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

February 12, 1976 Volume 34, Number 12

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1976-02-12

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

lew•s and Clark Colle"""
Second
• attempt
Perry Olson
Stotf wnter -
Sometime m the early morning of Sunday, Feb. 1 there
ft•~ dll .mempted r iipl' in an unlocked room in Copeland
Hall.,\ comprchcmive review of cJmpuc; secumy •~ now
underway by the re!>ldcnce hall\ ~taff and the LC Securhy
office.
. C\1'1·11 mP.Jsurr~ ill" being comtdered. The two most
~b\t.mtial .lH! tmpr ovmg Cdmpu'> ltghtmg and hirmg
more securtty pcr~onnel. A thtrd proposed measure
~ould be tu m~t.lll .1 'card-key' SV\tl-'rn A coded card
~ould be tssurd to !'very dorm rc.stdent which would
, <~ctt\dll' a mcdldntcal ~cmo r to unlod; the tront door.
I Th•' svstcm dcsmbed by LC !'ecurrt) Otrec1or Dick
1 P1d:e11 would co"' roughrly $80,000. L.lUr a Alt~chul.
: Copeland RD, ~a•t.l that hntng two additional Security
1 off1cer~ \"Ould cor.t between $16,000 and S 18,000 ~ year.
' Ahhough ft!W people on the r(!}idence hall~ !>tatf and in
· the Security olttC"I! .trguc Jbout the net:d tor increased
dorm ~ccurtty. the degree ol fmJncial commitment by
tht> Jdmirm.trauon rem.um to be. ~een.
Challenge strangers
Prt ..... ldent Howard rN.ently !ltated in an open meeting
1n Cnpel,md Hall that hmng addttional ~ecurity per­
sonnel would put the college mto deficit.
Alcordmg to Dtrector ol R<'\tdence Hall. Marc Hoff­
man, 01ck Pitkett h.1s repe.tt~d ly d'>ked for more ~ecurity
personnel I loll m.tn >.ttd that tn the p.t t Ptd ell ha\
tound l1ttle 'upport from othN admintstr auon membl!r'l.
P1ckctt Wd!> un.watlablc for c.omment.
Holtm.tn went on to suggest c,cver al student tntttated
mea.,ure'>. Among the'>e were locking room door:..
lockrng lounge door., at ntght .md keeping the bathroom
door proppt~d opt•n.
!.lt ... chul al'o mentioned a challenge system for
str01r S<''" seen tn the re~idence hal h.
Altschul · ... when ,,.ou see someone in your hall you've
ne\ er .. een bet ore or it .. omethmg doesn't look right, .. ay,
'Hev. c<tn 1 help you f." If anythmg doe'> !leem suspicious
let somebody know.
Freedom or securtty
Both Hoflm<Jn dnd '\h.,chul teelthat for dny securhy
ml'J'>Uff!!. to be t!lfenuv~ ther mu'>t be accompani!!d wtth
la\tmg '>tudent c.on((~ rn Hoffm11n refered to a temporary
~tate of concern lcl'>l yecH aher a stmilar inc•dent
HoweHH. precauttom \Uth JS locl<.mg doors dimimshed
wvcr al week' after the lnCtdcnt
Hoffm.1n '>.ltd that <>tudent!> mu~> t not only maintain a
la~ung conc.ern. but mu'>t c1lso realize the rclauonship
between freedom .1nd securaty.
Hoffman ' People .trc wanting their rreedom tntact and
they rt: wantmg .. ecurity .:tt the same ume There ~ got to
be a trade-oft ~>omewhere.''
Alhchul felt that an increase in security would not
neccs!.clrily mean tangible rewiction~ of freedom. She
al\o sec" the need for incre.l~ed ~tudent sensitivtty to the
problem Tht., would both make pre~>ent measures more
effecttve .-.nd would contrtbute to a long-term continua­
lion of precauttom
Both HoHman and Altschul are concerned that
nomtnally effective med'>ures such as lockmg room and
lounge door., dt night may dimintsh wtth time. This is why
the~ feel-.tudent concern must retatn some permanence .
Ah.,chul. along wtth Ail.in RD Deb Schallen and
Mdrgdrct f ergur.on are pur'iuing the possibility of settmg
·ore up a rdpe-awarene !>'> work'>hop.
Additional security proposed
Tht! secunty problem goe'> beyond the dormttorte<.
There are ..Iecount!> of unreported a\~dlllb on the campu.,
ground ... ~ome allcgcdl) involvmg conceilled weapon ~.
Hoffman. fwo thmg!> nlU\t be done on campm lor
~ecurlt\' m gem•r.1l. One 1\ to tmprovc the lighung
\noth~r ts to add ,m addttton..tl St!curitv m.:m lor the
1'\t•nmg. I re.:tlly thin" tho"~ Me tmportant ."
Hoftm.m .:tnd Aluchul commented tavorablv on the
conu·r n ,ho\~ n by lttUdt•nt volunteer :.. patrolling the
C..tmpus. liowcvw, ncllhP.r 5tH! th,Jt 3'> a long-tt~rm or
p.utu:ular h cllcctl\ c uluuon. Vol. 34 No. 12
Altschul: "I don't think that's necce sar): I think that')
the college '~ re~pon sibllty. It's the studenl '!> re~ponsibili-
1\' to lod door., and be careful, aware and cautious. And
to be "en\tUve. I think it's the school's re.sponstbilit y to
provide Se<urit)" patrols '1' ou don't pay your money to
thh c.chool to spend your nights patrolling the hall~."
Weekend Seturtty report!> confirm another attempted
d'>~auh . ttm tim~ Jt ""'fepoint . FndJy mght. Feb 7
between 9 00 .tnd 9· 30 a womJn w.ss stopped on her W<l\'
bd(l.. to her dorm from the hbrarv She was alleged!)'
talr.."'n to th~ to~ er of the (hdpel. mole'>ted but not raped.
There ha' been no de'>c.rtpuon reported to date.
Acting against threat
Thh '' the second attempted rape on tht-. CJmpu in
'" o wee h. l here hil' c been report ot ighttng of the
U!>pcd. It ·~ pos~tblc that more c:tSth and sighung have
-ebruarv 1
ear
gone unreponed.ln an effort to tntorm the LC communt­
ty and t!:rChJnge tdeas tor sateguarding the sys1em an
open student committee meeung will be held tonight,
7:00 p.m. tn Copeland'~ Ma1n lounge.
Security w•ll be doubltng tiS task force thrs week.,
plac•ng ~tnother man on duty between 1:00 a m and 6:00
a.m. Tht! men will be patroling by car and on foot .
1 he dcs«:npuon of tht! susped tn the c:.rher (Feb. 1)
Copeland Hall attack ha'> bec.n made ava•lablc to the
Log:About 6 fcl:!t tall, Oncntal, straight black shouldcr­
Jnngth h.1tr. posstble moustache and bile-mark on hand
Se urH) should be contacted regarding <Jny mformat•on
recewed conccrnmg the •ssue.
Review workshop
Pr •dent HowarcJ has reques1ed that res1denc:e halls
poltctc and procedures bP. U!\ tewed m at least srx bintc
areas. The mttial plan w.~s to set up a sepJrare commutee
tor ·ac_h urea which \\.Ould review a prepared dratt and
rcv1r.e 11 tor submtS~Ion-lir~t to Dean ot Students Kent
Hawley. then to the Ptes•dent. Each commme" was
c:heduh•d ro meet only 3 couple of times.
Accort.hnt; to Dcdn of Res1dcnce Halls Mc~rc Hohman,
th~ process tn~ olvcd ., .. 1th the first ol the comm1ne •
me •tmgs was not up to the level or eff1c•ency and
rm olvement necot!d tO meet some deadlines established
tor the publiC"alion of lhe mc~terial. In ltghl of thts, d1e
proces~ has been revised and wrll be as: follo~s:
A day-long worksh1p will be held Saturday.
Feb 14 m the new orange r#mrng room In
Templewn All persoru who had (!JI:prwsed a
desir~ to be on oneot therevre\lti comnuuees
Wilt be mvrrccl (0 .mend Copies of thereuew
drafts tor each of the areas will be pro\idf!d
PJrtrcrp;mrs wttl be a) ked to read che dral({s)
of rhelf cho1ce. ofter their reactions and
sugge.H impro'liemenrs .
The\\ orkshop \\ llllasr from 91o 4 It u open
ro rho'e people \\ ho wanr ro spend the diJv
engugcd '" a rc1uew of wh.Jt the program is
iJm.J )hould be m the L C res,denc~ hall~
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Dan Taylor
Guest writer
Mo t of us .tre .t\\ arc of the holoCc'iu~t po ed ll) nuclear war:
Hrr~ hrma blatdnth brought home the drasuc impact a nudcar
explo~on can ha' eon a \\hole wcaet} and rt role 1n the\\ or ld
To an ure that sudh an C\ ent ne~cr occur agam ·~probably thl'
mam defen)JH! preoccupation of ever} \\ orld powt•r. And ct.
Henr) ti:tsstnger and the other dtplumats \\ ork <..tmgentl) tO
oi\Otd anmhtlatton b) nudcar ornbat, our ~o~t?rnmr.nt ts
allowmg another potentral source ot nudcar cata,trophc to
proltfetate unqu~t•oned and unchecked '" our own b3c~
)ard) UCLEAR Rf.AOOR!\
udear power plants ha\'e been h.atlcd b) man} blanche~ ol
the (edcral go\ crnmem as tht> taun~t for openmg up a
prevrously untappable~energ) reservoir of tt"emendousdimen­
ston), H A. Bethe sugg~ts in the Jan. 1976 Sc~t•ntiltc Amt>ric:an
''If the U.S. mu)t ha\'t: sour~es ol energy otht!r than foist I fueh.,
the only source thill ('an ma~e <~major contribution between
no~ and the end of the century ts nul lear ftssaon " However,
dlarmmg ntidim has been leveled b)' ever al prominent
~ctentJ)ts and groups over severe unresolved problems created
b nuclear reacto~
In tesponse to the warmng), concerned cllizf.'ns of Oregon
have mtttated the Oregon Nuclear Safeguards Act, which is
des•gned to ron front these problems . The act ails for the delay
ot c;onstrucung more nuclear plant~ unttl:
1)Merhod.t lor h;mdlrns and storage of nudearwc.)res are
proven afe
If all proposed nudcar rea ... ,ors are bUth, b) the y~r 2000,
ten mtllton lbs. ol htgh level radtoat.1tve waste \\all be
produced. Tht~o \\a~tc <Ontams plutonrum, one of the
most rox1c !.Ub!»tances known, and must be lcept m a
(presentlr undeveloped) storage S)'Stem for 500,000
}ear~
2jS..fety :sysrem~ £01 nuclear reactor~ must be proven
.absolurely larl proof
The pnmar) 5afet) mecht~n•sm m most reactors ts cafl~
the lmergency Core Cooltng System. In 115 only 1 horough
e~ammatlon, six small computer tests fatled SIX rimes. On
M.lrch 22. 1975, this safely s~tem completely failed 10
respond when called upon m a C'ontrol room fire m the
BrO\\n s Ferry ReaCtor, wh1ch narrowly escaped a core
melt down.
3) Urtlrty com~mes become fully lrable for rhe conse­
quences of nudeilr acddenrs
Damage of a maJOr nudear dtsaster stemming from a core
meltdown 15 esttmated 10 cost up ro 17-280 bill ton dollars
w1th 24,000 de<Jths and a 100,000 injunes. Combined
pnvate and government tnsurance pools cover only 560
mtlhon dollars ~lrh the government paymg the han's
share (83%).
The question of whether nudear reactors are a safe and
fea~ble c.nswer to our .energy needs, or rather. the genoddal
manipulations of a bureaucracy wh1ch has gone berserk, may
ultimately our weigh~ll others ratsed by any 10eiety tn any era.
The people of Oregon will dectde if they are ro Mk that
quest1on when 1hey vote on proposttion nine in next fall's
general elecuon.
To gam a comprehenston of the problem and what you can
do abouttt, a film and panel discusston will soon be on campus
10 help prov•de some answers. On Wedn~ay . Feb 16th, a 45
mtnute ftlm produced by BBC on nudear energy will be shown
at 7 .JO en the Counol Chambers On Thursday, March 4th, a
panel dt~cus.~•on consastmg of e11pem from both s•des of the
tenoe will be held m connect ton with the water pollution class.
I urge you to attend etlher or both of these events.
"To 1he Vtllase Square we must carry the fads of atomrc
Pnergy From rhere must come America's vo1ce "
-.-'./bert Emsrem 1946
, 1 2 February 1 Pionoor log
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Rape not
To the Editor
On Monda} February 9 at
about d quarter 10 mtdntght,
someone made an on-campu!>
phone call (the !>Wttc.hboard wa.,
closed) to one ot the dorms. that
would be comrdered .o1n 'nh .. rene
phone call'' The call!> repeated
until mrdnight-totaling lour call~ .
The caller tdentilicd htm.,elf
(her .. elfl-it was dtfficult to dr-.­
ttngut.-.h) as the rapt!.t and ~poke
with what .-.eemed to be .1 faked
foretgn accent It ·~ d!>\umed there
were others rn the room. ~tnce
votces were he.ud tn the
background
I don't ~now whether or not
these were prank calls. but, tf ~0.11
makes me v~ry angry that
someone'~ mentality c~nd tns~n­
stltvuy was such as to ftnd thrs a
Jake. I don 1 like prank call!. and
grven the circ.umstances I find thts
rnctdent infuriating
Rape •s NOT a JOke
Signed
H l Smrth
Bri
• In do"ng we would like to pose
thl\ que'>tion, How can anyone
listen and react 10 the optnton!> or
J man who cannot differentiate
between tlcan and soiled un­
derwear?
Sertously If Or Howard or Mr
Long would come up to our rloor
now. they would see a floor that
any ho)t family would be proud of
Sincerely yours,
THE MEN OF COPELAND E-40
Distr
to e Hi
To the Cosmopolitan Manager
I Jm wrtttng tht!> leller m eegard
to the tormal dance (The Hth)
lew•~ and Clark C.ollege held "'
the >\them B.lllroom on the even­
mg oiJJnu.try 30. The people who
.mended the dance were very
dt.,appornted wnh the coopera­
tton recerved from )•our staff.
The Co,mopohtan Hotel dtd not
comply wath our requested
~eJttng Jtrdngements whtch caus­
ed much confuston Also, the heat
WJS turned all the way up whtch
mJde everyone uncomfortable
The c;atering manager wa!> very
hard to work with and wa., very
rude to mJny students, the Sccur i-
1\1 guartl, the band and myself.
r unher. \he thre.ucned to renege
on our agreements 'itated m our lOntrdct w11h the Co\mopc:>lttr.
I tou•l The mo\t emb.mJsstn g
wht•n '>hl• turned on the hghh
mtdni((ht Jnd .tnnounced "on
one more dance" rhe contrJctu,
<~K• cement gt~vc U'> the room
9 00-12 30
Becauo,e of the!>e rea~om I •·
recommendmg 1 hat lewtc.
Clarl, (allege not hold anot~
lunLttun at the (o')mopoltt,
t-iotcl unttl your internal problc~
h,J\ie been ~olved
!)tnc crcly.
C )'Ill hiJ /ohnH>n
DtrPctor ol Student.,
~or A ell\ itte'>
Be it r~~olved by the ASI.(
Senate on February 2. 1976 10 11¥
Counetl ChJmbers
"That m recognrtion ot
the H~fiOU\ )('CUflty
problem a( LewJ} and
Clark, we the ASLC
Scn.11~ hedrtr/y en­
courJge thC' hiring of ad­
cllllonal ~ecurrty per·
.)On), ..
Tht!> motton pJssed the SenJ·
undmmou'.lly
..................................................................... • • • Dearest Editor;
• • We would hke to re~pond to the :
letter about the ~uppo!>edly 'dirty i
underwear ' tn the lanuary 29, 1976 : • tssue of the Pioneer Log A~ we arc :
the :.tudenc~ who roomed m the : • dorm~ tn que!>tton. we feel itt!. our :
re:.pon~tbthty to respond to thi<o : • letter. How wa~ Mr. J,K Long, rhe :
ho!ot parent with all due rc~pect, i
able to determine if the un-:
derwear he '>aw rn Copeland Hall : • wa!> in fact dtrtyl If he h.td rn-:
!>pected them clo~l!ly he would i
have !>een that they were dean :
Ju<,t becau.,c d pau of brrel-. .tre :
sining on the tloor dot"> not :
necccsauly me.m they arc duty i
We feel Mr Long u-.ed our un · :
derweM a~ dn e•ampl£> to bring :
rhe wrath of Mr John R I iowdrd :
upon the .. rudl"nt body dnd rn ~o i
dotng "•Htt.tted our prtdf' on L-40 :
He also menttoned that rhcre : • wertt empty beer <.tns lyrng :
around Did he t•:~~opect us to lt•ave i
them full? A\ lor the .tllegt•dly :
"fihhy rug" on our floor. W\! h.tvt! : • )ince pooled our money Jnd :
d«!cided to Gl0R) our rarpet. :
I (Can W«.! be retmllur!oed for rhts Or. : fditor...Jn Chl«!f ................ _ ...... ••• .. .... ..... •••• •• • ••• Don., HortM
M•n•sJns Editor • ··--... -·· . .._ """ , .... .. ConrJd Wt·u~lhorll
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Compn.Jaion k;art•n H~ro~da, Wendy tkt"nag• t.."ht li:;~l!•wa , !Iulie Komon,
'l.l!lrilt•t• ~hell Bob 'iht~htdo, Cithy ~mglcoit'r , Jc•nntlc<r Wootly, Collro•n ZiJflf!
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Arthur L. Throckmorton
Law school
Knoc
Perry Olson
Staff wnter
The LC Nurthwl'\lern School ol
law IS over tht' w. o mdlton mark.
I he l,nv school's big pu'>h ts to
collce1 thc rcm,undcr ol thL Sl S
mtllton nen~~.tr~ · tor J much
nt·t>tlcd rH!\\-butldmg A S 1 5
mtllton gr<.~nt lrom the M.J Mur-
1 dot k Ch.t11t.1blc Tru!>t ncarl~ put!>
the 1.1\\-'>Chool over the top
Tht! M J Murdot. k (. h,lfltablc
T rU\1 Wa\ WI up '" the wtll or Jack
Murdo< k co founder of
Tt>ktro nr~o. Inc Murdock , who
lo\tcred the phcnomen.tl growth
ol 1 ektrontx, cited 111 Jn ,urplane
(f.l\h lfl 1971
r hP T ru\1 ... hccutiVC Dtrec tor
S.1m (. Smtth h.t'> worked a\ <1
profe'>'IIOilcJI loundatton m<~nJger
wuh the Rcwarch l orpor au on of
New York for twcnt)' year'>
Books and counsel
Tht• new building would be the
fourth comple"' on the
Northwes.tcrn cJmpu'
In o~ddition to hou'>tng tht! .ld·
minl\tr.ttave oiiiC"C\ the new
buildtng would tndud<.> two
doJ\'>CUOO\'> .tnJ thtt•c \t:'lnln<H
room<,
T ht: .uJmtnl'ltr dliVt: .,p.tcc• ,., '>Oft·
ly nl'cclcd m th,• r .1p1cll-y t'\p,md­
mg ltbr.tr)' I he l.tw ltbr Jl y ""'
t;rown lrorn 22.000 volumt:' tn
1970 tu "' pu• .. l•nt 100,000.
>\ p11m~ lutl<"llon of the butld1ng
1\oulcl IJI' to ,uppl} , unh•rt•nct­
ruom... I he)l· would lw U\t'd b~
Nmthwe,tt•r n ~tudl'nh lor .td­
\'tStng undl•rprivill'~l'd dit•nh.
Under Ou•gun l,tw, 11otuJt•n!<i. t;.tn
HO tu 1 our t wh1lt• sttll.,tud\'ing l,t\\.
Nur til\\ l'~h·r n )tudcnt!l ha\ l'
lt>..tdtl\• proVI'fl tlwrnwlv1~ by
dt'lllUil\11 olllf\~ ,1 \II 1111 Y r .tlt• fllUl: h ure
ree times
htKhcr th,Jil the ·" cr.lgl'.
r he ne'h bUJidmg wdl Jlmo~•
double tht! amount of built.hng
)JJ,n e The net dtmcmtono; w1ll Ol'
.tround 40,000 sq. h.
Fred D faggiii.Deano l the law
Sc-hool, ... 11d the new <.omple~
would alleviate present over­
crowding. Pr~ently the libraro;
contain'> all the adm1nhtrative of­
liC"e,,
Sell
F .tgg elcJbor .1tcd on the actu,\1
proce-.-. of r<U'>tng money, 'You
.. pend J lot of trme knockmg on
door" It\ ltke \elling anythtng
el'>e, you have to talk to people
who mrght be anterc-.ted . '
He -.atd thJt the found,won '>
uN•ew 1., not unlike accrcdlldtton .
Ch.mtable foundat1om m.lke a
thorough tnv~ugatton of not onl)
the project ~ mertt'> but Jl<,o the
Hhool''>. M.1ny '>C<HChrng
que .. uons are J'>ked. WhJt kind ol
'>tudent ~ do you havel What kind
of proh~'> '>Or'>? Whdt'.. your
progrJm hkt>l
Growth + enthusiasm
Ont• ol the .~~~cto. of the Law
~chuoltli th 1mprc"~"~ growth, A
mght 'lochool beron• 1970, 11 h.l,
thrlvf!d ,,., .1 full· urnc L.1w )chool
f cJ~g rl.um-. th.u tht.· n~w butldtn~
wtll not lilt tl!JW \tudenl hod~
<otll' R.ttlwr, 11 wtll provtd1• bett-.'r
wr\'t<.c'' lor lhl! pr\..'\cnt \luth.>nt
hucJ)'
I .tg~ thenks thl• \'nthu""'"' .md
<.:.tJMiuht} oltlw l.J\\ ~l hot~lm-1kc
11 .tltr.tCII\t' 1t1 lound<ttlt'll .
"II \OU bciJI!H' Ill wh.tt you\(•
~u1 ... 11 you'ri! cnthu,IJ\ttr , .tnd the
pt·ovlt• 111 th•~ l.tw \t hunl art•
darrwd l'fllhU\IJslit , il ou\ ~ got
~oncl pcnple, vou'll ltnd th,•rc .m'
hllk who wuultllike 10 help\ ou " Pioneor Log
• •
Norlf' ol tod.ty's LC student~
mJy rc•mf•mbcr ,\rthur L.
Throckmorton thoush m;my at­
h•nd rl;mcc; tn tlw bUilding ndm~d
o.~hc•r lurn, Dr, rhro<kmorton cam!!
lo l ( oiS <1 member of thte hi'>lory
rlrop..trlnH.:nt tn 1950. lie d1ed
.uddc·nly in December of 1961.
M,Jint"'"" l>r. Nou.llollah
R,l'JWkh, "Hi5 tnlellel tual integrsty
WOJ\ honorc•d by hi\ students iind
t.OIIcagUI'S ,"
In 1951 J hrorkmorton bec,tme
ht•<.td ul the committee whtch
dl v(•lopcd the tnU:gr a ted CIV. and
Hum.mitu !S Progrdm , In 1957 he
bcr:amt.: cho~rrmdn ol the Hi~tory
Dc~p.Jttmcnt and served in that
CJp.tdty until h1s death. In 1960 he
helped St!t up an LC chapter of Phi
,\lphd Thctu, nation.JI hic;torv
honorary . Throckmo rton wrote
1hc book Oregon Argon.lur>.
f',fl•rrh.tnt Auv~nlurer~ on the
Wr )fl'fn frontlt'r, publi~hed by
rtw Oregon Hhtorical Soctety tn
1961
T M lecture
It WJS. Ill honor or hrs
.tchtcvt•ments 1n the lield of
history, cllld hts pet~onal tntegrity
and mJgncu~m. both ac; a teacher
Mark Rosenbaum dnd ~tudcnt , thCJt the T rockmortun
o\1\1 tnoo.tl le~.;tun• lund was ~~­
r.tblt .hcd thl' ye<Jr lollowmg ht~
ucldl'n de.tth.
'Teach'
lhe fir<;t lertur,.r wc~s
T hrod:.morton '!. own tcdchl'f at
tht• UnJVersuy ol Mtnnt•sotu, Dr.
frnl.'St S. O~good 01 Thror.kmor­
ton, he sa1d, ''Arthur Throckmor­
ton wa\ .rman at courag(•, of gr"at
mteg11ty,., sound scholar, a great
t~ach••r, dnd " gentleman to
reSpect, and Jdmuc.l am proud to
hdV«! been ht!l tc.rchcr and
prouder still to have been his
lnend."
Historian
Tht~ ycM's Throdmorton lec­
turer t!l dn out~tand1ng hic.tonan,
Prolr!$sor Mdrtm Dtt~mond He
WJS born tn New York City on Dec.
19. 1919. Dto~mond received both
hi., M A. and Ph.D. lrom the Un­
iversity of C:htCdgo.
Honor!t bc.,towed upon htm
indu<.lc th~ Dooo• of Hum.me
LNtcr-. from ·hl Umversi1y ol
1-lartlord tn 1967; the Ear hart
f f!llowshtp'" 1966·67: Rockt.:leller
F ellowshtp 1963·64.
Hl' ho~!l been on the faculty of
mdn)' OUt\l.lfltltnJ( tnSttlUIIOOS in-Poge 3
cludtng. Cl.trcmont Men's
Collt:gc .md CradudtC Sehoul, Un·
,.., ... rsuy of Chicago, llhnotr. In­
slltutc of l ec:hnology Jntl
Northern lllino•~ Umversny.
Woody Fellow
Currently h~ •s •n r~tdt:n<e at
Yale Un.vP.rsuy rn connc< tton wnh
the Nallonal Endowment tor the
liumanuies . Just p11or to h1s goin~
ro Yale, he WdS a WoodrowWtlc;on
fellow dt thl! Smithsontan lnl>liiU­
tton rn Wa~h1ngton, D C.
tl1s maJor tn\ercst ha!l bf'en tn
the amertc;.tn ioundtng 1n general
and The ff'C.ieral1st P.Jp r\ in pctr­
tlcular.
Among h1s publtC.Jtrons ilre:
The Dt:mtJcratiC Ro>pub"c (1970.
c;ocJuthor); The F ederaf1W A
Rec.on>ldt>rauon ol lh,. f f;jmer's
lmcnl (A.P.S.R. Mar. 1959): The
f<•dtu.JIW (1963): Con.serv.ttiv••5,
l,ber.Jis. anu the C'f'Jmttrution,.
(1967): The federJfht '.} View of
Fccl~rd/i5m (1961).
He will address che c..ampus
commum ty .at 10 <t.m. tn 1\gnt!l>
flanagan Chapel <Jn Tuesday,
february 17 All clam~s w1ll be
cant:ellt..>d durtng this t•me ~o th,u
students Jnd tacuhy mil) attend
the lecture.
• ozare a revo u 1on
Sally Schult2
StaH writer
Ha, So~ga \ <.,arden Dehght left
you vacuou<o-won t that gnawmg
hunger g•ve you a moment' s
re,pttcl
The Pldtt-~loward Plaulorm
oiler~ <oome JUI(Y opuons piua,
'Jitld'>, candy .td mfin1tum . II you
don't have enough energy to
mak~ it down to the restaurant ,
they will glddl} deliver.
l he newh H'no..,ated Plan tor m
•
·~ ol lea~t lor the eye'>. as well ib the
tummy. A co-.e) of student
c..tr penter., donated their ttme and
'>kill' la)t )Umm~r to tran'>lorm the
Pu mto tod.Jy\ col) Plattlorm .
Sunken ,e.tung ddd., to the in­
tim.tq ol the H:,taur.tnt. fetns
t•dgc the c.trpt!ted Plattlorm : <1
lu~pl.n:t• .tnd 11otcrco provide
wo~rmth .
1 tww .ttl combtn~ to ueate
''atmo,plwre"-th~ du'''c 4uah­
ty th,ll rc•t.tur.mt cn11c Jre con­
~lJntlv un tlw look lor. thi, teehng
m.tgm•ttll'" thl• p.11 ron, long ah<.>r
till' ptLlo ha~ vJni,hed.
"It\ h,m.l to bt•lil•vt• the cJmount
ol wuek the liC\\- ~ Quade ~mtth,
,\\akt• Human, R.tnd)· Q,tt•..td )uht>
1111th .tnd ~ ttchm Kol.tW.J put mto
tht> ll'lll•V.tllun 1h1., ~ummcr .
Kor .lw.t hlut.~ pr mt~d tlw ''hole
thm~:· p1 .tl~c rndndg~r .\lar~
Ro~l.'lllhlum
(\ IJIIJ~~· Ku cnbaum .uul Rud 1\.\~r rill ore he tr ate the r~tolu­
r ant\ busmcs). I he op~r .1t10n t~
'>0 \\Cil coordmated that rc .. pon<.e
etnd efriCtcnty h.lVe conunut?d to
encreJ!ot! throughout the vear.
\our pepperoni ptll.t, via
dcltvery-person , .lrrt\11!" at your
dorm room ~hll drtpping with
molten mozart•lla .
"'' wdl .~~ provtdtng a scr<.'ICc to
the tomuming tudent body. the
Pldlllorm '" an •deal 'ource ol
tnC(lm~ an Jher native to -,l,ngmg
hash tn SAGA Job po)itions (20 at
pre .. cnf) .trc· e'pe\tt.>d to mcrease
wuh thl.' re\t.luram·~ blossomtng
bU\IOC'>:>,
The Plattform IJegan to $hO\\ 11 first proltt at the end ol la~t term.
Qualit) h,h not suffered from rhe
r~tauram's ~xpanston.
"Bud and I run contmual quahty
checks. We .tre Jlw,l · tr)'tng to
tmprove the product our
cu'>tome~ ha\'e grown to e pect.
Auheranc.:e to these ev,lluation~
result in le)) proht: 1nstead, we are
Jccumulat ing the regular
(u,tomer~ that our bu ines~
thme on," ~a)~ Rosenbaum .
The mana~e~ dem e the~r alary
from a pen:entage ot the
r~taurant 's prolns. II broke even
la~t term.
tllort~ to increa~ cu'>tomer er­
\ICe abound. hour ha\e been
e-.tended to 2 .1m on !>aturday
mght, a mo'e Ro~enbaum feels
wtll 8" ~ ~tudenh a place to grab a
p•ece ... ol ptua alter dances and
mo,11e.s. Jnd there are plan5tO run
..1 \1dmght \.tunchte progr.1m :
~oudte:.. ~,u b~ btought dorm to
dorm .tS a breJk trom eH•nmg
'tud 10~
The Plattlorm will ~oon provtde.
,oJ dcltCIOUS cl~'>\lfiOWOf 01 mU')I( tO
munch and t runch to tor t\~
diner,, fvNlln~') with folk
guttau •~ a"> well .1~ a po' 1ble
8t'>llu .m: in the olftng.
"1 he \.\.Jl tun\.'s," fltmng oft
,,,mpu or stan mg Jrc not the
onh .tit •t nail\ c to l<tte mght
pang ... do \OU~df and our (cl­
Io" :otud<>nh ~orne good. ,,orJ,­
out tomgtu &JI the Pl.mforml Page 4
Guotf Cowloy
Staff wr~tor
In 1'\0I'f'mbcr 196b d na11on<~ll) orl;Jnlu•d drd(tlng
, ,mmut~c mN ro d1Ku~ th£' nghrs and tH•l.'donn of
~wdcnr Tile commrrree c.-omp11 eel of rudentl
prolt!l on, pcr: onnel Cldmumtr<Jton, dt•an Jnd
coun don 1 sued a JOint 'rarcmr~nr on tiH• rrglll:, .md
freedom) of students tn June 1967
In the /all ot 1967 rhu wrdf!l) endor~('d Jomr lc!IL'­
m~.:ral \\o:l dbrnbured ro rhe lC Tru•tce Swrlenr Allalf~
Commllrce lor tud) .and drsCUDIOn II 1\.J) .rfso d1•·
tflbulcd to the A)'ocratcd rudent<, rhc f.1cult} C()ullCII
.md rht Facult) Commrrrt t> on ~wdent Affairs
Arter much romultaliOII. a drafr of baste prtnvpiP'
dem ('(]from rhe Jomt rarf'ment · 1\ a.s ado pied b~ LC ro
~:urde p~.--crlic pol1o~ and procedure on rhr> c.mlflU\
Tim •tatenlf'tll of "Ba,lc Pnnc1plc I1J mce <Cn'Cd .H
LC )ludcnt ll1ll Of Right\,
A Statement of Basic Princtples Governrng Stu·
dent Life at Lewis and Clark College
Preamble
c.~dcm1c ansmuuon) ex1s1 tor th" uansmlss lon ol
knO\\Iedge the pul'lull of truth, the development ot
)tudenu. and the general '' ell-berng of soact} frt~e
mqu111 and frc" cxprt.~Slon consutult' the conept of
o'lcadermc freedom .,.,h1ch IS md1spen~bh• to th" a11a1n·
m' nt of these goals Freedom to teach and treedom to
learn are 1nseparabl facet~ of academic freedom
The freedom to learn depend!~ upon approp11ate
opportun111es Jnd condruom. rn the classroom, oo the
c.'lmpu!l and m rhe larger communi! To Cll'.lle and
pr(!) .,, c thc~e opportunu1cs the Cotlt•gc has tht! respon-
rblhl) and authorit~ to eitabhsh standard ~ lor
\Cholarsh 11> student conduct and campus hac Tht'
protectiOn of the Uet.•dom 10 learn ts" trust harcd h) all
mt•mbcr~ or the ac<tdem•c comm umt~
The followrng bMic pr1netples shall c;t•rvc as gUldl'lmt."\
tor th•' d •• , elopmenr of )ludcnr life polrcw~ and
proc~.•dur~ at l•'I\IS and Clark College The Jrustet~S
Jpprovl.>d the e bd~rc pnnt:Jple May S. 19b9
I ADMISSION
l he College shdll be open to ..til studcnh wlao meet the
C~dmi)SJOn rl>qUirements rcg3rdless of race. '"hgron or
creed Adnuss1on5 pohcJes shall rna~e clear the
chMaeterasucs -.nd cxpectauons of )tudcnb wh1ch are
tonstdered to be relevant to tht'H )UCccn rn the
ac<adcm1c progr.tm
II CLASSROOM PROCEDURES
Fa 1bers shall ha~ ' I I '• pons1b1ltty for
cour§.C conduct orgdnrzat1on and content. tudcnh • .uc
rcspon~11Jic tor m~ettng the requtremerm ot the coutsc.
but shall not b~ penalized for takmg reasoned •·xcept1on
to •he Vll!\\ s preiented or tor rt..>sl'r\ tng JUdgment on
matt••rs of oprnton.
ludcnt~ who teel they hav(? not bc•(•n grctdt•d an
accordanC •.! wuh the r..:quuemcnt stll!Pd for tlw da\~ st ... , II
h;wc ace~$~ to an :tppl'al proceduH! lor r••V1cw ul grades.
l11tormauon dbout student \lews, bcll••l:. and polrt1C1I
;nwc1al10n~ wh1ch are acqu1n~ b\ taculty, Jd·
muustrator!. or stall tnth••courseof thl!lf a~'oc.:•;uwn "11h
~tudent.s ~hall b.-• constder••d cont1dent1al
Jud •ments of abl\11\' and charactPr shilll b•· provrdc•d
onlv \\here tlu• bP 1 lnt~r'::s" ol thP Mudcnt ar•• s••rv••d
Ill STUDENT RECORDS
SIUd••nts sr.cJtl · t' prott!C:It•d ag .. anSt 1mp10per dt~·
clo~ur ' of acadt•mrc;, coumelang ;,nd per~onnd fi!<JOrth
T ran~cnpt~ 01 c~cadem& c records ~hall cant ;am on!) In( or­
mation concernrng academ1c statu~ Counwhng rt·cord•
shall be t1cld conftdentral
lnformauon , olhf'r than 1har whiCh 1s g~'nt•ral pubhc
~ nowledgc, shall b·· mad•~ ava1lablc from th•• ~tud t•nt's
f1Cr.ronal falcs onl1 to aulhortzf'd p••rsons unlf'~s b~ tht,­
com••nt ol th • ~tud•·nt . Records shall not he mamtarn c·d
,., htch •••llf•c!lhc pohuc.1l OltltVItws vr b••ltPh ol studt•nas,
IV STUDENT ORGANIZATION S
Studo•nt~ \hall b•' lrt•(: 10 orsc~ru~· and JOin nrg .. uu:ratum
10 promott· thcu cornrnon ant ~~~·su, Sw h org.m11.111on\
!.hclfl dCC•'pllull lt•gal and IUldiiUii.ll fl'!tpOrUIIllllly lnr tlwu
act~
R·· O~fliiiOn and tl'gtSifciiiOn prtll.~dUII'S lor
organlldllom )hall be .Jdt>qUtJit' lo C)l.abh:.h group
r• J'Oil!tlblllt} Orgamlatron s that ha ,. pr,hcws or con·
duct th••rn!t •lvt~ 1r1 a manner rn rfue ~.;t ccmiiiCI wrlh tlu.:
PdUcclllonal purp~•>:$ of rhe l.ollcgc \hall I.Je d••n1cd
rl ogn11100
RPLO~fiii~"U org.sntzauon) )hilll bt• OJWfllo alllitudt>II!S
\'illhoul r• pt• I w r..acc ; ): <:rt·ed or r~otiiOnol Ollt;lll
unit.• ~ dn cxc ... pt10n 1 an lJ • Ju,ufwd through e~•ahlr~lu•d
H• It'~· proc~dure)> P1ono• r log 1 2 Fubruury 19)t
ur, an ' '
V FREEDOM OF SPEECH
tudt.:nh and <.tudt'nt or aniz.Hrom shall bt' t rt!c to
• amm • and to d1~cun aii4UC\I1on~ ol mll•rPSI to thc•m
and to t!.xpae'> op1nio n~ publit h• and priv.ueh.
!>tudcnts are free to dl'>~cnt Jnd to support <:JUSt'~ b
ordcrh mt!ans whu;h do not da.-.rupt the a•gular .md
•' ~enual op•~r.at1un ol tht• Colll'HC or dt•prrH' othN<> ol
rlw nght ot rrec spel•ch
Student:; \hall be fr••e to Ill\ Ill' .111d to hc••u .my per on
ol ttwrr O\\ n choo~rng. Public pealurmanct•s shJII bt•
.-.ponsorcd by recogmz. c•d c.mlpus group~ whiCh must
a~\Umc the rt!spons1b1lll\ th.at rhe CH'Ill .tnd II'> condu<t
arc• o~pproprrate to the ac-.tdcmac t omrnunll\
It shall b • clear that tn tht•lr publ1c: •''\prcs .. rom,
~tudcn ts ~pc<~k onh tor thcmwl 1!5 Spomoa h1p ol .1n
c\ cn1 do not 1mpl~ apprO\JI or cndor)emPnt lH the
sponsoring groups or tht! College ol the tht! loiC\\S
expressed
VI PARTICIPATION IN INSTITUTIONAL GOVERN
MENT
Cit Jdt nts )hall be frc•·. rndav1du.1tly .1nd collcc;uwly, to
express th••rr Vll!WS on amtiiUitonal poll~\ and on m.lllers
of gcn •r.1l antt.:restto th·~~tudt'nl bod)'. Tht• \IUdt•nt bod) ,
shall par11C1p.ll • an the lormul.1110n dnd Jppl1catton ol
m~utu tronal pulley Jfi!•Ctlng at:ddcmtc .md ~tudr.nt al·
li.tlllo.
VII COMMUNICAT IONS MEDIA
l)tucfent communiC.ll aom mt•rh.J \hJII bt• I ret• ol 1..Cn·
~orst11p and adv,ancc approv.tl ol copy. 1 h••) !.holll h.wc
o,ulftCit'nt •""d11011al trccdum and finannal .1u1onomy to
rnarntain thcu mtt"!gril} ol purpow as vt•h1dc~ (or frt>r
m4urry and 'llPft!S\IOn, but .,, .. ~xpcllt!d to be governed
b~ the canon~ ol respum1blt• journah\rn
ld1tors .tnd managers sh.JII be <~ppotnted <Jnd n•movt•d
lor st..ttcd c:•uses undN estJbh~ ht•d proct.'durc~ by ..tn
.tppropuatc rcprt>st·ntativ t! go\lcr nmg bo.lfd
Student commun1Ca t10n\ mcd1.1 shall rndH".tlt· thdl they
do not speak offiCially lor tht• •n~t1tu 11un dOd thE! oprn1on.,
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
ASOIINE:
BOR:
AR 1!): 3rrtgallon lwlow nmmtll
1 5~ di'>COUOI
10% di..,t ount
H''' pi<~ ·up ..1nd dcltvl'r) on Sl'fvic•• work.
Burlrng.mw Ch •>,: ron h<J\ ollc·rccl u~ th(l t• JHI<.;t• r••duc­
uon\ I 0. 1 ,Jrd ~t•quut•d 5 g.tllon r111nrmum on K••\
dtlo<:uunt LucJtl'd 31 T 01ylur\ ferry f(tf & l••rwilht;••r
245-4174 _, ---.
•
«.!xpre~~ed do not m•t:c\Sarrlv rt'pr~)Cn t tho~t' of t
Colll'gc or the ~rudcm bod}.
VIII RELATIONS HIP OF STUDENTS TO
COLLEGE
5tudcrw. arr> both crllzt•m and mt~mb t•rs ol th!
a< .td••mu C'urnmunlly. 1\~ ~tmh•nt ) tlwy hall JI\O enJOj
ah~ ,arm• frPedom of )pPl'<:h, pc.1et•lul JS)I!mblv .1nd 1~
tight 01 pt.•tttlon rhat otlwr Cllll«'n ~ ~"'OJO~ 1-\~ nwmberl
1lw tlt:ddem•c commum ay tht•y .Ill' subwc 1 to 1~
obhg.liiOnS whil.:h ,H.UUC 10 thf'lll by \:HIUC Ol th
mt•mbet~htp .
l ht? oll·lJmpus JCI1ons ol ~tudc•nt s .and ~tudcnt ~to
<ih,lll conw undt>r the dllthoru~ olthc Colle~~ onlywr
uch ..ttiiVIIIl'S .m• dearl} dl•trrnic•nt..tl 10 the (allege
IX PROCEDURAL STANDARDS IN DISCIPLINAR \
PROCEEDINGS
T hi! ..tdrmn1~tr lllon uf d1 uphnt• hJII gu.trJnt
procedu1oJI f.tirness to .tn .lt.Cll~l'd student The stude"
h.n the nght to t>xpt!ct that lw be rnlo1 rnl•d ol tht• natu
of the chars"' agd1nst hun, thJt he• lw 81\lcn .1 f
opportumty to rcfutt• them, th.u thc• JUUICial bo.mh (l(.li
be o.~rb1tr.try tn them • .tet1om .tnd that rrova':IIOn bt: ml
tor Jppeal ol J deCI'>IOil uh1matt.!h 10 th~<" Oltttl' oil~
Pre.,rt.lcnt ol the• (' ollegl'.
::,tandafU'> of lOnt.fuc I '>hall bt.! f'~t.tbfi'>hCd ol~ broad(~
pm~1bl~ to permu mclxtmum lre<•dom for ~tudent\
cxerCI\e respomibiliry lor their pt:>r,on.tl cundua
( h.trge' of nw.conduu 'ihtlll bllnt4.•rpr~ tcd with tt'lcl'a•
cy and rea,onabhmt:~!>
Student'> per '>Ondl po\\\'\\IOn'> \hctll be II ec lr
!>t'drt h unle~~ wnucn .tdmrnhtr.lti VC dUthorllJtiOO
wcuh:d ~pec1fylllg the rt•..t\Ofl> lor 'l~.u~h Jnd the ubJt'<l
or rnlorm,won bc111g :.ought Th<.• stuth•nt )hall tx
pte)ent, tl po )tbl£!, durtng c) w.uc.h
X REVIEW OF BASIC PRINCIPLES
Polin\!\ and proct'dure .. bJwd upon thc\t' b•I\K pr
up h.., \hdll be !>Ubft'ct to H•guiJr ll'" tcw by tht• cJmp;:
Student Alldlf'> Commm~c .
THE GAY BLAD
-Clothes For Men-
Stretch back jeans & cords
Levis shnnk to fit jeans & cords
Fade-outs by Lee hrwn
come:
"\'\
•· An
'' Alrr
\\hy'r•·
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0 On religion
Dave Borofka
Staff wnter
< o\)ld. bl.uJ;, red. whttc Armband'>. lol~ ol o•rn. '·'' A.lltl lo.l
I ho•, 111$1 .Jppt•,lft•d ft•IJ. lnd. An oddlly tor surc.traycd blue
hrwn W1th fuur hold Slr1ps ol color The que~llon!. began to
~.orne
''\>\h.,,·., 1h.11 1hmg on your armf'
"An .trmb;111d, C,lfl't )il telll''
" lr1ghr,l know 11\ an .. Jtmband. Wha11swllh the col()r~ and
\\h~··~e YJ wc.uua' ttl" '
\'\ P \Y,ll\ll'd lo MOUSl' !a()m(! OUIOSII), and therefOr(' fll<lkC
j('\U~ ·' mor(' <'ummrJn 1op1c ot (OilH'ISJIIOn Vo1la. armhand\
H.ICk 10 IIWSP thr lll111g (1.1y:. ol yc)ll?r~ car,\\ hPn the) "'' r(' part
ot th•• ~ouo~l !>U?tlc .rnd coniCXI, wlwnthcy ~po~c of ol nt..!ed for
lhan~ c·.
\Vt.' hOpo•d lflcll 110 lll!gJIIVP ll\111\dr)! llliCipl•'lati(>IU WOuld
.tfiO,C
And \\1' pr .1yed lh.u \\ ,. would no I ''"' often we. Tht>ugh
l l!t•ll'\t' I h.1rd IO dt•l('lltllnl.' oiS tiH'iC dcl\'i !he\ '1\' IMITIC of
''-"''" 'io•o>rn IO (,JUSt' tl ~Ill
gvld l'>llw \or I of h1t• W•' d lll..t.• 10 ha~o·-bul dml 1 I ho•
ult•.ll 01 pt•.tce ol mmd ,lllfi hrll-hodn"!d JUY. ,md .t r .. , •• rh,11
dw•,n I let•l L'lllPI\.lil,tCk I lf''lt'H 't!~Cill WP nuvrl\ 'lr,t• •nlhrll hf(•
lll'illM~II lfllJu•rfp, 11on. rcbPihutJ \rws~ row.ucJo;. (,otJ. pi.Jrn old
t<JIII,Itl~l·rnU,rlt•so, II \OU w.mt wh.rt'r. p•·rl~ ... ~ ~uu \<',.;or to
frnJ tht• ()nc \\hots prrto•cl •
I ur !Jml' \)I U , II Wo.t\n'l t!O o'd'i\' dPUto(tll"l IO \\ l'•ll rhc
,lfmb .md~ 01hu • h,l\ eng m.rd.. lht• dt'CI~tr.Hl. lound rh~·
pros~w t ..,, <~r To sr1ck \our rwt.:k oul lor\'\. hat \ Olll>cho•\ .,, no
t ·' ~ 1.1 k but 11 hr•c om(' \\Of'>l' \'II hen ~ou iHt pt~rl ol che
mmor 11 v
llc.u lur rht-lo H)l \OUr .1pprm..tl , ~!?'' But e\o n rr1or~.: lltar
tht• lu.,., ol thl• .tpprm .11 of (.od b~ lwmg dt~hont .. , \'lilth vou •
• JilcJ Ri' mg \ ou buc pMI ol rnywlf
I'm good. vou'rt.' HOod, w••'r"" Jll ~uod , thf' world\
In t.tlkmt; w11 h n loJil) on c .unpu !> prouabl~ r he mu'l rornmon·
h <''P'''' ,.J 'if'llltmt•nt 11. omc1h1ng o1 lhP c~boH' J\ lll'lref m
the 111hcH•n1 KOOtlrl<:'~~ ul M.m. thai wf•'ll muddle lhrough
'urn' huw, that"' 1 Palll\ • ..~~ ,1 rat f', we'rt:! progrc'f!>rng,e' ol\ 1ng
to h1~h(•1 It•, l'b .. 1 l'''~1"11re .
llum.llll\111 -1 lt.11l' II, IQI Ill tho• lldW.IC-,lt;\ Ol the hunJolll
potl·nlt.ll. the quo•~t111n) 01 hh·\ pllrfHho!, ol dcrllh, (ll \..Jod, .u•·
o;hunnl'd ur \ldcsro..•ppcd . fh•lusu.m Jlll!l ht•sl,lhe fHOriiOIIon ol
Mllrl lor m.m'., ~sl-.t.> I tnOtt\,s l£'d lw clw I JISt'"'' lHII~ m our
'cornmon cnw" .md rn.unt.uned 0\' the ~ ·ll1o,hne \ 11
cng(·rHI• •r~>
Self-actualization
S11ll \\orkmg 011 the prcmi!>P th<tl rn.Hl 1!o lt•)Od. one I!. told tl•
"'t:k lulttllmt•nl. o•ll·cH IU.thZdlton. lh1 1r.lound rn lho.: rnlrln'l\
plc .. tSUit' or worth one rcreiVt.'" trom ;'! 10b. c1 rcl,lllnnsiHp, .l
IPC:If•,lltun . l.sch llcm pol~ ~ J\\d), '" 1\()1 c:on'il·'"'· .-.nd CJn
n•·' "' lulf,ll lor .1 llfclllnP But 111 the procc l> 1ht.> rnd1111duJI1~
redu~,;cd 10 .1 nu•r•• ph'dl!llft'·')l.'Ckcr For b~· d mOll\ 'Ol t'lf­
dl"lliotlt/.,llloJII o lhert• l!o btsl cme dt:> Jre-pleaso me Alllf ag.11n
dftt•llollll)ll I\ lht• lt'\UII.
All nl ,,!uch t•erm !lti<Jil~P \\h('n 1c.llil.1llg that und"r l,m­
dtnK, tulttllrTWrtl .11ui UllllffiUnll) were the hum.uH~I'; mam
11\lt'lll IIH') Jll\1 dsdn't w,rnt < .od m the p1l ture. wlwlht>t
liP exl~lt·d or nol
The good, the bad ....
1\') ,, l h r 1 ll•lll, I t Ml ,~._.,, t1 tl1th·r cnl ~:. I w~l. by oJCl ept111g l_.tHl
,1\ ,\t IIVt' In 1111', we <leo lhl\lt' ,lf\ .ub11!.11tH behvN::n mdl\ sdu.rlc,
And Ill 1 he w.1, Cod ha~ 'cVf~ollcd llun t•lt 1 hrough t "' lA ord "f'
diJ h,f\:l' .\It uhJPCit\1..', tdt'nlrf1uhh.· '-l.lnd.Jrd by Yo htlh to
undc•l\1,111d gt od ,uul llad, ,,., wdl <~S un.IN~I.tndlng one
.motlwr
:_.,, umdlv, lh.!(,1U\£' ~..tad hu .. tovf'rl u .. 111 ( hr1s1 It• Uti Yo hrlc Wl'
\\t'rl "nlll''' \\l•lnv~: ll11n, .111d gam flrltrllnwnt IH'Jm pi£><~ IJ\g
l"i1111 lit• 1\ ~on t.rnl He wun t P·'"!> awav lub~ JU'oplt
plt:•I'UI ,. ttll h.svt· tht•ll 'L'•I~un . but uone <.In t•vN rOlgn
Jb .. aluiP (,nd tan. P1ontJor Lo" Pngc 5
ave ~ex,
StfJVIJ Borg
$ 1Uf1 Wfll"t
"During moc.t ol the play,
-.ornt'(llll' 1-. nude J(:ICJr., moJkmg
lu-.o•, 1101 Ill the f'IISf• of I..'Jt:UJI
11\lt•rt.:ow ''· hut itt ttmr>s Wl'
lhot'!;ltt 11 would go th.tl
f.u homO~ t' •lloll COrii,ICIS. ,IWO
men kl\~utg "uch other and
mor•• "
Howard says no
WPndy Shermct. il former LC.
~tudcnt, U\Cd thos•• terms 10
dt•scnbe ·• wc(•t Brrd'' produced
by tht• lowt~ Th ·atcr Ldb Thr> -lccturr!S .md Conccn~ Commmee
w.mwd cht!> group 10 come to LC
l..tl>l wc••k, when che commntee
.1pproachcd h1m on 1 h1s tssue,
PH'Sid(.•nt t lllWclld dec1dcd not 10
.1llow them to rnvtte th(• ~roup.
J1m O~lhohhoft, an ln\IIUllor 10
lht•,uer h1•ro•, ·~ che onlv com­
mlllo't' memlll'r who has Sl.!(.:n 1he
group. I h• IOIIIJted (he tdc.l of
b11ngmg tlwm ol) poHI of an <lVJIIh.•­
gardl' lc,.uv.tl ncx1 Sprrns Ht! saw
tlw low.t I hc.tler L:~b 111 ._. diftct enl
.,roduct1on lh<m thP.rr prt•!.ent
Oflt'
Qc;thohhof1 : "1 ht.: h1gher 1ssue
htll 1 lrc,•·dom ot speech, and
March 9th& 1Oth
8 p.m. whNhcr we dcodP what olhPrli
Jle gornl; to et• But ttlso thl'" \
lhl r~Jifly or lhe IUUC Of donors
fJ"ople who mdy sec th• 'ihow.
nt.ty thtnL 11 obt~·woniJblc .tnd nol
lhL' IYJW ol rhmg th.lt people
llhould Itt'•· •• md bPt<~t•ii' ol thctt
nol g1ve 1ho• coii••Kt.' X •• rnounl ol
t.lollurs l hell UOt?<in't Sll wt•ll With
lh•• ~tudcnt\ In my dustt(~, and 11
doc'in t 'il't well wuh me Pllher '
loctures 11ncJ ConCf)riS Com­
mlllfHJ Chuum.m Lo•rJ Gilrrott.
' I h" group mJy offend c.cn:un
p •oplt 10 whom chc college t!o
rmportunt I 1h1nk that's a r£'.d
c.onccrn Tho• Prcsrdent IS C<'rtiitn·
ly rn a posllon lo know che con­
sutut:m.y. and I thutl h1\ Judg,..
mPnt m 1h1s <~S the pt·r~on w uh
lrnill aL.IIhorrcy IS on1• wh1ch we'll
h .. dVl' 10 .tCCPpt
One of the best
O}thohholl descrrhf'd rhe Iowa
l h!!at••r l.ilb .1s .. one of the b••st''
expcrtmcntoJI theater groups In
thP n:lllon. II•• seated that 1tm pl.ry
IS dPim1tdy no1 pornograph ·,
which ht.• defined .u nuduy anu
•wx being shown d~ ends rn
themselves ''Wha1'.s ~omg on 1n
th1s show~~ no11her •lor utrlloJtlon fhe nudll\ ·~ us<'d a il tool co
mc~~u.· other pomt ..
LC-not ready
Ar('orrlrng 10 G.un•ll, tht Pu: •·
(lt:nt rcJ••C1Pd thE' s;•oup on lhc
ground!t th.tl LC cmd 1h• Portlilnd
oommuna ay .are ' 11Ctl rcddy' for
\ornethtng of th• n.-.tur~'
ca;rOil ' TheWilltlVbC p opii'Orl
""' c umrnrlt "(.' .... no f,.d chat th('
rcc1dtneu of thf.' campu~ or the
c.:ommunr ty I\ mc~yb • c~pan from
1he particular qu~uon Th<~ • ~~.
WtJtn J\-ant<:'-g.Jrde oHcru1 ·~
should bl' m.Jdc rcgardlcs!l of c1
c.ampus readrness "
Tastobuds
0\thohhoff Jnd Carr •tr both
s.:ud that rhe Pratdent wa~ thm~­
mg mt~mly of donorio who mc~y be
offended wht~n he made hr!t dl"c:r­
Sion Ostholthotf al~o quCSIJonc>d
\-.hcthcr the President Y.ctS uyrng
to 1mpo~" h1~ -.a lues and ldSICS
upon tht• tnSIIIUIIOII ''I don'c think
th•s dung c.tn be rctcC:tctl on term~
<>I per~onal tastes "
Gorrtitt: "I don't 1hrnk any or us
..sr •• surpnse.d by h•~ deca~aon, and I
think all ot u~ arc S) ntp.,thctK to
his conc.••rn Otherwrsc. why
\\ould w~ ha~e gone 10 h•ml"
Portland
Civic Auditorium
ROCK TALENT PRODUCTlON INC.
THE AMERICAN
TRIBAL LOVE-ROCK
MUSICAL
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK CITY
BOOK & LYRICS: GEROME KAGNI
JAMES RADO
MUSIC: G1~l T MAC DERi-.~tONT
FULL ORCHESTRA & CHORUS
SPECIAL
LIGHTING EFFECTS
Tickets $5.50. $6.50. $7.50-Re erved <\t·dt 'ailable
Civic Auditorium Bo:-; Ofiicc. f\ \der " Frank, ~teven
Lin oln ~\·ing' & LoJn, Lipman'!\ Ticket. l:
&. "on, THE HILL
rgn-up h~el" for the ASLC ewcull\e
po 1110n~ ol Pre rdenl \ rc.e-Pr \tdenl,
and Trc.ssurcr '' rfl be cl\ arlablc illlhc lnro
0 ~ throu •h Tu~ Feb 17 Jh <= offic r~
\\Ill be elected on Fnda) reb 27 10 J lull
, cdr s t~ rm bcgrnmng the frrst da) of
pung term for more mlo contact 1\en
Goe Bo:>< 7Si e 1 248 or 635-.5864 ign­
Upl lor olf-campu enator "Ill be
in<ulable the ~Jm<! dates.
ntl rn tamm. \H! hJH! rhe greatest
sho'' ,., cr 10 h11 rhe LC campus, the
Nrcal~' .,f1o,, '" "H 11 Tho Rovol
llchtt1nsturn • Rrng Stdewolk Cucus!
An unbcli~v. bit rn '" It)'' ot do" ns,
corned\ pantomrme, masrc, l>:lf:tn~.:tng,
JU •glrns. anrmal antrG and eicapr m. All
thrs. h ·re, lue~. feb 17 at 9 p m st IARP.
Guaran1ced 10 be an c\enrng not soon
forgollcn One of OFA s be.st IJ II
Elliot Rtchardson ~"11 spe..tk at LC's
Northwestern '-d10ol of law 31 3 p.m.,
March 5th
Richardson hi!~ held tour cabrnet posts
under two prcs1d~nu He "as S\\ orn rn
Monda~ oli Secretar) of Cornmcrc '·
The Harvard l<m hoot graduate Sci\·
cd as s ·crctar' of health, »ducauon and
wcllare bcl\\C<!O 1970 and 7J. R1chardson
lat~r erved a~o secretar} of detcn)~ ac­
torne, general· and U S ambassJdor to
Gre<ll Brrt.arn
The Julhard Strrng Quartet ~ponsorcd
b} Frrends of 0Mmbcr Mu~1c, \\ rll .tppear
m th(' Chapel fE:>b 18 \\ t'.'d., at 8 30 p m
ThPH! dre no more gencr.tl admr\ston
ttc et\ but there arP c1 fe\•, ~audem 11d et~
puco:d .st S4.SO T •ckets can br• purdti'i~t"!d
ell rbe docJr or m the Mustc Olftr.P.
LhMI~ A. \\ .. u~. t!Oitor and publt~t~wr
ot fJ '' .wt•n the LIIH!s, v.1tl speaL on "0•1.
R •ltgton and \\ar rn lh•• ,\.1rd·Last" m th•!
Orang· Drnrng Room. Mon. Fch Hi ar 12
noon
KQIV-FM PRESENTS
WAR
wj ~pr~rial guesls
PLEASURE
Sundn~ f cu 15. s 00 p m
l1d r•t\ Sii 111 dthanc.e. S.7 dl th•• door
A .allabl•• dt the bo, oftrr" and i.tll
tfu-. uw.JI PJramf.unr ourt.·l\ Pionl•or log
HCrilfl§ \\ '" ue thumpmg and kl<o l'l>
II) rng .lt the Vt~lmHtntiS Danca, rtl I cb
14 rrom 9·1210 l<tmm There wrll bl' l\\0
band l'ow<'r Play a harn rod: group .md
Drn'i'flltt. .md rile> R('arcnd) a 50's roc.k <tnd
roll band
•
-
Tlw f ngln,h 0PpJ11ment wtll show
Mysterious Mr lliorrn Tomlrnson Ft•b lb
at 8 a m .:md 3 p m f rce.
Don't know what's gorng onl Ptd: up
)OUr fcbrUaf\ CIIVIIICS caltmdar 31 the
Into. des~ or acro~s lrom the Po:.t Ollsc"'.
~·t.· !ani• Fond;~
ccnarn cicstruct10
pla~rng rn £vans th
p.m. 1 t •he galaxy irom
Barbarella "ell be
lt 7 30 and IJ ~5
Orcgon1ans tor Nudc.u afcguJrds
pre5ents Nuclear 01/t•mma, a 45 mrn. BBC
him conccr nrns Nucl~!ar Reactors t cb.
lll, 7 .~0 p m. rn dw Counol Chamber),
INNER-CITY
GN our Boo . Hts\1;.\ .snd \\lhr .. llt•r
rt><Hh A Western Melodrama ~~ comrng
10 Por tl.md jumor ( 1\'lc fho.:Jtrc. 1 he
-s~·cond productiOn of Portland Jumor
C1\rc: Thcatr••'s Mtnt·Ma stt!rptcce Serres
will bt• pr "nt£•d Feb. 14, 21, .md 26 at 2
.tnd 3.30 p.m Admtssron 75 cents. Re!>er­
vauons call 22&·3048.
\\ l!loS Contemporary play'' rrght
rrcdrrch Ourr.-•nm.m'!. pia) Romulu~ rht•
C.re<ll \\Ill makt' tt's \\ e!lt Coast premtt.•re
b\ lhr.> Untvcrsll)' 01 Portland theatr ·
dcparcmcnt II run Feb 13-lS, .md 20·22
Jt 8 p m rn the Hunc CPnlcr Tht•,)lre
CPneral Jdmr~ston S2 50, ~tudcn tft S 1.50.
Northwest f 1Im Stwh Ct•nt~r \\Ill oflt•r
da t·~ th1~ rcr m. Aurrll3fron, film
Crrrrr.rsm tmrouuc rary fdmm.tkltlg ,
\ rtff'o l'ro(/uctlon, Alh'.tnc••d ftlmm.Jklllg,
Suc••nwnrrng, and llu• Amt•rrcan 7Ql0\
fflm p1u, '"'' \\l•ek·•nd ''orkshops lrltm
for 1 {'/t.'VISII)II cllld Ne~\ Shorl I ilms lor llw
Cia room Ttuuon S JS-$55 \\ 1th d1~<::ou nt~
lo1 ftlrn (.(•ntl'r dnd Mu~cum mt•mb•'rs.
Cloa~~ .. begrn f ,,b 24 More lnro iJV,lrl .. dJie
from N\\ I C. Ponland An Mu.st•um, or ll)'
.tllrng 2l6-l811
A lt.•v. hour ot ~rlenn• 1r. JU~t \\ h<JI
l'H'rvone nt•cd~ M8rccl Marceau \\Ill bt·
.sppl'Mtng <~1 tht· PQrtl.lnd (I\ ll
At.1d110rrurn Mon , fph 16 ,u 8 15 p m
T rd ''h rcJng•• SS..SS Gerrhern ..tl C·•lcbrll)
Allr,J<.IIom, 10105\\ Mormon or Mr•ter &
Fe Jnl downtown
All\ \tudPnt Y.c>hmg to fl•HirrclfMh: "'
lh\' Sol\\ du~l All~ .llld c. oJil~ r t~IIVcll,
pl ... t " conrad Ph~ lit~ ~t.1gra\ lor rnlo o~r•ll
c!ppllt .111011& 2·15·7328
llw Orgm.1l N('\\ \or~ I vurrng Co wrll
pro• "nl HlurOII M.ur h9 .. tnd 10a1Hp rn olt
tht• C1\11; Aud1t01111m Mor•· dl•tcul~. Set!
.Jd l'"lW 5
I lll·d or drrn~ lng .JI I tw .. am(' old pliJC,!(•S?
C)u$HW!.Iron~ arc 111'1118 takt!n lor next
lf•rm ll lt•WI!i and Clark r ..rVt•r n Nlghu.
New phil,..,? Sttrn•· pl.tc••'>? lr·t Cyndu·
Johmon ~now , Bo• 1116 or 246-1978 •
WHEREVER
•
Sourtwrn Oregon <.ollct;t' m \shland tS
puumg cogclher J c:ampu~ lrterary/.111~
mag.lllnf' II ~ou .rrt' Jn art1st, \\rrter, or
photogr.tphcr wrth qualn) wotk whv not
submn II? D11adltne IS 1\\:urh 15, w11h
publlc.JIItlll 'il'l for 1'\\,r~ 14, !>end all con·
trlbut1ons 10 1h1• Happy \.riley GJZl!llt',
t o r~kt~ou New p..rpPr, Southern
Ort•g<:m tal<' Coll<.•g •• \shl.1nd, Oregon
97520 II }OU want your \\or!.: rcrurncd
l'rlrlow .r l>t...rmpo:>d, S<'ll·<~ddrt.">wd
~·n\ t•IOpt>,
lltSIOIICdl rt'lll!oHCh h:J proved th,ll
N.rt h.111 ll.rll' Ol'\ er surd," I onh regret 1 hat
1 h,wc but otll' hl<·lo lo,c lor rnv lOUntr-, "
and th.lt Pat11c:k llenrr rwH~r ard t.1ve
mt• lrht•rh· or gr\l' me dt!Jlh."
urhoc:lu\ Electra drrect~d bv 01ck
\\'rlli\, Thl Jlrt Dcpr. Chairman, run!>
through Jt. locall•: Conv~nt. Curtam: 8
p m. h.t. JOS tor rCSCI\iiiiOn!l. Fr~e lor LC
tudents.
PcdagoHues profess· "I \\l~h p!.!oplt!
WCluld slop gt•Umg JssJuhed. It c.lo"' mt•
down loo mucl• "-\llrc Hottm.1fl
CB ne\ .. man Oon Rather has been
!.Chedult•d to spt tl rl tht. L l ( ommen<c­
ment Scrv" ''• Jurw 13th
Rather rsco·mudcroJtor of the lt!h.!VI'•tOn
!>cue•), uO ,\JmUit''
-•C. ,._ 9
•
~dllh 1\rlbuc:k 01 our rnu\iC' dcp.trtm~nt
\\Ill Sl\1\' ,J free llurp ~rc hord R,., IIJI Sun
Ft•b. 15 .11 J p.m. Oon L rn1~s chr!>l
Alter Ius trr~t s••xuo~l t'XJh?rr••nre-m
Pdrr~ ..rt rhl! .tge ot 1\\t'nty-ti\lt!-HoratiO
\lgN wrolt· rn lm dtaf\ 'I \\aS o1 fool to
hdVt.' W.llll'd SC! Joug ltrs flOI no•.rrl} '>0 \lie
.• ~ I had thought."
\ /) 12 Fubrunry 1
Thu Portl.rr1d Ch,unbor Orcheut1
, Ill
The PortiJnd OpN.t Assoctation 'r
Opnr 1 S tutlio
pmsent
Gran Carlo Menotu's
JheMedium
Ill Opl,;l d ltl I wo "Ji;lS
Conclul:lt•d hy Or P.rul Bellam
StJCJ••tl by Oav1d H1tchcock (OFM
THE= MEDIUM wtll be practd('tJb,
H.1ydn's Symphony No 55
'Th~ Schoolm .r .. wr •
Feb 12. 14, 1976 at 8 p.m.
Evans Audttonum
Lew1s & Clark College
Ttckcll) .t-.drl.tbll .11 Portlt~nu vu,cu
Box Off1c•· .rnd StPven' & Son 01
before ·tH pt·r form,mcl'!
S4 00 Adults
$2.00 Studtmu and Scn1or Crt .....
T t•lt phon~ ]48 4 I ~ 1
These parfo,nunccs tuncJcd tn Plitt b-, n., Oregon Arrs CommiSSiorr
WHERE -ELSE
Rtt .1 Rcw. ol Br ouk h n delr11cr ed
hundrt•d !>lr.t) ,,rrs 10 till: Nt>\\
Hu{noHW "im It''' on " ~inglc d.tv ro
,\ ~chola r )hlp lor .1 J.tp.rnt·H~ \rot·
)\Uch.:nt pl.rnnrng to t.•ntcr tht> ( hr
mtni!>lry hd.S bt t•n c~t.rbllt
coopt•r,JII\t'l\ b~ tht• 1 h(•ologiGJI
Jt Drew Univt•rsll\ .rnd 1 he ~.;onKt
on lht• lapiim' ,. '\mertCJrl
Church. Nt.>\\ 'ork ( 11 ~ Tlw
for $3,000 ..rnnu.1ll~ ·. More rnto
Unl\ersrtv, ,\.\Jthson , N.l 07940
111 1870, lht' Dt'.lll ot thl!
Mt'UICJI School dt't la11•d thai
t•xanHn..ttlons could nut be );I\ t•n llL~':L'
rno)t or till' )tudent!> t ould no1 wr11e
~'rwugh .' Tlwrl' IS hop.-•1
Drd I ll•,r\ c ~ou outl Do }'(Ill
\Unrphtrnrs{ If ~o ..rddr~o; th•:m to
Rodd\ M.u kt•nLtt'-C,lf t' ol tlu lo~ l2 Fobruory
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Bonnie Mac Kinnon
StaH wnter
1 rcmembc{ onl' hot muggy da) m '66, I "a) udmg up rront
'"1th m) mother '"our '62 fclkon and from the radto came a
tune th;n was .-. hot a~ the a1r outSide
1 " •ted to f1nd out to\\ hat \\Oman th1~ po\\erful. ~ng w.t~
rLdtted. The an wer came • "\\hole lolld lmc by lf'd
l~pplm .
'Lt"d Zepplmf I quened 'I v.onder \\hO he tS.
Stn~ that d.ty people's tnler~t m thl' band h.~!!> ~rown W1lh
such fever th,.l by the ume "St.mw<~v to Heavl"n .wall released
four )'ea"' .1.30 the w.armg, almo~t mhuman vo1ce of stnger
Robert Plant was somethtng edsrh reC'ognruble and welcomed
b) mo)t lf.,tent-D.
Vandalizing vocalists
The band h~ alw~J' been famou~ for their destructave
Mndenoes. LA. experienced some of Zepplin's fmer efforts
durins thetf tour two vears 130 when rhe boys threw a table out
olth.e sua~ of the ninth floor of the Continental Hyan House.
& a final gesture of farewell to the City of Angels, Zep
upped the lobby JNUntanas ~nd the rest rooms of the Encore
fheamr.
1'1101 to be outdone by P1Sf ~ntics. Zepphn managed to 1mear
an entire hou~ and swammtng pool Wtth John Bonh~m's
birthday gke ~ter whach they pushed George ~nd P1tty
H•rnson m the poolrn the fane)t of Hollywood tradition
p_.mrlngs 11111ere destroy~, walls and carpets ruined. a stereo
was found floatmg 1n the bathtub, and motorcycle races were
held on the mnth floor. Oh well, take care of rt, Sam
~ly m.\nv dtSmi~s Zepplrn ac; .another typrcal heavy metal,
Grunt Funk e.u pollutant • vo1d of t11lent, vo•d of bra1n~
Nenh~r 1 correct. Leis Hendnx, onl hmmy Page c-ould
mu!irullv par.1llel rhe fcrot1ty of Plant\ \orce. And .1'> lor
mtellect. who would thtnk that under the to" led tnp'> of Plan1
drtd P<J8e l.l\ o mu<h.
World wide boogie
PJge des fib~ hrs mu.•cJI growth'" tc•lc"luon 10 lra,el. !loth
rl.mt and P.tgc hold hrgh tegard fot tr<tvcl tn rcrms or mental
•rO\\Ih .~ .. \\CII d musr~l exposure.
P.1g • Ttwre ,,. uch d \\Cahh or arn m -'" rn trum,~m.
tl.munF.o rod, )an. blu(>S ln th~ CJrly da s nl) drc•.1m \\J~ to
fuse .!II rho e shl~. Now r.omposmg has become JU I d~
tmportant. H,md·m-h<tnd wtth that I thrnJ.. 11' ttnw to tro~~cl,
lJrl gJthPrmg some real t~ghr-m-thcr(' t'Xpenencr•\ wuh thl'
suecr mu •~ am .uound th ,.,orld -MortQC(an mU!>ICJdm,
lndtan rnu ICidO'> \ ou kno\\ \\hat ~ ou r-Jn learn when you 'ill
do\'> n \\ 11h Monoccaml1 A!o a pcr'-On and a~ <1 mus1C1.1n ll That "
how yuu grow.
I m nol 4 guii.Jm l dS far JS lechnrque gOt'\ I dt•,JI rn
cmottom. I JU)1 ptck 11 up and pia) rt II'\ the h<umonrc stdl'
thJI 'i tmp 1rtant I lo~e pi.J}rng. If rC W.lS down to JU 1 that, rt
"auld be Utopaa"
Tht• Portland Chamber Orchcsu a
8Jid
The Portland Opera Association 's
Opera Studio
present
Gian Carlo Menott1's
lheMeCJium
.1n ·:· ·ra fn tWO..;a<:ts
Conducte d by Dr. Paul Bellam
S~d by Dav1d Hitcheoclc (OFM)
THE MEDIUM w•ll tie prec:eded bv
Haydn's Symphony No. 55
"Th~ SctaoolmasrcJ' '
Feb. 12. 14, 1976 at 8 p.m.
Evans Audttoriu m
Lewis & Clark College
T 1cl<:eu a culallle at Portland Opr!l.,
Box Ot free and SleliJ'"' & Son or
before the perf or mancc.
$4.00 Adults
S2.00 StudP.nU and Senror Citizem
Telephone 248 4741
Th~ pedo~tnanccs tundl.ltl m PIJrr by
Tho Or,>gOn AriJ OJmmtSJtOfl M("-' -'AOMEN I
JOBS ON SHIPS! Amt!rican.
fort•tgn ~c t•ll;pt!r •enct• rt:quired.
( cl'll•mt pay. Worldwide travel.
Summl!r Job or tJrt..•r•r Send $3.00
lor inlormatron SEAFAX Dept.J-
4 Box 2049 Por 1 \ngeles ,
Washtngton 98362
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EUROPE -Charter fltght!o, rram
J,JJ t: Youth Hostel c-ards, Inter·
1131tonal ~tudcnt 1.0., and much
mort•, Call Gerhard at Emmell
fr.svcl. 2235190
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To clo 11 you gottJ know how
MUSIC lt!S)OII on gutl,u, IJ,Jn}O
mando/111. \ftdf f.UIIiJT \(11118 bdH
IJiuc• gr.r». cuuntr. .mJ bluf'
)I y/r•). U,Jfl Pr''lii!Y-138-1891
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Wh~ not ·~Jwnd your )Umml!r tn
Sdpporo, Japdul Study, 11.111~1.
r~·w•nch and ••xpt>r wnc~ Japanc~e
cultu11; rfuough I loU:atdo Un·
twrsrty aud PSU c ontatt Portlan
Stall' UniV •r!ofty lrul•r natrona
f.:dUt.JI11Jil1 229·<4011 Ptoneer Log 1 2 February 1
Pig~s progeny
How now brown sow
Krt lew•s
Steff wrtter
A \ix-HUNDRED pound ,owll
On campu~ll . . . ,, "Yeah, well. 11\ u long story.
PJt !)tdllr.up, brologv prot., grtn'> J\
we trudge down to see thr'
mon,tro:-11\'. "I bought her lor
$500 hom a frwrllJ •n Novl•rnlwr.
She "a~ pregnant thf'n .tnd \he
had her lillt•r I.JSI v.:ecl. She h.rd
wn Jnd \Jt on one, )0 th.Jt l«·avc'
mne." (Cor to ~ce the "<lll.Jshcd
lrule bug~;cr later trl d btolog\
frt!elt>r. H.nd d~ J rod:.)
Psyched out sow
We pJ !I tlw ltbrar), Cobblt..>­
!>tone rt toward Pccbl·~ . ''A
ntnel) -percent ~Uf\ rval • dh' •~
recJII) pretl)' good lor ptg~ . Her
ltllt~r I.J)I ye.u wa~ thirtct•n. I thtnk
Sht> might nave been II .JUmatiLed
by thP mow out hNe lhat
could'vt: aflcctt•d the !liJc• ol tht.:
lrtter ' The pis W.J'> brought on
<.:.lmpu by d lJ-H.1ul hor\tc traik•r
It took .,even people to gt!l her
inro her rww home
Down rh" .tep' down. I begin
to think "c'•e gurng to bo.~t-rop~>
rnto the r Cl\ me or '>Oml•thrng when
we t<Jke a !>hilrp lell and we end up
tO il trOtilgC Shl•d,
"But, WHY did ~ou buy herl" I
d~~-profound!) ,tripping on J rock.
"\\'ell, \\l''rc working on u W.JY
ol <~burring lt!tU!IP) non­
mcc:hdntC.rlh at various )l.lgt.>s of
d~vdopmcnl for ~tudic \ rn reproductive physiology I'll uc;e
tlww animal., tn mv cla.,\es Com­
pdr.ltivl' Vertebrate -\natomy ' and
\ crh•brdtc: Embryology '."
lie ,hovel~ coftee-tan~ full of
~round b.llley rnto J bucket, 15
.1pple\ go on top. ''Ptg'> dte veq
dO'>t' to hum.m-. il" ldf a~
phy~iulog) {I:Ol'\, ~o btologr\1 ~ It k P
to u'c• ptg <·mbrym and fC'tu'e' rn
rl'ptoducuvc ~tudte ... "
Out .motht•r door and tnto
Motht•r :-.=aturc. There'-., the pen.
"Cruntl Ru\tf"! Grunt, grunt!
Ro 11.1! Rowc~ld.ta!"
"Gruml CR U:-.:1 I" Ro~te rPtorl~
rlwcom Jll).
Attd thCil' she tS ,\brown blrmp
\\ rth ll'H> JU~I long enough to kel•p
her lulltc.lls lrorn drdggrng on ttw
ground
Hog heaven
St.JIIt up leaps U\·cr the pen \\'JII
.Jnu i,)c8rn'S !>U.Itehang Roste's
h.Jck. Sht < lu~e) her ta\'t.."'>, lo'>t rn
t•nl.l'>'l' ~udd(•nl y nuw prnk
p1glet' Jppt>dr. fightrng .1nd I all
Ill~ .
Sr<tll< up ernptre~ hr~ bul.k~t rnto
lht trough. ddtls a hult watt."r lor
con'>r\tPnty. Ro~ie buries her no\e
111 tiH mt!s~ . Contentment 5he
1!.11) dbuut nint• pound'> ol g1 ound
b.srlt•y per di.ty, and about twenty
appl<·s lettuc-e, too, when I Cdn
get '' from SAGA.'' {He geh the
bdrlc\ hum the Clackama~ County
Gr.mgc• Jnd the apples lrom rhc
Coll\'ent.)
"II vou'n• brJ\l', come on tn.11 I got a\ lar d'> '>lraddling
fl'ntl' Then I remembered all
~lot it!' ,tbout \OW!> wtlh IIIler
\U\ ''r .Jngcr., .1nd dec1ded dga
It,
Future franks
"No rt.•,tlly, chc~nce' Jrc
\\on 1 buc 11 'he' c.urng."
Th.11 dtd 11 M,wbe I'd
not. I, uh, dtdn 1 \H~dr m> or
clotlw) today ... uh, don't w;•n1ra
I .. gt-c < "cy ...
A ~quc.1l I r urn the ror ner
pin!\ pup .. Jrt.• gom~ .11 tl. ·''II'""
chuddc., "1\') ')CJOn .1 thc~e
ollt' \\C.llh'd, I'll ~ell tlwm
f11cnds The) havl•n't been
Jl t ordrng to USDA ~t.mdJrd~
c-.10 '1 wll 1 hl•m on t h<• cn,mn,t•rtJ
marker. i\ \..a\ be SAC,\ \\ ould
h " 1 em ...
lie cmptl~ll tht.• watt•r p
Kt>lrlb 11. ''1\l' bt•t•ntryrn~ to"
uut sonwthmg with ~AGr\ Jb
tood '' tJP'· Havl!n't
.tn\lhrng ltom lhl•m Vl't."
lit> hop~ h.1ck out ul th~ p
'A>l· W.!lt h tht• dOIITl.tJc,, t,JI~
l.um' bard,, zoo'>, the rnt!.Inrnf
lrrc, lhf'n trudg•' b.1d up to B
Jlwr«.> h£' \ho") me .. omc ''
bo" truutrn .tn Jqu.trtum .ltc'~.
.mother stud} gotng wtth
"T o~l\rng < JH' of .rll tnt•sp .rnr
tal\t•} up ,!lot ol m .. It me. And''
da,~t·<. c1nd ml·ettngs. rt 's hilrd
,,or~ 11 .111 rn,"
\1\.ho know~? MJ)•bl.' StPO
pu) .tudc•nr to cl«?.tn pens
lt:t>d lC .mrm.Jis. Work-)tudy
I <•t al ( ngtrH!Crtngl 12 fobruory
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nck
S60
and
that
frc..·c..•
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14 days before Spring Vacation.
You ~:we '\7% off tht· co'r of a rq~ul:u rounJ-t tip t oal h
nckt·t fhcrt ··~ no lO\\ t't fnrt• :t\':Hbbk· For t'X:tmplt•, \'Oll 'a'·"·
$60 bctwn·n Lo' Angdt·' and Dt·nvt·r. S 105 bet\\ t't'll (. htt :l~O
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:mJ Lo~ Angdt·': and S66 bt•twt't'l1 Hou,ton nnJ Ml.\1\H . ..
Wuh out nt·w lo" t'r fart·~ \ ou ,ttl I ~t·r m:ul\ of rht· t''\ll.'l' ' ..
rhar Conunt•nra ll' famom for
On mo't of our "aJt·-bodtt·d domt·,nc D<. -10' \ ou'lll'lliO\ ' • •
frt·c filmed t•nrt·rr.unmcnt, f~t·e ~tt'lt'O, dw onl\' <. oJth Pub 111
the k \' ac no t•xrra tO\t, and optional food 't't \ tu
On our \pacaou' 72.,.'> \OU gt·r ovaht·ad \(OI.l~t·, follt dO\\ n
nuddlt· \t':tt\ wht·n unotcuptt•d, :mJ frn· 'tt'rl'O. And wuh Conunt·nt~l ir dnt•,n't t:tk"· ·' lot l",f ~.·.xtl :t dY,.'t r
W \:\\ l' :I lor of lllOIW\ ' :\II \'Oll dll j, lll.lk-.· \~l'"~Ut r~·'t'l \',ttl~'ll' • . md p:\\ fot 'out th. k~.·t .It k,,,, 1-t d,l\' h~,.·fort · \'OUr t1tt!ht. • •
You mu'r \(J\ .lt '"·''t 7 d,\\'' :md Ill'"~ llltltt' than J(l d.n·,~ • • •
Th.n\ :~11 rhn~.· '' to 1t
To t;lkl' ott Y"'\, tht' \prin~ \',lr.llat'"~ll. t".lll your rr,l\·d :l~l·nt.
our p:unwt 111 ~t'lflll~ dun~' dolll'. tH Cl'~tHitwnt.ll Aulitll''·
'\.\•ntllh nul" tllf'll'' "'' tnl,•tm.eth•n •'";.:·"''Ill!! '!''''tilt tlt~ht' .IUd munl•,·•
,,f '''Jt' ·" .ul.thk ( l"' \-",,,It,, ,,unl ·'1'1'"'' du.•uc.lh'\11 rh,· ', .u. ~ "' lu,lllll!
ch,· ~'''' wd ti 111\1 Jun~. · I. ,.,-,, "' "''Ph'tlll•,·• I:;, p)-,. '' lwn J ~~" •• ,,,,,.,,""'
·'I'J'Ih'' (. 'lullih·n\ t,, ... ·'l'l'h'·' ·'!!''' 2·11. \ ''·'' h Pub '' th•l ·'' .ul.tl•l, ''"
ll.t\\ .Ill thrtl\1\!h 'C."I \"h."\' 1-;u,•, '"''1"1.1 II• dt.HI\!\ \\ ttll,•l\t lhlllu' • •
, We really move our tail for you.
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·1 ht· Prn\ld Bird\\ tth dll· (;nldt·n·t:lil. -Page 10 Ptoneor log
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'Folk forms and technology ... '
Sally Schultt
Staff wnter
John F. Callahan, prolcs:-;or of
Engh h, 1 tt-.e fl.~ cipr~nt ol a
fellow)htp uom tht> N:uronal
Hum~mtres In lrtute at the Un-
1\"e~tl\ ol Chrcago Dunng thr)
')car long pcnod. he \\111 par­
tropate rn scmrnars, \\or kshops
and other parts of the In lllutc\
pro r.:sm It "'" work \\lth the
concept ol tec.hnolo~n .md
cuhurc. ha tcchnolog' become .l
\\Orld unto rtsclf, 1m per. rous
etlhcr to humamst categorr~or to
cuhural cho1C
Cal to Chi
'lhc comp Wrun ror thr
I clio" htp \' ~s rntensc, I constder
u ~great opportUOil) to be dble to
meet ancl \\Ork \\lth rhr Hroup of
20 di\UngUt~h ~ t~Uows ." "~plam s
CJIIahan
The purpme or thts, \car tn
Chrcdgo. w h1ch "til begm m
eptt?mber, I~ tO rormUidiC d
cour\e ;u each prolt"S)Or • .. rcspec­
m e college Callahan plan to
focu Jus cnergres on an mtt'•·
I Send Hie no Lo,...::Bun<IJ~ .. •tlh
I c •tuUtg el\~1 oiJd • '"'d hurt lo
you ip!!aol '\Ia " tt~e toodoy She U
I ~~ the menave L~
II) U~ ~on OUt
I be a • lui Vo~ntlne
fiO•C ~ IO send 10 ell dt'!>C!phnan. wam-tuughl cour!-i!
tcntath•~h lttled: "folk form~ and
1 \!Chnolo~': l ramtormattons ot
~ t th .md tvh·." 1 ht\ cour'c
\\ ould prob.tiJh be otl l'r~d
qu.utl'rl m 1977-i6. c:ulmtn.tttng
1n the compll•tton ol proJeCt JC·
compltshcd b) !lmall ~tudent
group) "1th d1tft•rcnt fal ult)
members a~'!>l)ltnS · \t ttm pomt.
ht.•, ;ummg thl' cour c pumarrl) ar
the t!ntur, "Th ~c plam., 01
cour e. art> tentalt\C, the) reilect
ou1 en 1' that cntor . ha' ing
"orl.;cd through the hcucr part of
<1 maJor arc rcJd\ for .md tn need
ot d cours.e ~ •') tng them mto
qut'SIIOnll tflat \\til pt!ISI"I no
m;)Ul'f what lant.• ot "ork or ~t) lc ot
IHe tht>} pur~Uil' , ..
Cdllahan prOJC'Ct \\Ill prob.1bl~
bt" S'' en unano;,lanput, .1s w,•IJ .n
Jl adi•mtC
All of the tellcn\S .uc expected
10 appl) tur J grant oi $20,000 tu
trnplcml·nt atw cour e W nh thas
h ~>t· ot basr _,, h•ch ·~ almo't .l''ur,•d to'' • ll•llo" ),I wtll be able
to bun~ r~putJble 'Pl'•th•r,,lilm,,
.md .nadau-va,u,tl nMtcri.tl to the
'ullc~l.' ··
Rtch pedagogy
\ p1oporwn1 ot in no\ JIIH'
tc.ll hmg. C.JII,lh.tn \ll'\\ thi~
tdlo" shtp .tS .motlwr tool whtch
lw <an u'c to 1mpro' c .1nd '-''P•llld
th\.' ml'lhod .. and .,ub,tancl' of ha<.
proft..• SIOil
"I an1 con!lt.:Snll h'·thinktng my
tl.'aChlll"; cH'I thtng that I do­
" rattng, fl'llo\\ h1ps (hf' Wei thl'
1973-i 4 H'fiJ>H!I)t Of tht• "~.'JttOiloll
l:ndo" nwnt lor lht• Hum,lnttrc
1 ••Ito" h1p lut the• 'uungcr
Human• t~''}-rl'lurrts to nn
1\.'clChtn~ rn on • 101m or Jnothl'l, I
h<•llt•u• th.Jt I "all ht• moh' .tdi•pt :tt
tt•.:Jrhing , I wtll b<• mu(h IIChl'l
upou m, 1Nurn. ..
C)n lea'<' nc'' l!dl. Callah.m
\\ill rl'turn an '77 to !.hnre lu
C'\pCrtCOlel' and g11m I h Wtth tlll'
lC communlt)
Living amongst stars
Kit lowts
Staff writer
rame ·~among u~l
'es. foils. Be td~ our regular~ ·
St~ftord, Rut~ala, Ietner, Cruden,
Crdmpton, Paul), Calhth3n, and
McPht·•~on, we ha"e ~orne !opc<•al
~u • 1 ~t:tr~ 1h1s )l'JI
Ftr~l. Earll'nl' Hawley (Kent
tid\\ le\ 's wrlc), ha~ rec:cnth com­
pl•·tPd o.1 lull-length play enutled
}om .mu O.ruglth.'r5 ot Thunder It
IS bCJs•·d on the IJegtnntng\ ot the
I •mtntSI mo~emcnt tn tht· lti30 ~.
Shc•'s been coiiJbor ating wtth
"Bump" H •atcr in LC's lhe.ner
dc·p.utmr•nt lor pulishtng .!nd
ltntshtn, toucht.>s Th~ play wtll be
pr.•scntt..>d b) the• New Thl•atrc, "
PoHiand ~·oup, th1~ cormng fall.
tlr's a Don't·M•ull)
Dame of fame
But fame •~ not new to f\ h.
Hawley. She ha~ had one ul her
OJH!t a~ produCt~ '" Nt?\\ York
Ctl)'• and •'> preparmg mure A ll'VIi
)•'<11!1 at;o, LC pedormPd on" of
lwr d•arnal•l"d tralngu"!) aiJout
wvlllen T hts laa.-•st one ma) not be
nt•v., but 11 c••rtatnh 1s ont~ of the
baggu•\ I ••t's ~1\r' h••r ,, ha11JI
N•'KI, "'" 1-..v .. J<~im•• PPrr•z-Mont.lncr ot the r orctgn
language dt>pllr tmcnt, t-Ic has
publ1shed an drt•dc CJIIcd "las
no\ cl.ss de Pedro lor !;l.' \ l'l a"
("Tht- novels ot P.J.\: .'') an
P.lt.dlotlo-,, ~ weeki\ ~upplcnwnt
to El l nr\iCrCJ Unloullun.stt•ly, El
( m\tYO ' '" onh puiJitshcd an
[quador . Even though \OU c.sn't
run out ro the hook)IOft.' Jnd get
11, don't lcel roo dl'prtvl'd: unh!\'
\ou'rc u Sp,11111oh llloiJOI, you
ptObdbf.. lOUidn't rt•.tt..fll otrl)'Wdy.
Shy guy
lntl'r\ tews h;l\'e lwl~n Jtlcmpwd
Y>rth Dr ~tU.Jrt But•Hner, an prof ..
over the ld~t twu \\Cr!~s. but o.~p·
par~;>ntly ht• ht~) bl'l'n <t\ ording Jll
publu contaCt.
And 11'!. no wonder I Rumor has
11 that he h.u publt)ht•d a llt\IOr}
ol \11 book. AND th.Jt tt's chc.tpe•
ih.1n tlw one he no\\ r cqutr • ior
hi" Htst ol Art <ours~: . llw poor
rn:tn •s probo~blr S\' Jmpcd '"'"
rh.lllk·)OU calls and ll'llers from
upc-ummg student~ and ob)ll.'IH'
e;alls .md lt•ttcrs f 10m tho ,. who
1 h.tv•• .tl~t•ady hou~ht tlw other S15
boo~. Auothcr 1urnn• ·~ th.ll lw ts
tl'.sllv ,, "lrllstr,th.:rl ltu•mlln Dr
su"""l''· .r )ou'rt· uu• rtwrt·.
ple.lW t•t 1111 !>tl'-llt;h t! 12 FtJbruory 1
Teac n1qu • ing tee
Porry Ol~on
Stofi wntor
$l•llmg Jppll''> on 'ttt•t.•t (Orlll't 'l
lt'>ll'd on '"'llan•ll ht•,cquc,tlon'
pl.t)(Ul' luturc ~l~rnent.tr) ' 'l hool
h'd< her'
thll thl' tob m.n \r.et ts not <I'>
blc.tl.; .. ~ th~\ 'd\ M.tnv dt•ml.'n· • t.an t•du ... auon m.tJOI"' Ml' quilt:
upumhtll Tht.• qualit) ol th~ LC
l d. Ot•pJrtml•nt t':l one of tht•
'''•"on ,\nothcr I'> LC\ uniqul'
JoU plac~mcnt ~en ICC lor
h'.tdtel'
Om• ol thl' mo't ob-.:tou'
que-.tton~ tu J,J.. .m •lt•ment.ll\ hJ.
mdJOI 1~ 'Why '10'>t \\ t'(l' tn•
voh cd m , Jmp coun,cJmg lor
grade!>< hoof )tudent~ ~\.an It ked
It·
\'\'h\ do pl'Ople )tiCk with II
Ul'\PIIC the job pantcl r ""'·the Ed.
mJto• h." a lot ol conlidenc~ trl
ttw ucp.utml!nt \econd, thcy
h.wc a lot ol conftdcnce rn
tht•m,ch e.,,, l hl.') .ue ,, wr~ corn­
mtllcd gtoup of people
Innovative program
T ht.>lf 'onltdtmu• in the dep.lft­
mt•nt ll'ntcr~ Mound tb cx­
p c r 1c n c l.' d prof e" tH s and
rt•\oluuonan format. fhl' fd.
prol Jt LC h.1ve had clas<.room
cxpt•nt•ncc . 1 hcu pr tlCIH."al
J..nu\'li ll·d..:c make<> them more
cllt•c It\ c cduc.ttors
:,tudl•nt teacher, Ia) Ml.'rcdllh :
"I don't care hm' much you knO\\
JUUUl the ~Ublt.'~l, \OU hd\C 10
kno" ho" to te.Kh to moti\Jtc
pt•opll'
Rt~ht IHlm the '!tt\lrt tht•
cmphaw•t'> on praCitCJI d;n~room
~"><pcrwncc . Tim I'> not onl J
• .. tlu.tl>lt• b.t(lo.ground, but helps
tht• luUl'nl J'>k. "Is l!duco~tton
"'.111, tnr nwl"
l how VIi ho dun'! ltkt• U'dt hm~
'" 1hc di.l\:>f<)~·m ltnd out f,l'>l, I hc\'
(lUll,
I d flrofc.,.,or, Ro~cr Zacglcmal\,
thlltk~ lht• cJhber of tho~e \'tho
IJl'l'-t'H'r c contnbutt•s to the
th•partnwnt' ~uc<c~~. lteglcrnJn "''''' tht•tr qu.tht\ h.1s bu1h
11'1Hit311UO , [fl'ml'nl.ll\
.uounc..l tlw cuuntq hilvt• "
"'S•" d lor u:: ~r Jth
,\\lll h nl tlwu "'ntur )t'M
~IH'Ill \\orJ..mg 1n publu •lhOQ:
I hl' Y''•" 'ont.lln\ twu one 1
him t.. , In hluck on•• tht•\ nU\fott.
.tlld 8r .nJu.tll~· .t~SUfnl'
H!)pun tbtlitr. 11.111-w.ty
hlot k I\\ o tlu \ nln tc.u h
Pra tn the sky
Gt•llmg " 10b •~ po'>\lble.
m.tJor,; h,t\'t' pl.tn•mcnt
1 r..tn(l'~ Slott to th,tnk lor
t t•llt.•nt pl.tc t•mcnt ~Cr\lc !!.
l'•'ll 11 pl;n ~u almost wvt•nt
c t•nt uf 1 how studl.'nt~ looktn
WOI I.;.
Sl CJII stall~!. !>l'" cr .11 t l!il'OI\\
hL•r clep.utmcnt\ '>UCCl.'S)
,hl• '"" o~ , h.tnt t! to g,•t to
t'ill h \tudt•nt tn the progr
hl·l~ in ,, pl'l '>Ont~l m.tnnt•r
< ond, thl' rlt•pJrtmcnt h,,,
< olfet•f·OIII'IllCd \\OrJ..o;hOp\
'''""""'' \omt• ol tht.> \l'mtn.u' deal"'
how to prl.''>Cnt \l good r L..,u..,
Other' let tht .. tud~nt go mn~q
pt.lllttt.•' mtt.•rvacw\ . Onl·~ent.·.
h,\ tl·.tcht•r~ trltt•t \ tt•w ~tu,uet~
~l.Ull )Uggt•)t!i th.u ld matorl'
"cnt hu,t.J)II<:all~ pcr:.t)hmt
tlwu w;uch lor worJ..." l"fCI~Dfo
dl t•n 't too b.1d.
Glamourles s posts
1 h• II· .ut.. onH· 4U.Jitl . ....,, ...
though.
'ou ha' t• to be \\ tlltng to
111 ,, ,m.tll tO\\ n, oltcn tn
nmldl•• ot nowlwH•. T h.ll \
C lw' y Ch.t"' or 8('\ t:rly Htll
t'\ t•n L.tlt• 0'" ego
"' ·"h'rllt.• CH•t!k
,\\cl <'<hth, ''~l'lil'l .11 \ t• .. m
tlw dhtfl< '" \H'tt• luu\.;rng tor
No\\, tit; .s v. hole dtl h•rt•nt ta
'ou "·'\'' to look lor tht.•m.
"' ou'~t• ~omg h) h,l\·t'\0 r
thc11• .u l' <.omc Jll'Opll' who
\\.tnt you. I hcrl' "ill be
pt•uplt• \\ ho \\tit\\ Cl~h \'OU .tg41.::
,, mort• t'liPl'rtcnct•d lCill ht•r.
/I'AIFY #fLEN!li/ES
7111: ttJ6 "'7~'
Career Planning and
Placement Center
Tremont Room
• empleton C-<~llege Center It's the place to establ•sh your
credential~ ftle-personal
tnforrnatton abstract. academtc
and acliVIues summanes, letters
of reference/recommenua trun It's the place to hnd brochures
and rnlor matt on about cart:!er s
It's the plaCt! to talk to someone
aboul explonng all your career
opt•ons It's the place to get some rdeas
about developrng vour resume
and JOb search sk1lls
It's the place lo stgn up tor
mtervrews w•th vrsrtang employers Bt.•tng
anempll
Unlortu
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busy. 1 o
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ers. 12 february 1976 -
VAN
LEN
Tom Van Domelen
Sports writer
Bt•mg t:o·prf' ~tiJcnt of the Palatme H1ll Gang. I've been
auempttng to rally ~upport behind our malor ~port s here at LC.
Unturtun.uel) •, 11 appear n great matortt)' ott he students aren't
mtNC ted in tootball, b~tskctball, or ba~eball .
The only condusion I Cdn arrive at i) that student body
mcmht•r ~ .tre ~l:~ymg games of their own 10 keep themselves
bus)'· To mve:.ttg.ste and prove my hypothesl!l ,l v1sited ~tudena
on ,mci. ott campu ~ .md witnt'..ssed some ver)' interc)tlng
h.tppcnang~ .
Tht• Boy:. ol MJn:mntta Jmuse thcm:.elves in d mo)l peculiar.
~ •'I :.omcwhat j)cr~crtcd fashion. Th~1r game c:onmt~ ol bolhng
a pot ol :.pa8hetll . then takmg turns spelling out nasty and
ob <cne word~ on a scrabble board with the long. flextblc
strand\, Some print, others prefer GothiC style and saill others
u'e c.llligruphy to Cllprcss them~elves. but all agree thai
''Spashett• Spcii·Off " is a grNt way to relieve anxieties ... and
tncrealt~ your vocab~l~ .ry. Another name for the same game
pla~t. ><J tn Ponderosa ·~ 101 Ways to Pl.ay with Your Noodles ''
Paonecr R.D.'s have lound a way to reduce prenures a~d
rcheve frustratiom. Whenever tcm.ion gets the best of them
they gatht~l all the R.A.'s mto a small room and throw rocks a;
them. The game, known as ''Boulder Bonanza" does not hurt
1hc R.A.'s a~ much as on,. maghl thtnk ~ince mo~• R.A.'s are
pre' tously stoned o.nyhow.
Mind boggier
Plo~u Hall resident ~ spend much of thctr time'" a game called
"fr~.~~ure Hunt.'' Otngy dormer~ spend hours a week
)c:trdllnij lor praZ(~ sca11crcd '" variou ~~ se<.:rct locatLons. The
Plollers, even today arc still )earching tor 1he big trea~ure, the
du a vi! Great Cr r1b. One mernber ~lated . "Almost everyone
here ha<> already caugh1 ~ome torm of crabs in the hunl, bur
"c'rc srill SNrchmg for tht• Rag Daddy. Clue~? Well, so far we
h.1vcn't even scratched the surf~ce ."
Wdndering to south campu$ I found that Hartzteld ~tudenu
are a r.oph1stu:ated lot. They love mind games and "Frontal
lobotomy" as no e.-ceptaon . Each week a worthy ~tudent
(u)ually a p~ych maJor) 1s chosen to donate h1s bratn to the
gt oup tn the spirit of fun, soence, and educatiOn . Followmg
tha~ prenure packed pre-game ntualthe bram is appropriately
dis~\!Cted wtth a Veg·O·Mattc and students spend the rest of
the mght rrymg to ptck up the pie<"es and put1t back together
.~gain. So far, no one. has won, b1.H there have been a hell of a lot
ol big losers.
OH campus student) lean toward nostalgic-type g-.m~ . Who
c:.m forget the fun-failed "Sptn the Boule'' where most l"ds
ended up drunkenly 1n love. lC commuters enjoy a two p01rt
variation game wh1ch usually covers a two day period. The ftrst
part, aptly named "Drink the Bottle" explams iiSelf and usually
takes plare on Fnday or Saturday nights. The ~econd half of the
gamt• always occurs the following mornmg. It ts enutled "Spin
the Head" which also speaks for atself. Commutersd.11m 11 is an
l!.Xpensive game to get hooked on, but all agree that the pay-off
I!) gener<~lly very mmd blowing.
Frog legs
Copclund Hall toes to m;untaan a woodsy outdoor tmage.
Wh)', onl)· last week. with back packs and nasks secured, the
t;roup set up C.Jmp at the Relleet1on Pond to enJOY a naght of
''f1og Hun11ng". I spoke to a member of the group about the
c pcnence.
"How w.u your tnpr•·
·Great Tom. It's good to bust aw..sy from tt all and get back to
nature. It's sort of a natural htgh."
.. Wh11t ,,.. 11 you enjoy about frog hunting a~ oppo ~cd to
badcctball or tootb:tlll' '
"Well. there l'n't the oompctit1vene ~~. the ... iolcnre. or the
pre ~ourt•s that come w1rh tho~e sport ~. frog huntang IS so
pcacrtul and 1elaxmg." '
''01 rour~ . but if frog hunting is so p~.1ceful, why are you
c.srr)'mg lhat 30 ought 6 warh youf'
''Well, one of the frogs lltarted to f1ght back, so I blew the
ltttle SOB', head off. It's a shame. too. he had a mce patr of
legs."
"I I h. k •t see ... t tn .
After th1s elllten~lve r~earch. there was llnledoubt (or ~antty)
l~h tn my mmd that students were not bcmg left without their
!>hare of tun and games. To di5pell all doubt .tnd san1ty,
however, I feel the top1c need• more lookmg mto. The second
p.:art ol ''Gam~s People Play" w1ll be covered in next week's
Log Unleu Big Daddy get~o you first. we'll see you then. Ptoneer log
Slats Gill
Hunter is
Tom Bernard
Spona wnter
Mary Lou l"iunter's nommataon
lor the Slats Gill Award (huhl)
c.Jmc .1~ a total surprtsl.!, even to
her. awarded (to Vac Crowe, coach ot
the Portland 1 imbers soccer rf!am)
II w .. ~ baiiP.d ;n, the Slats Gill M.1n of
the Year award. I don't know at we
were token women or what?" Page 11
"I didn't even know about 1t,''
the coach of the Northwet Dis­
traer Vollcybo~ll champion,
rcmarkl.!'d . "Nobody told me or
ldlled me. I JU\t H?dd my name­
.Jmong ,, h\t ot nom1nee's in the
p.lpN '' Though she d1dn't win and
though nobod~ · knows qunc what
the award as, coach t tunter should
gf!t some acknowledgement for
her JChJevement~ . The P1oneer
volleyball t~.Jm da1med an,our­
st<&ndlng 29-5 1975 sea~on re"ord,
She h.t~ coached three str~1ght
NWC chdmpaon'> be~id t!!> ho1-.ing
her lcdm compete in rhe NAIA
nauonctltourn.Jmentthh yt~ar , Her
pl.tyer" respect her co.tchlng abili·
ty and ay she has improved as a
CO.tch over the past lew years. Mark Clever
Wh.Jt as the Slats Gill Award(
C o.tch Huntt•r hac, no idea d\ to the
mt>.mang ol the dubioU\ aw.trd
either "When 11 farst came up, I
thought 1t was the Slats Gill
Ort.>gon C.oach of the Year award
.\nothl'r wom:tn and I were
nommatcd for It, but when it was Next time \he i~ nominated for
an a.w.ud, please sports writen. ol
Oregon, tell us what rt's for.
Paul Parker
ore
Ut Warren
Sports writer ar
fhc grNte:.t kibuzang .. port in
tht• world: wrc.,tling . At lt!J'>t that'r,
ho" it soundt..>d last Thur .. day
ntght twaring the lew1" and Clark
'"~ 11ing IJm.
Warmang up, the teJm remind-
ed me ol panda bear :u the zoo,
rollin~ and merching \~oilh leet in
the air. The agllrt\ the)' ~howed
demon)lt a ted ho\~o every part of .1
wrt•)tlcr' hody mU'>t be tn top
condition .
The Southt.•rn Oregon teJm
w.utt·d ''" ahc oppo\lh! 'ide ot 1he
ttmm. \\ h(•n Jnnounu~d. e.tch
\lof'''tlet .1pptu.1chcd the center ol
tht.' mat and .,hook hand) ')Omc
pr .tctanng tht.•tr lat~~t P'~·ch·out
h•t hmqucs.
Tlw human knot tnachmC.S\\I!re
'" .tt:tion. r an~ lt.>{i j, not de:.cnp­
th c t•nout;h. [, ery piece ot bod~
Wd\ in t•very po ation po.,s1ble.
-noc
"Gel that arm outa there."
''Ket!p that heat on."
"You're too htghl ''The kibitzers
called out SO diftcrent 1nstruc·
tton,. Pat K1ng. LC'li coach. ·sat tn
the corner )houting hi, rwo cent'
\\Orth,
her each match out wrC:\tler
\\as greeted bad; to the bench by
his lcarnmatc.~. LC ga"~ outhern
Oregon a run for rhc1r mone) but
at \\ ·"n't enough. ~OC out
moncu .. ercd LC oght and leh.
One 'pectator commented, "The)
mu'>t ,,.,,..,ric bi?ar-.. do\\n there."
l h,• tl•am <t<:l\•d like 1t too. lC
(ouldn 't get .1 8"P on an~ thtng.
Southern Orcson won the
met•t. LC meet \\ tllameue on
fchruar,· 12 at SJiem. The ne.xt
homt' m.ttch as agam!>t t::astcrn
\\a hmgton on tcbruur~ 13, frt·
dJ), .tt 7:30. Conference Yo 111 be
held tn for C\t Cr o' c at P;wtic
Uni\'CIMI un fcbruar\ 21. • Jock rock
Rick Van Orden
Sports ed1tor
What do you do if you are ~
freshman away trom that special
lady back in Coquillet You write
some lyrics 01nd ha11e Johnny lee
put them to music.
M;uk Clct~er has been wming
.,er es lor the past tv.·o years. Th•s
year durmg football hewrotewha t
he felt to be one or h1s beuer
efforts. In a magaztne he noticed a
publ1shang hou .. e tn Nashvallc that
accepts songs and Iynes. Mar~ sent
ht\ ~~~tork to th~ mu)ic apt~ a I wtrh a
note reru~ing any nghr~ to hrs
compo~tion.
la\1 week while hstening to
KPOK MarR re~ognized the ltncs
from Johnny lee's latest htl,
''Sometime (I Cry)." Hts ltnes
h.1vc now been immortaltzed Ill a
coun try-~~~tc'>tern tune.. Mark notes
thill 1hree word) have been
~hered . "And the) added the
word darting. I never u~e that.''
Mark had no idea whllt his
word might sound like put to
music but andkates th~t the mus1c
aptur~ the mood tn Yo hich the
word\ Wl!fe written. He wtll
probably not recea' e credtt for the
lyuo but Mark has the 5ati!tracuon
ot beang able to request a song
that he ""rote.
~ -•
Nick Norwood C..'l Rodt-f> -• Page 12
Dick Hartung
Snow job
Jeff Pierce
Staff writer
It was. .-.11 uphtll tor the )kt tP.am
thts ~car. The members were un·
able to uam .ls a v.hole during
December . because or Chrir.tma\
\idCauon Also, In tie acttvc mtere)t
wc1s c~preued In the team, or by
the team once 11 was CJtablished.
All the;c factors. made th~ luture
look d1m and mur ale ~lad: en. And
the5e .-.crt· tal:cn mto constdera·
t•on v. hen LC Sen1or Greg
Mucc' •-rn charge-ch~e to uu­
mtnille the sk1 tl!am for thc
rPmatndN ol thts sea~on.
De ptle these d1fiicuh1es, the >ll
team will not drsappear lrom lC.
Tht>re are sull people, like
Mtrcckt, e~ctivel) tr\•ing to bUJid a
sood ractng team on the founda­
uon of a lot of talse stam.
A number of plam are being
cons.1dert!d w h1ch are mtended to
8'"'~ the sk1team the strength il hds
prevwush lada~d. "Bas•tall> ,''
sa)-s. Mueda, "'-' e are hoptng next
~ear to have a complete!) funded
skt team for men and women with
full·llme coach, and dry-land
traming r.tarttng m the fall. AI~ a
two week wmt~r training camp at
Mount Hood dunng December
wht:n we're otl ~chool. dnd two
ntght!> a week dunng winter term
up on the mountain trainmg, plus
ruur d•flerenl weekend~ for
rdrc.:.
Coach comes calling
It ·~felt b)· MHcckt ctnd th1• r~st
of uw team th;u obta~r~mg a coach
·~ ncc•·swry 10 order to mamtam d
dt•\trablc lf.!..tm ''1 he tdca b hmd
th•~ •s to hutld a suong h:am l he
rl d\on we hd\: cn't held l(lgt!the: n.
b£•<;.au' • "c ha cn't had a OOilt::h • P•onoor Log
e sno
We ha,cn't had somcbod) ''ho<.c
r~ponstbthl} 11 •~ to be the
authonl\ f1gure. No matter what
pcople sa\, in an •thmg like that
)OU ha\l! to hJ\Il' an authont)
ftgurc to run thmg~ . At le.l\t a
manager. \\ e d•dn't C\'en ha' c
th<~t . We had C\:£>rybody gotng off
tn dtllercnt dirc<ittons . no coor-
dtnatlun." -
The person m mtnd lor the
coachmt:; pmnton ·~ Kent Inman.
He pl:lyed thl• role as sld coach for
LC way bad: m 1968·69, ~o he was a
natur ,al, 1 he po~ttion he v.tc;Jted
back 1hen wa!> nt•ver rehllcd. He
helped l>utld a work.tblt:' and win·
nmg team here uelore but more
amponant, he's intere!\ted •n
returnmg nov.-on a five·)'ear
tonlrdct. The fiw ve<~r term would
not onl) tn\Ur<! the tc!dm of \Ut·
llctent and continued direcuon,
but would provtde security to
potcnual team donor) and the
fmancial wcle ol the college iuell.
The door-to-door pitch
Oncr; th~re •s organlldllon
avatlable, the team can tarttram­
tng. B~smnmg the Monday
followtnl!; T hank!>gtvtng, there
would be a two week tramrng
~es~ron for the team up on Mount
Hood, de~uned to wor~ the bugs
out of then chmtu•' c1nd the heat
out of the11 bodw\ for Thdnk)grv­
tng tht> sl-.tcr• have the opuon of
~pt!ndmg 01 fortune to go home
and r~lurn 111 three d.t}'\ or
rcma1mng at tht• \;OIIl'gc and spen
dtng 11 smaller fort Ufll• on long
d"te;nc ,. call~ to d• ;jppoinh:d
larmlu!5. But tt') all rn thr• hne ot
tluty. "I don't lhtnk tht~ t\ too
much lu a 1-.,'' ~ay~> M1u•ck•. "The
b.nlwthall tl'<Hns hctt• pr act1c:e
dunn~: Clm"ma~o brt!i!k. And this onl> entail" ten dol)' ol on·th<•·
>now tratntng. Our budget would
pay ror that, so 11 would bl· nothmg
out ol the ~tudent~' pockets."
Spt!Jking of budgets, \4. h\!re dre
all the~e greenback:. commg trom
10 hn,tncc an expanded ~1..:• team
progr<tml A) i~ olten the ca!IC, the
college has to look to ktndly
donor'>, ~orne out<.tde loOurcc ol
weo~lrh . 1hc ~ld team·~ not lundt>d
through any c1thlet1c budget but
through the Development office,
where Glen Lregg '" reportedly
well on the \\CIY to hndmg
somebody who woJnh to help \Up·
port d progrc1m hkc the !lkttoam.lt
cen.unly can't hutt lor ttm
beneldctor to knov. that J coach
will be commilled for fivc yc.u
and thc1t they arc butldmg
~omething lor the futurt•, not tn
veo.ttng in a one-o;hot propo ~iuon.
(verythtng dc.:pend!> on that
mystenou~ Mr or Ms. X out there
in ne.vspapcrland with some
ch<~nge to spare lor d CilU!I~.
Come up and ski me
After 11 '>out of the \tarung gene,
,,·~ all downhtll for the \kl team­
ftnanclally atled\t The Admi~'>IOM
offtce finds d number of potenttdl
enrollee~ who are very intere\ted
tn whether or not l( hd'> a \ki
team When the'>e peoplt-learn
that 11 do~ not, thc.•y o~re not <1\
antere-.ted But 11 '" unlortun.llt:
that these indlv1du.tl\ wl'nt
somewher c• ••lst•IJec ·IU't! nor m<tlly
p<:oplt• who ~1.;, .ue r '-It her WPII oft
mon«:tartly. I ht•y would,
thctt•for,., bl' lullp<~Vtng mt•rnLcn
olthc ~tudem l.wdy. !»u rt t\l>t'IIPv·
t!d lhdt 11 lhcu· w.1~ ,, Kuotl,
organtzed tl•am tl mtght dr.tw
tht•)e J.uwplt> .tnd thcrr KOidr•n Achievers
Tom Barnord
Sports wratnr
l\ltw loo.tng '>1>-out of their flr'>t
l'tKht NWl game\, the n~' tved l (
lhl,l.ctball ,quad ho1' come bacl.
l twv h,wc won lou• in a row,
indudmg dcv,l'>tatlng vtclortc\
owr llnlield and highly touteJ
l.t'lkJ -F '~' rbant.. ~.
"I wi'h we could have figured it
out " co.1ch Oeo~n !)cmpert \tated
on ~he P•''>t streal.. ol bold luck. "I
h.we no anw.er. The be .. t word for
11 '"conJecture . We lo\t two close
game) to Pacific and College ol
ld.Jho, wh1ch we feel we !.hould
h.1vc won It up~et U!o, but now
wt vc :o.haken 1t off,"
C\und •• , afternoon The PJiaune
Hill (.o~ng out-di!>tanced College
ot ld.tho 80·68 The tnumph
;l\cngcd an t>arher 65·64 defe.u m
l.1ldwdl. Th~c>n the Ptoneer'- h01d
Jpp;.ue-ntly won the game on .1 l_a,t
'>t.>cond ba~llet But an LC olfcmtn•
loul rwgatl!d the P1ont>er buch•t
.tnd thC! wtn.
Flat half
,, po~..ket .,,,e ~rowd w.-t on
h.md to ...., it ness the fir<. I Sund.ty
g.1mc C\t!r to l>e played by an LC
b.tskctb.tllt~Jm . Sunda). to m.1ny.
mt•.Jn:. a day ol "'~'' and repo,c.
The Covotcs pl,l)'Cd accordrngl)
by employing .1 <.low down
offc>nsc.
Ustng the height ot 6'10" Rtck
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a<,Wt\.
The more student'> r~crulled
bec.tu\C of their intere~t 10 'ikung,
tht-more money '" the colleRe
fund, and th(• more money thdt
c.Jn b<• doled out to thrng<, .. uch a'
the '"-' te.tm "So that\ our marn
~eJhng pomt.'' conlinUt.>\ Mueclu,
11thilt th<· l..ttt!dm wtll bnng 10 lull
Pil)'lll8 .. tuclt·nt~ . w~ won't have tu
''''"'on ~tvmtc >l hol.tr<,hlpr.likc \h••
luutb.tlltetlm dot•!>, or linilnC'iJI,,id
H'"''n to otlwr dthlt·t~ . rhc ~k1
tl'.tm "ould not onl)' gc•t It;'!!
nanu• known .tround the skung 12 Februtuv 1 97'
weavers
ZrnunPrnMn, thr• Paon<'(''' "lOrfd
with \IX quill.: poants, lorctng lht
Coyuh'' to u ilp I heir 'ilr olll'&)
lt•nJuou' deh•nw .md 1 3 potnt1
by /lrnmc• m.tn do,c.•d out o1 du
lint hJit with LC leddtng Jl-2'
f he ( oyotc~ wcrl' 'hut outtht
tlr'lt lour m1nutt., ol the \l'fOII1j
IMII J' l<. took J commandi ngl!
point ltMd. Cot~c h Scmpert .!lt11.
nJted hi' lir'.it and 'lccond strtogJ
lor tht• rem.11ndcr of tht? gamet~
CO•I'>t tO it fiJI 80 68 VICtOry.
Sentor sparkle
It ".,J~ "Senior Day as Zimml1·
man, piJytng well of late, pa('('(!
the Ptont•ers wtth ll poanh and 11
n•bound\ ( .tptain Nate Dlcktn
~on swt!>hcd tn 16 potnl\ "'hilt? Ed • S,JOdOL handt•d OUI 'Ieven 3\~i~IU
go \\llh has 12 mo~~kcrs .
The wm brought lC's wa~on
rt•t ord to 1J·8, 5·6 an NWC pla1
fht! Ptonl'NS arc v~ry much alti't
'"thctr que~t lor a Dic,tll( l pl.w oH
~u-.uion . LC 1~ •"'yt•mg .tn .n lar~e
l>t•rth unth•r the "!>cmpcu
y)tcm" 1 h~ " em pert Systei'T\" &
iJ romt !>)'<;lern dcvl\ed by rhe lC
co.JC h to choose dtst 11ct play-oli
h~.tms . \ tc.1m rt:-ceivcs thrtt
pomts.lor lJt>aung a wmmng le.!rr>
1\\ o for hc.mng d ICl)lllg tcam.li~
one [or lo)tng to .1 wannms te .. rr:
\\ tth thcu tough or.chcclule.
Pronccrs ft:'el conltdent they
outpomt othc1 conll'nJl•rs tor
at-l.trgc b<•rth.
communi ty -whtch ts ba~IC~
uppN cl,m .:~nd get L(\ naml'
the p.1pcr, but wh1lc do1ng
brmg in mor • \tudento,"
1 h1.. n~w wo.~y to too~ Jl
que'>tton of " .. ~, tco.Jm ha~ 8.11
lhl• tdcd '>Upport throughout
.ldmtnl\11 JUVC \II Jt.J )U\t li~e
bu,tnc .. ~ org,tmt.ttton 11 i'>. L(
.1lw.tv' luoktnM lor new WJ)}
f.Mtk 11'!1 pu<ketbook .ll J ~k1
'' JU~t llw 11ght 'lhot tn the Jl
t•t onomh.: woc11, 1 ht• l ollr:!Jc
likely dcttdt• thPtl•'s no bu 1
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L
Parr
la\t 1 hu11
Copcl<tnd\ t
Smtth of th~
dt\CU\sion. Tl
Copclilf\d Rl
Hoffman. Ap
Jo.1nell Por
duty I rom thr
trom midn•g
"ere only tta
long·lt!r m so
Pomertnkt!
He'c, betwee
onental and
not d r~al d
"We had rJ
rumor~ that '
bUild. He ha
covering hr~
his neck .i'>
"We've al
poor PO'Il>ib
Dave Ha1r
thl "av thro
COdt, U\UJII~
Ma)bc ol)ilk
bet>r prettY
Pomerinke :
wht ther n'~
gold1 at coulj
ha~ rat. ing ~I
"It's 1ackc
beJ Plymou
11 has a dcu \..
~.1bina Sr
tnvl'~t•gatmE
monitot !IY
per'>onnel .
Smrth 'If,
moth~ St.>C\
left untovel
ac1 dS a det~
Tanya Logal
m.:untenanc1
hght., lor ab
B•ll Menin
Jnd he told
Logan: "I <JI
10 the !tta<
gtganuc."
log.m sa1
\H~re Odellj
Other a1
Hamteld. l
ICI.)ding Cl
and the lJ•o
lighh arou~
Karen Re~
cncourdgc I
Corey Mllll
when puttiJ
people turr
~o dwy <,hi
"' ou c.m
gomg to tur
Chud: D,
orogram. 1
aruund the
on~> dorJll •
I here we
would go IJ
to SIX. No)