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November 11, 1976 Volume 35, Number 7

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1976-11-11

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Ruth "otromqul~t
"tafT \\ rltn
I he ade.& ol co.:d floors in LC dorm!!>-a
' ,,f '\Onlelllnt'\ he.lted di!CU'i,IOn dur
the '·"' two year' ~~ belllg tric:d out tn
StC\\,trt C cl·op tiH'IIcrm. Student~"') u· ..
rem.tr!.nblc. !\Ut~;c!l'
h het~nn 1n \cptcmbcr a\ the onh wuy to
mudatc cvcn•onc who "anted to live tn
The llcwr 111. k-nown a!> the:. "Ivory
O\\t:l " Men .1nd "omen hvc In alternute
(l\llm .tnd u~e .. cpunlle b<1throom ~\
trOD'u~ul lor Ctl-cd bathroom' wu voted
n nt ~ lloor meeting.
llu:re I\ some confu,ion "'' to whether
not Dean of Studcnlll Oi~k ~orcn'lon
the lloor wa~ be1ng d~egrc:gatcd .
hen lir\1 a.,led, he duuncd no knowledge
11 l tier, ()eni'c: 1 homp'lon darcctor of
~ade f1 cc halls. u1d he·d JUst lorgotten
''I guc" 11 ,omconc hud "~Uid to me ·Do
h.n c co· cd lloor' at L t --r I would ha\e
') c~. 1 guc'' ,.o,' " omtd Soren~on "I've
r~cd tn IO,tiiUIIOOlt thlll huve CO-e<f noo~
yc.tf' .1nd I don't th1nk about them ...
~orcn~on utd he thought "'tUdent.s
hnve opttonnl oppor tumu~ ... , lind
e dl\llncllo n between a co~d Ooor und
tcrn.uans 11oors for men and women. ou
"' people hnvc enoul'h pnvncy "
\t the beg~~tmng of the year after all
lloor-; "ere hlled. one wu" left empty in
H.tll 1 here were 21 more people
"anted to hvt tn the: dorm II women
10 men rhe Co-op uuff '>UIJAC!ited n
la:\ed lloor.
"\\'e tal~c:d about 11 tn R \ tnu;· '"'d
later slated
Md Jon~
'\tafT Writu •
1\ ,ympo,tum ,.tiled I he ~ cllp'c: of the
rubll t •~ 'chcduh:d I or I eb, 7 nnd 8 at l (.
ltltd I \ampu1111111 u11 Pnwnal (jooiJ
tht ( '"'""u" Gum/, 11 "all fcnture lour
'>pcnler' Phillip Slater
r of nrt• furwrt uf l.am·flllt"H , (,/ora
lltro, Martin C11rnoy (lhturpcrson of the
nlord lntcrn.ltlonal oe ... elopment Educa­
(. ommmec 11nd the llUthor of !'lt\el"'.ll
concc-rntng educ:ahon .!nd
~01\IOmiC\), J631U Mlttlord (uuthor or Thr
mmrcm Hay of Drat h. A mel and (., rual
and La Donna Harris, 11n
ICUiatc ,pokt\ptr,on for the rtghtb or
nc:.tn Indian\
Be$tde"> plunmna und organlllng the
nt, J ruculty-student eommutee ts
anvol'Yed 10 n cumpu•an to cunccl
d\mng the two dny event
In u letter wntten luu wtnter proposang
\ympo:uum tdea, the commtttee memberll
theu concerns They de~cnbed
m' we fnce a5 11 nuuon und iU u world
mun1ty Such IJ)UC"~ ~~~ poverty, hunger.
Cities, u detertoruung natural en~
nment. wun. the threat' of wan und
r catastrophe were tncluded
lhcy lelt that modern mdtvtduoJ~ ure
oil en vtcum• of wasted human rcsou~ .
or \4\tldymg work. no work ill all. and Vol. 35 No. 7 11 November 1976
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R~ldtnt" wrt-.tlf' with a nf'w plan
Jtm Dohcrt}. !)tewart Hull R D ''\\hen l
proposed 11 to Dent&c Thomp,on tl wa" a
.. oluuon to a number, problem 8estde\, we
thought 11 would be .1n tntere ung c'lperi·
ment"
tudenh were rundomly :.elected lrom
the (o-op' h~t and otlered other quaners 10
the dorm tl they obJectea. No one wa~ iorccd
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un{nllillcd H .. ·e~. I hey 'UR!le:Ucd thut u mutor
t.tUIIC of thC'C problem!\ 1\ our negkct or the
cont.-cpt ol pubht good m Ia\ or ol more
pragmuuc and pohtkal com;crn~ . 1 he)' c't·
pre-,ed concern that "~.:on,tdcruuon ol the
pubhc: jlood h;h mllercd a 'e~ocrc echp e 10
the thou[lht und commitment ol indhiduul'
at all level~ of 'ociety".
... 1 h1' ,ympo,aum i' dc:.igned to e:-<·
amant the rc:.l'on~ for thot dcchnc, and to
c'plorc the mature: t'r publtc' .~omJ an hght of
the bnlltc mor.tl catejorte\ of JU\IICe, tqualt·
t) and socml re pon"1baht\ ," the letter 581d.
··our (tO~tll!!. to help return the pubfl( Jloo,J to
the: promanence It houh.l have tn the
thouaht and hve' of tho\c an po ttion!'l
where dct., aon' hove "'t&nthcant eltecu. on
the hve' ot other humun bcmJ'"
1 he interdcpllrtmentul nnturc: ol the
prOJCtt wo~ !itre~~ed by Or. Stvln Hinc:hbcln
ol the Ph1lo,ophy Dept •· l ht!l w1U be: u
rud1cully dille rent ktnd ol ) mposaum In the
past, these prOJntmll were departmentnll) ·
grounded 11nd were directed oat more
-.pectnhted ureas of antere.,t. But th1., 1 11
toptc tn whtch we're: all connected.'' he ~id .
She e'plamed that the committee didn't
want the !\ympo,ium ccn as It paruculnr
depart anent'S prOJeCt .. 1 he: idea of the s~m·
po~tum ts to bnng together all the IUU() we
normally see ~epar. uely. economics, hastof).
philosophy, and much more." she pid. to h~e on tht lloor
Resadenl!< claam at 1~ one or the bnt
hvmg 'uuuuon• the~ have c:tpcnenccd on
c:.1mpu,, though )amc lrcshmcn ~ay they
didn't realu.c it was unu~unl .
-1 a .. !lumed the other Ooar5 hud the
~tmc arrangement." aad Alan Robert ...
When a'lled ho~ Ions tt too~ ham to noucc
Or /abtr Wahab of the Edurntion
Dept undef'\corcd tht ''\\e've jll.ll to p.lU~
and thmk about whut we're doing both here
in the colleg~· communtt) and 'to .. ocacl\ at
!urge. The topic deuls with the moral, ethical.
pohucal, ~ocial, intellectual, and pcnonul
i'ot~.~uon ol the tnc.lt\ idual 10 aoc1ct}. We
need tu integrate life with learning. .. he said.
He abo trcs)Cd the need tor tn· -sutution) like LC to e.,anune the.\c '"ues.
"People "ho attend l.C come rrom bas11.:ally
medium le\el po,iuotu in ocicty. And when
they lea\e here. they're going to return to
tho .. e le\eb and e .. cn higher ones. They ~til
be the ont'l ma .. 10g these moral dCCt'ltons
both lor thcml>Cl\cs and lor the so~aet) ' and
e~en the world." he said
Annt Henny. a fre hman in,ot..ed m
planmna the sympo,aum. behevu ll\lolll help
!itUdenh hke her decide wtuu they want to do
wtth tbeir hvcs ·• A' 1tudcnh I thtnk. we lo•e
the pcrspecuvc on Wh) \\oc're tn '~hool m the • • fin I p1ncc: o\ lot of m~ moll\ ation .)etml to
come from other people'' c:\pectauon,, h
~cern..' to me that ~tudentr. are v.hen model\ to
emulate, and thoc modeb pre11UPP<' e c:cr­
tum value) :.nd g~.lals that I'm not aure tare all
thtu \alid," :~he s~ud ,
Jim Oohrrty, Stew. art Hall R D, lS
current!) spcarht"adina It pctttaon dnve to
show ~uppurt ror canttllina claues ... l'o my
\1,-)t) of thin~ ina,. the topic or the symposaum the dlflerenec. be ~id It htt htm someume
dunn& the lsrst week.
.. 1 thtnk n's definately workang," s~ud
JUntOr l.!ndl Workman . -It reels hke 11 famtly
and I'm used to hvang tn a fumtly. I thmk
h 1\108 both J.Cl'tCI 00 the noor mcliOWll OUt
'excesses' thnt "ngle ex dwclhnp tend to
brmaabout ."
"E-.erybody seems to leel reall) comlor­
tablc. It' 1.1 nuturul ,ituat1on . People don't
r1:1tll)' thmk much about it bemg n c~
floor," &atd Corey Htnch, one n( the t\\O
R ,\ 's there.
.. We don't hl\e lO worry about Whether
we're guys or gals.'" satd lrahmnn John
I hrodmonon .. We can be lot closer to
each other. We can sec each other u people
\\ ithout ..., orr)•ang so much about each
other's e •• •
There aren't nn)' unusual problems.. At
lint. some \loomen compbincd ol too much
no"e· but stereos h.a\-e now been toned
down.
Onlv one penon i~ lcavmg at the end of
thas tenn. He sa)'J it has nothang to do w1th • the noor. He would h~ave moved otT campus
an~11).
Oena~e Thompson is not encouraiJDI
other nooD 10 £oliO\\ the StC\\'lltl uample.
"Tb11 p•maeular woup of people. du­
eu»ed among Ulenuelves ho\lo they wanted
to fit people tn the dorm," said Thompson .
"Ho\~ were the best interests ot the Co-op to
be ~n.ed''
.. fhis i the aru\loer they came up with I
thank 11' good an Stewart Halla& thu tJme. 1
don't thank 1t'~ .tn .tru\locr Cor the ~hole
campus ..
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should be the kmd of thing thllt's uai~Lcd
ubout tn cia 'es e\'c:f\ Jav." he said. •t th101L • •
at's n;,u\e to coo~ tu lnt as n matter ot
l.'nnccllmg cla cs. It 'hould be \lcwcd a the
~tnd ol cactmt) that $hould be happcnangall
the tame on a hbcral urts campus. Thts type of
program hould be the rule rather than the
e l.'epllon.~ he sa.ad.
Dohen) ~uu~ted that the current dts·
cu 1oru about canoclhna clnucs in"ohe the
Sb.me moral auucs the S)mpwtum wtU ad·
dn:s,, • fbtS pr~ no..., i JWt as Important
:ti the e\cnr itscU,"' he said
Mont)' lor the proJect has come from
dtlferent )ousus. The Lectures and Concerts
Comm1ttec allocated S3200 tor the s}m-• po ium. AddttJonal funds ha'\'C been com-
mitted bv the .-tSLt, the Alumni Apocia­
tion and private donors. The commtttcc hu
!lb.o apphed for some aranu.
fhc: book.,tore has orde~ utra copacs
of the ~ork.:t by the ympostum spca .. et •
1 he) ~Arc abo available in the libraf). Th~
orsantten urge C\"el')'one to read these boob
tor the ~~mpo ium.
The organitina commt\tC'C is actually
composed ot more than t\looo doLen faculty
and 5tudcnt members .. Almost c\'ny donn
ha:~ responded 'tit ith '\'Oluntecn and a few
ha\'C donated money. We want to mak:c thu •
challcn&c for the campus to respond to and
tniliate," said Hirschbc1n J !)cott J ont"
-..tafl \\ rlttr
T\lro jar' ol S'k.app' "chun\.~1~ le" m C\Cf\ garage, u :suck <ll
peanut 10 C\'Cf) pot, Hugh Hdncr ll'> Whale Hou~c rrc•"
·ecrc:tal), and H. Rap Hro" n a amba~l>lldClr to South J\trn."A On
the hghtcr s1dc· South Korc::11 on .. red" ulert. \ ugosla''·' IS ru .. hmg
to develop a nc\\ nnu-uan\: \\c.apon The B·l Bomber IS be1ng
cqu•rped "tth Kn\lonS:~la 2-~uo\;e engmes.
~o' 3. 12.:31 am Pnc1fh St.mdard lime Democr.tt Jtmm)
Caner \1.'1\S declared Pre Jt!cm-c.lect of the llnttcd t:Hes Spnrttng
the large t \otcr turrii.>UI m rC\.~nt h&,tory, C.arter edged l'rcs•drnl
I ortJ b~ n 3 per cxnt rnarg111 111 the popular 'ote and \\On n
l'On\ mons \IC'\Of) '" the clcctOml calle£e Cnrter·~ \ldlU\ speech
pratSed Ford' tron& chamder und tntcn c cumpatgn, then
declared Mno\\ as the urnc: to rcbutld uur nat ton .and rc5torc tltl pndc
and trcngth " \\ hether \\C arc: weak and or no longer n proud n11110n. thc
foci remnm~ thut many problemt~ need attcnuon Througho\11 the
campatgn t='ord mamllllned our econom) \\8 recmc:nng \\h1le
Carter inst11ted we \\cre rcgrc~ stng. L,u .. l yc:OJf 2.5 mtlhon more:
Amcucan); fell btlo\\ tht olficutl ruwtrt) lc,el.
In 19bS,si' mtlhon peoriC' \lot'rt~ on wellllfc: nuuonwtdc: . l'odu ,
• well O\'C:r II mtllion Amcncan5 reott'c wc:lf .. nc !lupport. M~•~~lve
tnet'C3~CS 10 dt' orce, untmploymcnt. and the popuhtllon haH~
c:vtre\y tramcd the program. Loaal bankl> nrc lorcmg count) and
mumapal wc:llare cutbacl.::. 10 auc:mpt~ to reco,er outstnndmg
bank loans.
In tQ7,S the Department ol Health. Educauon 11nd Wc:llare
established the "Father-Finder" program. h wu~ &ntended to
rc\CI'!>C the cflect of the wcllare regulntiom thut ouen encourage
tat hers to abandon their lamtlie!t ( \\ elfu.rc tnmahes n~ ehgtble tor
more: benefit~ if the lather 111 ub'lent than t1 he 1~ at home and
unemployed .) Initially, the .. l:a\her-hnder· progr.1m CliUmated a
Sl bllhon savtng~o lor the Ia payer Unfortunutcl>'• r~cnt lt\cal
ligures ind1cate that the program hal> .$pent Sl92 malhon und
rC'COvered Sl75 million, B Sl7 mtlhon deficit.
Carter'5 ~po~ has been to ad,oc:uc u return to the
"Normal- or -Golden ,\gc" ot,\mencan Soc1et\'. Beware! Hi~ttol)
tells us that tdentical pohc) led to the: ~tagn..auon and eventual death
ol traditional Cbma. lmpcnal Rome. and the German Retch!.
Thtnktng v.e can return to the pa"' can on I) sene to put the: l on
thut hit Rceall the Depression . Out economy brec<:hed it~ limit~ ~md
the stnun cau.,ed 11:1 e\entual collnpr.e Such leudef) tlli (ulvtn
Coohdge. Warren G. Hardmg. and Herbert Hoover e1ther ignored
the problem or m~tlluted conwnuonol method!. hopmg to recttfy s
modtm problem Qune stmpl), welt are cuts, tax rcductaon5 and rebat~.
mcn:asing the mone) supply, so11ernment· pomored cmplo)·ment
programs, and reduced credtt rattfi w11l be inefle.;ll' e until \loC
recogmle and act on the core problem). Specifically: unchecked­
monopolies and ologopohes, '"tnOucntJUI'. utlbllcs, corrupt labor
untom., and a bllnd, overly burdened bureaucrac)
We have what appear to be in .. urmounmbll: problems tactng
our nauon. Yet now that the clecuons arc over thc~oc •fC>tured
oi"C$"' ol iOQet)', can recc•ve the ancnuon thll) htn·c mw·ed tn
rccxnt admmistrattons. lf J1mm) Caner and the DemocratiC Part)
arc to succeed, the) mu~t proent answer~ and tnittate radi~l
change~ that nourish a healthy soc1ct)'. •
-chang~ u SK'ttl m ~\tntlung ... -Ari,tophancs
Rtbteca Grtt!n
Starr Writer
Oeticiency grade' are a problem this yeur .. but un t\'en greater
problem i.l the admmistrutlonli' ~:ho~n )trateg) 10 attack the
dalema. U..st wee&>. RO's and RA's rc:cci.,.ed li.st1 or "udents wnh mid·
term defioency grad~. U't in hand, each RA wa1 to approach
Ooundenng 1tudents and counroel them on the altcrnati~;Cli to
IBthng.. Tht) approach-w hether a compauaonate gc:Jlurc toward the
rtludent, an aU4:mptto matnuun academtc prcsugc, or u reacuon to
the: growmgd rop-out rate .. i,u threat to the pnvac:y ol~tll•tudcnu
l,erliOnal records should be: divulged only upon the: rcqu~ t ol a
'tudc:nt R D'111 and RA's aren't nouble shooters: the\ are rc:cour~ •
to be wppcd by atudc:n\b through their o~n tmuuuvc . RA'J 1arc
betng c:x~tcd to act on •llWIIIOn5 tor whtch they have mad equate:
mfornuhon and trtunmg.
lltc res•denc:c hall~ ore be•ng o ked 10 pcrlorm n ta k that
1hould be handled by andt\tdual facult~ member ond thcu
dep nmcnlll If n 1tudcnt " dolO poorl) 10 u clan, the proles.sor
houtd be Uu: one to deal w11 h the SllWlUOn RA'A nrcn't nuthonttea
un the opuonl o1cn 10 ftuhng a.tudcntr;
Wben an snd!Ysdu •I rerscho college, 11 ~olwuld be n"umcJ that
he vr he IS nn JOdcpcndcnt. lunclJI)IliOg adult 'I he ndmml.tl uon
1hould be concerned. but there 1 a fine hnc between concern und
mc(.ldhng 111 other people'• nflntr5 &hut 6hould be ob cr~;cd •••
is kingdom or some sugar ...
I cun JU't tmagme ''hut
To the 1-dltor
In the '\o"cmbcr 4 edttion ol
the: I O<• ) ll\1 pubh hcd a hort
file<'· \\hlth I \Hotc ~ntuled,
':l'llakt''f''•a~t• em ~ I Ci t \\ h1le I am
n.uur.tll) plc:n,cd th.lt you ran the
p1c:.I:C I re,cnl the I act thut ) ou took
it upon your,clf to mukc ccuain
chungc:.' 1n 11. For c .unplc, lin~ 15
und lb ol tn\ nrtgtnal manu,copl ... "1 1/am/tl Ill. '· 83). ) ou \\111 note
th.ll Shuli.c pc.uc h1m,ell u~es
'"docs" .1nd not ''dot h." So you nrc
SJt)tng thtlt )OU 11re not onl} 11 hcuer
wrlltr th.m l, hutt1bo u beuer wntcr
than "ih..tl.:~pcarc. 01 cou1 e. I potnt
out ,,Uthl' without even menllomng
tht lu~t that you )pellcd my n.tmc
\Hillltl< or that )'llU changed the: Ulle,
or tlwt }OU chon(lcd thc !>p.Lcmg uf
line 17 (hnco 15 ol )OUf \t'I~Jnn),
"h1ch Ill paced to corre,pond exa~tl)
\\lth the JMcing ~hake:speate gave: hli\C: tllkl!rl p\,JCC it )OU hud beet
,uound tn "ihali.c: peurc':s tunc. Msa,
H•lly. ) ou kno\\, I thin!.: th ·w herd ore :trt thnu, ({omco'l' tllf:
•~ ,, little too corr\\' Sn \lohcn •
puhh!oh the Firllt t"olin ne't \lot'lPl
l'm gmng to change 11 1o, •
Rume<'! Get \'OUI il"i over he1d' • •
read
Some ~ugar, umc )ugurl
tt M) kangdom for some -.ugar!
I pcf)<.mull fell th•s ~., one ot
the be 1 JMT1 ol the enure poem, )C:t
\OU onutted 11 Ctltnplctcl). I tnc 24 of
nw 'crstnn, "hu:h '" hne U ul your
\'er 1on, rc.1d • "I hus \,t c~A doe!!
mul.e co\\ .trd ul u" nil ·• Apparent­
ly. ~·ou thOuKht 11 \HlUid sound better
1f the \\ord "do~" \\ere chnngcd 10
"dotl• " and thnt 1s ho" tt appeared
m pnnt I he llrlgtnal lmc tram
Shokespe.,rc rc.tds, ••J hus con-I ,c:.tlt7.e th:tt the: c: ore pack)
det.ul~. but, correct me 1f I um
\lorong. )OU .are a nc,Hpapcr cduor,
n,)t un I ngh~h prote~'tlf Whe.n I
submit l>Omcl htng for publu:tll u.m. I
\\'UOI U 10 olppc:H Ulo m) \\111 1\ II nd not
Ill) \\ork .LS the cdJtur thuJI.a; 11
should hii\C been'' ntten. If )OU arc
!1<11111!, "' pubh h '<'mcthmg ltkc: thllt,
I tlunk 'ou should ut lcil51 shO\\ "0. "" o{J(''''t '' nm/.;, 11 m1cll8
hell\ r11,
•
~ume re peel ror the: ,IUthor b) pnn•
ctencc does mnkc: co\\nrds of U\ ,\II ung 11 us he "rotc: 11. It /lath tllr• f"mwl c'ltltH c ltrJt'
llflur(l,
I lnotlwr'~ muulc·r. flfll' ""' I
11mu~b 11/t '"'"'"'" be• 11\ \lwrp 11.1
1\ ,,
\1t '"m'R''' gwll tltfeuu ''" ""'n"
llllt'lll. •
(U11tnln /11. I
J-Board still kicking
"Riders"
wronged
To the l:dltorr
1 he rc\'lc\\ ol Riclt'n To lilt•
Sea tn )'OUr '~olav . 4 1\'>Ut mhed up
tht numc:lt ol m' 'ell ;wd \no Houle:.
Ann d1d a fantu,ltc job a~ Mauryu,
the mlltflarch ol the hopcl~s lnsh
lamtl), not Cathleen, her younger
daughter That wa5 10) role To the flitor:
J Board or the ,tSLC
Judicmr~ Bourd, '"' ah\t and func­
tionmg lor the: 76-77 chool )e.u.
For tho~e "ho arc un(.,mthor \\ 1th
what it •~. and lor thO'>C ~ho were
ne\er quite: .. ure. here 1!1 ,, bncl
outline.
"It -.hall be the purpa'tt of the
''udcnl Jud1c1a~ Boo.~rd to e .. tabh~h
the authont' and .. y!l1em ol plaemg
lull da-.ctphnar) power in the hund'>
ol the 'tudenb . A~ :.pec1ficd an the
.t \I C ( on'tttution. the t 51 C
JudiCIIIf) 8o.trd IS re~ponMbk lor all
_ jud~~:tul pro~:eeding' on wmpu
' I he power of the board range'
trom 'ocml probuuon to c pul•uon
h Olll school l he decl\tOm of the
bo,trd urc btndmg. with the. provt
SIOI\ I hilt 10 the C3\C ol :>U'tpen!>IOn Of
e"plu,tan, and in the: c:.a'c: ol ongtnal
JUmdtCtJon. the student has the nght
ol linal appe.tl to the Pre~•dent ol the
Collet;c.
"1 he: .ludician Board ~hull be composed ol c,·en studenh.
bo.trd shall elect I rum their nutn
Chief Ju.,w;c \lohme luncuon"
to ,er'c "' (HC,tdiOI{ olllcer
board. I' he ( h1el .I u~uce ~htLII nil,,
\'Ol~ ..
1 he prcv1ou' c:ll.ccrph
t<tken from the I~L ( Jud
Bourd I nformauon Bulletin
bulleun~> arc avutlublc 1n
Re~tdencc Hall .. olftce for tho~e
"''h to obtatn co pte' t.ontn'LL
form:> ma) alo;o ht obtutncd 10
Rc~•dcnce Halls olhce .1nd
l H ( oCt tee Once the forms
been completc;d, the> may
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ofltce bo:\
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where 11 is due, and though. a'> the
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mtnd poMtivt commenh on pcrfor­
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poll on elect ton da\. al>king a cross·
sec.uon ol \tudrnt!>, lucuhy .tnd itUII
to n11mc ,, pr~'•dentiul prclerenGc:.
The l>em~rntie p.-rty hali
tradttiUilOII) U1~en the: mlljOnt)' oi
vote• c:a&t an the l.C community.
I tuB yeur W.lli dttlerent. 59 percent ol
the pc:Oiont. polled votc:d (or Gerald
Ford Caner drew 11 mcatzrc 35
percent wlulc: t!ugcne Mc;Citrl)'
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lJn('klc: Bob
De..tr Nu:ce) und Nephtw'l,
Now that the elecuon IS over and Mr "Oeorgm Sm1lc:s" ~~ m the
Whnc: House, you're probably askJng yourself what '!~ to become of
tht funny l--ord t'nm1ly Well, don't worry Word has II that CBS
hnl> offered Jerry and h1s fnmaly the1r own late ntghl comedy !~how
to l.Ompetc: With N oc·, Soturda} Night LJv~ . cos·, Saturcla} VIJJht
Dumb w1ll feature comedy )kllli. (Jerry 1mnaung Chevy Ch.t!lc:),
~ports ( uo;,m wrestling Gentle Ben 1rt the mud), and a news update
(Bttty und Jack offcrang cand1d remarks about Jerry's farttng
c;onte!lt wuh Ron "'lc\sen durmg the elc:cuon return6.)
Tilt' OJJ Couplt' A drunk Oscar attempts blood brotherhood w1th
a slec:pang Fehx only to d1~cover he's 11 Hcmoph1hac
Tht Dt'Saclt' ~quad Three really tough cops who enJOY the1r work'
Th1 week wh1lc: cracl"ng down on vtce, Lt .. Loclqaw .. Nelson IJVC:S
,, pro~tuute V D
St t MmuttJ Th1s week Dan Rathtr examm~ a posh Bei-A1r
suburb that unammously voted to bus mmonues Res1dents ore
reponed to be h1ghly pleased with the results Unfonunatc:l y, at
press ume, Mr Rather was shlltn search of the bus somewhere tn
Nonh Dakota
Last ofth«' Wild A documentary about the ind1~cnmmotc brc:edmg
hab1ts of Cahformans
Namt 7 hut funt' Tlus week .. collectton of jailhouse blu~ recorded
at f-olsom Pnson's Death Row
Rt'llfriOUJ WrtJtllng . Th.1s week the final competition of the Vat1can
Open Jom Popt Paul VI ns he refs the b1g match between the
Mormon Mangler and the: Protc:5tant Pulverizer
Thi' l.Jncluua World of Jacquu Coustt!au: Whtle rcfuehng and
obtmntng ~upph~ 10 Hong Kong Jncques offends a local Tong
Warlord In retahotton. a powerful t1me-delayed aphrodts1ac: IS
m1xc:d m the: C.alypso's water supply Watch the: fun ;u Jacque!<
attem pt!~ to descnbe the: drunken Crisco orgy that occurs when the
crew d1scover" a school of dolphms
In " recent Pri'J.t Confutnu Henry Kissincu explams Prestdc:nt
Ford'<~ ln~t manutc: preparation to establish ma~hall law an the:
l nucd State:' .u a neceuary step 1n mamtammg the: ~latus of tbe
Pole~. who are u lree and autonomous people
SC'tame> Strte'l In ..tn eftort to educate thetr Vlcwer' on se", the
Muppet~ .trc re-cnacung some of todny'., mo'it populnr por·
nogruphu; mov1c:' !>c:e Kerm1t the: Frog 10 .. Deep Mouth ... and
· l manuc:llc: the JO)'l> ol a C.oolue Monster ... where 81g B1rd learns
wh.ll he "·•~ named alter
'"'""" fucwn 1\ new \C:rtC!i designed to teach 8 to II year old:-.
how to u'c: nutlc:ur phy•11c!> 1n everyday hfc T oduv'' lc:s,on~ how to
bu1ld ,, breeder reactor out of Momm\'S Mtc:rowBve, and the hall­
hie: ol plutontum '" .t long, long umc:
/Ju \Jtlltun t>ullar Qut'mun . lhl' Wed. contestant' get a 'hot at
the biJ? ~,.,,,h pr11c b~ un"'wc:nng tht:.e quc:~ti on\
•H it t.tkc:.." thtclcen and a hair a duy and a half to luy .an C:@J! and u
hull, ho"' long doc' ll tilkc: u one-legged grasshopper to k1d. the:
:-.c:c:d-. out ol .1 d1ll p1d.lc:.,
An\wer \ d.l) and .. 1 hnU dummvl •
•If )"ou .trt gotng ntntty m1le. an hour in your C'.moe and the..,. heels
Iilii ort. how many pancake-- can you ~tufl in 11 doghouse ?
\n\w«'r· I make bi8 (deleted) pancakes! (Qubttons were: !~Upplicd
b)' m\ cou~an Rodney who IS n part-11mc len poel, part-time:
welder )
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Tales of
ouzo and
olive oil
Dick Myhrt
Guest Writer
"" /ullowmR it an Orliclt' abuut
Grrc•ct from m}'St/f. o group
mtmhrr. It iJ nut an ujjicial account,
but nte'rt'lj' om: mans opmlon.
In late October. the
Mc:ditcrrean w:uer darkens to .t cool,
deep blue; on cloudy dilY\ it ,.,em' to
prot~t becommg a dull ,liver-grey
benc:uth the dark aky The: qu1et
sound of the: lapp1ng !lea IS broken
only by the wake of a pa.ning
steamer reachmg shore, or the gentle:
eni)ne chugb of uny fishin& boat~
returning from the mght'!l catch.
ltc:rt, only ten m1les from the mur
munng of the Grec1an seashore.
LC'ers 11rc: eektng peace. truth. and
beauty at Athens' finest Class C
accommodation,, the Manna Hotel
R1ght now Athens ts an adven­
turous cuy. new, exciting and con­
fu!\tng. It is a mau of unexplored
nea markets, bakeries and museums .
Evenmgs, the most enjoyable
houn. are often spent discovenng
cheap restaurants Most have five
kmds of food. all lovingly soaked tn
"you'll get used to at" olive oil A
truly Greek evenmg ends late, very
late, 10 any one: of thousands of
wh1tc:-table clothed tavemas. LC'ers
spend long pleasant houn there,
s1ppmg famously good and famously
cheap Greek wme
Greeks are shocklDgly fnendly,
especmlly outs1dc: large etltes where
Carmen and v1llagers invite passen;­
by tn, and treat them as long lost
brothel" redt\Covcred Once: tnstde.
gu~ts arc: 1mm.edtatel y offered
Turk1sh coffee (,;erved twtcc: as
"trong and twice ~ ~wc:et as
Amencun cofree). super-swee t
pastritS, or perhap~ a clump of
home-grown grapes.
H 11 happen' to be a.round meal
t1mc:,the tublc I\ ~pre-ad with a b:l.$ket
of hund-cut white: bread, salad,
goat''Y-mlll chct!~c:, and a m:un
couN: ol h!h, ch1ckcn. or mac.1ront
Almo~t everything i .. dou,cd with
\C:Veral SlUgs from the ever•prt. c:nt
boule: of oh\c oil.
V1\lttntc J Greek l.trm 1s like
\lepp1ng bacl in ume a hundred
yc.tr' '\II arc nearly ~c:lf·s ufficient .
nmmg a le~ chickens and goats, and
growmg orange:~ , grapes. nut!i, i.tnd
other \icgc:tables to feed the lamtl).
r nt\ehng throush Za~ynthO!> we
(ound farmers 'tomping lhc grapes -
for wtne, brcwang olive seed lor
pumice '>oup. and )ptnning goat hau
tnto )'lltn.
l he story or the group
dynami~ or twenty-tour LCe~ is an
cphodic drama that ha' •hndes of
the Wultmu. E:nun~mn. Gilltf(an'J
l.tluncl, and .\.fun Hartman, ,\fan• •
1/urtmun. Wc'"fc managed to be
bruvc: despite: some dtlficuh
)llUUllon' For instance, a.ll 26 of U!>
embnrlcd on a sc:vc:n-da) 1slund
cru1~<t on a SO-loot. 1molr.e--blclchtng
~team .. htp L>tnrrhca pill ... Darvon,
und choru~c~ ot .. We Shull 0\cr·
come" dtdn't help u~ After three
da\':, we turned back. • I gues' uch time.\ an~ good lor
u~. I he) ~crtainly brmga lohy group
ol romantics bllck down to real it.}.
t\lter all there is not a whole: lot of
romance: in puking) our lunch into 4
rod:tng toilet ho"l. Yes, 11 build
~h..ruc tc:r und "' ull pan ol :'I liberal
utt11 cducauon . l'hc Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group
IOSPJRCi} hal\ charged the 8uruu of Land Manatcment of
inadequate 1nvcs11gation of the environmental and sOC1al1mpacts
of a propnr.cd Southern Oregon power hnc. Along wuh the
allegatiOns c.tmc a r«ommcndauon that the Bl.M conitdcr
olternarc routes for !he line.
1 he PaetCic Power und I 1ght Company has requested a permit
to build port1ons of the 48J mile-lon8. 500 K V 1 rantmtulon hne on
BI.M land When completed, the ltne wtll utcnd rrom M1dpomt.
ld.t , to Medford Ore: and w11l carry power generated lrom
Wyom1ng plunu. I ht Oregon Pubhc Utihty Comml!lion approved
the: proJc:tt conunacnt upon re-J~olutton of u contro\et~y over the
hoc's tmpact on birds usin£ the Pac1ftc Flyway, the north-lluuth
miSJltllon route whu:h encompanQ the propoi-Cd boundnet.
M I he: 8l.M'a drah Envtronmc:ntal Impact 'iratemc:nt &a )'I the
power hne would pass d1rc:ctly acrou the: magnuory flight path of
roujhly 90 percent of the waterfowl using the Aywuy (some lhc
milhon bards per yeur)," commented Southern Oregon !>tate
College students Dena D1crker and Denton Pear.on. ·vet the
statement docs not say how the hnc: wdl affect these noc:u, even
though, according to c:JLpen taumony. there will be subst1tnt1al
b1rd kills." D1crker and Pearson also noted that according to the
EIS, an csumatc:d 190.000 acres of deer wmter range. 91,000 acres
of antelope range, and 22,800 acres of wdd hone range could be
aflectc:d by the: line:.
The proposed power hoe could mcreue the: amount of
uv01lablc elc:ctricaty tn the Medford-Ashland art4l by ljO percent
Mlhc: qucsuon oltnducc:d growth and availabilny of other resources
such us ;ur, water. and open space to suppon the: population
attrilcted to the area should be discu~sed among the ucondary
1mp.1cts of butld&ng the line; the two &tudentll said" "This should be
done before the: BLM completes it.& ,tudy of the project."
The National Envuonmental Pohcy Aa requtres tbe aaency to
respond to comments on each drnft EJS and to rei~ a final
EnVlronmental Impact Statement before makmg n decision
A re«nt repon from OSPIRG suggested that the defeat of
Ballot Measure 10 would help to nuure 10und management of
Oregon·~ cout. The measure., h.ad it passed. would have: abolished
the Land Conservation and Development Commissaon (LCDC).
The OSPIRO report was prepared by second year Uruvcrsll)'
of Oregon law student, Jan Chr-Uman . The repon said retention of
the LCDC and adoption of coastal-shordands proposal would
gu1dc local pt.lnning and manascmeot of areas •dJacent to coastal
waten.
Chrisman's repon 3Jso urged that coastal commercial forest
land and land Loned for uclusive farm use be required to comply
with the horc:land.s goal.
Chruman's repon rc:vecAlcd that although there are 13 state
aaenCIC$ With ffiaJOr responsablltlles for t.be Oregon coast. few of
them arc authon1ed to deal wuh the umqu.e problems or coutal
shorelands .
"Prc~cnt state: agency resulauons evidence: little conocm ror
secondaf)· .tnd cumulau\le effects of actiVltic:s wh1ch affect
~horeland~ ... Chnsman said. "For elUUDple., removal of shoreland
ve&etauon can 1ncre.nc: sedimentation in streams and estuancs,
whtch 10 tum can harm commencal ruhiog and adverse.!)' affect
harbor navipb1l11y . The proposed sboreland goal don addreu
such conccm!l,'" she wd.
The report concluded that the: propo~ coastal management
program Minsures praervation of vital resouroc.s, orderly deliclop­
ment, and citi1en in' olvemc:nt in <&nd loc:a.J control over plannina- ..
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Pact-.a •
Julia Ouln
~tarr Writrr
The sam~ mudt b) the b()', "" il
nght mo\ernc:nt ..1re iilo\\l~ 'hppmg
awa~ Su satd Hatue McCutcheon,
trn'\clin~ rcrr~~ntftll'\C lor SCAR
tStudcnt Coahuon ,\guin~\ Ract~m l
Sht-'Nled l la't TuC!i a .. p;ut of a
'<H1h"e.'l campaign tor :.tudent tn·
~ohement an blad: nghb. '' .1H: m pn1 h ol the cit) .md t(htUend
" certcun meclll\~' ·
' \\hat 111 hnppcmng 10 the
lhl:"~ton He<l '' !>prctldtnp 1 he rnca~t \
tell U)o 'ou thanL: tt' bud hen; JU't
wutt unul dt,egrcgutwn 'turts m
ChtcHgo: •' lynch mob there hus
alrcad) attucL:ed ol blucL: oren
hou'tn~ dem\m,tr JIIOII I he f.. u
t-.lu' t-.l.tn and the '\ 111 Pan\ ..1re
~llll \el) ICtl\c." etonomtc cri\h ol the cuh 197()'~
''htch mo,ed people lo cut bad. .. tn
all arcu' l hut hurt blue .. crnrlo)'
mcnt whn..;h 1n turn, hurl the nvtl 'tudc:nb ,trc ''"here the munc.) gel !I
'pent ot\ ,chool!> \\hen the ~chooh ..
hc~umt mote bluc.l-, the) get lc"~
hm,.hn~ . 'upplu:' and tc.athcr .. Only
dc,cgregalll'" wttl mukc lor c:duc.a· tun~h touttcnd 11n '\(. AR c.onrerencc
tn Hu,lon "'o lq ?! One of them,
l)uanc f\nn,, " trytnf to obuun J
charter lor the v,rnup
Met ut\.hcon hopes th.tl once
'\l \ R dmptcr" nrc Cl!llllbh. hcd
nuuon\\ldt thcv c.1n pt"h cltccll\ely
lui h\1\lntt ubulitllll\ of the death
penalty, the dctc"'c ol l\mcrtC<~n
lnd1111\ lc.tdcr llennt B.1nl<' an
t ahlornm ht hngual .tnd b1-cuhural
cduc.llton, Soul h \Inc<~ bl.u:~
youth cmplo) rncnt pohcc brutaht)
and a ho~t ol other j.;,ucs She tatcd that bU!>IOS it,elf I~
onh pan ol the relll d'\ 11 nghb ts,ue
~he potnted out that unle"' blac\;s
h.l\c:: the right to auend \\ hite
~ools "" bu•ang, open hou,mg
and blru:lr;: emplo) ment \\111 abo be
lo t to them. "he: bruught che prl.lblem chher
to home b~ quoting .1n ad that
uppc • .trcd 10 the Portland '\t.t\e Un·
herutt~ new~papcr urgtng \tudenh
to JOin un organtt.llton lor \\ hite
.lotudcnh. "1 he~oe dub:. oil en t "''to
c.'lmpaagn again)t black~; Me
• <. utehcon ,aid .. ,\nu·bu,ing people ha'e
launched a campatgn agatn!.t all
~pect, or blac._ lite tn Bo:-.ton,"
McCutcheon ..aid ... ll IS un!>o.fe to \tutudc::" tn tht~ count r} arc
<.hang•ntt and nu;asm '' ag.a1n
!>preadang. \ lot ol tht' '' due to che
•
acu o naz
Alan ndrew
~taft Writer
When propo)ed tenure
raotuuonli a.re returned to L( )
Board ofTf'\atcO for a fino.l dectston
No'. !2. membe~ will find major
chang~ tn rC!>oluuon .
The 804rd gave the faculty
Personnel Advhor) Commutee four
~oluttons to slUd)' The comouttee
appro,·ed three ol the rQoluuons
verbatum but changed A h ongtnal­
ly •tated that 'the long-rangt' goal of
tht' collcgt' shall bt that not mort'
than 60 fH' c-ent of tht full·tintt'
jacult 1 ro ht' ttnured. and tllat
r~nur~d poliuon.s bt' tpread o.s .. vtnly
Choir a.s pos.ubh• omon!i till' clepartmtnl\ . nu· Prt\lclc'nl lho/1 ta/...t• lUi'll sttp.\
a., Itt Junu otAuablt to a«umpluh
tim g(Ja/ at thr ~arlrtJI prartrral dolt.
ron.udermg the htJI IIJttN'JU of tht•
rollr~"· •·
The commiuee feeh re olution
A ~ill undermtne two profosionnl
obligauon\ of the faeult). Faf\t. the
oblig.atton to meet the haghe:.l po~t­
blc .. tandard of performance. nnd
second the obhgauon to evaluate
performance agatnst 1 ho!>C stan­
do.rd' I he commauee stated 'such n
pohc) undermtne\ mom--.won and
stmuhaneou,.ly weu\..en:, the
ju~ullcabon tor evaluutton of perfor­
mance ..
The LC Choir pertorms its hnt benefit
concert lor a European tour group unda\
No\. 14 at 3 p.m. in E\'30) Audttonum
Adm~ton is S2 lor adults, Sl lor
;~udents . Proceeds will help pay tra\el ex­
penses of the JS-member cho1r to the St
Montz Cboar fomal in Swillerland
'ltckcts ure avaalable at the door.
featured tn the Sunda) concert arc
woru by Btnchois, Lauus, Ha\:.olcr. Oastler,
William ~; 3nd !:>teanmeu Per~tc.hcltt's
.. Winter C01ntata~ u. on the program for the
\\omen·~ chorus. flute: and munmba.
The chou wa!i one of )ix an the L S
eho~n to auend the le~uvul. lt audtllonc.d
la•t spring. along wtth more than 20 other
college chotn in the count!) tor the bienntal
fetotival. Gill cdc), ' chou conductor and
a~.soctatc proi(S)or ol muitC conducts the
Sunda) conoert ond wtll tour Europe 'ol.ith
the group.
The choir. m.1de up ol men and women,
frohmen through sc::naon. -Mil spend one
wed: 111 the {C$tival, attending lectures,
recnab and work.shops . I hey w11l pertorm
be lore other college choan, in nearby V1llaga
and, June 4, will join ~ith the choirs ol Ohto
Suate Univcnit) and Centrul WaihanS'on
Statc College an St. Mortll to smg Bach'
"St John Pa.uion."
Nt"vtlle Marnncr. known lor hia work in
loundm)! and dire<:tmg the Academy of Sl.
Marun tn the fieldt.. conduct all conctrti at
the festiwt. He tun llef'Ved a' the duector of
the l.os Angele~ Chamber Orchestra ltntc
1969 and hns utc:mive c~~.pcraence conduc­
ung. recordmg and oeca•nonally pertormtnll
on \'tolin Wtlb ll\.ilJOf european orchcstru• .
Following the:: leittval. the ch01r wtll
ta~e a three·\\cd: tour ol l!urope, perlor­
mm& tn Salrburg, Vtcnna. Prasue, Berlin.
Bayreuth, Munich and 7unch.
Choir memberl .arc plannmg K\eral
lund-railing event• to pay lor thear uan•por·
lalton and lodging. Several concert• arc
w:hcduli:d and the group planJ to contact
Kl'\'icc clubs to arrange for engagement • in
the Portland area .
• nghh mo' c:mtnt '
ltntC I\ tll t ht ('\\COCC tod,l)
bccau:.e '' c rc hghung •'lliiiO\t I he
go'\ernmcnt ' McXutchcon e.,plalll·
cd to the mu,tl) \\hilt audu:ncc tll J.)
pcoplc thut through a lack ol 'up·
port for bu~tntt. ~0' crnment \\ ,,,
alto\\ ang r.1<:1sm to ext't 111 place" liL:c
13o\ton. In a n:ccnt '<.. \R tublmd,
\ht abo condemned l nclt '\um'1o
~uppon nl np.arthc:id tn '\outh IIllO e4ualil'
Whttc 'tudcnh entc:nng the
hlu(;~ ~nmmunaty au:n't h.nmtd but
hlucl.. ''udcnt.... entcrang the "htle
\:ommuntl\ 1rc hara,,ed People
don't \\ant blacL: chtldrcn comtnl!
into thett ,ehools bccuu'e the' don't - .
~unt blac\; lamthe~ movin~ tnto
thcar neighborhood' "
McCutcheon ·., mi,)ton i<o "'
• • • rebmld a counter-movement .\g<lln\1 Our po\\er hes tn our .tbaht\ to •
\1 ric.
~,\n)onc who ~upporh b,,,,c
dc:moc.m\lt, ctvil, .1nd bluck righb
ha~ to support )c.hool dt~egr.a~.uaon
and bus1ng Bu,tnl! gave' blncl
\tudc:nt~ tht nght luc.tl\1\lc' te~t~
book!>. etc. \\ hcre\cr the whale raci!>IO-~tarung among .. tudent\
~he .t'kcd lor \Olunteer:, to -.tart ..lO
'\( \ R chapter on c.1mpu.' to combat
ruct~m here: and tn the Portland arcu
l hrec 'tudenl!> ~ere antc:rcst11d tn
nppro.1chmg the .. tudent '\cnute {or ~el our bu"nes"" into the trcct '· \he
• '~.11d . "The bu!>in~ ,truggle tn thll
cuuntry h~" dynumtc potential
l hroutth at we be~an to que..tion
rac"m and 'egrcgauon an all parh ol
•\mcracnn ,o,tet y ..
oar
The committee \e~ton or
re~oluuon \ stlltes • ·tlral tlrt Prin·
c tpln of Emplo\ mrm and 1(•nurt
as amended frum llntt to umr. and
C1S tn/ttprt'tt'cf b I thu ftlOfUIIOII ,
shall ronttnut- to flOWrn ttnurc•
dt<uion.s for all facu/11 membt.'r,. "
1 be)' add that the Bonrd of Trur.tec'>
:!>hall not award tenure to anyone
automaucall}. tndtvtdual perf or
mance must be c;.ardull) cxamaned
lt rcm:unr. to be )een \\hether
the Board \\til gave final approvo.l .
stnce the h~t rc~oluuon WU!> chang·
ed Arleigh Dodson. chuarman ol the
com.miuee. predtcted prev1oU!ily
(1 OG. JO, 28/16) that the Board
would approve 11 Test deadline nears
<\pphwuon deadline~ tor the:.
1977 fedcr.tl ,ummcr employment
pro@ram cxamtnatto~ have been
announced
The exammauon. wbach in-
dud() a \\ nuen te~l. appho to moM
tederal .. ummcr JOb'> an clencal o1nd
admant""trauve postuo~ and to )Ub­
profe,,aonal jObs an enganeenng and
the physacal and biologaca..l \Citnces
0\·l through GS-4. Pay range'
lrom S5.8l0 to SI0,809
Apphcunl!> nrc: urged to file
early to receave maximum constderu­
uon lor employmen t Opponuna\IC)
for summer employment are ex­
tremely hmllcd
rests are scheduled by the Caval Servtc~: <.ommts\lon area ofhc:a
\pphcant), who hie w1th un
office b) Dec 9 wall be tested 11
Junual)· Tho"c who hie by Jan
"til be te!ttcd tn t"cbruan •
\pphcauons po,tmarked after o~au..
13 wall not be accepted
(and•datC'I who tool the
and quahfacd for ""ummer ernplQl
ment 10 1976 may renew
chgabtltty wathout retakang
wratten te:.t by 'iUbmatung an
dated form b) Jun 13
l-thng anstrucuon!l (or
wnnen test and eligabthty rcne~al
:1long With all nece~nry formll.
be obuuncd at the Career Plan
Offace. 1 remont
Center 11 o~tl
p~
:-/curl
awarded
$til UIIOn~
public scr
S2b .. O I 6 o r i8ht
rc:cc•~cd :
IY .lnt,, l ~
1 he
acadcmac
.:ollegc:' ,,
or anapro1
on the gt
tcJIO\\Shll
~ho plan
rhe•
u~d to
program!ii
JlfO\C f
de, clop
"''h othe
~dloot,,
equapmer
In
)tudenh
(C('CIVed
R~
LC
orlice Ia
efficient 1
The
(rom the
l.~hntba~
location 1
. fire hazat
1 .ng ~pace
tor, to be
fill the vi
The
whtch hl
for dem
p05\tbly I
Hi\tory
offici:\ w
upper 0<
tucd for
fa~
History
office~ .
mma~tml
.laars dep
oflicc in
Butldtng
,,.manar
Tile
bl
Dean ol
)hould b
other rc1
mill ~
) I
l \\II
phy:.atal
lion mo
attmeptl
probh.:"1
affect '9
Pt•t
FOR
DA
ed 1976
lie renee
1£ them
>btam a
~It once
tbh:thtd
fecll\d)
IC death
ntCrl1:.4111
1u1k-. tn
~uhural
blat\
brutJht\
abthl} tO
ccb. ~she
c 10 thlt
potential
que:.UOII
II pamot
' )
h a n a l't4
: toted u
by Jnn. I
Februnr\
alter J
)!.. the
er empiOl
~ne\\-thel'
.akmg
• ang an
for
r t y re ne"'al
forms.
cr Plo.nm~
rempt!! to~ 11 November 1976
Public .service up, G
Nc:urly S4 mtlhon hu~ been
l warded to htgher cduc.tlton tn I •
,11tuttolh [or upport of educ.ttton tn
puhhc llcrvtc.c: career' I (. received
S21l,ll I (1 of It
f:tghty c.nllel(e~ lllld UOIVC:r'•lllt
rc:cc:t\cd S1 mtlhon in •n•utuuonal
l.lf•l nt~ 1 ( J(OI ~40,00()
1 he gr.tnl\ .trc lor the 197b-77
acutJc:mic ycnr I hey "ill ullo-..;
collc:gc:s unll umvcr tlie to t.'labli'llh
or unpro\'c public 'ervtc.:c pro~ram'
on the graduate level 01nd provide
fclhiYolihtps lor graduate lltUdents
\\ho plan pubhc l'enice career
1 he imtttuttonal.twnrds muy be
u)ed to 'itrengthen luculty, upand
program~ ol grJduute ~t~dy. _im·
(lr(l\e pro~r.tm udmtna .. tratton,
dcHiop coopcrattvc arrangement::.
w1th other graduate or prole,.,ionnJ
sehoul~ . und acqUire im.tructional
cqutpmcnt and mntertul~
In ,tddllton 344 lull·llmt
)tudenl'> .tllcndmg 7J lh:.lllUliOO)
rcc~t\Cd nearly S2 rn1lhon tn
Relocations
"'eoti ~aundcn
~taff Writer
1 C " pre~cnt1) relocating n·~
ollicc l;u;thtte' to make a more
efficient U\c. ol ~pace
I ht pnnt 'hop ha~ been moved
from the ba~cment or Odell to the
Zc:hntbiluer Swtm Pav1lhon fhe old
locauon walo poorl)' venttluted and a
lire h.wtrd beWU\t or hmlled work­
tng ~pace. A ne"" Per onnel Otrec­
tor, to be htred for the neltt year. w11l
1 1111 the vacated room
I he 1 heater Arl'i 8u1ldmg,
\\htch hnd prevtously been tagged
lor demohuon will be salvaged,
p0\)thly lor U~ long a\ tWO year~ f"he
Hl\tory and Rc:hgton department
offlcc' w1ll move there to occupy the
upper floor the lower floor waJI be
u~ed for clu\~room~
l.tl.mg over the vucuted
Hi~ton and Rehtuon department
olll~' "'all be the Pub he Ad·
mmt,tration .tnd lnternataonal Af·
111r~ dep.ntmenh Dr Jo,eph Ha\
oflice m the lnternilllonal -\Oairs
Buildmg will be converted into a
•
1 ~emt nar room.
1 here arc more relocatton pen·
dtng. but ln:nt He~o;ht \ \ocaate
Dc:an ol L1cult}, doc' not lcel the~
huuld be pubhcucd yet 1 here .tre
luther rc:orttJnllullonal pion' Ill the
1 he obJtl.;ll\'e '' to bnng
\unou-. olhce' thut need more con­
tact wtth e.1ch other tnto ~rc.uer
ph)'\tC.tl proAtmth ~o 1 hey can funt­
tton more ellc:ncU\ely We Me ,tlso
llltmcpttO(t hl liiJCVIUtC \O!nC
problem' of over ero\\-dtntz that
<!fleet ,orne olthc: ltdmtnt!ltruii\C and
departmentc~l otncc:' " fellow,htp atd ~ellow receive a
~3000 •llpc.nd lor the year wnh a
SS04 allowance. for each ehgsble
dependent
l·or the ttmd con!lecuhve yem
prtCC!> for the urnduatc Record r~x·
amtn.llton' CGRE), ollered
nationwide silt time~ per yec~r wall be:
SIO 50 each lor the: Aptitude lot
.,nd one ot the 19 Advanced I (;."jl5.
In addllton, co't for three
other ~rvrce oftered by the GRE
Board have been reduced, hlrgely
due to 1ncrea~ed U\e:
• r he per-test cost of the G R E
Local Admint\lmttons h~ been
reduced from SM.OO to SS.SO. l.oc<ll
admmistmtion\ Jre u\ed onl) by the
~chool o(ferang the e11um for us
enrolled graduate 9tudent5, and the
Icc •~ pa1d by the ~ochool .
• fhe pncc ol the (oUr·Vo1umc
Graduate Program' und AdmtsSJons
Munual for the 1976--77 -.chool year
McGEORGESCHOOLOFLAW
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC
Accredited: Amencan Bar A<.sociation
Member -Assocaatton of
American Law Schools
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
May 1. 1977 is application deadline
for first year students seeking
Juns Doctor degree in 3-year Day
and 4-year Evening Program begmnmg
m September 1 977.
Pre-Law Discussion
FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
TIME:
day 2:00 p.m.
Nov 17, 1976 to 4:00 p.m.
R APPOINJMENT
FURTHER INFORMATION PLACE:
Career Planning
and Placement Plonur Lo&
down
wtll be cut from SJ.SO to SJ.OO per
\olumc.
•1 he pnce lor the ample
uputude te: t hu .. been reduced to
SI.OO I rom Ia" yellr'r. co'i of ~1.25 .
I he (_, R I Board ha enlarged
c:hgtbtlity rcqutrementl\ tor the G R E
Fee Watver Program 5tudent now
eltgibh: lor fcc wruvers are tho c who
ure currently enrolled us )Cnior tn
college:, .uc receiving financ•al aid,
und httve an e•umated pMental eon·
tribution ol S200 per year or less
I he lour-volume Graduate
Programs nnd Admu~ions Manual
htt\ perunent mformutton about
gruduatc m,utut1ons throughout the
country os ~ell as a sample <Aptitude
test. I he volumes are dtvaded by
\IUd)' areu : Volume A biology
and hcullh scienCC~: Volume 8-arti
und hum<1ntttet, Volume C­
ph~ twl sctenc~..:. mathematics and
engtnecrang \r olume 0-socinl
•c.:tence~ and educauon
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ASt( Preddenc
.;ISJ.C ts altve and well We've had our &hare ol blackouta
lately but we're hangtng in there lhe Senate meet1ngs hil\C been
c!'\cepltonJlly good lhts ye:u and I'd hkc to remand e"eryone that
they ar, open lor pubhc scrutiny.
A,. reported an la~ot ~'Cck's LOG. one of the major iuues faCing
the Senate" the ~tudc:nt ucuvuy fee. Laat year when it came umc to
:allocate funds, we lound that the requests far uceeded what we had
to allocate fhc result wu that publicattoru, dubs and
organll.alluns were lorced to accept less money than they needed,
and there wnsn't much money left over tor new clubs, speaker .
symposaurns. etc.
fht fint \tep 11 to project what neAt spring's request• arc gains
to tot.tl and then work. backwards .
The ~en ate wall soon have before them the computed cosu of
vunc:d me<~ I plan) dt the collef(e. Usinll these: fill'Ures, the Senate will
te:~olve which dar«tion the)' reel Dean Sorenson and Bill Mallinson
hould more an ne,ouauoru wtth SAGA this January. Jfyou have
.Jn} tecling about thu. ISSUe., talk to your ..cnator.
1 he Sen11te is ,&lso encouraging !itudenu to pursue production
of an l C yearbook: . If you arc tntctotcd in work.ang on the
yearbooL in any capacity. come und s,cc me as soon as pouiblc.
Pschecu spea out
Sam Tallman
~carr \\ricer outgoing, should have more
Amencan friends."'
Psc.hecu said Amencans feel
• • that forCJgnet"' are not tntereslln&
and k.noY. nothing about what's
"Going on." "We have concerns and
expo,ure," be 5aid. "We l;novo a lot
and we an: mteresung.·
Pschecu, whale menuomna Gu~tavo \ Pschecu, President
ol the lnternat10nal tudeots'
A \OCtallon C ISM cl:umed th.u there
are problems in relatJO~ between
the 130 foreign Atuden~ and the
American "tudents at LC. P~hecu
said that there arc prejudi<:e$ and
'ltereot)'po inherent on both parts.
He attnbuted the~ problems to a
.. lack ol eommuntc:.t.Uon 11nd in­
tere t," umong tho-.c ..:oncerned.
Pschecu suid that establishtng
rappon between the different
cultures is not s.omethang that people
kno\\ ho\\ co do. "People are too
imohed in thetr own pursuats, the
things the\ an: used to They don't
seem to ~ant to change or learn.· he
~·d some ol the problems, expressed
more concern over solution~. He hu
rcccntlv become the President of
IS·\ and i1 extremely enthusias tic
about the po»ibthtaes DO\\' before
htm "We want to dC\elop awarencu
and undentandlng." he satd. ·we
want co uniiy w1th beeter voays of
anteracuon."
P cltecu suad that lnn&Wige
b.uricrs arc 11 maJOr factor an the
communic:~uon gap. ·Beeau c ol
language. people don't really pay
111ention to us. fhey e:\pect us to
~pcul.: perlect Engli h," he t:stcd.
Another problem, P-.checu
.. ~.ud, is that torc:igner.~ lend to .. uel;
"'ith people olthcm o~n nuuonahty .
"It i:l> like ha \ ing .1 lot of liule
countnc._,.. he ,.ud ··There t:o not
ho,ulity toward' the Americ-.1n~
Ruther, there is immense pau1vit).
Our toretgn ~tudcnt hould be more • Psc:hC\.~ outlined several oppor·
tuntti~ students have for comma
tnto contact ""h forctgner E..,-ery
other Wednesda) :u 4·00. then: are
"cohee con,v:sauons· 10 the ' ew
Dming Rooms There an: ol o Inter·
nataonal pani~. spon.'iored by the
A -oaatton. 0,\ncing and food are
usually provtded . ..\\ c IO\C to
dance.· P:.chccu td
Ounng h11 term s flrestdcnt,
P dn:cu "'ould hke to see mon:
in,ohement on all paru. He also
hope5 to ~ a plucc on campus for
the e pn:~ purp •sc: of ()l)co du­
CIQ[L More talm lind pcakers wen:
abo on hi list of goa.b.
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ang a
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1dy in
1e Cor
7. For
and
• Ne\\ II O"trnbtr 1976
• a.r1e
I han\ llul11uagel
"porh f dltcn
lhc IL ~11rt and S11nd < lub
1 cumplc:lrd .1 1ctund \I rulttht un·
dcfc.ltcd men " Hlllcybull \cJ~on 1 hts
tall, "htlt SliiiC•I~ y -snc:.tkct' rolled
10 ,1 pcrle~:l record m tht women'
iJ1vl\llll ol .111 ex.pundmg •ntr;1mur.1l
)rurts program.
"\Vc'rc trymg 10 r.et up ·'" cit·
hlblltun nMtch bel ween I C Surl.md
~.1mJ t~nd the 1ntr.unurul volleyball
ch.1mruon~ I rom Wtllameltc ," ~•d
I Ru) U.lkcr, who h.tndlc the hnt­
yc.tr pnMtlon ul tntr.,mur.ll ~ports
dlfCClllr. "I he mottCh IOU)' be played
,11 hultllmC ol llnC of the varatty
b,1,L:ctb.IJI g,llnC\ thiS ~Inter ." Some 110 to 90 men 111gncd up lor
the II Intramural volle~bull tcums.
\\hilt the women's dtvl 1on ~;om
pnM:d \IX tcumJ ol vnncd num~r
ur player'>.
Yet to com(. an tim lull'• in­
u.tmuml prugram .trc cro!l•·eountry.
women', r.JqUttthlll, nnd un open
b.tdmtnton chullengc. 1\ tennl!l tour
n••mentt) ~1111 under\\ay, .tnd needs
to be finished," RaL:er ~aid . ln­
tramuml inlormutton .md 1tgn-up
1hee1 arc in Rnum 2J on the lower
le\cl in Pamphn ~porh Center.
Gull, lrisbce, and 1occ:er ioal
luckrng compcttttons were held ut
hulrtimc or and tmmcdtately lollo\\•
tng 1 C home lootball g.tmc$
Jell R1c:hard cupturcd the m-
cralt:.­
lnnunl
)n Rd.
)W!ihlp
de Joe
tr ond Women's sports •
many
loW tO
an ex­
)pptng.
annual
uarvmg
:y have
l5 orfer­
.r. Your
people
ons to:
Seattle.
record of
; numbers
lore ea&aly
tid call the
Jon.
~y Frank
; Hoffman
nd Crafu
11 Nov. 20
I. cera m u:s
dug b) the
:1 drawanp
cene:>
m ss, '6, '7
.N.CO Kickers bop
,\nn !'llerltt'r
Stuff \\ ritcr
I he P11•ncer pt kt r plrtced a
~uhd )CC\md bclund Portl.tnd ~lrtlc
111 last \h'ckcmJ':s. 8th unnuul PSU
\oiJe)h.tJiln\llolllOn.ll. I he IOUIOC)
mull~ upped l C's 'C·'"on Jccord to
25-5
On the fir:u msht I l handled
\\estern W.t:s.lungton ':>tJIC College
m t\\oqutck game~. but .t p5yched up
Otcgon State squud ch.11lenged the
Pwncer tu ,, tightly contc~:. ted three
g.tme match.
,\Iter t<tktnt: the ltl')t game "'ith
auth~>nt), the P1unecr '> delen'!ltVt.
conccntnltlon .. hpped. and Q!)l
lnulttd lht !tCOrt ut 11 game aprecc
W11h the score 14-13 tn lil\ or of OS U
sn the tlurd !Wme the BeJven, ktllcd
a !lfltlo..e down the rtght ltnc. on I) to
have the. gnme wtnrung pollll
nullil u:d by a net "1oluuon T"he
P10ncer" toot... .ldv.t.ntage of the m•r,·
take by !>nanng thrC\: poml\ on
Martha Scmpert'' lront hne play to
pld.: up tht m.11ch.
ers
\nn "teruer
Staff Writer
\Iter a \trtng of d1 llppomung
ttc~ und onc:-gonl -.etback'>. the
women\ \.lr'''Y )occer team put
together thc1r two ltnc'>t ofren)IVe
outing' ol the 'euNon a!> the) thra\h
cd Pacthc 8-0 and Orc:son St.ue 1-1
De~pllc domanatmg play m the
li~t two games of the1r ,e .. ~on's
~ertes wnh OS l.. l C hud only
managed a llc and" Ia !II mmute one­
goal dc:lcat. The Ptoneer Ollense gol
untr.tc~cd lor it!> second game tn a
ro\\ 1n thetr fanul gume .l~tllln'>t the
Bell\lcr' ao; !hey rtfled home three
goitls
1 he Pioncch reuuned po,~c:o.·
1on ul tht ball in their oUcn aw end
the lteld lor ., majortl} ''' 1 he
ll•lmc. and allw oul\hol the Seavers
ncarl\' lour co ont I he unl\ 'enous • l' thrcill c;.1mc: on brcalwwav~ *
hom madlteld, h\11 the l.C dcfc:m.c
lt"CO\ en:d 'IUIC~ 1\• tu Ioree a hutrted
r•nu• or to !ihdc taclo:le the hall out ot
hnun<.l
Wuh JU t 1\~cnl\ nunute!l
plu\e(J tn lite lu~l h;tlf, \\mgcr Helen
I' eden booted tn her ~C\ cnt h gout ul
Clllllll\ un n lc.1d p 1 (roan mld·
tehJc:r Kmu Koch. I hut ttlll) gD\C
f110nccr the lead, one'' h1ch they
rchnqut hed 'h,trtl nft<:r
flcdcn' goal. tnl.:er Spock Roath
"D LC5 ccond goul wuh u ddl ~d 1 urdU). onl} Pac1l1c
l ~ther.m lind $1mun T·ra er !ltuotl•n
I C\ "·•Y lu 1 he f&nnb. I he P10neer~
pohshcd oil hot h !I"!UUd~ tn "'UlCk
1ush1on behtnd 1\nne I lenny's hnung
and Calh) "Hoho" Hcllcrn.tn '
blod.:ing Kaltl) Chm\ofl pht\cd her
u11ual ouutundtng dcfen~I\IC: game tn
the bacl.:line to buck up the blockers.
Four ol the 11\e Ptonc:er lo!>ses
ha'c: come at the hund~o of the
po\\cr1ul P~U \'tkrngs, undele;lled
Ill \orthWC\1 pia)' thtS ca10n, rhe
I tnul or the tourney \\U~ nocl\ccpllon
.1 they curned b.ad the ~crappy
P1oneen. 15-11. 15-2 PSL , overall
)lrength in hllung and bloclo:tng
cvc:ntuall) broke down the LC
defense
l\c,, lhursduy the lu\ ortd
P1onee~ begin delc:nse or then
Northwe~t r>astrtct chump1on!>btp '\
ftrst place fimsh would not only
,tssure l C ol a record ft\c \tra1ght -IItie:>, but al\o a berth tn !lmall
college MUonub scheduled at
Peppc:rdmc Unr.,crMt} 10 Malibu,
C .1lttom1a at the: btgmning of
December .
ace
rcve~c: pasl> to Be\ O'Nehon. \\ ho
volleyed home a wtnner
The P1onccr.. hm\hcd thetr
~cormg when Jumce 2'.tcho" shpped
a pn.o;l> through the OS U delense to
Juhc Dmneen, who knod.ed the ball
pa~t the diVIng Be.ner goaltc for her
seventh 'it.Ore of the ye.u
, LC ~oahc l arolyn \!.anner
stymacd the OStJ offcnl>i\c: thre.tts in
the hr..t half ~hdt )hutting them out.
She then moved to left hull, where
.. he and ~all~ \''her broio;e up the
Beaver's nght '>tde .tllack
Oetender l UC) Goge pla)cd her
hne.'t gamt ol the year U\ ,he con­
trolled the acuon ~t midfield con·
unuou~l) . I hC' b.tll cro~'cd the mid­
field hne mtrequently during the
at·•Ole nnd the OSU threat' wC'rc
t!tOlnted brca._s that the Bea,crli
could nut capitahlc on
bulicr 10 the wc:el the Pwncer:.
brukc out o( a otteo,I\C: "lump wtth
,,n c1ght gmt I ell ort aMuan 1 Pacihc.
Juhc: Danncen ~ocl an l.C record h\
,.c,mng lour goals an the: match
!\cnior "Ulger til Wurrc:n ndded
thre-e hcnc:ll, t)tng her for the: top
po 1Uun rn I c.u-eer gu.tl .
L linrllh« up us cason thl
atternoiln :at 4 p m. agmnst tlrcgon
do\\ n an f. ugc:nt ,\ "an '' ould C' \:O
the seu on's erto wnh the Duck ,
und would gl\c the: P1onccr 1 4-3-2
ret"Ord tor 1976. Pfnntfl' Loa
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tuunuml goll IItie. 1 he frttbee
thro\\otng c:ontc)t W;1s called ,, dru\\
"hc:c;.,u~ the people lorgot ro bnng
lherr lntbces.'' wad Baker ... We:
ded.m:d nne ream the wmnc:r or the
... Intrwnural plans for
1rin1er term mclude men\
and co eel ba\ketba/1. 'o-ed
raquetba/1, mner-tuhe
u ater polo, and a pte eating
CO/lit!~ I •••
~occcr goal ktckmg contest :n the
other teamr. dadn't sho"' up,
prob,tbl}' ht:C.IUSC Of the \\Cal her (on
th.1t d•IY) "
lntr.trnur.tl plans for Winter
term tndude men's and co-ed basket· ball, co-ed rlll.jUet ball, mner-tube
\\Dtcr polo, and n pte c:Jlllng conte.tt
IJl hallume ol a b.IJkctball gllme. All
prosram' ure aubjcct to student tn·
teresl
.. , need 1nput from the: students
.tbllUt intrumurulli." Saker taad "If
some •tudent would hke to Jet
antramurnl tnclude u ne\\ 1port, 1'11
get 11 lor them. In tact, 1ntr1Jmur:~l
CtJn be: n provmg &round lor a
pt1tenttal vursrty aport
"I Mrongly cncouruge people to
Jotn one ol chc intrnmunll c:om­
peutwns." Buker said MM) goal1u
tntrnmurab director IS to get n, high
8 pcrCC:nlage as pOSlllhle or the t!U·
dent bod~ mvolved rn the progrum
It's u fun, health) wu)' to rele:ue tcns•oru, take a study break, and
meet new people .~
LC mtnamurul 5pons have bc:en
aomcwhru less orpnued tn put
years as lhere hal bten no one to
coordanate the actrVIIICS baker
hopes to conunuc to rmpro\le the
program's efhcrency .
-r'd hke to nave 11 central
bullet•n bl>ard to keep people tn­
fnrmed about c:urrenl 1nuamural
c~cnu . Alw, I'll work on plannma
ahead to avotd c:onf11c&s hkc mad­
term week
.. We expect u large tum-out for
iotr.amurab next term," Saker saad.
.. The wmter weather should bnns
out more people mdoors to look for
UCia\'lllC "
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nobody tells it like ArtCarved.
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Your Art 1n l.'({
nng ~~ an ongm{ll d~t~n tor
';l'Uf ~h~.Xll Youc.m h.\\ en tn ycJI,,w
ur whire ~~_,ld . or m tl.tdnam
And since ~ 1ur ran~ '" cu:.wm•m:'ld~ JU"t ft,r
VllU. )'('U l.•m ~N,nJhz~ n wnh your cln vcar.
tn:IJl.'r. degree, ~'lrOnf) or fr.u~rnuy lcnct" and vour
anm:d
A l.lllll')!e nng l:, one c.~mpu trndm,m \'OU can t.akc
wtth )0\1 when you lea\e "'o u's rc. unng w know
that rour AnCmvcd nn}! 1 made by n ltnt." J~Wcll)
(l'mp.un And. ltke 1.1mou A11Cnrved cltamond
and \H~ddmg nng , it'~ made tO\\ car fora hteume
ArtCJr\'cd Coll~c Rm~~ nrc here
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Read one tOO.l\'
College Store
November 11
9 a.n1. to 4 p.m.
JtRTQlRVED SAVE $5 '"hen ou pc) in full \\\arid hlnlUU'-lur
dt.llllllnd .md '''ocldllllo! ttn~' Th:u ~"hen th \rtC' 1'\ ~
repi'Ci"ntoJitYC" \\ II be h I"('
to ht"lp \'OU el ct your
<:usrom-m de (OIIl1l 1 ' I~
II ~ oJI~ th' dJ \ u .._,_,.,
chJrg our 1\rtC.tn
acwelry on M.J h: r
83nkAm r• .ud Pa~ I
• • 1oneer o
Han\ Hollnatrl
Sporb Editor
f<'<ltbulls hllcd the u l:~\t
Sa turd" a5 L C' rolled to a ~ 7 2b "an
OYer rru .. tr":tted Pac.aftc llnl\cntl\ tn
a pcnah ·poAcked orthv.e't on­
fcrcnce game at f-orc:M Gro\e
•Aller V.C JUmped to,\ 2 ·poant
ad, \lie :oub ltlUted prett) frtc:J) :•
.. id Fred WtJ on. Ptoneer head
coach .. That lost u~ some momen·
tum. but \IJC: came nght buck ~
Both 1c•m rehed hc:•mly on
t.bcir pa!o nng game&, combmtni lor
911 yard~ 10 the a.r nuonal
Auoctallon ol lntec.ollcglate
Athlc:ltCS p tng lt.tder coli Mc-
Cord bro~c: ht" one-game \\
RC:Ord ol JK J pa "'"8 yurd& wuh u .\2
for 4b. 507-rard cJlon tor LC.
MeCord and the Ptoncer
oflen!oe we~ a hule sha~ e.lrl) m
the game. P>1cdic cupuah7td after
LC (umbled on n ftf")l po,esston.
pa.umg tts v.a\ toto Ptoneer tern tory
to set up a 44-\ard \\ ilhe Bro' cau
field goal
h dtdn't ta._c lon~ tor l C to
warm up. \ long McCord uennllo
Ben John on and :1 pa !-mterfc:rc:nce
call :agamst the 8o cr .. mo'ed the
P1oneer qutdl) downficld Joe
Panowtcz too~ .1 hsgh, o~er·
thc:-mtddle pa ' from \tcCord :1nd
draged a Pacific lad.ler aero's the
jtO&I hoe
LC c:ornerbad.. ~ell) Reed In­
tercepted an oH:nhrown pu~<> a few
aunute..<. later and n:tumed It to lhe
orth~nt Confertn« Football
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Linfield ...••..•.•...••.. ·-. .. .. .. . S 1
I.Awis and Clark ................ 4 2
W1llamctte ....••..•.•..•••.....••...• 4
Whtt-worth ............................. 4
Paafic Lutheran ................... 4 2
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Pacific ···-· ·-························· 2 4 Whitman •. • .• • ............... .... J S
CoU* ol Idaho ................... 0 6
••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • atwd.a) 's Games • • • • : Whitman at I.Awis and Clark :
: Willamattc: at College ol ldilho :
: Pacific at unfield :
: Wbuv.onh at Pactfic Lutheran : • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
• o,,,cr \1 M(.l ord I l.'lund D.trtcll
Htll .llonc on lh<; lell Oat h\o rt•"'
Iuter the ~llld.' lot b td. tludc:d
one dclc:ndc:r md -.atltd tnto the end
rone llt 6:10 10 mulr.c: 1t 14·.'
Pa"fic barely gol 1t' hund~ on
lhc bull belore Ptonc:cr ,afetv John
Jaqun tell on .1 fumble "' lhc: htm,·
1" l•ulbacl. Otcl. Da) tool the bull
O\tr the mtddlc: Cor the 1 0 wuh ,.40
to go m 1he hr t quanc:r
l-ord Monshtta. who lr.td.cd 7
comer 1on& on the du~. booted the
lotio" mg l1cl-ofr omtde c\erul
PJOO('(;r~ JOhcd the ball rrom Boxer
n:"c:" er. and 'tt\c Kaer .. nnt<.hed 11
PunOWltllool n Mc(ord pa "to the
one-~nch hne, and Oa} ngtun plung·
td over lor lhc 'core
\\ 1th ,, ho~l ol l C' >·oung
pla}crl> 10 the gomc:. Paclltt
accrlerated •n the 'econd qunner \
Bo cr u taincd dn\ c pu1 Fr.tnl
C.e lr.c: o'er nt 5 52 lor a lli-10 tallY
\Hth Bro<.'\euu· .. PA 1.
Do er ~pecdMcr Mnrl. Burt got
loc"c lor .t ~en Dahl bomb \Hih lwo
mmut~ to go. and ouuan the: I l
b:ad:lich.l lor the Q4-vard 'core • Dahl' ton~cNon puss 10 Mtkc
Barber pul Pncthc wtthtn 10 pomt
01 lhe Ptoncer-;.
The Pulnune Hill .. run-und·
'hooter," went ttl V.t1rk:. quJc:kl\
~uung up lhe Ho c:r .. eeonanry wllh
'hort .tnd long pu,~e..' Mc(.;ord'\ 1 D
pal>!> to Brad toflcr wtth 15 \ttond'
rematntn{l mudc: 11 JS-18 at the huH
Pc:nalue were abundant
throughout the cont~t. and tht>
'Pio Nighf slated
LC students wtll get an early
look at tht5 }cU'i wrC)thng and
baskelball ,qu!lds dunng P1o Night
at Pamplin pon1 Center Tuc&day
at 7 p m
"Pta sght wtU gJ~e the studenh
an opportunll) to ~ec: who'
rcpr~enung them on the coun~ and
ma~ wh1lc: they're on vac:auon." sntd
Dean c:mpen, P1oncer ba5kctball
head coach
Ptoncer wrestlcn. w1ll open tht
uhtbttton, followed b) the cagcn. at
8 p.m Adm.~uion is 10 cent~. "We'll
ba~c )Omc: !>urpnscs for those an
attendance." Sempen ~1d .
Pioneers po
Jab Gr~nbwc
Sports Writn
l..ut TuCJday. lhe L Men·)
Vanu~ Soccer team romped to an
UDprt:li"e 7-1 VIctory o~;er Paafic
Uruventl ) at Forest Grove.
Pac:1fic scored first but LC aoon
unloaded more lhou. at the Pacific
phc than doctors worlung to pre­
vent the awine flu. Robert Aa&rcy
paced the tmaaous Psoneer attack
wilb three soals.
lo funhcr VanJt)' Soccer ac:­
Qo.oa, LC took third place 1n the
pil&•i~t ous Northwest Conference
Tournament hdd lut weekend at
Ddla Park.
In the fll'lt round, tbe Ptooc:cn
played Willamctte Uruvcnity and
cn•pd a ~ Vldor. LC limply ou1clo. 1ed Wtllamcttc: and con·
t1oUed the game·~ tempo from the
out)et. Foreward• Chm Thomas, E.
A Kumbruwah and Gunn Chon
Kored Ptoneer Goab
In the ~mt·ftnals LC played
Whuman College, the only team to
beat LC thta year. Whstman lr.cpt
their rt(ord tntact. shuumg oul LC
1..0. To JA) that U. was outptayeo
would be mcorrrea , the Ptoneera
actuall) showed superior ball con­
trol but lost when a Whttman
forward headed a beauty past LC
soa!Je Bob Shulman .
A consolation pme wu to be
played Sunday apnst Paafic: Un­
•vcrsny, but Pac:ilic conaolcd itself
by not ahowina up and thereby
forfcit&nl the conteat.
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ln.,lcd three hour' hHcn nllnutc, .• 1~
the team' ~:ombtncd fur 21 penalise~
ror 241 htrd'
~hd\ht} through 1he 1h1rd
quancr \\a\ne Jacl,on ran lour
vnnh throutth a lar~c: hole to Ptoneer
JMVdlrt Pun,,w tCJ took I he 1wo­
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ll1c ttood old McCord·tcl
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