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

January 24, 1977 Volume 36, Number 3

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1977-01-24

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1 he ~ontrovcny rut!\td by Plnet Hull'•
infarnDU~ keg purty of lu•ll term hn1
the Plutt Dorm Counctl to
ltdtiiOC 'hoolulcohol reguluttom.
'There '" no btg dtflcrencc: between the
ptlhC) and extllent !Ct\ool rcgulnttons,"
counctl member. Debbit Ha!tkell ... but
rule' hu ve been de:ugned ao that Plait
dorm 111 o;pectftt!llly underlined,
nee the \\hole: WIUC: •tuned out there lcm
"She potnted out thot her matn worry
11the rowdtnCJ' and volume ol the panics
the 11\'0tlubilit) ol .llcohol to students
ndcr ''~cnty-one
1\ IJ page pohc\ dO<.ument has been
rculatc:d umontz all Plau-Howurd
'"Whut 11 " .til ubout. ' Huskell
~n merely to c:ncoura~e rc\pon'ltblt
Knln Baird
MafT Writer
Jamm\ Holln wauld'u been proud
L1 t Wcdne,du). 1 ( fncult~ member'
"''h \lien He1n, a lnbor negottutor I rom
Oregon tduc.auonnl As~octatlon. to
•lCUss the pos,Jbthty ol orguni~in~t :t collec
barttutnanl' umt
lhc 3 '0 meetang was called by John
:oooc:r. I C economtc proles,or and Pre~;i­
of LC •, chapter of the Amencan
~~soc:-ta ;'•on of Untver U) Prole soN..
In u memorandum to the LC faculty,
IOOD<el outlined the faculty'\ "drastic redUC•
m real income: over the past four ye.tf\
cau'e to meet wath OEt\.
The: meeting wn' sptced with Vlstons of
hne~ and unton ohdarit) "We ma)
to go on 1tnke tl we: don't get what we
.. ,,ud Ucin '\omcttme' you have to
'em O"Yer the hc.td to get thetr auention."
aho 111d a stnke was unhlely.
Cooper cnlled the OEA in as a '"''
nun, "lf manugcment aCt!'t re~pon!ltbl).
could dciU!>t tht \tlUatton, · he stud
Couper t.tted Ctgurt.) that <ehowed a los)
'reul ancome' lor the ll luculty over the
lour yc..r fvc:tl thOUl'h '!Uinne'j hun::
rai .. c:d, inllntiun hu~ ".tu~cd a net
• • ~U;:tiun an purchu!>tng po"•er.
Whut Cooper obJected to most \\UI' un
1.000 !iUrpl u~ in L ( \ operating budget
11 the admini~trauon placed in endow·
"hther the tUitaon 1' too high tor the
udcnt • or the (a{'ulty ts bcang underpatd ."
Dean ol Fuculty, John Brown, :.atd
, m nn interview wtth the J.Ov that the
w.ts accumulated O\ier thc pu~t four
nod placed tn endo\\ ment to hc:lp
IJUre the luture of the college.
"l""or the pust lour )CUrs chc: college h:a~
c pcc:t.ttton,," &ntd Bro\\u, "We
more: mone) thun we: anticipated I hac
't mc:.tn thcu we wouldn'tlnc:c Mlmt llscal
lll'nn• tn the luturc .lu11t 1h1' year our
11111\1 rate' tnclca<ced by 25 perc:unt "
1\ro\\ n ~uad the problem as not umque to
·· I ht\ '" part ol a nuttonul phenomenon .
one would den\ '' hnt John (Cooper) '"
I hen: hu!l been a rc:nl lo:.' in bu\·tng
· d 't to inllutian. We knn\\ thut ~
"We hove: ,, ~·ommitmc:nt to do
htng po"tblc ta mule u !l.tgnillcant
1mtl'!nsntt\lO tor the lncuh):' s<lld Rwwn.
'e're jJOII\U ttl IIU!ie <~,ll.triCS neXt )CUT "
I he ndnuna~ttution' pnmnry con<:crn.
n Mtd ·~ tn~tttuttannl un 1\1,1, whach
unl) be tii)Ut«< b\' mumtturung l.C
level ol academic eAcellenct ." partie<\ .md ·• con ctentiou• eUort to be awa~
of other reatdtnt who may not be invol\•ed
Wtth the pt~rttcl ..
The document udvt .e student• ol
procedure for uuthorituhon ol uch parttc·.
•Acuvntet must be ~ponaored by it
rc:cogmud 1tudent, tuculty •taCJ, ud
mmt~trnttvt; or~ant/Jltton, or other spcc:tfted
group
•AcltVllle3 are hmuc:d to memben of
the LC tommumty and thetr invited sue•ts.
•Officer,, poruon o( college lfiOUP' or
ponAonng college olfaciala are re ponaable
lor un uctJVity ut which alcoholic beverages
nre authomed Tht" re1pomibality includes
l~gal and uppropnatc: poueuion , distribu·
tlon nnd consumption of alcoholic
btveragc.t
• The area where the acth 11y 11 to be held is
to be clearly designuted . rhe act.iVII)' "
ltmtted to the urea. •Groups of SO people or more mutt htrc
·' •ec:urity orficcr.
•Applications muat be filed at leatt one
week in udvo.nce of the 11chedulcd uctivity
•V&olatou Idee revocuuon of their
dorm controcn, probauon , expubion, or
reJponsabilily to r=e.ueb certiltO topic.~
relating to the offense which may be up·
propnote to the indiVlduuJ ca•e
As speciftcaiJy penuina to Platt·
Howard
Putom wishing to hal'«' apart yon th'"
}lour mwt hold a floor mutm~ and uprt.J3
thttr tdra.s to the floor m an ob)t(ti\'t
mannn Thost wuhmg to how a part)'
1l10uld collf'Cf .JIRnDttdtJ of al/tht peopltt on
tlttlr fluor. Thou who :Jtgn tht ltst should bt
awart that tht) au talcmg un part of the
usporutbiluyjor th«' party ll!ld that they tno
are reJporutbf,. for M>hat got~ on Jurmg tht
paro• on th"r jloor. 17tn li.Jt uf .ttgnature.r
•
24 Januar 1977
• • on
I ( prof.., pondtr collrcthr bar&alning
Cooper .cc' o dtn:ct relation~h1p
between .u~udcmic e:tccllc:nce and te.achers'
,ala ric ... "to~ "'age:. c:tu"e :u1mc: ol the be:.t
prole~,ot"'' tu lcuve. und muke 11 ditlicult to
repluce them. Jerry Umnpton (tormc:r l.C
busmc" prole'\\or) '" ''" c\ample."
llthc t l facuh\ decade\ IOJoina UlllOn_.
they will b< the hBt l.teUh\ I rom 11 prt' .stc:
coUctte in Oregon to do ''· Onl) one rour·
vear ,oU.·~c in On:gun hll..' n unioniled • lllcult). "u ••thern Oregon St11tc ollegc I he:
lJnl\cNt~ ll Or~gnn und Eu tern O~gon
C())lcge both 'uttd do" n propnsnls tor
hscuh\ unions recenth.
The ruoecs lor oorutJcnng a union
hbuld he Clunplcted somcttme spnns term,
ac..:ordmg to Cooper. I he l.C lacult)' \\ill
hear trom three dtlterenl union~. t\AUP, Of~A. and the American FC\Icrullon ot
reachers. before decidtng \\ hethcr to jom ll
• umon.
II '0 per cent ot the: tuculty ••Hn tt
pc:titiun suppl)rttng the unionli, the :"UllliOal
l.ubor Relation~ 8(l>trii w1ll be: nnufiC\1.1 hev •
would set up an election lor the t.C 1.11;ult'i to
choo)l" ,1 -,pecilic umon \H to 'otc down the
que~twn ul umon11allon . In this cl«tion u
Mmplc: maiont) ol those \Otlng would
determine the ouh:ome.
Joimns a union •• onl) one alternath-c
the tncuh)' i c:onstdc:nng, td oopc:.r. uwc
mll) conttnuc with the prdcnt rron~>tmc:nt
and hop<; the ,,dmmn.trauon t) rnMc r~plln·
Mblc ,or, we could orgsnu:e out tde of a
un1on .Jhoulclthl!n b~ submit ltd to IJorm Council.
The laat pan would dimmate the confu·
11on fac:c an October when the Plan-Howard
council wu detcrmuung to who a wnltcn
repnmond should be: 1uued.
further eo!lltdcnns the inctdcnt m Oo­
tolnr tlltrc n lo bt' no advuri.Jmg of an) Jort
rt•Jlardtng a junc1ion whl'fe a/roho/ is to b~
.f'rv~cl ur con.tumtd.
Hardwick accepts
offer to speak at
Cornrnencement
Jan Connell
Staff Writer
Elu~bc:th Hardwu:k. author and 11d·
vismg editor for 'ttle ,Vn-.· York Rt''lilttt. of
Books. has :sccepted Dean of Faculty John
Brown's invitatton to speak ut commence­
ment ctremontcs this spnng.
Acc:ordmg to Who's Who m 1tm~n ca,
1976, Hardwick receavc:d her B.A. and M.A.
lrom the Umventty of K.entuclc> and did
postgruduate work at Columbaa . She w.u1
Guggenhc:tm fello\\ in 1947 and a recipient of
the George Jean :Nathan a~o~,'lltd for dramatic
cnttctsm tn 1966.
Hard~o~, 1c\.: u the author of t ~o novels.
1ht GhoJIIJ' LAver and The Srmple Truth
ond ~says tncludang .. A V1e\\ of my Ov.-n ...
and MScductton and Beuuyal ... In ddiuon to
her poSition with the Rn.·tew, he is also a
re¥utar contributor to "''M Partisan Revin~- ·.
7 he·'~ )'orkn. and Harper's.
~rm dehghtcd to h4\·e her M our com­
mencement spcal.;er ." s:ud Brown. '"She's an
e.ll.troordtnanly aruculatc and intdhgent
person Bt own also s~ud he hoped she could
come earl) to eonduet some ad hoc aroups.
r he sclecuon proa::ss began lO lhe fall
when Brown inVltcd ,graduaungscnior11Uld
laeuHy to submtt name; ol Jpc:lkcrs lhey
would hkc to heur An Academic Alfaira
Sub-comnuttce or the Board ofTr:u~ten then
drew up u list ol potenual apealcers. usina
sug&e.\Uons from the students and 11u:ulty
and adding their own.
The Committee narrowed the list to 10
people. ranked in order ol pnority, and the
Board then made ;~ final ranked ~elcaion of
lave .s~~crs. From th~. the Dtan JR\1tcd
one.
The Dean's Offioe rdused to release the
ranked ltst of nomanees. 50l)'lDS the Board of
1 rustees dtd not want that inlormauon made
public. The) dtd sa)' that among other
nomination s appro'w'ed b)' the Board were:
• Henry Kmioger
• Elwabcth Ore\\
• Dt te lee Ra)
•S. Dtllon Riplc)
• Damel Boormn
• \\-'illtam Montasnu
\!though notices \\ere sent out usl:lng
for -pe.tkcr suggesttoru. there \\85 lutlc
tudent mopon~ . Curt Keedh LC chcmU.try
prole or and member 01 the: cadenut
Allatrs sub<ommutrc. recalled that one
group of tudenls utd get together nnd
ubmit about 20 Mmcs.
e Chri tian 7eal challenged
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e Emplo) ment trends
Page 3
e S)·mposium headliners
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e ki team mo,'ing
Page J I Christian cro .. 'fire
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• troops are marching
l'o tht 1-dhut,
I am U1ouall\ he.,itant to tr.1le on • Chn uans und thc:rr e\'angclkut zeal
Howe,er, M,, Dum', c:dl tor the
tctlrgAnrutton ot l ( ' a;uidmg con·
o.;lllU~nC$' ha!'o }\rompted me to bnng
thl, ob;e~Utln
I hll\e pent the better p;tn l'll
m) adult hie: ~king :altcmatiH~s to
the C hmuan e~pcriencc w htch
mar~ed m) upbringtng M) rcj~ .._
tion ,,f the .. lnllh ot m) foretathc~"
came about when l witne-~~ the
acuoru ot th•~ God-tcanng count')
dunng tb recent debacle in the 'outh
F..ast ,\,tan Penm~ula . Mme e\e) •
baH' 5«n the glof) of the coming ol
the t.ord, and franlh I .,anwJ to •
thro" up.
Dunng hberul ans educanon. l
hu'c: h.td the opponunlt) to e.xaminc
Ret thing on Ralph
To the l: drlor,
MR,tlph the new uncomtc trip
being run m the: laat few cdtuon uf
the LOG. ts an the poorest ol ta:.te.
The humor as Oatl) low brow,
1he dr wm~ dull and immature.
Ron Wheeler clear!} bas onl} the
mo t pnm1t1\ e cunccpt ot w hato.;-on·
tnut~ corned) Wh} bother to pnnt
tht p.'lthctu: attempt :at wit? ~ur'el)
there arc other a'prnng \~I)
talented cartoonisb in the pen-and·
snl unn cr e ol upc~)mlntl Gllr)
lrudC"au
Let "Ralph" d1e a ~ell·
dc:scr'\cd, ~" tft, and tgnontmous
death
&luor J IIQtc· /)unt Cla~rc \IIJTIITI
Aarc n ,\fQ/lLIIf«'
\teyllll o· ,~,u
&gmfllng OJ JOOII as posnblc•. tilt'
I.OG t\ Ill pub/u11 a "uJ../1 "rtdt'
ca/mdor -lfnr 1 ou lool.."llJgfor a mJ~
~umn\hi're' Can 1nu pro\·Jdt• a rltl~
to soml!<ml' Kho n(c•dj to go l\'hetr
\ ou are gomg' 1j JO, callt'-ct. '!32 or
Krltt Box 2/.
Can1pus Catholic
living a question
To the F:dhor,
What Doo I de !)pnng rrom'?
ln lm l.CIICfJ to a roung Pot.'l,
Rarut'r Mana Rill.e uggests that he
learn to be :u paltent au pos.)iblc w 11 h
the quest tons ollile and lellrn to h\e
them 1 hough I was tntroduced to
thti pa!>sagc b) a rdipous uudt~
prolenor w htlc in college, it wrbn't
unul a )ear go that I learned what 11
meant to lt\•t a que~uon .
1 wa at u Saturdll) morning
lecture b) BaL:er Ro5hi at the San
Franctt.eo Zen Buddhiit Center.
Dunng h111 talk, he quutcd a Zen
mu tcr, •t tic docs not tpnng from
thoughts, thoughtuprrnglrom lite"
Thcn. almo • as an nftenhoughl or
a:. 1f he \\ere thtn~ing out loud, he
murmured , "J~hat dot.! l!f~ 3{11fllg
Jrvm"'
Ueaur;e 1 \I.'U~ at a very low
porn• tn m) bit and wanted 1o
o.;hllngc:. tim quouon hll me: nnd
:.cernt'd 1 he queittOn I IAiin laving Or
10 /...en tc:rm!l, 11 ~mcd my • o:u•.
l..D!>l Apral. I heard l:rc:dcnd:
I r nck (author of m11ny booh rn­
dudtng 1/rr Zr.n 01 .5rrmg} ~>,
-seerng enabla Ulo 10 e1i.~rtcnce
f ntlurc to ec dimsnu;ho Qur ab1ht\ • lu c~tpcnencc M He defined :.rmtual
c.w.pcnence a~ M ~~«tng some1lunll
lor the fir 1 umc that'• alwa)'li been
here" In lt\m~ m~ koun, I ha\c Kelt
more of "hnt 1• an m) hfc I "anr 10 u •• 000 ·cur lmton ot Wllt,, un
pcriuh\ln , '!!htvc:l\ .rnd t\(!lortuhon
numn.rliud on the hu"' ot
"mantle~t Jc,uny", dr.,tnc nght ol
lang:., nod tht .. ah .rtton of the
"unCI\ th1cd" ma"c-~. etc
1 l;no\\ ll " to un C\tent untuir
to ht!!hlight the nc~ati\e U!\pret-. ol
the 2.000 \cAr\ ol Chmtl,tn hi)tOC\ .. .
t ertatnl~ there'.\ much to be ~tud lor
"· aut t~l \US.'C I th.tl the Chrhuan
pcn.~·uvc "all heal all ilh 1 JU~t a'
buN~d a propo'loillon,
II therc ss a l!hallenge lor thi!~>
genemuon ol irc,hmcn , 11 mtght be
,,, pro' tdc orne oltr'rnollW' an, we:,-,.
to w hut appc:a~ tl' hnvc bcc:n the
.. cuurge (ll thl'\ ralanet-lhc
ra11onuhrN le.tl ol the ,oJdrer' ol
the eros,,
• ... S~'t'S H~'S
ihare ljomc ol rn\' jt1Urnc~ w 1th thl~
qucsuon tn the hope that otheB mav
ds)Co,er thcu quefition"' .md e;.,.pand
their 11ght.
JtJim l.aljnll'
Compw Catlrollt \lumt('t
I c B(H /Jb
Aid to agencies
not to students
fo thr l dltor,
I be >lory 10 the I og (I 13/77)
rcgardrng financial a1d i• i.IP·
prc('1.ttcd ,
I would hkc toclurrl> one point
\1y propu)Cd reduct ron~ would be to
oll-c.Jmpu~ cJgc'tlrt~'· not "ull· cam·
pu 5tuden••"
Ric lzt'llt \tumpj
IJifc••tm o/ Imam tal A tel
Jlrt• jtlllltrlflc 'Ht'clm rt•l'irwmg
htJCJI\J 7 I/ .w, the I (}(, IHIIIIA HJU.
( ull ,.XI, }Jl or srr Jc'j/ f>tl'r(t'
Jltt• ) au 11 J'"' • tn ..
.. u•// S0111f'l}llng1
.Jmd cm1rll11m:?
I he I I H • ll tWI\ uraptlll};
c laut/trd ac/1 Jur pul>lu:oiiUII 71tt')
l'tHI }5t' J'l'f llfh' Ul (Jfllltt•rf 111 the
/lllf1l 1 II J 011 rr ullrrr.llt d, call /)anu
01 ,.,, ]J! Ol1e a11SM er?
To the fdltur,
I ,\m ten ihl dt'•'PPlHnh:d b~
M~ Uurn' nurro" mrnded 'olutmn
to the .. dt)ounst)"' .at l t (I()(,
I 1.0(77)
True, il) 'he \,1)',, ·' raurrao~c of
u hbernl an' cdUI.·liiOO (ill) to I}IVC u~
u better an'ttlhl toto "here ~e Me .11
mor.\11~" howeH:r tim c.sn b~
done through u 'tudent ' U\\ n &n·
ttinuve. A c:orc: to the 'dl cHn be
hlund "rthout gi\ mg Je'u' Chri,tull
the erC\lit
Fr«dom or Rell~lon
\11 relig10n hn t \:entered
•• round L hrr,uanrt\ . :--:cit her nrc ull •
people \\ ~ .m: t:t" en the I rredom to
pru~:ttet.- our O\\f\ rch~ron w11 hout
learin~ prC'l>Urc trom other,, lt
would be ... h.tmclul, .tnd coot rut,. to •
the whole tde.l of education, at .tn
•• ttempt were mnde lO r~~trusn the'c
nghh b) onc:ntmg :.tudcnl\ .1nd
lacult\ to one be he: I lor 1 he 'ukc ol
'oh·an~ the rarobkm ol drsuntl)
I I
I
Renaissance for
Copeland's ~Nail"?
"'an11 (.rt)·John'ion
~carr \\ riter
Arter bcsng clo c:d devcn
month•. the Rur.t)' Nutl coflee hop
rn Copeland ma) reopen. I o
f'IUblicil.c the prujrel, the lacihlle!i
"ill be u cd r or u hall·wtdc L1p
S) lit, u I un·ttmc: Mng·::.ong acuvtt)
With competttton• and pr110, th111
Saturda) al R:JO r m
r he Ru~t) i'\alllloppcd bcCIIU'ie
the: people who r.an at esther
graduated, moved ott campu or
~imply lo~l Interest. I o add to thc5e
probh:m ~. he.thh tn~>pcc:totti were not
t-atitolted "'tth 1 he d"hwll!lhlnf 11 nd
1.1thcr sy111c:m• the !lhop war. Ulltnfllo
~crvc cu~tomer'
A "chuul·w td~o: c.unpmgn '" now
undcrwa) lo IC\ ll.rlllc: it.
~ r he end ul thl\ term mtghl ee
·• 11:\1\al ol the :"'1ul," srud 111uden1
Juke Greenburg, u rcvi,,&l c.tm·
pzu~ner "It ·~ ,, mcc plat't' thnt unl)
needs orne w or~ " lie e!'ltunutc:d
rclurbralung co111 at about S2UO
\\hen tclltorcd, the Ru•t) /'l:arl
well HJ~c the leu m 01 11 r~tuurant ,
but v rll rctun the rc:lu:ounr, bt·
mv~rah:re ul the cullce "hop 11 once
wu~ I he probltrn doesn't ~ccm hl
\tt111 lrom tht ln~,;J. ol ,, ourct ol
ctntntht.ution, but lrom the luc\.. ol
time or mtc:rc'l an t.:reaung a team·
hlo.t at mo,rhere
\II men and \Hlmen have to
dtal wuh the timclc''· phtk•11ophrcnl
4UC\IIont. ,he: mentions Who nrn J'l
\\hat tll "'' lunc:uon tn thu. world'1
etc l hwnaantt~ tll not tht curt all
lor thc:'t drllu;:ult and otten
lru-.tr.uan~ qut'iiiOnll A' lhc'c
quc,tions arc rut"'cd b) the sell. the
true 'f\'wer '"ll come trom the \CLI
''" e.u:h ol u' begin' to an,wcr
thc'c que,uons. the knowledge gam
ed mrght he '"ed to reach out to
othe~ .tnd form .. mall, }et genumc:ly
rcw.trdrng . eoht\1' e cammuniuo
Ju,, a' \h L>uan and I diller rn
our opimon..,, ,,, do othe~ . It t!\
,impl} rmpu,,ablt ton''- eH~r)·one to
believe 111 one concept of rc:hgton h
would be tcrribl) borang tf ,.,c weh:
all umtcd an ont religiou' bchel.
\\hat would happen to the in·
drvrdual ,\fld ht!> J'lrOIOUOd QUI!)IlOII·
ing ol 1 he l ntvcrst'
---
l dllur·ln·( hlrf
~bnaain r t dltur
rrudue11vn Dlrn-tllt
l'louturraph\ I dltur •••
"'"''h f chlur
( nmpcnlloun tdllut
Ru,lh<"' \hn1111
\d•crtl•ina \tanaecr
( lrcul•llnro '\1anacrr lt is an the J'Olllltg ol qu~''Oil
bch~\~, tlmt the: real b~aut)
t!COIU'I ul nut n '" te\ e<~IN IWI
orthlldll\ 11nSWCf'\
I o ant cmr llltc•rt'.\tl'(/ m r1,
mg mo''"''
I or till' Ill''' thrn 11 t',.k1,
11 I rt'llc h jlul..' wr/1 br JiraK""
l'urtla11J' Sth I \'t'fltu ( tnrmo
l.og /un ,,,.,.;, ,.,.,~J tu lllll'lld
\IJtm mg\ jrn •>f 'hllfKt
W,• arl' 111 H'arrlt oj ,\Oillltu
"11/inx to "'l'''''c·nr tim pupc•,
Momlu I'J ut1 p.m. /11 rrlllrn tht
1\ QIIIJ cJ ft'\'lt'W tiJ 11pp~ar Ill
"tcprin' Out ,·o/umn
A 111 0111' llllc'ft'Jtc•J \hould
Jt/j at c'\1, l.ll .
l••llt'f\ w tlrt f."tlllm lfiO•I.I!di
tJtltlrc•\\t>cl to &1\ '11. flit' clc'lltiho:r•
/0 a.m.. Hum/an 1// .Hil,ntl~Ji,:i
\lwui.J he fl'(lc'd ami arr .\ltbjtrt
-
Jell l'ecr«
Uut•h M:anc1tl
ll&\ld So)'•ICI
It llll\ H ni11U1Jtl
Robcrl BIIIJ
l.aur11 Marlin
ll.ana t\Qmbol
Jc1hn lmdtlc}
IR I .. Til\ l'uhllclo Occunnu" • c oJ u
\\ '"'"' sand) 1\ni.lciiT\lln , Kr\ln llurd, llrcndP Uurncll
J,.n t ••nncll, JuiUI Dum. C'.arr.hnc llalc, l"an.t Ulr)'·Johnwn, J scoll Jonc luloc
Jona, Mel I~Jna. tl;mc ~"" '"· Jtm Mtllcjl.1n, l'ciT) Obun Soan~) Ruu~h . luhc
l"hull IIIII "itula, '\11m I<Jihtuln, llall;nnur lho1ttconnon. l.auuc Todd
;r10rh . · · .. l>~n ll lmct, lalc (ol't'l:nhUrJ. \nn "ilfflttt
I hulu&raph ) lclf Oll<m, l'h)lll\ thtcr.
t.. rl l'c tcr. n, llt~ur. Rol<nbc:l£, kyle Rothrnlkor;
l'rcuhcdlnn , • Sandy l\11i.lrlman ll.an Ualmcr, Ro~Y < tar~
t\\ull:, n < ur.rO), < urohnc Uate, Mar ha (ootnbcra'. Mel luna. Uchbtc :>itdwl,, \\til
flp.ool
C IIIII I'"'"'"" , layne IJargcn t end) tlr\ant, \\cUd) t l•>lcllo
t.. 11 n lilll'wnl•. \\lend) 1\.cn.c~t 'h•rknc Kllmo•lll rul \llehnniUill . \!IIIII
Mtt ullt•(h, I 11 Oli:>;tCh Stt•c l'>J'·•Iolln~ Jc:nntlcr \\nod)
l'hootu ~urr R(t
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to~urd the
Sl.aoncriunJ
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srccmhte~
tullu\lo AI(
ol rch.thllit
St,lnl<
commen t~
P')..:hiatr)
through m
He do
throughou
U)C' them
C\tnbh!'>h <
remove" Ill
the reality
It j) ~
demnnd' •
Wtth
) dl I br9
"'or:-lliUS~
eM on .1 ~
Shat~
bun' '' 1
the rich. 1
~nd glcclj
· l.elc:ton I
Then
Beall)'), '
g..1me ol r
(Lee vra1
even a l
George':\
<\lu~
to himl\~1
and Jack!
to Jll'llm
But
<Jeorge·,
C'-CcptioJ
But Golcl
Othtr fel
Sha
the: 60's
of the 19
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A C/,(/..1\'tlrk Urnnflf Will hov; thl'l Saturday •ll 7 ,tnd 9..30 in
l "•'"'· h 1 not th~ bc:!lt mo\'te to 'ee tf you are looking lor hght
cntc:ll:unmcn t •
It 1 ,, '•ole nt movte, not only in phys1cal ubu~c. but in its hostility
10~.ud th~ m1ddle cia"'· toward the government, .md tovward the B. f.
!>l.inneri,tn of mental rchubihtatwn ln!oiiiUIIon s
I he mov1c \leal ~ 1th Ale~. the IS year old leader of a g.Angthat
~peca.duc. 10 tel ror11!ng, r,1ping, beotttng, and murdering people. It
Jollow' \k' through h" arre I h15 1wo year an pri\on, ht' two weeks
ol rchabthtation .1nd Lht ultunote resuh of thut rchubihtut1on
Stunlcy K ubncll director ol the film, makes .omc trone
comment' on the tmpotencv ol the penal system, the hulure!l of
p\)l."hllttr)', and what happen' when "the cl.u.si~" arc chcilpc.ned
through ma. .. ~ ava1labthty
He: doe. th1, largcl\' b\ u•mg music Hc:ethoven , 'ltnth '"repeated
throughout the mov1c u~unlly dunng Alex·~ net"> of v1olcnt.4: K urbrid
uw the: mu,ac to \Often and remove the realuy of o\lc~ . brutaht\'. to
c:11nblt~h our \ympathte\ wuh htm. On the .mme tangent K ubnd
remo\c:~ mu~1c when AltA •~ brutnlucd by authontu::\, to cmpha!lllc
the reality ol thnt v1olence
It t) ,l good movtc to 'ice ir you arc w1lhng to see what Kubnck
dcmund'i of you.
• • •
Wtth great detenninatton I avoided ~c:etng Shampou for over a
)C.U. I broke: down hnully. bceau'e 11 wu' billed wnh fan Drnn M)
\loOrlit \U~p•c•on ~ were ammcdtately confirmed 11 "ll' a supertluom. n~
oil on a p'cudo pohllcal theme
Shampoo whtch will \how tomorrow 01ght at 7 and 910 m
Evan' "the product or year\ devoted to pubhc111ngthc dtrt) linen ot
the nch 1 "~ eva\IOO\, !(Ifill. i10d appo1ntmcnh hud been uncovered
• tnd ~lcefull} flaunted b} the mtd111 fhere ~a' ho\\oever. u final
)lc:lcton left to rattle gut\\ whut'' sex! Vo1lu' jJmmpoo /
fhe mov1c 11p' alan!!', through .1 day 1n tht hft ot George I Warren
Be ttl)'), a wealth) hutrdrc"scr .tnd latent hctcroscltual who pht)') u
game ot mu .. lc.tl bed' wuh fiancee Jail (Goldie Hnwn), client fcliciu
tlcc: (,runt) and marncd ex ·gtrlfncnd JJtktc (Julie C"hmue) I here is
C\tn a l ohta,hJ..c 'equen~:c wuh l-chcn' daughter ({ arrie F15hcr).
George·~ phy,lc,tl rcslhc:ncc: '' nothang short of rem.trkable ,
,\Ia"' ht'> perlormunce .t\ lover i' not. He i unublc to be commited
to him'lcll or am ot ht~ women He ~ecp ha' "hpper) under bot It Jill's
and Jacktc"'\ bed throughout the lilm Quate Stmpl)', vcorgc: j, unable
to :Js:.umc r~pon:ttblitt} ,md h1' decluraltOn!'> of love nng hollow.
But then neither doc:~o anyone else. indudant those who sec
George\ lallaclc'· fhc thuro.1ctcn arc al be~t medaout , With the
e~ccpuon ol l ester (Jutk Warden) , who d~~ grow through the mo\Jc.
But (,oldie HaY. n 1' cycJu,h for eyelu'>h the tmc pulfb<1ll of Lau1.h ·m
Other rc:malc churacttr'> are cqu.tlly tn tpld
\'hcJmpc•o .me. mph to m.tlc <~ pohttwl t.ttc:mcntab out the end of
the 60':\ .1nd the: 1m pact of the 'lt:\On admam ... tmtion lt i., scll'n the eve
of the 196~ lc~:llon ..,hoi\ ol 'bton ar mten.pc.rsed .tnd the\ provide
u good lau(lh, but .')Jiumpoo (,ul\ to c.trr) the \OCIUI 'tatement 11 w;ts
tntcndcd to mJkt lt mo\c tou quicJ..I). Mo)t untorg1vc:tbl), II i
ponrl) ~ nllcn and b,tdl\ oiCted Oircctor Hal J\shby ( 1/uro/d <mel
\/awl••) ccrtamh l..nevw better thun thas
A career in 1
WilhOUII SChOOl.
What can you do wath only a bachelor s dP.Qree?
Now there as a way to br adge the qap batwel.!n .m
undergraduate educulton and <£ challengang , rcspon·
Sible career. The Lawyer's Assastaot rs able to do
work traditionally done by lawyers
Three months of mtens1ve tramang can gave you
the skills--the courses are taught by lawvots You
choose one of the seven courses offered-choose
the caty in whach you want to work.
Stnce \970, The Institute for Paralegal T rammg
has placed more than \600 grilduates '" law hrms,
banks, and corporaltons rn ovor 75 cattes
If you are a sentor of hagh academac standtng and
are Interested 1n a careor as a Lawyor'!> Ass•stant.
we d like to meet you
Contact your placement ofhce for an tntervtaw wath
our representative
We will visit your campus on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28
The Institute for
Paralegal Training
235 South 17th Slfot\1, Ptlltpdelph•• · Pannsytvnnra 19103
12151 732-6600
Operolod bo; Paro·Lcgel, Inc ' Corporate inter
dominate job outlook
Htlaint l •~ky
Collt&f Pr"'" ~trvlcf
l1 II true what they say about
ming employment? Department of
l.ubor •tuusucs lot)' thinp arc look·
ing ro .. cr for College 8TlUJU3tCS th1•
yeat whale ~ollegc pla~mento(ficcfl
arc <~dvi•ing caution ahc.1d.
MSisns of tmprovcment tn the
e~:onom) could Signal expanded
bu"'"' , activit) wh1ch just m1ght
mc.tn more avu1lnblt job' for rrud
year graduate : •• ud the dtrcctor of
C.ueer Plannang 11nd Pluc.cment Scr·
VICe nt the Untver ltV ol Oreson an
F.ugcne But while nntaonal trend
c:em to pa1nt an cncouragmg pte·
ture, these trend• do not always
rcprocnl reglonal or local con·
ditions. And, according 10 the place ~
ment officc:r, no degree in o par·
ticulur school or department i~ ~t
ttckel to u Job.
~tuden~ rcadmg nntaonal
report will not alwuys get a clear
p1cturc of their employment oppor
lunatics. ln fuct, I"-O contradtcuns
report appe.ued on the .1me p4gc
of the W,.U L S fREE1 JQ(., RitA L
l.t)t month wuh the headhn~ ·
"Joblc !> Rnte Chmb:; to 8.1%,
\\hole 01lc Pn~ Is l~~el ,'' and right
below, ··Emplo) rncnt Seen Rtsing
2(Y In Oec.ade a. Prospect! Among
Jobs Runge Wtdc:l)' • Su the forecast
uppeur good but landang today's
job i:. stilltou&her than t.1clchng OJ.
Simp)on
One tudent took to the street ·
at the Umvc:f!>tty of Oregon m Cor·
v11lli' with u placard whtch s1mpl)
read "Help" m an attempt to gc:t a
r~earch ussistnnc~hip to l'ind out
ho" the 5}'1tcm wronged ham John
Cougtll, a scnerul educ..:~uon doc
torul c.andidate with two muster'.,
degr~ . satd he was tared ol be1n8
"(~red, fleeced, flunked and
lorgotten ... Because of hi' inabtltt\·
to rmd work he hu!t had to borro~
mone\ from parcnb .1nd relative~
and hve oft food stamp .
But there 1 omc: good nc~'
even if it's in the torm of proJeCted
Job opportuniues in the next len
years. The be..'lt proipctl5 according
to the l ubor Department include 11 3S percent 1ncrea•e 10 the demand
lor ACf'Vlte workeD •uch ;u butld1ng
cleaners, pollee olhccri, nurM:S and
health aides between 1974 11nd 198S.
r otul U.S. employment I& upcctcd
to rue 20 percent wuhjob pro ~pecu
in patttcular occ:upauons rangmg
lrom bounttful to d1amal Here's the
spcdhc: JOb outlook according to a
study by «onomJSt Mu 1-Care) or
the Labor Department .
• 29 percent growth in demt1nd
IQr profesSional and tec:h.nic:zl
worker11
• A 2 percent drop is proJected
for college: and uruvcrsit)' jobs.
•A strong dmuuuJ for bnnli:
officers and finuncial managers .
• Funeral director~' jobs will
dtrlmr 6 percent and postm:utcr und
matl supenntcndents' jobs will drop
16 percent.
•A SO percent incrtau in Jobs
lor secretaries .
•A 20 percent mruau m JObs
tor drnlt and indUJtrial "orkers.
•Mort mechama will be need­
ed to rcpalf andustrial and consumer
machinery .
•Jobs for te~ttile workers wtll
jo/1 15 per~nt .
•A 23 per~nt teom for bus
driven.
A rather Jumbled Dnd uncom­
mon auortment or job PD551bihti~ .
For those" 1th a corporate interest an
their futures, lhing.s do look bright .
B.ued on the number of campus
interviews done by corporate
rcerunen, a 16 percent hiring tn·
crca&e 15 tn the worls together wuh
an Increase in stan10g s&Janes. Of
count, the libentl art.\ gruduates .:an
again e:\pect slender pickmgs tor tbc
JOb oilers. Only an eight per~nt
ancrea\c in jobs tor hberal aru
student tl expected .
Storting enaineeu v;1th
bachelor' degrees can upect a
monthly :5111ury ol SI,N2.
Graduating accountants could take
home monthly s:alarie$ ol Sl,067
y, hile chemi ts cnn budget thctr
monthl~ cxpen:.e. to the tunc ot
S 1 JOtS Econom1a and finance
~n1duute' C'.tn eApect S9~3 3 month.
I hen tllur IS the llbnal ar1s
jlfldmt'.I mom hit pa) c htcl.:. S ti6.
CFU'BRif 't ,\ T1 R .\.CTIO ~
rR£'-\t :~T~
I HE. ll'COMPARA BL.E
AUDITORIUM
8:00 Pl\1
FRIDAY . FEB. 4
ficktb S6.SO-SS.SO-S4.SO
On ~ale : Celebrity Aura~;tions,
1010 SW Mornson, 9720S. 2~371
liaWCI co tUNif. f01 dcWb ·Oo Y''u h•' e • hot le•d!
Thr Pionur Lot'5 ntw!lna~ h
numbu ~~ nt. 2.n.
1 RS backs do~vn
The Internal RcV'Cnue U\1~
Frida) backed oft on a controvcni.a.l
plnn to stan collec:ting income: uucs
on the value of free or reduced
tuttion given u a fringe beneht 10
some 27.000 chtldren o( profc:sson •
infolmal
framework
for concetns
laurie Todd
.Start' \\ ritrr
l.ast spnng a lack of tnformal
commumcution v.tth students led
Deun of ~:u;uhy John Brown to
•uagest the fonnauon of a Dean's
Adv15ory Commiuee. fn September
that ugt$tion became n realuy: A
commuuee " cstabh bed to
pro,·tdc n casual torum for diSCUS-
• SIOn
The Dean' d\~on Com-• mutec dtsCusses C\Cr) a:spc" o(
college policy. but has no authori­
l) 10 make d~on . Composed of
IS 'tudents oc:ultc Dean of
Facult~ Oa..,td Savage. Dean of
tudenu R1chard orcruen and
Bro"n htm~lf , the commtttee lS
dcstgncd to be broad·b3sed
Student member Fred Harder
sa1d the commutec hu become Man
intormnl fr.tmewort for scnous diS­
cu ton•• n nd pro,•tdcs ad­
mtntstrntors \\lth .. darect tnfor­
mauon about student oonccms.·
Top1c:5 discussed anclude·
•changmg the: hopors program
•rcvl ing the general tud1es rc-
quu-ement
•Ire bOUln onenuauon
•o\cr-6cas and otf.-camplll study
progranu
• .adrn111 tons poliC)·
•hnanciaJ rud
•actJ\1ti~
• professor e\'Uiuallon
•&enerul educataon&l philosophy
1 he: commtttee u not a dcasioa
makmg body and has no formal
authont)i. According to orenson. it
is JU3ot an "tnformal sharina of
thoushts.'" Student member B~
Abbott s~ud the C\'mmtllec has been
ven infurmatwc to tilt duns as wdJ •
as allowin• :students to \otcc au­
ietles and polnt out problems.
Bro\\ n llSJtt$ thllt the com milt~ bas
helped him bttome .. mon: tn·
formed· about tudent concerns
Harder saad .. the comm1ttt:e
h:l n~t gcacrated proposals.... but
agr«S v;tth Brown that no one
hould c pcct ony dramattt' mullS
lrom oommltlee diS\.""US:SIOM He
adds. h 1Wc\ er ,that ttnubllc 1m pact
may be an important influcacc tD
future dec:ison makina. • oda •l ha '\urth~ t:ltt f lm "luillc~ cntr• "ill • fhr art-cr Ins: un tnf
pr~cnt ~. .;,OO/Jc•'., 111 \lctl at I he• /'t'tiOIIJ l cntrr ''ill prc~c:nt 11 !lcmtnar ~nllli(J
A/eli. Jan. 29. 1 ht' lilm c: p1\lfC c , tcnttu1 r 1JJP '' fmWr.f 1t1 Rna1/ ,\fe1cllunJumg
dalemmn' of modern) oung pcoplt'. h wlll he ,\IIIIIUI(c'mc:/11 , 1 he: :Sfll'llkcr \\ill be R.1rbtlfa
"ho"n at 11 p.m nt th~ f'ortlund \rt Pcdago, darcctor ol rccrualtn8 cand C:;t.CC:UU\c
•If 'ou'rc an l ngli~h major,Joda) •~ )our :\fu cum, s. \\' Par~ anJ Moda on 1\dms • de,t'lopmcnt at Mcacr lind Fran)(, 1 he
lA tchan~toha\ca )tnthce$tahh hmcnt ion 1, 17~ cmtnar \\Ill be held nt 4 pm. 10 the Cre\
of nc:" major rrquiltmcnt .. Fl\C rropo~h. • \ '\l(ldfl ~C\Urlt) l ouncil mcctln~ \\Ill Room, Ft'b. I.
h \'C ~n ubmlltcd , nmJ tudenu are en· be held I•Om 8:JO a.m. to 3 p m. 10 the •1 ht· \lnh a'i'' of rortland "all prt;)cnt
lc<mragc~ to \OJOC OJnruonson them at no,m Counc1l Chambers, I hu)er Room • •ra). .~tdH'IIIUtc!t 1~1111 till Pllornl\, 1 pill)'
tod&) an the Gre) Room, 1 ~mpleton Center. Dubach, Stamm .1nd the Coif~ :shop, adnpted ftom the hoo~ Ou1'11/ tmJ th'
•la~tl.ra'e at Otrnbtaz.a,n him on. outh !====================t Phvrnn, b) llo)d Orrn.lndroyd . fhere \\til
fnca, "'II bC' ho''" at :.\,30 p m today an he pcrlormunccs Feb. 3·<> 111 I uruJ J p m. ut
the CounCll Chomber' dnumun u jff'r. • the Mu •o Hunt Center I heattc. Admt Ston
• I h~ t•ortland lnailblucrs "til tal:e on 1s • .,~
n t\ntoruo at the Poulund Memorial • \dam, Rih \\til be \hown ns u t:r~
Coh)cum, rt.m , J n 27. The cohseum •~ at • The: R ,.lllrtt munit) enter Um,enll} ·tim l:Cb 2 t\11 1 C tudenl~ urc
the eat end ol the RroJd\\11 • Bmlge ,,jll proent lrt'C \tu .. l{ Muhntt"> . Meuo \\elcome. 1 he 111m ,~111 be ho\\n 1n the
•I he Northl'lbt Film "'tudl~ { enttr \\ill oprano 1\J)ce Rodgeo \\111 b... oll ompanicd ouncal Chamber . ,~1dmuu011 l{jrf«'.
present Hafl To Thr <..·1.. 1 "'ld pohucaJ by Laurence .:5math on ptano und Cuthenne
Ullre about 8 frustroted rrefotd~nt 1 ht ftlm ralladtno on clarinet at the Jan )0 con~rt .
\\lll be ho"'n \\'lth \'t.\on's Chrcl. · ~~ ~ · ch fhc program "til bepn at 4 p.m ,,.Jnuwon
tonaght. 8 p m lttlhe Portland An \!u-.cum. ujr.,..
:->. \\ Pari.' and Madason . ,\dmauaon ISs I 75 • I he rortlaJid r raalblaztl':\, \\ ho curr~nth • e e.
T\' ,p~clals tom•ht• At 9 n m on lead then :-i81\ dl\tsatn, \\Ill pin) Phocnt~ . • ., • ,.. • I hr Ponland Wlnttrhawk' hockcv channel b. JohnnJ. Wr H11lllla 1\.n~.. l'r Jan JO at 7 p m 10 the Ponland \.temorinl g.1me on "unda) feb b 1 1 benefit contc'it
'...-•• .-on Jo"- "·enn-·~>'• d~ea•lon to -1" Coh eum, ca 1 t'nd ot thl Brood"'' Brado .. , ._..._.. lUI"' ~ " " " "...... ~" tor the I (. c.hoir. Prcx:ec~h I rom ticket~ old
~hn~~hu~scttli congre aontal e:tt 10 19-lb ;:::=================:=: b} the choar "til help IIOan ... c a .. pring tour of.
ran .S ot RooiS, the Sllga ol a blac. • Europe
Amencan lamtly, "'II ho~ 81 10 p.m. on e The V. estern C mada Hoeke) Le.tsuc
channel 2 ThesrnC* tu .. don the best eller. game matchc} the Wanterh.mk~ ag.:Jtn\t the
~~~~il~l~c~o~n~u~o~u~e~t~h~ro~u~1h~~u~n~d~a}~'·::::::::==f~~~~~~~~~~~~ E;~~~~ =l C tlgur) ( entenninb . fotu:coH ume 1s 7 p.m
•Or. I nnca' "hatffc:r, a \\CII l;nown 0encral ndmas .. aon ucket lor the game
hri uan author \Hll appear "1 the Ponland arc S2 nnd nrc avatlable Crom anv chotr • < l\JC Audttonum Jan lJ The progrum \\til member or b) cnllang \:XI. "tQ5 Chon
beg10 at 7:30 P m Ill 2'11 V. • Cltl\ ~~ membe-r "all al!.o man ttdets booth'> at nrea
•Thr L nrnin& Ot .. abilihn ( cntu ~111
present tt ~orbhop cntttled l111ormg : A
Multt· \mJ'On pptoOJch Jan 2'" The
"or · hop u 1 he third an a sene ol 1\
~om It ~~II be ht'ld an 1 omhnr;on and
Thayer Ill from I to l p.m for rep tratton
mlorm:llton <'Ootact Barb.sra Rang at e \.
252
•The I ( sl'tmmln& and dhln£ lt'am ~111
take on Wtllamettc:~ 7 p m , Jan 28 at 1 C'
I\\Jmnung pavdson
• I he rurtland n l\hncum \\111 present
Clrongmg, n dance-theater company J n 2B
The group "'U pcrlorm .a "or&.: enutkcJ "''
Gamr Collrd ·ore on' at 7.30 r m tn the
fo)cr oltht An Mu~cum Admu.upn tsfr~r
•SOf ~•II present Shampoo, n film
about a male ham:Jre10ser. Jan 28 at 7·lOnnd
9 p.m to E\'nn~ dmt ton as Sl 25
•l hr Stt' r :\Jill r Band \\Ill appear 111
concert at the Ponland Memoraal Coli eum
Jan. 28 1 p m The cohseum ts nt the e11~ot
end ,,1 the tiroad\\3} Budge
s • es.
• The RadiCIII ( valiliun for I he· '&ud~ of
l>cmo~natic \ction "~ lcoml •II Jl'f">On
mtercsted an Jomtng n wcek.l) ducu~~ton ol
curr~nt and recent e'ent , mo,cmcnl3o , and
adeologte from tto nnll-tmpc:rtah!it, nnll·
C3J'IlClli I pcn.pt:CII\ C
l'hc Cuahuon tncludes tudcnt , facul·
'', und alumna. It is non-5tcturiun und •
detnocrnltc . Mectangs are held in the f r.ul
Room lounge C\ct) Tue du) at 7.~0 p m
f·or lurthcr mformauon contuct Jeri)
Baum (ext 436) or la)tOn \lorgare1dge
(rJ'I ~Q~)
• ( hrl\luphrr r•arlu·nanJt. u elus ical
i:!Uil '· · -~til up pear tn r tal on stnge nt 1 he
Ponlnnl.l Ci"c J\Udatonum f-eb. I at 8 I~
p m 1ickctr. rc S4, SS nnd S6, on sale at
Cclebnt) unactwn, 1010 S \\' Mormon
• shopptn£ centers
•On~: on cat fanctc:" w1ll stage.-. cut ho\\
tn the Con\enuon Hull or the Portland
Memonal Coh~cum from 10 a m to 5 p m.
Jnn 29-.10.
•l ht> l,ortlllnd talc l nh rr,it) ~ummc:r
Se5 ion IS \pon onn~ 11 thard t..rael
Prol!fam du11ng the ummer ol 1977 J•or
fun her IOIOmlUUOn COOlll\;t Rabbi ~tdmp ler
Ol ]46-8li l I.
fht' final frontier: I he ulllm.tle
Clcnc llcllon movac IJt'mutl :lu'd, as no"
10 producuon . It'~ the stoq ol a wom.m
•mprcgn.Jitd b)' a computer
•:->c:otlhh »rtl<tl Rlrhard Oemarco "til
prc.\cnt 1 ~hde lecture Jan · ; .tt · JO p m m
T c:mplcton Center Admu\lcm rs jru
DcmariX!, ll leuder sn f dmburgh's
cultur,l! communuy. led a group ol 100
artallot~ and Ia) parttl·tpant\1 tn a 70-day,
7,500 nule palgnmage m 1975 to tdenttl) the
hn&.s between contc:mpomr) and prelmtonc
.trt The tnp begnn 1n June on ~1.tltu, the
Bn111h tsland outh ol Stc:a1 • tn the
Mcdttcu Ulc:an :>ca--contiOU~d through
Rome, Motu~~tn. Surhng, Shclficld md
ended tn Augu~;t nt Cullnna h on l.t\\IS, 11n
t$llmd lit the north\\ est tap of Scotland
•I\ LC brine• Clock\\ orJ.: Orongr to LC, the od) c) centen:d 1ts nttentton on
at Jan ~Q an E\ n .. 1tc;''ct5 "r c1 c,-, 1 • I ht I rarninn Ubabilillrs < r.ntrr "til
• ~ "' .. u e ~ .l\1 "a .. the lit One CJrcl~ r.cattcrcd throughout
thowl 7 and 9.30 p rn fhe 111m" not rated present the ltfth tn n sencs ol \\OrkshoJl5 We tern Europe nnd •dentJltet.l the hnk
.• ", thnt 'CilllOn ll no longer U\IUiable entitled lmorrng: I \lultJ-.\I'ttJDr) conam,•n tu nrii~U IS em awnmcm und the
(The~ on I) cut 40 liCC:Ond6 to change lhe Approach I rom I to) P m tn I omhmon nnd n • .auri~l cucrgte ol the sun, moon, li~ tes and
nnmgto .. R") I hu)cr Ill, I cb. 2 the hke
• f ht' 'orth~nt I ilm ~IUdl~ ( l'hiCT \\ll1 •Opportunities an thr J acid or ( hildrrn' r> • I 0 li-' emareo s ·S uc prc:.'lenuuton
procntJant>J. ,,. tarring Or on \\dies nd \\'dhsrr ~rnl(t~ wall be the topu.:of11 Que~r depaci!IO the liU·Mie5 amc.sugated and
your t)illcal creep) aJ.lllle 1 he film wtll he f'l;mrung and Pluccment Cenler emmar document the c~hthauon of pnanungs,
1ho"n J n 29 8 P m. t lhe Portland n 1 he peaker \1.,11 be I ed ~c)fi nn l C dlli\\Jngi , $CUlpturc!o, land and concept u.s!
Mu~um. :> \\' Purb and Mada '"" AdtniS· ulutnnu\ ond member of th~ Orc:-gon tate .1n 1nd perlormances that re~ulteJ from the
1100 •~ Sl 75 Chtldn:n·~ Sel\tCC J:ll\1 aon llte etnmar c pedtllon
•l odd 1~• lahn: lunr: and I "l!tlhU, a ~•II be held 1-c:b 2 ut 3 30 p.m an the ltrll)
conc:c.Jl fcntunng the comp0Jtl10n5 or M:ntl)r Room •Sign UJI forms rnr \SI ( nfn~ '!\ nnd
Todd 1euluhn, Ythopcrforrnss.oloon gunnr :==================~ o11-cumpus ~cnntors Ytlll be "'·11luble tn the
and lc:\ boards Aoc11mpantng him \I. all bC' \S1 < oil toe nd at the anfo desk from Inn
Jnnd} Anderson, 1) mel Oalmc:r ,lmdn B 1• s 27 tu h:b 4 Olfiu:t pO!illlon!> (n'UII.Ible 11e
num, Jtm Kn1d. ~cllh Mantn md Ron • A 1 C l'r~adent
tephanlo 1 he conoen "'" be sn the Chnpcl 'I(.'C Pre tdent
J n 2 at 8 p m Admluum IJ frcr • f hr urth~nt Jollrn ~tudl~' t·ntc:r Yt1ll lr..:.J urer
•'T'hl!' nnual 1 )rqon lndt•ur 1 r•c&o: le-tt proent u prugrnm ol orttmot·mndc filmr. I he term ol ollt~c tli hom :,prilnf. '77
wall fealurc gold mcdnhst lac\\ all.: a lUi and nm:rnhku b) the < enter lnduded ..rc ahratugh \\antcr '76 \ cnndtdatc.\ forum \\Ill
01) mpu: tush JUmper Jona llumle\ The Closrd \fottdars and 11us Is ot a Mwrum be held 1n lhe ouncal Chamber on I eh ~
mec:l \\all be Jan 29 81 7l0 p m 81 the I he film \\tlll~) hu\lin l.tn \ ~p m ,utthl' .1n!J cl«llun \\Ill be held l·eb 11.1
florllnnd Memuraol Coht.eum, CJt t end ol Ponlund An Mut~eum, S W Park nnd
the Rrond\\ny Hndgc Mtuh on A~m1 Jaon 1 • I 7c;
•1 ht I "umcn' bu~cthall tum \\Ill •l pcpn, 11 Pnrtland hand wtll appenr Ul
pla)' Pugct ound at II a m an Pamphn on !\ W • ront 1\ H J.an 3·5. • J\ 'hurt Olru cnutled Wnmrn II ho HuH~
lfud Aburumu \\Ill be ~ohu\\n \\llh the
regular lcaturc 111 the: < linton !'it. lllwrre
too~sy through f·eb I 11 the u~uulllm c l·or more mlormallon contoct Ueth lhet1 .at6'
4838.
•I < t•ofitfcal 'c•rncl professor
I c:~i~ re(;c:rttlv ~ummed up tht'
prcs•denC) lor the Orrgonum
Among hi' comments on the u
J'H'litdcnt . "lie IS U OICC' 8ll)', the k:tnd)
would lo\e to hu\c hving next door \
would love to ""tm or ~k• with ham. Some
u thtnk ol htm .• ~ n man inten eh c:ol\k!
v.Have an c:conomtt wtth liulc conc~rn lon
to 10 milhon unr mployed, a mu.n \\ho
1long nilh the wur policic~ ol ,lohn11on
'(t,on, who supported ~txon to the bJ
mtnute utd pardoned Ntxon for high cram:
and m~Sdemeanor But mo~t people wot
thanlo: ol that stdc,"
r amfllar face ... ne\\ plac:t<;. (on me Be
lor mer Templeton Center darec:tor "v ......
work on cnmpus sn the developme nt
,\Iter u .. bon vac.tuon and a month•5
coordin;uing tht Chri'itmo" part),
ilC\.'Cpted .1 llt·rnonth .appointment
Cra:-1) Muller an ltlhnp tn for
Kr ,tlo\·ec T h~ search comm•ttee ts •oo1c
tot a permanent .1 'O<.utc: de'Vclop~l):l
director to tuke thCJOb Gr,ttc lelt I~Ut wee~l:l
become Mnrylhur~t· \ development darcctt
Bett)' t ou Bur kc, I ormc:r finnnctal
secretary no\\ work' Wtth them tn deHta
ment lhear \:xtc:n\lon 1:. 290
In ne~ quarter.. I'> tht \lUdent de'<etor,~m:;
cenlc.-r It mov~d to the I htrd lloor o(
manor hou c IAt)t wed The phone nu
rcmwns the ~me .
~) h i• ( ary 1 the ne~ mu,tc ch.urper11on
.til [)( thl rortland pubht ,choob in
~he as ac:,pon'isble lor plilnntnl! the
lc.\lt\UI .snd clulltcr .u:uvmes, .trranr;
teaching technique dcmon~ttauon" lor
tc:nchers, acting a~ lmston bet~ec:n the ol
areas snd amprov10g the commumcali
between tc.scher., ,,dnllnt\tt, uor
p.w·nl~ .
'\tl'l on campu\ are: Holh \~,.hmtdt,
tc:pl.tces L ... tUrie M1llcr ur. spcthll , .. r~'K
hbrun.m durang L.aurae' matcrnny
Su lin l urncr .1~ a-.~1\t, tnt cuculal
lthrarron, Gan.1 Bonner a carcuiiiL
l•brunun, Pat Sch\\llrL und Ann WhattnJ
naght nnd "ec~cnd nur e'> 111 the tnlir
Juuuh 1,n\' renee a ccrct,lf) m pubh...,ut.r.
und public anlorm.1t1on , Kmhs 1 urner
l.tcult) ~oecretur) at rhc law chool, J
O'firaen ns ns ast,ant calltloguer ut the
chool hbrnn·; Kath~rme Ch1lcuu an
t'\ 111 urn I RC3ource l...u" I rullt utc at the
liChool: .md Jamc" l•erl.:ms .. m.ul
clc:rl; tn the campus po 1 oliioe
Oran ol \dm t~'l!"'' lldmuth l:lt'kowir,, ·
hecn nnmcd lor the thard tnught vear
mcmbct of the 'uuonul \tent Sclcc:t.•
Commattcc fhe team ol I() people, 5e1c~
I rom colleges .tnd h•~h chooh m nil
the: countf), ure meehn~ th11. \\ed:
I vnn~ron, Ill to \;boose the n.ltaon . .al
holar \l.ho \\Ill entcJ colleHc: neAt (all
Stall thrtdnr dlllnJ:n: Uob
red campu~ hox numh:r Ill Q(l
I 217
l'o\Jtinn!i Ofh n: Summer school ~cr
permnncnt, part· lime durang the "hool
anc.l 1\lll·umc llur111g the ummer.
ec.retnnnl k11l~ requarcd I >up I .........
'-enter rnlanagct, h\ c ye..r cJI.pcricnce "'
'IHtecJ dUflltC[IIIUil m IChlnCr\,
mull trnii\C und Upt'n 1 Or) Uuu11 ...
budget man 1gtrncnt :md rc\:nrd l.c:t
uhahtaes rcquu-cd Conl.ld thL Oilier
P.:rtmnncl :Sen 1ces at C:)tt, J:lO •••
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learn ohou1
lumw(j jrotn thr.
prrsJ that lu• llf'\ ,.,
km:'\1 h~Jorf'.
-//oro I tuman
t•rala plan'l l~tlh throu~h. Rhodcsutn Pnmc: Mmutcr l.m Smtth
ha~ reJected a plan tor black maJority rule tn Rhod~1a He !>llld tl the:
countr) \~ere: 10 ngree to the plnn,u "ould not ben mnJonty rule. but
10 \\ hnt he cullc~l ol "MIU.'<I!II·mdoclrlnaled mmowy" . I he rctCCiton
\\Ill rne 1n rnore ltghung nnd liUflering lor blacks nnd whiles tn the:
notton.
C un\Unll'r Jlrlcc h'' ult [ .f()'pt's not ended w11h more than .tO
per llllS tlcad .md hund• "d lllJUrcd 1 roops 111111 patrol Cmo'. street:.
ns the 8"'crnment, hu\mg been forced to n;!lcind consumer puce
h1~~ sec~.li more u1d lrom J\rub 011 prCK.Iucmg na11on5
\1o "o'' as blamang PrC$1dcnt Sadut lor the inc1dcnt, Sll)'tng he
ploccd too much conhc.Jencc m Judgement~> from the \'. ~~
Rapmg the: l11nd. \\ hlle Rhodc:.smn Iarmer hll\C thre:ucned to
d~troy then prof'crucs \\hen the nata on comes under blac~ rule
1 hru" ~t\\11) nud,l!r wupo"'? In keepmg with Prcs1dc:nt Carter·~
prom• c to move qutckl) to\\otrds the: elimmat1on ot nil nuclear
,,e.1pons, admm1 tmllon ollh;ul~ hn\c contacted \.1o col4 about n
carl) '1,.11 by Secretor~ Clf !itntc: Cyru Vance.
Cunet:de lo 1'1.0~ ;\ccordtng to a top braeh ollictal. the ruhng
part) tn Jerusalem 1 re.tdy to £1'C up lnnd on the occup1e\.l west bank
of the Jordan Rl\er but r,nt) us part of u complete rcacc !\Clllement
141th Jurdun
f rc:ndt "11udi dull. French Prestdent Gisc:ard DT:.st:ung h.a) gone
to Suud1 \r 1b111 · o barg.un for Ar:tb 011 Ibis comes lc)S than o 14C:d:
;~Iter u Pale IIOt.1n tcrronst u~pcctcd ot launchtng murdcrour.
•IIJCb a~•.un"tl r,tell 11 lhl .. ., Olympics-.,.,;u~ rele.t\ed horn hann~
\lore "atrr in ttH· unh tr\r. A'tronomc:~ have lound ~.1te1
uut tdt the: Nrth' HIIIJll.}' tor the ltr~t ume.tndtC:illng the po,,iblhty of
ltfe tn dl!'it.UII purts ol the Uni\'Cr\c. l'he Max l,lnnck lnswurc ol
Astronom) 1n Uunn lound the 14,1tcr molc:cuJc:o;;, by wa} o( ,, rndto
tcle cope. 2.2 nulhon light )e 1rs u\loay, 1bout one trillion ume5 the
dtstun~t bct~cen the un 1nd harth
( ommun communion" \Iter a 5()0.-vc:.tr chio,m,the Anghcan nnd
Rom.1n ( 1thoht- ~:hurcht MC 1cekmg rcunson
B11\qu1ng in \Ul'I.C'>\, I he go,ernmenl ol Spain h3s begun to meet
demnnd b\ the northern Ba\qu~ lor hmncd sell-rule Under the:
Frnnco reg1me, the mo,cment for Bno.quc: minorit) right~ wa5
ruthle' h \UPfHCS ed.
lankC"f'-b»d in,uranu rio,k'l. r he Feder'.ll go,ernmcnt 15 lfl-
.stttuttnt 1 100 m1lhon o1l !~pill ltab1hty lund for tanL;cn. cHrrymg
\J,a,knn crude otl to the lo~er o$9 &lUtes A recent o.tamucal 5tudy
prcd1cted th.tt ,ulc.lst 20 maJOr a-.:c.:tdc:nt will oc:cut dunng the 25 ~c:UI'l
ol p1pehnc op r 1110n
I l2hter ,llf~t) rule' (or nuclear plant,, U !" Reprc.!>cntnti\C:S
H.1m1llon I 1'h Jnd 1 d~.ard Patll~on, and consumer .ad,•ocatc: Rulph
~.tdcr nnmlunccd the!) hli\'C: 24 ..:u-,ponsoN tor lcg~slntion 10 put
grcmcr ,,h:ru.ud• on utom1c: po~cr f(toncr.nors
Gu' pumped hl~thrr. In ,1 linal mo'e a~ t'rc)tdent. Gcr.tld l·urd
prupo,c:d hllmp prtct control'i 011 lfJ!Iohn~ . The mu\c 1 expected l<l
race !it tong ()ppoo;l\1011 in ConMfC\\ whtc:h hJ'o until l~cb .) to k:illthc
• tcllon \\llh n vote 10 Ctlh.:l houo.e I he I ederul Enerb)' ,\dnumstr.mon
e 11m 1tes the pncc tll uulcaded 8'1" "ttuld go up two ~nts 11 g.1llun
Conllrt ''lon.tl c;ni!C's, howe' er. predict a ht~c ol ,.... cents.
"tarhnK' \turtle 'Ptlol)tl"o. ln M1lan, I c:nne~see, a mn' 1\e
spr 1\ilnl:' \\,, condudcd recently to lull tarhn~ rc!oopon~sble IM 99
percent ol crop dam.•gc nnd seed thelt there. Jhc: sturhng.,, ho .... evcr,
ur'l"ed the: 1nctdent well: the)' \\ere the: le,,~t ~tlfc:~.:ted 7b rcrc:cnt ol the
:50,000 to one mslhon bird" ~tiled ~ere harmle's gruclc.u: and rcd\loang
blad.bud :-lu \\ah:r In 811 lltta, A maJor camp.ugn ~~u ::.oon begin to
con.,me;c '-111 l·r,,nCI'c:.nr. the) muM Sl!f,tuficantl) cut the1r "''tcr
con~umptton ot lucc lorccd rnuomng llit by n 5e,crc drought,
\;on crhltlon tn the c11\ could cnuul ...
•c tubh)hmg .a graduated prll"C culc-thc: mme wutcr used, the
• more 1t c••lit pc:t umt
•ot ..... ue1 could unph b\ mnde "lc s u,,ulahlc .. to e\er)unc:
"mol.rf\ run owrt rl'k' l hlldren .,., ho'c 1.-thc:r·· ... m~)Jo.e 111 lcust
ltn etgarettc: ,, tl.l) run" h11fhcr n!ll ol J}&nS ,11 btrlh lhun those IJI
nommolo.c:r' I he ( ocl man ({c,e.m:h SttCICt) .. uuJ tithe: hll hct •~ •• hell')
smol.:cr, there 1 ·'"o .1 greater 1 "k 1h.11 the chtld \HII be delormcd 1\
Y.tts "oncludetl tiM I m tic perm " a dum•1ged bv .1n .c,cc:~~" c u'e l'l
lllCiltlflC
Help 111 ,IS:hl lur blind. \ mu~h1nc: IM been de, eloped '' lm:h
rClad~ lor the hhnll. \n P<O pound rubnt that con\ert prtnteJ \'oNds
mlo s' nt hell~,; ~orce~ h prumtse:o; gr enter mdcrenden~oe I or 450.000 bhnd
\mcn~.IO!o ( lnc rrohlc:m II co IS S50 000
lnk"' Rn~r ftHliHh . llc:hm: le&' in~ olltce last \\CCk, Gerald
I ortl !!111;llcJ u pMJun to l\11 I ClgUrt n· J\qutno, ~ntmn lO rmlhon ol
World \\' r II er\lc.:cmen a~ •J ot.:yo Roo;e." She \lollS the onl) ''nc of
C:\er.ll \loomcn "h~l n~o~lle :tnll-f\lhe bru:td~o:aJ>tr.. nnd t.hd so under
dure 1 rom the In ane~e tul\ernntent. •
Pagr ~
• Harris, moyheads posiutn
Mrl Jf!Ol'
~t»rf Wruu
1 aUmwa flarrl\, CIVIl nghts
olCII Vl~l DnJ lc(l urcr. and Murun
0HOO), SOClO-tUIIunst 11o1th U
rtu.hcui·Mnr 1~t pcupccuvc on the
\\Orld, wtll be spe kmg at LC&
l.cltpst' oj 1h•• P11bl1c symposiUm
f ch. 7 and 6.
llarm 15 prob:1hly bc5t known
for what he duJn't become; the fint
~llll\c: mcnc;tn to mhnb1t the
\\'hue II ouac Her Populist
husb.tn\l'a .. no more bullshll" cam­
paign never caught on wath the
Amcncan people Indeed, so~
cln1mcd he would ba\·c made fa
bcuer Prc.s1dcnt than her hu&bnnd.
(ormcr U.S Senator Fred Harn of
01:1,ahomn
llluns has .tn irnpre"si~;c hs1 ol
!:rcdcnual • !ihc 15 Prc,adent nd
loumlcr ul Amencun5 fm lnd1an
Opportunu~, a nauonal non-proltt
organll.tllnn who,e prun.ary pur­
pose ., \loOtklng W\loartl tmprovmg
the tiU,tht) ol hfe IC>r N:uave
A mcncans She hiU servc.d 1t n
mc:mbcr of the ong~nal Nauonnl
lndmn Orportunuy Commtnton
• tnd a tuurpcrson oflls commlttee
on urban and oll-reservnt1on In·
dlnn5
he hru• long ~en :tCU\c 10 the
field of mmorny and.,., omen's ngh111
In 19()7, she wns nppomted hy
~argent Shn\er as Ch:urpcrson of
che \\omen's National Ad\tsory
t..:ounctl on Po\crty and h11s encd
on the boards ol such nnuonulh und •
rcglUnally kno\lon groups M Com·
mon c.lUSC, auonal Utban lcMgue,
t\d\'l~ory Commtucc olthe }\auonal
OrgiiOlt.HJon ol Women and the
~.uaor1,1l Acudern) ol Scu:nces.
H .un 1 also oJ n.lllon.diJ
\;no~n lecturer on human nghts,
purucularl) the nghts ol ~ntt\e
Americans nnd women
'I he unnual rcpon ot the t\ 10m
197S rellC\:tS some ol Harris's con­
cern
•I n a octet\' ~here land -owner hlp hcu traditionally been
SJnonymous wnh ~Cilhh, the [[roup
which hold the largest bloc~!! of
pnvntdy o~ncd land, menean In·
dmns, nrc the pooro1.
• They h:ne the h1gbest mfa.nt
mortnlit)". the lowest hfe c'pectanc),
the h1ghcst sutcide rate.
• fhc:) ha\e the lowest tamil)
anc:ome. the h1ghcst drop-()ut r.-tc,
the l~otW~I cdu~.:<ltionul lc\cl.
• I hey hll\·e the poorc:.l health
:snd the poorc~t houo•mg ...
•There ts a grcate1 percent ge
ol lnd1an' m pmon than o( an~
other ethnic group fhe~ al~u htt\'c
the h:mgQt 'cntcncc
"It ~~ clear that many of the
problenu ol lndaan nation~ parallel
problem~ ol undenJc .. clopcd nauons
throughout the \loorld Just ;u man)
devclop111g hHCI8n nation' arc tak­
ang ctmtrol ot the de,clopmcnt ol
theu O\lo n resources. lndHln nauon~
arc ~gmmng Ill mo\c: to control the
de\clnpment of thetr o~ n resources
H•Hns comment~: "I he
chllllcnic: be tore us Ls to dtscuu ttnd
dectde hl'" Ind1an tnbe$ ~:an con­
cnc: and Jc:,clop thcu o~n
rc our~.cs • 1 thesr pace, land ut a
mnnncr "htch 1 cconomscall).
culturttll). ;.nd cn\lronmen tally
ounci"
~he 1\ ~.:urrcntl) dc:\'Ottng mu t
ot her umc to 1 he nghts ol :\'ath c
1\ mcru:an , full cmphl) ment, lll\.'tal,
n&;: ami e' d1 cnmm.ttlun. nntiunul
health care c.Jch\cf\. mci redi mbu­
twn ul ''c.alth to prt'l\1de 11 dec-ent
~tnndi\trl of h\lng tor all ollzcno;
I urther matcnab bout II nns
nnd her \Hil~ .arc on r~tr\e tn the
hhrur\ Cuntinu«< p. 7 ••
I al>nnna Hani'-~athc .\mrrican and .. Cimen's ri&hts activbt.
Marti.n ( arno), ~tanflnd f conoml~ profe.,ur and Bdical Mar t. Forclrn ~tudenl Offiet Oartetor Mar') Dimond
JuLie cbott
\tafT \\ rirer
\ LC 1 wor~ang on a plan to
increJ c th~ Jump )um to be
allocared to tudent depanmenh
this year. To obuun tho!.e uddnional
lund), I he ~lUte pa sed a measure to
l"iluc the student~etnuie~ tee from
the cumnt S24 to S3S. ThJS "ould
8J'c ASLC S24,000 more to appor­
tion
Budget rc:qu~ ts ha'>c: been liUb­
mmed &o SLC alre3d\. •
Deportment~ submittang
budget rcqucst~o mcludc:: Alpanc
Club, K LC. lnternuuonul Affans
A ocumon, Lectures and Concerts. luc:ral') Re\&e"· the LOG 0~­
PJ Rv Rallv ncagcwaan~>, ~athng . -
C.luh kung Team OFA. and
\Slt lUll
Rand~ tender Vtcc:-Prbadc:nl
ol ~~L(. c: pi med that bud~c:tmg
'"'actually a thr~mec:ting pro~\ ."
At the liNt mc:c:tinr bud8,cb .ue
Simply prc: .. entc:d to thc~\enate . B\ •
the second, budget' ha\'c b«n
revae\\ed und cub ho\e been mnde
\\here needed. What n:mauu ~~con­
litdercd an Madequate• budget.
Budget cut appeal are heard at tbe
thtrd mec:tmg.
ome or the more subst<tnttal
rai~ )OUght b) dcpurtmentli In­
clude:
Tri-Met bus authority
p ing out LC routes
Jim Millecan
~tafT Writer
LC stud~n~ may~ able to set
to the Burhn£Ame and Barbur
Boule' ard artali b) bu•. but there t!o a
grc.ucr chance that one of the t"o
bus lines that :.cne thts ar~ •• will be
termaiUlted
These and other posstbilitte)
~ere dtsc:um:d at a fn·Met pubhc
meeting 1n the LC Councal
Chambel"5 Jan I . Final deet~tont
"ill be made at a lull 'l rt-Mct board
meeung Feb 7 tn the Bc:i\crton Cit)
Hall. 4~SO S \\ Hall at 10 a m r he
meellng will be open to lhe public.
LC b. p~ently scrvc:d b) 1\\o
bus hncs. number,. 39and 40 lane 4()
runr. bct\\c:c:n LC and down to" n
Ponland b.) ~a) ol .John'~ Landang
Lane 39 runs rrom uke 01"ego to
Ponland b) WU)' oi LC on a route
.. malar to 40
l.ane 39 tb one o( lt\e hn~ bc:ang
rc\ ae" ed b) the 1 n-Mct Mall
bccau5e ol poor performance I he
hnc ha• been makang only 16 per cent
ol the coM an tare~t whtch meam un
annual opc:rauns lou ol $39.000
T ra-Mct rulc:J <:'.sill or terman.~~uun ol
hne' that do not meet :n leatt 20 per
cent of opc:r:mng co,ta. E.xccpuont
are tranifer Jwn and tho~oe "''h O\c:r
IS percent aged or disabled ndcrt.
Four option) :arc being con­
ltdered ror the fate ol hnc 39 •Operate from Luke: 0 \\ego and
the Dunthorpe urea a1 done: pra.c:nt·
I). but reroute the: bU\ to down to" n
Jlonlund \ IU r erwtlhger and BM bur
Boulevard (Tht' would pro\ tde a
connection I rom L.C to Burlingame .)
•Opemung a ihuttle route lrom
I ake O>wego to LC vaa Dunthorpc
c:\ef) half hour.
• o.,continuc: I he route.
"If the.) tcrmmatc: 11 (39) I can
auurc:) ou thi, "on't be the last they
hear ol II," aid one ol 12 area
rc:5idcnts \\ ho attended the: meetang
Dunthol'fle resaden~. \\hale wuntang
to lleep the hnc:. md frustrauon wnh
tt " rc:sponstble lor the poor
nder~hap .
Resadents compluaned thuc the
hu• came too anfrequc:ntlv and that •
~tc:ep hill• without side"ulk• das-
couraged people I rom waJ~ing to the
bu1. Rcstdent\ s.aad the Dunthorpe
nrc:a need& to be more 3CCC5~tble,
that e~cn tUJitlli Kel loll there.
Some option• not con11dercd by
·y n·Met were brought up b) the
residents. One &UlUfC:\llon W3\ thai
.arc:a roidenb hc:lp subsidire the: bur.
lane. 1 hat approach has kept hn~
opc:ratang tn the past. Foreign Student scores to be raised
Pcrn ()l .. on
tafT Wrllrr
\ lOmprchcn\lve tud} ts beang
planned to deternune the strength'
and "ealne,,e, of the: t C torc:agn
.. tudent pr08rttm o .. purt of a general
admllos&On 'lt•lndnrd n:\ te"
Dean or \dmt~lon' Htlmuth
Bd.o\\te~ ll<ltd the: Foreasn ~tudent
Adma <o&lln!. l ommiuec: a:. con
,tderang maMng the mtntmum
(ngh'h proltcienc\ ~core lrom 300
to lSO Hedc,cnbed the JOO ltgurt 11.,
"marganul" and -.tud it hmuc:d flex·
tbthty He saad thnt b) ral\ang the
hmat. more e\ccptton~ could be
ntade to accomodote other O\er-
• ridang con~>tdcrnllom.
f-orcagn \tudent Olficc Darc:c­
lor '.lary Damond ~td admassaon
'tandurds nrc .... uppOloedly the same"
lor both the Amencan l.sngungc:
lnsutute .tnd the college:, but the
'tudent ~ trun,uaon from tht \Lito
the. college t) a "mUJOr 1\sue"
·1 thank one olthe thtng'> under
fire nght now a!. trnruuaon or
language tmlatute ~tudent~ tnto the
academtc program," Damond ljnad
·J thanl.. "e wtll have to taghten up
•C onc:en' and l c:cture.,· re­
que't for Sl.400 above ln'lt vear\
budget ol S600
•OSPIRG '~o request lor Sl 200
abo'e lu~>t year's ~3.800
•1 he sl..ung team' requc~t lor
$t>SO abo"c lu't )ear·~ ~350
• Of\ ' request for S7.000
above la~ot yea~ SS.OOO.
•The I OG s reque't for SSOO
above last year·~ $4,200.
•k.l Cs reqUbl lor Sl.OOO
above la\1 ye;m $3,500
•lhe l.A ~\OCtillion\ rcquc 1
for SSSO above la.'it vecar:. S2,450
W/11 ,),,. huclgt'; mrrr.as~~
Concert nnd 1 c:ctures Chatr­
mun J.~mcs Ostholthull attributed our rcsuh\uom on that l re.tllydon't
~no\\ \\c: hrt\en't done a ddinithc:
!iiUd} vet to know how the: student"
are doang.
''h j, my supposllaon that the
lorc:ign ')I udent "all not do \O well
the: (t[")t term, but I would \U} an
,ubstqucnl term .. ht wall do well,"
Dtmond '<Utd.
Damond 'uid ndmt~)ion'
crttenu \\ere set by Lht foreagn
~tudc:nt A.dmt,\lon' Lomm1Uee ,
compu,cd of Dtmond, Bckowtes.
.tnd Rqtl,trar Robert \\ tlltn She
~lud nn aprhca nt must bt 'clo~c: to
an honor' 'tudent an hi\ own coun
tr)·" .and h,t\lc grade, "c:qutvulcntto a
'B' 8\c:rage ~
H a ~tudent a:. borderhnc his
''"" ttac~ \\all be e'mmaned D1mond
'aad thnt although tht\ 1s fuulv c:asy
tn countne' that \tf~'>llCtl\llle:. lake
Jupun, it " diffu;ult l<lr those that
don't ~~~ 10 the Mtddlc Ea~t
• Damond stud her office rehe.\
mo tlv upon gmde:. to andac<llc: a
'>tUdtnt'" potentllll "I feel, along
wuh Dean Bel.owt ~, the be.'t predic­
tor ot the .. tudent' a baht} ·~ goang to
be h1~o pa~t tltpcnence,'' Dtmond
'~ud ~he noted, however that lhts
thear ancren'e partly tO inOutaon. He
'aad cost ot hvmg hike!> onuse per­
lonner' und o;peake~ to raa'!e
appearance pnce~ O)tholthoft 'atd
he '"'ould enJo> gettang top per­
former., to come to l C but Mbag
n .. mc:' co't bag buck~ "
K L C ~tauon manager Make
Kerner :.nid thear budget anc rea~e
"a' t~osng lor c.Olltl) office: ~upphes
ncce'''lfY to pubh!>h Tht• Momtur.
phone hne' .tnd r~ord cosb The
U Pt muchtne, from whtc h K I (.
fC:CCI\t' lh nc:" fla~hts, now CO!>h
approxamutdv S40 a week to Ubc und
that pncc: '' expected to go up
Actmg chturpcr~on of 0 PI RG
Btcl.. \ \\ al,on \atd thear ancrc~c: "all ''II not .llwuV1 true: omc:ttmel, a
rupuhle 'tude:nt wall not do \\ell a1
th~: hagh 'choollcvel ·When he £ct1
to college he gel\ turned on, Iindt
htm!icll, llnd "all go gre.\l gun,,"
Dm10nd\ oflt(.e U\C:'> ~c\er1t
n:sourc" te\ts to e\aluutc lore~p
grude~ ~tnd c:ducauonul 'V'tem!i Silt
nbo ho!\ a wull lull ol \Upplemcntl)
bool\ and lc:;tflel\
Damond 'aad mcrca!led contact
w1th foreagn mant!lteries of educ.auoa
hn' mulntuancd a htt~:h standard fo:
loretgn l ( upphc.lnt\ "We luc
denvmg le:o'> and lc\!1. Not bc:\.1\Uw
our '>tandnrd .He an\1 lc11
strangent the\ ure more trangent
but the mant!>terae~ of edutJllon of
thc\t countr1e' lnm~ whut we de·
mnnd ...
Dtrnond lrequentl}' attcnd1
n.suonnl conference~ o{ the Nuuoru.
A'>socmuon of I orcagn ~tudent AJ.
f .ur' "here .. he mcc:b "-lib
educauonnl and cultuaal nttucht)
·Over the la't ten year., l\1
bu1h up a rapport wath the.'e peop!t
und thetr OCIICC~ rhey kno" our
kmds of 'tandurd ... So. through tht
year,, we receavc: only ver} gOOd
applicant-; ••
•
bnng them buck up to thear wut
budget of SS.OOO The cut th~
rec(;l\'ed ln~t year wa .. "quite .1 \Ct·
back" accordmg toWtlson
fhc. l OCJ t managmg cdtta:
Jell Ptercc attnbuted ats budgea 111-
crc:"c: to ex pano;ton CO !II\ l he ll'l­
crc:a~e would an,urc expansion c\t~
al n:;\'enue" )hould dc:crca~c
Depurtmcnl\ .. ubmal budget•
thut cover all need \\llh the hope
that tho~c nC\:d'> will be met hu tha·
rca\on -..lender refers tu them ,
"dream budget' •·
At tha-. poant.' c;tc:nder 111d,
wu' ampo"ablc: to tdl whether or no:
all dcpartmcnh wall reccl\c: a
pc:utaoned funds.
•conunuc the route aJ 11 i• no"· I he tram.ponational needs ol
l C iludcnts were not daa.cus•cd tn
ony depth .tt the meeting. Onl) lour
auendcd. A final dc:ca:.ion wall be
made Feb 7 Students "tJhtnJ! to
voice an vpanaon hould call r n-Mc:t "18 1 rl·met rolb on at -· -4896. om
Ptrr)
'ttaf/1
(}COI\C fhQ
dtrcclor
ntaal reno, 11 .....
1 C dorm 8Y~
ounc
IIUIICOt rcpres(
1u1 of am,
side nits. I eel nee
·The mnJot'
• I homp11ot
j ~ub,to ntl
wb~tunttnl re
rral 'ample fo
do II ·• She: I
1ntCQ thr1r rec
It would bj
to relay j
;n~their noorj
Thompson 1
rom. from
Pruf~'iOr 1
member
an Poland,
icrman IOVUSI<!
the l nued S
has F
Chac..1go U
the foreagn p
IVUa.,ng Ins
Amenc.s~
He becam(
ltlllllm W u r rr
prec
\hertl
. I) to I
lion" in a
remutned
10\'C'I'Ot 1t
Carnoy ~
'' po
:aCH:ult urc
ou~ mtgh
ooes or pro
C'urttoy \1
·:~~rurnront ol
~~~tr.ttor ol
I
ol!'i &ntcq
:mthm and
he
CUP I
mctllth>r, c
lht ~t.llU'
Curnoy ,
monogr
the Orga
the
La
l:duc;~ti
\\ork
or m
1/u,br
dtHiflg
up tlr
8. l:l,a
ell at
c: gel!
lirnh ns ..
CVtll]
~orc:tp
llt Sl\(
~onL~.cJ
.JCUttoo
urd lo·
)el:..lWt
IC\1
lgent­
ltaon ol
we dt·
attenda
attoll.A.
tent AI·
• ~ltb
Ill tho
lf\ 1\c
: peoplt
iow ou·
)Ugh tht
r) gOOd
Clf U\Ul
~Ul thn
he a 'CI·
g ediiD'
lJdgct ar ..
The 1rr
budatcu
the hoi"
f-or
c:r ,,ud.~
her or not
C:l\ c: Y-f'aac 7
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orm itnprovements Dalfcrenual room rates and
atund.ards were nlso proposed , bcuer
room· ~otn£ lor haghcr pri~ She
\Utd th1 could mukc 11 po .. aable to
huve "pluce. where the furnuhmp
were: nacer." 1 homp on asked
representutive. to develop
recommcndau on\ on this subJC:C.t Academic vacations
Pur, Ol~on
Start Writer
[)(msc Thomp$on rc,.dencc
director. hu proposed
~l~1u ntial renovauon ' be made m
1 C dorm SY'Item At u Jnn 17
,.,.cfor,m ~:.ouncal meelln[t. he ualo:-
11udent reprcacntat1v~ to pre ent
h$1 nl unprovcmenu. dorm
• ..A.nt~ lecl necellsnry
• fhc major thtng is rcnovu
.,.; Thomp!>on wad 'Given thnt
ti sub\tanunl money avJHiablc
frsubst>tnllal rcnovuuons, ll would
rtJI sample lor me to mnkc 11 list
do it ~he told the counc1l she
lllll~ tlrflr recommendataon~~ an·
h would be up to the reprc\en­
to rclav mformuuon to <.~nd
thc:tr noor\
1 hompson II 'I ked that each hnll
up at~ own pnority last~ lor
• ympos1um
. from page 5)
Profc'> or Martin Carno) the
member of the panel, wn!.
in Poland one year before the
!Cim<m tn\aMon on 1939 He c<.~me
the Unued ')tatc:s In 1940 Upon
· h1:. Ph D 1n economa~
Chic.tgo Umvcr:.aty, he: worked
the forc:agn pohcy davis1on of the
!00~1n11 1 n~tatute , resc:urehang
Amencan trade and dc:vc:lop-
He became mvolved tn the anta­
dnam War movement and m 1966
precanct group~ uga1nst
war. After the pohtacaJ debacle: ol
Jl )C:.Jr, he arnvcd .u tanford
ratverrsa'ty to teach .. economiC) of
tton-in .a development context
rema1nc:d ..active an the anti\\ ar
10\'Cl'Dt ~t
C.trnoy .1pproachc:d history.
lonomi( '• polttac,, edu~uaon and
:(tl)o<CIJiture lrom a Mnrx i~t
tllJIICC 11\e, He: is mtere~tc:d in
~oolptrtali~ t ahernatav~ to produc­
JMrticulur ly the transittons
whtch a hiMhl) an-
~:.Unahlc:d, htgh-mcome economy
OUt\ might Jl.t'i'> to ..arn\c: at ne~
IOOCl of productton
Carno\ Ytc:\\' education "' .a.n
of \Otani control and
~ ....... •r.ttor of the: clu\s structure an
'"'~•:ea . Lducatton created
roduccr tun,umer .and rcphtatc:
procc.:'' ul producuon thcll.
unhermorc: he: belac\~ the 'chool
be an cltc:ctivc tool of doan~uc .t\
ell II> tnternuuonal ~:.ultur tl am·
"'''')m ,and colonauh"im. He rc:jc:ct~
'truteg1c:• an school.tnd !>Oc.ic:­
Ht bchcve~ the: uhimntc: 'oluuon
educ-ataonul and \OCto-cultural
hi:' an d1 mnnthng cor-
capatuh~m . the "chiet
'lactor creator .wd perpetrator
the \lUlU\ quo "
Carnov hu~ couuthorc:d .
JJrOj~finr l' 111 a Corporarr Sont'ly,
.;uc,Jtu;>n a' ( ultural lmpt•rralum
numerou!l other book\, arutle,
monogr.lph!> He I\ ,a consultant
the Orgnotlllllon o( 1\meratan
the: \\ orld B.mk Inter
Labor Orgunitation, nod
lduc.ataon I e'>tmg Service H1~
~ork:~ arc on rc~erve ut the
or mtly be purcha'>ed at the.
.f fltJit':
1 '"' hrgim a'" o·purt H'Tft{ Ofl
dtHmguuht•d pa11d thai will
up tilt fW11f10lltlm un Feb. 7
lJ
fht-I O(, NtJurH~\ tllt.t '1m· •
rum tmJ ur~c'J thr \ludrm bocho
mal\c '"' t'r) c•/jort l<l allcmJ thr
itJ.JtottJ and m~·olv •• thntnelw.\ 111
Ji.\cU.HIOil oj t.\\Ut'., ll'l' ht'llt:\'t'
uj rnroordman tm(Jortafl( c' to propoa.c:d thangc:, I don't mean
th1ng, like filo.ang the shower, rcplac­
tnp broken wandowa but !>Ubswn ·
tml c;hnnge ,' \he md ... (.hanging
quud11 anto doublt~ Rippang down
wull!l to enlarge lounge:\ New
curpeta. New curtninr.
.. I'd lake: (the dorm reps) to
dream about it. Certnanly nt 'lome
point co)l 1a. a factor that' obVlou'
But that doean't preclude: drc:umang
ubout 11
"{ ook at the dreum and ee how
reaht) can fat anto that dream
"What1su goang to take to turn
a Platt Howurd 1nto a place people
wall brealc the door down to hve tnT·
I hompson J\ked She atd the!oe
were tile: kand5 of qu~uon• she
\\ nntcd the: reprc:,entaliVC$ to an­
vesta gate. A., a result of ancreaaed
anvolvc:mc:nt he hopes more
student!! wtll choo~e to stay an thcar
dorm ror J longer periOd ol time.
Thomp!\on 'load that after the:
andt\ldual hulb mnke pnonty lash,
the counc1l could hammer out u
cnmpUb wide pnority 1151 "Given
umc money and a VBnety ol other
thmgl>. that will be started next
ummc:r."
Bar Exam fhduturc: of Hartdeld wns nlso
que,taoned ... Raght now there .are u
hundred und tour uppcrclnumen in
llortt:1eld. Thut mt.th) thatt the ten
percent that hve an Hurttleld are not
hvanf an the dorma. where all the
frcthmen lLOd ophomore are."
1 homp on poantcd out the
questiom nmed by Han1fc:ld :
•Wh.u doo the lack of
lre~hmcn and ophomore .. do to
Hurtlldd 1
• Whitt is it ubout Harufeld that
people lilc?
•Would th~e thangs be present
il there were freshmen J..nd
\ophomorc. thcrc:1
She <.~dded thut he would like to
t\te a !>Y tc:m where freshmen would
have to appl}' for u panaculur ball.
1 homp~on noted that to prc.er\'e the:
tdc:ntaly or the hall~ freshmen would
need .tn accumte docnpuon She
dc:scrabed the present desc:nphona a.a
.. u 'blah' pu:ce of htcrature desagned
not to tum anybody off or turn them
on too much."
\ Vhy spend your first ye.1rs out of l.tw school Js o1 derk,
when you c.tn b(· trying cases almost from the st.ut Qu.tlify
for the N.wy judge Advocate Program .md we'll h.we you
h.sndlang c..tscs-wo rking .ts a lawvt·r-in " matter of months
Whether you're just st.uhng l.tw s~.hool, or about to
gr3du.1tl· vou c.tn reserve your pl.uc with u., an adv.1nce, be­
fore gr.1du.:~tion . Sec your N"''Y Olt1cer R~ruiter for detouls.
If you ve ilie.,dy passed your st.1te bar e-.;amination :md
can meet N.wy requirements, we'll put you right to work on
cases that could t.U..e you yeMs to get as a c1vilian lawyer.
M;uitime Law. leg.t.l A!.!IIStance . Administrativ ·c ~\W, lltag.s­
tion .md Claims .. \nd Criminal law Practke on the trial.1nd
appel1.1h: levels. I JIUrlt Todd
'lcacr Writer
Rclauuon und tra.,c:l are 1n
eluded an the pl.tns of the l.C Jucuhy
members goany on ...abbat1caJ nc:-.t
year. In t.~ddltaon moat hope to work
towurd .. trengthenang thctr
ucademac credentials .
l c·ngth ol ubbalical& may
range from one to three terms Dur­
ang th11 lime fuculty members Krc
puid .1 salary for onc: term 1 o be
elig~ble lor a subbatical profes1urs
muu have been employed by LC lor
7 years.
rwo prolenors arc plannang
trips to the For East, English prot.
Kenneth John .. on wlll be VLSiuna
Japan to c.onunue ltu studi~ of
Jap.tnC$c garden dod literature . Dr.
Jo\Cph Ha of the I,\ Dcp3nmc:nt
plans to spend nut ~ear in Korea
and Japan. He will be worktng on a
book tentatt\ely entatlc:d ~ orrn nf
E.cm A.Jta Polfllt:J,
Another lra~c:ler wdl be
Spun1 b professor Jaime Pere1
Montaner He plan to lipend fall
t.hrough spring term\ in Spain and
France. He will tan a project on the
mfluenc:c ol the new French novel on the Spa nash no,.ehstt or the SO" a and
bO'r.
Hiuory professor Allan Kittel
md Theatre pro(. Racbard WilllA wdl
do research proJects an Orcaon.
Ktttc:l hope to spend the: year put·
ling togclhcr an insutute to provide
prolessaonal tra1n1na lor people
auoaatcd with hattoneal in­
stitution• in the state. Dr. Wilhs may
c:oc;plore the dramatic output or
northwest lndaan tnbes n~t 1pnna.
J wo profeuorJ w1ll become
atudenll dunng thcar sabb:uac:aiJ .
Machael Hc:rgen, from the Health
and PE Department, plans to do
graduate work tn health cducauon
next full Economu:a professor John
Cooper will enroll at the Un1~ersaty
ol Oregon gradu.tte school &pnnJ
term
E.nali1h professor WtUiam
Lucht hope_, ro study a •mall aroup
or Shakespearean plays and rtad
other Engltsh literature of the 16tb
and 17th et:nturie~ . ProKand poetry
wntina Wlll keep Enghsh proteuor
William Stafford oc:.c:upied dunn&
has year long aabbatical Dr. Arfeiah
Dodson will spend spnng term
analiting the tbtmlstf) ' cumc:ulm.
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Meanwhile . you'll enjoy ~nelits like tr~vel . Medical
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Information
Templeton Hall-Monteith Rm.
January 27 and 28. 1977
Appts. Scheduled through Placement Office) ~and~ .\ndrlman
taR \\ rft tr
The t\\o c'hibth ~10@ 'hown at the Contemporury Crnh~
<•allrr) rcpre:.ent oppo,ite end., ol th~ art" 'pec:trum fhe \ orubo doth
e'htbtt e\emplifib the \aluC-\ and tradttion., of an nnc1ent \lrtcan
culture, "htle Peter \ oullo~· 'hO\\ reflect' a ~' otuuonar) approach
to modern cerumt~
Piece~ in the \ oru~ c h1b11 were collc~ted m \\ ~t~teno b\
CJt.lllt:en !I-nger on d JQ7S· 76 Fulbn[lht Grant The doth .. .tre made ol
hand,pun fibre .... pnmanl) of cotton and ,,Jl, culttvnted b\ the
nllage!"\ II the proce:>,IOg and dymp ol the fibr~ '' done b\ the
women a pan ot their hou.'>ehold duties Both men .10d \\Omen
pantcapate m the \~eavmg, butatt' con tdered duty olthc women whtlc
men arc con,idered prole 'tonul cnut,mcn and are patd rln thear
endeavor~
Th~e weo\\1nJr- pe.ik tor them,cht!> I hetr language 1 tonul
Hormontous blcndmg o( color. .md a balanc~d. hneur cumpo)ttion
rault tn a fluent O\.er.lll dh:c.:t whtch '" ple~tniJ to the eye ubtl) the}
relle~:t the roiC<o they have plu)cd in nathc dance" ond the dehneatton
ot 'ocial tructure lor ccntun~ .
Peter \'oullo~·:. worl ::.peal~ lor tt,elf ui!.O, but ll\ mc~'nt~e t~
conceptualnnd could~ mi 'ed unle'~ ghen cnreful thou[lht. Voulko'
ha' ~n en lied 11 .. re\ oluuonnl)" tn the iicld of ccrumu:s. The proce~'
&S ~'cnttal to ht) creations The) ~pre,c:nt a unll) of creath·e and
dC)ttucll\C: lorco.
Voul~os 'tart!' wnh u lla\\ I~<> cin:ular lorm nnd then~" about
cuuang. tcarinB. [lliUgmg, etc. l he spa'~ thu~ treated tn the form
permtt the b3cl.!>!.roud to become part ~'ll the ,,ewmg t-:\perience . in
essence. o ~tall .
Tbc rt~tult L' ~ometh10g Jess than plea!ltng to the eye but tl doe~
pro' ol.~ thought. and per hap' thts 1~ .1 'htgher' purpo\c
'either ol th~e how~t "til leave \OU \\tlh much of u gut reaction.
The \ oruba cloth~ e\oke .;a respon'e on .1 much more 'ubtle le\el, and
\\htle \'ouJko,'5 \\or\; i more d~ namic, It take!> ~omc dtgc.stion
1 ogether the) pr0\.1de an ante~tmg contra""' between the ancient and
the modern; bct\\een hannonv and di!lsonance . •
Brad D. Clark
Staff Writer
unt \\eel. we d"cus~ the purcluase of u'-Cd Jatr albums. But the
problem hu been posed \\hat u sou ob\olutel) don't know where your
head is :U,JalZ \\1).(7 ro biO\\ apart Common ~{L~conceptton 'lumber
One." AJI Jau \ound The Same To Me.. one mutt hear the mustc to
dc:etde if It ~ or tsn•t hi!> th10g
That LS wbert the ma[Uc of radto ente~. There ore ~"eral radto
)tatioru tn Ponland 11\\.lre of the fact that people hste.n to somelhmg
bestdes ELO. Johnny Cash. John Denver, or the Johnny Mann
Stngen.
The first and for~mo)t in the area IS KBOO Th1~ hstener
5Upponed stat1on 1~ run from contnbuuons and :.ome Federal money
but the greatest pan ot the fund~> come from subscnpuons. Those ot
you !rom the Bay area are Carruhar Wtth bow KQED i11 el up tht.S IS
Portland' venion. The programming runs .1nywhere from fift} to
SIXt) percent jazz.. wtth ethnic and other pubhc IOterest proscrnm&
rilhng the aii time. K BOO offers a program log with each •ubscnpuon
abo obuunable at rrum)' olthe ateii record stort~ By the way K BOOt!>
at 90.7 MHz on F.M
KOI '·FM is abo tnto JUU. Located at 101 on the proverbtoJ FM
dual, KOIN-F\.1 ail"\ .u1 e'Ccetlc:nt program from 3 to 7 p m Saturdn)
and Sundav ~verunSJ- The ho!lt t\ Gene Sull, and he r~olly know~> hts
mus1c. KOIN-~ M al~o ofler' 41 program gutde tree for the taking,
.aually next to the KBOO gwde,
Once m a \1. hile the progr~ ,Jve F M stations wdlthro\\ on a JIII.Z
album, tf the album h~U "cro~sed over", or hns become popular 10 the
rock market. John Klemmer'( ·Touch" album. George Benson\
.. Bree.tin' ". and Chuck Mang~onc·s three Jatesl relea~>es WCha•e the Anne HUlt\ c.allrq 224 '\\ ht lud\ Coole und (. urolyn Cole
through Jan 2Q
Blue ~k) Galler), .1'11 S NW lo"CJOY f'hotogruph' b\ AbtJ.(llll
Perlmuuer throu~h £ eb 18
( onttmporar Craft, Caller> l9'\4 S \\ Corbell \t ccrumtc' by Peter
\ uulko' and Yorubn textile' from colle<.tJon of Colleen Kn~er
throu~h J.1nunr~ .
l'lbr~ (,alter~ 205 \\ 2nd Group ,hO\\ ol wcnvmg.'
1:-ountain Calltr). II~ s \\ 4th Puanung11 and drawtn!-' by Juy
Bnthtrand through reb ' Po mung, by Murv Duvt' throu{lh 1 eh. 10.
<.allen Wr t. 4836 S W ~c;holh f-crrv Rd \\ utcrcolor' b~ ")eultlearrist
\hl.c Burn throul!h January
I matte (.alltr) 1017 W Morri!lon ( .tnndtan E!ilomo ~culpturc:
orthwt!>t Artl\l\ \\ ork-.hop, 117 N\\ Sth Pntnung:. and dnJ\\ mil-' by
B 1rban• \ncllo through J eb ~
rortland Art \1U\CUm \\ .Jeflen.on and Pur' Oregon (.,roup
l! \h1b1tmn M1~ed Med111 .tnd Tc:chntqu~
Ptlrtland tenter For The \ l'lual Arl\, II '\ \\ Sth ~culpture b)
Jacl.tc \\ 1n,or
Pnrtland C"ommuntl~ ( ulleJ!t "\orth \ te\\ (.,,allcr~ S\ huniu (\tmpu,,
'1ulttmcdta sho\\ b) art lucult\ through J tn 28
rurtland tate l nhef\lh \\ httt G.11lery. I exttle :-.how through Jan.
2b
'-tt"hool of Arb and C'rafl\ l..,oclel) <>16 r-. W 18th Ave Murbleucd
:.c.1rve~ b\ Pew Rvcraft lor we.mng or hungmg and J cercmontal
en\ Ironment
\ alit) An A ..,,oeiatlon, 2120 Matn \t
patnter printmul.er Oe\On W.tt,on und
l..tOul.c. Forc!>t Gro\e
'tamed gilt\' 'ihow' b\ •
artbt Ra~
Cloud A\\ay" ~aethma and "M:un ':>quee1e" urc pnmcex.tmple' of
thth An) other JBU 1:. played at the: dt~cretton of the announcer
l U!ot but certutnl) not lc:out, t\ our own KLC l ocntcd at 860KHz
on AM. KL( doe!l pia\ Jau Th~e program!. can ~ heard 10 the
eventng> (con~uh the schedule 10 the LOG I 13 77) The people who
cover jau here also kno\\ thc:tr !>tUfl, and Jre cagc:r and wtlhng to rap
about what they art ~piOntng at any parucular moment
C•etllng bncl. to lne concerts tn the areu, tan Kenton wtll ~here
Feb 20 at the Civu:. Auditonum, lf thut concert" ns good as the word
hu11 been. I urge you to go see one or the hvmg legend-. m Amencan
Mu11tc lt ~hould ~good, and uckeh art on sale now f-ebruary 26 ts
the ewport F~tlval . aho at the ClVIc Joe Venuttt, Teddy Wtlson Joe
Newman Vic Dtc:kenson. Bob Wilder, and Panama Fro nets will all be
there Don't expect ~Barefoot Bullet". Newport ts kno\\ n for the Blu~
~•de ol JOU
Whtle we're on the to pte ollegends, the C'ount Baslt dunce c:oncert
nt D Street was c:vcryth10g that 11 promtsed to be The Count,
r«overed completely from a stroke, had the band tn perfect form
People of ull ugc group ... wc:re there, from cheek-to-cheek patr' to
gaptng JUntor executtv~ und studenb who had never !>c:en the Boste
band re.1Uy cool. Hard to believe thttt he's 70-plus years old
Fmally. m) attenuon was c<~lled to an unusual concert 10 the area
Tb1s ha\ nothmg to do wuh Jaa but tt bear\ menuon In October 75
Prof Peter Schtckele brought hts program or work\ by P D Q Bach to
the CiVIc Audttonum The cu:.tod1uns ,ll)' the place has never been the
~ume.
The .. ecrct h.a" been reve.tled that (Heaven lorbu.l ) P D Q j.,
returntn~ March IS and 16 fhc: Good Professor wtll hold on tnf ormnl
dtliCU!II'>ion, Z~omewherc 10 Evan ... on the alternoon ol Mar 16
It may~ your once tn a hfeumc: chance to learn about J ~. Bach\
la!>t of twent) one odd (.lnd I do mc.1n odd) \on~
;
u~\.\tUb: ..-fo 6~o-..J
~~\~{:,~ ~€~ ...
~\'~C:. (t..,\~ ~
~ ~~(.0~~~ ~VOr~
.. ~ ~u;;.,n- "'\O~It.~. ~e. ~\~~- MU~\l.,\~~
\H~ ~~ 1"0 vJ~y..., Otl
~~~E ~0 ~€6!\~ \&J~e:~ ~(;
?\~~fu~M. fE.LL fWN\ \\\'::>
-!:»\loEb A \olD \JJ ~~
~ L€"C. \ «:OC U\ €""0 ~'i ~\~
~\~ U>~Ui':( ••• 4LA~6~. .. ,c_~~ -_.,., Rutsala
recent poetry
ant') Rouch
~tarr Writer
ll~t Joumt'l B~Jllll!. a
poetry b) E.nghsh prole,,or
Rut nt.1, wtll soon be on the
of bookstc:m; \ acrtl~ 1 he
Rut nla dc:.'Cnbt+s h" lntest
uon tl" "an cvolutton · oltnou1 R1
\mcric.1 dwhng wtth the West,
~OiitUigtc tone\ provtdc
derlvtng the: me to 1 he collltttt
Rul\alu trucc:ll the raptd .. n••a
ordmar> evenh ol Amencao
Mo't ol the mutcrtal tl> d,.."'·"
h•~ o\\ n mc:monc' and Clti'IC r~e
\\hen .1 hd \\ hcthtr he
pre: sure {rum l C ar.soc1ntc~ to
a' u wa) of mumuunang pruac:•
st.tndards. Rut!>Oiu tcphed.
\\ rtttng '' 'omethmg I \\oul4
\\ hatc:vc:r my profe,ston . I ,t ...... .
to enhance m) po,mon, H 11
!hut\ all nght
Conlltch btt ween teadun1 . . w rtttng .tee not ,\ 'c:nou-. "'"u
lor Rut,.tlu <thhough he dtd
'orne dtlftcult) tn budgeting
He tcache,threeodourday'a
IC'J' tng ,, le\\ da)" I ret lor ·
Daflic:ulttes do ame In
amount of encrey rcqutrcd for
teaching and wnung. "1 he \on,
cner gtes 'ou U\e tn tcachmg ~
or poelq wnttng arc ver) 'lttmlk
the lond of cnergic' vou U\e
you wnte so 1 he) JU<il get lu~
U!:>ed up It ., somethmg
rcplcna~he) thelf. though"
Rut~la descnbed t~athtnr
mttonnl procc'' and contrU'>Ied
\\rttlng \\hu;h tn\olve'
und tnt Ultlon, dra\\ mg on
bclo\\ the consctou' h~\c:l He
ed that wrtting ·~ not \\ ho.
rattonal proce''
oe,plle the amount oftunt
cllort required R ut~ulu feeb
\\ nung talent' are an tn\atlll
cla,sroom tool "I thtnk it\
lor somebody who teach~
class~ to also ~ a wntc:r.
expenencc: a11 a wrner feeds tnt
lellChtng or Wrttlng and VUIIOIIllnl
extMcnce as a wnttng teacher·
In de,cnbtng the problem
wntcr Rut!olllu s.atd the btggC$1
wa!t satttntt do\\ n wtth pen and
"getltng toto the postllon You
watt for the mood You JUSt
~y 'Well I'm n wnter, .,.
wntc:.' \ ou can't wau for tnSPirJ
to descend. otherwtse you'c
waallng most olthc ttme ~
He .abo commented on the
centruuon requ1red and r ust1111
encountered .. It take' a great
\\ illingne\~ to h\ic with WIUIC
live wnh tho~e ttnn~ s that you
fintsh tho'e thtn~ that don't
out"
Another concern t\
publtcauon ol muteraal '"
sure thtng MSattsractton hu!o 10
from the act of domg tt f
pleasure of the work A wntcr
proceed expecting good thtnS'J
the ou111de to come Other
ttonr. aren't (l!, rrequent
~hould be pubhcuuon.
that son ol thtng.•·
Rutsulu'\ new book ., hts
collectton of poetry fllr U
was pubhshed by Wesley and
iversuy Pr~., tn 1964, and
by New Rwer\ Preso; tn I
fourth mnnu!ltrt pl tli currenth·
in¥ the round~> tn pubhshmg
•\re vou looktng for cAJ~'
•" " IYPI\11 Do you hove
• • tunc: tu \ptlnd an the L CUi
pc:cktOJ.I out rc-wntes.
und anortcd mnll storte!\'1
tntcre,tcd 10 le-arntntc Jh"•d
ncw~p;tpc:r bu'ltne'\ I rom the
cop\ up'1
II antercstcd , 'ec Jelf
the J.cu.~ olhcc or cull ext.2 The~
Woodw
am't But Ji
for 1 H £ C'1
finds enou
10unah:.m to
number. a c:
her c:-.1r regt'l
name
1 here
tduaons of
PR£SS tn
£our tn Sa let
·people onl
ne14 \) Gppel
communtty ,
Bole~
PRt:,s w
lcrtltlng 1
seem~ to
ptQCntly CCl
Portland :u
tn~ \ef) we:
"Repol
commented
group of l
"orled :.1x
m} fiN Jq
P/0\EER
-ork ltve tC
lea~t five
tm311cr on(
Bole~·
dull \ typ
mcluded n
center an
Ponl<.~nd ~
and Ma)'o
covemge o
lormer cor
"fhts
butld•ng",
Fl
p
pi
tr4
St'"
Av
--geung ·
day~J
for"
ry ~unlloi
DU U\t
get ·
ethm8
lh "
JeachmJ
ntr~Ute.l
e-. cr~a1
g on It
1el He
ot who:
n
1k tt\
uch~
wnter
feet!._ mt~
I vallcJato
teacher·
r>robleml
le btggC$1
pen and
fon You
IU JU)t
mter.
for tn!l
be you'o
me.''
,ed on the
1d frll!>l
, a great
rith wwt1
that yo~
laat don't
.ern 1 ~
riul ~~
,on ha!l
gu-
1 A wnter
tod thtnp
Other 9
tive action for women
Carollne Gale
~taff Wrlt~r
l C 1tudentt mtere1ted 1n affir­
rruuive ac:.uon lor women bave devil­
ed 5everul wuya to raaae pubhc
rawaren~s of women'a rclnuonshap
• to socaery.
Although various ideu on star·
tin& on organazauon for women huvc
been to .,ed around in the past,
nothtng tuu .sctually been set 1nto
motion Recently, l C atudenll
Marpret and Gillian Butler, Mary
Claire \u~n and Carolyn Turner
got "'tired of wa1tmg (or other people
to get thmgs goang "
"'We JUst dec:1dcd to have a
meeting D couple or weeks ago ... .a ad
Margaret Butler .. h was mostly to
hare 1nlormnuon ilnd to
braanstorm We got some good ide:u
1nd a.n cnthuSiostu: response." prove thas interest to the fu.cully and
C umculum Commanee.·
A fall ymposium covenng the
reldttonahap~ o( men and women 10
.oc::sety wu' 11l'o ugetted but there
were no rirm c:ommttmenta or plan~
outlined.
Turner alao proposed n "human
sexuo~laty group: tn which people
c:ould ahure 1nCorm.1tion and vanous
experiences ... It's mostly in my head
at the momem," she aaid ... We'd hke
to uc aome 10rt of workshop or
inform<~tion center available on
c:ampus. I feel it'• important that
pcople-eapec:tally women­
become more oware of their bodies
and how difierent thtnp alfect
them."
Turner would hke the center to
operate with the asttstAnce of the LC
Student Health Center-whtch she
behevc:s btu; a we.1lth of inform&tion. but poor da1tribuuon . The best
thmg, she 111d. would be to have an
informauon center on sauahty, io
cooperation wtth a general women's
ccntcr.
Bec:ause the lons·term project~
will be time-consuming and d1ffic:ult
to implement, the women wall be
concentrating rint on smaller wu.
Pnnttng pamphlets abour abor­
taon lJ one idea ... It would be a good
thang to have 11 handbook on abor·
uon available," Butler wd I thank I
lot of I)COple are ianorant about
thinss like that," Other proj~u wiU
anclude a series of films on wo~
and men, plus ~eralspeakera ran a-
• • mg from poets to ex-peru an non-
violent trainin&-
These and other top1cs will be
diteu»Cd at the group's nut
meeung. to be Dnnounccd soon.
Commumtl' Prrfl Editor Joyce Bole:. Flit photq The ifOUp plans to est.abltsh 3
women'r. •nudies program, to be an­
eluded m the cumculum of most LC
depanmenta The program would
offer claues deabng WJth vanoUl
aspects of hutory. hterature, psy­
cholo&Y. etc • wtlh reference to
women and thetr contnbuuotu . e ng Goodbye The Newspaper
Julie JontS
Starr Writer
Woodward or Bernstem she
am't But Joyce Boles. u reponer
lor 7Hf.. CO~Hfi..NITY PRESS,
f111ds enough heat m weekly
JOUnah~m to have an unh!>ted phone
number .1 c1ty post oUice bo~ and
btr car registered under an auumed
1 1\lme
There are currently mne
td1ttons of the COMMUNITY
PRESS tn the Ponland area. and
(our 1n C)alem fhe stones are largely
•people onented" (not much hard
news), uppeahng d~rcctly to the local
community
Boles .tnd the staff at the
PR£SS wnte entertwnmg. in~
terC$llng ~tones. and the format
}(em~ to be working The) are
pr~cntly competing for a top spot tn
Portl11nd area ncw~papers • .1nd do­
m~ \'el) "'ell
~Reponmtt is hnrd work," Bot~
tommented while speakmg to a
aroup or L(. \tUdenh recently .. 1
1\0r~ed ""' to seven day!'i a week at
my lir t JOb wnh the \101 All 4
P/OSF.ER ~0"-111 the PRESS. I
work live to ~I'\ day\ Itt) to wnte at
leJ\1 five b1g )tone... and to~ of
1maller one:. each week ••
Bole' life 11. bU\)'. but rarely
dull A typtcul dny r rom her calendar
Included n van to ,, developmental
center tn Albmn, lunch wtth
Portland Police Ctuel Bruce Baker
Muyor Nell Goldsehmadt, and
rage of,\ new hnlfwny house for
former con\'ICI\.
"Th1~ JOb 1s dehnate1) ego­
building" Bole remarked "I have e
met many fomoUJ people, Including
Gerold Ford and Jtmmy Carter All
thu tends to change people, though
After three years of reporung. I've
become quate cymcal 1 no longer
believe 1n anythtng."
She qu1ckly added, "I say that
wtthout dt.spatr But it 15 frustraung
to see so many 11des to what you
thought were clear-cut auua. There
u valtdity to each s1de, and no real
experts."
Journalism has other da~dvnn­
tages. The pay, Wllh the exceptiOn of
large dn1ly new~papen.. is not good
M o't reporters also soon learn a new
re!lpect (or pnvncy BecnUl)e of per­
S.Uitant people who want news
coverage (and G few ~:ruckpot.s),
Boles finds 1t necessary to have on
unhsted phone number a ctt)' post
office bo~. and to have her car
regtstered an another county under
an ~Usumed name
There are also good sades to
reporung. cspet1ally on a weelll)
paper "Weeklies get big stories and
~oops before anyone cl~ w Bol~
aad .. We work harder ond put out
more news than the daalle!o. We ure
able to gtve the people what rhey
want but the dtuh~ have an obbftll•
uon to gtve "'hat they thmk the
people should have··
THE (0;\.fMUS/TY PRESS.
and Joyce Bole~. are makang at But
even tf the} weren't, she would be
reportang ... 1 have tha pa~saon for
the ~mell oil re!!h newsprint I u11cd to
wulk through the: newspaper loadang
dock JU!ot to smell at 11 you don't
have ahat pa~'ion. you'll never male
11 an JOurnahNm .,
•
PET CANDLE ® Susen feeb that programs could
be much more valuable than most
people rcaliu. ·There maght be a lot
of interest already. but we have to
Cow boys
Colltte Pr~ Suvle~
Swallo~mg goldfiSh .md cram­
nung telephone booths may seem
ndaculous. but to some Uruverstty or
fexn'i £rnternuy members, electnc
cattle prods are )Ubhme
Ph1 Deltu Them. a socnal frater­
nity at Au. .. un, recently had ab
... u,p.:nded for one year by lhc un­
Iversity after 11 wtu determined tbar
caule prO<b were betng \aCd to
lntttate pledges Pollee wbo hnd
det.uned u truck thnt had been wc:av­
tng ucro,., a hil,thway north of the
campU$ tound m the back of the U­
Huul 27 pledget who v.cre naled
e~cept lor .1 coating of com fiales,
eggs and taba co ~auo: . Welts were
lound on man) of the pledgo. and
wc:re deri"ed from •timitcd use" of u
cattle prod. according to polio:.
'Ito charg~ were flied
A amilar event occurred la~t
~o"c:mber ~hen a l. T lraternit)'
c;alled the le'\IU <.owboy:. wa:. dh­
covcrcd llltttnung prospectl\le
mc:mber' with ,e,erol cuttle prods.
1 he pledg~ were: prodded on
the c:he't 'U)' ''"'t.1nt Dean David
t>.h:Chntock
There hu' bec:n Iinle parenual ol
student po.1nic about the: use ol the
cn·cr grown JOY buu.er-.. he notes,
but he com-ed~ that 11 .. eert..ainl) 1s
unu.!>ual that these two me1denb
hn\c: o'currcd in the pa)t fe\\
month~· Mupret Newton
Staff Writer unuing this year."
..It's aone forever no~: uid
Barb Bailey. last yc:ar's Amic:ao
Prcsadent . Have you ever tried to fit a 19SO
Chev carburetor onto a 1977 Cor­
vette?
That's sort of what happened to
the Ami cans, an LC servia: dub that
failed to retum this year after 28
yean on c:ampus Its supporter~ wd
the problem was trying to fit a 19SO
organazauon onto a 1917 eampUJ.
The Amtc:an' were established
in 1949 u il Jumor women's
honon1ry '\CMOC orgaruzation. Dur-
108 the SO's the club held mother­
daughter fuhioo show and father­
daughter banqueta The Amic:ans'
blncl and whate umforms v.ere to be
.\mican' l95~
worn on the dn} chapel w<as held and
on day \\hen the services or
,\mican) v.ere required.
The purpl)SC of the club. accor·
ding to the t\Sl.C ch.:lner, wa~ to
sen-e LC b) promonng lrienJhnes ·
umong 'tudent: , helpmg nev.
student feel at home and carrying
out an)' other project the ~hoo\
requesu.. Balley said la..at year tbc . . . . .. Allllc:ans seotrea fl'lf!r'Wbn& tnVltauoru
to C"o-tl1' aophomore. In order to
n:cei'lie ASLC funding. the club bad
opened au membership to both su-
.. We got three replies out of the
entire sophomore cJua," S.Uey said.
·Two were from auYI and one wu
Crom a 81fl who was goina to be
ovenea' most of thia year."
.. l\'\ usel~... she ~d . '"It's
nd1cuiOU$, the apathy around here.
People wane 10 be enfertaintd, but
the)' v.o&l't put out an) effort."
The ~ac.1jewiaru, the bononU')'
ervi~X dub I or ophomorcs. lSI 1t1ll
an operation. but the senior
honurary .enice club was dropped
e'eral )Cars ago
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1 lrau u bunRall'" 1' uh onothn A mtncan on thr flrounJ~ of
\fnhodiJt H•~:h School.
Jan 15. 1~71
I ha"~ been wllh the Pe3C(: Corp1> 10 \\c tem \amoa for cittht
\~ec~:) . h ~~ carl) murmng and too warm Cor J ~htrt
There arc m\ ~h.\ .sbout the Peace Coflb -1nd tht ~outh Pac1hc. 1
came to teach hterature 10 a h1gh ~chool I also came becau'c 1t meant
trJ' d . .tnd tmvel an a part ot tht world often dcnomulated Par.tdi!>C I
r<.u.oned that u was htung to pn~!> two yean ol my hie on voluptuou~
~~land~ A eatlle nall\ie, I owed my .. elf the sunshme and perhap~ a
nocturnal rcndevom benC<lth the mango tree.
But I cume. too, becau!>c I W3)> up to hule m the Umted \tate1> 1
wa.<> tmultaneously :)eelJns u good job und fearful that the chotct l
"ould muke would be wrong.
.. Bmio~!> , .. my father .. :ud. "Thnt's tht life blood or thi., land "
Pubfuhing ," m~ uncle rebutted ... J'"e got ,ome friends
But neither ot thc:5e llinted m\ \pl~n Nc,cr bel ore had I been '>0
ti'TC'olutc about the ye<Jrll aheud
fhe Peace Co~ ans\\cred T'"o thoughtful )C<lf ," I ..aid to
m) elf. -rwo yea~ to muse about what I'm gomg to do. And all the
"hde I'm teachmg hterature. \\h1ch i~ certaanly .1 fine subject ThRt's it!
To tc:ach and mu e 10 the scent and languor ol the ~outh ...,cal>."
And I am here.
auntering pig
1~t) of~ am\ed tn Pago Pago today 1 can conJure the nam~
of c1ght who ha\C gone home. E1g.ht departures in eight~ weels. and
rumon; are O)ing lhllt other!> are soon to renege:
There has been much uc\.ne<-~ : small cuts WUl\lllg to great.swollen
mJccuon car mfection • streptococcur., pneumonia. dengue fever
.md then there bas ~en dv enter}', wh1ch m one trngt-c;omic case
bran~ a corpulent \'Oiuntcc:r out of all hu wurdrobe
As w .. nntt,, we were: du.pe~cd nmonp the \lllage .... absorbed tnto
tamiti~ lor on!! month. 1 h1s wns the Cnll of Mile.
Aoc:us.tomed to cle:.1n tood and wo~tcr. ~tnd to pri\'UC). he found
none. When a p1g ~untercd through the smglc-room hou"e or a
cbkl.:cn founded it nest beneath tu~ bc:d. he )uppre--~ed a grunncc
When three m{anu, (and e\ery house ha" ntleastthrce), \creamed at4
a.m .. he endured. He endured lour church se~·ice!l on Sunda) "· and
mmally. rnther enjoyed the chtldren shouting .. whltC: man whttc man ·
IU he strode through the ,,ua~e He rccei\ed \loith a :.1m~r ht'>
brc:atia)t of chocolate rice ~oup. or cold ~pagettt, or lried breadfruit .
Diarrhea
But now allneslo was begmning to uunt his d1 position, an 1lln~s
mo t hlo:el) tncurrcd from )Undr)· bactenn in the loc::tl 'prinpater . He
could no1 C3t becau~ ol acute dtarrhca.
Ul the Samoan people, he s:.tid, .. Chmt, you can't tall.: \\ith them
unless you wan\ to tall.: about the "e.athcr 1 hey've ~en ,poon-(ed
then lno'o\Jedge; the) haven t read tt boo~ an theu li\ es. c"cc:pt the
Btble. Thue people are dull. All the~ do •• cat, Ltnd 01rt unimLtginative·
I), and 'Jeep :\o. Samoa's not lor rnc."
~·hk:e "ent home to Nebraaka .
Ketth teppcd oU tht plane 1n Jlago. was cnswamped m the
troptcal morntnl! thought '"What the hell am I doing here?" ~c 1 dnv
he w11~ Indiana bound. ·'
Paula had come to plealte her husband. I he) were new lvwtd'l JUSt
out ol college. He bad al\\U)> dreamed ol the Peace Corp" She had
~'en up a good ofhcc JOb to come out here wtth h1m.
But her heart war. not an it. In the qJiuge. she could not laugh the
gut laugh of the people, or her hu.band She was bored b) the n~ghtl)
celebratton~ wh1ch honored them: I ong ,peechcs in the )\range
lanauage, the Jame r.ong one hundred ume,, the mandate to dance
though s.hc w;n ured or std:. ,\nd she abhorred the lack ol hygeme,
leanng that she would contract filnnosis, hoot.; worm, or even the
grot~uc: clephanUAJil .
Tahitian pro,·erb
ln5te:sd. 5he Jot pneu?'onia . Fevemh, ch1lled, cra,ing privacy,
lhC: ipllted ronh her angUISh to her husb:tnd. Thc:y arrived home in
Hou,ton on Chmtmu Eve,
'Then there I\ And~. He has been wnh the Peace Corps three yeah,
m Atnca and Samoa, .. The di1CerencC' between He.rven and Hell," he
ia)'i. ln Etb1opw. be aurvived a drought . .1 plugue, and .s CIVIl war.
f.1ght) percent of his fellow volunteer went home belore complellng
thc:tr tv.o years
.. You'll hke 1t here," he aya Jle 111 a little drunk. ''You gotta be
~extble'and you gotta u.Le ~'1lrc of younoell. For &od'' \llllc don't ~tet the
tdeil ,-ou can make an) permanent chungu in thl country ..
I here n a lzshllian pro\icrb .. I he corill "allc:). the palm gr 0'""·
but man dep;ms."
I ha\c cen th~ Amencans thm mg on the !iland\. ,md r.ec:n them
1trictly endunng. We mull do better than endure
h 1s two yeaB tor pou1bllit1a : to teach, to ar;,1mtllttc a new
la~auaae and cultwe. to duco\ler the ocean, arow aardena, raise
cruckens, and to take the lona. tran~-Pacific look at the deaian• of our
futures. c
Brenda Burnrll
"toll Wrltrr .• ' .
Nc:\t vc:M. L C rehgltln p1 ol
.,_ath\ Mel au(!hhn wtlltnkc: tht flr..t
on·~eu~ tnp w lndm 'ilncc: 196\J
Puruc:ip.1nt!'t \\ill lute u ch.ttlens~ to
adju .. t to cond1110n~ there. ""the '69
group nc\er did.
\-tel aughlin behc:vc!'t 'tudent'
can rc:1urn from lndm \\llh nc\\
in!'t1ght into thc1r own culture lor
hnHng e'pcncnced un cnurc:l~
diflerent one
.. , he: trip Will fOCU\ on the
rchgiou~ hentugc ol lndt.1,"
Me Laughlin sa1d '1 Bm C)o(lCCIUll)
mtc:rc~ted tn medatauon and 10
bringing the membef\ ol the group
to un under,t.md1ng of "hut ,1
~plntuaJ CllflCriC:IICC 1"1 ••
She hope~ to wle the group to
the TaJ Mahul und to Bodh Onyu,
\\here the Buddha altBined bib
enlightenment S.he also \\an~ to
mit Bnndoban and Bc:nare\, the
clllcl> of ._ mhnu and Shtva, ltgure'
tn lndaan rnvth1cal hi)! Or)' (en·
t:ltiVtl). the homcstay will be: an
Kath ~ \-1cl au~hlln •
I .
.. to head
l'tHIM .md the uc..tdemtc progrnm m
Mudra"
~o afllhtiLton ho!> yet been mode
w1th a umvcr~1ty tn Madra!>. "Some
of tht'c detuth. huve been dtllu:ult to
\Htrk out. 'mcc 1 he 1 nd1un ttover n
mc:nt .wd the: U \ government urc:
not on the: be~t of term!>.'' 'he a1d
Mel nughhn fi~t bcgnn du.c.u"'"
me I he (lOll~l blhly of II lrlp to I ndlil
with the o ... er,ea~ Office SIX ,car
ago when 'he JOined the l <. lacult)'·
The IMt tnp to lndtn wn' in '69·
'70. Director of I nternattonal
Program!. Chit Hamar said there
were' -.orne problem' wtth the tnp
" l'hc U S Educauon r oundu­
uon m lndlll, wh1ch co-ordtnatcd the
'69 70 lrtp wa., very c.ntical of the
I C program 10 thc1r final report
I he I oundat1on felt that t C. wn!t not
careful enough 10 ~elecung the
mcmbef\ of the group The students
apparently dtdn't adJUSt well to the
reuhtle'> and the lim11auon ~ they had
to deal With m lnd1a.''
J\<Xordtng to Hamar tht
Overl>CU\ Orflce wtll be extremely
corc:ful in !otlectlng pnruc1panh lor
neKI vear·., tnp Hamar behevc!o that
The average
No man who has mastered the flytng b) ~~~":mbhng tht group ·I' soou
JHl\'olhlc to thoroughly ouent
member-. to the d1lhr uluc.s B\\
them m I ndm,u repent nf the IIIli
~:an b~ uvotdcd.
Mel uuj~.hhn II> conhdcnt
un L<. group c.un overcome ......... .
dilferc.ncc'
· I don't think economic
d1t10n!l 1n I ndJU Will bt a hnndia~
U!\, but the) w11l probably be a
)hod .. w mo"t of the memben ol
group lltt'intt httlc beggmg"h""·
tugging at your 'llcevc cverw•h.
)'ou tlll cun be a very pamful
pcncncc. It con also get to be
unno)'tng becau'c you comt to
out that 11'\ someumes d1£ficuh
tell \\here the real need ''
"Ont mu'>t remember that
people of lndlll don't have the
concept\ of mntcrtul need ns we
th•~ country," Mclaughlin
"1 he wealth ol lnd1nn culture u
other th1ng11 it\ unliettling to
people sleep1ng 1n the :,trect,,
bc:cnuse of 'iU~;.h hurdllhlplt, the
dmn people huve gt11ncd n sen r
commulllt} that \mcncan ...
m~tance .til ot u., \leepmg m .
'eparute hnur.es.-havc: never
Mcl.<lUghhn halt ,pent ttmr
India beJorc: ~he ha!> mam 1dc.t1
\\hat -.he'd hkc: to do there ncltt
.. fhe hr't time I was 1n •IVT•
lc;Hned ho\1. to pia)' the tamhmon
drone: tn'trumtnt U\cd a\ u~~ll
paniment for hymn,, .md I'd
learn to plav the vena. whtcll
.. omething hlo;c a s1tnr "she ~u1d -.
uho very 1ntcre.,ted 1n the M,,,~
Godde~' who ltgurc' 1mpona
lndJUn mylholog) "
According to McLaughlin
maJortl} ol apphcauon' lor the
dw tnp )0 fur have been [rom
men She hope!\ more women
eourugcou"
" I he cult urc ol lndta i'> wn'n"'
I ully davef\1; fherc '' no end to
PO'\Ibllllle~ 1n ,, tnp hke lht\,"
Pilot isn't.
skills It takes to fly and land on a ship found anywhere.
at sea can be called an average pilot. And From Aviation Officer Candidate liar
SJ>
1 he: u .. s
.no\\ on .1 Cc
DIP C:l[thl •
'\orthwe~ l (
rt,hman .11
utlil!nd at
hitvV<
Basl
.... ,
l C e.u~
urth\\c~ t C
ud ·I ought
Colli
huwurth 1
tont•c'lh. tt
end ol
the sense of accomplishment and satls- School through Flight Tralnmg to the d .. v.
faction that he enjoys are also above his golden Navy Wings are awarded he
average. Which Is only right. For the man Is tested; driven; pushed and tested'
who would go places as a Naval Aviator agam. And for good reason. The Navy
must pass through the most challenging has learned that without the will to
and demanding tralnmg program to be succeed, no man can be successfu l.
Information
Templeton Hall-Monteith Rm.
January 27 and 28, 1977
(Appts. Scheduled through Placement Office)
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lang to
l'ltreCU,
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fdate
:>the d
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ted
Navy
to
~tul. • oneer s zers
IIAm Jlol7naad
~pom (>:dltor
1 he I <.. skt tcttrn lound enough
lf!OII on 1.1 (. cntml Oregon glncu:r to
Jilin ~•&Ill other college~ tn ·•
"orthWt\l ( ollcgtUtc Ski (on rcrcncc ruc:e lust weekend
The f'toncer women'~> team
plucc:d llurd and the men', ,quad
rourth m the ··•ummtt conterence''
held nt Mt Bachelor an the C.ucade
Range
w f he \nOW ShO~Igc hall kept thtn[C.' up tn the .ur." uad Peter Ett.el
I (. ~ 1 cou~h "for la~n weekend',
meet we rode to the top of the akt
lih then hakc:d ton her up to u gJaacr
to fand CnOUf(h \nOW "
About I.S 'kien are an the
l'ionc:cr program although only hve
•
I rt,hnHlll .John h•\ cl) 'ki' to u (ourlh·plac:e Cini .. h in a 1\orthwe' l (' olle~tiate ~ki C onreren~:c r1ltt la\t
rtl..l•nd at '-11. Bnchclor. <.r. """~'
'hitworth, C of'/ victi1ns
asketballers win, earn tie for first
\nn "tcrt1cr
"porh \\ riter
I.C earned a lie lor hr't an the
c't Coni ere nee w tth a p.tir ol
ard·lought home w i"' o\cr c:a~tern
h Cullcgc ol ldJho .tnd
hll\\ orth la:sl \~celcnd. In both
the flionc\!r,· out:stde
broke open the game .titer
h.11ltamc. ,c;orc: ....
\lthough the. fin.ll 86-62 t of I
"J' lop\ldcd the f,ttlncer'>
lortunatc to be 10 tht gumt ut
end ol 1 he ltr!>t hall <;at urda) mght. 1 he ( o\·otc:,· 17 turno\ler~ • oll,ct thetr tornd Ul-23 ~hoottng
.. prce. The Pionee~ tratlcd 44 40 at
the mtdpotnt
\c:mor Ed '•chcnkl~ . di:oplaymg
the. po"e and leadership ol u tour
)car '\\ C \'eteran, took charge ol
the I <.. ertort in the 'econd hall Hi!>
pa:o:s to Oulc Hermun~on under the
b<"let gu\e L ( th hnt ::occond hull
lead. 48-46. "l ••~Y Ed" then popped
th1 cc: I !Hooter' a:s 1 he: Ptoncer'
strc:ah-d prul (.of I With a 14-2 bur .. t
The:. combmed elfort' oJ Alun
" and Dale Hermanson ~hut
Cel~bflly Allrsctlons prasents
AUDITORIUM
TUESDAY , FEB. 1, 8:15P.M.
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llc&.;ct.. \6.00. \Ci.OO, \~.00. Ba~~ S7.00
ftckl'l\ •Hailahlt < ~lrhrih \ttraction'>. tOtO SW Morri,on.
Porthsnd, ~720'i. 22~-4.\71
,\tall Order\; include ,rJf·uddr"''cd, 'lllmpcd cn\tlttpl' and 25
fnr handllnl! oil the Coyotes' ofrensive
board work. C of I became <:auuous
when Hermanson forced li\e Coyote
oflen .. he touts. and ~1ppen tool.:
advuntilge by pickmg ofl numerou
delen\1\le curom .
While the aggre~)l\ e LC defeo"'c
held C ol Ito 12 point in the fir t IS
mtnutes ol the halt. JUnior Dave:
Shun ran the LC lead up to 12 points
"tth three 30-loot neuers. \'trgil
S.tnder' ..&nd Jell Jone. teed the game
on a teal, n dn\1ng la}·tn, and a
dclenstvc -.ave: out ot bound' which
the Ptonecr. converted mto two
potnh
'tc:henko led I C with 22
puinh, lollowed b) Short wtth 14,
J)u.;k H..&rtung wtth 11 and Herman­
'on wuh 10
Perimeter .. hooting pro' idcd
the 'ume v1cton story lor LC as they
J:!unnc:d down Whitwonh Friduy
ntl(ht 114-91 \gain the ~me: was
do'e at the half. 50-47 (or LC. and
.tg • .un the heroic.. ol Nichenl.:o 'part.:­
c:d the tC spree that dro'c:
Whttwtlnh nght out ot the gym
Alter Ptrate PauJ ltUer
brout~ht Whitwonh within one,
.. fu;) f.d" kept the Pio~ humming
wtth t\\ o 01·sist,, a teal .tnd an I M­
louter on an a ''st lrom Virgil
"'andc:r,. I\ ho moment-. earlier bud
:spc:dac:ul.nly blo~kcd a break.lway
dm·c I ( w.t sull protecttntt a three·
po111t lc:.td \\hen L1uve hon hit two
oul\tdc bomb' and led .leU Jon~ lor
t\\o more ba'>ket' to tU"-C LCu 66-St«
Jc,td
Hurtung ended .1o\ \\'huworth
hupc tll ,, comebacl.: b) \lommutmg
the hn.tl mne mtn\ttc.. ""h tour
dri\ mg ,ht~t tn I he l;tn.: tnd two lou I
!'hot Ill gl\ c I C a 19-pt•tnt lead. I ('
l'c . .lol!>lC:d the ttnal 11\c mmutc:o;.
II utunt; ended "tth 20 potnh,
"h1le ~hort nnd :"t"hcnl.:u .tddcd 21
,llld 22 JlVIOI ea..:h. men and hvc: women rcpre .ent I C in
cnch ruce
.. Sometime. they hnve firat­
vnnny .md ~cond·vursuy races to
allow more people to compete,"
E11el stud But W\1 week there was
ao little ;now thut they raced only
one ~roup ." Cro rmuntr;. •ung emplo)'l\ vnned
terr,un and thanner •kil th•n in tnc
downhall event
fhc NCSC compn C' .chools tn
Oregon, Washtngton. Idaho, and
~onhern CalifornliJ. The leaaue 11
diVIded 1nto Nonhern and Southern
h.&lv.:~> . LC 1.1 m the outhern 0iV1-
• Mount Hood Commun nv it On.
College finished liut and Uni\lerauy
ol Oregun .econd an lront ol LC.s
thard-place women last weekend.
The LC men hmtbed founh
bchtnd College of Idaho (third),
<.entruJ Oregon <.ommumty College
(~econd), and \.1 H CC (first).
lndtvidually, Jan ~cCiam
ltntshed sixth und Shinabu 1\tkano
5eventh for the: Ptonc:c:r women.
Gres M1recka .tnd John le ... cty earn·
ed thtrd and lourth-place finishes
lor the men.
Three event .. compo\c ..1 college
slo meet In the dual Jlalom, two
slw::rs rucc agatn!\t the cloc:k and each
other on udj.tccnt cour&C:$. The g1an1
tlalom i a longer, steeper course
wtth only one ,kier racmg ut a tame:. .. We operate on asuper-hmttcd
budaet.~ Jaid Euel. -we don"t h.;avc
money to recruit sk.iera like: Mr.
Hood and some of the other schools
do.
.. The people on our team arc
people that happen to be go ins to LC
and arc tntetested 10 skiing. Most of
our skiers arc freshmen and trunucrs
th1s year ... he SJ.id.
Other college teams at la•t
Weekend's r.u:e were Oregon State
Unjversuy. Portland State Univef"'J·
t)', Eabtc:m Orc:son State College,
and College ol the Sttltiyous.
fhc Ptoneen next race is
chc:dulc:d for this weekend, huL
Evc:l said the place and lime is
unsure due: to lack: of snow.
l nidenhfitd rionecr round\&ate in lAst "tekend '"North~e.t Colle1ia t~Ski
Conference taCt'. l (' "'omen fini'h~ third. men rourth. Grrr llffdl
Fencing team opens season
Alan ltobuh
Guesl Wrller
t\ cl!l'>h of steel on steel Jun. IQ
hc:amlded the "!ltltn ol one of l c,
lea~t under tood pon -lencing.
1 he: l C men's team .. A" scored a .S-I
wm O\cr Portland State UnheNtl\', •
and !ell to Clnrk College:, S--4. ln the
~arne threc-\\a) meet, the Pioneer
men·, tc.tm .. 8 .. and women's team
CjCh lo!lt by 5-I cores tv Clarl.: a ml
PSl rc~pec:mcl) .
The t C men', team .. A .. is
comprised ol .:npuun Herb Fned­
mun, Cnug :Svdc:rbcrg, and Mar~
\\'nght. liill Jordan and \len
Robert lcnc:c 111 the number \'nc and
l\\0 pnb on t~m U, wtth \\'ught
hlhng OUt the 4Uild
l:brb;ua t: hambcrlllnU. ~aue
01\110, anJ Jill Fru c:r compo e the
l'tonccr \h1mc:n' team . fncdman. !)oderbcrg. Wnght.
Ot\'ita. and fr.t:~.c:r .\rt secund-ye2r
tcncers, while Jordun and \\'right an:
compeung for thcu firM )tar. L C
coach Vtrgmaa ;-.ieal 511) thLS toUtl
e~penence make the rtoncen Mone
ol the mu t wcll·)easoned teams tn
the: CC'olumbsa lnterc~'llegia te Fen­
dng) l.cague."
ln mutchc:s. l\\ o teams lcn~o'C
until one te>.tm corC$liH: \\tnsand IS
declared wmnc:r 01 the match
.. ln the men's cQmpeiiUC\ n (Jan
19) the three colleges appcami
equ11l," Mid 1'\cal. ·But I honcsth
th10~ we're the tronge ... t."
YesterdB\, LC fen~ nt r. . • but ~ulu, were too late HI punt
l·t\'C colleg~ of the )ear-cld CJFL
were n:pmente\J at )C:Sicrdl\·,
tuum~
• Intramural Ba ... t..tthall "chtdult
TO lGlll
'\l \' 1\_, n.a.aro()~ ..................................................... c .... url J
\rlllla' "~ The ltll) I laze ....................................... l~ourt 2
1 he ~h~ionaric' '' Run· n "iholltcn. .............................. C<lurt J
8:30 p nl.
~o 'nmc.s '!\. t·oothogs ................................. -......... ...... C ou• t I
\\ Jpuu Poant~ \ "· The Zone~ ...................... ._ ........ c ..... .
SPF ''· Cnptam H1\nt and the Camel Jocl:t:)' .............. .
1-II"\ I court I' allabll' after 8:.'0 gam~ :
Fanllt) ' . Blue. t btp!\
Monda). Jan .• ll
7:3(1 p.m. (c) \1ft 2
( ourt J
~1'\f ' . 1 he Lat> Out ••......••...•...••••..•••.••••.••••••...••.•••• Court I
Kangaroo \ Run n-'\hootC'f\ ......... _ ......................... .
Apollas ' Foothop ·-················.. •... .. ............... .
l:..lO p.m. Court 2
loun J
The \h~~1onanes ' The Zonc:n .... .... ... • ....................... Court 1
No 'uma. ' • Captain and the: Cumcl JocJ.:c)' .................. Court ~
\\ aput..s Point' '' Blue Cbtps ............................................ CllUI t J
'Fi"'t court a\ all able after 8:30 ~am....,:
SPE \') Facult'
-llan 8alml'f
~pore' Writer
More ~tudcnt)o MC tnvol\ed In
tntrumurul t ht' ''"·If thun t\cr
bclort \bout I.SO 'tudtnt-. pnr
tictpnte tn tht" progmm run bv RJ)
Bn l.er \\ ho '~k) to put vnnet) an
tntrumuml!'.
"Thh h m\ li~t vc:ar "' an -. tramurul director at I C," '<lid
BuJ.;er .. \\ t are JiOtng to lr) a lot ol
nc\\ thtn~~ und ~orne ol them
probabl) \\On't \\Ork but )ou'll
ne~;er l.:no"' ''hat the \IUdcnts w.tnt
unttl \ou ~vc them a number ol
chota;~ •
\1 thi' '' nung, tour of ,1
'chcduled I:' ba!o~ctball game' htne
been pluycd \At., 1 ht Blut (hlp.,,
The 1 oner., .tnd 1 he Run· and·
"hooter; uc 11ed lor fir,t place \II
.nc undclc.atcd .
However. Ruker 'tresst' not the ~tandtng~>, but the exercase and the
rein \td '~'''" or ~ompetttaon m t M
bu~"et b.all "When n4..0 team pinY' n
4·0 team it 111 no more amportunt
thnn \\hen un 0-4 ienm plny~o an o-4
te.un," \tltd Bal.er ·1n both J.Wme,,
the: plnycr. ha\'c: 'orne tun :tnd ae
c''"'Pli'h something even 1f the ac
compli~hmcnt io; ''mpl) n good piny
or pa". "
1 he tc.1m coachc." aho have
good thmg-. to ~a) about lM bnslet·
ball: the)' feel it '"' un ac;~ctto cnmpu:o
hie, "l ha~ 111 a ~;erv good and ~ell run
prottnm ," -.utd l ouch Bob Wtlham•
ol ...,J•l. •· There I!> a lot ol1nterc:st in It
.1nd tt g1vc:o, a good rclea~c lor
)tudcnl\ who wouldjuo;tlik:c to !!ohoot
,, lc\\ hoop\.-
~en Bodmer conch of The
I oner,, cite.' .1 dtllcrcnt as~ct ulthe
game \\ annme "'My tcnm I!> 4-0, but
due to hulett\ we've. onh pluvcd one
avern
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to wutch lor hr t pluc~; I th1nk -cl
wan all our t~nmc:' ••
Murk \toc.l.dult ot lhe f,olfl'lc
C lrrlt' CllJllY' 1 he ~port I or il dt(Jtl'tt(
reason "It\ ,, t:tu:u~ out there. ltl!i
nil tht'lt c~ JOC'Ir.'l upetttng to p1a1
,omc gnod bn)kctball when 1~-tJ
huvcn't ccn tl hoop tn Jcars."
R.tl.;cr " ulso workang to-.ar~
other intmmur.tlllctl\ nie!l. t~ebrllllJ
7 "'all be co·cd b.l\li.ctbatl naght ~
co-ed gume "til be plu) cd half cot;t
wtth '" u men ,\nd two women 111
e 1ch tc 1m Bu~cr leels co--ed baslc.
b 1tl \\Ill be It \ compctttl\ ·e.<~ndt;n1
I (. \\Omen C:4UU1 u col the r.u:thua
An,Hhcr tdeu Bal.:cr t)o worL1t1
on •~ " pte eaung contt'>t mv·ol\'lti
on .tnd oil campu~ 'tudc:nt6 , Ht ,
,tl!\o ph1nning tnncr·t ube water pol.
"Sometime' parttctpuuon \\Oil'
be 11 8l'Ud U!l 1t can b~;. but glitdct
,Utd htlOlC\\ Of I. \hould he fUO\I IIIIo
rortnnt Bta~tr '"'d ' lntramurt
.tnd rel:r(.tlmn naght e){t~t ~n thll
-.tudcnl!l. c.m Jt,,..,e ~um~; phy tC3laltl
c:mution:1l rclcu \C: I rom thtil
studacs,"
I'ough Boxers
Pioneer grapplers
Jake Greenberg
Staff \\ rlter J
•
tC hn\ rec4
'-'>c·n arc earma
,.ucl)' .and I
~ \JQ,{)OO 1
lluwurd
lt.tlnl~tJJ~OI1" 'it
udJ(IO f OUOdl
com pan
lhe mon~
man' o.nd
Hud~on-wtll ~
r}. I
(. \IUU )IIh.l ~
1~1p.ned 1 o n 1
Faculty
inflatio11
to sho~
In order t
ll'C bolfgaimng
proponent-. ha
l)llttnOatton h
realtncC\me.
\5 repoq
tKult) memb
convm~e the
tucher's ulur:
tall}
1ln Dec
raolvcd to an
&:~d tuf( com
ol 20 <tmilnr ll '\ur II) \\rc~tlerl> vent tJo.c countr) ''I
out tll the lnc:ndl) coniine~ of rt.c sallne~ fol
weaty, du .. ry. mU!it), cru~t} 11M A~oclalc prol
pcrhllp' C\'C:O fU'ity wrc)thng rc[Uif 1', tl"ISH\01
lovtngl) c:alte\lthc. Pto Pnto takco: anstrudor • ,
Puctltc llntvcr~ll\ .u 1-orc:'t (HOlt !>
lust ~aturduy
I he odd' ol winning u wrt ,ttit~
match ver"'u' 1\uahc buvc often
uppro'\trnuted ,, the ..ame ~h tba5t
ol \\Inning a one on one blocki~
drill \\ ath a Burlington '\:orthern
ca1 truan, I he Pioneer' r pondcl
accordangly . lo,ing S 1-.3 undc!
collegiate rules.
the healing udmani,tercd bj
P.tealtc wa!O z.o complete thut l('
could mu!ltcr but one 'ictor-1~
pound Bob Lemon. l a~t )'C1t
t cmon \\il~ tn the r·ar I·a~t on u
over~ot:.a~ tnp but l.:cpt an hapc bj
"'rcsthng }'ul." nnd 'asquutches ,.
It bet I he 1 rutntnF p•ud oft 11
Lemon ttr .tbhcd ,, qmd S.() leud bJ
thm\\11\f ht' opptlncnt to the nul
Wtth a hc<1d and arm throw, C\Ct­
t uull) "inn an~ 9 -4
llc.")'Wctght Make Hunsen 1m:
6-0, but earned the di~\mcuon c.
hcang the onl\ Ptoncer other thl
' l emon nm ptnnc:d
l C dtd ho\\c\cr contmut' tU
rc~nt dommution ot P,scallc
":\e,, Rule .. \Hcschng . ·r he: ~"
Rule )Core ~.~~~2·12an l,t\or(III.C
Under 1'\e'' Rule), n "'mtlcs
attempt to pm htm~>ell m the
pcnod niter de.~rl) !ilsting "='ct
Rule~" .11 the st&lfl of the mat~h I
thC' lru;t I\\ u pcri\ld!l, "~e\\ R"•"'
need nul be cHlled heloe the \\ rc:o•~<'
pin) hum.cll,
l'.u:ahc \He tier~. unu'~ trc: th&
L C"' ts "rc,thn¥ umkr ~c\\ Ru
could nut under 1tund the e.lr•to-d
(litO d11pluycd b\' l (. wre~tlct,.tftt
c.tt•h Pill l1ttlc clad the\ !.:no\\ ~C' • • Rules la\C!>
lmnorrow ntght l.C twvcls I
Mc:Mmn' illc to t.tl.e on I mri
ncm-po,,elle~li Waldcsh. Rumor
hn• II l tnltdd tn.l) "'res tic undC
Nc\\ Rul~
aturd 1.)' the l'wnccr~o wtll pl11
I he role o( fu\ QrttCS Ill
Wlllamcue U tll\er tty In\ nntltUW
I ournnmen t to be hehJ at Salem Unt "PI
ugcs '' for 1
1 b.1rg.unmg
1!111110
Mcmbc
to put for" a
11 the I acuity
jars
•In 1972
lull profel>,or
rnflauon rute
1nnual ,aJat
jumped to Sl
Increased to
po\\cr ol S2.
•ln 197i
l\Cf,tgc of ~
~1Mii8, a I
S2,456
• i\s'>tsta
1\(ragc: ol \
1~1\ 'td $13
tnOatton.
•ln-.tru~
four ~ear\ ol
Lo~s m bu) 1
LC l.tc
$CIIe ol one
it\tnlh gro
tax nh,nes
)car from ,
$2.3 800. ,\
SIS.lSO to S
~1\ed tro
upon their
!all the Ja
:and boo~t'
We:. ley
paid full p
1'\et'Uti\C
IUC). ll~ COl
<'olleg~. tn
prolc:>son.:
llccclvang, tl
iUb--,chool
Pil} prole\.'
whole rha
sidcruuon )
Armed
of cullectiv
how they
ncgottutton '
John(.
and Prc~olt