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January 20, 1977 Volume 36, Number 2

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1977-01-20

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Ke,in Balrd
sc.rr \\ rlttr be: the mo1t emment vo1cc an the
field. Waldo IS alated to teach 1pnng
term. for 11 longtime Portland d1dn't
hnvc un) Graduate Pubhc Ad­
mimstrullon Pro&rum. it, m the ucadc:m1c 11nd public Dd· tion g.avc us S !,000 each and no thana
msnJStratlon 6ectort," sa ad Balmer,
"that liOmc: ouuude aroup mtght murc. "
Mcanwh1le Portland State wa1
atnnmg a 5imllar program 1 wo
publie tutmanisnation pro mms 10
Portland oould have been mulunlly
dcnrucuve due to the bm1ted
number or students. Gu ...,uttcrl!dorff, LC come in" 1 he Grauuutc. Public Ad
rulltm Progrom '" l.C the
one m the ~;ountr~ to be: co
• rdin.tltctl With a •1mtlur pro~mm m
puhlic chool Jddc:d two ol t~e
top udmtmstruton. to II~ fhc duo gn·o u trcmc:ndous
booat to the lledsJing Public Ad·
mm1 tration Program dt 1gntd lor
a select group of m1d~reer ao\lern­
ment oflicJUI an the Portland urea c~;onoma~ pro(cuor nnd co-founder
Voillh Brumer ol the program. wid
Portland lacked a program until
recently bccau c: of .. rivalry"
betwc:cn Portland State and the Un­
iversuy of Oregon. ·The localmsututlons would be
bc:uer oU w1th a constunt source of
trammt~ .\nd relerence , not some
fret lance outfit that would ny 10
OVel OIJhl .,
~ .. uv recently
The two wert obuuned with the
ol a $40,000 federal lJfBnt trom
\\ for whach LC and Portland Don Balmer, L<. pohuc:uJ
sc1ence profwor. helped set the
admtuioru requtremen ta .. We're
after the Volvo mnrket,' SlUd
Balmer, ''not the Rollr. Royce and
ceruunly not the U!ed Chevy " fhc Umver,ity of Ore~on has a
pubhc ndmamstration program and
waa concerned thar a progrom in
Portland maght compete with it for
students. This 'Yilcuum' pruv1ded the im­
petus for Balmer and Mauer dorSI
to orpnu.e a scnc:a or clauo 10 1974
that evolved into LC'~ pubhc ad­Sino: 8almcr had ongJnally
wanted to include Portland State in
LCs progrtlm, the two achoQls
worked out u de11l. fbey decided to
teach different coutsca and otTer
separate degrees, but the schools
would be co-ordinated in every other
unse. nunistrauon program. 11pphed JOintly
Dan Ogden, sa1d to be: con­
derc:o for u top post 10 the Carter
ilml,nntr.u,un. 111 teach10g thiS term
became avtulo.ble after an un­LC 'Volvo morket' 1s one half
ol o co--ordmated proaram. Balmer added that Portland
Sl.Qte hus o strong urb.tn emphasiS
whach hu htndered Its development
or a pubhc adaunastrahon program That fint year proved d1flacult
e\'en thou&b LCa adminilttauon
guve at.a bltHln&-
bid for congress 10
Jommg Ogden w1ll be Dw1ght
He was edttor of the
lresllgtous Public Admml.rtratton
llvtl'K' and lS considered by many to Both Portland Stete and LC
teach separate cou~ and have
separate pubhc udmamstrutaon
degrees. but both schoob share the
same faculty and often lhe $arne
students
llus uruquc relattonshtp u the
result or two factors. Smcc there was a demand for a
public admlmltrauon school an
Portland that waan't beang met, a
'vacuum' developed "lt wu a problem of getung it
off the around ,~ ~•d Maucndorff
"We went around trying to nu.se
money and got cuctly SS.OOO r rom a
good fnend of ours. Ctauroom space for theschools
is ~tattered 11ound Portland. The
Multoomah Buildioa . The
Bonneville Power Administrauo n
Buddin&. as well as Portland Suate
and LC arc aipu Cor class meetinp.
" o, Don and I started on a
shoestrina budJel. The admilUitra ...;·-..- "There Wll) a danger, aa we aaw
Graduate division review
J. coli Jon~
!)tafJ Writer
~all lea m 1975, De.1n of facult} John
Brown uspended further .tddnton' ..1nd
.tlteruttonr, in l.Cs gruduute prugmm. 1\t
Brown's reque t J •·:.earch comrmttce" wu~
c tabhshcd and charged With an in-depth
study of the progrt.~m .
the commlltce completed .md ~ub­
mttted ala find&ngll to Bruwn in Dec. JQ7().
\ctton• re\ulun~ from commlltcc:
rc:commendut1onlt tncludc
•C omb10a1ion ot l C. :.ummcr sc""'o n~
and gruduate prottrnm~o under one director
•I hong ol two lull-lime '"'truch.n' fur
the Muster' of '\rt .. m T c.tchmg prottr.tm
rwo-thude. ol the studcntll enrolled tn
LC summer \C\Mons ure {tr..Jduatc lltUdcnt'~
B) combmang the normally dl5Jomted
\Umntc:r and llfltdUnte program , the 'earch
committee leh greater ellort' could be put
1Rto mumtaamng unu lnlprovans both
IHO~lram'
fhnns two lull·umc mstru\:tou tor the
M \ f program tree' .:ducmion depeartment
mnructor:. ttl toncrntmte their cllortl on
undt rllruduute \t udcnt!l It 1m .n~u uctor Wl\he to teach u gr.tduate cln'' it must be: u
.tn overload .tnd cannot detr.tct trom un·
dergruduutc: respons1btht1e"
~\\ e do not wunt to create 3 uni\CBit) "
type '.ittuuuon where.; profe,.,ora ttc.\~
l(f"UdU.ttc tud~ and con<.c;ntra te their time on
grad\wte ~tudc:nt t.," \Uid Uavid Sa~agc,
,.,~oc141e Dc.tn ol Faculty
A number ol ijraduate pro$ram ha\e
developed in recent \'c:;u-.. and ne\\ program ..
t.~rc con!'ltnntly bc:mtt da~u~'cd Prior to
Brown\ 1975 mor.stonurn on arucJUlllC
,tudse~ • ..1 Mo\lCI'\ ol Pubhc \dm&nhtrunon
progrum wu11 uppro'cd anmsututc:d . The
educ:.Jtion dc:p.1rlment .tlsu hu' "cveral
progrunu mcludmg the MA f, rt D
cTeachc:r 1 rainmg ol the Dwf) and ,
coun,c:Jintt program Within the MAr. The:
Mu,lc dtp~artment .11 o hu~ a Masters
progrum
1 he Dtun's olhce lc:c:ls a proper pcupcc­
ti"c must be muintuined tuw11rd grndu.1tc:
programs "/ C n an unJugraduutt rolltg~
uml mlf'ml\ to rC'mcJm w." suid Su \'llgc:. lie:
trn,cd that "I C 15 not ed:m~t to e\panti
the ~llC ul the psc::~cnt graduutc Jlf(l~trum ••
He \ ae"" the ,c:.uch committee·, cllorh as
"atr il:tl\' ,, '-lll.lhl) ·oriented ntO\c:." Computer coming
Newre
Mel Jones
St•ff Writu
LC L' accepting bids ror conatruttion of
a new computer system. Registrar Robcn
Watkin exphuned the new system will
provtde .1 iaatcr, more effietent method tor
t.~dnuUang nudents to classes.
·· the ne"' system will climmtate the
mas~ registration dny we have now, .. he said.
"Students will sit at n computer terminal.
punch in the course code number, and set
immtdintc contlrmat1on JU to whether or not
the chu is a\allDblc:.:
fhe new S)'l>tc:m "ill ulso allo"' more:
lle~ibiht) in .!dding and dropping claucs,
cutting down consadernbly on the pape~ork
generated undtr the present }ttem.
• \\ 1lltn adnutted the nc\\ 1)' tern wall
nlso dimmate personal contact "ith in, true­
tors enhanced by the current procedure . aut
pre-reg~!llr.lllon will provide a better opp\lr­
tUOit) lor rcspondmg to problems .
"Every request lor ,1 cia will be noted
• b) a he computer. "hethcr filled or not," said
Wilkan. "Once we get the: data lrom the
.:omputer, then \\C: can \\ork on problem ul
the dep<~rtmcnt le\c:l. U .1 p.,nu:ular cl.t 'hiU
been limatc:d to, '!.'l)', .\5 studc:nb 11nd we ha'ie
80 or 90 ret~uc:sts under the current '' tern
there·,. no WU) that we could mali:e a l!hange.
.. But wtth pre-rc:giJirat ion ~)'Stem . \\e
aan go to Jepanment cha1rmnn ·x· and tn
tn "or.._ out llme nlternBti\e . lf only h\e or
,jx $&Udenh ha\le re81Stered lor another cia -
"Srudt'/11$ "r// .w cJt u computtr urminol,
plllt<'h 111 the courst' rod~ numb~r. und get
tmmedwu~ amj~rmoll on w to whttlrer 01 fiOI
tlat' riaL' '' a\'&~tlable ."
-\"' \\e rmaht be: able to make: mnnpo\\er change:\
to tlccomodate the demand tor the other
cla5 ," he saud.
I he nc:~ a} tern mlt) lllso pro\ 1de the
oppm tumty lor a biddtng S)'!\tcm of registra·
tson ~urrently u~c:d ~t Colorado College and
Hrigh.anl Young ll nh entt}.
Under th1 'Yttem.n tudenttsgivc:n 100
pllint pnor to reg1 trillion Depending on
ho\\ b.1dl) the student need' u purucular
clll' . he or •he ~an b1d up to 100 pomt!l> lor
the clll\!1, .. H 1 ~tudc:nt need n particular ·on system
c:lus to graduate. usiqa ba enure allotment
will lllmost guarantee hiS JCllinJ mro ~~
.class," said Wilkin.
Wilkin explained that manpower and
space create problems for LC. .. Business
Administration and Biology are the top ~o
in enrollment," he s:ud. '"T"'o daases per
term or h per year ia the normal load for
instructors hen. And laboratory space is
always a hmited lactor tar enrollment m the
science classes ...
\\'ilkm cooc:cdcd that the new system
"'ill prubably bring its o~"n problems ... But
there' no wa)' to predict what th~ nught
be. We do thmk It \\JU 1mpro\e the ervta: Wl:
proVldc to thl! rudent : he s td.
Walton wants to encoumge students to
ghc htm fecdb:lck on this or anythmg else
concc:rmng the regu1rur .. The frce-changr
day resulted from 11 'StUdent usgestion and
its been tremendous!) uece fuJ for all
10\o~cd ." he sasJ.
• Fire ho,)e fiasco
page 2
• Tribal art
page 5
• Julia speaks her peace
.. page 6
•New neighbors for LC
page8
• Cager,s unbeaten at home
page 11 "Lu.,Jr lilt• raH a"· naked
through the \\or/d."
J-Board
to convene
ana G~J..Johnson
tafT Writtr
Tbe J-Bo&rd will soon be coo·
fronted wtth a case, held over from
last tenn, in,·olvmg four students
who set off fire alarm• and then
sprayed other students Wlth h•sh­
powered hoses aa they fled from
buddmp.
The ddendanu have been of­
ficiall)· antormed ol tep' to bnng
them bdore J-Board. accordmg to
Dan of tudents Dack orenson.
Sorenson dechned comment on
powble comequenCQ an order not
to preJudace the case. He s~ud,
bowe~o'er, that he would ta._e no
act1on on ha& own and behcved the
Board was ropomnble enoush to
handle the matter ore.uon ulso
exprc:ued concern thut tha. anctdcnt
could dcstrO) the credability ol alarm
aystcms.
Outgotn[i! Chtc1 J u:~>ttce ~ecla
Chc\ It and ecretary Beth Enck on
would not dtsclosc the name'\ or the
oflenden but P' e the auurnncc that
acuon would be Laken as l>Oon as the
Board huffi~ to elect u new Chtef
Jwucc and fiU other \'&canoe!>
ucear
tt\c Ltmkcn
Colle1c Pres~ ~rvic:c
An M.l.T professor rea:ntl)
c:aJculated that the chancel> ol il
balhoo dollar nuclear power acea­
dcnt, ldbng 3.000 people, arc equal
to the chances of drawing a royal
flush 10 a game of fi\N:ard stud.
Although then: hasn't been u
maJor acodent at any ol the current­
ly operauna atonuc or nuclear r-eac·
ton an the li .S . then: ha\e been
some very near rnaues·
-an upcnrnent.al breeder
plant tn Dcuoat underwent a partial
con: meltdown 10 1966.
-a full-5ale meltdown wu
na"owly a~oened tn 1975 at the
Tenneuee \'alley AuthOrtt) 's
Brown's Fc:rr) nuclear plant-onl)
after the tacdtt~ was ahut down b)
band Sc\'eO of ele~en preuure rehef
l)'$terru and one of the reactor core
coolins 'YJtenu fatted when a p.lunt
worker ac:odent.all)' ataned a fire
ncar the core. h burned for ~~even
boun Damage wu Cjtunatcd at
SJOO nullaon.
-eaaht)~ tbree thouund
plloru of water contammatcd wuh
radioactive tJnium wu dumped tnto
the Connecticut Raver by the \'et·
mont Yankee plant.
Governmen t and tndwtnal
champaons or nW:le&l power are
qwc:k to point to a report by the
former Atomtc Energy Commtuaon
ltalinj there ta only a btlbon-to-one
chance or a nuclear acctdcnl kdling
20,000 people and c:auama S 17
million wonh of damage.
Still to p10 maJor headlines arc
reporu from an area in the SoVJet
Unaon which had been the VlCUm of
an ac:odcntaJ atom1c waste up l~
1100
Leo Tumerman, profeuor
cmentUJ at tbc Wcsumann hutttute
an Israel, drove throu&b that area
Do JOU ban a bol lad! TIM
P~ Lot• acwlflub nwaba it ..a.m. Pat Stallcup
near the Ural Mountams three vear • alter the acadent ia reported to have
occurred 10 19S8 He saad hundred~o
of miles or terram were turned to u
~vast nothmg .. by the catastrophe.
cau~ed by overheated atomac waste~
wathm a shallo" bunal tuclltty. Or.
Zhore~ A. Med"ede", an exiled
·o,1c:l scientist, broke the new• of
the IICCtdent lust November He ~td
hundreds were ktlled by the e>.plo­
lOn ..lnd resulungTadlaUon RutMan
ofhcuals bave ncather aJhrmed nor
dented the report.'
J he Mtnne\ota Pubhc Interest
Research Group recently prepared n
repon calculaung health and
propert) damage m the event ol an
acctdent ot the Monucello plant in
\hat \Ullc: lbe lengthy repon ~-
• •
ttmates that an the event of n blow-up
"tmmtdultc: death~> and tllnC\scs due
to rudtBiaon would hkcly be confined
to the population wathan ten mtlc
downwand ol the reactor sate
A'!lumang cvacuataon faab, the
to"n of Monucello would be hard­
hat b) illn~s at best and decimated at
the wor 1"
EVllcuauon, I ood and ~helter
for the mhobuanh moved out and
decontanunauon coat~ could run
1010 the mdltons or dollora 1 he total
humun und propeny ampact of n
nuclear uc:cident to thut ureu u;
tapcnng .
Whut'.-. wrong ts mo11t evucua­
tion plan., for those areas With
nuclear plant!> nearb) are Jf'CT~t
Que: uon ru•~d ubout who u•
CMbrtry Anrectlonl ,._nt•
AUDITORIUM
TUESDAY, FEB. 1, 8:15P.M.
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Tickdt 16.00, S5.00, s.t.oo. Bous S7 .00 -
Tlckdt naJiablt Ctltbrlty Atlnctlont, 1010 S\\ Morrison,
Portland, 97205, ZZS...l71.
Mall Orden: lndudt ull-addrnaed, Jlampcd ~nttlopc and z~
for bandUn& • Hawaii: a hulava trip
anr) Rouch
scarr Writer St udac:' o( u nc:acnt
culture 1mprc,!>C:d tudcnt
vnunn wa' an ell eel 200 vean •
nuttvc Hnwanam. are \llld to Baology prole~)OI' Pnt Stullcup
und Dove: Mnrun!len, economtcs
prolcs ~or, John Cooper and 14 l C
i'itudenu rc:centl) spent three week!>
l>tUd) ang the t'iland of Hnwan
On a Ire .. rrom the volcanos
ncar Hilo to the lush forests of the
North Konn Coast, student" ex­
plored Huwauon natural hastory
through extatang geologtcal (or­
mauons and vegetauon For thas
they each received one credit m
natural history h\c:d an cornpletc hurmony
lund C'tm: wns taken to
ngracuhurc: ond Its hang uctt\lltlll
the t!dund communal) of
completely sei£•\U~tuamng .
1otol ol 75,000 people rcm11a
lnformottve talks were gJVen by
experts an the fields of volcanology,
ecology, archaeology and geology
These opportunitaes for on-tbe-spot
leamans wen: beneficial Aocordins
to jumor. lynda Wtnekler· " .. You
can see, for a change, tnlitead of
readmg about 11 You're getung the
first-hand VICW "
Mnny areas betng ana~'ible
by vebacle, the group d1d much
haung and cam pang. The PE depart­
ment offered one-thard credit a an
added anccnuve Swammmg an the
wnrm. tropu;al water was a (avontc
aCUVIty
Studenh were encouraged to
<otarch out anformau on .and dtscovcr
Hawau on thetr own bach kept a
JoUrnnl of cltpencncc~. und u record
ol specacs encountered .. We ~pent
most or our lime ~eekang out the
"tldc:rnc::"l,," suad tilllcup, "at was
alway' kand ot dasnppoanung to
come buck to the bag Ctl) ~
ore
responMblc: should .m uccadent occur
arc referred to the extended Pricc­
Anden.on Act t/ u nud~ar plant
cawt>l more than a ha/f-billton
dol/an damagr. no onr wUI bt• hdtl
rt•lpotulblr State' uch us New
Yor~ hope to enact leg• lauon deny­
tng a power company the okay to
build 1.1 nuclear plunt without accep­
ting full hubaht) Cor anydomugtl> the
plant muy cau\c
Cost overrun!> and lihnnkang
re~ource.~ are .tl&o dammmg the sav­
ang ltght of nucleur power The lnteructaon wllh
Hawauona was consadered 0111
htghhghts by Martanscn. f
arts, such as bualdang
canoes, nrc sttll taught as u
nate form of education.
C:DJOYcd the slow pace and
tumty for relaxation afta
stresses of all term
All three profes!lors
group' cohestveneu.
apphcd the term, "anternll
mony" to teehn~ of umty
lrom students Martmteo
men ted on the benehts de
"h'VIng together wath a sllllll
ot people" Cooper added
u pprccuued the chtu.ce to
"group dynamacs .. He bcllic"CC
aad ham an the plunnang ol
tnp~
All pUrtiCtpan l!l COIUI(ICII
trip n wurthwhale
tallcup hope~ lhl\ ~ort of
uon w•ll ~omc a yearl)
l C He would like: to
purchased field '>lOtiOn in
"home base'' w11h a
naturall't and rc~ourcc ......
plan to present thas adea
Bonrd of 1 rustec~ an the nw
ongre.,saonul General "'""""
OHtcc agree!> wtth u U S vm
Survey csumntc that there 11
readily avaaluble uranaum an
for only ten year11. World
much bcuer.
fhe problem\ of
tacks of facahtte'>, the
~tolen or maspluced fuel
nowadays cun eu~tly be tun'lll
bomb) und the mounttng
uon of react or~ tn not~01
tempered c:ountr1e' have )'CI
c:xamaned
('U.EBRITY TTRA(liON
PRE ENTS •
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AUDJTORilJM
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Margaret Ntwton
aarr Writer
l ht!> year, tn an attempt to
amp rove the odvnory !>YSiem at LC., u
new method wos developed for
a.mgnang ndvtSOr!> to freshmen Ac-­
cording to Or. Irene Hecht,
A~ocantc Dean of faculty, every
full-lime fncuhy member w~ put
anto an ndvtsang pool, and the
freshman clas:> wos dtvtded arbitrun-
1) among them Each faculty
member ended up with S or 6
lrt:~hman advt<:e~
Before thas year, the Dean ol
Faculty\ office attempted to match
wch lre~hman wath u department ,
'"but 11 " more amportJnt for the
advisor to have ume for the advt~ce
than at '' for thctr anterest,; to
match," '<lid Hecht. "1-re!>hmen tend
to nuctuate an academiC antcre:<~ t!>
an) way 'ometame~ rudtcally .. ~he
sa ad
''\\hat fre,.hmen need for an
advasor," Hecht \Utd, ··,~ ~omeone to
taU. to who " tamtliur wath the;
'"'tlluuon and !>Omeone who as
"tlhng to li~tcn to 1 hetr mterest' ·•
Hecht ~tUtd that after she gets " lc:el
for her adva,ces' tnterc.:\h .and
method~ ot study, she \Upphc\ them
\lath data about lacuhy member!> so the)' will be able to choo,e professon
who wtll ,Utl thear aotcrests "ldeal·­
ly," she stud ... fr~hmen 'thould feel
comfortable to come to thetr ad
vtsor.., ·•nd explore: vanous ucndemtc.
po~abahtae.
"One ol the problems," Hecht
smd, "t!l that sometam~ the motcheo;
don't work out two people JUit
.aren't nght for each other But
freshmen can change advasor.. any
ume .. She encouroge!> her student&
to change udvt~or~ whenever they
become mterC)ted in a paruculnr
department
Freshmen arc: "upposed to m~t
regularly wath thetr advtsOr!> and get
their 'lCbc:duiC) approved at the
begmmng of each term But some
come •tnd 'Jome don't
l"he adea behmd tht new
lrc:"'hmun advasor plan i' to provade
mort andavaduul help tor fw.hmcn
by 'prc:adtng them out among the
ad\ l\01'1. .. rhe problem ft Sdld Com·
muntcnttons Dept Chaarman Jean
Ward · 1\ thut an addauon to the
lre~hmun udvt~ces, each faculty
member hu~ upper cJa.,.., advnees
who ore mu1or' wathan thetr "'pcctfic
department\ "
I he total Ctdvt~c:c lodd sttll
vane:~ among proiCS-\Or' Ward )atd
depnnmc:nt chaarmen tend to get the
heavaest toad' bee4Ubt ol the added respon'iibihta~ they have, such aa
ndvmns transfer student and
checking on grndu.oung \enaon
·\ccord10g to C.bemastry
Department Chamnan Arleagh
Dodson fre hmen u,;e the advuory
scrvtee ··very bule ... "The)' do only
the lormaJ thtnp wath thcar advason
unles.\ they're tn trouble. fhey tend
not to look you up ..
Dodson thtnb the new system
is useful becaU)e .. ,t cuts the number
of udvtll~ to odw.ors dowo to tbe
potnt where tt'$ po ible for a student
to sec ha~ advtsor If he wants to Th"
·~ a vaat amprovement over the
preVIOU\ !iY!itC:m
"A purely technical advantage
of the new. ')'1tem. ~ Ood,on ~d. '"i
that it 1 now po stblc to determme
whether a 'tudenta~ an chool or not
By the old wstem you couldo t even
tell Tht\ L\ .1 beuc:r wn) ot keeping
tr.1ck someone lnow!> where each
\tudent a :~nd whllt tour.~ he'!'\
tnlung ·•
Hecht. W,lfd and Dod\on all
stre~~ed the dtllerem;e' between ad­
VIlltng lrc ... hmen .and advt,ang upper
cla~~.S ~tudcnt:\ As ~tudent~ choose a
mujor o~nd ·'" they ncar their ~enior
year, the) tend to 'ce thcar adw•ors
more I requently to plnn acudcmtc
progr.am~ and dL cuu pn t·
gr.1duahon plan!>.
New depal'tment established at LC
Nana Crey-Jobauon
Stall Writer
A Personnel Department has
been established ut LC for the ftrst
hme tn the history ol the college
To head the new office. located
tn the basement of Odell Manor. 1.)
l<.an!la~·born Rtchard B Noonun
who holdc, a Bachelor of Arts degree
tn Bu,tne~;'l and Pohttcal Scacnce
from the Unt\ of Ncbntr.k"
(Omaha) nnd 11 Muster':. degree an
Pubhc Admmastnmon lrom the
Untv of Mt'lsoun
\oonan satd thnt even though
ht wu~ sttlltryang to overcumc: ome
mertau, he hu' lound a por.itivc
rc.:ac:taon lrom the 'talll ••nd faculty
and wau. amprts!lcd by the opennt"'~
Ol the '>tUdcnt body "Wtth the great
••Wurene\!1 ut l ewa nnd t'h1rll. und
the emputh)' for people a~> w-ell .as the
concern tor human resources .... my expectullollb ha\e been mel ~
The department wall be con­
cerned wllh the college'~ obhaauon
to people an malleT\ o( equal oppor·
tuntt)' employment, employment
compen~tlon. legal and moral af·
latr!>, cllicaency an human manage­
ment tmd labor rclatton~ an the best
tnh:rest ol both parties
Before the anccptaon ol the of­
he~. labor mutter' were lett to the
andavtduul depunmenh (or recruit­
ment and arb1trauon
The '\ mtant <. omptrollcr. ud­
dtn~ to an already ltght 'lchcdulc:.
tool. care ol mlljor problem
Noonun outhncd ha!l nc\\ Job illl
beans ba tt.lll) nmnugen.1l and Jd­
vasory He wor~' to emplo)' the rit(ht
people tor JOb\ and o ~urc ~mouth
and benehcml rclutton-shlp~ between
wor~er IUld employer
Asked what he thouaht ol tt.<: manority rcpr~entahon on the cam·
pu!i work Ioree. he rcphed he w1u
\allsfied with the number of women
on the general stuff but could not say
whether the racall.l repre:sentatton
wa~ adequute ,m~ he had not )'et
latd hunds on the: r.lttO 'tattsucs of
race~ an Portland 11\ ~ell 3.\ that of
manoruy apphcant:\ .
Noonan. who had worked
btl ore'" tht\ capacity at the Unl\'. of
~ebru.ocl.a. admined that the \W.itch
from a pubhc to u private tnlltitution
wa .... a new e "pcrienc:c: I or htm
When he rctucd from the arn\)
in Junuat) ol ~~~74 . he hild ervc:d in
Kurc:a, Japan, Bcrhn ilnd Vaetnum.
With h1~ wile, duughter and two
:.on!', Nountsn enJoY" .t close: lamil)
relattemthip and pend• .a major part
ol "'' 'pare ume ndtntt hones and
orttanlllng cross cuuntry ride:' lor
youths. Paar .l
•••• ---
Bucl.l for batt1tn: "J ht ~yrtan foreign mtntSter says that fi~e oil-nda
Aub n auons-Sauda Arnhta, 1\ uwau, Una ted A rub Emaratel, Q.rsuu. and
Buhnun haVI: .Lpproved n tmam;wl.ud program to bclp the m1htacy effort
ol Arabs directly tn'o'ohed an the conOtct w uh brnel. Rccip•enu ure EID pt,
Syna, Jordan ilnd the l'LO.
Diplomat\ hrln& pobontd!: Cyanide-ns much as two,, nd halt times
the UCC\:ptuble hmll lind mercury bnve been found m the "ater systenu of
buildmgs hou•tng U.S. Otplomat5 in Mo cow.
Chione min!tler'\ health in danacr: Wall pollen and lcaOets m Peking
nredemandmgthe death ut China'& woman he.•lrb m•nilter, L•u Shiang·ptng
She wa allegedly followma the"nsd•cal gang" led b) Mao 1 e-tung's widow,
.tCCUlled ol plotting u coup an October.
Hot lime In .\frin: rt\e Nynragongo volcano tn Zaarc: erupted llul week.
h may have caused 2000 dc:.tths tn the hcuvlly·forc:sted and thanly-populat«i
eastern pan ol thnt southw-est Afnc:an country. Refugees saad tt ten-foot htgh
wnll of la11u engulfed two vdlu@CJ an the: urea.
Bnrd\ banned In Bueno-. .\ira: Argcntma's mabtary gu11ernmcnt has
bun ned bearded photos on adent at)' canb. This mean a compulsory ahll\iC for
thousand or \ntenllnt:\ -Oluent b bunting out all O\c. dt Commmunist World: In Poland,
\forken ha't'e banded together .sgatn t ri tog food prices and m dclcnse of
stnken. F.ast German intellectuulll rallied to .support an ailed protest macr
and thou-.und ure sccl\.iog to lca'o'e the: country, In the: Soviet Union. police
arc crack.ins down on vocal opponents of the system.
K.iuincer'" hit man?: The Ne\!o York Daily News bas reported there may
be one or more ··c:ootracu" out for Hent)" Knsin&er The bounty is saad to be s J so.ooo. drawn from the coer en. of lsraeb right-wmgen. Tho~ thrcJtll came
'SOOn o~hc:r Ku\tngcr .uked for '-lcc:ret ~erVlc:c protection alter lc:aVlng ollic:c
and WBJ denied it.
Cnham do~n ·t uluall) btlit•t in splril~: E'lt~ngelut Bill) Graham has
denied reports that he do~ not oppO!IC: 3ll types ol dnnking.
Epidemic In Mkhltan : PBB-polybr ominated bipbenylsis a toxic
chc:mawlthat muy ha1.c: contuminated aU ol Micbtgan"" M.Q mtlhon restdents.
<itate health oflicual dasw\ered that thowands of I arm animllls had eaten
PBD an 1974, aCter at was ac:cidentaJiy pac:led in Iced bags. Fl\'e hundr«t
ldtm> \!oere quarantined and JO.DOO head ol cattle "'ere de!OtrO)cd.
Although the quanUt) ol PBB in that ~tate'& food suppl) hu slowly
dccrea...,cd ~incc then. the chemical hngers an the b~ics ol tho e ~ ho ba'-e
consumed contaminated products and m children ..., ho e mother5 t\a\"C
pa!>~cd it on to them through the placenta in rhe their mdll.
t\ccordms to llr. lrvmg Schl.;otT, head ot Mount Stn.ti Hospual'
environmental ntedactn(C department, ome 300 people c~amancd recently
hu'lc: suftered. ome .ld\tflC :Lftec:ts-ancluding lo ol me mot} and 5c:Jl dnve,
mu ~ul11r weaknc:u . lac .. ol coordinatton und inability to Jeep.
Dyin~ : Cnhtornan ha pa~:.ed a la\!o gmng termuUtll) all pauc:nts the: nght
to die. ,\tore than 1,000 people ha\ e apphed for -.t.llc form~ that prohtbat the
U!>t ol r~ptrntol1i, dtal) " machane and .. other unu u I or arltfkial mea ruM
to u&tuan their live durin~ a tc:rmanul state ot Illness
(odl&n\ may r«el\'t land: J he 80\cmmc:n t bacb lndaan wims to half of
the stale: al Muine. I he lntenor Department wants the two tribes involved to
deliJ\ acuon in the t.a""C until the Carter admantstration takes O\et. The
lndinn'S cl;um ten-and.ane-h. •lt million ucrt3 ol land that were ill~gnll) 8''~n
to ''bite' wnhout t.ongrt'>,aonal appro,·al.
tonaet ~a\e drcadtd: t-ormer how.gul Claudine Longe\ was found
gualt' ot ~nmanall) negligent homoCide in the de3th ot bcr Jo,cr \'ladimtr
~')ptdcr " '>obach he lucn a ma"'imum ~ntencc ol t\!o o )cars 1n pnson 11nd a
)SOOO lane hnal di po:r.ttion in the ca~e will be hcld Jan. 31.
Proanm aets thot in arm: A pub he hc:Jllth ~rvice comrutttff tn Atlanta
recommended partial rcsumpuon of the ~wane flu innoculation program. If
<l('ptO\ed, the: 'lhOtS would be 8Hen to elderly person Ot those with chronic:
rcsparutory or heart ailments · tho5c: who earlier died from the vaccmc. -
Mort prices tab off: founctn major airtin~ w.1U rai e their rates two
per~~nt ne~t month.
Tbt Sht star: The new Pl••" ') R.acan aovemor, Carlos Romero Barc:clo.
ha reached an agrctmcnt with the Whale House to dc:la~ any plans to make
hill •~land a state for at least three )taN
Prof' can k.tep monty: The Internal Revenue crvt\."C has wtthdrawn a
propo\..11 that "ould ha'e required colic~ and other ~u:hool employtea to pay
tu'c' on Cr« tuition granted tbcar independent.\ .
!\lore on Huahes' wills: Mel\in Oornmar. a 1 hoh ~r\'let station
uttendem named hell an the first ol ~eveoal Howard Hughes wills. has
renounced an' p.srt i:lf the bllhonairc' ) c:stllte. The: c:.,~;«:utor of the wall says
l)ummur o.thn ndmlltcd dCh\lerin_g_ the w-ill hUIUCil but dented wnung II
8omb bu,lntu buomlnt: Oeten5e Sccrct•n [)(Hudd RurruCc:ld has
ordered the A~r For\.'C to beBin produc-taon ot a ne; warhead, the Mark J2A
~arhead asdestgned lor nuclear upiOJaon c~Ut\-alent to 400,000 tons of TNT.
Wa.tt product\: Richnrd F. Cunmngham. deput) darcctor ol material
s.altl) lor lhc ~uclc:ar Regulator y Commis.sa(ln, admitted the nation LS
unhkeh tet h:nc .1 w.,,rlt:.ublc nuclear "~tc: prognsm \!otthan hin~Cncy'~ea&ht·
}c.ar goal
FTC links CHih into dentlatJ: The Federal Trade CommtSSio n charaed
the Amcra"an Dental Auoctntu.m with prt\.'C fixtn& llnd oth« unlawful
pnacttces that allc~ly would prevent cumpeajtaon an that profc:s11on . I 0
•Jlmm' Car1er will receive the oath of
office tod.-., Med.ta coverage '-'111 begm at 7
a.m. P c; T F~u,,te.. will conunue
througbtout the day
• The t'loortb~at FUm Stud it<> Center
~ill pre:.ent High LiRhls From Anrt 4rbor a
~lection of shon films lrom the Ann Arbor
Film F~tival . The film will be \bO\\-n at g
p m tonight at the Ponland Art Mu .. eum.
S \\ Parl and MadtSon. Admt'!,$10n t& S I 75
•kG\\ T.V. wlll present vl\'t ~m H~ll
Harn-a. nostalgtc too~ back to the late
HoJT} Trumnn litamng Jame::. Whumore
The film wtU be ~hown tontght nl 9 p m on
.:bannel 8
•
•Tbe San Francisco Tbeoloaical
Sem.ina.r) wtll meet Jan. 21througb 23 m the
Grey Room and Thayer Oarung Room Ill
{rom .:lto 6 p.m.
•Come and JH the l..C basketball team 10
action against Wlutwon.h Jan 21 Tip-ofT
time IS 7.30 p.m.
•SOFA will spoos.or Funny LAd) a
ftlm starring Barbra Stretsand a.od James
Caan, Jan. 21 at 7·30 and 9 p.m 10 Evam
Admission is S I 2S
s • -
...
• '
tllm Wllh \non J Chfd,a~
~pu <h at 8 p m Jnn 27 ut the Ponlund Art
Mu\Cum \ W Purl. nnd Mud1son Admt~ ­
''on 1 Sl 75.
Afrie<l, wall~ 'ho"n 111 3 30 p m Jan. 27m
•Leslie Wallen, a entor must<: major, will the <.ounc:tl C ham~r'\ Admt"saon is free.
prC$cnt n harp icard and votce recjtal at ) 1-------------------1
p.m Jan lJ in E\·ans Adm1~1 on tS free.
•The Northwe.<>t f'llm tudlts Center \\111
praent unm the \tOn Of the late corned tan
lenny Bruce. The ltlm w1ll ~ shown at 8
p m Jnn 23 at the Ponland An Mueseum . s \\ Park c1nd Mad~on <\dmt~aon 1::.$1 75.
•
•The School ofSodal Oe"elopmcnt at the
Unaverstty of Mtnn an Duluth will hold
10terv1cw& ut LC Jan. 24. For appomtment::.
contact the Career Planmng and Placement
Center
•Tbe Learn in& OlsablUdes Center v. tll
hold o1 conference on -Tutoring A Mulu­
eruor\' Approach ... The firsl of s1x ~~1oru
~,u be 1 to 3 p m • Jan 24 LO Tomlinson and
Thayer Dantng Room Ill
• Or. John Powell, tn Ponla.nd sporuonng
-Btnhn!Jhl.. wtll lead a workshop tn LC's
chapel at 3· 30 p m. Jan 24
•Tbe CarMr PIAnnin& and Plutmeot
Center Wttl sponsor a ROUnar tttled "The
Last Tango m Pans International Teacbmg
Opponuntucs .. The speaker will be Deonu
Hopwood , dtrcctor of the center That's at
.3 30 p m Jan 24 in t.he Grey Room
e • e c.
•OM 1 Is no~ presentln2 the Heavy
Wnter Ltght~ho\\ of Son Fronmoo at the
~endol Planetanum . 1 he sho\\ utled Astral
Ptrupuoru wtll run eventngs fhursdnys
through Soturda~ through Murch 6. Ad­
mt,,aon I& $2 75
•The En"lronmental Actlon CoaUtlon
w11l meet nt 4 p.m Mondays in pruce A-20
Lounge 11 you're tnterested an recychng
effom. call Emdy at ext 491
•Jolnt Federal· tate taxpayer assistance
bbemgof feredthroughApr 15at l220S W
Thtrd Avenue Mon -Fn {rom 8 30 a.m to
4 30 p.m
•Wonderin& what to do th1~ summer?
Nauonnl par.,_s and pnvate !IUmmer cnmps
throughout the nauon are !ieeloog college
students to fill thear summer postuons For
more informauon send a self.·addressed
stamped envelope to Opponunity Research
Dept SJO, Lock Box 4000. Kalispell, MT.
59901
• Kevstnuon has bqun lor mime classes
at the Bureau of Pnr.,_, and Recreauon
Theater Workshop butlding S E 39th and
Stark Call 235-4551 tf you want to hear
more
• President Howard announetd that LC
has received a grant to fund the planning and
des1gn of an an gallnry l.C has al!o receJved
•An olkpDJ wOTbbop will tt\ldy tn· •The Career Planning and Placement an unristricted grant of $S,OOO from the
dlvidual spills and thetr effccu on the en-Center will sponsor a seminar on '"Creative Crown Zellerbach Foundat1on A donor also
monment . lt will be held Ja.n 22 11 lhe Job Search Stratagtcs" Jan 25. The speaker hiU agreed to underwnte the cost of a three-
Portland Audubon House, 5151 N W Cor-will be DeruuJ Hopwood, director of the oct1vc set of bandbella for the chapel
nell Rd. and will lut from 9 am to 3 p.m center It will be 3:30p.m. in tbeGrey Room. • All OnandaJ-aJd forms arc now available
RepJtrauon u Sl.SO and tncludcs lunch For •Tbut wUI be a Babal Flreslde )an. 25 tn in the Fanaoctal Atd Office, upper floor of
more informauoo call 292.{)85S. _ the Grey room at 7 p m. AU arc inVIted to Odell Manor
• A Human Security Forum enulled "The attend. For more mformation conuu:t Box • Any student wlshln& to parttopate in the
Last f'hJht-a nilly to stop the B-1 Bomber.. 161. Sawdust Festhal as a craftsman should
will be beld all day Jan. 22. The rally will be •Tbe LC women's basketball team wiU contact Sklp Noft~gar immediately, Box
beld at Lbe First Coogregauonal Church. take on Paafic: Univenuty Jan. 2.S at 7 p m lD 1977 eltt S36 Booths are luruted
1126 S W. Park startt.og at 9'30 am For Pamphn Sporu c~oter •The nec:utln coundJ requested ·that
more mformauoo call 23S-89S4 Glenn Gregg meet wttb the owner of a p1cce
•Muttr Dan" Cl•s.ws Wlth Raymond of propeny adJacent to the college Reason?
for advanced and lDtermedtatc e To uweshgatc ItS avatlabiltty . The council
1auade1nU, will be held Jan. 22, 10 30 a m to . • also agreed it would be unWise to scbedule a
lnc10o at the Jefferson Performmg Aru "l..as Vegas Ntght" actlVlty porposed by the
enter. S210 N. Kerby Regutrauoo 11 $1. •Tbe film Philadelphia Story wiU be taw school alumru
•There wru be a Oan~a-thon Jan. 22. 'hown in conjunction with Su~An Hubbuch 's •In February, Dean of Faculty John
(rom 7 p m. LO 7 a.m. in Stamm, to benefit free Uruveraaty course on detective n.lms. Brown well begtn a 11x month sabbatical.
Mu.cular Dynropby lf you're up to It, That wtU be Jan. 26 at 1 p.m. in the Council Davad Savage and Irene Hecht, Bssoctate
contact Steve at ltlll or Scot at x308 for Ch.amben. Admwton "free. denn.s, wall JOintly assume h11 dut1cs.
plcdege forms •The Goodyear Tlre and Rubbu Com· He'll be staytng moat of those months tn
•The LC buketbaU team waU take on pany wtU hold mtctvle'" Jan. 26 at LC For central Oregon He hopes to do research on
Lbe College of Idaho. Jao 22 a1 7·30 o.m more 1nformat1on contact tbe Career Plan- late Vtctorian England, with hopes of
•The flfortbwest FUm Studies Center wtU ninJ and Placement Center publi.Jhmg aruc:les on that subject later.
pra.cnt Such a Gorr~ous Aui ulu M~. a •Paul S. Wri&bt 11 conduc:ung a weekly Brown say~ he's tukmg the tnp ~ror
raucous comedy about • lady of clas.s t.JtJed Th~ ur~ and UIIUj of th~ prolesstonal renewal and to mamtlll.D and
questionable morab who revieW~ her life for Apostl~ Paul from 8 to 9.30 p.m 10 the udvance the cred1b1hty of my c:redenuals."
t.hc edification of a compatriot . The ftlm will chapel meeting room The toptc for Jan 2611 The ume wtll help ham catch up on what's
be shown at 8 p.m. Jan 22 :u the Portland Th~ Conv~rswn of Paul happentng tn the acndemtc: world 11nd get a
Art MuKum.. S. W. Park and Maduon •L.C traffic eourt " held on Wedn~ay. hold of newly ava1lable ~cholo.rl) material~
Adnuuioo is SJ.75. lrom II a.m. lo noon in tbc Sceunty Ofllce he ha& never had ume to read
•SOf'A will sponsor a dane~ Jan. 22 at 9 To make an appointment call ext 340 or stop Best de,, it Wtll g!Ve him a chance to
p.m. in Stamm. bv the Security Office catch up on has cro~ountry ~~ung.
Tb Mod I Unit_.. ~ .z A d tl •The Car~r Plannlna and Placement • e t cu , .. auont uo a on •Approxlmattl" ~00 crans of varymo • . r.l u• d .. ,1 • Center Will bold a \Cmln.ar on "The 'Ftnal' ~ e u spon10nng a great at m. "oo ) " en • 11c, and de:uon\ Wtll be on diSplay during
L d 0 •&.... th s t d .... , t Fmul lntervJcwtng for Po~tuont m cr· -o~e an tau• · II I ur ay nt..,. • the Portland Boat Show. Jan. 15~23 The
9 30 .... f h b l· b 11 Bu1ine~ " Jan. 26 Speakers wdl be Frank . p.m .• n..,.t a ter l e u.;et a game. )how runs from I to 10:30 p.m oo Sutur-
1 1.. SJ -,c d &..-· ld · Schumann, vjsitmg auoetatc professor of ac.eu art loJ an are uc1ng so 10 dn"•.lrom Ito 7 p.m. on Sunday~ and (rom 6
h d but~nn.s adminastnuion. and Denn11 ~ advance or at t c oor to 10.30 p.m on wecknaght' in the Memonal
Th Fif b • --1 8' ... &..·1 bt b 1 d Hopwood, center director It w1Jl be lit 3:30 • t 1 ~ua uu.u & llnque an (.oh~eum, ea1t 11de ol the Broadway 8ndge
dance wiU feature guestapeaker Rev. Father ~in;.;..;.lh .. e;......;G_r..;.;ey:....R_o .. o .. m_. ----------4
Joho Powell, S.J.. a nauonally known •"•:ach form of life, whether 11 be a rock.
educator and author. The banquet/dance dog. bird or man 11 1mbued by Sugmud Wllh
Wlll be held Jan. 22 at the Hilton Hotel • a d1vine spur~ called Soul, ·• &a)') Darwan
Ballroom. For more intormauon and re~cr: Mon, the Mahanta und hVtng Eck.anltar
vation.a call 221-0598 . t--:•TThb;eN::tih;:i'Fir.m;;1ifudi;;(c~e;n~te;.r~w:il ittl1 M .. ter E(;kankar •• •out-travel and means
•A.U.. Shirley Clulcson's work will be prC$ent /loll to thr CJat~f. a pohticalaatire "all-mtlusivene~t. wath God." If you are
- . T about a pre~ident frustrated by his lack of Interested in getting more in the sptrtt ol
dt~played by the inJo desk 10 cmpleton l!ckankur, wnte P 0 BoA 3100. Menlo
tiJ F b 7 H " m to 8 power, diaturbed by coogreistonal oppo1t· lrom now un e . ours are., a. . PerL·, C•la'(, 9402S tion and irritated by atudent diuent. Tbu .. • cltts' on philcuopJucallutrotllri' (J/ til~ MlrJ.
dl~ r~w thl'> term ThiS course Will explort
the. hllltoncul de\lclopment ol ph1losoph1cal
htemture m the area !rom ancaent c:ln!l'>lcal
,ource'> to the pre~ent for more tnlorma·
tion call 229 36 Ul
·~tudent\ art' lnl'lttd to help 11
<1rchaeolog1<:.1l e~cavauon" tn Englund nur
summer. {)f'udlmt for appl•cauoru IJ Murdt
/.
C1l\· center rede,elopment , new
bu1ldmg program~ .and ropadl~ chu
land u'e nrc threatcntng tht dtsappenrun«
prehl~tonc; gniVe~. lron age scttlcme t~u
Romnn v11lu~. lasctnnttng rehC) of medu· aew
towm. all over Bnlntn
-\mencnn student• fret from m1d-Ma,,
and wath prcvtou~ nrchneolog1cal tl·
penence, ort anvitcd to Join 11n tnternational
team on ,1 dtg ol the 1mportont mc:d1evnl Cll)
of ~orthumpton and the Anglo-SoMa
cemetery at \p1M Htll 1n Norfolk E\•
penenced volunteers w1ll recetve free boanl
and lodg10g
Other \tudent~ w1thout ell.penence are ID­
'11ed lo JOin the Bnttsh Archneolol)
Seminar at Lancoln College. Odord.
organased by the Assoc1atton for CultuJ
Exchange S1x ocadem1c credats can be enro­
ed trom pan1cspa11ng m tim lo\\-coll
progrom wh1ch ends by three weeks' par·
uctpatton on dtgs tn different parts al
En~nd and Scotland
For funher detatla wnte lan Lowson. SJ9
West 112 Street, New York, NY. IOOlS. •
•Tht Portland Civic: Tt.eatre wall present
the play I'll Die-1/ I Cort't Livt Forc-Vfl
Thursday , Friday and Saturday mghu from
Jan. lJ to March 12 It begmut 8· 30 p.m lA
the Theatre's Blue Room AdmiSSIOn is S3
Anals Nin, French fenuninlSt author d1ed
Jan 14 m Los Angeles She was 73.
•Shtpmates are needed for a 10 montt
round the world nptdltioo to bcgtt
February The Yanki'~ Trod~r wall hnger ~
$UCh e>.ottc pons as Ham, TahJU, Smgaport.
Kenya and Tnn1dad For more details aBii
apphcattons write WtndJa.mmer .. Barefoot'
Cru1se~ . P 0 BoA 120, Mtamt BeadL
Flonda, 33 I 39
•The Assoclatlon or Cultural Exc:h.ancu:
Cambndge, England, 11 tponsonng tU
annual British Archatolo&1 procram
summer The program offers a comprehen­
sive mtroductaon to archaeology as weU 11
more advanced practtce For addittonal
fonnation and apphcationi wnte fan a..u•
son, Alisocanuon lor Culturnl Exchange ,
West ll2th St.. New York. N Y 10025
•Tht Portland Opera 11 suU lookmg
male volunteer (non stngmg) {or thCII
tuturc: producuon~ ol c~ntr~ntola
Mtl\l('ffmg~r Each sho\\ requ1re::. 2-3 w~:l.l
of naght rehear::.ul~ . Men wtthout beard•
tho:.e w1lhngto take thetr nuor::. from retl.rt'
ment nrc preferrrcd Call 248-4746
•It'\ that time aaalnl SucaJaweans
sponsortng the Red Cron blood dnvc The
dute ~ Jan 24 The place IS Stamm Dman1
Room from 10:00-4·00 p m vet tn toucb
Wtth uny of the Sat\ to get u donattoD
appotnlment or \lgn-up an front of .S HiA
between S .md 6 p m. on Januury 23rd
•Dean of Studtn~. Rtthurd ~orenliOII
stud that alrhough the number ol trnnsfCf
student!l lor wanter tc:rm \\U., 'mull, the
relladen~;c: hall• wtll be filled beyond cupucat)
• 1 he 1.( lnfirmar) 1 now open mghtJ
und weekend• for emergency servtcc: Bul
don't come runnan~ an at two an the murn1n1
wath the •nallels, plea•e' Colz
Thehne
.used to desc
dOtenc: va.IU1
'· --create<
Recent
and the bnc
irPnlr~e ~nts a
IAm~en c;;~n In
m~~e two di
Curren I
collecuon of
Anel. Wasl\
Smith Jr)
Thed1
mtdaa All
theme~ Mo
Such objc:cl
anamub hk
ugmhcanc<
\UIOU\ Jevc
Each c
documental
w~ creal«:(
))'rnboluc:~ ,
life ttseU.
In the
end rc-.ult
become rtll
the \'mbol
dang (ol ~yt
H does no
upenenc~
The: a
and mteg•
preserved
Anne Huf
through j
Attic Gal
Conttm
Petc.r \i
through
Courtya
through
Fibres G
Fountai
Feb. 3.
lmaar G
Northw
Barbara
PortiAn
M1xed
Port tan
Wtn!!or
•Camp flrt (,Iris, Inc: tll looktng tor
people w1th 1ntc:re\tmg k1lla wllhng to teacb
them to loa1l member' For more mlorma·
tton contact Jeanette Meyer at bSJ-2600 rang a
~ ~ftd­
~plo~
ph a cal
81i~lcal
• orma.
~lp ia
fld ne~~
Marti!
Jd·MI),
Cal el·
.nnllonal
cval Cll)
D-Saxoa
tlk £.,.
:e boa!\1
:c are 1n·
lneolol)
0'<ford.
Cultu11l
be: e31'11-
low-coJ1
:ks' par·
pans ol
vson. S39
1002S.
I present
Fo1t~'tl
Jhts from
JOp m 11
!on IS SJ
hor died
3
lO mont~
to bc:p
I hnger
,mgnpon
~tails al14l
:Barefoot"
Jl Bcac:h.
ng ats I
11ram tha
)mprehtll"
ns weU
itionol
fan L
1honge,
1002S
)okmg fcx
for
'Ito/a und
2-3 weeki
cans
rive 1 he
m Danan1
an to\Jcb
donauoa
or s ·1 GA
23rd.
!)or~n•on
f transfer
mall, tht
capo ell)
en mghts
vact Bul
lUIYng (OI
to te<Jcb
an£orma·
J-2600 Columbia c~,.....t musical gold
mines of Portl
Brud 0. <.:lark
"t•ff \\ ritu
I uhl \\etl:. I menlloned there v.1u qune a bat of good 1nu an the arc::.t
One concert worth catchtng \lr"IIS Count B:.s1e's ttppean;ncc at the Oivmon
Street Dance lfnll.
An upcomtng con~ert dc:suned 10 he nothmg short of e~cellent j, the:
twport Jan f e~thal , t·eb. 26 at ~he Ci\ic: Audnonum No longer do you
huH~ lo trJvclto Ne\lr York, Atlont.l, or Monterey for the fonUa&IIC:Sets.. The)
walltt•ur .acr• , the C\lUntry stratngt 10 your door 1 \\ ell,nlmo 1 •• ) The uruau
haven't been announced you, but check it out anyway, 35 at promasa 10 be
JaU \\orth the monev. •
Somc:umes good JUrz concerts have a wuy ol bemg very well hsdden. An
example of tht' wa. the Woodr Herm•n concert here at LC last year. Tbe
Xeltb Jarrell concert told out well in advance. whale: tickeu for Herman were
bcang old at the SA CiA hoc:, wath httle respon~ . rhe only factor that saved
the Herman concert from cancellnuon. for lack of interest, was the: fact
leakang out that Woody w~ comtng to a.n unnamed record store in the c:aty.
T tc:keta then sold hke mad Woody Herman for 11atngle dollar! Th~ shov. wD.J
ja1 sup~r101 to shows that cost flw or su dollars at rh~ Paramount or Ctvtc
Another place to go tl you're s.celtang good lave: JUZ are tbe clubs I'm
sure tf you hsten to FM that the name Euphoria Tavern has danced Ill way
through your speaker l)'ltem They bnng an cla.u-A acts from ume to time:
(John Lee Hooker. Chula Min1111 et al), aJona with the best groups in the
Northwest
Raddle's 11 another good jau club. The music is as good u the food
there Not to be overlooked 11 tbe Ja.z.z de Opua tavern an Old Town. Almost
Sandy Aodelman
Staff Writ Ct' • evryone there is a member of the Oregon Juz Soa.ety
The hne between .. art" and .. craft .. ts a ftne one. The term "art" hu been
used to describe objecu of emment amportance , renecuve of sparitual and
.. "''""" values, whereas .. craft .. has been assoaated with uulitanan objects.
nttr·n created through slow, repeuuve processes
Recent trends an Amencun art are moving away from such daV1Stona,
the hne sepnratang art from c:rn!t IS dwolvmg. Perhaps ttus trend
rrn1raents u return to more anctent Amencan tradauons For centunes the
Amcncan lndtnns have been crealin~ objects whtch mcorporate a unaty of
these two d1sctphnc:s .
Currently on cxhtbtt through January an the Audrey Wauek Labrary is a
collect ton of Pactfic NorthwC'l>t Coastlndion art created by Chid leloosl.a of
Ariel, Wa~hangton, and hi& family (Mary Smuh, Potty Fawn, and Fearon
~math Jr)
1 he di,pluy snclude:. a variety of c.1rvtn~ ancorporating \everol dafferent
mechn All ore created of natural materml" and centered around natural
theme1>. Mo't of the can·angs pos'ie'~ funct1onal OJ well D\ oesthetac value
Such objcch as bowl~ and daggers are endowed wath mythtC'.ll )}mboh ot
1n1mals hke the bear or the raven and takt on c;pamuul and reh~>iou'
tagnaftcance beyond thear mere lunctaonaht). A bowl becomes a contaaner on
\&nou' leveb ''mulw.aneou.,ly
Each of the carvang.\ on exhibit ..,eems to tell a stor)· But beyond mere
d01:umcntauon of event~ 10 one man' life or of nutuml prcx.e .. ses, each objccl
-wa.' ..:reatcd in an attempt to c..tpture the ~pant or c'i\cncc: ol the subject II . .
,ymboli1e The!:\c !>)mboh a.nsc darectl} lrom "'.lature-lrom the source ol
lilt al,elf.
In the creation ol 'uch ymbols the proce<~' i!-equally us important all the
'end rc,ull fhc: slow repcuuvc proces\e~ al!socsated with cnaft,mnn~hip
become ratunls and take on mc<tntng of thetr own as the Jrtl!>l. the cmh und
the )ymbol become one •\:. (.uri Jung 'illtd. ·• mcrc:lv Intellectual undef"'ltnn·
dang (of .. ymboh) ,.., not ~ulhctent It upph~ U\ onl\ \\Jth verbal concept' but
11 doc:\ nut SJVc u' thetr true content whtch h to be tound 10 the hvmg
c~tpcnc:n« ol the procc \ .. , apphed to ourselve' "
rhc: art ol the Pacific. ~orthwe~l Coast lndaUO!> tllu!ilrntes •• n antricate
and antegrated co:.mologv, deeply rooted tn the hfe-~tyle that h.t .. bc:en
prcs(rvtd (or centune~
Anne Hugh(') (.allery, 224 S W ht. Work, by Judy ( ooke nnd { arol) n Cole
through Jun. 29
Allie Galler), 2478 ~ W Sherman Dri'fc: Group -.ho''·
Conttmporar) Craft, Callery 3934 \\ Corbett St Recent work in clo) by
Peter Voulo!>, and Yorubu te:<ules lrom the collecuon of (.olleen Knser
through January.
Courtyard Gallery 4190 W Bumstdc Putnltnit !> by Melindo 1 horsne'
through January
~lbrts Calltt), 205 NW 2nd vroup "ho\\
Fountain (.alltr). II S ~ W 4th Rc:cenl patnting by Ja) Backstrand throutth
feh J
lmaee Gallery. 10 17 !) W Morra son Canudaan E5il:imo sculpture:.
l\orthwt1 t Artl\h Work~hop , 117 ~ W Sth Painting-. and dnn' ings b)
Barham o\nello through l-eb 5
Portland Art Muuum. SW Jc:ffer.ton und Par~ . "Oregon (.~roup Exhiballon
~taxed Media and T cchmqu~."
Portland Centu lur the VIsual Art,, 117 ":tJW Sth Sculpture by Juckie
\V1nsor
Portland < ommunity ('olleae. North Vae\\ Goller), Syl"anu1 l ampus
Multa-mc:dtn ~ho\\ b' mcmbel' ot the art faculty through Jnn. 28
Po111and State UnJvenJty, Whtte Gallery. Telltilc sho\'f. Through Jan. 28. Now that you have tasted Lbe efuter, you will probably want some to tak-e
home. That as where the used record shops come an. S<:attel'Cd aU about our
fo.ar city arc these places where mfinite JOY can be: had for only a paltry sum of
money (tn other words, af you can find the place, lhe recorda are CHE.AP1).
111 jUS I give you some names and ba.sie locaLioru and let you ao from there.
You mtgbt ttart with Ojango Records. The 'd' an tbar n.ame" silent. but
tbelJ' offeriou arc not. rock. J•zz. folk. classical, and even bootlegs, although
they may not want to stress that fact. They are roughly located at Eleventh
and Stork, downtown . lock your car.
Another excellent store is actulllly two stot'Q Bard's Suite (named for
Charhe Parker who~e nickname was 'Btrd') a.s located on Hawthorne aod
S E. tharty-fifth . Nestled in o quaint settmg ol ~everal stereo shop~ and a Fred
Meyer tha~ ~hop tS full of kind people and fine records. Their selec:t.ion is
mallc:r than DJango. but tt L!l more concentrated.
If you can't find what you want ut the East ide atorc, try their store in
Old Town It'\ nght underneath Jou de Opus. and ts stafled W\th the same:
lnendl)' people Pne«: rang~ lrom two dollArs for the l\ernge condnion
album,, to nine lor the r.are. or apec:inJ-an ter~t tSJUC1.
There: are other tort "ith Mused" $CCtion$, but the good· stull
can't usually be found here Once in a very great \\htle. you'll find a rerc:leAK
of a faar older album. but tt' not worth all the t\\tat and gas. If you don't
~nov. "hat to look tor. asl the clerl!.. or anyone else in the store. People arc
mellow, and "ill gladly O!> l.\t vou
Before 1 rorgc:t. here are the ans\lrers to bo;t wee~·s qutl!
•Jot Farrell .tnd Don [IIi\ pla)ed in Jfa1narJ Ft.~gwon"s band in the late
liftie~ . fht band recorded on the Roulette label. and se\eral release5 ue
lloatmg around the U.'ied '>hop~ a ol la~t week
• ..,helle) \lannt opened and ron the 'lum'lt'-h ol~ in LA>., Angeles. Man) of
ht\ album~ were: recorded thete on the Contemporary and \tlanuc labeu.
Unlortunattl~. the dub clo:.ed u fe\lo )ear back.
•Gerr} Mulligan re~:ordcd m<tn} albums ~ rthout piano 1'he Quartet wau
popular an the lihie and e.~rly a~ues, and 5LiU ts pln)ang oil und on todu)
•f'lura Purim the bnlhl.lnt Brunhan "ngcr l~ mttrried to i'l"'o \forU'ru,
another c:\celh:nt Brunhan percu tonut.
•Dan nn Krledc pluyc:d tenor sa~ \\tth the (),\\iC Brubcc~ Octet in 194~.
Tbe Octet worked together lor two yc:dr' before di)b.lnding due to laclc of
performant.e dote' \"un Kriedt r~Mded u rcumon album \\tth Brubeck and
the Quartet in 1961 tor Funtas) R~ord.,
That\ oil (or tht· week, '>tuy tuned tor con\.-erl and club inlormauon
lorthcoming ... •The Week wtll appear in the
I.OG pch l"hursday. St111T and
faculty 1hould contsnue co call newt,
announcemenu and Clll~ndar anfor­
mution to Nancy at ext. $52 or maal
them to box t9.
f'he deadhne 11 $ p.m. every
Wednesday for publ.ic:auon the
following wc:clc Stalf 1 facuJty
claullieds mil)" also be called an and
Wlll be pusted on the Dubach
bullettn board
• Piflto f errua. forctgn
languages. recently published n
book, Cll anarchici nell•
Rholutiont 1csicana : Prnedb C.
Currrtro , Ragusa, La Fsaceola.
1976 The mtroducuon mcludcs
!lCkOO\\Iedgemcnt& IO le1o'Cr1lf I~C
faculty. swff nod studenta. fitS being
trnn~l:ued from ltahnn lo Spanuh
ReV1ewa, 110 far, are f vocable,
Fc:rrua reporu. He Alsu published
and Jorge luis Borges," an Inlet'·
n•tionaJ flc11on Ruiew, vol. 3, no. 2
in July.
• DHdUna are •pproacbl.oc for ,
post gnaduate "udy, a.ccordina to
Vugil S. Fogdall. Sec him for iofor­
m~ttion on appiYlni for p-aduate
"'''ltanUhips. graduate feUowsbips
and llrn.tlar awards. The oext
Graduate Record Eum is Feb. 26
with a Jan.. 26 application deadline
Graduate Management Admitaiona
Test. is March 26; apply by March 4.
Dea.dl.ine for application to tbe April
16 Law School Admtuiona Test is
March 17. ,
•Befon nuna '"•J thoec
Christmas addrasea, Judy Up­
piogbouse , aJumni coordinator,
would appreciate rcc:eivina from
faculty, naff and studenlS any ad­
dress correc:Uon.s rcc:eivc:d from
aJumni and curran information
about what they are doina. Her
campus box is 57.
• Poaitioo Oi)«o: Summer
school secretat), permanent part·
time. aenera.l office •lulls requued.
Contact personnd a.t ut •. 330.
•Lea.rnlni OiubiUtia Centet'
workshop on '"Tutoring: A Mulu­
Sensory Approach .. runs Monday.
Wednesday and Foday lor lhe next
t"o weeu. The KS.Sions arc lrom I
to J p.m. wath a SJ3 registration fee.
Contact &rbana Rang at ell. 252 for
detaili.
•Han•rd E.conomics Professor
Thomas c_ 'cheling is on campus
Wcdn~s y. Jun. 26 10 del\\tr two
talks. He relates mdi\iduaJ incco­
tl\"eS to c:otlecuve results an discw;s­
ing m1cromotives and problems of
nuclear en era> and nauonal securit).
His lec:turn an 3:1.S p m. in Tomlin­
son and 7·4S an ~tamm .
•Don't forcet to list an}
changes in marital uuw and
number of dependents with the ncv;
Office of Penonnel crvtces. They11
notify the in~urance pohcy people to
keep your coverage current.
•Paul S. \\ript, theologJan m
rcsiden~ . wt m&ht started a week.ly
cliU!i on .. I he l.ate and Lctten o( the
Apostk Paul ... The tuiuon-free class
meets each Wedncsda) throush
March 9 lrum 8 to 9;30 p.m. an the
-.:hapel meeting room. Tbe tuts are
Paul's letters and the Acts of the
Apostles in the New Testament . AU
members of the LC commuruty an
welcome.
•Loyola Univtnlty tbeoloo
profe.10r John S. Powell, SJ.
speaks about Btrthriaht at the Sun­
day, Jan. 2J cbapd seni~ at 10:30
a.m. He will llho speak. at th~ Moo­
day. J•')· 24, 3;30 p.m. chapel cou~
• quiwn. Fr. Powell 1s the author of
several boob, ancludina ~ S.uet
or Staylaa iD Lo•e. Wh} Am I
Arnld to Tdl You Who I Alll?, A
Reason to Uwt! A R1Af!oa to Die!
and the newly-published Full}
Human, FuUy Ath·t. He bas taken a
on~)e&r leave of abaense to work
u.cluai'fely for the pro-life mo~
ment and is m Portland to speak at
nut week's Bartl\riabt conferen« . NSCAR rep
reports back
l'o the f ditor,
Dunng the ''cc:kcnd of, O\ 19
21. I "n> fortunate enough lo attend
the thm:i annuul "UtJonal <;tudc:nt~
( ontercnce J\S-oltn\t Rnc:to;m an
Bo,ton
I rcprescnted the l chuptc:r of
L \R and "as the onh rcpre\c:n·
t. t&\e fr"m the ~orth"e't (althou'lh
there: "ere man) rep~ntati,·e
from the Bn rca) There "e.rc: 1100
tudcnts rtprc5enllng more: than 300
orgam7Jitlon and campthc,, trom
the :"'ll'* to the Commum t Part)
and Ho"ard Um,crslt)
~ D\R, lD lt5 three )ear
tuston, h 10\'0hcd tndl\tdunl,, •
Cl\11 nghts organa7.SUons, c:hurc:hcs,
trnde umon.,., and all those \\ ho et
the need to detc:nd nnd extend the
gnm mudc b) the c:wn nght mo'e­
ment \); such, :\S R has earned
grl.lWlnB ~pcct lor tt: nnu-rnctst
tand
1 he htgh potnt of the con·
terence v.a the appearance oll1 tetsi
Mnr.huum , :s IQ car old student form
So\\et. outh frica He \\US the
pre\1dent of th(' . outh Atnc:an tu·
dent Mo\c:ment :u ht htgh school
and wu central organtu.r of lhe
June 16, 197() protests agaan 1 the
fo~ teac:hmg of A.fricaan
language. (Afncaans is only Jpolcn
in south Airicn b) ~bite manorit)
Dutch seulen;.}
Ma!.hanm t was a ioundc:r and
fin>t prestdent of the~ O\lr'Cto tudent
Rc:pre~entll\ tl\'e Councat. He
orgaml.ed conunumg protests an
So\lrcto agamst a pan hied and pollee
rc:prCSSJon ln June and Jul\· \ a
rnult ol &S achnlacs. lh.e outh
manhunt tor "Mash ini~.·u .and the
other ;cudcnt leaders A SOD-Rand
bount} war. plac:ed on Ma,bmini's
head, the: equavalcn\ ol ont' yean
salary tor a Blnc:L: ~ orker 10 L outb
Afnca. He li"ed ~undcrground .. tn o~elo fot ten ~cc:l.;~ then 1 ondon
I he: u;n l'ORA fi.Hl
''. ted 'o' lb that mo't Blac~
po\lr..r m~uJe 'o'"c:to 1!-no\\ held bv
one: student ttroup.. The "o\\elo
'-lcudenh Reprc cntntnt t. ,,unci I
\\Ill> thnc ~:trCiup 1 stet ' MR,htnant
wu' the ltrtll prcstdc:nt ol t ht'>
org.IOtutllon. His numc: mc:<\ns
~trouble in Engli~h.
~pc tl.:ins to • n American
nudtc:nc .... he emphnMTed thllt-hl.:c
the \ lltnam snii•\\IU moHment ­
thc \men 1n people have the po"er
to top hur ountr) 's rtJCI\t pohcie,
coward 'outh ,\fncn 1 he mumon
he dC" .. lh4:d 10 O\\ ew '" one m
"htch the people h\ e an lear. 0' c:r
300 tunc been lalJed m ::>outh ,\lrica
itnoe June 16. and num~ people nrc
mts mg, ~pecta\ly tho c "ho peak
out agtunst the \ orstc:r £0' ernment
Mnsh1111nt IS gomg to be on tour
tn thlS ~.:OUnlr) 10 the rnng tnd \\ill
be a\'atlulbc: to pea~ on our cnmpu~
•f ''e can come up wtth the
honomnn He j., cap.tble ol
pro\ tdmg nn .tllcmatl\ e \IC:\\ potnt
to almost uny pen~er m our coun·
U\.
f·ortho~c: "'onting to hear more
nbout the conference there are tnpc'
m the ltbrnl), CAR meeting:.
ThUI dn~s :u 6 p.m (checlo: the Into.
de!L: for location ), and l \\111 be
around campu),
f.d1tor's note>: Duam L' atu
\ H 4.R
,
7 hnt' ar<' t" o rorr~cuons I •• iJh
to makt on tlur: smr)' Grades Cilper
wluch apprure•(i m last MaJ.: 's LOG
(1/ JJ/71).
FtrJI, \tu·hllrl nppu~ IJ not and
nt:n•r has bN"n an I.C lllldtnt.
It Ita~ al1o IJ,·m brought to mJ
attrnt1011 that thr ton Jtt'ml to •
pomt to \luhat'l cu the• mmgator of
tht.' a/ltgtd crmt~ T!Jis fntt•rprtta·
II Oil WcH nr•\ t'r lnlt:fld(•d.
. ,
ITg,A Centered,conunon
• consctOLISne 'S
Along with a prolu!!ion of beer
p,utiC' the 'lVt'rU~C frc .. hmnn 11h0
mceh up wnh ,, tc\\ Rit1 Qut~tion'
upon entering I ('" r rom ~rarchj or
\/ranmg 10 Nn•uc' WI ht or ~he'"
''~cd \\ ho and what i m.m7 \\he: nee
h11~ he c:ome7 what I!\ 10\·t:? passton!
rea on7 •od7
True to 11 puqHnc::, tht hbernl
an college produces some mquanng
mml.is, rni'c: quCJ~taom nniJ pmlc:
mcll on the quaht) 111 the tudcn" 11
attract But h hat u tltt usr of all tim
mqwnl
L ~ ha) bc:tn comp,ucd to u
"hc:d '' tlh man) 'Jlo~~ but no hub,
The college ha5 dt,cnc" polo(cs'' or
l'h.'l&nl ol \'IC\\ represented but no
JlUrpO\C or S) tern of \,due MOUnd
wbtch the spo~c:. can revol\t
\\'e arccncouwged to bt liberal,
be intc:llectuul, ba!ling our lt\o on,,
can:ful \\Ctghtng or the faCI!i All the:
lc.1rnmg an the \t.orld docs not
balance .a (lCnon unlc:J\ there t\ u
tound •• uon in ~ hsch to bn)c hie.
\\'lulc admnun~ that mnn " maxed
Up, \\C neglc<:t 10 IU\.: \\h), I (' docs
not commst tt~elf to an!Owe~ ubout
the hum.tn condauon.
One college that trtc to do 'o l!o
Whtt~ orth College in Spo~anc ,
nnother Presb)lertun·rc:latcd cum­
pu' The) pre cot orne an~"e~ to
their !>IUdent bod) b) committing
them,el\'C'; to Jc:!>U~ Ch"''· "We
believe," runs thctr '>tlltemcnt ol
Purpo~. "that the •n~tghts of the
Chmttnn vic\\ ol the world .md
human n.uurc provtdc the be'itloun
dntion lor our cmphu'l' on c:duca
uon tor tht' w holt pcr,.on ·
LC hu:o. no such (oundataon
Isn't the purpo~c of a llbcral artt.
cdueiltion to give us tl better 1n~;tght
into v. here \\e arc: at momlly'' 1 he
warea fuucK. Btbhcul \ ae\\ of nmn, made an the
tmugc ol (tod but fallen is lnrgdy not
t.JUght here \\ c get an optomt'lltC
v1cw lll lntmnn nucurc wh1ch d&!>
COUilti the qUC\Iion ol sin
1 he. qUC'Ithlll of mun·~
rclatton!lhlp to God ,., not a~kc:d very
oltcn 10 oua cht~'e' and thost who
nrc lc:lt to \cnrdt out nn nnr.wcr mu)'
tumble: 1 hroutth lour yenr~o here .md
mt:oll the mnrk completely
ln,tcud ot bctng all than~ to all
pcoplt:, LC could he more ,pc;:etfiatl ·
h commuted to onc: center \college:
cnn 1111 be open-minded "hile
holtJmg hrm Ctlnvictionli Isn't there
11 more worth\ cc:ntc:r ol college hie
thun th.tt ol uor,;J.:ang quc:Mions 'l
Such n center docs e:\.t'lt, not m
rchgum cour ... c but m the person of
Jc::!iu~ L:hmt. F.\ en though there ltre
tudcnts commuted to Him here, the
pur pu e for whtch 1 C c'i'tli "ill not
be 11ltcrcd unul there arc proles~or~
nnd admant~tnuors \qJhng to place
.l~us Chn..,t m the center ol then
O\\ n lt\'e . \\'c ;)tudcnt'> would then
not \lOp .t~king quc:~tton,, but ut
least 1 he} cuuld gi w us :.omc
.mswers
.fllflll {)IIIII
Bt•guuunl! tl\ wvn a5 pontblc. tltt•
I OG 11'111 puh/nlt a wuAil "rule
rtJicmlar." Are l'Otllovkillgfor a 11de'
JOtrh'WJre•re•? Can I'OU providt' a rrdc·
tu sutm·oru· "Ito nei.'ds to ~:o t\'htrt•
lVU Oft I(OinJ:" /j JO, calf t•\l, })] Of
11'rtte Bo.\ 1 I.
Re-ad1nit redux
1 0 the r ditor.
\ a rt ·admtt 10 thh lusciou:.
rut f) land .alter u I J.·month vncauon
I would liJ...e to make a few comment'
in uiiUlltOn (or 1IIU5lOn) to the advnn
tugc:\ of t.!ICJng umc: off (or umc on
de:pendmg upon your preference m
connotallon) lrom lt'-hool
The benefit, .1re obv1ou~ lor
v..ayfotnng watr'l wallowtng tn the.
\\retched whtlc-wash of whnt, why
v. hen and where The answen. to
the~e qu~uons .1nd man) othe~ are
~prung from the trap or the
dropout'' clO!>ed mind.
We: discover the TR U I H
bc:hmd cduc.mon the nccc,,il\ ol •
good ctutenllhlp. and the ab .. olutc,
log;mthmacul lact that the nch ovrn
the poor
But tf that's why you're ht•rc•,
)'OU ve: got u lot o1 learnang to do •
I dl&ur•ln t hitl .
\tana~w~ I dllltr
l'to...Sur11un Uirrctor
l'huln&r•J•Il) • dltur
Spo~" I <lllot
C "'"l'<>•lllon I .Jitm
Ru.m~ \lanacrr /wm Bro11 11 Hunger pangs
I o tht 1:-ditor
.lomathnn '-lwlfl furgavc me but 1
htwc Ill)' own modc•t propusal to
mnkc:, to the: •tudcnl'- ol l (
1 huvt worked tn the dtahroom .tl
~ I (i I for I ht past lhrc1; yc~tr• In
thnt tunc lhch h,l!> ptobubl)' btcn
enoua~h lund llushcd down tht dnun
to feed 1 htHotmpul't I or <I ve 11 If you
thin!.: I'm C)oolggcr ,u mg I or dramuht
clfcct, I mvite vou to vt 11 the dt&h·
to,,m umc c\cmng and 'CC lor
)'llUI ell, (f thnt's ICHl much trouble
ju~t \\Utch the belt outside lor nbout
h\C minutes 1\ll the food yuu
~c:c go~ down the drnan. 1 thtnL
) ou'll he sur pmed. und not JllCll ,ant•
ly, b) the: umount ol lood hc:ans
lhr0\\0 8\\8)' I'll COn\;Cdc that II
11m~ the sen cd pur uon ol .1 meal
muy be too muc!l for some people or
omct huag ) ou tfiL:e mlt)' dtsagrec
\\otth you, but It's dH>gumng to &ec
~tlad , dc:s:.crb, liUUJl'· -..lnd\\tC:hel,
rolls, lrutt, 1cc: crc.tm and cvcrythtn~
d~oc goc' mtu a gurb.t!(t dt\JlOUI
often untouch d.
\\ t ull kno\\ that even though \\c
.~.cantnt~h huve .In .tbundancc: or
lond here, 1 here .arc nulhoru
chc\\ hc1e "ho undenh1bly don't
Per hap~ 11 "c ju~t cut do" n on our
\\:1 tC !>UIDCUnC, ~amc:where, \'rhO
rc.ally need' 11 might bench! I rom out
acuon. II that doc,n't '"r you mavbc
thl will Ob' tOU'il) "omcone ha.~ to
pay tor all that \\U\tcd food and 1"1.
as1ourc ) ou ~A GA doe~n't C.ut.~'
who doc~'' It \\.t<.lc \lrC:tc cut do\\11,
~~tG,I \\ouldn't hnvc: to prepJre at
much tood and thett co''' woukl
decrc:u~c \ ou ncH.:r lo:now, th()
nught even p.t~s thelf , .• ving~ on to
us. Stran~cr thing..' huve happened
M )' propo">al i' 1 hut we all clun~
belort we hcup our tray' w1th lood
tht nc~tllmt Ju-tt cake u re..1 .. onablc
amount und tht'n tf vou hmsh all oht
.md ure \till hungry you c.an go bncl
for second~> You CJn .tlway!l get
more but you c.•n never ta~e bnc1
your c:'ce~!t . I hts ftnall)' bothered
rnt enough to make tht) propo\l'
und 1 hope it will bother you tnougli
co do .. omethang too \nd I don't
thtng tt' too much to a\k, read
S\\ aiC\ propo~al tl you thtnk at 1\
Gordon Clurl
I (;'llt'tJ to tht• J"Juur 1lroultl ht
mldt~•nt~d to &.\ 21. Thr. dt•acllmdl
/0 am .. ,\lonclars . All Jubmr.wuru
Jltou/d h,• 11 pt'd ami art• wb)I'CI t.
I'd II mg.
Ocotr Cowie)
.Jell rtcrtt
llutcb Mandel
P&\ld ~OHI« • Hans llc>bnaccl
Robel t111
\d•tllhuoc \lln•c••
( luulallun Mauarrr • • IJauro Mlarttn
flaiiJI ..:ombol
John L1ndalcv
l'uloiicl< Orcurrole~ tlnd• o~cn•
\\ liltn S~nd) 1\nddrruan, ~c\ln lhord. llrcnda llumctl,
Jan Connell, Juhll Ku.n t ... uohnc G11k, 1'tarus CirC).Johnton I SNII Jo)nct Juhc
Jono Mel lonct Ctauc Martm J1m Mtllc~:oan l'ci'T)' Olion, Nanq Rouch.' Julie
Scholl, lhll Sl(•\.n Sam fallmlln Uallnnnur l'hi>IIICIOU(IO , IJIUrtC r udJ
~lliJfh O.an ll;llmcr Jul~ Ut«nhure, Ann Sttntc:r
I huho~r a(.lhJ Jdl Ill on l'h) Ill• lhlcr,
~arl I cacncn l)ouR RoKnbcrs. ~)It Rothrnl>urg
l'rudu< """ • ~ •ml) 1\utldman, IJ tn 119hncr lb) c larl
l:ollecn l onwy. I arohnc t•alc, M.tnh• lulmbrrr Md lun , l)cbboc N•,hnb, \\ ni
\\ n11h1
C '""'""ll1nn J1)ne IIIUJ!(O lllld) llqant \\rndy concllo.
1\nrt'n II rut , \\end) tkcnar.:. ~hnlcnc to; .• mglu, ( arol Mamumua 1, Mtuu
1\ftl ulloch, I ll 1 trh:ich, Sir\,• Spaldllll\, Jt'untlcr \\ uoJ)
l'hutu s, rc •·nt~
;\1h i•m
~1olutual (,uhlan f~ I )1\'C Sp\ .. lt:r
~tchard 110)1
IJ!IJC:Ilal publi1.illlon of lhe ..wo.llcd Srudcn" ol l.cr""u und c larl. ( •ller,;: OMS
l'alallnt II til lh'l<lil, l'r•nlaud c tcCt 111> 97 21Y l'tHIItd IO'cc U) ,, un 11 the 1ao.Jtmt~ )'CJH
b) ,,, l.a~c (} """'£0 Rc\1"" '\~ond o;la" pmlliJ:C paid •• r•or1land I II~IJilh Annual
•vlncnpuan C<JJI S.!l H ror l ~ u1h.crihct \It\\ c:~ortn\Cd rue: thu\C ofth~ \\flit"
and do) 11 I nrcou;artly rtll t rhc ,,c~a r•f I he •tiJdcnt t.od),llt~ fdCUII) or the collcr,t'
udmlnntr 11 hn eediJ
t:
( ollegc l
Poor old
· hinglon.
[!Juc;orrut, an 11
e)C ts ulrca
fa~tn& lUI\ I, U
Bob as ~
ol f'!
aut Uncle
lfl'l do\\ n. Bcj
found to
for
• pcrmtSSI
~
~Cn\ 'IIC IIIIC U!ll
been muc
been a r
commumt
eatl
1 Althougl
IS ~I il
dollar
res such
•the h·l
•develop
•the mtll
•mantp\J
pQ
1\rm, ex
some: ol'
unnu
Presade~
~len:~c bud
t\ rcpon ,
u~aans are
fhc pr
· through
cscnpc
have
There
have U
rQIJilC I
Put th
murc .att
here.
'"~Ill \\,if I
)U I ) but 1
1nl to
om at
tn. In
t been
• dra10
lf you
millie
e dt~h·
cc lor
rouble
about o you
ltun\
I:<\S30I•
hemE
hat 111
.1 meal
opleor
1 agree
to 'let
\Hcho.
rythanr
lt\po~l
•ullh v.c
ancc 1)1
'tltlttoru
don't
on our
e, \\ ho
rom our
m••)bc
,t h;u. to
. and 11.
Gu~·
II dov.n,
ep.ue 111
" would
w, lhC)
gs on to
ppened
nil thtn~
tth food
a~onabk
lh all of 11
'go bacL
!VB ys get
llke bad
'bothered
propoul
~ enou~
IJ I don··
n\<; 11 •~
ron Clur
nli:HIOfll
ub;.rrr ''
~ow ley
l'tcrC"c
'landc:l
<l}liCI
lznar,t:l
11 tllll
Mallin
~omt>ul
ndtk~
Owcnl
jumcu.
Juhc
Juhc
tetltcr
Otter,
t:larL
b, \\ill
Soyucr
d llo)l
·1~. OlliS
mu:~·ur
Annu11J
~ rllct
•<oll~c eeding out
the needy
( olltJtC flrts'i Sen-Icc
p0ur old Bob Rundttll ot
uluo!JIOII, 0 C lie' got
:sucom·•· .an tncuritblc eye dt"tal~t
eye 15 •tlrc:.td} '\hot und the. other
[fadllni! 111111. Hevond ulltht~ mm:ry
Bob ili bean~ pCO!'.CCUled ror
!OutSSIO n ol m.trtjUilllll .
out Uncle Sam isn't gotng to let
down Bcc.tu'c muttjuunn ha
found to be 11 rcm.u l.;.ablc: nc\\
ror glaucomn, WhiCh
raou as one ot the leudmg ~·u ell ol
!Indlll"S~ 111 the U. • I he l·ood und
Adm1n1!1l r ttwn h!l\ gr,mted
h1 smoke the
,.ralr.:uliC \\ccd, rtccordang to
.pJJtr Tmtt'\
1\lthough the r {),\'snell on CIS
rucccdcnt fot the
u c ol grass, hie could
been much eu icr lor Boh 1f he
been n rt tdcnt ol M .idlson,
,\'ij(c)nsrn On 'o" 2, lrpstrr
... hi1S, t\\0 pubhc. rclt:rcndum~ . unc
dcenmmnhle Clnd the other to
IJC tn.HIJUaOII UM! and p05,CS•
on, \\ere JMSloc:d by the people ot
But don't hop ,.m 1 he bus )Ct,
the puss.,gc 01 rt pubhc
:fcrendum dne!in't m.tde the lr'"• it
ad\lliC:S the loc.1l legt\lfiiOI"' of
rommumt) ·• de~ are ...
ath indt1stry alive and well
Bill \toke.,
~tarr \.\ ritu
Although the Vaetn.tm Wur ha' been O\:cr for a }t.:tr and a hull, our
DUntri 1s till in the midltl or acccll:ruting arm produc11on nnd hundred­
dollar dele me budget . "Po 1-Vic:tn.tm ~tabtliLalton ol dclcn>e"
urcs such expensive gems a~:
•the H·l burnber proJeCt
•dc,·clopmcnt ol 1 he Tndent subm.trine
•the malilltr} butld up an the lndtan Occun
•mnmpulutton .and munugcment ol O\crsea~ <1rm s.1le5 tor nc~c:~s to
. pnltttcal anllut"ncc ,tnd ptl\111.
Artns cxporung is go~1d hu:unc s, It employ' :;orne 400,000 Amerieltn\,
:b some ol our mone} huck lrom oil c'\poner,, and afcounh lor SHI-ll
n .mnuttlly.
Pre 1dc:nt Chrtc:r ~•II probably drop hi) camp.aign plllmt..,c: to cut the
•~•~n•~ budget, "lor 1 he: goud ,,t the economy'' -at lca:.tthh year J he recent
\ rcpnrt on eMunutcd :SO\tc\ nuclcur and militul') \trcngth indi\;.liC' the
1tns1an~ urc ''ccclcratang we,JJ'On p1oductson
The pre s \le\\ the ll.~. Ull !!.tlttng on its hund~ That ob,curc:~ the tnct
through 5hrcv. dly negott.~ted .arms ~ale , <:1.1mplctc "ilh cavtli.tn nd' 1 or
ho escape Congressional ~·rut an)), the U.S t ma~tng m1.1ne) t rom the
race It 1 nho crcntang nc" .trm' rttCC" nod pre ures 10 lormcrl\
~tel Ul lrtb.tl fHe.lli
I ddlhg tht tt1 uur \\or ld'' tdc net" or 1.; ol bnse , ulhcs. subs. pl.,ncs und shtps,
f10d the bal.ance nl po\\-cr belong.' to the Amencan hnnd tlO\Hl So\lct
ms ha-.c !>u~c stully been tcpt lrom 4\mcncan mnr~et
There huve been ~trong h1nt pu cd to v.orld mthtnr) leaden. that the)
ha\c: lJ :S 11rms tl the:.) ~m gaan po\\cr (a.c. tr.m Ul '52, Chalc 111 '1.2)
\\'hencver Prc:!lldcnt Carter rnukcs h1 urms·r.u:c phtlo!Wph) clc.•r. he
lllt\e to lint! IIHJther ,tlterrlltii\'C to mtcr,cnuon Huge urms :snle to
:11\tne..~ th.tl urc ne:o;t an hue unde1 the d'1minu thcor , or iit utto the
:ncrnc ~ of oal ~omrMme,, mU'ltl be curt.ulcd .
It m.,y hewn lute 111 pac\cru H'gwnhl r.truggh:~. pllttng rh.tnl\llll ug.un~t
1•.am:om1 or '\he1111.to t.tnk ugHtll'll Sherm.an t.ank, but t1 IS stillJ~<IS!ithlc t••
rcctptcntli ot U.S. 111 ms to \\nlen c•val hbcrtu:s.
Once ng:un the: Ru~> ... tam tare u~cJ ~~~ ,, smll~c '1\:r'--cn \\ e hc.ar nhout
Jllntest~oll:s an the t)SSI{ \\'e hem mu\!h l~s .tboul tnrturc,
ll(lf;l!tO;nm.:nt, lind CMI;Utlllll 01 pulltlcul diSMdetll l> in c.;(lUIUIII!'I \\ ho
the IJ s urm 111du II)'
l'ut tim muahruonungultutn s:.lc: .. ubroad together \\llh thet I \'scall
murc tttcnucmtn the So\lcl thre.ll und 11 ~,1unds hke thc1e muM be 1" tr
mtt:" here .. ,,ran the near luture I lcmt•l:fUll( .1dtntnt~tr tttons h.ne Oil en
t<\111 \\.If Ullhl!i c~·ntur~, but I'm not c:lc:unng room tn '"' \\fdlct 1t1r .1 drntt
rd JU t )i:l I'm ll~<1~10g hl\\Urt.l tu the nt::\.l zurn wee het\\ct:n C\\
Untca ,1nd the ~,1lumo n I hand . • • • • • • IMOJ
MISSIN6, HENRY ••••
•
"'13 \ c uauon-u. a1o~ nc,. Ura good
cond•llo~ 40,~10 nulo Call 292-9)1
I bf' ( rnr.n lor t .,,.,,.., "'tud ;..
lmp<>rtanl '-rud) \btu.oJ \nnuuncrmcnr
Limited opcnlnp rnna•n on F accnd,tC'CI
PMI 11177 Clldetnll" 'I Gu f'ropllnu c:om­
niCfiCtDf pnns lllmater Uri) CCICJ)lll'\iX l\
no" upcu lor hU "77 \\ tnlcr prtnjll or
h II 't u r "'ll "'7 1n 11.1 Ot«!". a b IIlli nua
Pam lltJOD Fl11.rcn« l'nupr~ Copcnh:~~n.
o\nutrnllru Vur:uw ucncYil, ilnd 1: ngbod tm
IJU;a1 fted •rphamh tn nJ~ all iubjc .. u
'"'' 101'1 La" llulolocs i\11 malcnl\ •n ~
llandiD cli@.lblc- t'n:11hmcn Soph&>mOfQ. Pace 7
•
RBOR. MICU 4lil07 ()IJ) 66l-,S7S
tun up to t.lOOO pn wmatcr Of muril mou'
Campw ~ anted 10 ~· d :trbutc ror
COitLmhUO Lines guuallccd It! wit
AKJR:Wn:., IIIOIIY.Itcd rcnon.L fC' t:. n
tcl.J) Send rou:me., Sl. fo.~r J b damp Oft
Lnlo .IIccu appllauan I rms. pm1 •nd hllnill­
ltll \.lp<~n aettpuna: reed\~ tadtn nurn
man bcnlu~ c:u,j .,. ar m;a n11:1 I frtt. \\ b
ftnt •« t c;omm otl UlcC IUCI\C rour Sl
b;l Vi ntr Cotle~t tAr'l.cun Set\ ra
fN(. M~ l1<111. I i!.4 nn rbm M,.;b. 4 IOtt
()(.) \ ()\ II.\\'[ \ Ol'l'\10 , lUIUU~ ':IenlOR C.nllit (,;XJd racult)
rdcrcn.x: IIClJ rnu\1\illll\n, IIOIXTC lnlrlnl In I ht I f)(., ~t'I(OOlt" jtU~t articlco. >UI'l) abro:.&J mt'l culturlll uch.ln i;DUnl ~(JtJ Ill P t;l[ II; ~ R Ul'>£!
Alh'ti!IUI'UIU ~lliO ~anted til c;o.o~~o n J6
IL ,.,, m • \axl k;t\'ln mul1wum~ r r It.,. .Ill f &11;.11, anJ !J&hcr C'-OUC po..'Uilt4 Uall
c•-ensll£l only s-'1 p m. (~1 nJ.O I (\an­
COli\U) from 'ludtnl' nn ~ubjrcl' u( intert">t ruo.rc 1ulh (Is tlun padc (ll)lnt •or
to thr l ( cummunit). ( 1111 t 1 21! r.tllrhuuon .ai\IJ anf1.11miliCJn. (1 !'tTl R 1 QR
fORIIC.I'\ '11UD\ t\'t U'MISSIONS
...:;O:.:,r_';.;:l'.;l'....;.;h:.:.·f~f..;;P..;t.;.tr;.;l;,;C'._ ______ --41 [)Pf'l :-.; 216 ~ S.T H. HO;..: W6 '
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"THE BULL IS HERE"
"'
STOUT MALT LIQUOR -.
SCHLITZ MALT LIQUOR ON TAP
Free Hot Popcorn Daily 4-6.
Hot Handmade Sandwiches
Free Pool Sunday 12-4 p.m.
ladies Night -Saturday 'h Price
Every Tues. 7-9 p.m.
Pound of Beer 25C: -e11t1essee tcr
(ofllff ( Oltl~
t d1tor-< n~ hid
Jn I M handful af I It put
to aher a u ct pl \ lor hur h
ru-wec end 11u: h rdl drelmed
of becomm th tr-c compan
1 \\c:h-c 'ear later the 'rc
L:nown lbe e~o~. Tlu:otn:, the
group &hat recent! mon·d mto ahc:
mnn tum prt\10U I occup1c:d b
the L llleau-c Dc:p nmc:nt 81 Our
l.ad\ ol n d1 COti\COl
f cnne»ec \\ slhamt' Ouu:rJ,
the rompan '1 fint produ~llon m It
ne'oli home. opened l.)c, 3 under the
du-tcuon ol Jane Wulff Sln\X t
,..., out lor Chnatma1 durinl! the
openma. manager RoUu: Wulfl
planMd 1 hold-o,cr throUJh
January I ben wall be pctlormantt'
at 00 p.m, 1 hun •• Fri., and Sat .
Jan 20-'29. "7/w plas· lt\t~lf u \t:fl
bt•aullful. but pl•oplc
haH:n't tapped us beautL"
Our a• '" o-chluuetcr pl \
bout t~o~.o pcril,mlcn. v.hll put un 1
1\HH::h rueter p!u\ ~,~,," m:mcn·
dou1 I tlurt on Hroad\\ ) "'Ki ht·
~ull a.t1," hold Holhc: \ uUT. v.ho
pl11 u ant' ''' the l w o p trt . " I h~·
RrOJ d~o~. ) producuonlac.\cd hie .h
" ) three hours lon llte ria lllCll
1 \Cf)' bcau\IIUl, but reople hR\en't
tll)lpe-d the beaUt) l'll 11. fht) ·,c onl)
ecn it u ll punra\'nl ol \\ aUtAmt'
10 ntt) Our cmrhatlt i.$ on btaUI)
and tcndemes\ ,"
Wulff hl.e~ .. la;t, upbeat
productaons" but UUltll that •bol
office and bell)' laug:hs" 1bould ~­
main sccondar} to play•
phalosopb.ical amplicattoru I 'he Nev. 1 hrcatrc «urcd the
on\Cnl m tn Oaobcr v.1th the
help of l C llu:ntre Department
Chuarmnn Rtchard \\ t11a• and &he
Wife ol former Uean ol tudcnt\
Kent H v.le) lbe I hcoatr~ Ocplln­
mclll ""' k.avmg the comcnt lor It
ov. n ncv. hou~~oc at the llme, nd
pcnmudcd the con\cnt odmmaitr1l·
taon ao doruuc abe 11p11oe to \\ ullf'!!
woup In rcllun. COh\~nt QUr\5 \\ere:
promt cd U5e of the oum.'11
hambcn for theu mC'ctangs .
l..C ,\tudcnB \Will I. D.
Will be udmittt•d for half­
prict~ during opening
weekends of ull Nt.•w -·rht•otr.: productions .
Aa 1 he Nc\\ Theatre moved
into the convent. technical dtrector llA\td oopcr rcarrtlngcd the m to
nccomtXlatc more sctlltng 1nd a
btggel JIBgc ~e~o~. hBhtan~ and ltd:c:t
booth• v.cJc olso oonr.tructcd
\\ ulfl dd h.. comp1un
~o~.ouldn't hlt\e moved to such u
"Jirmlcs~· nc•&hhorhood h 1d L
nol been crolb the trecl HC' lll.:c
the pro peel of llttmc11ng u tudcnt
.tUdu:n e bccuusc .. ,·oung people rc
1.1.1lltn ((i JU I tlllC' II In and dtg ll "
L Mudent~ "''" I I) \IIIII be
ndm111C\I fur haU-pri~ dunng open·
ms v.cclo:cnd ol all cv. I heat re
prodUC'tlon
Wulll al~o hope to Ret .. iood.
ohd relation &oinlf between
Wllh11' department and h•~ ov. n
aroup He ment1oncd the pou1btht y
of mvolvtng l C" students tn the
company'• summer produ,tt ona,
thouah a new convent admmaslra ·
'
WIIIHJ • •F.UC." •nd Vldoria Parbr a .. Clare.. ln Tbt N"' Tbntu'• produdJon or Ttnneart Williams' Outt:r}
IY
~raJNQAME GEt NICE OF YOV HIGH SCHOOL
KIDS TO Ctl'ttC VISIT Till BIG {Oll£6f
~ II {JO(JI) TIM£ 81/T All I'VE 60r 1-'
F CIW CF BElli RJA~...., uon could ~once.l\ a hi) l'Vlct
group an lui
lhc e~o~. lhc1trc 1
communit\-Qnented C st tr -o
ore open nd worl. b) lOQJ
pill)\\ r1ghtli ore oc:c tuonol
oc~.:eptcd lor product1on
from the com pan) 's atntc:m
ot pur po11c;
"1 ~1e multence tmd llrr
<.. ompam of 1/u• \t
1hratn• ,,lzurt' in the c
11011 of a dramatic e\ •
which we hope will r
,,omt• a~pt•cr oj ft./on and
jollfllt:l'-what move\ lum,
what inspire., or dt.•fj
ltim, his glory and
tragedy."
(••
St$
After dell
LL"s Slllll o
cngmecr1
the thr« 1
tor
Station ~
pates co
by the o
ttcrco b)
·we ua
ago," ''
~Jnccr . "o\l
~ttting
bund
some
~ntJ~s to ar1
funds
-\~U
IIUUC:IllOn.J
l~ti\; .. a1
SII.OOO
Br
The "bi
n
ICfC(J II L
ha
fhc I'U
IO {tl~e Carolln• Calt
Staff Wrh.r
her delays and complicnttons.
atnll ot protcs11onal and stu
cn!•nccl"' have completed two
the three ptcCU o( eqwpmcnt
~iil i'Y tor fM broadeaatm&-
Stat•on Manager Make Kerner
rule:ipat<cs completion of aU eqUlp·
by the end or winter term and
ltcrco b) the end of the school
·we :r.tancd thts proJect two
•so, .. s,aad Bob Jack.~on . K. LC
~:~nc.er ... our bi~~tSI problem h.as
geuing pans We ha111e had to
hund~d• of liule clcctronac
•omc of whach took i'he, sax
nlhio to arri"c."
Funds lor the project came
ASLC and the Com­
Department, whose
allocations amounted to
SII.OOO The major reaaon for anatalhng
F M, Kerner ftela,u to pro"·adc bellcr
aound ... Our m\aic: 11 muc:h more
uc:«nablc to studenu it \ltt'rc on
FM: apeciaU> .1t l <... where a ma·
JOrily of l.hc 'tudent\ arc affluent
enough to own good stereos.
fhe) 'rc not liltel) to Iuten to K LC aJ
the)' can liltc:n to their Marantz or
Kenwood FM ~ceavc:ra As far aa
I'm concerned, K.l C hAs a proaram
and a format that'S C\ICr)' bit II IOod
u anytruns otfercd an the city in
terms ol vanet)' and its 111C:rs&Ul.tty.
" ... It's a place where peo­
ple. can come and waste
time. listen to music, read
and talk shop ... "
.. lt may be amateun•h at umes,
but we also M'-'C: some protmional
trip ~-beyond biology
Brc:nda Burnett
Staff Wrltn
I be Mbiology" mp to Malheur
ro111mc:nt I held ~Ulllon.
Ill l for the p1ur l\\O (all
ha• been cancelled tor nc.xt
The purpo•c ot the Malhcur tnp
to JP~c L Jotudcnt& an oppor­
to tud) and e :s. pcric:ncc
'"'"'" btologic:al oommunaues .
llhcur Field Suuaon wa used at a
~111\tl)a•c and the group commuted
ran to arcn fro PI the W llu\\ Zl
•uurltaan' to the Al\ortl Desert on
:-4C\udn border 11nd out to the
Compton ltnd Guy
•mun,,1 arc I c 51Udenll "'ho \loCO I
the Malhc:ur mp Ia t tall.
"Dean Brmm mataalcd the
tWO )C:lfS ago a5 an orpor­
for I C atudcnt5. opcc1all)
~n-hiolog) maJofl, ti\ have a 'pure
eJl~ncnc:e... H.am tord el\­
~:d .. He thought of at a1
a•pect ot the hbcral an1
'IICI,tlon. a different "'"~Y of lear­
or gamang pcrspectwc: .. .. The thtn3$ we learned at
Malhcur went far bc)'ond b10lo&r. h
waa one ot rhc mo t po mn thmgs
l'11e e\er done,"' Compton aaad.
Ac:cmding to the O~eraca5 01·
lice. the: Malhc:ur tnp \\'a) canccllc<l
for nc: t year to ullow room for
inno\ uont h~c: a tnr lo Costa Rica
~tnd "agr\>-butme.ss"' tnp which arc
"77-"78 ott-campus opuons. The
0\'Crstas om~ intends to oller u
talheur tnp ogaan '" propams an:
rouued.
"When we heard the news that
Malheur wout..ln·a be otfertd next
)cur,"' Rtunston.J snad, "\\;:¥~ere d•s·
• 1ppomted , beaau~;c our e~pcncncc
wa.' so posathe. We undc:ntand \\h)
'the tnp c:sn't be ()tiered C\'"CI')' ycl.H.
We JUSt hu(le thai then'· enough
atudent intercJl to keep 11 oh~e 1111 u
curr•cular ponabtlit) . c..oang to
M11lheur &3\C: rnc o "hole nc:¥.
pc111pet'ti\C: on le:arntng "hole
nc:"' sllmulu1."
.. An cr.pcnc:ncc lake: Malhcur
hdpt you to cut throuJ,h thJ: inc:rtua
th•t L:ecpl you lrom aoms out and
hndtngthmp lor )Ounclf,"' omp-
'""added ora
disc JOC~cya on the: stauon who work
an the city at commercial ~tauoru I
think we: ha11c a very prolesstonal
sound now, a. the studenll will Joon
find out m S,l GA at lunch a.nd
dinner. Hopefully this v.cd: we'll be
broadcatting at the meal boun"
The station plans to hold mo~
" ... Th~ station plans to
hold more contests. giving
awa a' cash as well as
~ . .. pnzes ...
c:ontots. IJ"'ng away t:aJh u weU as
pnzes. Fundang ror contest and
other "IJmmu:ks~ i:r. from ad~cnue­
mc:nt sales and occasional donauons
lrom storn.
New ~howa, hke Robcn Fo11,'s
WNatural Gas," WtU be broadcast
~eckly . hllt, lcno~ ·n for his "zany,
wild, ~A. card appro<tch to radao, .. used New bag for •
Jullr SchoU
Staff Writer
1 here aa a nc:vr lace on campus
bciOniPn£ to a youns woman wnh
11hun blond h u, hluc: cya, fatr
C(\mpluao n ntJ a warm amsh: She: 11
29 yeJJr-old ~ruuc: Humphre y­
Odell H II' a ncYf H. D.
Kmuc: comes ori nally from
Park ridge, Ill.. a uburb ol Chtcago
She attended M~ehapn Suste for
four yara. rcceavm n degree m
R.uuum languase
Her f1\llrnJJ e to • fore ter tC>O
her out of the caty and antroduced hct
10 many dtflerent occupataons . For
)ear, Kntuc: h\cd t lorat stat10n
1n lhc: Mt 1 Helens area, eqwpped
wath elcctrioty b) genertator, bul no
telephone W1th 1uch b:utc c:A­
urc:nce he satd many wtves m the:
area turnetl to hou5ekec:ping to busy
them,elves Hut thAt Will •not her
bas " Her occupation• have: ancludcd
truck-sc:alina. running 1 recyc:hn
center and workin& for the
OregumiJn,
Kriatic has h\ed m the Paalit
Northvrest for c:asht yean nd hat
been In Portlnnd SIOCC WI tpnn
Her ( mal) vrould hkc her back m
Chicaeo but Knslle uys she •·on't
le \C: On' on and at very com matted
to thu state •tiO'-"C 11 and am luappy
to be here-
to have a popular 10. ahowo called
.. Interact."' •Natural Gu,"' promun
". One goal for K~rn~r
and Program Director
Pot Callahan this year is
to find an identlly for
K LC-a musical identi-•
ty ... ••
Kerner, '"will be antcralln&, u Fox·,
1h0¥~'1 ha\'C al¥~a)'J pronn to be m
the: past ..
One aoal tor Kerner and
Prognm Dlrcctor PAl Callahan this
)cAr iJ to find an adcntity Cor KLC­
a mu~tcal •dcnuty. Win the pa.t..
K.LC's progam was .o fraamenlcd
that nobody knew. when the) tumcd
on their r-adao, ~o~. hat the were: goin&
to hsten lo," saad Kerner.
"tf you can't find an adc:ntU) in
the mus1c, the station bccomCJ a E&rh-:r 1n hc1 bfc, Knauc apcnt
1wo )'CAB 1n the Sovtct Umon nd
V1s11ed YusoslivJn and Polaad.
Amon£ her mtc:re~lt are fly·t.YinJ,
prdcnang. cann1r1 pro1fuce anll
mabns "'~ne Kruuc 11n!J her Sill year
old tl u&hta arc abo learntn to
pl y the vaohn to ether.
She 11 an ucu~e member of lhe
Amc:nc::nn F' nendli Scn'lc:c Com­
mauee The AFSC Is an lntcr­
uuonal poup concerned 'llb
usues hke world peace and . omen••
nsht• She got hu atan wnb the
Stoup dunn the: Vaetnam r.
Kmue's ampreu1on of l~C thus
far bas been ood At Odcll her tune
hA been apent "'11tttn ba and
fcehn out the JCCne The nudenu
themschc:s ba\"C been warm and
Cnendly ... abc ad. KrutJe u no
novu:c when tt comes to donn l.ivm
She: Will n RA for two )UB at
Michapn .
Her aoai. u far IU the domu arc
conc:ernc:d,ta makma tl\cm an ullra~
ltvc and UCihntt pla~ to h"c She
c:cs herstU 'lllorluna alon wsth the
studc:ntl 10 Odell rnther than
pushang them The dtrec:uon tbe
rcstdence ha.lll are tatin plea~e~
her. She bdic~a the dorms arc: no
loo~r a program to '"lake the place
or pucnu," but arc: no~ h program
"b~ the 61udenll and r(Jr the
atudeou ..
• z es
kind of listlco thin•. So wc'\'"t au
out all of the we~rd propms, till
kc:cpinaaomc spedal-tntcrutabowa,
such u JOmc clamcal mUIJc: and
som~ aood jan," he added
If &bac projectS ba"en't upt
KLC'a l tO-renon uaff busy,
rtdewraunc the interior of the Ita·
taon has. Each studio tw been newly
paantcd and covdlo alld ferns bave
been added to improve upon ttl
prCVJously •duJUSUn&" a pparancc
Kerner b<ttiens the: adca behind all
th•s i& rh.al • raped for lhc: tn\'UOD·
menl Ul bich one worb wtU conae­
qucntl} be rc.flectcd ta one's a"'rk.
•It's a place vr here people: can come
and 'A'Ute umc,li11en to mU11e. read
tndc: mapnna and talk shop-alto
come to v.ort:. wbJc:h ll lhc ideal
thin&--
KLC"s rok on campus, KcrtKr
c:mphaiu:u. JOtS be) ond
broadcasuq; it al.Jo tw a .oaaJ
rule. •
o's in charge here?
Jim Mlllea:an
"''•ff Writn
A group ol reoph: are gathcnng tn a
corJXlrate hoard room m nne ut Portlnnd\
b&gh~t bu&ldmg . H ccm5 to be quatc an
tmponant me-eting "ith a 5mattennB ol
Jx>ard chaumcn, corporatiOn prc,tdents,
1&\\)Cfi,JUdS"C . contracton •• 1nd t:\Cn ale\\
ot the cloth.
Could the} be gctuns together to dac-­
tate the nOrm!~ ol odel\ lor thc:1r O\\n end,?
Or arc the ·hen: to help )O~,;act) ? b1g man is
lhng the meeting together: ''lhe mectmg ol
the I C\\1 and Clar'l.: Bu;trd ol Tru\tee' ''
no" called to order."'
JJ ho arc• tht') 1 On paper the} compn<>e
the co:-poration that runs l <.:.., , hapcs the
p<•hetes. p1c!L" the manl.l8cment, and ~ ul·
umAtel) huble h'r mbtaL:~ .
The LOG ba' intenie\\ed t\\o trw.tcc:.·
D \'ld Ahro~m, a rctm:d hie-trustee (nd·
\"\SOl'), non \oting capacuv) tnd lormc:r
Execut&\to \ ac;e-Praident ol l ") BanL:. The
other t, 1 curr\:nt Board member. Carl
Halvot\tm, a purtner m Hah·o"'on-Mll!lon,
Contracton; , J,o mten1ewed an the cour\>e
ot this mvcstigution were Dr Howard
Prnident ol l.C-. and La~ Mormon \ L(.
president.
Jf hal u th~ o~am:.au onal struttur~ of
tht &Jarcll ( umnth u con ist~ ot 16
men bet'), h~ded by the chnmnan, and meeh
e\'ct) otbcr month Two tudent repr~cn~
tallves are Duthonzcd to attend tht~ mecung
in an advisor), non-voting cap.tot)' Under
the Board then: lln: ten <~~t.andmacomm JUees:
Awdemu~ Mfain. Budget and Operahon~.
Development tounc:il, C,o"emmcntaJ
AJfain, Jn\estment~. Law School, Ph~tcaJ
Plant. Pubht lnlonnlltion. Religious Af·
lau~. and Student AJf~ . On each com~
mittce u a student n:praentata"-e who vot~
with the same autboritv as other memben . • Thc.-.c rcpr~cntotl\e nrc \elet ted l\y the
A I C prt: a dent.
fht. Bo.ud it~eu 1' l'c:lf-pc:rpetuu tintt,
wh1ch mc:11m. the Tru te(;~ thcm,el\c
dt. .. apnmc n nommaung C<'mmutc:~ which
!i>elcch other trU!Itc~ to be rc:commcnded to
.. 1he collcgt u run h\' rhe ad­
ministrator 71ze ac•ti\•itws o( the
board an· ha\lc ally a bad\ -up 10
tht' admumtrntor ."
the lull hoard for '\Ole .o\ctuull;; accord1ns
ttl Dr. Hc.'ward, the Praidt.nt ol the 'chool
doe~ a great deal ol the ground Wlltk for the
nomanatmg 1,;\"lmmtttee '"hen 1t 1 loo'-mr (or
a ne" tru!ltec.
1 here t) no formal channel lor 'ltudent
inrut on el«taon ot the nomtnce5 .1 here .'lrc
no\\ four vuncancu:' ol the: Board. Mormon
has been a,).:ed to re.1d 1nd e;ommcnt on
r~ommcndatt()n r thut hu'e been made lor
candadatcs 1 ho'c: tnt en IC:\\ c:d agree that 11
~ ould not be parttculurJy producu"e lor
student' to ha\le a btgger role on seie<uon
bccau:-.e lc\\ ~tudents kno\\ the t)pt of people
that make good tr~tcc!i .
JJ h 1 do thot mtn bt'c omt trusUtJ"
Abram repltcd, ... bcheve in a college educa­
tion and l want to do m) pan .. Halvorson
said, .. h WIU renlly an mtc:restmg thmg, so
that') why I asreed to do It .
OJ ~hDt \'alud.s thr Boardr. 1 here u.re
mlln)' people who wall hire LC graduates
becau~ the) te!>pcct the quality of the Board
that p1ck) the quahty ol the lldmmastra­
uon .. Howard sa1d ... lf you bu) a share of
•toclu, what you're really domg •• <~aymg that
vou have confidence m the management of
that corporauon. because you don't have
tame to mvc)tigate evcrythmg . •
•
Carl Halvo~on
"People generally tend not to want to
1nv~t tn 'omethang unless they feel there •~
good management," sa.id Howard "And, for
out51der5, they wtll uJwa:ya look to the qunhty
ol the Board of TrU3t~ fin;t ·•
Whatu th~tr rolt1They are the corpora·
uon under the law and have the ultamatc
resporunbahty for monag1ng the assets and
detenrunmg the bas1c pobctt) of the college
The pr~1dent of the school h&.$ the respon~
\Jbbty of admmastenni tho~e pohca~ .. The:
college. of course. " never momly run by the
Board," s1ud Halvof!lon "The college as run
b)' the adnum:Mntor 1 be activit I~ of the
Board are basacnlly o buck up to the
admmastrntor "
W'ao rtolh· runs the sd1ool then-rlu•
Board or tht Pre.udmt ' Abram srud 11 il> a
.. double team s1tuataon here Jack (Hownrd)
mnke~ h1~ recommendataon~ . and I'd :.ay 70
percent ol the tame. line but then he
l..nOWfl h111 Bo~trd and what they'll go for··
Halvol'\on commented that "on some
thmtn-it would be fa1r to ~>ay we rely on has
JUdgement Other tame there·, a lot of
dt~cussaon c1nd 11 doesn't nec~"llraly go the
way the: adm&nl'!ltrotiOO propo:.es The Board
hall to rei) on the Prcsademlor muny thmS!>.
purttculorly II the President 1r. knowledgable
and the Board tsn 't That', the only 'et-up
you can run on." Momson called 11 a 8l"c:­
and-tuke Mtuauon between the Board and
the Pres1dcnt without one running over the
other
What abom th~ JtudMtl' vole~ ;, thtt
dttcuwfu that art madC'7Ail were an general
agreement that studenta do paruc1pate and
have a beunng on the outcome "The 1mpnct
as proportional to what you soy, how you say
1t, and how Importan t 1t tJ to you," so1d
Morruon .. t th1nk they are extremely an· •
terested people and I find when I talk.
seem to h!iten to what I have to ay
aren't very many student:. (on the:
they (Trustees) nrc sancerely concerned
what the !jludent perspective as.
say that what I soy 11 the way 1t wall
om nmuou~ to give them my perspectl\t
I thtnk they're amuous to hear 11 ·•
Halvorson sa1d, "Many tames
(~tudents) are asled questton~ by
trustees. In a d1scu~saon some Trustee
usk. 'How do you fec:l about th1s or
th1nk the students feel about at."
But do the studmrs nC'td to
thetr \'otctt? Abram r~ponded , ",
worlmg pretty durn well Now you
wunt more representation. Al> long &J
have a loc-..tl vote there, they arc
hsten whether you hove two or ~IX •
Don the Board dtctatc the .. , .... ..,
tht ttudtntJ' "No .. they don't .. acc,ord~
Abram .. But II the student Ill s1111n1
.1nd ho\n't opened ht or her mouth.
the;; will be asked .. 1 h1:. \t:em~ 10
general h:clintl The Boord, however
voted on rnun)' decasaons that 1ue contr~
ani bccau!>e on mosr that ma8hl
admtnastrntaon ha11 mken achon bc:lc>tc
reach the bourd.
Llrry Knud on. execUU\C
senator. llaad, as fur ll$ he know!>.
"mostl~ go there to hear H
recommendation Bnd Pamplin mnkc
ment, and then they vote"
Abrnm hod thJ~ to udd, "ln vc:a.u'
t.tudents would have coffee
meeung, und I thought thnt wus a
thmg. I'd hkc: tu see more or thas
three tru~tees would Sit down wath
five: student~ and JUSt talked IOfCllfl
that'$ good communtcat1on "
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: lc/Jallon below normal
Either Mini or Full-setve
LABOR: 10% dllcount
PARTS: 10% discount
By popular dtmand Burlingamt
Chtvron has offtrtd w thtst pfiU
rtducltonJ. /,D. cord rrquirtd. j gallon
mm. on gOJ dtscount. Locottd or
ToylorJ Ftrry Rd. & Ttrwilllgtr. U5-CHEVRON •
n74 -
•·ree pick-up and delivery on service 105 • II
Kc:epan
pertc:,t, I C
25 Pacific
post an 87-i
tnlur r
\bdui·Ja to say
he
)ncemed
That',
ll Will
1r 11 .. r limes
bn~ by
e Truster
:his or
I ..
I •
fd 10
1ded, M
\low you
stone
( are
or ~t)(
lht noJ•n:
a" acc·ora.
IS Sll tiO,
er mouth
~c:m"' to
owtver
UfC: COilU
mtghl
ton befon
;cutlvc
:now~
car
m mu~c:a
cc:
at was a
ol thu;
n w1th
ed
"
• Han\ fiob.naael
~port' f dltor
Kec:pmg lh home rc:c.ord
pcrte ~;t, I c, bu!lketbnll 'quuc.l Ullcd
25 Pncific l \llhcrun turnovers to
po~l an 87-74 Northwc:tt Conlcrc:ncc: overs
w•n lu"'t ~ uurdu~ ntght 'low 4.0 &n
Pumpltn \port Center o1nc.l 2-1 tn
ltaguc pluy l < fu~. Whu worth
tomorrow ntaht ilnd Collc&c: o(
ld.tho ~uturday mght
I he Ptoncer C;Ume up With 16
steal\ ngumst Pl U to gu10 the edge: o"er the Lutes Whtlt: rcboundtng
Will even (l.C 47, Pl.U 4b), the host
put the Yllltor· on 1he foul hnc: J2
time11 for 24 polnt• LC h1t 1 J of 24
frc:c throM
"The rumoven were the 1mpoc
tunt ructor In the game . •.tid C.o"h
Dean ~c:mpert 1 he qutcknen of
suordi Vtrill ~andc:rt, Dave ~hort
and Ed Nichenko rc~ultc:d m u lot of
steals.
"We: aot n&bt up ttght on them
tn our b.uket dc:fense and ptckc:d
tbc:m clean ...
Nlchc:oko had 24 potnts to lead
the locals. Rebounds were well dia­
tnbuted u D•ck Hartung had seven,
Short and Dale Hc:rman.an had sue each, and I ony Wilder and Alan
Ntppen had five: c.tch.
'vmpcrt lS happy wuh the:
Ptoneer's strong play late 10 pmc:11
• When leami make: a run at us tn the
hnal m1nutn, we're rupond•na well.
PllJ cut our l~d to four tar~ tn the
game, then we hll ctghl potnu tn a
ro"' and led the real ol the way 4
A uruquc: a.~pcet of LC' ddenJC
c. what the: Ptonecn call the: .. Pto ... It
I-'ll prc:uuredcfc:nse tacuc somewhat
hkc: the: run-.,nd-Jump employed by
University of North Caroltoa'1
ba1kc:tball team an r«eot yun
Ptoncc:r opponentt ;Utempuoa
to dnbblc the: ball from one end of
the floor to the other are met w1th a Pace J I
iic:na of switches by LC guard• rf,
for numplc:, the opponent starts up
the right atdc: of &he: floor and nam
to cross to the left, he s met by a
Ptonc:c:r who hollers, "P•ol'" and
ptcks h1m up. l'he origtnal defender
picb up another mAn.
.. Although the 'Pto' '' dcsaancd
to put preuure on the opponent,"
said Sc:mpcrt, "it's not a pmbltna
tactic We just want ro keep the
opponent from brinpns the ball up
frcc:l)' -
In one stretch apuut Warner
Pacific two wc:eb aao. the: "Pto"
resulted m u~ l.C pointa on three
K.nJJbt turnovers in leu than 15
aecond•.
Games here tomorrow, Satw-day '
Hoopers eye orth, C of I
~cnior Dale Htrman'lon ,how-. Pacinc Lutheran hl-. lmpr~lon or
\bdui-Jabbar Haru Holma&cl
"porta tdltor
The: P1oneer vantty basketball
team foce1 thtrd·ploce Whn worth
tomorro"' ntght and second-pia~
C.ollege ot Idaho Suturday m 1ts last
home games of January T1p-off is
set Cor 7 JO D m each mght
MWhttworth l'-a SU4rd~nentc:d
team," said LC Coach Dean
Sempcn. "and the)' ha\c two good
one!\ in (JctO Wc:bstcr and (Make)
Jarred." fhc: Ptrule$ .llso 'tart a pair
ol lre!lhmen -forward Ray Hurding
and 6'9" center John Hodge. Dcfc:n-
ivel\ em pert ellpccts to cc: u 1one
from Whuwonh .
L<. is lied lor third with
Whllwonh bc:htnd J-0 ( ollegc: of
lduho 11nd 4-1 Linfield tn 'lorthwest
Confcrenc;c: pluy. The P•onecn and
Ptrat~ ~ch hll\·e 2-l record~ .
In !:laturday ntght's tilt LC will
host qutd.-startmg C'oUc:ge ot ld.aho.
Attcr ope: rung the season strongly at
home. tht' "-ec:kcnd's Witlamene
Valley swmg 111 the: 11t'3t tontcren~
roud t~t lor the Coyoteo,
fhe Pmneer JUruor vanity
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Templeton Haii-Montelth Room
January 27 & 28, 1977
(Appts. scheduled through Placement Office)
' team, whtch Sc:mpcrt desc:nt>e. u
bccom&ng "tougher each batl game,"
will plav "' S:JO p.m. in the
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• prc:hmuwry pme tomorrow niaht.
The JV's holl Univeraity of Oreaoo
Medica.l/ Dental School.
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Davr Short e'tcu t~ ) -the lon& jump 'hot. PaonHB &ain.d
wut oH~r Pacifi<' l.uthtran IIL\1 ~aturda) nicht. fl't'J '' I
Women's team est
in Pioneer · ory
Han.' Holuuctl
portt Editor
l''hc tallest team m l.C \\omen·,
batl.:etbaJI h1SlOT) beat '\ISittng
Portland State Unh'ersll't J \' .\ton-•
~a) night, 74-J I. Although tt' too
curl\ lnr uach Mnf) lou Hunter to
tell ho"' her P10nerr "'ill fare thLS
)CAr, he is pi~\ ed wtlh the m:uenal
she hn
''Three ~1t uur pl.•)'eni ore at
le~!il SIO" tnll thts )ear, .. Hunter
stud "Comparnl \\Uh ·mme of the
team~ around, lhat's not 'Iter} btg
Hut tor ~. 1t's great ...
llus eason's crop of fr~hmcn
has added aoo4 hcl{lht and talent tu the IO.player quad, ac:cordtna 1
Hunter "We p1a) a runnma pu
offcnst~cl). and we'U cmpbas&:
zone dc:lensc; he said
t.a t Frida) the locals traveUa
to ~tcMinn,,lle to hand Linfield
.59-4b tu ~ Hunter p1eb Lanfie
and \\ tllamcttc: as the toughtc:l m l
conferen~ thts year.
Unficld ,, not a ~trona 1ns1
lenm, but the lire \'Cf) aood outsi
shootcn." Hunter Sllld. '"They ll
pnscd me l:ht Fnda) r,~ nevcrsc
a ~omen'a team hoot that well fr<
('IUt tdc: ,.
llte cajltrs pla)' at Gc:orac F
tonl&bt, and hoSl Pactfic Tuesday
7 pm • • ce · oneer splashers
Oan Balmer
!Sporho \\ rllrr
The: LC \Hmmmg team ea al
beat Porthtnd Communa t} Collet;c
and O~gon Colle~ of Educataon an
a th~\\ "U) meet Jan. I~ at LC
Zchntbaurr Pool. The L.C' men bc.1t
0 E #-25 and PC'C 49·2.9, "htle lhe
"omen "on 79-30 and Q7 -lot rc pet"­
u .. 'el).
LC's auoc~ "a ba\.'lnccd o~
t.aunt BAumhor-- r 1... ucn Boyer,
Jc.\nne PtctiTer ande Fitz. Jtll
~-.huld, :1nd Kath Thurmer tool.: ti~t
"11.1~-;C honor> for the women. Dan
\mt'orosc. Mi._c ~atton, 8arn Hartz.
"iob Pratt. and Rod McDonald \\on
n their e\CnU lllf the men.
The Paonccr are c\U'T'Cntly tn
thard place m the Nonh"c t Con·
lercnce, behind .. ccond-place
V.'illameue and Cirst-place Pacific
Lutheran. Coach Gnr) Emblcn calls
PLU "'the team to be.lt in the con­
ference." and ~yz.. "'Southern
On:gon State CoUege 1!1. the top team
in the di~tnct · Both PllJ and SOSC
were m the Nauonal Assocaouon ol
Intercollegiate Athleucs top ten last
yur.
~urpn~ to sec LC tbJrd?
Mkybe so. but Emblen clJums that
lhu year's team tbould break a.U of
the school sWlmauns records. thu
statement seem. safe, Judgina by the
Jan 12 meet, where three recorda
fell New rec:ords belong to
Baumboper tn the SOO~yard
freestyle. Pfetfler in the women's
one-meter dlvt, and Hartz in the
men's one-meter d1ve
Emblen eJ;pounds on the keys
to the te.utf tuccen. ..The most
important thing as thetr dedtcation
They practice lrom 6 to 7 20 a m
and 3:15to 5:30p.m daily." Emblen
·New Rules' added sa), h1~ uale8) as "to hn\~ the team
'"am ured all ~' u. and let them gel
rested for lht '\\I,\ nntaonJI com·
~\Ilion to do thacr best al the)
quuhty." llo~c,c:r, the tc:nm mu .. t
first loo~ townrd its conteren« nnd
dn ''"~'" stnndin&' ·
Emhlen "a) that the lre,hmen
he recruated last car nrc dotng u.ell
Unlortunnteb. the team tll Jont' on
quaht) but h\lft on quunllt). • \\c
onl~ h:l\e mne men on the te<lm.
w htle l ~ would ~ more li ~e the: nght number." Howe, cr. Embkn look~ to
neAl \ear·~ rccruattn~; to 1111 the gap . • 1 he on I> dtsappuant ing llllpect
ol Wc:dncsda) · meet wu~ the 17C ol
the uudac nee. 1: mblc n suy~, " I he
trom wor\;~ real h~trd .md de,erve ,,
'' 1dcr tudten'" \ ut •lOI\ would a
lnrgcr ca O\\ d help 1 he team, but It
"ould .aho antroducc more "' udent'i . .. 10 an c~cattng sport
The Paonccr men nnd women
w happed Linheld und Pnctftc m a
threc:-~uy meet Jun. 7.
Former LOG ports EdJtor Tom Van Oomtlan arld the Palatine Klll Ganalend
vocal ~upport to LC's basketball tum. LC swimmers, wrestlers, and women
baskttbalJ players would like to set similar enthusiasm from students at tht.lr
home contests. Clr~ \furdrt
Visiting Wolves pound grapplers
Jake Cr~MTC
Sports "rittr
LCs 'Vllnity wrt1.tling quad
captured 1b c::uiC$1 wtn of All time
last Friday nisht when the College of
Idaho Coyote~, with chauenns teeth
and trembling, hmb~ dec1ded that
unlike Tare)''ton smoken. they would
rather quat than tight and forleited
lhe match by·not bothenng to show
up.
Saturaay ahc:rnoon w:h
di.Jterent The Oregon College ol
Education Wol-.cs, one of the
' tougbe~t teams an the potent
EvergJccn Conference . wa. anythang
but shaky about wr~thng in the
~weary hoven of LC wrestlers known
u the Pao Wrcstlin~ Ptt.
OCC roared into the P1t and
handed l.C its lirst home lo' of the
season, 39-9. Semor., Clyde Obtu
.1nd ~klp Noltzger were 1 C onl}
\'ICIOB
Mo t ol the parusan crowd,
thinkinp the rruuc.h Wa6 being con-
tested under ·•J\le"' Rules", cheered
.valdty when LC w resllers \\ere ptnn·
• • ed. Under .. New Rules .. a wrestler
wms when he as panned tn eather the
second or third penod 1 o wm 10 the
Cir:.t round the wrestler must clearly
call out ''New Rule-." at the start or
the match
LC has one of I he Cincst ~ "-ew
Rules' .. quad. 10 the countr), even
though the: Pioneers had a .. New
Rul~ · nutionul champ last year who
was Un\\ illing 10 tUrn OUt this year
due to lack of c:ompeuuon
Next Sundn)' l.C wre.~tlerb tuke
on Pacific at Forest Grove
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Templeton Haii-Montelth Room
January 27 & 28. 1977
(Appta. scheduled through Placement Office) • Local n seventh
at volleyball nation£1/s o:
ll H I North\\ c~t lla!~<t net l"ou ""'lll:t.: afl\ OI/III&C ., r lit 0\ H' IQ, and ... 0 ,\ hrst·p~ I
SJaurt' ' ur fanash in that tournament, held The contra
a~an~vu \ keg­
·rompt«.. the
ane ,c;hool • l C''s \ltrllll ''omen"
ltllh:\-'hl tllcrH~nl p.ut ol the1t \'IIC 1·
aon an Southern Calitomiu .and gut
more thun suntam
'I he neltcr~o ~ot rccognmon tiS
one or tht top 1ght mull cullegc
tctun~ m the nntaon a'i the)' ued (or
IStVc:nth pLlcc tn the: I b-team
A!l!locmuon ol lntercolle~u te
Athleli~;; .tor Womcn Nn11onnl Smull
Colleg4! \ ol1eybnll 1 ournument
Dec:. 8. Q und 10.
The P.ionec:rli iinhhed econci tn
thcar four-team quuhfytng pool,
dclc:atinf! M.tr) land lnstatute ol
fcchnololl} and Kearn} State
College or ~cbr.l"~a . fcxus
Luther.m , \~htc.h went on to win u
sccond·\1 ruattht A I A W chum·
pionship. Cim~hed liN m l C's pool
loss~ 10 L naverMt', ol Cuhlor·
nau at Rtversidc. und Son Diego
Unt\ef'tiV ehmmntcd Conch Mary
l ou Hunt er·~ charge& from the
toume) held at Pepperdme Umo,:er­
suy m Mnhbu. Col
The netter!> compbed n 32-6
season record en route to the Northwe t Nunurnc in
ld.thu, quahhcd thew omen lor
C4;00I.I COn!ieCUIIVC trip to
natum.al, ,
-u '~•l5 an outatandtng • -·-•
s1utl I I unter, who wall lose
plu)Cr5 to grudu.ation "II all it\
oua remuming pluycr~ muke it
.and II \\e pid; up a couple of
h\:~hmcn, I'll C'-P""Ct we'll so bad
the nauonah ne.,t year."
Scntur' Kuthy Chnstofl,
Codl(clt, Olth) Heflcrnnn , and
dy Shurp will leave the IO·DU•~
~quud.
1 he Paom:cr volle) b,tll
hu~ been the prcmter 'imnll
• teum an the .area m recent yc:.m
hu~ not lo~t to a Northwest
college: team an the l.a\1 two eaaQti
01 l C's !!Ill lo'~!lt m I Q76
were to Port lund State U niv ... n;,
''I\" tc:um, one wnb to
Oregon, und one wus to U
ol Nc:vudo at Reno. Nevado
placed second an the A
nauonnls
Intramural Baslu ~tball Schtdulr
TONIGHT
7:30p.m.
SAE vs The Massaonnraes . .................................... . Court 1
The Estonc Cucle vs Apollas ..... ,........................... Coun 2
Wapuca Pomt5 vs. Kangaroos .. ..................... .............. Court J
8:30p.m.
SPE vs. 1 he "lazy Da1e . . . . ..................................... Court 1
Fnc:ulty vs Run nnd Shooten .................................... Court 2
Foothogs v~. Kangaroos ................... ,.. ...... . ........ .. Coun 3
Followlnc 8:30 cames-on Ont cour1 available
Captain Ham and the Camel Jockeys vs The loners
Monday, Jan. 24
7:30p.m.
SAE vs. Apolloa .... .. . . .... • ............................ Court l
The M1ssaonanes vs The Lazy Due ......................... Court 2
The Esotenc Cucle vs. Kangaroos . ........................... . Court 3
8:30 p.m.
Wnpuca Pomts vs. Run and Shooter~ ................... ..
SPE v~ Footho~ . . .................... .
E'ncully vs. The 1 oner~ . . . • . . . .. ..... .
Followlnc 8:30 aames-on n,...t court a\allablt
Blue Chtpl> vs Captaan Ham and the c.,mel Jo~:.key ..
caraerinla
• . Court I
Court 2
Court 3
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