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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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April 24, 1975 Volume 33, Number 17
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1975-04-24
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Stevo Borg
Stoff writer
A mcd)' turnhlwcl rlorm room TJpe:.trte\, po,ters
on the w,Jih. And fl( JCt to the window, c1 I<Jrgc
mclbo;ml bo/t. lilll•d wllh e<uth, :;proutrns c1 doren
Jel1catc pl;mh. E.1rh IS \IX to ten mches tJII. with
wverJI group,' of lcntler, SdW·tooth-cdgt•d leaves.
~ianJlMna . 1 ht' Cv1l Wectl Tire Conupter of routh.
Ju$t over a year c~go, thts Slate became the fir.st to
make PO~\C~)IOn of )mJII .tmountc, of tndftjuana cl
iJnlpJc CIVic: OfiCilSt' , Wllh cl mciXImum fine Of $100.
,\f,lfC Hot/man , :tS)ISfdnt director of ll?,lt/enc.l! hall •
'In my mind, the new l.nv has had ver)' lirrle etlcct. I
tlunk chat marrJU•l'"' usc hJS golf en., lor more CJ\UJI;
pcopl~ ()un'l lt•t•l rlacy h.Jvt.• to run Jrouncl .md h1de
inymoff•, but rlac law h.J> little 10 do with th.Jt '
1 ht• elll•cts of the incrca,ed lement:.r arc c~pparentlv
H•rv lew, A Drug Abu'e ( ouncil $urvey \Oowed that
hvc pPrccnt ol Ort•gon' m.JitiUdna U'>eiS have In•
ol>.I\I.!U th~H U\·IK( \lilt c thl:: n~w I<~W went into erfect.
OJ a tc~ndom ... tmple of SOl( ~tudents, there were no
CJW ol incrt'd\t!d U'><lRI'
D~rcctlv bl•tw.tth tht• lint tlorm room •• 1 )tudent h<h
h1s pldnh under c1 wowmg light. Two of the larger
ont>' 1t.1vc bet•n broken .md ~plinted . The~e are
IIVi\rctl dnd rrrt'gul.u. The grower: "l'vt:> been breal<
mg off /eave~ .md smoking them, but that\ not the only mciSOII lhi•y look h.rd, It'S growing I hom insidP.,
durtng wlntl'r, lltdt dot'l rt. ''
The DAC survt>y showed that 19 perc••nt ot the
.Jdults tn Oregon hc~vc u~cd mdriJuan.J at one time or
another Tht• hgurt' r~scs ro 46 percent for the 1ti·29
c~gc group. The LC sample shows 57 percent who have
.11 least tried at.
Holtman · "Ther •'s been a trend bJck to alcohol,
wlucll occuprt':> my mllld more becau\~> ol the
b(•h.tvlor assoctat(!(/ \Wth 1t. I 'v•· never )et:!n il per)on
on gras~ bPcomc d1Hupm "or dc:.tructtve Man1uana
c/oc)tl '1 cmcr gc dS ,, bciHJVIOrtal problem, o 1t doesn't
<:Otnl' to our .111Col1on I'm more concerned Jbour rhc
uchavtOt Ol tho C U)I08 Clthcr I( Of alcohol than
Jbout what till' Ia'\ llappt!ns to be."
01 the 18·.29 age group rn Oregon, 36 percent
\\OulcJ kt!CP the new law as u •~. accordrng to the
~urvc:v , whtlc 43 percent would (ompletely legall1c
pO!>)e ~ion .md/or s.1lc ol small amounh ot mariJuana .
Ntneteen per cent c.: ailed lor !>ttffr!r penalttes .
One I C non-or~r. who none ciH' les' ~upporred
lt:g.Jitl.Jflon ot anv Jmounr of ma,Juand. commented
on why ltf'l\ht• hud nevl'f UH!U it: "I don't f1ke the
sodc~J cotttcxt in whiCh 11'} u'cd. lt would reflect .1
h.nic a'>umpt1on Jbout humJns tll~t I don't h.1ve -the
need of it 111 otd~>r tn be togethet \OCi,JI/y.'' or the l c ~tudt•n t') surveyed, 31 percent tavored
keeping the l.tw cl) it IS (69 percent of rho..,e who have • lewis & Clark College
Aprtl24, 1975
Vol 33 No. 17
never uicd marijuJna felt thi~ wdyl. Sixty-scv ••n
p~rccn t ol the cot.ll f.tvored legahzatton, whrlc no one
m thr> s.tmplc favored •Httfer pcntaltte~ .
~ normal u5 nr not eel on hts survey sheet. "Contrary
to recent reports. long·t1mc UH!rs dre nor mc.ntdll'(
Cnpplcd, Impotent , JncJ U() nO! have cJeformccJ 8COCJ,
e'pC~1ally toggy memonc.s or an ~bscnoe ot motiV.l· ..
11011 •
In the DAC survey, 53 percent ol the non-user}
lasted lctck of lntcrc.st as their reason for nor smokmg
manJunna A possible health danger was next wtth 23
pP.rc •nl These two were also cated most often by the
LC ~tudent\ , wllh percentages of 74 and 21, respcc
ttvcl)'· Only onP person tn the sample lrsted pourbtltty
ot legal prosecutton as hts maJOr reason for non
us<Jge.
Hoffm.m "There .ue rwo or three ro a h.11f or a
dozen people who ,-.fir he stuff here "A rcguf.'tr user
.-• tim.ttCj rlu: numb~>r ot on-campu~ se/len ro be
Jhout SO. Hoftm,m agd1n "My conc~rn i that the
person who ·~ :.ellmg or growmg 'itmocently' m.ry end
up P.JY1t18 .l prelly h11Jil pnc" •· SdltnB and grow1n15 ol
manJu:tnJ Jre 'ttll d.JSwd .u tdomes.
tloflman stated, ''Marijuana use has socially been
.JC(cptt!d a~ a casual rhtng. There are alc:oholu::s on
campus a well .n other drugs. We're a preuy drug
or•cnted society, but let me stress that that doesn't
make any ol these thmgs right." ,--------,
Alcohol policy clarified- somewhat :ASLC :
Sue Noll Stroot
StaH writer
\'t,lon' on kt!8' .md vodk.J m the
PI,Jit /.ounRe T1•n Y~'Jr old' p.tHNl
out on the floor Boule' llurlt>d
lhruugh wine/ow~ $1000 Jllthouz
e<l from floor tuncl\ to pay tor
some ro.mng f.'dur.ttlon.ll mter.lc
I lOti,
Pure lcJntasy But thl• .Jkohol
policy pd'>'><'d c.JrliN tht' yeoH lt>tt
Jot, ol room for ml\concepuom
•nd confu~oton Now through rc·
cent I Bo;mJ dcct\aom. the policy
~\ b<>en rt!VI\Pd clOd cldfificd.
lht' polk)' which W<h approved
br tht:: tru\tcc~ lac,t yeJr for •m·
pll'mentc~tton thi\ year w.l~ rc'-t>nt·
ly lound ..1mbrguous by .t group of
<Kptring young men rc\adent<o of
Platt Hc.~ll They dt:'>tgnt•d J umqut•
rnethod to t'nlourc~gc rJptd
rlatiflc,ttion of thl• poltcy by c~d
rnrnastr.tlor\ dnd J-bo.ud they
tutnccl tht.»m\clve'> an on pO'>\iblc
vtoldtton o( tht• policy .md
Jltl'J')dlt'd .1 to)!ll' whtrh would
loru• rc•d t.tp(• to b~ .1b.mdo•wd
~nd I ~boc1rd to wt d prl'C.l'dt•nt \
more dl·lclllcd "''' ol rt?totulonon'
•ndudintt loc .II ton, pc1r ttnp.mh,
bevcr.tgt'\. '>porv.or\hlp .md ltn.tn·
cing w.n ''in the maktng".
l:iut .tn ur~:«ent ~ttu.ttton .uo c.
The .tlh.·twJ \lroi.H•on o(currt!d
01'\ lc!Jruarv 15.1975 m the Bomb
Shchct of t tuw;ud I tall. I ht· party
gavcr!) tolluwcd )lilted policy: I)
the ~tudcnts were rc~porntiJie tor thetr own beh.w•or including the
dct ot po!>se\"'ln8 .tnd consuming
alcoholte beverc~ge.,, 2) it wa
re!>trtcted to re!>idcnt member!> ol
LC, 3) .Jn altern.Jte bever.JMe Wol'>
provtded. secun&y. matntcnan ce,
th<: Dean ol '>tudent~ offlle, RD's,
.md RA '~ were notttu?d, 4) the
dorm council ruled the area to be
prtvate and S) re.,.dent' wert> con·
!~Uited for ObiCCIIOIU or C ritiCi\m\
The whole undertaking wa.. dn
e~periment with the knowledge
.1nd partrctpatton ol <Jd
mrnistrator'> rn plannmg .
Minors present
ThtHe were ~ome key que .. tion~
lelt unc1mwered . There Wl.!rl.! un
derage drinker~ pre)t.'nt. Polity
'>t.ttcs the college "will not t:on
done the vaola11on of ~t.Jie lo~w~."
\1\ til 11 enlor<e tlll' lawl Will 11
tolcrdte the vtoldttonl It c;tates the
c oll•·ge prohtbll' th(' con,ump ·
uon dOd pO!)'e""on or Jlcoholtt
beverag~\ in .Jny pubhc plclCt• on
~JmJlU'I unl~\\ '>Pt'CIItc.tlly
authorw:>d ." Wt?re thl' hall .tnd
rh<• lounge ot ttw Bomb Slwltl•t
prtvo~tc/ W\!r~ thl'Y ptopcrly
,tuthurin•dl Tlw poltq t.tlk\ ot
, c.,pumtblltty tn pl.tnning and p,n~
uup.ltlon \'\ J\ 11 re~pon\lbll• to
.1llov. 18·.20 yc.u ollh (adtng wuh
m.tturity and 111 aull .tw.:ncncs s ot
the con.;~qucnccs) to cirtnk l
The ipomurs sanccreh v.·o~ntt'CJ
tO heiJJ the ,ufmUW.II oil I On tO ~(''
the tudcnt ' needs .md the
stuJents 10 st•c lhf'
<~dm~rusuattun ' . I he) also rntend-t•d to provide J quc~lity ~ocic1l 3nd
edut:ational .JCttvlly. They
rct:ommended that pri\'<Ue .ucac;
bl• C'\tt•nded to include hall'>. tloor
luung(') .md room!>, tho1t lotudents
tw gt\'enlrectlorn "to dbcover tht:
h.u rnful effects ,tlong wath the
benctit'a.ll t•lte(tS ol dkohol" .1nd
that onl) pl.tnned. respon"ble ac
ttvrtil.-... \hould be approved Dl)·
ru•p.tnc · m dt•ltnlltam would. ol
1 ourw. dcvl'lop .tlong the way,
but the d~·ll'lion would gi\ c din~c
llon tu futuH• alct1hol con~urnp
tton
Verdict-Guilty
1 he wrdact-guihy. But the am·
pitt auom wert• more sigmllcmt
l on ulcr ing nu •h. liOn JijJin)l the
oftcndttr!l J·bo.uJ Jccaded th.tt
.lnytlunH devtJttng I rom a "home·
t)'JJt··· atmmpht•n• wt~S 1llc~al. The
numbc1 .md the membership
mu t be stated before the clt 11v1ty <~llrac;t .. throngs. You now have a
home wuh more than a bedroom,
though. The hall and floor lounKt!
arc pnvate al there ts a unammuu~
con~enc;us ol the tarntly to make
them u. Nollf) rhc RD ;snd dorm
counctl an an t a,c. u~c ot other
<Jtt.'a~ mu)t be .1pprmcd bv dorm
'-ounctl, the rc adcnt dtre<:.lor and
tnt• roadcnt hall'i otllee. Break out
the llc!v.ai1an punch wath the
boow and m.tl-t• urc lhc alcohol
'" nut the prtnt.arv <urn • lUSt ~
lncndly g~HOKt>lh~r tu Sttmul.llt.'
)ocial mtcraclaon. t\11 you tn
divnlual~ mu)t be act:ountJblc lor
\OUt 0\\ ll b<>h.t\ 101, but ti it I ol
public f!\ cnt 11 must b'" con~t)IC!nt
wath titlt' Ia"' l .a-tl) -U!>~ tho e
fluor funth tor Ro C\, a n<•w :>I.J,
•)r tea .md crumpet\ -.:~lr.ohol 1
ott lm\11~ . I_ I
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: Election :
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1 Results 1
I I
I I
I President I
I \-Ves Haya~hi I
I I 1 Vice-President 1
1 john A. Taylor 1
I Treasurer I
~ ,\1ike Kasperzak I
I Judicial Board I
1
1 SreH~ A'hbrook 1
1 • /lm Dohcrt) I fred Salford I I R;mJy Stender 1 1 Rvberr YJnuf-.ky 1
lou Campus Senators I
I I 1 Chris Herbert 1
1\arrma Knud,en I \.1ancv McDonald I I Greg Mlfcc..:kt I I Cam Sptcer I 1 f>hil Ten all 1
1L Jetter on Berf) .I --------•
• Pege 2 • PioneM Log
( April 24. 1
••
John Enders
Stoff Writer -
Do you ever get the feeling th.u everything, any day now,ti
gomg to come cra~htng down on top of u' like nothing the
hum<m race ha~ e\ler .,cen belorel The quc\lion i!> put: Ctn the
Nrth's envtronmcnt ~Ur\·tve thi'> ~tupid cre,tture called Man?
I rould be labeled an alarmi~t. I h.Jvc a tendency. a~ dot!5
everyone, to belie' e that this time, and thi\ circum~t.lncc, h the
most cruct.tl. But I ;,slso comider myself to be quite a rational
kepttc, And one thtng I look skeptically atts my own ability to
act cl fool. .\/\any people nght now, including my,elf, art'
begtnntng to ~enou~l\ doubt mc~nkmd\ Cdpt~city to deal
cfll'ctively wtth the problems ;md cri'>e~ which fJ<.t' tt
These problem'> are not only llmtt(>d to ju\t one ,upect of life
Tht•y an~ politi<.al. economtc, environmental, p~ychologtcal------------- · 1 wh.1tever field of thought and endeavor you c;.,ln thrnJ.. of Itt~
l:.l~Y to blame tho'>e \\-ho have so cruelly .llld blindly lch u~ wtlh I tht~ near-forcsaken planet. What we as a g<'n(•ratton mu~t dots 1 commtt ouro;clves to a hteume ot diltgence c1nd .. acriltce 'Ate
LE ERS· Making it perfectly clear
To the Editor:
I would hK~ to \!~pre's m)·
nearticlt gratitude to each per'lon
\ .. ho pro~tded moral ~upport
duuns the pwstdenttal campaign
and voted tor me in the election.
In the comtng )ear I wtll not betray
your tru~t and faith in our ability to
move together toward a more
umlaed lewts and Cl.ul wtth d highly respectt?d student body.
We'll be heanng from one
another about our endeavours
and thetr progrt?ss toward thb
goalf Taktng a ver~ pmuive \11-
titude, I am,
Smcerely.
We~ H.tya11h1
A)lC Prestdent £1ect ''mply must not abandon tht~ most dmdl'tn8 and one ttme I dbundant land to the \Crollo; of a dead htstory, or a roro;aken 1 h~r-.t.tge. · I The ~acrtlices we mu~t learn to live wuh wtll '" ~ome wavs
rc,emble the ones that our forefathers have made '" other I ttmcs. The)' wtll be not only matertal, but al\o of other kind\ 1 Thol>e of U!> (and look around you) who have ltved luxunousl)
at the e)(pense ot the va~t and mas!ttve majortty, will without I questton be lorced to gtve 11 up. Too many people know too I damn much about how the elite cia!>~ rn thts and other
I countrtel! ltve to let 11 continue very much longer.
Politt('ally. tf we rca II~· wish to pay more than JUstlipservtce to I democracy. we will have to give up great e~nd mgratned depth\ 1 of power Economically. if we are to really practtce equtty'" this
I !>OCtery and other~ we will have to dt~tribute the wealth of the
natton{s) far more equally And that me am most of us here will 1 lo~e out That ts fatr P~ychologic<llly . we will lose that whtch we
(Analysis' hits nerve Dear Leslie call our 'status'. Good riddance! I l:nvtronmental ~onstderattons, and the numerous changes tn I hfe style whrch wtll be necessary , are paramount This will tt~elf 1 be a political problem, and a delicate one at that There are
To the Edttor (and author of
''Dear Mom ):
"Dear Mom., has nelfer ceased
to amaze me tn my two term~ of
tcachlng at lewts and Clark. It rs
wtth rare vception (e.g., Nan()
\\ahl's "Se>-and Garden" column)
that I encounter so little ~·d with
such verbrage ""'th such regulan
ty. However , cenam poniom of
)Our Apul 17 column moved
from )OUr normal realm of
rncamngles~ ~pace-fillen. to out
ught anaccuracy. I am referring to
your analysts ot cla~e~ taught in
the Communication• Depart
men~ . Havmg taught the lntroduc·
tor) course several ttme~. I am
lamihilr with tiS goals and content.
'our descrtpllon convinces me
even more of why 101 lntroduc
lton to Communicatrons is u~lul .
first. the cou~ works toward
accuracy m perceptions . Thrs
necessitates ( 1) reduced
o-.t~rgeneraltLatton; (l) reduced
evaluattve perceptual judgment:
and (3) reduced -stereotyping.
Because vour column is filled wuh
overgeneraliz.stion, evaluative
JUdgment, and stereotyping, 1 can
only conclude that: (1) you are not
artend1ng cla~s: (21 you are not
re..ding a's•gned matenaJs; (3) you
are reading but not retaining
a~~tgned matcmal!., or (4) you are
Onl~ ol those ·•\tow" persom 10
whom you ref(>r Second, the In·
troductory r:ourse work\ on Im
proved informatton proc~stng
skills. Agam. I mullt a\k if you l'ven
proce~~cd the coursE: syllabus
much len subsequent matenal.
The lntroduc-tor~ cour~ doe~ not
focus on "how to talk.." Gtvl!n
your wrtttng sryle in the "Dear
Mom" column, however, I would
sancNely hop~ that your pc~rttcular
101 m~tructor devotf.."S some ell ott Dear Leslie Bc~xter : I thmgs '>O embedded '"our ltves thattt will take the authorrty of
to wnung skill~ ol whtch ~ ou are in Your re:.earch )Ct:ms 10 bed bit all governments to make u~ gtvc them up. In the meanttme,
dire need. 1 I while offtetals are pronouncmg what we Cdn and must not do,tt tau t}. I am not enrolled in an> b \\'htlt· you ha~e nl'H~r been '" Communtcatton' course (except I may every easy to lose hold of the representattve form of
an)' of m~ clas~e'>. my re'>earch the Pioneer Log) I have never government whtch we choose Democracy has not JJroven
rndac:ate~ that you are: (11 an upper taken lntto 10 Communications.. I it!.ell up to thts point a very rei table vehtcle for raptd change'
dav1ston student enrolled 10 a and have no dc~ire to do so. 1 am 1 Gre.ller power!> will (and already have} go to our leaders. What
course more appropnate at the not talong any lower level courses. we must do is insure that they truly are per~ons of abtltty if not I
lower divts1on lt?vel, and (2) not ' D I brilliar'lce . ' ou see," car Mom" •s a letter one ot the lJ()+ Communtcation~ written by an imagmary character I On a materaal le.,el we can ">top ustng thtngs like aerosol I
majors. G1wn tht-sc facts coupled named Jerome. The classes he I s.pray. cans plasttc contamers, ton aft£r ton of throw-awa) 1
wllh your v1e~ of the cour~e. 1 tak~ are also •magin<try . II\ fie· alumtnum and other metal\, automobtle\ (at least at this potnt
must Jdmit modest curto~uy about Ilona I. Get ul I those that are clearly uneconomteal and do nothing but soothe
your enrollment motivations . If 1 the weak egos of the hot-rod types), dnd off-ro.td vehtcles.
thl' course ,5 such a wa.,te of time Jim kershner But beyond the matenal posse~srom , we have to brrng about
m your perceptions, 1 suggest (1} I those radical but necessary changes, tn llfe-">tyle and state-ol·
you talk with your instructor M ') I mtnd, which Wtll help to Insure the survtval or not only
(whoewr the "chubby Don oney anyoner I democratiC pranciple, but our enure race
Knott\ may be) about content ._, ____ -------------
<Jnd dpproach more appropr 1ate .
to your unstated but blatanfly <~p· To the Editor
parent ne~ds , and/or (2) you drop It'!. money trme agam
the course. II all else laih;, ltm, you All tho~ org.mtzatlon" dt">trrng
are mo">t welcome to auend etther lund~ from ASLC should begtn
ol m)' 101 !)ections. However. my drawrng up thetr budget
course may not be appropriate to proposals Only organtzattom
vour needs. The cout~f' rs: (1) not chartered by ASLC. will be con-
designed to teach you ''How to sidered If your organtzation
T dl~ Real F a~• and Slick," (2) wtshes to become chartered, con-
already oversubscrtbed with tact ASLC
generally bright and ~umulatmg Organtlauom whhing to be tn-
per:.ons, and (3) not .t "mickey" or eluded •n the budget, contact
"eitl>Y·A," ~ndeavor AS~.C by matl The notice must
As a vtsiung lecturer at Lewis rnclude 1) the name of the
•md Cldr~ for the current year. organ1zatton :. hedcl ~xecut1ve oi-
l feel that 1 am tn a reasonably ficer. 21. hts phone and box
obJective pos•tton to ~tate that the number. and 3) thf• organ1.cation\
Commumcation~ Department name Contdct ASIC c11 ext l48or
hc•re hils gained a nclltonaf n•puta· box 140. ·
tion of undc~rgraduate c"<cellence Mtkc Ka~pcr1ak
tlowevt•r , gaven thl· blatdnl pauct- ASLC Treasurer (lt•ct
tv of f!llm;al lt!spomibtltty for m
v•·sttgatiVI' r••ponlng ekhibttt!d in
your Apul 17th column. pt•rhdps
lhts f.!xcellencc should not be ex·
tended to lht• Pioneor Log.
Leslie Baxter
Vtsttmg lecturer,
Cummun1cattom • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Air your opintonsl
Response~ and leuers to thP.t!dttor
should lw ent to LC box 21.
letters should Le typed, double·
spac.;ed, .and under one pagt.' long.
longer lener5. could be ~ubjc:ct to
cdtllng. Ed,tot •n·Chief ~ .. - u ··-·-··-·••·······.. ................ • ........ .
Manag1ng Edttor -·-.. _._ ................. , .. ,_ ................ . Jim ke"hnt'l
Bob Rowe
Production Edrtor ....... _ ......... _ .. -...................................... C1ylr t'-~.arcu'
Photo Edllor -........... .. ........ ··---· • • Gr~ Mlrfi'Ck•
Compoalh on Editor ·-·-·--···• .. _ .. ___ _,.,_,_, t~nn•ler Woody
Bualn•aa Manager -·---··· .. -·-···-·-·--- .. -·. Barb•rtt Boz:m•n
Spott•a Edetor .......... ._ ____ ..... -. ••• -·-·-·-.. ·-··· .. •····•• Jrd C~uffm.Jn
An Ed•tor ........... . .... .-.. ...................... _ Oi\lt Roc~
Wnters IUt.a Ballard, Stevr B~rs. l<..a1en Chrlllll.', Suwn Conw.ay Kirk
Cooley. RieL COOPt'• Jull.a Ouin, John Enderl Don• Honnr., Su~ Nell Sueet
ProduC1ton Rn• Bo~ll•rd John ltndllry, Kit ~rowll Judy Mormon
Photographers " .Murrily H•ckett, Ken a Hllh•way , 8111 McBtatne, Scott
McCI~ery Lydt• Collin' John Ltnthlcy
Compo~toon linda Colburn. Wrndy ll•f'n•8• J•noa JohnJOn K11hy
K;,g.awa, Debor.th Kellt'lt Suwn komori, Sh.,on M•dwon, C•rol Mlhumur• .
lll•~ N•J~. ktmbf'rly R.ty, Ro~rt Sh••htdo, Brlly Swkey Al•n W.tchaer •
~uYn Y;amamoro
Spona Writers ...... Beverly NC!hon, \.illy Schutll. Tom V . .mDomrlrn
Anlata •.. .. Lydf11 Colllnl, Lucy Ho~lloc:k, Jtnnllf'f !wunde"
Public Occurenc .. ~~·-·· . • .Carol Ander1on
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OHiclal publlcatton of the Anoc:lated Studenta of Lewla and Claftl
College, 0816 SYv Palatine Hill Road, Portland Oregon 97219 Prtnted
wMkly durrng th4t ec:ademtc yeer by the Lalle Otwego Review Second
cla11 poatage paid at Portland Oregon Annualaubacriptlon cotu 13 76
for U.S wbscrt~ra VI-• eapreuad ate thoN of the WTttera and do not
neceaunty reflect the vleWII of the atudent body. the fateulry 01 the
college admtnlatratlon ,Apr1l 24, 1 9! -ave a
Brin
Suaal
Sta1
Dr W11li!t I
1 ... ar~ ago he
progr.1m for
te~ults of hts ~
ol the rest of 1
~ < Jrdbo.ard
Q)C by the tn
;(tU.II new th
be up unul f
Mon<•y r\ a
ClJI out ever
~bsolutely di
JhcJc 1 not I
said Willis. Pi
the plans arl
•rea~. J mat
theater, whtc
flextble stag~
currently tn 1.
Money t!)
theater will t
antend ~ome
cobblestone
we want to ti
v1ew of the cl
\oltd. The new
the pre~ent ~
part of the a
department 1.
MONEY IS
The theatre ~
ol Sl 1 milltol
~ormandtn,
dent, gths, be
(
Ar
St
The LC
Department
Barrier~ ~
\\omen are
parttcapatmg
being con~id
Nor are the~
previously "a
a~ wetght tra
To meet tli
~nd to erad
)tatu'>, Wom1
tn ab ftt~t y
department.
lh own bud
men's. The 1
000 00. The r
261.00, mo~
greater than
The d1spa1
hgures woul(
alarm How
Neal, Dtrect~
Athlettcs prQ
hrndered by 1
dmg
Separaj
'The tun~
quate We hJ
ltetpate tn al
wanted to
separate but
men and wor
•~ no way, at
U\e a~ muc
hav('."
The am€'n
~ducauon A
'has be~an a
Women'<. At
men more
athletiC\. Un
lacilltte'> mu~
no longer hJ•
m~n m tne 8)
full cooper al
department.'
"Ther~ i~
whtch say'> t •
• W, I\
the
:'I the
~an(
0(!\
~the
onal
ty to
are
deal
hfe
:.ti
lt IS
wtth
jo 1\
We
ays
ther
nds.
us I¥
lOUt
too
her
eto1
pths
thiS
the
will
'we
me,
0,11
ol
ven
'ge:
hat
not
~ol
ay
P.int
ehe
rs.
lOUt
rof
lnly I
hy
f.l
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ell
n
on
NU
on
Hf
tn .,.
lid
f'd
75
tOt
he ,Aprel24 1976
ave a seat II
Bringing
Sunn Conway
Staff writer
Or Wrlll\ h,t\ his Jredm rwo
ll'olf., &~go ht wrot<• a prehmlnary
progr.tm lor J n~.?w tht•cltrl'. The
re\lllt\ of hi~ pl.1ns, .Jiong with that
otthc rc~t oftht• tlw.llrc:: l,tcuhy I<>
, c.trdbo.trd model tn d d1\pl.1y
Cil\1.. h)' tht• 1nformo~11on dt!sk. The
~ctual new thct~tfl• building won't
be up until r o1ll of '76.
Money IS a prohlcm. "We have
cut out every squatt• loot that we
,b~olutcly don't have to hdve.
There is not li.Jt m thts progrt~m/1
sa1d Willis. Prco,ently 1nduded 1n
the plam are two perlorm,mce
IIICCIS, ,) mdln ~tagc and U )IUdiO
theater. wh1ch 1s 01n expertmentc~l
lle'<ible stage similar to the one
currently m usc.
Money ts a problem. "The
the.ner w1ll be n1t e looktng We
rntend o,omc ph~c1sant uses for ttm
cobblestone <HeJ out lront. Ah.o
we want to take advantage of the
view of tht! city from here:," Willi~
~id . The new building will occupy
thl' pre~ent sHe of Fir Acre~ plus
part of the tlreil th,u the Englhh
department U'>C'>.
'v10NEY IS A PROBlEM! Ye~.
The theatre hc1!1 an e~tlmclled cost
of St.2 million. Accordtng to Mr.,
Normandin, assistant to the Pres1
dent, gtfts bequest<;, and govern-
(
Rita Ballard
Staff writor
The LC. Women\ Athletic
Department IS grow1ng Rap1dly
BcHIIer'> have come down,
Women c~re no longer leery of
partretpatmg m '>ports for fear of
be1ng con'>ldered ' unfeminine"
Nor are the> he.,rtant to enroll 1n
prevrously "all-male" cla~ses '>UCh
as we1ght training.
To meet thrs growth in intere..t,
11nd to eradicate d <>econd class
\tatu'>, Women's Athletics i., now
in 11'> frr,t ye.tr d'> an autonomous
department The department has
11~ own budget. sep.trJtc from the
men's. The 1974 75 budget IS $9,-
000.00. The men·~ budget 1s $49,-
261 00. more than five limes
gretlter than the women's.
The dt'>parrty between those
figure~ woutd '>eem to be cau~e for
.al.trm However , Mrs Vrrgtnttl
~eal D~rector of LC\ Women's
AthlettC'> program, doe'> not feel
h1ndered by the difference In fun
ding.
Separate But Equal
"The fund1ng ha~ been .Jde
quate We hd\lt' been able to par·
t1c1p.ttc tn .111 the event~ we h,we
wanted to, Our ph1lo<ooph)' I'>
~epar,tte but equal programs for
men and women\ athlt!IIC:. There
is no way. dl prc\ent, rhat we ":ould
ll\e a'> much money as the men
have"
The amendmt•nt to the Higher
Educat1on A~.;t known J\ Tttlc IX.
"h.tr, been a tremendou~ help to
Women\ Athlct1< ~ It h.J~ mddc
men more ,Jwt~te of women\
athleu,~ Under the l.tw, .-.port\
tactllt1e~ mu<•t be '>h.trt>d. Women
no long(H h<Jve to pldy around the
men 111 the gym Wt· hdvc H"Ct'tved
lull cooper au on from tht• men\
department "
"There i~ noth1ng 1n the 1\c..t
wh1ch s.w~ tht-rc mu-;t be equal ownt e
mcnt fund~ will cover all but
SSO,OOO. Where will that come
froml
The Answer
Dc1rr Durham, Jay Johnson,
Jeremy Hayden. John Rets, Rob
Mcl<en~te, and Sally Ander .. on
have a plan They form the group
of theater ~tudenr!> that c.ame up
w1th the "Have a Seat" campa1gn.
Student!> from the theater
department are · .. elhng" seats. A
I acuity or staff donor can put a '>edt
in 1he front three row-; of the new
theater for S300. A seal 1n the b.tck
four roM cost $150 A nameplate
funding. There must be equdl
programs. but th1s doe~ not mean
equal funding. Our money needs
are stmply 1~!1 than the men's. '
Fred Wtlson, Dtrec.tor ol the
Men's AthletiC DepJrtment, ex·
plcuned that the gUidelines lor
Title IX are not yet definite 'The
gutdelines may go one ol three
wayr, 1). Sepcudte but equal
programs, teams and fundtng, 2)
All team sports open to both men
and women. or l) Men able to JOin
women s teams but not vice ve~a
In all probability, the fir~t idea will
be adopted. "
Equitable Funding
'Equitable lundrng depend~ on
the number of athletes tnvolved
and the type of programs
developed We are tty1ng to
promote women's .-.ports without
hurling the men'> program. Our
philmophy i~ to develop d
women\ program a!> r.tptdly a~
po'>slble without finanCially hur
tmg .1 program that\ alrec1dy
d ..
~oun .
Mr~. Neal clearly agrees wuh
thi'i posiuon. 'We want to burld
our progr o1m a\ r aprdly ..ts pos~rble,
but we do not wo~nt to cut men .,
program!> We m<1y have taken ·•
different approach 1f the men had
not cooperdted. but the) did '
The )ucccso, '>lOr) of LC\
women\ ba .. ketb.JII c1nd volleybdll
teams h<1ve also atded the growth
of the \!\omen , AthletiC Ocp.ut ·
ment. <. oJched by MJ\) Hunter,
th~e team" won our dl\trtcl
cnamptonsl'up~ Ml!>ll Hunter ,,ud,
"Women who p.uttclpJtcd h.aVl'
bt•l•n IJvor c1bly impri!~\Cd It ht'lp~
to be winner., Nel(t ~CJ~on we dte
dnl\IOus 10 go on to ncJttonal com
peutron "
Spectators Increase
• • The number of speCti!tor.. .11
women\ events are dl\o Ill·
creo.~sing. Pt•oplt! .ue le.rrntng th:tt
women') <~thleuc~ cc1n Rener.ate as Proneor log Page 3
•
house; up wit the new
Kl!llr H~rh;,w<~y
on the chair .md lrc:c rickets tor Jn
e'ICtendcd period of t1me come
w11h the don.1tion.
All Student ln~ttativ e
''It ~ Dan') 1dea to ~ell the
)eclt,," '>did JcJy Johnson "I did
omc talk1ng Wllh D,wid Hy~lop .
Pre"dent ol the Oregon Arts
( omml\\ion, &~nd he gave me
1deJll on how to :.el up a campc~ign.
Also Mc.C.dltister College in St.
P<Jul Mrnne\Ota had <1 \imilar
drive. The were so succes!>ful, so
it's given U\ an o~dded incent1ve."
"Have cJ Seat" ha~ lound a
knrght in lohinmg armor. An
• 1nners
. much excitement c.~s mens. Due to
thl! change of rules in sports hlo.e
bd'iketb.tll , m.Jkmg men c1nd
women\ rulth virtually the ~ame,
~pcctator understanding has ln·
crc.t,ed cl' well.
Accordmg to ~ttss Hunter,
"Recru1ttng of women athletes ts
tn 11s lnlan(y. The Admissions Of
lice gtves us contacts tor some
high school athletes, and )Orne
hrgh \Chool coc1ches refer their
8""' to us. This ~peaks well ior our
program. We Cdnnot offer grants
to ~tudenb tor c~thletic ability a~ all
aid is on d financial need basis at
LC."
'\\11o'>t olthe recruiting done tor
V<~t"'Sity team~ come., from PE
clds'>C'>. LC grrh arc ftrst 'cholars
and 't>cond dthlt>IC"'>. A woman
mtert:'>ted pnmarily in athletic'>
would not come to LC." Women
must mtllntJtn J cumulcltlve GPA
of 2.0 to ptl.rtlctpdte m athlet•c
competllton.
Coed Sports
I hew "a very real po~.,ibahty of
LC developing a coeduc.Jttonal
sport1o progr<Jm. Pre-.ident Howard
I'> "very enthU!ai.J~t•c" .Jbout the
1dea, i.IS .tre Neal and Wilson, The
bro.1d ba'l~ lor this type or
progrJm has ,dready begun at the
cl..t"" lt!vt!l. Mo'>t PE <.las~e) are now·
COl'd.
Wihon teel~ "th.:: next ~tep is to
t.1kc it to an rntramurallevel to c;ee
how much rntere.-,t there i~ and
wh.tt probl~m\ develop. The tinttl
'>l~p would be to lorm te.tm'> lor
tnt~rt:olleglt~ll.! <.ompelltlon The
bl88l'\l probl,•m would be tac1lity
lnn1loll10n' t o!!d t ompetitron
WCJuld hc~11e to t.tke pi.Ke durrng
the oil-e<J,on "
Both \\ thon dnd Ne..tl feel that
~l·pJr Jt<.• ml:!n and women\ com
petition should be mamtamed
r~g.trdl{' ' ol how tht' \.Ocd tdeJ
devt~lop-;, Coed athlettt... on an
11\t..:r~ oll~gitltc lc\ ~I. would be a
H•paro~te dcp trtment \\ 1th
~eparatc tundrng. 1-\l this ume
c.ontrnued on page 5 anonymous donor promrse~ to
grvc dollar lor dollar what the
campdjgn iolicuors raiSe. rh!• p~r-
1ion who buy" .1 set~l not only CJn
chCJo~t· what hit. own nctm•• pl.tqUf•
say!. but he may al\u dccidl! for 1 he
Jnonymou~ donot wlldt th~ se.tl
next to him wtll say. The
anonymous donor couldn't r.:
marn un~pown tf every other seat
had h1s rtame on 111 F tr Acres Theater wtll h.tve to be
torn down early rn June tn order fo
h.avc th•• new buildtng re<Jdy by
F t.tll '76. Until 11•s ready, W1lhs •s
cxperung to use the S1srers of Sr.
Fr.md~ gym and rclccwry. t-Ie
sa1d, ''We dCJn't expect 10 reduce
our progrc1m. ThNc wrll be st~
plays 1n the comtng year li.."Wii
.md Clark has the opponunuy 10
be rhc numb••r 1th('atcr school m
Oregon. With the faculty and the
program that we'\11! got, all we
nc••d now ·~ a pldCC to work " If
"Have ., Scat" Cdn ra1se Mound
$30,000. they w1ll have a place In Memory
The rhcatrc group IS p11ch1ng rn
itself to rome SlOO for two scats.
The seats w1ll be ded1catcd to John
Miller, who drowned tn the pool
durrng the run ol d play "' wh1ch
he had a lc.tding role, and L3ura
P1o1h, who dit."tl durtng the
~ummer alter partidptlttng in the
LC summer rhe.uer. S,ud Ted Rat
tr a), "rhb is <1 concrete w .. y tor
~tudenn in the d~pdrlmcnt <1nd
;ome frtend~ to give wh,u they The campaign •s re4l<Jy to roll.
L1kc d banleground, the campus rs
mapped our Into areas or ~nack
for reams of two or three soltc•tors.
They arc St!nt off wtrh rne v.ords,
"II rhf!)' say. 'I have to talk to my
hu~b.tnd or wrfe,' then call agam 1n
a week or ten dtlys. Keep try1ng.
RP.memb~r ro fill out the con·
trdcnuttl pledge o;heet. Do you
l"llowl" have"
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• •• • :oear Mom.
• I'm bel(tnntng to wonder )ertously ill'm really cut out to be;,
:,ruuent or not. There's .some people ~round here who really :-uc cut out to be student> becau1e they go to chelr classes every
efl.:~y t~nd take noce~ and dSk quesriom like they really care what
:rhc .Jnswer5 are. • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : I trted domg all that >tutf. 100. but 1t doesn't set."m to be :
e1110rklng I'd rather JU~t Sit around m my room and li ren co •
:records all d.Jy long At mght too I like 10 ltsten ro records :
:e~pecto~lly \/Cry ~ad record" when I am Jll alone in my room. :
• I thmk my problem 1s rhal I'm depres~ed . • • • • What have I got to be depressed about( I mean tusr becau)e •
:rhe whole world .seems ro be gomg ro hell why should I be :
ttdepre)sedl Just bec~u~c I broke Merle's expeOSIH~ electm: •
~ypewnler that I wasn't >Upposed to even be usmg why should I :
:t>c depreHecll :
• I don't know the answers to ~ny ol tho>e questions . I turn on •
:rhe radio ;md John Demer ts so haoov that he's a countrv boy, :
:but all I .Jm i> J bormg c1ty kid trom boring P.t>adena Why :
•>hould th.Jt depress mel • • • • I mean look at my lut ure. If I ever manage Lo gr.Jduate whrc:h •
:mJy nor be o likelv. where am I gomg to get d Jobl I'm not :
•good at .mything. Where am I soing to tind triends when •
:nobody e~en /iJct!) me( :
: Yc\ rh,Jf\ whJt I ,aid nobody like' me. EH~rybody has be-en •
•telling mt.: 'o I.Hely I go to paNie~ and people lauf4h at :
:everythmg I ,ay Somebody told m~ the other day chat they >aw :
:rrght through my 14CJde. :
• I w1~h I could ~ee through m\ t,..c;,.de. •
: I thought that gomg to college would be like a maturatton :
:proceH where I reiJitze my lull potential and emerge an :
•mtelllgent and consuuct1ve hum<m bt:ing. So I.Jr /think I have •
:only moJtur..:d backward, . :
: It wouldn't be 'o bad 11 everyone el~e ~'a> 'acwed up roo, :
:but almo>t N eryonc I knO\\ ~eems to know who they :.ue and •
., .. hat they're doing. I ~A>Ouldn 't feel 'o tud II I JU>t wasn't so : • • etnlerror. •
: rhen I go to 'ee., movu! /1gunng 11 'II make me feel bcuer and :
•th1' mo"ie J all about how nobod.,• cares aboul anythtn~ but • • • ethem,elvCl anJ that tf you can't h;mdle yout problems you'll :
~ust go in(.Jnc and nobody'll cHm fr)' to help you. :
• I IU\t Wl)h I h.Jd \Omebody I couiJ talk to but unlorrunately I •
:cannot \.'JfiV on ucccHfuf inter-personal rci.Jt1un,h1ps The :
: mmute I get do'c to :wmeone I ruin the If lt11e .. and m;,kc them •
• nm("rJblc .l know that\ ttue bcc.au'e Sue told me '0 (a)t \\leek. :
: ~he tolcl me J tor of thtng) whteh I didn't know Jbout mr-elf :
:but which drl' trut! lW\erthele~\, I am irrespon,iblc Jnd I am •
ecoid .un/1 hJn• no ~A>I/1-po~cr and I <1m -poilcd anJ chrldt)h. :
: rhi, ;, oni"t' ,;1 p;mialliq but I w11/ not bore you \\lth the delatls :
: I would IJUII \ChuultOdcl\ , I only had I( tos~ther enoush to •
• tigure.: out 'umcthing d\C to do l Wl>h I 11\4)0 '1 K' \H:!ak but :
: thcr~·.> nothing I carl do afKlUt 11. :
: I am rc:./1\' \orry 10 be v.rtling .>UCh il depres.5ing letter. I'll:
• probabl) l~el bl'tecr about 1t tomorr<.m. •
: /(, 'o h:ud when c\ cryonc '' c/o"' non you. I rea II> know how :
: 8•11 \\a/ron mu,r reel :
• LO\~. •
: Jerome :
: P ' -I thmk I may bema reJI fi , bur I won'r worry )'OU about u •
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Sunday. April 27
Graduate Reotal -A program of ortgmal com
po)rtrons b Manon Roberts, E an udrtonum alB 00
p nl Th program 'allmdude musac "nuen for flute
\ aola arfd cello, b~.satelles for p1ano solo and ongs
composed as set11ns~ for poetr b S I\ aa Plath and
0\ I an Thoma
Friday, April 25 •
College-Corrn una• Chorus and Chamber S1ngers
"ith m trumentalasb and solo•~u . rn concert- E~an~
Audrtonum at 8 p m
Mu~•c ot Telemann , Mozart, ~chubcrt and Bach" uh
Lee Garr~tt d1rec.ung dma ~ron tree.
Wednesday , Apnl 30
The fanal cont..·'l! oi the Portland Chamber
Orch~lra at the Caroline Be· g ~wann Auditonum at
the Portland An Mu)eum '' rll oe 01 \\ edne~ay , April
30, 8 p.m "nh crgiu luca, \lolrnr)t, gu~t aru~t. The
program wrll rnclude :\-1ozan's "Concerto rn Mrnor"
and W1eniaskt 's "Sou~enu de Mo CO\\."
Sunday May 4 •
\\ .,,
SPEs honored
Seven members of the
Lewis and Clark chapter of
Sigma Phi Epselon returned
April 7 from the fraternity s
western regeonal academy in
Salt Lake City, Utah with
nattonal honors. 1 ht ~>on land Chamber Orche)tra "til present a
concert, Sunda) e\ening, Ma 4th, i:JO p.m. lor the
beneltl of the Sell\\ood Unned Methodi~t Church, at
the Church Hall on S.E. 15th and Tclcoma ve.
ConduCtor Paul Bellam "rll be teatured "1ola ~olotst m
Handel's "Concerto rn B ,\.1inor ior Viola and
Orch\.ostra ."
For the fourth consecutive
year LC Sig Eps won nat1onal
scholarship recognitton .
With a 3 51 GPA in 1974
Lewis and Clark was the only
chapter tn Washington ,
Oregon . Idaho Montana ,
Utah and Northern California
to receive th1s distinction .
The chapter also placed third
for the governor 's man-mile
award traveling 5,369 total
man miles.
Michael McCrory was
awarded the Zollinger
Achievement plaque given to
the outstanding senior m the
northwest district . The
award tS given to the top 25
Sigma Ph1 Epsjlon seniors in
the nat1on. • April24 . 19
"Troprcal nthropo<h- Btg, Baz.arre and Beautiful '',
on 're\\ m the Hall of the Northwest at OMS I from
1\pul 14 through Ma) 4
The collcctton contarns a numb~r ot "record·
brcakrng" m~ects . featured ,,111 be a recently ac
qurred )pccimen of frttlOU) 8'8anleus, the world's
la1 gcst and rarest beetle. Thert ue I ewer thdn two
dozen ~pecamen.; ol this huge South Amerrcan long
horned b~tle rn all the world ' mu<>eums .
"Tropical Anthropods ·Big, Bizdrre and BeJullful ",
will be on exh1brr m OMSI's Hall or the Nor1hw~s1
Apri114 through '-1a" 4. There w1ll be no extra charge
tor the ~hawing aht>r the regul01r OMSI admi!-SIOn .
I
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MERV CRIFF/{'1.' \VELCO\IES \IAHARISHI M ....... ,.
YOGI BLI(
A contribu
10r memory)
nc~dy moth
11d tor lrfe·s
provrde.s a SJ
m1uled to ) o~
thoughtful gl
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Include yo
Jnd how yoJ
t. )e11es of 60
(dgc" 1s bell':
Folio" ing rh4
communnv
program wil
pS) chologists
5 00 p m \1 >I
\lay 31 'Gutl
aon or urh J
~~~ntal problr
~ctor rn cn1
explarn ho\\
wuhs rn dtfie
81stro SprtJ
Aprtl 22 l1
Ac 4 pm on Monday , Apfii2Bth, 1\0IN-TV (C·.,,.,,,.. 29 I
6) will broadcast a spec•al Merv Cr~lfin Show on May 6
Tran:)cendental Med1t;won .. program . /oinmg 13
and ,\ilahamhi wrll be Stare Sen.Jtor rlen 20 ·"
Ellen Corby (Grandma on "The Walton>"), and 27 l~
Harold Bloomlielcl {p)ychiatmrJteacher/author) June 3
prdCtlfloners ol the TM techmque
for more mlormatron call Transcendental ,\fiMf'
lion. 144-9377, 01 come to an rnrtoductory /ec.tlj
(Jree) any 'Nedneld.Jy night .Jt 8 pm at the Por1/l1
World Plan Center lor Transcendt•nttll Attedltii!U'C4l
7743 SW C.Jprtal Hwy. (ac J.Uh A~ •.) (
(~II Br>II05
~nother locat
Attendmg the academy
were Ed Bernardi. Gayne
Johnson . Paul Kries. Jeff
Leavttt. McCrory . Bud Merrill
and Rtck Quirin. Come to Tomlinson to view the show Ouest1ons will be answered
afterwards . Monday . Aprtl 28th at 4:00 p m. ... more notes The
Facuh
campu
ot 19
Guys & Doll$, duected b · Barrie Itkin, openrng on
the mamstage ol the Ponland C" ic Theatre, Thurs.,
• Frr • and .>aturdays. 8.30 p.m. Adulu, S-4.00. Students
and ~nror ouzens S3.00.
Ftnishing Touches --Ytrh Mary Matlh t~nd \'\layne
JorcJ;m closes on lhe ~initage 01 Portland CIVrC'
Theatre Saturday, .Aprrl 26lh. .Adulu .U.OO,
Srudenu Senrof3 S2 00. For resen'Ciflons~ phone 22tJ·
3048. •
Oh Coward! , a musrcal comt:dr revue drrected b)
Ru;h~rd Hur t and \ -er<~ Long w11l play e11e1., Thurs ..
f u., and S..tt through Ma 24th tn rhe Blue Room ol
the Po11land Ca~1c Theatre. Adults SJ.SO,
Student)/Sf!ntCJrs S2.50.
Falling Apart. directed by Monee Mcmck w,l/ be
playmg Lhru M;~v -frh ar rhe Stabrown Thealr" S2.00
studentsjsemon •• S3 00 adutrs
long Day's Journey rnto Night, d1rec1ed b) Jcnnte
Mahall, pia~ P\er Fnday and Saturday, 8:00pm .11
ahe New Th aue thru Apnl 26th. An unuwal program devoted to
Bt..>elho11en will be pre\tmred by
the Crt! .. ttve and Commumcarron
Am Department ar the l n111er it)'
of Portland Sarurdav and Sunday.
April 2b and 27, tn the Mago Hunt
Center for the Pertormtng Art.s a1
8:30p.m.
for re.sen<~uons relephone 18J·
7287. Admturon '> Sl.OO lor
:studPnts ;md SJ.OO ior the gener.>l
publrc. Student tickets for Po
Opera's e.~~cnrng 1975-76 se~1\0t
and 1ndiv1dual ticlets ior
torthcomrng production
R1chard StrauiS' exotic "Salnm#l
wtll be on ~le on the le\\IS
Cl<~rk College campu\ Thu
ilnd Fnday, May 1 and 2, lrom
am, to 4 p.m.
The \tudent se.m <~rf! for :-.
n1ghts, an the Portland lid
Audllortum mJin floor \ec
",\'' -..nd "AE" al S16.50 .1p1ect:!.
To b•metn the Ore-gon Rep~rlory Sing~n . A" ~ntiqu .a
of PortLand \\Ill b•; 1n rt•dtal pttl30, a18:00 P.M rn .,,.
James lutheran Church. The program wrll include a
Me~hev.1l Mass, d~ well as Engli,h, Italian, Spantsh and
French Madngal~.
The recital i~ to be grven m the Proneer Chapel of the
Church, 1315 S \\. Park. A frce-wtll offerrng will be
ace pted. tern
Alth
an ear
other
hn.llly
prog
on en1
avau.Jq
SJ.OO
Ballet
May
yout I. 1 24, 1976
BLIC OCCURRENCES
(cont.)
A contribution ro CARE m vour own molher's name
101 memory) . or itO)' women dear ro you, will send
nt cdy mothers and thcu fJmrhcs lood • med1c1l help-
1td for hle·sdvlng developmen r projeCt\ overseas .
CARE
provrdes it ~pec•al Mother's Day C.Hd whtch will be
ma1lcd to vou or to vour mother informmg her or vour
thoughtful g11t.
\.i1n1mum donalion S2 per ndme.
Marl vour order and check to:
CARE
Northw~tern Rcg1onal Olltce
frccJend & Nelson
Scaule, ~ashmg1on 98111
Include your s and 1our mother '~ name & address.
1nd hOYt you want che card s•gned.
"The Thin Edge"
"scrres ot 60 mtnut • TV spe<:1al • f ntnled "The Thm
Edge'' is betng telcvi,ed ttm sprtng on Channel 10
foilowtng the hour long )pcc:1als MC halt-hour local
rommunuy ouu~a ch o~v.;aren~ ~ program~ . The
programs will include lntenuew s wllh ~ychtatnst s,
ps)Chologim and researchers.
5 00 p.m. Monday,Apnl28 (repeat8:00 p.m. Satu•day.
Ma~ 3) "'Guilt: The Psychic Censor" -an examina
IIOn of gu1h dS a posn" c sooal force and a coppling
mental problem . lhe program will probe guilt as a
ractor m cr•me. acc1den1s and su1cides. and '' 111
e\plam how gu•h atfecu. duldren , teenagers and
wuhs 10 dtffcrent ways.
8 ()()p.m. :'l.ltoncJol). •"b) 12 {repeal 8:00p.m. s.nurday '
\~ 17) "Anxiety: The Endless Crisis"-a probe of
the problems 01 stress and worr •. Included 10 the
progr:~m w1ll be an emamrnauon ol the >enous P•oneer Log Page 7
Trustee and Faculty Committee openings
The 1a1bt. ln1iormmln CJDniiS lrom !he ASLC ~ eea. W~
H<ayaUu
Sine bi~~~~ bed, pr~oneolrw,~ tio
IO"flPPWII.tnO:nb.t~OUttt:pt'-"''!f''llt!~IOl~a'\df~CorntTirL~
~e llftd 10 1• Cl ~ pWtions hiS" "P a at !he infodekl 10 !hat we,~ • ~ body, Ml hoM: adeqi~Me rep& I'<WiCI'\. 1"hc!e ~;are~ ... ..,.unt In the~ ol mat'ly qat'l.b .. bid~ .tffKt aut &>.-e hen: II
LC. The lollowrr1g a <1 ~ ol cht-ln!W'!' Cor~ . 1 srudmt ~ :nf 1 akrNl!! l'lf!«kd lot r.&h-
Reoamiblc b ~ 10 ~ M<lf'ded. bcrAy .-rd -'rrlncu~
~<It'd pr~ ba.ty trnun! ..:1 enpD}nhll an!~
wbly Mid bmef• prOfltMta (111 ~a~n .. ~ and Operalcn
ComrrW~f«") , ~'It .and ~ ~ hononty ~ . «1/'ol:IP.\ ollhe ~~~-Of!'~ hw\-:nf ~ pdde. lot
~ M'd ~ lt14! ~ Pbnl M'd"-..ttec _, ()p!ntior6 ~ on ..o-twll>fl'¥lon .and mntJol ~ b all buildinp :and
~pound!.
Budot' -.d ()pwabboll
Ot-dopirls fi!QI poLc.y, ~ 6Nrd.&l pbiii'Wlg; ~ rd oCEtm
pol.q lot l'\lldc<1l «bc!Qpmrs• of cunmt 1NncW ~ ..:1
.amiWI ~ policy. .t.. wCh Prt1ldent How;ard _, !he Bu!lnel
Of(.a:r 1n aMUo~~ b• JRPM .JllOrl. _, ~· ... oilhc pr1or 10 me
Boald ol TMlt ·~ ~ t«OI~ ol pofq for ~ •·blh.
c::r.w!ry, &nd ather ~ dt->~ "i!h the AcadttrliC ~ llrw
Sdlool. and 1tudenl Af~An ~ poky r~cil~ Ci0111)US butil,g:.
.and srourch '~llitll poLe-, lor non ademk penat~~id :and
~benrfb: ~lor pur~ttkdoot~.~~
diurli! !~Cr'o'C'r . and ado rd.llcd operilllO'a 11'1 CllrljUnCllo'l ""iltl adlO'
CD1W111C~ . dndap•'IS buds~ pdQ for pWt! iVId ~
~~ end P.,d)&e lnfoott.tJCII'I •
Palicy "'i!h r~ to fund.f~ PQSJWt'6ia'ld ~of rhe •M"IOU!
cdl~ pJblla ~lrW~ inli.ocfwh. ~Q)Ipoi:!litr6.che
h~er:al~ .Oteson bdependttll ~bcu!ry A'!d
iUH. ~!he~ ol ~ Bo:ard al Ori:i.ur £Go!i• .. palf!illJ.. ~ 6td churche, ~ polq "''in repox!ID plbliclnfonon.IOOo
P'OI>film\ ~~ !hem.
Gcro'tJfTWIO IUill Afbira COttiiM? 7
[)c..~1g policy ltg;IICi~fedel'~ .s.we,.-iloaJ~
leqJ~t'8 ub. an pa~ ~alb "i!Jicln:lv ~ LC ~ LC"' ~ In pt'IIWI~ pup..,. 1-W.~
~'q;wtd ~ in:l:!relln lC.
Pt1 r'llall AIM A e~,._ .Aftairrl
Ot .. t:!opwlg pdq wth ~ lo tC\ ,~ wth !he ;nlUI
ftri"O<l:\ clthe Ul'l!ted Pr~ Oura. .and~ bJ6o IUCh
;n. ~~ ..... ~rc:fto m f'bnbnd m Or • Porlbnd ~.
SVnad oi 0rtt10"-Prf!lbo,lb .... Men l ~ ~ &:we! ol
Olfftlr.-t (&fa!Qfoan in~ PI-~ UniDn.. rheCc.und • ul~ ll"dU~Orc;goo•Q)undlcl~andlhe
Portl.lnd Cwnol ul Orurc:he.
S!Udant Afbn
~~lOt hoW food~ ;rd ~
szudt-nt lid~ ~ :A lhr De.. Of ~ OE~ ~ ·mil!!~
inti'~.., .athle. .and aa Olher ~.t. ~ .wnd ~
flruncul <&id P'QSJ~ ~ wth ~ 1D !he ~ Mrtl olt1e
~tu leatrirt: ~ rd with iXRrV1§ CIII'!Cellt.dwth pobl! • rc.ol ~ dcwdclpmenz d slut· ll"d <errn p:Lq b Vld!!d
<how~ ; ~ ~ '"'()pe;dll)o"'ll <.om,.,, .. (JP1 po5oe ol
~.llbOr'l Jnd CD IDol d Cllltp.A b ilclrr1p A'!d ~
Al::o needed .n People ID r. JIOYOO"$ an bal:;y wtlildl meet
~ af'.en lh.ln Ute Tnsee Corwu:aeo:
Cor111TU I!Cll .... 8c I d
~ ~ edttm d the ftc 1 111 l.ai. )GIIbcd.. ~ the MlC <mon
~· \::telodu d INt'lfS!!~ Jnd lt::!:DIW'It'lllf pcy5ide.
coa:ma~g rTW!!i.&.rd ~at media arlC; reo.._ ..t :appCM:~
a1 R~ JcuN!Gm. peerced b,.eacn ~ ·~ edialr .and sudan ~,~·~ ~ -.d lAal.na
PrO'I'CII)Ort ol ' well ~ (1ft prugum Mid~ ot lUI~
1ecnnn by e>dc:mlc ~ lotP•ib!ion ol ~ Ptmall ~ ~ o1 LC Cu!lur.il Am Sene. 6 Pudac rtp~on
~ .II pOflt'bd'< b de !9Ee 1D be otfetd by lC :and for ctD ~ e•Mn~wnrnt d ~ dtpaurerua .,t Qf• •YipOfPaiBif
LC, ~ al .aD mune aftcn!d..lndla~ .atbn. &'ld d
pOJouh tor cfrr Ka6erroccderrd.a .and ld>efu!e l sn.A> Ill~
Fir•ldll' Aid 8nd Adr I W
for~ pJiioo CJP1 ~ad olnd ~1-.liD.ie:DII 11..,....-bcur al :a
Enancuf <ad budgr! .,.j alonc!QI'I p u1ni!S; lo
CorrWHrlre the~ ..,d., plky z dw! ~ ol ~ 110 a
"'o::ut. l cttwie• rcpueUM:>..
~~eomnw ..
~ itOJIIIIJ6o(i&!iQ r,. ~ to the optnUn CDCibJ::.on d the
Rnty 10 eioar100 pto.ide a cNnnd b J,aq :ll'ld mtdt!11 aJN:t:~ra in
rho'""' ·~ lhr Ulnrt met wti., ~ &'ld 11'1 pib!ic
rN1ionl Of Ute UbtOII'} 21lladetl r~
Relig!OUI .AHaln
phystC'Cll consequences or anx•ety and hmts on copmg
fnru·r·rit"'''h h\ientleth Cen1ury meru:an life. ~ofthe~11Q!Jibnt;~d~CDIOoiCI.at .. 'lgtJI!ell)>\ittJ ~ ltld blddalg CDf\tl<IIODn iippo.OII cl pbra .and o1 ,_ ~ --.....laiC" wch the~~ Oif.oee • .ad ~~ ol .lind Gtourd>. cara:n.,.18 the ~
Pfotl'Mn To funalon m • ~upponm! rok. encm; 1f1i .ai'Jd coon1lnit
'er-'i'OUJ Ktivllaes; tanuuu~ .and admlntue..ana chaJXI we pofq
6 studcmJ r~nw"'~
no>1rfnil
fA HE &:00 p.m \.Iondo~) Viol., 26 repeat 6.00 p m Saturday .
MJ)' 31) Sexuality The Human Hentage" -an
6aminatton ol the P'\plo.,lv~ que~ t1om. of se~tual
dentit). The program will explore the hhtory of
)e'ual identtty Jnd will 1!\ialuale the eftects current
KKtal and polittal mo' cmenb have on sexual identity
zuue ... -
Bastro Sprang Term. -
Apral 22 j1m Hudak (gu11arast and vocalist)
29 jell Stcmhardt and ir1ends (countryrod: group)
May 6 Sons of Bernard (rock and roll group)
1 3 lA Svmposrum
20 ,'\.1andoltn Minstrel
27 LC Jazz band
June 3 C.l)•nor Cooke and Marcte Strubbe
(guuansts and vocalists)
(All BhltO.\ w1ll be tn Sr.1mm. unlc~ 5pCCIIted to
•nother loc-Jtlon.}
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The tule ~ugg~ted b)· Dean of
Faculty lohn Brown for a ney. off
Cilmpus program ~•arung an the fall
ot 1975, desagned espec1ally tor
~eneor-., •s ' The Basm, the ,\.loun
tams and tht Se.t ' or "Natural
Haslory of Or\:gon :~nd the Con
temporar )' Challenge ."
Although )Ome" hat stm1lar to
an earher off-ampus program to
other are:u of the Northwest and
finall)· to Haw;~ai, aho. the n~w
program will place more emphast ..
on en\'lronmental con\1derations
m Oregon.
For more mfo., contact the ol·
ficc of lntl!rnilhOnal Programs .
01 count uckct ~ lor the Pcnn
>VfvtlntJ Ballt ~t t~re .. va•IJble to
srud~nt • tall, and tacult) at the
tnlormat10n Desk. T emplcton
Center Th~e S6 SO rrcker arc
•wailabte -.1 rhc d•)counr prrc•" ot
SJ.OO for (he LC communuy l The
Ballet u 31 rhc Ctvtc AuJiloflum
May lst ar 8.15 p m PIN>e buy
.)'OUr lltkctl a.s .soon as po SJble' •
lEARN Stl. 't DIVI C: Meeltng
Thu~a y o\prrl 24 1n dming room~o
2-3 at 7:30. Ralph Hatlt:v ts in~truc
lor \\ uh fifteen "ear) e'penen ce
lessons and ftr t aump 1ncluded en
S30 fee.
The um,ersuy of Den-.;er College
of La" and Graduate chool of
l1brare•msh1p otter a program
leadtng to \\.1 tcr ot lllw
librart<Jnih tp (M.L.L.t. Students
would begen stuth tn the tall of
1975 For turther mto .• contacr Dr.
Fogdall. c,t. 525.
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JOB OPPORT UNIT\ "''h Cah· of
Spokane ~ College Graduat~.
Recreat1on Supentsor I. Sl0,1l6
S~ldl) -Craduallof1 hom a four
) ear CoiiE:gc \' 11h maJOr cour e
Ytork in Rccre.ltlon, octal \\ork,
Sociolog) , P ) cholog) or related
field. Applrcant must po sess
.. a lid dnvers l•cen •. for more tn·
formatton contact Student
Emplo menr Otttcc. Odell 1anor
Room :?5, CAl. 2l6 --ShiOentAH.W.
R~ boo and~~~ pofoaa &nd KtNt~ .a.lfewns student le
at LC. oiU1d •t.md.&rd\ Uld •esub~ ~1-tuden t condua on
Clmpus, r~ oaCUVUI!O ol student Oflln UtJons, mar pot'10c:5
r anfms \tudrnt scnwnmci11. cftizcmhlp. d1eu and conduct.
houYn£, &nd .all rKrNtJONI md .'OCP! Clfloln!Ubo~ ~
iOfonltei ~ r. <~tern!l!n. 6 ru~def\1 • ep-ee:ntatl\;e
$0fAcil..,tJ ~ fo CJeb'lg .vcf 1'\ft'M~ i1 mdi!IIC oiQ:soClepup 41'-bur:~
.md bool war\~ coc.crq;. ~~znd wth &:hoi
lheiiCIN!De. rnao.-.e,BQro.~ ~ Mly fc!t~ fe:P.;;d,
d.irta:..an::eu, p Her) ,.and oct110 ~OIG. The palbon -ulJ wCh
~he ~.and tr;a.. at USD. rrne OUl: 110 cwo
hour\ <1 dlo "' ~ m in :he bl &'ld • fNP1 ""'0 ~ for moe ~ anxt Sue Canet" e-L 5JS 50F" Oitt'CD
S. 1IUp\ "' I be ulen o~t ~~ Info dell. 10\pt zs -l!'o'Wy S a "' th
ol P?i•CI tiOfU,.
~~~ IIDmclmepara .re'll!a:a • t.anprews~c,_
"''Ch .ill~ _fDbcmrt ... *l\ct.cdfn c:u ~ INb!e prgaou
sopradr.Q! neaicd ~ 1 ~ U\.alyourT\D_e;jfl horl!!!!!l conrmr"""'
b) 41(li)Wl8 bone of~ :abooe~ m4~rper llrert d nQII be
~~ il ~ .n ~nnr .....
11 )0.1 don'l ~ ro p.napn. •flo m
announces
the
Lunch
Soup, Bread & Salad
Not to mention Good Jazz
Comfortable atmosphere
Select Drinks & Some
Mighty Fine People
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221-1599
Open 8 a.m. Weekdays
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Ann Stertzer
Sports Writer
• l • The wom'-'n ~ tc-nnt!> ~.1m
rc<ord ll'll to l l la~t ''ccJ.. ~\lth
l<h"~s to both Orc~on Statt• and
\\',l,hmgton "tah: hut th<' t~am
start~d 11 btd lot .l \\ <.IC con·
tcrL'nC"C ch.tmpron,hrp wuh a 'ac
tor o' l"r Padttc.
Ft~t smglc pla~er Undil
Brumdcr managed the on I) '' 10 ol
the da\ for LC la\l ;lturd.t\ a~\\ U
held oil the Paoneer' 8-l. Coach
\'tr •tnr:t Neal ad.: no\\ I edged that
Brumder plap~d her b~t match of
the ~till' oung ea on a\ )he'' on a
do cthrce,etmatch ,S-7,7·6,6·2. lC r,tcl.:ed up tt~ llr\t conl~rence
"rn .tg:unst P.tcallc: l _, J' th( 'l!
l:Ontl doubll'' ll'oiiH of ~ar Jh Drtll
.tnd S.all~ \ "twr dtnchL•d the
lll.IICh \\ tth I b, b•1 \ i lOfV ,tiiN
tJw ~\ UH' h.td bC't'n knl>tt\•J ill l·
all.
LC rw.trl} upwt Ou·gon State J
thL'\ lo~t ,, dow 5-4 match, l1nd.t
Brumdt•r Jnd 1-:.lth\ Chrt~totf ptrl\·
cd up '' m '' htlt• pia} ins 'inglc<.,
,, htlt' the ftr)t and 1hrrd cfoublt·~
team~ ol Brumdt'l and Drill, Patt\'
Clear) and loll ~her a al~o prd.;~d
up vacto11c' during the afternoon .
The Pimu~cr~ r tr t mate.: h \\an oi
the ca'~>on came at 1he t•xrwn cor
Clar ~ a !I l C \\on h:mdil}, 8-1. Ptonuer Log
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"-Jth~ Chrr\tofl. pl.1y1nK fir~t
""!It•"~> lor llw ltr'>l llmt' •JI tht•
,pong,lt'd the tc:tm "tth ,, b 0, b·O
)\\ ecp Ol hcT OJ.lpOnl'Ol
Mt Hood \\ ,1, rc.t~h lor U\,"
mu,NJ co.u h Nl•JI .tltL•r her tl'o~m
Wd\ Ufl\l'l II\ tiWII UJ>CIWI 7•2 'V\ l'
were t,tkt•n b\ )Urpnw." \hhoutth
mo't or the rnJtlhcs \Hmt the lull
thrct• 'e"· on I) laL Or h\lch rn
\tn~l~·) and the doubles team or
Cindr Bcn,on .md lrnJJ ~unp,un
pulll'd out ~an\ ,
r omorro~, the team to.~kc~ olf
tor a malfh o~g.unsl tht> U ot
Ort;gon Jnd then on Saturda)
\outhern Oregon College wtll bt•
.h~ itc ol LC') m•).t c.:h.tlll•ngt•.
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Women's sports
23 ribbies_, showdown
The ~oltbJII lt.Mm\ four gam~
\\innrng treo.1k wa~ ~napped Ja,t
r rtd.t} wht•n OC l "-noclo.cd oil L C
in 1he Wil1.1mcttt Sport!>day tour
n.tmcnt. fhc Pioneer' t.Jmt! bdck
th.tt .tftL'rnoon wath .1 "en o.~g,umt
the Uniwr )it) of Puget Sound .md
.1tit.• wllh Portl.md ( L to fint'>h out
the Wl't•kend wuh d 5 1-1 m.:~rk.
Q( r sm.l~hed 3 doubles o.~nd 4
trtple.. .1s they held the hegh
~t:oring lC team to juor,t three run!>,
winning 9·3 lt h.1d o.1 d1.1nce tor
an upri\ing rn tht;:, 3rd tnning when
1hey loaclt•d the bo~~e\ with nont•
out, bu1 the OCl pitcher retired
thL• nt•,;t t\\ o bailers.
LC r.tn 0\er UPS 16-7 despite
ha~ing more errors in tht.> ireld .
l1~a Loutc bcc.lmc tht• fir~l J g11me
wmncr for the Pioneers whtle
Gang~r Mt<.le.m doubled ,md
trrplcd an 5 run"
LC ptckcd up 11!> lar<.l lie ol the
~ ~.~ar dg.un~t Portl.tnd C (. a~ 1 imc
ran out on 1he afternoon tourna-
LC baseball
• • rncnt. PCC r.llltedlor 4 run~ 1n
bottom of tht• la~<t tnntn~ 10
tlw score .11 7-7. In thc
ltmlo.~ 1\~•11) ' rt•l.t~cd home
ftcldcr Kem Ray's thro" to na1l
winnrng run .tl the pl.ltt•.
b.t~cman Julr~.· H,uri'> led
offt•me w1th 2 h11' .md 3 RBI's.
On I~· two d•lY' l>f'lort• l C's
wtth PCC, tht• Pioneer\ h.ld r
cd up .rn 11 victory over
\:tme teo~m dc!.patl 9 st11ke
G1nger McClean went 2-3
J..no~.:kcct In 4 RBI's. wh1lc
b..t .. cm.m Cori Burgc~s hn
doubles .md b<mcd in J runs •
LC ran 11~ contt•rencc rt..'cord
J.o wan a J 1·10 thra~hrng of P',ICrtl
Cort Burge~'>. "ho leads the
\\llh 2J RBI'), knocked 1n 8
while rookie ~telanit•leRov
pl•deCI 4·4 outrng with J RBI's
vtctory set the stage for
Tu£>~day's howdown for 1he
l£·rt•ncc ch.JmpiOn!ihrp
\\ 1ll1ml•ttc a~ both te.tms hd\t:
to lo~e a league gc1me .
1ve 1n a ro
Tom Van Domelen
Sports Wrrter
When any athletic team from
Lewh and Clark vtsit" T acomJ to
do bo.11tle with Pacific Lutheran
College they can usually expect a
lew thing!>
1 The u.,ual gashe-s, la:.hes.
gna!.h t~... thrashes and ba~he~
whech the lutes offer CJ!I part of
them Ho~opitality treatment .
2 A verbal rapmg by tan .. Jnd
plo.1ycn which would turl the toes
of the Von Stieger Brother!> .
l Hom or rather umpire:.
who Jre commonly referred to J'>
l!tlher Dt~d or Unde Brll by the
PLU pla}'cr~
4 In mo'>l ca<oe\ a prell)' decent
b.tll dub which could win a ma·
joruy of thdr games wethout the
above three .
Sunday, when Coach Mickey
Hcrgefl 'f> Pioneer'., met the Lutes
nol one of the lour occurences
lh,trd took place \1\ohat the LC
pia) t!tS di\CO\'ercd wa!> a mellow
tJnd lilther mediocre• PllJ club
wh1d1 '>cemed content with ex·
tl•ndrng their 1-8 NWC record to
2 10. The Paon~er'> dldn ·t dt.,ap
potnt thl'm .tnd '>Wept tht~
doubh~ht!.td t•r, wmnmg 2-0 and
20 10, to extt•nd rhe1r confcrc•ntP
ln!ll~ IO 6 4
Tht.> ftr\t l:(olme lt•atured an OUI·
sto~nchng pitchtng pt.>rformam e
hom Davtd Douglt~~ ' frt>shm~n
Davt• Short. who twtrled <I onl'-hit
shutout on ht\ ".ty to ht\ \1'( ond
h~c~gu.~ VICtOr)'. I ht• Pronl•er !lt, who
coli"' tt>d onl~ · ltv~ hru, bunch••d
lhtt•c '" one rnntng to produce
tlll'tr two run~ • A o,ingh~ by MMk Pagano loll
ed by bo.1ck to bo.1ck triples by
Thelen .md Jim TrJut provided
the fire power lC r~:quucd
capture the opener •
The night co~p, Cdll 11 what
might .A. ft,,.,co rout or mer
re-creJtaon of the Cal
murder Tlwy Jll ht the bell
No lc~., th.m 36 h1h were OJrl&et
out by both dub!~ w•th
Pionct.m ~.unerrng 23 ol
p,,g,mo c~nd Denny Peu•r.,on
htld lour l><tft.>tte\ with
clouting J J90 fool HR to ~oar
lC\ 1-mttng .JllcJck
.1\her the '>IXth wlwn the rc~tt
\tood "' 19 5, the only thing
w..t~ in doubt Wd'> where the
would eat dmncr
Mlkt: Rec·d m,tktng hb
lc.Jgut• ·•PPt>Jr ann~ o.1t the
provided lht.> polS'>ive crowd
tht• most cxcttt•ment of the
when ht• bounced into o1 t'""••
m.1dc double pl.1y to kill 01 Pinnf'
rJIIy. Yes, Mike Rt•l'd h a m·~r<:Uil
Ol.JO,
All an ,llltt wa~ i.l !>.lli'>fylllK d.ay
C.o •• ch lit!rgett ... Jto~mond mf'll
Two wrrn, onl) m1no1 ,.,,,,.,,,"
(BouU)' 'Milo -.pr<.~lnl•d hh cJ
whih• \\Jiklng hc~ck to h1~ POI'I
lion). no bumt ~.tr~ (t!~ct•ptlng
Bul flolC It• Bill Mf'df01d \ onl• wort
monologue lollowtng J gr
out) .1nd " g~nc•r..tl good lt•cu"
UCIWI'('Il tht• IWO lt•Jnt'l
It ~.1s nrct• bllln8 .tbh· to Wll'''l
So.1yonar •' 10 T ,JC nmc~ .tntlr h~ l
1-:,r~owing that you cltdo't hol\l'
wor~y abnul the la .. hc , l(l11a~nq
.uul Ha\hc!i. J h:u I\ untal the n
H•tnu• . ··wl' rlun~
W8PlllN, th
llrm\dl oth
Ste1
Then• m.t)
'crubhang or
Cooper,Jtlv~
hecuttvc Cc
gr.Jnh!d thl•
.tnd br j ng 111
much f.1r1her
lm.agrne 9<
t ht•rr own \ ~
lh~ll own me
The 13 pag
dcl•bcr ate w~
lht! CO•Op 1n
}<11 1.111.:.
Progromminj
ll<tUft. dr\tll
tht!) ~ver md
Progr 01m \\ h41
1lu dorm' 11\:j
Food Servecc
Ill r tel&, but 1
With ~AL.A \
Morntenence
clean thl!tr <l
CO'>t'> for thee
Eveluateon ~
Co-op Enteq
developed) t
Resrtlent As~
growth.'
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Stevo Borg
Stoff writer
A mcd)' turnhlwcl rlorm room TJpe:.trte\, po,ters
on the w,Jih. And fl( JCt to the window, c1 I<Jrgc
mclbo;ml bo/t. lilll•d wllh e<uth, :;proutrns c1 doren
Jel1catc pl;mh. E.1rh IS \IX to ten mches tJII. with
wverJI group,' of lcntler, SdW·tooth-cdgt•d leaves.
~ianJlMna . 1 ht' Cv1l Wectl Tire Conupter of routh.
Ju$t over a year c~go, thts Slate became the fir.st to
make PO~\C~)IOn of )mJII .tmountc, of tndftjuana cl
iJnlpJc CIVic: OfiCilSt' , Wllh cl mciXImum fine Of $100.
,\f,lfC Hot/man , :tS)ISfdnt director of ll?,lt/enc.l! hall •
'In my mind, the new l.nv has had ver)' lirrle etlcct. I
tlunk chat marrJU•l'"' usc hJS golf en., lor more CJ\UJI;
pcopl~ ()un'l lt•t•l rlacy h.Jvt.• to run Jrouncl .md h1de
inymoff•, but rlac law h.J> little 10 do with th.Jt '
1 ht• elll•cts of the incrca,ed lement:.r arc c~pparentlv
H•rv lew, A Drug Abu'e ( ouncil $urvey \Oowed that
hvc pPrccnt ol Ort•gon' m.JitiUdna U'>eiS have In•
ol>.I\I.!U th~H U\·IK( \lilt c thl:: n~w I<~W went into erfect.
OJ a tc~ndom ... tmple of SOl( ~tudents, there were no
CJW ol incrt'd\t!d U'><lRI'
D~rcctlv bl•tw.tth tht• lint tlorm room •• 1 )tudent h<h
h1s pldnh under c1 wowmg light. Two of the larger
ont>' 1t.1vc bet•n broken .md ~plinted . The~e are
IIVi\rctl dnd rrrt'gul.u. The grower: "l'vt:> been breal<
mg off /eave~ .md smoking them, but that\ not the only mciSOII lhi•y look h.rd, It'S growing I hom insidP.,
durtng wlntl'r, lltdt dot'l rt. ''
The DAC survt>y showed that 19 perc••nt ot the
.Jdults tn Oregon hc~vc u~cd mdriJuan.J at one time or
another Tht• hgurt' r~scs ro 46 percent for the 1ti·29
c~gc group. The LC sample shows 57 percent who have
.11 least tried at.
Holtman · "Ther •'s been a trend bJck to alcohol,
wlucll occuprt':> my mllld more becau\~> ol the
b(•h.tvlor assoctat(!(/ \Wth 1t. I 'v•· never )et:!n il per)on
on gras~ bPcomc d1Hupm "or dc:.tructtve Man1uana
c/oc)tl '1 cmcr gc dS ,, bciHJVIOrtal problem, o 1t doesn't
<:Otnl' to our .111Col1on I'm more concerned Jbour rhc
uchavtOt Ol tho C U)I08 Clthcr I( Of alcohol than
Jbout what till' Ia'\ llappt!ns to be."
01 the 18·.29 age group rn Oregon, 36 percent
\\OulcJ kt!CP the new law as u •~. accordrng to the
~urvc:v , whtlc 43 percent would (ompletely legall1c
pO!>)e ~ion .md/or s.1lc ol small amounh ot mariJuana .
Ntneteen per cent c.: ailed lor !>ttffr!r penalttes .
One I C non-or~r. who none ciH' les' ~upporred
lt:g.Jitl.Jflon ot anv Jmounr of ma,Juand. commented
on why ltf'l\ht• hud nevl'f UH!U it: "I don't f1ke the
sodc~J cotttcxt in whiCh 11'} u'cd. lt would reflect .1
h.nic a'>umpt1on Jbout humJns tll~t I don't h.1ve -the
need of it 111 otd~>r tn be togethet \OCi,JI/y.'' or the l c ~tudt•n t') surveyed, 31 percent tavored
keeping the l.tw cl) it IS (69 percent of rho..,e who have • lewis & Clark College
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Vol 33 No. 17
never uicd marijuJna felt thi~ wdyl. Sixty-scv ••n
p~rccn t ol the cot.ll f.tvored legahzatton, whrlc no one
m thr> s.tmplc favored •Httfer pcntaltte~ .
~ normal u5 nr not eel on hts survey sheet. "Contrary
to recent reports. long·t1mc UH!rs dre nor mc.ntdll'(
Cnpplcd, Impotent , JncJ U() nO! have cJeformccJ 8COCJ,
e'pC~1ally toggy memonc.s or an ~bscnoe ot motiV.l· ..
11011 •
In the DAC survey, 53 percent ol the non-user}
lasted lctck of lntcrc.st as their reason for nor smokmg
manJunna A possible health danger was next wtth 23
pP.rc •nl These two were also cated most often by the
LC ~tudent\ , wllh percentages of 74 and 21, respcc
ttvcl)'· Only onP person tn the sample lrsted pourbtltty
ot legal prosecutton as hts maJOr reason for non
us<Jge.
Hoffm.m "There .ue rwo or three ro a h.11f or a
dozen people who ,-.fir he stuff here "A rcguf.'tr user
.-• tim.ttCj rlu: numb~>r ot on-campu~ se/len ro be
Jhout SO. Hoftm,m agd1n "My conc~rn i that the
person who ·~ :.ellmg or growmg 'itmocently' m.ry end
up P.JY1t18 .l prelly h11Jil pnc" •· SdltnB and grow1n15 ol
manJu:tnJ Jre 'ttll d.JSwd .u tdomes.
tloflman stated, ''Marijuana use has socially been
.JC(cptt!d a~ a casual rhtng. There are alc:oholu::s on
campus a well .n other drugs. We're a preuy drug
or•cnted society, but let me stress that that doesn't
make any ol these thmgs right." ,--------,
Alcohol policy clarified- somewhat :ASLC :
Sue Noll Stroot
StaH writer
\'t,lon' on kt!8' .md vodk.J m the
PI,Jit /.ounRe T1•n Y~'Jr old' p.tHNl
out on the floor Boule' llurlt>d
lhruugh wine/ow~ $1000 Jllthouz
e<l from floor tuncl\ to pay tor
some ro.mng f.'dur.ttlon.ll mter.lc
I lOti,
Pure lcJntasy But thl• .Jkohol
policy pd'>'><'d c.JrliN tht' yeoH lt>tt
Jot, ol room for ml\concepuom
•nd confu~oton Now through rc·
cent I Bo;mJ dcct\aom. the policy
~\ b<>en rt!VI\Pd clOd cldfificd.
lht' polk)' which W<h approved
br tht:: tru\tcc~ lac,t yeJr for •m·
pll'mentc~tton thi\ year w.l~ rc'-t>nt·
ly lound ..1mbrguous by .t group of
<Kptring young men rc\adent<o of
Platt Hc.~ll They dt:'>tgnt•d J umqut•
rnethod to t'nlourc~gc rJptd
rlatiflc,ttion of thl• poltcy by c~d
rnrnastr.tlor\ dnd J-bo.ud they
tutnccl tht.»m\clve'> an on pO'>\iblc
vtoldtton o( tht• policy .md
Jltl'J')dlt'd .1 to)!ll' whtrh would
loru• rc•d t.tp(• to b~ .1b.mdo•wd
~nd I ~boc1rd to wt d prl'C.l'dt•nt \
more dl·lclllcd "''' ol rt?totulonon'
•ndudintt loc .II ton, pc1r ttnp.mh,
bevcr.tgt'\. '>porv.or\hlp .md ltn.tn·
cing w.n ''in the maktng".
l:iut .tn ur~:«ent ~ttu.ttton .uo c.
The .tlh.·twJ \lroi.H•on o(currt!d
01'\ lc!Jruarv 15.1975 m the Bomb
Shchct of t tuw;ud I tall. I ht· party
gavcr!) tolluwcd )lilted policy: I)
the ~tudcnts were rc~porntiJie tor thetr own beh.w•or including the
dct ot po!>se\"'ln8 .tnd consuming
alcoholte beverc~ge.,, 2) it wa
re!>trtcted to re!>idcnt member!> ol
LC, 3) .Jn altern.Jte bever.JMe Wol'>
provtded. secun&y. matntcnan ce,
th<: Dean ol '>tudent~ offlle, RD's,
.md RA '~ were notttu?d, 4) the
dorm council ruled the area to be
prtvate and S) re.,.dent' wert> con·
!~Uited for ObiCCIIOIU or C ritiCi\m\
The whole undertaking wa.. dn
e~periment with the knowledge
.1nd partrctpatton ol <Jd
mrnistrator'> rn plannmg .
Minors present
ThtHe were ~ome key que .. tion~
lelt unc1mwered . There Wl.!rl.! un
derage drinker~ pre)t.'nt. Polity
'>t.ttcs the college "will not t:on
done the vaola11on of ~t.Jie lo~w~."
\1\ til 11 enlor<e tlll' lawl Will 11
tolcrdte the vtoldttonl It c;tates the
c oll•·ge prohtbll' th(' con,ump ·
uon dOd pO!)'e""on or Jlcoholtt
beverag~\ in .Jny pubhc plclCt• on
~JmJlU'I unl~\\ '>Pt'CIItc.tlly
authorw:>d ." Wt?re thl' hall .tnd
rh<• lounge ot ttw Bomb Slwltl•t
prtvo~tc/ W\!r~ thl'Y ptopcrly
,tuthurin•dl Tlw poltq t.tlk\ ot
, c.,pumtblltty tn pl.tnning and p,n~
uup.ltlon \'\ J\ 11 re~pon\lbll• to
.1llov. 18·.20 yc.u ollh (adtng wuh
m.tturity and 111 aull .tw.:ncncs s ot
the con.;~qucnccs) to cirtnk l
The ipomurs sanccreh v.·o~ntt'CJ
tO heiJJ the ,ufmUW.II oil I On tO ~(''
the tudcnt ' needs .md the
stuJents 10 st•c lhf'
<~dm~rusuattun ' . I he) also rntend-t•d to provide J quc~lity ~ocic1l 3nd
edut:ational .JCttvlly. They
rct:ommended that pri\'<Ue .ucac;
bl• C'\tt•nded to include hall'>. tloor
luung(') .md room!>, tho1t lotudents
tw gt\'enlrectlorn "to dbcover tht:
h.u rnful effects ,tlong wath the
benctit'a.ll t•lte(tS ol dkohol" .1nd
that onl) pl.tnned. respon"ble ac
ttvrtil.-... \hould be approved Dl)·
ru•p.tnc · m dt•ltnlltam would. ol
1 ourw. dcvl'lop .tlong the way,
but the d~·ll'lion would gi\ c din~c
llon tu futuH• alct1hol con~urnp
tton
Verdict-Guilty
1 he wrdact-guihy. But the am·
pitt auom wert• more sigmllcmt
l on ulcr ing nu •h. liOn JijJin)l the
oftcndttr!l J·bo.uJ Jccaded th.tt
.lnytlunH devtJttng I rom a "home·
t)'JJt··· atmmpht•n• wt~S 1llc~al. The
numbc1 .md the membership
mu t be stated before the clt 11v1ty <~llrac;t .. throngs. You now have a
home wuh more than a bedroom,
though. The hall and floor lounKt!
arc pnvate al there ts a unammuu~
con~enc;us ol the tarntly to make
them u. Nollf) rhc RD ;snd dorm
counctl an an t a,c. u~c ot other
<Jtt.'a~ mu)t be .1pprmcd bv dorm
'-ounctl, the rc adcnt dtre<:.lor and
tnt• roadcnt hall'i otllee. Break out
the llc!v.ai1an punch wath the
boow and m.tl-t• urc lhc alcohol
'" nut the prtnt.arv <urn • lUSt ~
lncndly g~HOKt>lh~r tu Sttmul.llt.'
)ocial mtcraclaon. t\11 you tn
divnlual~ mu)t be act:ountJblc lor
\OUt 0\\ ll b<>h.t\ 101, but ti it I ol
public f!\ cnt 11 must b'" con~t)IC!nt
wath titlt' Ia"' l .a-tl) -U!>~ tho e
fluor funth tor Ro C\, a n<•w :>I.J,
•)r tea .md crumpet\ -.:~lr.ohol 1
ott lm\11~ . I_ I
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: Election :
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1 Results 1
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I President I
I \-Ves Haya~hi I
I I 1 Vice-President 1
1 john A. Taylor 1
I Treasurer I
~ ,\1ike Kasperzak I
I Judicial Board I
1
1 SreH~ A'hbrook 1
1 • /lm Dohcrt) I fred Salford I I R;mJy Stender 1 1 Rvberr YJnuf-.ky 1
lou Campus Senators I
I I 1 Chris Herbert 1
1\arrma Knud,en I \.1ancv McDonald I I Greg Mlfcc..:kt I I Cam Sptcer I 1 f>hil Ten all 1
1L Jetter on Berf) .I --------•
• Pege 2 • PioneM Log
( April 24. 1
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John Enders
Stoff Writer -
Do you ever get the feeling th.u everything, any day now,ti
gomg to come cra~htng down on top of u' like nothing the
hum<m race ha~ e\ler .,cen belorel The quc\lion i!> put: Ctn the
Nrth's envtronmcnt ~Ur\·tve thi'> ~tupid cre,tture called Man?
I rould be labeled an alarmi~t. I h.Jvc a tendency. a~ dot!5
everyone, to belie' e that this time, and thi\ circum~t.lncc, h the
most cruct.tl. But I ;,slso comider myself to be quite a rational
kepttc, And one thtng I look skeptically atts my own ability to
act cl fool. .\/\any people nght now, including my,elf, art'
begtnntng to ~enou~l\ doubt mc~nkmd\ Cdpt~city to deal
cfll'ctively wtth the problems ;md cri'>e~ which fJ<.t' tt
These problem'> are not only llmtt(>d to ju\t one ,upect of life
Tht•y an~ politi<.al. economtc, environmental, p~ychologtcal------------- · 1 wh.1tever field of thought and endeavor you c;.,ln thrnJ.. of Itt~
l:.l~Y to blame tho'>e \\-ho have so cruelly .llld blindly lch u~ wtlh I tht~ near-forcsaken planet. What we as a g<'n(•ratton mu~t dots 1 commtt ouro;clves to a hteume ot diltgence c1nd .. acriltce 'Ate
LE ERS· Making it perfectly clear
To the Editor:
I would hK~ to \!~pre's m)·
nearticlt gratitude to each per'lon
\ .. ho pro~tded moral ~upport
duuns the pwstdenttal campaign
and voted tor me in the election.
In the comtng )ear I wtll not betray
your tru~t and faith in our ability to
move together toward a more
umlaed lewts and Cl.ul wtth d highly respectt?d student body.
We'll be heanng from one
another about our endeavours
and thetr progrt?ss toward thb
goalf Taktng a ver~ pmuive \11-
titude, I am,
Smcerely.
We~ H.tya11h1
A)lC Prestdent £1ect ''mply must not abandon tht~ most dmdl'tn8 and one ttme I dbundant land to the \Crollo; of a dead htstory, or a roro;aken 1 h~r-.t.tge. · I The ~acrtlices we mu~t learn to live wuh wtll '" ~ome wavs
rc,emble the ones that our forefathers have made '" other I ttmcs. The)' wtll be not only matertal, but al\o of other kind\ 1 Thol>e of U!> (and look around you) who have ltved luxunousl)
at the e)(pense ot the va~t and mas!ttve majortty, will without I questton be lorced to gtve 11 up. Too many people know too I damn much about how the elite cia!>~ rn thts and other
I countrtel! ltve to let 11 continue very much longer.
Politt('ally. tf we rca II~· wish to pay more than JUstlipservtce to I democracy. we will have to give up great e~nd mgratned depth\ 1 of power Economically. if we are to really practtce equtty'" this
I !>OCtery and other~ we will have to dt~tribute the wealth of the
natton{s) far more equally And that me am most of us here will 1 lo~e out That ts fatr P~ychologic<llly . we will lose that whtch we
(Analysis' hits nerve Dear Leslie call our 'status'. Good riddance! I l:nvtronmental ~onstderattons, and the numerous changes tn I hfe style whrch wtll be necessary , are paramount This will tt~elf 1 be a political problem, and a delicate one at that There are
To the Edttor (and author of
''Dear Mom ):
"Dear Mom., has nelfer ceased
to amaze me tn my two term~ of
tcachlng at lewts and Clark. It rs
wtth rare vception (e.g., Nan()
\\ahl's "Se>-and Garden" column)
that I encounter so little ~·d with
such verbrage ""'th such regulan
ty. However , cenam poniom of
)Our Apul 17 column moved
from )OUr normal realm of
rncamngles~ ~pace-fillen. to out
ught anaccuracy. I am referring to
your analysts ot cla~e~ taught in
the Communication• Depart
men~ . Havmg taught the lntroduc·
tor) course several ttme~. I am
lamihilr with tiS goals and content.
'our descrtpllon convinces me
even more of why 101 lntroduc
lton to Communicatrons is u~lul .
first. the cou~ works toward
accuracy m perceptions . Thrs
necessitates ( 1) reduced
o-.t~rgeneraltLatton; (l) reduced
evaluattve perceptual judgment:
and (3) reduced -stereotyping.
Because vour column is filled wuh
overgeneraliz.stion, evaluative
JUdgment, and stereotyping, 1 can
only conclude that: (1) you are not
artend1ng cla~s: (21 you are not
re..ding a's•gned matenaJs; (3) you
are reading but not retaining
a~~tgned matcmal!., or (4) you are
Onl~ ol those ·•\tow" persom 10
whom you ref(>r Second, the In·
troductory r:ourse work\ on Im
proved informatton proc~stng
skills. Agam. I mullt a\k if you l'ven
proce~~cd the coursE: syllabus
much len subsequent matenal.
The lntroduc-tor~ cour~ doe~ not
focus on "how to talk.." Gtvl!n
your wrtttng sryle in the "Dear
Mom" column, however, I would
sancNely hop~ that your pc~rttcular
101 m~tructor devotf.."S some ell ott Dear Leslie Bc~xter : I thmgs '>O embedded '"our ltves thattt will take the authorrty of
to wnung skill~ ol whtch ~ ou are in Your re:.earch )Ct:ms 10 bed bit all governments to make u~ gtvc them up. In the meanttme,
dire need. 1 I while offtetals are pronouncmg what we Cdn and must not do,tt tau t}. I am not enrolled in an> b \\'htlt· you ha~e nl'H~r been '" Communtcatton' course (except I may every easy to lose hold of the representattve form of
an)' of m~ clas~e'>. my re'>earch the Pioneer Log) I have never government whtch we choose Democracy has not JJroven
rndac:ate~ that you are: (11 an upper taken lntto 10 Communications.. I it!.ell up to thts point a very rei table vehtcle for raptd change'
dav1ston student enrolled 10 a and have no dc~ire to do so. 1 am 1 Gre.ller power!> will (and already have} go to our leaders. What
course more appropnate at the not talong any lower level courses. we must do is insure that they truly are per~ons of abtltty if not I
lower divts1on lt?vel, and (2) not ' D I brilliar'lce . ' ou see," car Mom" •s a letter one ot the lJ()+ Communtcation~ written by an imagmary character I On a materaal le.,el we can ">top ustng thtngs like aerosol I
majors. G1wn tht-sc facts coupled named Jerome. The classes he I s.pray. cans plasttc contamers, ton aft£r ton of throw-awa) 1
wllh your v1e~ of the cour~e. 1 tak~ are also •magin<try . II\ fie· alumtnum and other metal\, automobtle\ (at least at this potnt
must Jdmit modest curto~uy about Ilona I. Get ul I those that are clearly uneconomteal and do nothing but soothe
your enrollment motivations . If 1 the weak egos of the hot-rod types), dnd off-ro.td vehtcles.
thl' course ,5 such a wa.,te of time Jim kershner But beyond the matenal posse~srom , we have to brrng about
m your perceptions, 1 suggest (1} I those radical but necessary changes, tn llfe-">tyle and state-ol·
you talk with your instructor M ') I mtnd, which Wtll help to Insure the survtval or not only
(whoewr the "chubby Don oney anyoner I democratiC pranciple, but our enure race
Knott\ may be) about content ._, ____ -------------
<Jnd dpproach more appropr 1ate .
to your unstated but blatanfly <~p· To the Editor
parent ne~ds , and/or (2) you drop It'!. money trme agam
the course. II all else laih;, ltm, you All tho~ org.mtzatlon" dt">trrng
are mo">t welcome to auend etther lund~ from ASLC should begtn
ol m)' 101 !)ections. However. my drawrng up thetr budget
course may not be appropriate to proposals Only organtzattom
vour needs. The cout~f' rs: (1) not chartered by ASLC. will be con-
designed to teach you ''How to sidered If your organtzation
T dl~ Real F a~• and Slick," (2) wtshes to become chartered, con-
already oversubscrtbed with tact ASLC
generally bright and ~umulatmg Organtlauom whhing to be tn-
per:.ons, and (3) not .t "mickey" or eluded •n the budget, contact
"eitl>Y·A," ~ndeavor AS~.C by matl The notice must
As a vtsiung lecturer at Lewis rnclude 1) the name of the
•md Cldr~ for the current year. organ1zatton :. hedcl ~xecut1ve oi-
l feel that 1 am tn a reasonably ficer. 21. hts phone and box
obJective pos•tton to ~tate that the number. and 3) thf• organ1.cation\
Commumcation~ Department name Contdct ASIC c11 ext l48or
hc•re hils gained a nclltonaf n•puta· box 140. ·
tion of undc~rgraduate c"<cellence Mtkc Ka~pcr1ak
tlowevt•r , gaven thl· blatdnl pauct- ASLC Treasurer (lt•ct
tv of f!llm;al lt!spomibtltty for m
v•·sttgatiVI' r••ponlng ekhibttt!d in
your Apul 17th column. pt•rhdps
lhts f.!xcellencc should not be ex·
tended to lht• Pioneor Log.
Leslie Baxter
Vtsttmg lecturer,
Cummun1cattom • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Air your opintonsl
Response~ and leuers to thP.t!dttor
should lw ent to LC box 21.
letters should Le typed, double·
spac.;ed, .and under one pagt.' long.
longer lener5. could be ~ubjc:ct to
cdtllng. Ed,tot •n·Chief ~ .. - u ··-·-··-·••·······.. ................ • ........ .
Manag1ng Edttor -·-.. _._ ................. , .. ,_ ................ . Jim ke"hnt'l
Bob Rowe
Production Edrtor ....... _ ......... _ .. -...................................... C1ylr t'-~.arcu'
Photo Edllor -........... .. ........ ··---· • • Gr~ Mlrfi'Ck•
Compoalh on Editor ·-·-·--···• .. _ .. ___ _,.,_,_, t~nn•ler Woody
Bualn•aa Manager -·---··· .. -·-···-·-·--- .. -·. Barb•rtt Boz:m•n
Spott•a Edetor .......... ._ ____ ..... -. ••• -·-·-·-.. ·-··· .. •····•• Jrd C~uffm.Jn
An Ed•tor ........... . .... .-.. ...................... _ Oi\lt Roc~
Wnters IUt.a Ballard, Stevr B~rs. l<..a1en Chrlllll.', Suwn Conw.ay Kirk
Cooley. RieL COOPt'• Jull.a Ouin, John Enderl Don• Honnr., Su~ Nell Sueet
ProduC1ton Rn• Bo~ll•rd John ltndllry, Kit ~rowll Judy Mormon
Photographers " .Murrily H•ckett, Ken a Hllh•way , 8111 McBtatne, Scott
McCI~ery Lydt• Collin' John Ltnthlcy
Compo~toon linda Colburn. Wrndy ll•f'n•8• J•noa JohnJOn K11hy
K;,g.awa, Debor.th Kellt'lt Suwn komori, Sh.,on M•dwon, C•rol Mlhumur• .
lll•~ N•J~. ktmbf'rly R.ty, Ro~rt Sh••htdo, Brlly Swkey Al•n W.tchaer •
~uYn Y;amamoro
Spona Writers ...... Beverly NC!hon, \.illy Schutll. Tom V . .mDomrlrn
Anlata •.. .. Lydf11 Colllnl, Lucy Ho~lloc:k, Jtnnllf'f !wunde"
Public Occurenc .. ~~·-·· . • .Carol Ander1on
Bu1Jnea1 .. -···-·-- ............. ,_ ... , •• " .. -·.,•· WeiU.tm Milt~ tf"We.\
Clrculatoon h 1 h -····---...... ·-..... • •• --........... • .Mtc t c lo nJon
Adv•eor .. . ...... ·-···-· ........... t-•••· .. -....... -............ l tid Whf"tmorc-
Splrotual Guidance _ tao·o: pop(;orn
OHiclal publlcatton of the Anoc:lated Studenta of Lewla and Claftl
College, 0816 SYv Palatine Hill Road, Portland Oregon 97219 Prtnted
wMkly durrng th4t ec:ademtc yeer by the Lalle Otwego Review Second
cla11 poatage paid at Portland Oregon Annualaubacriptlon cotu 13 76
for U.S wbscrt~ra VI-• eapreuad ate thoN of the WTttera and do not
neceaunty reflect the vleWII of the atudent body. the fateulry 01 the
college admtnlatratlon ,Apr1l 24, 1 9! -ave a
Brin
Suaal
Sta1
Dr W11li!t I
1 ... ar~ ago he
progr.1m for
te~ults of hts ~
ol the rest of 1
~ < Jrdbo.ard
Q)C by the tn
;(tU.II new th
be up unul f
Mon<•y r\ a
ClJI out ever
~bsolutely di
JhcJc 1 not I
said Willis. Pi
the plans arl
•rea~. J mat
theater, whtc
flextble stag~
currently tn 1.
Money t!)
theater will t
antend ~ome
cobblestone
we want to ti
v1ew of the cl
\oltd. The new
the pre~ent ~
part of the a
department 1.
MONEY IS
The theatre ~
ol Sl 1 milltol
~ormandtn,
dent, gths, be
(
Ar
St
The LC
Department
Barrier~ ~
\\omen are
parttcapatmg
being con~id
Nor are the~
previously "a
a~ wetght tra
To meet tli
~nd to erad
)tatu'>, Wom1
tn ab ftt~t y
department.
lh own bud
men's. The 1
000 00. The r
261.00, mo~
greater than
The d1spa1
hgures woul(
alarm How
Neal, Dtrect~
Athlettcs prQ
hrndered by 1
dmg
Separaj
'The tun~
quate We hJ
ltetpate tn al
wanted to
separate but
men and wor
•~ no way, at
U\e a~ muc
hav('."
The am€'n
~ducauon A
'has be~an a
Women'<. At
men more
athletiC\. Un
lacilltte'> mu~
no longer hJ•
m~n m tne 8)
full cooper al
department.'
"Ther~ i~
whtch say'> t •
• W, I\
the
:'I the
~an(
0(!\
~the
onal
ty to
are
deal
hfe
:.ti
lt IS
wtth
jo 1\
We
ays
ther
nds.
us I¥
lOUt
too
her
eto1
pths
thiS
the
will
'we
me,
0,11
ol
ven
'ge:
hat
not
~ol
ay
P.int
ehe
rs.
lOUt
rof
lnly I
hy
f.l
'·
ell
n
on
NU
on
Hf
tn .,.
lid
f'd
75
tOt
he ,Aprel24 1976
ave a seat II
Bringing
Sunn Conway
Staff writer
Or Wrlll\ h,t\ his Jredm rwo
ll'olf., &~go ht wrot<• a prehmlnary
progr.tm lor J n~.?w tht•cltrl'. The
re\lllt\ of hi~ pl.1ns, .Jiong with that
otthc rc~t oftht• tlw.llrc:: l,tcuhy I<>
, c.trdbo.trd model tn d d1\pl.1y
Cil\1.. h)' tht• 1nformo~11on dt!sk. The
~ctual new thct~tfl• building won't
be up until r o1ll of '76.
Money IS a prohlcm. "We have
cut out every squatt• loot that we
,b~olutcly don't have to hdve.
There is not li.Jt m thts progrt~m/1
sa1d Willis. Prco,ently 1nduded 1n
the plam are two perlorm,mce
IIICCIS, ,) mdln ~tagc and U )IUdiO
theater. wh1ch 1s 01n expertmentc~l
lle'<ible stage similar to the one
currently m usc.
Money ts a problem. "The
the.ner w1ll be n1t e looktng We
rntend o,omc ph~c1sant uses for ttm
cobblestone <HeJ out lront. Ah.o
we want to take advantage of the
view of tht! city from here:," Willi~
~id . The new building will occupy
thl' pre~ent sHe of Fir Acre~ plus
part of the tlreil th,u the Englhh
department U'>C'>.
'v10NEY IS A PROBlEM! Ye~.
The theatre hc1!1 an e~tlmclled cost
of St.2 million. Accordtng to Mr.,
Normandin, assistant to the Pres1
dent, gtfts bequest<;, and govern-
(
Rita Ballard
Staff writor
The LC. Women\ Athletic
Department IS grow1ng Rap1dly
BcHIIer'> have come down,
Women c~re no longer leery of
partretpatmg m '>ports for fear of
be1ng con'>ldered ' unfeminine"
Nor are the> he.,rtant to enroll 1n
prevrously "all-male" cla~ses '>UCh
as we1ght training.
To meet thrs growth in intere..t,
11nd to eradicate d <>econd class
\tatu'>, Women's Athletics i., now
in 11'> frr,t ye.tr d'> an autonomous
department The department has
11~ own budget. sep.trJtc from the
men's. The 1974 75 budget IS $9,-
000.00. The men·~ budget 1s $49,-
261 00. more than five limes
gretlter than the women's.
The dt'>parrty between those
figure~ woutd '>eem to be cau~e for
.al.trm However , Mrs Vrrgtnttl
~eal D~rector of LC\ Women's
AthlettC'> program, doe'> not feel
h1ndered by the difference In fun
ding.
Separate But Equal
"The fund1ng ha~ been .Jde
quate We hd\lt' been able to par·
t1c1p.ttc tn .111 the event~ we h,we
wanted to, Our ph1lo<ooph)' I'>
~epar,tte but equal programs for
men and women\ athlt!IIC:. There
is no way. dl prc\ent, rhat we ":ould
ll\e a'> much money as the men
have"
The amendmt•nt to the Higher
Educat1on A~.;t known J\ Tttlc IX.
"h.tr, been a tremendou~ help to
Women\ Athlct1< ~ It h.J~ mddc
men more ,Jwt~te of women\
athleu,~ Under the l.tw, .-.port\
tactllt1e~ mu<•t be '>h.trt>d. Women
no long(H h<Jve to pldy around the
men 111 the gym Wt· hdvc H"Ct'tved
lull cooper au on from tht• men\
department "
"There i~ noth1ng 1n the 1\c..t
wh1ch s.w~ tht-rc mu-;t be equal ownt e
mcnt fund~ will cover all but
SSO,OOO. Where will that come
froml
The Answer
Dc1rr Durham, Jay Johnson,
Jeremy Hayden. John Rets, Rob
Mcl<en~te, and Sally Ander .. on
have a plan They form the group
of theater ~tudenr!> that c.ame up
w1th the "Have a Seat" campa1gn.
Student!> from the theater
department are · .. elhng" seats. A
I acuity or staff donor can put a '>edt
in 1he front three row-; of the new
theater for S300. A seal 1n the b.tck
four roM cost $150 A nameplate
funding. There must be equdl
programs. but th1s doe~ not mean
equal funding. Our money needs
are stmply 1~!1 than the men's. '
Fred Wtlson, Dtrec.tor ol the
Men's AthletiC DepJrtment, ex·
plcuned that the gUidelines lor
Title IX are not yet definite 'The
gutdelines may go one ol three
wayr, 1). Sepcudte but equal
programs, teams and fundtng, 2)
All team sports open to both men
and women. or l) Men able to JOin
women s teams but not vice ve~a
In all probability, the fir~t idea will
be adopted. "
Equitable Funding
'Equitable lundrng depend~ on
the number of athletes tnvolved
and the type of programs
developed We are tty1ng to
promote women's .-.ports without
hurling the men'> program. Our
philmophy i~ to develop d
women\ program a!> r.tptdly a~
po'>slble without finanCially hur
tmg .1 program that\ alrec1dy
d ..
~oun .
Mr~. Neal clearly agrees wuh
thi'i posiuon. 'We want to burld
our progr o1m a\ r aprdly ..ts pos~rble,
but we do not wo~nt to cut men .,
program!> We m<1y have taken ·•
different approach 1f the men had
not cooperdted. but the) did '
The )ucccso, '>lOr) of LC\
women\ ba .. ketb.JII c1nd volleybdll
teams h<1ve also atded the growth
of the \!\omen , AthletiC Ocp.ut ·
ment. <. oJched by MJ\) Hunter,
th~e team" won our dl\trtcl
cnamptonsl'up~ Ml!>ll Hunter ,,ud,
"Women who p.uttclpJtcd h.aVl'
bt•l•n IJvor c1bly impri!~\Cd It ht'lp~
to be winner., Nel(t ~CJ~on we dte
dnl\IOus 10 go on to ncJttonal com
peutron "
Spectators Increase
• • The number of speCti!tor.. .11
women\ events are dl\o Ill·
creo.~sing. Pt•oplt! .ue le.rrntng th:tt
women') <~thleuc~ cc1n Rener.ate as Proneor log Page 3
•
house; up wit the new
Kl!llr H~rh;,w<~y
on the chair .md lrc:c rickets tor Jn
e'ICtendcd period of t1me come
w11h the don.1tion.
All Student ln~ttativ e
''It ~ Dan') 1dea to ~ell the
)eclt,," '>did JcJy Johnson "I did
omc talk1ng Wllh D,wid Hy~lop .
Pre"dent ol the Oregon Arts
( omml\\ion, &~nd he gave me
1deJll on how to :.el up a campc~ign.
Also Mc.C.dltister College in St.
P<Jul Mrnne\Ota had <1 \imilar
drive. The were so succes!>ful, so
it's given U\ an o~dded incent1ve."
"Have cJ Seat" ha~ lound a
knrght in lohinmg armor. An
• 1nners
. much excitement c.~s mens. Due to
thl! change of rules in sports hlo.e
bd'iketb.tll , m.Jkmg men c1nd
women\ rulth virtually the ~ame,
~pcctator understanding has ln·
crc.t,ed cl' well.
Accordmg to ~ttss Hunter,
"Recru1ttng of women athletes ts
tn 11s lnlan(y. The Admissions Of
lice gtves us contacts tor some
high school athletes, and )Orne
hrgh \Chool coc1ches refer their
8""' to us. This ~peaks well ior our
program. We Cdnnot offer grants
to ~tudenb tor c~thletic ability a~ all
aid is on d financial need basis at
LC."
'\\11o'>t olthe recruiting done tor
V<~t"'Sity team~ come., from PE
clds'>C'>. LC grrh arc ftrst 'cholars
and 't>cond dthlt>IC"'>. A woman
mtert:'>ted pnmarily in athletic'>
would not come to LC." Women
must mtllntJtn J cumulcltlve GPA
of 2.0 to ptl.rtlctpdte m athlet•c
competllton.
Coed Sports
I hew "a very real po~.,ibahty of
LC developing a coeduc.Jttonal
sport1o progr<Jm. Pre-.ident Howard
I'> "very enthU!ai.J~t•c" .Jbout the
1dea, i.IS .tre Neal and Wilson, The
bro.1d ba'l~ lor this type or
progrJm has ,dready begun at the
cl..t"" lt!vt!l. Mo'>t PE <.las~e) are now·
COl'd.
Wihon teel~ "th.:: next ~tep is to
t.1kc it to an rntramurallevel to c;ee
how much rntere.-,t there i~ and
wh.tt probl~m\ develop. The tinttl
'>l~p would be to lorm te.tm'> lor
tnt~rt:olleglt~ll.! <.ompelltlon The
bl88l'\l probl,•m would be tac1lity
lnn1loll10n' t o!!d t ompetitron
WCJuld hc~11e to t.tke pi.Ke durrng
the oil-e<J,on "
Both \\ thon dnd Ne..tl feel that
~l·pJr Jt<.• ml:!n and women\ com
petition should be mamtamed
r~g.trdl{' ' ol how tht' \.Ocd tdeJ
devt~lop-;, Coed athlettt... on an
11\t..:r~ oll~gitltc lc\ ~I. would be a
H•paro~te dcp trtment \\ 1th
~eparatc tundrng. 1-\l this ume
c.ontrnued on page 5 anonymous donor promrse~ to
grvc dollar lor dollar what the
campdjgn iolicuors raiSe. rh!• p~r-
1ion who buy" .1 set~l not only CJn
chCJo~t· what hit. own nctm•• pl.tqUf•
say!. but he may al\u dccidl! for 1 he
Jnonymou~ donot wlldt th~ se.tl
next to him wtll say. The
anonymous donor couldn't r.:
marn un~pown tf every other seat
had h1s rtame on 111 F tr Acres Theater wtll h.tve to be
torn down early rn June tn order fo
h.avc th•• new buildtng re<Jdy by
F t.tll '76. Until 11•s ready, W1lhs •s
cxperung to use the S1srers of Sr.
Fr.md~ gym and rclccwry. t-Ie
sa1d, ''We dCJn't expect 10 reduce
our progrc1m. ThNc wrll be st~
plays 1n the comtng year li.."Wii
.md Clark has the opponunuy 10
be rhc numb••r 1th('atcr school m
Oregon. With the faculty and the
program that we'\11! got, all we
nc••d now ·~ a pldCC to work " If
"Have ., Scat" Cdn ra1se Mound
$30,000. they w1ll have a place In Memory
The rhcatrc group IS p11ch1ng rn
itself to rome SlOO for two scats.
The seats w1ll be ded1catcd to John
Miller, who drowned tn the pool
durrng the run ol d play "' wh1ch
he had a lc.tding role, and L3ura
P1o1h, who dit."tl durtng the
~ummer alter partidptlttng in the
LC summer rhe.uer. S,ud Ted Rat
tr a), "rhb is <1 concrete w .. y tor
~tudenn in the d~pdrlmcnt <1nd
;ome frtend~ to give wh,u they The campaign •s re4l<Jy to roll.
L1kc d banleground, the campus rs
mapped our Into areas or ~nack
for reams of two or three soltc•tors.
They arc St!nt off wtrh rne v.ords,
"II rhf!)' say. 'I have to talk to my
hu~b.tnd or wrfe,' then call agam 1n
a week or ten dtlys. Keep try1ng.
RP.memb~r ro fill out the con·
trdcnuttl pledge o;heet. Do you
l"llowl" have"
.J • •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ··················~······ • I e
• •• • :oear Mom.
• I'm bel(tnntng to wonder )ertously ill'm really cut out to be;,
:,ruuent or not. There's .some people ~round here who really :-uc cut out to be student> becau1e they go to chelr classes every
efl.:~y t~nd take noce~ and dSk quesriom like they really care what
:rhc .Jnswer5 are. • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : I trted domg all that >tutf. 100. but 1t doesn't set."m to be :
e1110rklng I'd rather JU~t Sit around m my room and li ren co •
:records all d.Jy long At mght too I like 10 ltsten ro records :
:e~pecto~lly \/Cry ~ad record" when I am Jll alone in my room. :
• I thmk my problem 1s rhal I'm depres~ed . • • • • What have I got to be depressed about( I mean tusr becau)e •
:rhe whole world .seems ro be gomg ro hell why should I be :
ttdepre)sedl Just bec~u~c I broke Merle's expeOSIH~ electm: •
~ypewnler that I wasn't >Upposed to even be usmg why should I :
:t>c depreHecll :
• I don't know the answers to ~ny ol tho>e questions . I turn on •
:rhe radio ;md John Demer ts so haoov that he's a countrv boy, :
:but all I .Jm i> J bormg c1ty kid trom boring P.t>adena Why :
•>hould th.Jt depress mel • • • • I mean look at my lut ure. If I ever manage Lo gr.Jduate whrc:h •
:mJy nor be o likelv. where am I gomg to get d Jobl I'm not :
•good at .mything. Where am I soing to tind triends when •
:nobody e~en /iJct!) me( :
: Yc\ rh,Jf\ whJt I ,aid nobody like' me. EH~rybody has be-en •
•telling mt.: 'o I.Hely I go to paNie~ and people lauf4h at :
:everythmg I ,ay Somebody told m~ the other day chat they >aw :
:rrght through my 14CJde. :
• I w1~h I could ~ee through m\ t,..c;,.de. •
: I thought that gomg to college would be like a maturatton :
:proceH where I reiJitze my lull potential and emerge an :
•mtelllgent and consuuct1ve hum<m bt:ing. So I.Jr /think I have •
:only moJtur..:d backward, . :
: It wouldn't be 'o bad 11 everyone el~e ~'a> 'acwed up roo, :
:but almo>t N eryonc I knO\\ ~eems to know who they :.ue and •
., .. hat they're doing. I ~A>Ouldn 't feel 'o tud II I JU>t wasn't so : • • etnlerror. •
: rhen I go to 'ee., movu! /1gunng 11 'II make me feel bcuer and :
•th1' mo"ie J all about how nobod.,• cares aboul anythtn~ but • • • ethem,elvCl anJ that tf you can't h;mdle yout problems you'll :
~ust go in(.Jnc and nobody'll cHm fr)' to help you. :
• I IU\t Wl)h I h.Jd \Omebody I couiJ talk to but unlorrunately I •
:cannot \.'JfiV on ucccHfuf inter-personal rci.Jt1un,h1ps The :
: mmute I get do'c to :wmeone I ruin the If lt11e .. and m;,kc them •
• nm("rJblc .l know that\ ttue bcc.au'e Sue told me '0 (a)t \\leek. :
: ~he tolcl me J tor of thtng) whteh I didn't know Jbout mr-elf :
:but which drl' trut! lW\erthele~\, I am irrespon,iblc Jnd I am •
ecoid .un/1 hJn• no ~A>I/1-po~cr and I <1m -poilcd anJ chrldt)h. :
: rhi, ;, oni"t' ,;1 p;mialliq but I w11/ not bore you \\lth the delatls :
: I would IJUII \ChuultOdcl\ , I only had I( tos~ther enoush to •
• tigure.: out 'umcthing d\C to do l Wl>h I 11\4)0 '1 K' \H:!ak but :
: thcr~·.> nothing I carl do afKlUt 11. :
: I am rc:./1\' \orry 10 be v.rtling .>UCh il depres.5ing letter. I'll:
• probabl) l~el bl'tecr about 1t tomorr<.m. •
: /(, 'o h:ud when c\ cryonc '' c/o"' non you. I rea II> know how :
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Sunday. April 27
Graduate Reotal -A program of ortgmal com
po)rtrons b Manon Roberts, E an udrtonum alB 00
p nl Th program 'allmdude musac "nuen for flute
\ aola arfd cello, b~.satelles for p1ano solo and ongs
composed as set11ns~ for poetr b S I\ aa Plath and
0\ I an Thoma
Friday, April 25 •
College-Corrn una• Chorus and Chamber S1ngers
"ith m trumentalasb and solo•~u . rn concert- E~an~
Audrtonum at 8 p m
Mu~•c ot Telemann , Mozart, ~chubcrt and Bach" uh
Lee Garr~tt d1rec.ung dma ~ron tree.
Wednesday , Apnl 30
The fanal cont..·'l! oi the Portland Chamber
Orch~lra at the Caroline Be· g ~wann Auditonum at
the Portland An Mu)eum '' rll oe 01 \\ edne~ay , April
30, 8 p.m "nh crgiu luca, \lolrnr)t, gu~t aru~t. The
program wrll rnclude :\-1ozan's "Concerto rn Mrnor"
and W1eniaskt 's "Sou~enu de Mo CO\\."
Sunday May 4 •
\\ .,,
SPEs honored
Seven members of the
Lewis and Clark chapter of
Sigma Phi Epselon returned
April 7 from the fraternity s
western regeonal academy in
Salt Lake City, Utah with
nattonal honors. 1 ht ~>on land Chamber Orche)tra "til present a
concert, Sunda) e\ening, Ma 4th, i:JO p.m. lor the
beneltl of the Sell\\ood Unned Methodi~t Church, at
the Church Hall on S.E. 15th and Tclcoma ve.
ConduCtor Paul Bellam "rll be teatured "1ola ~olotst m
Handel's "Concerto rn B ,\.1inor ior Viola and
Orch\.ostra ."
For the fourth consecutive
year LC Sig Eps won nat1onal
scholarship recognitton .
With a 3 51 GPA in 1974
Lewis and Clark was the only
chapter tn Washington ,
Oregon . Idaho Montana ,
Utah and Northern California
to receive th1s distinction .
The chapter also placed third
for the governor 's man-mile
award traveling 5,369 total
man miles.
Michael McCrory was
awarded the Zollinger
Achievement plaque given to
the outstanding senior m the
northwest district . The
award tS given to the top 25
Sigma Ph1 Epsjlon seniors in
the nat1on. • April24 . 19
"Troprcal nthropo<h- Btg, Baz.arre and Beautiful '',
on 're\\ m the Hall of the Northwest at OMS I from
1\pul 14 through Ma) 4
The collcctton contarns a numb~r ot "record·
brcakrng" m~ects . featured ,,111 be a recently ac
qurred )pccimen of frttlOU) 8'8anleus, the world's
la1 gcst and rarest beetle. Thert ue I ewer thdn two
dozen ~pecamen.; ol this huge South Amerrcan long
horned b~tle rn all the world ' mu<>eums .
"Tropical Anthropods ·Big, Bizdrre and BeJullful ",
will be on exh1brr m OMSI's Hall or the Nor1hw~s1
Apri114 through '-1a" 4. There w1ll be no extra charge
tor the ~hawing aht>r the regul01r OMSI admi!-SIOn .
I
I I (
MERV CRIFF/{'1.' \VELCO\IES \IAHARISHI M ....... ,.
YOGI BLI(
A contribu
10r memory)
nc~dy moth
11d tor lrfe·s
provrde.s a SJ
m1uled to ) o~
thoughtful gl
(\ t1
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N
Include yo
Jnd how yoJ
t. )e11es of 60
(dgc" 1s bell':
Folio" ing rh4
communnv
program wil
pS) chologists
5 00 p m \1 >I
\lay 31 'Gutl
aon or urh J
~~~ntal problr
~ctor rn cn1
explarn ho\\
wuhs rn dtfie
81stro SprtJ
Aprtl 22 l1
Ac 4 pm on Monday , Apfii2Bth, 1\0IN-TV (C·.,,.,,,.. 29 I
6) will broadcast a spec•al Merv Cr~lfin Show on May 6
Tran:)cendental Med1t;won .. program . /oinmg 13
and ,\ilahamhi wrll be Stare Sen.Jtor rlen 20 ·"
Ellen Corby (Grandma on "The Walton>"), and 27 l~
Harold Bloomlielcl {p)ychiatmrJteacher/author) June 3
prdCtlfloners ol the TM techmque
for more mlormatron call Transcendental ,\fiMf'
lion. 144-9377, 01 come to an rnrtoductory /ec.tlj
(Jree) any 'Nedneld.Jy night .Jt 8 pm at the Por1/l1
World Plan Center lor Transcendt•nttll Attedltii!U'C4l
7743 SW C.Jprtal Hwy. (ac J.Uh A~ •.) (
(~II Br>II05
~nother locat
Attendmg the academy
were Ed Bernardi. Gayne
Johnson . Paul Kries. Jeff
Leavttt. McCrory . Bud Merrill
and Rtck Quirin. Come to Tomlinson to view the show Ouest1ons will be answered
afterwards . Monday . Aprtl 28th at 4:00 p m. ... more notes The
Facuh
campu
ot 19
Guys & Doll$, duected b · Barrie Itkin, openrng on
the mamstage ol the Ponland C" ic Theatre, Thurs.,
• Frr • and .>aturdays. 8.30 p.m. Adulu, S-4.00. Students
and ~nror ouzens S3.00.
Ftnishing Touches --Ytrh Mary Matlh t~nd \'\layne
JorcJ;m closes on lhe ~initage 01 Portland CIVrC'
Theatre Saturday, .Aprrl 26lh. .Adulu .U.OO,
Srudenu Senrof3 S2 00. For resen'Ciflons~ phone 22tJ·
3048. •
Oh Coward! , a musrcal comt:dr revue drrected b)
Ru;h~rd Hur t and \ -er<~ Long w11l play e11e1., Thurs ..
f u., and S..tt through Ma 24th tn rhe Blue Room ol
the Po11land Ca~1c Theatre. Adults SJ.SO,
Student)/Sf!ntCJrs S2.50.
Falling Apart. directed by Monee Mcmck w,l/ be
playmg Lhru M;~v -frh ar rhe Stabrown Thealr" S2.00
studentsjsemon •• S3 00 adutrs
long Day's Journey rnto Night, d1rec1ed b) Jcnnte
Mahall, pia~ P\er Fnday and Saturday, 8:00pm .11
ahe New Th aue thru Apnl 26th. An unuwal program devoted to
Bt..>elho11en will be pre\tmred by
the Crt! .. ttve and Commumcarron
Am Department ar the l n111er it)'
of Portland Sarurdav and Sunday.
April 2b and 27, tn the Mago Hunt
Center for the Pertormtng Art.s a1
8:30p.m.
for re.sen<~uons relephone 18J·
7287. Admturon '> Sl.OO lor
:studPnts ;md SJ.OO ior the gener.>l
publrc. Student tickets for Po
Opera's e.~~cnrng 1975-76 se~1\0t
and 1ndiv1dual ticlets ior
torthcomrng production
R1chard StrauiS' exotic "Salnm#l
wtll be on ~le on the le\\IS
Cl<~rk College campu\ Thu
ilnd Fnday, May 1 and 2, lrom
am, to 4 p.m.
The \tudent se.m <~rf! for :-.
n1ghts, an the Portland lid
Audllortum mJin floor \ec
",\'' -..nd "AE" al S16.50 .1p1ect:!.
To b•metn the Ore-gon Rep~rlory Sing~n . A" ~ntiqu .a
of PortLand \\Ill b•; 1n rt•dtal pttl30, a18:00 P.M rn .,,.
James lutheran Church. The program wrll include a
Me~hev.1l Mass, d~ well as Engli,h, Italian, Spantsh and
French Madngal~.
The recital i~ to be grven m the Proneer Chapel of the
Church, 1315 S \\. Park. A frce-wtll offerrng will be
ace pted. tern
Alth
an ear
other
hn.llly
prog
on en1
avau.Jq
SJ.OO
Ballet
May
yout I. 1 24, 1976
BLIC OCCURRENCES
(cont.)
A contribution ro CARE m vour own molher's name
101 memory) . or itO)' women dear ro you, will send
nt cdy mothers and thcu fJmrhcs lood • med1c1l help-
1td for hle·sdvlng developmen r projeCt\ overseas .
CARE
provrdes it ~pec•al Mother's Day C.Hd whtch will be
ma1lcd to vou or to vour mother informmg her or vour
thoughtful g11t.
\.i1n1mum donalion S2 per ndme.
Marl vour order and check to:
CARE
Northw~tern Rcg1onal Olltce
frccJend & Nelson
Scaule, ~ashmg1on 98111
Include your s and 1our mother '~ name & address.
1nd hOYt you want che card s•gned.
"The Thin Edge"
"scrres ot 60 mtnut • TV spe<:1al • f ntnled "The Thm
Edge'' is betng telcvi,ed ttm sprtng on Channel 10
foilowtng the hour long )pcc:1als MC halt-hour local
rommunuy ouu~a ch o~v.;aren~ ~ program~ . The
programs will include lntenuew s wllh ~ychtatnst s,
ps)Chologim and researchers.
5 00 p.m. Monday,Apnl28 (repeat8:00 p.m. Satu•day.
Ma~ 3) "'Guilt: The Psychic Censor" -an examina
IIOn of gu1h dS a posn" c sooal force and a coppling
mental problem . lhe program will probe guilt as a
ractor m cr•me. acc1den1s and su1cides. and '' 111
e\plam how gu•h atfecu. duldren , teenagers and
wuhs 10 dtffcrent ways.
8 ()()p.m. :'l.ltoncJol). •"b) 12 {repeal 8:00p.m. s.nurday '
\~ 17) "Anxiety: The Endless Crisis"-a probe of
the problems 01 stress and worr •. Included 10 the
progr:~m w1ll be an emamrnauon ol the >enous P•oneer Log Page 7
Trustee and Faculty Committee openings
The 1a1bt. ln1iormmln CJDniiS lrom !he ASLC ~ eea. W~
H<ayaUu
Sine bi~~~~ bed, pr~oneolrw,~ tio
IO"flPPWII.tnO:nb.t~OUttt:pt'-"''!f''llt!~IOl~a'\df~CorntTirL~
~e llftd 10 1• Cl ~ pWtions hiS" "P a at !he infodekl 10 !hat we,~ • ~ body, Ml hoM: adeqi~Me rep& I'<WiCI'\. 1"hc!e ~;are~ ... ..,.unt In the~ ol mat'ly qat'l.b .. bid~ .tffKt aut &>.-e hen: II
LC. The lollowrr1g a <1 ~ ol cht-ln!W'!' Cor~ . 1 srudmt ~ :nf 1 akrNl!! l'lf!«kd lot r.&h-
Reoamiblc b ~ 10 ~ M<lf'ded. bcrAy .-rd -'rrlncu~
~<It'd pr~ ba.ty trnun! ..:1 enpD}nhll an!~
wbly Mid bmef• prOfltMta (111 ~a~n .. ~ and Operalcn
ComrrW~f«") , ~'It .and ~ ~ hononty ~ . «1/'ol:IP.\ ollhe ~~~-Of!'~ hw\-:nf ~ pdde. lot
~ M'd ~ lt14! ~ Pbnl M'd"-..ttec _, ()p!ntior6 ~ on ..o-twll>fl'¥lon .and mntJol ~ b all buildinp :and
~pound!.
Budot' -.d ()pwabboll
Ot-dopirls fi!QI poLc.y, ~ 6Nrd.&l pbiii'Wlg; ~ rd oCEtm
pol.q lot l'\lldc<1l «bc!Qpmrs• of cunmt 1NncW ~ ..:1
.amiWI ~ policy. .t.. wCh Prt1ldent How;ard _, !he Bu!lnel
Of(.a:r 1n aMUo~~ b• JRPM .JllOrl. _, ~· ... oilhc pr1or 10 me
Boald ol TMlt ·~ ~ t«OI~ ol pofq for ~ •·blh.
c::r.w!ry, &nd ather ~ dt->~ "i!h the AcadttrliC ~ llrw
Sdlool. and 1tudenl Af~An ~ poky r~cil~ Ci0111)US butil,g:.
.and srourch '~llitll poLe-, lor non ademk penat~~id :and
~benrfb: ~lor pur~ttkdoot~.~~
diurli! !~Cr'o'C'r . and ado rd.llcd operilllO'a 11'1 CllrljUnCllo'l ""iltl adlO'
CD1W111C~ . dndap•'IS buds~ pdQ for pWt! iVId ~
~~ end P.,d)&e lnfoott.tJCII'I •
Palicy "'i!h r~ to fund.f~ PQSJWt'6ia'ld ~of rhe •M"IOU!
cdl~ pJblla ~lrW~ inli.ocfwh. ~Q)Ipoi:!litr6.che
h~er:al~ .Oteson bdependttll ~bcu!ry A'!d
iUH. ~!he~ ol ~ Bo:ard al Ori:i.ur £Go!i• .. palf!illJ.. ~ 6td churche, ~ polq "''in repox!ID plbliclnfonon.IOOo
P'OI>film\ ~~ !hem.
Gcro'tJfTWIO IUill Afbira COttiiM? 7
[)c..~1g policy ltg;IICi~fedel'~ .s.we,.-iloaJ~
leqJ~t'8 ub. an pa~ ~alb "i!Jicln:lv ~ LC ~ LC"' ~ In pt'IIWI~ pup..,. 1-W.~
~'q;wtd ~ in:l:!relln lC.
Pt1 r'llall AIM A e~,._ .Aftairrl
Ot .. t:!opwlg pdq wth ~ lo tC\ ,~ wth !he ;nlUI
ftri"O<l:\ clthe Ul'l!ted Pr~ Oura. .and~ bJ6o IUCh
;n. ~~ ..... ~rc:fto m f'bnbnd m Or • Porlbnd ~.
SVnad oi 0rtt10"-Prf!lbo,lb .... Men l ~ ~ &:we! ol
Olfftlr.-t (&fa!Qfoan in~ PI-~ UniDn.. rheCc.und • ul~ ll"dU~Orc;goo•Q)undlcl~andlhe
Portl.lnd Cwnol ul Orurc:he.
S!Udant Afbn
~~lOt hoW food~ ;rd ~
szudt-nt lid~ ~ :A lhr De.. Of ~ OE~ ~ ·mil!!~
inti'~.., .athle. .and aa Olher ~.t. ~ .wnd ~
flruncul <&id P'QSJ~ ~ wth ~ 1D !he ~ Mrtl olt1e
~tu leatrirt: ~ rd with iXRrV1§ CIII'!Cellt.dwth pobl! • rc.ol ~ dcwdclpmenz d slut· ll"d <errn p:Lq b Vld!!d
<how~ ; ~ ~ '"'()pe;dll)o"'ll <.om,.,, .. (JP1 po5oe ol
~.llbOr'l Jnd CD IDol d Cllltp.A b ilclrr1p A'!d ~
Al::o needed .n People ID r. JIOYOO"$ an bal:;y wtlildl meet
~ af'.en lh.ln Ute Tnsee Corwu:aeo:
Cor111TU I!Cll .... 8c I d
~ ~ edttm d the ftc 1 111 l.ai. )GIIbcd.. ~ the MlC <mon
~· \::telodu d INt'lfS!!~ Jnd lt::!:DIW'It'lllf pcy5ide.
coa:ma~g rTW!!i.&.rd ~at media arlC; reo.._ ..t :appCM:~
a1 R~ JcuN!Gm. peerced b,.eacn ~ ·~ edialr .and sudan ~,~·~ ~ -.d lAal.na
PrO'I'CII)Ort ol ' well ~ (1ft prugum Mid~ ot lUI~
1ecnnn by e>dc:mlc ~ lotP•ib!ion ol ~ Ptmall ~ ~ o1 LC Cu!lur.il Am Sene. 6 Pudac rtp~on
~ .II pOflt'bd'< b de !9Ee 1D be otfetd by lC :and for ctD ~ e•Mn~wnrnt d ~ dtpaurerua .,t Qf• •YipOfPaiBif
LC, ~ al .aD mune aftcn!d..lndla~ .atbn. &'ld d
pOJouh tor cfrr Ka6erroccderrd.a .and ld>efu!e l sn.A> Ill~
Fir•ldll' Aid 8nd Adr I W
for~ pJiioo CJP1 ~ad olnd ~1-.liD.ie:DII 11..,....-bcur al :a
Enancuf <ad budgr! .,.j alonc!QI'I p u1ni!S; lo
CorrWHrlre the~ ..,d., plky z dw! ~ ol ~ 110 a
"'o::ut. l cttwie• rcpueUM:>..
~~eomnw ..
~ itOJIIIIJ6o(i&!iQ r,. ~ to the optnUn CDCibJ::.on d the
Rnty 10 eioar100 pto.ide a cNnnd b J,aq :ll'ld mtdt!11 aJN:t:~ra in
rho'""' ·~ lhr Ulnrt met wti., ~ &'ld 11'1 pib!ic
rN1ionl Of Ute UbtOII'} 21lladetl r~
Relig!OUI .AHaln
phystC'Cll consequences or anx•ety and hmts on copmg
fnru·r·rit"'''h h\ientleth Cen1ury meru:an life. ~ofthe~11Q!Jibnt;~d~CDIOoiCI.at .. 'lgtJI!ell)>\ittJ ~ ltld blddalg CDf\tl<IIODn iippo.OII cl pbra .and o1 ,_ ~ --.....laiC" wch the~~ Oif.oee • .ad ~~ ol .lind Gtourd>. cara:n.,.18 the ~
Pfotl'Mn To funalon m • ~upponm! rok. encm; 1f1i .ai'Jd coon1lnit
'er-'i'OUJ Ktivllaes; tanuuu~ .and admlntue..ana chaJXI we pofq
6 studcmJ r~nw"'~
no>1rfnil
fA HE &:00 p.m \.Iondo~) Viol., 26 repeat 6.00 p m Saturday .
MJ)' 31) Sexuality The Human Hentage" -an
6aminatton ol the P'\plo.,lv~ que~ t1om. of se~tual
dentit). The program will explore the hhtory of
)e'ual identtty Jnd will 1!\ialuale the eftects current
KKtal and polittal mo' cmenb have on sexual identity
zuue ... -
Bastro Sprang Term. -
Apral 22 j1m Hudak (gu11arast and vocalist)
29 jell Stcmhardt and ir1ends (countryrod: group)
May 6 Sons of Bernard (rock and roll group)
1 3 lA Svmposrum
20 ,'\.1andoltn Minstrel
27 LC Jazz band
June 3 C.l)•nor Cooke and Marcte Strubbe
(guuansts and vocalists)
(All BhltO.\ w1ll be tn Sr.1mm. unlc~ 5pCCIIted to
•nother loc-Jtlon.}
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The tule ~ugg~ted b)· Dean of
Faculty lohn Brown for a ney. off
Cilmpus program ~•arung an the fall
ot 1975, desagned espec1ally tor
~eneor-., •s ' The Basm, the ,\.loun
tams and tht Se.t ' or "Natural
Haslory of Or\:gon :~nd the Con
temporar )' Challenge ."
Although )Ome" hat stm1lar to
an earher off-ampus program to
other are:u of the Northwest and
finall)· to Haw;~ai, aho. the n~w
program will place more emphast ..
on en\'lronmental con\1derations
m Oregon.
For more mfo., contact the ol·
ficc of lntl!rnilhOnal Programs .
01 count uckct ~ lor the Pcnn
>VfvtlntJ Ballt ~t t~re .. va•IJble to
srud~nt • tall, and tacult) at the
tnlormat10n Desk. T emplcton
Center Th~e S6 SO rrcker arc
•wailabte -.1 rhc d•)counr prrc•" ot
SJ.OO for (he LC communuy l The
Ballet u 31 rhc Ctvtc AuJiloflum
May lst ar 8.15 p m PIN>e buy
.)'OUr lltkctl a.s .soon as po SJble' •
lEARN Stl. 't DIVI C: Meeltng
Thu~a y o\prrl 24 1n dming room~o
2-3 at 7:30. Ralph Hatlt:v ts in~truc
lor \\ uh fifteen "ear) e'penen ce
lessons and ftr t aump 1ncluded en
S30 fee.
The um,ersuy of Den-.;er College
of La" and Graduate chool of
l1brare•msh1p otter a program
leadtng to \\.1 tcr ot lllw
librart<Jnih tp (M.L.L.t. Students
would begen stuth tn the tall of
1975 For turther mto .• contacr Dr.
Fogdall. c,t. 525.
•
JOB OPPORT UNIT\ "''h Cah· of
Spokane ~ College Graduat~.
Recreat1on Supentsor I. Sl0,1l6
S~ldl) -Craduallof1 hom a four
) ear CoiiE:gc \' 11h maJOr cour e
Ytork in Rccre.ltlon, octal \\ork,
Sociolog) , P ) cholog) or related
field. Applrcant must po sess
.. a lid dnvers l•cen •. for more tn·
formatton contact Student
Emplo menr Otttcc. Odell 1anor
Room :?5, CAl. 2l6 --ShiOentAH.W.
R~ boo and~~~ pofoaa &nd KtNt~ .a.lfewns student le
at LC. oiU1d •t.md.&rd\ Uld •esub~ ~1-tuden t condua on
Clmpus, r~ oaCUVUI!O ol student Oflln UtJons, mar pot'10c:5
r anfms \tudrnt scnwnmci11. cftizcmhlp. d1eu and conduct.
houYn£, &nd .all rKrNtJONI md .'OCP! Clfloln!Ubo~ ~
iOfonltei ~ r. <~tern!l!n. 6 ru~def\1 • ep-ee:ntatl\;e
$0fAcil..,tJ ~ fo CJeb'lg .vcf 1'\ft'M~ i1 mdi!IIC oiQ:soClepup 41'-bur:~
.md bool war\~ coc.crq;. ~~znd wth &:hoi
lheiiCIN!De. rnao.-.e,BQro.~ ~ Mly fc!t~ fe:P.;;d,
d.irta:..an::eu, p Her) ,.and oct110 ~OIG. The palbon -ulJ wCh
~he ~.and tr;a.. at USD. rrne OUl: 110 cwo
hour\ <1 dlo "' ~ m in :he bl &'ld • fNP1 ""'0 ~ for moe ~ anxt Sue Canet" e-L 5JS 50F" Oitt'CD
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Open 8 a.m. Weekdays
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Ann Stertzer
Sports Writer
• l • The wom'-'n ~ tc-nnt!> ~.1m
rc<ord ll'll to l l la~t ''ccJ.. ~\lth
l<h"~s to both Orc~on Statt• and
\\',l,hmgton "tah: hut th<' t~am
start~d 11 btd lot .l \\ <.IC con·
tcrL'nC"C ch.tmpron,hrp wuh a 'ac
tor o' l"r Padttc.
Ft~t smglc pla~er Undil
Brumdcr managed the on I) '' 10 ol
the da\ for LC la\l ;lturd.t\ a~\\ U
held oil the Paoneer' 8-l. Coach
\'tr •tnr:t Neal ad.: no\\ I edged that
Brumder plap~d her b~t match of
the ~till' oung ea on a\ )he'' on a
do cthrce,etmatch ,S-7,7·6,6·2. lC r,tcl.:ed up tt~ llr\t conl~rence
"rn .tg:unst P.tcallc: l _, J' th( 'l!
l:Ontl doubll'' ll'oiiH of ~ar Jh Drtll
.tnd S.all~ \ "twr dtnchL•d the
lll.IICh \\ tth I b, b•1 \ i lOfV ,tiiN
tJw ~\ UH' h.td bC't'n knl>tt\•J ill l·
all.
LC rw.trl} upwt Ou·gon State J
thL'\ lo~t ,, dow 5-4 match, l1nd.t
Brumdt•r Jnd 1-:.lth\ Chrt~totf ptrl\·
cd up '' m '' htlt• pia} ins 'inglc<.,
,, htlt' the ftr)t and 1hrrd cfoublt·~
team~ ol Brumdt'l and Drill, Patt\'
Clear) and loll ~her a al~o prd.;~d
up vacto11c' during the afternoon .
The Pimu~cr~ r tr t mate.: h \\an oi
the ca'~>on came at 1he t•xrwn cor
Clar ~ a !I l C \\on h:mdil}, 8-1. Ptonuer Log
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"-Jth~ Chrr\tofl. pl.1y1nK fir~t
""!It•"~> lor llw ltr'>l llmt' •JI tht•
,pong,lt'd the tc:tm "tth ,, b 0, b·O
)\\ ecp Ol hcT OJ.lpOnl'Ol
Mt Hood \\ ,1, rc.t~h lor U\,"
mu,NJ co.u h Nl•JI .tltL•r her tl'o~m
Wd\ Ufl\l'l II\ tiWII UJ>CIWI 7•2 'V\ l'
were t,tkt•n b\ )Urpnw." \hhoutth
mo't or the rnJtlhcs \Hmt the lull
thrct• 'e"· on I) laL Or h\lch rn
\tn~l~·) and the doubles team or
Cindr Bcn,on .md lrnJJ ~unp,un
pulll'd out ~an\ ,
r omorro~, the team to.~kc~ olf
tor a malfh o~g.unsl tht> U ot
Ort;gon Jnd then on Saturda)
\outhern Oregon College wtll bt•
.h~ itc ol LC') m•).t c.:h.tlll•ngt•.
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at LC atttactcd crowda of a poe .
tator•. LC was holped to an 87
78 victory over Pactf•c Univorsi
cy by Floyd Grant's potu
vaulting . Grant led all vaulters by
clearing the bar at 1 3'8 ••
Another highlight of tha meet
was E.A. Kumbruwah's quarter ~
m•le run of 48.8 seconds . This 11
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TEEN IE
Women's sports
23 ribbies_, showdown
The ~oltbJII lt.Mm\ four gam~
\\innrng treo.1k wa~ ~napped Ja,t
r rtd.t} wht•n OC l "-noclo.cd oil L C
in 1he Wil1.1mcttt Sport!>day tour
n.tmcnt. fhc Pioneer' t.Jmt! bdck
th.tt .tftL'rnoon wath .1 "en o.~g,umt
the Uniwr )it) of Puget Sound .md
.1tit.• wllh Portl.md ( L to fint'>h out
the Wl't•kend wuh d 5 1-1 m.:~rk.
Q( r sm.l~hed 3 doubles o.~nd 4
trtple.. .1s they held the hegh
~t:oring lC team to juor,t three run!>,
winning 9·3 lt h.1d o.1 d1.1nce tor
an upri\ing rn tht;:, 3rd tnning when
1hey loaclt•d the bo~~e\ with nont•
out, bu1 the OCl pitcher retired
thL• nt•,;t t\\ o bailers.
LC r.tn 0\er UPS 16-7 despite
ha~ing more errors in tht.> ireld .
l1~a Loutc bcc.lmc tht• fir~l J g11me
wmncr for the Pioneers whtle
Gang~r Mt<.le.m doubled ,md
trrplcd an 5 run"
LC ptckcd up 11!> lar<.l lie ol the
~ ~.~ar dg.un~t Portl.tnd C (. a~ 1 imc
ran out on 1he afternoon tourna-
LC baseball
• • rncnt. PCC r.llltedlor 4 run~ 1n
bottom of tht• la~<t tnntn~ 10
tlw score .11 7-7. In thc
ltmlo.~ 1\~•11) ' rt•l.t~cd home
ftcldcr Kem Ray's thro" to na1l
winnrng run .tl the pl.ltt•.
b.t~cman Julr~.· H,uri'> led
offt•me w1th 2 h11' .md 3 RBI's.
On I~· two d•lY' l>f'lort• l C's
wtth PCC, tht• Pioneer\ h.ld r
cd up .rn 11 victory over
\:tme teo~m dc!.patl 9 st11ke
G1nger McClean went 2-3
J..no~.:kcct In 4 RBI's. wh1lc
b..t .. cm.m Cori Burgc~s hn
doubles .md b<mcd in J runs •
LC ran 11~ contt•rencc rt..'cord
J.o wan a J 1·10 thra~hrng of P',ICrtl
Cort Burge~'>. "ho leads the
\\llh 2J RBI'), knocked 1n 8
while rookie ~telanit•leRov
pl•deCI 4·4 outrng with J RBI's
vtctory set the stage for
Tu£>~day's howdown for 1he
l£·rt•ncc ch.JmpiOn!ihrp
\\ 1ll1ml•ttc a~ both te.tms hd\t:
to lo~e a league gc1me .
1ve 1n a ro
Tom Van Domelen
Sports Wrrter
When any athletic team from
Lewh and Clark vtsit" T acomJ to
do bo.11tle with Pacific Lutheran
College they can usually expect a
lew thing!>
1 The u.,ual gashe-s, la:.hes.
gna!.h t~... thrashes and ba~he~
whech the lutes offer CJ!I part of
them Ho~opitality treatment .
2 A verbal rapmg by tan .. Jnd
plo.1ycn which would turl the toes
of the Von Stieger Brother!> .
l Hom or rather umpire:.
who Jre commonly referred to J'>
l!tlher Dt~d or Unde Brll by the
PLU pla}'cr~
4 In mo'>l ca<oe\ a prell)' decent
b.tll dub which could win a ma·
joruy of thdr games wethout the
above three .
Sunday, when Coach Mickey
Hcrgefl 'f> Pioneer'., met the Lutes
nol one of the lour occurences
lh,trd took place \1\ohat the LC
pia) t!tS di\CO\'ercd wa!> a mellow
tJnd lilther mediocre• PllJ club
wh1d1 '>cemed content with ex·
tl•ndrng their 1-8 NWC record to
2 10. The Paon~er'> dldn ·t dt.,ap
potnt thl'm .tnd '>Wept tht~
doubh~ht!.td t•r, wmnmg 2-0 and
20 10, to extt•nd rhe1r confcrc•ntP
ln!ll~ IO 6 4
Tht.> ftr\t l:(olme lt•atured an OUI·
sto~nchng pitchtng pt.>rformam e
hom Davtd Douglt~~ ' frt>shm~n
Davt• Short. who twtrled <I onl'-hit
shutout on ht\ ".ty to ht\ \1'( ond
h~c~gu.~ VICtOr)'. I ht• Pronl•er !lt, who
coli"' tt>d onl~ · ltv~ hru, bunch••d
lhtt•c '" one rnntng to produce
tlll'tr two run~ • A o,ingh~ by MMk Pagano loll
ed by bo.1ck to bo.1ck triples by
Thelen .md Jim TrJut provided
the fire power lC r~:quucd
capture the opener •
The night co~p, Cdll 11 what
might .A. ft,,.,co rout or mer
re-creJtaon of the Cal
murder Tlwy Jll ht the bell
No lc~., th.m 36 h1h were OJrl&et
out by both dub!~ w•th
Pionct.m ~.unerrng 23 ol
p,,g,mo c~nd Denny Peu•r.,on
htld lour l><tft.>tte\ with
clouting J J90 fool HR to ~oar
lC\ 1-mttng .JllcJck
.1\her the '>IXth wlwn the rc~tt
\tood "' 19 5, the only thing
w..t~ in doubt Wd'> where the
would eat dmncr
Mlkt: Rec·d m,tktng hb
lc.Jgut• ·•PPt>Jr ann~ o.1t the
provided lht.> polS'>ive crowd
tht• most cxcttt•ment of the
when ht• bounced into o1 t'""••
m.1dc double pl.1y to kill 01 Pinnf'
rJIIy. Yes, Mike Rt•l'd h a m·~r<:Uil
Ol.JO,
All an ,llltt wa~ i.l !>.lli'>fylllK d.ay
C.o •• ch lit!rgett ... Jto~mond mf'll
Two wrrn, onl) m1no1 ,.,,,,.,,,"
(BouU)' 'Milo -.pr<.~lnl•d hh cJ
whih• \\Jiklng hc~ck to h1~ POI'I
lion). no bumt ~.tr~ (t!~ct•ptlng
Bul flolC It• Bill Mf'df01d \ onl• wort
monologue lollowtng J gr
out) .1nd " g~nc•r..tl good lt•cu"
UCIWI'('Il tht• IWO lt•Jnt'l
It ~.1s nrct• bllln8 .tbh· to Wll'''l
So.1yonar •' 10 T ,JC nmc~ .tntlr h~ l
1-:,r~owing that you cltdo't hol\l'
wor~y abnul the la .. hc , l(l11a~nq
.uul Ha\hc!i. J h:u I\ untal the n
H•tnu• . ··wl' rlun~
W8PlllN, th
llrm\dl oth
Ste1
Then• m.t)
'crubhang or
Cooper,Jtlv~
hecuttvc Cc
gr.Jnh!d thl•
.tnd br j ng 111
much f.1r1her
lm.agrne 9<
t ht•rr own \ ~
lh~ll own me
The 13 pag
dcl•bcr ate w~
lht! CO•Op 1n
}<11 1.111.:.
Progromminj
ll<tUft. dr\tll
tht!) ~ver md
Progr 01m \\ h41
1lu dorm' 11\:j
Food Servecc
Ill r tel&, but 1
With ~AL.A \
Morntenence
clean thl!tr <l
CO'>t'> for thee
Eveluateon ~
Co-op Enteq
developed) t
Resrtlent As~
growth.'
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