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October 23, 1975 Volume 34, Number 4

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1975-10-23

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Jeff Pierce
Staff writer
r ... ~ million rloll.u!> won t go a, far cH II once did Erghr
on comic booh. \ixty-snr Rolll Royces-orone weii­
Jimwd Plly~rn-ChPmrstry bui/drng,
e!.icJcnl How.ud ,., ende.wounng to raior,e rhat much
., ... ,,..II con\truc11on on a new sc1ence building, for the
\try ;md phySIC\ departmenh Accordtng to htm
,1w biidly crowded m the old science building It was
first building butlt on this campus It wa!> built
Pquutely even then tn 1946. It was meant for 400
dents in tho'>P ddys We've outgrown the buildmg tn
h d people St.!nse, and most parttcularly in an
tpment H•mc Physics today, e~pec1ally, is a very
mole• science. utiltzmg very large and complex equip·
t. You need pe~onal space to maneuver around
equipment and you need, obviously, a lot of head
m and so forth to get it 1nto rooms We now have
1pment tn corndo~. and jammed tnto rooms. h is an
'"""1ive approach We need the building for th&se
~ons.
Wt• want to make the sciences consptcuously impar­
l at LC. I think you need to symbolize that with
uate facilitic~. obv1ouc;ly with qualif1ed personel,
.sllthe th1ng' that ulttmately trJnslates physiC'> from
, mto either Jn 1ndu~>trial or other apphcallon All of
\t thmg~;, 11 \eem\ to me, are part of modern phystes.
wh.ll we would hkc to accomplish at LC, but we
c1 new fadlily to do tht.; '
The last building
'here do you get $2,000,000? Not from tuition "We're
ng the money from what I suppose you would call
1110nul sources: foundations and individuals We are
no . .J{ htng fc;>undatiom, and have pro~pects lor several
ol some comcquence toward thi!> buildin~ . Mainlv,
uymg to get bro.1d-based \Upport tor rhis project,
u~c in one 'en!>e, at lea\t, thts 1'> the climax building
he college\ phy!liC.JI plant development, the l.1s1
new building we antictpate bUtldtng. We have
t•d a plateau tn our enrollment. V\ tth thi\ ne ....
ng and the )pace it w1ll prov1de. plus the theater
h h under cono;trucuon and some renovations
h c1re going to be posstble. we should be able to
ornodJie our present student body
nee thh is the l.:~st buildtng, we are trying to get the
, .. ,"' who. owr m,my years, have helped us put LC
w1th g1fts, all of them to give us a reasonable g1h,
e the collecttve total1s enough to do thts tob I'm out
two to fiw thou\,md dollar g1ft(, )pread over two to
yeM'I rather them concentrattng on fifty to one
dred thousand doiiM gifts from obviously fewer
e Tht, takes more ttme. but 11 doe!> involve more
e with mterestm the proJect, and I can tell you. wlrh
deep \aUsfactton, the program thus far is workmg
well.
e're gomg to butld the bUilding when we fanallv get
mc1ximum number o. doll.us we can get and if we
get the two mallion-whkh we think 1s the realistic
on our cJpac1ty to raise funds-we're going to have •
rificc 'lome of the bu1ldmg "
Ratse the walls
here wtll this new 'ltiUcture be built, if it is buthl
t s <~n open quc)llon. ~ et. there are onl} 1wo log1cal
One> ol them is to add J ne..., thr~e or four floor
ion m .Jn l Jll.Jchment to the pr~\ent butldmg,
thl· cobbll•\tone dnve, down toward the )le.lm
t, dhpl.1cmg tht.• tcmpor.1ry building thdt 1~ there The
r opuon t\ to build J new IJboratory building
ly, lor phy\IC\ and chenw.try If wedld that, the only
.tl 'file for n i'> on the Cd~t s1de of the campus. out
hnti the 'team plant, bad.. of th(> educJtiOn butlding,
· ookmg the WIIIJmette R1vcr ·•
<-.m \tudcnt'> c•pc<:l to 'lee comtrucuon begin
hilt proj~ctl "It\ reo~lly .ln impO\\iblt:> qut1,t1on to
r, 'limply bcc.tuw. by policy, we w1ll not bt•gtn with
mg dr .twtng .. on thl\ protect until wt· kno .... whethl•r
ot we have t.•nough mone)' to build .1 complete!"
ate buildmg or wheth~r tt's gotng to be an adduion
t>Xbttng hutldmN. On I~· wht!n we ~no..., tlut \'\ •II Wl'
'""'"'lon tht• ar~."hth'O to go ahcJd. Untal v.t>'H•
t•d thitl pnmt m our mnnc)•f,lt\tng ellolt \\.heu• ......
whach ruuw wt• .tr •• ~utng ro gu, 11'~ ttnpcl stbJ,-. lor
fi'Spumibt~ \Uggt')( ol daiP, •
.. However, wt:'!'re trvtng to make this our bicentenntal
proJect. It .sllgoes well. we'd like to turn the lirst ~pade ol
earth on this projecl during 1976."
Whal lie" 1n \tore tor the old facilityl''lf we do, in tact.
butld a completely new building, 1t would be renovated
and be made tnto a general purpose cla5!>room and
faculty ofltce building. It would gtve u .. an opportuntty to
gtve perm.snent headquarter.. to ~ome ol the
department\ wh1ch .sre now scauered in the admtntma­
uon butlding .md elsewhere . It •~ very much mv
prelerred end ~oluuon to try to build a new phvsiCS­
chemhtrv l.tborJtory )0 that we can. then develop a
general classroom and office building w1th the existtng
bUtldtng.''
One more time
Though thi~ is the ftrst time there has been any real
dt:tion on the project. it is not the ltr~t ume it has cros\ed
the drawtng board~ . A~ HowJrd e._plained, "We h<~d the
bu1ldtn8 on .1 much h1gher pnoruy in 1965, but then the
gymna~ium burned dO\'-n at that time. m 1966, <~nd that
rorccd c1n alteratton tn the wholt.• pnorit'r ~equence. And
1hen the tmpotcl of Sputnil laded and \ .. e lost the ttde a
liule btt ,md dtdn'l get the ,,·,ence buildtng then when v•e
re<lll>' wJntt>d tt. ~ t' ultamo~teh · w~nt the route ot il 810-
P\yl h butldtfi% <h the fu~t phase of rhe tot.JI \Ctence
pro wet Ph,tw two hJ'I been a prior it\-b'f the con~en'u"~ of
th(· c:omrnun lt~ tor ,J long.long time It'-. unlortunate that
it hJ'> tah•n \U long lor u~ to get th1" JOb done."
11 '" unlortun.ltt~ Run.twav iniiJtion had bt·~n <~ h~a"y
burden on the.• dl•vclopment plan~ \-\hen the hwldtns
WJ\ c.ontt•mplatctl b.td.. in the mtd'&O~. 11 w,\._ to have
bl•l•n J S4.000.000 proJl'lt cont.ttning Ph}sio, B1olo~a.
p..,y holo~v. und Matht•m,lltC'> t.scilitte), and ... , en lc.•.t(.h.•d
l hambel\ tor nudc.tr ll'\c:.m h: ..t vcr) large .til-pur po'e
)tructure·. Then, the lOSt per quare loot tor su~h .1
butldinK \ ,as S4S lt•n years l.tter, t hi\ ne\\ butldanK "all
• , o~t .tl lt>,t\1 ~55, rn.t) bt• S60 per 'quare toot. 1\ll ordmg to
pr cltmm.tr) c liOt.ltt'\, 1 ta• Jll OJ<'t'tcd I<H'tht\ "ould l.Oil·
t.tln 19,000 !ol\ lt. (h•h than an the prt~cnt Biu·l'\\t:h
bualdtnt;).lor .1 pm t' ol .stll'rl)l S 1,045.000 UIIP•JUippl'tl II
,,· put ot I mm h lon~cr. the colleg~ ,., illlw a bit• to aftord
ltttlc tntlrt' th,lll J llf''' muhtiP home and .t h.1nJtul of tc t­
IUbt•' 23 October 1975
Vol.34, No.4
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Phofo• bv 0.1~ Ho~ r
Transcending pov
Is society becoming compassionate?
page.2
Moonstone
Developing a local sense of cohesion
page 4
Mr. U.s.A.J
LC tudent n1uscles into spotlight
page 8 •
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Bob Rowe
Edator an Chaef
A) government grow'), 11 become' ever more removed from
mcaningtul contaC1 with it\ comtnu~nts It may become
u rele' ent to tts catizen · baste need!> It mav enforce •ts w1ll
upon them: tram.lorming constnuenh into !>ervant~ Or 11 may
hm11 th .. cope to those lunctaon' which cannot be attended to
at any more ba"c le\lel
Re pons•b•ht tor the mo)t elemental ~oal functions IS ever
more pushed up the ladder ot go\ernment . We do our chant\
\\ork b} pJytng ta e~ mstead ol helping our neighbor~. Welfare
rolb are )kyrockettng . Does that mean ~ociety •~ becoming
ancrca~angh t.ompcl~ 1onatel Or docs it mean that ""e don't
c-are enough to lend a hand to the pe~on down the hall or
dCfO~s IO'J\ n?
Grand Inquisitor reVISited
People loq~ the capaoty to deal dtn.~ctly wuh other.people.
The Ia\' prof~~ton boom~ as 'J\e rei)· on go .. ernment to resolve
our lOnlltcts: to !-Oive our problem~ .
Sc mam ol U) don't trust other., becau'e we don't know how
to tru~t our,el..,e~.
t\~ wt: hand over not only our raght~ but tho'>e bas•c panerns
ot thought and mtetaCiion b)' which we dr<~ defined. we
contentrdte power in government . Far~t comes the willmg
rc~tgncst•on of right or duty and the consequent dependence
on a ~our<:e ouh•de tht! communal'( to fulfill a certain need
bpc~nstonar\' government can then usc thts power relin­
QUt)h~d dS a \\t~dge tn thl" turther concentratton of power.
Ours '' bl.><onung a claimant socict)". and a dependent one.
Don't tread on me
\\ell are rectp•ents rece•ve JUS I enough to sta) c1hve, and
ma~e '' back for n\!\1 month's check. The ch.un ol povert) is
now here bwh·n. A whole dass ot donie client'>, dependent on
c"pamtonar ~0\t!rnmcnl ts created. Thts ci.J'I\ '" lurther
t.lt!HlUII.!t.l bv rc~ulatton of how much exua ancome may be
c.trnL,.l. 'J\hO mJ\ I•H~ an the household, and lor what the
\\Cit..sre chcd: ma\ be red••emet.l. Smcc 19S9,thc proporuon of
l.tlhcrlc)S tanulte\ ..tmong the poor had mue<Jwd SOA., a!t men
ck>)crt tn orJt'!r that thcar wtve) .mu chtldrt•n might rt•cel\t·
mor•• nt•..trly ,JLJcqucstc !>Upporl. t•lt-lu•lp proKr dm) undNtaken
U} 1lw poor me·~• 'J\ tth ho')t tltty both trorn loc:-c~l c.> Itt~., .tnd i rom
~u\f'rnml!nt . funds to Communtt} Attton Progr ... m~ were
"'"~hccJ. tu"' d) the poor beg.Jn uttllltn)( tht.>m t~lf~t ttvf"-ly .,., c1
m••.tn> ut .t\\t•rl an~ thett K11C\'3n(t!ll .
The poor '-~re t~d by Kover nment, but n£•ver helpt!d to
rran~t:cnd po\lertv. They .. re kt.>pt dt>p~ndent Bu\tne~ ll
cttlt!mpt~ to achtevP whc1tc~er 11 cmagtnes 11s sdf-mterc\t to be
thtOUKh g~J\ernmcnt rtt~ulatton .tnd ~uppon. and be<:omes
dcpendl'nt. The mnJdlt•·class, through rl!ltdnet.• on <ountle!>\
f t:deral pro~o:rams trom atd to educauon to \O< tal security. are
rcru.Jcu .. -d t.lcpendent on .:ov~rnmcnt.
Hats tn the ring
EJch h!\t:l ot KO\Crnmcnt, an tiS own turn, tr<tn\lers the
Jcm<~mh ot J d<~•marv soc•cty Ufl to a htghN le\·cl. Power has,
b•!<ome com''"'' a ted, v~• hap!t bevond rcvPrW. at the n,Jtronal
lc•H"I. \\ e Me rc•movet.l I rom parlt<:tfMiton 10 dt><tston~ that
.tiii'CI our h~es. \\'(• .ue l.t(ed "'tlh a monolith ne.Jrl) too vc~st to
'u111 ept ualaLc. r emo~ cu tr om nur d,ulv llvt'~ and thcut:!lore
llllf~n tu~?h:vcnl '" tU )()Iutton\, .and yt•l •·vt•r more: c.tp.tble of
t'llt•cllng 1how •rrf!lcvo.~nt sulut•on).
P.utltiJJJitOII ttl !<011t•rnment <an he .J tt•w,ttdtn~ .tnd wll­
ur•lmtnH t'llflCiti•O£• ' Surh p.Hlt(tp.stton ~houlu bt> •• n.ttural
(00~1·'"\U•~nt r> ol hvrn~ lth.: <I) d tnf rl\UCI uf d soc:wty, a
lummuntt~. \1 th.Jl (JrHanac h•w•l, b .. tl c:ounty, c tty, or
n •rl(hhurht.mO, anc..ltVadual~ would tak • 11 upon ttwmwlvt> ~ 10
wl~ ·· tlwtJ o"'n 1>rohlcm~ c~s mernbN~ of u rurnmun1tv
ump .. trtron dnd con ·quent lt•t•lm~~ o1 t olat1on w<Juld be
rL'placcd b) coupt•r .tlt(Jn and thf' acc:cptanc•• olrL~ponstbalttv.
ProucJhon ~·d thott "ore!.:• wa~ tht: dau~ht •t dnd not th•!
mother ol t.l)o·n~ 1
AhcnoJtt(Jn hum control of uur lave~ r~ JU~ttfu•d to u~ by
wt:u!IY'~ c.;omph:••h ..tnd ,.,zc II !tOr acty t\ too cumplca: lor the
uadt\tducsl lu hd~ ShctPt: ltW\c d••ct~u.ln\ whu h all•·ct h1m,
~wrhdp; -.ot•cty t'> ~·mpl~ tuo c..Omplt•x Pioneer Log
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To Sports wr~ter ,
Tom Van Domelen.
\\ e want to thank you for your
soc1ally '>tgntftdmt article on the
dbsurdtt~ of women tn men's
'>POrts 'Nuhout your tns•ghtful
and !lenstllve perception of
women, we might have gone on
being m•'>taken about ourselves,
Th.tnk goodne ... s we have men
c1round to rcmmd U\ of our place
Although 11 Wd\ probably ob­
vtous to everyone before, 11 was
only through vour clear~cut,
rational .uguments that we
women .. aw that tl would be silly 10
think of our ... clves a\ anything but
homcmJkers. for we \ee now rhat
vou vtrile herot!'> are obvtou~ly the
onl) one ... thdt could carry the
torch of Jthlettcs wtth d1gn11y
Further, th.tnk you lor \l?tttng
:.tr<~Jght those of u~ th<il s1lly as we
mJ) be, had thought we had mov­
t!U p<t!tl the pha~e of half curler\
.tnd pa:.t~ls. fooli\hl~ . we h.1d
even hu~t?d you of :.upl!rtor
mustul.u abtltty mtght have hJt.l
the fores•Kht to get ucyond those
stt!rc•otype) , (!)pl'f'tdlly '>tncc the
unougmal repedtcd U\e ol thc~c
ha~ goHt>n ,.o dull. But tho~e
~>tereotypt!!> art• ~uch fun to revl!rt
to when une n•·clh to duck the
rettl I'ISUC),
Al.t'>, thdt hope WJ\ not to btt
H~dhted. But before Wf! return to
l hou'ltnM tln: <" olor' lor our nt••t
pol holder~. Wl' WJIII you to know.
we wuulun'a c.tll you a boy
blunder, "' (hattv t:hiJUVInt\1, an
agnor dmu:.. or lt;J'>PJ a I IIVtdl ~pori\
wut l'r-no, tndt•t•c.J, W(•' d mer•!IV
Ytl>t ount yuu .n .m .1\\,
) our nuw·humhled, obvtOU\ •n­
•~rtur ..
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Ed•tor on Chaef
Maru~gmg Edttor
Production Editor
Photo Editor
Compoar hon Editor
Buameaa Editor
Sporta Edttor
Art Editor .... IW..._••• •rAtwJ
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C.Nv.a" lim C.tlbtrl O.a~t H11u, I0'4~>ph l•r-.on 8111 MuRmur., Jo~nt' Rupp
Ot•ntl '"""K'.. O.avtd X,y~lrr, Pt·trtn Weuon
Compoellton .. W!·ndy lkC'no~fl• Po~ll(l' /t•nu-n, ~u~n Komori,
C. ~rol Moil\Urnur ... llubb~ 'lhi\~Hdo C .uhy 'llnNkOff't l\l1n Warhtt•r
Sportt .... I om Uo•rrwd Ktm (,m· ""II) )f huht Phil lwJh\, Tom
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Qt. IS~\\ "'"'"""" Holl Ro.:od, l'otll.ant! Urt•Ron '17.llq Prontt.,od ...,,.,.~Jyduring
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home I
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JMfl'fll
Dan
I left ho
! and h
I , homes
i drug),
1 butglat
my p<1r
had pd
Dt'TII
help yc
Advcn1
home.
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other,
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Bob Row~ !tl. Cooper
~""' Ht"ch
•eg Mirt-clu
~f!r Wood~
Ott'~
n L•nd,l~
PH•boldt
, BonnlP
, l".J M•r·
t.'bb, K~tn
lt'nl\,l)'nd ~
)~M Rupp,
n Komori.
rcr
lwo~h\ , Tom
l Nt"wr.c>mb
111 \o\ vrrl.1•r
Doul' lur,t
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M.D. lO
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lh!! VI\.'IN\ Ot 23 Octobor 1975
Sy van t erapy;
a arm of reform
Conrad Weuolhooft
Staff wrtter
/Ill' Cl.u.:k.rmJ\ WJ\ ,wilt-green
bt•loll\ rhl' porch Br/1, tlw
pJwtogr.tpiH>r ,,,.ppcc/ b.Jck from
tJS
Dennl\ )fJOkt•, I ran away from
homt.• lot' of ttmcs. The la!>t umc I
wa~ gonr. two week.,, My pdlent\
sruck me '" .a fo .. rcr home My
pdH'nl~ -"''couldn 't get tJiong
OJnJ pule••: I am 'lcventeen. I
left home lour or 11'11«! yc.Jrs ago.
dlld have lrved '" lwenty roster
homt·~ smn• I w.Js hec~v1ly 1nto
drug~. .md commiucd "orne
burglarac~. I dadn 'r gel .1long with
my p<uents. Yes • .JII of U\ here have
had parental problems.
Dt>nm}: You rnu'>t bl.! w111ang to
help your ... elf Th,u as why 'Youth
1 t\dwntu rc~· 1\ better th.m a fo!>ter
1 homl'. I ht!re are twelvt. boys here
I Wl' h.lvt" pledged to h<!lp each
otht•r, und our!>elvcc..
1 Tlw c.lmCr<J anc/ ttorebou/t
nr.lclt• tlwm nr•rvou~. Ot•nm' /It J
(;JJ(dfl'll t•.
The courtst!lor' dre mv lrten<J.,,
The\' hav{' dcgH!~ an psychology
Jnd ctH' voung • .Jnd easy to t.Jik to.
f.tch boy >pends a tual week at
'\ outh Adwnturc!>' befort.• he IS
,J(t:.cprcd or 'IICtocd. He t.Jiks wuh
t'\ er\'bo.)d)', and rhen we vote ham
tn. or out. to make 11 .tl homt> now. I tec•l 1
could gf't t~long okdy, There u~ed
to be lors or fnct1on. I d KO hom<·
Chmrm.t~ t1me .. nd bJrthddy!l, .1nd
th€' ~amc· old fnwon would crop
up I wanted to \ee my fraPnds, .1nd
my pdn•nt~ wanr~d me to st<~y
home It didn 1 work. Bur I f~el 1
could m.tke 11 now
I tJon '1 go to '>l hool lake thP
othe". A bus come., I'Vf>fyd.ty .tnd
ta~es the orher~ to Ort>gon City
H1gh School. I dropped out in the
dghrh grade. I u5.ed to work, but
yesterday I qurt. I wa~ a rook ar
Tasty Freeze. I'm lookmg for .1ny
ktnd ol work, I don't CMc, any
kind.
Say I bre.Jil: a rule. Sa}· I'm c.tughr
wath dop<!. In Mac.laren, the
reform school, lhey'd lock me up
Here, I'd be put on hmne·dtte~t.
not c~llowed oubide. In Maclc1r~n.
rhey'd boll me in my room 1hat
would be that Here, rhough con·
fined to the hou~e there would be
much interest tn determining why
I uroke 1hc rule.
Dan.1 led U\ tndoors. The btg
dming room W.t\ roo wc.trm, and
drnncr \mclh .. uu~cd from the
krrchcn. Twc boys were srrerdwd
comlortably on cllJir5, a gUitar
OPiwt•en rhem. Wl' all nodcled
IJJn<~ llowetl us a ht~clrooru.
1 wo bo} ~ I.J on 1 llc'll be<Js, cyCl
I m sorry no prctures of the boys"
Onn.' vuu .1re p.Jrt ul 'Youth
Ad~enrur~s·, you lave uy \t'i rules
Tht!~e arc tht• rule .. : no drugs: no
..alwhol: nu \(!~: hone .. ty, or
upcnne.,s, which we c Jll 'lcvd­
tnK'. m.t~ang 11 10 h1gh ~chool: and
lc~\t, rt:rognwng the are<ts 1n
h1ch we need to grow then
krng th..tt l(rowth ~.omt• about.
\\ hy no St!\ i I know ~I!)! t\n t
ron~. Bur wn\' not come ro !-:now
gul rn otht~r \\ay.,, likt! tJI"'"K·
ngm)( ldl'J~. uccorntng
I ttcod~. S•>m(!llml'lo K" l~o wall let
)lt·cr ''"h thl•rn 1Jcc.1use they
"' ru bl· raked, nul UCI;CJU~C they
kl' you. \V(• .uc cncour.,gcd I<)
l..tlk With t:;ul\, ,mti Jt'H!IOp
rumdshap\
1/ll' Utrt•C:Iur • •Ifill' on In tilt'
11. •• ~llllfll: wom.m \Vt• Jll
llflll'tl
) our d,,, lu lH· < horl..'·ht•lpcr.
l'lllll\. ..
lttl'f, ~US.! I\:
'It\ vour d.1y. C'mon ..
'I "' t.JII.:anj.t w11h thco;(• p(·opll'
lwn I'm rhroul(h ••
'll•l\ Ko, D••nna,,"
lit• It• II \u ''" .t\\ 1 ht• Cdmct.a.
"li,lvt') ou bct•n t.aktnl( rllciUft!lo
tht·s .. bo., l'' .. , .. 1'\.
'I' h tn !lorry, fl(.l J.IICtUI{!) ul I e
U0\1~ . ~UIW ,11 .tiJ "
"All rtKht "
IJiJild ,,okc I f•'t'l ltkt• I m .1blc ofJf"fl Then~ ,., ere pmrer) Lrtt' \ d
Bummer, LI/P\ .J Brtch, fr.Jnk L.Jp·
fJd, f.1'Y Rl(./er. /J\1.''·
\-\'e Jc•, .... ,c.lt•d 10 ,1 I.Jr~c· room.
wll/1 um• ,,tit~ .JII giJ" tor Vtf'wmg
the riVf'f; J li\I!IUI fC)Illll, \\llh
wlevi~toll, "er~hf room l'ttUII'·
nwnt, bldck bu&m} .antl c h.trr'
Ol'llfll) \\ "' qwetl) po/t)/ung rlu•
I.Jbleh
\Ve m~t·t hert:. Thr .. 1swhcre wt>
hJve uur encounter )(')Saon~. c~nd
dtst us~aons !>omcuml.'s "e 1.1n:
..tbour .1ngt•r. or lni[HU\"tng
relaltOn) \\ tlh p;uents, or g1vang up
drugs, or problem~ m ~lhool.
I he p ychologlt.:JI tools \\t' u~e
.trt.· Cl''>t.lll, P~)t hudr.tm.J 1 rcahry
thcaJ~\. peer grou~ ~upport . In
other ~\OHh, we 1.111.: horw tl}
.1houl our problt:ms .
\\~: ..tho J.;,•t•p journal I don't
lt~t' Wlltrng, I'd rnuch r,alht•t r••Ju,
rhou.:h I'm not ..t b1g ru.lcJ,•r. I've
,,•,ul ~unw ul the C,l\ten • .lll.J
buolo. '• .tnJ \\>OW Ill''> t;>, Dem1.1n
W.J\ ~re.Jt ~ nw i,I\OIIIt.: tlc'i,c.
11111 ttt•t•d••rl uc•\.' 1w rur••• Out­
•111•·. 1 k11 kt•tl lt!.J\ t'.!o \dul .. Ire
.JIJ~/r•tf, IIJIVWtf, /rr•••/
"Tho)c ~U\~ h.ni .1 )ld<'\o\lllk clo·
4UCflC t.:. ..
.. Mun: than •• 'loade\' .tlk clo·
qu•·IH ·:· H1ll \.tul
\\ ,. duubt:cl 111ro lilt• \ ulvu
It \\ ,,\ .J r.mc/J bouH-. 1\1111 lu~
lrt•t•• ·""' ·' (1\f'( Ptoneer Log
Ctndy Boker
Stefi writer
Demonstr<.~tion time! It's not
often that Porrl;md musrerc. up a
!lOOd demonc.trdiiOn but thP.re
~hould be on" ronate.
Rod «!feller\ downtown at rhe
Hthon.
An hour late, I c:rurse by the
Hilton -no p•·ople -JUSt a tew
cops.
I turn rfown 6th weet and rherc
they att•. Chanting, dancing,
StHnW.tvlng; .1 mas~ ol movang
people on the srdewalk ctcross
trom the Halton ballroom and a
row ol shtny-buttoned cops and
~"curary agents.
I o (and a parktng place an down­
town Portl<tnd on" F nday eu•ntng
r~ hi! II. I end up parl;ing e1ght r dinv
block~ .tway. Walking last through
tht• mtermtlldnt d11ule I'm soon
wuhtn heanng d1stance.
It's a fme beat Stepping in rime
• md <~lreddy '>nappmg my linger~ 1
walk <~gam~t 1 he ·don't .... alks''.
R1ght under the evt~ ol Portland's
lmcsr. One good thing <~bout not
lookmg like a r<Jd1cal. I mdy feel
.thenall~d but I sure get hassled a
lor lr·~s th<tn my comrades.
The lirst people I recogn•ze arc
my bl:!st traends Elaane and her
daughter Su~.:m. Su5an IS the only
•~rght year old I kno~ who san­
gumel)· obs •r.,es O\'er breakrast,
"RockelelletiS a murderer . I don't
know wh~ anvonc would want ro • play an a bdnd tor h1m."
The throbbmg chant reverber­
dtang blocks awa\' 15 "POWER TO
ftl[ PlOPLE·YlA " punctu.ttcd by
.t clrnched hsr 1abbed 1nto the Jlt.
\\ c ..trc d.Jn<:rng around a crowd­
ed oval shoutrng dnd fla1hng our
.Jrm~
POWER, POWER TO THE
PEOPLE
'CAUSE THE PEOPLES
POWER
IS GETTIN STRONGER
BY THE HOUR
Th1~ ~md of ~dlhermg is great
for ~cepang tn rouch "ath 1 riends.
J\cro'!>S the eml·(lfde I see Den·
01~. We wor~cd together on the
farmworker~ ho\ con. I haven't
~ ·en hlfn suu.;e wt> spent 17 hours
h·mg on the b.1ck of a h1ppie \'an
on the w.1y to the Uf\\ convent1on
10 fresno.
,\ ~hout l<~ter, I'm hugged trom
behtnd It's l.Jura, .1nd alumn1 ot
LC ~h~.; ·~ worJ...mg wuh the
\1\ omen ~ R ~ource Center rn
northc.J!>I Porrland. I prom1-,c to
drop b}' onthttollo·Mng \.\onday.
THE PEOPLE UNITED
WILL NEVER BE
DEFEATED
THE PEOPLE UNITED
WILL NEVER BE
DEFEATED
I'm bcgmrung to ~el.ldJuStt•d 10
the p.tc • .1nd ~ound. There are a
lor ot pl."ople ht!rc. Th\1 Eugene
c(.l.lhttun people frorn thP. con­
l..t(l t;.cntt!r, u lot of \\omen. The
~•JCidlt~t Worker~ · P,ut) r notcdl}
dO cnt, ''He , I ~urc don't 'lee an)
l rot'> here " The) don't '!>Upport
dt•rnon~tr.tlton • the)' don't
urg.tnatc ohdaut)' •~n't tn therr
\ u .thul.u).
I he str .ught ~wuple ,tf\• torccd
ru "Jik 1hrou,.:h the JcmonstrJ­
t'""· l ht·~ :~~t.tnd our bv rhcu drc~~
..tnd oi.J, rou .. dt,coml•lrt , lturrymg.
thP) s< u lllc pd'>t u-,.
~Uilll' ()l.'Uple ,tit.' If\ 111g IU ~pe.J J.
O\ f'r 1 he bullhorn. 1 ht:{ H' J)!.an);
U) w :,l.md ~1111 .md l"tt!n It\
r.111Hnt¢ h.rrd nm\ •Jll.wac .md I \II
do\\ n undt?r 1 he oveThang o1 .t
~llll l'
ltlUJ)It.• Ul I L undNt;r.td~ \J)
ht•llu I\~ -.c ·n 011e bc1or•:. al thl!
I ortii.Jt:nwn If .tlroq \\ c marvt: at
t'.H .. h other, \\Q~'Ii • ..an L<. )tULJC'nt
\\ ho\ polatu;..1lh ln-..ulvet.l ~0'-h, 1
duln 't rc.llu.c .
fht• Jll'otJic un Int.! pt!dker~qUit trytng to talk. We're back ro dan­
dng :Jnd ~hou11ng.
DOWN WITH ROCKEFELLER
ATTICA MURDERER
l'le)!t ro m•; a dr un~ wtt h pap~r~
bdg,wd boltll! IS try1ng lO Start ;a
rtght Nobody's taktng the ba11.
Evcrvbodv's uytng to ~eep &tllngs.
"cool"
A gu, come~ up .md hands me a
paece of pdpcr. Street Sheet -
Rockt!lcll~r Demonstratton. h
CJrrtcs such handy mfo <~S: ''don't
r.cJfry .1nyrh111g you don'r wanr 10
~hare wllh tlw pol•ce (ill.:c drugs,
audrCSSC5, prtvcJIC pJp~rsf' and "If
you do ger arre,ted call our vour
name .so lhdt orhen Qn wr•te ''
U(.IWn (so fego~l help CdO be
arr.mged)'' I'll hdve to keep this
lor future relerence.
We can't hear the spr:akers. 1
JUSt sat dnd crowd-watch the still
moving protestors. Shoes are
ctl>our alii Cdn see-h1ktng boot~ •
IMIIh shoes and mocc.1sm types.
All,ue topped by f.tded blue )ean~
or wornour cord~.
Pill recalled
Di.ana Willis.
Guest Writer
H._•re arc .t It!\\ important items.
.md Jn\wer~ lo vour questions:
Ill Modicon
Thf:' Onho Pharm<tceutical
Comp.my h~n announC •!d that
"iom,.. orthcar product "Modrcon''
rna) not conr.un .u much cstrogl!n
as pre~cubed .1nd thcretori! rna}
be les> t!HeC:h\'C I han ul!lieved.
r he) are a k111g anyonl! tdloang lhrs
product to c.om.uh thcu doc1or
ammcdlatel~ ror a replacem~nt
produCt c~nd ro turn m am lett
o'er p1ll'\. Let U\ knO\\ 10 Student
Health af you drt! one of these
f)COple
#2 Save those recetpts!
Our nC\\ h•!ahh m~urance plan
ga\CS S25 deduet1ble CO\crage .
Th1s mectns that each student w1ll
pay the tarsi S2S each vear of
medu :-.~1 exp~n .; • tndudmg
rncdacanc, lab tests, do~.:tors ap­
potntmcnrs. etc. After the ltrst S2S.
rhc ansur ..tnt..e pa)~ .til c~pen'le<. up
ro Jboul SJOO total and 811 , of
mo~t c-.pcme) over thai. )O, save
all m~<.hc.ll ret e1pt . ,\ttcr the)'
tor,,l S25 lor the y "<Jr. end them
an to the m~urance company along
\\lth a da1m forrn lor an) later
··~pen ~!> (CI.um lorrn:, are
av<ulahlc 10 the tudent Heahh
Set VICC,)
How old should you be before
you cut down on cholesterol?
I he be t t:\ ulcnce no" .l a•lable
(thru lhP Frarnmgh.un SlUd))
'l' •m:,lo mdiC•uc the earlte t .. 1gns
c11 .trtcrau'>clctO\r!., rhe "harc.lcnrng
ot the .utcrl•:os" 10\0hcd an h~art
.tlt,rlk~. ~pp •,JI ~tarung Hl rncn 1n
the mau-teem Jnd an · ... oman in Page 3
w~ hear d b.md and " lot o(
norse. Rushtng down ro the corner
wP.'re roo late to see anythtng . fhe
con~Pns us rs, Ro<:ky's splsr and
rhat's the t.tH•well.
COPPER IN CHILE
COFFEE IN BRAZIL
AND TO KEEP THEM ALL
ROCKY S GOTTA Kill
"Remember, no .mesrs are an­
IICrpcued. BccausP. of pohce
p.tranora auer .tUacks on Ford -
don'r J)rovokc lhem. Also -le~vc
together wh1le there arc still
war ness~."
I goc thosP. • got to get nd
of the
capitalist system blues
They'll do anything for
profit.
haven't you heard the sad
news?
We've got to tum it over,
it's no doubt
Capttalism JUSt won't
work out
I got those-got to get nd
of ••.
rhe mtd-to-late awcnt1e~ Sance
decreased cholesterol m your d1et
rs recommend,..d to slow down 1he
de~elopment or anenosclerosas.
collE-ge ts a good tame to start
tryang to cut down on certa1n
foods.
The recommcndauons now are
to cut down on anmlcll fat~ b) (1)
using pure 'cg <>table oils and
margJnnes tn ft!.ld of anrmal fats
and buner. (2} dnn~rng low lal or
dam msrcad of whole m1lk, (3)
catang lean mealS mslead of lall
ones-unlonunatel) th1s ts
someumes e:~~pensa\'e (4) usmg
mort: ch1cken and f1 hand less red
ml!<lt, and (5) bro1lmg and balung
IOStead Of fr~tnK. Also an egg yolk
c.ontarns about JOO mg oi
cholesterol: the max1mum da1l)
Intake ot cholesterol should be
250 mg. o ,,·s best 1f )OU eat onl)
l'\1\0 eggs a week and use egg
sub mutes \\hcrever possible.
What is the "mini-pill?"
The term "mrnr-pall" refers to a
t}pc or oral contracepu .. e whtch
<.:oncaans onlv the hormon
progestt!rone, compared to the
u~ual oral contrdcepm es w h1ch
con1a10 bO\h estrogen and
progt.-srerone. Smce most of the
'iCIIOU' rde effectS ot oral con­
lrac:eptive-s (e.g .• blood clots) are
apparent!\ related to C\trogen.
the mmi-pill " good lor "omen
who shouldn't take e ttogen
\\here combm.won palls upress
O\ ulat1on, mant-plll~ '"'ork b .. • malr..­
ang the cer ac.sl mucu~ hosule to
~perm and the utt.>rtne hnang un­
eHm The oil en result u{m :gular
bleed1ng or no bleedmg at all .and
ofler about 9~ protcchon com­
pare<.! to almo t 100' wllh \.Om·
baned palls.
The Epi ... copal Church In vue) ~ ou
T ue,da) h cntn~'
7:00pm
Ch.tpl'l meeting roorn
luchan t. fello" htp. Fun
Op~n to All ... 23 October 1
P•onee .. r~L:O~A:_ ______________________ ~===--------------------------
~P~eg:•~4~-------------------------------------------- _
Dr. Deery:
• • • •
Ron Stari(er
Staff wnter
~e maY be entermg an era
analogou to that of <.olumbu, ,
However tolumbu-; wa' e,plor­
lng a fimte world, v. hile rhe area
~otudied by the physic1st is nearlv
1nfimte.
One l>Chool of thought
h)pothesizes that the mat..eup of
the atom ttself ma\ be inlinrte \'\e
could reach a pomt m our tuturt
where we find we ha"e frnalh
touched the end ot our umver~e
on I ro d1sco' er that tt i<> a small
~peck on the edge of a larger
um~o e,....e. Php10 prote~sor Dr.
Robert Dee" doelon'l e>.pect that
to happen. b\ <Hl an'"c' '" rommunic.ltlnn.,.
1 hl' mcdi.l ol todJ\ .lllo\n tell ow
.. ut•nt•'>t' .uound thl' v. orld the
opportuntt) to be '" comtant
touch with de' t>lopmcnl\
Tht>H' ,lf ,. tour t..md~ ot mter dl
uon' 1n ph\ 'ks: d )trong (nuclear}
~lectromagneuc (Cht!m1call v.:eat..
(bt?t.t dl~.l') and .sra\ltat!on.
ttcmph to un1h t\., o tnter acuons
have rc,uhcd 1n theori~" that look
l1kt.• , ou mu'>t bnnR 1n the other
DO
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blacl. hoh~' 10 JMl ,, .m· tmport.mt
10 trllpl.11n1n~ l.'lt•nu•nt.sr\' par11~ lt.!'>
~ynthtN' 1twlf pcrhr.1p' \hould not
be the ttoal but lll\t\'•ld be .1llowed
to on ur .,, ,, b~ produt I I rom
rewr.11 t h.
Future; irwt>nuon' w1ll rc,ult
from d<'wlopml'nh "' ... olld \tate
ptw .. •c' yet Or. Oe~r~ dol·~n 't Clt
pect dr.1st1C (nang~) to onur. The
market wrll d~termmc what
change'> take plact.: T\-., that <ne
complete!~ packaged mto a thm
~creen and lJO be hunK on the
v. all, new )tructUtrJI materials, new
.uchuectur Jl de.,igm •• 1nd super
mintatun· appliance'> arc all likely
occurrence ...
Where we put our money will
determ1ne our drrecuon At pre­
~ent the government ~~ locu~tn~
on energy con~umption In future
decic,1on<- men in government
hold a tremendouc. re~opomtbility.
5ome .. denti'>l\ '>peculate that 15
percent ol our population w1ll
produce the total goods .md '>er
vice.:. requ1red by the whole n.l·
tion. Due to thi'> we w1ll need At present, ~cience 11o e11pandrng
into rhe in\lestigation ot area!>
couched in language once
rhought to be outside the realm of
.. cientific inqurl'). Some )c1enttsts
are daring to formulate questiom
dealing with subJects such as
parapsychology A good elt.ample
ot rhi~ h the study ot L rt Gel her
~nd hi~ p)) chic power'> .Jt 5tanford
Univef\ity. The problem '"' olved
v.ath th1~ sort or re~earch ~~ for­
mulattng question~ which ade
quatel) test the phenomena yet
do not di~rupt rt. ::::: projecb whrch don t produce
::::::::. good~. We c.1n only u~e ~o much
Information m the tield of
phvsic. i~ progresstng at a tremen·
dou<> rate, while obtaanang
publication 1s becoming 10·
creasingl'i harder. In the past most
ph) ~icim felt responsible to
glance through the bulk of the
publications in a field, yet roday 1t
i\ not a feasible prospe<l. Our
ad~ancement tn the accumulation
of knowledge IS further magnified
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• ••••••• :::.::: and after that too many bndge\, ........ :::·::: bu1ldmg ... and car'> become a • •• burden. The ~pace program, 1n
th1s ~nse. 1s be~t justified not b)
the ~pin off of productc, it ha:> given
soc1ety but 10'\tead bv the
meaningful ~xp~nence it has
provided people who worked on
1t. It i!> through project!> such as this
that engage people in all walks of
hfe that are neces~ry to our future
socrety.
)'lng ra1n vs. m
Dan Compton
Staff writer
"Musically, Portland is pretty
rtpe for something to really
happen." -Cal Scott, guitanst and
trumpet player of the Portland
group Moonstone . The two-year·
old band is e~periencing the dif­
ficulty of playing all-ongmal music
10 a local sening Scott talked
about the Portland mus1c scene
and its relation to Moonstone's
future.
Do you think Portland allows
for bands to be original?
No. Well, certainly they'll allow
you to be onginal, but nobody
makes any money who doM.
Nobody's really gone about it
qurte the right way. Sunnyland
Band made it tor a long time, sort
of su~ta ined themselv~ . and they
were real fine player~ and really
n1ce people. But they just finally
burned out; the)' weren't getting
anywhere.
People think tho1t !~Ometh1ng has
to come from out of town for rt to
be really good. We'd probably
have more success playtng
somewhere else because we
would be from out of town. you
knowl There has to de\lelop .t
local ~nse of cohes1on. We have
to figure ou1 how to get a local
record company or a loal record
market going. Some people have
started to do rhat; Cary Ogan and
8•11 Lamb have done 11 reasonably
SUC(e)Sfully.
People ha\le to get u!oed to
l1stenang 10 local people on the
loa I radio stations and supporung
local people. Do you think Arbuckle Flat
Coffeehouse is a good thing for
the growth of Portland's music?
It s th«: only place that younger
people can go. Well, there are
some or her places like the Extt and
Mountain Movmg, but acoustical­
ly Arbud leis the best. And we've
had succ~s there wath pulling
reasonabl) ' ~oized crowds. We
alway., hcwe d good tame.
Are you gomg to start playing
more? Lately 1t seems that you
haven't been plavlng as much as
you did before
No, we haven't, We w1ll when
the club~ will book us. and when
we can play in )rtuatrom where
we're not ~upposed to be a dance
band
Do you have a hard time get,
tang JObs like that?
Ye.th. There <1re two or three
factor~ why 11') difficult. One is the
Jlature of the place: second i'> how
much they can pay us ... because
we're a pretty large band and
we'vt> been worktng for not nearly
u much as we should be pa1d.
We're dotng almost exclus1vely
ortgtnal matertal, or music by
friends of ours, so as a result h
take ~o people., while to ger famrliar
with •t. 10 get clo\e to the musk
What we really intend to do is to
~el up regular concert\ at college~
and high ~chools and wherever
else wet C<~n, and try to build <t
lollow10g of pt:ople.
If we're ~ucc:essful10 do1ng thctt
them (wt• would have ctn dUdJence
mJ all tht! crtu~ and town-. '" the
Northwest that hdvc coll~ges or
~1milar commun1tars. We're look­
mg for r.mall hall~o thilt sectt thre~
hunc..lrt'd to srx hundr~d people
and that have good acou\tiC. ... We broke even on the Lewi'> and Clark
concert. We drdn t do our P.R.
very well; there were JUSl ~oome
muc-ups and ~tuH .
If we did a two or two-and-a­
half hour ">how, 1f it was really well
organized and if we sold out. we'd
make more money than we mdke
in tavern~ and we'd have a much
better time. Bur it's JU!>t a matter of
time learnang how to do that
There art~ a lot of people tn th~
metropolitJn Mec1 who would
really l1ke our band but they don't
so to taverm
Whet
taverns? · the I.S situotion . 10
Oh, 11 s pretty much rock and
roll or bluegr as' II wits beer The
band~ are hardly ever the focus ol
allentton . The dub'> are u~ually
not d~igncd in a wc~y to fac1lhatc
pc~ying attention to them. How
succe~~ ful you arc and how much
money you make in tavern~
depend ~ dtrectly on how many
brarn celh you ran de'>troy in a
night.
It's dtrectly rrlated to rhc beer
sc~les that you drCJw in. If you
become a ~UCU!\'>f ul trJvern br.1nd,
the reason you're 'une .. ,ful h
because c:lub ownt-r' know th<il
when you plc.~y , c1 lot of people cHC!
gotng to come t~nd thcy'rr• gorng
to drtnk a lot of beer We vc ht.~d
~ever e~l tctvcr n ownt>r., \.ty. "You
guy'> are my favortte b<Snd, llovt• to
listen to you guy.,, but pt•oplt• JU\t
don't drrnk vt.•ry much wtwn you
play, ~o I C<~n' t r.1flord to hirP. you."
t-IP.Ip W,Jntf'd • light hou~ekt:Pp·
1 in g. coukmg, anc..l c htld <. • .u e ior LC
pruf•~ ssor. 2:00-7:00, Mon. thru
f "· $2.25 per hour MulOt h.tvt• own
tr:an~portat1on . Call Prot. t oltwtK.
244-1161 ur 6 !&-7000. ~
hi there. tolk'i. •
K1rk Cooley
Stoff writer (?)
the rea,on th(•rt• w,t) no fORii.INC.. AROUND IJo,t we~~
bec.Juw Bobby-top·dog Rowe d1dn t like It recl'>On envuK,,
~uppose
thl' rN<ion he d1dn't like.~ it, ol courw, ~~that ht> thanks he.,
(,00 enough t>nough, enough ..... (Rowe knows damn
that 1 m god GOD.)
last week 1 told you .1bout th~ Rl( l BOWL. tough forks, 11'~
good place
thl'> week 1m gotnt( to tell you .1bout <.REPE FAIRE I
enough?/ CREPE r AIRE i) a faar pl.Jce to eat crepe~ (you
gomg to be 1nundared with c.:heap pum through-out)
not only are their uepe'> 1.1ir they art.• ~xcellenr their -;a lads
excellent theu 'oup-o t-th~: day ,., (w.t'>) eltcellent they
home-made bread they h .. IVe lovely wa1trt>., .. e~ (1 notrce th
lil..e that lolksl they h.wc lovl'ly chin.J·ware. the
mtere~ting teapot~ 1've ever ~cen 1 mean wow, man
i .,,lw thr'> one thdt Wcl~ m.ld(" out of c1 tree no fOrk
clttually, 11 w.1~ made out of ·l ,(iced up tree, d'>l'>atd. rt was a
interesttng te..Jpot. (no, 1 do nor tclke drugs) (really),
• . th~ general atmo .. hcrc "one of extreme well. there is
one type of person th.lt frequent\ the CREPE FAIRE there
grandmothers m there rubbing 'houldl'r\ w1th freak .. there
~trans rubbing he.tds. what you wall 1 lake placec, whtue no
feel" out of place
the general decor 1s mtc.>rc'>ttng. it'~ 10 a building that 1s C11\1at1'
1nto )ever a I d1fferent enterpme'> by clsort ot hard wood r att
t..no~ that doesn't mal.:e .. en'le. but nenher doe .. the realrty
well. it s !>Ort of hard to expldin. but it I'> unu\u<~l. there h a
shop in the building there and a clothe~ shop, and an a 1uo•
shop and there h the tREPE FAIRl
the buald1ng where the CREPE FAIR~ is 1s on 2nd '>treet
across from the Sc~turday Market when it's m ses'>ron, 1f
Market 1s not m ~e)ston. it\ on ';econd, two block" rhe
s1de of Burmtde
What are Moonstone's long
range goals?
What I'd like to do w1th the
band is similar to whar Pentdngle
did. They played thi'> completely
umque music ... they didn't really
venture too far away lrom e~c1ctly
what thev Wdnted to do, but they
d1d rt, tlnd they did 11 vcry <.on
"'tently and very well They could
go into a c11y the si1e of Portland
dnd ~ell out a hall that !.eat'> t1
thousand ro fifteen hundred peo­
ple . do a very good show, and
everyone had a great ume Therr
.1lbum ~ were never million ~elle r
ctlbums, bur they sold enough of
them to ket:p dotng wh,u they
wanted to do • mus1
Ult1m •• tel~ thl• po-.n1on
to be 111 w1th the band,., to
to du .1 tuur t1 yc:>dr ..tnd c1n
yct~t o~ml rnr.1ke a l1v.tble
we could '>l'll .t hundred t
copws ot ct relord eH'ry
con-.r'>lently. r.1nd do a
about twent'ti '1tte' "'"~'
cour e of two.month'> or
do 11 1n a vNy org.Jnlled
relaJtcd. 11crv hone .. t wJy,
the ktnd of '>llUcltton we'd
l'llllOnvtnceJ thtlt II we
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got enough 101t1al P R. a
tnbution 'o that n would gN
peopk. th.u we· d be able
wh.tt we w.mt tO do It· S.Ju"t
to the tool ... 11\ c;o cxpen.,
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Rt•ady-for a Halloween extravagan-
1 tht• hke of which this school hasn't !>een
the move from Albany.
he plaw: Stewart Co·Op. All-school
votth your pleasure guaranteed . be it
-bobbing or whatever Watch the
~ for poster~ wh1ch will appear as if
r~1u,cd by dcmom, g1vtng ominou., war­
ol tht~ monumen tcJI event Mas­
Jdt•IS welcome: 1n fac.t a costume ir;
""" nl't t'\~ary. .
fll\1; yoUI )WCCIIC.
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11 t1mt tu take a serious look at TM?
nscendontal Meditatlon-Mahari!>ht 's
hod for unfolding full potent1al.
.uu)~n 1t' an accc•pted practtct,> lor self­
vclopml•nt TM " more than a popular
1o ~pen t! money (..omc with quesuom
till' f R~ L mtrodut.tory lecture.• tonue at 7
tht• Gr.tY room. I emplcton .
r.lmJ Jo,er .. .tnd you too v1vian, don't
~ The CuoJ \\'oman ot s~rzuc~n in fir
novo \.onv~n1entlv located in the
'"""nt .t<:rO\\ tht! road from Hartzleld
m•~sion ~~ fret• to L(. '>ludenl~. so c.tll305
.~,k lor rt '>ervatton~ Jnd ho"' to g~t
' 1c Ju~t ,, piC'd\.Jnt walk through rhc
,.,, noV\ rhrough SJturday. You cuue.
cp next T'hut .. d.ay ntght open for Evans
'"'"''~'1urn , ·" ~0~ A pre.,enh The
c k ut Nor n• IJ.Jme .1nd Spmh of
lJc·.uJ. two btggtl'' of the .,ilent genre A
·ctJI trl'.lt lor the night bdore
llowt'l'll •Hld S 1 no-le .. s.
..... -, 'itr~nuou '> nocturn<ll ..tctivity cJn be
fur fh•t• "' Stdmm dunng the lr l•quent
D.ml ml( Sl')"on~ . ~aturday at 7 lor
~1<11m t•, \ ou only go .1round onCl' in lite,
)·ou got to gr .tb lor Jll the gu,to you Coln
GET A JOB!
(•lfHI 'oCinlt' lllOIW\ · .1nd 1 ltl \!tht
m vuur '>JMH' llllW t .111 2331
Philosophy Corner Don t forget, the Amertcan School of
International Management comes ro LC
tomorrow T .tlk to Fogdall at ext 525 or go to
•25 m the New Office Building for an
dppomrment .
Next Week '~ BISTRO has got to be a
w1nner \potlighung Uranus (yoo-ray' -nus).
a local get-down group that might even
have ~ome fam1har faces. Check out
Uranus at Bl\trO in Stamm. Wedne~day at9.
Talks on "The Rehabilhy of Scrtpture" will
be conducted by Or Ralph Alexandtr
tomorrow n1ght at 7 30 ill the Chapel;
Saturday by Mo1she Rosen at 10 a.m., Dr.
Duane Dunham at 1 p m, and Dr. Larry
Hurtado at 10 p.m .. all in Evans. Rap ses\ion
in Evans at 3. Be there or be square.
That very same" day LC's bmtling Pioneers
take on College of Idaho at the enemy field.
They could use ~ome \uppon game~ide at 2.
so grab your frilo\and \IX dnd make it a day.
When you get back from College of I the
day won't be over. for JUSt aero~~ the R1ver
at the Coliseum (take 1-5 and follow rhe
s1gns) the Portland Tra1lblazers attempt to
outshoot Phoent'X at 8
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1 o ~ome people the word BIKE mean'
nothtng more th..tn a company that mal..es
j}thlettc. <.uppon~r' and the like. Tho)e
bl!ttcr 1nlormed can h..t\l! a chancl! to grab
ddventurc .1nd po~'iibly lame, b) par­
ltt'lp.lllng in the 1976 Bil.:.cc.entennial as
Tour leader,). There arc tour' varv1ng trom
12 to 8~ da)~ on the Trail, co,ering up to
4500 miles ot t\mem:a\ "cenic and
htstouc-.ll rcgton.. "t ou get lodgtng, tood.
Jnd ... ~mall d.1ch c pen~l' allow.1nce. Jnd
hch! t\ th~ C"Jtl h: the )hort cleW> ou mu"t
talo.c cn~t' S75 .md tndudc) tn~trucuon' tn
,.lll!tv. rcpatr. ~roupd}'namte.":\ , ~peoa.l cJm­
pint; ,uul btktn~ tc<:hntqu(·~ oJnd 111'>1 aad­
'>Orl ol like 1 oll1ng R,t\.' .. t
Fot into wr1l1' BIKECENTENNIAL '76.
Box 1034. Missoula. MT 59801.
Ull I ,lfl't blf•,tl.. ,1 bllUitll'l \\'llh yulll h.lll-'
nth flU HIJitl'l hnw h,lftf \IIU lr) t.iut•
'1, CHill' 11\)ttft• tht• \loll k , I olll ht•l'(t'
d '""' lh.tt nmtlw1 ,tp.ul. Dun't \\Oil\ . v 1' 111ur1' 11.1v~ . l>ot\ld ·\m.l,•r'>Uil of thl' lo..ort•,\ link
C ommith.'l' 1n \an f 1 Jllti')CCl will gtH" .l
lt•nu1t.> \\tth ,Jidt•'> tn 'dt'W.Ut Lounge on
IIJur"J,n. onobw 10 .at J•JO p.m on
.. , h~.· Human RtKhh ~ ll\Wmcnt 1n South
Kou•.t " 11.1\ td h,, .. >ludn•d the human
n).:hh mm t.>ntt•nt. tht• lor m~ of oc1al
, h.mgt•, Jml rht-. pL•ople ,tnJ \ ultuH' ol
lo..tHt•.t "' Jo~piln .tnd Korc.t \tnCc lq72. He
h.t> p.u t 1\ tp.ttt•d "' nun-\ 1uiNH tl .umn~
\\ url;. .. ht~p"' "''1 ul.. \ o .tnt! t ltr O!>htmil. o1m
h,1., ht•t•n .11 ll\ 11 Ill '>Up pur I \")I tht• \Quth
li:uH•.tn hunl.ln 11Kht~ muH•m(•nt .
• The Outside World
To go plac~ . I mean really go places, you
need a Tri-Met monthly pass or ticket book,
for sale at the Info Desk tor SH and $3.50
respe<tivety . See the lnfoperson about lhis
de.tl. _
At the Portland Art Museum this week:
More films by Bogart ~nd Of'\on Welles:
tontght. Beat the Devil and Compul$ion,
respectively . Saturday The Caine Mutiny
and The Tnal. Then Sunday night Bogart's
The Barefoot Conte.s5.J and Welles' Chimes
at M•dml{ht (Falstaff). The price is only S1.50
with a uudent cJrd: call 2.26-2811 for t1mes.
The Lasr Meettng of the Knighu of the
Whrte Magnolia is currently playing at the
Portland Civic Theatre, 1530 SW Yamhill.
That's exactly what you watch, the lasr 1962
meeting ol a dying underground organiza­
tion in the deep South. Th1~ productton ,
which will continue unt1f November 22, is a
prelude to its Broadway run th1s comtng
)eason, produced by Robert Wh1tehead (A
,\f.m for All Seasom. The Prrme of Mis!> }e;~n
Brodie. etc.). Plaved Thursdays thru Satur­
days at 8:30 p.m .. the price is S2.
Alade Joiner will give a talk on the
progre .. s ol the revolution in Afnca on
Wed Oct. 29 at 1:10 1n the Pl.m Howard
lounge .
Sunday night en)O) a Pops Concert at the
Crvte Auditorium 2nd and S.W. Cia). Play­
ing is the Oregon Symphony at 8, and u may
be difficult to obtatn a ticket. Concerts
Lovers of the unusu.:sl; purveyors of same
can be found at Arbuckle Flat ton1ght tn the
persons of Richard Burke and Gene Roach.
The gammick.s : gu1tar and dulc1mer. yes
dulcimer-you haven't heard music t.ke
this in years. Sl, performed from 9 ro 1.
Arbuckle i} at 1532 SW Mornson . For a
prelude try Hamburger Mary's at Park and
Broadway . •
The Civic Auditonum boasts Henry Man­
cini and Sergio Mendes tomorrow mght in
an expensive but no doubt entenatntng
show, at 7:30 and 10 p.m. Prices are S8.SO.
S7 .50, and S6.50 and rickets are still avatlable
at the box office. Call 226-2876 .
A., promised. Saturday ntght features
Eugene Fodor, rhe winner of rhe
Tchaikovs~y International music compcu­
rion. He is the first American to wm s1nce
Van Cliburn's ivory bash. Fodor has had the
key to the city ot New York given to h1m;
the Go"ernor of Colorado declared Eugene
Fodor Day (his home to.,.n is Turkey Creek.
Colorado--son of a starched-<:ollar lohn
Denver). Let's bee it~ Gene has had h1s
~hare of the laurels.
S6. SS. or~ will buy you a sur lor Fodor's
Saturday mght Civ1c Auditonum
appearance, and you can make the deal at
the Box office.
No. the rumo~ v.-eren't wrong! There
reall~ is an all-breed dog show'" the exhibit
hall of Memorial Coliseum. Just truck over
betvoeen 10 and 6 on Saturday or Sunday to
)e~ the Muns Magnificent.
We'll Blast Your Eyes! I am remmded of a retinal exrravaganza vo hach dilated m ·pupils
la)t Sundd) at OMSI '~ Kendell Planetarium The show &S Heavy Water, a 1_1ght hoYt from
San Franc1sco that 1 well v.-orth the S3 adm•ss1on. There are actually three d1tferent shows:
~foog 1 whrch ended Sunday, Pipe Dreams runmng this week. ~nd lllumin~uons 1n •3-0•
)tarting Wednesda)" The $hOw is musical, h)•personic, cosmic and vibrant.
Tontte at 8 and 9:.30; Fnda)' 9 & 10:30. Saturday-Sunda) 7:30, 9, 10:.30, and I LOVE IT! Call
248-5900 for reservation s.
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VAN
LEN
By Tom Van i>omelen
Happinc~os ·~ having your own ports column.
Unh.Jppincsc; t\ hdving 97.3% of the LC femcJie population
1.nt: your guts.
As 1 walked the cdmpu~ la~ot Thursdav , I wondered what the
tion to my awcle on women m men s spom would be. My
!look wa~n t opumt'ittc, but nPvenheless I wac; cunouc; as to
~nw people would be affected l:: pecially rhe gtrls.
So in my typtcal <,traight forward, to the point, go-for-11
ton, 1 approached a gtrltn the Trail Room. She wa~ decked
in over ails dnd army boot!> which collaborated ternftcally
th her ktnky red hem. With my fake moustache and Brttt~h
•ra•~" cap, I .mempted to look .md sound as much like John
non as pos!ttble
'Excuse me Mum, but dtdja happen to read that bloody
~oPt'P by that bloody wmer tn the bloody school paper?" Smcc
)IO<>OY wa~ the only Bnttsh adv• rb I could thmk of my cover
alread~ consptcuou'>, but lul'kily she went along with it
"What article, who ue voul C •n't ya see you're mterrupung
lunchl"
"1 he name·., Stewart but you dO call me Jackie. You know,
ro;o>, the column about lass•es "' addie\ sports. I wa~ wonder­
what you thought of n "
Von Oumbleorain
"Frankly Jackte, I don't know ·hat 11 means to you but I
ht the arttcle b\" that Van Bu'"Tlble Jerk reflects how most
f the narrow mmded. conceited ... nd self-centered JOCks vtew
u~,n .. , tn athletiC!>."
"You don't say, mtss. That's ve 'interesting but don't you
nil. that he wa!t JUSt • avmg fun. ymg to stir up, as we say tn
....... nd. a bll of a 'ornet's nest.
Well first we say that in Amerlta not England and second
the trouble wtth writers likP. Von Oumblebrain . They
ake joke~ of tssues that are very tmportant to some people.
in th•s cac,e tt's the female athlete
By this ~tage of the conversatton I was getting a little trn•ated.
so much that she'd descrtbed me wtth words li!l.e Jerk, etc.
t that tn a pertod of twenty ~econds she'd already mis·
nounced my name twtce My accent was threatened a~ my
'llo"'' ~wole .
"Miss, the writer's name ts Van Domelen "
"So what's in a namel Anyho\'\ the pomt ,., that Van
muckdom doesn 1 have a bram in his head and tf I ever get a
of him I'd like to giVe htm tour eyeballs "
I'd had enough Wtth a swf'eping mot•on I shed the
1oustarcne and hat and stood face to chtn wuh the shameless
s~y. She ~tood 6'0 I a mere 5'6. I didn't back off.
"Oh yeah, well do you know who I aml"
"Let me guer,s, Billy Bartyl Eddte Gaedelll the la5tt of the
unchkim? No, I've got it You're Beaver Cleaver "
"Hd, Hal I'll give you a hmt. I happen to be the wi.:ard of wu.
pnnce of pun~. the scauerer of ~arca$m What does that
n to youl"
"That\ ~trange. you don't look like Monty Hall"
Ms. Che Guevarra
'Very funny m1lady You have tn~uhed my name my honor.
Y pnde and mo)t of all my arucle I am the trrepresstble and
kly maligned Tom Van Oomelen '
'So. you're the sdwed off half-wit that write; that column
• now I can ~ee how your SISter beat you '"arm wrestling "
''That ts completely urelevant Ms. (he Guevarra in army
. Wh.u I want 10 1-.no\' '' what ~ eatmg on you and all the
'"''" female type~ up here on the hill. I mec1n what moti"ate'
ughnec,s imide, this desire to compete wuh male~ . To np oft
r head\ tn footbalL to tam their wrists ove• the nm<; tn
II. to throw beanbJII'> at bdtterc,'" bac;eball. What ts thi\
reign force which drtve'> you gtrls out of the home'> and tnto
e JUngle of a male-domtnated sporh soctet~? • My vetm
from my neck ar, It ned to add to the elfecttven..?c,~ ol my
fonlolc>RlJ~ wtth d clac,c,tc C hc1rhon He~oton-Ktr~ Dougl,l\ gl.ue
My femdlc counterpa rt was untmpressed wuh my Acudemy
performance With coo lnes~ and directntW• her eyec,
reed mtn«.>
"I gue's we do, Mr Van Domclt!n, bec.1use wt.!'re humo.1n and
!.h to clccompll'>h il!> much tn our !>hon live;, a~ pO'>'>ibll• In
tt.t we were ~upposed ly guaranteed rh.u lreedom of
'o" e 200 year'> dQO That t'!o whdt the American way and the
he movemen t ,., dll dbout."
Wuh that '>ht• wheeled and left le,wing me wtth a mou,tarhc
one hc~nu ctnd :1 p<'anut butte• i!nd J.tm s;mdwa(h tn the other.
Hc~pptn~~ .. t!> re.JiizinK that even red-tldtrt.'d guh with over­
dOd .11 my boot~ make )ome hoJIJ way )t:n'llible .. tatement!l at
Unhc~pptnt')'i j, reuliztn~ I um )till too nMrow-mtndcd In be
t• lo .. n cpl women .n mule-domina ted !>porung event
A-. the !>aying goe!>, "You c•m't INCh an old ptg ne\'\ triCk!>." Pioneor log
Soccer
• eVJ e
Liz Warren
Sports wnter
Co~mopohtan Tournament
sound\ ltk.-compt>lttton for c1
c cntcrfold But no, ~port-. fcm .. , 11
wa\ an tnvllclt•onal '!ooccer tournct­
mcru .tt Delta Park tht\ weekPnd .
The ftr)t gc.~mc LC played wa'!o
S.Jturday morntng agam'!ol PSU
who they trompled 4-0 Bur they
were just gelltng warmed up. later
th<ll ah~?rnoon. they played
Portland Communttv College.
PCC had unbeltevable conttol
on the ball. Tht> lm.rlS minutes of
thl• game too~ place almo~t en·
llrely on LC's hc~lf of rhe field,
PCC '~ ofh-n~e nr>ver let down,
Couth Tony Evo~ns commented
thc11 PCC wa the tedm th.u ~hould
hdve won thP tourno~ment . LC had
c1 lot .1 luck on rhcir \1de. LC, lltr•d hom the l(cJmP. ei!rlter
tn the dc~y, hctd a hard ltme movang
up on th~ bdll.luc:ktly Jot·l K.•~pP.r­
zak played c1 great d«•frns•vP. game.
1-ft dtdn't let <~nythang or c~nybody
get pa'>t htm.
Bob Shulmctn, LC's red dev•l
godltc, ~topped ~ dtrect Ire~> kick
from PCC He made gu~at save~
throughout the Kame lcllinK them
only hc~ve one goal.
Robcrl Aggrev. one ol LC's
lcadmg hot shots, scored LC's f•rst
goal. PCC domtnJted, but through
~omc qu•c pclSS'-'\ Wf' ~nuck fight
up the rtght ~tdf' of the lteld to
Rob•!rt who madt• the shot.
Joel ,\.1uchell, lcll half bad;, wen
the sup•!rman ol th•• day plavmg a
good d••h•ns•ve o~nd ollem1ve
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l$ame. Late •n the S•!Cond half h,·
mddc a p•cturc po~tc--oJtd goal.
From db<>ut IS VJrds out. he made
., left lvot,!'f.l ~m•·ch•p shot lc.tv­
tng thl:! PCC Koalu;: w•lh ht!l mouth
draggmg on the ground.
Sunda~-aher a good bn.•<~lr.fctst
at Denn-. 's, the 1~am wa!. rc<id'i lor
;.Kt•on. 1 hts It me we fdc:ed rhc
Whuman tPam.
lhe ltrst hall ot the gc~me Wh•t­
mdn dom.nJit.'<J . fony ~411C fiery
p~p t.al!.. durtng halt llml" lC
wasn't playtng ar. a tectm. Thev
dtdn'l pu~surc The onl goal of
the t~Jmt• w-as mad.~ by Robert
Aggre~ LC won thetr th11d game
ol the courndm ·nt, c~nd the cour­
nam~nt tC~ell. Lew ic, and CI;H t'!o
!lttll unt.lell'cih.'>d tar the !ICd!IOn .md
look d\ thouKh rh•s could bt.! LC!>
mosl tmprcssr\C soccer sc.non.
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Cross country
• J son IVe
Phil Thwatts
Sports wnter
St.>mor OJ' c Ucuntan led a
youthful, but dP.tl•rmtned LC cro\)
tountt )' tc.tm 10 d 'evt!nth pldcc
finhh tn the 1975 le"i" and Llarlo.:
lnvttatton.tl Meet held lcl't Satur·
day Jl Ptl'l P.1rl-Dave. CJptcttn and
numbct one man on th'' \t:ar\
)quae!, llrmht•d \'lith J time ol
.!b'48 O\cr tht• 11\c mtle lOUr'>e.
~o;ood lot 2lnd tn the field ot 61
runner\.
t\l'o '"the 1 .1<. e hlr thl• Ptone~r)
Wl.'rt' IIH' I '"'hmen : M •kt::
\\ uoiUtnt', Robtn Mtgdol Gan
Jun••m•z. Juhn b dllkrnc~n c.~nd Rob
lot} lor. \1\ ooluuw .tnd '11gdol
lllll'ht•d tnthc IOJl h.llt Ot tht:! lleld
\'\ 11h "'""'~ ot 27: n .tnt! .!7: :!J
rt')~H'l.ll'l> •I\'.
Ttw IJ•" c ol the m~..·N VloolS tn­
u l'dtbh '·''' \'\ ath three runncrr.
hrP,tktng th1..• t our'l' rc~ord ui
25.20 ts ct IJ\1 'Coli b\ Da' c Ce~ .. tl.: ol O.C.E The \'\ mncr 1.11 th1.• meet
and nt:>" cour'c rcrord holder
wtth d t•mc ot 25:04 0 ,., a !I te\ te
Bht L;,1ad ol Gcur~e f o \\ ho un­
•ntt•ntJon.dh no~cd out
\\ tll;uneuc's Dan Hall, tn "hat
o~ppcarNJ to be an unu u.:~l
Jttcmpl to hm!lh rn .s dead hcJt.
AI o lu c,li-IOl( the old mdr l ''a~
Spur ol the \\oment Club' Kctth
\\ uoti.Ird .
Thc c.JwJrtb (Cil:rnunv pro~>t.>d to
bt• ,, \OUt\ c ul ~·rnhJ• r .h\rnt•nl for
I hl• du C\:IOr 1)1tlw nH'f'l, {I dun fIX,
,md the Ct•ntr.ll \\ .t~h.ngton lo.~h.'
lc.ttn Our~ng tlw t \,'r •rnon <.:~n­
tr ,,I \\ J·,hlflgtun ''.. de><l.tred the
1 hu d pl..tt:t' tuw.h ... ·t hehmd l m­
ltcld ,,ml Pa"''"· ''ho wu ~"en
thc champaon,h•p trophy.
\let•• ttw ~pcctdtOr hud lt:>ll <tnd
man) nl the tcotm "ere geu.nK tn
1 hctr c.~r,, F 1 t.h o' crt.><! a mt\·
totkc. " pp.1rcntl the rc •uldr
(:O.Jl h 01 Lcntr al \\ astungton
t ould not make 11 to the m~et and ' ...
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lhl" m.:~n h·· ent a' a rl•pJa, emcnt
had on I\ been 10 on" or two meet
bel ore.\\ h~n I J)ked I he coa he'
to turn tn thetr number and add
up theu potnt~ . he tl•tl so tor Jll
'~'en member) ot ht quad ln­
~te.td oi th.:o top 11\t.' Tht CJuS<'d
C~n!rdl \\ J~hm.,:ton to ha" ~ 44
potnh more thdn the hould
hJ\ c. I h.1d 10 '-'xplc~on the ~·tuJhon
h• Pauli • tc.JI..t:> tht! ltr t piJ~-t'
twph\ b.Jd•. and .maul 11 to Cen­
lrul \<~.t)hrn..:ttlll
\ ommt·nt•ng 011 hh 1 ·am
":H!!lth plciCt: lull\h, C.cJlldt hx
IJOIOICtlto I hi' IIW'\P •rlt'nC 'Oil hi'
•~·.1rn. "\\t• h.t\c .t h.trd ,.,orkm)C
~·oup. dnd the rP C'f
l.Udl haole. \ OU ftlU\I reJIIL •
ho"e''-''· ,.,e h.1~e lt\l" IH• .. hmcn
"hu hcl'"' not tun compc{•ta\ch
on .s "' c nll!l.• cour c The ht~o:h
.. l huol nw·ct ht•rl! m Ore •or) ''not
run on ..s "' c milt• Ia\ out P\\ •
dHJIO~IC .1ll\ th1' ldlh tor .aiJ·
JU,Itl\l•lll' . .t '"~II oi' ph\'' .til Pege 8 P1oneor Log
• • • I 10 1n
Silly Schultz
Sporu writer
.. The perfect machrne! \\h) do
'o m.my des(rO't it( Only when 1l \
broken do\1\ n do they comider Ill
fr,jgile worth
A sleek lambrtginil A qumtu·
pie-figure Ron Tonkm Ferr.ml
Potenualf\ more. belte' e' "1ark
Rowland.
.4. ca~e ol realized potential. At
6'2", 215, he as the ob\IOU!> result
of bod) bu1ldmg. Tin~ hip~ and
Wil\t are topped with a barrel
che1t. 8ustmg biceps and pumped
peo complete the to~o . The type
who could l..ad.. the WHOLE
BE CH 1n the 90 lb. wcalding 's
tiice.
Don't worry. you potential
Charlie Atla~ ·. he am't that w.lyl
He JU>I wants to spread the word.
·~rhere are jO man} form~ ot
st<avmg in 'hape. t want everyont!
to be '" sood 5hape-they'llli\e
longer and bt!tter," ~Y\ Mark
Good health ooze~ out ol the
ro~)·-checked stra\0, bcm blond.
He do~n 't need ro push his
product-when he talk), you
listen.
··smoking. drink10g, even
overearmg \>,ill get you .... maybe
no: no"· bur later. ·•
He pulls out a body building
manual; points to a greased hulk, pumped lor the Mr Umvl'F\l' con
tc\t. ppro.tchmg an anc1ent
Gre(.aan ,1lhoueue .look~ about
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' (d/1 you bt.>llt•\c'lhat IWV •s 4JN
1 hat ' tht.• wd) ch.tl I m gomg co
look when I m thdl Jge r\ctually.
.)ldthuc~ rndrC'afe that vour
.nerflgt• 25\ear old ha' the body of
a 45 y~ar old. It'' pwlul." lament~
Rowland.
lookang .11 Rowland, tt', hard to
1magme h1m an) thing le 1-than
Herculean . But th1s ,.., another raJ(~
to fiChe~ )!Of\' A,dmit' Rowland:
"w11h llfrrng. I~' t. nr trom 123 to lOS
m hi~h .chool."
Rowland hJ) been reall)' .,enous
about bod~ building tor a vear and
a halt. "Everyone hd' )omcthing
the~ · are bc~t at: th1~ n rr tor me."
True amolvcment tn the sport is
8rueling:"m~nta/ly gecrrng up tor
liftmg. Mdurrng the tedium.·· He
can ha\e "lun" at other sports:
~l.:ilng and >wimming. ''Thev don·,
matter"
Pumping Iron
Bod) buildin~ doe~ .
Rowland carefullv monuors all
:npects of h1s lite. A ~trong Chri~­
llcln, he has ;, double incentive to
~b~ram from '>moking and dnnl..-
'"8·
Training is careful!)' mapped.
Mar~ ~preads his ume between
#81 Dave Westcott
Score 3 39
"May the better win t'
Ken Goe
FOOTBAU
Head Football Coach Fred
Wilson's prediction of homecom­
ang vtctory and a mid~)On turn·
afound crumbled Saturday
beneath a mountaan of fumbled
footballs and a top-heavy l1nfield
traumph.
Wilson picked LC to win. The
Oregon Journo1l picked lmfteld by
twenty-nane pointlo. The Journal
was conservative. By the time the
m.usacre merc1fully ended, with
Linfield again rhreat~nmg to
score. the vi~iung Wtldcats led 39-
3.
Linfield solved the P.ioneef\
defen\e early and often. They
moved the ball wath effortles~ ease
through LC'~ touted defen\ive line
and over rhe )Uspect ltf!condary,
piling up ....a y.1rd~ of total offen)e.
In faunes\ to the defense, it
spent an inordinate otmount of
lime try10g to cover for repealt!d
offem1ve miMakes. The deadly dir.­
ea~ of fumbleitis. whtch ha\ oh••n
plagued LC tht~ r-eason, ~trud
w1th cp1demic for<::c ld't Saturday.
Bullerfangered b1c:ks and ends
blunted hve Paoneer ~rtt~ with
ftve fumbl~. four ot wh1ch were
lo\1 The only bnght ~pot an the game
tram the LC perspective was the
passtng gamP, Quarterback~ Scott
McCord c1nd Greg Haugen found
ldvorite r,ugflt~ Ben Johnson and
Brad Stoffer (without the u) often,
lor ~1uble gams. tnbetween
fumbles.
"ltnfield played better than we
d1d," nou .~ Wilson. "We had
trouble sustaimng a duve. Defen­
s.vely, we didn't play as well a\ we
h.we been playing. We're too
au11ous on dt!fen'>e, too worried
about making a m1stake anstead of
being e~ggren1vc . As a result. the
othPr ream mctke) the b1g play "
Tht!> week, l\ make!> the long
bus rldt: to (ctldwell, Idaho to
tangle wuh the Collegt> of Idaho.
"Wt!'H• not pl.1ymg Ltnfitdd or
PLU," '>atd Wil .. on. "but we're
plilymg cJ bettPr team than Whit­
man"
The l C coach pok f!d a ltttle fun
<Jt his own po'>llive philo'>ophy by
notang tht• ••volut•on of the team
motto UVt•r ttu• COUtSt> Ol Lhe pdSt
two weeh. "Ag;unfot PI U ow mot·
to wa~, 'w•· wtll wtn.' Aga1nst lin­
fteld we H'vt~ed 1t to •we will wtn
tht~ w•·e~ • .' Thllo w••ck itt!>, 'we w1ll
wan rhu, ....,••ek fur sure.' "
Only llmt~ wtll wll. th~J campu .. ..and Loprln11 ~ gym,
where he i~o under tht• tUtl'l.lgc ol
trJmef Ht>rm (,.ud1n~t
Et~ch p~rt1on of the body
t~bdomm.JI\, .um .. etc .m~ workt>d
Redundant ,lt umeo,, Mark live\
tor thJt feeling on!\ pumpmg
aron-.t weighrllhtnge.,t~ .. ynonym
for the flo~ of owgcnatcd blood
mto growing mu,clc~. CJn gtvc
"it\ likt.• my body '' ne~"' <*Rdln:
e"er)' mu\clc '~ t•\hJU\Icd : a
n,uur.tf htglll"
Manv don't undero,tand
Marl.." enthu!liasm lor the \port:
\Ure, people r:nrrdzc me: tht•)'
call me a mu\cle trcoJk. mu~ch•
bound. It\ IU\1 ignorJnct,, In boclv
bulld1ng. ol cour't', "<' worlr. ro
burld the malt' bodv ro til poten­
tiJII) beau11ful end. but there •s
Jho 'lrengrh "
Preppmg for compctltaon ts
('Omplex In addition to 15 weekly
hour' of pure lifting. McUk run'
10 m1le~ Jnd plyo, hb bod) wath
dt!<o~ic-.lted liver tablt>t\, protein
powder and wheat germ 011
..Month\ bt.•lorc J <:Onf<'~l I will
bulk up-Nl ., lor of carbo~: lift
h.ud.
Fi .. l! weeks before a conte,t. I'll
go on an cJ/1 protein dret-reduce
my bod~ \ percentage of fat ro
nrJ," say !I i'v1ark.
Then the contest!
"We are judged on over-all 'YIIInlt•trv not \ilc.>," c.!xpi.Jim
M.ttk
Pitch black \tJKC St.1ndlng
before a hushed crowd .1nd p.1ncl
of Judge' Hi~ routine of different
body po~c ~ is spotlighted M.Jrk
~~JUdged on andlvidual body pclrh,
.l'> well J' ov<•r-all appC'ar a nee
\ ou rP up thC>re for dn hour
.Jncl J hcJif. It ' redlly ,rnuwou'
rrymg to Jppear norm.1l lrkt> u
clot•ut'r hurt. You re 'o W«Mk dnd
lin•d from the protc1n diet dnd
'tre" rh;H you waiJ.. off the \fage
drJined. ~ay" RowiJnd ,
He was nov1ce runner up in the
Mr. Portland compN111on IJ\1
yedf Rowland ~ la~t c:ontt~t
Troph1es and prestige .ue the only
rewardc; 'o fJr He will be enter
mg the Mr Portlclnd conte~t <~gam
ne~t month Mr Northwe-.t
follow') 1n the -;pnng In a year and
a half Mr US A I!> on the honzon
Proh~o,stonal t.Ontest with ~>tzab le
pur"e" Jre the uhimate goc1l of
'enou' butlders
FAT
Rowland 1., not o1n egocentric ,
freo1k, \pendmg his ~p.ue
moments flextng before a mirror.
Speaking in a modulated tone, the
lifter i~ as gentle a., a lamb. He
enJOY'> talkang about the nation's
fiJbbme~o!>-not to put them
down, but the altf.'rnatives and his
abtllly to .. hare them.
1133 Ford Morishita 23 October 1
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' xood hod.,· 1\ p/C',J\clrll lo
.11 I lwpt• th.Jt pt•oplc, looklnJ
tm·, wr/1 di'Ufl' Jl1tmprowd
M.Jybl• f c.trl, mrlrrcctly,
llw wrruw of tlc>Jih .wd
H'oJ\t' H..'rVf' oJ\ d ff>f111nder tO
1n 'hdpe," hopc<o Rowldnd
M.trlo.. <J fighter of "the "'""'
tltmg 111 llw world-FAT " • lwlped mJny on campus
.thvJY' willmg to help pcopiP
nutrition Jncl cond1ttonmg 1
q•t up d~t•t\ otnd lift
progr.u"' ...... myt hmgl"
I love people
"\ heJhh and counselltng
MJrk w1ll prob,Jbly teach
lion and lilung dcJC.!I thas ye.u
hope" to go tnlo '>Omc '"'""'
nutrationoJI or counsclltng
''II tlliiiR\ xo wt'll with lrft
Mr. ll S 4 I w1ll progreH
AAU to prolf!ntonJI
\Umt•UJV ''
Rowland\ life ~~ centered
other'>, whdt he can do lor th
SornPtune\ label'l make 11 di
for h1m to )hare hi~o
and .lbtlaty
His VOICt' lower~ almost
percept1bly : "}ome h
)teft?OiypecJ me oH
pro.tch.Jble . I'm dif(erenl-"'"'
lo be an indiviciucJI but 1
people. I whh they would /USI
mt• a chance." The 0
bwll
e <Jrlvc
llU\Jllfl o
'Frarr
The pc
the
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movE
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pond
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