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

November 13, 1975 Volume 34, Number 7

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1975-11-13

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Jefi P1erce
Staff Writor
()e)ptll' ct?nturw5 ot pr.tc.:tice-strctchrng trom the
•• ancuml lgvpu.m lmtrlut•om to New )'ork'~
uJII) pflmttiVt! P.S 109-thc rdt•JI schoiJ4.ttc progr.Jm
l\ yet to be tound. Rut people mvolved tn ••cluc;ttton
ltmh• to d.Jydrt:.tm of that e/usr"e program whrch wt/1
evPrylmdy-Pven tlu~ studenh.
1 C.Jil h~Jr you hummm~ the refr.un trom lmpossrble
. But don't count on T 1mme Hl'ILer, Asst. Dec1n ot
1•nh. to JOIIl ~·nu tn the melody, for he believes ht! IS
1h1• tnnKl' of tulltlltng th.tt ldntdsy. ,\ccordtng to h1m,
f'~t.tbhshment ol .m Q(ff(:P ot Career PlacE!mf.!nt,antl
l.mn1ng •~ om• ~nldll ~ter m the rrght dtrc<..tron
flu~ ~crVIC t' would 1:,1)\! I he lr,JO:.il ion bciWI•I"n thl!
d\ ol (hool olltd bU!itnCSS, felling !IIUdeniS gel .J
nmg !.loltt or thl" f-:tt r.tcc
What • no office?
HeiLer l)n't <tlonc. 1\ group of students ha\ie been
uvc g.athcreng facuh~ ·. ~tudent, ev'm alumnr oprnron
n Keller· "\'\ e ~till rwed (cr?dback t rom r he students a~
what the~· v • ."lnt from 'iUCh a scrvtc •."
Accordtng to JJn l1H1, ''Student<. are interested. but
,, ll'\'o uon'l realize ther c 15 no Olhce. When people
realtzt.•. the~ get up)Ct,"
The\ ve Jl'lo sun. c t.!d LC's compelltron, Keller says,
ho~~ ,, verY )trong program \\llh a btg budget.
h11r1Mn h<1~ a good program . \'\'1llarncne al~o gav•! us a
1 ot lwlp ''
T ht: mdJOI dll II cult} llclzer l.tu·~ IS getting the P' o~r o\Ol
.utuJ Ht> Wd!t h<Jpmg IO r(!crull Sue H\ne or the
f•flt Dt:~clo pml•nt Center to help tn ktcking it off. but
.uu.t Don Ntckr•rson ol1h.11 oftK<: .tr • ahe.td worl.ant;
Jrtt) By dt•vottng hall of her time ro rhe OCPP, 11
"""''"' v. (',lli:CII Sludt•nr Dt'Vt•lopmcn t and gtvcHhe OC PP
bdc..l n.1mc hdorc 11 ho.~d KOil<!n lar othne drawmg
wd \\ 11hou1 ttw help of Ms. Hync. Helzer JS unsure
to turn ne\t for proll:!.SIOnal a~}tstance.
II olf\(1 "hen thP otfu.c Mt!IS 10ing. there arc hope of
m~;mg tn rcprf!~entaii\C!> frpm \',trtous prol~s•on:.. to
drc thc11 0p1mons and ms1ght \\llh students fhe stafr
ld .u:t <IS nudtllcmcn between student tntere-,tcd 10
o.~rn areils ot 1he buMne ' worltl and th~:: people
._.., .. y 1nvolvcd 1n thmt· 011 eJ!l. Busmes~es could also get
touch "tth tnt crested 'tudt.?nts il they could provide
opponun 111~ .. for tir!>t hand l'xperumce .
Keeprng them collared
l he <tb\ence ol 'uch \In otltce 'i.1~ Heller. is ''gomg to
to hurt c1dm1\\tom .md 11\ goinK to. ar tt hasn t
l'.Jd)' •• Jtfl'CI rctcn11on ol ~tudent s alr~ady recruited .
' should 'tudl!nto, ''•'Y hert when the} c.tn gel <1 good
UC".Jiton for .1bout the ">ame p11cc. pluo, C'Jreer planntng
me•JJI.H c t*cf'
ly, LC mu~t h.JVe the type ol progrc1m th<ll will
'JJ ~tud(•nr cuminl(, and there must be studcnh to
tlw (ollc~c gomg, bur I!> this the dn<.we•l Pre ... rdent
rd, ~pt•.Jkmg lor the o.~dminr'ltrdtion seem') to think
.: "C1H:n tlw naturv of th1~ economy, the college CJn
ollllllc 11 c.m do •tl.tt ~~more 1mporto.tnt , right now.
n lo l'!>tabhsh Jn ellt>ctive <'.ueer pi<1Cemen1 and
nmg progr JITI,"
ct tht.• admrni\II.Jtion pJS-.1.!' 11 up in f<rvor ol a
H H!nct• bualdmg and a neV\ theater. In being
hy, Ht•IJer told me, "I Jm not in competition . I'm
ktnK oJS thcv clfl tn till' bc'>l intt>re">t otthe college and
dl'nt\. But the) 'rt.• tururc-oriented and I'm her~·and­
cntcd " I he nt''A butldmgs Jre line, he bt>lievc<;,
ht• would lrkt• th~ college to lin.11ly "t<JI.:t~ a little mk
h mt•. ''
iltt '" convrncl•d "they lOuld ltnd the mone) 11 the)
ted to. II 'JU\t tnc.tl'dlblc th,u we don't have one!"
One tor the money
Vt!r Y IW\'o pruJI't t l.lC't') morwt,ll ~ \lOth. Ttw. ts no
l'pllon I ht•l•' 1. nu muf\t.') '" ;.tlluhle nu\\ to 'pend on
tut c ltkf' tlw OC PP .• md t her c wtiiiJt• none c omtng
1l lui~ ol 7b ,\lw11 LC\ nt•xt lt\(\11 \t'.tl lwgtn;
lOll!; ttn.tnCI'~ hl!l{llt' 111.11 IIIIW 1!1 unpO'>lilblt•
·••u~;e Hm\ o~nl h.t~ ruled out am budgt•l rt'\ I~I(Hl~ thJ)
r · ~tudt>nt!> All,rlf'- ~~ OJ WI aung on J sm.tll huda.:t•t
IIIW~). wuh no cx.11.1 lunds to .. hrll intu Helzer\ pot kct!>
huut hurtrng otht•l th•pdrtlllf'llh
OCPP pr 1<"1' tag 1 at lt•.ht S20.000. but HeiZt'l ad mil"
') l.Ould upt•rc~l • h,lll tune lur that mud1 ''II would Vol. 34 No.7
13 November 1975
• • ann1n ICe
--...... -- CASUAL ~~~OT DIVISION
R OFFICE
"To get a good job .... " '"' R .,
work bc\t," he told m•!, "rl we had a full-time off•<=e. It
<:auld v. ork on .1 h.11f ume b4SI'>, bu1 rt "'ouldn't pro\ tde
the !>o.lffi(! f.!Udftl\' of \CfVICC '
Couplt>d w11h th•• l,1ck of statftnt; prospects, Helzer 1
t}Cglllllllll) 10 l.IOUl>l wnctMt!f tnc ULt'P Cdn ev;•r HCI Oil
1he ground
Lookmg from .1 buSIIIt!.)!> stc~ndpom t, it mrght he a good
tdca to tdke that m~ wtth Helzer Stau~ucs sho\\ that, on
th~ a~cr.Jge. 11 t.:Jk~ ten to twent)' ~car!l before dlumm
earn enough munc.~ •n the outstde world to contnbutc
\Ontl' of 11 b.:~cl.. IIllO their .Jimd mater B gettmg
KfotdU.IIl·~ OfliO I he ro•uJ ({I thelf rurure faster. the college
t'Jn-.Jt le;~~l iiS lur ol)o Helzer sees it-make a sub~tantial
rl'tur non the 10\iC.Stm•m t. over the cars,\\ htch w11f more
!han cover the <o~t"' ol thr~ progro.~m .
Drawing conclusions
A hard 'vVuerktng cartoonist
page 4
Pamplin speaks
Vocation. n1oralily1 the 60's
page 6
A losing coach
·r,n ob.e~sed '"'ich winning'
pa~e 1'1 A basic lack of trust;
behind close d doors
C. Baker
Staff Writer
What happen~ behrnd the closed doon of a Board ~
Tru tees mcetmg/
RepreJenlatt\ es ol the log won't have the opportumt)
10 ob,en.c on a fir>t-hand bdSIS At a recent meermg of
1hc E ecurrvc Council, 11 W".J> decided th .. t Bo.mJ
meelmg> would not be open 10 the log
i\larianne Normandm •atd :. log reporter would be
invrted to mrerview Prc.s•dent Howflrd allc1 the meE!trng.
bur '' #'wouldn 'r bern 1 he bt~ 1 rntcresrs of a/lim olved" to
havt> J rcpr.nter rn Jrrendence.
The Boflrd mc.:etings have tradirronally been closed
e.'t(cep! 10 elected r~pre\enrauvc~ ot che facuh and
'ruJcur body. 1\1), Normandm intimated lhar the
pre,cnce of a log repre>entathc "ould inhrbll the
"opetl .111d frank" discu,,ion thac cakes place Would the
version g•ven ro tht~ preli afterward\ be )omewhar tess
than "open o~nd I rank "7
M' Normdndm e~pre.>led concern r hal If one •· peoal
mrcrest group" (1.e .• the Log} wa permrued to auend,
othcn • lrkc the \\omen'.s Cenrer or the football te.am.
,.,oulc.l \\Jnt to~ preseru to lh?..Jr perrment d•)cu.uron . Is
the log a '\pec,a/rnrcrc.)t eroup" m the same en e as
rhc ''arer polo reo~m or the Coal1lion for tht:! StudY of
O··mocr.rtrc ActAOni It the log wa) pr~enr at tht>
mccJIIng, , .md reportmJ( tht•m fully. tht!'e group,
woultln'r #Ja,e ro b" pre enr 10 k~p rutormcd
Anvrhcr r.11ronale for exdudmg log reportt'r' was
Clllcrecl b\ Ot•an Hawle)' He ~.;ud he'd hc.Jrd rhal the
I'' ''t'ri(C ot rep(ltter made th~ meeting lc ) eftcctrve
bcCJtN:~ po.1rt1cipJnb \\Ould rend to .. pia)' 10 the gallt>r ·•
,lflrl rry ro look flw1r bt'!•l tor the pr~ Corhtdcrmg the
.. rarure of th£' mf.'mbers of the Board and the po 111011 of
tltc \tlmlllhtr;~rtol •. '' .s~er''' unlrkt•h• rh,ll il Pionee' log
rt'/)orfcr would \\arrant 'uch arren11on
On·~un' op.:n m~eting 1,1\\ doe>rt'l dpply to LC
b • .ww ol our 'randrng .h J prrvare rn lttutron
1\'-.'\ •r!hclc~ . rht• f,eC'UU\C Councrl hould re-,crw: u\
Ut:C:I'ron It ,wdent \\Cre better rnformed abour rhe
J ru,l('t.'• .md 1herr mC'etln~~. the) tmghl l~el /t•)S
.~tu•natl'd Cto~ ~door~ grve me to cndle.,~ ,pcculallon
The bt> r \'o<t\ ru d• count rumor and ea'e bo~d 1eelmg I\
ro open lht• doon • pege 2
'NE HOW THESE TRUTHS
T.1/~ ot PO\\ er J • -·
oo
Bob Rowe
Editor-in -Chief
A )hort course on elt crnoh • The PclL'1f1c North\\\!51 consumes more dectrKit) thar\ nn)
other reg1on m the natton. \n average North\\ e~t rc~rdt!nce
comume-. about 1.200.000 lalowall hour.. t>.~Ch month. Onl\
one otht'r regron consumes more than 600,000 kilowatt hours
in that pertod.
l hat\ because the Bonne' illc Po"' cr Admini~trat1on Jnd the
Corps ot En~tnt.'ers ha,·e de' eloped per hap .. tht. ltne\t h dro·
dt.•ttnc g~ner:tung Sy\tem tn the world \\1.: pa~ ll''>S for
el~l.lt ictt) than docs anyonl' ct .. e.
\\ e're runmng out ot place\ to butld dams, but BP and tht!
uuhtie~ , collecU\el) the \\'e~r Croup, predict hugl' mrrt•a~e~ tn
demand. Ttm ll'>cal )'Car '~' proJected pc.tk load is around 22.000
megaY.ilth .ln ten }Car\, ac::cording to the \\'c~t Group torcasl'>,
that peak load"' til jump to 37.000 mc~awatts . I hat'., well over
50 percent of pre .. ent comumpllon . In 1u~t ten .. e<w•.
Gotn' fission 7 -
The) , ,. one toreca)t through tnt! year 2010. 1 he percentage
1ncrease en load IS stable. But with each )'ear. the bdse from
\\h1ch that percentage is dra" n grows greater. \.\'hen graphed
'' looks hke the north slope of 1\tt. Hood. fhat') exponential
8f0Wth.
V\ nh mo~t all our stable hydro resource<. developed, the
utilities tell us y,e've no place to turn but therm.tl-generated
poy, er: coal and nuclc.1r fh\ion, t\nt1C1patcd thermal genera­
lion tor this fi!>cal year is only about 5,000 megawatts. In a
dec-ade, according to the BPA-uulity \pomored Hvdro­
Thermal Po"' er Program, thermJI gener .uion will account for
qutte neatly 20.000 megawatt~ . By 1995 thdt figure ,., to climb
above 30,000 megawatts . Hydro will move from 21,000
megawans, 80 percent of the region ·~ l.!lectrictty. to about
39,000 in '95. That's only 60 percent.
Thermal general~ electricity 1\ C"-pcmivc . Utilities forced to
'"'est capatal rn its de' elopment have sometimes ruined their
borro"ing status. Thermal plants, nuc::lear tn parucular, have
experienced costl~ · delays m comtruc-tion (not ~o often a result
ol envtronmentahst 's hugation a~ proponents contend), and
pentagon-like cost over-runs .
Plant Parenthood
Somewhere tn thetr third or lourth )'e.tr, the amount ot
power anN-plant produces begins to dechne. By the si th year
of operation, the average plant IS gcneratang less than half the
power JntiCipated . (Details? S~c joel Schatz's Tran.Hiron.) A
study releaH.-d at MIT. which I've not wen, !>uggl'Sts that the
energ)' produced b such a p1Jn1 rna) not equal that whtch 1~
expended tn tts con~tructton, operation, and 'ervtCIOg .
The Program will require incrcd1blr capu.ll expenditures tor
a technolog) which migh1 be> on '" w.w out. That capital will
have to b~ diverted lrom somP.wher•: el~c in the region's
economy . The pow•!t produced wtll be cxpcnMve, atlea'>t twice
as costlv as h,dro. At thow P"'~· who's going to buy?
Remember, the region consum~ so much elcctncity now
bee4Juse n's cheap.
Don 11od~l.the SPA Adm1ni~trator , just1fics thL' p10gram this
way: ''You make ,1 dec1~1on, .... Then you hop•• it's the best
ChOICe."
Why ha\'C no alternalivel bf••m corurderedi
Ther~:t JuSt •sn't a ~~~gional body empowered to do so. BPA IS
mandated to market federall)' generated hydro. and 10 butld
the region's power hncs. It's charter calls lor il to m·~et the
ceg•on's power needs, not to con!llder whether tho~(· needs
should be meL The current Admtnt~trator, Hodel, hasn't the
rndination to use what coerCive power BPA do••s hav~ to
mtlurru:t? the ut1ht1es to explore power sourc•!1o bevond the
Hydr •·lherrndl Program.
Aluminum foiled
What arc tht.• allernattw.:sl
We've all he.ud of non-deplcli.tUit! energy sourcl!\. For
example, tlw Nollhw«•st h.l!> 7.5 pi!• e;cnt vf tht• nation\ known
g••othcrrnal r<..~crvL~.
We tan alw '!>low the rate ol gwwch. On this pomt, people
arc too oiten d1str<u.tcd by anll·tndustrv/anta·immlgratu.>n
slogan~ Wh1IP the alummum mdustr\' do ~use 23.5 percent ol
the rt•g1on'~ elr>cttlclly, u's g1owth doc5tn't ac:count lor that
much of the reg•on's prOJected u5tc 1ncrcaw~ Nenher do~ m·
m1gr atton hom other regions. 1 hOM! huge mcrc:nes com •lrom
cln t>xpanding populauon wh1c.:h ~~ the r~uh ot the region'flo
btrth ratr!, irom mcreascs tn per~onal comump11on, and from
grCiwth ol mdusw~ othCJ thau aluminum reduc.:t10n .
It does lml,.. good tv attack Alumax or clo~e the state's
borderr. if we our!tel\1 cs a• e unw1llmg to change b:t\IC palter ns
ol 'On\um 11on• to hvt· w1thm our mP.ans. P1onoor log
National pr
To the Ed1tor
\\ e arc "'taung "' rc~pon!>e to
,oml' ol the )tntcments ol Prc~i ­
dent Howdrd m the "Conference
ol fifty" article in the 0(1. 3 tS'>Ul.'
of the Ptoncer Log.
A5t the I acalitator of what
appear' to bt• an uhr.l btg bu~ine\s
anu-envtronmental lobb\·, Pre~l­
dent How01rd ha~ allili;ued
him5telt, and the college. w1th an
ideolog) ba~ed on continual
economll : expan'>ton to nurtuae a
mateflali'>tic-centered 'louety
Although h~ questiom th~ value
of -.uch .1 ~y\tl!m ("I prJy th~ day
wtll tome. whl!n our Incentive~
are not Just material reward ") it
~eem\ he doe!>n't quc')t1on 11
enough to com1der 11 11~ worth
continuing. or even pO\Stble for
mankind to ~urvive wtth 1t He
~tat~s. "We have been living sub­
~tJntially be~ ond our me.ms," us·
ing the context. we believe. of not
produCing enough goods (due to
pro-environmental legi.,lation.
manager-labor problems , con·
!>Umer prote<:taon . interests, etc.)
to meet the demands ot !>OCtety.
WG do agree wuh htm in that we
have been living substanttally
beyond our moans but, the-:.r
meam .lito not ulllmiltclv limited
b}' our n.ttions' .1bilny to produce
.m infinlle amount of mJtcnal
good~ bur b'\' the qualny and
quantity of our remaamng ,llld
dwindling n.ttur.sl re,ourcer, . To
continue thl'> 1deology ol b.t-.1ng
the economy on d status quo
whtch is taktng out more thdn tt I'>
recyclmg ~~ literally suicide
(hom1cidel) bccau.,c ol the
dehnitdy hmitcd nonrencw,1blc
;}nd renewable tt~ ources on
"sp.Keshlp l•arth."
Prcsufent Howdrd's amwer to
whether thl• "Conler~ncc of filt)'"
1s anu-cnvuonmcntal seems to us
to show dfl m••xcusablc amount ol
natvetc (based un tgnor .mcc of
natur:1l pro<:•~5-e5) . Hl• makt•s the
mcrcdiblr> stah•mcnt, "I know ol
nobody who •s out to pollute . .. rtvcrs or gouge mountlltn\, yet
the comp.lllies of the \;cry two
t•>;t•r.utiv• ~ who c.o·~oignl·d the tn•
Vllillfon to Liw conlcn•net• have Jn
.111 onou~ l'nvtronnH~nt.tl ret ord,
WI!. ,tlw think th.tt the~r· «om·
IJdniC> would not lw~h.ttt• to
''pollutt• 11vcrs or goul(t' moun·
tauu,'' 11 thf•r•• wa~ an et:onomac
Kdln. Has r.ttlonall· that
cnvuonrncntah~ots .He 1ncon.,•:.tent
bccau~ ·· ttwir lov, .. lor the t•nvtron·
mcnt, and what has been dorw tu
11, rnah~ tlwrn anH•Y completely
•• ,;ap• .. s u>. In h1s clostnt5 l!latc·
nwnt on thi~ question hi' !>UK!jt..'Sh
"""" onmf'nt .tli'>IS are '' counwr • uct gross
protlucti\ie' ' by defytng bu~inc~ s­
IO th1s we Cdn only \uggc'>t that our
"illu!>tnous" leader cannot ~ee
much of the world out)ide of the
blind context ol gross nattonal
product•onl
In .. hort we believe 10 oppo~i­
uon to blind progrC!>\ not blmd
oppo">ition 10 progre""·
Malttant Naturalt-:.h C,reat B,t'lin.
forest and the Se-1 Program,
C.h.Hie-.ton. Oregon
Tom Pog,on
Don Taylor
John Bradley
Ceolf Ceupel
tv1.uc Delfcbach 13 Novomber
-
~ettPilS f..
Unfortunate credi
To the Edttor
L nfonun.Jteh credit •s never
grven 1n the log where it i'> due.
Th1 .. 1s e~pecially uu~ of "mmori­
tv'' l>porh at lew" .md Cl;uk which
includc ~ men and women's
soccer. women's 1\' and v;lr'.>IIY
volleyb<.~ll .
T h c H! .., ports <1 n d 1 h ~~ u
Mhicvcments <.~rc virtual!~ un ·
known to the )tudent body
becau'>c of the in.Jdcqu.ttc
covcr<~gc. poor mprc'>ent.mon,
.md the log ~ prtoril y of ">PdCc c1nd
11me
Tht\ year the lcwl!> t~nd Cl.u~\
men\ \OCter te.1m' expl'nenced .1
~urpri~mgly ldrge turn-out. fhe )\
record b 4-0·2 w1th wtn~ over
Rt•t>d, NW College, Muhnom.lh
School ol the Bible .• md ltnfield,
and ues Wtth Ltnlield and Concur·
dia.
lh~ men''i ,.,lr)it)' ~occcr tcdm 1s
undclcated with a wm·loss record
of 11-0. They arc the 197S D1~trtct
champion!. . On Nov. 16, SunJay Jt
2 pm tn Gmwold St.ldtum, the
mt•n w1ll compete agam~t Stmon
fr.J~t•r lrurn C.tndda from tlw
NAIA 1CJ74 NW play-otis . Th•:
Win Ill' I Ol I htS g.lmt· Will I hPil
tompc•te tn thl..' C.1hforntd \1\f''il
Co,,.,, Pl.1y-ofh Thi\ 1\ the te.tm ~ ,p, ond dttempt .1t ntltlonall>. In
1974 thev compt>ted an the plc1y
oils and lmt 7-1 to We!otmont
Cuth~ge.
The wumt•n\ SUCl cr dull dr oiWS
the largcl>t numbl•r ol women fMI·
llcipunt!> .u1d i~ ~nown .Ill the
"lc.uJc• of womt•n \ so1 cer in the
Nonhwest.'' They hold a curr••nt
u•t ord ul 8-2-1, w1th Wtm over tlw
U. ol 0., O.S.U., Ort•gc,n
£ ~tscop.tl, St. Marv's, I aker idge
.md 1 h•! Portland I hundcrtw d'S. Next veal the club hopei
only inwrcolleRiatel) and
Vdr-l>IIV Sl.tiUS.
1 tm rs 1 he ~ec:ond !iea
womt•n '::. IV vollcyhall tealli
.md Cl.u~ Jlumnu!> M
BrdtnC) IS the team' c
.sre compt•tmg mtt>rco
agJtn\t Clar~ ( ollcgc,
MAC Club .. md Portland
rww lf'dm th«?y arc Pnllll;
.md we loo~ to them d~
• lor next ycdl \ VM':IItY tc
T hc women\ Vdr'.>tiY
tc.1m. the 1973 .1nd 1974
t'h,lmptom, h.1ve su
pl.tyl.'d .Ill undetr•.1ted
l.Onlcrcnn• pi.Jy to r._,"'u
CloY. n. The} ~"II c
DcccmbN 5 Jnd 6 Jl
Sports Ct•ntcr lor the 1
01~trilt title. I ht-.y have a
ltr t plilu: an the \\'jiJ;uTu'
Soul her n OH•gon .State
mvllallon.JI tournament, .
1-:dlht•rtnc
\io/,1
The great
hippie
My beloved Sports
tho rost of you bimboes :
I hcri'Uy ttMke
t h.tllcngc· with M.u k R
.tn .nm·wll·~thng rontcsl.
on I"' on~ thmg tn lht-.. wo1
th.m lat (Log. Ooobl"r
I hilt t!o lllU'>clt• .
I will Will tht~ contc~t
.tdv.mli:l~lt' uf nell he•.
For the
As'>oci
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are en
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tr'>tl y 1e.1m
~clr'>tly
~nd 1974
ve '>UC
leated
to 1 """·-
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OctolJt•t
contc.st
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For tht•
1\s<,uc:iat
Bub ovembur 1976 Ptonenr Log
n Crist
C anging our consciousness
Ron Stnrkor
Stoff writor
Jell llt'fWII IJ,n •' WHit' f.Jil#W
c•lltt.tllllc•\ lh.tl r l'm,Jin
\\ llt'lhcr phy\tCiJI or
'"'· th<'~l.' 1 ,,)lt•nlloiiWc~ CJn
HOC e''-I"''HC<f only IU the
llldt ClfCUITI\ ICJOCC-) .tre
bl<' IO tfH•tr f':C:I)It'fllt,'JI
1l.ttron Ont:! c .Hl (,JkC 11 lor
1 d lllJI tile f.tiCfll porcn·
· ~~'' o/ lwm.tn 01'Ullf5 ll.nll' a
dlolfl((' fO hc~r.ome• oiL•
wllctt 'he• )(I( loll t•nvrron­
,, \UI lltiC'III Jy dtVt'l \I lied I 0
Hit' ol \',lllt'f)' ol l(llliUI.IIIIlg
"
Rent! Juln• Oubo•
wwotu~ 111 t.ollcgc now l.tl" ,,
lh.tl 1 IL•so, prC'thcr,Jblc th.111
I \IIU.tllllll 010~1 of OUI JMit!lltl'o
In our p.ul'nl's day. h.J\'tng .1
~w l'tilJ(.ttton ,mel .s nor m.1l
t't' of .unbtliOil <IS'tUrt>d \'OU
c ~ .Jt;;tollllllg to lht• ~tdnd,mh
1hat unw Thu~ .-· stJnd.uds
lt•ciiOWl'Jith, JlOSIItOn, power,
\IJIU\ m the l.tmtl), lonununt­
rJ llilliOII.
uh .. high It•\ cl ut unemplo}-
1' ,111d J pt•rsl!it.tnt tnfl,lltOrMr}
the lutiJr<' w~ tole<:' •~
ng hut prl"'chC.hlbl r•.
Ot ' stnt e gr a tron
0\ pcoplr VIC\\ tlw on~otng
~·~lolltOfl Ol IIUI "(Jlloll Ill•
I lOll\ \\'llh oti.Hillollld p1111\llotl
t'ltiU Col Ollt ~OC'I .tl ills II nt.l)'
lh,JI till' ~()ll .ll 'IIU<!IUit'S
Jll'·et\t''!t ..trl' 1n nc.•t!d of ch.1n~c ,
H') .11 'lflcuh·qu.tte to "(!I VI! our
r lohn R. C r 1St vt the "lmiCdU we .uc gc•tttng t:wtuil­
mc.>nl. 'vVe .uc gelling t1 rnuc:h more>
e (IO~erv.t iiVt! outlook, Pl't'"lplc• oil I.!
c.tullous and careful whtlc at the
~.tme 11mc the lt•deral govcr nmcnl
t) pur,hmg .tht.!clO wllh ru:mendou s
milttdr\ bud~t·t, .''
In c:onjuncuon with rhts \H! Jr e
tolc.l thdl we c.m't .tftord llt't•dcd
lunds lor cdulation, lune h
proterams , and unemployment . It
all .tmount" lu c1 very m1~~;cd up
v.tluc sy\tcm .Jnrl ,, contu~cd set or
pt 1011111~ .
What tf wl' t,ul to rn.tkc the
llP••ded chan~ •·sl
Path to perditton
"lltc~v~ the lc~lin~ 1h.11 111~ocic ·
1\) will proh.tbl} collap)t' tf we
tontuwe· OJl lhl' r>r·~ent p.lth II
we v.uk•• up c,oon l'nough. 11 C'Oulcl
bt• tl\CfiNi.
'Profound <'lft•CI'> on ow
Ht!llPr.ll tulturt•" til bt• tno(•,mns-
1~· lt•h .l!o 11me goc~ on .. , ht• nudt>ar
l.muly 1\ not .:ulcquatt• to rnl•t•! our
pcr-.on.tl rweds I don't N' us
dLCt..'pltng the t:,;tendcd t~ pe• of
l.tmtly. \\ h,lr I do ~"•''" an .1lt~'mpt
10 CJJHUIC SOme Ol the \.lfUC\ 10
th.ll lorm "
In our pr ~··nt <,tructurc ,,11
the lhtld\ cmotmnal and p!o~·
cht>logrcJI '>t?• ur tllc~ .arr• \\f tipped
up Pxdus1vclv 1r\ two p.lr ""'~ 11-
ln••!>'>, clc.uh. ot dtvorCi' c~mong thc
p.llt'nl .. c.m sh.lllcr ,, ch1ld\ wholt•
hll•.
Reapprat sing procreation
rwurc l:h.Jngt·~ Will IIWOIVt• .1
~ri:'.tl~·r number of pPople
(!Ul'~tlomng tht> tunccpt ol
lllllrrt.Jgc The) w1ll .JI~o tolkc llrnc
IIJ rc-cvaluah• the uaduron.ll
hu)u.md wtlc 1 ole~. More pl.'oplt• l>r. Cmt rrcdtt~ the women '~
l1llc.r .1110n movcmr•nt wtth stgnrfi.
Ctn I progr•• s toward bctrer in­
lf'rpcrson.tl rt.•lattons . He behevc..>s
th.tl the husband /wtle roiL's wtfl
dunuush .tnd th;H thrs bauc
change w11l .1hcr the• whole work­
tng world,
" !though many men still lcel
thfl•..ttcncd by the libcrauon
movernt•nt, I here ilrt! ,elw beneltts
tholl nJ,tn, iH ' begtnntng 10 SPC.
M•·n ..,,. SN•ing the pow\!r and
miiUCilCP they haYc OVt!f ~O(I(!lV
and women arc bcgmnmg ro
b.u kltrc on lhem.llas possible that
11 the) tuo were• ltbN.tlcd from
theu rolt•s, they maghte peucnt:c
ll'w••l ulcer , fcwt!r coronaut•s ttnd
._. Iunger Iii•· t!:>:pectJnc.v. Men
mtght I mel """ tnler no1l rt~t'>urc •s
.tnd JH>tt•ntt.1htll.!" th.u they h:-tvt.•
rwvc1 alluv. cd thcmsch cs
bdorc ''
Barbarous behavior
T ll'd v.tth the problem of
nurlf'<Jr fc~mtftt.~ 1s our treJtmem
of old pcopll' "People lrornothl'r
cultur ~ \ tew our bch.w10r tO~\ .ud
tht:> o~.,;ed <1 b.ubarous There rs
mcrl'dSiflH concern 10 meet that
problem I don 1 '>ec 11 happPnrng
dr.t)ll<..tlh 111 a .,hort !!putt but
'ather .Is I ~r.tdudl II dt\)ltton. It .. cl
llldiOf tr .tgt~<h tn \)UI '>()CiCt'f,"
tofu~·~ dt•p •rtrn"rll JlOtnt~ out "' u '- • Wtll.tho CVJIUJtC tht•tr pO\IItOn on
our lung l'\t.tUII hcu ~ol t<tl h,l\tng .md r.usm~ chilclren. \\ uh 1 hc!.c problem., .ucn t nc\' or
llll\'t'J ~tltldtiOII) tholl h.tvl: llHI
,.,t,t>n \\ c hJvt• lt\•cd wnh them
lor t;t'lll'' JIIOn\, Ju!il d~ '" C" h.tvc
r.,,.cJ wtlh \\.tr, povcrt\, 1101~ Jnd
fUCtudic •• I\\~ ledr 1'> I hac we mrght
.uJo~• tht!> b1to~rre bchd\ltor .1) nor­
nMI.-Hld c ·J~\! our cflort .ll ch.tng­
mg tt II \\IC truh "''h to develop
our I.Jit•nl pt>tt~n tt.lltlte , "e will
h.tH' IO rcJltll• th..st th(' oppr(.'S'>Of
Ol'' l'r "\(.tpc h•~ own upprP'>~IOn.
IIUilOn .JIC f._ultn~ to «<C.JI Wllh grc.th•r ct\\ .:trenc~ ol the re~pon·
''111" trtrHJittorlS , ''\\" cl•Jrl'l b 1 ..J " o ' ... ' )I tllltC'> mvoh ~d. c Hlu rc.tring
d to look .11 the futurt· to lmd Ch.tnt;tng our oc1.11 tnl>lllultom
I'> .t step 1n lhl' rtght t.ftrf!t:llun­
t h.tflKlllg our COn\( IOU!.Il~~ I~ 3
p1C£l'4UISIIC . 'llh ol Jd.Jpllon We c •• m go
c prt:st•nt .tnd '!t:f.! that the .
ton proc C'>' ~~ bt•commg J
c .1IIIHnt; In our \oe tctv ,\lot ol
.uc h<tpfwmng nght now
P~"Oplt• .ut•tut.tll)· unprcp.ucd
Caught in conflict
" tlw 60'\. .md ''·" h 70:. pco·
bcg.m to qut•~ttun values .tntl
tutlon). t\IH'mpts were made
t!Citng ultl hie stvle~ . In the .. e
'> pt•uplt• lound 11 H'q dtl·
I 10 dl\orct• themwlvc~ lrorn
m.tlt•rt,ll we.thh ul tho t'
,., 'our 0\\ n gcncr .!I ton .uuJ
twn('l,tltollJU~ t lu•torc 'ou gut
up ttl tht• c 1.1 h onc.l contlic 1
.tll~t!.
lut ot thl' P•"''nt.tl gencr .t·
b••g,tll IO IJUI'~ttUII lhl!tr 0\\11
'· In tlw pro< c ' ol .til tim.
l' dt•vl'lupo•d qUt'lllltJil~ ol
K'' '" the tnh qwt ~on.tl
' that wtt h,t\ ,. \ lnt ol
h.uJ ~t·ttuuo, dtl I u uluc
IIH•\t' l h.H\t(t'':l bt•C.IIl\1'
Wt•11•n'1 !-Urt• wh.tl tlw
llt.•d In do,"
h ul tlw pr ulllt•m \\ .J) o~n
•tlllllgn c·~' on tlw P•" 1 or peu­
to rtlolkt• ... otul cumnutm\'nls.
lOillllllllllt'f\15 In
, \\ulk, Ill the UllJ)O~Il(! lot'\,
movl'mt•nt ~tulle! cd,
I th1~ prCil e~!l. tht• lll't'U lur
lll\IUI\ t'llWIII of the
.tnd 1 •"»~ c holugtt.tl
tt') 111 \Otll'l\ l'io 11 t•n~t•nduu~. wtllnot remc~in ·"' c~~ent11l dSpel:l
ot m,trrt.tgc .
Edttot tn·Chlaf , • Bob Rowe
Man•glno Edttor --. .. • -· R·~k Coopet
Producuon Edttor , Don.: t tunne
Photo Edttor .. , • Cr~ "11r«l..t
Compo•n•on Edttor . • lt'I'OII~r \\ oody
Bu&ontu Edttor ... .. Cor.., Hu\l'h
Spon• Ednor.. • • • • tonn Ltnd\1 )
An Editor • • Bob H.~ooldt
Wroten .. Condy 8.JI.t't, D.an Comptoll, Ktrl. Coole), C-\tl H.trwood, Bonntr
M»cll:•nnon, Roo !rtillo.er, <.:tndy )lellrm, l onrad \\eulhoo•lt
Productton ... tulle Chtapurlo Cuh, tlello•rn.an, Lhoa "'""
COIIt. 1111 '"' MtColloch, Lyon Rl), Llr W~,t'n, Ch.ttiOIIt' \\d>b,
Photography , tltl'&ele ,.,u,un, ltm 8.1ttan Cre hrlttcnt\, h•nd"
C<"•H<\ Jun lolltlt'tt, O.IH' 11<111. J<ncph Uanon, 81ll \lu:Rosue, f;a~ Rupp
D• n., ~""II~ Oo~••d ~;1ft'r, ri'utn \\e\lon
CompOt lliOn \\t'lldy l~cn.tg ... r.ugt.• llmwn. Sl.n.an t.;omon,
( o~rol M.u,umur .a, Uubb\ Stmh•do, l.:lllh) Stn(l.,ul•'r. ""'" \\ o~chaet
Sport• , , . l om Bo•tn.ard, to;,•n Coc 'i•ll) \Chuhr rn11 ho;<all\, rom
\ Jn Ooml'lt•n , ltl Woan••n ,
ClrculltiiOn
Photo ternoner
Anlat•
Pubhc Occurunc•• •
Solntu•l Quid•nU
lhivlfOf •
• .. .. ' llarb Nt•~ctunb
IIIW!Ih 1.1"1111
• \ur tal\00, \.l,llf \.\ u~, .. ~,
Duug LN')
ltnl'~' ;and l.aurt"!'1
1 dd \\he a more
Oll•twl puM r.all n ur the A•.O< '"'' d )tud•·Ut\ ot lt'"" Md C'larL C'ullrgc
0.:.15 \\ ro~l~llnP tltllllo.ad , l'ouland 01 on q7~1'J f'untcd 'ftee!U) duO"S
lht> a~.lldt mtc W"'' b) thr l<t~ t U!;o. l'611 Rt Vlt".., onU i.a•\ ~lliSe! Pol•O Ill
Pvotl.and, Or"!!tln AnnuAl Sub\Cropuun C0\1\ S t 7S torli \ \Ub\Ut!Mort. \: tu.--.
{'aprrne\l ;arc tho\r oltho• wrtlcfl .. nd do not th:<:C'iwrlt, •••llcrt I he \II!'W~ ol
rh{' \tud<'nl boity, the l,a ult) or the colic e ;u.lmtnnuoauon Coughing up
Joff Pterce
Stoff Wnter page 3
0..1 ord Soyitct
statistics
111 nul ollt·ll I ,,.ork ~~~ d rorv I r,-.altv"dnlln wr•lt:.but th•~ r
nm I hJv• w.mh. d to wrtlc: th1s t \ r ,,m c• t !tnt w.:;lkN/ mt
L l l1br Jry Jntl rh• ~mt II of mtlkt. mvo~d~tl m~ lun f vN
)mr t rh.Jt '" r trmt t I fled rn o~l tn rh TrJtl Room .md rh
Ut:d' •Ill \m kt:> po11t .J tht ra ft> of mv lunLh f.u:r nre J
p , .. an ''"" tlt•KI ro m In J c/a room lrl Ill\ toul-\m£>11tn
\lrrgtn Slrm .m I It 1 .til rh 'mc1kc drrft 101 my ld t
In''"'' ro~ uf ur n &:t n tdl r nort ,l mpf1 • fOCI .md lun
tJnC r /) opt .Jt(' lmally he<.omrng ~Wdh: 1 thf' d.tn t"
mP~m cJ,,nJ!t r not on/v w rttP m 1< r bur (r ffl< " .,.
'trlt kt r l.m. rlurr rn llle t dlJfed nr l.t d\ w II lim .. ,. t r th
l C .Hinum lrdlton onrmue 1 t; I IJ; m elf Jlmx v. rh rh
\IIUoJII n lrt• t'
Oh dear. the oder
~~ flf,l llf W dOI,JIJ.: v.lrhJ.mE f'lriP lh ht Jtrb rrt
Ht 111111' '"' l ' 1m W.J do rpej wrtl tht• od r ol 1 1b.Jc I
lro1d onl~ mgl• qut I ton'"" k lum I) lurt I wtla~; rt>d wh '
mnkm .tllm11 cl 10th(' lrb ay II~ ~~ tJd. t nJt J J (llf1 1•
rlu·<lt,lt.fr,,,,md.Jimlt .ltmf'.:rn 1J, tw Ju' ., nu P• pi
,J(I rtttllt' lmfurt.tbff>\\'llt 0 \OIQkln ,mdwt; /tdV• th f.t lfrlf •
ro 11k<' ( .1r • I mokm~ ur , \ m rx pi lfld\ b m 1r
comfurto;~b#e ~m 1k111R ~onw pt'Oplr- o~rt mor r;umtt'Jrt<~bl , .. ,h
llllflmu\lrplJ~Irlgrntflt'u Jr tvo.butdoP->fh l1broJr h \ .J
h'ft•O b/,mn 01 HlUfH? IIUI C(l.lmly ~VU t u/d
,,mwwht•r£' l'h.__ rf y 11 "dnted tot •all t ' rllt d( om(Mntn nr
uf mu'' hut • uld \UU nor al ..nrol<' ht '"ht:!f .w ... n lrum •
Pmt d.tt'lll"'cl tho~t non-)mnke "'~ nor b< rlt t d b rh
,mukt If<' 1 IJ mt tnt nn~ «fut I W.l> ~ ulrdr bt (.JU, tl d1d
burht•r m•· Tht rlNI dd~ I rook d poll on m~ own 10 (>(> d
mdl•cc/ lw w.J• r~ght I ft~uttd rhJI my .Jbhorren ~ ol rh «mk t
tobo~o o o nol ,rr.~n~t; I rtintloml'f .nl~ &f peoplt .a fe~
ctut• 11om I tl1uu.:ltt would \dlt>t t"Vf'fl rhe mmt ,,ubborn I
.mt•kt r~
Pierce's poll
''Do vou smoke?" 18 so~ld tht?y dtd, whtle rhe remamms .fb
wid mt~ rhe\ ~11lwr rwver had smoked or had g1ven ir up for
,.;ood
Does the smell of smoke bother you? Our ol 48 non-
mokt•n only 1 ~11d rr duJ nor
Do you thtnk your smoktng bothers non·smok8n?
ConlrJr\ 1o Prflf.' ~ llJ>Jnton. 17 ol 18 smolc~ Ytd they choughr r
did
Would you favor estabhshang ~smoking regulation• in
the c:ampus' public buildinga? The an wen ro rhr~ ~"'
~urprmng All but 12 otfh(> ~ ~molwund non-~mok-er .Jlrlt~
wl'r..: rn lo~vor of rh .. r
Minority rule
II lu un.,tl pt!r ntdg t) mdrat ve of !he Jtulhn bod .u
\~hole '' 't>t>"'' ttnokC'f) .tn-.. mrnottty ~r l.C yer the
fl .tl111.: rht"nr .t 1t they Wt r the 11YJ0111Y Ju,r look 111 ,, ..
lrbro~t') wh ~ ,mukm;p~ oil l1mrr onl o Hhcthmlll yfl
pC'rnu ..... o~bl 111 rhe rerr .Jrnd~
Tht Jr.t/1 R um .mtl rh dtnlnJt'OCHFU •~ .1 tM-11 '"www
wutltuon rhl' wo~y lh.an rhe l1br.ary but I men rhe l•br.uy~ fVNI
dNI , "'"' cun rn J m t rsl rhr au~ehour r he • .and rhrou.,._,r U.. world. people •r
trn .. lly r .llwnl( fh•• non·sm~ • powe~lu rni/Offty
Jroufll be JCIW n r 1h1 r srow ofrl: With I unpollu ecJ
lwt Arrl1n o~nJ ,,.,., t haw peupl.
wh rndulge en rob.~ o from ather ind1ul
ur UVE'ef It h .art Tftent wts U ld •ftiiDSI
choll 10 diNih rn ~ au .....
ch•"lfftl And bwe. lorbirl
Wh pag 4
FORKING
AROUND
Kirk Cooloy
Stof1 writer (?)
•
On \\ cdnc~da mght I bN . .tm<' .tfllul~nt lor a \'Cr) ~holt
\\htl • To ~;.elcbr te the occ:a~ton I ''ent to J H.~-..wur.tnt called
l .!JJidll 1\h.lrg.m, Cnm.m hi~· C.tpt \ <HIN\ abl boa '"of
fuod <ooked Jc ord1ng tO rcctpe' ol th~ Co~) mlln lo,lnnll I
\\ouldn t !...no'' \ l.;nO\\, al that' uue The lood JUiol '!>eemcd
undt•rspu .. cd 10 me. But m,l\ he th.11 \ thl'" '" they hlw II 0\ l'l Ill
the CJ\ mam •. If hi." L..l\ mJn I ~land~ ,tfl' dm' n ~out h ot flor rda.
.n c...1~ • \CIU re to t-columbu~ land~.'<~ ttwrcl
M,\\ be at "•h \\ edncsdil\ rught ~ thl'l ' tauh.
'\II the\ -.en e lOT dmner arc IC\\ '~ (6 kand ). C.wman I l.tnd
''e'' and salad Tht•rr al.td!o arc 0~ Notlantclstrc 01':
1hcrc are t\\O rea~on for tht~ place l.J 'tn6 m~ntroned.
1111 cot~ Sl.SO tor all the dmncr )OU (Jn edt. her naght.
\\hen the; reopen from S·?.l nrghts a ''cck 'ou mrght c.tll
.md hnd out I could but 11 s !IUCh an C!\Crttng thtng to do. I
thought \OU m•ght hke to nd 2) The .!tmosphcre. 1 he ;ughtl "cnt ther the" a11resses
and ho)\e "ere 'lillie old lad•cs ·Grandmother . That•) ort ot
unusual for Old To"n ~\a\bC not.
\\hat , ... unu,uc~l, though. 1 thai ''hen \OU \,all.: Ill, the far~t
thmg \OU hc:ar t "Hello \\ ekomc ~\ "uld ) ou hke \O sn 1n ~
bCJat or at a tablel' Er I guess "c II ostt rn J boat I thrnk.
The\ \e got ~h .. e '"o boat msrde. ce \\ uh tJbl~ Ill them
\\ h1ch ,, whcr .. )OU eat Or 'ou can 1.1kc J ~lard tabll•
1 he ,,oman 1 '' J') \\lth amrnt•dtatel, hNded for th~ he.~d ol .1
bo.11 the proud P'CI\\
The" hole e\Cntns \\ cl) dc\'(lted tO freudian wmhol.hm The
piJCl' 1 reall) t.ondull\e to that .,on 01 thought the laght ..,,,.
puller lash Th· m~crt bulb~ Jll\O th,~ puller 11sh,1urn on the
JUICe • .tnd ta-dal tht~ ''hole pl.1~.: • IS mfu~cd "rth tht~ glo" ol
turned-on pufle1 11 h And there I \\<1 , catmg d dam
C Baker
Staff wnter
··rm r~rcd ot being lht• lone
rndr\rdual dgarnsr rhe
e tablrshmcnr ~\ lule I'm lu~re J
'"""' 10 ehange thmgs rn 1hu,
;)c;adcmiC commumly, people
JU r ,Jr('rtr mO\IrJ8 dnywhcre Lei
tiiPr!! be .wenue wherl' we can
r all~ change rlung,. I lr:et rhc
nt,;t>d ro e11.plore poiH•cal
altl'rndflvel av nues of change
borh ~~ LC Jnd un other ll'vch •
Tue;d.s~ the 28th about thart)
people. ~tuden~ fatuity and !tt.JH
SENIORS!
lnformatron about
The •r..H.Juatc \t.hool
of
AdmtniStr Jllon
\". rllam IW Uns\ r•rs11y
S.Jif>m, Oregon 97301
Dr Ord E.lltot
1 on umpu\
'Vtonda O\ "mb~r 17
1 00 -5.00 p m.
~onttclh Room l•·rnplt•lon
C.:£>1)11 I mt!t rn Pl.m-How.mJ lounge to talk
about rhcu vJnous .Jt~.J!> ol con·
cern Tht• group i~ call~d the
Coal111on lor the Stody ot Radscal
Ot~mouatsc Action. lhc inter~ts
and per!>peCU\'t..~ of the people
mvol'<c..~ arc v,mcd Some • .ue an­
terc~rcd an ~rudymg polnrcal alter·
nattv• lake socrahsm. Marxtsm
and how other poltuc<~l system~
!unCtiOn
Oahcr~ are concerned W1th the
potPntra! fo: actualrzm~ \\llhtn the
LC rommunuy There as a dcstrc to
h£>comt: 1nformed about
problt•m!o outMde tht• dCademrc
oommuntt) and 1.1kc acuon an
regard lo the ,. cau c..><o
The group as a real roaht1on wath
no flgtd ldl•ologlc.JIIml!. The pco·
p1c uwolved v.antto l~arn 10\\0tk
collc•<.ll~<cl) and 1.1~ .... etf"<.;llve o~c­
uon over •~su·~ th.u concern
thl•rn 1 he Coaluron 1~ I>P'"" to the
;•nllft' oornmumty, mduclmg
dlumru If' ou Wi.llllto getmvot~ .... d
m un~ CH more '""··I~. or h.avt•
gupt•\ Or fru~lldtl011~ that ~<JLI
w.:~nt to JL;t on come .~nd gPa
((}gc. tlll'r \\ tth people ~ .. hu c~re
.J( llvf'l) "t!d rng alterrlJtiH!!>
Mt•t•III'H Wllllw r>ubla I ll.'d m lht:
LOC· 1 ut· d.n Nov lb R1.•\ \ t•ra1
eo~grdvr· wrll f>P.t~. ttboUI th•·
l nlll'<f r arm \\or' t f!t A. film
frghlm~ lor our Ll~;• s .J
dr t umt•ntdr) (HI I he ( oa(hdla
~rdpc 111kr L\'tll I o be ~oho,., n 1n
1 vmlrn~n Jl ~ 00 pm Pioneer LOA
1
One picture
An_
Jetf Pterce
Staff Wnter
On &he ''"''' d.t) ~' f•rc crt?.ttcu
humc1m w \\ .llk upon r fw carr h.
And on lhe !C'''nlh '''''C ue.tted
cartoom~r~ ro m.tke riH!m com·
pll•W tonls
Canoons are me.tnl to Cllptt!'>S
edncmal oprruon~ m a manner
moro:~ appealing than rihv­
thouso~nd "ord edt1o11al • The
J\Cragc reader will look at il car·
toon conCt!rntng tht> CIA bclore
plowmg through a dr). lour p.agt'
artcclc on tht> ~am~ subJeC't.
\.1Jtt \\ uerk cr, a tudt!nt atl C. IS
one ol tho c tnflul•nctal artrst~
Hc'l> gone horn ~ample doodhng~
rn p:tge miVgtru 10 elaboratt• c..tr­
toon~ an the log On the \\ay, he
ha~ been rntluenn•d by PulitLer
prrlt' wanntn)< 1 Jrtoom~t!> Paul
Conrad ot thl.' L.A. Ttmes. and Pat
Oltph.1n1 ot the Denvt!r Post. "I
got to know Conrad per :.onall~ ,"
he told me. "H<• 'm' 1.1vorrte. but
Oliph.mt ·~ the lunnil!!>t."
\\'uerkcr has been domM car­
toon \\Ork for ~chon! OI.!Yoi)p..tpcr\
~me~ JUiltOr high lie complo~m~
thJt he has )CI to work for one
wtnch ta~cos an avrd mteH' 1 an the
ar1iSh. The conrcnu at ron rs .alwa\!t
on the wrucrs ever do tht.· peo·
pic rn c:hargc• know enc>ugh .1bout
cartoonmg to help the clrtr.-.t~ rrn·
prove. the w JY the~ hr•lp (or uy to
ht!lp) 1~'11' Wllll!l\ It IS hJrd 101 a
harned reporter to !>) mp.llht7cd
wuh tht~ Wlwa•<u photogr.tph~r!.
Jnd wrtiCI) ar" " pt·ndable, no
pap ~r wants 10 to ~· thcu best
cartoonaw; Uw) .:Jrf' too sc.Hct•.
P<·oplt• mltmo.~t••ly anvoh ,.rJ m
the worid ot c ,arlt>Omng ,,,,. t hrngo,
lh.JI Olll~ldl'l\ .rrL· un,IWilli' ul I
W.J\ JIWJY~ Ulldl!l lht• IOiflJCUIUI\
rh.at .uti uc .. baht' pl<~)'t'd ·• m.ttor
!Cil•• Ill d LJIIOOnt,.t\ \U( (i>\S.
\'\ ucr~t~r c.tn t•l you \llcllght llw
thtnt; thdl M'""' 11> tht.• 1th'"• nor atw
P"' l'Ol.JIIon A lot ot llw lunull'\t
c~rtoon~ Jtt• b~ pt•oph• who drm 1
kilO\\ how totlr.tw.butlht•) t> gol
the lJrloonr'>l\ .. tal ol mrnd H
P'-'<~PI ·· .til Iunny tlwy c:.tn 111.1l "J
« .utoon · But 11 t:itn 1 hurt 11 ) ou
t<dO d'"" pt·opll o thl!y ll:liJl lsk •
fJl'oph: not gonlldll or u l'~'" 13 Novumbor 1
•
ousan-war
''I would lake to \\IIIC
c•drlorrab, " he .ldmtt~. ''but rn~
'' ntmg o~bihttC\ arcn t lhJt grP.JI
So" ht>nl \-.Jnl 10 com l!) dn i~\UC I
mah• JC,trl(>Oil IOC)'.prt~))ll.l h.t\C
no doubt the•\ contatn lht• llllp.!CI
ol Jn r•drtOrtdl, \ 1!1 the-) ll!nd 10
rntlut•l1ce people 111 d blar.k and
whrte wa). It\ .1 hell ot a\\ o~y to !>a)'
~omethtnK. but st' got tt' dr.l\\•
load'
"PohrscJI cartoonrsts tend 10
OWI~IIllphfy I!> UCS \\hen VOLI
genl'ro~ltzc. \'ou'rc leadang pl'oplc
a:ttrJ)'• The\" O\~rt!xaggc-raiC' and
rend to c_\tcmt!S 'ou Ciln'c '>lmpl)
anal) z • R<!lhcr than reddtng
~dllOII<tls, people w1ll ott~n look
on I} .11 cduonal cartoon~. It tan be
dJngerou when the cJrtoon"
ha' c o~ er-stmplrlsl'd to tht• pomt
tho~t the) contuse 1\SUL~ .
"1\\ bat; ~o;rape wuh Oliphant as
Your chance for thJt he's ~o tunnv
dH•<~p•·n~ .1n tS')UC. II
l.lu)(h om~l hsng oil II
m.1 k •h•· r••:.l polrtic.tlt'>~U
pie won 1 to~kc rlwm )l!rt
II you h,,, c JM~ ~d .tll('nt
\\ Ul't kcr s <;.rr loOn'-an 1h
~ ou cun \l!C th.tl h(• h.1s a
C.trloonrng But hl~ doc~
to lll' ,, prole aun.1l c,Hl0()1\
\\ .11w; 10 gt\i e up o~ll the
1un. the mk-O\lt•rcd
d<'.lUIIIH'S .tnd HO rnto oa,tll
"tt.•Jd. "II',. ..~ hobb . but
tnt(·nd to maJ.:c 11 " car
toom!>b tend to be stallo
rng to cstJblr h thcm<:.ch
.uca. I'd r.tther tr.wd th "I !IIJttOilJr)' c.utuont:>l.
m antern.atronJI aftJi~.
let omeuru' ehc dra\\
l;JIIOOOS of htm
C. Bnker
Staff wrtter
lntcrc ted an .J JOU w 11h no lurnc rnonctar <>UC"<.CS'> or
111m•l
The Portland Bo)<Oll Qlfrcc •~ looktn}; lor )OU The
f.trnm ork~rlo lowl ottu e ·~ \cd.ans to cnl.ugc it.,lulhame
II •ou "•'nt to LH• 1moh••d, t h311cngctl. L~ml do omcth
smmedaare rcle\ anc c dnrJ '.tlu<•, ht•r e\ our upponumcy
\ cr,d Sr.r~rJ\11") at 233-89"''
!:ttnCt> AUKU')I 18, !.11m" 1)1 kero, rn tlw frt'ld ot C.1lrtor ns:.
bct•n vottng on unton rt>pll.'~t.mt,allon A., ol tht!t d.lll',
Pit.•< 11on r ,~ uh '> .n •
rnnches
no of workers UFW
I I T namstor!>
tlf
reprr.sunred :u,tJOO 11,000
16 r.tnt.ht"~ holV•' \'OtPd leu • no liiUIHl 'Hw dt~po\rl'"'"
•'IC(tlt)ll) ~~ '"llln•rng CCII\')t<lt•r Nl b tilt' !lt.Jh'·•IJ>POtnh•d
lltht•\olc.)ul Ltut~.;d l.ttlll\\OCI..cr 'tltrt.t•f,,H .. dl'Cinl'd''·'~~'
ot tht• :n wrll h·· m"''" IU t h(' l' F\\
On i"oiO\'Cfllbt•r 4 thPl J \\ fPadwd Jn Jgrl•,•rnent v.uh
t tJld {U\ ''II'S 1,1rmworkl'1\ on llorul,1 Mrnult• t-hud rJr
The thrPt• ~ .. "r J~r•'"n\l'lll IOUI..'•' l'~ \\dlJe" JllU cm·du.o~l
P"""'on b··ncfrt!! Jlw untotl o~nJ the oca t ol.1 ompan
b1•t>n dc.J•IIod.a .•«f.,tncP !JnuJr\ 1975" hen tht tnruolthr~!C
.St)H.!••mt.!nt c:..prlt't.l
• Novembor
Ric
Mont
~umbrt clt .
• I Ill I t)\lt
Ill> /wr f) nl
,)llrl
n erll
Bur
· Gull ar wll
shorn
~ccer . \-.11
I oml'n •lJCd
ur hr) u
Kertll r\lar(j
,, eJr a It'~
't \tiCk 10
Mr .
I ''A) roncer
"gt'c m
tlw thtrd
Deal and I
r ,.
H~ pol1 h •
''Well
m\lnrne?''
"Pertect. ''
He ha~ d
tchl~ the I
Hour-bag
rn
! You •
rand g(
01d you.
muncf
'"'"· Puh h
tie. "He nl
cts. he nE
Su
GtJ
tchdaggj
JtrOII
~nr1n""''C h
L"'"' I lou)l
rbage C
(ompar
mpres\tv
~um,.•(for
JOb l')(p
I drcJm
I ot Ha\'
~oatrcal le
ehc Ire
ttmcou
c \\
(C~ d •
n-,·
It
I II
. .. I t •
ur~.
dr.1v.
The U
[ulhime
f.omt!thl
rrtuntty
llttorru.l
1~, cl.ttt•,
po~•t t{)ll
)If\ It'd
mccl '.11
•nt "tth
, \Jid r·' ,onl
I mPd -_amp a•
tlal thr Novembor 1976
•
Rick Coopor
Monngtng Editor
}umbrlch 1 h(' llip(>H' move·
t\11 't OVl'f yt!l,
I 11,1 half rs unly BNtlc•-lcngrh , ya
,JIIU he• wc•,rr.\ thl•m
.u .... cd) go/t/ wife fr.mw
But like, lu• '".,1>' /us
when he wJiks :mel lrke,
~~~ Hammond m .1 rock anc/ roll
11nd ~~~ aho pl.ty ax, gutl.tr,
hcc1er .~nd IMrtl·tO·R~'t.
SJ•. ,,h~n he· nor playmg hh
rgan
GUitar when lu ... '.s nor p/aymg
I) horn
Soccer. when he' nor cha)mg
omen
Hard-lo-gcr: when chJ)mg
uccumh to plcJying hrs
run or h1~ org;m.
~etth l\l.lrlmt5 'o cool, you haw
"''Jr ,, 1~1/on /o'JCl' m,,,$.. 10 you
I ll< 1\ IO I he .:lH ht brt.•dfhf' \.
Mr. Sunshine
'A)< oncernctl .t'> I'm I ar ,'' K~ith
"gtH~ mt•two chorces Jnd I'll
the 1htrd. I wc~s on let'~ Make
· Oc:~l and I tooli door number
I Hl' pol1slw~ a green apple. T rat I
· "\\ell no wonder, the) got
' shoec; there," he ~d)'S to
inl'. ~tw looh at htm, Sdr·
.JIIy:
""ell ho'' Me \'OU today, Mr.
"Perlt•Ct."
He h.1~ .1 pint Thermo\ that
h<'~ the IJded blue letter on
floU1-b.1g shirt. He to"> .. e~ the
into )p.tce. "Li~tcn.
ckuhl You ~hould.t gone out lor
,rr,•r Jmi got socc~r ">hoe'>. God­
mm•t."
01d \'OU get ,,II your homework
cf' \\<~rime olSk'>, concerned.
um )oU, hone~t-to-Godf'
munches on ht!> polt~hed
1 ....... Puts ht) whtte Nil.;es, on the
"He never we.u~ m,uchmg
• he n~ver weJr'!l matchtng • 1n:
sod)," Marhn~ nottcl's.
"Y ' ou can t get a green .tnd a
while od; dirty," 1\«?ith obst~rv1•s .
One and a half sc~ndwt(hc~s for
lunch Who mt~kes. his lun(he~l
"I do. Sometime s. Hillf and half.
I make tht: top hdll and Mom
mc~kes the bottom. We put 'em
together a~ I'm walking out the
door."
"Well. ~el!ing a~ how you're s.o
,ldcpl tn the knchen.' ' Marline
dC(US.CS.
"Hcyl" Keith defend~o , "Come
ovl!r tor bre.lkfd~l ~omcumc I'll
make 11 at 11 :13."
"He has :1 very unorthodox
method ot cooking," Mitrltnc
offers.
Overused mouth
HJm hangs out of Ketth's
ov\?rusccJ mouth. "D•tl you hedr
ho,., I spell my name? I betore E
e"cept alter C or when $Ounding
lt~e '\a~ m neighbor <md wetgh: or
m ~eith
Ernw '>Ill> down 1 alk11 about
purnp~tm. . I enterrupt Arc there
pumpktn!> on UrilnU\I
1\eith: "I don't know. Not the
la11t trme I looked. There will be rn
the future. but not en the pa~ture .''
He changes tracks: "Who w.mts
an ice cream cone? Want an ICC
cream conel Want an ice crcc~m
cone? Hey, hipp1e, want an ICe
cre.:~m conel"
~ure.
He mooch~ 65¢ off Marlene.
Drop11 a penn) "Goddimmtt .''
Count~ the restento c1 u!>cd napktn.
"\\1hal color do you '"'~mtl''
He go~ Stares at rhe letters
und~r Baked Item), Hot
Beverage\, S.:~ndw•ches ... Foun·
tain Order\ thr~t.; co"';)
Marhne: "I wonder 11 he can
carry all three '
He can Stt\ b.:~cl-. down. r oss~s
his Thermo!l ento 'P.tCc agatn and
~a1ch~' it. Watches E.rnte eat h1s
"aldd: ''Ye~. I'll have .t lev. ptcccs
ot lettuce on my Roquelot t."
"Watch it; he'll beat )OU up,"
to-\Jrlinc warns.
nyone's employable Pioneer log
"That's okay. I'll just htr htm tn
the ll~t wtlh my lat.c." Keuh lan­
t,l~W !S, Whtltlcs il Herb Alpert
tunc. "Oo you know what my
'ollc·~w god I Ill To find out what
Cl.trk'll ftr111 name I\ "
I thtnk 1t's Dave.
''lo, that wa~ the Five.
Kflnt .that was il. Kent Clark. That
~ould be a upo•r name.'' Sucks hts
whttc Ntkc m my face. "I wore my
good shoes. If the shoes don't
groo~c then the tc •t don't move."
Gets up to dance. Stts down again
Puddle splasher
"Good ole Yamah.t Ernte,"
Kenh grmr.. "Two strokes ;md h•s
cycle's done." Blo~ h•s nose,
looks mro h•~ hanky. "Jeez, th•s
looks like Erntc's sandwtch."
"I'm trytng to f1gure out how to
mdke the Tht•rmo~ do a mobiu'
thp," Keilh dcmonc;trat~. touing
thc blue hue tnto another space
excur'!llon . He ldunch~ into
Dylan: "JU\1 lllu J WOOman ...
~Tud.: •mide of MObile With the
ME,\Iphis BLEEOOOl aCIN."
Folds hr~ sack lunch bag to take
home and u~e ..tgain. Fold~ a Sellar
• announcement tnto a paper .ur-
planc.
Five .•. four ... three .•. two
one •.• " Fltcks the plane. It do~ .1
pt•rl~ct loop into the ashtrav.
Kc11h 1s runn~ng out ot matenal.
Watches Marline blow pink
bubbles. "AAArrh,'' he yawns.
looks lor~ard to getttng outside
agarn. "Hell ot ~ good puddle
d.Jy.''
"l:m time. I splashed ,\.1arhne.
She sav . "t ou wouldn't,' .tnd I
~ays, 'Y<~ wanna bet?' So I dragged
her ov •r to this puddle and :wyc;,
., ou don't bt?llt!ve mel' and she
Sd)'S, • Nope.' So I spla-.hed her.''
He loves tt.
M,uhnc .tnd 1\erth slap each
othl!r goodbyt ShP lea\es for
cl.l:.S.
Kctth le<wCS me with a thrl!at •
"\\ell. tl ther •'s uo anythtng I c.an
tor a. Just knov. me let."
Soil and Suds for college pres.
Susan Hyne
Guest wnter
• Jn..,hdtgger. NJttOnJI Utility
por JIIOII \t I ant,,
ndwtoh and Salad Men.
/lou ·•· Ho't oo
ge Collecto r l.rberty Re·
C Jmpan}' \1\ .t\hrngron, D.C.
rmtlro'\"'' t• tidbtt~ lor vour
mel for John R. Colem.m, 51,
10b experll'nC • fulfilled J per­
dream. Dr. Colem<tn, Prl!,t·
or Haverlord College. took
•cal leaH! and folio" ed the
t<.c ht: lrt>cl)• gave to studt!nts­
ttme OUt to 1(\'1 <lW.JY I rom the
llemtc '' orld. Colt•man') e"­
tlureng ht<> two-month
uurc out ot JC.Jdcm•.s .tre
b.-d m h1' per,on.ll .tu.ount.
Collar Journal A College
r:sc(Jtont s Sabbatical
or l oll•m.~n J br~l.'l \lint in the
e·c·otiJr \\ ork ing worlt.J (on­
•Wtl YIVIUI With h1o:, t'XpNh'IKC
o1 <'ollcgl' .tdminhl r.ltor.
mt\1, au 1 hur, .md 101 met
r uund.'UtO n l'Xt!Cutivc . But tw
I t \Cl!ktng J scparat(' rc.lht) Ill
''real world.''"' ht•.,., rite .. , th~
""" ,., oriel is rc.1l:
flOn-col/cgc w adu.Jte5,
commt'neo•menl ~pc•al<t~r' do
JOb of prC>•'rvm,; rhc lwltcl
rile CJmpu;. 1s unrl•al and all
''')I of l11e 1s real ·whether the theme i5 one of
threat ('Just Wdlt unril vou pet mto
the rPoJI world") or of ~lu,h ( 'llo~'
1 h.tt > ou .ue about to le.w"-U) to
enter til\? rt?JI worltl ... "), rhe
rhousht r~ the ,.,me. Eithl'r w<Jy, 11
• I) empty.
I admrl that .sometime. in lrymg
to fight It, I hdve gone roo l.rr m the
oppo,uc direction at com­
numcemNlh (''It'. JU\t po )ible
thai th'' 1s rile real \' orld you arc
fea\'rng. Maybe the end purpo)e
ol man rs to learn."). ~ el rllerc il
nothmg more unh:.li.Jbout a cam·
pu) th.tn rllet'e '' about a d1rch, .1
rc,tauranr, or a corporah' otllce
All ol them ha\c men and women
wrrl• dream~ and fnHirarion,,
tultlllmcnh ;mJ pam,, cerrarn11e'
and doubt' All of rhem hJve
people \'\ ho }pt?nd part 01 each
dily JU•t puurng w trmc .1ntf parr of
cach Ud)' liwng thcrr /ivt!) more
fulh.
Thl! c:ollcgt: )ear .uc ) t.'Jr) o/
bt1tng ,,~ well d' IJI becoming , for
f.u;u/rr. ~rudenb. J/1(1 prt'\tJenh
;~llkt• .md lht.•rf' IS norhrng una'al ~ .
.Jboul them.
\\'h<tl Cohmun gaml!d from h15.
non·tr .1dttronal .Jbbatkal \\as "
gre.ltt:J mingltng ot ltlc t• •
P'-'rtcm c' and ,, pl'!r:)pCt;ttve ~'" h1s
work. he c-.pcrrNl I'd ftrst-hand
the rt•jt!rltoo ot hem~ I ned from a
di~h.,., ash~r'., Job and the pl•ght ot
1 he uncmplo) ed, O\ t!r'-quahl tc<l \~orker . He experienced
bewilderment at the lack ot praise
for a job, .. ell done on a rush day at
J rtN.JurJnt . He ~ perienced the
exhiler .1tton ol mu)cl~ ~!retched.
orl', .tnd then trengthl.!ned .J' he
hJuled hc.w\ load~ ot retuse.
\nd he carried a new
pcr~peCll\c b.tck to the Ha,erlord
prc,idcncy . Coleman recognized
thJt hts impao on the ~allege as an
mstttutton would be teh mo:<>t in
hr small llCts ot C".Jrin~ and
concern. balanced budget,
CUriiCUI;tr tnno\ at ion), a
d•~tm,::ut~hed tacuh ''ere .'ill
Out\\<Jrd mea\Uft:> of
accompli hmcnt. But the ltule
things in life now had a deeper
rmport.Jnu!-in the c)'\''> ot J
common laborerlt.:ollege
pn· •dent.
ror me. Coleman·~ journal v. as
an opportum t to ec v. tth grea.ter
<:hUll) whJt ~~ rmportant tn the
work I do ,\nd I al'o ~ce the need
to tcp out ol m\ "'ork .1nd re·
t•<~:.unttll' m~ JMt 1 ac. J membe1 of a
wnr k comrnumt ·• It\ eaw to lo!>e
"Kht ot tlw ltulc thtng' Sut
!IOnlt,'ltmc tht! l.Jn be
reu1 lH\Crcd-pl.!rhap~ C\~n .1)
Coleman lounu, tn a dttch, a
cll)ho,m, or a durnp.
Editor's Note: ~uc fhnc 1
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Dr'' eiopmt•nr Center and •
lfnoh "<1m C<~n .. •cr coun,elm • ane 1neer
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Robert P<Jmpfm I) Charrman, and Ch1et f;n'Culille
Offic.et. ot the Geotg•a Pc~c•t•cCorpor<Woll CP m;mut;JC·
ture5 and dt)lrlbures forest-rcl;,red produc11 soth .. ood,
swlp, ne\'\"Spnnr. wa paper, furmrurc. k11chen cabtnt>tS
Til~ Corporal ron operares dpproxtmarefyrwo huudn~
plant~ m lhc US.. Cimada, Tllr-Plutltpme5 , .mrf 81aztl In
1971 ll O\\ned 3.600.000 actes olumberland 111 rhe U !>
alone Fony-r housand m~n and \ll·nmt~n are employ~ by
Crorg1a p.,rJI'ic
Pamptm I) iJ/ o Cha~tman ot tht• Bo.ud •JI T ru\ti'C\ ar L C
Ht!> rJOr((,ltl hang) '" rhc ~pom. cenlt?l wluch U•':J(~ hH
name
1 rom l11s twenry·)PV••nth stury oll•re arop !he Georgta
P•ctfic Bwldm:g, dO\\ mown Porrland, l1amplw hPads rh,.
huge aorporat1on Thl) day, hL• tS we;mng a ri<uJ •• \~e/1-
ra•/orL>d SUit. Camera and l.lfJI' (f>(Otdcr cJit• iH,11\.Jied, )'''
he ~~ telJl.ed
A ndiiH.' of Vlfgml.:t, h1s :>out/J('m c~ccem has )urwvPd
hh \('.drS tn rhr> wesr /'le ~pcc~k) llowly, <:arerutly
Though cogm1..anr ot the IIIJerc'Jinm of many rudent),
PJmpltn I) J comervJIIIIe It w.H l11s tack ol osrenrarlon,
.md #m )lfd•ghllorward C)ll!. lhiJI mo~r lnlf"t'SSf>U tilt:
lnl£!1¥1(!~\"el\
When did you first become mvolved with the college?
I ber:.-.mc ln\OI-.••d ,llJOUI llllcPn ycdr"\ olKO "'laen I fH~t
unll' on th•• Board ot lc:.•wci Jnd I.Hk Smc:c rht>n I vt:
ccth •r been on th,. BC~ctrd CJr f'hatrrn.Jn of tht• Bo.crd
duung th nttrc per•od,. c.t•pt onl.' y••ar wht·n I rotJh•d
off, wlu h '~ mandutory
" ... today tuition does not cover
the cost of going to schooi.'J
What do you $f!C aG th functton of the Board ol
Trustees ?
fhl.! a,,.,,d ft, lhL'f(' tO l'l brocld pohcy dOd 10 PO\S\ gn
mdj(Jr detlloiOn\ hut II t.houldn 1 b(• ~~ 111ng 1010 do!l~ ·to·
doJ} d£>tt'>rum I hdt what dw .sdmHu\H .suon r for
What 11 your most •mportant e>crv•cc to tho school?
Alon~ wuh b •tng Ch.11rman of th(! OoJ•d I'd ~) dw
•nvt'\trnK of 'ndowmcrll lund!~ P1onoor Log
Do you use your contacts tn the busmess world?
In ra•smg lund., you uv to U\t.: your contact'> That s
another role o11hc T ru.-.tees: rCJIStns lunds, bt>cau~e 1oda
tu1tcon does not cover the cost of RO'"~ to \Chool
What has been your greatest contribut•on to LC m your
f1fteen year affihauon 7
\\ell, I'd ha'>'-to S3) worl\mg together wtth the
Admmt)I!Jtton, Wtth Jack, man ctfort 10 buJitll ewis and
Clarl up into what I thmk" reall)• a ln~t cia!>~ ~chool , and
to rai!le the funds nefessarv lor th.Jt.
Are there any milestone s that stand out7
I thmk al you tool\ L.Jt 1\, Jnd 1 twn look Jl 11 tod<~y . an
awlul lot tM!> developed . 't ou can look .11 the flhYslcal
laCIIitu~ . I'd ""Y lhrce-fourth :,. of what's out there lodav
Wd)n'tlhcre f lien \'OU t.Jkl! tilt' grOwth in tht• numlwr o(
$tud~nt!io1 .trHJ the l .tw School. ilnd the t•ndoli\ men& tunu.
r\llthcsr: thmg~ ,.,me lrum ,J v<•n· low bJ~e m that pl'nod
up IO wh.ll I think 11. • .s ~o< honl wllh "li;Ct!IINlti.Jtllitl~'> .tnd a
fall •ndowmt•n\ lund.
to
• I( I've tried
fluence tn
II way. • exert some In-
a conservative
How would LC be d1fferent 1f you hodn't been a
member of the Board ,.
I 11\0uldn't ~ay I've rh.mgcd 11 Jl .:sll l'v" tm:d 10 ·u·rl
!>llffiC tnllu•''lC'' m J con~crvJ II\ii' w.1)' I m dehghtt!d th.ll
Lc" '~ Jnd Clark dcdn l ~l'l clc.tr uul uf h,uu.J I eke ~~Jme
-,chool, but the-. "'cnl ~· l11tlt•luuhcr thdn I'd h.•vc llkt'd
to hi.t\ l' e••n.
In what ways?
In bt>l!t•l>. r.~I'OI Mk ~1',)1'!1 ·•(N,Ih('lf' dt•\t'I<JI)I'cl.mulf•.t
(II t>dtJ~atH.>n rm L'duc .tiiOn'!t ..,;tkt•, r,llhcr lhJil lu1 .1
\ ouncon I h.: lut ull \ .,IIO(IlJrlt•d I h.,t I tlun~ l h,ll'.. J 11.,1
lt:ddlnK u duwn d blmd alh·y Studcnto,, cl thcv·,,
mlt·r·~tL•d 1n ,, voc at con .md 1 hi.'~ c;lcoulcl lw. o,houltt lw
t<~urhJ \(m\C•tlung 'JO rh.tt the·) 'o~n 15''' o1 JOb w~wn thl'Y get
out
l!OI!I ill Ar!~ tJII bt• t1 \Ot<.tiiOn If d \tlldf:"llt dol•\p't w.u\1
<1 lll}(dllon dldl\ fuw. but ht• .,hould und£ r~tanJ th.u h ....
1\n I ld~ 111~ d ((IUI'tP thai .. Kotng to lt•ad hun 10 o.1 JUIJ
Do you fh1nk LC IS proparm{1 atudunts tor., vocatton 1
I'm t\OIIhitt c lor.<' lOII,hUIIthtn~ l••WI\ and C J.uk W.tnls
to c.Juu t•JddV Now. KO hac lour or I I\' • Y""r' and 1 don 1
ttunk ~J. Studt.:nls Wt•l•' liiughl 10 qucst1on ••v••tythmg tor lh(• ~Ch(
1rmful. T hcrt1
alway~ <:
,,nJ I d
co be t>ltJ>1
moral c h.H ·•'
h.t~ a eel
lrticln to 1lw
1 th1nk
on oil sut
no wlwn y
you I~
· 1u,t corruf
• 1n:
• ra1ne
ora ,
va ues.
.md w~rc )1!11 quc~llonmg everythmg when they
A '>lud~n t ought to make up ht~ mmd .1s ~oon a~
It·~ up to tht.• ~tudent~ o~nd I JC:ulty to ht?lp him make
mmd, not to keep htm lrom mJkmg up ht~
Someone .,, ould SJ\'. "V\ dl, I wunt to be J I
The} 'd tell h1m to quc>tlon 11 Held go h
qu~~110n 11, and he's :!>tell quc·~uomng 11, A lo1 of
fell.t:. ne' t•r wtll ertle down. Thto·y t•nd up
protcss•onal ~tudcntc;. \t\ hl•n ,, tcll.t comes here
a ..• m acc<>unt.mt , I'm F;Otng to hut> somebody
bet•n uamt>d .1~ Jn .u count.tnl.
Another thmg th.Jt d1S.1ppmnts mt? I thmk
lthould bl• ll.nnt•d 111 0101 o~l v.tluc~. tuciL•nt!> u<,cd tG
.tnd \lc.JI buok<i tn lhl' hbl.uy \\ell. Y.hJt's lht>
produ..:t gutnK 10 lwl
'ou lll'<~f •• bout .11lthtHl' thmg'> tn the bu\tnt!S
Wl"ll, 11\ not hk,• that I tcr~ • <.tl Gculgh.s P.u.nllc we
SITICI mor o~l c odt •
How do you see tho role of college presrdent' l
I thtnk he h.1s 10 1 un the ~t hoot ,., 1th 1 he brll.HI
l.Hcl do\\ll bv thl' 8odHJ. t don't agrt•e \\llh
tornmlllet·~. I thlflk l.tc.uhy K\"'1~ tuo lmoh cd
runnrnl) of the t houl. [\t·r~thmg ha~ to he rcll'll
comm1tl~t·. I h.tt ., a !.Ut rv way 1u 'un an) thlllR
That seems to relate to the purchuse of the
Theator The Trustees have pnssed 1t on
mittee In this Cdse don t you thmk u co'm'm11
worthwhil o 1
\\··II )tJtnt•thmg of th.u so• t th.tt ha'!lo quahllt•d
on tht• c ornrnrth•t•, I thmk ~,... But .til tho~e
( CJnllmrtccs llwy\t· aiY.J)!o got fht•\ talk .llld
don't conw .uound 11..1 .ulylhmt; I thrnk )OU
(H'Oplc UVt'l·lll\luh •t•d, .mtf till'~ c.,ut'l h,tVC ltrOC 10
wtJr k tlw\ '" ,.uppo t>d to
How do you v1ow thu role of <Jthltn•cs?
ltlttll~ II tlllflOII.Jfll It' rt·.lll'!> .m tnhlgc whu.:h
tor .s ..,chonl A lot Ol tudcnt~ Y.ollll to par "··"'
.11hlf't1n ,;nd I thrn~ lht·y ~hould lw .!hit• to
What IS your oprmon of CO·tltf dorms?
I done thlll~ nuc 1. or tht•rn. ThJt gt"t~ b,l, k hJ
.cg.uo I 0 nu•, I 1hm~ lht''" \ ~ouw thlllg'> o,,l(lt"cl
m.tr• •··~·· I thtnl. II) ~N'"H t•ntu••l) tuu l<u about Jant
I h,J\ t!
posit•or
. 1 chink
thtnk the
college?
w~rc Pr P~l5
ha~t! head1 rules Jnd
Really, hcu~
lb04rJ\ \\CfC f
ink L
hand/1
11 'not mo
>nnM• there•
t:lll 10 il \( h
n1c Th,
ng. 1hcy v
· re l11p~
1 lhl' rule!
person 1S d
e 'iomet
a b1g org
Jf\.' ~0 lnd
.JCtordtnl
lyp~: pf hr
stud
IS a
1""u? Whe
else7
nk thl' m
vou do fc!
Qnt• uthc•r rhlng I nllt-;ltt rneotco11 tho~l I d~·n 1
\\lilt t'rt<.trn \fw.tkt••.s th.lr thP~ holH! <tiP, I thr
4'-'t.:'tconctblc· I don 1 lt11nk ~tudt•nl\ uri.' qu.lllllt'd
'"'"'to cll.'tt•llllllll' C'VI'f)llurlH ••llht:t lhPI~"'> a
dfliOUI'II <.>f I,HitucJe )'IJU \II' got lO .tllcm, but YOU
lJ.,y<.md ·• r>rhun luull When ) ou b11ng people
lclluw lt!.uy whu ',ulct• to PIJrlldnd St.:tlf', 11 rre.:nl"' oon .1~
m
up hr\
be a
0
lot of
nd up
here lO
~body
U'iiiH~
etHC WI!
•lHo.td
wtth all
c reh.!rr
thHll)
u.alifrt•d
I thu t'
k .tnd
k )OU
'
ldr
I c.lun 't g lor tiH' chool and hi\ mC~!Iilge c,m't bt• anythmg
ul There'!~ notheng I(OcJc.litbout rt. A fellow hkc
111 ah,,tV) 'orwt•rt ·• fc!W people to ht~ wav ol
ng and I don't thmk J school should pe•rmit
nt~'10 ht.• C%puscd to pl•oplc otth&~ttvpc-with !ouch
111urJI clhlr .tr.tcr '\ '>t hool ..tdmtnll.tr,uiun, .1nd the
ha~ a Cl'tt..tltl nbllg,111on to l(IVl' ff'd'IOncJble
1 Ill tlw \IUtlf•nt
n't thtnk students should bo O)(posed to free
on all su bJOCtS 1
no Wlwn you know -.omt:thtns •~ b..t\lcally wrong,
nnuru you let .. um<•hocJy ~XpO\t! your \IUdentt. toll
•lu't corrupting thl \tudenr'>
11bout Jane Fonda?
louwn 1 "·"'' ,1llowed hcr to come. I'm probably in a
pusiuon, but I lel'l prcuy strong Properly
, 1 thrnl\ ~tudl·nt~ would ((O along with it.
think the docu~lon should he with the President
college?
"ere l'rt>stdcnt, I wouldn't have let it come up. I
have headed 11 oil bel or•! 11 started. You l.ty o;om~
rule) dnd gPI the ~tudents to agree before you
y,llcre .11 Georg101 Pactftc,l would tee! terrible
ib<>tJ )' '' cr~• cxpowc.lto a moral ch<Jract••r like that.
ink LC
handled a great
perly." ure if
mentton the moral training hero at Gaorg1a
11 nut mor.lltr.JIIllng Wl• h<1ve an 1magc here. and
nO\" thcll' art~ rert.ltn thtng., we don ttoh:!rate. Vou
k to uur employees anc.J you'll frnd out they ar~
"-"'''''ltN.II) rn la\IOr ol tt. When you have an
LJtton \\here you h.wc moral prtnciples . people
d to l>t' ·• pMI ot it.
spoke beforo of your colloge days Could you
:>arc your O)(ponence to what you see happentng
to .1 c:hool :.trtc:tl)· on the honor system, Virginia
l••rr,ntr:_ Thert• wa)n 't ,my quest ron: anvbocly caught
. the~ wen• \htpped. Anybody Cilught ;teJiing,
••rc tuppt•d, 'ou never locked your door. It was
1lw rul(!~ .
pt.!r,on ·~alway .. honc)t, you r~pect htm. But unle~~
l' \orncthmg like the honor~o wstem. tt') difftcuh
n o~l>1g org.tnii.Jlton Students ar~ \O '>ophi .. ticated,
o~~t• \O rnJil} WdY' ol gctttng th1ng' done that realh
dClon.ltnK to Hovlt•, that you reo~lly l>hould have
typt• pi honor., W'>tem
any students, the Chairman of the Board oi
es IS a remote person Can you talk about
f1 What ts 1mportant to you? Moral•tv. and
else?
k the rno'>t cntoymen t ..tnybody get~ out of hfe i"
you do lor others. That's the WJ)' I look at my job
UP, I '
(JUothltl'd
1 hPrt• '~ a
butvou
people Ptoneer log
hcrc•. lt'!o not what I g••t out ol n. but what I can do to help
othl'tll. In Cl.'orKtiil Pactllc, we have ..tbout forty thousand
t•rnploycclo who .uc all lookmg to me as hf!.Jd of the
'omp.my . It put~ a tremendous burden on you to make
sure that you c:.arry out your role, and thc:11 you 1"1 the
11ght em.tgc If you pia)' golf r_very afternoon, 11 'w\On't b~>
long bclo11• r•vcrybody ehc ~~ tlotng it II'\ the same tl·ung
.t~ Ch.urm.m ot tht! Hoard ;~t l••wt~ anti Cl.uk.
Doe' tht: tmogr you're trying to etteblish for the
college coinctdc wtth thot wh1ch Preaident Howard 11
trymA to oatoblish or Is there frtction on thot count?
There\ no fnctlon Wt• ht~ve dlflerences of opinron
and of couf\c I let h1m know wh;u my teelings are.l m m a
mtnorlt)' po.,itton, usually, but you havl.! 10 go along with
whdt the majoruy wants. But I'm more conservative than
mo\1, .md I thmlt. 11's sw•ngmg around to what I've been
saying lor vear~ . I don't expect to get everything I'm
sayrng, but I Still believe 11 's nght.
What do you see in the future tor LC7
I thmk lcw1s ..tnd Clark h.u a great future if it's handled
properly. Wt•'re enteung a Clltkc:ll pertod now because of
the dechne in numbers of student' going to college.
There's more competition lor those '>tudents. I think tf
Lewts and Cl;,rk IS domg the job it ~hould do, they will
r.onttnue to get more than &hetr ~hare or stutlents.
II they want .1 voc:dtton, we've got to be 1n d postton 10
tr;un them tor a voc..ttron.llthe Khool contmues 10 grow,
tt w1ll bt• bt•cJu"c the hmshed product~ u's turning out
arc hl•ltt•r th.m what other !;Chool .. are turmng out
Tht:> n•~x t thinJ.~ i~ the l.1cuhy tf?nure problem. You've
got to h.1ve il rcason..tble policy. We have too m.1ny
lactJity on tenure. We may have to cut bo1ck, do some
)hi fling l ht number of student'> in certatn areas i~ gotng
to c hangc b.u::k and lorlh, he..tvy to one thing. heavy to
~omcthmg else. You htlliC faculty here on tenure when
you w.1nt them over here: so you're 1n trouble.
I think d tenure poltcy should not get a school tn
trouble, 11 should be lor the weltare ot the school.
We're ex~mtning th<Jt now.
"We have too many faculty on
tenure. We may have to cut
back ... JJ
Prestdont Howard was mterv1ewed last week concer·
nlng tho "conierence of itfty tn whtch you were also
tnvolved Whot do you see tymg m s1ore for the region?
I thmk thert!\ c:1 good chance that $Omethtng <.tn be
done I think it'~ gotng to come down to whether 1.-bor
.1nd management c.tn get together and support the
tandcdate'> th..tt we leeltogether support the be•>t 1nterest
ot Oregon .md the country. 1rre.,pecttve of whether
they're Democrat or Repubhcdn\. I don't think we now
hct\C a good ConKre'IStonal delegation clt .all.
Rowe ond Wesselhottft w•th Pamplin page 7
What do you lhtnk a good program would be7
\ ou'vc go110 balance cnvtronmental matte~ wuh jnh•
and common lens •. Oregon wanu, 10 b the first
everythtng '" cnvtronment. Then 'you're the worst to
bu\tnt!SS to come In wt&h fOb). What you'll pro e
up whh, ''a k•l of retired people commg in. and nobod1fl
supporttng anythtng.
Whot are the worst problems that a business iaces
hore In Oreg9n? What should be changed?
Therf' JU;o d lot ol thmgs that should be changed. W
got lo e..tsc up 'ome on envtronmen tal aspects. You've
got co ha"'~ an imdgc of wanting business here. Rtght
now, it's the tmilge ol not wt~nting .any bu~in~s . You c:m't
hav,. environmental groups sueing you •" lhe tim~ .
((My incentive is not money. I
give away more than I make
·" every year.
What about your own future?
I retrrc next \'ear ,I'll be Stxty-hve. I'll sit back and enjoy
lite, but I'm not chinktng about 11 too much until I retrre.
I'll serve on the board~ of two or three companies, and
probably do a ltttle more work at L~w•s and Clark. I mtght
come out there and philosophize some wtth the
scudcnts. I m•ghl te.1ch a course out th~re ; somerhmg
conn('(:tt•d wtth busmess. Maybe a course in investing.
At tlui pornt, Pamplm .JS)umed rhc role ot intervrewer
wrth "No"' let me .1sk you-all some que.strons . •• He :sought
answers ro the qucsrrons : how do srude.ni.S vrew
chcmselves: .Jfe rhey shrltmg back cowt~rd con.senr<~«•sm.
<m.> srudcnf5 more rnteresred in a vocation; .ut· they more
Cllnsu~n. wrrh deeper mor;JI standards than ft\'e yeiJrs
4go, do theylt·el that students l1v•~ ycar..s ago were wrong.
were mrst.:JJ.es made by rhem thar the srudenti ol toclay
don't w~nt 10 make The mrervrew ended this way·
At your age, you're a lot more l1beral than ..-.hen you
get older. You havcn'r had the practical experience. A
theorv looks preuy good t1ll you gel out and pri1ctice lt .
The theory of commun1sm looks excellent. A fellow has
to have an 1nrenttve . Otherwise, you end up with nobod
producang, JU~I hke Russ1a nghr now_
President Howard talked about finding incentaves
other than money.
M) incentive ·~ not money. I give away more than I
m.tke every ye.1r. There's a certatn prrde, just like tn
playing lootball. You have a pnde in winmng and tn
wor!..ing togetht:>r a'l a h!3m. It's like thtat runnang a
company. You're competmg with other compames. You
want to do better. and vou want It ro be better tor yoo
people than tor the other"). H you don't have lhar pride,
"'11h everyone working together and happy doing it, vou
won't accomplish what you want. We try to make work a
plea!>ure lor our people. That's the v.ay il ~hould be page 8
At the Country Club
lomorroY. tS the da\ 11 )OU are .ntt•rc~ted
tn a business careN ~ lmcoln atton.ll
sale~ rep ,nil be on campu ~ to m~ct peopl~
and tdlL about Unl.oln :-.;at. For an appotnt·
ment calli an lut). prelt!rabl~ bl!lore n.JO
a m • at ext. 216.
• • • Sen.tte Secretan po~tlton "
open Winter term. Cont.tct John
Taylor at the ASLC office. alat~
p•id.
~.:~ ~(- )
The Big City Ptonoor Log
CIRLS-onl) t\\O rnorc da,·s to grab that
''"orate Tom. Dark. or Harry (tf ) ou·re into
th<tl) and a~k h1m ·o the
Chrt~tmos/Thanksgtving PLOP 1 he
PLOP ·~ put on b) OF an tht 1\1a,ontc
ru1pk, and ttcket are ;t\ ,uiJblc at the tnlu
dl!)l.; for SJ.SO per coupk 'lovember 15 •S
thi~ Saturdil't 1 Or • ~ up :>r dm\ n .md rocl.;
around the clock wath Redwood
Aloon Chrldren. acclaimed bv cr~tics J'
the be•.! phJY .,incL \\ ho\ Afratd ol Vrrgini.t
\'Voolf, i' bcmg tdcl..lcd by l C\ tht>atre
dcpaatml!nl in th~t con' ent. Runnang ntght-
1\ at 8 thru ,11urda\, Moon Children con·
CL'rn' the li\·c~ of 8 college commune
dwdlcr' otthc 1'\lte., -\dma~~1on 111 free lot -
Raght Down to the Wire
If \OU are eattng lunch or have eaten
a I read\, at'~ too late But 1f you are -.ull
\\3tttng tn the .1\GA lane run down to the
Counol Chamber~ to hear about Struggle.,
for Freedom 1n Southern Africa. Speaking
of such thmgs ·~ Bill Sutherland Afric.an
\ftatr Spec:•ah-.t lor the Amencan Friend'
el\'tCc Commtttee. The colon) of Angola
wJ~ ~ched uled to obtatn n~ independence
two da~ ago. !IO tht!> lecture come~ at a very
good ume. But hurr) l • •
He· there, ntKht owl'l The library \\t\hC)
to announc<' linab b.ug.tin day,t SpectJI
hour lrom 8 a.m. to 2 am. Thu,...day the
20th thru SuncfJ) the 23rd can :.pice up your
bt.'lort•-ttnah "et!kend . fake ad\ ant age of
the dt•.lb bcmg ottercd ne"<l \\Cekend at
the \V,un•kl publtc .. er" h.c from your
Amcrtc.an [ yc,uam A~'oc1ation.
Th,• o;occer game i~ the important~t one
ever. <.o lmport.tnl it\ gonna be in Griswold
Stadium t ( goeo; agaimt Stmon fraser for
the bigge\t, mo\1 uciting ball-fest of the
year. If the Ptoneer' win they will go to the
Ohlrict Final\ in ~oulhern California! Don't
feel ... hltty the nelll day by not going!
Santa\ comang to town. The Morherc.'
Club s.snt.H .tma BaLaar In Stamm tomorrow
I rom 9:30 to 4 trl'.tts you to homemade pies.
c':ll..es. br~ild', cookie'>, jam!> and Jellle~ .
c.mdy-.111 the thtn8S you\ e be<!n mis~1ng .
all tor sale at motherly r att!~. lunch and
good1c<. .. ~rved Jho. Go take a loolo. at those
mothers tomorrow, from 9:30 to 4.
Stereophontc soundl ~ow get this: the
'"'o l( t.hotl'> and the brass ensemble will
pcrlorm Simultaneously from dtflerent
lc' cis ot the ( hapel to produce a )\ereo
ctlect. 'ou <.ln dig on tht'> Saturday ntght at
8 or Sundav at 3 in the C.hapel, for free.
The Mayor of Portland wanr~ to ask a favor some people from ht., offtce, 1ncluding
asst~Unt Su,.m Kerr .tnd UYA student Terry Scannell, will be tn the LIYA Off1ce in Stewart
next \~ edne\day, ll· a.m.-1 p.m Terry's leavmg after »IX month'> and hr' pos1tton will he
OIJCn lor the remdining stx months or the UYA program. 1 he JOb tnvolves worktng dtrectlv
>'lllth the mayor to handle citizen complaan ts .1gatn<.t cit) bureaucracy and ~uch. Tha<. ic. a
re.,ponstb lt• position tn Portland\ c11y hall, and equal' half a )car of L \A
~top b~ bet" een 11 and 1 and talk to them. Give Neil a brca~ l
If umtorms arc ~our bag, go directly to
the U of P's Suckle~ · Center Auditorium
Tuesday at 8 p.m You .,..,·ill be u~he red in tor
a 1 rce hsten to th~t Au force Band of the
Pac1ttc Nonhwest. The 45·ptecc concert
band, stOlttoned .:n McChord Atr f orcc Ba-.e
an Tacorna, wtll gtve another concert
\>\ ednc~diJy ,JI 7:30 1n Mall 205. Portland tall''' Theater On The Park i~
ju~t th.Jt, ol theatre produ<.tton m the park
blocks at S\'\ Hall Street. Current!}' Henrik
Ibsen's Au Enl!my of the People i-. on '>tagc
tor ~2 !>ludt!nt admt'i!otOn. Take your honey
.and snuggl«: up under them ~tars at 8,
tomorrow and Saturday mght\, 13 November 1
The Tucsd<~y mght Jam ~~'''on~ tn
Ru>tY Nail h,l\ c recently ~one dow
will m,lkP J comelMck by the end ot
tl'rm thank~ to .t new 6·ch01nnd P.A ~\1\ '1""
Not to mt•ntton moll' frequent
conu~rts by lC ~tudt•nts .md Portland
lormer , ,tlld other mustcJI ~tuft. The
't!\~tom .uc int(!ndt•d to bring muu ....
togt'lhc• .md provtdc entcrtatnment
nonmu'>ICt.JO!I . Call tou-.; Thomp'ion .11
or ~o to her ~umpuous ~utte in Copeland
20.
Hoo-hah!
Remember the C.1p1arn Brll~ Bang~
partyl Ju~t lrkc dn LC l..cggerl Well, SOF
<tl it c1gain, and hd\ per\U.lded the rot"'
the Sto.h in L.O. to do the c,ame thtng fo1
LC 21'crt,,JU'>t carry your <,tudent card a
wtth your ">tudent body and get
di\tount\ on br~w'l That'> Tue'>ddy
.'5th 1 UO b,ld for thO'>C WhO have ne:ao·il'l
final, the ne t dJy 1
Brains
Tht! Nattonal fciiO\'O'>htps Fund
gr.1duate lellowship\ '" 'tore tor
Amedcan .. tnttt rc~tcd tn doctor.1 te~.
\'trgill ogdall at 525 lor more details.
so red bv the ford Foundation,
fello .... ~haps are real!\ .timed at
alread\ hJ\ 1ng d gr .~duJtc degree "111
M.A .. but you (dO be con~idered II vl'ltl
plan nang to enroll tn d grad !>Chool ""111
a PhD in )OUr lteld ot study. Thts Saturda) .u the Portland An
Mu~eum's Northwest Ftlm Sllld~· Center: 2
p.m A Hard Da)ls N1ght starrmg the
Beatles. and 8 p.m. V•s•un of llt:hr. unda)
ntght at 7:30 cs Ella Kuan's Bab Doll (1956),
based on a l ennessee \\'ilhams pia). Cast
mcludes Karl Malden. Canoll Baker. Eli
Wallach, and ts no'" 3\Citlablc for showms
for the f1rst t•me smcc llS ongmal rclea$e.
The 22nd (next Saturda\') look lor Errol
Fl) nn •n the clas~•c Capt am Blood, Flynn's
ftrst ftlm. It has been long regarded as one
of the fmest enterratnment films made. Call
the Museum at 226·:2811 fo• prtces on all
films 200 YEARS AGO TODAY
Tht: Otrof Portland ts4t it ag<unl A public
aucuan you <lan't afford not to keep
your elf from avotdmg Suitc"'''!io, bowltng
b~llr.. )pea\.ier!io, watches, tools, rt:cords,
tapes. ~~·~orders , camera~. et cetcras, all arc
!Ito len propt!flV ,lo~t Jnd found stu II and ~u
(Jn, 1hat h<1~ nc-.er b••en clatmedl Gt!l your
(3\C clown thl.!re to 1131 se Powell on
I uda) the 14th 1tomurrow 1 and rcgaMt>t
your name You mo)t •cg"tl'r fur th~verbal
auc11on 5-ltturdily from 9 to 4 Move!
Philosophy Corner
"An OUOC,f> of 4JJpiJC3ttOO 1!1 woHh a I On
of aburaet•on •·
Bovk ., r w.uhmgiOfl This SundilY in PSU's Mago Hunt Center
lor tht> Pt•rfor mtng Art!-, the f1r~t Portl01nd
pcdormanc~ of two (2) works, played by
piantst Fhzabcth Wolmul at 4 p.m.
LJbyrtnlh, 4 Auempl.s ro Locate tile E.xrt, by
Rodollo Halftter and hiP..\ From My Olcl
Ptano, by lru.:-Paul Stekel. The recital i\ free
tu everybody wnh " no~e.
Cor! Smith and the Natural Gas Co.
appear for S1.50 .u -\rbuclde F·lat, 1532 SW
Mormon tomorrow nite. Saturd<~y for the
sam.: puce t!o the Mi!>~is!otppi Delta Blues
Band-bung oul the :-.lew Orleans voodoo
an yoo too. 1 he Strr.!et Corner Chou tmashcs
the w~cl\• .!nd Sunday for only S 1.
If you'tt! ~uti looking tor !olulf to home up
your room wtth, check out Catlin G1.1b••l's
.mnual rummage sale in the Colheum .
Tod.tv thru Sctt,lrom 9 to 9thc ,;ale fe.Jtur~
01lmu ~t •·v~·•) 1 hing rummage-a ble, .md IS
among tlw rtiJiton ·' blggc'tt volunlf!er sale~ .
IStt dt:p.utmen l~ l1h· Nifty G1ltys, Goldt>n
liut~ , lr••a•ur~.andcomeuad w11h umt•
H':JI warmer\.
I he T ra1lhl.17cr!t ~. Ch1cago an the
Coliseum thmorrow mght at 8. \'\'atch
Pordand b ·at the shu out of that band II or
lil;kt•ls (58.50, $i. S6, SS. & S3.50} \,;all tiH' Bm;
Otltce al l2b·OOJ4. ~
~-~ .~~
"0 -\> 'd 1r \ 3 NovPmbot
•
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omhtll,
d (II
Bang\,
~II, SOF
the lu1~1
fund
e for
lor at~.
etailo;.
iial1on,
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\ool
-NovPrnber 1975 Pioneer Log
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7 d 2L page 9
Photos by
joseph Larson page 10
4\mon~-: Olll(?l thtnS'· I don ! rfw1k I' lit e\ N rold \ L'U ,1b01JI
out .trllfeuc J, p.vtmrnl '' rc 11 I r: Bur for rhJr rn.utv mo~r
)tudrnt' don r S.ntm rhcu rlllt IIi:' dl'p. ttmPnl (.'l!hN
lit€' port~ IH'O~rdm ,., \O aur.tanr/Jng tllllr ri!Nf' Jr(' mlJn)
rud •nr v.ho enrllll lrN1. ,mrro p.ltll('lparc "' L( ilhfrotrn Bur
rlw progr.tm ' •u h th.it marn .. rudl'nl) fmd on£> ) t: .Jr of
lmllh nrenl to be utl•etcnl Lrv.1 ami I.Jrk. 11.1m nc>,er
gt.:uJuarr-- m.m £>niOt'
I thrnk f1vmg oll .. dmpu •~ grear buriiH.•rr· are tilt'\ BUY on
• mpu~ th•lf hllh; 11 C"\'\ n bcmter .n 1 he\ lh ~ fre • Ill a furn1 lwd
h U)t; on canmm h n though '"'' Ga/lagltN f#OUH' '' on
mpu 11.6 r~•dcnt5 are not n qurrN#ro purchaw \JS:a mCJI
11ck I IP<~~Ntt[lmad•~.:w.nbc(lt.Jh lilt; choolgl\mgtlli'>C
plo~~ l..'t J,!r.nl serufll 1ob•
Thf' L\clriH' r('al/) l.dft> Jbour ch~· pf'non.tl gmwrh ot
'fudc.>nf·.Jfllf('fl'~ o much )U IIJ:tl LC ruaclu.•• wt/1 ntdk' f'\ "'>
{Flori ro dMoUrd • rh..:1r .Jihlele' lrom gom,; u\N t•.u A~
~tutlt nt art> ~~Ill) f'llgrbft• lot four \'t'Jn t• .u Ire• ft:t, ~ .1
n fciiH ~h ,h<lrt flm<> ro 'Aplou IJit•nr
("oddll• rlfl Ct.fUilfl~ ( ont:('rnctl iiOOUI ~uhit•k' ·'' •lw#t•nh
l hev \\1/1 ,;rr.mgP )c hc dtdt:"' and d" ul e JdH( t' u~ 10 rltl• metrh
ol ''" f' 1nll profr'-on lJ1 <JI hlc.:Jr \l~fl ha pulm m..tfl) ~ f'<tt\
• mJ h,,, b 'ivnu• Jtutt'l\ aw .. r• al lhl' .ltadt•mrc rNirllt of
l ('\\I .md n.uk I \!"(> .tfStl h('. rd rh I till ( Ua• hm~ •t.Jff ·~ vPry
~n 1\\ It JgP.Jblt rrl thl' .JtCJ of lHJU"t'~ ,md 11 arnmg r t>dtmqul••
Tl l .• m. lvmpt: '"'"' ,,., rlu pomrlhdtrht>) rnfurmthl rr.:~mN d\
J ~' he n11 ,,, ht·lh.; r rlo ht lllb
\<\ t.. .Jr• tortunal£' 10 have c>nl1~hiNtt d COJl.he "ho undt>r­
li!nd rll<!r &H ~mall ps1r1 ot rh .._oltcgP comnmnr l rht>~ drt'!
h l <~• 'r rudcnr rncnarmgdplt) rc-41euu(.Jtronpr:ogtam
rh.;r bl'il me~.:r rhC" n ed) of lht rud£'nh omt .-:t">athes Jrt!
u1 «Jtrt .mt.l dumrnf' ., IIR r rill rmrnr or clf'mnndm~
lht, n I ru r.od{ \ I nndun lml hl'lld\ tOr r <•In I rnMglllP
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"'N thJr he" JUI.I ) w 'pldyt•r. pi.J) m} Y.J\ or don 1
n/J II afl
I ~Ut' rfMI •~t h.n both .. tudl'nh .md Jdmrm)trol!Hm 10
fll n~ luf 1/tl~ /u;,dl#!) IIU.JIIO 1 \\ hrr/1 pro .J/h ) OU (.,!ll I ~J)
tllolr t W1 <~n 1.11k tlaf •• t '"' ·~ Jt.nt (#tl: 1,,.,, !nlf'lf'''' ol
h 1Ud1 d\ rrl nunu ~o I II It'll VJ pOri. IJkt cllt: of lildl
" tllr:-.hdll m t: dt\tl mt~\h •H' ,,, c.t~rcll omc.· UlO\\ !Ill\
ll<m
From an ononvmous portscrpant m LC's othlot1c
program .
Volleyba ll
The road to Pocatello
Ann Sterttor
StaH Writer
AI la~t report rn the log. the I C
\OIIc) balltl!am wa~ jU'>I bl!grnmng
"to get rl togclh~r" or cl\c chm-
brng wall~ ill PSU. But &he•
olll'tball \'Jn W<.t\ recl'nth·
~!lOlled drM11K up and down 1-5
pulhng ,, U-Haul lo,JC..fC"d Jc:~wn
wuh hardw,uc and honor!> from
tournament .tnd confer t!nCI'
champ ronshrp :~t.
The 27·3 Proncf'rs tool frrst
plate tn both the Wrllamellc~ .md
Saurhern Oregon State college
I n\lldllonals w hal•! losrng bur one
game .11 tht: PSU tourn.~mcnt AI
thL~C v. t•t'l l!nd mo~tdu ~. LC
dPICdtcd touch vuiJP~ ball
po,.,erhous•·~o .n S•Jutlu~rn
Or •gon, La~tcrn OrPgun, OCI,
Or ·gun St.Jie, .:1nd t~umbolch
State
l C 1 lun: h1•d the confer cnrc lltlt•
il Yo •••·l .JgO \'> llh J Will ()Vl'l
\\ tlltim••ttt ""d 1 hr .J~hrn~ of
(.{•ort;•• I ox '" Uwu 1.1~1 WCIC
doubldu•.td~r ot the l••..rsun Loa• h M,rr) lou ltuntcr cx­
pl.unt•d hl'r tt!:Jm's suce~s.. ''four
ol our ~;;als h.1 .. e been playmg
togPrhcr lor thrc1• yt•ar!>, so our
uc {·~~ ·~ due to po•~c .1nd con­
~~stcru; • .md Jlr.o out olh!n)e hd~
hc••n clu;l ... mg l.uch. \\ t·'r•• hurtmg
on d••ll•nsc though, IJcco~u~r· ot
our hc1ghth dtsauv.mtol~<·. whtch
I!> e~pl'ULIII · b.HJ when Cur•
{I:Jurgt''>)) pl.ty:-. tlw bMk row
\Vc'rc .JI~oo ~ttll v.c>olk on our lloor
fllOIIt:mcnl lu oft~~t UUI Slit' di~·
.:tdvanlal:t.> thr~ year. the t~.lm hJ~
wodwd to rmprovc therr v••rtJtdl
JUrnp through a w •rght tr ammg
progr arn [\ er yone 's tmprov~d
anywhf'tc trom ! ro 4 mdl·~.'
\\ h.tt's .tht•.ul tor I C! On
[>1•v·rnber 5 & (i rn PJrnphu, the
l'tonN•r~o w1ll dclt•nd tlwtr tv. o
year cft'tiiiC:I dt.tmprnmlup 'tlre.Il-..
1111' WHICH'f of lht\ I(Jlllllt. .'} tht•n
advam 1'\ tu the 1\lf\ \\' ,rn<~ll
l lJih.:KP lldiiOIIJI~ 111 1,0< itiPIIo.
hJJhu the lollow rug wt>••f.;t•lld ,
PI' I h.tJ)) till' ted Ill \l'w tlllll'<'d 10 r~•r•t
.t I,HMt:l ll·l l.tul 1 orne 1 >l'c ••mlu:r
BRITAIN/EUROPE 1976
JOliN CURT IN I KAV[I
1130 S \1\ Morrtson 22&·3541 Ptonear lop
Evans
Liz Worron
Staff Wrrtor
Co.H•h turn b.tn,-"11-0
l>Ountl~ ""''' a gond l'a~oll H'l 01 d
h\Jt, hO\\ g~t•.tt tlw '-C·' on'" wrlllw
dctc• m1net.l h) "hat h.tpfwn
b('h\ t't'l\ llll\'\ o1nd tht• Pnd ol th\•
'-C,I)Oil. L\ 1'1\ g.lnll' \\ l' hoiH' Ill)\\
"111 be h.11d. 111 '''t'l) g.um• we
lt.t\ l.' to pia) tlw bt·~t 6.llnl' "c\ c
f'\l!f JJI,t\Ctl"
LC's men'<. lo(IC'lCl tt•.Jm 1s not
thl• on I te.tm '' tth .1n 11·0 rt~t tJrd
S1mon I r.ltn•r lJnl\t•rstt\ trom
Brrt1,h <.:olumht.t, C.rn.td.l h.11o .tn
11·0 ,,., ord. Tht''l' two powcrlul
tc.1nH '' rll lnt'CI 011 und.t ,
No\ cmbl.'r lh, at C• IS\\ Old
~tadtum I ht mectmg Ill lor tlw
North\'\ I'l-l N1\IA lnll'l' ollr•t-:•·''"
Ch.1mp•omhrp llh· g.unt• lll'gln'
.11 2:00\\ tth <Jn .tdrnl)'olon ( h.trgc ol
Biking orw dnll.u lor .rdult'.l, l C <;tlldl•nt
1111\' ll'IIIS.
'lmon lr,tlll'l I'> tht.' dl,lllt I•Hll',
\\ ,t• hrngtnn ~t.riL' .11 1!.1, \\milt' I •
rht•\ \I' h.ttl \'\ lfl~ ..rg.JHll>l lht• Un-
1\'('1 '''' uf \\ '"hlll(;Wn and
:'loutht•rn 11.\cthudtsl Urmt'l~ll~.
llw r.rn~ tour th In tlw \ \'c~t
hchmd l Cl A, U::.-1 ;md 4\,m )(IW t\
numlwr nt nwmbt•t5 tor ~mtun
lr.J7tt•r .uc pl.nt·r~ on the ,uhJ·
dr.trt N..rtrorMh ll',lm.
L ( ~~ thl• Or,trict 1 wo \\ mncr ol
thl' Ort•~on .Ut'.l l hl• WIIIIICI nl
tim piJ} oil v. rll play Dht rtcl I hrcc,
L.tlrlur nr.t till' \\lllllt'l ol th:JI
m,rtdt \\ rll go b.u 1.. to Nonh
C.tr olm.t fm the N.Jtron.tl~
I Oil}-"\\ t' h<Jvc to rn.unt.un
our t•tfmt' lor tht• "''"'tv. o w~PkS
I lt'otfl lwlt('Vl' \\1° pl.r\ \.'ol(h g.Hllt'
•'' II I Olll\'\,
''I'm ,1\l..intt the lt•.rrn to pl.ry
t•rr(>rlt•" \uc cer \'\!t•'\l' got to 1 3 Novembor 1 9
pr ucllH I' OUI Ill''> I L'lfort .snd
wh.ll till' 'I< Ult' t~ ,,, th(' t•nclul
g.mw No JH••drt:llon. Ju'>t ,,,
,,.., tlwv tr v ,,., h,u d ,,., tlw~ · < an
lonb .t~ ·•lli'I"Jll put~ uuttlwrr
r•florl tho1t1 .rll I c.rn .t~k.
"ru•dtt ttng t!l ,, u•JI mt~t.rke
ttw p.trl ul t o.H ht·'· \1\ r•'vc
~tum~ ll•,un I hl'\'.ll' ~otnod
pl.t\1'1 ll II thrs " romhrrwcl wm,
good t•llurt wt>\1· KOI tlw
1 h.Jillt' ot wmnmg the gc~mc
Not (.lfll) did l. C \\ 1n
Cu:OIIHIJlOirt.u\ Ch.unpton hrp
\\I' ,Itt' tht.• dt\11 HJ rh.tmp1un'
wun tim h} dt>lc.rtln~ W••'-•"' .... ''it h tlw M urt' ol 4-0 .tml P
Umv~r tl) 'J 0 rlw t!l~tn~l Wll\
ll\ IIllO tlw N,\1;\ plol\1> 11~
II ~ou w.rnt to 'l't' 'omt• ol
lu·~t l>Ol ,., pl.t) t•d on the
l u,t,l, )tum up ~und.tY
c.r l<owold St.uhull\ ··' I ()l) to (
on I ( '.. umlch•,tH•d \OI n!r
Pumping around the Velodro~
Sally Schulu
Sports wrrter
A Ul'hllriJIII\g l;.nct• rrpptng
ITIOIOII 'vi h• oi{Cidl'lll, ICCIUIIIflt;
the •••mov.ll ol .til the C',utii.JMl!;
t.11.rpuh1•d JC)hn II'~\ tfllu hrkt•
r .st tng IWO ~ cJr-, ,,.,n, I'"' l1111<H \\Ill lll'l'tl .......
lhotl jl'IIIIIH t•fll,ll I fl' pl.rn
buth till'\\ 1~1 1111)111 !lololll' c
ltun, wht•tt• ht• pi.JCt•d 1
"!'IIIII' dlld ltllh 10 II l'l•.tJI6t
N.tlltJit.ll~ Ill llhllUI\
l)ll',Jill ,ftuut fill tht•
"1\IIPI I ){IJI 1111' c .s~l otl, rn'l
dot tor \\ .mlt•d lilt' I c) c•>;f'lll'>l' to
11•1Jwltlth•· rnu!>c If') lh~""K ~··••m­
l'd ltlw till' rnmt IOHh .tl rnt•cJn\.
li<,lh It·~~ o.~rc cqu.lll~ ,trcmg now,"
\d)'' ,,.~., b1h•, lf,JIIllllH Ill tht.> hrll!> ~UUOUil•
dtllK the co.~rnpu\ '" spfllllrng
oiiiiUIItl tht• \'cJodltJnll' ,11
Alpt•nrow Hc plun~' rhH•0. d.uly
holll'> mtu ht\ .pnrl \\'rth tht•
''tt'.t'>tJII fll!>l ·~mlrn~ ht lUtlltnucl>
In k~'l'P 111 <ih.tp•• wuh d.ul~ g)rn
WOI ~ •UUI ~. W<'ttt;hl ltlt tilt;, lllllniiiH
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rht• < '"'"''' l,lllll~ lt•.tm.
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WIIWtllS'>J'IIIt lt\m tl~l.lllf\ nuv ••
but rt r , ..tnd tio ~01ng to lw "
buunllllt) iptJII. SOIIWthtrl~ IU pt· •• ~ l]1
l 101 ·"'" \l'C 11 Ill:
put<•nlr.tlto '"""" stlu~: uo
lot ''" "'M "llwr •·\ .rlw.ty!) lhl' p1
ol l.m " hool llul 1 would
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ta .. kcr, rlw ldll'l ··xpldlll~ "I IJnh "I"'"' 111 rs~CIIl)( IIIJW. Ath•r JunK
clt~I.JOII:'\1 Ul) h•K Ioiii\ 1(1 ,11 hl'"
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ph· to l:UIIIC out IIJ tht• r,tc c• • It 'c.
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chi h•r••fll lrglu-m. tylu• pu
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Tom Von Oomelon
Sports writer
There 1~ only unc thinK '>0{ wry wtll not upport, .sn <>pt,
toii'I.JIC You Kllt'' .c:>d it, 1\ lo&ln~ football tcam. ThP
.u .. r::al11' clliZt!ll would r.tlher know why Ronny RifiNtm
gelling s.td cd \O m.my lime•\ th.m why the .. d10ol hcl'>
!ll'rn opN.tttng m ttw red lor tht• past llvP yNrs.
The ptc•c:ccdtng pctragr.tph would bt! compleu•ly
rlt•,ant m L1nfl••ld, Oh1o State, or Oklahoma
pl't), I her haw winning lootballte<~ms . LC docs
he 22·6 los., to Willamt!IIC dropped the gudders
... n .. •rcnce m.11k to O·S.
The n.sttvcs .src gelling n•!itlcss. Talk ot team drssenston
player .snd tudent body unht~ppm ~s incJicatt!d thttl
WJ\ ume lor some amwcrs. AmJ who better to supply
lhO'II' ,Jilswcrs th.m tht• hc.sd honcho, fred Wilson.
• \\'lly .uc wP /o\ms footb.rll gamest'
Wilson. There ,.,, • .s number of rN'>Om we have not
L'\:';" more ~uCCt'S)Iul than we'd hoped. Wtnntng IS J
II .wd )0 IS lostng. Rtght now it's more or a p~y­
holc>J.tiCotl problt:m th,m a phvsical problem Thert•'s a
crtJtn Jllf oJ .sbout people not havin~o~ succc'~ When the
~~ITIC 1:(1'1\ down to th~; nttry. gritty you find out c1lot .Jbout
r\elves. T h • peopk who win mJke the btg play-. and
IVOIIU mt.,t.tkc:.. Tht> people· who los~ makl' tho~~ mi'
14Kt'l oJntJ beat thCfl1!1CII/t'\ U~Ually It isn't a Ca\e Of betng
nnv<m o~lly inc.tpo~hl<' of doing the job Right now and
roughout the \e,t~on LC ha~o been m.tktng those
ou never hear terms like "false
thusiasm' associated with winners, only
U.J"-rs."
"Cout.J you ndrrow '' tlown 10 any one or rwo pafl> of
game in whiCh we're gelling hurl wor.sl."
Wilson: "I :..tid .11 the year\ ~tart that out oHemive and
en\•ve line could compete with anyone in the
lerencc and I ~ott II thtnk that ts true In fac.t we're right
there (in league '>tclt~) tn deleme agatn\t the run and
r off£'mtvc runnsng gJme
One pdrt of our problem lie~ tn the youngness and
nexoer11.mce of our ball h,mdleng people We would
hoped th.Jt they would mature quicker but that
am't been the case Another clrecl to lool.. at i~ our team
rmance In the clutch We perform well defen:.tvely
ht .md 2nd down but on 3rd down we're not making
play Our orf en:.e dnves the ball continuously up .tnd
lnwn the field and JUSt when st look' like we'll score, a
llt!a11<.0own rec,uhc.tn a fumble, tntercepuon or what have
u '\Iter .1whsle you \tart thinking negatively tnstcad of
to\tlllvf'l''"· Thi~;, I bcltcvc. io, a re<ouh of thdt lossnf( aurd
grip' .1 team You'll hnd that tn the fourth quarter LC
bePn out~lored 100-6 by our oponents . That ~hould
you !>Omt•lhrng "
"Thl!rc\ been tdlk tlldl thh t?ntlwsiasm you tal/.. of is
d type of lalst t•nthu,i<hm' by the plilyer' to
IPPn the cocJchc•5 hoJPP't Any truth to that?" •
Wilson: "We~ work h.ud at br•ing enthusta\IIC , and I'm
K' .ttc.lul to the playc·r~ lor rcrainmg thetr ~>nlhusta\m
dt!spttc our record.
"I hl'llevc•ll 'r. ·• coac:hes' rc.spomihility to promote anc.J
rt•t,un cnthu!ttcJsm 111 ht~ t•!am no m.mcr the wtn·loss
recnrd, Aftt•r all, you pl.ty th,.. !Nmc of footb,,ll tor wh,u
re •• ~onl I' or Kl.trnourl PN\Onal f~( ognluon? You ol\k any
pl~yl•r and h .. 'IJ tell you he plays. th(• game• be~ iJusc he
cr~JOYli tootball, bc·cauu: It's tun. It he IS truly pl.tying for
tht~ ,,.,,~on why !lhould wtnnmg or losing hav•! anything
to do with hn enthusla\m , Vou never hear IPrms hke
'falsP I!Othu~ i..tim' as~o<:t.1ted wtth wlnm~rs , only los ·r~.
1 he problf'm, It not tn phony enthussa~m tf thss ss the
caw, but 1r1 phony individuah who are not playul8 the
gamt• lor tun. but who CJr~> mt•rely out there tor
thcm \~lvcs. rhcsc pPoplc shouldn't even be pl.symg the
g.tmt',
"We hope that the players will take the
changes in the proper prospective and
accept the challenge of winning their spots
back."
"AnuthtH me~lltH of conu.>rn" you bt•nching ol somt•
,t;utt•n in !.Jvnr of younger pl.1yers. Are we looking ro
tll.'lCt yt•iJrl
Wilson "I thtnk 11\ .1 mt~concepuon th<ll J am
throwmg tn the towel lor tim yt>,:u or giving up on our
vl'teram. A-:. .tnyonc can !>t!C, the people we hc1d on the
field were m,tking mts.t11kcs. How can a coach not give his
other pl.1yers a shot at getting the job done. It's not a
que<>tton ot younger or older, but a que~tion ot getung
pl.!ople on the field who .lfc going to perform, not only in
pracucc. but sn the games. We arc not looking ahe<Jd,
We're trying 10 win every game we play and to find that
wtnning combsnatton mecJnc; that the people not perfor­
mtng, young or old will be replaced."
''The(("'s aho bf!en tdlk that a communication gap
between co<Jche' cJnd plilyers has developed , C5per::ially
in tht P••)t lew weeks."
Wilson 'I don 1 think that's true. In the pa!.t weeks we
have made '>ome personnel changes and in e\'ery ca.,e I
have persono~lly taken each player aside and e'<platned
wh)' the ch.mge wac, made We hope that the player .. wsll
take the chctnge .. sn the proper prospecttve ,md acc.ept
the ch.lllenge of wmntng thetr ~pol'l bt~ck In other word.-..
I don t beheve there i., "" mu(h a problem ol commumca·
tton •l'> a problem of coache\ not communscatmg to th~
tndlvidual\ '>athfilctton We want to communi<.ate and
our door' ar~;; alway) open
"rou ment10n~d the problem of h<Jving a lot ol youth
and inexperience on tlw lt?Jm Considt'ring most of the5e
people have piJyed loorbJII all their lives how c.Jn you
uw mexpt•ricnce dS an e~tplanation lor rhe lo~)e~r
Wtlson "We're not tallong only about lootball when
wte '>peal.. ol tnelipcrience. Athlete., who come to LC are
entersng a whole new environment. Mo<ot were high
!.chool all-11tar~ with lou ol frtends and prestige in their
respective communtlle . When he come!> to LC what tS
hcl He'<, a nobody. He ht~:. to make it all over again. He
n67 Mark Pinder and 1167 Greg Warren CrrgM~ I
ha!l to make new friends} adapt soc1ally and culturally to
p~rople from all over the U.S. He has to ask htm.,ell, 'Cant
mi.lke it in the d.mrooml' So you get the academsntr•un .
All this, plus the ~train ol trying to provc he can play
collt:gc lootball. Some can't take il and in the transiuon
go b.sckw.~rd~ as .a student and an athlete."
"What Jbout the generilll)' negt~tivt: ;Httcude of rhe LC
student bodv towards loorball joclr.sl ..
Wilson: "I think the trend is changing. About 5rcven
years back it was really bad, to the point that lour players
qutt the team. Today though,l belte..,e our student bod)·
would support a wtnner. look at OSU. When they won,
they drew 30-40 thousand. Now thev're lucky to g~t 10.
01 becau'ie the player ha"c gi..,en up but the fans.
"This presents ~not her adjustment tor the new athlete.
Mo:.t come lrom schools like Htll$boro, Beaverton or
Portland schools where the student bodies lived and d1ed
lor the lootballteam . ~ow the)'re thrust mto LC where
the Jttitude toward footballs~ generally negauve lostng,
a~ we have been. JUSt compounds the problem. lC
athletes nc~d time to re-evaluate? the reasons wh) they
pia\. AtlC the\ .m! not gosng to get the I an adulation and
adoration they got tn h•gh sc.hool.
,.As far as lC is concerned. we're going to
turn the corner at any minute ...
"In the l;ue 60'> LC \\a} a powerhouse Whyrhc wddcn
downlall m rhe pa)t It~\., y~arlt•
Wilson: "LC's recent record~ stem from our college
poltcscs of thrct•, tour .tnd five ears ago. During thattsme
tt's,, f.tct thai our fsnanc•al.aid)otlersnidn't compcteW1th
other C"onterence )choob. Three year ago y,e re"i ed
our poiiCtC5 \\hich made us cumpetit•ve. Our athlet sn
the program now rellect the be~t reauittng ~ar we·.,·e
h,td. Tho e bad ear~ rctlect the fact that ''e 1ust couldn't
help the 800d athletes out enough w the ended up
cl C\\ here That ·~ no longer a problem ••
"No" thar rhe problem ha-.t! been dr cu ~ed. \\hJr
tfo(!j rhe future hold/ t wmmng that importdnl ro
)OUl \\ haLchanc;e does lC ha .. e of rurnrng rhe program
complcce! aroundf"
Wtlson: .. r 0 begtn \\llh, I'm ob C\!.Cd Wtlh wtnntng
An)onc who hJ pla)ed qu<.~ h, football, basketball or
"" thmg "'ith me know that dt!)ue to w sn has been
do umented .
" \ (Jr ;~~ L( is concerned, .... e bclie\'·e we -.re going to
turn the c;orner .1ny rnmutc. lo tact we thought "e \\ere
rc.1<h in ('tlt h ot \hC pi1~l h:" w~eks, but werc•n't. I ull
thmlo; Wt! ha,·c a good luotballtcam in tht conf •rene\' A
C\)Uple of \'1 lfl~ "'llUI<.I tfO wondt!r). Ju~l ask the pia) er
how th(•v fl'elm ught ttuattom. \\hen you're lo:.tng, ou
don't want to do the Job and as a rcc.ult} au u~u.:~tl don't
\\hen )OU "'"· ou w.'lnt to be the pl't'$onwhu cames the
bdll or m.1kc!o the tackle and more ume .. than not you do
De ptte our record, I am sull up on ths lootb.lll team.
"I don't bldmc anyont• but myself I tr to be honeit
\\lth C\ cr on It's m program \\hen It's good n·!t mine
and when It's b.ld tt's mmt•. Hopcfulll,lhe bad yea~ are
b •htnc.J \h." Football
Consistandy inconsistant
Ken Goo
Stati Wttter
L.t)l SJturd..l) ~ d~ your I\ ptCJI
tall ,,,turda' 10 the PoTIIand .m~.t.
11 n11ncu ~omt·~ here a dog
barl.:cd .• , c.tr wouldn't tart, tht~
Lcwrs and Ciarlo.: hbr an \\ ·'' ••mpl}
dunn~ the ~Ia\ and closed .ttmght,
and, tn "alt•m, the LC toOtballte.tm
dropped anotht!r football "ame
Dropped '' an olppropn:ttc ''a)
to de,cnbe 1he OO\\ too tamrlar
m.tnnl!r in '' htch I he Ptonecr!lo go
.lbout losms game ... LC continued
1U. long..estabh;;hed patch\'I:Ork
pauern ol tumble' ,md tntcrccp·
uom '' htch hanrled Wtllamcllc an
carl 15-{J halfume lt•ad and an
CliCOIUill :!2·6 VtctOI\,
LC s lone moment of ~lor} dmt•
earl} rn the tourth QU;trler \\hCn
quartctbaclo.: Greg Haugen lhppt'd
a lour } ;u d scorrng pa.,~ to
(r('~hrnan L(!) LequNic:r to cap a 37
\ ard drt'H' and gtH' the Pront!t.~rs
thctr lust lounh quarter touchdown )IOC • the \'\hJtm.ln
~,tmt l'Mh 10 th(' ''-J'Oil
H••.td ( ouch r r••J \\ tl'ion pt.tt~·
··d lm dl'fcn~i"l' lt•.lm pl.1v c •
l t•pt for ,, lc\\ "br ca~do'' m "ln
the ~CC(lnd hJII, we helc.J
\\ ttlamette to 38 \.trd~ ru ... htng and
30 ards p.•~~'"~· but we "ere
unabll· to ~:;ct but .. n potnt~ on the
board
'On uften C \\ e \\ CTl' lnCOOSIS·
tent and ~ r•rc hampcrl!d '' 1th
pt)OI f1cld p0~11100: • );)td the
P1oncer cc,ach. "\\ c t on"d when
\\t' h.td good 1cld po~u•on."
LC clo l'S out the 197S .. chcdulc
tht atunb)' c1garnsl Pac1ltc in .1
g.,mc whrch '"'II tlt:CJdc "'hcther
the P•oneer '' 1ll be the ole oc­
cupant~ ol the Northwc~t Con­
lert•ncc c 'liar, or whetlwr Pad he
\\Ill h.ue 11 ''''h th<•m. ''Our
p 1 a ~ e r ~ h .1 ' e d c d It a 1 e d
them~c-1\ ,, to wmthl•la~t g.tmc ol
tht• vc4lr ," ~.ucl \\ thnn ... They want
, .. If' to go out on ,, \\ 10n111g note.
liNCOLN NATIONAl C\REER DEVELOPMENT CORP.
will be on campus to tnt~• view 8U!>tne~' and lconomio mators
who art~ 1ntere~ted 1n car~?cr bu\tn~s :
Novembet 14, 1975
9:00 a.m. to S:OO p.m.
ContaCt -Frnancial Aid Off•ce Ext. 216
Repr,~entatrve
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN C~LJFORNIA
to be on c;,mpus
WEDNlSOA Y, NOVEMBER 19
Cradudte Study rnlcJfmdlron-all frPidl of
Leu~rs, ,t.rrs 6 Sdem:Cl
ConlttCI Dm:rtot of Gtucluat .. Program~
dassified •
Los.1: Mustard·c:olorc>tJ plaJoiiC. 3-ong l.undl'r. L.nt seen en
Bod me organtc chcm. laL. l hrs notcuuok r:, cruCial for ownf'rs
survJVal in afore m•·ntroncd class, liO please turn 11 m to Or.
Arlcrgh Dod~n . (B•:srdP.~, whal would you nt•ed ~omcom•
el~c's illegrble ~cuhbhngs lorl) 13 November
Soccer
Actions speak louder than
Phil Thwaits
Sports writor
The LC Soccer ledm h.td to carry
an extra pas~enger back from
Walla Wall<~ la~l wPe~end No one
compldmcd <JS they gladl~ return­
ed wnh the c:hamp1om htp trophy
ol the s~cond Annu01l Northwe">t
Conlcrenct• Soccer Tournament ,
The P•oncer :, c:~ptured the title by
winntng tlm~e ~tra1ght gilme\ over
Pacific luther..sn, Willarncttt• ..snd
Whttm.Jn College in the ~t!l. ream
tourney
In the opf•ntng Mamc on S,uur­
ddy mornrnK. Wt' downed dO
agf(•~>'il\'1.! Pll tl'.tm 1-1 l hv l.utc~
drew ltr~l blood \Conng 15
mrnut~ tnto the f1r~r half ,md held
.11·0 lead ,,, halhtmc• L .t\1 y(•Jr Pll
lwat u~ 1n tlw chamruomh•p g..tmc
ol tht! tour n:tmt•nt b" d ''or I.! of 2-1
rn uvcrtum• and lor a whtll' 11
lool NJ a!. though th,•y m1ght
cllmmalc us .sg.un
~UC'ft 'v\ il~ O(Jt I he l'.l~l' \IS OUI
pcrst~t.tnt squ.1d ~cored on a goal
b) Srcw Jicllt.:r 20 nuuutPS lni<J the
~et ond half We t~ppaH•ntly
C'ilUght lue .titer I h•llr•r's goill 1 .. ~•lu put a ~hot pa\tthc PLL goa he
to mdke the \Core 2-1. Oe\plle
.. uong effort~ by both club'>, Sui<~·~
goal was the of the g.Jme .. ~nding
u., 1nto the !.econd round wrth
Wlllamellc .
I he bl.tck and orange had httle
trouble dt~po!lmg ol the Be.Jrc.JI\
a\ we '>Cored on 6 of 21 shoh while
our detem<: held Willamctte to a
me;ore 3 shots on goal, none of
wh1ch escaped goalre Bob
~hulman\ gra~p Left wmger
Alade Joiner provtded the .,coring
punch tor us scormgthree time' 10
the ftr~t hall Robert Aggrcy Wd'>
credited wtth the as\i!it on all ttHl•e
Jomer goals Steve Heller .. cored
..tn un.tc.!>l\tcd go.tl JUSt befou• the
half to make the score 4-0. l\'lllu
11nd Heller both ~cored unasst!llt•d
goalr, '" the second hall maktng
the tlndl score 6-0 o.tggrC,\IVC dlld e),CIUng
,1\ bclorc our kKkcr~ ca
top
We opened the 'c
mmutcs into the fir)t
Steve Hl'ller putung the
net for .,,.,. fourth goal
tourney. The Whw. bou
wllh a goal fU!>I f1vt!
the do!>l' of the halt to
)C.: or~ .11 1-1. With the""'"'"
!>Win~rng tn t.wor of
would have been e.Jsy
\CHic lor d h.Jihime 1
however di!>pl.tyed om>
rt:d\On' we dr~ undel~
toul(ht rtght back
(lOt hcllt: \COring fU\1
lwtorP tht.> do'e ol th<> h
wcond hall, uoth lt>Jm'l
up tlu~11 d~len,e. and C
go.tl prowd to be thew
Alter the tourney Cu.u
r V.lll~ ~ •I~ .1sJ.:t•d if he
---------------------------· · l.wr.au~e two mtnutc~ 1.-ter ~ul~ That victory propl•IINJ U'i 1nto
the champtOn\htp gJmc ag.umt
Whum.sn on Sunda) alt«!rnoon ,
Wt• h.td m~>l Wh1trnan thrt•c· weeks
e.trhl!r 10 the dt.tmpron,htp gamt•
of the Co:.mopohlan T ournilm•:nt
m Portland and cmt'rged .ts 1·0
Vlt lor tn a 'cry tou~h b.11tlc.
Once agam the lt•.Jms played ..tn our tlw effort!. uf .Jn)' or ht
"Sornconl' a .. h•d '"" th.tt
Jnd hy the 11me I walo ftnt
mcnlto•wd Jlmo~l eve•
tht• lt•Jrn. t vcr yonc pia
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