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

March 13, 1975 Volume 33, Number 15

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1975-03-13

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

975 -
february 26, 1975
has the alcohol policy been rescinded ?
,..,..nvo: (Jtm Oohcn )
ilcohol pohC) has not been reKJnded. The
..-nit1PP •s r<~v•ev.·mg at to ad.1p1 and 1mplement ,. in
fE!SJdcnce halls otafacauon of commmee
could b • ga .. en at ou c.alll,1arc Hotfman at
are there late reg11tration foes and change of
tees? Are these needed to cover the actual
anvolved in processcng the changes? Can the
..... ., system be less complex?
~~~e : (Bob \\ •I~ m)
ru\On for late fees as to eJ.pedate regiStration by
~.-:1t1rn\! penah•es for those not registering on lime.
term all changes wtll be made at one time, on
g Mond~~ aher r~IStrauon. o fees 'Will be
tor ohoinges made unttlahe Tu~a} after thas
change day ' Hopefull • 1h1~ wdl samplil)' lhe
avaslable to off-campus students are not
There •s no fresh juice. The cheapest rtems
ltlites and cooktes . What can be done about
( aga representatave)
G de\ l~eng a questtonrnure to be ga~ en tO both on
011-ampus student~ and facuh to help deter­
in\ changes the want.
and Clark recru1ts for admission. but
:atatio'n •s not giVen to leave the College and go
tt.e busmess community . Students need to be
w1th opponunittes available '" the
~s commu01ty .
.oo .. e: !John 8ro\\n)
I"~C01rne bu~n~ who as to reou1t here, but
not been <tggreuc\e m s.c.-ekans them out. We
correca th•s b huJng a pcrwn to coordanate
aetn IIC\ and to pursue a plan to use
to butld opponunllac-s for Ina! conncctaons
buim~s. e.g. summer "'o~k. mtermhtps, etc.
mueaso d costs. will leWis and Clark have to
rtself out of e~ttstence dunng the next hve
(John Brown)
die school~ ,..,11 encrea~e 1he•r costs. but wall
theu relau\ e pc»tllvm en rerms ol OO!il. The
1 . auempteng to olls.et mCfcased cosa In
W.J)s Posnrons for next cor ha\ e bf.-en frozen.
leg1slaturc has be ·n d~ked to morease the
patd lor each Orcson ltudent from S3SO 10
Co;ts la~t <~r ros.c 8.8 • turtaon o~nd feci went
5 ~ lh•~ \\aS pontble be01use of mone\
on 1n\estmen1s.
lgftl1on ot the money pAid to Saga food Servic1t
l!!l,.,,.rl to school for uses other than to ben,er
IOod serviC:e Can thas be changed?
Sa .t Repr~ ·ni4111H!)
related to a conu.act bet" ·n Saga and the • College It a~ ~ugsew•d sh-.t ASLC could examm
the ba~ for thart pofaC) and mcwe for changes ,r they
\\ re ippropuate
•Why doesn't 'the S 350 per Oregon student pa•d by
·the State go as a direct grant to each student?
Respon~ (Suunne Cctls.on)
The tntenr ot the stat" lcg1slature an aHoatmg •hat
money ~~ n01 .u a darect grant but r.11her to ptO\."Jd
general support for pnvate Khook
•Why does half of foreagn student tuition and fees
go into f~nancaal &ud to foreign studenu when a
smaller percenu.ge of US student luttton is used for
a1d?
Rcspons~": (CI•H Ham-.r)
It was £eh fOteu~n s.tudents contubu tt'd gre.atl to me
college. and rhe polle>t was established so as to bnng
those students who could not normal!) afford L&C
onto the campus 5tud(!.{1t1 from weahhu:r countries
M umry H.Jto. E'!'
pa) 100'\. turtlon .and half of that lullton rs u~ to
offs.et full or ne.1r fulltunron gr~nts for students from
thrrd "orld countfles
•Are there special procedures for-admrttmg minon·
ty students ?
Response
o, ,.,e exam.tned then ach•~ement record5. and
couns-elors recomm ndauons.. \\ e rna e a speoal
efton 10 recruit en msnow ~ h1gh schools .1nd to
cooperate \\tlh BOOST oper<1110n an tdenlll ~ns
mmout students loobns for pmat\! colleges A
rea>mmendat•on \\as ~de ahat a su~e, be done to
deter:mme ,.,h) mmor11 ~tudems;, ,ho<~rcadmlttedto
L&C ch~ not to come.
•Can serious rnvestigatJon be made into alter·
natives to room andboard arrangements7ldeas lake
co-op Irving. non-payment ·for meals not eaten on
campus . etc 1
Respon~
Thrs ·~ bemg oons de red an commmee n<n'. ContaCt
Ttmme HeiLer s olhce lor specrhcs
•Why was S25 charged by the overseas affice for
extendmg a tnp to Bntam?
R ponM? (Ciilford Hamar}
Arr.1n •ement.> v.11h ua el •~cnt requued anur.anc-e
thdl che o1 •ent Y."Ould rece1 e the e11.pected com­
mr 10m II student,. e,tended aheu ~Ia\ and turned m
t1clet\ lor refund • 1he • ent tOSl hrs conmusslon •nd
the College h.Jd 10 pa\ htm a ree aor lht\ 1~.
•The budget for some overseas traps '' never
d•sctosed to the students . and extra money is
brought bac.k and put mto the overseas program
budget Why asn't our money used for our tnp7
Response H;un.tr)
lhe lc.~der t;el t~n estrm .. ted budget and 1\ 1nstructed
thdl 1f he tend:> h ... can pro• rde an adequ:ate prQg~m
.1nd adequ.atc rood and hou5eng 101 ~~~ he should do
w o~nd return th extra In \Orne oountnes che bu~
IS rnddt.-qu.th.•. and thes:e returned funds ht'lp suppl)
the c'''"' ne~ded to lO>er the rost 01 lho)e en~ A
rccommendat•on "as nude lhcn tht-O\er eas othce Lewis and Ctark College
March 13. 1 975
Vo1.33 No.15
e pu lishe
more dearly commumcate n~ faNnoal pohq to Lhe
!.tudenu.
•Can people ngke mput in a comm.nee rneetmg
wnhout berng a member of the commrttee 1
Reporn.e res
Recommencutaon 10 f.aohYte such tnput the umes o
commattee meehngs should be posted on the ASlC
bulleran board
•Is rt pouible to establish more mterd•saphnary
das.ses7
Rcspome . Uohn BroYIOnJ
Fafteen 1aculc~ members are O<Jlli dtSoCUSsmg the ro1e of
the hum.1n11aes m the later Quartet of thrs century
.-.all l'St~bbsh .an anterdrsoptina program Abo a
tpeo.al prosram related to the senlOf e.1r •s bemg
stud1ed \\ htch Y<ould h lp to recuf 1~ proh'em.lohn
BroYIO-o asked tf the radao station could tuve a phone­
'" program "'h re studena CJould dtSOJss c:h.on es •n
cumculum. It v.tas aho ested h4n students mrght
cont.1ct pea ftc facuh, rnemben 10 mot.rnte them ro
d~ lop enterd~SC~phnary counes
•What effect. tf any. does student mput have on
policy?
Respons-e
_ The \ 'tem •s • up to encourage student m' ¥-e­
ment 1n po JC\ ma .mg To the e:..tent rh~t the,
p~rttop;ne. the1r anput has an tmpottant efiecto For
ex.ample c.hanJ:es~de m the alcohot pot a rAerethe
r ~uh of student anput .md p.trtto~t•on. Smutarh
\tud nt tmt•atr\ e led dnecd to dunges m the dorm
tnter~r).lt.atron polftt Th • p:oblem " oiten one of
ftndmg stud nts to wor tO">\ilrd the po: q ®n~a
•How do students find out about commrttett
posauons ?
Response
fhere ".aun attfd tn the Log and"""" be one li!lmg
comm1nee openmgs for "hJch students rna e
apphcat•on
.Could we set up a student crafts canterl An area
set a pan and equtpped With tools tor student use 1
Maybe even an automotive shop set~p No classes
Involved. JUst the space and tools provwded .
Respom.e
~one could be made but 1he wggestaon ""ill be
brought up ~t the Student Aif;u~ meetmg so that
respome can be made
.._ hml se of ~utements m.1de by s1udents an,-ofved
peoi•c recommendauons other lha.n those related 10
prt!\tOusl~ descnbed ttems.
1 •I h.n been 1rustr~a.-d 1mng to get ~
po nunenlS wrth man_. adlllJmstrdto.rs \\ ,n oldm tr •·
hon peo;:» e iel a:Ude speoiac o .ce hours •hen
~udents un s.e:e th m?
CO~ER:o..t
It 14 a ton lrm 10 nw e de<:nJOn for ex.unp -e
lht.• tudent PlaGement Senn~e fws been put off s na­
ptember-<an 1 decn~om be made t.merf \._h
~ d I ma u ~ ons 11 tht: ue nm gomg lObe
'-'fi ed unt 11 gradu.ttef
1. •How .abour ~ dtrect.at) ot 'Miho as respormb e for
"h.a so !oludent know •hen~ to sol
\\e .ue comp '"! .an tnfonnauon ~det wnh .1
diaRr.am 01 the power structure plw rwmes •nd
phone num.bef or ~tudenu on comnunees 11mong
other thm
l •Regul.tr 1 OWfT'H.lU meeungs ~hould be held but
n ,. l.arger (Htltl}
~ roceedmgs Oft he merten,g should be publrshed
an the log
S •~n erfor1 \houJd be rNd~ to un.-olote mot~
tu~nt) m the mcetsns
b. •hcu 1~ should be f!f\COUr~td 10 •end Town
H .. ll meet~ .. ---Page 2 P1onoor Log
~_...~ flll\t:. ol .an <!H!nl \\llltC)III), d gr~al art.>a~. but t?:o.fll'' 1Jih In the v. 1d1.•
toltl'gOr} Ol aCII\ItiL'\ ~n~lt•h~udt, .md ~a11c1ge, J) well as
"o~ lfUl'•IO·hh.> J((OUnt'' th,Jt
Mudcnt\ rcall} C N rnJkC a
dlller,'nn• m th~o.• .:ollcge ~Y u~m 1f
tlwy'd JU\1 S" c 11 J trv •
~I --~
To the Ed1tor:
rough par-aphra c of led Rat­
Ira) Que 11on m thl' l 0\\ n
meclmg 1-.: Ho'' do facult\ and
admmu.uareon ee the student
bod and '' h.u d., "" c" <!:\pt..>ct
from "themr· I'd l•kc ro respond
to that qucst•on- bear m mtnd that
thh '' Ol) per.;onal rc,pons~ <md
that I cenatnh do nor 'P\'Jk for the
. ''THE"" " h '' d cnru t' , ••• (a e.. 1 t:\ S<ll
rt ".1~ oJ..a,, • they" wouldn ·, let
me "lhcy'al\\a ).
Tht:re are .lS man) talented
sludcms on campu~ tl~ there are
student I gl!t the teeltng,
ho'' '\ cr, rhar a maJorat\ or the
student) are una\\<He orrhe11 unt·
qucncs~ and are unv. 1llmg to mk
emohemt•nt 10 tht.> structure of
the college abo\c and be) ond the
da)~e!i '' hech ''the~" reqUire
students to Jllend.
I m emol\ed on a day-to-da
baSJs v. 1th a a" etees. .Some ac­
ta"ttes are 10\'0hed \\1th academec
department!"> . others are not. \s
an) pel'son '"'ol,ed m the plan· deal ot pr.:n t1cal lcarnmg take~
plac\' m the procc ~
• lhc putnt I am .mcmpung to
mal.;c as th1 . I see a lot 01 'tudcnb
tall\mg about hO\\ mcll~o.•ctuiJI the '
;t•cl an the polin maku'g
pron• w ol thr>lollc~c . But in the
nul\ :Uld bolts oper.JIIOil\ of the
adnuni\U.ttton (dl•ltnlll'l\ in ac-­
'''lite') '' ht•tt.• .uc ttw \tud1mh
who ''•'"' to Sl'l m\ oh ed7 W herl'
arc rlw tudl'nt' who .ue con, wn·
ctl about 1 he quJIII\. a' Jii.Jblht),
1\ pL', toal\, etc. ot campus .JC-
11~>111~ -an .tr<'a whrch ~~ ''1dc
open to pariiC1p.ltlon NoltCt' rh.tll
,J1d partt 1pa11on -m' oh l!tnlmt
abo' e and be\ ond a concept and
1ndudmg thl' "ork 1mohcd m
malang .ln 1dca a rcalrt •
Ca\C m pornt:
1) ::OuC' \\at son 1 '346) h3
b,•,•n carchmg lor people to do
tht• h.mdl!ook rc\ 1'•ori. Re~uhs :
he '"II doe)n't ha\ c a commlltcc.
2) Stan hadle (\345) and
Chuck D1eh'r (\353) \\ant to form a
"cr.ttt )hop" -hom tht> ground
up. The\ ncl•d to J.. nov. II• other
pPoph.• an! tnlerc~h.'d ."tnd w1ll
hl!lp
3) IHf Nl\\ STUD£:-.:T
ORilNTAliO~ l:0\\~111 HE (x
SiB) ha) ad\ ert•>ecf for 'tudeng to
\\Ork on the commllh'c- In the
planntng Jnd rn the IJII. Result : 8
appl1cations ior 25 poiiiiOns 10n•rcl)~
0~. n1 c ·r homp,on
Trojan tryst
To The Editor
Rt•gardmg \\r 'H.hmut\ I cb 17
letter of rcbuu,tl tonct•rnmg my
pubh,hcd lctt~r advoco~ung tht'
abcJncionL'rncnt ot nuclc.11 po'' l'f
product1on :
I o~porc crate hr~ \:Oncer n and
atwmph to bal.m(c out the argu·
ment. t-.1 r. Sc hmttt's potnt ot VIC''
\\cl) e\prC))cd '' ith rCJ\onable
calm. It ~hould be noted,
ne\Crthelt.'\5, thiJt ht~ POSII!On, tn
charge or Po\\er Gcnerat10n ale~
ior the General Electric Comp.tn}'
in Portland, rna) somewh,lt tmt
that potnt of VIP.''· Nothmg "•'s
~atd ,, h1ch changL'(l in any Wtl\ rn)
po~ttlon on the 5Ub)cct.
1 v. rll a(;-.:eJ>t gratl'fullr ,\.1r.
chmitt ''> per~on.1l tnvuauon to
tour the' i!litol \ lac1lit•e' ,,, Trojan
Nuch~a• ProJeCt. The Log ed1tor
...rnd a photogr<~pht•• will a<com­
pan) me. I al-.o \tronglv encourage
an' stud~nt\ or other mtcr e~ted
pcr)on' to '''it tht~ fac1l11\ It co''
PGE about S2 mrlhon to bUild ju~t
tht• vrsuor's complc,, :1nd 11 Cdrnt:
out ot your elt.?ctr~cll) rat • .
•
lohn Ender'> Bricii),IO <oum up the situation:
frt•nch 20:.! da~.,e~ were told
t•wnth wpck of thi .. term th<~t
on~\ one prol~s.sor would be
olh•ring 203 '>prmg term Some of
U!l, who h.~tJ alrcJd\ !>prnt two
tt.'rm'> !ttud~ mg wnh .mother
p1o1t ~)~or thought this to bt.' ll
"1ola11on ul our nghl to choose a
~C>urw prote .. -.or d<. well J'> .1
ccrt,un cour'>c \·\ e sent rcque~h
to the fou••gn LJnguages Dept. to
h." c h\ o protc,!>or' otfer 203, thus
•
Bad sports
To the Edetor
Spec•al attent1on Sports Wrrttng
Staff
•
The last goe' on and on. Ac 5 ft R J •
ll~IIICS !sthe one area \\h1Ch\\3nl\ 0 evo Uti On
and need student parllc1pauon '' has been poanted out 10
prt.'YIOUS 1\'>Ue'>, the qual11\ ot
sports rovcragl• tn Lewis and
Clork•s school paper ~~ Jlmo .. t
non•CXIStent . Only the wrlteng ol
Jed Cauflman and Ann Stert:zer
Stllnd out in tn) memor, l' qualit}
\\ ritmg.
\.\s. Schultz\ anecle<. have
dr av. n critici~m in the pa~ot,
net:dlcs~ to J\ her article entitled,
"Ju~t \\oth;uion" (,\..\arch 6 imicJ,
des en: t>S all oi the criticism {and
more) that the reader'> can think
up The article on lencing (with no but on a practecal rather than
totall) thcor •ucal plane. That's my To the Ed1tor:
an wcr to lt.•d's question I want to
ec :.t udents rt•all) C.lre what
happen\ around them/to them
and to become tmol,cd 10 all
r-·
•••
John Enders
Staff Wreter Thi> ts an open lcttl!r of thanks
to the toretgn language\ Dept.
cspeceall) Doctor:. Ferrua,
en tilled "Sc1zmg Arflb Otl The Case for lJ 5 lntervenuon ,"
v.ntten by an '\merrc-an prole~sor and Oefcn~e comultant
I tm tercd of h1gh-level statemenh by Kt'>singcr and othen
intended to place pressure on whoever 1$ upsetting the delecate
power btllilnce.lthmk ties far past the t•mewhen we as a people
(and our )O·called leaders more than an) one else) should ask
our~elves "who the hell do\\ e thmk we are?" And not only 1s 1t
lime lor Ki)~ingw 's ·~huttle deplomacy' to end. but it's Jlso time
for rhe threah to \top.
The Untted Stat~s government ~~ tn great need of fhorough
reevaluation ol our suvcr-acteve~t loreign policy positions
Perhaps one" d) to begin IS to reevaluate the man who is trymg
to smgle-handedly define and direct that policy.
The ~a me dulling of our sens1th 111es and orchestration of
public reaction ha!> occurred m other ctrcumstances Ols­
clo ... ures of CIA spytng on L S cettzens d1d not surpnse anyone I
know, onl)· a lew Senator~ who hove a few s,keletons en thetr
cabinet. I mean clo!>et. Morch 13, 1
gtvtng sprtnl( tNm frc•nch ~ttit1o
thf"~r cho1n• ol profc\)or.
£n•n thout.th \Ch.-dultng
bt:t•n wor~cd out lor tht• f
set 11om. o.tnd our reque.,, c
l'ltlrJ lllnt• Jnd t!ffOrt to rDll"h
do.t\W , pr oll'))Of\, o~ncf prot
wor~ lo.Jd' I rec ceved J l<'ller
wcl•k mdic .wng the chanRc
bcc•n madL• Ooth Dn I errui
~ngleh:udt w1ll bt te.:~chrn~
1 ht\ ~pnng .
Somcwh. ll of .Jn tmtgn1
ott rL'volution pO!>\tbl~ bvJ
thmk 11 to be noteworthy
th.:~nk~ to ,JJI who helped 1
ment the change,
Sine
}innv Sh
b} ltnc) degrade'> a q
program that "gamrng \leddt~
popularuy on the Lew1s and
c.unpu!> The first l1ve word§ of
footnote aptly de~cr rbc the"'""
"the) c.haloguc serves no
po~~: ..
Thl• Log's pu'>t has proven
the "rww jOUrnalism " ha) det~•
cd quJIItV programs, coaches
pi d) cr.,: manufactured
me!>reprc .. ent('(l 1 he 1 acts;
the w1dc,.prNd optn1on ot
mvolvcd tn the aCtiVIIICS COYCII
the cover.tge would have
been lett unwriuen.
PerhJps s.omc lffi"'''"u."'
would accrue tl the ports..,,,, ,
would take )Ome 1rme to
I he contc~ts thdt they \vretc
under tand a h!\\ ~1mpfe
<1bout the ~port rnvolvcd,
quotes actually made, and c
the tacts for Jccuracy before
are written and pnnted. The
space nt•ct.:'>\dfY 10
represent the pdst sports ..trtitt
would am.ue many at least
not two full pages (we
~ketcht!~ or photographs).
lnseght and analy\1~ are omn
tant parh ot JOUrnalism . .ts
dc~trc to rc~pomibl'< wntc ar
that accur.Jtcly portra\ the
tion, Hop~fully Me, Schultt
the other writer~ well be C"'"' ....
ed enough about the qualtt~
thetr wuting to canter with 1
ot u~ "ho <~rt' ~o )lckened bv
irresponsible. printed v. ord~
Jand~ 5harp
•
• Shockmg exposure Drink up~ ki
•
When wu the last time that you were thoroughly <ihocked bv
somethmg your government did or drdn't dolls that pos'.lrble
any morel
I ju~t fmiShed listening to a lecture by a vtsiung 'off ectal' who
5o poke of ~hose "ab>olutely totally unbelicYable things that are
going on .•. ,". He was refernngto a spec1frcarea of activity, but
it's pretty applicable to any.
It 1s funny (do we laugh?) but :.ad when something b•g 1s in
the maktng how the government has certain ways of
modetatmg and shapmg the public impact of whateYer it met)'
be-a statement here, a leAked disdo!lure there. Just so that
"we the people" aren't taken by !turprise.
It doesn't m,tUer so much what happ~n ~. as long en the
Amencan public (that va..,t and incalculable wav1• ol sentiment
'out there') are p..,ycholog•call y prepared for 1t. Every thtng
quite well-managed.
Invasion
lhus Secretcli'V of State Khsrnger ~ePp!. talktng about the
po ,,bte future need for militdry rntervf:ntton 10 thP M1ddle
fdr.t. We need tho>e oil fields, that s dcfiMe. But talkrng
publicly of invasion ,., very new. t."Spec:1ally from surh htgh­
levcl offlc!.tls If they talk about it long enough, )()on it won't be
a surp11se to anyone.
Th1s tactiC of dropprng hints and ~>peculc llron here Jnd there
serves ur. purpose. Wherea~> a year or more ago su(h a
posseb•ht\ of duea intervent•on in the• M1ddlc Eotst was
unhf!ard ol (except lor perhaps m thP. top·lr•yel contingency
plans of the Pentagon and Stare Ot.~pt .), by now talk otll IS qurte
commonplact•. Thts month's cover ol Harper's Maguinc shows
U.S Pardtroopers landrng on an orlheld. The fcaturt• artacle ·~ Probably not smce the publecauon by the New York Trmes of
the Penfc1gon Paper'> has public exposure of rnformation really
shocked a great number of people (Only the most stupid
Republ1can Congrc ... smen refused to realize what a crook
N1xon 1., unttl the fmal tapes were released). But would they
~urpn!te us nowl
A gre<ll mony ol us are simply too numbed to be surpnsed by
any such revelauom Once in awh•le I am amazed at cert<Un
things. It really doe~ astound me that President Ford could
thenk (~hould I end the ~entt!nce h~rc? ) that Nelson Rockefeller
and Ronald Redgan. as member) of his 'Blue Ribbon panel, wtll
ever con~ent to fully d1sclose the ~cope of CIA covert acttvnees
I JU'It cc1nnot believe that when et comes to telling the Ameflcan
people or the as5a~senauons of fore1gn offtctak and the
!lubver.,lon ol democratt c procene\ throughout the world thdt
we well hear the truth,
It\ krnd of like t.>stablishing a federal regulatory agency ro
regulatE' <ln mdu.,try whele simult.meously promoung its raprd
expan .. ton. T hi.,,., euctly whdt the Atom1c £nergy C.omm•s.,eon
Wd~ set up to do It 1s no wonder we have half-bullt white­
elephant nuclear plants all over thP c.:ountry And ford call\ for
a couple hundrt!d more over th«: Of'llt \eYer al years wu hout
even huvrng estabh\hP.d enher rhetr safety or econom1c
leJ~abeluy How utterly ~tup1d
Th1·. 1, one oft he rca~om wh\' I rdu~c to beheve what euher
rhe AfC or th~ CIA or Kissmger or RockdeiiN h.:JVe 10 .. ay. If
they lt•lltht• truth, the whol<• truth, and notheng but the truth
they w1ll lose thcu tabs.
Thc~c are all very power lui dOd enfluentlol persons and
organlldtlon~. That's one th1ng about power-you either hold
onto 11 or lose rt. And once you've had 11, you can hardl} be
~xpected to Slid! 11 up. It must be taken aw&~y • To the Edetor
I would lrke to alert lhe !It'"'""
a.t your ~chool of a bill
would lower the legal age
drinkrng to 19 .,., well a~ lower
age tor buc, dnvers. nu111"
publ1c, and certa1n incorpor
from 21 to 18 HB2397 spon'<tv
b~ Rep. Mary Burrow\ and
other~. ·~ in the Hou'e State
Federal Aft airs commmee and
ftr!tl be he.ard Thur .. day MJr(h
at 7:00 p.m. rn Room 20 of
Capitol.
Anyone enter~tf'd 1n the
welcome t1l the heclrmg and
couraged to make their
known vid letter\, phone call\
v'""" to mcmbeK of the
mmec. lege~IJtOr\ from therr
disrrtct ... md <tny other leg•~
Your St uden1 Body Prcs1dent
be\!n \COt d hc,t of the
which encludes thl•lr add
.tnd phone numbers Bueld
Publ1c St•r vecc Building)
Ort•gon 97310
'\ho plcdsc encourage tt
larult~ .mcl pMents to write.
Th<mk-youl
Smc~rely,
l t•)lte Duke Ho~ll
\'\'e II .. me 11 c U ""''u
P.S. I e~m en favor uf the bill. ' March 13 1
Mainl
Oor
St,
·A delt~y in
tO J I.Jd
between dl•p
Gent• ~tr.tn
ptJW ·Supeun
•"" Ground" ")till, a lo
u \•cl 011 c
mJnuiJt>tur••
"hen they't
1 a \\ hele to gc
Bueldmg -I
gdrages Jnd
C)donc ienc~
ed were.
"\\ c try to l
Dear ,\;fom.
I feel in a r~
been nice anc
teal pretty.
1 am lookin~
ind gor h1., BCJ
good a\ new. I
Thank~ lor I
I am all rhrQ
the longest pd
~bout but I :.ot
1mpre!>>tOM ol
of Spnngttme.
The reason
r!O(•cecJ or no!
werh the 'iame
real/) near an(
lhJt rhythm i)
I ~ubmi ued
I figured IC co
rhem bur Sue).
II lhr!V gel prt
Do you rem
Reuben borro
over w1ch bur
d1arged w11 h
8odf</ (}-Boar
Reuben ~ no
v.ytlung, they
411 ot rhe peop
Me n•<~llv 'marl
keep 1h1~ 1mag~
don<! .mel \ma1
Oe.ln ol ':>I ude1
Julc 'J''' r hi
ngl•tcou) ~az1
lthmk 11 w.H
/.)/wav thuugl
ifl!l tf you wt•r
cncl help work
'~'couch
I a)k t•d our j
lflat I( W<l\ /lt)
lht>11 .KIt om. ~
oi<IIVII \1 " }Uit'l
00\1• IIIlO t~V('~
p!Od( lrVf' \\'II h I
/ulc~ We>lll rt1
htm tf hr> thou~
lfl ( ool 11 I su•
I tion 'r II\ Jfll
f11 <llhWl'f 10
I m 1101 c:crcJm
I wcnr to .J 1
PJrty. Wt' JU•I \C
bt•Jw1ful r.
tling
~~ f
~· (
qu~
leadt,
nd
d\
!e
0
rp
• March 13, 1975
Maintaining
In t
Donno Honne
Staff wrnor
"A d••luy in wrvtll.' t\ u:.u •• lly due
10 " lack of (_ommuntCi!tion
I •. bl'twet·n c l'f~<H t mt•nt<..
Gen•· ~trctnd tlu m<Jn wtlh thl..'
prfll' • ~upPrlnll'~~tlt•r't t•l BUIIdtng~
~n<l Grounds.
""till, " lot ul tlw mi!chrnNy
· us~c.l un c.tmpus i~n·r bl·m~
' m.Jnuf..tGt ur f'd .1nyrnon• CJnJ p.u ts.,
~hen they're avatlahle. t.1ke
a y. hrl•~ w g('l hcrP."
Bwlding- fiJI, concrete-mostly
. g.tro~gcs. .tnd work benches.. A
. C)cfOnt' fence tnmmccf Wtlh bdfb•
ed wrre.
"\\ e try to )(Ct JObs doni' wtthtn two Weeks of the tnst report. You
rnu't r•·dlw~ t h,ll the phone 1s
nngmg hert• .111 tht! umc. W••
.tvt•r .J$te about 100 <:all .. o~ do1y,"
Broken- wmdow , rloor11, lock~
( loggt?d · ''"~ '· Johm, drin~.ing
lount.um, dr ..tin~
M.tllunc 11onmg • h«!.tt, dcctrt<:t·
ty
"We would pr.~ter th,u dorm
probiL•m, be rclerrcd to thco R,\ or
RD. Them 'hey can f•ll out o1 rc­
quc~t torm tor the thmgs that • .HI'n 1 too urgent or place cJn
••m•~rgcnC)• call for the thtng!> that .. • :uc.
f .11 too ohen. call~ arc made by
many who dt~covcr the same
burnr-out ltghr bulb or leaky
Jim Kershner
Edi1or -in~ Chief '
~ ' Dear ~lorn, : ... Ptonoor log
l.lucct. I~ rlu~ due to undeleg<Hcd
r•!3oponsrbrlity or an <~Ucmpt to put
prl'~sure on M.untt•n,mce tor
qwdcr <il'rvke?
1 ht•rt• art• three P.IKht hour shtfts
..t d,ty, Stlf d.tys d week. Sund<JyS arc
t:ovcrl·rl bv ScLurrty. St~turd.~y~.
M:unlt·n.mn• returns the favor.
Weekend duttL~ are mO<.tly ltre
w.ur.h .:tnd cmcrgt•ncy JOb~. What
··l~c clo they do wtth thctr trme?
''Vandaltsm ha\ be••n wors·~ thts
Vt'.ll rhan r•ver before. People
havr> been playrng wuh 1he irre
alarms- 1 npp1ng !he mechanrsm,
~tca"ng 1hc bells, messrng up 1he
"trrng. T hcy'vc fluJthcd large ob­
JeC t~ down 1hc lotlt~ts A C()upiP. 01
tJa) !I ago. som.:one SllJhed a mop
m the ~mk, turned the wJter on
ruff bla~t and flooded the
ba1hroom . They k•c.k hoi~ tn the
w.tlls, np uo th•• cu~h•ons, break
down doors • 1hey even ~mptv
the lire c.xltngutshcrs."
One ~;,m a~sumc that the same
pl'oplt• who compl.un about slo~
'>CfVICC Could itVOttJ moSt o( thetr
dtll•cuhit!~ by u~tng .1 little com­
mon, (or c.ould it be, 'uncom­
mon'/), scm1!.
"Had a calll.1 .. t w•••!k trom Plau­
Howc~rd . The rooms \\ere too
<:ool. Sent <tn cngrneer down there
.tnJ he tound over 40 windows
wrdc oeen. Sometimes student~
St<~ck books ctnd plants on the
rcg•sters. In pldCCS hke Copeland,
the hc.tt starts flowtng on 1he top
floor .tnd works rts way do\\n. But
Rape t( 1 ht:ey ha11 t:e all thetr wrndo111 ~open
up 1 twre, the water ~ers. cold by
the lime 11 re..sch~ the ltr~t lloor.
so down there they don't get
hear."
"I( the students and faculty
would JUSt be a ltttle more
rhough1ful, maybe we could get
thmgs don..: a btt taster and ... ave
ttme for more tmprov~ments m­
stead ot havm~ to make so man
repcms. .. Page 3
\IUtrJy ttl dl
frue, some wmdows around
campus have been broken for a
long lime, the belt <~I SAGA
squeaks 1nlolerabl) loud eve') ..
now and then, and some 01 1he
faucets leak consranrly.ll ou ha" e
a problem hke ttus. contact
M;untenance through the proper
channels. Be polne, yet ltrm tn
your demands . There's no need 10
feel gu•hy -unless )'Ou're pan ol
the problem. I feel in ., recJI good mood today like I reJIIy feel good. l('s
be~n nice and sunny and everything's turning green and it'\ I
te.JI pretty. '
lam lookins torwJrd to that Canada tr~p a lot Reuben went •
~nd got ht~ Bel-A" tuned up today and the mechantc Scl)') ,,., J~ f
gooJ H new Now dll he need~ I) o;ome headlighu . f
rh;mk.~ lor that money. f can ere
I .Jm all through w1th th.Jt poem I wa\ telling you dbOUI It s f
the longeH poem I ever wrot~ It ) not really anythrng to brag
~bout but I \Ort of like I he way rt expr~H!5 my feeling> and ltke
mpreHtom of the way thl( Spring feeh. It's called "lmpreHIOOI.
of Spflngt1me Here IS one of my favorite parrs
Delwng up from dirt
Re.1chrng out w1th roots.
5pewmg forth from ,eecJ~.
Lile (long dead) i) ltberaredl
The re<hon I like that part I\ becau~e I don't know if you
nouced or not but the ftrlt .md la\t word of each line begim
With the same letlcr. It\ called alliteration . It make!> 11 'ound
t~all~ neat Jnd >Oft of gtve) it a rhvthm and I have found out
that rhythm ;, real importanl m poetry.
I }Ubmltlcd )ome ol my poem> to the L1terary Magazine >ince
lft~:ur~u '' couldn't do .my harm. I don't len ow 1f they'll print
them bur Sue \diU I ought to subm1t them, but/ don't really care
tlthcy get prmtecl or 1101
Do you remcmiJer me tl•llmg you about that furn1ture thdt
~t·uhcn borrowed/rom our lounge? Well/thought that wa' all
over wuh but Reuben got ..t note today ,aymg he WJ> bemg
charKed w1th Crimm.ll Borrowrng H<• ha, ro go rn lront of I·
8odfl/ (/ Bo.ud n lih• thh ~choof\ tdea of J court-martMI)
Rt•ubetl ) 11oc cou wmr~ed lJecJU)t•/ Bo.lrcl never reJIIy doe~
~ytlung. they JU'>t wrr of tr'; to lwmti1.Jte \IOU Reuben thrnkjj
4/1 olthc pcople on 1-BoOJrd arc rt-.JI haft~~ lb. but I think they
.ut>rc<~lly • ~mctrt Tl11•v ca11 b<• .. , <iegencr.Jte a' tltev want ,md )till
let.•p tht\ imo~gc of pun•lmle .1ngch th,u onlv want to 'ee JU~tice
done ,me) )ma~h Jll the ttlthy vermm that perpetr.Jte >ITl. The
Dean ot ~rudt·nt~ buy) tt hook. lmt• ,1nd ,;nker.
Jult> ~Jy.s they're IWI ,,If drunk,, ,ome of llu~m ;.,rl! JU)I .)~/1-
rtl/hteou\ Nazt),
lrhmk 11 WJ) pre It)' lo111 of our RA to tum R~uben mlil<e that.
I ilfw.Jy> tlwuglu rho~t RA 's wt•re >UPPOH!d to b~ lll<e your lflt!nd
incl d you wt•re Jisturbrng .someom.• to let vou knm .. about tt
~nd help work 11 uur. Nob<ldy 011 our lloor ~o:avc a hoot about
th.lr couch.
l,hkt~d our RA llo11 come he. tuwe<l tn Rt•uben Jnd lw sauJ
lh.tttt wa' hH clwy ru nMkc ,.~,.ryum' quc,rwn .md e\7llu.Jte Jll
(/,f'u dl.lton' He ,,,u IL ~\,)) .1 nl'W living pulrcy Cdllcd "pro­
Jrrtvllv "/Uil') •i.l_rl 11'<. a m•w livmg poiiC\' C.JIIetl \t/Cktng your
now mro •"Vt•rvonc\ hu,mcs~ /Uit•' ,,l 'tlt.tl g11v betler uot be
proMuvc wttll lttm
lui"~ ~H•Ilt rt~ltt up 111 our Rc•,tJ(•nr Dlll'Ctor J..,J .md .t,kcd
htm 1llu• tltou!;htup rlt.H ~ .. orJ "pru.'J(IIv••." R.:uben told /ule.'
lo 'CIOI 11 I gut•)' Reubcm rs .. little \\ orrted
I don't \\Jill 1t1 ltvc• on CJlllfJIJ\ nc-a:~.r \it.'·"
'" olll\\V{'f lo ynur (JU~II(Ifh, ~U('" /r(lm s.uliJ B.trbat.l .1ntl
I m 11u1 ct-.f(Jif' wll.u ht•r d.ul tlot'' lor .1 /1\ mg
I lllo•ur 10 ,, flitrly Ott IJPr tlcwr la't mglu It WJ> •' u•a/ 'IUt(!t
P.UI y. w l' Jll>l '01 I Of ft>t CllCt/f o rc onJ, Ollld I .1/k N# It \\ill re.11f-,
0t'iJIIIJIU/
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• Bob Rowe
Managin9 Editor
"The person acros\ the hall
heard me. but didn 1 know what to
do, she wa<o alr..t&d "
Copeland, early Monday, an
auempted rape.
"I went tn at 6:30 to take a
shower. I heard the door open and
then open again-he must have
b~en checkmg the hall. All ot the
sudden there were leather glovb
around my throat and a knife at my
~ide."
Pr~c.wttom : CJrrV d whi~tle, a Itt
cigarette, J ring wtth a ,h,up ~ur­
(,,cc. Wt:Jr low-heel )hO~ for run-
A\ IL I() IE l2
\\\liE' lr I
4 CASUAL , TRADITIONAL /
AND -NTE fv1P(lPt '
1HAIR DE~IGN FCr,
tviEN ~ND t Of\ 'AN
D '-!' Nf\..\N~
P""' T ANC
"'V ---nmg Don't 011~rlo.ad your5ell wtth
books Don't rarry ~ kmle. he's
probably stron8er, and could U)C
tl agdJOSI you. But whi.l( C<m you do
in 1 he )howt!rf
"He scud 'Don't )cream.' but
everytime he let go, I scredmed. I
thought, 'If I ~cream, what'lf
happen. but it I don't ~cream, h~'s
gonna kill me anvy,ay.'
"I tought like hell. I was sur­
prised at the ~trength I tound .• .l
thre111 the knit c. He said, 'Don't do
'' agatn.' that's when I gorthts cut, I
was thtnl"ng 'he's gonna !.all me.' I
threw the ~nrte 1n the b.lrhroom
~tall. He htt me. I though• I WJ1t
go•ng 10 lamt, but I got away."
It .Jttack~ : Never yell "rape ...
'ell"{,e!' II you knov. kardte. use
It, bUI II the 3)S<llloJnt IS .armetJ,
you're takmg your Me m )'Our
h.m<Ji when you ~trugglc..
f•n~ mtnule) •1arer, J mao
r~embling the ass.Jtl.tnt \\d1t
stopped tor speeding. He \\.:15
released.
AflerwJrd~ Tt)' ro ''~" 1n con­
, r ,J tf you can't, call c1 I fiend or
Rape Relief Hotline at 235·
5333. Go 10 rhe ho5ptral mt­
rm:dtare/v Don•t chatlge your
dothe) or \.,,Hit. rhey'll need
~\tdencc . Get a \ 0 check
It happened. "It v.'lls real I'll get
flu~ht.>s cJnd I'll rcahze "
Th~ most dtfftcuh ltme ollen
occur~ alter the attack ttselt, \\hen
th~ vrctim h rorced to go through
mcdn:;al "xJmtrtat•on and poltcc
quc,tu;mmg, .. ~ ''ell a c.om~ to
JC epr the fact that she'' r.l) a r ap1•
Vrcttm.
T)ptng of repom, term p,)~r .s,
the~es; done tn my home. c~u
b39·7403 The police are attempung to
respond beuer to the VtCttm's
needs. For too long. she was
treated .1s a crrmrnal herc;elf. In
Muhnomah Councy. the Di~tnct
Attorney's otftce has established a
R<~pe Ad~;ocate progr,am ro ass• t
\liCIIms a~ they m.~ke thew Wa)'
through legal proceedtngs. If she
decides to ltle charges, a person
mt~y be assigned to rem~rn wuh
her. to support her throughout
lhl:! process. A tape recorder has
teplaced rep~trh\ e mterrosataon.
The \tC.tam usually need tell her
stor onf once. •
Now what?
ow wn.u· t'•·ople ..sr ~ ner~OU>.
It doesn't happen here! Some
plaet~s 11 v.ould be tak~n lor
granted. but here 11\ a remmdcr
of how brutal l&te can be. nd how
helple>s rome people Jr~ to dea~
wrth at: \-\omt=n You can't .Jiwa ~
carry mace \\lth )'OU, and "hat 11
the ltr~t k•ck mtssesl
The woman: .. , ou cm't lock
Copeland."
lnend: ••There'~ nothrng you
can do about 11.'
Head Resrdent: "The need to
protect themseh es. T al\e
someone w1th them" hen the) go
to the bathroom .11 nrght, e"en to
the loung""
tond;n ntght people were
clo e. There ''a alwa sa gu near
and no one teh alone. Out there­
St.:\\ 'ork, S<tn F r an\::ISC'O, Umon
\\enue-u's i1 ract .JlW3)'S {0 be
de.•lt wtth. ltte goes on. and pea­
pit! are dn .. en a\\a trom Cd~;h
o1hcr tn te.ar.
lane 'oungblood:" \re~ uik­
lng LCI\t and Clark to protect us
\\hale \\ e tr o1tn 10 become
mt!mhers of d QC.let tn "'htch
o~l•cnarron dl\d re\cnge wreak
ha'o on ouc mmd,, our soul\,
.tnd '"1Ur bodrt.-sl"
The "ornan 'I'm JUllt reJII
----------"'-··---------- -----~--- th,mltul to be h •rc Tell them
Prvh''\'IOnJI h pm~ I -i'l ~en. • ,_. that '
[ PonlanJ ll.i 05o~ 1 -"'
•
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• Ptorwm Lop
•
Course Descriptions
Rtck CoOPt'r
Stnff wnttlf kn• ,, llltllt' .:thout tht.•tl d.11.'~" ttJlH\l.'\ lnh.Hlll.lltun ''Ill lw pl.1c
bl'fo11• '""' ~~~~~ up. ,.,Jill ,, pt•Cr.ll ltlt• tmtdt• the m.1m
21 h·~dwr \\tlh "~..me· hot", dour ol tlw ltlu,u\ It'' 1lllw OJil'fl
IH!\\ or ,,.,1tahz1•cl old c.our~c·~ turlwt·nttrc•l••\vt~oJnd l.uJ..tom
h·" i' no \\.1\ ul , omtTHtntt ,ttm~;: muntt) "' th,tt tudcnt!..,tnd l.tc uh,
tht•ll Ct)l\h.'IH 01 goJI' bt•IOil' c..tlllt''JI011Uitl,tllllllntm.t110il.llld 'p~>o:tl rroblt•m' oundt•d M. P 41
,;ouJ da\~ Itt t;"~J..l' 'Onu>ont• told
me that 11 dl•.tlt Jlllnl.lfll\ \\tlh
tmprm tnt; '.utOU) hmfltons ol
\\llttm:. I ht·.H.h•d uaaght tor tht·
1 n.:lt'h t:.Jblc al R'-•g•~tr.ltton . Rt•t;l\lr,llton cornt.·~ .uound. \ rdt•·•'·
mgll• lint• tn till' Boo~ '' h.trdh· .l) Punt .111 mwrt lur thc• Lon
\\ ••II than~ anH\a)'· Don Qut'\•
Oh' ... not until I h11d t.-skcn .J .ud
JJnd ::.t~nec.l thl' It I dtd I dt covt.!r
''hat lhc da'\ r..alh w.1~ . "'pc~ctal
Problem deal '' eth >1\tct!nth
{ •ntur .Sp;un I rro,..~t·d m~ nam •
otf the It 1 3fld 'uucnd~rt!d the
c..ud "8at.l to the draY. mg
board,'' I mullt'ft•d, tcaung the
R~g• uatmn Bool 10 hall. c•no u ~o; h 1 u tf,." rt ht• w h a I .mnotll\ttng ch'H 11pt Ill II' ut nt'\\
"lntellc•tu.tl Hhtc)r\ •· •~ .1buut d.1 .. ,.,.\,
J) Thl.' J"''lt•s <H 1' )tuck v.tth .til J) I m.oUI.ItW l.tcUh} to h.tH'
tht• pl.mnmg. Ht• mu't t:omtru(t c.our"' pl.lllntn~ nwPtmg' thi\
thP tla~' .l!ld t:hoO>l' tht! booJ..,. t~..·rm fo• thc• Ill'\ I, I ht'''' wtlllw lor
\\tth a m1n1mum oi ,.tudcnt p.u-p1mpc•t IIH' .md pa)t )tudt•nt\ to
llt.tpauon 1\l:m\ tmtrut.torH\Ould ht•lp ut~.mazt• tlw ·•~llabu~. tn·
"clc.;omt.• ~tudt•nt to h~lp wtth the d1catc prt•lcr rt•tl thr t'l It of\ .md
)\ llabu) and book lt~h. but , tor· t•mphJ.,t), .tntJ t•wn help tn the
mat tor tht~ t) non-e"''~nt . book \l'l' tllon.
Barb Bozman .lnd •' '' holt•
hunch ot otht·r &~~u~wd l<'v.t
and Ciarlo: tndh rdual' mu~t ha\ c
read m) rnmd. T ht') hJ\ c IU\1
'UCCCt.•dt'd m lt.~ on !rUt ttng thl'
wholc Cour~e Dc">cr tptton
Proc i~~> At.•r••' ho". Thrtle Gools Edttor s Note
1) 1 o let )tudt.•nl'i knO\\ wh,u On the followeng pages.
thl' d:J)'C' art• all about. .snd you well see Solutton No 2 pro' 1c.Jc for mlor malton. com
munecJtton and lt•t•db.tc.:k put anto act•on The classes
bt•I\\Cl'll ~tudt•nt~ and tacult). hsted wtll be offered Sprtng
21 lo maJ..e m1t:nmat1on Term Solutaon No 1 (the
Three Problems av<ulabh· on all Ill'"" clt~'>!o'-'"'• 'o th<.~t open f ties) well be em
1) ThC" onh ''d)' nt.)\\ .:w.:ulable
to lind anformauon on c:la~ ~ t!> b\
the R~..·gt,tlallon Book (tn "luch
room Jnd Jt '' hJtllrnc dw, nlt.>eh)
.lnd the !)r Jpl!\ tnl' {\\ lwr hl'r II~~
bonng. Jn c'a") .. ,, •. or tht.·tt~<H :ht>r
has part1~) ~tudt.•nr need to I tl''-hm~n .tnrl other tlummte~ "til plemented thes week The
kno" "h.u thl·v'rt• gt•tllng 1010· ftles well be located on tho top
3) 1 u pro' eth.• a ")'tem m
\\ht<'h ,1udcnh c.m mort.• .sctl\~h floor of the ltbrary near the '""t p.utm mt~~mg ,1 ct .. .,, wot k.' telephone Communtcation
Throo Solutrons of curnculum on thes cam
1 r o\ldt .sn opt.>n itlc on .111 pus'? It looks like o reality
Lit: from Chanticleer to • Hogg
8\Gli~H 450
Semenor ; AGE OF CHAUCER
I Jacobs)
The Sl'mtnar v.all constdN "' o m~tn sublt:·cts dr a\\ n
trom tht' late 1iddle gf!!>. Only onP ol tlw~e ·~.
strH-::tl) ~pcaktng, from the "t\~c of Ch<~Ult'r," that
rcmilrkithlc IIO\\Cllnl) ol l~ur, romt~n<:e, and Sillllc tn
England 10 1hc fourlec>nth ccntur>. '' htch en<·om·
pa~>sed evetal school'!-.md movements: out of clw
\\<!\I Mrdland\, the Pt><1rl and Str Guwutn and the
Green Knrght: thr> Confess•o Amont•s 01 Gower,
"ho v. a~ dos••r to ChJuccr and tht• Court. Ptors the
Plowman . m "htch 'awe and rn)'St•c pcrc('piiOn!> arc
blcndt~ Pro~e \\lite~ lrom the sdmr• peuod, uc.:h .1s
Mandcv•llc " Rtchard Rolled, and\\) cllf. arc also to
be COilStdt•rec:f
The second tht.•mc ot the term\ work v.tll c-ons1dcr
M\.-dtcv·al Engli~h dram<~ . lrom 11 ortgm> in the lilttn
Ma~s to us de\ clopment mto ~clt~s, mtr.Jcle plays, Jnd
mort:~ltttes such as Everyman .
Add1ltonaltopro · the stagmg ol med1c\JI plil)s: the
mcdtcval hcntagl' of £ltzabt!lhan tragedy (l.'ntathng a
)tUd} of tht.. mediC\alism'' ot Richard II and ol
Marlowe Or Faustus and Edwerd II): the Mtddlc
[ nglt'>h l~nc <Jue~t speaker on the mottllrtv pl.1y.
• J t?xt~ .ue: A. C. Dunn's Mtddlo
English Literature
The Wnkofield Pageants
in the Towneley Cycle
Englt~h 203. Literary Genres: American Folklore,
Jacobs
DunC!.4nlmnch '5 Folklore on the Amencan Land, the
cou"c'~ cemralte;~~t, t5 a well-balam .cd dnlholog~. as
lar a• whne Amcrr<At t(O•~. ol tolktoJic~. and
ton sontw lol~ ~pecr.h t1nd namms cu)torn\; rtt.Jdlt.'!l,
prov ... rl>), CUtt!i, and ctuldrcn'!. lore. Tht\ Anglo·
Arncrrcan matPrtal will account ior ~h. wc:ek' wor~
out of the lt!rm. B··ckham's Tall T&los From Aogun
Rtver wtll aho be Ulcd.
A'itdt• ttonr .1 ,;arnphnK or Gullah tale!>, ~mr" h ':. book
fJtO\rdt.~ ltttle from out vf thf' "mamsarcdm'' of
Cduu~•an Ame11ca'5 1olklonc lwntaKc I ht) lad: ••
attend d 10 tn part by the u~e ot Oor on'!. Amr."can
Negro Folktales .:md Amt•rtc-o P<~,~d~' Folktalna of
Mex•co
1 OptG to be COw 1?1(-d by SUCSI Sped~ Cf5o f oH.~ong
tcchnrques, Ordl Hu.tOr) •n Portland, Ow•nt:tl
Amenc .. n ... A lucrary Outpout"'G 313 Ameucan Llleroturo: Twontieth Century
Stephen Knox
Boo~ l1~1
111 Our 7 rnw. l. llt•ma ngW.I)
A f ;}fC~\ t.•ll to Arm . r. I h!mtngW.l~
A\ I wy Dyrng, \'\. I aulkrwt
fltiM I orw/yhc.lrl ~wcl IIH' (),1\' o/ rh(• t ucu''· \'\ t:\1
lit•• Long D.ly~ /OUfllt'V lflliJ tlw Nt!o~hl, f O'Nl•tll
O.mt-:llug M.w, ~•tul 8PIIO\\
Tlw Mov1e ~oc•t . \\' flt•rc.:t')"
71rt• lung ,\tr~rcll, W. ~t)IOn
Tr•ll fd<> A R11flllt•, T tllll' 01\t!ll
Do~ Soldter, R. Stcmc
\ onootuc I.J, 1 Olwn • A str Jtghllorw.uc..t SUI"\ t') ol short "or h by rcpr '~l!n·
l.llt\ c modern Atncll(:,an \HIIers .S•n<:t' tht• cla~s maght
bt• .S) large as tort\', eat:h ~tudcnt wtll f'Jrly rn the term
~cll!Ct on•• wor~ to deH~lop \\tlh lour or ftvc tciiO\.,
student!> 101 f>rCS••ntmg H> the cllllrl' cl.n~ In .ufdtt1on,
onl' pwc:c ol mdc•rwndt>nt nattc,el Wrtlln~ t) t•xpectcd
h.tnunJtlom .md qUtu.cs. '' d~tr.thlc. wtll bt.• de~•sn •
cd l>} the teachl!r .:tnd !.tudcnb wor l.:lllg togetlwr
225 Spectol Problems Spht Porsonahty tn tho
V•ctonan Novel
Stephen Knox
Buuk lt">t:
Tlw Poltrrc> ut lxpNII'IIc t•, R.D. I ;ung
I r dtlkt•mreill, ,\o\,)t y ~hell~!\
Cnn/t'HIUII' ot ,, Ju~lllll'tl S111twr, J.nm•' I logK
/dllt' l yu·. C. BrontP
Our ,\luluo~l frit•nd ( Dtekt.•n'>
Mmor C/;t\)/(' of r9t#t ( ··nrury ltCIIUfl, Bud l·l~ l'U
1 hl! cuur'>t~ wtll invoh t' .. tudl.'nh ,md ll'df"ht>r togt!tht!l
an J <ollabor ativc tnvesttgatton ol tlw c .sus c.,. ,md
naturt• ol ~t htzophrt·n•·• .t\ dt· .c 11bt>d prinnp.tlly by
R.U. latnK. Hwn we wtll Jllcmpt to undt!r~otand how
19th Ct!ntur}' l ngltsh wrttcr~ t•mbpd) thi!t condition 1n
tht!rr works. Wr itmg 111 e~tpl'C tt>d uf the sort c,JIIl'd
WCJrk 1n p1ogrc;\v. hic.:h may ur rn.ty nottl'rtntn.th• rhc
-....o~)' WI.! worJ.. en the cia:.~ d\ wt'll .1~ wh.tt "'-' lotud~ 11o
p..trl ol the l>lJI'lldl ptoblc!m . Cl.ts~o ·~ lunitt!d to 25.
Foreign language
r ()H'I~ll l.JO~UJ)(I 411C French PhonOtiCS and
Applied Ltngu•St•cs. Kious Engolhord t
(Prcn·qutSIIl' hent h 20 U
Alo ,, l.ldSit lnUodutiiOII rnto the tht'OI~" It<:,tl ·aud~ oi
tht· I tt•nch l<~nMU.Igt: . thl' uJUIW w1ll piOVIUl' two
ma1ur Jvt•nu••lo 01 .tppr u.erh:
• ht~IOIIGJI : l;,ngu.tK'' ol5 ,, t~uhut .11 phenornt•non,
the French l.tngu<ir.tc Ill 11~ rcl.tllon,.lup tv lhc other
Rom.tnc.;t> l.trat;oagc!IJ, dtii~'H .•nt 'l>ldgt•) ul lb •'\ ulullon,
I'( (
• lmgutSII<" :.lfll< tur.sl i.IO..tly>•~ or rh(• langucJgc tJI'I
rhr· lt•\i t>l) of phontJlogy mor phoiOt;\, ,ynt.u .. !">Crn~n-
11(\ .sntl Sl~h)tu:s. Mnrch 13 • 13, 1
efinite im er
Sommor in 20th Contury Art ond Art ThoGrt
(pr t.•rt•qUt\11< • Art JOt) tii\I(H}' 196
1 h" yc.Jr .111 308 wtll dedi with .1 \tnKh· work of ill\ 'Europa on1
PropoSitiOn II 1 0 by Jo,cph Ku~uth r hl .ltll\t ~ I tho 17
oJgrcct.J to lo,m the wort.. to the ( ollegt• lor thj
1 01' craptlon
Jur.tlton of the tc• m tOUhl' utili~
In cxcholllgt· , he ha'> \ltpul.ltcd thilt Ill' r~Ct•l-.c 1 .n.11ym of pt
thorough dotumcnt.llion ot thl• progrC'\\ ol the of mod~c•rn
cour:o.t>. oc~c.trte'>, lc
The~ document,ttion Will t.tlw tht· form nl ve Rl·,1t.ling: ,\.,
tdping \0011! ol the H'~'>IOil'>, 'uund reproduot 1n~ pr1m.11Y
phutot(rdph,, .and '>tudcnt p.tpt·r~ .tnd \:Omml•nt\ ,,nd tvtf•cltiJ
:.cmm.tr rn 11\t•ll, wall bl• .1 p.trt ol the work (we ! 8flll h Phtl
hdprn~ 1\o.,uth complete it) .snd he ht~'> a .. J..cd thctt • p/11/moph\1
clucumt•nt.Jtton bP gt\ l.'n to h1rn lor U)l' In Jnoth Phrln,uphrc.l
worl.: or work!t. Three )t'lOill
••••
lo~~ph "-muth i~ J conccptu.:JI .lrll\t lrom Nl'W 'or•
Ctt}. (rilllJIIy, lw " rl•g.ttdC'd J' one ol the rn ....
unport<Jnt ltgurc~> In the field of contemporary art 1•
1 he world.
(Tho~>P .. tudent' lntNC'>tcd who do not rneer
prerequt\tte .uc .t\kt•d to \l'L'tht> tno.lructor beforeth•
t:•nd ol the wintl'f lcrm,)
\ ,...
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1' I~
~
" • ,.
-Literary Crtttctsm (Enghsh 400) Baum
A cnttcJI ~tud} ot tht..' ilttcmpt b a h.1ndful ot wra
HI thi~ ccntur) to m.sJ..l' lth:r.tturt• fi'SponsiH• to
pol1tit.JI, ~oc.t<~l. .md t~t onomiCCondttton ol oppr
.Jnll _!!xplollt•d pen piP (t.t•., 90Ji, olth~ world). B'""""
.Ill ol th" writer (but 1 w.un) JH' \trongly crtttcal ot
prl~\dtltng lttcrcltur<· (bouq~coa~) ot the pd\1 200
lot 115 !>UUJCl.ll\t)tn, .. ol1p~r,.m, and fcmht~m (a) I
th(• cau'>c miKht anta..:onJLc m.m~ lover of Itt era
But JUSt .t\ no .tttt•mpt will be mo~d< to \Often
( rllrCtsm ol bourgi!Ot!> lucr.uurt!,so no .1ttempt w1ll
rnddt! to lorrc 01nyonL• to .tC"Cl'pt it
fht• CQUf'>C will cJo,c Wtth .S CIIIICdl !tiUdy of
prtltttcc of teo~chmg [nRii .. h tn '\mNttd tod.Jy
The coursl! ,., bl'1ng glvt.•n lor n(•du, no record
gradt•\ moJv b'-' pr•ttuoncd lor In .sddiuon to 1
rcddltlg\ )tudento, w1ll be a'>ked to wtttt• c1 fin,1l J.l"ll"'
bu.,t>d upon tht!lt 1ndcpc•ndl!nt (out'>ide) rt•.tdtng
pullmg togeth~r .111 ul rht· work .. rt~.Jd dunng the t
.o\ttend.sn<t: 1n clo~$~ i'> not re<lUtrt•cl but •~ C)(pP.c
Bi
WaiN pollution: Chri~> Kiuell
fhc• PtOKr.Jrn lor :tpreng lt•rm (tr 11 ·~ ~vt•n ol
tundtnK prohlt•ms) Wtll h.tvc• thrl't' p.ut5..
1. ltHtuduc;toty Cl.t'>·· lot )tucft•nb w11h n<.t pr
p.trtiUfhtttort tn pru~1.1111 MPPttng ttnw: yt>t 10
dt·t••r rnttwcJ L~t•tl1t c rt•drt
1. \clv.,,u ••d <.:l.ali!o-<.:orH't•ntri.lllllS .uiPI\' on 3'"'~
proJt·• t Ill rhL' lollowmt;: c.:.tl•'t,(OIII''
" ln\trOmt•nt.tllntt•rn Prowc 1
h Pr OJ"' I Rl\1'1\\ .lie h
L <.:omph.snrf! \.lunnwm~
J fll\'llollll"llldl let IUIC!thtp ~t.'rl('\ • ,f c.,<u~lbl~
tnec•llnt: ut llw lnrruduuory .tncl Adv.1nc.~cf c
Wllh .1 1\H .11 or ~I(JIC t'll\llfOillt'IH,II f> pt•rt
ttmc•. lhur\da)• 7 00 p m \l'VCIII CCI II It •
ltdc.J. Tltt• 0
rltt• lit JVI.'I
Pl11lowplwr
RcquH~men
hor w mtdt<:
onl' .ttthc rot
Both C'>"•'Y"
H•IUI ned lWf
Of I C•Wflttnl(
1010 •• )lllgl ~
brc.Mdcr que
Ht:.tory 23.1
Bair
The thtrty
term t!> gtv~n
conclu~ion o
~ttentton wall
Ill RU'i)ld dO
•mpJcts ol th
1he: Sp.Jnl\h
th(• pcm.1b1ltl
self·dl'>l rUC:IH
fht: COUI\tl
relcrcnct: pot
~~or~., wrll be
Cabrnet of
Tnumph oft
Nevsky, Grar
Cny
lhP c:oursc
10phomorelo,
pwv1dc wor~
· •lu•.td) IJmih
.uc two C\~J
term, <~nd 1 tn
. ~~~ ol the <9
com tor boo~
m.tlelloll'> are:
Weber Varr
, Wig an Pter 1
11tn:)dJ\' Thu(
for lilm show•
400, Si
oar~ Ago fr(
l•\tng the ~
'"'"·., mcntut)'
r•>~mtnauon 1
ing
~go en Londo
or dftl
In the
rour .. cs. N
illl:d) -~
ch~mrstr~,
'"I" to 1 h
P'Yt holoK
If\ m<ttlwm
c.omput,.r,
r o \l'c tt1 In thl• KeBaj
D£>lol npttor
In ... u h •
u cu. a\~t~r
lhrOUJ)hnut
I hopt• l
•nd uti~ ,, • •
a~rch 1 J. 1 976
ent on: 'Hist Sem lnt Dev, 4 ,per4,N B 6,Cru
Theo11
k ot ~~
rtt\1 h
for 11\i
'et.'l\tC·
ol thi
f Vldf.;
JCII
hi\
we
I hat
w 't 011
e mo
'\' olrt I
~CI I~
oreth
ot llt\101)' 2()8
I 'Europe and Englund Tho Sciontific Rovolutron or
tho 17th und 18th Contur1os • Hobart
Ot .rrlplton 1\ cuntfnuJIIon ol wtntt-r qu.trter, the
(OUI\t Ullltit•<; let llllt'S, clt!>(U\\tOn and rl.t\\rOOm
•nil IV,,, ut prtm<~ry )our c t.•s to I!X.untnc the emcrtcenc('
ol rnoc.Jwn \Crcnct• 10 tht• works ot BJcon, G.tlileo,
OlliC.trlt·~. I ockt·, .tnd Nt•wton.
lh!.JtlmK: A!>\ll(nment~ w1ll bt• clr.twn hom the follow·
mg pumJrv !>Ource ~:ollcctton~. De}f'Jrll'S, Dr\rounc
,,tl Mr•d11.rt11m • l'a~c.11, Pemce>, LA. Bur II, ed.,
i 811Wh Phtlmuplwn., IJ.Jccut ru Mill, Ncwton,
1 f'lulo\O{)hy of N,rrurr•, VohJirc. C.mdtdf! and
ptu/ti\OfllllcJI tcttt•r , Rousw..au, Soli.J/ Contract .
Thrt•t• wc:und,try work~ will be uwd: 8.1sil Wtlley, The
Sr•H!IIIt•Cfllh Ct·lllury B.u /..ground. Herbert Butter­
twill, Jlu• OngtiiS ol Mutlt•rn tictt.•ncc, C.ttl Becker,
Till' llt•.Jvt'tiiY C11y ol rile ltghrccnrh Century
Plulu\1 ljllwr '·
Rt!qurrl'lnt•nh . 'Jtudenh wall be .t~\ignt•d two take­
homl' madt(•rm f'''•IY\ ol roughl~ 1 000 word\ each
onr• .11 the lour th wt•ck, the ~econc.l .ttl he etght h week
Both <!"~•'Y' w1ll bt• crlttc llt.•d U"; the in\ttuctor • .rnd
rcturnNlUt>lorc fm..al exam week. The lin<JI wtll coml\t
OIII'·W(IIIflg lht• IWO mltl•lt•rm 1!}\,lY~ Jnd IU'itng them
mto o.1 srngll· pt('(l' ol wrurng th.11 responder, ro .t
br<Mdcr quc~llon
Hl\lory lJl Europe 1914 1945 Spnng 1975 Henry
Botr
The t~arty•yc.?M pl'rtud to bl! c:ovcred dunng the
term·~ Klvt•n ns coht•rencc by the outbrr?aJ.. and final
conclu~10n of ·l m.a1or Wtlr, Wllhtn th1s frarn~work,
411t•nt•on "'ill be given to thl.! rcvolutton lrom the Left
tn RU)Sta and from thl' R1ght tn centr,JI [urop!.!,
•mp.rCh ul the grcilt tJcpr<:s)ton. th~.; cmt'> evoked by
lhl' Spdnt~h civil w.ar, thl• n.uure ot totf.ll WOlriJre, and
the pm)tbtlity 01 re' tva I Jltt•r Europe\ fm.sl allernpt.Jt
~11-rlestr uctton.
1 he cour\c will utilttl him ,,., a c.Jrscuss10n and
tl'il'rcncc pomt lor tht• problr•ms h\ted Jbo\'~ Th<.~t.
\Orl..\ wtll bl \hown All QUiet on the Western Front,
Cobtnet of Or Cahgan Potomkrn . Slue Angel
Traumph of the Will To Die in Madrad. Alexander
Novsky Grand llluston, N1ght and Fog .and Open
Ctty.
lhc~ tourc;c is cle'>tgnr~d prtm.~ril~· lor frc!lhmen and
\Ophumorc), Jlthoul(h an ..tltcrnatc wll..abu~ to
provt«J.t• work tn depth will be altered lor \ludcnt'
I ahead) f.unih<.tr Wllh lht.• pt•riod. B.t!IIC requtrem~nh
aw· two c~~Jys on ubjt!CI!> r~latt•d to tilrn toptcs, a mtd
leim, .anrl ftndl I'X.am t\ m.ttert.tls lt:c of SS to cover
.parr of tht• cu~t ot film rcnt.tl!> w11l llt' charged. Total
cost~ for boob .1nd I tim\ will not ~xceed SS. ReJdtng
m4tcll tl .art•: I, Gtlbert. End of tho European Era; E.
Webl·l Vortottos of Fascism ; G. Orw\?11 Road to
'Wig an Pu~r Thl· cour~c wtll meet "' 4th pertod on
.ltJc~day Thur"d"'t· .md I rtday and on Tut~dil)' at3:10
11or ltlm showtng~ .
or~ 400 ~entor SPrnlllJr The World a Hundred
Ago from London Or Ktnell -
u~mg thv london Tames of 2 \prtl 1875 a\ .1
documentM) '>l.trllllg potnt tor " deeper ht\lortc.ll
nunattotl the wmm.tr will ~l·ek "' l..atrly dct,uled
dtng of wh..at otdtn.Jry lire Wd~ ltkt> 100 years
10 london 'Vtcctings w1ll probubly be in the
I PdiJC: itlrt•nmv (JI .thcr noon.
ematics
february 24, 1975
In the m.Jtht•mo.~uu dt•p.trtment, we h.lV~ ~e\'eral
course!., Now.ul.l)') m.llhcmatH s 1\ u~t·d tn m.lny )OciJI
art·, ,~ -hu tnc~~. tnUU)IIy, m,tnulactur~. IJank ,
chcttu\t I)', ph ~If'.), btology. medtcrne. pwc holog).
lrtp' to tlw moon U)' .J'>tron.tut~. Jnd ,,~,,dung Jncl
p~~~ holol(y. t•tt:. Jha!l ml'Jn~ that !>tudcnt\ who major
tn matht•mo~tat:s t.ln get \JIIUU~ JOh,, l1\lso work wuh
lomputt·n).
I u !.Pt· tht Ut'\1 tcpuon ulthl• (OUI\t''• f.:t!l a boukll't
In tlw Rcl(l\tr,u '., OIIHl' ldlll•d: '' \hc•rn.ltlv\.' ~ Cour'>t'
Dt')l rtpllom 197'5 ... 5 '
In c•.tfh • our'l' Yo t! Jnnounn•d ,, tt· 1 wh1rh mu~tlw
uwd, .1\)tgn wr>rl.: (•,tch d.t, tn rlw tc~l .tnd ga\'t' It: h
thr ouMhout ... ,ch l<'r rn ol ''·" h c our c.
I hof.w yuu wtll ~cl 1 tw l.>rO\·\ n U(IOI.: lt•t '" h1ch
lncludl' ,1 dc!.Crtpllc)n ot all 'uurllt!.\ m t ht• c ollcgc
Trulv yuur ...
Dr ll'O L.tptdu~ • • •
• ••
• •
• Philo~tophy Studw~ -l:Zl-422 -Sprtng r t•rm 197S
Poraonnl Ooctalon nnd Socml Chango -Hurrtngton .
Htrachbtun
I luw c.m we OVI'ICOmc our sense of tndtvtdual
ht?lplcnncs~ tn the t,r(c of l~!tl·movmg lore~ rn our
n.JIIOn and worldl Where 11hall we bcginl What 1s
mvolv~d m our bccomrng dcc:idcrs rather than aloof
!>pc•rt<Jtorsl OuKht w•• to start with ou~elvcs, with our
choaces .1nd Jtltoml rhen how C.lo we clfcctrvely go
on from tht~ pPrsonal r~oluuon to dealwuh compl•••
probll·m~ of \OCtal ch.mgct
John t l.rrrtngton .and Sevrn H1~chbein wtll be
mvolvt•d togethr•r m th111 phtlosophkal !>tud1e~ pro­
wet.
Cl;m lim1tr•d to .1 total ol 20. Reg1st~r for crthcr
Phtlo\ophy 421 or 421-limtt of 10 tor et1ch.
Clit\S rnt•ets pcrrod &.
VVc•dnc\dJys 1:10 to J:OO in PI<:III·HowJrt.l loun~e :
.til uudcnts wt•lt orne for gcncrdl dtsCu!>:.ion.
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Rt•l St .t4q Sominar tn Btbhcel Studies: Paul for
Todoy Anderson
rht· ,(•rntnolf \\Ill be a>l.;~d 10 \\or!> at J le\'eh •. (1)
What P.aul ,-.rotc {togNht•r with what h" tollower
wrote under hi~ namt•): (2) HoY~ BibltcJI scholar~ liVing
tn c.lrtfetent but <'rtlt~l peraod., ot hhtory mtcrpretcd
P.lUI, Jnd (J) I lm' Paul :.hould be •ntcrprcted toda).
01 m..tJOr concern w1ll be: "hat an P..1ul t:t doted .md
". h.u IS >till 1 vlt•v.mtl N.Jtur alh, I)>UCS ot lrbcr .ttion,
ont• ot P,aul\ niJJor theml~. ·" 11 01pplie to" omen'~
lthL•f,IIIUil , llllllOflly rrght .tnd other tOUt:h} I!>~U('S,
,., til l(t!l into the cJiq·u~s•on.
I~~'" (II The Wrrttn~s of St. Paul (Wa)"nt• Wct•l.:s, l'd,)
(..?) The Geruur. of Paul. ~.~mud anc.Jmcl
BtlJhu,;r.tl'lh' \.1.\n\ \H)r k~ Oil Paul.
Kc•l ~t. ·169 Sarrunur tn Relig1ous Thought : Jews in
tho Modnrn World Ro:sc
lhrl> cour ,. ·"" survc the hl)h)t\ or the IN\ tn the
modern \HHid 11 w11l c'amuw thr•tollow•n.- the }C\\
.~, non·£ w opc<tn, tt .. ,adhrn, Em.lnmpatron, the nn·
fMC I ol \\ f"itt•rn Culture, Jt'\\t~h Itt" tn the NC\\ S. K~erkr·go~<ud, Feor and Trombhng -the Sicknoas
Unto Ooath
5. 1\ 1erkr!gaard, Purity of Heort as to Will One Thtng
k<tr• Pitul Sartre, Search for a Method
l••dn Paul Sartrc, Nuusea •
r.corg • Novak, Extstentralism and Marxism
M.to T~ · r UnK. Four PhtlosophtC :al Essays
Paul Nrun, Anton Bloye'.
Phtl J06. Contemporary Anglo Amerecan
Philosophy I Morgaretdge
(Th1~ course war. lett out .>I the schedule bool.) It wtll
cle.tl wath the• di..'\ICiopment ol analytiC philosophy
from tht• bcgtnntng olthe century to the present. We
w1ll b•• lookmg at th•• mo11cment~ ot logrc411 Atomtsm
(Br!rttand Rus~ell, G.E. Moore), logical Posttrvtsm (A,J.
Aver). Pr.rgma11sm (John Dewey), and some re<~nt
devclopmenu, by Monon Whut• and Stuart
H ... mp~htrt• Fanally, we'll look at a Mar ·~• critique of
proles~tonal phtlo~ophv b) Mar«:use.
•
Community Psychology • Instructor Or Juhan
Taplin .
Program Otrc<.:tor otthe Mormon Child GUtdanc••
Center. Dr 1 aplm IS a co-author of a well-known 1" t
"Chntcal P)ychology'' along wnh Dr. Sundberg and
Dr. tyler ot the Untverslly of Or•?gon. He 1!. an asnuant
cltn1Ccll m~uuctor at the Un1vcrs11y of Or •gon Med1cal
chool
H1s cour c w til deal wtth Mental Health Chnu:3 and
othct hclp1ng sy)tems, Epadtmaology and Pr cventaon
of Mt•nt.tl Health Problems, The Ontanazauon of
C.111ng fJcthll • , trc<Hment programs .md methods. of
Comultauon, Ethtt+al t!tsucs .Jnu the quesrton 'who r~
hclpmg whoml"
lh,. d.m ti open to \tudenls Yo ho have h.1d lntro.
.mel B••h,w. Path. It ~hould be of tnter~tro students'"
P .. ychoiOHY· ~ooolog\, olnc.l Communacatrons and
UVA.
Sonsataon und Percepuon -Or. Ronald Ftol
Rc "arch !:lcrcnttst .tt the Portloand Zoo RcscJrch
Ccmcr Tht~ cuur!>c wrll mcludc: the stud ol the
!> mory rnc~,;hanasm\ ol •~•on, audmon. to.\Ctalc sen­
!l<lttOn'!l HoY~ the \cnsor) .S1gnal~t <ttl! dete<:ted c"Jnd
procc~H'd In the br.110 Hus COUr C should be 01
tntert•;t to o;tudcnt\ ot Ps chology, Btolog), An. and
Soctology
Expunmental Communal Laving • Or. Donald
Botten.
An appltc.ataon ot Ps)cholosy prmopl~ '"de'' m •,
pl.uuung dod orgamzat•on of commun attes. Thcrewtll
b{' •I SIU\ C\ (JI \i iiiiOU'!I hie ~lyl«::~. and ,)0 a~S~SrnCnl O(
the qual••> of lah"' .JS iound tn the dtllcrenr com­
tnumta~. r hell' writ be an exploratiOn or wars 10
<~r range the co\ uonment to rna 1mtze the quality and
stvll' ol tile an tommunal lavang. Enrollm~n\ w1ll be
lrmrtcd,
\'\ orld: anu-Semitism, !lelllcment m Amenca; 1he
omlouHht of ~amm ancl the hohx: JU'>I 1 he gro" th ot
Amcrn;4n Judat~m ; Ztontsm and th•· \tJtc or I ,.,ct.
Ret 1. 469 Seminar in Religious Thought : 19th and
20th Contury Thinkers . Kinnear
(mph..t ·~ on th~ mterac.tH,ln of European ..
t\tn('fl< Jn c pt.•ll<.:rH.:e
Rcltljrou~ !1tuJ1 ·~ 4ij9-Somtnur Ill World Rehgior,
"Noted Twontteth Century Figures in Religiot
East and Wost" Hashimoto
\n tn•Jcpth 1otudy ul ~uch persons a~ M;!hatn
G.mcJha, Paul filltt.h, 0, T Suwkt, Tellh.:~rd de (harc.Ju
!I Rc~Jh,lkrt)hnan, \urobmdo , 1\lalltn Bubcr. Kar
B,uth, .tnd Rcmhold u~buhr .
f .1\.h )\lllfcnt Ill the ~eminJI \VIII tC<Ii.J at lc.t\t On1
\\CHk b Co.'ll.:h Of the 1\..,COIICth•C.t!ntur) rclil:IOU
lcudt•r , thmkcr~. "r rtcr\, thcolo~IJn , phtlu ophc1 ,
"hal h th€' m<.•mb('H• haH! ~elected to ~tud .
[J h ituucnt "'til "' o con cntratc on one of the
peHum l·l~ctt."o\J, Yo nt£' oJ rc earch pa~r on one of the
major \Ubjt?< t cmpham:cd b the r ehgmu hgurc sht>
hd~ cho~cn .md prewnt 11 (O the da -.. • -;J: F
.J ve
Alieno Parkrnson
Guost Advtsor
\\ har do~ a dtploma mcJnl
"\lorl• mom~) l"
L.wgh .rll around.
''I don't ~\en look at 11 rh,tr
d •• \\.1 -.-. a C8ret~-or monel
Peg '' . "E\ en \\ tlh a ic\\ \ e:lr~ ol
collcg~ 'ou can gt•t job~ ... ou
J.;no\\ . that pa\ more."
1\atu:!: ''I met a gu' the other d.,
\\hO (;rdduated from le\\1) Jnd
CJart.:.
I met hml too-he s o1 cab
drt' cr1 •
P/a) ~ Review
Jtm Kershner
Editor· in· Ch1ef ...
":-..o .. but he ~.-.nJ b) tal.:rng tht•
riMht protc"or lw \\,h abl~ to get
thr OU~h ,uiCJ not ft'dJ ll oln\ throJ.l,
.1nd I 1 hou~ht lw h.1d \\ .1~h!U rt ... I
don't "~·•II "''"' to ".urc rt rrght
o()\\ •• I too~ cour•H \ I ".tnt\?d It)
tal.•• lor tlu~c \lt'.lf Now tn the
la,tthrt•t• lt•rm\ I'm t.tl.lll~ cour'c"
1t1 ~r.nJuatc .. "
'"oml'ltnlt.!5 I hJ\ e the lc -.ltng
thJI 1h1 '' Ill) Ia .. , chance> 10 lc•.un
:!IOmethrng .... " CJrol )toJl') lor 3
momt•nt, ''hom omeonl' ~l'f' "
'" 101~ pornt, \l<tr) appea~.
tiorncu-nmm••u gla ~ and one
ol tho e ab)urd ~ago1 , .. ould-bc
p))Cht.>dellc Jpron). ~ht:' snatt.:hc~ Pronoer Log
tlw tapt• rcnuclt•r J\\.J\ \\tlh rlw
dt\IW,,
"l ooJ.. \\ h.u I ~ot."
~rnct• Sh•IIJ lt'lt, l\l.JrV I'> tlw
'lo'c't thmu the J r.uf Room h,,, to
.1 li\IUft'. \\'!.? IO\ t• lwr,
'\\ere ret ort.llng thtHonvt!J\.1 ·
11on lor po~lt•rtl) . You h,t\t' nO\\
bt•, omc J p.ut of rt."
"Rt•alh
Goodbye . Frronds
Alma Moter too
Graduat•on s Here "
h then m '"'' lt.:<.,ual ,,,_
mospht.!rt! at lewes .tnd clarkl
"More <.o than last >car."
l\at1~. car~tUII) . "\r lea 1 you
ea ors
"But speak to me w1thout reflectmg on whet you
(it's the best way to thmk correctly. as an It'., ndtc::ulou' I IJughed m ~ell .)IC'k, \\ h,,, ·~
IOrll')l o tr~ tng IO '<l}'? I think ht.•\ tryrng 10 ~·•Y 11 \
rid1c ulou\
The w,,, people t.llk ·~ r id1culous, Cdpit<tlhm rc.
nd1culou), \C' is ndtculous, Ha~h-Bro\\n potaiOl') .tr~
ndrlulous; . E\ t•n thi~ pia\:. intAIIectual .. )"
tugcne loncsco delighted rn demonslfatmg ho''
.~~.~,p•e speak m outlandl!'oh redundan cies and con·
r .. n•CIIOn)
That "ord concurrcnq' ha~ ah .. ays made me
~ru•iln for 11 e\:Okt!) concurrence."
.. , ou don't undentand me because ou don't
olfoy, me. It's 'el) srmple."
Understand? f11 Acres' Productton or the lone5co
ltonc-·acts Jac or the ~uhmr c;inn .1nd The Future'" In
manast.>d to snt.>ak throug_h an outrag:ou) and
'"dr ,tou~ chaos, and rome through '"'h a h1gh degrct'
coherency . Or ~methmg .
Thar t) I thtnl I follow. "Oh, don't iatnt just )et! \\'<.ait im the end of the
1 .. \l:l'nt.•
The char3tterrz.tt•on s were o;uperb .• \.Vend\ ~h·•,,n,.,
''a~ c>.<:ellcnl ot\ the liule ~i~ter . cla~~rc lmle \l~tN;
mt•an, ... clft~h and spttetul, bu1 alway) cure enough t
get Mom and Dad on her side. Her ptgtail" and her
'OtCI..' made her look hle a teen-age Ph~ Ills Dtller .Jus
\\ate htnt; her rcat:ltons to other char a('lersscnt me ol
rn parnrul. >lomach cramptng laughter.
Ctnd\ Coll\'er. a~ the Mother, hold an unbelievable
lace. Her chm stuck out dbout a mtle rn front of he
no~l.'. A tough Iulie cookte that could screech to )Ca
thl· dee~d. hell of a dancer. too. March 13. 1975 -
• ues a
havt• )Ortwthmg to '>a) bl!~edc·
'Cud, lht• tc:t• <"tl'olnl 1~ good
\ uu h,t\lt. to haH• thl.' h:clmg
th,tl \'OU drd '>urncthrnR bt•\lde,
plnwrng throu~eh four 'N"/
"riMt ., thl.' dlllt!rt.•nce .. .' Bo.Jrb,
tntt•nl oq•r r, ,ul Room coflt•c·,
"M' oldl•r )hlcr ,the ln!>t ont.• ro go
ru t olft·~w. wc.>nt \tr,ught through,
grJdu.Ht.•d , ... rth honor,, hc~t..lmt. d
ll.tl lwr ThJt ·~ w h.11 '>he w,H sup
posod to do. ~rnc.:c rhcn '>ht , muvcmen1s '" wht.•n the economy
~~ tn J more \l.Jblt.• po~rllon .look dl
th1.• womt•n', mO\Il'mcnt."
' ou 'w .til m.tno.~gt!d to KC!I
thruuKh rollt•ttt wuhout gc•umg
nt.tt rtcd.
''Wl• dun't h.lvt• to gL'I m.ur.ed
JU~t bt•CJU\l' we'rt• tenlollt!-thdl ~
O\lt't now. ..
i\I.Hn,•s~ . I o.~mllv . r o h.lVc and
h.t\ot' not I lc>O~t•d around the
t.tbiP, n<>l lrstt•ntnK to the \\Ords
The plot Wlh not wh.-.t 'ou'd call ob\ IOU!>. II begin~
tth a tamth in the mtd)t ol a trtendly lirtle argumen1.
he iamtl · I) probably the mo!ol dtsreputable looking
rnup of charatlers tht) Stde of the Regional Prim.:ue The grandparent~, played by Molly Huk<tri a •u••
Jetter) Cr~well wefe h~tericall~ \enile Moll\' Hukan
had th«! anctent voice of an octogenenc and t Mary we love her
gone back to grad school and IU't hearrng the \Ounds that came
realized that learmng is what she rumbhng out, one upon .mother, .. n, ... ,. The) are anguished and bnter that the son,
, ......... "'•II not submtr to their will and conle~ to a very
tmportant, m)'Sterrous admi~>ion . Fmallv, he ~~
C\:iltlc..>d upon. through much screechinR . He saY'
'eh. "Oh wdl, > I!S, es, I adore Ha~h~d Brown
Th1s contes~ron l!o accompanied b~· general reJoic·
he" one I olio" l
Alter th•~. a bride IS brought out for lad but she
doesn•t OaH! enough no)es )0 he re)ecb her unt1l she
com~ bad. w11h three (no~es) and e'en rhough he
da•ms she tsn'r homelv enough, th~y get marued
(ath~ a iash•on).
That's rhe end of the hrst pia~. ·
In the second plar, Jack'~ Y.Jie lays hundreds oi
l!ggs, lad rnes to hatch them, and Jack's lamtf\ and all
1hc m·la"'-s talk about the wonderfulttung~ they\\ ill do
\\ tth th~ egg\. father wants 10 insure the conttnuuyol
the "'httc race, ~nd Grandmother W<.~nts lot~ of
omelcrtt!5.
Tho.~t 's the enc1 ot d'i,• "econd pia~· , ... cant )tare and a•mles10 wCI~ to match Probably
mo~t convencing old act 1\·e 10een trom a colleg
actor. Jeff Cr~well managed to .. teal a fair b•t of .... ~
\ho" e'en though he w36 dead half the pia)' No hin,
more tnlnsumg than heanng J dead centagene t (I•
'PiantJgenet'} singing ob~cene ~ong~.
Sh.non Brellleld a~ the bnde's mother reminded mPI
ot mv Aunt Eula Mv Aunt Eula maf..es little cluck•
no•~e in her throat all the ume She ~>~ thrng~ "'"'=
"land!" and "lord, lord. lord' For tho>e of you who
don't know mv \unt Eula. rhmk or Aunt Bee on the
And\ Gnllith Sho\\, Anywa) Sharon Brettfeld wa\
good
As tor the meantng of th\! plays. I'm still not quue
clear. 1 he >e<ond pia)' >eems to be maktng a statement
about capttaltsm and unltmtted production .
''from nO\\ on production must be your ~nstant
lhought"
"My lllllt! g~rl...~he" mr b1g consoltdatron''
hactly what lone\tO ~ trying ro sctv. I'm not sure,
but as the \ISh~' ~~., · C..o on, tell 1t to tht' turkre'-".
Portland'!~ Original
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
3606
BLVD.
lcs~ than S mtnut~ trom campus OtJeH 111 5 00
Clmed Mumlay>
C.11J lor puLa 10 go Best Pizza
• tn town ...
CreCJt ltaliCJn
food
sw BAR BUR
223-6895
• likes to do. Were rn those wrth a careful lund ol chao\
tnbetween year.,, when we came. Cec:rlle 1:. smiling and KJtrC'\
e' t>rybody wa) rnto Civil right~ and freckled forehead r:. a !>err~ ot
we re acttvely rnvolved rn \mall concerned wnnkles Peggy
learmng " and those eye~.
Touchtng students Jun approache., the table ha.r a
mel>). He ., approachtng gradua·
tiona .. well St,Htng rt in the face, in
fact Le)' th.Jn a month to ~o. You're touching on one of m)·
l.t\·orne thingl>~ludent~ and
soc:t.tl c.hange. When you came
here Kent Srate wa!t just o\ler-the
la!>l brg prote5t-l grew up w11h
that, livt.~ 11 How do vou feel
.tbout Esqutre sdying that th1s
\ear's gradudte~ are the fir..t wave
of d new Silent Cenerationl
Kat1c, quickly. "We were dts­
cussmg that toda) tn Civil
W..sr ... abou1 the trend away from
racrcJI equalll}' ... gtving mmority
.. tudent,_ the benefit We have thi'l
t•(onornio nunch nght now l>O
we're ~etttng that astde and
Crud..-n m1mtioned thar he thinks
'"C mrght be gotng inro a downhtll
slump .l~arn ... AIIthc rtghb of peo­
ple are gomg to be put off tor
.:tnotht>r lime .. .'' • c ... c.lllc ha.. been s•lent.
\1\'t•tghtrlg i!\ crythtog. She
motions I rom behend large brown
e)·~. he1 hiltr tumbling around
her c;houluer~ as ~h • spt!ah: "Tht.>
onlv trme pPople r cdlly havt.> to put
all thctr encr~ll's in polittcal
X
(dttc.r· In ·Ctuer •
Sp•,.lu•l Guodantu Do you want to haH! krds. Jiml
H0\'.1 manyl"
''Oh, I don't kno\\ ... 1 thrnk I'd
r .llher pia} bdnJO
Cause graduatton s here
and we'll soon be on our own
\1\ hJt '' rt that dnve\ ~en1or
men to drrnk )O mc~santlv?
Peggy's blue~• blue I rom behmcJ
contact>, · r ht· \Jme thrng thcll
drives ~cnror womt•n to dnnk!"
Kcttre '" "''"OU\ '01 courw, you
!.now, w~ hve with tht• re<JftldtrOn
rl1.1t we mily not be here rn the
) ear 2000. ·•
.. rhdt's true."
"I \\d~ rhtnbng about rhat the
other da~. That's ,, depr~s .. rng
no~t·. wht•n you thtn~ Jbout rt.''
Pv.~g) ' smtlt·~ o1 )motll sm1lc. "II
\\ c do gl!t th~.>rc, W(•'ll be 47. Now
that'!t dcprt!sstng l"
•CrciiJu.lltun\ t-fcrc•(hom lh.-• II!.'C:I¥~o00!h
~oldt•n 11thl c 1't)7 l•li• n~ Mu'" Inc
• •
Otlte••l oubhC'<>toon of lha Auoc:oated Student• of Lew•• •nd Cl.,k
Cullfllll'l 061 S SW P•latone H•ll Road Portl•nd Oregon 97219 Punlrd
WfO~:Idy Clurtn9 lh" •c.derm, YtUU by the L..lreo OaweGO Rl!vlfw SI'COf\d
clan POIIIIQot PliiCiltt Ponl.lnd . Oregon Annu•l •vbacflplfon co•ll •3 75
ror U S 'ut;~~.cr•t>en Vtflwt ••,!faned arlllhOil:l of the """'•'• •nd do not
n C•suttly ••fleet 11\e 11111w1 of lhe 11uden1 body, the •a,ully or ""'
COII~!~J e admtntatrat•on Morch 1 ~
Uerc i) 1~
• Resrc;r
12:30 p.m
(frc~h~
• 1\s ot
located ol
l.A n
Sprmg ter
2. Sc~
On llvtard
Each sf
approptrd
Spring '75
he/she wi
Gtmpu' pi
The
Concet
Audita
8:30 p.l
duct a
mustc.
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We dre
A.pril 13th
rl anyone J
JUSt help•n1
L'<.ltor help
o1tter show
LC bo~r. S1l
the gym IQ 1976
•
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J the
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1')\\ Morch 13. 1975
•
•
Registration
Hcrt•" tht.• tnformcJIIon regarding Spung Term regtslratton .
-Rcgt:olttJlton Day-Monday. Mdrch 31, 1975-8:30a.m. to
12:30 p.m.
(Frc~hmen • 1:30 ·3:00p.m.)
-A-:. of March lJth, two item\ will be available on a aablr·
lot:.Jtcd out)tdc the c.1mpuc, post offtce boxes:
1. A memo II sung )pectltc regt'>ttauon time dS'>ignments for
Spnng t(•rm;
and
2. Schedule Changt-s.
On March 31st
-Ec~c:h \tud~nt ~ohould appear at Pamplin Spom Ct!nter at the
approprtiltt Rt•gt\tr<Jtion ttml' wuh a ~otudent 1.0 card vettfy1ng
Spttng '75 dec~rc~nce . II the )tudent hc1~ patd tuition and fcc\,
he/11he will rt>Cf!tVt the Bu~ine~~ Orftce cle<Jrance !-ilic:'kt>r tn the
c.1mpu~ po\t offtC'l' box,
•
The Oregon Symphony Pops
Concert comes to the Clvtc
Auditorium Mondav, March 24.
8:30p.m. Norman Leyden wil con­
dut:t .1n evening of Ger~hwin
music Student tickets Sl, box ot­
frcc opem at 8. March 23 -Bcncftt cJ.mcc spon­
sored bv the Metropolitan "outh
Advt~or~ Council and KINK rad1o
Matton. Proceeds will Jo:O toward
the openang of a legal !lervices
clmtc for ju11 entiL"S.
Dance at Contact Center, 1532
S.W. Mormon . Sunnyland Band: 8
pm-mtdntght . S 1.25 cover charge.
Don't ma~ til~ Amenc.m Oldttme fvlu~•c Fesuval teaturmg 10
tradlton<JI mu\retc~m from the South on April 5 m the Portland
Stc1tco l.lnrventty 8.1//room Door) open at 7:-15 -~how11me at
8 30
Tile Amr?rican Old Ttme Musrc Fe)tival is,, ~trong repre)cnt,l­
lton ul pt~marrly vocal;md ~trrng musrc of the three domm.mt
culture\ of the rurdl \Outhea~t ; Anglo, Afro, .md french­
t\meflc.w . fh1~ mustc t,!volved grJdually , out ot informal rurJI
tam1ly, ur \mall community gathenng), }UCh as picniC\, be.tn
,,ringing\ , dnd so forth In rhe late 1800's, due l.ugely to the
interJction ol the vanous culture!>, new mustcs emerged th,u
\\ere uniquely Amerrcan. though (till flavored srrongly by t•ach
origmal home culture. Thi) proCe5\ w.:Js lpeeded greally m the
early 1900'l by the ddvent ol electronrc med1<1, wh1ch deter­
mrnec/ ch.mges 1n communication from a personal b,JSh to J
techn1cal and commercial ba!>ts The effect of this change was
the near death of these rich home musics, although it aho
produced )Ome important outgrowths of ~outhea )tern rural
musrc, such as hillbilly, rhythm and blues. country and wester,
and )Oul.
Mike Seeger I) rhe tour director T1cket' are on sale at PSI..
bo"' office and Mu\tc Millemum All t1ckeu are SJ
Horses
We .ue h""'"8 a horse \how
April 13th and would ltke to know
if anyone J~ tnterested tn rtd1ng or
JUSt help1ng. No e11:penence need­
ecJ tor helptng. Lotc, of tun. Potluck
after show. Contdct Sue Conway,
LC bo)( S 15, or Mrs. Smtthwtck at
the gym tor more info. Remember the survev Dave
Durlm -;ent through the matl,
where you sa•d what career fteld\
vou were potential!) • intert...,ted
tnl Dave ha~ rounded up everal
dozen prot~siondls to come to LC
thl\ Thur!>day at 7:30 p.m.
Many of the.,~: people are com­
tng tn response to only one re·
que;t !>O tf you reque-.ted J career
representative ple•se show up or
he'll be all dlone wtth no one to
tdll.. to1 In '"''e you forget who you
.nlu:d for. a lio;t w1ll b~ dt\plaved
Thur\ddV
locauon '' sttll unkno\\ n but
w1ll be annount ed.
Out! to techntcal d1lftculttes
bevond an one's control, the
nutrn1on mO\otC sch~duled tor '"~'
ntght \\ ·" "ancellcd. But sta\' tun·
.:-u tontght at dmner .Jnd \\llh an
Iucio: the \how\\ til get on the road •
P•e• 1
P ml;md Ctvtc Theatre wtll present Will tam Sha~espeare's As
You Like It, duectcd by Robert Auc.h, opentng March 7th and
)l.t ttnS fhur~ay, frtday .and Saturday at 8:30 through April Sth.
Asmtant dtrect()r ts Stf!phen Elspcts, wuh mustcal duecuon by
Bonnte Bunch, st•l design by Perer West .1nd costumes by
Margaret Lout~t· Ball.
Tht: .urn oi the productton ts to make Shakespe41re more
eastly undemetndabl(• to audtences. The emph .. si~ •s on the
spokf'n word, rcuher than spectacle, wtlh set, costum~. props,
mustc, sounds, ge~ture5, movements all mtegrated to enha"C"
and define the word~ . for res~rv.tttons and group r.tle$, call
226-)048.
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In the Catun traditron: McGee. Courvrlle and Savoy. Apnl 5th at PSU
We, The Performers . a local nonprofu pertormmg art•sts'
cooper alive pr~ent a 1\.IUSICAL V RIETY SHO\\ on !)aturday.
March 15th, at the Netghbors 01 Woodcrall (14th and S.\\.
Momson) , at 8 p.m. Pertormmg \\;Ill be : UPEPO, HOlY
MODAL ROUNDE RS, JOANNA GRAMMON , ANTONIO
DelUNA, SCORB\ & NEIL. and magtctan JIM Klf'.iG.
Tickets are no\\ avatlable at Mu'>tC Millennium, longhatr
,\1\U!liC, Everybody\ R~cotd ), 01ango. ld~ of March, and 1he
Stringband & Min .. uel Supply Cumpany.
• un1
1975-76 appltcauons lor Ala .. l..a
Student loans are no\\ ih3tlable m
the Fmanc•al Atdt. Olftce (Room
25, Odell ,\o1<tnor). To receh•c
prtority constderatton, a com­
pleted apphcation muc,t be ·sub­
mitted to the Alaska Department
ot Education belort~ Apnl15, 1975
A ch.mce tor .~d"enture <tnd a
valid C.Jrce1 alternauve are tv.:o
rea<~om to volunteer lor Pe.Jcc
Corps 01 VI~T <\ wrvice, dC:cording
to G.Jyle H.1w km.,, on rtw Lewh
.~nd Cl.~rk campu' tht) \\ cck lor
ACTION Reouiun~ .
i\h HdwL.tn~ wtll be aCC•!pllng
olpplicauon s tor both program
March 10-12 at the Templeton
Center ~he ~til be 'L>ektng
'oluntccr) to !>e" e tn 68 de' elop­
tnt; countr•es \\tth the P..:acc Cor~
p • or throughout the U.S \\ tth
\I T A I\ olunteen m Se.rvtce ro
America). ----- ---
Any student who •s interested'"
applymg lor a We~minsrer
Prt: b\'hman Church Loan '>hould
ptcl.. up an apphcatton form'" the
Fmanctal Atds Office 1n Odell
\a nor. REPA' MENT SCHEDULE :
Annual Percentage rate of <t%
wh1le i(Udt"nt t~ .. nendtng school:
pay~blc each September 1. Upon
\.:Omplettng or cea'!>tng to auend
school the loan I) to be rep:ud wtth
paymenu commenctng not later
rhan St!ptember J01h of the year
the '>tudt!nt IS no longer enrolled.
UBRAR'r RE:'-.11~DER • Return
'our book:. ;and record) to the
L•brar bcror~ )OU leave GJmpus
tor Sprang break. ~'e 'our~eh a
ttne! Use the book drop -open 24
hour~ (located ~~ the telephone
booth b the entrance to the
lJbt:U) ). P1onoor log March 13, 1975
IIGive Charlie your hat Lordos''
Tom Von Oomelon
Steff Wrner
en p popp•ns~ ot \tttf lt•tlth•·•
slm l''• zan g.. and pmg~ Ol
alurn1nurn b.1t , tht> \ten{ h\ )mell
of p11w tar and Jn.llgc'll' · .\notht•r
b.1wball St'J~on bt•gm..,.
l'rc-H~<hOil f>a,~bal/ pradr(e
<md male ptgs ha\c ont.• thmg m
common The ar~ both eHt.'tllt;JI-
1 bore' 1'\rlllt•re.•. "ho have ht.•tm
''lllll!j around drmkmg bt'!t''' and
mun hrng on Rrrz crackers mu'r
pur rhc ''"·pack a\\ ,1 and bc.:m
com.;PIItratm8 on \\ lupprnp.: rherr
Jl'lltl.'<l bo<ftt• mro )hap~
''''' anu' dnd lt?g' arc ron,rant/)
bcmg trNd,ed )IOnliJCtl mu,c/~
comract and c),pand torlw bt.•dt or
tht• ,,r-up c:~lleJ ''t pi Do\\ n/ Upt
Do"n'" SO to 75 tirn~s a m~:lu
(l!Ordrn,JIIOII and P).t!CUitOfl are
r•mphil>r1ed . Tundantt.'ni.Jh Jtt'
poundt•d mro rook,~ ,,. \urt.
\ ou \ •' ht•ard 1 hem ht•forc but
rllJt ·s no1 the \\,1)' \\ •' do rl at lt•w;,
•' Cfarl< " fnough \tgnah Jnd
)tluatrorn pour through memon
l»nk> to cn•.ue sue m the mo>l
advanced computw
Rut lf't \ fare• rl Ba ,eball pl:n en.
IIJ;t' .J/1 OI#IC'f .Hh/t•te~ , W'Jnl 10 pit~}
'dnlf'S r/)(! J.:.rl/er ln,linct begtm tO
E'merse Th<1t urge to dl~ tiJo,e
clear .. m the ~orr drrt •md g/arf'
mcnJcmgl) 31 rhr• oppcNng
purher \...,lllrng for hm1 10 thro•'
)OU J bch-htgh 1<1\1 ball o you can
lrnc 11 b01ck .u /u~ I1C'ad. To make
th,Jf b.Jc:kllalltl catch 41 rile l\a/lro
rob tht• oppcm~ton 's >lugser of a
sure home run and laugh at tum a~
he• )/.mu lu< b<1r down and lacks -------th•• c/11~1 rn lnhlfallOII Or h)(,, •• 1
'""'!J brt•dkrnt; cun c ball ro
''lw'lrii.J br~ lnnmg. thf'n "'''f'' 111
thL• Nlt•nrrc'' tlugour wrrll.1 .. Anti
I'll do 11 IH'~I mnro~, roo'' .llttWdt•
I C'> ht•,uJ IJJwh,,ll t.,,,,,ll
Mu kc:} Hc>rli'''' urtd(•r 'I.JnrJ,
li1C'P lt•dmg' :mel hJ' provtclt•cl
rite Pu>IH'c•r b.n.•hallc·r~ \\illh ,,,,
OppOrltllll(} 10 p/.1} H'H'r.l/llllf;J•
'quad ~·'""'~ ''"' .. pnn~: . Thew
f!\htOIIIOIH #la\lt' prO\·ult!U a potg•
nanl prC'ture ollluns\ tilt' .n et.lf{C
'''" ,IJould look lor rn tlw up­
('Omwg c.1mp<ugn
Look lor co-capram /lm Trout'.
)peed on rhc b.t,t'f><UIH \ \'11h '"m'
chugr.:mg .liHI knC(!\ pumpinR
"1 ruc:k.. r ruur I; I \I' one rill' tm­
pr~~IOfl Of a Bc•km\ nlO\'Ing m.m
<.JU~1n8 J ):rand ptJno C.tp'n Jim
daum lit•\ not 11lar /ow OJ..a\
Jun. maybt• a b.Jb\ ~r.ltltl
Marcus Welby of NWC
look lOr Coach lfcrgt>r(, fom­
f'J'}ron anti \\'rllflJih} . Alter
'ophomor.: Ne.JI Lordm w&h
nat led m rlw knt'e wtth ,, btr~t c>ring
fa>t b.t/1. Her,;~rt re:,ponch•d \\ ,, h d
remJrk thai would lmng a tear to
rhe C}e ami a tug ol the ht•art ro
an\' man. woman or chrld ,
Lordo\ \\ rrthe<l on tile ground
wJLh gna lung tPetll Jnd rn cx­
cruclalmg pam. Coacl1 Ht'fgerr
'' 111! .w ob\'IOU\ conccm for ~f'.lf'>
cond11wn rep/ted, "GI\It' CIMrllc
) our I!Jt, I or do • Coach Hergert
"d(•fimlf'ly 1101 tlh• fo.l;m w Welby
of c IH~ ~ \V<..:.
I oak lor dP.Jth-def) 'tng '"'
/n.,lm Mark PJg.wo Bobbv S.uto
ancl C.JptJill Gri',h liornc•r. On pop
lite' to t/u• (ltJllrc/d thL• rluPe •Mil '• ~:or tt ••
1\/u II\ rtllfll' ..
CJJ...J}, )'Ot/H• #;01 It,"
"No, I lmr 11, Bobllv "
"(.)/..,,\, mllll' ,\f,Jtk"
"look our, Bobb~ I lound 11
.tg.ltn ..
,.,.!>< bt•ll,•r th;.m ,, , Jrnl\j/ .lll,
\.\ htch tl\tt.tl/y t•ntl' up With
llorrlt'r 'Jtching rlw b.)/1 lwlmuJ
'"' b.tt k \\ htfl' dorrrg ,, tr1Jile
'Oillt'(\t!U/1 WII h J ll.Jfl(/,1 uru/ ''"''h \Jrlo .wd PJg.Jno mv.Jrrabl}'
'oiiiCit-J, .J\Iflt; ,\fark \\llh '"~ 14th
brokc•n now .md 8obhr wrrll.r lrtt•
Umt• II) ball phobia.
look for M1kc (.\tJchrm•) Ret>d
rn the bullpen. tllrm"n8 hh 47
dtflerent pllche-. The bl•,pcc­
tadcd l cb.mon-,op#J c/a1m~ he\
.ufdcu J 'ubmdrint• knuckft• ~crt'~'
l>all ro lm: rt.•pcrlouc•, wllrch wrll
undoubted/\' tdkc hun Jll tlw \\d)'
ro rtw top "To mak<' rlw pllch
c•llcctn "· rllouJ,~h, " RL•t•d ''•"l''
''1 llt'rt mtJ\1 bt J ~' iml blowing Jol
mtlc.' ptu hour, north to nurrh
c,l\1. Tl1erc nlU\1 .1ho bl d llitlt.'l dl
tlw piJte \\ho} Jl lt,,HI b ~ wrrll u
.218 /ileum~ bJttin[l: .Jvera,.;l'. And
ltnJI/)' tile COilCc,,ion \I,JncJ mu'l
b•: w//rng (a/tPd pt•.mul' JtHl C<lf·
bonate<./ or.mge. \\'ithout, thc,e
condrtton!> I'm }U\1 your .nN.t~t·
prtcher " Look!> ltl<t! " long vcar,
Alike The futuristtc lmda Brumder \liCit , • .,.~ ,.,
''It's a futuristic thing ... ''
Colby Schmrtt
Staf1 wnter
"I \\.tnt to pl.t\ tennts. I really
\\ Jnt tO piJ\ tennis, ... juc,l for run.''
Tht$ t•Jr LC's women's tenn1s ·
1eam wtll bt t•wn 1ougher com­
pt•tcllon. T ht• rnam rea.,on for tht'>
IS tn thL•tr No. 1 pli.l) cr, )Ophomort?
Lrnd,J Br umd~.?r.
''I ltke the ~po1t."
Br umdt•r h:~~ pl.t} "d tcnnts stncc
~ht• WJ~ \h .. c ompt•titl\ ely '"Ke
)ht! \\ J~ lllllC. The rt?a~on lor dental ,.,
t:enlcrcd .uound .. theory thtlt 11
women \\t'rt' allo\\l'd 1nto men'
~ports, lhcrc would dho be men
\\.tntmg to tt} for the women\
tc.tm,,
lrnda S.ttd '>he could St•e wht.>H!
omt.• rnc>n mtght \\o'lnt 10 JOin the , \\omens It Jm But I CJn't un-
d<·r~tand '"hy ..... llhint. that re,JIIV
would be hum11t.111ng.''
I wrmr alter (/u• lJ.J/1 "'rlh tt•tkl<•"
iJl.Wlt}0/1 All 'tYrou,nt'!>S .hrdc. though,
look e'pectal/y for a 'trong lttumg
.:1nd prtchmg P1oncer ba>t'b.Jit
tc•am thh 'i>'"'B· \\'ell di\Cipluu:tl,
lw•d.rmcntall> • 'ound, a cJelmttl!
compelllor 10r the ."\'\\ C Ch.ml­
f1IOII!.IHf>. lmltcfd\ fCl"Cfl(
tlommDtt(.iJ ot the conlerl!ncc
C(Ju/d come tO an "nd r/ Coildl
Het J!Crl 's IJtJIId ol rookrt''• ml\til>
und n•tcr Jn) can put rt .11/
tOgether . So reatly } uur.-;e/vt''·
'f)(Jfh rans. Pull dowrl }'our l1.1r~
JntJ IJce up )'OUr dc.u,, 11\ gotng
to be .:1 ~wid .:md "oollv w.u. Slw t:on)Jdt·ts h1.'T:o..eH iJ ldlll~
cum pt.' II II\ c• pl'r .. on She ltke~ to
pi <I} .JgJimt 1 ht> be .. I
Bt•< <Ju t' 'he .. ., Jill'> ro ftnd
"bt•ttet rompe1111on more ollen",
l.mdil h,1s .tskl•d to tr} out for the ltndJ mc•ntrnnt•d ,, po~ .. rbrht) ot
an "All Collt•gl' 1t..1m" .. , h('fl' the
be-.t pl.tyer'>, no m.lltcr \\<h,u '>ex,
would pl.ty rn .1 '>Ingle prrnldry
tt•am, Jlon~ with 'it:< ond.uy ml'n ,
Jnd worm•n's tt'dnl'> piJytng o1 '>orl
ol IV role.
TEEN IE.
A SUCCL>S~ful pre-sea~on OUI­
tng to On•gon State. Plenl ot
PR'!>,lCR's and e\t?n a lrosh R.
"I onh roo~. those who were
r~ad)' 10 go ano tho~e who
were ·ager to go,'' admitted
Coach lldon Ft>..
Sco11 Bur khan rnancJged not
onl) a personal record, but a
school mark 10 the hammer at
154-0 feet.
hCVm Cooley best~d per-
ono~l and school marks tn Ius
~• mrle um ~ ol30:08.8. Cooley
v.as follo"ed b) Norm Dtd:
v. ho s •1 a f roc;h mark In the
\dlllC C\CIIl; 30:26.6.
Other
llOI••:
440
I \.!( {II d pNiorman ccs o!
llcJrl 50:7 personal
680 StMk"r 1 ·S9 3 1 '" • . persona
record
I oug JUmp ~urrH!ll 21' 4"
'WC qu.Jiifyan~ mMk
D•~l CfiJsiJ~ 131' 3" per·
son<~l record
Shot 'utile 42' b.S" personal
mctr~ 1------- ----------
Lt 'tud~nt lntd ~anErr pi.Jccd
1st m the Northwt•st Colleg1.11c•
'\It t ontcrcnce. held at Ski Bowl
t\\ o '' cek~ <~go An 18 year-old
freshman who ha~ sku~d for 9
vears, En1d feels thai "L C h.J~ the
potcnttal tor a rc•all) good )ki
tt.>am.'' Contac:tt!d b) phone, she
wo1~ a~kcd to comment on her
VICtor\ and l>upcrrot abthtte~: "I'm
a pu1 • chtd en at heart," lohc ~aid
\\ell, keep on c.lucktn', Emd. The \\ CIC coach~ vot~d I<J'>t
frrdil)' on -\IISt.tr selectron,, and
three ll!"''" and Clark Prancers I
''ere honored on the b<JIIoh olthc
oppo~tng co.Jches. Junior Cor~
Burge~~ W.Jio named .u .J hrlot·H.•.Jm
i\11-Star, ''hilt! 'cn1or Arlene
Ste\\cllt and tre!>hman BcHO
Ntdson vere voted oJS honot able I
-----------------------------------Ment-Womenl
JOBS ON SHIP<;! No expenence
requ11ed Ea cellent p.1y
\'\ orldw•de It .1vel. Pl•t feet \ummer
JOb or Circer SendS,) 00 for mfor·
mauon SEAF AX, Dept R-6, P.O.
Box 2949, Port Angele\
w.nhtngron 98362. •
r---------1 rhc Church o1 Conw-rv ~tron
I ln~ou~ You l o lk ll.n
OROAINEO MINISTER I 1 •n\J Atquur lh..: 1114n~ 01 J
DOCTOR OF NATUAEPEOICS I Our '•'' !lh)wtnl thur(h ,, ~(llw(ly ~'"'K I I rnwuunm.-nt·ronnou~ n~w """'"~" .. ho 1 ~I'"Yi' •h•• "'" Wl•l'•• M•n \hOUid f'll\1 I on h.rri'IQn) wtlh uo~tur~ Yoi~ "'" • non· I
I •rru<luu"\1 l,mh, undt'nomrn ~toon•l, w1th no
. ,,,\J,IIun•l IJoctrrnc o• doam• e .. nl'lll\ for I I mllll\h''' ''~ 1 I Cor (mbh•m .and Poche 1 0 l2 lh."\11.1c •" F41M hom m•nr hott'l\, mot"l'·l I ·•~14U'""" · c•• rl'nl•l 411tonc ·~~. f'l' Our
<lu•••lury ''"' O•t• 1.000 prt•\1''" M•l
lt,;blr>hnu•ru' l'•ll'ntlrlltl 411 o~utom41tC t.~)h I
Ui>(UUI\1 I I rnt•n ) tt•nna tt ,1m.
'I Jrn not doing thl'> tor
V\ omen., ltb f he (O.H;hl''• though, M!• of the
?P•nron th,u. rf LC dtd h.JH· o1n
mtl'grall•d tcJm. II would be Ull·
lrcuh tindinK cnou~h cumpetllton
lor them, '><'etng a~ no other
'>Chool., rn thl' Pdlilrc Northwe'> t
h.tvt.• co-ed teams. Sht. been prdCIIctng With the
• mens tcJm C\Cr} Sunday mor-
ning. In )pltc ot thr~ ,md 1n ~prre of
thl· gtmer .tl wntrmcnt that Ltnd.:J
WJ' mdct>d good enough to make
thc hMm, her reque)t has been
tur nt.>d down. "I ' t 1 5o a uturr'>llC: thrng, .... " 1 rnd.:J
admtttcd.
•• .... but I thtnt. 11 wtll be done."
The automobJlc crash 1s
the number one cause of death
of people your age. And the
ironic thing is that the drunk
dnvers respons1blc for ktlhng
young people are most often
other young people.
Take ten minutes Or
twenty. Or an hour Dnvc vour
friend home. That's all. lf you
can •t do that. call a cab. 0 r lt.'t
htm sleep on your couch.
We're not asking you to
beadoctorora cop just a frtend r--------
1 DRL Nl\ DRIVI<:R IWPJ ~~ --I
ROX 2345 I
I R.Ot.t<. \'II I.F::,l\IAR' lAND 20852 I
I I wuntlo IJilVc u lnt.nd •. hft I
I Jell ml' whut t•lat• I c:an do 1
I Mvnnrnr u. I
I AJdrr I I :1 r .. rlurm "'•'''"•"•· tNp1t11"ft1 , funtr41\ I l''"u .. 11 u•h,., m'"'""""' func11on' I In the time it takes I Uh. ::ilo~l... l.tp I
4 ~"" vuur o""'" chuh h •11d .tpply lor
lr•4"fl•Phull 11om proprr1y o~nd och,.1 •••f!'\. I
I tndu~ " tr~~· .. •tl dono~11on lor 1hc:
nwn1U1'<\ c•flJc>nH•h o~nd pocl.•t lrccnu~ I 1 '~~'~' u~tlrn.hon ~ •Koan•lf"d •n '"SO \14tt'\ I
•nd 11'\u\r ''"~'¥" couniiOti.. ChuiC h ol C on• I Wh411Citl, eo. l1S, Mar,, hd~r. tlot;d., I
allWf ----------· to drive your fnend home, you
could save his ltft!
If vour rricnd's been
drinking ioo much. he l,houldn't
be driving. LY:.":::' ~~~·~ ~v ~ ·_:_"•~-,:_ --J
IF YOU LIT A FRIEND DRIVE DRUNK
YOU'RE NO FRIEND. I
U 6 01 ~ •II UIIJ'll 11lA"'lii"'OI IATION
\110 AI IUCHWA' TRAOI('!!.AHh .AD~HNIUitAT~ ii
Pioneer LQ
ye~ter d.ty a
mcnallon of •
The reason~
vfol.ttton of ~
'They werl
, Ker"hner, "I
choo'e bet\v
log"
Kershner
• rematntng or
The confro
Tue~day mg
strolled m to I
dhcover wt'
hedonistic n1
hquor" taktnj
Tuesday n
new~pa per 1!>
a functron j
"lay-out''
"You wouli
going on" ~a
wa\ alcohol e'
ed Jnd I pe
Pres
for
OUR PIO
"The stude
have to le;
themse lve~. j
& ~-~
beads of pE
furrowed broi
htt 93° and so
llurty-two p,
tnto the Gray
The Board I
SAG\ staff, th~
Meals Comm
Departmen t
hear the Pre~i
We ve alre
tton for nex~
nothing you q
The Proposa
No meal!~ wil
begmntng ne~
be obliged to I
an lind tn th
men1
-l
possibiliu
1w·• ···, lht:!re s r
M~1mals- Ther
Ol mole~ tor e
ot bird­
p!ent} of c'
!.tudcms woul
heads.
The monev
meal ~ervt( «'..)
:ren,ov:ltion ot
The Thc.Hr
loolon
~llV.hOIJ\ t!-Wl!
I'm .. ure we l
and \Om
en could~
room,
RIChard Willr
rh~'.rtri~ Dep"'
It '.s reJIIy nc
.ud Wilh~ ,
Ocpar
really nt
Thomas,