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April 15, 1976 Volume 34, Number 18

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1976-04-15

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Jim Mlllegan
Staff wrtter
Student room' w••rf cnter(!d over Spring break by
Sct.:urity. Wtnclow were closed and curtains opened as
p.trr of )tandMd loc:k-up procedures. However. ~omc
m.ni,u.mt~ plt~nts .tnd water ptpe' were confiscated by
~~·cur tty .mu in on•· c.tw a pictuu· wa~ taken of the prpes.
rwr \.J\1'!~ IIWOivmg St•curity dunng Spnng break
Case No 1: A )tudcnt rNurncd from Spt~ng bn!ak to
ltnd two no\t' lt•h by Sl'c.uruy. The fir\l note On March
25, "your rnom v.<t~ ••nll'red lor the purpow of loddng
wmdow." Th~ second. On M..trch 26, · your room was
l'l\ll'ICU lor tht! purpow of removing 5 marijuana ptpt:~
"htc:h v. •rc ohscrvcu whl•n 11 w.1~ nee~ !tary to enter your
room to c::losc Jnd lod. your wmdow."
On the ha('k side ot the second note: "Your room h.t~
not bt• •n sc.uc hell IJ~ SPc unt't' or the Dec1n of Students
Ofttct.: I hew ptpes \\ere out 10 plam view."
Al oorcJent; tu tudcnt No, l, the ptpes were in plain
'lt!W. "But I know I locked my wmdows '"hen I left."
Odoll Rc •dent Ducctor Kathy 1\elly suid all windows
were clo ccJ when Sprmg brco1k bcgJn. However , one
mornmg ht nottccd that some had been opened.
Case No 2 1\. scc:ond student found two note<; upon
.miv.JI .Jit~r !>prtng bre..tk. The llrsl nott!: On March 25.
·•your room w.J'i t•ntcrt ~d for tht' purpo!>c of opening
rurt.un." The sclond: On M<Hrh 26. ''your room W.t'>
crlll'rt•d lor tlw pwpo c of tdkmg picture-; ol vour
m.HIJU.ln.t ptpl'~ ,,,h1ch were obser~Vcd in your room
whelP opening your < urt.lln'i."
Dorm policy ntatnt.uns th.u < urtatns mu<;t be left op~n
anu windows lol ked durmg holtcl.:ty' a~ a ftre precaution.
"M' curt.uns were.: c.lo<..t•d," concccJed Student No.2.
Sl•t urtty Pnlt!rt•d both room lor roughly the s.1me
redmn. tu lock wtndows or open cunams "f>v1ari1U &~na
ptpl's" wt·rt• ob;crvt•d en both rooms However m only
hill' CJ\t; wer'-' th(' ptpc~ tonh~c-dh:d.
Case No 3: t\ milfiJUana pi ..tnt Wd>:o conh~cat ed on,\ 1.uch
9 Tlu pi ..tnt w.1~ wen m tht: wmdow b) a ~ecur it)' officer.
Case No 4. Tim also m11ol..,ed .1 manju.ma plant bemg
conft < etl't.l by ~ccullt). The pl&~nt wa!t lound when
Sccuruy "ntcrccl to npen the curt.:um. r he o;tudt!nt
ln\lol\' I ucl that he had lelt hts curtatn~ closed.
Coso No 6: T hts lll\lolvcd Security JU~t lockmg the
wmdov. "'othmg w.J'> i.Jone Jbout the water p•pe in thl'
room. Ac:~.urdtng to Student No 5, 11 WdS on the window
sell. m pl.un Vll'V..
In Oregon 5t.ue. growing mc~rijuana is d Clas~ B lclon~
wtth d m.mmum pen.lh't· oltcn yectrs m prison o1nd d $2500
hnc. It c.1n "''o bt· '-on<.tdec~.?d ., Clil'~ A m•~uemcanor
wtth J mdxllnum pcncllty ol on'-year and $1000.
\tcorclmg to thl Oregon Stat~ Jlolite Dept , poso,es­
\tun of ptJ'~~'' IS .t Jclony if more than one ounce ol
m.lfljU.tnd rc">tn c.:tn b{• \UJped from the ptpe
Stove Berg
Staff wnter
In tht• OLt•c•! ol :;wdent Affair~ •n Odell ~anor "'·
th • .ur )II tdc by ~1dr. with their b.Jck'> to a paruuon On
edC h 1!. J th1d. !oiJl k of hght blue· p.tper
l ht.>\l! pilpc.>r., .mnounce Job operung>:o for ne~t year tn
tht• .:trc,t ul ~>toth .•nt alf .. ur), I h~ prote .. ion of blue .. hcet >:o
portend'> r.tdtcal tr.tll\form.Jtion between now .md next
Fall
The .,,,. po">ltom .Jv..tl:..tblc ..trt
·\H"I.tnl DcJn ol 5rudenb .md Dtreclor of Rt•src/NICl'
ll.r/h Oc,Jn of ~tudcnt'- l<t;•nt I lawley ftred Timme Hl'lrer
I romthl .. pmtttcm over C hrt\tma'> vacauon Heltcr 1 .. now
D11cc tot of <. ,Jn•c• Pl.tnlllng ,mel PlcJcement. f ormt•r
1\'>'>1\t.ent I hrc< tor of Re'>tdl•nct> ~i.tll' M.Ht Hollm.m took
ovl!r lm dutll'\ llotlm,m ''now luokmg for another JOb
th\UCI.tlt• L>c•,rn ul ~llldl•nh for Cduc.Jiioll
lJt•v .. fo(lntf'fll Dan•ctor ol ')tudcnt Dt>'·~lopment Don
Ntckcr!lon hil' lt'''RnccJ . 1 ht nc'' po .. lllon will anc·or·
por<.~lt' hi\ tub < oordtn.etlon ol .tccJdt•mtl" .tnd \tudcnt
c~ftair\ ~uogr.Jm~. SUJH!IVI~tun ol tht: Ottt•ctor ol C:&ll•t•r
Pl.mrung und Pl.tt f'lnt•nt, .uHI lht• m~IHJuton of one
tOUI~l' JH'r )1'•11• ''""t.ml Oe .. 11 ul Adtnl ~:>tum Acrotdlng to ttawlc),
Ou11 UJim !.;, who nuv. hold~ th1~ pm.ition. ha' alrc..tl.i) •
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Water pipe in dorm
Dul!ctor ol Re)idence Hc~lls. •'-1arc Holtman. sa•d he
thmks the st~curitv movt•s were legal, but "unethtcal''. He
IS treatmg e.u:h CJ\C mdividualh•.
\tr. Ptd;ett. Chud Secunty Othcer, (on vacation
lum~cll dur mg Sprtng brcdk): "I chec-ked with the District
norney .md a cny attorney do'hntown to ee II the
.lctiOn t.1ken by the college WiJS legal The., satd that
evcr}•thmg thJt IS rn plain lltew when Security closes the
wmdows or opens the curt<tins that ts illegal can be
crmttscJted b.,· Securilv." II ts standard lock-up
prOl cdurc to lock wmdows and open curtains.
Jcnmfcr WymJn, OSI'IRG attornev, was a!'k~d to look
mto sC.trl h Jnd !letzure laws. Her re.\olt.s came I rom
m<.~tt>r tcJI obtJin<>d through the ACLU and are as tollows·
I) lltudent hJve no rN~onablt: e~pectation of privacy
in ,, collt•J(e dorm Thh mP<ln~ \tudent., have le\.,
prote<.tton th;m under the Comtnution . The)' do not
h.1vc tht? riMht ot puva'-\' a>:o guaranteed under the Fourth Amendmen t Th1s 1S how the couns have mterpreted th.:!
Ia'' on ~earch and serzure tnvolvmg students.
2) Pnvate college othctals are not state offic•als on·~
hkt.: a private Citizen entering the room.
3) Student~ arc forewarned that the> lc1c.k the ught of
pnvac in the rules of the college. The school an enter
the room tor leg•umate rea on~. Once mstdc the room,
they have the ught to )etze tllegat items 10 platn "'~ '
The above remark~ ~eem to gtv • validity to the seC\mt
moves durmg spnng break.
The LC Search and Seazure Policy ts '" pnnt aod
av.tilable to all students. It maintaans that :security must
rcl.ctve wutten permis~ion trom the Dean of 'tud nt '
Offio! b~fore conhsc.J.ttng •llegall po)s~ssed tterm fro"'
dorm room'o.
Scl.urilv nt:' e1 obtamed th•s per me·sion
On 1 ue ., two )I udents Yt ere placed on probat•on (or
grov. mg marljuan.l plants 111 then dorm rooms.
ma e mass exo us
turned m hts restgn<ltion ,
th~m wathout CJUH' and u .. ing laulty e planat•on., to he.td
oil Jn\ re.u:tton lrom '>ludent'>.
i\nother po\ttton that m3) be vJc.Jnt is Dean of
lltudenl\. Althought he ha~n 't made a definite dcdsion.
H.twlcy is t on\idering .. cveral optiom be::.iue rcmaanmg
..11 l C ncxt ~·e.u . He hopes to decide thi>:o matter be lore
.myont> cbc h htrcd m ~tudent atta•"·
Scanh <ommitlcc,, con'>i<>tmg ot ~tudent,, t.:tculh, and
:.taff. .ue being linahzed lor each 01 the vacant po .. illon,,
Tht.•'t' committee., will d('fine the re;pecth.e po~iuon l!
prt'lt'>cly , "rccn c1nd mtNvtew apphc.tnt .... md make
rt•commcnu.llrom. tu l'h~)tdcnt Howard Ho\\aru. under
tht• prc>:ot.•nt W'>lcm, will makt.• the fmal det.t\IOn~
In tht• o11~inal li .. t ol ~ca1r '-h commiltec mcmb~r, ,
ll.t\\ k•y tnc.:ludt.>d MJ more than two \tudents Ill an}
t'ruup. 1 he sinKil· '-' t cption wa' the \:ommith~e lor the
O,H•ctor nt ~tudcnt Health ervit:t;" Lnh (<Jmmiltec
l Ol•'dtn\ .tppro-..im •• tt'ly ten rncmbl!r' \)L<. Prc!>idt~nt
l1~.1 \ur 11~nn fh,,llc•nged H.t" le't on th1-. 'ulrt', and he
allu\\t'd her to appoint h\U mort! .. tud~nts to e<Jch group
I he o11Jphc ltiOI\ Uc.\ldlinc lOT tinct• of the~ rob ... thtll
r r •d··~ . Son•c l•l tht• ~t·ar t h rommltlt>C.) h.rH' air cad) met.
\pphlaiiOil) .uc• commg m, <!)man} 3\60 lor ~omcol the
po~•t•on~ . t l.1v. It!~ I) getting up to'" e long-Jtstancc \:Jib every Uil\. mq01ring about the job openings.
Meanwhile , the blue sheet' ot paper are being sent to
prote,stonal journah. and graduate ~chools around the
countr \\hilt, the\ ensure that student ahatrs w1ll
certain!) ha"e a new look nell-t year, the nature of that
nt•w look v.tll onl ·be .spparcnt in the '"'eeks to com
Urrec:tor ot Student Heallh Sen·1ce) Diana \\ ill•s ha
alrct~dv r~•ttned lrom this pomion.
Drrcctor of Career Pl.mnrng and Placemenl . Helzer's
'-ontract tor thi' po)ition terminates at th~ end of the
year, l.Cordtng to Ha"' ley. he hch 1he option of reapply·
mg lor h•., lormer job, or Jn · ot the other vacanc•es.
tleiZN. howe!' cr. rs under.!>t.andably skeptical about his
chanc~ .. ol bemg rd"'ir~d .
Rc)rdt••tct • Duect.Jr' II \e\en rna} be le.:tvtng dt the
end of this ~e.~r. Some ha' e tound better prospect •
Other ar'-' l>tmpl) tm•d ol lighting agamst dn .uJmm• tra­
uon th.1t the, ee il' unconcerned v. ith the ph•lo oph\ of
c..lorrn life ""~ an educational expenenc~.
The RDs are •n a unique ~nua taon c ord1ns to
llawlc • th~~ ''ere oregm.11ly htrcd as 8raduate tudent
a "' t.mt , .lnd do nut hold prole s•onal contraC1) llhe
KO no" ha\e profc~stonc~hlatt statu .ho\'\CH'r ) m RO
'' ho ''ant' to continue m h1) her po til on mu t reappt'
lor the l'-1b. 1 heRO feel that Ha,,ll') , ... m cltect lumg Usa Morrison
ASLC Pres1dent
Ah, 'c ... ,,., thl~ I earl~~ leader reporung Jg;un "tth th~ mtr.l·
lC report Th1~ pa~t wee!.; ha'l been J lull om~ lor me and I
anticipate much 01 the s.tml' thl'> upcomtng '' eek I One ot the
mo~ot important meeung'll .mended ~~~t "cek w,JS the Board of
Tru)h!t.~ mt.>cttng ''here tcnur4? ''a'~ the main top1Cdi~CU~o'!>ed ; 1f
'ou are 1nterc)ted in 'eeing the agenda and minute ol that
mecung \ou're welcome to \tOp b) the ASlt otf1cc and get
them.
bout the >\SLC office. The :!>enaton. and officer'~ ha\1~ 'ct up
a ,chedule of othce hou~ . The oflice thell w1ll be open every
d.t) from 8 am to 5 pm. Ounng ,ome e' cning'l an officer or
~enator w1ll be there J'> orten .1~ po,c,tble We havt! put a bulletin
board on the door of the otflce .1nd one could locate on th4t
door a list of the ofl1ce hour~. a li'>t of the '>cnator'> and the1r
comtituenC)- .lnd minute'> from pa~ot meetings and Jgenda~ for
upcom1ng meetings \ 1ce-Pre~1dent Randy Stender will po!lt
the agenda on Mond.1y mornings tor .. enace meettngs that
jo.lme evening and •f vou want to spealo; Jl the senate meeung
JU'>t s•gn you,...eU up. AI~. ieel free to leave .. ugge~tiOnll and
me~~ages on the door.
The Senate meeting next Monday. April 19th. will be held 1n
the Counctl Chambers at 6 pm and 11 "1ll te.uure Pre~•dent
Ho".ud ctlo a gue..t speaker. All studenb are encouraged to
attend. Al~o on Monda) the 19th the search commtttee tor a
Dtreetor ol Residence H.llls/Assl!ltant Dean of Student' wtll be
having an open meeting rrom 11:30.1:30 tn the new dtnmg
rooms. Or. Hecht i~ rhe chai1 perwn of that committee and ~he
"ould like to get input from all part\ ol the LC community 1
would parttcularl~ encourage !otudent pr~entl) l1ving ofl
c:tmpui to attend. Thts will g1ve the committee valuable
mlormatton about why people choose to live off campus.
In clo~oing I'd just like to mtmuon that the Traff1c Bo.ud j,
seektng ~tudent repre)entatton : one each ot on-campu~ and
oll-campu~o ~tudent~ Also, I am lookmg lor an b.ecuttv4!
Secretar'. l here 1s a .. mall \alary for the po-;uion and the
reo,pons1b1ht1~ wtll include typmg. tiltng and lending moral
support. Please come b) the ~SlC othce If you're mtere\ted m
etther of the~e two position ...
The recording of the latest Senate meeting will be
aired each Sunday night, 7:00, on KLC AM 860.
Thanks everybody
Dear Editor
In th•~ ltnal da) ot the Career Planning Symposium,
th~t! people and organllauons deserve our recogn1t1on
and thanks-
Plannmg Committee
Btll Deedy John K~ller
Jud~ Folliard John Kne.t
Robm Culde leU Leavitt
\\ ayne Htnton Jan lut)
Su~an Hyne R1r,a Owen
Judy Upptnghouse
Special Arrangements
Alumnt OlfiCe
Aud1o-Visual Center
Carl!<>r Plannmg and Placement Center
Development Oftice
racuhy Volunteers
Mamtenance Department
Pnnt Shop ·
Publrcations Ottice
SAGA Food!>, Inc.
Student Volunteer!.
T cmplcton C ullege Center
Sponsors
Alumru AUOOiiiiOn
Bustnes\ and Admtn1Ura t1ve Studtes Department
and lhe Student Advtsor)' Commute •
Carc••r lduc;,t•on Advi~Ot) Committee
Communu:;atrom Ol!parl mt•nt
lnstttute fnr Puhh< All•;srs Rewarch , lnt:.
Northv.1...~1 Balloon lnll•rpm··~
Ptune1•r log
R••~o1«.lt•nt Stud1•nt Couoetl\ of
A~ m Hdll Hall~ft·ld Hall
Cop••l.rrtd Hall Odell llall
f 01<'~1 Hall l'laU·Iioward H.tll
\A, •· grt>atly appreC:tiHP your many contrtbut1om 10 our
.,tud••nt bod~
C ur cl1ally,
1 1mm•· A llelu•r
Cdr,.,.r Pl;tnnrng .tnd PlcH:t'flWIII ( ••nh•r P1onoor log
£f! e t te!lg!..
Dear Edttor.
I would hke to comment on the
reg1strat1on proce<>s both
specifically and in general
I w1sh to respond to the Art
profes~oor who was B;wcdlly .md
De>1gnedly rude, profane. and
defamatory m denying me en­
trance to hll. class when I attended
the lint day hop1ng to add
Though hn.t on the wa111ng ltst
(officially al) tn the clas!.) I was
markedly behind numerou~o
studenh who had class card~o 1n
thetr possesston though their
name~ were con .. picuously ab,ent
from both the registration s1gn up
'~heet and the regtstrar sprint-out.
The professor went on to hurl
enough personal 1nsuhs at me so
.u to dumbfound me He tound It
impo:.~ ible to C"omprehend that I
would be upset at ~eelng thO!te
cheaters of the ~oy~tem ~otep ahead
of me tnlO place\ in the clas.-.
In attempting to draw the c.vd
for an upper level Philosophy
cour..e. I wa~ told bv It'> dlff1dent
and peppery ltttle 1mtructress that
"tf I had had an}' real and ab1dmg
interest 111 the coune that I should
have been there long before thclt
12 10) ...
\l\c1)' I Sa)'. Madam, that my·
1ntere~t level had nothing
whc~tever to do wtth m) very late
reg•wauon ume Your belittling
and whining wa~ enough to di'>·
coura~e me I can imaRinP whac
your clas' would be like-wnh
you treating the \tudent~ a .. the
dut beneath your reet Thank you.
however. lor the warnmg.
Freshmen first?
Now let me addre~s more lron­
cally some general problem~
plaguing the registration proces!>
I am tired of ~ee1ng freshmen
regtster firsc with a random
dlphabettc draw lor up­
perclasllmen. Jun•or '> and senior-.
may well have tntroductory cla'>!IC!~
yet to take-!ottll chey f1nd
f re)hmen and part-time for e1gn
!>tudents beaung them to the draw
term Jher term. lransler studt•nts
,Jie keenly affected b~ chi~o
ch-.t:uminauon. ThP.v enter dbOut
m1dsue.tm, neP.ding to take
cout\~ .s whtch conlorm to LC
general t!d., and many tune\ to
p1ck up .ttlditional b.tckground
anti pretctlUI\iiC!!i lor upper dtvl·
\IOn courses in thc!rr maJor'
I dm llr~d ol WC!InR ptnl-\1/t?d
uppc•r cla~s lorl!tgn )tUdt'nh ~n••·•~
Into I r<•11hman rl!gt!>lr .Jt10n to gr c1b
up tntroduoury d..~~~ C.:Jrth.
It IS nu !lecrrot that .my rt:t!•str<J·
11on ttme Jfter 9:40 spc•ll' n•rt.un
tiocJm for thP upp••r das~man un·
II'\\ h•· t.an arr.ln~C to Ita\ c an
••arl11.~r regt'> ICrttt~ { ucnd dr .• w h1:o.
"hard tu ,t.tcr" l.trd~ . I JC!ulty man-
nmg ttw tJble~t .n ,,..~1\llatmn •uc
und•·r~tandauly b•Jrt•c.J hv 1h1s gro\) underemployment of thctr
calenl\ yet they are tnexcusably
ldzy m checking to \ee that Joe
Blow reg1~ ter~ lor h1m~elf alone,
.tnd not )IX lnends
S1gnature, , I D's, and Individuals
are ~o '>eldom cross-checked a\ to
render the notion a total JOke
lndivtdual~ are drawing all the
cla~s cards they want for
chem)elve.s , turntng tn the three
oHic1ally allowed at the check out
t<Jble, and ~avmg the remainder
for the add drop day to come
W1th all these abuses of the
'ystem. the student foolish
enough to use the offlclal''wattmg
li'>ts" may well wall lorever. whdt?
proiC!>!>Or) "draw the line on
them demeantng them tn the
proce-. ...
Tht? present system select.,
agamst the guy who s hone~t .
mak.1ng of h1m the frustrated
\UCker '>tuck m 3 1'3 credtb ot
ab~olutely nothing of interest to
h1m ~hould he happen to reg1s1er
late
Priority: lunch
A ftn.ll crllimm deal!> wrth the
tact the regtmar\ office told all
the depdftmen ts mannrng the reg1\trauon table'> to do'>e up at
12 45 pm even though olp­
prox•mately f11ty !ltudent\ still \.Jt
franucall~ trytng to piece together
,ome sort of J <.chedule from the
p.1hry oHering~ wh1ch rema1ned at
that late hour I rec11ize how lm­
poltant lunch is. but I would have
thought that regi~tr Jlion m1ght
take pnorlty, JUSt thl\ once
Mciy I '>Ugge~ t thc!t LC abandon
tts current sy~tem of regtstration
and adopt a rational alternative m
tully computenzed registration
Sen1or., ~hould be .1ccorded first
pnortt~, with JUnior!> next, etc
Student' can des1gnate allerncJIIve
cho1Ce11 in the ca-.e of a leg1t1mate
overflow A whole day of the term
w1ll not be devoted to schemmg.
ha1ollhng, and hagglmg. Prolessof'!>
even reahze a pO'>IIIVC !>hih of
.mentiOn towMd assuring that the
customer here gets the product
that he ha~ been prom1~oed
Remember . the cu'>tomer pay\
tn o1dvance the enormou~~; due\
il'>Se\)Cd lor the prtvtlege( l) of
attendmg L<. A few of u!> ccJre
about gctung our rnoney\ worth.
Stnc erely.
lean Oefond
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: Ednor rn Chief !
1 ••• • •• •• •• ' ' • • • ... • • • II , Donit Horane.· • : M•n•o•no Edlt!lr • . .... • .. . Conr.td ~1'\Wlhot•lt !
• Production Editor ' t u ·•·· ~h'llt' Do'lnl'tnoln 1
! Photographic Editor ! 1 • • • I I ••· Jo"•ph L..tr\on •
• Compoamon Edttor •
1 -- • <:o~rol M~humur.t •
• 8uaenus Edllor 1 ! • · .. . D•n~ 1\ombol !
: Spon• Edtto11 • -• • 1om Bam•rd, Uonme Mo11 ll:mnon !
• An Edttor • : , "-i•ll ~ Ul't~ l!f :
: W1111H• .. Khtn 6:md, ~~ .. ~c 6"'11· SuP c on.-A~. C•·oll l o•~le~ . l•~ :
: Hu)llo~ntJ , lo:tt ll'~''• 8unmt• •""•' ll.mnun, Jun Mell•·tt~n , ll\ll Mo1'u~n . Utcl :
! 1\t)·lm•, p,.,, OIK~n , It'll P•t•rc•!,lynl'ltl' R·~c , Inn Mobo•rtMJn , Curt Roth Ruth ! • • 0 ~lflllll<JUI\1 o • • : Production • Mo~n. 1\.nyle Ann 6iiynton, Meul! ( .uo~b•)'•n .Julto~ t>u1n, !
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Kh Lewis
Staff wrator • •
Morv Dimond Foreign Studont Advisor ''II'<. certctln
ly not our llltcnuon to bc~by or p;'lmper the foreign
~tudt•nt~. 01 to KIV(' I hem any 'peclc~l treatment
'I he ttlt•.l ''to c-lip forC'ign \tudent~ mto our culture a
ltttl~? .1t J 111nc. r.sth<'f th.m tmme1~oing them totally and
,udcll'nly "
An lnl!•rnatlonal Unll Two floor'> m C.opeland Next
year Definite So dcftnlle that 11 1'1 alre.sdy in the
freshman h.mdbook
··There w1ll bed women '>floor and a men''> floor E.tch
floor well h<~ve 7 foretgn c,tudent<o and 7 A mer~ cans well,l
don't like to u\P the word 'Amencan , because South
>\mcncJn!> ¥C Amencam, too .. let's JUSt say ncttives.
She t411ks a lot A plus. probably, for the foreegn
tude nt~o' language probl~m She i'> lathenng her hands
w1th very. very sweet 'imelltng cream, Rose M1lk "My
h,mds alwdy\ get so dry Would you like somcl"
"Th1\ t\ not rei.Hed to la$tterm's mix-up in the restdent
hall\ I lOt. 26 Jan 1976, p 2)1've been here for ten years,
Jnd I've been trymg to get th1s International Umt for
dbout 'Ieven year\.
"l her, w11l only be for ftr'lt-time-in-America student'>
They will live on thi!l floor for one term. and then move to
othN pam of the c.tmpu!l, and new foretgn students wtll
move onto the tloor
· 1 he Amencan .,tudenl~ on the rloo~> are volunteers.
people who arc tntere~tcd tn other culture~. and are
poc,ettve m thtm att1tudcr, toward fore1gn students T h1r,
w1ll eltm1n.tll' the po.,'>tble negattve feelmgs that an
1\mNtcan may ht.~ve if he doe~n't want a foreegn room­
m<.~te but " '<,tuck' wtth one Pionoor Log
wnh (uhural orobll'mS ,Jnd l<~nsuage ."
Dot:'> sh•• rP.JIIy m~:.Jn Culture Shock l
"Wt•ll, I h.tu th.tt phrJr,c: Cuhurc Shock. Bt•<:dU'i<! 11
Hnph~>' $Omeom fou•tgn; not lrom AmertC"J. Well. you
r.tn ht~vc ji.J\t .... much c.uhurc r,hock w1th a pN'>On from
K.tn>d'> coming hl:'rc
"Lih I !idtcl, wt don't wJnl to pdmper the foretgn
'>tudenl'> we just want to m<Jkc theu cultural Jdjustmt•nh
.moothel "
Yoko Naton Japan. Sophomore
"I'm not \Urc u\ such J good thmg ln'>tead of one step
en to the culture. one Jdjustment , there wtll be two First,
th~y will have to adjust to the lnternattonc~l Floor Then,
Jltcr the first term, they will have to adjust to the redl
world.
"And that floor wtll be different. The Amen cans wtll be
like baby~illef'> . And they wtll be patronezing . Mostly
becau!>c of the language problem.
One term m<Jy be too long They will be treated
~peetal • .tnd they will get u~ed to it. That will make the
!>Ccond Jdju~tment harder
"It wtll be a Greenhouse warm, ;tecky, and '>tuffy.
Expecteng the foretgn ~tude nts to adJUSt to the outside
world when they are !>1111 tnstde "
Laia Mo1amedt. Iran. Senior
"I think 11 wtll be really good for first-ume·tn-America
~tuden t!l. They need \pecial dtlenteon
"And I thtnk it\ espeCially important for people who
'>peak no tnghsh or who have never traveled abroad.
"It\ a \tepping !>tone After thetr first term on the
ve
ue "The Amcric,ms. becau'>e tt '> voluntary , will help to
m l.'d~l.' the ;)(IJU'>tmcnt<o of the foretgn students. help them
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I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • I • I
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I • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • : On Mont}Jy Apnl 19 the 'eJrch commmee fonhe new : • • : V~rector ot Re\1dence HalhtAHISt.Jnt Dean of Studentl r~ :
: /10,t1ng J Ctlmpu' w1dc 'lKchange of Ideal ''The purpose :
: of 1h1\ t•xch.Jnge 1\ to help the commruee awmrlate :
: renpect1vc wrth regJrd to tht\ new po~itron All sector~ :
: of the L( community are lnvrted and encouraged to :
: Jttend rhc detiSion' tht\ comm1Uee mdkes writ ultimate- : i ly Jflc>ct everyone> who lives, work~ and )tudre' here The : Leta Motamedi and Mary Dimond
: meetmg w1/l be held m the new cJmrng rooms from 11 30 :
: to 1 30. Remember Mond<~y. Apn/ 19 this is your • R •d t
~ ~hl:;~c
1e to take pJrt 111 the deci~ron maktng proce~!! Be i es1 en hall
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Poun 0
Geoff Cowley
Staff wmer es
NeMiy one-chird of the ~tudents at LC receeve
ftnanc~<J I-,ud A tuition htke of S285 (about S100per term}
wa!> recently pac,!>ed for next year tn order to keep the
gr .tnt\, loam and .. a lane~ flowtng
The hike wtll affect both on and off-campus \tudenh,
l1htng rcsedent tutllon from $4,120 to $4,400, commuter
rdte!o from U,820 to S3,100 .
The purpo.,e of the hike i' not to expand the financial­
aid progrdm but to keep awards commensurate with
ltvtng com DeJn ol Student'>, Kent Hawley: "Next yeM's
budget I fm.m<.i.tl·ald students will be much more
accurat , term., of books and personal expen~e'> The
new r ... age will repre'>ent . for the first teme en three
year ... m accurate budget for che real costs of gomg to
LC"
While hall of the potenttdl S2SO.OOO repre .. ented by the
h1ke will go towdrd ftnanctJI .11d,the other half will create
new staff po~it1on~> , honor faculty Sdlary ra1ses and fund
addittonal clCddemic program'>
The addittonal programs were called lor by Dean of
racuhy, John Brown tn a three-year plan to upgrade LC
acddemi.t The plan I'> an attempt to r,trengthen weak
depctrtmen t'> (t IJwley mentioned An and Sociology , but
~a1d aid wouldn't be re'>trtcted to them.) More part-time
professor'i w1ll be htrcd tn hope~ of "broadening and
deepentng cour~e offertng~ " Jo1n1 program~ with Reed
..tnd the Portl.1nd Art Mu~eum are further pos-.ibilitle'>
In recent year'>, LC's tuttlon rates h.tve followed a
po~ttern of '200 to $300 yearly mcreases which Hawley
calh. "u~ua l'' At the present rate of tncrease, re~lde nt
tuition will be S10,000 1n twenty years
De~p tte .IIMmtng JUmp!~. the co~ts of attending LC are
'>howtn~ more '>t.tbility than tho~e of .mending Reed,
Wtllamettc or PJcif1c LutherJn. lhe prtce SdP between
LC Jnd Rc~d ha~ wedened to S1,000. Willamette Jnd
P.1cif1C' lutht•r.m\ rdtC\ hJVt! men to ~uallC\
H.1wley H.'d'>'>Utl."> that you won 1 be buytng d nt>w
thedtre, .. ocet•r fteld or '>etence butldmg wtth ne.,l year\
tultton. tht-tfonor'> will pick up thO'>C tab'> wtlh S2 million
tn gth ..
I fawiPy ''Nu mone) from tht• tuttton htke will go tnto
buck' .tnd mol till."
It Perry Olson
Staff writer
The ~earch ~~ on. The process of finding the pe~>on to
~hape and tmplement next tall's Residence Halls program
ha'> begun
A \earch committee comprised of ~tudent s, faculty and
!>tdff hJs already been chosen by Dean of Student~ Kent
Hawley ASLC Pre~tdent li~ Morri~on and Stewart RA
Reck Getger are on the RH Dtrector search commlllee.
A~ wtth the various other search committees on
campu'!> member~hip selectton ha~ been an 1mportant
process Faculty on the infirmary search committee tor
ln'!>tance Jre those with an tnterest tn health care such ar,
Bio Prot Arleigh Dod!>on Students ~elected for that
commeuee are students who have worked tn the tnftr­
mary
The RH Director Search Committee presents spec1al
problem'i however
Although Mormion ts s.ttisfted with student!~ selected
by Hawley for the commtttees she t~lt that addittonal
\tudent~ were needed Hawley agreed and Rick Ge1ger
and Laurd Young were added Other students are being
added to other commettees
Students on the RH Director ~arch commtttee are
Mormon . Cet~er. Young and Stewan RA Bill Thorndike .
In additton to th~ student!> there are etght faculty and
~taff member~ .
Momson "I don't thtnk there\ an) hassle with the
people getttng on the committee; I don't thinl that's
much of an Mue I thtnk that Kent (Hawley) JUst thought
of people he thought were mterested, who would be
willtng to )pend the time to serve on a comm1uee .
"He sent the names to chdirper5on bene Hecht and
she ~aid 'I like them .I don't know them all but that's fme
with me' She !lent out notices to those people"
A\ the system presently works, Hawley select\ student\
and submtt~ the ltst to the ASLC President Thi~ is done tor
all thl' sean.h commtttee'>. Any additions. olS propo~l"d by
Morrl~on. are \Ub)ect to revtew by the committee
lh.ttrpe~on .
Mormon <>aid th.ll the commtttee's work would be
dtvtded tnto thrl.~ .trt?a~ The fir)t area would be an
cducJtton.!l proces' where '!>tudenbo would educate the
ldcuhy <Jnd '>tJff on the re .. idence halls. In additton the
ldCUh} and '>tall would e)(pre'~ their concepts and
l'~pt>ltdtlons ol tht• re .. idenc~ halls.
I o .ll htt•\ t' thl\ goJI Getger '' puttlntc togettwr an open
nwetmg Monday Aprtl 19 I rom 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. I he
mcettng wall be m ttw lower dimng room' tn Templeton 15 April 1976
lntcrn.trton.tl Floor they'll have tl'w ncc:e.ssary com­
munu:.Jtton sktll!i and tools lor their next dorm Sttuatton."
Morcodeh Taghizadeh . Iron. Junior
In a way I thtnk it's good, I think for a fore1gnt!r tt's
Important to h.tve "" Ameucan triend. Espctt.JIIY tor rhc
lc1nguagc .
''If .tn Ameoc.on tt; unwilltng to explatn ilhout rhett
culture, then It's pointle~s to even try to ltvP wnh them.
"If you have one: American fr~end. like a roommate,
then you will mCJke otht.•r friends out oltheir lnends. and
tn that wJy becom<> Jb<torbcd in the cuhure."
Bohram Bahmanyar Iran. Transferred to PSU
from LC Junror
• I thtnk et good to have foretgners on the same floor,
but they should be wtth American roommate-; . It's really
pomtleS!I to have two forctgner5 1n a room together as
roommates; they stay together all the ltme and don't
!>peak Engltsh. But at the same time, they are expected to
ddJu~t to the culture.
"I don't know .. I might add that it's-probably the best
wdy to baby the foreigner. too "
Roya Behbehani. Iran. Sophomore
''When you come here you have a lor of problems .
And 11 you get a roommate who has a lot of problems
her~clr , then ir's really hard.
"If you have a roommate who's willing to explain
things, then it's a lot easier.
"I thtnk that tf they had had rhe International Floors
when I fir§t came thdt I would have a dttferent artatude
d •• towar ., Amertcl!nS now
head hunting
and w1ll be moderated by lA Prof Rtchard Ped. Student'
are encouraged to auend.
The $CCond area wtll be one of definition or re·
definuion . This will encompd'>S defining the role ol the
RH director and different residence hall phtlosophies.
Both Mormon and Geiger see the educatton proc~s as
uuceal to the effectheness o1 thh ~tage.
Th~ ltnal stage will be the actual screening process of
red\:cing the number of applicants to a workable
number. At thi" point the committee will ~ubmit a
number one choice and a number two choice to
President Howard.
Although the) ~~pect their recommendation ¥.·ill be
ac;ccpted the tinal decision rs left to President Howard.
\Iter onl., one meeting both Morm.on and Geiger
have ~me gut reactions to how the commttte seems to
be functiontng. Although they both feel vef)' optimhtec
there is <Jn eJtpected amount of uneasmes s and ap­
prehension.
There l'i cJ h1gh level of conf1dence in Dr. Irene Hecht.
Morrison: "V\ hen she volunteered for that committee
everyone was delighted She's a very asserth.e wom;'ln,
very elftclent, arttculate and intellectual, I thtnk all the
people on that committee are top-notch ."
Geiger ha!> h1gh hopes tor the eftecttveness of the
educational proces~ although he expresses concern o"er
the magnitude .
Geiger: "The conception (of the residence halls) that has
been developed has large!) been a re:\uh of the Self·
Stud), to my mtnd.
"They reild what the re\idence halb office had to ~y •
which I don't thmk wa!> terribly inclusive. They've based
thcu Judgements on that to a large degree. I don't thmk
ant ol the memben ol the facult there has spent any
ttme at all in the residence hall$."
Ho~ever , Geiger feels th.lt once the tnformation
proce~'i gel'> under W3). m&sundentanding~ will clear-up:
''To my mind if there is a resJdence halls program, and tn
m~· mind I think there is, n hJsn't been very well
arti<ulated .
''Maybe thJt '~ one of the problems, that there never
ha~ been an a11empt to ~it do¥. n and to rat tonally and
lOherE'ntly write down what the resuJence hall
phtlo)ophy is I think it's a ju\tihed problem the f3cuhy IS
h,,, ing
" 1 th~ ~me ltme, I think that tf that phtlosophy was
wrtlten do¥tn, the tacuh\ would be ... ~upportl\e, I think
~hat the\ don't kno¥. i\ hur ung them I thmk tf they
knew ¥.hat the r~1dence hall phtlo~ophy was .. the)i
would be complete~\ )dh~llt'd. •
16 April 1976 Ptoneer Log
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Julio OUin
Production
")' ou Ill tic· pot-smokmg, wom~n-
ht,llng devllc;!''
'llt!y prl'.lChc•r 1 I h.ll ktnd of
pre.tchang ,., gomg to turn off
t•verybody
.. r ourt e<.•n yC.Ulo .tgo I wa~
Jtl'>l like you. I u~cd to think th<tt
livln8 "'"'drinking bcw .. moktng
ctgdJellcs. <:ha!ltng women dOd
tU\stng like .tltiiiL ~ dc•vtl But now I
h.lll' it-..
"You ~ourcl W.ant a JOtnt1" "-hut now I don't need tosm: I
h.tve d,umcd the nghtcousncss of
h!\U~ Chmtl"
A Ray of Son shine
With .1 Btblc an one hand,
Prc.tlht•r Rdy (<~' ht: has J'>kcd to
b~ cillll•d) '>tood on thC! l.1wn out
.. ide lemplt•ton (Pntcr on Fnday,
Apnl 2. " wmtetrclc of .1bout 60
1nccnwd .1nd tncredulou'>
lottJdC!OI\ \UIIIJUAded htm
lt'>tener'> .1lso c,tood at Sag<~ win·
dow., or lt'>tcned from Odell
,\.1.1nor
'What church are you from/''
"The first Church of Whdt\
H.tppeningl "
"Who told you to come on thl-.
<:<.trnpus? ·
"I W.J'> re<1d1ng the Word of God
,snd l-Ie s;ud 1n i\,atthew 22:9, Co
ye thc.·elore 1nto the hsghways ... "
"Ycdh! And '>land tn the
middle!''
" •• <Jnd .1'> m.1ny dS ye shdll find.
btd to tht: m.~rr1agc "
An lr.Jnt.tn '>tudent approJched
Pread'wr RJy .md J\ked h1m why
he tm.t'>ted on c-omang on campu'>
"1\rc you J ( hri<ottanl" tht
predchcr .J .. kt·d htm.
'No I'm J Mo,lcm."
'Her(', I'll 81\le 'iOU ol Bable."
"Oh. I bcltevt: the B1ble but I
don't bclll'VIi! you The crowd
'>nltkerl•d .md the predCher
.. t.srted to diHU~'> t'vtoh.Jmmed and
Huudh.J .~nd theu eventual
dc.,untl !'>.
"Prove th,lt Buddha , .. go1ng to
hell," .. orncone veiled.
· Rc.~d the w11ttng' ol Buddhd,"
tlw preacher countl'rcd. "H1o;
clO'>l''>t I oliO\\ Cl s,nd he W;)'>
uncnl1ghwned. "
"You !..now." commented one
• :.tudcnt to .1nothcr, "he Cdn 1
"Ye.Jh.'' rt•phcd the ~elOnd.
''he\ ~o tnvulncr.lblc it' almo'>t
\It k,''
Faltenng faith
Pw,Jcher Ray vi!>tl'> the LC cam­
pu., on the averJge of about once a
term. He pr e.1chc!t, elthorto. and
hdtdngucs pd'>'ier.,·b~ '>tJrttng
~oomet1mt.> before lunch and con­
tinutng until almo\t 3 p.m He
JIWJY' gather) .1 crowd w1th h1~
d'"'ertauom on cohabnauon
dnnlung Jnd other lorm\ of 1m­
mar allty on c.1mpu'
Repenten ce never WJ~ the most
popular subjl'Ct here Jnd Pre.1chcr
Ray ' cJII lor ., complete turn­
around Is om \In .1nd a '>Urrendtng
of one\elf to lc<:~u' ( hmt' I!> h.ud
for mo'>t '>tudl•nt' to tdke.
What bother '> otn<''" 1' "'' ,tyle.
PrcJdlN R.tv d.ltnl\ he I\ free or
'In lor "' long J'> he c hoo\l~. Hm
'>OUOd\ uf wll Tl..:htt•OU\ 10 ITlJOY
people
I hl• m.1in < urnpl;.11n1 am on@ the
.1udtcn< t• w.ts 1 hilt tlw rn.m would
not Jl'>< U!..., tht• qUL'MIOm from the
Judtt•nu• tntellt•t tuJIIy, ilnc.J
t ht•oJio~•c .tl .Hgunwnh heh\ c~·n
ham .tnt! , dlltiU) tudcnt ~ tentletl
to gu .uountl tn 'IH h•s. ave seen
Vtolencc even cntcrt d the pic­
lure toward' 1 20 p.m wht•n ldd
Whetmou brougHt ht\ Com·
muntcoliiOn\ 101 ditU OUI ~0 tht!y
tould ob\ervc an (.•ffrctivc
pe.tkcri.JUdlcnc(! conl.act
ftr.,thJnd. Prc<lt:her R<ty had jU<ot
called them dll <l pack of liulr·
devil~ for tht• tenth time when one.
ol the \tudent!> took thl' r cmar~
per son.JIIy. \leppcd ou I ctnd slugg·
ed him. Two men ru\hed tn o~nd
pulled them .1par t, Pre.JChC!r Ray
continued.
Christian student~ 1n the
o~udaencc were also angered ,,,
how the speaker Wd~ m1srcprc~en·
ring Christ because ol the way he
shouted out h1s mes~age .1nd
teroc1ou~ly put down oppo'oition .
You're turning th1s crowd off
becau.,e you won't re.aon.U
~omeone told him.
People w<:re whapp1ng out New
Tr.,taments dnd quot1ng ver\es of
Scrtpture to Inc preMher who
then cJsked 1he Chmtiam tn the
aud1ence why they were not more
vocal This prompted Ru ....
Seimears .md UdVC Durkan to go
before the crowd .1nd \tate that
th~re are diffeu•nt 'oidt• to what
Preacher Ray wa\ Sd)'tng.
In an cllort to pc,ych Ray out, the
crowd cto~ed in on h1m toward\
2 JO to completely \Utround h1m.
One or two ol the guy' blew
~moke 1n hts Idee
"What mdkc~ me a ~1nnerl" one
ot th~m a~ked
The crowd aha olfcrcd h1m
cigareues and rot whteh the
evangelio; l refu!>eJ. so.~ymg that tht!
only high he needed wac. God'\
love He ignored another ~tudent
who paraded Jround •n J white
-.heet in an effort to di•>tr dCI him.
The uowd di~per!>ed .1fter
Pre.tcher Ray clo\ed with a ,hort
prayer
Put your hand in the hand
"I take mv life in my own ho.~nd~
when I c.omt> to thts CJmpu..,," he
remar~ed to a group of u~ He dtd
the '>dme Jt U of 0 whc.•re he Wd'>
reported ly .m.1cked by the M.tr\1\t
\tudcnt group there.
Pre.Jcher Ray i\ "ow 40 ve.u' old
and lw workc, lull-time trdwling
around to .It led'>\ 21 dillerent
l'dn1PU't."' .111 up .1nd down the
,,.e,t , Od'>l. lie h;sd rt•cc•ntly been
Jt ;\ IJdi'>On .tnd R oo,cH•h lli~h
Schools <~nd hl· i!> often atl'ortl.1nd
St.IIC
He ha been ptt•achmg on
coll,•g•• cJmpu,cs lor about 10
ycJrs, !lt.ultnt; <~I Portland Ieite.
Then IU' rom••ntratccl on .lhltu-ntil C.lmpu!>c.\ from the mrddle 60's
through 1972 He felt d c,JII ro go to
the <..olt.ltm S1a1c.
''Anybody who can preach at
the L uf C <:lln preach anywhert•, "
he commt.•nted 'It's good tr.lin·
• tng
When hr! ftrsl \l.Jrted preaching
at P.SU. he gal " good reception
.md oflt!r~ ol prayer '>Upport from
the Muclents. He figured th.u hss
bt!~t r.::ception ever was at Califor­
nl..t Polytechntc lnstttute whert!
Campu~ Cru~adc gave him thetr
support. I Its worst reception wa!l
.st U of W 10 Seattle.
Hellbent for holiness
"My mam purpose ~~ to help
p<!ople l1nd Je'\us Cftri~t." he ex·
pl.unc:d. "I admst thdt my
pre<J<:hing m~rhod •~ a littl~: crude
but I el(pect people to get a little
upught"
Pre.1cher Ray wa!> born and rais·
ed on c1 farm. He wa~o 25 year'i old
Jnd ht~rlJu-.l been discharged I rom
the Jrmy wh~?n he met a man at a
locJI groct!ry store who was .s
C hri~t1an .
The mJn took h1m to the F1m
B..tpll .. t Church at M1lwaukee He
w.1ntcd to be happy like the peo­
pll .11 the church hence, ht., con­
ver">lon.
"'I u'ed to he.u people like me
dnd I thought they were nuts," he
admstted . Without a ho~tilecrowd
1.1ung h1m, the evangehst was
rei.Jx~d itnd wtlling to talk more
lrecly.
"But, man ha~ to hear
pre.1ching, and Cod uses that to
rcJlh people I m 1n th1s becau~c I
love people But the ones I'm
talkmg to never go ins1de a church
or read il Bible which is whv I :\land
out here.
"I thtnk that tht!i parttcular ~tyte
of pre.ll.htng is what should be
done today' . He listed example~
ot other preacher~ on down to the
• tpa)tlcc, who preached outstde 1n
th<' m.lrle tpl.lce ~ and torum ..
whl'l c everyone congregated.
He felt tht11 there ic, a ume and J
pl.1cc lor wdl thought-out
Jcb.1tc' on Chrl..,llam ty tn ..tlecture
h.1ll Howl!wr. thl• ~o'lpel must be
brought to tho"e "'ho would not
l(O nC.Jr ,_, lclturt· hall to heat 11.
The rad1cal approach
"II 1.1ke " r.tdtlal to reach J
1 t~diL;,II ,'' Ra e~plamed He no. • h1~
1 It• ut pr t:.lchmg. H~ <oCt' hun,P-11
o a pl.m1.:>r and d \\Jterer, pl.mtm~ thuught tn pcopie '~ mtnd~ to
make them wonder where they
.tr«! really ill a5 lar as God 1\
conccrn •~d.
He .urn~ to dt•v<!lop il tr din of
thought. He c,-plamed thc1t a
h!ltent!l mdy rc~ur n to h1~ dorm
that cv cnmg, Sf!N h1ng be(;'au!>e
R.ty 'dll•!d ham ",,little dev1l''. The
prcad1N hopP.~ that the ~rudent
w1ll start thmktng and ddang
htmscll tf there 1s .my trl.ith to that
.tccus.auon
Idle minds
The preach~r tinds college peo·
pic to be qunc bored and in ne••d
of soml!one to conv1Cl them of sm
He hold:rt that the Chrtstsans in the
student bodies he v•stt5 complete­
'" m•glcct that.
H~ dl~o ha~ prt!achcd at Four-
court Founta1n~ dolo\ ntown.
There, ,, young Catholic woman
who accl•pted Christ dunng a ser­
mon o( h1~, l.at1!r rn.Jt ned him.
J•m Robenson
StaH writer
Throughout the milO)' years that
the Umted PrclbyH~IIdn Church
ha) been n•ldted co colleges and
umver5itie.s, the church has JOined
wuh these 1mwuuons in seumg
torth ... thc eswnf1al QdSIS ot what
"''" dnd )hould oe a dynamiC'
re/at1omhip
-From The Church and
Related Colleges and
Universities • .1 )tatement adopted
by tht> T ru~t~e5. of lewio; and Clark
Colleg"' Oct . 1974.
LC\ rel,llionshtp with the
Prc~byterian Church dates back to
186i, the \car in wh1ch Albany
College was lou nded by
Prc~bvteuan ptoneer~ who were
conlcrncd that Orc~on have 1ts
Olo\ n tn~tituttons of h1gher lear­
ntng. LC ~~now one ol 44 colleges
and unt\i er itacs w h1ch share tht!.
htsloncal relatton,hrp to the
Prcsb)tettan Church.
Ac.:cord1ng to Rev. Bob Reed.
Trustee and Area Exccutavc for the
Presbyte" ot the C..t"iCJdes.LC IS a
"pri' ale college "11h J chur(h
background ."
The Presbvterailn Church can­
not control the college becau.,~: of
the nature ot the lederal tunding.
but more thdn th.ll. 11 does not
wi .. h to. "Our concem wa~ not
maintt~imng control. but much
more-.. ceing lhat the in .. titution
that we h.Jd helped to give birth to
w<~s able to grow and cocpand. and
tonunuc to ser' e the needs of
tudt»nl\ .1nd future geoner.uion~ .
Concern for values
"T ht: problem i\, how do vou
continue recognizing where your
root.. <Jrc Jnd where your goals
.lre, and yet mamta•n the tact that
ou're al<.o .J prtvate college?"
One wa) in whsch the c~llege
h.1s sought to mamtam the
rel;momh1p io; b)' Jppointing a
certam number ol PresbHerian
mimsler'> to the Boo1rd ot T r ustee'i .
Th1., vear they art' the Rever ends
George -\b~rll•. Hu~h Pennio;ton
and Bob Reed.
"The Church ha-. a ~oncern tor
hum.m v3luc and lor pt!ople's
c c~pom•biltties, \\ hH h means th,lt
the ho~ve to have fr~l~om , t)ut
.tho re!lpun~o&bsht to octet It's
tntl•rwu\ en The tudents concur
JnJ odo~the~ollege . Th~\\Ork­
mg out ot 11. I thttll, ha to be
dl'' clop~d " Rob Reed b p~a~ans
Of tlw t.ltCIIll'tlt Of mutual res­
pOll llJtltltl'" Jdoptcd b) the Hoard
ol 1 ru\tl.'c' ·"'d b\' the l nated
Pre b) tert'ln hurc.h •
Page 6
' '' •••
Ray lives '" Portland and had
suppoued h1ms••lf by dotng
ct~rpcn rry and patnttng. He hc~5o
;mended Bethany B1ble Colle~e in
Sdnt.t Cruz and he get.s h1s ltnan­
ci.ll support hom the Ea~th•ll
foursquare Church '" Gresham,
Foolish for Jesu&
When a:rtked about how the
ncgattvc crowd 1 ca1..'t10n aflc~ted
htm, he answered that he was
'dc .. d in Chmt' and the hMshng
did not bother h1m But, 11 has
taken a wh1le to get to thai posnt.
"I want to be a fool for Jesus.''
He !.aid h•: as used to betng absurd
tusJ so people w1ll take nottcc of
what he has to say. t--Ie mc~de that
potnt th.st college-ag e Chrtsttans
should be prepared to be un­
coventtonal, db5urd 1f need be,
and read)· to preach the un­
popular cruth.
"The Chrssttan that's tnvol~ted 1s
going to get snto trouble. They
-;hould be on ttre ught now."
• av1n
The College trtes to
acknowledge tts roots by
prov1J1ng students wtth oppor­
tunlti~ lor correlatmg religion in
lire wtth the whole ol human
experi~nce, a 5o well as manv otht!r
resporisibali taes. The church, 1n
turn, partiopa tes an college ac­
ttvttres both programmatl('ally and
hnanciallv .
Money for UY A
For example, the Presbytery of
the Ca:\cades is seektng S7S,OOO
lrom the national church \0
develop not onlv the Religious
Studies department, but al!>o the
new Science Center. the Overseas
Program, and scholarsh1p .11d.
The Presbvter ian Church 1S also
;)eelang money to h~lp ket.>p the
UYA program v1able UY ha5o
alreadv posted sorne students to
programs wh1ch are funded .1nd
supported b the Presb\'tery otthe
Cascades . In adJiuon. the
Presbyter) has a ''Volun teer~ m
M1ssion" program wh1ch enables
5tudents to work tn service pro­
jects "' the communt l} and
throughout the: country
Bt!Gluc;e of the tradauonal
Presb) 'h~flan reluctance 10 .. ,'lo ;we
fla~" or rapidl) adveruse theu
Chmtian pre enoe. man of tht:Sc
programs arc unlamiliar to LC
'>ludeo t~.
Reed would like to see more
inlorm.ltton about rhe Volunteers
in ,\..,hslon program d1~tributed .
He belie\ es that increased
aw:uenes) and understandmg
leads to 1ncreased upport. and
thereby an 1ncreased undeman­
ding on the part of '>tudents of the
social commattment of the
Presbvtenan Church.
Communication
~ chaupe~on ol the Relsg1ous
Aft air~ Comm1ttee of the Board of
Trustees. Reed '>hare., reoons•bilt­
ty tor the college-church
relationshtp-lo watd\ it grow,
O'ier-;ee 11. re~>icw 11, e\'aluate 11
and wor~ toward smpro .. ing it.
One ll.ey Cl~pe\:1 ol 1mprovmg the
relattan'>htp IS \1ommuntcu tion
between .ldmtnl<ouatton and
)tudent.; •• ~well ih the church and
the college community.
rl' Of the Y<HIOUS
denonHnational offtces. not onl
the Prc<.b tenam. welcome
-.tud\'nt •mcre~tcd m commtttmg
them,ch ~ to md1\i 1dual .1nd
so •ct\ Th1s • tlw growmg edgcol
the (,h nJO\K rel.womhtp between
the chur h .lnd the oll\! •e
"udcnt .ue mar~: than w t>lt, om
to pdrttCt~:kltt• m th~ dt.slogul' Pago 6 • Ptoneer Log -
''A'' for Aware
Akin H
Susan Conway
Steff writer
\ qutct rm olullon ~~ changmg
the old •mage of \ktn Hall.
\\c don't \\ilnt to be
charactenzed a~ rr tndl.:-'
\\OfllCO,. satd RO Ot>b s,hallerl.
"The tm:Isc ol the \l..an e~•dent
dtdn't portra) us a tntelltgent or
crcathc. ..
The penod1cah the dorm ~ub·
)cnb~ to arc an out\\ ard .>tgn ot
the chang~ that ha\ e been going
on ~•rhm . In the lounge arc Ms.,
and the nc" paper> Her-Self.
oriented tm,ards trend~ tn
"omen~ health care, and ''Oft
Our Back,", CO\ering \\Omen's
les• latton Other publtcauom
'uch a~A8alnst Our \Viii, b\ <;u-.an
Broy,nmilh:r. are ,l\'Jtlable m
Deb\ apartment.
Dynamo combo
Deb rhank~ there ~~ much more
to educational dorm living than
"hat wa\ going on in ,\l..tn in pa~t
\~ar~ . She claim~ there is no'' a
tocu~ on the need!. ot "omen and
aC11\ 1t1es that conrnbute to the
Y.ell·being ot the r~idents.
La)l term, Alo;m worked Y.lth
Copeland on the rape.:.emmar and
~upponcd the Women~ Sym·
po~ium. Thl) term a rape semtnar
\\Ill be held in Akm, plan~ for a
garden ha' e been cons1dered by
the admm1mation, a self-help
health semmar ~~a po~~tbiht} and a
room on the IO\\ er floor is being
com erred into a lounge. "'Tht•rc ~~ .t hugt putr•nttdl
h~rl• .'' Deb ,,,m,,rked \\c.' h;we.t
dyn:Jmth' t~mb1na11on 111 I actor ...
1\ lot of th(' woml.'n here .Ul~
tr,-'~hmcn and h&~\P no
preCOOl Cl\ 1~d Ide,}) otbOUt I he
dorm, The R ~·s ar • unthl•d tn
workms tO\\ .lr d the goal of cho~ng ·
1ng J\l.m' 1m.agc. and ,\larc HoH­
man and T 1m me Helzer h;wc RIH?n
mt.> ~upport \\llh wh.Jtl ,,,mtcd to
do ·•
Rerap on rape
A lot ottde<n. have stilrtl•d on thl'
floors. One i to hold a dl~lusston
about the, hangmg role ot \\Omen
m the world. 1ajor mput would
come from ''omen toreign
~tudents.
~ 'elf·cxarninat10n ~cmmar 11o tn
the plannmg )tagc<:>. It ''ill cover
~omen' health problems and
S" e mstruct1on on ho''' to
recogmze the i.ymptom~o ,
The rape 'emtnar ~~ loCheduled
tor earh May. It~ purpo.,e 1s to
allow ~tudcnh to olllend who\\ ere
unable to lo~~t term and to tollo,.,
up on reactiom ,1fter a two month
lapse 1 rom rhc J\si.luh int1denb on
campu' Speaker) will be drawn
from tht.: Come Preventton
·Bureau, Ro1pe Rehel Hotline, and
the Portland Police Department .
Akimtrator
km' aC11\IIy 1~ largely the
product of Deb\ initiative and
enthu~ia~m . Alter bemg O\ er~ea~
her >enior -,;eii, living m Ch1cago
and tra,ellmg around the US, she
SCI)'S her ideas have matured. "I am
aware ot "here I am a ct woman, 1
see m' self a'> a femtnl'lt A lot ol the 'umph' for tht" .If liOn h.l~ bel'n
mr <•nthu'ot.tsrn but I couldn't Jo il
Without the 'uppon of the .. tall
and mdiv1dual' 1n the dorm •·
RecrUited RA's
L.tid \.lotamcd• d1dn t ... hoow to
be .m R-\ m \ktn stu c'plo1im:
"Tht> Hou'>tng Olf1u madro d
definite effort to p1ck R ':. who
dtdn't w.1nt to be here. ~IJrc Holt­
man conv•nced me." lJia fcl'l~
Marc·~ cho1ce of )tall ~·as the m.tin
rca!lon for the dillcrencc 1n the
\l..1n atmo~phere . "Al!io, becau)c
we haH• 80'% lre.,hmcn , th ea .. r to
thange," she remarked .
Heller h1gh water
··u we were going to hvc here
wh) shouldn't it be a place we're
pruud ofl commented Mar ka
Heller another '\ktn RA ~heo
de,wbed Al..1n re~tdenh cl'>
"{ont.erned" She cued a., proof
the dhcu\sion tn the dorm about
housing policies, the ~tudents'
deCI'>ton to hold meetmg' every
three weeks and the lock-up
W'>tem dew.ed last term.
Marka had 10 defend her dec1
'>IOn to ltve 1n Akrn during RA
training last Fall She replied to
cntici~m. "Akin ., gomg to be a
good place this year." Her opinion '
j., ~upported in part b., the droJ'>tic
decrease in number~ of people
wanting to transier out the hall th1~
year.
Deb ~ummaraze~. ''It\ a low-key
progression: still its very r~al
progress."
GIVE THE WORLD A
PIECE OF YOUR MIND • • •
JOIN THE PEACE CORPS
Peace Corps Volunteer L1nda Hannemon gave students In Gambta, West
Atuca a piece ol her mind She's one of over s1xty thousand volunteers
who since 1961 have sha~ed their sktll and knowledge with others, and
gatned much hom the experlenc~ .
Today
Afnca the Peace Corps still needs you to help other people
Lat1n Amenca, and the Pac1hc. •
On Campus
April 21-22
Montieth Room,
Templeton Center
9 a.m. -4 p.m. 10 Asta, • 16 April 1976
OSPIRC
Summer Research Jobs
J1m Millegon
StaH wnter
~tudent who .ne mt~rc)ted in
.tpplying tor .. urnmer rc!>eMch in­
ter n'I"P' m connection wrth the
01 cgon ~rudent Public Rc.,ec.~rch
Group (OSPIRG) , ,hould cont.tct
thl• '.>tud~:nt tmplo)rnent Off1te 1n
Odell Mo1nor. Deadline lor apply
mg lo, 1\pril 21. hl•.Jith c·.n • cost~ . Interns w1ll wor~
under thl• dirt!( uon of OSPIRG's
pr ofes~iono1l t.tll o1nd t'<H 11 .1 S 1200
.,.tldtV lor lull tim~ ~umrncr work
Persons who w.1nt to do rc'>c>..tn.h
in <JrC..t\ not .tlrt~dd)· des1gn.ucd for
.. ummcr mtcrn-.htp' dfl' en.
cour.tgcd to \ubmu propmals and
project outlant~. wtth their
Jpplic<lliOn ...
Appl1cants fur all pu~it1om are
requ1red to' ~ubm1t J wnttng '>Jm­
plc Jnd should hJ\1 t• c•perience m
envtronmcntal or publ1c intt~retot
re.,carch, I<Jw, or JOUrn<Jii~m. Pos111ons .ne open in the areas
ol fort!~tl) practice~ . water quality,
(Od'>t.tl l.tnd U'>e, agri-bu~iness,
migr.lnt worker problem~. and
The buck stops here
•
• • Bruce Mullins
ASLC Treasurer
The results are tnl Aher careful tabulation by the l C.
Computer Center (and some not so careful tabulauon by
me). the amounts of money allocated by the stUdent<o to
chJrtered organizatiOns are knoy,.n. Th1~ money (plu ..
add1ttom the Senate will determtne .,oon) w1ll be
ued11ed to the organizations tor next year\ dCtiVItie~
Thanks to all of the students that votedl II the rest of
you hdve quest1ons comments get off your apo1thet1c
d!.~e\ and get in touch with u~ in the ASLC offiCe or call
Ext. 248
ASLC STUDENT BUDGET ALLOCATION
1976 1977
A~LC PRESIDENT
ASL( \'I<.E-PRCSID£NT
A!'>LC TREASlJRER
A!>ll l>.(( UTIV£ SECRH AR\
A~l( SENATE SKRElARY
CXtCL TIV[ 1\lLOLATIO!'. fUND
SENt\ H All OCt\ TIOI'i Fl ND
GLNERAL OfiiCE EXPENSE
I-BOARD ~lCRETARY
ALPINE ClUB
Al\tiCANS
lN\: IRONMENT Al ACTION COALITION
INHRNA TION1\l '\H \IRS ASSOCI A JIQ;'\i
II':HRNATIONAL \SSOCIA TION
KLC
KLC STAJIOr>. MANAClR
KLC PRODL C. TION MAN,\GEI{
LECTURES AND CONCERTS
lll ~RAR\ R(VIEW •
LO~
LOL EDITOR
OSPRIC..
RALLY SQL AD
SA( 1\JEWEANS
SIGMA 1\LPI'iA EPSILON
SAil lNG UUB
SKI TEAM
SOfA
SOFA DIRECTOR
SOfA SElRH'\RY
TOTAL
\ l/ ' ,r I / 85.43
41 39
31.0.3
20.25
19.30
16.58
66.38
20.47
7.57
190.05
19.59
381.03
405 00
66 J2
464.79
11.77
8.06
544.73
166.54
.335.59
28.J4
409 99
106.7 J
46 73
114 15
146 SJ
173 68
929 36
56 61
12.54
S4961.00
/
~
Everyone·~
talking oJbotJI th<> /
TRANSCENDENTAL --- ..
MEDITATION PROGRAM •
-~ ..
BECAUSE IT WORKS! .-
•
•
• '.umt• to ,, free trllrndul tor\'
lcc.turc, W<>d. t>vcntng, 1\prrl
.21, 7:30 p.m. Cray Roorn,
l empll'ton Center.
I / I I
I ' April1976
-'--1
The Who C
on thl· gr
..U•be we can
>~..on1• And nnllu
h,ld,''
Jhe~e were
r.r;'"' ntdSUck
'" Imagine wa
get fJirJ~ .u,
.mer people
So you take
root"( e' '\Om4
been dri
They get
• S\\edt, o1
gh over­
An.llm~m.
Okay. Jlt~t
a \pot ltl t
/!'·~~'(!!, . ,, ou w
o1 ht.'r\
\ou pu.,h, -.;
nail~ h.tppe
"' lront
,~iu11'1'"''; .. (J and
It's been a
md Cr J£)' H
)~orncd I
.~nd p1eces ot
v~· h•s pot
~~c~s~ m h
,li.J It m 1 t-h'' rHJ
bJck b hh
leenJl(e
progre\'OIVC
tDntradiCIIO
""' Tough.
It ~tell h ol •
Iough". lhc
" ... Or. F
II I ColO 11
He ~aid
"Cry 1
llclp he
Crv Tou
\ OU JUSI
Ju 1 what
.,_.ot A Crtm
~ft'dt leo1d~
v.ho tells h1s
l~ptcal lofgr
1cmake ut
punch ut
hoke, .tnd
1\l 1\:uopcr
111udc of "'"'
prvdullton 1
lend 10 hc
lott;rt•n, wh
lol~r f'n '<. \
n\ptrt•J
\\ h.Jt 11 rc.
Jldt>r .md mt
lyttlall) lw 1•
IC(•Od8l' ltfl' ,
~bll'l t rll.Jill
C.tught '" tli
IOII(:Inffiol that
Kt.onlu~. but •
ong-.hedoe
I 1 hopefully)
to arow. April 1976
Bonntu MncKinnon
Staff writer
The Whu Cont:ert. God, thmk ol it. It'll be such a gasll\:ickin'
on tllf' grass whau::lun' Townshend and Daltry cook omtage.
""'·be ,.,.e can l.tkc a Stirer o( lowt,nbrau to drank while we watch
m.l\nd only ten bucks lor tickt!tsll call that a bargain: the best 1
h J " t~fl 3t •
Jhese were th~ pleasant t.mtdstcs of some 55,000 Southern
~·1•1• tnloJ<>uders bet ore attending the Who's concPn ot Anahiem
tn mtd MJrch.
Imagine walong Jl 4 AM to go to Jn outdoor concert. You want
:oget fairJy good loNIS. The mmute you arnve, you realtze 35,000
:!her pl·oplc had thl! .. amc ide.1.
So you lake your pl.tce tn .1 massive hnc which extend\ around
enure .,.~rking lot You s11 down ,md brtng out the Low~nbrau;
go•ns to be a long w.tit unttl pl!ople arc admitted.
,~,,the larst stp ol bc<>.r run\ down your thro.n. you find out no
.aur,u) o~rl' <JIIowcd insrdc (even water in a container}, .tnd then: is
pohce truck p<~trulling the hne t:onfi!.cating all beverages in
~!Ill!!> .lnd throwing them 1n J huge btn. Well,that's cool, you just
.11lthe IJecr bcfor•: they come to you, right?
Ar. the beer till., _the stomach, you eye that long line of people
mg for one of the outhou'>es provided for the 35,000 beer
1M1n1~~~ s. Such comideration: my compliments to Anahiem.
lh~ ~un i~ shining hard; thc11 is one consolation. But it also
~ociucc5 ~ome bad effects. Gue'>s what happens when kids who
been drinkm~ la'>t, .md packed like sdrdtnL~ under the hot
The)' g~t )lt:k •.• or farnt. 11'11 prob.1bly happen twice around
ou
ln~tcdcl ol bt!mg Jdmitted .tl 12:00 as scheduled. you have to
• ~w~.u. and suffttr lor 11'2 cxtroJ hou~ while hired gorilla-, go
lmo,ui!l over·< .1uttous ~ecurtt)' procedures. Chalk up another one
t\n,thicm
Ok.1y, atte1 sittrng th10ugh thu•c \\arm up band~ wh1lh appc:ar
ro c1 .,put m th(• J1stancc. it's lln,\IIV time to go up and fight the
'Tl~!it~'>. 'c>u w,tnr ,, good -.pot I rom wh1ch to watch th~ Who. So do
.o,\1\N oth~r!l .•• mo,tl)' t.tll guy~. •
\ou pu'>h, Slither, ,lncl shove unttl you rind your '>POl. I hen II
ly h,lppetll>. C:1 tJLY 1\:t•tth f\luu11 c orne'> r unntng and ~omet·
ult~ in lrotll ot I'm chum'>. All PJ'>I m1series and inJU~t•c es art!
,m1\wd .md you knu'' the show has ht!gun.
( f o he Contmucd)
Los Hagland
Stoff writer
It's bet!n J long ro.nf lor Nib I otgrcn. Stint~ wrth Netl Young
11d CrilLY I lot e. hts own group Grrn, o.~nd a solo career wh1ch
lo~somPd last ycdr \\ tth Nrl l olgren have alw.l~) shown btts
md p1cc(!~ ot gentus
Ycr hrs potcnttal rcmillm unfulfilled . r he teen/punk rocker
1rcs~ed rn hrtght psychcdcl•c clothe.,.\'\ tlh scJrvcs and Jewelry
dla ltm• Hendr1x) stm "!ItO be a progrt!.S)tve rocker but as held
~~ k by ht) song\ ol teenage lrle .tnd love.
lecn.t)•W IU\it!-tl St>ll~ fC( ords, but coupled wtth
progrt..>\~'"'~,,. 1 oc.k mu.,tr lorms a contr .tdiction of sorts. This
untr;uJic:uon 1!1 p.~ttir.ul,uly l'Vtdcnt on Lotgrcn'~ new album.
Cry TouJ{It,
It '''"t' off w\'11 wtth .1 shutfling rock number called "Cry
luugh" flu· "u1t.n rs ~caring. billng and< rtSp. Lofgren pleads:
" ... Dr. fcl'IKood. I prom1scd this lady
It I I an't u,tn(J', shc's gonna bre.tk my nose-
He Siltd "E.ls) now. boy. \..~u~c I've got the ant iciote.''
"Cr\ I uugh-throw that girl on the tloor.
llclp her ur1 and w<~tch her beg lor more
Cry I ough-pull down vour nul,
'ou JU~t need another ~hot of Ruck n' Roll."
Ju$1 \\hat \\C need. Ntl!l, .mother shot of Rock n' Roll, ''It's
'-iot A Cumc" ~~ Jnother he a')' ro< k number, ag.11n wtth some
~ICJI lc•.td~ b)' Lofgr~n. "lnctdcnt.tll)· ... 11\ Over"rs about a guy
t'.ho tPIIS ht) gullrmnd •n so man)' words ro "lorget tt'', another
t~ptc.JI l (lfgrt!n H~enagc love !long. Stdc One ends w1th a
ren1.1kc ot "for 'our Lo' e", "h1ch l.1ck!. rhe vocal chorus
punch ul rhc Oflgmal (lolgren ~mgs 11 solo) and sounds rather
hoke) .tnll <Occond·r<tll'. Prob.tbh· the wo~l one on the album.
AI t\uuJ.wr prudUt ~d "Cr\ Tough" .1nd ,,-;sembled .1 mul·
Illude ut well-known l.A slud•o mu-;ic•an!l to help our. Th<>
product•o•l ts dc,JII (unlrkt• mo~• Kooper production~. wha'h
t~nd tn lll' h•·•n) -h.mdcd) .md the rnu~1C1<1n~ work \\ell bchmd
loiKrt•n, who t• oht•n bralht~rttlc.td gutt.lf dommates the album.
lolgr••n\ !llllgmg. il nut um~ ot the Ul'lit In rock. 1~ dl l<',t!.l
lmpirc•d.
\\ hdt 11 r•··•ll) .til l:Omcs dnwn to 1 that Lotgren 1s gc11mg
oldt•r .md more mBttH<' \\ h1ll' rlau~acdll~ he':; progr~)ed J lot.
l~11r .til~ lw h sttll tr.tppcd Wtlhlll lh<' nt:ver-endlng chl hl•$ of
'''t•n.agc lift' antl luve. Lofgren <Jn wrtte like thP be~t, yet has
\4.1bJt•c t mt~IIN 1!a too lt~ntung. Cr) Tough -.haws a tJiented arttSl
cau.,;ht 10 tim. c.ontrad1e110n of lynt\ vs. mU!itC, wh1c:h l!a d
dllernrnJ lhdt uhunatel~ flaws rtw Jlburn.lt llill'>how~ the bats of
ftl'ntU\, lJut o~s lung as lofgr en continues to wnte the t)·pe of
\On!(\ hi.' do~\ he w1ll never c:re.ate the great Rod n' Roll album
I thopefullvl ellpt-ct him to ~omeday. Someday-Ntis-we o1ll
odv~ to Mrow up. Ptoneer Log
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Festival growing
ore
Cunts Roth
Staff wttter
1 he S.1wdust r e:otiv.JI opened 1n
Pilmplln Sports Ct!ntcr IdS I T hurs·
dt~y. Arti'itS and cralt~men from 8
:orates dt!tplayed their works.
Bu:.ineu, according to one pilrttcr­
pant, was much beucr than la~t
year. 127 booth~ filled rhe gym.
covering twice as much lloorspace
dS la~t yt~M .
"This rs our 4th year here. I try to
keep my quality up to what people
can be happy with yl!ar after year.
As a per~on keeps Cl ptece, the
enjoyment grows.'' remarked
O.Jvid Allen, a jeweler at the
Fe~tavJI , Allen ~tr~s\cd that he
">lrongly lavored !thowmg his work
;11 LC. \Imply bee ause hP liked the
.umospherc and pcople here
Allen work included turquOJ'>e
nngs. necklaces, and bracelets "I
w<~nt 10 keep my reputation up, so
I throw out my bad worlt, "
Toys dtsplayed
Another artist displayed hand·
m<Jde toy~ . Item~ '>uch a~ fire
engine!>, tow trucks. cars and boats
were offered at price~ ranging
from a couple ol dollar\ to $14. eve
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Origtnal metc1l sculptures, rrom
S1S to SSO. depicted a "nostalgic
trip in metal." The creations in­
cluded a brke tn a park !tCene. "ski
cabin," an 1888 Benz (ho~eless
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Pltolm b:j· C<iry Roderid:
c-.lrrtagtJ, .1nd one enntleo
"eeowm," which was J barn~tor­
ming triplan~ swooping down
upon tarm buildings . All were
made ol welding rod and took
lrom 1 to J days to make, accor·
ding 10 lhe Cr<Jft~man .
like bright t-shiml Colorful
buuerlli~ s. an orange and nectar
swan, a white on blue winged
horse. and other creatures graced
Hhitt~ of all sazes m one booth.
Talking with 1he artiSts, one
could see that pride and dcdrca­
tion 't\Cnl mro then work. In·
variably, the • would show a
fJ\Oflte. new product or e_xplatn
how they fashioned their hand­
cralts.
Ebony and rosewood
Carved necklace pteces of small
ftsh and· birds sat on a cloth·
covered table. They were made of
h.1rdwood~-ebony trom lndaa,
ro~ewood trom South America,
c..oc..obolo trom South (ric ...
Other rtem~ tound in the
festival were macrame planters.
ceramic goods. glassware,
dothing, apple juic~. and e'<ien
kaleido)copes .
The Fatr rook about 8 hour~ to
set up, ;uded b) frat~rnit) men.
Channel 2 and 8 camera crews
pro' ided new ... cov~ragc . •
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Unquenchable verbosity
Kevin Baird
Steff writer
"Hello, Church for Pres1denr.''
How could an bod , e'en Bob Haldeman, ~ee the sen1or
~enator from Idaho as having a rcallsuc chance to w1n the
Democratic nommat1on, let alone the pres1dencyl
Cenatnt rwent) )"ea~ ago v. hen. at the age of 32. a bught,
perwnable Bo•s:e lawyer named Frank Church ran for the U.S.
Senate (a Demoorat In a hea\1l~ oonsen.au-.:e state), most
pohucal"knov.ledgables' must ha'e scofted at suggestions he
mcght wm He did, and ha~ been re..etected an unprecedented
three umes, the onl) Democrat on a natiOnalle,el from Idaho
to ever hold off1ce more than ~x c:onsec:ume )'ears.
As a Senator, Church h.1s been outspoken m such areas as
Vle1 am. the en,,ronment. and recentl the CIA. From h1s
prest1g1ous ~eau 1n the Senate Fore1gn Relat10ns and lntenor
Commtllees along w1th h1s ch:urmansh1p of several subcom·
mmee!>, Church has a maned a great deal of power. He IS now
anempttng to tap 1t en h•s b•d for the Oval Offtce.
However, 11 rakes more than pt'litical power ro assume the
off•ce or the prestdency· 11 tak~ \ ote5. That, v.as what Church
was aher v.h~n he .addressed a moderate!) large audience at
Portland State, <1nd .stte~rds f1cldcd que tion~ from lo, al
ne\upapers
If a prestd,mual elecuon could be ba)ed olelr on verbosuy.
Church would be a hoe '"· In fact, h1~ onl) traits more
e:..ceut\ c th4n hts unquenchable th~rst for monologue {he was
a nat•onal oratoncal champ1on 1n h•gh school) are h1~ appMent
\lrength of com ict1on and h1s :~~rn~erlty.
Restoration
fd P contorted. he ellprcsscd at h>ngth h1s unbounded
tontempl for Rtchard N1,.;on, \\atcrgate, <~nd the CIA's ''cloak
and dagger bo~ thmkmg up mtschle\ •ous schemes'' rangmg
from black.matl with the use of porno falms to abduo1on and
complrCJC') to comm11 murder In fact. II an) s1ngle assue
c.hMaC'Ienzes lhe Church campa1gn 11 ts "restoratiOn of publ1c
trust 10 American Government'', wh1ch he cla1ms t~ h1s
torcmost poliucaf pnonl)'·
Church addr~s.ed h1msell to a hm11cd array of I!>)UC\. II one
sho~els as1de •hP rhetonc some f1urly dear opinions emerge.
The Senator could be called an ISolattont~t. As one of the first
on Cc1pitol Hill to oppose the Vaet Nam War, he ~w lJ.S.
tmoh•ement m Angola as unaccept.tble. Furthermore. he
would hmn all U S anvolvement ~broad to "where the vital
•nteresu of rhe Unned States are dearly at \take'', Translated,
that mean~ vmual wathdrawalmto f(lrtresl Amenca at a ttme
when the world •S expenencmg rap1d chaoge and sh1hs In
power p . erspecactty
He 'ees U.S • Sovaet Detence ~ de\trable, but •s opposect.lo
what he terms foretsn ••d under lhe surse of Detente As ln
t-aample he rltPd a btll he authored, much ro rhe ch,qrln of
Henry Kts.wnser, to hm11 lhe ~nt of money the fedMal
aovernmena could underwrite on poren~Yt Amer.M•nbulinea ~ whtle d~lopina che Ru11t111 od fl..._
DomesttC.Uy be fDcn • foe1n of he
euphamesuc.~ttr ails clulh wilh dipky'' Thoulh
SOC1ahzed rnecikjne. ._favoR IOILK type ol
program It" somcthinphhcounrrywntbweto ~
he would empt.-ze ..rv~os problem' of the qed
Even chouah he haa nMer lmt a tenalorfal elealo&;.Gne can
only be tkepugl aboua ln. cfunCI!I tor II) dlb one
When J conlromed Jd.m with the qqestton ot ~ a llbellf
wa runn•ns .n a tfeta of Qndidtlft dominated llf't.con~e~ ...
lftvtNo, h~ dkl a and, wmewh,ar '"'tnably
d.ttmed tmmunet~ from namepl•tft. He!We, • •
on t'rv.attYe as S•m f.mn when n comes to prttM~V~t,on ot
c n t11utaonal ''8hl a prosrt"Slnre ~~ Teddy Roo.evelt en
I Khtm~ monopol,. liberal a. h nklm ROOflevell•n flndtn&
1 b lnr the-um.•mflloyt>d • moder•te • W•yne Mone 1n
d\'W lu !oi unnt Cf! wr anvul mrnr m ftJrt 1 n w•r '
Hr I ~4-d m• 1r•llll(hl 1n th(' r~ mll,.d .tnd .ud, !w: pm .a
I t • lun mt
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n • 1n
lyoetto Ray
Staff wnter
\·\ l thl' Ak1n11e~. wJnted to
pl.mt ..1 g.1rden
"So, \'OU WJnt ..t gardenl" said
G~1w Str.lnd Dircctot of
M.untenJnt:t' Hf' ~mrled . "You
h . .. c ,In I ,lVI? II.
~dl , th.tt ~t.uted proceeding ..
'" ,, po!~llt\ 'c m<mner. He went on
to ~xpl.tin the rl'cl'>On~ wh,,
fir,t, chert• ~~ d land eroston
problem on thl' outh 'ide ol Akin.
~arden would take month.,,
workeng one section ot land at J
umc, .liiO\\ mg plants enough time
to tt.~ke root .tnd prevent the soil
from fluJteng .1\'\ay. There '"'
t.~lredd~ poor dr.1rnagc and the
bJ~t~ment lloor ol Aktn 1s ver~
oltt•n \\ <>t during the wtnter
bccau'c ol it. The pl.mtmg of a
garden would only mtemtfy the
problt>m. ~rronger plant" than
vegetablr' .md flower'> are need­
ed
Selontl. tlw IJnd 1s day. Very
poor tor the plants we'd planned
to put 1n, T lmd, be< t.IU\\! of \OmL• h,uJ c,.
peru~nu·~ \'\ ith go~tden\ 10 the
dorm .Jtt'3' ltht•y w~rt· not t.~rcd
lor ,md bt•l.lffil! .tn cyu >Ore). the
.ldmlnt,tr.li iOO h tt>luct.mtto :'lllov.
anothw ~1m1l.u projc.•ct
W<· c.ontt~nclNJ thl\ l,nt rc,.\on
dflU .w.utcd Mr ~lr.md that ou1
garden would ce11a1nly not go 10
pot.
Our rimr! w.1~ not totally wa\h-d
though. Mr. 5tr .md oflered U\ •
plot ol l.tnd nc.u th<• ,Jrl burld1ng
\\ h1e.;h ITlJtntenan<:c.• wtll help 111
culuv.ttl' , Al\o. wl' were .1ssurc.'d
1 h.tt a land5capmg proce~s w11l
begin in apprUJomJtely one
month on the..• south ~Ide or Alm
The gerls on thJt )ldt• wall be Jblero
look our un tree~ c1nt.l ~hrubs m.
\ll'Jd of trodden grJ.,~ Jnd ,, parl­
'"8 lor.
The gc~~den on lower campu~
won't be h.tll ,,~ conventenr but
1 h;ll'!i not enough to \tOp th••
ktnirc\ So, tl vou h.1ppen to \et:•
group of vour1g lotd1e" trornpm~
cluulullv down toward' the .Jrt
butlding ~-.nh hol'' and 'hovel,
you'll know who 11 1,,
• • Innocent ump tn UCO IC
Ruth Stromquist
Steff writer
The n~w theater. hall built,
,keletal, totdl darl-;nc!>\ , fmall\-I'm
there. The !>lairs oft he annex creak
\' ith age.
"The name of th • show as
Corpw> It i~ ba!>ed on the book.
Alive which i\ about the
Uruguayan ~oct er team that
cra!>hcd m tht Ande' They u~ed
the bodies olthe dead Ill order to . ..
~Uf\/IVC ,
Jeff Crt--~"' l'll ''and\ belorl! "'c
dothed c.omplctcl) 10 bt.Jck. Hh
bedrd ~mtles down Jl me 10 thP
~emi-darkne~' ol the hJII uut .. tdt• the rchear'>al room.
"It deal'> w1th conceph ol death
;md the dirferent uo.e~ we make of
the human body. The body as o~n
obJeCt. The body m one \cmc
u;;ed 101 v1olence. in <Jnothc:r
~me U\ed for love "
"But most of your arllclt.! .. hould
probabl'f emphas1ze The Conrr,nt,
~1nc.c 11 will be runnmg f~r~t "
O'.K
The Contra~! wa\ the IJr<,t com·
cth written b' Jn 1\menc.m
Ro\all Tyler Jnd perlormctl b)' d
profc~~tunal company in Amenca .
It YtJ) llf!>t performed on Apnl 16,
1787 1n Nt>1.-v York. The m.tm c:har acter I\ tun;ur.
na1ve Jnd \Upt•r!ftiiiOU!I, but
pcUfiOtiC and hone~t . The "'1111
mnoet~nt countr bump~m
t~lway~ wm~ over the
sopht~ttcJtl'd EuropeJns
theme of the pl..1y i~ that
v~rrue ovenome l.tl"c \OOhl\1~
lion, The coni r .tst 111
n.sllve Arncrtccln '>tmpltcll)
lorcagn dflec.tdtion).
Til< ( onlf ,J~I wdl run f\ld\
( urru) 1\ an exper
producuon the rl.!sult ol l1
work1ng
Scplt.!mber . I! piJy'> Ma) .......
Tht• Sl.tHS crc.ll.. on m\ way
The new 'lol\ y offer::. a young
lawyer an opportunit\ to get re!.d
trial exp~rwnc~ right out of law
school If you JOtn the Navy
Judge Advoc41tc ~eneral p.-nn whJk sttll in s\:hool. it'll count as t1mc
in the Navy So your st.utlng .;alan•
,._. will be even hagher ·
f-or more mfonnatton , see vour
Navy Recru1ter below
Be someone special in the new Navy.
Lt. Dave StromqUJst-Officer Programs
lll-3041, collect
Summer Camp Jobs
Staff Positions Available
In a Variety of Camp Jobs.
Both day & resident camp.
Jobs include: Senior Counselor
Program Supervisor
and Aquatic Staff
To apply call the: PORTLAND JEWISH
COMMUNITY CENTER 244-0111
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SOFA s Tavern N1ght Spring Term
Schedule
,t,p rl18· CaplJin Brll Bang\
Ma • S· :Vo Dog' AIIO\\ t.'d
Ma) 11· A'parro \\\.'''
.\fa • 4-Old lmh Inn
f· ll' 70· Black Dog• Inn
~pl·nal d"counb \\ill bt! ptO\Ided lor l(
'tudenh. alumni. tacult} and \tall '' uh
proper I D 8· 11 pm S.tve thc~e d:Jte~l ----------
IN
B~d.\ Br au~r will pr~ent .1 Junror Recnal
on organ at J pm Sunda) rn the chapel.
Free. --------------
Robert ~toltzman, clannet, and Bill
Dougla) p1ano, basoon and compo.,er .
,.,,IJ pre,ent a worl..~hop and concerr
toda ·. The ooncert ~ill be at 8 pm in han'.
For ''orl..shop dt!tarl!>, phone the mu)ic
department . ------------
Kennvth Comb~ v.ill direct the LC com­
muntt\ orch~ua 10 concert Fr~da} ' nrght
10 Evans April16 at 8 pm. Cue t solol)l will
be Kerth E1de, performing Trumpet Con­
certo b' joseph Haydn. Free. --------------
Where are they now n
a. •· The Be a' ·•
b Annene
NS\\ ERS.
., letry Mathers of Lei\ e 11 ro Be.IVer fame
wa~ ~illed when he ~tepped on a land
menc rn \'tetnam m the late 60\.
b.Ann~uc Fun1cello , former Mouskareer
and ~tar of numerous beach & surlrng
mo' 1e>. I!> now a housewife and mother of
four rn Southern Calitorn1a .
nd ldd1e, the Cleaver's netghbor and
merciless heckler ot The Beav. nO\\ stars a~
"Johnny \\ad" in underground porno
flrcks --------------
King of Hearts h an insanely h1larious
French-made 1tlm directed b) Philippe de
Boca. Alan Bat~ stars as a Bnttsh advance
seoul m W\\ I wh05e a~gnment 1S to find
a huge bomb. He winds up as the Kmg ot
Hcartlo when he ftnds that an insane
a!ovlum':s cnh.tbitants are the only citizen~
lell tn the town thcll he is suppo~ed to
)3 e Tht.! manner en '"hich he ac­
complrshes his findl mcsloion are
maddemngly funny. Evan~ Auditorium,
i:30 and 9:45pm Sat .. Sl 00
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The '57 ford Farrlane •~ the car mo~t
oft,.n o~~d ., .. a stunt ccrr bec<~u~>e of 11\
dur<tb1lrry and ea~e of repctir·. It " often
~ecn m shOW) hke Thunder RoacJ dnd
Hrshw.,y Parrol. ----------
Batman and the opera. DiG Fledermaua .
;tn opPra bv Johann Strau~ s Jr wtll b,~
pre~~nwd ,,.. lngli!>h by the Portland
Op•~rd A~)t.J<t<ttlon on Thur~ .• May 20. ~ .. t
Mil) 2J. and Mun., Mav 24 al ts pm tn rhc
C1v1c AudtiOIIUm It wrll bt: conduclf'd by
Su•losrt Mende and du~cted b} John
leBcrg
The \paw of Str.tuh'!ao mu!>IC rellcct!> I he
rum .. nte(t\m tll th•• l'Jth rcmury, and 01e
Fledermau s ,,. ht!o m'"~' \uccc)\ful arrcJ
J'Xlpular op ·ra Hr•• opera well star Carol
\\ tlcoa, I•Jhrt W .;lh~r. Juhn (,.~uarnll'" and
Polll.md':, C...lorra Mannaco Cut~fur th, all
n .. 11onall 1 .. cclarmcd tal•·nl\ • April 1976
P1onoor Log 16 Aprill -
I he Norlh\' c.)f Film Srudy Ct.>nter i!l.
)howmg ~onw g1 ~.1t mo' 1c~ thi' wc~k~nd .
\II I elms Jtc S 1.50 for .)tudt?nt) and
mcmhers. S 1.75 gcncr cJI Jdmis~ion .
1 onll(ht 'cc !'-icc holc1<o Ra'; 'mo~t famou~
11Im Rebel Without o Cause. 'tamns
lame' DCdn '\l,Jtllle \\ ood and the late 'tll
\.tlnl'O. \\ ath It 1'> il documcntar\ I'm J
1 'ir mscr Hwe ,\trwll, which trclce~ Ra'; \
l.Jtf.'cr Jnd cm·lude!> lilm dip') from h1s bc't
mO\Il' 9 pm
Everytheng You Know ts Wrong and
Pigs vs Freaks wrll be ')hown Saturd.l) at
pm. f,crvthm~:. mdude~ firestgn
ThNtrc. "Happv" Harry Cox S Rcebu~
Caneebu') . Pig) '-. Freak) 1s a thrilhng
dolumcntt~t~ ol tht Jrd annual Pol1n~ V\
LonghJtr' C hdrit) Football game rn tJ\1
lJmmg M1ch
And H \'Ou'rl! lool..lng ror some Ea\IN
excitt•mtmt . go see MC,M\ 1948 ell·
trd\ aganza. Easter Parade fred \.-.taire.
Juch Garland Peter Lav. lord ,lnd Ann
Miller are the star~ of the mu~ICJI "' htth
enclude' 17 lt\108 Berlin numbers . ----------_. ----AND
:-.Jot JU)t for h1gh )Chool: "0/1.151 1976
5u~ncc Ad11e:mture.,•·. the summer out­
door educ.uion progr.1m i~ geared to
actiH~ partiCipation for the student or
adult. It provtd~ a ~err~ oi science
e>.perienc~ u~rng the outdoors as a uni­
que l,lbor.uor\. This summers program
tnclude~ '>UCh cours~ as Oe~ert Survrval.
Moum.un SurvrvJ/ 4\tronom) of the
Centr<JI Oregon Skre~. and Oregon Coast
Trarl Trek The course\ vary en length and
location. If ) ou're up for some umque
e>.citement tim summer. contact OMSI --------------
April 18th the Ctvrc Aud110rrum will
h•ature Chrck Corea. Sranley Clarke, Len­
fl\' \'\hue <lnd AI D•meola rn a show
enutled Rerum 10 Forever. --------------
Dr Cook s Garden wtll open in the
Blue Room ol the Portland Civtc Theater
on April16. Thrs ~uspense dram a rs wrtUen
by the <Iuthor of Rosemary , Baby, Ira
l even. Dr Cook\ Lard en plays Thur~day.s­
Saturdavs through May 22 Tcckets are
S3.00 for dduhs, S2 00 for students. Call
226·3048 lor reservattom ---------
1 he lC lntern,uronal Assocra11on 11.
~pon>or<!d by the forergn students and
)·ou. a~ LC lotudent ~. are all members . The
d!>~Ottatton IS now m the process of elec­
ttng d pres1dent for next year. while
planning a lecture dt\CUSston ser~es a
campaign lor Guatemalan relief and a
mid·term beach retreat Your help ~~
needed it we re to have a truly lntt!l·
nauonal membetshcp . All are wekome for
coffee and cookce'> every Monday at 3 30
'" the Chapel basement . ----------
Wh1ch would you rather win-~1 .000 or a
chance to be d guest at a week-long
meeting of such intellectuals as Mahon
Fraedman. f .A. H.Jyek and Willtam F
Bud ley, Jr.l How about both-plu~ a trip
to Scotlandl These .ue the top prrz~ of
the National Federauon of Independent
Bu:,int.~~ ·s Adam Smrrh Bicenrennral E.uay
Com en.
The conh~\ t. spomored by NFIB rn
coopcrat1on wcth th~ lntercollegtatc
.Studct:' ln\tltute. offer'> a total of S7 .000 en
~c hular\haps .md other prtl~ to winners
10 lugh \Chool and collegcate dlv1ston~ .
rtw th1•m<• ""The Future of Cap1 talt~m
I h~> Market Economy v\, the Plannt~
[cononl\ •n AmNICa\ rtmd Ct•ntury"
I h•• (.Ofllcsl \:Ommr•rnora lf!S the lOOth
Anllr\Cr!><HY ol tlw publtcataon ol The
Wr·alth ul Natrum
l:h•adl1nro lor ••ntt'tlnl$ che contt•st ~~
Junt• 15. lntr) form~ .tr•• dV,JIIcJble I rom tht!
lnt .. rcollcgtulc Stud1••s lm.ttruto·, 14 South
Uryn M.t~r All•'rnu.:, liryn M.twr, PA,
1~10 . ...
1 hr .. yCJt ., Ice Folllos will feature ~ome
ol thl· world' gre.liC'>t figure .. kawrs, com­
,.d,. and chor,JI numbc" Pre .. entcd at the
Memou.,t Coliwum \prtl 21 25 9 perf or
rnann·~. CJIIthc Coft.,eum lor \hO\"' ume'
.tnd pr!lt ~\,
•
•
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In 195~ the l,1tc How01rd Hughes hared a
per'>onJI .ud to '>it 1n c1n old Chevrolet
from du!>k to dawn bcstde an anc1ent
~lflield nc<Jr Phocn1>., \r11ona The ard.,
ot·cupatron w,,., to guard the rotting hulk
ol a pl.tnt: from du\k t11l dawn lr was not
unt1l much lc1tcr that the a1d di~covcred
thl~ rt.>ason lor hi\ occupation. Hughe!. hJd
lt•lt W\'Cntt-en thou,and dollar!> in the
pocket ot 0.1 )pori\ 1acket that WJ\ in the
plane. --------------
Wrshbono Ash Jnd Status Quo c~re
b1ll<>d ,11 the Paramount TheJter
tomorrow night Aprtl 16th at 8:00. S6 00
toda}, S7.00 tomorrow --------------
OUT
rhe Performrng Arts Marathon
d~\cnbed d'> a '>howcase of local perfor·
mmg art\, will start at Arbuckle Flatz Aprrl
lJrd at "' 30 and contmue untrl the per­
former'> tht Judience. c1nd the ~taff
collapse Some of the event~ pl.tnned are a
JaLl nrght on Saturdc~y. a lemmrst even1ng
on Mondd}' c~nd hundred .. of un1que ads
mcludrns mrml!>h, frre eater\, sword
swallowers and poetry Adm1s~aon I) $2 for
!lttudent!l to come and go d~ they please
throughou t the Marathon
--------------
Hto)e ..,tudenac, Interested in tormtng a
Balloon Club contact Northwest Balloon
[ntcrpmcs . Randy Stone 665-2015 or Larry
Ste<Jrns 645-1614 -
I he Northwt•)l Reg1onul
r C\11\IJI •• free lour-dJy get togcthet
M<>monul \'\<eekend. M.ty 28-31, .tl
Scattll• ( cmtc.•r, welcome'> .111 North~1114
tol~ drti!tt'> who w.mt to c_.hctre thcrr t~lrn•
1n mu~ic . dr.1ma. folk Jrh .md cr.1fh
year's tc~\llvJ I will celebrJtc the tradu1
actcvnre., of our cc1rly Amerrcan h"'" ••.
through musiC. d.tnce .1nd craft~ 11 .,_ .... _
tntere .. tcd in pc1rllcrp.lltng, c.ontact u"'ll
Petty at the lestlvdl orf1ce. 302 Harmon
Seattle \-\ Jshington -------------
Tlw p1ck of the week·~ the aps)eoJtr.ar. ...
of the Martha Grohom Donee Comna ..
at the (I VIC Audllottum Th1s fa\nrr,um,
l omp.my wrll perlorm evening\, Aprrl
22 Co "POtl\ored by LC • -------------
Somotheng New In Auto Show1
brllt•d for the EKhtbn .and C.o welllllt).'
llalls in the McmonJI (oftseum \p111
16 Thert.• w1ll be .. ome nc\\ modellmDIOI
C.Jt'> on d1spi<J). The ~how run> lrom
thr~ (•vcntntt and from noon to 11 00
on tht• rcmainmg day.,,
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POHS ARISEI The LucrJry Revtev.
\:ate' you to ~hare your poetry 1n
T tlmarack lounge at 3;30 p m on
28th If you'r~ lntere'>ted. call655i-l9
Aprrl 2ht If \'OU don't want to read
poetry. come tlnd h'>ten to
el.-.e ., -------------
There writ be a brown bag lunch
Portland Center foi the\ 1sual Am
d.l\-. Apnl 22 at noon. 811l Hoppe,
and Vt'lrteng J\~l!>t.tnt professor at
Collegt!, w1ll di~cu~'> the current .,.,.,;h
tron b}' Alan Sh1cld~ at PCVA Admi~~lon
free c~nd open to the public For f•nm
information call 212-7107 -
Ethan
Stofi
\ten'' tennir,
In pa-.t y<!j
ountrv C 1,
~roated by
~ber'; and s(
r<tntl}' mo~ t 1
;om IJr J.way r
iJ111l' I o l C.
llf,ll)he rn.1l1a a
!Jiagant mtndJ
ruh 10 coach ~
:Dtl hrt a low el
Fac1
lhe face of L(
~\\-Th" y~
ectcd by Ton
IOSitiOnS bet~
"""'• lcef C;
Freeman
""'""' all of 1~
Xill Oregon
<!ljO) tenn1s fol
ept co<~ch E•
nd '>urpmi
J
TomE
Co-spor
Coming off
lie LC v t1r~11y l
louble heJdet
•• 6-1 s.uur
ooneer\ were
Oark )tate
kl.tho
The tC Vat\
rough ttme
ll.llle,rnay lm11 --------------------------- htle only
•
.. , TltE THIRD ANNUAL
foi1Ce ~
Jo ~AI(S
ChAfJfy ooTB~l GAMf?_ G
\ nnr• OW Frj
1•1''11 dmette he/
fhe J\ Ba>~
;1uf•c la~t Sur
~ mnrng). Ro
?lntng~ tn r
llrikeout!>.
lhc L( Sol
opcnrng ., .• rn•
to WIIIJml'l
frtddy ~prtl
\Ve<ttmorei<J ••••••••• ••••
T
r
............ April 1976
Ethon Dunham
Stoff writer
"en's tennis i'> in good \hdpc ,]1
In Pol"' ycar tenni'> Jt the
,ountry ( lub ha!l been
bmtnatcd by o1n clllttudt.: of
;:obbery Jnd !~lUffed )htm L..ntil
!(t'ntl~ · moo;.t parlrcrpdnh cJme
;om IJr Jway raquet club'> They
1m11 to LC wtth e>.tr avagant
•phern.tltcl Jnd even more cx­
i'JI~gant mtnd'> They were dll
:cull to coach and team cooper a­
hi! J low ebb
Face lift
Jhc fJce of LC tenn" •!. different
w. Tht\ year\ progr.tm t\
;rected by Tony Evan~. wtth chtef
~ttons beang held by Jeff
, • ., .... k Ltd Carlson Scot Sellers,
~ug Freeman Jnd Rtck C..eager
~wly dll of the above Jre from
bal Oregon o,chools, \eem to
!!IJO)' tenni., tor tennts \ ~ake. and
.:cept coach Evan ~ advice readr
And surpmtngly nobody I talk-
Tom Barnard
Co-sports odttor
Commg oH d o;.hort wrn ~treak,
e LC VM\tty ba .. ebdllt •elm pitt a
btlble header wath Whrtwor1h . 2-
• 6-1 )aturday undJy, the
~nl'~r\ wer~ bombed by Lewis
Cl.irk StJtc 15-6 at Lcwi<~ton.
'daho.
The L C \ ar\tty T t!nna\ te.1m had
rough l1me with WhllmJn lol~t
rday lo~rng etght matche~
hale only wrnning one
lmn.r•ow Friday. Aprlll6, LC V\,
liVIIII.arrl~>ll e here ell J· 00
rnt J\1 Bol\Cbolll h!.lm outiJ'lted
c la'>t Sund.Jy wrnntng 9-6 tn
!lanntng~ Ron Wrnter petchcd 16
nning.. tn rvhet. collc'-ung 22
'ukeouts. no
cd to l>ccmcd very rnter ested tn a
wtn-lo'l\ record
Compromise
LC\ attttude towards spom ·~
polar. We etther arc jocks, love
.. porto; and hate non-parucipo~nt~ :
or we .ue "htppieo;.". love non­
parttctpolnts, .tnd hate JOCk\ Ten­
niS at L(. offer .. a compromt\c
Study7
A c<~reful balance •~ held
between partactpauon and com­
petition Rtck Gerger .. tated even
though c~n mcenttve to compete is
present, tennts doesn t take away
from hts needs of ttme for study
dnd fnend~ Jeff Schrunk ex­
pre.,o;.ed that ma..t play tennis for
the enJoyment coupled with the
mcentive of compeuuon Coach
(vans echoed the!>e altitude~ He
~ee~ tenni!. as a chance to par­
tiCipate and better one" athletic
Co-ed and Women's intra­
mural., are upon u~. Four week
tourndment\ tn Co-ed Badminton
Jnd ~~\.omen 's Volleyball began
ld~t week and more o1re !>Cheduled
to tollov.
Alter completaon of four
rounds. the, LC V af\lly Loll team
\lands in thtrd place tn the Small
<.ollege C..olt Clas~rc There are o;.tx
tc.tm'> and srx daffetent cou~c\ 10
the tournament with Will.tm\!He
and PLU 10 lront ol the Pioneer'
Leading \Carer" for L(. 'o far are
Jrm Torgeson . Sam Brrgg) Jnd
Greg Gdlbrecllh.
\1\-tth AII-Amertcan ~colt
Burkhart compeung tn Seattle, the
Ptoneer Vahat~ Track teJm <otlll
piJced fir'>l and .. econd in the
hammer throw and convrncing ly
downed Willamettc 100-65. LC
remarncd undefeated, with ,,
,howdown agJin\t Pac:ific, al!.o un­
ddeated. tht'> SJturday, here at
Tlw l<. Soltball tt>.tm loo,t tht.•ar 2:00. lal>t ve.tr\ meet wa'> won b
opt>ntng g.tmt: ol the 1976 \t'J\On lC in the mile rel.ty and Lo.1ch
'O Wallamt•tte, 9·4. Nelli game i' Hdon fix predict"> thi, yl,'Jr ~meet
'1'71'!·.·•fradi!y \pul 1&. vt•r .. u'§. Pi!nfic Jt \\ill go down to the mile reiJ)
\~:-.:s.t~~!;l~~~ t!~,;~t! ................ ~~!~~ ........................... . • •
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LOCATED 8
HILLSDALE &
RALEIGH HILLS • • • • • • • • I • I • • NOW OPEl :
DAILY FOR i
4439 S W Beaverton LUNCH ~-:
Hilladolo Hwy • :
: Take Out Phone 246·2025 Dll ER :
I I
I I
: H and stretched Now York style plua. spaghetti. :
I 0 , roveoli, soup. snlod 30 submarine sandwiches :
I : Ptoneer Log -
more
,Jbrltty. But when the match is
over, hs ovl.'r. T tme to go home
;md study phy~tcs .
A~ for thetr record. oops I
lorgot. Well whc~t's it wrn-loss
record an}'\vayl
' • u
Squashllt'c. only tor the rrch and
well off Or lor those who belong
to country club~ ...
Well. there you have 11 One
doe\ not \pend almost two years at
eln elite country club and not
o~cqutre ~ome ~art of talenL
for Steve Spalding the talent ts
c,quao;.h To prove hi~ mastery, he
traveled to (ahem) Muhnomah
Athleuc Club to compete in the
Portland Metropohtan Squash
Tourney.
The tourney, whtch lasted two
wecko;., involved 32 players w11h S
from LC.
Spalding defeo1ted 4 people
pulttng him tnto the finals He • then had to play o1 best 3 out of S
mat<h tor the mle. Losing the first
l, Spalding kept hts cook•~ and
t.dme b,tc!.. to take both the next l
'>CI\ and lrr\t place
Ahhh traveling baclt to ''the
Club" wrth a Ur\t place But what
wa\ the prtle o1nywayl Oh, ju,St a
pewter beer mug.
\ ~ •...••...................•....•.................................•... _ rae
Lew•• & Clork va. Willemot1e
Dual Track & Field Moet
Aprtl 10, 1976
Grtswold St;sdturn
HAMMER-Gayn~ Johnson, l C,
143-3: Stcvl.! Cro,.by, LC, 131-5:
P~tc Dtc.k msnn, WU, 70-11 ~
IAVELIN- Dave Westcott, LC,
217-9; Rrch Wheeler, WU, 209·2:
John Knez. LC. 217-9
HIGH JUMP- Ron Johnson, LC,
6-6; Ed Ntchenko. LC, 6·4; Kelly
Reed. LC. ·5-B
LON(., JUMP-Chc~rlie McClure ,
WL 22-3. Rrch Burnell, LC, 21·2
~.; LCJrr'f Staab, WU, 20·6
STHPLECHASE-David Armund­
son, LC, 9:55.1: Steve McGrew,
WU 10:12.5, Paul Zorner. LC,
10• 29.6
440 RELAY- Willamene (Tom
Walsh, Gary Hallatan, Dave
Runner. Tim Archer) 42.3; LC 42.7
(New WU record Old record 42.4
by Clouse, Stewart, Houck,
Willrams. 1968 New meet record
Old record 42.8 by WU (Petterson,
Hallai<m. Runner. Archer) 1975)
MILE- Dan Hall, WU, 4:14.6;
George Shick, LC. <t: 18.8; Kevin
Hampson , WU 4:26.7
HIGH HURDLES- Ron Johnson,
lC 15 2 Don McCracken, WU.
15.9. kelly. Reed, LC, 16 8
440-E.A. Kumbruah. LC 49.1:
John Thomas. LC, 49.7 Robert
Aggrey LC. 51.2 (New meet
record Old record 49 2 by Gary
SHOT PUT-Make Yutlle, LC. 48·
31.... Mall Beddoe, WU. 47-8Y.!;
Pete Dickson. WU. 45-4~ Page 11
Pe.n1, LC, 196<4)
lOG-Paul How~trd, LC, 9.8; Gary
Hallaian, WU. 10.0; Jetf Smith, LC,
10 0
TRIPI E JUMP-Ch.trl(!} Yendmk,
l C, 44-0Yl; Charlie Mc.Ciure, WIJ,
42-10IIJ: Larry Staab. WU, 40·9 •
88o-Mike Woolwine, LC, 1:55.1;
Dan Sprauet, LC, 1:55.7; Ch;arl~
Schreck. WU. 1:59.6
DISCUS-Mall Beddoe, WU, 138-
0; Mtke Yuille l(. 137-9; Kelly
Reed, LC. 128-5
INTERMEDIATE HURDLE.S-Oave
Runner, WU, 55.1; Oa .. ·e
Crowther, WU, 56.7; Alan Jochtm,
LC, 57.4 {New mee t record. Old
record 56.4 by Runner, 1975)
POLE\ AUl T -Oerl Stoval. LC, 12-
6; (tie) Roger Hendrtlll, WU, .snd Ed
Nichenko, LC, 12-6
220-Paul Howard. LC, 22.1: JeH
Smith, lC, 22.5; Gary H~llai~n .
wu. 2.2.6
THRE( MILE-Dan Hall. WU,
1-4:14.5; John Walts, WU. 14:49.7;
David Ueunten. LC. H.S7.0
MILE RElA Y-Lewi., and Cluk
(Rich Burnell, M•ke Woolwine,
John Thomas, E.A. Kumbruwah)
3:20.1: Wtllameue, 3:27.1. (New
meet record. Old record J: 21.0 by
LC -Christ~on, Hart, Aggrey.
Kumbruwah-1975)
Ftnal Score: Lew1s & Clark 1 00
Wlllamette 66
• I Page 12
VAN
LEN
Tom Van Domelen
Stllft Wflt81
1 o the averuge reader spom nc"' '' U§uall) \ cr> dull and
predldablc. from "e k 10 \\ •ek ~ ou can be• ~ure or ~cetng
butdtll~ the same of' !itones aboul the same ol' people.
Headlines ~uch ".s PIO' ~ 8 \\IN wtth quot~ from t.u
pl:n er B1l18la 1-oft und Cood1 Boa t.Jbunch arc ver) thnlhns to
the athlt•I(>S and th('tr piU~nfs lind strllricmh. Untortunatcl
hO\\ e\ er moM ot our rehgtQn, chcmi~tr)' i'lnd non-Pl rn:tJU'
not onh don 1 knm .. that ~.~ur Pta's have a tr•am or ~tar player,
but hanl:l) fe\\ of them s•ve a damn
Adding some sp1ce
1\n tdea to mer ".15 • our rcaden.htp numb •rs mt~hl be to
pte<: up our .1thteuc depanment and teams o that &he storu.!~
mtght appeal toagre tcr maJOfll) ol the student bod) Imagine
tf \OU \\111
LOCKERROOM ROUND-UP . P:mdcmontum rup1ed
\\ dn din \\hen the report sufaced thai d dtrco ~orrclation
ltnk hi! been d1.sco~ered bet\\ en cancer and the Y.eartng of
lC JOC~ 1ro1ps. C.tge d\lendant Pat 1\mg commented on the
"•luiltlon 'l e!> 11 ts true that our chemtstr) lab~ ha' c come up
.... nh some concluSI\ e t:vtdence thntthere ·~ .1 cancer tr ansmu­
tmg elcmen; 10 the JOck strap~" e t~uc. but there 15 no reason
to pant c. \\ e 'e heard that H Y.Ould take .a pe~on 23 'f> ~ ol
"ear1ns a JOCk tor an a' erage ot 19 hour1 a da) to be come
aftlrcted Th1~ !.hould onl) endanger ahout 30' . of the ~turient
bod~. l he lab~ are no" conductmg c11penmenu on w hlle mu:e
and h.uruter~ lor more e' 1dcnce "
L\ hen ;ukcd Y.har the a&hletiC department wa domg abou1
the cnsis Kcng ansv.•ered that LC JOCks would no longer be
1\SUt:d and that he along'' tth the rest of the department would
JU 1 "hang loo}e' and v.an for further rcs.uhs.
Fred burned
PIGSKIN PA ITER. The lC football team .mnounced toda)
thdt tht teJm hart \Oted 10 abdndon th trad111onal burmng'"
ell1~ of th oppo;ang tNm's C'oarh~ belore nel(t ear's
hur l'tomm~ game.ln!itead th ') unamtTIOU)I) dedde<J 10 bum
P on (>r tead C'Odch r reri \-\ tlson '" person When a~kcd about
lhf' bl~ change one plaver rcplted, ''Well. fred\ always b ·en a
her) penonaht) here at LC so we thought what better \\ay to
tgmte th(' team than lo burn the oo.Jch tumwlf "
JOCKETTE JARGON As~tstanl t\0 Eldon Ftx announced
rhat ~~~ ol next week LC w1ll ln5tall a co-ed shower policy
whcreb\ men Jnd women undeq!rad$ wlll share such thtng!l dS
~hower~. to1let~. \luna!i, etc In an earher press conference ftx
rephed that he wa~ opposed to the new pol1cy. but rhat
preS$L!Ie trom hlghe~ ups h.Jd forced 1he change
lm.u~cne the -chao) thts "'•II create The •oclal connotation•
are ~tagg<L:r~ng I\ nolhtng sacred anymore Hu tmmoralhy shed
n ~ •nKS .md made a home at LC f And bestdes, I don't want no
u•zv broads usmg my bar of \Oip."
Brain over brawn
PURELY ACADEMIC P1oneer head b.l~eb11l mentor
M1d.ey Hergert announced todiy the cancelling of the
rerNtnder of the baieb.lll ~BOn due to concern for his team't
.ud~mtc \tandins.
E. eryone o m bo~ are taklns ar leMt 5 113 tredlrs thl&
tpr ng anri that ' ~ ltsht load for them wfth base~ll and atl
Sport c~rr: •mport.lnt ~~.bur when a couple of the guys came
up ro me Jnd Hrd, Coach, we'JI have to mblan hour of dill &o
pli '" the gdme Frtday rh111 was ertoush 1 cancelled1hegame
•nd th•• r s1 of the ~non Thf' ttn t Mt Hood or OSU Our boys
udy h.nd .md I just dtdn 1 feel that 11 wa risht to Jeopardize
the rf!o~m pcrtea 4 0 G P A beau'e of a 1illy of game
Co·uptam Jim Ttiut poke for the ream when he expre.~d
d1wppwmmeon1 &hat the uon ouldn t be completed But
m1IE-d .md added 'I gu~ th1s mean we an all ''8n up fori
coupl• mm._. uedtt\
Whv lh(! ~ bhllft are endlet And who know Wuh •
lntlepu h 1n therrght dtrec110n maybe some of th~e thtnH wJtl
h•P~ Bur then 4111'" Pioneor Log 1 & Apnt 1 976 --------------------------------------------
L" equipe des femmes
"Playing those mind ga~es"
Bonnio MocKinnon
Sports co editor
The lin.t tl!nnl., lll.IICh. r hough I\
of pulhng it oft wllh ~t\ ll• ran
through m' ht.>.Jd. I rNII) WJnted
to get down on thi., match \her
mor~ thdn two wee'-' ol 'timplc
httting on 1hc court ... I l~h lih•
culltni!S too~~.· wtth my r.:~qut.>t, dJl·
ing m\ opponen t, and w.1lking ofl
with <~ \'\'10, \\'hat an e"'ccllent
leeling.
We .mi\'ed at Linltcld <.ollcge .11
3:00 on a brtghl '>Unn) d.t\'. pl•ru~CI
lor tennh \\hen the 5un r.ldl.ue-.
tram overhead I ;ccm 10 be more
up and read}.
Play wtth her mind
1 he t~am m,u.Jc 11" w.J\ through
blfd'l tree'> lining tlw lour lOUrl~ .
handful of )pcct.llor' sat wa111ng
in the tre~· ·~ )hJdc.
T ~nni~ '" reknown a~ ont• ol
'POll~· hcuer one-on·on<' P')'th
b.HIIcs. The playl'~ rcmamcd
polite and p:mtve .IS the) tn•
uoduced thcm~clves lo 1hcu op­
ponents. lhL> psych and mtnd
game) begm '"'h rhc ftr~t moment
of eye con1ac:t. Mcntalh the game
has already begun. Rem am .:J'> calm
a!-pos'>tblt c1lmo~l dtsmtcrc-.ted 11
vou wtll One who looks and <~Cis
~ure ot her~ell has tht• mJrk of il
true strcnegtst, ll's bound to un·
glue her opponent.
Make a brieftng
I ga\e one la~t ughtemng to mv
hair btdore w.trrnmg up 1 he m1nd
game-. • .ue '>trongc~t at thic, pomt
Janet Bender .. ~~~-
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Loth Shere
\i\c '!>l.trted htllmg !\low <oee just
how well rour opponent reacts 10
'arious '>hot., C.tve her a htgh,
deep backh.md. '>Cc how la'!tt she t'l •
,md drop one over the net. Bul
don t lei too much ot your game
• OUI lor her to )\!C: IUSI m.tke
IJrwling.
1 he compl'lllton st.HI\ .tnd
doe' tht• playmy ;trdtel{y Henr
wc.ll..ne'>scs rcvc•,1l thcm ~el\!t!}
tht• .,,., PTOI(IC\\Cd ~0 lltllUr
playt'd lht.>m to dcalh. II she h .. s
pour vollc\ then I brtng her upl
net .. , mud\ '" po~~ible . If
('nJO\'' htll•ng ho~rd , c:hangl'
p.tt:e ol 1 ht• MJml-! .tnd tndulge
~umc dink shotS II'\ ohnOllt®
bur 11's t'llt.!CII\ c
In the bag
Alter th~ ftr)l 1hrcc g•uncs It
had nothtng tu "'orr Jbout
.lltlludt.• c:.tll c11hcr boo\1
dt•.stroy a g.tmt.• I telt en tht\ ca~e
W<~~ h.umll''\• bur one h.tS to
Gllllllldle Wl~l'l\ .
In,, whit .. the m.uch \\,1~
the \(Ole fl·O. 6·2. I went b.u:~l
rt•port rn) COr C\ ollld lound
t•H·r~ont. ' t•l!>c trom ll h.1d don
cqu .1lly ,,., well
~Jtt'>f ted. tlw te,un tr c~vdt:d
towilrd ll Bclort.• long
~topped lor c1n t\&W root
Whilt> ~iJlptng I thought Jboul
thl' lime Jnd t.•rwrg) put
'>POri\ <"Ontpcllllon . Bul lor
r cw.Hd of .1 I ret' root b''er, "
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The probte1
7U~~ ollC's fa
by ~uch a )ttl
Tenure is
b) Buard ot •
solution ha~ 1
•ndoul more
the ldcuhy ll
bt:· tlexible e
lacuhy in a d
par1icular till
best inler<?'>~
\\hole, it \\(l
$111CI or len
dcct,ion wo
profe..,~o ro,
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lavor of lhe
Why spenj
\lart dll over
touldn 't ke"!
In an inte
Ol' VOICCd t
Jw .1y as elf
onh ,, ~peer
mJke h1ghl
• po~tlron~ .
Wa
"I doubt
Kutell. Prot
out b) Jny
he good Cl
bt•neltl tro
tt•nured po
c.tn only b •
rc-.t., on th
ol u~.tcht.•r
po"uon'!t
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prore~.,or'
15 year'> .1g~
profc~!>IOil
Bv the ttl
econom1ca
we wtll be
opmion. th
)pedal co
dctertor .tli
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\Oiuuon to
thai tenur
Engli\h
not -.ure lh
"sood thl
thelf "
(. all.th.l
.ton tl\\l.tr
h.tve to Wet
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tcnurl'd a
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