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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 17, 1974 Volume 33, Number 3
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1974-10-17
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( Caines and Har
R1tu Bullard
StHft writtH
"711c ~trong mt>n coming on
Tilt ~rrung mr·n glllltl' stronger
Strong m n
Srrongcr. '
sl r ong r11en r11e t:
Oc:tohfll 7 Stnmm er:
Studt!nts, ol .til dge~. arr> quwt, attcntiV!... \110 c hsten to Ern~; st
G.ull('\, rnagmflcf:'nt author of The Autob1ogruphy of M1s
Jono Plltrnnn, rr>c.ountthc f~rsJ tmlc he mt>t Stcrlmg Brown at
Jn dW.Jrd C<'remon}' 10 VI: .1shmgton, D.C 1 hl· room •s not full
1 o mt: 5H•rling w.n .~not her \\ hll(• man dlth1• pMty unt1l h£'
UD n~d tH mouth H<> said. You rc not wearlnR d tuxedo 1
SJid No I do11'1 bcl•cw In that kuHi oi !I tuff ' nd he sa1d, '1 h.11
mgger OV<'r tht:>rP don't have a tu ·~o on ellher nd ht•
.1ddf'd, Wh.lt the:.> hc.•ll am I Wl'cHing th1~ tiHng fm l' Afrt•r hc .. rlng
h1m pt•.tk J couple of sentcnc:ec; I knew two t~uns' 1 t-Ic w.t~
not whrtc, .md 2.. I \\as gorng to ltke hrm '
Undoubt .. tll~ like most<-'' us mthe room ton1ght, Gamr>s chcl
not knuw t'Xcl( tly \\ hu terhng Brown wa .
I 'I clld ru)l kru)W who ht: W.)\ until Mt~;:hdcl Harner wh15Dl'f >d
hi~ ldt•rulty to me. I I Pre I Wo_~s s•ttrng by,, m,m, .1 bl.~<.:k rnc1n, who
h11d put over tO yc.1rs ol hrs hie as .1 1eachl'f c1nd il ~HII!!r who
ho1d been dnmg •• s a wrllcr .lll thos•• many ycMs cxJctly what 1
wil~ trymg to do now tthat moml'nt I could not h \i' giV~>n
~ou a quo!(' rrorn 00" of hts poems Th. only l'l((Uf>C I can gtve
for rn) Ignorance IS th • ••ducauon S)slt.'m olthlr.countryJsw ·II
.1!t th~ government who h.u not m the pJc;t, and to thl\ day
r£>cogrlllPd tlw black tntelle tuJI "
"Donr rook my IIVm cJ) IC c:amc,
DOIH.' grabbt'd my JO), don•' rr~k<>d my llf£•
TrJrn don£> c.wglu me on de tre\tl£>,
Mdn done Ci!Ught mt• w1d lu~ '' dca,
HI( doggone purly wtft.• ••
OdyHi'Y of Brg Boy b Stl•rllllg Brown
Poems t<l ken from experience:
G.Juw~ ••xpiJmcd how Brown \\rues 01 "the 'iOng of the
cornmcm m.111, "
!>tcrlmg Bro"' n knows th•· common man. 8~ commtm rn11n I
ml!.m tlw P~'JS,Jilt, tlw m.tn on whose should1~rs llll!raHu•'
~hmds .md who)c brc.uh l11cr :uure IS borp, .m<J on I) through
\\how brc.tthmg lh•'••1lur I! wrll "UI vwe "
"I c.om•• lo you I rom m.m.,, rnJrw mtl\~ Thc~l! poems come
lo you hom m.m\, "'""} )t"'',Hlt •·
Sterling Brown ~·mbud1cs rhe orc1l tradtr•on ol lttt•r<tture \II
the .JOJClltVt'S apph, rna!illlrlcenr, ~trong, umquc,
superb, ond )d. nont• .ue o;ulllc•enl \\hen he reaus hro
urpa~H·~ dr•sc np11on
Ht.• c.rprur•~ the rh) thrn of d.mce tn a poem. 1 o read tt
Silently Is 10 mr~os rht• mcanmg 01 the oral tr.ttfu•on
'look ar o/tl Scrapp~' puWn' on clog
puttm, on clog
(>uttm' on tlog
Look ."It Old St r.1ppy puttm' on do~
SII~PJWl' like no bod '> bu)lnc.S>."
Puwn' on Dog b-., wr hng Br O\\ n
''A J.ll'r:.on who 1 Jul(ht me .1 RreJt dt•al We IS a w.snden ng QUII.Jr
P•·•y~r tIt· Introduce d me 10 .~ whole bodv ol loll< m.llciiJI I
found o1 l.mgU,It( t tiM! wo.1~ ,J n~w thtng tom"'· I was strut k b\ 11~
pl!hrnP\\ 1 1h ml.'l tphor rt .. ll qu.11ity. I "' tlnlt:'tf ro gl!trhc ~~cec h ol
lite pPoplt• I dtdn 1 wJnl to gel thl U\uJI di.1lecr.''
Soul expressed in words:
I l.tJ..> yo km' ._,, /011111
\111 I llt'H'r C.tu~ht \l'lllJ 11'1 TOll I;
But 11 /''' .JIO • nacl.,rl
Fo' ro •ld) l!f're long,"
I ong Gon~> l>y " Bro..,.. n
\\:hen hP H'ad '"" po~uy lm \ OH'c e udc<o )lrength and
, ~.nO\-.Icdg o• tl1s \Ouo· s1n{ts lit~ reJd~ng 1 o;o unhh• th~ usu.ll
1 dr~ .utd oft I'll ho•mt;. r o•c~dmgr, ot oth1•rs l-Ie br •a the·~ hf•' 1010
·a h pOt>fll .-.no n~o~kt>~ h1!. ch.u o..~Ct1•r) C"Onw ah\ 1• I h"r" Jtc no
worch ro •'Xfllt'~ hm\ lt•rllng Hro\\11 mJkl!) tho or •• luddrlloll
\t'l'lll hla• rlw 11111\t 1hr.1nl .:111 torm I\ no'' n IQ n1o111.
MH .. h.1cJ ll.u Pf'l ~pt',l~l> \ 1'1) hr1cll .Jilt;' I llrO\\ II lie Ull·
d('r .. r.uul tlw dL·•·p utl!Jit'\~IOil BtO\\ n h.t~ nl.ldc vn tim
JUdll_•nu•, hoJ\\ our rnuuh. ar" !IIIII 1 Cmlplett•l) kH u ··d on Ill\
I \\orth lit· ,.., • .ld!> ol\t'l\ 11111\llll:l, .uul rJI)\IUI,J~I~ hnlltH p(ll'l11 he
\\roll' '' lu•11 B10\\ 11 \ ISih'd Ur owr\ Utllvt•r 1t
.. ,, '' m•ro•H.try (/tot you ltrc,lk
lu lw It'\ I I'd 111 1dt.rt ~ 1 •u c/u,
JIHI .t\ \"ll ilf••Jk tlrt•r•'" your \UilJ:.
.111d Ill \lr,u~/rl 10/I~UI'
''till, rluu,lc•t.tlk PI our'''~··
you ''"'''""'''· H'u' \UIIl'nn~;;
fll,,,f,. 1/IIPIIIICIII. r/ ,, your \\ urd,
,rnd orr tltr\ tl.rv tho 1'"''''' ~1\ ,.,
)!Ollt word 111 our p/h'IIUI!II•n .t/l>ollllt
Unll\ 11 .11 Rrul\ 11 I>~ 111 h,tt•l lr.upPr
l:UIIIInut•d on p l~l' IIV>J October 17, 1974
Vol 33 No 3
Lcw1s and Clark Cot1"9
•
• 1 es
Top left Ernusr Gaines- thft .speech of tho people •
Top nghr: Sterling Brown-the songwriter of the common man.
Bottom lett. Ernest Giunes tukcs a brc<~k m bacwtJun sp~h·chos
Bottom 11gh1: M1chnel Harpcr·"lt IS nac(!SSarv thot you brenk to be tesced '"what vou do''
LC scholar
C1ndy Sterns
Staff wrtter
Ruch d1d11't look nenous, Ic.tl-
1) Hts t! cs .. -.Pro• ~hrmng H~ talk
ed qu1erl\ and sm1lcd t!\ ~ry nO\\
aud tlwn II "·t ,) Smdll g.lllwrrng
of r..culty Jrimrnrstratmn,
>tudenh .md \ ·~••m~ Juthors.
T h c r ,. w .r ~ .r n 1 n 1 or rn .tl.
l.l'lf'mOiliOU~ SOli ol lt>t•ling oiS \\1'
l'llh•ro•oi llwGr.t\ Room Rud\ "·')
to bt• Jill' cntt•J \\lth th~ R·:no~ J
R.lllt• :'l.lt•monal \w,ud. "Ill
re ogn•11on nt uutst.mdms m
tcllectu •• l adHc\Cmcnt '
1 w • .tnh.•d to do thas tntcrvll'\\ tor
nudv Ryt d lt1CI'l\ll'S COil•
Ulltlllflllttlll!> .111cl " luuulsh rio.~'
111")111 (1 III«Jil(l il numb,.r of reasons Most or all
LH•<..'IU~t:.> Rud~ Brrd ha~ be "n lhat
50fl ot kno\\n pr~ enco• '" the
hbr.:tr) An aura or mtelhgence d
dl'llnttc rt"'SN\C' lhe IJ)t 1hmg he
ud 10 ml! duung the lnteiVII.!\ '
Y..i~ olUOUI h1~ llll.sge "\nd I m not
hkc tll.tt, H!.JII~ ."
Rlldy 1s rlw \Chol.ll lthOuKhl he
\\.J5, .md ,, b11 b 1dt~. In urdcr 10
get the d\\.trtl, h.., ac.td 'OlH" , .. ork
a ,JO Engl"h matur \\,, sutmuueu
ro ·• commiHl'e of tacult
•ucrnb"rs Inter\ •••ws leu~r ot
r ·C:ommf•nd.won \ pap~r tatmg
'' h he thou~hr he d ~ ''' •d 1h ~
d\\Jrd
I dt• Pf\ cd lht• d\\ .trd bc:<..tu • I
drd th ·\\Or Rud ~tudte\ on an
•'"''" •t• ot r, to 8 hour add) \\h-.
f ngh .. h lul Lilt rdtuu.• wa\ the
on•• thin~ I h.•h \\ ould tel\ \\llh
rnt: II n•.td f'lll..' morl:' cn .. lh\C
to people• .tnd .. nuJIICin .. and 11
1 lt.tbh•d nll' lu ~xpt•ll~.: n e
\II oJIIUU\h tho ~ 1hm • I \\OUid
h,l\ l' 1\CII h1 t.'n .tbh• 10 t;'"-•
p ·rlt•nt o.:
Rulh 1\ thl IH'I ""'" tu I(> ~I'\<'
lht• ol\\ II lm lh lOUt l!ctl hi,IOI\
t ht• llr l lll.th .md JIM:~ tilt' lu l
hl.h t I" r on Kurh Ul\Oh·Pd
\lth till' fl,uh ml<t "·"""·If"~" .md
\llfl,;t•d h uti 111 ·~·1 tht• fhl
l uhur.1l \rt IHU)-;1·1111 umft•r\\.1\
I ll•t•l •I 1, pUihlhll•l\ .:1 ,1 t.l,rc
1111 I• 1 tl..t •I t1)1l)0 fll\ ~.,•II ht
1 , • 111 ' t ' 11 ~ •n 1 ntur
' I \\ 1\
\ I ll Ill " •• h 1 l llllnl-: I
r •.thH\ \11 "'"~h. n I • nece.ss~ I -gorii!:S of bla or
,., hue l ogcther a rnencan Lu It
ma\ not ra c J bh.t k professor ro
lNch black worh cftect1vcly But
h~ al I) fc•.d'> thc1t " rhe rmpt~ct
Y\ ould be greater 11 the malcrlal
were prest>nt• d to the student b
c1 blac:k prof~ or. slbllcd and
Cdpdhll! Ul rcndt•flllS JU IICPIO the
m.ttcn.•l '
' • Ru(h 1s H''" .tc.adcmtcall)
orr~ntcd. \her talltn ana bc111 •
\\llh him for a \\ hilt• mv rdc.l or
the ob ~ure mtelle( rual lad~d
Rap1dl\
'I \C lhcd on campu all lour
\ ed,.,., .md I m an 1ou to lea\ ~
\\ h\ on Cdmpus Jll rhts umel
I m too laz~ 10 ~~~ , oh
h ._.r, thmg t\ taken c:.sre of her ' I
knO\\ rn t1.1bll'~ Jnd I m muc.h
mot~ !rugal 11 I .. l.:t\ on It 1-tl\t:.'\
htm mort:.> a re.uon 10 •et oil wh n
th• p1r11 mo\ e\ hun
n\ ''t e'JI "lo, not H.• all~ Rud,
dtr ''" t mol-e dunl... or h~e
c tmpu' '' om~n lthou~h he o~d
nuttedh ha "' \\t a~rw~ 101
t~.l .. r 'tlrlloJ 1 til'., , '' lo c ro ht'i
f.11111l ''P 'l..r.tlh h1' moth~;•r \nJ
no tw tlldn l'>J) th.u ;c.Hhe\\ould
I( .til 11 111 th • p.tpt.•r ''•" b~: I m
mu(h rnurt> 11.Jdtllurl.ll m rn~
h: P•'tl tu\\ Jrd p llt'J\1
I h, 1m.1!-;l' rl tlw .m .tl J \\ Hli\111
,llld••nt- ull 111 \\!.. Ul th l..nt.'\'
tlldl .11 th. '-nd or tht• mtc.•rY.•c.'"
I ht .. onq·ltllllll.ll \JI It_ .md ~uJI,
.m tl11 , I I• I d ,1,. t:r\t lht
••\rnl t\111\\llhd ,,,,kilo' lor
\\.11 t;.ll II .I' I It I ( h.,. I I "''
II I I hJ •
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EditoriaL -
·ntenance n
•
Wh<~t h4ls b~ll don ,, rh~t the \-e ts-ol4lted the
emplo -ees. W'hen emplo 'C s rhmk rhe' '-e been sae~
ed rhe~e ·~ no ~ncuonl'd ourler rhe' \e n~\'t"t re~ll}
deiined polrC) The ,eem ro define poltC'!! ro iir the
•• ooasron /he · an r.;u)e, ~ 6* mdlron for~ n ~\ burlding .and
rhe' an 't 4lflordto raue emp/o,-e~ • ,,..,f:C510 proportton
to rhe colt of ,,,.,ng. ·
-from oon,~rrons wrrh mamten:mce emplo ee.s
There is fundamental $ens of malarse m the mamtenanoe
department ar Lc~u ind Clar th~e d;a 'S A lot has h01ppened
m the lui (e" n-eek • and m.l)be ~lor mot" I> gomg to ha,ppen
m rhe n ll lt:M th~r are comm~:: up. I hflvc been t<Jiktnf! \\Uh
emp1o 't?eS abour rhc roor.s of"rhe" dt»arrsfact.ron and rheir
hopes/or change Jnd I ha e dtsco~-ered char there •s .aaual Me
m rhe mamrenance department. Real people punch 10 and oul
e~"el) da). ou re<JI .;u ~n> student or rcachN or admrnrstrator
here.. And rhe' are nor happt mthe1r work •
01 rour.se people "ho work for .:1 lmn~ are chronic
malcontents.. Tharra!esm,at onerrmeor anorher. ilbOUt 99%ol
u•. bur some h;ntC bener reason ro gnpe than other. Thr
campus tS full or fine ~ pen m-e bur/ding "rrh fine e.xpens.n ~
rad1o .starrom and many-ranked o~;zn\ and un11ed-na1rons
style meeung halls to ro inSide them ;,nd ro3e5 and rhododen
drons and reflearon ponds ro go <~round them People are
hrred ro rake are of rhese fine ~hrn~s . and rhe) ofren wonder
wh · wtth wNith all around them rhe · <~rr> pard so lmle and put
up ,..,;rh so much
Higher Salary
"'bu college nere ts p nn~wr>e and dollar foolish." one
shrewd emplo ee nrd to me. -'I'd love 10 h;,,-e the moneyrhar
u wasred .around here. I could re111e and ''"'e l1 e a J.mg."
~If the) gil~ us a h1gher ~~~1} ve'd feel b~rer ~bour fhe
wor: "e do.·· rompl~inedanother • .and hrs words were echoed
or dupl,~led b e~-ery"'fle else I ralked ro Marnrenance
supervisor Cene Str<md rook another ,.,e~ -.. Thrs is a wrong
.artrrude l01 an emp!oree to ha .. -e." he arf!ued. and explamed
thar an employee is e~luared e..--ery two years. ~nd hts or ~er
wa~es ~o up or stat ftJted accordingrorhequ.alll) of"'OI' • One
tuderu who worh tw11h tNinren;,nre belreves fh~r ..semonty
doesn'r nu .. e one JOtil of drlfetence. The person he works w1rh
has been on the ~yrort for ergh1 )Cars and milkes only SJOO
S.COO more per year rhan he does wnh barely over one )'e;ar m
Thar"s an ~''e.rage of at rt'.s mo~r ltbeF41 abour a S100 rarse each
e .. -atuar,on . Fast ad~-ancement •r rsn 'r?
So '<\'hy doesn'tthe college p;,y more/ It can't 4fford IO.~)'S
dlfeaor of builn~ <1nd finance William Matlrnson . Turlion rs
rhe l.argeit source of income the college #u), and m order ro
pa) #ugher wag tile .school would abo ha1-e ro ra•se rhe
lur:ton Turtron :stdl goe5 up, though less drasnall , and h.as
gone up ste.adrly o"et rhe pasr te" ears
Bwldin~ and proJectS funded largely b trustees and or her
dona!Jons ha'-e been 8Qlng up sreadrl} roo It 1s rhe Board of
Trusaees rhar has ultrmare ilppro,.,.l O\'et the" ges P4'd our ro
employees at rhrs school. Suppos" tho em cNrE;e had felt less
Wendv Pedersen
Staff Writer
\\ ho do you now m Portland that's not out of hagh school
etl 'Hrgh sChooL oh }eah. I'm wre glad to b · done wuh
th.at1 'A Jot of people are.n t. th•ugh Man) aren·r even •n h1gh
Khoot )et The»e arc uneas (to ~ the lea~t!) years to go
through. Hetp howe .. er. as a\arlabl The South a~t '\ outh
Sen ce C nter n one orgaOJZiiiOn that deals wnh the
problems.
lds" (v.ho !oha1J het after be reterrt.ad to dS clients -no
adol~nt re.itl) enJO)'S bean lal)f!lled a k1d) hPar aboul the
CenLCr m a \atteJ\ of wa)'$ Although man~ ar da~erted the.•e
from lu\enlle Hall. th ~~ common refcrr.:~larc ~ v.ord-ot
mouth Noboch has to come m n's .all voluntar~.
One oi th Center·s •mporunt orferan rs a oounW?Img
sen-10:, d~gn :d to gnc drcnts and 1he1r f.lm1hei ot chance to
e1 n a11 out. In a farrul srtuiatlon '' !>often hard ao hlow JUSt
v.h~t E:'l n,one s chm rng. Coun5. lrn sess,1ons g•vc eaoh
person an oppcnunU) 10 .;m h1!t or h r ft:elangs It ta es an
tntuur"e c.oun~Ot ao condua a productrve ~css•on. That ~one
te4SOn the it aft, v.h1ch mdude\ fr · UYA -.olunteers, ts
en ctged m a llounset-munrgn pro ram
\e '"' er concerned W\1lhsutf dc,clopm nt and p r~onal
gur~1h. • ~)'S one staff coun~clor n1e edea 1s rhat the) can'l P•oneer Log
an ove
of a need ro pend so much on pre•!igrous monumem ro
hrghereducatron. h~d tm:rcadtaken orne ofrhemoneyr~ued
and gH; n II 10 W38" 10 fflf! people th~)' e~pect 10 miUnliiiO
rh1er pyt;,mrd•f
.AJilnllor rs firt..>d and !orfc•u rwo "edcs nolice ~nd •e' errmcf'
pa .AnOlher mplo t•e belreH~ rh~J~mror.s rrghu h<aH' be-en
uolared .md orcularc.> a petuion on h•s beh;all, Fourreen our of
).lAteen tt~llo'\ JOinttors )tgn the p~ruon ..A fifteenrh s•gns and
then l.uer er<nc.s hu name, retlrng rhe man .. ho rs passrnR II
around rhar hrs lorem;,n and his supen.1sor ''hflve been
QUP.SitOntn~ me aboutlhC pcltttOn and rm JUst afr:~fd IO ~1gn Wl . .. lm,orry
No Communication -----
Mone\ un t the onl) rssue among unhappy marnrenance
w'Orkers Or her thmgs bOliJer them Commumarron beH' een
them and mana~ mcnr u cl~rly nor "hal rt ~hould be. \\1ly,
tor rnstanoc. "hen .a bo.u says he has no ObJecfrons ro pro
umon drscuurons or met.--rmg do hrs emplo~~ teel compelled
ro do rh~lr ptannmg m rhe dark, lookrng over theu .should ell all
the wh1le? Somebod)' told chem rhe) •"ere barred from
meermg on campus, but rhrs somebody rs a "~.ry shad
per. on;Jge mdecd -no one can 541)1 eliacrly vhar ;,urhorrt ·
handed down lht.• ban. \'\ h\' are emplovee.s atrt~rd of gettmg rn
trouble If they ralk roo (ouc.J
------- Lack of Concern------
To chl5 obsen er wr me~ns th-.r nor enough rs being done tor
the people ,,ho keep up Le,..,~s and Clark College. I've mer and
ralked \o\'llh more olrhem rn the pa1-t rwo week.s th~n I ever
bothered ro do m OH1t three ~ "ars <U thrs school. 1\e ft:arncd
(har b and large they are good people: thev ;are nor
,,., ponsrble or unreltabte or gteedf any more rhan you e.r.pect
human berngs to be. 1\pp<.renrl • '' a\ hard lor rhe people who
approve and srgn and pa our l(heu checks, all of whom make
more mone)' th .. n the • do. ro reali:,rrally s mparhize "'lh ther
StlUiiiiOn.
ldeall)• bertet condruons and wo1ges should make 1or m
ae.ased effiaenq .and qualtryof wor~ . You ne ... er kno" till you
try • .and I( could be argued thai l.ev>'l5 and dar hasn't rned
h;ud enouJ:h One employee5411d to me, 'They JUSt don't pay
enough ro keep a penon around Thrs palce is mote or less a
(rarnrnR ground. People come here ~nd "ork :.i;~ months as a
~nrtor or a gardener tJnd chen thev lea\e and get • union JOb
somewhere ." .And '' r.s true thai mosl or maintenance·~
rurno11er occur.s m quittmgs .
\\hen I told Cene Suand 1\hrle in1en1ewin~ him lasl ~eek
that m)• orrgrnal ~rttde on Je(i Kleinberget wa5 >>ery possibly
one-s•ded ancJ might need ome te~oi.•ing. he worried O\ er the
eHecr 11 oould h<~' >! upon his em plot ee.s' morale '' '' wcrl!
publi>hed as'' jfoocJ The story wcs v.tthdra\'ln ftom fasr rssue,
and re't\TiUcn. bu! rt trll m;,y be brfl.sed • .Anvwar. the srate of
mor:ale "'35 IO\\ long beiCNe 11 1\ as t!\ e1 wrmen or researched.
~nd rhat rs '' har counts. It 15 r1me for managemenr ro look co rhc
sources
It u m • recommendatron ro rhe people who make rhe
decmons at Lewrs and Oark that the 'begin ro do somerhing
abour the condrrrons of drstrusr and incommunicarn-enessand
dt~t•sfacrron rhar cxrst wtthm the m;unrenance dep;artmenr.
and thilt lheyopenl) remo-.ethesttgm;, of drsappro~o'althe~t the~s
somehow J;arhered around the :acr of umon org;anrzmg There
are t r. far 100 many n ~uves for anyone 10 /er be lor very
much lon£er
james Duncan
non~tl communacatc v..ath dlf>nts .r the can't communrc.11 •
w11h each other • The problerm de.dt wrlh ouen concern more than one
fam1l) U~'A -.olunteer lee Ooppeh says he once dealt ""h a
tour-fam•ly feud. two ag.1inst two. It's a touch\ ~Hua110n II
s•des ha\IC to be heard. and then everybod~ ha!J 10 be 10 on the
problem-soh1ng It tak~ ume and seh-;mart!flen
Counieling .1nd n aghborhood medaat•On ~re on I) '" o of ~he
Center s aned actl\illl~ Job placement tS <~nother area the\
cmer Marum fenrmore. one Ollhe UYA s thl:'re, workslargel)
v..Jth e>mplo) rs to fmd 10~ tor dit!nts. Ol il)', so I hi.! JObs cHPn't
the best-mosl1~ gas stauons. res1auranu. dme-tns, f'IC. \\ork
·~ v. or I \\hat drd you do for money 10 hagh schooll
\\ell dt lc.1M u keeps them oflthr: \lrf>Cts • "hrch bnn ~
up another pornt. Most ot rhe ca~~ that are dr\ ert<..ad from
Ju\(m1le Hall !Item lrom sro~tu!l \lrolattons A 5l.'Uus •olauon 15o
M>methrng •hat's Illegal onl~ rf )Ou're under eaghlet•n, an·
dudrng wch thmgs as tunnrns awa). bemg "'beyond p.11ental
control," or e\en bcmg on th \treet aher10·15on•n•.eel,m ht
(remernbc1 wht n ou h d 10 "'"·Off) about cutfc\\ lj Th~e
anntal problem~ thdt <<~u you1hs to be d•' "rtcd are de.dlt Y\Uh
bv the Center • .1nd oft "n ~erve as cat.tl)>l\ 10 bnng out brg cr
problems lhat\ v.h} there are )OUth \en.1oe centt>r\
Adol~c. nh do e • 1 "" that 'u• re rn collegf', \\ e '"" all
m;uurt rrshtl \\ h.Ut.>\N the case ma) be, some LC student~
hJII't'n I for 'OIIcn Transitio
bombs to
business
For .aniors. the Viet Nam
as • memory of honor and
Three years ago. when tug•n
seniors were reachi
adulthood, the war was still
ing. and men were still
drafted.•
For freshman perhaps
most potent memory about
War as the peace treaty
ended at
•••••••••• We ~~~ 10 1.1 ,,. tran)>ltion.
In Dubach Dinmg Room,wht.l l
facuh and administrators
lunch,af<l"outetopicot com·
uon is "Students and What r h~~ ~lllll
l•ke Th1s Year." It is ii peren
subJect. but th•s. year hcu nr."'VII1
especial! rcrtdl.' ground lor
•
ru~sron .
Many agree that student
!I tudes ere different : '' Stuu-=
are more bu~iness-lrke .
goal-oriented . Less idealtsuc
more cemun of the darectton
"ant 10 go."
It ~ hard to determine af th
~id wuh approval or corldE!mr
liOn.
Others say "\\ e ~re re"
bae to the f1flies. P~
Recruiters on campus and ~
bats an eyelash. Students are ~or
on t!rned about getung into do1
h >Of o• Med School that t pi~
do 't care about an 1hing on
Students sense the
among th mselves. Three m
~so. feelings ran more 101 ''
The draft and the \t\ ar were hr th
tlammable 1ssues. P
The \\ar \'>as so real di
studenls teh they had to )
somethang abou1 n. So, on~ ·
thev broke tnlo the Manor H • and occup1'!d rt. It ~eemHdh
AI the lame. 11 \'as anvthing
~lly :>0
1 oda) those in charge ot fa
lettuce-grape bo\COII
respon~e ot O'llerv. helming in
After all there is 1ntle danger
the SO\if!lnm~nt ·~ so•ng to
students to pic lettuce
Semors ha' e a sus.p•c•ous
ang that the) are rhe last of
\tudent actr\ •sts
To sa) that studenu ha~o-e r:h.ll
ed IS a generahz.atJon too <=AH
s•"" ro bewonhwh•l ".Its cre~1t
I) r.:sts ~ath the fao th«n so
people sense us 1r uth.
It draws orcdrb•ltt) from
academ•c ~rhs Students
.Jbandontng the Human1t1~
th Ans. and floodmg
and the Sc•enccs.
Some people look :for
kmd~ ot proof. "frt:shmen
lot snapp•cr than ~~ntors"
"f r<llernru~ arc begmnmg
thme agam"
\'\ t' u•~,>m to be tn fi«Jnsrl;"'"
Thl\ edrtOrtill lllilkt.:i llO at
to S>d) ~~~;hf!lht!f rhc ch.ms:e rs
or bdd rl1~: ,, orld t) dtfferen
are our teantom 10 11
Till) r.:diiOII.JI docs OIIIC1'1np;
prO\'Ol e som • tltoughL
\houltl ne' ·r go unnotrc~d
p 1ber11.1 17. 1974 Ptoneer Log
all of our disc
• • • causes 1ssues
Jemes Duncan
Staff wnter -On Oet 3rd (lhur\d~yJ,Icff w .. ~
told that hewastodeans.omeru ~
m Copeland hall 1hilll day. He had
used the machtn•• before .and he
dtdn't ltlte '' on ch ~poL., Ths~. lle went on to
l.pla•n. was. hss ''~ndard pohq
Another matter of polscy lor
hsm ·~thai an emplo ·eewhoulaid
off gc~ two rv.ee~,s nohce. but a ' maintenance cmplo)ee no.m
Jeff Klember~er wa~ fu ed
hout oot10 • rco"ntl) for ref us
to accept .an as~tgnm"nt that
olvt:'d th usc of machine he
10 be mcff1CJu~n1 and umc· " · .. anytime I ask a man to do
• t • n~umrng I I 0 ff Kleinber er has been .1
sntcnance emplo) •c for nme
b 1
1 h~ worl.m iiS a Jclnltor
S t nd c.ampu!o on a floattng bas1i
...... ~ .,,,,, 1us.t Ia tei~ , when he w<n something in the line of duty
and he refuses I will can him
on the spot."
~ess
onorand
when tot:fe'
l!l reachi
ar was still
tere still
perhaps
nory about
ce treaty
1.***• m trin!>ltlon . Jumper Hall 10 v.or~
~.; rv mornrng For th rest of
th da~ he would sull be on Cdll
r an~ «eanm JOb ~sntenan c;;e
iio(>cled done He had had no
:.,mnl~11ni iS. about hiS \\OT !.CIIOUS
oush that the) had 10 be
.por1ed 10 hsm, and he { It that
~ wor had been good So d•d h1~
llo..., worl •r lohn R•c~ert.s m
Safety questioned
' left has. k.ept thr~ bUtldtng
1us1 as cl an as 1\c C\er
en 1L No one ('\ er realh dtd
uch to 11 before h cam '" 11 .s
been one of the roughest II ¥.:as oJ \'Cr) loud machmc and
11 wasn't working propcrf It too
me tv.o esght-hour da)') to do two
loung~ and • hall sn A sn 1
rouldn l spend fl\ cor ten mmut~
,.,,,h the madllne wuhout 11 dnv-
mg me bam. '' made m cry
f1Cr\IOU~ lO UM' It I Operated II tor
thrPe da't'5 and then I told the
foreman I c:ouldn 1 h.ndle 11 He
~·d the~ would get s.omebody
el~ to use;L I dtdn't hear anylhsng
about II <~gam unttl the da I was
hred ·
SCI~ Gt:.-ne Strand 'He w.lS tared
bcc.au!te he rt'fu\Cd to do a JOb he
\\as gncn ..an~t•me I ask a man to
do somcthmg th.tt 1s '" the hne of
dut\ and he r •fus 1 v.1ll an hsm
\g Room. w1'11tto.1
t h ill
•ar h~ provi
round for
'lilt Student
ent; "Stt1d1
~like.
s ideahstJC
e direction
ermine if th
l or C'04ndf~mr
e ;~re re"'
fihies.
pusandnobe
Students are
etung tnto
ool that t
n~1hing
• the Jim Kershner
Editor-in-Chief Pear Mom, •
Thanks lor thar check. I reall't needed'' because J lud to buy
some records and also I needed ro do my laundry 1 got ren
dollars worth of quarters .and drmes which I can also use (or
playrng foosbafl and pinball which rs JUSr ~bout altrhere rs rodo
on S..rurda} nighrs. • per~n , .. ho IS ftr~ does not. for
Jeff Klcmbetger 1here would be
no two weeks not1ce ~nd no aher
n<~II\C He was enraged
I vc done oln 1hlng else the., e
4iS. ed me 'o do Someone had ~
sh1t-thro Yw 1ng part •n the
Cnswold men's room and 1 ~a\
~s\ ed co ~o an and dean 11 up, .and I
d1d that
Oeiying authority
II came .» a surpn~ to hrm
v.nen he v.a~ snfotmed that hewM
expecu.•d to u~ the machrne an
Copeland The thmg started wnh
Cee;JJGt.' Soou (custod1al super-
~' I tal ed to hsm on rhe
phone for at lea~t ten mmutes I
c,;pl41tn£>d to George .,.. n) I relr I
couldn 1 use the m<~chme. He
~·d come down to the oft1ce
~ II see what "'-e"re gomg 1odo
letnbesget w~ pren rv.or ed
up b the ttme he got to the
mamrc.nanc.e ofhoe_ Gene Str nd.
111 hss boss o1nd head of mamtenance.
· descr~bed h1s manner as
' belh&erent . '
He dtdn t gtve reasons ,,..h he
v.ouldn't do 11 ... he ~id I won't do
n perrod And that•s the onl
reas.on he \US fned."
Ultimatum issued
Klcmberger admits lhat he had
.. tread l~t h1s cool before he
Coli ed 10 Gene Strand. Accordmg
to h1m, !rand .n ed h1m what the
problem "nand he cold hsm. He
e .. plamed that he couldn'1
operate the ~chme. and Y~:hen
Stroand as ed hsm Jf ahat ""as tm01l w1th P..AIJJh Brown. hi\ 1mmeds.ate
foremJn. o1nd JUSt prtor to sccsn
Strand w11h George Scott Scon
al\o wa" pt sent rn the
maantenanc_ otf1ce wuh
lernb,.rgcr and Strand, and
t I rnb r et was ~ngry that he had
to o rhrough 1he expl.;ma!Jon all
tn r ~ arn .. He y,;as told esther to
do the JOb or h wa~ canned, and
\'.h n te refo~ed he was told to
p1d up h1~ check
Polley violated
He h•d more to b .an rr about
th•n chat Th po 1cy m rhe c;ollege
re:J;ulahon boolle; 1s ven dc41rty
and srmpl y,ordcd "'The College
polso r~ Jo "c a cerm•niltrng
cmplo ee two ,._ e• \ notJC •
There I\ nu dt\ttnctJon drawn
b tvo(.>Cn a t rm natms employee
v.ho has b "" fued and one who
h.as bt·en laad off
It ~eems then that there arc
som • deep tmplsc.slaom rurroun
dtn the cn11re crt.-t r o! Jelf
~ll•mbcfgcr 1 hun And v.tut
org ncv e:usa of campu~ to
protec:t h1s u ht l ~ h pot I
ha~> no support h "re nght no"
_ . Three
more ant
~ar ~ere h \4y dasses are alright CJicepr lor one professor who I'm real
moad .11. \'\'e "ere supposed to do rhis paper and rheday before
,, w·as due I or a ret~ I bad he;,dache :so I deeded I berrer nor do
the p.apet under such condurons . So I wenr and told rh1s
prof~sor ~vh> I d•dn r have my ~per and he said 'lough'' (He
d1dn'r aaually sa • ''rough .. bur th;,r ~-..s "1lar he meanrJ he s.11d e\. Klemberger had been
throu~h th~ "hole ~nes : fm':..,.....--
so real Page 3
There s novt here for me to &urn
bec.aus.e there's no un10n to bac
me up ••
Union non-eJDstent
There tSn t any union far the
mamtenance or en. and the
rnamgemcnt at kr>w1s and Oatk
would ~m to prefer rt t~i wa
Mamtenance people wer dented
the us-e ofT .unn;ac loun ewh n
they 11\'anted to u 11 for~ mee'lmg
to da.cms a unton and thO!te who
ha\ e tailed to rh ·log be ·~ that
there ~ b.in .tgarn~ an unron
onented meetan an :w'hNe on
campus..
Gene Striind w~ he" ~trf ed
o~er the d ree o ~eq and
apprt!hcnston dsspldred b)
emp O\ees rclatlfl! to anyth1
de.drng ,.. th a umon 1 r.: ne~o-er
been opposed to • union he
wd · I belonged co on mvsclt for
JO'~~ It lin r true he s.a~ chat
emplo es ~ouldn 1 mee1 on cam
pu!o to drscuu .s unron When the
Lo .uked "nether ('mp!O)ees
c:ou d meet m the ~ nten•ncc
lunchroom for ep.lrr.ple heu dol
course- not on tlompan tJme
Oil l!m<> II ""0UJd be o
)' had to
1. So. one n
e Manor Hn
~emHtlly An~'"'}· I don't rhink ir 1s \ieT} fa•r fo make a student work
"'-hen he's sick I told thar ro rhe profe:.sor and he sard. "Well
youlre "' colleg"' no~."as rll d1dn'r alread\• know rhar
lrhmk 1 , .. ,11 drop rhar d~:.. Sam Gompers, Where are you1
!. an}thins
charge or
t r &>n.nn:ll
elming ,,..,..
nle danger
gomg to
tuce
Jsu!;pic:~ou'
the last of
nt1 ha\: e cha
•on too .....
e. I U rr·~>l1
1ha1 so
th.
1ht from
Studenu
for
eshmen dr
n ~emor~ ••
b •gmmng
10 rJansrl•un
a~o: ti!'\ no 01
change 15
is ddlercnt Tlte w"arher llere ha~ been real prelf)' bul sorl of cold
>Ometim~ The rree· here rea /I do turn color5 and the le;H es
1all otl unlrke m good old ?as;,dent~ v.here the le;ne.s never
really f-.11 dS \'OU well kno"'-.
B • the W3}' I sort of m1u "'ood old Pasadena (Th4r rs
somcrhrng I never rhought I would e\Pr S.l))
My adwsor lold me I ouRhl ro rhmk abour what I should
maJor m and \\hat (reid of endeavor 10 pursue., Broloro• u
somerhrng I haH~ consrdered bcac.Ge :someum~ I rhml 11
,..,'Ould b sort of neat to be a doetor. I ha' e also rhoughr abour
Busmen srnce I reJftzerhar bemg a doctor rs not rheonly 'va to
be suc:ce5Sful m Me
I will d1sCJUSS rl furthtY w11h rn) advaor ''I an remembc1 hrs
name
I'm gctrmg real <~nrtO)' !d at ReubeJJ mv roo.nmare He had a
grrl over ro our room and he .u much rold m to gcr lo 1 So I
\H~nl and w·arched TV lor., I•Ule b11 rhen I ~enr .and plaved.,
s~me or '"o of pmooll rhen I Jusr sat in the lounge 1or .-.bour
rhr~e hours. I (mall) rd ro myse11 ··;r•s mv room, roo and
nobod c<~n rctl me ro gcr lo:.r" )o I "enr b.Jck and rhcr was
Reuben asleep Tht: g~rl had lefr about tour houB a~o on
accoum ol Reuben had b~n his &J)ual 1mpo/lfe sell
I'm prerty sure I ~"" make )Orne berter fnend~ oa.n
In tac,r I hctH~ mel ~omea·al lntN(:)trngpeoplt•I.JICI) There I(
rhi1 one gu)' ~flo smo~~ OJ {>I PC and h.iS rhe brg •• '' '.»rdrubP
ol .. nyon(• I\ e evet )CPn He has abo~; full of Fllmf! card.> .md on
the card l1sts e' crythrng rhar marc-he that p;~r11cular 11cnr
When he gets up in rh~ mornmg he JUf>l pulh oul a c;.Jrrl Jntl
seft~IS /11) cnme ensemble
~ou'd f1gure Jl J:U) ''lao loob ~o harp •hiUid bt-.r~.;.dpHpul.u
bur ever 'bod) h .. re; hr\ t::U'> (I dm noJ 'U't: huwc'OnH.•J 1-lPt.dwu
calls tum fU"'• anti" JNk cmd orhe1 rt..trne• l.\,•11 1ron,:u
\\'ell th.mb tur rh&fl c hP<.k
LoH'.
Jt;ot{Jnlt'
P S • PlcJse "''-'ml -.cJnre m01c cool:u~ "" ~· R• ulx-u o~rr-t vNv
otrC' of rlao c oth!'() In order for a unron to oe
t.~tablt~hed for mam1enance
\\Or er~ .11 l€!\\ 1> and Oarl an
elt."{.,,on mu!>t be held b th"'
Na110nal Labos Relattons Boaro 10
dctermtne whether the co~n~u!>
IS for or .sgamst d umon. In order
tor 1hc ele-ct10n to la ~ place, at
lea!lt 30 .of m;untenance
t·mplo ~ mu!i'll11l out o~ s.tgnature
\ ,.,d dt!rnonstr attn~ .an snrer c t m
hct\tng " un•on l~ c.u both
rhese 1hrn~s happened and m rhc
ck-<tron tho~t \\11~ held m the
matntcnotnC"e bwldm~ lunchroom
8(J ul the l'mplo\1.; !'l \01 ·d
.J 'iHn)t the establs hment ol .1 un
ron
1 ht-• 1 ,JI I h,U h.Jd b1.."C II
.tgii~IIIO • (or the eh.•t.UOO
' II\ olllti41U f Ulllf1ll fu'
JJf/'1 (lotf I /I fftt "~ •'II fr I~
P\ldt 111 h IJf. lilt: pu..h•'Cl b' "'
h \\ I '"I' I 1\C ... I lt.r\'f uu
H II .1 '' h.u the pl ... uao~ I
111 ,, \ • "' ' •• ,~lllfll!llll
1 s r II n • ' 1 lu• •
" ''"'' t'll.JIII ... und rul
II 1 1 r. nin Hwrt• \\Ill bt•
tl .11 -1'\t: I fllOf\'
I -,,.,, I (Ill•
I /1 ,•tlfJH ~~ . ' ,. I ... I It represented th masntenance
'" orkcr-. ,., Reed College. At rhe
t1me Lt.~ I\ .1nd Clar'-. people ~ere
o~ctuall) reccr~ing better benefns
v.rthoul a un1on than the Reed
pt'Ople ">ere getung ,,,hone and
I hl"\ beltC\'cd II \\01\ a b.Jd
or 'dfliUtJon to et mto Sa
tdt!tnbc·q;er Th dsdn'r bel1~e
rh,u umon could do anyahmg for
th~m. o the voted 11 dO\o,;n
O\i ~n' helm1n~h
Raise Inadequate
In lhl.•tr <"Untrao tor 1h1~ \e.ar.
\'.OJ e~'> o~r Ll.'" \ .aod O.arl were
utiL rt'tl .s S bl•n c:t r.u~ ove:
alu· H'"' ~ torl• for .. \\Of er at
I h l b _. , , O.\:u
out 10about J -4 \\lththec0\.1
8 \lt.tl('\~'( ollh m~
11.1\ It \ • lh~ I.Jt I thJt
11r ' It " .. 1~t1ul J urcl
11 1l rm .,,, or
\\ftt II Ut \\,U
til .. • ,, llv' l•IOI'thr-
' " ' \1 l " II bt.· II ,. I \ h .. H ,,,('
I \,.JI I ., It \'I i fu \\ 'H'f'
•u • un tt't • ., I ur l
I o I
W1lham Mallinson 1n lettet
tu masn\ ·nano ~~~~oorker!i: of lnmg omgup.ltar.ateof bout
13" • II ¥\as dear thill the rasse was
mad equate. and 1he bal ed· til -
ed or fonnmg a umon T r~tSe
"en1 up to -for e\enbod
from the bottom to the top ol the
wage K41e (wtuch meam ti\4
emplo ee; who were earn n
mofe than those at the runm
seal recetved a Ill er ra1~
m doll.m lh.Jn thos-e beiO¥o 1h rn.
\\ hether cx not lhe add•t onal
mone>~ otter w~ prompted b a e
thr at ot an mcorrun umon ~.a
quesuon tN!t labor .1nd ~ru e
ment t.1 e opposite) )td on
Union Makes New Bid
hAt er Inc muc" ,
m..mtenancc ttll are not ~t~~~
l nttl Oct J J It Klc noo er "".h
um• ol ch e peopl JJnd one ot
h\ ll<m~Jor ~u rt.•pr ntatt" ei tor
till I•JO tOf\ m &he mtantr:n..n t-:
depanment. A ne\\ un on olttlho.te
h01 b "t l lUnl.ict -'d t'Kn\ lh
( tmrnum,..at un-. \\ un.t 1 ot
\mt u rh th~.,• Fl--\.10 The
• m .. m ' '" , ..... , lt r~ tht f
Lu.:.: hai COOlO!C'h:d I th.Jt th~ ~ a
~ ll~<: r • ' .1 1 l: l4 QO
j h • · t"t f H t ~ uh t n
.tnd "~urst, that 11 to~ld prO'o sde
I ' 1 • "-, ntx-r t r n•• t
I • I lhC\ hc~\ 1.:
t .... lx ..
'' I l .. Page 4
• re,vte.w
PROLOGUE : Nancy Wahl
Socaety Ed1tor
(Ten lu\t "''and orhcn'1'e demcntt:d lC 'tutienu and alumni
dec1dc 10 go ro .t ''"P JOIOI J
Or\\ 10· 1 kno'' ot a plaCt" on Salmon 11ght aero" trom the
Hihon, called 1he Carraagc Room; th~ on I, get doY. n to the
pJnue .. rhoush.
KATIE: That '~ O.K. I'm a brca~t m.Jn mncll.
ACT I
(5c£ne: Carriage Room. A' \H' enter, a woman .. dth
raven blac~ rc.ued half m p1gtail), a T-,hirl. and om• mch !hick
e}CiiiJ>he (Rebecca from Sunnybrook Bordello) tJke~ our
dollar cover charge and a .. J.., tor II).\. Tlu.• bar is full of mO!ltly
men with ale~' ma/c-e,corred wonwn. In the back ,Iff;' middle
.. ged men in bu~me .\) ,uih \\ ho prob.1bly \J\\ the piJce from
tht.• H1l1on and couldn't rc\1\t,
On 'rage • .~ bi6 plump grandlarhcry rrpc wearmg •l derbv, I'
\(IC'ktng ceiNv m h1' ear m a tandard vaudevtlle routme.)
liM: Preuv ri~Que , huh?
(The man proceeded to ~lick l1glu~d c1garerrc, rnto hi> mouth
and ~mu~te HZZie~ trom hi\ ht?ad.)
NANC'r hockang.
(A w.ur e>> '~earing a pant )Uit come' by to dell~.t?r our
dflnh She ~narb at us a> ~he leave> )
KATIE: I think ~lw ''anted a up.
NAND: How doe-; she ellpect to be 11pped \\hen <ohe\ not
even weanng a ~k1rtl
ACT II
Stt~pper umber One rs mrroduced as AmU<o Ha1tiree or
,omerhrng like that. She ha> on a bm.?l wh1tt"-lacc rop and rabbit
fur pantie> There arc penciled-in mole~ on her gluteu~
maxtmu~ . Amiko·J rourin~ performed to a Jackson 5 rerord
tool.$ very non-prole\)IOnal, iJ\ it .>he wa} an ex-Juntor h1gh
r..;hecrlc<Jder who won top honors at Jmateur mght )
DON: She') about as graceful a., a porcupme .
(As Amii<o >lither) out of ht>r top re'.'Cdltng le petite teton.,,
>he mumbles into rhe m1crophone JAMIKO: Think big!
(gtggle, giggle.)
(Amtko ne t takes otl ht:r rabb11 fur garb ro expo)e a G
.srrmg-al)o covered w1th rabbit fur. She goe~ up to a blond
haired genrlt•man 51t11ng b'r' h1mself rn the chalf\ lmmg rhe
stage (/tm think5 he look~ like Peter Rabbtt Pervert) and
te;um~ly wlg!fles her pectoral maJor and pab her rabb11 lur.
Apparently mctted by seemg the arrent1on he\ gewng. when I
next glance at rhe .>tage .>eat), they are all f11/ed w1th wide-eyed
adm~ter5-mcludmg Davtd .md Jamey. Am1ko ..1pproache<o
Dawd and wiggles etfervescenrly agam as David puH h1s hands
behmd h1s head w11h affected nonchalilnce .)
ACT Ill
{From r<Jbb1t tur we go ro leop o~rd ~km Jul1a Del Ray, Stripper
Numbet Two. gl1des onro the stage tn a leopard sl<tn JUmp suit
waving aro:md a senwou>ly ~heer cape. Her half 15 orange and
short, her htp gyrallom are smooth ;md profe.HIOflal and her
fe~ctal exprewon t5 one ot unm1stakJble boredom .)
KATIE: She looks like she could be a school teacher 10 the
cthernoon
(Aite1 the Uwdl prollacted pPt~Od ol ddllymg arovnd the
Silent and SefiOUS Julia ftnt~l/y peals down to the· C-~lrlng and
pa>ltes )JIM: LooL,:! .She hJ~ drmple~ nght above her demeret
NANCY· 5o Y.hatl
JIM: Well, I thin~. they're cute.
ACT IV
(Str1ppet Number Three h<JS the largest c/tJavage of Jff, but
her tace, to be as polite and non-.SPlrtSI as poHibiP.. look\ like
thr> "belore" p1aures on pi<WIC svrgery ads. The M.C. I ell~ us
her name rs S1lk1e and ant~uunces tl1at she: wtll b': )tartmg .,
rhrcP-month engagemem •n 1 faY. all ;,frer tcm1ght. If Hawau
wasn't a .)late. I would ha~;c gueswd she was berng deported
Srlk1c damtily lumbers dbout on staRe to a recortl of gutter a/
JUngle :sound>- wh1ch 15 alrogether lllfmg Jnd prop(•r con
srdf>fing the rabbit lur and leopard :skm prelude.)
KATIE: See, Jun, she's got dimpiP.s therP. too
JIM: I'm JUSt loo~mg at her r;uoo
NANCY: Whatl
JIM: She's got .t tatoo ol d bulfvrfly on her butt.
NANCY: (H!ddju~tmg spectdcle.,) Ohmygod .
(A pot*befl1cd red-ned utttng nt•t to the \tage h<mds a
sreenback IO ,j watrrcss .md mcmtrom \fJmethmg Jhuut Stlkle
Wr• all thought he mc~dP a prJOr c/wiCt• )
EPILOGUE
(Dillltd IS tire flf.St t.o mJkc 11 IJ.rc k to uur CiJfS.)
DAVID: W~'ve IJcen lil.lllled. (Shows us a llyt-r from the loc <1l
God Squad warnsng us to ~now Chra~t or bt• doom••d .)
KA'JIE: Jesus!
ANCY Merciful hea~;t!J1s
(~'r llilng our heads m gwlt, lm w • 1<11ow w1• l1a11'' mncd
tomgh1 Upon humble conccnw~ we pill• mto our C'Jt~ Jnd
)pPcd O~·,r ro S.f. Mllwfllk"· am) flyhe•• tc1 Kay'5 fawrm to
clrmJ aw.Jy our 5utruws} Paoneor log October 17. 1974 -
Curb your canine
'Dogs at large prohibited)
Candy Storn6
Stntf Wmor
'I m beg1nnmg to thtnk I'm ,,
,ondl mi'iofit .mtl c.u)t ~wt alons.
IU't becauu• I t .u t' lor my dog."
Tht• dt>~C'. II(ht?l "b.1d,, ,md .1ny
~ ..... dog wuhout .sn 1wnN nc.uby ss
runnmg tlw mk ol J crsmanal
record. Jo,hud, ,, per on;tble,
man-lovmg )Orl of dog woJS psckcd
up la->t wee!.. .md talwn to the
pound. cctaon lb-1640 ol (.aty Or
danances stand' frrm DOuS A 1
LARGE PROHIBI HO. H.tl Snyder,
Jo\hua\ hum,m compolnion poJid
ha., deht to 'ocicty. Jmh 1\ a free
dog unul he get' caught lt•,1'>hle"
agam.
-Dog., art• a problt>m. ome dog.,
ignore the rull''> of etrquctte and volunteer patrol~ to control
perform natural I unction., on the canrne tr afft<. 5o as J rt.">uh there,.,
football f1eld Other' play lc.1tler a lormal lomplalnt on record from
of the pack and !..nod. faculty the Muhnomah County Board of
m~mber~ down uourml•t\ lnv.td(> Health And a dogcatcher 1 em-
the l roJtl Room. Jnd voc.th'lts porarrly.
~erenade Trustee meeung\ And 5tud<•nt~ Jre geumg dogcatcher
<,ome (not m<~ny) would tJkc th•• p.lrdnOicl. HJI Snydc1 1~ begmnmg
shirt olf your back 01 tht; h.md ofl to wonder why h1s lnterper\onal
your arm. lel,lllon .. htp wtth his dog i~ '>OCidlly
Dog~ arc .1 problem, nghtl But unac<eptable And a lot of people
what about Jo~h . Fido, Spot, ,md arcn 't read, to depnve LC. of
Bom, your average LC nice dogl 1" another ~ourc.e of atmmphcre and
It·~ prelly hard to cha .. e a rn~bee or o:~ftection . They ju~l Cdrry a lea~h
go tor a quick drp tn the tountasn and keep a sharp eye out for the
when you'rt• lied up to <oome dog tatcher. '
led~h. The affectionah• moral sup-So the people who love dog ..
port of the ~tudent headed oft to (even at large) are going to have
les than I a~cin;lling dc1sse~ gets to become ~ligh t!) '>Ubver!li .. e and
lost )Ome"' here in the red tape ignore the law. Or come up with
and leather k~shcs . dnother alternar1ve.
The dogcatcher WJS hired to Selective enforcement of the crty
k~ep maintenance Jnd behc1v1or l.1w and campus policy mtght
problem' Jt a minrmum because work. Students and neighbor:.
untortuniltel\< ..111 doHs aren 1 nice would reg1ster therr dog!> on cam
all the time A htgh trcquency pu~ and get some ltOtt of dog, tag
de ... •ce to keep dog' clWJY from rhe (for the dog, not the owner). The
dmang are.l\ didn't work c1ny dog C.ltcher could 'itlll have a beat,
better lhan gcttsng .,tudent bur would p1cl.. up only un·
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Of1tCtll publtcllton of the A11oc11ted Students of Low._ ond Clark
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blanket dog policy and catcher '"···
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m<>ano, of phy.,.cal re<otrarnt
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reo,trc.un11~ an open quesuon Hnu..,.
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The Image Makers
October 8 Counc1l Chambers
The ftlm ver~ton of The Autobiography of Miss Jane
P1ttman ~~bern!:( !>hown thr!> afternoon fhe Counetl Chambers
" r11Jcd to capacity More student~ than one u!>ually sees are
mal>'>ed togethPr tor the spectal event
The film I!> one of the hne~t ever made at any trme. on any
'>UbJect The performance of Creely Tyson a~ Mr~\ Jant: t~
exqur\te
The film is ftne but the novel 1s frner Due to t1me ltmrtauom
many epr~ode!> 10 MIS!> Jane's lrle had to be excluded <-••rtam
:~et:me'> were changed. po'>srbly so that the film would appeal to
every p.trt ol the commercial aud1ence
Wht'n .tsked to comment on the film, Games gave 11 a 70 on a
'>calc of 1 to 100 Brown later ~a1d of the film; "There were
cenam thmg~ about the prc.ture wh1ch he (Game~) d1d not like.
There were thmg~ about he p1e1ure which certamly differ from
the novel. and my money rs on the novel. Where they deJ>')rted
I think they went the wrong way From the readmg I think you
can '>el!, the play of the ldnguage that s there. I thmk th.tt Mis~
Jane comes out in tbe reading more than m the f1lm."
If you ml\~ed the film you w1ll have a chance to !>ee it n•~xt
month on CBS. In the intenm. read the novel. 1\\ (;t~me~ had
nothing to do wtth the film in any capacny, the novel is all that i~
wholly hi~
October 8. Stamm
f on1ght there are more people Word has '>pread.
M1ch.tel Hdrper '>peak\ ftrst The man I!> ma-;!>IVe lie g1ve~ the
1mpre'>~ron of towering strength, and as he -,peak\, thi.,
lmprc)r,ron 10, proven true.
A' GJmes drd Ia'> I n1ght. Harper acknowledge!. the debt he
owe., to pcopl«.> who have gone befor.e him.
One of tht• thrnK!> I vc learned. wh1le I've lived lor many
yt•im, wugglinK. i'> how much you Jearn from people who have
gone bcfort;> c1nd how rnan} debh I owe people like Stcrlins
Brown. He could h.tvc !>•lVed me Jlot of time h<Jd I run mto him
when I W.J\ 10. But I'm glad to h,l\e run mto him at .~nv moment,
at an} 11mt
"Any tool know' c1 Br'er in a rockt!r
I\ .1 boomt..•rJnR mcarnarc, look ar thl' biJde
of the.· rolkt•r, thdl wonJerou\ crc\Ctmt
rock 'rn m h,trnl')' J\ poem"
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Br't•r 5tl'flmg .md the Rot..ker bv MIChJel H.Hpt>r
Th\.' pl'ople th.ll t-.-hch.lef H,u per adnme~. hi\ hero'>. arc often
~OUfll' mdtc11allor hr., poem"> Ptoople hke Willie f\\,1)'>, BP\\IC
~muh, ( h.ull~ P.ukl'r Jnd John Coltrane
'John C uhr.lnt' hc1~ bt•l•n a blt!.,Wlg to nw I (.Jnle to ht•.lf
\OUnd. which I VI> b~t!n ch.l\ing ever \lnCe for pol'try. Coltr.uw
I ,,
W•l'> .1 gr t'.JI 01< l' 10 ITil'
··,, /o\lt' \Uf" t•Jue. ,.J io'lle .)upn•mt~,
~\ h.tr doe) 11 all me.1n/
I o,~. 'o gr<·,tl ''iH h black
~\ orn.m t•xpc·c 1' 'fOUr 1.1ilut•'
"' mutt• dl.lfl~c.·, the• 'ee•l soflt'
} "" p/otlup IIlio the det'tnc Cll)'·
)OUt OIIR 1111\\ C'ry,IJI ,Jiul
till' hlut•\ ) •IU Jill J.. up the~ llu111
w1tll )cllllr' "'It/ \\Ill .mJ blo"
1111u tlu~ I rc .,.,,,~ ur,.;l!t.
.1 /11\lt' \IIJifl'flll' J '''"'' \U/Ifl'llh'·' P1oneer log
Polymorphous progression
KLC: The
• Suo Noll Str~
S~ff Wf~t> 9
Right now no m.mer wht.>rP you
olff', lhal U60 on your AM radio,
KLC. LC'.., only rc~dio "ttcttion Jnd
PortiJnd's only progres'>IVC sta
tion You may be saymg. ''Oh.
whc~t a dr;Jg." But there've bt•en
some change$ made ;md you
m1ght be entertained.
lntroductng program director
Cliff Conley: ''We dre attcmptrng
to create a proi~>S51onal sound, but
Jl\o a learmng experience. We
don't want to mal..e money, but Wf!
have programmed along the lines
ol commercial stations."
I<LC rad1o •~ un•que. LC '" its
c1udience . And although Portland
~tdtions Cdn offer JU~t about cJny
kind of mu<o1c, I<LC radio is the
only ~t<1110n offenng progres\1ve
rock. jau, soul • ..tnd ~ome clar,sical.
The tommerc1al station" aren't
Jblt: to ~ell thi~ prosram. LC 1s frt?e
to program dS it likes without
fmdndal difficulue~
No longer i~ KLC rad1o d copy
from the brg name\ a. 11 hd~ b~en
in the pa~tl The 20 odd D. J .'s offer
music to fill your nights wuh
l'CSiatic enchantment . They offer
"Convergence," a weekly spi!Cial
on W~!dn~dav from 8:00-9:00
p.m. locus1ng on an arusr or a
group in the area. They carry news
every odd hour lor ten minutes
and a public ser:vice show lor anv
pubhc '>ervicc group on campus
on Sundc~y evenings from 6:00-
8:00. The "Free 'v1arket" features
tob offeungs of SEPO and. in the
future, elee1rontc class1fied ads.
Ftno.~lly, album features. These w11l
be at 8:00 with .1 rock album on
Monday Jnd Frida} evening~. j.1n
on Tue<.dc~•r. and .. oul on Thur<oday .
1\nother change rs a technical
d1ffenmce wnh each D. J. having
two \how'> per week of two hours
in length rather than one -;o that
alter tht! weekly cnttque he can lf)
out the con~tructive critici!>m im
mediate!) . This should 1mprove
thL' qualu" 0Pmt•nto, " .rn obv1ous hero. "II
follow~ .tthcme of c:ontinuuy." l fe
mdV J.ll<'k J v.uiety ol songs, bu1
they w1ll all c.trry the ~omc theme
chroughour . H1• sc•:s 11 as ".J
musJCdl experrment hard to
t~·plly ...
Sut.! Rannre, d fii.'Shm.m, rs work
IllS on oft the Jlr brOJ(kasting in
the pubhc mterest arPCJ. She IS part
of ct program C.JIINJ ''Radro.Jctlve''
whrch IS c1 combmdllon of tour sr
mmutc 'soip t~; mtervrews with
mt•mbers of the commumry or
d1~cussrons on coming event~ .
Mdny student~ do a prOJP.Ct ec~ch
wec!J..., then they are crit•qued and
the lOUr thai arc t:hO~en cHt: SCOI
our to 14 sta11ons '" Oregon
bcstdt>., KLC rad1o Thr~ week she
did an interv1e"" on the Men's Page 5
Rc5our(e Center, a mr:n's l1b
volunlt:~?r program in downtown
Portland .
MI!!SY Stttpl•!s, o1 11 an~fcr from
the Untverslly ot San francr\co, •s
J.lso a 0 .J one of two women.
Although r,he hasn't d~vdop ·d a
dehn11e format y•!t, she seems
more mter~ted tn promottng and
Strengthening the role of women
m bro.ad<:<~stmg . Onlv four women
origmally s1gned up and she feels
women <tre mov1ng up'" rad1o so
more should be encouraged 10
t4l:e pan. The)'re no longer seen
1n rhe role of "Good morning, I'm
se,y," she noted, and added that
the program director was not in
terested 1n promot1ng the .,come-.. on \IOIC!!.
Mike !\earner i!> a D.J. He
hopes to combine a vanet} of
:.tyles. •·.,om•,what like Dr. Janice Norton fills the air-waves
(When Harper read thi\ poem It wa" lil.:e berng slapped tn the
latt~. hard.)
Harper define-, all good artists' work when he ~peaks ot the
rmdge maler. Charlie Parker wa., an image maker. Stetfmg
Brown rs an lmdge maker. lhev creaw somerhmg out ot a
conte 1 in which the) live in their own rmagtnauon and thetr
cli.peucnce whkh acruall} tr an$form~ peoples 'lrve~. I thmk that
it's a tnbute to them tht~t they could do wh,u the mu!-ic1an' drd
~o well "
· Commenting on Michdel HJrper' poetry, Sterling Brown
\aid: "\\'hat we fmd is a great alenne:'>">: he i~ dl.ve. He uses
objcch ~t<~rkly . He pull~ no ounches. He as concerned not onh
with the pain or the uagedy. he 1 .. ah.o concerned \1\.llh it"
mt?anmg .mu "ith the humanrty of the people there. 1 he
d1gnJI) ol m.1n t..Ome-. out, the struggle,thc overcomrng tn !>pttc
ol the pam.''
From wells of consciousness:
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H.upm and Brown ~1t on the stage sm1ltng d frne~1 Games
rt:Jus lrom h1~ no .. d The Autob1ogrnphy of Miss Jane
Ptttmun, 1 here I'> J d11 teren<'t: rn 1 he' ay Gaine s read~ and the
~t)ft: ot th~ otti~r authors. G.unc".'o1Cc ~~ 'cr) soft, he ~ecms
~hy, .1nd dol~ not u~c a Krcat amount ot mflcct1on ''hP.n
rc.tdmg
Brown' comm~nt on Gaml'', noH~I IS lull of pr.me.
"Mi~s Jane ''a ( ompu .. ed book; thl\ ~~ J hook or de tgn. \"\ c
h.tvt; twr '>PI'l'C h gtvmg thf~ illu5o10n ol rl'.1l1h. \\hat ~he 111 <>cttm~
up, '>hl• t rendcrmg tht• ~oc:enes. She IS ,, rn.Jr~elous tclll'l ol
t.Jit:'>, The' cn<~cul;u ut IJne butllh up c.1 WJ\ ol lilt>. Th1s comes
hom "t4re.n dt•al ol H!)t'Jrc:h. I hL• be .. t thmg, ul l:llUf\o•, ~~ tht!i
dt•ep ,., t•ll: ht• n•mlcrs "h,\1 he h.l!> l-;nown lrom ttw cat hc)t
\'t'Jr). I h• pull\ 1tm up I rom tht..• d1.'<'P ,.,l'JJ of hh con~CI0\1 no~$."
Su ong mt•n .. u e mdet.:d gl'tllng )tron •cr, Jncf ht uon .Jnd
Jllll'll .til' gro\\lng bel,\UW or ,thcar ~lr\•n)!th. Jl \OU were
at lht•S(' lec,hul"o \OU Jlre.tO k110\\ thc.~t II ou \\ele not,
JWfhdfl~ [rlll'\t LdiOt•\ \H"(J.,, \p('.lJ.. IO \U\1
"T h" hl.lt!.. l!nlct ~omwr " ll't owllu•d ht nhJl..l' ) ou l.tugh
11w IJI.tr ~ ,11 hiL•Il'. 't t'"• hL' mat...~.~) ou he)\\ I ll~t· bl.1 !.. w~ttc·r lht..•
pot•t tht..• llll\hm.tn, tlw t..ntu .. no, t.dll'(' hl mJh ou thm~ Verrtl!bl e reams of copy spew
o u 1 1 n to ,he hands of KLC
worker Ted Morgan Page 6
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theatre- -
Hcmrr!.. l~en '~ GHOST opens
•he 19i4-i5 Fir Act{!) Theatre
!.ea!>on. October 21-26. Con
unurnR 11s poliC\ of .:~dmutrng LC
.,tudenb tree to the producuon,
the theatre box otfrcc '' 111 be open.
trom 9:00 to 6;00 C\ .:r) nrght untrl
rhe 26th. Call e'tension 305 for
rcsena1100S 10 the 8 o'clock sho'' .
FREE UNIVERSITY OPPOR·
TUNITY P1oneer Log
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OFA 1s lookrng tor someone
tnlt!lested m orgamtms the free
Un" erslt) for winter term. Great
on the JOb crarnmg c1\''311ablc. h:
pcnence tn educational organ1za-
110n ~ 11l be the reward. Contact\
Sue Caner ext. 535, or Dent\e
Thompson eu. 578. OFF-CAMPUS JOBS FOR FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS Phtl 8<!111
Arthur Harold (Oswald) and
Melinda Smith (Regma) toost to
the1r future 1n Hennk Ibsen's
C.ho\h, being presented at Fir
Acres Theatre this Monday
through Saturday , October 21
26 Admission to all perfor·
mances is free to LC students,
provrdlng tickets are picked up
before 6.00 p.m Curtarn time is
8·00 p m. For reservations
phone extens1on 305. mov1e ••.
The movie thts week will be High
Plain~ Driller. It will pl<~y at 7:00
and 9· 30 1n Evans Auditonum, as
uwal.
BISTRO! BISTRO! BISTRO !
Com~ to th1s weef..'5 Bistro to hear
some tine bluegrass mus1c br
Household Garbage Here's a
chancl! for )OU on-cJmpus people
to real!\· enJO\ some good live
mu~•c. Tues. Oet. 22 at 9'00
AlPINE CLUB
T hi! Alpmt: Club w1ll meet e\ler)
Mondc1y at 4:00 in Dtmng Room 4
in Templeton. We need c1s many
p~ple as p~sible \0 ple.ue come
or call Tom EHinger ext 483. .....................................
low Storm prtces.
Reduced rate uckeb to Por1land
Storm home gam~ ar~ avarlable
through the Student Activnie!o of
lice, TCC.
Studl!nts receive regul!lr S6.00
seats for the fantastically low prrce
of S2.SO. faculty and stall receive
S6 00 seats for S4.00
See Denrse Thompson at ext.
578. Then u ttll off .. mpu• 10b oppo11
nulll .. "i undt•r th\• Coll~e Wotk·Study
progr•m lor thow ltudcnll wrlh hn.lnt:till :atd
job .a~<o<ard\ Publtc .1nd non•profll
org~nllottton' m•y \4Rn an <~Mtr<·mcnt 10
p~rltc."IP"Il' wtrh ll"wo\ ilnd Clart.. Colll'l!t' tn
lht ledr.r•l Coll..ge \\ort·!>tudy program.
lhr! lld¥i10I~Jlt' 10 lht• Otgo1n1Uiton 1\ 1ho11 11
gt·l\ good '"""•n• uudt•nt ''"" mcmbe" ~~
lrurt C0\1 ro rt.e ors•n•utton bP.Ou~r. pilrt
ol lhe \lll~ry h pllld from l~a' <tnd Cl,.,l
k-d••r .. l ftn•noo1l llod lunch The ••ud,.nu, on
thr: orhr.t h•nd <are p<~td worl.tft, not
\"Oiunt~ts
Srudrnt• "'''h hn~no•l••d Job •w•rd' who
lno" of ~1'1 •~;~cnC) "'ath whtch 1he~ mtght
h~f'IO .... otl etlhcr durtn~the•choohNr or
O>CI \iiC•IIOn (an lho• Portl•nd .IIC4 or "
home), •hould conaac1 "0,.•) Croclen" m
1hc ftnilnc"l Atd Othcc ommo!dtatf'ly Tht\
"'ould be i1 goodw:ayiOCIUtC4 ViiC:IIIlOn JOb
lor )'OUrlcll,
ltlled below •r,. current lob opr.nangt
undt•r tht' pros•,m Pltlnr M"~ 0. CrCKktott
lmml.'d•~tcly •I you would hl.c to follow up
on :an~ ol rhcst', Of to lU!lllt!it oahernilllvb.
P.art-~mw tr.c:rt·t .. rl•l olhtr tob o~boUJ
10·15 hnbwr~. U.!iG-~.75; bt-lw.,f'n
IDtl\11\ilon <1nd l'o"o•ll, JSOO blo<~ , ~.E
Marylhurlt College
lth~u•rd ~wtlr'mong II'UhN. sub
JiiiUIM ru.:t~t.-d no"'; wtll ~I up .I
r~ul:u Kht:dule \t&rllng on l<~n , 6-7
mt, from lew•t <~nd Clu\ , e~en•ntt
hou" pourble, no w~l. .. nd houn:
il50. \'\ S I -Ftr~l Atd ord requtro'!d
Mcloughlin Houle OSPIRG
P,trt ·limt "'cro•lo1t t·tt·<c•pllona": tr.•
quire> good typing, motnfng• jwh~eh
d•Yl dl'p••nd' an your uht'<lulc}.
pontbly ant• ;afternoon, n. 25, h<~ll
bloc~. from bu\ hnr, con,umt·t ;and
l'n\ltronmt•nt•lrc.w.lrlh, conlo~n wtlh
publtc <and wolh orh,.r ~luden" .... or~·
m~ thcrt•
Good S•m•rttan lio•pot•l
Pontbtltl) of po tllon n neuroloj1tcal
rt")Nrch l~b, for I he rtllhl P~'I"\\n; \.l!ty
routan,. work, dt•\t•lop•nx falm, lo.~c•p
•ng d.rt01, i'IC.; not ;an educotttOnlll
tntemthtp but tl )'Ou'rc tnterett.od an
btol01!tf"..ll r«!lcilt(h .and h""' (or nN!dj
;, JOb lll\1 for the monl'~ 11h" mtJ!ht b<
;a l(ood pf8e. IO do tl
Netghborhood HOule
Wor~ mt wuh pte-nhool chtldtcn •n
OJ>l!n clilnroom logo•thcr ~•lh le~ther
.• nd p•r~nr p .. lllctp.Jilon, ('hlld 1n·
lll•h.'<l CtJrnculum1 two ''""Cl· II·
noon o1nd noon • J p. m,; ,l.trl J,.n
ptt'll't M)mr'ont• who coan wor I. wnh
th<' d..u ''"t>rydo~y, If )'OU m1gtu bt>
intcrt>tlt<d lnqutrt now ,lfld mJ~•
pt .. n,: i2.l5
Tnntty Pro.byten•n Church
Pe»tlblllly lot worktn" wuh lhf"t•
Khool ~"' and cuht progr 1m, It>
throuiJh lrd 111 Jtlr•, or ponably wnh
older chtldrrn, !I\\ ~<ond A"'',
Portl4nd: proar•m tllll m pl•nnms
~~~!(11!1. lnquare now Films at the Portland Art
Museum
MANHANDLED (1924) GlorrJ
Swamon play!. Te!.~re, lrberated
!.hop girl in this early commemary
on the ~tatus of women. With THE
COLLEG IANS (1920·12), two in·
~•aliment!. of a popular 20'~ ~erial :
P1.tno accompan1ment
Thurs .• Oct 17. 7 p.m
BUSTER KEATON fESTIVAL Three
outrageous Keaton~ 1 HE
BALLOONITIC (1923), CONEY
I S l A N D (.l9 1 7) . a n d t h e
BLACKSMITH (1922). Prano o1c
compamment
Sat Oct 19. 2 p.m.
0KlAt-iOMA1 (1955) ~ordon
M.JcR.Je dnd Shrrley Jone\ he;~d
the Cd5ot of d roullrng \Creen vcr->ion
YWCA LAitchlcey on Roger"> and Hammer~win 's
Chtld c.tre worh!r, 2·5 orb p m •nt mU!>ICdl. DireCted by r red
Al~t~Unl mu~urn cur;,Uor, , ar " d,)' Mon ·Itt, Mc•rlc 0""''1.!1 xhobl, •ltnn~man tO blend JCIIOO ;~nd
pocket pool .. ---··r), In or-on or-. -·H· wor•. downro""ll ~~~~·mon h k ••••••••••••••• 4' ••••••••••••••••• •
.,.,..._.._ ~., • .. -.. mu'>rC wrt a strt rng color canva.,
J Ck Wh I .. ..J k S;nurdlt.,, .. 1\0 1 01 2 .. ltf'fnoon~o or
Ol 1 e, not~ poe et of (reid an·' ~. '-y. A"new D .. Mrll ..
b. II' d ·II h mQfntnR' ~ Y~>t<'~, rotort:d hom~ ol Orttgon litatouur Socuety u "' 0 ... '"
I tar S illtiS.t, WI S O~ his Style tho• 1850'' open 10 the publtc, hPip ltbr~ry ~odr, downtown Porll~nd, dolnCe\ October 17, 1974
Both
Forreign
and
Domes tick
Nigerian Independence
CelebratiOn
' Nrgcrr.tn lndcpt•ndena
Cdebti.Jtron will bl· held Oc1
Pollland State Univcr~ity.
Spc.Jkt!r, appt~aring in S
Mt.•morr.tl Ballroom at noon,
bt• the Nrgeuan AmboH):ldor
W.t\hangton, D.C. or hh rel>ll!~t
t.ttl\ t.•.
An 8 p.m. ddncf' w1ll be held
P5U's Biking B.lr. There will
:>P('t 1oll Arr1c.an F:tshion !>how
mu,ic will be "upplrcc.J by CotCtJ •
WE
fot
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igh
knoc
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the '1 thP.tr
.1nd (
lac~
A"
1 kn(
muni1y ).tl.z B.md. attilu
Admi..,\ton i~ S2 .rnd S 1. SO manf
students. 1imp1
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Ford Foundations 's
Announcement of the
Foundation's 1975
Graduate Followship Progra hom
out l
Su
draw
hone
Piono
with
love The • ord foundation i ple,.u~t•11 Lake
to Jnnouncc the tramfer of alltH
admani tra11on of three of Ur
gr.tdu<lle lellowship progra coni
Bcgrnnrng September 1974, men
EducJtional T c~ting Service and
adminrstcr the followi eme
fellow .. hips programs : mak1
C:..rJducltc Fcllow~hips for Mexi perft
Americans T 0
Gr.tdu,ttc Fellow~htps for ha~
Amcncan'> thesi
Cor .tduate Fellowshrp~ for Pu ,. A g
Ricans ,ard,
The Natronal Fellowsh ip~ WIPE
will continue to c~dmtn1ster ba'lol(
Grdduate Fellow~h1po, for Bl
Aml'ncam The~e programs
mo~de pos!.tblc through
from the Ford Foundation
1 he programo, are armed at
crea~ang the number of doetor
among Blctd. Amerrcan~. Me~x1c.
American~. Nauve AIT'It>rtt":.l
(Aleut!. bk1mo~. Amencan
diano, Nduve Hawatin\), .Jnd
to R1cJm to enhance therr ODD(]
tunflrC\ lor career~ in hi
educ dtiorl.
The lellowshrp~ are for one
only, but are renewable
reappltcolllon 1f sausfact
progH•\o, toward the doctor;ltell'l
evtden~.:ed Applican t'> are
petted to ~tudy full 11me and
complete 1 he requrremen ts
1he doc1orate a .. )OOn as oo-. .. ilb'
ror funher information con
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dd OC1ober 18th at 3.30 p.m. '" ~>••" ..duatton•l prusr•rM, up to 15 b .. .gm Iiiii• Nov ur r~rl, Oe<:. Sat Oct 19, 8p m .1nd Sun •
~amm . Come ~ee this talentl•d H~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~o: c=t~2~0~ ,~7~.~3~0~P~ ·~m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ poof player.
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Hindquarter
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Old Irish Inn
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HeyJ where'd he go?
Steve Brown
Sports Editor
'o~t 54 peoplt? go throgh lilt'!
betng looked do\\ n upon.
The \\ hitman root ball team
~pent mo t otl.t~t '>.lturd.t looktn~
up at 5'4 John Jant~:o.c hom
behmd. The LC ta1lba~ock spent httlc
' ol h•~ ume lookmg at :mrom• )
back. sammg 2.30 )Jrd~ 0\ ~, mam
fru:.trar~d \\ httman detender'
and shov.mg the Ptone..--~ rhc ''"'
to a 10.0 tnumph
hhough controlling the ball
most of the f1~t period, 11 \\3 n't
unulthe econd QUdrter '\ f1~t pia\
that )llnt\SC put lC ahead" •th a n:
'ard touchdov. n run O\ er the ll'h
1de
Follo'""8 a long punt "h1ch
corncrbad; joe Pano" ICZ r~rurn ·
ed 30 )card~ to the \\ h•tman ~5.
quarterback Da' c \\ oodmar k
connc.>etc.>d on a ?.7 ) ard pass to
Jerr} \\arren. Tv.o short runnmg
• pia , and .1 pl!nalh st:t up Jams c s
s1~ )'ard .. core.
ford 1\\ori .. hit<J latN tn the
p~nod .added a 30 ~ard ltcld goal
to boo}t P•oneer ahead 10-0. The kn k ame :titer a long ~am b)
Jam l' and anothc1 \\ oodmark •
\\ ,urc.'n hook-up, th1<> one tor 44
}'artJ,
fh,• 'e~..ond half wJ marked b)
.1 lot of Jant\W runmng, .1 le\\
tumbled P•onl•t•r .. cormg oppor
tunlllt~ , ;~nd a lot ol leWI) and
Cl.u~ dctcn ~
\\ twman, a u~uall) )trong run
nms team, \\CJ) held to jU)t )C\Oen
net 'ard,, and therr lcague
INdtng rushc1 Bobb, Joe Oa .. •s
&neragc.>d far lc' than one ardper
carf).
Coach Fred \\ •bon caiiL-d the
dcfen:ot\C lme pia, :,upcr, )mghng
out ught tall.:le Scott Burkhart.
\\rison added enthu~la)ucall) •.
"great tackling, "~ had ten gu\' • • • m on one tackle
Be) ond John Janisse \ ov.. n
ctfcom on otfense. Wilson
crcdued h1~ )'ardage to the ex
cellent blookmg of the entire
offensive hne and fullback~
Wa)'ne Jackson and D1ck Day
aturday's home opponent, •sn't
bound to be a'> ca ' cl h!Jm to pia).
C. •' ~fllc'Cl..l
John Janisse screams encouragement to lC
defende rs durrng later stages of Pactfic game.
Internecine excessiveness Pioneer log
Th~ lulc' h:t\C v.on 'on\lncm~th
CH•n game to di1tt•, tnlludmg wm~
ol 48·0 .md 47·0, and .uc ranked
htgh amonR the o..ltton's top
h\ cnh 5m..1ll rollt•gc,, II tht') h.lH'
.lny dclen~ive wt'.l~lll'\U'\. thl') 'rc
.tgatn)t the run. \\h1ch tht•
PioneN's "Ill ob' 1ou"l) .lttempr to
explo1t
On oflemc. Pll:J h<J'> a
de~oa~ta11ng runn1ng game.
.1wragm~ o\ er 300 ards per game
on the ground. Octobor 17
•• • •
Tackle Wes Gronemyef
backtracks (above) to head
off Whitman defender a
John Jan1sse runs to one
many b1g gams left. fullbacl
Dick Day (27) opens up run
nrng room for Janisse In th
pileup. Gronemyer and Man
Rollin block out Whrtmar
lineman
Aero'-"'W • • • • ynam1c eccentric/tie
Is 11 a b~rdl hit a plane? NO 11•s a
tmbee.
Fmbecmg h a ~unn) weather
sport and due to these exl!>ting
conduion~. fm~es can be
)potted fl)·ing throughout the
campus.
Fast Fnsbee
Fnsbee tlymg 1s a fast growmg
)port whtch anybody can play no
mauer what age, SIZe or ~trength.
Just flip of the wrist and a ltttle
coordination will !>end a fnsbee ~a ding to its destination. Alter ont•
ha\ ma!ttered th1s ba .. ic tfuo~.
IIJrtatiom can be practiced CdUS·
mg the frisbee to do all \orr~ ol
•ntere\tmg tncks such as ~kippmg
off the ground or flying ups1de
down.
There are endless amount~ of
po,!>lb11tt1es tor these flymg
)aucer~ Some popular games in
clude frisbee football, hall fmbee,
and target rnsbee.
Jock Frisbee
Frisbee football •s piJyed JU~t
like football e)(cept the fnsbee I'>
!>Ub'>tltuted for the ball. roomo, There are two plaven
e.tch om• )tand\ at one end \o\11
one fri~bee the player~ tal.;e turn
throwing it and trytng to pa~ .. •noo' "
oppont•nt and l;md the frisbee
the room. B) bouncing it off th
v.alh ctnd Celltng the thrower t.<lll
make 11 more d1fficult for t
opponent to catch. A number
goal!!> 1!1 p•cked and the fir)t one
)core this amount wms.
Target Shootrng
In another gJme .ltarget\u ch
.m open window or a tue ,.,
.md plilyl'P• attempt to
tmbee!> through. Th1s i~
• tclrgct lmbee.
Un -.......er-gra out-ragge Hdll fnsbee IS a game mvented
at lew•~ and Clark. It 1~ played m
the hall of the dorms wtth all the
door~ closed e)l;cept the end F mbeemg 1~ lheap and fun.
perhaps the grcate:,t thmg aoc>u
fmbee thruwmg h that 11 can
done dnywher~ from the beach
the top ol Fore~t dorms.
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~------------------SaJiy Shultz
S~ writer
"It's an opportuniry to blow out
thetr ptpes." a LC lav.. studemtold
me confident ially.
No. th11 v.. as not the pit at
Ol}'tona, but the Kene of an im
portant muamural touch football
~me bet~een rwo deleared
te~.
My informal lolled on the
.tdehne~dress-edappropnately as a
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14161366~9
Our ,....,ch ~ICII IJ liOid
frN 'el!l»>t:h .aunliiiJC(t only spectator- runmng shorts Ad1das
and sweat. He gently explatned
the hner pomrs ot mtr.1mural
sport~ ro me: "actuctlly, it'~ a non
compelltllle thrng: anybody can
I .. p av.
We wer~ wau:hmg a dd)h
bP.tv. cen tht• Ha\hmarks , an un
dergraduate learn, and the
Revolut1on 2000, .1 group ol law
studenrs.
The re14Uted atmo~phere of the
game ch.mgt•d when temper)
llared and rhe .ur turned bum.
Hand to hand combat WClS narrow
ly avo1ded
Joe \1\ tllv shoes fld~hctl before
my eyes, iU the grunts. gtoam. and
)tdeltne cheering I rom d
predomrnatt?l~ · lemtJie crowd
grew louder. Thmgs wcr•• gettmg
more seoous than anlt(lpaiP.d
1 he law s•ud«•nls pu\hed tor a
~econd half touchdown . The
Hinhmarks struggk"tt to• a com
'Uild 1 u no avcul
Ftvc t•conds to go A last ru~h
tor a \Co•e Oh "dl The Hashmark!> r~turned to the
s1dehnes, their g1rllnend~ f1lled
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Tilt ~rrung mr·n glllltl' stronger
Strong m n
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Oc:tohfll 7 Stnmm er:
Studt!nts, ol .til dge~. arr> quwt, attcntiV!... \110 c hsten to Ern~; st
G.ull('\, rnagmflcf:'nt author of The Autob1ogruphy of M1s
Jono Plltrnnn, rr>c.ountthc f~rsJ tmlc he mt>t Stcrlmg Brown at
Jn dW.Jrd C<'remon}' 10 VI: .1shmgton, D.C 1 hl· room •s not full
1 o mt: 5H•rling w.n .~not her \\ hll(• man dlth1• pMty unt1l h£'
UD n~d tH mouth H<> said. You rc not wearlnR d tuxedo 1
SJid No I do11'1 bcl•cw In that kuHi oi !I tuff ' nd he sa1d, '1 h.11
mgger OV<'r tht:>rP don't have a tu ·~o on ellher nd ht•
.1ddf'd, Wh.lt the:.> hc.•ll am I Wl'cHing th1~ tiHng fm l' Afrt•r hc .. rlng
h1m pt•.tk J couple of sentcnc:ec; I knew two t~uns' 1 t-Ic w.t~
not whrtc, .md 2.. I \\as gorng to ltke hrm '
Undoubt .. tll~ like most<-'' us mthe room ton1ght, Gamr>s chcl
not knuw t'Xcl( tly \\ hu terhng Brown wa .
I 'I clld ru)l kru)W who ht: W.)\ until Mt~;:hdcl Harner wh15Dl'f >d
hi~ ldt•rulty to me. I I Pre I Wo_~s s•ttrng by,, m,m, .1 bl.~<.:k rnc1n, who
h11d put over tO yc.1rs ol hrs hie as .1 1eachl'f c1nd il ~HII!!r who
ho1d been dnmg •• s a wrllcr .lll thos•• many ycMs cxJctly what 1
wil~ trymg to do now tthat moml'nt I could not h \i' giV~>n
~ou a quo!(' rrorn 00" of hts poems Th. only l'l((Uf>C I can gtve
for rn) Ignorance IS th • ••ducauon S)slt.'m olthlr.countryJsw ·II
.1!t th~ government who h.u not m the pJc;t, and to thl\ day
r£>cogrlllPd tlw black tntelle tuJI "
"Donr rook my IIVm cJ) IC c:amc,
DOIH.' grabbt'd my JO), don•' rr~k<>d my llf£•
TrJrn don£> c.wglu me on de tre\tl£>,
Mdn done Ci!Ught mt• w1d lu~ '' dca,
HI( doggone purly wtft.• ••
OdyHi'Y of Brg Boy b Stl•rllllg Brown
Poems t<l ken from experience:
G.Juw~ ••xpiJmcd how Brown \\rues 01 "the 'iOng of the
cornmcm m.111, "
!>tcrlmg Bro"' n knows th•· common man. 8~ commtm rn11n I
ml!.m tlw P~'JS,Jilt, tlw m.tn on whose should1~rs llll!raHu•'
~hmds .md who)c brc.uh l11cr :uure IS borp, .m<J on I) through
\\how brc.tthmg lh•'••1lur I! wrll "UI vwe "
"I c.om•• lo you I rom m.m.,, rnJrw mtl\~ Thc~l! poems come
lo you hom m.m\, "'""} )t"'',Hlt •·
Sterling Brown ~·mbud1cs rhe orc1l tradtr•on ol lttt•r<tture \II
the .JOJClltVt'S apph, rna!illlrlcenr, ~trong, umquc,
superb, ond )d. nont• .ue o;ulllc•enl \\hen he reaus hro
urpa~H·~ dr•sc np11on
Ht.• c.rprur•~ the rh) thrn of d.mce tn a poem. 1 o read tt
Silently Is 10 mr~os rht• mcanmg 01 the oral tr.ttfu•on
'look ar o/tl Scrapp~' puWn' on clog
puttm, on clog
(>uttm' on tlog
Look ."It Old St r.1ppy puttm' on do~
SII~PJWl' like no bod '> bu)lnc.S>."
Puwn' on Dog b-., wr hng Br O\\ n
''A J.ll'r:.on who 1 Jul(ht me .1 RreJt dt•al We IS a w.snden ng QUII.Jr
P•·•y~r tIt· Introduce d me 10 .~ whole bodv ol loll< m.llciiJI I
found o1 l.mgU,It( t tiM! wo.1~ ,J n~w thtng tom"'· I was strut k b\ 11~
pl!hrnP\\ 1 1h ml.'l tphor rt .. ll qu.11ity. I "' tlnlt:'tf ro gl!trhc ~~cec h ol
lite pPoplt• I dtdn 1 wJnl to gel thl U\uJI di.1lecr.''
Soul expressed in words:
I l.tJ..> yo km' ._,, /011111
\111 I llt'H'r C.tu~ht \l'lllJ 11'1 TOll I;
But 11 /''' .JIO • nacl.,rl
Fo' ro •ld) l!f're long,"
I ong Gon~> l>y " Bro..,.. n
\\:hen hP H'ad '"" po~uy lm \ OH'c e udc<o )lrength and
, ~.nO\-.Icdg o• tl1s \Ouo· s1n{ts lit~ reJd~ng 1 o;o unhh• th~ usu.ll
1 dr~ .utd oft I'll ho•mt;. r o•c~dmgr, ot oth1•rs l-Ie br •a the·~ hf•' 1010
·a h pOt>fll .-.no n~o~kt>~ h1!. ch.u o..~Ct1•r) C"Onw ah\ 1• I h"r" Jtc no
worch ro •'Xfllt'~ hm\ lt•rllng Hro\\11 mJkl!) tho or •• luddrlloll
\t'l'lll hla• rlw 11111\t 1hr.1nl .:111 torm I\ no'' n IQ n1o111.
MH .. h.1cJ ll.u Pf'l ~pt',l~l> \ 1'1) hr1cll .Jilt;' I llrO\\ II lie Ull·
d('r .. r.uul tlw dL·•·p utl!Jit'\~IOil BtO\\ n h.t~ nl.ldc vn tim
JUdll_•nu•, hoJ\\ our rnuuh. ar" !IIIII 1 Cmlplett•l) kH u ··d on Ill\
I \\orth lit· ,.., • .ld!> ol\t'l\ 11111\llll:l, .uul rJI)\IUI,J~I~ hnlltH p(ll'l11 he
\\roll' '' lu•11 B10\\ 11 \ ISih'd Ur owr\ Utllvt•r 1t
.. ,, '' m•ro•H.try (/tot you ltrc,lk
lu lw It'\ I I'd 111 1dt.rt ~ 1 •u c/u,
JIHI .t\ \"ll ilf••Jk tlrt•r•'" your \UilJ:.
.111d Ill \lr,u~/rl 10/I~UI'
''till, rluu,lc•t.tlk PI our'''~··
you ''"'''""'''· H'u' \UIIl'nn~;;
fll,,,f,. 1/IIPIIIICIII. r/ ,, your \\ urd,
,rnd orr tltr\ tl.rv tho 1'"''''' ~1\ ,.,
)!Ollt word 111 our p/h'IIUI!II•n .t/l>ollllt
Unll\ 11 .11 Rrul\ 11 I>~ 111 h,tt•l lr.upPr
l:UIIIInut•d on p l~l' IIV>J October 17, 1974
Vol 33 No 3
Lcw1s and Clark Cot1"9
•
• 1 es
Top left Ernusr Gaines- thft .speech of tho people •
Top nghr: Sterling Brown-the songwriter of the common man.
Bottom lett. Ernest Giunes tukcs a brc<~k m bacwtJun sp~h·chos
Bottom 11gh1: M1chnel Harpcr·"lt IS nac(!SSarv thot you brenk to be tesced '"what vou do''
LC scholar
C1ndy Sterns
Staff wrtter
Ruch d1d11't look nenous, Ic.tl-
1) Hts t! cs .. -.Pro• ~hrmng H~ talk
ed qu1erl\ and sm1lcd t!\ ~ry nO\\
aud tlwn II "·t ,) Smdll g.lllwrrng
of r..culty Jrimrnrstratmn,
>tudenh .md \ ·~••m~ Juthors.
T h c r ,. w .r ~ .r n 1 n 1 or rn .tl.
l.l'lf'mOiliOU~ SOli ol lt>t•ling oiS \\1'
l'llh•ro•oi llwGr.t\ Room Rud\ "·')
to bt• Jill' cntt•J \\lth th~ R·:no~ J
R.lllt• :'l.lt•monal \w,ud. "Ill
re ogn•11on nt uutst.mdms m
tcllectu •• l adHc\Cmcnt '
1 w • .tnh.•d to do thas tntcrvll'\\ tor
nudv Ryt d lt1CI'l\ll'S COil•
Ulltlllflllttlll!> .111cl " luuulsh rio.~'
111")111 (1 III«Jil(l il numb,.r of reasons Most or all
LH•<..'IU~t:.> Rud~ Brrd ha~ be "n lhat
50fl ot kno\\n pr~ enco• '" the
hbr.:tr) An aura or mtelhgence d
dl'llnttc rt"'SN\C' lhe IJ)t 1hmg he
ud 10 ml! duung the lnteiVII.!\ '
Y..i~ olUOUI h1~ llll.sge "\nd I m not
hkc tll.tt, H!.JII~ ."
Rlldy 1s rlw \Chol.ll lthOuKhl he
\\.J5, .md ,, b11 b 1dt~. In urdcr 10
get the d\\.trtl, h.., ac.td 'OlH" , .. ork
a ,JO Engl"h matur \\,, sutmuueu
ro ·• commiHl'e of tacult
•ucrnb"rs Inter\ •••ws leu~r ot
r ·C:ommf•nd.won \ pap~r tatmg
'' h he thou~hr he d ~ ''' •d 1h ~
d\\Jrd
I dt• Pf\ cd lht• d\\ .trd bc:<..tu • I
drd th ·\\Or Rud ~tudte\ on an
•'"''" •t• ot r, to 8 hour add) \\h-.
f ngh .. h lul Lilt rdtuu.• wa\ the
on•• thin~ I h.•h \\ ould tel\ \\llh
rnt: II n•.td f'lll..' morl:' cn .. lh\C
to people• .tnd .. nuJIICin .. and 11
1 lt.tbh•d nll' lu ~xpt•ll~.: n e
\II oJIIUU\h tho ~ 1hm • I \\OUid
h,l\ l' 1\CII h1 t.'n .tbh• 10 t;'"-•
p ·rlt•nt o.:
Rulh 1\ thl IH'I ""'" tu I(> ~I'\<'
lht• ol\\ II lm lh lOUt l!ctl hi,IOI\
t ht• llr l lll.th .md JIM:~ tilt' lu l
hl.h t I" r on Kurh Ul\Oh·Pd
\lth till' fl,uh ml<t "·"""·If"~" .md
\llfl,;t•d h uti 111 ·~·1 tht• fhl
l uhur.1l \rt IHU)-;1·1111 umft•r\\.1\
I ll•t•l •I 1, pUihlhll•l\ .:1 ,1 t.l,rc
1111 I• 1 tl..t •I t1)1l)0 fll\ ~.,•II ht
1 , • 111 ' t ' 11 ~ •n 1 ntur
' I \\ 1\
\ I ll Ill " •• h 1 l llllnl-: I
r •.thH\ \11 "'"~h. n I • nece.ss~ I -gorii!:S of bla or
,., hue l ogcther a rnencan Lu It
ma\ not ra c J bh.t k professor ro
lNch black worh cftect1vcly But
h~ al I) fc•.d'> thc1t " rhe rmpt~ct
Y\ ould be greater 11 the malcrlal
were prest>nt• d to the student b
c1 blac:k prof~ or. slbllcd and
Cdpdhll! Ul rcndt•flllS JU IICPIO the
m.ttcn.•l '
' • Ru(h 1s H''" .tc.adcmtcall)
orr~ntcd. \her talltn ana bc111 •
\\llh him for a \\ hilt• mv rdc.l or
the ob ~ure mtelle( rual lad~d
Rap1dl\
'I \C lhcd on campu all lour
\ ed,.,., .md I m an 1ou to lea\ ~
\\ h\ on Cdmpus Jll rhts umel
I m too laz~ 10 ~~~ , oh
h ._.r, thmg t\ taken c:.sre of her ' I
knO\\ rn t1.1bll'~ Jnd I m muc.h
mot~ !rugal 11 I .. l.:t\ on It 1-tl\t:.'\
htm mort:.> a re.uon 10 •et oil wh n
th• p1r11 mo\ e\ hun
n\ ''t e'JI "lo, not H.• all~ Rud,
dtr ''" t mol-e dunl... or h~e
c tmpu' '' om~n lthou~h he o~d
nuttedh ha "' \\t a~rw~ 101
t~.l .. r 'tlrlloJ 1 til'., , '' lo c ro ht'i
f.11111l ''P 'l..r.tlh h1' moth~;•r \nJ
no tw tlldn l'>J) th.u ;c.Hhe\\ould
I( .til 11 111 th • p.tpt.•r ''•" b~: I m
mu(h rnurt> 11.Jdtllurl.ll m rn~
h: P•'tl tu\\ Jrd p llt'J\1
I h, 1m.1!-;l' rl tlw .m .tl J \\ Hli\111
,llld••nt- ull 111 \\!.. Ul th l..nt.'\'
tlldl .11 th. '-nd or tht• mtc.•rY.•c.'"
I ht .. onq·ltllllll.ll \JI It_ .md ~uJI,
.m tl11 , I I• I d ,1,. t:r\t lht
••\rnl t\111\\llhd ,,,,kilo' lor
\\.11 t;.ll II .I' I It I ( h.,. I I "''
II I I hJ •
Page2
EditoriaL -
·ntenance n
•
Wh<~t h4ls b~ll don ,, rh~t the \-e ts-ol4lted the
emplo -ees. W'hen emplo 'C s rhmk rhe' '-e been sae~
ed rhe~e ·~ no ~ncuonl'd ourler rhe' \e n~\'t"t re~ll}
deiined polrC) The ,eem ro define poltC'!! ro iir the
•• ooasron /he · an r.;u)e, ~ 6* mdlron for~ n ~\ burlding .and
rhe' an 't 4lflordto raue emp/o,-e~ • ,,..,f:C510 proportton
to rhe colt of ,,,.,ng. ·
-from oon,~rrons wrrh mamten:mce emplo ee.s
There is fundamental $ens of malarse m the mamtenanoe
department ar Lc~u ind Clar th~e d;a 'S A lot has h01ppened
m the lui (e" n-eek • and m.l)be ~lor mot" I> gomg to ha,ppen
m rhe n ll lt:M th~r are comm~:: up. I hflvc been t<Jiktnf! \\Uh
emp1o 't?eS abour rhc roor.s of"rhe" dt»arrsfact.ron and rheir
hopes/or change Jnd I ha e dtsco~-ered char there •s .aaual Me
m rhe mamrenance department. Real people punch 10 and oul
e~"el) da). ou re<JI .;u ~n> student or rcachN or admrnrstrator
here.. And rhe' are nor happt mthe1r work •
01 rour.se people "ho work for .:1 lmn~ are chronic
malcontents.. Tharra!esm,at onerrmeor anorher. ilbOUt 99%ol
u•. bur some h;ntC bener reason ro gnpe than other. Thr
campus tS full or fine ~ pen m-e bur/ding "rrh fine e.xpens.n ~
rad1o .starrom and many-ranked o~;zn\ and un11ed-na1rons
style meeung halls to ro inSide them ;,nd ro3e5 and rhododen
drons and reflearon ponds ro go <~round them People are
hrred ro rake are of rhese fine ~hrn~s . and rhe) ofren wonder
wh · wtth wNith all around them rhe · <~rr> pard so lmle and put
up ,..,;rh so much
Higher Salary
"'bu college nere ts p nn~wr>e and dollar foolish." one
shrewd emplo ee nrd to me. -'I'd love 10 h;,,-e the moneyrhar
u wasred .around here. I could re111e and ''"'e l1 e a J.mg."
~If the) gil~ us a h1gher ~~~1} ve'd feel b~rer ~bour fhe
wor: "e do.·· rompl~inedanother • .and hrs words were echoed
or dupl,~led b e~-ery"'fle else I ralked ro Marnrenance
supervisor Cene Str<md rook another ,.,e~ -.. Thrs is a wrong
.artrrude l01 an emp!oree to ha .. -e." he arf!ued. and explamed
thar an employee is e~luared e..--ery two years. ~nd hts or ~er
wa~es ~o up or stat ftJted accordingrorhequ.alll) of"'OI' • One
tuderu who worh tw11h tNinren;,nre belreves fh~r ..semonty
doesn'r nu .. e one JOtil of drlfetence. The person he works w1rh
has been on the ~yrort for ergh1 )Cars and milkes only SJOO
S.COO more per year rhan he does wnh barely over one )'e;ar m
Thar"s an ~''e.rage of at rt'.s mo~r ltbeF41 abour a S100 rarse each
e .. -atuar,on . Fast ad~-ancement •r rsn 'r?
So '<\'hy doesn'tthe college p;,y more/ It can't 4fford IO.~)'S
dlfeaor of builn~ <1nd finance William Matlrnson . Turlion rs
rhe l.argeit source of income the college #u), and m order ro
pa) #ugher wag tile .school would abo ha1-e ro ra•se rhe
lur:ton Turtron :stdl goe5 up, though less drasnall , and h.as
gone up ste.adrly o"et rhe pasr te" ears
Bwldin~ and proJectS funded largely b trustees and or her
dona!Jons ha'-e been 8Qlng up sreadrl} roo It 1s rhe Board of
Trusaees rhar has ultrmare ilppro,.,.l O\'et the" ges P4'd our ro
employees at rhrs school. Suppos" tho em cNrE;e had felt less
Wendv Pedersen
Staff Writer
\\ ho do you now m Portland that's not out of hagh school
etl 'Hrgh sChooL oh }eah. I'm wre glad to b · done wuh
th.at1 'A Jot of people are.n t. th•ugh Man) aren·r even •n h1gh
Khoot )et The»e arc uneas (to ~ the lea~t!) years to go
through. Hetp howe .. er. as a\arlabl The South a~t '\ outh
Sen ce C nter n one orgaOJZiiiOn that deals wnh the
problems.
lds" (v.ho !oha1J het after be reterrt.ad to dS clients -no
adol~nt re.itl) enJO)'S bean lal)f!lled a k1d) hPar aboul the
CenLCr m a \atteJ\ of wa)'$ Although man~ ar da~erted the.•e
from lu\enlle Hall. th ~~ common refcrr.:~larc ~ v.ord-ot
mouth Noboch has to come m n's .all voluntar~.
One oi th Center·s •mporunt orferan rs a oounW?Img
sen-10:, d~gn :d to gnc drcnts and 1he1r f.lm1hei ot chance to
e1 n a11 out. In a farrul srtuiatlon '' !>often hard ao hlow JUSt
v.h~t E:'l n,one s chm rng. Coun5. lrn sess,1ons g•vc eaoh
person an oppcnunU) 10 .;m h1!t or h r ft:elangs It ta es an
tntuur"e c.oun~Ot ao condua a productrve ~css•on. That ~one
te4SOn the it aft, v.h1ch mdude\ fr · UYA -.olunteers, ts
en ctged m a llounset-munrgn pro ram
\e '"' er concerned W\1lhsutf dc,clopm nt and p r~onal
gur~1h. • ~)'S one staff coun~clor n1e edea 1s rhat the) can'l P•oneer Log
an ove
of a need ro pend so much on pre•!igrous monumem ro
hrghereducatron. h~d tm:rcadtaken orne ofrhemoneyr~ued
and gH; n II 10 W38" 10 fflf! people th~)' e~pect 10 miUnliiiO
rh1er pyt;,mrd•f
.AJilnllor rs firt..>d and !orfc•u rwo "edcs nolice ~nd •e' errmcf'
pa .AnOlher mplo t•e belreH~ rh~J~mror.s rrghu h<aH' be-en
uolared .md orcularc.> a petuion on h•s beh;all, Fourreen our of
).lAteen tt~llo'\ JOinttors )tgn the p~ruon ..A fifteenrh s•gns and
then l.uer er<nc.s hu name, retlrng rhe man .. ho rs passrnR II
around rhar hrs lorem;,n and his supen.1sor ''hflve been
QUP.SitOntn~ me aboutlhC pcltttOn and rm JUst afr:~fd IO ~1gn Wl . .. lm,orry
No Communication -----
Mone\ un t the onl) rssue among unhappy marnrenance
w'Orkers Or her thmgs bOliJer them Commumarron beH' een
them and mana~ mcnr u cl~rly nor "hal rt ~hould be. \\1ly,
tor rnstanoc. "hen .a bo.u says he has no ObJecfrons ro pro
umon drscuurons or met.--rmg do hrs emplo~~ teel compelled
ro do rh~lr ptannmg m rhe dark, lookrng over theu .should ell all
the wh1le? Somebod)' told chem rhe) •"ere barred from
meermg on campus, but rhrs somebody rs a "~.ry shad
per. on;Jge mdecd -no one can 541)1 eliacrly vhar ;,urhorrt ·
handed down lht.• ban. \'\ h\' are emplovee.s atrt~rd of gettmg rn
trouble If they ralk roo (ouc.J
------- Lack of Concern------
To chl5 obsen er wr me~ns th-.r nor enough rs being done tor
the people ,,ho keep up Le,..,~s and Clark College. I've mer and
ralked \o\'llh more olrhem rn the pa1-t rwo week.s th~n I ever
bothered ro do m OH1t three ~ "ars <U thrs school. 1\e ft:arncd
(har b and large they are good people: thev ;are nor
,,., ponsrble or unreltabte or gteedf any more rhan you e.r.pect
human berngs to be. 1\pp<.renrl • '' a\ hard lor rhe people who
approve and srgn and pa our l(heu checks, all of whom make
more mone)' th .. n the • do. ro reali:,rrally s mparhize "'lh ther
StlUiiiiOn.
ldeall)• bertet condruons and wo1ges should make 1or m
ae.ased effiaenq .and qualtryof wor~ . You ne ... er kno" till you
try • .and I( could be argued thai l.ev>'l5 and dar hasn't rned
h;ud enouJ:h One employee5411d to me, 'They JUSt don't pay
enough ro keep a penon around Thrs palce is mote or less a
(rarnrnR ground. People come here ~nd "ork :.i;~ months as a
~nrtor or a gardener tJnd chen thev lea\e and get • union JOb
somewhere ." .And '' r.s true thai mosl or maintenance·~
rurno11er occur.s m quittmgs .
\\hen I told Cene Suand 1\hrle in1en1ewin~ him lasl ~eek
that m)• orrgrnal ~rttde on Je(i Kleinberget wa5 >>ery possibly
one-s•ded ancJ might need ome te~oi.•ing. he worried O\ er the
eHecr 11 oould h<~' >! upon his em plot ee.s' morale '' '' wcrl!
publi>hed as'' jfoocJ The story wcs v.tthdra\'ln ftom fasr rssue,
and re't\TiUcn. bu! rt trll m;,y be brfl.sed • .Anvwar. the srate of
mor:ale "'35 IO\\ long beiCNe 11 1\ as t!\ e1 wrmen or researched.
~nd rhat rs '' har counts. It 15 r1me for managemenr ro look co rhc
sources
It u m • recommendatron ro rhe people who make rhe
decmons at Lewrs and Oark that the 'begin ro do somerhing
abour the condrrrons of drstrusr and incommunicarn-enessand
dt~t•sfacrron rhar cxrst wtthm the m;unrenance dep;artmenr.
and thilt lheyopenl) remo-.ethesttgm;, of drsappro~o'althe~t the~s
somehow J;arhered around the :acr of umon org;anrzmg There
are t r. far 100 many n ~uves for anyone 10 /er be lor very
much lon£er
james Duncan
non~tl communacatc v..ath dlf>nts .r the can't communrc.11 •
w11h each other • The problerm de.dt wrlh ouen concern more than one
fam1l) U~'A -.olunteer lee Ooppeh says he once dealt ""h a
tour-fam•ly feud. two ag.1inst two. It's a touch\ ~Hua110n II
s•des ha\IC to be heard. and then everybod~ ha!J 10 be 10 on the
problem-soh1ng It tak~ ume and seh-;mart!flen
Counieling .1nd n aghborhood medaat•On ~re on I) '" o of ~he
Center s aned actl\illl~ Job placement tS <~nother area the\
cmer Marum fenrmore. one Ollhe UYA s thl:'re, workslargel)
v..Jth e>mplo) rs to fmd 10~ tor dit!nts. Ol il)', so I hi.! JObs cHPn't
the best-mosl1~ gas stauons. res1auranu. dme-tns, f'IC. \\ork
·~ v. or I \\hat drd you do for money 10 hagh schooll
\\ell dt lc.1M u keeps them oflthr: \lrf>Cts • "hrch bnn ~
up another pornt. Most ot rhe ca~~ that are dr\ ert<..ad from
Ju\(m1le Hall !Item lrom sro~tu!l \lrolattons A 5l.'Uus •olauon 15o
M>methrng •hat's Illegal onl~ rf )Ou're under eaghlet•n, an·
dudrng wch thmgs as tunnrns awa). bemg "'beyond p.11ental
control," or e\en bcmg on th \treet aher10·15on•n•.eel,m ht
(remernbc1 wht n ou h d 10 "'"·Off) about cutfc\\ lj Th~e
anntal problem~ thdt <<~u you1hs to be d•' "rtcd are de.dlt Y\Uh
bv the Center • .1nd oft "n ~erve as cat.tl)>l\ 10 bnng out brg cr
problems lhat\ v.h} there are )OUth \en.1oe centt>r\
Adol~c. nh do e • 1 "" that 'u• re rn collegf', \\ e '"" all
m;uurt rrshtl \\ h.Ut.>\N the case ma) be, some LC student~
hJII't'n I for 'OIIcn Transitio
bombs to
business
For .aniors. the Viet Nam
as • memory of honor and
Three years ago. when tug•n
seniors were reachi
adulthood, the war was still
ing. and men were still
drafted.•
For freshman perhaps
most potent memory about
War as the peace treaty
ended at
•••••••••• We ~~~ 10 1.1 ,,. tran)>ltion.
In Dubach Dinmg Room,wht.l l
facuh and administrators
lunch,af<l"outetopicot com·
uon is "Students and What r h~~ ~lllll
l•ke Th1s Year." It is ii peren
subJect. but th•s. year hcu nr."'VII1
especial! rcrtdl.' ground lor
•
ru~sron .
Many agree that student
!I tudes ere different : '' Stuu-=
are more bu~iness-lrke .
goal-oriented . Less idealtsuc
more cemun of the darectton
"ant 10 go."
It ~ hard to determine af th
~id wuh approval or corldE!mr
liOn.
Others say "\\ e ~re re"
bae to the f1flies. P~
Recruiters on campus and ~
bats an eyelash. Students are ~or
on t!rned about getung into do1
h >Of o• Med School that t pi~
do 't care about an 1hing on
Students sense the
among th mselves. Three m
~so. feelings ran more 101 ''
The draft and the \t\ ar were hr th
tlammable 1ssues. P
The \\ar \'>as so real di
studenls teh they had to )
somethang abou1 n. So, on~ ·
thev broke tnlo the Manor H • and occup1'!d rt. It ~eemHdh
AI the lame. 11 \'as anvthing
~lly :>0
1 oda) those in charge ot fa
lettuce-grape bo\COII
respon~e ot O'llerv. helming in
After all there is 1ntle danger
the SO\if!lnm~nt ·~ so•ng to
students to pic lettuce
Semors ha' e a sus.p•c•ous
ang that the) are rhe last of
\tudent actr\ •sts
To sa) that studenu ha~o-e r:h.ll
ed IS a generahz.atJon too <=AH
s•"" ro bewonhwh•l ".Its cre~1t
I) r.:sts ~ath the fao th«n so
people sense us 1r uth.
It draws orcdrb•ltt) from
academ•c ~rhs Students
.Jbandontng the Human1t1~
th Ans. and floodmg
and the Sc•enccs.
Some people look :for
kmd~ ot proof. "frt:shmen
lot snapp•cr than ~~ntors"
"f r<llernru~ arc begmnmg
thme agam"
\'\ t' u•~,>m to be tn fi«Jnsrl;"'"
Thl\ edrtOrtill lllilkt.:i llO at
to S>d) ~~~;hf!lht!f rhc ch.ms:e rs
or bdd rl1~: ,, orld t) dtfferen
are our teantom 10 11
Till) r.:diiOII.JI docs OIIIC1'1np;
prO\'Ol e som • tltoughL
\houltl ne' ·r go unnotrc~d
p 1ber11.1 17. 1974 Ptoneer Log
all of our disc
• • • causes 1ssues
Jemes Duncan
Staff wnter -On Oet 3rd (lhur\d~yJ,Icff w .. ~
told that hewastodeans.omeru ~
m Copeland hall 1hilll day. He had
used the machtn•• before .and he
dtdn't ltlte '' on ch ~poL., Ths~. lle went on to
l.pla•n. was. hss ''~ndard pohq
Another matter of polscy lor
hsm ·~thai an emplo ·eewhoulaid
off gc~ two rv.ee~,s nohce. but a ' maintenance cmplo)ee no.m
Jeff Klember~er wa~ fu ed
hout oot10 • rco"ntl) for ref us
to accept .an as~tgnm"nt that
olvt:'d th usc of machine he
10 be mcff1CJu~n1 and umc· " · .. anytime I ask a man to do
• t • n~umrng I I 0 ff Kleinber er has been .1
sntcnance emplo) •c for nme
b 1
1 h~ worl.m iiS a Jclnltor
S t nd c.ampu!o on a floattng bas1i
...... ~ .,,,,, 1us.t Ia tei~ , when he w<n something in the line of duty
and he refuses I will can him
on the spot."
~ess
onorand
when tot:fe'
l!l reachi
ar was still
tere still
perhaps
nory about
ce treaty
1.***• m trin!>ltlon . Jumper Hall 10 v.or~
~.; rv mornrng For th rest of
th da~ he would sull be on Cdll
r an~ «eanm JOb ~sntenan c;;e
iio(>cled done He had had no
:.,mnl~11ni iS. about hiS \\OT !.CIIOUS
oush that the) had 10 be
.por1ed 10 hsm, and he { It that
~ wor had been good So d•d h1~
llo..., worl •r lohn R•c~ert.s m
Safety questioned
' left has. k.ept thr~ bUtldtng
1us1 as cl an as 1\c C\er
en 1L No one ('\ er realh dtd
uch to 11 before h cam '" 11 .s
been one of the roughest II ¥.:as oJ \'Cr) loud machmc and
11 wasn't working propcrf It too
me tv.o esght-hour da)') to do two
loung~ and • hall sn A sn 1
rouldn l spend fl\ cor ten mmut~
,.,,,h the madllne wuhout 11 dnv-
mg me bam. '' made m cry
f1Cr\IOU~ lO UM' It I Operated II tor
thrPe da't'5 and then I told the
foreman I c:ouldn 1 h.ndle 11 He
~·d the~ would get s.omebody
el~ to use;L I dtdn't hear anylhsng
about II <~gam unttl the da I was
hred ·
SCI~ Gt:.-ne Strand 'He w.lS tared
bcc.au!te he rt'fu\Cd to do a JOb he
\\as gncn ..an~t•me I ask a man to
do somcthmg th.tt 1s '" the hne of
dut\ and he r •fus 1 v.1ll an hsm
\g Room. w1'11tto.1
t h ill
•ar h~ provi
round for
'lilt Student
ent; "Stt1d1
~like.
s ideahstJC
e direction
ermine if th
l or C'04ndf~mr
e ;~re re"'
fihies.
pusandnobe
Students are
etung tnto
ool that t
n~1hing
• the Jim Kershner
Editor-in-Chief Pear Mom, •
Thanks lor thar check. I reall't needed'' because J lud to buy
some records and also I needed ro do my laundry 1 got ren
dollars worth of quarters .and drmes which I can also use (or
playrng foosbafl and pinball which rs JUSr ~bout altrhere rs rodo
on S..rurda} nighrs. • per~n , .. ho IS ftr~ does not. for
Jeff Klcmbetger 1here would be
no two weeks not1ce ~nd no aher
n<~II\C He was enraged
I vc done oln 1hlng else the., e
4iS. ed me 'o do Someone had ~
sh1t-thro Yw 1ng part •n the
Cnswold men's room and 1 ~a\
~s\ ed co ~o an and dean 11 up, .and I
d1d that
Oeiying authority
II came .» a surpn~ to hrm
v.nen he v.a~ snfotmed that hewM
expecu.•d to u~ the machrne an
Copeland The thmg started wnh
Cee;JJGt.' Soou (custod1al super-
~' I tal ed to hsm on rhe
phone for at lea~t ten mmutes I
c,;pl41tn£>d to George .,.. n) I relr I
couldn 1 use the m<~chme. He
~·d come down to the oft1ce
~ II see what "'-e"re gomg 1odo
letnbesget w~ pren rv.or ed
up b the ttme he got to the
mamrc.nanc.e ofhoe_ Gene Str nd.
111 hss boss o1nd head of mamtenance.
· descr~bed h1s manner as
' belh&erent . '
He dtdn t gtve reasons ,,..h he
v.ouldn't do 11 ... he ~id I won't do
n perrod And that•s the onl
reas.on he \US fned."
Ultimatum issued
Klcmberger admits lhat he had
.. tread l~t h1s cool before he
Coli ed 10 Gene Strand. Accordmg
to h1m, !rand .n ed h1m what the
problem "nand he cold hsm. He
e .. plamed that he couldn'1
operate the ~chme. and Y~:hen
Stroand as ed hsm Jf ahat ""as tm01l w1th P..AIJJh Brown. hi\ 1mmeds.ate
foremJn. o1nd JUSt prtor to sccsn
Strand w11h George Scott Scon
al\o wa" pt sent rn the
maantenanc_ otf1ce wuh
lernb,.rgcr and Strand, and
t I rnb r et was ~ngry that he had
to o rhrough 1he expl.;ma!Jon all
tn r ~ arn .. He y,;as told esther to
do the JOb or h wa~ canned, and
\'.h n te refo~ed he was told to
p1d up h1~ check
Polley violated
He h•d more to b .an rr about
th•n chat Th po 1cy m rhe c;ollege
re:J;ulahon boolle; 1s ven dc41rty
and srmpl y,ordcd "'The College
polso r~ Jo "c a cerm•niltrng
cmplo ee two ,._ e• \ notJC •
There I\ nu dt\ttnctJon drawn
b tvo(.>Cn a t rm natms employee
v.ho has b "" fued and one who
h.as bt·en laad off
It ~eems then that there arc
som • deep tmplsc.slaom rurroun
dtn the cn11re crt.-t r o! Jelf
~ll•mbcfgcr 1 hun And v.tut
org ncv e:usa of campu~ to
protec:t h1s u ht l ~ h pot I
ha~> no support h "re nght no"
_ . Three
more ant
~ar ~ere h \4y dasses are alright CJicepr lor one professor who I'm real
moad .11. \'\'e "ere supposed to do rhis paper and rheday before
,, w·as due I or a ret~ I bad he;,dache :so I deeded I berrer nor do
the p.apet under such condurons . So I wenr and told rh1s
prof~sor ~vh> I d•dn r have my ~per and he said 'lough'' (He
d1dn'r aaually sa • ''rough .. bur th;,r ~-..s "1lar he meanrJ he s.11d e\. Klemberger had been
throu~h th~ "hole ~nes : fm':..,.....--
so real Page 3
There s novt here for me to &urn
bec.aus.e there's no un10n to bac
me up ••
Union non-eJDstent
There tSn t any union far the
mamtenance or en. and the
rnamgemcnt at kr>w1s and Oatk
would ~m to prefer rt t~i wa
Mamtenance people wer dented
the us-e ofT .unn;ac loun ewh n
they 11\'anted to u 11 for~ mee'lmg
to da.cms a unton and thO!te who
ha\ e tailed to rh ·log be ·~ that
there ~ b.in .tgarn~ an unron
onented meetan an :w'hNe on
campus..
Gene Striind w~ he" ~trf ed
o~er the d ree o ~eq and
apprt!hcnston dsspldred b)
emp O\ees rclatlfl! to anyth1
de.drng ,.. th a umon 1 r.: ne~o-er
been opposed to • union he
wd · I belonged co on mvsclt for
JO'~~ It lin r true he s.a~ chat
emplo es ~ouldn 1 mee1 on cam
pu!o to drscuu .s unron When the
Lo .uked "nether ('mp!O)ees
c:ou d meet m the ~ nten•ncc
lunchroom for ep.lrr.ple heu dol
course- not on tlompan tJme
Oil l!m<> II ""0UJd be o
)' had to
1. So. one n
e Manor Hn
~emHtlly An~'"'}· I don't rhink ir 1s \ieT} fa•r fo make a student work
"'-hen he's sick I told thar ro rhe profe:.sor and he sard. "Well
youlre "' colleg"' no~."as rll d1dn'r alread\• know rhar
lrhmk 1 , .. ,11 drop rhar d~:.. Sam Gompers, Where are you1
!. an}thins
charge or
t r &>n.nn:ll
elming ,,..,..
nle danger
gomg to
tuce
Jsu!;pic:~ou'
the last of
nt1 ha\: e cha
•on too .....
e. I U rr·~>l1
1ha1 so
th.
1ht from
Studenu
for
eshmen dr
n ~emor~ ••
b •gmmng
10 rJansrl•un
a~o: ti!'\ no 01
change 15
is ddlercnt Tlte w"arher llere ha~ been real prelf)' bul sorl of cold
>Ometim~ The rree· here rea /I do turn color5 and the le;H es
1all otl unlrke m good old ?as;,dent~ v.here the le;ne.s never
really f-.11 dS \'OU well kno"'-.
B • the W3}' I sort of m1u "'ood old Pasadena (Th4r rs
somcrhrng I never rhought I would e\Pr S.l))
My adwsor lold me I ouRhl ro rhmk abour what I should
maJor m and \\hat (reid of endeavor 10 pursue., Broloro• u
somerhrng I haH~ consrdered bcac.Ge :someum~ I rhml 11
,..,'Ould b sort of neat to be a doetor. I ha' e also rhoughr abour
Busmen srnce I reJftzerhar bemg a doctor rs not rheonly 'va to
be suc:ce5Sful m Me
I will d1sCJUSS rl furthtY w11h rn) advaor ''I an remembc1 hrs
name
I'm gctrmg real <~nrtO)' !d at ReubeJJ mv roo.nmare He had a
grrl over ro our room and he .u much rold m to gcr lo 1 So I
\H~nl and w·arched TV lor., I•Ule b11 rhen I ~enr .and plaved.,
s~me or '"o of pmooll rhen I Jusr sat in the lounge 1or .-.bour
rhr~e hours. I (mall) rd ro myse11 ··;r•s mv room, roo and
nobod c<~n rctl me ro gcr lo:.r" )o I "enr b.Jck and rhcr was
Reuben asleep Tht: g~rl had lefr about tour houB a~o on
accoum ol Reuben had b~n his &J)ual 1mpo/lfe sell
I'm prerty sure I ~"" make )Orne berter fnend~ oa.n
In tac,r I hctH~ mel ~omea·al lntN(:)trngpeoplt•I.JICI) There I(
rhi1 one gu)' ~flo smo~~ OJ {>I PC and h.iS rhe brg •• '' '.»rdrubP
ol .. nyon(• I\ e evet )CPn He has abo~; full of Fllmf! card.> .md on
the card l1sts e' crythrng rhar marc-he that p;~r11cular 11cnr
When he gets up in rh~ mornmg he JUf>l pulh oul a c;.Jrrl Jntl
seft~IS /11) cnme ensemble
~ou'd f1gure Jl J:U) ''lao loob ~o harp •hiUid bt-.r~.;.dpHpul.u
bur ever 'bod) h .. re; hr\ t::U'> (I dm noJ 'U't: huwc'OnH.•J 1-lPt.dwu
calls tum fU"'• anti" JNk cmd orhe1 rt..trne• l.\,•11 1ron,:u
\\'ell th.mb tur rh&fl c hP<.k
LoH'.
Jt;ot{Jnlt'
P S • PlcJse "''-'ml -.cJnre m01c cool:u~ "" ~· R• ulx-u o~rr-t vNv
otrC' of rlao c oth!'() In order for a unron to oe
t.~tablt~hed for mam1enance
\\Or er~ .11 l€!\\ 1> and Oarl an
elt."{.,,on mu!>t be held b th"'
Na110nal Labos Relattons Boaro 10
dctermtne whether the co~n~u!>
IS for or .sgamst d umon. In order
tor 1hc ele-ct10n to la ~ place, at
lea!lt 30 .of m;untenance
t·mplo ~ mu!i'll11l out o~ s.tgnature
\ ,.,d dt!rnonstr attn~ .an snrer c t m
hct\tng " un•on l~ c.u both
rhese 1hrn~s happened and m rhc
ck-<tron tho~t \\11~ held m the
matntcnotnC"e bwldm~ lunchroom
8(J ul the l'mplo\1.; !'l \01 ·d
.J 'iHn)t the establs hment ol .1 un
ron
1 ht-• 1 ,JI I h,U h.Jd b1.."C II
.tgii~IIIO • (or the eh.•t.UOO
' II\ olllti41U f Ulllf1ll fu'
JJf/'1 (lotf I /I fftt "~ •'II fr I~
P\ldt 111 h IJf. lilt: pu..h•'Cl b' "'
h \\ I '"I' I 1\C ... I lt.r\'f uu
H II .1 '' h.u the pl ... uao~ I
111 ,, \ • "' ' •• ,~lllfll!llll
1 s r II n • ' 1 lu• •
" ''"'' t'll.JIII ... und rul
II 1 1 r. nin Hwrt• \\Ill bt•
tl .11 -1'\t: I fllOf\'
I -,,.,, I (Ill•
I /1 ,•tlfJH ~~ . ' ,. I ... I It represented th masntenance
'" orkcr-. ,., Reed College. At rhe
t1me Lt.~ I\ .1nd Clar'-. people ~ere
o~ctuall) reccr~ing better benefns
v.rthoul a un1on than the Reed
pt'Ople ">ere getung ,,,hone and
I hl"\ beltC\'cd II \\01\ a b.Jd
or 'dfliUtJon to et mto Sa
tdt!tnbc·q;er Th dsdn'r bel1~e
rh,u umon could do anyahmg for
th~m. o the voted 11 dO\o,;n
O\i ~n' helm1n~h
Raise Inadequate
In lhl.•tr <"Untrao tor 1h1~ \e.ar.
\'.OJ e~'> o~r Ll.'" \ .aod O.arl were
utiL rt'tl .s S bl•n c:t r.u~ ove:
alu· H'"' ~ torl• for .. \\Of er at
I h l b _. , , O.\:u
out 10about J -4 \\lththec0\.1
8 \lt.tl('\~'( ollh m~
11.1\ It \ • lh~ I.Jt I thJt
11r ' It " .. 1~t1ul J urcl
11 1l rm .,,, or
\\ftt II Ut \\,U
til .. • ,, llv' l•IOI'thr-
' " ' \1 l " II bt.· II ,. I \ h .. H ,,,('
I \,.JI I ., It \'I i fu \\ 'H'f'
•u • un tt't • ., I ur l
I o I
W1lham Mallinson 1n lettet
tu masn\ ·nano ~~~~oorker!i: of lnmg omgup.ltar.ateof bout
13" • II ¥\as dear thill the rasse was
mad equate. and 1he bal ed· til -
ed or fonnmg a umon T r~tSe
"en1 up to -for e\enbod
from the bottom to the top ol the
wage K41e (wtuch meam ti\4
emplo ee; who were earn n
mofe than those at the runm
seal recetved a Ill er ra1~
m doll.m lh.Jn thos-e beiO¥o 1h rn.
\\ hether cx not lhe add•t onal
mone>~ otter w~ prompted b a e
thr at ot an mcorrun umon ~.a
quesuon tN!t labor .1nd ~ru e
ment t.1 e opposite) )td on
Union Makes New Bid
hAt er Inc muc" ,
m..mtenancc ttll are not ~t~~~
l nttl Oct J J It Klc noo er "".h
um• ol ch e peopl JJnd one ot
h\ ll<m~Jor ~u rt.•pr ntatt" ei tor
till I•JO tOf\ m &he mtantr:n..n t-:
depanment. A ne\\ un on olttlho.te
h01 b "t l lUnl.ict -'d t'Kn\ lh
( tmrnum,..at un-. \\ un.t 1 ot
\mt u rh th~.,• Fl--\.10 The
• m .. m ' '" , ..... , lt r~ tht f
Lu.:.: hai COOlO!C'h:d I th.Jt th~ ~ a
~ ll~<: r • ' .1 1 l: l4 QO
j h • · t"t f H t ~ uh t n
.tnd "~urst, that 11 to~ld prO'o sde
I ' 1 • "-, ntx-r t r n•• t
I • I lhC\ hc~\ 1.:
t .... lx ..
'' I l .. Page 4
• re,vte.w
PROLOGUE : Nancy Wahl
Socaety Ed1tor
(Ten lu\t "''and orhcn'1'e demcntt:d lC 'tutienu and alumni
dec1dc 10 go ro .t ''"P JOIOI J
Or\\ 10· 1 kno'' ot a plaCt" on Salmon 11ght aero" trom the
Hihon, called 1he Carraagc Room; th~ on I, get doY. n to the
pJnue .. rhoush.
KATIE: That '~ O.K. I'm a brca~t m.Jn mncll.
ACT I
(5c£ne: Carriage Room. A' \H' enter, a woman .. dth
raven blac~ rc.ued half m p1gtail), a T-,hirl. and om• mch !hick
e}CiiiJ>he (Rebecca from Sunnybrook Bordello) tJke~ our
dollar cover charge and a .. J.., tor II).\. Tlu.• bar is full of mO!ltly
men with ale~' ma/c-e,corred wonwn. In the back ,Iff;' middle
.. ged men in bu~me .\) ,uih \\ ho prob.1bly \J\\ the piJce from
tht.• H1l1on and couldn't rc\1\t,
On 'rage • .~ bi6 plump grandlarhcry rrpc wearmg •l derbv, I'
\(IC'ktng ceiNv m h1' ear m a tandard vaudevtlle routme.)
liM: Preuv ri~Que , huh?
(The man proceeded to ~lick l1glu~d c1garerrc, rnto hi> mouth
and ~mu~te HZZie~ trom hi\ ht?ad.)
NANC'r hockang.
(A w.ur e>> '~earing a pant )Uit come' by to dell~.t?r our
dflnh She ~narb at us a> ~he leave> )
KATIE: I think ~lw ''anted a up.
NAND: How doe-; she ellpect to be 11pped \\hen <ohe\ not
even weanng a ~k1rtl
ACT II
Stt~pper umber One rs mrroduced as AmU<o Ha1tiree or
,omerhrng like that. She ha> on a bm.?l wh1tt"-lacc rop and rabbit
fur pantie> There arc penciled-in mole~ on her gluteu~
maxtmu~ . Amiko·J rourin~ performed to a Jackson 5 rerord
tool.$ very non-prole\)IOnal, iJ\ it .>he wa} an ex-Juntor h1gh
r..;hecrlc<Jder who won top honors at Jmateur mght )
DON: She') about as graceful a., a porcupme .
(As Amii<o >lither) out of ht>r top re'.'Cdltng le petite teton.,,
>he mumbles into rhe m1crophone JAMIKO: Think big!
(gtggle, giggle.)
(Amtko ne t takes otl ht:r rabb11 fur garb ro expo)e a G
.srrmg-al)o covered w1th rabbit fur. She goe~ up to a blond
haired genrlt•man 51t11ng b'r' h1mself rn the chalf\ lmmg rhe
stage (/tm think5 he look~ like Peter Rabbtt Pervert) and
te;um~ly wlg!fles her pectoral maJor and pab her rabb11 lur.
Apparently mctted by seemg the arrent1on he\ gewng. when I
next glance at rhe .>tage .>eat), they are all f11/ed w1th wide-eyed
adm~ter5-mcludmg Davtd .md Jamey. Am1ko ..1pproache<o
Dawd and wiggles etfervescenrly agam as David puH h1s hands
behmd h1s head w11h affected nonchalilnce .)
ACT Ill
{From r<Jbb1t tur we go ro leop o~rd ~km Jul1a Del Ray, Stripper
Numbet Two. gl1des onro the stage tn a leopard sl<tn JUmp suit
waving aro:md a senwou>ly ~heer cape. Her half 15 orange and
short, her htp gyrallom are smooth ;md profe.HIOflal and her
fe~ctal exprewon t5 one ot unm1stakJble boredom .)
KATIE: She looks like she could be a school teacher 10 the
cthernoon
(Aite1 the Uwdl prollacted pPt~Od ol ddllymg arovnd the
Silent and SefiOUS Julia ftnt~l/y peals down to the· C-~lrlng and
pa>ltes )JIM: LooL,:! .She hJ~ drmple~ nght above her demeret
NANCY· 5o Y.hatl
JIM: Well, I thin~. they're cute.
ACT IV
(Str1ppet Number Three h<JS the largest c/tJavage of Jff, but
her tace, to be as polite and non-.SPlrtSI as poHibiP.. look\ like
thr> "belore" p1aures on pi<WIC svrgery ads. The M.C. I ell~ us
her name rs S1lk1e and ant~uunces tl1at she: wtll b': )tartmg .,
rhrcP-month engagemem •n 1 faY. all ;,frer tcm1ght. If Hawau
wasn't a .)late. I would ha~;c gueswd she was berng deported
Srlk1c damtily lumbers dbout on staRe to a recortl of gutter a/
JUngle :sound>- wh1ch 15 alrogether lllfmg Jnd prop(•r con
srdf>fing the rabbit lur and leopard :skm prelude.)
KATIE: See, Jun, she's got dimpiP.s therP. too
JIM: I'm JUSt loo~mg at her r;uoo
NANCY: Whatl
JIM: She's got .t tatoo ol d bulfvrfly on her butt.
NANCY: (H!ddju~tmg spectdcle.,) Ohmygod .
(A pot*befl1cd red-ned utttng nt•t to the \tage h<mds a
sreenback IO ,j watrrcss .md mcmtrom \fJmethmg Jhuut Stlkle
Wr• all thought he mc~dP a prJOr c/wiCt• )
EPILOGUE
(Dillltd IS tire flf.St t.o mJkc 11 IJ.rc k to uur CiJfS.)
DAVID: W~'ve IJcen lil.lllled. (Shows us a llyt-r from the loc <1l
God Squad warnsng us to ~now Chra~t or bt• doom••d .)
KA'JIE: Jesus!
ANCY Merciful hea~;t!J1s
(~'r llilng our heads m gwlt, lm w • 1<11ow w1• l1a11'' mncd
tomgh1 Upon humble conccnw~ we pill• mto our C'Jt~ Jnd
)pPcd O~·,r ro S.f. Mllwfllk"· am) flyhe•• tc1 Kay'5 fawrm to
clrmJ aw.Jy our 5utruws} Paoneor log October 17. 1974 -
Curb your canine
'Dogs at large prohibited)
Candy Storn6
Stntf Wmor
'I m beg1nnmg to thtnk I'm ,,
,ondl mi'iofit .mtl c.u)t ~wt alons.
IU't becauu• I t .u t' lor my dog."
Tht• dt>~C'. II(ht?l "b.1d,, ,md .1ny
~ ..... dog wuhout .sn 1wnN nc.uby ss
runnmg tlw mk ol J crsmanal
record. Jo,hud, ,, per on;tble,
man-lovmg )Orl of dog woJS psckcd
up la->t wee!.. .md talwn to the
pound. cctaon lb-1640 ol (.aty Or
danances stand' frrm DOuS A 1
LARGE PROHIBI HO. H.tl Snyder,
Jo\hua\ hum,m compolnion poJid
ha., deht to 'ocicty. Jmh 1\ a free
dog unul he get' caught lt•,1'>hle"
agam.
-Dog., art• a problt>m. ome dog.,
ignore the rull''> of etrquctte and volunteer patrol~ to control
perform natural I unction., on the canrne tr afft<. 5o as J rt.">uh there,.,
football f1eld Other' play lc.1tler a lormal lomplalnt on record from
of the pack and !..nod. faculty the Muhnomah County Board of
m~mber~ down uourml•t\ lnv.td(> Health And a dogcatcher 1 em-
the l roJtl Room. Jnd voc.th'lts porarrly.
~erenade Trustee meeung\ And 5tud<•nt~ Jre geumg dogcatcher
<,ome (not m<~ny) would tJkc th•• p.lrdnOicl. HJI Snydc1 1~ begmnmg
shirt olf your back 01 tht; h.md ofl to wonder why h1s lnterper\onal
your arm. lel,lllon .. htp wtth his dog i~ '>OCidlly
Dog~ arc .1 problem, nghtl But unac<eptable And a lot of people
what about Jo~h . Fido, Spot, ,md arcn 't read, to depnve LC. of
Bom, your average LC nice dogl 1" another ~ourc.e of atmmphcre and
It·~ prelly hard to cha .. e a rn~bee or o:~ftection . They ju~l Cdrry a lea~h
go tor a quick drp tn the tountasn and keep a sharp eye out for the
when you'rt• lied up to <oome dog tatcher. '
led~h. The affectionah• moral sup-So the people who love dog ..
port of the ~tudent headed oft to (even at large) are going to have
les than I a~cin;lling dc1sse~ gets to become ~ligh t!) '>Ubver!li .. e and
lost )Ome"' here in the red tape ignore the law. Or come up with
and leather k~shcs . dnother alternar1ve.
The dogcatcher WJS hired to Selective enforcement of the crty
k~ep maintenance Jnd behc1v1or l.1w and campus policy mtght
problem' Jt a minrmum because work. Students and neighbor:.
untortuniltel\< ..111 doHs aren 1 nice would reg1ster therr dog!> on cam
all the time A htgh trcquency pu~ and get some ltOtt of dog, tag
de ... •ce to keep dog' clWJY from rhe (for the dog, not the owner). The
dmang are.l\ didn't work c1ny dog C.ltcher could 'itlll have a beat,
better lhan gcttsng .,tudent bur would p1cl.. up only un·
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fdnor 'n Ch11"f --- _ .... ....... .. , ·-··-.. .... H"' Kenhn•·r
~•n•ttn1g ld1t01 •• -··-_ ·--• . ...... -----·- Bob ROY¥4!
Uu\IOCU M.an"llt'l -·-• • -·-·-• -·- Do~v•d Kl'f'ff'
Productton £duor ... -·-·-.. ..... _,.... ·-• Wrte M.atl:U'\
Com~hon (c:tnor -""' ·-·~"--· ........... lind~ Colburn
Pho1o Ed nor ... ---..... -. ... • .... • .. ..... ·-· l•v MNednh
)pert, ld•tor -----· .. ·-..... ··---·-·· _..._, -·.. ~t'Vt! Btown
XK1f"ly Ed11or ·- . _ . • N•ncy WAhl
Wro1e11 Cynlhll Bo~t..l'l , Rll• B .. ll~rd, Su~•n Conw,.y, Kuk Coolf'V RICh<~td
Cooper Wl'ndy l'c-dt-rl(•n. N•ncy ~btn , Cmdy Swrns, !lu«: Nfll Str~l V.:.illl'
Wonh l•m.., Ounc•n.
Photogrephera Cmdv C:ou~ n. Todd Comcn lohn F!ML.Ic. kl!nt Ho~ch.aw•y .
Bronwn Pollrt. kylen.!l)ohnlon, Sho~ron 1 •nt 8111 MtBI•Inf' Andy l'o~rl..t'l ,
Ruu) o·a,.t•n, Murr•r H•,keu, Crt"g Mir••tlct
Compos nlon (.o~rol M"wumulit. B•·ll.., ~a.ulw~ P.atgl' ll'n~n Al.an \<\,uhlrt •
t..Jn• tol\nwon th '" N.ll(rl, J._.nnllt'r Woudy, Wf'nd~ lkc-n.ag~
Bua1neu Steff Clt·nn Rulhf'tlord. Glogf't 8oll'lll Chl't•l' Gr~l'nb1 111.
Nonntt <. hNwn•~ , M1rl. Angle.'
Production C.t'Orjlt Hrtn Jullf' DuiM. l'•rn f•.anh, Jcnmflf'r l.;arnl!d. lilllltf'
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Publtc Occu,.nc:ea C.uol Anderson , J;,mlt' Cothh.1ll
Head Copyreader U•rb Mo(!llt·r
A1111t Dave Rock
Spotta R •nd~ 'llc·nd••r, !hlllv Schultz, JNI Ciluflm•n . Kt·n Coc.
AdVliOr ldd Wht•lmott·
Sptr"uel Gutdanca htl x•uRR\
Of1tCtll publtcllton of the A11oc11ted Students of Low._ ond Clark
Collft9e, 0616 SW Pelehne H1ll Roed Pottlond Oregon 97219 Prtnurd
wHkly dunng the ecadamlc: yeer by the Like Oaweoo Rov•ew Se<:ood
dan po11ega pard 11 Por11end Oregon Annuel aubsc:flpiJon coat• '3 76
for U S. aubsc:nbr ra Vtow• eapresled arfl tho" of the wmilrl end do not
ne~naroly re0eC1 thlo v1ews of the lludant body the feculty or the
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8-9 p.m • We got-Air Hockey
Foosba/1
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Blitz on Tap
to Go regic.H•tt>d dog'>. dog-, an the roC>at.'l
JrcJ'!l, c1nd dogs who conllnU<illl\1
threatt!n '>Omt>body or \omethi
( 0~1. time. t?flort .md cnro
ment ;., .1nothe1 problem entirely
The Bu')tnc'~"" Office i'!l overworke
..,., 11 '" A '>tra•ght dog catcher •~ the
'>tmple'>l .tnd mo~t cffect1ve \olu
llon nght now •l'> foJr 1s manage·
ment 1'> concerned . They JU'>t don 1
h.tw time. And dogs are
problem.
Mr Prcke11 and Dean Hawle ar
more than willang to help '!ltunPJI\r
work out \omething el<oe b~.-.•des
blanket dog policy and catcher '"···
a maller or I act th~y actually BKeWtl
dogo;.
OrfiCtdlly there l'i still a problem~oo1
Dog-. arc dltogdl unlea'lhed 011
c-ampU'• ground'l wllhout ' othef
m<>ano, of phy.,.cal re<otrarnt
Whether a lewa.-. and Clark 001~:1
regr.-.tratron tc1g could be con
s•dered a means or physicd
reo,trc.un11~ an open quesuon Hnu..,.
the '!ltudent!>, 1 he c1dmmtstratron
or Ctly governmen t w11l ano,wcr
dlso open Temporarily
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The Image Makers
October 8 Counc1l Chambers
The ftlm ver~ton of The Autobiography of Miss Jane
P1ttman ~~bern!:( !>hown thr!> afternoon fhe Counetl Chambers
" r11Jcd to capacity More student~ than one u!>ually sees are
mal>'>ed togethPr tor the spectal event
The film I!> one of the hne~t ever made at any trme. on any
'>UbJect The performance of Creely Tyson a~ Mr~\ Jant: t~
exqur\te
The film is ftne but the novel 1s frner Due to t1me ltmrtauom
many epr~ode!> 10 MIS!> Jane's lrle had to be excluded <-••rtam
:~et:me'> were changed. po'>srbly so that the film would appeal to
every p.trt ol the commercial aud1ence
Wht'n .tsked to comment on the film, Games gave 11 a 70 on a
'>calc of 1 to 100 Brown later ~a1d of the film; "There were
cenam thmg~ about the prc.ture wh1ch he (Game~) d1d not like.
There were thmg~ about he p1e1ure which certamly differ from
the novel. and my money rs on the novel. Where they deJ>')rted
I think they went the wrong way From the readmg I think you
can '>el!, the play of the ldnguage that s there. I thmk th.tt Mis~
Jane comes out in tbe reading more than m the f1lm."
If you ml\~ed the film you w1ll have a chance to !>ee it n•~xt
month on CBS. In the intenm. read the novel. 1\\ (;t~me~ had
nothing to do wtth the film in any capacny, the novel is all that i~
wholly hi~
October 8. Stamm
f on1ght there are more people Word has '>pread.
M1ch.tel Hdrper '>peak\ ftrst The man I!> ma-;!>IVe lie g1ve~ the
1mpre'>~ron of towering strength, and as he -,peak\, thi.,
lmprc)r,ron 10, proven true.
A' GJmes drd Ia'> I n1ght. Harper acknowledge!. the debt he
owe., to pcopl«.> who have gone befor.e him.
One of tht• thrnK!> I vc learned. wh1le I've lived lor many
yt•im, wugglinK. i'> how much you Jearn from people who have
gone bcfort;> c1nd how rnan} debh I owe people like Stcrlins
Brown. He could h.tvc !>•lVed me Jlot of time h<Jd I run mto him
when I W.J\ 10. But I'm glad to h,l\e run mto him at .~nv moment,
at an} 11mt
"Any tool know' c1 Br'er in a rockt!r
I\ .1 boomt..•rJnR mcarnarc, look ar thl' biJde
of the.· rolkt•r, thdl wonJerou\ crc\Ctmt
rock 'rn m h,trnl')' J\ poem"
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Br't•r 5tl'flmg .md the Rot..ker bv MIChJel H.Hpt>r
Th\.' pl'ople th.ll t-.-hch.lef H,u per adnme~. hi\ hero'>. arc often
~OUfll' mdtc11allor hr., poem"> Ptoople hke Willie f\\,1)'>, BP\\IC
~muh, ( h.ull~ P.ukl'r Jnd John Coltrane
'John C uhr.lnt' hc1~ bt•l•n a blt!.,Wlg to nw I (.Jnle to ht•.lf
\OUnd. which I VI> b~t!n ch.l\ing ever \lnCe for pol'try. Coltr.uw
I ,,
W•l'> .1 gr t'.JI 01< l' 10 ITil'
··,, /o\lt' \Uf" t•Jue. ,.J io'lle .)upn•mt~,
~\ h.tr doe) 11 all me.1n/
I o,~. 'o gr<·,tl ''iH h black
~\ orn.m t•xpc·c 1' 'fOUr 1.1ilut•'
"' mutt• dl.lfl~c.·, the• 'ee•l soflt'
} "" p/otlup IIlio the det'tnc Cll)'·
)OUt OIIR 1111\\ C'ry,IJI ,Jiul
till' hlut•\ ) •IU Jill J.. up the~ llu111
w1tll )cllllr' "'It/ \\Ill .mJ blo"
1111u tlu~ I rc .,.,,,~ ur,.;l!t.
.1 /11\lt' \IIJifl'flll' J '''"'' \U/Ifl'llh'·' P1oneer log
Polymorphous progression
KLC: The
• Suo Noll Str~
S~ff Wf~t> 9
Right now no m.mer wht.>rP you
olff', lhal U60 on your AM radio,
KLC. LC'.., only rc~dio "ttcttion Jnd
PortiJnd's only progres'>IVC sta
tion You may be saymg. ''Oh.
whc~t a dr;Jg." But there've bt•en
some change$ made ;md you
m1ght be entertained.
lntroductng program director
Cliff Conley: ''We dre attcmptrng
to create a proi~>S51onal sound, but
Jl\o a learmng experience. We
don't want to mal..e money, but Wf!
have programmed along the lines
ol commercial stations."
I<LC rad1o •~ un•que. LC '" its
c1udience . And although Portland
~tdtions Cdn offer JU~t about cJny
kind of mu<o1c, I<LC radio is the
only ~t<1110n offenng progres\1ve
rock. jau, soul • ..tnd ~ome clar,sical.
The tommerc1al station" aren't
Jblt: to ~ell thi~ prosram. LC 1s frt?e
to program dS it likes without
fmdndal difficulue~
No longer i~ KLC rad1o d copy
from the brg name\ a. 11 hd~ b~en
in the pa~tl The 20 odd D. J .'s offer
music to fill your nights wuh
l'CSiatic enchantment . They offer
"Convergence," a weekly spi!Cial
on W~!dn~dav from 8:00-9:00
p.m. locus1ng on an arusr or a
group in the area. They carry news
every odd hour lor ten minutes
and a public ser:vice show lor anv
pubhc '>ervicc group on campus
on Sundc~y evenings from 6:00-
8:00. The "Free 'v1arket" features
tob offeungs of SEPO and. in the
future, elee1rontc class1fied ads.
Ftno.~lly, album features. These w11l
be at 8:00 with .1 rock album on
Monday Jnd Frida} evening~. j.1n
on Tue<.dc~•r. and .. oul on Thur<oday .
1\nother change rs a technical
d1ffenmce wnh each D. J. having
two \how'> per week of two hours
in length rather than one -;o that
alter tht! weekly cnttque he can lf)
out the con~tructive critici!>m im
mediate!) . This should 1mprove
thL' qualu" 0Pmt•nto, " .rn obv1ous hero. "II
follow~ .tthcme of c:ontinuuy." l fe
mdV J.ll<'k J v.uiety ol songs, bu1
they w1ll all c.trry the ~omc theme
chroughour . H1• sc•:s 11 as ".J
musJCdl experrment hard to
t~·plly ...
Sut.! Rannre, d fii.'Shm.m, rs work
IllS on oft the Jlr brOJ(kasting in
the pubhc mterest arPCJ. She IS part
of ct program C.JIINJ ''Radro.Jctlve''
whrch IS c1 combmdllon of tour sr
mmutc 'soip t~; mtervrews with
mt•mbers of the commumry or
d1~cussrons on coming event~ .
Mdny student~ do a prOJP.Ct ec~ch
wec!J..., then they are crit•qued and
the lOUr thai arc t:hO~en cHt: SCOI
our to 14 sta11ons '" Oregon
bcstdt>., KLC rad1o Thr~ week she
did an interv1e"" on the Men's Page 5
Rc5our(e Center, a mr:n's l1b
volunlt:~?r program in downtown
Portland .
MI!!SY Stttpl•!s, o1 11 an~fcr from
the Untverslly ot San francr\co, •s
J.lso a 0 .J one of two women.
Although r,he hasn't d~vdop ·d a
dehn11e format y•!t, she seems
more mter~ted tn promottng and
Strengthening the role of women
m bro.ad<:<~stmg . Onlv four women
origmally s1gned up and she feels
women <tre mov1ng up'" rad1o so
more should be encouraged 10
t4l:e pan. The)'re no longer seen
1n rhe role of "Good morning, I'm
se,y," she noted, and added that
the program director was not in
terested 1n promot1ng the .,come-.. on \IOIC!!.
Mike !\earner i!> a D.J. He
hopes to combine a vanet} of
:.tyles. •·.,om•,what like Dr. Janice Norton fills the air-waves
(When Harper read thi\ poem It wa" lil.:e berng slapped tn the
latt~. hard.)
Harper define-, all good artists' work when he ~peaks ot the
rmdge maler. Charlie Parker wa., an image maker. Stetfmg
Brown rs an lmdge maker. lhev creaw somerhmg out ot a
conte 1 in which the) live in their own rmagtnauon and thetr
cli.peucnce whkh acruall} tr an$form~ peoples 'lrve~. I thmk that
it's a tnbute to them tht~t they could do wh,u the mu!-ic1an' drd
~o well "
· Commenting on Michdel HJrper' poetry, Sterling Brown
\aid: "\\'hat we fmd is a great alenne:'>">: he i~ dl.ve. He uses
objcch ~t<~rkly . He pull~ no ounches. He as concerned not onh
with the pain or the uagedy. he 1 .. ah.o concerned \1\.llh it"
mt?anmg .mu "ith the humanrty of the people there. 1 he
d1gnJI) ol m.1n t..Ome-. out, the struggle,thc overcomrng tn !>pttc
ol the pam.''
From wells of consciousness:
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H.upm and Brown ~1t on the stage sm1ltng d frne~1 Games
rt:Jus lrom h1~ no .. d The Autob1ogrnphy of Miss Jane
Ptttmun, 1 here I'> J d11 teren<'t: rn 1 he' ay Gaine s read~ and the
~t)ft: ot th~ otti~r authors. G.unc".'o1Cc ~~ 'cr) soft, he ~ecms
~hy, .1nd dol~ not u~c a Krcat amount ot mflcct1on ''hP.n
rc.tdmg
Brown' comm~nt on Gaml'', noH~I IS lull of pr.me.
"Mi~s Jane ''a ( ompu .. ed book; thl\ ~~ J hook or de tgn. \"\ c
h.tvt; twr '>PI'l'C h gtvmg thf~ illu5o10n ol rl'.1l1h. \\hat ~he 111 <>cttm~
up, '>hl• t rendcrmg tht• ~oc:enes. She IS ,, rn.Jr~elous tclll'l ol
t.Jit:'>, The' cn<~cul;u ut IJne butllh up c.1 WJ\ ol lilt>. Th1s comes
hom "t4re.n dt•al ol H!)t'Jrc:h. I hL• be .. t thmg, ul l:llUf\o•, ~~ tht!i
dt•ep ,., t•ll: ht• n•mlcrs "h,\1 he h.l!> l-;nown lrom ttw cat hc)t
\'t'Jr). I h• pull\ 1tm up I rom tht..• d1.'<'P ,.,l'JJ of hh con~CI0\1 no~$."
Su ong mt•n .. u e mdet.:d gl'tllng )tron •cr, Jncf ht uon .Jnd
Jllll'll .til' gro\\lng bel,\UW or ,thcar ~lr\•n)!th. Jl \OU were
at lht•S(' lec,hul"o \OU Jlre.tO k110\\ thc.~t II ou \\ele not,
JWfhdfl~ [rlll'\t LdiOt•\ \H"(J.,, \p('.lJ.. IO \U\1
"T h" hl.lt!.. l!nlct ~omwr " ll't owllu•d ht nhJl..l' ) ou l.tugh
11w IJI.tr ~ ,11 hiL•Il'. 't t'"• hL' mat...~.~) ou he)\\ I ll~t· bl.1 !.. w~ttc·r lht..•
pot•t tht..• llll\hm.tn, tlw t..ntu .. no, t.dll'(' hl mJh ou thm~ Verrtl!bl e reams of copy spew
o u 1 1 n to ,he hands of KLC
worker Ted Morgan Page 6
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theatre- -
Hcmrr!.. l~en '~ GHOST opens
•he 19i4-i5 Fir Act{!) Theatre
!.ea!>on. October 21-26. Con
unurnR 11s poliC\ of .:~dmutrng LC
.,tudenb tree to the producuon,
the theatre box otfrcc '' 111 be open.
trom 9:00 to 6;00 C\ .:r) nrght untrl
rhe 26th. Call e'tension 305 for
rcsena1100S 10 the 8 o'clock sho'' .
FREE UNIVERSITY OPPOR·
TUNITY P1oneer Log
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OFA 1s lookrng tor someone
tnlt!lested m orgamtms the free
Un" erslt) for winter term. Great
on the JOb crarnmg c1\''311ablc. h:
pcnence tn educational organ1za-
110n ~ 11l be the reward. Contact\
Sue Caner ext. 535, or Dent\e
Thompson eu. 578. OFF-CAMPUS JOBS FOR FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS Phtl 8<!111
Arthur Harold (Oswald) and
Melinda Smith (Regma) toost to
the1r future 1n Hennk Ibsen's
C.ho\h, being presented at Fir
Acres Theatre this Monday
through Saturday , October 21
26 Admission to all perfor·
mances is free to LC students,
provrdlng tickets are picked up
before 6.00 p.m Curtarn time is
8·00 p m. For reservations
phone extens1on 305. mov1e ••.
The movie thts week will be High
Plain~ Driller. It will pl<~y at 7:00
and 9· 30 1n Evans Auditonum, as
uwal.
BISTRO! BISTRO! BISTRO !
Com~ to th1s weef..'5 Bistro to hear
some tine bluegrass mus1c br
Household Garbage Here's a
chancl! for )OU on-cJmpus people
to real!\· enJO\ some good live
mu~•c. Tues. Oet. 22 at 9'00
AlPINE CLUB
T hi! Alpmt: Club w1ll meet e\ler)
Mondc1y at 4:00 in Dtmng Room 4
in Templeton. We need c1s many
p~ple as p~sible \0 ple.ue come
or call Tom EHinger ext 483. .....................................
low Storm prtces.
Reduced rate uckeb to Por1land
Storm home gam~ ar~ avarlable
through the Student Activnie!o of
lice, TCC.
Studl!nts receive regul!lr S6.00
seats for the fantastically low prrce
of S2.SO. faculty and stall receive
S6 00 seats for S4.00
See Denrse Thompson at ext.
578. Then u ttll off .. mpu• 10b oppo11
nulll .. "i undt•r th\• Coll~e Wotk·Study
progr•m lor thow ltudcnll wrlh hn.lnt:till :atd
job .a~<o<ard\ Publtc .1nd non•profll
org~nllottton' m•y \4Rn an <~Mtr<·mcnt 10
p~rltc."IP"Il' wtrh ll"wo\ ilnd Clart.. Colll'l!t' tn
lht ledr.r•l Coll..ge \\ort·!>tudy program.
lhr! lld¥i10I~Jlt' 10 lht• Otgo1n1Uiton 1\ 1ho11 11
gt·l\ good '"""•n• uudt•nt ''"" mcmbe" ~~
lrurt C0\1 ro rt.e ors•n•utton bP.Ou~r. pilrt
ol lhe \lll~ry h pllld from l~a' <tnd Cl,.,l
k-d••r .. l ftn•noo1l llod lunch The ••ud,.nu, on
thr: orhr.t h•nd <are p<~td worl.tft, not
\"Oiunt~ts
Srudrnt• "'''h hn~no•l••d Job •w•rd' who
lno" of ~1'1 •~;~cnC) "'ath whtch 1he~ mtght
h~f'IO .... otl etlhcr durtn~the•choohNr or
O>CI \iiC•IIOn (an lho• Portl•nd .IIC4 or "
home), •hould conaac1 "0,.•) Croclen" m
1hc ftnilnc"l Atd Othcc ommo!dtatf'ly Tht\
"'ould be i1 goodw:ayiOCIUtC4 ViiC:IIIlOn JOb
lor )'OUrlcll,
ltlled below •r,. current lob opr.nangt
undt•r tht' pros•,m Pltlnr M"~ 0. CrCKktott
lmml.'d•~tcly •I you would hl.c to follow up
on :an~ ol rhcst', Of to lU!lllt!it oahernilllvb.
P.art-~mw tr.c:rt·t .. rl•l olhtr tob o~boUJ
10·15 hnbwr~. U.!iG-~.75; bt-lw.,f'n
IDtl\11\ilon <1nd l'o"o•ll, JSOO blo<~ , ~.E
Marylhurlt College
lth~u•rd ~wtlr'mong II'UhN. sub
JiiiUIM ru.:t~t.-d no"'; wtll ~I up .I
r~ul:u Kht:dule \t&rllng on l<~n , 6-7
mt, from lew•t <~nd Clu\ , e~en•ntt
hou" pourble, no w~l. .. nd houn:
il50. \'\ S I -Ftr~l Atd ord requtro'!d
Mcloughlin Houle OSPIRG
P,trt ·limt "'cro•lo1t t·tt·<c•pllona": tr.•
quire> good typing, motnfng• jwh~eh
d•Yl dl'p••nd' an your uht'<lulc}.
pontbly ant• ;afternoon, n. 25, h<~ll
bloc~. from bu\ hnr, con,umt·t ;and
l'n\ltronmt•nt•lrc.w.lrlh, conlo~n wtlh
publtc <and wolh orh,.r ~luden" .... or~·
m~ thcrt•
Good S•m•rttan lio•pot•l
Pontbtltl) of po tllon n neuroloj1tcal
rt")Nrch l~b, for I he rtllhl P~'I"\\n; \.l!ty
routan,. work, dt•\t•lop•nx falm, lo.~c•p
•ng d.rt01, i'IC.; not ;an educotttOnlll
tntemthtp but tl )'Ou'rc tnterett.od an
btol01!tf"..ll r«!lcilt(h .and h""' (or nN!dj
;, JOb lll\1 for the monl'~ 11h" mtJ!ht b<
;a l(ood pf8e. IO do tl
Netghborhood HOule
Wor~ mt wuh pte-nhool chtldtcn •n
OJ>l!n clilnroom logo•thcr ~•lh le~ther
.• nd p•r~nr p .. lllctp.Jilon, ('hlld 1n·
lll•h.'<l CtJrnculum1 two ''""Cl· II·
noon o1nd noon • J p. m,; ,l.trl J,.n
ptt'll't M)mr'ont• who coan wor I. wnh
th<' d..u ''"t>rydo~y, If )'OU m1gtu bt>
intcrt>tlt<d lnqutrt now ,lfld mJ~•
pt .. n,: i2.l5
Tnntty Pro.byten•n Church
Pe»tlblllly lot worktn" wuh lhf"t•
Khool ~"' and cuht progr 1m, It>
throuiJh lrd 111 Jtlr•, or ponably wnh
older chtldrrn, !I\\ ~<ond A"'',
Portl4nd: proar•m tllll m pl•nnms
~~~!(11!1. lnquare now Films at the Portland Art
Museum
MANHANDLED (1924) GlorrJ
Swamon play!. Te!.~re, lrberated
!.hop girl in this early commemary
on the ~tatus of women. With THE
COLLEG IANS (1920·12), two in·
~•aliment!. of a popular 20'~ ~erial :
P1.tno accompan1ment
Thurs .• Oct 17. 7 p.m
BUSTER KEATON fESTIVAL Three
outrageous Keaton~ 1 HE
BALLOONITIC (1923), CONEY
I S l A N D (.l9 1 7) . a n d t h e
BLACKSMITH (1922). Prano o1c
compamment
Sat Oct 19. 2 p.m.
0KlAt-iOMA1 (1955) ~ordon
M.JcR.Je dnd Shrrley Jone\ he;~d
the Cd5ot of d roullrng \Creen vcr->ion
YWCA LAitchlcey on Roger"> and Hammer~win 's
Chtld c.tre worh!r, 2·5 orb p m •nt mU!>ICdl. DireCted by r red
Al~t~Unl mu~urn cur;,Uor, , ar " d,)' Mon ·Itt, Mc•rlc 0""''1.!1 xhobl, •ltnn~man tO blend JCIIOO ;~nd
pocket pool .. ---··r), In or-on or-. -·H· wor•. downro""ll ~~~~·mon h k ••••••••••••••• 4' ••••••••••••••••• •
.,.,..._.._ ~., • .. -.. mu'>rC wrt a strt rng color canva.,
J Ck Wh I .. ..J k S;nurdlt.,, .. 1\0 1 01 2 .. ltf'fnoon~o or
Ol 1 e, not~ poe et of (reid an·' ~. '-y. A"new D .. Mrll ..
b. II' d ·II h mQfntnR' ~ Y~>t<'~, rotort:d hom~ ol Orttgon litatouur Socuety u "' 0 ... '"
I tar S illtiS.t, WI S O~ his Style tho• 1850'' open 10 the publtc, hPip ltbr~ry ~odr, downtown Porll~nd, dolnCe\ October 17, 1974
Both
Forreign
and
Domes tick
Nigerian Independence
CelebratiOn
' Nrgcrr.tn lndcpt•ndena
Cdebti.Jtron will bl· held Oc1
Pollland State Univcr~ity.
Spc.Jkt!r, appt~aring in S
Mt.•morr.tl Ballroom at noon,
bt• the Nrgeuan AmboH):ldor
W.t\hangton, D.C. or hh rel>ll!~t
t.ttl\ t.•.
An 8 p.m. ddncf' w1ll be held
P5U's Biking B.lr. There will
:>P('t 1oll Arr1c.an F:tshion !>how
mu,ic will be "upplrcc.J by CotCtJ •
WE
fot
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Th
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knoc
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the '1 thP.tr
.1nd (
lac~
A"
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muni1y ).tl.z B.md. attilu
Admi..,\ton i~ S2 .rnd S 1. SO manf
students. 1imp1
•••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••
Ford Foundations 's
Announcement of the
Foundation's 1975
Graduate Followship Progra hom
out l
Su
draw
hone
Piono
with
love The • ord foundation i ple,.u~t•11 Lake
to Jnnouncc the tramfer of alltH
admani tra11on of three of Ur
gr.tdu<lle lellowship progra coni
Bcgrnnrng September 1974, men
EducJtional T c~ting Service and
adminrstcr the followi eme
fellow .. hips programs : mak1
C:..rJducltc Fcllow~hips for Mexi perft
Americans T 0
Gr.tdu,ttc Fellow~htps for ha~
Amcncan'> thesi
Cor .tduate Fellowshrp~ for Pu ,. A g
Ricans ,ard,
The Natronal Fellowsh ip~ WIPE
will continue to c~dmtn1ster ba'lol(
Grdduate Fellow~h1po, for Bl
Aml'ncam The~e programs
mo~de pos!.tblc through
from the Ford Foundation
1 he programo, are armed at
crea~ang the number of doetor
among Blctd. Amerrcan~. Me~x1c.
American~. Nauve AIT'It>rtt":.l
(Aleut!. bk1mo~. Amencan
diano, Nduve Hawatin\), .Jnd
to R1cJm to enhance therr ODD(]
tunflrC\ lor career~ in hi
educ dtiorl.
The lellowshrp~ are for one
only, but are renewable
reappltcolllon 1f sausfact
progH•\o, toward the doctor;ltell'l
evtden~.:ed Applican t'> are
petted to ~tudy full 11me and
complete 1 he requrremen ts
1he doc1orate a .. )OOn as oo-. .. ilb'
ror funher information con
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~amm . Come ~ee this talentl•d H~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~o: c=t~2~0~ ,~7~.~3~0~P~ ·~m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ poof player.
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HeyJ where'd he go?
Steve Brown
Sports Editor
'o~t 54 peoplt? go throgh lilt'!
betng looked do\\ n upon.
The \\ hitman root ball team
~pent mo t otl.t~t '>.lturd.t looktn~
up at 5'4 John Jant~:o.c hom
behmd. The LC ta1lba~ock spent httlc
' ol h•~ ume lookmg at :mrom• )
back. sammg 2.30 )Jrd~ 0\ ~, mam
fru:.trar~d \\ httman detender'
and shov.mg the Ptone..--~ rhc ''"'
to a 10.0 tnumph
hhough controlling the ball
most of the f1~t period, 11 \\3 n't
unulthe econd QUdrter '\ f1~t pia\
that )llnt\SC put lC ahead" •th a n:
'ard touchdov. n run O\ er the ll'h
1de
Follo'""8 a long punt "h1ch
corncrbad; joe Pano" ICZ r~rurn ·
ed 30 )card~ to the \\ h•tman ~5.
quarterback Da' c \\ oodmar k
connc.>etc.>d on a ?.7 ) ard pass to
Jerr} \\arren. Tv.o short runnmg
• pia , and .1 pl!nalh st:t up Jams c s
s1~ )'ard .. core.
ford 1\\ori .. hit<J latN tn the
p~nod .added a 30 ~ard ltcld goal
to boo}t P•oneer ahead 10-0. The kn k ame :titer a long ~am b)
Jam l' and anothc1 \\ oodmark •
\\ ,urc.'n hook-up, th1<> one tor 44
}'artJ,
fh,• 'e~..ond half wJ marked b)
.1 lot of Jant\W runmng, .1 le\\
tumbled P•onl•t•r .. cormg oppor
tunlllt~ , ;~nd a lot ol leWI) and
Cl.u~ dctcn ~
\\ twman, a u~uall) )trong run
nms team, \\CJ) held to jU)t )C\Oen
net 'ard,, and therr lcague
INdtng rushc1 Bobb, Joe Oa .. •s
&neragc.>d far lc' than one ardper
carf).
Coach Fred \\ •bon caiiL-d the
dcfen:ot\C lme pia, :,upcr, )mghng
out ught tall.:le Scott Burkhart.
\\rison added enthu~la)ucall) •.
"great tackling, "~ had ten gu\' • • • m on one tackle
Be) ond John Janisse \ ov.. n
ctfcom on otfense. Wilson
crcdued h1~ )'ardage to the ex
cellent blookmg of the entire
offensive hne and fullback~
Wa)'ne Jackson and D1ck Day
aturday's home opponent, •sn't
bound to be a'> ca ' cl h!Jm to pia).
C. •' ~fllc'Cl..l
John Janisse screams encouragement to lC
defende rs durrng later stages of Pactfic game.
Internecine excessiveness Pioneer log
Th~ lulc' h:t\C v.on 'on\lncm~th
CH•n game to di1tt•, tnlludmg wm~
ol 48·0 .md 47·0, and .uc ranked
htgh amonR the o..ltton's top
h\ cnh 5m..1ll rollt•gc,, II tht') h.lH'
.lny dclen~ive wt'.l~lll'\U'\. thl') 'rc
.tgatn)t the run. \\h1ch tht•
PioneN's "Ill ob' 1ou"l) .lttempr to
explo1t
On oflemc. Pll:J h<J'> a
de~oa~ta11ng runn1ng game.
.1wragm~ o\ er 300 ards per game
on the ground. Octobor 17
•• • •
Tackle Wes Gronemyef
backtracks (above) to head
off Whitman defender a
John Jan1sse runs to one
many b1g gams left. fullbacl
Dick Day (27) opens up run
nrng room for Janisse In th
pileup. Gronemyer and Man
Rollin block out Whrtmar
lineman
Aero'-"'W • • • • ynam1c eccentric/tie
Is 11 a b~rdl hit a plane? NO 11•s a
tmbee.
Fmbecmg h a ~unn) weather
sport and due to these exl!>ting
conduion~. fm~es can be
)potted fl)·ing throughout the
campus.
Fast Fnsbee
Fnsbee tlymg 1s a fast growmg
)port whtch anybody can play no
mauer what age, SIZe or ~trength.
Just flip of the wrist and a ltttle
coordination will !>end a fnsbee ~a ding to its destination. Alter ont•
ha\ ma!ttered th1s ba .. ic tfuo~.
IIJrtatiom can be practiced CdUS·
mg the frisbee to do all \orr~ ol
•ntere\tmg tncks such as ~kippmg
off the ground or flying ups1de
down.
There are endless amount~ of
po,!>lb11tt1es tor these flymg
)aucer~ Some popular games in
clude frisbee football, hall fmbee,
and target rnsbee.
Jock Frisbee
Frisbee football •s piJyed JU~t
like football e)(cept the fnsbee I'>
!>Ub'>tltuted for the ball. roomo, There are two plaven
e.tch om• )tand\ at one end \o\11
one fri~bee the player~ tal.;e turn
throwing it and trytng to pa~ .. •noo' "
oppont•nt and l;md the frisbee
the room. B) bouncing it off th
v.alh ctnd Celltng the thrower t.<lll
make 11 more d1fficult for t
opponent to catch. A number
goal!!> 1!1 p•cked and the fir)t one
)core this amount wms.
Target Shootrng
In another gJme .ltarget\u ch
.m open window or a tue ,.,
.md plilyl'P• attempt to
tmbee!> through. Th1s i~
• tclrgct lmbee.
Un -.......er-gra out-ragge Hdll fnsbee IS a game mvented
at lew•~ and Clark. It 1~ played m
the hall of the dorms wtth all the
door~ closed e)l;cept the end F mbeemg 1~ lheap and fun.
perhaps the grcate:,t thmg aoc>u
fmbee thruwmg h that 11 can
done dnywher~ from the beach
the top ol Fore~t dorms.
-.
~------------------SaJiy Shultz
S~ writer
"It's an opportuniry to blow out
thetr ptpes." a LC lav.. studemtold
me confident ially.
No. th11 v.. as not the pit at
Ol}'tona, but the Kene of an im
portant muamural touch football
~me bet~een rwo deleared
te~.
My informal lolled on the
.tdehne~dress-edappropnately as a
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Our ,....,ch ~ICII IJ liOid
frN 'el!l»>t:h .aunliiiJC(t only spectator- runmng shorts Ad1das
and sweat. He gently explatned
the hner pomrs ot mtr.1mural
sport~ ro me: "actuctlly, it'~ a non
compelltllle thrng: anybody can
I .. p av.
We wer~ wau:hmg a dd)h
bP.tv. cen tht• Ha\hmarks , an un
dergraduate learn, and the
Revolut1on 2000, .1 group ol law
studenrs.
The re14Uted atmo~phere of the
game ch.mgt•d when temper)
llared and rhe .ur turned bum.
Hand to hand combat WClS narrow
ly avo1ded
Joe \1\ tllv shoes fld~hctl before
my eyes, iU the grunts. gtoam. and
)tdeltne cheering I rom d
predomrnatt?l~ · lemtJie crowd
grew louder. Thmgs wcr•• gettmg
more seoous than anlt(lpaiP.d
1 he law s•ud«•nls pu\hed tor a
~econd half touchdown . The
Hinhmarks struggk"tt to• a com
'Uild 1 u no avcul
Ftvc t•conds to go A last ru~h
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