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

February 5, 1976 Volume 34, Number 10

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1976-02-05

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Steve Borg
Statf Wrater a:
Prestdent Howard "I think we have an unu!i.ually dble
•nd dt't.ltc .ttcd ~roup of re<.tdent direCtor~ They rea verv
semittvt• group of peoph.•. they're very reo;ponsive to
,1udl•nt need., .• md thc•lrt: .1fltrmative people."
The~ Jre al\o & .. illusioncd. They are all look.mg for
other Job'>. None plan to r••turn next yeJr
Dorm policy h,n been the subject of controvcrw and
rumor owr the pdSI two weeks. The Pre'>tdent ha)
! Ofdcrt•d Jn e~tcmtv+: \tudy of ~ever at .Jrea'> ol housing
~man• tr Jtiop.
On Sunday, )iln. 4, the d..ty that '>tudents returned for
\\1ntcr tPrm, ;trl in(tdcnt uccured that orecipitated the
1tud\, and :.ub,cqucnt controverw. 41 new foreign
"udcnt c~rrt\Cd on campu~ with their ho)t f.1m1lte~. The
RO's had rc~.:c1v~d no prtor notiftcauon of their arr1val
due to o~ t;ulun• in communtcation at the admini!ttrative
le-. el
the sHu.ttton w.l, Vt!rY contused. In man~ C<l!te'l, Rr\'s
1\cre not .w.lil.lhlt•. Room~ wert• dtrty. St!\eral host
JlJII'OI5 \Hotc .tngry letter:. to Hm .. ard and m~mbers of
tht! Bo.u d of T r u~tt.>t'S. Some ol 1 hese letters t!"dggcrated
the ~lluclt ton, mildl' unfounded accus:Jiion .. , and put -Vol. 34 No. 10 5 Feb 1976
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much ot the hl.unc on th~ RU\. Rusrdont
(TIH) INter Jrom ho'r fltlrcnb .ue reprinted on page Altshul.
1~0) Dtrectors Heather Menely. Jim Dohorty, Kathy Kelty, Larry Kelly. Deb Schollert , Phil Flemmg. and Lauro
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ople
c. An l' o~n1plc IS J lettt•r from J M~ . Young, dted tn a
lrlll'r of c:~>plarltltion from Howard to two tru.;tee'> and
prmtcd m l.t\t \\cPk's ,~.,ue . In tha'i letter, ,\.1rs. 'oung
tnJde the .tllt•g.ttton that the roommate ot one of the
lorc•gn stuJent c; 1'1<.~<1 her boylrtend over lor tne mgnt.
A tllurncd out,thts !>tory WJS ldbrkated h)' the torc1Kn
\lutlcnt, who w.ultcd to change halls for pet onal, but
undcrstJnd.liJic n~asons. Ycr 1-toward, in hi' letter of
~lpl:tnlltion, stated that ,\.\rs. 'oung w;n "100 percent
ught." On the ba$tS of ho .. t parentlc tt~r~. he l.tunched his
~1ud) of 1 h~ H!.)tdencc h.'! II'.
How&~rd: "\\'c'rc m tht~ proccs~ of reviewing policy,
detcrmtntng wlwthcr or not policy i~ adequate; if it i~.
dctcrmtmng tl the commun1cau on ot that pohq ts
1 adequiltc; and, tl Lhar ,., Jdl•qu;m:, determinmg if our
I organ•zation to S('C that poltete-. arc carrted out are
d •• ·a equ<.~te.
"We're in the process of review­
mg policy~ determining whether or
not policy is adequate."
According to a wadely dl'iper,ed memo, Howard ha\
10\tructcd Dean of Student Kent Hawley to organize
student/fawhy admtnt'>trau on )tudy comminee'i in \iX
area~ . Thc'>e art? dorm \~lurlly room tn!>pection. RD
r~pomi balit ie'>, RA r<')pon,lblhtu ~s. room J\!tlgnment<. ,
Jnd the \election of roomm.ue .. lor foreign ~tudent !t.
Howard has pnvately amtructed Hawley to e~pand th.tt
l•~t to cover 'iC\'erJI more sp~cilic art?a'l. E:-campl~ are
lntw\la~ itJtton pohcy drug u'ie, dorm noise. and
(Oh.tbitatton. Tht• commttiN !S well draw up propo '>als in
file- i tht'\1.! .trea~ and )Ubmit them to the prl>stdent.
sona ; Out\ldt• of thas pro('e:.~. there h.t\ct> been at lea)t two
~tties other m..ttor propo)ah.:
· Attht.• urgmg of a p..arent, I toward emtruoed Director
of Security 01( k Pickett to draw up ,J pl.m for altering
ther 1(•\\,ud, tor mtorm.uton about (.rfmtn.ll Jrtlvety on cam­
po Ptckt'tt h"'' 'ubmlltt•d tht' pl.m. but H.twley h.ao,
\l,llcd th.ll tlw Pre,ldt•nt j, "h.wmg wt ond thought'>
lbout it"
The minuH"• lor the Sudgct \dw.ory Committee
rncPlln0 ol Oct 19 st;:lle, "1 h~ t ommntt>c qu~tioned tlw
nc·cc~~i rv lor the !>pt•ncting ol (tht> money to p.l\' R,\\) to
o~dnun istcr a pru~r .tm of pPer-group control b,,,ed on the
concept of muivtdu.tl Jnu collcctl'>t' rc)pumlbilit y The
cornnllllt'!' ha~ no object ton to <~ppropnatel) ub .. uHzms
nudt•nt wtlh the SJS,OOO or mori"'. butlt dot.." believe th::u
r · idcnt ducnors arc adequate to the task." Ho" ,ud Jnd Hawh:y h..t\ e both )taLed that thts t') simply
• a rcvh.'W of dorm polic , and that 11 will not neces!>arily
le.td to chang~ in th.ll policy. Yet Howard has ex pres L>d
"dcwc to ughten up restnct10ns through means such as
lunning mtcnlt!>ltJtton and (!)tabhshing quiet hours
I\·\ an) people ht.~\ e expressed the tear th.u he will u~e his
power J~ Prc~uicnt to sampl) ampo)e rhese measur~.
regardless of \\ ho.~t ret.ommendattons come rrom the
.. tud) commlttcP<; ,
tl;n,lcy rccogmzed that :.tudenb \\ant ~ome rontrol
O\ P.r dorm pol1cies.
Hawley: "I know the) do, but people who haq~ been'"
cducat1on lor 10, 20, or 30 vcars feelthcst maybe the)' have
a ltttlc diltercnt pcrspcotvl' than students who are going
through th1s tor the first time."
Wh.ttt•\·cr the extent oft he \hake-up concerning dorm
pohclt.:) th1s m.tucr Jppcdr'> to be only one m.tnif("Sttltion
ol '>l?ttou' underlymg problems wtthin the RH ad­
mtntstratton .
Tht> situ.Hton center' on two ba!>tC di~Sdlt!tl<.~ctions that
the RD\ leel-that the) are not bemg adequately
compensated for the wor"-that they do, and that the
admtnl\trJtton wall not )Upport them in their cttons to
make dorm lite an educ.ttional C'tperien ce.
Prior to Chrhtma" vJcauon. the RD's i'>)ued a report
supporttng thear pos11ion concermng lack ot compensa ­
tion. The report showed that dunng the ldst "' e ·~ars . J'i
the re~ponslbiht) of the RD h.n tncreased. the alary hJ.,
decrca-:.cd. It <ihO\\ed that pre~ently , RD's work an
,J-.erage ot 80 hours e.1ch week, and receiVe a ~lary of
SJOOO .t year, plu .. room and board vJiued at $~000 .
· · ... people who have been in
education for 10_. 20, or 30 years feel
that maybe they have a little
different perspective than studenb
who are going through this for the
first ti n1e."
• • Copuland RD Lnuru Altschul: ''An) place \\h~rc I vc
bc·l'll t•mpiO\ t•tl hcforc, tf thl' alJr ts low, the cmouonal
ktnd cJI b,,, k u~ tor me has Jlwa 'S been rather 1'1tgh. 1 he
Qmploycr and pl•oplc• who work \'lrith me :tytng. 'We
knu'' "('·,,.not P••)·ing) ou \cry much, but\\" rc..:ogmle
\\hat your ~loll' Me .1nu '' h,1t ktnd of JOb you're domg.
\~t· \\ant )OU to kt.t>\'ti \\e'rc gotng to do cv"n1hang withtn our power to get that sal..tr)' rat sed. And-... hlle 1t's
.11 that low level. then we want you 10 kno.v were n •ht
there wtth you and we'll defend the thmgs that ~ou do.
\\e'll how )OU some rccogntuon \~e'll kno\-. .,.,ho )ou
are. •
"Other rhan from our immedtate ~uper\lsors T1mme
{Helzer) o~nd Marc (Hoffman). I don't feel thai th ~r ~
been an~ ol that gJVen to u "
Housmg polu."}' at LC 1uupposedlv based on the •dca of
cducataonal rt!Sidence halls. The RD s feel that whale the
support th15 Ideal. the admimstrauon does no1
Stewart RD Jim Doherty: "1\\y btJ.:X6t concern IS then
L"Wi!> and Clark appears to ~ubscr•be to the tde. of
cducauonal restdence halls, yet,,·~ becommg mcrc;ums­
h· dear 1h,11 support for that•dea. finanoal and othcrw 1 e.
rs no I rherc ...
to me. means
educational ·'Enforcing policy_.
interpreting it in an
n1anner to a student.''
"I know that we Re5tdent DireCtors believe in a
re:r.adenlc hoall program bJsed on sound educational
principle~ .... a program where ~tuden ts and ~taff work
cooper;uh :el) to.,., ards realiution or personal and group
goals. This requires exten~i-.e commitment on the part of
the in tllution in terms of •nter-depanm~tal support for
competent and dedicated r~tdence hall staff. ~ tthout
such suppott, the tremendous potentials for self ac­
tuahzacion and growth which exnt tn our residence halls
"til rcmam on I)· polential~ ; th~ residence halls e:.;­
pcrience V\ill become one of stagnation through negleCt
rather than an exciting. ttmulating c~penence whtch
lhallentces us to become the be-t p~plethat we can be."
san tllus.trataon ol how an educational r • tdence hall
\\Ork • one RD ~xpl.uncd how 5he would deal with a
tudent u~mg mari)u<.~na
Platt·Howard RD Heather Menety: "Entorcmg poliC).
to me, mNns tnterpr,'llng 11 in an eduCJt1onal manner to
a ~tudcnt . Being ~:\pelted from school tor E! -arnph~ . •s
one con\cquencc of groV\tng or smoking mariJuana ; but
f rOtn m 'flO tnt Of 'ti ICW il5 an eduC"'JtOr ,there IS much morc
to m Job thlln lappms puniti'tie actton on a student
"I can thank ot no ituation In ''htch I'd end a per on
to J-Bo.ud '"hhout goms 1hrough a hell of a lot ot other
)tcp fu t. The proct!.$ IS "'hat'5 •mportJnt What the
• pcr1on learns I rom the ttme I talk to h1m about smoking
(cont. on p.1ge 5) Pego 2
Editor·~ Note-Re-prinlc>d hNt' are two ot tht• four letters
rrc~dent Howard rcu~h cd I tom ho t f.amllies follo"ing
their Sund.t\, Jan. 4 arriul. Th~c leiter , the lhrft of a
S900 ~~~r('() from Harltfcld o•·er vanlion and fa,tlt•rm',
marijuana j '>UC h~\c promptt'd the curr~nl •r..-,ie"' ol
rf1oidencc hitll" poticie< and lht•ir entoru ~mt•nl.
D ?-ar P~rdl•nr HoM ard·
Jll15 rs JU)I ro cont"m our relt:phom.> ('(_1/l~r:sarron on
,undJ) atlemoon, }anUM) 4, ronctmtng rhe fleplor.Jble
uuatron contronrmg our rrucrnauonal lfUdenb and
tlle.r ho\r lanulre.s "" rhP\ amved for orrentatwn and tllcu
mtrodunron 10 LC\\1) and dark Jhe rrlth) dormtiO')
rondtrton • rhe rudene-s of restdenr dtrector , .md rhe
ldd ol r~rdcnt a st ranr on dur~ ro asmt hO>I parcm
.md tudenr "ere complt!tC'I) \llodmg Ma') Dtmond 15
de crvmg ol much credrr for her hJtrdlrng of 1h1,
rmpourble •lluar,on
1 mUll rep ear rhar I Ita\ c nt?\ er mall my 0\\n colleg.-• Jrll~
ancl rhar ot my young daughrcr C•·n 'ud1 lrlrh rn
d mrlllon l1vrng I'm sure rll.lt ,( rllellc.~lrll tl••p:trtmPnl ot
ril£' err) I! ail heen c.liiC!<Ithe dot m1ror)' 1\ ou/d IJdve be•'n
dosed
I had hoped tor 3 long liiTI!.!, iJild I E)UC) I mall\•
l1CIIevec1. that Lewn and Clark prowded rhe opporrunrt)
tor \'OUn!: men and women to grow 101' a rei worth mess 01
)e/t .md apprecr.JI•on for rile bciJuL)'Ofiltc, ancJ to acqu•rc
il •Ct of valuC5 rhar would gne drgmcy ro each ltum:m
berng. o longer can I feel good about our campu~
em-ironment, due to tht: seliuaf rmmoralrr y, and e~pecr~l­
ly do 1 ieel S4d for rhme) oung people" ho are pre~sured
mro ,.ocepr~nce of rh15 behaVIor becau:.e rhe)' 5hare a
room with one who rs so rrr~pom1ble and rmenmlve to
che Pf'l"SOnat ngiHs of another. Use of drugs rs extemrve .
ll u nor part of our r(!jpons1~ltty as a collese ro see rhac a
decenr and healthful lrvmg envrronmenr pre~•lsl I'm
well aware of what pre.~sures soc1e1y places upon our
)'OUnR people and rhar rhe) have m.1ny dedsron$ ro
make. Achieving marumy enough to make dco~rom fot
he.tlthful and moral lrvmg .apparently doe~ nor come
through havmg immawre res•denr ,u.s,sranrs as models
and ro gtve counsel and gurdance.
There are fWO bNut1ful young women who arP
d.Jughrcrs of our (fiend> imtrc•patmg .;,tt~ndmg Lewt) and
C/;uk m auurher >eat /,·auld not ar thr> rim~ under tht•
pres em condmon recommend thetr li1 ing m our dorm),
.md 1 kno, .. the famllie~ would be homf,C<J 11 lite) /.!m!w
what acruall• l1appens rn campu' /1\lng
1 h.J\C! been dl Lewr5 .md Clark from rltcllme ofib e;Jr#)
ye4~. a) \IOU well J..:nov. Wh.,r I •ef>lodarmakl!( my heart
CT) v.henl see ,.uch Irresponsible ltvmg (SIC) Many or us
helped to 'IVe rhn College a )pcoal place"' eaucauon.
/U5l .n many pdrents are .:~frard to t~av NO ro rllcrr cluldrl'll,
tC .1ppears , .. e roo are .atrard to lay .. Till!) musr Slop a11d 11
IHIII'' It tdl es courage to ciJrpl
I clppre..-rare ~our r~ponse 10 my Sunday c~ll alld
.admue )OUr cf1o11s 10 k~ep lt:wrs and Chuk an IIISirruuo11
, .. onh~ ot 11s l1emage.
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De41r Dr Ho~rd ; Cord1ally,
Helen Thun Narrncss, Ph.D.
Professor ot Education
As~ Host F•rher for~ wonderlullr~man student, I ;,m
shocked. disgusted. diwppomted and embarrused for
Atnena and compleLely ~nJrY to have had ro lene our
Mw son m the P'BSfY ailed ~wfs and Clarlc College.
Our Jtudenr is m Copeland Hall which w.u torally
diJorpnized tcxhyl We were rold he could amve at 9
~m. Weame .. noonerhere Wewenrhomeagainonly
to ~udt at J p m and then w~r unt112.30 No room
.s~gnmenu were '~dy. no RA ~ <Jvailable, no sheeu
nalfable no human fteet.ln& fN welcome lor rhese krds
whatsoewer.
The halb and lounae NNS were fairly dean The
lurchens were a mess molily food lyms m the Mnlu,
cans and beer emprtet wert-around, dlrrydlshes from last
renn, dmy lloorJ. cupboMdJ and refrip, etc., ere., etc.
The mdiVJdtm rooms and arpetln1 are fJithy Our
Sluden,.s 4-man room had dirty undenvur, bedding.
clothes. etc .• evet}'Whete. HtJ closer, deslc and dr~wen
h;,d ~nufher srudenr's rhrngs In them
A~renlly your peet sysr~ is nor funa•ontnJ An
;,urhomy of some son seems ro be needed in th1s
dormitory Wh;,tever happened ro the ''room check"'
Have Lewis and Cl•rlc ~tudenrs loJt all sense of pride and
decencyf WHYi Whar ''"'"' •mpremon did rhls have on
our new son ~nd also on rhe othe~ new st.udenu comrng
ro LPWu •nd Oark for the first flml"f
If whar I obser~d today was tltti College'\ efforts otl
pr~p.~nns future leaders lor our ttre"t country-Christ
hPip us-1 mean no drsrc•)pPct for H1s n-tme
1 onty 1JOpl' rhJI my apptllltS.JI of rim ,,tut~tron todJY ~.w
ue (}' ome u t to you m thC' lutuu~
Sma·rel~ your~
J.,mf' K long • Pioneer Log
WJ'P'l ~()!'l..t
C Baker
StaH wr~ter • I
la!-t 5prmg. Cov Brown put
bctorc the Calilornld lcgl<ol,uure
the mo11t ltigniticant f.Hm labor bill
m it'5 history. The bill called tor
electionlt to be held in the f1eld~
allowing m1grant farm worker'> to
vote tor, and be repre-.ented by,
the union ol the11 choice.
It was hoped the'>e clecttons
supervised by a '>tdte-appotn ted
boatd, would 5ettlc the har~h dj.,.
pute raging between the United
Farm Worker;; dnd the Teamsters .
The leamster-. '>igned
"sweethear1'' contract\ w11h the
C"aliforma grower .. in 1973 and
thousand~ ol worker' went on
~trike to prote'>t last yedr the
Calrf Supreme Court agreed with
the UF\f\ 's daim th,u worl..er-. were
not being fairl) represented all
they were denit!d the freedom to
decide wh1ch union, 11 In} they
\-.anted to represem them.
Elec-11ons began in the 11elds
August 28. The pre~cnl elcct1on
r«!\ults: •
UFW
ranches 194 Teamster s
101
no of workers 2.7.954
~0 of total so.n. 12,300
22'/b
The r~ull\ sho\\ the UFW com­
mandmg J 5trong lead dC\plle
m11m1dation and hara~~ment from
the T t?am~ter.s.
~lll.teen major contracts h<Jve
been negottclted between rhe
U FW and large vegelolble grower ..
CeasarChc1veL,Ieader of the UFW,
feels these contract~ "mark the
begmmng of ~lab1111auon of larm
labor relattons m Califorma"
Growers. wanung maJor
changes 10 the bill.. hdve been
demandmg that the legtslature
deny funds for the continuatiOn ol
the supervi\ory board The) are
lobbytng for strong ant1·UFW
amendment\ . The CJitforntcJ
leg1slature is rdusing to provtde
funds tor the superviso ry board
pa\t Jan 30 Wirhout fund\, all
el~ction acti\ ille~ wtll ce<~se at the
end of this month C.o" Brown
I f!matns In full '>Upport Of I ht· blfl
d' 11 .tand ~. He WJnt\ to ~ee the
board tunded .md elt>wom. lOn­
tinue Tht: l rw 1\ org.tnlllng \Up
pon for the bill and the> rontlnu.t
lton of elect1on-.
Thr• liFW' .. Portlc1nd offtre IS
bcmg enlarged. 1 he lor ,,I dtrt>Ciot.
\ t•r;tl !>P.Igr .w~. IS loo~ mg lor lull
tlmt• ste~tf ml!mL••rJ> and p.111 tmtt•
H)IUntt•t•r s StudcnH intc•r,.sted in
workmg pilll !lml' s.hould in­
vc-sug;,lc '''CC'I\Iflg crcd11 lor dwu
work Pt:ople v.. • ..ntmg to lt><Jr n
sr.t~'>root.~o (_CJmmun11y urgan11.111B
\hould o~ll l3.3·1S~&9 29 January
' uNf' '-tJ- l tJAI1 [)jW ~ CAt.n; .(At<!
,-r PJ.t.wG~ ns •
111~~/f
And by the way ...
Dc~Jtl of Sludenh 1\enl Ht~wlcy W<H pre)ent Jl the open
)enalt' meetmg l;nt 1huT\dJy to Jmwer ~wdenr questrom
•\ppro'J(imatch• 200 people .mended •
\.-\'hen dlked if he lUpportt d Prt""dent lloward) mandai e a1
quoted rn la)l week':, Log, Hawley \tat eel, "No I ~o not .• '
drsagrce with the Prelldent Ofl that )t<ltement , I thrnk thJt :1
comrar} to the Judicrdl '}/)tem wllrch tht.• Pre,icfent hlm\elt h~d
e~tablilhed, which wa) the /-Board ~y)tt>m herP. on campus. I
thrnk thdt he was speaking out ot anger, <~nd I think he wii
'PeJkrng our of the dewe nor ro have dope or to have rllcg.JI
booze on campu' But I do nor ~ec an Jutomar•c rcacrron-1
feel that ~~a deCIHOn v.hrclt )hould go through /-Board '
Later. wl1en a student )pokE> of rumor~ he had he;ud
concernrng the uncertainty of Hawley\ lurure posrtion as Dean
ol Students, Hawley replied, ''It h not a foregone conc/u)ron
that 1 writ be at Lewh and Clark next year."
At 8:00 ronrghr rn Tamarack. membw, of the Board ot
Tru,tee) will be meetrng wrth )fuclenh ro clartfy and d1scuu
m;JIItU\ pertarnmg to thc> currem re,idenre hJih ~iWatlo n
Everyone rs rnvrred ro dtlend, un/e~) you are plannrng to rabble­
rou~e or be orherwtse leH chan rarronal
I< I C Interact will feature cJ rllree part report tomght on the
Irving conditiom in the dormitorif~, Interviews wtth Amencan
and foreign )tudenh wr/1 bring to lrghl some of lht. cultural
lOnflict' involvmg dorm lrfe and studcmt rNCIIOfl) lo rhe ho\t
lamily lerter~ Tune in at 9·00P.M., 860 AM.
The Oregon /ournal primed a 'horr paragraph 1n their
'ffl)ldt!r' column vaguely <llscu~!>rng rumor) heard around
Portl.md concerning LC. The art•clc w.H tlll<'<l. "Rt•newed t&C
CJmpus Curlew Fe.ued-Great Leap BJci!.Wdrdt' II appean>d
'Nell., }dn. 21.
La~l frrday, Dean oi Student\ 1\tml Hawley, ASI ( Pre)idenr
\ \'e~ Hc~yJ)hl ancf RA Sher~l H1/l app<carNI on tlw 5 JO edirron ol
th( kG\'\ Cit 8 New) Tile \pol WJ\ c>rllltltJd "New Rule~ lor: an
Old 5< hool "
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,f January 1976 Pioneer log Pege 3
SPI RG emerges
ow ¥sabovewater
John Balloy
Guest wrltor
tC'' Ort•gon 'ltudcnt Public ln­
l'il RL·~t>MC h Croup '' attemp
to com~ dliwl la'lt tc:rm OS
RG e>.r\ll'U in .1 dor m.1n1 '>ldge
,11~,,~.,)' nothing OSPIRC. Wd'> m
m filtered through the
... -:trl~nc \ b.trricr .11 the Cdmp
OSPIRC h,,., m.mCtgcd to ~urvive
lee<ruw of one v1t.11 human
~uvrcc~-lt•nntfer WymJn, .lt­
.md staff member of the
org.lnlldtlon . For m.my of
1ll't'P wal kcrs .11 l C Jennifer
.1 mc.1m of orgdntlatron
mlcr IS hl'lpful, knowledgedblc
rn~uut tlve d~ to thto 'real
and what .1 \tudent cctn do
bcwmc act1ve .tnd involved m
RC.. Her forte 1n partrcul.u
under .1lmo~t all envrronmen­
i)\Ul'' rn and dtound Oregon
liowe\cr her rc~ourccfulnc-.o,
not end Jl merely en-
nmental concern~ She the Sccretc~ry of State are 1)
Rcrnstatement of the Death Pencil
ty 2) Regulation Nuclc.tt Power
Plant Com.tructron and Appllca
tron, 3) Med1cal Health Care
Procedure , 4) Repe.tl' of Land U'>c
Plannrng Coordination ~tatutes
«1nd 5) lndlvrdual and Cross Party
PrimCll) Votmg.
The problem 1s th.Jt rn order to
get an rnlltdtlve medsure propos·
mg cono;.t1tutional dmendment., on
the ballot. a pet Ilion IS needed
with .. ignatures from at least 8' of
the voter'> who voted for governor
in the prevrous electron These
mu'>t be filed wrth the Secretary of
State Pl«1n '>O th.tt you Me aware of
your votrng statue, and where It will
be mo .. t effective
Energy conference
!nlll~ntt.>ns o,tudenh a\ to what
h tnto, wh1ch means
~rcc·r~el y whatever you J student
.1 member of 05PIRG are
ed wrth out'lrde of LC life Secondly, preparation\ are un­
derway for the OSPIRC.. 1976
Energy Conference, to be held at
Portland State February 6th and
7th Exhtbits will include Item!>
'>Uch as a computerized energy­
envrronmem stimulator and com
mercially available ~olar heattng
equrpment You must regr\ttH m
order to attend The t1cket IS S10.00
for the general public however,
for c,tudents rt\ c1 bargarn at $2.00.
See the OSPIRC. office lor registrd·
Iron rorms. Campus asunder
Getteng out the vote
Volunteer for credit Jennrfer ha'> helped ~tudents
the 05PIRG is not a hand-•
ol1nco nspr<.uou~ 'ICatterbrdln~
~SPIIRG '' s•gnrficant because the Thrrd. Jennrler rs beginntng to
organ1Le any ~tudents who would
lrke to help ~urvey Cltrzen s at­
titude:> concernrng off-road
vchrclec, Volunteer" are needed.
Other envrronmental prorects,
consumer pro1ect~ and projects
aflecung ~everal are.t'> are rn need
ol volunteer\. It is even poss1ble to
work 'olunteer projech tnto In­
dependent studie ~ for credit.
There are many w1lling proh~~sor!l.
Inquire! o\11ost tmportantly OS·
PIRG want~ to get off the rug.
Jenn1ler hold\ OSPIRG meeting~
atlC even Wednesday from 11:00
to 12 00 p m rn the offrce adjacent
to the po~t boJCes at Templeton
Center of every !ttudent rn
egcm ·~made po.,~1blc through
J~nmfer ~ ~al • .uy comes
'rnm ~tudcnh She come<o to LC to
.11nr~o. lor you .tnd to rnform you of
kind of work there ·~ to do.
Pre,ently the 05PIRC.. group on
...... uu~ io;. wor krng to get voter
rel!r•.uation underw.1y It needs
)eOplc w1lhng to \pend two hour~
• week reghtenng o;.tudent\ who
~·~~no pre~ent voung statu~ You
register to vote m Oregon if
.treat ledc,t eighteen .1nd have
~~~··n in the state for .tl least thirty
How do you stand?
Oregon needs a greater number
~tuden t vote~ Several crrtJCal
p»u•o:> will be on the Nov 1976
llot "~ lnrtrauve and Referen­
mea\ure\ Important ln­
ltrallve pcottom. .1lready filed with
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Career Planning and
Placement Center
Tremont Room
T ~mpleton College Center Quasar to Poe
Jim Zazzera
Watzek Library
Got cha huh? To hnd the secret to thr'>
mysteriou!o headline. JU\t vr!on the '>~cond
floor of the hbwy Reml)mb(•r the
Curriculum lab? It'> now locdted on the
first rloorl Remember Ted Br.Junl He''>
been eJected (actually you l.dn probably
'>till ,ee hrm dorng C zed. I olio; dJnce' in
the remodeled Englt~oh OepMtment .)
Well-what goe~ on rn that room now?
(HAl WOULON T VOL li~E TO
KNOWl)Actuallv-wh.Jt h«<!> occurred ·~
thdt the shelve\ have been populated wrth
book.. and Jre now part ol the 'lecond
floor collectron. You can .. rudy there­
tables and chair'> lor your convenience
Book~ wh1ch once made therr home' on
certarn shelv~ have been uprooted .1nd
moved to different locatrons Other
boob are then moved rn d!o t~:!placemenh
Comequently. thio;. "urban renewal" has
'>pread book' much more evenly over the
c.econd floor. and shelve., th.ll were onc.;e
overloaded are on therr way to recovery
In dddillon, you wrll find all the range., of
books equtpped whh new '!>igm and m.1p~
to direct you properly
A'> d last re1.ort. 11 you ftnd Q 4.\ where
thP PZ'" u~~d tn bC'. t.1l~ to a
ltbr auan. •
It's the place to establish your
credenttals ftle-personal
rnformatton abstract, academtc
and actrvrtles summarres, letters
ot reference /recommenda tion •
ers
Kit Lawrs
Staff Wrrter
More cnmt.s than ever before .ue bcrng
comm1tted dt LC Twenty-five over Chmt·
mas brea~ (seven rn Copeland alone).
Th~e \H!r~ ,h,. biggi~s : .Jttempted
robbery, break1ng and entering. l.uceny.
But th~e were only the reported one),
Unreported crime.., well, they ~tay that
wav
Thts crime \Otave is on the increao,e,
according to C ..\ Prckett, Security Drrec·
tor. From the number and frequency tt
look\ like it mu">t be pretty e<~sy to commit
a cnme on campu~ . Ju\t how are the}''
gemng away with it?
P•cken "We hdve tour full-ume
Securrt)' Office~ . including my~elf . One
man covers the enure c.1mpus for an
erght-hour shift. Together we cover LC 24
hour~ a day ·•
One officer lor 150 acre., Jnd 53
bu1ldrngs (tncluding the law ~chool) .
"There~ no way dn olficer can
mJ~e one complete round olrhe campu<i
in JU~l eaght hour~. He s got too much else
to do ''
Ad infinetum
The duties of the LC Securrt Ofticer
include c.he<:king burlding' (lod.o;, wrn­
dows, lrghts); automobile' (tratric conges­
tion illegal park1ng ... called cars); people
(new employees, after-hour\ workers,
wanger'l); and paperwork (phone c-alls,
cnme reports).
Pickett, who usually covers the 7 a.m. to
3 p.m. !~hilt, organize'> :>ecurrty for spec1al
events, checks lor frre-hazard~ on cam·
pus. inve.strgate!t reported crimes. advises
the Student Traffic Comm1ssion. etc., etc .•
ad infinttum.
It's obvious that LC Security Is un­
der~tafled.
"I'd like to see LC hire at le01st
two more tulltrme Officers.''
Currenrly. Ptckett fill!) m !tt~ff ume-otf
and vaca tion~ with LC students Ben C.Jrr
.md John Jaqua.
I've requested additional ~taf t
members repeatedh over the veoir\,"
Now. more than ever. the need I'> ab­
\Oiutely clear . wo ers
An LC Securrry Officer is paid S11,000
per vedr (Pa)' plus benef1ts). LC it elf is
worth about S22.. 1 million. Wouldn't it b~
worth itl hpeciall.,. :>ince the campus rs
"home" to the majority oi LC student~.
But Security rem;un~ barelv adcqu\lte .
lc; compensation by laculty, staft, and
)ludents the answerl (In other words, df­
rnduced s~curtty checks wrthrn the
department or dorm, checkrng locks?)
Unlikely. On November 15,1975, a toral oi
S2.849 was taken I rom thl:! La\\ School due
to unloclkL>d doors, wrndows and desks.
The next nrght, during a bUIIdmg check, a
Set:unt)' Officer tound tho~ very same
doors, windows, and desks un­
locked ... even open.
Voluntary information
There rs, however, one po,srble
(although not too popular) )olutron.
reward system might be rn)tituted tor . . .. . . rnlorm,nron pertarn1ng to maJor crrmes on
campus (NOT alcoho! ~nd drugs in the
dorm'>lll) . Thico wa'> -.uggested lo Pre>ident
Howard b) the parent of a burgled stu­
dent. Howard then asked Pickl:!tt to dra\"
up a proposal. Prclo;ett ha~ done so and
pre.,ented itro Howard. And that '~ as far a.,.
• • rt s gone.
Th~ reward sy5tem is NOT part of the
new dorm polrcy review. Nor is a "paid
mformanf' plan. \\here onl~ a chosen ieYt
would be put on the payroll .
''I would hope that n would be
voluntary . But rt's all up to President
d •. Howar now.
Share a \rery po!.h ne~ home w11h
bJchefor busin~man Ideal loca­
tion. $175/month. all other ex­
pen~e.., paid. 4800 S W. Ve>ta.
Portland . 245-3700. Avail~ble lor
proleHors and )fUdenh.
To do H you gotta know how.
1\lusw le.ssom on gvrt<Jr, banjo,
mandolin. slide guitar, .'trmg bau.
Blue grJ\'~ country. .md blues
,rvle' D;m Pre)ley-l38-189l .
It's the place to hnd brochures
and mformatron about careers
It's the place to talk to someone
about explonng all your career
opt tons It's the place to get some tdeas
about developmg your resume
and 10b search skills
It's lhe place to sign up lor
1ntervrews wrth V&Sittng employers Page 4 Ptoneor log 29 Jonuary 1
Ojo bonitos
En ish realities and chocolate dreams
Ptetor Reeves
Staff Wntor
I'm of to do an intl!r\IC\\ '' i1h
:1.\1 ~I \ lh ,trlor. I J)lctUh! .t risure
m a h.tthmg ~uit \\lth a ~.tttn
banner \tre'' n aero~~ the ch\.'r.t.
he slide around the campu!t
dodsmt:t mud puddl~ m alligator
pump" Blinking a''' .. he·~ lookmg
mtO lrghl!l I 'l't! a h cd tnlw gnn
on her taC\' and one hand ''a' ing
meehamcall). \\hat \viii I c.:all her
''hen she op('n' the doorl
How is it?
Ana ~tella Coma' Oouran
'' rngs the door '' 1<Je She IS 'mrl­
tn '• Bcauutul .. mtle. She~~ a prcu~
erghte•·n \car -old '' ho IOH!) to
'' ater-sk1, plot\ tenn i~ and go to the
mo''~ ·
"I lo, e the mo\le., Wtc see all
the :~oamc mov1~ at home th.tt the~
.trc ~owmg m Amcnca. They
ha,·e the ... · ->he dt3\\ a thin line
'"the air with a mdnicured finger­
nail, "the word~ at the bonom of
the ho~ is 1t l"
xreen?"
'' ~ tht.· ~creen ." She laugh~ .
"Cin )OU remember one that
vou likedl"
"In December I ww /iHV). That
v.a~ a good one."
English. English.
In the cou~e ot f1fleen minutes
v.c both asreed lhat \\'\!couldn 't
go through the da) wtthout
chocolate. Ana ha\ been at LC
nov. for three weeks. I aslw.ed her
\\h)· ~he hild cho~en to come to
Khool here.
B1g smtle. She turn~ to look out
the wmdo~ . Th1~ seems 10 be her
an~" t..•r.
"I came to Oregon to VISit two
~ears ago The school I'> 'ery
beaut1ful. People told me how
good it 1s. here."
1 hen. the obvious que:.tion
about the \\cather.
"'It is ver) different from my
home. In El Sahador you can
~atcr-~l·a all the ear.lt rs warm all
the time.''
I asked for 11.
'And ho\\ do \Ou like the peo­
ple herel"
''People here are more fnendly
thilln the people m tht! rest of
Amcnca. People are 'ery nice
here. All rhe teacher~ are really
nace. And thti campus. Everything
~~ tanta!>tiC!" She laugh~ .
''Do you ha' e much work to do
rn your clas\esl"
S1lly ques11on. sh~ rolls her eyes
and )mil~.
.. , ~. a lot of work. Seet" She
p1c.ks up two or three bool!> from
her de~k . £ ngltsh Rhetoric.
CPPC A
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The Career Planntng and Plac~·
ment c~nter ha~ rco:IVI•d lund~
trom tt,e ASLC SP.natc to C51dblish
the Career lntormatlon System •
J h1r. CompJJII' r -usrMed sy:;u~m
helps r.1udcnts e~plore Qn:Prs
rclat\!0 to 1hcrr W!ll-asscss••d tn·
tert•\1~ and ab•llttes
S nators Bruc.c Mulltn~ and K1m
r·crn ndc!. prc~entcd majur
Jr um'"nttt ~t the Monday nlsht
m ctulg suppurung the totudent
Co .. t ol m ldllcitiOn .md
c~r t r<'nt.JI ltom now ihrough Bonntc MacKinnon
Staff writor
\\hat rt>ally cam~ as .1 rc~ult of lhl' S1 llc'l A rcappt.JH•l'll or, aluc , o1 nc" countt.•r-culturc ant..! the most efh•ctive
or exprc~~ron tor }Outh• contempor.uy mus1c.
All right. The Beatie~ pulled tt throutJh with lheu cha
1 he)' ttJr ned mmd~ aw.t) r1 om the blrnd acccptanc(.' ot soc~11
trappmgs .• md stres~cd the concept ol pt'!r onal lrcPd
mind, a mcJ.~agc and rno ttmport.tnt, .1 w1ll backed their
But no\\ rock muo.Jc ha, lost lb or ig11t.1l v.1lue. Hatr 15
chopped ott. music is turning mto thc.ucr. :md the c:v
cuhuh' 1-s turning ill. .1mbitionc; toward' d.tddy' c.tddy.
Foreshadowings
One l;ould ~cc the• lorcshadowinl(\ ~\II P•lSl influcnc
deJd or dyrng. 1tm1 bough1 d onc-woJy tKkE.'t to E
ladyl.1nd. S~rgc .mt Pepper' SUJrttntced \plcndid 1
rurmng into a drag. and l.mis and Bnan Jone~ oJre off on a
trtp. Future hopl"fuls arC! taking us ro the center oltht• eart
\O close to the t!dge there's almost no room to move an
Mellotron mus1c lc; also maktng its contrtbu11on to future
Miss El Salvador Ana Stella Comas Oour~n Gary Rod""'" The once ~table , dependable mus1c scene inuated by
Beatie~ is at .a crossroads The Beatles are WdVing goo1clb11t
each other lrom a dmance. John and Georse are
productive but m a somewhat proselytizing manner. P.Jul
R•ngo are boppin' to the bank w1th the1r silly willy,
Enghsh. Engh~h . "I \tudy English,
and I go to the Commun ications
eta~~ three ttmes a wt.-el tor li~ten­
mg. I v.ant to stud}! the archrtec­
turc, but there arc not all !he
cl.tSSE'\ for 11 herr "
Mtss El Salvador
Now lor the brg qUI!'>\IOn, And
how to put it.
"l'"e heard that )'OU are Mi'>s El
.Sal' ad or I"
"\'\'ell, I am not reoJII~ ·. I wa!> in a
page.mt in rn) country and I ha\'e
second place, so I went to Min
World pageant. I \\as Mhs El
Sah.ador 10 that pageant. I have a
p1cturc. Do you ~Jnl co )eel"
Ana pulls out a Miu World 1975
booklet and !lips to her p1cture.
"Wtll you tell me about it l"
''It tHomethtng that I \\ill never
forget. When I wa~ lour or thre~
~cars old I watched the pageant on
tele'>l~ton . 'ou JU~I !>t?e two hours I
But V\ hen I go there-when I am
tnstde! I live wrth the'>c g~rls for
one wt•ekl All the d1ff~ren1
co~tume), .tnd the different faces.
and the dirfcrent tdea!.. It s
wonderful. They take good care of
the grrls."
Pageant
"Where did you :otayf'
"1 he pagcdnl is in England. All
the g1rls, and the chaperone.
\!verybody in the pageant stay) in
•
June ~~ S1,000.00 C PPC Director
T 1mm1• HeiLer, S.Jid, • Thest' \tU·
dent funds can be put to 1mpor •
tant ~duc.JIIona l uw tmmt'dl.tt ely
)f'rvtng all stud•mt~."
I h•• lypcwlltcr·lil.:.• rompull'r
tc:rm1nal V\ h1ch prov 1de~ C"dr~er
mtormatu:m •n printout torm, w1ll
be rmtall•~ ne);t "ed. Ia wtll be
local••d dllhc Catt•(H Plannmg and
Placement C1•ntflr '" l cmpleton.
All Stud~nu, Faculty, Stall, and
Alumnr ""'" hd·Jt~ .JCrt~~ to thr> n~w
~~ rvtu• the hotel. Nobody else can come
in. And every girl ha~ her own
bodyguard ! The fir\1 day )'OU feel
import3nt . Then you feel \O bored
th,u somebod) · is forever behind
you. ..
Her lace light~ up as )he talks
about the pdgeant On her desk
are severcll p<tmphlet'l,
new .. pctper.. and milga.tme ar­
ticle-.. She show!> me her picture-.
1n them .
"II\ better be1ng the common
person ' Ana is ~omcwhcre lor .1
minute remember in g. Her f.1ce
hghts up dg;un. "And the toodl
They take uch good care of the
girl!>!''
"D1d the}· teed )'OU chocoldtel "
"Oh yes! Chocolate ! Engli .. h
chocolate 1s the 11che~t ."
Ana pteks up a small photo book
and opens to the ltrst page. "I have
\Omc more pictures." She laughs.
She poml'> out all the other girls,
telling me thetr nationaltue ...
"I'll alway.. remember .. .I wfll
always feel ho~ppy when I thmk of
the page.mt. Now I have to be
~eriou~ . I have to '>tud~ hard Now I
want a career I like tht! fa)hion
\hOw'>. Thl' pdgeant was great I
wtll alway'> remembe r l.ut year
was a greJt yedr '
"How long will you be at lewi\
and Clarl..l"
"Oh. until June But I would like
to come back. I like 11 here." tune~ . We need new mag1c.
Magic
Mus1c, an art, IS indeed m.1g1cal tn ortgtn.ll WCI\ and ls u
n::remomal prac:uces ro mduce definne etlects. And m
\\Odd of mag1c nothmg h.tppem unle5S omcone deso~r:
wants 11 lo happen, wills 11 lo h.tppen. 1 here are certatn 'W.iill¥1
diret:t the will. The rnusiCt,m wants to derect hi~ neauon
ordur to mdke ~omcthin g hctppen 1n!>idc' the mlnu of
h)tcncr. H~re\ wh.,rc c:ontemporaq rock '" lacking.
thete.., no "<~use, rhere h no etfccr • only apathy.
The talent and lur)' of rhe .S1xtte IS gone. Today, rock
lacks the creati\'il) of old. 1hat we need IS a l1ttlc more of
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StaH Writer
Bob D.,.lan •s b.tck wuh a new album called ''Desttc", and
brtching.
From the btlmg "Humcane'', (rhc protest '>ong about r~:uu
'Hurrtcane" Carter) to lhe tntensc drrge ''Joe>•'', Dylan 11o
pickrng up the cry for JU~tiCe in a ''land where JU!.ltCe IS
gam(•" It is a rctrc!ohtng turn.uound lor a rnan who at
seemed to ha\ e ~ettled 1010 hcs own quwt, comfortable n
There are only 9 ong\ on the 56 minute> lonl( album.
runge from the fast, gypsy pace of ''Humcane'', to PIC)OC
cleg1e\ )Ut:h a~ "h1s", ''Oh. S1ster" and "Jof'y'', Most of
~ongs are extremely long and verbost:. One exce,)tiCIB
"Mozamb•que '', a hght, uptempo !long with a n1ce guitar
about "the people, hving free on the sunny
Mozamb1que ''. The last song on the album i' "Sara", a ruo1r-.
and touchmg love sons that Dylan wrote for hi• wife,
On "Desire", Dyl~ has adequate muital backins
competent sidemen. The standouts include the r:l\rfOn,.n ,
Scarlet Rivera, who play a beauuful violin, and Emmy
Harrtl, who sings lead wath Dylan on 5everal numbers..
mus.tc on "Desire", while fresh at times, Is very repeti
othen beause of song lensth.
Bas1ally a good (and cenaanly interesting, album, '1
does not match Dylan's sreat ret~ last year, ''Blood
Ttacks".
The rei~ of any new Dylan album li a note"'o
ocauon. Desp11e iuflaws. "Desire" Is an enjoyablealbu
I hishly recommend .
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Admirin' Frank
Perry Olson
Staff Writer
Almo~ t everyone- h.u been
~truck by rhe beauty of 1he manor
grounds. Thetr pastoral calm
make., for a soothtng walk. Or
perhdP' just .1 place to lie and
thmk on rare sunny day\.
It~ beauty is reflected tn tts
yngular p.1st
A stnking manor
Buth by M lloyd Fr,tnk, one
ttml' trea .. urer of the Meter Fr cJnk
depdrtment .. tote), the manor
hou .. ~. 1., one of the mo'>t '>t11k10g
piece~ of ru~lic archtlecturc tn the
w~t. A fufilled dreJm for the
Fr,mk i.tmtly the mc1nor ha' been
featured en \UCh m.J.sallnec. as
"Sun~e t .md "(ountr~ Life'' The trustee-. wanted a new o1nd
s•gntlicant n.1me for the collegt> It
was called "lewi~ and Clark".
A manor of fact
The e)tate was origincllly design­
ed tor the Franks by architect
Herman Brookman. In prepdra·
tton for the design. Brookman
wenl to Europe to study English
Tudor-style architectu re. The ftnal
de~ign reflects many facets of the
Tudor style, a~ well as some of M.
lloyd fr.tnk's own idea ..
Then known d\ "Ftt Acres'' the
grounds were developed 10 1924.
A ventable mJnseon. 1he manor
h.1d 1 total of 35 room.. thtrt~en
bedrooms, and almor.t as m,my
bJthrooms . In addition, the
butlding had seven fireplace\ ,
Honor thy father However, f.lmtly dtfltcuhie.,
r~uhing m c;epo~rauon left the
manor vJcant for many ye.tr The manor c;crved for many
In 1942 ,10 exp.mding Portland years as a women's dormttory wuh
college, then namt?d Albo1ny the lackluster title, ''The \1\romen's
Collt?gc, wJ\ .. e • .uchmg for new Building". In the late Iortie\ the
ground'>. Ahhough valued at S1.3 inhabitanb ot the dorm voted to
m111ion dollar\, the college made rename tt "Palatine Manor".
an or fer of S50,000. The building was again renamed
Much 10 their -.urprhe It was around 1967 when tt wa!. turned
accepted, with onl~ minor ad-into the Jdminiwation bu_ilding.lt
1u.,tments. wa'> ccllled Odell Manor. 10 honor
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of one of the college's founding
member\
Une of 1he most inuiguing
slone' about the manor house is
p.trually true. There are un­
dNground passag~. although
they were installed for electrical
wiring and heatinR duct~
The manor house looks upon a
<otdking fountain. Thts water
nouri\he\ the nower beds and the
lawn alongstde 1he pool. At one
rime scores of gardener~ were
employed to maintain the
ground\
Co-authors callig
A beauliful hand-made book ot
calligrclphy by Bruce Abbou and
Phylli' StJgtas tells the ~tol)' of rhe
m,mor Thts challenging work, an
Art-<.ommuntcauon project, was
completed tn 1974. Ha' ing
coll.tbor. tted on the research and
wrumg. Stagto~s patnstakingly com­
mttcd the s1ory to calligraphy. h is
ac<ompanied by mdO)' ol Abbott\
striking photographs ol the
buildmgs .
Although at present there l'i
only one copy, co-author Abbon
expressed hopes that 11 mtght
somL'<.Iay be published.
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mar~ Juana tillth•~ lim•: th:tt I actually would feeltorc.ed 10
re~ort to punittve act•on, would hopefully h~vc segn.ft­
canl 1mpact on a student, 1n 4 po~hive s.ensP.. In the
proces~ that pers.on may grow up. and mc1y change. and
may clcvelop '-Omc valul.."S for himself. So what 'I mean by
·ntorc:•!men t, and what I thmk the President meanli,
according to ld~t W•·ek'5i Log, are two diffcu:nt things."
"lhc Re1tcJcnt Dunton; beli~:vc that students must b·~
~:.httllcngcd to e111aminc thctr valu~. belleh and behavior,
to take rcsponstbthty for then own life and adtons Such<~
challenge t!t based on a real concern for the peBonal
development of end•vtduals •n rhe halls. Puntshmetn ts
nearly alway' antllheucal 10 such an approo~ch.
Howard: "Very f w people M:e the dtsctpltn4!r any
more. There ls much p rm•sstv~ness 10 our soctcty. and
everybody wants 10 be rhe friendly counselor and lead
somcbod~·1o Ntrvana. Anyltme I ftnd any manjuana .. that
p "r~on will he suspendt!d .. .''
The m"thod~ used by 1hc RD's se'!m 10 be workmg
There ts o1 consensus among cJdmrntstrCitors 1hat van­
d,lltsm, loud p.utying, and des~ruc:ti11e behav1or are not as
cv•dcnt lhts yc.u as tn prcvtous yeo~rs. The RD's feel rhcy
de.wrve cred11, but that they aren't getting it..
Forest RO Phil Flomtng: ''If anythtng go s wrong, we're
thc:' frr~t to get Ci.llled on tht: carpet and accused. Evt:n
mtsinlormed, ill perceptions and untounded allegurtons,
we: uresllll held r~ponsible for that, even if u's not true. If
anything '' successful, recognitton goes to somebody
else."
The RO's are disillusioned: 1hey feelthcJt they cannot
.tccomplt)h their goals in the residence halls..
Howard(upon being informed of th1s): "I'm not sure that
1 m gotng to accept your premise. I haven't heard that,
they haven't communica red that to me. If it's ttue. I'm
disappointed. But ultimately I think they are able to. If
1he> 'vc been unsuccessful. rn a sense that means that
they have nor been o~ble 10 generate the kand of re$ponse
from the Sludents rhat the)' wanted.''
Flem•ng: "II it wouldn'a be tor the RD staH, and the
restdcnt assistant staff, and the studenls that I reel I ha~e
reached, and have reached me. I'd lea\'e in a minute. But
th;u ',~ where my commi 1ment 1~. and where m)'Support i~
coming lrom."
, BesrdL>s all stx KU .s, Kent Hawtcy and Marc Hoffman
h.tve also talked ol res1gneng . Timme Heller as ulreally
gone
Flem1ng: "Students are 1he only people who c•n do
an., rhtng."
Howard: "I believe that the only peBon r«.:alh e~er
capo~ble of lleveloptng moraluy. patriot1sm, or any such
elustvc term, personal re.pons1bih ty. u, rhe person
h1mself or herself."
That lr~t can bl! expanded to include self-preserv.1tton.
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Dave Borofka
Staff writer
Christ 1s a crutch ... almo\t. cause
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help ~uppo rl who1t il. alread p.JHh• able. Crutches are lor rhe
cuppled whu want an a•d-they hold no s'gnittt:Jnce for the Or totally dh.1bled. I need much more than a crutch. And
untortunately l'ln not atyptcal.
M.rvbe do\er to the figurative truth would be: Jeius i-s a bodv
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11:.! ~ ~-~ :~~2~0~-.!'2~T~A!~ J • crt me
MetroloJn-what •s it? This is bas•call)·a
booll. lo.tn '>Y'>tem in the Portland area.
Students, lacuhy and .,taft rna} ched oul
book' from the Portldnd State Un" ersil)'
Ubrary ind from the Univers1ty of
Porlldnd ltbr.try b\ pre5enting their
current idcnuftcation card.
Mo~ny Ll. ~tudenh must alread) be
o~w.tre ot thi:. \:Ooper.llive Library borro,v­
mg .. ystem. Portland Slate reporb that
.tpproli.Ht'IJtd) · 500 book) were checked
out b) lC .\tudcnts during the fall term.
Unlortunacclv . many ot the~c \ludent'
Jnd lo1cuhy member~ did not reJd the
~m.•ll print .1bout the charse~ lor boo!...'>
nut r~,.•turncd when Juc.
[,u:h College and Un1.., ersit ha., lh own
pohcy on ch.ugmg for O\erdue hbrt:tr}
matcri.:el . LC 'tudcnl and lacuh)'
membt•rs )hould b~ aw:.tre thai Ponland
!)lilh' c h.ugt: 25 c.:ents per dily tor Cdth
book that ·~ m erdue w1th a milxtmum fene
of S5 00 T hNC " no gr<Av ... periuJ.
ci~ Pulllu Occurenu~ for fene llgurc
on O\l rdut• bool .... tr.tn<tplant . And yet, while we recogniLe our need for Cod '"
our ltves, we only gl\e Him part of ourselv~ wath whtch to
work. (An .nm here. a leg there-e.:u:h indi\ idual part ts good,
but rtllher usel~-; until they're bound toge1her imo a whole.)
We grvc htm JUst enough so that our conso~nce doesn'l r.tart
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No, lt..-su~ h not cJ crutch. for all hough I now belie"c tn Him as
m)' lord and 5.lvtor. that still doesn't change one cnttcal fact:
I'm a ~•nner . f\)rtchen. )e'>. Perfe<:t. no-· most as uredly no.
But, we do ha' c a promic;e, one thai 1'\ rv. o-told m nature.
Becau~e Chrhl Himself t!l. hving Within, Cud ha created a
totally ne\\ per on. Ht!l Spirit geh in~ide you Sc~me old body,
same old tntelle\;t. but a new ::.ptrtt, one that ~.tnnot li~e the old
lite. While Je u~· death on the cross blot out ~tn, so too does
that death have power to chang~ lives at this very moment. B)
fa•th. :t'lo we hvc 1n the convictton ot whit we belie~e . God's
!>ptrtt re-\\orks u~. that we might bring glory to God.
'et. I remilin a sinner-1 still blow i1 befor~ God. At teme I
gr.1~p .:ontrol .1gain and return to thoAt ""hich hold and dead.
th1nkmg it preterable ro the righteousne.,., of God. nd, o do
w~ com~ to the :>econd part ot 1he promtse: J~l.li con11nues to
low and toq~i"! U'~> a \\ t! confes .. our sins \\lth a repentenl
heart. I h torgtveneS> 1s not u on1.e only propQ 1tion.le.1ving us
to '>tru~glc on. R.tther. It tS conttnuou!~ and i'> thl' tool b • which
Cod deo.~n e<> us..
No, )C!>U'S t not .1 crutch I .1m consumed w tth m need for
thm I need H1 c.onttnued [o~l\eneu. t nt!ed tit nevo ltfe in
tht· power of 1he Hoi ptnt nd fmallv. I need to contmuatl~
•eld up all. )urrendcnng all of m elf so that He mt •h1 ha e
complt:w ..::onlrol, kt.-eptng me 1urned from m
On f.uth I h,,, e w ... , cd Hun-l~us 1 lord I • Page 6
WHAT?
Thet~ \\111 b~ a run-otf elect1on tor -'~L C
v,,~._-...pre>•df!nt b~h\t!en fohn R. Evam
and S~up 01born. \oM,;\\ ill lake p/;,n• rn
chc Trail Room tomorrow, {fnday). Jan
30 Mark your bJ/IorJ
\\ ould-be bank robber Marl.; ltppman
\\aU.~..-d Into a bank in Queem, Ne~' 'ork.
and phwd a note to a teller demandrng
''\our t\.'n~ , 1\\ ent1es, and th1nie1>."
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BOX
Tomorro\\ night, Jan. 30, the
t.:o~mopolnan Hotel will be \\here the
ACTION 1s. Dr~~ 10 the HILT (\\hl•re,t!r
~ou~ may be) and d.tnle to the mus1c of
BROTHERS AND FRIE"\DS. lrom 9-12:30.
Ticlets "111 be old a\ the door tor ~4/cou·
pic. AI th~ Top ot the Cosmo, 1030
Nonhca\t Umon, 6th floor in the Athens
Ballroom .
~ny ~•udent wt!>hrng to part1c1patt.' tn
1he ~a\'ldu)t -\rts .md Crafts f ~ll\.11.
.. rlca)C COniJCI Phylh~ Cit .lgia~ for rnfo ilnd
appltc.ulons : :NS-i' 328
To all parucularl\' c 1na rned \'1 ith the
cnerst probll'm. OSPIAG is holding a
conlcrence on E'~R~Y-ECONOMICS
feb, 6th and 7th at PSU. hpem \\lllledd
dl!iCU!.Ston) and workshops on a)pecu of
energv economtcs. Fee: )2. )tudcnu, S 10,
all others Send r~g•wat1on l~t? wuh your
name. phone. tr d addre~~ to·
OSPIAG Conference on
Energy Economics
115 SW 4th Ave
Portland . Ore 97204
Phtlosophicol studies: There will bl! a
mt-ttrng ol ~tudent., anJ membe r~ or the
philo~ophy department to pldn the two
cctrom of PhiiO~tophtca l Studic~ for Spr·
rng term. The meet•ng will be Thursda'V,
today Januar) 28, 1-3 pm •n Clayton
Morgaretdge·~ off•c•?, 2J Odell Manor. II
)Ou'r'-' •ntercsted. but can't make the
meeting, plene lOntact one ol the
members ot the phtlo~oph\ department.
All rnterested students .ue mvited to
attend.
\\ ondermg about Book fines? Gene rot I
Circulat•on book~ are due 2 week ~ I rom
the tollowtng Thurs. These books. can be
rcnc.'\\ed by phone or at the CIRC. Desk tf
there i!> no Hold Frn~ are: one \\t.:ek
grace perrod, after that the fine i~ S1 per
week retroactive to the date due. Reserve
book tin'!) are charged according to how
long they an be checked out. In terms ot
hour !f., you are t:hargcd 25 cenu for eo.ch
hour overdue. In term~ of days, you are
ch<trgt.-.d 25 cent• lor edch d<~y . Remember
th01t lrnc.s arc cut 1n h1lt tl patd at the Care.
De!>k, ... ccpt for R~r ve Books. If you
have more questtons, ask the hbrar1dm
blra 11me on your hands? Whv not do
~mcthmg rt•ally c.:onwuc.tc~; c, po~~cbly 10
vour ftl!fd of ~tudyl Comull L C'~
\ oluntc•·r Bureau. The) C'dll place )OU 111
.1n 01gen that grH"\ necd••d and \!Jiuable
JOb c,;perrenc c For mOrt! rnlo c.aJI L•~.
·~r 428 ar 429. Pioneer Log
II ,·ou can't ~C\.' ~atching T.V. bt!Cau'e
:.ho\'1, ar~· trttc ,md not worth the time I
rccomml•nd per onalh THE: NEON
CflliN< ~unda Feb. 1 at 5 p.m on
Chanml 12 It stars Gig 'oung and lee
Gr. nt, and •~ "ell worth our time.
Dtrt•ctl) alter. there "ill be d ~porb
pt•I.:Jr.tl, TORCH Of CHr\to.fP/01\ ~ Btll\'
l\1dd \\ 1JI ho~t th1s halt-hour documentJrv
on the \\inter Ol)·mptc Game .
WHEN?
Tho Medium, a two-act opera b)'
Cian·C arlo \ten ott• "til be staged 1n
ham Au d. F t>b. 12 .md 14. It well bl
performed in [ngltsh by rhc Pordand
Opt.> I a ,\\~oftauon ·s Opera Studio and the
Porrl.1nu ChambN Orc-hestra Preceding,
tht• orche'>tra will play Haydn ·s Symphony
No 55, "The Schoolmaster ." For t1cket
tnlo call 248·4741. Admtssion : S4 adults, S2
~tudents t~nd ~entor cicizens.
Name the occupauon of the~e lamou!>
T. \'. char .tcter!o: a 1 the next door neaghbor
on The D1C'k Van 0)·ke Show. b) Thorney
on OzZil' and Hamer. c) Eddie Haskell on
lcaVl' It to Beaver. d) Fred Mertz on I Love
Lucy td Art Carne~ on The
Hone)moonl•n f) Gomer Pyle on Andy
Gnlf11h Show.
If you'rt• mto cla\!.ical vocal mustc and
would h~e to be gro~sl) ' entertained,
Sharon Gro~s wtll be gt\lng cJ graduate
rt:clldll eb. 1. Evam Au d. 8:30p.m. Admh·
saon IS FREE. Hear a vo1ce of romorrow
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There I!. an exhibtt 1n the ltbrary of ~ome
30 .Htalacts from rh~.: AnCient Near East
The< ollt.•C'tron I'> brought to uscourte\y of
o1 fore1gn tudent So peruse the rare book
room An) qucmion!>, Cdll BQb Haboldt,
••xt. 34"'
A fP\'1 hour· ot >ilene~ 1s JUSI what
I.!VtHyonc nt-'ed' Marcel Marceau will be
<~PP~3 flllg at the Po11land Civic
Aud1torrum Mon., feb. 16 at 8 15 p.m.
Ttckets range S5·S8. Get them ar Celebrity
Attractaons, 1010 SW Morn~on or Meter &
Fran!~: downtown.
Aho coming to the Cav1c Aud on Feb. 5
and 6 arc Ferrante & Teicher Prodigaes of
New York'~ Juclliard School of Musrc.
the~ phenomenal p1anr~ ts ~tarted playmg
together at the age of s1x, Today they play
m;unly popular muscc fabulously . Tickets
avaalable same place as Marcel Marceau
~ho~ P11ce~: SS to S7
YWCA is offering <1 Natural CosmetiCS
Workshop (three \f>\~ton\ ) T ues begrn­
nmg M;uch l, 7-9 pm Cost: ~7.50. For
H'gtstrat ion call: 223-6281.
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Pr>ttland aH•a collcgf' student ~ are be­
rng .Jda·d 10 help the IR~ rn their
\ oluntc••r lnt omc Tali Ahl"ance
progrdrn If )UU hiHC background 1n th1s
ar••a Jnd \\ ould lake to g111 c some lime call
S31om" Mantal~t , 221·3166. • •
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No mon.• ~ug.H, Honl'yl That\ rrght the
Rt•lorm!> hJve bl'gun. Pn•,1dent Howard
wafl,t'd tnto SA(,'\ eMI1er thl'> wee!.. and
dt~CO'-cred th.tt \\hue >Ugdr w.u ~t1ll be1ng
u~cd a"ec: cream rn coffee and on cereal.
8) ht) order, the confection was qu1ckly
ab<Jndorwd and replaced bv a di<oh ol
brm' n ~ugar. "Hone) i~ even better,"
replied Thud \\ht•n doHm' of -,tudenr..
began qut•~taontng htm. Whue o;ugar may
)1111 b~ lound at SAGA however. It's
m11u•d 111 with the ctnnamon But trr to
keep 11 a ~ecrPt.
Student quote for the week "Few
thtng' m hie prov1de more comtstent and
~au~fving plea>ure thc1n good rood love
ma't be more •mportdnt Sex may be more
exciting But, food 1s mo. e avatlable."
WHY?
Hd\l' vou tc~J..t~n .m oversea .. tnp with
LCl Rerurnee!> arc.:. needed 10 partiCipa te
'"the lntern.ttlonal f<IH on reb 11. II you
ilre intl•resl<'d contact Lti,J Motamedi, ext
334. bo>. 1811, or rn the International
l oungc.
Bank-. haH• all the money Jo\nd you pay
• ouu agcou11 amount' for d checking ac-
count, right? OSPAIG has ju~t come out
w1th t1 h01ndboot.. I recto college students.
It tells everythrng you need to know about
chedtng actoun t~ in the Portland area
For frl'e ched tng account gu1de, wnte
OSPRIC, 115 S'A 4th, Portland. Oregon
97204
lnterer,tl'd in solvrng world problems?
The Model Unitl'd N.:Jt1om of lewts and
Clo~tk will meet Thur>day. January 29 at 4
p.m. in the TrcJil Room Conferences this
term and the Far We~t Conlercnce held 1n
Caltlorn1a next term wtll be discussed.
Clt1~~ credit CdO be arranged.
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No d.tnong 1n Portlandl Well, you're
wrong. Portland 0dncc Thc.Jter will pre­
Sl•nt .i progr<~m of new ..rnd old works
T hrl'<~ night., only: F cb. 5.&,7 ell 8 30 pm
Cabell Center lor the P~rformtng Arts,
68l5 SW B.trnc' Rd .• Portland. 1 ickets: SS
for adult" re .. crved ,.e.ltang. S3 for
)tudents· rt;~erved )e.ltlng. $2 general
admt,ston balcony ~eats. Info• 227-3840
Why h it import.m t to explore S E A~t•,
Korea' inpdriiCUiolfl Z.thdf Wah.tb Will r~­
pond to thb quP~ t•on o~nd other<o Tu~
f cb 3. 6:30 in the New Dmtng Room.
Dig Sprang wrm The A'>\OCtallon for
Culturc~l Elcch.tnge wc~nro. people wnh
prevtOU\ archaeologtcdl experience to
help an anternc~ uonal I<Mm excavate paru
of Northc1mpton England. and the Anglo­
Saxon ce-metery at 5ptnlo Htll m Norlolk
(xpetien<ed volunteer\ wtll recc1ve fret
boo1rd and lodgmg for the~r help. Thost
Without expenence, but tntere~o ted. c.m
take a cour!le at Lincoln College Oxford
Thi~ end~ wrth three week'> of part•cipd·
tton in a dtg S1x academ•c credrts Cdn bt
earned. r urther detatls, wrtte Jan low­
'on, 539 We~t 112 St. New York. N \
10025.
WHO?
Dr. Edw;~rd Hucnamann, an executi\e
of the United Pre,byteuan Church. claun.'
in our cr t1 WC' need to empha!IILC tht?
recogniLc1ble sptrttual dtmen.,ion 1n all
life. indudrng what we've dlways called
!>crular
Dr. Huenamc~nn wtll be at L(
Sun Feb 8 (hapl'l. 10 30 a m , Stewart
Coop .. p m.
rue~ 1-eb 10: Cl.t'\\ di\(Ul>\100, 3 10. open
di\CU!I~aon 8 p.m.-both in Chapel
Wed F cb. 11: C hdpel all c.tmpu~
convoca tion-"Dc~ign1ng Your fuiUre
11 a.m.
Pedagogues profess: It mcly be that che
only boot<. we have 1n common the\e da~
ts the Boy Seoul Handbook . Robt
Du .. enberry
M7 '>incere'>t apologte!l co Den1~ 1·
Thomp .. on. who la'>t week due to an err()(
on my pdrt, Wd\ the regtondl oJdmts .. tom
repre .. entattve lor Elmtra College She I'> in
actualrty an Alumnt Reprc\entattve Sorr)
Den•>e 29 January
Winning l
freE
Bonr
SJ
There
movements
I\\ l'>llng. !>OJ
htgh board
adrenaline.
enough ~owl
make divrn
Clarl.. sport
dtving coac
that quite tl
There is
d1\er for l
Carol Freel
transferred
M~rsth. Cat
the North~
currently
ranking unl
per~onal c
Hildtbr ant.
For
In dual m
are SIX dtV
requtred ell
Optional f~
dude the rl
forward do,
hall, one an
and back Ol
Emblen,
Carol hop«
\eason. H~
placed thir<
ye.tr, '>houf
ranking for
Vil 97&
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pre­
prk\
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tor
cr~l
Sli,
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With
e to
part~
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fret
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ford
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latm1
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ailed
~wart
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Itt he
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Sorr) Winntng form
Freer diving
Bonnte MacKinnon
Sports writer
• Page 7
• omen to natio
Tom Bornard
Sports wrator
lhc Lewt\ and Cl:uk wom,.ns
volleybdll team thuve<.J on the
word!> ''hitrd wor~ and dcdl<.a·
Iron." It helpf'fj them wtn theu
third :,trcught Northwc~t dlstrtct
tatl•! ..tnd secuu• a bid to &he ~mall
coiiPge n.ttton.tl tournam{•nt m
Por.attdlo , Idaho, Dec. 11·13
It w .. ~ the ftr$1 tcm,. a women~
team from Lewis .and Clark rec eiv­
ed., spottn a n.ltconaltourn.tment
Impressive season
The Paonecrs cMned the btd by
compthng an tmprcs\tVC 29·5
season record. The only los~cs
wert• to maJor dtva~aon schools.
Porll.md Stall• and Oregon
College of lducauon. Lewts and
Cl .. rk had an unblemashed 8-0
mark ro wtn the womcns con·
terence ol andep•Jndent collcKeS.
The Ptoneer women .tlso won•the
Wlllamelh! Untverf>itv Invitational
;md Southern Oregon Invitational
tournamrmts .
Befort• leJvmg lor the nt~tiont~ls,
Lewas and Clark successfully
defended theu Nonhwest dtstrtct
title by stopping Oregon Tech tn
the championship mo~cch of the
distract tournament, lS-1, 15-7. On the WdY co the crown, the women
downed Gonzas·•· Botse Stalf•,
Whuworrh .• md George fox. Dur­
mg the tournament, the Proneers
won 14 c:ons,..cutiv•! games and
allowt:d only 24 pomts In thcu last
ten gdmes.
Sponsored by the Auoctataon
lor lntcrcollegiale Athletacs for
women, the nattonal tOurnament
drew the top 16tcams I rom acr<ns
the ndtton.
ne for seventh
In the first round of thenat•onal
tourney, lewts and Clar~~ drew a
r.tron~ Untvcrsity of Cal ar lrvtne
team. LC lost the match 0-2. The
Ptonecrs CdmP back to dctc.u thcu
next two opponents and earn a
plac~ •n the play-offs Untor-
1 unately ror the Ptone •rs, they
I ..teed top seeded U.C. Rtv•~rs•de .1s
their ftrst opponent and dropped
the conrest 0-2. Lewrs and Clo~rk
went on to hnt'lh 10 a tie for
o;evemh.
Lcw•s and CIMk was pa,ed by
four all-stars. Cori Burgess and
Willi~: Wtlltams placed on the f~rst
team while Iandy Sharp and Lmda
Kelly made the second squad
Coach Mary Lou Hunter's ccam
prided itsell on team pia and
made it pay olf.
There are few )pon~
movements a~ graceful a., the
twt\Ung. soanng, downfltght of a
high board dtver Wrt h ItS rush of
adrenaltne, dtvtng should lure
~nough !>wtmm•ng enthu.,,a.,ts to
mah divmg c1 m .. JOI lew!\ and
Cl•u~ .. pore However. tn talktng to
dtving COc1Ch. Gary Emblen. I ftnd
that quite the oppo!~ite is true. orking toward another championship
Ther~ i\ only one confirmed
dt~~r lor LC this \~a,on. She is
Carol Freer .1 ~ophomore, who
tran~lerred to I.C from PaCifiC Un·
1\l!rSit\. Carol Wcl') r,mkcd third in
the or thwt•'t la!>t year and is
current!) working tor d better
ranking under the training ol her
personal divtng COdch. Laura
Hildtbrc1nt.
Forward double
In dual meet competttaon there
are sax dive'> executed One ,.,
requued dnd ftve are optaonal
Opuonal fc1vontes of Cc1rol'~ an­
dude the rever~e one and a hall.
forward double, rnward one and a
half, one and d half wath full twi'>t.
and back one and a half
Emblen, h,wang confidence in
Carol hopes to do ver;· well thas
\t?a~on. He '>.:tid. Carol, beang
placed third in the "lorthw~t last
ye.~r. ~hould get thard or better
rankang tor the comtng ~ea'!>on " Bonnae MacKmnon
Sports wnter
The prev.Jthng mood w.Js one ot
frustration and da~appointment.
The ~tenc was the remaantng
manute:, of Lew•~ and CI.Jrk's tarst
.,., omt!ns bd'>kctball match ol the
'ea!>on. D~crtbed a~ one ot the
ugh1e~t game~ oHiciatcd. LC los&
to C~orgc fox, 37-49.
With conlidencc tlowing. the
ltrst ten mmutes of the g.1me <>aw
Donnd Roa~n put in 8 potnh LC
'eemed to have it" ac.t togethe-r
and lorged ahead 17-9 at one
poant an the f arst half. However
foul problem~ and carel~'>\ belli
hc1ndhng caused them to loo,e th.ll
margtn. By the end ot the half the
score wa~ .,et at 21-21.
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problems continued in the second
h..tlf. George Fox started clickmg
oll~m•vel\' .md LC'~ momemum
W<tS con!>tantly broken by lool!>.
The fl!matning half wa\ descnbed
by one pi.Jyer as being "a joke."
fhc louis chat arose included
anythrng and c\'erythmg. A grand
totJI ol 35 fouls. 13 ol whach
belonged to Georg~: Fox, was
produced b~· the gam~ . LC lo)t 15
potnt'> at 1he foul ltne, 4 player) to
rh~.; '>tde line, and ultimately, the
go~mt:
Hagh poant '>Corer:~ included
center <.ort Burge~s (11) and
torwdrd!> Bevo Nelson (9) and'
Donna Roason IIi)
The team has its llrst home game
tonight in Pamplin.
Jim Millegan
Staff writer
This tall the old turt turned to
mud after the tall raans and only
It\ e gdme,. One \()(Cer game wa~
pl..tycd on thl· tootbdll held. M<~n)
pl.n cr'> complatnt.>d .lbout the
mudd\ condition<.
Athletic Director Fred Wilson:
"T hl· thtng thJr ' antere,ttng i
that '' e .,., oul<.J not be playing in
the mud." fhc new football field
wall I.Je CQmpletcd b\· Apul 1.
"\\ c thmk that wnh the new
~w ldC'e .,., ~·rc putting on, '' e'll be
able to play all our o cer matches
(men dnd \'liOmcnt. tootball
gel me\, and <!'en ha' c P E. dtises
on tt," tdtt.!d Walscm I.Jz Warren
Sports writer
Stanng down at the biJck ltne.
runnang .uound the gym, m)' Ntke
tennas shoes goa hca"')'. One more
mtnute lett of coach Hunter·~
runumtilltheydrop condittontng
lor LC's women's basketball . Atter
the ten manute sprant we go on to
dnbblang and shootrng dralls that
would challenge the skill of Bill
Waltun.
The te.Jm sacrifaced a \\ eek ot
preciOU\ Chrtstmas vacc1tion to
catch up w•th other schools rn our
conference. Thc-r've been
shoottng the rim since lt~~t term,
gavang us 3 lot of ground to CO\ er.
The team con~im ot seven
The ney, surface. called ''Hy­
Pia ", i'!> not .. ynthettC but real
grass. It h.u a 7 inch growang
medium composed of all the
dtllerent kind~ of sotl that do not
hold water. \\ater goes through
the 7 inch~ tnto an exten.ive
draining '>~)I em snuated un­
derneath 11. The (acid •~ .,.,atered
au&om.Jticdll) 3t lt'lie A.M. b)' >en·
sor m the lield that deter mane
ho\". much tS needed, ti an)'· All
cht=mic.tls neccssar)' to suMain the
sr<• ~ so through the spnnller
system 01nd the sensors
automacac.JIIy determ•nc hO\\
much t$ needed
ll) -Pia as a ne\\ breed of gra
that 1s \Cr\ Codr'lc and much
tougher rhan norm.1l •r.t It ~~
pre-gro.,., n, th~.:n l;ud on the field hotshot rcturnrng player~ and it\i e
muhnalented newcomer'!. We'\ic
got hard work ahead as thederen­
dtng Nonhwest Dastrtct Cham·
ptons but wnh thts team there's a
J(OOd chance of keeptng the tttfe.
One of our strongest poants ts the
abiltl)' to dnve and shoot trom the
tnstde combtned wath outs•de
shooters to contus.<! the delense.
La~t Fnday mght YoiC drove down
co Salem ror the Wallamette Jam­
boree. Thi$ c.:ons•sted of three. 20-
mtnute games. LC d•d well at the
J<lm. c.tnnang all three teams­
OtT, W illamette, OCE-wnh ea~y
v•ctori~. pre5\!rvin~ our repulo~·
lion. The Jambore~ gave us prac·
uce tor our llr'!>t W LIC game
agatnst George fox on Monday.
• ace
The cost is one-stxth that ot a
synthetic turf. \\ alson: "NFL foot·
ball pla)ers who play on all these
vnthetic turfs hate them. The) 're
looking \let)' closel)' at this Hy·P13y
•.• It') the coming thing. We've
been inH~~tig<~ung it lor four or
tt .. e )ear),"
This l)peof S)>t~m\\.:tS tarst u ed
a Spra~ue High • hool an Salem
lour or lt\e years ago.\\ tbon saad
that it wJ working 'cry well for
them o.~-.id Douglas High School
m Portland pia\ ed 36 football
games on their OC\\ H -Pia\ tur1
thts fall. "ll hdd up\ e!) \.,;ell,' ~·d
\\ tlson, "but the srass dad \\ear
oh. Th,u' beuuse 11 wa~ o ne\'
Thdt's Jn dd\c;nt4ge '' h,n: e tf \H'
put tl tn nov.. 29 Jenuery 1 97£'
• Close ~·ut no c1gar
• Tom Barnard
Sport~ writer
\\hat ha' happened to the l ~\' ''
and Clark bJ,~ctb<tll tc.:Jml It
an\ one ha a ~ohwon. pic aM' c;On·
t<~C:I Dc.tn St.•mpcrt •mml'dlJtd} I
Ol•,patc cl;um~ ot bt'ing "travel­
well!)"· rtw Ptonl'Cf' lOUidn't
l'Vl'n \\ .,, .u home a~ the} droppl'd
thctr htth "J\\ l gamt• to PaClllt
Unavcr~,,~ 6~-.. 9 ).)turda\ n1ght
Fa,onto to lf'pe.ar a' "'WC
champ~. tht.• Ptoneer~ began con·
ference pia\ \\llh a ?-1 mark. The)
h;n e comptled a :?-5 record smce.
to remam four game<> behind fir~t
piau! Ltnheld. Only 1-5\\ htt\\ onh
has kept LC out of the cellar.
At homl.' for the f•r~t um..:: m II\ c
gam~. the P1oncer5 \\Cre lool..mg
to a wm. A small but '·ocal crO\\d
ho\,t!Cf up to witn~~ the Ptonecr)
m action
Last place contenders
LC too~ the court and lm·
med•atcl ~how~d wh\ lhe · were
ontender' tor la~t place cl!> P ac•l•c
gunned the P1once,.... for .1n earl)
21-6 lead. Cold ~hooting and the
lo ~ ol ~ 10 center Rick Zimmer­
man, due to foul trouble. w1dened
th15 to 29-14
Late m the hm h;slf the P1oneer5
Captain Nate Dickinson
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I Rick Van Orden
Sports editor •
bl•gan tO IOH' tfll' gap \\'llh thrt!~
mmutes ll•ft to pl." the\ drt:\\
'"tlun 111:. PilCiht: l31nt' hack\\ 11h
wmt• hnl' shoc..lling to top 1hc
Pton•'l't momentum and tak•• d 40·
.. N ll.'.td mto tlw lu~.:k••r room,
One l.m, dt!.Hruflllcd \\ ith the
"hoi\.• allatr rnumhll.'d "thl" tl'am
,., no lun to \\cltch."
Iced cake
P.t(rh~o ~tartcd the ,.-cond hall
1ustllkc tlw) ~t<uted the tir .. t, hotl
The Boxl.'r> hu1h .m 18 pomt lead
belort" tht• P1oncer~ .m~wcrcd b\
brmgm~ '" ZimmcrmJn. From
there the Ptonecrs tool. control of
th•• pace ott he g::rnc. Zimmt•rman
put m 17 'ClOnd hall pomt~. Jnd
w1th ~~~ .. than a mtnute to pia)
brought the Ptoneers w1thin one,
7g -60. d!!fcm." t.> lap'c "iced the
c.tkl'" ilS Paohc C'.'lpitallzed to'''"
62-79.
1 hl.' P1onccr :\CJ~on rs now up in
the au. Though not mathematical·
h eltmtnatcd, the Pioneer'> would
have to win the rc.\1 ot the1r game~
to ha' e a ch.mce at ltrst The
P1ont!'Cr~ could turn to the role of
"~potlt!r'' and uy to knocJ.. off the
lOOtt'ndmg team'>. Or. the defcn­
dmg champ1on~ could g1v~;; up and
CJII it "a rebu1lding }e.tr."
Ginger Baehr
Sports writer
1 A~ i~ customary at the close of I There t!> a promhing intramural
e\'ery football sea~n. thert! u; the lbaskctballteam on the up and up. I select• on <Jf thme players .,., ho~e IAfter ., dismal sea~on lc1st y~ar, 1 play qual1fres them a~ all-where• sp1r1ts Wt!rc high <Jnd scor-
1 <:onteience .. Th1~ )ear's LC football 1'"8 wa) low, th<: former (uh)
tcarn had four pcrlormt!r ~ Gmgt•r Bc.u'!> have: regrouped to I sefc ted a5 having excelled m their ltorm Co1•'s Nads. (Personully, I 1 respccarv~ pos11lons . Scott lwould'w s.hJ( k wuh tht> old
liur~.hcut and Brian Concannon lnamt!l)
lw~,,. placed on the Northwest Atthl' b•,g•nmnB ol thr>scason it
IConh.•ren(f' dett.!nSI\ 1.! I Pam. Du k lluuke•J IIHt' chc• Nad~ Wl'rc gomg
J Oa) and Mrke Y01ll•· were the l'o bP 111 wor5t: shape th.tn the y£·ar
l'conecr contnbuuons to the all-I before Tlw G. Bt•ar's had d 2. nd 4 I conference otff!rulve unit, r••rord tho•rr f~rst )r>.lSCJn I he two
IOur~hart and YuiiiP. are both lwm~ dC'tua11)· wNen't even
M!mors The 1976 ed1t1un of the
1wm~ .• they wert• forf••ll~o
IP1oneers will have Day bac~ o111d Uu1 wuh the acqu1~1tum of
lwrll te turc 8r1an Concannon a~ IOuadt• Smith, Ke11h Callagh•·r and
c..;ptarn I ~; ________ _ Pioneor log
•
Hartung lays it up for two
Pincock plays defense
Ric-h Jachon. a new dtmt"n<.lon ha~
been added to the N,tds,
somethins they've never had
before ... height.
By no medm Dave> Cowen-., Btll
Wc~hon or KcHecm Abdul Jclbb,.u.
the three <Jrt: ..til over .. h feet.
Smith and Gaii.Jghl' r .1rc both &'l"
and Jachon mcd'>lHI:!) 111 ill 6'2",
To thu Nc~d.. the\P guys Jrc "
bit•\ mg from llc.tVPil I .t'>t yc•;u
the .wer.tgt• ht•tJ(hl of tht·t~arn w,,.,
5'8",
r ht• c~cldtllon of Lo~rry Bur ton,
Jim Bre1tb..trth and P.tt r rt!.ld\\ ••Y
ha~ s·~t>n the le.tm somf•thing t>l~··
they'v .. "'"'''' h.ui bdor • ... depth
After !IIX gamclt, lht• Nach hold
dn a\tuundtn~ 1-3 rec:ord. lhc·~
st,ull'd tlw \l!.t~oll wtth .. lo~~ lo
GreK Shoal~' Blur• Chtp!>, the• er an
number one team in the ~tdn
ding~ . But, they jumped bacJ.. and
scored thetr fir~t on-court wm
over the St.uving Chtldren .
The Nad\ were then onto il
merry-go-round wet>k with
dl'c:t\IVC victorie~ O\ er the Ele{tflc
Or.mge ..tnd the K<tngarOO!> with ol
lo!.s to the 01one Hooper!> 1n
!Jctwe<.·n
'We pl.1y for fun Some of tho .. ~
U>.tm ... I think tdkc rlu!m,clw, too
\l'riUU\IV ," is rhe fl•chng of lt•Jdt!r
K••n Got·. "Wmnmg t!l tun but u's
more tun th.tt "vervbod.,. · ge't\ ,,
'hnncc to pl.1y. We havl• .1 lauyh .u
INmfl hke SAE .md the Bump dnd
Rumwrs who llfl! out to wm the
mtr.Jmurul \ lllle. We woru.Jer tl
tlll'y h.t\iP .u mur.h luna ~ we dol"
lrnpr•-s.,lve pl•r lorman( l!S havl' Page a
b~cn turm•d in by Breitbar t~
Sm1th, Gallagher and Jack5on 1!:
tht• scormg dcp.utmen t a!IC
h.uchetmen Brown .md C..oc ha11
don'· .t guod JOb dl'femlvt•lt
(1\et!p at 11 l eo•) 1\cC'ordlng r~
C..uc "I \ r•ryhoc.Jy who play~ pl••l
1()0'1 •
Ll\t I hur .. ddy tlw N .. uh t>vt•nt
thc11 rc•rorcJ 1 o J .md 3 With .s lOll
to lh<• SAl.'> ..and tht•y 1..-ughe~i
But they rt•luoklllg lorw.trd to till
rP I of 1 ht• w,l\on with bug~·
opllnmm According to \II~
Brown "\!\'t•'rl' l:lOill1.1 lw b .tntH
th1~ yc.H. We )till got tt•.lm'> to piJr
th.tl '"'' drung wor "than" e .ue I
1.: no"' "'I' .1n Ju Ill"
l h£>r •• Will Ill' a :.lx-p.rd ,( yo;.
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Reac
RA s Riel<
MC Steve I
wa) lor peo
to be given
there t'> no
Prestdent
~ometh mg
11 unrnistakc
college tha
they W<Jnl 11
both b} w
\.Onl!nUniC
ot th1~ h~dr
not be tclk
uruJt::P•tan d
pc..·rceptron
thJt we are
sall'gu .. rcJ Sl
th ... t pdft ol
It wa~ il <
29th, when
Lounge to
the c'<cntn~
Students
for twel\(! r ru,tt:c. a~
dtACid~d to
\\ere Rl'v
Molell\ Ell
MC Steve I
tontKht ,, 'I
<.omrn umc~
"We reelt
{'-pt·rt" on (
h,JVf been \I
dorm pohCI
PH!lt} good
much tnput
th1\ pol1c:" c
to n.we d 8'
h.svang .1n t>l
Alh•t BL'I f
.t mernbl•r l
c.od11or, m.td'