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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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April 29, 1976 Volume 34, Number 20
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1976-04-29
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lewis and Clark College
LC in the black
Pres graces
Steve Berg
Staff wrtter -
On Monday. Apnl 19. Pre'>tdent John How.ard
.tppec~red before: th( ~tudenl Senat~ lor the ftr\1 time.
Bclore hcldmg qucsttons from the Senatoro;, Howard
gave c1 bnt•l addrcs'> on the ~tc~te of the college from hi~ Vol. 34.No.
nate: e're w
pt>r,pccuve Tht.> state of tht: college is really quite good.
Thl'H' are two or thre(> arP,I~ where we have problem~ .•. "
I tow,ud ~tdrted by de~ocribtng the Ctnancial Situation:
runntng tn th~ black, with the largest endowment in the
hi)tory or LC. "Fmanctally, the college •s threatened by
the '><tme fac.tor\ that threaten <til of htgher education,
publtc and private. lewi~o and Clark, however , i<; doing
beucr than mo~t in dealinK with the-;e factor~ ."
Capering aroun emaypo e
j.1~ .\fe10011h
'MacK\!nztc and Schw.ube rg h.-.ve their own Cdp~r
• Solly Schultz
Steff wrtter
It\ not too l.ll<>. l(dl''
No nt.>edto w<~ll Jround for that '!>Omeone .,pe<t.tl to take
vou to the nel(t c.IJnu• L-,nn 5chwarberg. head of '-1a'(
f etc, hJ<i sktncd th.Jt problem with her ".1nyone ask
.myont pohcv for the (.aper tomorrO\\ night. P.merned
Jfler W .1lt Dll>nt~y\ f t~nlJ'>ta, FridJ)' nrght\ dance w11l be
ht.>lc.l .u the Hilton llott>l m B.1llroom B.
Health bazaar
Ll•c turt• 111m' Jnd d1~pl..1 s htghhght th • LC Hec~lth
Lllf. fU('), Jnc.l Wt•d .. May 4 .md 5
Bourh, .11\d d1)pl•w~ Wllh c.ll'momtrattOI\\ by lot .tl
ht•.tlth ..agl'nde'!> <~H' open lrnm 11 .1,m to C} p.m both
da~~ . Pdfttop.mh rnJy tt.!~t thctr lung l.Jpilc.tt\, tr) blood
prt!!>)UI C 'o f4.!l'OIIlfot :tnd Ob\CIVl' dt:nl00\11 ;\liOhS Ol
c:JtdtU·pulmonar t ,.,,u,ut.ttton. llcahh inlormatmn \\til
b~ d11.11 •butt•d hv v.trtou' Jgend~' : Planned P.m•nthood .
Rt>d ( rn,r., thl' \\'nnwn 'Pl<tn•llouk:-.tore and Tel \tl'c.l J
phont•·mlor mdllon \!rvtc l' of the Muhnomah Count)
,\\c.•d~t .11 Soul!ty.
Tuesdoy . May 4th
10 00 4 00 Rt'\USlJ.tnn : Dernon,ll.tllon Untt fur
Cardto·Pulmon<tr\ ·Rc IJ'OUt.ttton
(~h·clt£ .11 D.:u.Hn:tuon)
3:45-5:00 foyt•t nt•.Jr till' lutortno~tror~ Dt•'k.
~•:xu.tht' .tnd thl' Cullt'8l' tudPnl
01, lm' Tt.unl'r
•(lntluduc:ttun bv Dr UIJna Wtllh)
LOIIflc.A Clto~mb~r •
• The tre~ditton31 spung weekend promises to be 11erv
dtfiNent tram previous years. "I have tuccl to chJnge
many precedent~ ," ~ay!o lvnn "Putung the dance off·
c.mtpus will, hopefully, m.lkc 11 a lot marl! fun."
Bopptng wtll be done tO the sounds of Pleasure. "We
.11«' all excited about the band. It's a black group which
ha., bc~ckecl up su<:h glitter as BP.rte Midlcr and 'v\1..tr ."
Therl' will al~o be a no-ho!>t bar to 011 the tomts of the
non-tee-rotallcr.
"I am trytng to up the quJIIIV of the evcntsdunng M3)
Fete \'H!C~end e.,•cn it II mcam forsaking quanttt) \\e
llavc decided to do .w,av wtth !lO many acuv•ties
t!>pclially the outdoor games. You just can't trust the
wc.lther ," l;tUgh~ the no.uve Californran.
Harllletd , Odell Jnd Stewart wall all )pomor post·
,~ntortJtnment refreshment s tor both competitors and
obstorver\ Saturday mght. Dchca<:ies will include cake~
pte .tnd cheesecake . Tickct!i <Jrl! no\\ on sale .u the front
of Fwld'H.finmg room and at themfo d~k . D" sentidets
mJy be purchCJscd lor 50¢: Caper admruancc 1s S3.50 per
touplc.
The weeJ..cnd will ptvot around Oasney's them~. There
will be Ru!o,ian load at the on·campu~ dtnner May l,
"beC.JU!>e thNe are ~o man)' Rus~tan allusions m
FanraHJ11
• ThC' cverpopular LC stage bdnd will agam
entertain dincr) .,.,,th it btg band sound.
\her bemg plted with a Sovtet feast c:~.catement will
proc<>ed to the Rtte\ of Spnng. I dectded to change the
Sprang ~tn8'!o ndmc by ke~·tng 11 a ltttle closer to the
Fo~ni<J\t&J theme." Roddy MacKenLie, con~t•.rnt campu<o
clo.,, n. will masquerade as th• Sorcerer's pprentice.
when he pl.ty. mJster ol ceremon•~ tor the celebratton.
Compt'lit ton prom•.,~ to be more exc•tmg Sta~e!> are
htKh, J~ talent will perform tor such goodw' a<o Rose·~
<:.Jkl.'\, T opp 's pit!~ ..
~chw.trberg empha'>iLcs the work and talenl that ha\
made th•"' weekend po~iblc . "M~ commltlee ha!> been
•nvolved in prep.~ration o;inCl' the lc;t ol the year and I
t:dn't thank or pr.use them enough!''
on earn pus
7 00 pm R.tpe , .. .:~rene s Panel:
R.1pe \ tcum Advocate Program
RJpe Rehel Hotlint.•
l rame Prevention Bur •au
(Introduction by lOrnmtttec ml!mber)
Councrl Chamber~
Wednesday . Moy 5th
1 1 ·OO om Booths and Otsplevs
9 00 pm \t.tmm Dmrn~ R(Jom
• Act•v•ttes
l un~ Capac1t) I ~ting (Oregon tung
\S\0( t,I(IOO) •
Hlc.lod Pr6Mtrt! vcemng (Oregon t'lt!afl
\\SOt'IJtion )
t:.trdto·Pulmon:tr)·Re u~' ll.ttlon
Dcmon'!>trallon {0r£>gon tlt•art
\s oclation)
1 cl-\\ed (~\ultnomah Count\' Ml'dll al
OtiCI))
'If •mun Dumu.: Room April 1976
•
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The Prcs•dent projected that the phystc,d pl<~nt would
be llntshed 1wo year~ from next Autumn, wtth the
co.,olclion of the new theater and sctence buildtnsu.
"We'rP truly confused ... "
"In these k•nds ol arecss, ootedtve lind measuraote
are.n,ltbrary, plant, the oversea~ program, th.ngs thai we
c ,n sec ;md measure, the college looks very suong
mdeed. When we come to visit wuh the student ~ and we
thmk dbout the envtronment for ~tudentlite at Lew• 1\d
Clark, w •'re puuled.
"We thtnk that we're •n the busm~s of olfenng )'O'U ;a
prohtable learning expenen<:e, and we thtnk that th1s
tO)lltuuon 1s domg thctt rather well. Wt• thmk that most of
our ~tudtmts. as they vi~ll with me, thank that as welt. And
yet, ther•• ts cv•dencc of student unrest or •II feeling.
uncertamty, this ktnd ot thing. We're truly conh.t\oed
dbOUt tht~."
How.ard th~:n c~nswerec.l questions from the Senate. t-1 •
ftrsl spoke Jboul residence halls polt~ . He sa1d that
~tud~nt) "o~<e r-redcted" when he announced a policy
rC\ •ew la\1 Janu.uy He .liM> 13belled th"' present bo cot!
ot dorm contrJCU "unnL-cess;u y confuston.'
Respondmg to .1 quc. .. ~tton concemang ,., h) Rc.s•dent
01rt~Ctors had not rece•ved contracts for ne:tt year 1
Howard cxplarned that a new 0 an of Students and
Direaor of Residence Hall~ should be htred first Smce
h1 addr~. ho\\Ciier, he has offere-d contracts to all
p1e~enr RD
The tssue of m3nJuand came up. The Prcstdent
repeJted what he has S<~ld on earltCJ occas•ons· th•n
pohcy concermng drug , ;,t) well as ooncernmg und"r
agt!d dnnking and cohabttation. was not open for
dtKu~~~on , .md was not under the dt~crcuon 01 college
admmtstr<tlur s.
.. 11 WJ~ "ntcen as an mfle"blc pohc,."
LC middleman
Other st.Jtcments nt.lkc b Ho" ard Olier the course oi
the mectmg:
"I hdlit! n~'er believed m makmg poltcies vou can't
admtntSt~r ."
"I don't thmk we ha\' • •\lcr put dollars b~tor£> people.."
"We do tr\" to appeal to the lru'ite . \'\e net.~ thcu
)uppurt. T hev S•"e lO thiscollege m excess of, I "ould sa •
S1SO.OOO J ve3r.''
''ThJt'~ one mter~trng thmg about the JOb of bcmg
Pre~•dent ot J <allege: he sus m the m1ddle, bet" ccn the
<,tudents and the admmt~tration , between the alumni and
the l0.1che , between the donor I or the church. or wme
uch outside pubh~. and the .JC.Jdem•c lorum• and ou
are con~tantly U) ing to reconcile the~;c difterent pomts oi .. "1ew.
''l'tv salan 1s SSl,OOO a c.ar."
.. tw.:..-.:..-.~~~~
• • :Dear Or. Howard. • • • : T hts nntc "•It ~cr., c a written confirmatton that I w 111 :
:not J(ccpt cmplo) ment .Jt lew•s and Clark for the new :
: '-onu <tl:t ~cat. This d~t'lton ts ba'led on m) O\\ n needqo :
: plalC myself rn a :.~tu.mon much more condu j,p tn :
: tcro" th .tnu my d1~greement "tlh and felt non· up port :
: trom 110u and Kent Ha\'.IC)'· :
: Th" rcst~nalaon • 1•ffecuvc .11 the end of m\ current :
: cuntra\ t pertoJ. ;
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3:45-5.00
4:00
6.45 Barth Control: J he Pro and the m3tcurs
D1an. \\tilts, l\.\,0
~u .. an H) nc. \\ •
Stamm D1nmg Room
Rel3 at ton T rarnmg
("ear loo'e comfortable dothmg)
l\\;uy Gnmc
(In I wclu\'tton b!t commalll!e tn~rnbcr)
Odt..ll Hall Lounge
(.u:ru'~ rrom remplllon L£>1llN J
Deilth Jnd U tn"
n anna
(IntroductiOn bv commtll~ member)
Counc.t Cb.ambt•r, SC.UI 11 .FBUIT
Usa Momson
ASLC President
This pa)t aturda> w.1~ ~pent b\' O\ler halt the S~nate
member .. , ASLC officers and med1a leader~ m .1 producll\e
-es~1on on what'' e \hould do with our~cl' ~.We addre~~ed the
QUI!~t10n) ol the role ot ~tudent government , the pro~l~."'' of
commun1C.ll10n w1thin our o'' n \tUdl!nt group~ . and w1thm the
, ariou~ group~ m the college, i.e., the fdcuh)' and adminl\tra·
tton. the commitmem ol 'tudent lct~der:~ . etc. I am plea<>ed to
report th.:1111 wa~ the most coru.truetive meeung of th1' I) pe that
1 h .. h e e'er attended and I think that thl!\ i\ the general
impr~-.1on held b)' those who p.trllcipated . I will mcludt. \amc
of the idea'> that came trom that meeting neJ~;t wee~ when I'll
ha' e .a copy ol the mmute~ .
Th1s i!> the time ol the> ear 101 Senate allocdliOO\ for ne~t year
and the procedure that the Senate will follow th1!> yeJr in term~
ot .1llocating is a~ follows; (1) II monie\ allocated b, !.tudem .. at
reghtrauon will be ab,olutelr given to tho\e organ1rauom. (2)
At the enate meeting la!>l Monda). Apnl 26, a prelimmary
budget wa"> drawn up by the SenJte o\llocation~ ha\~ been
tentamel) assigned comidering ~tudent input Vld the~r own
alloc-.Juom and the recommendation~ of the Senate Budget
and Finance Committee . Thh budget ha~ been Circulated to all
group~ and clubs mter~ted m obtaimng mane~ and, (3) At the
enat ~ ml•cting to be held m "'Je\' Oming Rooms on May J. all
club~ ~eekmg more (or le)~) fundmg than they have tentauvel)
been allocated have the opportunit} to maKe their cJse; (4) No
de<1~1ons will be made about the budget unulthe meeting on
Monda\'. May lOth, and at that ume I ant1cipate that a lmal
budget will be propo!~ed and accepted by rhe senate.
Th1) process appears to be the most democratic and efficiem
"e can de111se. \\'e hope to ehmmat~ ~ome of the coniU\IOn
that ha~ accompan1ed other Senate allocauon meetmgs Be
sure to ~ee your Senator il you have any concerns about the
budget that need to be addresed .
Other news buets ... Or Howard will be m f 1eld~ dmmg room
e' err Tuesda) morning tor break.la!.t to meet with member!. of
the A$lC ellecuuve commtttee so don't b~ alarmed . Any off
campus student intere-.ted in bemg on the traffic comm1ss1on
.should see me because there is still a position available
Portland Community College has invited any interested ~otu
dent at LC to attend a Portland Habitac Conference to be held
on at .. May 6. The purpose of the meetmg w1ll be to discu!.~ the
current and future problems related to hou\ing food,
uamportat1on , energy. educauon and hP.alth care lacmg u~ in
Oregon. II an)·one i'> interested, I have the application .md
miormatron in m)' olfice. Fmally, there IS talk ol producing a
vcarbook for next vear. Has an\-one had an) e"pe11ence
producing a) earbook who would be interested in ~111ng one
for ne:a.t year? Ha\e a good weekend!
• • app •cations
Dona Honne
Editor tn·Chtef
There dre 70 RA posillon!l open. There have bt>en only 55
apphcdllons !>ent in so tar. An E"~llmated 30ottho~e m1ght make
good RA's.
Everyone is concerned about the future of the residence
hall~ . Concerned people who would l1' e to we the pre'oent
svstcm r~mam and be even more l'ffecuve th.m m the pd~t
should apph· 10 be RA's next v(!ar. If you au.' chosen, don't s1gn
an RA t.:Ontrac• unt1l you kno" whether or not you are gomg to
ha~·· 10 be a poiiC)'-entorcer or a tac1htator.
If 1n the tall you are d~'oured that you wtll be expected to be a
taol1ta1or. then accept the contraCI, Work w1th your RO to
mal(! 1he system work.
If )OU au• prcjentl)• an RA,senouslycomtder com1ng back a~
an RA for next ~ear. Your experience in working w1th lhe
program wrll bt• mvaluable to , our staff.
M3ny p•!Ople w no ha,·e alro~adv applied ha' e ddmllwd that
1hey 're~ only m tt for the monev and the chance at a singlf!./ • Pioneer Log
to Korea?
Kit Lew1s
Stoff writer
It tool.. a long llmt>, but Korc.J
made 11. Sprmg 'urnmcr 191"'
It ~a~ unnounc..-d right ..tlong
with the other over-.eJ\ trip\ .11 the
~nd of filii term But unt1l JU'>t 1.1\t
\\ e~k. nobod} ~et>med IOterc\tcd .
Zahcr Wahab. group lacult)
le.Jder There are many po~\lble
rea,on'> for this lad. ot rc .. ponse.
f ir)t ot Jll. thcrt, '>CCm!l to be a
u~ndenC) tor American) to JVOid
Third "orld natiOn!>. It '>
ethnocentrism : the reeling that
the~e culture'> ha\'e nothing to
offer
>\ho Korea has been gctt10g
.. ome prett} negame public1t) in
tlw. country lately And, of court,C,
parents remember the 1\orcan
\!\ ar and so forth
Seoul-searching
'fear is a maJOr factor
1\mencans are afraid of the rhks
mvolved in the culture \hock. one
e:a.penence<> m a more traditional
~oc1et) They would rather bema
we)tern1zed vacationland .
omeplace exouc glamourou~ .
yet secure 1 hey prefer comfort to
challenge .
··Another thmg <.ould be the
leader. of course My reputation I
take n seriou~ly I have certam
expectation~ and I make demands .
Student~ sometimes see an
overseas tnp as a sem1-vacation . I
do not
· It is extremely Important that
Amencans learn about Korea.
1\menca has a great mvestment 10
'' Amenca has made economJC,
human, and military commumcnts
and contributions there
Orientation
'Korea itself offers a d1flerent ,
more trad1t1onal culture It 1\ al~o a
base for travel to other cultures 10
the fast. The entirety of the Onent
1s going to be very important m the
luture
· Korea w1ll be the place to see
Amencan lmpenali\m in actron. It
"1ll al.-,o be a case study 10 planned
development: how the pollt1cal
faction tnes to modern1ze J very
r r .tditional c. ulture ''
The limit for the trip IS twenty
students. So f•u. 17 appllcat1om
have been given out for the Kore.J
Overc.Pas tnp Not too high
A., I sa1d, though, Amencam
would rather go to How.mJ John
>On) and McOool.lfd\ rn weo.tern
Europe, 1han to challenge
them!lelve-. with a totally difrwent
c uhure hke 1\orea.
''I'm )Urprised and maybP
somewhat da~appomted 1n the
amount of mterest m the program .
But I under~tand ."
Thr•c. people could be acc~::ptctl 11 the applicatton pool wa\ ~
llmltt.-d. \~ t! must mc:red~c the number of t~pplicants. lo m~urc• ,, dW ~,........ "}
rt'\pons1ble Sldff for next year.
Sull holdmg bad that dorm contr dt 1 { f(emt•mber , you ~-
unul July 1 10 male your 1m3 I dec1~ion . So fm we h.1vr bt•en "-...:::..,;;;/_. Dick Myhre
Stoff writer 29 April 19?&
Juo;t tlw other day I .. tumbled upon ,mold L( graduate or the
cl,l'!-\ of 70 IlL• wa'> talking to .t frct,hman <~bout thc"old day!~' '
ol the ~i~tie' when he wa~ m \Chool I ~toppt!d to l•~ten
Grod 01d you know that when I wa., in :!IC hoolth1' place wa~
rcdll~ \.aokmgl Somcthmg wao; alway~ happenmg .Jround here.
Everyone would protest and hit the '>treet~ on a momPnt's
notice. I remember the time that we took over the Manor
Houw It wa'> really ~omethmg
Frosh. You occup1ed tht! M.mor Hou~cl You re k1dding. What
forl I'll bet I 1-.no""-you were trymg to get a new football f1eld.
Nol You were pu~hmg for ~econds at Saga, ughtllu~t the other
da) a bunch of u~ were tdlk1ng about relu~mg to eat Jt Sasa
unt1l they ~topped serv1ng us l1ver and omon"
Grad: No man. we were prote.,tmg !)0Cidll~~ue~ You know,like
the war m Southeast Asia, napalm bomb~ . 1\mer~can 1m·
penaiJ~m
Frosh· How m the world d1d you hJve time for all of that?l bet
you had a tough 11me 'itudying with .til th,lt noiw 'lhoutmg and
mctrchmg gomg on. I'd never gN anything done. That kind of
thmg could really shoot down a ll P.A
Grad: G.P A l C.,radesl You have to thmk of relevance man
dt!,troymg the ant1quated norm!) and hollow v.tlues of our
~oc1ct) . declanng universal freedom ol speech. prote~ting
lnJU!>tlce and cruelly
Frosh But what about graduate school? Wh.lt about the
luturel M~ God, you've got to look at the grim truth Some ddy
you may be out there m that cold cruel world (he pomted out
toward the bungalows on Palatme H1ll Road) \1\:or.-,e could
come to wor~e You m1ght be de .. titute a1mh~.,.,, m1serable. full
ol heartache-or mother words, unemployed! Just thmk They
m1ght not accept my credit cards. I m1ght even have to go on
unemployment compemat1onl
Grad. Bdck m the s1xtie~ we lived for the future, to make a
better ~oc1ety waging a war on poverty to clear the slum~.
rightmg to gM~ black~ a chance to '>II at a lunch counter with
while'>
Frosh You must have taken some pretty easy cla<ose~ I \till
don t see how you did it My calligraphy class take~ up all my
afternoons When did you have time to go to the beach or to
Mt Hood?
Grad· We spe111 a lot of time search10g for values f1nding
our)elves. d•~covenng what IS truly meaningful , what 1\ a good
society
Frosh I bet the ph1losophy cla))e~ were really overcrowded I
• have over th1rty 10 my marketing cla~s. Tell me. did your Career
SympO!iiUm go OKl
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Compoaetlon EditOr . ........... . ---•••• , )0\e·ph t .rwn
(.,o( Moll~umur~
Buaineu Editor • • • .. Do~n• Kombol
Sporta Editor• _, --·- .•• • tom fl:arn.,d, llonntt• Mo~r li:rnnon
An Editor • .. • •• ·-· -• ... _ •• • ·- _ M;111 Wuerker
Wratora , • _, .. Kevin 8.1ard, SIC::>f' 8etg, So~ Conw•\, Ct~fl Cowlf'y, l ~
ti•JCI•nd, lo:ll l''"'"· Bonnee M.c Kinnon, lim Mllleg•n , le" MOtfi\On , Dtcl
Myhrr., Perry Ohon, Jrll Ptercc, lynellc R•ye, 11m Koba•tt\On , C:urt Rolh, Ruth
Producteon ·-~ Mar~ Antell', Ann S.aynlon Mt•r. ....... ll•b•r•n , Juho~ Dum,
'l.ll.ltle "''cCulloch , Po~ul Robben\, Ruth Suomqu"t fm ~ ... .ln\On Joyu.• UtrL
Photogrephy Mrc:hf'll' Au\lln, C.rt-.; ht.'r~e•na\ , !\11 lt!WI\ le•ono~rd
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l t·untNa lt•nnlh·r Woody Collrt•n lJn" •
Sport• tom B•rno~rcJ. Elh•n Ounhotm P.1ul Knbhm• . Tom V•n
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I • ilSSUrr!d 1ho11 tht!r•? won't b • .my pr>llr.y changes for nr•Jtt ye,u
I hat's fme. What we art> dher IS a clet~l SldWment of ~ hCJI tht
unplt•menratron pruu•dures au• gomg to b1!. W1ll1he RA'~ bt!
a~k·~ to subm1t a lt~t to the1r RO'~ o1 tho~l.' people on thetr
tloors 1ha1 ar I! caugh1 \ltOI:lttng pol1cy? Or wiU tht> RA\ be ahcort.•
10 mlorm thcu tloormatL~ ~tbout colleK'' poh<.1r•s dOd .a~k ttwm
10 eumenP che~r rea~om. tor \\antmg to v1ola11..: thcm
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Our prl')•·nr concern\ havt• b(.'••n ldlu•lr•d b) \Om(" .~~
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WaldeJ
~ten. Geoff
Stoff
lhls l1vmg rtow
d ,JIIthere '"· f<
1\e are 11
~~mg .. through
'" eta~~ e
hltoral Poerry
• 'trm s t(>g
r:ouncement~
Cllglt~h da~) ih
re~ding or w1
people who em
•he alloued de
•mel~ in the d11
'row vegetabl'
pu) I
ruesd.Jy nigl
Nlrng and drir
hou,c. I asked I
member. to e
re<Ewing Eng(
dening
The clas) is
~sues that we Q
c re havmg I
Ill' fIt IntO t
re establi
11r1th Nature.
11d1Culous to p1
n
Compos
•· Th1s class IS
uc ~ndoo t tYP•
IOfTleth1ng, WI
den I'm r eall
1bJIJty we've s
~o.ng our .. elv
teacher' d\ an
· We all nee1
rnore pa~tor at
~n .1cknowled
them' who a
env~ronment I
That's at
Kknowledge
l ... hionable tq
rali .. t but 1
1b\tr acted th
Thb give\ U\
our hve'>. rath
•bout tl •·
Ted Braull,
who concer
rran~planun~
proachetlhm '
•un, \trokrng 1
'There's a~
las'> on past!
I'm tr} mg I .... ,
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alden Ill
oetic gardening
(stcn. Geoff Cowloy
Stoff writor
thh living llowmg land
UIJ there i~, fori!VI.!r
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1\e arc 11
t s1ng'> through us-
(CJctr)' Snyder)
A claH entitled ".Applu~d
hJtorcJI Poetry" appeared In this
• • rerm' regl\tratron .ln-
nouncemcnh . Although it I} ;,w
fltglnh claH ih m.un focu' rsn't on
or wntmg, the fifteen
11i.'Cple who emo/led Me spendmg
!.he Jllolled cl,m-time w1th rhelf
~mls m the dlfl They're rrymgto
~row vegetables on IQwer cam-
•ru' I .
Tue\u.Jy mght I found the c/;ns
r~llng and drmkrng ar a ~tudcnt''
llou\C I a\ked M.Jrk kaplan, a cf<J\\
member. to explarn the rdea of
reH•tvtng Englr~ll credrt tor gar·
denrng.
"The cia.-.~ I'> bnnging up certain
&\UC'> that we all have to deal w1th
1\e're h;lVtng to thmk about how
ae f1t tnto the naturJI world.
We re estabh'>htng a coven.:mt
~With Nature. and that can look
11d1culous to people who don t do
I
Compost comrades
'Th1~ cld~~ I'> more than a d1dac-
11c mdoof type thtng. We're dotng
10methmg, we re creating .t gar
den I'm rcMIIy impressed by the
ili1lll)' we've \hown to get thtng~
going ourselve!. and accept our
teacher' dS .mother class member
"We dll need to learn to ltve 1n a
more pa~tor al k1nd ol way It take'>
m Jcknowledgement that 1t ~ not
them' who Jre <ocrewing up our
~nvironment but that 11's all ot u~.
That''> d heavy th1ng to
~et..nowledge to your'>elf It's
hsh1onable to be an envlronmen
t•h'>t but that become'> \O
ib~lrdcted that it's meaninglc!>s .
Th1s g1Ve'> u~ a chann• to change
our hves, ro.~ther than ju't thtnktng
about n."
Ted BrJUII the Cngli,fl prolt!\)Of
wlto lonCI:'I\'t!rl the da~), wa'>
rrao~p /Jnltng lwtb\ <I\ I ap
prodchecl ltmt )<lumting mro che
~n -.trokmg h1\ hcarc.J, ht:! mu'>C'd
"There ., a huge JOk.l.! tn havmg d
cl;w• on pa .. tor at poet rv bet .!U'>C
I'm trytng to .. ubvcrt what ha'>
Inseminating ideas happened to poetry in the
ci,J\\room. I thmk many of us .He
very do~e to the tmpulse thJt led
th(' ftr~t pastot.tl poets, like
T heocrhus, 10 leave the ctty. The
dty that we now leave is the
c.~c.tdemy
"I agree very much whh Karl
MMx and the fourth CJospel ol
John Both of tho~c guys will !>peak
of the truth tn terms of prctxis', a~
.. omething to be done
"One of the reasons you and I
JrP tn de\patr about truth alot of
the time 1r. that we want truth and
we get tormulae. packag~ that we
could throw away and never m1ss.
Truth needs to be done. It's d
pracuce an engagement where
people work together and \uffer
together and are in despair
together
Seeds for thought
"It's a very pragmatic clas\
We're involved m d dangerous
pragma and worktng tn the real
world of space and time. We're
trying to change the physteal and
pol11icalland~cape of th1s campus
Hopefully . we're plantmg tdeas as
well as seeds
A college should be at the
growmg edge of a culture There
have always been colonies of folk
who have known when thetr
cuhure IS doomed. and have look·
ed for or planted the !leeds of a
new epoch
'We re trymg to make a leap
·trom the environment that the
enltghtenment has left us Our
tnventtons will be more earthy
though We're looking for
d1fferent mod~s of comc1ousn~s
and non-strategies to perm1t
them
"The College seem~ very com·
mUted to endless expans1on. to
having nothing but bUIIdmg~
here. nothmg but people, noth1ng
but money. nothmg but glory
''I'm trymg to leave the ktnd of
comc1ousness that support'>
C..eorg1a Pacific and the public
relauom a~pect of the College I'm
fighting those forces wuh every
ktnd ot mgenuity I have
Full of tt
"The Boctrd ol Tru~tee~ would
probably thtnk that since we're an
Engl1sh class and 11 s called
'Pd'>toral Poetr'l I '>hould be
tEMchmg people the thtng'> Jbout
pcJ!>tOr al poetr'l that are on the
Grdduate Record hams In them
mind.,, everything we're do1ng 1\
'>Uppo'>ed to be converuble tnto
money. mto a reputation that 1s
n(•gouable on the m.trket It\ all
mon~y and I say 1t ., sh1t Freud '>elY~
II "shit Shit IS good as manure but
not JS the end of ltfe "
' Ptoneer log P•ge:
Dorm forum • Rantin' for revamp1ng
J•m Robert$On
Steff wnter
"Yedh, I "e toured the dorms.
Piau/Howard and Copeland are
the .. tum\ Tho\t quads are un·
tnht1b1table And Platt should be
gutted c~nd rebutlt ' John
Callahan, Enghsh Prof~sor. is
munching on potato chip~ and
recounting his 1mpre!osions of a
guided tour through LC's dorms
''It's hard for me to tmagine how
they ~tudy in those rooms "
What's thts you say. Acel O'ya
mean an LC prof~sor actuall)'
stepped out of h1s JCadem1c Ivory
Tower to .. ee real ~tudents tn thetr
real living environmentl
There ~~ a comm1ttee here on
campu!> that 1!1 mvest1gaung how
students ltve, and how they want
to hve It\ the ~e.1rch commutee
to ftnd a new Otreetor of
Re">ldence HJII!I StudentS, raculty
and admmtstratton ,are represen·
ted
Bitchm'
Bece1use the committee 1s ln
tcre~ted tn mput from all sector-. ol
the college commumty, they held
an "hchange of Ideas" on Mon
day Apnl 19. Richard Peck,
Department of International Af
f<ms. \et the tone ol the open
forum lor a dozen or more in
tcr~sted )tudents and laculty.
Peck: "We're still trying to
educJte ouro;dve.. about the
rcmlence halls and about the
~tudcnh. We haven1t even looked
,Jt any JOb apphc.Itlons yet. We
want to under\tJnd what the job's
<~II dbout betore we decide who
would be\t ru It So we've toured
the dormr,, tdlt..ed With RA s. dnd
RO' we·ve <i.pok.en with Mark
Hollman and wtth lo.ent Hawley
NoY. we're espct.:tdlh·tnterested tn
he.Jring from ott-campu'> people
and I.Jcultv.''
Mo~t ot the mput that came in
on Mond.ty Wit'> in the lorm ol
lOmpliunt~-lrom netghbor.. of
the college, ~tudenl'>, tacuh). \nd
no.~turally, there ".1~ advic~ ~ot
JU'>t ford. but evervbod , has a
better tdca
Shhhl Student~ want an inside environ·
ment outside. so they ~er the
.. peaker~ 1n the wmdow and crank
uo the volume.
• No one will take any respon
~ibility to do anything about tt.
RA '\ and RO's get nowhere.
Secunty Cdn only deal wtth the
noi~e fot 10 minutes, then the
minute they drive <Jway, back up it
goes. I've tried a)ktng politely, and
~o ha~ my wtfe1 but moc;t students
refuc;e to co-operate. Some are
actually abuc;ivt>
StereotvPe
"Bas1cJII~ I don t care what
kind ol system you have up here,
:as long as you get the no1c.e
problem taken care ot."
It wc1~ becomtng evtdent that
different interest::. were being
represented. Facultv wanted
peace and quiet, an env11onmen1
dedicated to the \tud1oua pu~uit
ot academics. Student\ dropped in
and out of the mecttng, but no
mauer who was there. the
mes!lage c;eemed the same: the
dorms lack flexibility .
Student views:
' I m not di~s<lti'>fied wtth the
residence halls .. taff, that'> not why
I moved ofl-campu~. The problem
tn that the living situattons here
are inflexible; they're the same no
matter wh1ch dorm you're rn.''
"There', no y,.ay to .. eparate the
different interests."
.. , eah. Students ltve 10 the
dorms tor very di"erse rea~ons .
Some Ji"e there for conventence's
.. al.e, other!. bt.-cause they have no
opt1om. The rcstdencc halls
should reflect that dtver~tty by
otlering a vaoetv ot li ·ing
-.rtuatron!i to .1ccomodate the
VilfiOU~ tnlert•,t~."
Minority rtghts
"Thert! ~ no WJV to stud~ '' the
· guy" ne'<t door w.tnt to part'\. The acour,tics in Copeland arC! perfe
for heanng the pan•t-rs.lthink rb
architect who desu~ned 1t musr'v
been anu-college . ·•
"The dorms are rntolerdble an
SAGA is repulsive The only reaso
sophomores are required to liv
on campus is money. Mone
shouldn't be the obje<liVI
!>tudents should be. I really reset
being required to pay tor meals
don't eat. I never eot breakta'>t, bt
I still have to pav tor at."
The meeting w~ rruly amazu11
Students gave up an hour or mm
of their ume beause they care
enough about th1s s<hool to war
to change it. faculty came becalli
they were t1red ol heann
studenrs complain that the
couldn't study because of th
noise. Poht1cal Sctence Prot. Oo
Balmer came to demomrrate ti
expertise .
Balmer. "lr'~ a c.las~•c case c
manonty rights. You should Sl
hou~ for students ro 1um thOI
damned stereos oft.''
Callahan : "Things could be 10
proved. It's ~1mpty a quesuon ~
priorni~. 't ou take money you ..
normally spend on • A • and tnstea
you spend at on '8'.''
All rn all. SflJdents seem Olt
cerned that the dorms be mad
more hveable. Whoever the ne
Otrector ot Restdence Halls w
be, 1hat person's t~k 1s clea
make the dorms an auracti\ e QJ
t1on. -----------I For Sale: Two almost new
i8' 1-' th1c.1..-ply retreads mountt
on wheel5, white \\allor,. Ftt Pontl.ii
GTO, perlect condition. t\ teal
S15 each. Al~o. one G i7x 14 almo
lneY., unmounted , not .~ retrelll
('~ · Call Virgonoa Peler<. >.510,,
ings, 636·5-n 2.
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Why is
this man
smiling? Th..:atrc Prot. lame' Q..,thohhoh .
who re,1dc~ .1cro~~ the tr~et trom
forl!~t 11.111 WJ'> tht! lnst to corn·
platn. It seem' that people "' ho
h1o1.! .tCrOS.S the toad lrom the
college.> art: pi~Jgued by noi ... e .
from luntpcr to \l.tn, summer
\\t'•'' her Jr .JW) .. tuc.hmh out door..
And "holt clf·H' pel tmg \tudent
(,Jn 'tudy 01 t!\'t~n thin!. Without
loud mu'>ic bhumg lr om the
~tt•n:ol We ctrc. alter all. ,J.av(..~ ol
\)Uf l ulturt: .
Osthollhoff : "I gt•t a lhudle If om
tht· pt•t•r group 'Y)tem. It '>t!em., to
~top lum ttomng at th~ proper h
hnc Nc1Nhho1!. otrt· apparent I} not
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lewis and Clark College
LC in the black
Pres graces
Steve Berg
Staff wrtter -
On Monday. Apnl 19. Pre'>tdent John How.ard
.tppec~red before: th( ~tudenl Senat~ lor the ftr\1 time.
Bclore hcldmg qucsttons from the Senatoro;, Howard
gave c1 bnt•l addrcs'> on the ~tc~te of the college from hi~ Vol. 34.No.
nate: e're w
pt>r,pccuve Tht.> state of tht: college is really quite good.
Thl'H' are two or thre(> arP,I~ where we have problem~ .•. "
I tow,ud ~tdrted by de~ocribtng the Ctnancial Situation:
runntng tn th~ black, with the largest endowment in the
hi)tory or LC. "Fmanctally, the college •s threatened by
the '><tme fac.tor\ that threaten <til of htgher education,
publtc and private. lewi~o and Clark, however , i<; doing
beucr than mo~t in dealinK with the-;e factor~ ."
Capering aroun emaypo e
j.1~ .\fe10011h
'MacK\!nztc and Schw.ube rg h.-.ve their own Cdp~r
• Solly Schultz
Steff wrtter
It\ not too l.ll<>. l(dl''
No nt.>edto w<~ll Jround for that '!>Omeone .,pe<t.tl to take
vou to the nel(t c.IJnu• L-,nn 5chwarberg. head of '-1a'(
f etc, hJ<i sktncd th.Jt problem with her ".1nyone ask
.myont pohcv for the (.aper tomorrO\\ night. P.merned
Jfler W .1lt Dll>nt~y\ f t~nlJ'>ta, FridJ)' nrght\ dance w11l be
ht.>lc.l .u the Hilton llott>l m B.1llroom B.
Health bazaar
Ll•c turt• 111m' Jnd d1~pl..1 s htghhght th • LC Hec~lth
Lllf. fU('), Jnc.l Wt•d .. May 4 .md 5
Bourh, .11\d d1)pl•w~ Wllh c.ll'momtrattOI\\ by lot .tl
ht•.tlth ..agl'nde'!> <~H' open lrnm 11 .1,m to C} p.m both
da~~ . Pdfttop.mh rnJy tt.!~t thctr lung l.Jpilc.tt\, tr) blood
prt!!>)UI C 'o f4.!l'OIIlfot :tnd Ob\CIVl' dt:nl00\11 ;\liOhS Ol
c:JtdtU·pulmonar t ,.,,u,ut.ttton. llcahh inlormatmn \\til
b~ d11.11 •butt•d hv v.trtou' Jgend~' : Planned P.m•nthood .
Rt>d ( rn,r., thl' \\'nnwn 'Pl<tn•llouk:-.tore and Tel \tl'c.l J
phont•·mlor mdllon \!rvtc l' of the Muhnomah Count)
,\\c.•d~t .11 Soul!ty.
Tuesdoy . May 4th
10 00 4 00 Rt'\USlJ.tnn : Dernon,ll.tllon Untt fur
Cardto·Pulmon<tr\ ·Rc IJ'OUt.ttton
(~h·clt£ .11 D.:u.Hn:tuon)
3:45-5:00 foyt•t nt•.Jr till' lutortno~tror~ Dt•'k.
~•:xu.tht' .tnd thl' Cullt'8l' tudPnl
01, lm' Tt.unl'r
•(lntluduc:ttun bv Dr UIJna Wtllh)
LOIIflc.A Clto~mb~r •
• The tre~ditton31 spung weekend promises to be 11erv
dtfiNent tram previous years. "I have tuccl to chJnge
many precedent~ ," ~ay!o lvnn "Putung the dance off·
c.mtpus will, hopefully, m.lkc 11 a lot marl! fun."
Bopptng wtll be done tO the sounds of Pleasure. "We
.11«' all excited about the band. It's a black group which
ha., bc~ckecl up su<:h glitter as BP.rte Midlcr and 'v\1..tr ."
Therl' will al~o be a no-ho!>t bar to 011 the tomts of the
non-tee-rotallcr.
"I am trytng to up the quJIIIV of the evcntsdunng M3)
Fete \'H!C~end e.,•cn it II mcam forsaking quanttt) \\e
llavc decided to do .w,av wtth !lO many acuv•ties
t!>pclially the outdoor games. You just can't trust the
wc.lther ," l;tUgh~ the no.uve Californran.
Harllletd , Odell Jnd Stewart wall all )pomor post·
,~ntortJtnment refreshment s tor both competitors and
obstorver\ Saturday mght. Dchca<:ies will include cake~
pte .tnd cheesecake . Tickct!i <Jrl! no\\ on sale .u the front
of Fwld'H.finmg room and at themfo d~k . D" sentidets
mJy be purchCJscd lor 50¢: Caper admruancc 1s S3.50 per
touplc.
The weeJ..cnd will ptvot around Oasney's them~. There
will be Ru!o,ian load at the on·campu~ dtnner May l,
"beC.JU!>e thNe are ~o man)' Rus~tan allusions m
FanraHJ11
• ThC' cverpopular LC stage bdnd will agam
entertain dincr) .,.,,th it btg band sound.
\her bemg plted with a Sovtet feast c:~.catement will
proc<>ed to the Rtte\ of Spnng. I dectded to change the
Sprang ~tn8'!o ndmc by ke~·tng 11 a ltttle closer to the
Fo~ni<J\t&J theme." Roddy MacKenLie, con~t•.rnt campu<o
clo.,, n. will masquerade as th• Sorcerer's pprentice.
when he pl.ty. mJster ol ceremon•~ tor the celebratton.
Compt'lit ton prom•.,~ to be more exc•tmg Sta~e!> are
htKh, J~ talent will perform tor such goodw' a<o Rose·~
<:.Jkl.'\, T opp 's pit!~ ..
~chw.trberg empha'>iLcs the work and talenl that ha\
made th•"' weekend po~iblc . "M~ commltlee ha!> been
•nvolved in prep.~ration o;inCl' the lc;t ol the year and I
t:dn't thank or pr.use them enough!''
on earn pus
7 00 pm R.tpe , .. .:~rene s Panel:
R.1pe \ tcum Advocate Program
RJpe Rehel Hotlint.•
l rame Prevention Bur •au
(Introduction by lOrnmtttec ml!mber)
Councrl Chamber~
Wednesday . Moy 5th
1 1 ·OO om Booths and Otsplevs
9 00 pm \t.tmm Dmrn~ R(Jom
• Act•v•ttes
l un~ Capac1t) I ~ting (Oregon tung
\S\0( t,I(IOO) •
Hlc.lod Pr6Mtrt! vcemng (Oregon t'lt!afl
\\SOt'IJtion )
t:.trdto·Pulmon:tr)·Re u~' ll.ttlon
Dcmon'!>trallon {0r£>gon tlt•art
\s oclation)
1 cl-\\ed (~\ultnomah Count\' Ml'dll al
OtiCI))
'If •mun Dumu.: Room April 1976
•
e ow '
The Prcs•dent projected that the phystc,d pl<~nt would
be llntshed 1wo year~ from next Autumn, wtth the
co.,olclion of the new theater and sctence buildtnsu.
"We'rP truly confused ... "
"In these k•nds ol arecss, ootedtve lind measuraote
are.n,ltbrary, plant, the oversea~ program, th.ngs thai we
c ,n sec ;md measure, the college looks very suong
mdeed. When we come to visit wuh the student ~ and we
thmk dbout the envtronment for ~tudentlite at Lew• 1\d
Clark, w •'re puuled.
"We thtnk that we're •n the busm~s of olfenng )'O'U ;a
prohtable learning expenen<:e, and we thtnk that th1s
tO)lltuuon 1s domg thctt rather well. Wt• thmk that most of
our ~tudtmts. as they vi~ll with me, thank that as welt. And
yet, ther•• ts cv•dencc of student unrest or •II feeling.
uncertamty, this ktnd ot thing. We're truly conh.t\oed
dbOUt tht~."
How.ard th~:n c~nswerec.l questions from the Senate. t-1 •
ftrsl spoke Jboul residence halls polt~ . He sa1d that
~tud~nt) "o~<e r-redcted" when he announced a policy
rC\ •ew la\1 Janu.uy He .liM> 13belled th"' present bo cot!
ot dorm contrJCU "unnL-cess;u y confuston.'
Respondmg to .1 quc. .. ~tton concemang ,., h) Rc.s•dent
01rt~Ctors had not rece•ved contracts for ne:tt year 1
Howard cxplarned that a new 0 an of Students and
Direaor of Residence Hall~ should be htred first Smce
h1 addr~. ho\\Ciier, he has offere-d contracts to all
p1e~enr RD
The tssue of m3nJuand came up. The Prcstdent
repeJted what he has S<~ld on earltCJ occas•ons· th•n
pohcy concermng drug , ;,t) well as ooncernmg und"r
agt!d dnnking and cohabttation. was not open for
dtKu~~~on , .md was not under the dt~crcuon 01 college
admmtstr<tlur s.
.. 11 WJ~ "ntcen as an mfle"blc pohc,."
LC middleman
Other st.Jtcments nt.lkc b Ho" ard Olier the course oi
the mectmg:
"I hdlit! n~'er believed m makmg poltcies vou can't
admtntSt~r ."
"I don't thmk we ha\' • •\lcr put dollars b~tor£> people.."
"We do tr\" to appeal to the lru'ite . \'\e net.~ thcu
)uppurt. T hev S•"e lO thiscollege m excess of, I "ould sa •
S1SO.OOO J ve3r.''
''ThJt'~ one mter~trng thmg about the JOb of bcmg
Pre~•dent ot J <allege: he sus m the m1ddle, bet" ccn the
<,tudents and the admmt~tration , between the alumni and
the l0.1che , between the donor I or the church. or wme
uch outside pubh~. and the .JC.Jdem•c lorum• and ou
are con~tantly U) ing to reconcile the~;c difterent pomts oi .. "1ew.
''l'tv salan 1s SSl,OOO a c.ar."
.. tw.:..-.:..-.~~~~
• • :Dear Or. Howard. • • • : T hts nntc "•It ~cr., c a written confirmatton that I w 111 :
:not J(ccpt cmplo) ment .Jt lew•s and Clark for the new :
: '-onu <tl:t ~cat. This d~t'lton ts ba'led on m) O\\ n needqo :
: plalC myself rn a :.~tu.mon much more condu j,p tn :
: tcro" th .tnu my d1~greement "tlh and felt non· up port :
: trom 110u and Kent Ha\'.IC)'· :
: Th" rcst~nalaon • 1•ffecuvc .11 the end of m\ current :
: cuntra\ t pertoJ. ;
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4:00
6.45 Barth Control: J he Pro and the m3tcurs
D1an. \\tilts, l\.\,0
~u .. an H) nc. \\ •
Stamm D1nmg Room
Rel3 at ton T rarnmg
("ear loo'e comfortable dothmg)
l\\;uy Gnmc
(In I wclu\'tton b!t commalll!e tn~rnbcr)
Odt..ll Hall Lounge
(.u:ru'~ rrom remplllon L£>1llN J
Deilth Jnd U tn"
n anna
(IntroductiOn bv commtll~ member)
Counc.t Cb.ambt•r, SC.UI 11 .FBUIT
Usa Momson
ASLC President
This pa)t aturda> w.1~ ~pent b\' O\ler halt the S~nate
member .. , ASLC officers and med1a leader~ m .1 producll\e
-es~1on on what'' e \hould do with our~cl' ~.We addre~~ed the
QUI!~t10n) ol the role ot ~tudent government , the pro~l~."'' of
commun1C.ll10n w1thin our o'' n \tUdl!nt group~ . and w1thm the
, ariou~ group~ m the college, i.e., the fdcuh)' and adminl\tra·
tton. the commitmem ol 'tudent lct~der:~ . etc. I am plea<>ed to
report th.:1111 wa~ the most coru.truetive meeung of th1' I) pe that
1 h .. h e e'er attended and I think that thl!\ i\ the general
impr~-.1on held b)' those who p.trllcipated . I will mcludt. \amc
of the idea'> that came trom that meeting neJ~;t wee~ when I'll
ha' e .a copy ol the mmute~ .
Th1s i!> the time ol the> ear 101 Senate allocdliOO\ for ne~t year
and the procedure that the Senate will follow th1!> yeJr in term~
ot .1llocating is a~ follows; (1) II monie\ allocated b, !.tudem .. at
reghtrauon will be ab,olutelr given to tho\e organ1rauom. (2)
At the enate meeting la!>l Monda). Apnl 26, a prelimmary
budget wa"> drawn up by the SenJte o\llocation~ ha\~ been
tentamel) assigned comidering ~tudent input Vld the~r own
alloc-.Juom and the recommendation~ of the Senate Budget
and Finance Committee . Thh budget ha~ been Circulated to all
group~ and clubs mter~ted m obtaimng mane~ and, (3) At the
enat ~ ml•cting to be held m "'Je\' Oming Rooms on May J. all
club~ ~eekmg more (or le)~) fundmg than they have tentauvel)
been allocated have the opportunit} to maKe their cJse; (4) No
de<1~1ons will be made about the budget unulthe meeting on
Monda\'. May lOth, and at that ume I ant1cipate that a lmal
budget will be propo!~ed and accepted by rhe senate.
Th1) process appears to be the most democratic and efficiem
"e can de111se. \\'e hope to ehmmat~ ~ome of the coniU\IOn
that ha~ accompan1ed other Senate allocauon meetmgs Be
sure to ~ee your Senator il you have any concerns about the
budget that need to be addresed .
Other news buets ... Or Howard will be m f 1eld~ dmmg room
e' err Tuesda) morning tor break.la!.t to meet with member!. of
the A$lC ellecuuve commtttee so don't b~ alarmed . Any off
campus student intere-.ted in bemg on the traffic comm1ss1on
.should see me because there is still a position available
Portland Community College has invited any interested ~otu
dent at LC to attend a Portland Habitac Conference to be held
on at .. May 6. The purpose of the meetmg w1ll be to discu!.~ the
current and future problems related to hou\ing food,
uamportat1on , energy. educauon and hP.alth care lacmg u~ in
Oregon. II an)·one i'> interested, I have the application .md
miormatron in m)' olfice. Fmally, there IS talk ol producing a
vcarbook for next vear. Has an\-one had an) e"pe11ence
producing a) earbook who would be interested in ~111ng one
for ne:a.t year? Ha\e a good weekend!
• • app •cations
Dona Honne
Editor tn·Chtef
There dre 70 RA posillon!l open. There have bt>en only 55
apphcdllons !>ent in so tar. An E"~llmated 30ottho~e m1ght make
good RA's.
Everyone is concerned about the future of the residence
hall~ . Concerned people who would l1' e to we the pre'oent
svstcm r~mam and be even more l'ffecuve th.m m the pd~t
should apph· 10 be RA's next v(!ar. If you au.' chosen, don't s1gn
an RA t.:Ontrac• unt1l you kno" whether or not you are gomg to
ha~·· 10 be a poiiC)'-entorcer or a tac1htator.
If 1n the tall you are d~'oured that you wtll be expected to be a
taol1ta1or. then accept the contraCI, Work w1th your RO to
mal(! 1he system work.
If )OU au• prcjentl)• an RA,senouslycomtder com1ng back a~
an RA for next ~ear. Your experience in working w1th lhe
program wrll bt• mvaluable to , our staff.
M3ny p•!Ople w no ha,·e alro~adv applied ha' e ddmllwd that
1hey 're~ only m tt for the monev and the chance at a singlf!./ • Pioneer Log
to Korea?
Kit Lew1s
Stoff writer
It tool.. a long llmt>, but Korc.J
made 11. Sprmg 'urnmcr 191"'
It ~a~ unnounc..-d right ..tlong
with the other over-.eJ\ trip\ .11 the
~nd of filii term But unt1l JU'>t 1.1\t
\\ e~k. nobod} ~et>med IOterc\tcd .
Zahcr Wahab. group lacult)
le.Jder There are many po~\lble
rea,on'> for this lad. ot rc .. ponse.
f ir)t ot Jll. thcrt, '>CCm!l to be a
u~ndenC) tor American) to JVOid
Third "orld natiOn!>. It '>
ethnocentrism : the reeling that
the~e culture'> ha\'e nothing to
offer
>\ho Korea has been gctt10g
.. ome prett} negame public1t) in
tlw. country lately And, of court,C,
parents remember the 1\orcan
\!\ ar and so forth
Seoul-searching
'fear is a maJOr factor
1\mencans are afraid of the rhks
mvolved in the culture \hock. one
e:a.penence<> m a more traditional
~oc1et) They would rather bema
we)tern1zed vacationland .
omeplace exouc glamourou~ .
yet secure 1 hey prefer comfort to
challenge .
··Another thmg <.ould be the
leader. of course My reputation I
take n seriou~ly I have certam
expectation~ and I make demands .
Student~ sometimes see an
overseas tnp as a sem1-vacation . I
do not
· It is extremely Important that
Amencans learn about Korea.
1\menca has a great mvestment 10
'' Amenca has made economJC,
human, and military commumcnts
and contributions there
Orientation
'Korea itself offers a d1flerent ,
more trad1t1onal culture It 1\ al~o a
base for travel to other cultures 10
the fast. The entirety of the Onent
1s going to be very important m the
luture
· Korea w1ll be the place to see
Amencan lmpenali\m in actron. It
"1ll al.-,o be a case study 10 planned
development: how the pollt1cal
faction tnes to modern1ze J very
r r .tditional c. ulture ''
The limit for the trip IS twenty
students. So f•u. 17 appllcat1om
have been given out for the Kore.J
Overc.Pas tnp Not too high
A., I sa1d, though, Amencam
would rather go to How.mJ John
>On) and McOool.lfd\ rn weo.tern
Europe, 1han to challenge
them!lelve-. with a totally difrwent
c uhure hke 1\orea.
''I'm )Urprised and maybP
somewhat da~appomted 1n the
amount of mterest m the program .
But I under~tand ."
Thr•c. people could be acc~::ptctl 11 the applicatton pool wa\ ~
llmltt.-d. \~ t! must mc:red~c the number of t~pplicants. lo m~urc• ,, dW ~,........ "}
rt'\pons1ble Sldff for next year.
Sull holdmg bad that dorm contr dt 1 { f(emt•mber , you ~-
unul July 1 10 male your 1m3 I dec1~ion . So fm we h.1vr bt•en "-...:::..,;;;/_. Dick Myhre
Stoff writer 29 April 19?&
Juo;t tlw other day I .. tumbled upon ,mold L( graduate or the
cl,l'!-\ of 70 IlL• wa'> talking to .t frct,hman <~bout thc"old day!~' '
ol the ~i~tie' when he wa~ m \Chool I ~toppt!d to l•~ten
Grod 01d you know that when I wa., in :!IC hoolth1' place wa~
rcdll~ \.aokmgl Somcthmg wao; alway~ happenmg .Jround here.
Everyone would protest and hit the '>treet~ on a momPnt's
notice. I remember the time that we took over the Manor
Houw It wa'> really ~omethmg
Frosh. You occup1ed tht! M.mor Hou~cl You re k1dding. What
forl I'll bet I 1-.no""-you were trymg to get a new football f1eld.
Nol You were pu~hmg for ~econds at Saga, ughtllu~t the other
da) a bunch of u~ were tdlk1ng about relu~mg to eat Jt Sasa
unt1l they ~topped serv1ng us l1ver and omon"
Grad: No man. we were prote.,tmg !)0Cidll~~ue~ You know,like
the war m Southeast Asia, napalm bomb~ . 1\mer~can 1m·
penaiJ~m
Frosh· How m the world d1d you hJve time for all of that?l bet
you had a tough 11me 'itudying with .til th,lt noiw 'lhoutmg and
mctrchmg gomg on. I'd never gN anything done. That kind of
thmg could really shoot down a ll P.A
Grad: G.P A l C.,radesl You have to thmk of relevance man
dt!,troymg the ant1quated norm!) and hollow v.tlues of our
~oc1ct) . declanng universal freedom ol speech. prote~ting
lnJU!>tlce and cruelly
Frosh But what about graduate school? Wh.lt about the
luturel M~ God, you've got to look at the grim truth Some ddy
you may be out there m that cold cruel world (he pomted out
toward the bungalows on Palatme H1ll Road) \1\:or.-,e could
come to wor~e You m1ght be de .. titute a1mh~.,.,, m1serable. full
ol heartache-or mother words, unemployed! Just thmk They
m1ght not accept my credit cards. I m1ght even have to go on
unemployment compemat1onl
Grad. Bdck m the s1xtie~ we lived for the future, to make a
better ~oc1ety waging a war on poverty to clear the slum~.
rightmg to gM~ black~ a chance to '>II at a lunch counter with
while'>
Frosh You must have taken some pretty easy cla<ose~ I \till
don t see how you did it My calligraphy class take~ up all my
afternoons When did you have time to go to the beach or to
Mt Hood?
Grad· We spe111 a lot of time search10g for values f1nding
our)elves. d•~covenng what IS truly meaningful , what 1\ a good
society
Frosh I bet the ph1losophy cla))e~ were really overcrowded I
• have over th1rty 10 my marketing cla~s. Tell me. did your Career
SympO!iiUm go OKl
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(.,o( Moll~umur~
Buaineu Editor • • • .. Do~n• Kombol
Sporta Editor• _, --·- .•• • tom fl:arn.,d, llonntt• Mo~r li:rnnon
An Editor • .. • •• ·-· -• ... _ •• • ·- _ M;111 Wuerker
Wratora , • _, .. Kevin 8.1ard, SIC::>f' 8etg, So~ Conw•\, Ct~fl Cowlf'y, l ~
ti•JCI•nd, lo:ll l''"'"· Bonnee M.c Kinnon, lim Mllleg•n , le" MOtfi\On , Dtcl
Myhrr., Perry Ohon, Jrll Ptercc, lynellc R•ye, 11m Koba•tt\On , C:urt Rolh, Ruth
Producteon ·-~ Mar~ Antell', Ann S.aynlon Mt•r. ....... ll•b•r•n , Juho~ Dum,
'l.ll.ltle "''cCulloch , Po~ul Robben\, Ruth Suomqu"t fm ~ ... .ln\On Joyu.• UtrL
Photogrephy Mrc:hf'll' Au\lln, C.rt-.; ht.'r~e•na\ , !\11 lt!WI\ le•ono~rd
loudt• lilY 'lo1t!lt'dllh Cu~g Mlte•ckl, c~ry Rodt"rlc k, o ...... ~'(UI'I
Compo au ion """'" l·t.u ~d.,, ~h•ron H.uhlmulo , Wt•ndy l~.rn, el(l,
"-•thy K.c11•w". 'u\ln ll.omorc to.1m R;~yt· , Bob ~htohulo, (."lty SlnKkulr• lJ.s>ed
l t·untNa lt•nnlh·r Woody Collrt•n lJn" •
Sport• tom B•rno~rcJ. Elh•n Ounhotm P.1ul Knbhm• . Tom V•n
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I • ilSSUrr!d 1ho11 tht!r•? won't b • .my pr>llr.y changes for nr•Jtt ye,u
I hat's fme. What we art> dher IS a clet~l SldWment of ~ hCJI tht
unplt•menratron pruu•dures au• gomg to b1!. W1ll1he RA'~ bt!
a~k·~ to subm1t a lt~t to the1r RO'~ o1 tho~l.' people on thetr
tloors 1ha1 ar I! caugh1 \ltOI:lttng pol1cy? Or wiU tht> RA\ be ahcort.•
10 mlorm thcu tloormatL~ ~tbout colleK'' poh<.1r•s dOd .a~k ttwm
10 eumenP che~r rea~om. tor \\antmg to v1ola11..: thcm
eru~ourdg., w·oplc 10 bt• f«!lpOOSiblc lOr {hr·m t•lv·~ lJy SIVIOg • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , • riubltc Oc:c:ur•ncoa • • • .. M•ru'"'' N• Wlfln •
th •m that r~porn.thllll) l
Our prl')•·nr concern\ havt• b(.'••n ldlu•lr•d b) \Om(" .~~
r 'dCinr" and 'r>mOtlonal' l.)t11l othw~ rt'l)drd our clfort' .1c,
mtell.gent-relleetat? of thts a~c: of con~umcr 'over••1gnty • • • : sr>CIAL SCIENCl ,\.1AJORS· Con : • • • : 11Jermg a Cdtt'cr' Parl·lhllt' :
: )'IOiml't ••mplo\o"mt•nt npporrun1- : • • : t'li ~H"Ild f('\Ufnt• tel CIIOil 2, 85l.S :
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: r .. t .. lllll' !lot• J(II•U.I'onl.lnel Ou·~OI\ 9711'1 l'rmwc.l ~··· ~" dUIIIIH the• olt,!<ll'lll e :
: \ e "' II\ tlu• hlo• IJ\Wt'ICU KC\olt'"' o•cunll • '"" r•mltKI' J~<~~<lo~ll'ucrl•nel Oro•~;r.u :
: ~111111,.1 ~uh•tltpltunHnl\ )l 7!i loe liS tub"Uhf'r~ \u \""''f'"">W<Io!l••lhu\< e 1 :
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WaldeJ
~ten. Geoff
Stoff
lhls l1vmg rtow
d ,JIIthere '"· f<
1\e are 11
~~mg .. through
'" eta~~ e
hltoral Poerry
• 'trm s t(>g
r:ouncement~
Cllglt~h da~) ih
re~ding or w1
people who em
•he alloued de
•mel~ in the d11
'row vegetabl'
pu) I
ruesd.Jy nigl
Nlrng and drir
hou,c. I asked I
member. to e
re<Ewing Eng(
dening
The clas) is
~sues that we Q
c re havmg I
Ill' fIt IntO t
re establi
11r1th Nature.
11d1Culous to p1
n
Compos
•· Th1s class IS
uc ~ndoo t tYP•
IOfTleth1ng, WI
den I'm r eall
1bJIJty we've s
~o.ng our .. elv
teacher' d\ an
· We all nee1
rnore pa~tor at
~n .1cknowled
them' who a
env~ronment I
That's at
Kknowledge
l ... hionable tq
rali .. t but 1
1b\tr acted th
Thb give\ U\
our hve'>. rath
•bout tl •·
Ted Braull,
who concer
rran~planun~
proachetlhm '
•un, \trokrng 1
'There's a~
las'> on past!
I'm tr} mg I .... ,
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• • • • • • • • • I • I • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • • I • • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • •••• 19 April 1976
alden Ill
oetic gardening
(stcn. Geoff Cowloy
Stoff writor
thh living llowmg land
UIJ there i~, fori!VI.!r
.
1\e arc 11
t s1ng'> through us-
(CJctr)' Snyder)
A claH entitled ".Applu~d
hJtorcJI Poetry" appeared In this
• • rerm' regl\tratron .ln-
nouncemcnh . Although it I} ;,w
fltglnh claH ih m.un focu' rsn't on
or wntmg, the fifteen
11i.'Cple who emo/led Me spendmg
!.he Jllolled cl,m-time w1th rhelf
~mls m the dlfl They're rrymgto
~row vegetables on IQwer cam-
•ru' I .
Tue\u.Jy mght I found the c/;ns
r~llng and drmkrng ar a ~tudcnt''
llou\C I a\ked M.Jrk kaplan, a cf<J\\
member. to explarn the rdea of
reH•tvtng Englr~ll credrt tor gar·
denrng.
"The cia.-.~ I'> bnnging up certain
&\UC'> that we all have to deal w1th
1\e're h;lVtng to thmk about how
ae f1t tnto the naturJI world.
We re estabh'>htng a coven.:mt
~With Nature. and that can look
11d1culous to people who don t do
I
Compost comrades
'Th1~ cld~~ I'> more than a d1dac-
11c mdoof type thtng. We're dotng
10methmg, we re creating .t gar
den I'm rcMIIy impressed by the
ili1lll)' we've \hown to get thtng~
going ourselve!. and accept our
teacher' dS .mother class member
"We dll need to learn to ltve 1n a
more pa~tor al k1nd ol way It take'>
m Jcknowledgement that 1t ~ not
them' who Jre <ocrewing up our
~nvironment but that 11's all ot u~.
That''> d heavy th1ng to
~et..nowledge to your'>elf It's
hsh1onable to be an envlronmen
t•h'>t but that become'> \O
ib~lrdcted that it's meaninglc!>s .
Th1s g1Ve'> u~ a chann• to change
our hves, ro.~ther than ju't thtnktng
about n."
Ted BrJUII the Cngli,fl prolt!\)Of
wlto lonCI:'I\'t!rl the da~), wa'>
rrao~p /Jnltng lwtb\ <I\ I ap
prodchecl ltmt )<lumting mro che
~n -.trokmg h1\ hcarc.J, ht:! mu'>C'd
"There ., a huge JOk.l.! tn havmg d
cl;w• on pa .. tor at poet rv bet .!U'>C
I'm trytng to .. ubvcrt what ha'>
Inseminating ideas happened to poetry in the
ci,J\\room. I thmk many of us .He
very do~e to the tmpulse thJt led
th(' ftr~t pastot.tl poets, like
T heocrhus, 10 leave the ctty. The
dty that we now leave is the
c.~c.tdemy
"I agree very much whh Karl
MMx and the fourth CJospel ol
John Both of tho~c guys will !>peak
of the truth tn terms of prctxis', a~
.. omething to be done
"One of the reasons you and I
JrP tn de\patr about truth alot of
the time 1r. that we want truth and
we get tormulae. packag~ that we
could throw away and never m1ss.
Truth needs to be done. It's d
pracuce an engagement where
people work together and \uffer
together and are in despair
together
Seeds for thought
"It's a very pragmatic clas\
We're involved m d dangerous
pragma and worktng tn the real
world of space and time. We're
trying to change the physteal and
pol11icalland~cape of th1s campus
Hopefully . we're plantmg tdeas as
well as seeds
A college should be at the
growmg edge of a culture There
have always been colonies of folk
who have known when thetr
cuhure IS doomed. and have look·
ed for or planted the !leeds of a
new epoch
'We re trymg to make a leap
·trom the environment that the
enltghtenment has left us Our
tnventtons will be more earthy
though We're looking for
d1fferent mod~s of comc1ousn~s
and non-strategies to perm1t
them
"The College seem~ very com·
mUted to endless expans1on. to
having nothing but bUIIdmg~
here. nothmg but people, noth1ng
but money. nothmg but glory
''I'm trymg to leave the ktnd of
comc1ousness that support'>
C..eorg1a Pacific and the public
relauom a~pect of the College I'm
fighting those forces wuh every
ktnd ot mgenuity I have
Full of tt
"The Boctrd ol Tru~tee~ would
probably thtnk that since we're an
Engl1sh class and 11 s called
'Pd'>toral Poetr'l I '>hould be
tEMchmg people the thtng'> Jbout
pcJ!>tOr al poetr'l that are on the
Grdduate Record hams In them
mind.,, everything we're do1ng 1\
'>Uppo'>ed to be converuble tnto
money. mto a reputation that 1s
n(•gouable on the m.trket It\ all
mon~y and I say 1t ., sh1t Freud '>elY~
II "shit Shit IS good as manure but
not JS the end of ltfe "
' Ptoneer log P•ge:
Dorm forum • Rantin' for revamp1ng
J•m Robert$On
Steff wnter
"Yedh, I "e toured the dorms.
Piau/Howard and Copeland are
the .. tum\ Tho\t quads are un·
tnht1b1table And Platt should be
gutted c~nd rebutlt ' John
Callahan, Enghsh Prof~sor. is
munching on potato chip~ and
recounting his 1mpre!osions of a
guided tour through LC's dorms
''It's hard for me to tmagine how
they ~tudy in those rooms "
What's thts you say. Acel O'ya
mean an LC prof~sor actuall)'
stepped out of h1s JCadem1c Ivory
Tower to .. ee real ~tudents tn thetr
real living environmentl
There ~~ a comm1ttee here on
campu!> that 1!1 mvest1gaung how
students ltve, and how they want
to hve It\ the ~e.1rch commutee
to ftnd a new Otreetor of
Re">ldence HJII!I StudentS, raculty
and admmtstratton ,are represen·
ted
Bitchm'
Bece1use the committee 1s ln
tcre~ted tn mput from all sector-. ol
the college commumty, they held
an "hchange of Ideas" on Mon
day Apnl 19. Richard Peck,
Department of International Af
f<ms. \et the tone ol the open
forum lor a dozen or more in
tcr~sted )tudents and laculty.
Peck: "We're still trying to
educJte ouro;dve.. about the
rcmlence halls and about the
~tudcnh. We haven1t even looked
,Jt any JOb apphc.Itlons yet. We
want to under\tJnd what the job's
<~II dbout betore we decide who
would be\t ru It So we've toured
the dormr,, tdlt..ed With RA s. dnd
RO' we·ve <i.pok.en with Mark
Hollman and wtth lo.ent Hawley
NoY. we're espct.:tdlh·tnterested tn
he.Jring from ott-campu'> people
and I.Jcultv.''
Mo~t ot the mput that came in
on Mond.ty Wit'> in the lorm ol
lOmpliunt~-lrom netghbor.. of
the college, ~tudenl'>, tacuh). \nd
no.~turally, there ".1~ advic~ ~ot
JU'>t ford. but evervbod , has a
better tdca
Shhhl Student~ want an inside environ·
ment outside. so they ~er the
.. peaker~ 1n the wmdow and crank
uo the volume.
• No one will take any respon
~ibility to do anything about tt.
RA '\ and RO's get nowhere.
Secunty Cdn only deal wtth the
noi~e fot 10 minutes, then the
minute they drive <Jway, back up it
goes. I've tried a)ktng politely, and
~o ha~ my wtfe1 but moc;t students
refuc;e to co-operate. Some are
actually abuc;ivt>
StereotvPe
"Bas1cJII~ I don t care what
kind ol system you have up here,
:as long as you get the no1c.e
problem taken care ot."
It wc1~ becomtng evtdent that
different interest::. were being
represented. Facultv wanted
peace and quiet, an env11onmen1
dedicated to the \tud1oua pu~uit
ot academics. Student\ dropped in
and out of the mecttng, but no
mauer who was there. the
mes!lage c;eemed the same: the
dorms lack flexibility .
Student views:
' I m not di~s<lti'>fied wtth the
residence halls .. taff, that'> not why
I moved ofl-campu~. The problem
tn that the living situattons here
are inflexible; they're the same no
matter wh1ch dorm you're rn.''
"There', no y,.ay to .. eparate the
different interests."
.. , eah. Students ltve 10 the
dorms tor very di"erse rea~ons .
Some Ji"e there for conventence's
.. al.e, other!. bt.-cause they have no
opt1om. The rcstdencc halls
should reflect that dtver~tty by
otlering a vaoetv ot li ·ing
-.rtuatron!i to .1ccomodate the
VilfiOU~ tnlert•,t~."
Minority rtghts
"Thert! ~ no WJV to stud~ '' the
· guy" ne'<t door w.tnt to part'\. The acour,tics in Copeland arC! perfe
for heanng the pan•t-rs.lthink rb
architect who desu~ned 1t musr'v
been anu-college . ·•
"The dorms are rntolerdble an
SAGA is repulsive The only reaso
sophomores are required to liv
on campus is money. Mone
shouldn't be the obje<liVI
!>tudents should be. I really reset
being required to pay tor meals
don't eat. I never eot breakta'>t, bt
I still have to pav tor at."
The meeting w~ rruly amazu11
Students gave up an hour or mm
of their ume beause they care
enough about th1s s<hool to war
to change it. faculty came becalli
they were t1red ol heann
studenrs complain that the
couldn't study because of th
noise. Poht1cal Sctence Prot. Oo
Balmer came to demomrrate ti
expertise .
Balmer. "lr'~ a c.las~•c case c
manonty rights. You should Sl
hou~ for students ro 1um thOI
damned stereos oft.''
Callahan : "Things could be 10
proved. It's ~1mpty a quesuon ~
priorni~. 't ou take money you ..
normally spend on • A • and tnstea
you spend at on '8'.''
All rn all. SflJdents seem Olt
cerned that the dorms be mad
more hveable. Whoever the ne
Otrector ot Restdence Halls w
be, 1hat person's t~k 1s clea
make the dorms an auracti\ e QJ
t1on. -----------I For Sale: Two almost new
i8' 1-' th1c.1..-ply retreads mountt
on wheel5, white \\allor,. Ftt Pontl.ii
GTO, perlect condition. t\ teal
S15 each. Al~o. one G i7x 14 almo
lneY., unmounted , not .~ retrelll
('~ · Call Virgonoa Peler<. >.510,,
ings, 636·5-n 2.
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Why is
this man
smiling? Th..:atrc Prot. lame' Q..,thohhoh .
who re,1dc~ .1cro~~ the tr~et trom
forl!~t 11.111 WJ'> tht! lnst to corn·
platn. It seem' that people "' ho
h1o1.! .tCrOS.S the toad lrom the
college.> art: pi~Jgued by noi ... e .
from luntpcr to \l.tn, summer
\\t'•'' her Jr .JW) .. tuc.hmh out door..
And "holt clf·H' pel tmg \tudent
(,Jn 'tudy 01 t!\'t~n thin!. Without
loud mu'>ic bhumg lr om the
~tt•n:ol We ctrc. alter all. ,J.av(..~ ol
\)Uf l ulturt: .
Osthollhoff : "I gt•t a lhudle If om
tht· pt•t•r group 'Y)tem. It '>t!em., to
~top lum ttomng at th~ proper h
hnc Nc1Nhho1!. otrt· apparent I} not
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