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

October 3, 1974 Volume 33, Number 1

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1974-10-03

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Cash,
rocl<ett,
Careers
No Vacancy
Crndy Sturns
Stnf1 writor L
f,JJI term Jtl74. I hronKS of .mx­
rous lrcshm •n, .miH'rpalln~
OJJhomorc~. and .1 sm.tllering ot
junrors .md l'nrors' amt· to II\,. rn
the I.e: re\rdcnc • halls.
In <~cJdrtrun 10 u.:gui.Jr dur muor~
facrlurr\, b.rs .. ·mPnl , rt'C rovms,
and SIH!SI room~ \\Crt! offered a~
'homes .rwa) I rom homt>-lor the
time lF'IIlH."
''II "CJ!t 1.; md of !urrl," \.trd \ \' •md a
lothr.rn, prl'Sidcnl ot Od~·ll Hall
'Here ~ere tht~l' IW\hmen, JUSI
ilrmrng ,u .1 "'''' plate There JU!It
\\ ,, n 't trme 10 e pl.arn w h the
d1dn 1 h.r\c room ~e1 \\hen I
"t'nt down to tlw ba)erncntlater.
they Wl"'(' '>IIIlO!;; tht:'r •, not knO\\ •
mg .UIVOII£' or hJ\ mg &tn\t hlng to do"
her the l.itl \"'a~ '')lilUla'-hcd
th.u tlll' l Pl·orle "ould h •• ,(> to
Wtlrt awlult• lor roums,thmg~ \\ ,~nt
l.urly rrmothh Tlw underground
~IUdt·rH\ !IJ)Ok•• \\ hult•ht ,urcdl) of
Otnr\~ l'111lhlzl-.r s l'flort'> tu mak••
tlu• lllllJII(lll lllOil' rhll.11oJbiC' In
n•lutr• tlw ··crl't.ll) of R··s,d••nc;t
1-idll\ 'i.trd, ' I "d~ JHl'JMreu for J
lot of h!ldnng. bu1 lht• IU(h•ru
l'<'lll1'd 10 lHHit•r'>l 11nrl \\ lw r" I '' ,,
<Jild \\PI(' prellv pJtwnt I tell
(Umlon.:~hh· .1bout the "hoi •
''""8'' \\ hJI II 111~ thing, \Hml wront>l
1\< uudmg to J ftoy, rrrtl..&tPd .1nt:l
Jl'llJ!U\ccl loophrnor•'\ rlw ~o.olll'tW
1 d(•tcrmrnl d lu J.;t'<'J) \IUdent!l on
t.<~mpu\ fo1 lllldrl(t,\l;llld or polrc
rl',I\Oil\ Olht>r\ potnl frngt>r' .:11
the cornpult•r and lndigc•stt d Suo Noll Stroet
Staff wt~tor
''Now lets ~cc, Y<hat du I
wan& 10 do? let's check
Blad board Clt!ancr, Rose
\1\ atcn!r and maybe Coff ·c
Pourer. I r call) do need some
part-time Y.ork 10 make 11
through.''
Rr>memucr mumblmg 10
you~clf last wmter .md ch~k­
rng hnlc o;quarc~ on JOb lim
bPcau~c ot one k"'y word?
Monevll I lave you walked 1010
I hal oH1ce m Odell N\anor l I he
one w•th varrour; color d
pamphlets reading. ''I R~. How
today can bcconw your
romorrO\\ "or, '''icle~••ng vour
We workl"(llo" did I gel
my ,-.ff mlo 1h1 l) If you hctve,
you probably h.w(' sornP rdc.•.J
of the functJom of the fmancral
atd and SE:PO, (Studcnl
Emplo) mcm and Plac ·mcnc
Office), dl l&C
Rcccntl) these rwo
dt:'partmcnts, "lllch coor·
drnatc hnanc.tal aid, p.trH•me
on Jnd off-c.Jmpus work,\ ;)t.l­
tron employment, and c.Mccr
plannmg, were reorganlr.cd In
th~ past, financ•CJI a•d was
handlt•d m one dt!p.mrncnt un­
der thcdrrewon ofSuc CMison
Student emplo~ men I
coupled wrth carc.:r pl.um1ng,
w.i\ under the au~p•rcs ol SEPO
and Lance f'opoit.(Poport
Is no longer wllh 1h~ prnr r tm,
He ·.vantcd to work on hts
masters do:gr(•e and \\3S un­
ubh.: to get fin:moal support .u
l&C so he tool; a 10b at the
Un1Ver5ll) of Oregon, wh~e_h off••rcd lum n••f'dcd cour~ ·s
Without Icc )
1 hrs ye.tr the enure opcrd·
tic111 has been changed. r man·
dal clld Is linked Walh part•IIJTlf'
and Sl'dSOnalt>m ployment both
on and off-campu~. lh·• career
off•~ wall be ~cpar.iltc, wrth
s.cpare~te offiC ~ and rataff
F mancml drd r\ air •ad~ work­
mg. Th• career of tree-1\ w;11t1ng
for organtZ.liiOil and h1rrng o(
personnel.
Reasons tor change
Dr Tun me Helzer, assocratc
dt>an of Slt~dt·nt otlfarrs, explarn­
C'd tlw reo1sons for th change
In tim way.
"In lht past flll.lncral.lld h.1\
bel•n Ired wnh placl'ment, bur
the n~:w tedernl progr.Jm\
whtttl require m.my more ac­
countilbllir~ repon~. eat up
~taff umc c~nd no t•me ·~ lch for
CdH.•er pldcement '
There had b~n complamts
on thts ..tspect of the orgamza­
••on by m,my students m th£'
pd!tl II w.u empham.ed b) both
BarbJrn (Od~Y) Cockcu. thrs
vcar ~ ctsslstc~nt dut:ctor of
imancral aid, e~nd Julie B 1m­
forth, '"" Popoff's secretary
now M•ss Crockell''i, that
lack or time was lh" culprn
ldck of tr<Jmcd personn •I 1n
th1s area also creel ted problems
Mr Popoff Y<as not educated to
h.mdlc some of the problt!ms
thrown Into h1s offiCI" for lack
of d bcltN depaHment Mrs~
Crockett al)o str(! St.-aU the need
to "bnng b.-.ck together" ~tu­
denr cmplo\ ment and lrnanoal
aid mce <ud IS often m the torm C•l pdll-lrmt.• JObS
Miss Balmtorth noted that
thP two ollie~ were nor wor~­
rng togeth£'r Jnd tht•rt! were
otu-n not enough JObs for
l'v ·n those to whom JObio had
been promrsed Suzdnne
C..srlson would giVe out more
jobs thdn t~aually cx1sl<.'d 1n Mr
Popoff's offrcc -th · tauh of
both off•ces, but mor" so of
poor organlut•on These:>
problems w1ll be rcrncdt d dw~
yeur They hopr·
The ollrc.t: whrch rs tunc
uonii"IS can anlst m I' are.1s
Tht>~ "e" themst•l\•(.'1- .1 "cle.tr­
mg housP to lin~ student~. with
progr.1m .md emplo~er , but
not nee. <oartly to provide d
\l'rVIC(' whH:h m my student~
tone;<''" e w bC' 'I comt' to you
.tnd you hand me a JOb all nrc
.1nd t1Pd up 10 a packdg~ '
Other pNsanrwl se"m to <oet>
11 more an t£>rm of dual
respons•btlity -1he \ludcnt and
the olftec playmg a role Dav)
Crockett made the drsrmctJon
betwe •n the JOb or c-4reer
placement oh•ce and her\ by
polntmg out th.u the former
wa~ more~ pubhc rela110ns Job
'""otvlng contacr with
cmplo ·rs
Opportunity areas
The four ar •a§ re
Fmnnctal Ard -1 he flnanctal
td q f! pro 1.. es
appl•carron~ tor frnanctal •"d
\\ hre:h arrrvc CdCh ) cdr and,
accordrng to federal gurde lrnes
wh•ch Sd) .t student must sub­
tract all mone~ earT~~>d 1n the summer and that contributed
by other sourc«!\ before
d •c,;1drng how much aid 1n th,.
forms of parl-ttm work,
\Cholarshr~. gre~nr~. and loaru,
he w1ll receive awe~rds thrs .a•d
Tht~e were JJiso st or s en
m nt scholarlhlpi awarded
through th1s ofhce chrs y dr.
funded by alumm and rven to
outr.tCJndrng mcmbet1i ol the
freshman clas.!o wuhout regard
10 nccoon
Port·t•mc Jobs On
Cllmpus.Onc.e n ·cd lor hndn-
ral cJtd ho:~ been e t bl,,hL>d
the ohrc.(' th('n b gm to r-:~und
up JOb\ on CAtmpu\ grvrng frr 1
pr~orrl\ to lrn<Jn( ral 4td
award ~ Thes<: JOb r.mg
hom sc retar~ 10 llbr.tnc~n 10
lifeguard to re<~Nuch >r nd J('
found an dlmo t .til
departments ) n d ad
m'"l tratiV OIIICt:
Part t•me Jobs Off
Ctlmpus..-..1an~ urn~ peopl
<.c1ll m from oll-<<~mpus and
e pl;un rheu n ·cds and the
rhre or four room~ In Odell
M;mor b com t~gdm .1 cledr-
mg hou~ fur \tudcnts
re\ourcc not .ln emplo'<mcnl
.agenq Mr Croclet he!Su;mtl
.1dded that she thought th
offic.c went out •md drummed
up" some other job~. but b •rng
only l\"0 weeks mlo her work
she \"asn t qurh.: sure \1\n~
hn.moal a1d nudents. the
led r 1 r m nt \\ I p ,
60' of theu \\Ages c1nd th
employer must suppl the
other 40
.. conunued on page 5
Overcrowding plagues residence ha ~lls
oompuler cards fre~hm •n JUSt
.uen 't sure rf thrs <>ort ol confus1on
1S the way college ·~ supposed to
bt• Hie Housmg departmt!nl feels
that this" as not an unusual bcgm­
nrng cxCt!pt rn terms ol consuuen­
tle~. l here ".ts a need tor an
adt.lruonal "omt~n·s tloor. s,!\:r•nt\
sophomore pe11t1ons w •rc
grankd. More upper cl.rssmen
\\.tntcd to live on co~mpu~. And, of
course, r •d tapt•
"Jhls lall \\dS drtfcrcnt horn
others due to th~ uddnton of new
equipment Ill thf' bu IIWSS OffiCe
that ... lo"ed the complctron ol
contraC1 and btlhng; d bulk com­
puter, .rnd I wcnl bc~cl.; 10 lndldnd
to complete rn) Mastcr1o u 1ttook
a "h1lc to get bdtk Into the ~WillS
of thmg~. • ~c~ld Marc Holtnhlll
8\ !he fll'tl d.J of cl<aW' , II but
the O\'•'r'eds people h<1d been
tnO\ t>d OUI of O,i l'nlCiliS ,md Into
euher rcguldr or gul.' 1 roon1~
dorm\ .He ~1111 won:rng il .1 101'
<clJ)i!CHy Lut •n 1ht.' next two
\\cck., tlh: ltglHC5 auld ch.tng"'
The usut~l .111r 11ron r <~te lor rh
Ll..'\\1'1-.rnd Cldr! rc ldPnt 1 on .ln
c~~i.'r.l1W 4' lor wnmen .tnd 1', r 11
mQrt
Su, tlw d01ms .tr•• mnr .. lh.Jn
lull "' '•'d t lor tho• tlllll.! hr rn~
ll.ullll'ld. the truri •hold ol up·
pNc.f,t\,lllcll, 1~ IUJI at ,an •'' 1m .!I
l1..'\\ I\ .uu..l ( l.uk b.tl.trlll' ot Sl nwn
lor 49 \\Onh.•n (tlw t\\O l' u.r nwn
""·' R ~ ) 1 ht• '' onrt."ll , tW\\ lloor
will prob tiJI\ rern.11n nd tlw
sophomore' h,t\ t <:.lf'O'-'d thC'H
l.Ont.lt'h
\\h,tt olrl' lh(' opt11Jn l
T lw rc .. tdt·nr.' lt'q~llll'lnl'rtt Is
bdH'd on th~ plulo\oph\ that dor­
rntton I" ,.,g pro\'tdi.'"' .tn
('duc,tiH.Hhtl h\ IOQ l' ptm•nc .md the f.au lh.n LcMS and Clc1rk
tannot afford 10 run the dorms
licluw capacu \\lthout rncreaslng
co~t~ tor lhc r "'•dent In chat
arder. An)onr• wrshrng 10 alter or
relmqursh their options ma) go
dawn to the Rc.srdcncc H.rll off•• <'
on Octobt•r 1 anJ clS~ for a d(u m
ch.mg••. Or pcuuurl ••H·"" (Jr
s1mply olf••r (conslrU\. 11\iP)
• cnuc• m A e w1ll h.ne liS
pn\ 1ledg ·o; senror~ \\111 ha' e top
prror~t) Sophomorl' pcuuons.
pro\ lded tht.' art.: cc-ornpdmed
w•th a rc tdence conn ct \\111 b~
constdC'rcd on a 11mc entered
b.urs Thl! darm~ "111 rerna~n at
100 CdfhiCil)
Ev('!rybod} rrm\ h .. \ .tl least ..
room and mo 1 ar" '-·lHSfF•c.l and
Down m the dorm dumps pleast.>d wrrh the ln. rns conduron
J;hose who ar • ull d• content or
mcreh moll\.ttl>d ho:~ve a \'hole
office to contend "''h complamts
and or suggc.st•onr..
l art) rt~tc the Wl'.tther I)
beaut11ul. A' M..tr-c Hoffm n pu1 11,
"1 ~1111 thm~ It J good ~car " Page 2
K witcherbitchi n
£\ "'nbod b•tche .,, rne lOG Thrl 1 gomg ro ,~,o~p;;'-....._.::::::::
Theft .Jr •f•\erfll rea•on to1 thn frNt of o~ll tht ll' \'HII ltP no
cau,.., lor am compla•nr . beau•e e I) thrn In rhc log\\ 11/ tw
re;pon•Jblc " 11-mtormed iJnd t:nfcrtclllllllg
Th• m.n ecm presumpruou> Ho~' Cdn evcr)'thrns "eek
.Jirf?f '' ee~ 4Jrfl(:lc .afccr .arttcle ~ 'o perfect/ Afwr all. \\'l'rlln8
"ell-rf'•e.Jrchl>d, rnformatl\'£' srorres reqwre ron~tderable
rrme. cnerg • Jnd ralenr A rudenr . we are all made parnluft)
.aw~re of 1hc clttl!culru~ mvoh ed m \HIImg when 'WCr he
produce a rcrm paper lor a cla And m rhar c.a,e. our \'"''"8
mu 1 plea eon I one pel') on The lOG mu 1a1m to plea c 2.100
people
Seen (lu, wa • '' I) \'et)" nal\>e to ~ that e\-enthm~ 1~ rht>
LOG I\ 111 .>at• f) eveT)<one . 8 rhc \a me token, our. r,e~der;s
would lw narve ro mume that an)1hing rhey don r lllce I)
nc<:es~rll) lr<J•h. -
It , nor unreallwc ro 3) rhat ch~ ed•rm oi rhe lOG w11/
demand re5pon•1ble, "ell-wnuen Horres /U!>t becau~e II IS
rmp0lible ro plea)e e"eryone do~n·r mean it'~ 1mpoNble ro
ha~e e'eryon"'< ~pect
There b another re01son why people v.ifl,top brrching ar the
LOG. People \\1/f realize rhal the LOG i~ nor produced by a
nebulou~. evrl ~oup known .r "them " It 15 produced bv a
well-dclrned .. '' ell-meanmg group kno~\n a5 .. U •• "U:. "mean>
vou. The lOG i~ put out b)' anyone and e' errone who will
conmbure rht' rime and the talent ro make a worthwhile
publication
People "ho spend man hours a "eek fr)lng ro do .. -aluablc
v.-ork frnd rt d,,ficulr to respect the cr,uici)m 01 omeone who
reluH~~ 10 conmbure rhcrr energ1e5 to its 1mprow::menr
'The lOC suck • "rhcv ""'" ~\. -. ''Jorn the ~tdff Improve'' •· "e \\Ill sa) ""I don't have the
11me. 1s rhe repl)· "Be•1des I can't wnre •
t;,zy and h) pocntK"al h a good wa) ro deswbe :.uch people.
\-\'orthle5S h a good way ro de~cnbe such cmic1•m
The LOG's mam purpose w1ll be ro make ~en'e our of Ide ar
lC Th1s means rnve.sdgarrng such mysrer:iou} .1cth111€'s as
frnanc1al A1ds. Admi"s•ons. and Board of Trustees If we know
more about ho" rhe\ .... -ark, (hey \\II/ no longer be mystefiOU)
Or rmiiC:tous Or rhrearening We may nor like them, bur at
I ast we'll know v.h
\\ t; ., fl also make fun of life ar l C That ·s nghr \ Ve 'II make
lun of you \\ e'll m.Jke fun of us.. Some of us are so perfect.
though. th:.r ... e mayhombl>•resenr being made fun of We "ill
gel all upser .. nd burer Orhen of us~ "·ho have a beuer
perspecthe on Ide. w1ll simply l<wgh.
Liws:hing 15 much hcalrh~ttr than ~creechmg
Jim Kershner ·. •••
Wendy Pederson
Staff writer
Cert<~tn ~.ewas and Clark
studenu. <Jrc bemg paid oil by the
federal government . No, the~ ··re
not naro: they're not ROTC.
e11hcr. The) are Um\ersuy Year
tor ACTION volunteer~ . "Them''. Somebody '" your Poly
XI class mrght be gay. Maybe e"en
someone 10 vour (God forbid) PE
das.s.
'They are full·t•me LC student~.
but you don't s~ them on nm·
pu~ . They do tale ale\\ coJr~es up
hete, but m~t or the ume they're
bun "••th rh•ngs thllt don't seem to
haH! much 10 do w·nh th" Khoo1.
"bke wh<stl". one might a~~.
Excellent quest•on. Here's an t!:l:·
ample· me. I wor~ for OSPIRG, a
conwmer /envtronmental protec­
uon agency. Now, what are all
th~ thmgs I do that don't con­
cern levm and Clark?
ONE I'm wuting .an mfor·
matlonal pamphlet about geumg a
telephun Although 11's going to
be pnnted for general \ne
throughout the 5>tare, e"en LC
s•udents someum~ ha e to gel
phones put an, v. h•ch as a hassle.
lWO l'mpreparmgareporton
dt~1mmauon ag<un~l hom~e•­
uah m f'mploymt!nt Now. how
could that pO\Stbl) ha,..c anytlung
•u cJo w1th 1 hrs r.choot? V\i rll,
bclle'<l' II or not, v.c hive them. lHRH: One day. JUSt for the
hell ol ll, I called up Cll\' Com­
m~~~oners Mtldred Schwab and
Chari~ Jordan just to ask rhem not
to suppon the Mount Hood
freev.-av. How on earth could a
frl!ew;a o"cr on the e01s1 srdc in
~me crummy netghborhood
have anythrng to do v.uh lewis
and C1arl College?
An amazmg .~mount of low­
rncome housmg would have been
knocked out by that lrt."t:.>\\dy. My
house, ior l.!liample In iOJ<'I, there
are a lor of u~ LC students livtng an
that n•!rghborhood and other
nt>1ghborhooc.Js ltkc 11.
We ha e mf1hrated the .nrwr
crty D•d you ~now that UYA t>ven
has a )tudt:nt rn the Mayor '~ Of­
rlcd
When I lhrnk ;,bout what we're
dutng, ~mctrrncs I'm ac..tu01lly tm·
pr~s.ed .
N( :1 Voj E£1\• \\hat IS Rod M •
Mahdn do1ng •n tlw M•yor's Of­
frtclll October 3, 1974
P1onecr Log
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'Grapes of Wrath'
e
Farm war ers ig t or r1g
Cynthia Baker
Staff "riler
'lour ocrcupat•on 15 the thrrd most
dangerous rn the Unued late
\\tth d tab-related death rare 300%
g1eater than the nauonal av~rage.
Your employe~ heedl~~1y v1olate
stale laws m not pro" rding ade­
quate !)i)Oitar) faciliti~ and ate
dnnling water.
You are regular!) expo .. ed ro
l.1rge amounts oi lethal pe~tktdes
whtch greatly endanger your
health and can be fatal. '\ ou arc
paid such meager \.,age ~ that tl is
ohen imperatl\ e that your voung
ch1ldren forgo an educanon , and
the best interest~ o( their health 10
~ork lor the ldmilie survival On
the average you work ten brutal
hours to make S11 60 J day. You
are denied the nght to be
· epr~ented by the umon of your
choice.
Who are you7
You area mtgr.mt farmworker 1n
the Umted Stale$ of Ame11ca tn
19i4. If. tn ) our f1ght 101 a living
v.agt! and bener v.orkmg con­
dmom, you had to ~&and alone
and lace the ooor~si11e lorces of
the rich and pol111cally powerful
groll'l~r.,, the go"ernment and the
Teamster!). vou would have huJe
chance to affeCt any ~ign•fiant
chang~. But the far mwor ker who
~ seelung justice and basic human
rights, lor h1m~ell and hts family,
doesn't hctve to light alone, he an
turn lor support to the United
farm Workers Union and the
million~ ol people who support
"Ia causa"
The larmworke~ are mugghng
to be repte')entcd b~·the unton of
theu chorce: one which will ac.·
uvely respond to the workero;
presstng need~ and proteCt thetr
fundt~mental rrghts..
Agreement ignored
The l.J\'\ f, in thetr frght to
nt..ogouate contructs w 1th the
HfOWers, IS o.sain a~ktng the COO·
sumer to sh()w suppon lor the
I<Hmworkers mov•!menl by
bo)Cntung table grap t·~. Gallo
wmc, ancJ ~cab leuuce. Ute
boyc:ou cllort Is v11al to the
struggle ol the fOJrmworJ..er .It rs a
means for tndr vidual~ 10 show that
th•'Y drt! bt>htnd the f<trmworkct
frght and w11l not gtvc ttwrt ltnan­
Ctal support 10 grower~ who refu c
10 negottilte and 'ontinu•e the
bt utal opprr•ss1on Qf the m1grant
larmwot l<cr populatton La~t spnng. on lewis and Clark's
campu~. a !lttudent vote support~d
the bovco11 of non-Uf\.~! produce,
and demanded that our kod ser~
..ice honor the boycott .... hen
!!Upplymg the 'ltudcnt's meals. t
the onset ot fall term the present
management dtd not comern
rt elf ,-.ith honorrng la<.t )ears
agrct!ment. t th1~ ume the lettuce
being comumed on campus •~
local lettuce'' hich Is not '"' olved
10 the bO)COtl controversy.
hov.c .. er, a~ fall progr~s~ local
lettuce will become scarcer and
the question will be raced as to
\\he the' thi~ c.1mpus w1ll a gam
sho\., solidari1y wtlh the
fMmwotkers .
New referendum urged
LJst vear there was no hnanCJdl
oblrgauon mcurred in swuchtng
from 11cab lettuce to UFW s.anc­
troned produced ; this year Thad
Thomp~on . the new directo1 of
SAGA, anucrpat~ a pO!>stble pnce
inccease in prorurnng UfW ap­
proved lenuce. Mr. Thomp on has
indtcattd that if a pnce difference
occurs bet'Acen UF\'\' and non­
UF\\ leuuce, the difference
would ha.ve to be made up
elscwhe1e tn the food buliget. In
com•derauon of the many ne"'
~tudeniS attt:ndmg I ew•s and
Clark th• ~··ar and the budgeung
aspect, Mr. Thompson has a~ ked
for a new student relerendum to
demomtrate support for the
boycott effort, and a wilhngnen to
dCCcpt the nec~~rv adJustment
in the food budget. Thi~ vear's referendum willtnclude the Trail
Room and the Coffee shop o the
parttdpation ol the f.:tculty. staff
and commuter ~tudents will also
bt• eltoted.
The bo) \.70tt effort I> Jn ampor·
tant on~. not onl ' tor the
farm\\Orker~ movement , but
the studenh, lacuhy and stall of
LC\'\ j, and Clark. To take action tn
respon~e to the oppr~~ton o
other-<. is J vrtal ~tep tn the kind
growth thai should be takrng pl.tr
at tht!) college, and the on I~ way
achteve this form of actualizauon
and ~~11-real rzation " to do -
wke dctron. The me.ms ot action
tht~ C".tse, rs eas•ly available to you
ca~t your 110tc m support of th
UFW boycott etfort Oct. 4 in th
Tr••' Room, or where ever vo
.chance upon a strav petition.
Pubs JOIO boycott
The f.um Worke~ Boycott :,ulo­
port Commtttee has ~ucceeded
engcndermg the support ot ·
ta"erns m the Portland Jrea rn t
bovcott of Gallo wine:. and
present!) ln\olvt!d m a bumocl
)\ld.~r campargn to g:un grealt£1
\ IStbthty '" 1 he are;~ . If you
mter~u~d tn working with
group, they meet at Centon:•"
\\ ilbur. SE 9th and Ash. at 11:
Saturday mornrng. From the
they disperse to where the acti
·~ going to be-11 you'd like to
. .
there too, rides can be arran.:e<
from lewis .md Clark.
"A real man should teel on
own check the blov. mll1cted
any other man's." )o .. e ~ani .
•
.) •
ld11or '" Cho~l _ .. .. -• - _ ]1m io:l'Dhnf."r
"'tU\•I•ng Ed nor ·-·· ·--.... ., ....... -. _ -· 8ob Rawt!
Bu"ne\ M.uloiRt!f .. -·- • O~ad Keele
ProdtKt•on Wttar ·-- ~yle ~ran
CompcnthDn fdllor- -.. • _ Unda Colburn
Photo [dolor • -· .. -- . _ ·-.. -l.ay Mcu.•t.hth
Spotn Ec:L101 -· • ~~~ Brown
SOcor«f (dt101-- -· NJnq W;ahl
Wntef11 Cynrhaa tl~lte t, Rllo~ Bllll.ard, SY~n Conw.ay, ll:trl Cool~. Rteh.ard
Cooper, Wendy Ptden-•n, N~cy S-lbtn Canch )term, we )ttffl Ooa•c
WCII'th lllmes Duncan
Photographers (;mdr t;omon, todd Com..,n.lohn f mkle, 1\.et~l ti,llhllwllh
Bronwn PottN, K~lcnc tohn~ , )h;aron uow. 8111 McSI~•n•• , And) r,ult.rt
Ru") t)'8rrt"n. Mull~) !ioac:\<'lr, Creg M 1< 1
Composi tiOn" uuol,'l.t.tuumur o~, 8~1y Sur~try ,I'Jt c 1~ . Allen \''tim let,
'"""John~,.,.. . lhw NoiJI'l, J~nntlt!1 WoO(h
Buaanea StaH Cl.·nn llulht!tlurd ,Ctng<H 8•chr. ChrrtC'!Crf'Cnbef1>,NOnnle
Cht.'f\.llni , MArl 1\ngl~
Product•on . ~I'' Ht"tn, luh Ouon, P;am fr11nl~ lf'fUiillf't llltncd, Uluuc
~CO'l){ • Tf!'d R"'tllay, Rll• ll•ll•rd
Publte O«uref\Cft Carol AnderiOf\ , Jam~e Godahitll
He" COPVfNdet . !Wb Moellet
Ad11110r ldd \ .. hcunore s.,.rnual Guidance · Olymp•• Beer lind Co~h .. grn ch~"'
OHic:lal public:at•on of the Auodated Studenll of lAw•• and Clart..
Collegtt. 0& 15 SW Patahne Hill Ro.d Pottlanct Or~on 9 7219 Prtnted
w .. kly dunng the academiC 'f11•• by the Ulloa Oa--oo AevllrW Second ctau poat~ ~id at Portl.,d OteQOn Annu.l aublltpuon con• •3 76
t04' U S subscribe•• v .. -UP"tMd are thoM olttte wr•t•,.. and do not
n.ceaurily reflect the "'ewa of the lludent body, th• faculty 04' the
col!~ edmJnaatratton (
Co
nc
techt
of in~ wor
tho c
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dow~
LOG.
''M
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bern~
L11erj
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there
back 1
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, and b
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hand'
p.uterJ
for thl
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II 5 ~
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as us
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low
page-.
longt•
Ric
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the
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'I 1914
-
r
e the Tratl
hop so the
kuh), staff
r.s will al~o
an tmpor­
for the
nt, but ror
nd stall of
ress1on
he kind
.aktn~ pl.1ce
bnl~ way to
:tualizauon
~o do­
ol action 1
lble to you
port of the b. 4 1n the
etition
~cott
loycou :>up,t;l
:~cceed ~d 1
rt ol eight
~area in t
nes and
• a bump1Cj
feel on
tnfltcted Oc ober J, 1974
(
Bob Rowe
Managmg Editor
Commun•catlon /ko-,myu­
no-ka-shon/n1. the
technology of tho transmission
of informatiOn fes by tho printed
word, telecommunication. or
the computer)
"R11a Ballard, vou'rc here! Sid­
dO\\ n I gotta 1 nerv1ew ya tor the
lOG.''
"Make 11 fast."
"Hmmm ah, yes. How-ha~­
bctng-[dltor-of-rhe­
Lttcrary-Magatmc-afle<ted­
your sc -lrtc?''
"Rutncd 1t entnely." Don't
believe her. editors al" ars he.
Hell, even if she is dishonest, she
kno\ .. S what she's domg. She
know~ wh.tt )he w,mts. •
''I opened !.1st year's book and
there W<J<, nothing I could look
bJck on. I don't want thts to be a
ye.~rbook, but I want it to be of LC
and by LC.
"And I wotnt it to be good."
Ot LC and by LC? 'es, yes ••.
When she talks, reall) talks, her
hands work in ~)Chronized
patterns. "LC students are p-.ying
for tht~ so 11') going to be allthe1r
stulf. ., a matter of faet, we hope
u·~ gomg to be lree to LC
(tudents."
-
Rita Ballard. underexposed
as usual.
What could go \HOng?
"Too httle matenal, or too IO\\
qualtt). I w1ll not pt int am thing ot
IO\\ quJiit)'· If the book's five
pagt.~ long, w~ll. it's fiH! page-,
long!"
R1ta. -.ming lotu\ on .t cafetena
chuar, leans lor.\ ard to empha!>ize
thl! n~\t ' pomt. "I wan1 to be
OH!rlo.1dcd with ')tutf.''
I'm m•s~tn~ SAGA and Rita')
gettmg hot m sweaty Templeton .
"Gawd, e .. er one') gomg b) With
1 .. 1ce ream cones
**************
Thump-ada-bumpa-
bump:;;;
to;:LC, the mcch.mteal monster,
:pounds out th alter noon pul,e.
Dt•cp tn II) v.:ired-ror~ou nd
bowels, hulktng behtnd a
d~k . G;u, Manoug•an c'ers•z~
tht.> 1a11on Manager\ pow~r.
"Cor ttme ler a Los iner \ •ev. l"
"Sure, sll do" n." )hoe horn
JUib out of ht laded (ut-otlc;.
"lloOA'ti HlU g~t IntO tht /"
"I ltl.~d 10 "''"'" to OJ\. I'm
rt•otlh •nto lop tort',''
··fop torh' HI)\\ 'd that
h,tppt•nl"
''t ou "''Kht su I ''as a
trad lfu:ma ll\l"i~ bubblcgummer .''
l..itlr) lt•,an b.IC:k tn hts tn~ltiUIIOn31
)\\I\ cl d1o111 and clrop\ h1
1 oms onto the almo)t-" ood
d~l tup •· J hl'n I \WItched to
.._G\\, I don I h01w .m F :\' tn m\
l3f. ..
Thump· ADA-BUMP;;:.::;
I v. J\ ou1 of .H hool tor J car. Proneer log Page 3
• • ' ave ere IS a a1 ure •••
but I sttll worked on 1\LC • It's
amdzing how much knowledge
~omeonc can gdin of htmsclt and
h•~ crcdllvc abthty by working 111
the statton."
Com •mu "ni• ca • ttoni"Wt•
hop~ 10 hdvc ct coax~;d cable tn·
stalled to all the dorm\ by v. rnter .''
No\' Copt!ldnd runs oti Hartztcld
whenis Howard run~ orl
l empleton howe-. er Stewart has
us ov. n and what of Atkrn . -· n's
llustratmg talking to yourself. "H
they can't hear you there's no
pomt m domg anythtng down
here.''
pool-bound blonde
wanders by the wtndow .
Manougtan muitullonall) swwels
towards the VIL"W, "I lo~oe )oUI
Now you know v.h)• I don't go to
the pool."
-·············· Two down, now for the LOG
cd•tor l•m Ker11hncr.
There he Is By the mto desk.
''Kershner, gottd iner.new ya."
"•S , rer dd LOGl My otftce.
Ftve mmutt:s. Make 11 last.''
H1s oH1<e .Is .t mess.
"~hat-do you-hope-to­
<JC:.htcvc-rh•s-year-as­
cdttor-ot-the-Pioneer-logl ."
"Power." Kershner scrambles
atop a f1ling obrnet. knockmg
procJuct1on schedules and
busmeu chart~ to the floor " o.
Reali), I ha~c a certarn •de a of
what a newspaper should be ltl:e.
and bemg edrtor es the, .. a)' to do 11.
"''ou know. I've been brea"l!flg
~md all day. Been drinkmg beer
like a hend. Quote me on 1hat,
would )Oul" Bdck to the subJect
Jtm!
'The paper 1$n't gomg to be us
agdm$t the Admmistration . It's
students, J!l part of the admmtStra·
ttOn, working 10 make this place
better.''
Sounds like he's been pr acttC.mg
lor th1s here inter'>'iew. ~enf H.llh:iv.Jy
Jim Kershner reads letter
from brother Harry K. "Otd 11 again "Th1s Kershner ha•
no modP.SIY. I'm a ltul em·
barasscd wnt•ng n."Mogan Davtd
.md cheee-scallop-potat~
Cre~t meal, m~ke~ ou break wmd
like a b<Btard."
Back ro the subjecr J•ml
"Why am I edrtorl W II. he
drav.'\ a looonnngg br~th) as op­
posed to a lot of people on this
campus I am relatt\tcl) proud o(
LC. I DO 'T Lhmk u's a M1cky
Mouse Club The thmg 1s, smce I
Mo~; dose to u, I see a lot of thmgs
th•t aren't good. The LOG does
hcne a crrlatn optmon mo1kmg
power and er, T can ma e-that
ts I can help -put thtn§' 1n
perspect1ve for LC studcnrs
Whew.
''You know be.Jns don't do me
as bad as Granola. but that's just
one of my many facets. One of m
•d•osyncraoes I suppose."
Do I have to Y.ontc thrsl Don't
blame me Dear Re<~derl
"I m•sht sa,. by the wa)•. that I
do love Granola "
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lectures on campus
.. Poht1cal pra<.oners and con·
unut.-.d U. ~ im oh ement m Indo·
Chma" wall be the topic ol di~cu ~­
aon b ·John-Pierre Debris, Oct. 4,
at an 11 a.m. gathering an CounCil
Chambl'rS.
He wall al~o speal. at 2: lOp.m. to
Or. John Crampton 's cia:>) meeung
an 8TH 1.
Oebras \'loas a french teacher tn
~tgon when he JOined students in
a prot~t . He ~a~ impmoned lor
two year".
•••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • •••
Elliot Rtchard .. on wilt be .. peak­
ing an the .4.gnes Flanagan Chapel
on October 9 from 9 to 10 a m.,
along wtth Bob Pad..wood . Thi~ is
Mr Rtchard'>on ~ onl} ~top in
Portland and all students concern·
ed w1th Oregon's future are en­
couraged to attend. A press con·
terence willlollow the talk, e1ther
10 the chapel or in the chapel
ba~cment .
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
On Thul')da)' , Oet. 10 at 11:00
a.m. 'aud Rus~ell , editor and
publi~her ot the Far East
Reporter will be !.p~aking tn the
Council Chamben . Her
appearance on campus is bemg
$ponsored b" the Cor.n­
munications Dept. It you arc m­
terested in learnmg more about
China,) ou won't want to mi!>S this!
l On F radu), Oct. 4, <tnd Sat Oct. 5
at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m the movie
"hccut•ve A.ct1on" will play 1n
Evans o\uditorium . Admission -
S1.00
All '.ltudents living off campus
please leave your phone number
and addres\ with the person at the
Info Desk ne).t tame you happen
by ...
March, June or August graduates
19"'5) wtll meet 1n Evam
Auditorium on Oct. 9th at 11:00
a.m.
All LC students: Don't miss "The
~ou's ot Black Folk Oral
1 radtttons", a three day Black
cultural sympo~ium. featunng
!>terhng Brown, Michael Harper
and Ernt.•st Catn~ . Guest musician
\\ill be Robert Pete Wtlliam~ Thts
program tS being sponsored by rhe
BSU/Cuhural Am and prom•ses to
be one of the mo~• interestmg
~vent<> ot the. ~ea~on . Oct. 7
through 9. - - ---------
• Theatre
\n ordin01ry man ·~ pur!>uit of a
grc.ll love afl;m '' depicted in
la'>t of the R\'d Hot lover.,'' The
Neal 5amon comedy wtll pia) Oc­
tob«.>l 4 -6 .1t8 p.m. m the L. n1vers1·
ty of Portland'§ M01go Hunt Center
for the Perform1ng Art-..
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •
The Portland Civic Theatre
pre~cnt No. No N01neue, the
nc~ 1926 mus1cal dtrected by
lame'> "" Euck'>on Performed on
the Maln\tage. Thurs .. Fn and Sat.
8 00 p. m through Oct. 19th.
Opemng at the Portland Cev1c
Theatre tn the Blue Room on Fri.
October 4th wtll be "That Cham·
paom.h1p Sea'>on," directed by
Barrte 1tk.1n. This powerful drama
won the Puhuer Pnze tn 1973 for
Jason Miller Harvey Giffin plays a
former high .. chool basketball
coach who still manages the live~
of his ''boy~" although they are
now men. Thur' Fn. & Sat 8 30
p.m. through "''ov 16th ort exabits Oc.:tolJcr J. 19~4
Both
Forreign
and
Domes tick
1 he ~ountdln C.-.llery m con­
JUn(lion wuh the Portland Art
Mu'icum •~ now presenting" Art of
the P.Jcifit. Northwt..>st : from the
1930\ to the Pre}ent." The cxhtbit,
which wa'> org.mm~d by the
Nattonal Collection of Fine Arts.
Smtth\onian ln,tttutlon,
WJ\htngton. 0 C., features pam
ung" and '>Culptures by lorty-~tx
artim from tht> Portland and Seat­
tle uredS. The show will last
through Oct. 1l
rorty Rembrandt pnnt~ from
the collect1on of Dorothy Sloan of
Portland will also be on view at the
Portland An Mu .. cum 1n the Jen­
nmg~ room through Oct 13. ................................ -
Portland Center for the Visual Arts
117 NW 5th
Now featunng recent patntings by
Jaek Twork.ow
W~d Sun 12 -6, Fri. 12 -10
Claas•cal Mustc Fonsl
At the C1v1c Audttorium this
month:
Oct. 7th & 6th · Oregon Symphony
Oct. lOth V1rgil Fox
Oct 28th & 29th -Oregon
Symphony with gUitamt Laurindo
Almetda
Concerts
Ehon John will be at the Coliseum
on Oct 15th
Leo Kotkc at the (IVIC Auditorium
on Oc:'t 25th.
Mon. Oet. 7; Film 'Black Roots · 3 15 p.m. Council ( hambers
8:00 p m Sterling Brown; poet. author Stamm
Tues. Oct. 8: 3:15 p.m Fa" Autobiography of Miss Jane Plltmctn, ' Council Chambers
8:00 p.m. -Michael Harper and Ernest Caines: Grants for Graduate Study
Abroad all interested 1n thts
program offered under the
Mutual Educat1onal (xcahnge
Program (Fulbnght-Hays.) should
mquire at the office of Fulbright
Program Advisor Dr. Cit fiord E.
Hamar, located in Templeton
Center, Upper. Deadline for filing
applications on thir, campus i~ Oct.
15. 1974. Makmg its ftrst North American
tour under the aegis ol Hurok
Concerts , the world-famous Royal
5wedt\h Ballet wtll appear on stage
at the Portland Civic Auditorium
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.
l2nd and 23rd, with cunain time
"a<:h evening )cheduled lor 8:15
p.m.
The programs announced hst
for Tu~. Oo. 22"Conservatoire";
.s Pas de Deux (to be announced) ;
"Embrace Tiger"; and "Sleeping
Beauty'' {Aets 2 and 3 combmed).
for Wednesday, the company will
pertorm the complete "Swan
lake".
Tickets for the Royal Swedtsh
Ball~t. pnced at S8.00. S7.00, S6.00
and SS.OO are on ~ale now at
Celebrity Attractions, 1010 SW
Mornson St.
456 N State
Lake Oswego
"a friendly acmosphereu
2 poets, authors Staff
Wed. Oct. 9: 3:15 Panel on "Blues." Harper. Caines and Williams -Stdmm
8:00 p.m. -Delta Blues concert by Robert Pete Wtlliams
Stamm, free ro all lC students,
TAVERNS
Fire House
4634 SE Belmont
Frankenstem's
SW Front & Yamhall
Ken's Afterglow TAVERNS
Oct. 3-0ct 6
Thurs. Oct 3
Frt. Oct. 4
Sat. Oct 5
Wed -Sal
SE Hawthorne near 22nd
Old Main Tavern
SW 1st & Main
Powerhouse
60th 9 SE Powell
Rock Creek Tavern
• Thurs Oct 3
fn Oct 4
Sat Oct. 5
Sun Oct. 6
Mon Oct 7
Oct. 3-5
frt Oct. 4 -t\irborne
-Moonstone
-Sunnyland
-Or Corn
-We~ak
-Jill McAnnally
Country AI & Hts Pals
-Coney Island Whitefish
-Biuegras' Jam
-Rockey & Bullwmkle
-Brown Sugar
-Homemade
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Editor'
then it
36,C
Vote
stder it
and I
transcl
..
Dave i
Edu<
mo~ t9
to br
creat1
whiCh
und~r~
we livt
ncecJ
amon~
stu de~
A bett
to gro
and P•
dent i
admin1
realm~
and ur 1974
con­I Art
~rt of
, the
hi bat,
the
Arts
1 on.
pam­
ty-sax
Seat-
last
from
1an of
at the
! Jen-
•••••
II Arts
1gs by
'10.
thas
>hony
egon
arindo
11iseum
onum
Study
, this
the
ahnge
•hould
fbright
ord E.
bleton
~ filing
as Oct.
"" 1161 bl!r J, 1974
El •
Edllor 1 Note If ASLC II o JOke
thon it's not a vory funny one
36 000 dollars
Vote for poople who will con•
sider it more thon a slight giggle
snd a blue stor on their
transcrip t
Senate···
Dave Andrews
Education 1 the m.un rec1son
most of U\ arc here We are trying
to broaden our horazons tn
crc.u•ve endeavon, to learn skills
wllldl will solve problems, and to
under~tand more fully the world
we li11e in There seems to be a
need lor bettN understandang
.smong the A5lC. the faculty. the
students. and the administration
A better understanding can lead
to growth m botb the academiC
Jnd personal 'iense Whether stu­
dent mput on courses offered,
.sdmmiw au on polfc1es, or mother
realms c.1n lead to mutual respect
and underst.mdmg is lefl up to the
-mdavadu<~ls 1nvolvt1d. I topt>lully
we tan work togE'lhl r '>u th<fl ~orne
progre\•·'< :an be mctde • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Kevin Balrd
"Last yC!ar an my que~t for office I
wrote ct somcwh.Jtlong dlsertation
on my beliefs. fhis year in my
annual driv{' I w1ll say ~•mpfy tht\,
the ~enate 1s not whattt ~hould be
appropnauon ol fund. \eem to be
the only recJ\On for us existence. It
we are to be more than \tudent~
we must \trlve for partaCipation
and be citazem.
Bill Fish
Most of us are pu11mg d lot of
ttme and money into our college
education Due to this commit­
ment we should have a say rn what
goes on. A cono.ume-r ha~ the right
to question and cnticize the ser­
vice he is rece•ving . We ~ohould
have the same rtght Students
should have more control and
tnfluence in the following areas;
policy making curriculum,
res1dence hall ethics, staff selec Pioneer log
7 • • ers1
tion and e~dministrative dcci'>ton
making.
T her•• IS 'tudem representclllon
on .orne commhte~. however
th£>1r posauon has not tully beP.n
tt~ken advant.1ge of The \enate
'ihould be rellpon~tble for ~eerng
thcJt student anvolvement is
applied eflectively where the
dec1siom are being made. By
becoming more active we will
make thi~ institution more respon­
Sive to our needs. We will all enjoy
lC a lot more ar we make n ant.!
kind of olace we want it to be.
•••••••••••••••••
Ken Goe
"WITH MALICE TOWARDS
NONE, WITH CHARITY FOR All,.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mark Hamner
th ·I m Mark Hamner and I like
Rusty Nails, Douglas Firs and
Justice ror every person
everywhere I ..................
leo Hart
I helteve that on this campus rh,•r~> arc nut enough people who
say what they really thmk. They
would r :tther flow with the tad c. If I
dm elected I plan to put Iorah whar
I ueltCV(' and not what "thcrs
would like mr• to, As lor how I wall
vote on assues I cannot put totth a
tt!ddy made plan I wall <onsader
each assucs pro1o and cons and vote
on what I thmk is the best aher·
notttve. . . .. . ............ .
John McCabe
Avoid the ttueat of procrastinating
Studf'nt gow!rnment, vote for a
doer,
Vote for honesty.
Hones Abe. Honest McCabe.
••••••••••••••••
Rach Olson
I .tm runntng for a senate posi­
tion with the specific purpose •n
mtnd ol proposang certatn
mouons, th.Jt lor one reason or
another heave br.en shelved. nellt!r
cons.idered or kalled by inaction in
the pdSt.
Speciftcally these are:
1. The anstallation of bike racks
2. Tht! 1nstalfataon ol a couple
ba~ketbalf hoops on campus
ava1lo~ble to e~ll .students.
3 Matnt.llntng what lanlities we
do have .
I want to see some leg1slation
that affects more than JUSt a hand-
Why spend your life
silting behind a desk watching
a clock when you can be
catapulted from the deck Florida, where you'll oo thru
Aviation Olllcer Candidate
School and pre-flight instruc­
tion. This means no drills, that there is no obligation ll
you change your m1nd durtng
traln~ng .
• ot a ship, soar at supe~nlc
speeds. and operate the
world s most advanced elec­
tronic systems as a Naval
Av1ator
If you're a collegt> student
In good academic standing,
and your VISIOn ,, better than
20!200, you may qualify to jom
the Navy's llight team as a
pilot or a Naval Flight Officer
During your tunlor sum·
mer you II study at Pensacola , no ROTC classes, no shon
haircuts while you are In
school. We want you to get a
degree and enjoy college
while you do it.
What's In it for you? A
chance to obtain a S12.000
starting salary and a commis·
ston as a Naval Officer. plus
the opponunity to earn your
wings snd lly with tht! bold
ono<~ The gre.uest thmo 3bout
the Nnvy's Flight program Is FlY NAVY' See the ollicer
lnformauon team on campus PC!ge S
(ul of studentS. 1 want s.omc
response from you come Frtday.
..................
Tony O'Rourke
In decidtng to run for the lcwts
<tnd Clark Senate, alii dare hope as
that 1f elected I will be able to be
gu•ded by th~ praCtical and con­
cerned inputs of fellow lewis and
Cldrk students. And tn the
legtsl.:~r .. e b~mess wnhin the
Senate, be able to cranttorm thP
confidence .md wishes of my
da,~mares into benehrial and
neces~ary polic:ics. Thereby
benefiuang as many persons as can
b~ m.Jde poss1ble."
•••••••••••••••••
K•rtc Soule
ft''lo ea y ro Sit back <~nd analyze,
cntrcize and bitch .about the effec­
tiven~s of the sen;ate! especially
when you're not a part of it. But
effeetive change and much need­
ed action are 1niuated I rom wtthm
the senate. Concerned persons
need only iJe given the ch01nce ro
work trom wtthin. I feel studenl!i
should ha"e a strong vo1ce
concerning thts colleges' policies.
I need only a ch.1nce ro get in­
Side " •••••••••••••••••
Rick Van Orden
So what prompts me to JOin
rh~se other downs in go1ng tor a
spot in our governing bodyl There
;., a constituency that needs to
havr it's views repre:<o.-nted. Permtt
me to take to the Senate wh.ll has
thus far been confined to the
privaq of ones room. I don't d<~im
to have anv mag1c touch that wtll
sumulare all sort~ ol activity in the
Senate But in my own off-beat
way I thm~ I have somethtng to
offer that is presently ladang. I'm
going to need your helpang hand
to put me m the positton where I
c-an fulfill your desires.
)-Board···
Jim Backler
1. ~cuv~ interest for 2 years in
campus J-Board trials.
2. 3rd grdde V.P.
J. I nterestingl , invinctbrlit ~·.
credibly.
...................
Mike Kaspenak • an-
Qualific.-uions : Copeland Dorm
Council, R.A. ..................
Andrew Kean
Qualifications for J-Board are: It
eems the concept bch•nd ciVlhza­
t•on and JU)Uce is lmpl)·to be ktnd
to vour fellow man. Each ot us,
ever) day. act contrary to the ways
we Y.ould tf we s19ppcd and
refle<ted upon our actions J­
Board 1s a group of people who
occassronally attempt to make us
think about our rclataonsh1ps wnh
others and ourselves .
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Gregory Wanan
I. I h a~ e ~erved as a Sl C Sen•tor
lor 2 terms. and whtle doing so I
h.111~ learned man)· of the func­
t•ons of the 1-board.
2. I have p;trttctpated in ~e' er01l J­
board hearings and under tand
the procedures there of.
3. I ha" e man) 1deas concernmg
impro.,e<f efficiency ot the !-board
system.
••••••••••••••••••
Terry Scannell
1973-19:'4 Synergy Drug Cnsis
Center.
1954-curr ,ent: ltkcs to eat
bananas!
1973-1974 : A(O, hemathes
Progran. A JUVemle court daver­
sion program m outhern llltnois.
19 .. .: 'E>pt. -Busted rn H;mey Ill.
lor lottenng, \"Jittng lor my lady
lriend 10 get out of high school.
Ca:.e dbm• ,edl
1974 Oct. -\ept.: Peer Oncnted
0• ug Edu' atton;al Nen., ork.
Cot.1ciliatorm PS)Chology 106
Jnd B.
NOW! -\\'auld like 10 have ome
one lhrov. a ocam pae at me ar I get
elected.
M31or -_ociolog). knov. how to
ps ch people out.
Hobble -tJootang ott and dnn~­
ang beer.
Coming Soon!- To work wtth 11
youth program m N.E. Ponland . -Page 6
AND
R{:V£/~wahl
Soc1ety Editor
Ed1tor s Note:
Socral deAeneracv 1s a prime olomont rn o college educe·
t1on
Prevtoush LC students had to p1ck up their knowledge of
such actrv1t1es in tho street or rn the gutter Now you can
p1ck n up '" the Log. Oegonerncy rs communrcable
Ms Wehl has an oxtonsrvc:; background rn th1s field.
Sh~ drinks Gibson's Hard Cider hke a f1sh and chews
Copnhoqon snuff with considerable exporttso Sho has
othor nasty hab1ts bostdes.
'o rcatl)•, 1 JU'.>t don't fel'l hlic ~cerng dn tranwes.uu ~s
t lniRht "
.So u Wcl'> that Rata Ballard ch1ckenc.>d out from our
courageou'> e~pcdJt•on to one ol the mor<; worldl> entertain·
ment ~pot\ tn Portland. otnd \O it wa~ that the fcarlc~!l trro, David
SW3n, Eugt:'ne The TobcJcco-thewer , dnd I found our\elve~
.. twlling out the dollar co\er charge 31 .1n e~tabl1\hment on S~
4th north of Burn~1de : 0drc~·ll'~ \\' tranwe~tlte bar.
A.s we entered, 11 was nt.'armg m1dn1ght. The bar wa\ .1lmmt
I tiled. mo!>tly ollate twenttl!!>, nor mall)' dre1owd men. The decor
mducft..-<:1 hang1ng arttfrc1al terns, d\ed wooden )hingle' and
ioil patterned on the wall, and a grand rcvohmg chandelier
~trarght hom the Ro,wn~ T"" enucs.
\\ e tound a table and a dump\' w.uter wuh short greet") hau
and brown !>lack!. ollcred u~ ot chotec ot be~r or wine.
Da\·1d pornted out that a tram~c.-.ute just cmersed tram the
.. ,omen\ bathroom. I put down mv want> and didn't drrnk an}
more lrqu1ds that ntght
0\ er the loud .,pea"-'.:r, it "'a' :mnou need that the shoy, wcls
bcgrnmng and our C) I!'> tocu,ed on the thrct• bulb-lrncd arc he~
on M<~ge.
Darrell, the husk) propuctor-pcrlormer, entered I rom a rP.d
.. ehct curtam under the center arch. Ht• Y.il') y,earrng htRh
heel\, a padded bnts\ierc:, and no pants-but an "adt•quately"
long ""orkc;,hrrt . A gtganuc h1gh·mc blonde wig ltke one would
exoect on a well-to-do mc~dam balanced on Darcell ., head
taiM: c)e lashe') accentuated hh htlby blut''>, .md !>urrounding
h1s matronly smtle were mchc) ol mal.:e-up .
tugene sp11 out hr) tobacco vn thl• floor.
Th•s dc~ppL'r dand)·. who was probably once d Boy Stout.
mouthed the worch to two rc,ordf>d songs b) lt.>mdle vocali"'"
wath all the sen~uou:. eloquence of a gorrlla 1n bdllet'Johoec;,, and
then entered mto c1 monologue .
Eugene sprt anotht'i plug of tobacco on the floor.
On~.! normal-lookrng woman 1n tht• audience 1demified
hcr!>ell a!> .tn employee at a regular bdr day, n the ~tr~et.
' Oh, good, darhng," bubbled Darcel!. ''Wt•'ll all dre\~ up
and go vr)tt you ~ometimel''
The woman repli~d wtth a 1etrtl1cd llmllc.
1 wo other ~tacky lfan~vc\Htcs, "Roxy'' .1nd "TNl md" ai!>Q
m1m1c-sang to record\ during the .,how. MuJ-w.,y through the
hour, Rolly C.tmc up to u~ 1n h1~ !~leek, lovo.:·t:ut bluc gown,
chccnlv ~;ud, "Ha, l<rd\l''. and :!>hook our hand~ .
EuJ(cne walled until ROX) l~ft before .)plltrnf( on the rJoor.
.,Can I get you !>Ortlething herd" Dump\ the WJiter was
b:~,k . For the first ume, I nottet'd h1o, vorce wJ\ r.tthN hrgh and
gentle. A!l hf! left, I too~ ., c.ccond look at the frne pornt-. ol hi\
anatomu :al teat urt-~ .
"Oavtcl, I bclwve our WiJitt•r ~~ d wc~ltrt'\) "
Davrd c:..t~l a d1c,crrmrnutmg eve at th(· \.lggtng lrgurc and
• ~rt:••d . ~or the rcmdtndt•r ott he I'V<:nrng, wt: pl.ty~d a fun new
game C:dlled l~ltahloora~hc .
M1~S De~sy, Cl tall, th1n bldck alleg,•d woman wa\ the OlXt
pcrlormer She t5racctully swank<;-cl dbout si<Jgc doing the old
rd1ablf! suip
Only when M•ss D" sv )(Ot down to the tcmcl~ <~nd G-5.trrn~
d1d w • reach tht• conftdcnt conwmu\: 1t\ a ~ohl•,
, In a chmatic perf or mane •, Darcr•ll mtroducl•d "the gorgeous
Mr Blane" As thP mu~kcommc·nrl-d, c1 short, mu~cul.u young
rnan we.trtng iJ lone and humble rocJ... strap lcpt out from the
red \ii'IW•I curtain!> l11ic Mcr<."Ur)' preparrng to strc:>ak <JCros~ the
Roman Emprr,..
Oavtd sp11lr!d h1\ hccr .rnd tug~"n•• sp11 on the floor.
Mr. BletnP dtd .t tharrmng l1trlc: cfancP whrrh loa~ l'd morc•l11ic
,, ~lfctt:hrn~ t'li••r• 1s•· wh1lr• Ro~y Jnd M1\ Df• ·"Y fllllt!r~d
ctrOtmd mt•rrtly In th•· !Jc~d round,
In th•· fiooJit·, tht• l.tnldli11n.,; tr,m)lle~llll' IJ.t(( ell rc-1•nterNJ
W"d""K ,, lort~ b;,ckleu 1fr• ·. whrch w• Wl\lwd h.td 11'11 mort!
up lv th•• lflldl)lnauon, and mnuth(•d tlw wordo, lo ''Would You
l1l c to Pur Yuur Ht•.ttl UpCJn My 1'1llow/
IJdr• ell (Hdnu•d .uound rrt tht• auclrt•r11 ,. wh1lt• hr• "!lang",
fltri.Jt 1••u~ly tourhrn~ rlw m«:n on""'" ~ohuuldt•r!. (whn.11 rually
~~·cm<"tJ to t•ntoy •t,) T n I he !>lod \', )liCit •· h.mr•rJ wornr•n, lw
w,.nt u~··r iJOd l•·cJ~IfiHIY ltltt'fJ up rlu• lrwll of ha!> ~hrl,
I .slmu\t \ptt on tl11• llllor
JU\1 I witH•· wr•lt•lt rlw. flOII)(liJtrt ol llf'IVt•r\HHI, I l.nt (•II ~oJV<'
l'V<·ryunl• sum" p!}t~u,mt phllu;c,pltu c~l ln•J(I lot tltuu~hr •
"1.\'t• mu~l IP,Ifl\ Ill I,Jitt;h <tt OUf)t'IVC''>, ,uul wht•lf lr\t• JP,Hil
tlt,tl, wt• f.dflldU);II ..tl ullwn~ ''
II would, I t••o1 on••tl. cJt h•.t\1 l(l\11' tht• c•mpl"~' ''"' '>UIIIL'tlun.:
ltJ lhlll~ .JirUUI Willie• thr•y'r•• tft•.tfllll~ 11)1 tlw flcuJI Piont•cr Lug Oc tol.wr 3, - -
New improved SAGA
E _i_le sala s, 8 oz. stea
Kirk Coolt~v
Stoff wmor
''''now uml'.l or tlw u.ulrtlorl.ll
.-u t1rle on tht• St.ttc ol the I oocl .1t
LC, that ''·
For tiHI~C 01 \'OU who Wl'fl' ht•n•
ld\t yc,u, \ ou proho~hh nut1Ct'U
th.tt J.td. BJker ~~ no lonKl'f with
U\, (.t~\Uffillll), Ol COUr!>C, \Ull hJ\l'
.m C\·l' lor ~uch cl~t.lil\) , \\'c .ue
h.1ppy to rt:porl that hl• rs nO\\ at
~u. Hood L.C.
T lw ney, hcJd honcho 1~ f had
Thom.1~ who c.mw ht?rc vr.t Idaho
StJtc m POC"Jtcllo, ld.tho, 1 hr~
move " con'ltrdcrcd .1 promouon,
t rom whrch "e Ill d)' glccn ~orne
prrd(', (II .111 depend~ on \\'hat
l'ol.ttcllo '' hlo.c)
Onlr\ a rei~.
Chu< 1.; Urb.tnowicz. j, the
manager or •2 man. He'~ been
her c• ~Ill< t' r cbr UcH} lc1'>t )'C.U.
""'~ned a' .1 tr .unL'e, hl• ts no"'
thl• mclnclgcr. Thh •~ c1 \trrkrng
c),dmplc of upw.ud mobilrt) In
talkrng to t huck it \t•cm'lt th~t
SAC. A 1\ dl•void ol downy, ard
mob1ht}
'\nyw<l\', Chuck •~ th£ guy wtth
the bc.trd and Thad i'lt the one
without th~ bec1rd,
h .111 thi'!> clc.ull ""'0"' we turn to the Kl\t ot the
m.ttter; tlw St<Hc ol the food.
In .:~lllarrnL~~. the food \CC!m ... to
be gctlrng better. It IS qu11~ cd1blc.
The '><~lad tablt!" .Jrl' a wonder. We
haH!,.. prot u1oe varrt?t) ot ~.tl.ld' to
lhoo~e from, rathl't th.lt the old
)} 't~m at two b1g bowl~ of
chopped co.~bbaKt: • or lt-ttuce or
whatever . A deli nit<: Improve·
mcnt.
Th~ portron~ wem to be gcttrng
bigger too, r.H.t : Chut 1.. ddlffi!t
that Y.C noy, get 8 ol. lldmburgt!'r
'>ledk' (I thrnk 11 w,rs hamburger
,teak'>). rcJthcr than the old 3 01,
JOb~ . Th.1d ~.1y" the pork< hop' .1re
brgger too G11·~ Aflr•·dll
Thod and Chuck gaggle ot tho zony enttcs of tho crooturos frollck
rn the broth.
')orne of you clU? prob.tbly J\1..­
rng, "How •~ th1' dm.uln~ feat
of(' nmpli~ohecll "
Well, 11 I'> done through in­
uea .. cd cflicaenq If you work in
St\C.A ~ou 'll understand
1\h, one eumple of the ctfic1en­
cv you all have, no doubt noticed:
Th(> '(Josed' Dinrng Room II
mi~ht rnterc!.t you to kno"" th.u
thl\ dtt 1s R >\. !.anct1oned If So~gd
-.top<o buying food with Your
money to feed people who don t
pa) tor the food at SAGA thl•n
m6re money (YOUR money) can
be )pent on YOUR tood.
Rrght
The ct. The Clo'>ed Drnrng
Room -\ct ha-. ruffled a lot ol
le;llhel\, .. o to 'pec1l.. Oh well
The 1h~ory1s,ound
I I you thank you ve g01 com·
plo~111h, vou can bet thc1t S ·\(,A
(l had .1nd Chuck) ha!> c;omL'
b1tt.hrn too flww .src no doubt only ·' lew
(two} l'),ample" of million'>. Tht•y RCI .1popleuc over th
pt>ople that fill up r,oup (\ala
bo"" 1, wrth muc,tard and ketchup,
tdkc 11 to their 1.1ble,, and then
prOl eed to U'>l' onP -,mear, throw.
1nH the W\1 ctw.ly They .tlc,o dr\l1ke
the• people who tdke lour glal>ses
of mtlk. drrnk two .1nd throw out
two. There dlso are tho~e who
drown theu \diad' I'> dre<.'>lng, find
fo some rcd~On thai there is 100
much drc'lt\lnK to make the salad
cd1ble, then throw the whole
.. hmeal .1way.
If you th1nk thl'> " slclnderou'>
drop by the d1sh room \Omeume
'I ou'll llt'l' )orne amaLrng thmgs.
I hi-. mol) not \trtke you ar, .~n·••tntnu
to get cxntl'd .1bout, but Ill'> )heer
W.t.,tt Jnd W.l'>te col>h bucb. and
whclt\ more You '>Upply the bucks.
Financial Fun ':lo. I h.td clnd C. hue~ (d1d you
know tht?y wor!.. 12-15 hour!> a
d.tyl) cl)k,ll dl all po<,c,ible, for all ol
you euler' .1nd reader\ out there
to brood on tim quc!ltton ol wa~ote
.1nd other problems o~nd CO·
operatt! "' '\Orne small way
Bl:<omt! d rec,pomible person
Th~y t•ven !ougge'>ted thatrf th1ngs
gl•t better we m1ght be able to
have m1lk \h.1l..e; for desc;.crt or a
frurt t,rblc or .. omc other delrcacy
to enhvc•n our board here at LC
S-\C..A (contmued from IJK 1)
Summer Employment -
\\-hen H~~d dbout
~mplovmt•nt, ""'"'~~ Crockett
repl1~d. "That'\ !.Illy not to be
able to an\wer thc1t ... l'll have to
t onsult my JOb descraption .''
Sutdnnc Cdrl-.on Wd\ clblc to
)hed ..1 lrttle mar~> l1ght on that
area \h~ outlrned lour 'ource~
that th<' <allege h.t'lt ,1Va1lable
lor vacCttlon tame t!rnploymcnt
The ftr\1 t onrc!rn' lin.mctcll .11d
\tUUI'nl\ and 1\ Ccillcd tht!
"fedet.ll Collc•Kt' Wotk
Progr Jm." T ht• ">tudent mu'>t
1) \how need, 2) 'how what
pc:tt«'nt of tht• mont•y c.tr nt•d rn
thl• 'ummer will be U\Cd lor
acJdt!mic worl., J) frnd .m off
( dmpu~ clt;cnrv whll h 1\ non­
profil, .tnd 4) y,ork 1n the con­
e cr n of 1 he gcnt•r Jl publrc ~
Ht~ tob roulcl hl•,..nvwlwu· rn
1he Untll•tl5t,rlt•) 1f11lalls urrdet
th,•w rule•,, Tht• ulllct• h<n m.my
II~IH\K'll whu h mt:l'l the rt•·
fJUifl'nu•nl~. but ,, ~• udcnt l dn
mvt~liK.tiC' .lily non-pruf1t
CHJ;ctnlt.lliUil Ill tht• olrt'd II\
Whit h Ill' woulrf m t' to WOI k.
Ml\'ll C.trl~on crnph,l\llt'd tiMt
dolnl( )0 UVt!l wrnll•r v,u oiiiOil
or rovr•n ~t·llut,; .r joh rn urw nl
lht·~~ · OI!;JOILJtiUil• dur IIIK Vdldtron
planning
'ummer. r5. recommended-
ahead lor next
I he r,econd resource 1!.
government crvrl c;ervrce JOb~
open to Jny student with or
wrthout need The'e are usually
wor k-.,tudv progr dm~. ~ome re­
qulflng .1 <:rvtl .. erv1ct e1tam
Information comes rn around
November with c1pplicauon~> .
The JOb'> are often c;uitable to
tho,e interested an fore .. try or
'>Ciencc•
1 hl• th1rd \Our< e b lot.JI con­
l'll't I ton.. ll)clintJtned w1th
Me1cr frJnl.. .md J.C Penny and
( o Studvnh .ue placed all year
round otnd thc.,e cornp.1n1C\
wem well-~.111\lled wtth LC.
\tUd<•nt.,
I herr lac.t \Ct of JOb\ dppCJf
when ouh1de employers <all rn
I or help The oflr< l' wall
pubhc11e the different JOb~ but
hopt> to h.1ve the ume .1nd the
pt~r~onncl to do :.o rn the
fulurt', .tuording to Mtc,<o
Cu l'.>on She elCphainec.l th.u
mmt of tlw JOb'> are of sl..tll
dt:vdop1ng or c><iucat1onJI
\diUl' but they often h.tv<'
J•lniiUrtdl WdlltC'>!> or derk
1 ypc JOb!>, al-.o "The btggt•c;t JOb
I'> tu l1nd the '>tudent," 'he
noh•d,
Jwrc ' "Opportun1Uc'
,,,,, "' .. l'IH I
• •
• .uc 1 h~y edt here too
P S D1d you know thdt the dnnl\
b.1r co'>l .about SJ.OOOl
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CAR
INSURANCE
CALL 246~9730
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es frollckin;
lc over th
soup (~.tlaJJ
nd ketchup,
'!., and then
near. lhrow· v also d1,ltke
four glaS'iC\
ad throw out
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the whole
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small way
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that 11 thmgc;
be able to
de~sert or a
her deltcdcy
here at LC
ut the drinl..
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· Pre-me"-"4
just puc
Sally Schultl
Stoft writor
< ,,,rrish 1~ a pullmtl.tl Br V•ll1
opout
Wlwther he wtll rPmatn .11 I cwl~
nd Cl.u 1o. collcl(c .n " orP·mcd
\tud~nt 01 .tSptre ww.ucl th.tt
,,,01u~n pU1 k tn the sky is undcter·
JnJOI!cJ G.trnSh. .t sophomore ttom
Mlnm•sol ..1, rt!<.:Cntly m.tdc the cut
in uyuuts 101 Portl;md's ~emt·pro
hockey wam: the Roy;,~ls . An a~1d
pia\ cr -he h.a been on the 1ce
~lllCt: he w.ls two -hC' is now
: uy1ng to balance <1 hca_vy study
, schedule, mghtly pr.Jctlces and
h.ash sltng~ng dt Saga .
· A d1minutive (bur growtns
phy)tquc) ha'> not cooled Garrl~h's
mterest. Although he h .. s been
\hifll·d from his u'>u.ll dctensave
po~naon to oHem1ve center
because of his size. G.unsh still
envisions htmself w1elding a fierce
'>tick an the future. He is planning
to either continue With the Royals
or transfer to the University of
Minne ... ota (hockey " the number
one )port 1n that state, whach puts
Oregon at .1 disadvantage as far as
Garush IS concerned)
The Royals consist of retired pro
players from the MPa w~o are
serious player:; but hav~ fa1led to
m.tintain or reach the b1g ume. _To
relatn his amateur statu,, Camsh
wtll only accept lcgllif!'·''e
mont>t.IIY compensatton :
tramport.ltlon. hotel!. .md meals.
Some players wtll accept a percen·
tage of the gate rece1ved from
sparse box office returns -Garris
aroun
audience .~ ~wldom exceed 11 tpll'
ftgur ·~(lou b.1d Bry.lll doc·~n ·r gc•t
il cur ol the prolll!o, M,mz.tntlil IS
pl.mnmg to I.JIIhfully lnllow hi'
cMeer, IMYing throuMht rhc nos~"
a~ 1 hey go.)
G.1ru~h op~.:ncd Ius sco.~~on w11h
d b,metlt match playc'd on V .rile)'
Icc• Salurday mght. He played,,., an
all·)l.tr tor rhe Oregon HOl:kr!y
!>SOciJtlon . BcC.lUW hoch•y 1S nor
overwhelmtngly popular 1n
Oregon, the As.,ociiltlon used 11\15
gdme to beneftt the nced1es1
chdrity 1hcy could 1h1nk of~
rhem~clv~ .
Juggling could be Carrish's n••w
)pOrt. Time consummg prdctices
,ue nor rhc only off-campu'
sacrifict: he w1ll have to m.1ke. The
Royal!o ledve rown every other
weekend to fly to such exotic
plac~ as Seattle, La~ Vcg.l\ and
Anchor age lor the1r lace ·off., Tim
elemenl of time w1ll be the
decrding factor 1n hts pldns to stay
or drop, be it hockey or the
Northwesl of LC. If 11 1s a close
mdtch. Carrish mslnu.Jied that the
Pioneerc. have the edge. aftN ex·
tensive dental work and vanou!.
broken bones, a change of roles,
from pauent to doctor seem~ to
look better all the ume
• on never prom1
runners a rose
Jed Caufman there wasn't as much to cheer
Staff writer .lbout
The cour!le oh no problem. "There re four Wlll<tmette men
• When you come around the ahead of you fellows.'' CdUt1oned
baseball field.. you can cut Fax.
across take a beeline for "We'll get 'em:' con~oled lC's
the around the ro:.e gdlden. up R1ch Ol~on a~ he panted pa~t
the \Oapbox derby traclr. ·• "If they stay tn the po~ruon
Oh ye.lh • )ame JS last year we're gonna get beat ··panted Dr
McCulloch St.Jdtum. Salem, Fix. The spectators course Wd'> Pront!er l.og Page 7
Teammates hold Robert Aggrey back during
scuffle (left), and E. A Kambruah reaches rn
front of University of Portland opponenent for
ball Lewis and Clark won the game, therr season opener, 6-0
two goals. Rusty 0'8rtan
Aggrey led the team with
Reed College should agatn contend for the
league trtle, as they did last season.
Secon est ta es
len more talent to
you
en
fin1shcd ftfth at 21 37 a mere neck
.1head of Willameue 's Dave Hall
Kevtn Cooley nailed down
seventh position for LC with a
21:55 mark
When potnts were 1allaed,
Willameue held the edge with 25
to _. Pioneer score or 30.
In a meet at Linfield the week
before,lC placed '>econd 1n" faeld
of four team'i Norm Dick once
again led the pack w1th a 19:59
umt: on the tour mile course. 'ou h.t' t: to be 1n shape to play
SOCCl!r.
The \\Orld's second mo~t pop­
uldr spon tnllolvt.>s a ~ubtlc blend
of speed, stamina, teJmwork and
sk1ll. Actaonlscontlnuous and sub­
Sill ut1ons are r o~re bec-ause once a
plc1yer is taken out he cannot
return. Only two players may be
~ubstitu ted durtng the course ot
tht> gam~!.
Soccer Takes More two davtsions. dCCOrding to 1he
tndtvldual team's p~'>rlormanoe 1n
lhe prevrous se.non. No" lhin has
bl~n done away with rn favor ot
one large league. This means th.tl
te.1ms will pl.l) every ever~ lcam tn
lhe league once rather than ever)
team in 1he~r davi\aon tw1re.
Extra Team
The amount ol men turnmg out
lor the te01m ha) nece.ssttated the
formauon ot J.V, team. whach
currently has a tour game
schedule "uh Lrnf1cld. Reed,
Oregon, and Oregon State slated
.n opponents.
Oregon, 26 September 1974. 11:00 aero~~ the filed to High Street.
a.m. A m1ddlc-Jg~d man, , With over two mtlc:~ gone the
rclcl!ding hair-line stands at the paclc. headed down High ')trt'P.t. ====RU SO \'olrd line poiwd with KodJI.. "We gotta get Kevin (Coole' l .tnd
lnstam<llic m.9 camera tn hand Dr Davtd (Ucunten) pick1n' olf tho~e Thl' Pioneers w1ll travel to Wall.t
nellt week. Obviou~ly soccer is then a va'>tly
more complicated and tnteresung
acuv1t~ tor 1he spec."tator. and re·
quues more skills and practtc-e on
the part of the participant 1han the
world's mosr popular sport. wh1ch
onl requires two people
cqu1ppcd ....... h the net:es~ar • im·
plements . On Saturday the varstt opened
thetr sea~on \~ith a bang b\ bom­
bardmg the outmanned Unrver •­
tv of Portland, 5-0
;osT
CE
730
u11111.:
WC)IIICR Eldon Fill f1lmed the start ot a meet gu~ ahead."
rh.tt, "I e:..pccted to wm " W1th about 31
~ miles gone LC
When the film 1:-developed. but Willameue held an unoff1c1al w
the ml!mory '>I til linger~ one fleet three pomr advantage o\ c.>r the 'v\
loott•d L( freshm.ln probably Pioneer.,, With the lnst11mat1 C v~·
won'l mind ~oeerng 11 twice Norm chcktng and the bov'> heading up LC
D1<..k h,n yet been challenged by the ~oap box track, Eldon F t.lC w
the oppo~i tlon for the number-~quealed final encouragement to LC
one .,pcJt his runners. "Try .1nd get one of L(
"I hl..e his courage" admttted thoc,e Bearcat guy!~, we're three L(
Coach f1x a'> Dick pulled away pomts behmd " V.
from the ltnc. "He hn't afraid to And moment'>l.uer in ..1 grovt> of l(.
\Cl tht.• pace -1 like that." tree'> the ldr,t advace 'or pdct..leader \'\
Up the soapbox derby track to Norm Dick ··~o...eer up the W Individual s
Norm Dtd.
Terry Zerzan
Bob Kipper
Brock Hin.zmann
Dave Ueunten
Dan Hall
Kevm Cooley
John Mitchell
R1ch Ol~on
Phil Hall
Paul Zorner
Steve McGre\\
Ed Helson the top ol the hill With 5 SO rhythm. you're alrrght Norm:''
I h l C Peter Brown c11.pcnded .1 frantic F1x .. earched Dtek cros'ied the ine wll a · 20:36:4
10:49
21:14
21 r
21 37
21 3 ..
11:55
U:07
22:10
22:15
2.,,.,, ....
.,., . lb --· 22:30
13:14
l3 30 f B h d W loren Collins for " .. un ~pot through the tree., to winntng ume o 20:3b 4 e 1n
11Im h1~ front runner. the fcader were three Bl!arcat'>, lC Jim Doughert~ 24 48
T l 20 ·'9 B b • W M1ke Contreva'> 14 Sb "lheh' the) comt:," yelled fn~.. err) cr lJn, :.. o "'ppcr.
h1' go~~t· through the trc~ But 11:14 .lnd Brock H~nzmdnn , W D.1ve R1ce 25:00
,1het Norm Dick P'*"'ed the M9 21: 2.."' P1oneer OaH~ Ueuntt.•n LC Tt•d Vanderlip 26:13
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onh )j, leuermen, ot whom lour
were \lilrter .
VeterJn" Robert 1\ggre~ 'V1a!iohio
A'tashi, Jell Carl'>on, Joel lo....uper­
.t:.Jk, Ed S•met Jnd Kent Wilson will
provtde the nucleu~ around
whKh Evans hope!> the )Oung
team \\ 111 tell.
"The lro)h group ha... ouhtan·
dtng ralent. h b a quc ... tion ot .. , ork
to g~t 01 set 1eam lia _on," han'
a ad.
No Predictton
The Pa<'necr mentor hc~at!ned to
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ea .. on. "It depend' on our hr<;t
te .. , matches," he saad
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Preseason Tide Ebb
Steve Brown
Sports Ed•tor
Up and down .•.• md up ;tgain?
,\.iaybe, but alter rhing to a 14· 10
fCX>tball upset ol hergr~en Con· h.•rencc chJmpaon t:entr.ll
\r\'a,hinston, the P1onec~ l.l!>l
,,·cck ,.mi. to a J.J tte ot a weal<.
We~t~rn \\t~'ohington team.
~uch h"' bc~n the presea~oon
ttdc of Le"" and Ciarlo. But the
pre~e.l~on '" O\oer the Ptoneer.,
...
Tailback John Janisse pl&ys
hands down en route to one of many large gains over Cen­
tral Washington .
Love on courts if you've
got two and a can of balls
Tenm~· e"er-nsmg populartl) '
boom ha~ reached L&C as the
chool's ~econd annual m1 ed
uoublo tournament ha~ begun.
Qualification~ lor the tourna­
ment are leYt ·the onh· JC\triction
bems that )OU must be a student
ot LewlS and Clark. There are two
categone~ for partictpanb to
enter. the \ars•ty dr..,...,, which in·
eludes pla~e~ irom l&C teams
and former high school -.arstty
pia) ers: and the no\ ice sect toni\
for the pia ers entt!red m begtn·
nmg tennis classes or someone
"ho fust likes to hack a .... a)'.
alt's rea II) a good tournamenl ;
last e<~r'.s finals were qune cx­
oung. Lmda Brumder and Dave
Murph)· won b~ a score of 5-7, i-6,
7-5. "States Nen's arsit) T enni~
Coach, Ton) Evan~ .
But Coach Evans ~ees advan­
tages o1her than having fun m
runnmg the tournament. "We
hope to acquaint player ~ "arh
each olhes so they c;m alway'S lind
someone to phav wllh, Then when
the var.suy starts practtce during
the! wmter mant lllore plaver~ w1ll
be ready to go. We play on indoor
courts (during the y,inter) ~o we \\ •II be able to onh' pr aotce on
wed•ends b~~,.'Cau~e of bd!>ketball.
But 11 m&ght give u' some advan­
tagt.~ anvway," poims out Evam.
T rophie~ are given out to the
,., inner~ .tnd runncr·up!o. Tht!
tmals should be in the second
week ol October af our good
weather holds out.
Dropout comeback: fx-!lwtm
t~am performer Nancy Wahl
started her comeback by swim­
ming across and back the
Wtllamette Rtver recently. Her
coach Ted Boyett commented
after that N1mcv still could not go
to the lea~ue fmal~ .
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ivt>r~ll}' m forest C..ro' t• tor
anoth~r tltk r .lCl',
Pat.:tftl ahhough not con
.,,dued to be tn <Ontentron for the
utle ,., al\\ llY\ .1 I'1.Hd httting t~Jm
and capable of 8"''"8 lew" .tnd
(lark a~ much a., the\ C"dn handle
In thetr only prt!lcJ~on game,
Pctc:thc lo ... t ll·J to Southern
Oregon College, ranked as the
lifth be)t small colll•ge tn the
North'' (!)I,
The te,lm that beat Central
•
loose hands lose yards. Jerry
Warren drops pass behmd the
back 10 what turned out to be • on
Washmgton two week!. dgO wall
h.tve to be the one that goc., on
the field agamst Parlfic 11 tht"y
want to Will Agatmt C WS( the
orrcn,c. clfter working out e<~rlv
gamt: lunl...,, went on to control the
boJII in the '>econd half lor 21
minutt•., to JU~I 9 for the opposi·
tton.
Strong Backfield
Scntor tailback John Janis\e
gt~ined 101 yards 1n that tir)t game
and was complemented bv tht'
an excellent day for him
agamst Central Washangton
defenders .
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runntng U.Jtk\ Die!. DJy,
( ,.If 1\t•n, liM I< Pctt•r\on
Wt~yn~.; j,\Ck<oon. In the We:.t
wa .. hmgton game the en
Uat:kfil•ld ddV.JnCed jU!I{ 2J yard
19 < ar ril'!l, aver aging l~!o than
yard p~r carry
Une Otfference
Head co.Jch Fred Wil..,on.
ml•ntmg on the dbtllty ol
olfemhc line to make runnP,
room lor th • back!!, Scctid of the
g.tmc. ''It \\ oJS the be~t hne p
Wl''ve had in y~.u.,' 8uttal
the wcond. \poke J di .... , ...
lome tn phalo,aphazing. "Their
line (Pctcilic\) a.te up our v"'"
gu) :. •
''It kind ol ~hocked us .:til.
re.ally .ue hopmg tor better t
th.ll. We tt'\'erteci bad. to
alumni S·•mc," which the 1
lmt bJdlv.
\ key ~ctb.td: could b~
IOJUIIC\ WhiCh ~:amc ag,u
W\\'SC. Oclcn~tvc end S
Mendenhall' knee Wil\ opcr3t
on I.~~ Monda", while fellow
mt;>n Adrian lkehara and f\.
Tom~cth tell VICtim to lt~S
3nldl' inJUrt~ . On the o11~n'~••
tcdm, both D1cl\ Da) and M
Pmdcr ftm~h('d the day with
ed up kne .
What rhc ~ea~on comt.~ down
for lcw•s dnd Clark i~ one of
paths, etthcr up to a new
better ye.~r, which started wu
win O\ cr Ccntrdl Wa~hington ,
down to the level of last year's
medto<:ll} .
Get that
pony out
of the poo
Lewis and Clark
poloa ... u got ort to a great ~tart
r rtd.w by del eating the Will am
Wildrt~ts. 18-10. The p, ........
"howed their superaor ~trength
d neoJr capac:it} crowd ol over
hundred spectators .
Tht\ Wd'> the large .. t turnout
.1t .1 ll•was and Cl.uk water
gdme < oach Ted Boyett
~tated, "The team and I would
to thJnk all or the people
cctme .tnd '>Upported our team
would .1h.o like to encou
tho\c who couldn't make
g<1me to come to the n~~~ot one.
Boyett wa .. \'cry plecm;!d wuh
ltr'>t p ~rformance Jnd ·~ look
forward 10 o.1 good \~ason.
le.Jm captatn Gordon Ru\u
o.~greed by saymg, "We dtd a•r'"''
ontght, but we sull hoJve a lot I Transmis sions with Warranty I
1 ,.~ Custom Off-The-Road Dune :'g~:
1 Buggy Prep In Our I Oct. work ahead of us.''
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