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

March 7, 1974 Volume 32, Number 18

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1974-03-07

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Jim Kerc\hlll'f
St.tlf wrilt>c
Stewo.~rt Ud.tll summt•d up the
1h~me ol the Northwl!St fnerR)'
Conll~rencc quite succanoly whl•n
he r••marked:" The future IS no•
what it used to be.''
Rem.u ks gi11cn uy Ud.1ll .mtl
cn.ttor tl.\ark H.tthclcf .ct I f•wis
.uHl Cl.1rk College wer•• more than
spt•c~.; he" on tlw Ptwrg)' cnsts.
They were ,marlt<'ul. ttton ol d new
modern ph1lo~ophy ol the tuturc.
11 h .1 philosophy t!mphasiltng th••
bal.sm t• bc&wc<.•n cncr gy,
economy, .md ctology. ,\s H<Jt­
ftcld ,ud, "Encrg) I'> &lw curr••ncy
on whtch to b.t~e our l!conomic
forccd'it" .mtl tht• hn~. beh'llt!CO
energy .tnd n<~tUr" ·~ unbrcak.tblc .
"In natu11• as in economy, those
who com•• to dom•nat~ who are
ablt• to ma11;im1Zl' thi.!H systl'm's
power lor w.cful purpo\cs .''
H.Hficld teels th<~t "growth mu't
be .Jrtr.!!>tcd or it w1ll arrc't tUcll."
lhe ne<.c~'>lty for rap1d and con­
"""'''' 11rn"th is inhcrent m the ''lockl d m mcnt,tlitv ol the econ-
omiC\ prolcs.,or," but it simply ''1~
not true bcccpt lor thl' IOJ!>t 200
ye.trs. hum.m U\itlillltlon ha" bc~n
character izPd by stcadint.~s . Our
~ocicty ond t~(onumv mu~t re.Jch
tiS equilibrium poult, the same .IS
m n.lturt• "
Conrtittlng objectivco.
rc crwrgy<~nd l•cology ~.;ontlic­
ung obJ~cth:csl Absolute!~ not,
sa)'S Hatfield. They supplement
each other pcrlcc.tlv, they har­
mom:Lc "Nature makes good
cheap energy o;ourccs" which up
ull now, wt.• ha' e wasu•fully
duphc.ttcd. Hattftcld feels th.11 we
can learn from pl<~nt ~ and t1 ees •
wh1rh Ulllile !iolar cnerg) Jt •'
much lusher net yetld than we ~.;.Jn
dnlm w 1th our prcsl'!nt solar
f\!Cf'J)tOf'S,
Udall "a1tl 1 h.1t the en rgy cmt
ha~ prtWt'll thillt'IWIIOilmCntJii !IIS
wert• nghl .111 .tlong. ' I he ss I
\II CIOn for us ( r•nvu onnH!nl.thSIS)
looks 1'\ en SWC('ll!l llO\\, II tl h.tcf
uass••d, there would Ul' a llct•t ot
100 SST's u~mg up .u rnudl wt lucl
as ... 11 otlwr Jlf•' ••nt jCt-ltm'rs."
Udo.~ll ),,ys Jt his !IPN'c.hes to oil
c ecutlllt'!>, "the) don't .trgue
.mvmorc'' • Hatlu:ld empho~stzf'clthc• prinu­
pll' ot "nt.!t y1cld" ,,\ the most
tmpo!l.tnl cunstdl!roiiiOn an dctf'r·
mmmg .m energy policy lvPry
new l!nergv suppl) wt• hod IS less
and less ••fltoent, and they cost
more and morP to produc•' Tht\
mal.:r!s the nl!t yc1ldo1 the source
mudtlowr•r !han theoltcn quat rod
groS$ Y•t?ld. H.ttltcld s.ud, "I he
phenomenou ol declcninB net
y1cld w1ll bt• the prmc1plr• caus•• of
lnllallon, \!Citp,ing .111 others".
Borh Udall .md H.lllteld thank
th<ll th \ •mcrgy cmis 1s no1 un 011
cnm. "The age ot the los)il tut.:l1 ~
over'', Silid UdJII 1\ny pcr~pr•t:t1ve
th,,t seeks only to K"t more o1l is
\lt:ry dJngcrous .md short-sigh ted
Udall S<11d, "lhP Prt!ird•mt's Inc·~
tragic: 'whatever 01l we have left,
let's go there dnd get n." H.utteld
vtews Nt,.on's. Oper<~tion In­
dependence as no more than a
"cra~h program to 1mplcment a
poor net t!OI.!rg ' y1cld, and 11 Will
spell di~astt:r ."
L tlall, former Sec:rct:uy of the
lntt•nor, sees Amcric.1's wav-of­
lil~ undetgomg a dra~tic chJngc rn
the ne'ICI twent) ycars.llc sees no
t.:ompOJrabl • sub!>titute lot o•l,
wh1ch he estimal~ to la~t lor onlv • e1ght mort.: y•!ars. ''U• ban sp•awl1s
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Alcohol OK-next year
Alcohol will b~ allowed on campu'> f.tll tt>rm for
tho .. e of legal age .
The Booud of Trustee~> unanimoud) passed the
alcohol rc\li,ion polic~ la._t Tue-.day. ending the long
,~quenn • of lower committe\! approval s. Because ol
"thorough prt!pdr.ttion in the prelimin.try com­
mittees," there wa' no dcbc1te.
Provi~iom •lnd procedure~ outlined in the propo,JI
will be n•\liew~d in the interim by the origin,ll
committee ' .1nd Re)ident A"i~tanb will be tr,linctllo
dNI with thl' ne\\ policy.
"lhe policy i .. de,igned to t.lkl' effect ne·.t year.
Howe\ler , Wl' hope to explore ib application to 'omt.>
more tr<~ditional func:tiom of the college lhi) pring­
\\t•'ll ,ee wh.11 cffed) the'l' clCperience' will h.wt-on
our planning for nc•t yt-Jr," s.lid Kent Hawle). De.tn
ol ~tudl •nl<..
Mt-anwhilt•, .tllohol j, ,till olliciall not allow"•d on
cJmpu'i. Ol thtn~ oltht! Ooi.Sl1 SIOCt' 11 iS bu~ed
on plentiful, cheap energy
CiliiiOHIIil1
~ lfel'\'\.lYS WtiJ bt! great
stone monuments , l he tallf!!>t
butldtnK tn the world w1ll be un­
fJIUijgcd when P'-"'plc rcalw! that
11 u~cl> as much elcctrtc.1ty as the
sctond largest clly tn lllmo•s Pt.-o­
plc w1ll end the11 wa~•clul,
glutenous \\a yr.."
Theme: ··vve d1d not
inher;ct hC' world from
our parents; we are
borrowinR 1t from our
c.htldren.
Udt~ll and Htdlttdd both SCI! tht•
cnt•rgy cnm as profoundly impor­
tant. fhey reel th;JI an CXtenSI\'
cc.onom1c pol1cy dPalmg \\.tth all
asp~·cts of the econom · (not JUSt
o•ll tl> tmper auvc. Mosttmportant-
1), P•!oplc rnust altgn th•:m~h es
wuh th1s new "philosophy ... Think
of en rgy as a lorm of currenC),
not to b • wasted. otabhsh our
economy's equtlibuum bo~(! .JII,
con ervc.
Out ol tune
"OUR PA ITERNS OF COM­
.!>UMPTION AR[ TOTALLY OUT
01 TUNE \.\'IH-1 THE NATURAL
WORt 0 " So Governor Tom Me-I cwis .md Clark Colleg ·
March 7, 1914
Vol 32, No. 18
Call opened the Northwest
Rcgtonal Energy Conl••rcncc.
MtC<~II ctted OP!gon's bottle
btll as an uxamplc of a real solution
to tht> energy ens Is "The boule
bill annually saves enough clcc­
trtcuy for 9 mtllron people," he
s.atd. Nattonw tdc cOn\ervd tion
pradic••!l must be th" ba~1s for an
r• tPns1ve nauonal encrgv pohcy.
"It t!i beyond quesdon that a
nauonal energy poltcy mu)t be
adopted th•s year "
Corpoutc ga~
McCall !Pels that 011 rompantcs
~l!r~' "extremely ~uo •!Sslul tn
c:onvtn<:lflg yt•ung p ople w us •
gas " Evtdcncc ol that is seen tn
!.!Very town en the country, as
young people ''cru•sc In thetr
squ~rrcl cages "
Rt~lerung to h1s lamou~ volun­
tary gas rat10nmg plan. McCall
satd, "It's be11cr than JUSt stumg 10
the statehouse "'""8'"8 your
hand!>.'' He !><ltd th;n h•s .... oluntary
program wlll .... ork, tl we get 80%
ot our allocations." II tht>
t~IIOC"dllons go below th.Jt, he "111
tnstttUh! more r~tuc.uons on get­
tmg ga~. "POS)Ibly th days YOU • I
CJn get gas w1ll be cut down to one
d<~y a week." •
McCall fr>els ch:u 1hc f~-deral
go"ernmcnt 1 sktrtlng th,. marn
1nue "No one \\Orb hmdcr than
Wtlham S•mon to deal wnh the
~ mptoms oft he energy cnw• "He
feels that th • feder.tl government
has responded typ1call "by mov­
ing not one cnch "
A comrasr to McCall's r ·mark'>
cam" rrom Or lrwcn Stf'lzer. pr~•­
dent of Nattonal Econom1c
RC!carch As!>oaates . He s.-•es ;;
termlnatcon of !hr! crtsl~ In about
thtce years, .1nd that 'crude oil
prk•:s wtllactuall) · drop trom IOta
6 c •nts a b<~H•!l " Hf! beltcv~ that
o;hale oil and offshore dull•ng "111
ollsct the curr~nt shOrtilges b
19ij()
Stclz~r doesn't thmk that the
rabs w•ll"reahze thcu dr cams of
avance." He sacd h ~ thought the
U • Bureau of Land Management
1S "one of the btgg~t .alhes the
Arabs. have," becau~ ot thctr
refu~lto allow c_xtens•ve offshore
dntllng.
(Continued pag~ 2. column 2.) pig'-' 2
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one opinion on
Liquor an rugs;
Oi•n~ t.,mb
tall ~ritcr
~hn l<':"i' .tnd Cluk tudenh drin~ •kohol oand/or 'moL,, mari·
iuJnil. II i ;an ob\IOU~ r.scl, impo' ible to i~norc .. .
11 is OlR.lin .. t the I .a\\. ll i\ ag.ain ... t .. chool pohc , whe(h I) l'~pn~''' ,,,,h:-d
in dorm contrilCI'• ,jgned b, all on-nmpu' .. tudcnt :
But drinl.ing and ,moLing h.t~e be<om~ part ot .l hie tylc lor ;;om~
.. rudent'"
11 com~ do"n to the que .. tion a~ to th,• ll.'gitiman ot ci~il
di~lx-dicnre (.snd "ho has thl' l•'' '.l ),
In hi recent log intt:r~ie\\ , Pre)idenl John Ho\\.srd ,to~tc-d. "1'\'e
;ahu~ belif:H-<1 ~ou c-.1n't h.l\C fre-edom and then qualil othN pl-opll.'' ~
fr«dom:' 'et. he 01ho do~ ... "not belie' e in < j, il di,obedicn cc .. , a
~~~itim.atc option ..
four Copdand men "'ere tound guilt ol a \<IOiahon ol C.lmpu'i polec~
on •kohol and m.uiju.Jn.t . The) .. aid the, ho1" ,. '',(•en &lw polic 'IOI.ttl>d
e'er dol~" ,inle the '\<c l'l'\.""en here.l beht>l c that the) (unlntt>nt! on.llly)
proll'5tl-d the polin m .l mature, r~~O~)ib~c m~.nnN The) thenl. that
the admine,trallon feels that the ..1r • m1ltguedcd and that lht"lf aluc..
.1rc "interior".
feel j, their right to ci\lil The tour men C\4.'r'Ci\ed "'holt the
db.obedicnce.
J, le"i~ and Cf,lrt.. run lor the stud~nt , or i~ it run b~ the
admini tro1tion to olppeb\.' tru t~ and potenti.al mone) donor\ I (Which
mn uhim.atch b~nelit !>tudent!. linanci~ll) )
11 no I c i' if di,obcodien c .u • meam to prote't "hat .1ppe.a,... to be •
wid~l "iolate<f polk • "hat lhtml It h more v.ilu.,ble tor ;a .. tudt'nl to
:all~r hi~ ~alue, lem (ci~il dt<.obedience being .an intrinsic p.ut here) to
ju,tih hi pr~encc t~l lc" ~~ and Clarld
How.ard cl.aims student ·• ell·di<.co' er)" to be the bu~in'-~" of LC. hn't
.a "<~lue s\stcm lormed through thi!> ,elf-di>eoH ~r) proce .. .,J
One ol the "guilt)" <;tudents <iaid, "this could be .a liber.1ted plate, but
it\ mo1nipul.ated b~ mone't.'' . .
Who ~ill have the tmal ol)? Will it be the pe~on.al pnnceples of John
Ho~ud l Will it be tru\tees or gih-giHml Or will man) studenb (lour
men being onl) an eumple) ~ho either subtly or blato1ntly protest
polici , ha"e then valu~ rccognit ed and r~pcctedl .
Admi tt~ly, LC ; .. t~ power ~tructure. Wtt ha\14.' l.aw<; to d~al weth, w~
h.lH~ mone) to rai~e to perpetuo.tte the in\litution. But well ~tudents
v.alul~ ;;and opinion<; be compromi .. ed (or egnored ~ to 'ilrcngthen the
;;admini tro~th e po!>ition and financl.llst.tbility ofle~1" and Clo~rk lit" the
principle behind the guilt verdicl th.at '" the 1\\Ue.
It i till <1 question .. -
Law student surprised
To the Editor:
I \\as plea~antl) surpnsed b., the
respon~ of Kath) Brennan, Marc
Hoffman and the Judioal Board,m
1hc v.a) the) treated lhe oocl..tail
party hc.uing ll ·~ relreshang en
the da)'S of perrnassiveness and
loo l" moral11ber to read that fine
u~tnndang ~ou10 such as Kath)
Brennan and Marc Halfman will
• t'rcis.-. thcer dut) rn rnvcStlgaung
weld anto•acating parties and
rPparung 1he.se .aolateons 10 the
proper aurho1111CS. Ju~t because
oth••r um\lcrsetu:.-s threw out th1?lr
prohrbauons agaanst alcohol in the
lat•• faf11es, tht!l rs no rea!>On [or
lew·~ and Clar~ 10 shed thetrs. II
more students made conc .. rted
efforts tO IOYCS!Igau~ SUSpiCIOUS
.aC1t\atres by thPir f11ends and ac­
qu munces. morall) de~r.<Jdeng
part1u would nc~er have the
chance of 8"'ung ofi the ground.
Alcohol, M311Juana, '"or mea­
liOn, and orher mfamous c.rim•.!S
agatnst nature have no plac·~ on a
quiet, Sl..'clude<t, pastoral and r.<Jfe
c.1mpu~ such as.L,...was and Clark.
The tact 1hat the state has made
mJr i1uana smoL ang a V1alar1on dad
not dem I ht~ St>OSC Ol CPIIC duty ot
Kath~ Brt•nniln, Marc Hollrndn
and tht• ludiootl6oard These peo·
pit'! ar•· to b~ congratulated .
Posrt•., ,. a chon such a~ ~'Xel owd
b} ttu~ atorcrnent1oned p~"oplc
v1ll help d1m the d1sturbmg
ro·put<JI«on that dear old LUC)'
Clarl has a~t a nauondl pany
s hool. 11 I m1ght, I would suggest
that the above c.our ageous people
t.s\ •· 11 upon themlr>clves to make
suu• that thr> hbrar) as b:pt dean of
an) cont.am1naung smurr har some
pcoplt• would lake to ~ee plar: •d
th .. re r.o a~ to dt.'ittCJ'Y mnocent
d1•v ·Jopmg m1nds. p s. 1 cnjo~ "'d r•!.adlng your Inter­
VIC\\ wnh our bcloH!d Ptesadent
Hov. ard He shares my senumcnts
\'.hen he sa)~ that. "I helle' e Prcst­
dent N1,;on will be recorded 10
htstor) as one of the greatest
d .. pres• ents C\ er
Sancer••ly,
Robert "B1tf" Steele l..a\' tudent
Member I uture 01stracl Atlorneys
of Amt•ri a
cont. from p. 1
Energy crunch
Stclz•·r nott.~l that tht..• ••h•ctuc
utehucs companies ha.c faunc.:hed
a campa1gn to cnhstthesuppor t ot
the puhJ1c for coni•!rvataon. "In
vour month!) bell, along weth the
cont;ratulauons )OU rt!CPeve for
cuning back so •ffcct•~ ··ly, wall be
a rate ha~ e, cau~ed b~· the same
cutLack."
As tor rhe em•~ronmcn t • .t a)pect
olthc c.rtm, Stel:t.-r I eels"" e haYe
ro havl• .1 ll!il'>Onublt• balanCt•
bet'>':c••n c!llmonml.'nl dnd orher
humo.~n v.tiUt.!S."
H1s shorl·term soluuon to rhe
·uergy cr lSI~ Is to let the precc ol
g<i~ shoo a up natur all~ . "Anyone
who c .111 poty lm the gas uught to
fJt> .alii•• to g••t n Andel he w.miJ. ro
husrlc .J httle rnor•• m Sl hooiJ.o h••
c.ut ha~ .. mort• lll(mev, that's h1s
cft>CI~II)II ' (Aftt•r thl!> Slat••m.-nt ,.)
rrt><~l In the .wd1cnn: }f'llcd, ''()It
NO, maul" J) rf m ••xtu.•rnt> J.Hun.)
St••lzer \:nd.·d ha~ ~P•' •<;h b)'
JSSt•rtmg , .. hat many p••opl•· 111 tht•
aud11•nce had J'loSumcd
1 hroughout th•· Sp!.!ec h· 'lfu• only
honi!SI answ cr for an econonust ·~
to s..~y I don't kno\'0 wh.u wrll
hap1wn '' McCrory's
• matunty
To I he £ditor:
\\ ~ II t "rtrtnl) U\ rt•g,Hd tO
~1trh.ll'l McCrorv'5. ll•llcr "Inch
app •Jrt:d 1n the I d>ru.tr) 24, 197-1
Pioncc• log.
llwre art..' t\'.0 tt..'currm~ rhcnws
tn Me<:h.1el 1cCrol\ \letter . On~
IS thar Ol "Tht! rec\1 \\Orld" \\hiCh
1 "cold" .tnd "crud " \nnthcr Is
"matunt) ". Matuut), Ill Mr MC·
Cror) 's mmd. "ccrm to cons• I ol
acceptance or the ~tand:ud olthc
''rl.'al ''orld" ''In the real
world. tl'lere art• man} rCStriCIIons
on pcr~onal bcha\lur II ) ou \\ant
to be Je~pccted, Jou must earn
that r\' p~ct .'' \n ef )'OU do not
desuc to bl! re pccted -when the
pncc •~ den) mg our O\\ n values
and ac<cptmg tho:.c otthc w~rem
~ lr McCror)' thanks\' l' should not
"rub the'' rong v. ay''-\\ h;tt would
ht• hclVl' you do? He doC) not s.1y.
Nowhert> m Mr. McCro1y's
~t.hcma ol "mutur II)" o~nd
"r~:.1h!>m'' doe~ he allo'' lor the
t'XI'>tence ol ri!Uil al '1ewpotnb,
\\hach often can ~urvt"e Jnd land
'oic: c> onlr on college campu~ ·~.
On the contr.~ry, ht..' ll!ll~ uco,
"Maturll)' allows one to VIC\\
(the \'.Orld) Wllh .1cceptan(l' of
thol>t' thmgs \\ h1ch ;,~st•nttally one
mu$t Ji"e "''h • tolt..•ranc • ol the
es-,enllal~ ''"h \\h1ch one das·
c1grees." 1 ht' l<ttement could
perhap5o be accepted out 01 con­
I•!~ 1, 1f one ded not know whJt Mr.
,\.\cCror r~sard~ as euenuOJI. II,
however, "e read the lollowmg :
"~'1.1aybe 11 IS teme to... .1~k
oUr1l"I\JeS at we are e"er goang to
gro" up. If Mr.'s Kershner,
McGee and Thomp~on, among
other'>, keep 'ruubeng' the sy'>tem
the wrong Wcl)'. the) ma, bl'
scntencmg themwlve s to a hie of
d•s~ati~ldcteon , with thcmo;t•h·es
and others, and rht• h.1ppinl's~ .md
lullnc;:. of tile will pass them by."
"''" OYerly-vocal menotll)' of t C
students .ue negatl\ ests-eternally
dassau~l1ed w1th hie and ftnding an
attempted destrUCtiOn or the
~-stem a sati~tactor) way to bu1ld
rheir saggeng conf1dencc m
themsel\t:~.s."
"free U. ts nor hce an a very
lamttcd wa~" ·it IS fre.-Wlthan the
bounds of senstble maturuy"
It IS de.H that II Ill Mr.'s Thomp·
son. K•~rshner, and Mc;Cc "• the
mussage class, and Jlmost anybody
"hots not auaad to 'rub the systl•m
the wrong wa}' whom Mr l'v\c­
Cror) reg.Hd~ oS "unrc.ahstac",
"emmature", ilnd '' n••gatavests ."
He •• lmost spells out the .t~scrllon
that the "happmc~ S and (ullnl'~S of
hle1' as to be found by iJCqult~cmg
to rht! svstcm.
As regards preltit.lt•nt How;nd's
conduct. i'v\r. ,'vtcCrorv JU~\illc~
th1s b, s.Jytng th<ll nobod\ ••l'>c -
"lthOfl ul the stud en I alf;ws l om­
mlllcc" -had the pO\\CI We thmk
that tim is "hat Ken Thompson
w.t~ S<~>'mg. He state~ th.tt PH~SI·
dent How.artl WJ\ tryang to •n oad
the 41Conlrontarion." Wh.ll con·
frontauonl Th~r e was lmle or no
hassi•.! unul Pr•~•d .. nt lloward
brought 11 mto rhc OfH'n.
A~ I.Jr <~S the qucstaon ot psy­
<:.hologiC.JI ddmage gaL~, uy that
cnlt!reon. ma)t collcgt', hagh
s~hoo l, <Jnd grad•· !>chool cour)cS
should be ·hminatt·d or raclic.:.~ll y
altered, hpcras agr c•· on rhi!t, too,
M1~ t•.
It is ubv1ous that 11 .myon(• on
1 h1:s r,unpus C;hoo!>eS to offer by ht~
.1Ct10n~ .tny lund,tml•nl<tl oppm1
11011 to lr ddrtlonal rnorc. dtiO
"r .. !>lllction!'. on Ut~havtur' ' Ill
111ust H!\1811 h1mwlf to lwar mg
M1ch • .u~l McCrory'\ .ac,cusi"JIIum f>l
"nr•g.liiVISn", "1 mrnilt u1r1 y", .md
"uru i!ahsm." and pt•r~>onall), w.-.
1 hm~ h• ~tll)uld not 1 i't'l qutt" ~o
fro•(• 10 11•11 others to "wo>W up"
~lnf t'll'ly.
l.,r>Oitr••}' IJanh, R1ch.ud NPI~on,
(Pd Mc11 g,ll\, T ,.., ) lluycl, l 011'0
i)••g••rstrom -- ----=:. -
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Howard's sexism challenged
In tc\ponw to D1. Howard:
About your sc~1sm ... You geve
lh~ amprc<;sion that you .~re .11least
tr eng. But you al!.o seem to thenk.
th.lt es enough. 1\ asn't • It 1s not a
ub)t.tnll.ll 1mprovemcnt to qu.l·
lll ~·our damagmg gcncrahza­
uons "'eth "more m thc pits I than
no" ..
1 his i~ a t1me ol radecal and
dilllcult chJngc 101 women (and
.1lso rncn) We have llnOJII}' begun
10 take ourselves sereousl~. and to
lmd more mtrmsrc \\Orth m our
lh cs than .as extension<. of others'
ego.,, A college lauld conceavabl}
Implement rh.tt change rather
than mlpl'dlnl( it. Unlortunately,
your comment\ m tht: I og enter­
\ IC\\ m.tkc tht• SIIUJilan at LC
quite clc<~r. Your .lltlludcs and
pr.tl II<•~ arc an tlw past, no matt\!r
ha\\ much patronazang rhetoric
vou usc 10 gloss them ovee II you
took ''omen students scriou)l) as
\tudcnb, 11 vou were more con­
cerned with cre.tling an enveron~
nwnt supporuve to thcer develop­
ment d~ andevaduallo Jnd as., group,
perhaJ)) they would not lea\ e.
Perhaps the) wouldn't be ~o anx·
eoulo to get mamed.
Dtd ) ou t•ver think in terms ot
anythmg other than st<~tl$110 111
ll!>ln~ diSCrtmlll.ltOr~ .tdrms:.rons
.md ten.tn<:e.ll .ard p1 ucedu rtts 10
crt:all· .a quantitative balance
bl!tWt.:l!ll ml'll Jnd womenl \'\1h.1t
happt•fu tu qualit~ · when you art'
more ~cll•Cttvc about the women
you adm11 ( I he phystc.tl pr~c>n< c
ul .1 mdn on cJmpu~ lor e.1ch of u'
women docs not rH:!CC~!t.l rtly mean
an\·thiOK lor us,
No, I couldn't <oay that I'm hav-
staff
(dlllll In Ch1rl
M~llllgln • lduor
llu~tnt!U M.magl'r
l'roduc.uon I d110r
Compo\liiOn fdllot
H••ad Ph<oh)tll •Jiht·r
S~•Orl\ Ldnur
\Vuh•u mg "Jn ,tdcqu lll d.et eng e\·
perrcn<c" .11 Ll'WIS .md Cl.ark. I
fmd thdl rcgrl!ttJblc but I .tm not
paymg my $·H>OO .1 V•'.tr tor c.ldtt.>s I
don't k no" 11 ) ou would consadt!r
me a ''tovcl) 8" I'' or not, but m)
lllc IS not emptv I <tm lmding
darcctlanlt lor 1t t h.11 do not derect·
I) depend upon .111 J(tiVl' soc1al
lilt•. And mtercsungl) l'nough,
one of tht• mo'>t valuJblc parts of
my cxpcrum cc hc•rt' have hl!~n the
women I hdVl' met.
By lhl! "ay ... my f.llhcr '' not
"paving my wt~y' ' here Mv mother . .....
M.u 1.1 Car bon
P.S.l m<tSSCJKC m) own lt·~tl'ller~
111ght I tend 11 very n•l.1xing Dot•s
that make me some kmd or
pervert?
Minor
difficulties
To the fditor
Gentlemen:
I Yt!f) mucb appllc>ctatc r cce1~ ·
1ng your nt•wsp.lpt>r I someltrnC)
disagret• wuh your l•d1tort.1l com·
mcnts; but, whcth••r I dt~agrt•P or
not, I would lilw to h.ave it mailed
10 the 11ght ddfiH:SS.
Th.Jnk you.
SIOCL'rl'l}.
Samuel S John un
IOd) N.un
.... lly tl;,~·~
R10 Qui11n
Ho!J N.0>\1'
linda C olbutn
l'hll ""'"'
No~nc1 'A ;,hi
J•m II ••nhtwr D•ana Lllntb Brant M< Vl't: R•ct~.~~.J t:oop•·•· ll•ll Huaht'\
"'"~ Rubin, h•\ ,. Shuwn, K •• thv
Sulh•~n
IJU\Int~U Sl•ll
PrOtlut uvn
\111 Cr•wlo11l, Co~nd) ~'"''"
l'hUIUijl ~flhl't•
J1 II Campldw, lA) M•·" c.lith
l~•glor
• on•I>O\IIIOn
C.....uol Mnaumlll• • l•n l'htlhll~
"'I Sllll
[IAIIC Rod
(; lrCU I d IIIII I
... d~IK>I . Mo~«~ \ngh• G1nt!''' llo~•·ht
ltob.•rt• 1\lo•••mrlo•r ll<~lll'h .1\nnmhll 1101111,
fhotnk' 1 lol KU~ , you knt.>W yo• II lllyooQut
John UAII• ) ~11!11 p lh rtl1·,
'-''l'r Mlli!dl, .1\mlv l'u•b..,, C'hu< ~ \\;uLim ,l\•'"'
Ann t\tr~wuod Dou~ lt•llr~.
t,tn•:"t D t hr l'mt'llln It• ynoltl'
I hi W ht tm<lll
flllu ••tttuhh~"liun ttllh•• .\uC}(IAirtl \111tto·11h olln .. i •not ( l.ttl. ( nll••lt• ,l'ti'O \\\
ro~~t•lnu • 11o11K uo~d, l'uriiJnd, 0"8"" '1721'1, l'tllol<..i ", "'"'" 1111ln}l lh•• ,., ·"'"""'
~o·<a• lot llu• l.oL• 0 •·w:su ko '" "'• "' • und tt.ou pol• I•!:<" 1••111 jol l'nrll•11tl, (),, t;nn,
\unu•l Utlt\o IIIIIHm • ml) 1.7'i lm U \, \Uhit 11l11 t!o. ,.,....,,, 'Jl"'"' •lllfl•lhuuoul
llw '"""'t> "".! tlu nul """"~.r•h u•ll,-.1 llu• "'''" ul lh• \ltllll'nl lwch, llu•
I•• uht"' lhl' ,,.(1, .:•· •dmm•~tr.alion M.nk
'tudr•nti
Ha\'.urd
jHCl>Crl
Pc~g~·.mr
Will WI
llb••r ,tl
argu••u
(0 I I'SI'
~upport
dctrum~
ol thl· ~
Hu"
c.:urrcnt
LC facil
S.:tiU, ''
clus ar
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mun1t)
''I'm
bu~me
llowdf(
\\t' too\
~·\I? to I
herl'.
thl'rl', t
110\VJ
Ev.1n~ If
pJgl'ilfl
.urangt
n woull
an e es
The; -
le~
charmi
Wd'i, b
b.dd, l\l
But
comp
high ...
.tppld~
de'>er
thos~
The
wo1~ tri
llont>
large I
bird'> ~
that.
the bl
Not to
But
own.
long
\ta!W
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or w
dll'rl
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"' ... March 7, 1974
Ms. Portland
could reign atergate ~education~ in emocracy
off-campus Or .. nl MrGt•f'
\l.tlf writt·r ••.rll'd dotum •nts gtvcn htm by
ttw grand JUt)
Br .1111 Mt c.,, ,.
\1,111 wnlt.•r
l'r•• td••nl John llow.ud ruld ,,
\tudcnr 810Uf' prot<!ltiHII:l th ~~~,.
of lL fac:tllliC\ h) th•~ Mts~ l,nr tl.uHI
PaiSt!JOI I hat Ill' W1..111lc..J aJHIOIII\((! 41
dl'clston on the l!t!oU~ M.uc.;h 13 ~l·n .lt~' W.ttcrgalf' <.ummnw ••
c htt•t (.ouu!i•'' Sam 1 >a~h told ·•"
l ( ,tudit·ncc f ruJ.1y, "I he publrc
now h.t!o bel!n Jolh·LI Jwakr•, 11 d. r••
ntlt go h.l slc,.p agam. ·
£J •• ~h. lhc tcJturccl !lfll•akrr lor
l.tw Alumni Day, s;ud thr!
'A.:;tcrgatc heaung~ prov1deu th~
lJ.VC!iltcsl edunllll)rl rn dl"mocraq
cxp •rrenced b)' lhc publu m
tuslory." Outhnt.•d rol<t\
Do.~~lt Clutlrn••rl the roles ol tht'l
lhH!I' ln\lt•ftfl8d(llil' grOUp)
urrcnrh probrng W.Jt .. rg.at~ and
rcl.ucd Slandal~ "E.lCh of 1h•-!t •
IIIIIPSltg.ltrOn'> l!i \CpiHillf'-nOt
owr lapptng-.lnd •mport:tnt."
tudt.•rHs JW'\ ''ll"d p •ttltom
COIIIdlllll\8 J2S-J50 SlijllillUrC that
urged the Jdrnmrslr.ttton to den~
u e ol I v.mr. Audttor turn for the
pag~o.•Jnt March 21·23 Declim•d comm\·nt lhl' worl. of the S•.:natc Sclt·ct
Cornmmcc on Prcstdcnl~oll C.Hn·
p.ugn Acttvttlt•\ (the Watcrgat••
comm1tt~ •·J ·~ "not for the pur­
po l' of comrng up w uh a full set of
rc<.ommcndation\ ' to prc'wt!nt
further campd1Cil ubU)CS lh"
c:ommutcc rcporl wtll be rclc.aed
May 28 Further publrc hc.nrngs
have Ut.:(•n c;u~pcndcd to avord
prc1ud•crns the trt.tl\ ol W .1tcrgare
dcfr>ndcnt\, 'iatd 0:1sh. hnpht· .. support
MoHk Warren, one of ten
~tutlt•nt!o .11 th mcctmg rn
Howard\ oflrcc Mondny salll the
pre cnc:;c of 1tw Mtss Polll.md r .• ge,llll on campu~ was "rnt:orm~­
tcnt wtth tht> V~oholc tdca oJ .1
ltbcr.JI .HI!. tmtiiUIIOn," Ollll'rl>
Jrgucd that allo\\ tng till' P•tl(C.tnt
to u~t' LC l.lr rllltt'!J unpiled 1.1c11
.. upport h tlw ln~II!UIIon and was
tietr tmcnto.~l w rh1• goal\ .md mhlgc
of the college o .• sh dechncd to comment on
the rnclll..tffit>llh t!oSOt•d Po.~rlt •r fll­
d.ty but tltd obscrw· that. wrth
one •)r two exceptton~ ,,II 1hc
hrgh1!St policy offtcr.JI\ 111 th ..
\Vhtlc IIOUliC •Hld CR£F.P had now
bt:l'n tndtctcd I II• added 1 h.tt no
rnfcnm<:c cont~rntng Ntl\on'li in­
vol ... cment c.tn hl' dr ••wn until
IudKe John StiiCd .lCls on the Conlidem l' droppt.-d
'Publtc c.:onl•dcnc.-. rn 1hc Plt·
('CUll\<~', .and In gov..-rnmeul tn
gl!nf'l.tl" ha~ dr oppcd
prt!CifJIIOll\ly Ill 1111' fJ..lS\ Vf!,lf, ell.:•
cordrng to 0.1~h. H•Jwevcr, h··
.tdd .. d, "lr s not dpathv th;tt the
publrc: h•el\, but a s(•mc ol
pOWt:!fll~~llC \" 0,1t;h said th.lt
duung lh£> \cle .. tscd hcanngs the
tomrnutel! rcC"th•d up 10 9.000
lc11crs d day "from p(.!Ople \\ ho
w.tntcd 1hc 10\t:':!ltiS:tlron 10 go
forward' HCJward .,,lrd tlwr • wa, no pohcy
lUtrcntl)' governmg the ft'lllcll of
l C fdCihltcs 10 outstd ~ groups. He
~.,td, "Cic.trl)' \\rd., ho~vc polrcy rn
tht~ arP.l '' tlowJrd agreed &hat
\UCh c1 poltt.'V ~hould be tonmtent
wtth tht-. v,,Juc of 1hc l L com­
munity
How<Hd olgrcc'i
"I'm wtth you, It ankh, on thts
bmtn('SS of 1H!.1uty (Oillt'~ts." :..:rid
HoWJrd. "I h.tvc the l••ehng th.tt il
wt~ tool-" vutc 11 would bt• oflcn·
\IV~ to prob.tblv 85'};, of the pt!opiP
hc11• f\h Sttcn.tture would be
tht..'H', too."
llt)W.tfd llOit•cJ, hCWil'~Cr, 1h.11
lv..rm h.td aln•.1dy been offered to
pagt'JIII rcprc~crU.ltl\ •s Jnd
arr .lfll(Cnwtm complt•tcd. lie h•h
tt would lw a"di!l~t..·n·•tc''to breo.~l..:
c~n "XtSIIng t~grcerncnt.
Theatre review Dash S<ttd the commluec stall
H!Ct!IV"d Iurie coopcrat•on from
the puncrpals tnvol .. cd. But b)
que\tronang "sccretartcs and
mrnor stall prople" tnllt!!>llgalOrs
"corrobOriJtcd almo 1 e'ver) piece
ot evtdcn(l' 8" en us by
Mc.Chord ... the trrst maJOr ttgure
m tht.: case to agrc" to cooperate.
M.tjor brt!dkthrough'>
laJor brcakrhr ough.. ..uch ,15
Uullcrttcld's re\id..tuon conccr­
rung Nixon s \aptng "Y tem, camt•
through the comm1tlt!C slaft'o;
prcpo.~r.lllon ol ·• ''sat••llth: chan"
ror t•cu:h rndJOI \\ IIOI!S!., The chart
shO\'>cd lucnds. secwtanes. o1nd
.lssoc tat••s who had had contact
The play's the thing'
Jim Ker!lhner
Stdfl wriiN
lewi ~ .tnd Clark High Schoo l'~ produc-tion of lh.tt
chtlrming mu'>ital com(.'dy ''One~ Upon d Mattre s"
wtl~, by all account<., very cute. It wa\ Jl.,o extremely
bt~d , and dcclthly boring.
But wJII I .ltn not being fair. The audience,
(Ompo .. cd of 1hirty perccnl mother), .md the rec;t
high ,chool .,tudcna... gigglt>d intNmitt ently and
.tppl.tuded politel} al tht.> end. After ,\11. the <<lSt
dewrved ,, lot of rt-cognition lor memorizing all of
tho~c lin(',. And lhe co,lumc., were vNy prt~tt).
Someone'"' to bl,lmf'
Th(' pia)' rl'>elf w,t, tot.dly worth!~ ). The di.llogue
wa< lritc· and ,my. the plot "a' b.ue, and the theml'
nont-~tis tenl. The• "humor" in the play W<l-\ based
largcl) on chlldi'h H'"'al inucndo . Song!l about the
bird~ clnd the be<'\, tlw .. tori«\, .md funny ~tuft like
th.tt. The director. l(>on Pike. dt•)t.!rvt."\ the bulk of
tht> bl.tmc lor thi~ piJy, if onl) bec.1us~ he cho.,e it.
Not to mention thl' playwriKht, who wrote- th~ thing.
But the ploly can't &akc .111 ot the blame. The
production h.td )omv outstanding weJkn'-.., se o~ll it..
own. M.llnly, tt.>rnpo .tnd p.1dng. The play wc~s too
long In the fir't pl.ut•. but the plodding pace
dr,tggcd It out even longer. The ca~ot was .timl~.,,
tlll'y wert• not .tlcrt, <1nd tht•y pickCMi up cu~ very
\lowly. It look forever lo perform tl )imple pil'et' of
,t.1g~o· bu,inev ~. ,uch ,,., urrying .1 ldintl'd l.tdy off­
\l.tge. The c,l\t ctid not know wh.,t the) were doing.
or why tht•y were doing it, and il ,howcd. A quid ..
diNt tol~t. und('r goocl dirt•ction could have.' cut
fiftct•n to thirty rninutn off ot the ~how without
dd1.•tinJl ,, .. inMit· line.
no v,t•num•· i:'florl
0\lt-r-.a<linM wo~'> r .Jntp.Jnt: muggins w.J'> uncon·
trollc~blt •. 1 ht• c J\1 mu\t h.wc bl•en tryin,; to make up (and it's bad)
for th~ l.tck of genuine energ) bt syntheticJII)
m.lnutac luring their reacliom. Some ol the C.l\1
member'> did mtlkc "' genuine eflort to injc-ct ~orne
~nergy, \U<"h .1~ laurJ Piolh who pl.\yed Prince<>~
Winnifred . She tril'd rtlther admir.tblv, but it w.l!.
hopele .... to try to c-ounh!r.lct the inertia of 'uch tl
hN")· dcJd, mo~'s of thc.1ttc
~omc dcs•!rvt? credit
Other CJ\t member\ who d~er~e <.ome uedit arc
T t>d R.lUra) Jnd kl'fn Bc.Jrc. who fit well into lhcir
<h.tr.tctcr role ... 01 courw. the fil i'>lacilltated b) the
l.t( 1 lho~t tht.• cho~.ro1t h:r nel'd on I) have one dimen­
'>ion.
le<"hnicall~. the .. ho"' li11«.'d up to high ~lhool
\l.tnd.ud,, TheH• wt.•re holes in the lighting, and tht'
,et looked ~h.tbb) and thrown together, but the
co~tume, wt.>rt' good. I would like to th.tnk
whoe\lcr\ idc.t it w.1o, to ha\le all lhe diflerent
(auple'> drl...,., in matching tolor\.. Otherwi .. e the plot
might have been too contu .. ing for me, and I would
h.tw mi.,,ed IIH• meaning ol th~ pia~ -
Wh\ tht., plarl
Well, ~omt.• m.w not belic\o'e thi\, but ic i .. not
piN'>ant to rt•\o'it.>w J bad play. I do not intend to
imp!) th.tt t•vt'rvone invoiH·d in the pia\-ha'> no
,,,len I. or th,at they 'hould gin• up. The trulh i" that in
\Uch ,, .. ho"'· lht.>rl' j, no "'•'> to tc.>ll whether .an\-Ont•
""' t.lll'nt or not. Th.1t j., 1h1.• re.tlo,h,une "'ilh thi .. pia);
no orw t>Wn h.acJ .1 l h;mcc to do .tn~ thinJt
"orthwhilt• . .\g,,in lht• bl.mte lit.•., .. qu.uel) with Pike,
th,· diret tor. Wh~ did hl' choo .. e to do "Once Upon
.1 MJtlh'"'" ,,t LCI .\g.tin. fir A<rl>s Theoatr~ com~
lhtouKh with .1 tol.tl w~\1~ ol cwr\-one' time: tht.•
c.a'l Jntl lhl• .tudit•net• both. II 1\.hJ)(Jf m;ade )'OU
proud ul , our th~aht• dep.ulrnent , "On.n• Upon a
M.1Urc,., .. madl• ) ou r.ather ,.,h.unl'd of 11. wuh rhc witness E-.ch wa.!t
qu•~rtOIIPd In thrs. WCI , John
D••.tn's \USJ')IIIOfl th.u thP Pr~t ­
d"'" Wot~ to.~ptng then convcr-!'t.tl1on~ k-d to th..-quest•omng of
Buucrftcfd on that porn~ H1s
rCWt.JrlSC "I V.cH hoprng yOu
wuulcJn 1 .uk th.u
hy you so black?
Cause I am'
Diana lamb
Staff wriler
No one s bt..>en told
rhar bl<~ck men
w(>nt f•rst to the moon
the dark Side
for d;uk brorhers
w1thour space shrp.
(from o .. .,, John
Dear Coltr<Jne}
ltchJcl Harper po 1.
Can Whues judge black lrteraturel It's a poltttc.ll quesuon. "\\ hnc
crttiCS musrle.un to surrender. lt's a long, dtfitcuh. ongotng proc" s I'd
rathf'r do h b) personal contact." Pt"'ple are not consctous-onc who 1
mosr con!JCtous must surrender.
'see the \ .. h,re god and dte •
(tram Oebudementl
The ftnest \\Ork \Hillen '" the ;oth ccnturv tS lt!Jn Toomer' Cian~.
"Whtte CrtltO don't undt·~t.lnd it-BI.Jclo. crnrc.sdon't under tand 11-but
..J ..
~·o.
'rou knO\\ vou c.tn 1
rellrhe5f .. people anyrhmg
Gone "irh 1hc "md, baby
\Vhar's \\ h1tc raosm. bo;,)l
Guw \\ ho 's oommg ro dmnerf
(De.lr John,
De.Jr Coltrane)
\mertcclm arc b) nature .Jmncs1aCS lh1 IS trueahout war .true about
the ge or Normalac~ "I thmb .. e're a ~chrzophrt:nt c people." Gat~ob\ •s
h .. mg m a ''ntghtm.uc and u's golden"
We a.swme
~ou drd not kno'' V~oe loved \OU
(DeJr John.
Oe.u ColrranC')
Re<Ilil' ~~ a balanct· bct\\e"'n seen and unseen •• 'ou'd bi!tter be
t arctul of ,,h:Jt It·~ ,ou thmk \ou'rc ecang.' \\hen people look at black
hter.tlurt•, th,•y see onh the man1tests . \\~need ro look at the spiritual
!lldt• lUO.
Can·, tmd ., har ou e&~n ·, 'ee
can \-OU7
(I rom Dear fohn.
Ot•iir Colrr.mc)
\nwrt <:an~ JU!<I don't \\',Jnl Black peoph.· telhng them LCIIuin 1\md'\ or
lhmg ... "llumun bctng) are etu~IH! ..1nd to conm::~.:t \\ tth 'em, ~\JU \(!got
to loH! 'em .• md to lt>llc 'em, 'lir't ou\e got to lo\C \our..,eH.''
\\h\ }OU ,_, bfad.:/
CCIUH.! I .. m
\\ h H,U .)0 tunkvl
c,u,t~ I am
\\h.. ou )0 biOJdd
C<lu e I .tm
Read 'tt-rlmg l\ro • .,n· The Ne~ro in
you\c got a qu • 11011-ol k )OUI elf •• (from Dear lohn
Oe<Jr ColrrJne}
merican Fiction " e't tune p-.ge4 Pion~er Log Mar(h 7, 1974
on1
Album Review: Court <1nd Sp.arlt
by Allen Parkin on
Guest wrher
I've been sitting up waiting for my sug•r to show
I've been listening to the sirens and the radio
He uid he'd ~ hNe over three hours ago
I've been waiting for his nr on the hill •.• • • •
h.tron "as fifteen ~rs old. and alread) pregnant when I met her Dunng the winter 11me I
would soo.1~ out to her house-of course. I would h.lve to ..ne-11-. out of my house first. and then
h11dUke twelve miles to get there. I never had mum trOUble genmg d ride. and when I finally would
get there and ~tan walking up the h1lltoward het ~.I'd 'i(e her rurtain~ pull ju~t ~ightly At
about midnight I'd crawl 1n through the window and \W'd ~together until about 5:00 Ot 5 . .n
One (lin\;, 1 came l.lter that afternoon. having spent the night \\1Ch her, and her parents were very
angn She was aying, and It tool-. me about a half hour to figure out what had happened. Her father
had dug up the ground ou!Sidethewmdow the night before. and had found my footpnnts the nexl
momlng.
Help me
I thinll I'm falling
In lo~e too bst
It's got me hoping for the future
And worrying about the past ••.
1 \\as 'ery much in love wtth Marlene when I was 1n the fourth grade There was no past
-only a future. bright, ro~y, good time~ nding on yellow '>Chool buse~ to and fro, timidly
reachmg out and-accidentally brushing her shoulder The last day before I left school. I
had planned to wal"' Marlene to the bus and k1ss her goodbye. but my mother came to
school to pick me up a ~ hour before class. and I neve1 got a chance to ldss her. later I
heard I rom m) cou~1n that Marlene had gone as far as to put her head on somebody else's
\houlder It wa'> d tragedy that I ne\ er got over
AU the people at this puty
They've got a lot of style
They'~e got slam~ of many countries
They'\e got passport smil es ••. I
\'\'hffi l w<b 17'" (()()) Bay we had to confine our Beer dnnking to the pari\, a tv. a~ at mght, and
I'd get Don the cab dover. tor a couple or dollars, to comeandbuy~half aca<oeol Blitz-Wemhard
in the bonle. Then we'd sneak around the park and drink and canyon and uninateon the bushes.
Yesterda). driving in Sellwood ,!~ a group of a dozen 17 -vcar-<>lc:b, drinking beer standing on the
Sidewalk in broad W) light ~
\'ou'"e had lots of lovel)' women l
Now )'OU turn your gaze to me ~ t Weighing the beauty and the imperfection
To see if I'm worth) •..
All the lad1es I've 1-.nown ha"e had some son or imperfooion, ..ame ~ind of ph~ological blemish
-the ll()',(! a b11 too long. the eats a htrle too large and protn.sd1ng from the head just a bit too much
-Thcr" ~ J pertea lady out th!!re somewh~ but ~c'!> married to ~meone ebe.
\ou ~no" I'd go back there tomorrow
But for the worlc I've taken on
Stoking the star-maker machinery
Behind the popular song ... •
The intunaq of thiS gt:neracion wrth its music bnn~ liVing auras to the people who make the
music. and tM!n the people who play the music on the radio. Yes. and even to the people who sell
the mUSIC to the people on the radiO. u·~ a very fascinating and devesrating business. full of coke i
spoons and leather vests and groupies and all night ~OW\ . ~
Somewhere at 5:00 in the morning you wake up in a ~trange bed wrth a ~trange lady, and wonder '
how vou\:e come there. And when you get up in the morning to go the the bathroom and look in •
the muror )'OU shake your head and you don't f1!C080ize }'OU.
I u~ed to count lo"ers like rMiroad cars
I counted them on my side
lately I don't count on nothing "
I just let things slide ..•
There's J a:rtJ.In n..rcoraauon process that beg1ns to ~~ 1n. Yoo find out that looking back,
you\e made lcr.e with people, and you can't remember therr names or their faces or thesrbodies.
And )"OU run into them while you're-having a hamburger at Sambo'~ and you ask them how they've
be-en. and you ~e to be careful to avoid mentioning then name, ~ince you don't remember rl
Then clher you've eaten your hamburger and poured catsup on your french fries and gone home
and gone to bed and stared at the ceilmg for a while. ~ddenly 1t comes to you -her name was
M'!ty, or Terri. or ~mebody . And then you fall off to \leep
In the morning there are Ioven in the street
They look so high
You brum against a stranger
And you both apologize ..•
That's got to be~ strangest feelrng in the wortd-waking up and not knowing, not knOWing
who that lump nett to you is, just for a second, that fi~11n~nt, then 11 suddenly comes back to you
1n a haz.e or scoccta <~nd water and cigar smoke.
Pretty soon rt's going to be spring and the flowers are gotng to come out and the bir~ eYe goi~
to sms. and a>~y's going to be in love. And all I'll hdve i-.lum~ to love-one lump, and then
the nect lump
I'd ~ke to go back to pre-pube.cence ,back 10 '\3, bade to stamJX and coi~ and crAm~ dj
newsp;tper headlines. Back to betng in love.
You know you ajn'l b~ looking
I like the w~y you hokl your drinlu
Come home with me honey
I ajn't .sking for no full length mlnlc
I ooce ~t an hour and a half talk1ng to a prostitute; she wa,) one that my father had arranged to
meet~ ; wh1le my father and the first prost1tute went in the bedroom the second prostrtute and 1 sat
on the ooucta and talked
~e was the only prOStitute I'd ever known, so I asked her all thor.e kind~ of qu~11ons that you ask
P~•tutes hke, "How did you ges1nto this," c1nd "How much money do you m.tke" and "Do you
have any children,'' and thin~ like th.-!L '
At the end aher my father c..ame out w1th the first proslitute and we s.at dround half naked and
had vodka and tonic I tncd to talk the !leCond prostitute Into gJVing me her address and phone
number. She was-retlt~t at first, bur then she saw I was sm~ re, th.tt shew~ \imply a soda logical
r.tudy, and she g.~ve 11 to me.
I never called her, 001' did I ever 1oee her again, but I still h.!ve the number in my wallet.
They say u • chUd
I ~.,eared • Uttle bit wikl
With .II my cruy ldeu
But I knew what w~ h.1ppenlng
I lmew I wu a genius.
When I Wll!. 11 years old I used to make my own n~~ And 1n these fleW\Pa~ 1 would
put all of the ~~ that happened during the day to me, hke whdt I'd had for dinner and how
mudl money I d ~~for comiC books and th1ngs ltke that. • ove
One t1me my lco~d ~tory w~ Jbout my step father coming home. on~ I dtdn't know he w.h my
st~ father. 1 thought he wib my real t.uhcr . . anyhow he was ~up~ to ~how up that
,1ftemoon dround 3 30. o~nd 1t wa~ my headline event of the day and I Willted for h1m and I waht>d
for hm1 and he never c.1me home
A.nd I never m.1de .mothct newij).lper .
Up in a sterlllud room
Where they let you be luy
Knowing your •ttltude'~ •II wrong ...
They open and dose you
Then they talk like they lcnow you
They don't know you
Lady !\1.lrgaret had to have an abort1on but she d1dn't have any money She was a good fnend of
another g~rl th.u I was gotng w1th I loaned her the money It wa~ 't my baby, she~ engaged to
Dann~. and 1t wil!tn 1 even hJS baby, 11 belonged to another kJd, a friend of hers. an ambulance
driver
Lady Margan.H told me that ~he had only made love wnh 1:w0 ~ in her life, and I believed her
bec:au~ she w~ small and frag1le. So I loaned her the money to have her abortiOn.
•
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I took her thdt afternoon to the dln1c, and 1t was all full of welfare mothe~. and k1ds 'iC.Te.lming
and Nu~ runn1ng around. you know, 11 w~ your typical Callfom1a abortion mill. She was only tn
there for a littJe over an hour and when she came out she was all doped up and a httle crazy But my
girlfnend was there, and we helped her home.
The next afternoon I had to leave forSan Fran05Coand I asked LadyMargarettogow •thme We
drove up the coast thru Big Sur-took 14 hours to get there. Then we checked into a Motel ne.H
Montgomery Street. My father had arranged for us to have Dinner at Doro's on somebody else's
tab so we d1d. We drank. We even sang a b1t.
Then we went Ia the theatre and saw the theatre and then we drove back co the motel and n was
onP o'clock '" the morning.
We got in bed and I ~n't going to make any advances because after all ~he'd Juq had an
abon1on the day before but !.he S<Hd 11 was alnght. So we did.
After ~era I wee~ went by the ambulance dnver showed up and paid me back the money 1 had
loaned her for the abortion Two hundred twelve dollars and frfty cents
His eyes were the color of the sand and the sea
And the more he talked, you know
The more he reached me
Bul I couldn't let go of L.A.
City of the fallen angels
I can't~ to break dW_dY f~om the lady, as 1f she h~some sort of mag1cal my-.ucal hold on me,
She represen ts everythmg I ve ever wanted •n a wornen, and a few th1n~ that I never expected.
She ~ta~ there. I stay here
She used to tell me the SlOt)' about the lime she bumped Into Jom Mitchell at the Troubador -it
was before Lad'tes of the Glnyon was released so not too many people knew who Joni Mitchell w~
except that Dav1d Cr®y of the Byrds had produced her first album. Anyway she bumped mto Jon1
Mitchell and !ohe '>did ''excuse me" and Jon• Mitchell looked at her and smiled and walked away.
And I remember her telling me that Jon I Mitchell didn't ~m like anybody special. that \he just
sort of fdded mto the crowd.
I ~is~ I could go bade and play that scene over again because when she came to the part about
Jom Mnchell fadin~ into the crowd I would contend that it was lmpos~lble. 1 mean, really, a woman
wrth chat kmd of VI)IOn, th())e kinds of dreams, the muslc, could never really fade into a crowd
In 1972 for~ Roses came out just in lime to be the best album of that year . . . and In 1973 there
~ no Jonl Mncnell album, and there was no best album of the year And in 1974 .
I'm alwaY' running behind the time
Just lllce this train
Shaking Into town
With the braket complaining. •
• (all lyric\ c 1974 Asylum Records)
}om Mitchell will be performing in Portland Monday, March 71
Jt the Civtc Audllortum. March 7, -
Be sure t
the mothe1
Tr.til Roorl'l
mmmmmn .. ,
LC repo
Umon· fr<
f1ce. To
~pplicauon
to 141 lrol
vear J
however, <
Lnt year\ 1
~ wllh tf
there 1s 1 I
maleaccep
•
year~ sta~
doubt, this
dlfet:.t1on. F
Great Leap
would app
1wept unc
roward Cat
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OSPIR
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A March 7, 1974 Pioneer Log pageS --
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Forreign
and
Domes tick
Bt-sure to grab some soodi~ at
tht mother's dub bake sale In the
Tr•il Room Mirch 8. Ummmmmm
mmmmmm.
••••••••••••••••• Lewl6 and Clark will hou the
National Conference on Ltw and
Vr~ual Am March 15 and 16
Or Carl Meyer, author of "The
Plundered Past", w1ll be the
keynote speaker cJt the final ban­
qul!t DON'T COME BACt< UNTIL TUESDAY J I I I The Curriculum
Committee has moved registntJon from Monday, March 25, to
March 26. Registration will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesdar afternoon,
and classes will begin on Wednesday. Tuesday,s messed cl~ses
will be made up on Saturday. (Thjs re~rrangement courtesy of
your loc~ l gas short~ge.) l( reports on the State of the
Union from the Admissrom Of­
tree Total Early Decrsron
,pplicatrons received ~0 r cJr are up
to 141 from 129 at thrs ttme last
year. Accept.mce letters,
however, are at 112 compared to
bit year's 114 For thO!>e concern­
ed wrth the male-female issue,
there is 1 le!.s female c1nd 1 more
male accepted this year vis a vr.,last
year\ statistics For ~ome, no
doubt, this is a step tn the right
direction. For others lt may be the
Great Leap Backward r or most. u
~ould appear to be another Issue
1wept under the great march
roward Catatonra
•••••••••• ••••••• Who was that "The Man of La
Mancha" will be shown Friday and
Saturday at 7 and 9 p.m. in Evans
Auditonum
••••••••••••••••
March 10-Lee Garrett will present
an organ concert at 3 p.m. m the
Agnes Flanagan Chapel
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REMEMBE R KlCl ... the radio
station that brought you -The I
Bo.Jrd 1~ Justtce Bemll Served/:
lJ. Y.A.: A year after. The lcwi~
ancJ Cl.uk Women's CentPr Pa)l,
Present, and Future; and, How
Adequate are Student Oppor­
tumties on the LC (ampu)? Well,
they're bringing tht!m to you once
agarn, and you c.an CJtch the l.m
two tonrght and tomorrow night at
6.30 on KLC.
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CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA Sost Pizza
In town The conference will concen­
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as well as natrona! and inter­
ndtrondl problems surrounding
work) of Jrt ..................
The "There Is No Such Thing As
A Free Lunch" Group will bring
Oregon's junior sen~tor, Bob
Packwood. to the Law xhool
Courtroom M,uch 15 at noon. SPECIAL EXCITING FEATURE
The Adventure' of
Jimmy .and the Prof~sor
Pi) odt a1'17
• . .As you recall, la~t wee!.: rhe
Prof~sor had just told Jimmy to
rmtall the c1nti-grav units an the
:.paceship they were building in
rhe Prot( or'~ ba~ement.
Profeuor Here Jimmy, take
rhese antr ·grav umts I've finished
down to rhe basement and we'll
m tall them rn the no~~! cone.
Jimmy: Okay. Gee. they sure ;ue
heavy Profe'>sor .
Professor: That's beC41use of the
ledd ~hielding I put tn, Jimmy. II'~
the only way to proteCI our
propul'iron system from the
me)on rJys the alien )hips have.
You remember what happened to
Or Jt..endJII don't youl
Jimmy \ eah. BO)'I Right on Mrs.
Krantz clothesline!
Professor : Well rhat won't
happen to us, beC'ause with my
new shielding sv~tem the anu­
graviry generators are immune to
all bombarding energy beam~.
Jimmy: Geel
Great Italian
food
open 1111 I 10 m rh
2 ;,m '"· 2 JO ,.,,
3606 SW BAABUR BLVD Bhu.Jv~d -Gita, Analects, T.ao Te Ching, Job. John, Qu'ran, Korin,
lotus Sulra .... For more mformation, contact rhe Religion Oepdrtment.
Or enroll in Spring Term's "Seminar •n ~ orld Religions: Great Classrcs
rn World Rehgrons ." LC Japan~e professor Rev. 1\odachi y.jJI join the
rest of the Religion Department to give ~tudenb a specialized investiga­
tion of the holy scrtpture~ or the religion of the Y<orld.
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(Or call collect (503) 3 70-6440} Bob Jafle will ~peat.. todJ)' Jbout
Neitz!>che Jt 1:10 '" Pl.ltl How.1rd
Lounge Jatte ts a former member
of the LC Philo .. oph) Departm~nl.
Hi., talk is part ot rhe Phifo,oph•cal
Studie'> Program. Retre~hments
wtll be !>ened .
make it go out
Like a Lamb
March on down to
BURLINGAME
FLOWER SHOP ::
(momem.s larer, in the basement
work5hop) .
Professor I'll attach the power
ctrcuits in the gravs. Jimmy. Why
don't you climb inside the ptlot
compartment and test the con­
trols.
Jimmy; Okay. Protessor .l have to
be home for dinner so we befler
hurry up.
(/tmmy throws the master lever).
1\rreahhreahhrree&~ahhre.Jh
eahreahhreahh -chunk-areeah-
chunk.
Professor: Sounds like the
bauery'5 down. Oh. no, rt's just 3
loose cable. lust let me ••.•
Arreeilo~aouohhhh
oommmrrrrrraaaJrrrr mmmmm­
m;)aaaahhhh
rrrrroooommmmmm- -• • • •
Jrmmy: Help! Protes~or!
Professor. Jump, Jimmy I Jump!
Jtmmy: I can't! (;u the roder lttrs
out oi 115 crJdle :md plows up
through the tirst floor of the
Prolessor's spl•t -level rJnch
t •Ou~e) Whar do I dol
Professor : Just hang on, )immyl
Tf) to steer! Shih! Stuhl
Jimmy: Boy, Y-hen my mom frnds
out I'm gonna get it! • • •
\'Villlimm)' get oul of thi~ alivel
Will the shrelding hold .1gain t the
deadlv me5on ra~l And what of
the Prote.s or's liabthty tnsurancel
Be here next w~k lor another
exciting ephode of The Ad•en­
tures of Jimmy •nd The
Proft"\wrl
Attention Female STRE .S.~ERS-
It \'OU g~l 'old run by the
Bombllrhelter . Ho\ .. ard Basement
dwellers need love tool (It -you
want they'll fltm It for the lost)
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WhP.n ~· cbust x-roy shows that you hove n potential
IOII~r like TB or c:mn•r, it's not a pretty picture But it's an
important picture bccoWJC it can help th<' doctor detect and
att.ch the killer in bmc-
Wht•n doctors arc out to ca~h these potential killers,
they wont the shnr'J)f!St, clr:lrcst x-rny films they can get And
thot'a why people at Kodnk &JWnd so muny hours creating
new and bt•tt..-r x-rny film equipment Alrf>..ndy, the results in· a
uou • 1ne •
elude oonveni(•nce for the patient, economy lor the hospital,
an even more W>eful tool for the radiologist -and, most impor­
tant, rt'duced radiation exposure
Researching and creating better x-ray films 18 good
for our business, which is why we went into them in the first
plooo. But it doee our society good, too which isn't a bad
feeling. After all, our business depench; on our society-so we
care what happens to it
Kodak
More than a business. Mt~rch 7, 1974 March 7,
"En gu.
1 hts wa
du.>.tm rej
'I t>IICC'j
CIJngtl1
1\dVdOC
Rctrt~dH
The Bar
mPnt lor
on the ag
~t>JI \ fe
Sponsored
ceng lt!d8l.
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ceremony,
ucipated h
lion were
)late. Ree<
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6341 s . 1974 M.-rch 7, 1974
Bruised fencers
get to the point
A. D. Kirkwood
St.tff writer
"lll /(Uotrdcl
1 hh w,l\ Ill A l.Jcgmn•ns fcnwr·~
drt•,am rc.llltcd
"( t'fiCCf\ fl'ddy/ f I!OCt•f"
< l.mglng \teel
Atlv.mce~ .
R(·tr~JI~
1 hl• Bo~pll'.m of Steel, o1 tourna­
mr>nt for bcgmntnR lencer\, wo1s
on the .lgendcl for c;ome of M~ .
~P.JI.. lencmg class aturddy.
Spono;orcd by the Amateur Fen
c.ng Lt:ilgue ot Ame11ca. the Bdp·
u~m w.b similar to an mlliat1on
ceremony fencer~ who had par­
tinp<Hed In no prev1ous compct•
lion were present. PCC, Portland
StJh:, Reed and LC. were some of
the colleges repr~ented Fencerr,
not art1ltated with colleges were
~bo pre\ent '
Tlw lormcr Elb lodg<.' IJ,J!Iroom
ptO\IIdt•d lht pNfcll .Hmo,phNP
C 1 )'\t.11 ch..tnddlt~t , ml.ud fluor\
Jnd cctlmgs were rcnavat~d by
tht! loc.tl fencing dub, the S.tlk
Artale tnto an ·~lt>gdnt, though
)h.1bby, lcncmg cnvironmt•nt
C,uhey Bolton, Beth Sherman,
Barb Wc<-h\bcrg .md Ann
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Kirkwood . repre'>ented LC\
women Begennmg men were
Denn•s Ahern. C.o11Y Johmon and
Rod 1-tlldenbrand
Pnor to the tourno~ment, Ms.
Neal had wdrned ft,ncer; of
.ldverc;e cercom~ tanC<>">. Judgang
was pathetically •ndccurate . Tour
nament directors were ll~s than
t~depl. And. all b1asc~ aside. the LC
lencer. were the b~t-dressed "
dnd 'best-equ1pped ' both w1th
college un1lorm~ and knowledge
of the rul~ .
The women fencers made an
honorable effort. althoush not
pldclng in the final'>. Bolton and
"-it~ wood. 1 wr m len<er!l, pl.Jced
in semt-Cin<~ls, just mis'>ing final
• competltton.
However. the men made d
~upcub showing. Rod Htlden­
brand took the Sth place trophy,
Cary Johnson 4th Dennis Ahern
cla1mcd the men·., ht pl.u:e lor the
toUrtldment .
Vtctor 1es.
De leah.
r encer'> dgr el, the B.1p1 i~m of
Steel provtded a lc.trntng
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Pirouetting
~Omt• people ~cc~ mcdning m
lite through JC)U~ Other. cho~f!
the route ol Yog.J or polltk.JI
raditilltsm or t.lrugs Gr<!g
Autenrieth , LC H.mrfteld re)•·
dent, hJS turrwd to ddncing.
Ever since th•s Iowa-raised
sen1or enrolled 1n two Portland
State dance da\~es. his mind dnd
bodv hc~ve been ever preoccupied
wifh the subJect of d.tnce.
(.,reg spends hours a week prac­
ticing modt:rn dance and ballot, 1\
alway.. h.lppv to expl.tm dance
lechnequl•., hP h.t\ learned, .md
dttt!nd!> every profes~IOnCJI dance J.U!rtormctnCI! he. can find.
Greg 1 .. hooked.
1.1'>1 wt•ek, in what he labeled a~
"on~ ot his rc1re .tppedlanc •.s m
Wdtz.ck", Greg smihngly Jclunted
tow.Jrds my table in the library for
an 1n1erv•ew, lttoppmg llrsr b)· rhc
magc~zine racks to p•ck up an
•ssuc of D•nce M.tg.)zine wh1ch he
flipped through wh1le <~nswerrng
my quL>sllons .
C.rt g t!Xplained that he took up
dc~nt~ng pdrtly becau!l.e 11 was
!lugge'>ted by his doctor tor d tP·
c:•mt bo1ck intury, Jnd pc1rtly out ol
'' ... sheer '" rerest. It's JUIII
~ntlh B}etly
Greg Autenrieth demon ~tr;1t~ dance technique on grand piano. Greg t)
taking both ballet ,;and modern d.1nce at PSU this term.
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somethmg I wanted to do."
As would be expt!ct~d Iron-.
\uch a d~manding undertaktng.
the path to Nureyev competence
.o.t-emed hned wtth pll holes from
rhe SliJrt. As Greg rclfected, ''The
first day ol my ballet ct..~ss I pur on
my 11ghts, and the l1rst thmg I gor
was just a huge run "
lnterrupung himself, Greg
pointed to a picture of one ot
Maunce BeJart '~ dancl!r~ tn O.lnce
Maguine . "She's really good: I
saw h~r when she wa~ here.''
In hn modern dance cl:m, Greg
reedited more trustroumg nova<c·
related mtshaps
Plowe-d into curt•in
''We were domg jetes across the
stage ... jete~ 1-e+e-s. Yes, that's
rixht. \'\'e Wt!rc domg tetes, <Jnd I
pfowed mto .t curtam flat on my
r~ar . Then we went the other way.
.1nd I m•s~d my stt•p and tlew off
the st:Jge. Fortunately. 11 wasn't a
very big stage.''
·• nether 11me we Yoere domg
chenez turm (he p.wently spelh u
out agam). They're small little
turns hke. .• (he St<tnds up and
tw~tls alon~ in front of the
penodicdl rtJcks.) My straight line
wa~ not \O strcught and I cr~shed
into the p1ano.''
Durrng still another pracuce cs­
sron. Gre~ told how he rorgellull)
donned has ballt!t ughts (v.hrch
have "teet" in them). for h1s
modern das\. "\'\: hile runnmg
across the lloor. I couldn•t stop
and coll•ded mto the marror \\ nh
m1rrors all lltound, 11 made the 25
p~ople m the cla§s look hke 1~0.
.md 11 was duly embJrrassmH . •
Health huud l
I ask ~ the logical questton :
Wnh all these ,u:cid~nts, mtght
rour lc.ssom tend 10 won en ) our
he:.lth rather th<~n help 1tl
"My cordm.Juon IS 1mprovrng
d~c•dedl) ·•• Greg assured
Greg prefers to st•ck cJ~clu r\'cl\'
\\ith PSU dance d.aues, cJ;ummg
that LC d()e)n't oher "ballet,
modern, or Jazz. whl(h are the
on~ I want. AI o. the)' don '1 ha\'e
a set for dandng. Hard\\ ood iloo"
are the b~t thmg tor danong. and
I'm IU'>t not gomg 10 "aste my feet
on cc.menl and hie." (Greg ad­
mtued he had not thoroughly in­
Vt.>St1K3teU LC facilet•" .)
Be tore tht\ 'Vear. the only dan­
dng Greg had done wJs rolk
"htch. he ha>tened to e~plam, wa:.
sharply d1fferent trom rhe form,
ht." IS l<:arnmg no\\. •· 1 here ts a
complete cxer c• e behmd ballet
.and mod~rn ."
Grt:g\ mter~t •n dance was
)parloa:d b)· the f~ct that he ha ... "a
lot of tnends v. ho are profess•onal
dnacc~:· He, hov.e~er. 1s not
~hootmg tor the pro <>tiltus .snd
plan' to qu1t •n a couple of yNrs.
So<i.al stigm~f
Has he felt an) tagrna from
people tor hh tre)pa mg mto 1h1)
stm:tl) ::mu-heman areal Greg
.~~~crth el replted, • 0 r~c
gotten a lot or moral5upport From
c peoall\ thu.-c people m mv
dorm. 8~ •de • I ha' ~ a good e\­
cuse. I wa rn ports unt1ll got !Ired
01 11. Swimmmg WJ luo bormg. I
got tued of loukmg ar the black
hne .. Mar< h 7. 19i4 Pioneer log
Aikido master to conduct seminar
... -
Phil Rrn
Thl' LC bad,t•lb.all ... etbon came to ~ do'e last Saturd.ly when the team
droppt.>d a pi .a) -olf conte3ollo th1.: Oregon Institute ofT e<hnology, 50--l7.
Co.ach empt>rt labeled the lo~os .u "disappoin ting" but commentc:-d that
th~ team "played e\:cellent defen~e" .. lradem~rk that h.t b<'en part of
thi~ e;n'~ Pioneer squad.
New female athlete: Jt?-d C ,,ulhn.m
~t.lfl writ<.>r
It wt~~ 10 p m., JanuoH) 26. 1974,
Rdin :tnd wtnd .1bused thL' On•gon
CtM~t.
,\nud!>t t \<. o let•bly llickerlntt
bonltre, 1obed in \\hlw, .JboutSO
p\•ople were running •• bout ,Jnd
~,_n•.lling ,, ro.1r th.u could tw h~Jrd
aJI thL' Wd)' lO \'torlolo
Call them cr.u) 1 Dl•votcd m1ght
bt• .t bl.'ttcr \\or d. T ht''l! p~oplc
wert. LC. ... tudt•nt!> unued in .1 com­
mar ~.-tlort ; to lt.•arn "kl" through
\1k1do.
The goal of lear nmg the m.Hual
arl of ,\ll.:ido supcrced t•s that of
mcrcl\' sell-delt?rN!. 1 he true goal
1 to learn to ilpply the prlnc1plc
ot l 1 or thtt untltcat•on of the mrnd
and bod) to one's d.ul\ hie. r rom
proles~ton.tl athlete' to un.~S\Iul
bu~mes,men. mo~m h<~H'
bcnclncd from th~ JpplicJuon ot
kl to theu daih live' out~ld( tlw
dojo {hall). ~or the tudent oiLC
who are Jltive rn the \rk1do ( lub,
many claim to h<wc been ;uded in
'>tudies and ~ocial livt'' I rom the
concentration thclt are 1mport<Jnt
by-products ol kt.
The pace ha~ been harci .tnd
heavy ror the members ol the LC
Aik1do Club thl\ wmter. Virtuo~lly
~'en weekend and spare moment
• h.u bi•t•n ucd 111> en money m<tk1ng
c,unp:ugns, ll'lfCdh, mcd11. 1tion~,
t!minur .til wllh one RO-ll In <o1ght,
tlw pn•JMr .Ilion of tht dub for tht!
\ '''' ot l\01t:h1 I oht~l 'lemcl, World
( htl•l lnstruc tor ol lktdo
Ror11 1n Jap.tn m 19?0, Korchi
1 otw1 h.,, hPt>n the on<.> m.m
rt'~pomiblt• tor m.tktng,\ll.itlo the
impolt.mt .u 1 It b tod.ly Hi'> runk
of lOth dl'8fl'C bl.1cl.. beh I'> l'!C·
(t•eded b, none. In c1dd1t10n to
Aiktdo l<.otChi T ohl'i ha' lounded
the 1<.1 Ciot.n•ty Inter n.Jllonal.
One of world\ b~t
for Calvrn Tab.ttd, chief instruc­
tor for l C, Ko1chi 1 ohei\ Vl'>ll
m.u k the culmination of lour
)'t'<JrS ol effort. T abata, who
brought ,\1k1do to LC lour \t>.ittS
ago, and "'"ho got the cour~e in­
corporated mto the LC program ,
Vll'"~ the dub thdt ha!l grown out
ol his l.!lfort' ·" LC a~ one of the
world' bl"•t
"I'm proud of our dub becau~e
ol it\ "'P"" .md 1nnova t1ve ac­
uviuu whl(h an· matched by no
othN do1o m the \\ orld," admth
1.1b.ua I belic"'e m many respi?Ch
we h.wc the linest club tn the
"orld."
Nelrot to thl~ kmd of o,uperlative rating lOnlt'~ T ah.rt.•'!> lcl.'llngs
.tbout 1\oH:h• 1 olwi. '' T lu~ m.1n ~~
not JUl>t anotht•J L,I,Jt;k bl•h, I con.
:.idc1 h1m w rthout ,, doubl to b1•
thc glt~ah'\t m.ul in tiH world It I\
<1 r.uc oppurtumty to bt• ,JIJh· to
lt•.Jrn horn tlw ~rc.llt''>t 1n rny
llcltl, .1ncl 1 olwi Senw1 ht~\ bel'n
uh·d <Jil ovc• the wodd lor h1~
<~nompft,hmcnts I c:.m't cxpld1n
how impor t.tnt hi\ vi!">ll will b1• to
Lc"' Is ..rnd Cl.uk College. People
w1ll und •rst.llld more when the)
h ..
~t·l' 1m,
The greJII'\t m.tn 10 tht• world
t:omlng to tc.tl h thl• gr Colh~SI dub
in th · world-ju.,t could turn out
to Ul.! " dynamite combin<~liOn
Tht• act10n starts lmght ,snd l.!arly at
6:00 a.m. on frid.l) M;uch 29 tn
Pamplin Sports Cl.!nter when
Koich1 Tohc1 wtll conduct the ht1t
in hi' wmin.u St!rll':S open to the
public, Th.ucvenmg .11 6:00 p.m.11
flee ch•momu.won ol A1k1do w1ll
,,J.;o be givt•n,
l ht> cminar rum chrough 1\pul
G. II i' opt•n to the pubhc .md l(
~tudenh. and C ,,lvtn I ab.lli
stre'>'>l'' t h.tt no ell.pt>rtcncc ~~
net C!l'>•trY T Jb,u.l m.11nt.1im,
''1 hen' 1s no prof II 10 the S 18 fee
ch.rrgcd lor the .,~mmar. 1 hi~ 1s the
ab~olut(' lowc't \1\-C could cht~rg~
to b• eak c•vcn with our expense\.'
Better attitu es vs. an 1cappe
Woman ·~ a "eak crcarure, born
for ff'.1() -Euuptde\ (431 B C.)
R Guide
St~fl "riter
\\omen .athlct'-~• 'uch .l~ Olga
t<orbut. francir. l.tRue, and al
le\\-iS and Clark, Mt>liss.1 Mc­
BralnC\ ho~"c a" aliened the \\'Orld
to thl.'ir l'.lploit•. A long d~erH~d
rec.ottnition is no" bl.'ing po.1id to
competitor , "'ho h<n e performed
in relatiH~ obscurih.
famtmg female falls
lc" is and Clarlo:,lil.e man) olht.>r
institutions, had long r~arded I he
""man's program a5 a' ideline, or
rel'tcation tor lho)e who \\l'r •
brau• Pnough to partidpale . Thil>
il no lanse• hue.
In a rcc \:nl mler11 i~w '~ith P.[.
in\lructor Jnd ~omt>n 's coach.
MlU) Lou Hunter. ht> de~crlb~
tht.' HlfH!OI progr111m al h•wi., ilnd
Clark ;l\ "Oul•tandinJ.:.''
No less temmme
M~ Hunlt.'r ilhO commented
th011 tht• ~omen' s athletic mo.-~
~en~ a~ a "hole is no\1\-coming
mto rb own ... A "oman i~ no leo.\
lrmininc il he participate\ in
<~thlt •tics" slat~d the coach. She
fre:h lht• ne" emph;uis i' partly
due to ~omen ~thle te-.. l<hing
label~ ~uc h ib "Wom.tn joc:&c."
. Womt•n alhlelt.>s. ha~c.> Jon~ bet•n
h1nd('rf'd b~ p)ytholo~ical .and
Sf'nrtic bt·lif'f~ lh.tt lo\-crc not com­
plete() undf'rslood, or juc.l pl.1in
"ron g. Only recf'ntl) hil.-e stud it.-,.
bcl'n tnt.ldt• on the• woman athiL•Ic.
•NCW !lOOKS
~\AI J~Uiit•A ~~~ Women·~ ph ~·olog , with rela-:
tior to ,port\, ;, only now being :
understood. The 1.-rgcr hip' of the :
lem.ale athlete, plue her center of :
s• a\ lit IO"-"Cr than,, man'<,. Thi~ i~ ol :
large rea,on ,he doe~ not perform :
cl'> well in tht.' \.tme l'\'enl. :
T' o~ck co.1ch, Dr. Eldon Fi11, :
pomtcd out th01t world cl<h'> :
trackwomcn h01\C the gcncr;al :
th~r.ICicri\liC\ of 'lim hip!) and :
long leg' Ht ,JI,o c.•mphol\llCd th.1t :
tht•H' "omen ttrv an no w.1y lc-;s :
f~rnin int·. : • • • Demanding athletes • I • • I Women will never ra"e thelf )liJO·
dards ot e~cellence unleH they
compttte agaimt men.
Suzr Chaffee. former Olympic
~ki raC'er, (1974)
Nancy Wahl
Sports editor
In 1h~e da~ ol lemmmc ln­
liltration into the m<~lc v<H!ill'
~ports, 11 m1ght bl' Jntere~l ing to
compare the poten1lal difll·r~nct'S
bet\' cen 1hc "t!llC.S m phHJologil al
athletic abilities
"W h1lc cons1derabh.> dlfferen­
c~ have be •n tdenufled bet" ct•n
H rt• .tl lewh and Clark, M~. • : the untratncd male :md f •male m
: srr •ngth, cnduromce, and body
: compo~llion1 ev1dencc suggcs1s
: the~e differences art.• more ap­
: part?nt th<m real," Hunt~r h.t, obscn ed th;~t ~ear b)
\>car. the athlt·te) ar~ coming to
hl'f "ith morl' and mort~ ~kilk
hcellent, carh training ha~
produc t•d thew pt•ople, "'ho are
pulling more dcm.mth on thl• • • 1 h1s WdHhe conclu!lion reached
I : b Or. lack H. W1lmorc of UC
pH~t·nl progr • .11n.
Eo~ch ,Yf'oll, mt•n .1nd ~ om~n':s
~I<Jil\ meet to pl,m tht• olV.lilabfc
L.1c ililic~ lor tht• nc I yt•.u. 8oth
'l.tlls ;Jrt• In be commcndl'd on
their flc•;~~ibilit) wht•n ~·mcrgl'ndt• : Dil\'ls; who JC<:t.•rlll)' tondu<.;ted .1
: stud~ ~~nllliled ' 5Hcngth, [n­
: durance, dnd Bod) Cornpo~1tion
: ol the Female t\thl£'lc" • • • I • • •
art~e. • •
T t>chnically thtt woml.!n\ :
proN' .1m '' m the P E. dt•pJttment :
.tnd lht· mt•n ·~ i a ~c par o1tc dcp.trt-:
menl "l l'Chnicall~ '' thl.' "omen ·~ :
i~ subordinatt•, but in \piril and :
pr01ctic" lht•} .trt• cquolll~ com-:
petiti~e . :
Cuod lort·c:t ~t
Only morl' good fortune i\
lortust b) Coo.1ch Hunter for lhl.'
wom.m .Jthl(•h•. Thl.' h.·malc
o~thl( •lt: i) bt.>inK o~cc t!pll.•d "'~ .tn
c·qual hy malt' ,lthll'h ~. ilnd i~
losing th(• labt•l) shc ha .. had lo
we .If. So lo~r tht: n1•w aw;ucne\' ha,
onl)' been th~ dawn in tht> d.ty of
lht· wom.m athlelt·.
RAl)ICAL tDUCATIOH I'RO.ILCI • • I • • I • • I • • I
I • Strength
Wilmore cited .1 um week triliO·
mg Jll:llod ronducted on non­
.11 hlcuc young mer' and "omt•n,
" ... I he womt'n exhibited~~ ~all:: I
gdm~ m Strt!ngth, although th1.•Jr
mni.tl \'a lues welt> low«'r. I ht• m-
1!1<11 body strength ol the women
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men, but the leg strength of the
men \"il5 only 25 percent greater.
•· fh1s difference 10 leg strength
w.J~ reduced to 7.6 percent \4. hen
tht•valuc~ were e\pre-;.,cd relative
to body WI:IKht, and when ex
prc~'cu rel<lliVe to lean body
Wl'lght, the women were at:tudiiY
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"Thu\, when related to the ma'>'>
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The test!~ ~hawed lhat bt.>lWccn
'omp.u.tbll' group\ ot untr o~1ncd
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.tthh•t•c m.tlc~ ,md lemales. th~
m.1les had .1 ~ubst .mtlallv ldrger
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,JihiPt~~. howcvt•r, cxhibitcd
m.nkcdl~ grc.ttcr lung c:.1paci tic~
1h..rn the! untr :uncd male ...
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pr")~cd rehlltv • to the actual o~c-
11\'C m.1s~. \t\'1lmure write), "the
~ e
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Due d1ffercncc bet\'\ t•cn the sc1ees d•~·
.1ppe.w.
Body Compo~ltion
Tht• U(. O,wl\ prole\\Or kccnl)
noted, "It doc .. n 1 to~"-c a
rewarchc• or o1 S(hol<lt to 1den11h
the b.l)ic I att th.lt the nldlt ,10d
fem..JIL· d1l1t.•r Ill body compo"·
tiOil '
\mong untr ,1mcd collegt
'>tudt•nt' Wilmore found the
following dillt•rcn(\!!>: Milll''> hid
SJgnilll.m th h1ght•r tot.JI .tnd le1n
body wcrghts th.m female~. whtlr
tpmalt·~ h.1d ten perc •nt mor(
bodv rlJt
\\'1lmurc tht.'OII2t•d that these
dJII•'t "nCl'S w t•rc probitbly due to
d combm.tlron ot both e~·
vrronmcnt,JI .lnd gcnC'IIC (actors.
I mplit ,\I JOn'>
"1 twrc 1s little rc.tson to ad·
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dtt1omng pmg1 am., un the bas1s o
sex smcc thc1r needs .trc t·~~cntldl·
ly ldentlt.;al'' , tyndudPd Wilmore
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