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

November 18, 1976 Volume 35, Number 7

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1976-11-18

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

976
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Rebecca Green
"taff Writer
Prc\ldent John Howard returned ltut
~cd• from un anvatnuonul tnp to Israel He
Jell \\&th the conclU'IIOn a hot the. beleaguered
Je~t)h stale a!! doomed bec.lU!>e of mountmg
dcmogrnph~t und economac problem~
lloward went to Israel, along wath ten
other college pre adcnt!\, u~ part of a long
rungt cff ort by the lsruellt~ to secure
Amcucan support
8racfing~ by cabtnet rncmbe~ m1htary
ofhcer,, and head~ of maJor educat10nul
1n~utuuo n!l convmccd Howard that Israel
face. an up hall struggle to ~urvtve, among
other problem~. an overwhelmmg malnary
budget lind u whoppang 3S percent rate of
inllotion
FREE U
IN WINTER
'cote \aunden
taff Writer
In attend mel(. for a liberal ort11 educu·
taon lew of u' reutucd thnt the. '\Chool would
be: ~o hberul a!ltO oflcr cours~ 'uch a'> .. Wine
lor tun .. ..Bndgc. for Bcgmner!>.''
"Coeduca llonnl Knnuns ... "Human ln-
11m1t1:y," or " \"c:navcne~' T r.umne "
All ol tha,, und mort, wdl be avualtahl
thi' wmtcr throush a hrunch ol the Student
,\cthitie' Olhcc. called force l na'Jel"'lt\ [he •
progrum '' beang darceted by coorduaatu"
Shell) onun and Joan Malan, und Jdva~or
Mi'-c: 1:ord
"We: hope to oller a vuriet) ul )Ub'ltan·
11\C: learrung experience.' wath c:mpha'll~ on
lbahlc: chc:duling," .. aid Ford
All member ~ ol the LC community
.\IUdenh, facul\\, )l,lfl ,alumna, and their •
lamilic:~ will be ehHable to purucipatt :l.S
either teacher' or 'tudent ... lht dnv1'-" wall
be scheduled to the convenaen cc: of tho't
amolvcd and "'all be relata vel) antormul
Mo,t cli"'e.' wall be fret of charge: thou~h
\orne may rcquare .1 mmamal lee to CU\CJ
c:>.pcn!>cs. · Wt would hke to .. ee the program
b«ome a learnm~ c;~~;change. not JU!i.l
.Jnuthc:r ~chool ," stud Malon.
I o amprove thear knowledge of how u
hc:t Unavcrut' operute" Norton and Mtlnn
hu\t \IUdtcd uther :,ystcm' They tn1veled to
Oregon State l naver~uy to ,,ew 1t\ mu~<~tve
hc:e lJnhcrMI\ program I he: budget for the
fret: Univer .. uy at OSU &!I Sl6,000 Thi!l
presents ~ullc: u contra'>\ to the S200 wath
\\luc:h l C'll pro8ntm wall operate
I he curraculum will be daVlded mto
three cutngone' Academac cour'e~. Skall!>
Course' t.~nd \wnren~' cour es.lncluded an
the .. Ac.ademtc cutegor~ Me cl.u,e~ deaJmg
wnh phalo\oph~, .. ocaology, theology. und
cducataon. l e~tbook\ wtll probably be u~ed
m the-.e clu~~c' Among the eln.s'~ an th~
· tutagory are "Bibltcal Archelogy ..... Ract\m
an \menca." and "lmpact ot Mulu-nataonaJ
Corporuuon" ut Home ond an the Thtrd
World (;ountraa "
"Slullto., or How To" cour-ses waJI range
(rom bu!lme'' ("Small Busmen C lJnic~ an
Boolo.kcepmg. Murkehng. or Money Monag­
ment,") to cr.ihs ("lnldeloom Wenvtng" or
.. R.udimenutry Bookbandang ")
"Awurcne .. s" c;oun~e.. will tnclude m·
davadual awurcnet.\ ("Human lntamncy" or
·r-.on ·verhal ( ommunac.mon") and II bern·
lion (~ 1 he Alhrmauve Woman Takang
Charge ol My l.ale"), • "We arc very pleur.ed wath the initial
rt pon ~ ... " sutd Norton "1 has could be a
lrtmendou iiddltlon to the lewio; nnd Clurt.:
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Vol. 35 No. 7 18 November J976
uture,
Howurd 11n1d. "1 hey ure a desperate
people: I came to the anformal conclusion
that laruet·, long term urvivata .. impo •ible
1 he economac. and demographic fuctof'\ that
confront hra~l nght now urc such that,
wuhan a prc:d~etubte period of yean. 11 won't
work an)' longer ~
Be· ad~ huvang an outrogeou~ anOauon
r.ttt the country mutt ampon almo" every
rQoUrce The lsruehs ,pend over 40 percent
ol thear annunl budget on the mihtary whale
bare nc:ccs)tlles require the other 60 percent
A" effort!. 10 "make the dc:sert bloom"
requarc more nnd more money the an­
Oauonnry 'P•ral expand& "1 hey huve anOo·
uon they cannot !SUSIOID, .. Howard "''d
.. , he !\Ute O( IsraeliS brtechang rational
hmatations There '' no inehnatton for ats
people to "4ltrtltce turther. Many ol them
l~rt"'ldent John Ho~ard rae
have come from 35 )'tar of conunual
aacnrice and for them to be asked to tighten
thear belts sull further is almost unrealistic: .
•tmmigration ha~ all but stopped dead.
The wur an •73 wus whot turned 11 obout ...
Jews I rom all over the world stopped looking.
to Israel for refuge. The maJority ol JeW&
ltom Europe hll\'e <Llread)' emiarated The
other two centers of Jew .. h populauon .sre
Americo, wuh six and a hulf malhon .snd
Ru,~an with three and a hnlf mdhon. rho~
who can leave RustUl come to the U \.
because Israel is a 1pot ol antemottonal
tension as well 11.1 havmg on unanvatang
economtc ,ituation larael hiU u stabilm:d
population . a suned tmmigruuon rate. and 3
growmg Arab barth-rate. In JJ) tarJ rh~ Jn-.1
H.i/1 bt a minorup wuhm thtlr own notion .
.. , can t tell you preci~ly their purpoK
-lor tnvaung us to thtar country, Most of UJ
thought they felt the need to have more
Amencaru. aware of rhetr probkms . Israel is
surrounded by n.sttons who resent their
clustence ."' Howard found the peopk there
immensely Impressive ·They ~~ very
sophisucated and objecuvc about their
problems . They ate able to hve wtth them out
of their deep commnmenl to Ziontsm ...
ymbohc of their commitment and very
much a reahty as the live to till per«nl oflbe
population that hve on a Ktbbut7. People
come !rom ull over the world and work in a
cooperative $eUing. •Jt u a phenomena
without parallel. true commun~m in au best
en .e . ..
"'For all its problems. I consader bracJ
:tn uuptrationaJ a.rt4 ... the presadent con­
cluded.
acce oor
( ollttl\ Conroy
Gul"'t Writer
Pre~adent He~wnrd stUd he leelr. that the
co-ed t1oor arrunsement udopt"-d by the
Stc:wort lo-op this term. wa~ nece<;\Wry al
the t1me He 'ce-. nothang wrong wath con­
tanuant( at throutth the \thool year •'' an
expc:nmentnJ housan(t pion.
Hov. ard 'u1d m on ant~rviev. l11st 1-rada).
"If at had b«n brought up a"' an ""ue at the
bc::gmnmg ul 1 he: term to me. I doubt
\criousl) that 1 "ould h.t, e appro,cd the
dcta,ion.''
.\I tc r bcantc bnetcd on the o\ .:r~; rov. ded
coodllloll!l ol Stewart. Howard said he is, "pRparcd to accept Deni\e Thomp)on's
opanton thut Chere "'ere, nt thut time, no
other optiOn\ "
rhe co-ed Ooor m Stcwan·, .. hor}
1 o~r· wn"' cn:llted bct.t\lhe there v.aa a
sertoUA -.honugc ot room& to uc~omodate th~
stud~nts
·•t bdte\e our ,.tudenh .ue :adults," said
Ho\\ard ... lnbo t..ncm that the) 're lc:arning
trom thing. .. like thiS, and I'm qu1tc prepared
to learn trom 1t U!\ v.;ell"
.. If the tutknto; don't abuse the
privilege:, \lrbe v.illing to atlov. the CO<d
floor to cuntinu~ throu&h the )-c&r. We'll
watch it and $Ce what lo\e can l('un from it.'" Howard abo m.tde 11 ~lear that unul tbc
hory To,.cr arran1c:ment hu been
c\-aluat.eti there won't be any other ro-c:d
Ooors on cumpUl> ... At that time ..-.e wtll see if
lbere ate, in rae\, llR)' \'liiUC$ Ill the co-ed
arran~tement anpropriate to L :·
He said it._, the role of an in tituuon hke
LC to compromtsc an order 10 satisf) the
ne-ed of 1111 the people tn\ oh~ With the
oollege. Thi) Includes students, parenu.
trust«S and the admtnhtrauon atsc:lf.
·on that wi .-Ho-.,ud wd ... I thank
LC" tnidllaonlll hou~ana '~)~tern bas pro\'CD
to be rather su~;~ful . We're nol hkel to
ch&nae 11 in any c:atreme -.-.y. O\'Unlpt ... Suds settle
Platt • zn
To tht ~ditor
On Od 21, an anacle appeared
to the I.OG regardang u pany held on
Ftnt Floor Plan Ea't on Oct 2 I
•ould lake to more clenrl) e:xphun
the po 1t1on dorm council too~
rqardans the functaon
The dorm~ thas ye.tr ue Lryin,g
to advocate a form ol ~u 80\ern·
mcnt an order to help :.olve the
problems ol the dorm thermehe~
without tumans to .. outsade .. sources
auc:h .u the ClmpUi J-Board The
Plan Keagar wu brought to the
attenllon of Platt Howard donn
council on Oct 4 and the council
decldcd to acc::cpr the ~pon~tbality
for talang <.ome land of acuon
After \Cvcral ~eel:~~ ol dc:hbern·
tion and an..,~l11-!alJon. the dorm
council came to the conclusaon that
tho~ anvolved tn the organu..auon of
the pan) were fully aware olthe lnv.)
reprding the u:.e ol alcohol on
campu . The council (elt that tht!>
lituauon was unaquc tn thtu there
was an o\er-allagnonmc:c ol tho'c: tn
the dorm of the specdics ot the
alcohol polictt3o and guadelincs et up
by prc:vaous commaucc~
In an tutcmpt to aile\ utte thts
iJnorance.. and t.he usc of tf.norunce
u n dden~ 1n the future the Platt·
Howard donn councd has drnv. n up
a set ol gu1dchnc:. to be followed an
the Platt-Howard dorm for lunc·
uon where alcohol ts to be con·
sumtd.
Becnu~of the uniquen.eo;s ot the
situation, those involved M\le been
tcr\ed a wriueo reprimand slating
the procedures donn councal went
t.brough 10 reach a decisaon, and the
let o( guadc:hnCl> wh1ch hlU been
instatuted Thh •~ an an elfon that
those in,·olvc:d should be :.pectfically
a--.re of what ruiCl> o.nd guadeltnc:s
tbe) violated and where their ngbts
and responstbaHUCl> he
The dorm councal tuu no \Ct
po-wer an determanang con&equencu
rt:prding any ca.e brought betore
tbem. Howe\.c:r, if n~ury, the
donn may refer the case to the J­
Board for action wath a recommen·
dauon u to the coruequenoc:s The
Dorm m&) also refer tbc: case to the
Res~dent Halla Darector or the Dean
ol Studenu for acuon. A.. a r~ult of
this referral the CoUowmgactJon may
rault· I) reH>eal&On of the 10•
d.ividual't dorm contract. l) the an·
d.ividuaJ rna) be pt.ocd on proba·
tion. )) upulJion from ~ehool, or 4)
otber ac:uon wbich the Board or
tboac: named above deem ap­
propriate to the individual ca~e
It ""'U the objec:ti\lc: of the Piau­
Howard donn counal to bring to
tbc attentton of thO\C held r'e$p01UI•
blc. tho5e lav.J and guidelines which
bad been violated, and to have the
c:otire collcte campw become more
lboroughl) aware ol the alcohol
pollcy.
(Coptes of the gu1dc:line~~ are
ava1bblc to thOle who would lilr;e to
let them). Symposium
supported
To tht tdltur
l~o \trugsles: thut ol the.
collect h c .md pm ate hie art' born
bardan~ our h'~ d:tal} \t ~chool we
.are plngued b) at, 10 the dorm~ . 1n
rehlttOO)htp., and (behe\c: at or not
LC 'ltudent&) an the ouhade world
\) pan of the Amencan ocact)' 11 ar.
tame lor u~o to look at our hvCl> und
-.ec: where th~e strugslc: have taken
The sympostum scheduled 10
Fc:bruaf) c:oncermng '"the clash of
Ioree~ corrodang publtc welfare"
rna) help u~ o;ee.
rhe controversy of the sym·
posaum 1:. the p0$Sable two da\
canc:cllatton of eta scs proposed 10
order for LC to :.h.are 11 common
e penence In bnngtO$ the propo.-.31
of the ~ympo~aum to the fac;uhy, the
organucn ~ere met w1th an au of
dt~sc:nt Re~'on10 were vuncd. Some
"ere h~atunt about the chou:c of
,pc:.'llc~ 'orne que~tioned the rc:lo·
tton of the .. ympo tum to thc:ar pur·
ucular fie&. and othc:n felt per..onal
rellentmenc about proposed
canc:cltataon ol eta 'C'>
Rea.,om., tor dt\\ent !>etm 'a lad.
I'm not wntan~ thl' tn argument& ·
tion 1\nd v.llh no bm I'd hke to U!>._
\l.hc:ther or not dt 'ent '' cor \Ht\)
cau'c:d by lear ol somc:thtng
dtllc:rcnt. Callhng oO two daH ol
cJa,,c-. on a college c.tmpus u a
dilfc:rc:nl adc.t. Will thiJ sympo:.ium
be ~upponed1
\ tudent" arc we tnterested an
3 ~)'mpO\tUm thul COO!>I\h Ol highly
controH:rsaal adeas? ldeus
guaruntc:ed to le~"e us v.ath
quesuom·, Attending it could help u~
rcahze than~ perha~ never dream­
ed ol In our re.ah.z.auons we mo\
become afrnad But courage rna) be
bome of th~ fear I& the two day
canocllattoo wonh tt ror thl) sym­
posaum7 Will at mean an c:~tra vaca­
uon. or wall It meo1n a dtffc:rc:ntlund
of lc:amang c:ltpertence? The wonh
of thas ~ympo)ium he. wath m. the
LC commuony
&tsy Pownall
Rape story
draws fire
To tbe i.dJtor:
By nghts thts letter •bould have
been an last week·, LOG. but I
wanted to see whether other people
would write outraged letter.. No one
dad I couldn't beheve it
1 he front-page antcle by Jell
Paercc about the '"alleged rape tnca·
den!" (LOG. II 4/16) went f11r
beyond slanted JOUrnalism Jn a
cynacaJ, anecnng manner. it trashed
the woman'scredtbahty. reehng~ and
antelh&c:nce . Paeru dadn't even
attempt to preac:nt the woman\ atol}
lairly ln'lt~d. he pr~nlc:d the
/Nbbt~ Haskt/1. Prwdtnt doubts and 'kcpuc:a.m ol her
Plott-HowtUd Dorm Counctl detractor all oj thtm mm
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rupa~t \HIUid be ~tupad or lopp\
to .tppe.ar m ,, dorm .at 7 10 p m \\'e
"hould ltlO._ ut that p~mht before
"e ·'''umc there""" no 'uch pcr,on
there are muny people an tha' world
thnt the author matth• con~ader
"'"tupad ' Who" to suy thut the mnn
\\ho appc:.utd ..,n·t one ol them·1 A
r&Jll)t can be onybudy the bo} neltt
door. i\ bU tneS\ el'.CCUti\'C:
omebod} '• father
I am trul)-nma1c:d that more
women on campu~ dtdn'l come out
an 1upport ol the womun anvolved an
thts anctdcnt We v.omen have to
lc:.1rn to protect and defend
ou~eh·e~o, and react not wnh pantc,
but wJth anenavenes and anger
ngnanst those who would dblroy our
freedom with rape threah We have
to react JU~t a• strongly ngaamt those
~hodoub t and neer I would hate to
see another woman dead or
muulated or psycholog1c:ally scarred
JU'l beuu~ u group of men pooh·
poohtd her tear:. lt has happened
too often an this world
and more fire
l o lht Editor:
"\ oua front-page aruclc: No' 4·
1/t<g«•rl raput mcu~s (eon..
qut·utom both dt..appo1ntcd and
annoyed me "\our nttttudc that
rape or attempted r.tpc. I!> ampm.~•·
hie untal proven beyond a ~hndow or
a doubt , .. typtcal of the mc:dau. luv.
c:nlorcemc:nt agenCtCl>. and ~ocaety an
general
'-led.ing 10 dt~credat a rape (or
potc:nllul rape) \1Cltm \C:n~ only to
dt'1cour.1gc other vtcum:. from com­
tO@ torward and mhtbab a rc:ahstac.
dl!oCU'>sh>n ol th" .JIJ to-real
problem
Smce you ob\tOU\1} ampl) that
you dasbelaevc: the unnamed vacum's
stor), wtun was the purpose of
reponang tht!l apparent non-event?
Was 1t to urge future vacum~ to be
absolutely sure they were attacked
before seelung help? Surely a
newspaper hkc: the LOG can take a
11ympathc:ttc. or ,t lca1t tmparttal ,
VlC:W Of 3 problem that h.IU plagued
lC. antc:rmattently and has always
been a sc:nou!> soc1al problem
If :.lanted presentauon of facts
and ill-placed tmhcs are the
hallmarh ol .. New Journahsm"
perhaps we 1hould go back to the
eaghtecnth century!
Pout Shore
Editor's note
Wh) did we run tlat It or) on tht
"olltged raput" whilt· doub11ng tlrt
crcdibtlio· of tht wltnt>SJ 1
4t tht> timt' tlat' articlt was
wrlltM, ttonswn wos htOV) In the
dortm ~tomm t~..,.,e afraid to walk
to thr bathroom olon~ at mglu. somt'
1\ Ut' carnmg sticlo Peoplr wru
damn Jcartdl
~J c antiCipate-d cr~ttcum . but • dutdl'd Wt' ,·ould not rtsk Ignoring
the ltOfl
7 ht doubtl about lltt ston•'s
\;Q/tdllt tltcJn't Ofll(tnalt> WttiJ tiJt•
rc'purtt'r Ill' otumpt~d to ft'/ltct tht'
allttudr' of tilt' pt'oplt' cla.\t't to thr
rttuutton
7hr tdro H'Ol not to JIJcouragt'
womtn from .~pC'oktnl( out about
rapr. but to rt'lat«· thr UOfl' from a
ttumbt't oj vttwpolnu , Ntttlrcr cum·
pftott'/) IJlnorlll/l thr· \torr, nur tt'lltng
ttjrum onlv rltr "vtc·ttm\" vtt'wpmm
»'ould ltu\'t he'I'IJ ri'Dltlllr 17tt·
Jorma wou/cllta\,. lwrn nrgl••ct. thr
lotlt"f ll'n:;atwnull"" ·
• If tht" CO\'t'rOJJc' Uf1(Jt'nrrd
sluntl'tl und ~nrrrmg un 11pvlogy ''
dut• ancl 11 11 ""' l'fl'll u{jrrt·d. •••
Poets prolific
r 0 the lo:dllor:
OYer two·hundred ~ub-
ml\lolon .. huve been collected by the
'itufl for the wanter edataon of the
I aterul) Rc:vtc:\\ 1 h~c \anou:.
wraung are bc:an8 'IUbJected to the
cntacal c:y~ of ntnc: ludenh who wall
,oon meet JOintly to select up­
proximately than) of the.e for
publication m the far:.t of two
Latc:rury Rc:vac:w for tht\ yc:or.
1 hi" lurgc: number Of \Ut>­
rntMUOns lorces two comment:.
hnt, 3 hearty '"thank!. .. to you, the
contributor:.
Secondly, you hllve gavc:n me,
and other!~ who work on the stnfl. the
reas)urance that wnter:. are not a
pnltr}. UDl>«n manoruy an thi ..
~chool ol hberol urh With tha!> re­
as\urance comb •I hope thut a com­
munaty of v. rHeu who re .. pond to
one another\\ tth recognnaon pr.me
and con:.trucllvc cnuca!\m ,., emcrg·
ang
I hrough the on-gotn8 antcrac­
tton,, the pro, en number) of wntcr.,
at l ( c.an anatautc more rc.tdtng'>.
wtlh '>ludent. tnc.uh). and guest
author'\ "' well a' work,hop~
poetry pubh ... hed In the LO& and.
po,sably even u creutl\e wntang
maJor wathan the En~l"h Depnll·
mcnt f hi\ I lltCrtlCIIOn \\ OUJd hi)\ e
another amportant consequence
1 he tmprovement wnttr' 'lt.trch lor
,., made more tnng1blt through the
'hurang of crenuvc effort!! wath thO\C
ot .. amtlllr antcrc~t
J~(f Me lllt.out>r
Pot>tr) £"tlttor, Lttc•rofl Rr\'11'11'
KLC static
To Cht Edllor:
I nottc:cd, wath ~>omc: Indigna­
tion, that the photo accompanymg
the <otory on the chotr'!> propo:.ed
European tour was not of thi11 year's
choar. but of last year's. It s~ms
tnconceivable that a staff
photographer wa11n't able to g~ve a
current new~> story a current
photograph Pacayunc: maybe I he t htnl' that dad ark me \l,lj
your ne~lect to tncluLic uny covc:ntgt
<ll KlC', Halloween weekend lito
tmtac:' I hc:'t tncluded the live b;sno
an the: I R I raduy alterr1oon 11nd the
mtamuu' eurch .and Sc:uurc. not to
mention lhe horror llach on Sunda)
naght
l reuhtc thut wath the tremen.
dou., number ol hard breakang DC\\1
stone~ on tht~ cum pull ll't. po:-.stblc: to
overloo ._ :~evcra l Wtth thc:~c: two b•a
e~ceptaono, the l 0& hu& done
wonderfully
Ml,lrat!l Knnn
/d (' stoti(m managn
Galvanize?
To tbr Editor:
I take four ancredtbly dtfltcu~
and tryang cour..e., at L<. And I
than~ thut. m the average anlc:llec­
tuull> dramang day I cncountCt
pc:rhap' 50 ~tudent s ln all my !ow
cJo,,~. there •~ on I} one bluet.. I lln4
tht\ rather ataggenng fact cea~eJe,tl)
dtsturblng (Perhaps I )hould potnt
out here that I m not blnck )
When I thank about 11 I sort ol
feel hkc ''e whatc\ "ho arc .11l racb
and Vtr\ po,h, ure '>amply m.un.
tnanmg our tradauonut domma
o'er the bln~.l, The r•ch whne k1dt
go to very "'(.ampu!ov" !>Chooh nnd
get nchc:r We becomt doctor., a
In" vc:r' and extortaomst:, And a
luc~ v dnd, per hap~ nch blncl' tar
along
Pcrhnp~ we ~hould be d~:m•~ ·
the tntc:llectuul t-lttt' When I too._
the number ol black~ 10 thts school
the\\ ord enlightened dobn't exactl}
pop mto mand Well. all I want
knov. t) where we get off wuh our
'>ort of :.ecretavc: underh~•ndicc
rncu;m I gUt\\ what I'm tryang to sa)
1:. that 11':. too c:a:.) to v. rate
problem!> of the world off I me.;tal
wc:·re here an tht~ nch school
everything else IS out there.
Gosh, kads, let's not take
en)) way out and do nothing!
Jell .and galvunaze (Don't my word1
JUSt anspare you?) We are the montJ
behmd thas anstuuuon And bec:a
we ure the mont}, we are the pown'
Aw g~. Ktdi-We can do ttl
Sam
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Produe1lnn l.dllor •
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B~nln~ Man.aauto . • ••
Ad~~nblna Mana&tt .
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rt t dllor • • • • ". • lm \av.n"'n
Oavld SO)-'tr
(.lath\ ... lllJII.OICI
• • Paul Kobbln• ltonJ .. olt11111d
Manl)n Rm.l l a~) Hlr.ch • • •• •• •
•
, • D•na. Kambol
. " . (olb) ~chm•ll
fll•cl. Norv. ood
\\rum • 'ian \ndl\'>n, Juha llum. Jcnn) I oolt"r
Rcb«c:a (.ircc:n ()una tlonnc J ''oil Jonu. Mel Jonc.r.. \\ 1lu ll.uhll., (. mda Ov.cn•
'COli "•un.Jcr• . Jo Ann. "chnc1dcr '•m IaUman. lJncklt &II
"porh • • , J~&kc urccn!lur1. Anne o;ccnur, M~rL ~IOO;kdalc
Phoana111ph) rom llu.bte. Jnn l·uh Turn Ham~ .
K11rl f'e1crwn II. ylc Rulhtnburar. Scou '•under . Hob TcrJhcl
PTodunlon
'U•.&n r rab\JCC()
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..:1ren Bar ada, Wchd) lkena.,., t ;uol Maa.umllfl, Mat11 Mtt: ulloc:h Jcnn•frr
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Jhom RtHt
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l'al•llnc thll M.Ollt.l, l'olllla nd • lttlon '1121 \1 l'nnll:d '-v Ll~ dun naJiht ar111lc:m;c )'Cir
h) tht IJIC.e (h"tj.ln M.r•t~ l\ccunl clllu 1\0>IIt'" p.~td 1 l•uraLuuJ 0"'11'"' \nnu~l
tvlncnpuun CUll S1 n (nr l s JllhKrtb., \ ·~· ll pl'1' ' ll arc lh\))(' ullhr \OIIItrl
lind do 111:11 ~~~~Ill) rrllectlhr ~•c" ullhr .audrnl hudy.thc ru~ult' or lhe colic:~
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Dear
I ~
mlorme
OC\\<~p
C\oCniUf
Ht
dcc.tdel
all of tl
(
1ake th
• 10\llnC
as prob
lo\c:la1
drop n
the ~.~~~
Golf T,
v. hen J.
from 1.;
rc:hgao1
Buddh
day~ 1r
Tomol
~hich
growu1
way v'
Tha\ ~
Mnnht
Bull
seconc
pad de
more
JI0\'1
Joan t
emplo
~care~ o, it
when,
ham a
On n
'"Frert
onaon.
On ul
l.'hcer~
~OCIItl
On \J
pc:rlo
c~c:mj
Tho~
\ ludt
them
lode I I:OVenilft
!..end uc.
hvc b.uw
)n olnd thr
Ire:, nott~
1n ~unda)
c tremcn·
'ktng new\
)O!t:ttblc IO
se twa bta
ltu doll(
'IY dtfllcul·
.C And I
ge tntc:ll«·
cncounttr
all my (our
)luck I ftnd
, cc:asc:leuh
1ould p01n1
;ck l
11 I ~ort
arc: all
~ply
domtnancc:
, whtte \ad•
chc1ols and
doctor .... tnJ
J. And a rc:11
, bluck\
be dc:c:mcd
ten I look
t hu. school
~sn't cMctl)
,11 I want to
plf wuh our
lnderhandcd
trymgto
!o WnlC I
off. I
school
1ere
raot take
othtngl
n't my words
re the montl
And beCi~UU
rc: the oo•~ ·n1
1 do ttl
ram Tal/matt
'cull l'o~lc~
Jell l'•crc:c
rit' \&WIUOn
\ld SO) •ttr
) ~tnflo. OICI
HoltJUijld
ore~ Ht~h
.ana 1\.ombol
lb~ 'ichmlll
t'l ~ONoOO
cnny I u)trr,
•nd• o .. cn..,
r~ Stuckdalr
lnm Ham.:-
. n. llnb Hu1 ,
Kh, Jcnmlrr
1om Hames
r horn k·n•
1d1.1rd H uyt ,,,l,,. /tllo h
ollc~c . Oh I)
1(11\ICflllt) C41
cgnn ·\nnual
nt I he \ooniCU
or thr cbllq:c Nonmber lt76
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•
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Unckle Bob
Dear "4tc:Ce'-and Nephews,
I am 'ad to \tlY that th1a as my la~t round-up . My doctor
mlormed me: yesterday that I have contracted a rare form of
new~pnnt potsomntt that w11l dnvc: me cnmanally tn~>ane .tnd
c\cnturally tum off my pJiot hght What" wn•te of a great mmdl'
Here 111 my Wtll I, Unckle Bob, beang of dub1ou~ charucter itnd
decadent tar.te bereb} leave to the students of Lucy Clark <..ollege
all of the un!ononed coke and unsptlled tequalu you can fmd
Now I face the questa on oJ whether to fuce the end bravely or to
ta~e the: coward'!> wny out. II I allow myself to become crimanally
tn\i.lne there won't be a 'laCe plac:e anywhere lor 12 year old g1rh h
" probably best that I end at myself tn u Japanese bath wuh I tnda
Lovelace At the peak of my farewell ntual I'll have Rtchnrd "'t ~ton
drop a TV an the water I alwuyo; wanted to be comang und goanll at
the 'arne ume
Golf Toumam~m A new trend 10 golf w1ll be !teen thl\ Saturday
when -\ B( present!> The Sprro Agne» Memonal Go/j C ltllstr hve
from Death Vnlley Contc'ltunts will be Judged on thear ability to
dmc ball' tnto the crowd and \USUltn aenou &nJUnc.,
Thr God Squad· Thti IS the ~tory of three ex-junktes, turned
rdigaou~ fanattcs and their conunou'l attempt to e:\otcJse a young
Buddhist monk Tht!l week they st<o~ke htm under u sun lump lor ~•:ot.
day\ tn hope ol makmg ham see the hght
Tomorrow ~how Tom Snyder exnmtnes the Euthuna.sta C.orp.
~hach hn' opened up a new nllernattvc to reltnng ln~tead of
growmg old and uscle~s the C.ertntnc Jet Set can now toke a one­
way vaction aboard Kamalcate Arrhnes.
Tha Sunday on tgrirulturr ( \.-1 we: visit the po~h upper
Manhattan m11J(Ing barn!> of lormer ~ec of Agnculture tarl Butt.
Bull !>tcretly funneled Cund" 1nto bu1ldtn(l a pnvate bnchelor pad
~econd only to Hugh Hefner·~ InSide we see chrome and leather­
padded stall~ with spectally adapted mtlkmg machine\ lor Earl's
more 1nttmate playmate~. "Dutsy und Boney "
\/o\'1«' of rh~ Wttt"k P!.rchopotlm : Mat/man 'larnng John Waynt
Joan the Du~e tn h•' latest role a' Unci~ !>am·~ mo,l dc:d1cated
employee, wundenng netghborhood~ wath u loaded !>hotgun tn
'carch of dog~ and old ladte~
Ort M• A* s• H· Klinger reall} tak~ hts ma,querndc: to the hmlls
when, an an elton to be d1schorged, he: talk' Hawkeye tnto g1vmg
htm a hy~tercctomy
On /ami/\ 4.1fuir s ..... y learn\~ h .. "cbnstmn Cabot I named Mr
"I rcnch' when \he com~ home carlv to find Buffy and Jody 1n the
onaon ~oup
On U r/com( Bud• Aouer One of the 'IWC:athojl-:. •~ ~usht duung a
cheerleader and " forced to cut dog manure: to rcgnm ht\ prcvtou'
\OCtal \lUlU\
On \farcut Jl tlb~ \I n.. A funuuc nghHo-lifer goe on a rampage
pc:rformmg coat hunger ubort10n:. to <~tray dop .tnd cat' to
~'emphl~ the tmmor.thty ol th1 act
ThC11r Cra:r ( osmonauu fht' week Mo,cow inlorm\ lvnn und
\'ladm1r thut lund' lor the .. puce progmm h.tve been tUt..tnd one ol
them \HII huvc to \.)Uil and come horne 1 carfully, \'hu.lm1r wu~e'
goodbye to Ivan and Inc' to muk:e .1 one--mnn re-entry in a t\\>o-mun
Hie raft J\11 FOes well unttllvan dl'lcover~ thut Vludmir took a lithe
. totlrt paper "tth htm
•
•
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I J I I 'I J • Plonnr l.oa
Found
what?
Julia Ouln
~ •• rr \hittr
.. llound u•· proc:luim aign• and
bumper ueker on w1ndows, wulls
and door around campu• 1 he
srutemcnt 1 echoed on count!~.
btllboan.h rudio nnd T.V. Mullom ' ncw!lpapers nm.l buttons.
I he .. 11" '" ,, "renewed hfe in
Jc: U) Chr.st.'' Opera 11ng
Slmultunc:ou ly all along the wen
cot~sl, the movemc:Ul •~ pun of
.. Herc'a Life:, America." a campa1gn
to ,.uurate over 150cattesullovcr the
U S wtth the gospel of Chnst.
I he <-Jmprusn huts three weeks
tn each cuy The mc:dta "te.t~es" crity
dweller~ the first week by staling "I
found tt" and nothing more. Ounng
the econd and th1rd weeb radto
and T \ spots announce that peoph:
.. cun fmd ·u· too" by wlhng a certam
number Th~e c:all arc to the
·Here's Life" Portland hc:adquanen
at SW Hamilton and Barbur Blvd.
A person r~pondmg to a 30..
second T. V spot might cull the
headquarter. and requc)t a penona.l
\lllitt The telephone worker then
obtaiOt. the culler's Jddr~ll and adds
at to computer record.. rhe mnchme
matchf:\ the wller wtth the nearc.t
parttctpaunp churc.h. The church
~end'! J campatgn worker to that
person'" house
Portland churche!1 have divided
the c1ty toto umt.s of SO households .
The)' plan to contact every
hou,chold by telephone and door-
to-door Vlsllatton 1 tus ctt)' has 225
churche\ involved 10 the campaign,
one of the countrv·, htghcst ratio~ of
church involvement to the city pop­
ulauon.
·Here's L1£c Ameraca ..
premaerc:d in Atlanta, Georgsa 1.n
1975 and tU sue«M ha!> prompted ll
upan~ton After the three week
campatgn ts over. the churche~ of all
dc:nommatton\ are ~sponstble to
follow up wtth people who ropond­
cd to the: medn1 and who accepted
Chmt
\s the bratnctvld of national
leader) in C'o1mpus Cru,adc: for
C.hmt. the c.:amr.ugn has fostered
,1Jver "I lound 11" mc:dalhonl by New
York'~ l iff any&. to. ·\fter II!'> ta'\k I)
ac;compl.ioihc:d an r\mc:ncan Clll~.
"Here\ ltle Amenca·· wtll become
.. Here's Ltle. World."
A pig
and a poke
I he I C inlirmar~ will be open
24 houn .1 du) and the '"'"e ilu
va~:..:m.tlton wtll be avutiJble Marting
wmtcr term
\\'hen the tnfirmar) announced
it would be open around the dod:
c:arhcr thl term the) dtd not un­
ucipatc: problcrru an getting nur c:s.
But the)' did hav~ problem •
Ju1h Whttakc:r, inlirman • rcccptwni•t, said one nc:~ nurse ha~
been h1red. fhi allow:ilhe mhrmary
• • to rcmam open pan-tunc on
wcel,;c:nds . More: nur c:s w til be h1red
lor next term.
I he )\li inc 11\t \1JCC&natton.
whach hu!O. been repc.nedl) dela)·c:d,
'"ill be: dcliver\!d tn l.C Dec 4. lhe
tnhrmar) pluns 3 mu 5 unrnunaw·
tion proaram in early Jan. Ruth StromquiM
!\tafr Writu •
fhere arc: few 4Utct pllicc:s. lit LC where a student can stu4y.
and those tend to change from night to night. One ttme, the lounge
rn Copeland m1ght be quiet. Another nirht it mtaJll be bcr.tlo study
an your room.
But there are 1 hok nights when every place u• nois.y ... when a
.student tnes place after plscc with no sutcns. So he head& for the
I.C hbrarv, tnnocently I\.5)Umang that he has found ha11 toluuon •
'\· we all know, libranes arc quaet.
1 erm p.1pcr note) in hand, an unintUated freshman sus down
at o desl on the mum lloor, wuully neoAr the reference uctaon.
Opc:ntng a book, he: stans to study, He: is ut peace. But then he
begans to nouce tbjngs. Little sounds begin to creep in: fooutcps;
n1lllhng jucketa. whtapenng . And then the Jut sttnw. Someone
'tartJ. talkina at lhe t<£ble m front of him.
He heads for the second Ooor. It a,sn't much better, though
there are fewer people wallung around. Sometimes it's amazJO&.IY
quiet, but there arc other times when fnc:nds come across each other
and greet as if the) ·ve been separated for yean. ~o amount of
glarmg ~ems to make an impression , They talk joyfully on.
The bottom Ooor ~terns the final ahernali~c . Dc:sc:cnding rnto
the depth~. one thinkl, thiS has go/ to be .,., bere the hard-cere
students htde And it's true. But sometimes lhe only difference
seems to be that hard-core students whisper loudly, instead of
talldng.
Many people ~y the library is a put place to study.
.. SU~ jf, nOIJ) orne places, but the lop Ooor is qUiet."
Others suy it's the bottom floor. There are thoJ.C who swear up
and down that the second Ooor ill the qutetc:tt place thty''te e\er
been.
I.C need~ a place th.tt is alwoyr qu1et, a place where 11 student
can gu. eonfidcnt that there he'U be able to study. We either need to
set ustde a quiet Ooor an the hbrary, or sun a whole new place of
)\udy
It u~d to be so e.uy in the old daya. They would put up ttgns in
librones that said,.. 0 T AL.KING" and the~ was ... no talking.
J. Scott Jones
Stall' Writtt
Amenc .. uu are hast to anger, Jlow to acuon, ana once
mouvated. almoat always too late. Such t\ the Cllle with mo,.ement
to aboluh or reform the electoral college-the institution where
prc:sadc:nts a~ made
l::ach state b entHic:d to electors equal in number to its total
number of Congreuional repr~ntauves and senaton. Once each
stutc'' popular vote is counted, the candidate rea:rvi.og the majority
of vote 11 elected. The ~tate's ' electora.l vote: is east aa a block.
Electors an: bound by custom or pledge to vote as state ~gulations
dictate. Howc\er. there are no tederal laws of connitution.al
prov1,ioru that prevent an individual ele\:tor (rom "VOting for a
Qlndadatc: other than ha pilrt)' cboh.-e.
The electoral college was once an cllecti\c tool an reductngthe
u·un~ttOf)' pertad 1n prcsidennal succeuton Imagine the wait for
c:lectaon rc:.ults com10g by wagon o"er the Oregon Tra1l, b)
mcrhoatlllong the 01' Miua~ipp1 Ri'"Cr, by Pon~ Exp~ on the
Santa Fe l rail, and by Coot through the Cumberland Gap. Once the
\Olc:s \\>Cre counte-d, the results announced, and a nc:~ president
inllugunued, it W&'lo election ~ear all O\o"Cr again
The ob\iou problem is that the electoral college can elect a • man who may ha\e lo5t 10 the popular elect1on Such.,., us the cau: 10
IS7b when Ruthc:rtord Ha)es defentc:d Samuel Tilden, and m 1888
when Benjamin Harn!ion deteated Gro~cl Cle\cland . An almost
idenuc;al rarudox occu.rcd in 1960 when John Kenncd)' war.
declared PI'C$1dent-clect whale Rachard Nt,on sttll maantatned the
popular mujont~ •
Reasons abound for abohshmg the electonal coUege. Three
argument desenc 5pccial Intention:
I) Allo\\ mg un '"c:nhghtenc:d and kn~"' kdgeublc:'" few to
choo~e our pre ident 1 a fnghtemns pro pect Recall that such
~now lcdge.tblc ehlllit established a new lorm of totahtariani min
Ru M 1, tnd lMlltutcd lnctSm 10 German,, •
~) Wuh telc:-communicuttons, ~tccurute infonrumon O\"Cf the
globe IS tmmedUUely U\'UIIablc. ln a matter of Wt\ -rather than • months-election results cnn be IU'Ialyztd and IU'Inount'Cid.
3) Advances tn cducauon h1111e remo''td tlhteracy as a
JU utJcation for the electoral college Litc:nu:y test arc no longer an
c:llc:~tl\c tl,ul 10 ,ltlltng the \(IICX ot the people.
~ ohd hauorical per)pc:C'U\ es, moo em tcchnolo8), and socal
adv:tncc ar~ mstrumcntr~ that should promote 1he constructi\'C
\!\ olutton ol a dcm~oh~mu<: ociet't. lbe 'Cic:c:tol1ll oollege as un­
n~l) nnd an embaras cmnt to our polttjaal idenh m It
c:ncuurngc: machtnc pohucs, reed lhe ltrc: ot tu linn blpar­
tt an:lhlp, tsnd rcprC$enn our perpetual neghgence tn nuunlaimng a
mndern and apphcablc mterpretatton of the: Co~sut"
AI rroent .,.,c arc c:xpenenc:mg an age ol poiJucal n:form The
pohticul bos ~ arc:Jostng power and are unJer ~on tunt scrutmy
Electoral rdorm or abolishment hu never been more rcasible Jconn} Fe»tcr
Staff \\ rlttr o:
r Both studcnb and teacher \loCK
~n thcu lr.nc:e-. The\ bowed to each
other. This dtdn t take place m
:Japan. but tn the bottom floor ot
Pamplin It ~a!. '\en 'c1 (Japane ~ -'"teacher· ) loUt\ 'ito~· i~idokla~.,
One of m) cduors a~)tgned me a
'ton about the Ailtdo cla~ . He -J.Atd. M'' "'ould probabl) be good to
let them thr0\11 you around a little
bit. It "'1\1 8l'e ) ou an tdea of ~hat
aocs on n the clb\ • Vv hat could 1
ii)''l
1 called Lout~ Slos' and made
plans to auend an ~tlido cia~~. I
en,tsioncd m\ elf m a bod) c:a!.l,
mwing out on all of m) Ions­
awaited linal~ -
Tbt old unbendable ann trick ('Ia 'bcrnn "11h ,orne excrctl'l~
to hm~r up but the~ weterft the.
same old .. hh' one-two-three.
Clllhtp\c tone t\11 o-rhr~ ·• l>unnttthc
c\etct'e' Slo'> would 'ho\\ the
)tudcnl\ ho\\ 10 rcla \ nnd set the
mo 1 out ol thetr 'tretchm&
I "'ur. talen oil to the ,ide b~ n
teachtnF a '''tant and )hown 'ome
of the b,1\tC"\ of ;\tlido. We tned
vanou c pc:nment to t~t physical
st~ngth wtth ,\tlido, which require
nund and bod' coordinauon . • I hml of a dceel\&n[ll) mall
tccbcrg The part thot you can ~~
d~ n't reall) lool.. mcnaClniJ.. but
under the ocean ~urt.1ce the Iceberg
15 huge nnd capable ot "'"lo;inf the
large~l shtp. Tht I\ the lde.l or
t\il..ido. The 'trcngth ot a per on
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Course synopsis book Pionrrr I ufl
1~0 't J.ll phy\ICdll~ 'lflpllrcnt
1 hroutth 1\tktdo. bod\ Mid mmd
cuordm.ttwn bccom~ ('1~\tblc
II you tense Uflllf'ld 1 r) to u-.c nil
yuur )lren~>th. you arc .lCtunll)' onl)
u:.ang your phyMcal trcngth.
Ho,~cvcr at you U!IC the tour basiC
pnnc1plc~ ol 1\tktdo you can do
more I he princtple~ .uc
• Keep one point in mtnd, con·
c:entrate on one area.
• Rclnx complctcl~ .
• I htnl.. ot your weight bctnjltn
) our lo~er ..~hdomcn , or <lt tht bot
tom of )'OUr teet
• 1 hmL: ol your mmd t)o\\ mg
through your finge~ outtnto tnftnity
or through the plnce th.u )'OU dc~arc
'trength.
1 he purpo!lc ol thi~ murtiul iarl
llo not to show \Ill but to .lltmn
harmon) ol rntnd and bod' Once
you leurn \1l..1do 1t can be apphcd to
your dati) hle When you stud\ and
nrc ~ornc:d about whut vou need to
get done )'OU naturnlh don't .1c·
comph~>h much. II you pr.1ct1tt the
four b;uu; prmtiple-; while worlong,
it 1. much easier to concl!ntr.llc
omc of the cxpcnment' we
tncd \\ere rn-.cmaung \\;e; begun
wuh one CJ~lled the unbcnduble
arm." I "'as told to u"e .Lll nl\ •
phy ... icul "rcngth to prc,ent
)omeonc from bcnd1ng m) :um. It
· wa:o.n't too difficult lor the mule
~~istant to bend 11.
1 he )ccond time uround, l wu'
told to apply Ki. "Relax; imagme
1 • that your arm 1r. a ftre hose, e:\ten
dtnll out \et) tar anto mfinit) tl you
WISh. Thtnk or your mtnd Oowtng
through that' It'' u 5trangc ~cnse of
~trcngth
Of COUr'le, )IOU can't j\al do all
ot thls automaucally It take!~ prnc­
ucc and il lot of concentratton to
attatn the more advanced skills In
ers detailed insights Atlodo. one as alway:. learmng
somethmg, no !Nltter how ac-­
compl~hed he m1ght be
The LC cia ~ I) al!\O a club
The office of the Dean of Facul­
ty is in the process of completing
ootebook.s that will let student~
know. in advance of regi.stntion.
tudl thing~ u course content,
tcadlt.n& methods. cl.au siz.c. readin&
~ and usignmenu .
Or. Irene Hcchl. Auoc:1.ate
Dean of Fa.culty, said ~optes of the
notebook arc being duphcated and
will be available before winter term
t.n the libl1ltJ. bookstore nod the
reptrar's office those b)' viatllng profes\on .
In the Communicauona
Department, Or Steve Hunt will
oUer Comm 498. Rhetorical
Criticism, and Or Oamel Viamonte
will tuch Comm 498. Video Produc-
tton
z.ther Wahab wtll teach Ed 498.
Urban and Mtnonty Education and
Helena Carlson wtll offer Psych 498,
Communaty Paychology
V1stllng instructor Robert Sut·
ton Will teach Htll 298, Hastory u n
Cultural Resource. and James Huff­
man of the Northwest School of Law
will teach Hl5t 400. Hiltory of Law. belongmg to the Oregon Ka Soctety,
whtch u. now a part olthe Northwe:st
.. Sen"sei'" Ko1chi 1 ohea, founder of
.. <;han Shan To1tsu Atl(.Jdo," whac:h
tmnslates · harmony of the U nl\lerse
wtth ound and bod) coordanauon "
One of the mam gaols of LCs Atktdo
club t!l to bnng Sen·~, Tohet here for
about a week of public domonatra­
tion and :.emtnan on Aaktdo
If you would hkc to ~t1dy your
cunosJty about this. marttal nrt,
Sen'sci Slor.s wtll conduct a
demonsU"Stton and meeting an
Stewart Lounge, tomorrow at 7 p.m '"orr' about that."
Oancin& with Kl
"Students c:an know ahead of
tunc roughly what lhe course
syllabu.i will look Uke, .. Hecht IIJd
"""These notebooks will descnbe
c:ounes more fuUytha.n ever before."
The coUege will aJso offer eight
ocw courses winter term. four of A VUIUDJ profenor Dr. John
Rector wall teach Hlit 37S. Colontal
H1atory of Laun America and Htst
300. Htitoriography LC sends SC rep east
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Guest Wrlttr
The reocntly formed LC chapter
of the Student Coahuon Agauut
Racn>m the only nattonal student
organiution. dc3hng w1th 1uch
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:$mall, worn only t wace, S60. Call:
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lmtles. Just tuned Gomg oH:nea•- :
I I :muat sell. S3JSO or be)\ olter Call:
:alter five: 244-4024. l
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L.f:'!!'..~e~.:.'!V~~~'!f.~0
• J!.l!LJ auu~ will ~nd a representative to
the nat1onal conference an Bo!ton
thas weekend ASLC and ~ever al
dorms are financing the tnp The
national SCAR organmmon 11
sponsonng the conference Nov 19-
21
The Jcbool repre~entauve wJll
·try to e'tabh•h contact) lor future
peaken •. da!lcover the :.cope of the
nauonal SCAR organu:auon, hear
vaew• on what they believe the real
problem ~ arc and to learn tn what
wuyr. L C can be un acuve pun tn the
movement
rhe conference,. held Bt 8o'ltOn
llntvcr'ilt)l. w1ll be a sene~ uf
work•hop~. meettnltl> und dt'­
cu• aonr. about rucanlproblcm!> tn the
l' S , plu' other t ,u~ v1tal to the
protection ol people"\ righh.
"One of the flr.tth1nga we huve
to do " chminate the upath)' that'
found ut l C," ~id Bee~)' Anderson,
ipokes~om.ln (or the group
.. Studenti here don't lr.now anythtna about Thtrd World people" l
SC.AR chapter hopeli to ed
through \ptnker). filmr..
pOlltUm' and workshops
Accordang to Duane
another group spoketma n ... SC
'" not a vtolent or m1htunt orga111"
uon. but an Gc:.ttve one At LC
t!!oolated We've got to find out
the problem:. arc; People
aware ruc"m 111 o problem, smcc
cav1l nshh movement
pU.!!IVC tn the . l'lltliCll
.. My maJor concern ISn't
the nUtlollalt!I!IUel., bul Wtth What
~hould be domg ut l C.," fvun~ .
lie hu' ,ome idea ...,out the d
11om the org•tnll..tlaon hould t
mcludtng ollcnng ·• free un• .... no
dl\cU \ton counc Miil:e Ford •.
dent At\IVItle' lluector. i~ nP'I'""
With the OfJUIOI/IItiOn nf the .rr•"'
.. He'll 11ct up or ~ .. nitataon~ bclo
uid Evan11, ··und ).;now' ho\11 to
them up to be dle~:ttvc and
studcnu involved:· people .. l
~s to
I films.
~p)
Dunne ...... ~
~mun ... SC.A
ita nt orgonu.
It At LC
> lind out
People a
lblem, ~mcc:
ment De~"
cern t!tn't
ut wtth whot
C ,"Evan!!
rtlout the dtrc
,n should
f rce u ntveu
4ikc Ford,
ctor. tll he
'" ol the .rro~
tuuon• bclort
tow~ how to
lectivc and Ill Sn~tmbrr 1976 Pioour I nat
The LOG needs as for winter term. It's
our job to give a weekly profile of what's
happening here, and we can't do that without a
sufficient number of dedicated souls.
Positions are available in every department
of the paper. We need people to write newS, sell
ads, help with layout, report sports, and take
pictures. There are editorial positions open in
the circulation, business and typesetting
departments .
........ ether you're an aspiring reporter, colum­
nist, oonist, photographer, movie critic,
book critic, music critic, theatre critic, layout
designer, salesman, philosopher, poet, scientist,
mystic, militant, hermit, id · t, misanthrope,
Marxist, Buddhist, postman, or pyschotic ... ;
You can learn professional joum · · m skills
and still remain free to experiment, while
receiving up to 2/3 credit in communications.
If you have questions ext. 232 or look for
us in the basement of Templeton Center. p. t • The OregtJn .~,, cho&nal} tu: founda­
uon "til pre: ent <1 C a.tt' Durw 110n JJ 1th
&ltth Bu\houm tomght at 7·30 m the \C:Cond
Ooor audttonum of the Pacll1c Power and
l•aht Bualdtng. 9~ "' \\ 6th \c Or
Bu:\baum " one ol -\menca' leadmg
chtldren·._ P'' choana!) t~ and prole .. ,n of
Chnu:al P) chtatl) at the Unver it)' of
Washtngton .
• Tontght 4t 7 JO, Or. John \thuton
wrll r~cnt a ~ch cnllllcd <.hampc>rl(
Aml'fiC'o'J If t1t~nt /Jlrthplou. at OM 1
The lecture t!> open to thl' pubhc. 11nd 11\ tree
• At OM~t. toda) through unda),
there "lll be a )pcc1al e:'thtbu deahns with
cross-count!) kung. 1 he loc:u" "'II be: on
aeuang beJJnncrs more tamthar "uh cross­
countn. tre smg ).8/ct~ precauuon!l and
ba..tc techm~o~ue . The ho" hould al~o
appeaJ to the: more e:~tpenenced luer It .tl o
deals With che hu.rory ot the ~port and wtth
ne" equtpment on the market.
·~ inancial Ald1 fomu. for the academic •
year JQ77-78 are no" a\1Uiable m the: Ftnan­
ciaJ Aids omoc
• Frcihman "'II )C}C:Ct their COUI""O ror
Winter term thu e\c:mng lrom 7 to Q Each
atudent must obtaan hu. her advuoor·~
IIJnature on t~e vreen Cour'e Schedule card
bclore 11 begtn)
• An) one tnteretted 10 workm& toward
the productton of u )earbook as eneouratted
to attend an organa~uonal mceuns on ov
18 at J.IS m the Councd Chamber
• rz.
• Thl!i Fnda) ruabt lhe Portland State:
Unf\et'ltt~ Progr~!it\e Arts Commntee wtll
present wh.tt t billed u the Mbtggc!it
tllaq:rua rtsth·al to hn Portland tn live
yeatl" h uarh at 8 p m 10 the Student
Ccntc:r Ballroom
1 hrc:c "ell-~nown group\ "tll be
penormang "fh, \Iuddy Bottom So) t"and
M Dr Com'J Blutgra.sJ Rt>m~dt·." from
Ponland, lind wTit,-SOtt'tOuth \founlum
Bor.sw lrom Seattle. Both bands ol "bov\" • bave released albums. and Dr Com "
pracntl) workmg on one. fhu 11 a arc:at
c:bantt to aee the: cream ol Northwest
Bluegrau. l1ckc:,t arc: 1\olulablc: ut the PSU
box office, Evc:r~·bod)'l Recordi. longhatr
MUSic, and Chr) tabhtp Record•
•The LC Sta&~ Band wtll perform
Fnday ntJht at 8 tn Evana
•Spira Dance Company wtll prCKnt an
ft'Cruns of dance baaed on Hobf1 Tht
Pltuwu thas Fnda) and Saturday naghta, 8
p.m. The place II lhc dantt IIUdiO, 4th Ooor
oftbc Pythaan Bwldma. 918S.W. Yamhill II
CDit S2 aenuaJ. SI.SO for atuden ~t.
sat.
• U you don't already know thia, u'a
probably too late and there ll no hope left for
JOG. rule bcpa Saturday •nd lui a1J week.
Wbal tua! •!\aturd.l\ .11 10 m thrrc\\111 he: a ctl\
!ipun,orcd public auction ol old «JUtpmt'nt
m the ba,emcnt ot Ill I • \\o Po" c:ll 81\d
1 he ,eJc:cuon mdudc~ '-•"'· mot ore~ de nnd
he.l\) c:qutpmcnt for more mtormallon,
c.;.tll 2-*15-t1Q5.
•
sun.
•Sunduy at 8 r m the: annual
1 hank\lh Inc-( hrl tma' str"ic~ wall be held
10 the C ho.pcl. The t ollc:ge Chotr "all per·
lorm. There "all be no mornang 'erncc: tht\
"eel.
•Poet lmda f-o.,ter wtll bt lentured an I
!)ptll oj Word Soumlon KO '\P-FM ~0' 21
at 5 10 p. m The "anner ol the 1975 pnng
Award lor Free \ c:r,e, she ., prellenth a
tc..tchcr :u Portland Communat) College
ltc:r rea dans "til be .tccompunted bv guatar
musac
• \tncan nfftun )pecaahst \\ llllam
Mlntu will !>peal at the U nt\'cr'\tt) of
Portland T ue • 1 O\, JO . .at 8 p. m 10 Buclley
( c:ntc:r udatonum H ilo to pte a!. 7hr f'rt'.u•nr
Suuauon m ~outhc>rn A/fico A l'lt'l\ From
.\fo;umhtqur '\dmi"1on as S2 gc:nenal, Sl
for student~
•Portland An Museum Th1 lue!>dll\
1ht' 5tulmuJ..rn. a film from Korea wtll be
leaturc:d at the Portland Art Mu~eum
•
•lhou ha\oc a hnul c am on\\ ednc!odaY • and h"e an the dorrru, then )OU had better
plan ahcud and get )OUr Pildtng done e.trl)l,
bc:caule the dorms clo~e nt .S p.m., and you
prob:sbl) don't "ant to be lod..ed 10 a room
unlll \ou can return to eta " an Januan· •
etc.
•The LC acudent body recently voted an
added measure to the Jud1caary Board by­
lawa. Th11 umely add1taon IJVea 1tuden11 the
naht to take complamta of dlKnmm ation­
bued on race, au, color. creed or aae-to
the J-Board and be heard. 143atudenb voted
an favor of the addtlJon! three oppoacd it. •An unprecedented ntm ttlmpctlllon
lor ~ollc:~:~c .1nd umversll) Mudcnt' " no"
undenhl) l 0( ll\ ftlms of ~.:ollegc: and
unl\el"'ll} \lUdenh, '" open 10 ull l1 ~
,ludcnh Prtrc:' tndudc: Dat,un
.automobtles, 'cholur.htp!> and him c:quap
rnc:nt
1 he theme lor the c:ompc:tlllon •~ .. On
the Rond m '\mcn~:.t · ( ont~tunh wall be
JUdged on thc1r abiltty to c.tpture 11 e~~encc
an u ,hort him I or tnlorma taon and ~ntr)­
blnn~' \\rate lOCUS. 530 hfth '\ve, Nev.
' ork, I'll ) I 00 ~b
•Rec:au~e of a huge dc:mond lor uc~et~o,
(clc:brtt) '\1\rncuon\ ha' added a unday
ma.ttnee to the. onganal two how\ of the:
Royal \\ lnnip ~£ Ballet\ performunot' ol
T~>chaa~ow,~a\ Nutcracker I he afternoon
sho" 1 at 2 30 an the Cavtt Audlloraum
Jackets at S10. S9, S7 SO and S6 urc a\a1luble
an the box ofhcc
•from ~m 29 to Dec 17 Pnmphn
Sports Center reereaclon houn wall be Moo ·
fn . 10 am to 4 p.m 1 he !!ports center wall
close at 6 p m dunng lanai!. week
•So\let ht1otoraan N1J. ulm A
BoiJ.howtm,n. ba!>cd at Portland State l' n­
tversuy thl\ fall. wtll addre!is the pubht on hss
rc:acuon to beang the hr!lt ovaet hi\IOnan
e\Cr IO le<H:h Ill an '\mentan Unt\ic:rslt\ f h1~
huppc:n!o in room 75. lancoln Hnll on the
PStJ campu!o l>ec 2 ut 7 p m l he uddre"" •~
tree and open to the pubhc
•Blue Oyster Cult wtll be at the
Mcmorml ( oh!>eum on Moo , No\ 29, at 8
'P m Tttlet" ..rc: Sb. S6 SO the dn) of the:
!>ho" pectal gue 1 artist Bob Seger wall al\o
otppcar
•The Piontn band need\ help nc. 1
term :fhcy'rc looktnjllor kuroo lo\er' to ltll
tn lor an tn11ufhcsent number ol ID!Itrumcn­
t,tltsts All uuetc:)lcd people "ill meet
l•ndu) ~ nnt term at 4 to p m Contact
Spunk} at c 1 264 for further tnformutaon .
• Ted Braun, I C I ngh'h profc 11or, 1~ an
I uriLey w1th an 1 C ttroup Whale attendtng
the Tur~t~h Hhtoncal As\ocautton C ongre ~
la~t month, he was mten:iewed on a J orcruj
lurJ..t't' rudao progmm He talked about
conneclton!> between archcolog u;ullind•nw..
the problem• ol development m 1 urke). and
over-development m the li S
• tudent compose~ !>hould be an-
tere!lted an BMI'r. 1976 competallon for
hnancaul gruntto for use tn funherang thc:tr
educataona.. Pntel> range I rom S300 to Sl.SOO
at the d1a.cretton of the Judg('). I here lite no
hm1UU10n~ on length or inacrumentatton of
the wurh llUbmlltc:d. ~or tnlormataon and
entry blank•. wruc to Ohver Damc:l, D~rec­
tor. BMI Award• to Student Composen.
Broadcasl Mwtc Inc, 40 West S7th Street,
New York, NY 10019
• For upper claatmen. wlnttr term
rqJatratJon will be held Jan. 3 m Pamphn
Spon. Cencer, from 8:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Frcthman reiJater that same day, J·JO to J
p.m.
Schedule chanp and te~t~trati on time hats
for upperc:lau studenta are available on the
writana counter ac:rou from the campus post
office. II NoY~miMr lt'76
• I he 'c:" T heatr<:. 0858 S \\; l'aluune
lhll Ru.1d. prc,cnh Jenncs.,ec Wtlhnm\
Ol. 1 ( R) "th mo~t beuuuful piny tnce
.\trrl'lctJr." tarrtn!l Rollte WuHI and Vttkt
Pnrker opcntng De~ l 1 hur. atll .sod ht
& "'ut al 8 10 PM C nil 24b-3467 or b)b-
9326
•I\ srnnd pme ol s 1000 ., bcantt offered
an 11 nt\\ pottr} c:omptllllon 'ipon,ored b~
the \\ orld of Pot: II'). a month I)' new letter
for poct~o In ,tddauon. there arc 4Q ca'h and
rnerthundt e a"<trd
for rule' and oflicaul cntr\ Jorm!> wnte.
World of Poc:try. HOI Portola Dr , Dept. 211.
"'un 1-rancasc.o, (.uhforntu 94127
•UntvcNil~ of Portlond'11 choir,
orch~lrl, dance~ and dNtmatltots wtll pre­
sent J rc:vae" c:ntttled Jhc l.o11 lk11 Hope• of
Earth. Dec 2-5 sn the umver\lty'\ Hunt
(enter Thc:~lter rhts 1:. purt of 1 he1r
Rac:cntcnnaul program. and'"' de~cnbed by ah
author. frunJ.. Boehnlctn, u"' "a celcbr.Uton
ol the nuwrallreedom of mun" It tan) at 8
Jl m and cost~ S2 general. S I lor ~tudent)
•\ olunt~er cr~w memb~" art nttded
lor the Portlund Ctvtc fhettter':. production
ol vc·nrgc• \fl Dres,er:., hghung technttton~.
general )loge hand'> and other crew membel">
are needed ConiJC:I the r heater ll you're
antere)ted. 226-3048
•1 ueduy, Nov 30, Lmt (,row• at
L>m1bo:a. a falm :~muggled out of outh
1\lnc.a, WIIJ be )hown rhe film dcptCl\ thr
naghtmurish live of black!> h\lng under the
oulh Alrican whitt\' nco-na11 regtme. Tht\
I'> hulled ·h u very importun t film for anyone
wtth pohtacnl tendencaes
0
•GAPSfAS meum: vruduace and
Prolcnmnal School ftnancaal Aad ervtc:e,
and th1s ta very amponant to yo.f 1f you arc
applymg for linanc~al aad for Graduate
School. The: purpo~~t and scope of the
GAPSFA S form ia 11mtlor to that of the
Parents' Confidentaal Scatemcnt whach
many people encountered an applymg for
undergraduate a1d.
If you're a aentor plannana tO 80 10
araduate or profeuional school you may
wane to complete this form. To find out,
contact Vergil Foadall tn N.O.B 2S, or
Dennaa Hopwood an the Career Plannans
office.
• •• .. ., ..... ........
1 ormer
su~.:es'h
111 I h
1\\lhtt her or ~
iiiiUio;l "1l~
gtl\crnm
118C'IIC) tl
ltnB and
IIRIII't'U 1(1 m
Mandel
ft'"' 'natt on.al
to rind oul
'It\ '\ere we
tn\ol\cd
tm\clf, hr •
COUf\C\
Whna he
".\lthou1
• or gam
a \Umpt
havC' b1
proporcl
U101nnh'm
-rhc
n11a11on
" s;ud l
bee
lan~lel ettec
tnk of the I
h domi
IU .. lll) dt~jf
Ytd "Onl
whuta
ruuon
ernmcntt
btghl)
"1 ht' Jl(
eonc.erl
of
U\ an ur
ht r'
~tip ,
\\hal.:
\\Or ked
It a tn, • Monde1
bou
talc It
the o
all th
we b 1976
,nllne
\am· ..
sa nee
Vtck•
d Fn
• 636-
,ffercd
·ed b)'
letter
Jh and
wntc:
It 211.
choir,
ill prc­
ropr of
Hunt
• thcar
d by tho
:>ruuon
,rt!> at 8
Jdenl~
needed
ducuon
!JlltlOO'i
\ember.
r you're
raw• a/
f South
ptct~ the
rder the
11\C Tht\
• anyone .. ., .......... ._ .
• . , ..
nun• llorlnt
~taff Wrltt"r
1 ornu:r Cit\ mtcrn, Robert Mnndel
auc~;cs, rully inliltr<~tcd the I\ depurt-
1n the gtmc ol a new prole lOt.
...... ,her or nut he will be u blc to c.:ullect •my
tntclltgenc• IIi yet to be •I:C.O, but
~,i~lenc~ tntlu;atc thut MoJndd'. e. pertcnce
• 1 ht t ompruw' will ttgmhc.:nntlv
)IUiiiJCn the •cope ul department offc:rmg!'>
A .t graduutc 'it udent Jt Y .tic in 1974
amlel was look tOll I or hort term worJ. m
go\crnment durtnt!l vucoJtlons Inc: CIA ts
ugcnc\ thut huli u h11nd tn lorc:tgn polic}­
naa.•"~ und oUer ummer intern~htp\ not
• • ted tO mtnOtltleS ,
Mandel felt that ns 'omeone teaching
ftoro·naotonal rclution~. he hud ,, rc.,ponatbsli-
10 find out tf utcusntioM mude ubout the
'lr\ ,,ere well-founded. By becomtngdtrect ·
tn\olvcd .1nd "temporartl) uunlln8"
1im1.c1l, he could g•un ucccll5 to fiBt hand
ntc:angcncc on the (. lA to u~e in teachtng
COUI"'t'
What he uncovered there proved st~rtl
· '\llhoutth the C lA 1, b) no mean!J a lily­
'"'"' organaJahon. mnn) of the acc:.U~IlltOn\
u"umpuon~ thnt huvc: been mode by the
ha vc been til-founded, often tnk.en out
proporlton and dtMOttc:d ror SC:O·
• 1 he CIA\ pohcy •~ not to defend the:
~, , ..... ion .1gmnst uny .tnd every allega­
" uid Mundel "Allcgtllaon\ arc often
.accurate :.ampl~ becuu11e they
n't been dented • Ao, an c~ample ,
, __ ,,_, cited u current lallacv 'Mo\t people
ol the: (I \as u mllll\tVc unafacd agency
•~ donunated b) covert operutaon~ It'~
di~Jotntcd und compunmentuhted "
s.atd .. One dcp.trtment doesn't nc:c~:.anly
O\\ "hal another I\ dotng at any partaeulnr ..
Co\'erl operation\ clandellt ine
ration and muntpulatton or foreign
~~ .. rnmc:nt' and socactae~ .trc among the
htghly conte~·.tc:d ucttvtllcs ol the ( I A.
Hl he people I worked wath 10 my office
concerned, nnd rather up,ct, about the
ol the (hutch commiuee on
1mem' 'P''"8· Clulean &ntcr\entson. war­
nmu und I he hkc.
Mandel llr<et begun to toy wtth the: tdea
"'nr"tng for the Ccntrullntelhg~:n~c :'\gc:n-
3' an undcrgrad at Brown Untvtr"IIY
ht met r ormcr cxec:ume dtrc:c:tor
anon Ktlputrick who I!> a regular profe"or
\It hilc: at Y .ale Mundel met .a )tudc:nt
worked u:. a CIA mtern .&nd de(.tded to
11 a trv • • Mandel became one ol tillv 'tudents • lh· .. \pook Robert Mandel
chosen for the tntern~htp pro~ram out or 600
apphc:unt!> Sc:reenJOg for the program, lU
wtth <lll (.JA po,tttom include:. a ~relul
btoJP'Uphtc:al ,tudy of the: Jpphcant\
acuvlle!> ullthuuon' w11h \OC:Hll and
pohliC<tl organa1.auons. 1-Sl Illes, \cltual
afhhauons, pollee record~. and tnmil)
buc:l.ground lhc: upphcant mu~t then pU!>\
the he detector test II he" accepted tor work
tn the: ugc:nc:)' the polygraph test '' .td·
mtnt\tcrc:d ut regular antcrwl'l.
In the Oflicc ol Pohuc:ul Rc:'le.trc:h,
Mandel ~us anvolved tn "hat is kno\\ n 11:.
pohtacaJ gamtng' Here, groups ol an.tlysts,
)pcctalish tn vuriou:. fields, pia)' team~ hroel
v Saudi :'\raba" Iran "· lruq, the ~o, ·tet
l nton' the L '\ ' the People's Republic of
Chana, .lnd ~o on fhe tc.1ms arc presented
p popped on bottle s
\lan \ndre~'l
'-,faff Writer • •
wath a ~ccnano thnt •~ clttendcd anto the
future. 'They ,1re ukc:d to detc:nntne ho\lo the)
pc:rcetvc: thetr p.trtacular countr) ·s ptlSitton
durtng the cnsis. Jnd what their reacttoru
would be, ~"en certaan •cc' ot )tlmuh ,\
control group Lhcn lell6 what the cHecta ol
each team', mo'>c would be from the pcrspec~
tivc: of an overall ;Jnaly5t, fhc: leam:s arc then
asked to 'play' again, thi\\ ttmc pcrhnp'
a~\Umang two month:; huve gone: b)'. 1 he
procC'\~ may be repeated :.evcral times. alter
whtch the entire: ~tmc: t~ cnuqucd .
.. Gaming bcnc:liu the: oraanaLallon,"'
;)Bid ~handel . "Dirfercnt olllces Btl together
thiS wa). Ml:.pc:rccption~ between oftacc:s can
be detemuncd, and pohc) altc:rnamcs an·
creased through :such thorough examinu· . -uon . Pap7
Employees ott he CIA arc warned not to
talk about c:lasttficd anfo out•uJc: the oflicc.
.. , hat'& probably why agent• so ohen decide
to publish I hear mc:moan -thc:~ couldn't talk:
to anyone about thc:tr work for years. und l
gueu there "'m~ "' tame: when you JUSt e~~n't
._ccp it .111 to ,·our:.c:lf any longer." Mandel
atd. rhc: CIA ha . .an Internal tile now (or
ell.actly that reaaon 1 he 'in·house' hbrory il
a cullc:cuon or the oUicuJl memotra or a genu
and dtrectors, and " naturally clo~cd to
anyone outside the asc:ncy
CluJtlied inJorrnation can be anythina
from the: number of troops stationed an a
certain arw to the names ol informatio n
sources The: transnory nature oCintelhgence
makes it le~s valuable: and aianificant with
aJe, and therc:lorc: not as uciuna u everyone
th•nl.:s it is.
Mandel will pobhth material on
pohtu:al pmms '" World PolmcJ, an anter·
nauon;al .Aihun JOUrnal. Gamtng had been
the obJect of his doctoral dt 'ICnation AI
that ume. he hlld wa.shcd to tnclude a
dt~oeunton ol games bDMd on cl:autlicd
mutenals. but not aneludJOg them. The preta·
dent or Yale ObJC:Ctc:d 10 u. '"Aher lhut, 1
dccaded to stay away from c:laastfied matertal
altogether," PJd Mandel. wso. tn,.eud, I
reviewed gam~ not directly related to 11-
those of the Rand Corporation, the State:
Department and o on."
Whtlc workmg lor rhc Cl,\, employees
wishtng to publiJh <~gcncy-rc:Jated matc:nal
m~at l.lkc It to be .. ~aniti1.ed" by the Security
Ofhce. Ex-cmployc:a are asked to wnte
them \erb:uum on -what they arc going to be
us mg.
The mterruh1p proaram •• 11 summer
aflair. used to get a feel lor the work of the
a seney. Interns can return ag;un to spcc13lize
by idenufyanr a p.1rttcolar field of mterett •
Thts could be summ.arwng datly mtelligence
reports, bccommg an ar~ ana.IYJI, or
pcrhap!l siltmg through cases ..-.here: there ts
contrndictory intelh~nc:e and mterprc:lln&
'' mc.mang. Interns ha~c access to raw
tntelhgence -that ~hich is .. cry current and
htgtdy c:lttuific:d--so them analy;.es can be
.tc:curatc.
Mllndel doesn't rc:Jfcl h:ntng worked
lor the Cl A ln tact. he c:nJO)ed H.
·1 he only problem mlaJll be 11 I tnC'O to
sc:tiJ JOb~ tlh the U:\ or World Bani.: or aome
international orgamuuon bke that," heuld.
"They don't li .. e to ~ 'ClA' on a raumc.
Nonetheless, It wu wonh~haleJUSI in getung
to kno~ \1, lull is was like firsthand AMI) ts
and intc:rprctauon of intcrnauorutl rc:lauons
as m} nw.jor ar~ of mterest."
FL YJNG eAGI e II
A: ;WC& 't I!'Oif
tr•rtrl\lan" It ha, been dasco\ered thtat emp
bnltlt\ .trc v.tm,hmg tn lnrgc
ntH It\ lrom Ll re 11dent halls.
1 he dt,nppc:uranp bottles are
po,c:tJJ)' Utkc:n to neurb) super·
"I:'~ for 1 hetr ret und ' tluc:. "He told u:. th.at the)' \loerc:n't
taktnF tco-ouncer' .tnymorc bc<:(tU\C
the man wbo dch,cr' the pop to the:
dorm told the stun: nnt to take them
m)'morc bc~use \\C v.cre onl) pay­
anp 2.5( for them ;tnd he wa,n't
makang enoullh proht oil them at
Jhll pnce and so :shouldn't get lOc
back lor them." ACADEMIC
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Employee:., ot the 11tore
the charge tndtc:attng that to
"ould he allc:g.\1.
"They wouldn't take our
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took \omc bottle in and the
the-counter AUld ·I hc\c: look
1LC bottle~ l Mgued that we
bought them ut l (. but he'd
take: fl\lc of them He refu)cd to
the: other~. even though the~
all the sume sue •·
went tnto t hltt store an
'"ll!flme to hlkc some pop bottle\
two weeks ugo." atd "ophmorc
Nolttgc:r We hud about IS or
~tec:n-ounte bottlell and $Omc
'U01CCn rhe old guy Ill lhC:
"'~umc:d 1 he tc:n-ounccr•
from the domn and wouldn't
them but he took thc:stxtecn­
~c: had bouaht from the
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• -\ c.t\hter at the Ma \.t·Murt said
they \Omcttme:. pay up to SSO Ill once
to people bnngantz tn cxc:e~save
amount\ ol emptae~ She .tddcd that
tt wu:s not certatn whether the:.e \I.-ere
LC 'tudcntt..
Oc:nhe Thomp,on. dtrcctor ol
resident halb, 'IUtd bonle '>OUtchmg
lll t C hn" been going on for yea"
She behevc:lt mnn) ol the cmptte'i
l•tkcn from the hull"' vendmg outlet\
nrc: by non-student'-'> . She stud the hos
tnusht people takang c:nse~ ol emp·
11~ lrom the hull:.
Thompson a&d bottle \leahns
take' money away from the dorm\
·1 he money refunded b)' the bottles
normally got\ to the mdtvidual
donn~ She indac:atc:d thnt if the pop
da,.tnbuuns company IO)C) much
mone} over the stcahna. the:) could
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ManaJint Editor su!>rc.:t, a~ rc\'rlc: m the ~ommuna·
t~. I he~ 'rc not Mudcnt,.
Pc:.ll~ \\U' on~ ol the ucums la~t
}C:.U m 11 btdrrt 'c' tnd ~'\torttnn Kent Hu\\ It\' former Dc:Ain ol
Studc.nt,, ldt LC l.as\ )'tar for \\au­
burg College: in \\ •ncr\). lo\\ a In
thal pockc:t~tllon metropolis ot
7S00 rc:oplc:, he \\U lookin1:1 fllr (rc~h
air. wte ~lr«h. :and a closer com
munit Ue h~'J'Cd tor n qutcter chc:mc.Jl"C:f'h <. armdo\' Jr . ..1 uo.,c:J
c.-~11 !i•tle,m.an '"'' arrcstc:d and
pleaded gutlt\ to two count' ol rupc
und t\\U ol " toruon He wu.,
cntc:n~d lo 40 \car' tn the lo"' n • t.ue l,emtc:ntican. "nrmo~h told
alo\\cr hie:.
Ltttle dtd he ._no" one ot hh
student' "ould be murdered . . .
ht' \ICilm' thut he: \\il!> ,1 po"elful
Mnha member and that harm would
bcl.all them ,r the: dadn't ubmit to
It happened the iint da ol
ela~o Mane La~ Pea~ .1
ophomore JOUrnali~m student, had
hilLed ofl campu~ to do <-ome hop
pin~ he ne,er returned on her
own ptl\\er .1np~:a~ .
Someboch had drummed up
mort' bu..,tnts' for the locul monl·
caan. Her nude bc:3ten boch wo~ •
found m the datch be~tdc: a count}
road he had daed of suflotation .
The: \\8\triY Buteau ol
Cnmmalln\csugauon nnd 1-81 hnvc
~n no~edo\\ n on the cat~e '\ince
September . Hawlc) ·~ part has been
to urange ror pollee antcrvte\\ wtth
student~ and coUc~e ,,.rr, and to
lunnel an\ tnformation to the •
autbont i~. The G-mcn ha\c
suspects. but lac~ enough hard
e\idenc:c to con,tcl them. The h•• demand'
It "n!' ant ormation 'uprhed by
f'c:a~ that led .1uthontic:s to arr~l
l"".armod) '\t''' .tgcnd~ there
.. pc:culnted thnt Peal ma~ ha-.e been
murdered an re,en@C b~ l.umody".,
lrtcnd~ .
Hil\\ le~ ~~" the college '' tuk·
mg the: anc:tdcnt better than the
loWn'>ptoplc ··1 he rc:,pccmblc
membcfl ol the eommunuy -Art up­
'ct 1 hey urcn 1 ~et at the: potnt of
1\'nch•ng an) one but they'' e been
,tarung n.1mor. lhcv'\le been ac~
cusmg each other of neghtcc.ncc and
o forth ~tudcnts aren't a:. up~ct or
ternfied The:> ·ull don't locli. thc:tr
door..
MOnc rca.,on the to" n'pc:oplc:
.uc an ~uch a )\ate: i~ thai th11> as the
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Ha\\lC:\ ·, \'1\1\lO or ~mull tO\\ n bh"''
· '\ o Hn" lc~) ar~ucd • not at
all \\ c: cnJO) atll' much,, we hoped
\\ t .1rc: do\\n to one cur. l \\all> l\\O
bloch to ~chool. und the ~~d~ do,
too. 'ou urcn't ncar!) a a olotcd a ..
)OU arc in 11 bap cit~. We h,,,e
meellniJ..' and con«rt' and thing'
almo-.t e"ery nasht Jt the college.
'ou don't get lost a~ )'OU could at
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""In n .. mull town hkt thl' ''c
ha"e more death\ .tnd more: ,tuc.lenh'
brother' and )1\tc:r. lo.tllcd l-or tn­
'tan(.t, thtrc ha\le bc:cn some reul
trugcdae-. 10 lt a Peal'\ fo.m1ly Her
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bcrorc lu)t in a hor,e-ndmg accrdc:nt
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Cu~t Writfl'
Ghding mto the <shado"s of protccme
hills. the Wtllamette Rher scenery c:an be
uansposed into that ot the Rhine h i. a
romanuc n\·cr and those students enrolled an
lhe fall sathng clu~ hll\ie grown to L:.nov. her
well.
The LC docL: and sailing area compruc:
only a ~hort scamcnt ot the ri' er's cntJrct) It
bu pro'<cd sufficient. though, ror the ~n­
oiaa sadors to proaice in. h tates the first
f~ weeks just to become accustomed to the
enormous barges v. htch commandeer the
nvu from time to time. The claue , taught b.> Terry Long, met
on ~ee.kdn) afternoon~ and 'aturda)') to
take adYantage of the unusuall} fine fall
~cather '\storu~hlngly. there w~ not one
~ohtor. doy or bad ~eat her dunng duss tJme
Only la\t wed. d1d wme ol the hcartysadors
c:\peneocc o"en:ast day:> and nun
()tuden~ agree that ~alms 1s a 'ery
rela:\.ang :~pon Before lcarnang to maneu\er
the boat correct!\ an the wand the \tUdcnt
mw.t become famtlJur wnh the equapment .
The ~ilboab. owned b}· the LC Sathng
Club, are 15 foot ( oronados ~1th two seal • a
maan and :a J•b Wath thear combtned U'IC the
boat can be ~aaled an an.) direction except
~truight tnto the wand.
In order to pa~ the clas~. or be qualified
~ a MLtght Weather Helmsman .· the water photos by
Marcy Edwards
students m~t cap 11e at lea~t once dunng the
cou~ and cxpcnencc: the process ol nghtmg
the boat fherc are UJuallv two people per
boat ilnd thetr combaned effort c.~n eastly
return the boat to ats upnght po\11100 tn a
muller of manutc!i.. Studenl!l c.an sual alone tf
the} so d~trc but cap~;llJng l!i a tougher
problem when encountered ~tngle-hundedly
It u ea~> to cap~tze tn gusty wands along the
l~s protected ~tretche:. of the rsver
The proticsent saalor must dcftne the
narro~ hne between the thnll of nearly
c.ap~wng when sallang broadsade to the wmd
and the chtJI of gc:tUng wet une~tpcctedly
The c>.cltemcnt of halon8 out four feet above
the water and 'iensmg the delicate balance of
the boat a~ tt shces through the turbulent
surlnoe •~ worthy of any consequen()e). There arc abo dnys desagned for quad
enjoyment ol the lnngutd wutcr'!l On Ci1l111
duy.. the\ partake of refrc<.hment\ an4
thought~provoktng conve,...ation whtle
5horehnc ~hP' by As the sailors venture up­
nvcr, lhc ~urroundtn~ become more pu:•
turc!>que, lcndmg an enchantment of a
medic' al journey to the tma[DnatJvc penon'•
day
There wall be no nilang class during the
wanter term However, member~ of the
Sutling Club have accc~l> to the boah at aD
um~ . fatr weather ~athng wdl return watJI
sprtng rcgntrotaon and the count walJ be
taught JOtntly by Matt LelZJn und
Schnlll.u The posstbthty or advanced satl
tn!ilructton depends mamly tn the site and
aputuJe of the studen t~ II a
SJ
Ia's Joug
1hc: den
nu'lller ' 197
)Coi.On I
, drubhm
JndtCUI11
the n<~la
recor
\fcC 01
,aro ll p1n "'"J
ham N
"'"'cnllegHJI
'C(O :rd~\Cltln j
lJUII~8 yard1
( 3.1 c
(349 6
mage peq
fht\ als•
Ht
LC fool
No"
41 >
tn th
lor 'laxd
How dt1
The qu
McCc
tvtna of
• Dar 11 • o\'tmbrr I <J76
• fl ers
Uan~ lfnltn•rrl
Sporl'i f dllor
II'~ tough to do JU•llcc tn mlc: to
the clernenta ol the Pioneer
nddCI '~>' I Q76 'ucceu. t.C closed us
'e" .nn 1n ntm: ycllh 1,1,t Sotur-
• tlrubbmlJ v11i11ng Whumon, J:S·
tndi ~;:uuvc oi the team' .. uc~cs\
the nataonnl. conference. and
.ch<ltJI rc,ord' \et by qunrterb,u:k
~ards
for quaet
On calm
ents and
whale the
tnturc up-. more pac·
cnt of 1
repe~on't
~unngtht
r!. of the
coat!. at aU
ttum w1lh
'Se will be
and John
1c:cd sa1hn1
1e site and 1 Me( ord th1 \Cason H111o 400
ard5 poc;sing .&IJIUn!lt the ~hockcr'l
ham Nattonal As~ocantaon ol
.ntcrcollel~•utc 1\thleuc:~ all-ume
...... olrd·.\etting one-\Cason totale. tor
l..tnllrlll yatdl> (3,146), tOtal Offtn\IVC
rardlltC (3,107), pauang yardage per
(349 6). and total offcnsave
tardage per game (345 2)
Th1~ also save LC new nauonal
~c,n mark!> n• a team for paasang
·••u•e-{3,407) and passmg yardage
game (378 6) Space doe.<-not pcrmat a complete hat of the mul­
IIIUt.hnoue. rccurd& complied b\' M<:·
Cord und Company th1s seaaun
fhosc: statistics arc: the rnoducts
ol .a Paoneer team Y.hlc:h lunc.tioned
ua a un11.
• fhc coopcru11on among thr
player ha~ been Jantaltic," a1d
<\ \l'ltunt (.oac:h Dave C rod. en.
who work Wllh the Paoneer dcten­
""e hne ''Ruther than thanking of
the hnc .u ~;cpilratc from the
bac:H1eld or the oHenM: a' ~parate
trom the defense. we think of the
team as a umt 1 he play of one group
complimen t~ that of the other A
1 aclde31 Curt1s Burton. Tom
Foley, Casey Long. and Tony
Scnbner. and guardt Jon McNerney
and Nack Norwood all wall return
next foil .. , hey have the potential to
become the finest defensave hne in
the conference next year," Crockett
~·d
A I so ret u rna ng wall be
ost wins in nine years Plonttr l,ol
• • • I an, I DIS
aophomorc dclcn)t\'c end' Roby
Rohcrtr. und Steve Kacr. Jun1or end
John l homus underwent knee Jur­
gcry th1s week lor an tnJury suflcred
10 the P.Jcalic .snmc.
Sorely m1ued will he the play of
•tnior Kevm Ba1rd and Bryan Con­
cannon pcrhnp• the: bett hncbacl-
108 duo m the Northwat Conference
th" year R1ck Henneny a free
.oultl} who started well tha~ .eason
belorc dO anJUI'}' adelincd h1m,
atron@ \alcty John Jaqua. and
quarterback / defenSive back Neal
Lord or. wtll also leave gaps in the LC
defcn~e .
A large part of this ~ea~on·s
Ooumh1ng Paoneer "run and shoot"'
offcn't has been the protecuon aJ­
forded McCord by the offensive line.
LC pane"' were sacked on average
of onl~ three times per game very
respectable for a team wh1ch often
threw O\ler SO times in a game.
"'They set a goal to become the l)c)t ollenStvc hnc m the conference,"'
A~mtant Coach Ray Holter saud ol
h111 charges .. Some or the: other
teams had outltitandtn~ andtvtduals,
but our line, 1n u gr(lur. played "'
we: II as anyone. r hey dtd thc:tr JOb as
pan of the team unit ...
Tackle Mark Rowland
gruduatcs this yc.11r, but tackles
Mdce HaMCn and Mark Pander;
guard' rom Dilling. Sc:ou Htatt,
and Ben Yell: and center. Ethan
Dunham and Dan Wnaht all will be
back.
Sophomores Brad Stofler and
Darrell Hill lead the h!lt ol next fall's
returnees on the other end of chose
McCord acriab. Stoffer's II rcc:c~
tions apinst Whnman pvc him 68
on the season. a new conference
re<:ord.
Slotbac:k Joe Panowic:z. who
sal out the l C finale wuh an injured
ankle, 11 the only araduating
receiver. Jumors Keith Bassham,
Run-and-shoot • •
Hanll Holznacel
ports Editor
L( footba ller~ fimshed \econd
~orthwest Conference thas
at 5--2 and set sax nataonal
m the process Last year they
lor sa.-.th nt 1-6
How did they do 11 thas year>
The quickness or quanerback
McCord and the consistent
of such standouts as Brad
• Darrell Hill, and Joe Pun·
arc obvaous reasons for ,uc:cc~ But all of those players were
here last year, too
The run-and·shoot offense.
whtch made at.s debut on Palatine
H allth1s season. made thed1fterence
How doe:. the run-and-hoot
work?
A complete explanation of the
mynud po~ibtlities of the run-and­
shoot would fill a page. However.
here's a bnef look at lhts pas~­
packed offeru.e
Nearly all plays arc set up wuh a
rive-man intenor hnc, two end~ spht
lullb:ic~ Did: l>.l)' runs lor tough y~ wtde. two slotbaclr..s, a ~inglc
tatlback. and the quarterback . This
formation platnl) empbastzes the
aerial game Four playe"' are threats
to rcc:ctve a pass on any gwen pta~
Stnce thi~o offeme uses the enure
wadth of the field for pass patterns,
~~·~ tough to deCend LC found tU
opponc:nu pi.Bymg as many u easht
pl.llycn deep to defend the many
pattern) employed by Coach Fred
Wilson·~ charges
Opponents' confUSion as mul-uphed by such weapons as the
·~ramble ~rics ." Each receiver is
usianed a pauem. lf he sees that his
onginal route IS clogged up, he takes
an altcrtl4lc dttc:ctaon.
Much of the auccnli of the run­
and-shoot lay in the ofiensc's ab1lity
to read the opposmg defense
With a •ea!lon's upenenc:e
behlDd them, ;and all but two offen­
tve starten returnin11 rh,. Pionecn
should be worth watchmg next -year. wan or lose. Kenh Jensen and Ben Johnson,
sophomore Las l.cquc:nc:a: and
lreshmc:n Kc:vin Blow, Mike
Hcdnck:_. Scott Herbtg. Dave
Po\loell, Tim Robertaon, and Ceofr
Spautdans wtll compose a large cor­
ps of pt&Ss catchen nelll .eaaon
Four-year leuc:rman Ou:k Day
btds the: Pioneer backfield furcwdl,
bul a pair of aophomort5, Wayac
Jack.son and LArry Lewis, will rctW'D
to the fullback: spot.
Ford Moruh1ta, who kicked 33
c:onvcnions ~nd a field goal tbia
season, will be lost to sraduatio n.
NWC field goal distance record­
holder Busham (~ yards) wlll be
bact co p~c:ek ick... Punter KdJy
Reed, who walloped a 69-yard beau­
ty apinst Whitman , wtll also return.
.. We teamed a lot this year,·
McCord said. -we've aot some cx­
perienc:e wich the o~ offense now.
Nut year ~e·u shoot tor all nine
wins." Run and shoot, that i&.
season
Nortbwm Conlenftft football
final Standinp
WL
················-·········· 4 3 Willamet tc.. ............................ 4 2
Pacifi..: ····--··-········· ········· ..... 2 S
of Idaho ................... 0 7 I he-ll ..
LC coed "'atc:r polo te.1m suftcrcd adit\8ppoantinglo 'at the hMds
of Unt'>croill)' of Oregon in their own l ewi!> and <..lnrk J PC!rtlnnd $tote
ln'>llahonol T oumament. • Wmg Pete Hambhn hnd no regret O'>cr the <e:uon ho"'e'>cr !.taung
conridcntl) that all the mdtvtdual talent on the 'quad this \c<l!IOn w1U
·c:omc together"' next \car.
SFU creams kickers
Jake Grctnbtrt
fall \\'riter
imon Frater UntveNt~ ol
Vancou\cr B. C. handed the leow'U
and Oar\: men·, \'Bnll} soccer team
tbcir thtrd lo ol the r.cason m a
district pla)of( ga.me held tn Van·
cou~er last Sa&urday. rhe core was
a con,incms 8-0.
The fir•• half was all FU ~ LC
failed to produce a ~core with a ne"'
field ali~nment d~gn~ especially
to combat Sf U. The ne" alignment
{eatured three fullbac .. "S, three hlllf­
bacb, t"o swecpe!"l, and two
forwards. a oppo~ to the
Ptonecfs tauaJ .ahgnment ol three
juUb-.cn , three halfbacks , and lour loNards. 1'he Clansmen ~cored
'even goals m LCs worM hnlr all
season.
At hnllume Coach 1 ony Evan.
dcctded to abandon the 3-2-3-2 in
lavor ot ll-s usual 3-3-4. LC per­
formed much better "'1th the ac­
customed .llagnment an the 'c:cond
hatr a11 fU :'iCored onl)' one goal
Throughout the second half LC
played more agr~t\.ely and evenly
wath SFU wh1ch hu n number ol
Cu1l1ld1an ~auonal ream members
on us roster.
fhe P1once~ end thetr '>e4lton
tont~l and ~unday 10 the Oregon
lntcrcollegtate ')occer As,ociation
Playoffs
women
e about I
Ann Stutztr
Sports Writer
The vanttv women') soccer • team ble"' thetr last chonce for a
winnang season as they fell \tc:tJm to
the quack "ebfeet of the Oregon
Ducu b) a J..O margin. It 'Wa~ thetr
final encounter of the 1976 .eaaon,
do~ n on the Aatro 1 uri of Autt.cn
Stadium The J\' kackers ended the
womeA'• )ear on a pollU\ie note
bowe,·er, au the) edged Pacific 2·1 to
even thear record at 2-2.
The fil'lt night pme e'olet for the
women pro\cd to be a regrettable
UDdertak.mg tor the inconsi.atent
Pioncen, who mdicated by their
play that th~) auaht have done
better if the stadium liJhtJ had been
left orr u they were durin& wann­
upa. After a roUcr-<outer 3-4-2
IC'tcm, LC hoped to aveqe
Orqon'1 earlier 4--1 victory, but the
Ducks took the Pioncen for a nde
oa thcu offensive m.tchinc, which
collll'ollcd the tempo of the match.
Oreaon and LC took nearly
equal numben of shots, but the
Pioneen never thrc.ttened from
ciOter than IS yarda, whtle the Duck•
were c:onatantly brcathana down
phe Emdy Johruon'a neck. The
fint two Dud aoall were re1ultJ of LC error -one orte a dderu ive
eros across the goal.md the other a
missed auagnment .
The J\'' abo pluyed thetr firt
ntght game. although 11 'WAJ not
)Chc:duled as such. Julie "Dmo .. Dtn­
necn and Caroline Gale cored lor
the Ptos beJore dorkne:.) 5ignalled a
premature end to the game. Re:.erve
gonhe Nellie Bcvcu notched her fir11
~hutout ol the )Car behmd the fiM
fullback footer) of Carolyn Skinner
and Sally Viaher.
Gale knocked m her lin.t goal ol
the )ear midway through the lirst
hall as •he lOok a Manha Stem puss
at the 20-yard line: and stumbled
through the bunched Boxer dcferue
to the five, where ~he tapped an her
tally.
Moments later ... Dtno" Dm·
ncen mter~pted a fullback clearance
kick. and rocketed home her etghth
soal or the season. all of them
comms in the KCOnd half of the
seawn She led tbe team in goals
acored, while winger Li1 Warren led
the squad in total potnta.
LC graduates three vara~t)'
players-two year vctc:rana Sully
Vtsher and Marny Kcenun and
three-year ~taner Laz Warren -
while the bulk or the team 'hould
return for next ycar'a team. Plon«r loa
Han' Holmaae-1
'port' l dltor
\\ llh e penencc: pro\ld«< b)
ctght returmng lellcrmen, the l(.
\aNI) bu~ .. etb.\11 \quod w11l bcgJn
It\ 'fUC\1 to rcl!tUin the Orth\\-C\1
L onfercnce champaon,hlp as the
'ea~on opem. at Paetfic Umver ,,, .• ,
ltp -Oft 1 ournamen t December 3
and 4
Pton~r cage.: I'\ tilrncd the ~WC
,ro" n m JQ74-7S. but they shppc:d to
I hard place lo't year wnh an I H 9
record Conch Dc.:an <icmpert spc:ub
wuh "guarded opt1mi'lm • of the: ne\\
c.ea,on
·we feel that "'t hn\-e the per·
~onnc:l to rc~a•n the conference u
tie" \empert saad "but we know we
have to go out and do It lt'~ hnrd to
tell JUst ho"' "'c:'ll stack up until we
get some re.ll compeuuon "
Co-cnptaans. Ou~k llanung
(6'6") and Ed Nachenko (6'3") lead
the II\ I of returnee~ "hach anclude!i
O;~le Herman!lon (b'S"), Jeft Jone"
(6'3"), Dave hort (6'r), George
\\ enthero~ (6 2") and Tony Wtlder
(6'8") Vargal ander~ (6'2''), who
lettered n~ nlreshman but dtdn't phl)
Jewolrv-coe n
o•ft bo•
l'"tlh each witCh Ul November
• • ear
•
ht't cu~on, will abo he b;~d. th111
\(,If •
''Wnh the c>.perumce ol tho~e
ltth:rmcn, \\<: don I have to :~pend ol!l
mu~:h ume learmnF pattern~ .tnd
dtlcn~c~ m pracllcc.'' ~111d \empert
·• People ptcl thtng~ up r.tllter "
•· Tc.tm unll\ ts ont of our !llrone
poml\ We have people thut pluv
well together •
\lthough 'ome adJU\tmenu
hn'e been mudc to accomodute tht~
vcur\ personnel , LC. w11l sllt) Wllh
ba\ICUll) tht snme ol rcn!>t It U\Cd IO'il
H:ar "Our offen!>e 1~ bu,cd on move
ment. aguin'lt both mun-to-mun und
lllDC delen~cll ." 'aad Sempen
The Paonecr. wtll employ the
"pa .. ~me game" an otlen"e based on
conMant motton und scre<:nmg,
agatn\t the man-to-man
A double-po"t 'et wtth u pomt
guard ond two wing guard!> wall be
Ulllllc:d by l ( llg1UO'II lOOIOl! Op
poncnb
Depth nt the center posauon IS n
que tton mnrk for the eager., "Tony
und Dttk have: e~pcnencc 31 pon,'
empert s:u1d. "und Dale h~ had
hmncd pluymg ttme there. But we
~hould hove at lea.\t two or three • '
bud up plllycrs."
~empert 'cc~ ltnficld,
\ c.u·s conlc:rc:n ~;c .tnd •
~hump' a tht teum to ~at tl
,eH on He a1d Pac•hc
Willumctte .tl~o hnvc the m!IIIO-'
lur \trong team' ·•
I ( will tu ke on (,corgc
C. ollegc: l>\1cernbcr 3 ut 1 p m
ftp-Ort I ournc:y at Forc't
11nd host P.tcirlc Will pllly t.n ... -
( ollcge of r duc.tllon nt 0 p Sumr
l O!'itr'> of the e l(UnlC:\ Will meet II
p.m. December 4 and the wan
wall decade the chompton~htp at
pm
fhe P1once~ head north
December 10 und 11 Wllh um~ · .....
tll Alat~kn nt Fatrbonk!i LC
W~tc:rn Bnpl1M December liS,
travel~> to C"htco, Caltfornio lor
C.'h1co lnv1tutaonal I ourne
December 28-30
"I hope that '>orne of
'\ln"'kan und ( ulifomtan
wtll be able to ~ec: our gama
harbanb and Ch•co durmg
uon " t;;empert -.ntd ~we'd also
to have c;ome local 'uppott for
home game December 18 ,.
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