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November 20, 1975 Volume 34, Number 8

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1975-11-20

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'Should there be consequences? ' 20 November 1 975
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J1m M1llogan
Stoff wntor
"On hll')Jay, Octobt'f 28, 1975, Secumy Officer Mike
"n"" norrc;etl m."lf1Jli311J pl.mr:. rn rhe oJCcused') wmdow
A10 Copc•lam/). fhc Rc•stdt>nl rh~t~I.Jnl VP.nnis Ke!trOn,
conl.ldcc/ by Mtkt•, dlld Oennrs rontacred Owen and
Two lwu" I.Jier, Greg Jnd Owen rook \OmP plant\
10 )f'ctlfll)'· Wlwn I w<a nollftC'd o/ rh(! iiru.won. rhe
\\d.> m.td£• to preu'nl thrs t'JH~ to the /uclkrMy
'"'·''" ," (I Bo.Hd) compl..tull hied by Ltura Ahc,<hul,
~C)J;tle illl Director ol C opt•IJnd.
Greg Thoma~ and Owen Steere were caught by
>t.>uJ•"Y growtng miJriJU.Hld pldnts and sent to J·Board
Homegrown -
ltet>1rc· "II ,JII stalled because Security had seen our
u.1nn '" the wtntiO\\-W C had a grow hght on them,
lut h w a~ rather !>IUptd. Sccurit)' told Denm ~ that it
ould go eo1srcr on us 1f we would bnng rhe plants down
h1m We debated on whether to take the plant ~ down
1 dll or ju~t to take them Jway, and thev would h.1~e
uall) no proot-but "~ d1dn't thmk about that until
• Ht• w.1s dire ad)· tcomg to wntc up the report .tbout it
nv1v,n. ~o rl \\C d1dn't turn m the plants it might go
.. .rt,, .. on u~. t\11 of U!> m the whole room were dsked to
down .md bnng the pldnts-that ':; the poltcy.
'"'''n dnc.l I took rl·~pomtbtllt\' lor tht•m bec:au~e they
otJr planh. l he other pcoph• dtdn't hdve anvthlng
do w11h H <~I .111. And they're now makmg a pre<edent
I of II b\ t.Jkmg tl 10 J-Boo~rd ,''
ov<~ru Advi\or, Timme Hdzer: "In other cases where 11
~ bet>'' brought to the olllcmtton of the staff, the~ 've
en 'h!ps to h<Jvc the pl<tnts destroyed .•. .l'm not ... urc at
po1nt as to why there\\ <~S .1ctton taken on this case."
mJ'>! ''lattr.l h.sd the op110ns of doing nothing, of
1110 I·BOJr<f, or takmg it to the police out.srde lewrs
Clark."
hul: 'I thrn~ I tell :wo lhtn~~ . One. thJt I wanted to
II bccau e I thought It W.tS the be'>l tHing to do, and
o. I wa aw<ue ol the vulnerability of my pos1tton and
~~ prob<Jbly the .. m.Hte'>t thing lor me to do wa., to take
to )·Board. but that rs '>ccondarv to the first rea~on I ..
Ah~chul w.H then asked if she had felt an}' pressure,
cd or otherwl!te, through the acttons of Security or
· other p.ut of the admmi\tratton
fh~ only wa) that )ecurtty wa'> a determimng factor in
det:l!oton wa~ that they" rote the case up. In th.tt WdY
Wd~ J du~ct pre., .. ur~-rh,u made me take the
ton I took
'Tht\ type ol pr~'>,ure i~ '>Ort of an Jmbrguous thing. It
't .mythmg '>pet 1f1c, other th.sn '>a~ tng It was somethtng
d~ .m R 0 at L( I b£'C.Smt> aware of about 1 month'>
The f>rL\!turt.? hac, to do w1th the mtddle PO'>ItiOn I'm
10
e: 'I don 1 blo.~me ~cr for maktng the decrsion .. he
but she do.~•m' .. he felt it c,hould have been dropped
she <ouldn't drop 11 or eh~ !the would lo~e her job.
"'a~n 't "' orrted o.~boul U!t. She WJs womed about her
Ttm '' JU~I ~tup1d th.ll her decrs1on\ have to be
uf'lllc~·n b, the pohtia of the school.''
Set an example?
•h: I thtnk they're out to wt an e\ample lor two
1on, Onl•, lor RO , bccJU">e thPtr JOb 1\ .. uppowd to
It• to t.tkc thl'> k1nd ol ,Jet ion 1f Howard 'aY' to ... "
'u"u·,: l h,u'<, ht-. rnterprct.stion 1 hl'd'> Gn:g\ opinton
ttm<• ot \\'dht .1n RD )hould be .md I don 1 <~gte'!
tlldl I m not heft~ to ~ct rule., I don 1 work under the
th,u Pre'>tdent lloward ,., gotng to di~Jgrec with
""'"""S I '•'Y Not .Jm I loo~ rng lor h1\ dpproval If I do
'"'"'"~right In ht\l'Y('"· I m here lor me. and I'm here
th~ p~oplt• rn m) h.1ll .1nd hopt.•lully lO help thts •
c1nd tlw p<•opfc. who KO to ~l hool here. II I ri1d my
ltor anv otlwr rt>,I\On than that I would be den\'rllg
hmK th.1t I be he' c 1n "
, ...... · "Numuer I\\ o,therc need ~ to be,, prt.'tt !dt~nt on
11~ ntoJIIjU,IO,I Oil t ,unpU!i . ••
"'"'": I don't Wt' 11 as they're lwang p1ckcd on ltju I
lppPn thdt Sc•curil)' ol\\ the pl.ml ~ In lh~ll wrndO\\ I
' no 1dcd why the, wcrr> een and not the ~txtccn
wrndow~ 1f they arc ... I'm not goml) around loc,krnK tor plan b. I have much more important thtng) to do than
be .Jn authority ltgure. I'm not here tor 1ha1. I'm here to
help people m then cducatron outsrde 1he cl.u room."
0•1 Thur~ddy, Nov. 13 .tl 7:00p.m., the case wa~ taken
before I-Board. Randy Stender. Bob Yanof!tky , Karen
Reddick, lrnda f ehr and John Keller\\ ere IUSitees. Two
Jb~t.un"d lor per~onal rt:a'!Om.
J·Boc~rd Advi~r. Timme H~lzer : "PreVIous J·Boarllstta11e
"or ked vcr) hard to ~~~~ through the I acts ol the case to
mak • i1 dcus1on. and .r the deci~ion ~~that rhe person is 1n
'iol"t1on or such and ~uch a policy, then the~ look to
!>Omethmg they feel l!l not punishing but \\hich is
educotllono.~l to th.tt ~tudcnt ... Th1s is not a case ot the
college versus the student. The college J) not u ·1ng the
studerll, The student ·~ trytng the !>tudent ... The\ have to
1nterprc1 the facts of the case in light of ~chool poliq "
Th.11 policy tatcs, "The college cannor condone
v1ola11om ol fcder.1l ..tnd state laws, Thus. tllegal pos~f!S­
seon or u~c ot alcoholic beverage~, or conduct detnmen·
tal to the coll~gc tollowrng the use of akohol or drugs,
could )UbJCCtthc \tudcnh to drscrplinan a<..t1on." Grow­
in~ mari,u.sna is a Clas'~ B telon) under the Oregon State
Lc1w with " maximum ot ten years and $2500 or a Cla~s A
nu':>demc.mor \\lth .1 malimum ot one year and SlOOO.
Charges discussed
t\t the t-Bo.ard meeung some of the charges \\ere
d"l U\ ~d:
Jolly: 'I wJsn't lookang lor mJrt)uana planh. It I \\ere I
would lind ,, lot mow.''
Stcndt•r: ''It mJ)' be detnmental to the school. Trustee
Jnd pcopll• \\Jik around Jnd '>eC them in the window,.''
Steerl': "I drsagree w11h the Ia" dnd I thin!.; it\ alright to
gro'' mantuana. \\'h.JIC\ er \\ e do 1n our room j., our O'A n
bu>rne s-o.~ long as we don't bre.lk thing' or do' iolent
I) pe thm~ s. lthmk no altlon should b~ taken 1f no plants
<Ht! 11i,1blc from tlw outs1dc."
Thom.1-.: " o'' th:tt we realize thJt people co1n cc them
m 1 ht· wmdow~ t, e will J..cep tht• planh out of ttwm."
Jolt): lthml.; the} want to ptd: Jnd choo'e thela\\'thc
'' .lnt •
Thome\': "h, o tt·.t~Oil\ lot growrng it w~re 1t'':l cheaper .. .md 11 tun to t(IO\\,
ft'hr ~ \rt• ~ou ll\tnt; the collt!St.' becJu'>c ''t! don't ha'c
H',tl poilu.•''.
Thom,l\: ''I d1dn t , ome hPre to RTOW marljuan.1 . I c-ame
ht•rt: to 'tUlh .. u I don't lc~l th.lt mean .. anvthing.''
y .mohk): "Did \ (.l\J kno\\ It w.t~ ,, 'tola110nl "
Sh.•t.>n•: 1 .tl\o kno" 11 '' J v1ol.mon to 'P" on the '>Ide\\ .111..
dow nto\\ n. ..
y .moh"): " huuiJ tlwrt' be con,equcnces lor vour
.1< t1on .. ' '
~h.•,•rt•: •· Nu I he)' Jrcn 't hurt mg .m,·body but u -I dun't
1 h1nk u'o; tho~t big of .s dP<tl. \\ t.• dad grO\\ manju,lna plan h.
1 !luppm.c \\cart' gwlt) olrt llut .J 1 he ~t!ntel\lt> gee!..\ ou
du JH)t fM\' • to ,., .1 <'"''-'" e for 11. and )Ou .ut•
h ..
c Jll'fllll~llUng Wit US
St,•ndt•r: "1 h1~ IS nnt "" c,;pt:.'nmcnt. It\ IUSI .. omethmg
rh.ll h.l~ to be done." • n concern
I m Buran
Statement resulting irom the J-Bo:.~rd C~e concernin
the trowing of marijuana on umpu5.
.. Accepung th(' case, J-Board e"amm l!d the tesumony of
the R.D., rhe two ..tccused students, therr R •• 0 •nnr
1\etron, o1nd of o'v\ik~ lolly. campus S~cunty Oiftcer The
8oJrd has found fhomots and Stt!ere m violauon of
college polrcy, )et rrKogniz~ that the students were
cooperative m removang the manjuana from thetr
rcs1dcncc hall room to campus Security.
In view of th1s fact. the )-Board recommends no fun her
CJct•on be taken agam'lt the two students Ho,,ever,theJ·
Bo.1rd mtcnds to more thoroughly e amme the policy,
present procedures and consequences for the purpose
ot devlopmg an appropriate responst: to an future
complamts. ·•
Editor"s note-In a meeting Monday night between
Alt~hu l. Steere. Thomas .and the Editorial 8oud, the
delendant~ \l.at~ th.at their aujtud~ have signifinntly
cht~nged tow<ard" the RO and the process o( going
through J-Bo:ud. They .tdmiUed \.Ome or their .euliet -'ti1tem~nb were highl) ~mo tion.tl In n;,ture.
Rape
Not a \VOn1an ... s problem ...
page 2
LC self study
'A clouded cryst at ball"
page 4
Losing is eve • •ng • Page 2
WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS
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C. Boker
Stotf writer
All women \\ .mr ro be raped.
1\;0 "oman can be r.Jpcd agatn~r her w11f
She wa• 4)klng for It,
If you·, going robe rdpcd • .)OU m1ghr Js ''ell relax and cnJO\'
I(
Thc~e are blatant!) ouuagl"'OOS, bad•"ard and oppre~sJ\'(
m't·tlv •• But the m\ th~ ol rape ~o far bevond the.'c fla~rant
tdiOliC) Popular mi con~;epttons about rape abound and " ~~
hard to ~hake them
Rilpe is not a :.\'xual Jet ot uncontrollable lu~t. It is an ex~rci!oe
of poVIer. R.1pe ·~ J vtolent, dl'ltber Jtcl} ho!>ttle .Kt with the
mtent to degrade, humtltatl'! and conquct the 'cctim.
Stamna sho" that rapi'!\tS •uc not ~e,.u.1lh lrustrated men
v.ho tan't control then ex dri~;es . Dr. William Prender~a!tt of
NeVI jeN~) Stolte Pmon said that oil rapt)ts he'd 5tudted had
a'aclable se'(ual relatton,htps , 60% wt.>rc married and had
normal se.x liH~~.
Popular conception p1cture~ the rapt.-.t a~ a w1erdo, a p~ycho ,
~~uall depriH!d Modern studies ol the t) ptc-al rapi!>t .-.ho"
h1m to be aggresSt\ e, hostile and prone to violenc~ .
Rape and the law
Htstorically rape became a uammal act b\ bemg seen as a
propem cnme ol man agatnst man. Women were propert) to
be bartered on the marnage market. Rape consututed a crime
that d~maged these .. alued aood!>.
Rap~? has tradlltonally been \tewed as a violation of righh of
possess1on. Modern leR.tl aunud~ about rape .nc stall rooted in
ancient male concepts of propt-rt}'· Rape has not )'et been tullv
pertea..,ed a~ an injuf't to the \'icum·~ bodily antegrtty.
Rape 1s the onl) crime ot vtolenct! "l_lerc the v1ct1m has to
"pro~;e" that she VI a~ attacked. A robbery vacum does not have
to ''prove" she VI as robbed nor doe'> she ha\e to show that she
lorcibl) reisted her attCJder.
Robbery VICtims o.lfC told not to re5i~t and turther endanger
themscl\e~ The victim ol a rape as suppo!>ed to prove that 'he
lorobly resisted "wnhm rea<oon". The lad of brutscs, cut~. and
outward phvsccal damage IS often comtrucd to mean that the
tcum was not raped but willingly con~entcd to the auack.
Rape is hard to deal v.tth stalt~ticalh because the \'tctcm so
~eldom repotb tht-attc~ck . It tS esumated that :tn}where from
two to three..aime' more rapes ha\e actuc~ll) talen place than
are reported. In 19:"3. the FBI reported 51,000 cases of forcible
rape and attempted rape across the U.S .• a me ol62%over il ftve
~ear spread.
Esumating that one in fl\le rape tnctdents are reported, a
realistic iigure of 255,000 rape.s and anempted rapes emerge for
19i3. During this ume the FBI rPported 19.510 murders, 416.270
aggravated amauhs, and 382,680 robbett~ . Of the 1973 rape
ca~~ . the FBI made <.~n arrest in only 51%.
The maJOrtty of rape~ take plac~ tn the home. Others occur m
cars, OJl the streets, and rmidc commercral e~tablishments.
Men tend to vtew rape as d VI Oman's problem They prescribe
mnumerable patcrnah'IUC orecau11on~ d~ the only answer to the
threat of rape. Rape i!l o1 .ocret.Jl problf"m and can't be
elh:cuvelv controlled or avo1ded on <tO tndividual ba~t~ .
Sexist ideals
Women are tratned by socrety to be r.tpc vicums, as men are
condi11oned to b~..! the" rtghtlul aggressors" . Women have bet~n
taught to crv. to plead, to depend on male protectors, and to
pa~l\ ely accept thcrr male-dchnrated fate. Women arc.: not
I.Hought up to led that they have a ttght to the per .onal
freedom <1nd self assurance ot men. lmtead they are a\ked to
ltvr wtth a su~tained level ot rear and suspacron th.Jt borde~ on
parano1a, and to unquesuonmgly acc.:ept a spectal burden of
st:lf·prote<tton .
1 rad.nronall) · women have been condiuon••d to respond to
rapcwuh te.tr. shame, and a strong eme ot gu1ll (as tttheywere
rt.>spon~rb~e tor 1he auack, not the raprst). With the emergence
of the femmtst mo~ ement women b•:gan to rc-eumtne the act
ot rapr Th~y ha~e tound that rdeology of rape as ~ust<11ned by
cuhura. \'alues perpctuaied at everr le\lel of our soetety.
l he tradlltonal appro.'lch to r;,~pe consider~ that Ills )Omehow
tnev1~ble . Auu~ing lh? inevitdbility ol r<tpe cgnon!$ the
posstblltl of eradtcaung 11. ln~te.td ot dealing dir~c;tly wtth the
culrurc~l mores and sextsm that pNpetuate !t rape. th•! ~~tc~blish·
ed apptoach r~volv~~ around prot1•oing 1nt.hvidual women.
1 he demctn t~ of culture that promote .ttl etude~ that h•ad to rape
are not ()onfronted
Rap,_. tS. not a woman's pr ohlcm, it rr. not the act ol a JJ!.VC'hotic
sex pNvert, tl ts not tnt.>vllilble Rap" 1s th£• result of,, distorh•d
mc~sc:uung pniiOSt.>pn~ 01 aggrcnron, 11 ·~ culturally
pr:rpPtuated, and 11> a maJor proLicm sOCiety mu~t t.onlront and
cltmtnate
CREDIT TO:
Rape Relief Hotline
Again51 Our Wtlt: Men, Women and Rapa by Sur.an
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Commendation
To the Ed1tor
Phil Flemtng, the resadcnt dtrec­
tor of Forest Hall, as to be up·
ported and re~pected beC'JU\C has
''or!.. merrts that t\·pe ot recogni­
tion. H1s role iH a tacilitdtOr {as
oppo~ed to pohccmc~n) has tn·
~tailed hrm as., valu.1ble rc~ource
to the lew•~ dnd Clark community .
Phill succeed' whert• mJn}
profcs~ors laaltn that he .. umulates
dnd promotes student growth o~nd
awareness . Hi§ ro1pport wtth
\tudents tn pan stems from hts
abrlity to lt'>len (and to under~·
tdnd) whilh ~~ ,J \ktll we "'hh the
ddrntnl~tratton h.td c1 grcatt!t lcel
lor.
for~t I I.JJI LJurm Council
Quag qu~hed
To the Editor:
I would ltkc to compliment
lewis and Clarl'~ grounds·
keepers on tht•ir preparation of
the field lor Sunday's soccer
match agcllmt Simon fra<,ct. Once
agatn, it goes to ~how thl! ptlull'd
emph:~st~ placed on the soccer
progrclm here, an lorcing two good
team ~ to play in il qudgmirc
resuhmg from tht' fuotballtNm'~
cl!lebrcucd wcond tnumph of the
yedr. h'o, not \O much that the
condition of tht· lwld made d
moc:k<•t v of b.all h.tndllnR '>k 111.,
and '>ltcllcglt''> 11\ more 110 th.Jt
WhOCVl'l I~ rc!iopOilfilblc hiiltn 't
enough prtdt• In tht• occ t!r
program (or the !tdwu l'~ publk
unagl! c1ther, tor th.ll mallet) 10
have thP. ftPid tn I;(Ootl contlucon.
r he g,.ncr al I f•t•ltnK ot 1 tw 1 am w.Js
that tht!)' w••rP ••mbatra~!t"d to
ha'<•' another !IChoul come to pl<t)'
tn l>UC::h a mud pudtllc. A cil,ap·
potrtlrncnt. to s,1y t~w very lca\t,
1om Ryan I -
f 8 I MAIL
CPENEf~
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Fatuitous • aSCISm
To the Editor
Th1~ ~~ rn regard to your recent
antervie"" with George Pamplin
W(; per eel\ cd Pamplm .1~ viewmg
lcWI<. & Clark as ju'>t another ol hi'
corporate ~trangle holds. He
~eem<. to thcnk of thi' school as
<.ome t)pe of vocation-manded,
daplomil lactory.
Thl~ ~chool 1\ 3 bu~in~~~. allow­
rng student> to ~hape them .. elves,
not to \hape them to any Board of
Dttector\ ideals.
Hr~ psuedo-cono,ervative ,
pohtrcCII beliefs place ham
~omewhere to .the right of
Mus .. olini Anyone who openly
and Jutocrattcally oppose!. I ree
~peet.h seem., somewhat, if not
totally, deranged We believer!. In
Democracy, chemh free speech •
an andlrenable human right
George Pampltn i!t a bad in·
fluence on L&C He ought to take
hcs money, and his feeble-mended
phrlo\ophies. and get the hell out
Billy buds ..
To the Edttor
To whom ct mdy concern:
Startorq. who(
SIUclenl' of Creal Ba~m forto)l .mel
St:.J program
Editor s note Wh,Ja.Jt? \1\ c th1nk tt would make
~omewh.t t poorer but m
poltttc.ally motivated
autocrc~ttC'ally \trUC:
ctluc:dtion-tor-educauon ~·
tnstttutlon lor dll anvolved.
Just as Preo,cdent Howard
t.tkcn the 5ougar out of our
P.1mplan wdnt<. to take the
out of our live~ .
Respectfully
Two concerned 5oJph<lt1Xl
Editor s note Robt!rl
had the courage to be td
Worthy
To the Editor
Kudm are tn order ror you
your effort~ cl!t editor In I
the problem., faced thr..,
paper h.J'> been mo!tt com
would hkc to thank you lor
111g <.~v.JII.Jblc the wttting ol
wtJtcr ( onrdd Wes~ellhoett
employment of hrm I'll C1
your gencu.-. .1~ edttor. To be
Portugal's gaan i~ a lo!!'lt lor
Smcerely,
Editor's note Your cneCJ
the mall!
Edl1or ln·Chltf
Meneglng Editor
Productloo Ednor
Photo Ed1tor
Compoaiuon Ed110r
Bu11neu Edttor
Sporn Ed110r . . ... ... . . • , ·-.. !lob Rn.iif
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whilt yo
your b
h ~t?ems tl
are thi1C
bl•en m(
\lflCf
A r
.ncx ••
"I Ch
St
I \\a\ •I
at:empt t
problem
v Itt.•, (. "
Dr. Harvey
mernbt>
muh.•c.
IPOiflled 1.)
com me
cculum
1t' an exet
ne stut.l•~~
lhc mat
ol
"w•· b} bo
rough t
\Ub·l o
1\lll•'itt
IOVCJ(.t II\ c
lttcd IO
liOn\
01 have m
make
I
a ted
:om
fou for
ttng ot
lhoett
·erely,
~ Van
l.1~ Mil•
ob,
nl\,l•nGI
;ant" KU~~ Novombor 1976 --
or ous
JoH Peerco
Stofi writor
Dr•lfl I IJwlt·y "Wiwn I he §tU­
hlls out h•s or hN dpplic.lleon
,1dnm,eon, .1ll that cor
rl\iP10nw•m r• bt>t om c.:•' hi' pl.!r
ftll And th,ll file rem,tim
~ ... .,-.. ,!\ ut th.ll form untd such
.I "
01~ Ill' !(rduUdh'
l.JSt ) ~JI, J pN'>OO dt l C took
iOv<tnt.tgc ol the new priv.tc.:y
, ..... -wntch rcquercc; o1 .-.tudent's
.. _ ... 1 ltlc to be open to thcll
,tudent-<.~nd pulled her file to uw
. relcrtmc <' mat~riJI for <.1 new
•mn110~·cr. However, '>he found
the hie h.td not bl'cn o~ddt•d to
t.ncP hegh school. dnd ..til ol her
1ruv•ll'S t.~nd accompli.,hmcnt'>
collegl' were unrecorded .
lc wa\ incomplet(' .md
to her pro'>pec::t ive
Sht• did not know it WJ\ up to
to upd.tt~ her own file wtth
inform,ttton th.11 the colla•gc
not Joint( 11 lor her
The do· rt·yourself deal
· ,,, gr.tduatton ttme, ~:on
ll.lwlt.•y, "wt• <l'>k ''•llh
•nwr to tell uut .1 form whrc:h li~ots
their o.tcllvttc5. mcludinR
•fcrcnCl'),
"That w.1v, whl.!n we (the )tu­
Jifa•rs ofltec) .uc ,1c;kcd to
rcl.ommcndauons , w•.· have
e mtormJtlon .1bnut hes JC­
IIIP.\ JS Jn undNgr <tduate.
hem 1se, the only thing we have
go on •~ what you put down on
torm when you Jpply for .1d
11~\lon ·" a lrc\hman
"How would we know what
J(ltvllee' Jrt• through lour
I) .tt lOIIcgel There\ no way
would know wh,ll oflecco, you d
. WhJt your JCtlvltie' wl're, or
)OUr be~t refe1 cnce\ Jrl "
It ~ecam~ that m.Jn)' people .tre
d\\olr<' th.lt tht•tr pcr)on.tl ftles
l' been moldtng in J \ll.!cl filing
bint'l stncc high o;chool, un­
J\ r.llhcr l.ugc propor-
33~. of the gradu.nmg ~t'ntoro, c .sch y~ar J\\umcd th.tt
throughoul their c:ollegt·lifc their
pCf\OnoJI filt• Wf"ft> bt.?ing ,Jdded 10
by ttw ddmtnl!ltration .tnd by
prole!>\01!). But they Wt>rl' wrong
It is the responsibility of all
,tudonts to update their own
filos
Now in ordw to <.Jpturt• rho.tt
perccnt.Jge previou!>ly unaware of
thl\ fact, a student reference form
•~ bcmg given out along wuh the
applit"".!tion for grJduat1on, .Jnd is
being tied in with the whole
graduation proce(\
Mooger mfo
The reference que.,tionatrc a~!.s
for information concerning all
campu~ acuvities and rt.!spon­
'libilille!>. your future post­
graduate plans, and profes~or.s or
other memb<~rs of th(' ~taff that
you would like to uw aS
reference, ,
By ftlling thi\ out Student At­
lam ha~ ~ome help m evalu.ulng
your worth m term .. or at".tclemic
<md \OCial involvement . ''What
-._-.... --=-· __ _;.·~---
• • ra1s1n
Chrts Gardner
StaH wnter
"It wa' ·' dt.tgno)Ltc '-'"erCI'>e,
at:emrt to dl'ftnt .md tdc.mttfy
problem tl d problt•m Wd\ ..
Dr ltsrvey ~( hmu.Jt "'unl' oft he
mt>mbtor' ol .1 spcct..tl o;ub­
lmrnit h•c of thl! c:urnculum
lmrn• tee. lim <:ommmee wa'>
rued by the dt•.ln Jt the
cornmcndJteon ul thl'
""cu•um comm1ttet• to ad-
1101\tcr, to org.mw•, .1nci to strur­
" an cxerCtse "h1< h would ex­
t' studcmt wrlltng !>k1lh.
'Tht• nldlll•r wJs luought to the
tnn ul the cutllc.:ulum \:Om­
• by both sru<h·nt~ and l.tcul­
con(t•rnt>d that there wa~
~m wtth the lt•~o:c•l of wntm~
dents h.sd v. hl.•n they let 1 l.C.
No knowledge necessary
hrough the wrtllng t•:-;cr cew
sub-c.omm tlh•c· w,1s 11 }'"'K to
n lllfurrnat1on whech would
P thc·rn dctc•lllliiH' whl!llwr the
Prn~ ol tht• ~tutfPnt .md
uhy wen.• Wt..'ll·founclt•d.
E.u:h nwmbt•r ol tlw com·
('I' \\IPOII' rh)\\ n ol \1'1 01
tun~ .md '' l' pu kl'tl 11om
\1• que~t•om tllo'tl looked mn)t
....... 11\'C .md rno~l 1ntcrl'~lmg.
lflccl to rhoow .J 'PC'' trurn ot
1!1hon .,,, 1 h.u tht> r.tudc•nt
ln't h.tvL• to h.t\'1' •"') pc•c:-tfiC knowledge in order to Jn)wer
them. Thq· were quc~tiOn\ th<tt
w~re directed toward opinion,
with a f<!w that requ1rcd specitic
knowledge lor 1 ho'>c !.tudl.'ots who
h.sppened 10 h,n·c thi~
knowledgE' "
No wcdespread effect
"We on I) h<~d :>9 c a)'S rcturnt•d
to u~ out ol 397. But W<!'ll t.J~C the
59 w<• h..tvc, run thts t hcd: on each
one and quantih the rc,ults m the
U\Udl \\'d'J.
"5q oul ol 397 i\ not enough to
rno~kc an) tvpc ol gcner .Jhz,wun
.1bout the cnttr c cl..t s. I thtnk 1t •~
sate to mter tha.t the UC.'!>t tuJcnts
shnwt•d up to take the l' .1m, • .nd,
II so, thi~ would be .1 mi>rt~pr '!>CO·
l..tttoo ot the 1unior class.
·•we c~w not h.tpp w11 h the
11'\pomc we got, but the rn<ett•~• of
tlw l''-am will nut be pur~uccl ·Ill}
mort• thtl> term I ht! dc.1n .Jild the
c.:urrt< ulum commtttel' .trl' c.:on­
ltldNtn8 thl· optlom opt•n to thc•m
llliiU'JJHil~ thl• CM'fci'lt! ,\flU tht•
IMI th.tt not t!nough mlorrn.lttt>n
ha, bc.:•am obtamcd."
T her(' J\ nut .1 vcr y large
po)\lbiht) ul thl~ C\NCI\t' h.t\1118
.my "•dc><.prP.Jd Jtlc<.;t upon
tudc•nb. Tht:t(' ~~ ,, pu \lbllll)' ul
till!> or .J tnul:tr tc~t bcmg .:td­
rnmr tcwcl agam. prohahly not
l)l'turc !tpun~ tcrrn
"I would hope• th:tt If t~nuthl.'r
.lllt•mpt t) rnaclt• to l.UII('\ t tnlor­
m..ttl•lll Jht)Ul the W11t1ng Pioneor Log
ities
<oncern\ me,'' st.~ys Hawley. "1s
th<ll I'm ,,,kt!d every ChristmiJ~ to
wrtl(' oJ m.~ny H ftfty rt!commcn·
d,tliOn't lor SJudt•nh .1pplylng to
Kr,tdu,ltt ~chooh luw \chool, med
\Chuol .md othm school And the
tnform.uion I h.tv(! to work wnh is
vt•ry mc.Jgcr.
If you feel the urge
"I m.ty know a third of the
student body, \O tho\c ..trc e.uy to
wutt:. But C\len then, I would hke
to hitve more sped fie information
so I can prepare a recommenda­
tion whteh wtll be helptul to rhe
student." -
Though \tudents are t!xpecred
to submit the reference torm at
least once before graduation, you
ran updJtC the information in
your record any t1me you feel the
urge.
Wlwre can you lind that
mystl.!nou~ hrddcn file of yours?
The Dean of Studenh' office.
Odell M<tnor Pid up d reference
torm there .Jnd add to that hie.
--Page 3
FORKING
AROUND
Kirk Cooley
Staff infectton
la~t MondoJy I had one of the mosr intercsttng meals I've had
tn Portland, .md one of the best. I went out to cat w1th my
father, who I hadn't seen for 6 months or so. We went to the
R1cc Bowl.
My father ~hould be of no tnterest to you, but the Rice Bowl
should.
fhc R•cc Bowl offers Mandarin food, wh1ch 1s not a particular
• t)'pc of Chmese food, 1.e., Cantonese, Northern Chinese.
li!Choy, etc, but the best of Ch1nese food. You see. the
Mandarms were the elite tn China up until the Communtsl
Rcvolution . They were the bureaucrats, the ~cholars, rhe
educatt!d ... sort of a nobility. The}' had something that could be
roughly tran)l.ttcd Jl> ·• 'food ltsr'. on wh1ch were the r«!Cipes
that were okayed for Mandarin consumption, in other word\,
not 'pe.tsant fooi:l'. Great CJrc was put into the development of
the rec1pt..~ on the food liSt. My under!otandmg is that most o(
the d1~hell on this food hst onginated as pect~ant food, but were
pt!rtected bt~lorc they were included a~ pdrt ot the llst.Some of
the dtshes were Mandarin Creations . In eff~et. the dishes on
the Mandarm tood list are the besr of the best. The food you are
~erved at the Rice Bowl ·~ on the list.
The tood is also fairly authenuc, I sa) 'fairly' because thi~ is
obv1ously not Chma and there must be some ingredients you
can't get here. ro my mmd, the authentictty is not m question,
becausa· my farher and mother (yes, she was there roo) both
had lived 10 Old Ch1na (before the Revolution). They al o arc
very tra_nk. This sometimes embarra!>ses me. And they satd the
tood wa~ aurhent•c. My mother was 1n •!CSt3C)' over thts one
spice m the dt~h called Royal Delighr char she hadn't tasted
smce China days. It turns out that some of the llpices used m the
cooking at the RKe Bowl are ;urfretghted m from Taawan. Some
ot the tea 15 coo. Mom and D<td say at's the best Chm~c
H!'>l.tur ant in Portland (that they've been to).
Another intere<.ting thing about the Rice Bowl 1s the family
thai owns dnd runs it. Two ot thE: family, Paul and Peter Chang,
Jtt• LC gr<Jd~ . PJul graduated in '68 (I think) and Peter m '74 (I
thmk). Peter W\.1~ ASlC pre!tident. Some of ~ou ma)• remember.
Anvv.ay, Paul, who i~ the 'spokesmJn' ior the famaly (and rhe
on~ rny p.trentc; grilled). and I had an mteresttng talk about
some ol the profs we know 10 common, and rhe Homccommg
(he v. cnt, I didn't), etc.
The R1ce Bowl i5 clefin1tely somewhere you should go. The
tood is eAcellent The pnces are ver} good.
It's on lOrh r\~cnue,number 911 tn <tourh-west. tt•s nghr ne;w;t
door to the Multnomah County Library.
• •
eon1n
proflceency ol the junior cJas~,
)tudcnt~ wtll see tt alt !>omethmg
no1 imposed upon them, but a~
!>Om~thmg that walt gener.Jt~d out
ut .111 intt·r~)t for the educauonJI
t!~pcrrencc thdt they are geuang Jt
LC.
"Anvthtng the l.u:ultr would .lsk
of studf!nb )hould be regarded as
somcthtng to 1mprove the quality
of educatton rather rh<tn sempl~ :t'>
another b.1r11cr tn the process ot
gt!lltng th.u educataon.
"I '' ould hope that students
would VIC\\ It tn th1s w.t) tn the
tuture and that rh•n parucular
potnt or \lie\\ would mfluencc
thcu le\ el ot ( o·opcrauon. ..
No evaluation vet
c.: cording to St:hmidt, the
qul'S.ttom ~o' ere(l a little bit of
e'crythmg . But thcumtcrnol the
1'\er ~.:1~e "'o.tS nut tQ mc.ISUlc the
knuv. ll!dge ol ,, tudcnt en .1 cer­
tt.~in Jrca. hut ro we how tht·
tudcnt t:ould WtiW. I hl• c am wa
, ctcr rt'd to .iS ,l diJgnoc;tic cxer •
C II. C.
"I he Jttt•mpt or the diagno~t s
w.1~ to lind what would be the hc>t
ml ol l.UHICulum tnno~at10m
that could b~ m.1dl' tn ordct to
deal \\lth the problem , hould
t •• I wv .tppClll
'II tlw ~xer<.l\1' shO\\S that
.. 0m£'thlllg nl't·d~ to ht• done. all
po\"lbtl.ttl'" w•ll be cxilmtned. I'm
l!UIC th(' curru:ufum ~.:ormmtt(·e would explore all po)sibihUe!>,
c.:unstde11nM the fdcl &h.Jt we have
altcad~ · gtven \.Omp a tr .
"We went to J group ot
,tudent.;, 1unrorr,, who \\~ have
had lor some ttmc .md who have
bePn t!Xpo)ed to rhc tacuh\'. WI!
w.mted 10 sec tf the students
ll.!ar ned to wnte wtthcn the
curriculum as 11 )t:tn<h rather than
ha\lng be "n gh en a spec• tiC" • •• \"t ralrng cour ~
The el\am~ will not be read by
the committee unt1l Christmas
YJCJtton. An evaluation form deal­
Ing w1th ~~le, organiz;uion, con­
~lstency ol mode of expH!S'>IOtl,
01nd so on. will bt• used 1n d~ahng
w11h the es~ays. Eo1ch paper\' ill be
c,•aluated agam~r thio; set of
crucria and the r•"!SUits w11lthen be
quanltfit:d.
83349500.000 nelai ed Seholarships
Ovl!r $33,500,000 unclaimed scholltrshlps, grunu, atds, and
lellowsh1ps rangmg from $50 to $10,000. Current hst of
these sources researched and comp1led as of Sept. 15, 1975.
UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHIPS
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Pioneer log
Pego 4
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"'"" h.thh • I
h• ... mpul
I \\Ill"'· ,1d
lUI I"""'''"' ,,,. I'·"'" rp.
h ·" '·" ~ t'\lltJ..,. tIll Nov"mbor 1976
•
administration: Too much power? Pl·mu w.-..~o"
t't.JI Wt!t•k:o. .J~o. \\ t•, r he Otrcl• 'rm/t>tll nlf'mbcr> of
:)\!II ''ucly ( dCCrr~dii,UiotJ) t ommttl ee, appealed to
I' lUI 111p111 IV lltt' )1!11 SlllCI\'
•lutJo•llh- t•!uf'/'' /re,hlltt'll-rt:(o'IVt!U ,, f~rrer r~­
.t \\tllh'rJ /,Jlf'llll'nl c/t•1~11/mg lhCif fWf(o•pl10fl\
f)IIJIJfr•m ,lft'·l' Jl ll lulr>rmal rnh•tVIt'\\ ~ t•re
'1 uuuu< rc·cl
l''tJUihl'' '' I'H' nltUIIIMI Hon t'H''· rht• \t\1'; )IUtlt•nh
o '''u rC'ph pn•fMrl'd rhuu~/11 1u/, mlorm,,rrvc
t'llh'rll' \\" compr/,•c/ .1111.1 'ummalllt!d 1/lt.: e com­
• ' lrJf l"t!H'III ollie 111 10 I ht• t"Ofllnll!l Cl', .IIICf be}leVt' OUt
IIII.Jr' ru l.rrrh rPprPwlll rfn• OJJJtlr opmro" ftcnt.h
•• ,,.,,., ... .J
lwurtlt~o• nr t' ul rlu•H ''•"'''IICIJh U/)011 tht•c l'll··~e can
II' IJ, ·"' ,.,,,.,,,.,/ '\t•H•rr/H•fp, , t/11• problem•
(rtbo•tl JrC bl'lll~ rt•r:o~tlllCd .tnd •'drtll''th cJ,,, u~ f'd
" Lift' llllfUifi,Jill llr•t •I~J'
• Ill ~lllrl1t •;;
Boh Ru\H'
1om 'hoPTJMkt.•r
loiiU\"' j, .m .1brid~t.·•l ~~r .. ion ot tht• r()port
.. ubmith•d.
Oemocrolrc Govurnt~nce
'''"" ",.,, ',, 11 ldl'nlrlwd ht•rl'
udo•fll" •r•Hl~l\ l~t•ht•H• 1h.11 lht• ~U\t'lllllll'Jll or lhr'
1• )!I• •~ ht•Hnltl tlwu "Jlhl'll' 01 mlhtt•rH .. I ht..•\ ltnd
"'"'~''·'h'" """""lu.rlh . ,.,,. np.~n h• tht.•m Jnd
•ro,11 h.rl•lt· h111 rlw\ tlu nol lt•t•lth.tl rlu ''lwmw s"
•d••, mpul '"'" tlw ~OH'IIlllll'lll 01 tlw < ull··~(' In
'I \\Ut d!>, .nluunt .. lr ,tl\.11' •" '-' v. olltn~ h) 1•'1 .. rudt•t\l .. r,tlk
.ut I"Ohlt•n'' .llld '"''II" l•ur .11 L' llll\\111111~ 10 ,JIIu''
lit• JI•HIU IJMIII!Il Ill till• ~V\•'111111~ prul(~" l'hr.l\l''
h 1\ lo11 ~ Ol IHI I, O.l {ft'< ~: ,11\0 "'IUcll'lll'- .lit'
'"I hkt• c hrltlr••n \\t'lt' <.Otunllmpl,u l' rn lht.• lntt•r· Pionoor Log
co e e.·
• .co un1
Srut.lt!nl'> \poke clt>arh ol thelf frustralron wuh campus
govern<~ncc pruccdurcs and ot th~11 extreme dl~-satrsfac­
IIOn with 1hc prc,enl system. (suucturelj On the one
h.lnd ,., tht.• thetorrc th,u student rnrt•ated ch.mge~ can be
brought .tbout by con~crcnuousl) '"urking through
clii,tmg ch,rnnr•ls. On tht• nthvr hand, t!ll.pencnce., sho\.,
th.11 ~.;hJnges .Jrc e•thcr .lCcc•pt<..'<f or rcJCC:I~J "'one plctt.-e
unlv-rh t• Pr~'>ldl'nl '._ offtcc.
The pov. er ol the Ptt• ident 10 .ub1U .Jrth m.tke
deu~rorh, to ~qu, r'\h )ludent tnltloJII\C, is hea\lh CllltCtl­
cd, ~ .. p~cr.tlh .J~ the .,audcm ~ hil\ c no medn~or app~almg
the Pre!ttdl'nt's Jccis1on~ Dl'ccnu altzauon ol power 15
.,arongl) advoc,tled . Two solut1om v.ere ollered: 1)
goH.'I nancc b)' .tn cxecu11~ ,. commrllee (mcludmg lacul-
1\, 'ltuJcnt . ,tdmmt~ltato•.,l: 2) eqabltsh an appeal ..
bu.mJ whtch ,., l'mpo .. ,cred to '~"IC\\ and r~\:erse
prc~tdenltJI dccr.-.c
B Intellectual Onentation
. he upt·nn• o the facuh) to mdr\'iduJI ~tudenl
contact WJ\ IJequcnth pr.u,ed However, ome
prole_~ or \\ ch:: , har.actcrr:ed d" rnfll'xlble "' ap~toat:"h
Jnd bent un f.!nlorcmg the "nght" tntcrpretauon of
cour!te m.ucn.tl. There·~ a ccrtJtn .1mount ol dJsallccuon
''"'" the l.tcl.: ot prolc'>!toon.tl cr l'dt'"'' dnd \\lth poor
!t•dt..hmg ll•rhnrqu('" Itt~ mtcre't"'S to note that student'
I eel r.rc.uh \ ,Jfe I\ ( C~!itble un Jn tndt\: tdu.11 le\ ~I outsitle
ut th ... • dJ!>\ruom, but"~''*' a lctd: ut ~•udcnlrnflut•ncc"'
,, group vr < l.l"!irourn ~•tu.tlton
"I do ieel that there ts a lack of
intellectual stimulation from the
studenls here.··
\\ tult• .t numbt"'' nt 'tudcnt ,lpprcctdl<..>d th•~ Collt~~e ..
lnd••ptondt•nl U.11h opuon. the\ u 'S<'"tcd 11 be more
pulJhd o'tU'mH ,, •t•d I ho'e .. tudt•nt'i ~ ho mentron"d the
~t.tdlll~ )Soll'fll OIICfl ( 11t"ff II IOl."qUit .among
dt'p.trtmt•nl\ Jnd prole' u" l\\O tndl\)' 'iUgl.!ecottcrn .. ,
\\hi h lt'\e.tl tim. dtlt•fllllhl more dc.trl dre 1\ go to .1
tumplt•lc cred11-no H.•tord "'\ wm mll rat l'the~rJdtn
,,,uul.ud' tn thl' .eppropn,nc .uca' I he nature 01 the
'IUdPrll bud\ ub\IUII I t•II~CI ttlt• tntellel;lloal onentJ·
11011 ol tht• c... olh·~e HJ(h•nt . cspeo.lll~ the )em,.,,
t'\fHt...,,l~d t OIHYHl ,md dt (t,)niCiltfllCI\l \\lth lht•
hum< o~t'l\l'ln ul I h~ "tudt"nt bod\ fh_!..'\ belt('\ C I h,ll
~"'•ltt•r til\""'" .smon~ \IUdt•llh < ould lc.1d to ,, mor('
'"'"ul.tllll)! 1 nl cllt•t;fll.tl .el 1110 pher ,.
\. ll•l ,. mtpnrtunrl) lht•rc I"' •' !W"•'t.\l Jml dt•cp-t'.ltt•d
"'"''·''"'·" "''" rt·~ulun~ I rum,, fH'It \.'tH-d lud, of tud.-•nt
tlll,•ll••ltu,,l 'ornm•llllll'lll \p.tlh\ m.tntlt...,l both
'''""ltr •lh ""I'm t.JII\ lltt•\,lll\ I ht IJC~ 01 lUIOinlll•
nwnl h ldt lo lu· '" ,,,.,, due In the \\11111'-"IOn~
,,.,, •• ,lut''' 'oru• .. rodt.•nt put u
I rlt•lt•••l llr.•llllo•tl'r' ,, '·'' /.. ,,, rtll\•fl,,ru.t!.rrmuf.Jtlf,lfl
#tum tJw "'·'1''"') ul •lltdc•rU• llt.·n~ I frm/ rhP t.nuft\
l fl,t/lt•IIL;III).! \t'l rl tlt.t~ Ot• ht• .Ill"' IIJr> •T,tn.J.ut/, .th'
/im lor \ilull"'"ll' lhJl lht• •IU,/\'Ith (Ill nor , urn•·-
• •,md 111 rlu• ,,1111•' ch.lllt•n.,;m~ nro.~nm•r I uoultllrk,•ru
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c~clm1 \1om procen. or some means ro asccrrarn
moriv.lltOn for learnmg. rn order ro upgrade the
51W)f'fll bodv P<>rhap' 11 filcufry and SWdl'.nlS were
mort• mvolvcd Wlfll rhe admiwons prOCl'J\ w would
{'{' c1 htf.Jhet qu.lltly uudcnr body. ••
t11ghcr adnut.~ton!o ~tandard~ (m ch.., sen~ · of geutng
mr.:11t: !ilrongly moltVollcd studi'nU) .1nd Improved
rccrutttng methods .ue recommended .
lack of tnlcr •(,1 dnd mouvc~tron 1salso~c •n;!lsth,.r~ult
ol the gcncro~l atmo)phere of Lew•) and C:l;1rt, rdlectcd
1n ttll' dlllludcs ol thf! ;.uJmintstr .nor$ S\!"Vcritl t.ang1biP
cx;~mpl~s-rhe cutbt~d on alr(•.ady lrmnf!d hbrary hour~.
dP.CI tom. conC'crnmg dor muory ltfcstyles and the food
~Pr-. ,le piJnning-werc <•ted. Studen&' feel they have
nad lmle. 11 dfl)', Influence In thc~re areas and belt eve that
thPII l.rck olmtt:rcst aud mottV<ltton IS fostered, atlr•ast m
part, b} ~uch act•ons The tnrangrblcs. an ovcr-fldtng
~··n!tc of !>ludent non·r~pomtbrlrt • non-rnvolvement.
ecmutgly encouraHcd ~the •mtttutronal suucture must
c11!.0 b ' lllVt!Sitgclled
lew•~ .md Clark 1s a clouded cryit<~f ball Very few
people c~cru;~/ly take an JCt1ve concern abour
"'' fll)••/vfls o~nd rhc> rc.sr of the world "
,..Perhaps if faculty and students
were more involved with the ad­
missions process we would see a
higher quality student body .. ,
C. Freedom
Studenu b ·licvc that there <Jre deftnne problem!.
tcldted to a lack ol freedom at LCWI!r and Clark Theu
commcnllr de.rh w1th the lack of heedom m two d•s11nct
Wd)'i
f1r'it, students ar11culated speofsc areas m wh1ch th )
de'>u • morp freedom or more cho•ce 1) Dcoston
makrng at the college. Student) want a vo1ce en rh"
govcrnan~.:"' of the college 2) Cla))room snuaoons
::>tudcnts do not f •el that there IS much opportunory for
cxpcumentatron and vattatron 10 modes of clauroom
p.Jrtrcrpatlon. They would like more. '""ul.,~rnent 10
planntn~ ot courses 3) Res•d •nee Halls Students lccl
that, e.~~cept tor rhc Stewart Co-op experiment, there rs
JU>I one kmd of dorm expencnce on camptn The
'" ould hle more fr ecdom to e rpnnmenr w tth lh rns
o~rrJn emcnts
::>econdly. students speak of a kmd of nebulous
ob tJcle to 'f r ccdom on campu~. There I) somt:thmg that
ti 'ien ,~d. thoutch nol articulated, a feehng rh.H there art!
norms that .~rc not to be broktm. Theyspe.1k olu prfKsure
10 contorm, to tlow With some mamstream oil•:\\ IS ilnd
CIJrk trJdllron In mall\ e and mot~' atton. even th des•re
to enact chJngc. are ~omeho~ mhibued at the colh:!S"·
'irudent ktlltherr own tdeas,~••hour even anemptin~ to
.1<:1 on them. omehO\\ the)' tecl that acuon \\Ould be •n
V<un. that chan)!C s•mpl) cannot occur.
D. Community
!)tudents belre\c there 1s a lack of communi! at the
CollcMe An atmosphere 1n which members of the
college \OoOrk together tO\\Cird ach1evmg common ends
do~ not ex• 1 Landtd commumcatton raret} occurs.
.1\dnunrstrato~ Scl~ one rhmg 10 students. anoth"r to
lacuh • and Still another thing to e.ach other-all about a
!tmgle subJeCt tud •nts ana tacull\ 'eem 10 do shes.1m
l h·~ pa111JII\' tems from a lac.k of tru t and 1ellowsfup
In order to de,etop tru t and fello~ hrp, tudent
u •gc 1 1ntcract•on through forums. ptcnrcs ~cl­
IO • ·ther ,md retreats, m w htch eH~I'\ one rn I he collcg{'
t.ommunat' '' ould be en our aged 10 paruapatc It 1S at
'UgNt."lt>d lhJI the communtt\ undertdle further dt <.~s­
')•on ot 11 purpo e .• md sub~cquentl ut~pl .. ,llent new
pollf•~ to KUidt! •ts luncttonms 3~ an tn lltutron The
elf-tudv t) perhap the fu·st step "' this direct•on.
E. Other
fhe folfO\-\Ul IICm) do not hi \\"ell tnlO the abO\ie
dt < u "'On l he) •m~ ho" cH•r of cnuc.il•mport<~ncc 10
the tudent ol lew t) dnd CldrL
1 omt: dcp.utmcnh .ue gro'""S raptdh and cia\!\ 11~
f.1r l'\\.l't.:d th .1\\.'r.,gt: 12 1 :.tudcnr-lacuh) rJIIO
More lo~cuh po 11ron should be added tu th t
d l'p.1 r I nw n t'
2 tuden( .. dt> 1ft: .. (;(•nh:r lot c.u ~~ oppouunllte'S
piJtHHn~ .1 pl.tce \\here che tan learn of the opuom
,1\ .ul,,bl~ to thl·m .tUct gr aduJtton
Lewi "nd Clark's
Comn1u nit\ -Service/ ,
Learning Program
\\ork Jn J Communr( \(!f\1 (> s~-·nC\, pJf
tropJU• 111 .1 'f1CCJ.tlh de'' ·n~ oJC;JdPmr progr.lm
dl full cred't. Jnd ('am J tn.1ng •tlpcnd
Opcnrng tor \\ rnter T crm '" PortiJnd \ outh
~e" ttc l. ·ntt..'r worktng as 'I outh d~ocdt 10
the i\l.t~or ' 0111 " <1 11 Cauzen Ca \\ ork "r in a
\ outh D., "r •on Prow t eumg up rt: reo~tlonal
pro~ram tor dts,.,dvantaged vouth or as Tn.tl
.,1 I .. HH tn d Pubh( Defender' Oli1ce ppl at
lJ.\ Room S4 t~.:\\-.Ht Hall Page 6
Down town
["1: er)·thtng ou ah' 3) ''anted to k nO\\
about Esktmo~ • ma' be wnnt.. '"•d "' e m
QM_I' \1.lm udatonum thl' Jturday atl1
AM. 1 PM and 3 P\-1. Or P.1u )en~en. well­
known anthtopologtst and profeo.,or at
Oregon College ot EduC".ltion. "all talk and
d1 pia) loh ot hk•mo nems.
., ou gotta pa) to get rn tO OM Ill but the
~how '' IJt.."t?
I
-.. -- -~, ... .,.. -
Be the 11rst tn 'our block to see • ''\'ou Can'1 Take 11 \\ath You". an all
Ameucan comed wh1ch "celebrates the
Amencan aamily at elS ''ackeest" {dut!ctor
Gerald Morgan). Roll on the iloor en hilarit)
as )OU v.-atch the .S)camore tamil)' tr to
~urveve modem realuy. The pia) open~
Thursda}, No' 2i'th at 8:30 p.m 1n the
Portland CMc Theatre Admission : S3 00
for aduhs and Sl.OO lor students and semor
ouz ns (1.e. tenured lacuhy).
Musicians, performers and creative
art1sts· help in1tiate a code of eth•cs m the
entertamment and att1stic communit). The
orthw e51 Performmg Art1sts GUild would
Me to meet \'olth ou next Tuesdar. No,. 24,
to d1scu~s the enhdodng of cooper at ron
and growth among all 10 the ator~·men­
uoned genre. Go to 614 S.W 11th, "aU. up
to the rhird floor, and watt tor rhe door:') to
open at 8 PM More mtormation: 225-0120 .
Classi6eds
ATTE TJO
APPliCANTS • fl 'ANCIAL AI
Apphcallon forms for 1976-1977 vtlll b
\ ;ul"ble, a Ions wnh the PCS & SFS, in th
fm.moal Aad Off1ce. Odell :ianor, O\' 11
1975
I need a ude to the far e:m (JOIS), da
Bronx, long1lan, Great •!CL) an)· ume
ahcr Monda end!.. I'll share all that Mulf
{plus a ~urpr~~e).lf) our car·~ gomg there,
ha"e 11 call Corey at 1455 rrght awa).
Jan 0. F1sher:
Afrer l1ours ;,.nd houf> ol concempll-
tron.
W• )'OUr fncnds. haria grear sen~urm
To ~y 10 )'OU In cxclama11on
To ou and .. yours .. Congrarular,ons'
(loo bad )OU had to do the a\kang)
-Bobo 6 Babe, Walrus. B•lllso & P.lll
1 o the r>taff
God bl~ )d Ill
Bobby Paonoor Loq
•
11 ou l1t..c ,l,dc how5. \ou'll IOH! tha'
one b, Denn1s McCarth) ot The Daile-:.,
Oregon. The r\rt and Crafts ocu~l\ of
Portland pre enh "\c\ alkang the Foothalls ot
the Hamala\a !.", ~hd\; exp~deuon through .~71
~cpal. Co to tht! \ dnd CS ot P (616 N\\
18th) at 7:30 tomorrow mght .. tnd let me
kno\\ what ou thin'-..
It's free
Around campus
An one cupid enough to wander
around last mght lool..ang tor Bbtro wall be
ddaghtcd ro kno" there wa~n·, one. And
du(! to lack ol mterc 1, there won't b~ an)
more
'ou hked KLC Interact ~o "ell thts term
that 1t "111 again be dtrt!d ne\t term. lt\ten
for the same great hosts (at a different ume)
on ~LC radio 860 A."•v1,
Fr~hmcn who didn'rget rhe das\es they
wamed tod.n at reg1strataon can quu fhetr
bl!llyachrn ' and start bellrwatching
tomorrow mght at the Paramount theatre.
lhc Parthenon Creel Dancers v.1ll do their
act at 8:30, courtes)' ot Pepto-Bismol .
Speaking tomght and tomorro" at 8:00
~ome" here in Stewart will be More
Hoffman, taculty-resident member ol the
Stew art co-op He will tall.: about mtang1ble
but Important thmgs hke residence halls 10
a hbcral ans atmosph~re . Workshop on computers with
applic.tt1om 10 the socaal "uences ~~ the
subJCCI ol lour da}.s' antcn'il\'e demonma·
applaccltlon~ m the soc1al 'c1ences ·~ me
subJect of tour days' antenSI\'e demonstra­
tiOn lor lacuh~ durang Chmtma~ break.
Eaght antere .. tcd lacuh)' membef'i can be
accomodated, v. 1thout background
knowledge in computer science,
m.tthemdtio. statl'>ll~ or progr ammang.
The work:')hop date~ are December 8
through 12. 9:00 a.m.-12 noon and 1;00
p.m. -3~30 p.m. Application~ should be sent
to Dale O'Bannon :at boll 173 and should
md•cate:
1 Background in mathematics and
!11.111 110.
2. AO) pr ·~iou~ in~oh ement with com­
puters.
J Reasons lor ''anung to auend,
Part1dpants w1ll reccl\ e a S100sllpend for
the \\cck, wh1ch should make 'hem all e'en
more independently wealthy. pphcJtlom
must be recea' ed on or uetore No,. 24 to be
elagiblc. 20 November 1
Contests
Ph1l Bonz and the rest of you hOII'I'll
movte frooks: the NorthY.e.,t f1lm
Cl!nter ... nnounces the annuJI Young
maker's festival. Student filmmakers
invited to submat an) old Sup •r 8, 6mm
16mm lilms completed ~•nee Jan. 1,
not prc~iou)l) entered an the festaval.
Second and Thard place pnzc'> will
awarded in lave grade c;llettorie..: t<-3,
7-9, 10-12 and college.
The entry dcadlane tor the festival w1ll
feb. 6, 1976. Jnd you must enter With
Olfaca.tl Entry forml Entr} Forms
whatever ehe you need to know may
obt.un('d b" conldellng .
Young F1lmmakor s Fes11vol
Northwest F1lm Study Center
Portland Art Musoum
SW Park and Madison
Portland Oregon 97204
Or 1mt call .26· 2811
Want to e.1rn a !>low and tedaou~
Here's your chance.\ ~ rite 10.000 words
the ~UbJCCI "Income Supplemcntatio
oluuon co Americ.t's Welfare (nm J
the Institute lor SoCioeconomlt Stud
Inc. wtll con!>idcr 11 lor one of 12
down 10 ·• consolation of S 100. Oeadli
papers •~ :\\arch 1, 1976. Send for regt
tion forms .and complete tnlormation at
address:
Essay Contest Direcror
The lnstttute for Socioeconomic
Stud1es
Airport Road
White Pla1ns N Y 10604
And don't forget r\!glstration -Jan.S~
UPPER CLA~S TUO£~T
8:30AM to 11:30 PM
FRESHMEN
1~30 PM to 3:00 PM '
Zaher Wahab, recently deported from
Sweden. w 111 give demon:.trauon~ dnd lec­
turr~s 1n Stewart w1nter term 10 the folio"­
tng lltner~r\ :
Tuesday Jan. 6 7 00 PM 200 YEARS AGO TODAY
"Our PJthologu 1l l uhure Jnd Societ)"
Wednesday Jan. 7, 7 00 PM
''Lcnons lrom Sweden' --.lade> and db­
cur.SIOil
Thursday Jan. 8. 7:00 PM
'' W h) we must Deschool Societ)'"
P .S. All diSCU!.Sions w 11l be held 10 the
StC\ .. .-trt Mam lounge
Umversaty Year for ACTION currently
h s opcnmgs for \\ anter Term. \\ork 10
\ outh D1vers1on ProjeCt!.; a!> a Recreauonal
Program De\ •Ioper for D•sad\•antaged
'1 outh 10 S\'\ Portland; a~ :"! C1ttzen
Case\., or ker m lhP. Mayor's Otf1ae: or as a
Tnal Res •~arch As~•stant 10 a Publ1c
Dcf <>ndi•r~ Otftce Earn a hvmg supend and
paruopate m a spec1al academ1c program.
Conr;u:• Room 54, Swwart Hdll.
Portland Oper ol Week I!> upon U) (oll the
declarati('Hl ol M:tyor Net! Cold~<:hrmd t)
and you only ha •? until Sunda) to
~;:t>lt•br<~l • The lorag-antrc1pated ph~m•e rc
productton of Lite of Orestes w11l1Je on tlw
stagt.• of th • Cavae Auditorium NO\ 20, :£1.
c1nd (by \pCC1al c.atcnseon puvclege) No\
24 Curtdll\ llml' 1~ 6 p m.
L•fe of Orestes composer Ern~t Krer1e~
v.1ll t!lll•nd ~mandr s s•on~ ""h mu~·c
tudent~ olt LC <tnd Portland Stdte Hfl w1ll
c,how them how 10 s1ng Without C'<en
~no want; .1 lc111guage • . l -,. 1-U- l
•
... . , 2o Novemb
o--=---
He). k
SICk
entcrta
Tared
um ·out
I( so.
LC
Pal:mn
pt0\1ldC
Ptoncer
Sound
tell you
rowdy
prtpare
term
ThiS 1~
window
o{ OPPOI
group
progr
That's
Blacks.
v~tt\ e, 4
In fact,
h.:ad twna
And P\'t>l
To J
enurcl)
learn
.md not
scream a
IOtO the
Gel
s.ha~m
be OO.<Of>fl
happen
feel 1
pOtn§ .a
Alo
bemgtn
1hc c
C.mg 1
Brown
h1pand
hum yo
chapel (
If 1h1s
Wtlh
rnade T
S3SOO
for
black T
c-,uh or
In wt••
o~ga f
for r
~ers
rnm~ ,,..
1.
raJ.
will
<-3,
I
lter
n. 5,
' 20 November 1976
VAN
DOME LEN
By Tom Van Oomelen
He), ktdsll
Stck of playing Yahtzee .md Monopoly lor your mghtttmc
cntcrtatnml.'n tl r1red of hstening to your Carpenters album for the 487th •
umc out of a she"' la~k of dnything better to do?
If ~o. have w got a deal for you
LC Rowdy Inc proudly announces the f01mat•on of "The
PalanunP-Htll Gang". a non-proht organizat1on formed to
provide ~nthu 1astH:, rowd and possibly lewd support lor the
Pconeer b.tskct bnll te.tm.
Sound exciungl \ ou bet )(lur ymg-yang tl ts. Ht, VO here to
tell you that 11ght now thcte 15 a great 'Shortage of orgamzed
row d) ~angs. l hat's 11ght and you, ~·es 'I OU can begin
prcpanng thiS v ') se<:ond for an excating and rowdy wmter
term
Everyone gets in
Thu, Is the break ) ou've waned lor. Throw inhtblltons out the
\lilnUO ..... Take a step up the soclcllladder of success. The hand
of oppOriUnll) rs reachrng out for you. •
Sure, )OU're asking. "What's tht~ all about?, \\hat's the
c-cltch?, \\hat'S! 11 gonna cost me?" Even skepua have the raght
to !.;now.
The Palan1rne Hill Gang 1 an idea cooked up by a couple of
~cm•-s pa~tiC and totally Illiterate degenerates who believe that
Ahrough the power or mob force LC can establ1sh a rowdy
sroup composed or all 1he students to back our csthlctac
progwms.
(hat's raght. This wtll be an equal opportunll)' rowdy gang.
Black~. wh•tes. purples, rel•g•ous, polit•cal. liberal, conser­
\.Jlt~e. 4.0 or 1.0. Everyone HCts rn. Wh)•. even Eldon frt< can jo1n.
In laCI. 1 he only way you could pOS$tbly be denied as if you have
had two or more rape conv•ct1ons m the past three months.
ncJ c\ t•n there, we nnght make an eJCcept•on
lo JOin the PHG w1ll mean \'ou'll be expandang rnto an
enttrely new horrzon ot academrc mterest.
We've even got shirts
Learn With frrend~ and enem•es how to shout down a referee
and not feel hke a lch1st JOCkhead rdd1cal. DiKover the art of
screammg an obscemt) ."II .m oppo~mg player and then fade
Into the crowd as JU~t another mnocent onlooker .
Get comprchem•ve Hammg '" such areas a fist and fingcr­
shakmg. no5oc-thumbeng and back·stabbtng . Why. )OU'II even
be grvcn a <:rash course In chcenng for the good thmgs that
happen to our P1onccrs.
fPcltl1c .'ldrc.nalm flow mgt Starttng to get a cro~vmg for pom­
poms ancJ bull horn l Read on. ml fnends, there's more.
Along wtth the sheer prestrge and prrde vou'll reel from
betng m thts program, we al~o Intend to look organ•u~d.l o 5Ult
the e pur pose~ we've ordered .1 quant1ty of l C Palanune Hill
Cans T -s.htrts And <Jre the~e shtrtS hipl Hey. does James
Brown get downl [)oes Gordy Clark gel nakedl You betlhe~ 're
htp ancJ th~e ,htrts w1ll be sutt.tble to wear to funcuom rangln8
• hom )'our k1d t~tcr's weddmg (1! you're a btl kanky) to Sunday
~hap£:1 (tf you don't mmd going to hell).
If 1h1s sounds. ltke a deal of a lifetime, hold off for a second.
c.1use you're not gomg to get off without paymg some
membershtp dues Two months ago membership In the PHG
w•th mstruettom, c:rash courses, membersh1p card, cu)tom­
Ridde 1-~htrt anrl ~cr~t decoder nng would ha~e cost you
S3500
Only five dollars
However. due to the facls that l.J we no longer ofler the
dcC'odcr rmg .md 2.) no damn fool would p.1y S35.00 to be •n ~
crummy pep dub, we arc off~nng you .a N~w Year's Spectal
begmmng Winter Term-Day one
For charter membef"\h lp, cu~tom-made orange, white 3nd
black l-~h1r1 dnd an .:~wful lot of B S 11 wtll ce»t you SS 00 check
Cil\h or money ordN.
In\\ ('(>ks you'll nottCt' 1he ch.mge Your da) ~wall be br1ghter.
g.t food"' tllt.htl• bclll"r dnd your acne m1gh1 even c:l~.:ar up
for dO) qul" uom concerning thi up & comms organtz.ttaon
bu 1...1n cdllthe VO hotltnt.> at648-3201 or Prock toll-frN! dt ext
ll& A. !.JH•c•al operator w•ll be t.sndtng by l ntortun.1tely ht'
til not o~n wcr the phone unttl.llter 6 p m ~o don t waste~ our
hmc tJihng before unle\~ you want to talk to \ D !I rnolher or
Prod-. ~ pet R thon Pioneer log
Solly Schultz
Sports writer
[mblcn's bull whrp pard off.
The hard dmmg w .. ter polo
<.Oach led hts polo1tt.-s to an 11-5
~cason rr!Cord. Unfortunately. PLU
anu SOSC pro11cd to be reoc­
currrng Nr!mestst.>s.
SOSC ,,gain plunged in, ndb­
btng thr! Northwest Conference
Champ1onshrp from the P1oneers
last weekend.
"We were out~claiscd tn 1hc
two tournament games WI! play~d
agamst SOSC They are undoub­
tabl) a great club." explarns
Emblcn
LC handed SOSC therr hrst wm
'" 1hc tournament
"lhey deserved to w1n. We
w~rcn't alert at all. They were
anllctpaung better: fUSt beattng us
to the ball. The team seemt..>d to be
much more togP.ther at the OSU
tournament a couple oi weeks
Uz Warren
Sports writer
"The lirst ~eek of practice they
looked hke the,·'d crawled out of a
crib By the end ol the sea~on we
weren't teaching ~kills but
)!rategy. We were getting basic
concepts down,"-Bevvo Nelson,
soc~er manager.
Womem ' soccer has come a
long way. Twenty e•ght plavers
make up the varsitv and
)omet1mes funcuoning J\' team.
The ~easons rapup i~ 9 win:., 2
losses. lt1e. The turnabout came .11
mid c.lson against Reed College.
Six of our Ia t !le~en games were
shur outs. These, .. ins were due to
the increa~oed eAperience of the
fullbacks and halfbacks.
"In practu:e you don't unders­
tand how to ... pply theslolls butm a
g;,me c.ituation 11 becomes clear.
In tead of jungle ball at the begm·
mng of the season tt turned mto a
p;hsing game wtth more
control "-Bevvo.
Con~•dcrms the team wa~
C0.1chless and hcldl~s mo~t ol the
t1me we pulled together se' eral
b•g wan • g.umt the U of 0 w.:
won 4·0 and 3-0. \\! l' ~tkunl\ed OSU
at 3·0 and grounded the Portland
Thunderbtrds 1-0 .
Bev' o ran mo-.1 of the pracuce!> .
Ne.'t )e.lr '"e wtll have a soccer
co .. ch 1f the buuget gets pa!>~ed.
Soccer won' be a conterence
spon but \\Ill try to go complete!)
mtercollegtale wtth a twel-. e game
schedule.
[,p •uence 1\ an important tac~
tor 10 pl.t) tng the game. St::~tl
'>e.ISOn, OUl of the twenty etght
players, only fh e are graduating .
\\ ~·11 haH! a ~ood bas• to ~tart
nl'xt 'ear's h.·am.
T clltolti~ely. LC plan' to !ipon~or
the P10ncc1 lmll;.~t ional ne! t 'ear.
r~.trm from the 'onhw~l .lrea
mcluuing \\',J,hlngton , Idaho. anu
pos~1bly Canada wouiJ be com·
peltng.
\ ,. 3\ t.:raged 1,~) than one goal
a garnc ~coret.l agamst u~ due 10
the effort of <1 powerful dden"e
Goalie Cath Echo \\Jsn'l kept
ver) uu ) but \\hen 1he pr~ure
wa on he\\. read LCavera~ed
l.4 goal a game w 11h leadm
~ orNs He\ o el on \\tlh 12 and Page 7
• I ua ace
ago," ~ys a gradu"''"8 player.
LC conunucd to play another
gamf! .st the tournament whtlc
Southern Oregon rested. Fauguc
too~ •ts toll wnh 1he Ptoncers in
the second LC-~OSC confronta­
tion.
"It boiled down 10 the filet that
they bounced back ref reshcd after
a morntng of lersurc and we
dragRed m tired after play•ng in an
rnterm dtollc g.amc," says Em bien.
But, the coach oand hts team
refuse to cognire on isolated
stumbling blocks.
"We had a successful seuon. I
was really pleased because the first
srx began to work together."
reflects Emblen.
The coach does not reserve his
accolades onl • for starters.
"The startmg srx began to work
as 01 unit. Even more ~rattfymg, IS
the immense improvement of the
second eight players
Reid Elwyn was noted by both
•
laz Warren wnh 8. Ktm Th1essen
ended "1th a strons eason put­
trng awa fl\'e soal) in the Ia t four
~amb
The mo:.t 1mponant pari of the
ea)()n \'>M ha\lng a sood time on
and off the field The lt!am tound •
coa<.h and many players as the
m0\1 •mprovcd w.ucr wtz.~rd . Ac·
cually. 1h1s freshman had <~ lo1 of
territory to CO\Ier. Thrs IS hi' hrst
year ;u the sport. Emblen pegs tum
a'i a post.,eawn e•ghth on the
squad.
"Elwyn really put hr'\ all into
becommg ., potentially top-notc:h
player. lntti.11ly an e ceiiP.nl
swamm ·~r, he combrncd talent and
eHort to emerge as a man to watch
next year," praises a !oCntor
swtmmer
Chns Warnum. Don Oertac •
and J•m Mtllegan were atso com­
mended by Emblem for thetr
progreu.
Forever seekang hagher planes
of performance. Emblen does not
hesuate to potnt out reformable
weaknesses.
"I wash more would sw•m on the
ream. II they were JUSt beucr
S\\1mmers, the1r water polo YOOuld
surely improve."
•
.1 en us
unu by teadllns themsehes ho\\
to pia~. £,-eryone put out a lot of
efion .... htle playmg. II v.-as a
!.Ucce:s.sful season filled wsth a lo1
ot good ume:s. 1uch thanks to
Tony Evan~ and 1rs,. eal for
spon .. onng the games.
BRITAIN/EUROPE 1976
Charter flight I tom SJ-49.00 • Farmhou se Vacations • 't outh
Ho;tch • ButR;ul Pas Eurailpa s • Co:u:hmMter t1cket • \\ e are
.tth·mJms 't OUTH EXPO 76 \0 all us for the latest. mo t
complete tnformauon on outh tra~rel to Bntatn .md Europe
1976
JOHN CURTI TRA\ EL
1130 \\ Mormon 226-3541
\.'cooed one p"r on rmalc or nof} fO f1, e In a 1 bedroom
lurnhhcd holN~ rn C: \\lth \\"alher-dr) "' and rn.:~m e;\lra
Momln n nr and clean"'g dcpoSJt tree a bonu.s II )'Ou "'"'"'
ro lmd out more c.JII 2lS-Dn9 .afrt:r 6 and a k for Rob or Mr
fruJ Or ehe ronract Bo' rr<~ Page 8
Ken Goe
Sports wutcr
) the clo•l.; trd.ed ;ma' ttw
~occi..'r game', 1an.1l "' oncf • lb
ston routd bt• '>ecn on tht• mud­
tal\cd bod' and de,ec:tcd
courcnJnll.' of LC goJitc Bob
hulman, ~tand1ng tn bl<.'ak con·
tr.:tst to h" romparatl\ ely dean
and lt11 c1 oppoc;lle numbl'l 1 rom
lmon f r a•~er on the other s•dt.> of
the frcld.
wlmon Fr~u~er \\Of\ the gaml',
but )hulm.m Y.On the hearts of the
apprOl.Jm.lt<>l II\ ~-hundred pt~·
cators on h<Jnd at Grim old
Stad1um ~unda\.
Playmg m pam. \\lth a SeH.>rl
brut-t~d shoulder , ~ulfered m the
Orc~on rate ChJmp1umh1p
game three cfa) before, Shulman
turned tn pectaculdr sa' cs "'h1rh
h~pt thl~.9· 1 rout from bemg \\ON.'
than tt ''as
·,mon fr.mer repeJtl•dl) beat
ttw LC delenst' wtth tt~ bl:umg
teJm _,ueed. prect~•on pa')''"S· • and cohc,."c lt>am wor~. 10 con-
ttnu.lll} turce hulmJn tnto one
at;Jtn\1 one tiU.lltom. The BritiVl
Columb1o1 chool, playmg wuh ltvc
Can.tdti'Hl nauon.tl playtt" tn It\
''"' un ~ ltnc-up. looH•d 36::.hot'> on
tht> LC go.1l, wtlh the P1onl'~'
go.llit> IUrntng In 1.2 ).1\le~ .
In contr.lSI , the "'"itor!i
emplo)cd an uon-clad umbrdiJ·
IIJ.:l· del~"'~ '' ht< h protcncd tht!
Srmon r m• t•r go31tc lil.;c• ,, new
born bab), and ''h•ch LC could
onl\" p1cr c for lour shots on a
go.tl
LC' lone moment 01 glon c.unl•
on <I ~hot h tl':tm's lcacftng corer
Robert ggrcy, on d ntcc ·'~""'
from .Aiadl• Jomcr .ll the 36 minute
marl. ol the first half Jomer tallted
once h1m ell e.uhcr. but h:.d the
•oat taken a''·'> on ,, hand., penal­
f)
The ltn.ll '~.:ore und.ty \\ .t~ par­
tlcul.ul b•tter .b 11 came on the
heels of a n.urow J-1 ddt>.ll by
0 C l. at Ct\IC t.Jdturn. Both Ptonocr log -
los-.e madt.• tor " dt~·•ppotntmg
ttnr,h ol "h.u h.uJ bl'Ctl .m un •
dl•h.>.uecf )l'J'un, Jnd "nod:t: d thl
P1ont•t>r ou1 ul ttw dhtrtct
pl.woth
L C Ht>Jd ( o.trh [ uny Lv.ms
pr01i,ed tht' Stmon r r Ji,er quad.
'1 Tht.•) \\ t!H ·' good ll'.tm. t
thought our guy~ dtd JS well d.,
th~} <ould In the "t'Cond h<tll we
lt't do'' n; though .ts (Ontrollct.l .1~
y. e were, it wa~ under t.mdiihlc.
"The g.tmc I wo~s d•~.tppotntt•d
lhat wt-lmt, ".,~ .1gams1 O.C.l. I
d1dn't fed ,,~ had .1hout und.t\ 's
game. \\ e kne\'o the) "ere an
e'cetlcnt tcJm bclort• hand, \\ c
could h,,, c piJ} cd our hc~t g.tmc
('\ er and not h.t\ c be.> at them Sun·
da)."
h 10 \\JS.t>mphatll' m h1\ pr.JJ .. e
lor hulmJn' perlormance, not
onh . .tg.unst 1mon fr.uwr, but
O\ l'f the whole w.l\on. "Bob
~hulm.m i~ cln t•u t•ption.ll player.
He t!-lh\! bc~t go.11 !l.t>t'JH'l in thl'
O.t.S A., \\ithout <~ douut,
The LC w.ach .,l,n lc~uded the
_,
1'/lolu> I)) flfll fj,llfurl sl•ason-long ~fforr .. of hh tf'ilm
"I he guys hJd tt hed.uv.t lot ol
pr•·,~ur e. Jnd < on'>tc.lcring th.tt
JJit'\\UtC, the\ d1d V(~ry, \ll'l) Wt>ll ''
pl.t) befow the h,>mc lolk' .md
wa' gr .ltt•lullor the l.ngl! turn out
CSjWC't.tll~ comidermg th~
\\t•.tther conditrom, and the nml
\\cek d'.1nge m st.trttng timL ' It
wJ~ good That the pt!ople ldmc
out. I ~now the guy'> re.tll) .lp·
predated tt. II mJkt: ~ 11 more fun
to pl.t\." ·
\\'uh LC only graduating :>
1111rro lOplc '>egment ot th1s ycdr',
IL'•lm, mo\1 people would figure
the P1on~ers .1 cinch for another
~upPr ~ca~on nE')I.t yt'.lr. (v,ln ~·
optmw.m 1~ guarded howeH•r , "In
order lor u\ to bt• more ~un e~slul
than "'e "~re. thi" year, we .are
!;Oinij tO ha\'e IU pia~ · ucllel than
we pl.t} t>d thl'> ~ e.u. We' rc gomg
to hcJ\·c to work on cl(ecuting
tund •. Jmelll.lb with rnore con­
~I:>IJncy.lt l'>tnuedlbletobc6-1 1n
tht• confenmc P .tnt! 14-2 over .111,
uess
Ken Goe
Sports wrcter
An unprcl eden ted lack of
ollcno,l\'e rnt'>takes . A _,warmtng
Ut•lt.>n ~t!, '\ Utg hun!,. of IOie\tiO,ll
lorltludc . The l( loutbdll tedm
do~ccl our " hornlic !tl!cl\on on cl
good note by ~hutting qfl P.tnftc
Umvt•ro..uy 16 7 last S.u urdav at
Crt!lwold 5t.ldlUm
A I<~~ t• punt opuon pia\. n1fl1ly
«!Xt'tutcd by Sc:oll Ml( ord and
Kcll)· Kt•t•d. .tnd the loud .tnd
prot.me mouth ol Bo11cr c odch
r I ·•n,k But kwwtcl SCI up Dick
Da)' \ eJ .. .., L'n ydr c.l t:On ng ~r.o1mpcr
tu gl\lt' I C an c:arly 6·0 fust
quattcr lcJd
I c~tc In till' ~econd <tU.trter . ..t
hard PIOnt•Pr rur.h led by dclen\tVc
encJ John I hornas blocked ,1 20 November 1
ense
.tnd Still nul wm the c.hmtlin,_,1
fht only w.1y to wtn ,,,n\111-•1" ..
be to l(O lb·O
\' l v.m~ .md h1' young
tc•.tm look lorw.trd With .101
liUil tow,lfd\ llt'~l \Cti'>On, 11 i\
Ill m.tny mtnd\ 1 h.lt 1 hl' lC
depart m~nt "oJl ,, c ructoJI ru
With tlw foolb.tll
~II UMKhng thrOUMh ~l'.ISOil
nwcltol rc \l'.t\on, Jnd tht•
lt'dm ~how•n~o; ol contlnUtng
n~llcncc, rnayuc there '>hould
rct•v.tlu.Jiton ol wher c the
crnph.,.,, ol 1 ht• 1.111
~hou ld be.
l'erhctps tht• ~O(C t>r tcctmsho
get ·'" incrc.t.,t!d cut otthc
budgtH.
Judgmg lrom tht• >tudent
nout lor tht.• game Sund.Jy,
more t•qullablc U)C of ....... .
St.llllum should lw workt•cl
Rivt' I C l.tm .1 bt!ll t!r oppor
to \\,liC h CXCIIIIlS and (nm•not
\Oc tcr. 1f even .at the cxpcme
nut )o ex( 1ting or compl:!tivr.
ball.
P.Jllll\. punt J.;l\'1118 tht: L\.. ull•~n
tht' bi!ll on PJdltc's th1ny) Jrd
II took unl~ l1.,.c pla,·s 10 '"'"'
"'ith O.u rell t hll St:notlllg m cr
t hl• l C touchdown, gtvtng
Ptunet•rs ,, lil·O h.~lttlmt• ~ .. t.•l
toJ~W
A lmllt.mt67 yard punt rl:!turn
Po~nfJC ~ Milw Thom.l\ narr
I h..: gapm till' third pcr1od to 1
l ( IUd<•d till' b,llll!tdnle
e.uly tn tht: tourth quc.trte!r
quartt•ru. Jd ~r ott McCord rou'
reu?l\ t.!r ldl> l.l•qucuc.t wtde
on '' gut'oy luurth Jnd one CJII,
<~ 17 Y.ltd corm~ ~lnkc, rJhing
Plont·cr a'hant.1gc to 18-7.
I lw \IUOI) ltt!U Lc': w11h P.t
lur tlw 1.1)1 pl.tl~ an the Nort
< unlt•r•'ll(t•, w11h a l·b
lcrenu• mo~rJ..: LC ends. the
SChedule \\II h olll 0\i cr JJI fi!C ord
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Dtreetor of
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made the r
live main r
Helzer. "I 1
vant"ty of r'
authority. tl
and Directc
The prima
'not f unctit
mmist r .. 111ve
unwilhngnt
estabh~h a
Hawley: '
: As~ociate
; H;tll~ ~.~~ ol
· the OtrcCI
Hoffman
Re~idence
residence
''T•mme
agreement
A\sociate
i11ability to ·
h1s perform
mg causes I
on the rea
support lor
Plannmg a
Thi'.l JCt
to~culty.
whether
change 1n
Howard:··
Timme 1"1•''':
may be
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