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February 13, 1975 Volume 33, Number 10

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1975-02-13

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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''Anything worth having,
is worth cheating for.''
...................... W. C. Fields . -4'
lewis and Clark College
Feb 13, 1975
Vol. 33 No. 10
Inter iscip inary stu y: en ess pOSSI • i ities •
Sue Conway
Staff writer
De~rgn your own maJor. It\
po~~lule undl'r the propo~al
drJwn up b~ Dr. Savage. ol"'>OCidlt>
dean of I.Jculty.
for the pcl)t three months the
Independent Study Commiuec. a
branch ol thl! Curriculum Com·
mruec, ha~ bt•t•n working on a
pro~ram which would <.tllow
uudems to design m.1jor ... S<tid Dr.
S..vage, "It must be alrelc..l of ~tudv
~nd '>houlc..l cro\s dr'>crphndt., lin~ .
For el(.Jmpl~, Urban Studies would
rncor por .tit.' pohtrcJI \cienCt!,
economrr... iJnd 'ociology.
However. thrs program would rule
out omf'lhrng lilw \Man music Js
~maJor. "
6 terms of ratronale
flw prot t:'durt: lor .tppro' ,,I ot o1
\tUdt•nt dc.,tgncd m.lJOt ts
1),, pl<1n .. ubmrul!d by the t,tll ul
JUnior yc&Jr lor liw tt•r rns ot wor 1\
before gradu.lhon (thf' equi\.Jicnt
Of 9·12 COUI)C Crt>c.Jits) with
uud~nt's ration.1h• tor tlh.•
progr.un mcludcd .
2J the select ron h)' the student ol a
commiucc of three faculty
mr:mbNs to asmt in planning the
program and coumelrng.
ll the approval ot the lndcp•m·
dt!nt Stud\ Cc.unmrllcc.
•
• -Other detail!> of the ~>rot(r olnl
w•ll Dl' c pl.1inec.J in .1 notk • to bt:
~t·nt to all ~tudenh.
"Wh<tt the commirtec w1ll ap­
prme dept•nd> on their Cr!ler!a.At
hrsr 11 m.ry be hke com .on law
pr <.~CIIC • Thl:')''ll I carr lw t• •
pcnenc~." SJid .SavJg•
Intercultural • .udies
Colleen \\arks, .. sophomore,
t.utcd thinkrng about des1gnmg •
her O\\n m.tJOI lJelore ~he ClmC tO
l C "The lalltcr mol my tre,hman
t.•OJr I went to my JJvhor .tnd
l' plc~inN1 th<Jt I wanted to d~rgn
my own mator. I ~l~o tal~:<·d to Dr.
s..-..,ge Peopll! , ... ere thmk•ns
about tl but I don't think there
Wf.'H' an UCftniiC pJIIOS then."
Colleen w rll pt obabl be the
111 1 to n·trtron. he" ants to maJor
'" Intercultural tudtes It Wtll rn-vol\e a ba~•c prufiCrency rn three
languagt..'i plus c.:hultt.~ dealing
witn intercultural communrca­
tion, cultural .Jnthropology , and
related are""·
Unharness ing opportunities
::>tudcnts who dt.")lgn thetr own
maJors wtll b • able to do course
work and mdependent study at
LC, work on ott-campus rn·
ternshrps. :tnd u\e tr<~nsf~r credits
tn order to meet therr rc·
qutrt!ment5 . A scnaor protect ot
some sort wall be CJ.peclcd,and be
e\·alu.ued by the three·member
(a cult ad, asory commruee.
. ' .. , think the
poo;,)1bilit ies
are limitl e~s ...
-------- -.,avag·~-.. •
Z.:thcr Waho~b, EdUCiltaon
prule sor, ('Omment~d on 1 he
program. "I rcJII}-welcome tl. I
thm~ 11 "ill work \l~r). ven• well. I
know of se" era I student who Ill
fact ho1vc andrcatcd mterest lind
the need for student dcsrgncd
m.~Jor E!1pecaall)· tho~e tudents
"ho have a lot of tnallattliC and
sen c or purpo c. who feel sort of
contancd b the colic •c rc·
qutrem ~nts .wd the rrgtd
dcP'!rlmental regularrom." "I thrnk the po~~·b•lrhes ar~
limules)," said Dr. SaY.lgc.
futurii(l~. mrnonry studres,
womcns \tudres, f!m rroment;,l
studies, and .u~a rudr'--s "ere
menuoned by Df. 'A ahab as a few
of the ahernauv~ . "The more
flexible an imllrutton becomes the
more attractive n wrll b come".
··rhe more flexible
an institution
becomes
the more attractive ... "'
--------------- -4Vahab-
"l thrnk the va't maJorrt) ol the
racuh} was rn fa\ or ot the ad ea.
P ople ha"e some rcsen.atrons
about \\ har would happen to the
rdea an op"ration . re students
gmng to get by wath mtmmum
workl \ ould certain ac..IVI!>Ors be
lax 10 lhelf ~t.lndard~ anti e pee·
lJt1on l I rhink ,., e have to have
lotilh rn our tello~ "orker .tnd our
collegues and faath 1n the
stud.•nr, ••
The program will be on tnaltor
one ·ear a her whrch an e' aluauon
wrll take place. ''Hopeful!
publu:•ty w11l make tudents take
ad\,Jntagc oi this.' s.-trd a~osge.
'I thrnk thas pro~ram as long
O\ crdue It's nee sar), tl s ~ en­
tiat, dnd I rcall~ thmk 11 wdl help
the college.'' concluded \\ ahab •
• •
-Page 2
Make Wollman
Spor1~ wnter
In mtet\IC'' \\ tlh Mood\.
SJndcrs and head co.tlh Dean
~cmpert ,c,eralmtcr~ttng thmg
ha\t! come to light. \ccordmg to
\iood · and :meters the} haH'
•eemsnsly been ')"Stemaucall
eltm1natt..>d from LC'\ basletb.11l
program and are eager to S" e
I hear ade of the stor).
\ argal mamt:uns the rroubll.'
started last H?ar "hen a
fr hman, Mood) and Sdnde'"'
began pia) ins ball tor L<. and~n.
'' ho '"'a" recruitt~ b 5emp~rt
from L • ''~b th~ onh black on
thl' \ar ll re~m ; ,\.1ood) "a~ a
c,nrting guard for the J, \.\ \ ~rgil
Sander~ is a quaet I) pe of person
lnd h~ t~el) that quality ha) b~en
taken ad~antage or:. s the s,ea~on
worl' on, I alwa'' round mv~elt on
the ~;»ench, es,pcetall)' at home
~a me>, \\her~ 1l I impreswd the
home crowd ~mpert would (eel
pre.~~ure to pia, me more. I "'a~
JU~I th~re to 1111 their quota. I was
the token blacl..: to l..eep the
pr~~ure oil ~mpert Regardless
ol what treatment I ece1'¥e, at
least 11 looks, like the) 're 8'' ing
blad;) a faar opponuntty to play
ball. It seems, tom~ tf Sempert felt I
had an) future m the lL program,
I as a frlbhman, would ha\le gotten
pla)''lng trme "ith the J.\'.'s. like I
said. I "a~ ju~ot lor show."'
Minor clashes
Ch:ulc~ Moody "~ a \\alk-on
candrdate for the basketball team.
He and Sem~n tmmedtately
beNan to ha\e manor dashes for
""hach Mood\· offers an explana­
uon, "I complicated things for
~em pert, he had has quota ol black
players when I came into the
ptC'IUIC "
"I "as playmg ~ \\ell tor the
j.\ 's rhat he someho" felt
prP.S$ured mto coming over tom~
one da) m practice and telling me
he mtght need me in a VcHStl)
game 3gatn~t Ltnfield to handle
rhe ball. I ne .. er played or su1ted
X
Edotor·ln· CIWef. ••• ••• ~· • • ere
up Jor that game. ~o .1 coupll• ot
g.tmc~ la\cr I a~kcd ham wh' I
\\.t,n't hl'1ns u't>d tor the ,.,r~ll) .
'>(•mpt'r t tht•n mor" or ll· ;; dcgr .td·
cd me "~ J pl.t l!l, tt'lhng me I
'' a'n 'I .,~good·'' I thought I w.u. I
then ,.,ked ham 'Dol'S ract• pia) a
fat tor tn \\ ho he pia\ l' Sempcll
an''"~rt·d ""-'o I don't Cl' color.
m.t)bc I he uld.' 1\t~ heard th.tt
before and that rc'-111) mo1dc me
r callze Scmpcll "d\ a pr~1udaccd
man. ..
'Alter that rnctdent I went on to
core between lS :lnd 25 pomts m
the rest ol the J, \ game and I
ended up the t'a .. on c't one ot the
team~ lcad111g scorers "
A dollar
r..loody f.>ntanues, "La-.t
.. ummer LC had a team entered tn
a 'ummer ll•agua.: \\ htch em pert
nl!\er 10ld mt' o.~boul. I lound out
Jbuut tt on,• d.l)' at Portland )tate
wh~n I '' J\looking .uound to plcly
~omc bd!l.kctball . The LC team wa"
there and I a~lo.ed to play."
·• \t each g.tmt• everyone h.n to
pa\ on!! dollar to PJY the reh. and I
told t:aptOJin Trm Flato I e>.pc~ted
equal pla\'tng t1me lor m) dollar,
becauo;e ot nn pa~t experaeces
"1th LC ba\l.;etball. \1\ tth about 12
mmutc gone m the tir~t half
cmpcrt hadn't made an) sub·
~lltutaons at the guards, so I asked
ham 11 he plann~d to put in an}
sub~ . Sempcrt an~'"ered me, 'I wtll
"hl.'n I get ready' and then reahz­
mg at \\1'3) me a~king the que~t1on
he turned and said, 'whJt did } ou
a~l.. a dumb que tton hl..c that for?'
I told hrm I c"pec.tcd l'qu.JI time
lor my dollar so he re.1ched into
ht\ "r.tllet and gave me 01 dollar.''
''Then 1.1~1 term wa~ the
volleybc~ll ancidtmt All the ba5oket­
b<tll pla~cr\ arc pl.lCcd tn an ln­
tramurJI vollc~ball leo1gue and
when llook.l!d on the board to see
what team I was on I saw tharl had
been lett oil. So one day I tracked
dO\\ n Sempert and a~ked him wh)
I'd bc~n left off and he told me
""tth the confltets ot Ja~t year he
dtdn't expe<t m~: to go out this
) ear. So I told hrm I was comang
out and he put ml! on d team a
week later."
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••• ..... • ••••• Jim ~tot\hner •
Managing EdriC)( • • ·~· ·-· •••• • • • ... ••• • Bob RO"-'P
Pooducuon Edotor . ... .. ••
Pttoto Editot ... • .. •
• . . . . . ... Ca~l~ ~ran
.. . . • Cr~ Mlredt
Cornpoa.uon Editor • • • • • lJnd1 Col but n
Bulinou M~~naga • • .. .. • • . • • Cht-tre Ct\'f'Obcr •
Sporu Edrtor . • ... • • • • I~ C~u.rlfman
An Edrto• • • O.ove Rocl
Wrol~s Cynlhu &~r . Hotill Ball.ud Su~e Bo•r£, Suwn Con"A.oJ t\rr•
Coo'ev Rtd Cooper. loltn E.nden lf'rcrn) tU)-dt"n Douv L••ary, Don•
tiortru' Colby Sdunln Sue Ndt.)lrect
Production Ceol ,• ttrm, H1111~ lbrm, Doug lei!), Rrtl 8.1ll.ord, MUff .I\
li.O eu lohn UncW~ l:n.\ lou it'
Pl>ot~reptty lrw lotue, Kent Hath•w•~· I•\ M. rcdrth, 8111 MrBI~•nr
r.turrn lt&dt 11 Ntfly p,,j ,.,
COmpo~toon lt'nnl'"' WOOCI), [1M. Nagel Betty ~tiul ••) K"hy ,_apwa,
Carol Mltwmura, Sue ) arnoamoro, I :ana John~n. ~~~ K6rnort, Wcncsy
U <:1\.;tp Alotn \\ •<:h1t!f
Spona lom \'.or! Oorn~<l~n, Sllll~ xhuhl, Om .... miJICh,., MI • ., Wdlm•n
eu .. rurn lrm liAII JGnO Lnn' K c f".v ...... Mt' I lohn~n
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ANtill> lo::ttllllt'l si'Undt"r~
Publrc Occ.uronc:n • • • • C11rul Andl'f\On
Advrwr • ldd Wh•'tmoro
.Spor•tual Gurdanc:o 1 u , ,.,. i llme-rtcL 1
Ollrc:lal pubtiC41Uon ot thw 4aaoc;oet~ Studftflll 01 Lnw11 1nd Clurlo
CoU•go. 0616 SW Palatone Hall Ro1d PortJand . Orrtgon 97219 P11ntllc
wt!etJy durrf19 the ocaa.mrc Ytllt by tho lalu! Oaw11go R""lltW SllColld
elau pottage Plid at PoniJtnd Oregon. Annual llubacnptoon COlla t3 76
for U S aubscrobers V..wa UPfeiMd ••• thoM or the wrot11n end do not
necnaarily refleCt the v~ ol tM stud~~nt body, lhe faeuhv 01 tho
colleg• admWrue tion. Pioneer Log
~uddcn" ' thmgs lh•gan to
chJOIJl' lor .\lood\' dua1ng tht.'
pMCIIrc game~ Ch.ult'5 ''•'!I gN­
tin.; ol lot ol pl.l\'tng ttnll' .Jnd \\\1\
piJ\'IOS \H'II In J clo~t' \\In 0\ICI
\\ arncr PJnltc Ch.ul(•.s 'cored
~ot "l?n J,;e, pomh m olbout 11\e
mrnutc~ . But "hen tht• u•gul.11
~e;hon beg.m '' 1oody wa~ ctth\!r
lln thl' 'arSII) bcn\.h or pl<l)'tnS
J,\ ,'... Mood) h;n an t•~pl.mittton
tor th•': "Wtth \ argtl gone: (he
\Hmt home lor three WCl'k ol tht•
Chri\tma .. "acatron) I bcramc thc
tokcn black. I got .tlmo't the 'ame
treatment a~ \ irgil got the )·car
be~orv . I pia ed in tht• prewa,on
''hen there '"ere no crowd but.,~
~oon a' the H~gular 'ca .. on ~tartt•d,
I "a)> on the bench.''
Virg1l l..n\.'w about the ummcr
league but c_xplam~. "I ''a~ going
to pl:lv .n th~: 'ummcr leo~guc until
I saw he (Scmpert) h,1d ht~ tc.Jm
already ptCI..ed. So I didn't play in
the .summer and w.l .. n't ~ourc
whcthtH I \\ il'; gotng to pia ·" olll
th•~ year But m) p.uent<> .1nd
friend~ talked me mto playang so I
"'ent out about a weeJ... late No\\ I
had m~.sed up Sempert ~ plan.. ol
usang Chari~ a .. the tec1m's token
blo~ck and I WJ!> ammedrat~ly told
to practace \\ith the J.V.'s. About a
"eel.. later I '~ds bact.. "ith the
\iclf\11). ..
Sempert bego1n to platoon
Mood), Sanders, and Paul
Howard. a white; they would pia}
the ltrst hall of the J,V. gam~ then
suit up and !ott on the bench "' ith
the varslt}.
Varsity Lettermen
Moody and )Jnders dtdn't un­
derstand but acu~·pt~d thi~ ;mcf tn
the proce"!. helped the J, V.'<.. roll
up a nme game winmng \trcd!l.
Then agc1mst Wtllamette, "We
wt:r~ plavmg Wtllamette's J \ 's
and the starting lmeup~ were be·
mg announced . Suddenly I notrc­
ed Vtrgtl wasn't ~ratting. A var~ity
lenerman, demoted to ).V.'s and
not starling and then plaving onl)
about three minute~ in the ftr)t
halt. It wa~ then that I dec•ded to . .. qun.
(( "\'\'lwnl'\t'r I trt~d to corn·
munacatc \\lth htm (Semper!) to
ttnd out .about m poo.nion on the
tt•am. ht \\oulcf compare me lo
Paul llow.ud. lie• us~d P.1ul
HuwJI d .m l'J"} going white, to
ju~tll\ wh.u he dtd to\ HRil .md I.
rhts convtnu•d m'" further of hi\
d " prt'Jll lfl'.
• Fobruory 13 1976
\ tll(ll .1nd (hitrlC l> WtiJ otiWo\y-$
lcel tlwy could h.tvc held their
0\\1\ pl.trrng .11 v.tr 1ty lcvt.'l, .mtltn
condU\IOil \ 11g1l H.ltc•.s "In
p1tkup g,amt'\ oi8JII1\t tht. v.usily
.. t.trtl'J~ W(' alwJ}'' pl.1~cd .11 th{•tt
lc\ t•l. II hull U\ to havc to quit but
we ju>l < oulcl not 1olc•ratc I hr.
Slluauon Jll'r' mort>. ..
"In fairness to a black player. In fairness
to h1m in his later life, I am not going to
give h1m more of an advantage chan I
g1ve a white player .~~
-Sempert-
o no see co or ... ''
Jed Cauffmon
Sports editor
Not now
Not while we re ndang one of
the best teams in l( hr~tory .
The record, the depth, the
po.ssibaliues
Kt!ep the quesuon~ at a
mtnimum .
Coach Dean SempNt leaned
forward. The phon(' off thP hook.
''This is not an unusu.tl ttuatron
lor peoplt> to drop ort lrom a
VilrSII)' program, c~peCiallv with
the number of players im olvcd,
but rhese two young m•~n hav1• not
shown me the courtesy of coming
m ..and tellmg mt• that they arc
quilling. All I've heard IS rh,JI their
lt~dcrs ar~ clr>art>d out."
''M) rdpport wtth Vtrgtl S.tnd~>r:.
h<~~ otlway~ lwen c)(cell ... nt.'' tlw
uody hunched (J\:f!f the mike.
"Vtrgil Sdndc•r:. Wa\ a rttcr uh out of
the I o~ Angdes Jrca. I thmk a
great deal olthat young man. I'm it
~oucltri•~nd of l11~ tamily. When he
Wil> 3 lr hman \'l.t,: bt!C.tme good
fnench.''
"V11g1l dtd not pr obably ... kf•{•p
on pracucmg and worlo.mg ol\ hu.
gam(: as m<»t pia) f•rs tlo, anti h.t~o
not tmprovcd m his play1ng ability
tn some area5 th.,t he needed tmprovlng . e~pec.rcllly tn shooung
t1 basketball .''
"Vtrgal wd<o d week late for com~
rng out lor basketball becau'>e we
h.Jvc d rule, which all players know
ctbout m that you have to have d
ph~1cal exam1nataon before the
lim d.Jy of pracuce He dad not
have one .ttthatume and couldn t
get one until s,ix days later So he
was hJmpercd a great deal m
trymg out for our team thts year."
Moody
''Charles c.tme to u~ late tn
August <~nd he w.ss not recruited,
,ho~ll we say. like Virga I." The
phont: buzzed. "In tall..ing to lw.
t oac h the fOadl menuont>d
!leverJI thtng\ about Chc~rles thai
WPI e no I po\tllvc thmgs."
")U~\ enough to say, I would ~oay
1.ho~1 our rl'lallomhap ha\ not bel~n
goorl duung the two VtMr'> that
ht,'!> bl'etl oul lor bas~etbc~ll •·
"I lih to 1 hank that my whol~
outlool.: 011 lilt.' ~~ that I do not \CC
c ulur wht•n I .tm wot ktng wtth a
pl.tyt•r. You like ro think that you
don't, you never know lor sur(',
but my rt•l1giou .. vtl!wpomt. I'm o1
Chu~tto~n Sucntlst, ..and 11 you'rl'
fJmtltat wath the Chmtiiln Sc·aenc••
n•ltgaon, the whole ba .. t~ ol 11 as
that vou U'L' man J\ an idt>.J. You don I sec hrm cJ\ a physrcaa oody.
You try to 'oee ~veryone as tl
spiritual idea. Ptgment<llion •~ not
d fa.ctor wtth me."
"In fJtrnt!s~ to .1 bl.sck player.ln
f:urnes~ to htm in ht~o later ltfe,l c1m
not gomg to gave him more ol an
advantage tht~n I grve cJ wh1tc
player. I'm tryang to lool.. at them
as the same. One of thl: greatest
ramt things that you could do
would be to say that JUSt bcC'"JU\e
you .ue blad.. I like you or JU~I
becau">c you Jrt! l>I.Jd, I'm going
to plt~y you more. I feel strongl)
onthdt"
l he bu'y ~•gnal bothered the
coath, He plt~ced the rcletvcr
il\ldl! "I lccl thilt I hope thdt .ts
l.'l>P('Cictlly Ch.ulcs goc' through
lilt; lhitt he c.m Jll ... mpt to clo thl!
\.tnw thmg .u1d .uwmpt tn c,omc
way not to wl.! biMk .1nd whitt! or
-.h.tdl"> tn bl•twec•n I hopP he goe\
rhrou~eh ltft. .md ·~ h<!ppy
''W(• h.IVt~ got r.omc•thtng going
for u~o raghr now. We'1t> 17-4 on thi!
\f'il'lon, 10-1, r tght now 11 could l>t:
ont• olthc best te.tm~ wt•\ ·~: h.tcf Ill
rhc ht!ttorv c>f thrs u)llc•gt•.l ho.~tc to
sc•t· Jn~ thtng hitppt•n whrch ~ ould
cll'trJCI the plo~ycr~ from thetr l'f·
fort or upwt the playl'fs an .tny
WJV, "
He ll•pi.Jccd the rcccave1.
• Fobruory 1
"We wa
,tucJcnt~ <~I
pt~ople thJ
tll'lmuth E
ml'o\IOil'>, d
rc•uU1t1ng
member" 1
country
Open
State S
Or ego
Or ego
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DearS
The i
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corpor1
Wt~h IQ
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the live
know
Mv sl
threat <
wa~te, 1
239 llo
tee din
who ar
rhetori
Stop
the Jon
The .lr
convan~
1) Pll
C.lU'>tng
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'dispose
thrs raq
21 Tr
techmq
3) En~
art: nun
years to
4) The ~
m doub
I belita
be ob!>~
contracr
today l
everyw~
wisely. I
~ubjecte
intellig~
A m
rntrodu
Parliamt;
C..erman l
nta, whil
~ame In I
rhe Ener
120, a bll
certrflcat •
m.mer.
I urge
nudear r
~hould b
t!(OOOml'
we wrll r
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ly February 1 3, 1 976
•
Stove Borg
Statf wntor
"Wl• want to givl• prospt>ctive
\tudcnt~ " ,,1mpl(! of the lund of
pc•oplt~ tht>) d bf" workmg wuh "
Hl'lmuth Bekowl.:-,, Ul'.tn of c~d
ml\!>tOn\, defined th(' purpo.,e of
u•uutllng tnps mo.~dc by fJcuhy
mt~mbcr' to v.mou' part\ of tht>
counlr}' I or tht: past two yc.m, the 11111
F antlly f oundatlon he~~ ltr~<tnccd
thc~c jun~ et<.. Thi~ mvolves p.tying
travel, lodgtng, and approlCtmately
SJO per dtem lor c.Jc h pcmon Th£'
Jver.tge group I\~~~ lotculty and"
gone for three or lour d.ty'
8~\tdes makme contact with
student\, th"' other mdJOr goal of
the tnp\, .1s stipul.ued by the Hill
Open Lcuer to:
!>Idle Sen;uor Ted Hallock
Oregon Public Utilitie\ Commis-.ron John Enders
Statf Wrtter
OrPgon Nuclear and Thermal Energy Council
lJ S Senator Bob Packwood
U ~. Senator Mark Hatfield
U S Repre~entallve AI Ullman
Depc1rtment of E'nvironmental Qualrty
L. S Nuclec1r Regulatory Commr~sion
Portland General Electnc Company
Dear S1rs,
The 'Nuclear \ge'ls not c1 ume of frrvohty, it,., d time of fear
We would o.~ll do well to think a bu beyond the narrow
corpor.1te Jnd rndtvtdual interests o( a few among us I do not
wr'h to uy wolf only to cry rn the wrldern~~. when I must
I wnte to you becc1use I am o.~fratd I am afratd for my ltfe, for
the lrvcs and well b~1ng of tho~c I love, and tho">e I do not
know.
My '>lmple wrsh is to live and dre '" a world rhat knows no
thrcc1t of nud~ilr pollution. that knom no panic of radioactive!
Wd~t~. no nuclear extortion. The very thought of Plutonium-
239 flowrng rn the Greclt Rtver of the West, feeding the cJlgae,
leeding the frsh, feeding the chrldren, infurrates me. To You
who art> mt~king the decrsrom 11 IS time for action, not for
rhetorrc or blindnes\ .
Stop .JII nucle.u power plant consttuction, and begm now
the long and d.mgerous process of di .. mantlrng tho~e that ext!>l
Th~.; .ugument agamst nuclear power is. in m)' opinaon.
convrncang
1) Plutonrum 239, the most deadly carcmogenrc (canccr­
c.lustng) .. ubst.tnce known to man.·~ created an va'>t quantatie').
'\II the 'cienlt\h for .til them research sull do not know hm" to
'd1~pose' of it. It rem.Juh dl'adly for 500.000 year'). Can we trust
thrs race of Man to guard 11 tor that longl Do we want tol
ll Tr.tJ'\.sportcltron of rddioactrve mateqal ts dangerous;
rechnaque' cJre archcltL
3) Envtronmental hulards (as1de from the threat to human~)
Jrc numerou.. and mo'lot envrronmental consequence'> t.ake
ve.u~ to 'l>Urlau•
4) The cconomrc feasibility of nuclear energy production is
in dOUbt
I b~lreve I am not alone. The power companres. the soon-to­
be ob .. olett? Atomrc Energy Commrs:.aon. the con~truction
contrJoors; they JJI had their way They still have their WclY
today It rs ume for the American people, and people
t>verywhere to heclr ell the fdcts When they do. thev ma)' act
wrsely If we ar~ not .1llowed to lr.now, if we are continuJIIV
\Ubjccted to dhtortcd and fal\e advertising, how can we make
intelligt•nt decrsron\l
A moratorruan bill on nuclear power planh ha., been
introdun•d '" the U S. ~enate and Hous,e, the Swedhh
Parlrum~nt 1\ conc.tdenng an tndefrnue moratoraum, a .. t\ the
~Nman Rcith\tJg . An rnitiative 1s being circulated tn tallfor·
nr.t. whtle a number or St.tte legr\laturer. are con~rderrng the
!>a me In Oregon Stdte !>cnator Ted Hallocl... who;., dlJirman of
the lnt!q~y and (nvironment Commtuee. hcJ!> )pom.ored 5.8
120, <1 blll calling for .1 5-yc.lf morJtorrum on 1\\Udn(.e of "''e
cercific.Jtc\, .mcl direcu that .1 \Pl'C'ial elewon be held on thi\
mattt•r
I uq~e you to \Upport the rJpld and total ph.mng-out of
nuclt•Jr power pl.mt c omHuctton Rt.:>search and dcvt•lopment
~hould be focu,ed on other. thoroughly non-poflutrng Jnd
l!cunomtct~ll) viabl~ .thNn<Jttves . I agree wuh R,1lph N.u.ler that
wt• will not have c:heap .lbundJnt )Oiar energ) unttl the orl
comp.mie., own tht• Sun. Please sell tht>m (on) the Sun.
Stnlerely,
John Ender~ • Pioneer Lop
•
f oundatron. is to m.tkl! cl~er con­
tdct with alumnr of lewts and
CIMk, Bt·~ owi~ commented.
"W I d r: rt• JU5tt gettrng startc U'>tng
.1lumnr in our recruiting dfort
I hi~ round ol trrp~ we met wrth
them.''
Los Angelef
Jr. Jerry F .tw went wath a group
to the Los. Angeles .ned on January
16. He IS h1m~elf an alumnus of l C.
"We met wath very lew .tlumni,
<Jnd the intcrJctiom were rather
tnsrghtlul. Thrs college doesn't
sr.cm to support it\ alumnr. The
Khool ha~ a tendency to send out
rl>qucsts for money without giving
.my bcncfus or even information
about what\ gotnR on here."
Student Cont-.r:t
Or John L.dl.Jh;m was on a
recruttrng trrp to San franci~co
durrng thf" ~..~me time penod He
left that dlumnr who reach in hagh
~chool~ should have been used to
<>$tdbli-,h closer contJct with
student' He suggested having a
I.Jc.uhy member go rnto an alum-Page 3
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enses
nu:~o' classroom. but rnstead of tal~.­
ang .tbout l.-wts .md Cl.uk, he
would tan. Jbout something
r••l.ulng to the du,s.
"fhis ·~ U\tng the fc~cuhy in their
own context, wharh ;, a teaching
siluc~tion," Callah.m satd. "A lot of
the bf·~t rccrumng as done in­
dirt'r:tly like lhat. II the faculty
mcmher dlX!s a MOOd 10b, the krds
will ~nd up ~ying, 'Where did you
~y that guy rs froml' and they'll
remember lcwrs and Cl.uk."
Staff preparation
"T hrs ... ould requtrP. intelligent,
profe)sioncll stall worJ.. I thank the
'>talf prcparatron could have been
a lot better. My ~tudcnu expec.t
me to be prepared when I come to
clas.,, and I •xpect the same of the
adm•~'>rons otfrce."
C.JIIah<m had other suggestions
for improvang the effectiveness of
the recruiting eftort Among them
were cutting down on the numb~r
or ~tctff sent in a group, and rn­
cludtng at least one student.
Bekowies redctt>d to the student
idt>a. ''We thrnk students are our mosr effcc11v4e re<:rurters. but they
can be uJr-d more eltect•~•!ly an
other WdY~"
Orjentation
Accordtng 10 fdw, many of the
students who met wnh rccrurteu
had alrt!ddy mdde up their mands
about attending lewrs and Clark.
"For them, the meelangs sef1.1ed as
krnd of ... prelude to the regul;ar
college <mentation. When they
come up in the fall, they alread)'
know somethtng about the
sc.hool, and they're acqu;unred
with at le.ut a fe't\ tacuhy
members . Instead of necdang trme
to get used ro e~<crythrng,they c~n
get on with their educauon ."
Interaction
"Another thang I tound
beneficial is that 11 v.as .tn oppor­
tunaty lor people ftom o1 variery ot
drsctplines to be tor<ed tnto rn­
teracuon wath ec1ch other. I know
more about other part~ ot rhe
campus now, •nd th;n·~ rmproved
my ctbility to interact wnh
students."
~'~'J mean it was really co •••
Sue Conway
Staff writer -
Snov. camper'> .JrE' tnlrepid. b·
pecially the 18 LC studenu who
went on the Jan. 25 outing wnh the
~nowc.tmping cia.,~. • • It was cold. cold cold. I mean rt
was really (.Old and wind~ and
cloudy .md )nowmg We decided
to hike waight up the mountam
The person at the back of the ftne
couldn't see the per .. on a1 rhe
front," said one pclructpant •
Veteran chmber
Jo12 Pnnz, vt=teran mountain
climber w11h l1 yr~. expenence in
Ala~ka, Europe Jnd Mexrco,
h~Jc:he'> the cl.w>. He commented,
''The wec1ther w.ts exlremelv bad.
It w.Js a IJrrly 'errous !.torm.
Vhibrluy was rihv feet. For most of
them it was their first time out. It
,akt:s Jn mrtial trip ro get the teel
ol it and know ho\\ to deal with
)nOW. ..
They leJrnt>d the hard wety. ''He
torgotto tt>ll us how to build'>now
c.:avc ... We were trymg to build one
but tt got ddrl.. .1nd we had to sleep
rn thc Silkox WJrming hut, just a
l>mt~ll wood shelter wirh a ~now
floor " S.1rd Joe. "The be3t way to
lct~rn how to build a '>now cave ·~
to dtg ,, ~now cave". The one<> that
Wl'r~ bUilt le.1ked and ~ome olthe
p!!oplc had to bc dug out in the . mornrng
Crowded mght
r en peoph.:: !>pent the night in
the hut. ·~vc couldn't move
bcc-Ju!>e we were so clo~e
together. Joe whipped into hh
:~olceprnR bag and read Time
nMg<~zrnc ~o one wid an,·thing
all n1ght elCcept Joe, he snored. In
the mornang all the 1\id' made
o.ttmtMI "' J brg pot and Joe ate an
omlette."
"l.a~l wl.!el..tmd was better than
the lrr!>t 111p. 11 had to be · ..aid
Prrn7 ~ The wcdther wa~ good on
the wcel..t•nd c.ll feb. first. Tha~
tirnt• tht> cl,b., d('uded to crO'\s
country !llr.r. lhl• 'nO\\ c11ves were
buth l orrcdl\o .lnd '>l.lY~d warm.
(\pt•tr<'Ml' I rom the fir\l weekend
ht•lped peoph: prepare and the
~roup wa!> <tbout one halt the 'lrze.
Instructor
One swocnt commented,
"lu •'s a good gu~. He doesn't
rc•.lll\' rn~lruct though. I think he
e"pccl\ that college k1d) know
how to take C:Jre ot them\ehel>'' .
Another ard, ''I thought both trip ..
were ttreilt. I honest!) thrnk a person could get out of it what
they \\anted. lnstructron was d
little ldcking but you could find
out the nect>~~r~ · rhmgs."
Bills
The cld'>'> ca..r S25 per student.
"The school hJ\n'r budgete~l my
po)itron so the lee I) my salary. 1
try to keep cost!> to d mrnimum. t
locJn out extra gear like pc1cks.
sleeptng bag\ Jnd pad\", satd Joe. . ........ ........
'-'"
. . He contrnoed, "The arm of the
dass was not to do anything really
involved. Cdmptng is an obvtous
way to prepare tor rounng. h
seems like a naturdl and inexpen·
save c1C11viry tor people in the
Northwest. I think that the cla~s
kno~ what it's all <Jbout no\' and
could live on a mountacn ... couple
ol day~. •·
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t I
Sullivan talks money
Stove Berg
Staff writer
In 196q Or~gon p;ud" cora/ of
Sll.OOO to all the mdepende.nt
colleges tn the )I tile. rhis )'ear that
<~mount wtll exceed SJBO,OOO. A
majorrty of the re>pon)ibtlity tor
that cllt~nge belonR~ to Jim Sul­
lrvan ••l(ecutl\e direccor OJnd c:hiet
lobbyut tor the Oregon Indepen­
dent l.olleg~..) A~)ociation.
In his office in the 1\lumni
Hou e. Sullivan talked about the
role of the OICA. "The monetary
!oide ot the lobbying is the mo t
)pectacular ;}~r-=ct. but the v.t~l
majorit) of time and ~I forti~ ~pent
on all sorts ot cooperauve
progrclm!> among the ~chools."
"Thh time ot ) ear. of cour\e,
our acti\ ities in Salem become
much more important ." Since the
opening or the lcgislam e es a on,
ullhan hihcopent mu~h ol hts time
in the .. tate caprtal.
"MY JOb ,., \I mph to wctt(.h tr'lt:
legr!>l.ltion that i introduced, Jnd
to 'ee wh~ther it \\<Ould helve any
efh•ct, influence. or impact on us
or our student~:· ~ullav-c1n dot.>s a
lot ol re'iearch work, Jnd i\ often
called upon b~ a comrnauce to
pro' •de witne~ l~ and tc!itrty.
The job l(OCS beyond 3nswering
quC'\ttom tor the legislators .
· M.tm ttme) a ~en:uor or
represento111~e "'ill overlook the
)tgntfl\."ann! of a me.J\ure to the
pmatc in!\tllutrom. He look~ at hr~
budget, and ~ees marnl) the state •
~hools anrl communnv coll~es. • so he tend .. to thrnk about them. tn
theie cases. we have to take the
• I • tnlltauve.
-\n ellample of the legiSlative::
work Of the OICA deJI\ with a bill
now bel ore &he Senate that would
make tt eJ\I~r tor police or rederal
1.1genrs to vaew a student'~o con­
fidenual €ile w ithoutthat student's
knowledge or ~rmrssion. The
eHect .... ould be the oppo:.rte ot a
b1ll p3\Sed by Congres •
Sullivan commented on that
measure. ''Thi~ •s the sort of thing
)OU JU:>t \\atch.lt no .... onl) applies
to state tr\Sututions . but by chang­
ang about two Y>Ord~ they could
appl) rl to studenb at the in­
dependent~. It th3t v. ere to
happen, I would m.1ke an effort to
talk to all the Senator~ on the
~ommrttee considering the brll,
main I) to pornt out the contradic­
uon' between it and the federal
me.nure. ..
•·1 think thJt ''e ha\e been
ellecu~e " Suflt,an reflected on
rhe 'iUCCe~'> ot the OlCA lobb)'.
"\\ e\ e gotten preut mu\.h
evcrythmg we've rcqu~ted,
mamly bec.au>e we If) to be
reah'!ltil an \\hat Yt e a)k tor."
"I don't know how) ou measure
mflut:ncc. but I kno\\ that the
andependeut '>&tor of hrgher
education in Oregon 1s respected
and listened to." ..... .... •
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Academic Affairs Committee: "No, it's not a b '' ureaucracy .
Sue Nell Street
Staff wr~ter
Ommpoten t or 1mpotont., Et
tee1ent or bureaucratic,
Oodtuted or ltunoz-foiro1
Thl?rc 1§ a nch\ or'-of tru\tet'
and uustee t:1ppo1ntt.>d c-omrnlltl~
organercd on th•~ camp\ls to make
pohc1cs and dcchton' atfcuing all
)Cgmenu of LC life. Some are
committee\ of the trmtt.><! board
compo cd of board ml!mbcr , one
lacuh) rcprc~entatlw. and one
student rcpresentaun~. Th~other
ar"' more funct1onal. Then par­
t•apants arc ~tudcn t,, facult • and
other college per .. onnel. Thh ani­
de I~ the r1r~t1n a SefiCS 10 e\oplore
thc1r respon~•behues. pO\\ cr ...
deo)10n ... .lnd rdall\ e alt(>Ch on
the students and taculty m our
communm.
De<~r Mom, ..
Acadomec Affoirs o brond.
catch-all tru tee commettoo. Tlu·
b ·IJ" ._, of tht boa• d ol u U'.>lt·e~
outltn~ It) IUI\1 t1ons-10 Rl'neJ.tt~
polK\ on d~gr•'l' , appmntmt·nt~
and promot1on , IC'IlUII', ~alar ic.~.
cnmmcn\:t'mCnl 1-pt•ah•r , .tnd
ht1nM.ll\ d1)~H't! -but, V. h.tt M'­
tu311) comr..5 lwfore tht? com·
meuec•? \\hat '" c:\p~aed? HO\\
and when t) 11 done?
Tht~ ommellt'C n\l'('h ll\·c to sex
umc~ a ) car with subtommtltt'C~>
de egm.>d to ~tud) particular
problem~ mceuns dunng lntcnm.
The numbcr of $USSC'>teom arl'
relatt~d) IC\\, but •U mt?mb~r
ceclit's at~ompluhms 11~ charges.
Dr. lohn Hart. the facuh)
d "I • rcprcscntall\ e. <"Omml•ntc , t )
a rather good commlltcl!. h mf!<.'tS
enough to do 11 bustnc s and the
tru)tl "ould ltlo.c 10 do a lor
more ~o 11''-not a bur..-aucr a(\! "
J1m Ke:lhner
EditOf'-ln-Chlef
\.\ell/ JUSI gor back from Sunday brunch .Sogga and for )ome
rea~on It eel kmcJ ot m1)er~ble If's rammg the usual gre;uyrain
our 1here today except tor 11's ilho real cold ~undJ ys alway~
eem prttll)' gloomy around here. but I rhmlc they're g~rting
wor e. I ~ure wonder what Spring •~ go10g robe like. I hear rl'l
ml\erablc .
I'm gelling pretty depre-.:.ed /U)( sr1110g in my room all the
11me Thert!JUSI tsn'r anythmg to do t\11 there u ro do is to tall< to
Reuben and nghr nolo\ I can't even do rhat because he's
listening 10 rh~ headphont!l Merle ·~ 5ludymg and Jute~ IS
plavrng ~quash I feel like I ne~ ro valk ro someont> Yes I erday I
wed ro ralk rom)' R~ <~bout my problem~ but he Jt.epr ~aying
"Jusr u>e your own judgement "I rried to tell him th<Jt thar·s
what caused m) problems rn the first place. bur he d•dn't
understand
There's somethmg I betrer tell you abou1 even though it's nor
teall a \'E~T) big deal We don't have all th.Jt much furniture m
our room )OU know and Reuben and jules rhoughr , would
sure bemce ro h•ve a nice pl.1cc ro sii do..-.n \\'ell ourlloor has
E;Of th1s b•g lounge chat nobody ever use.) ;,nd ,,. gor this real
mce couch thJt nobody ever >liS on So Reuben and Ju/f!.)
decrded ro bnng '' imo our room.
I \o\ilsn't so sure rhar was )Ucha good idea burl .Jsl<ed the guys
on the 1/oor whJt they thought and they said it wa> o/..;,y with
them so I d1dn'r rhmk any more about 11.1t's a real comfortable
couch
Well wh<Jt should happen but one dav rhe R«!s•dem General
lhould c-ome .knocking at our door {The Res•denl General is
sort ollike Dorm Mother bur rn our ca1e u's no mother ar all''·~
JU~ ,. regular student kid.) He s~rted talking about "rhr• peer
group sysrem" and '\cx:rett~l respons•b•lrry." \Veil, Reulxm
.asked h1m exactly what he wa> tal/ung about 1t, and rhc k1d
pomrcd O\tU ro our couch. Reuben sa•d. "'What about •II"
Th•s ltad started talking about how he d•dn 'r wa01 ro preach ro
tJ) and he knew rhar we were marutt.? mdiVIduals and would do
whal rs best for everyone if we had any r~>sp~t lor other people
at ;,II So Reuben .sard, ··\-\ell what are )OU gomgro do to us7''
So th1s ktd Silrd th<Jt he w~sn·r gomgto tell us whilt ro do bur II
we d1dn"r put the couch ~ck we would ge.'l our dorm coni r acu
revoked and we would be pro:.ecured tor grand larceny and for
consp"~C't Rf!CJben <~nd /ul·~s ~rarted l.wghing very hard, and
the ~ad lett
So Reuben and Jules went O\ier ro Copeland and took one of
th •rr couches ilnd brought 11 1010 our lounge. Tht>y l~un:d ,,
would sora of appease rile ktd
I've b !en fmdmg our more :md more abour Julci and he has
l1,.d .a very inreu~rmg lrte. He w~nt ro rlus real snobbr prep
school m New York, anrJ Reuben rhmk.s that ~·•plams a/or.
Reuben ~ayJ atlyone who got!f to a .sc/Joo/ lrk1• that will be
scarred tor Me Jult.•s •Jn't re:JIIv scarred, he's JliU the moJt
;,bnormal perJon I ever met H1• screams all tile rum• It bochen
me .someltmes. espCCJdlly ar mght
NCJi.t week I writ send you my larcsr po"m whtr.h '~entitled
'Conlus d Constantly ..
P 5 -Pie~sc don't jt:rtd mea V.alcnrmethts y •.lf It's nor rhar 1
don't f.S;,-. I hem 11 s JUSI thdt they are sort o/ emb.uraumg But, \\hdt t!> ''' "bu~tnP\ sl"
1 n u·C'ent H'tltS. '' udu•' and
~uggc~tn :>ns ha~rt• lH•t>n m.ut\! on a
grJdu.ah.' dl·~rt·~ prugrJm 10
<:oun~ellng, (.1 mor t••ol ·"''!>
"hou~t'kccp10g " function), tht•
I at ult\ l"\ alu.tllon rollcy, ".IIIII·
mall\ e act con'', and the poliq• on
thl• envudtH.)n ol gw•<,l pt•al..cr!> to
LC
. . Adm1sstons praont1es
Pre,enth ·, studtC!> on the JO·
mt-.'IOn poliC)' and tenure Jr<> en
prot.c.s~. T1m Flato, scn1or and stu­
dent rl!prt!:\ent<lleve, l' platned
that d~an ol ldcUh)', John Bro"n,
recent!) pre cntcd the Sl3tc 01
cnrollm~nt. the J\l!rJgc. GP ,
college board ~core~ .1nd
pro~~ts tor the com1ng yeJrs.
Concern t!\.t~ts over the droppeng
pool ot ,,, :tslabl~ frt•shmen and
hov. LC \\ 11l choo!>e. Tht• college"
moveng dowr to admitting
ever ·one who Jpplie~. according
to Hart, ~o 1he -.chool must outline . II!> prtOrttiC~ .
\'\ hdt exact I) will be done I\
rather vague whech mc<Jns the
decNOO'> ma) appear un,ub~tan­
ll<il, bur the commiuee and board
do~ not de~1gn program\ or tm­
plement policaes-that's left 10 the
udmm•stration and on-campus
comm1Uee'>. It help'> create the
emage thai the r,chool would like
10 ponra-.
Fatth tn Brown
Thes type set-up puts a lot of
respono,ibility on thl ad­
mmi'>trative :.taft ro be accoun­
table and thorough Dean John
Bro..-. n i~ the chief <on-.uhant •
uppl)·tng lMt kground m.ll~n.tl ,
\t•ndtnK out mlorm>tlion before
ml't'llnK' .tnd helping uevelop the
.1gcnda \ lot ol filelh ,., put en h1m
to prcwnt all SlliC\ and .tccur die
tnlor motl1on on a p•oblcm, bu1
t o\1 llm1h 1 he lrtJ\ICL ' abillly to
hd\t' ,tllcrn.lh' ~ourccs.
1 tw rcrr cwnr.uive\ of the three
.group\ on the tommulee. felt like
ahc) ll.lcl c.omidcrablc tnlluence
on ,,.,. dece\ton~ . Bec:au<.c of the
rMture ol tht~ ,.,~uc~ . tacuhy and
~ludenr opmeon ilo sought clOd
honored .
"Th1s commttlce ho.t~ reall~ · been
quite oren and re~oponSI\e .. .lr ts
qu11e strong .tnd influent1al,"
oblotm•cd Dr. li;ut. "The trustees
olll' enormous!) tnterested 10
htghcr cducateon and particularly
th,• prec,erv.tllon of liber.tl arts
college\ Tht•) do .ts much d" they
c.m de Qu11c a b11 1s done lor J
commtttct ol the\ nature '
Conttnuety lacking
Tim ri<Ho wa-,. concerned wuh
the problem of student contmuaty
on che committee Many t•me-.
· !ltudcnt' leave ~choo l before a
den~ion ~~ reached. Tim CJI~o ex­
pre.,\cd dtsappotntment 10 the
lack of '>ludent input in the hndl
dc(r~oeon on the~ year's commence­
ment .,.peaker. Over.11l. though. he
fdt the commmee 1s efficient and
for e!>ef!~o no change~ .
Rabb• Rose's a~osessment was
also po~oettve .
"When a serious quest1on es
raesed et is dealt with wnh
H.•nousneH , diligence and
dede(at•on ... l<. IS lucky to have
.. uch J dedtC.Jted board The
~oludents don t always apprec1ate thilt. Thl''c proplt• ha\e noth1ng to
g•un. 1 twy'rc unl~ tr~·ing to do
tht!ll lu·~r ... ru rn.tk•· LC d ~trong . " 111\IIIUIIOil ,
A subrommlll!•c will \OQn mec·t
u>n!.:l'trllnR lt>nUH' R.tbbt Ro\c
hopt'lo 11 will m.tlo.c UC:c\IIVf!
sugge, lion~ 10 tht• bo..rd.
"We Hll ·nd to d('viw a method
·to t'IHich tht• t onn•pt ol tenurt!. 1
c.tn't lor~!lt! t' Jn oulcomc ... Our
ob1cc.:tivP ·~not 10 ltmetrenufl!, but
tO m.JI\C II Jlo Sll ong of ol fdCIOr 10
the \ llcllity ol the, IOSIIIUiron J§
po,.,lbll•. Wt• Wdlll input from all
l>ourc~ .md we could coml' up
h I .. wll ,, unequl.' ws em.
Then~ wall bt> a meeung toward\
tht• end ol f cbruo~ry when lht: long
democratiC proce .. s th,u <til com­
mlllecs mu~t confront will begrn.
Whoro are these pol1cy
quosttons generated] Who are
tho sources? How IS enformat•on
gothered1
Usu.JIIy thl'w other group., pre·
sent 1 hew rillmed polt<;l<.>'> m .m
acccptdbll' manner 10 the board
and <>tre!.s. cooper dtion The
acddem•c aff.m, comnmte«" d1d
not come up with the dorm
regulat ion~ or .. peclflc acddem•c
program~ . They do help shape
tho .. c decision~ wh1le mamtamtng
conCJisHmcy ~111'1 old poltcte._., the
bylc,~ws, .1nd related c.lCliOm
The trustee'> do not usually )II
.Jround drummmg up ideas for
project'>-thev don't have temc.
Thee men and women who
volunteer the~r hours also have
many other reo.pomib1li11~ and
commumenl!.. The marn source of
'>Ub)eCt mclller IS the admlniSira­
IIOn with some concerns commg
from faculty clOd students
Rusty Lu Male Snail
~~---~ ~--~:....:·-:-;~--.,...,..'CI
EA -The food manager is tal(ing-EA -·•u we got " l•quor license tl
~---- c.trP of the books right now until would l1m11 the number of people
Dona orine we can get a Business Manager At that could come to the , ail
Staff wnter the regular Monday night meetmg becau'>e the ma)onty of the
RRRRRINGI' we t.tlked o~bout seeeng 1f there studenb are under 21. The idec1 ''
Rusty Nail ... rhat\ right. Opens werP. dny Bu'>tne'.>s maJors who thai those under 21 need
" would lake 10 take cate of the someplace to go. The older ar 9 00 p.m. d 1 h
• JD-"In building 11 we wanted
people to realize that there were
th•ng) they could do thc1t would be
preuy ~ignigicant- that they
dtdn't have to take Lewi~ dnd Clark
the wa)' tt t\ Thai there are theng\
they can do to make 11 more their
own ~hool
AI<-Some people-don 1 under­
\tetnd that 11 w~n't a matntenonce
cr~ thdt came in and buill ll. The
fact 1\, th~ whole thing was built by
a number ol dell~ rent .'>tuden"."
"I'd lrl<e an Englr\h Muf/10 wrrh
)/Ices ot bJnana and brown sugar
on 11. toasted so that rhe ug<~r
melu <~II over and g~>r.s k10rla
swupy, ya know whJI I mean7"
Lost personnel
• JO-"Th1s filii It M<Hh~d oft iJ lot
better-well orgamted . All thme
lttcle opera1ion.1lthings have bct•n
workP.d our ptefly much and the
tn~pt:.'Cior!o :ttl! sati~fit!d, so now I
thrnk the matn problem rs. m st .. t­
t•ng the piOJCf!.''
AK-"We lost ,,ur Pt~rsonn t~l
ManaKer and our Saturd.ty Ntght
ManCig4•r la~t we ·k. Satwday naght
1s one or the best 11mcs for
business, csnd wnhout a manager
we rna\ JU\1 ha\' e 1 o do!.e down.
Those at~ the cold hard facts"
RRRRRINCI'I
"Cruuy Sna•l whalf Vou an'r
work tonrght(l " books lor maybe a thtrd of a credit. )IU enrs can J way'> go tot e bar~
I talked to the chairman ol the in town."
depdrtment and he dadn't think AK-"We'r~ lookeng torward to
th;U would be poss1ble. However gC!Ittng a PA ;y~tem and a '>tereo ~o
he did g1ve me some namC) of we c.Jn have some background
:.orne people who meghr be willmg mus1c and dmpltfy hve entenarn·
10 helo us " menr People seemed to enJOY the
"HY-RYSTC1 This woman mu.>l
b~ pregndnt or \Omethin t.eez.
the tlungs pt•ople edt "
McDonald 's et ain't
EA -"'-hen you work back there
\'OU ~now you're not go•ng to get
paed, you )U\t do it becau~e you
want to help. Some people, when
they don't gel ~ef\ed nghc away'
s ... y stufllikt.?, 'wh~· 1s !tel'\' ice s.o bad
around here?' and the) don't real­
ly unders1and whdl th~ Nail is all
c~bou 1. The thtng Is, lhe Na1l 1s
soml!place to go where you can
8'-'' away lrom all1ha1. II you want
a queck .s~rv•c.e deal you can so to
McDon.tld's.' '
AK-"To me thf• Rust~ Nail i~ not
b.Jst·~t on the edea ol selling food.
Ia's o1 piJct~ where people c.tn go
and bt· .vtth otht•r people to ~ojoy
•·.1ch ot~cr's compan} '· I don't
thmk thcr•• ..,,. many plat •!~ on
c.:tmpu!> chat .nc a tocal pomt, a
-meetmg pia e lor people. es·
p •cuall)·tn the nt~htttme . The cood
.,clio as 41 sort or catdlysr for what 1\
uucndcd to take plac••."
RRRRRINCtll
"Lu>l)' Malo• nopl!, "JOrty
)(Ju tned tile Open S "a)/" Bl\tro we h.td there the other
week .1nd I hop~ we can get "'
leo~sl one more there thi'> term It s
\O \terilc 1n ~ti.lmm .md the Ndil
h.ts d much beller atmosphere lor
th\lt 1 ypt.> of 1 hing ...
.. ou,ty Tr.u1 ... 5orry. were
clt•dnmg up now. \.\'(! c/o)P. 011
mtdmglll
-Key
JO-)lm Oohcrt~ ·. ,, tounden
lathl'r
AK-And)' 1\e.tn, hcJd m.tnager.
1hc Ru\tV N.ttl
EA-Eidheh Anoushirvani , pre~•·
dent, Copeland dorm <ouncil
BULLETIN The Rusty Nail
wes ordered shut down tn·
definitely yesterday morning .
The Dean of Students Office
c1ted VIolations of the alcohol
policy as the couso of the
closure. februory 13
lc.tve youl
dance 10 tf
Sunday, Fe
neght. The 1
Cenler, 153
floor Ballroc;
dance to r.
Juveniles LQ
1 pnce 1~ S2.1
dance is
\letropolitar
•nd kGON r
contact Mike
4005.
I
'
VALENTINE
Dance your
. une's Day ar 9
Room. This
..\cttvtties
features the !
Bung a folk
others or J
learn folk da
1 "-Orld on Feb
Ca/e
Thurs Feb
11 am-2 pm
. Breathmobil
· between Akt
8 pm, The R~t
Acre Theatr
Fri. Feb. 14
11 am -1 pm,
mg lot betwe
7· .30 pm. Bas
man, Pamph
7 and 10 pm.
Evans
a pm, pl;,y
Eldntch, fRE
wuh ID.
~or rc">crva ·
9 pm, d,m(c,
Sot Feb. 15
8 pm, The R
Acres Theat
8 pm, Folk
8 pm, rwo
B~nczc and
Mon. Feb. 1
6 pm, Gma
Evans -
gto
do
'll'lg
nect
to\c
I live
hod
rc. 1
Our
, but
>r to
n .t\
~ all
~ up
rd\
ong
om-
• gm.
I icy
ere
Ilion
pre·
I dO
ard
The
did
orm
,m1c
ape:
"'tng
the
y \II
for
em e.
lvho
"'a~e
and
:eor
tra·
l"'ing
lSe 11
ople
"'a•l
the
ea n
eed
1lder
ban
a to
!0\0
und
am­
the
thet
F' ilt
• 111
.)
Na1l
for
ye re
e Jl
-~I-fobruory 1 3 1976 -
• I
l cavt• your )tudymg behtnd and
dance to the tune of Upepo,
Sund<~y, feb. 16 from 8 111 mid·
mght. The place is. the Contact
Center. 1532 SW Morrison , 3rd
floor Ballroom . Th1'> 1s a benefit
d.Jncc to r.11~c money for the.
juven1les legal Clmtc, and the
puce 1s S2.00 per per!>on. The
dance i~ '>pon'>ort>d by the
\lt>tropolttan Youth CommH. ~ton
• md KGON radio. For further tnfo,
contact M1kc Jenkins, phone •248-
4005.
VALENTINE'S DAY DANCE
Dance your heart out on Valen
une s Day at 9 pm in Stamm Otntng
Room Thts SOFA and C.1mpus
\enville'> ~pon'>ored de1nce
features the Sunnyland Band.
Bnng a folk dance to sh,ue with
othf r!> or just bring yourself to
learn folk de~nce., from otround the
world on Feb. 15, 8 pm '" St.tmm.
Calendar
Thurs. Feb 1 3
11 am -2 pm, and J 30 6 30 pm,
Bre.tthmobile p.uk1ng lot
between Ak.1n and TCC
8 pm, The Rtmers of Eldrttch, Fir
1 "ues The.nrer
I
: Fri. Feb. 14
· 11 .tm. '2 pm, Breathmobile, park ~
rng lot between Aktn .1nd TCC
7·30 pm. Basketball, lC ' . \\'hu­
man, Pamplin
7 and 10 pm, ftlm, Cittzen Kane,
Evans
8 pm play, The Rimers of
Eldntch fREE to all LC ~tudl·nt
iwlth 10
for rt.~Nvat1ons. phone l'Xt. JOS.
9 pm, d,mc\!, St.1mm
Sat. Feb. 15
• 8 pm, The Rimers of Eldruch fir
10' !\nes Theatre
8 pm, folk clancmg, Stamm
....... 6 pm, Two p•ano rcc•tals, ltnda
Bcnc.zc .1nd Thvmas S\ obada
1he Mon. Feb 17
8 pm, Cma Meyer, lr. Recital,
Evans P1oneer log
• • • • • • •• • • • . •.. .... .·-:
' •
live Music . '
•
j
• An alternatiVe opportunuy tn
f1lmmakmg eduauon ~~ bemg
oflercd to college !>tudents
around the country by the Gray
film Atcltcr, an independent
movie studto w1th an 11tached
apprcntrcc school. AI a time when
many uruvcrst&~ · 11Im ptograms
hav•• hdd to be cut back out ot
PConom•c necessetv, the Atel1er 1s
engaged m <.1 untquely CApenmen­
tdl program whtch mah-s the in­
tens•vc stud) of filmmakmg
;wadable to bcgmner s. Th'!
Atelier. wh1ch ongtndted in
Brussel., four years .tgo, is ~ non­
proltt organ1zauon under part1al
support from the New York. State
Counc•l on the Ans.
Euphone Tavern
Faucet Tavern
Frankenstein's Thurs.-Sat.
Thurs.-Sat.
Thurs.
frtd.ty
Saturday
Thurs -Sun
Fn ~at
Thur'> Sat Pete Karne's Blues Band
fast Eddy C.mdidates .for the 1975--76
Atelier progr.sm are now be1ng
reviewed . lntere\ted studenrs
should write rhe Gre~y ftlm Atelier,
W1lson Hill Road, Ho<ntck Falls,
New York (12090) lor more
deta1led tnformation . Moonstone
Marra
Red Dog
Keyhole Big Thnll
New Questing Beast
Silver Moon Tavern Miller. Mtchael and Pindar
C.trl Sm1th and the
Natural Gas Co. CLAREMONT GRADUATE
SCHOOL. CLAREMONT .
CALIFORNIA 9171 1
Interview m Montieth Room,
Templeton College Center w1rh
AS\tstant Dean John fisher. f\.
pec•al welcome to students in
Humdnnies, Soc1al Sciences, Art,
Astan Studiei, et al. Wednesday ,
2:00-4:30 pm. For appointments,
stgn up wrth Or. Fogdall, fOB 25. ·bits and Semin
On Tuesd<~y . February 11, a
ctttzeo lobby !>emtnar will be free
10 1he public at Westminster
Pr~bvter ian Church, 1624 ~.E.
Hancock', in the Great Hall, from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Thts !lemtnar IS co-spomored by
the Amencan Civ1l Libertie~ Un­
IOn, the league ot Women Voter'>,
the Legi!olaiiH~ A<tton Center, th~
OreKon Consumer league, the
OreROn Envtronmental Council
and Common (au!.e.
The purpose of this )cm1nar ~~to
e11:plain how rhe le~1\lauve procc.,o;
works and how cnizens can take
an acti~e part m the 1975
leghlature by bemg 01n elfectivc
lobbyht tor any i"ue~ that ma>
concern them.
Glaser Graphics
sene:. ot graph1c Jrt posters b)
Ne~ 'I ork d~&gn art 1st M1hon
Glaser w1ll be on dl\plav in the
Polll..tnd Stale UniverSIIV Whtte
Calle!) r cb. 10 through \arch
2J.
The e\hibit, entitled "Posters. "
·~ C<Hpon,on .. -d b\ the PSU n
(,hibation Commtllce ant.! th~
Portlctnd Centt.•l for thl• V•~uJI
\r(S. rhc P$U C.\htblt is prc:.cntcd
'" eon,unction \\llh a t.omplctc
i •leocon of Gla\cr' "or k , In·
cludmg <Jra"' mgs, wat •r color
.1nd grJph10. which '"'ill go on
daspld Feb 14 at the Center for
the I'Urll rt ''Poster)" I\ ~.me of
numcrou cullu•al e"cnb pl;,nncd
b~ PSU and the Ctl) of Portland f01
\ 1tJI Par«ncr) Week. Feb 23
through larch 1 The SIXth .mnual "Advemur~ in
Av1at•on and Space" progrdm at
the Oregon Mu~eum ot Sc1ence
and lndusuy 1s scheduled for
February 15th -March 2nd, During
the two-week period. OMSI
vtsnors will be tnter~ted in a wide
t<~nge 01 new exh1b1ts on tlight,
from 1he atmosphere to outer
space. •
Th1s \\ eek. Bistro pr~en1s the
Royo~l Lichtenstem Quarter Rang
S11.ie~alk CJCCUS tn F1elds Otntng
Room at 9 pm. Don't m1u th1s
evenmg ot three rtnR skill and
I aught~!! .,_
cv. Theatres J• •nttne lor
1ts patrons 1s a hake ~are
romance; The Tempest. opentng
frtd.ty, February 14th at 8:30 PM
• .nd runmng FruJa\'S and aturd.l)S
throu~h '-\arch 15th. This as a first
tor rhe New Jhe..tlre at 215 S E
Nmth. but not for d•rector Peter
for nara "'ho had hl'aded the late
Portland Shakr...peare Compctn)
The Tempest has omethang for
e"cr on"'. mcludmg mus1c
tongtn.tl) , dance. ftlm costume5
o1nd (ood tor thou •ht It I
somettmes c.JIIed ho~ke peare's
mo t bc.1uttful piJ) as \\ell o1 his
hon~t Page 6
Residents from Pennsylvania
Applicattons for renewal of Penn·
sylvtilnid St.lte Grants are now
ava1lable in the F•nanetal A1ds Of­
flee. Filing deadhne5 dte:
Mav 1, 1975 • For all renewal
appliC<tnt~ as well <tS th~e non·
rcnP.wal .apphcams who will enroll
•n a bac;calaurc<tlc degree
program at a tour-year college or
those who will enrol11n a collegt!
tran~ferable program at a Penn·
sylvctnia community or JUntor
college .
Aug. l, 1975 -for non-renew ..
appl1cants Yi ho ctre enrolhng '" a
rw o-ye.i'r terminal program (not
colleg-e transferable } ~~ business.
trade, rechntcal schools, h<Hpital
schools of nursing or Pennsylvanta
community or jun1or colleges.
If you have any questtons, ple~e
contact Financ1al A1ds.
•
MALHEUR
Oeruel F~rguson, d1rector of
Malheur Env11oment F1eld Statcon
will be on campus Feb. 20, 7 to 9
pm m Tomhnson to talk about
Malheur. Faculty, stall, :lind
student~ are welcome .
Pilgrimage to India
t'rot~'>or Hashrmoto; Religtons
Studie.., wtll preient an illustrated
repon of his "pilgtimo~ge .. toJndta
on Thursday, Februar')· 13, J; 10
p.m. at Tom Iinson lecture Room.
ltbrarv. The focus will be on the
people iilnd religton ot lnd1a.
E"~~eryone is Ytoelcome to attend. He
Yto rll also present e1 report on Fnda
noon. february H, at Tomlinson,
primaril. lor Jacult) and 1>t11ff. but
anyone is welcome.
,\.ir. and ~rs . Hash1moto-.;cstted
Delhi, Amntsar, lahore (Pak•stan),
Agr., (TaJ Mahal), Khaturaho,
Benart~s. Sarnath, .AIIabad, Bodh
Caya, Ra1gir. Nalanda. Pat nil,
Kathmandhu ( epaiJ, Bhopal.
.Sancht, Aurangabad. Ellora and
.AJUntd cave~. Bombay .tnd
F=llphanta c .. ~es.
The Revoluuonar Student
Bngade and the Northwest
Worker "ill sponsor Prarie fire in
Portland F nda). F ebruiilry 14.
Prarie Fue as a young, workang
da~s couple from San franCisco
~ho compose and perform on~
from 1hc struggles of the people.
partu:ulad\1 workers. For che la~t
couple of )e<~rs the) nave per­
formed '" hundre<J$ or places
throughout Cal1fom1a and the
Nonhwe)t. From ptcket lmes. to
unton meetings, to rallies, to par­
ll~. to demonstrauons. to con­
certi: e\:erywhere the have
plol)'Cd to people in the ~truggle.
\\ HO: Prane Fue and R"'"8
Storm
WHERE. P.S U Sh•muck hoot
uduouum. ,\\ Broadwa ~nd
t-lall
\'~HEN . ~ P 1 Februar~ 14 1975
CO l S2.00 und "r l2tree • Ch1ld
Car "-affable
TICt.:rr.· on s.1le at P U Bo
Oft•cc -L!n1t d front Boohtor
2266 .\\. lo ... eto • 1an
• on
Photogr .. phy by J:~y Mer,~irh Fobruory 13 1976
' Ski Team <;/a/om
• • • • .. .. • • •
. .: ... ._ ~'= •
··--)a~ .. ~ .-.-~. • \ :
I
-
•
--······· Februory 1 3.
Best in the N
P1oneer recor1
You
Tom Vt
Stal
"\'an Domt•l
namt! rn prim
that pretty Ita
rnto a hundre
"I'm not I tal
• 01-t yea w
that DL TCH I
pop rt like cJ bl
"' ou can 1
bullie' " • • "And furthE
~ymore of th
crap in your \lC::
brcaktast, fun
wu~'tling te.1m
towJrd an ov
the men's lock
; mg Tommy, if)~
found )tandm~
that john r rt
suggt>~t you
'eriou .. Jy "
Fire bra
When Merril
pie lic.ten And
hrc·breathing
160 lb. Log n·~
'tn\urancc and
RlAll' l1stcm.
"He) guys, I 'I
rea~on to get
qu1r k ly. Hec "-·
Cl~tt-no r~or
f,ghtrng for d
Oka.,, 1 pro
·JOur n.Jmcs 10
Th1 ~e~m •!
mur<.huou!l mo
bt>mg. 1 hey, of
on me and )ho
mtnult•) ju~t 1
no h.ud l~cli
had o~lr ~.Jd\
rn<~rk. I h.tdn t
e•dv dco.~th
b.lthruom. 8C)
lhl.' h,ucJc,t 1
"''llnt w.tnt to
1 roo!.: m~
matt h \\ hrc
\\ rllamerte •'I<"~
\1a) bt:, 1 ,,o,,t!l
P•n hi~ oppon~ -
•
• Fobruory 13. 1976 Pionoor Lon
•
¥ a
Beat in the Northwest Ptonoers wtth a 1 0-2 league mark, 1 7 6 ovoroll stond a chanco at the oa:n
Ptoneor record in htstory • Neers take on Whttman here tomorrow ntto Pacific there Saturday Sally Schultz
Sports writor
Tht• mOI#ftC ot the home court
~uv,mtage rubb ~ olt tor the
women ncUcfl m .Jn iJntr-d'm"x
tussle with Lane Commumly
College last wN:k.
~ec_k and neck ~~ rhc ht~ll , the
P10ncrors c.tmc b.1ck and h,mdcd
the we tory to L CC Wr>J~eling only
IS points In tile SPcomJ hall, LC let
th~ir opponents )lip by 48·36
De;Jtl·l'Y~ Cort But81!5~ poufld-
1'(/ in bucket Jltr:r buckP.t to
''merge wtrll .10 rmpre.uive 16
pomu.
72 Dodge Colt. 2-ooor
Compact; ea\y handling: ex­
cellent condiuon. 33.000 mil~ . JO
mi.lgdl. on trips. S1600, or other
rea'>Qnable offer. Mu~t sell. 2<46-
0;,5'3. or mqu1re ;n cat. <t16. Page 7
•
hen wuh 1hc lu•lp ol stalwaru
J;,nuy Sharp 6. and Bt•VYO Nelson B.
the wom.-., lalteret.l
fhc ream ts Sl1ll s••archmg for
u11fry -umt:!, when cxpcr~l'ncP
begms ro mold the talented In·
dtv,du.Jis mro one, w1/l surely solve
thr~ problem .
Hopefully. time •tnt/ (;~mill;mry
W1J/ be lltiOIIung IOI(t'!thcr, .:IS 1m­
port~nt C'onlcn~ncc gJmel loom
mto the hor~zon The women only
J;u:c lwu more conlrontatw11s -
th~ l~tst bemg lumsht Jgatml
arclt-riV~I Willamelte, before th,,y
aflempt todelen<lthetr Norrhwn. 1
Dmt~ct I ourney Champ,onshtp ----- --
T~pmg of reports. rerm p.:tpcrl,
theses; done •n my home. Call
659·7403
.U.t..U.UJ..U..U..U..U.
ou can-'t scare me you big bullies._,_,~
on ·ilturdJy Happy Brrthd ... y J•mmy.
You're all Han. JIGIIIItttltlllllll wcw--~-~«=4>
"Th~ Spt,.tual Worlds" • An
ECKANKAR Cctmpu.s Socrety class.
Wedne-Way, februc~r) 19, 7 p.m.
Room J23, 5mcth Center. P -.u.
For more intormation, all W-
4761. Tom Von Domolen
Stoff writer
"Van Oomt•hm tl I don't \ec my
name m rnnt thi\ week, I'll b.uh
that pretty lt.11ian no\e of your'>
tnto a hundred ptece~.'
"I'm not ll<~lian. I m Dutch."
"Oh \ t•J well then Wt! 'II to1ke
that DL'TC.t-f hcctd ol yours .~nd
pop 11 like ..t big zit,"
"You can't 'c-<He me you big
bulhc' " • • "And furthermore, tl we see
an\·morc of thdt Nc\~ Journalt~m •
at~p tn your 'itorie~. you 'II eat it lor
breal.IJ\l, lunch and dtnner ." The
1\le\thng teJm began b.tcking me
tO\\Jrd .1n overflowing urtn.tl in
thl' men·~ lockerroom "And Typ­
tng Tom my, if you don't want to be
found ~tanding on \OUt head in
that john r r 1d.1y mornmg, we
!ugge'it vou to.tkc our threo1t-.
M!riou~ly.''
Flrebreathtng grunt
When Mcrnl L ~ nc h t,llk\. peo
pie li,ten. \nd when 3,000 lb\. of
hrc·bre.Hhing wrc\tler' grunt, a
160 lb. Log reporter wuh no lite
Ul\Ur.1nc~ .mel t'\len le~~ courage
RE,\ll' h'>ten~ .
' Hey guy~. I'm on' our ·~iclt-; no
rea,on to get hot." I thought
qu•cldy. Heck. I'm takmg the ciJ~~
1 Ot:du-no ret.·ord. It'~ not .1~ if I was
ftghting lor .j gr..1de or ,mything.
· 'Ok.l)', I proml\t:, You'll all \'c
rour namt:~ '" prmt. ,.
Tht~ '>ct.'mt.•d to p.tctty the
murdNou~ monJ;r~l., lor thL• timt·
betng, I hL'Y. of 'our:.c, hitd to 'P''
on me ilnd ~ho\lt.· rrw .around ..tit'\\
mmutt·~ just to 'how 1 hl'rc WCH!
Ill) h.1rcl lt•~.•ltng ... hut tht•lr wollh
hJd .tlrc..td) m,tdt• tht•tr tntlt•lit~ •lllt:
md1~ I h.uln't p.ud S4000 to du: ,m
Urh de.11h tn tlw men's
bathroom. ac,ldt·~. h.ur m to1lt~t1o i'>
lht' h,trdc)t thml.( to r cmo-. e. I
dtdn ·, w.mt to co.~uw pr oblt·m~.
Forfeit
' took m) ~c.ll, ""alllllt: tht•
m•ttch "tHch j.Utt('d lowly
Wtllo~mcltl' agatmt our Ptont''"''~·
"1it) bt•, I hupcd, ever m.tn will
Pill hts oppurwn t, and with good (00\oenc~ I wtll be able to fulf1ll
m~ prom1se and also bnng an
cxc rtmJt stor} to the log renders.
V\. lllamcne forlellcd the
fir~t two weights, my drct~m~ Wt!re
'>hauered What would W Jlt llpp
man or hmm) Breslin have done In
thl!; 'lituauonl Why rhey would
have written tht.: '>tory the w.:~r they
wanted to and told the te.tm, "II
you don't hke it, you can shove it."
Ot cour\e,they had btg bo, .. e~ Jnd
bigger ~yndicates to hide behind.
\'\'h.Jt did I ha\'e l J 1m Kenhner ,
\\ ho t) ~till writing letter., to his
,\-lomm) and Edd Whetmorc , who
c.:~n't even spell his first nJme
rtght.
Willamette ?
·c·mon, let\ .. ee \Oml! action."
Acuon followed. Our 134 lb.
grappler w,1~ pmned tn the 'econd
round l C 12 Willameue 6. 1 wo
Ptonet"t wfn'> tollowed, both
dech1om , but not of !he ,pl.m~ r­
rng he.uJhne v.~rtcty whtch
dc~erve~o merrt enough to o;ee
one ., n.1me tn prtnt
I wa-. definately m trouble, e\·
p~<.t.lll} "hen 158 Wil\ pinned and
16" drew a BeJrcat lorleit. Ttme
Wd'> runnrng out. 177 gained .1
)uper~o r clect~ion 12-2. but the
br LC h.:~d the miltch wrJpped up
28-12. I begged I pleaded. 1
.,crc.tmcd . ''C'mon you goon!>,
~1\IC mt JU\1 ont 'llmple little pin.
JU5ot one '\ ~mglc tear rolled down
my l.tc • d'> 191 dnd Heavywe•ght
met them doom via the ptn route.
ftrMI: LC 28 -Wil1.1meue 24.
Bamboo shoots
But wh..tt had Ito offer the teaml
Not one ~tngle name. Oh well,
Death could be worse. o one had
mentioned bamboo ~hoots or 1he
rJct.;. Ju .. t so the) made rt IJ)t. But
\\Jitlll
Suddenly an ide,, popped mto
m)' he.1d. Had thow man•c­
matmen not sa1cl that all they
wanted w.t, their nam~ m prtntl
0( lOUr<.~.: ~o proudly and \\'llh a
hell")' )lgh of rehef I pre,ent \he
1975 vcr~1on of LC's \\r~llmg
h?Jm. t\ml.!n
Cl~d~ Oht•, Jam \toni', Cal Con·
non. Co~ptaan P•t lro:lng, kap "'Ohli!e.
01<1.. Mvfur, Rob ll!m<tn c~e
B<a1l~). tlill l)t'ddy ;md D•n Cnlhn
-lr>.il lou,. llttiiAIRIIIRARARRRR --·- ~ Wanted: House to rent. Out of
town with one or more iltrcs and
boJrn or ~hcd . Wendy ext. 207
'' LICE'S RfST URANT ..
"~UROPE rOR \ll SEA ONS"
Vou'll FEEL
1t as well
as see 1t.
SORRY, NO PAS
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He shoots like
a dream, too
Sally Schult'Z
Sports wnter
•·c,rl>. chool. basketball . \\art a minutt!, rc\ en~
(hill
He's a man ot fe\', but dehmte prrorltle .
I'm more concerned \Hth a prepared mrnd­
pre .. entm~ mental mt r ales. rarher than mthrng CJ rc"
)hou or makm~ 01 foul. Dean's brand of ball1m-ol~el
~
JUst ,;u much menral prep.trarion ou court a,'' involve~
ph)~Cill re.1dme.» dunng a game."
Marc Pmcocl \\Cl) ,'\orth\\"eJI Conterence Pia er oi
rhe \\eek Off the bench, ro boot Alter a run oi
1mprefiive games-the second \tnng fon.,ard J0/000
fhe starter-.ind 'hot double frgure' m three 'ucc~~~~~
game) -rhe trnale bem8 ~gam)t fl\'31 \\ tllameue.
Afl thr) lame ~s aHr.l<.'ted the g~rls (m .Marc'.) caH',I
<ihould sa) ~10RE J:trlsl.
Love em
"llo'c! giris, all 01 them I JUSt" i~h that I had more
ume to spend with them_··
It t) rumored rhar fus teammates called hrm rhe Star
and he i.s frequent/) chided tor Jus popularrry wrrh the
g•rll tr':s nor hard ro ~ee wh)'. Let's Ju.•r S<J)-that he ha(
ro turn srdewa ~ to get tho~e shoulders through the
door and Paul :\ewman could make ;me\"" rrade on
b.ab) blues
\\ tth all rhis, you mtghr thmk • Snob. Ju~r rhe
oppostte -probabl) the frrendllesl gu)" on campu~
··comm~ up from JV, I lee/ pre sure. ro march rhe
ream's standard ;md ro achre\e m)' own porenrral I
plav a certam l>tyleot ball, n~hr nO\\ rhar •m'r wharl'm
domg, I m \\Omed abour mamramrng my shooting
percentage. maybe mrssrng some opportumt•es ro
shoot ..
Pratse for Dean
Rumor~ of the coach'.s farrn~s have been iloatmg
around Pmcock scoffs at anvthrng but pr;,s.e tor
Sempert -h•> poi1C1es .lnd credment.
· ·•took at our record -13-1-rn rhe .)ea~on, lookJ
ltke ~moo th S<JIIrng through diswct. then ,,·5 a .su<Jight
shor ro na(IOnals Somebodv mu~r be dorng
somethmg nghr!" •
Marc adm1ts rhat not playing a .. mal part ot ever)'
game for th1s winnmg team ts hard.
Just don't quit
"Sure. I've had to warm the bench a lot. I won't
deny that an the p,lSt,l\ e wondered rlrt wa~ all wonh
it. But ~ou Just don't quu. I have complete fatth in
Sempen: he does what's nght for the team."
PunCtuating each point he made wrth that Redford
s.mrle, Marc's fan club added;, member.
,., MIMn WOI1h PrOCMlllGtl ,. Bob Fosse r~~m
Dustin Hoffman 4•Lenny"
o s,.VaJene Pernne ·-.. --=-DavidV Picker "'"--lit .Julian Barry -a=C"J Marvin WOJih
Oo: ,.,Bob Fosse M_.loo l&d.,.....,.._ ..........
EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT
-NOW-Proneer Log February 13. 1
Not too b1g for a forward at 6 2 • • but he gets the JOb done.
•
en capture
Dan Ambrose
Sports wnter
Ho~ would you teel aher you
swam a 200 fly, and vinually
drowned? And fin1shed last by 30
~econd s smce you could barely get
your arms out ol the water on the
last lapl How about if a crowd,
jammrng the bleachers around
your opponent\ pool applauded
as you fint:r.hed l
CASUAt , TRADITIONAL
f\JO CONTEMPORAR Y
HAIR DESIGr I FOR
MEN AND liVQMAN
00\1\IN TO\NN
PORTLAND
227 553Ll a ya o wit a
You knew that tt was not your
b~t event. but then you ~eem to
lose every ume rn the freestyle
coo. You ~)' to yourself 'I could
compete if I worked at it .. .if only
our team worked as hard as these
guys do. Then "wh) do we com·
pete against these gu~ if we aren't
gorng to try to beat them?"
lops1ded
I !>uppose thoughts like these
might have run acroso; ~omeone \
mmd as the LC men los1 to SO<.
frida) nrght 81 to 24, fortunately
not all of the rac~s were qUtte this
lop\tded. but do~ 11 leel any
better to lose by erght one hun-Anyway Bnan Halrsk1 won
200 fly that night. the only wtn
LC while hts teammates lo~t
an tne same race Dan Anrlbi'O!
dad get thtrd rn the 50 freestyle
.08 '>econd~ . and the LC men
thmk (at least most of them
think) "tf only we wor"ed
hard."
The women. thank
are an the nghl league, bt:<ilfl
SOC by 6 pomb 68 to 62 They
got more than one ltm place
Juhe D Ambro\ld , Patty Cl
1\m) Phrlhp'>, Melanac leroy.
1\arcn Boyer all tool. .11 least
hr.t place
Tomorrow •.•
dfl.>dth~ ol a second, when you Mention )hould h~r .. rw
~now thdt if you had been work- miide d!> to plano; lor the ru1.UJ
mg dS hard a) the gu) next to you (whenever you are domg
vou would have beat him b) a think of the luturt , ''nekt
whole secondl we'll ... "). The LC women tr.:a'-'oi!Ol
r--------_1 Wall .. mette t\\ icc thl5 week.
Hw Church o1 C~rv.Jtton Tu~dav lor a dual meet, and •
I lnv•r~ You To Be "'n Thur!od3V tor the V\'CIC
ORDAINED MINISTER I The wh~le b1g h.1ppy tam1h I . .ni.l ~cqu~re lhl' R~nl. 01 1 t DOCTOR OF NATUREPEDI CS toget lCI on !>aturday , here. I Our l.;~t t~row •n~ clau•ch" •ct"el~ -~"' lt<Jkc on Eastern \\'a:.hrngton 1 ·~vll r • ..nmcnt -c:onCIO\I~ "If'"' mrn"'"" ... hoI the IJ~I home meet of the sea
b.•llt"tt! """"' we b«-ht"ol!-Mion "'ould UlU It should ah.o be duly not I '" ho~rmun) ""h ''"'u'e we ••e .. non· I our men arcn'ttotallo'ler!o .• JS 1
I \IIUCiurt-..1 r .... h. undl"nO<nll\olllon.ll , with no I ddcated lintield 45 to 18
""c.l•t10no~l d~tr~ne Of dot~m• 8~1 11, tor Th d. . I l h
m•n•\lrr~ 41,_. Ur!> d) nag lt. c women
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one -tl
l'nl intenti
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the music
action ...J
mo'
had bee1
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This morni~
that bee•
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remindec
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been adv•