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

February 3, 1977 Volume 36, Number 4

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1977-02-03

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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1 C hu' rcccaved two ,uhstantml arunt'
,rucn arc earmnrl..cd for con'ltrucuon of i.ln
1allc.:o und n nc"-\Cit:nce butldang.
,, .10.000 grant Willi •ecured by PreJa­
Jiuwurd on u recen.t trtp to
l(lnneapo•l 'it Puul from the Payton
1111u••" I oundnuon Dayton Hudson 111 the
company of l1pmun'' depanmcnt
I The money 15,000 rrom Portland
urman' and $15,000 from Dayton·
Hud un-\\tll be u ed lor plunntnga ncwnrt
pllcr)'
l OIIHIUhllhlll ua pl.anmng hos been
w1gned to 11 commlltee . Tht membef' 11rc
F acuity studies
inflation, salaries
to show income loss
Jdf Pierce
Ma~n•&inl! r• dltur
In order to JUSllly estabhshmg u collcc­
IM b.Hg;Jinang unit for I.C la~;ull) and 'IUtfl,
rroroncnl\ have guth~:rcd 'ltati;tu:~ to \h0"
th.ttmfl.IIIOil hu~ C'JUsc:d them u &e\ere lo'" in
rul ancome.
As reported an lnst week's I.OG, l C
cult mcmt>ers nre &n\estag.Ltmg wnys 10
lln~1nce the college .1dm1ni•trauon that
~ta~hcr's nlanes :>hould be nmc:d i!IUb'itUn·
Iilli)
On Dec. 30, the I C Uxc:cutl\'e Councal
roohcd to an\e tlgAIIC: the m.&tter ol (acuity
1~d Mulf compensation. I he lacult) sulancs
o120 !iJmalar collc:gc:s and um~>ennuc across
·the count r)' "en~ comp.~red to I. C. or those.
the ,.,lanes lor prolc~'o r' Yo ere haghcr an 12.
. ~ocmtc prole son;' 1\alarie:. were higher an
13, ;u •sHant profe~'or ' h•gher in 16, und
IIIStrt t~o:tor ' suluric: llllfp<IS,cd t.C' in IJ of
20.
One opuon b) whsch to sznn htghcl
ilges 1 lor the tacuhy 10 .affiliate abdl \Hth
a barsaanintz unat uch us un e tabh hed
1:11100. • Members ol the: I.IC:ulty lc:lt 11 nece <onry
hl put forwurd the idea alter lool.:ang clo dy
at the lt•culty uluries at LC over the la5t lour
)t.llS
•In 1972, the U\eragc: actual s:alar)' for.1
lull professor wu) SI6,6KO Multiphctl by the
m!lauon rute of-' I .I percent sance then, the
1nnu;lt 'aiiH) lor .1 prote .. ,or !!thould havt
JUmped to ~2.'.535 thi' year. But the ,nJary
mcreascd to on!} S20,()80, ·• decline an buy.n~
pol\er ol S2,H55. • • In I 972. "'"ocaate prolt->son. mude •tn
1\efilk\C: of S 13,426 For 1976-77 at was
Sl6.~88, u lo\s in .\ctual bu\ ang power ot
R456.
•A~.,i!>tllnt prolc~\Ol"'\ received an
ave1agc ol S 11,)45 tn 1972 I has yeur they
IMI\Cd SIJ.7l5 a lu!\~ ol \2.555 bc:cuu~eof
mOatton,
•ln1uructor' mudc an .wer,tgc ol . 9 41o
lour )car~ ngo. I h1s year, it wu.. I I b7S
lO,) m bU) mg PO" cr. 1,6 I I.
I C 1acull) per onnel .trc: ranl.:ed on "
&c:llc: nl une to s~·,cn , \Hth members ol the
~'cnth group rciX:J\ ang the haghest p.ay. Prt"­
ta" uhmes lm f uti prolenor ranged tn .. t
)car from 11 lm\ ol I 7, 7.50 to u hagh of
$23.800. \~o\; uuc:s ' nl11n~ rungc:d lrom
SI5,2.SO h' S IH,300,nnd ;\ \a., cant P.rolt)'o~
lttC'I\td I rom S I 1,7ts0 I o SIS, 700 dc:pendtn&
upon thctr po,ataons on the: sculc. f:.nch )c:tf,
hall the t.u:ulty as rcl'ic"cd tor promotion
and boo"'' in pa).
We,le}un \lni"enlly in Connecucut
r.1id lull prOic\\Of'l the mo'll Of tho~t the
r~CCUU'>\: Councal \Uf\IC'tcd \ll.QOO bclore
tut~o. u~ compurcd to S2 '.KOO at L ( Be loll
C otlcac. an Wi11con~m. puad the-h::u't to lull
prolc:~o\Orll . S2 I .I 00 l Thc11e hgmc~ mu~ be
dece1vmg. thoutth. sancc they arc: :.t\er.lie~: a
\Ub-,chool w11han Wc-.lcyun or Beloal mu)'
pay proleuor'> more thun the college a~ a
"hole f hl!\ bll\ not been tul..cn IntO COil·
''der.ltton .)
Armed with the!c "tutl'ltlt'. proponent.\
ol coll~t ive bJtt{IUmng mu"t no" dtc:tdc
how the\· wunt to be represented an
negotuuao n!l.
John l oopcr. 1 C c~onomi,.., prolenor
and Pre adcnl ol LC'a chapter of the •
' science
Howurd, An Department ehrnrmun Ken
Shorca, A mtunt to the President Mllr) Ann
Normnndan I l I ruatec Mrll. Guy Pope.
and loe<1l lapmnn ·~ repre•entativcs .
An work ha~ been d11pluyed 1n
f ~mpleton Center an the pual •· An art gull cry
hn~ been u constant need," "'"d ~horu ·01
course, many work& could not be diSplnycd
an I empleton because of seeunty problems
~e wubihty of work~ "very bud there " he
saad.
The pllery will hou_c work• from
laculty StUdents and OUIJide llriiiiS, w0ur
hope u to cncompau proJects thut ore
aaent.Uic. ani! lac, ond histont · ~horcs aaad
"Nauonal cope exhtblt,, lrom the ~mllh!io·
Lewh & Clark CoUege
•
John Cooper.~ protC»>r
Amencan ,\,soci.ation or Univer ity
Proftli,OI'\ 'a)" one uhernothc 1, to de\elop
",, <~tronJl~;On!>cn)U\ on the part ul the: faculty
to work. tottcthcr a' ,, group. l he) ha\'e to
!<ihow that they wall not put up with 'piddling'
incrca\c:-. m 'lllurv when the college c.tn
alford to mall.e more rcason.tble ancrc:ascs.
"'l hat ( pwnf of fnculty erh>u'n~ )
could be somcthang lake '~ithholdtng con·
tractr. r:nhcr 1h:m turning them an (lor
rene\\ all-th.tl t)'pc ol collect we lc:.adcnhip
It doesn't hii\C to mvohe umon11~1ll0n ..
If the lncult) dues chon e to be
rc:pre,cnted by 1 unionJ there nrc two teps to
t.l~C .
Far~t, .30 percent olthe lucult~ mU\1 tgn
0 pclitwn 1)~10& ror D pc:canl c!CCIIOII of the
National L.t1bor Rei UJUn Bonrd. I he Board
"ould determine \\ hcthcr or not the I {'
!acuity ,hould barg.un collcdl\cl) .
It tht Board'~ ele~.lloll ln,or' ~uch u
mo,c. SO pcm:nt ol the tncult~ htt to
11ppro'\c the dccbton to bMl!ain "ollecmc:l) .
'"I ho\cn't done a poll," Coupe:• ~uti,
"but trom t.l.! uul comment'> t•m prett\ :~urc
we could get the JO pe~cnt I'm not at all
.;urc. ul tha~> umc. thut we could get the SO
percent •·
Cooper ~rud one problem is thut at hus
not been dctermancd who Ill c:h~thlc: l~l \ ote in
thnt clecuon "The group ha~ to he dchncd
\ ou might dtline it an term~ ol 1 he: te.1chmt~
ru,uh)'. But whllt j, the tellchang lacult) I
0~'1 that anclmte 'ome(lOC "'ho tca~:hcs one
coune, people that teach htdf·timc or ntor~.
only tull-ume lac:uhy. otJUSI people who arc
tenured ulre4dy·•
.. , think, 10 terml of what most of U!t llt'e tian roruample, thlltttll~cl around Will nl o
>C welcome ...
V1cc Prc11dent for Ocvelopment Glenn
Greu wad no loaallon tor the gallery hat yet
be-en dcngnnted , "'ldeully it ~hould be lot..ucd
ncar tht prCAent nrt, cheuter, and mu11c
buildings ... he ~ad 11tudent bod)' five lames larger than that for
"'h1ch 11 Wllll OrtiPn.ally anrendCCl.
The bualdina wall be remodeled anto
aeneral clnur(loms and faculty oifices &at an
elllmatcd CQ$1 or $700,000. Th.e cost ol the
new lacahty. to be loc:.~ted below rhc: libnu:y.
hilll been 1::\lltrulted loll three to thrcc-11nd-a·
hlllf malhon dollur~ ... By ntJU wantcr we hope
to have .dlthe funds an hand and be under \hores 11.11d the loa~uon &!I "p.lrt ol the
plunmng going on. \nd of c:oune parkans
must be 11 major con,aderataon ." • con,truction, .. aaid Grra&-
"Funding for a new science buildana
bcpn us early us 19oS," Jald Greg. Funds
onaanally earmark.c:d for u library. chapel
and Kicnce bualdan1 bad to bedavcrted when
hrc dcstro)cd the athlctJc buildma.
"'Con•trucuon was put ofl twace,"' s~ud
Greg. wbut now clfons are 100 percent .. An annual snnt lrom Crown Zeller­
bach of SS,OOO witt be added to fund~ lor
con\trucuon oJ a new scientc buildana. lbc
pro.cnt ··c:•ence bualdins wa• the lint suuc­
ture butlt ~hen the college moved to ata
prc:~entlocation in 1942 II c:unently s,crvei a
thanlang about, we maght be talking about
JUSt everyone who's tcachtng h3lf·timc or
more
"So once you dclinc who's ehgible,
who'' .s member of the group, then~ ou need
JO percent ul those people. But "e hu\en't
even dcctded whether \\C: \HII go the wa) ot
nn ck'ttion We \\-on't alii wall t.hl harm to the
college."
No food poisoning
H•lli Tbo~ldn., .. un
~taff \\ ritu
A rumor uf fooo pouonang b) ~A GA
c:trc:ulatcd tu~t ""ec~ . hut Dr Mnr) I ynn
l.l'Braen of the anllrrnal) ad the ) mp10rn
were marc like u ilu cau~cd b) the Hru
GuMrv ~mrltu, for "hu:h there 1s nl) trel\t·
ment
~ 'hllrn..:tc• 11cd b tomuch aches,
liomlllng und dtnfl hca. lhl~ nu h\lUh.ln'tltt!ot
more than .N h~lurs, but can be prulongtd h)
~!oiling IOU ~\ICIO. o· Rricn ~ud .
Anyone: "trh.ll.cn tn tnc: ncar luture ts
ud,·ised b) O'Bnen to t.ake it c:,t'IY lor .24
hour" and lollow tl hjht dtct ol ginger 1.tle,
tea, Coke, Jc:llo. Y'-'iJUrt Jnd other non-lut
1\"'h.ld' Mil\: ""ill only C'.1U~e mo~ d~arrhea .
The~ hu'-e also been rumo~ ot a
hcpatiti:. ep•dcmtc, but O'Bncn hau~n onl)
ilnt g1rl ""llh u malt! ~ i: ot iatf«tious
htp:lltti~. The girl a\ no" bud; c.1n her lcctllnd
no luther inc:.adcnb ha\e been ~ported to the
mhrmaf) . "The ~tirl m'ul probabl} p1cked it
up at home durin& ChristmiU brca\:, and l
" 3 Februan 1977
Nama Grey-Johnson
~uaff \\ ntcr -
Fnendstup Through Food, pro m
org.un~.ed by L C fore1~n studentJ, ~1!1 p~
ent the cumnc, music and pagentry or
Ul':itant lund 1111 J y 1n ~emp leton Center,
Feb lv
From II a.m uotal S p rn.. ~II of
Templeton "'II be davitlcd mto booths offer­
an glampsa ut the c:ullurcs of fnc • stu,
the ~taddlc Ea t, Europe-nd l tan nd
Central Amenca. It' ~rt of progr m for
rhe adlil\ne%mcnt ofinterl\lluonnl undcnt n­
dtng betWeen the forctgn llUdenU nd then
Ameracn ho"t
lrnnaun businc m JOr Cp·us
Octwune i, Chairman of r,·F, saad the mam
luncuon of the organ12.ation IS to c~p<ne
Amew:ans to the di~enc culture • represented at LC'-
.. fhe maan channel ol emptaasu m the
I-IF ts food. Foreign students arc rom·
m1 -.tuned tO p~parc their nlltiOtUll dl ha
for ;\mencnn tam•hes who wtlt Iuter gwc a
!limclll uonatmn to the 1nternauonal
l·rtcnd'fhip Fund, \I; htch helpJ h.m:agn
.students \Hih financsnl problem ...
problem ..
For preJlllnng a meal, the tudents
n:a:we 12.50 ret hvur "b.sch can cather be
pa.1d to them darectl of accumulated tO be
\ic:ductcd from lhetr tu1Uon
I o ensure thot lhe chcmc run moolh·
h. F t-= mcmbcni ha'-e comptlcd rcape
brochure fron1 ""h1c:h mte~tcd people: n
choo en fon:ISfl uehc:aC\ the) \\ould h c to
lf't.
.. \her u famal) antomu us o( the '-"nd of
nauun I da h the) \ ould hL.c.-l ch r.tr:l
srud, .. t he nudcnts of the peahed c:ountcy
urt ualormcd and thtn the hoppang and
rookms 11rrangemenu nrc \\Ork~ out .. fhe
booklet an: a\'fnlnblc from Dehsar e1
Deh$llrCil()()~ \l\'Cr the duurmonshap Of
t-1 ~ an 1073 ..-.uh a ~til} I}( S2SO whtch had
n en to S~ at the en\.1 ~,f the JQ76 htcal
)cur. Fun\.~ accumuhued through th~
1\fOMr.tm .trc handled b • Marion Dodson.
ccn:Utry at the Fon:&gn Students Office. and
IS open to aU lorcaan :Mudc:nts tn need of 11d
I he t-~rF IRC'OrponliC'<l the IURClll)fU u(
th(' lnternuti\!nltl Students uociatton.
wht~h has been organatang annual anttr­
natlonat ram. for the pa I t\!oCh'e )Cars. U$1
)tttr. under f-,'F, the cultural Uur d~"" a
n:-cord crn""~ 01 '""o thowand people from
the p,,rtland Metropolitan area. l>chiU'Ici
:.nucaratQ tan C\tn ba&&er turnout th11
Fc:bruar) mput or opamon on the \ltUollon1
JudganJtlrom the number or names
's dog mandate d d 1"\t ,cen 00 doiUlle-dele~aliOO IS!'lUe Con erl~JJ}e protC\t peutaon' there doell eem to
. _ _ be $omc ,tudent opamon on the
ubje~;t, al you're mterQted . To the t dltor, In defense of God
To tht (dllor.
h\ a dog\ lite I tell vou rm
Ct.ln~rncd \\ tth 1 he nc" pohcy on
maling pohC'I~ . ~pc.;aficall\ I'm
rclcrnn~ to the one Dean Sort:nson
JU~t made on do~ (that\ the one thtat
\\COl mto efiect the mornin8
~tudenb '"ere nota lied ot 1t.)
I'm cunou ..... Dick. Who m3dc
tbt -gro'" mg number ol com·
plamh.'""'
\.lo't ol m~ lncnd!l thank doc')
arc na~ \ ou I. no". tt':!l omcumc
nacc to see omc other anamah
besid~ human' running around. I
I eel truat way too. But I rom~ our ne'"
poliC) I re-cel\ed the di:.unct ampre.·
aon ~ou aren't antere:.ted an heanng
bout 11. I rcler to MAn) comment •
que~t1on~ or concern.' ~hould be
darected to the "ec:un" Olli~ .. l't1U
don'J "or~ " lrt .5f-cUWI ' Oj]iN'..
I'm rt:Jih da!>turbed . I mean I
an't heir but qu~tton a man who
won't <&n)\Hr lor his own dectsion
lt'i hl\e ) ~\u'rt: )O)yang. ..rm not
mponMblc ."
Ultt:fl to tht' EJuCJr should he
adJu.sJ~d ro Box 1 J. Tht dt'odlmt u
10 o.m.. \fondoiJ >41/ .fuhmuflom
Jtould bC' tapnl and art' JubJeCI to
t'dmng
Clarfficatio11,
not re-.,vn·te
To tbc l::dltor:
I would like to congrotulntc
:'\ana Grc:) -Jnhnson on rhe c:xpo~ure
of wmc: amportant current c\cnb on
campu\. His arttcle about the Platt·
Ho~ard pany pohc) CO\'crcd the
es.~nuals \\ell in relercn~ to the
~opecilic pOtnt~ or the statement
Hov.eH~r . I tale exception wuh Lhe
O\crall tone of the nrttcle
Ht!l opentng paragraph. for tn·
~tancc. :r.uggests that the Platt·
Ho'"card Dorm Council Mredelmcd"
the ~hool '~ cx~ung alcohol pohc).
Ali someone "ho spent a great deal
ol ume '\\or lang on the statement. I
feel another stde ~hould be made
~nown h v.as not the antem ol the
Dorm CounC'II to ·redefine" the
school's stc:adfut pohct~. at "llS
merel} our destre to clanl) tho~
regulations . and to apply them
specaficalll to p:Jttt~ v.nhm Platt·
Howard
Our aim \\31. to ~tabh~oh a
.i)'Stem through which Sluden"
\lo ould p.1u .... ath thc:ar plans ror
pan1c:s ThC~oe pl:!tb would be
re\ ie\\ed and e' aluated b' our pcer5.
Alter all. tl •~ ahe mber people tn rhe
dormll! .,.,ho are a.llccted by the notse
and crowds of the pantc:s. Tho•c
~ ho put on par11e11 should ha' e to
an,\\erto the people with \~.'hom the)
h\:c. We hope thl.i .... ,utcad e\entual-
1) to a •)~>tem of rcspomablc, r.elf­
go,crnment '\\Jtbm Lhe dorm~. one
"'tb v.:htch all student5 '"ill be hap­
p).
Agaan, v.c d1d not urc\\rste" the
~hool's poltC) We merel) tool
ad\anutge of an opporlunJt} to
rna\c n len nebulou~ and male the
c:on~uenca more clear
1om R)an
WAN1 EIJ: Paper bad; or hard·
bound Jcru~alem H1bte .tny condt­
uon Contnct Mel Jones. 245-<>573
or I C Bol'i 1299
Ml ['\I WOMF. I JOBS ON
SHIPS' Amenc:an Forersn o eA­
pc:nencc requued Excellent pa)
Worldv.:adc tra.,.·cl Summer JIJb or
cnreer Send S3 00 for tnformauon
SEAF AX, i)cpt K·JO BoA 2049,
Pon Ang_elt), Wat.hangton 9 )b2 I remember '' ntC(:ttnt~ carl) Ju,t
lull. It w,.., " "Meet Dtd.. \oren:ooon.
nc.\n ell 'tudenl\" mccung. I
remember vuu '"""'lt-·rm here to
'"orl lor vou I could huvc 'worn •
)OU \\ere retemnjl to me I guc~~ tht!o
"ould be n1u1 btf chunce Dc~pllc
ho\lo or wh) the poO<h prohtbttton
came-to be, I hold \ ou rt:'ponsahle . II
)OU are not. I humbl\' request to
~no\\ \\ ho t\
I ~no'" ott wo petttion' current­
!) tn ctrculutaon (the} "ere started b)
dtflercnt partt~ una" arc of each
other) I hope the} wall gl\e :.orne
indica11on that } our ne\\ pohc} t!\
not nccc ~raly w tth the gcnerul con­
'en ... us ol the \tudent bod\'. I \;no\\ ol •
andt' tduah who are \\tiling to work
on a teu ... ablc 'olutaon lor dog con­
trol. I 11m one But fir.t I ~ant
:anlllhcr chance to 'et \ ou in .tell on •
,
.. To rht t.dltor,
What g<IC~ do\\ n here? One
morntn[l t'cn wnlltn~ to get my moal.
u 01~ dn}. I groove \\ tth the cntter~
out on tht In"' n tor a whale, go to my
moil bo" glo,~anp wuh thought•
about ho\\ good tt ''to hnve I row·
dogg.ae. to tal'-: and pin)' \Hth, and
BOOM !I Prorlamotiotr from
abo' t•-therc i'> a terrible catoch!>m ac
cri,h. on campu' requtnng am
mcdtJte tnsutution ol m11r hull In~
Dog.-. arc rampart 1 Out ol control
Mauling mnoccnt ~tudentll a' the\
roam in huge pucl.:-.!
At lca!~l that'~ what it eemC\
hl.;e. I \\-u~n't nwure ol an) dogcmas .
I bnd never heard n compltunt about
dogs. Some of m) be)t lncndl> are
dogs, and the) onlv tell m~ mc;;e
thing' .tbout rhe bu~he hen: ~o
wh\ doo the Dean lc;elll ne~cc'' \I")
to '"'ole .m tmmcdmtt bun on
canine treedom \\lthout an\ ~tudent
I
Reflection and genuflection
·u. God, v.ho ~•II• not the
dtMth ol a :ian ncr, but rather that he
be con\cned and It\ e .. " lluit phratoc
tto hom .. pra} er "e utoe tn ihe
Catholic Church. It C".lmc: to mind
the morntng niter John Po\\ell'li LC
lecture Mc:eung tum WIU an tntcme
eApenena: lor me
t\ )Oung \\oman ipo};c wnh
ham after ha~ Monda) tan an whach
he iharcd ha. paan nboul the dl!i·
'regard for hunwn hie he liD\\ m
oboruon·on·demand . She told ham,
J•J.J(SO ,\ 1.: Whu t6 Wakt Kulik
and why •~ 11he ttb)tng nil thr:~c
tcrrable lhang.s i.thout ldt Amin
Atl' acm IIJIIlC tv ..
,3rll.sometlr mg,
jmd JomrrJrmg"
I ltr I UG u 1111~ ar:crptmg
dus1ij11 d od1 jor publtt atrott o,,.,
wu :!Sr P'-" "''" as prmt~d Itt rh,.
pap/'1 1J )tm'rr mtrrt'JitJ, cai/IJuna
01 ,.XI, ]J]. chrough he1 tear • ho" he: had,
;.almost as a mutter ol cour e,
COUO~<ellcd fi friend lO hii\C an olbor•
taon \\hen they ~ere tn hagh school,
and that ~he no\\ lcllgutlly about her
advac:c:.
After he hc:ld her und comforted
her. he a !t;cd, "lJtd you thank, .11 the
lime, that what you \loere dotng WU!t
right:' She nodded )CS, .. [hut' all
you C'dn do We do the bclil ~c: can."
And he encouraged her not to hurt
herM!H wllh remora.c.
A& I recalled thut powc:rl ul
~cenc:, it da" ned on me 1 hat I had not
ta~cn has 3d\lce 10 m) ltte. I hll\en't
wanted to be converted and ltve 1
hu\e hcc:n chuo::.ang tolhc wllh gualt
~or a mumc:nt, l hi.td <t IILtJh ucro~\
my bctng or how I mtght he, or fc:el, tl
1 let gu uf 11. I lc:h c.arcJ. I wuuldn't
hal\c at to n~)Utc m)~c:ll that I um
grnutnc. th.Jt I •• m llllltcrc, that l.un
lollov.mg Chm1, "however un­
wonhtl~ "A" I continued my pr t)C:I
shut murnang. I dt\CO\Cred that tha
dli) wa:. the h:a toil he CCJn\cnlon
of St P.aul.
Julm l.a/{rrtl
(.umpm Cutlru/t(' \fm/Jier But dOJl) nrc onl~ l>UperficiOI
her; ~o if you don't hke dog.,
JUl\t jlrunt on 'em und thank. u litep
further \\ e're tnlktngubout respon·
\tbtllly about hnvmg folk~ hve un·
der pohcae~ ond bc:tng anvolvcd tn
thear formntaon Thut\ what the
Deun \fiOI..c ol when r met ham tn the
fall
"Yc' ,tr, boy:, and gtrls
RE5PONS1Bil lTV thnt'\ what
tht~ tO\IltUtton requtre!>!" But tt'a
hnrd lor me to lcel ~.<.pon~tble when
I don't ).;no'~ ~hat I'm rel>pon~able
tor. I've been done to. and thcre'5
nothing left to do
Fran/.. \{ ortotr
f~ltwr '1 ttvtt•:
Corraflull flit' Dl'atr oj
Srudc•nh /l c'OIU/dc •rm~: ftl/.1/fll( the
tnllllmum proju:tt•nc l Jc·or, for
/arrt}!ll uudmt.\jwm.500 ta.550, 1101
.WO to 3.50
•AIItor·tn·( ltt,r
\tlna&Jn& ~dhot
\tt UlrrC1ur
t'hotoarapb) ldllur
'\pori• fdilot
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-;(Jq' Yl
•
·-ln re~pon•e to all the lctttn 1•
response to poor Ms Ou111•1
re,'>pon~oe (I Vv I 27177)
People •
ore whnt they
u11e:d to be
whut they've
nlwavlt been
(unaon are created
where none eMst)
(law' an: wnllen
where rehgaon latl\)
(crack5 ure tnc\ltable
where dam'lo OCl:Ur)
Hi"
Jtory rewntc!l ll~eu
fu,tcr 1 han the
mournang paper
.and our purpo'e
here ,., samply,
to love
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Jell P1trct
l>ut•h \1andel
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Han• Hulm11tl
. Robert tl111
l.aura Manto
Dana tl:ombo1 C Uftlpmlllon l dltur
B~nlna• M811a&n
\d•rrlhlnc 1\larut«
C lrculatlun Manat.r t'uhllrl. Orrurtnu~ · -• John ltndale)
\\ 1 Cm•h o .. rna
1 1'" 'and) \ndclnUin , Kcun llatrd lircnda Uurnell
ltrb.S 1> Cliarl, Jan t.-onncll, Juhe l>utn, Caroline Gale. "ana (,r~)·Juhn~n Juh;
Jonn, Mel lono, C'l.,~ Marun, l'rtr) Ol,on lnom Ro,, l"anC) Rouch' Juhr
S\\c:holl, li•II.Stuko , .Sam hillman, HaiiJinnur I honteuuann 't.auuc lndd Conrad
btelhucll •
"I">"' I> .an ll;almer. lakC' <~trc:nburt~. 1\nn ~Ierner
l'hutuar•J•hJ .. • , Jell llt~on, l'h>ll•• Oslrt.
Karl l'clcnrn noull RO\enbct£, 1< )lc Rothcnbort~
l'rodulllton :-, d \ ·'
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o lrc111 nnro), (.Arullllc Gale, M1oha <•onJbcr11• MC'I luno U~hhl :.C h 1 "' 11'
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l;att" llou d '· \\cndy lktnava, Sharlrnr li:.unutn, Carol \latsu11111111 Marh
Me< ullo~eh I " C)rh.a~h , Stel-e SpaldiiiJJ lcnntlcl Wo.~th '
l'holu !.crrtnrr
chl•or llal"t So~•tcr
Jlltllual c.uldaiiH llt,hard llo)l
011 I hi I 1,: ""~en c •rorec
11:1a JIU tuatto11 o the \,,on.ttcd \tudcnta ol t.c11.n and < 1
l'alallnc lhll Ruad t•uralatW Urcr.on !17219 l'untcd ll I a~l l ullt~. OC·l~
b\ ahr l.ah· (haH~f" R~tc:v. Sc:con.J cbn po.aa e .:.::, :: ~""11' c atln.ltmtc )cu
tLII»cuptaon ccm S.J 7S ( , 1 'i J p II' lllnd, l)rC'gull \nnuat
u tllb\CIII'ttl \ IC:II.' C'~ptn~ IU(' thote ullhc "fiiCM
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Cf,t" od Going to the dogs
Mrl Jonn
'itllfl Writrr
>\ nc\~ colltgc potu;)' conccrmna dog~ on cumpu• wu, rctcntly
m.uJc: publll m 11 memorandum lrom Dcun of 'Student 01d
Sorenson. I he poh~\· conccrnm(l dog> now reads:
IJ"R·' "" nut ullo•n•d on wmpus unleJJ on letl!lh and m pl11·~/wl
('(111/ftl/ n) t/11' CH\ lit 1
tim• dol( lt•/t rmullenrlt•d, 1'1/ha runmng loow or fled to un
oh,wc/,•, ,turlr a.\ ru dours. rullmg. t'(r.. 1\ ill hc· p1cked up und
trllll.\f10TII't l to the J/ultmmtulr Cmmtl' Animal Control Centtr m
7 routclalt. Orc•gun.
1 he admlllhtration mrcly nets so rushly. Normally. such an nctaon
\HlUid be prcctdcd by ~umc open discu!>sion ttnd some mput from
tho)c ntlec:ted 1 he ucuon t.1~en by Sor~!l.en sets n dangerous
prce(:dent, not IJhl) for dog owners, but tor the whole college
fhe mcmomndum :.,1} th1~ acuon h.1s been tnken .. due to the
gro,Hng number of complnmt s, reg• taed primarily by ~tudent ''
I "onder aboUI the '"growmg number ot complnmtft "M1ght the\
not be,, crecn for omeone ol les than plurnl ~tatu~7 A qUid: survc)
dtd not tum up .1 single per~on who "as d1:.turbcd b) the plcthorn of
r1110Ch~ runnmg loo se
Indeed, the mo 1 ~.ommon reacuon "u.s one of plc:.•~mre . Mo~l felt
the I C campus 1 nn tdc.ll pli!CC lor dogs to run loose, that the•r
e<tn51i10t CCI\orung .tddll consJderubl} to the: ambience ol the ground
l>ogs nllcr man) ol u" .1 vu:anous frc'"-dom as we: trudge lnmct~ 10 clnss
I urge the Hdnumstmuon 10 rc:con!iJder thi!i act10n At the vc:n·
lc:n~ t. those \\ho fn,or allowtng dogs to run frecl) on campus should
h;nc the opportumt} to rchut tho~e who reg•~lc:rcd the: complnmts
New life for new left
Bill Stokes
Starr Writer
Recent urve)'" ol Amenc:an college student~ show that "consc:r­
\'3tbm" ,., a concept pohtscally embraced by O\cr a third of them, while:
the rc::.t call them~elves either "liberal" or "mtddle of the: road." 1 he
''fiJr ldt ~ '"ount. only three percent for Ill-elL
(u\cn the pcrcc:nt.tg~ ol college \lUdent:. who ac:tuall) vole, maybe
these: ,unc:)' were operaung under the tll-concei\ ed nollon that mo~n
'tudcnt' •lr<: pohtlc.llly c:ogmuve
fhcrc are ~uu u lew studenb mvolved 1n political movement\ but
many other' depend on readtng or ctuuroom polem1cs for poht1cul
mlormauon r here are very few way ~> tor student~ to tnvolvc:
them~elvc~ tn the clnrtftl3tlon of worldwide issues thnt governments
and bag bU\Inc'" ob,cure or ma .. represent
The lett uppear' fragmented and disorgani1ed to ~tudc:n~
concerned w1th gelling the facts '>tnught and tdentifytng 1\\U~ .
Rad1calo, .tre unknown or ol lillie value to studcnb concerned
pnmaril)'' with workmg themselve\ toto a s~tem o;ometame .
Here at l(. general sausfacuon ~ms to reflect fortuJtOU\
economtc po"uon~ We're products ofthe post World War II nouv~au
flch~ nnd lis prep s.chools
I ( ha~ developed from u reg1onnt college for the offspnng or
rehg1ou~ logger' tnto whatever 1t1., no~ by recrunmgsuch students At
the \Umc ume. l C has mten!\tfied uc:adem.Jc expentse and broadened a
liberal nrh curnculum (whtch. tf nothmg else. wtlt make one a good
convef'\allonoh!lt tn nearly every ~UbJcct but radical pohllcll ) So 11 J'ln't
really surpming that fortuuou~ students at a college of vartuoslty often
remum pohucally vacuous
fhe muatton may not be one of consaom con$ervausm so much
.1s at 11; one or confus1on over what polittcal rodtcalism as The ntdtcal
effort~ of the ~txt1e~ connote useless endeavor to student!. of the
sevcnuc~. but .. rud1cal". an tts onganal ~nse. menm "gomg to the
rooh"
Quest1001ng the: pnnc1ples nod causes of our affluence LS perhaps
the best way to fmd u penonal concept of radical pohtacs One auaht
then perceavc the other cho1ce & stlence. or uncomc1ous perpetrauon
or explottauon and wars
&cause the mcdm ha!l usually portrayed pollttcal acuv1sm as
mere dtsrupuon. there: arc problems wben you get to the pomt where
actiVIt)' seems de-.amblc
Movements can lead to du•lluston and abuse as well as any
capuahst statu~ quo, but rnd1cal acuvtsm, tn its true ~ensc, is simply a
umficat1on of theory and phystcal conduct If pohtacal radicalism were
understood m thts way. rather than betng ISOlated as an utremc:
polanty m some survey. campu& con~ervattsm m1ght aroctously
dtssapatc
The factors workmg agauut poliuca.l radicalism probably so
beyond Q mtS•SlBUng or the cast presented here. The modem
educuuonul und soc1ul tendency 1.$ to detach 1dcas and creattVlty from
eAperience The ucsthetu: trait~ of e"pencnce shme throush m mustc
and an and literature:, but are often forgotten m the academtc
deification of techmque and vartuo:nty
Thh bnst•on of pnvilegc ts as good a setting as any to !!tart
mtcgruung life und learnmg. to "mdicaliu" wath greater otanty and
wader acuon
The upcomtog Phalosophy sympo~1um ol(er~ a shortcut It will
feature uuthon ol woril.!l whach do mdced -go to the roou.'" or our
preOCC:UpUUOn With the ~elf, the norm of cruel puntahment for
cnm•nul\ of the lower clun vonety, etc:.
If all of u' !Ubmat ourtelvc:s to th1s mtd-term gap of fre h air,
maybe the: homogenou• whole w1ll ceu~e to misunderstand radu:al~ or,
1dealty, stop detachmgthe concept of rad1cal poht1cal acuon from the
mdtvtdual und mau necessity whtch at u. ASLC seeks
candidates
C~lnacr Baehr
GuCttt Wrlttr •
ASLC Campa1g n '77 ·~ un­
dcrw.•y
Office~ open .arc ASI C Prttl·
dent, \'u:c· Pr~•dc:nt, ·r reasur«!r uft­
cnmpus M:nutors und J-Board
pu~i11ons . I he de.sdlinc lor ,. (·
prcn1ng your anterc:~t 10 runmng '"
1-cb 14 ~isn-up shc:eli arc posted at
the mfo dcfik :and the ASI C olfice
Alter s1gmng the list. all cun·
d1dlltei nrc requneu to attend a
meettng on Fc:b 7 at 3·1 S in the
Sl C office where the rcgulatsoru
for cump.ugn w 111 be rc:\'Jcwed
short peech
luc: gt:th:::lcu IIIUuc:nt body wsll
have nn opportunll) It) meet and
que uon the: candidat~ (JO Feb. 9 nt
II rt.m {location to he .mnounctd)
Studcnl5 runmng Cor the: olticcs "''II
g1vc: ,1 short &pcech and then answer
l{IICStlOO (rom 51Udenti.
llu: ne\li ly clec1cd AS I C Presi­
dent wtll begsn h1s or hc:r term of
o1f1Cr! tlnrtsng spnng term. LWJ
Morn on. current Pn:stdc:nl,
described the ;ob U!i wrcpresenung
the: 5tudenr bod)' a1 Execuuvc Coun­
Cil nnd Bo:mt of Tru tee:~ mceungs.
n "ell a amll.stlng legu.tauon thnt
"ould be bcnc:ficanl to thccommum­
t) ol students."
tl"\.f'l1ee committees
~he nddcd thai I he ASI.C PrClil·
dent 1 rcspons•blc lor appointsng
:uudent to M:~e on lacult~ and •
tru~lec commattecs usa v. orks
close I} wnh the Senate, attending its
mectinp und sc:ttmg up subcom­
mntcc:s to look into vanou .. tsSUC$,
I he \ ice· Prc11dent :. dutic:~ sn·
elude organwng and runmng enutc
mecung~ and ca!>ting the deCiding
11otc m c:-.t'c of a Senate tic He or she
i" re:.pon!>ible tor orgnnizJng Senate
commllle~. muksng sure every
(\cnator i" on a committee and that
e'er)' committee h.as the required
number of member<. .
'You ha\e to wori. With the
Pre,ldent incoordanatingthe \SLC.
lt take' about IS to :!0 ho~ a week
dependtn@ on the andividual ,ft $aid
R&~nd) Stender. thb year's Vice­
Pre,•dent
rip-off
The office OJ r reasurer \S the
only one tbut doesn't begm spnng
term The term of office comc1de!>
wuh the fi!ical yeJ.r and runs lrom
July I. 1977 to June JO, 1978 The
rrcaaurer 1s rttpOMtble for plnnmng
the budget The Treasurer works
w1th the people an the bus• ness office.
sagntng checll. rcque~ts for
organwltlons. and work.tng wnh
them to ~eep the budget an order
I he Treasurer wor.,_~ elo~ty wnh the
Prc.,idcnt nnd the V,P. and g1vcs
periodic budget report. to the
Senate Bruce Mulhns, the pr~nt
Treasurer . ~id, .. Bas,c:ally. you
m3ke sure all the orgamtauon., are
spendang thear mone)-properly ;1nd
that no one is npptng off the
Jtudcnt5 ..
OH-campu5 senators arc
roponstblc for attendmg wed.l)'
Senate mc:etmg on Monday rughts ctt
6. 30. Spnng term IS espeaall)· busy
tor -senaton be~.:aU$e the budget lor
the next year 15 presented by the
organwH1on~. n:vtewed ~nd ap­
pcoved On-Qlmp~ senaton llrt:
c:lc:cted dunng lllll term.
J·Board memben hear ccues
brousht apim.t a ~tudent. or
\tudcnt!l., by the admini.tration .
1 he\' abo oversee the act1oru ol the • Senate, the Pre~ident. Vu:c·
Prc .. ident iJOd the TT'Ca\urc:r to ma~e
sure the)' are m accordance with the
ASl.C constitution . fhom RM\
Starr Writcr
M,ty people: ure lomtliar wath one or both ol Tom Robbms' worlb1.
Jluutht'T RooJJtCJ~ ,;I ttramon und f:H•n Co¥.girlt Gcttlh.-Blu.-s But
that's not enough ~\eryonc: should be familiar with them.
tlnothn RumJ,,J,. Arlfattwn •tan 1 beauuful womnn, 11 rod:­
and·roll drummer and mllJPCIIln, n baboon. and a corpse. The tuad,
humorous narrnls\c keeps the: reader's attention throughout, although
some (ol~ do gel bogged down 10 Robbtns frequent quests for the:
meamng of meamng and ~uch fhc plot 11 weJI-Wo\en, k.ecpmg the
reader gucssmg until the c:nd, when e .. 'Crythtng in the book that
pre\'lously 5eemed auperfluous gracefully falls 1nto place.
One of Robhm ' maJOr gs!a I) hu ab1hty to dc:scnbe the land,thc
people, nnd the: atmos.phere. makmg u all seem real, 1be p1t1ure he
prunt& of northwest Wa h1ngton lS cspcc1all~ good. Uu pmpotnl deu.tl
makes the: most btz.nrre chamctcrs and s1tunuons 5CCJil plnu!lble. tf not
nutuml At the ~me umc thBt he so nwdty dcfina theie char ccers, he
lc:a~Cll \cry purposely lthanlo: a grund a urn or myJtcry about them
O\lo fnr some fault• Ole author• not too subtle: commentary on
such topta ru. orgllntl.ed n:hgaon, lnw and order and b1gotry underlie
the: enure no~cl. mnkmg 11 seem lmosl petty m plnce .. but not qUite
He ,.eems to catch ham~lf before he geu too cyrucaJ and hmcr. and
bnngli the render bnek to .lllenuon \lo1lh ha \loll
I "ould, and h,,.,e. recommended thLS boo to c'fc:eyone .
£ven Ct1wg~riJ Grt thr B/11es, Robhuut second book. ~.t also
enJoynble. but nut I1J trong as htJ first It bears too hc:a\11~ on soaal
and seAual cnllcl'm.
Although the: suu •• uoru are !lomcnmc.!i funn)'. IOmellmes
bcauuful and loVJng., the overall taste as bntcr There u nothtng v. rong
wtth Robbtnll cnt1cu.m per se but he spends too much effon nnd
verbmgc: mal..,ng ha posnt,,
The book tend~ toWDrd the ubsurd,u garl born With thumbs three
umc normnl s11.e becomc:s the \\Orld's gre. tetit httchhtkcr He docs
not put as much cmphasts on on mtrlgums plot ns he doo on soaa
.:ommcnUH) and u h1p \'Crston of smuu~ passages
1 do not "uh to SJ'C the tmprasaon that the book u a total lou
tn fnct. hn dc:scnpuon nd cthnograph~ of n fic:t1Ctous ancscnt tn1Jc
rnlled the Clock People IS one of the best p.a~~ges I've read. and some
of the cp1 ode \\llh the protagomst nnd her psychiatrut nrc e,.;cellent
lhs dc:scnpllon ol the m1d\\c: t ranch on v. h1c:h most oftheactaon takes
plncc 15 al o eloquent.
So, 1f )'OU haven't read Roa.Jstd~ ,;4 ttrccllon, do so. lf)OU hn\lcn't
read Cowg~rl.s .... pact up n copy whc.n there'• nothing better to do.
ananwaban 'kumulaprempeh-Huma'i
tafT Writer
Upon cJUtmintng n cross ection of opionion on the TV
pr~entallon of Roor,, I find that Ale~ Haley bas cngsa\ied him~elf'in
the annals ol folk herotsm and h111 shown \\bat can result from
diligence and unflinchmg detenntnation to find ou1.
One uspee1 of au mo,·mg drama is that Roou w:u wnncn by the
great-grcat·grc:u grand on of Kunta Kinte cAiell Haley) and watched
b)' the great-great-great grandchild of the Wamc:B(Absalem Waller),
who bought him chatned h.and and foot-in AnnApolis .
Waller':. first reaction to Root$ was one ol intriguing remotnc:ss .
-fhat's all pan ol ha .. tory.· he said, •jullit like the Battle of t~
Wildem~ s or the ~ccond World W3r.• Waller u not e\'Cn sure"' hclhcr
he likes the: "tory.
The wr u no\lo open for senumental apprahal or anlul critique
dependmg upon the degree to ~h•ch the story and iu tele\"Jion
ponmynl hll home
fhe stuNtudded ca~t no doubt put its best into the production
We owe u commendauon to everyone an il
Rated uoo; the th1rd btgge~t I'V attraction in the USA (82 million
viewers), Rc10U hll!< broadened the means b't which the negro can come
face-to-lace~ ath reaht)'. hnkmg his present con dillon to the bare tacu
of history and probably regenerating the guilt-syndrome in wrutc
America.
The nudgma di5Comfort : How strong is tbc black.man -w•th has
roots-au he li&hts (or survival in this stnt.nge country? Of all the ethnic
groups m America. he: is the only one blatantl) out of touch with the
'ole count f)'. Most othcn keep a quantity of heritage. criminal or
evangelist, from wherever they c:ame.
What then doe1 all thiS mean tQ the bla~k American ? For him
America is home-all Roou bnnp bad is an oc:c:asional swoon of
detached nostalgia for htstona, a perked up iotellCC'Iu.al rt:\'elallon or
cultural awakening . For othen, tt bnnp a crude re"'ival of \'uallon or
worse still just t&nother week in front of the tu~ .
Alex Haley himself plays up the poetry of Afncan life: In America
tnc rnctonc tS earth)'. here-and-now sUJ"'tival-talk . But in Africa the
iambics now through. fhe color and beauty and serc:nny are
misleading . Thts reflects the author's sentimental c:onn«tton to his
history,
1 he rcprQentauon or Mandtnka wvnon " big, black, sturdy
men does not tally with the -general physical bu1ld or the Mandinka
peoples. fhc IX"oples of the coastal regions of Scneaambia arc tall, 'l.im
and do not fit the 'Drum-Ken North' slave-ttud stereotype. whtdl
inliltrated Haley's Africans.
fhc point here 11 that the emuonal paddina of the Afncan
portions ol the mo .. ie has not succeeded tn uplainin& the contu~nt
any better to the areat-great-grcat ara.ndchildn:n of its forced
immtifUJllS mto the: New World.
But it I may have a final word,l must say Bra"'O Haley! For he as a
joll) good fella. oday
•1 here will bt' an open pOt'tr~ rudin,
!opon,ored b) the lucrnr) Re\1('\\, todu~ .at
3:10pm m Tamara~:k. II )oU \Hluld ht.:c to
read nluud contact L1'n l:eppcler. <'~t J 5.
or \m) Rtl\itch at 1~5-.'~0~.
•Oa'e Gu}er \\111 dtscu•" MThc:
sagmlicancc ot Epnhchal Cdl., in the llnne,"
toda) 111 the Biolog_, '-emanar Room.
•The 'orth¥te-.t t-alm ~tudir-. \.enter w til
present the a~t in ,cne' ol ~orthwc,t-made
hlms tomgh1 It \Hll -.ho\\ oil b p.m at the
t•ortland ,\ rt ~J u .. eum, \ \\ Par J.: and
Madt!>On \dma~ ion j., ~I "5.
• The rl\t and fall of cn~tlor Jor
M« art h) and hu C ,lmmm~ on Lin·
AmenC".!n Acmitcs rs the :!>Ubject of u I\
mo' u:, 7 oriRutmt'r Jnt•, Feb () .tl 9.30 p. m on
channel ~. Peter Boyle stor,,
•
•Tht LC ~restHng team will meet Pacific
L uthcmn at 2 p m. in Pumpltn, feb 4
•Ann~hrtle ~m lecture on held )IUdae~ of •
lemur.-; m Madaga~wr Jt the Oregon
Zoological Re.carch Center, reb. 4 at 3 p.m.
at the W~hangton Park Zooo. For more
tnlormauon call 22C>-15b I.
•\1an Tra"tM>, of Peter. Paul.tnd Mar) •
fame wtll per1orm a ,olo concert at the
Ponlnnd C1vit' Audnonum Feb. 4 at & p m
lsc~cl' are 56.50 SS '\0 and S4.50.
•Alumni ba,kttball n1ght '' t·eb 4 when
L.C mc:eU Lmticld ill "' ~0 p m an Parnphn.
\dma~10n for alumna wuh currenl cards IS
S I ,\ recepuon folio") the game.
•
•\'ou can ec ba,ketball, LC il~le, when
the Ptonc:cn; meet Willa melle :u 7:31i p. m 10
Pamphn.
• I he Northwnt Film ~tudla ( enter Y til
pn:bent HoK toSuccuJrn 8u1itU~l Wuhout
RtaiiJ 1rnng. Feb. 5 at 8 p m fhe filtr. "111
be •how nat the Ponland Art Mu~eum S W,
Park :and Madt~on . Admanion is S I 75
• The Ore con S)mphon~ Orcht'\tra wtll
appear w1th the Una\e~at~ ol Ponland Choir
feb. S til 8:30 p.m. at the Portland <.1vic
Audnortum . J scket\. arc SS, So ;tOd ~ 7.
•
•CrHnpuu Ortcon wJII ~ponsor an
evening ol hlm~ Feb 6. Featured wall be the
Oregon premaer of Sa11~ th~ ~raiJ. a 1976
documenl4r) ' of lan )'car• unu-)cahng cam·
pajp. W1th tt wtll be a 1975 film on the
whale-uvmg expeduion . The show •tarta at 7:10 Jl m .• 11 the Old Church, 1412 S \\ Ill h
\\C .\dnu,,aon tl-Sl.50.
•Bem•Ot Hockt' .:ame bcmccn the
Portland \\'mter H~" k<. and <.al._;ary ic; 1-t-h.
6 nt 7 p m. m the Memonal Coli!leum.
Admtlo\IOO i, S2, wath half th..&t uct.:ct rmcc
gumg to the LC choir lor it' pnng tour ol
f uropc 1tcl.:et' nrt :n adablc I rom ..&II chlllr
mt'm~r' .md ,11 the: -..chool of \Ju,ll.
•I h( \orth~e-.1 111m ~tudie'> (euler \\Ill
precnt \/a I Wedllt.sclot .t JQ4b him \tnr·
ang ll:uold Ltosd. It'' ttl be ~ho\\ n h·b 6.11 t\
r.m. :tt the Portland Art Mu~c ·Jm " \\
Pad und ~tada,on Admt,~ton i_, S I "S
•
• \udili(UI\ ror the Portl~tnd (hi( fhulrc.'
pradu~;taon of \gnthu Cnsttc\ \Jvuwtrop
wall be 1-eb. b .tnd 7 <II 7 • .30 p.m. \udllton'
"all be held at the theatre, 1.5 'O '\ \\
\ om lull hn rnnr.: ani onnauon c.JII 226·
es.
•The l C ~omens basketball ream wall
meet George Fo1o College at 7 p m .• Feb 8 m
Pamplin
• LC' ( ommunit) Forum the W«ll}
brow nbag di\CU,~aon group. ll ill not meet
Feb 8. Paul ~ Wright, thc:ologaan in
raadencc and coordinator of the forum,
sugge't~ that all ~cet.:ly atlc:ndec~ JOtn m the
Echp,e olthe Pubhc ~ympo:.~um luncheon an
the 1 huyer Room!'.
•Canadian piani~t. Janina Fialkow\ka
wall .1ppc:ar an concert at the Civic
,\udllonum .-·cb b ..tt 8 IS p.m. Tackct< are
S4, SS and $6 and ore avatlable .n the box
othcc, 42.22 S. \\' Cia\
• l hr ur~eon :\lu,eum of ~cience and
lndu\ln IS featunng the I "rh ..&nnu.d Ore~on •
\gute und Mmcr.tl Sho\\ through Feb. b
Adma smn li S2.
•
• ,\ for<'n'i~ tournamc:nt "ill be held feb
9-10 an the Counol Chambers Schools I rom
both Oregon and Washmgton w 111 oompete
•Tht S.)he" wtll appear in concert ut the
l,ort111nd Civac Audllunum on Feb. 9, 222
S \.\. Chi\ •
•I ht Career Planmng and Placement
( tntu \\all pre •cnl a ~em mar c:nhtled 1/u'' tu
l'u/1 Ojj a Ron~ Job. feb. 9 a1 ):30 p.m. an
1 ha)cr rm. Ill Spe<tkcr~ urc: Pcgg) Lan1a,
Fir~ I State Bunk ot Oregon: I cc I( oehn.
hut Nat1onal Bank of Oregon: and Dc:nm5
Bean. U.S B:.ncorp.
•Thr Ohn 1111! Tlltn Man w til be prcM:ntcd
m conjuncuon w 1th the Free Unt\ierllt>. feb
9 at 7 p.m an the CounCil Chambers.
AJmuJwn tJ jrt·e.
•I hr Mu' ir ttou..c wall proent 1 ht•
I Jumu• Famill Ftlm, a I uJIIcngth documcn·
tar} about the hte of 3n caitern Oregon
famaly I he tilm wall prcm1crc: Feb. 9 ~~ 7:30
p.m. ut the theatre, 1220 S W. Tuylor For
I
•
• Rlc:h11rd Oemarc() wdl prc;cnt a
.. hdt lecture pr~ent.tllon of J. 70-duy, 7.500-
male r.eurch for 1he hnl.!~ between preh11tonc
oandcontempurary..&rt. Feb IOat 7 lOp man
F.vans. ~Jmtutun il /ff't·
•The \chool C>l Optra and Pelated Am
w11l pr~cot G1u~eppe Verdi's Don C-arlol.
feb H,IO,and 12at8p.m thcplaccu. 1017
S W Mormon Sl , Suttc 408 Admtssion i1
SJ.SO • 1 h' '\urrh~ c't Him "tudlc-. Center will
rrc,cnt //11 \m·agc f n I tb lU fhe lHm
\\Ill be:-,ho\\n \\lth \11m lr lkorlr. a 'hort b)
Jml'ph ...,tnd:, at N p.m .11 the Portland 1\rt
~lu~cum ..., \\', f>.tr~ and Mndason • .\dma~­
sum 1 Sl.7!i
•1 he Fnrnd' of C'hamber Mu.,it will
rrocnt •• hnc:- \rt~ Quartet, hb. 10 at 8 30
p.m. an 1 mculn f-lu II \uduonum at PMtland
Sutte. ,\dnli'!.,IOn 1 .l SO Call 229-4440 lur
uckcl\
•1 he \\ u\hington Purk I oo h lool..mg I or
F'eoplc.-antc:rc-.ttd tn bccom1ng roo gutde~
I\\ u ,ct, nl llr1ent,tllnn ~e~~IOnl> wtll be gtvcn
m hbur.tn .trld March For further 111for-• mauon c.tll ~?b-1 Sbl
•,\rt-) ou a frmtrated mu~i cian? Tired ol
hurmontllnf alont'' Art vou dvmg to J<lm
"ith omcl)nc but don't know an\·one ehc
who pla} s 1 he: hagpapes'/ If } ou pia) rock,
JaZ.l, loll. clas~acal or an~thmg else and
would hJ..e to be p.srr ol ,, mu:saci.tn~
clc.mnghou c. contact Am) Po' lie h. Box
22 I b or 254-JSO!i.
•llaH prh:«> ttd.t:t' to the focb. II and 12
P.aull.t)lor I >.tnce Comp&tn) perlorm,mcc:
arc at the tnlormatllln dC\Io.; r he regular!) S7
ucket~ to the 11rst balcon) Me 3 50 lor
tudcnh, stnll md fucult) I he pc:rrm-
m.lltcc!l. .tr" .t• 1\ p m bnth •'\·enm~·'
• \ "'qutmd formal or diumond -..tudded
blut· JUO\. Drt to the hilt "hatt\-cr your ..
m.a\ be! 1111' /lilt will be h:b. II nl the
M.t~on1c I emple, 1119 .S W Park. Mu~ic b)
7 he li ''''"'' Clwmp.\ wall begm at 9 p m
.md lu~>t untal I a.m l1cJ..ets arc )J SO per
couple:, .1\,ulublc at the anlormution de'k or
.It the door Sp01norc-d bv SOrA.
• J he: Portland (I vic T heotre w 111 pre.,c:nt
Cat On 1 1/ut lm Rouf l huf\da~. Friday'
.tnd !'iaturd.ty at 8·JO p.m. through Feb. 26
T ad.:el are S3.00 and .tre U\1Uiuble at the
the<~trc, ISJO S W Yumhtll.
•1 ht Amc:rican t uroptun ~tudc:nf ~er' let
"ill again plucc Amertc..tn college ~ludents an
summer job~ an Europe If you re antcrc~tc:d
"rate to Amertcan r uropc.tn Student Ser­
~oace. BoA 34733 r l 9490 \ adUI, lu:chten •
tean L'urope
•"ign up formo, for \ ')J ( offic~:o, and oll­
t.tmpu 'cn.ttor' "til be uvnalable an the
ASl ( ollicc: and at the: anlo dc~k from Jun.
'l7 to I eb. 4 Olrtcer po'llllom •• 1\'IUiublc: are:
A!)l < l'rl.'<ltdent
Vac;c · Prc\tdc:nt
I fC)UIC'f
I he: term ol olhcc 1~ from ~pranp '77 1hrough
wantcr "71! '\ ~.andtdu tc'!llorum wtll be: hdd 10
rhe < ouncal { humbeD on foeb 9 und c:lec­
uon!o w11l be: held hb I 6.
•The Portland ~tate l nJvenlt)' Summer
S~'IOO 15 sponsormg ItS tturd Israel
Procram dunng the summer of 1977 For
further anformnuon contact Rabbt Stampfer
at 246-81!31 •1sn. 'hrltt•n•d unnuil) \\ ork'lhop
.and lacull\ ~~ 'chcduh:d lor I hur
lrom 7 to li:'O p m. an I hll)'er II.
Crodwcll and l.ugcnc l . ltme Will.~,-.,
the ad\.mt,tgt!l ol ddernng income
the ol nnnuit} ..:ontr.tct~ to guaranttt
hlct1mc mcomC' at retirement, hoa
cvulu.uc a faA !!helt.:rcd annuity contraa
the I.C retirement progr.un .
It wall .tho co~ocr the ad~oant,J@·!\
di,ad\nntn~;c tll both h:~.cd ..tnd ~•n~
.mntullcs .and the l:mployc:c Rt.tttcmect
co 1m· '\ccunt'' •\t•t ol I Q74
• Dick f. erri,, bu"anc'~ udmtnaMnli
wu~ rc\,;entl} Jppoantcd to the board
darettor .. lor the NorthWC\ 1 lnterrnC~d:.;
chool ol aanlnng Other board rnrnn~
arc lrom Oregon .md Wn11hangton OartiJ
a~\OCiilllon, , l nder ,, cuntractunJ
mcnt, I C' j, tht ofh<till ~He lor the oa~tl.l
~chool over the next hve: ~ummer '01>1!1
The inaugurul .,e.,~ton w-a~ held hen
Augu:o.t when 44 banks were
during a 1\\o-week ~e .. ~aon .
• Phi Kappa Phi a national
honor 'Otlel) ha\ approved C'l>tabti~hr"<l
ol u chapter at l C Helen Hartntu
pre:.tdent Lewis 1 haycr handle\ p~
relation\ and Eduh Smuh ~~
trl:a\Urcr . f he VICC pre'\ldent and ore\ld!'l
elect are yet to be: elected 1 he '"'"'
and mlltouon banquet ,., 'let for AprilS
nauonal ofhce~ w11l be on campui
!~peakcr '' to be .tnnounced
• Richard Peck Inter nauonal alfa
spo~e reb I at a Unned Nauon' dmner
J..ad olf \C\\ton lor 'ureal DeciSIOn
ut the Portlond ll nat.Lri.an Church rhe
ol hi\ 1~11.: wu' 'Stag' and U .trl:' 1 0\\1tn:
More United ~.uion\ \.\ cdne~da), Feh
he \\Ill uddrcss the I c.1gUe o( Women\'
on "ll.~ Rc: pume' to ·1 hird
IJcm.Jnd!oo ,"
•1 he I tah fhpcrtur~ flu net" 1 hcatrr
hold ma~tcr cl.1s!> h:b. J, 8 .tnd I 0 I he)
.appcnr 1n concert I eb. "I and 5 at
Jellcrwn Pcrformtng \rts Center, 5210\
Kerb\ l·or more mlurm.mon call 287-26J
I he J.(' 1\lutheh' ( lub as tnattallnB
nc\\ ,cr. ace lor tudentr., On 1 hur:-~ ,, Fc:b
I rom IUn m.to 2 p.m the moms "'II bean
north.:llst corner ul the I rall Room 11
their 'c"'"S maclunc:.,, tronmg board .
ton .... and purchc~
II you ht~\c clotlung an need ol
bdng them. 1 he: charge ,qiJ be nomanal
•Tared uf pnor bu' 'ervlr~7 Call I ra-Mct
2,,1!-4H96 .and ttll them you wunt mort
,en·acc:, not Jc,, I heir plans arc to ch<tO!(Il
~out out 'c:rvicc on the llunthorpc 109
I here "ill be a meettng, t-•cb. 7 at 10 am
pre,ent d1 conttnuution ol tht hne .11
Multnomuh County Courthou'e ') \\. ~·
II }OU "·'nt to b.:l;omc ucuve 1n I he: c,·ilmp&tP
or .arc lool;,ing for a ndc to the l-et­
meeting, e<tll Joe Dunlord ..&1 e:\t, 447M
179. Mitfo
to
sym
M
u
tbt Queen ll
TJ\IE Matv
II ell oj ll
de\cribe~ th~
balk und muc
decea,cd -eel
~litlord1
uDonna HI
oo} (I OG '
Thr f.dipJt q,
Feb 7 and 8
Her wnt
d•'co\enng J
pit ,J bU!ie!\
aovcmment5o
the has tned
more t hun dl
1takl' m the
uon Jnd tht
COO\C.IOUSnes
»our pocke
Be:>ades
trafllt wtll be
campaign) 11
that the Ia VlS
mark of a fa
(or the decca
A :.econ
muckraktng 1
mdaHdunl me
cause the:
raponsa ble t$
that !>urroun
lhetr con~cql
5he e~p
her book
bu~•ne:.~",
Pumsltnrtm
profc\~IOnUI$
pollee, pt\
dubaou~ mal
b~ priv1legc
b) a govcrnt
cnme and cr
She d\.:'C
pn~on olfic:
lhem)elvc' (
actions b thl
SOl1C:l) at
runc:teent h~
Suag:-"In ord
)ou must lir
"Cnman
rtnection ot·
lton ol the
method ol cl
das~ m un) -
Matford
ol ~octall} t
counted u:; c1
the intere~l j
• Crim
and powcrf
populallon:
theh \lll va
~let) code\
owner:., co
• Rob
through deC:
• M'lnJ
Feb. 7
(l~tur
"Wealt
(lectur
"lnMd
(dt!>CUS
{di!>CUS
Ftb. 8
(lectur
"Com
Makm • opfo·
" F II
n banl
Unl
preside~
O:>laiWL:
rntS
hpus
11 atra
ltnner
IOni
The
fo\\<ltn:,
l'lllff
1 he}
5 at
5210'
~!) 7-2611
llalll!l I
• Feb I
I bttn
om
rd~.
Oa m ..
ne Jt
~ \\
J Mitford, Slater
to head
• sympOSIUm
Mel Jone'i
Mnrr Writer
Jt~i\lca Mltrord wu5 once culled
the Queen uf the. M uckmkc:rs by
71,\1 f. Mug111in c:. T11r ,tmt'ncaTJ
11 ell' oj Ol!ath-in "h1ch she:
describe~ the: wuy funeral directors
btll. and munipulate f11miJie .. of the
dccca)cd-con tributed to th1., IItie.
~ttlord, Wllh Ph1lhp Slater,
LaDonnn Harm and Marun C :tr­
no) (i.OG 1/27/77) Will spc:.tk at
lhr l:.dtp:u~ oj rh«' Public symposiUm
feb. 7 und 8.
Her "riting hus been devoted to
dt)Ccl\enng and expo~tng the multi­
ple a bu\c:!> of pubht trU&t by
~o11crnmc:nts and corporation' But
she ha~ tnc:d to mukc: 11 clear that
more than dollur ... and ~:c:nl\ arc: ut
,ta~c 10 the: battle: between corrup·
uon .tnd 1 he pub he tnt crest Our
con,t~o usne'' Ill mantpuluted as well
as our pocketbook!>
Bc:)tde~ churgme whutc:ver the
uaffic wtll bear, the ( uneral mdustry
camp•ugnll to pcr\uade che pubhc
tb.:ttlht hlVt~hOt)\ Of a funcralu, the
mar).; of "' fam1ly\ respect and love
lor the decca'led
A ~ccond feature o( M1tford's
muc:).;raktngl~ her cfron to show that
10di' tdual mouvauon alone doe) not
cau..e the: corruption Equally
respon'ltble IS the SOC:IDJ organltatiOn
that ~urrounds tndtvadual acu and
thctr com.equences
She: expand~ on these t~!lue.' m
her book about "the: pmon
bu~•nc!>!)" A.md and Lsual
Punnltmtnl Agum there are
prore,~•onnh prtNon oHicaals.
pollee parole boards whose
dubaou., mao1pulut1on of .. octety'lo
bs pmtleged member' ts bolstered
b} a govermnp adeoloru c:ooc:c:rning
cnmc: and cnmtn,tl!..
She: declares that the ideology
pmon otlictah U\e 10 ton\'tncc:
them clvc:' ol th(: );tntty of their
actions "' the ~me "htch pervades
\OCH~t) at large. She quote.\ A
mnetc:ent h-ccnt ury "IHdcn ol !)mg
~tng .. In order to reform ·• cnmtnnl
}OU mu~t iir 1 brenk hn1 pmt."
"Cnmmal Ia" ts esscnuull) a
n:necuon of the values, a codihc.•·
lion of the ,eJl-antercst, und a
method of control ol the: dominant
tlass 10 any given -soctcty," she ~a)s.
~htlord .trguc: ·that,, good deal
ol ~ocmll~ hurml ul acth it)' h not
counted us crime becau~c 11 is not an
the mtere\t ol J.awmuker ~ to do ,o,
• (. nmt ~ c.ommntc:d bv the: nch
and po~~:rful ,,~,umt the rc::'>t of the
population: murder. a~~ull ,,nd
thch vi(l \'lolatl<>n of he all h .1nd
illc:t) code:.., b) lolum landlords. mane
•
o\\<ncr~>, con,trucuon compame, .
• Robber) b) the lood induwy
through deceptive paclugtng
• Manulacturing ot un,ufe car<> • J~~ica Mitford-Queen of the Muckraker\
• • Doctors getung nc:h olf agamst the destructive patterns we,
Medtcarc: as wc~tc:rners, hav~ tnherited.
• Manufactunng of napalm and Slater~ second work.. Tht Pur-
other gc:noctdal weapons Juft oj u:mtlmtu t.S more directed
In hne wuh the topac of the toward!> understandtng the: problems
sympos1um, MILford clo'>Q 1\md facing contemporary Amenca.
and Usual Punuhmmt with the: Again even though he
followtng. acknowledge~ diflerent c:au~e\. he
• Whtn ptoplt rome upon tht rc:cogn 11~ the isolnuon of the self
ctlt'brattd statt•mtnt of Eugtnt> 1-from other memben of society­
Dt!b.f .. WJufe thtre u a soul m .. the atomwmon ol ellistence," the
prtson, I am not fret' tht'r are dt oluuon of communi ty-as the
prone to regard 11 Ul 011 ahirmallon mam problem
oj extraordmary human rompcn He chnllc:nge1. us to lea,·c our
.lion 7 llu 11 u. But II also md\ bt• own atomtz.ed eJUlltence~ for an
vlt\~.t!d as a profound .lOctof mwrht. orgamc vtsaon of life and realuy If,
And not onl) becau'~ tlu prmm a~ a group, we fa1l to l>c:t our anter·
nstem .. '-' tlteultrmatt>t>\prt's:Jwnoj connections. the result he foresee) j,..
m}uJitU and mhumanill m tht• exunction . 't ct, he also ellprc:sses a
wciety ar larRI! degree ot optim1sm. because: he se~
"1 hOlt oj 111 on the uuUtde do the harbinger. of fundamental
not llkt' to thmli. oj "'urdtru a11d ch.tngcs. People urc movang to dis­
guurcli as our Jutrol{af~ )'t.'t tlrrl' Colier alternative p<~llcrn:s and our
art•. aml tit I') art-. imimutdl'lucl.:l'cl m 50tiet) i~ chnngmg.
a tltutlll' ••mbrac-e wuh thttr human "I am fascmnted b) the tenden-
capm es hrlund th" pmon IWIIJ cy of orgnn~ms and l>OCic:ttes to henl
"81 t'\lt'tUIOn .10 urt K e. A them5ocl\Q -to create nc" them~.
tl'rrlblt doublf' mt•anmg n thm rm· rc\ oluuon.uy movements, bemgn
pdrtt•d to tht• urrgmul quc•stwll of sdf-theraptel>. More and more I've:
human t•tlut:s: Am I m1 brother', come to bchcH~ that the greatest
J..t>rpn dllngcr to our future lies less n the:
Philhp Slattr 1s 1 he I ourth rampunt tlls t h.tt beset u~
member or the panel. fhs ~:cnlral c:cologtcal dt:.ruption. ~:t.r.
e<.lntc:nuon is that Wc)tern civduil· bureuucrucy, • aJicnoltion, com-
lion ~uUc:rs from u nurct'i\isttc pre<K·-pctitt\enc:.' anc.l so on-thun tn
c.upuuon of the self' wnh lis own tho:.e ~octal lorces thttt ob truct the
dc.hlevemen t' hc.tling und corrc:cth·e trend) tor
In ht:o ltr'lt book, nw cllon of the!i.c: ilb.'' -.ay~ Slotc:r.
HncJ, he trace\ thas preoccupation "One ol the mo)l powc:rlul ol
b.&cJ.. to •t~ rootl> 10 Clns .. ical Greek the: c ob tructton' h inc:qualit) of
civilirution He attempt<. to show wc.1lth. \.ly interest deals with
thut the :~hon-li"cd glory ol Athen \\tllllh U!l an addiction-stmtlur in
rc:!>ted upon pathologtc:tl p.ttterns of c\'Cr) detail to heroin 01ddiction or
the ps)·chc: that lead people: tnd ulcuhoti ... m-\\ ith c:lle<:t<o fur more
culture:. to dCJotructton . H1s ultimate disn~trou , both to the <.~ddict and to
go<JI. howe\'er, i<> to cauuon us other ,.
Symposium Schedule
Feb. 7
(lc:(.tUrc and di"U\SIOn)
• Wcallh ·•~ Addtcllon"
(lecture and d"cur.~ uon)
''lnatde Muckraktng"
(dtiiCU!ISIOn)
(dtSCU)~ion)
Feb. 8 Time
1()..12 a.m.
2-4 p.m
7-930 p m Place
Pamplin G-.·m
Pamphn vym
Council Chamber~
"tamm ~puker
~tater
Mitlord
~later & Harris
M 1tlord & (. arnoy
(lcc:lure and d•acu,slon)
"(.ommunnl Jndtnn Tnbal DetiMOn
Maktng ond the Per~onul Good" IQ-12 Am. Pamplin Gym Harris
•
(lect urc und discusSion)
.. Econom1c Structure . ldeolo8},
Common Good " 24 p.m.
:30-9:30 Pamphn Gym Carnoy •••• ---nd\'""'st•mf'ntJ
.-=>'-""::-"':" C'<1111aln tlr~ <~nly
truths to he u/lrd Ol'l
•n u nA•Jpaprt.
African cuerillas. Nauonahst sources m Zambia say Cub:ans arc
truimng guenlla11 lor the Z•mb1bwc (Rhodes11an) People's Army.
White Rhodestun oUiaal$ have expressed concern that the ltO<'ps
m1ght enter the tour year old Rhodesu.n war an some way.
Pl.O-Jordan Settlement. After ::a seven year feud that sumed
when Jordan evicted Pl 0 guerillas in 1970, the PLO says it wanu to
co-op<ratc wuh Jordan to force l~roel's wuhdra~ from occuptcd Arab
lnnd
Rule of the ni~t The Indochina war M$ mo,ed to Tba.alund.
Pnme Mtntster l .a nan "'-nuVIJUc:n calls the eleven )ear insurgc:nq b)'
Communius the: gravest threat to Thatland's tnternal ~<~nty.
Ac:cordang to government esturuues, the: Communuu control 100
vallag~ with a total populauon of' 75,000. But nearly 10 percent ol
Thailand's 4S milhon people live in areas ruled b) tbc: government
during the d.&) .•• and by gueriUa\ at n1ght. •
Thailand last week sealed ofl iu border with Cambocha after a
reponed atta"k b)' SOO Communut troops.
Cburcb defies whlte ,upremaclsts. The Roman Catholic Chun::h
wall c.onunue to lellch blac:~ chuaren tn South Alnca tn Cleuancc olthe
South African government.
The ltalt.n co~cmment hopes to awblis.h tougher measures to
combat the nt~tion's rising crime rak One proposal is Lifc:untc:nees for
kid nappe~ of mtnon. The i!)uc: was prom pled by a wa"e of jailbreaks,
armed robbene:,, politiCJI .. 1olc:nce and a very lucrative rise in the
kirln.,oping busme~~ there.
l'arthtnon pr~rvau<~n. S40 muuon .:ua-.,.\)ndtuonc:<S Qlass -
dome has been propo cd to cover Athen5' 2500 year old Acropolis and
'laVe It from fun her :ur polluuon decay. Tbe plan pro .. 'ldes lor many or
the artitucts to be removed to mu eum and replaced on the hdl by
l.OpiC$.
1 ht Amin \."ard\. At a recent ceremon) honoring Uganda's
I allen heroes, Prestdent ldl,\man-~lf-appomted King of ootland­
dtM ributed 2000 medals of honor. mong the rectptenu \lo'"Cre h1 wtlc,
Sarah. and young, Mwang;~. , who he swd had w·orkc:d .. ununnJ}
"''b me: durang the (broth commando) raid on Entebbe'" bsdul) that
rescued more than 100 ntrline hJj&tc.kiug hostages.
ll!oh ai--ea"•l· As part of hili e<:onomacstunuhu package, Jtmm)
C.1ner wnnts to gt\ en SSO-n·pcrson rebate: on Ialit ye..v's mcome tall.es.
1'ho~ on Socml c:cunty and those \\hose mcomcs o~ not h1gh
enough to requare them to pa~ taxn v;ould also rec:eJVe SSO aprect
p~,ihle rcin~tatcment uf Ute draft. Senate Mmont\ Leader
4
Ho...,nrd Baker, \\ho ongmall> suppor1cd the: all-"oluntc:er rm), nov.
S.U) he's con\tdenng the need for pubhcsen- 1cc tr.umng progrnm for
18, 19 and .ZO )ear old •
lso. the Pentagon IS tudymg proposal to draft young men mto
the r~crv~ tor m1htar) trainmg Pentagon leaders are ulnrmed b) the
drop of :00.000 men in urmed tort'C n:senu la~t )Cat.
Jub .. for \Cls. tltc: Cnrtcr admimstr..1tion proposes to lipc:nd S l 2
milhon to cut unempll>) ment among Vietnam \etc:r .. m . The program
tndud~ an eArandcd pubhc senicc program Local and liUUt
governments "ttl be n'JkN to n:.o;cn~ .35 percent of thetr pubhc: servt.:c:
job opcnmp for \ctc:roru
Enerl) \horta~c,. PrC$tdent Carter 5eek., emc:rgenc } legt:.lation
thut "ould tcmpomnl) lilt tCderol pncc controls on natural gas nd
pcrm1t ullocuuon ol gas to alit\ tate ~honag~. espeC1<lll~ tn the east nd
mtd\\c::ot
, o 200 mile limit ~ I he Dtrc:ctor oi the: Manne Fl)hcnes ~c:IYICC
ha a.,ked the U.S. Senate to -.-.ai\C legal requuemc:nts o that foreign
~cl c:ould fish" 1thm the ne" :00 m1lc oU--.horefi hms tone when u
goes toto dlet't March l. He saad the ~~nice could not complete
proce tng l'l toretgn h hang hccrucs b~ the deadline.
omc but don't sta). Wammg chat O\erpopulauon $pells
Mdi)Uster .. lor Mthe lrag~ le treasure" ol Hawati, Go\, Geor~ n)o hilS
,c:elmg fedcrnlleghlnttu n to help hmit the sUltc:' bulgin& popui.Duon.
He av' ll con)\ltuuonal amendment permitting states to cstabhs.h
rc~udc:nc) requirements fur ~ell are n_ t\tlln~ . pubhcemrlo.) menl and
hou!iang •~ abo needed.
Sail on a sunbeam . Lon& a t~~;tencc ucuon dream, a \es,sel On\cn
throuah \polcc bv ,~,.st siher saih Jill~/ "1th ltRirt mao, oon bee I) me a
rc.lluv '•\S \ ot'ticinb hu'e earmar'-ed S3 .2 million to begin ddtgn
and conlltrucuon {ll n prot()t) pe \olur ... ul. the nr .. t to rendez\ou~ ~in
Halley·, (. omc:t on ih neJtt ~o\1. mg into the anner )ola.r :I) tern 10 I Ql$6.
The tdea behind 11 ;, to ta._e about 100 acres.,, pol) mer him ont"­
thou>andth of an mch th1ck. hang it on a ridged tramc: 1n outer spa~.
und \;oat it with reflect h-e alum mum a few atuou thic ... The pres:~oure of
\Unhght bouncing oft lli surfa~ pUShC$ ll the WI)' the ~ind pushes I
con .. entional sa1l The ~il could be ""1acked" in toward the: :.olar ')"stem
or ~run" out to Jupuer, Neptune or Saturn. h ~·ould do this wubout
nec:d•na an) luel.
Merry precognllton. Larl') N1ven •
Tbe Man alone. Freddie Prinze. star of TV's Ch1co and rh~ .VtUt,
dted Saturday, tbc: day after be sho' bimsctf in the head. • " •
.len ( onncll
~faff \\ nh·r
litolo&) pwlt "'r Pat Stulh.up
rcccnll) appc:ued a:. .tn o,;'\fh.tl
'"tnc , '" un Oreson tnnl that IM'
r~OC'' ed n:uaonal attcnunn. lt ",,'!.
1 h at ,lt ~elp•e 1 he coyote. l1f. .1 ~
-..t.JIIcup has di'C'"" crcd. 1-.:clpu: 1 he:
''tid camd ..
pohccmnn ,,,on conft,C.lted the
nmmal a:-'\;Cintrahand " On 0~1 21
Moore \\ll found guah} uf .. ccprngn
co' ote tn cnptl\ II} nnd fined 50
MCk'lrc und her l:l'' ~-cr. Ro'
K rlpatnd .• appealed 10 the count)
cucu11 coun :md asked ~tslkup to
appear ann ex pen" ttn~" tnllcup
!~pent n~trf) 40 hours re c:archang
11pec1e\ d1ffen:nuuuon an the -dns ..
um1h He nlso con ulted '' uh c!l.·
pert dl the flnmate Center. the
l nt\CJ U\ of tah and the Portl!1n<.l
loo
Stulltup explrnnc<l h•~ conclU·
s10n " tn~ mnn hJ~ tk'c:n 10 Orct:on
cc.,ntrolhng .1nd e.hmmuung the ''oil
populauon. the o,;O\ ote populatwn
M hccn uhlc to expand nnJ con1c
IntO cont¥\.'1 \\ ath the dome>UC dog
ond h\ brtdtte frcch It I> thl~ ohrht\ • lo 11\bndat.e frec:h \\llh other c:uud~
thnt m.sle~ specJc~ dllfercnu uon of lle ~aid the ~CICOU\1 U~llilll) mt~
hl'"'d J'IHlt.:tn, du tlnt~'"'mc-. ,tnd
,l..ull mc."m,mcnt' tv dallercnlmtc:
t>1·t \Hen •pt:cae' Our he found .1
gre.11 ,,,erlllp ulthc~e • hur.tc tell~ll~'
unwng the c.tnti.h
~lltlltup tclt t hot "hen ht'
dccll>rc:d he c.uuhJ nul plNII\ el\
tdcnlll "dr•e • s n '\:oHltc," the
• Judge mt undcr,tood hr tc~umon\ .
"The JUdge" ns quuc unprcparc.·d for
I Ins ktnd ,,, l~llmtlO\', .. he nrl.un·
cd "1 h~· \\Crt: ~uti nrgmngu,cr \\hO
hod tumdtclit>ll '" the muller ••
Un Jnn 19, Judgt: J.R.
Cump~c:ll utlirmed th~ gUilt\ \er­
dtll, "hach tl> no\\ bcmg nppc:Oilt'd
once more
stnllcup \\rotc n pmfosaon.tl
oprnron un lu ltndmg:;. "hrcn
1-.tlpntnd; \\Ill pr()babl) u~~ Ill ma._·
mg the uppe.tl t.1ll~up s.ud, .. I ht'
opmttm houh.l be: a P" '-'t" lttu:uu an
the t)pt: ,,, lcsa~t.atH1n thut \\Ill he
cn.tctc<.llor lutUrt: ~ontr\1! ,)1 cuntd .
.. the rc:.tl tmJ!cd\ ul the MIUII·
uon I) th.tt th111 "omun hn loJot \\ h.u
she conKadc:n. 10 be: her pet," Slllllcup
.ud "LU\\ ''all h.l\c to be n:­
\\rtttcn. hut \\C'II hn\c to be carclul
nbout 11 \\ c don't l'tllll e'er) dtng·
1-llng out 10 the '' ood~ 1 roppmg
nlllmoll and then lr) ang to
dom~tu.:atc them l 'he rontro,eD\ uro c ln 1 ~pr­
lnt!''hen. fncndgD\cCher)l Moore
ol pns\, Ore t\\0 :.mall pups hc
thought \\ere German ~ hephcrd~
One ot 1hc: pups \\J hot b) n
ncrghbor '' ho thought It \\35 u fo.
lr\10£ to ratd the c:hack~n coop
llu~ drc:" ancnuon 10th(' other
21nunnl, Kelptc, :md a statc
'-lid canad tmpossablc. That rs. the
cia )teal ddimtton ol -pccu:s.. ·~
drlhcult. 11 not tmp~)Sstblc. to .tppl~
tn lhUi MIUallon: ''I'm not 10 crun nbout people
lecprng \\lid nmmub lor pel • but 11
there t) ~onunuun \\here omconc
l>CO an InJUred ammal tn the: \\oods,
the\ "~hould be ahlc h> nur:.c 11 b.tck
to hc:ahh nnd then rei urn 11 to I he
\\ood•. ltuok cure l>l nn mjun:d u\\1
once. unul " "·'~ \\ell enough to
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e'rn:.ttcJ. thr pcr:ooon •~ r~·~pon•!ublt'
IM II
~t.tllcup '\t8ll~'tcd thUI
pru\lslon could he mudc t m rcuph.:
wh'' \\1\hed to t:urc lor wtltl ilntmuh
''Mu)'b~ the W1ldhfe Man.s)l.cmtnl
,hould j,,uc .. pemtl ~rnut~ w pco
pte" hu ha"c: .. hm\ n n rc:.tl ~cn:.rth·tt)
nnd conQ:rn for .101muls or '"'h to
nUI'C Ull llljUrt:d aOIOIIll b.td It!
hc.tllh" "'t.tllcup and rctc::r . "'tucl. a
gr,sduute; student from Duke l mvcr­
Stty \\ ho I'-dotnl! do,torul rc:,c::arch
on cnyute' ut I he l'ortlund I ou,
hop~; Ill create \Oillt type ol
orguol/llllOO of '' udcnt<. a ,, !lUll tll
''linmcd .tdvt)tacy" I or wth.l camd,,
' J he gt OUJ'l \\ uuld \UPJ'lOrt mc<IMUCS
lor controlhnf the tt.tpptng .tnd
chmmntton ul the '''ld ~;,lntd m the
'\orthw~t . "'tulh:.up rcllc:ctcd on
J'CIII;O\:C\ no; a Wltflt\\ llllhc
• 1 hero,; 111 ft'illl\ not much
hctwccrt ·• domcliiiC. Ited dor
cnyot~· \\ ho hu' htcn iJOIIO~,he.~
a )'OIHI~ .1gc Man ha1
dumcMtCallng amm.ah tor 01~
"I he que•>t10n " whcrt
~tup"'"
Guides show ropes to
Brenda Burnett
4o,tarr Writer
fhe LC .1\dmr ~!IIOn~ Offtte hus
~tubhched a "ho.,ltnl!" prosram to
encourage and make more vuluoblc
campU!> vmt~ from pro~pecuvc:
)tudent'
Fre)hmun Admu'>lon~
Coun~elor Anne: Pnct qud the: oe\\
program mvolve:.twent) LC ~tudent co-ordmator. wh() work \\Hh the
Adma\slons Office to arrange ilC·
comudauons for VISitor~ 10 the cam·
pus
.. Prior to a vasttor" arn,al,"
Pnce .. atd, "one of the student co·
ordanutor. 1~ contacted by Cind}
Johm.on. \tudent employee 10 the
Admtl>!IIOn\ Office. 1t il> then the co·
ordmator'!l JOb to contact a l>tudent
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Three months of mtenstve tra1n1ng can g1ve you
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the city m whtch you want to work.
Stnce 1970. The Institute lor Paralegal Tratmng
has placed more than 1600 graduates '" law hrms,
banks, and corporataons tn over 75 Cltaes
II you are a semor of h1gh academ1c standtng and
are tnterested tn a career as a Lawyer's Assastant
we'd like to meet you
Contact your placement office for an Interview wtlh
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We will visit your campus on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28
The Institute for
Paralegal Training
23S South 17th Street PhlledeiPilll , Pennsylvanaa 19103
(21 5) 732-8600
Operated bv Para.Legal, Inc: 10 the1r hnll who'' wtlhng to act
host tu the va•utor
Pncc: explruned that the
rc!'lpon,•bhhty •~ to 'ec thal
gue!>t's accomodauon:. arc
tare: ol, and that he or )he ha~
to mformauon
• A~ moM ~ludent s w1ll ret.l:::
tht) C3o remember thetr
proce~., of choot~mg a collegt
fntrly dtlticuh to dctermmc
mo!~phere of a college by readuJJ
literature whtch promote~ It •
Pnce "Whrle our own 1,;41\.UIIl'l"
very readable and doe~ u good
prOJeCting a clear piCture Of
college, the prospecuve
aim m vtstttng IS to gam h., or
own impressron of what
happens on campuo; "
C1ndy John~on , who
wrth "ho,t" co-ordinator~.
that mvolvang LC .. tudenu 111
Admt.,ston' Office p
provtd~ a prospect1ve ~tudent
the most valuable resorce
VHosts are not expected to
1 C," "a•d Pnce .. lt ,., as mucb
respon11b1hty a. the A~lmt•SSit:MI!
f1ce stnfrs to ~ that the
knows that there are many
any aspect of the college.
"h 11 not o.s11umed th11t
'the' place Cor every good ·
student A Iorge pan of the Job
done through publicauons.
re:~pondence and
amounts to informmg or()SP'i
students of LC's potent ani as •
hberul an~t college.''
Pnce not~ tnot vaaaton
collettt hove been very ami~"
with the a~sl~tnncc gJYen
campO& ho,b, and added
!ltudent• rnterested 10 be<~orru•
-..olved 10 the program can get
and Clltens1on1 of the studtttl
ordanutor:~o lrom the A<Jimr~•~~•
rice Jan. 20,
Lock woo
Though he ht
He ~~ a lora
physu:al st rea
A riDt l
unmarketabli
t~andsomc:ne $
He was l
out-of-work,
"'led for has
11rl who bor1
•ife Wll s a N
I ockwol
one years whl
forth on a tot
lll Western Si
been in port
embruced hut
humed to th•
Pacrhc.
Therew1
thare of com
The latH
llld yea~ an I
corpulent. he
1ove ot no we
He \Imply an
interlocutor
Engh~h-speal
Shortly
of 3 cbtd fr(
It ~~ fo,
become assas
second story
cA.lmmang g1
lrom ha~ pap
Once, I 1
IRIO U. Silting
from Amenc
"Whose
"Well. I
potntcd to a
Untversny n~
m) ~ccond ~
And on the I
two Jenmfe1
Jnd he chucl
Samoari
sc.arch of thl
g10up endc:a
the day f ne]
Lockw~
return~ lro"l
to read. He
through the
and he hus
ltbrary an
Wati.ID]
htm an h1s 1
Arthur Clu.rl
tactile, vual
wre!>tltng, t~
And th1
apart from I
fhtny l
have ham, Ql
Cll)
He rea~
LC
GA~
Eit
LA
PA
By
Ch~'
rt1c1U
min
7 u~·J ,
4274 on
Ill lht
.:h 1111~
d dot.
JnC:\IIQ
hQJ
tor :1~
where
•
are
~ ha~
II rew-:
thear
:ollegt
nane tht
read
good
lUre of
at
e
:cted ttl
that
hlgh
eJOb Jan. 20, 1917 Conrad Wmelhodr
Traveling Corrtllpondenl
t ockwood He 111 o thtck-set, unctuous man in hts mtddletaJtttcs
Though he has laved tn the troptcs four year~ now. hts hand1 ore wa"en
He •~ u large man and one sunnts" that he has alway$ had hule
physical strength
A ftr t ampresston tS that he ., the dross of Amencu. a man
unmarketable 10 o country where talent, wit mtclbgence, educatton,
blnd~omenen art the groans we barter wtth
He: wa' born m Boston and, as o young man, u dreamer. a loafer,
out-of-work. wtth a diSinterested father and no colleae degree, he
)Ailed for hts promtsed land, New Zealand He mamed a Welhngton
Jlrl who bore htm ten chtldren before seelung a d.Jvorce HIS second
wife wu!> .1 Moam woman, nearly ~ fecund. bearing seven
I ockwood hod clerked tn u shtpp10g office m Auckland for thtrty­
one year~ when hll• 'econd wtfe dted More lonely than bereaved, he set
forth on a tour or the Puetfic When hill shtp reached the port of Apm,
1o We'.ttern ~amou, he left her bnefly for a stroll through town. He had
been an port len than on hour when a great and peaceful epaphany
embraced htm He was ccruun he had found home at lobi. Home He
hurraed to the shtp. packed has bags and so concluded has tour of the
Pactfic
There were several thangs Henry now sought a decent JOb, ht~ fair
thare of commumty recognation. and a young wife
The Iauer he puT\ued an an orthodox fashion for a man of ht~ skan
and year~ an thas quadrant of the world Now over :;txty, and wouang
corpulent, he wa' cenutn that, through counshtp. he could tnspare the
love of no woman And he dtd not want to condescend to courtshap
He )tmply and ammedaately wanted ll wafe He asked a pnest to act a,
mterlocutor Her quahCicuuons .. 'ihc must be young. Samoan,
Englt~h·:.peakang. prcll) tf posSible, and no dummy ..
\hortly thereafter, l ockwood w& marned to Loamata. daughter
of a chtel lrom the ~outh coast or Upolu
It as four year'!i and two chtldren Mncc then Lockwood h&
b«ome asmtont manager of a ~mall am port finn an A pta He !Its an hts
second story ofltce, where he I!> :.een eat her commandang hiS JUOtor:t or
examamng great catalogue'> of hgurQ. In need of a respite, be swavels
from ht!> paper& to vaew the harbor. the reef. the ,ea.
Once, I was a danner guest at btl> home After our meal we moved
anto a salting room bui!Jlng wtth chtldren. all transfixed by color 1 V
from America.
"Whose chtldren are these?" I asked •
"Well, let's \ee. Ye~. they're all mtne. That's Sully," and he
pomted to a slam cauC<Umn garl "She'll be gotng to Brigham Young
Unaversaty next year Those three are Ohver. George and Deadre from
m) )CCond ware And behtnd you IS Ehzabeth. theiT younger SISler.
-\nd on the floor here arc Carolyn and l ydta And then Lotmatn 's
two Jenmfer and Peter v~. they're all mane Quatc a nunbow, eh.,..
.1nd he chuckled
\umoan'!i arc greganou:. They ore not, hkc Amencanl>, forev~r in
iear<.h ol the perfect pnvate sanctum rhcy are mo•t content 10 a
group endeavor, or '>prawled lazily on pondannus mal'> conver-.ang of
the day, lnend' hope . danner .
Lock\loood ,, Amencan and belie,es tn thesancutyofpnvac:.\' He:
return'> trom work at li\e-thany goe'> direcll}· to ha\ 'tudy. and btginl>
to rc,1d. He reud,. Ht. reads ttll danner. walk ·read:. to the table read'
through the meal, return~ to ht\ ~tudy Ha" o;UbJeCt I!) ~ctencc fictaon
and he hu' read through the entire hardback collecllon at Nel\on
l1brarv an Aptn
Walktng at naght. I have found ha!) street, have lotopped to peer at
htm an ht!> wandow <seque~tered, drooped fatly over an A:~amov or
\nhur (Iarke In the adJacent wandow dre wife and chaldren What a
tacttlc:, vual scene 1 he: ~mall children ure lapped in the large. the boys
wrc:'lthng. the: older gtrh nearly touchang heads m talk
And there 111> Lockwood , Amertcan, framed an ha~ own country
apart from the palm' and blues and $Wampy afternoon!>
lhany year' ago. he remembered Boston as a city that would not
have ham, and he WIU bauer Today. he only remember.. that Ita:. a cold
caty
He re.ld'.t on.
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LCSTUDENTS,FACULTY,STAFF
GAS: lt/gallon below normal paae 7
t shed on Forest catacombs
Kevln Baird
Starr Writer
When I ww. d ln:sltoaun, .ln
upperclassman told me about the
11ecret of t-ore1t Hall· .. Beneath the
comple11. of dorms 11 11 •enea of
'crvacc tunnels eonnec:'ling each
dorm to o subtenanean cavtty that
few liv10g beanp have ever seen " J
wa& akepttcal but I had been read1ns
Poe dnd the poutbthty of
cat11c:omb~ weuvang beneath Forest
grew an 11~ mysttque
It wus well past II p m. on a
gloomy Fndoy when Davad, Dan.
and I got un RA'l pass key under
fal:\e preten•e~ . We started looJong
lor the legendary tunneb an Man­
ranata the \outhern most dorm an
f orcst flull
Methodically we opened evcrv
door an the ba,ement. but found
nothang. Daaappotnted but not
ddc:utcd, we chmbed the 5l8tf') to try
Alder when "e pas\ed a hght green
door
"I cf~ try th" one" whaspered
Dun.
Davtd'~ pained expre ston
regaJtcred haa dt'klpproval. but 1 w.u
cunou!l Dan lapped the key anto the
lock .1nd low!) turned the door
knob A faant wi p or cold, mwty aar
ruahccf out IU he opened che door.
che cutucombs l
We closed the door and
d~cended a senes of cement steps
past d large vulve anto the mouth ot
the tunnel.
Btfore us tretchtd what '>eem­
ed a deep, impenetrable darknes!'l
Dan moved flnt. cle.tnng the
cobwebbed thr~hold with hts flltlhhght Ouvad and I followed, our
root"cp, c:c:homg an un .. on.
After about 100 feet. we raced a
cement blockade wuh .. •llsht gap
JUSI below the ceahng Sance the
opemng waa only a foot htgh we
con,.dered tumang back
But an ansauable curiosity
drove us to recklennen
I chmbed tnto the onfice und,
mchang my way forward. rolled the
fla•hhght ahead WJth outatretched
arms At the pwage ensulfed me,
my latent clauatrophobao urfnced.
Every pan of my body wu tangent
to the cement, and l bepn to swC3t,
The mist of my breath, visible in che
Oushlight beam, became raptd and
heavy. Paranoaa lora:d me ilhead.
Ftnally, the narrow pauage opened
anto another •ectton of the tunnel. I
w1uted ior the others.
rhe} emerged lind we con­
tinued our trek but were rorced to
cruwlthc ne~tt 100 feet J h11 ~cc:'lion ,
like the first, ended 10 u cement
bloc:kude Wtth a nan ow pduage just
below the ceiling
I dttac:ked this paa!lllge u I had
the ftrst, snaking slowly forward and
rolhng the flushhght uheud Wuhout
immediately realiting tt loa I
topped briefly to rest, I found my
nght pdnt leg caught on u ru.ul. I
pu,hed oft the wull with my other leg
in an un,uccesslull attempt to free
my$Cif. I tried to twist my torso but
only sucaeded in •eutng the nail
deeper into my pants.
Fully aware o( m) helplennC$!t,
Davad and Dan beg.An taunting me.
Frustrauon bec::ume lrenly, and I
lurched lor\lourd, accidently tmuhmg the flashlight on the ce­
ment
Our problem waa clear, mane
wus acute. In total darknen the
Qiltucomb:-. held us capove. My leg
wu sull cauibt on the nat!, and I wu
entombed an cement. The atlencc wa;
broken only by the raptd poundana
of my heoan It was, o11 Poe wrote,
..... a low. dull. qu1ck 30und much
!oUCh a sound u .a watch malt~ when
enveloped in cotton ..
After a loog pause Davtd a poke.
.. Are you all right.,..
•y et, but my leg iutdl cauJht."
"Let's leave him." said Dan,
·He deserve. u for breaking my-'"
.. Shut up and give me a hand," I
said.
It took fhe manutes. but my leg
hnally came free. we continued in
darknes , to the third sectton.
T has pan of the catacomb wu
tilled Wtth about *'" anches ol water
-ho" u kept from lree,jng I'll
never know JUAI before we turned in
acarch ol a way back, the tunnelapht
into thrc:c dtrccoons . We SAt shaver­
mg m tbe WOlter and surveyed our
op11ons.
As our eyes grew at-'uatomed to
the dark, we notaccd an ene blue
glow in one of the tunnels.
The hght c:emed to n~ from
underneath a doo""ell. Darkness
had the ruanauon in our faces aa we
carefully approached the door. oa .. ad reached over and opened 11.
Simultaneously we pe-ered anto the
legendary ~ubterranean cavit.) -the
sec:.ret ol Fo~t Hall.
The boiler room ol Tamarack
Lounge.
New goals for Sociology Department
~anc)' Roudl
Staff Writtr
I ht LC Soctology Department
t5 current!) undergoing change:. in
both .. truc.ture and personnel. The
department hopes to ~timulate a
broader inter(')\ in ~odolog) by ad­
ding cour~cs to the prt"'tnt oflenn~
h1nng 1\loO ne\\ profe:.-.sors and
c:mpha,uing cro .. -cultural studie.
Socaolog) profes~or Dad:
Adum' did, •·We're moving toward
u compdruli\C curriculum, a
curriculum an which utmost all our
couN:., wtll hu\C some cros~-cultur.tl
content •
1 ha' wall anvol .. e .1ddmg
couN:~. droppang othef'.t and
reorgan111ng a few 'lew ollenngs
may anclude
• \hcrnatave Socu::lle
•\e\ Rote. ... an Socact)'
• RehJ.Uon tn So~aet)
• Poht1c:-. tn ~~tct)
• Domanuted People
•Soctety and Culture or lndaa
• ocael\' and Culture ol Latm -Amcnca •Socacl) and Culture ol Nati\ie
Amencan-.
f-unher changes anvol\e the har­
ing of two ne" prolesson; lor ne~tl
:tear: 11 ~oc1ologist <lnd an
anthropologi 1. The department i
'tc~tng prole saonal" wtth e -
uemplur) comm.1nd of thetr held
Support ol departmentnl goals and
cooperuuon "'lib colleague~ will also
be rcqui ucs.
There ure tudent on the search
committee th:u will scle~ the new
professors ... It. a btg r~ponsabtht} ...
said commtttec member Jamc:e Sul-
1), "becau~ my '·ote wall hn\'e u:t
much pull as :.nyonc el..,e'~o ..
\dam ~ i!, look10g to\\urd to
departmenlnl growth and the renew­
ed tnlcrc,~t of \tudent-"I anticip.1tc:
that we'll be huVlng o fairly strong
enrollment ."
Evtc Walters, ·' )()(aology ma­
jor. made th1 comment on student
mter~t : Ml think: "'ith the change ..
tak.ing place an the department, more
~tudcnh \\til be drawn to 11. I don't
than).. \loe reall) need to rec:ruu,
becau-.e ~tudenh I olio" thear O\lo n anter~t \loben ~lecung a rrutJOr. I
thinl.: the department will de\lelop
and students will be auructed to it by
those de,elopments ."
Sociology professor Marvtn
Dunn commented on theenthu iasm
ol LC atudcnlS "'I find the tudent
here 'tl') uciting. They're imoh~d
in the cla.>Sroom in terms ol ducus·
sion, in terms of 11 w1lhngneu to
qu~tton . to challenge .· Adam at­
mbutes this to the .. acudcmac
preparedneis"' of L.C tudcnu
students.
::>tudent • m turn, are ltndmg
:-ocaolog) cla~seii a challenge .
Wathen satd, .. l'~e enjoyed what l'\c
taken o tar .1nd II bas been
umulating .. ~ullv e'\prnsed surular
view': "It ,., 11 \;hallenge and the
m.atcnul" ~ce reall) antercsaing ..
C'oncern lor departmental goals
and direction is e' a dent in \\'alter •
who said. Ml'm reall} loakmg
lorward to seemg how the
de\elupments and aspiruuoru ol the
department eYOive. Thas trun~ttion
\lohu:h j, corrung about -I'm in­
terested in scc10g 11 re:ahzcd ..
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The f"toneer ba.\l..ctball team
wlll detcnd at1 iirst-pla~ <Standing
and ah perle,;;t home record
tomorrov. and aturda\ night ...... u
bani~ lanfield and \\ dl.amcttc an
cructal 'orthv.~t C onlerena:
pmo. l < ·, couche' ngain~ t 1 teJm ,l( e'\·
raon~r .athlete~ lrom the Huston
c~lachan).: etu. Proceed~ hom the
{l.amc wall go to LC' Joe II u'iton
\lemom•l rund floor an the lu!>l hull 10 nap the
PtonCCf'o. 72 oll.
LC.. led b\ II poml!\ at htllltamc
\nd b\ a~ much a' IJ an the 'ec:ond
hall Monda~ ntght lloth team' were
cold l C ~hot 41 percent from the
held
• O.a"c ~hort and Dtc~ Hanunr
each had 10 point' to lwd l (
The Paoncer~ had a poor ~hootang mght ~nturday. but made u
~trong ,howmg ncar the end ol the
ttt.une to slip by Whttman , 80 78, an
over11me ~hort'~ 20 poanh paced the
Paonecr.. and Ed ichcnko added
18
.. We pla~ed well enough to wm
'IUt we dad ~orne than~ that "eren 1
too good.~ llatd Ll coach Dean
em pert ol 1 he game an Walla Wullu, Wu,h "Our 'hooting pcrcc:ntatt
olf \jUitt a bit from the Whn•cr
~nme"'
l ( dc .. troyed WhitWOrth,
15, bchmd a 4b for tl2 'hoou
fndn)' naght Nichenko was haJh
I ( With 22
Gomg anto Monduy·,
'\empert \Uid the team wtu ho•lf.;
up well phy!\acnll) on the e1utern
LC" ~::! '\\ L record lead~ the
\ onlcnncc .1he:aa of Paetfil.: ( \ 2).
\\ allameltc (5-2). and l infield ( \. '\)
P:aCll .. pl. ' Wall3mcue Fnda) Jnd
lmheld -..atutda\. -\\ e rc hopang lor nwrh· lull
hou'e both naghl\ ( fradn\ and
-..uurdll) ).-11ad l~n :::.empen,
Paoneer h.ul.eth.all coach l.C
'tudents \\lth II> card' ureudmitttd
tree. Junior van.il\ game' \\til
prcoccdc the \'llf It) conte''' 3t 5 '0
both naght,,
The thard lime wa~ no charm
thl\ "cc~eniJ tor the t.C b<l\~etball
team. but the Ptoncef' came out ol
thctr three-game road lnp leading
the \,orthv.ol Conference" ith wim
.at \\bit\\ orth and \\'hnman and ~
lo., at College of Idaho. LC natators look toward regionals
The PloneeM Jo,t to Lmlield g -
J Jan , v.1thout the <oef\i~ ol
'cnaor c<H:aplatn Oacl.: Hanung.
":),uurda) naghl'' game v.ill be LCl­
hrs· Cll the year again t \\'illnmeuc .
Tomorrov. •~ both \lumna
:"aght :tnd Joe Hus.aon 'Waght 31
Pamphn ~port) Center A hallume
ba~t.ctbnll game ,,au teatur~ ~orne ol C·l' Gord~ \'inlet hnd 18 ol has
2~' pomb m the ~e<:ond hull a..' the
(\n OIC\ 'hlll 4t\ J"Cfi:C:nl I rom the • Oan Balmer
pon<o "riCer
I he l C \\\am teurn moved
IOWUI'\h lht 'oatlonal \~\OCIUilOn of
lntercolle~.ate At hi ell~ rcg10nnl
compcuuon b) beatantt \\ hnmun
.1nd -,phttang :1 nmtch wuh
\\ 1llnmcnc lu~t l-rtdav
15
r~anrrr fr~hman \lanha Sempen l•bo"t \'COler. brlon lefl) al)lli. orr again\t PLll.
hurtbrnal.:tr 10 lute. l.C dropped 7G-6K
\ I S,lutlph OIOJ
Women nail Sounders, fall to PL U
Han'> Holutaac: l
porb Editor
lbe LC \\Omen':.. b:ul:ctball
~qu11d, hampered b~ iUness. wall try
to keep ats momentum gomg :u it
tr.nel!; to Groham to lace Mt. Hood Communll) College tonaght. then
returns l<l plil} George FoA College
ru,.~doy .
Inc Ptunccr gab romped post
Unavcr~ll~ ol Pugct Sound Satur­
da\, Ol-26, alter droppang a heart
brcalcr to Pac1fic l.uthcr.an Unt\'l'l· \at y. 70-6M. 1-r•do)
"I \\a!Sn't plt.l\Cd With tht.
tc:um\ performan~ ( Fradoy)," om1d
l.C ~,;oach Mary Lou H untcr, .. but 11
ww; i.ln excc:llcnt pi! me an th.tl 1 he
competition wa' very l(ood.
''The) tPLI:J) run their ollen"e
'cry \\-ell earl) an the game, but thn
couldn't bu) .t b.1)ke1 h wus like
~omcone had covered the h\1op with
cdlophnnc.- r.he s:ud.
"But the) came back toward
the end, and at \\.t clo~c nght dov. n
to the lrm fe\\ second). We l1.1d one
last chance but "c dadn't 1:et in the
baslet," ~•d Hunter
l.C'~ fa~t-bren\:-oraented
oltenl>C ha\ been lo\\cd due to
tlln~ ol three pLtyerli, ancludang
pluymakang cuptn1n l anda ~ell) .
•·1 he people "e ha\e .tre healthy.
though, 110 I thml.: we'll ~ucl.; wuh the
bre.ak attamst Wtllnmeuc: • Re-.ulb
ol 1-he Tue"'d.t~ gume in S.alcm \\.~re
too late to prant.
Hunter 'aid the rone defen!lc
employtd most of the: nmc: by here
chorgcs is laidy ellec.ll\lt "We: huve
been forcing our opponenll> to ~hoot
hom outside;· he .1yo. -sut I tell \\C:
need to work more on deCcns.c We
arc not a lltrong defcn 1\C: team ·•
Hunter credlh Donn .. Roaaom
and Kelly with ··11nchorang the
break." She ulao 1inglcs out
lrC)hmen Martha ~empc rt and Ann
Henny ror their c:ontributaont thu~
far. In the meet at Zehntbaluer Pool.
the v.omen bc:at \\ tllamette 70
'lnd ''"'mptd \\ hnman 99-32. I he:
men tool Wh11mnn 60-3? but fell to
a ~tronf \\oallnmeue team 57-48.
J wo 'c.hool record' (ell an the
meet. ,h Lauro Baumholer placed
'c:"ond 1n the and1VJdual 200-\urd •
mcdlt\ '" 1mrmng the dtMance an
2 15 Q The other record bclon8' to
I om Jac.l,on \\ ho won the men·.,
~()().oyurd I ree!it)'k.
1 he I C 200-yard tree relit)
team ol ._ 1th ihurmer. Jill -chuldt,
~Men Btncr, and Bilutnhotcr won
the h11al C\ent 10 edge \\'allumette an
an e:\Citmg meet.
Hov. cH~r. Co.1ch Gar) Em bien plu down the role ol dual lllCell
·\\hat I\ amportant ~ he 'UY\,
regaonal competition fht.\e
(duJI mceb where three
compete) g1\ e 1 he teum Clt.II>Cn~
and pmc:uc.e, and help me
strntegv
"But the regionnh. arc ~'
really 'et the .. cnndmg!> At an\ n.·
we .1re tht mo't amprovcd tc.:ar:­
thc North\\c:'<t," Emblen \laid
I he raoncer' ~" im
\\Cekend ut UnhcNi" of 0·-... ·· •
l>ulphan S" am Chumpaonshaps
l~ugcnc 1 C "111 host 1he 1'\
1),,, net II CIMmpaon,hip Feb
19
Wrestlers whip Lin zeld,
take second in tourney
J&&ke Grtenber~
Sport\ \\ ritcr
LC "rc:~tler~ \\ere bu~\ IJ~t
\\cckend .a~ they tTU\ellcd to Me
\.lmll\ ille to wrc:~tle l anheld f rada)
und toul.; a lnp to 1\alcm Sdturdil~ to
-wrc.>tle in tht \\ tllamette llmver,itv
lo\'it:uionnl 1 ournamcnt •
LC \\hipped Linfield 3.S 18 to
up Its du;.tl meet record to b-3 I he
tndivtdual matches 'Were not close.
Clyde Ohta (I 18 pound~) ptnned ha5
opponent 10 1.:30, Tom '\ot tiger
(142) tool one minute to Ioree ht:o.
man to sa) .. uncle." and Bob Lemon
( I.SH) hard!) broke a sweat an win­
nang 15-2.
Ptonec:r captaan Jert Richard
( 190) lo!ot a controver)tall4-13 dec•-
aon to l.anlitld'~ Lonnie Rter~on .
"\\ llh 30 ~c:"ond~ left in the match,
Jeff shot, dm1ng his. man ofl the
mat," ~u•d rat King. LC' coach "lie
"'''"~..tiled lor ~tulhng. He got ~crew­
cd,"
In the Wallamette tourney, LC
'cmed 90 poants to place ~econd
ll\er·all behind :o.;orth\\CM '\atJrcnc
College.
I \\O Paoneers tool indl\ldual
titles. Ohta "on three: match~ to up
''.THE BULL I~ HERE"
STOUT MALT UQUOR h1' !»C:a~on rccurd to H-2 and ........
title 111 hh \a,.eaght cl.a ~. \lil.:e H
panned both ha' opponents to
the hc."Y"caght tatle. H.tn)en\
forrn.tn..:c "II' 'o .t'We~ome
neather ul hi) oppl'~nents made
thwush 1" o round,.
l.c:mon tuok econd pia~
outs~:onng ''' o opponent'
before lo~ang to the
"OuhHlndan~ Wre:o.tlcr" an the
Bob \\ ,,., ple;,.,ed b) the fact
"a' pen.tlited lor unnettJill:
roughncs' numerou' umo
aggr~)I\C l<~p~ to the head.
Slap Noltrgcr (I .SO) lost hts
match but ftna,hed \trongl), ~u•u.
ha' la)t thrc~· matc:he~ lo ta~e
pluca:.
l.arr) Ro .enthull ( 134) ri"Nr.
ed hi. fir,t ptn ol the ~ea~on
tort1ng ha~ opponent anto
Mon an the -.ccond round wttb
• atonuc l:'lbo" smn!>hcr '
R achMd won ha' hut
matches, but lo't .a tough one b\
potnt to old neme .. ilo RtercM>II
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