Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
October 24, 1974 Volume 33, Number 4
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1974-10-24
Format
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Type
Newspaper
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two plav<>•r<
me t!nd W1
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the frhbee 1
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A number
InS.
oting
target such
a ure 1-; p1ck
pt to thro
"h•s i~ call"'"j
o and fun, uu,,:
1 thmg abou
that 11 can
'the beach
trms.
J'gines
~arranty
ad Dune
Our
ine Sh
Of New
In The
122nd
---'More like a party
than a market .... '
Wave Worth
Staff Writer
"Harmony ... reads che stained glass
placard. And perhap~ that's ""hat you'll
fine/ here I did.
Every Saturday a w,ually una,,uming
p«Jfking loc in Portland is tran:,{ormed
into a bnght crafbman\ marketplace .
The (Oion are bright and the at
mo,phe-re 1~ festive at this bazaar located
CJt '\J W Second and Davis. It·~ a place for
uaft')mcn to sell their ware'). jewelers.
pollen, parnteo. leather craftsmen.
photographen. candlemaken ... The
prices are rea)onab/e and the merchan
clhc ' of htgh qualitv
One booth measures blood pressure.
Another ~ell custom-made 'andals. A
photographer \rvtll take an imitation tin
type portrait and develop it "vhile you
wait for $2.00.
Food at the market range~ from beei
curry to candied ap;)le One booth .)ell
homebakec.J rolh and breads. Another
,ells nat ural fruit juete~ and t u[{ed
cabbage roll~. It\ all natural and organic.
4 hand-lectered sign prodam1 ... ··rea-25cr a lid ... The merchanb, a' well a~ their
patron:,. are an interesting mi~ ot
councer-culwre and straights. Two
middle-aged women "'vork on a quilt in
front of a varietv oi pillow~ and bright
cloth~. A child ~tare in la~cinafion a a
woman displa}s a toy airplane made of
wood.
A :>alesman ob:>erves, ''Thh i~ more
likf!; a party than a market .,
From ren to li\ e every Sarurdav. rh;.. ,
bright >POt in rile Burns1de areJ will be
open unt if Chrht mas -rain or ,hine. The
nearb>· Import Plaza rent the :>pace.
BULLETIN
A majo rit~ of the LC Football
team resigned Tuesday . Alcohol
policy was the point of conflict.
Team members who had con·
sumed any alcohol within the last
three weeks were asked to resign.
Most of them did.
A full story will appear in next
week's issue.
•
• • October 24. 1974
Vol 33, No.4
lcw•s and Clork College
There IS
a Portland
Town
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• -Page 2
Cindy Baker
Staff writer
lntang1blt.' pu,on bar 1solatt• u
from moral rcspon51b1l11 . It ·~ Pll''
ume \\ e ceaH.•tu tn)ulatc our,ch e
hom the pam and tntu,ttCt' that
C\1 '' fU"t on tht• oth~r 'IUl' '-,, tht•
door \\ «' ho1'e bt•en cffl!<11\cl) '
~t·hooled to bdil'\1' that erlu .11
action 1\ 'omething none b other
pCOJ>It• 1n other pl.tc~ . 1 o moan
\\ t•ll and an tend J(OOd 1\ 'omehO\\
t.tnt.mtont to domg ''ell .mtl
brmqmg about ~ood Unrit·r~t.m·
d1 ~ ll mtt•llectu.JII\' comprt'ht•n·
elm.: ~~ cquJito ha\lng ta~l.'n con·
• 'CIC 'CTIOI
.. Prison bars don't
need to be made out of
steel and concrete. They
can be fashtoned out of
words and phrases
smiles and hesitations
qualifications and low
key discussions
\\e h ... o.,o o \\CII
domestrcatcd and deserullt:ed
that \\c no longt•r ''po t' s the
)en col moralle erage 10 11 t' up
and llenoun ~.:e the e\11 that· ~ no\\
committed 10 our naml! ' 1 he
pen' er that \\ e hold, indt\ adualh P1oncor log
Self-ma_e prisons:
for the omesticate
an _esensitize
.1~ \\Cit at.: colleurveh ,I'> ,l) ~I.!MK•'r
m~ a .. "e '' oultl h.l\ f' 11 bt•. \\ t•
lack " rNrltz.uron ot thJt PO\\N
&ultl no long••r culrivatt• the "'''on
ro chrt.'l'.tlt. o, ••r the t•Jr "e na' e
lcarrll'd '' elllo Insulate ourwh~
from th~ pamlul. oltcn horrrf~ ·rng.
rc.lllltl') olthc> "orld I th, ... t'>ola
llon ~omcrh.ng \\ h1ch, m good
c. on'> 1cncc "c c.m pcrpNuate?
\\ c ha\(~ bPcn t.1ught that to
'care' or 10 bt.• con~.:ern<'ri'
fulf1ll~ our moral ol>lrgatron But
urh 'c.1re" and "concern" I) lt..os~
than \\Orlhle unlc.,, ttr<>folto\\ed
U\ muon and concrete dcl.•d . \\ e
mu t not onh bchc' e that, .. c ha\'t.>
rhc po\"~' to cntt.'r mto h1.)tory
.md t.'lko• ctn a ell\ e part an trl!allng
It; \\l! rwcll to perl.('t\C that "<'
haH• cJ mmotl obltg.llton to do ~o •
"The student learns to
step back and to steer
away from moral con
frontations . He learns to
ascertain the qutckest
highway and the best
approach to middle
places of inert compas
ston and dysfunctional
concern places where
cho1ce does not res1de
and anger does not
threaten."
1 ht.. Hl'lcn 1\clh•r we• Old not
mt•ct tn our !>c.:huol bool.;o; wrott•,
"Tht• ltlnt' ot bland 11 uggh• 1s
t.lr ct\\lng to ,, clo c ... Tht~ " 1101 J
Maintenance coverage lauded con t•ruuon .. tate~ that anyone
rna JOin rgma Phr :-..othrng
~---~-- ..., ,.-•gardle)~ of l' • race. color. age To the eduor:
.Oe'tterJ)
Stgma Pht Nothings protest
To th& Edrtor
I ha\'e JUSt returned from illten
dmg m) first SLC SenJte meetrng
etnd I feel a need to share m)
l~cltng\ wuh those an the ~tudent
both ""'ho have not an~nded a
Sen at m\.'eltng recenth.
I am OJ member of the club Sigma
Phr Nothmg "h1ch ought to h,n t>
11 chetner acc~pted at 1h1• ASLC
meetmg Our organizauon cho,t.
to )II rn on tht~ meetrng 01nd
ob5e"e the proces~ that would
deod~ Its fate ~ a legn1matt! LC
orgamzatron that c-an thereb)' be
allocatt:.>d funds. The (rr!ot ~urpme
that greeted me wa~ \.1ark le\\i~
who mformed our club that on I) 3
of our mcmb1..>r~ could come rnto
the room becaU\c thert.• ""'d~n ·r
"nough room to run an ord~l)
meeuns re not all Senate
meetrngs open to the publrd \\ e
~ol~t.>d our own problt!m b) shdmg
open the partarron-not a btg
problem .
MJfltn \\ augh \'o "" our
spokesman and he prt·~cnh~d rht.•
budget und comtiiUtlon, tlw
budget tndtc<Jtt:ll ho""' lunds will
be dr.,rubured among our
members. a~ requt.ostcd by the
r:n.ue \\ht•n our charter was turn
ed dO\\n ldst \\c.ek Our constrtu
rron ~late that our purpo!>e as the
promotron ol effcctrvc rnterper-
1-onal relatrom, p ·oplehood.
fdlowstup .md at:ll\ ~ pcr!>onal
growth through c'Ommunrty tn·
\ oh em em The ol r ·campus
Senators qul.!iUoned Marltn about
ho\\ many of our membeu are
present!) olf-ompu~ studentc;
The r••)ponse II\ a~ that olf-campu!>
mcmbe r~h1p comprr ~about 71 ,
ol IOtdl membershrp.
1 hrougno uJ ahe rncetmg 1 go1
th• J••••ling that ~Ornl' St!nators .md
ASIC olfl(ers oppo "ll tht'
ruupo ~cl c.h.lfler bP("dUSl' ol who
we olrt', .md I don't thtnk thc~t a
c h.uter \hould he r~JcCI ed b~
A!)LC Sen;uors becau)r• ol thr•
1dcolog~ or ah(! organ1zarron or
wl,o 1S a rex•ster ~J m•·mber Our
for 5.,1,.-Onr' Brll) Goat Fa1s
c~nythmg , no reasonat:Jie oftr·r
rcfus :d-19476 Sou•h E.nd Road,
Ot<.-gon Cll), CJ7045 or creed and tht~ rnclude5 oil
C'dmpus \tudenb! So "hat 1f mo~t
of our member h\e on campu .. ?
!:ihould "e be denu ~ll fund .. and a
charter? Though our club ma\,
dut• to the nature ol lh goah.
allfdCt on campu .. ~tuden to, more
rcad1l) than ott tampus !.tudent~.
rt ~cerns that man) other ch.trtt>red
organilauon\ cat~r to \pc('ralized
student mtcrc~h . e.g. Alpine Club.
\,ulmg Club. ,\alo.tdo Club ....
·Perhap-S this lcllt:!t , .. belated as
we drd get our l:harter by a clo.,.e
12-10 vote I l~t>l sad to thin!.. that
mt.•mbcr~ ot the Senate feel
threatened b~ thts enrhu\lcl'>tic
group ot mdivrduals \\ ho believe
that JU~trcc and comtructtve tun
can be .t<'hrc\ ed \\ nhan J structure
bast.-d on a mrnrmum ot organtld·
tron anll a ma1umum or anterper
sonal tru~l . tllo feel howev~r , that
th~e J..rnd ot 'threats' are good
and construct1~e thrng~ and
pcrhap~ marc• ol us should be
rrwol,cd 1n such a pron .><;.s. Than!..
';OU
Smccrely
lios ... Morrison ,\.\y great th.tnks go to lame'S
Duncan tor his lrnc coverage of
the current pl1ght ot our
mamtenance stall. In uml'~ when
LC ~•udcnt'S <Jrc fleemg the cam
pu"> communll\ an ~e.Jrch ot c1
more" re<~l" world, 11 "rt;Oircc.hrng
to iind I hat 'iome .ue aware olthe
realt ta~ that t•xa-.t ctnd .lH!) t•t olten
ob'l>cured here tn th1~ nc..r Oi~ne}
world cnvrronmen t.
I ilpprccr.Jte Jam<"!> broall
per\pectrH' but more importtln tl-y
I respect and \IJIUt> h" com
pa .. ~ronatc! cancer n tor tho~e he
'"'e~ wnh
Thank you, Jame~. lor the
~pirated journah~m.
Jim DohNty
Dear Edrtor:
The . tbbll dred V\ hat arc wt•
gorng to dol Daddy !lclld th<ll we
haH• to get mamcd. Oh honcv, I
Jn hardh wall.
love,
Ro~re
Wendy Pedersen
Slaff Writer
She 'It ~ounll) really dPpressmg."
Ht! "'t eo1h .. •t rs ·•
01 cour "• Nu:k's famou) Cont.•y Jslo1nd 1 dV«>rrl •~ no1 the
mo!lt ch~o•erlul place ro d1srus~ a ~~·nous m.Jtt"r l~pc•uo.~llpmcc
thr• Dodgc.•r jU\l lost. 3·1.
losrng a worlll Wtlf'S go.~mP 15 IOUKh, uut thrngs could
dcltnu~l~ b~ \\urw. lmagrnt!, tor eJ~arnpl t•, that ~ou're dcJd m
&he t')'l'S ol OrPgonlaw 't OU kno\\ ~ou'rc cJitw, )our tru•nch
and rdatl\t'.S (11 HIU htt\ic .my) ~now you Jfl•. but 1lw lo.~w s.rys
vou'r.-dt>ad You'11: rn Jitrl lncMnut~ h•d. Lockc.•d up
1 hat'~ bo.Jr baud
Ttw St.tlc h.'K rslo.~lurc probably te~.•ls om,.wh,tt thc~.HJII'W. Iy,
but uut ••no ugh 10 p.1s~ a brll aboli~hrnt; uvll dt>t~lh v. ht!n urw
Cotltll' .trr,und. SrJ,Ihl• Prrsont•r ASSI)l.1ncr• p••oplc ,., •. It• II 10dt•.1l
11\llh thiiiK\ .1~ bC)I tht•y t.an.
Hw P11~oner A~M~ t.an<:.: Prowct ~ldrtt •cl up •• bolll .r y•'JI .1nd .1
h.tlf c~go, rno.~nned b~ J lf'W U't A l.1w stud••nt) ('"'''lt•l tlwm pl.ty,
roo),., llh !.umc' helplrom L.-.g.ll A1d, Ar, 11 1~ no\\ , ltv•• (Jut ot tlw
crght st:1ft mcmL••rr. art> U't 's. I wo OluJ••Itht• drrc•t tor.s) .ue Pill•
U't A \-turned·JIIOIIII'y5 r hell $ d PH' II) t.ug chunl-..
I hey haH' pler,ty of horror ~IOrH'S <~bou t tilt' COIIS<'!.JUPII(t''i
ol ~~~ rlll~arh Sc1), J guy go~ to pmoo. M •,rnw hriP, h1~ p;utrwr
t•ll~ lheu hu~mt·~~. fiOS ott .1ll1hc• J(uV'!I valu,thlc•s, ,lfld lt1~ ... s off 11mc ot !-Wntlcnc "· It '"not .1 trrnl.'
t.•llht•r ,,, lulo.c'"·um bl•grnnint(\ Octobor 24. 1
• e v1ct1ms are
dytng ....
l t '"' tncl Ll.tr t.. dot•) not h
to lw .rnyrnore ol • .tn "
lo,,cr" than wt• nt.tl.;c n~tskc
rrufi\UJutrl ~, .tnd oiS tnt.'mbt•r~
r.rmpus commurut~·. \\l'
t,ll.;t• .HtHJO Ill 1nlorrn OUf\1.)
cJ .. , t•lop our ·'" .lft•nc~~ ol
, rlllt .rl '~""''~ th.lt ~urroun d
.rmlt,tkt• .1 rnor .tl Sl~nd b.t~cd
1 oii\IICitun' th.rt 1111<' \\tlltrdn ... H
lfliO I IIIli rCil' dt'l'tJ\ \t\ t'
.Jirt•.uly lt•.trrwd to tPold Trmc .
lr\tt•n tu thl' t•vt•mng n~W\ •
11 r ,, Uml' ft)r loud 'oice, o~wn
~pt•t• h .• md 1\·.ulc~ ~ rhmh·r~ . ..1
tiiiH' lor .rll th.tt '' rubu~l ,md
\dH'n1cnt .tnd bolt.! .• I luve 11 •
It thulh m' I ,h.tll laet• gre.rt
and tcr rrblt• thmg' I am a chrld of
m) gener.tt1on . I '''JOice th.lt I
lrH~ in \UCh .t ~plendtdrf) dt tur
htng t1mc." \\~mu st antt•rrupt the
lOnllortahlc. ~cCUri:', unrhrc.1tcn·
l'd nan~ ol our lh t! A hit• that
doe not retlt.•ct (00\ rt.:tlon 1~ one
\\ hrt.h ffiU\I tw PliJmrned \\hc•n Ill 'chool, to Wlllt• t•lullul
.wd .HII< ulatc rc~ot'arc h p.tpN~ •
•'.!>SJ~ \Vt• h,I\IC no1 lc,lrnt•d
ro expert•• nee ouu ·'S'' .11
mhurn.IIHI) 10 m.rn or to excr
mor.rl r~ponstbtlrr "It I
llOthrng." Rolh'rt Ltllon
nhscr-...·tl. "thcn death rs not
1n.,; place. • t I I teel no•th1rni.:
cannot h) thn•attmcd U)' death
.11o'und me ••. It I feel nothr
am nor respons1b1l~ lor you
your th•.uh" for our own sur
a~ cthrc:.1l being,, Wl' need los
tc•Piing
• "The language that
we learn to use tn untver
s1t1es and public school
ts . the language of an
intellectual cease fire rlu 1111• r. > ~'' lmm /OnOI/r(lll
~tltol \ /, •filii Ollllfll>: bot1k •lt•ol/111/f \\ ,,,. .,.. .,..,,,('I' ll•tltl~ltllloiiiOII I
''" ,, .,, • ,, .. II I 4111110( I
ol Oeoth 111 un EaiiY Ag10 111tl Fttttt
School•
·········~································ staff x/ ~ • • • • • • • •
: td1t0t 1n Cht~l • _ -· .. • * • ·--·--''"' 1\;H)IInf'r e "'"""11'"11 fdoror . - • .. • -· ·~ • .. -.. Bob Ro...,t' :
: 8u"n~• "Uno~t~t.'f • .. .. -· • -· uO~v1d k~l" e
• Produ<"1ton fd••o• • • - • • • C.ayl~ M.,cu, e
e ComJ)O\n•on (doto• , .. .. •. .. , .l.nd o~ Colburn •
• Pho1o Ed !lor-. ·-.. • .. .. • • • ,_ .. _ J•~ Me•"-dllh :
: Spoth ld1tor .... •. ~C'vt" Brown •
• So<lt'l) tduor •. • N•nC) w .. ht •
e Wr~ten Cynlhool B.tkt'f. R11.a 8.all.ard 'luun Conwl) kif .. Coolf'y Rtch~rd e
C~• Wendy Pedt.'f•~n . N1ncy ~bin, Ctnd) )INn• ~Ut' Nell Strc-~1 W.1~~ :
Wotth. J.amf'\ Ounc.an •
Photo~reph•rs C10dy Cort~n. Todd ComC'n,tohn f1nklc-, KC'nl H.uh.aw•~. e
Brol'lo.on Poutr. KyiC'nf.' tohn,on, ~h.tron l•nt, 8111 MtBI••n.-Anav p.,., .,er. •
Ruuy O'Br1en ,\.lurr.ay Ho~clum CtC'I! M""'-'" •
Compo11t lon Co~rol M,mumur .a 8~11'1' ~Utk t•), P.IIJ!I' /l'n,on, Ato1n \1\.irhrrr :
• t.an• John~n Ht•e N.agel, Jrnmler Woody, Wt>nd\ lk"""ll• e
e Bueonen St1ff Glenn Ru1hc-rlord Ctf\ll'r ll.al'hl Cht'IIC' Gtt't'nb•·• M •
• NonOit" ChcNt'n ~lo. M.atl; Anttlc •
Production C\'O<IIe Heon Julie Ou•n. Po~m f r.;nh, Jl'nnollf'r lo~rned laurcP :
C.eotgt' lt-d Ro~nt.a\ Rilo1 Bo~ll.ard, M.trtc••f'l I rrgu\On len Al"'"l e
Publtc: Oc:c:urencu C..rot .-.ndt>rson, Jo~mw Cochh.all •
H .. d Copyreader S.trb Moell~• •
e Arttet Dave Roc:k :
: Spotu Ro1nd) ~lendC't, ~II) xhuhz, IC'd C•uflm.an Kt•n Ccw e
e Advoaor £dd \'\h~lmOit' e
e Sptntual Gulden.:. B.al t I Bt .an :
: OHterll pubheltoon or the Aat4Ktalod Studenll of ltwll and Clatk •
e Collft11e 0615 SW P1letone Hill Road Ponland. O•egon 97219 P11ntcd e
• -kly dunng tho ac:.d•m• c year by the Lilli Oawogo Revurw Soc:ond •
• eleu po-atago patd et Portland. Oregon AnnualaubM:npuo n c:oa11 SJ 76 :
: lor U S aubM:nbera Voowte•Pftsled ere I hose ol tho wnlera end do not e
e noc:.ssenly rtlloc:1 ttw vtewa of the 11udon1 body the foeulty or tho e
• c:ollt~• 1dm1noatre1ton • • • ..........................................
ut thl· compan} c.u to liVI' m \lbuquerque Ttw pr•sonN can'r
suP unul he's t "rll) ,Jitv .. .~~ .. un. II he's an tor t<•n } I'.Hf>, rt'll be
too ldtc lor hrm lu i11t~ \UII And there!> NU II11Nll he c.:an do
t~huur 11. l-Ie\ t.lc.Jd
\\h1le hl'\ llcall. unlortuno.~tcl). he )1111 h.,~ to put up with a
lor ()I BS (B.rd '>tutfl \\rthrn the prrson. Sure , ... ,·n~ all he.~rd
.tb•)Ut how llfl\orwrs ~··• ch.ltncd to the b.us, beo~len,rhro \'o n Ill
"lh•' hoiP", delliCU t•xt•r(lloC, etc \Vc ol\\ II Ill the 100\' ll~~. nghll
llw p1·op1c v. c sa\\ wt•rt• unl} .u::ung, though.
,\ prt'iOn :o. not ,, !ol.lgto, .HHI ,1 prrsoner t~ not Jn .tctor. I hl'~l'
ttungs ..tctu c~lh h.tppt•n. Rtght 110\\,llow'tl \OU hkl' to Lll' r.)pc•ll
hv .t pr 1 on gu.trdl
I 1\ nor c•,uv I w 1 h(• pn~on t•r to rt>t,rlrJtt'. [\ <!n wlwn ht•
man.tl.(l''o tu hr Ill)( clll<'nllon Ill o111 Ill( rdt•nt, thcr l' 1
) d monum(•n
taJ t ll'dibahty probiL•m, \'\ ho o.1rc \'OU .;o1ng lu bt•ht•Vf!, <1 lmc
up>t.mdmg "ork,•r or a lt•lonl
Somcho \1\, 1lw Prrson Anrstaru ,, Ptojt•(t flhllldge ~ to ht•lp the
und••rdog11, l.u gt•l) through lt•go~l m1•.m~. l ht•\ \\111 o.1 It•\\, .mel
th~y lu~c .1 h•w mo11•,
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" all .tLuul I ht• rcft•/l 1\ IIIli on I~ lu 10\'Uh ,. \tUdt~nh lor ol \'l .Jr
hut 10 r.IISt• oi Pl'llll.llll'fll ~ttl 1.11 (till~( IOU~Ih.'\1. r r dnld). II U't o\
h.uln 1 come .tlnng.lh••rP prohdhl wouldn't"' t'll be aPr 1\orwr
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,.,. Brown
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It'S 1h.11 :tot1or 24, 1974 Pioneor Log -
LC students take bus to Country Club Btll ~lr BJ .. ,,.,
Today's Ourz. Is the ktd m the door wearrng different colored tennis shoes or is i\ the other
s foot? If so what IS his leg doing in hts frrend's trousers?
De.u Mom. Jim Ker$hner
Editor-in-Chief
Weill m )ltfinf( here 10 the library and can't concentrate on
the old Economic~ 'o I gueH I'll \Hrte cJ letter home
I /w.•l! bet:>n ,rudyrng an awtullot I.Jtelv I am 1al<1ng my mid
wrm Cli.Jm~ .md tlley are real hard I had one on Monday cJnd I
dH/n 't I!),;Jctly do real good on 11 butrt ~ not as bad J5 it >Ound~ I
am lucktly t.Jking that cia>> Credtt No Record. whrch meJn\
you C.Jn flunk a eta'\ and nobodv care> or even fmas out.
On the p/u, tde I m•ght 'iJYihatl got an A-on my Badmrnton
mld•tt!rm .
By tlw wdy I "d' glad to hear that Aunt Wand.J ha> gotten
ovet her ,tomJch .Jche and dr.urhea and 'he mu~l b~ feeling
re.JI good 1f >hl wds able to have Sunday dmnet at the catetena
w1th Uncle Lefty .
r ~II het •md Letty h1
In am" er to your I.:JSt letter's question, ye.s the\ t.Jo havco
tJ,mcc~ IH?rc. I weot to one once bu111 made me I eel re.JI ~' terd
f01 wmt• rt.>.non. I walked rnto the place dnd rhere wa' .1sol1d
laver of pt•oplc lrning tht> w;l/1, but there Wd~ onlv abvut lr'Ve
couple~ .JCtuJIIy udncrng. So I squeezed 10 among the people
.J8•IIIl\t tlw Wdll .md pretendt>d that I wa~ rea/1'; entoyin~ tht!
bJnd .and tll.Jt they were \O good I JUst wanted to \t.Jrc..> at thf'm
oJnc/ rh,u 11 W.J>Il't the sort of musrc you coulrl danc:e to
,\llr.H li\lt'nrng to tht" ban<J lot .a \\·h1l~ I found I couldn't
prf!tc•nd th.lt .Jnymore .So I decided to .nk one ot the
olpproxml.ltt.•ly 200 girh there 10 d.mce.
I thought about thJf ror J whrle but ;n~teJd JU't dcc1dl•d to
/<!,tV('
By the.> w.Jy, hO\.\ Jrt-tht South Pa~adena High Tro1an' dorng
till~ yPar/ I )ure l10pe the'( beJt North
Tllert.• tS thi, gtrl rn my Badminton dJ)' ~"'ho ~~ probc~bl} one
ultfle mcl'~t J;trh l'...,e ever mf't. Boy, I> 'heme •.lthmk th:u ou
\\Oulcl prob.Jblv fllw hi'r beco~UH! he;, a rec~l nrce 8"1 belu~~~~
me
An)wa.,. I w.J' \ttlmg ;uound the other dc~v, ;md I thought
ltow 1t would \Ute bt.• fun to go out to .J tnOiiH~ or 'OnJt•thw~
'ome CH•nrng. \ \'eiiJu't about th<Jt ume who ,hould pop m1o
my nund bur Ro\ll' (The r~al nice IJifl,) So I thought 11 \\ oulcl bt•
fun ro \Off of J\k her our. I rcallr w.mred to go out bur I bt.•gJu ru
tlunk tltat 11 wuuldn't bf'! rov cJ\Y )eemg J' ho\"' I Jon't h.tvt .1
1 c.u .1111/ lw, ci.Jte' an.• nor l''t.tetiY m) rdf!.J of,, gooclrmu ~~ I
· tru•tltu tlltnk ol wmt>thing elw
I clcrHII'cJ I'J ,hl\ lll'r 1f ,fw V"o.tnlt•d to ~o In Sogg.J wrth mt•
Ancl I wou/ti/J, IVt• ',tflt•d lwr .md J)h•d lwr Hglu thco .mel
I lrc•r• but I d1d11 't k11o\\ hf'f phone• numlll'r or '-'' ,.,. J,,_.r /,,,t
11.m1t f\t•f\h()(J\ "'B.ulnuorou }'"' t::JII~ IJI'f Ro''''
~u yc•,ft•nl.ly 111 #,,u/mmtun I notic l'd th.ll hc•r n.lmP "J\
wnucu on rite HJ\Hle ol het tt•nni, \hOt', 'Ro,il• Rut/1'.
lth111k I \\'Ill prob.rhl) .11/lu~r prt~rt} 'o()rl
}Cfc)Ul('
P --thk LJ.tcl If 11.-. rt'mc•mber tellmg me lw nu~llt 8" c me
t lu~ lluu k ~onu•c l.ty. GRE's are:
1) expensive
2) self-torture
James Duncan
Staff writer
GRE ts <~ ~crvrcc provtded by ETS
rhe '"me people who brought you
SAT
GRE mec~n~ Graduate ~co rd
hamrnat10ns. They are designed
to l1gure out how ~mJrt vou are b~
the tame vou are il ~enior in
college, so that all the graduate
~chools rn the countr)' can dec1de
,., hether or not you can go to them
to become a Doctor or a Ma'lter.
People who h.IVe decided that
the) hcJven't had enough ot ~chool
for c1while almo~t uni .. er .. allv have
to t.Jle GRE. There's no geuing
around it; 11 cs the one agency
Jccepted b)· otll graduate schools
10 centrally evaluate applicants .
It\ like c-ar imurance, and it cor,r~
p10port1onallv damn near as
much.
I here·~ the aptitude test''whtch
rrtecl'iures gent>r.JI s<.holaslic abili
ty,""~ you will be told il vou read
thl' ltht manual That CO!>t~ S 10.50
An adv.mced rest, tor peopl~ who
want to pariJ., rheir major .nto .!
grJdu.tte degree, also co~ts S 10.50.
If you re~l\h!r l.!le that "til be
S-4.00 more There are C\ en
ilCt 1!'1\0rtt.~. lake cloth~ lor a Bar
btc doll. that tJI.;en \'\ 11h
C'VCr 1h1ng el~e could run \Our bill
ro S31:1.50 .md be) on d.
1 c 1~ lor 1974·75 occur on Oct.
26, Dec. 1-1, J,m 16, Feb . .:!2. Apr
2ti. Jun 21 and lout 14. 1 o beat
the I .ric •~·· } our regtstnmon
.. hould rl'<JCh Bc•1 L.elt!y at lea-.t 25
da\ .tht..•ad oi lhl' rest date On~
\H't•l\ l.ttt•r m<JrJ,;, lhl' last dit\ to
rcgrstcr, percod T ht..• Oct.l6 d.11e '"
.tlrcad) clmcd to people who
".me lo t.li.:t~ thP t~)t 1 his \ c 1f.
f\ \urt• .mel Ut'lll!r mtorm.Utt.'ln
< .m be chct•rrull} pro\ldcd tl\ Or~
\ t•rl(ll f ogJall.
\' ,\ ~lli!trJI publtc; \C(\ ICC, the
Log \\ rll bl: 'ending one ul 11 O\\ n
rPpone \ o the Oc.t •. 16 'c~-.~on
d1sgut •oJ. ~ Jn MnbrtttlU~ !ltudl'llt.
lor )Uil'l ·\\til hJ\C a lot to !u.)
,tl It' I hr IMr l\\ n~ '' pc:ncnCt of
irllm~ tn il dn p• Pktn!).J\'Crthc
t ould · J' gt.•ntu c' to sc<'
\ wttwt ' '" •r co 4~ IS {a)
1 •ould "cmmbulou .
u (<:) ,, 1 tht: .tbm e.
T Ulll' • •n I :\ l.'en Suun Conway
Steff writor
How would you r.trc Tri-Met rn
com par rson wtth the bu\ company
'" your home 'o"n? How abour
l rr·."-1~>1 ver~u~ the system you
rode m Europel
,\.\ost of us maght put 11 nght
about m the m1ddlc ot the ct
lrnency scale It doC)n't go
c~cryv.herc .md do"sn't run as
olten a\ you would wtsh, but at
I •.~st 11 com~
T r r·Met ·~ " ~ontroversaal issue
m Porrland Mo)t ol the talk stem~
lrom tht• nl.>W Board ot Dul!<tors
.tppomteu c•arltcr '" this yeJr b~
Governor Tom McCall. It was
hoped that the new Board would
be 1nnovt1trvt: and ma~c Portland'~
bus sy~tcm live up to liS potent1al.
An efltnenl mode ol tr.tnsporta·
11on lor the whole communcty .
In arc.' ealang stud) done b\1 the
Oregon T rmt.>s, Julv/ ugusr •ssue,
• .... t.uon Drukman wrucs, "Unfor
tunately, rn one .... ay or another, a
rcvoluuon IS prcc•sely "hat IS
needed for, dl!)p1te iu relat•vel) ·
short hrstorv. Tn-Met has become
mired in the depths of mangerral
mcompctencc , bureaucratic .... -ar
fare and polttrcal tn-ttghting ." A
min1mum ol good scrvtce •s b~mg
coupled w11h a md!l.tmum e'll:pen
dtturc ol dollars.
Ho-.., do'S thrs bureaucratic
mrre altect the lew1s and Clark
student who wanto; tO JUq go
downtown e'er\ once 1n a whtlel
Probo~blv nor very much, but u
cenainh does .:~tfect the )tudent
who wants to rely increasmgly on
the bu'> lor gettmg around. o\nd ot
course, tf you pay t.u~. then. tl
mdirectly touches you.
People \'\.ho work for T n·Met or
ha"c conne<:ltOn\ wrth u will pomt
ro che lack of tramtt c11penence
thai e~~•~ts tn the hrghesr C"ompan) '
pO\it•ons as a root of the problem.
One bu\ drrver remarked,
"Anvttme ) ou get people who are
u'ed to runnmg hardware tares
and merchandi<ie and you ;ttcl<
them m tramrt )Ou're bound to
ho1ve problem\ ."
1 n-Met Contr.tct \dmancstrator
8•11 Gre8s has b en wtth transtt
~rnce the tourtics. t ie'\ one of the
,·aluublc people in l rt-~1ct who
pcrhJp\ bcCJU'I! of hi., po ttton
does not haH~ .1~ much influ~nc-e Page 3
tam areas, lots of green .area~ wllh
trc•!S, a serce:. of covcretJ buutops,
modern lampp~tr.. and lnh!rsec
trom wtth elaborate cronwal~s
probably made ot tried buck Th
plan has JUSt pam~d the tcchntcal
study \I age e~nd awcuu the fcdcr al
fundang whccll wtll come 11 the
government appro\eS the frnal
studv .md the esum.;ued cost.
l n-Met has se\i era I r~urcc~
lrom wh1ch •t gca fund~. ~here IS
th" I are boJ wh•ch rakes care of
only a small pitr1 of the cost of
kecprng tht! bust..>s runnmg. paymg
Sdl.aries, and mak1ng new
purchas<.... . Th~n there IS th •
payroll t<lx. Thts rax can be ro11scd
to 0.6'l •. It •s currently Jl o.3%m
bu1 the Bo.ud may ra•se u to 0.5'\,
soon. Htghwa~ funds may be
drJwn upon and federal fundrng
may come from the Oep.utment
of Transport.ttton or the Urban
Ma\S Transtl Assoc.tauon .
T ri-Met has been accu\ed ol
excess spending withtn the com
pany. The a11ack ts directed at the
plannrng department wh1ch h.n a
staff of around etght) people. Thrs
can be compared wrth other
successful transit companres
whrch m<ty have around ten peo
ple rn their planntng department .
Btll Gregg delendcd rhe pl.ln·
ntng department by stattng that if
you don't have an in·hou~e stall
then vou JUSt don't have to go
outr.rde ro stet ''·
Gresg w~ asked <tbout the
po\stbiliry of molftng to \matler
bu<;es in the luture. "There w1ll be
areas 4) we mo,•e 1nto our total
program where we m~) want to
u ~ )Orne smaller bus~ ... The end
of a long term bus purchase over
the past two or thre4! ve<~rs IS
comrng Tr~-Me t expects the
dch>iery ol 80 bu)es 1n November •
These bus~ "ere federally fund
ed
Bus rtde~ can look torw·ard to a
decrea'le In tare for ndes to the
ourl ing areas. The fare w1ll be
standardized to 35¢. Another
money sa"ng plan \oon to be put
rnto efiect Jan. 12 .... m be a no tare
zone in Portland. Passenge rs "cll
be able to ndc wathm the
perimeter of the zone created b)
the htghwd., and the m•er and
~larket :and Hoyt without paymg
tart!.
rn dec•~1on mo~&..ing 01\ hi' \!),;· .---------------,
penenc~ mer II!> ham. \\hen asled
.Jbout the clarm of grm anethCien
cJc) in tlw U\1! ol T rr-i\ tet fund .. he
repllt'd, ''I thrnk it\ prob .:~bl) a
malter of opmron I could ~a .... " e
should be dorng 1h1s progr arn. and
our Board ot D•rector Sil) we
should be dotng that prosrarn.
The' gc1 1nput from the
dcpar tm •nt~ "athm th~ compan);
planmng, ftnanc~. oper au on and
~o on, so rhc t.lke the b~t ad.., tee
the\ ha' e and the fund~ the · ha\t:!
.J\.::ltlablc to them and put them
tnlo a progre~m" Deoston mal..rng
re,ts "ath rhe Bo.tnl.
One ol tht> pl.ms an the olfang ''
,1 5th and 6rh A11cnut• tran~it mall.
11•s a IJ rnrllion dollar proJC~o; t
\\htCh \\UUid 11\YOIH! rre,ttmg J
bus IJnl', prohtbtltng u Jfltc '" t..E'r-
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101 rw~ .a"at~ on/v. INTERNATIONAL
CAREER?
A repres.entahve
~Ill be on the campUs
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 30, 1974
to dt$tun quahftuhon' for
odvanced study at
AMERICAN
GRADUATE SCHOOL
~rrd job opportunities
•n the field of
INURN A TIONA.L MANAGEMINY
DR. VERGIL FOGDALL
H !STORY DEP.ARTl-fENT
AMUICAN OlADUAll SCHOOL
01 INTUNAffONAL MANAOIMINf
Thunderbird Cutpua
Glend•le, Arbona 15306 Film. rh Crape5 of\\ ~rh {19-40).
John Ford's tauhful rendering of
~te.nbed. s dawc no,el or dust
oo~l hfe dunng the Depressaon .
Henr fonda, J~me Damell.
Charlie Grape-A1n, and John
Carradm~ star.
7:00 p m. at the Portland rt
iuseum.
Uf\\ film: \\h) We 8o)"COII' '.
7:00p.m. Tomlmson Room
Choru 8:00 p.m.. Ftr aes
The4tr~
Film: 8utcerflres are free.
B.' .O.P. • i:OOand 9:.30p.m.. h-ans
Aud1tonum.
•popcorn
Film: J'e(e SeeS?~ : .A Song .And A
~Oile (1974). The first teature iilm
on lhe folksinger who h~ becom~
on menan inSlitution. The falm
captures h1s cMrisma and portr<a)'S
htm ~ a musical t;alent and a man
of conviction. Directed b)' Robert
Elfstrom. 2:00 p.m. 01t the Ponland
Art Museum.
Film: The Confession (1970) y,-es
Mont.Jnd and S1mone rgnore1
appu~ m thrs Stzzhng pohual
thraller ~ ~ direaor Cona
Wvr3s on the trial in Prague of
Anur london. former \ 1ce
Mtmster of foretgn Affa1~ i';30
p.m •• Ponlan<i An :iuseum.
•
R.A. app!tc.ations ;u~ now
ava.alab!e . an the Dean o! Studenu
Office. for a limited number of
openinp "f\inter term. Oe.adhne :
Oa. 31
1 S1 in Forensics
On Oa.30.31 and Nov 1, \\ed .•
Thurs., and Fn. lev.~ and Oar
Golleg y.iJJ be hostmg ns annual
mllegaate fcrensu:s rournament .
Over .30 schools from 12 nares.
mdudmg the Unn. er.slfy ot Kansas.
U of Ut<~h. U of ""ommg. U 01
Alasla. Cal Po!) at Pomona . and
others, ~nil ue repres nteo \..Om·
DelJtlon w.ll be held '" or tor),
exremporaneo~ spea 10g, oral
interpreust•on. and debate. lour
nament headquaness WJII be 10
the dtmng rooms 1n T empl ton.
The tournament w.tl be held all
o er ampus \rnnon '"'ould be
most .,.efc:ome. ----------------
A ote to ill ou Sporu fall$ A
faihtan hm1-y, ear our orang ·LC
shiru lo rhe nexa sports e"\enr 'ou
anend {r e. 1he un reJd football
g4me. rhe w-..1 er polo g4mes, che
SO«er m<l!ches, otl ball. golf
tourney. a~~ countty meet. etc.J
Stand up <~nd shO"f\ our colors. Ptonoer Log
Ghosts. 8.00 p.m . Fn Acres
.ure.
Film: lure. i~OO and 9.30. E~ans
1.. htonum.
Leo Kottke. 8:.:30 p.m., Ctvlc
uditonum.
Chapel: 10:30 a m.
Marty Ropbins-Ferlm Husky
Sho". Civic uduorium , i:OO p.m.
8tS11o. Cath) lunsrord, gUitar and
.ocals. 9:00 p.m.. Stamm O~ning
Room.
AJiende · s Widow
Honensa., Bu~. dt? Allende wtll
~pe;a on .. How lhe Junta m Chile
C011'1W to Po\\ er .''
3;.30 p.m. in rhe Chapel.
free.
NATIONAL SCIENCE
FOUNDATION
GRADUATE FEllOWSH IPS
1975-76
These teJio .... 'Ships are a~ arded
for study or work leadmg to
master ·~ or doctoral degrees in the
mathetNt&al . ph~cal, med1cal.
biolog1al, engmeering. and ~~I
sciences. and an rhe history and
ph1losoph) · of saence.. "" ards ;,re
not mil~ m dmical, educauon , or
busmess fields, 10 h~tor} or sooal
\\Otl, or tor wor lead~ng to
medrcal, dental, la.v or JOint Ph.D.
-prof~o~l degrees.
For furthet into., coni~CJ Or.
Fogdall. FOB 25. ----------------
LC Hosts Forensics Meet
lewrs and Clar won the St.
S" ~t1kes uophy ahas past
~ eekend, Oa. 18-19, 197-t, at
Pacihc Una~;enity for the o erall
best performance m forenStcs . In
Sr. DiVISIOn Mtke Krieger and
Roger Ptle.Mark Olsen ;md Bruce
Maland ued for 1st and 2nd in
debate. Bruce Maland also took
2nd pl<~Ge rn Sr. Oratory. In Jr.
0 ISfOn K1m fernades and Mark
Vauchet. John Bourhrs and R.ndy
Austad tied for 1~ and 2nd 1n
delnt Th" rs che fuse ume 1n
hrstor lhilt one school has com
pletely dosed out both diVISIOns an
debate. -OctobGr 24,
Jack Whtte gleefully contempla tes has
White's demonstration was one of the more .su'cc~~~
cultural events at LC.
OREGON SYMPHO NY YOUTH
Concert r vic udiroraum ,
11 DO am
LAURINOO ALMEIDA
CAJnari_t. C.h·ll .. Audatorium , ts.JO
p.m.
LIVE MUSIC
Calvins Publac House Sat. Irene and John v'"""
Wesak Faucet Thun ·Sat
Firehouse Thur -S..t Jacobs ladder
Moonstone
Sunnyland Frankenstejn 's Thun
Ken s Afterglow
Refee1ory E
Refee1ory West ~n
~I
Thurs.·Sat.
Fn.
Sat. Or. Corn
llgh~hip
Gord) Keene and
Steve Bradley
Sunmland
The American MuseumFri .• .S..t.. Carl Smnh and the
The Earth
The Old Irish Inn
The Power House
The Town Pump
The Single Guitar
Portland Jam
Thursday , October 2-tth, mar's
rhe fint in a seraes of low -cost
concerts f·~•nurrng Oregon's out
stilndang musial grou~ The
problems facing ne¥.· groups in
obtaining e'posure and
engagemenrs are often too great
to :\Urmount, causmg out-of--state
relocatiOn or .1n earl) .. retire
ment'' for th~ mus1oaru . KGW
Rad•o tlnd Paramount Nonhv.--est
ha -e developed the _eries ot one
doll<~r concerts to ptovide an ahet
nOIII\ e 10 these problems, oftering
the sroups both publiar 'Vld un
IOn seal~! for rheu t<&lentsl
••pleasure" rs leatur~ m the
Porrland Jam: 41 ~roup'. ho recent
ly recorded their fa~t album wh1ch
wtll be rele~sed an the future.
"Emt~non''. one of the featured
bands m the uJu.z an the Park"
concen thrs summer, headlines
the 7:.30 concert .. Thurs.
fn.
Sat.
Fn Sat
Thur\. Sat.
Thurs.-S.at .
Thurs.-Sat. •rural Gas Co.
Sunnyland
Homemade
Equmox
Super Mick & the"''""'
Bro'h n Sugar
Elysium
at Johnson
GRAOUA Tf SCHOOll
Check out Am rican (Thund
bird) Graduate School ot lnt
nliiiOn;al Management.. For an
po.ntment , sign up wtth
Nl8dall, FOB 25. lntervJ~'S will
held Wednesda) ·. Oct. JOsh 10
Monte11h Room, TempletcJr
College Center from 9:00-1 ... -
a.m. and from 1:J0.4:00 p.m. ,....., _____ _. _______ _
HAWAII EXPEDITION
The Biology Oepanment is plit.n·
nang an expedition 10 Hawaii OU·r•
ing the tntenm between Fall an
Wtnter terms. Ten studenu will
sel cted ro spend 25 days e,;oltl,r·
mg the anous envuonments
the largest Island. Conj~dt!raltJI
htlang ~ some ovem1ght cam
p1ng wall be done.
Appllauon forms for
N•tu,..l History of
Expechtion rruay be obt;amed ir
the Cherieas Of face. The must
compl red and re>umed 10
otfice pttor to Nov. 1, 1974. Bi
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Birds, ballet. Berkeley
African sand to urban research
Suo Nell Str et
Staff writer
tusr below the ltbrary, back
bclund some bu~hc.s , and und r
the roof of a bungalow,lcwts olnd
Cl.uk ts hadmg J new prof~sor an
tntcrnatlonal aflo~11s
Rac:hdrd P ck Cilm tO us b) ..-.ray
of cw 'orl. Cothfornaa, Connec
ucur , and Arrrca
He enrolled at Berkeley. (yes,
one of "tho e" kind.t and qutc:kl)
cttanged from a ph :'$tCS ma,or.
ahcr one cour~e. to pol -so. Has
fasonauon y,; ath the slade rule and
ch quadratiC formula led him to
fun her mash clan , but he spaced
up hi) college career b) translaung
• A lace tn \\onder land" rnto Rus
~an. The resuh "as a 8. A. n poly
~· and a double manor--has dtver
Sit) cropped up at an early stage.
Growang llfed ol sunny sktes,
Nc\' Haven, Connecucuu otfered
plenty of snow and a dull gray
canopy. The educatronal e$·
tabh~hment was Yale.
He went an to a master's program
an mternauonal relattoM and for
qune some tame he toyed wath the
1dea of foreagn ~Vtce. He finally
deoded he was ''too tndepen
dent" 'IO spend hts lafe havmg
relauvely I at tie anituence on U.S.
fore1gn poliq ~nd still having to
support that pohcy w1th which he
drsagreed. AcademiCS seemed to
g1ve t11m more lee\\a in deter·
mmmg h1s career so he pursued
that faeld.
Pol -sc1 ailed agaan i\ hen he
decid~ on a doctorate program
and 11 hnall) came time to wnte a
d•~~e11a11on Ped appl1ed tor a
urnegu! Foundation grant and
sought 10 combane his mterest in
rntern;uion.JI organizauons with
an anterest an Afnca.
He wassoonoff lor ;nearan bst
Africa scudying the East fncan
comm1ssion. A coup in Kenya
~n atter h1s arrival nude
nat•onal leader~ a bn suspicious or
a foreigner snoopmg <~round so
i\h1le he wasn't gening doors
)lammed an h1!. faoe or arying to
tollow new leads, he w~s p~c-
1 tieing dMS1cal guitar. learning
SMhll1, and reading in the S;uroba
labr<~r • Iter nine months he linal-
1) decided he wasn't getung
anywhere so he packed up,
changed subj~s. and got a little
sand 1n has boots y,; htle crossmg
ahe desert '" a 1eep on his w~y to
Ett11opt.1.
Here he was to ~tudy the
econom•cal commi~ion "tor"
Atnc-.t. but he found that t~nother
candadate had alrcad) explored
the same 1dea. Time and money
had hnall)· run out so 1t was back to
'r ale and back to the begmnans of
a ~arch for a dtssertataon topic.
Hts experience 1n Atru~a made
htm a part-ume teadler in Alnc:tn
polttacs and dunn' thas penod he
deoded he'd had a l1fe long desare
ro know what role rhe permanent
representaU'.i~ in the Unated
Nauom pla7 ed, how the U. •
mfluenced rhear aurtudes and
h~w. tn turn, the mtluenced the
fore.tgn poltCj of theu respe<u e
go"ernmenr~ It w.u fmally done
and Rtch,.rd Peck \\.tS a Ph.D.
'o·... thlu that , .. -.as out of the
wa), he spenr the nect ynar work
ing a. an e<onom1c and staustical
consultant lor .Jn urb-.n consuhang
ftrm rn f!\\ Haven He desagned
and wrote a program on howrng
research using h1s background tn
math.
Januar• of Ia t year brought htm
10 our fa r ot (Portland. that is)
oand an 1ntef\1C't\ wath LC. He
appl1c<f 1...,. et)'\\ her c, but II JUSI
happened LC needed hts com
bmatton of sltll" NO\' Peck •s wnh u~.il p.ut of our
academiC communll), and as a
member h has a rolf:'. H 1s
reJChtng .. Poi1IIC\ of the Unued
Niltaon~" and "Alracan Pollllcol
S)~t~.m" lhls rerm ~t r~>rm ..... 11
follow wtth "Amcttan forc1gn
Pohc., and a fr hman ·manJr,
' Afnc.~n PohtJCS through the
Afncan O'-et:·
Conc:emang the mrent of hts
courses. he obse• .ed, ' I don't
!'tope to turn out mass&onara •• but
people who an ma"-e i reahstic
assessm nt of \liNt the U can
do and who w,IJ be ~1llmg to asd
these endea-.ors. .. I reahl. most of
us can'tturn the world or the U S
around, but we don 1 want
C)'OIO.Sm ••• l would lake to mcrease
concern lor the world and
decrease i rendency to see 11 an
s&mple terms." He olten referred lo the
world.. nd th Th U ' and
d•~rab d thetr relatson today
''The U has a potent1t1lly
Important role an the world "e
can't e:ipcct much more than It
can produoe gn•en rhe condtttons
1 h.11t e l!.l.. power
confagurauons.. h can atd n.liiOM
to agree on "hat they w.1n' don
The tnsututton ha~ wea~"nesses
but a pos.t1ve mHuence on
rel~t1ons between the stGtes.
So now you ha"e htm, or part of
ham There s .an 'eryda Rtdlard
Ped, loo He's a man who plavs
dau1cal gurtar, coo Chtnese
food, backp<~cls, lo .. es ~llet (No.
he doesn't have sltppers. purel
spt.>aator mterest."), and ltkes to
go btrd-watchl~ That's purel
spectator •merest, too, .. he added,
.. , don't h.a .. -e wmgs."
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Murray Hackett
Staff writer
lexander Simonedes (not hts re.1l niilme) left Cyprus for the
Unated Stiiltes on September 6 1974; the same d~y he ·w~
released from ser..,ace tn the Greek C praote 'auorul Guard.
He was anvoh•ed In the itghttng unttlthe ~ he left.
Three da)"S later Simonedes arnved at LC to begin hrs first
term of das.ses.
S1monedes and I d1scussed at length Cyprus ind his ex
penences during the Turlash anvaston. \\holt roiiOi\"S as a record
of our discussion, edtted for Journahstic purposes only. o
anempt has b~n made to writ~ an "objective" artade about
Cyprus -this rs only wh.Jt one indMdual has to sa\ concerning
~me Important e-.:ents an his ltfe, and in ihe hastorv of lus
people. •
M: How old were you when you fir~ became aware of the
political and social problems we refer to as the ··Cyprus
sit\lation 1
A: When I started Higr r'IOOI. •• when I v. ~ 15.1 -.vas told,
in the English School, rnt: C·.eeks and Turks '1\ete tndmon.1l
enemtes The Bntish presented the Turks as bar~rous and
uncivlfazed relatt\'e to the Greeks. Turli:ish cuhure "'~ tn a
M~lem, Asiatic. cradrtton .•• Gree culture was 1n 1 \\'estern,
Christian tradiuon. cuhurall "more advanced" than that of
Turkey •.. tl'trs tS \'o hat I was taught.
M: How do you feel about the Turks?
A: I desp1se the Turks because the ha\ e a used a gre41 deal
of harm to the Greek people.
During the Ottoman £mpcre Greece '1\U r\lled b Turke for
nea rfy 400) ear$, from 1453 to 1821. !C) prus ttself v."iS occupaed
b) th~ T u rls from 1571 to 1788}. These were the·. ery v.'Orst ears
in our (the Greek People's) htstory .•• .;oo years of oppression.
The Turks too the best oi what \\e h<~d 01nd left us "hat
remained. Turkish oppres~on was the m<un ou~ of the
misero~ble l11e the Greek people led at !hat time ••• there Yills
much DOh::. r artd suttenn~.
M! What about the pohtical probtems which have pJagued
Cyprus since World War U1
A: In 1950 rwhen '' was sull a Brlti;h 1.andatel the oeoole of
C prus .signed a plebtote by wh1ch th~ demcnded ENOSIS or
polttical un1on '1\tlh Greec Thas was supported b) about 95%
ol the Gree.l Cypnots. The plebaote .. -as complete! ignored b
the Bnush.
M: Why7
A: I do not know.
In 1955 the EOKA stru ~le ~an , which lobted unul1959.
This w1u .... "dr beti\een the EOKA ( auonal Ofianinuon of
Greek Cypnot ftghters) and the BrniSh llus "aS caused b the
failure 01 the Bntash to honor the plebiot
The pofrq of the Brat ish gO\ ernment dunns th1! mand41te
peraod wa~ Ul\'lde and rule. The) deltber~tel promulgated
h1ued bet"een rhe Gree and 'fur tsh C)pnots f01 thecr :n
purposes.. .• much ts the dad 1n lrel<md and I rut
In 1960 C)pr\ls became an andependent republtc. but the
Briu~h su11 had a gre.11 deAl of influence The) ''ere suit
oppo)ed to enous . • o the ad'~ the Turki h mrnortt to
de~JUnd unton '" nh Turke). P~rhaJ» tht\ '1\ as th~r response to
lhe terrorism of the EOKA struggle • • man Bnush s.old1ers
· ... -ere ktlle\.1 dunng that ttme.
M: What role did the TurtUsh Cyp riot~ plav1
A· The \'>ete neutroll. or the ided ~ith the Bntash. •
M: What •s the EOKA-87
: The EOK ·B was an Illegal org~mzat•on "'hach d m.1nded
the overthro of the Ma~arros go,ernment and umon 1th
Greece
All Gr k C pnot.S desue unaon "tth Greece, but due to the
tntcrnauona1 pohucal 5>1luation 11 w~ and remams irn.posstble
lhe EO~A- 8 dad not rcc:ognue this. The EO A-8 terromts
"ere dedtc.ated 10 the o erduo \ ot a goH~rnme.m whtch .... ~
dcmooauc.all) cleoed b\ th people rchbamop :\4 anos Richard Peck: ''1 would like to increase concern for the
world and decrease a tendency to seei1 in simple'terms."
• tin
"""aS the ~uonal ethl14rch. a leader of his commumt) •n aU
a1pecu.
The E B was agamst l't.i\.1 anos because o. his poliq o
nattonal mdependence ( a C prus domm~ed b ne~ther
Greece nor Tur ey). E err Greek Cypriot wanu enosu, but
because n rs unobt.aan<~ble, 1\arkarios resorted to the onl)
polacy he could -the on! policy which Y.-ould ~'Oid war
TheE B. also~ him because~ e;a.erchec:J pofiucal
power as i\ell a ecdestasticaf.
M. How did the Greek Cypnote people as a whole feel
about that?
A: bout 50% of the Gret! Orthodox Church beJle\-es tNt ro
e1erase polatlc.al power and mam the tnle of Arc:hlmhop rs
ag.iltnst che bi\"S of the church.
M: How dad Mak.ariM answer his ,cntics?
: 8)'sa)'1ng he was the onl penon whoCOllld lead C•rpfus rn
the a enue of progress. •• which \'\"n true.
M: How much of Cyprus is now occupied 1by Turkish
troops?
: About 40 percent
M: Wh•t group dominates the eunent government (of
Cyprus not hetd by the Turk.s)1
A: The E 8 factton
M· What about Nico~ S•mpson ?
A: He v.ttS placed •n" ... · 'Tlmediatel • .1fter the cnup which
cwer:threw &he Nt.ahnos go emmen 1. ThtS "~led by the Cree
Army otficen who commv1ded the national guard.
Sampson was forced to resagn because he "-as not compe
tent... he"' on n~ a ~ell-educated ~n. [5lmonedes con 1rmcd
repons rn the press that e\-en MnDng his CYAn people ~mpson
had a reputation as a murderer and hoodlum.)
~mpson '"' replaced b. the ament president or C cprus
Glaph os Clendes. He "OlS president of the Cypnote legist ture
before the coup
M: Is the government stable now?
o-the pohucal s.tuauon an C)'"Drw JS 'ef) unstable
compared to when 1a nos ~in power. I h;a"e h.ad no rea'
news from home}JnC'e I left. I don t knoi\ what cs gomg on n~.
M: What about you personally ••• what did you do dunng
that ume?
. I too part an the fightmg.
M: How dad rhat come about?
In 19n I was conscnpted mto the arm -the uon.a
Guard.lt ''-.s m obt•g uon_ an obhgauon I .accepted ""'llfull _
Bein an the ;um w .J tot.alt ne¥> expenence or me.. but
~ C) rouune. At the tame I JOined war as by no .1ns
amnunenL
M: How old were you then?
I was 19 hen I raducted ht..:h school It .1u· tN ttme 1
oaned the .urn
M: What was your Situation when the Makanos govern
ment was overthrown 1
·OnJul 1519 4 whenthecouptoo pbce 1 ,a.stnca.mp.
\\ e trstened to the radao. the ft~t n "~ t at "-Ubnos 'I\ ;as
O\erthrO't\n and probab dead
M: Did your unit take part in the coup?
o not an an ,4 •
M. What happened when the TURKS invaded?
On )ulv 20 the Tu~ tn\<lded but at fun th had .a reat
d ·al of dihtCuh be<:awe of hea' reit t~.nre b the auonal
• Gu.trd. L..ner on ~ ith the h ~p ot hea-t n.a\"a ~nd .ltr
bomb•utfment th~ ff\0\;e<f tnland tth rel.ltn~ peed due to
theu upenont m hea\ "e pons. The Tur t$h troops hld
more better. and he.1\"let .um.mlent than w-e did
M Is 1t true both side.s were America., equapped ?
A e\ but the Greeks ,IDe twd i\eilpons from
Cl lol"4kn
M How do you feel about that ..• about Americ:a ·s role m
the Cyprus conflact?
. I would rather no& dtscun tt.
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On lnfhltlon by John Coopor, Econom1cs Oupnn
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Prc~rdt•n• for rt tclf, U\\\ nh all 1m ,.,.,, t h .u 111 r l.ttlllll
'' our Pubhl l::nt.•m No 1 and that 11 will; unh·s~ II •~
'' luppNl ''d~,lrO) our r.ounlr , our homP , om
ltbflrll~, . our propt•rl\ , .1nd lln.111) 0111 n.morl.ll pmfl'
"' .. urch a~ ""' ",•11-ar med , .. ;u I tOle cncm\." He .hk
u~. ht~ hrend, Jnd lello'' ml•rican) to cnl"t tn tlw
v.ttr agamq mflauon.
Identify our Enemy
Bel ore enlt~ting and marchrns oil to\\ ar '' c 5,hould
ancmpt to tdentih our ent!m ·• ,\t) underst3ndtng of
ec:onomtc-\ '' that collusr\1..• monopolr~uc captt.tlt<.h
do not cause mflatton. Greedy labor umons do nor
au~~ tnllatron, Undtsetpllncd c~pan~l\ e
RO' ernmcnts do, hO\\ t'\'t'r, cau~c tnlla !ton It
I olio'' s th<u onh tho'c who c aust• mllatton can
, onuolu lnrlauon, "hetht•r blamt•d on monopolr.-.uc
bu:.tne'IS pract•cc~ or labor unton ,lr.tt\ nie , c.mnnt
occur "tthour p •rm15,~t\l! cr cdtt condttaon!l. hCl'''
n1one} (crcdut pt!rmtl\ monopoftc, to tn~:rc,,.,,. prH •!'
to protc~..t or tncrea~l' prolll m,uEttn\ ,lfld l•ncour.ttW~
lahor to hold our tor ''·•gc lOCI e.t<oC'' thc11 .ue not
IU'talled b) mcredW\ rn productivlh \\ ithout C\·
c~~>" e oedit bu~tne>St."\ tmd th.ll rheu t u~tonwr~
fe"\1\l "jU\trlted'' prtC\:' tnCfl'•IW\ by ~hopptng
else..-. her~ "'hale organ1zed l.1bor\ ":Jgt.• dl'mand\
meet strong emploH~r rt!,t\tancc.
Only the Feds 'can do'
Unh the Feder Jl tioH~r nment can control the
a,a,labahty ot nedn. Con~cquentl)· onlr the fl.'deral
CO\It>rnment can control mflat1on. The f cderal
Resene S ~~~m cannot be moderatt> an •ts polK} ilttl'
forced to lmance large federal Go-...ornment dcl1cm
on a contanuous ba!>i\, The go,ernment like a lamil)·
cannot contanue to lh e beyond its means wtthout
crc;wng rinancial probk•ms . Dettcu and credu crea
tion arc the root cause of inflation All rel.ucd topao
<Jre ol )econdar) importance. For thar \ample rc.l\On
old ttme rem~ies -monet<~ry and fi!>Cdl moder dtion
are ~senttJI il ""e are to control mflation
Adjustment means unemployment
LnforruncJtely. we c.mnot correct year .. o t In
fi.Jtron.Jr, policaes without creJllng unemployment
durmg rhe adjustment peraod Prestden rord~
r••commendauon~ for e1tended unemployment com
pen~uon benefns and public works in the form of a
Communuy Improvement CorP' would help ea .. e the
human \UIIering dur1ng the tran~ition to a non
mflattonaf\ economy.
An}' poltcres whtch encourage mcrea\cd produc-
11\'tt) or pric~ competttton help reduce inflation.
Cettaanl~ elimmataon ol the remaming act«?age
ltmnatron~ on nee, pe;tnuts, and cotton would in
creit~e the ~uppl) of these commodaties and thereb~
reduce price. Encouragement of foreign 1mpom
s1malrarly will reduce inflationary pressure, More
important!~. ce.s~a110n of gov~rnment acta\'lli~ whach
prevent price competttion between airlin~. railroad~ .
ptpelincs, trucks, etc. would help direct!) and ln·
duectl}l. The benefits that would re~tuh from a more
eff1cten1 u~e of r~ources would add to the nation~
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In hon, I .1111 nol JUIIltrl~ the-l'lt'\ldt•l!l
.trm\ or mtl.twm laglllt'l!'l, vnlunll•t•r I
G H H Mottorsdorl
I w Juld mJ~t· hr-. • pmms
1. l he faght Jtt.lln't rnti.Jtton nur~t coniHllrt'. ~ot on I\
the :.h.trl) inCrt'a'c~ rn the prl( c lt•\l•l. but the• (':\pt•c ,,,.
lton ol "hJrp mcrc•,t"'~ tn the• puc(' lc·H~I nlll)t be•
hd.cd l o th1s l''tcnr. "ugh a rnurw' ". c:nn i ling or
htt;h IOICII! I fdl~.1nd lrrCI hmrt .. ontht•tt\,lfl,tbllll) ol
monc • :.hould be the rule of th~ cl.t)
2. Thl' '"d"•rdu,,l, hit ha1dP11I h., "t1gtu rnorH'\ ••
C'Jll'l.rall) tho<ol' pt•upll' "IH1 cUt> thr0\\1\ ou1 ol work,
hould rct:l't\ c gt•ncrou' .t)lol\l,mcc• I<> tuft• thl'lll C)H•r
rht~ drift cult penud. l m•mplo, nwnt lll'nu4th tO thc•rn
hould bt• C\flrlndPd 'o th.ll thl') < .111 .al lt·.t~t suh\1~1.
I unth lor th1~ lOll ol progr.un 1wght rn p.Ht br
clr.lwn from ttw deh•nw budgt•t, trorn indu'tr'r '"b·
adtt•,, .tnd from other ll•clcr Jl pr o~r ·""' tl~ott do not
dircmlv hE>Ip mdi11adu.11\ rn 1Wc•d; tt \ 1 h1 JWI,on,rl
nct>d rhtlt rcqutre' all~ntton, not tht• m•t•th ul ,m
tndu">tr\, progr.1m, or spcn.al tntrt•~t Juoup no nMtt~r
how ldudable.
J AntHr u't 1.1\H mu~l bl• ~nlou .t•d v1gorou<>l) , 01nd
competillve force$-\\ hach hdp to lorn.• down prtcc'
mu\t b~ per muted a .. much a> po'>~tbll· . \\ hilt• thi .. mt~
wor~ to the di!.t~d\ .mtctge ol tndtvidu,tl firm'>, 11 I\ ltk •I)
to ''or!.; to the ad\ ant age olthc public ariJrgt> Under
prc~ent urcum~tancc\, wlwn economtc growth i' (JI
bc,t) \'er, lo\,, the 1~ .. concentr,ltton ol l'lonomac
PO\\er, the better.
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The mator problem lacing the natron, economtcall} I
and other\\l'>e. •~ uncenatnty .md IM~ of conlltff'nte. :
Pnce~ arc ri.,ing unemployment I\ growmg,the \lock 1 market ts ialhng but no comt\tena pohcy by tht• I
government har. been enunetated There .ue obvrou\ 1
tr.Jdeoff!> between puce rnuc~a"e" and the unemploy 1
ment level but unfortunJtely both are currently Jt 1
unacceptable le11el'> Since the cconomac poltcte~ I
av.ulable Jre capable of lightmg one or the other but I
not both, bullet btttng seem., tn order \\.e mu\t mdke :
a hard choice, announce the deci\1on, .. ~t an .:1b1c<
tive, c.~nd not relent until we ha\e Jccomph\hed It My :
personal preference as to get the unemployment rJtt: 1
down to around 4 5 percent. but I would not quarrel 1
wongly wuh an oppO!tlle obJeCtive of lowenng price
increa!te\ to around 5 percent In drher c.t~e we mu!tt
do what we can to ease obv1ou., hardshtp c.be~. The
amportant thing however I\ to Jnnounce some cleMiy
att.unable pohc)' obll!Ctlve and take the Jppropri.Jt('
actton'> to achteve 11. We ma) not b..-happ) with the
tradeoff but at least we will know where we .Jrc~ go mg.
Professors Mattersdorl and O'Bannon prepared!
their statements praor to Pres Ford's economic
statement Cooper's was prepared afterward
Scoundrel absconds with exams 1
I The M;uked Mar tluder I!> for
real! 1 he most rec~nt tn a ,Nie·. of
tha~ ) ear's ~tr ange occurrence~
the 8nef 811eica!te R1p·off Caw
•?em~ the mc»t my)terrous . At
lea~t Dr. Lt!O laprdus belae11cs so.
laptdu~ wa' walking alml)· out
of Thaxter that sunn) fttda) thl'
11th, with a bnefc.so;e cont01intng
teh to be gr"en, when thP
MdraucJer struc;~, wcarmg a red
motorqde htdmet, and tore olt
towards han~ with the case.
Lt~ptdus ran swiltlv in purlUJI but,
he )hrug~ , "H•· ju!.t turned the
cor no•r bv Edmunds .tnd Wd~
gorw.'' HI~ math ddSl mls\ed the
···~·. Watneuee d~)ume" M.u Judcr who ~ now~o
ho..-. to .. r Jl l' rh~ ltvang brwlcJw
out of Jn in no< ent Proft•,.\or
M..Jybt ht!'ll turn up tn c.lct~o !.
~onw day • rEVIe.W
Noncy Wohl
Society Editor joctobor 24
It \\," .1 ~.uurtl<~) naght. Lt "''). p!.Hl\Urtng ,, d.tnc;c> <ln
.tmpu' nr. Corn w.ts pc•rlolrning .Ill r.1nk~ott'll11
'\ lol\l'fn. ~'-'·11\
I\ lc•r MooH' \\ol,l)fl I,\. And I \\•IS )t.md1ng unt:NI.IInl} m front
t'' i.l lc~b1an boH near Our mtdl• wuh (),1\ td ~\\ "'"' .mel 1\.lllc
~..: h\\ uldc.
I he n.tme of the;> h,u .loc.trccl on S.\\ 4th rusr clm\n the 'lrei•l
I rom Hung f .u LO\\'S rt·~t.lllf.tnt, "'·'~ till' 1\I,IHIC G.Hd~ll. u·~
t'\tl'fror "J~ !Jidtn .md un.t~Slllntng c~n·pt tor the lront wanuo\'
\du~;h h.1d bePn broJ.:c.:n 111 .a wPb·llk•• p.tll••rn U\ a bullet.
In ldt• tlw Mdgtc G.u den, ther£' wc•r • dotc'rl!a ol womt•n w11h
bt,m 0} ltgurc•\, .. hor I h.11r, .tnd m,t!>C: ufrnt• clot htng such clS f •
~hrrl!o .md \rm) jJtket!l.
Line·backor ladies
\\ htlt ~H "er<• orderrng dr~nb,l\atr<' :.l!nwd rhar ., fc•..-. linc
b,u ::~l'' t ypc l,1d1c~ "t'rt' ~t.u mg at u~. She ijdlt.·d dm' n at ht•r
gld"' J~ hett!rO\t'\Uolll\ ,,, pm\lblc
Shortly Jlter wt tound a t.tbl<•, I w,l\ cordl,tll)' a~kc>tl to
d.tm <' by .1 male Ill' WJ\ ,, 'l1ghll) butlt. lw.1Vtl)'
mebrtdted mnn with .1 hl,n-k vc• .. t .tnd go.tll .. 'l'. l.tken olf gudrd.l
lumblingl) dechned thl tnvct,ltton
\h tom'on1 'urg t~d ,, mtddle Jg(•d woman wr.mng .1 biJck
dt.~rby 'Dcince with hamt''
) ••.1h, go ahead II\ .JhiJ" \,IICI Delvid the 11 eli tor.
\llentJIIy . I could p1cture r dd Whet more flatltng hi!~ arm ... and
r.tnttng, "hperien{c the c.>ventl Let invoiH>tJ an )our '>tory!'' I
:.rood up and the womdn with th(;! derby appl<~udl'd Jpproving
ly.
On the d.tncc lloor, tht> m.m wobbl<•u o~bour in c.m?lr~e
cl1 unkene,c;, $pinnang .uound Jnd bump1ng an to 'ewr.JI fem.1le
couples.
lie WJ\ dotng the 'win~ot " cxplo~lned the womJn with the
dt•rby dlterw.ud, ,
·He '>cemed rather uh ... drunk · I not~,;•d bralliantly.
'Yt•ah. well he h.1d d fifth ol vodk.t bl'forl.' he tame here."
My god! '\ full faith?"
Sure I That 1t normJIIor ham I alway., helVe.' .:1 f1fth,too ''I c;aw
that her eye~ dtd look cl bu gl.:~~w. "Thts I!> the frr~t ttme he\
been to ttm place "
''Ye.1h, I've never bel,n here bclor<>. ~ather," I eldmitted
The woman, who obvtou~ly h.td dt•viant 'exu.JI 1nchndttom
hcr<~ell, t>yed me su!>ptceou .. ly w1th d Docs She-Or Doe!>n't·
'.)he? look
Three way encounter -
Davtd told Kaue and me thcttthe lac.tumc he w<Js at the M.tg1c
Carden, '>Orne woman .1pproached him and ht~ girl friend and
J\~ed tf the}' warlled to pdrttctpate'" a three way "encounter",
Detet mmed that I would have ~ometh1ng to write Jbout thts
time, I went over to the JUke bo~ and picked out the slowest
'ong' I could ftnd
M) plan worked A' '>oon cls my ~tong) came on about lour·.
femdlc couples began to $low dance with eager embrace~ l~e
tet!ndgN~ at thetr fir'>t unchJperoned dJnc~ 8o.,om buddte).
David left lor the men-.. room A group ol normal lookang
couples w.tlked 1n.
"I'm ~ure they're ~trelight," !>atd the womdn with the derby
"Yeah well that'!; cool" rephed a very large IJdy a\ she
moved over to make room for them I rtUtlkly \lid over before
tht.' l.trge lad), who held been ~tiling on my purse '>at on me
Davtd returned and ~Jtd, I V(' got \omethmg for your ,tory,
Wahl There wJ~ a womdn putung on m.tk<.• up In thl.! men's
room .. .
Sultry sapphists
K.ttl~ pornted out a -.agn on tht; Wclll wh1c h retJd 'Lu1w>
wh.tal Real ones Jrc 1n, Iahti.'\ Jrc out" BcneJth th<> !>tQn '>cJt a
group of !>uhr~ '>.tpphl'>h tdrtually .lCknowledgrng -...tch otht~rs
real onc<o
In the true rourn.tll\llc !>pun. I tracd to c•,t\ll• .. dtop on .. ome
conH'r!iatiom One: !(roup of young woml•n wert: quaNly
d1~< us:.tng gultraend problem\ ,
1\t anotht•r tabll' the• wom('l' Wl'fl' mort• antoxlt·,ued and
1.attlcd on non ·'>cn~ottally, l.tughed r .. mbuncuu'u,lv •. tnd ~ho..-.
l'd .Jbounding 'istt.•rlv lo' c b~ dr .tggang e11d1 otht·r oil to d.1nte
now and tht?n,
"If vou want to hear what tht•}''rc! !i.JYtng, why don't you go
uver ar1d stri~l..' up J tom vr ~.111011 w1th them{'' uggt•sh•d o,,, td.
"Wc·ll... no, I can't do th,ar."
"Go Jhead, \.Vahll Th~.o women in bJd ol u~ loo~ ltke JU\1
your typt· Ju,t tdl\c• your l.openh.tMI'Il over vdth you Jnd you'll
ht~vv. 11 m.tde! •
I (agurcd al WJ~ o;~boul tlmt: ro ll'dW
Ouhtde In front ol th1.• bar. d 1. rowd .tnd twu poilu• l.tr'> wer c
< ollt•t tt>r.l .tround Jn .t\Jio Wrt•t ~ I he tiMit•ll.~rwndt•r •lf>fJCtlr t'd
Jl thl• door <Jrrymg" lr.Jy.
Nc,u us . .t group of pr ,t< tu.:tng lc•~bl.lm on tlwir wtty out 10
practtCI.! le:.b1.tn1!>m, yf'llt•d .11 h1m: At lcotst ttm:f' pr-oplc whu saw
the C\'ent Siitd the Mitrduder w.t~
(an addauon to the helmet) w•:ar
ang a ma~~ over hi\ face. L<Jptdu!»
dadn'l noru:(! 1h1~; clll he caught
was a gltmple ol the man ·~ back.
Ht: Wf•nt dlrt•Cfly to Security and
wported the ancrdem: there was
nolhrng they tuuld do but kct!p
thetr e)·es peeled. Tht> mtorm:won
de~lr; wa~ contacted: the brrelca~e
ma~ht turn up m th•• lo\t and
found. It dtd. It Wa\ tound :-..uurday ollternoon
tn dinrng room numbPr .), ftr\1
floor of l ~mplcton NothtnJ.l wa!>
rniutng, ••u 4•pt ... a lcw pdgc.., out
of l.aptdu!o' Cl<n!l Rt•rurd book.
Why would .tnyon1• want tho<o••
paKc!Sl 1 he unly rnotl\c that C'.ln
L•• ltgua~d 11110 the t:.t\1! bl~tu~·!>
pulJiic.:1t y, flo that tht• p.age~ m11o~mg
wt•rt• tlw one·~ li\llng the grarfc!), Edttor • Noto The Ma1ked
Marauder dosorvue to havo hi ..
helmet crumpled up (With hi•
head ttall rn1ide) What a hero It
takes a lot of bravery to auault
an elderly math profeesor If tho
Marauder thanks it's funny. he
m1ght think about the tact that
h1s actaone sorve only to fnghten
and embarau everyone ul1e at
LC. "look, like you h.tvc mOrl' .u Iron uut h••rt• th.tn tn<.adt·!"
I "C{}( "-•.til~ .tnyont!l'' JOI\t>d rhe b.utt•nJcr . '"Art.' tht•rt! <Jn}
I lUtP f'OJhl" I
Wh.tt wrll Or. lap1dus do about
all th1s.l Well, th•• tt•~t~ wer•• K'"en
Mondav. and a cl•m h\1 (with
gt ad1•\l •~ lwing r••preJJawd.
Meanwhtle , he') lookang lor an
..ovct !Ita h•el tall, studt:nt I 1 Jeolou' squabble 1
I Two Y.Om~n wath surly c·~prc•,.,tom bdl8l'rf uut ul the• I
I b.arroom and h~g.m pu~heng t•.tch other l.tunttngly '""' cur!oang I
I like '' uc k drtvt'r~ I
I 1 he b.Htendl·r !lhrugttctl ht~ !lhuulrfc·r~ .tnd walh•d IJMk l I ln~IUC' , I
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linat•om
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)OUt tht\
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out four ·
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Jud Cauffman
Sports writor
\ll.lr..o.teh c·.m cln '" lool(lt••.
.•• lr•·r tlw KUil ~o··~ off ..
Run .uu111ld, yl'll cm.mJT.tf(l' I
mcnt oJnd lonKIP, occ a~aono~lly . -
It's our ol ht h.mcls • It mu\1 bl lru~lr..rtlng
l.nt S,JiurcJ.w lt•wtr; and CI.Hk
lmllt.tlion.ll \1\<h..rt c.m ynu ).tv.
Somc> of vour r unn1•r\ gl'l Kund
\t,lfb .md f.tltf't \lightly. '\nd one
uf your 1 unncr) PoJI!t tm• rnu' h Pionoor Log
hr•• ... kl,m ,md hJ\ ht~ la~t outmg
of th•• !>C•l~Otl ,
Ct~o~<.h Hdon fix ran tnto Ru:h
Ol~nn '5 fltlrt•nt~ ught a her the ~t.trl
.md c••pl.un~d. •· Rwh sac <.I he Jl"
too mUt h br ... t~f .. ~t csnd he ~.ud
tht'> r ourw bum~ htm <lUI. I sard
you'rt• ·• ~o,.mor, vou ought w bc•
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•·• '-f•rrrlu
Bobby Hale hurnes to catch a Pac•f•c Lutheran recetver before he catches the ball in the
end zone
Solly Schult.t
Sports wntor
"I dtdn 1 mc.tn 10 do 11," e~
l•unl•d Uncl.1 Kelly. lrt•"thwoman
tarler on the vollcyb.tll te.un
It 't•em' .tlmo\1 trontc the
n•"•y•·r who hu\ contrtbuted 'o
m"'" h tu the 'qu.td in term\ other
oh\ht!d ~ktll\ in \elling, httting,
igging, and ~erving mt!t her
llow te.tmm.Jte , J;mdy Sharp, m a
e.tk c olli .. ion Juring .1 mo~tch la-.r
(•1.. .tg.tin .. t Mr. Hood k.~lly wa\
ot hurt: but it '' not ~ nown hov.
ong Sh.up ·~ tnJUr~ · (pm~ibl)' a ftJC·
coll,trbunc•) wtll kcl.'p the "H kc•I·Jdtl.. hhtt•r OUt ol ,lCtiOn,
"\her ),tnd) 's inJUI)', the whole
"'"'m wa' ~o t•motton<JII} '>pent til\
rpu ... ng th.u we pl..t~l'd th~,c \-tt
I(Jud m,uch our vac tortoush 11 '"
\l'n nmH' am.tztng rhat we
lolluv.cd 11 wrth anothl•r wtn
tgJimo~ Gcor 8" r o"," rt>plwcJ Kl'l
h.
IIH • 'iJll k ,.,., l'ml'r ~wet -.:ac'lonour,-
1), .11 lt•J)t n"''' h·w•~~· . th:u night
pulling buth tc..rm) .1w.l\ wtth
r'llllllh:K Will.,, I ht!) l'ven m.tn,tgt•d lu
hi<Jnk (.cor t(f' I O\ "' thl'tr Ia "it
"''-' ul rtw ntt(ht: 15·0.
Thc• h•.tm h t lu "· bll'O th•·
<ro.trh (,\\Jr) Lou Hunt••r), \Vho
w.u stt k lor tlw-rnatch··~. h .... ~ep1
dow louc h, not onl) with Sh.up,
1b\JI .tho Kc•lly, "Y"'K 10 c,tw h .. r
ijUtlt lt•t:ltng ~ olhout lht' ,J(( td~nt
Thousdnds of T op1cs
$2 75 per page
Send lot your up to da\1!.
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Our m.Jtertolll\ "'" toiCI lo•
•ne<~rch purpotcn onl't • • a eras
T h,JI ·~ the Wi.IY the tc..rm ;.,, I
remarked .1t the t;roup\ cohc~ton .
Kelly lr .~n.,Jatt•d , ·• ou1 pl'r.
'onJhtte~ JU'ot JiV('; Wl .ue
emt>uon.dly rnvolved tn th~ g.tme
and wtth ••.tch otht•r', wl!lf.trc
being out on the court together "
naturdl."
kellv i<> a n<llur at. She'<. .tiWJV\
ready lor " ball JUSt bl!yond "her
re.tch": bouncrng .1nd joktng wtth
her teJm tlurmg " l;;pH! ol piJy on
tht-court, '>he \nilp~ bad. to •m
mt•diatc Jttt!nllon J' the bJII ·~
~erved . Sh<.> hd" th<.• solidltJIV ot ,,
•
~en tor.
\\'atchlllg her over ,, )J>.In ol a
le\\ mtnutl!~ en ~.:omp~tttron. you
Jr C! apt to sel' her d" mg. wrv eng
i.lte~. wrung# the bJII wtth the
touch of a ~ur~:won , <~nd bl·~t ol Jll,
dm tng thow \ptk~ dov. n tht•
throats of hl·r oppon~nt, . course
"I .tctu..rlly w.mted to go to
UCl1\ und pia\ volleyball," con
fe55CU ~dl-. Comtng I rom J ~milll
hagh }rhool tn Souther" Califor
nt.t \ht.> \\ .t\ Jd' i~t>d to JOtn LC tor
both .te<.tdcmic ,md athhwc
ti?J~om .
T cllmg her \tOr), 1\~11., r <~mblccJ
on throuNh ,.,,gu~ "pl,ms" lo be i.l
P[ tt'oll.her <~nd ro play the highlv
c omp~tirive Southern Cahlorntdn
club volleyb;.tll osltcr ~he
gr.tcluJt~~o. but her lac~ lit up
I ""hen I .t'>kcd her ,,.h,u sht! REi\ll )'
\\ ant-..d to do tn volleyball : her
dream. ''Actually. I'd like to play
on the Nauono~ls le\'el, ot cour '-'•
I'm not tall enough .md don't hao,;e
the \ktll5. '' l he lc\lel ,he refers to I!!
::t un~ nutth bl!low tht• 01\rnptC
lt•vt•l of pl.1y "I'm not thut htgh ol
.t IUmpt•r ... ..
Yt'S, shc•\ humble too.
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FUDGE IJncl or C:UIII"' • thlc ro hancJil! thow thing~ ." Rtch
h.1d J grc·e~t rae•• •
rht> lrrst lim•• thl' runnl!t rP
•lfJfH'dfl'll WM roughly J:-45 tnto
rtw t.tr•' Udon ft:.. rnld about he~
JUt!-r .tu• tnhlruc I ton\ to Norm
IJ•r r... ''I told Norm I want••u h•m to
be somewhere ;u ound II\IC
mrnut(:} dt thr> I11M mile .md not
morP th.m five r.c•.ond~ enhr•r
WitY , FIX I(JO~II'd ••
J he pJnttng h~rd appeared
through rh~ tr•··~ h anstrucrcd
1h • po~ k "I he two Wooclard !i
don't count The IWO grc••n wr~eys
don't lOUnl Wa) 10 'ita) •n there
John, Rt~;h , P .. ul Hey thar's a
good"
r •• lower•-.d ht\ \'OtCc .mu con
ltrHJcd, "\\ c·,. tn grcdl sh<Jf)C
CrcJI !th.lfll' All.,, of our mr>n arc
wrchm 75 yard) ot rht· leader •·
'ou'rl' OK Uc -we got ~Ill
Jhcc~d of Wtll&.~mettc•'s fourth
" man ..
Norrn Dtck\ mother nt.'ldc ,m
ob~f'l .ttllln, ''1\I"Vtn\ rtght tn
there t()d:.y ·~n ·r hP(" Dr rl)(
h('t4•10 ht!o H'lfC..tt IO ,Jnottwr
obwrvatton pomt -''''t.•.th
..: .. \ tn'\ I'Joktn' good f(ld,•y "
\nd on top of the early cx<:lle
mt•nt, c1 htt of .IOXICI~ ... "Otd a
coupl•• 01 P.1Cthc runners mM fhc
SliUI1"
nd altl!r .llt•w more moments .
the coach'\ concNn was r"
votced.
"I gona lmd out about those
Pac tht" guys''
Fu.: chrt'Ch:d hts questton to P1ge 7
• on
lor mer LC captarn J ony D~mels .
"What about thow two Pactfac
guys who've been 10ggmg up the
Pdth. Wonder wh.tt 1he story'" on
\·m " nother loog•c•
Wtth thr.!t• mtlcs gun"- .tttNI
IICm twnco bad 10 dw race.
"Work on 1ho.~t ntll Nllrm -wor ~
rhe <trm\. Com,• on Kcvrn work the
arm~-nobod) p.Js~e\ ya',. Mo-v••
I08•'thcr nten "
But wh.tt h.su look ·d so bt~ght at
the \fdrl h,l(t lost rhe glut r •n th y
fe~c.-.d lhc •r\ down thl' ~wctch
1 erry lerLan of \\ tllamf'ltc Wu\
fu~t. 1u~1 tour second~ oH the
course mdr k of 2S 12. Pactftc'\Ron
\'og1 wa\ '> ·cond at 25 4411ollowed
ltH.• wcondc. byG~-orge fox Mark
Addms.on Norm Otd ched d in
ftrst for LC. fourth over "II wu h a
25.52 and \•ull.tmcnc 's Brod
t hnzmann complem•!ntcd the
1roph~ w•nncrs wuh 25:55.
In lh•• team resuhs rt wa!. a close
ftrmh betwr~cn three conrend t'r~.
OCL caktng the honors wnh SO
po1n1s. One b •htnd was
'A tlldmt•ttc .md at 5-I LC. Cont
piP.rnP.nllng the ueld of seven
\\ere ~eorge Fo!t:, P.:u tltc, E.ntcrn
OreMon .St.tll', and Whuman .
Her c at LC tod<~y 1h" squ.td wtll
hold three mile time tr tal!'t No
mc•~t thts Wf'Ckr>nd
• loogie-mutture of saliva and
mucous or clump of mucous
suspended tn saliva·coughed·up
or sniffed-out of nasal or throat
passage for ex..,ress purpose of
dischorge through mouth.
Si monedes continued from Page 5
M What role dtd you play in the fighttng?
·\ I hrl't' dJ)" .titer the '"".l'>ton m~ un11 w.~ .. fr.an~terred from
~t(O!>t.t to ~vrcnta (a port on the norrhern coa~t). We were
under <On)t;mt bombardm~:>nt from atr(raft dnd Jrtilh~r) .
t\\Jn) of my frt~nd\ were ktll~.td ... I do not knov. how I am
dhve ... I thmk about thts olten. The CJsualtr~ were verv htgh ..
about ont!·thud Thh \'oictS Clue ol m untt and the altona!
Guard a\ a "hole ...
M: What happened when you got to Kvrenie1
\, I , ..... ~a lu ut«•nant •n the stgnal corps ... we were tn charge
or communu:attOn\ . We \\ere not m the iront hnc •
M: How mony men did you command '?
\ SO men.
M: What lire your tmpressions of fighting ... can you give
mu a word-piClure of being m combot?
\. At fu ~t I v. .l) air acd of death ... J\ first. Burlatt!r on I got us ~d
10 11. ) ou m.tkc d dec ron ... ~ou b~oomc accu~tomcd to the
\ttu.11ton. lnsot.H ·•'> It ·~ po .. sible to bclome aCCU$tomcd to 11.
L tit: no longer mPam .Jn thing ... "tOUt own lite ·~ no longer o
llflport.tnt . h>u top \'oiOrr\tng about your~clt b~·, au e you
must. 'ou bet orne lc!.~ tmportant "he l your luend~ are dymg
&JIOUnd \OU
M: Otd your family come through the fightmg alrtght1
• 1\\y tamrlv all !>Ur~'' ed .. I am H:rv tortun.ste
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t•tr \1•••~1
Called by Coach Fred Wtlson one of the best
linebackers'" the league th•s year, Bnan Concannon
takes a break from last Saturday s war agamst Pacific
Lutheran
No Due ing _efeat~
r •
INtgut ~amt ·he 1 tr\1 c1gam~t
Duappomtment mu 1 bl. run-Ponl.lnd Cornmunny Coll('g~ on
nmg ~ugh J.mong )Occer piJVl'r~ . October 2q. dnd ·• later dtstne;t
Not JU'>t the d1~.1pp01ntmt~nt ol ·• h \r\ h ngton
1-0 contt.~l to the Unt'l:erMt\ ot gsamc .lgam"t 1
1 e ola~N• , 1 A tate rcprc..,cntJ •vc ·''· . . Orc·gon, but ~\Pil more the 0 1 l~trH I •
knowlcd~f:' that Oregon StJtl.' lost
by 1orlct1 IJ\1 S;uurda)'
O.S.U.'s IO>!I. coupled w 11h ''hat
would h<tv~ been a well·deer H~d
LC \'1. m, '' ould ha' c meant a ~hare
ol the le<~gue 's INd along with
O.S.U Jnd Oregon.
\\hat'!. lett ·~ thHd plac c and
v. hat coach l on\ Evam 1~ leh
reternng to onl)· as an unlatr loss
"\\ e plav~ e11er) btl a .. good alo
the) d1d."' emphas1..z~ Evan\ •n
descttbmg how LC dommated the
enttre 11rst hall and much ot the
second hall ol the fo:arr'u:.
\\hat the g11!tll ddcnscdcsurb
ed b\ han~ lacked thou&h wa~ dn
equall) pou.•nt ollcmc The
P•oneers attempted a roral of 25
shot~ on goal. c-onnectrng on
none, "·h1lc lht• Du(.ks. m attcmp
tmg tev.••r ~hob, ~<.:ored the only
goJI on J brt:alo:av. av m the l<ht
h .. h
LC nov. ~tands at S-2 wnh two
game\ rcmamrng and little chanc'•
of \al<.mg lht> wle, and thlli
W(.>c~t>nt.l a b1g chanc•• ot ta~mg
another shot at the two l••am~ that
bedt them.
The Cosmopol11an 1 ournamt•nl,
d collegtc~te wc<er gath•·r~ng ot
th~ Pac•f•c orthwesl, \\til bro
plat~d thtlo s,,turda) and Sund.J}
Both 0 !).U. and Oregon, alontr;
wtth other ,c.hools trom Ort.'gon, ' P•oneor Loq
Rilndy Stender
Sports wntot
ll I'IOllt'l'I'J. COilllllllt'd tlll'll
lt't'll'I·IUtlt•r lll'!Hf 1,1 I ~.liUtcl,ly,
lthlll); lo tlw l1.1llflc luthrr.m
"rHght\ 10 14.
It: toutb..tll pl.t}l'l~ JU't (,lfl't
<oct•rn tn itl'l .t wtnntn~ \lrt'•''-gntng
.t) tlwu oH·t.tll tl'lOrd st.1nd' .tt .tn
c'\t.:n .liOO ''·tth ''' o '' .,,,, one lit',
and t\\u l(h~(' •
llw Lull'S won tht• IO\S. elected
to h~t.t•r~tt• .• md m~tl ht•d on thcu
1m.1 dfl\'(' lor <;txl\'·lllllt' \·.ud' .md
~l'\ t'll f>OiniS
I lottH'Il'.l'" PtnrWt''' m.ulc a
conwbad latt• m the scc;ond
quMh't to &·nd llw h.tlf iii 7-7. Tlw
LC 'core c.tmc Jltl•r tumor G.t)nl'
John .. on '"' oH•rc•J .1 lumblt• tn
PL U tt~r r11on. Aller .1 coupl~ pl.t)\
LC pla}cr touncl tht•m,cht •'> wuh
J lourth dm' n .mJ nmt•lt:t•n to Ko
'lluattQn Scmo1 qu.u tcrh.ICk
D.tn! W oudm.tr~ tlwn hi1 h•liow
'cnror I err~ \\ .11 tt!l\ for J 28 hlfU
tout hclown P•h'> Snphomor t' I nrd
i\ lon-,hll.l thl'n buolt•ct tht• b,1ll
through the up11ghh to dr.m 1lw
!>C(Hl' ,JI h,tfl tlnll! hi .1 IIC,
f hl• Wt ond hOI II \lilrH•d olllool.:
lnR good lor the P10nt't~r .. JS they
took tlw 14-7 \'\ ht!O r rc~hmJn
\\'Jynt• 1.u k'on took J prtch-out
tor "' lour yJrd ~core.
Pl U lute~ wea• soon to recap·
turc the lead J'> thl'\ took thctt
nexl dn\ic 111 lor ~•ght • comtng
from a 76 vard pd'>'> and J t"'o p\)tnl
con' crsron.
PtonCl'l head t:OJ(h rrcd Wthon
belie' c'> tht'> piJ\ prO\ cd to be I he
1urmng potnt ol the g.Jme.
lcwt'> and Clarkcr'> were held
,cor.,•le~'> Ill the lourlh quarter a'>
thl' Kntghl'> man<~ged to rro'>~ thetr
go.JI hne two mort• llml."> before
the gun '>oumlecl
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Washlllufor.. Montana, tdaho and
C.an.:~t.la \'ftll JOtn wuh Lcw•s and
( ldr~ and fill up Ddtd Pari-. wuh
50C(t!f.
What'\ al'>o l~·lt •u•• tv.o morP Defensive Backfretd Captatn Bobby Hale raacttes
from behind '" an effort to deflect P L U pass The
Lutes made many others on the way to a 30· 1 4 wtn
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-October 24, 197
elll••mpl .llld lunthled lwtu•.
o.H h \\ .r .. on tt•m.ttJ.t!d
tlw R·lflll', "WI' h.nJ our 'hctncc
hP.II tlw kiiiK'• but rn tlw • ..,, ... ,
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our t,u kling "' ,J~on't good .11 ,111
~Jtur d;JV'!> opponl'nl , Ltn
C ollt•gc•, will b•• ,lflother ch.rll
,,., tlwv. Ilk,• Pl.U. m.• undelca
T lw K.trlw w1ll be playetl
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Stretchmg for a Dave Woodmark pass •s wtde
recetver Floyd Grant on a crrttcal second half play -Team flushed • after sewer
slaughter
l ( Wdter wonder-, .tgJtn t.lrcw .1
record breaking crowd ..t" they loo;t
9-6 10 Pac•l•c Lutheran Uni\er~u>
in a g.tllclnt effort
Pioneer polol'ih 10ok dw htle to
get tt .111 together and dtdn t h.J\ c
enough time to make .1 comcbt~ck.
PIJyer MC!II Lt.wn ~tdtt>cl \
more 5UttJbll:' pla<t ~ for the ne'-1
P.lCifte lutheran gdmt! would be
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f01 the fir'>t tim•• thh ye.tr Rt?,
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Brov. n f~rcd m thr~e , Rell pul two
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~:o·< t~pt.Jin Gll'n "l ndle~~
Sumnwr'' Rutlwrlorcl hdpl•d uut
wuh one.
Gordon Brown looking b,,ck on
tht• ~.Hnt• c'\ddrmetl I '>.lW .Jiot ol
guod mdlvidu.tl 1'11011 but no
tc,un cllont"
llw tcdfn 'll now pH'fMrtng lm
1hc tourn.trnl'fll wh•c:h w1ll lw
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Our
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122nd
---'More like a party
than a market .... '
Wave Worth
Staff Writer
"Harmony ... reads che stained glass
placard. And perhap~ that's ""hat you'll
fine/ here I did.
Every Saturday a w,ually una,,uming
p«Jfking loc in Portland is tran:,{ormed
into a bnght crafbman\ marketplace .
The (Oion are bright and the at
mo,phe-re 1~ festive at this bazaar located
CJt '\J W Second and Davis. It·~ a place for
uaft')mcn to sell their ware'). jewelers.
pollen, parnteo. leather craftsmen.
photographen. candlemaken ... The
prices are rea)onab/e and the merchan
clhc ' of htgh qualitv
One booth measures blood pressure.
Another ~ell custom-made 'andals. A
photographer \rvtll take an imitation tin
type portrait and develop it "vhile you
wait for $2.00.
Food at the market range~ from beei
curry to candied ap;)le One booth .)ell
homebakec.J rolh and breads. Another
,ells nat ural fruit juete~ and t u[{ed
cabbage roll~. It\ all natural and organic.
4 hand-lectered sign prodam1 ... ··rea-25cr a lid ... The merchanb, a' well a~ their
patron:,. are an interesting mi~ ot
councer-culwre and straights. Two
middle-aged women "'vork on a quilt in
front of a varietv oi pillow~ and bright
cloth~. A child ~tare in la~cinafion a a
woman displa}s a toy airplane made of
wood.
A :>alesman ob:>erves, ''Thh i~ more
likf!; a party than a market .,
From ren to li\ e every Sarurdav. rh;.. ,
bright >POt in rile Burns1de areJ will be
open unt if Chrht mas -rain or ,hine. The
nearb>· Import Plaza rent the :>pace.
BULLETIN
A majo rit~ of the LC Football
team resigned Tuesday . Alcohol
policy was the point of conflict.
Team members who had con·
sumed any alcohol within the last
three weeks were asked to resign.
Most of them did.
A full story will appear in next
week's issue.
•
• • October 24. 1974
Vol 33, No.4
lcw•s and Clork College
There IS
a Portland
Town
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• -Page 2
Cindy Baker
Staff writer
lntang1blt.' pu,on bar 1solatt• u
from moral rcspon51b1l11 . It ·~ Pll''
ume \\ e ceaH.•tu tn)ulatc our,ch e
hom the pam and tntu,ttCt' that
C\1 '' fU"t on tht• oth~r 'IUl' '-,, tht•
door \\ «' ho1'e bt•en cffl!<11\cl) '
~t·hooled to bdil'\1' that erlu .11
action 1\ 'omething none b other
pCOJ>It• 1n other pl.tc~ . 1 o moan
\\ t•ll and an tend J(OOd 1\ 'omehO\\
t.tnt.mtont to domg ''ell .mtl
brmqmg about ~ood Unrit·r~t.m·
d1 ~ ll mtt•llectu.JII\' comprt'ht•n·
elm.: ~~ cquJito ha\lng ta~l.'n con·
• 'CIC 'CTIOI
.. Prison bars don't
need to be made out of
steel and concrete. They
can be fashtoned out of
words and phrases
smiles and hesitations
qualifications and low
key discussions
\\e h ... o.,o o \\CII
domestrcatcd and deserullt:ed
that \\c no longt•r ''po t' s the
)en col moralle erage 10 11 t' up
and llenoun ~.:e the e\11 that· ~ no\\
committed 10 our naml! ' 1 he
pen' er that \\ e hold, indt\ adualh P1oncor log
Self-ma_e prisons:
for the omesticate
an _esensitize
.1~ \\Cit at.: colleurveh ,I'> ,l) ~I.!MK•'r
m~ a .. "e '' oultl h.l\ f' 11 bt•. \\ t•
lack " rNrltz.uron ot thJt PO\\N
&ultl no long••r culrivatt• the "'''on
ro chrt.'l'.tlt. o, ••r the t•Jr "e na' e
lcarrll'd '' elllo Insulate ourwh~
from th~ pamlul. oltcn horrrf~ ·rng.
rc.lllltl') olthc> "orld I th, ... t'>ola
llon ~omcrh.ng \\ h1ch, m good
c. on'> 1cncc "c c.m pcrpNuate?
\\ c ha\(~ bPcn t.1ught that to
'care' or 10 bt.• con~.:ern<'ri'
fulf1ll~ our moral ol>lrgatron But
urh 'c.1re" and "concern" I) lt..os~
than \\Orlhle unlc.,, ttr<>folto\\ed
U\ muon and concrete dcl.•d . \\ e
mu t not onh bchc' e that, .. c ha\'t.>
rhc po\"~' to cntt.'r mto h1.)tory
.md t.'lko• ctn a ell\ e part an trl!allng
It; \\l! rwcll to perl.('t\C that "<'
haH• cJ mmotl obltg.llton to do ~o •
"The student learns to
step back and to steer
away from moral con
frontations . He learns to
ascertain the qutckest
highway and the best
approach to middle
places of inert compas
ston and dysfunctional
concern places where
cho1ce does not res1de
and anger does not
threaten."
1 ht.. Hl'lcn 1\clh•r we• Old not
mt•ct tn our !>c.:huol bool.;o; wrott•,
"Tht• ltlnt' ot bland 11 uggh• 1s
t.lr ct\\lng to ,, clo c ... Tht~ " 1101 J
Maintenance coverage lauded con t•ruuon .. tate~ that anyone
rna JOin rgma Phr :-..othrng
~---~-- ..., ,.-•gardle)~ of l' • race. color. age To the eduor:
.Oe'tterJ)
Stgma Pht Nothings protest
To th& Edrtor
I ha\'e JUSt returned from illten
dmg m) first SLC SenJte meetrng
etnd I feel a need to share m)
l~cltng\ wuh those an the ~tudent
both ""'ho have not an~nded a
Sen at m\.'eltng recenth.
I am OJ member of the club Sigma
Phr Nothmg "h1ch ought to h,n t>
11 chetner acc~pted at 1h1• ASLC
meetmg Our organizauon cho,t.
to )II rn on tht~ meetrng 01nd
ob5e"e the proces~ that would
deod~ Its fate ~ a legn1matt! LC
orgamzatron that c-an thereb)' be
allocatt:.>d funds. The (rr!ot ~urpme
that greeted me wa~ \.1ark le\\i~
who mformed our club that on I) 3
of our mcmb1..>r~ could come rnto
the room becaU\c thert.• ""'d~n ·r
"nough room to run an ord~l)
meeuns re not all Senate
meetrngs open to the publrd \\ e
~ol~t.>d our own problt!m b) shdmg
open the partarron-not a btg
problem .
MJfltn \\ augh \'o "" our
spokesman and he prt·~cnh~d rht.•
budget und comtiiUtlon, tlw
budget tndtc<Jtt:ll ho""' lunds will
be dr.,rubured among our
members. a~ requt.ostcd by the
r:n.ue \\ht•n our charter was turn
ed dO\\n ldst \\c.ek Our constrtu
rron ~late that our purpo!>e as the
promotron ol effcctrvc rnterper-
1-onal relatrom, p ·oplehood.
fdlowstup .md at:ll\ ~ pcr!>onal
growth through c'Ommunrty tn·
\ oh em em The ol r ·campus
Senators qul.!iUoned Marltn about
ho\\ many of our membeu are
present!) olf-ompu~ studentc;
The r••)ponse II\ a~ that olf-campu!>
mcmbe r~h1p comprr ~about 71 ,
ol IOtdl membershrp.
1 hrougno uJ ahe rncetmg 1 go1
th• J••••ling that ~Ornl' St!nators .md
ASIC olfl(ers oppo "ll tht'
ruupo ~cl c.h.lfler bP("dUSl' ol who
we olrt', .md I don't thtnk thc~t a
c h.uter \hould he r~JcCI ed b~
A!)LC Sen;uors becau)r• ol thr•
1dcolog~ or ah(! organ1zarron or
wl,o 1S a rex•ster ~J m•·mber Our
for 5.,1,.-Onr' Brll) Goat Fa1s
c~nythmg , no reasonat:Jie oftr·r
rcfus :d-19476 Sou•h E.nd Road,
Ot<.-gon Cll), CJ7045 or creed and tht~ rnclude5 oil
C'dmpus \tudenb! So "hat 1f mo~t
of our member h\e on campu .. ?
!:ihould "e be denu ~ll fund .. and a
charter? Though our club ma\,
dut• to the nature ol lh goah.
allfdCt on campu .. ~tuden to, more
rcad1l) than ott tampus !.tudent~.
rt ~cerns that man) other ch.trtt>red
organilauon\ cat~r to \pc('ralized
student mtcrc~h . e.g. Alpine Club.
\,ulmg Club. ,\alo.tdo Club ....
·Perhap-S this lcllt:!t , .. belated as
we drd get our l:harter by a clo.,.e
12-10 vote I l~t>l sad to thin!.. that
mt.•mbcr~ ot the Senate feel
threatened b~ thts enrhu\lcl'>tic
group ot mdivrduals \\ ho believe
that JU~trcc and comtructtve tun
can be .t<'hrc\ ed \\ nhan J structure
bast.-d on a mrnrmum ot organtld·
tron anll a ma1umum or anterper
sonal tru~l . tllo feel howev~r , that
th~e J..rnd ot 'threats' are good
and construct1~e thrng~ and
pcrhap~ marc• ol us should be
rrwol,cd 1n such a pron .><;.s. Than!..
';OU
Smccrely
lios ... Morrison ,\.\y great th.tnks go to lame'S
Duncan tor his lrnc coverage of
the current pl1ght ot our
mamtenance stall. In uml'~ when
LC ~•udcnt'S <Jrc fleemg the cam
pu"> communll\ an ~e.Jrch ot c1
more" re<~l" world, 11 "rt;Oircc.hrng
to iind I hat 'iome .ue aware olthe
realt ta~ that t•xa-.t ctnd .lH!) t•t olten
ob'l>cured here tn th1~ nc..r Oi~ne}
world cnvrronmen t.
I ilpprccr.Jte Jam<"!> broall
per\pectrH' but more importtln tl-y
I respect and \IJIUt> h" com
pa .. ~ronatc! cancer n tor tho~e he
'"'e~ wnh
Thank you, Jame~. lor the
~pirated journah~m.
Jim DohNty
Dear Edrtor:
The . tbbll dred V\ hat arc wt•
gorng to dol Daddy !lclld th<ll we
haH• to get mamcd. Oh honcv, I
Jn hardh wall.
love,
Ro~re
Wendy Pedersen
Slaff Writer
She 'It ~ounll) really dPpressmg."
Ht! "'t eo1h .. •t rs ·•
01 cour "• Nu:k's famou) Cont.•y Jslo1nd 1 dV«>rrl •~ no1 the
mo!lt ch~o•erlul place ro d1srus~ a ~~·nous m.Jtt"r l~pc•uo.~llpmcc
thr• Dodgc.•r jU\l lost. 3·1.
losrng a worlll Wtlf'S go.~mP 15 IOUKh, uut thrngs could
dcltnu~l~ b~ \\urw. lmagrnt!, tor eJ~arnpl t•, that ~ou're dcJd m
&he t')'l'S ol OrPgonlaw 't OU kno\\ ~ou'rc cJitw, )our tru•nch
and rdatl\t'.S (11 HIU htt\ic .my) ~now you Jfl•. but 1lw lo.~w s.rys
vou'r.-dt>ad You'11: rn Jitrl lncMnut~ h•d. Lockc.•d up
1 hat'~ bo.Jr baud
Ttw St.tlc h.'K rslo.~lurc probably te~.•ls om,.wh,tt thc~.HJII'W. Iy,
but uut ••no ugh 10 p.1s~ a brll aboli~hrnt; uvll dt>t~lh v. ht!n urw
Cotltll' .trr,und. SrJ,Ihl• Prrsont•r ASSI)l.1ncr• p••oplc ,., •. It• II 10dt•.1l
11\llh thiiiK\ .1~ bC)I tht•y t.an.
Hw P11~oner A~M~ t.an<:.: Prowct ~ldrtt •cl up •• bolll .r y•'JI .1nd .1
h.tlf c~go, rno.~nned b~ J lf'W U't A l.1w stud••nt) ('"'''lt•l tlwm pl.ty,
roo),., llh !.umc' helplrom L.-.g.ll A1d, Ar, 11 1~ no\\ , ltv•• (Jut ot tlw
crght st:1ft mcmL••rr. art> U't 's. I wo OluJ••Itht• drrc•t tor.s) .ue Pill•
U't A \-turned·JIIOIIII'y5 r hell $ d PH' II) t.ug chunl-..
I hey haH' pler,ty of horror ~IOrH'S <~bou t tilt' COIIS<'!.JUPII(t''i
ol ~~~ rlll~arh Sc1), J guy go~ to pmoo. M •,rnw hriP, h1~ p;utrwr
t•ll~ lheu hu~mt·~~. fiOS ott .1ll1hc• J(uV'!I valu,thlc•s, ,lfld lt1~ ... s off 11mc ot !-Wntlcnc "· It '"not .1 trrnl.'
t.•llht•r ,,, lulo.c'"·um bl•grnnint(\ Octobor 24. 1
• e v1ct1ms are
dytng ....
l t '"' tncl Ll.tr t.. dot•) not h
to lw .rnyrnore ol • .tn "
lo,,cr" than wt• nt.tl.;c n~tskc
rrufi\UJutrl ~, .tnd oiS tnt.'mbt•r~
r.rmpus commurut~·. \\l'
t,ll.;t• .HtHJO Ill 1nlorrn OUf\1.)
cJ .. , t•lop our ·'" .lft•nc~~ ol
, rlllt .rl '~""''~ th.lt ~urroun d
.rmlt,tkt• .1 rnor .tl Sl~nd b.t~cd
1 oii\IICitun' th.rt 1111<' \\tlltrdn ... H
lfliO I IIIli rCil' dt'l'tJ\ \t\ t'
.Jirt•.uly lt•.trrwd to tPold Trmc .
lr\tt•n tu thl' t•vt•mng n~W\ •
11 r ,, Uml' ft)r loud 'oice, o~wn
~pt•t• h .• md 1\·.ulc~ ~ rhmh·r~ . ..1
tiiiH' lor .rll th.tt '' rubu~l ,md
\dH'n1cnt .tnd bolt.! .• I luve 11 •
It thulh m' I ,h.tll laet• gre.rt
and tcr rrblt• thmg' I am a chrld of
m) gener.tt1on . I '''JOice th.lt I
lrH~ in \UCh .t ~plendtdrf) dt tur
htng t1mc." \\~mu st antt•rrupt the
lOnllortahlc. ~cCUri:', unrhrc.1tcn·
l'd nan~ ol our lh t! A hit• that
doe not retlt.•ct (00\ rt.:tlon 1~ one
\\ hrt.h ffiU\I tw PliJmrned \\hc•n Ill 'chool, to Wlllt• t•lullul
.wd .HII< ulatc rc~ot'arc h p.tpN~ •
•'.!>SJ~ \Vt• h,I\IC no1 lc,lrnt•d
ro expert•• nee ouu ·'S'' .11
mhurn.IIHI) 10 m.rn or to excr
mor.rl r~ponstbtlrr "It I
llOthrng." Rolh'rt Ltllon
nhscr-...·tl. "thcn death rs not
1n.,; place. • t I I teel no•th1rni.:
cannot h) thn•attmcd U)' death
.11o'und me ••. It I feel nothr
am nor respons1b1l~ lor you
your th•.uh" for our own sur
a~ cthrc:.1l being,, Wl' need los
tc•Piing
• "The language that
we learn to use tn untver
s1t1es and public school
ts . the language of an
intellectual cease fire rlu 1111• r. > ~'' lmm /OnOI/r(lll
~tltol \ /, •filii Ollllfll>: bot1k •lt•ol/111/f \\ ,,,. .,.. .,..,,,('I' ll•tltl~ltllloiiiOII I
''" ,, .,, • ,, .. II I 4111110( I
ol Oeoth 111 un EaiiY Ag10 111tl Fttttt
School•
·········~································ staff x/ ~ • • • • • • • •
: td1t0t 1n Cht~l • _ -· .. • * • ·--·--''"' 1\;H)IInf'r e "'"""11'"11 fdoror . - • .. • -· ·~ • .. -.. Bob Ro...,t' :
: 8u"n~• "Uno~t~t.'f • .. .. -· • -· uO~v1d k~l" e
• Produ<"1ton fd••o• • • - • • • C.ayl~ M.,cu, e
e ComJ)O\n•on (doto• , .. .. •. .. , .l.nd o~ Colburn •
• Pho1o Ed !lor-. ·-.. • .. .. • • • ,_ .. _ J•~ Me•"-dllh :
: Spoth ld1tor .... •. ~C'vt" Brown •
• So<lt'l) tduor •. • N•nC) w .. ht •
e Wr~ten Cynlhool B.tkt'f. R11.a 8.all.ard 'luun Conwl) kif .. Coolf'y Rtch~rd e
C~• Wendy Pedt.'f•~n . N1ncy ~bin, Ctnd) )INn• ~Ut' Nell Strc-~1 W.1~~ :
Wotth. J.amf'\ Ounc.an •
Photo~reph•rs C10dy Cort~n. Todd ComC'n,tohn f1nklc-, KC'nl H.uh.aw•~. e
Brol'lo.on Poutr. KyiC'nf.' tohn,on, ~h.tron l•nt, 8111 MtBI••n.-Anav p.,., .,er. •
Ruuy O'Br1en ,\.lurr.ay Ho~clum CtC'I! M""'-'" •
Compo11t lon Co~rol M,mumur .a 8~11'1' ~Utk t•), P.IIJ!I' /l'n,on, Ato1n \1\.irhrrr :
• t.an• John~n Ht•e N.agel, Jrnmler Woody, Wt>nd\ lk"""ll• e
e Bueonen St1ff Glenn Ru1hc-rlord Ctf\ll'r ll.al'hl Cht'IIC' Gtt't'nb•·• M •
• NonOit" ChcNt'n ~lo. M.atl; Anttlc •
Production C\'O<IIe Heon Julie Ou•n. Po~m f r.;nh, Jl'nnollf'r lo~rned laurcP :
C.eotgt' lt-d Ro~nt.a\ Rilo1 Bo~ll.ard, M.trtc••f'l I rrgu\On len Al"'"l e
Publtc: Oc:c:urencu C..rot .-.ndt>rson, Jo~mw Cochh.all •
H .. d Copyreader S.trb Moell~• •
e Arttet Dave Roc:k :
: Spotu Ro1nd) ~lendC't, ~II) xhuhz, IC'd C•uflm.an Kt•n Ccw e
e Advoaor £dd \'\h~lmOit' e
e Sptntual Gulden.:. B.al t I Bt .an :
: OHterll pubheltoon or the Aat4Ktalod Studenll of ltwll and Clatk •
e Collft11e 0615 SW P1letone Hill Road Ponland. O•egon 97219 P11ntcd e
• -kly dunng tho ac:.d•m• c year by the Lilli Oawogo Revurw Soc:ond •
• eleu po-atago patd et Portland. Oregon AnnualaubM:npuo n c:oa11 SJ 76 :
: lor U S aubM:nbera Voowte•Pftsled ere I hose ol tho wnlera end do not e
e noc:.ssenly rtlloc:1 ttw vtewa of the 11udon1 body the foeulty or tho e
• c:ollt~• 1dm1noatre1ton • • • ..........................................
ut thl· compan} c.u to liVI' m \lbuquerque Ttw pr•sonN can'r
suP unul he's t "rll) ,Jitv .. .~~ .. un. II he's an tor t<•n } I'.Hf>, rt'll be
too ldtc lor hrm lu i11t~ \UII And there!> NU II11Nll he c.:an do
t~huur 11. l-Ie\ t.lc.Jd
\\h1le hl'\ llcall. unlortuno.~tcl). he )1111 h.,~ to put up with a
lor ()I BS (B.rd '>tutfl \\rthrn the prrson. Sure , ... ,·n~ all he.~rd
.tb•)Ut how llfl\orwrs ~··• ch.ltncd to the b.us, beo~len,rhro \'o n Ill
"lh•' hoiP", delliCU t•xt•r(lloC, etc \Vc ol\\ II Ill the 100\' ll~~. nghll
llw p1·op1c v. c sa\\ wt•rt• unl} .u::ung, though.
,\ prt'iOn :o. not ,, !ol.lgto, .HHI ,1 prrsoner t~ not Jn .tctor. I hl'~l'
ttungs ..tctu c~lh h.tppt•n. Rtght 110\\,llow'tl \OU hkl' to Lll' r.)pc•ll
hv .t pr 1 on gu.trdl
I 1\ nor c•,uv I w 1 h(• pn~on t•r to rt>t,rlrJtt'. [\ <!n wlwn ht•
man.tl.(l''o tu hr Ill)( clll<'nllon Ill o111 Ill( rdt•nt, thcr l' 1
) d monum(•n
taJ t ll'dibahty probiL•m, \'\ ho o.1rc \'OU .;o1ng lu bt•ht•Vf!, <1 lmc
up>t.mdmg "ork,•r or a lt•lonl
Somcho \1\, 1lw Prrson Anrstaru ,, Ptojt•(t flhllldge ~ to ht•lp the
und••rdog11, l.u gt•l) through lt•go~l m1•.m~. l ht•\ \\111 o.1 It•\\, .mel
th~y lu~c .1 h•w mo11•,
I h•· Prult't t, Ill .ln) (.t~•-. 1 .1 ~uuPHIIIIP,.tmph• c)J ""h.lll 't' \
" all .tLuul I ht• rcft•/l 1\ IIIli on I~ lu 10\'Uh ,. \tUdt~nh lor ol \'l .Jr
hut 10 r.IISt• oi Pl'llll.llll'fll ~ttl 1.11 (till~( IOU~Ih.'\1. r r dnld). II U't o\
h.uln 1 come .tlnng.lh••rP prohdhl wouldn't"' t'll be aPr 1\orwr
,,~\l~ t.tntt• Prol"<:t Ut·l.JU~c '' w.J~U III{•'"etl h)\ oluntt•f!ro;Jnd
1\ 'oltll gorng Wllh flf'\\ \ Ofunl••t•r!o dlld t\\1) 8r,ufu.lll'\ 1h,11
roultln 1 ""·•'-•• rlw c ornnlll nu.•tH •
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•••••••• • • • • • • • •
' ~~llnr.r
Bob Ro~o>e
llvtd II. t"t' I ,.
rtf' "~Ao~rcu~
l01 Colburn
Mer'--dnh
,.,. Brown
laney W.ehl
'i Ru:hMd
M!l, Wol•t.' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r.!,uho~wn , e
Clv Po~'""' · • • 'i\'\ .u·h•e• : • rt'f'nb. 'II • •
1!<1 U•HII' : • • • • • • • • nd Cla1k :
Pnnted
Second
Jlf S3 76
rd do not
tv or the • • • • • • • • ••••••
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), II 'II Ul!
• he CJn do
up wrth a
all hcJrd
hrown Ill
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• 11 u'
Prt\oner
'l'r!; Jnd
It'S 1h.11 :tot1or 24, 1974 Pioneor Log -
LC students take bus to Country Club Btll ~lr BJ .. ,,.,
Today's Ourz. Is the ktd m the door wearrng different colored tennis shoes or is i\ the other
s foot? If so what IS his leg doing in hts frrend's trousers?
De.u Mom. Jim Ker$hner
Editor-in-Chief
Weill m )ltfinf( here 10 the library and can't concentrate on
the old Economic~ 'o I gueH I'll \Hrte cJ letter home
I /w.•l! bet:>n ,rudyrng an awtullot I.Jtelv I am 1al<1ng my mid
wrm Cli.Jm~ .md tlley are real hard I had one on Monday cJnd I
dH/n 't I!),;Jctly do real good on 11 butrt ~ not as bad J5 it >Ound~ I
am lucktly t.Jking that cia>> Credtt No Record. whrch meJn\
you C.Jn flunk a eta'\ and nobodv care> or even fmas out.
On the p/u, tde I m•ght 'iJYihatl got an A-on my Badmrnton
mld•tt!rm .
By tlw wdy I "d' glad to hear that Aunt Wand.J ha> gotten
ovet her ,tomJch .Jche and dr.urhea and 'he mu~l b~ feeling
re.JI good 1f >hl wds able to have Sunday dmnet at the catetena
w1th Uncle Lefty .
r ~II het •md Letty h1
In am" er to your I.:JSt letter's question, ye.s the\ t.Jo havco
tJ,mcc~ IH?rc. I weot to one once bu111 made me I eel re.JI ~' terd
f01 wmt• rt.>.non. I walked rnto the place dnd rhere wa' .1sol1d
laver of pt•oplc lrning tht> w;l/1, but there Wd~ onlv abvut lr'Ve
couple~ .JCtuJIIy udncrng. So I squeezed 10 among the people
.J8•IIIl\t tlw Wdll .md pretendt>d that I wa~ rea/1'; entoyin~ tht!
bJnd .and tll.Jt they were \O good I JUst wanted to \t.Jrc..> at thf'm
oJnc/ rh,u 11 W.J>Il't the sort of musrc you coulrl danc:e to
,\llr.H li\lt'nrng to tht" ban<J lot .a \\·h1l~ I found I couldn't
prf!tc•nd th.lt .Jnymore .So I decided to .nk one ot the
olpproxml.ltt.•ly 200 girh there 10 d.mce.
I thought about thJf ror J whrle but ;n~teJd JU't dcc1dl•d to
/<!,tV('
By the.> w.Jy, hO\.\ Jrt-tht South Pa~adena High Tro1an' dorng
till~ yPar/ I )ure l10pe the'( beJt North
Tllert.• tS thi, gtrl rn my Badminton dJ)' ~"'ho ~~ probc~bl} one
ultfle mcl'~t J;trh l'...,e ever mf't. Boy, I> 'heme •.lthmk th:u ou
\\Oulcl prob.Jblv fllw hi'r beco~UH! he;, a rec~l nrce 8"1 belu~~~~
me
An)wa.,. I w.J' \ttlmg ;uound the other dc~v, ;md I thought
ltow 1t would \Ute bt.• fun to go out to .J tnOiiH~ or 'OnJt•thw~
'ome CH•nrng. \ \'eiiJu't about th<Jt ume who ,hould pop m1o
my nund bur Ro\ll' (The r~al nice IJifl,) So I thought 11 \\ oulcl bt•
fun ro \Off of J\k her our. I rcallr w.mred to go out bur I bt.•gJu ru
tlunk tltat 11 wuuldn't bf'! rov cJ\Y )eemg J' ho\"' I Jon't h.tvt .1
1 c.u .1111/ lw, ci.Jte' an.• nor l''t.tetiY m) rdf!.J of,, gooclrmu ~~ I
· tru•tltu tlltnk ol wmt>thing elw
I clcrHII'cJ I'J ,hl\ lll'r 1f ,fw V"o.tnlt•d to ~o In Sogg.J wrth mt•
Ancl I wou/ti/J, IVt• ',tflt•d lwr .md J)h•d lwr Hglu thco .mel
I lrc•r• but I d1d11 't k11o\\ hf'f phone• numlll'r or '-'' ,.,. J,,_.r /,,,t
11.m1t f\t•f\h()(J\ "'B.ulnuorou }'"' t::JII~ IJI'f Ro''''
~u yc•,ft•nl.ly 111 #,,u/mmtun I notic l'd th.ll hc•r n.lmP "J\
wnucu on rite HJ\Hle ol het tt•nni, \hOt', 'Ro,il• Rut/1'.
lth111k I \\'Ill prob.rhl) .11/lu~r prt~rt} 'o()rl
}Cfc)Ul('
P --thk LJ.tcl If 11.-. rt'mc•mber tellmg me lw nu~llt 8" c me
t lu~ lluu k ~onu•c l.ty. GRE's are:
1) expensive
2) self-torture
James Duncan
Staff writer
GRE ts <~ ~crvrcc provtded by ETS
rhe '"me people who brought you
SAT
GRE mec~n~ Graduate ~co rd
hamrnat10ns. They are designed
to l1gure out how ~mJrt vou are b~
the tame vou are il ~enior in
college, so that all the graduate
~chools rn the countr)' can dec1de
,., hether or not you can go to them
to become a Doctor or a Ma'lter.
People who h.IVe decided that
the) hcJven't had enough ot ~chool
for c1while almo~t uni .. er .. allv have
to t.Jle GRE. There's no geuing
around it; 11 cs the one agency
Jccepted b)· otll graduate schools
10 centrally evaluate applicants .
It\ like c-ar imurance, and it cor,r~
p10port1onallv damn near as
much.
I here·~ the aptitude test''whtch
rrtecl'iures gent>r.JI s<.holaslic abili
ty,""~ you will be told il vou read
thl' ltht manual That CO!>t~ S 10.50
An adv.mced rest, tor peopl~ who
want to pariJ., rheir major .nto .!
grJdu.tte degree, also co~ts S 10.50.
If you re~l\h!r l.!le that "til be
S-4.00 more There are C\ en
ilCt 1!'1\0rtt.~. lake cloth~ lor a Bar
btc doll. that tJI.;en \'\ 11h
C'VCr 1h1ng el~e could run \Our bill
ro S31:1.50 .md be) on d.
1 c 1~ lor 1974·75 occur on Oct.
26, Dec. 1-1, J,m 16, Feb . .:!2. Apr
2ti. Jun 21 and lout 14. 1 o beat
the I .ric •~·· } our regtstnmon
.. hould rl'<JCh Bc•1 L.elt!y at lea-.t 25
da\ .tht..•ad oi lhl' rest date On~
\H't•l\ l.ttt•r m<JrJ,;, lhl' last dit\ to
rcgrstcr, percod T ht..• Oct.l6 d.11e '"
.tlrcad) clmcd to people who
".me lo t.li.:t~ thP t~)t 1 his \ c 1f.
f\ \urt• .mel Ut'lll!r mtorm.Utt.'ln
< .m be chct•rrull} pro\ldcd tl\ Or~
\ t•rl(ll f ogJall.
\' ,\ ~lli!trJI publtc; \C(\ ICC, the
Log \\ rll bl: 'ending one ul 11 O\\ n
rPpone \ o the Oc.t •. 16 'c~-.~on
d1sgut •oJ. ~ Jn MnbrtttlU~ !ltudl'llt.
lor )Uil'l ·\\til hJ\C a lot to !u.)
,tl It' I hr IMr l\\ n~ '' pc:ncnCt of
irllm~ tn il dn p• Pktn!).J\'Crthc
t ould · J' gt.•ntu c' to sc<'
\ wttwt ' '" •r co 4~ IS {a)
1 •ould "cmmbulou .
u (<:) ,, 1 tht: .tbm e.
T Ulll' • •n I :\ l.'en Suun Conway
Steff writor
How would you r.trc Tri-Met rn
com par rson wtth the bu\ company
'" your home 'o"n? How abour
l rr·."-1~>1 ver~u~ the system you
rode m Europel
,\.\ost of us maght put 11 nght
about m the m1ddlc ot the ct
lrnency scale It doC)n't go
c~cryv.herc .md do"sn't run as
olten a\ you would wtsh, but at
I •.~st 11 com~
T r r·Met ·~ " ~ontroversaal issue
m Porrland Mo)t ol the talk stem~
lrom tht• nl.>W Board ot Dul!<tors
.tppomteu c•arltcr '" this yeJr b~
Governor Tom McCall. It was
hoped that the new Board would
be 1nnovt1trvt: and ma~c Portland'~
bus sy~tcm live up to liS potent1al.
An efltnenl mode ol tr.tnsporta·
11on lor the whole communcty .
In arc.' ealang stud) done b\1 the
Oregon T rmt.>s, Julv/ ugusr •ssue,
• .... t.uon Drukman wrucs, "Unfor
tunately, rn one .... ay or another, a
rcvoluuon IS prcc•sely "hat IS
needed for, dl!)p1te iu relat•vel) ·
short hrstorv. Tn-Met has become
mired in the depths of mangerral
mcompctencc , bureaucratic .... -ar
fare and polttrcal tn-ttghting ." A
min1mum ol good scrvtce •s b~mg
coupled w11h a md!l.tmum e'll:pen
dtturc ol dollars.
Ho-.., do'S thrs bureaucratic
mrre altect the lew1s and Clark
student who wanto; tO JUq go
downtown e'er\ once 1n a whtlel
Probo~blv nor very much, but u
cenainh does .:~tfect the )tudent
who wants to rely increasmgly on
the bu'> lor gettmg around. o\nd ot
course, tf you pay t.u~. then. tl
mdirectly touches you.
People \'\.ho work for T n·Met or
ha"c conne<:ltOn\ wrth u will pomt
ro che lack of tramtt c11penence
thai e~~•~ts tn the hrghesr C"ompan) '
pO\it•ons as a root of the problem.
One bu\ drrver remarked,
"Anvttme ) ou get people who are
u'ed to runnmg hardware tares
and merchandi<ie and you ;ttcl<
them m tramrt )Ou're bound to
ho1ve problem\ ."
1 n-Met Contr.tct \dmancstrator
8•11 Gre8s has b en wtth transtt
~rnce the tourtics. t ie'\ one of the
,·aluublc people in l rt-~1ct who
pcrhJp\ bcCJU'I! of hi., po ttton
does not haH~ .1~ much influ~nc-e Page 3
tam areas, lots of green .area~ wllh
trc•!S, a serce:. of covcretJ buutops,
modern lampp~tr.. and lnh!rsec
trom wtth elaborate cronwal~s
probably made ot tried buck Th
plan has JUSt pam~d the tcchntcal
study \I age e~nd awcuu the fcdcr al
fundang whccll wtll come 11 the
government appro\eS the frnal
studv .md the esum.;ued cost.
l n-Met has se\i era I r~urcc~
lrom wh1ch •t gca fund~. ~here IS
th" I are boJ wh•ch rakes care of
only a small pitr1 of the cost of
kecprng tht! bust..>s runnmg. paymg
Sdl.aries, and mak1ng new
purchas<.... . Th~n there IS th •
payroll t<lx. Thts rax can be ro11scd
to 0.6'l •. It •s currently Jl o.3%m
bu1 the Bo.ud may ra•se u to 0.5'\,
soon. Htghwa~ funds may be
drJwn upon and federal fundrng
may come from the Oep.utment
of Transport.ttton or the Urban
Ma\S Transtl Assoc.tauon .
T ri-Met has been accu\ed ol
excess spending withtn the com
pany. The a11ack ts directed at the
plannrng department wh1ch h.n a
staff of around etght) people. Thrs
can be compared wrth other
successful transit companres
whrch m<ty have around ten peo
ple rn their planntng department .
Btll Gregg delendcd rhe pl.ln·
ntng department by stattng that if
you don't have an in·hou~e stall
then vou JUSt don't have to go
outr.rde ro stet ''·
Gresg w~ asked <tbout the
po\stbiliry of molftng to \matler
bu<;es in the luture. "There w1ll be
areas 4) we mo,•e 1nto our total
program where we m~) want to
u ~ )Orne smaller bus~ ... The end
of a long term bus purchase over
the past two or thre4! ve<~rs IS
comrng Tr~-Me t expects the
dch>iery ol 80 bu)es 1n November •
These bus~ "ere federally fund
ed
Bus rtde~ can look torw·ard to a
decrea'le In tare for ndes to the
ourl ing areas. The fare w1ll be
standardized to 35¢. Another
money sa"ng plan \oon to be put
rnto efiect Jan. 12 .... m be a no tare
zone in Portland. Passenge rs "cll
be able to ndc wathm the
perimeter of the zone created b)
the htghwd., and the m•er and
~larket :and Hoyt without paymg
tart!.
rn dec•~1on mo~&..ing 01\ hi' \!),;· .---------------,
penenc~ mer II!> ham. \\hen asled
.Jbout the clarm of grm anethCien
cJc) in tlw U\1! ol T rr-i\ tet fund .. he
repllt'd, ''I thrnk it\ prob .:~bl) a
malter of opmron I could ~a .... " e
should be dorng 1h1s progr arn. and
our Board ot D•rector Sil) we
should be dotng that prosrarn.
The' gc1 1nput from the
dcpar tm •nt~ "athm th~ compan);
planmng, ftnanc~. oper au on and
~o on, so rhc t.lke the b~t ad.., tee
the\ ha' e and the fund~ the · ha\t:!
.J\.::ltlablc to them and put them
tnlo a progre~m" Deoston mal..rng
re,ts "ath rhe Bo.tnl.
One ol tht> pl.ms an the olfang ''
,1 5th and 6rh A11cnut• tran~it mall.
11•s a IJ rnrllion dollar proJC~o; t
\\htCh \\UUid 11\YOIH! rre,ttmg J
bus IJnl', prohtbtltng u Jfltc '" t..E'r-
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WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 30, 1974
to dt$tun quahftuhon' for
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GRADUATE SCHOOL
~rrd job opportunities
•n the field of
INURN A TIONA.L MANAGEMINY
DR. VERGIL FOGDALL
H !STORY DEP.ARTl-fENT
AMUICAN OlADUAll SCHOOL
01 INTUNAffONAL MANAOIMINf
Thunderbird Cutpua
Glend•le, Arbona 15306 Film. rh Crape5 of\\ ~rh {19-40).
John Ford's tauhful rendering of
~te.nbed. s dawc no,el or dust
oo~l hfe dunng the Depressaon .
Henr fonda, J~me Damell.
Charlie Grape-A1n, and John
Carradm~ star.
7:00 p m. at the Portland rt
iuseum.
Uf\\ film: \\h) We 8o)"COII' '.
7:00p.m. Tomlmson Room
Choru 8:00 p.m.. Ftr aes
The4tr~
Film: 8utcerflres are free.
B.' .O.P. • i:OOand 9:.30p.m.. h-ans
Aud1tonum.
•popcorn
Film: J'e(e SeeS?~ : .A Song .And A
~Oile (1974). The first teature iilm
on lhe folksinger who h~ becom~
on menan inSlitution. The falm
captures h1s cMrisma and portr<a)'S
htm ~ a musical t;alent and a man
of conviction. Directed b)' Robert
Elfstrom. 2:00 p.m. 01t the Ponland
Art Museum.
Film: The Confession (1970) y,-es
Mont.Jnd and S1mone rgnore1
appu~ m thrs Stzzhng pohual
thraller ~ ~ direaor Cona
Wvr3s on the trial in Prague of
Anur london. former \ 1ce
Mtmster of foretgn Affa1~ i';30
p.m •• Ponlan<i An :iuseum.
•
R.A. app!tc.ations ;u~ now
ava.alab!e . an the Dean o! Studenu
Office. for a limited number of
openinp "f\inter term. Oe.adhne :
Oa. 31
1 S1 in Forensics
On Oa.30.31 and Nov 1, \\ed .•
Thurs., and Fn. lev.~ and Oar
Golleg y.iJJ be hostmg ns annual
mllegaate fcrensu:s rournament .
Over .30 schools from 12 nares.
mdudmg the Unn. er.slfy ot Kansas.
U of Ut<~h. U of ""ommg. U 01
Alasla. Cal Po!) at Pomona . and
others, ~nil ue repres nteo \..Om·
DelJtlon w.ll be held '" or tor),
exremporaneo~ spea 10g, oral
interpreust•on. and debate. lour
nament headquaness WJII be 10
the dtmng rooms 1n T empl ton.
The tournament w.tl be held all
o er ampus \rnnon '"'ould be
most .,.efc:ome. ----------------
A ote to ill ou Sporu fall$ A
faihtan hm1-y, ear our orang ·LC
shiru lo rhe nexa sports e"\enr 'ou
anend {r e. 1he un reJd football
g4me. rhe w-..1 er polo g4mes, che
SO«er m<l!ches, otl ball. golf
tourney. a~~ countty meet. etc.J
Stand up <~nd shO"f\ our colors. Ptonoer Log
Ghosts. 8.00 p.m . Fn Acres
.ure.
Film: lure. i~OO and 9.30. E~ans
1.. htonum.
Leo Kottke. 8:.:30 p.m., Ctvlc
uditonum.
Chapel: 10:30 a m.
Marty Ropbins-Ferlm Husky
Sho". Civic uduorium , i:OO p.m.
8tS11o. Cath) lunsrord, gUitar and
.ocals. 9:00 p.m.. Stamm O~ning
Room.
AJiende · s Widow
Honensa., Bu~. dt? Allende wtll
~pe;a on .. How lhe Junta m Chile
C011'1W to Po\\ er .''
3;.30 p.m. in rhe Chapel.
free.
NATIONAL SCIENCE
FOUNDATION
GRADUATE FEllOWSH IPS
1975-76
These teJio .... 'Ships are a~ arded
for study or work leadmg to
master ·~ or doctoral degrees in the
mathetNt&al . ph~cal, med1cal.
biolog1al, engmeering. and ~~I
sciences. and an rhe history and
ph1losoph) · of saence.. "" ards ;,re
not mil~ m dmical, educauon , or
busmess fields, 10 h~tor} or sooal
\\Otl, or tor wor lead~ng to
medrcal, dental, la.v or JOint Ph.D.
-prof~o~l degrees.
For furthet into., coni~CJ Or.
Fogdall. FOB 25. ----------------
LC Hosts Forensics Meet
lewrs and Clar won the St.
S" ~t1kes uophy ahas past
~ eekend, Oa. 18-19, 197-t, at
Pacihc Una~;enity for the o erall
best performance m forenStcs . In
Sr. DiVISIOn Mtke Krieger and
Roger Ptle.Mark Olsen ;md Bruce
Maland ued for 1st and 2nd in
debate. Bruce Maland also took
2nd pl<~Ge rn Sr. Oratory. In Jr.
0 ISfOn K1m fernades and Mark
Vauchet. John Bourhrs and R.ndy
Austad tied for 1~ and 2nd 1n
delnt Th" rs che fuse ume 1n
hrstor lhilt one school has com
pletely dosed out both diVISIOns an
debate. -OctobGr 24,
Jack Whtte gleefully contempla tes has
White's demonstration was one of the more .su'cc~~~
cultural events at LC.
OREGON SYMPHO NY YOUTH
Concert r vic udiroraum ,
11 DO am
LAURINOO ALMEIDA
CAJnari_t. C.h·ll .. Audatorium , ts.JO
p.m.
LIVE MUSIC
Calvins Publac House Sat. Irene and John v'"""
Wesak Faucet Thun ·Sat
Firehouse Thur -S..t Jacobs ladder
Moonstone
Sunnyland Frankenstejn 's Thun
Ken s Afterglow
Refee1ory E
Refee1ory West ~n
~I
Thurs.·Sat.
Fn.
Sat. Or. Corn
llgh~hip
Gord) Keene and
Steve Bradley
Sunmland
The American MuseumFri .• .S..t.. Carl Smnh and the
The Earth
The Old Irish Inn
The Power House
The Town Pump
The Single Guitar
Portland Jam
Thursday , October 2-tth, mar's
rhe fint in a seraes of low -cost
concerts f·~•nurrng Oregon's out
stilndang musial grou~ The
problems facing ne¥.· groups in
obtaining e'posure and
engagemenrs are often too great
to :\Urmount, causmg out-of--state
relocatiOn or .1n earl) .. retire
ment'' for th~ mus1oaru . KGW
Rad•o tlnd Paramount Nonhv.--est
ha -e developed the _eries ot one
doll<~r concerts to ptovide an ahet
nOIII\ e 10 these problems, oftering
the sroups both publiar 'Vld un
IOn seal~! for rheu t<&lentsl
••pleasure" rs leatur~ m the
Porrland Jam: 41 ~roup'. ho recent
ly recorded their fa~t album wh1ch
wtll be rele~sed an the future.
"Emt~non''. one of the featured
bands m the uJu.z an the Park"
concen thrs summer, headlines
the 7:.30 concert .. Thurs.
fn.
Sat.
Fn Sat
Thur\. Sat.
Thurs.-S.at .
Thurs.-Sat. •rural Gas Co.
Sunnyland
Homemade
Equmox
Super Mick & the"''""'
Bro'h n Sugar
Elysium
at Johnson
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Check out Am rican (Thund
bird) Graduate School ot lnt
nliiiOn;al Management.. For an
po.ntment , sign up wtth
Nl8dall, FOB 25. lntervJ~'S will
held Wednesda) ·. Oct. JOsh 10
Monte11h Room, TempletcJr
College Center from 9:00-1 ... -
a.m. and from 1:J0.4:00 p.m. ,....., _____ _. _______ _
HAWAII EXPEDITION
The Biology Oepanment is plit.n·
nang an expedition 10 Hawaii OU·r•
ing the tntenm between Fall an
Wtnter terms. Ten studenu will
sel cted ro spend 25 days e,;oltl,r·
mg the anous envuonments
the largest Island. Conj~dt!raltJI
htlang ~ some ovem1ght cam
p1ng wall be done.
Appllauon forms for
N•tu,..l History of
Expechtion rruay be obt;amed ir
the Cherieas Of face. The must
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ernight earn· tobftr 24. 1974 Ploneer Log
Birds, ballet. Berkeley
African sand to urban research
Suo Nell Str et
Staff writer
tusr below the ltbrary, back
bclund some bu~hc.s , and und r
the roof of a bungalow,lcwts olnd
Cl.uk ts hadmg J new prof~sor an
tntcrnatlonal aflo~11s
Rac:hdrd P ck Cilm tO us b) ..-.ray
of cw 'orl. Cothfornaa, Connec
ucur , and Arrrca
He enrolled at Berkeley. (yes,
one of "tho e" kind.t and qutc:kl)
cttanged from a ph :'$tCS ma,or.
ahcr one cour~e. to pol -so. Has
fasonauon y,; ath the slade rule and
ch quadratiC formula led him to
fun her mash clan , but he spaced
up hi) college career b) translaung
• A lace tn \\onder land" rnto Rus
~an. The resuh "as a 8. A. n poly
~· and a double manor--has dtver
Sit) cropped up at an early stage.
Growang llfed ol sunny sktes,
Nc\' Haven, Connecucuu otfered
plenty of snow and a dull gray
canopy. The educatronal e$·
tabh~hment was Yale.
He went an to a master's program
an mternauonal relattoM and for
qune some tame he toyed wath the
1dea of foreagn ~Vtce. He finally
deoded he was ''too tndepen
dent" 'IO spend hts lafe havmg
relauvely I at tie anituence on U.S.
fore1gn poliq ~nd still having to
support that pohcy w1th which he
drsagreed. AcademiCS seemed to
g1ve t11m more lee\\a in deter·
mmmg h1s career so he pursued
that faeld.
Pol -sc1 ailed agaan i\ hen he
decid~ on a doctorate program
and 11 hnall) came time to wnte a
d•~~e11a11on Ped appl1ed tor a
urnegu! Foundation grant and
sought 10 combane his mterest in
rntern;uion.JI organizauons with
an anterest an Afnca.
He wassoonoff lor ;nearan bst
Africa scudying the East fncan
comm1ssion. A coup in Kenya
~n atter h1s arrival nude
nat•onal leader~ a bn suspicious or
a foreigner snoopmg <~round so
i\h1le he wasn't gening doors
)lammed an h1!. faoe or arying to
tollow new leads, he w~s p~c-
1 tieing dMS1cal guitar. learning
SMhll1, and reading in the S;uroba
labr<~r • Iter nine months he linal-
1) decided he wasn't getung
anywhere so he packed up,
changed subj~s. and got a little
sand 1n has boots y,; htle crossmg
ahe desert '" a 1eep on his w~y to
Ett11opt.1.
Here he was to ~tudy the
econom•cal commi~ion "tor"
Atnc-.t. but he found that t~nother
candadate had alrcad) explored
the same 1dea. Time and money
had hnall)· run out so 1t was back to
'r ale and back to the begmnans of
a ~arch for a dtssertataon topic.
Hts experience 1n Atru~a made
htm a part-ume teadler in Alnc:tn
polttacs and dunn' thas penod he
deoded he'd had a l1fe long desare
ro know what role rhe permanent
representaU'.i~ in the Unated
Nauom pla7 ed, how the U. •
mfluenced rhear aurtudes and
h~w. tn turn, the mtluenced the
fore.tgn poltCj of theu respe<u e
go"ernmenr~ It w.u fmally done
and Rtch,.rd Peck \\.tS a Ph.D.
'o·... thlu that , .. -.as out of the
wa), he spenr the nect ynar work
ing a. an e<onom1c and staustical
consultant lor .Jn urb-.n consuhang
ftrm rn f!\\ Haven He desagned
and wrote a program on howrng
research using h1s background tn
math.
Januar• of Ia t year brought htm
10 our fa r ot (Portland. that is)
oand an 1ntef\1C't\ wath LC. He
appl1c<f 1...,. et)'\\ her c, but II JUSI
happened LC needed hts com
bmatton of sltll" NO\' Peck •s wnh u~.il p.ut of our
academiC communll), and as a
member h has a rolf:'. H 1s
reJChtng .. Poi1IIC\ of the Unued
Niltaon~" and "Alracan Pollllcol
S)~t~.m" lhls rerm ~t r~>rm ..... 11
follow wtth "Amcttan forc1gn
Pohc., and a fr hman ·manJr,
' Afnc.~n PohtJCS through the
Afncan O'-et:·
Conc:emang the mrent of hts
courses. he obse• .ed, ' I don't
!'tope to turn out mass&onara •• but
people who an ma"-e i reahstic
assessm nt of \liNt the U can
do and who w,IJ be ~1llmg to asd
these endea-.ors. .. I reahl. most of
us can'tturn the world or the U S
around, but we don 1 want
C)'OIO.Sm ••• l would lake to mcrease
concern lor the world and
decrease i rendency to see 11 an
s&mple terms." He olten referred lo the
world.. nd th Th U ' and
d•~rab d thetr relatson today
''The U has a potent1t1lly
Important role an the world "e
can't e:ipcct much more than It
can produoe gn•en rhe condtttons
1 h.11t e l!.l.. power
confagurauons.. h can atd n.liiOM
to agree on "hat they w.1n' don
The tnsututton ha~ wea~"nesses
but a pos.t1ve mHuence on
rel~t1ons between the stGtes.
So now you ha"e htm, or part of
ham There s .an 'eryda Rtdlard
Ped, loo He's a man who plavs
dau1cal gurtar, coo Chtnese
food, backp<~cls, lo .. es ~llet (No.
he doesn't have sltppers. purel
spt.>aator mterest."), and ltkes to
go btrd-watchl~ That's purel
spectator •merest, too, .. he added,
.. , don't h.a .. -e wmgs."
'I too
Murray Hackett
Staff writer
lexander Simonedes (not hts re.1l niilme) left Cyprus for the
Unated Stiiltes on September 6 1974; the same d~y he ·w~
released from ser..,ace tn the Greek C praote 'auorul Guard.
He was anvoh•ed In the itghttng unttlthe ~ he left.
Three da)"S later Simonedes arnved at LC to begin hrs first
term of das.ses.
S1monedes and I d1scussed at length Cyprus ind his ex
penences during the Turlash anvaston. \\holt roiiOi\"S as a record
of our discussion, edtted for Journahstic purposes only. o
anempt has b~n made to writ~ an "objective" artade about
Cyprus -this rs only wh.Jt one indMdual has to sa\ concerning
~me Important e-.:ents an his ltfe, and in ihe hastorv of lus
people. •
M: How old were you when you fir~ became aware of the
political and social problems we refer to as the ··Cyprus
sit\lation 1
A: When I started Higr r'IOOI. •• when I v. ~ 15.1 -.vas told,
in the English School, rnt: C·.eeks and Turks '1\ete tndmon.1l
enemtes The Bntish presented the Turks as bar~rous and
uncivlfazed relatt\'e to the Greeks. Turli:ish cuhure "'~ tn a
M~lem, Asiatic. cradrtton .•• Gree culture was 1n 1 \\'estern,
Christian tradiuon. cuhurall "more advanced" than that of
Turkey •.. tl'trs tS \'o hat I was taught.
M: How do you feel about the Turks?
A: I desp1se the Turks because the ha\ e a used a gre41 deal
of harm to the Greek people.
During the Ottoman £mpcre Greece '1\U r\lled b Turke for
nea rfy 400) ear$, from 1453 to 1821. !C) prus ttself v."iS occupaed
b) th~ T u rls from 1571 to 1788}. These were the·. ery v.'Orst ears
in our (the Greek People's) htstory .•• .;oo years of oppression.
The Turks too the best oi what \\e h<~d 01nd left us "hat
remained. Turkish oppres~on was the m<un ou~ of the
misero~ble l11e the Greek people led at !hat time ••• there Yills
much DOh::. r artd suttenn~.
M! What about the pohtical probtems which have pJagued
Cyprus since World War U1
A: In 1950 rwhen '' was sull a Brlti;h 1.andatel the oeoole of
C prus .signed a plebtote by wh1ch th~ demcnded ENOSIS or
polttical un1on '1\tlh Greec Thas was supported b) about 95%
ol the Gree.l Cypnots. The plebaote .. -as complete! ignored b
the Bnush.
M: Why7
A: I do not know.
In 1955 the EOKA stru ~le ~an , which lobted unul1959.
This w1u .... "dr beti\een the EOKA ( auonal Ofianinuon of
Greek Cypnot ftghters) and the BrniSh llus "aS caused b the
failure 01 the Bntash to honor the plebiot
The pofrq of the Brat ish gO\ ernment dunns th1! mand41te
peraod wa~ Ul\'lde and rule. The) deltber~tel promulgated
h1ued bet"een rhe Gree and 'fur tsh C)pnots f01 thecr :n
purposes.. .• much ts the dad 1n lrel<md and I rut
In 1960 C)pr\ls became an andependent republtc. but the
Briu~h su11 had a gre.11 deAl of influence The) ''ere suit
oppo)ed to enous . • o the ad'~ the Turki h mrnortt to
de~JUnd unton '" nh Turke). P~rhaJ» tht\ '1\ as th~r response to
lhe terrorism of the EOKA struggle • • man Bnush s.old1ers
· ... -ere ktlle\.1 dunng that ttme.
M: What role did the TurtUsh Cyp riot~ plav1
A· The \'>ete neutroll. or the ided ~ith the Bntash. •
M: What •s the EOKA-87
: The EOK ·B was an Illegal org~mzat•on "'hach d m.1nded
the overthro of the Ma~arros go,ernment and umon 1th
Greece
All Gr k C pnot.S desue unaon "tth Greece, but due to the
tntcrnauona1 pohucal 5>1luation 11 w~ and remams irn.posstble
lhe EO~A- 8 dad not rcc:ognue this. The EO A-8 terromts
"ere dedtc.ated 10 the o erduo \ ot a goH~rnme.m whtch .... ~
dcmooauc.all) cleoed b\ th people rchbamop :\4 anos Richard Peck: ''1 would like to increase concern for the
world and decrease a tendency to seei1 in simple'terms."
• tin
"""aS the ~uonal ethl14rch. a leader of his commumt) •n aU
a1pecu.
The E B was agamst l't.i\.1 anos because o. his poliq o
nattonal mdependence ( a C prus domm~ed b ne~ther
Greece nor Tur ey). E err Greek Cypriot wanu enosu, but
because n rs unobt.aan<~ble, 1\arkarios resorted to the onl)
polacy he could -the on! policy which Y.-ould ~'Oid war
TheE B. also~ him because~ e;a.erchec:J pofiucal
power as i\ell a ecdestasticaf.
M. How did the Greek Cypnote people as a whole feel
about that?
A: bout 50% of the Gret! Orthodox Church beJle\-es tNt ro
e1erase polatlc.al power and mam the tnle of Arc:hlmhop rs
ag.iltnst che bi\"S of the church.
M: How dad Mak.ariM answer his ,cntics?
: 8)'sa)'1ng he was the onl penon whoCOllld lead C•rpfus rn
the a enue of progress. •• which \'\"n true.
M: How much of Cyprus is now occupied 1by Turkish
troops?
: About 40 percent
M: Wh•t group dominates the eunent government (of
Cyprus not hetd by the Turk.s)1
A: The E 8 factton
M· What about Nico~ S•mpson ?
A: He v.ttS placed •n" ... · 'Tlmediatel • .1fter the cnup which
cwer:threw &he Nt.ahnos go emmen 1. ThtS "~led by the Cree
Army otficen who commv1ded the national guard.
Sampson was forced to resagn because he "-as not compe
tent... he"' on n~ a ~ell-educated ~n. [5lmonedes con 1rmcd
repons rn the press that e\-en MnDng his CYAn people ~mpson
had a reputation as a murderer and hoodlum.)
~mpson '"' replaced b. the ament president or C cprus
Glaph os Clendes. He "OlS president of the Cypnote legist ture
before the coup
M: Is the government stable now?
o-the pohucal s.tuauon an C)'"Drw JS 'ef) unstable
compared to when 1a nos ~in power. I h;a"e h.ad no rea'
news from home}JnC'e I left. I don t knoi\ what cs gomg on n~.
M: What about you personally ••• what did you do dunng
that ume?
. I too part an the fightmg.
M: How dad rhat come about?
In 19n I was conscnpted mto the arm -the uon.a
Guard.lt ''-.s m obt•g uon_ an obhgauon I .accepted ""'llfull _
Bein an the ;um w .J tot.alt ne¥> expenence or me.. but
~ C) rouune. At the tame I JOined war as by no .1ns
amnunenL
M: How old were you then?
I was 19 hen I raducted ht..:h school It .1u· tN ttme 1
oaned the .urn
M: What was your Situation when the Makanos govern
ment was overthrown 1
·OnJul 1519 4 whenthecouptoo pbce 1 ,a.stnca.mp.
\\ e trstened to the radao. the ft~t n "~ t at "-Ubnos 'I\ ;as
O\erthrO't\n and probab dead
M: Did your unit take part in the coup?
o not an an ,4 •
M. What happened when the TURKS invaded?
On )ulv 20 the Tu~ tn\<lded but at fun th had .a reat
d ·al of dihtCuh be<:awe of hea' reit t~.nre b the auonal
• Gu.trd. L..ner on ~ ith the h ~p ot hea-t n.a\"a ~nd .ltr
bomb•utfment th~ ff\0\;e<f tnland tth rel.ltn~ peed due to
theu upenont m hea\ "e pons. The Tur t$h troops hld
more better. and he.1\"let .um.mlent than w-e did
M Is 1t true both side.s were America., equapped ?
A e\ but the Greeks ,IDe twd i\eilpons from
Cl lol"4kn
M How do you feel about that ..• about Americ:a ·s role m
the Cyprus conflact?
. I would rather no& dtscun tt.
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ltbflrll~, . our propt•rl\ , .1nd lln.111) 0111 n.morl.ll pmfl'
"' .. urch a~ ""' ",•11-ar med , .. ;u I tOle cncm\." He .hk
u~. ht~ hrend, Jnd lello'' ml•rican) to cnl"t tn tlw
v.ttr agamq mflauon.
Identify our Enemy
Bel ore enlt~ting and marchrns oil to\\ ar '' c 5,hould
ancmpt to tdentih our ent!m ·• ,\t) underst3ndtng of
ec:onomtc-\ '' that collusr\1..• monopolr~uc captt.tlt<.h
do not cause mflatton. Greedy labor umons do nor
au~~ tnllatron, Undtsetpllncd c~pan~l\ e
RO' ernmcnts do, hO\\ t'\'t'r, cau~c tnlla !ton It
I olio'' s th<u onh tho'c who c aust• mllatton can
, onuolu lnrlauon, "hetht•r blamt•d on monopolr.-.uc
bu:.tne'IS pract•cc~ or labor unton ,lr.tt\ nie , c.mnnt
occur "tthour p •rm15,~t\l! cr cdtt condttaon!l. hCl'''
n1one} (crcdut pt!rmtl\ monopoftc, to tn~:rc,,.,,. prH •!'
to protc~..t or tncrea~l' prolll m,uEttn\ ,lfld l•ncour.ttW~
lahor to hold our tor ''·•gc lOCI e.t<oC'' thc11 .ue not
IU'talled b) mcredW\ rn productivlh \\ ithout C\·
c~~>" e oedit bu~tne>St."\ tmd th.ll rheu t u~tonwr~
fe"\1\l "jU\trlted'' prtC\:' tnCfl'•IW\ by ~hopptng
else..-. her~ "'hale organ1zed l.1bor\ ":Jgt.• dl'mand\
meet strong emploH~r rt!,t\tancc.
Only the Feds 'can do'
Unh the Feder Jl tioH~r nment can control the
a,a,labahty ot nedn. Con~cquentl)· onlr the fl.'deral
CO\It>rnment can control mflat1on. The f cderal
Resene S ~~~m cannot be moderatt> an •ts polK} ilttl'
forced to lmance large federal Go-...ornment dcl1cm
on a contanuous ba!>i\, The go,ernment like a lamil)·
cannot contanue to lh e beyond its means wtthout
crc;wng rinancial probk•ms . Dettcu and credu crea
tion arc the root cause of inflation All rel.ucd topao
<Jre ol )econdar) importance. For thar \ample rc.l\On
old ttme rem~ies -monet<~ry and fi!>Cdl moder dtion
are ~senttJI il ""e are to control mflation
Adjustment means unemployment
LnforruncJtely. we c.mnot correct year .. o t In
fi.Jtron.Jr, policaes without creJllng unemployment
durmg rhe adjustment peraod Prestden rord~
r••commendauon~ for e1tended unemployment com
pen~uon benefns and public works in the form of a
Communuy Improvement CorP' would help ea .. e the
human \UIIering dur1ng the tran~ition to a non
mflattonaf\ economy.
An}' poltcres whtch encourage mcrea\cd produc-
11\'tt) or pric~ competttton help reduce inflation.
Cettaanl~ elimmataon ol the remaming act«?age
ltmnatron~ on nee, pe;tnuts, and cotton would in
creit~e the ~uppl) of these commodaties and thereb~
reduce price. Encouragement of foreign 1mpom
s1malrarly will reduce inflationary pressure, More
important!~. ce.s~a110n of gov~rnment acta\'lli~ whach
prevent price competttion between airlin~. railroad~ .
ptpelincs, trucks, etc. would help direct!) and ln·
duectl}l. The benefits that would re~tuh from a more
eff1cten1 u~e of r~ources would add to the nation~
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In hon, I .1111 nol JUIIltrl~ the-l'lt'\ldt•l!l
.trm\ or mtl.twm laglllt'l!'l, vnlunll•t•r I
G H H Mottorsdorl
I w Juld mJ~t· hr-. • pmms
1. l he faght Jtt.lln't rnti.Jtton nur~t coniHllrt'. ~ot on I\
the :.h.trl) inCrt'a'c~ rn the prl( c lt•\l•l. but the• (':\pt•c ,,,.
lton ol "hJrp mcrc•,t"'~ tn the• puc(' lc·H~I nlll)t be•
hd.cd l o th1s l''tcnr. "ugh a rnurw' ". c:nn i ling or
htt;h IOICII! I fdl~.1nd lrrCI hmrt .. ontht•tt\,lfl,tbllll) ol
monc • :.hould be the rule of th~ cl.t)
2. Thl' '"d"•rdu,,l, hit ha1dP11I h., "t1gtu rnorH'\ ••
C'Jll'l.rall) tho<ol' pt•upll' "IH1 cUt> thr0\\1\ ou1 ol work,
hould rct:l't\ c gt•ncrou' .t)lol\l,mcc• I<> tuft• thl'lll C)H•r
rht~ drift cult penud. l m•mplo, nwnt lll'nu4th tO thc•rn
hould bt• C\flrlndPd 'o th.ll thl') < .111 .al lt·.t~t suh\1~1.
I unth lor th1~ lOll ol progr.un 1wght rn p.Ht br
clr.lwn from ttw deh•nw budgt•t, trorn indu'tr'r '"b·
adtt•,, .tnd from other ll•clcr Jl pr o~r ·""' tl~ott do not
dircmlv hE>Ip mdi11adu.11\ rn 1Wc•d; tt \ 1 h1 JWI,on,rl
nct>d rhtlt rcqutre' all~ntton, not tht• m•t•th ul ,m
tndu">tr\, progr.1m, or spcn.al tntrt•~t Juoup no nMtt~r
how ldudable.
J AntHr u't 1.1\H mu~l bl• ~nlou .t•d v1gorou<>l) , 01nd
competillve force$-\\ hach hdp to lorn.• down prtcc'
mu\t b~ per muted a .. much a> po'>~tbll· . \\ hilt• thi .. mt~
wor~ to the di!.t~d\ .mtctge ol tndtvidu,tl firm'>, 11 I\ ltk •I)
to ''or!.; to the ad\ ant age olthc public ariJrgt> Under
prc~ent urcum~tancc\, wlwn economtc growth i' (JI
bc,t) \'er, lo\,, the 1~ .. concentr,ltton ol l'lonomac
PO\\er, the better.
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I Dole O'Bannon, Assoc Prof of Econ low1s ond I
Clark College I
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The mator problem lacing the natron, economtcall} I
and other\\l'>e. •~ uncenatnty .md IM~ of conlltff'nte. :
Pnce~ arc ri.,ing unemployment I\ growmg,the \lock 1 market ts ialhng but no comt\tena pohcy by tht• I
government har. been enunetated There .ue obvrou\ 1
tr.Jdeoff!> between puce rnuc~a"e" and the unemploy 1
ment level but unfortunJtely both are currently Jt 1
unacceptable le11el'> Since the cconomac poltcte~ I
av.ulable Jre capable of lightmg one or the other but I
not both, bullet btttng seem., tn order \\.e mu\t mdke :
a hard choice, announce the deci\1on, .. ~t an .:1b1c<
tive, c.~nd not relent until we ha\e Jccomph\hed It My :
personal preference as to get the unemployment rJtt: 1
down to around 4 5 percent. but I would not quarrel 1
wongly wuh an oppO!tlle obJeCtive of lowenng price
increa!te\ to around 5 percent In drher c.t~e we mu!tt
do what we can to ease obv1ou., hardshtp c.be~. The
amportant thing however I\ to Jnnounce some cleMiy
att.unable pohc)' obll!Ctlve and take the Jppropri.Jt('
actton'> to achteve 11. We ma) not b..-happ) with the
tradeoff but at least we will know where we .Jrc~ go mg.
Professors Mattersdorl and O'Bannon prepared!
their statements praor to Pres Ford's economic
statement Cooper's was prepared afterward
Scoundrel absconds with exams 1
I The M;uked Mar tluder I!> for
real! 1 he most rec~nt tn a ,Nie·. of
tha~ ) ear's ~tr ange occurrence~
the 8nef 811eica!te R1p·off Caw
•?em~ the mc»t my)terrous . At
lea~t Dr. Lt!O laprdus belae11cs so.
laptdu~ wa' walking alml)· out
of Thaxter that sunn) fttda) thl'
11th, with a bnefc.so;e cont01intng
teh to be gr"en, when thP
MdraucJer struc;~, wcarmg a red
motorqde htdmet, and tore olt
towards han~ with the case.
Lt~ptdus ran swiltlv in purlUJI but,
he )hrug~ , "H•· ju!.t turned the
cor no•r bv Edmunds .tnd Wd~
gorw.'' HI~ math ddSl mls\ed the
···~·. Watneuee d~)ume" M.u Judcr who ~ now~o
ho..-. to .. r Jl l' rh~ ltvang brwlcJw
out of Jn in no< ent Proft•,.\or
M..Jybt ht!'ll turn up tn c.lct~o !.
~onw day • rEVIe.W
Noncy Wohl
Society Editor joctobor 24
It \\," .1 ~.uurtl<~) naght. Lt "''). p!.Hl\Urtng ,, d.tnc;c> <ln
.tmpu' nr. Corn w.ts pc•rlolrning .Ill r.1nk~ott'll11
'\ lol\l'fn. ~'-'·11\
I\ lc•r MooH' \\ol,l)fl I,\. And I \\•IS )t.md1ng unt:NI.IInl} m front
t'' i.l lc~b1an boH near Our mtdl• wuh (),1\ td ~\\ "'"' .mel 1\.lllc
~..: h\\ uldc.
I he n.tme of the;> h,u .loc.trccl on S.\\ 4th rusr clm\n the 'lrei•l
I rom Hung f .u LO\\'S rt·~t.lllf.tnt, "'·'~ till' 1\I,IHIC G.Hd~ll. u·~
t'\tl'fror "J~ !Jidtn .md un.t~Slllntng c~n·pt tor the lront wanuo\'
\du~;h h.1d bePn broJ.:c.:n 111 .a wPb·llk•• p.tll••rn U\ a bullet.
In ldt• tlw Mdgtc G.u den, ther£' wc•r • dotc'rl!a ol womt•n w11h
bt,m 0} ltgurc•\, .. hor I h.11r, .tnd m,t!>C: ufrnt• clot htng such clS f •
~hrrl!o .md \rm) jJtket!l.
Line·backor ladies
\\ htlt ~H "er<• orderrng dr~nb,l\atr<' :.l!nwd rhar ., fc•..-. linc
b,u ::~l'' t ypc l,1d1c~ "t'rt' ~t.u mg at u~. She ijdlt.·d dm' n at ht•r
gld"' J~ hett!rO\t'\Uolll\ ,,, pm\lblc
Shortly Jlter wt tound a t.tbl<•, I w,l\ cordl,tll)' a~kc>tl to
d.tm <' by .1 male Ill' WJ\ ,, 'l1ghll) butlt. lw.1Vtl)'
mebrtdted mnn with .1 hl,n-k vc• .. t .tnd go.tll .. 'l'. l.tken olf gudrd.l
lumblingl) dechned thl tnvct,ltton
\h tom'on1 'urg t~d ,, mtddle Jg(•d woman wr.mng .1 biJck
dt.~rby 'Dcince with hamt''
) ••.1h, go ahead II\ .JhiJ" \,IICI Delvid the 11 eli tor.
\llentJIIy . I could p1cture r dd Whet more flatltng hi!~ arm ... and
r.tnttng, "hperien{c the c.>ventl Let invoiH>tJ an )our '>tory!'' I
:.rood up and the womdn with th(;! derby appl<~udl'd Jpproving
ly.
On the d.tncc lloor, tht> m.m wobbl<•u o~bour in c.m?lr~e
cl1 unkene,c;, $pinnang .uound Jnd bump1ng an to 'ewr.JI fem.1le
couples.
lie WJ\ dotng the 'win~ot " cxplo~lned the womJn with the
dt•rby dlterw.ud, ,
·He '>cemed rather uh ... drunk · I not~,;•d bralliantly.
'Yt•ah. well he h.1d d fifth ol vodk.t bl'forl.' he tame here."
My god! '\ full faith?"
Sure I That 1t normJIIor ham I alway., helVe.' .:1 f1fth,too ''I c;aw
that her eye~ dtd look cl bu gl.:~~w. "Thts I!> the frr~t ttme he\
been to ttm place "
''Ye.1h, I've never bel,n here bclor<>. ~ather," I eldmitted
The woman, who obvtou~ly h.td dt•viant 'exu.JI 1nchndttom
hcr<~ell, t>yed me su!>ptceou .. ly w1th d Docs She-Or Doe!>n't·
'.)he? look
Three way encounter -
Davtd told Kaue and me thcttthe lac.tumc he w<Js at the M.tg1c
Carden, '>Orne woman .1pproached him and ht~ girl friend and
J\~ed tf the}' warlled to pdrttctpate'" a three way "encounter",
Detet mmed that I would have ~ometh1ng to write Jbout thts
time, I went over to the JUke bo~ and picked out the slowest
'ong' I could ftnd
M) plan worked A' '>oon cls my ~tong) came on about lour·.
femdlc couples began to $low dance with eager embrace~ l~e
tet!ndgN~ at thetr fir'>t unchJperoned dJnc~ 8o.,om buddte).
David left lor the men-.. room A group ol normal lookang
couples w.tlked 1n.
"I'm ~ure they're ~trelight," !>atd the womdn with the derby
"Yeah well that'!; cool" rephed a very large IJdy a\ she
moved over to make room for them I rtUtlkly \lid over before
tht.' l.trge lad), who held been ~tiling on my purse '>at on me
Davtd returned and ~Jtd, I V(' got \omethmg for your ,tory,
Wahl There wJ~ a womdn putung on m.tk<.• up In thl.! men's
room .. .
Sultry sapphists
K.ttl~ pornted out a -.agn on tht; Wclll wh1c h retJd 'Lu1w>
wh.tal Real ones Jrc 1n, Iahti.'\ Jrc out" BcneJth th<> !>tQn '>cJt a
group of !>uhr~ '>.tpphl'>h tdrtually .lCknowledgrng -...tch otht~rs
real onc<o
In the true rourn.tll\llc !>pun. I tracd to c•,t\ll• .. dtop on .. ome
conH'r!iatiom One: !(roup of young woml•n wert: quaNly
d1~< us:.tng gultraend problem\ ,
1\t anotht•r tabll' the• wom('l' Wl'fl' mort• antoxlt·,ued and
1.attlcd on non ·'>cn~ottally, l.tughed r .. mbuncuu'u,lv •. tnd ~ho..-.
l'd .Jbounding 'istt.•rlv lo' c b~ dr .tggang e11d1 otht·r oil to d.1nte
now and tht?n,
"If vou want to hear what tht•}''rc! !i.JYtng, why don't you go
uver ar1d stri~l..' up J tom vr ~.111011 w1th them{'' uggt•sh•d o,,, td.
"Wc·ll... no, I can't do th,ar."
"Go Jhead, \.Vahll Th~.o women in bJd ol u~ loo~ ltke JU\1
your typt· Ju,t tdl\c• your l.openh.tMI'Il over vdth you Jnd you'll
ht~vv. 11 m.tde! •
I (agurcd al WJ~ o;~boul tlmt: ro ll'dW
Ouhtde In front ol th1.• bar. d 1. rowd .tnd twu poilu• l.tr'> wer c
< ollt•t tt>r.l .tround Jn .t\Jio Wrt•t ~ I he tiMit•ll.~rwndt•r •lf>fJCtlr t'd
Jl thl• door <Jrrymg" lr.Jy.
Nc,u us . .t group of pr ,t< tu.:tng lc•~bl.lm on tlwir wtty out 10
practtCI.! le:.b1.tn1!>m, yf'llt•d .11 h1m: At lcotst ttm:f' pr-oplc whu saw
the C\'ent Siitd the Mitrduder w.t~
(an addauon to the helmet) w•:ar
ang a ma~~ over hi\ face. L<Jptdu!»
dadn'l noru:(! 1h1~; clll he caught
was a gltmple ol the man ·~ back.
Ht: Wf•nt dlrt•Cfly to Security and
wported the ancrdem: there was
nolhrng they tuuld do but kct!p
thetr e)·es peeled. Tht> mtorm:won
de~lr; wa~ contacted: the brrelca~e
ma~ht turn up m th•• lo\t and
found. It dtd. It Wa\ tound :-..uurday ollternoon
tn dinrng room numbPr .), ftr\1
floor of l ~mplcton NothtnJ.l wa!>
rniutng, ••u 4•pt ... a lcw pdgc.., out
of l.aptdu!o' Cl<n!l Rt•rurd book.
Why would .tnyon1• want tho<o••
paKc!Sl 1 he unly rnotl\c that C'.ln
L•• ltgua~d 11110 the t:.t\1! bl~tu~·!>
pulJiic.:1t y, flo that tht• p.age~ m11o~mg
wt•rt• tlw one·~ li\llng the grarfc!), Edttor • Noto The Ma1ked
Marauder dosorvue to havo hi ..
helmet crumpled up (With hi•
head ttall rn1ide) What a hero It
takes a lot of bravery to auault
an elderly math profeesor If tho
Marauder thanks it's funny. he
m1ght think about the tact that
h1s actaone sorve only to fnghten
and embarau everyone ul1e at
LC. "look, like you h.tvc mOrl' .u Iron uut h••rt• th.tn tn<.adt·!"
I "C{}( "-•.til~ .tnyont!l'' JOI\t>d rhe b.utt•nJcr . '"Art.' tht•rt! <Jn}
I lUtP f'OJhl" I
Wh.tt wrll Or. lap1dus do about
all th1s.l Well, th•• tt•~t~ wer•• K'"en
Mondav. and a cl•m h\1 (with
gt ad1•\l •~ lwing r••preJJawd.
Meanwhtle , he') lookang lor an
..ovct !Ita h•el tall, studt:nt I 1 Jeolou' squabble 1
I Two Y.Om~n wath surly c·~prc•,.,tom bdl8l'rf uut ul the• I
I b.arroom and h~g.m pu~heng t•.tch other l.tunttngly '""' cur!oang I
I like '' uc k drtvt'r~ I
I 1 he b.Htendl·r !lhrugttctl ht~ !lhuulrfc·r~ .tnd walh•d IJMk l I ln~IUC' , I
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LO illf 24, 1974
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ern. [\ '"'" lv rn lront
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linat•om
Doe~n 't-
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)OUt tht\
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1uddie5
look eng
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as she
before
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ur \tory.
1e men\
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tgn sal J
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n \Ome
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I obf'Jr 24 1974
Jud Cauffman
Sports writor
\ll.lr..o.teh c·.m cln '" lool(lt••.
.•• lr•·r tlw KUil ~o··~ off ..
Run .uu111ld, yl'll cm.mJT.tf(l' I
mcnt oJnd lonKIP, occ a~aono~lly . -
It's our ol ht h.mcls • It mu\1 bl lru~lr..rtlng
l.nt S,JiurcJ.w lt•wtr; and CI.Hk
lmllt.tlion.ll \1\<h..rt c.m ynu ).tv.
Somc> of vour r unn1•r\ gl'l Kund
\t,lfb .md f.tltf't \lightly. '\nd one
uf your 1 unncr) PoJI!t tm• rnu' h Pionoor Log
hr•• ... kl,m ,md hJ\ ht~ la~t outmg
of th•• !>C•l~Otl ,
Ct~o~<.h Hdon fix ran tnto Ru:h
Ol~nn '5 fltlrt•nt~ ught a her the ~t.trl
.md c••pl.un~d. •· Rwh sac <.I he Jl"
too mUt h br ... t~f .. ~t csnd he ~.ud
tht'> r ourw bum~ htm <lUI. I sard
you'rt• ·• ~o,.mor, vou ought w bc•
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Bobby Hale hurnes to catch a Pac•f•c Lutheran recetver before he catches the ball in the
end zone
Solly Schult.t
Sports wntor
"I dtdn 1 mc.tn 10 do 11," e~
l•unl•d Uncl.1 Kelly. lrt•"thwoman
tarler on the vollcyb.tll te.un
It 't•em' .tlmo\1 trontc the
n•"•y•·r who hu\ contrtbuted 'o
m"'" h tu the 'qu.td in term\ other
oh\ht!d ~ktll\ in \elling, httting,
igging, and ~erving mt!t her
llow te.tmm.Jte , J;mdy Sharp, m a
e.tk c olli .. ion Juring .1 mo~tch la-.r
(•1.. .tg.tin .. t Mr. Hood k.~lly wa\
ot hurt: but it '' not ~ nown hov.
ong Sh.up ·~ tnJUr~ · (pm~ibl)' a ftJC·
coll,trbunc•) wtll kcl.'p the "H kc•I·Jdtl.. hhtt•r OUt ol ,lCtiOn,
"\her ),tnd) 's inJUI)', the whole
"'"'m wa' ~o t•motton<JII} '>pent til\
rpu ... ng th.u we pl..t~l'd th~,c \-tt
I(Jud m,uch our vac tortoush 11 '"
\l'n nmH' am.tztng rhat we
lolluv.cd 11 wrth anothl•r wtn
tgJimo~ Gcor 8" r o"," rt>plwcJ Kl'l
h.
IIH • 'iJll k ,.,., l'ml'r ~wet -.:ac'lonour,-
1), .11 lt•J)t n"''' h·w•~~· . th:u night
pulling buth tc..rm) .1w.l\ wtth
r'llllllh:K Will.,, I ht!) l'ven m.tn,tgt•d lu
hi<Jnk (.cor t(f' I O\ "' thl'tr Ia "it
"''-' ul rtw ntt(ht: 15·0.
Thc• h•.tm h t lu "· bll'O th•·
<ro.trh (,\\Jr) Lou Hunt••r), \Vho
w.u stt k lor tlw-rnatch··~. h .... ~ep1
dow louc h, not onl) with Sh.up,
1b\JI .tho Kc•lly, "Y"'K 10 c,tw h .. r
ijUtlt lt•t:ltng ~ olhout lht' ,J(( td~nt
Thousdnds of T op1cs
$2 75 per page
Send lot your up to da\1!.
176 PJQl' mat I 01 de• cutalog
at 5500 toptc.s Enclo~e
S \ 00 lO cover postJqe 11 2
d.tyf"dehvl.'ry umel
519 GLENROCK AVE
SUITE #203
LOS ANGELES. CA 9002'
Our m.Jtertolll\ "'" toiCI lo•
•ne<~rch purpotcn onl't • • a eras
T h,JI ·~ the Wi.IY the tc..rm ;.,, I
remarked .1t the t;roup\ cohc~ton .
Kelly lr .~n.,Jatt•d , ·• ou1 pl'r.
'onJhtte~ JU'ot JiV('; Wl .ue
emt>uon.dly rnvolved tn th~ g.tme
and wtth ••.tch otht•r', wl!lf.trc
being out on the court together "
naturdl."
kellv i<> a n<llur at. She'<. .tiWJV\
ready lor " ball JUSt bl!yond "her
re.tch": bouncrng .1nd joktng wtth
her teJm tlurmg " l;;pH! ol piJy on
tht-court, '>he \nilp~ bad. to •m
mt•diatc Jttt!nllon J' the bJII ·~
~erved . Sh<.> hd" th<.• solidltJIV ot ,,
•
~en tor.
\\'atchlllg her over ,, )J>.In ol a
le\\ mtnutl!~ en ~.:omp~tttron. you
Jr C! apt to sel' her d" mg. wrv eng
i.lte~. wrung# the bJII wtth the
touch of a ~ur~:won , <~nd bl·~t ol Jll,
dm tng thow \ptk~ dov. n tht•
throats of hl·r oppon~nt, . course
"I .tctu..rlly w.mted to go to
UCl1\ und pia\ volleyball," con
fe55CU ~dl-. Comtng I rom J ~milll
hagh }rhool tn Souther" Califor
nt.t \ht.> \\ .t\ Jd' i~t>d to JOtn LC tor
both .te<.tdcmic ,md athhwc
ti?J~om .
T cllmg her \tOr), 1\~11., r <~mblccJ
on throuNh ,.,,gu~ "pl,ms" lo be i.l
P[ tt'oll.her <~nd ro play the highlv
c omp~tirive Southern Cahlorntdn
club volleyb;.tll osltcr ~he
gr.tcluJt~~o. but her lac~ lit up
I ""hen I .t'>kcd her ,,.h,u sht! REi\ll )'
\\ ant-..d to do tn volleyball : her
dream. ''Actually. I'd like to play
on the Nauono~ls le\'el, ot cour '-'•
I'm not tall enough .md don't hao,;e
the \ktll5. '' l he lc\lel ,he refers to I!!
::t un~ nutth bl!low tht• 01\rnptC
lt•vt•l of pl.1y "I'm not thut htgh ol
.t IUmpt•r ... ..
Yt'S, shc•\ humble too.
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FUDGE IJncl or C:UIII"' • thlc ro hancJil! thow thing~ ." Rtch
h.1d J grc·e~t rae•• •
rht> lrrst lim•• thl' runnl!t rP
•lfJfH'dfl'll WM roughly J:-45 tnto
rtw t.tr•' Udon ft:.. rnld about he~
JUt!-r .tu• tnhlruc I ton\ to Norm
IJ•r r... ''I told Norm I want••u h•m to
be somewhere ;u ound II\IC
mrnut(:} dt thr> I11M mile .md not
morP th.m five r.c•.ond~ enhr•r
WitY , FIX I(JO~II'd ••
J he pJnttng h~rd appeared
through rh~ tr•··~ h anstrucrcd
1h • po~ k "I he two Wooclard !i
don't count The IWO grc••n wr~eys
don't lOUnl Wa) 10 'ita) •n there
John, Rt~;h , P .. ul Hey thar's a
good"
r •• lower•-.d ht\ \'OtCc .mu con
ltrHJcd, "\\ c·,. tn grcdl sh<Jf)C
CrcJI !th.lfll' All.,, of our mr>n arc
wrchm 75 yard) ot rht· leader •·
'ou'rl' OK Uc -we got ~Ill
Jhcc~d of Wtll&.~mettc•'s fourth
" man ..
Norrn Dtck\ mother nt.'ldc ,m
ob~f'l .ttllln, ''1\I"Vtn\ rtght tn
there t()d:.y ·~n ·r hP(" Dr rl)(
h('t4•10 ht!o H'lfC..tt IO ,Jnottwr
obwrvatton pomt -''''t.•.th
..: .. \ tn'\ I'Joktn' good f(ld,•y "
\nd on top of the early cx<:lle
mt•nt, c1 htt of .IOXICI~ ... "Otd a
coupl•• 01 P.1Cthc runners mM fhc
SliUI1"
nd altl!r .llt•w more moments .
the coach'\ concNn was r"
votced.
"I gona lmd out about those
Pac tht" guys''
Fu.: chrt'Ch:d hts questton to P1ge 7
• on
lor mer LC captarn J ony D~mels .
"What about thow two Pactfac
guys who've been 10ggmg up the
Pdth. Wonder wh.tt 1he story'" on
\·m " nother loog•c•
Wtth thr.!t• mtlcs gun"- .tttNI
IICm twnco bad 10 dw race.
"Work on 1ho.~t ntll Nllrm -wor ~
rhe <trm\. Com,• on Kcvrn work the
arm~-nobod) p.Js~e\ ya',. Mo-v••
I08•'thcr nten "
But wh.tt h.su look ·d so bt~ght at
the \fdrl h,l(t lost rhe glut r •n th y
fe~c.-.d lhc •r\ down thl' ~wctch
1 erry lerLan of \\ tllamf'ltc Wu\
fu~t. 1u~1 tour second~ oH the
course mdr k of 2S 12. Pactftc'\Ron
\'og1 wa\ '> ·cond at 25 4411ollowed
ltH.• wcondc. byG~-orge fox Mark
Addms.on Norm Otd ched d in
ftrst for LC. fourth over "II wu h a
25.52 and \•ull.tmcnc 's Brod
t hnzmann complem•!ntcd the
1roph~ w•nncrs wuh 25:55.
In lh•• team resuhs rt wa!. a close
ftrmh betwr~cn three conrend t'r~.
OCL caktng the honors wnh SO
po1n1s. One b •htnd was
'A tlldmt•ttc .md at 5-I LC. Cont
piP.rnP.nllng the ueld of seven
\\ere ~eorge Fo!t:, P.:u tltc, E.ntcrn
OreMon .St.tll', and Whuman .
Her c at LC tod<~y 1h" squ.td wtll
hold three mile time tr tal!'t No
mc•~t thts Wf'Ckr>nd
• loogie-mutture of saliva and
mucous or clump of mucous
suspended tn saliva·coughed·up
or sniffed-out of nasal or throat
passage for ex..,ress purpose of
dischorge through mouth.
Si monedes continued from Page 5
M What role dtd you play in the fighttng?
·\ I hrl't' dJ)" .titer the '"".l'>ton m~ un11 w.~ .. fr.an~terred from
~t(O!>t.t to ~vrcnta (a port on the norrhern coa~t). We were
under <On)t;mt bombardm~:>nt from atr(raft dnd Jrtilh~r) .
t\\Jn) of my frt~nd\ were ktll~.td ... I do not knov. how I am
dhve ... I thmk about thts olten. The CJsualtr~ were verv htgh ..
about ont!·thud Thh \'oictS Clue ol m untt and the altona!
Guard a\ a "hole ...
M: What happened when you got to Kvrenie1
\, I , ..... ~a lu ut«•nant •n the stgnal corps ... we were tn charge
or communu:attOn\ . We \\ere not m the iront hnc •
M: How mony men did you command '?
\ SO men.
M: What lire your tmpressions of fighting ... can you give
mu a word-piClure of being m combot?
\. At fu ~t I v. .l) air acd of death ... J\ first. Burlatt!r on I got us ~d
10 11. ) ou m.tkc d dec ron ... ~ou b~oomc accu~tomcd to the
\ttu.11ton. lnsot.H ·•'> It ·~ po .. sible to bclome aCCU$tomcd to 11.
L tit: no longer mPam .Jn thing ... "tOUt own lite ·~ no longer o
llflport.tnt . h>u top \'oiOrr\tng about your~clt b~·, au e you
must. 'ou bet orne lc!.~ tmportant "he l your luend~ are dymg
&JIOUnd \OU
M: Otd your family come through the fightmg alrtght1
• 1\\y tamrlv all !>Ur~'' ed .. I am H:rv tortun.ste
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Called by Coach Fred Wtlson one of the best
linebackers'" the league th•s year, Bnan Concannon
takes a break from last Saturday s war agamst Pacific
Lutheran
No Due ing _efeat~
r •
INtgut ~amt ·he 1 tr\1 c1gam~t
Duappomtment mu 1 bl. run-Ponl.lnd Cornmunny Coll('g~ on
nmg ~ugh J.mong )Occer piJVl'r~ . October 2q. dnd ·• later dtstne;t
Not JU'>t the d1~.1pp01ntmt~nt ol ·• h \r\ h ngton
1-0 contt.~l to the Unt'l:erMt\ ot gsamc .lgam"t 1
1 e ola~N• , 1 A tate rcprc..,cntJ •vc ·''· . . Orc·gon, but ~\Pil more the 0 1 l~trH I •
knowlcd~f:' that Oregon StJtl.' lost
by 1orlct1 IJ\1 S;uurda)'
O.S.U.'s IO>!I. coupled w 11h ''hat
would h<tv~ been a well·deer H~d
LC \'1. m, '' ould ha' c meant a ~hare
ol the le<~gue 's INd along with
O.S.U Jnd Oregon.
\\hat'!. lett ·~ thHd plac c and
v. hat coach l on\ Evam 1~ leh
reternng to onl)· as an unlatr loss
"\\ e plav~ e11er) btl a .. good alo
the) d1d."' emphas1..z~ Evan\ •n
descttbmg how LC dommated the
enttre 11rst hall and much ot the
second hall ol the fo:arr'u:.
\\hat the g11!tll ddcnscdcsurb
ed b\ han~ lacked thou&h wa~ dn
equall) pou.•nt ollcmc The
P•oneers attempted a roral of 25
shot~ on goal. c-onnectrng on
none, "·h1lc lht• Du(.ks. m attcmp
tmg tev.••r ~hob, ~<.:ored the only
goJI on J brt:alo:av. av m the l<ht
h .. h
LC nov. ~tands at S-2 wnh two
game\ rcmamrng and little chanc'•
of \al<.mg lht> wle, and thlli
W(.>c~t>nt.l a b1g chanc•• ot ta~mg
another shot at the two l••am~ that
bedt them.
The Cosmopol11an 1 ournamt•nl,
d collegtc~te wc<er gath•·r~ng ot
th~ Pac•f•c orthwesl, \\til bro
plat~d thtlo s,,turda) and Sund.J}
Both 0 !).U. and Oregon, alontr;
wtth other ,c.hools trom Ort.'gon, ' P•oneor Loq
Rilndy Stender
Sports wntot
ll I'IOllt'l'I'J. COilllllllt'd tlll'll
lt't'll'I·IUtlt•r lll'!Hf 1,1 I ~.liUtcl,ly,
lthlll); lo tlw l1.1llflc luthrr.m
"rHght\ 10 14.
It: toutb..tll pl.t}l'l~ JU't (,lfl't
<oct•rn tn itl'l .t wtnntn~ \lrt'•''-gntng
.t) tlwu oH·t.tll tl'lOrd st.1nd' .tt .tn
c'\t.:n .liOO ''·tth ''' o '' .,,,, one lit',
and t\\u l(h~(' •
llw Lull'S won tht• IO\S. elected
to h~t.t•r~tt• .• md m~tl ht•d on thcu
1m.1 dfl\'(' lor <;txl\'·lllllt' \·.ud' .md
~l'\ t'll f>OiniS
I lottH'Il'.l'" PtnrWt''' m.ulc a
conwbad latt• m the scc;ond
quMh't to &·nd llw h.tlf iii 7-7. Tlw
LC 'core c.tmc Jltl•r tumor G.t)nl'
John .. on '"' oH•rc•J .1 lumblt• tn
PL U tt~r r11on. Aller .1 coupl~ pl.t)\
LC pla}cr touncl tht•m,cht •'> wuh
J lourth dm' n .mJ nmt•lt:t•n to Ko
'lluattQn Scmo1 qu.u tcrh.ICk
D.tn! W oudm.tr~ tlwn hi1 h•liow
'cnror I err~ \\ .11 tt!l\ for J 28 hlfU
tout hclown P•h'> Snphomor t' I nrd
i\ lon-,hll.l thl'n buolt•ct tht• b,1ll
through the up11ghh to dr.m 1lw
!>C(Hl' ,JI h,tfl tlnll! hi .1 IIC,
f hl• Wt ond hOI II \lilrH•d olllool.:
lnR good lor the P10nt't~r .. JS they
took tlw 14-7 \'\ ht!O r rc~hmJn
\\'Jynt• 1.u k'on took J prtch-out
tor "' lour yJrd ~core.
Pl U lute~ wea• soon to recap·
turc the lead J'> thl'\ took thctt
nexl dn\ic 111 lor ~•ght • comtng
from a 76 vard pd'>'> and J t"'o p\)tnl
con' crsron.
PtonCl'l head t:OJ(h rrcd Wthon
belie' c'> tht'> piJ\ prO\ cd to be I he
1urmng potnt ol the g.Jme.
lcwt'> and Clarkcr'> were held
,cor.,•le~'> Ill the lourlh quarter a'>
thl' Kntghl'> man<~ged to rro'>~ thetr
go.JI hne two mort• llml."> before
the gun '>oumlecl
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Washlllufor.. Montana, tdaho and
C.an.:~t.la \'ftll JOtn wuh Lcw•s and
( ldr~ and fill up Ddtd Pari-. wuh
50C(t!f.
What'\ al'>o l~·lt •u•• tv.o morP Defensive Backfretd Captatn Bobby Hale raacttes
from behind '" an effort to deflect P L U pass The
Lutes made many others on the way to a 30· 1 4 wtn
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-October 24, 197
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