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

November 8, 1973 Volume 32, Number 8

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1973-11-08

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In on a
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Carlson
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111th a 7·
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4371 Vol l.ewls and C1ark College
Pac • • Barrier un ro en r SpvndinfC a nlte t urlcd up w•tching the ~now fJII ;,.·not
o~lw•Y' romantic:. II mtty b~ d.tngeto"' .
Mondo~y morninR two LC dudcnl.s, B;arbar• Gaston 01nd
Allotn Kelly, w~re res< Ut•d I rom the-~lopes ol larch Mountilin
by • now plow, • • lie op1n1on
'In a dPmuc:;racy, there Is J
lCrt.un b.1rrwr th.tt you c.snnot go
bc)und • publrc op11uon."
OrPgon's JUmor Rt'publir::m
t•natur .rn~\,cred qur-sttons .lt the
Ore~ on Stud~nt Coni ercncc la~t
'taturda\ evr•mng. Put;kwuod w.t~
~p{'al\mg of tlw rt>.lSIIIl'> tor thl'
f:uluh• of on(• of Ius c.1mpargn
lundmg rdc.,,, but the r cmark
applrc.s tu h11o vrcw on .mot her
,~\Ut' • Nrxon o~~uJ \\'awrgatc.
Ten to one
r'.ukwond !iolld th.JI hts oflict•
hJs rcCil'Vcd J flood ol t~l(!gr.tms
10 the p:t't wcl'l..s, whrch. bra ten
• N ' IO onl' r.ltiO, l fiiiCILC IXOn S Jll'f·
rormJntc m oflice. lmrnct.lit.~tely
after the tiring ol spccidl
pro~t·<'utor Au.hib.1ld Cox, ht• S<ud
the r.111o was closer to a hundred
10 Olll'
Sentiment ality
He ~ .... id hl! w,,, confmcd b} tht.•
apparent drsc1 cp.mq• hctwt•en
the tclcgrdm!> .md recent puhlac
opuuon poll!;, whtch show a cun·
Sttlt!rdbl~· hrght•r <h'KfCl' of '>UP·
po11 for tht.• pt c ull•nt.l h.! "atd th.!l
thl' Sr..'nltmt•nt.tlaty th.tl m.1ny peo­
plr hold for the ofli<:e ol the
Pre<.1dt>nl may .lU OUIII lOt the
dt~CI 1.! j)JflC}',
I Lkm't thml\ th.H Ntxun well
rcs1gn," he sard, ''But then I didn't
thmk th.tt AgrH!" would erther I
.:tm one of the wor!>t pr t>drctors."
Ht• dtd nut tnchcate htc. feelings
dboul rmpeachment. but noted
that the anlt-NtltOn tcl(!gr Jrns drd
' not nctresSJrtly Cilll lor Nalf.on's
tmpeJchment. lie spok • of
\\atr>rgJtc almo 1 entuel)'ln ll'rms
of public opanron. ·
P,H kwovd \lbo .1n:-"crt>d
CJIIrcnrns ol college fcder.tl tun­
dmg under tlw bJ~It; opportunity gr.mts lim vcar "Con~rcss trtcd
.motht!r WilY or doin~ thrng~ . We
don't ,JIWa)'S do \\~II.' he r..t•d.
"I c,ec the fedr•r,ll go11r•rnmcnt's
prtncrpal role d~ provnJmg lunch
for eli pcnmcntal pr ogr .ems," hi'
st.:lfed.
Get them out
"I think 1t'r, Ierne wt• get the
collt•gt-s out ol the nc<cessity to
.lpply ror '>flt'Ciftc gr.mts ... I thtnk
we <ohould alloco~tc .11 tht..' ~t.11c
l<•vcl or dircttlr In tlw collcg<•s."
P.1c~wond ind1GJ1t'd th.Jt ht>
would ... oon be .1nnouncrng pl.ms
fur .J ndtiondl hcc~hh c.tre bell;
pos~ibl~ in c.;Oopcr,nio'l wrth thl·
.nJ mmtstr atton.
Heavily funded
"The btll would rn~urc a
guar .tntecd ll:!llel of health care
serv•ccs tor C'llt?r\' J.Jerson, and
would include dental CJrc Jnd eye
cue." Po~ckwood s<ud th.1t the
progtdm would be hcav1ly funded
bv employer .. , Wtth Pmployccs
paytng <lbout 25'~. of the
pH•miums . The unemployed
would be msured b~· tht• govt•rn·
rncnt
The real thing
On the M1ddll• Ltsl <:liSts,
P.tdwood 'Scud th.Jt the US mthtdry
alert was gcnuml!, ..tnd that he
!oupport~d ard to lsroJ<>I. He blamed
(urope.tn tndiftercncc to lsro~cl's
posrtton on the o1l rn!,fusuy.
"It all depend~ w h1ch stcie you
carne dO\\ n on -rnoraltty or
cncrg)." he S<ttd.
"brJel\ ~tuck-unless we supply
h " er.
HL' dttributetlthc impott•nce oi
the Unrted Nations on the la1. k ot
reJI commitment b)' members ,
"Anv II\ orld org.JOIZillton can
onl~ ·lunctton as well .1s the noJtrons
ol tht: world \\ant it to."
Genuinely
1\l.umed St•n.llor P .1cl. y, ood rt>porh that the rt-< t'nt ale~t . of
Amt•ric ''" troop' wa'l moti\'alt•d b) non-pohtu .al
"'il'>On'l. • pers1sts
jawbone
juggernaut
crushes foes
The l'toneer forcn tC'i squad
lonks to compctttron .11 the Un·
tllcrs•l)' of Oregon thiS weekend
for contmuauon ol a iiuccesslul
!.PdSI)Il,
1\t tht! Gonzaga Umverstt)' tour­
n.Jmr•nt October 26-28. LC tnpled
thl• swccp~t.akcs pomt of thetr
nearest m·al
Jud) ndre\\ s won tir-st m
or.Jlon O.t\ td Walker was a
fmJii~t tn the same e\ ent. \\ alker,
a fn·~hman, also placed lourth tn
open dtvtSIOn mterpretatron
\\1kc McCrory placed first m e~­
tcmpor .mcou~ \pcakmg, recer"­
mg un.Jntmous ftr~ts trom the
judge ..
M1l..t.> lo.ncgcr and Roger Pike
piJct•d ,l'cond en junior divbion
debi.llc. ,, losH"IiJ Smrth Jnd Me·
Crorv qu"lified lor the lmer·
nationill Tourno~ment ol Cham­
ptons b) pl.tnng th1rd in 'enior
debillc.
Ru:h.utl Nehon and .'v1ark Olson
were qu.Jfler-hnalish in .. enror
deb.ttl', Joe larson and Ste~te
Hulbutt rcce•vcd thcst.~mt dl'>tlnc­
tron 1n JUnior dtllt,ion.
l C \\on ftrst tn senior
~wccp~takt•s <~nd \t!Cond m jumor
\\ccpstakcs .1t lhe Paohc Univer­
~11) tournanll'nt October 19·20.
lndtllldual e"ent \\ mner'> "~re
muh. lir.st m ~enior ~po.s1tor ·;
cl~on, 111 t m c..eni01 or Jtory;
i\lll.Crm • hr~t in entor tmpromp­
tu, Chrl~t1 Hoo' cr. second rn
1umor mtl•rprctation; and 01.-.on,
tourth m 'cn1or tmprornptu.
o\ \rCror~ and Srntth \\on third m
~t·n lor dl bate 1\neger .Jnd PJkt•
plat cd 1h11 d 1n tumor deb.th' The p.1ir had planned to meet a lri~nd •• tr.Jil'~ •nd on ill
mountt~in roo~d. Th • rendezvous, which w•\ sch~duled for
Sundo~y ,Jfternoon, w.a .. m.tdc impossibl~ when their friend
w.as unablr to >Uic the mountt~in in a borrowl'd ur. After
w.tlking put wa) down the ro•d the two hilcers decide-d
their be-.t hopP. l.ay in digging in, in their '>leeping biigs, .and
wiliting lor il rescue p.arty.
Eightet>n hours l•ter they cr.awled into th~ \no~ plow ub
to bt· c..uried down thee mounl•in to • wailing teltwi ion
crew who tr<oln)ported them to th~ Sheriff '~ olfice o1nd the
Woodl•nd P.1r" Hospit•l for eumin.tlion.
M~. Ga,ton w•' r~ll'tl\f'd to the umpw clinic for rf'\t
whit(• Mr. Kell~ wil1o ho~pitaliud with fint degr~ fro\tbite
o~nd a lung condition.
' Who, us?
•
m uncov
on Palatine Hill
Br•nt McGee
Stall writer
L.Hr) Olrno, an ctttornc)' wuh
the HE\ Otfrc«? of C1vtl Rights tn
s(!iHtle, confrrmed Fnda) that sex
dt~o<:umrnat•on m the granttng of
£manc1al <ud to LC fr~hmcn ·~
''unque~ llonably a violatron of Tr­
tlc IX" of the Htghcr fducauon
Act
fmanctal 1d Otfkc f1gures
show •hat freshmen men must
ha\'e 48 ctdmtssJon pouus (.ls~tgncd
on the basi~ 01 proJected college
CP , SA r s ores. hrgh school CPA,
etc.) tn order to be offered a
fm.1ncr.al .trd package coniJ~ttng of
20'. t;rant and BCYuloan. Women
must have SS ctdmrss•on pomts to
bt: otfcrcd the same p.1ckage
Both, of course, must demonstrate
financtal need
St.1ted facto;
Olmo. wltcn rnlormcd ot the
abOH! SIIU,}tiOfl In a long·diStdnCC
phone call, sa1d, 'C•~ n those
~tatl'd tact , 11 would con~tuute
di)UIITIInJtion "
''Bolh ollcr and appotntment
would be discr tmrnator ."
The bii)tC provision of Tit I~ I X ol
tnt! 111gher Educ.Jtion Act states:
"No pt.~r<oon m th~ Unttcd Sttltes
hall, on the bast"' ot se~. be ex·
eluded from partictpat•on en, be
dented the benefit ot, or be ~ub­
JCC ted to dc-,crtmrnahon under
.my cducatton progr.1m or '-ICttvtty
reccr\tng • cderal finaflcial . .. asst<.tancc
LC utthzc~ uch it>dcr.l
ptog•ams a EduCJliOndl Oppor­
tuntt~ Grants, Nat10nill Darect tu­
dent loan~. and College \\ ork·
(Ud cmplo mcnt
Co\lered, but
LC r covered b the act but '~
ewmplt•d, ~Jth .til other pmate
undergraduate ln<ttllutu:ms. from
the admiS~tons prO\ tSIOII
\ cordmg lv Jn ugu t 1912
Hf\\ memo tht.~ fmdm~ of a \tala·
uon wrll h("' f ollm-. cd b\ "rnl or mat conoliatton and per.suaston." Th
memo contmued: "If persuasion
fails the Aet provides for formal
heanngs conducted by the
Federal agency(s) '" olved. uch
acuon can result an the termma·
uon or w11hholdmg of Federal
lmancral dSStstance.''
The memorandum w<Js broadly
dt~s.emtnaled tO ,JJI rn IIIUIIOnS
p.HtJCtpaung In k-dcral Jsststance
oro]ltrams, .accordrng lO Olmo
'v\ hen il)ked •I h<' hJd ')CCil 1h
memo, DeJn Kent Hawlc~ repltcd,
I doubt 1t • tf I h.t\ .I'm not aw arc
Oi II '
H..twle) s.11d he U1dn t knO\\
rhe fmc pornLs' of ltnanoctl ard
otfer but drd ackno" ledge th<ll
LC attempts to marntJrn a "S0-50"
male-female balance.. He s<ud 1f
the "fmandal .trd drllerenllal' dtd
not e:tast, "\ ou'd oon have 70%
women and JO'>o men and the
women would drop ourlske rites '
Women higher
Hawleo, sa1d women conststent­
lv rate htgher th<Jn men m admt -
sron crrrena, espeCially lugh
school CPA. Notmg the hca"
tmbalance en thrs )'ear·~ fr~hman
cla~s (229 men, 300 women) he
sa ad, •· This year admi~'tons cho'e
to maintatn qualit~ r.lther lh<.tn the
balaru:e "
1 he c isung "finant ial ;11d
d1frcrcnual" is, accordtng to
Hawle,, "JUSttfred en term of
ht~hcr educ.ltlon purpo es "
K.Jth Klem. \\!omen's Center
member, condemned s dt •
cnmmatton m rhe a"ardmg of
hnanc.1al aid: ''The pohC) rs do ubi
bad because the dr~cnmmate on
the ba IS 01 <; ' and On the bc'l I Of
soc•o-econom1c status. The br\lnt
of the dt crtmtnallon ralls on poor
Yo Omen
C.ulson a•d 29 ol LC
"tudcnts are recceo,; rng tmant:to~l a d
t~ll' ear • a drop from the 69· 0
htgh ot 35' she added that 4 JO
students are retct\ eng ltnanc tdl td
~·at:kagcs that mclude fedc..."r tl
tund!o • 270 men antllGO \\Om • t
SO,CIALISIVI
~studiecJ on b.c.
field trip ......... p. 5 LONG DISTANCE
CHAOS AND PAX operator -run
vi ~ i t t h e down
hindquarter .... p. 3 opposition ...... p. 8 page '2
Women's fury
l o tlw Ldttor
\\c. tht \\ mnt•n' ~~ntl'l oil\ •
an• "r1ttnh rn rt·~pon't.' to Br ''"'
McGt• •\ Jrtrdc m la~t w~ck ' log
on dt , nmtn3h)l) tina11C1Jl .11d ''
l
II ,,~,~war that an If~'"~ to
achiC\l' a SO. SO r<~tro ot "omen to
men di cummatton oc<'ur' b,
both C). .md economiC statu~.
If <1 ''oman can aflord to attend
ll wtthout fmancral Jrd, he h not
d1 umrnatcd a •ain I l\ut ti 'hf'
ne<'d~ a t~tancc. she mu'>t ha\c 7
more ddmts tOll potnt' than a male
tudcnt to bt• c;'Oil!tldcrcd lor the
ba 1t .nd padJgc -20 JWrccnt
•r.mt .md 80 fJerccnt loJn.
lhus, a ,,oman \~tth 48, 49, SO.
51, 52 53 or 54 po1nt5 wrll h.1vc to
HO el •v. here for :ud or her cdUc.:;d·
t1on. whtlc malr• ">tudcnb w1th th~
~me• numbl•r ot pomb.\teoflered
atd 10 cn.tblc tlwm to attt•nd LC
Lf"' pohc dt~C.TIO'Inate~ agatn!il
lo" er da !I wumi!n. '" la,·or or
men and upper dass \\omen
Our unclcrmmd1ng of l1tlc IX
mdrcat~ &hJt LC h tn "rolauon of
the Educauonal Amcndmcnb ot
19'~-.2 Accordmg to th£' HE\\
hsgher cduCdllOn gutdlrnc~.
'lhcrcfor~ l'lfl'Cli\C Juh 1 (1972)
a<. a condrtron ot re<:Ct\tnS Federal
o!\)l!ltanct:, \OUt IOSIItUtiOI\ mu~t
make .111 bcneltts and \Cr'VICCS
cl\ldllable to th • tudent \\ &thout
dt)tnmmauon on the bd ~~ of '-C •
.lo 1ndrc.1h:-d belo\' there are " -
cmpt1om to .md .J dererment rn
rmplcmcnung the .;~dmr»rom
provr~ron Hbwe\ er, uti or her rl!­
qurrcm •nu of 1h1) Trtlr> .11e
pr • cnrl~ In t>ffcc:t. •·
, LC as .t private undcrgraduat~
rnstllutron. I!> <: ernpt from thl•
.,..;,ur~t~ton~ prCIV1(11)"1 . Prwate trn·
dergrad m~ututrons are ex.:mpt
from lhc H[\\ guldt•linc; as
re~.ud~ admi~~rons on! ·• not t-dlll.•IIIOn.tl progr .lllU .md .tt·
II\ rtrl' rt•C\'1\ Ill~ I cdt'l.tl trn.mn.1l
,,, 'I) I OJ ll f!.!,
lL tll•.uly p.trttCiflolW\ m
l•dut .ttwnul .11 \1\ lilt'' 1 t•• ,.,, mg
I ~·dl•r. tl ,, t'!>t.tnt~- \ ,>llcgl' \\or~
stud) .ruon.rl Plll'tl Studt•nl
Ln.rn!o, ,u\d l dut ,ltlon.tl Oppm­
tuntl Gt.mt
\\ ,. huJh' that U "ill vc..•lunt.tuh
dlolOSt' tt tlll't;JI !h,cnmm.liOf\
pultt II ch.mgc do'~ not rome
wtllrngl}. hO\\P\t'l, \\onwn\
Center t) prt•par<'d 10 hie .t com­
pl.unt \\llh H(\\ to .w•ure rom·
pllancc '' uh tlu" law
Kath~ 1\lcrn, L.lurtC H,mk~ .
~man 'Jmamuto, f.r1ca Cr JSb),
\nn 1\trld.md ,\>\,utha Roge",
M . .ult:rH' Montouth. l "' •\\org.m,
Nan<: \\ahl
Senior's hassles
1 o the r tlrtt:ll:
I t~n '!>CC ab,ol ut eh nor JIIOn:t It>
Ill tht• ch;mg£' of thl• r ~'SI~trdtton
.. yslt•m .:.t LC \"\ h\ the hdl shuuld
1 he '!>l'nr or">. ha~ 1 ng .111 e_ad\ o;hell('d
out d wu)tantlal Jmount ol monc
w .111end tlw school, be ,,11 of a
'!>Udden. ..t:r C\\ e-d O\ er \\hen 11
ron\t.> to gt.>tllng dll~ C5o
The nC\\ , ... ,em \h1'> hne for me
.md thf' rest of thC' ~)l'ople m theN
to l r .mge. but "hJt Jbout next
term "hl'n "c r "'·' t ~ \\ h) should
J cn1or be put out .11 .Ill, \\hen it
corneo; to genmg cia ~(>';( t 1h1~
po1nt. there r no rNI d.mgcr ol
ucmg scu'\' ed out of 1 he full
Cfl'liJt (.OUt.,(•~ In I he m:lJOf\, but
what about 1h • cour' ~that would
uc ntcc to t..tkc, \\ lwn the other
r t>qurr ernents arc 11n.1ll) out ol tht~
"J) { Tim •~ to 'a' nothrng .Jbout
the a~.:llvrl · oour<.~. uch .u tenni~
da\.,C), th:u u~ually f rll up qu1ckh·,
I or 11 woulcl ~Ufl' be mn•ll) be a bit,
to gel om: 11 orw so dt''>lte , after
three ~car~tl - .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
• on J
Juon O~wid Emerick
~ Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bell'> ~
find a sound feed tt .snd watch htc grow -lccd1ng upon nsclt to
reshape subtl • rnto wmething tt>tally new th:ll lam only as long itS
11 ta~ eli to rl'pt~at the proct!'~.
Ul\•rdc )oUrM.'H down the mtddlc. On one ~nit• the artist-on the
other tht• technophrle. Let both h~ten to the sound ,uu.J dr<JW new
patt\!r ns I rom 11
Apprct rate the mus1C.1I v~rtUO)IIY lod.l'd rnto a smgl!• mrnd .1nd
a p.ur of hi.lnds not yet twt>nty vcar old Marvt:l dl ins1rument.11
r•:ndcrrngs collected 11\ ll!pcatcd trips 3CIO')s. .t multt-e•h,mm•l
rccorcling he.ut O~.Jcr halt " ~c.H of ~udl JOurneys, ~'i.ICh over ''
route .Jitcrcd slrghtly e\ crv limP by tht~ dl•c.tronrc o,tgnpO\IS ol
equahzdtton dnd \'Oiumc o1nd phasmg finally lormmg a m.ttfl!\ of
rnterwov1m sound ltsten to the rntl'r-rdattomhlp ol guttar~ .md
k "\boards, drum~ and 'oices. gongr. and flull., and tubular bells
that IS the \H?CJ\C of lhiS mus1CJI falmc
ow let I he tabnc fall all around your\cll rn !llr .tnds and folds
untrl YOU .src totall} t'rllldoped tn sound that ha~ the pow~>r to b1nd
}OU helpless. except that you m•11er thought of going .tnyway.
MO\ • w11h the sound on thrs f1nal Journey thJt r~•\eals :hP
comph.:ted pattern of pttc.h, harmon) and mstrumcntatton as a
l1vmg, coh~1vc whole
F1nd d name for 11 ri ou can. lltsn't rt•all) any one nau~•callorm
at e~ll You drtft Jlong on J ba~\ uvcr !hilt 1\ lnt•'ti wrth dciiCi!lC
organ undercurrents \'ti htch won'r allow you to sm~ or be star& led
b dw vo1a• uuroducmg each new tubutar) ol .tdded \ound I low
wllh rh1 dUrdl nver tJl1ng you unprorcst1ng to tiS watPrShC'd ot
~oilnns pol)phontc L••l•·br<IIIOn) Reach •' della oi rmgtng 1uuular
bt>ll'> and !iubrnetgc ttlt~n toto the qu1c1 \~"a
1 urn d rt•<..ord owr tn p~rlec:t 'itlencf•
\\ oJII for l~w harmomcs IU pia\ ov••r ~ ou d~•"" .md JOin wllh
• l't-.tlt(•llng (-!UI\.Jr pall ·rnt.. whtch takt.: )'OU duwn 1lw cothr•r \lt.h.•
ol ht lountc~tn 1rom v. hKh ~ou t.Jnnot d11nk too rnuch weth t•.us
I I h '" \Jdlfl•nl\ b•·c nw mouth., lt·t .,h,uprh~ thm\(1< C'Pir>r Jtl.'
11 I w r Ju • ound thai dr.lw vou lmw.ud qu(\t10nrng
I r lf'ldlll Jl 1 '' t \'\ md•·r w1th thr· und. It
I 1 •" t I tl I tront p n
I I I r I
I
I I I
I I <ltd )Onll' or Ill} U\\ n ... ur \I')
""'''""M·''"'g h talktng to lclhm cnllll', .Jnd tlw~ .til .,,ud till'
) ll.'tn \<\ .1~ It Ill' 1\0\\, t Ul \\'t'0 H'
llf\1, hut \\h,tt .tUOUI 1\L'\t h'IOll
llw 'tudl'"" th.u \\l'fl' In tht•l.l!>l
~rcnrp tl) rl'~l~t~r ••• , tn tlw old
!;~'ltt'm, "'l't ~ l1o1' ing ,,.,rds pulll'cl
to .1\oui ~t!lltng c H'Wt•d up, 110
"hilt good ll<t' b~cn alCompli ... lwd
"tth lhl' ncv. ~ ternl
It JUSI "'.t'>n't that drllt( ult to S'''
the d.,~ •"!':> th.tt I \\ .Jntcd rn nl)
pr ~'' iou~ \t'Jt,, .lnd tf \Onll'thmg
g<>t nll''~cd up, there ''a alw.l)'
tht• ne\1 Lt•rm. tiO\'~'cr. , .. llh
cmor , there .uc no morP nL'"'
t~rm!>l Bt•tng f.tmth.lr w1th .lllthc
n•d t..tpc Lulbhu th.tt goe'> on \\tth
regt)H au on, chJngrnt; cl.1 \t~,l!t( ..
I CJn JU'I '-CC w lwn gr ,,du.ltton
ttme come' lwrng one th1rt..l ol .1
• r edtt 'hort, or not lw1ng .1ulc w
get,, rll'edcd cl.h'>1 and then herng
wid for onh anmh,~r $1000 } ou
t.:Cin t.IJ..t• tht• \:OUISt' illlU gr.uiUolll'l
\\ o•\c bel'll t;O,lkt•d lor l'llOUgh
brt•.td, .rnJ "·'""~ !iPntor out up \\llh e tr.1 ha')C.I•· t~ a\tllnlt', lor
.JIIcl ~ur\'1\IOS thrt'lJ VL'·If:S .1nd
\\<llltng for the rl'lol\Pd .II·
n10 phl'f e Ol I cgr~tr tltiOil \\hen ol
enror. I ftnd noth1ng but
C'onttnued .... Bull hrtl Granh•d,
the ne'' ') tem "til be cqu1tilhiC',
but \\h) on c.u 1 h hould f n•shmt~n
reg1'>tcr hr t?Thcy ha11l" four ~(>~II~
to gd then classe\, 'iemor~ have
one tv.o, or three tetms left -------· -
t\ .1 wopo~cd '>olu&ion 10 lhl<;
asmme 'ituat1on. I rctommend
th.Jt the Seniors regi~tt·r lrr~t .md
get the clas:.e' they net•d or wan1,
wtth l1m11S on number' .. dmrttl'd,
and then h.tvc th~ rc~t of thl•
scudent bod) regtslcr iiCCording w
alphilbP.ttl .11 cr ap\1
This tll'W way,tt comes up snake
l' c:.lor tht• Senrors- Wl•lo,e .. 111d
we sure as ht•ll won't gc•t our
money back! -
R1ch.trd Reed
LC at DC
To the lditor.;
Tlw LC Cmpy Crtlll'r' trouncl!d
the LC All Stars last ~dturdav tn the
tootbdll ( li.l!>S.ic held on tht• lll1p~l'
aciO)'> lrom the Whne liou~c. Tlw
M ort• was 18-12 whl!n till' gamt:'
w.Jll C.lllcd ofl b) ~ecr t•t ScrVKI'
agents who rnformed the tuclcnts
111.11 Nixon's ht•hcoptcr would
soon he l.tndm~ on thcrr SO yard
hm· .• md lhP g.tmc \\uuld hu11e to
he delayed Unlortunatcly, 1lw
CriSp) Cotters thought II ~•snallcd
thl' end of the g.tme. dOd w1th ·• SIX
pomt lead, left the ''st.u.hum'1 w11h
a pol•u! c~c.ort to the strcl't
That n1ght, tht• \'\ httc I lou~~·
announced the dr~rrms,al of Co~
.and the rt':.lgnattom of Rll h;u d­
SOII <tnd Rucklt•sh.1us, lntiiJ\Ing ,,
IIUtnl)l.:r Ol local I t!oi(IIOI\S,
In front ol tlw \\hue Hou~···
(JIIZ('tl\ ht•fd pltlC ,JI ds, fl'dthng
"Honl lor "''pear hmcnt" -1 he
110rw ~··ldom ls·1 up.
Moncl.,y. Rep l)vn.tltl I r .111"1
.1ddr e~o l'tl cJ group of .!00 JH'Uilk
on th(' '>h'll <•f tlu l <~pllol mlur•
rmn~ 1twrn ol ht ml nuon to
'"'' uJUI r • ,nlunon o.~llml) I 11
t t rmp I n nt ,, th Prt 1
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llw humorou'> ou ""''"( •'~ ol th•' 1,1\t twu W"""~· tlw lrrrng.,,
p11• ~ lllllll'rt'IH P,, .tt1tl thl' thrc.tt., of unpt•,u hmt•nt h.1vc hPt'l'
~onll' nl till' mml p~·r,on.llly enJilV•thll' t•vt•nt~ w huh I IMVt'
ulJ,t•t H'd in V> ol\hlllglOI\ It\ ClUIIl' ~Ofllf' tilTH',
()ll! "t Ollgii''\IO ihll lt·,l(Jl'l\hip" hoi'> ltll•tll) diM OVI'tl'd, "o011W
Iori\ yc.nS .1l1t•r tlw lolll tlhll the Jlfl'\lth•nt < olll tlu jU\1 .tbl>UI
.m~ thmg lw '' .mts .md thl') h.wc little to do t•xt••pt tn .. it b.u k .md
\\'•11< h tiH' '>fll'l t.rdt•. \\" h,IVl' h.1d .tn outrt~ht l~xcc lJIIVt' die t.llor~lup 1n lh1~ country
tor qwtP ,, whllt• .md I tinJ 11 rnodt•r.ltt'IY Iunny th,tt ow ,-.lt•c tPd
rt•prt'\t!lll.lll\11!' .lH' Ill' I gt•ttmg .uouml In nottcrng 11 1 lw K'm' th
uf t'!I.Ct ulln' power bl'g.tn With tlw .ulrlllntllll·ltiOII ol t,,
\\ .1~hlngton .tnd hd~ ht::t>n devt•loprng nw1 nly. w1th up!~ .md
dow m, ever ~·m t•. And\' Jat:kson did,, good JOb .11 pl.tyrng ,Julml.ll
iUid Ltm oln "'" "" ol( kno\\lt>dgcd OllloliOr durrng the Civil \\,JI,
lt•dd) and \\ oodr ow put Ill tht•ir two Ct•nts wurth but the power
ot till' C\eCult\t' ".1s fu ml) t•ntr £>n<' ht•d hy the p1 t'!;ldi'IIC) of H1R.
'ou ,., .. ))clore tht) tum• ''had been,, Ulll11t'r\JI rult•of "pohtrc.;.JI
t.:lt'llll' .. tl~t~t tiH' pm., cr~ ol tht•leaJer under JU~t.,Ltout an} sy'itt·rn
mc:r••,Jwd du11ng \\artrnw In 1.1ct 1t be' '"'w one ol tht.: cl1che\ ol
ruler~ 1'\:l'rywlwn• th.tt 11 )'UUr rcg1nll' \\,H lrpprng or youlch the
lll.~l'U h) l'XCr(.IS{' .1 httle ITIU~r.ll' then .til ¥1lU h.uJ 10 do Wol~ C.lfl' up
.1 lrult~ w.)r 'omr•wlwr 1:' .1nd your problt'm w.1s h.tllw.ly tu bcmg
~ohl'd. 1 lw onl) d,II\J;t'l 10 thts .tppruolrh w.t~ th.ll tl you .. hould
h.tppen 10 It"'' tht \\.tr then thctl' Wl•nt llw wholt• b.dl ul w.1 .
\\ell clurmg till 40' guud oldAnwrtc.tn in~wnutl't c.unc up Wtth
·• m'" tdl•.l that "'·'' 1dc.1lly ~lllll'd to world 1 ondttiuns .
It W1•111~ tho1t the dcpressron JUSt hadn't pl.tct•d m I DR's h,111cl'
l'nuugh IH>" Pr to , .. t 1~1). tSoml' cntl't prtr.mg "pol it 1C.tl ~c 11'1111"1"
c;hould wrttt• ht~ thc~ito on the l.tct tll.tt, Ilk•· hl'rorn, tht.• psyche
dP\t'lop' ·'" mCfl',t~lng tolcr.uH..l! for pm,Pr o 1h.rt the le.Jdt•r h.1~
10 tuk•• 1m rr•.t\tng doses of 11 to gpt tht• s.mw k1ck.) He ~1111 found
hlm~ell J Itt tie \hor 1 "lwn 11 came 10 lwmg .II.> It• to control ''the
lrl'I'SI ntliiOil on Piulh "::,o, 1n the tl.,~~tc manner he .,uckert•d thP
Amem:un People tnto fightrng" war th.tl tlw) d1nnot want to l1ght
l>~ usmg \\ ho~t lhl~ stnC(' bccoml' known J~ tht• Pe.ul II arbor
m.11H!U\t'l of Gam•• lheor) -get the erwrn)' to .ltt..tck ftr)l.
After tlw w.u w.ts 011cr tht• CXl'CUtrvc ,tnd the mrltt.uy were
frrgh1encd that tht! whole "ondNful structur t• ot rontrol·. whrch
thl·~ had bUilt durmg tiH' war, \\ould collap~c wrth the return ol
"pc.ll c'' .1 11 hlld "' Am\!rn . .t \ J)F'\'tou wars.
AI 1h1' po1nt the rww mno~ JIIOn w.1s tntroducPtl. 1 he concepti!'.
c-.tlled "PL•qwtual \\ .u lor l'crpew.ll l't•olCc" ami 11 1nvolve'i tht•
rnJmtcn.tll(l' nl .J con,t.llll w.trlllnt' lootrng with onl~ or c.t~ronal
ftghtmg but whtch allow~othc L'lWCUtivl' to rn.llnl.tlll 11~ g11p on the
nat1on's tluout.ln tlw rwriod I rom 194& 10 l'J48tht• miht.Hy .md tht·
l'rC..\Idt•nt cr.tnkt·d up the m.1S:.Ivt• burc.lucr.H y th.ll hJd grown
w11h the w.H toward'> the objccllvc ol torwrnc1ng Congrt·~., th, t
ow Ru,.,i.m .tllte!> rcprc:-entcd ,, gr.Jvc thrt•.tt to our ~urvivJI .1~"
Jl,JIIoll ".lrnt:e lhc dri!ft WCI\ II.!Vi\'t•d II) l<J.m. olltt•r ol brt•Jk of IWO
~~·.us, .1nd the concept ol bipatthan lurr•rgn policy o1nd national
t•t urltv mdnagcmt•nt became firmly cntr~m :hcd in thl' ~tructurt•
ul thl• n.rtion.tl ~overnment the dt( l<ttorsh1p o! the t•xpc.uttvt• h,1,
bt•cn l.ugcl~· unoppo.,ed . Orw nt'l~d onl) look atlhe numbt•r of p.tgc~ 111 lht Govcrnm (.'nt
Org.,niuth>n ~ Manual dcvott•d to e<tch ol tlw thrt•t brJncht'" ol
gon•rnmcnt lO ~e(' whsch 1~ the mo'>t unport.mt.
When pohtrt al :.crcnii'!>IS wor!ohtppr•d I he Cl<f'lUIIVL' w11h ~uch
ph taw~ .1~ Rr(hdrd Ncu'it.ldt 's dt'"rriptton ol the pre~idcm :y JS the,
"~olt· l rown-lrkP s~mbol of the Umnn" tht•y p.tvl'd tht• w.t} lor
Nrxon') Hnlcrlrkc dc~cripuon of the Pre)ldcnt'~ role: .1~ th.Jt ot the
m.u1 who "rnu!>t awculate 1 he nation's v.JiuL's, dclrnl' ito:. goals .1nd
mdr:.ho~ll tt w1ll."
1 ho I!'" Congre>~ and in the ac.ldemy who h,wc uecn pushrng
for iJ o,trong pre~idt.."nt lor ~e.ur. Jnd who would bt• pu.,hrng tor .t
strong ont• now rl they had one rhe"t hkec.J, dfl' h.udl')' in 1 po'>tlron
lo Wt'CP .uul w.ul over "htgh crtllll'\dlld nw.dL'mt•.mor'> Tht·~ · ,Jf£'
c:\pl•rtCIICrng cxat:tl} who~t ltwy hcl\ c urgl'd upon us lor yl·.tr~.
NI\On' .1llcged crime~ ditft>r no\ on~ iut.1 11om wh.tl ••very
p11 ~ldl•nt o,mc<.· FDR h.too donl" .md golt<>n aw.ty with. Tht•y h.lVC
own lht wrnd Jnd I <.dn der 1ve .11 lc.t'lt ,, modicum ol Joy lrom
watl hmK tlwm H:'•tP the whtrlw1nd
pioneer log staff
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''••uwn.: lll•lur
lhJ\111\'1' "'"""H''I l'tudut uon EtJ11or lody Run
"''" (.. Rotlrw• lill•l~·nbnand
tur.ly 1\rfcfr<'l'o,
L uulJ c.olbUt n
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Nlilll \ \\ .shl ( UlllJ)Cnllton I tlttur
tll'old l'irotu)(ltlflho•r
'>pttrl\ f duur
\\ nh ' lull Urt•uh.ulh tt•ve tho•' n
lrd ( ulhntln lol\1)1\ lm~rrd. <.C'Otf:< t.nn•'l, ().JwGo~lhwn J•m t..••,.hntr \\ 1'\.\;aJ
t ~·l'oa lh11nl Mrt.•••• M~rl Nchun lliubclh Nurr•• !\liM~ Rul!m \1''"' \ho"'"
Hu"nc "'·'" "allv ll~lt•l I,.,. ~utro~hr
l\1111 1\II.Jf:ol\'o'd f,.111! II l.;(llfOI( l-MOI '\/loti Ulllllfll (.allll.' \'ot I
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Ho•l11 \d f.UVt t II~<•' '" r~'h' 1 El dv «;,dlo~tl~ "u o111 1c(ollhvt11~ 1\IIC.Ih I•
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l'h!IIOf '"'" 1 >\11t.ly l'.,rk•• John Uarlt:i
I I 'II fiii"C'\0 O,o~ndv Ry"t·ll~ I• H l "'"'"' ho I. ~1111 114nuhon 1 lllll Ht•UIOII r.re
""'' 1 lum 'lhoJ• m•' • 1 1 hurl \~uti'"' 1\• 11 b•l(llo•l
lutl•t• lllloro t..•thy l<.h lh ndt Mt ( hrr
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Mark Nel,o•t
St,tff wrlh.•r
Ch,IOS .lnd P otX, IPJUVt:n.tllnM
thl'rnwlv t·~ Ill thl• bapttSnMIIocJm
ol tlw Ope'" Sc•,, , H'l ~.ul tor
htght•r lt!vl'ls. Up St.tll' Strf'~l, m
ldkt• o~wc•go, polSt the Pump
l(ou ,., tlw Hc.JdH·ombr•r, the!
Pinalcm• -CJrbundC'\ ol p.t'>t cx­
pPdtiiOm • tht' Zlg-z.tggtng
lwdomsts dtm.tx .tn c.:vt'ntng's
p•lgnmm.Jg(• .11 tlw HmdquoJrtt•r ,
U.ud fought week
~tnt~ 11'.. .S,uurd.ty ntght they
mt~'>t>d the r r iucty Happy I lour
lrlllll 4 30 to 6 00, whwt drink~ .Ht;;
h.111 IHttc ( · hmt, ,Jdvcrt "emt•nt
111111) but tht•y don't rt~.tlly give a
d.mlll .snvwJy, Altt•r .J h.Jrd· I ought
wt•ck ot mtd·tl'rrm. Waltt•r
Cronkllt' (th.u's thl' w.1y 11 1\), TR
ccuiuusm•,s, Walter Cronkrte,
ti!mpu~·(ommumty rt•st, Waltt•r
Cronktlc, the~ \Oily p.lu h.Jve left
their lrug.thl\' bt•hind. They
rattonoJ117t' th.tt smu~ Sund.1y i'ju~t
Jbout ,,, b.nJ oJ') Monday, maybe
\\or ,., fur anrt-.mtidp.ttron of
Monday :.till mounts, then why
nor ~Ub\tdrLe .Sunday w1th a
hangovt•r lrom ~.uurd.ty ntght a\ a
gcnuuw cllort to ttvoid the cir­
wrmtann•,, Bu 1, who nt!eds ex-
1 rust• .. ?
Tuck~ in shirt
I he llmdqucJrter c:ater., to a
dt~n t~lc th.Jt th~ S<'d' <>hall never
Wlllll'"" P.tx ~:vcn tuck~ in h1<o o,hirt.
Ch.to' mJkc' .m JJI out t'ffort to at
1 hM'>I look only half drunk.
"looko, likL Sumter Cmema
mu\t be a drag tontght; the elitists
Jrc out -Jag!>, Mcrccde!> , Cild'>,
etc.-wrth -.omc token gesturco, ol
fl)tng JUntor t!Xt'C'> M(/s. Volvo':.,
lsncoln!>, etc. A Republican crowd
bcmg ltber<JI lor a SJturday night,
krnd ul likt> weekend
ll'enybuppl'l' Bur there':. \Orne of
u~ here too -fords, ( hcvy\,
\'W\. l'tc trytng to gra~p the
hertt.tgc Sh.1ll wei" Chc1os JC\1.,
Late night refugees
P.1~ upem the door lor Chao~
(committing <1 vNy political J<:.l)
!he reddish-bl.ttk ltght dominate'
ln)ldt: >\ ( rviltwd Bt~cch,m,ll rom·
pt>\I!U ul late ntght rt'fugel''> lrom
~ome lousy (urktail party; some
gamt•playcr') JU'>I returned !rom cl • rrgoruu'> OliJr llnl•wrth-olivc··
e\enmg-tenni'>·mdtc:h ; the ever
rt\lnJC JUOIOf l'XCCS We.lrill~ their
perfectly p.1tentcd playmate~ for
th~ everung like glttt~rtng
Jl'\\ l'lry: a rJndom 'elc•c tron of
pc•opiL· lookrng lor afiJirc. on the
~•dc•: iJ <ompu\lt~ ul tlw 'bt•rng­
\Ct!nl..!tS' whu 'por 1 tlwir one .md
onl~ jl!tWl \Uit o\ c•r tht•ir orw .md
onlv lru,trcltedl~ ru•vcr mellow
botlte_,; ont• or two tt•.tl ltvc tel ,pt
rno.~lt~, w1th lung h.w but not too
lou~. c~nd ,tyh1ed but not too
' '')'hl't'd whn Wt'clf \Wt'dl\lliJlS,
\hot 1\, .md '.snd,,l, tu dt'ipi.Jy \l.llllC
dc•grt•c ol prl'mollllll' l!cn•ntncity
(tht'}' rooJm rlw fHL'IlliWS. like• h \
their lh lilt( ruoml; quite J k•y,
PO\I•P .H .trnmmt \II ciH~Img rnu\tl
lrc,sk!l ll'Jlrl'Stontlng the .llrt·.rd)
cdur,ttl'd corp~ ol mtellct tu,tl
'nob that c ·'" l.tugh .u 1\ 1,1rx (not
Grourho), but 'itrll Wt'Jr their r,mh
l,u"·d hhrt• J""'',., r .. vorfll' ~hrn c~nd
1\l'II·Yoorn-lO,II•c 0\ltllllc~. an
illolf.IIIH L(lllllflSl'tll of c-ollt•gt•
lrylllB lu gr.1~p thl' he11tJ{;t>. ''(. cl "k .on mu~l(, •c•nly ob\c•rvcs
P.tx.
"' Nh, tt 's .tlway., good. I oniKhl
1t'~ rm 1.., but they've h.td J<~Zl, tolk,
.md owr-lorlylstl mU\1<" • Jll kr nds.
I very night thPrP\ good mu\tC,
but ~h.tll we· rcw,lf(l our glutcu~
ntJ\rmt Wtlh some \l,tblllly, IPt\
ftnd a sc.H {" <"h.1o~ sugg ··~l5
Coffee kahlua
rhrough thl' n11•langl! ol toll~r ·
inK lnlk, pa)t the boJr .Hr•.t \''here
they order rhcu IJII'IItght fo~vurrrc~
• coflt•c bhlu.t, wtth whrppeo
cre.tm on ·1>P P••!tt rlw Jottld~dw,tll
tnto I he mu 1IC room wlwre t.tblc:.,
'h.ttr'l, wmrnrrul.~r lounge Jrt•.ts,
pt~oplt' qurddy he.1dmg to the
~\.( and b.Kk, and m.my orhcr
antm.Jtcd ob~r.tcll•s duttc:r thesr
path,, 1 hey ltn,JIIy JrrtVt' .11 thc
.tdjarcnt room, to the left ot the.:
~t.tgc .
"t-low about ~omc Dyl.lnl'
ChcJos ~hout s. Soml' Jmtably look
b.1ck Jt h1m, wh1lc others ~ilcntly
Jt>t.•r at the 'ugge'>tion , The fll•xible
'nor-too-rock' band rompromt'>es
with "Lav liJdy lay."
"Feelin' puuurddy mellloow,"
sighs Pax.
Nirvana
''Y cp, · Ch.:~o-, t.Jcitly agrt•es..
They ~tmply take it c~ll tn and
watch thetr thoughts touched ofl
by the word!> of th<· \Ong,
'Whatever color~ you have '"
your mmd /I'll 'how them to you 1
and you 'II see them ~hrne '
"It':. great to be able to order .1
~ong like that Deftnllely c1n m­
timate atmo .. phere with enough
darkne!t~ to tsoi,Hl' one's in­
dividual temperment from any
conflicting group onenlations .
Ah, N1rvana ... Monda)> '~ so lt~r
away " Chao:. ruminate~ .
''\'eah, really," chime~'" Pax a
le\., m1nutes later. The)' sip their
coffee kahlua'l with wh1ppL>d
cream on top and reid~ b<Jck, imo
more. Pioneer Log
Potter' Prayer Palace
'Human'
'excitin
Jed (JuffmJn
Staff wrtl('r
A ch.tplatn who d.trt!S to want to
be cunstdc:rr•d .1~ ,a human bcmg; a
scnetilry who St~c~ the GtMpcl')
roll' ol\ "gr~ •• sing tht• gc.Jr<,"; Jnd 3
'ummuntty program organstPr
Yo ho clocsn ·, C'Wcn dcmoJnd pd)',
arc three char.tCtt>rs 'Wl'ry much
r«•spom1biP lor an "ahvc" chapt?l
.11 I C.
1 he cold ~rars of Sund.Jy mor­
mng ch .• pl•l scrvrce .mcn<.lancc
tell pilrt of rlu· story In the pit~r.
,I(;COrrlmg IO raylur Potier' ratht•r
s1gnrlt( Jill drop\ 10 ullcndam .:(•
Could be noted cl~ llmt! progrcS\·
cd Th1~ yP,Jr !llt•r the in1t1.:JI dwp·
oil, followrng lrc)hm.tn oru:nt.l·
ltun. .tll('fltfant:t' hil~ Stdbslued.
Q,,.r 200 students attended !.t'r·
vtn•s on the fifth 5umJ,t) thi\ tall, .1
number pn•v•ou,Jy unheard ot.
Mor~ open
T ctylor Potter, lt>gs <rO!>\ed, ~~~­
rtn~ un .. !lol.ttn h1~ ott icc, expl<un­
cd what he lelt to be the gradual
gro"'th oi mterest 10 the chapel
\lnt:c comtng in January or 1971.
Potier st.atc<o he has 'ieen the
tcndcncrc s ot each freshman <:1:1~~
d\ being "more open ro things ot
sp1rt1," from Chmtidnlty to the
occult.
A general oulstde change in the
cJttitudP toward being a Chris11an,
Potter feel~ . h<Js contributed to
growth in intcre'it ill l( "People
ar~ findmg," observ~d Potter in a
clear voice, "Th;ll it'!> not so bad to
\tand up and b~ counted as
Chrt'>ll.sns."
"Common ground,
With llowing hdnd movemenh.
Potter e'plamed how Sunday ser­
vtce~ dFC now seen more as a timt.­
when those of diltering Christian
belteh come togl!ther on a "com­
mon ground" to worship. He
~•ghh the volunteer communt tV
\\ork, weekly Revelalton leclur~
and toprcal di ... cussion~. Bible
"'udy da!>~e!>, and Sunday
fellowshtp meetings and their
tt.>.Jdy .utend.mce a~ more proof
ol"'>omething e)(crting happenmg
here.'' -Vlf•wmg his rnlc JS ,, C.:ilt.,lyst,
I ,Jylor Potter hop•· he CJn "p.1vc
lhP wily" to gl'tllng rhrngs. done 1n
the < hoJp••l, On &he• bJ~kctb.tll
court. 111 hts olft(•• with the door
open Jnd .1s c.tmpuo, ,tr(hll•~r.tur al
consuh.Jn t, he tcels othc.rs will
"Alive
Chapel" lC ~luden t pl•y~
ch•pef\ histor)'.
have ,, chance to kno-A that he's
open and an "ordtnary human
bcmg" and not someone per­
manently ensconced behmd the
dor)ter walls. "I want to be
avarlable so that when student:~o
want thmgs to happen, chcv will,"
he continued.
Al~o enthu.,iastic: about current
trends in chapel rntercst i' chapel
seCfl'tiJr\' and progr 11m coor­
drnator, P.tm Nel,on. A 1972
graduate of lC. Pam is the first
tulhime St!t.retilry the chapel has
h.Jd.
Pam, who vtcws the chapel
more a~ a resource and gear
grc.tser, potnts out that Sunday
wrvices are what the <tudents
make thern. Thts vear, y,; tth the
weeki)' meetmgs of the Chapel
Counctl, scr-.rcc format ~~ dt)Cu~s­
ed and mod1f1cat1ons propo.,ed .
"The church doesn't )eem to be
loCclr mg away as man) people a~ in
the past," noted Bruce Shtlhng. He
rhe commumcy volunteer
progrJm, through the chapel,
-es
• • • r1stian
I~ •tn l C l(t.JdUcJtC who h,t\ tf'IU111•
•'d un a voluntc·cr ba§tS ,Js the
prugram orsam1cr ell the chapel
Brucr.'s rr•c~son for n•turning to LC
m rhts capaetty 1s "ro f'r' whether
or not I'd lrkc to be• a collesP
chaplam "
M-nt llt"&lrr
orgcln for l;~rgest con~regt~ tion in
ortg•nated w1th Bruce's
appearance 31 LC. Bruce, tn a qutcl
tone, eJ1pl,11ned the program a~
working rhrou h Lhe~ .. oluntecr
bureau to "get people out rn che
communll\o'. ''
Depend!~ on student\
Tht!> spnng. tn the absence ot
Taylor Potter. who w1ll be m
fhaildnd, Bruce Shilling hopes to
be emplo~ed in Potter's present
capacity. The tuture ~ucccss of the
chapel volunteer programs will
depend on LC student§, Bruce
explaim that even tho~e w1th
lim1ted amount of time to gt\11! an
have a pan in 1he program.
Rc.JIIstsc as to the ne\\ interest tn
the chapel and its runettons,
Taylor Potter feels that wh1le
current trends tOY.ard mor • In­
volvement could contmue, the
converse could also be true.
Ne .. erthele:ss , hctppenmg' arc
pr~endv vieY.ed \IS ··~ottng" at
the LC chapel.
'Dahling, it was devine!"
~
By Hedda Horneyt-S
Guest Columnist
C..hoo,tly gro.m~. momtcr tsh
moc1m. and OrJcuiJr verncJ(UIJr
pterced &he .ssr l.l'>l w~~k a~ the LC
< ampm WJ!J rn high '>piril~ wnh the
tun of Hc~lloween .
Two dt.-lightful d.Jnet'' ht•lped
wt the Pion~er p,ultt>r, mto 1 heir
holtd.\~ happine) •
Ztgg) Coel1dd pr(mded t.m­
tillllmg mU'It\· 1111 the 1\rlwto
.. pon,ored co~tumc.: dolnH· tlw I rr
da~ bt?furl' H.lllowct•n \tl..tdo
mt.•rnbt•r' ... ct up c1 r clr c\lllnc•nt ·.
M.tnd ~Ct\'lllg \ ummy !(UOdll'~. ol
tuh for .tpplc bobbing, .tnd .1
11p110k) lhlunh:d hou!>c which tn­
duJcd a rt•JI ptg' hc.td tho\\'
thdl lor thllll\l),
\\\ .Jr<h wt•r £' f" c'cnll.:d to th<·
n\O~I tft•-.•r tng (IJ\IUnll' \\l',HI'f
\\lth a\IO'il \lllllloli-Jik,• gOtrig 10
Jult(' F~nmmc drt• ,,,d as llllll·
Robm lh•dbrt'o)l, MO\t hl.tnlmtlll'
10 Ruth llt•ru:dl, 1 \\ ho c .mw .l\ .1
Loor., can. IJt•\t Couple lo H.tl ghostly groans, moans
~thn~1der and Felecie Chrontc
who \\t.'rt! r.tth~r tnseparJble dS
tht.• Siame .. e Ghoul; and ,\.lo'lt
Likd) to Suc(ecd going to a
myMerious pt!r,on Introduced 4\
the hhibittOnl)(.
Othl'r~ who Jllended included
Ben S1a' pt~trroucally drc .. :>ed J~
Unde S.tm, Paige lemon and
(Jrolyn Bovee whole.,omel) ·
drc\>t'O .ss the• Bob'>)· T wtm •• Lorna
Juhn~on conlu,mgl) dre,,eJ a J
bowl ol )PiJKhCIII, John \'r \lnt')h
who .1lmo 1 )tole tht• !!hO\\ iJS
Robin lluoJ, Bet ky \oder~un
obwrving I he on· KO•ngs a' c1
touri'lt, .tnd :-.lark Nl'hon Cll.'dltVl'·
1, di,gu1wd .t ~ l.ul.. ~clson
The d,tnt c held em ll,tlllm t:'~n
ntBht .mtl ll•Jturmg the ~ 1oon
Dot;)\\ a~ JUS I a!t enti( 108 .mu Yo eii-
.Jilcndecl
nmc ~tudt•nt!> g.l\e th(! dane •
!lour th,ll ban,mJ·hke clfcct b
to~~ing lo.1d of pope orn around:
otht>r tud~nts enJuY£'U
ttwm l'h 1.'~ lJ !tltdinN. ttlppmg
ctlld f.llltn~ doY. n I he (.If( uiJr
bJill'h'r .• 111cJ 1\LC "ccret Qut• t • :>carcher~ -A l'rl· runnmg through
in odd cud~ duung the enure
e .. en mg.
Tho.,c \\ ho .mended tndude
I\ en T homp~on '" ho had painted
hsmwll <~ dcvilt.,h red, and ""o
fello'' named Toren and Fred
(fred hOJd the eM from the A1k1do
d.mcc ptg 10 hrs pud~ct and W\l!i
v. c.trtng •l \\ .tter balloon on hss
\tomach -.~cut~ 1dcnt1t
probll•tnl).
r:--1 _.
Other \., ·rl' Bt•n ''"~ who
\hO\\ cd up .:.6~un m lm part\ hat
Jnd cntcrt.uncd tlw nowd wtth .t
h:>\\ dan\" !tcps on \tJge. and a
lug tdllt r (\\ ho \\til retn,un
.snon mouc,J '' ho ~ ontmu"th
r •mJrl..cd 1.m I hd' ,. 'u much
honwwwk .md I m 'o \\.J'!1cdl' \nn\a , no\" th.u Halloween
hao, endt•d, ~ou may be Yo ondt:!r­
rng, "Noy, what uo I do Wtlh m~
pumpkm \\ h1ch I !ihelled out all
that C3)h forl" \\ell, don't fret
bccau e theu arc plcnt or
uumptou reciJJCS to U\C \Our
pumpkms '"· Here are 3 couple:
l'umpkm MU H;
Take one lcJrge purnpkm; Plaoe m
hanJ ot Strongest Jrm, Flmg
\'I~Orou'ltl agoJif\!>1 wall; Evc·nonc
s~• out poon'lt .md go 10 ,,
Pump~m h:.c Lrc.tm;
I Jlc one pumpkrn, tmd} dt ed,
1 .rl..c one dr\11 <.•I aga \ iHulla tee
cream. )hove pumpktn bat mro
1cc cream, con~umc
\\ell. thctl'~ rt lot ths \\ •I..
rou .. s. He ~u· •to rt•.•d the nl'Xt I ue
of th · lo~ \\hen Hedda tlorne}
bnnH" ~ ou up-to-d.llc on ~II thl'
(\ttr nt o cal hJJ~pcntn '"On am­
pu') plu!> c\ lttnt; Ol'\\ rntJ for
ho~s h.>gs u~m frop lrom ch
\tu.:o~m llJiht ht: rc i.m l mpu 1 November 8, 1973
Pioneer log • page 4 Knifty knife knashes knutrients Public demands style;
Whetmore
\tt"phcn 0. hown
St.lfl \\ ritcr
"1 tn" '' the w;,v people are
gomg to clt•<1 to get then new.,,"
lott ai.h 1110r Edd \\'hl.'tmorc .. a1d b}
\\01) ol JU)ttlvmg the "'ne'' lour­
nall!tm" he I'> promotmg .
t''' JOurnah-.m produce" a
"more '"'ohmg 3nd more \l~ual"
ne'" pape-r through the eiiOfl'> ol a
"more tmohcd \\rtter." \\hct·
mar • c ... ptamt--<1 1n an tnlel\ "~''
rc<cntl}.
lo~ing ub cribers
Notmg ho~ nc ....... papt!" are lo-,­
mg sub!ot:rtbN to the ~lectron•c
ml'dla, h~ maintatns that the)
''h.tH! to i(. oh ~.; to meet thi~
Cc.lmpelltaon 'lpawned ten "ear
ago b' ~uch Youter' ,u Norman
Ma1le1, ne'' 1ournah~m .., in-• creasmg m populant' and 11o even
<.'Tccpmg into ~uch tradltaon.al
papers" The Orcgonran , he ~a1d .
'A 1th a Ia) out thalt\ more vi\Ual­
ly appealing. m conlra'>t to a gra) .. obliges
'••Jdt•r mtu the .. ton to 11' '-•nd. Thl'
nt.>\\ ,p.1pcr '" hen'-,. •c.td cover to
C'Cl\ ,.,
1 hi' 1~ dorw w11h "pcru ~ptual
\Hittng," \\ hl'rt.>b) th1.• Wlllel )tOp)
,trh lOS IOI Oblt'CII\ II) and admit ~
h• .. IJI.l''""'
•Obil'cttvc nonC\cn~e •
Blunt!\. \\ ht•tmorc dOt!' not
"buy tht; old obJI'CIIVC non.,.•n..e ."
He ciJIJo1atcs b) dt~tmgut)hmg
between l\\0 ktnd\ or tall rcpor
ung, obJCl "' c .tnd bahmct•d "''ot
onl) i~ total obtcttt\'ll't, \Hilten
"1th complete deta' hm~nt. tm­
po.,.,tblc, but .1~ he c platm. e'en
the word., .1 \\ ntcr dloo'c' ,ho"'
an "'mht•rcnt bt.l' 10 the'' •'} a )ton
~~ ._.,prc"cd ." Henc~ thcrt' h no
point m 1nv10g lac obj<.•cti\ It~ Jodv Rulr
Editur-m duel
l he c..uld blul 'ted glu,tl'd.
Ill! f.ll't:!d thf! knile.
ltl' 'mtlf!d and ,,110, '' T '"" onl' ''
lor vou ,1\t''' \nwnr.t. '
H~.· pushed tht> blc1d1.• Into tlw
'""'"!> ,md dellly to"t>d it tnto my
pi.Hc.
It WJ' the prelude to a dtnn~r
and 1 performan ce to tt.>mcmb~.•r .
lira '1' tmJmoto , chef l!-...trodinJirc
of the Bemhana oi Tokyo
R .. ..
c_,t,tur<~rw. "' 1~ tun1ng up .
He crCJted a latry land ot fll~'h}
::...:ulpturt~' hom thl' .. hrrlllp'>,
de' emed and cut wtth two qu1ck
~trok~ . The intricate!) t.:.lrvl•d
,hapt..•s bccdm~ almo'>t dnunatc .11
hh b1dd1n.:.
And then )110 appear .. w1th tht.>
shrrmp. the '>lc.ll.;, ,1nd the
muo,luooms .
He bow, ,tak~ the kn1lc tram u'
hobtcr. and smtle'> mcnilcmgly a'
he te .. ts the edge
'\('mual appettzcr) had in·
( luded.1 delicdte anton soup with
.l \tngfc mushroom, .. ervco oy d
.. h, kimonoed WdllrC'>\, v\'hen yOU
ha\e tackled d salad w1th
chop)ucks. you know you can
handle an) thing. Master
Chef • C.t•ort~•· r.·~h
Jiro Yamamoto, chef extraordinaue, deftly chops up.-.
Japanese masterpiece of steak, shrimp, and
mushrooms. statd Ia) out, \'\ hetmore hope~ to
get the reader to at lea!>t look at
even stof). for e"ample, he hai a
di~ta,)tc for "mug" shots, preterr­
mg unusual action .. hoh. W1th a tew lightmng )troke'> the
thick, red chunk ol '>teak •~ reduc·
e-d to bite·stzed cube'>. The
zucchim (from the old country he
say'>). the oniom, the tantd'>IIC
mu!>hroom~ . and the bean sprout'
are qu~ekh ,autced .... hile the
.. teak i' cooked at the table. to
perfection Salt pepper, and
my~tertou~ '>ptcc' are be\towed
w•th a tloun!th All the whtle. the
!..nile dam and fla;hc). perlor·
mtng it'> m.1g1c Kid Kramer advises
Adm1tung that he doe.. not have
all the answt!l"i, he stre..,cd that he
I) onl an advtsor. and doe'> not
have c.en\or powers. He '>aid that
he has not per.onall) gotten an}
complaints on ~tyle , onl on
problem!> of getting fact!> straight. under-rated medium
Ron Kr.1mcr homed-in on LC
~ev(•n year'> ago bee au~e. ·There
was J good b<~t,t\ tor tht stat1on o1
lot ot potentcJI. and the Dean ol
ra,uh) made' c1 rJther Cl(traor·
dinary .. tatemcnl to me He attnbuted this problem to
the tne\perwnce of some of the
~tafl.
No more yello\\
On the oth~?r h.-.nd. Whetmore
rct.ogmzc., the obligation to
report both s•dc'> 01 an issue a~o
bmdmg. lt1s thli, he cla1ms, v.hich
da~tingutsh~ nc\\ journalism from
vcllo'' 1our nalhm
Whetmorc ~ee!> the log a.,
tulllilling its oblagauon to 1ts
readership to be a source oi tnlor·
mauon and a catalr>t lor thought
\-\llh the nc,.,. JOurnalism format. 'Ooooh there goe!t the
thumb.'' tiro JOkes
When he ha\ delivered each
mor-.el to every de~ervtng plattt•r
he ;m1le,, repi.Kes the knife 10 1t~
hobter. bows and leave'>
The I male •~ Japane'>c: uce wme.
sakt, served warm and 10 ttn)
gla!tse~ . The comtort•ng but poumt
concocuon leav~ one w1th a
;eme of warmth. contentment,
and well-bemg. that make"> linall)
lca\'ing thi:> secure ha' en not qutte
~o b.,d.
One" the reader s c c ts caught,
It 1s up to the "uters to dr "" the .. ___ _
Edd Whetmore -log advisor
Higher Education Ad causes state
schools many financial • • m1ser1es
ltm Breitbarth
Staff writer
Man) colle~cs acrO!>':I the nauon
ma~ be lcehng a pmc::h 10 their
flnanoal a•d rcwurces. According
10 Jml Sulll\'an. Exccut1ve OtreclOr
of the Oregon Independent
College Association. the Higher
[ducallon Act oi 1972 {HEA) IS the
maJOr t41US" or the problem.
"Th1~ program, " sa\ s Sullivan,
makes part ume student~ and
students who attend propnel'f or
vocational schools chgible lor
fmanctal ;ud " Atd hdd preV10u!>ly
been ri~Strtctt..-d 10 full ume
~tudcut~
funds spread
'I he nt•l result, wath thc pot
b•·ang ab01u1 the ~me, Wet!> that WP.
had molf: stud1mls wnh less
rnon•:y p••r ~hoot and per stu·
u••nt "I unds,'' sa1d Sullivan, ''had
to b • ~prt!ad out more."
lhe H£:.A not onlv made new
5tutlcnts l!hg•ble. but <re;:Hed a
separtJt\.' F .,.>(Jc ral program called
Ba~c Opportun•tY Grants (BOG),
usin~ the samt• pot ol mont! that
If• devtdt•d among colleg~ . Sul­
ll\ran g::~v•• h1s personal opimon
ltaung that "the admimitrauon
and some congr~nmt!n wanwd to
••limin11te or ru1 back thl! three
program\ alreildy m extstence ." Thmc pro~r<~m'> me tude Wor ~
Study. Nationi.ll Dircc.t Student
loan (NOSL), and Student Oppor
tunuy Gr.lnt!io (SOC). Tht!~e
progr.tms arc admtmSil''"d ~olcy
by thl' IO~IIIUIIOn~ With .tiiOtitliOOS
of mane)' from the Federal
GoH!rnmt•nt. Sullavan lt!el~ that
"e~en though then! were not
enough funds. thmg~ were work­
tng well."
Feds decide
Under BOG, Sullivan sa~'S.
''students apply tor aid to the
Ft•dt?rill Government, wh1ch
dec•dt'!> ho.... much a lam1ly can
contribuw .tnd then gtv~ .:11d up
10 S 1400." Sull•van Jrgucs that the
amount ol rnonc) gtvC!n to
studentr. who applied tor this
progr.ma would bt' VPr"i m.tll. In
197 J UOt. 1 cstriCt('(.l th o11d to first·
111m· I rc· .hm£•n onlv.
.Sullivan 1~1~ that "nut many
,..tudenls knt·~ about or too~ time
101111 nul h:d~rallorm!>.ln~tc&ld ol
addtng to .1 ~ucc:es)fu l program
tht:y madt• a new om•." Sulllvdn
belw11es tht) ·~ due to a "p.Jrt'<
powcr shtlt.''
Colleg~ misfile
Another problem IS wtth
CCJIIeM•!S hlltng out federal lorrm
wrong. T ht~ h.!ppf•nt•d m the ca~e
ol the Univer.!ilty of Oregon,
whtch c:ndPd up ~ .000 dollars :.horl 1n financ1al a1d money for
197 J. The ~tJte legi'>IJturc
cliiOe<Ued 300,000 doll,m to the U
ol 0 fund. The Ch,tnc ellor of
Oregon College~ madL a "\hilt in
.tlloc.ttton~;· gi" eng Oregon
another 200.000 dollar
V\'uh th\! new feder<tl progr.Jm'>
and m1~ta~es such .t~ the UmverSI·
h of OrcKon made, all ~chools
ended up ~hart of money. The
outeome according to Sulhv,Jn is
obv1ou~. "v\'1th schools. sh1ftmg
and borro~ mg money to aid
studenl'>. some student who
planned on gomK to sc hoot
couldn't Sulliv<1n .tbo added that
the probh•m ,., not on I~ m the state
ot Oregon but is •·nat1onw1de".
Nixon will veto
I he new Hl W bill lor the 1974
list al yedr has dlready p.med th~
Hou\e ,tnd •~ expected to pol\\ thl'
Senate lncredW '> en lducdtlon .uc
1.6 b1llion over wh.tt thl' ad­
mllli!itr arion reque ~ted. Sulhv;tn
led:. that "Nixon w1ll veto the new
budget c.tlhng 1t mflatiorM!y, even
though th~t total ttfW budget was
cut 4 b1llton by Congres!l."
''My preJudice~." ~)S Sullivan,
"ar,. loud, de;H and vN\ blunt.
1 he n~t re~ult ~~ dc.H. We h<Jvc a
v"•ry pronounct!d short.lgt• of
finann.ll •ml•n all wgmcnt) .md m
every 'itat~ ol the Umon." Dave Callison
Staff writer
' I prob.Jbly ~houldn 't admit
thi!> ' A sm1lc grew ~lowly out of
the nec~tl) trtmmed bnstles on
Proft!s!lor t...r.1mer > affable lace
• Bul I pKked out the college I
attl:!nded by narrowing down from
c1 list wh1th one!> had radto .. >tauom.
lnstJntly the Advisor to KLC and
RadtOdCiiv~ S) nch1001Zes you to
the frequency that engroso,e!> his
creat ivc energ1e'>.
In a Trail Room coffee cup chat.
Ron Kram~r continut?d with an
arll'>t's afflatus, · Two thmg<o at·
tract~d me 10 rad•o O\er other
mt!d1.1.''
"R.tdio "aver · !>lmplesy~tem 10
m<Jnangl' and •~ a much more
satt\1)''"8 Cletltlvc medium." He
alludt!d to producuon >crew-ups
ot o,vipt'> m tele111S10n and the
many h .... .,le-brecdang v1sual com·
pom•nts ot TV ltkc lightmg, acuon,
t.tmt>l a .mglc~ . etc. -with rad10
achieving the de..trcd effcct
rem.un~ tar .,impler
Ron Kr~mer -KLC ~dvisor "He ;poke ~o .tffirmatlvely
.tboutthc progrc~m here, how the)
were .tcttvely \eekmg fM \tatus
and .111 '
Even though the FC.<.. I) still
limiting KLC " <'XP•ln)ton off­
campus Profe)~Or Kr.uner di\Cuss­
ed a move tn-lhe-m.tking to con­
\ crt the c.arrit~r current from AM
tO f M on C"dmpus.
Olf campus expo;ure does
em<~n.atc from R.ad•oact1ve and
Kramer counts twelve p&ltronizmg
\taliOil'> tn Portland (ugenc ...
Neglected network
And, the :>oh-'>poken broad·
ca,tcr retlected.thc 'ole wtrt>le'>'> ''
J "tremcnr.lou ~ly underuscd.
unucr-r.lted medium" becau~e
nobod}' UltiCIZ(''i radto like tcle\lt·
'>IOn (''mental lhcwmg gum''l.
mov•e'>, or prcntcd m,..d•a
A'> a r~>Uit ollhl<ol.l5ol COO'IIICIIOO
he currt•ntly t?ngagc~ lrec umr
(' who~tcver ume I can ste<~l Jrom
tht? olftce. th.lt !!>'') dt?veloptng an
tntrtgumg .tngll' on electr ontt
mt>di.! For 1 he book. he hao, be eo
gatherinR c.rlltcdl comment!> from
S.trtucl.IY Rt•vH•w, Scienunc
Anwrrco~n Jnd other~ that dis·
'>Cctcd tht• o,trength'> ana
weaknc .. ~~ of r ,tdto ,,, th 10cep­
l10n. He will compare them
tele\ •~•on todd~
KLC syndicated
T ht: progr Jm ,., '>yndtcated dllli.
cmt to th~ ~tauon!> in thf
mag01Z1nc concept, wtth lout l:clP
ult·' ~1m1l.u to CBS':> "S1
Mtnutc' torm.tt. Tunc 1n to K
6 10 Mond.ty.. .md hear
p• ovot. JIIVt' tudcnt -d•rectt.'<l·
and-produced mterviewo, as eu­
th.!n..t <oru ob\Cenc phom· calls an~
tur k1•y l.umer-,
Adv~'>OI Kr .1mcr thoughtlu
defined tht 1 ole'> of both r
cndeavof'> J'> 'cducat•onJI mfor
m.ttion,tl. dlld ICCtiNtiOOdl "
~tudent p1 oduter'> lim Miller
C..Jr\ Molnougtan JIH!\tcd to "'""
m<untdtnmcnt of thc.,e role'
"Ht•\ Jn cqthll tnstead
!\Upertor, .1 lrscnd mort> t
profc~o;OI. and very easy to w01
wtth. Usually wht•n he makeS
"uggc-.llon wt: adopt it.
· Yl•ah "(;Jr) went un. "Ron
pretty mellow 1.-llow· one o(
good prot.. Undwnl'd th
bt>.trd of h• .. he'!. a little kid .. .'' ~ovemb
H.1ving
[rnprl'~S
R.thton·P
~uahor al]
o•on hnd
\'ICIOrta
ourselves
cotlcc .tnl
\ladunc'
Harlem ·
Danube.
t\lltlbU
Bnu~h Co
lldd ltlp
iHIIIICtal
slrcp. Aw
Jhc uni
wJrped a
.ad\f.!OIUIC
The ex~
was the
governm•
would t•
lnend~ "
)Nr the 1
biaendec
the conse
mcnt rep
,ocialist
Oemocra'
Altho
ch.-.nsmal
"JOP gro
pnlial re­
of 11s ci
ownershi
BC is no\
controlle1
• porahons
Lhey use.
lrom timl
for ~ocial
these pro
benefil c; i
iU well
service a
program$
S2.SO mifl
partially
auto insu
lurlher
limited
programs
lour ye;
governmt
ma,ority ~
ljtde diHi
• tton.
Or. Do
poli-\d d
him~e lf 11
in the po
and it1
demonsll
pelency i
only arr
members
seal\ in t1
p.-.rliame•
the ferr
lhe grouJ
lavors wil
from lh~
who gav
pa.rliame1
ment. Ba
to .a das
ment at II
Constitut
..
:\ppltcdt
~rcep tl'
Bu\ine<.~
log lor 1
10lorma1
box nu
JUst call
ble • $$
1•flort. 73
Pt·.a~t sup a
and
tn LC
There
ion. a
~an ol
tr aor·
stively
"'they
statu\
h still
l olt­
iscu!>s·
1:> con·
rn AM
doe~
e and
lnizmg
e
broad·
ele~'l is
eru~ed,
tecause
tel~~~··
gum"),
'Vtction.
:e umt
al lrom
pmg an
~CtrOOIC
a'> been
ll~ from
'en 11f11
~at di\·
a no
~ incep·
hem to
ed at nt.
in thr
;\ to
ar )u<r
,,rectcd
-.. ol'> eu
call!>
ghtf
th rad._
1 tnior·
al' 1\
tiler
to Ron
le'>
tead
to
malo.cs
• "Ron '~
ne of
~ath
I 'd '' ..... ' ~~o~v~c~m __ h_~_r_8~._1 _9_7J __________________________________________ Pioneer log
Balmer's c ass views 1St
)l•ffNy C.lmpiclw
St.tff wrilcr
H<Mnl( rlt·d rhc t•lr•l(,lncc of the
[mpn·~~ llutt'l, \Ct'lll of the
Ro~l~tun·Pulln<J lO'>tum(.' bt~ll, our
Jurhnr .md ht'> Can.tdi.m {Ompa­
n1on lind rhem\elvt•<, in a loc ctl
\ 1ctorhl divl!. 4 .t.rn.: we fmd
0ursclvc~ dnnktng c.srdbo1.1rd
coli•''-' <md hstcnmg to the• Musak­
~ladunc\ pt!rVN!Iton ol Spanhh
Harlt•m • hopmg lor the Blue
oanubt'.
Aursbute thsr. account ol the LC
o11u~h Columbsa, poli11ccsl )Ctencc
ru~ld trsp to the imptri.Hion or
arulloal energy <tnd inJbility to
slrt'P· Awasting the sunri .. e,l offer
1 the unint('re\tetl ruadt:r my
\~arpcd ilrcount ol the LC picnic
ad.,enturt• to the North
The c~~:pre~~ purpo'lc of this trip
wi~ the study of parliamentary
governme nt. ltwcl!l hoped that we
would talk with and become
friend' with a reo1l socialist. lil'>t
tN' the people of Briti'lh Colum­
bi• ended the twenty year reign of
the con)crvative Bennett govern­
ment replacing II with the qua~i ­
iOCtali~ t rule of the New
Democratic Party.
Although impre..sively Empress
Hotel J•·fl ( •mp•< ~~~
Site of political \cience "pscnic" in Vancouver ,
Brsti~h Columb 1o~.
Court. Combining hi'> dry, subtle
but cutting irony with hi~ indign.t­
tion towards the Ni~~ton ad­
ministration, he received the right
resposes from a rather dead clau.
In thanks for his lecture .md some
of our attend;mce we were dragg­
ed from building to building on
their campus and allowed to treat
ourselves to a rubber-burger
lunch. lmh Coffee m the colonsal at­
mo!>pherc of the Bengal Room.
The red carpets, ferns and proper
Briti~ waiters allowed this author
to tmagme himself on the edges of
the CommonweJhh's frontter.
Tht~ smage was ~upponed bv the LC pioneers fool-proof
long distance call system
M.nk S. Rubin
Stoaff writer
Long diStdnCP phone r:alls • an
t>xpc•rn1ve luxury, sometimes .m
•·~~:w•nstvP neo:ssuy . Thor.c here <~I
LC who lind ourselves lrequencly
avatltng upon Pactll<: Northwr•st
Bell's long-tlmancl'! phone !Oer­
VIc•·s may not rr•,tltze the lull finan·
ci,JI c.:onscquenct>s of suc.h .,
scemmglv msnor untlcnaksng
\1\ hcther we I< no"" 11 or not, 11 all
adds up -much too qutc.kly,
There cJre those amon~ us, who,
tn the piiSI, in .tn a11emp1 10 Ia~ e a
b11e out of thctr own phone btlls,
have come ur, w11h ways to "bP.al
the s.ystcm,' to make long­
dtstance phone calls wsthout h&tv­
mg to pay for them. In order to
ehmsnate rhe h1gh cost of rhesc
tllicst calls, runnsng into thousands
of dollar~ per ycdr, Pacsllc North·
we\t Bell, u~mg LC as ,, u .. -stmg
ground, due 10 1ts convenien t size,
beg.Jn smplemen ting d st:rtes of
ncv. swuchsng systems, beltevmg
that "tl ir can'l br cracked .11LC, it
can't be crt.~cked mvwhere. ·•
Onginally, phoning long­
di~tance for tree was " relarsvel)·
simple proct.><is, with one only
ncedmgto know the <.:orrecl sertL>s
of numbers to dt.tl 10 get ahe
d~tred connect son. However,
with c.Jch new system that was
tried oul, it became progre~svdy
harder :tnd harder to call long·
d1Sidnce lor free, eventually tn·
volvmg hours of ellpertmentmg
r~uhing m the nec~~ry use of
precaston tsmmg upon 1he pari of
lelf c .. mptch~ the • phone free-loaders" . long·
ds:.t.Jnce phomng for frc~> became
.tn mvaluable tdlent. an •·xac.:trng
<HI
Up unul now,ev.-ry5o~-stcm aned
out at LC has been cr.s(kcd, bur,
wath their newclit system, Pac:ef1c
Northwest Bell "hop •~" they've
gor the problem hc.kcd. Wnh the
new s~tem all outsrde c.JIIs from
LC now go through the matn
swstchmg office downtown, in­
stead of our own s""itchmg room
d) before. Th1s make.s tt much
more d1fftcuh, af not nearly sm­
possible, to make a long-dsstancc
phone call werhout having e~nyone
chdrged tor II, even af 11 means
c.hargmg the person called 1f the
person ma~ing the call can't be
tracked down.
Even though rht!r ne'h· s~tem
will not cause an mcrcase in the
baste raae lor phone scrv1ce. wtlh
Pactfic Northwest Bell ptc.kmg up
the tdb for any phone calls rhcy
can't right! ully ch.trgc to
!)Omeone, and even though the
phone systems here at lC hold a
po~iuon ot high pnoruy lor scrvtce
1n terms of masnramance, because
of Pacific Northwest Bell's use of
the )ystems for experiment,uion,
the new sysaem may pro~e to be
th~ uhtmare cause tor the death ol
.t compara tively shor1-l1ved art
form. For th~e ot us who are :art
lovers, •t will mdeed be a sad
e:cper1ence, a sorrowful loss.
Cold Wines -fvlixers
F, ~ . -. Beer
\
l Pepi's
650 . State St
Lake Oswego
n·~;:::-, 636-6156
Lower prices
on case sales chari~ma tic, Barrett, head of the
NOP group, is no Allende. In
putic1l re~pon~e to the anamosity
of its citizens toward r, foreign
o\tnership of much of tis industry,
BC i\ now making the mostly US
conlrolled mulll-national cor­
poration\ pay for the resourc~
thct u~c. The increased revenues
from timber and minerals will pay
for <.ocsal legi~ lation . Included in
these programs are higher welfare
benefits \peciflcally forthe elderly
.u well as nearly free medical
service and pre~cription s. Other
program\ of the NOP include a
U 50 minimum wage, a universal
pc~rhally no-fault government
~uto insurance and a !>toppage on
further development of the
limited farm lands. Similar
program~ are propo .. ed for the
four years remaining in the
governments term. With a strong
maJority of the house, the NOP has
littll' difficulty m enacting kogi'ila·
lion. The lC students, a r<tndom
group of math, english, business
and ed. majors were not what one
would deem politically oriented
or informed. What they lacked in
background they made up for
with disinterest. Such pointed
questions as, .. why do the
socialists feel production meo1n~
should be in the hands of the
governmenU" were asked. We
received such perceptive answer\
as, "it (socialism) i~ like a religion
to them (socialists), replied Or.
ScottWallace of the progr~ sive
con ervative party. fortunately,
excepting our alienated author,
Or. Balmer wa,. left to ask mo't of
the questions. Balmer command)
a considerable background of BC
politics. Den-father
relax e) • Or. Oono1Jd Balmer we.tril) pur\Ue\ paperback
Balmer lectures
Or Donald Balmer, head of the
polt-'ci department at lC,proved
him~t.>lf not only very competent
in the political background of BC
tlnd its government but
demonstrated hi'l extreme com·
petency in den-fdthering. He not
only arranged intervieW" wilh
mrmbe r~ of all four major parties,
~eat' in the gallery for a ~essio n of
parli,lment, but wa~ able to have
thl.' ferry held until members of
the group arrived. Balmer traded
l.l\'Ot) with .. political \Ciencl' prof
from the University of Victoria,
who gave us .1 lecture on the
parliamentary ")'\tem of govern­
ment Balmer ,in return, lectured
to tl class in Americ.an Govern­
ment at the U of Victoria on the US
Constitution Jnd the Supreme
ClaJJtfted
Ad1
Downtown l,s\-\ lu m wt•l.mg part
lillle oiiiC t: lwlp tnl'\'>t?n~wr Man
f11 • J .) JQ PM l..olf IH'CU.!\\.JI\
(JII N,m ,11 117-J2J I. ..
Apphc..lllom .trt• no\\ bt?tng
Jcccptt•d lor lhl' po'>tllon ol
Bu .. tnc" M.magt•r lor tht! Pioneer
log lor tht· Winter Term. For more
In for mJison leave your n.tm~ .tnd
bo\ numb(•r oil the log olfi(t;' or
JUSI call C!).t. 2..32 All .. tudenh ehgi·
ble • SS compen ... mon tor your
effort. After class the students resorted
to such ple.a~antries .~~ roaming
the halls of the elegant '>cmt­
victonan Empre.c.s Hotel ~ome of
thi! students, not yl!t tree from
.tdolescent urge!., spent p.ut of the
evemng pl.wmg on the hotel
telephone )V\tem The nineteen
year olddunklng age prompted
,1dventures to th~ local pub~ .md
b.~r.. It ha!. been reported th.u
member'> ot the group were a~
(0\ted b) a "twenty loot, red ilnd
whtte ched.ercd ')nake
tmillipedel) wsth Rahton-Punna
\\rtllcn on 11s side and ho1d leg'
rescmbltng tho)e found on
humJns".
Several ol the group found
lhemselve">, pleJ\.Jnth •. "PP'"8
• • 0 knowledge )tay in B.C.
m.m sinmg at the ne 1 table
adorned m safari clothes and ptth
helmet. But I ""as also )eeing
dragons and hobbtts. Other
members ol our group preferred
the softened and mellowed,
uecdon':. t.:ind ol rock mustc
offered in the hote-l s basement.
The tinct: day~ were over earlier
than WJ'> pled~.t.nt,leilvmg much of
the csty's park) '>hOp\ and
mu<.eum) unseen Some trsends
"'ere made and .t begmnmg of an
under~tandms sn parltamentan
governml!nt Wolf> <.>stabli>hed One
could only imJgine tht;>
ple.~~antm .. ~s or N1)(on having to
aMwcr direct quesuon) from hts
oppos•ton on the Senate floor, or
the US ,orpor .ttions pa) mg not
on I tor the re .. ourCI.''> the u'>e but
fmancing oo.tl legislation. The
tllp cndt.-d wsth a qu1e11ng lerf)
rtdt• .tcro<,;s the Straih ot )dn Juan
de r UC'3 .tnd 41 \Unset.
lfA'WirCitAPTfD
4SO t4. SW. St.
•. L4-0s .. t~~ .970M
. ~' -~·a.3 V. W. "Wes" Cochran
714 Notlh Moron• Dt~w•
'o•lland , Otegon 97'2 17 hit 503 119-310~
End Tu~ .
Rrplorn is
~uperstar
!\1aury Dann
Uyoucant
smoke it. drink it. spend it
or love it fo~t it
Plus -AI P.tc•nn
"THE PANIC IN
NEEDLE PARK" -•'1\\0['\(,t hUf';IRl'
~t;nel>fl.b: CTl ~ulunp
r ranroa~ Truft;natl:nt•a
cfotlt,-
• ..,. JUoC r·..-oo ~_..~ ..,
trancoa!n.&ut hat cnau-d • new film
horn lht only othef O!ht:l
the •uthof of•J~und Jim'"
•
• hlm "' cob b f l"'.ft9'' T rid f • .,,
also
Trutfaut's
earlier classic
"JULES & JIM ..
tdrh \\ ec.lnt!SOa)
..THE BEl fY BOOP
SCANDALS Of 1974"
e -THE MIDNIGHT FLICKS -
• W.C. FIELDS in •
e'YOU CAN'T CHEAT AN HONEST MAN"•
MARX BROS. in ''DUCK SOUP"
Plus 01ck Fri.-Sat. 12:00. Sat.-Sun. Matinal Pionl ·~r log Novl•mlH!t O, 1'l7J
1-la\1\ -
'Both cp'orreign Domes tick The d.tl
are u\ et
On Campu
·~·* *
Fa c Un" l'rsll 1 cdchcr1>: T hl'
deadhne for the Frc~· U Teacher\
Qu~tionnaire r romorro\\. NO\.
9 II ·ou want to tl'ilCh tor tht•
~ mter term plea~c ' •nd the
1 eacher \ Quc1>ttonnair c to l C So\
10 b) F nda . II 'ou need J
qut~ 11onnanc. contaca Pete
\ lahos. •xt 577 or uc Rachard,on,
~"' 533. \\ e nct.>d h~.1cher' tor an\
v. orth\\ htle amtrucuon .
C:.Orne good nev.s lor comCten­
IIOU \tudents; th~ lrbrar} "''"be
open adduional hour before
final,. f nda\ :md Saturday \lo".
1&.17, all three le\cls ''til be open
until m•drught.
Portable t} pev. ratt!r~ ma) be
checkt!d out at the Reference
Dhk. Students lcaw thcu 1.0.
card \\llh the Reterencc lrbr art an
an eKchange tor the t\'pewrner .
KARATE
OREGON MARnAl
ART CENTER
lftl:i. f - ... ;;;: .. r:;tt>
~-· !4, o-tt:> ""Jj l I rom Br ,ml ':IPr~to <Jnd hlu.udo
~bll!U, dUO Ulldrl\t.,, Will pl.t\ In
our O\\ n gne' f lanagcn Ch,rpl'l
The concert i' ,\\ond.l). Nu\. 12 at
8 p.m. Student 1tckct.-., avatl,lblt• .11
h•mplt.>ton Into Desk .• uc S1.50,
~;tt•ncr31 adrn: $2.50.
Ugo Ocnr's •· The Queen ~m.ltlw
Rebel " Is pl.l ·ing through tlus
Frtd.J) .11 F1r \trt!!- thc.~trc . liCI<l't'
Jrt' free to LC studl•nts
LC collegt:'-communll)'
S)'mphon\ orchc~tr.a "•II be per­
tormmg "lo\. 9 .u 8 p m Or. PJul
Bellarr dr tel or. de cribcd the
progr.1m <I" bcmg on thc highl'st
ICH?I.
The program ~•II tncludc thL'
Overture f' om \\ozan '., ,\ 1ag•c
flute, the Fihh "1\mphon} b\ Jean
Sibcliu~. and I he T ran~u.mt Ca~tle
b) Ralph Bl'llo. The fitth
Symphony, according to Bell.1m, i'>
.t .. ,\ ork ol large \tope, great rn­
ten .. at), wtth hagh d) namtc im·
pact." Bcllam tcelo, that Sibeliu~·
I~ " wor" reprc~ents u )trong
challenge to an) orchc .. tra." Thrs
wall be the muoductor) pcrlor­
m,mce of Bello's TrJmicnt lastle.
The work ,., tal..en from a
traditionJI Japan~c ~ong. The utle
W<~s 10\pircd bv a legend from a
Japanese reltgaon. The wort.. ha\ d
translucent eflect wtth o1n ongmal
Japanc'>c amtrument, the koto,
bemg uo,~d throughout the per­
lorm<tncc ..
The Symphon} " compo .. ed of
llfty-11\C' member~ oi the com­
munrt\ o1nd student body ol LC.
The concert will take pia{(! an
ham Audttonum and no Jdmis·
ston will bt! charged.
•
• £DUCA1lOH PAOJlCT
~ .. ,., .. ,~. BOOK CENTER
•READING LIBRARY
•FILMS & FORUMS
•STVDY GROUPS
·~S PRESS OPEN MON.-FRL11-8:00
1405 S.W. 17TH AVE.
LEO KOTTKE SAT. 11-4:00
227-4640
WITH GUEST GUll ARIST CHERYL DILCHER
AUDITORIUM
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21, 8:30P.M.
Tickets: 14.50, 1J.SO, •2.50
On ° rt 1 1fle T 'o ' Plate at l•pn; "
Sl ~"' l. Son ltn ol" Sovor·ll ond rh .. ""~''or• '"
A Horlhwul •~l•ot lnt Ptu•nloloon TilE Rl 000. \\\ E \ T, TEAR~
CONCERl lor tontght h.t<> lH~en
c."dn< cllccf 1\<.cordrng to KIN I\
R.tdto, \ 1arl.. \I monel rould not
pia wtth B<;& T bi'Lau~e of ,,
l"""tou t; n~dgt ment d'l''" h~re,
henu.• the {<Jncell.uion Tht> 'coop
hom Pt~ll' \ laho' ·~ that 1 \\hop­
ptnij grand tot.1l ot 50 plu'> IICI..l.'h
had bct:•n \old lrom 1hc LC ,md
downto" n outlet,, As the) sa\.
vou pa) y~r money .md t.1kc' ver
ch.mce.
from the Collt'Ctlon<. Oivt~aon
m alcm: proJeCt Man Power
Program' rs enter ·~tL•d m ll in-
lfU(tor .., to do \oluntt>er tcachmg
for mmt~tl') or the Owgon
Pcnitcmu.nv . Jamt'" 0\wah.J w1ll be
comang lo l ,1mpus Frtda\ ~o' 9
to r~C'rUII LC in~tructor<. for
')O~ttron' an th•~ progro1m He ""'til
hold J meeting tn 1he Mon1eith
Room dt 1 p.m.
Bl'>tro this week an Stamm ~ill
'Le Lpcpo. a 1azz group perlor·
mmg.
Concerts
friend!> of Chambw Music will
brins the <...uarnen Quartet to the
l of Oregon Mc<t School Wed.
No\1. 14. Thev ~•II pia) Brahm,
Qu.trtet 10 B flat maJor op 67, no.
3, Hrndemith Quartet No 3, Op
22, and Beethoven. Qu.1rtet m B
flat major Opu) 18, No. 6. Thh
conct.>rt wtll tah place in the
auditorium ar 8 30
Bonnie Raitt with tht> Sunnyland
Bo1nd will be gavmg a concert tn the
PSL.. Ballroom Sunday NO\ 11 at
7 30 Cener dl Admt~s•on S3.50,
trck~h on 'ale at longharr''>
Records, Music Mtllennaum.
Everybody 's #l & R2, or the PSU
Boll Office.
Carlos Montoya, the famed
Flc~mcnco gunamt, wtll appear m
Poral.md Friday. Nov. 9th at 8 30, in
the t1v1c Audttoraum .
The Vienna Johdnn Strduo;s
Orchesuc~. under the baton of
Walter Goldschmtdt, wrll vr!>il
Portl • .md on Nov. 11 for one per­
lorm.tncl! a1 the Portland Ctvtc
Auditoraum at 8 p m Trdet .. are
$6, SS, ,Jild i4 on ... ale now at
Cl'lebr 11y Allr dctiom. Spt·caal 'tu­
dent prict.'s arc $5.25 and S4.50. Short NotiCl''> Tod.ty th<· rnuhii.JCett•d Boo~ S.tlt' tn Dtnmg
Room' ~ &. ·I \t tn lltlt .md C.l Udlt\' JOb re( I ullr•rs olfl' 10 L Pe un­
til ·L .. :Z noun me\?ttng,, U\ A tn Oantng R m. 1 .tnd the C.mlpu~
Clll\.td, an D R. 2. ... tht• Ch11M1ttn Sul nu• Group mt't'h In lt!C Jt
7.. Tomorrow -boo~ '>.lit' { ontmuc, .... tht• Chic,tno lnterc!.t
Croup meet' .11 nCion in U.R. 1 & 2 .... 1'\lr. John Potter of thl~ .5t.Jil'
t:or rP< tion~ Ot\t'>lun ~J.H'.Ik' an i\\ontt•ith .11 l .... On h£'\lra conn•n
rn r v.m Jl 8 p m • '!Of A fil111 1776 .11 7 .1nt..l 9:30 p.m. rn r, .am St~t. Nov tO -lJY \ all d.l) tn h•rnplcton':> room .. and J
lunch In tJmm from 11 to 1 .... /77b shown •'8'"" at 7 .lnd 9:30
p.m un No" 11 • Dan RodgL'r (mu!>k m.tJOr) sings ht<. JUntor
rl'llltl m hJn" .11 J p.m ..... IRIIC mc.•ct.; an GNry .11 5:15 .... 1olk
d.tnrmtot m St.trnm ill~ lOp m .md thud time's <1 < h.1rm for f77b
Jt tnd 9:30 tn han, Mon. No~ . 12-.Jccountrng JOb antt•l\icws
wrth \.lcr11d: ~ Mrtchell rt'P' tn lH• .... , 10 p m ( ld'''c.tl Gwt&~r
duo from Br J •I pl.rv in the ChJpl'l.. .. Tuc.-.. Nov. 1) -Mu l1h1
[ p· 1lun COI!Ct>rt Ill fv,Jn., J1 8 p.m ... ,BI~tro .116 JO tn )tamm ..... Wcd.
Nov 14 -SIM!> meet~ rn Grt~y Jt 7 p.m ..... a wind enc.cmble
prt 'en1:tt1on in b ,ms, .11 8.
Miscellaneou s Trivia
T he.• \team r .ulroad h.1~ ,Jimo'>l
v.mtsh<>d .md b\?com<. a ll•gend,
but dt the C.olumbl.t Gorge ~odcl
Railro.1d C.lub. 3405 North Mon
t.ma in Portl.md, you ran 'ee
authentic opcrJiing models ol
these magnaficent machine" Jnd
all manner or <,calc rail road equip­
men• operatmg on ont! of the
large!\t model railroad layout<. in
the <.ountr y
The Club\ annual fall show
demon .. tr.Jte<. what over 25 Yt!M\
ot effort and dc>votton to a hobby
can accomplt~h. Come .md \Ce for
your.-,ell thl\ bcautalul dt'iplay
be1ween the hour .. of 1 and 8 p m.
on the week~nd'> ot ~o.. 10 11
and 17~ 18 Admtl>\tOn i'> 75¢ lor
t~duh ... 50¢ for chtldren.
M<1rttn Rm ~ l~r~t film. Edge of
the (rt}l w1ll be ~hown on Nov 11
Thts lalm i~ bcl\ed on a teleplay by
Robert '\lan Arthur and ,., a
memorable example of fiftit•!o
reclltsm Sadney Portrer and fohn
(ao,st~,eth?" etch hdrd-edged por·
tr tillS of men pursued b)' pre1udace
and exploatatlon of the longshore
lite an New York
Vtctor Perlo. Marxist economist
and author. wall speak tn the
Ca'>cadc Auditorium of Portland
(ommuntty College at 7 30 p m
F rtday Nov 9 Perlo. !>ponsored by
the Young Worl .. er!o liberdtron
let~gue, w1ll !!peak on "U S In­
volvement in Chtle "
The Northwest film Study
Center of the Portland Art
Museum '" !>howmg a silent film
tun•ght CrcC'd ( 1913) by (rae
Strohcrm It\ d 2'1 hour work b.Js-
d on the Frank Norris novel,
McTeJgue.
Mutmy on the Boumy will be
..howtng on Sat tht.> 10th Th1<o is
the oraganal vt•r!>ton of the tale of
men and muuny on the h1gh se.t'">,
wtth C harlt..~ ldugnton u!> (apt.ltn
Blrgh .1nd Clark <..able as Mr
C.hn.-,tt.ln A tollect1on of ftlms.
lJgr~b Amm.won feJtllval wall be
shown on SJturday abo Not ~tnce
the.: do1y~ of Oi .. ne) has thert: been
suc.h conc cntr .ned cJCtrvity in the
ftcld ol anlm.JIIon' Js in thl\ falm
f rum l.tgtl'b, V ugoslavi.t .* ... v t;t ~ •••• ..A-. • ·-tc ~'(J 1!1)..(• . ..... . ....
1 he Annual Catlin Gable Scho~
Rummage Sale opc•ned at 9 th~
mornmg an Portland'~ Memor~
Coli .. eum Exhibit Hall. The '>ale
run through s.uurd.w from 9 a.
to 9 p m. All pwceeds of thl \<lit
go to the ~chool'.-. financaal
progrc1m .
The National Endowment
the Humanities has esl011blished
Novemb~r 15 deadhne for tilt
next round of Youth Grants in
Humanili e~ Program Thr
program o,upport'> human1t1~
1ech developed Jnd conducted
student'> and other young oe1o[)lf
whtch clearly relate to
humanities have a '>pecaftC
pose. carefully de~tgned !ICODt
and rdenuftable end product
apphcant need not have
a<.Jdemtl. affrl1a11on or
academtl degret• an order to
eligrble to apply College and L
iver'itty students, high sc
!ltudents. and young persom
in \chool may .,ubmu applica
dtreclly or through non-pr
organazattom
The cJarcctor or the
~hould no be over 30 year<. o
the tame the grant rs awarded
preference will be gtvcn
appltcdtrom by per,on'> who
no1 completed prol~ssaonal 11
mg. Proposed proJelts rna)!
<.ern the de~ign or conduct of
education program , '>tud)
re~earch or d !lpt!cihc problem.
acuviue .. aarncd at d1ssemr"· "'..,
hurnanl\ttc knowledge
The fnclowmt•nt '''pt!c ially
c:ouragt'\ prOJI.'( h w/ucll hr.,:sr
rd<Jte to the forrhc
biCI!fltt•nnt<JI of the
foum/mg I ndividu.JI \'\ OfOt'l
rns them
l'VCII 1 ht
rHO, ior
.lthlt•lll s
C.JSC 111
BUifll'SS
Con ....
from t 1.1
1 1\onwn's
\ol1ball, ,
LC 1 .. 1~1
1tngltl LC
fhl~ fa\
lor the \1
Jlld <~Jma
dny ocher
refined f
ntckn11m
Tal1111an
on ,J tear~
Ahhou
tht) fJH~ f1
P£ £nHhst
' morl' 10
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rJ~c. tlw
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now try ~
~por1. w1 thl'W, ho
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socc
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Portland's Oragmat ilWdtd\ .uc norm,tlly undt.!r ''"·1j
Whtlc gr..rnh for OC\\ prOJt>ll\
r.1nge up tu $10 000 lh1• EndO'
mcnl rvqut· I\ th.lt .1 prt•lin·.uu
propo~.1l lw -;ubmtlll'd lor 1
rnctl IC\111'\V WL•IIrn JdVotllU' ol
)~Lmi~Mon of .1 tormal appl .lied ro, • CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA Boar Plnu
In town
Gf!JtJI lrallt~n
food
Ofh II 1111 f JO Ill 1/1
J 11m In } )0 .,,
3&06 SW BARBUA BL VO
hotu l.tmpU\ 213~6895 I lOll. f 01 further tnlormJI
Ill
llum.rnttt~,
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W.r~hmgton, D.( 2050b.
Man Ann Nor mandtn, \ur 1
to the l'r t>!ltdt•nt. w1lllw gl. u to
ot help to anyone wtshlllg tu
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• • 1n Nov •mbcr 8, 197J
Hawaiian 'Hot Higs'
•
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co
N.tnc y W,thl
~port\ t>ditor
Till' d.,~~ ut tht. IJtuou~ fl•m,tll•
1 arc 0\ cr •
~\ uuwn .uc• t ontinu.tll) how-
1 10g thern.,••IV('S tn be• compt•tt•nt m
CH'II till' ITlCI~t unhkt>f\ lll'..tS •
eH'"• for m~t ,mcc•, 10 tht! .\rl'ol ol
Jthl£>111:\,
C.N! rn pomr: sophomore Cor~
Burgess.
Con. ,, s~.·r~nus-rnmt!t•u .uhlt•tc
from tla,,au, h.ts lu:cn on the
women's b.ukcruall, fu•ld hacker,
sottbJII, .md \OIIt•yut~ll te.1ms .Jt
1 LC L1st y .. ar, she Wd5 .tl~o the
)Jngle L C entry for" tr:tck mc .. t.
Ttm t.tll. Cor 1 h.1!> been play mg
tor the '' onll'n's volleyh.rll tc.tm
and adrmts lw lll.;cs II bt·ttcr than
an) other <,port. Ht•r tc.tmm.ttl'), ••
1ctuwd group Ol women, h,t\ t•
, 01cknaml•d ht•r "I lot Htps'' .tiler t~
1 ldhtttan danu· l'Xhthllitln she diu
on ,1 fl'llm l)l'..tCh I I'll Co\ I.
I 1\hhough SI.'IIOU\ ,JUOUt :.pOll!>
tht~ II\C loot Sl'VI..'n .md .1 h.tlf tm.:h
p[.( n~hsh llltlJor belt<'\'PS thea~·~
mort• to hie rh.tn ott~rcd wuhm
tht• conftnt..'S of P.tmplm.
BPwJc~. of cour5t!, T,tluttan dan­
cmg. Cort pu~u"'~ •• ts c;he puts 11,
\\me. men. and song I" In her
ca c, the \\ ulc ·~ r~ally Pumo .tnd
£QUAL PLAY LC women rn.ty
now ur out lor ,tnv men\ v.tr~tty
port. Women who compete in
th~\C, howe\1.!11 \\ill be int•ltgiblc
for \\Omen's compt•tition rn the
~mt• 'Port. A~.:<oruing tu Mrs.
\'nginta Neo~l, the women c.o<~che5
. dtscourdge thi"> pr.1cti<e. prdcrr-
1 mg r.tther wpJrall.> but equal
progr<~ms. . , .....
FORGET 1\BOL T WHIT.'v1AN:
A.bout tht<t Saturda) 's football
game ,11 \\'.Jilt~ IN 1lla. Coach I red
\\ tl\on rern<uked, "We' H' gotng to
rorgt•t about Whitm<~n .md tc.tth
1nunelve~ how to play. We\ e
lt•n dWilY from the basic rule">,
I gul'~s wc'vt• gotten con­
wd." V\hllm,m is 1··1 Ill con·
er~JilCC while ll ,., 2-4 folio\\ tng
I Wl'~l.. \ 29 10 lo~'> tO P;lttfil
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SOCCER: LC \OC~.:t•r le.tm rt:al­
(trmt>d thetr poltil ion .tt the top of
utV"IOO II •• her till' tourth shut OUI
~Jnw ol the Sl'ol\00 IJ~I S.liUIU.I)
tnst Oregon Collt'KC of Educil­
T he sor< l'r le..tm """ play in
s la~t lt..•,tgut• competition tht>
...... , .. day .11 ... :00 tn Delta Park.
"'P~IO$tng team "ill bt• ~outhl•rn
t•gon College. . . . . .. .
RO)S COUNTR' ~ ll..tvmg \\On
,.~ the tulc of coniNI.'IlCt•
hampaon~ IJ 1 So~turdt~y, the t.:lt>'>'>
Ountry te.tm ~til run HI ttw N \1,\
Ji,tr·u·t I wn Ch.unptomhiplt thr:.
rda\ .11 t'tcr l',ul\. 5trHIION ttnw
,,..,,,f IOJ 11'00 has s
lht• song I~ ''I l.lw.ua.tn .and ~oul
mul>tc, '~P"' ially ttw TP-rnp~ ."
l'rtmtllf'' on tht• H't ond ttl'm were•
not dt~(U~~ed,
la~c' a trut• Hclw.uian , Cor~ pl.tys
thl' ukt•ll.'l(• .md guat.tr. LIPrncnto~~y
\t hoot bcKtnntng~ ol bccommg o1 ·---...... -------1 I
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;Femdl<' jock' like 'pcct.ttor,, to~
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pos~ible coroner or drum pl.tyN
tH!Ver quat~ matcraalrzcd.
Eventually. Cort hope~ toallcnd
l.tw ~chool She Jocsn't expect to
feel much sootal st.lttC from bemg
·• fcm.tlc Ia\\ ycr, s.t~·rng "I think
o~nuudes t~re ch.mgmg "
Attitudes whtch she would .tlso
SL\ WAR Rt\GES ON: L.ht Sunuo1y,
4 women grudgtngly serwd
uinnt!r to 4 men .1\ pav-ofl for
lo~orng o~n inteme lteld hockey
game to them. The women,
dc~cribing tht!m'>clves as "ch.u­
mtng young ladies," were Beckv
Ander~on, Bed.)' Brundcr, Lrndd
Brumd1.1r, and Jill ,\.\cCarthy and
rhe men, describing thems~hcs a~
•·a~gre!>~t\c S.O.B.'~."werc John
K.mc, R1ck Kellv. David Murphy.
• tnd Phtl Thw.lil<l. Said Becky," If 11
hadn't been lor lohn Kane, Olu
rlccl Foot, we would have hau the
Rt~me.''
• • • • • •
WOMEI'. c; VOI.lEYBAU .: The
women s volleyb.JII team playt~d
tlf<dtn'>t 4 team~ l<t'>l .saturda~ at
Pt,U I.C won both game!> <tR.Jtmt
PLL. .lo·il both gtlmcs .1gam~t OSU.
and rame out evenly balanced tn
I\\·O games agatn'>l both U ot
On·gon and U of vva .. hrngton.
loda) the women tr.l\el to !tn­
t tcld to play agtn!>l linllelu and
P.tcilic.
• • • • • •
RATINGS 0!\: \\'0 ttN.
la'>l frtday, 4 LC wum~:n l'Jrnec.J
vullcyb.tll off ictaun~ r .11 ings. t\ \.u­
' 1.1 Mueller m.1de .ln Jpprentrce
rating c!nd Donn<~ 1\lmg. Debbie
lien, .1nd J,mdy Sharp c,lf ned t.ttc
ra11ngs This mc.tns thdt thr·
womt•n ma\ ot hciatc at "ollcyb.lll
K·"m'~ -for morwy. \ccordm~ to
Mr<., ~e.1l, U "'·'S the ltr!il 11mc
t•vt•rvonc who t11cd .1~.:quucd
\Oint' r Jllng
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OVERLAND NORTHWEST ---
fOREIGN CAR SERVICE
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First-place
face S.O.C. Pioneers
finale
lt~l' tO "«'C Ch.:tngc<.J oiH' lnO~C
row.~rd~ women who pJriiClpdH'
Ill \flOIIS, ''II ~N·m .. to me that the
m,alc ~.:oun t('rpoJrl .JI lC I(JOk!>
down on lf!nl.th' .uhlc:lc!. ,and th.ll
• my sort ol athletrc prowcn ,Jt·
rr 1hu1t•d to thl• nMsrulmatv ol ahc
,Jthll'tt• ..
Thn~c '" the arhlf'ltC depart­
ment, how••ver, she fcdr., "se~m
to be t.:tkang 11 (women\ sport!>) .1
lor more sertou~ly ttm ~edt." ·\p­
pi!r •ntlv, thcv'rc Lc~unnmtot to
rct~hlc that "w .. 're not JUSt a
bunch of gul~ gctung together to
tool around.''
In Haw.ut, accordm.s 10 Con,
"women\ .:tthleu~ t~ acccprd iiS
,, n.ttUr.JI tlung." Ttwre ~he was
1h11d tn state lor htgh 1ump m htgh
sc hoot, paddles out raggcr canoes,
,mel \urfs-or, used to surf unul \he
une~pcl.,,.dly "tell oif the bo,ud
and onru a Portuguese ManO-•
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John 8<& I \ " \ olr.
l.tkc mo~t lC HJw;u1.1ns . C(')rt
rt!.,lly mt~~cs her tsl.md. (''I play
llaw..tno~n mu~u: bel or" each game
JUSt to rcl,tl( me ") Har.w.ed
player A hardm~d OC£ player attempts to iree a b,liJ trom
oppo>ilion in the Pion~rs triumph, Saturdoly.
Clmstmas o~ '72 W<~S th" last
umc Cort wc1~ home. Th1s Chrtsl­
""'\ o;hc's gotng to an FranCt!tCO,
but ftrmh· dt•clareo.; that shes gomg
b.lCk to H.l\\ .111 nc 1 summer "•f I
h .• ,l\1 e lo !I\\ un
CAR t\CCIDENTS Bill Sullivan,
'\OtCl•r player, ts under intenstH!
c.uc a~ ott his writing due to <oevere
head in1urtes suffered in a head­
on collt'>IOn on Tef\llilltger .11 the
LJke o~wcgo turnoll last Sa(UI·
d.ly. On the followrng day. toot·
ball piJycn John Jctnts~c and J~rr>
\'\'.trren were side-s\\ tped by a car
turnmg left in front ol rhem JU~t
do\\ n the street .1t the Boones
I err) turnolf. Fortunately, there
were no anjun~ tht) ume. 1 he ll. ~oce:er team he.1ds. rnto
their last g.unl• of ttw \ea~>on Satur•
day .Jhf.'l manhandling Oregon
College of Educo~tton l.t~t weekend
11-0
1 he Ptoneers concludt• th<:"tr
leagul' pia) thts .uurd.t wtth a
gJmc agamsl Southern Or«C'gon
Coll,~gc at Dclt.J P.uk c11 l 00
In the OC£ g.tmc, senror (hrr~
Caner htld th1~ to s.n, "\\ e hold the
an ad do\\ nat therr end alma) I all
the t1me and kept the prc:»ure
on. •
The contest wc1s pla}cd m c:.;:­
tremc cold wuh a constant ram
and some ha1l MorrTl), The vtctory
r at~cd LC's record 10 8-1-2 (or &he
sea~on. The Ptonccrs arl' 'itlll m
ftr,t plr.~ce tn D1v1sion Two • .:~head
ot Reed. but Ret!d h.ts pl.tv~d
lt!wer garnes o LC must w•n th1s
lo..~:.l one.
Sentor Ed S<~rrclt ummt:d up
the Ptoncers' play, "\\ c can't
\Ingle out tlnybody. e" crybod •
pla~·cd rc.rl well. W c drd what we
h.1d to do; score a lot of goals ...
In c.s\e of a t1e an I he standmgs.
a he team "uh the most goals ·~
gi .. ·en the nod ~o C\ICr) score , .. ,u
\nail smportant bccau\c a Cte i'> a
strong p0))tbltty .
C.u1er led the Ptoneer scormg
parade wuh four goals and
c..}f,L i.t.T~!J '.1 'Jf~(lT£."1. ..:::>Jwp
HILLSDALE CENTER
6341 S. W C.tpltol H,vy, PoniJnd Oregon
What's in it for you? A chance to obtain a $12,000
starting salary and a commisston as a Naval Offlaer
If you're a colleqe student tn good academ1c
standtng and your vls1on IS bell r than ,0 200
you may qu ah to JOin the N vy·s flight t m a
ptl t or N val Fit Jht 0 f r To ftnd out more
1b ut N v I Av :tlton L Httt r r Lt Pott
t 1-3041 II t • lrc~hmen L ou•~ ~loss ctnd Ml~ht
Huyasha both scored two .dong
"11h senior \\ 11lw Sullt\i.ln
fr~hmc1n Robert Aggrey tallied
onP goal to complete th LC \Cor­
rng
Becc1u)e LC'!. goalie had to Stt
out th1s gdme Aggrey played
godhe the hm half wnh ft hm.m
lcff Berrv h\~ mg O\icr the net for
the sec.ond hdlf Boch performed
Jdmtrc1bly 111 helptng to prt:'Serve
LC's fourth shutout of the )e.Jr
lC dcfe.1ted OCE tn thetr
pre\itou~ meetms onl) 3-1 but
wnh rhc score only l·0.11 halfteme
th1s ••me the outcome wa~ sull an
doubt before LC erupted for an
aw ~ome e•ghc got~ Is tollowms lhe
break
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LIBERATION
NOW!
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'"WE FEATURE
CUSTOM STYLING
for
LONG HAIR •
WOME 'S
Cu'itom hag'
.3.50
ME ·s
hampoo Haircut
and hie •
3.50
•
NATURAL S-PERMS
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page 6 -
LC cross country conquers!
)L-d ( ,,ulfm.ln
.Sto~ll wnh.•r
Bt•ing numb rtt.l~ tll!>l h,l\ t•
h<'lpf•d LC runtll'f~ 10 VIC. lUI y lol!>l
~.tturdd}
I ht 3b dc~ll'L' tt•mpt•raturt• in
\'\,,IJ,, \\ ,,IJ,, Jurtng thl! <;on­
IC'fl'I\Cl' UO'' ma) han• .till~, tt•d
I hl' r .ICc pu~ll iH•I JS \H!ll ,I!>
ath·cr:~t!h, In tht• l•nJ, I C \\ J~ .tbl~·
to copt• Yo ath ni\turt•'s ob .. t.tclc
t•nough to )lout 1n ,tht•.td of thl'
other !>(houb an the contcrt•nct•,
\t"cording to CoMh tldon l1x,
"ho .. ummcd up tht.> r.1ct• b.tck .at
LC. lC\ biggest foe, lmtield,
stJrtcd out too qu1d .. Due to tha-;
factor the~ reported!) faded in the
L'nd. l C front runner Pctt•r Brov. n
bat kt~d up hi\ co.tch', ob~crvi.l­
uon, 1 onfes .. sng th.tt the '>IJrt v.a.,
"tuo fa~t."
Cold m tht• yt•.u '' tlh .a ,1\l.' ot mono .
D.tnu·l~ \ICY.'> himwll J' luck~ to
''""" uP Ill c urnpt•lltton tod.ly.
bt•t,lll'>l' lw 1 l,llm.,, "Oru• month
,mtl two wt•ck'lo .1gu, I 1 oult.ln't
I'H'f\ W.!lk UUI lu gpt the J")Jpt'l."
Guilt
ll•l'hnt; ol gutlt t:.trnc t•.Jrlu•r in
tlw .. c.I'>OI\ lor 1 ob\. who watched
utlwr tr .till h.ull, but w •• ~ undhll·
to "or k ,,long\ld £• hir, tt?.tmmatc~.
''Up unul.md mcludmg p.nt ot l.1st
wet>\.. •, r Jt: •, 11 h.t) bt•en one oltlw
mo~t d1~.appolllllllS t.>xpericncc~
1\t• t'\'CI h.td," dJimt•d O.uuCb 10
.1r ··~PY 'Ol(l' Sunda . o.anieh went
on to t•ll.pl.un Yo h.tt .1 gooll feeling
'' Yo,,, to piau' tnurth on the LC
squ.ul l.l~t S.ltUI dJy.
Ch.tngtng ht\ Cclptatns roh• into
that uf •'" J~owa.tnt coach and
.u 11vt' .. upportr.r, wa' .. omething
mo11HIJtt>d bv urcumstan ces for
Dante!~ .md ht• let• Is ,, pt ol it able
t•xpt•rsemc lor him\ellm the long
tun.
OUCH! hi
Pioneer detensi\le back P.Jul Ncl\on (21) and o~n
unid~ntifl~d teammate rack up a hcific ball-urrier .Jt The t:old .1fh.•1..1\'d dilfcrt..>nt
runner~ 10 diller C'nt waY'· \ltt>r
two mtlc'>, Pctt•r Brown com
mented that ha~ kn~c' w(•rc
trozcn. Sen tor capta1n l oby
Oantcb Jdmittcd to ha\ c been
"too numb to feel an ·thing tn the
lo1't mile or two." 81g Oi<;trlct meet
I he l.1s1 meet lor the LC crO'>'>
t.ountr.,. tc.1rn .md Toby Danicls.
t~w N \lA Ot..,tri<.t II Ch.tm·
ptun.,htp " ~l<ued lor next ScJIUf·
day at l'H~r Parle Alread} con­
h•r c•nct! chCJmps. a victory under
the llt'l'~ at the park 'Aould meiln a
rl'3hzallon olthc ult1matc go.tl for
the LC rt~nncrc:,. the line of '>crimm.1ge
By the umc the r unnCt'l> had
Pacific aerial assault
bombs lackluster LC th.a~cd, II \\J\ known that lC
O\\ned the bc'>t tc<~m core, 53,
~ith ltnfscld. \\'tii.Jmette 01nd
PJCihC lutherJn 2, J Jnd •hporung
te.tm o,core) ol 69. 73 and 69
r~pCCII\ cl).
Unlacld's Dan Hall hll the lme
tar'' ,,Her live lrcezang miles ol
rompettuon at 15:26. LC CJpturcd
-.ccond md third'' ith Peter BtO\\ n
at 15 4& ,JOd ~en \1\'oudo~rc..l Jl
15:-t The .,alt.• rcmaanmg runnt..>r
tu turn m a time under 26 mtnuh:'
''as Wtllamt•llt''s R1chard "" kh.1m
at 25:51. Ste11e Brown
Stall ~ riter
tverybod) sa•d thc~ 'd put 11
tog~the• someurnc.
With the conterence's best
qua ncr back .mu numbers ont!
and two rec•~her~ 11 v.a~ no que­
lion Pac•ilc had the otfen e.
lhc quesuon w.t!. the Boxer.,·
defense Although a I Yo'" s outstan­
ding 10 past can •• 11 had been the
team·~ ma1or stumblmg bloc!.. tn 11~
ques1 for a wmmng \cason.
1\nSY. er mg that que tcon "a~
Pac•hc linebacker Oa"e Bowman .
InJured unul th•~ game, Bowman
almo<>l smglehandcdly put a
damper on LC ~ often~. bu)llng
through (mcn,en for numt'rous
ke unass•stcd u.Kklc) 10 has team's;
2.9· 10 Wtn.
General confusion
The new qucsuon ·~ LC'~
delense, Yohach gave up 437 yards
on the wa) to the lo~s. Coa ·h Fred
Wils.on attnbut~ the poor pldy to
a gent!ral elt!ment oi coniusion.
1 he player!! dtdn 1 cover their
, ssigned po\neons and let through
a lot ol unnc1..--essan big yardage
plays. \'\ ilson adds, "The} dadn 't
go where the) v. ere ~uppo,ed to
go. last ear v. c plavt..>d that\\ ay all
year." la~t lcar LC \\M dead last en
the conference on defcm\!, letting
through an 3\/crage of .$06 yard~
per game.
Oflenh!, ac:cordmg to W•lson,
wa~ ju\t as much or "ven more of a
I •t-down "Our problem was
'44*rd(•lt -Service
Parts
A c c e s s
0 r
0
I e s ~('\/CO tUIOO\crs and on I)' 1); ~ ards
run nang " It took onh three pia\"
to ptck up 111 ol tho~c )'.trds.
\dll~h means thi.ll en the 34 other
IIICS. UiiCKS ptekt.•d up JU.SI 26 yards.
Never got .. tented
A no!ICci.lblc lack ol oflen~c
cilme from usuall)• suong Mtkc
Gano Pia~ gosng to Gano Y.CII!
on the whole poorl) executed,
and he I mashed today\\ nh mmu
one \3td ru~hsng Ot h•m W1l-.on
SlffiJ)I) said, ''lie nc~cr got
:.tar1cd."
1 he on I) real br~ght ~pot on the
otherv.·ise drab ua' v. a!> rullback
Dad, Oa) 's 92 yards rushing on JU~I
0
s1~o. carne .
\\hat all tlus means, ac<.:ording
to Wtl~on, IS, "W t.' d1dn't plity IICI)
Yo ell Tha~ wa\ the wor"\1 one we\ c
h<td."
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I I To produce Lhe lo\•Nsl ll'Jrtl
.,cor:•, LC 'ciZl'U plaet•\ 13. 16, .uul
19 in the pcr.,om ot Oa,•d
Ucunten. 27:1 S. l oby Oanscls.
V::U and Paul Zornt>r, 27•36
Brown'" per\pectiiiC
for IH~t LC tanishcr Peter Brown,
-dturd.w'.) 'tctory was fmc. but just
il "f11nge b~nclu'' comparl'd to
•he non-t:ompetita\lc a.;pect<o ol
'ha .. mg a good umc running."
Just a trcshman, Brown h,,., en­
JOYed con.,ider able .)UCt:c!.<o,
lintshing on top or .. econd lor the
Ptoneer!> m every rnt.•t•t. After
reflectmg .J bit on h1s succcs'l h1s
feel proppt!d up tn a chan ht.. re­
emphasized th<Jt ht'> \Ucce.,, thi.,
year as an added attraction to him
;md that the ba'>tc enJoyment in
runnmg tor htm 1' more 1mportan1
1 han hts place m a meet In \f>•tc of
thas, he contes.,ed thJI '>UlCC'I'>
might serve to ro.~t~e my own
et.pectat ionc,. ''
Daniel\' year I I l I For scntor cro~s counll't' c.tptam I I T ob't' D<~nael~. compctitevt.• college 1 1 running 1'> one m~,>et I rum bcmg
. o11er. The l.t'it ~<!.tson hi!) been tor I Don't lorgt•t wrC\tUng ~ Oilnlcl~ one ol guih feeling'>, dh-
1 Sat. night.. on channel 12 1 i!pposnlmcrll and happmcS!i i.!ll
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