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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 28, 1976 Volume 35, Number 5
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1976-10-28
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1976
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Lewi' & Clark C_o_ll_eg"""c _______________ --=..:28 October J 976 VoJ. 35 ' 'o. 5
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AIDn \ndrtw!>
Statff Writer
A meetang ol the lull luculty lost wecl.
on tenure: propo~als b) the Boord of
Trustee:~ mu} huvc: ct a rec.ord for bre\1ty
When tt wa' over thc:r' wa\ no qucstaon a 'Ito
tht l.u;uh\ · • leehng1-. on the: mutter
\1 1 ut \\ u~ 11 tru~tec recommc:ndatao n
w place a hmll nl 60 pc:rcc:nt on tenured
lucUh) 111 I.C. I he prole:• so~ '""" the
ugg~tcd hmllu.; a threat to both the: quality
ul ucadc:mu: hie \It LC und their career:.
hu:ult) member~ ilrrhed prepared tor a
real donn) broo1. md kft laushmg fhc
mmutc) later ulh:r a faculty po ition was
propo~c: d, .a call lor the QUC')tlon "a· ap
prO\Cd \\lth u h.andlul ol nays. and the
rc:~.:om mendataun uppro\ed
I hcrc: Yterc: no 011\ vote~ ~~ t. •
Arlc:agh Dud:.on, cha~rman olthc: f'acul-
1) Pc:r~onnd Adva~on Commauec: ( FPAC),
wad a mouon to Mudy tenure: policies began
a }c.ll and a hall ugo.
The Board ol 1 ru:.tec~ ~ludacd the
m •• ucr nnd turned o~er "' n:soluuon., 10 the
lacult) lor approval On Oct 20 the faculty
appro\ ell the r.:solutto lt "hkh no\\ go back
to the Board lor H final dtcJaton 1\>o\ 22.
•
l>ud~on 'illd th~: f' I, A( .ac:cept.:d
rc::.uluuon!> ( .tnd D il!l ollc:rt"d b' the
I ruMce:. but tcJet.tcd rt:\Olutlon.. \ .md 8
Re>olution A s;ud thut no more 1 hun 60
pcrc\!nt of the laculty ~hould bt! tenured
Jen"' t O\ltr • Starr \\ rttrr
I '\lJ ~t.tnd:o. lor I lcum. New'\ G,uhcr
ng. u thtrd new' mc:dtum .u I (. It •~ u \ideo
ped nc\\' prof nun t hnt wu .. the 1dea ol
l"'u'~ rt Fo:\. \Cruor .udc:d by Dr Dan
tamomc
Jn ~eptcmbc r I O>.i needed another clll~li.
he talked to\> Ill monte ·•bout the po\Mbah
y lll domg an mdc:pendcnt ·'ltud~ wnh Vldco
laP<:o new' He had prcvaou .. ly worked wuh
prole!>\tonul m the held Vtumont' wus
·ccc~nt ,,\t to the adc;a
• Jed Cuultmun. another ~tudent, '"·'~ •
antc:r~tcd m the pr o~pcct ol u new!' prugrnm
produced by l C student!> nnd cont.ac:tcd fo:\
and Viamonte . Mum ~oplc 'oon ollcred
thear ~CI'\ lt.'C~ to Ll\lJ but there Ytere feYt
tob' kh. Con,t:qucn tl\ the cia's wu~> hmited
to ~.:omm muJor' .tnd pc:oplc: \\<ith 'orne
cxpcncncc m 1'\ producllon
fhe .. chool pur.:hw,cd \\hut'~ co.~llc:-d J
MporH•·p.tck"' It tncludc-. J \tdeo·t.&pe
recorder whach record' both color pa~.;turc '
<1nd 'ound The tupt.' at UM:' loo~ h~c large
cu,.,cuc, I he muchinc: ahell lool~ lilc: an
O\'Crgrown ca .. ,cuc pla)'cr. e~ccpt it i' IMgcr osa
Resolution B said the admmastrutaon ~~ohould
be ghcn the option ot offcnng a one: to fi\c
year contmc;t to n faculty member who Js
othc:N asc quahhed for tenure and ~hose
contnbuuons arc " Juablc: to the callc:gc:
tic: ~id the: Committee: offered lis own
resolutiOn m plntt ol ~nd 8 T hot resolu
tion spelled out ·an lttullonnl cone"Crns
about tenure without damag~ng tndtVidual
'oncem ." He Ptd the Committee and the
lacuh) wanted to -reconCl c: tndJ\ldual and
inllltuttOQal concerns ..
R~oluuon C ~ould c:bnnge the tame at
~h1ch racull,li mc:mbcn \\ould reu~ Reurc
mc:nt U• presently mandator) ut oge 68. nd
the: mstiluuon rna} II for rcurc:mcnt at 6S m
cennm cato. R=oluuon C YtOuld loYter the
n:tutmcnt ge to 65 Ytlth the conduaon th.at
mcmbcfll can C'()ntmue pa t that gc \\llh the
an~llluuon'J appro" I.
Resoluuon D ret;ardli profc:ssronal
dc\clopment (or quaht) oi facuh)) tudcnl
C:\iiluauon) present!) determmc the c:ffcc
tncn~ Ol tru.tructors. rhe TQOiutaon stUtCil
I hut the Board oi T rwtcc hould lso 1 kc
pMt In the: faCUh) ·~ development .
00<.1 on !mid tbe resoluuom ~.Lrc -not
m •• t.:ang any dramatic change." but are Mmp-
1~ ll contmuang «'elopmc:m an the rca of
tenure When a ked a( he thoushl tht: BOOlrd
• ol TrwtcC$ "oulcJ 8J'C final upprov~l. he
:s.aad. "I fed lturl} a:uaan the' \nil. llle) Ytllnt
the ~o.c1mc thm_gs \\e \1. ant."
and records imago a Ytt:ll n "oumJ • Pmal
ly. m the bollom of &he: cart. l5 the: b.sllccy
"tuch l~t~ up to lour hour~ hut t11l.:o eigha
hours to te~:h.ugc . As maght be e pc.;tctl.
they lr} to u c tl &p;uingl} f'or mdoor
rcporh. they run the ~> h:m olf ol \C
current (''hacb '' norm.tl elcctncit~ 11om the
wall outle t~)
Care mu t be rol.:cn m u,ingthc:camcr ••.
II it "ere poantw dm:-ctl} intu the un or
bnght light,, the tubes"' ould bum complc:te-
1). l he c..,mplc:tc outfit co t O\Cr St\,000.
The '1dco ~) tcm has ad' anlages o\er
COn\CnllonaJ f\'. ror C'3mplc. 31tCf laptng n rept,rt. the n:d can be pla)ed back an the
:.amc: cnmcrn that lilmc:d 11 Inc tapa that
lire u ~can~ em~ and reused anJcltnue-
1)
~l;~~;G." ~·d Fo:\. ·hope~ to Ill le<~M
touch on the: tbin~ thut are e. ~.;llmg" ~h fnr
a' Robert a~ con'"-erneti, C' c:r) tudent h:u tor
' ) a potential nc:"" tor) II )OU ha\e
mlorm:uion on 3n)ilhin~ 1hnc :seems
neYt '4orth). cull e" . .544 unu )l!U nught see
It C1\\C~ On tbe J \ SCI tn the lounge b) the
into dc:•k. The) huYt one progrnm per ~«k
dunng tbc: lunch hour.
E ditur"!> ~ ot c:
Contnar~ to th~ intimation un plll:r\li1C'
1.uf la,l \llt'\'J. ·, 1 OC. lheT~ "l'ft' nu Rrithh
puth in lamllracl.; I hur~cJa) night.
l'h~ poel dtdn't hto" 11: ~C' diiJ.I'atrh:la
Btt"r, l~rtr Morun ~and \thian tl~nn reall~
"ill rnd in Taam11rad• tomght 111 II p.m. For
thu ... e inh•rotcd m ~h11tting inrumtall) with
thl!! P""'"· lhr) "ill al'o M in l'amaracJ.. at
1:00 lhi~ ~anernoon . ' J ~colt Jon~
~tarT \\ rtttr
Eugene McCanh\ \ chance of Pre<-1dent111l '1ctor) 1', ot be~t,
n:mote. But 'tC\Or) 1 not the theme ot the McCart h) campa1gn
The goal 1s to C)t,,bh.,h the Independent Pan\ as a "lcgiumntc: ..
part) ~ 1thm our poliucal '>p«trum
II Mc:Canh) n:ce1\c li'c percent ol the popular \Oteon 'Ito\
2. the Independent Pan) '"" be rec:ogtured b\ the federal
Elecuonl> comm1 1on and ~CCI'C cump1ugn fundan~ from them m
thefutun: \\ llh F ec lund mg. the lndependent Purl\ Will be nble to
par11C:tp.atc wtth . nd oiler an alternative to, both the Repubhun'
and Oemocrah
\li 11 ~lands , the FE'C ,, m o deadlod.. regardmg the rate ol
Mc:Oirth) • camptugn .tnd the Independent Pam The t-EC
c:onM t5 of three Democ1uh .md thtC"C Rcpubl1c.1ns The lndepen
dent Pan) \HI'> ongmall) ehg1bk for three m•lhon dolla~ in
eampatgn lund' But. "nh the Democrats oppo mg ~uch an
allocauon and the Republicans uMnamou.,ly 10 hl\Or, o ~tnlemute
mulled
The Democmh are alnud Eugent" McC.uth)' "ill dro" off the
hberal·pro~l\c ~ mg of the part) .\nd 1f recent polh. on
Mc:Canh) • gro"mg ~trength are any andtcatton. they 'hould be
The Republican~. on the other hond. arc delighted at the
thought ol McC.anh) lacltonaii7Jng the Democrauc Part). The)
ha\'e nothmg to fear. bemg neat her liberal nor progr~'ive
The poanl i that both outloo~~. Republican and Democmuc.
arc corrupt 1cCarth) 1 n't a .. l>poaler," he':~ a legtllmate prcs.adt"n·
ttol c:andtdate
Read the d;~tl} ne" p.apc~. ll\ten to the ~dlo or watch 1 \'
E'-er) ume Curter and ford c:httlh:ngc each other. thesr popul.mt)
dtnuna hes and McCart h)'s. uppon gro"~ the Independent P.trt)
Ill. rrtt (ll the Repubhc .. n-Democrat blpUrti\30~htp that cnpple our
nataon McCnrth) ts gotn(! dlfcCll) to the meu~an people (or
nomuuauon and. come elect ton da\. he"'" be on the Bullot1n o\er •
40 .una
1 he mo-.crnent 10 elt.:-t Eugene McCanh\ Jt 1111 1mnll. the
Harm Pollam.hcate!' Mc:t:arth) • uppon hll!> gro" n to"'' percent
and 1 oonttnuang to flex. On :-.:o\ 2 the ,\meraean people ll 11/ ha lit a
legn•mnu: ultctnall\C I be \Oter "'II not need to deb;N: ht her
\:Ole b) once uglun choo~ang. bet "cen the "lo~er ot two t\'ll " t'1nnrtr I nl
Afar bars,
fo the Editor:
It I\ undoubtedh the lu t ago
ol u deca) ang \OCtet) "hen tun~ food
rot at flt,t tooth und turns II\ la!>t
'tomach What ~and of a nataon ure
we when our ( npttun Crunch gwe~
up the h1p, our Lay':. chtp~ dtb·
appear one b) one, and the Whtl·
burger leavC-' ats last ring-around
the-mouth'/
What doom awnu~acollege hke
L<.. when at start\ h~tenang to 1\ntto
Bryant and tho!ie freako. htpp).
dopc-pushtng, panko. red, blue·
blood who nrc alway' tryang to rum
health (ood do\\ n your throat') 1\
orry da) 11 1 when we \Ce one of the
la:.t holdouts. S ..f G -t. gave an nnd
repla~ thear thtn punche~ Wtth 100
percent fr~hty-)queeled-from- the
can fruat JUICC!>
Rod Bond of .SAGA claamll the
be\crugc:s an: only tn an el\penmen
tal ~tage. J one-month tnal pertod.
conclu:.aon!. to be pr~ented to
Ho\\ard at the end of that llmt'
Don't beleave a "ord of at I ll'lt really
all a commte plot to fill U) \O full of
orange pulp und lemonjutce that we
~.-.w neather move nor open our hp'
to s•"~ a da 'cmttng vote I hen the
Ru""ktc mo\ie 1 hear tan~ m and
luunc:h thcar long-range program to
capt urc the Georgta-P Jet he bu1ldans
und u~c It~ root us a ~ecret lundmg
Iicht lor bumbers.
Furthermore, the frutt drtnk
progr<~m t!i> me.tnt to brcul.. the back
ol l C\ 'a~t ltnuncaal cmptrc 1 he
nc" JUICC cost a~ much ,,, nul~. or
'"ace 1.1 much as the old punehe~ .
l.o. reader. mark mv word),
LC'' future 111 rapadlv tumbhng do"n
the ~1ountam Bur to a 'orr~ and
\Ul!Jtlc: end. Ho\\ much longer cun
\ 1 v t conunue to show a proht b}
en ang honest to goodnes'
gr.tpetruu, apple .tnd gr.tpc JUIC~ 1
1 hili li onl~ the hrst latal )tep '\e,t
Colont:l ~andel"\ wtll commn ~Uttlde
wath a )hurp chacken nb. or And)
vnlfllh "til take an 0\erdo~e o(
pc.tnut butter and the enure lr~
enterpmc ))~tem Wtll mcll away like
an M&M
I ay .SAGA has gone too lar! I
~n no longer it back and watch the
~oft drank indUlilrY fall tlut on '''
bonleCitp , whtlc orchards JUice a
thu:.ty pubhc of tU chocolate
dollan
J~jj Pt~ru
Mail!
Don't be suprised af 10 the near •
future. you look an your mail box
and there is actually somethana
there.
The: LOG wall be admamstenng
a poll soon Its purpose: aa to gather
student tdea1 to help the LOG do a
better Job of Krvtng the LC com
mumty.
lhe poll Wtll be ICnt 10 200
randomly aelccted ttudenh. Tho11c
cho.en wtll be mformed by maal of
when to upcc:t the poll They wtll be
aaked lo fill out three or four
queillons 11nd return the one page to
I;C Box 21
1 he quc:~uonnaare a;hould take
no more than live: manut~ to t:om
plctc McCarthJ &
l 0 tht rdltor ~
f-rtdn) evcmng I \\U~ ap
prehended .1nd ac<;u,ed ol.udmgund
ubctttn~ the elc:c:tton of Gerald I ord
Beans one of the WMc:Cnnhy for
Pre,adent'' ,ubver~ave,, lammed•ute-
1) under.,tood the tmplacutaon nnd
the \CrtOUIInc!>!\ O( the ehn1gc 1 WQ!o
ullesedly consptnng to abduct \OlC!I
from J1mm) Carter und the
Democruttc Party
A populat ,\ sumptton t~ thuttl
Eugene McC nrthy were not a can
dtdate, m} vote "ould be cust for
Jtmmy Carter DREAM 0 I I
would "rite-m "ludlcrou " or ·•not
mtercsted" betore I would vole for
Jammy Carter, let alone Gerald
I· ord I am not )0 fooh.,h a' to CU\t
m} vote for one mdtvtdual merely to
ampede the other Nor wall I degrade
my!ieU by c:hoosang bet"een two
ev1h, natliel\ a~'umang that one evil
laO tran~cend the: other, construe·
II Vel\'
fhus. an hnul re)pon~e to the
accu~atton I) It m fuet many
Democrat\ have turned to (ugene
Mc;C urthy. It 1' the rouh of the
'>C' ere '>honcomin~ an both the
Dcmocrattt Purt} and Jmtm}'
( arttl .tnd [ ugenc McLLrthv "an
on I~ be held re'>pon'>tblc for potnttng
them out 2) 'out <~rgumcnt ali a
s)mbol of pohucul mcdtacrtt) and
4UJhfic, onl~ "" c.amputgn rhctonc.
l) r he mdavadual ~hould all} .and
'otc lor capable .tnd quohlied peo·
pic. not "anopernll\e co~" tn a
polittcul mochmc.
J ~cull June_,
Marks for
midgets?
It .. ~m~ to me thtll a purkang
arc:u pe"ftc.lll) mar.,ed lor compact
Cllr'\ \\OUid be U (,l.\t, e~h) and
tne penM\ e WU) to con,erve park1ng
lot \pace Wh} don't we have one'l
( omtunct· Rultr 18 Octobtr 197(1
•••
111oney 1natters ..
1 o tht F dltor
Bnllot Meu,ure 7 i~ the ftr t
election 1n the nauon to te't voter
approvnl or pubhc hnnncang or elcc
uon campaagn' In ptt.\t yenr ...
Oregon hn' led nnttonw1dc efforts to
mokc: government more open.
hone't .md nccounto blc to Clllzen!l
Wnh Mea ure 7. we once again have
the opportunuy to provtde
lender hap for the nntaon.
1 he mc:a~ure "til permit
Oregon faxpaycr) to voluntanly
"check-off" S I SO ol the1r 'tote an
come tax. alrc:udy owed. to go 1nto
'chc fnar Electton Fund, nd
manhtered by the Oregon Ethtc:s
(.omm1ssion 1 he fund would pay
c:crtatn pubhc anlormauon expenses
lor ~tatew tdc nnd legt&latave rn~
It would glVc the average
Oregon1an greater opportunity to
run tor pubhc offace Cnndidates
wtthout specanl mtere~t fundtng
could then alford to run It would
help reduce the tntluc:nce pnvate
c:ampBtgn contnbutt on~o may exert
on elected pohttculleade~ It would
.aho nllo~ more ume for pubhc
da,cu,:.ton of as-.ue<> because can
dadate.' would 'pend le!>S lime tryang
to rntt~o mone)
M c.t:.urc: 7 ha' been endor:.ed by
Oregon Common (.au .. e, the
Amencan Cl\'ll Ltbcrtu:<o Unaon, the
Oregon \FI -ClO, Oregon tudent
l obb). the Oregon C on .. umer
l caguc. l!cumenical M1m~tnc' of
Otcl!on. t ra-Count) Women\
PohttC81 Lnucu!l, (.uy Llub ot
Pnrtlnnd. the l rb.m le<lgue. the
Oregon Htgh ~chool Republican
league and the: Dcmocruuc Party
ot Oregon
\\ c hope Oregonmns will g1vc
Bullot Mea~ure 7 ~upport that" all be
heard around the country
I tttJc· Grtt'tifit'ld
5tat~ ( oordmator
Ballut \t~a1rur 1 ( ampatJ.:II
........ H~ ........... H~ ······················
tdltur·ln-< hlri Gcofl ( ov.le)
Menaafnc t d!tot .. • .. • Jell P1ct«
ProdiU'IIon Ullur ... - , _, ,,._, _ .. . -· , . Enc S~~raruun
Pbutoanph' Editor ~ • Devrd Soyaaer
C 0111politlun Edit Of • <.;alh) SmJkolcr
BuUMtl l41tur , ....... .• ... ... .. ... -· • Cor1:)' Hln<:h, Manl)ln 811d
Adurtlalna Menaatr .w '" -Dena IC.ombol
CII'C'Uiallon Menaatr ... • _ • _ _ ... •• ...... Colb~ Schmlll
An EdJtor . ... . .. .... -.. ._ • ·-·- S.c"-Norwood
Wnlcn ~ • ... •• .. • • .. • • Alan Andre•~ . JuUa D111n
Jcnn) F01ttr. Rtbcca Grcc:n. kathleen Grubb. Adnene Hul'lt, W1ks kulak, ~mte
Meyer. Ctndy O~~reru. Mchnde Pctcnon.Mtl Jona. Caahy Rcynollh. Scon Sau·ICirn,
Sam Tallm.n. Jo Anne Schnr1dcr, Bed.) W1l10n
Production • .. Will Wnaht . IC.a&htcc:n Grubb, Dutch Mandd.
Anne Stmon. su .. n lrabiiiXO
Pltotolf'lpltt Tom Buabft. Jon hsh, 1 urn llemea. IC.11I Pctcnon
IC.)Ie Rothcnbor" Scou Saundel'l
CoepoUiloft " . ... . . .. C1nd) Bl)lnt, Jane Burpn. Bob H11 ..
Kercn Herada, Wendy tkcnap, Ca•ol Mataumure, Marti Mt<"ull1>eh. Jcnntrcr
Wuud)
C umpolitlon Ad•h«
~pol11
C lrculallun
Phutu S"""'"
Publlr Ocnumcft
"d•l.ur
!oplrltuel liuldenu .. • •
•
• ltnda Colburn
llana llolli\JI~I
Colb)' Schmitt
1om ltatnc.o
lhom Rota
lhduu d It ll) 1
I h Madune
lllhctal rubiiQIIon ol ahe Au•oetilc.l Studcnlt aJ t~'*" ami (lark ( ollcJe, Obl!l
I' Alai me IIIII Rutd l'ontaud, Orcaun !HZI9 Prullcd '"CC:U) dUIInll IM ltlii.lcmu: H~AI
h) rhc 1;.~~\.c lh..-r&l! RC\IC"' ~«::nd cb" I'''*''IC f'llltlll l'•liiLind, UtC'Jiln Annu:al
su~upuon cmb SJ 75 lnr U '\ •UI»enhfn \ •c•.,. c prcued larc lh••wo uta he v.n1cn
ana du ""' nc<:a.arlh tfllcc:t I he ~· ,., ul the: Mudcnl ~), 1 he lacuh) or the ('OIIc~
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average
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ndidatC)
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lt would
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tUse cnn
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dorsed by
~-.e. the
)mon, the
.ll Student
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ristr'te~ Ol
Women·,
Club of
:ague. tht
lc:pubhcan
'"J.llc Party
~~ will give
hut will be
~-
Ortm/itld
r_ordmatur
Campo1g11
10ll Cowie)
Jdl Ptc:tY:
~ s .. aruon
~id So)'ltCf
1 SlnJ'-ofcr
•nl)"n B•rd
ra Kombol
~~~ Schm•n
Nol""ood
Jull.l 0111n
hk. [Xn•K
1 Sau·l<lcn.
th Mandd,
I Pctcnon
. Bob H111.
11. Lolburn
• Hnllm•td
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Jtff Pierce
Manaalna Editor
Students met 1n the Counc1l
Chamber. lost week to hear more
debate on Oregon ballot measure 9
From u dtscuu1on of all the
measure!) provi$10n!\ ll soon b«ame
centered on one pomt nuclear waste
dtsposal 1 he proponent lor the
mw~ure remtndc:d h"'tc:ner .. of the
tmposslbthty of 1n5unng agamst
leakage und contom1nouon 1n the
future 1 he oppO!>lliOn revealed a
new way to d1spose ol rndtoacuvc:
produch
Measure 9 contatn\ tht~ provi
llon·
RodiOaC'tlvio•. radwanivt
Wt1Jif'3 QfiU C'ht'tnlt·a//l lO 'CIC WUJI('J
mu.st bt uoud or dupoud of
wlthtJul rt.'tLumoblt' chanct· of e.uapt'
or dtwr.uon tht.'rtof Jut' to impnft'tt
ttoragt torthquakts or othn acts of
Gotl tht'/1. sobotogt . war.
go~ ernmmtal or wrtol uutobilu \', or
Other C'OUSI.'J tht ugtsfaturt fflOI
dttm rtOJonobiJ poss1ble
~peakmg 1n favor of 9 was Jeff
Foote Execuuve Dtrector of the
Nnturul Resource' l aw lnJUtute at
the: LC l..aw School. and co
chairman of tht legal comm1ttte for
Fnend' or tht Earth
f-oote \tud wo'!tc producb nrc
rad1o1u:.ttve lor cloo;e to hulf a m1llion
)'tur~ "Putt10g that 10 u ume frame.
Ncunderthul mon appeared 75,000
year' ..1go Our country ,., only 200
)tar' old
f-oote ~>iltd nuc;;lear Wll!.tc:~
would have to be ellc:cllvcly conrmed
for hall a' long ao; mnn hu' eXI!>led on
thi~ planet. "Who w1ll wutch O\cr
that \\a,tc lor ~o long," Foote: U\ked.
"Can people a~~ume the U.S.
go\cr nment will cxi!>t long enough to
huthlull) cmry out that rcspon~
stbiht)0 Aller .111, the Roman Empire:
la,tcd but 13 ~:cntune-. ."
I ooh: doubted that nuclear
developer' would turn up .tn) .. olu
uon to wu!ltt di\po,al without public
Clndl Owen~
~tarr Writer
The Danforth r oundouon Will . . tncrea!\c tb It no ncull support neltt
}CUr for mtnonty nudcnta seektng
graduute education 10 college
teac:hmg
The foundauon whtch has long
been acuve 10 fellowship) lor
graduate tduc:auon. wtll offer ap
pro~ttma tel) 100 fellow•htp\ onnuat-
1) with 25 of the~e award\ d~1gned
for Amencan lnd1nn'. Blucks, MeA·
1cun Amenc<tn~ und Puerto R1tans
lhc lellowshtp!i. arc gtven to
pcr~on!l "committed" to c:urcef6 10
college: und umvc:r~uty teuchmg
1 hey content rate on !Ubject
spcunhlnttom likely to be tauttht in
un under~truduutc: hbcrnl an ..
cumculum.
4\pproxtmatt'ly 60-65 ol IOOnn
nunl U\\urd go to pc:r~on' applying
rts college ~;cniors und the remamin.,;
35-40 go to po t b.tccttluun:.uc:s.
Prderenoc it. gl\ en hl enrly c:ntr)
OJ'J'IhClinl und~·r 10 )'CUr ol nge
IJnnlorth l ount.lution
!clio\\ lup~ uc: lor one )C.tr but mtl\
be: renc\\cd lot H tutul ol lvur \c:tn. •
and 1nclude tu1t1on and lees plus a IOIIStance l.utt July, the U S Court
of Appeah dealt w1th a cuse m
vohnng stornge of nuclear waste, .and
ruled thut the ~ucleur Regulatory
Commtuton hud been "arbttrury
and c:apnc1ous" in handhn~ the:
~1tuat1on The: l ommt'Ston had
clrumed thec:nvuonmentaltmpac.t of
waste reproces5tng and d1spo1al
would be neshtublt "In other
words ' 1-oote \tltd "the Comm••·
ston bhndly nccepted ''" unfounded
predtcuon from liS own stuff thut
lhc:5e thm~ could be taken cure of
I he coun ordered thntthc: Commts
,ton go buck and do u .. homework "
Seated at the other end of the
toblc: wu!> Wtll Nec:s, an c:nvtronmen
tal engtneer employed by Pucthc
Power ond Ltght Co
Throughout the: di'~CUt.~ton he
empba .. iLed hi' matn argument wllh
the tnlliutive wu~ in the: wording not
tntcnt. He aid litigation on the
actual mcamng of word \\ ould lie
the men:>ur~ up tn lcg.1l red tape.
••lherc: olfC \Ome people \\.hO IO\C lU
J.:nit-piclo: worth. The) can ~top you
cold m your tracks b) t.tltn~ you to
coun and ~a) ing 'Aha! \' ou dtdn't
meet the tntcnl ol the: Ia" !'So even tf
you didn't ban nuclear po\\cr.
•omebody \\ ould ccnutnl) dela) it
for year!) w h1le 11 \\'cnt throu~h the
coun:.. It's happened an the tndu•ilr) already ..
On the problem of nuclear
w.utc, Nees ag:un argued wtth
.. cle\ler wordtng," particularly
"rc.lsonllble· and "acts of God.M He:
quoted from Web~ter's : un act of
God 1s "an extraordinary mtc:rrrup
tion of the natund events of on
unusual cause that your expenence,
for~ight or your care cannot
reasonably fore3CC or prevent:·
"I'm Jsked twtcc 1n the second
pro\11~1on to take ·r~onable action'
ug.unst an unreasonable event I atn
never hope to do that "
Foote reminded h1t. opponent
of the words " c~use<~ the
Le81•1nture may deem rea5onobly
poss1blc:," '<~Yin8 the Lcgi!!lature had
enough brairu to know what could
and couldn't be guarded aguinst in
.tdvance.
"'e~ pulled u brown poker
chtp-11ed pellet lrom h1~ pocket. It
w.t... a ample of "boros1lic glass"
which he said wa~ the answer to
wa,te d1sposal. The method of
productng th:tt glauc:d wdste in
volved melung dried radao .. u:uve
Wa!ltc with ground-up gJu., at
l000°f.", allowing n to \Oiidtfy in
stainle~' steel canm tel' and then
"n1cktng them tn a hole m the
ground
-vou've got ll in glass thul'"
e,o;entiall)' m~olua bh:. you \le got a
hnlf tnch steel wall on the outa•de.
f ven 1f vou rubbed the ghn" ~;ou
couldn't get any ol the radioacti\e
mute1ml out of it becau'e the
rudioacti\ll\ t!> loc:l..c:d in it."
There wuo; un important que\\·
uon .a .. ke;d b) pectalor ~tary Dan·
lord '\he aad o,he had ltstcnc:d to
'1/(;c. .and other~ a\ nuclcur -tH.hnolog) "'us ..ale and that the
plant" could wor~ an the pubhc:' bot
mterot wuhout mcar.ure 9 If the:
plant could ea~il) do e\cr) t htng
mea ure Q requ1red, then\\ by are the
JlO\\\:r ~:ompaniC'> oppo,tng n? 't't p3u ed. then aslo.:cd her to
rcpe•ll the que.uon.
inorities
sttpcnd.
For more tnlorrnotion c~ntact
Or John trvm (ll4) 862-6200
Rebecca Creen
Starr \\ rJtu
Untapped opportuoltte<~
abound for mmont) students
w1shtng to conttnue ~choo l after the
undergraduate le\lel Graduate
\Chools acli\Jd.) ~c:d. broad ethnic:
~tudent bodie~ and man} uni\ef'llle'
ofter programs 'ipt~:lfu;all) de·ugnc:d
to attruc.tnt. mnny mmonty .. tudenh
lb po~Mblc
E~teepllon~o on bourdcrlinc .td·
mt\slon ca"c~ h11\e bc:en mudc II u
!itudent I!> tc:c:tenng bet ween ucc.ep·
tuncc and donml, o Uol\er .. uy ohen
cons1dcr' the: ethntc baclq1.round ol
the appliCAnt \drn• ~'•on' 'll<~ndu rd
nrc ollcn lowc1 lor mmomy
students
f\>un~chng •crVICCS. hou~ing
optitlOi, cmccr plnnning, nnd cthnu;
nfl.un> ~roup. arc ul o ll\'UII.tble an
most lara;,. Unl\CUrlll~
Or l·oglltll, I C's gruduatc
chuol &:\IUn~>Ciur lllltd, "muwnt\
atudent• hould be aure to appl) aa well as strong women c~ndidatc:s."
Opportuntue. ore open and he
would hkc '\ludenb to be awarc of
them.
It there ure an) question,) about
sruduute ~chool'i admts'iion policies,
Fogdnll encourages :o~tudc:ot ~ to U\c
hi~ \erVIttS.
fo1 us wllh
Phil lang
'" SsK-ok.-r?
• l"onlronr,•ll th• pc:~to•ntltl
mi'CIK"~•I crL)Ia c.lu•· lo 11'\1•19
ml'llprM:h<• UI\UiolnC• \'\Ub
• ~mpi·!.N..I tho' loll\''' <lr(h,1lf
aNd .:Oillf'lial h'<i hutldu•g
p•• r mtl JlfCX • • 10 m•l.... I
ntoro op.m to tllll•'""
•C ut ,.,, •• , !OJ lov. ond m•dcil..
r~c:om• lllllllo"~ ·~
1\C!i?Jl th'! 9•l\ t•l!
Rt•-dPCt penkC'r
Phil Lang
Rr,n-.. ., t Par~ J
CXar Uncle Bob,
You filthy pig! Things have gone far enough and 11 '" my duty
us a cultured, mature and mtelligent member ol thiS academic
community to soy a few words about the puke you refer to as a
column. Dunng the Vtetnam war I was u 8-52 bomb:srdier.l Aladly
dropped napalm on the Cong to protect this beautiful country from
commte ptnko foggoiS hkc: you. I don't pay S4000 a year to come
hen: and be expo~ed 10 such pervene, childish and sophomoric
garbage. Your type of humor died with Hitler.
S1gncd,
J.H.
1 UC:t, Thou Cro:1 CoYmunOJJH! Follow the delightful antics
of \ lad1mir and Ivan 1u they cirdc the earth tn their nc:vcr-cndina
queo;t for the Salyut 5 space laboratory . Watch Vladimirattempl to
restart the rc:tro rockets with a bumina rag. Sc:e l'o11n aa:idc:ntally
erase: the computer gu1dance ,)"'tem while searching for orne Tang.
On Mtet thr Prt .. u: Dr. Henr) CStrungelove) Ktssmger explatn5 that
ti.S. suppon of apanhctd in South Afnca dOC3n't conflict wuh our
alleged moral convictions The: C lA has auured htm that the blacks
there arc actually treated much better than we: treated our own
when they were siU\IC:5,
Ball Four-Comedy: Former bag-leaauc:r Jim Bouton plays pttchc:r
J1m Barton 1n the ne"" $CrlC$ about off-thc-field-and·in-the-locter
room antics of Amenca's first gay tr.ueball team Watch the fun as
Rhino (deletes) the tdcletc:dl out ol Ptnkv mthe hower and Jam •
rind~ VUKhne on his fa\lonte baseball bat.
ComiiJ Camt'Ta. 1\ group of di5ablcd Vietnam 'et'l pay a surpruc
yj,,t to former president Richard bon at his .San Clemente e!Ultc..
The: camera c:uptur~ ,orne rare: shots ol ~ixon autographing the
veteran.- ~tump5 wnh the: same pen used to sign ordcn c:Kalatina
the war eftort. It is ttl'o da covered that the ~i,ons ha'<~c adopted
~c\enJI Vietnamoc orphans, who help them enteruun vuiung
dtgnuurin K1m Wang. ~~~on' closet adopted daughter takes
Cum/t,/ Camna on u tour ot the former \lieltcrn White House,
\\here ''c )c:t: u Woodward and Bern,tctn shooting gallel'), the
Ro)Cmary Woods tupe bbrnry, and :\""mon'r; momc:nto room"' hu:h
tnclull~ ;an exact rephea of the Wur Room complete ~nh a Mane!
talk-a-phone to Mo~o\\ . Other momentos mclude a glass case"' uh
~lurthn Mitchell' tongue und :Spiro t\gne" "• bmin
I h1s \\ td. on Sanford u11J jon: Frtd mJSUllc:s the Ku 1\lu'\ Klan
for Halln"een gh(»ts and tn\IIC:S them in for apple bobbtng.
fhts \\C:C:~ on Polttl& a/ Poaruu Nelwn Roc~efellrr guot t n.
"Talk \\ llh Rod)" 1 n fr.1nk and so meum~ brutal in ight tnto the
mms.J 01 our V1ct J~rondent . Rod:~ comment:> on Ford' KC~t
lobotom). unc:mplo)ed millionaires. Henry Ka mger's sc~ bfe,and
~UnC) K1nmgcr ' paddle fet1sh Bu~ pcrhap the bc5t 1n tght tnto
the man behind the "H1 'a fclla" i gnen \\hen Rock)' drop all
lt.:tddmg ruld comment C'.1ndidly on f'O\eny. Rockefeller ... l'hc
problem ""1th po'-'r pe-ople, M l cc 11, a that they're ugl). It comes
from ~n(rnllon ol inbreeding \\lth other ugl) poor people."
Colleges e:
• m ure ga1t1s
another inch
Mel Jon~
~tarr Writtr
1 he combined student IL oda
tion pre tdcnls ot Ocegon Com·
munH) ( ollc:gc f'CCCntl) ~afhrmed
their c:ns.Jor,cmcnt of liallot Mc:~uurc
9, the: iloudc.tr S.tlcguard!l lnitiatl\c.
1 he cndor-.cmcnt udd.. another
l.lrgurlllation tu the long li't or
pr1.1p~mcnb uf the mt>ll~ure .
At thci1 mcctms Sept. II\, rhe
Huard uf Prt~ldenu ol Orc:gun Stu
dent ,\li,)t'ttat•on and Lomml$$1l'ns
(<.: OSt\C) realhrmc:d the roolu·
twn the m:adc :-.;," 23, 1975 The
......... o~ l bc:hc\ ~ the uutiatm: d·
drc' e the three mollt 1mponnnt
problem 10 the nuclc r tndustr •
''il tc storugc:, le!ottng of !'.lfet)
Htcms, ond huhtltt).
I he1r rnoluuun otcs made-quacse:> m the ptc:$ent nuclear
saf~autuds S) litem.
I. Nuclear po\lrer pbntA, both
e hUng and propo c:d. have
cmergenc) safety system) which
han nc,cr been full) tested fhc:rcas
no assuran~c thnt the plunt5 nrc safe
2. 1 here is nn pro\'Cil ~'n)' to
5ton: nuds.:ar waste\ thllt m orne
~;a'es n~main i.l.mgcrous lor a halt
mtllton ~ars .
J. Cur:r'Cnt t-ctlerul Ill"" hmn,
the utiht) comp.ml~'liabalit 111 ca~
of nuclear acetdcnt.
The CO felt th.1t Ballot
tca~ur~ 9 dtr«11 cunlronh thtje
thttt mujor pr.lblem attn nd urged
OtcgM· 25.000 \;ommunat) co.ll~~
!>ludent to otc \'-0 <'n P9 :\u\ 2
i\u} un~ mtcroted m more-tn·
funnutmn !ihould <:t1nHt\;t •
Bellll\ 1t11 ut b5b-2C)\I, e t 257 Co-operation success ul
\lan \ndrt~'
'tan '' rh~r
tn 1b 'C""'od ·<"n r t ht '\tt\' art
Co-op '' ~ 1>11\F. Mrong.
I ht l Klp -.mrted 1.•~• ye"'r ami
in,oh~ ,n ""·"art r~idc:nh . I hey
do then "' n deanmg and nln'c
qucntl get to leer the 5.000 "h1ch
n<.'rmalh r.a~ n Januonal !1\ltll.
TIll~ $5,000 rcr ) e~r I und' .It'
ll\ 111~ tor rc.\tdcnt~ nnd the '~hool
't~.; .·mrt hold meeting' to decu.le
y. h .t a ell~ 111~ tu put mune) anto.
lnc restdcnt frcqucntl) go out to
dmnct. 1.'n ~trent N have dorm
dtnnc~ 1 he) rtan \0 retreat tO the
C'\\3 t tht~ ~at urdll).
1 he hall a ~urrentl) pon ... unng
an \lrphnn chtld trom Bnnil. 1 he)
alo;o hll\"C pbn' lor a bike -.h,lp,
y. ood h<:\p und ,, literature room. 1 he\ IM\C held lclur dorm ihnncr,.,o
far .utd plan more. t-=11~ ult' mcmbcf' •
.ue '"' ttcd hl thc'c me.th 'ionc ol
the monc) tti>C' to mdl\'tdunl
rc,,Jcnh.
Col'\'\ llu ~h. ,, "otcwnrt RA. •
... :ud that rc:.tdcnt' mu<~t ''8" •' co-op
c\lntruct hchuc mo\ln@ tntl'
"ooc\\1111. He s.tud m.nnttnancc reo·
plt mndc 10 ~rect inn' tll Stc\\ .an ht"t
,c:nr, hut he \:nc:'' ol none tht' lnll.
lJ pC('mtng pl.an~ for .til l.l •
~tudent • splln,llfcd h\ the ~lC\\Ort
l 0-i.'f'· tncludc gue''' to :.pea~ lr<.llll
the \lplta Commune m .outhcrn
Oregon nnJ u llshtng nod cnmpang
trtr h'r 1.1c:ult). ,tnlf .md ~tudcn" in
ett ... tcrn Ou:g''" Date' fot thcr,e
C\Cilh nrc unccn:un ,\1 thi' tunc.
Slc\\ .trl rcstdcnh led the co-op
'" u ~lmd Wll) tl) \Hlrk together .md
get t\l \.:nll\\ each other. lft Octob\'r 1976
MnltlC ~and ruuh \\Ired for '\UUnd
Take note: Music School scores
~colt ~.-undrf\
taff \\ ritcr
1he ll chool of MU'>tC ha'
been uddtn~ to 11 v., ... t rcpcrtoir~ ol
ollcrtng und C\ent~
'c:"" cou~e.' lor l>pnng term
indudc 'World Music," a non·mllJOf
cour'e concentratang on ethnac
music fwm all p;ul" ol the world.
"Jat.z lmpro\'lsution.... a tcchmcal
cour.c lor nil tn~trumenh, and
"Bcgtnning Recorder" y.all also he
oflercd. Cmig hc:ld'>, a b.arilonc wath
a 1rong operatiC bac~t~round wtll
teach "Opera Wor\.:)hop wmter ,tnd
~pnng term .tcquircd u ... ubstunttal amount of
nc\\ equipment \ 'mechum~tl l\C.·
lion organ .. whach d~ not rcl'T
!'>olcly upon electricity ~~ prc~entl\·
being const ructcd lor tn'>tallation in
l '"n" Auditorium lt w11l jotn an
\ R P S) nthc!litcr and u computer
termmul dc ... igncd to teach baste
mu,ic :.ktll~ . It will be read} lor u'c: the chotr bnnd <and orchelllra
each hope to tour tht\ year 1 he
Choir i' orgum11ng u I uropcun tour
lor the -.ummc:r T ht 81\nd hn' hope:'
of .t 'Pring tour tn Ala .. b The
Orchc·.tru mu)' go on a hort c"cur·
-.ion. though the dc,tan.llton and
date .arc vet un~no\\ n. • "1 hough \\C urc c.allcd u School
hv ne-.t Full. • ol Mu,ic. we constdcr our:.clvc:s to be
an tntcgral JMrt of l C," ' "aid
mu"c dtrc:ctor Retnhurd Pauly.
"1 here: are mnn) opportunities for
non-mt~or:.. from pnvntc le:.sons
and cht)"c:' tn \artous type' ol m·
.. trumcnh. to Band, Chotr and
Orche~ tra each of whtch t\ largel}'
rhc Music l>cpaatmenl htl' ul:.o I he depart mcnt as 'cr) acttvc: tn
org<tntting even h. 1:.\ er> Wedncsda)
nt 12: IS. tl stage~ a M u-.tc Hour,"
\\ tth pcrlormanc:~ bv student.,,
lacuh) and gue:.t,. An ,\(rican an.
the.th:r and mu,tc fe~uvnl ~~ being
plunn ~d ' cornpo.,c d ol non-mujor~ "
Words about Review
ose and cons on two issues
Busing on
Julia Outo
Staff \\ ritu
B~tng ts not a dtn)' word in all
quarte~ .
Hattie McCutcheon ,
tp<.'l.:eswoman and leader of the
Natsonol ~tudent Conliuon Agauut
Ruosm, wtll argue~~ V'.tlidny. She'll
tpclll: on "'Biad Studenh: "J he Fight
for OCRgregauon neM Tues., No,.
2. .3:JS p.m in the Council
Chamber• .
McCutchcon'5 tall \\-111 el'.plaan
Y.h) he bdtC\'C$ the future ofbusmg • • t road
3\'oid racial 'iolencc tn the ~chools
and communit) .
-pectul empha)t!> "ill b<: placed
on the need lor college student~.
especi~tlh blue\. \ludents to anvolve
rhem~elve, tn tht mo\emcnt tor
~chou I de,egrcg;.atton tn t hctr local
urear.. In thu wuy a poY.crful
national mo-.cmcnt can be butlt to
delend equal raght~ .
McCutche on a. the: tormer
dtrcctor of the Blad ltu~ Force
AgDtnst the War, and the co-founder
of the fhird World Women ·~
Or~tnu.auon and the 'lataonal
Black J'emim:.t Or~anwuion (NB
fO). She' al~o a lormer member ot
the::"'\, Y Afncan Liberauon Support
Committee
The lecture wtll be free:. Mel Joneo>
tarr \\ rHer
I he l C Ltterary Rcvtc:Y. tS
:.oltcattng materaallor the lin-t of two
a~:.ue. to be pr~::.entcd th~ year
Manuscnpl\ photo'>. poet r). .tnd
graphtC!o ~hould be dehvered to ~tu·
dent Box 759 Ocadhnc tor sub
mtsston'> 1~ tht 29th ol October
Last )'car there wa onlv one
i11~ue published . Jill I ruscr. thts
year's editor, hu nc\\ ide~s . "I a!.l
)'car the Rcv11:w didn't come out
unul spnnp term and erved more a~
a )'t:arbook ,ub&thutc: than a true
rcnecuon of ~tudenl work 1 ht!>
>l!'df we hope to incrca:.e circuluuon
to 7SO coptt:\ in the winter und 1,000
• t;Opte:o of our spnng ISSUe ( f~l there
t~ more comm~rucatton w11h two
1:0\UCS," ~he :oald
A taft of lour edttoh 1s putting
together tht\ flr:.t t~sue but vcry fe"'
matertab have been ~ubmmed The)
need more bind. and while photos.
poetry. grapht~ and especmlly pro\c
work' A program for .. tudent
readtn&' '" another projeCt bctng
plunned b)' the Lttcrary Rc:vtew
:ot.ttl
"Untortunntely we're runntng
on a prcm· small budget und muy
have to charge for tht:. yeur'..,
rc:vtc\\.' e1.plamed L 111a K.eppeler. un
aii~L~tant editor. "But, at the !>Ume
umt thl\ mtght prO\'tdc fund:. for
wntmg contests wtth ca!>h pn7() "
11nd blac:\; equaht) arc tacO togctnc:r.
She wtll recount her el\penenc:cs as a
member ol the Crisis Pre\cntton
tcami an Bo)ton. founded by se,eral
dolcn blad: community leade" to ••..•••.•...••.....•.•••.•. , ........••......•...........•.•......• • • • • • 1nakesour American Economic
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Jerry Jeff Walker
• ond the loti ~aeiG"d wrlh loP•cioltu..l
Vassar Clements
PRIDAY, NOV. I. 8 P.M.
n~eta •eooo In AdvMH
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..... • 0 "l got mvol\ed an tht'> year'!> Ltt
RcvteY. bec.au'>e l wunted at to be
more active than la'>l year's 1 want
tht rc\tC\\ to reflect u commumt)'
wrtting. here at l C Jail explamed
If more student' come out ol
thttr creatiVe closet:. and 1>ubmtl
matcnul, Jail':... goal mtght be re~uu ·
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1 fiHI till st•/j Jkflt'\lt' \'OUT CJ\1
tlwuxlu, bt•ltrlll' that wflat i.~ trut
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all mm. tlwt il g1'IIIUl ~pt'uJ. . •• ""I
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e,·u IUl: \iOUI'Klf th~ questiOn. Whal
am I doinE he~? For a ~ntal n ~tr, ch«k
out the A~nt o( ,\1an film en~. contmuana
toniJhr at 7 10 the Counal Chambers.
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Tom@.ht rh~ ~111 be .a B•hlll fue5nic,
1:30 m Templeton' G~' Room II •~
inVIted. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
The LL rnp 10 Kore.Japan Khcduled
for Spnn~ ummcr, 1977, JS defmueh on
The trip m..ludcs homeiuys 10 each country,
and opponumucs lor de,clopment wor~ 10
Korean '"'lases- This u the onl) tnp
1ebcdulcd for the Orient an l.he next two
yean There an: uU operungs, o d > ou'rc
mterested plea~ nouf\ the 0\enea
Proaram~ Offia-ammedu:Ud)
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~oruglu . not last Thursda.) , as the mghl
to bear thm: Bnu h Pocu m 1 marack:
Lounge It':~ t p m • •
The famou~ Catlin Ca~l Rummatt
Salr, a yearl\ c'tra,-ag:~nz.a, ~111 be held
I hurs , Fn and at at the Con~,;cnuon Hall
of the Memonal (OIL.\eum Get an ent•~
~1trdrobe ol funk\ clothes for ju"t pennies,
and help out Cathn'<> scholarship rund. too.
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The On1on Rrpetor) lncen wdl per
fonn -at .I.S tomorro~ mS}lt lll E' ns The~
u no chart~e for dmc aon
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'>ilturda~. the campu pnm and
duphc .. umg '-Cn&er ~1JI mo"e 10 lhc ~"Cment
of Zenlb.luer \v.1mmang Pa,1lron. A Xerox
9200 cop1er collacor waU be added 10 u
l!llng cqu1pmen1 . ,\n) campus-related e
mu) 15 eh~ble lor duphcaung ser,iccs
QucsU00\ 1 Call e't '\80 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Tht Sunda,, the J 1st, u Hallo~ecn,
and m honor of the da) KLC.~ath n lutle
help from !'JOF ts prhenung 30 produc
taoru of It Cam«' From Outrr Space and
( rcaturt f-rom thr Blac~ I a coon. The) wdl
be ~ho~n at 7:.30. 9.:30. nd :\hdmght 1n
C\'DM \udnonum dmusaon u 1.25. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tbt .uurda\ :st I 30, the Paonecn meet •
Wtllamc:ttc an .)et another e. ample of the
G~<~t menc:an 'pcctudc a lootbaU game
._-acts open tonight
lrl Jones
taff \\rhu
l'hc LC l beater Ucpanment
will opm !U fim productaon tn the
~ theater tontgbt. T~o .studml
directed onr-ac:u. John S) n~·~
R.ilkrl 10 IM ~ and Lanford
Wihon"s Thr GrNt ~rbule~ ,, Orwn,
will be prucntcd 1n the tud1o
thaler Cun.&JD tS at p.m and
adanu1on tS fne to LC tudentl.
facuh) and salf
Cathtnne Dmta and Anne
ScbaJeQ arc d1ncung tbeK plays as
pan of theu ~enior proJects. The cau
for .lbduJ mdudcs Ann Houle,lna
Ciroerun~o Laurd Woolley and
David Hahbunon The two "omen
,. Ntbul.D are played by Merednb
Fuathm and Lucy Hallock. Rtdtn tu the St>a dep1cts the
hard haps of c:u tence on the Aran
blnnd on the w~t coast ot Ireland.
""S)n~ ~•n auempun~ to sho~ 'he
slruggk for tile :sparut thu bleak
and angt) Co:lSt," cxplamed dlrt'\:tor
01VJ\a
Tht' vUQI \rbula In Or(on
portn) a contemporary theme. '"It
'onccrns the da~iiiUSlonment ol I'-' o
women "hen the) find that thouah
the) ha-.-e da!ferent '&ucccuful'
bfcst)lcs, they are sull caught an
~hat l call the human cond1Uon:
explamcd Schascn
BccaUJC the o~acu have been
dCSJ&n&tcd .. nunor productions.. ..
they "'~U ha'<e JUSt a th~e-day run
and v.tll close this Sa&urda) naghl
'o rc:scn-at1ons arc ncc:cssan . • •
lhe Portland S}mphonlc Choir
present the ~orld prcm1er of a com·
m1~51oned ~ork b) Tom&! vaboda, Th~
c~ltbr atlon oj Lif~. J t.lnt<~ta on 1\rtec
poctr), 3'\ well as The Sarucl StrHtt, b)
Em~t Bloch. This ~ill be Sunda) at .2!30 tn
• ... e Ci,ic udnonum . ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••
This v.eek'5 madmght movae at the
Mo,Je Hou.K, W. 12th and Taylor, ts
Reeftr Madnes.' It cow. only 92c bcc:nu!oe
it's pou:lored b\ a IOC".I.J radlo station wnb
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of the Hea~~ \\ater licbt ho~~t from San
Francu.co, 1 c:ur~ntl) shoWlng a1 the Ken
dall Planetanum al 0-\JSI. m 3-0. You get
to wc.ar funny glasses and sa) oooh and a.aah.
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For tho c ~1shmg to appeal campu~
par~mg cnalloru. Trathc oun ~•U be h~ld
\\ cdrKSda}. 11-12 Call cKt 3-SO for appoint
ment There ~,11 be .1 sp«aallecture, 1 he T
Provam, Htahtr onsdo~nn~'
[duc.ahon, \\ed . O' ) at 7 JO p.m.
1 empleton' Gray Room. l hio; pan1
lectu~ wall focus on concepts of
consciou,nc:M .Jnd us 1mpact on cduca
A set lO!(Cihcr meeting lor all SIUda
pracucmg the l. M te4;hn1que w1ll be held,
ti:JO p m on Wed . ov 3 again 1n the
Room You'll meet eJch other and plan
T.M. activutes we want on campus.
PcnonaJ checkmg of mtdttalloa
.nilii.Jble 11-12 u m at Dr Wnght'
~~~ ~-~ar.! .'.h.C!. ~T.e. ~~r ............. .
rhe-·_.ntarama- Bazaar, spc>nsore
the Mol ben· Club wall be held Fn , "'o'
1n Suamm D1nang Room, 9.30 a.m to 4
The annual buaar 1.5 a fund raJ 101
for " \':lnet~ ol c:ampu' nC'cd ...
rhe bencht waH feature
11cm~ such as rutn bonnets, JC:~elry
hohday d«omuon\, b.lkcd good •
and n anuqu~ booth
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1 GA : 2c/gallon below normal I usic majorcopsRatte Aw
I Either Mini or FuJI-sene I
II LABOR: 10% discount I
I PART : 10% discount CHEVRON I
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1 B; popular dmuurd Burlmgam~ ~
1 Ch~1ron has offertd w th~.Jt pnct 1
II reduCJions I D card uqu1red J gallon 1
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I Ta ft'rr Rd &: Tern tilt er 245· I
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S&alr WritH
One: talented acruor u JPVen the
Rena Raue Memorial Award each
)car for scholashc duttnction Thu
tJinc around, Becky Brauer walked
awa) wath ~ pnzc. the fim mUSIC
maJor to be so hono~ed .
The 1~11rd JIKlf V."lU atabhshcd
SJ ) ean ago an honor ol Rena Ratte.
a philo opher and LC professor
Each )Ur 11 u gn en to a sent or ~ ho
has acbte\'ed c~llenct 1n some
field Wmnen to dute bJi\'C been
J m~ Palumbo. Barban Loomt
Kilt) K.ladttrup, Rud) B)rd and
Paul Vounpuan Thil year'a tnbutc took: form tn a atauon plus a SIOO
Jlft cen•ficale 10 the colic~
booksco~ .
A paano Jtudent sanc:c second
pade, Brauer awuc:~d to orpn
upon cntenns LC. he's kno~n for
her am tr) on the chapel orpn.
espcaally mus1c from 1~ French
cl:usu:al pcnod Sbe ;uuuncd gold
medal ttandrng at the pobne
Mu11c: and Apphed An fesli\"D),
lulspnng
he came to 1 C tu u Nauon I
lent schol .. r o far she' complied
o 3 9 G P A Dcspate her
tud1ousncu the orpntJt don not
want to be knowa u •tbe bl'aln" .. tudyang asn't enough to
gomg. .. she u1d •Js.tud) to
the people around me What
amponant to me IS anvol\-elnta
other people I v.ouldn't
personal ~lauoruhtpa to ::n"'"
laJt summers he spent a
at Colorado Stale Unl\erJtt)
1ng organ under Dr. Anton
an ustr:un orgom t
follo"ang graduatton. she ......
an \ acnnn under I he: a me man
lr \'Citng around crman
u :1011 ror )C: r ~he ~.u
grndtl.iltc chool m OJ"Slln
mana: hop n& 10 teach o
collep lc:.,'CI LC
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\hho
from
play~
~dll(
to th,
rc.1ll}
man a 1
The~
itanc
ng Ill
)'eN
E \ ~
\s or
n educat
r all stud
ill be hoi'~
n in the
and plan
npus.
nechtauon
ght's offia
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r. spon50
id Fri., ~ •. ov
)a.m. to.$ . . ratscng
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good. lll October 197«»
: Re.f· calls ga1r1e
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!jtaff \\-rher c
1 C's \ arsit) soccer tc:um got n
an leu than acnted soccer
1nuday .ts the) pln~c:d to a 2-1 tte
uh Ponland Community Colle~ •
• be aCtion "'a' )I) ruush that the
ctee ended the gnme premature !)
uh ''""' manut~ lell 111 the eoond
!though this ·~ not ll common
xcurrenc:e in college ~occ:cr, Coach
E\"'nS ugrecd \Uth the rer5
remon to end the game uri)'
.. under the carcumstanco l
L at wus the right thang to do I
"IS surpnscd he didn't call it
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Evans sumnwnt~ first halt ac
from u l.C vaewpoint aycna.
'e played \ery 188TCUI\CI)' and
v.ell in the first half ~ v.e just beat
to the ~II u lot. We moved the
re;1ll\ ~ell and pic~cd up m.an-
~P"m••n 11 agnmcnu "
The c:cond hulf "-•~ diHerent
su.ned to m1M dcferuivc
snments lind both teams were
wan of slopp) play and frustrated
at the ball und opposing
CD
E.,\, Kumbruwah and Lows
os.s scored LCs goals. Coach
angled out the dcfen.)l\"e play
Joel Matchcll. Grant Hcrncd, and
ott Mecgu a ouutanding .
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race fur the ball I C ...:orinr dm~ cui ~hort bJ P<T
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omen's soccer: it's all in defeat
invoh ·crn•e~
uldn't
.tups to ... uu
she "~nt a
: Unt\tnil\ • Dr. Anton
. c: same man.
;J German
ur, :.he \\ tU
m or n
I ldlCh ltUIIIl!; \nn Stet1ur ,,.rr Writer
• • v.omen s \o'&rs.ttv soccer • contanued au backward ilide
5.\turd&)' as th~ U of Orqon
~a] P·hl LC 4-l. Tl\c JV C\oened
record b) handlins St
s 4·2 on Monda).
The Oreaon Ouc~s bhtzed the
ma~eshih deleruc "ith
&oab an the lint c~entecn
LC quicll) rcsroupcd and
t'd Oregon {or the remainder of
contot. but LC h.uJ dug
"ed anto a hole too deep to
OUt of.
the madpomt ol the f>CC'Ond
llc.lcn Peden thrc:tded 11 p •»
the DueL: dcfendc:lli to
Doocc Farm·. \\.hO lir~ • the Paonec~ onl) goo I Wnh a
oaJ lead, the: Due~ ch D(;ed
[)IUe" ata\'r eft on. pulhn mo t
r learn back into .. choke-oW' Rtsht Jideline~ Liz Wanenand
..:risu Koch were double--cumed
ma~t ot the ~nd half. but LC• left
tde, led b) defender S..Uy \Tisher
and midfielder Jun -spod;· Roath.
tool up the au.ad.ans )lac:'-:, and
threatened to add to LC') total the
final l'ifleen minutes.
Rl&ht defender ~helle) Mitchell
continued her domiruanoe of the
corner ams, patroUine bcr terntory
for erram paues to cle.1r or tide
tuckling dri' ing \\ ingers. Her pl:t)
oil the ~nch solidified the Paonecr
dclcn~ en the fiNS halt, &&nd goahe
Emil) John5on snared C\'Cr) Oregon
llttcmpt in the econu halJ.
luhe Dannecn dro\'c in tY.O
1coro to ICGd the J\' to n 4-2
dC'Cbmn O\~r ~t. ltelcn• Wenger
Jcanane \\ cegnmn ran the l Coffc~
U~> ~ohc controlled the ~cc of the
actaon trom the nght adehne
hdlidder Jamcc Zacho14
paired wnh \\ 1egman to rurm "rong p.:as~ illl through attack for the
Paoncers. Maroy Kcman pla)~ a
strong pmc at center half 10 chwan
the opposang an.ad: at midfield.
Tomorrow afternoon at
Gm'l'old, the J\r tact. oH apuut
St. Mar) 's at 4 p.m On turda),
the \-anity tra,els to Cot'\-alll$ to
~h:allenge the Bca~ten of OSl.. then
returru Monday to Gns"'old to host
Pacahc tci;;ified'--- ---1
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f kcp, 1t1ur. '' dable from nov. to I
llkc-15 S:ZO per n1gbt. ~J.:ian~o aUf i "a mer uc:tl\1llet. all Mili:e ckle 1
nt .81-25.SO_en:run !o, • • I
II Jubs on ShaSM! menc:an. Forcsgn.l
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I or caeer Sc:nd S3 00 for anformauon .l ,I ~F . lkpt K-10. Bo 2()4Q,,
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November 16
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Tickets $5, '6, 17
plus DAVID ALLAN COE
T'kiiCion •a Celt 1 ~ .,.,, Ftall tc•ctc ~t ~ C.dllrt
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Ihurs. Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. to noon
to discuss details of the Program and career
opportunities for college gr.tduates in this
growing, neYt field.
••• You may qu~aty for this intenseve, 12 "'edt:·
po~t-gril.duate coo~. whidl prepares you to
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LA\\) ER S ASSIST 'T PROGRA 1
U 'I ERSin OF S DIEGO
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~n Drqo, CA92110
(714}291-6480 E L247 llno'> Uolrna~:tl
..,pori' \\ rlttr
Whitworth [\)olbilllcn held \ t
h> ''' lo\\C\t .. cor~ of tht yea1 ltt!lt
"'nturdll\' a' the Ptratc:s ~ntlcd to a
~I I 0 Northwest t onfcrcncc win <II
..,pol..ilnc \\ u'hington .
B,llllOCC WAS the ).;ey \O the
Whuworth attnck Although 11 17
for 2tl 2Sb-ynrd pns,tn8 game yteld·
cd the ho!.t~' four touchdo~n piny ...
the P1rutcll rushed 60 ume., for an
cquulh potent 246 yard'
1 he Ptonee~ jotned the nennl
~how wtth n rc)pectable 346 pa'''"~
vnrd,, but Whitworth dtlender'
piCKed off \lA p3"'!1eS and allowed l (
only SO net yard!> on the ground m 22
carnes
5cott McCord had 33 com
plcttonll on 54 to,.,e., to 'et a ~chool
\en <jon pa,'ltng record of I 58 for 254
'"''h only I 5 mterccpuon'l He al\o
'ct nc~ I <.. and "11\VC llca"on murk'
of I 9~3 yard' pnssang and I 967
ynrd' total oct'co~t.
1.<.. opened the gume wtth u 10
ploy. 81 yard dm:e endtntt 111 .1
McCord Pil"' to Brnd C\tortcr lor a 13
\urd 1 D Ketth Bm,.,hum hit the:
• P \ 1 lor a 7 ~) score
\\ h1tworth \H~UI .thead ltlr good
mtd'" 1) thruugh the liCCond stllt\/a
"hen \\ 1hon htt <.iarv Rao;mu sen •
lor ,1 I"' ) ,tnl I{), ami ftgmn b\.loted
the con\cr~t~n to make 1t 14-10 ,11
lmlt umc. ~tCH \\ thon evened the
lute in tlu. hnt ~.tuurter by pnu101
y!lfd Ill t hlUf I onv lor,, r'ntlh:
then l.u:ktnl' th~; t.Xtlll pmnt
r~:•pundcd on tt' 1\t '' po!l!lC: .10
tuktn~ the ptg k111 to the Whtt
18 yntd lint to IIC:I Uf' a J
Ru,,hum lteld goul
I he Ptrale delenst
down 1n 1 he ~ct:ond hnlf. "qu
l t •, p<t!lsing game wtth lour
tc rccpuon' und allowing no •··
'conntJ
Whllworth rounded out
\Cormg m the thtrd pcnod
P"'''' from Duunc Mnuhc.,.,
\te"e Poor ,md Long Wil'lon
two conver~iom. and a 27-yard
gonl.
I ( no~ lull'> to u thtrfi •. nlo ....
wuh Pa,thc l uthcrnn wtth a
conference ccc;.ord The
return to Gn.,~old ~tndtum
duy for u I '0 p m game
conlcrc:ncc·lc<tdlnJ.l Wtllnmette
Northwc ... t
Standulg~>
Wtllnmcttc <. onfuencc:
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l C'• 'anll} volleyball $QU.td
brought home at'~ llr'lt troph) of the
~son last ~ec~end ~tcr .t ,uong
a.ho\litna; in the •Willamettc In·
vnauonul T ournamcnt". With 1 hett
•i]{ "i~:touo, the P1oncera; boo\ted
thetr o'ernll record to 2-l.
Ct&ptam Kat h)' Chmtoft pl11ycd
her linot dclc:ruiH: game of the )tar.
and her con utcnc) led L C to tt's
tceond 6tratght lnvttauonal title.
Tbc Ptoncc~ got a SQrc m theu ttnul
match n&a1nst Mt llood Commum
ty College. ""ho pla)cd LC rtght
down to the full three game5 before
droppmg tht' decision lo-14, l-'·lb,
lS.II.
1 hi~ ..,.ceLend 10 A~hland, the
13-I Ptonccr spakc~ Wtll dtlcnd 1 heir
Cahfornia-Oregon lnvituuon .tl ~tol
lt)·ball title. LC has been tumng up
for the turnc~ by reeling oU t weln~
uratght v1ctonc:6, lotlh8 only tn
nationul po~er Portland State m u
tough three game rnatch.
I he wed:end tourne)' teuturc:
~tate 5ehuoh• I rom nonhcrn ahfor
nia an.J Orcgun, und lur the far~•
Hme. the lJnaH•,it\ or Nc••ndn at •
Rcnn hab entered
The P1onecD. lour urnc W ~IC cunlcrcncc doublc-hc<!dcr
1 he \'ollcyball qulld ~~ un
dc.lcatcd thut tur in contcrence pluy.
und " on lib w,1y to captunng un
unprecedented lift h ~>lrutght Iitle.
llclendmg ,, ~long of thr~ sHatght
~Otth\\C)t l>tSHitl ntJ~ . the
Ptonec:rs \Iilli \ru\c:l to Nampa Idaho
10 l:uc No,~mbc:r to parucapate in
tntcrdi11tnct com~uuon
1 he J.\' Pioneer ha'e \·et to ,
brent 1nto the wtn column. but the\' •
young ~quJd ha\ played aggr~sl\ el)
ag;unst '"r it) tc.tms. They dropped
a dose match to Mt. Hood lust
1 hur~a).
Chn tofl anchors the LC
defense. which h.1 a pa:.t rcpumtion
ul ll.t~uiian pl.t~ .. 1 he) diF up
C\CI) thmg." dutm~d oppo,tnl!
c:v:u:h Marlene Ptpcr. I he I.C
dclent~c led thl." 1'10necr to a ~>cvcntlt
(li.I\:C ltntsh tn latl year'.., mall
college nation.tl~ . l·r~hman J1ll
I uylor h.Js tno\cd into the 'enter
back f'OStllon. ~.tnd huJ ~>moothh' •
molded her tah:nh into the LC
IJIIIIC)..
llcnn\' cent cu. thl." talll C front
cltBmsn. rcmam unhcatcn sn con·
fercntc match-ups. Ln~l ~ed: the)
held oft George fo1 and Pacific sn a tme. w luch ha11 cau cd the Ptonecfi
10 a lull thcu c:mph&lil I rom dele nbc
to olfcmc l>ulln£ one rotnuon, rhe
l'aonccrr. po tllon Marthll Scmpcrt.
Anne Ucnn). ond Kathy "Hohu"
lldlcrnan ucrun the lronl hne, all
ol whom atand at least 5"9". fheu triple blotks. 01 c\cn \he. threat ol
them. have.: mumtdutcd oppostng
~piker:-. into error.. .md .. oft dink
~htlh
All-Star I tndu Kdl~ hu ad·
ju~tcd to her nc\\ setttng (lO~Illon.
and hn<> added quttknt'' to the
Pioneer auuck 'She set~ from the
baclm.l\\ ,tnd htt!'> I rom the front ltne,
a plus for \cr~uulity on an ulrcad)
po~crful line-up.
'I he ne.llt home contC$1 lor the
Pionecr11 n. chcduled tor Thur day.
Nov. 4, at 7 p.m. tn l'amplin ~hen
the PSlJ Viktnp chullenge LC.
Wh111 hdpp.on
fo• u~ ~llh
Phil
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Lewi' & Clark C_o_ll_eg"""c _______________ --=..:28 October J 976 VoJ. 35 ' 'o. 5
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AIDn \ndrtw!>
Statff Writer
A meetang ol the lull luculty lost wecl.
on tenure: propo~als b) the Boord of
Trustee:~ mu} huvc: ct a rec.ord for bre\1ty
When tt wa' over thc:r' wa\ no qucstaon a 'Ito
tht l.u;uh\ · • leehng1-. on the: mutter
\1 1 ut \\ u~ 11 tru~tec recommc:ndatao n
w place a hmll nl 60 pc:rcc:nt on tenured
lucUh) 111 I.C. I he prole:• so~ '""" the
ugg~tcd hmllu.; a threat to both the: quality
ul ucadc:mu: hie \It LC und their career:.
hu:ult) member~ ilrrhed prepared tor a
real donn) broo1. md kft laushmg fhc
mmutc) later ulh:r a faculty po ition was
propo~c: d, .a call lor the QUC')tlon "a· ap
prO\Cd \\lth u h.andlul ol nays. and the
rc:~.:om mendataun uppro\ed
I hcrc: Yterc: no 011\ vote~ ~~ t. •
Arlc:agh Dud:.on, cha~rman olthc: f'acul-
1) Pc:r~onnd Adva~on Commauec: ( FPAC),
wad a mouon to Mudy tenure: policies began
a }c.ll and a hall ugo.
The Board ol 1 ru:.tec~ ~ludacd the
m •• ucr nnd turned o~er "' n:soluuon., 10 the
lacult) lor approval On Oct 20 the faculty
appro\ ell the r.:solutto lt "hkh no\\ go back
to the Board lor H final dtcJaton 1\>o\ 22.
•
l>ud~on 'illd th~: f' I, A( .ac:cept.:d
rc::.uluuon!> ( .tnd D il!l ollc:rt"d b' the
I ruMce:. but tcJet.tcd rt:\Olutlon.. \ .md 8
Re>olution A s;ud thut no more 1 hun 60
pcrc\!nt of the laculty ~hould bt! tenured
Jen"' t O\ltr • Starr \\ rttrr
I '\lJ ~t.tnd:o. lor I lcum. New'\ G,uhcr
ng. u thtrd new' mc:dtum .u I (. It •~ u \ideo
ped nc\\' prof nun t hnt wu .. the 1dea ol
l"'u'~ rt Fo:\. \Cruor .udc:d by Dr Dan
tamomc
Jn ~eptcmbc r I O>.i needed another clll~li.
he talked to\> Ill monte ·•bout the po\Mbah
y lll domg an mdc:pendcnt ·'ltud~ wnh Vldco
laP<:o new' He had prcvaou .. ly worked wuh
prole!>\tonul m the held Vtumont' wus
·ccc~nt ,,\t to the adc;a
• Jed Cuultmun. another ~tudent, '"·'~ •
antc:r~tcd m the pr o~pcct ol u new!' prugrnm
produced by l C student!> nnd cont.ac:tcd fo:\
and Viamonte . Mum ~oplc 'oon ollcred
thear ~CI'\ lt.'C~ to Ll\lJ but there Ytere feYt
tob' kh. Con,t:qucn tl\ the cia's wu~> hmited
to ~.:omm muJor' .tnd pc:oplc: \\<ith 'orne
cxpcncncc m 1'\ producllon
fhe .. chool pur.:hw,cd \\hut'~ co.~llc:-d J
MporH•·p.tck"' It tncludc-. J \tdeo·t.&pe
recorder whach record' both color pa~.;turc '
<1nd 'ound The tupt.' at UM:' loo~ h~c large
cu,.,cuc, I he muchinc: ahell lool~ lilc: an
O\'Crgrown ca .. ,cuc pla)'cr. e~ccpt it i' IMgcr osa
Resolution B said the admmastrutaon ~~ohould
be ghcn the option ot offcnng a one: to fi\c
year contmc;t to n faculty member who Js
othc:N asc quahhed for tenure and ~hose
contnbuuons arc " Juablc: to the callc:gc:
tic: ~id the: Committee: offered lis own
resolutiOn m plntt ol ~nd 8 T hot resolu
tion spelled out ·an lttullonnl cone"Crns
about tenure without damag~ng tndtVidual
'oncem ." He Ptd the Committee and the
lacuh) wanted to -reconCl c: tndJ\ldual and
inllltuttOQal concerns ..
R~oluuon C ~ould c:bnnge the tame at
~h1ch racull,li mc:mbcn \\ould reu~ Reurc
mc:nt U• presently mandator) ut oge 68. nd
the: mstiluuon rna} II for rcurc:mcnt at 6S m
cennm cato. R=oluuon C YtOuld loYter the
n:tutmcnt ge to 65 Ytlth the conduaon th.at
mcmbcfll can C'()ntmue pa t that gc \\llh the
an~llluuon'J appro" I.
Resoluuon D ret;ardli profc:ssronal
dc\clopment (or quaht) oi facuh)) tudcnl
C:\iiluauon) present!) determmc the c:ffcc
tncn~ Ol tru.tructors. rhe TQOiutaon stUtCil
I hut the Board oi T rwtcc hould lso 1 kc
pMt In the: faCUh) ·~ development .
00<.1 on !mid tbe resoluuom ~.Lrc -not
m •• t.:ang any dramatic change." but are Mmp-
1~ ll contmuang «'elopmc:m an the rca of
tenure When a ked a( he thoushl tht: BOOlrd
• ol TrwtcC$ "oulcJ 8J'C final upprov~l. he
:s.aad. "I fed lturl} a:uaan the' \nil. llle) Ytllnt
the ~o.c1mc thm_gs \\e \1. ant."
and records imago a Ytt:ll n "oumJ • Pmal
ly. m the bollom of &he: cart. l5 the: b.sllccy
"tuch l~t~ up to lour hour~ hut t11l.:o eigha
hours to te~:h.ugc . As maght be e pc.;tctl.
they lr} to u c tl &p;uingl} f'or mdoor
rcporh. they run the ~> h:m olf ol \C
current (''hacb '' norm.tl elcctncit~ 11om the
wall outle t~)
Care mu t be rol.:cn m u,ingthc:camcr ••.
II it "ere poantw dm:-ctl} intu the un or
bnght light,, the tubes"' ould bum complc:te-
1). l he c..,mplc:tc outfit co t O\Cr St\,000.
The '1dco ~) tcm has ad' anlages o\er
COn\CnllonaJ f\'. ror C'3mplc. 31tCf laptng n rept,rt. the n:d can be pla)ed back an the
:.amc: cnmcrn that lilmc:d 11 Inc tapa that
lire u ~can~ em~ and reused anJcltnue-
1)
~l;~~;G." ~·d Fo:\. ·hope~ to Ill le<~M
touch on the: tbin~ thut are e. ~.;llmg" ~h fnr
a' Robert a~ con'"-erneti, C' c:r) tudent h:u tor
' ) a potential nc:"" tor) II )OU ha\e
mlorm:uion on 3n)ilhin~ 1hnc :seems
neYt '4orth). cull e" . .544 unu )l!U nught see
It C1\\C~ On tbe J \ SCI tn the lounge b) the
into dc:•k. The) huYt one progrnm per ~«k
dunng tbc: lunch hour.
E ditur"!> ~ ot c:
Contnar~ to th~ intimation un plll:r\li1C'
1.uf la,l \llt'\'J. ·, 1 OC. lheT~ "l'ft' nu Rrithh
puth in lamllracl.; I hur~cJa) night.
l'h~ poel dtdn't hto" 11: ~C' diiJ.I'atrh:la
Btt"r, l~rtr Morun ~and \thian tl~nn reall~
"ill rnd in Taam11rad• tomght 111 II p.m. For
thu ... e inh•rotcd m ~h11tting inrumtall) with
thl!! P""'"· lhr) "ill al'o M in l'amaracJ.. at
1:00 lhi~ ~anernoon . ' J ~colt Jon~
~tarT \\ rtttr
Eugene McCanh\ \ chance of Pre<-1dent111l '1ctor) 1', ot be~t,
n:mote. But 'tC\Or) 1 not the theme ot the McCart h) campa1gn
The goal 1s to C)t,,bh.,h the Independent Pan\ as a "lcgiumntc: ..
part) ~ 1thm our poliucal '>p«trum
II Mc:Canh) n:ce1\c li'c percent ol the popular \Oteon 'Ito\
2. the Independent Pan) '"" be rec:ogtured b\ the federal
Elecuonl> comm1 1on and ~CCI'C cump1ugn fundan~ from them m
thefutun: \\ llh F ec lund mg. the lndependent Purl\ Will be nble to
par11C:tp.atc wtth . nd oiler an alternative to, both the Repubhun'
and Oemocrah
\li 11 ~lands , the FE'C ,, m o deadlod.. regardmg the rate ol
Mc:Oirth) • camptugn .tnd the Independent Pam The t-EC
c:onM t5 of three Democ1uh .md thtC"C Rcpubl1c.1ns The lndepen
dent Pan) \HI'> ongmall) ehg1bk for three m•lhon dolla~ in
eampatgn lund' But. "nh the Democrats oppo mg ~uch an
allocauon and the Republicans uMnamou.,ly 10 hl\Or, o ~tnlemute
mulled
The Democmh are alnud Eugent" McC.uth)' "ill dro" off the
hberal·pro~l\c ~ mg of the part) .\nd 1f recent polh. on
Mc:Canh) • gro"mg ~trength are any andtcatton. they 'hould be
The Republican~. on the other hond. arc delighted at the
thought ol McC.anh) lacltonaii7Jng the Democrauc Part). The)
ha\'e nothmg to fear. bemg neat her liberal nor progr~'ive
The poanl i that both outloo~~. Republican and Democmuc.
arc corrupt 1cCarth) 1 n't a .. l>poaler," he':~ a legtllmate prcs.adt"n·
ttol c:andtdate
Read the d;~tl} ne" p.apc~. ll\ten to the ~dlo or watch 1 \'
E'-er) ume Curter and ford c:httlh:ngc each other. thesr popul.mt)
dtnuna hes and McCart h)'s. uppon gro"~ the Independent P.trt)
Ill. rrtt (ll the Repubhc .. n-Democrat blpUrti\30~htp that cnpple our
nataon McCnrth) ts gotn(! dlfcCll) to the meu~an people (or
nomuuauon and. come elect ton da\. he"'" be on the Bullot1n o\er •
40 .una
1 he mo-.crnent 10 elt.:-t Eugene McCanh\ Jt 1111 1mnll. the
Harm Pollam.hcate!' Mc:t:arth) • uppon hll!> gro" n to"'' percent
and 1 oonttnuang to flex. On :-.:o\ 2 the ,\meraean people ll 11/ ha lit a
legn•mnu: ultctnall\C I be \Oter "'II not need to deb;N: ht her
\:Ole b) once uglun choo~ang. bet "cen the "lo~er ot two t\'ll " t'1nnrtr I nl
Afar bars,
fo the Editor:
It I\ undoubtedh the lu t ago
ol u deca) ang \OCtet) "hen tun~ food
rot at flt,t tooth und turns II\ la!>t
'tomach What ~and of a nataon ure
we when our ( npttun Crunch gwe~
up the h1p, our Lay':. chtp~ dtb·
appear one b) one, and the Whtl·
burger leavC-' ats last ring-around
the-mouth'/
What doom awnu~acollege hke
L<.. when at start\ h~tenang to 1\ntto
Bryant and tho!ie freako. htpp).
dopc-pushtng, panko. red, blue·
blood who nrc alway' tryang to rum
health (ood do\\ n your throat') 1\
orry da) 11 1 when we \Ce one of the
la:.t holdouts. S ..f G -t. gave an nnd
repla~ thear thtn punche~ Wtth 100
percent fr~hty-)queeled-from- the
can fruat JUICC!>
Rod Bond of .SAGA claamll the
be\crugc:s an: only tn an el\penmen
tal ~tage. J one-month tnal pertod.
conclu:.aon!. to be pr~ented to
Ho\\ard at the end of that llmt'
Don't beleave a "ord of at I ll'lt really
all a commte plot to fill U) \O full of
orange pulp und lemonjutce that we
~.-.w neather move nor open our hp'
to s•"~ a da 'cmttng vote I hen the
Ru""ktc mo\ie 1 hear tan~ m and
luunc:h thcar long-range program to
capt urc the Georgta-P Jet he bu1ldans
und u~c It~ root us a ~ecret lundmg
Iicht lor bumbers.
Furthermore, the frutt drtnk
progr<~m t!i> me.tnt to brcul.. the back
ol l C\ 'a~t ltnuncaal cmptrc 1 he
nc" JUICC cost a~ much ,,, nul~. or
'"ace 1.1 much as the old punehe~ .
l.o. reader. mark mv word),
LC'' future 111 rapadlv tumbhng do"n
the ~1ountam Bur to a 'orr~ and
\Ul!Jtlc: end. Ho\\ much longer cun
\ 1 v t conunue to show a proht b}
en ang honest to goodnes'
gr.tpetruu, apple .tnd gr.tpc JUIC~ 1
1 hili li onl~ the hrst latal )tep '\e,t
Colont:l ~andel"\ wtll commn ~Uttlde
wath a )hurp chacken nb. or And)
vnlfllh "til take an 0\erdo~e o(
pc.tnut butter and the enure lr~
enterpmc ))~tem Wtll mcll away like
an M&M
I ay .SAGA has gone too lar! I
~n no longer it back and watch the
~oft drank indUlilrY fall tlut on '''
bonleCitp , whtlc orchards JUice a
thu:.ty pubhc of tU chocolate
dollan
J~jj Pt~ru
Mail!
Don't be suprised af 10 the near •
future. you look an your mail box
and there is actually somethana
there.
The: LOG wall be admamstenng
a poll soon Its purpose: aa to gather
student tdea1 to help the LOG do a
better Job of Krvtng the LC com
mumty.
lhe poll Wtll be ICnt 10 200
randomly aelccted ttudenh. Tho11c
cho.en wtll be mformed by maal of
when to upcc:t the poll They wtll be
aaked lo fill out three or four
queillons 11nd return the one page to
I;C Box 21
1 he quc:~uonnaare a;hould take
no more than live: manut~ to t:om
plctc McCarthJ &
l 0 tht rdltor ~
f-rtdn) evcmng I \\U~ ap
prehended .1nd ac<;u,ed ol.udmgund
ubctttn~ the elc:c:tton of Gerald I ord
Beans one of the WMc:Cnnhy for
Pre,adent'' ,ubver~ave,, lammed•ute-
1) under.,tood the tmplacutaon nnd
the \CrtOUIInc!>!\ O( the ehn1gc 1 WQ!o
ullesedly consptnng to abduct \OlC!I
from J1mm) Carter und the
Democruttc Party
A populat ,\ sumptton t~ thuttl
Eugene McC nrthy were not a can
dtdate, m} vote "ould be cust for
Jtmmy Carter DREAM 0 I I
would "rite-m "ludlcrou " or ·•not
mtercsted" betore I would vole for
Jammy Carter, let alone Gerald
I· ord I am not )0 fooh.,h a' to CU\t
m} vote for one mdtvtdual merely to
ampede the other Nor wall I degrade
my!ieU by c:hoosang bet"een two
ev1h, natliel\ a~'umang that one evil
laO tran~cend the: other, construe·
II Vel\'
fhus. an hnul re)pon~e to the
accu~atton I) It m fuet many
Democrat\ have turned to (ugene
Mc;C urthy. It 1' the rouh of the
'>C' ere '>honcomin~ an both the
Dcmocrattt Purt} and Jmtm}'
( arttl .tnd [ ugenc McLLrthv "an
on I~ be held re'>pon'>tblc for potnttng
them out 2) 'out <~rgumcnt ali a
s)mbol of pohucul mcdtacrtt) and
4UJhfic, onl~ "" c.amputgn rhctonc.
l) r he mdavadual ~hould all} .and
'otc lor capable .tnd quohlied peo·
pic. not "anopernll\e co~" tn a
polittcul mochmc.
J ~cull June_,
Marks for
midgets?
It .. ~m~ to me thtll a purkang
arc:u pe"ftc.lll) mar.,ed lor compact
Cllr'\ \\OUid be U (,l.\t, e~h) and
tne penM\ e WU) to con,erve park1ng
lot \pace Wh} don't we have one'l
( omtunct· Rultr 18 Octobtr 197(1
•••
111oney 1natters ..
1 o tht F dltor
Bnllot Meu,ure 7 i~ the ftr t
election 1n the nauon to te't voter
approvnl or pubhc hnnncang or elcc
uon campaagn' In ptt.\t yenr ...
Oregon hn' led nnttonw1dc efforts to
mokc: government more open.
hone't .md nccounto blc to Clllzen!l
Wnh Mea ure 7. we once again have
the opportunuy to provtde
lender hap for the nntaon.
1 he mc:a~ure "til permit
Oregon faxpaycr) to voluntanly
"check-off" S I SO ol the1r 'tote an
come tax. alrc:udy owed. to go 1nto
'chc fnar Electton Fund, nd
manhtered by the Oregon Ethtc:s
(.omm1ssion 1 he fund would pay
c:crtatn pubhc anlormauon expenses
lor ~tatew tdc nnd legt&latave rn~
It would glVc the average
Oregon1an greater opportunity to
run tor pubhc offace Cnndidates
wtthout specanl mtere~t fundtng
could then alford to run It would
help reduce the tntluc:nce pnvate
c:ampBtgn contnbutt on~o may exert
on elected pohttculleade~ It would
.aho nllo~ more ume for pubhc
da,cu,:.ton of as-.ue<> because can
dadate.' would 'pend le!>S lime tryang
to rntt~o mone)
M c.t:.urc: 7 ha' been endor:.ed by
Oregon Common (.au .. e, the
Amencan Cl\'ll Ltbcrtu:<o Unaon, the
Oregon \FI -ClO, Oregon tudent
l obb). the Oregon C on .. umer
l caguc. l!cumenical M1m~tnc' of
Otcl!on. t ra-Count) Women\
PohttC81 Lnucu!l, (.uy Llub ot
Pnrtlnnd. the l rb.m le<lgue. the
Oregon Htgh ~chool Republican
league and the: Dcmocruuc Party
ot Oregon
\\ c hope Oregonmns will g1vc
Bullot Mea~ure 7 ~upport that" all be
heard around the country
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C 0111politlun Edit Of • <.;alh) SmJkolcr
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Adurtlalna Menaatr .w '" -Dena IC.ombol
CII'C'Uiallon Menaatr ... • _ • _ _ ... •• ...... Colb~ Schmlll
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Meyer. Ctndy O~~reru. Mchnde Pctcnon.Mtl Jona. Caahy Rcynollh. Scon Sau·ICirn,
Sam Tallm.n. Jo Anne Schnr1dcr, Bed.) W1l10n
Production • .. Will Wnaht . IC.a&htcc:n Grubb, Dutch Mandd.
Anne Stmon. su .. n lrabiiiXO
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Jtff Pierce
Manaalna Editor
Students met 1n the Counc1l
Chamber. lost week to hear more
debate on Oregon ballot measure 9
From u dtscuu1on of all the
measure!) provi$10n!\ ll soon b«ame
centered on one pomt nuclear waste
dtsposal 1 he proponent lor the
mw~ure remtndc:d h"'tc:ner .. of the
tmposslbthty of 1n5unng agamst
leakage und contom1nouon 1n the
future 1 he oppO!>lliOn revealed a
new way to d1spose ol rndtoacuvc:
produch
Measure 9 contatn\ tht~ provi
llon·
RodiOaC'tlvio•. radwanivt
Wt1Jif'3 QfiU C'ht'tnlt·a//l lO 'CIC WUJI('J
mu.st bt uoud or dupoud of
wlthtJul rt.'tLumoblt' chanct· of e.uapt'
or dtwr.uon tht.'rtof Jut' to impnft'tt
ttoragt torthquakts or othn acts of
Gotl tht'/1. sobotogt . war.
go~ ernmmtal or wrtol uutobilu \', or
Other C'OUSI.'J tht ugtsfaturt fflOI
dttm rtOJonobiJ poss1ble
~peakmg 1n favor of 9 was Jeff
Foote Execuuve Dtrector of the
Nnturul Resource' l aw lnJUtute at
the: LC l..aw School. and co
chairman of tht legal comm1ttte for
Fnend' or tht Earth
f-oote \tud wo'!tc producb nrc
rad1o1u:.ttve lor cloo;e to hulf a m1llion
)'tur~ "Putt10g that 10 u ume frame.
Ncunderthul mon appeared 75,000
year' ..1go Our country ,., only 200
)tar' old
f-oote ~>iltd nuc;;lear Wll!.tc:~
would have to be ellc:cllvcly conrmed
for hall a' long ao; mnn hu' eXI!>led on
thi~ planet. "Who w1ll wutch O\cr
that \\a,tc lor ~o long," Foote: U\ked.
"Can people a~~ume the U.S.
go\cr nment will cxi!>t long enough to
huthlull) cmry out that rcspon~
stbiht)0 Aller .111, the Roman Empire:
la,tcd but 13 ~:cntune-. ."
I ooh: doubted that nuclear
developer' would turn up .tn) .. olu
uon to wu!ltt di\po,al without public
Clndl Owen~
~tarr Writer
The Danforth r oundouon Will . . tncrea!\c tb It no ncull support neltt
}CUr for mtnonty nudcnta seektng
graduute education 10 college
teac:hmg
The foundauon whtch has long
been acuve 10 fellowship) lor
graduate tduc:auon. wtll offer ap
pro~ttma tel) 100 fellow•htp\ onnuat-
1) with 25 of the~e award\ d~1gned
for Amencan lnd1nn'. Blucks, MeA·
1cun Amenc<tn~ und Puerto R1tans
lhc lellowshtp!i. arc gtven to
pcr~on!l "committed" to c:urcef6 10
college: und umvc:r~uty teuchmg
1 hey content rate on !Ubject
spcunhlnttom likely to be tauttht in
un under~truduutc: hbcrnl an ..
cumculum.
4\pproxtmatt'ly 60-65 ol IOOnn
nunl U\\urd go to pc:r~on' applying
rts college ~;cniors und the remamin.,;
35-40 go to po t b.tccttluun:.uc:s.
Prderenoc it. gl\ en hl enrly c:ntr)
OJ'J'IhClinl und~·r 10 )'CUr ol nge
IJnnlorth l ount.lution
!clio\\ lup~ uc: lor one )C.tr but mtl\
be: renc\\cd lot H tutul ol lvur \c:tn. •
and 1nclude tu1t1on and lees plus a IOIIStance l.utt July, the U S Court
of Appeah dealt w1th a cuse m
vohnng stornge of nuclear waste, .and
ruled thut the ~ucleur Regulatory
Commtuton hud been "arbttrury
and c:apnc1ous" in handhn~ the:
~1tuat1on The: l ommt'Ston had
clrumed thec:nvuonmentaltmpac.t of
waste reproces5tng and d1spo1al
would be neshtublt "In other
words ' 1-oote \tltd "the Comm••·
ston bhndly nccepted ''" unfounded
predtcuon from liS own stuff thut
lhc:5e thm~ could be taken cure of
I he coun ordered thntthc: Commts
,ton go buck and do u .. homework "
Seated at the other end of the
toblc: wu!> Wtll Nec:s, an c:nvtronmen
tal engtneer employed by Pucthc
Power ond Ltght Co
Throughout the: di'~CUt.~ton he
empba .. iLed hi' matn argument wllh
the tnlliutive wu~ in the: wording not
tntcnt. He aid litigation on the
actual mcamng of word \\ ould lie
the men:>ur~ up tn lcg.1l red tape.
••lherc: olfC \Ome people \\.hO IO\C lU
J.:nit-piclo: worth. The) can ~top you
cold m your tracks b) t.tltn~ you to
coun and ~a) ing 'Aha! \' ou dtdn't
meet the tntcnl ol the: Ia" !'So even tf
you didn't ban nuclear po\\cr.
•omebody \\ ould ccnutnl) dela) it
for year!) w h1le 11 \\'cnt throu~h the
coun:.. It's happened an the tndu•ilr) already ..
On the problem of nuclear
w.utc, Nees ag:un argued wtth
.. cle\ler wordtng," particularly
"rc.lsonllble· and "acts of God.M He:
quoted from Web~ter's : un act of
God 1s "an extraordinary mtc:rrrup
tion of the natund events of on
unusual cause that your expenence,
for~ight or your care cannot
reasonably fore3CC or prevent:·
"I'm Jsked twtcc 1n the second
pro\11~1on to take ·r~onable action'
ug.unst an unreasonable event I atn
never hope to do that "
Foote reminded h1t. opponent
of the words " c~use<~ the
Le81•1nture may deem rea5onobly
poss1blc:," '<~Yin8 the Lcgi!!lature had
enough brairu to know what could
and couldn't be guarded aguinst in
.tdvance.
"'e~ pulled u brown poker
chtp-11ed pellet lrom h1~ pocket. It
w.t... a ample of "boros1lic glass"
which he said wa~ the answer to
wa,te d1sposal. The method of
productng th:tt glauc:d wdste in
volved melung dried radao .. u:uve
Wa!ltc with ground-up gJu., at
l000°f.", allowing n to \Oiidtfy in
stainle~' steel canm tel' and then
"n1cktng them tn a hole m the
ground
-vou've got ll in glass thul'"
e,o;entiall)' m~olua bh:. you \le got a
hnlf tnch steel wall on the outa•de.
f ven 1f vou rubbed the ghn" ~;ou
couldn't get any ol the radioacti\e
mute1ml out of it becau'e the
rudioacti\ll\ t!> loc:l..c:d in it."
There wuo; un important que\\·
uon .a .. ke;d b) pectalor ~tary Dan·
lord '\he aad o,he had ltstcnc:d to
'1/(;c. .and other~ a\ nuclcur -tH.hnolog) "'us ..ale and that the
plant" could wor~ an the pubhc:' bot
mterot wuhout mcar.ure 9 If the:
plant could ea~il) do e\cr) t htng
mea ure Q requ1red, then\\ by are the
JlO\\\:r ~:ompaniC'> oppo,tng n? 't't p3u ed. then aslo.:cd her to
rcpe•ll the que.uon.
inorities
sttpcnd.
For more tnlorrnotion c~ntact
Or John trvm (ll4) 862-6200
Rebecca Creen
Starr \\ rJtu
Untapped opportuoltte<~
abound for mmont) students
w1shtng to conttnue ~choo l after the
undergraduate le\lel Graduate
\Chools acli\Jd.) ~c:d. broad ethnic:
~tudent bodie~ and man} uni\ef'llle'
ofter programs 'ipt~:lfu;all) de·ugnc:d
to attruc.tnt. mnny mmonty .. tudenh
lb po~Mblc
E~teepllon~o on bourdcrlinc .td·
mt\slon ca"c~ h11\e bc:en mudc II u
!itudent I!> tc:c:tenng bet ween ucc.ep·
tuncc and donml, o Uol\er .. uy ohen
cons1dcr' the: ethntc baclq1.round ol
the appliCAnt \drn• ~'•on' 'll<~ndu rd
nrc ollcn lowc1 lor mmomy
students
f\>un~chng •crVICCS. hou~ing
optitlOi, cmccr plnnning, nnd cthnu;
nfl.un> ~roup. arc ul o ll\'UII.tble an
most lara;,. Unl\CUrlll~
Or l·oglltll, I C's gruduatc
chuol &:\IUn~>Ciur lllltd, "muwnt\
atudent• hould be aure to appl) aa well as strong women c~ndidatc:s."
Opportuntue. ore open and he
would hkc '\ludenb to be awarc of
them.
It there ure an) question,) about
sruduute ~chool'i admts'iion policies,
Fogdnll encourages :o~tudc:ot ~ to U\c
hi~ \erVIttS.
fo1 us wllh
Phil lang
'" SsK-ok.-r?
• l"onlronr,•ll th• pc:~to•ntltl
mi'CIK"~•I crL)Ia c.lu•· lo 11'\1•19
ml'llprM:h<• UI\UiolnC• \'\Ub
• ~mpi·!.N..I tho' loll\''' <lr(h,1lf
aNd .:Oillf'lial h'<i hutldu•g
p•• r mtl JlfCX • • 10 m•l.... I
ntoro op.m to tllll•'""
•C ut ,.,, •• , !OJ lov. ond m•dcil..
r~c:om• lllllllo"~ ·~
1\C!i?Jl th'! 9•l\ t•l!
Rt•-dPCt penkC'r
Phil Lang
Rr,n-.. ., t Par~ J
CXar Uncle Bob,
You filthy pig! Things have gone far enough and 11 '" my duty
us a cultured, mature and mtelligent member ol thiS academic
community to soy a few words about the puke you refer to as a
column. Dunng the Vtetnam war I was u 8-52 bomb:srdier.l Aladly
dropped napalm on the Cong to protect this beautiful country from
commte ptnko foggoiS hkc: you. I don't pay S4000 a year to come
hen: and be expo~ed 10 such pervene, childish and sophomoric
garbage. Your type of humor died with Hitler.
S1gncd,
J.H.
1 UC:t, Thou Cro:1 CoYmunOJJH! Follow the delightful antics
of \ lad1mir and Ivan 1u they cirdc the earth tn their nc:vcr-cndina
queo;t for the Salyut 5 space laboratory . Watch Vladimirattempl to
restart the rc:tro rockets with a bumina rag. Sc:e l'o11n aa:idc:ntally
erase: the computer gu1dance ,)"'tem while searching for orne Tang.
On Mtet thr Prt .. u: Dr. Henr) CStrungelove) Ktssmger explatn5 that
ti.S. suppon of apanhctd in South Afnca dOC3n't conflict wuh our
alleged moral convictions The: C lA has auured htm that the blacks
there arc actually treated much better than we: treated our own
when they were siU\IC:5,
Ball Four-Comedy: Former bag-leaauc:r Jim Bouton plays pttchc:r
J1m Barton 1n the ne"" $CrlC$ about off-thc-field-and·in-the-locter
room antics of Amenca's first gay tr.ueball team Watch the fun as
Rhino (deletes) the tdcletc:dl out ol Ptnkv mthe hower and Jam •
rind~ VUKhne on his fa\lonte baseball bat.
ComiiJ Camt'Ta. 1\ group of di5ablcd Vietnam 'et'l pay a surpruc
yj,,t to former president Richard bon at his .San Clemente e!Ultc..
The: camera c:uptur~ ,orne rare: shots ol ~ixon autographing the
veteran.- ~tump5 wnh the: same pen used to sign ordcn c:Kalatina
the war eftort. It is ttl'o da covered that the ~i,ons ha'<~c adopted
~c\enJI Vietnamoc orphans, who help them enteruun vuiung
dtgnuurin K1m Wang. ~~~on' closet adopted daughter takes
Cum/t,/ Camna on u tour ot the former \lieltcrn White House,
\\here ''c )c:t: u Woodward and Bern,tctn shooting gallel'), the
Ro)Cmary Woods tupe bbrnry, and :\""mon'r; momc:nto room"' hu:h
tnclull~ ;an exact rephea of the Wur Room complete ~nh a Mane!
talk-a-phone to Mo~o\\ . Other momentos mclude a glass case"' uh
~lurthn Mitchell' tongue und :Spiro t\gne" "• bmin
I h1s \\ td. on Sanford u11J jon: Frtd mJSUllc:s the Ku 1\lu'\ Klan
for Halln"een gh(»ts and tn\IIC:S them in for apple bobbtng.
fhts \\C:C:~ on Polttl& a/ Poaruu Nelwn Roc~efellrr guot t n.
"Talk \\ llh Rod)" 1 n fr.1nk and so meum~ brutal in ight tnto the
mms.J 01 our V1ct J~rondent . Rod:~ comment:> on Ford' KC~t
lobotom). unc:mplo)ed millionaires. Henry Ka mger's sc~ bfe,and
~UnC) K1nmgcr ' paddle fet1sh Bu~ pcrhap the bc5t 1n tght tnto
the man behind the "H1 'a fclla" i gnen \\hen Rock)' drop all
lt.:tddmg ruld comment C'.1ndidly on f'O\eny. Rockefeller ... l'hc
problem ""1th po'-'r pe-ople, M l cc 11, a that they're ugl). It comes
from ~n(rnllon ol inbreeding \\lth other ugl) poor people."
Colleges e:
• m ure ga1t1s
another inch
Mel Jon~
~tarr Writtr
1 he combined student IL oda
tion pre tdcnls ot Ocegon Com·
munH) ( ollc:gc f'CCCntl) ~afhrmed
their c:ns.Jor,cmcnt of liallot Mc:~uurc
9, the: iloudc.tr S.tlcguard!l lnitiatl\c.
1 he cndor-.cmcnt udd.. another
l.lrgurlllation tu the long li't or
pr1.1p~mcnb uf the mt>ll~ure .
At thci1 mcctms Sept. II\, rhe
Huard uf Prt~ldenu ol Orc:gun Stu
dent ,\li,)t'ttat•on and Lomml$$1l'ns
(<.: OSt\C) realhrmc:d the roolu·
twn the m:adc :-.;," 23, 1975 The
......... o~ l bc:hc\ ~ the uutiatm: d·
drc' e the three mollt 1mponnnt
problem 10 the nuclc r tndustr •
''il tc storugc:, le!ottng of !'.lfet)
Htcms, ond huhtltt).
I he1r rnoluuun otcs made-quacse:> m the ptc:$ent nuclear
saf~autuds S) litem.
I. Nuclear po\lrer pbntA, both
e hUng and propo c:d. have
cmergenc) safety system) which
han nc,cr been full) tested fhc:rcas
no assuran~c thnt the plunt5 nrc safe
2. 1 here is nn pro\'Cil ~'n)' to
5ton: nuds.:ar waste\ thllt m orne
~;a'es n~main i.l.mgcrous lor a halt
mtllton ~ars .
J. Cur:r'Cnt t-ctlerul Ill"" hmn,
the utiht) comp.ml~'liabalit 111 ca~
of nuclear acetdcnt.
The CO felt th.1t Ballot
tca~ur~ 9 dtr«11 cunlronh thtje
thttt mujor pr.lblem attn nd urged
OtcgM· 25.000 \;ommunat) co.ll~~
!>ludent to otc \'-0 <'n P9 :\u\ 2
i\u} un~ mtcroted m more-tn·
funnutmn !ihould <:t1nHt\;t •
Bellll\ 1t11 ut b5b-2C)\I, e t 257 Co-operation success ul
\lan \ndrt~'
'tan '' rh~r
tn 1b 'C""'od ·<"n r t ht '\tt\' art
Co-op '' ~ 1>11\F. Mrong.
I ht l Klp -.mrted 1.•~• ye"'r ami
in,oh~ ,n ""·"art r~idc:nh . I hey
do then "' n deanmg and nln'c
qucntl get to leer the 5.000 "h1ch
n<.'rmalh r.a~ n Januonal !1\ltll.
TIll~ $5,000 rcr ) e~r I und' .It'
ll\ 111~ tor rc.\tdcnt~ nnd the '~hool
't~.; .·mrt hold meeting' to decu.le
y. h .t a ell~ 111~ tu put mune) anto.
lnc restdcnt frcqucntl) go out to
dmnct. 1.'n ~trent N have dorm
dtnnc~ 1 he) rtan \0 retreat tO the
C'\\3 t tht~ ~at urdll).
1 he hall a ~urrentl) pon ... unng
an \lrphnn chtld trom Bnnil. 1 he)
alo;o hll\"C pbn' lor a bike -.h,lp,
y. ood h<:\p und ,, literature room. 1 he\ IM\C held lclur dorm ihnncr,.,o
far .utd plan more. t-=11~ ult' mcmbcf' •
.ue '"' ttcd hl thc'c me.th 'ionc ol
the monc) tti>C' to mdl\'tdunl
rc,,Jcnh.
Col'\'\ llu ~h. ,, "otcwnrt RA. •
... :ud that rc:.tdcnt' mu<~t ''8" •' co-op
c\lntruct hchuc mo\ln@ tntl'
"ooc\\1111. He s.tud m.nnttnancc reo·
plt mndc 10 ~rect inn' tll Stc\\ .an ht"t
,c:nr, hut he \:nc:'' ol none tht' lnll.
lJ pC('mtng pl.an~ for .til l.l •
~tudent • splln,llfcd h\ the ~lC\\Ort
l 0-i.'f'· tncludc gue''' to :.pea~ lr<.llll
the \lplta Commune m .outhcrn
Oregon nnJ u llshtng nod cnmpang
trtr h'r 1.1c:ult). ,tnlf .md ~tudcn" in
ett ... tcrn Ou:g''" Date' fot thcr,e
C\Cilh nrc unccn:un ,\1 thi' tunc.
Slc\\ .trl rcstdcnh led the co-op
'" u ~lmd Wll) tl) \Hlrk together .md
get t\l \.:nll\\ each other. lft Octob\'r 1976
MnltlC ~and ruuh \\Ired for '\UUnd
Take note: Music School scores
~colt ~.-undrf\
taff \\ ritcr
1he ll chool of MU'>tC ha'
been uddtn~ to 11 v., ... t rcpcrtoir~ ol
ollcrtng und C\ent~
'c:"" cou~e.' lor l>pnng term
indudc 'World Music," a non·mllJOf
cour'e concentratang on ethnac
music fwm all p;ul" ol the world.
"Jat.z lmpro\'lsution.... a tcchmcal
cour.c lor nil tn~trumenh, and
"Bcgtnning Recorder" y.all also he
oflercd. Cmig hc:ld'>, a b.arilonc wath
a 1rong operatiC bac~t~round wtll
teach "Opera Wor\.:)hop wmter ,tnd
~pnng term .tcquircd u ... ubstunttal amount of
nc\\ equipment \ 'mechum~tl l\C.·
lion organ .. whach d~ not rcl'T
!'>olcly upon electricity ~~ prc~entl\·
being const ructcd lor tn'>tallation in
l '"n" Auditorium lt w11l jotn an
\ R P S) nthc!litcr and u computer
termmul dc ... igncd to teach baste
mu,ic :.ktll~ . It will be read} lor u'c: the chotr bnnd <and orchelllra
each hope to tour tht\ year 1 he
Choir i' orgum11ng u I uropcun tour
lor the -.ummc:r T ht 81\nd hn' hope:'
of .t 'Pring tour tn Ala .. b The
Orchc·.tru mu)' go on a hort c"cur·
-.ion. though the dc,tan.llton and
date .arc vet un~no\\ n. • "1 hough \\C urc c.allcd u School
hv ne-.t Full. • ol Mu,ic. we constdcr our:.clvc:s to be
an tntcgral JMrt of l C," ' "aid
mu"c dtrc:ctor Retnhurd Pauly.
"1 here: are mnn) opportunities for
non-mt~or:.. from pnvntc le:.sons
and cht)"c:' tn \artous type' ol m·
.. trumcnh. to Band, Chotr and
Orche~ tra each of whtch t\ largel}'
rhc Music l>cpaatmenl htl' ul:.o I he depart mcnt as 'cr) acttvc: tn
org<tntting even h. 1:.\ er> Wedncsda)
nt 12: IS. tl stage~ a M u-.tc Hour,"
\\ tth pcrlormanc:~ bv student.,,
lacuh) and gue:.t,. An ,\(rican an.
the.th:r and mu,tc fe~uvnl ~~ being
plunn ~d ' cornpo.,c d ol non-mujor~ "
Words about Review
ose and cons on two issues
Busing on
Julia Outo
Staff \\ ritu
B~tng ts not a dtn)' word in all
quarte~ .
Hattie McCutcheon ,
tp<.'l.:eswoman and leader of the
Natsonol ~tudent Conliuon Agauut
Ruosm, wtll argue~~ V'.tlidny. She'll
tpclll: on "'Biad Studenh: "J he Fight
for OCRgregauon neM Tues., No,.
2. .3:JS p.m in the Council
Chamber• .
McCutchcon'5 tall \\-111 el'.plaan
Y.h) he bdtC\'C$ the future ofbusmg • • t road
3\'oid racial 'iolencc tn the ~chools
and communit) .
-pectul empha)t!> "ill b<: placed
on the need lor college student~.
especi~tlh blue\. \ludents to anvolve
rhem~elve, tn tht mo\emcnt tor
~chou I de,egrcg;.atton tn t hctr local
urear.. In thu wuy a poY.crful
national mo-.cmcnt can be butlt to
delend equal raght~ .
McCutche on a. the: tormer
dtrcctor of the Blad ltu~ Force
AgDtnst the War, and the co-founder
of the fhird World Women ·~
Or~tnu.auon and the 'lataonal
Black J'emim:.t Or~anwuion (NB
fO). She' al~o a lormer member ot
the::"'\, Y Afncan Liberauon Support
Committee
The lecture wtll be free:. Mel Joneo>
tarr \\ rHer
I he l C Ltterary Rcvtc:Y. tS
:.oltcattng materaallor the lin-t of two
a~:.ue. to be pr~::.entcd th~ year
Manuscnpl\ photo'>. poet r). .tnd
graphtC!o ~hould be dehvered to ~tu·
dent Box 759 Ocadhnc tor sub
mtsston'> 1~ tht 29th ol October
Last )'car there wa onlv one
i11~ue published . Jill I ruscr. thts
year's editor, hu nc\\ ide~s . "I a!.l
)'car the Rcv11:w didn't come out
unul spnnp term and erved more a~
a )'t:arbook ,ub&thutc: than a true
rcnecuon of ~tudenl work 1 ht!>
>l!'df we hope to incrca:.e circuluuon
to 7SO coptt:\ in the winter und 1,000
• t;Opte:o of our spnng ISSUe ( f~l there
t~ more comm~rucatton w11h two
1:0\UCS," ~he :oald
A taft of lour edttoh 1s putting
together tht\ flr:.t t~sue but vcry fe"'
matertab have been ~ubmmed The)
need more bind. and while photos.
poetry. grapht~ and especmlly pro\c
work' A program for .. tudent
readtn&' '" another projeCt bctng
plunned b)' the Lttcrary Rc:vtew
:ot.ttl
"Untortunntely we're runntng
on a prcm· small budget und muy
have to charge for tht:. yeur'..,
rc:vtc\\.' e1.plamed L 111a K.eppeler. un
aii~L~tant editor. "But, at the !>Ume
umt thl\ mtght prO\'tdc fund:. for
wntmg contests wtth ca!>h pn7() "
11nd blac:\; equaht) arc tacO togctnc:r.
She wtll recount her el\penenc:cs as a
member ol the Crisis Pre\cntton
tcami an Bo)ton. founded by se,eral
dolcn blad: community leade" to ••..•••.•...••.....•.•••.•. , ........••......•...........•.•......• • • • • • 1nakesour American Economic
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more active than la'>l year's 1 want
tht rc\tC\\ to reflect u commumt)'
wrtting. here at l C Jail explamed
If more student' come out ol
thttr creatiVe closet:. and 1>ubmtl
matcnul, Jail':... goal mtght be re~uu ·
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1 fiHI till st•/j Jkflt'\lt' \'OUT CJ\1
tlwuxlu, bt•ltrlll' that wflat i.~ trut
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e,·u IUl: \iOUI'Klf th~ questiOn. Whal
am I doinE he~? For a ~ntal n ~tr, ch«k
out the A~nt o( ,\1an film en~. contmuana
toniJhr at 7 10 the Counal Chambers.
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Tom@.ht rh~ ~111 be .a B•hlll fue5nic,
1:30 m Templeton' G~' Room II •~
inVIted. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
The LL rnp 10 Kore.Japan Khcduled
for Spnn~ ummcr, 1977, JS defmueh on
The trip m..ludcs homeiuys 10 each country,
and opponumucs lor de,clopment wor~ 10
Korean '"'lases- This u the onl) tnp
1ebcdulcd for the Orient an l.he next two
yean There an: uU operungs, o d > ou'rc
mterested plea~ nouf\ the 0\enea
Proaram~ Offia-ammedu:Ud)
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~oruglu . not last Thursda.) , as the mghl
to bear thm: Bnu h Pocu m 1 marack:
Lounge It':~ t p m • •
The famou~ Catlin Ca~l Rummatt
Salr, a yearl\ c'tra,-ag:~nz.a, ~111 be held
I hurs , Fn and at at the Con~,;cnuon Hall
of the Memonal (OIL.\eum Get an ent•~
~1trdrobe ol funk\ clothes for ju"t pennies,
and help out Cathn'<> scholarship rund. too.
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The On1on Rrpetor) lncen wdl per
fonn -at .I.S tomorro~ mS}lt lll E' ns The~
u no chart~e for dmc aon
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'>ilturda~. the campu pnm and
duphc .. umg '-Cn&er ~1JI mo"e 10 lhc ~"Cment
of Zenlb.luer \v.1mmang Pa,1lron. A Xerox
9200 cop1er collacor waU be added 10 u
l!llng cqu1pmen1 . ,\n) campus-related e
mu) 15 eh~ble lor duphcaung ser,iccs
QucsU00\ 1 Call e't '\80 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Tht Sunda,, the J 1st, u Hallo~ecn,
and m honor of the da) KLC.~ath n lutle
help from !'JOF ts prhenung 30 produc
taoru of It Cam«' From Outrr Space and
( rcaturt f-rom thr Blac~ I a coon. The) wdl
be ~ho~n at 7:.30. 9.:30. nd :\hdmght 1n
C\'DM \udnonum dmusaon u 1.25. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tbt .uurda\ :st I 30, the Paonecn meet •
Wtllamc:ttc an .)et another e. ample of the
G~<~t menc:an 'pcctudc a lootbaU game
._-acts open tonight
lrl Jones
taff \\rhu
l'hc LC l beater Ucpanment
will opm !U fim productaon tn the
~ theater tontgbt. T~o .studml
directed onr-ac:u. John S) n~·~
R.ilkrl 10 IM ~ and Lanford
Wihon"s Thr GrNt ~rbule~ ,, Orwn,
will be prucntcd 1n the tud1o
thaler Cun.&JD tS at p.m and
adanu1on tS fne to LC tudentl.
facuh) and salf
Cathtnne Dmta and Anne
ScbaJeQ arc d1ncung tbeK plays as
pan of theu ~enior proJects. The cau
for .lbduJ mdudcs Ann Houle,lna
Ciroerun~o Laurd Woolley and
David Hahbunon The two "omen
,. Ntbul.D are played by Merednb
Fuathm and Lucy Hallock. Rtdtn tu the St>a dep1cts the
hard haps of c:u tence on the Aran
blnnd on the w~t coast ot Ireland.
""S)n~ ~•n auempun~ to sho~ 'he
slruggk for tile :sparut thu bleak
and angt) Co:lSt," cxplamed dlrt'\:tor
01VJ\a
Tht' vUQI \rbula In Or(on
portn) a contemporary theme. '"It
'onccrns the da~iiiUSlonment ol I'-' o
women "hen the) find that thouah
the) ha-.-e da!ferent '&ucccuful'
bfcst)lcs, they are sull caught an
~hat l call the human cond1Uon:
explamcd Schascn
BccaUJC the o~acu have been
dCSJ&n&tcd .. nunor productions.. ..
they "'~U ha'<e JUSt a th~e-day run
and v.tll close this Sa&urda) naghl
'o rc:scn-at1ons arc ncc:cssan . • •
lhe Portland S}mphonlc Choir
present the ~orld prcm1er of a com·
m1~51oned ~ork b) Tom&! vaboda, Th~
c~ltbr atlon oj Lif~. J t.lnt<~ta on 1\rtec
poctr), 3'\ well as The Sarucl StrHtt, b)
Em~t Bloch. This ~ill be Sunda) at .2!30 tn
• ... e Ci,ic udnonum . ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••
This v.eek'5 madmght movae at the
Mo,Je Hou.K, W. 12th and Taylor, ts
Reeftr Madnes.' It cow. only 92c bcc:nu!oe
it's pou:lored b\ a IOC".I.J radlo station wnb
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.. Quantum Reflecuon:~.- a producuoo
of the Hea~~ \\ater licbt ho~~t from San
Francu.co, 1 c:ur~ntl) shoWlng a1 the Ken
dall Planetanum al 0-\JSI. m 3-0. You get
to wc.ar funny glasses and sa) oooh and a.aah.
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For tho c ~1shmg to appeal campu~
par~mg cnalloru. Trathc oun ~•U be h~ld
\\ cdrKSda}. 11-12 Call cKt 3-SO for appoint
ment There ~,11 be .1 sp«aallecture, 1 he T
Provam, Htahtr onsdo~nn~'
[duc.ahon, \\ed . O' ) at 7 JO p.m.
1 empleton' Gray Room. l hio; pan1
lectu~ wall focus on concepts of
consciou,nc:M .Jnd us 1mpact on cduca
A set lO!(Cihcr meeting lor all SIUda
pracucmg the l. M te4;hn1que w1ll be held,
ti:JO p m on Wed . ov 3 again 1n the
Room You'll meet eJch other and plan
T.M. activutes we want on campus.
PcnonaJ checkmg of mtdttalloa
.nilii.Jble 11-12 u m at Dr Wnght'
~~~ ~-~ar.! .'.h.C!. ~T.e. ~~r ............. .
rhe-·_.ntarama- Bazaar, spc>nsore
the Mol ben· Club wall be held Fn , "'o'
1n Suamm D1nang Room, 9.30 a.m to 4
The annual buaar 1.5 a fund raJ 101
for " \':lnet~ ol c:ampu' nC'cd ...
rhe bencht waH feature
11cm~ such as rutn bonnets, JC:~elry
hohday d«omuon\, b.lkcd good •
and n anuqu~ booth
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II LABOR: 10% discount I
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1 Ch~1ron has offertd w th~.Jt pnct 1
II reduCJions I D card uqu1red J gallon 1
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I Ta ft'rr Rd &: Tern tilt er 245· I
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S&alr WritH
One: talented acruor u JPVen the
Rena Raue Memorial Award each
)car for scholashc duttnction Thu
tJinc around, Becky Brauer walked
awa) wath ~ pnzc. the fim mUSIC
maJor to be so hono~ed .
The 1~11rd JIKlf V."lU atabhshcd
SJ ) ean ago an honor ol Rena Ratte.
a philo opher and LC professor
Each )Ur 11 u gn en to a sent or ~ ho
has acbte\'ed c~llenct 1n some
field Wmnen to dute bJi\'C been
J m~ Palumbo. Barban Loomt
Kilt) K.ladttrup, Rud) B)rd and
Paul Vounpuan Thil year'a tnbutc took: form tn a atauon plus a SIOO
Jlft cen•ficale 10 the colic~
booksco~ .
A paano Jtudent sanc:c second
pade, Brauer awuc:~d to orpn
upon cntenns LC. he's kno~n for
her am tr) on the chapel orpn.
espcaally mus1c from 1~ French
cl:usu:al pcnod Sbe ;uuuncd gold
medal ttandrng at the pobne
Mu11c: and Apphed An fesli\"D),
lulspnng
he came to 1 C tu u Nauon I
lent schol .. r o far she' complied
o 3 9 G P A Dcspate her
tud1ousncu the orpntJt don not
want to be knowa u •tbe bl'aln" .. tudyang asn't enough to
gomg. .. she u1d •Js.tud) to
the people around me What
amponant to me IS anvol\-elnta
other people I v.ouldn't
personal ~lauoruhtpa to ::n"'"
laJt summers he spent a
at Colorado Stale Unl\erJtt)
1ng organ under Dr. Anton
an ustr:un orgom t
follo"ang graduatton. she ......
an \ acnnn under I he: a me man
lr \'Citng around crman
u :1011 ror )C: r ~he ~.u
grndtl.iltc chool m OJ"Slln
mana: hop n& 10 teach o
collep lc:.,'CI LC
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\hho
from
play~
~dll(
to th,
rc.1ll}
man a 1
The~
itanc
ng Ill
)'eN
E \ ~
\s or
n educat
r all stud
ill be hoi'~
n in the
and plan
npus.
nechtauon
ght's offia
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r. spon50
id Fri., ~ •. ov
)a.m. to.$ . . ratscng
Is.
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good. lll October 197«»
: Re.f· calls ga1r1e
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!jtaff \\-rher c
1 C's \ arsit) soccer tc:um got n
an leu than acnted soccer
1nuday .ts the) pln~c:d to a 2-1 tte
uh Ponland Community Colle~ •
• be aCtion "'a' )I) ruush that the
ctee ended the gnme premature !)
uh ''""' manut~ lell 111 the eoond
!though this ·~ not ll common
xcurrenc:e in college ~occ:cr, Coach
E\"'nS ugrecd \Uth the rer5
remon to end the game uri)'
.. under the carcumstanco l
L at wus the right thang to do I
"IS surpnscd he didn't call it
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Evans sumnwnt~ first halt ac
from u l.C vaewpoint aycna.
'e played \ery 188TCUI\CI)' and
v.ell in the first half ~ v.e just beat
to the ~II u lot. We moved the
re;1ll\ ~ell and pic~cd up m.an-
~P"m••n 11 agnmcnu "
The c:cond hulf "-•~ diHerent
su.ned to m1M dcferuivc
snments lind both teams were
wan of slopp) play and frustrated
at the ball und opposing
CD
E.,\, Kumbruwah and Lows
os.s scored LCs goals. Coach
angled out the dcfen.)l\"e play
Joel Matchcll. Grant Hcrncd, and
ott Mecgu a ouutanding .
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race fur the ball I C ...:orinr dm~ cui ~hort bJ P<T
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omen's soccer: it's all in defeat
invoh ·crn•e~
uldn't
.tups to ... uu
she "~nt a
: Unt\tnil\ • Dr. Anton
. c: same man.
;J German
ur, :.he \\ tU
m or n
I ldlCh ltUIIIl!; \nn Stet1ur ,,.rr Writer
• • v.omen s \o'&rs.ttv soccer • contanued au backward ilide
5.\turd&)' as th~ U of Orqon
~a] P·hl LC 4-l. Tl\c JV C\oened
record b) handlins St
s 4·2 on Monda).
The Oreaon Ouc~s bhtzed the
ma~eshih deleruc "ith
&oab an the lint c~entecn
LC quicll) rcsroupcd and
t'd Oregon {or the remainder of
contot. but LC h.uJ dug
"ed anto a hole too deep to
OUt of.
the madpomt ol the f>CC'Ond
llc.lcn Peden thrc:tded 11 p •»
the DueL: dcfendc:lli to
Doocc Farm·. \\.hO lir~ • the Paonec~ onl) goo I Wnh a
oaJ lead, the: Due~ ch D(;ed
[)IUe" ata\'r eft on. pulhn mo t
r learn back into .. choke-oW' Rtsht Jideline~ Liz Wanenand
..:risu Koch were double--cumed
ma~t ot the ~nd half. but LC• left
tde, led b) defender S..Uy \Tisher
and midfielder Jun -spod;· Roath.
tool up the au.ad.ans )lac:'-:, and
threatened to add to LC') total the
final l'ifleen minutes.
Rl&ht defender ~helle) Mitchell
continued her domiruanoe of the
corner ams, patroUine bcr terntory
for erram paues to cle.1r or tide
tuckling dri' ing \\ ingers. Her pl:t)
oil the ~nch solidified the Paonecr
dclcn~ en the fiNS halt, &&nd goahe
Emil) John5on snared C\'Cr) Oregon
llttcmpt in the econu halJ.
luhe Dannecn dro\'c in tY.O
1coro to ICGd the J\' to n 4-2
dC'Cbmn O\~r ~t. ltelcn• Wenger
Jcanane \\ cegnmn ran the l Coffc~
U~> ~ohc controlled the ~cc of the
actaon trom the nght adehne
hdlidder Jamcc Zacho14
paired wnh \\ 1egman to rurm "rong p.:as~ illl through attack for the
Paoncers. Maroy Kcman pla)~ a
strong pmc at center half 10 chwan
the opposang an.ad: at midfield.
Tomorrow afternoon at
Gm'l'old, the J\r tact. oH apuut
St. Mar) 's at 4 p.m On turda),
the \-anity tra,els to Cot'\-alll$ to
~h:allenge the Bca~ten of OSl.. then
returru Monday to Gns"'old to host
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f kcp, 1t1ur. '' dable from nov. to I
llkc-15 S:ZO per n1gbt. ~J.:ian~o aUf i "a mer uc:tl\1llet. all Mili:e ckle 1
nt .81-25.SO_en:run !o, • • I
II Jubs on ShaSM! menc:an. Forcsgn.l
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I or caeer Sc:nd S3 00 for anformauon .l ,I ~F . lkpt K-10. Bo 2()4Q,,
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November 16
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LAWYER' S ASSISTANT PROGRAM
"ill be on ~o..1mpus Portland State Uni\•.,
Ihurs. Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. to noon
to discuss details of the Program and career
opportunities for college gr.tduates in this
growing, neYt field.
••• You may qu~aty for this intenseve, 12 "'edt:·
po~t-gril.duate coo~. whidl prepares you to
assume 1 ~on~iblc- position as 1 skmed
member of the legal te.tm.
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LA\\) ER S ASSIST 'T PROGRA 1
U 'I ERSin OF S DIEGO
lcal.i Polrk
~n Drqo, CA92110
(714}291-6480 E L247 llno'> Uolrna~:tl
..,pori' \\ rlttr
Whitworth [\)olbilllcn held \ t
h> ''' lo\\C\t .. cor~ of tht yea1 ltt!lt
"'nturdll\' a' the Ptratc:s ~ntlcd to a
~I I 0 Northwest t onfcrcncc win <II
..,pol..ilnc \\ u'hington .
B,llllOCC WAS the ).;ey \O the
Whuworth attnck Although 11 17
for 2tl 2Sb-ynrd pns,tn8 game yteld·
cd the ho!.t~' four touchdo~n piny ...
the P1rutcll rushed 60 ume., for an
cquulh potent 246 yard'
1 he Ptonee~ jotned the nennl
~how wtth n rc)pectable 346 pa'''"~
vnrd,, but Whitworth dtlender'
piCKed off \lA p3"'!1eS and allowed l (
only SO net yard!> on the ground m 22
carnes
5cott McCord had 33 com
plcttonll on 54 to,.,e., to 'et a ~chool
\en <jon pa,'ltng record of I 58 for 254
'"''h only I 5 mterccpuon'l He al\o
'ct nc~ I <.. and "11\VC llca"on murk'
of I 9~3 yard' pnssang and I 967
ynrd' total oct'co~t.
1.<.. opened the gume wtth u 10
ploy. 81 yard dm:e endtntt 111 .1
McCord Pil"' to Brnd C\tortcr lor a 13
\urd 1 D Ketth Bm,.,hum hit the:
• P \ 1 lor a 7 ~) score
\\ h1tworth \H~UI .thead ltlr good
mtd'" 1) thruugh the liCCond stllt\/a
"hen \\ 1hon htt <.iarv Rao;mu sen •
lor ,1 I"' ) ,tnl I{), ami ftgmn b\.loted
the con\cr~t~n to make 1t 14-10 ,11
lmlt umc. ~tCH \\ thon evened the
lute in tlu. hnt ~.tuurter by pnu101
y!lfd Ill t hlUf I onv lor,, r'ntlh:
then l.u:ktnl' th~; t.Xtlll pmnt
r~:•pundcd on tt' 1\t '' po!l!lC: .10
tuktn~ the ptg k111 to the Whtt
18 yntd lint to IIC:I Uf' a J
Ru,,hum lteld goul
I he Ptrale delenst
down 1n 1 he ~ct:ond hnlf. "qu
l t •, p<t!lsing game wtth lour
tc rccpuon' und allowing no •··
'conntJ
Whllworth rounded out
\Cormg m the thtrd pcnod
P"'''' from Duunc Mnuhc.,.,
\te"e Poor ,md Long Wil'lon
two conver~iom. and a 27-yard
gonl.
I ( no~ lull'> to u thtrfi •. nlo ....
wuh Pa,thc l uthcrnn wtth a
conference ccc;.ord The
return to Gn.,~old ~tndtum
duy for u I '0 p m game
conlcrc:ncc·lc<tdlnJ.l Wtllnmette
Northwc ... t
Standulg~>
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C•••J: \lirt'<U
l'ioru:cr quarttrb:Ac\.. ~lOll !\kl orJ'~> pas:.ms c:llott·.ll Whtt\Hirth g.t"c btm !ICCI'!>I.ln tot.th \\ htch hrcn~ I.C .md
:\\\ C rc:cords h>r \N~tl ollcn'\: I"•'" mg )UrdatJ,C •. utd compktmn~ lor ,1ttcmph. THET
PROGRA @1
1
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omen e volleyball tounte
\nn ~tenter
")porh Writer
l C'• 'anll} volleyball $QU.td
brought home at'~ llr'lt troph) of the
~son last ~ec~end ~tcr .t ,uong
a.ho\litna; in the •Willamettc In·
vnauonul T ournamcnt". With 1 hett
•i]{ "i~:touo, the P1oncera; boo\ted
thetr o'ernll record to 2-l.
Ct&ptam Kat h)' Chmtoft pl11ycd
her linot dclc:ruiH: game of the )tar.
and her con utcnc) led L C to tt's
tceond 6tratght lnvttauonal title.
Tbc Ptoncc~ got a SQrc m theu ttnul
match n&a1nst Mt llood Commum
ty College. ""ho pla)cd LC rtght
down to the full three game5 before
droppmg tht' decision lo-14, l-'·lb,
lS.II.
1 hi~ ..,.ceLend 10 A~hland, the
13-I Ptonccr spakc~ Wtll dtlcnd 1 heir
Cahfornia-Oregon lnvituuon .tl ~tol
lt)·ball title. LC has been tumng up
for the turnc~ by reeling oU t weln~
uratght v1ctonc:6, lotlh8 only tn
nationul po~er Portland State m u
tough three game rnatch.
I he wed:end tourne)' teuturc:
~tate 5ehuoh• I rom nonhcrn ahfor
nia an.J Orcgun, und lur the far~•
Hme. the lJnaH•,it\ or Nc••ndn at •
Rcnn hab entered
The P1onecD. lour urnc W ~IC cunlcrcncc doublc-hc<!dcr
1 he \'ollcyball qulld ~~ un
dc.lcatcd thut tur in contcrence pluy.
und " on lib w,1y to captunng un
unprecedented lift h ~>lrutght Iitle.
llclendmg ,, ~long of thr~ sHatght
~Otth\\C)t l>tSHitl ntJ~ . the
Ptonec:rs \Iilli \ru\c:l to Nampa Idaho
10 l:uc No,~mbc:r to parucapate in
tntcrdi11tnct com~uuon
1 he J.\' Pioneer ha'e \·et to ,
brent 1nto the wtn column. but the\' •
young ~quJd ha\ played aggr~sl\ el)
ag;unst '"r it) tc.tms. They dropped
a dose match to Mt. Hood lust
1 hur~a).
Chn tofl anchors the LC
defense. which h.1 a pa:.t rcpumtion
ul ll.t~uiian pl.t~ .. 1 he) diF up
C\CI) thmg." dutm~d oppo,tnl!
c:v:u:h Marlene Ptpcr. I he I.C
dclent~c led thl." 1'10necr to a ~>cvcntlt
(li.I\:C ltntsh tn latl year'.., mall
college nation.tl~ . l·r~hman J1ll
I uylor h.Js tno\cd into the 'enter
back f'OStllon. ~.tnd huJ ~>moothh' •
molded her tah:nh into the LC
IJIIIIC)..
llcnn\' cent cu. thl." talll C front
cltBmsn. rcmam unhcatcn sn con·
fercntc match-ups. Ln~l ~ed: the)
held oft George fo1 and Pacific sn a tme. w luch ha11 cau cd the Ptonecfi
10 a lull thcu c:mph&lil I rom dele nbc
to olfcmc l>ulln£ one rotnuon, rhe
l'aonccrr. po tllon Marthll Scmpcrt.
Anne Ucnn). ond Kathy "Hohu"
lldlcrnan ucrun the lronl hne, all
ol whom atand at least 5"9". fheu triple blotks. 01 c\cn \he. threat ol
them. have.: mumtdutcd oppostng
~piker:-. into error.. .md .. oft dink
~htlh
All-Star I tndu Kdl~ hu ad·
ju~tcd to her nc\\ setttng (lO~Illon.
and hn<> added quttknt'' to the
Pioneer auuck 'She set~ from the
baclm.l\\ ,tnd htt!'> I rom the front ltne,
a plus for \cr~uulity on an ulrcad)
po~crful line-up.
'I he ne.llt home contC$1 lor the
Pionecr11 n. chcduled tor Thur day.
Nov. 4, at 7 p.m. tn l'amplin ~hen
the PSlJ Viktnp chullenge LC.
Wh111 hdpp.on
fo• u~ ~llh
Phil
Lang
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IOCUIO fii•PII~Un.
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Rf!•l'lt•<' I Spt•otl<l'r
Phil Lang
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Prograrn
Wednesda}. ovember 3
• • Gre} Room 7:30 p.m.
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