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

January 23, 1975 Volume 33, Number 8

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1975-01-23

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Restrioed neighborhood
no,
Steve Berg
Statt wnter
La~t Spnng. Calvrn .md Bett) Souther pre">ented to
ley, 1' and Clark College a g•h ol three -.mall, lavt\hl)
furnt'hed hou'c' SttuJted on 20 acre\ near R1chheld,
\\ .tshmgton. The ~ou t her~ agr~eu to pay lor all
upkc~p on the property. Th~~ · al,o lelt the college
\\1th the optton ol M?lltng at an t•mc.
rncc It!. acqut'>llton, the e~tate ha been u~
e:w.tenSI\ 1!1 .t a rctreat-mceung (acthty-but not b)
~tudcnt . ccordtn~ to Mar nne Normandrn, .J~"IS·
tant to the pre •dent, ,., ho ha~ complete control o~ er
the use ot the propcrt), 11 t\ um\ nucn policy that no
student group\ att: allo,.,cd to hold function at the
Ru:-ltf•eld nc.
"It" not the type of place that
~(Udell(. WOUld like .. ,, Sorm.andtn
"It's not the ·~·pc.: or place th11t studl!nb \\O\IId Ilk~."
\ \r., Nor manllm )l.tted "It' .til 'elvet and 'hag
c.up~tmg. It's nota plaH• \\here ~ou can put }our feet
on the furnrtur'' and rela .",:,he ard th.Jt )he he!"'ell
ho~d lormuiOJh .. 'tlthc no-students pohq. • tn oonsuha·
ll()n '' nh other admmsstt a tor "
1\cnt 1-IJ\\ le). 'l.tce-prestdent for studenl affaln,
o~grccd th.H ths\ ,,,.~ not .m sdeal lacslu for student
u~c. 'I'm m 1.1\0r ol ;.\ more ru<>ttc l'tting, ''here<~
per on C<tn rcla Jnd not \\OU) .1bout gettrng dttt on
tht" CJrpet.'
lla>A le ''a~ of the op1mon that the no-~tud..-nt
pohc.y <..tmc from the pr •-.tdent, \.., ho" .l) mteresacd m
prolt• ung th • future st~le value of the propert\ He
al o W.t) un<h•r the tmpre c.ton that usc of !he taohl)
b~ f.lwh~ and othl'r group \\.t~ ver ltmth.~. for the
!1<1ml' r •J)OII He commente<J, "I thrnk about the onl)
•roup th.tl halt U\!('ll Ufl tht.:r~> I) the collc~e
I .. pn• 11 ent~>
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selling,
I I • re \l.x ... favor of a
where a • rnore rust tc
person can
Tht), ho\H'\er, \\J\ not suhstanumed b~ \r or
m.mdln In rcg<ud to f.1 uh) "tOup u m~ the
Rtchtadd He, shl \t,lll'd II JO) ot th "nl J\k to go
th,u , fin~ wtth rne " he hsll'd e~ cr .11 group\ th<~t
fid,c lwld m•• •tans) tht.•rc mdudrng the Oregon
lndl•p •r1d••nt College f'n:Md ~nts and the pl.mner of • Susan Conway
Staft wuter
\\ould you hk • to hvc on campus agaml Stud ·nts.
who h'c otl-c.tmpus may tind dorm hvmg more
allrutr\i£' .u m.ng rent~. car<:uy of housrng and
htMh••r lootJ pru.:c~ rn..kc ,. pensC) prohtbtltve.
Ltve in o lounge
The return to the dorms movcmP.nt. !hough not ~et
a probl•m at LC. hil~ cau cd many campusf 10
comcrr typtng rc•om\, loungei, nearby motels ~nd
')'lllniUtum~ mto lrvmg qu;~rrcrs.
A lew }Nts ago, Oregon Stare and U. of 0 had a
large 'urplu~ of on-campus hou\tng. Stngl' rooms
wcr made oul of doubles as pari ot an eft orr 10 anr.act
students bad 10 the dorms Thts ear pcoplf' 01rc
kno l.eng on doors 10 get a room. !>Marc HoHman,
n1 tant Orr •ctor of R tdcnce h<~lls, says. "Th ·rc ti a
nauon~:tl trend of p •oplc moving back on campus".
"Gtve mo your poor ..
O•'iHI Ha\\IC) c pcets an tniiU:\ ne!CI Fall. HO\.\ w1ll
LC provu.lc housmg 1f demand e..-.c:c\'ds rooml Non •y,
housmg on ampus wrll be bu1h as federal fundtng for
dorms IS no longer av.-tlable. Dc01n Hawley sard
the Black Studu.!s Week held earlre1 th•r. )'Car. Accor·
dtng to h r. the Ia sht "h b n us d f•uri~"' J1 "
"The no-student thing"
V\ hr.n a ked tf e•tt'nSt\e u~e ot the properh >AU a
1gn that she 1 n't O\erl concerned ~uh preservrng 11
~le \alue, Mrs. ormandtn )t3ted, "That's wht!Jt! the
no-student rtung comes tn. \\ c 'A ill eH~n tually If) to
sell."
"li a ~tudent can't wipe che mud
off ht, teet, I n1ight not be able to
e i l her ... tif'llo::r
Or l•mmc u~·lzer. as>OCiate dNn Of tudt!nts, \ tew
th •Idea tho~t tudcnt won't be a careiul \\ uh the )itc
a~ puumg ~tudent'* m a 'ccond-das-_ ctttzensh•p rote.
.. To many people, the ~tudent~, facult , o~nd t:Jil our
''Mayb '" houldb~rsomeoldhouit!Sorleu th m
to LC stud "niS W • •re cryrng to open up new •r •u of
~he en tor student houstng''. The ~chool could lu~
enur apt~rtment btuldmg~ for students, but d1stano
m1ght Lc a probf •m. Pr enrly D •nrs • ThompWn is
hcadmg lhe elfons to get lri-Met to c tabhsh route)
to L.11ke 0~WL1jO, .Sellwood, a11d l•gdrd.
ll.h:ally th" 0 an of Stuc.Jenu would ltke to ·con·
campus hou!teng Change liS tmage "\\ e'd fn e tO be
more ucatt c W" n !Cu more opt1ons 1n te~ of co­
op groups l<~n uage groups- li\itng on ampu~
~hould be d dozen d1ffcrent op11on~." re~l cho1cc for
students " The pl.ans ma) ha\ie ro wan unt1l rh
foricen mer "a~ rn dorm conrr~ctll> rs taken care of or
falls co m.ucn.Jitze.
Vt\DI statiStiCS
1. Rents, which are low n com~rison wrth
other c•t•os, may go up 20 to 30% ne•t year.
2. Because of tugh tntoreS1 rotes not s many
apartment comple .. es have been bu1lt This sa
chonge from M'o yo~r5 ago when the vacancy
uue in Portland was 11%. As de mend in­
croascs. the apt. and homeown rs can res
rents
3. Utrhtres aro up Northwest Natural Gas wont
up to 3. 36 per term and rumored diffrculties
wnh gos nogotiattons in Canada may affect
routs.
Portland General Electric used to charge
S3. 1 B p4)r lcilowan hour for the hrst 100 hrs.
But now ic's $3.50/kw-hr. for the first 50
hours
Northwest Bell has made no r cent tn·
c:reas 1. !though rate case hlrng for higher
roces made to the Uttlities Commission awa•ts
dCCIStOn .
4. Food. Where's the nickel candybar7
Lewis and Clark College
January 23. 1975
Vol. 33. No. 8
aren't (!Qual I thought thoat tdea wa\ ouen nd of 1n
th • )t Ut.~ y, nh th~ fe\ ohs and demon!. trarson~."
Helzer has m!' er seen the propert • retreoat
scheduled lor l<lst summer by the Dean or tudenu'
oftscc " ~ c.tncelled ''In all good corucicn I
couldn 1 go;• he stAlled "II a student can't"' ape th
mud oft hts teet. I m•ght not be able 10, either."
Second class ciunns
When Jsked 1f she tch thatshc"a trcatin tud"nls
as econd-clau ouzens. Mrs. orm<1nd1n com­
mcnrcd, "I don't know about that, but I thtnk I'm
bcmg r ... ,Jiisu '~hen ou loo at y,tJat's happened tn
the dorm and tn the manor hou e ...
he !t<ltd that e-. en a ~roup of et) r ·pons1ble
tudern , ~uch a ~tudent bod officer . YtOuld be
turned dO\'n rf the requested lhe u of the f~et1tl •
''If I dtd 11 tor one, I'd hll'lle to do it (or 11'
Ouc•sion mnker Mllry Anno Normandm . oss•stant to Pr Std nt Howard. The srgmftc-anc of the
sculptur d lndsan mosk •s unccruun . •
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OSPIRG: locked
out of the lo by
her lntert.'"l group lobu•es 1 he\ lob b) m the
antt-r --~a .. of bas 011, btg lumber, lru{~t•r • umon,,
bankc• • N(.
But tht>rc i .. one mtl.'h.' 1 \\ h1l h " not .tiiO\\ t•d to
lobb . I hat tnh.>ll. '' h the Publil lntwl:'~t, ,,,
rt.'pre,cnt~ b' O'>PIRG Tht•u prl.',l'nl cha• tc•. 8" t•n
tht m b) tht !lt.u~ Bo.ud ot Htghcr Edut:atron, lorbuh
them r. om lobb\ tn~ .
OSPIRG' m<un purpo c ''to l.Onduct ''"''t>arch mto
con,umer, f'm Honrncntal, and Ct\ •I rtghts problem'
'The\ do not nt'l'd to lobb to ronduct rc care h. But
rhe) do need to lobb) to oondutt eHoctivo r • eJrch.
"'uch ol 0 · PIRG' ~or!.; deal~ dtrl.'t-:tl \\ 1th problem~
I hat .1rc betore th" legto:;lature, but oth•n 0 PIRG ·~
unable to p•c<>· nt then r~'car<h bctort• them.
Pre entl OSPIRC 1\ rt•que~ttng that the rt~tru .:llon'
on lobb •n g cl. riled b\ the .State Board or H•ght>r
Educa11on . Ttu'-changl' \\ ould tnCrt')l.' O~PIRC')
ellectt\ cness, and 11 wou " also br .. , tdl.'n rhc
~~ucauonaJ benellt.s that 0\PIRG prt• ~nt '-tudenb
could aetuall) u'c tht.•tr l..nu\"'' lgt• to t.tkt. p.ut 1n the
pro~" b) \\h1ch tmportant poi•C) chanHe' cio oc:~.ur .
Out of 1\H•nt\ 0ubltc lnrerc't Re,e.nch Group-. an
the C"ountt\ o ... PIRC I!-'""' onlr Onl.' that" prohtbll~
trom lobb\mt. lobbvmg \\Ould not m\oln• O!>PIR<..
rn p.utt...an pol1t1C.<o OC:.PIRG y,ould .,,iJI hl.' prohrbued
trom endorsmg .JO) (.andtdate tor olhu·. lobbpng
c.'fior L' "ould bt> '-on fined '"'c tlv to thl.'H rc\t.>arch
prOJCCI~
The ASL( ~n.ue has endor cd unantmou'l OS
PIRC') ellt th to obtatn thl ught to lobb The
£duon.al Board ot th~ Log \\ ould ltke to 'upport
OSPIRC tn thcar anempt to m.Jke thctr fl' t.'aH:h mor~
'aluable, eiiCt;ll\ c and educauonal /lm 1\cr~htwr
John Enders
Staff Wnter
5) h t5tct Pcnnm\l'r. onc-tnne Go' ernor ol Ort·gon (Ah-rec·
~one} .lelt offKc in 1895. lorn t-.lcCall,lormer Co\Nnor ol thc
state ot Or~gon (Qr,·gunJ, lett olltre in 1975.
Qu~t•on . Do~..~ anvonc haH:! an) 1dca what h<:~ppl.'ncd m
tho)e )Car bctweenl 'A hcrc'd that caban tn tht• Y.Oods go, a
mtle to } our ncare t neigh bot l The spring c.attll' d11ve, nght
through rhe center ol to" nl The lumber compan \\ ith twcnl\
emplo a~? Or should .. ., e C\ en rhm~ about suc:h thmgs?
lthanl so.\\ e can thtnl about tomorrow too, and learn about
toda , tf )Ou can stand 1t.l m~;an, ''hen thi~ \\Orld comes to an
end, I \\Cint to know.. about 11. An c~crcue m m.nochtsm ...
On NoH?mber 5 Bob Straub won the CoH•rnor htp dect 1\ e·
I Thf> people of tht~ state rna) ha~c dropped thl.' curtum on
manage parlo~, but rhe)' dtd not choose Vtttor II} eh to run
th tr carp 1 store. Instead, the~ \ otcd for 1\-h. !>traub, a wealth)
lando\"nt!r, 7500 acres tn fact At least Y.e'rc sure to h<nc that
much ldt aht•r fou• more) ear!. All Wl' can hope for, <.~Ciually. ~~
that m the worsenmg dcpr'".>~ton, he wtll act wuh Yo t~dom dnd
compass• on.
The 58th A)semblv ol lhe On·gon legtslaturt> ollktJIIy
com cned on Monda), Januar) 13. It does so once• c:wry two
)t!llr\, so lher~'s a lot to do. Proper medtcal care lor tho\~.: ...,ho
can't afford SlOO/day . Ttmber taxatton: do the ~.:orporarc
lumber rnterets run the sho .... ? \\ twthe• to \,tcrtft(f' our
cnvuonment (mor~ than \ll.' i1lrcady ha,e), m order to save.> tht•
econom).
W•ll we cutbat l on present water and au pollutton st:tn­
dardsl Or mu1t we damp down further on mclustrtal and
tndt~ 1dual contammatorsl \'\: tllthe ney, land Com.er .. :mon ;and
De\ elopment Comm•ssion conserw or UC\1\.'Iop? (What do you
sa LA.lj food prices, gasoltne rauonmg. nuclear wa,te, etc ..
etc.
There are man) more c.ut•cal quesuons to be ansY.Ct.•red.
wlut•ons lo be tound tnf!l) prople (60 Dt•mooat~. 29
Rcpubltcan\ , llndependent, 79 men. 1l \lOmen) s11 m ~alt•m,
creartng and changmg the ~tate law~ that go\oern u~ A phone
t;all, a leiter -let )our \iOICc ~heard, our opm•ons known.
\\e must ta~e part now, for rn a decade "the world "''" be
our'). ' \\hat rhe hell will we do?
Atlhts potnt I'm ~pcaktngm ~omcYohat broad, Introductory
rerm)o Ne.;t trml..' a l•nlc "•II be ~·d about thr> nattonJI polnic<~l
SCPnc, .a local pol11rcal ftgure. or p·~rhaps anortu:r ountr). In
the m••anttme, <.~quote hom I e-ddy Roo t'\l~h. "W .. prt•tcncl 10
b·~ the masters-Y.C~, the peopiL--and .r we pt•rm•t our t•h c..'lto
be lll-$cr. t.>d, to be sf!rvcd by corrupt and mcompf!t••nt ant.!
tn •fhcu•nt men, then on our own head\ mu:.t the blame H.".) I "
M puqK»e tn thiS column w1ll bL· not only an .ltlempt .at
•apre;smg my own opituons, as they K•ow, but also a dP.Sut> to
ha\ e an) one thtnk about an) thmg new or drflcr t>rll. And
maybe e11en to do somerhtng about 11 Pohtlcal drtl\'tsm "' LCl
e~cr. Howe\ •r, JU\1 know mg who mak~ what d"c•~•on~ •s the
ftBt ~lcp toward~ taktnK part m or tnrluencmg that dec•s•on­
makmg proce.s~ . Ptonoer log Jenuory 23, 1916
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I \._/'LY,
l To tht• Ed11or: { I
NCJt•vo tntelligonce ~cholarly scnndal Oltt.•n when wt• rt•Jd the nc1~1
we• t~ll.pt.•c 1 to gc•t th<' wor 1. NeW\
JU~t t\n't h.1ppy, ~o wt.• put the
p.1pcr do\\ n m di~8U~t and turn on
Cll LIGAN'.S ISLAND. Circ ul.11t0n
•~ tht• l>Jckbonc of <.~ny JOUrnal; tf
the papt.•r ''"'' rt•ad, '' doC)n't ~ell
If 11 doc,n't c.t!ll, Old~cru,er\ won 1 To the editor: • Bo.tdC) lo~tng out in the
In u~' '"'\' mg the ,\pproH>d
Cou,-.,cs tor the General Dt~trtbu·
I tOn Requul.'mcnh undt>r ct uon
8: mer~can Culture and \ocu:t\
\\.C notKl.'d the o~b,tmu , of \OC
327-~mencan lndran. Both 'ocu
t\ and culture arc lrequcntlv-u .. cd
term' m \Ot:rolog) cla,,e5, -,.et no
cour ~ lrorr ttliS deparcment
-xlli\1\ the \m('llcan uhure <Jnd
ocret} r t'qutremem .
It'~ t.•mb.u.Js .. mg to ,,.,. \Ut:h
clas~es as the frontier .md
Colontal \mt·racct on the li\t whtl~
the Arncncan lndidn 1" not; he
thrt\ed in mertcOJ long bt•lore
either the 13 coloniC\ e\tablhhcd
them,eh t.~ or the f.uropc.m\
.s~-.umed the \\'e\1 a~ tht.'ir ironttt.•r.
ColbySchm•t1
Staff wrtter
Preside.. nt lt,hn T <~)lor tS propos­
rng an amendment to tht.• ASLt:
Constttut•on . Thl' purpo\e ~~ to
make dw ~OH•rnmt:"nl more
rcpr~enldth ~ b\ t•lt•cttnK tht.> on­
campus Senator lrom the dorms
•mtedd of b}' general election.
If thl.! amendmt•nt pa~M.!S, CJI h
dorm wtll be gl\en .1 t ert<Jtn
numberol Scn.att• po'ttltOn), bd\CU
on populatron, to ftll ''m sud1 <.1
manner ,:1\ •• (the dormJ deem'
mo~t efte~.:ttve:·
\\'h;u hdppcns 11 .1 dorm dot.~n't
W.lnl JO~ S~ndiOT ?
According to the propo cd
Amendment, tht• dorm will ha\ ,.
httle ~,. m that mdtter ,,, all. The
wa} the Amendment reads, c.J<.:h
dorm, ltkc tr or not, wtll ltavl' to
kcPp "its full quota ot St•natori.tl
poiillon~ Jlull) at all ttml.~ .
Thts lfem .llonc should bt•
t'nOugh to makl.' onl' \\onder.
~trl(c.> when dot.'$ tht• ASLC
SO\ crnment h.:t\ ·~the rtght to tl'll a
dorm go' e•nment hoy, to run
thtnKSl I 1 h.J\ no rrght.
Realtsuc.rll~ !'lpl'Jkang, t1 thi!>
Am~?ndmcnt dot!S pau,l C Yo 111 sttll
have th~: ~.am~ Scnatl.' ~Ntth prett)
much the lo.lnlt' .Scnatm~. Only
nuw on-campus !'ltudcnt) tniJ>
knoy, v.ho tlwtr Scn.-.tor:r. actually
ar••
But wtllll ··hang•• much ol whdt
the Senatt' dCComplt)ht.'Sl
Rdw•d on the past pt•rlcHm<JnCt•
towdrd~ chang ... probably not. colnntt'5 and lrontter , the
\mcucan Indian j,n't even
grouped wuh mrnorll\ ·relatl•d
:.tudtc\ m the li~t of <l<;ccpted
~t·quu~ment' (t.e. Black Hi~torv
ur ,. · .1nd I tl\tof) ol \merican
\\omen) .
The lndtdn '' a vitdl part of our
>\m~o IICJn heritage, \O we a'k ... rs
the ab,ence t rom \mer. can
Cultun.• .md SoCiety ol SO( Jl7-
Amem an lndtan Jn O\ er~tghtl If
not wt• would apprec1.1te an e~­
planatton .
5mcerely.
Cart•n \.1,tthi\ and le\lie Wutson
P S 1 ht• r~gr\trar recetved a cop)
ol thts letter and hopclullv wtll
rcph to tht.> P1onccr log.
nya phhhhhh l
1 o tht• [ditor.
f 01 the I ulUre reference ol the
Mudcnt uod)•. should you con­
unul' In publbh atllcle~ authored
h) your ltll ult\ ad' •~or (1.e. ''No
Fortune Cookte NO\ ember 21),
could you pleJ~e oe !>O good a~ to
diSl nnttnuf• th~ U\l.' of the alta::­
\lll•n P.ukm~on <15 Mr. Whet-
' mort• s pen n.tme.
ken CoQ pour Ill the money . .so tht• rc.uure
tory t•rrwrgt.·~ a~ orw ol the
hr~hltghts ol ..1 nt'Yo paper, and \\e
l(el a t.J,It.> ot wh.at lrl t.• really car1
be. lady in p.,.,, .. ,c hd' a pet
L'lcphdnt A pl'l chtmpanll'e tn
Minnt•,lpoh' ho~~ bt.'tm t.1Ught to
'hovt•l 'now. The'c !ltorit•\ art• tun
and bu~Ny ; and thJ~ i'>n't bad
bcc<Ju'e lite c.an be tun .md
breezy. Yet Jll too often tht'> sub­
jcctt\1! .1ppro.1c.h to <.tyle cr~.:-eps
tnto rww' :)toric,, and not all
~tom ·' dll O\ t•r thl' \\ orld <JH~ doang
tht) The !lep.u.llion or f<JCt hom
ltC110n i\ dtflicuh, It 1\. Up IO the
joullldltst~ ol Jn} Ot!W' pubhcat•on
to dtvorc~ htmwlf from pcr~onal
lel'ltng~ when \\.rtltng J nt:\\~
ston. In the pJ\1 I have •ugued
ag<ttnst tht• LOG s poiiC) of ub­
Jt!Citvt! or 'nt'\\ Jourrl.lh)m, I am
••II an ad .. ocat • ol'.trchatc ' objec­
t" rl\ I thtnk, hO\\l'\ cr, th.tt the
LOG ,., blt•ndmg both the old and
nt.'\\ mto "hat c .an potenttally
bee om(.• OJn l'XC t>llc•nt p.1per.
I hopt• thJt ttw LOG will not
bO\\ down to prt'\'>Urt•\ from orne
..., no want dll ,~.,.cfu\lvt.'l~ new"
Journ.tl. In the pd!tl tl h.l, been thl'
p.tpt'r' who h.tve tak<>n dcust\ll'
Stdnd.,, .md h.tve ll•t 1 he people
dectdt•. The LOG can p.trtil"-c m
thts tr<.~dition dnd I 'et• 11 cmergtng
J) .t rt•lt.lUil• 'our<"" o£ entertain·
mcnt .snd n••w,,
Jay John~on
Ed•tor•ln• Chttl ... •••••••• • •••••••••••• ••••• • lim ll:~rV.nl'f
Meneq•n!! EdttOr •. •• ••• • • llob Ro"'e
Productton Edttor .• • • • • • C.ayl,. Mar~
Photo Edttor • • • • • • •• '''"B Mut>cL.t Compoa•hon Edolor • I tnd.a Colburn
8u1•ncn Man1ger • • • • Lhr.fll' Grt.'('nlmt);
Sporta Edttor .. _
• • lr.d <:..lullm.:an
Art Edttor • • • • • •• •• D~H· lhxL
WnU!rl L)ntht~ 8<1\~·r . Rttd u ... u.rd, ~lf'\1! tlr•r!l. llYn Con"lly, lo:u\
C.:OC.JI••), Htc1 LOUfll!l Jolln lnrff~r~ f('ll'my li.a,tto~n . (loug l• ""• Don.a
Hu11n• • olt v ~ hmtlt )ut• Ndl '"·~·•
Producuon Ccors•· li\·ln, 11un tl.alll\, Doug I • o~ry, Rna Bo~ll1rd . Mumay
lto~d,o·H Johr ltnd,..y, l•~ louu•
Photogrtphy Lt\.l lou•t•. 1\t.'nl llllh.aw;at . lllv Mt•rcdnh Ulll Mdll.auw,
l\.1uu •• H ,, • • tt
Compo:~.~tlo n , lt'nmh·r Woodv, Eh~e N•&••l, Rrlly \lo~rl,ct, l\111hy ._illl.i""·
l..lrul M•humur• ~·· Yam•moto . lllnll lohnwn \u\lt• 1\ollloll, \Vl'nd\
ll.t n.a!:l.a• ~I .an \\ llchlct
Sport& 1om V.an Domo•IN" ~llv Shc.ultz, tlt!~.~O No•l•on, Mokt• \\ .. llm.tn
Busmeu . • l•m H1rt, John l v.mt_ K.C. Cuork'r, Mtll JohnM)Il
Ar11111 • • •
Pubhc Occurencu •
AdvtSOt •• •
• ll'rtnlll•r :to~undr"t~
c.roll\nd . rU>n
Edd \\.ht tmtlre
Sl!tl.rtlual Gu•d•ncl! .. l'rrp.tr•uon tt
Olf•c••• publteatton of tho A"ocletod Student• ol l.rw•s and Clark
Coll11gf!. 0616 SW Pell\tnl' Htll Road, Pont1nd Oregon 97219 Pttntod
wer~ll ly du11ng tho aa.domr c yoar by the Ullte Otw11go Revtew St~Cond
cr..u PGII•Il• Pl•d It Pot11and Oregon Annu•laublcnphon coa11 SJ 75
lor U S tubactlbtra VteWI e•prtuod ore thoae of thfl wrtt'lrt •nd do not
necen1nly reflect the vtewa of tho lludont body, the lecully 0, the
colleg1 edmlnl"raUon
llw Ptorwt:r Log ha~ been aw,uded tt tirst da'' honor
r.tlmg"ln tlh• \· .orroJted Collegtatc Pre~~ m thett >t.>Jrly
)\\ •·~p~t.t~(~ • ompeutton. Tht.> l.'" aluatton~ were h.I'>Cd on
~JIIIng. 1'174 ~dlltom ol the Ptoneer Log cdttPd b\ Jody
Ru11.
1 ht LOR W.h oiWdl dcd 3480 pomtr. ot ,, po.-. tblt• )700 .md
\\ol~ .tl\u K•. en thl· ~pc( tal Mark of Dt~ttnllion .lw.trds 111
lhri'P t .alc~•lllC.~. indudmg ldnortdl Lt•,tdt•rship , Phy .. ical
Appc.Jr.mu• Jnd Photogr4phy.
l•· ~ th:illthrt•e pcrCPnl of ov~r 750 small coll .. g~ Wt..>~~~~c~
Cnlf'IIIIJ< the (O~pt..>tiiiOI'l \\t.!II',IW.Hcfed I tit' ltr~l ~ lu s rat inK.
I he A~suCt.lted Collcg•atc Prt.~s h,l\ f.>,~,·n holdmg rt\ .mnual
\Wt'•'P\t.lkt~ll compctltton Stnce liS lount.Jrng 10 l921
I he log Wd~ sp~C.liiV commcnuPd for the l.u:~k ·rniS­
pc•lltng) 111 lht!ir copy
• 1 • •• • • • • Jenuarv 23.
24~
Coli
St1
wdt.•nt m
plummclling
0t studonts
term '74 w'
11umber expE
Pll.'<HC
ft:_OIIOmt•
lJ,Hhroo~
IIJ,HI .11
WJ5 borj
Pa~dcu~
Thing~ I
/Ike I lett
bul thh r1
o.~l•o ReJ
Rcub£'n <1
SO of on
on a ,1.;;;'1
but I c;m
real tun.
The ct•
c/,m call~
ol our p~
'aymg a11
>omcttm~
I ,Uti Wfl(
Sweete~t
l.tler CJil
Oneo
tram Nc\'1
mer He's
He Jump'
loud Ito)
l,wglled I
.)<Jp to IP
I ,urt• h
11 rJrned.
tiH!I( cold
Reube ~
There Wl'~
I \\.CHit 10 I
and look
Reubt' ~
Regt\lrJ
about rhc
J/1 rllere
History ol
Milifih, Ni
llle onh j
Volleyb.lll
F Jcultv ctn
tlroppms
up to the~
.Jru "~ou
pcoplt!." j
Anywdy
tint r.ldy I 1
Art.• you J j
up? Do yo
If was .~n ~
w~re gom
rc.scted sl
•lfi(Ut>
1'\fi}'WdY
lor rhree
nghr tnl(l
lor M.tcro
~0 th.tt' ~
Luvt.•. I
/erom 976
ne\ .. l
N«>·"'
1 the
rnon
atton
'lal; tf
I s~IJ
ature
the
!d we
~ C<m
' pet
etun
bad
and
sub-
'e\\S
ued
ub­
am .
JCC·
the
and
a ally
1'>1'111!
pie
em
mg
iiiO·
• • Jenuarv 23. 1976 Paon,er Log Pege 3
245 • p1oneer elsewhere cheaper, broader education for
Colby Schmatt
Staff Wntor
-tudr·nt mtcn·~t 1~11 1 all th.at's
plummcuin~o: at I C. Tho number
of studonts rrnurntng for Fall
10rm '74 wos 245 short of rhu
11umbur expoctod rhc IUCH! I act of drupouu. ilt LC
•~ h.udly "" carth-~ha' mg mancr,
.11 ll!aM not yet (LC due\ hctllt' one
ol the haghc~t ft!ICiliiOn I olh~ lfl
the Nollh\\e!tt). Wh.at maucr IS
why lha•y lett m tlw IHl!l plac r•.
\\ ath th1\ tn mand, the :Studt•nt
J m Kerahner
Edrtor-in·Chief
lJc.u ,\.tom,
Plc.Jw hr• 'un• tu .)f!nd UfJ my wuthbru\11 and my
Erc)llutntC:.\ hook. I tlunk I lett them bot/l m tht·
bJthroom.
llt,ld J Vl'ry met> t1me at homr~ th1 VdCatwfl even if I
Wtl\ horc•cl \OmcttnlC\ It I) i!J>ICr to ilppreciate
P.mHlcnd ,,ltt•r you'v • bl'Pn aw.1y lor Jwh1le.
Thmg) Jrc tl1c samf' J~ ever up here. I don't !!ven fed
IIJ..;e 1 lett at all t ha\'e Reuben aJ.:arn for a roomm;uc
but 1h1< tinw I'm m J ctuac/ and there·~ two or her guyl
,,/,o Rt!uhc•n got a nl .tnd eight .1/bums tor ~rna
Reuben aho gor.t S 100 check wh1ch he's alre<Jdy ,pcm
50 of Ofl cntertJmment and fhc rest he w.lnt.s to :~pend
on a slwng tflp to Bend He \.\.CJrlh me to go '"'h him
but I can't alford'' That's too bad br..>cau\e 11 woulcl be
rca/ tun
The dohH?) I'm · .jl '"I. Jrl Phy)iCS and an English
ci<HS called Poetry Writing. Thr.. "-...J.chcr !'<lid rhc tdea
oi our poetry is w t!'ICpr,.,, ourselv.:~ Without aaudll~·
~Jymg anvthmg f like to write pot?ll)' all nghr. but
,ometlml'' 11 i> very dilficulttv fmc/ words thdt rhyme.
I ''"' "'"'"'8 my (,,, one tH)W and 11 15 co~lletl .. Mv
5\H'<.'Il''' Ru)lt'" I \Vtll ~cncl you )Om(' of my poetrv
/,Ht•r on.
One ol my other ruommJte> tS t1<1mcJ Jules, Ht• "
lrom Nt.•w York .mel ht• t.Jiks more than .mycme I e11er
mer. He') prclly ,.m.Jrt roo ,,t lea't rllar\ what he ,,Jy)
He JUmfJ' Jround and ,crcJms a lot and he laugh, \ ef}'
louu. I tol<l htm that )Our name wa~ Lula Belle and ltc
t.wgheu lor h.Jif an hour (Dun 'trake H p~r,onally. he
~> ro tell you.)
I HJre hiJd., gooc/ (mle .JI Obne)lamJ but,,.) roo baJ •
11 raml'U I hope Aunt Eula .md Unde Ctbby are over
thctr cold~
Reubt•n held a big n:ury 1n our room Ja,r weekend
There wc•rc .r lu1 ol fiPCIPI•' there who I didn't kno\\ ~o
I w.-•,t to the b.hketball game. Reuben gor re.1l drunk
.md /Qoked like ltc ""·*' gomg to \!Omit but he drdn't.
Reub~n .J)'~ rv tell )OU h1 Alfau!. Commlftf>f' has launched
Jfl .tllriiiC)Il Stud~ (Wh)· student
don't come bad.t, starting wuh
m.uhng qucsrton;ures to all rho\c
"mas~"lS" srutlcnu.
1\) 11 turn\ our, 56 bothered to
Wille b<~ck, 182 thclu'r, and 7
couldn'l cvl.!n be found
Mostly rho)•• noti•'IUI nang were
Jun1or~ and Sophmorc.~ who were
Ia~ tng on-c,lmpu~ The.)' Wl'rc also
tho~e wuh htgh GPA ·~.1nd dVCrage
lo bclo"·•nerdge SAT scor~. In
otlu•r worrJ,, mo r w#ao left wer
.rchll'h!rs. loo~ mg for \omcrhang
chttllcngmg
The mo~t popular rec1~0ns gt'ien
a~ the haghcsr fttctor mtluencmg dec•stora~ to ledve w •rc clcadcmac
(32'%1, rollov. .. d b)' "p••rsonal"
rc11~n~ (25"1b). th ·n ~oceal anr.J
fm;~n~;;•al (both iJ .).
Common t;Ommcnt) V.c!re,
"hm•tt•r.J cumculum". "co~•~ roo
t;r eat lor ~lf'nchu,". "•solaraon
from tree~ I world' ", and ••,-. pec­
taUCtns unfilled "
The percentage of student~
Wltlulrdwtng Wd) much haghcr tn .1
fc\ d('partm••nt\ th.m tn oth<!t'l
Along Wlfh lhl\ WdS Chat CC.tl411n
JJ~·1wrs r.eem ·d ro b losmg
l,ugcr pcrccnla~c\ ol thetr old­
\ tsc than normal
\'\hat does .111 thts rcdlly mean llr mean\ LC could b • m dang r of
lo~111~ tho"P ~rudcnrs who wanr to
achaevc.ll means some don't fmd
enough challenge h ·rc It means
d•~ppomrment w1th the Collcs,.
.l; d whol~
Pcrhilps the problem It ~ m the
dCJdcm1c depdrtmcnts. Ot mdyb
wnh the adv•sors. Jhe ulr1marc
quest1on •s. how much of an
obl•gatton d~ lewn & Clark
College hdve to s.atasfve .. crybodyl
Does LC bend over bad ward§ to
s.wt those who are diSSett•sfted, or
do chc b~t possablc wuh what
etlrc.ldy 1s?
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Power Grab
\ I
On-campu~ Rules • This •s a sample matching
quaz. Simply choose whtch
earnest taco goes w1th each
sencere campaign pledge.
Anyone who correctly correlates
each answer correctly wtll be
listed in the Amertcan Handbook
_ ~~.,_, ... isal.
(,reg Harru
0.1 vt d ,.;. £'f..' 1 e
Glen Rutherforrl
Chm ~:tlia'
011 C.:tmpu)
Chri:.topl•er Herbert
• Rt•ghtr.ttiOil wa' a real pam m the neck. I wa> JU)t
.Jbour tlH! I.Ht RUY 111 the whole \Ciloof to rt•gl\ler md
1/f then \\ "' ll!fr WJ\ d.J,,e, ltl<e The lntclle<tu,tl
Hi~tory ol Oregon Jnd oJ p,ych cia)' 1.JIIed Deviant!.,
Misfit\, Non-Contormi~ t~ and Other Social Oi~ea~~ ­
Tht on/~ Pt d.h\ thdl w.l, /('/1 wa' The Philo~oophy of
Vollt'yball I enJed up JU)I ROmg to th~t De.Jn ol
r .Jl u/r.., me/ '·•YlllR "If I (km 'r ge! mro Phy .. ,D then I'm
rlropp111g out'' I wJ< lit•ry iru\(rJtcd . The Dean wt.•nt
up to tiH• Phy"c' tle~J.: anJ brou.:hr me l>dclc J card and
~du/ '')'ou 80fl.t knon hm.,· ro ll.JnJie (#aele kmd ol
people " (or )Omcthm8 ltkc thJt)
r\nyw<J\o' I got my~t!ll mto rlus Plych ciJ~s. and the
(, I uay I Wt'llt rhere the teacher \Jid "Who .ue you?
Art• you a mJJorl WhJt )t~Jr are \o'Oul \\ h)•d•d )'Ou )lgn
upf Do you kno\1. wh;,r you're getrmg mtol She )a1d
1t wa\ all upper fc11 •I cld'i> Jnd that mo•it ot whiJt 'hev
''ere ~oing 10 do w.n torture rJh and )ee hOI\ they
tC<~C.teJ. Sl1c \UKgt• t~ I drop the lOUrH~ and I dtdn'l
df~UC A D • G
Any~' ay I hJd co :>tJnd m I me ar 1 he Res•~rr ar\ cJe~k
lur thtl.!t' huu~ only~ UIHOver I didn't haH~ alltht.•
nght miii<Jis on my lmJ,~ cards I endt!d up \lgmng up
lor ,\rfacro·fconoml6.
~o rh,u 's why I nt.'l'U my f<onomiu book.
Lollt',
Jerome
1• <i Smct• I sot you rh.u popcorn makt:r lot Xmil>
hem ,Jbour \elldmg )'Our oiJ one up lwre/,
RAPE RELIEF HOTLINE
.!35-53JJ
fo, cml) C'Qumclmg, mcdH .,, and I Sill intormar•on,
rcl~rr;~ls , ;m(/ ;Hlvocacy. 8 I ha\e )ened n Sen.ue lor fall
rcrm ot thl> ye.u Jlld I am m­
volv~d rn ,e\ cr.1/ comml((ee.> that/
v.ould l1k~ to conrmuc lf!'f\'lngon.
My voting tt•cord ha• been 1n the
tud!!nl rnrcrt?lt and will be
•n~llable for an)'-one to look ar. I
lwpt• you wtll reelec:c me and I
hope ro continue workmg ior you
1 <·are about voul Bob \\'<~Iter
lt•wl> JIIJ Cl.1rk tS a collesce lull
o/ port.•ntt.lf )ct mucn of chh
poh•ntial '~ unre:tltted. To b"n8
about 'ome changi•\ rh.JI /lee/ Jtt->
neceHJry anti that \\ill aJ,o """
pro\e )wuenr l1te on flus C'ilmpu~,
I mu,l '" 1 be elected to rh11 ollie"
lt>\'t? \\humore
c .. l>on'r •w•p ho< e.< m rhe m,ddle
01 the ltre;,m." •. G "en oe /u'r tor no~elr ··ss~kc lrhought I
would ill<c 10 '"'my actudl reason
for runnmg for SlC Sen at~ I
kno~ \o'ef) lmle 01bour the Senate. I
would l•ke ro kno~ more I am
CufiOU> a\ to how th1s bodr con­
duch the atfa1r5 ol the '!udenb In
thl' te>pecr I look at '' a~ ~n
educ.won;JI e.:t~per•ence m afi<UN
"h'ch I holu an mcere't in Al·o 1
am d •em or m Economics . It \\ _,utd
look good on nr\ re'-urd tor
gr;uJuare ,chool.
P<~t 7 n .. ~d" J)'
F~rhere's alot of ""ork ro be
done! lncrcafed parue~parion and
rommumcatton :.re the ke ro ..
.. uccel,ful •lttrlcnr government "
ndt Greene \\ h1le11 ma~· be a cl1che ro S4f)' I'll
'' ork tO\ .. ard etiective goH:rn­
ment,l don•t thmk tt 01 dtche to;)ay
that t'll pledge m~~elf 10 serve you
t1onelrl) and ~VIth gcnurne are
for \\h<JI the SlC can do tor you
,.,., Johnsun • H
In the lo~q ear or )0 I've been
br;mded \HCh the ntcknames
'young pup' anci 'pee-"-ee· . I
4ll}Um~ both .1re t•uing bec..w)e I
don'( ffiJ .. e .)C(. fn f.tC!,IJU~I pluck
!1\~ h:m·, oft my chi" .1nd my fac~
I\ 3) olr .,, .. bat'~\ bottom I can·,
den) tho~ I I m.1n• be a young puppy.
but I ~;an o~fhrm that I <~m a con-
c~med rudent. left Jones
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I '9-9 ·3-9 ·a-• I
: ':J-£ ·a-z ·~-~ :s~3MSNY I
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-Page 4
Record Review
Jeremv S Hayden
Staff Wnter
\\hen R1d: \\'aL.em3n rold h1s
fello" co-hons 10 rhe Bnmh rock
quarrel \ c~ a hal he , ... H lea' mg Ia~•
l e~r, a long penod ot contu~ion
cnsuL>d.
11 ecmed both \\ al.:eman Jnd
the group shared the ~~me
manager·" ho retused to let I he
pr s nc.Jr thc.rn. thu~ lea,·mg th<'
musrc ,,orld to ~peculate O\ er the
rea ons for rhc panmg of com·
~"> · hc.ntuall) rho e reasons
became dear.
Tucd of the comprom"es and
the sro'o\1ng prclcntiOU~n~s of
1hc group's mu)lcal dtrecuon, and
bol~tered b) thl' succ~~ ot h1)
album TH[ IX V\ I\ £5 Of HE.."-JR'
TH£ \Ill. Wakeman decided to tr)
11 on h1s o~n.
New Face
And so, "e're brought 10 1he
dilemma raced b~· Me~'" Andcr­
~on, HO'o\t!, Squ1re, and V\ hill' of
"t es: where to lind a J..e~ boc1r&•1
C-•lrordrn<ure: someone to c:om­
phmenl :he etherl!al mou1cs pul
do'o\ n rn prev•ou~ r~rdmgs for
rhc beneht or conceru, and
~meone who could contribute
on furure endea,ors . The long
search ended Ia 'it summer wnh the
~cqutSitiOn ot Swiss J...e boardist
Pauid Morn, larel)' of Refugee.
The group went direct!) into the
studto and at la!tt we're graced
with the fruats oltheir latest etrort.
Rela~er (Atlantic SO 18122)finds
Yes returnrng to the ~me mus1cal
formit introduced on CLOSE TO
THE EDGE. Artistrcall}, 11 harbor~
both satt~lactton and continu~
poinrs of truuration tor Yes tam.
Ftrst, let me 4¥ that Mr. Mor.11
d1spl.tys h1~ lilents admirably. He
comm01nds .m .1rsenal of ~}n·
thesll~rs, org01n~ and other elec­
triC keyboards wnh (as New "or~
T1mes re"1~wer tan Do11e recent!\'
d~oibedl "the expenise of a computer programct ," Bur the
lrcqucnt btllows of sound~ and
d, nanuc interludl'S onr'-' pla}cd
b\ \\ al..cman art• notrccabl\ gorw.
1 don't rn\':ln to chrmn1 h \.\or.J7's
talt.'Ol\ In Olfl \\a), bul let's f olt"C II,
ht• lacks the tlurdll) and momenh
ot fla)h \\htt.h \~akcman held 011
ht comm.rnd. r uturc album> will
hopetull) 8"'~ Moraz rhc o~>po•·
tuntt\ to siiNch our more.
Mus1c 1s Medium
\\ 11h 'es. the mu~'" ts rhc
mcd1um, and the) shape 11 rn a
mult11udc of avcnut.'S IC\C
Ho"c\ ~u11ar S'o\OOP\ and d1mb~
throughout the matcnal 1n an ct­
forltO perhaps tah• up the slack ot
br~almg rn then"\' member. 1 he
rh rhm ~e<lton ot Chm Squrrc on
ba~~ and Allen \\'h1tc on drum~ i~
taght and aggre~s1ve. lhe
arrangements conunue in a tighrlv
wuctured rorm, ~' uh trequent
tempo changes, and the~ con·
unuc to be on the lengthy .. ide.
But unlorrunotdy, ton Ander­
~on's lvoo ma1ntain their spirall­
rng plunge tO\\Jrd~ tntcnes~ and
pretcnt10u)nes~ . Whl're once the)
held mtri<.at~ rh\ me ~chemes and • an ohen cr puc provocati\ICn~s.
rhey no\\ ha .. c dcgener ar••rl tnto a
patter ol abo;urdtsm; i.e. ''Faster
momenl spent spread tales of
change ''ithin rhe ~oundl Coun­
ung form rhrough rhythm electnc
fu:edom." I suppo~e there are
those 'o\ho hold deep
philo~oph1cal mcantng 10 such
~erse . frankly, I don't,
S1de one ol RELA YER con rams a
22 mrnute ody.,se} trtled "The
Gates ot Delirium." Unlil.e us
prololype, "Cio!le To The Edge.''
"GC1tes" opens qutetly. Over a
fuguc·llke gurtar and S)'nth~tzer
entr.rnce come~ Ander<;on's liltmg
Soprano \IOtce. Wuhin minute<.,
Howe's guitau begim building in
an upward progres~ion . Aher lWO
more r~tra1ned verse!> by Ander­
son, Squrre and Wh1te break out
1010 a gallop, pulhng Moraz with
rhem. Howe's gullar and Moraz's P1oneer log
• •
USIC IS
k•• board erupt imo ~olo. du.tl,
then solo .,garn, wn' Jnd 1lw sho~
k•cl..s oil. Sudden!), hi.;<.• a JOlt,
.>quut•'!. ba's ch.mgcs tempo.
Enter ,'l.tor.t:-\\llh d M'rrc·~ ot
not\es. "hrncs. .mi.J t.''-PIO)tOn,,
unul rhe 'o\ h1lk• <at ophon)
abrupll) comL'S 10 .t grrndrng halt
b) \\'htte. Just a" ont• bt!glm tu
thrnk ,, do'o\ n'o\ :m.J mood 1~ 10 • en uc. Moraz nscs to the oc a~1an
\\llh a \IUnntnN "" nlhe~izcr )If .un.
It 1 • tn m) mrnd, lh~! h1ghliglu ol
the srde, and gi\·C) u~ the mo 1
memorable look :11 "'hat Mr.
Mor.sz IS ce~pable ot
demomtr ating. Sudden I), a
dronclr~e hum cdip~cs I he" hole
~llillf, creatms an Ct!rit.', log
"hroudt.•d maod. With one of the
mo-.t touchtng melodiC!> Yt•s hc1~
t.•merged w11h, Ander-.on offer<. a
qu1et clme to the .,ong, evokmg an dlmost '' \mt•n" qu.tlity to rht•
condu~tnn .
Excursions
Sldt• IWU lcdiUfC\ ,1 p.1it Of q
nunutc L'~L('Ur'>tOnt,. "Sound
Ch.twr" 1<. dcfrnucly rhe mo)t
"Mtt•am·ol-con,crou,nc:.)" oun·
dmg or rht• 1wo, .md al'o rhe
brggl·~t lowr of RH,\ HR. II
)polllghl\ ~tCH~ Ho'o\t' in l'H'ral
nll!ctnderrng gurlar solos. fht•
ClllijllM ot \nder,on \ I) rics c1dd to
the humdrum, and the• onl) real
mrcrc\ltng moment comes .lt thl.'
cotfd "'h••n the bon come up With
an acappt•lla choiU~ which ~ound~
"' 11 thP.tr vo•<es ma)' have h~en
run through a tape machine or
programmed into a syntheo,izer.
l he cloo,rng p1ece, "To Be
Over." givcc; RELA nR a ~trong
lin.Jit:. Morcu's ~ynthe,tzer ploJ)'s 3
The Literary Revie~ ·v January 23. 1976
•
dPhC.<JIC' rntro belorl' Ander~on'1
d~<cmllllt; voc.:.tllrnt• bt!l(lll"· 1 he
lyrtl' Ml' pPr h.ap~ the few wh1ch
lw brrng~ ott w11huul '>oundrng
,,lfy. How•· '~ ~ltdt• gutlar p.Js,age
~cts up tlw lt•mpo ch.mge lor
Moral to l.!lllCI wirh ~omc rmc
ort he tr .ttt•d Jnd ci.Jo;sical
~ evhu.u d pl.1ymg. A hn.1l tht>ml' 1\
rntroduccd, lwhrnd wh1r.h we
hCJr ., t horu~ smgrng fU~I bc!low
11olumc. Hw words otrc unrntclltgl·
blc, t;untlv blt•ndmg w1th rhe
muMc:. cu•.ttrng .1 oothrng ftn1~h .
RHAHR w1ll h.trdl) \\In con­
-.:crt!> lo lht> group's told, bur 1t
should serve ·•~ an important step­
ping stone tor P..ttr1ck Moraz'~
cntranrt! rnro tht: band. lie may
never repi<Jcc Wakcm.m, bur
don't b<· ~urpm.Pd 1f h(' does.
rite on, stan out, turn in
Kirlc Cooley
Staff writet'
Thi~ arllcle ha~ but one purpo~e :
10 convmce all ot you out there
that you TOO CAN HAVE YOUR
WORDS IN PRINT.
The qualrty of th1~ arricle tllone
~hould convrnce vou ol the 'lohecr
nec~s!olt}' of GE fliNG YOUR
OWN WORDS IN PRINT
II tl 1~ your op1nron 1ha1 mo)t
college publicauons have a
Readabilit~ and Thrills Quot1ent or
··o·• and that any comrtbuuon of
your~ would be a tremendou!>
improvement. then do !>O.
Jl, whrle you were in your
Englr!>h clas~ you covt!llly har­
bored the optnron thai
Dostoyevsky was .:1 81g Bore, or
that War and Peace 1s a Class1c
becau~e those dumb enough to
read the Whole Thing had to frnd
~me excuse for their stup1d11y
But. ir\ a Clas~iclll" ot that Hem m1ngway ':. Thl• Sun ~ho Ris~ wa<
.1 JU~Iiftcation for \alyria .. is. or that
Ht•mm1ngwo~y d1dn't have rhe
voc.1bulary 10 write a sentence
over S word~ long, or .... or .... ad
1nf1n1tum. etc .. etc., then you have
the r1gh1 menraliry lor becom1ng a
Wruer of Stature. You. too can
conrrrbute to the LC Literary
Mag.wne/!!
Before I go on I must say rhat
there i!> nothrng quire so ~oothing
10 the ego as seerng your own
word\ in print.
A.nythrng is acceptable Well,
almost anyth1ng. An ob!.cene
word conJugo~ted rn 15 language s
up to and mcluding Urdu, will
probably be unacceptable.
Shorr storres. poems, drawings
and gr aph1cs, all these art forms
are welcomed . full length novels
.Jre out 8/W photographs of
•tudent life on or off campus,
professors . the campus itself anythtng concerning LC. are also
welcome
l\ny1h1ng 1\ clCceptable from
o~nyone . Even profe)o;orc, can con­
tribute. They are, ahcr all. a large
p<Ht or the CJmpus life. The native
f<tun.t, ~o to c,pcak.
The one rcqurrement rha1 must
be mel 1., rhe de.1dltne: February
15. All contrrbuttom musl be tn
before thclt dcllt.
The literary Maguine is put
together by a 'lotcllr of 26 people
Atcord1ng 10 the editor, Rita
Ball.trd. "They really are ex­
cellent!'' lr's n1ce to know th.:n
rher~ arc al least 26 excellent
people dround I'm \ure 1 hey all
want to do a good JOb, but rn the
la\t dnalys1s 11 all depends on the
contribution'> 5o contrrbute
There w1ll be 1,000 coote)
printed. to be given our ftrsl
come/fin r served on Aprrl 15.
They w1ll be FREE
'Mavin ~ On~: 'A truck load of ... '
J. Lester Beemis
Guest writer
A "Route 66" on crghteen
wh~ls . That's the ktnd of show
"Movrn' On .. IS. But not qu1te.
Actuall) tl·s a T.V. adventure
about l'o\O gyps)' trud:ers (<l~ the
nerv. otl promotion callr. tht•m)
who 11 a11el the higtm·a)'S of the
Western Unrted Stah~
Our hero(~ appe!ar as unhkdy a
patr a~ T oody and Muldoon Son­
n 1s the older. more experi~nced
• be •n a working man all h1s l1fc •
half of the team. W•ll Chctndler ·~
the young and 1dcal1!>tic law stu­
dent l ogethcr they ju~l don't
seem hke the type ot guys "no
would be compc~ttble spendmg
most of rherr .... aJ rnghour&bchind
the wheel of a b1g 455. Nor at frrst
glance anyway.
Sonny doe~n'l .srart ever) trght,
and vmh ••ach cprso<.l<: W rll mov~
furdtPr awa)' hom hu; 'young' and
'hb••ral' tmagc lnoncshowSonn~·
:111111111111111111111111111111111 ---------------------------------llill 1111111111111111111111111 almostlo .. es h1s rig becau~e Will
can1t say no lo a 'put-your-money·
where-your- mourh·l\' chiseler-
w1th ct fasl truck
In one (~P•~ode Sonn)' and Will
get out of jail by beatrng a \ltndic­
tive shertft in .'1 gc1me of touch
football. In"' mort• rcccnt epi5oodr~
they take up dog racmg 1n order to
maf..c pa~ ·ments on therr truck,
whrch hot\ been repouehcd by d
shyster. In the !oame ~how the)'
nranagr;-to pur a crooked treighr
bro~.cr out of opcratron,they save
c'IO old tucnd's busin~s. they
ma~ c a" mncr out of a do~ with an
uon leg. and they unt1e &he girl
before ~he get~ run over bv a
speethng trarn.
The r,cnpts arc unusual enough
to b(' rnlercsung without gorng )O
far a~ to I<!SI &he hm11~ ot r·~en an
avrd l. V. ·ICWet'\ gullib1liry. Th1s •s
only lli.!C~!Ioary • haulrng lluc.k
load~ of ch1da•n shat !torn
Spokane 10 LA. ii acruall)· qurre
bOIIOl(. Claude Akcn is qwlc good as
Sonny. He drinks beer 'o\ ith gusto,
pick\ up rruck slop beaut1es with
even more gu~tto, dnd generally
act.s like any other owner­
opcrdlor who think') more ol hi~
sh1ny new Kenworth th.rn his. ex·
wtl~ Frank ConvN~e. perhap')
bcller known <JS the amnesio1c an
"Cor net Blue", is a bclievJble
Will.
\1\'har rhc )how l<~lb io, glo!>s.
Harsher cnrio (pllm<~rily rhose 1n·
tellcctu.JI snobs and lollegc
students who don't even work for
a hvrng) claim lhtlt thl· IJcl\ ot
r~sembiCtn< t' to I he resl of 1 V 's
shck, fd!>I·IJ3Ccd, and ovt•r·
produced Wl'l'kly serws, makr·s for
dull view mg. 'r cl th1~ rs the bcituly
o( the show. It I!IIOtally bchcVdblc.
"Mmm On' IS a rough coll.:tKl'
of workintr rncn, platn tJIJ..., wry
humor, ja~e bra~ .. s. no. 2 diesel,
clnd u coupl(: ol smoloc\ at thl·
bolt om of d Oltll'•Jilitt~ gr old c.
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Brins the world into your room.
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starting salary and a commission as a Naval Officer.
If, you're a college student in good academic
standtng, and your viston is better than 20/200,
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about Naval Aviatton call
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LT. MIKE BR WN OR LT. JACK POTTER AT
221-3041 (coli •ct) Januorv 23
e
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p1.tno-h..tr v
tht• car r ad11
8Jnd pi.Jyt•C
throu~;thout
Robert 1\
k.ttured ,rt
tn Dec cmq
o~crlookinf
The )tory
(111ot Gould
lennox (pi
Bouton), ha
~tuck Goul<
Gould, ol
Black MtlrW
• Augusrrne. l
to tmpre .. !.
breaking a
g1rllr1«>nd 1
Ntchol~on r
comple1ely
gC'nlleman 1
wh1lc spilhn
Roger c1r
~re mtroduc
jU\t who ho~s
\ ... cnt unpaic
Thb appd
reaction o(
confe!.~1on ;
dt~cover~ h1
(even ht!. Olfo
Curry BrdnCl
Altman 1s
M•A •S•H ~
The nymph
forever do1t
underwear
keeper at
1mperson at1
Then there';
man-moun t
lee. Th..tl rei
Ahm..tn d1
o~rh There
photograp h
\OOn as the I
The slory 'AI
Chmcllown,
rhar ma1n1a1
Thai !. enter.
In the end
la\1 time, bu
''Hollywood
even try to l.i
Tribute to D
Grand Can~ 976
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we
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also
rom
con­
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T Jonuorv 23, 1976
e Long Good bye
Blatant subtlety
Dona Horine
Staff wrtter
,.II \\J\ ,1 long gooclbyt-• , .. and ir holpp<.>m everyd.1y," \dng 1
p~tlllO·h.JI vue oliiSI .tnd lht• <:ockldll blues man ... You hP.ud 11.
rhc Loll r oldio, In rlw grot.cry ~lore-even the TIJU.tnd Mdr chr o311d pl.lyt•d 1t .1t ,, funeral. Thas typl' of ubtlety \\,1\ 1nlwren
rhroul(hou l I he picture. I ven The D<"nsc... got the mcsst~ge .
Robert Allman's, Tlu• I ong Goodby~>, rt!lc<Jsed in 1973, w.1s
r~·Jrurc d at thl• 5th Vt'. Ctnf'ma Fe lt\lill or 0Hulooked Films
10 December Owrlook1ng a film like thiJ. would be like
o~Nioo king rhc Grand C. nyon,
The story revolves around ~elf-employed privdte invr!Stig;Jtor
[Ill or Gould's Jttempt 10 clear the no~ me of hi\ belllrien<.l . Terry
Lennox (playt•d b)' ba\eball pro and <Jm.tteur actor, ltm
Bouton). h<Js .spparently ktlled hts wife, committed suicide and
)tulk Gould wilh S)SO 000 b1•longing to a gambling nng
Cardiac Arrest
Could, of cour~e, know nothtng about the money, but the
Bl.tck "-1Mkclcers think he doe~ . Mark Rydell plays Marly
\ugusunc, the t1mid gentle Jewish bO\'> of tht<o group who trit-s
to 1mpre .. ~ upon C.ould thl' \tmousnen of the mauer by
breaking d ( okC' bottle over the fldwhm race of his lovely
gtrllrumd Th•., dcuon ;, remtnt~ocen r of rhe no!le job Jack
NtdlOI~o n rece1ved in Chin.ltown bur the build-up leaves you
completl'ly unprepolrt !U. So effective was thts scene thJt 1he
gt•mlem.m sttllng next to mt' nearly went 1nto cardtac arrest
whtle \p1ll105e ht'> rcey root beer tn mv lao
Roger c:tnd Eileen (5terltng Haydn and Nina Van Pc~llandt )
art• mtroduced .1nd the mtngue grows a\ we try to ftgure oul
JU\t who hds been che,Jting on whom, why the psychtatmt 's bill
went unpa1d o~nd how two people ftt mto one mummy bag.
Thl'> c:~ppMenl confu'>ton •s brought to hghl through o1 chain
rt~t~clton ol importdn t events; another suicide, a tearful
contc\~io n and <t SS,OOO bnbe. In h•s ~earch for truth, Gould
dMovcrs he\ b~cn nedrly everyone\ palsy ar \Ome potnt
(t·vt.>n ht<o own cat wakes him up at 3:00a.m. to go shopptng for
Curr) Brc1nd Cc11 Food)
Altman I!> not one to sc;ump on com1c relief (as we saw in
M• '\ •s•H s•p•y•s, Brewsrer McCloud and Calilorma ~plit) .
Tht• nymphomaniacs in the o~partment neJ;t to Gou~d s are
torev~r dotng Yoga contortions on thetr back porch tn theH
underwea r (you can ju!>t taste the hash pte) anrt the gate·
keeper at the Malibu Colony doe .. the most wonderful
1mpersonatton., (I almmt dted when he did Barbara Stanw•ck)
Thcn there's lmle ol' Henry G1b~on, the psychiatfiSI who si.J~S
man-mou ntdtn Wc~de across the face man auempt to collect h1~
lee That really took gutl _ _ _
Altmdn dlfected tht\ film with no apparent tnclrnauon to be
arlv. There t'> nothmg visually extravagant about the
ph~tograp hy 1 could easily .see it produced for televiSIOn il\
~oon ,1) the FC.C ease~ some olthetr restrictions on censorsh1p.
The '>lOr) wa~n 'l the stylized re-creativny seen tn Polansk•'s
Chin.Jiown, nor were the characte rs ~tereotvpic. Its a r:nov•e
that mamtatn\ tntt•rest, ae .. thetically as well as ane!>thet•c-ally .
That'~ entertainment in a nuhhell.
In the end you're reo~dy to hear "long Goodbye" ~ung for the
l.m time bur they fool you w1th a grammaphone record called
"Hollyw~od." H vou don'l catch the wmbolism there, rlon't
I!H:!n try to undemCJnd why the last of the 111les said. "A Special
Tubute 10 Dan Blocker." M.lYbe 11 htlHOmethtng co do with the
GrJnd Canyon.
CASUAL , TRADITIONAl
NO CONTEMPQR) '\
HAIR DESIGN FO~
MEN AND lt\IQMAN
00\NNTO\NN
PORTLAND
227 S53tl • Ptoneer Log , Pege 5
• •
.. -
l~y=~~~"h'
Th1s pastoral settmg w1ll soon be filled w1th much frolic. Hopefully the fog will lift
someday so that one can see from one hoop to another .
Just dribbling in the rain
Rick Cooper
Steff Wnter
Get your balls reddy • . .
St!ptember 1975 will mark the
Grand Opening of lC'~ brctnd­
new outdoor basketball court.
Ma1c Hoffman, coordinator of
lhe Outdoor Recreation Com­
m•uee whach put the •dea 1nto
betng, says the court will also be
ddaptable 10 acttvitaes other thdfl
ba .. kelball, notang the potential
tor four-square, ,acb and
ttddleywinks. Volleyball,
however, ~oeems a more likely
t~ht•r nc~tl\le
The co\t of th~ whore schmeer
wtll bl hopefully around SJ539
Plu~ lctbor whrch wall be prov•ded
by LC's new uniontzed task force:
ma1n1enance . The origtnal
bluepnnts tor the court, d~igned
• o~nd p;unstakmgly penned by
;nchitecl P.JUI Thtry, were thrown
out. Two plam were submmed by
htm, and &he would-be costs rang­
ed between Sll( and etght thou·
sand dollars. Mr. Thtry has been
" compens<ned for his elfom.
Floro PreseNed
The ICKalton ot&he coun w1ll be
downhtll and to the ught of
Tamarack lounge. centeung
!>Omewhere behmd the Student
Development Center. No trees
w1ll be overturned 10 excavatiOn,
and gra .. s will be preserved where
po!>sible. The court w•ll conmt ot
rwo goal pom (on~ a1 each end),
four outdoor hghts and lor~ of
steel reinforced white concrete.
Fences to prevent the partiCipa­
tion of unde~11ables w1ll be con­
strucred. The court wrll be less than
regulation .s•ze, d1scouragmg use
by the Portland T r;ulblazers. The
aet ual mf!.tsurements, as propos•~>d
by the uncommiSSioned arust
Taylor Potter, will be 48 b\' 75 teet,
running lengthwase c~cross the hall.
Any persons qu~t1oning lhe
need for such a fadltty are imated
to vie~ the satuauon in over­
extended Pamplm. Accordmg to
the Ration.lle wurc-up an the
Recreat•on Committee's
proposal: "The lacihtte5 ar
Pdmplin Sports Cenrer ar~ ohen
o,·er-e•tended in spiae of the ef­
fort:. ol rhat stafl to maaamize ltee­
use ume. Eftons 10 extend the
hour\ of opetJtion haYe not met
wtth success."
More pldnS for 1he future: two
po~ts and a volleyball ner on lower
c01mpus, b) the flagpole. Cost?
About l/20 grand.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ZBeatles Posters and Buttons on Sale • . •.•.••••••.•••••••..•••.•.•..•..•...• :
now pla~ine!
PLUS! TBEUI COMPLI:TI:
SHEA STADIUM CONCERT
NIGHTLY
6•8•10 PM 2•4 PM • Pag 6
ON CAMPUS
KILBUCK·GRANAT CONCERT
Edrth t\tlbud. und Endre Gran I
~ .. 111 pri'Scnt the complete Ba h
.)On.atas. for \ 1olln and Harp­
Stchord tn t\\O concert) on ~atur­
da\ th ... 25th at 8:00 PM and un•
da\ the 26th <~t 3.00 PM in [\ans
\ud1tortum. Th performance'
arc pon~oored b the Create•
Ponland Coll.,gcs Cultural Aftarr~
Board, the Oregon Arb Commh·
SJOn and tht! fhlt~te Arli~U
Prot;l'am
.............
Graduate School Tests
The ne_~t Graduate Record C\·
ammatlon t) Februar)' 22, 1975, Dr.
\ ergtl fogdall remmd~ all m­
tere ted semo~. Oeadltne for
apph m • 1s J,muar 28.
The nc"'' AdmtsSton Test for
Gradu~te hool~ m Bu,me~-s a~
March 21. \\lth the d~adhne lor
appl m~.t februar 28.
The nell Law S<hool Adnmston
T t ~~ F ebrual) tl Dead lane for
appl ans 11. Januar) 9 or" 1th a late
•ee Januar) 16
for funhcr deuul> student
should ched; the appropraate m
formation booklets and or sec Dr.
Fo •dall, FOB 25.
February 1 Is Of1en Oeadhne
Scmurs \\ho desire to be c:-an­
dtdates tor graduate
<U\Ilotanceshtp~. tellowsh•ps , ere.,
w1ll f1nd that februaf) 1 •> olten
the deadhne for apphcat•ons, Dr.
\ ergil S. Fosdall, ad\ 1st!'!..
1 hr~ "ott en the deadline lor the
rKcipt of .111 matenal~. he
su ~" Students Ylould check
the atalo of the graduate
schools of theu cho1ce for further
mformatron and ma) ~ee Dr
Fogdall. FOB 25.
OVERSEAS APPLICANTS
Students mtcret "'d m applytng tor
1975-76 O\crsca~ study programs
an no\\ P• up wrinen mattmal
tn the lnternauonal Lounge.
tudents are urged to return rhcrr
apphcauons a~ soon as posirblc,as
roups are dos,ed ~hen tailed to
th~ mhtmum numb~r 01 14
Croup1 wtll Wt~ .. J m Fall-Winter 10
Malav~1a, f nm~. and Ccnu01l
Amenca In\\ mter-prmg ~roups
wttl stud~· m Iran and Portugal. In
the prlng and Summer one group
w1ll go ro the South Paone. Sign­
ups in th T cmpleton otf•ce ha
been ,espeoall he:H1 tor the
france and South Pactftc
pr~ram s.
THE HILTJ
;()fA pres.ents 'The Halt on
ebtu1ry ht from 9-12 PM rn the
"'uontc Temple Sunken
~llroom . Oren to the hrh -
vhete\ er ) ours ma' be, ~nd
Iince to mus1c by Carl Smtth and
he Nlltural C.u Co Ttc.kets are
~~;ulable at the rnlo desk for SJ.SO
)Cf couple.
f )OU arc 1n need ol transportll·
ton, th "re wrll be a bus wa•tang
•utJo~de Pimphn after the LC ~
Nillamette baskctb.lll game. If you
.tan to take the bui, s.gn up farst-.r
he Student Acttv.ries Offt<:.e.
rhere will be a StNII dlarge tor
;)Us fare. •
NATIONAl FEDERATION OF
THE BliND OF OREGON AN·
NUAl SCHOLARSHIPS nO\\ be­
eng ollcrcd. tudcrm .tppl) 1ns ror
thl) mu~t be bhnd or rnu)t be the
ofhpnng of one or both blmd
parent . Appl1c.ttron de3dlme 1s
Februar 15. 11)75 Contact Fm.m­
aal 1ds Otficc for mor'C mforma­
tlon
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF
OREGON r ,," a .. arlablc lor
Mmont) and Or.,ad\ antag~d
tudent rn pun;wng their college
t.>ducatwn p11 ng term applu:a-
tion deadline 1\ Min~ h ), 1975
S.S. KRESGE IK MART)
rccruller \\all he nr .tlllpu~
Februan 11, 1975 to mten.'ll.'\\
cnrors and Juruor~ lor carct.>r
emplo) ment.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
represcmaiiH."S w til be on campus
to mter\1~\' student!. (men and
\\Omen( FOR UMMER EMPlO'­
MENT Fcbruar 10, 1975 (Mon­
da ).
· 1 ors and )unaors Sears,
Roc, buck rcpresentath 1.~ \\all be
!'1 ::.:~mpu~ T U<'Sda, r ebruary 4,
1975 for IOICrVIC\\ tng tor Cilff'Cr
pl:u;"mcnt for more mtormation
and 10 SICO up lOr lnte!VI~'\\ C'Ome
to .:>tuUent Emplo~ ment Otfice,
Odell ,\1Jnor Room 25.
OFF
CAMPUS
SUFI CHOIR •
SUFI CHOIR wall gtvc <~concert
Thursday, Januar) 2J. 7 PM at
erghbor5. of Woodcralt
Aud•to11um, SW 14 and Mormon,
rn Portland, .a\ part otlht:tr concert
tour ot the Pacrllc North\\est.
sun -HOtR I) a 22-mcmbt'r
n) •mblc of ~·nger~. mu~ •c•am
and danoe" hom th1~ San frill\·
o~co llrc.t iiiC 1>re~entmg their
own un1qu~ blend ot music and
dance that opcm. the heart, har­
montZC!Io the bodt • .atn.lio the
m1nd and deltKht ~o the soul T h~
Choir's. mu~tQI imparaltOn tlo~
I rom ~e\'er.:.l ~tre.1m s tndud•ng the
Gangt.>s, the Missls~tppr, the Jor­
dlln and th•• Ntle; but rhe end
result hJpp1ly eludes obvious
categorro. Thcu small but
dynam•c corJ» ol ~.bnccl'\ are
uam~ m both Eastern Jnd
Weste~n danoe, and they express
tn movement what rhe stn~cn are
e•Pfes~ng mu~ally . •
Ptoncer Log
TALENT TO DISPLAY"
pphcarrons ror the ~i)\'o dust
F~'''al ma) be prckcd up at the
lntormataon ()eo k en lemplt•ton
Th1 e.u·, latr ·~ Aprtl 15th
throu~h the 20th.
••••••••• •••
YOGA
Danle .1nd 'oga Ia\> t\ bcmg
Oll\.'r'-'d (no c:redrt) b) Da\ id Vogt.'l
agaan tht~ tt•rm. Contact Oem~e
Thomp~on e~t. 578 lor dl•t3tl>.
••••••••••••
GUll AR AND BANJO CLASS
Dan Pr~~le} or the Mudd Bouom
Bov .. \\ould be mtcu:.)ted an
teaching non-credit eta .. cs 1n
beginnmg and rnterml·drateguii.Jr
or b.tnJO. The.~l' \'li ould be sroup
f~,on~ pnced to pa) hem tor h1>
umc and encrg\ and nol-rtp vou
oil. U ou \\Ould be mtNe~tC'dcall
DentM! Thomp~on l"XI. 578
. ............ .
BISTRO!
Don't m,.,,. the 8rsuo, cv("rv T uc}­
da mght at 9:00 PM an Stamm
Daning Room. A great chant..c to
hear talented .tn"'" for IH•L•I . ............ .
VIENNA CHOIR BOYS
D1rcct from the Au~ trtiJn caprtal,
the world-tamous Vienna Chou
Bo)S .. , ill be heard '"concert at the
PortiJnd Ci\•ac AudttOrtum on Fu­
da). l~tnuary 31 at 8: 15 PM The
Choir 1~ made up ol twenl)' two
boys bcrwecn the ag~ ol etght
and lourtet:>n and ha~ been
prescntf!d on thtrtY prev1ous tourr.
by rmpr~ano , Hurok. Theu
appe • ., anu= m Portland 1~ spon·
sor"d b) Celebrrt)' AllrctCtlons.
Tu .. lc.ets lor the January )ht per­
torman('e ot the Vic!nna Chou Jonuery 23, 197S
.. \ •
Ann Tompkans who was teochcng en Chrna when the Great
Proletartat Cultural Revolutton bogan in June 1966 will
speak at LC on Wed Jan 29
ANN TOMPKINS VISITS LC
\nn 1 ompkrns, ttn American ''he>
II\ \.'d and taught rn the P~X>ple 's
Rt•pubhc ot Chtn.Jirom 1965-1970,
w1ll pt•ctk on •·r recdom and
Equal11 in Ch1na~, Janu,uy 29th al
11:00 M 1n the Cou nCtl
Chambeh. !>he wtll ~peak lrom
1:00·4:00 PM m Platt·HO\.,.Jrd
mam lounge. The topic of the
afternoon l~:cture "'all be
"Ct~I ICt">miSt.!ll Crrtic1sm". . ........ .-. ,.
NO SHOWS Will HAVE TO
PAY
All people who do not .. hm' lor
thcu doctor·~ o1ppointmem s
\\ithout nouh mg the Heahh
Cl•nter w1ll be ch<~rged $2.001
DOES YOUR BODY NEED
MORE HELP?
I C\\ •s and Clar~ OSPIRG t> gather­
ing student oprnton through a
qucstiOnJtrC Jbout the colleg~'<,
student health SCI\ ice and he.tlth
m~urancc programs . The ri~e
mrnutcs 11 tak~ to ftll out the
qucst1ona~te 1s all your ttme need­
t..>d IO initiate amprovcmenh cmd
addruom to the program . 1 urn
)OUr re>pon .. es, which w•ll be di\·
tubuted rn ) our mailbo:\e>, en to
O~PIRG LJo,., 220or under the door
of I rl•mont Room, TCC.
••••••••• •••
Boys, prac •tl .tl S5.50, $4 SO, and
SJ.50 • .trc on SJie nov. at Celebrtt\
ttr a..:tron), 1010 !:1\\ Mornson,
l,ortiJnrl 97205.
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FILMS
The Unatcd front Bool..~tore •~
prt enting the film \-\ E ARE THE
PAl S JINIAN PEOPLE. It h a com·
pellrng documentary whtch If aces
the hrstory ol tht! Midea"t from
1915 to the prt!~tnt. The him w1ll
pia) on January 25th ar Sunn~rde
,\.-\ethotli\t Church .tl 7:00PM, and
.,...-::,., , ::::---... 1 . r--:.J'/7' {\ More JObs on campus 1
r he rob ~11ua11on h," llt'COnte
grUC!>OrllC fh15 Wlnle!l tel m Wllh
the •C•>nomy on the downh1ll,
1obs arc h.ardcr to find w hc.:thl'f on
Cdmpu '" oil. The ~tudcnt
Emplormcnt orr 1cc I> coopero.~tms
wrth students 1n c.rc01trn~ nc" JObs
on campus.
Pr••v•ou)l) the OrcJ(onran has
tcfu\ •d to dch\t!r to students on
cAmpus hccaus • of collecuon
problems . No" an agrcemt>nt has
been reached, that ria student or
students would be rC}ponstblc lor
deltver ~· and collecttom, 'ervtce
c;m bcgrn .. g.un. ;\ccompltshmt.>nt
ol h\l1 goals arc tor c:.een, IJrM, an
.uiJ•tron or one to three rob~ •• md
St.'<:ond, ..t dc•c:rca:.c tn the ''oiJIIon
ol LC m rcg.ud to current events.
1 h\· numbr•r or 10b') c:reated,
howe\ cr, depends on 1 he numbct
ot ub)Crlpllom rccet .. c~. Prcpd)'•
mena tor two months I'> • equ11cd 1n
adv.mt e of tic h .. en. 81ll10~ wtll be
b)· ·>tudcnt ma1l. II you're tn·
tert: h!d m the JOb ot Ctrculauon
OtrcCiot lot LC caiiJuhc x216. But
li you re mti'H!~It•d m a .. ubscrip·
110n tall Chm 395 or 244-883) tor
further details.
UYA
lntell''ted 111 communtl) scrvtce?
Uncvcr,•ty Year to' ACTION g•H~
)tudenh tht> (lpportun1ty to tn·
IC)(r<Ut' a riKCHOUS JCoJdemiC
program with meanmgful wurk 1n
the 'ommunrh . ppl) now tor
pl.tlement in hmc Call e~t 4-l2 or
c orne h~ Rm. 54 Stt•"art IIOJII.
on J,muar\ 2611, at the Contact
Ccntt>r Jt 7:00 Jnd 9•00 PM, Ad­
mi))ton '' SOc.
ROMEO AND JULIET, Januar}
2Jrd Ponland Art Mu~eum, 7!00
PM
LIFEBOAT ( 1943), Janu.ny 24th,
hJn'> \ucfnortum, 7·00 .tnd 10:00
PM, Admi!>Mon, S 1.00.
10 50% REDUCTION ON
OVERSTOCK & CLOSE
OUT MODELS
JACI( PURCELL • ADIDAS
TIGER • CONVERSE
=P-~~-~E~::~~~~:~ ~
Jen 20 25 ONlY
10 AM • 6 PM
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t .. t 1)03 748 99tt­
SIIaillt ~u January
JOBS IN
TO
Any '>lud
porary pa
only !.!ppl
ehg1bll', d
;~ppiU:JtiOI'J
..riiO\\ amR
p >rmrt\ ctn
lntCH!~ted
completf' 1
.1nd dt.--scn
lion rorm,
addrcs~. t~
and Sl 00
tamp~ or
coupom
postage to
•rYI(f!S,
[urope.
tnt orm.tiiOI
WORK sn
COLLEG E~
HDERI\l J
OREGON 1
nO\\ .lVall
Employme
Manor R<
mcdrateh· f
<~PPI~ ing '"
8 s
The vo
ball ge1mes
' Lcmmerma
lmtde mov
noticed. Th!
on an Ed
b..td:court '
fmgercd dri
Hartung en
U)ual doubt,
.;md rcbourl
ru~th: thro
mumbling,
"fhat guy
Hartung. wh
)(>ar of Vd
pjoneer1. An
1 key to "' P•or
' ference cha~
M<Jn) lcJ
1 ~g.ttn'>t top sl
Zimmerman. !
I h(' C.hur
;~nd Ac
OOCTOR C
Our l.nt t;ro. rn
ll.lomonr "'''
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lro~~ltllvno~l t1oc111
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lill("t:IUI\ h\l\
lolblt\h(no 11" t!•ll
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• I January 23. 1 975
JOBS IN EUROPE AVAILABLE
TO All STUDENTS
\11)' !llut.ltmt lniiV oblottn a tem­
pN·HY p.t)'tng rob Ill lurope by
only .1pplyeng. Only ~•udeont~ o.1re
digtblt·, tlnd th••y mu'lt )Ubmll
appht; .. IIOm wdl tn Jd'i.lnlt' IO
.,llow Jmplt• lllnt• for prott!S)In8
pcrm1ts and workmg paper~.
lnt~rt·sted students may obtain
complete tnformation, JOb 11\ttng!>
and dcH upuons and an applica­
tiOn form, by !lendmg thctr n.Jmt•,
address, tht• name of thett ~chool
and .S 1 00 or tht• eqUtvalt:nt m
~tumps or mtt'Hiiltlonal po~tal
coupom 10 t"OVt.>f OVCrSCd~
po~tage ro: so~. Student OllcrScit~
~rv ic~, 22 Ave. dt• Ia Libertc -
Iurop~.
lntormauon on J \ \CArtON
\\OR!\ 51UDY PROC.RAM fOR
COLLEGE UNDLRLRAOUA TE.SIN
JLOERAl 1\GENC Irs IN IDAHO,
OREGON 1\ND VvA5HINGTON it,
no~ Jva1l.1ble m tht Student
£mploymcnt OlltCe in Odell
Manor Room '5 Come im­
mL>dtately lor dt tat!\. Dc::.dl1nc lor
.tpphing ·~ Aprtl 4, 1975, r or several year6 Amett(.'an f uro­
p~an Student SPrv•c,. ·•~~rs.ts
Amt>rKan untvmsuy srudenh in
fincJmg :mmmc:r t>mploym~,•nt tn
Eur upt>.
rht! purpo~t> of thl\ foundatiOn 1~
to pldrc ~tudents •n the country
ancJ JOb whtlh tntere.st~ them mos.t
and lmng the,.,. studP.n t~ tnto lrv­
tng cont<tct wtth the peoples of
fur ope Every yedr. we are Cdrry­
tng out the progrdm on ~ ldrger
Sle~le, due to tht.> many more JObr.
we h.wt:. We hope tht~ year to
acquatnt ev••ry student tn AmcrtCd
Wtth th•~ excellent program .
In most c.ne\, the employers hOlve
rcqu~:~ted espt.><:ially lor ~mencan
student!~ . Hente, they .trc Pdf·
ttcularly interested in the student
dud wan1 to malt;e lht• work as.
tnll•r t.'SI mg d~ pololotble.
1 hey .tr~ Jll mformed of tht• tntent
ol tht• program, .JOd wrll help the
!>ludent all tht.'y can in dertvtng thP
molot from ht!l tnp to ~urope .
PlcJ~P. wntc lor further inlormd·
tton and .tppltc<Jtaon form" to:
Amcncan EuropNn Student­
ServiCe Box 3-4733, Fl9490 Vadu.~;,
lwchten,tem (Europe) .
Anonymous Hartung
high post hotshot
Bevvo Nelson
Spo11s wntor
rhc crowd at home LC baskt.•t·
ball game~ 11\ill nottcc ., Rrck
lJrnmcrman at 6-9 with ht\
tn!otde moves, he can l go un­
nottced. The .Judt~nc•• wtll cheer
on an Ed Sandoz brcakmg up a
b.lckcourt pre !> "tth hts srecky
(mgcrcd cJrtbbhng . But when Deck
Hanung cnc.J~ the game wuh h1s
U\U,JI double ltgurc st.tt~ 1n !lt.:urmg
~nd rcboundtng, the onlookers
ru~tlc through thcu programs
mumbltng, "V\ ho W.t~ that guy!"
•· That guy" i~ ~ophomore Du:k
Ha11ung. who'' pl.tytng hr\ :>t.'l ond
Yl'ar of varsity hoop lor the
Ptoncers. And he may wt•ll be the
key to d Ptonccr Northwe)t Con­
' fereme ch.1mp10n!ihtp tht\ )t>.n.
Man)' tc.lm<> can m.1tch up
agamst top St<.trs like a s.mdo1 or ~
Zimmerman, but tht>)' Qn't match
---------, l ht C. hurt h of <:onwrullon
ln-.rt'\ Vov I o Hr An
ORDAINED MINISTER I
.mtJ Acou•rr I hl' K.;~nL 01 I
DOCTOR OF NATUREPEOICS
Our l;a\t }I'D\\ In~ thurch "acu•~h ~ct'\rn I
flhorunmt'<lloo£unttOU\ nt·~ mrnntcr) ~hu I
brl t'\o wh•r 1o1o 1.' btohl'ocr Mo~n 1hould coor~t
l~o~rmonr "'''h IWIUII." \\e ••r a non I
111Ut1urc111o~llh, undcnornlntthon.tl "'llh oo I
trldtllufl.ll donrrnc vr dui!ITW. Krnt<ltl\ lor
'lwN~o~r.n .u ,. 1
I lo~r lmblcm o~n&J Pod.c•t I D
l R~.Ju1•'\.lro~t~ trom mo~fl) horch motel\ I
''"'~ur.anh tttr It nt,ll ·~•'f•UM «''~ Our I
\lire uury h\h OVN 1,1100 ''''"''Ht" n
llb!i>IHte( Ill\ t'•lt "'""'' "" 'UI()IO,II( I ol\h I
llo •Wtll tht: depth m the )tartmg five th<JI a
Hartung or Ntchenko olfN.
Although Did t~n't the prtmary
shooter on a team th;~t works a low
po~t ollcn~e. he ~ltps 311\3)' trom
hts deltmstve opponent~ to get
rdcase p.w.es often enough to be
a lc .. drng scorer tor the Ptoneers
Although Dtck wtll lau~h and
clatm, "I'm ru~ot 10 the rrght plate at
the 11ght ttm~l". he work~ at mO\­
mg "tlhourthc ball to gt•t open lor
shots or to be en po~eteon ror an
olfcmtvc board H1~ movement
il\\11\ lrom 1hc ball ·~ one rca~on
wh\ hts te<~mm,Jic~ S"~m to bt> m
1he open !>O ofh..n -the dt•lemc
kl't'P\ a Wdf)' e t' out tor Otd:
Snt!.Jkmg up on the back door.
Deck har; <~dju'>tcd to pi.Jytng
both forward <Jnd c. enter. a role ht•
•~ requued to fill when Zimmer­
man "'on the bent:h lor t:1 brt•athcr
or wtth loul trouble. Although he
It~ cs the hrgh po)t pehtllon the
be<it, he hots pl.1yed 'SOml" of hts
bt.-st games at center as sho'' n b)
hts berng honor 1.-d as Nora hw t'SI
Conler ent e t'layer or the \-\ ed.
'' htle ttlltnfol tn .11 the low post.
A~ tor t lanung's chou::e for con­
lerenc•• chdmps -he li"-es lC'~
chances. "\\c've got bl'tter depth
than rhc other h:am~ \\'hen one
gu\ get m toul troubl · sumt•ont•
comG oil lht! bench to do tht• JOb
lt~c F uda\ ntght w11h Ptntod. ·he
dtdn 't •ven 'it all, yct lw h.Jt.l 15
potnt~ .tnd 10 rebound ."
I umuno~' ntght, lhl• PtoncN'
h •. .,
~tart ,, t r c • game ca~li~r n swmg
.11 \\ hnworth, then leaH' lnr
gJmc~ "tth Whttman and the
··ecKANKAR -The f'olth ol
1 otJI warcnes5, a PSU nancrt:dtl PionHr log
WORKS IN GLASS cofl •:t:tor~. per tor mer$, ,., lists, and
crah.smcn arc now avaelable from
Mr < artoL•an, 801 NE Broadway ,
Pottland, Or~gon 97232. Page 7
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• • • • • • t • • . , .. . • /'1' .. . .. . ... ,
,~··· .. • • •• I • • .,.,.. •
C ontt•rnporary work~ tn glo~\S
w1ll lw pt ,. ••nted bv the Ar1 h­
htbrtion Commllt~e of Portldnd
~tiltc lJn•vt~rsnv 1n the Whue
Callery, Smtih Memott<JI Center,
lilnudry 6 to F ~brudry S.
r 11\t•nty·SIII drtiSI~, from Creson,
Wet~hington. Calilornea and
Rhode Island wtll be represented.
Works include blown and leA~dcd
gla~s. JCwP.Iry, .. nd glass consrruc­
lrons II ,,. held ~s a m•!ans of nusrhg
tunds ro support the wl)rk of
fostenng mus•c t.>duc,u1on 1n
llchools 01nd supporrmg the
Oregon Sumg Stnlonu:u .. s ol the
Ch<Jmbcr Mus1c Soctety (If
Oregon
..........• I.
NIGHT MUST FALl an Olll ttme
Ia\/ onu• pi<~Y lor 8rttt~h .mvsrery
tans. opcm 1n the Blut• Room of
1he Portland ClvtC fhcarre on Fn­
day, January lOth, dtrecred by
Rtchard Nesbttt. I ,.,. • • • • • t'•l'• • I t • • t'
~ .. " •: .. . . . "' ... . . . . ' .. e : I I I f . . . ,. . . ' :
OEAFULAI
A sltde prest~nt;,tion i~ planned
for January 8 irom 5 10 7 PM and a
l~cturc by fred crick Heidel, he.td
ot the PSU ~rt dt!p<mment, •s
"hcdulcd lor January 21 at 7;30
Pt\\ tn 296 Smith Center.
HOBBY FAIR
The Second Annual Hobby Fiur
wrll be held at the Mcmo11ill
Coli~cum Convention Hall on
Aprtl 12 .md 13, 1975. u was dO·
nounccd today bv 1\ram Carto­
ltcln, General Chairmun. 5~rving
J'> Co·Ch;mman of tht) event IS
Ntd Sp<.tnopoulos . Applu:atron'
for parucipatton b) hobbyt)ls, This clo~~~ic English thrrller by
Emlyn W•lltams ortgtnally srarred
the author and was made tnlo a
frlrn wuh Robert MontgomP.ry,
Rosaltnd Russell and Dame M•e
Wh111y If's one of the mosr pop­
ul.tr suspPnH! plays ••vcr wrmen
and IS cqu<tlly well known OlS .,
vchtclc lor ac:tors. Don't miss thrs lust teature-1 ngt
film ever made for de<~r and h~rl
of-he<.rtng people (a group rh.
number\ 24 million tn rhe Unite
Srat • ). Bnunchtld ol Em my A war
11\tnntng deC~f ac:tor/cmematogra
pher/dtrector, Peter Wechsber~
the r.ompletron of Deatula mar~
the begmnmg or a seues of fea
lure frlms lor lhe d~af rn whrd
s1gn languagc<Jnd us tnhert>nt dra
matic qualtues can bt• enJoyed b
e"ervone, hearmg and nor
heartng. The hlm also has i1 soun
trdck.
College of ldJho. Dtck
.adnowk>dg~ r1 IS tmponant lor
ltw Ptonel·r~ to pl.t then b~1
"helc on I he road tnt: r:-the team'
pl.ty tougher at home and a loss to
c1 c ·llar-dwellf'l could knock any
of the lOp tcarn~ out of conten­
t•on.
So romorro" mght. when Dick
ti.tttuns lc.tllc the game wuh hr
usual 15 pomts and 11 rebounds,
the oowd tn pohnc \\til
pl(lbahl) be fumblmg through
lhctr progr.1ms mutteung. "\\ ho
11\d~ that gu~ ?"
T ur~¢)/( ···,
. \ . ShoOt · ..... ~~.-:.·__,
• • •• ·. ·--
\\'htle m1} 1 \ludcnts ~ Cf<' rcfa,_;­
mg <~hPr a lu~ Thanksg" ing
dan ncr. the women· 'olle b II
ll'dm wa prcp3rm • to clefend 11~
Nonhwc 1 D•stnC1 lttle. NIGHT MUST FALL ts an ex­
rdlt>nt choite for theatre part)'
group\. It wtll pl~y l hursday. f ri­
day and Saturday e;.ch Wt!ek
through r ebruary 22nd at 8:30.
Call 226·3048 for rt!Servatrons.
D~.1£ula will plav through Januar
26th at the Broadway Theatre. 100
SW Bra..dwa) . Portland. .............
Non-contact sport
Tom Van Dome len
Staff wrrter
"AncJ tht•Jt•'s a 1~11 tab lo the
fort•head, a ught elbow to !he
mtd-t"'Cteon. !.outs sltues back and
counters wtth an open hand smash
to rhe s•d•! of 1he ht•ad, tollowcd
b) a thundermg left hook to the
kedne) "
What sport are 11\e descnbtngl
Boxmgl Sumo \uestltngl No,
guess a~am spom fans. It's that
ume of the year "hen all the
(ru~uated htgh school .uhletes
(cagers, grapplers, haruers.
bo\\len; .md. )e5, e\ien peng­
J)9nger~) sltd" mtu their sweaty
so<k and tangled JOCks once
Otgam 10 play that gJmc or
games ....•. entramural b;uketooll
Although 1 he ac11on ocr..asaonal-
1)' resemble~ rhc same J;>mes
Nar<nugh cre<~led tn 1891, 11 tS my
beltef that most ot the athl~t~
brmg thetr own vari.uion~ lrom
theu spore SP~"'Ciah tl~ and incor­
portiiC them mto the game of
•ntramural b-ball.
fo• tnstanc~. en one corner of
the g~m ~ou wtll see \\.lily
\\ re tier executang a rull 'elson
on ~ammy Swtmmt!r for the mere
rc.Jwn thai Sirek Sam sptt\1\ 11tcr on
hem wh •n he wa~ dm rng for a la,­
up. \\r!Sders ha\c their own
sy-stem for determrnttlg JU ucc.
Free throws are JU t too peaceful.
l ctJ T r ackstar, meam" hilc, ha~
never pia L'C.l the game before and
JOined a tedm 1u~t to get hts kt s
spuntmg UJJ and do\1\n the court
talmg fasr break~ . Of course, 1 ed
., nc'<~J thr<•wn the ball. (\\tth
u.,cl. se.tson so clo~e. Eldon 1
1akmg no ch;mc~.)
Hill) Ba ell all •md f r cd Foo1ab.lll
take turn lhro\\ln~ hall couft
p.t )4.'5 b"'t:au c, "Hell. I wa an all­
stat • 4uar tet bad," or .. , rc:JII)' had
a ufle hom the outfreld m m) pu:.p
da ~' hec~rd to~). "C'mon ref, he htt
mP hnt." f eghte" drc also
dllfcrenr an lh<tt the) tn ''' on .iii
lcJSt two millron dollar quarante
bcrore e01ch gotmt:..
fh~ wor1t oi the lot, ho¥< "'\iCr.
arc the retired basketball jocb. II
rs bestde the poant 1h,u e en en
h•gh school rhe v. "re thud stnn
players ror last place te.arm The
hav been 1 her .. In 1 he prt. \ '10 here
the pres ure rs. Had •hey be"n
<tllow ·done more ~c<ar 10 mature,
11 eastl)' wouJd have come
together. fhi!M! pta ers are not
d1lfrc:uh to plt:k out of a crowd.
\'\hen w~trm-ups be tnrhe tm·
mediate! surt poppmg 25 foot
tumpcrs whtfe falhns aw11y .tnd
stra•ghtenmg their Jocl. ,too Dur­
'"8 Ia -ups the spm the b<~ll 1001
,... a~ otf the gla s (Heel.. rhe
I "arned the fundamentals m
1uneor high), and when the g.:~m"
ume draws ne.tr. beads of
pehptration begtn to Iuckie off
then bro.,., • ~hootmg hand~ grow
1ce cold, ju~• h~e m the old da
For these \\<thel Milly). rhe
game es rather ant1-chmattc Th ·
be:gm the contest b) pumpms a 30
fool howcttzer tn hopes that
tonight 11\tll be thetr ntght. The
hoc ts an 11 ball.
'cl undi~untt.>d and unfazed,the
~-hoopster clear the sid on the
n xt elchan"eandala\\ah Fr.-az•er
prepar~ to t~ke the ball ro lh
'' •II onl to ttnd a 230 pound
'"'~tier blod.mg ht path ln•~
mammolh creature indtKrt!t I)
Jam~ 1hc leJther ball h<~ll-wa)
down h1 throat 11\hde
imuha11eou J> di membenng e~ll
remamins limbs m th" proce s.
follo\\lns th1s II uri), I he go1me
follows ·• generJII Koo0 nacurt-d
pattern for all paneo~nt ttnor
br\u~e,, spr.uncd ankle , f.lnt.J IIC
shob, pathCttC <.hots and buckPb
ot ·at predommate I Ptllorm ""'""'"'''• b.lpt• m\ lunt•r,.l\ I
•nd .. 11 uth r nuni,tl'lt.al h111l1lom I
f \l.&rt ~uur own dlull:h ~nd ·~•ply lor
t'""~•PhUft lrom Jlft1JWrl} •nd othc• llllt"\ I
(ntlow o1 lu w1ll dun<~hun IOf thl.'
lflcru\lo t rr•••lemwl' ;and pod ct lrr"'"" I
~lur •uduuuon i\ rt>eut~nut"d In ;all \0 •'"'"' I
d lTlu'! ll)(ercn cmtnltt!'> ( hurth of C.•m
t.o.,.,,IO!, 8oa 115 M.ir'f hrh r floud•l
lll6~ ---------· Chuon !.>tudres c::ld !>. her
\\cdn•• d.ty, Januar 6·\larch 12.
7-9 J~.m., room )23 mtth
\lemoual Cent"'' For murc mfor­
mataon ..::JII 227-4761." Corns tnt\) the tournamenr a~
undt.'INit~ conlcr "nc • cham­
plom. the lad) piker\" ere heav•­
ly la,ored to \\ln. lhc onl) Bobb and Ben Boxer amu e
them:.eh~ b flattening each
other \\ 11h crunc.hmg elbow-.. h u,
or II\ hate\ •r happen~ to be t<»~t
to 1he other's head her rcccl\'­
ms technical fouls and ere uons
from the •ame. lhe) arc alwo~~ ltltramural ba ketba11 IS the
game • .and though It I not gret~t oUI
or poetr rn mouon 11 c" ~ ns
purpose Th,n as, to S'' e ,Jilt hose
11\0uld-be !.uper ta~ one last \hot
10 show w hac the \ e got rontinued on page 8 .. Pege 8 Ptonoor Log -
•
...
• Tom Von Oomelen
Stoff Writer
T lw p.wtllon Wd., de.,ertcd. ex­
t cpt for .1 p.ur of gar lr ... wlmmtntt
ldp.. Only nunutc~ c<.~rltcr. the
c,unh·.tl like Jtmo\phcte th.at goc'
.tlong wtth "~ un m«:t•l\ h.ul bt?cn
tlw ,t PilL lt•wt!> & Clark \wtm
LOach, T ~d Boveu bru~hcd back
lm h.1ir .mcl refl~ctt?d on the fU\ot
lompll•tcd meet wtth NWC rival,
\\ hum&m .md pcrcnmal power
~Ol
1 m rt>JII\' pll'iN~d wtth the way
the krth comp~tcd toda\. \\'c
nct•d .1 lot of "ork, t'\pectJII)· on
turm and pace, but constdl•rtng
\H'0Vl.' bl.•l.'n pralticin~ very hard
our ~wimmcr ~ h.1d to be J hule
trrcd," Tlw women\ te.tm hdd JU'>I
dc•lc.lll'U \\'hrtman dnd <\0(
\~hale the tnl'll had d(opped aught
60·43 dt>d,ion to the' •~•tor~ from
\\'alia W.llla Boyetl J~~e~o,ed the
outlooJ.. for both tt•am-. in thl'
upcommg campaign.
Clackamas communications crossed
travel-time shoots the scrimmage "Lookang at the women\ team,
thl•rc ., d lot of new talent from
l<~lilornia, ld.1ho and Oregon J
lot of f re .. h blood. T hl~) ve
brought with them .1n abundance
of enthu,tasm, and '' the~ lOn·
ttnuc to work h.ud I expect great
things trom them. \ NWC tham­
ptomhip ;, aver}' good pos.,ibility . Sally Schutn
Sports Writer
"I v.as )ure the sche-dule !>ard
there'," Y.Orrted Y.Omen\ ba.,ket·
ball coach Mary lou Hunter, a.-.;
sh ·and her team nel""ou~lv paced
up and do" n tht> \ilCant court at
Clack:Jmas Communtt} College
la~t ..., eek.
The Proneer:. narrow!) missed
thear tirst encounter of the sea'>on
on a tcchntcality . When dlscu .. sing
the loca11on of the game. the
coach~ had gotten their w1re~
cro~sl-d.
CCC. the alleged home te.itm of
the .ilfternoon, .... as havmg the
same trouble findrng thear oppo·
ncnt on a barren LC court. After
some dete<:t1ve Y.Orl, CCC realiz·
e-d thear mt~t41ke • Mr,. Hunter was
ught. rhc schedule dtd sa) 'there'.
Our neller~ ftlled the tntenm
Y.ath an hour of light-hearted
prawcc (I mean tf the\ couldn't
fmd the right court to pia) on,the\' certamly \\Crl'n't hl.:el) to be a
tremendou~ threat on the floor II).
E-.entuall y. CCC tound rh w.a}'
bad: homt• and the 'oCrtmm.age got
under Y.d).
Due to ume lo~t tra\ cllmg and
.1oleuthrn~::, the LC gal~ pla)cd onh
a hall. Dc.)pllc dllliculuc .... th~: mt~­
'>IOn of the '>Crrmmage wa'o
accompli .. hed -at gaH~ both coach
and plave~ a chanc.e to tr,
dalfcrent combtnation-. and
.,tr Jtt:glc~ .
Rumor\ that thh ;., to be a
• butlding y~ar'' for the team were
\OUndly '>tlenced. Returne~ <.ora
Burgt''>l>, P.ttti Brent, Ltz \\arren,
Cathy Echo Jandy Sharp, Debbae
Herr, Arlt>nt• ~~~wart and Tracae
fc121o bung bad a grantte core ol
e>.perienccd pla~er'> . Landa Kelly,
commg from a great t•ason at the
net, w1ll o.murcdh add her fine
athl~uc t.slents to the hoop'>ters .
Soccer ent ~~~ trc.,hwoman '>hin­
ktcktng repreloentauve tn the form
of Bev"o Nl'l~n. a ~ometime .. tarter lor the 'quad.
la.,t } ear' Confercnce Cham·
ptons, LC had their lar~t meeting
....,tth futur~ rtval Willamt!ttC an at~
Jamboree last week. Held lor prac
11ce and fun (three OSL
Wtllamene, and Untver\11\ ot
Portland back-to-bad game-. ot
running and sweattng ,., funl ... tor ·
turel!).
"We were a lutle punchy after
our third wm. but 11 wa!l an un­
pre~sured \lluataon .. d good 1r.1n
sitton from one short week of
practtce to the regular sea'lon,"
panted a weary forward
The team\ conftdence level '"
high a~ they emerge from play
un!tcathed . Their record is
I lawless: 4-0
The nelters make their flrJot
plunge tnto the pre!t\Ure·cooker
tonight against George Fo~~: . The
orange and black will pia~ , the first
ot onh two home game\, on
center court at 7. Po~itive re.,ults on the weekend
Cor an under tnked LC ski team LC
took ftrst in men'!> giant ~lalom
over a field of ten schools from the
Northwest
Men's Giant Slalom Results
1 LC 22
2 U ot 0 23
3 0)l. 31
4 CCC 33
5 C of I 39
• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • lnd1v1dual fini!lher~ for lC on
: : Saturdd)' ancluded C....reg Mireckt
j£
J3 : Two Points? : who checked-tn 5th Paul Chtdlaw
• • uo~~ed th(' line etghth for the
: Mike Wetlman : "nt•cr~" and K~.!tth )~no,en was
: SportS Wnter : nmth In LC womem' r~ult~.
• • I re~hm.1n Enid Van Ert took thard
: It is a beautiful thtng to see a: t~nd ( hm <.rcmo hn1.,hed '>ixth
Sunda) slalom competition ~a"
Mtrt•d.i tinhhing lourth Jnd
)ton;c•n )C\ cnrh Ac<.ordmg to
Gres Mtrer ~ 1 \1\ e want people to
know .:~bout us. c.tU'>t.' we're on our
".a\ to a champion~htp."
Le : group of mdividua i:J como:
• together as a team That •s what •
: happened to tho Ptoneers two:
: weeks ago agamst PLU when:
• they squeezed out a last second •
: vactory on e twasttng dnve by:
: guard Ed Sandoz Down by:
• eleven m the maddle of thl' so •
: cond half, LC fought back led by:
• tho hot hands of Ed Ntchenko, •
: Otck Hartung and Sondot. The:
: following weekend was onothor :
: good one for tho Ptoncors as: r..:unllnued from page 7
• they scorod easy vactorat>s ovor •
: Whitworth 79-65 and College: problem tin.• women have h.1d .111
• of ldahn q~ 77. The resurgonce • !it'" un ·~ lht• ldck ot good corn­
: of 6-9 center Rick Ztmmer : t>t'tttJon, \., htch m•~:eht tf•nt.l to
: mon and the contanuous ty no\: rni.l~" auv tt•<~m ovP.t•t onf•d(•nt,
• shootmg of Nachonko seom to b(\ • lim w .... not the c.tw ·IHtronp pl.s\
: good stgns of tho futuro : w.ts rlisplil~l'd b) all mcmbt•r
: It seems radiculouo to gavr: whu h vutu.tlly dtmlOIJ'oht!t.l ••.tth
• s-tat astac~ on thiS tuum tho t • upporwnt T ht· t~drn < .tm~ aw.ty • • • ehmmatus some of tho purunuss • wllh .m unblt•nw.twd tourn.mwnt
: of tho teamwork anvolvod by: r••cortl ol ~ m.ttch wtn-. and no
• breuking It down to tndlvtduals • I():;St'~
• • o instuad you'll hovu to gut tho •
• .., • All mJit lw t•xr.••tn one "••rt• • stots from the Orugonaon l All tlw •
• LOG · · · tht 1 LC as • "otStly won 111 I\\' o K•tmt•~. Only tht•
: 5 0 15
1 goann 1
1° snydrs f 1
.. : Uwve•-.11) of lu.tlto fort ~d tlw
• • 1n uaguu p oy an , o coun..1. • l
ld f. 1 • Hlikt>r\ to thrP•• .,;.tmc . lui even I 1~1 Mcrrtlott• Euy -Ed Nichenko -part of the undotoatod "beautrful thrna., : he trst p acu •
• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. tlwn tlw f>tonct•r 's morrwnUJrn
Wu\ not lo~t. • Jonuarv 23, 1 976
1t tht•) WJnt tt." B\ thoy loach
Bo} ell " rt•fer nng to )Ur h ouht.tn
dlnM mdtvldu.JI!> ill> fret• ~tyler,
Jultt D \mbrmtJ .1nd \Ill)
Phtltip'>. hullt•r tlver Beck~ Andc·r
\On .md thwr Ml'loney I. ero~
r rom till\ nurlcu'> thr teJm will
h.t\, ,J good fuund.tllon to bUild
on.
[ xper it>ncc .md dt•d IC .ttl on wtll
bt• tlw kc)' to rlw \UCCel>' ol the
mc•n 's tt>,un thts y~>Jr. Don
Dt•rlada ts our onh new l>Wtmml!r
.tnd RP' P.uson>" sttlt tl'lovcrtng
lrorn an .alt.Jl k of mono, but Jilt he
other mc•n .til' t•,..pcrtcntcd .tnd
I'm loo~mg lor J lot ol p~·r~onal
b ''>b " A' l.tr ,,s lt•.tguc compel!·
tton, Bu t•ll sees no one ~ ho wtll
ch.tltt•ngc• uper po"'er Pl U thts
Yl',tr, but dJtm' tht• ralc lor '>C·
t ond \\ill lw cll.trerncl) ttght. "In
surnrn.llion, thlflgs looJ.. good for
both thl' men and women\ • ll'am,, •
Co.Jth Boyett urgt1~ '>tudenr' to
\Upport the <owim team an
who~lt'vl..'r wJ'f th<•Y c .1n "'\Iter .ttl,
the swim progr.un lrkl~ c hoof a., for
the \IUdt•nt' \.\ h.tt we're t rytng to
do i~ gt•l .. tudcnh invol\cd .md
crtMtc 'omt• untty. ..
At ll'.t'it in tlw c.1w ol Co.1ch
BO)l'll and the lew1'o and (lark
\wtm teJrn the wet h~ad ... .trc altve
and w~ll .
Weekend outlook for rhe (at·
pnnt-ttme untle fe<.~ted) Pioneer
round ball \quad Ptratc~ of
Whatwortn ho\t ''neers" '"
Spokane . Pionee r~ came out on
top r.,.,t weekend d8dlnSI the
Pir.ste\ Jt Pamplan 79·65 Whttm.tn
on Saturd.ty Accord1ng to Coach
Dean Sempcrt, \t\. human tS a very
deliber.stc team A lot of ~aze ... not
much quickne.,., exc~llent
~hooter'> ", Perhap-. one tact to tdke
note of: thcv beat W1llamette .
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Vvre~tling ~quJd take) on
Southern Ort•gon Collegt!
tomorro\~ ., .30 In A)hland S.Hur·
day 11 \ to ~l.lm.llh I ails and
Oregon I ll)tllute of T cch.
Swtmmmg combined men
"omen mt·et heH next r ue.,day
).m. 26 at 7 00 pm
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
f tr~l annu.1l A.Al op~n lt>wl~
.and Clark T at• Kwun Do "ar Jtt•
Ch.trnptOn'l>htp 1 ournam~nt.
.tturtl.J) l.tnuary Sth <rt 11:00 .t.m.
fllliJJ, ,Jntl dc•mnn,lr.ll•on \I.Jrtmt;
at dppruxmti.llt•ly o:OOpm Student
'''l(lll r.JIIt)fl 10.00 A M 11.00
AM
I h1s lourn.lrnent win \\ ,Js the
t!t ond an •• ~ man\' } c•.tr., lor the
tc.un. Hopt•lulh, thts ~ucc~s!t wtll
c ununuc Wllh 7 of 'I pill\ cr)
rt•turrllnt;· f•,Jtta Btt•nt, !)hern
Cue lwll, 1\\llh}' ChrtloiOif, j.md
Sh.u p, .snd l and.t 1\l'lly. .md
"\t\ '"'"" Wtllhtmo; 1 wo pl.1yt>r~
Nol., 'iwmtu 11 .md I >••butt· II err
WIIJ 1,1r .HJU,Ilt>,
The tt.'.am\ 'uC'' e~~ thtr. )1'.11 '
duP m.uuly loan ''vcn dt~IIIUUiton
of talront 1 hr oughout 1 h1• team
Al~o. rnu~t nll'rnb,•a !> h.a'l: ,. pli!yt•d
tog••tht•l IIQW for I\\ 0 yp,u , f 01
th••\c tt>,tSrJII~ o;Jch i\tJrv Lou
llunter .mtl rill' t(.).un hopl' to do
t''I:PII III'IICI IW"I )'C,lr Ter
)
Tl'nurc: ~
"frecdof
adv.mcem~
IC.1cl11ng <~S
uon of the
ol the )tud
II IS necc!
• t.'ronom IC ~~
uve to men
fhe;;e ar J
renurc are t
1 ro tho renur
a local poir
nat ton.
"bteem,
sccurttr" h~
many, such
Dt>part men I
compel em.c
ly." \\ahab
m1su-..ed. bt.:
tenured stal
must be coi
, college, 2) j
S)stem. and
where rhctr
dented prev
sibility to t~
tntellect ua I
, growth or tH
'ethical respc:
I he pre~e
by the (acu
do~~l) the
(r\~~ocia 1 ion
David Sav
"I would
Policy and