Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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April 18, 1974 Volume 32, Number 20
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1974-04-18
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Staff \\ rlter •
-\rc you a ~enior worned about whether or not there " Ide alter
gruduuuon, a jumor toytng w1th the idea of gotnJl to graduate school a
)ophomorc wondcnng what tn the world you rt dosng 1n college or u
fre.1hmun completely adrtflm c\'ery tmaganoble wuy'! [f vou can .m~wer yes to
an} or all of the .1bove question~. perhap~ the Student Development Center
has .. omelhtng to ofter you
I h1 term the \tudcnl Development Center i.,s ollenng two I tie Plunning
Work., hop' d~1gned :.~1d Sue H yne J\sst,tonl Ouector o! I he SOC to "help
people who wnnt to achteve a beller sense ol direction ·• 1 he program. should
help you to d1~covcr .. ,,here: you arc now and where 1ou wan! to be.'"
1-~pion~ ) our.clf
\ onc--dn\ Ltlc Plann1ng \\'or~ 'hop w1ll bt. held on Saturday, Ma} II. The
worhhop wu' dc\cribet.l by Ms. Hynt a' "a smnll group work hop utilizing u
~ombmallon of ~ell-exploration .JOd cotrc~er plunntnf cxercis~ . It is dc~tgncd
10 open up awarc:nc~s of interc!ltS. strength~ vuiUt\ nnd hfe~tylcs , with a view
toward achieving a :.cnsc of dtrcction.'" fhe rcg1~trauon Icc h S2.50, S2.00 ol
"'hich i:-. U!lcd to pa)' lor whatever vocational ttl>l5 the studenls rna)' whh lo
ll~C
\ l1fc Planning Lab Wee~end w1ll ~ oflerc:d Fridtt)'through Sunday.
\pnl 26·28. l'h1s weekend .sc\o,ton wtllmcludc more experimental exercis~
than the one-day program. ·1 he:o.c c ... crcl~t wtll focu" on one·, p.nt, present
nnd I uture M.s llyne de:.cnbcd one 'uch tll.crcio,e in which a tape consi!.ting
,,r commonly c'tpcncncc:d P<~l>t occurenct:!l would be played to stimulate
memory of one' pa!>t One would then fanlu~tze about thc1r future Putting
together thc:'c pll"'t mcmonc:. and future fantastco, help~ on dt!>cover where:
the) arc: now 1 he weekend wlll abo include. proJeCt bualdmg w htch is an
ncuon progntm to implement tn bfe The Lab wtll be held oft campu~ and
colltt. appro'tlmutely '55.00 Cor the students with S \GA contracts and S tO 00
for oft campus '>tudent!i
~elf control
I hc~e program~ wdl hopei uti} lc.t\e part1capant\ wuh the lee lang that they
'"huve the rcspon."'lbtht) and power to control their hve~ · fhe workshop wall
emphu,ize every facet ol hie plunnang, ancludmg career goals, educauonal
pur~uib, and personal hfe.stylt'>
The regt\tratton deadline fortht one-da) "orbhop '" Me~) 8 and the
d~dhne for the weekend Lab •~ Apral 24 One may regsMer by le.1vang their
name and campu~ bolt number wtth the SOC secretnry fhe SOC wtll then
\cnd antere.,ted !>tudenl\ a regt•-tration form and more det~tled mformntton
about the program.
'Heck kid, whadaya
mean ya gotta eat?'
\.0 Kirl.."ood
taff wrlter
Attention 'ltarvlng student<.: b} act of Congres'9 }OU con now afford bread
and water!
I he U "' Senate and House: have pa.ssed a c:.ompromao,e btll ra1r.1ng the
manamum wnge On Muy J vou m.1y be paad $2.00 per hour, Jun 1 1975.
S2.10 .1nd Jun 1 JQ76 \2 30 Howe"er the ballmc.lude. a pro\l!>ton whcreb\
fullumc student.\ who work h~"s 1han 20 hours a week. may be pa1d HO~o ol the
current m1m1mum wage
1 ance Popoft, head of ~(PO. 1s prtsently workang With W1lhum
Mallinson (the man who ''8"!\ LC chc:cls) toward compliance w1th the ne\11
ta ....
Popoff hns been conduc.ung .1n tnlormul survey ol other college .. and
uni\'C:T'>IUC!. He ha.s found th.ll Ll 1s currently payme ~tudenb te .. , than
\\c. \tern \\ ashanglon "'tt • .lte (. olltge, and Stan lord .1nd Occ1dendul in
C'.Jhforniu He tntend~ to recommend that Mullinsun und the E. ccuuw
Commntc:e appro\c: a rntse lor student worker..
\\ h1lc no conerctt dcct•.ton~'> hove been made. Popolf .lnltcepate.; a change
wuhm 2 weeks .tnd certatnh bv Ma) I He hope:. on \.1a} I '>tudent..' will
ret:el\e the lull S2 00 per ho~r and thai a graduated pay ,c.tle wall be worked
out by July I. the btgmntng ol the new fi11cal yeur.
I he po .. ,ebthty extsh th.st .. tudent lees could be rai\cd to compen.,.a te lor
tht em:.re. t~tc en wage:!.. Popofl hope~ thl~ "til not occur llowever. rough
Clttmath predtCI thoU the wage tncrc<.~'>e well co'lt the college belween 20 .snd
lO thou !lund dollar' The: l ( c:.omputer center 15 current I) programma~ data
to substant mtc 1 hc-;e figure~
\nother po~s1bal uy t!> that to ..:ompen'<.l tc 'tudenb will have to \\Orl. fewer
hour'> e'\Jcry \\eck. Aho ~tude nl\ could be awarded lc'i~ linun(;tal atd m the
lorm o( grunt .snd loan!> and rnore worl-1udy
\\hen qUQIIoned ctbout \AGA'' comphunce wuh the tn(n;.l...Cd wage,,
PopoH c~t1mutcd thattl SAC. A h fuc;cd weth emplo) tnpludent" at S2 30 p~r
hour. full-umc non-1udc:nt cmplovment nl41)' r~"'ult llowc,cr S \u '"
thtuble lor 1 he I 5C'1 rc:ductton and cduld lure \IUdctll~> lor S I. 70 thl\ year, up
lo I Qo 111 JC)76 "SAG\ I' the la~t ba:~otton on c.lnlPll' where non-.e\l!arded
&tiJdcnl!l c.m lmd '"ork ... ,aad PopoCI It S.\u \ j, forced to htre out"de help
lht'c tudcnt~o wall huvc no opport unll\-fo1 c.:utnpu .. employment .end "111
turn oll-c.tmpus
Po poll c1llm.ltc~ th.tt complete rumthca\ltlns olth\: whole btll will he tell, it
not at the prc,cnt, '"tn the nc:\t vc.~r o1 \O .. But, \tUdc:nt wall c\cntunll) hznc:
to pa\ tor lht>tr new weulth. l ewi' :and 'lark College
pril 18, 1974
Vol. 32. o. 20
Jny \lem:fitb
The tudent ~mplo' ment Placement Office as well G.'i the tudent De' eJopment Office will
offer a weekend Life Plannin~ Workshop Ma) 11-12. The aim of the worl.shop will bt to focu~
on the ~tudent\ past, present and future.
Hello mudda, hello fadda:
Here we are at camp R.A. nada
Aplicut1ons for restdent asst!ltant
positton.. are due by \pnl 18m
according to M.trc Holfman , as.sls·
tanl dtrcctor ol r~1dence halb
Choice:. will be made b) Muy I.
fhen: wtll be .s ma,amum ol 70
po,ttion open for ne't )eM, in·
cludmg posauons pre-.ently hlled.
Rctummg R.A mu~t reuppl} if
they \\ tsh t~l contmue
plit lt\CI
l'wo lc:\'els ol committeeS ¥.111
con'ilder .tppbcation\ . 1 he first le-.el
con-.1:-L' ol ,e .. cr.tl .. ubcomminec:s.
ont ea"h (or Cope land Pl.ttt
Howard .1nd t--ore'\t-Hanlield , w11l
be mude up ott he Resident nuc:caor
t'\\oo tudcnh .md 1wo non-rcturmng
R.,\,"'i, It will consider the
applicatiom und well m.1l.e two li.sh,
tho'c recommended (primur) '"rl
:.ccondarv c.endtd.uc:sl and
1 HO l '\Of RECOMMENl>ED)
1 he chotec' "til be mudc on the
lollo'""l! cntcna, the pchon'
mulunt}. hts1 her bon~t) ..1nd pcr
"on.tl congrucn~.e. J\\drenc" ol the
college en' eronment (a. e. r~ourco~
and potC'nllnl :t\"mlablc), un un
dcr:.t&tndmg lll cullct~c: fhJbC) md ItS
ellecll\cnc''· the per~on\ ubtlity to
conlront conflid, hi her omnlll
mc:nt to hclpmg other~ grow re .. pon·
,1bly,thc tndh tduar sell-a\\ 1rcnc ... s,
hiS her .1\\.trcnc: ~ ul roron,lhiht)
.md amract on other,. In uddtl1on to
bc:tng a pfllili:Li\c, cll-tl\\ .trc per:,on,
the pro pccth-e R.A. htluld <11J,1
h,t\C ,, grudc pmnt U\Crugc olllt le.t"it
2.75. Mark Hoffm:an
Seeing red? Thol-e endorsed by the tint com
mittee \\Ill be rc:fered to the ccond
for plac:cment. according to
pretercncc of the mdtvtdual, the
nc:W~ of the community nnd the
recommendations of the lirst com
mittee The <>cc:ond committee ~ill
:also oct as an appeal board lor those
not recommended b) the first
'-tl"'fa(tion
Compc~hon lor lbe posatton
\\Ill be one dollar per d:t) plu' the
penoual ~tisluction of helptng
others gru\\,
Pax frumentum
Chaos and Pax get ~udz:ed
at the Fuucet ... Jwal/ow -page 4
L l 's \'I ill in tlu· ·' l\ 1111 as
other NJV college.·,
Jink ... cash in on page 3. -
Well I declare Bitch"n putt
Golft'r.\ wzn every
ganw ... wkc.• a .n, ing at page
7.
J\fujor dedaratirm\ are no
minor opt)nuion\· ... dt' glare
m page 4. Choice meat contest;
deception and
.0. 1\irk"ood
rdltonal signs
1l1 par&JJ,~ lj OH'I
7lu~ cia~· m. "Jw IL•ual/1 fotlm• thr horsr. , dul tlw dtanmg·llf'
Somron~ ma) rtmcmbrr the petition.
Circu!Att'd prior to ~pring hrn~. 1t opp~td rental off' an' \udllorium
tn thr Mh:\ rortland Paa:cant.
Tht petition .. rated that the Pacunl contndic ted the a:oab of tbt pre~~tnl
1 curriculum . In 1tfTcring rou~ to further huma~ \t,ual and tthnle
idrntitie.., thi' collrge ,rt hi~h ... tandard' 'uc~ rducaflonal mmltl' 'hould
~ uphrld throughout all racel .. or tht admiOI\Iration .. . '
l:ht• prhtion 11,0 i!Ulfe<>led th11t tht Pageant ~ ould dt,cnmmal~ aa:aln't
mtn htCIU'l' uf their mtllgibilit) in lhi' all h:m~k co~lt"'l. Al,o, 1! "ould
di\criminalt' aeain\1 \\Omen on a \OdO•t'COnOnlle' bl\1\ 1 he qu~tllln ~at\
rai,td: fl•~ rhrre e\tr bccn a mlnorih \ti'' Purtland• \l\o, tho'c "ho nerd
the <holarohiP' thr Pageant a"ard' could undoubtrdl) nul afford the
,.ardroht n«r,,aQ fur the J..da) "tta\lganlJI .
ln 11ddition. tht petition infurtd that thr Pacunt do" nj!ruded the hltAI
J C ( ommunit) b' allo•~ln~ a parade of nesh .
.\n ad·hoc commttt~ confronted Pr~ldcnt How~rd ~•th pelltton and
.,-cumrnt : • tr ghen a ch~ice rr~idenl Howard "ould ha'e <itgncd the petition.
B u c. 1 ( '1'11 under obligation' to the Pageant.
8 U I , facililits h d be-tn promi~td alrud~ •
Bur, he "ould con.,idrr I he problem and lei thrm &.no".
lma~r s llf dollars stgm .... mulmg occvJwllonts ... obflgallom .... Jmllmg
aC"OOuntanu .• dollar stgm ..
Durin~ tbe pring break Pre:-idrnt Ho~ar~· dechion. "•" m~de . Official
announn~mrnt~ \\tre mailtd to \lt'ant matl bo,e.o;: '\ ~. Ml\-. Portland
could rc:1gn at lC.
Jlle Mi'' Portland Pageant ~•~ held March ll · 2l
ppartntl) thr rrntal "•" Initiated for tht Pageant a' a perc.onal fa, or.
'omt'Ont lo;nt~ 5omeonc Lne~ •••
fh«•ufh bathing .. uil competition, talent, poi,e. and blou'e · i1t\, J.C
camed apppro,imatcl~ 100.
The argument ha .. bern made thato;ince,tudenl ,.ere on spnng brut.. th~
Pageant had no ellect
Other downgudm~t the LC Communlt), contradlcllne I C curriculum,
IU\arding \llluahlt' \ChOJar.btp' 00 tht bll\i'\ Of bod) proportlonmenb and
di.\crimina ting on \Oda·tconomic and w'ual b•"~. rhr pagt•am )t't'ttU nn1
IO hal r a.fft'cteJ L.C JIUtlt:tll\
Rtccnll). an LC \tall memb«'r wa' confronted b) n:preo.enrathe!> of the
I title Mitu Portland Page-ant.\\ ouJd I.C rent facililie\ to11 beauh pageant
for 'usctptlble childrtn~ Will" eo rt'nl
More importanll). if the LC communit) i\ either for or a~ain'l~ rental to
the Littlr Mi\' Portland Pageant will thr admlm\lratton heed
ucJ:ntions-ptlitiom ... pic&.etiog ... po .. ,ible rioti ... '!
Or. Howard '< dtcio;ion to aUo" tbt Ml<s Portland Pageant at LC ha' 'C't
a rriou~ precedent . It tem' a\ if ont branch of thi.. tudenl, facull). and
talJ in titution ha\ madt I deci~ion with little rtgard for the \UJ:J:estiOn\ or
anothtT branch. In doint 'o the collecthe integrit~ of thk im.titution ha\
bten Jcntltd down"ard .
Shall we, •~ ~tudents, allo" our ded,ion\ to be madt \ re ,.e ohting a•.
f 1llgerald 's u Beautiful liute fool' . po\!le-.\inc no power co nerct\e each
parade in clown ~uit< ·cleaning up the debris; while proclaimin~ that" tare
not affected!
Shall "t. L\ !ltudenb, alto~ our dtei'iion' to bt made! .\re ~e nl\ling il'
l•tllJttrald '~ MBeautiful little Fools," po,,e..-,inc no po"cr to e:~~erc~ our
cun,iction\?
0~ our eolleJtC' future nht in fOJIO~in& tach parade 10 CIO\\n •IUi('l
clcanan~·up the debri~ ~ wh1le prochoming that ,.e are not effected~
Comments- criticisms? The log welcomes all read ions. Leners
to the editor should be concise, preferably typed, and submitted
to PO Box 21. The editor reserves the right to edit for length.
staff box/
f.dllor In ChJd • • • • • Jody Rutz ~ lnJ [dJIOf • • ... ... • Kelly HoltO
Buunes~ ~Niger • Ric~ Quorln
Production Edi ,., • • • •• • • • Bob Rowe
Compcn~ttOn Ednor llnd.a Colburn
H,.lld Phorov ilpht!r • • • .. • • • Phil~"'
Sport) &i•IOJ -·-·-·-- ... -... -·--- ---N;ancy Wllhl
Wrwm - ·-·-· Tom And..r10n, RrtJ Balltrd, Rld\:ltd Cooper
llobln Culcko. let! Guri•hr, Jim Keohnt'f, Ann Kirkwood, D••n Lamb, Ron Mutroty,
~rl Nchon, 8ll) Van Horn~
Bu-.lne11 Staff ··- ..... ·~···-·~-·-·-• .. -....................... -.. .... --. Mit~ A"'Rfr.
Produe1aon • Robert<l AII!JIIndt>r , \'ill Crotwford, Mlchclr. McGrcsor
C.tyk Mlrcu\, C01ndy ~M'n,
Photoat.tphen -·-------·- John 8otllry, Ann Benton, xuu Burkh~rt .
11!11 lkldford , Clinl' K.hul', Gu~s Mlrt!d.,, Nol•n Sh1lh•do, Mith~el WonK
Corro~hon .... ,_, __ .. _ .. __ .. _ Quol M•bumatA , Alin W•c.hll'f.
Atllsu _ --,_.. • .. D•~e Roo, Ron Mut
0< Jt)CI ---- ... --·- --·--- .. ·--------···· ·--.-Ooug le.try
Alan rraklmon ---·--- ·--- • f.dd Wtwrmore
Otflc i.ll publiutJon uf th• AMC>d.at~ Studrntul lt'wh and O•rk Colltar. 06t5 S. W.
, .... ~Hit Ro.d. r0f1Land. Orraon mt,, rrintt'd ... ~, durinJihuud•mk tUI
bt liMo Ub Os'"'to RnW.... S«ond d-. I)OtUJr jMid 11 rottJ.nd, Orf'lon. Annu.J
M~ripdon roth U.15 I~ U.S. wb.ai~ ~ npt~ ue ch~ olth• "'nttfl
and del not M< r.swrlly r..tlK't th• ..U.'" ollhr ltudrnt body, tht I oteulty ~~ I hi' <oU111,.
ldminlllr~ Plonttr t oa: April 18, 1974
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Stand back Liz Taylor ...
Plastic surgery or Trail Room?
Oear Abby.
Rrccnth, 11 number of loneh
.tudcnh h11 \ C been \Cen frutcrn11in~t
an hall~. barhroom'> , a~ta dlnnen
linl"' .and other ere' 1c~ or corrup
tion hrre 'II b~utiful l UC) (lark.
\\ e "ould here" ith like ro forfeit the
1 rail Room lo the ( olorlc"'
C ruture.' that Created lt.
W c find that conver<~ation in the
pr~~n l T.R. atmo<Jphere L\ about as
tn\pired as \G \ mealb11ll'
I urthcrmore the MRu'it) '\ail• i\ •
bil tom ru'tic for 11\ 1974 l,ionecf'\
purticularh tho'le "ho ho' r to "nlk
to it all the "&) from ~h''~llrt flo II
\\, thin!. (\'t", ''t dtl thml. ')thai o1
fe~ 01inor (nee-lift JOb' .. hould be
CletterJ)
Scab Humor?
,,~ OPE~ LET"I ER TO JAMES
DUIIICM\
Ucar Jam~ :
For a prett\ blond, you tal.e
)ourst"ll and other' quite .. enousl)
~o" I'm no1 a !>ludent. I'm n :~otall
(that's not one of those germs that
mfect your lhro.tt, that's the germ ..
lhat infect lhe college) and I was
itting in the facult) dintng room one
da). \\ ith .. orne ol the very people:
sauri1cd 10 the Apnl Fool\ Da) I.
Somebody (s1ncc faculty and .. wn
weren't dchvcred tim parttcularl)
avory 1uuc) had found a eopy ol lht
mlamow blot upon vour Journ~tltsm
COO'ICtence and \\8~ readtng II OUt
loud Granted ia's ktnd ol scab
humor th..tl '> \cry old -the Han·ard
Lampoon did it f1rs1 yean. ago built
was lunn)' nonetheless, and ~e all
laughed good and hearty. even tho~e
of us ~ho were ~auri1.:d . Nor dtd we
thinl the satire p.trtlcularly brutal
But your letter gl\es ri.c to~econd
thought, Should our (celing~ bt
hurt1 We dtdn't than~ so. 1 he abihty
lo laugh at oneself i-. one ol life's
mosl valuable ;ur.etsil will stand you
you tn beUcr ~tead then intelligence
goo\! looks, and even youth. \' ou
ma) hu\e all of those: but come on,
where' vour good humor'! I he gen·
tic ji~ m the: 1 eg \It ere hurd I~ meant
malicaoul~y· but you can hnd
muliciou!iness all .uound tf you're
looking for 1t
I mgcdy m hfe 11o n:v~:rsed only ror
people hkc Ktng Ocd1pu(\ and Nl"·
on .• and lliat becau~e they were •o
bu~oy being seU-nghteou~o they dtdn'l
1>ce 1 rugcd} creep right an the b.tck
door and whum! right between the
eye .JII-oC-.t-:.uddc:n they're tra!Jic
and J)(oph: cliek their tont~ucs in
ptty.Nobody"s immune: lrr-l;tUgh .at
our fotbles and blunder on. I he joke
~e JU\C: may be ou~elvQ.
Jim Swam
~xten!lion 498 pc:rprlulltt•d upon the nforr men·
tioncd T R 1 he\c manor ad·
JU\tmcnt' to the: utmo,phtre \\t»Uid
not h~· ncct"'&r) tf the T R. ~11\n 't
ttn unh piD\:l' to 'it do\\n, talk, or
ha\ l' D cup o( cofrct on t hi' \\hole
... nlithtened campu'
lla"tn2 pro\Cn the T R. the onl)
plaCt to £0 for COn\-ef\lltiOn (StU·
dcntapartmcnh do becumc bnrlng if
wu the m them much) we
hcn.:cforth SU2£t~ l 'oome rht•cJfi()OU
hr11r thlll, 0 (oreal } rCII'iUr) 1) IOl·
pro,cmenl\ on the atmo\pherc or
the I R
hr-,1, 'onu! in,tituhonal·l~ pe
tnrpeting (the ec·l·c:lcun type). \-ec'
.. .,.
0 a ...- s-.-.~ .,purl' funo,, thrr~ ure 'ome dun"'
peuplc 111 I (
~t"Cond, nla) be u mon: inspired
psunl JOb darker colo,..., mor~
colurrul colo" • ) ou know to le..'e'
tht ho,pltul ~ntlin~ room
tlppearum ·e or the: plucc.
Third, a JUkebo, , thcrl'' on in tht
Rtc Room that ' hurdl) u\c:d
l•ourth m1nhe 'IOI1H' wuod·
j!ralncd l:OniUCI p.&p~r on the table<.
do"n there \.\ell .ju\1 'omc:thin~
fifth. etc tic (:tC • etc all cheup
IIUh: thtnJe\, or COUf'\C'. don t \\Onllo
,train rhe bud~tet, now do "e!!'
kirk C ooll') and other
Irate (iliiCil'
Cat ~le"en., • Buddha and the ( hocolatc Bo'
Rick (ooper
St11ff writer
( f·umll) got a hold of one -thi!>
album 1~ only a couple of week) old
And tl there wa' one word lO
de,crrbc it. it. there 1~ one word to
deloUibc all ol Cat Stevene.' other
:album ~ 11 would be ullrumundrane )
BuddhP and the Chocolate Do,. IS
another one of tho~e albums that I
hun: nothtn8 more to sa) than how
good it '' ~Ievens ir; a mu~ter of the
keyboard guttar and vocals. Ht\
• • mus1c ts nc\er repelltiOU!t yet one
can alway~ rccogn11c the ~lyle
lust, clean, rhythmtc, moving and
mind -!ihatlcnng ..and unsurpa ~ed
thoughtl ulnC)s an lhc Iynes.
Stella replies
Senato,-., H.tck 1 Buckshnu. nnd T1m
J I Into
Deure.\1 (. onst11 ueots·
You pUll!>cd the rcductJon an coffee
from I Ci ccnr~ to .1 dame unnoticed.
c:ven though col fee cost IS Lent !I on
all other campusCl\. You never nou~
the frc:c gt'>'c awuys! But you ure
took notice or the hoi wuter Slgm.
l>td you ever stop dOd thank that
wh111 we are chttrgmg lor 11 the tugar.
lhc: lemon, the apoon, the honc:y. the
\ptlhng untl lhc: cost of cleamng the
cup 1 I hM's right, muybe 11\hould get
a dtme lor tt.
Fondly
Stella Thh particular album really
'how~ through tn .. n t he~e aspect
Ste\cns "rite~ about nuture ( KinJe of
lre~ ) Je,us (Jt'lu.'l) love, mus1c;. and
jusl itbout evcrythtng tbe the world
c9uld po!>~ibly be
concernedwnh and doc;' 11 an a
totally umque way I he odd meters
and powerful vocal!. ol C.u SteveM
n~:o\tr run out of W<l)'~
to ~ay "I huvc ~omethmg to tell
you. h11ten to me " '\nd you do
M~ choice lor the best c.ut on the
11lbum'1 1 he enure 'tde one Mu'llc,
Oh Very \ oun~:, liun/ (79, Gho't
Town, and J~u, , And thut wu .. c:\cn
tt hurd decl.,ton Ho'' one; performer
could Wntc mnt .. onS!' lor one
album. and muke c.ach one a con·
tender lor the bc~t on the album, I
don't lnow, but I'm not goang to
~k Just hope that maybe Ctt
Stc,em "ill )el an cJtamplc for the
rest ol the rnustc world ( .\nd
po!>'>tbl} the 1p1rit uul world a' well )
The onl) po\~otblt WU'r 10 conclude
thi" 1' to let the reader dec1de
there'' nothtnM mon; I t\tn 'lilY about
the ulbum Anyone who likt:·
Cat l,)teven' 1 bound to love Buddha
Dnd the Chocolate Bo,, Lven the
c:artoon on the buck ol the album
cover l\ u work ol an llluttrulcd by
the tncredtbly talented Sleven~
ham~>~:lf (Only the t at could con·
~:clve of u !lfllder plnytng u bumboo
nute) C)o ptck up the album • it\
uncondttionnlly guuruntecd 10 biO''
you awuy \ee tl you fend your-;ell
eompunn~ Cal ~tc11en~o to Hermann
IJc,~ I dtdn'l (at "Ieven' 1 hi'
own war~ ol outr.tgeousl) good
mu~rc and hutnunit)' .
( 4/bunu Jut prt'\'IC'U C"UIIflf'\1' oj
I utlcJ) Rtmrtl), L.ul..c· Om•t•go.) \pril •
The: "\ .
CtrC:U'> In
mcnt ou
~cMinn 1
accepted
Prcstdcn(
after fir'
confidcnc
ltnt ol fer
36-3(
On Ma
\Otcd )().
rc:soluiJor
BJork ten
the duy
onl)' after
had been
BJorJ..
former (
consadcrc,
·•t!!lre-stvt
growang f
peciric Bj
hnve not
l..nown 'J
BJork'., fil
r.acuhy\
h.tcb.
mll
fhe L
'~mptom l
problem:.
college~ lt
the pnva
come 11
appeared
)Orne lUI
among t~
ministratq
cent 'II 84
decline ol
)uch a p
'c:em pu•
ob~c:rver. I
bnck bu1l
!teem as S(
\ vane~
together t
college:!. arl
1n the lace
htl b) r.tpil
~'Ptt nsron
a1ds, and
t -
Tf r,
1/l lt
li
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of J\prll 18, f 974 • Plonrrr I o~
colleges s·
-
It's come to quits
I ce (, uejahr
.;,tafT writer
flu: Northwest\ latest pohltc.al
etrcu~ m the ~mall ( ollege Depart
mcnt c.tme .tt I mfield C.olkgt tn
Ml:Mtnnvillc, "here the tru,tec~
accepted the 'econd re~tgnatuln ol
Prc)tdent Gordon BJorl.: on Apral I.
,tlltr ftN rejccttng J faculty wno
conlidcnce" rc:!>olution and BJork\
ftr\1 offer to qutl.
36--30 No Confidcnc<'
On March 7 the L1nfield lacuh)
\otcd 1b-10 lor a 'no conhden~
rc,olullon again'' their Prcstdent ;
Bjork tendered hh fir,t re~>ignation
the day after, <.~nd the 'econd one
only after the origanal faculty mo~e
h.ttJ been overruled b) th(; trustce'i.
BJork, a Rhode'> )<:holar and
turmcr Columb111 Profc,sor , w.t'
cunMdcred to be innovatiVe and
.t~re!>slvc: 1n handhng ltnt1c:ld '~
grow1ng ftnancml dtfhcult1cs Wh1lc
~pccific Bjorl.. facuh} d1sagrc:cment
have not been clanlied. they are
known to have revol~ed around
Bjork\ finunci<JI pohcte. and some
tacult} ·, lear~ of employment c.ut
bucks.
Small ( ollege (.rhh
I he ltnf1cld cns1s ~~ perh;tp~
'ymptomaw.: of 1 he pres"ng
problem' faced b~ many '>mull
college' today I or the glor) duy .. of
lhe privute college ~ecm 10 have
come to .1n end at lea't
uppcitrcd lo bl: lht imphcd .tnd
~omc time' .. erbahzed. ;.attitude
among the mnJont~ of college ad
mm1M rut on. tntervtewcd durang an:
cent 'llBC documentary on lhc
decline ol andepc:ndent collel(e.\ Bu1
~uc.h n pe.'>lmtsuc att1tude mtght
'ctm punhng to the ordanar)
ob~~.rver, to whom the vtne-covered
bnd. bu1ldang of most campU!>C~
~~-em a~ :.olad .l'> ever.
A vartc:ty or rorcc-. are workang
together to put the squcete on
college~ ..and unaveNtlc'> . Bcsunn1ng
1n 1 he lnt~. '60's, .. chools began to be
lui b} raptdl} mtng coM!. lhc va't
e'Jlltn'lon of program.. . ltnanc1ul
a1d\ and lac1hUQ. at man~ :.choolo,
put this in
your purse
before
the't
get 1n
your hair! lurned into un o\er·commumc:m ol
re,ources when 11 wn5 coupled with
acccleratang mllat1on. rasing !'ialnne.
and the co~ts or de;,ahng "1th campus
d1~turbanc~
Stunted Fund\
While: co~h have been goang up,
the fund:. a\all..able to man" schools • h,l\e nor c ltpenenced )tmilar
gro" th ,;tate budget' are undergo
ing J penod ot au-.terity and cotlt
cutung. federal research gr.mt' are
burcl ~ mcreastng at all and
donulton~ Me harder and harder to
come: by Tun1on, alread) much
higher at pn\ate college:~ anyway.
ha~ n~cn enormou!>h ' in recent year~.
as )tudenh at l.C cun rend1ly tc:sttl}.
There arc hmtb to C\en th1~ U\tnue
however before the college: educa
uon become!> lananctall} un
rcac.hable lor too man} purtacularl)
~11 u lime when the degree 1!\ no
guarantee ol a Job, and the college
ntte population I!> '>I0\\-1) shnnkang .
Mo~t penon) arc :lCcU)tomed to
1hinL:1ng that go,ernmenl
cndea\or:. , \\-hether the} be :.chools
or anythtng el,e, arc inherent!}
monc\ lo\ang. Th1~ 1 rar trom true;
1n 1968 not one pubhc um,er~ity ran
an opera tang ddtcll though JU~t five
yea" later th1s number hnd n:.cn to
melve and ~howcd expectations ol
movmg even further upward&
Sornc of I he nutaon ' most
pre.,11g1ou' pm utc univcr.i tic~>,
among I hem Y .tit, Columb1an .md
• The earth shattering noise from this purse·fittlng horn
givoa you the prottctlon you've be.n took1ng for egtlntt
I'(IUIJ90rt and rapists Ju11 INP two penllgt\t batteries Into
this emutng new Vigilant Alarm and you're ready No
Witts reQuired Complete paeqge Includes supet 11mple
Instructions showing how the Alarm can also be easily
instell.cf on wlndowa 0t doon GET VIGILANT BEFORE
THEY GET YOU.
SUI'f'l V liMITED. , , MAll THIS COUI'ON TOOAYI
Send m. "'' "'-''-' e,,.,., Aletlm
I endo• $3.00 w ..ch Vitllant Alatm
I unden\Mol fNI II I em not IOialiV
••tsfled. I Will r~w • eotnplete refuftd
II returned illrith•n 10 drta. femlly Jlweh Lid. ,..,, .... VI ..... As••
Mtkn+a .m !Ws:l,_
NAME----------------------------------
ADDRESS------------ -------------------
CITY STAT~ ... _____ ZIP. __ _ St.1nlord, IM\C also suflered rec.cnt
fin.tnctal los e11. ,
... Other, too
But one doe1n'1 need to Joo~ any
further than the Nonnw&:ljt to ells
cover that1nt111uuon, ofhtgher le~r
nang arc 1n trouble. Portland State
Univenlt) reccnll} released over 20
faculty in u cost-cuttang campaign.
Mt. Angel College. :.outh ol
Ponland clo .. ed 1tt. door\ a couple of
)'t<J~ ago and utter reopcmng as
Ctesar Chuo,:ct College 11 agajn
face$ closure. The faculty at Clark
College an \'uncouver ISSued a .. no
contidence .. 'ote lor it:r. Prc:.tdent
Hakan)on earl) Ja,t wee~ a(ter he
began dhcu"ing plans to pare tnc
laculty !Me in order to reduce cmt5.
Stone) per'>l~t that Paetfic University
plans to chop down certatn wooded
area.' ot .. , c;ampu-. .tnd -;ell 1 he
t1m~r in order lo raase funds
However, a spol..c:.man ror the Un-
1\er~ll) dented th.u an) finuncaal
problem ~ \\ere ~ urrently pr~ing
Pacilic's budget.
1 he mo)t 'hocl.:ang event in recent
\\eCk"> cnme from Marylhur..t
College. whach announced that ll
had accumulated 1 debt ol three
mtlhon dollar). and would clo~e at
the end ol tht'i ac.Jdcmu: year.
Marylhu..,t ') enrollment hud fallen
nearh 70 percent between thi" \'car
and 1h 1966 hiFh
Remain" ( ons~tent
• Lc\\l'i and Clad .. ha:-. ucc~:.full)
resisted the: udc of mlnQ.Iinanclal
pre. .. urc,, Ahhough \\-e an: not tur
ning awa) a~ rnuny applil:anu. a we
u~~ lo, l ( h,,, consMen tl) been
able to r,mc .tdcquutc fund!> An
admtnlstrataon olltcial recent!) c~
prc,,cd the opinaon lhat LC wus
among the "ronge .. t ul all 'mall
collcg~. tinun~:1.lll) :.peaktng.
Beer
l Pepi's
) 650 N. State St
lake Oswego
I 636-6156
Lower prices
on case sales
""-ro 8:00pm few •
Angels spread wings
A 0 Kirkwood
~tafT writu
Wcmd~rland tJ ~unfrontmg t'!~·
fUU'IIlJII,
, .. Jatn lrbtrul arts
cullrg~~ .. lrav~nJ ojjanlata•o nd,oll·
H. m•th and 1.-grnd find thttmt'IVC3
smutherr nl( lit finonc/al
cutauropht.s. Samt' coll~g~t hav~
hun uhf~ to copr. Somr hu,·e
cloud
1 he most recent closure in the
Portland llrC.J \\a,:. announced b)
Murylhuut College. The philosoph y
of the Murylhur~t admtntstrauon
""5 to qutt before bankruptq pro
Jected chunccs of 1uccss were shm.
Enrollment had been falhng
dr.t'>tically levelling :u appro,imate
ly 2.50 Mudentli aueoding the ,til
lemalc college.
Mr Corbett, a repr~ent.lla\e of
the Mary !hurst fioanC1al oll1ce,
'lUted that financial difticultiQ. and
falhng enrollment were deftnitely
rcaso~ for the clorurc.
rts is Ouc
He added that toda) a liberal !lrt~
education is not m .. vogue ...
Murlyhul'\t would ha\'e to "glut,' al<> ~cadem1c program to stay ahve.
Further. lle expl:uned that revnm
pmg the curriculum would ha'<e been
.. proh1biti'<e ccnt·WI&e and ~taff.
wise,'"
.'vturyJhunu wtll not oper111e next
)ear
Tran1fe~
1 C's Hdmuth Bd;O\\JO and Ad
mi saons staff were called by
Marylhunt penonncl when the
clo)ure \435 announced . smce then
LC ,\dmisstons had been workmgto
aui.st Marvlhurst tudc:nt 1 tranJer
procedure.~ .
F<.~ced with mandatory transfers .
many Mat)lhurst students ha\e
been considera ng LC Admli$JOOS
per onnel intervtcwcd penpecuvc:
student.s at Marylhunr 's .. College
Da)" of Apnl rr
Hi~h Women Ratio
When usked af :tn tnflu"t o(
Mar)lhurst women would cause an
ambai .. JOce in LC's male lemale rauo,
Bekowies replied that the number o(
tran.,fer rna\ not reach 20.
Marylhurst College has had 70 per·
a:nt ol Its )tudent bod) on financial
utd "hlle l C ha' only JO percent
marylhunt students would thus be
laced with a cut or no financial aid at
LC ~o drastic change are eApected
tor LC.
pparentl) LC I\ not I.Jetng acute
11nanciaJ dtfltculucs . Bc:kowies
betievcs rhat wband wagon psy
chology" has influenced LC suca ss.
That t~ those supponang an ln31Utu
tion arc more wtlhng to rerruun tflh~~.
school is con.si:.tcntl) Mhealthy.·
Applications for adm~Jon to LC
dropped slightly last year bur seem
to have lc:\'elcd lor the present. The
•..:hoot i -health)" llnancially.
PI~ . Bekowics said, the LC
curriculum does not wdavorce career
trom a hbcrul arts educataon ."
Rather hbernl ans 1:1 seen D.S an
wavenue~ lor a career.
BcL:owics al o menLioncd the
term·::.urvsval olthc fittest .. in regard
to LCs sucessfulncss amid other
colleges' dtsastet5. He prOJected that
if an\ maU c::hooh remam an 10 ,
)C:3ts, LC ''ill be among them.
UNITED FRONT
•READING liBRAR"
•FILMS & FORUMS
•STUDY GROUPS
•PEOPl.E'S PR£SS
4 Pool Tables
Foosball
Homemade
Sandwiches BOOKSTORE
OPEN MON.-FRL 11-8:00
2266 N.W. lo_ejoy SAT. 11-4:00
2.V-4640
Silver
oon
Fri. & Sat. Nights
Bar-B-Qued Spar~ribs
Live Music
Corner N. W. 21st& Glisan227-9012 .. One opinion on
J•m Ker-.hner
Sto~ff "ritcr
\\ dc,en-e to sml,ther L'-1 mountain of tru\h.
1 hto amount ot rcc) dablc paper u"cd h) ·' ... chon I like LC j,
,1nggcring. Virtual!) nll of the paper U'c."d at I t ' rccyclahlc .
\ anunll\ none (II it •~ actuall} rtc~dcd .
Wh' ~,0n't people rC\:)cle? "\\'ell) 'nil know I'm dym' to 'a'e the
tree.-. ;nd ~uch. but ou k no\\ recychn~., ju"t n bi.tz llld pam nght ~~
the old \'ou-~nO\\ 'hool I aint got no guddnrn lime to go grubbm
around ~n the tr J~h c m :-.cparating and bundling .111 that cmp nnd
curnm' on h~c a goddnm garbagemnn . i mcnn I amt no mcm.1l
nob~d' I'm the goddam Dc.an ot Bozm .tt tht~ here 'chonl."
Ye: people thtn~ rec)cling '' dtfticuh: ·1 ~cy ju't want to thrO\\
thetr tr:t"h a\\11\ :md not have to .ool with 11.
But rcc~clinJ! h "lb' \\ nh a tc:\\ \\ell· placed barr~h and a couple of
part-ttmc "tudcnt 0unlte~. \\C could rcC)Cke\cr) _PICCC ol pap~r U\CU
b) this ,chool. And Jll am one ''ould hu\e ~'""'do'' th~ow t~ctr tr~'h
.lWil),j'utlikc- hetorc '\o grubbing around m the hornblc dt!>gu">ttng
'tutl.
The Portland Rec}cling T earn "ould take care of the rt!st. 1 he
PRT i a non-profit, tax exempt corporation 1 he\ arc more thnn
"tlhng to help tmplement u (ulbcale program lor 1 ( They ha'e done
tt bcfon:. ar P l and it \\a<. quite ~uce""' ul.
LCs En' JronmcntaJ Action Coaliuon ( EAC) j, pre ... cntl) attemp-
• ting to ,;et the Administration.~ help to put ~uch n pr.?~r.un ~nto
cffec;· l. .tr. thcy'\e gotten ~ome agreeable rc ... pon,c. Careat tdca
Good Pa.tn!'" But "hat they really need i~ ... ome 'toragc 'pace.
The Portland Recycling Team alread) ha' a rec}cling smuon at l.C
b\ Hartzlcld . It ts o\ercro\\ded as it io;;, and the addition ol
r;gurgllated reams of paper from Odell Manor would he too much
for at to handle
fhe Manor. prob<Jbl} uloes more paper than the rc~t of the campus
combined. Along with the Depart menta I ollicesm a complete
rec)chng ol the matenal could literally recover con" ol paper.
One ton ol rec)cled paper ~aves sc:,enteen trees.
Thrs \\C:ek ts Earth Week. ~earlye\ef)thingcan be rc:cyclc:d. E'en
plastics and aluminum .
Alummum producers currently u'c 407 of the power 'old b\ the
Bonne' tile Po\\er Administration . It take' five time' tht clcctncrt) to
produce aluminum from ore than lrom recycled matenal.
Demands for dough
drive dollar's decay
Ron Murray
Staff ~nter
Surpnie! Tuitton is ~oing up. Not
surprued Well, at least be prepared
beause the Board of T rustces has
authorued an mcn:ase en IUtllon to
the tune ol S90 00 commencmg v.1th
the 1974· 7.S :u:ndcmtc vear. Other • Northv.Qt )choob h:J\e t.a}>en the
5amc vote, but m most ~~ e~cced
the S90 00 lisure com.iderably.
Studcnt5 hnng on campus \Hll teel
the sttns more msdily us inc:rea!ied
cost~ necasJtate a S II 0.00 incrca~
tn room and board charges lor nut
year.
The Board'' dcctston v.as mude
after con~idering pa t and projected
mcn:uscs 1n cosli ol uuliues, iood,
nd operaun tupphes. An expected saHn~,s ol 12% m power and luel
con.,.umption, a re)ult ol con~ervn
tion efforts v. htch began la)t fall,
were tal.:cn into account.
rhe dramatic increme '" lood
costs ha' e als\l taken their roll ••
Food uems urc umong thu~c: com·
modities hit h<mlest by inflauon. In
add1110n, electric po\\lcr r.1tcs arc up
2SOf and cftccu'-e in July th1~ year,
water rates v. 111 be mcrea,ed I 00"0.
The mo~t sigmricant pnce mcrcu!itc:
has been m ht:aung otl, the: pnce
which has jumped 159% lrom Oc
tober I, 197.3 to December 31,197.3.
ProJected prtCI!S are up 23591 by
.September 1974,
l!ver~ student prc:Kntly recc:avtng
financial auastanoe ~•II ha\e hl$/ber
aid package rt\le~ed ~ a rCJ~uh of
the mcre:u.ed co~b • \prll 18, 1974
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STUDENT 0 GUI E ~
Murk :\cl,on
Starr "riter
A frencuc me!>' A. hodgepodge ol
vicarmu' l.V. '>hoc.k treatment'>!
.. P.tlt,lmaan J.:.Jmo-kall!>, hlumac
mart)·rs .1IWU) > trying to open up
bhnd anternattonal e}e, ... the lir 1
Prc,ident tn all ol
hi~tof) .... uh .. L S hhtor
a~ide to g.asp ~orne fre'h air tor ,,
change ... a need for an mternallon.al
monctun sv~tem 'creams unheard • • out mto the mgbt of deca}ing detc:n-
ll~m and incremen tal big·power
isolallooom "
I ,hall obe' •
"Heh, Pax. du me a favor tn the
name or .ami~ and turn that man
damned 1 \ message machine on. I
tcel hle some bio·p~}thiutmt has
applied Con Edison's entire clec
u ical network to my corpu~
collosum wuh Jhe gool of
o\erload1ng an electro
em:~;phulograph to the pomt ol non
CeedbacL. ' Chao' c:ll.plodc:'
''O.K O.K. Yeea<tvvna •• bahss!O ... JUSI command me and I
hall hc:cp1shl) obe} · P;u's Aunt
Jemima is bad;,
"Sorry I' all, w hilt I need ts some
alcohol. I'm getting a hule Jlllcry, I
need some stufl to settle my nerves.
Name a place."Chao~ assumingly
commando;, '\\ell, \lt: mu\t con"dcr the tact~
an order to rc tch an empancal con
dU\Ion h ' Frid.l). fherc;; \ a
prcdonunnncc of reahty here.
Ilene~; 11p 11p, 11p .• .t conclude: that
the mc:dding ne~c,..aty ex"ts
lor lantuw .. "Pax dcternune!> •
.• , ou mcun ... pure drunkennl:"!>s?"
u~k { ham 'ome\\ hat treptdlv
'"Yeah, I mean purc:l) unmigrated ,
uniJIIcgcdl\ no-ir~-ands-or-but~
about-it drun~cnnc), , Drunkcnne,,,
:.o deep that )"OU reuc.h ctrcles of
... ober Otony,ian truth So lef, tr}
I ht hucet since it ' got ln:e(ly)
mu'tc. and .1 clientele bcvond the • pcnphc:nes ol cancature.
•,HJlt.'RIISt: Mt:NT· (m
/o~ \'UIII' that hrouxht you th~
"&lei" r ummc•roul:~: "Tfl'
llultl .. : ) .. ,., I rhe F auc:ct 01
• .tnd a pull ol Canndhln Club blended
\cutch \\ hts..,C)' \\htch '" conv•entl)
h1ddtn ~o a:o. to Ioree ( hno" to walK
... orne\\ hat like Chc .. ter on
Gun .. mol..e
1 here\ ,, ph:•"anl ovc.rkill ol
O.l>."d gyrauon\, c.hurnmg the
d<mcc flour wuh very umtcnttonally
)} nctlp,lled -.tep'. 1 htrc: ' o1 le\\
l ooncy-funcr:. here: jU\t hkc Chuo~.
Pux, Brabec, and 'adnrca.
look·allke c:ont~l
For the most purtt he guy11 all look
hke the) 're audlltonmg lor a Tom
Jone:) or Rell. Reed apparel look
alike contest, whale the gtrls are
nashing their bnght yellow, or
orange or red da)-glo patnted on
clothe~ wherever the)' plnMcally can:
.. Oh I om. you dunce so well ..
Some coquette gawk\, then lund
<1 quu:..._ wdl pluced htcke) on h•~
bulgan~l} '''" 1\\ o loot \\Ide mu .. cle
bound neck 1 he} both \llllh he
bccau ~>~: lll ht\ muscle' and sh~:
hc:c:au~c ol her d.t) ·glo -.ktn wc.tr •
plo\\ through the ctowd' ot un·
duluting bodac' bucJ.; In thetr beer
drenched table:
Me tnwhtlc. the tour .. omc hli\C
'eltlcd lhem,cl\c~ ntll.l to the dance
noor. An hour Iuter I he cotch·
w h•:\"'e' hu been con'lurned b\ mtx· -mg at with the beer -"'kind ol hkc: 11
bourbon .tnd \\ater". chortle'
Urabec:,
An aid to knowing 'Adam' 11111 on thr ~II &•tJ\Wf<m·
HJ/f:,dul~ llt[llrwa\ '.
lilclt '' l'r/.. 11 Jra., mort•
t'llc'r~ )-.t•ll .. l"lllc UttlpUI'f, that
urt guarc'ltlt'c d no mol/c'l' bocJ ••
It '' tuh, H ruh. utub, Ilk··
tlrm11011d~ of tim hru.\hf'\, then
rc Cllill (Ill 171 Ltggy Cocfic:ld plu)' • ''"h\lllc
( ah thctr complete reportmre ol
C& W. Countn Wcl!tlcrn tuns h.t\c • re.tched t h~ pannacle ol I hony!>tun
Jim Kershner
StaJf writer
l)eclanng 11 maJor ts a genuine
p+ttn
And once you decade. you've got
to tellnllof) ·our rdati\'Cli, ~well. I'm
ITUijoring in Enghsh."
llu:n they -wtll g~ve you u lortured
loo~ and taD), .. Hut what can you do
'AIIh II?"
So, mostatudentJ just ~1ut until the
~~tC:I') WI mtnute to declare thell
fruiJOr. It a~'Oids &uch emb:uranrng
qUCilton, ,
Untonunalcl) th11 •> tern h1111
been lno~n to cauroe ~•de~pread
h) tcnn nmongum ora v. ho dt~O\•er
lhe't need 1 wu more: lerm' ol :slgebt'll
or tool1c-tool•e danctng to I ulrill
lht:lf sraduallon requirement . l"hey
hne tu take an overload of wola:tc· took1e dancing to ubtatn a Uachc:Jor
Ol (~onto depre
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I he lltan ol luc.ult )~li OfJtce hu~
tnJtrtutcd n ne~ pro~rum for dccl.u
ang t1 maJnr. hb purpu s~ •• 10 en
cuur.a~ 1 udentt. to plun the: If c:duca·
110n rnorc: wtrelull\ "We've luund • that Student• who hu \c devc:I<Jpt:d an
ucadcmac plan fm 1 hernKI\ es hu \'C:
found lheir educatwn to be th.ll
much more me-.tning!ul," ~ouid IJ,J\ td
Savage:, Auoc•atc: Dean ol l•uc:uhy
At the end olthe sophomore )C::If,
•tudcntli ~ohould h:ne an tdc:t ol v.hot
theu maJor ~•II be, und 11nrt to pi.Jn
the rcmammg year• uccordmgly . the
new&) tern culb lor the: plonrung ul n
miiJ(Ir tUd) program lor a list udentr; • at the end ol 1 hetr &ophurnorc year
l'hc:orc:l•atll), lin& plan wttl abo enable: the: Ocp • .utmenl to develop il
mon: accurate hM of 11 .. maJor:..
PrC",ently man)" de pan menh hu \ie
maJor, whom the) don't know from
\dam l"hc: plan w11l "'help the:
Department to communac.tlc: more
dfetll\ ely with the: maJor, " I ppcr
class advr&ing wall become murc:
tmportanl , .ad\'it.ang won't JU~I be a
gu) telling you to m.tM: sure to leilYC:
o .. pa\.c for lunchtime:
lmport•nt \;han~tt
r he nev. maJor dcclarallon plan is an
amportant chantzc in I e·, ac:tdem1c
:.)6tem. ~ophomorc:i, do not thro~
away the: memo whtch wall oon be
arll\'108 in yuur matl box. Juruurs,
you have probabl) ulrcndy thrown
your• .aw.ty. but jO <~nd ce your
advisor or department c:huumun
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<iara"cnte ''ill pre,ent h" 'hde' and
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Cl,Co .\lime l roupc bnm to Brecht':.
Tltt' \futht'r the e"'penencc of more
than a dec:-.tdc or pohtlc:JI thc.ttcr.
1 hc pia) dc:ab \\ tth a prc-
rc\ olutrunnr) R u ian ""orler's
mother ,1, ~he IS dra~o~. n mto the
B(lhhc' 1L mo~mcnt
l:ie-.t Chcs,cd •.• at 0\I~J.
aud1tonum the "mncr ... ol ,c;hool
ami n::g~on.ll •ctlmpcttuons '>\til
knuckle: d~"' n lo lind a 'late ~ham
pion lor Oregon hlntorl o~o~. thru
'und.n Both
Forreign
and
Don1estick
In Mcmonam ..
On March I:S. the Ocpanment of
f·uresgn l.anguago and Literature
lo 1 rt former ch.:urman, L)r <ieorge
J Smcl.ur ""ho had been conductmg
the college' Junaor Year Prognam rn
Munach. lJunng the eleven yc:ars of
nr Smdair ~CfiiiCC wuh l...cwts and
Curl the Department or fore1gn
l..ungu .. gcs has undergone a gr~t
de ... I llf change. from u three-member
dcp<trtmcnt at e~ohcd mto one of the:
muJor Jepartmtnu of the cCtllege
Dr Stndi.ur \\,lS a\\urded live
tc:dcrull~ funded l.tnguage summer
m~tttuto, one domc ~uc. tn f rene h.
and lour o1rc:~ea' tn vcrman. ~hrch
he C<.lnductcd 10 Mumch fhese
progrums drc~o~. hom 60 to xo par
IICtp;tnt.S from all o'er the na&ton nnd
C..'i~blll hed Lc" as and Clarl"s
rcpuUauon 111 the field of forc1gn
languages .
Dunng the last three years Dr.
Srnclatr" efforu had been dtrectcd
to IOilUJI1ng the Jumor Year
Pro~m in Munich \\h1ch as no~o~. 1n
1ts second ye<Jr ot opcruuon
rhe \\rller ofthesc hnes lost a de.:Jr
lnend 10 George snclatr: a man of
dyn.1m1c char-.tcter ""hose unger "as
quJck to nsc but \\ho was unable to
bear ;.t ~rud~e longer than n mmute
H1~ "idc--wng~ng knowledge of
fon:tgn langua~es and countries. ha
CXJ)i:rtcnce as u "mer and lormerly
oi'ISOCiuted \\11 h the lilm IOdU~lr) and
ha.s i.idmlntstmtive cap.tbduacs madl.'
hrs profes~1onaJ and per onal ndvr~
mo~t \'aluable
When he ~o~.cnt 1nto the ho,patnl'"
order to undergo abdorrunal sur
gt:r~. nobodye:,~tcd that he \\Ould
lea\e u 11'-e da) later I rom am1dst a
hie I uU ol act1" II) and plans. I hs
mcmor) is cned best ifwecontmue
hL "ork \\here he '11.'3S lorcc:d to
tntcrrupt 11 desptte our orro'll.
o'er has 'udden dcpanurc.
Klau,) Engtlhardt
CIOJJifled
Ad/
Futurt.: CPA's Learn Ho..-. 10 Prepare for lhe CP E>.Jm
BECKER CPA REVIEW COURSE
C.JII collect 503-22.3-3.384 I April J H, 1914 t•hmrer l.o,
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The President speaks
t·cllo\\ :.tuth:nh,
Inc purpo'e uf thl' tcuc:r 1, a
combm:Haon ,,( feclin8', obliBatlon:. ,
and m) pc~onal dnl:ltion' tO )OU,
,,hu.:h ga\'t' me the anecntl\c to \Hile
thb leuer an the hum ol a repun, to
gave ~''u the C(lmmcnt'- l hn'e nltc:r
SlUing an m) '"'luted, he.1tle,, ol·
f,~ I uncc o e.'lgerh 'ought, nnd to,
h:u't' omc ,,f m} thoughh in
r't'&llhh to the po~l!tfite future of\\ hat
the:\ I 1 he: "' udent Gt.l\ '( rnment • • 1n hort \'II <.
lltHinh are\llltble that the future
or \SL •~ ch;angan~ . and the future
student government\ must change to
keep abrc,t~t ol the 'chool ,\t thi!'
t1me, ''e r~ll) don't L:no" ''hat the
purpose ,,I l (' "111 contain
U o\\ e\l:r. ll mu't be un
der to"d.Chat tl the ')tudent ~o,crn·
rnent \tl I e"' ~nd llur ~ a:. to ha\ e
nn\ me.amnt: to the 'tudenb tn the
ncar future, 11 mu't a\ a. ''hole·
con.1der th rem ark\ whi~<h IOIItl\~.
lntrllecrual po\\tr
~ant , "'" \Sl(.l Go"·rnment
ex•''" be<::Ju~c a group ofindiYidual:.
reel II l:. n~~~r~ 10 create .tn organ
to whaeh the\ surrender a mea.,urt"
ol thear autonom) in order to
och1e\e a common 'ct ol goah
Second, \\hcther )OU hl..e u or not,
the ~tudent as dalfercnuatc:d from the
~~ ul OC:let) b\ ht' d~lr't' to
de\'elop his mtellu,tual power;
through 11 formal cou~ of tn~truc
llon. l'he deHlopement ,,r 1ntellec·
tual power '' \\hat I "ould con,ader
the mo 1 central goal of the rolle~e
~>tudent In order to achieve such
goals. certain prerequhiles mu!>l be
obtutncd lrom soc1el\ •• md th1~ need •
CllUsa tudent' to organt.Z.C student
go,ernment to act 10 thetr behutl
nd 11 lS also thi~o rc:ar.on, "h)
student gO\ernment ~an organ" all
JUS I bellS n ne<:Ci,ll) a'" hen she wns
ltrM cn:ated ~~~ long ago.
t)ne 01 the marn problem:. \\C ba\e
here a1 l.cwas and Clurl.:, or perhaps
the ~J)mptoms of all student
govemmenlS, \\ould ~c:cm to be an
U\'Crlo:td uf rcspon ·1b1ltt) on the
ahouldcn ttl too fe\\ student leaders.
01 course rc:altsttcnlly llpe:Jling. a
ccrtnm degree of thLS IS anevnable .
but the ,, udena go,ernmenu \lt hich
c:an uUh1.e the rollccta'e leadershap
wlll come closer to aehte\1ng her
goab uccc-.ulully . l'he concept of
collectt\'c lc:adc:ahap must be m
troduced onto thas campus ol ours,
and mo 1 important. at mu~a be
uudcn.tood and rc.th.zed. In sample
terms, elfc:cttve ra.ponstbtltt} means
thnt )OU lin.t ltnd the people who
ha\e the lime fl•r the Job. Th" mt{lht
mean }OU penu 2 hours an danang
rot\mi, 10 tr:ul ruoms, I< tall.. to
them,to pacl &hem out from the
Ina», nsthc• than thear ~dang out
the pol!llron: u • at the lea!tt eAtent.
means that )OU mu~t ~tep out ol )·our
'OCUli etrclc, )OUr drmlung partners,
und )our roommates
Student upinion
Protd~nt and \'ace Pres•deol musa
hn\e no doubt of an) l;:ind an their
legat1n1Ac) ul repr~ntauon. the un
certamt) oft hear o~n posttaoru as the
mo:~t dc:itrucll\t: biolA to &he cllicaen
C} of the whole On the other hand,
repraentallonJ must i>(t: Sludcnt
go\'ernrncnt tn ab cntiret). In short.
~>U<:a:s~ul delegation calls for the
amol\-ement an pohq making
tcollc:cu\e dccu1on makmgl. The
P••rt)', rcgardlen of ha\ po~taon.
mu)l lc:cl that he " m the utle to
ma~e dect•aons (conftdcoce) and
that the people an genend arc to
foiJo~A them
l he nature ol oa reprekntat ive
JOI'Cfl,mt~nl la~ OWl)' forms. The
to tha,pmper .nqtion of
tenllilton hoW!Mr, .. C11..'8 ..
the DAIIW &&Kif. Tbe ~
'~ ifcrld or aound rcpraemation, it
~ervin& of the best intttesta of the
aluckntt. Butthitdocs not necusari
ly ~uirc as a pnmary Cundion, the
fq)rCKntauvcs actin& as a toundina
board ror the ltudtnu' opinioru.
ScnlinJatudent demands, u iu fint
critena, antelliaent and independable • I
value JUdgrml'nt\ 'ueh dcmrmd\, ol
CtlUr,c, dl'nMnd ''ron~ l on~tdera
tion ul ,tuc.lcm opmaun ~tudent
OJ'IOIOn, In \UmC Cll\t'\ nla~ be
rcl.alt\ch umlormcd or b,l\cd on
rumoN and emotu1n In uth~r c.J'e~
l>audent optntOI\ I tlf·IIHmed, tt
ma~ be n«c:s,an tu tttl.:c:" an un·
popular ,t,md, hut one '' hu:h 1s be:''
m the long run I ht' o~:ctt,mnul
"'lltngne , Ill pur.a1e the unpopular
course '' pcrh.tp a ~tHid tc,t of
le.Jdcr~hap and the degree ol the
leader· personal de' otion to the
"tudcnts.
I i,cal fru\lration ...
Oltc:n ume~ . I hear 'tudc:nts reler
• o\ '\I l 1'> 1 tmancmg organatatllln
\\I ( \enate '' i.lmng not hang
more than dl\htng l'IUI munc) ." It
could be \er} \~c:ll the truth at 11\
l,t\;C: ,,,lue. llo\\c\Cl. \\hat"' 'hould
pa) UtleOtiOil tO I\ tht !"OitnllaltiiC\
ol tha' c '''tins II amt od \\1 c ...
Ju,lt.llt.ttlon lor,ludentgmcrnmcnt
ha' mg complete n:"pon-.thlhl\ ' lor
at:. fin.tncc t.tke, mam dallercnt • lorm ... Gencrnll\, there ure t\\ o. 1 he • • IS
m11m.·~ It 1'-.J ne\\ e\.pcraentc Wt
d"n't l..no\\ hu\\ '' mit)' turn out to
he R·athcr wc:'ll M.'C the rc-\ulh h\
nc\.t \car
I urn to ,omc ol th,· more im·
medmtc problem' \\e h:nc hen: on
C'llmpu,. F1r~t rule-. lrom the top
hu'e m.ade 11 'hfl1tult to male tht'
c"cn~~ lll ,\ '' l c'\pand.able ; ohen I
cc nt\ leiiO\\ -.tudcnt ol Ilea~ huld
latul a'ttuudc~ • .. " h.at \\C: than I.. j, not
imrortant if the man on top c.loe .. n't
ht.;c ••. -r r.anl..h. I, too •• II tunc' led -the 'a me: \\ h\ ".a .. te the energy alai'
R1tk McKannon ht!>t, "hich '' rather ob' iou"> • he
"ho controb the pu~c .. trinJ' ton·
trois the organ.lll.llllon Se.;ondl~
the opportunat~ that student gO\t'rn
ment ollc~ to 115 members ex·
p<nence "ith llnancial matter, is
mu"m,zing the ftnnnciul
educauoMI 'alue ol 'tudent go\ern
mcnt partac•p.auon nnt lea,able'' 1 hercfore, tn)tcad of
8" ing·ll up, tt 1, m~ hope th,ll the
incommg olltccr:. will t.al.:c tht' '''ur
~cnou~l). dan f) \\ h-.:re the \IUdenh'
rw'llllm an:. H:l\c ltl concrete un
der,tandang ol the tnter
rclauon,hap' between admmtstru·
uon .uHJ :.I udent go\crn ment I don't
bcltc' t 10 hmt1ht'. but tl ho,tilc
:u:taon '' the onl\ allernulavc:: 11
,huuld be t.1l..en without he-.atutaon
Comprom1-.e.., ~..tn onl} be latal al
tu I.. en l;)t udent repre,cnt.ll 1\·e., I rom
varaou., functmnul commu lee:. mu't
be cun:full} choo,cn I urge the ln·
comang pre:.idcnt will ,je,, thi,,l., tht
paramount amponancc . Mo:'>l of tht
admini-.tration., deci,ion' <tre deri\·
cd lrtlm thi' ~~~\el ol bureacnlC\ • \tudenl reprc-.cntation mw.t b<
rt..'Jlon,ible lor the fullattc:.ndancc ol
all meeting-. The mo\1 amportunt ,
the rcprt'!lentati\co, mu:.t be well an
formed ol thear matertuh : t hi\,
u,ualh can onh be through the
"oopcrauon from o.~dmtnistrotton < onnlc (.oldman a' Clairt rea\.\Ure' her older ,l,ler Mllrla < orl\on &.\
"olunge in Tht' \folds. one or thrct one-act pia)'> bting pre\ented ol Fir
\crt\ 1 htalrc nc't Monda) throu2h llturda), \pril 22-27 Curtain time h
R·OO p m l e" • ., 11nd Clark 'tudento, are admltltd frte I' or rl.'\er' a hom call
the i'lr \ere-. l htatre bo" office, e'teno;ion 10S
Fatal attlludt\
,\t thl' pomt, I hope it j, clear
''here m\ empha,l!> Itt) delcguuon
of rc ... pon!itbiht). reprc~entauon and
mdepcndent llnanctn~ 1 hroughout
m\' aerm "' Presadent I de,ircd I R H ( '' ~cemingh become
trongcr \ l C mu~t HI lo;e I R II l Maids, animals, whores
congregate in Fir Acres
.
hea' ilv on thc::...e. 1:-1"1 collecll\llcd • kader,hip the nt\\ lormatton ol
E'ecuuvc: C ounc1l \UI\ thal> pur
pt>,c. l he ~:ouncal '" compo-.ed ul 12
member~ \ ... rdc lrom the members
'"ho \\ere delegated through the
Constitution, I .tdded two campU!>
rcpre ... ntatm: (\\ ho the 1n dorm!\),
and t\\o off-campu~ rc:prc.·,entuthes .
Aho I tn\lted a• .lS>Istant, b) o
domg, I ho~d it "illlunct1on beuer.
Un the other lnc:J.;, I attempted to
nllo" ma" tum .Jutonom\ to other •
campu~ opernuon' ~uth .t ~or·A.
Bastro, Mo\le Sen~<:.. ctt In term:.
of rep~entluion . I lound it to be a
rather ab truct tnsL: to prusue, the:
onl) th1n~ thrat could be Im
plemented ~A Us to commumcute "ath
the .)IUdenas, I round t\ ea-.telil Jimply
to wl~ to 5tudcnt!O on u pc,.....onal
ba)Ui. L..astl), ~o~ue taon ol hnuncc
!'ienator John I a) lor l.allllerm propo
toed to Senutc 10 '"reg~Jrd~> to the
qUC\IIOn.lares t)·pc ul inve llgUIIOn.
The purpo"e of thh que)ltaonuarc \\a!l
to tlilther the true h:ehnt' ol the
:.tudcnb an ho" to spend .tudent ' under "' \\ tng.\. I R H C e<ln "" e
man) :.igmficant \alue .. to 1\ l (.
l-orthcoming purpo'it
I here are hundred' more 1\liUe'
nc::eded to be elaborated on, at 1!1 not
m\ mtentaon to prc.,enttt here Whut
I am suyang here. howc\er I\ to urge,
hclorc the clccuon, th•u all C<tn·
didutes should tal\c the oUice which
the) .ue ~ccktng 'craou,lv !lave:"
concrete plan~ before they come into
the office. Ha"c thorough un
dcr~tandings or where \~l ( \liJild ..
and where the} .. tand
I he I uturc of tudent go,ernment
ut l.cwa ~ and CJ:ut.; College i~ depen
dent upon the rorthcomang purpo'e
ol the college. lto\\e\er , .. tudelll
go,ernment here mu't he ccn.un
thut ,\Sl C too, "ill contribute "'
expre saon in the proccs" ol change
It 1s only through devotion . loyalty
.and dedicution that we can mul..e our
onl\ go\ernment ( 1\ S I (') to
pro,ptr to bloom, and to open up,,
whole new educa11onul expcnence to
the: student bod) of Lew a .... md ( lurk
')anccrcly
flet.:r 0 Chang
ASLC Pre..tdent • An l venang of <..ontcmporal')
1 he<ttrl .. bring' to t"1r A en:!'-' ~tagc a
'crac:.. of thr""' one act piny~> ''The
\\>hue Whor~o and the Btt Player,"
"l he Ma1ds" and· •\ntmal" wall pl;a~
Monda~ · through Suturday (urlaan
tame 1s 8 00 p m
The \\ hllc Whore and the Bit
Pl.ayer" by I om L vc:n 1:. about a
\\Onliln dunng her ~~~ruggle'> wuh her
c:arec r and her:.clf. Her carlv year:.
\\Crt .. pent in u con\cnt her Iuter
\'car' a' an .actre'' First an un· •
ucc:~.\lul bit plaver 'he ~A<.Ilt remade
anto a "e' 11~mbol of the canem.t
\~orld.
I he play concern' u~cll "ith 1 he
ten M.:c.:ond' bet ween when ~>he com-
mil 'uactde and her eventual death.
I he pia) 1' .1 pa:.au;hc of Cln!>hes that
• .t ppe.u an clc..~r 'ic\\ ol death and 1 he
mcv1tablt ~truggle (once ~he reaiJles
~he wall d1c) to ltve
In Je.m venet', 'I he Ma1d~o."u~oe'
ol ceremony utt IOCitnlutaon to create
a dtet} or u devalt~ e).plored. At the:
\ilml! lllttc uencl lore~ hi\ JUdu~nce
to t<akc: .1 morhad antcrt:'>t ~ the
Now acception applications for Community
Volunteers for projects starting in June.
Lewis & Clark University Year for Action combines
community action with contemporary academic
studies.
Talk to: Jack Hart-English Dept., Vern Jones-Ed. Dept.,
Or drop by Stewart Hall Room 54 and see Jill Nichols, Nick Barnett
or Pete Freedman. U Y A office ext. 442
• tangled cmulloM of ht:. charactcf't
We arc voyeur~~ at the trun~lor·
mullon~> of l hure nnd Solange, not
merely spectator' T hU\ ucnet
achteve,, an part lm purpo\e of
dtmonstratang to the I.Jw abtdang
\\orld thai ahe wm:ern-:. and prcot·
cupatlon ... lor whach he \lund\ con·
jjcmnc;J Jrc the concern' and tht
prco~cupallon~ ol the h:m and order
peoplt ... , '"'ell
I he role ol the mother ~~~ un·
) iehJing protector of her young n
re ... er,cd "Other lla1ley\ • Ammar
\\llh the mother dcptcted as
pred • .llor On one It vel the pia) •~ Jn
elaborate bu1ld-up to u aghtgug On
a more 'c:raou' le\el 11 prc~c:n t' th,·
d.JUghter a\ a lurtrvc hunted
creature 'eeking rclugc an n treetop
tr~·tng to e\capc the mother .1 be.ut
ol prey ~talking ruther 1 han prote~
ung her
f-or re~ervauons and llckct tnlor··
mutton cull I 1r Acre\ fhcatre bo~
olrtcc Please note the\e produt·
11on' ure ~ugge\lcd h>l matuf'(
aud1cnce'
•
~ ·
Think
l Big. April 18,
Ba:
bal
Circ2 Jlornt
ranked no.tiC
11\tr JO
Ba
:
NCun'a'tllt
~~that \\ '"' ga
the "c.Jlher
b3\ e ~en inc
cl 1 he t hrcc
co.ach ~lade ' J.S c:nson rc
l .. ht \\ed
through t-w c
header to 't\
game 1 he: leu
uc the game
Three wulh
alam homeru
Gol
Jus1
·we h,a\'c: ~
11e ha \!C eri
l\'1bon has. 01
lC team' an t
lhc team p
tllblll tourna
mnfcr~oncc sci
ourn.amcnt.., I
lop of the cor
I he Paone(
Hood Comn
Hood dc:o.tro ~
P.aearu; an car\
"Inc: guy-. I
the mad-to h)\1
for our hom~
ba\e been ,J
\Uot.;e, o\er p
by s;aytng he 1
!cam\ progrel
1 he te<tm
Jonc,, J,aul
Jtm I orgc:n.'o
S~an Stre-.let , .. -
" -
I
..
on
II.\
Fir
It~
call
s
:s
!e~
for·
not
:net
ol
tng
toe
on·
the
'<fer
un· . 8 IS
~ar
d6
,an
On
tht"
ted
op
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itc-
or·
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Ut:·
urc \prH IS. 1914 pa~eo 7 -
BaseballBaseballBasebaiiBaseballBase SoftballSo t
ballBaseballBasebaiiBa sebaiiBaseballB bal!Softball
..
l.tt g II orner I ( \ top bu,cbMI hlllt>r h11' been hill inf well cnou~h tc> be
ranl.t•d natuuualh I rom hi' lcud of pu,ltmn Horner hsa' brcm htllinJt "'ttl
11\l.'f 40
Do) \'un llornt>
Shiff v. rater
"CIIn'>l~lllnC} 111 .til c.lep.trtmt'nts ts
1\h,ll \\Ins g;tmcs 111 b;l'ch.tll, Due to
rhc \\C.tthcr and other lactoh, we:
h<I\C' hccn inconshtant in at lea,, one:
or th~ three .trea,," I C ' bu,c:ball
etlolch M td.:c) H cr gcrt explained 1 he
l.li ~Cil \llll reCOil] ,
\\ ork It out
I ·•~• \\eck the ~~u.td :.uttered
thrnugh t \\ o to\~~ 111 n duuble
header to Wtllamellc . In the ltr~ot
pmc, the tc:tm came I rom behind to
11c thl· game an the ~•~th innanp
Three wulh lollowc:d by a grand
tlam homerun hv WiJJnmcttc in the bullum ,,1 the 5t;(th cancelled I C:.
ellorts.l he Bcarc.u.o. \\ un ll)..6, Of
the ten run cor"'<! h) Willm.utc,
fl\'c \\Cre runncr~o \\hO h.HJ '~nlked .
In the ... c:cond gam.:. I.C gnvc up
1hn:c uncurnoo run~> 111 11 S-2 lo)' to
the Hc.trcah In both game the hil·
ling had hccn dfcctt\1' "hilc: cuher
the p11ch1ng ol the fielding had
hrnlcn do\\ n
Puchtng ha• hecn n m.un concern
of the !>tJU.uJ. f he pit ehcrs h.tVC: been
• gn mg up ~'vcr SC\Cn runs a gitmc
\\htk the team otlcmt\d) h.t been
l'lcormg only lour run., ,, game.
I he weather ha~ been a h.tctor as
the tcum 1' lor~cd 11\\tdc lor pracuce.
Golfers going great
Just puttin' around
Bu) \an Horne
Storr \\ ritcr
~we h.l\c: won e1•ery tournament
1c hCt\C entered Coach fo'red
\\'tl,un hu~ one ol the le\\ wmning
LC lc.•m' •n hh golf :.quud
llte teltm plit) s .1 group ol round
robtn tournament::. .1gainst other
ronlercm:" 'c;hools 1\fter ltvt 'uch
tourn.tmcnh the l C squud 1'-\II II on
lop ul the conlcrcncc ~tnndm~
I he Ptoncer' ul'io delcatcd 'vtt.
Hood lommumty C.ullcse Mt.
llood dc\troyed Wtllamelle land
PAttltc 111 ~an ler match~
"I he gu)' ha'e been ~hooting in
the m1d-to lo\\ 70\ con\I'Uantlv . Par •
for our home cour'c i~ 71 ~o the)
ha\c bcen :.hooting a couple ol
lllokt, o\•er par. Wit..on connnucd
b)' \Uytng. he 1\ .. very ptea .. ed Wllh the
lt.tm\ progrc\\ so lar ··
lhc tt:clm hU'> one frc:Shm,IO, Jtfl
lone'> Paul l'oelson. BtU Smcthu r~t.
ltm r orgeni'lon. Scoll Cramer. und
Sun 'lrc,Jc:t round out the tc..1m )\
J,.l
Cioll '" a game "'here OJ per~ on can
de' clop~ hi-. VOC'dbul..tr) to 11!. lullc't
c\lent
I he LC gtllf le<tm hu' bcc:n con·
centrullnJ! more: on thctr lirst :.h
mutche-. Coach bed \\ thon "us
pleased \Hth l'~cr)onc 'hooting in
the mid-to lo" 70' . Wc: have been
t:ctting good 'olid rounih ol golf"
f,ilf ltlf the \.OUI':'Ie I~ 71.
~e'\.t week the team "''' c:ls to
l utumu to partictpatc 1n the ''xth
lt.tgue tournumem
Portland's Original
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA BtUt Plzze
m town
Great Italian
food
Opf!n 11/1 I 10 m-th
~ um frr: 'l .10 ~~
3606 SW BAABUA BLVD
It"'' th~n 5 mmutt'.i ltom r..-mpu, 223-6895 J Intramural Interesting Intramural
I he lcwlll and lnrk uuramuml
progrnm ha~n't flopped ns fur
sofch.tlll concerned! S1gn-up sheets
were hc~ndcd out la:.t ~ed:, and
todn) '-' the lnM dl'l) for c:ntcrmg a
team So 11 loola hkc: oach Phil
I h~au ond Iron Man r oby Dnmc:ls
wall hn\e rhc: opportumt)' to spur
thctr Bump and Runners on 10 C:\tn
greater glory un the 1wftb.Jll field
I he antmmural 'hamp•onshap
c:ould go lo .mother te.tm however. a(
the Rump and Runner& don't score
enough romts by fim1hmg htgh m
the softball standangs 1 cams wnh a
good !ihot at the c:ro~n 1ncludc:
rrool.:e, S P E · and the 'ight 0\\ I
Hummers, and mn)'bc a lc:~ more
G.tmcs ~hould begin flllrly soon,
as the lo~er field i-' 10 prell) fuir
hupc: ttght no't\ Eu'h team \\til
provtdc: an umptrc: lor lhear games,
und oflltlal ~lcw.-pnch sc•ftball ruleJ "•II be follo"'ed rust p1tch arustt>
\\ on't rule the game then, each wtll
ha\e to have a very large arc on tl
"'olun Sh15hllo
rnlor pitcher l>alr Oaw .... hac~m~ a pop n, aptn"l Por1Jand t nhcnlt),
Helped lht rlont•er' poo;t Puc1fic I utherun 6-1, 8-7 and pbl \\ h1trnan JI).J
hht Wt>ekrnd Look out tor I he dark-hone an
dldatc: ror softball t.tardom. the
tnh:nt-lnden SAKASh1ttcr , and oh
)'c::i. no beer dnnlang as allowed
durmg the games Should be a
hc:lluvu ~:.son.
I here m.t)o oe n gap tll 1010 14 da}
bct\\ecn g.tme~; be~;.tusc oi the ram
I here nt.t) .tl o be lour gnmcs 111 t\\O
da)'· ol ll chccJulc:d g.1mc:s. the LC
M{Uad h:uo hut.l etght r.uned out
Three of tho~c ruinout have bc:cn
made up.
,\r, the we,tlhcr becvm~ more
conwilant .tnd as the season
progrcs~c:>. so w11l Hergert'., c:luh
For the session starUnr July, 1974,
Euromed ••II assist quJIIfied Amer·
lcotn students In raanlnc ad~n lssion
to reeocniud onrseu medial
sehools
And tllat's just lht lleainnlnr .
Slnct lilt ''"'"''' blrtltl CCIIlhhal u
lilt PlfDOn4trlll d•lrtCUII) Ill $11Ctttd·
•nc 11 1 lo•••an nllool, tne (utOI'I~G
ptotr•m 1110 1ncludu 1n lntenm·t
12·l6 Wllll l'lldlUI lftcf COIIYtf$41 •
t1o1111 lanau•a• courn, mtlldatory lor
aU JIUdtnU llvt I!OuU dillY, S diJ"
per "'lllr. lll•l6 .... ~~~ tilt COUtM It
atvtn ill 1111 country wl>ert lilt sii!Otnt
Wtll tlltlld tntdtCII KIIOOI,
In acldti•OII, (uromtd Drowhfu stv·
dtllll ,.,111 1 12·16 wulr. lntutive cvl·
tur11 otltnllhon prccum, ••Ill Al!ltr·
tcll'l atudtllll now tluclrtna mtdtellll
Ill IIIII l"ttiCUIIf ccwntry Unttftl U
COIIMtlo~ .
Stn1or or &flfUitt al•flllh ctrrrnU,
enrolled '" an AlltriCin •nlnflity .,,
ell&"'' tt JJrtlci,llt In tilt hro•H
.lftlfJIII
For lppllc•uon and turth~r
tnlormat1 on. phone toll 11ee
(800) 645-1234
tn New Yorlf State phone:
(516) 746-2380
or wrat~ .
Euromed, Ltd.
t10 Old CIUIIIIJ • .,,
Mlnttll. If Y. 11501 a few
men.
$100 for each month of the school year. Its like a
$900 annual scholarship . If you qualify. you can
earn it as a member of the Marine Corps· Platoon
Leaders Cl~s .
You 11 also be earning a Marine officers com
mt~ston through PLC summer training at
Quanhco. Virginia
Talk to the Marine officer who visits your
campus
On Campus
23 April 197 4
10 am to 2 pm
Templeton College Center
Office At:
Suite 580, Pittock Block
921 SW Washington Street
Portland, Oregon 97205
?21-~16 page 8
LC women
earn new
..... r jail. jar tlu• fir.tt ''"" m tJu
rol/,~gl''s huron. k omm's &Jth/ttU'J
"1/1 hr und,•r til o" n ~f,•paTimrnt .
Formrrll. womtn J atlrdi'ttc' '' 11s
5mml1 wr.l.. ,~J In wuh tht P.f:.
ultlrough mrn's ath!Ntt'~ ,,·a• a
~cparatc drporlmc•JII . • ,
R.un , -l1l l'lont"er l o~
Try for ·1 r l on
\\'orl.: \\Ill begtn th1~ "P""f on 1
natur..: huu'c 111 I non t red, "lute •
P.trl.: The-lnrgc-.t mttropuhtun
nature rl!,t'~'~ is lo~;atc:d near I C',
h1\\ thonl
\ccordmg to ( rlcnn (,rcgg. dttl:t:
tM of de\elopment . I C prolc.,,nr
non Mc.k.cnliC dC\I[(ncd the
lubM.tt\lf) .. pace.
tn uddtllon to the lob, the: hou~>c wtll
,tho mclude a meettng room, da~rla\
lobb\ hbr If}. , rc.,twom,, Jnd
.. tonage 'puce
\tone\ l\1t the project b bcang
r.u.,t"\1 h) Fncnd' ol 1 rvon Creek, a
c1tllcn' commllh:c . I he group
agreed to collect the nctt,,ary I und'
tf the ,tate'' ould pro\ 1dc: a lull time
par!.; nnt urah.,t.
lllll~ far the organt7ution ha'>
obtaancd $116,000 or the needed
130,000.
FVhar's JVCIC
fhc .. c:ene "Q\ lcn'lc. '\ow. brfort' 1 o~t! l!c't o' cr/1· <' ~
l'Urtl anJ bcgm fl"JOit"lllg m thrfinof
OfUX"cJII'pu• of (t'molc• ll.h cnfHlll m
•fJ(Jrl<, a Jr.. tl11ng:s shou/J bt• <''\•
pliJtmd.
Ahuw tht' on/1 1ignijiconc. tiiiJ
c:.hcltg•' 1!1'0,~;,., 1~ that tilt lll'H'
dt•parlnl('t'llf wr/1/unr a /1\lm.~ mtltt•
rulitogi' brochurt' "ludr "ill auur,•
mcommg freshmrn rlwt "-e do in·
J,t'il haw a ""mm".s athlt:tir It', dathcult to find a more: lor
nudublc foe tor an) outdoor 'pon
ream ( ro'\\dl'd onlool..er' blurted out
cheer,. gll-'P-"'• und eriC'\ of UllJ!UI\h
uddenh. the moehiM \Hill off
J he J!llme \\ll<t 0\er Mr' 'cui had
won Yet la~t I ue.,duy \I hen the down·
pour WU!i trongenough to embatal-'
the be.\l ol sho\\cr noalc:.,, the
\\omen' tc:nna~ teum plnyed sgam't
MarvlhUI'$1 m a hut out \1Ctorv for . . program.
Equal lutmg "rth men's athlettt'.J,.
ho" t'I'CT. dots not mt'an equal
mmtrtafl a/lorattotU . ;haluou. thi'
wumt>n':s athtt•llr hudgtl "r// bt
drtrrnunrd ••llh re:.pc•ct to tilt' rn·
'oll't'mt>lll of lis parlictpontJ.
'\aturoi/J , although the prograr-~ IS
tmpro••mg prodtgroull)' (l~nr ·'ear lis
bwlgl'l \\ lU doublt'd from tht'
prr~·iou' J rar ), ~~ omtn Ira'-~ \ c."t tO the Pioneers
The \ictonou all·fre-.hman hoc·
up ~.Ls able to hold the ~chedult'd
game b.) trnrulormmg the indoor
10m mto ~licllnoored. but adequate
tc:nnas couns
Ml has 1 probnbly one ol the: mo!>t
mterotc:d group ol tennas pla)er!> _
thut ~e\c ha' ud Coach :--;cal
ahcr the match '>' look forwnrd to
h.a\·ang one ol tht' strongelot team-. in
the: :-:onhwe~l." \nd uppropnatel) enou~h. Mr\
'cal, the ne" \\omen' ('onfcrcn<'e
or lntercollej!.tate ( ompctition PH'\i•
dent had ju~t beaten thf former
\\ t I( pr~idtnt, a l.infield coach, in
• j!.Urne or electronic I COOl\ ( Tenni\
ha'> lll\\ll) been '\1f' '"I' forte).
1 ht' cheen 'pontaneou' m1.1tch
prtludcd the\\ C I( ll\\llrd~ banquet
Ia <it \\ edne<idO) night at \\ illametlt
l ( picked up the mo't certificate-.
for ~mntn~ learn\ from il'
'ollc' ball, ba,ket ball and'~ imiT'Int!
'ictorie' thi<o )Chool ) tar, and tenna'
~ICIOr) lost \pring. drmorutrott' a..t much tm'OI'-·rment a.t
tht' mt'n.
\lrJ J'rrgrmo Ntal, hrod of qcp.da) ':. match r~uhs Willameue took home the
cumuloti' e point" troph). howe' er.
a<. Lf didn't 'POrt'ior !>Uch team' a'
fleld hockc) and ROlf. Sanglh '' omtn'.1 athlt>trc •• toid, ~ \fort un·
JKirtam than hiJ\'Ifl~ a Jt'porott:
dtportmmt iJ (Jf'f"IJrrnJ!) rht liSt' oj
foalllt,•s, camp.·unt coaching un·
ifomu, t'qwpmt'lll, and mp s (on·
~rrmg tlrl' prt.sent Jtllte of tltt'lt'
wp«ts. shr. firml! ha.• no rom·
p/amu. I ando Brumder 6-0,6-0
~ Sar.1h Drill b-.\6-3
Jill 'vicCanhv b-2,6-J • Double
Debbat 'Solam, Kathy Chmtofl 8~
2 '>'ned\ f'nedlander, Elit.abeth
Ho\\Urd (~in b\ dcf.lUit) While athletes were chll\int the
lo<>l crumb~ of their chocolate pie\,
I C tracl. coach Melh~a Mc:Bratnt)
\lirred a fe~ 'iOUI' b) delivering a
brier farewell )peeeh to Marvlhur.t
llthleth who\e 'chool i folding.
•
There's no easy way for Charlie Nelson to become Dr. Nelson.
But there Is a WDf to ma~e ol somewhat eb~ r
Out ~. Trn: Armed Forc!:!S Hebllh Professions
Scholar$hip Proaram 11 won 1 sollen tne csemllnCI'
ot your professors, or ltiosc you ma!<.e uPGO your&ell
-but It nus~ ltec you I rom 1~ ltnanc•al Problem~
whiCh, under~ndebly, can put a cnmp In your
concentration
. II you quahfy. OUt scho!Jrfohlp PfO&tam wtll CO\it.lt
ttw! cast$ ol your medotal educ:attOn. More, you'll
rec. ~e 11 £OOd monthly allowance all througn ~ut
~long.
But wt\!11 happens alter you #Jraduale?
Then, M a health care ofhecr 1n the mlht.lry
branCh of vour ~e vw ~ter a profeco..s~onal
ertVJI'OI"imCflt t!\111 •s challengmg. 10ttmula11nv. and Qll11.tylng. ·
Ao envoronmcnt ~tt•ch l<eeps you .n cantact wtth
PfllthaJIIf all modacal ~pecaalt•l'!!l Whlch Rivet you
the tame to observe and lebrn before 701.1 d~tdt! on
your specuslty Whldl IT\bf pr~'ftl the opportunaty
to tra n In toat speclalt_y And to practlc:e It
YO\I may also hnd r:omc of the mo5t ao~nccel
mCOtc:al c:h•~ ·fmcnts happenang r•eht where you
work W.e at the Br~ Army MCCJacal Center In
San Antorno, Te4't!i, lorlg noted tor tt5 Burn Treat
mem Ct.!ntcr. Or the home of flight MCGlc:lnc, tn
l.tm~ Aerospace ,loooc:al DIViSion, &I~ If) Sl!n Anloruo Or tn Nahonal Na .. at Mfldtc.al Center tn
BI!'Uletd.t , ~ry1and, rCCQgoozed v.-orldwode lor tiS
work on Mcdacal R~arch
And of ~'OU'vc read this far, you ma)' be onterested
tn 11\e dr:latls Just :;end tn tho coupon and v.e'll
supply them
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IXO!e.ATID tO ~WICJ"( AAO 1H( PfDftl:r V.i<O f'JIACYIO 11 0
• April I H, 1974
•
I I •
•
D1.1 ve 1\ 1urph) fire' unothcr one 0' tr the nrt Murph) and Brite Do~ ker won
bolh their duubles matchc' in the home competition la'lt \\Cckend .
'_Ponents • swzng
underhanded blows
Tom \ndcr<,on
Senff wnttr
I C\\ 1' and Clurk·~ \Ur~il) tc:nni'
tc:am returned lrom the College
Idaho JU'I an time to face three
dallcrcnt orponeot'> la .. t wee!.. After
1 heu cxcttmg rtde back I rom
Caldv .. dl \\tth coach [,,an' at the
wheel the llrrtc Bowkcr-led \lrokcr
lu~oc:d "uccc\111\ ely Norrhwc st
~unan:nc \]O]C), and the l. of
l,ortland
1 hc-hee -.wangang Ptoncer' came
,t\\01)' lrom 11 .111 wuh JU'it one team
\\10 thilt ;tg.lln)>l \iorth\\e!>l
'-at.trcnc, (not exactly a
po"'crhou~e a' far a., tcnnil> goes).
I ht onl} pla)er' I hat dad not:.\\ec:p
both thctr ,inglt'!> and double'
mutchc' again\t I\ 110 C were
roo I. ie: ...,coli Roan tree and ~colt
Do" ker i'> bright
~c:naor Brttc Bowker was un
ddc<1ted 1n h1~ J ,Ingle., and 3
double!> mutdlt!> Ke\ln M. Chang
olnd BUll\ \\to dtd not fare so well
Bu11y d1d not compete aguanM
North\\c~t 'llutarene and wa~ 0-4 for
th~: \\cck, whalt Kevm M. had ha~
only lwo vtctoncs over the
~nturc:nc,
Mu .. t.lc.hiocd Dave \1urph) and
f nc Ol&on .1 3, were ranked ,c:cond
:utd thard rnto last M ondOl} ~ farst
conlcrcncc match. So the tenm:.
tc.1m h1u been huving II!> trouble~
and thi, wed: they 'tun phJ\'108 lor
rc.1l
THE PADDOCK SHOP
I ven'tltmg for
hor~£' and rider
16122 s. w. Boones Ferry
Lake Oswego
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URSfS 8[01tl JUNf. Itt. Dt:C . ' ... zt s an
organized
racquet
I he vor~uy te;nna~ tcurn llnutly
had .1 couple of millChcs I hut weren't
r.uncd out tha' past weekend, bul
the) JUst happened to be agumst two
of the1r toughc..t 'llorthwc\t (on·
rcrc:ncc opponenh
Pi1CIIIt Lutheran and Whuman
c;amc to lo~ n \ut urday deft"ated
1 C. 7 matche~ 10 2 and then crept
a\\a} -.ilcntl) into the naght Brue
Bowker and D.t\c Murphy \\On bolh
thc:1r do1!bl~ matche\ but had ~orne
trouble with tht onr:-on· one tom·
pctaunn Dii\'C lost lm mormng
'angles match and Bntc. ' undefeated
~treak wa' .. napped that :~flcrnoon
l ht Ptonecr ncttcr' were expected
to lmvt a Iough tame. .tgaam.t P.I_U.,
the defcndmg conlcrcncc ehnmp·
stonlo, und they dtd Buttlu:y thoutfhl
11 would be u clo~er mutch than 11
wa), and w~:rc undcrst.tndubl> let
down ll' thty took the C(IUrtlor I hear
uhcrnoon mutch wtth Whumun
One "orn
lt .)hould he .1 different ~tor) when
f on) Evun~· .. quad tr.t\ch to What·
man Iuter tn the ~cu,on. I hc:re the' • won't be compcungan I hear thtrd and
fourth rmatchc5 of the dll} when the
lucc the \\ arrior. ol Wh1tman . ll1c)
\\ill ha\c JUst one opponent to wort)
1bou1
Mc.mwhale ,th•~ week the l'alutinc
Htll lrrcgulur' hnve lhree a\\ )
mutche• On Monda~ the-, were 111
\V 1llumc:ttc ,md <)al urduy the)
travel lo f ure~t l•rovc to tiiKC on
Pact(lc 'oundw1ched 10 hctwccn \\ai
u non -conlct\:nct mutt;h ugum~l
Ponlund Stutc l.n1verstty, ye,tc:rdu)
ullcr noon.
I ht tcnna11 te.un need" )'OUr up·
port 1\ltc:r ,,JI, the spun;c: 'row11 on
\.uurdu) alter noon couldn't hoi\'C
been tn c:nt:ouwgaog I or uur men 10
\\hitc. Come out • .ntl ~ec .1 mutch, or
.11 the H~r) lc.t~t . the conlecc:net
champtnn hap , ~hen 1 he} urc held
here .tt the cntl ol ~1.t\' . • ASLC
Pre~id
-Jol
V•ce P
•W
Treasu
David
Wesle
John~
ASLC l
· Barabr
· T1m LE
· Colby
/(s a
C.l A? F
too. who ~
rumors of
~tude nts a
vtaybe th
could be t
And you n1
~ecre t. you
and from'""
to '>ee yo~
mtlnary-inl
pll!x is this
l.ease ar
The mos
on 'file' tn
light last
retarn a sta
from an o'
didn't req
Studentts <
uon recen
Center
Some sq
procedure
involves a r
Hawley.
Which b
What SOl
revtew of ~
How cor
Student 0
lident1al
If the
commute
from a pro
to dtscuss
him (and
record)?
What abr
How ace
How far,
'chooll
What\ al
rrom 'Jol
thio; inrorm
From Or.
put
~<un
the
:ot
th('
ithl\
;Jnd
the
•gc
t•n
ent
l'lO~
:>I a
the
he
the
'Wy.
lwn,
tor'~
guy
the
1ng,
nde
n
htle
.. ent
ned
ows
ing
11ted
;>Oro
' on ding
1ying
ske)
the
'in,,
:>nl '
him
JUS I
t in
ving
Hhe
rtyf'
and
way
9 lfs your life
Rita Ballard
Staff \\ rlter •
-\rc you a ~enior worned about whether or not there " Ide alter
gruduuuon, a jumor toytng w1th the idea of gotnJl to graduate school a
)ophomorc wondcnng what tn the world you rt dosng 1n college or u
fre.1hmun completely adrtflm c\'ery tmaganoble wuy'! [f vou can .m~wer yes to
an} or all of the .1bove question~. perhap~ the Student Development Center
has .. omelhtng to ofter you
I h1 term the \tudcnl Development Center i.,s ollenng two I tie Plunning
Work., hop' d~1gned :.~1d Sue H yne J\sst,tonl Ouector o! I he SOC to "help
people who wnnt to achteve a beller sense ol direction ·• 1 he program. should
help you to d1~covcr .. ,,here: you arc now and where 1ou wan! to be.'"
1-~pion~ ) our.clf
\ onc--dn\ Ltlc Plann1ng \\'or~ 'hop w1ll bt. held on Saturday, Ma} II. The
worhhop wu' dc\cribet.l by Ms. Hynt a' "a smnll group work hop utilizing u
~ombmallon of ~ell-exploration .JOd cotrc~er plunntnf cxercis~ . It is dc~tgncd
10 open up awarc:nc~s of interc!ltS. strength~ vuiUt\ nnd hfe~tylcs , with a view
toward achieving a :.cnsc of dtrcction.'" fhe rcg1~trauon Icc h S2.50, S2.00 ol
"'hich i:-. U!lcd to pa)' lor whatever vocational ttl>l5 the studenls rna)' whh lo
ll~C
\ l1fc Planning Lab Wee~end w1ll ~ oflerc:d Fridtt)'through Sunday.
\pnl 26·28. l'h1s weekend .sc\o,ton wtllmcludc more experimental exercis~
than the one-day program. ·1 he:o.c c ... crcl~t wtll focu" on one·, p.nt, present
nnd I uture M.s llyne de:.cnbcd one 'uch tll.crcio,e in which a tape consi!.ting
,,r commonly c'tpcncncc:d P<~l>t occurenct:!l would be played to stimulate
memory of one' pa!>t One would then fanlu~tze about thc1r future Putting
together thc:'c pll"'t mcmonc:. and future fantastco, help~ on dt!>cover where:
the) arc: now 1 he weekend wlll abo include. proJeCt bualdmg w htch is an
ncuon progntm to implement tn bfe The Lab wtll be held oft campu~ and
colltt. appro'tlmutely '55.00 Cor the students with S \GA contracts and S tO 00
for oft campus '>tudent!i
~elf control
I hc~e program~ wdl hopei uti} lc.t\e part1capant\ wuh the lee lang that they
'"huve the rcspon."'lbtht) and power to control their hve~ · fhe workshop wall
emphu,ize every facet ol hie plunnang, ancludmg career goals, educauonal
pur~uib, and personal hfe.stylt'>
The regt\tratton deadline fortht one-da) "orbhop '" Me~) 8 and the
d~dhne for the weekend Lab •~ Apral 24 One may regsMer by le.1vang their
name and campu~ bolt number wtth the SOC secretnry fhe SOC wtll then
\cnd antere.,ted !>tudenl\ a regt•-tration form and more det~tled mformntton
about the program.
'Heck kid, whadaya
mean ya gotta eat?'
\.0 Kirl.."ood
taff wrlter
Attention 'ltarvlng student<.: b} act of Congres'9 }OU con now afford bread
and water!
I he U "' Senate and House: have pa.ssed a c:.ompromao,e btll ra1r.1ng the
manamum wnge On Muy J vou m.1y be paad $2.00 per hour, Jun 1 1975.
S2.10 .1nd Jun 1 JQ76 \2 30 Howe"er the ballmc.lude. a pro\l!>ton whcreb\
fullumc student.\ who work h~"s 1han 20 hours a week. may be pa1d HO~o ol the
current m1m1mum wage
1 ance Popoft, head of ~(PO. 1s prtsently workang With W1lhum
Mallinson (the man who ''8"!\ LC chc:cls) toward compliance w1th the ne\11
ta ....
Popoff hns been conduc.ung .1n tnlormul survey ol other college .. and
uni\'C:T'>IUC!. He ha.s found th.ll Ll 1s currently payme ~tudenb te .. , than
\\c. \tern \\ ashanglon "'tt • .lte (. olltge, and Stan lord .1nd Occ1dendul in
C'.Jhforniu He tntend~ to recommend that Mullinsun und the E. ccuuw
Commntc:e appro\c: a rntse lor student worker..
\\ h1lc no conerctt dcct•.ton~'> hove been made. Popolf .lnltcepate.; a change
wuhm 2 weeks .tnd certatnh bv Ma) I He hope:. on \.1a} I '>tudent..' will
ret:el\e the lull S2 00 per ho~r and thai a graduated pay ,c.tle wall be worked
out by July I. the btgmntng ol the new fi11cal yeur.
I he po .. ,ebthty extsh th.st .. tudent lees could be rai\cd to compen.,.a te lor
tht em:.re. t~tc en wage:!.. Popofl hope~ thl~ "til not occur llowever. rough
Clttmath predtCI thoU the wage tncrc<.~'>e well co'lt the college belween 20 .snd
lO thou !lund dollar' The: l ( c:.omputer center 15 current I) programma~ data
to substant mtc 1 hc-;e figure~
\nother po~s1bal uy t!> that to ..:ompen'<.l tc 'tudenb will have to \\Orl. fewer
hour'> e'\Jcry \\eck. Aho ~tude nl\ could be awarded lc'i~ linun(;tal atd m the
lorm o( grunt .snd loan!> and rnore worl-1udy
\\hen qUQIIoned ctbout \AGA'' comphunce wuh the tn(n;.l...Cd wage,,
PopoH c~t1mutcd thattl SAC. A h fuc;cd weth emplo) tnpludent" at S2 30 p~r
hour. full-umc non-1udc:nt cmplovment nl41)' r~"'ult llowc,cr S \u '"
thtuble lor 1 he I 5C'1 rc:ductton and cduld lure \IUdctll~> lor S I. 70 thl\ year, up
lo I Qo 111 JC)76 "SAG\ I' the la~t ba:~otton on c.lnlPll' where non-.e\l!arded
&tiJdcnl!l c.m lmd '"ork ... ,aad PopoCI It S.\u \ j, forced to htre out"de help
lht'c tudcnt~o wall huvc no opport unll\-fo1 c.:utnpu .. employment .end "111
turn oll-c.tmpus
Po poll c1llm.ltc~ th.tt complete rumthca\ltlns olth\: whole btll will he tell, it
not at the prc,cnt, '"tn the nc:\t vc.~r o1 \O .. But, \tUdc:nt wall c\cntunll) hznc:
to pa\ tor lht>tr new weulth. l ewi' :and 'lark College
pril 18, 1974
Vol. 32. o. 20
Jny \lem:fitb
The tudent ~mplo' ment Placement Office as well G.'i the tudent De' eJopment Office will
offer a weekend Life Plannin~ Workshop Ma) 11-12. The aim of the worl.shop will bt to focu~
on the ~tudent\ past, present and future.
Hello mudda, hello fadda:
Here we are at camp R.A. nada
Aplicut1ons for restdent asst!ltant
positton.. are due by \pnl 18m
according to M.trc Holfman , as.sls·
tanl dtrcctor ol r~1dence halb
Choice:. will be made b) Muy I.
fhen: wtll be .s ma,amum ol 70
po,ttion open for ne't )eM, in·
cludmg posauons pre-.ently hlled.
Rctummg R.A mu~t reuppl} if
they \\ tsh t~l contmue
plit lt\CI
l'wo lc:\'els ol committeeS ¥.111
con'ilder .tppbcation\ . 1 he first le-.el
con-.1:-L' ol ,e .. cr.tl .. ubcomminec:s.
ont ea"h (or Cope land Pl.ttt
Howard .1nd t--ore'\t-Hanlield , w11l
be mude up ott he Resident nuc:caor
t'\\oo tudcnh .md 1wo non-rcturmng
R.,\,"'i, It will consider the
applicatiom und well m.1l.e two li.sh,
tho'c recommended (primur) '"rl
:.ccondarv c.endtd.uc:sl and
1 HO l '\Of RECOMMENl>ED)
1 he chotec' "til be mudc on the
lollo'""l! cntcna, the pchon'
mulunt}. hts1 her bon~t) ..1nd pcr
"on.tl congrucn~.e. J\\drenc" ol the
college en' eronment (a. e. r~ourco~
and potC'nllnl :t\"mlablc), un un
dcr:.t&tndmg lll cullct~c: fhJbC) md ItS
ellecll\cnc''· the per~on\ ubtlity to
conlront conflid, hi her omnlll
mc:nt to hclpmg other~ grow re .. pon·
,1bly,thc tndh tduar sell-a\\ 1rcnc ... s,
hiS her .1\\.trcnc: ~ ul roron,lhiht)
.md amract on other,. In uddtl1on to
bc:tng a pfllili:Li\c, cll-tl\\ .trc per:,on,
the pro pccth-e R.A. htluld <11J,1
h,t\C ,, grudc pmnt U\Crugc olllt le.t"it
2.75. Mark Hoffm:an
Seeing red? Thol-e endorsed by the tint com
mittee \\Ill be rc:fered to the ccond
for plac:cment. according to
pretercncc of the mdtvtdual, the
nc:W~ of the community nnd the
recommendations of the lirst com
mittee The <>cc:ond committee ~ill
:also oct as an appeal board lor those
not recommended b) the first
'-tl"'fa(tion
Compc~hon lor lbe posatton
\\Ill be one dollar per d:t) plu' the
penoual ~tisluction of helptng
others gru\\,
Pax frumentum
Chaos and Pax get ~udz:ed
at the Fuucet ... Jwal/ow -page 4
L l 's \'I ill in tlu· ·' l\ 1111 as
other NJV college.·,
Jink ... cash in on page 3. -
Well I declare Bitch"n putt
Golft'r.\ wzn every
ganw ... wkc.• a .n, ing at page
7.
J\fujor dedaratirm\ are no
minor opt)nuion\· ... dt' glare
m page 4. Choice meat contest;
deception and
.0. 1\irk"ood
rdltonal signs
1l1 par&JJ,~ lj OH'I
7lu~ cia~· m. "Jw IL•ual/1 fotlm• thr horsr. , dul tlw dtanmg·llf'
Somron~ ma) rtmcmbrr the petition.
Circu!Att'd prior to ~pring hrn~. 1t opp~td rental off' an' \udllorium
tn thr Mh:\ rortland Paa:cant.
Tht petition .. rated that the Pacunl contndic ted the a:oab of tbt pre~~tnl
1 curriculum . In 1tfTcring rou~ to further huma~ \t,ual and tthnle
idrntitie.., thi' collrge ,rt hi~h ... tandard' 'uc~ rducaflonal mmltl' 'hould
~ uphrld throughout all racel .. or tht admiOI\Iration .. . '
l:ht• prhtion 11,0 i!Ulfe<>led th11t tht Pageant ~ ould dt,cnmmal~ aa:aln't
mtn htCIU'l' uf their mtllgibilit) in lhi' all h:m~k co~lt"'l. Al,o, 1! "ould
di\criminalt' aeain\1 \\Omen on a \OdO•t'COnOnlle' bl\1\ 1 he qu~tllln ~at\
rai,td: fl•~ rhrre e\tr bccn a mlnorih \ti'' Purtland• \l\o, tho'c "ho nerd
the <holarohiP' thr Pageant a"ard' could undoubtrdl) nul afford the
,.ardroht n«r,,aQ fur the J..da) "tta\lganlJI .
ln 11ddition. tht petition infurtd that thr Pacunt do" nj!ruded the hltAI
J C ( ommunit) b' allo•~ln~ a parade of nesh .
.\n ad·hoc commttt~ confronted Pr~ldcnt How~rd ~•th pelltton and
.,-cumrnt : • tr ghen a ch~ice rr~idenl Howard "ould ha'e <itgncd the petition.
B u c. 1 ( '1'11 under obligation' to the Pageant.
8 U I , facililits h d be-tn promi~td alrud~ •
Bur, he "ould con.,idrr I he problem and lei thrm &.no".
lma~r s llf dollars stgm .... mulmg occvJwllonts ... obflgallom .... Jmllmg
aC"OOuntanu .• dollar stgm ..
Durin~ tbe pring break Pre:-idrnt Ho~ar~· dechion. "•" m~de . Official
announn~mrnt~ \\tre mailtd to \lt'ant matl bo,e.o;: '\ ~. Ml\-. Portland
could rc:1gn at lC.
Jlle Mi'' Portland Pageant ~•~ held March ll · 2l
ppartntl) thr rrntal "•" Initiated for tht Pageant a' a perc.onal fa, or.
'omt'Ont lo;nt~ 5omeonc Lne~ •••
fh«•ufh bathing .. uil competition, talent, poi,e. and blou'e · i1t\, J.C
camed apppro,imatcl~ 100.
The argument ha .. bern made thato;ince,tudenl ,.ere on spnng brut.. th~
Pageant had no ellect
Other downgudm~t the LC Communlt), contradlcllne I C curriculum,
IU\arding \llluahlt' \ChOJar.btp' 00 tht bll\i'\ Of bod) proportlonmenb and
di.\crimina ting on \Oda·tconomic and w'ual b•"~. rhr pagt•am )t't'ttU nn1
IO hal r a.fft'cteJ L.C JIUtlt:tll\
Rtccnll). an LC \tall memb«'r wa' confronted b) n:preo.enrathe!> of the
I title Mitu Portland Page-ant.\\ ouJd I.C rent facililie\ to11 beauh pageant
for 'usctptlble childrtn~ Will" eo rt'nl
More importanll). if the LC communit) i\ either for or a~ain'l~ rental to
the Littlr Mi\' Portland Pageant will thr admlm\lratton heed
ucJ:ntions-ptlitiom ... pic&.etiog ... po .. ,ible rioti ... '!
Or. Howard '< dtcio;ion to aUo" tbt Ml<s Portland Pageant at LC ha' 'C't
a rriou~ precedent . It tem' a\ if ont branch of thi.. tudenl, facull). and
talJ in titution ha\ madt I deci~ion with little rtgard for the \UJ:J:estiOn\ or
anothtT branch. In doint 'o the collecthe integrit~ of thk im.titution ha\
bten Jcntltd down"ard .
Shall we, •~ ~tudents, allo" our ded,ion\ to be madt \ re ,.e ohting a•.
f 1llgerald 's u Beautiful liute fool' . po\!le-.\inc no power co nerct\e each
parade in clown ~uit< ·cleaning up the debris; while proclaimin~ that" tare
not affected!
Shall "t. L\ !ltudenb, alto~ our dtei'iion' to bt made! .\re ~e nl\ling il'
l•tllJttrald '~ MBeautiful little Fools," po,,e..-,inc no po"cr to e:~~erc~ our
cun,iction\?
0~ our eolleJtC' future nht in fOJIO~in& tach parade 10 CIO\\n •IUi('l
clcanan~·up the debri~ ~ wh1le prochoming that ,.e are not effected~
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f.dllor In ChJd • • • • • Jody Rutz ~ lnJ [dJIOf • • ... ... • Kelly HoltO
Buunes~ ~Niger • Ric~ Quorln
Production Edi ,., • • • •• • • • Bob Rowe
Compcn~ttOn Ednor llnd.a Colburn
H,.lld Phorov ilpht!r • • • .. • • • Phil~"'
Sport) &i•IOJ -·-·-·-- ... -... -·--- ---N;ancy Wllhl
Wrwm - ·-·-· Tom And..r10n, RrtJ Balltrd, Rld\:ltd Cooper
llobln Culcko. let! Guri•hr, Jim Keohnt'f, Ann Kirkwood, D••n Lamb, Ron Mutroty,
~rl Nchon, 8ll) Van Horn~
Bu-.lne11 Staff ··- ..... ·~···-·~-·-·-• .. -....................... -.. .... --. Mit~ A"'Rfr.
Produe1aon • Robert<l AII!JIIndt>r , \'ill Crotwford, Mlchclr. McGrcsor
C.tyk Mlrcu\, C01ndy ~M'n,
Photoat.tphen -·-------·- John 8otllry, Ann Benton, xuu Burkh~rt .
11!11 lkldford , Clinl' K.hul', Gu~s Mlrt!d.,, Nol•n Sh1lh•do, Mith~el WonK
Corro~hon .... ,_, __ .. _ .. __ .. _ Quol M•bumatA , Alin W•c.hll'f.
Atllsu _ --,_.. • .. D•~e Roo, Ron Mut
0< Jt)CI ---- ... --·- --·--- .. ·--------···· ·--.-Ooug le.try
Alan rraklmon ---·--- ·--- • f.dd Wtwrmore
Otflc i.ll publiutJon uf th• AMC>d.at~ Studrntul lt'wh and O•rk Colltar. 06t5 S. W.
, .... ~Hit Ro.d. r0f1Land. Orraon mt,, rrintt'd ... ~, durinJihuud•mk tUI
bt liMo Ub Os'"'to RnW.... S«ond d-. I)OtUJr jMid 11 rottJ.nd, Orf'lon. Annu.J
M~ripdon roth U.15 I~ U.S. wb.ai~ ~ npt~ ue ch~ olth• "'nttfl
and del not M< r.swrlly r..tlK't th• ..U.'" ollhr ltudrnt body, tht I oteulty ~~ I hi' <oU111,.
ldminlllr~ Plonttr t oa: April 18, 1974
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Stand back Liz Taylor ...
Plastic surgery or Trail Room?
Oear Abby.
Rrccnth, 11 number of loneh
.tudcnh h11 \ C been \Cen frutcrn11in~t
an hall~. barhroom'> , a~ta dlnnen
linl"' .and other ere' 1c~ or corrup
tion hrre 'II b~utiful l UC) (lark.
\\ e "ould here" ith like ro forfeit the
1 rail Room lo the ( olorlc"'
C ruture.' that Created lt.
W c find that conver<~ation in the
pr~~n l T.R. atmo<Jphere L\ about as
tn\pired as \G \ mealb11ll'
I urthcrmore the MRu'it) '\ail• i\ •
bil tom ru'tic for 11\ 1974 l,ionecf'\
purticularh tho'le "ho ho' r to "nlk
to it all the "&) from ~h''~llrt flo II
\\, thin!. (\'t", ''t dtl thml. ')thai o1
fe~ 01inor (nee-lift JOb' .. hould be
CletterJ)
Scab Humor?
,,~ OPE~ LET"I ER TO JAMES
DUIIICM\
Ucar Jam~ :
For a prett\ blond, you tal.e
)ourst"ll and other' quite .. enousl)
~o" I'm no1 a !>ludent. I'm n :~otall
(that's not one of those germs that
mfect your lhro.tt, that's the germ ..
lhat infect lhe college) and I was
itting in the facult) dintng room one
da). \\ ith .. orne ol the very people:
sauri1cd 10 the Apnl Fool\ Da) I.
Somebody (s1ncc faculty and .. wn
weren't dchvcred tim parttcularl)
avory 1uuc) had found a eopy ol lht
mlamow blot upon vour Journ~tltsm
COO'ICtence and \\8~ readtng II OUt
loud Granted ia's ktnd ol scab
humor th..tl '> \cry old -the Han·ard
Lampoon did it f1rs1 yean. ago built
was lunn)' nonetheless, and ~e all
laughed good and hearty. even tho~e
of us ~ho were ~auri1.:d . Nor dtd we
thinl the satire p.trtlcularly brutal
But your letter gl\es ri.c to~econd
thought, Should our (celing~ bt
hurt1 We dtdn't than~ so. 1 he abihty
lo laugh at oneself i-. one ol life's
mosl valuable ;ur.etsil will stand you
you tn beUcr ~tead then intelligence
goo\! looks, and even youth. \' ou
ma) hu\e all of those: but come on,
where' vour good humor'! I he gen·
tic ji~ m the: 1 eg \It ere hurd I~ meant
malicaoul~y· but you can hnd
muliciou!iness all .uound tf you're
looking for 1t
I mgcdy m hfe 11o n:v~:rsed only ror
people hkc Ktng Ocd1pu(\ and Nl"·
on .• and lliat becau~e they were •o
bu~oy being seU-nghteou~o they dtdn'l
1>ce 1 rugcd} creep right an the b.tck
door and whum! right between the
eye .JII-oC-.t-:.uddc:n they're tra!Jic
and J)(oph: cliek their tont~ucs in
ptty.Nobody"s immune: lrr-l;tUgh .at
our fotbles and blunder on. I he joke
~e JU\C: may be ou~elvQ.
Jim Swam
~xten!lion 498 pc:rprlulltt•d upon the nforr men·
tioncd T R 1 he\c manor ad·
JU\tmcnt' to the: utmo,phtre \\t»Uid
not h~· ncct"'&r) tf the T R. ~11\n 't
ttn unh piD\:l' to 'it do\\n, talk, or
ha\ l' D cup o( cofrct on t hi' \\hole
... nlithtened campu'
lla"tn2 pro\Cn the T R. the onl)
plaCt to £0 for COn\-ef\lltiOn (StU·
dcntapartmcnh do becumc bnrlng if
wu the m them much) we
hcn.:cforth SU2£t~ l 'oome rht•cJfi()OU
hr11r thlll, 0 (oreal } rCII'iUr) 1) IOl·
pro,cmenl\ on the atmo\pherc or
the I R
hr-,1, 'onu! in,tituhonal·l~ pe
tnrpeting (the ec·l·c:lcun type). \-ec'
.. .,.
0 a ...- s-.-.~ .,purl' funo,, thrr~ ure 'ome dun"'
peuplc 111 I (
~t"Cond, nla) be u mon: inspired
psunl JOb darker colo,..., mor~
colurrul colo" • ) ou know to le..'e'
tht ho,pltul ~ntlin~ room
tlppearum ·e or the: plucc.
Third, a JUkebo, , thcrl'' on in tht
Rtc Room that ' hurdl) u\c:d
l•ourth m1nhe 'IOI1H' wuod·
j!ralncd l:OniUCI p.&p~r on the table<.
do"n there \.\ell .ju\1 'omc:thin~
fifth. etc tic (:tC • etc all cheup
IIUh: thtnJe\, or COUf'\C'. don t \\Onllo
,train rhe bud~tet, now do "e!!'
kirk C ooll') and other
Irate (iliiCil'
Cat ~le"en., • Buddha and the ( hocolatc Bo'
Rick (ooper
St11ff writer
( f·umll) got a hold of one -thi!>
album 1~ only a couple of week) old
And tl there wa' one word lO
de,crrbc it. it. there 1~ one word to
deloUibc all ol Cat Stevene.' other
:album ~ 11 would be ullrumundrane )
BuddhP and the Chocolate Do,. IS
another one of tho~e albums that I
hun: nothtn8 more to sa) than how
good it '' ~Ievens ir; a mu~ter of the
keyboard guttar and vocals. Ht\
• • mus1c ts nc\er repelltiOU!t yet one
can alway~ rccogn11c the ~lyle
lust, clean, rhythmtc, moving and
mind -!ihatlcnng ..and unsurpa ~ed
thoughtl ulnC)s an lhc Iynes.
Stella replies
Senato,-., H.tck 1 Buckshnu. nnd T1m
J I Into
Deure.\1 (. onst11 ueots·
You pUll!>cd the rcductJon an coffee
from I Ci ccnr~ to .1 dame unnoticed.
c:ven though col fee cost IS Lent !I on
all other campusCl\. You never nou~
the frc:c gt'>'c awuys! But you ure
took notice or the hoi wuter Slgm.
l>td you ever stop dOd thank that
wh111 we are chttrgmg lor 11 the tugar.
lhc: lemon, the apoon, the honc:y. the
\ptlhng untl lhc: cost of cleamng the
cup 1 I hM's right, muybe 11\hould get
a dtme lor tt.
Fondly
Stella Thh particular album really
'how~ through tn .. n t he~e aspect
Ste\cns "rite~ about nuture ( KinJe of
lre~ ) Je,us (Jt'lu.'l) love, mus1c;. and
jusl itbout evcrythtng tbe the world
c9uld po!>~ibly be
concernedwnh and doc;' 11 an a
totally umque way I he odd meters
and powerful vocal!. ol C.u SteveM
n~:o\tr run out of W<l)'~
to ~ay "I huvc ~omethmg to tell
you. h11ten to me " '\nd you do
M~ choice lor the best c.ut on the
11lbum'1 1 he enure 'tde one Mu'llc,
Oh Very \ oun~:, liun/ (79, Gho't
Town, and J~u, , And thut wu .. c:\cn
tt hurd decl.,ton Ho'' one; performer
could Wntc mnt .. onS!' lor one
album. and muke c.ach one a con·
tender lor the bc~t on the album, I
don't lnow, but I'm not goang to
~k Just hope that maybe Ctt
Stc,em "ill )el an cJtamplc for the
rest ol the rnustc world ( .\nd
po!>'>tbl} the 1p1rit uul world a' well )
The onl) po\~otblt WU'r 10 conclude
thi" 1' to let the reader dec1de
there'' nothtnM mon; I t\tn 'lilY about
the ulbum Anyone who likt:·
Cat l,)teven' 1 bound to love Buddha
Dnd the Chocolate Bo,, Lven the
c:artoon on the buck ol the album
cover l\ u work ol an llluttrulcd by
the tncredtbly talented Sleven~
ham~>~:lf (Only the t at could con·
~:clve of u !lfllder plnytng u bumboo
nute) C)o ptck up the album • it\
uncondttionnlly guuruntecd 10 biO''
you awuy \ee tl you fend your-;ell
eompunn~ Cal ~tc11en~o to Hermann
IJc,~ I dtdn'l (at "Ieven' 1 hi'
own war~ ol outr.tgeousl) good
mu~rc and hutnunit)' .
( 4/bunu Jut prt'\'IC'U C"UIIflf'\1' oj
I utlcJ) Rtmrtl), L.ul..c· Om•t•go.) \pril •
The: "\ .
CtrC:U'> In
mcnt ou
~cMinn 1
accepted
Prcstdcn(
after fir'
confidcnc
ltnt ol fer
36-3(
On Ma
\Otcd )().
rc:soluiJor
BJork ten
the duy
onl)' after
had been
BJorJ..
former (
consadcrc,
·•t!!lre-stvt
growang f
peciric Bj
hnve not
l..nown 'J
BJork'., fil
r.acuhy\
h.tcb.
mll
fhe L
'~mptom l
problem:.
college~ lt
the pnva
come 11
appeared
)Orne lUI
among t~
ministratq
cent 'II 84
decline ol
)uch a p
'c:em pu•
ob~c:rver. I
bnck bu1l
!teem as S(
\ vane~
together t
college:!. arl
1n the lace
htl b) r.tpil
~'Ptt nsron
a1ds, and
t -
Tf r,
1/l lt
li
!'-
1\ •
·u~
lp
lo
er
1\
-
Uy
ts
of
d
ld
)C
a
;rs
!>
' ell
~e
~c.
I
n·
I
to
at
c:
of J\prll 18, f 974 • Plonrrr I o~
colleges s·
-
It's come to quits
I ce (, uejahr
.;,tafT writer
flu: Northwest\ latest pohltc.al
etrcu~ m the ~mall ( ollege Depart
mcnt c.tme .tt I mfield C.olkgt tn
Ml:Mtnnvillc, "here the tru,tec~
accepted the 'econd re~tgnatuln ol
Prc)tdent Gordon BJorl.: on Apral I.
,tlltr ftN rejccttng J faculty wno
conlidcnce" rc:!>olution and BJork\
ftr\1 offer to qutl.
36--30 No Confidcnc<'
On March 7 the L1nfield lacuh)
\otcd 1b-10 lor a 'no conhden~
rc,olullon again'' their Prcstdent ;
Bjork tendered hh fir,t re~>ignation
the day after, <.~nd the 'econd one
only after the origanal faculty mo~e
h.ttJ been overruled b) th(; trustce'i.
BJork, a Rhode'> )<:holar and
turmcr Columb111 Profc,sor , w.t'
cunMdcred to be innovatiVe and
.t~re!>slvc: 1n handhng ltnt1c:ld '~
grow1ng ftnancml dtfhcult1cs Wh1lc
~pccific Bjorl.. facuh} d1sagrc:cment
have not been clanlied. they are
known to have revol~ed around
Bjork\ finunci<JI pohcte. and some
tacult} ·, lear~ of employment c.ut
bucks.
Small ( ollege (.rhh
I he ltnf1cld cns1s ~~ perh;tp~
'ymptomaw.: of 1 he pres"ng
problem' faced b~ many '>mull
college' today I or the glor) duy .. of
lhe privute college ~ecm 10 have
come to .1n end at lea't
uppcitrcd lo bl: lht imphcd .tnd
~omc time' .. erbahzed. ;.attitude
among the mnJont~ of college ad
mm1M rut on. tntervtewcd durang an:
cent 'llBC documentary on lhc
decline ol andepc:ndent collel(e.\ Bu1
~uc.h n pe.'>lmtsuc att1tude mtght
'ctm punhng to the ordanar)
ob~~.rver, to whom the vtne-covered
bnd. bu1ldang of most campU!>C~
~~-em a~ :.olad .l'> ever.
A vartc:ty or rorcc-. are workang
together to put the squcete on
college~ ..and unaveNtlc'> . Bcsunn1ng
1n 1 he lnt~. '60's, .. chools began to be
lui b} raptdl} mtng coM!. lhc va't
e'Jlltn'lon of program.. . ltnanc1ul
a1d\ and lac1hUQ. at man~ :.choolo,
put this in
your purse
before
the't
get 1n
your hair! lurned into un o\er·commumc:m ol
re,ources when 11 wn5 coupled with
acccleratang mllat1on. rasing !'ialnne.
and the co~ts or de;,ahng "1th campus
d1~turbanc~
Stunted Fund\
While: co~h have been goang up,
the fund:. a\all..able to man" schools • h,l\e nor c ltpenenced )tmilar
gro" th ,;tate budget' are undergo
ing J penod ot au-.terity and cotlt
cutung. federal research gr.mt' are
burcl ~ mcreastng at all and
donulton~ Me harder and harder to
come: by Tun1on, alread) much
higher at pn\ate college:~ anyway.
ha~ n~cn enormou!>h ' in recent year~.
as )tudenh at l.C cun rend1ly tc:sttl}.
There arc hmtb to C\en th1~ U\tnue
however before the college: educa
uon become!> lananctall} un
rcac.hable lor too man} purtacularl)
~11 u lime when the degree 1!\ no
guarantee ol a Job, and the college
ntte population I!> '>I0\\-1) shnnkang .
Mo~t penon) arc :lCcU)tomed to
1hinL:1ng that go,ernmenl
cndea\or:. , \\-hether the} be :.chools
or anythtng el,e, arc inherent!}
monc\ lo\ang. Th1~ 1 rar trom true;
1n 1968 not one pubhc um,er~ity ran
an opera tang ddtcll though JU~t five
yea" later th1s number hnd n:.cn to
melve and ~howcd expectations ol
movmg even further upward&
Sornc of I he nutaon ' most
pre.,11g1ou' pm utc univcr.i tic~>,
among I hem Y .tit, Columb1an .md
• The earth shattering noise from this purse·fittlng horn
givoa you the prottctlon you've be.n took1ng for egtlntt
I'(IUIJ90rt and rapists Ju11 INP two penllgt\t batteries Into
this emutng new Vigilant Alarm and you're ready No
Witts reQuired Complete paeqge Includes supet 11mple
Instructions showing how the Alarm can also be easily
instell.cf on wlndowa 0t doon GET VIGILANT BEFORE
THEY GET YOU.
SUI'f'l V liMITED. , , MAll THIS COUI'ON TOOAYI
Send m. "'' "'-''-' e,,.,., Aletlm
I endo• $3.00 w ..ch Vitllant Alatm
I unden\Mol fNI II I em not IOialiV
••tsfled. I Will r~w • eotnplete refuftd
II returned illrith•n 10 drta. femlly Jlweh Lid. ,..,, .... VI ..... As••
Mtkn+a .m !Ws:l,_
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ADDRESS------------ -------------------
CITY STAT~ ... _____ ZIP. __ _ St.1nlord, IM\C also suflered rec.cnt
fin.tnctal los e11. ,
... Other, too
But one doe1n'1 need to Joo~ any
further than the Nonnw&:ljt to ells
cover that1nt111uuon, ofhtgher le~r
nang arc 1n trouble. Portland State
Univenlt) reccnll} released over 20
faculty in u cost-cuttang campaign.
Mt. Angel College. :.outh ol
Ponland clo .. ed 1tt. door\ a couple of
)'t<J~ ago and utter reopcmng as
Ctesar Chuo,:ct College 11 agajn
face$ closure. The faculty at Clark
College an \'uncouver ISSued a .. no
contidence .. 'ote lor it:r. Prc:.tdent
Hakan)on earl) Ja,t wee~ a(ter he
began dhcu"ing plans to pare tnc
laculty !Me in order to reduce cmt5.
Stone) per'>l~t that Paetfic University
plans to chop down certatn wooded
area.' ot .. , c;ampu-. .tnd -;ell 1 he
t1m~r in order lo raase funds
However, a spol..c:.man ror the Un-
1\er~ll) dented th.u an) finuncaal
problem ~ \\ere ~ urrently pr~ing
Pacilic's budget.
1 he mo)t 'hocl.:ang event in recent
\\eCk"> cnme from Marylhur..t
College. whach announced that ll
had accumulated 1 debt ol three
mtlhon dollar). and would clo~e at
the end ol tht'i ac.Jdcmu: year.
Marylhu..,t ') enrollment hud fallen
nearh 70 percent between thi" \'car
and 1h 1966 hiFh
Remain" ( ons~tent
• Lc\\l'i and Clad .. ha:-. ucc~:.full)
resisted the: udc of mlnQ.Iinanclal
pre. .. urc,, Ahhough \\-e an: not tur
ning awa) a~ rnuny applil:anu. a we
u~~ lo, l ( h,,, consMen tl) been
able to r,mc .tdcquutc fund!> An
admtnlstrataon olltcial recent!) c~
prc,,cd the opinaon lhat LC wus
among the "ronge .. t ul all 'mall
collcg~. tinun~:1.lll) :.peaktng.
Beer
l Pepi's
) 650 N. State St
lake Oswego
I 636-6156
Lower prices
on case sales
""-ro 8:00pm few •
Angels spread wings
A 0 Kirkwood
~tafT writu
Wcmd~rland tJ ~unfrontmg t'!~·
fUU'IIlJII,
, .. Jatn lrbtrul arts
cullrg~~ .. lrav~nJ ojjanlata•o nd,oll·
H. m•th and 1.-grnd find thttmt'IVC3
smutherr nl( lit finonc/al
cutauropht.s. Samt' coll~g~t hav~
hun uhf~ to copr. Somr hu,·e
cloud
1 he most recent closure in the
Portland llrC.J \\a,:. announced b)
Murylhuut College. The philosoph y
of the Murylhur~t admtntstrauon
""5 to qutt before bankruptq pro
Jected chunccs of 1uccss were shm.
Enrollment had been falhng
dr.t'>tically levelling :u appro,imate
ly 2.50 Mudentli aueoding the ,til
lemalc college.
Mr Corbett, a repr~ent.lla\e of
the Mary !hurst fioanC1al oll1ce,
'lUted that financial difticultiQ. and
falhng enrollment were deftnitely
rcaso~ for the clorurc.
rts is Ouc
He added that toda) a liberal !lrt~
education is not m .. vogue ...
Murlyhul'\t would ha\'e to "glut,' al<> ~cadem1c program to stay ahve.
Further. lle expl:uned that revnm
pmg the curriculum would ha'<e been
.. proh1biti'<e ccnt·WI&e and ~taff.
wise,'"
.'vturyJhunu wtll not oper111e next
)ear
Tran1fe~
1 C's Hdmuth Bd;O\\JO and Ad
mi saons staff were called by
Marylhunt penonncl when the
clo)ure \435 announced . smce then
LC ,\dmisstons had been workmgto
aui.st Marvlhurst tudc:nt 1 tranJer
procedure.~ .
F<.~ced with mandatory transfers .
many Mat)lhurst students ha\e
been considera ng LC Admli$JOOS
per onnel intervtcwcd penpecuvc:
student.s at Marylhunr 's .. College
Da)" of Apnl rr
Hi~h Women Ratio
When usked af :tn tnflu"t o(
Mar)lhurst women would cause an
ambai .. JOce in LC's male lemale rauo,
Bekowies replied that the number o(
tran.,fer rna\ not reach 20.
Marylhurst College has had 70 per·
a:nt ol Its )tudent bod) on financial
utd "hlle l C ha' only JO percent
marylhunt students would thus be
laced with a cut or no financial aid at
LC ~o drastic change are eApected
tor LC.
pparentl) LC I\ not I.Jetng acute
11nanciaJ dtfltculucs . Bc:kowies
betievcs rhat wband wagon psy
chology" has influenced LC suca ss.
That t~ those supponang an ln31Utu
tion arc more wtlhng to rerruun tflh~~.
school is con.si:.tcntl) Mhealthy.·
Applications for adm~Jon to LC
dropped slightly last year bur seem
to have lc:\'elcd lor the present. The
•..:hoot i -health)" llnancially.
PI~ . Bekowics said, the LC
curriculum does not wdavorce career
trom a hbcrul arts educataon ."
Rather hbernl ans 1:1 seen D.S an
wavenue~ lor a career.
BcL:owics al o menLioncd the
term·::.urvsval olthc fittest .. in regard
to LCs sucessfulncss amid other
colleges' dtsastet5. He prOJected that
if an\ maU c::hooh remam an 10 ,
)C:3ts, LC ''ill be among them.
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•STUDY GROUPS
•PEOPl.E'S PR£SS
4 Pool Tables
Foosball
Homemade
Sandwiches BOOKSTORE
OPEN MON.-FRL 11-8:00
2266 N.W. lo_ejoy SAT. 11-4:00
2.V-4640
Silver
oon
Fri. & Sat. Nights
Bar-B-Qued Spar~ribs
Live Music
Corner N. W. 21st& Glisan227-9012 .. One opinion on
J•m Ker-.hner
Sto~ff "ritcr
\\ dc,en-e to sml,ther L'-1 mountain of tru\h.
1 hto amount ot rcc) dablc paper u"cd h) ·' ... chon I like LC j,
,1nggcring. Virtual!) nll of the paper U'c."d at I t ' rccyclahlc .
\ anunll\ none (II it •~ actuall} rtc~dcd .
Wh' ~,0n't people rC\:)cle? "\\'ell) 'nil know I'm dym' to 'a'e the
tree.-. ;nd ~uch. but ou k no\\ recychn~., ju"t n bi.tz llld pam nght ~~
the old \'ou-~nO\\ 'hool I aint got no guddnrn lime to go grubbm
around ~n the tr J~h c m :-.cparating and bundling .111 that cmp nnd
curnm' on h~c a goddnm garbagemnn . i mcnn I amt no mcm.1l
nob~d' I'm the goddam Dc.an ot Bozm .tt tht~ here 'chonl."
Ye: people thtn~ rec)cling '' dtfticuh: ·1 ~cy ju't want to thrO\\
thetr tr:t"h a\\11\ :md not have to .ool with 11.
But rcc~clinJ! h "lb' \\ nh a tc:\\ \\ell· placed barr~h and a couple of
part-ttmc "tudcnt 0unlte~. \\C could rcC)Cke\cr) _PICCC ol pap~r U\CU
b) this ,chool. And Jll am one ''ould hu\e ~'""'do'' th~ow t~ctr tr~'h
.lWil),j'utlikc- hetorc '\o grubbing around m the hornblc dt!>gu">ttng
'tutl.
The Portland Rec}cling T earn "ould take care of the rt!st. 1 he
PRT i a non-profit, tax exempt corporation 1 he\ arc more thnn
"tlhng to help tmplement u (ulbcale program lor 1 ( They ha'e done
tt bcfon:. ar P l and it \\a<. quite ~uce""' ul.
LCs En' JronmcntaJ Action Coaliuon ( EAC) j, pre ... cntl) attemp-
• ting to ,;et the Administration.~ help to put ~uch n pr.?~r.un ~nto
cffec;· l. .tr. thcy'\e gotten ~ome agreeable rc ... pon,c. Careat tdca
Good Pa.tn!'" But "hat they really need i~ ... ome 'toragc 'pace.
The Portland Recycling Team alread) ha' a rec}cling smuon at l.C
b\ Hartzlcld . It ts o\ercro\\ded as it io;;, and the addition ol
r;gurgllated reams of paper from Odell Manor would he too much
for at to handle
fhe Manor. prob<Jbl} uloes more paper than the rc~t of the campus
combined. Along with the Depart menta I ollicesm a complete
rec)chng ol the matenal could literally recover con" ol paper.
One ton ol rec)cled paper ~aves sc:,enteen trees.
Thrs \\C:ek ts Earth Week. ~earlye\ef)thingcan be rc:cyclc:d. E'en
plastics and aluminum .
Alummum producers currently u'c 407 of the power 'old b\ the
Bonne' tile Po\\er Administration . It take' five time' tht clcctncrt) to
produce aluminum from ore than lrom recycled matenal.
Demands for dough
drive dollar's decay
Ron Murray
Staff ~nter
Surpnie! Tuitton is ~oing up. Not
surprued Well, at least be prepared
beause the Board of T rustces has
authorued an mcn:ase en IUtllon to
the tune ol S90 00 commencmg v.1th
the 1974· 7.S :u:ndcmtc vear. Other • Northv.Qt )choob h:J\e t.a}>en the
5amc vote, but m most ~~ e~cced
the S90 00 lisure com.iderably.
Studcnt5 hnng on campus \Hll teel
the sttns more msdily us inc:rea!ied
cost~ necasJtate a S II 0.00 incrca~
tn room and board charges lor nut
year.
The Board'' dcctston v.as mude
after con~idering pa t and projected
mcn:uscs 1n cosli ol uuliues, iood,
nd operaun tupphes. An expected saHn~,s ol 12% m power and luel
con.,.umption, a re)ult ol con~ervn
tion efforts v. htch began la)t fall,
were tal.:cn into account.
rhe dramatic increme '" lood
costs ha' e als\l taken their roll ••
Food uems urc umong thu~c: com·
modities hit h<mlest by inflauon. In
add1110n, electric po\\lcr r.1tcs arc up
2SOf and cftccu'-e in July th1~ year,
water rates v. 111 be mcrea,ed I 00"0.
The mo~t sigmricant pnce mcrcu!itc:
has been m ht:aung otl, the: pnce
which has jumped 159% lrom Oc
tober I, 197.3 to December 31,197.3.
ProJected prtCI!S are up 23591 by
.September 1974,
l!ver~ student prc:Kntly recc:avtng
financial auastanoe ~•II ha\e hl$/ber
aid package rt\le~ed ~ a rCJ~uh of
the mcre:u.ed co~b • \prll 18, 1974
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Murk :\cl,on
Starr "riter
A frencuc me!>' A. hodgepodge ol
vicarmu' l.V. '>hoc.k treatment'>!
.. P.tlt,lmaan J.:.Jmo-kall!>, hlumac
mart)·rs .1IWU) > trying to open up
bhnd anternattonal e}e, ... the lir 1
Prc,ident tn all ol
hi~tof) .... uh .. L S hhtor
a~ide to g.asp ~orne fre'h air tor ,,
change ... a need for an mternallon.al
monctun sv~tem 'creams unheard • • out mto the mgbt of deca}ing detc:n-
ll~m and incremen tal big·power
isolallooom "
I ,hall obe' •
"Heh, Pax. du me a favor tn the
name or .ami~ and turn that man
damned 1 \ message machine on. I
tcel hle some bio·p~}thiutmt has
applied Con Edison's entire clec
u ical network to my corpu~
collosum wuh Jhe gool of
o\erload1ng an electro
em:~;phulograph to the pomt ol non
CeedbacL. ' Chao' c:ll.plodc:'
''O.K O.K. Yeea<tvvna •• bahss!O ... JUSI command me and I
hall hc:cp1shl) obe} · P;u's Aunt
Jemima is bad;,
"Sorry I' all, w hilt I need ts some
alcohol. I'm getting a hule Jlllcry, I
need some stufl to settle my nerves.
Name a place."Chao~ assumingly
commando;, '\\ell, \lt: mu\t con"dcr the tact~
an order to rc tch an empancal con
dU\Ion h ' Frid.l). fherc;; \ a
prcdonunnncc of reahty here.
Ilene~; 11p 11p, 11p .• .t conclude: that
the mc:dding ne~c,..aty ex"ts
lor lantuw .. "Pax dcternune!> •
.• , ou mcun ... pure drunkennl:"!>s?"
u~k { ham 'ome\\ hat treptdlv
'"Yeah, I mean purc:l) unmigrated ,
uniJIIcgcdl\ no-ir~-ands-or-but~
about-it drun~cnnc), , Drunkcnne,,,
:.o deep that )"OU reuc.h ctrcles of
... ober Otony,ian truth So lef, tr}
I ht hucet since it ' got ln:e(ly)
mu'tc. and .1 clientele bcvond the • pcnphc:nes ol cancature.
•,HJlt.'RIISt: Mt:NT· (m
/o~ \'UIII' that hrouxht you th~
"&lei" r ummc•roul:~: "Tfl'
llultl .. : ) .. ,., I rhe F auc:ct 01
• .tnd a pull ol Canndhln Club blended
\cutch \\ hts..,C)' \\htch '" conv•entl)
h1ddtn ~o a:o. to Ioree ( hno" to walK
... orne\\ hat like Chc .. ter on
Gun .. mol..e
1 here\ ,, ph:•"anl ovc.rkill ol
O.l>."d gyrauon\, c.hurnmg the
d<mcc flour wuh very umtcnttonally
)} nctlp,lled -.tep'. 1 htrc: ' o1 le\\
l ooncy-funcr:. here: jU\t hkc Chuo~.
Pux, Brabec, and 'adnrca.
look·allke c:ont~l
For the most purtt he guy11 all look
hke the) 're audlltonmg lor a Tom
Jone:) or Rell. Reed apparel look
alike contest, whale the gtrls are
nashing their bnght yellow, or
orange or red da)-glo patnted on
clothe~ wherever the)' plnMcally can:
.. Oh I om. you dunce so well ..
Some coquette gawk\, then lund
<1 quu:..._ wdl pluced htcke) on h•~
bulgan~l} '''" 1\\ o loot \\Ide mu .. cle
bound neck 1 he} both \llllh he
bccau ~>~: lll ht\ muscle' and sh~:
hc:c:au~c ol her d.t) ·glo -.ktn wc.tr •
plo\\ through the ctowd' ot un·
duluting bodac' bucJ.; In thetr beer
drenched table:
Me tnwhtlc. the tour .. omc hli\C
'eltlcd lhem,cl\c~ ntll.l to the dance
noor. An hour Iuter I he cotch·
w h•:\"'e' hu been con'lurned b\ mtx· -mg at with the beer -"'kind ol hkc: 11
bourbon .tnd \\ater". chortle'
Urabec:,
An aid to knowing 'Adam' 11111 on thr ~II &•tJ\Wf<m·
HJ/f:,dul~ llt[llrwa\ '.
lilclt '' l'r/.. 11 Jra., mort•
t'llc'r~ )-.t•ll .. l"lllc UttlpUI'f, that
urt guarc'ltlt'c d no mol/c'l' bocJ ••
It '' tuh, H ruh. utub, Ilk··
tlrm11011d~ of tim hru.\hf'\, then
rc Cllill (Ill 171 Ltggy Cocfic:ld plu)' • ''"h\lllc
( ah thctr complete reportmre ol
C& W. Countn Wcl!tlcrn tuns h.t\c • re.tched t h~ pannacle ol I hony!>tun
Jim Kershner
StaJf writer
l)eclanng 11 maJor ts a genuine
p+ttn
And once you decade. you've got
to tellnllof) ·our rdati\'Cli, ~well. I'm
ITUijoring in Enghsh."
llu:n they -wtll g~ve you u lortured
loo~ and taD), .. Hut what can you do
'AIIh II?"
So, mostatudentJ just ~1ut until the
~~tC:I') WI mtnute to declare thell
fruiJOr. It a~'Oids &uch emb:uranrng
qUCilton, ,
Untonunalcl) th11 •> tern h1111
been lno~n to cauroe ~•de~pread
h) tcnn nmongum ora v. ho dt~O\•er
lhe't need 1 wu more: lerm' ol :slgebt'll
or tool1c-tool•e danctng to I ulrill
lht:lf sraduallon requirement . l"hey
hne tu take an overload of wola:tc· took1e dancing to ubtatn a Uachc:Jor
Ol (~onto depre
t~ pro&nam
I he lltan ol luc.ult )~li OfJtce hu~
tnJtrtutcd n ne~ pro~rum for dccl.u
ang t1 maJnr. hb purpu s~ •• 10 en
cuur.a~ 1 udentt. to plun the: If c:duca·
110n rnorc: wtrelull\ "We've luund • that Student• who hu \c devc:I<Jpt:d an
ucadcmac plan fm 1 hernKI\ es hu \'C:
found lheir educatwn to be th.ll
much more me-.tning!ul," ~ouid IJ,J\ td
Savage:, Auoc•atc: Dean ol l•uc:uhy
At the end olthe sophomore )C::If,
•tudcntli ~ohould h:ne an tdc:t ol v.hot
theu maJor ~•II be, und 11nrt to pi.Jn
the rcmammg year• uccordmgly . the
new&) tern culb lor the: plonrung ul n
miiJ(Ir tUd) program lor a list udentr; • at the end ol 1 hetr &ophurnorc year
l'hc:orc:l•atll), lin& plan wttl abo enable: the: Ocp • .utmenl to develop il
mon: accurate hM of 11 .. maJor:..
PrC",ently man)" de pan menh hu \ie
maJor, whom the) don't know from
\dam l"hc: plan w11l "'help the:
Department to communac.tlc: more
dfetll\ ely with the: maJor, " I ppcr
class advr&ing wall become murc:
tmportanl , .ad\'it.ang won't JU~I be a
gu) telling you to m.tM: sure to leilYC:
o .. pa\.c for lunchtime:
lmport•nt \;han~tt
r he nev. maJor dcclarallon plan is an
amportant chantzc in I e·, ac:tdem1c
:.)6tem. ~ophomorc:i, do not thro~
away the: memo whtch wall oon be
arll\'108 in yuur matl box. Juruurs,
you have probabl) ulrcndy thrown
your• .aw.ty. but jO <~nd ce your
advisor or department c:huumun
u hout hov. th~ ne" pain allC(!t6 yc)u, Rue/.. u11d roll mmtt {rum
U I tillt'ltiU I /0 \atutdtt I
Jlltdtrr .\ arc 'i; I 00 • "t'fll on
lll•tiiit'.ldul" /rum fl 00 to J JO
u.m rht 1 'rc 5Uc fur tire gu\'1 Ulld
u tlill(c tl g/U\\ }CIT t/tt J:IT/~
llapp1 1/oun urt Ull lhurulut ·
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ttl\ u 1. JLHI mu•rt J I 00, b•· 21. or
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drmktn~; huddtet"-Urabcc:, Yt~dnrea \ t'iun ""t' c:chuh! ill) }'C:c:cl ol}y)'CCe!
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tU~IIll( do .1 do~ oc(;a,tonully
"nnv~r~\; IIOlOOJl the \ltllnl{er'i.
Some: l.trtun luy\ lloutlllg l,tc,c-up
on ont of the water bell over lfl the
~orru:1 wuh lu lull hi ul J.1nc at lm
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ncuroticulh .tnd nl cuur,e,
reprc ~~•,c:l~, I umbhn~ ~ tth the ptn·
hall. Pong, au hockey t~nd pool·
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p cudo-~crcbrumtl cynu:ally luol,; on
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Tltt' \futht'r the e"'penencc of more
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aud1tonum the "mncr ... ol ,c;hool
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knuckle: d~"' n lo lind a 'late ~ham
pion lor Oregon hlntorl o~o~. thru
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Don1estick
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On March I:S. the Ocpanment of
f·uresgn l.anguago and Literature
lo 1 rt former ch.:urman, L)r <ieorge
J Smcl.ur ""ho had been conductmg
the college' Junaor Year Prognam rn
Munach. lJunng the eleven yc:ars of
nr Smdair ~CfiiiCC wuh l...cwts and
Curl the Department or fore1gn
l..ungu .. gcs has undergone a gr~t
de ... I llf change. from u three-member
dcp<trtmcnt at e~ohcd mto one of the:
muJor Jepartmtnu of the cCtllege
Dr Stndi.ur \\,lS a\\urded live
tc:dcrull~ funded l.tnguage summer
m~tttuto, one domc ~uc. tn f rene h.
and lour o1rc:~ea' tn vcrman. ~hrch
he C<.lnductcd 10 Mumch fhese
progrums drc~o~. hom 60 to xo par
IICtp;tnt.S from all o'er the na&ton nnd
C..'i~blll hed Lc" as and Clarl"s
rcpuUauon 111 the field of forc1gn
languages .
Dunng the last three years Dr.
Srnclatr" efforu had been dtrectcd
to IOilUJI1ng the Jumor Year
Pro~m in Munich \\h1ch as no~o~. 1n
1ts second ye<Jr ot opcruuon
rhe \\rller ofthesc hnes lost a de.:Jr
lnend 10 George snclatr: a man of
dyn.1m1c char-.tcter ""hose unger "as
quJck to nsc but \\ho was unable to
bear ;.t ~rud~e longer than n mmute
H1~ "idc--wng~ng knowledge of
fon:tgn langua~es and countries. ha
CXJ)i:rtcnce as u "mer and lormerly
oi'ISOCiuted \\11 h the lilm IOdU~lr) and
ha.s i.idmlntstmtive cap.tbduacs madl.'
hrs profes~1onaJ and per onal ndvr~
mo~t \'aluable
When he ~o~.cnt 1nto the ho,patnl'"
order to undergo abdorrunal sur
gt:r~. nobodye:,~tcd that he \\Ould
lea\e u 11'-e da) later I rom am1dst a
hie I uU ol act1" II) and plans. I hs
mcmor) is cned best ifwecontmue
hL "ork \\here he '11.'3S lorcc:d to
tntcrrupt 11 desptte our orro'll.
o'er has 'udden dcpanurc.
Klau,) Engtlhardt
CIOJJifled
Ad/
Futurt.: CPA's Learn Ho..-. 10 Prepare for lhe CP E>.Jm
BECKER CPA REVIEW COURSE
C.JII collect 503-22.3-3.384 I April J H, 1914 t•hmrer l.o,
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The President speaks
t·cllo\\ :.tuth:nh,
Inc purpo'e uf thl' tcuc:r 1, a
combm:Haon ,,( feclin8', obliBatlon:. ,
and m) pc~onal dnl:ltion' tO )OU,
,,hu.:h ga\'t' me the anecntl\c to \Hile
thb leuer an the hum ol a repun, to
gave ~''u the C(lmmcnt'- l hn'e nltc:r
SlUing an m) '"'luted, he.1tle,, ol·
f,~ I uncc o e.'lgerh 'ought, nnd to,
h:u't' omc ,,f m} thoughh in
r't'&llhh to the po~l!tfite future of\\ hat
the:\ I 1 he: "' udent Gt.l\ '( rnment • • 1n hort \'II <.
lltHinh are\llltble that the future
or \SL •~ ch;angan~ . and the future
student government\ must change to
keep abrc,t~t ol the 'chool ,\t thi!'
t1me, ''e r~ll) don't L:no" ''hat the
purpose ,,I l (' "111 contain
U o\\ e\l:r. ll mu't be un
der to"d.Chat tl the ')tudent ~o,crn·
rnent \tl I e"' ~nd llur ~ a:. to ha\ e
nn\ me.amnt: to the 'tudenb tn the
ncar future, 11 mu't a\ a. ''hole·
con.1der th rem ark\ whi~<h IOIItl\~.
lntrllecrual po\\tr
~ant , "'" \Sl(.l Go"·rnment
ex•''" be<::Ju~c a group ofindiYidual:.
reel II l:. n~~~r~ 10 create .tn organ
to whaeh the\ surrender a mea.,urt"
ol thear autonom) in order to
och1e\e a common 'ct ol goah
Second, \\hcther )OU hl..e u or not,
the ~tudent as dalfercnuatc:d from the
~~ ul OC:let) b\ ht' d~lr't' to
de\'elop his mtellu,tual power;
through 11 formal cou~ of tn~truc
llon. l'he deHlopement ,,r 1ntellec·
tual power '' \\hat I "ould con,ader
the mo 1 central goal of the rolle~e
~>tudent In order to achieve such
goals. certain prerequhiles mu!>l be
obtutncd lrom soc1el\ •• md th1~ need •
CllUsa tudent' to organt.Z.C student
go,ernment to act 10 thetr behutl
nd 11 lS also thi~o rc:ar.on, "h)
student gO\ernment ~an organ" all
JUS I bellS n ne<:Ci,ll) a'" hen she wns
ltrM cn:ated ~~~ long ago.
t)ne 01 the marn problem:. \\C ba\e
here a1 l.cwas and Clurl.:, or perhaps
the ~J)mptoms of all student
govemmenlS, \\ould ~c:cm to be an
U\'Crlo:td uf rcspon ·1b1ltt) on the
ahouldcn ttl too fe\\ student leaders.
01 course rc:altsttcnlly llpe:Jling. a
ccrtnm degree of thLS IS anevnable .
but the ,, udena go,ernmenu \lt hich
c:an uUh1.e the rollccta'e leadershap
wlll come closer to aehte\1ng her
goab uccc-.ulully . l'he concept of
collectt\'c lc:adc:ahap must be m
troduced onto thas campus ol ours,
and mo 1 important. at mu~a be
uudcn.tood and rc.th.zed. In sample
terms, elfc:cttve ra.ponstbtltt} means
thnt )OU lin.t ltnd the people who
ha\e the lime fl•r the Job. Th" mt{lht
mean }OU penu 2 hours an danang
rot\mi, 10 tr:ul ruoms, I< tall.. to
them,to pacl &hem out from the
Ina», nsthc• than thear ~dang out
the pol!llron: u • at the lea!tt eAtent.
means that )OU mu~t ~tep out ol )·our
'OCUli etrclc, )OUr drmlung partners,
und )our roommates
Student upinion
Protd~nt and \'ace Pres•deol musa
hn\e no doubt of an) l;:ind an their
legat1n1Ac) ul repr~ntauon. the un
certamt) oft hear o~n posttaoru as the
mo:~t dc:itrucll\t: biolA to &he cllicaen
C} of the whole On the other hand,
repraentallonJ must i>(t: Sludcnt
go\'ernrncnt tn ab cntiret). In short.
~>U<:a:s~ul delegation calls for the
amol\-ement an pohq making
tcollc:cu\e dccu1on makmgl. The
P••rt)', rcgardlen of ha\ po~taon.
mu)l lc:cl that he " m the utle to
ma~e dect•aons (conftdcoce) and
that the people an genend arc to
foiJo~A them
l he nature ol oa reprekntat ive
JOI'Cfl,mt~nl la~ OWl)' forms. The
to tha,pmper .nqtion of
tenllilton hoW!Mr, .. C11..'8 ..
the DAIIW &&Kif. Tbe ~
'~ ifcrld or aound rcpraemation, it
~ervin& of the best intttesta of the
aluckntt. Butthitdocs not necusari
ly ~uirc as a pnmary Cundion, the
fq)rCKntauvcs actin& as a toundina
board ror the ltudtnu' opinioru.
ScnlinJatudent demands, u iu fint
critena, antelliaent and independable • I
value JUdgrml'nt\ 'ueh dcmrmd\, ol
CtlUr,c, dl'nMnd ''ron~ l on~tdera
tion ul ,tuc.lcm opmaun ~tudent
OJ'IOIOn, In \UmC Cll\t'\ nla~ be
rcl.alt\ch umlormcd or b,l\cd on
rumoN and emotu1n In uth~r c.J'e~
l>audent optntOI\ I tlf·IIHmed, tt
ma~ be n«c:s,an tu tttl.:c:" an un·
popular ,t,md, hut one '' hu:h 1s be:''
m the long run I ht' o~:ctt,mnul
"'lltngne , Ill pur.a1e the unpopular
course '' pcrh.tp a ~tHid tc,t of
le.Jdcr~hap and the degree ol the
leader· personal de' otion to the
"tudcnts.
I i,cal fru\lration ...
Oltc:n ume~ . I hear 'tudc:nts reler
• o\ '\I l 1'> 1 tmancmg organatatllln
\\I ( \enate '' i.lmng not hang
more than dl\htng l'IUI munc) ." It
could be \er} \~c:ll the truth at 11\
l,t\;C: ,,,lue. llo\\c\Cl. \\hat"' 'hould
pa) UtleOtiOil tO I\ tht !"OitnllaltiiC\
ol tha' c '''tins II amt od \\1 c ...
Ju,lt.llt.ttlon lor,ludentgmcrnmcnt
ha' mg complete n:"pon-.thlhl\ ' lor
at:. fin.tncc t.tke, mam dallercnt • lorm ... Gencrnll\, there ure t\\ o. 1 he • • IS
m11m.·~ It 1'-.J ne\\ e\.pcraentc Wt
d"n't l..no\\ hu\\ '' mit)' turn out to
he R·athcr wc:'ll M.'C the rc-\ulh h\
nc\.t \car
I urn to ,omc ol th,· more im·
medmtc problem' \\e h:nc hen: on
C'llmpu,. F1r~t rule-. lrom the top
hu'e m.ade 11 'hfl1tult to male tht'
c"cn~~ lll ,\ '' l c'\pand.able ; ohen I
cc nt\ leiiO\\ -.tudcnt ol Ilea~ huld
latul a'ttuudc~ • .. " h.at \\C: than I.. j, not
imrortant if the man on top c.loe .. n't
ht.;c ••. -r r.anl..h. I, too •• II tunc' led -the 'a me: \\ h\ ".a .. te the energy alai'
R1tk McKannon ht!>t, "hich '' rather ob' iou"> • he
"ho controb the pu~c .. trinJ' ton·
trois the organ.lll.llllon Se.;ondl~
the opportunat~ that student gO\t'rn
ment ollc~ to 115 members ex·
p<nence "ith llnancial matter, is
mu"m,zing the ftnnnciul
educauoMI 'alue ol 'tudent go\ern
mcnt partac•p.auon nnt lea,able'' 1 hercfore, tn)tcad of
8" ing·ll up, tt 1, m~ hope th,ll the
incommg olltccr:. will t.al.:c tht' '''ur
~cnou~l). dan f) \\ h-.:re the \IUdenh'
rw'llllm an:. H:l\c ltl concrete un
der,tandang ol the tnter
rclauon,hap' between admmtstru·
uon .uHJ :.I udent go\crn ment I don't
bcltc' t 10 hmt1ht'. but tl ho,tilc
:u:taon '' the onl\ allernulavc:: 11
,huuld be t.1l..en without he-.atutaon
Comprom1-.e.., ~..tn onl} be latal al
tu I.. en l;)t udent repre,cnt.ll 1\·e., I rom
varaou., functmnul commu lee:. mu't
be cun:full} choo,cn I urge the ln·
comang pre:.idcnt will ,je,, thi,,l., tht
paramount amponancc . Mo:'>l of tht
admini-.tration., deci,ion' <tre deri\·
cd lrtlm thi' ~~~\el ol bureacnlC\ • \tudenl reprc-.cntation mw.t b<
rt..'Jlon,ible lor the fullattc:.ndancc ol
all meeting-. The mo\1 amportunt ,
the rcprt'!lentati\co, mu:.t be well an
formed ol thear matertuh : t hi\,
u,ualh can onh be through the
"oopcrauon from o.~dmtnistrotton < onnlc (.oldman a' Clairt rea\.\Ure' her older ,l,ler Mllrla < orl\on &.\
"olunge in Tht' \folds. one or thrct one-act pia)'> bting pre\ented ol Fir
\crt\ 1 htalrc nc't Monda) throu2h llturda), \pril 22-27 Curtain time h
R·OO p m l e" • ., 11nd Clark 'tudento, are admltltd frte I' or rl.'\er' a hom call
the i'lr \ere-. l htatre bo" office, e'teno;ion 10S
Fatal attlludt\
,\t thl' pomt, I hope it j, clear
''here m\ empha,l!> Itt) delcguuon
of rc ... pon!itbiht). reprc~entauon and
mdepcndent llnanctn~ 1 hroughout
m\' aerm "' Presadent I de,ircd I R H ( '' ~cemingh become
trongcr \ l C mu~t HI lo;e I R II l Maids, animals, whores
congregate in Fir Acres
.
hea' ilv on thc::...e. 1:-1"1 collecll\llcd • kader,hip the nt\\ lormatton ol
E'ecuuvc: C ounc1l \UI\ thal> pur
pt>,c. l he ~:ouncal '" compo-.ed ul 12
member~ \ ... rdc lrom the members
'"ho \\ere delegated through the
Constitution, I .tdded two campU!>
rcpre ... ntatm: (\\ ho the 1n dorm!\),
and t\\o off-campu~ rc:prc.·,entuthes .
Aho I tn\lted a• .lS>Istant, b) o
domg, I ho~d it "illlunct1on beuer.
Un the other lnc:J.;, I attempted to
nllo" ma" tum .Jutonom\ to other •
campu~ opernuon' ~uth .t ~or·A.
Bastro, Mo\le Sen~<:.. ctt In term:.
of rep~entluion . I lound it to be a
rather ab truct tnsL: to prusue, the:
onl) th1n~ thrat could be Im
plemented ~A Us to commumcute "ath
the .)IUdenas, I round t\ ea-.telil Jimply
to wl~ to 5tudcnt!O on u pc,.....onal
ba)Ui. L..astl), ~o~ue taon ol hnuncc
!'ienator John I a) lor l.allllerm propo
toed to Senutc 10 '"reg~Jrd~> to the
qUC\IIOn.lares t)·pc ul inve llgUIIOn.
The purpo"e of thh que)ltaonuarc \\a!l
to tlilther the true h:ehnt' ol the
:.tudcnb an ho" to spend .tudent ' under "' \\ tng.\. I R H C e<ln "" e
man) :.igmficant \alue .. to 1\ l (.
l-orthcoming purpo'it
I here are hundred' more 1\liUe'
nc::eded to be elaborated on, at 1!1 not
m\ mtentaon to prc.,enttt here Whut
I am suyang here. howc\er I\ to urge,
hclorc the clccuon, th•u all C<tn·
didutes should tal\c the oUice which
the) .ue ~ccktng 'craou,lv !lave:"
concrete plan~ before they come into
the office. Ha"c thorough un
dcr~tandings or where \~l ( \liJild ..
and where the} .. tand
I he I uturc of tudent go,ernment
ut l.cwa ~ and CJ:ut.; College i~ depen
dent upon the rorthcomang purpo'e
ol the college. lto\\e\er , .. tudelll
go,ernment here mu't he ccn.un
thut ,\Sl C too, "ill contribute "'
expre saon in the proccs" ol change
It 1s only through devotion . loyalty
.and dedicution that we can mul..e our
onl\ go\ernment ( 1\ S I (') to
pro,ptr to bloom, and to open up,,
whole new educa11onul expcnence to
the: student bod) of Lew a .... md ( lurk
')anccrcly
flet.:r 0 Chang
ASLC Pre..tdent • An l venang of <..ontcmporal')
1 he<ttrl .. bring' to t"1r A en:!'-' ~tagc a
'crac:.. of thr""' one act piny~> ''The
\\>hue Whor~o and the Btt Player,"
"l he Ma1ds" and· •\ntmal" wall pl;a~
Monda~ · through Suturday (urlaan
tame 1s 8 00 p m
The \\ hllc Whore and the Bit
Pl.ayer" by I om L vc:n 1:. about a
\\Onliln dunng her ~~~ruggle'> wuh her
c:arec r and her:.clf. Her carlv year:.
\\Crt .. pent in u con\cnt her Iuter
\'car' a' an .actre'' First an un· •
ucc:~.\lul bit plaver 'he ~A<.Ilt remade
anto a "e' 11~mbol of the canem.t
\~orld.
I he play concern' u~cll "ith 1 he
ten M.:c.:ond' bet ween when ~>he com-
mil 'uactde and her eventual death.
I he pia) 1' .1 pa:.au;hc of Cln!>hes that
• .t ppe.u an clc..~r 'ic\\ ol death and 1 he
mcv1tablt ~truggle (once ~he reaiJles
~he wall d1c) to ltve
In Je.m venet', 'I he Ma1d~o."u~oe'
ol ceremony utt IOCitnlutaon to create
a dtet} or u devalt~ e).plored. At the:
\ilml! lllttc uencl lore~ hi\ JUdu~nce
to t<akc: .1 morhad antcrt:'>t ~ the
Now acception applications for Community
Volunteers for projects starting in June.
Lewis & Clark University Year for Action combines
community action with contemporary academic
studies.
Talk to: Jack Hart-English Dept., Vern Jones-Ed. Dept.,
Or drop by Stewart Hall Room 54 and see Jill Nichols, Nick Barnett
or Pete Freedman. U Y A office ext. 442
• tangled cmulloM of ht:. charactcf't
We arc voyeur~~ at the trun~lor·
mullon~> of l hure nnd Solange, not
merely spectator' T hU\ ucnet
achteve,, an part lm purpo\e of
dtmonstratang to the I.Jw abtdang
\\orld thai ahe wm:ern-:. and prcot·
cupatlon ... lor whach he \lund\ con·
jjcmnc;J Jrc the concern' and tht
prco~cupallon~ ol the h:m and order
peoplt ... , '"'ell
I he role ol the mother ~~~ un·
) iehJing protector of her young n
re ... er,cd "Other lla1ley\ • Ammar
\\llh the mother dcptcted as
pred • .llor On one It vel the pia) •~ Jn
elaborate bu1ld-up to u aghtgug On
a more 'c:raou' le\el 11 prc~c:n t' th,·
d.JUghter a\ a lurtrvc hunted
creature 'eeking rclugc an n treetop
tr~·tng to e\capc the mother .1 be.ut
ol prey ~talking ruther 1 han prote~
ung her
f-or re~ervauons and llckct tnlor··
mutton cull I 1r Acre\ fhcatre bo~
olrtcc Please note the\e produt·
11on' ure ~ugge\lcd h>l matuf'(
aud1cnce'
•
~ ·
Think
l Big. April 18,
Ba:
bal
Circ2 Jlornt
ranked no.tiC
11\tr JO
Ba
:
NCun'a'tllt
~~that \\ '"' ga
the "c.Jlher
b3\ e ~en inc
cl 1 he t hrcc
co.ach ~lade ' J.S c:nson rc
l .. ht \\ed
through t-w c
header to 't\
game 1 he: leu
uc the game
Three wulh
alam homeru
Gol
Jus1
·we h,a\'c: ~
11e ha \!C eri
l\'1bon has. 01
lC team' an t
lhc team p
tllblll tourna
mnfcr~oncc sci
ourn.amcnt.., I
lop of the cor
I he Paone(
Hood Comn
Hood dc:o.tro ~
P.aearu; an car\
"Inc: guy-. I
the mad-to h)\1
for our hom~
ba\e been ,J
\Uot.;e, o\er p
by s;aytng he 1
!cam\ progrel
1 he te<tm
Jonc,, J,aul
Jtm I orgc:n.'o
S~an Stre-.let , .. -
" -
I
..
on
II.\
Fir
It~
call
s
:s
!e~
for·
not
:net
ol
tng
toe
on·
the
'<fer
un· . 8 IS
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urc \prH IS. 1914 pa~eo 7 -
BaseballBaseballBasebaiiBaseballBase SoftballSo t
ballBaseballBasebaiiBa sebaiiBaseballB bal!Softball
..
l.tt g II orner I ( \ top bu,cbMI hlllt>r h11' been hill inf well cnou~h tc> be
ranl.t•d natuuualh I rom hi' lcud of pu,ltmn Horner hsa' brcm htllinJt "'ttl
11\l.'f 40
Do) \'un llornt>
Shiff v. rater
"CIIn'>l~lllnC} 111 .til c.lep.trtmt'nts ts
1\h,ll \\Ins g;tmcs 111 b;l'ch.tll, Due to
rhc \\C.tthcr and other lactoh, we:
h<I\C' hccn inconshtant in at lea,, one:
or th~ three .trea,," I C ' bu,c:ball
etlolch M td.:c) H cr gcrt explained 1 he
l.li ~Cil \llll reCOil] ,
\\ ork It out
I ·•~• \\eck the ~~u.td :.uttered
thrnugh t \\ o to\~~ 111 n duuble
header to Wtllamellc . In the ltr~ot
pmc, the tc:tm came I rom behind to
11c thl· game an the ~•~th innanp
Three wulh lollowc:d by a grand
tlam homerun hv WiJJnmcttc in the bullum ,,1 the 5t;(th cancelled I C:.
ellorts.l he Bcarc.u.o. \\ un ll)..6, Of
the ten run cor"'<! h) Willm.utc,
fl\'c \\Cre runncr~o \\hO h.HJ '~nlked .
In the ... c:cond gam.:. I.C gnvc up
1hn:c uncurnoo run~> 111 11 S-2 lo)' to
the Hc.trcah In both game the hil·
ling had hccn dfcctt\1' "hilc: cuher
the p11ch1ng ol the fielding had
hrnlcn do\\ n
Puchtng ha• hecn n m.un concern
of the !>tJU.uJ. f he pit ehcrs h.tVC: been
• gn mg up ~'vcr SC\Cn runs a gitmc
\\htk the team otlcmt\d) h.t been
l'lcormg only lour run., ,, game.
I he weather ha~ been a h.tctor as
the tcum 1' lor~cd 11\\tdc lor pracuce.
Golfers going great
Just puttin' around
Bu) \an Horne
Storr \\ ritcr
~we h.l\c: won e1•ery tournament
1c hCt\C entered Coach fo'red
\\'tl,un hu~ one ol the le\\ wmning
LC lc.•m' •n hh golf :.quud
llte teltm plit) s .1 group ol round
robtn tournament::. .1gainst other
ronlercm:" 'c;hools 1\fter ltvt 'uch
tourn.tmcnh the l C squud 1'-\II II on
lop ul the conlcrcncc ~tnndm~
I he Ptoncer' ul'io delcatcd 'vtt.
Hood lommumty C.ullcse Mt.
llood dc\troyed Wtllamelle land
PAttltc 111 ~an ler match~
"I he gu)' ha'e been ~hooting in
the m1d-to lo\\ 70\ con\I'Uantlv . Par •
for our home cour'c i~ 71 ~o the)
ha\c bcen :.hooting a couple ol
lllokt, o\•er par. Wit..on connnucd
b)' \Uytng. he 1\ .. very ptea .. ed Wllh the
lt.tm\ progrc\\ so lar ··
lhc tt:clm hU'> one frc:Shm,IO, Jtfl
lone'> Paul l'oelson. BtU Smcthu r~t.
ltm r orgeni'lon. Scoll Cramer. und
Sun 'lrc,Jc:t round out the tc..1m )\
J,.l
Cioll '" a game "'here OJ per~ on can
de' clop~ hi-. VOC'dbul..tr) to 11!. lullc't
c\lent
I he LC gtllf le<tm hu' bcc:n con·
centrullnJ! more: on thctr lirst :.h
mutche-. Coach bed \\ thon "us
pleased \Hth l'~cr)onc 'hooting in
the mid-to lo" 70' . Wc: have been
t:ctting good 'olid rounih ol golf"
f,ilf ltlf the \.OUI':'Ie I~ 71.
~e'\.t week the team "''' c:ls to
l utumu to partictpatc 1n the ''xth
lt.tgue tournumem
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I he lcwlll and lnrk uuramuml
progrnm ha~n't flopped ns fur
sofch.tlll concerned! S1gn-up sheets
were hc~ndcd out la:.t ~ed:, and
todn) '-' the lnM dl'l) for c:ntcrmg a
team So 11 loola hkc: oach Phil
I h~au ond Iron Man r oby Dnmc:ls
wall hn\e rhc: opportumt)' to spur
thctr Bump and Runners on 10 C:\tn
greater glory un the 1wftb.Jll field
I he antmmural 'hamp•onshap
c:ould go lo .mother te.tm however. a(
the Rump and Runner& don't score
enough romts by fim1hmg htgh m
the softball standangs 1 cams wnh a
good !ihot at the c:ro~n 1ncludc:
rrool.:e, S P E · and the 'ight 0\\ I
Hummers, and mn)'bc a lc:~ more
G.tmcs ~hould begin flllrly soon,
as the lo~er field i-' 10 prell) fuir
hupc: ttght no't\ Eu'h team \\til
provtdc: an umptrc: lor lhear games,
und oflltlal ~lcw.-pnch sc•ftball ruleJ "•II be follo"'ed rust p1tch arustt>
\\ on't rule the game then, each wtll
ha\e to have a very large arc on tl
"'olun Sh15hllo
rnlor pitcher l>alr Oaw .... hac~m~ a pop n, aptn"l Por1Jand t nhcnlt),
Helped lht rlont•er' poo;t Puc1fic I utherun 6-1, 8-7 and pbl \\ h1trnan JI).J
hht Wt>ekrnd Look out tor I he dark-hone an
dldatc: ror softball t.tardom. the
tnh:nt-lnden SAKASh1ttcr , and oh
)'c::i. no beer dnnlang as allowed
durmg the games Should be a
hc:lluvu ~:.son.
I here m.t)o oe n gap tll 1010 14 da}
bct\\ecn g.tme~; be~;.tusc oi the ram
I here nt.t) .tl o be lour gnmcs 111 t\\O
da)'· ol ll chccJulc:d g.1mc:s. the LC
M{Uad h:uo hut.l etght r.uned out
Three of tho~c ruinout have bc:cn
made up.
,\r, the we,tlhcr becvm~ more
conwilant .tnd as the season
progrcs~c:>. so w11l Hergert'., c:luh
For the session starUnr July, 1974,
Euromed ••II assist quJIIfied Amer·
lcotn students In raanlnc ad~n lssion
to reeocniud onrseu medial
sehools
And tllat's just lht lleainnlnr .
Slnct lilt ''"'"''' blrtltl CCIIlhhal u
lilt PlfDOn4trlll d•lrtCUII) Ill $11Ctttd·
•nc 11 1 lo•••an nllool, tne (utOI'I~G
ptotr•m 1110 1ncludu 1n lntenm·t
12·l6 Wllll l'lldlUI lftcf COIIYtf$41 •
t1o1111 lanau•a• courn, mtlldatory lor
aU JIUdtnU llvt I!OuU dillY, S diJ"
per "'lllr. lll•l6 .... ~~~ tilt COUtM It
atvtn ill 1111 country wl>ert lilt sii!Otnt
Wtll tlltlld tntdtCII KIIOOI,
In acldti•OII, (uromtd Drowhfu stv·
dtllll ,.,111 1 12·16 wulr. lntutive cvl·
tur11 otltnllhon prccum, ••Ill Al!ltr·
tcll'l atudtllll now tluclrtna mtdtellll
Ill IIIII l"ttiCUIIf ccwntry Unttftl U
COIIMtlo~ .
Stn1or or &flfUitt al•flllh ctrrrnU,
enrolled '" an AlltriCin •nlnflity .,,
ell&"'' tt JJrtlci,llt In tilt hro•H
.lftlfJIII
For lppllc•uon and turth~r
tnlormat1 on. phone toll 11ee
(800) 645-1234
tn New Yorlf State phone:
(516) 746-2380
or wrat~ .
Euromed, Ltd.
t10 Old CIUIIIIJ • .,,
Mlnttll. If Y. 11501 a few
men.
$100 for each month of the school year. Its like a
$900 annual scholarship . If you qualify. you can
earn it as a member of the Marine Corps· Platoon
Leaders Cl~s .
You 11 also be earning a Marine officers com
mt~ston through PLC summer training at
Quanhco. Virginia
Talk to the Marine officer who visits your
campus
On Campus
23 April 197 4
10 am to 2 pm
Templeton College Center
Office At:
Suite 580, Pittock Block
921 SW Washington Street
Portland, Oregon 97205
?21-~16 page 8
LC women
earn new
..... r jail. jar tlu• fir.tt ''"" m tJu
rol/,~gl''s huron. k omm's &Jth/ttU'J
"1/1 hr und,•r til o" n ~f,•paTimrnt .
Formrrll. womtn J atlrdi'ttc' '' 11s
5mml1 wr.l.. ,~J In wuh tht P.f:.
ultlrough mrn's ath!Ntt'~ ,,·a• a
~cparatc drporlmc•JII . • ,
R.un , -l1l l'lont"er l o~
Try for ·1 r l on
\\'orl.: \\Ill begtn th1~ "P""f on 1
natur..: huu'c 111 I non t red, "lute •
P.trl.: The-lnrgc-.t mttropuhtun
nature rl!,t'~'~ is lo~;atc:d near I C',
h1\\ thonl
\ccordmg to ( rlcnn (,rcgg. dttl:t:
tM of de\elopment . I C prolc.,,nr
non Mc.k.cnliC dC\I[(ncd the
lubM.tt\lf) .. pace.
tn uddtllon to the lob, the: hou~>c wtll
,tho mclude a meettng room, da~rla\
lobb\ hbr If}. , rc.,twom,, Jnd
.. tonage 'puce
\tone\ l\1t the project b bcang
r.u.,t"\1 h) Fncnd' ol 1 rvon Creek, a
c1tllcn' commllh:c . I he group
agreed to collect the nctt,,ary I und'
tf the ,tate'' ould pro\ 1dc: a lull time
par!.; nnt urah.,t.
lllll~ far the organt7ution ha'>
obtaancd $116,000 or the needed
130,000.
FVhar's JVCIC
fhc .. c:ene "Q\ lcn'lc. '\ow. brfort' 1 o~t! l!c't o' cr/1· <' ~
l'Urtl anJ bcgm fl"JOit"lllg m thrfinof
OfUX"cJII'pu• of (t'molc• ll.h cnfHlll m
•fJ(Jrl<, a Jr.. tl11ng:s shou/J bt• <''\•
pliJtmd.
Ahuw tht' on/1 1ignijiconc. tiiiJ
c:.hcltg•' 1!1'0,~;,., 1~ that tilt lll'H'
dt•parlnl('t'llf wr/1/unr a /1\lm.~ mtltt•
rulitogi' brochurt' "ludr "ill auur,•
mcommg freshmrn rlwt "-e do in·
J,t'il haw a ""mm".s athlt:tir It', dathcult to find a more: lor
nudublc foe tor an) outdoor 'pon
ream ( ro'\\dl'd onlool..er' blurted out
cheer,. gll-'P-"'• und eriC'\ of UllJ!UI\h
uddenh. the moehiM \Hill off
J he J!llme \\ll<t 0\er Mr' 'cui had
won Yet la~t I ue.,duy \I hen the down·
pour WU!i trongenough to embatal-'
the be.\l ol sho\\cr noalc:.,, the
\\omen' tc:nna~ teum plnyed sgam't
MarvlhUI'$1 m a hut out \1Ctorv for . . program.
Equal lutmg "rth men's athlettt'.J,.
ho" t'I'CT. dots not mt'an equal
mmtrtafl a/lorattotU . ;haluou. thi'
wumt>n':s athtt•llr hudgtl "r// bt
drtrrnunrd ••llh re:.pc•ct to tilt' rn·
'oll't'mt>lll of lis parlictpontJ.
'\aturoi/J , although the prograr-~ IS
tmpro••mg prodtgroull)' (l~nr ·'ear lis
bwlgl'l \\ lU doublt'd from tht'
prr~·iou' J rar ), ~~ omtn Ira'-~ \ c."t tO the Pioneers
The \ictonou all·fre-.hman hoc·
up ~.Ls able to hold the ~chedult'd
game b.) trnrulormmg the indoor
10m mto ~licllnoored. but adequate
tc:nnas couns
Ml has 1 probnbly one ol the: mo!>t
mterotc:d group ol tennas pla)er!> _
thut ~e\c ha' ud Coach :--;cal
ahcr the match '>' look forwnrd to
h.a\·ang one ol tht' strongelot team-. in
the: :-:onhwe~l." \nd uppropnatel) enou~h. Mr\
'cal, the ne" \\omen' ('onfcrcn<'e
or lntercollej!.tate ( ompctition PH'\i•
dent had ju~t beaten thf former
\\ t I( pr~idtnt, a l.infield coach, in
• j!.Urne or electronic I COOl\ ( Tenni\
ha'> lll\\ll) been '\1f' '"I' forte).
1 ht' cheen 'pontaneou' m1.1tch
prtludcd the\\ C I( ll\\llrd~ banquet
Ia <it \\ edne<idO) night at \\ illametlt
l ( picked up the mo't certificate-.
for ~mntn~ learn\ from il'
'ollc' ball, ba,ket ball and'~ imiT'Int!
'ictorie' thi<o )Chool ) tar, and tenna'
~ICIOr) lost \pring. drmorutrott' a..t much tm'OI'-·rment a.t
tht' mt'n.
\lrJ J'rrgrmo Ntal, hrod of qcp.da) ':. match r~uhs Willameue took home the
cumuloti' e point" troph). howe' er.
a<. Lf didn't 'POrt'ior !>Uch team' a'
fleld hockc) and ROlf. Sanglh '' omtn'.1 athlt>trc •• toid, ~ \fort un·
JKirtam than hiJ\'Ifl~ a Jt'porott:
dtportmmt iJ (Jf'f"IJrrnJ!) rht liSt' oj
foalllt,•s, camp.·unt coaching un·
ifomu, t'qwpmt'lll, and mp s (on·
~rrmg tlrl' prt.sent Jtllte of tltt'lt'
wp«ts. shr. firml! ha.• no rom·
p/amu. I ando Brumder 6-0,6-0
~ Sar.1h Drill b-.\6-3
Jill 'vicCanhv b-2,6-J • Double
Debbat 'Solam, Kathy Chmtofl 8~
2 '>'ned\ f'nedlander, Elit.abeth
Ho\\Urd (~in b\ dcf.lUit) While athletes were chll\int the
lo<>l crumb~ of their chocolate pie\,
I C tracl. coach Melh~a Mc:Bratnt)
\lirred a fe~ 'iOUI' b) delivering a
brier farewell )peeeh to Marvlhur.t
llthleth who\e 'chool i folding.
•
There's no easy way for Charlie Nelson to become Dr. Nelson.
But there Is a WDf to ma~e ol somewhat eb~ r
Out ~. Trn: Armed Forc!:!S Hebllh Professions
Scholar$hip Proaram 11 won 1 sollen tne csemllnCI'
ot your professors, or ltiosc you ma!<.e uPGO your&ell
-but It nus~ ltec you I rom 1~ ltnanc•al Problem~
whiCh, under~ndebly, can put a cnmp In your
concentration
. II you quahfy. OUt scho!Jrfohlp PfO&tam wtll CO\it.lt
ttw! cast$ ol your medotal educ:attOn. More, you'll
rec. ~e 11 £OOd monthly allowance all througn ~ut
~long.
But wt\!11 happens alter you #Jraduale?
Then, M a health care ofhecr 1n the mlht.lry
branCh of vour ~e vw ~ter a profeco..s~onal
ertVJI'OI"imCflt t!\111 •s challengmg. 10ttmula11nv. and Qll11.tylng. ·
Ao envoronmcnt ~tt•ch l<eeps you .n cantact wtth
PfllthaJIIf all modacal ~pecaalt•l'!!l Whlch Rivet you
the tame to observe and lebrn before 701.1 d~tdt! on
your specuslty Whldl IT\bf pr~'ftl the opportunaty
to tra n In toat speclalt_y And to practlc:e It
YO\I may also hnd r:omc of the mo5t ao~nccel
mCOtc:al c:h•~ ·fmcnts happenang r•eht where you
work W.e at the Br~ Army MCCJacal Center In
San Antorno, Te4't!i, lorlg noted tor tt5 Burn Treat
mem Ct.!ntcr. Or the home of flight MCGlc:lnc, tn
l.tm~ Aerospace ,loooc:al DIViSion, &I~ If) Sl!n Anloruo Or tn Nahonal Na .. at Mfldtc.al Center tn
BI!'Uletd.t , ~ry1and, rCCQgoozed v.-orldwode lor tiS
work on Mcdacal R~arch
And of ~'OU'vc read this far, you ma)' be onterested
tn 11\e dr:latls Just :;end tn tho coupon and v.e'll
supply them
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IXO!e.ATID tO ~WICJ"( AAO 1H( PfDftl:r V.i<O f'JIACYIO 11 0
• April I H, 1974
•
I I •
•
D1.1 ve 1\ 1urph) fire' unothcr one 0' tr the nrt Murph) and Brite Do~ ker won
bolh their duubles matchc' in the home competition la'lt \\Cckend .
'_Ponents • swzng
underhanded blows
Tom \ndcr<,on
Senff wnttr
I C\\ 1' and Clurk·~ \Ur~il) tc:nni'
tc:am returned lrom the College
Idaho JU'I an time to face three
dallcrcnt orponeot'> la .. t wee!.. After
1 heu cxcttmg rtde back I rom
Caldv .. dl \\tth coach [,,an' at the
wheel the llrrtc Bowkcr-led \lrokcr
lu~oc:d "uccc\111\ ely Norrhwc st
~unan:nc \]O]C), and the l. of
l,ortland
1 hc-hee -.wangang Ptoncer' came
,t\\01)' lrom 11 .111 wuh JU'it one team
\\10 thilt ;tg.lln)>l \iorth\\e!>l
'-at.trcnc, (not exactly a
po"'crhou~e a' far a., tcnnil> goes).
I ht onl} pla)er' I hat dad not:.\\ec:p
both thctr ,inglt'!> and double'
mutchc' again\t I\ 110 C were
roo I. ie: ...,coli Roan tree and ~colt
Do" ker i'> bright
~c:naor Brttc Bowker was un
ddc<1ted 1n h1~ J ,Ingle., and 3
double!> mutdlt!> Ke\ln M. Chang
olnd BUll\ \\to dtd not fare so well
Bu11y d1d not compete aguanM
North\\c~t 'llutarene and wa~ 0-4 for
th~: \\cck, whalt Kevm M. had ha~
only lwo vtctoncs over the
~nturc:nc,
Mu .. t.lc.hiocd Dave \1urph) and
f nc Ol&on .1 3, were ranked ,c:cond
:utd thard rnto last M ondOl} ~ farst
conlcrcncc match. So the tenm:.
tc.1m h1u been huving II!> trouble~
and thi, wed: they 'tun phJ\'108 lor
rc.1l
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16122 s. w. Boones Ferry
Lake Oswego
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URSfS 8[01tl JUNf. Itt. Dt:C . ' ... zt s an
organized
racquet
I he vor~uy te;nna~ tcurn llnutly
had .1 couple of millChcs I hut weren't
r.uncd out tha' past weekend, bul
the) JUst happened to be agumst two
of the1r toughc..t 'llorthwc\t (on·
rcrc:ncc opponenh
Pi1CIIIt Lutheran and Whuman
c;amc to lo~ n \ut urday deft"ated
1 C. 7 matche~ 10 2 and then crept
a\\a} -.ilcntl) into the naght Brue
Bowker and D.t\c Murphy \\On bolh
thc:1r do1!bl~ matche\ but had ~orne
trouble with tht onr:-on· one tom·
pctaunn Dii\'C lost lm mormng
'angles match and Bntc. ' undefeated
~treak wa' .. napped that :~flcrnoon
l ht Ptonecr ncttcr' were expected
to lmvt a Iough tame. .tgaam.t P.I_U.,
the defcndmg conlcrcncc ehnmp·
stonlo, und they dtd Buttlu:y thoutfhl
11 would be u clo~er mutch than 11
wa), and w~:rc undcrst.tndubl> let
down ll' thty took the C(IUrtlor I hear
uhcrnoon mutch wtth Whumun
One "orn
lt .)hould he .1 different ~tor) when
f on) Evun~· .. quad tr.t\ch to What·
man Iuter tn the ~cu,on. I hc:re the' • won't be compcungan I hear thtrd and
fourth rmatchc5 of the dll} when the
lucc the \\ arrior. ol Wh1tman . ll1c)
\\ill ha\c JUst one opponent to wort)
1bou1
Mc.mwhale ,th•~ week the l'alutinc
Htll lrrcgulur' hnve lhree a\\ )
mutche• On Monda~ the-, were 111
\V 1llumc:ttc ,md <)al urduy the)
travel lo f ure~t l•rovc to tiiKC on
Pact(lc 'oundw1ched 10 hctwccn \\ai
u non -conlct\:nct mutt;h ugum~l
Ponlund Stutc l.n1verstty, ye,tc:rdu)
ullcr noon.
I ht tcnna11 te.un need" )'OUr up·
port 1\ltc:r ,,JI, the spun;c: 'row11 on
\.uurdu) alter noon couldn't hoi\'C
been tn c:nt:ouwgaog I or uur men 10
\\hitc. Come out • .ntl ~ec .1 mutch, or
.11 the H~r) lc.t~t . the conlecc:net
champtnn hap , ~hen 1 he} urc held
here .tt the cntl ol ~1.t\' . • ASLC
Pre~id
-Jol
V•ce P
•W
Treasu
David
Wesle
John~
ASLC l
· Barabr
· T1m LE
· Colby
/(s a
C.l A? F
too. who ~
rumors of
~tude nts a
vtaybe th
could be t
And you n1
~ecre t. you
and from'""
to '>ee yo~
mtlnary-inl
pll!x is this
l.ease ar
The mos
on 'file' tn
light last
retarn a sta
from an o'
didn't req
Studentts <
uon recen
Center
Some sq
procedure
involves a r
Hawley.
Which b
What SOl
revtew of ~
How cor
Student 0
lident1al
If the
commute
from a pro
to dtscuss
him (and
record)?
What abr
How ace
How far,
'chooll
What\ al
rrom 'Jol
thio; inrorm
From Or.