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February 10, 1977 Volume 36, Number 5

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1977-02-10

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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"itarr Wrltl'r
me l C Curnculum Commtttee hu
drl" n up u hst of propo,cd curnculum
modtltC:tllon aimed at gt\lngu hro.tder .. ,e"
or the hbcral arh
l)nder the propo nl, lrahmnn .1nd
10phmorcs would be requtrcd to tulic four
untts of humumue: , \entntl\·cl)' tilled
"human cuhurt" couneo;
1 he: fint hnlf olthe humanities requare·
rnent would be a two term course co\lcrtng a
br(l.1d ~pec:trum of compnrativc !itudy One
cumple mttthl be u \lUd\ of nnt~ent Cncccc:
and Chum. It would be inter-disciplinary and
team taught.
The "econd half ol the rcqutrcment
v.ould be u two-term, t" o-crcdll coune
rocu,utg on one bt!ttoncal 1 uc one pur-
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I e~t~ and ('lark College
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\Iter months ol preparation , 1 C
nudcnt:~• ntd fncult) member hnall> Clime 10
ifll"' \\tth the c.lu't'-c: •~.,ut ol lhc: "'echp,e of
the puhltc" Manda~ and fue!idll).
Ju!'t "hut '' bctng l.'tltpsed, and ho'A,
depend\!d on who ) ou h't e ned 1 o.
Prc~idc nt John How:trd opened the
i~mpo,mrn Monda}, uytng the proJect ".t'i
'm the \lcr) bc:-t tr.tdttion ul tht!> college and
of h1gher education an gcnc:rdl."
Ho\\t~ rd al~o .. tud ... fhc lacult) and
students '' ho htl\e urg;tnt1cd thts b) m·
~um are pcrhap' not,,, obJeCtive .t~ mtght
j)( de,tred, but th!!ir obJccthes compen,utc:
for thctr bia ...
M.t,imum ~ating cHpacit) "!1." 1,200
and there \\.t' upparentl} a full hou!>e. ~IO!ool
da cs hud bt~n cancelled.
t•hilhp ~later Wa' the liN of rour
\ptaJ..cr ... Ln ht .• tddre~!!. 'Wealth a~ \ddtc.­
uon,~ he u-.ed the metaphor ol a JUnl..tt '
r.ctd lor dru~~ to characteriJc our ')OCtcty's
compul!>io n to ..tma!\' m.th.ri.tl wealth.
He dcltned \\ealth addtttion, or
•Piutomamu," ao; a pe~on·, ne~:d to .. tuil.c
more than h1:o. shore." He 'n" wealth a<~ u
much more dc:vu,tattng addtction than
drug:. bec:au'e 'wculth i" the only ilddtction
m "h1c.h the addtct gel\ high ofl the
~>llhdruwul 'ymptoms ol other addict'> "
Jc:,!>ttu Mnford wall tntroduced U!> the
·oueen ol the Mud:ralo:cr' Rcferrtng to
th~. ~htford declared "11 one'' gomg to be a
muckrnlo.er one might ... , well be the queen "
She ~poke Monduy afternol)n
Mnlord proved to hnve a detishtfully
dr~ and 'llfdOntC Wll (hi\ J.nd a "napp)'
Rntish ac'-Cnt t..ept the uuthcncc entr-Jnced
b ~he re-.ealed her muclr.:rul..tng adventu~
elpostn~ the "underworld" ol Amenca·~
lunc:rul mdu11tr\'
laDonnn Harris brought her pr.u:tacul
experience to the wmpo!!otum 1 ue~dll\ mor­
nmg Her hie tn the (ommunchc culture: had
gw-en hc:r a um\{ue v1c" of h£e wath the
common ~uod .ts the pnmarv concern.
In \tOIJ .alter ''of) he: rcveull!d ho\\ the
"S(Ifle.,sne :.'' ot tnbal member'$ \hl ..1 nrtuc.
"Ewry deed that ~ou dtd w.tll in the best
•nterc:.t' ol c'crvone 10 the tribe," she ~td .
ScLnc~sne"' wn' .l lorm ol weahh "
llurri~ ..atd tim ,ell1e,,ne'~ \ht~ not .tn
tticu unique to the lndmn e ~nence .. ,
lhtn~ th•~ ideu l'i ,omethtng '"c all hu' c: the
potential lot," he 'ald.
Manm Curno)' ,rurir;ed ~ome ho'ltihty
b) spenk.in~ to ..-dom1nutel) c.tpttuJistic
llud1cncr ,ubout the need to dt\Jltantle
ropitnlitm lle ~id 'ocict) 1 bil'ed on the
mc:<1n!l and !IUb tun~;e ol production,llrld th.lt
unttl the cqualton of o~nt:r)htp \\tlh soctal
qualtty Ill ehmmatc:d, there wttl never be t icular ern tn ume
lJnderclltumen would also bt rcquucd
10 take one crcdll ol natuf'o~l sctcnce tn·
eluding 11 lab. Prc:senl counes such as earth
sctence und uttronom), \\OUid ha\c: to udd a
lab to meet criterta lor credt\,
Onc·nnd-a-third umt ot Pine Art!>,
con!lt5llnl! of two two-tbtrd credit courses,
would •I o be rcquued . ..\ny cour e tn an,
theater, mu5tc or, in some cases com­
munu:utions \\OUid suflu::e. Coune.s such at
"Theutre tn Portland" are other options
being '-On,tdcrcd .
lumur' and semors would be required
to t.tke a onc-umt contemporary 1ssua cl.t
\\ hich would concentrate on .tn Amencan
pubht problem "ttudcnh fmm aU
muJOh would parttupute tn the ~me \;our·>e
A pratttcum. the W.t hington DC. tnp or
\ ol. 36 No. 5 some other held proJect coutd sub3nlutc
P.E. rcqutremcnts would rcmatn the
tmc: U!l no"' pr~cnbed .
ASl.C Prestdcnt ltsa ~ornson is in
chnrgc ul the sub-commlllec: deahng Wllh
wh.tt commiucc chairman Terry faw terms
"the major undcrtukma ol the commlltec.'"
"'Esscntiully ... JUtd Mormon. "there 11
nu gcnerul studies program at the collc(le­
only what .tre called 'scncral dtstnbuuon
rcqutremenu: In my mand. there 11 a areat
dtrterencc between the two. 1 he prescul
rcquircment5 include u frethman acmm11r, u
natural Kicnce, cour es in American and
lorctgn cuhurn, fine: ans and 11 P.E. activi­
ty." lllc commtttcc would chmtnllte all of
that und concentrate on amplcmc:ntjng the
proposed course$ designed to gJ11e (I broad·
hakd Vtcw of the hbera.l uru.
10 Februur} 1?77
an ec
r·hltlp ~ Jt:''in
tndt\ldu.th:Jm among men.
.. 9ee.tu~e mo'lt people: hJ\c no rtghts tn
the: mc:an!Jo and proltts ot production.·· C.u­
nn\' '-ltd. Mthctr .Htenllon 1s ,h1hed into
ploces "here the) do ha\e rights-in con-
umption, &n buytng a' much lls they can.
I he mu's ol people h<l\e to c\pres~
them ch·e~ b\ whut the)' buy cars, dothe'
,and other thin~' I here '' n(l lrcc<lom ollht:
indt\iduul m that."
"Liter di'\mtlised three trudit1onal 'ie\\l
ol \\l.'llllh \\ tthtn nunutel! •liter tnk1ng the
pad tUm. "Capthth ''·"' he aid, .. I eel thllt
\\C.thh '" nutun:·, rc\\urd lor clen!rn~''•
tulent, "hatevcr ... He u O(iutcd "CaptUtli t ..
"tlh "wealth uldtct" sand )Uggc tc:d that, in
this ro..>ctct ~. ''the uddu: h .ue in the dm'tr'
seat, turmng thclf addtctton mto pubhc puhc "
...,lalcr felt that Mar ism h.nd umed
wtth ..1 better tdeu than C<tpitalism. but hnd
KlliiC' o'-.:rb{l:lrd m It'< qu"~t lor cqu.1hz.atton
by a suming. along with the "'burgeois
n:sh't , thllt hn.pptne can be bought ...
fhe Ps}choanlll)llC \'tc\\ that we:tlth
.1ddiction cl!nters o.around Lln <tnal compul­
,icm "·~n·t tolltll condemned b) Slater, but
he QUe5tlonc:tl the purit) ol 11 uthors
..The anal comput .. ion thc:or) Wlined 11
hnh: "hen p ythtatri\1 thc:mscl\1: started
bc.:ummtz ..tiOuent," he erttd:ed,
O)Onc nuaL:tng mlH~ than $50,000
qualihe "'a w"Culth uddrct b' ~later's mNieJ.
(continued pg.4) "'Batdcs dcvcloptn courses, we're try­
tng to antculutc reasons for them We'll he
JIVIng u 'ltlllemenl of purposes for oach (•nc,"
Morrison sntd
I 1'4 '\1orri\On
\'-l C Pr~idtnt
Fi.i\\ compLnns that the prnent rcqutrc­
mcnt are of u ·smorpsborg" nature. He said,
Mthe rt:Ason a course 1 called 'foreign
culture· u that 11 has toret8Jl name or else
the \\Ord ·culture' tn 111 tJtle. Students can
tmply choose lrom a pot·pourn .
~That panrcular approach to general
studtcs requarcments ba been cnuazcd by
the Jtudcnts and the facuh) lor a number of
yc.an.. 11 became pan1cularly c .. idcnt tn
'urveys ot the aludcnt body last )C.ar durtna
the IO'lltUtiOIUll -self-study." A a result or
those concerns, the ubcommmec ~as C$­
tabltihc:d to dc .. etop a recommcndauon or a
propos:sl for changes an the college ~
quiremcnUl ."
The sub-c:ommntcc "111 wt.c the
propoS31to the lull Curnculum Commtttcc.
Open hcanngs for $lude:nu and facuh~ ~tll
be held tn m•d·Februaf) . The pohC)', to be
"pobshetl mto u final form," "'n rhen be
presented b) the commiucc to the LC faculty
tor approval. II appro .. ed. the propos 1 ~111
not allcct current I) enrolled student but will
be phased In grndUllll)'
Fa\\ commented that propMnls an: not
a.lwa~ appro\'Cd b-. the I: cuh~ •Difii r(.ftt
land) ol pobae5 rcqwred dtllc:ren. no of
appro\111 om c. dealtng \l.ith thin~ h.te nc:w
courses. need to be passed onl) b the
commtttec . flropusab that deal \\1th 1~
development ol a ne" program \\tthm the
current structure ot the college, udt as the
honors program, requtrc the fncuh) ~
pro val.
Programs that \\ould change the struc·
turc ol the college, for e.."\amplc: n change in
the degrees to be awarded. would probllbly
ha\e to go be lore the Bourd ot 1 rustecs. ..
\\ tthtn the comm1Uec. proposah are
pa. sed b)' a ma}onty dcc&SJOn of the I ~otioa
memben., 15 cucull) members and three
~tudent . J'hc thrcc non·\Otang committee
member an: ,\ ociate Dc:tn ot Faculty
Irene: H\:dU. RciZl~trar Bob Wilbn, and -Edith '\mllh, ~n:tar) to the facuh)
ThrC"C lacult) members I rom each oflM
h\c college dtv&Ston,-Humannies, Social
Sctcn~. :'o01ttur.al Scn:noes. Fine J\ns. and
Applied m and ~cnca re elected by
then corutttuenc' to the: commill«. ~tudent
members are appointed by the ~n of
Faculty upon nomm.uion b) the \SLC
Pr~idcnt . Faculty member • tcnru are
rotated cVCI') three yc rs.. tudc.nts a~ ap­
pomtcd unnulllly.
•Private school plight
page 7
•Free U appraisal
purt,e 8
•A LC candidates
page J ..
• B-ballers lose
page /4 1Vot goin~ to tht do((,.
Jaundiced eye cast at LC dog policy
1 t> Cht rdltl)r.
I he dhtonol, Gtml]: "' the~
Dogt, and the ~tut.lc:nt lcl\c:r on thc:
collrt:c i.lug J1t1hC\ t llll•. 2 .3 771
ah' r'cellcnt c'ample ''' pu,.,tng
quad. JUdgi!menl \\ lthttUI I oil~ lilt!
anto the fact .
It ll unlt,nunntt that the I OG
stall '' ntc:r an 4UeittUn dad not
research ht~ ortaclc more-lhtlroughl\
bcfon: .u:cu,mg tht ndnunt~lmtmn
of uctang tir.a~hl~ " If he hnd, he
"ould'n: dt cm~rcd that the pohc
" s "nuen t" o or three) eaf) ngo b)
a commutec compo ed IJI muJ, IIIJ
The pohC) i' not nc\\, 11 \\ll!t.
~•mpl nc\er cnlorocd befon:. \1c:l
Jon~· un ub tannatcd umnuntatln
that tht c~plan.llllln ol gr<)\\10!1
tudc:nt complamt "a" a "!.\.'ft'cn
for omet1nc: ul IC'-lt thon plur 11
tatu~" ~~ bad JOumah,m, ndaculou'
and umu't
l~en: agnan, n mammal an­
\t')llg:tlmn t•f one phone aall hl the
Denn·, ott a«-\H1uld ha\e JthO'' n that
apprQxamntch 50 ~tmJcnt corn·
pluantd llhout the non~ntorccmc:nt
or the: dog pohc)
Plaantunt nangw trom JO!WN ,
II~Ytl of lreading '" dug mnnure. to
tud~n" ~ ho wrrc: eon~rnc:d • bout
Clark·s food /ener
• gets applause jro1n
oversea· Teacher
1 o the 1:. dllur,
Gordon Clark', letlcr ln the
Jan 20 liiUC' ol the: I OG nbout the:
enonuou~ nnd unnC'ce»lH) \\ltslc: of
food an ~~~ GA dad not :sur pmc: me
Buill rno\cd me dee pi). hc:cau c, for
many )can, I hav~ been senou'l)
conctmc:d u!x.,ut the luc~ ol lln
thou8ht lor rhc \\Odd's unled
malhons m o man\ 01 the "lor-•
tunate" coumne;s. \\'c: don't seem to
hn' e an) 1dt'a ol "hat n mc.an to gu
hungn or "hat 11 mc:an5 to tar\-c to
d~th
I re" up tn t tnmg \u:.tna
after \\\\I \\ c L:td> "ere fed b.) the
mencan Rc:d Crou. but not our
p rent•. "ho oftc:n \\C:tc \C:f) sind lo
rt'CCI\~ a f~" C'rumb) \\e L:Jd~ manag­
ed 10 croungc and 1nl:c: home
And no" thnt I a.m. for the
second nme, "'lh an I C o'er ca
stud) group tn one: of the "undcr­
dc\c.lopcd" countnc:), the aghts I
remember lr<im those da)•, :snd
thOle that mlln) ol us can sa: c\eJ) llW~C dugs Ullllt').;1ng hC'If'l~" dllKS
ucd liJ t r~'C) "11 h rorc \\ cl\1 nd ,, round
thctr leg'
\ltht,ur,h I CllJtl\ hll\lng dtl~
011 cumru~ 111) c.-Jf and \\ clUJiJ hlllC' hl
ec them gcl, "hill c:t,ncern' me hl."re
1, 1 he hH mcH"e 'enoull Jlfllbh:m ltl
nusdart:ctcd ~tudcnt actum. lknn
~urtll!>C:II hns tnndc 11 quilt' clc.u till! I
he C:ll\~umge• ~tudcnt anput ond 1
\\JIItn~ 10 h~ten l(l QUI ormwn I
lhtnk 11 1!. \Cr\ sud thut the: c: three
tudent 11c:re oquad. to cnltCtlC' the
Pc.an lor ''mcthlllJ; he: dtdn't dt),
ntlhc:r thnn nllcmpung to 1!'1Hn·
munac:uc: 1nth hun h) plume, lcncr,
or petl110n 11~1
\\'c: nrc: 1cr luck) to h.l\~ .td·
mma tmtm ~ ltkc :->orcmen "ht' are
tntcr~tcd 10 !>I udenl mput, U!! can bc:­
sc:cn b) "·~ oiC'IIlll\\ ~tnct: lu:: arrl\ cd Ill
1 C Hut \H':, the tudc:nh, h,nc to be
1\llhng "' meet hun h.IIIW.l\
~tiCCn,cn ha!5 llloldc hllll\dl U\,nluhlt'
'" u ... ; no\\ II', our turn h)n,sumC' the
rc~pun~lbthl) ol t.lllon.tl corn·
munrcatu)n tDihc• than \Hilln$
ch1ldashl} li"C'a~lll ' IC:llt'rs U«u-.mg
I hC' .tdmtnlst mttun ot nut 8" mg us
erwugh re-.pnn 1h1hl).
1\riMI' lngl'bu
da~ here. JU~t lwrnf) m) mmd. I
thmk that tons ol ''hnc \\llUid be
dt'hca ac:s lur hundred~ ol pC'oplc
"ho lnemll) h\'C out u(lilth). mc:ll)
garbage can\ lor thctr "darl~ hrt'lld"
are gotns do" n the <!roan dati) :u
~Jordon Clllrl.: IIUC). It onl) nctd~
!\Orne: tntC'Ihscnt nnil rnnk amagma·
lHHIIO C:O\I~ton the unfutrne5~ olth•~
dtllc:reru; an atlllude
t:ould anyth1ng ~ done ~bout
11 ' I bcltc\'l: )~.
Why nul get an louch \\llh n pi('
hum nc:nr Portluml? 1 here must be
do7C:II~> ul lhctn laom Htll•buro tu
J ualuun I u lin· 1 ditor,
lt " an ,,h,,,hcd Dean ol
Studcnh tluulmd' lum~cll. \\ alh pen
111 hnmJ, (.1nd pctllmn' hc1uing 700
'tgnuwr~:' llll h1' de,k) \\'rtllng In the
l.c\\IS and l l.ul.: ct,nnnunlt) about
dog' hnd nwrt• unpnrt.mtl\. the
rn.1nnct 111 \\)l!ch polu: •~ elllabh,h·
ed
At the outset, I mu!>t adrmt thut
thl' pubhc; outer) 0\cr the dog pohc)
'tntemcnt htlth "urpn,cd and
\lartled me lttH~IC'.u tome nm\ th.tl
I dtd not rctlc:et lung or cmcl ull.)
enough on the murc ha lc;' ISMtc ol
commumt) Ill\ ,11\cment 1n Jindang
.. olutton' to our mutual probiC'm\ ,
I he partt( ul.u pnhc\ m ~uc •
11on "1wt n '.1 .. 1 dennrt urc I rom lung
,t.mdmg College pnlic) on dtlgs: a
p11hC) "hach :.tudcnt!l p.utlctrutcd
• lull Ill lh~\IMOG It l\ hoWe\CI, the
impkmentalinn ol 1b mtcnt thut
nct:th dtscusswn
\. I han~; ll>ld I ht lrurner:o. ol t ht
pcntton, lam wallntl! <tnd an~tou' tel
Ml du\\n \\tlh ull inlctc:,h:d ptutn:~ 1n
UJ'ell dhcii~'IOO Ol the l'i~UI!' til dog
nn thC' cumpus I \\OUid hllJ'IC tiiJt
uch <~ drscu saon \Hluld anclude the
{:rC:,II \,uiel) ol opinion lh,lt e:\ll>IS Ill
the COillffiUIIII) Oil thl' !iUbJeCt.
I hrt1ugh n the1ughttul phtCe:., ,
\\C c.tn ltnd .t !iohllt(lll ur 50IU110n!l
th!lt .uJcquntc:h de,tl ""ath the lull
runge ol ~'flinton .111J ~.:onccrn llunl.
ll1mm\J Ill proccedans .
I lf1 R11 hard \ort'll\011
l'to•wlc'nt fur \twkm
A{Jtm' o11d Ot•tm of
~ tllc/c•llf'
C17risticl11 .fi~ieJ?cls, travelers,
ricle tl1e spacesl1ip earth
1 c• the' I ditur,
\h recent lcllcr, .. I lis lrtlllp:.
arc mard11ng" (I OG I 27 77), h.t,
prornptctl.tlorgc rnngc ol re)pvnsl!'~ .
Wh1IC' there \.\ere 111me com­
phmcntllf) rcm.lfks, t\'t:ll from m)
Chn:.11nn lncnd~ . the O\Cn\ hclmmg
rcpun I!' \\ J\ Ctnt' or glc:c Ill
Chmuan It nail) rcccJ\ ang "cum·
uppancc." \\'lulc I \ned to ,l\ otd an)
nml ·•nser or ~Hcn\m m nl) lcuca,
the re,pon'cs darc:c;lc:d :tl Chn:~ttlllllll
huvc:: hcen mahc1ou~ .
\\ htlc u' po~ able thnt Itt\ lc::ttc:r
actuull} c:hcuc::d 'uch rc~punsc, the
~fllln,c:. allu'>tr .ttcd 1 he lecltng
man) 1 uilent hn' e lOW MUll 1 he:
C'hii~U.tn cumrnuntl\ here at LC •
Chn:.tt.anos. dun't appc.u tu he
\el') popuh.u
11te wed nftt'r m) leu,.r, I hnd
the pleasure 10 meet .lultu l>utn,
"ho~te letter (I OG, I 20 771
pa omptcll mane \\ t di\CUS\Cd •lUr
0\\0 "dl\illiiiCS \c diC:lt!> to it).
lhC) "ere :>omc\\ h.u da!lcrcnt
Hut that \\a:.n't amronant I he
•mpmturn thtng \Ht .. that \\C t.tH.oo.l
c:\pres.)ed rm concern o\cr the
rt pomt I'd h.ad IQ nt) lc:tter. \\ c
ugrced there "·' dcftnlld)
~>omcthang "rong when people h.td
liUCh lltlltude , 'fllrtt ualit'.
;\ \l.trt \\OUit.l be to cncour •• gl'
uthc:r Mudent!. to c;'\fltCl>\ thcar 'ie'"
111 thl' I(}(,, l.h .luhn, 1\,tn HrO\\ nc
.md IIIII\ C. lithe' tc\\.'1 printed could
prompt the kind ol dtl>CU~sion \\e'\c
C penen\."Cd that \\OUid he C\1,~11
hettt'r
I "ould hkc to 'ce more C<IO·
strucll\ l' und mtormati\ c daalogue
!let" ern people '' illing 10 m.tl;c: tn·
tclhgcnt re~pnn~e to the bdteh ol
thcar lcllo\\ 1 ln\Cier~ her-e on
!Op.ace~hip c.1rth
Tl1a11x a lot
1 u llu I dltur,
On I C'h 7 .tnd ti I hc: '' udtlll
bl)ti) ol l,c:\\h .tnd ( l.trl; Collcg~·
tuuk ,,n .u;ll\e nnd quc .. 11unmg roll:
'" th~: !')\'mpo~uun Unduubtedl) 11
\\ol\ met \\llh tni\CU re.tCIIOO\ but I
h•r one c:nJm cd the: ne\\ upportumt)
IO e .arnanc \C:t\ tmport.mt .1nd baMc
dtlcmmn
So m) th.wl; to thmc ''ho
Ill g.IOIIt:d II
J11t' \lurpht•t Voluntccn. .tre uln::td) domg u
magntlrccnt 10b m the Recychng
Center Could •' lc11 more be tound
tor th1~ .tdmtlledl} not \CI') plea ant
Job ot " crnpmg the plates clc:.tn"
bel ore: the) go throu8h the: "nsh? Or
doe 11 !Ound n completel) crun
1d12 thnt the: li1olo8) Ucpartmcnt
ma(;hl iUlrt ptg farm somewhere
{" h1ch could be used lor ~oomc: other
c pcnm~nl~o a~ \\CII)., Other maghl
ha\ c c:\ en bc:ucr idea) Rut unul
then. plea)c: tlon't put more on) our
plate or tra\ th::an )UU cnn c:.1t! \ \ \ t' also .tgrced that the kand ul
tnll \\~\\ere haHng "us .1 cun,tru~:­
tt\t thmg. \\'e talked .tbuut ''11\S 11 I ('flt•n to tlr,• Fdttflf ,fwuld b,•
uddrt'J '' d 1c1 llv' } I 11u· dt·cullmt• h
lfl 11 m.. \lrmdu1' I fl '"'""'Hwm
'/rcw/cl ht• t I /It'd 0111} Ufr lflbtt'CI IIJ
,•dum~ I.L'O .... )t't Ill
... l ~UC'IUit' PfOI{I'J \Of
rmr,.ntlt u~rclmg m Qmro, I~ uudm • dutlognc mtght be opened on cum-
flU' tn deal \\ nh the: t~:.ues ol
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tit t':\1 131.
Gen11a1 1 Kroup:\
ju:w corre.\fJOJl£111"'
I Jrr I lH • urcmll rc•ctt ~\·t•d,,.t11n:
jrnm tlu I C U\ I'T "''" ~:ruup 1
111 1/umbm ~:. C~t•rmtllll' . I runt
111 ( 1111 trll. tlt•'l H'•'lll tu ht• Ira
r\trrmd, clfdiWll\, lwmdrum l t
I u the • dltor,
(JU( 'IIIlO' CHn one {:CI
dt!lelt e rrorn hund hU~111!:71
not \\C' lul\cn't lc:Mned to
Penmt:ilhn out Dcut ch vet •
''K" and ",\" \\CI~ Ho10g to £0
nude hcai.'hes tn I >cnrnurl;,
I lent) \oiiU "11!1) .. Ill I hilt und
them to an ~Jpcm, ln·u /,,, ,\f
amtcml.
1-tmunutcl)' . nunc uf u,
hut.l ~crwn' dtlllcuhlc:s comn~u
h~ tr.un )Ct. h~mc\er "K'' ha,
ptded Ufl b} the l'oli1e1 three:
und "llli lined.
"M'"s ltrsl culture :.hucl
SC'Oll•rtUdC' CU•CU slumber
\\Ot~t' limn Corcland e\Cr
pt'ncnoc:cJ "~1 '' "uuld hn\c
IC\\cd 11, n~ept lhnt the gu) m1t
her snored
• "I\.. h.tli had other
prl1hlcms hr~l, '-hC .IIOIUl>l DOJfO:
a tr.11n to llcrhn '"'te.Jd ol 10
4UIIIIll little \' JIJ1tgc: hOiliC:,IIl)
:.cctlnd ma,h,tp came: utter h~
"orJ.:cd \en hard \\ rattng ICI'It'n·
lhl!'n de("llhttcd them 1n the biJnl
"I" I d 1\ p annmg ,, nu c:
rmng Jlllrl\, "When 111 I a· mhnral
.1-. the llumhurt~cr:. t.lo!" \ 1r>.~rCIL'
many ol "' arc hvrng Wllh \Hdll
nudi~h (an \Uil\C cu~c'
nuiJi~ts) .
Spe.at.ang ol llamburge f\
hu\c lour M.1cl >muald's here
.1bnul '"'' lnud, the~ drhl!' ZOO
per hour to get there. e.tt 10
rnmutc and drl\ c 200 ~m per
ltl get b.tc ~
"P'' got •CI·up b) ht'
l,tmtl) \lith .t ({'1-\\!,U•Oid •
Fr,ttJictn It ''l' ~eht chltcht!
\\ c don't .til Ill an 1(10
\\ c're out ol untform, '"C' nil
our light, rolled up Jt':tnli und A
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!It' LC anti-trust violation ? SJJI'npositln7
.feedback
1< c: vin Baird
~tarr \\ rlt<-r
l C 111 mtlre thun ·' hheral Urt!l collcgc, at itr. Orep.on's oldest
churtercd corpurntion . Its le.tdershap 10 education 1 well known und
c.Jc">cnc:d, hut lt5 le.1de1Jhtp tn the corporate world hilre& c:lnscr
c,nnunution .
I C mal' In• 111 \'tultJtiOII of /f'lltrul uftfl'lriHI law' tlJ tpr.c..ifittl"'
J• a loll tllfl'(' of till' Clurton Jt' t !'\ectton three mule!' tile gal any 'tyang'
.~tlllngc:mcnt.
A tytng nrtangcment occurs "'hen a corporation sc:llfo a liood or
sc:n'toc: h) ;omcunc contingent upon that pcrsnn ugrecmg to buy
unuther good or ef\1CC 1 ht wu& outluwetJ 10 nn dfon to Iosier thul
grc<tt Amencan tdc.tlot competition -on •deal that I Cs udmmntru·
uon holds c.Jcur.
rhc tvang arrangement<~ at LC urc glonngly evtdent Two
c:\llmples wmc to mtnd.
•llu ,tudtnt lives 10 u dorm, he or <the mu~t buy a mtal udct.
•lin tudcnl goes on an ovcOiea!i tnp spon!lorcd by L.C. he or she
mu't return lor .11 le.t'll one term tln Palonttne Hill, (unless the student
'" .1 .cntor)
"C lcarly 1 htsc ..trc 1 \'tn[l arrangment~ ." s1ud vu' Muuerdorll I C
economic:~ prole'""' who tcatbc' u cour.e on antHru!lt .11 I C
"1 here\ no doubt that theo.c: Me tytng agreement~ ... su1d John
Cooper 1 ( cconomtc. professor
Wh1lc the: eftctt ol thc'e uprecments hu' been to dumpc:n
compeuuon, \Ome gcnuane rauonulunuon!'l for thetr Cltte.tencc: huvc
been put forth b} the 1 C udmtntstr.nion Student!~ livang on c.ampu\
mulit bu:t a mc:altad..ct due to the luck ol facthtte~ tn the dorm\. When
the: dorm• were plunned. e:\tcn\1\c cool..ang facahues weren't mcludcd
bec.au'e at \lrU'o .t!I'IUmcd that ull the !ltuden t~ would want to e.tt the
ddectuble \AvA lood
Studc:nh returnmg trom over,eas 1nps arc required to !>pend
..tnother term 111 1 C for two rca!ions. Fir.t. the profe,\ors that go on the
o'er eil' trip' .arc puyed regulor sulone' by the college not by the
· tudent\ that p.HIICipatl. tn the o\e~eas program. Thas amounts to lin
I.C sub,ld)' U) the prole-.~or~ thou go o'<erltas do not teach clas,es ut
the college
~c,ond \tudent' arc: required to come back and share thear
O\Cr\ea' cxpcnene;c:, w1th the L( ,tudc:nt body. I has helps promote<~
bc:uer undcr'ltandmg ol dillerenl (;Uiture' .tnd nahon~ essential to a
hb(;rul urt' c:ducuuon
In an dfort to purge an) mtsundcrstandang .tboul tymg
ugrc:emon t ... I called .. m unu tru11 Ia\\ yer at Northwe~tern School ol
I aw He refused to comment because he wasn't a member ol the
Oregon Bilr und ,u1d ht couldn't ofier legal ad, tee oubade of llhnot
He: d1d infcr that pro\<tng a l)·ing agreement c:xash 1s diff1cult. lt
10\ olvc-. mounuun~> ol data, hour) of labor. and one "'ould 'urmi!\t,u
))'mpathellt &udgc. ,\nd there':. the rub
(,o,crnment pro,ccution ol antt-trust oflendc:P. ho., been
nutunow;l) lu"', An rmta-trU)I CU\c may drag through the court lor
}CUf\ on olppc:.tl 1 he: Curter ,\dmanb.tr.ltiOn may pro~oe more\ igorou~
in 1h1' muller, hut don't count on u.
f:conorntc~ te.ache' that competitition i."n't ul\\-uy the best
lln .. wer. lJut. the In"' t'>l he Ill\\-. l) tng agrec:menh arc illepl. \\'hot land
ol corpor.ttc c:\.amplc docs LC offer the 'tate ol Orc~on ·~ ;\ turnb.hcd
one.
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more We 1bo need donauon• to help rum•tb
our oll1•r. dc:tl•top ntn, dn._, typcwrtlcr,
boo~ cnoh, ataplu. ·donaltot\& lor new
kucrhc•d, raour« b<loln lor the c:t~Mumcr
hbn.f) t>o )OU ha\c an~ ol thCK thinp to ~~~7
Call Oll OlhiX 2.29 l84t,
The phuaucn <lcwr ltlltrmen ut :-> M. l• ~our
lnontc 1roup the l)hau pl.ilvcn. or (itnoll" t
nc•~• can rtmcmbc-r .
Muru•. Snmr Jl«<pl~ I~J\c tlllu, ~o•nc c-.tn ha\c
Jhccp Othcu ·~ clam daucn I nc\-.:r did
1h1nlo luo muth ol ~uplc "11h dan lit •httP
lfrn:lc
I o ~•t the l'rcptc, Happ) \ialcnuno hum th
thrrc communcJJ t ow el~l)' ~. r1, &; I
flclh llummcl It ow c:uuld \OU lt»e """h me h
I ulu the SOc:lll ltuncril\
\I. ala Kuhlo-Wuh lncNh ll~c Ida Am1n "'ho
nmh cncmaes1
VolAr bat~pmmon bu.Wy, Lulu &ob \141)nor II muat ~ h.ard lo hl\c one luna
ttmo'"cd
0..UIC II 1 lp.lU•C Wllh I &I'OOV) ChaUI•
()ucl.. 'omJ
Ottl atn I pin~ touch )our b<~n1' Pltuc,
huhl \t l~.u1 let mc touch tomnhlna
Ro~n for.-Shn ~n ha'>t b«n ~no•n lo
band toactbcr anc.lstnnatc lone tKn•on
-Li.U
f ra"'t' dabhna. c:omc up and "" me le>mcttmc
-Usa
&uv Starltc:)-Whal do )OU JC1 •htn )OU
emu en lA nw)or ••th an ••mlc.u lrnhman'
You tell me:
-Lha
Otnc h11nt-l •hll IO\'C' wu in ophc ol •hat _,, ..
Man Moo•cr;
II'• t;.cncr to lo\~ a thurt man IMn notla ha\'C
lovN il tall
Santa'• L·l\a
1 hrtll 10 lht staht uf •naull Ill
bullhuarn d1' vou '~>-.nna tall. ~bout It'
l•n 1\.arr Happ~ lltnhda Valcnunc! "''"•
Wundctlul U•v
"i111dc
1\hll rr )OU atn 1 bt m111c wun'l ,,u pktuc
bf m)' lncod? ..,
OH WII H THI!IR Hf llSI I.QJI,
"it olen, or "itra)'N One 1wu luol hy thrn fi)OI
hw ul rluM.. II you h&\"il m(u~tt<>n kadlnJio
••• "'hereabout) , pleaw: call lba, f31 <UI,
tic) Zecb. HarPY \'alcntmr'• 0.)
l.ow, Zed. II ~11011 (; h') luhn .. un
Sturf \\ rlter
Rurch· 111 the tour-ye..r hll\lory
ol dcp..rtmcnt·$pon ured sympo,•n
01 I C hM there hetn so much
OOntiO\Cf y, olrnhiguuy dOd In•
c.hllerc:nce r 0 lind out ho\lo lh16
Y.cl!t'$ $}mpo~IUm \lrO& fC:CCI'<td h)'
the community, .1 random intc:n 1e\lr
\1.118 conducted. 1\ summary of reac:­
!lom. lollo\lo
Student Y.c:rc: .1mu~ by
Je JoiC:r Mulord hut apparently
leur ned lutlc.
rherc: "·'~ more than u hulc
uon) 10 ,, prolesilunul criuc hl:.e
M.uun C.1rnoy ptcdicttng doom lor
1hc t\mcncan c11p1tah.s1 yMem,
1ome students said.
One: student said LaDonnu
Jl.mi hud "Interesting" ide.n bu1
wondered wh~.thcr the values ol the
Amcr.can lndwn can be applied to
oln indll!ltrUll OCiel)'•
And then there Willi l,h1hp
Slater. I a~k:cd a !Jt udent 11 he could
pmpoint ,, good adca Slatc:r put
I Of\\-Ufd
Wdl, one good idea would be:
lor .u:h pcn~on to lind thetr own wuy
to \\-ork lor the common good,
wh.uever the common good i~ ... he
aid.
1 he common good. NobOd)
qunc understood "'hat that 1s. Or at
ICJtst the students l interviewed had
dilfenng adeus.
One student said holding classes
WitS the ,common good.
I o me 1 he ct.~ .. ~cs. are more
1mportant ~ancc I ted that I get more
from them," s.he !;ald.
l"rustec lunches
r ht [rUl>ICC-Student Allalrs
Cummtttc:c w11l meet IOOU\ to dis­
CUM• the l·eb. 2 tru~tcc-~tudcnl open
lun~.:heon .and 1 h.: po :.tbaht) of
holt.hng uch mcetmg on ,, regular
baM"
1 he mc.:cttngs nrc proposed tor
the hr 1 Wcdncsdlt) ol every month.
I he lormut usgestcd b) the Dean of
Student "ould be: a loo~ly organaz·
c:tf lunl!hcon , prdcrubl) with no
llgenda.
..
lite: I. !lanun1. •tc lllCrc an) more •• llumc Iiiii!:
you!
A<IIJn' an AIUn
t hanl )OU "' much I<»" JOIIIIIII me on The
I rei. tlappy Valentino Dar aod lo•c lllv.;a,,
Dul<h
lk>b l -"'in•utm& '" • \'aknhne'• ,.,I.Jh to
you•
-C.
OcatM"-c.
I oda) • a lliJ 10 ,,,11 lht !"'onb Pole Do
)Ou a~tn1
Low.
Md
ld1 Am.tn l'lu\c cvrm bomc W" m.u you
I o•-c, Mum A l)ad
t ,, "icoulm.atlr• \hnrue.: ·1 he task Sco111
lo-u ~ou," at •un1 h)' Pall) Dul~
\lo ho 1t Mel Juuo and why wun'\ llc: &l\"C' •nc a
ba~krub1
(llna \ uu 1rr Ulc lu~IIIIIIL' ~ pu.:~ ·up of m
hie' -" .~.
ll•rPl \ IJ to 1111 m) lad ln\uon Fin1 IIOo\lr
Uuv.ar.l I
To the ltrlln the red lwr, (Rm IIIJ ln liCe'&
opptUU\'C •o}qc:i. entreat yourull (to) <wen
un..rtbl)do.Ul \lo lal nan ;u:tonym an)'•-.)'1
Hiipf') Valtnhnc '• lla) to fllnu, w.lb lo•~
trom tom.
Ue ktnd 10 a mu.tllroom. ay hdlo to a ldlow
t-.nana. t>ut ol u1m~t amrorun«, Save tbc:
IIlii'\ O'i1
I hanl roodnC3• llU wcn:nl a «nhJ'C(Ic <X't
Votll won end Mpp) VMicnUnc"\ Da) I Ovt
•••~>"~ • •• \our bfoiiiCr. J
.. It look\ like tht) 're finall) ttttin~ eriou' about comer, inc (ufl, ~ir.·
•
Coalition seeks ASLC funds
ana Grt)•John\on
'-.tarr Writer
lbe LC Coalition for the ~tudy
of Rud•caJ Ocmocnuac: t\ct1on h4s
bc:tn conccnlrtltlng on philosuphacul
theonc:s an order to establt•h u
buckaraund for dcabng with r.uitc::al
acuon. rlle Couliuon hopes to be
rcgtlitcrcd ... nd ~:hurtcrcd fur A$1.(.:
lunding.
.. \\'e hu~oe spent some t1me led-ing out and ddinang c:.uctly what we
uand lor," s;ud D spoke man for the
Coatit.ion Compo ed of r~tudenu,
profc:non and antc:rcsted onlookers,
the Coalnion tries to cncourase
political nwareoen in the l.C aru
through discourse and resolution.
The group meets every l uctd&)
to oppose C3patah~m. ampcnali1m,
sexism and racism Member stri .. c
to uppl) thetr thc:ono to the '"ac­
t i'< ille,{ ot d3ily tile ...
On fa .......... · y tensions
Ihom RCK.'
~tarr \\rater
\iotc-d phtl~nopher, 50CiologtSt and psychologist Phlltp ~later has
.1 nt<w book out. It', called Foothul~. UnJuJtaPidmg tht' h1ftmg
~t',ualand F,muly I t'IUitJfl.f Iff QJ.Ir Culluu.
It 1 u $CrtCS of essays, )Omc prt\'lOU.od)' publi!iheJ, deahng with
.. uch topic:& u1 sexual roles, parental role: • trc:umcnt ol the aged. and
lnmthal relation In general According to ~later. our indi\1dual
uuuude' tuwnrd famJiy relations pl.:l) a large p.1rt in haping the
-;octet) a" u whole.
rne book is "nltcn in language atmcd attbe Ttll onably educated
public ~ It's notlullor technical terms Slater docs not lei\~ any doubt
ubout what he: is JU)'lnJ. Not onl) '' he artic:ubate, but he bad:a; up his
statements and propo~li wnh l'iobd re.uontng and facts. He hats that
elume ba.l:ancc 50 hard to rcAliu m the: ~human sciences"': shockina
ne" idea,._ with (act to m;akc them ot.a~ble .
s Ia t (l 1a )"'I:
•\.tonopmous lo~o-c tS worw for lhe commumty than promiKw-
ty.
•AJl }ouna people stuart a gioeral di.sUke for the aJC'(I.
•When men an held solely respoosable lor the -."dfare of \he
PIIU1ct and women solely for the keepmg ol the home, both do a
ternblc JOb.
• Most ot the tens1on in the tamily, and thus the ilb of society, can
be traced to naraut!lm and seltishne ~
I he c rna) not be ne~ or c:'clling idea') to ociologtst , but to me
they we~ qu1te thoujht pro~okmg. l'he book ts intnsuins enouah to
,pur me anto lurther in,c:uig.uion ol the !IUb)ect.
One of the 1Jn!31c~t n:~ards to bt gained lmm reading footholds
i~ itr. rer onal llpphcauon . h 1s nut sulci) a stud) af oc•tt) for
mtellc~tual ociet) :studiers to contemplate b(tore u iitt. It's for \1.\. I
could ~« ~ocr) clearly nw t«hng .. nght there on paper SC:\'Cralttma.
Slater' 1051ghts mto those lcchngs \lrll~ L:md of ll kick an the face.
On the "hole:. fiwtholds \lr ill not ncc:cosanl chanse) our mand
about )'our feehns toward youndt and othen.. but ~1llpu.wade a tool
with "htch to chan_gc 11 )OU wuh to
One other comment · the thlns oo~t~ 4.95! A httlc 200 pa,e
paperback . S4,95. I rec:c('rnend )\lU wntc a nASt) lcucno the pubbsher,
Outtun, and ched; a cop) out ott he hbrar). But tf )'OU want to shell out
tht' fhc bucks. the LC Bookstore has sc~o-cral c,,pics. (tOncinutd from pg. I)
He fur1her JU:~tatied U.\ing the term "uddt~t"
b~ pomung out that weahh ea dy bccvme~ u
ma,ter rather than a ser~an t." I he mun whQ
1)\\ n' thang: i.. a 'er:vant wuh u~ man~
m.'l!>ters a' he ha' po,~hsions , He be...""'mc~.u
Jllmtor to htl-de~irc-:·
He 1ho ~id ... Most intellcc:tuuh .~rc
"'e"'hh addict' and li\e thcar live' uCC'Ordmg­
h \\hen .uL.ed II he \\b exempt lrom tht!­
c.llc:gon \\hale rectl\lng S 1,500 lor his
appearance , he s:ud, WThen:'s nothang \\ rong
\\llh nui;ang mont). I'm doing tht' to Jl.') a
debt. h\Just ''hen money become" the end,
n1ther th:sn the mean,, that one'' nddacted."
-s tic i.:e) '1gn ot nddacuon," he saad, "1
le:sr ol hit \1llhout ·q,me 'on of c.."crnal
,ccunt\ "·•let\ leads to )ttu•nAuon ."
~ -
,\1ttlord ~.-entered her taU.: uround the tn~
and oUtl> ol muclr.1lin~ ... One hn~ to ha \can
O\erwhelmang interc~t in the \UbJecl to be
explored ar one \\OUid go 1010 muclraL.ing."
)he ..atd
"h' \\US liN antroduced to the an·
tnwc•~ and chacane~y ol the luneml in·
dm.tr) through her hu:>band'!> \\vrL. '\"h
funeral bcnellt' m unaon ncgotulllon' Aller
n::tdmg 'ome oi the trade m:tgatJnc~, "I w;h
holll.td," 'he -a ad
Her \\ork on the pn~on -.Htem abo
rcquir~ total 10\ohement She hud
onginally ngreed to do an anac.le lor l:i,OOO.
.. It wa~ the moJ>tl had e\er been paid for .. uch
a proJect." :>he said.
The ~earch for the antcle prompted
Mart n •rno) -her to \\nte her thard book. l<indand Usual
PunHhmtnt . •t was paid bad. for tal.ing that
elthorbat.ant fee.· 1he uid. "The book took
two )UI"5 of hard woriL."
She ancluded several excc:rpu. lrom her
boob in her addres) One pnmcularl)
Jf8pbic expbnalJOD Ol the pr()CC:)) of em·
balmtng had cawed her trouble wnh the
publuheno. She refu:>cd to delete the objec­
tionable chapter ... II you feel that a pan of
your "'Ork a:. amportllnt, then ~uck wath vour
guru ... ~he saad. ~
Muforo revealed that her earlv rnvolve-•
~nt an the Cl\ il righl5 movement camed her
problem ~ durmg the promotton ol Tltt'
Ameflaur Wo; of Dc>atiJ A etrtatn C •>n­
grc"man Ott lrl)m "the tunentl~:apllol ol the
"'orld." Santo1 Ana. C:oaltlorma, re\caled t hut
her hu~band 'llt name bud 'omc up no lcs~
than three umes dunng investtgation• by the
Hou~ Un-Amencan Actt\tties Commiuee . -Tlus panteular lllCtiC baciCiued,
howe.,.er. The nc11t da) tl~ ml&Jor mmatter li
responded wnh a newpapcr ad dcnouncang
Congreuman On and ht\ imear tacua.
Her taU.: ccmered mainly on the abutei
•he uncover~ tn the funeral indu.try. "A her e"co
all ~,he ~•d Mluneral~ nrc a fnr JOiher ~UbJeCt
than pn~on .. "
Hnrm tned to l!b.Ow how tht Com­
munchc culture amplement\ the cQncc:pt ol
the ~commun good •• While 'he admattcd
thcr~ ha .. been a taant (If accultunllton , "ht
de larnl that th~ .. .,tlllc~'ne.'' • \)f lndt.tn
culture a' ~••II ba"IC'.lll\ rnt;u..t
Thi~ ~ctn~!onc .. , \\a' be.'' re\ealed an her
account or tnbal go\ern3nce She recounted
that an her totrandfarhcr's tame "~ue-. 'uch a ..
''here: to mo'c the ne:\1 camp \\ere dec:adcd
h\ thl' trih<ll elde~ I h1' procc" oltcn t\lOI.:
l\\ll or thr~ drt~' 1 he j,.,uc had to be tlll~cd
out until there \\'U' ,, con'Cn'u.'. 1 hen .1nd
onl} then. "'1uld the tnbc mn\e.
1 hi' ,,"'ll .. ,llu,trated more recent I} by the
e\pentn\.e olthc Cro\\ lnd1an~ · relatJon.,hip
\\llh hell Oil Compun) ln n:turn lor the
coal nttlu~ on the re~ervuuon ':>hell C\entual-
1\ altered 2.500 tor ever\ man, woman and -ch1hJ. I hev '"Crt. turned down sa:\ lime~
bcc.~u'e a \'OO\ell"U" t;OUld not ~ reached
Dunng rmds b~ \\Or pnrtte!> chtcltaans
"ould be appoanted But them aut horny
co~mc from the ~elllessneSll they hud ex
emplihed both in the tnbc and an prenous
raad,,
The 1 ribal concept of o\\ nershtp also
rt:lltctl-d thh .. etnc~' \aluc. I ndaan.. ap­
parent!) accumulated good .. Cor the purpo:.e
ol gmng them aWa) •
Gtfh "'ere dillcrent too. on~ and
pnU!>e of )Cines~ deeds \\ere fell to be better
often thun material o ects
plwto /l 1 lJ< '"• Xoun1trrc
Harm abo ObJ~~ to the tCTm .. In­
dian~ She uplaaned that lnd1ans are actual­
ly a conglomenne of dafferent tribes The
eastern 'edent.ary farmer') were as difJerenl
from the nomadac hunters ot the plains aA
'"Italian& arc from Norweg~ans ..
Harm also cnllcized U ~ vovermcnt
u.s,i•tunce lor Indians. "Suppo)edly. the
prosram:. were for the lndaan!>, when an
actualit) the) would be 10 the Indians, and
never wuh the lndian:t.." \he ~d
She padcd the federal Bureau ol ln­
\c..~ugation a1 a panacular elUlmple f-rom
thear tnhltrauon~ into tnbal org.antT.atton"' to
thcar u1c ol unrehable antormant!.,thc f-B. 1.
ht.~d conunu.tlly antervencd m Indian afhun..
'(. ompured to them, the: BIA (Hure;Ht ul
lnda.ttl Af(aiu) was the rno t benevolent
urJ;;•nuatton tn the Amencan guvc:rnmcm;·
she ""'d
Hurm lclt th(' Indian OCaiil llructure
had nauc h to sho" to 1\mcncan ociet) •· The
Commanchc: :solution to the common good
could provade D valuable model for the U S
to lollo\\ ...
Carnoy ~~o.ud a re"olutton ag.;un't the
e•ca~ of eapu.ahsm a.. not co be feared an l.at>onnu llarri\
the predact.tblt future He "<ltd 11 had already
begun
"I thanJ... the re~o·otuuon ha~ JUst sort of
been bungled 1010. It'' a slo\\ two·step­
lon' <trd onc·'>lep-bac L. \\Jrd procc~s:· l<1 r·
noy '\tHd
He ... ud group~ hke envaronme ntnli~ts.
the labor unaon~ . and tho'~; promoting lht
'hare-the ·Weillth poh~;a~ were.: contrrbuung
to the downfall ol c,lpllall'm Member' of
thc't antc:rc~t group!> have: ~en mukang 11
more; dillacult lor andulltraul technolog) to
eXt'>l rn capatah~t nation ..
The more these group~ make demanc.Js
upon tndustn or other large capitalist
organ 11.a11on~. Carnoy ~a1d the harder 11 i!o
lor lho't organllatton' to conunue Then:
will be .t poant when these type:. of systems
"'ill find at eallier to ell her move out of the
country-as happened with the Amcncan
htp-hutld ang andu\tr) no"' re,idmg in
Jttp.an or tu cease operation . Eather loht\
cumpctitaon, the ba~ts ul capitah~m \\ould
'>UIIcr. C:..apatallsm \\ould die \\ath
cumpctuaon.
Carno) ~a"' a contradacuon between the
• " •••
•
•
.. ocral need to accumulate whatever
and lear lor the consequence) ol tlul
cumulation
.. \\c have an overndtng
pecunmr) '>U<:.ce~~ an a 'OCICI} that a.
~Ut:CC"Iul ' 'IUid <..:ilrnO\ "we're JU~t
thnt uccumulnuon lor .u::cumulauon\
a good thing' llc:,LIId tht:.I~J holdover
tht d••Y' olt he Amcracan Rcvolutton.
man could hvc the lloratao \lgcr
richc;, legend ''So we ha \'c an tdcu
"''er from a tame; when accumulation \\ll
amportan t
He 'atd that dre.lm is unrelated
,jtuation ludu}. "l hat r
Capthtli'rn 1:-. gone. It\ not comang hacl.
told the audacm;c that, though tht
dream '"gone the nMtcraal \Ub,tancc bet
the dream rc:maan~ .
MWc eat mort than \\C: need. yet \\c
a con:.tant bailie to not be obe!>e
t) pe of problem 1 mean We rc \tall tauPJ
accumulate everything we can. Mort
we need.''
C umpth·cl /rom rt•purrs h 1
C Uldt 1 Mt•l Jon~' and Jt'{j Ptc>ro• an<
Julie
Staff
!he 50f.A 1
secunty Pu
1 • ..-med thai c1
cOllege ulcohl
elinunu taor
Empty beer
IJI'"" f cmpiCt(
(Xt 31 <tnd
·butc:O lO I he C • •The 'ccun
;lltllf). 1 told 1
;rth ol beer
.. said R
1\ dance l
\would r •
........ be stoppt
'IJUffipiiOO ''
~ccunt) Da
d he doe~ nc
aw
Jan
Staj
The ~atur r
1:uno; of L C L
MA Confer
Pub he
the 1 C cam
The confc
conllrct bet
uon~ an•
rc:!>tratn
:dhtduals arc
• the antcre.st
:.:rea'>ing the 1
::1 ~ncra 1.,..
\1 Sobel, I
1·id conicrcnc;
lht lUbJC:Ct maJ
a broad cnougl
ots ol pcopl•
~CC:Cpltng the
r.dl\1d uu I h b~
""'"' good t,
\C:f\ inl -\\ith the.: p
He: cxpla1
lbt que!> I ion w
conferenc<
o Icc I I
~ulauon~ arl
lor the: pubhc
lhat andn tdua1
lllc pubbc goo
L'lat 11 should
1'*0 ••
Tri-Mel
It'll l
J
SJ
Effort~
students to I
lPortland-LC
m 'ervice fnl
TnMet Bon
cut off the ro
Jn,tead.
td to the 0
than havmg
bus wall stop
to Duntbor
continue d
Boulevard a
It wall retur
get a bus
1tudents can
rose garden
lthe nver ro
bu, 1136
Five pe
the heanng
lor some c
•nd Burh
leader of th
.1.\ked tf Tn
~40's sched
JU!!tt before
arn\mg at
p ances t .A.A. eatened by drinkers
ver one
of thll
• a on\
ldo\c:r
lion.
~er .........
,'kolofl
yet
I hal'·
r 111 taut
More Jull~ Jon~"
'-ltaff Writer
1 he 50 .. A dunce darector and
scc:unty Director tor l.t 11re
ctrncd that cont.nued neglect of
college .tlcohol pohcy could lead
elimanauon of campu11 dunce~
fmpty beer bolllc.' left 10 and
i!llllll 1 emplcton alter dunce' held
(kt ll .tnd Jan 7 have con­
"'lllu;u to the concern.
1 he ~cw rit) guard on duty
7 told me ht pscled up S4
;rth ol beer bo11Je, alter 1 he
" ,,ud Rand) Mas,engule.
,\ dunce dsrector "He ~lid
.. , .... \l.ould recommend that the
1~ be 'topped unles' lht alcohol
.~u1mpt aon 1 curtaaled "
:sccurm l>srcctor Hick Ptckctt
he doe., not plan to take any actaon dl tha ttmt, .tnd bellcv~ th.tt
• the problem cnn be solved wuhout
geuins nd of the dunce~ •
Ptckcu uad Sccuruy rebe!i on
tht re,pon'ltblllit~ of the tudenn to
regulate alcohol con\umptton at
dunce' ... There Ill only one: ,ecunty
guard on dut} from II p m unul 7
u.m • and he. can't po,,1bly patrol the
enure Cdmpu 3nd the dunce too ~he
Uld
At each dance. three or tour
tudent-. arc appotnted b\: the 5pon­
')Or .tnd the) are r~pon~able lor
regulating .alcohol. rhc name-of
theM: ~tudentl> urc :~ubm llted to
Secunt~ and the\ arc held ac~.;oun­
t.tbh: al a problem develop.,
LC~ Gu1delincs on -\lcohol
Pollq ha\c. not been enrorcc:d
These guadehne:r, \Idle that an order
w school sets co
Jan Connell
~taff Wrlt~r
The. "lal ural Resource' Law In­
ult of I ( Law School wall pre­
• '\ Con( ere nee on the Confltct
a"•ecn Public and Pnvate Raghh~
the: I C cumpu) Mar 3-5
The conference wlll deal wuh
confltct bet ween envtronmental
;UulUIIliO\ and mdlvtdunl liberty:
hat rc:.t raants on the cho1cc~ ol
tdiv1duals are we w•lllntz to tolerate
:the: antcre.\t ol hmuani! co~t' and
xrea,tng the bencltl'> to tht \OCitty
~general? ..
\15obel third )car law 'tudcnt
.:unlc:rcncc coordinato r leel'
~ )UbJtCl matter ol the conlcrcncc:
thro.ld enough to mtcrc't C'-eryone.
'Lots nl people arc havmg problem'
~mpting the 'back 'eat for thear
llehnduul liberties an tht. name of
~bh.: good t\ nd I I celt hat \\C ha ,.e
very IOterelltang 'peakcrs to
\\ 1th the problem' ··Sobel "ud.
He cxpl.uned I hat .til Side\ or
quc~uon '' ould be rcprc~ented 1n
lbc conference •\\c'll h.ave people
lcel that governmental
fttUI,ltlon' .m.:. abo;olutcl)- nece' un
lor the public good, some who lcel
~atmd1H duul hbcrt) bc\t promote!.
puhllc good, and other' who teet
ll>at 11 'hould be a mt.>..ture of the
hlo:
Tri-Met droPA run I he conference IS beang funded
b) a S 12,000 grant from the Oregon
Commattee for the Humamue ~ and a
S 1.500 grant I rom the Envaronmen­
tal Protecuon Agencv
The entire conterencc wall be
v1deo-1aped .and portaon" wall be
broadtast on Oregon's Educational
Broudca,ting System at a later date
~ nllcn .tnalys~ by muny of the
conlerencc participants wall ai!!O be
ancludcd 10 the spnng 1977 edition of
the L( JOur nul J:.nwronmrntol !Au.
f a !teen people:. ;m: \Chc:duled to
p.trtacap.Hc an the ene~or panel and
andt\ldulll presentations ancludtng.
•John \ J'unnc\ lormer l S
~enutor from Cahforma ,1nd author
ol the r 0\lt Ub!llancc Control
\ct
• Bruce ,\ckcrmun. profe sor at
r..~tc L ni\Cf\lt} I a\1. 'lchoo1 Jnd
author ot //rt l-11u•rwm \t·arch for
f m·u mmnual Qua/111
•.htmc l Huftman, proles~or
ut I C Law School und Dirtctur of
the Natural Rc:,ource La\1. ln­
~titu tc.
•lal\ 10 Sullman. prole-. .. or at
Rutger..tCook College and lecturer
10 the field ot envtronmcntal
resource\.
• 'leal Goldschmad t. mayor of
Port lund
•Jame' E Kner professor at
the UniVcNt) ot Califorma School to pont) and con1umc .1lcohohc
bevcmgc:\ m ..a pubhc place (such a,
1 cmpleton) •tudcnt' mll\1 be 21 or
over and must •ubmu un .!pphca­
llon to the Auoc1utc: Oc:an of
~tuden t • ollacc ten days pnor to the
event
1\ccordiOJt to Maucngale,
~onnktng at dunce. hus been gotng
on .1 long ume but 11 has become
outnght and blatant now, ,and that's
what's cau•ung the problem."
P1cke11 \illd it 1!1 not a .enou
problem at thlfo poant but continued
v1olauon oltht policy could lead 10 a
urc:commendlltlOn that :\Omethtng be
dont ~
Both P1ckett und Maneng.tle
ugrecd that greater •·,tudent rcspon­
••b•hty .11 dan~ will prt>vent that
•omcthang .. !rom mulenuht.Jn~ .
erence
of U.w. I ·\ and coruultant to the
E.nvuonmental Quality
La bon ton~
•Joseph l Sa:\, profe~sor .JI the
Umverslly of Michagan 1 "" School
and 3Uthor of Tokmg. PriVat~
Proprrt I' and Public R1gh1
• Rtchurd B Stewart profe .,or
at Harvard Untvenaty L<.1w School
and LJ\1. clerk to U S Supreme Coun
Jusu~ Potter Stewart
• Donuld ( Hagman, proler.sor
at Unaver II\ of Californw l U\1. •
School, LA. .md author of
If 'mclja/IJ jur lt'1pt CJUil
• tephen J. Cr.mt ')cattle
lawyer and pnmary drulter ol the
State ol Washington' land use plan.
• on .. id B. Frohnma\cr, •
prol~o;or Oil the L 01\C~ll) or
Oregon Law School and member o1
the Oregon State I C'gJ)I,Jlure .
•l>oughJ~' North. prole !ior
and chaarman ol the Dept o(
Economio. at the Unl't'crsit o(
Washmgton and author ol Growth
unJ Wt•ltart' m !Itt• Amc'fiCan Pa,l
l here will be no attendence
..:hargc but because ot limited
,c:;Hmg, ud..ets mU!>t be obtatned
fh~e arc .natlable ..at tht reception
deslo; 10 the L<. l..a\1. Ltbrary or b)
mauling u self-adre,scd envelope to
4\llan D Sobel. Lc" 1!. and <.L.trk
law School. 10015 S W. Terwilliger
Boule .. ard. Portland Ore 9721 Q
It'll be a long wait for #39
lit I J .. Julia Duin
Staff Writer
Eflorts mndt bv vanou!i LC
lludcnt\ to keep l ra-Met bu~ 1139
(Ponlund-L( -Lakt O!>wc:go route)
m scrvtce fualed Monday when the
I nMct Board ol 01rector\ agreed to
cut oflthe route a~o ot Apnl 4, 1977
Jn~tead. bu' lt40 wiU be elttend­
ro to the Dunthorpe area Rather
than huvmga longlnyo verat LC,the
bu!> will ~top at the college on u way
lo Duntborpe From there 11 wtll
contmue down Iron Mountntn
Boulevard a!> fur a!> Underhall Road.
II wtll return to Portland v1n LC To
Bet u bm to L1ke O!.wcgo. LC
'IUdenl\ cnn take the path below the
ro,e garden to Mncadnm !\venue
hhe rwcr road) There thcyc-Jn catch
bus lt36
hve people rrom LC t~uficd at
the: heanng fhcy e~tprcs,cd a need
lor some connccuon between l C
and Burlingam e. Joe Dunlord,
ltader ol the LC cllort to lo.eep 1739.
tllikcd II r n-Met cuuld ·""" Chllnge
'40\ ~chcdu le to bnng !itudents here
JUM bclorc liN penod, anstead of
arrl\ mg at the college at 8 06 a m
Planners .tt frt-Mct arc also consadenng rerouung a bus to the
coUege on Sundays.
Tra-Mel was lo:iing S39,000
per year on line 1#39 "h1ch sometimes -.erved as fe\1. as ~c\cn people a day.
Stnce a route cosb S 18 50 an hour to
operate, the route was a losmg ven­
turc ••••
-ief -- R~porttr : a
~:;?~:;;; :-" writ~r who gur.U~J his = "'OJ to th~ truth olld -
duptiJ 11 •Hth a _.,
~~ _.........__ t1-mpi'.Jt oj word.•
-Ambrou B"ru
'tw Mld-Ent war? for the lint time in ~\len yean, Jordan will
permtt Palcstiman gucnll.u to c:onduct ~hmited operacaonf' agauu&
l!ruel from Jord.tman oat
Faction OJ:}Itin2 in Africa. An e1timated 200,000 Ethiop1at1s
ralhcd in Addis Ababa Saturda)' to he.tr Col MengiJto Halle
Martam-thc v1ctor in a bloody government faction uph~vu.J -call
for the armmg of "progressi .. es" to protect the country's Socialist
revolution Seven members olthe ruhng mthtary council were lulled in
a gun battle between nval faction~ lt the military govemment"s
headqunner
Die l nannehmllchkrlt . Fear of widespread dissident unrest or
other disturbances ha. prompted an alert of East Germaoy"s armed
[orcc D1wdent activity bas increalt:d sioce November when the
government extled protest smger Wolf Biermann Ea)t German
authoriue ore reportedly holding at least u do1en dissident$ without
dtarjlQ
Plpehne II. A Federal Power Commision judge has recommended
appro\1111 ol an S8.5 billion tmns-Canadu pipeline to bring Allhkan
naturaJ go.s to the lo\l.er states.
Buck Rogers 'Strike\ again. The United States and the Soviet
Umon are reponedly working on higb-cner&> beams 01 sul>-atomtc
particles to destro)' tncoming nuclear missles. American intelhgence
oHic1als say the Sovtet prosram ba been underway tor more than 20
years. The American project i~ much 'maller m sc:ale. . .
fbe 1dea would be to melt the plutonium explos1ve, ncutrulwng It
betore it could be detonated O'lier target.
Higher oal cost'. ~.1ud1 Arabta wlll reponedl y follow other OPEC
nuuon ~ 10 rm:tmg otl pnces by lO per c~nt. Formcrl~ . the Saudu had
proposed an increase of onh per t"ent.
Gas } olw. Mc:\tco wtll soon begtn $Clhng 40 mallion cub1c feet ol
natural ~ and 600.000 barrel o( crude oal daily to the U •
All )OU can htat. Canadtans hope to become energy sclf-suffictent
by 1985 fhey plan to produ~cnough natural gas to meet at lea t t~o­
thtrd~ of thetr rcquaremc:nts . the rem.ainang third besng filled bl
inten~1ficd coal pr"J uct i'-m.
~••king "hoop«. The world's whoopmg aune populauon hll!l
reached a htgh ol 99 birds. 01 th~ . 76 arc tn the wtld. 23 an captn ity.
In 1939 there ~ere onl) 14 kno\lin whoopmg cranes.
hot in arm ror c:apit•l punishm~nt . Faced \lillh a S62.000 rep.ur btll
on its electnc chair. Oklahoma senators arc considering a mea,urc that
would m.t1u: thut state the on I) one to e~ecutecondemned criminals by
drug IOJecuon. Future death ro\1. mmates would be g~ven an inJection
ol ultr.t hort-aclin!it barbttuate; \\llh .t chemtc:ll paralyti~: a~enc ...
End to eltctoral collett'.' l'he Amencan &r A oa.atton, the
League of Women\ oter; and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce hne
urged .Senate action to abolish the electoral college. They ~uppon •
.~dopti on of a congrell. 1onalamendment to provide for the elec:tton of
the pre:o.tdcnt by d1rcct populAr vote.
Blac:kll5ting. lndlbtnal vtolatoN of the Clean Au Act un: ~~~~&
pluccd on a blacklut which prevcnb them from obtaining federal
contract:.
Dirt> water. ugislation i!> being drafted to e-ase Oregon water
pollution \tandards in the \Iinke of this ~inter 's drought
Andrus to &tt gu. lntenor Secretary Ccctl Andrus w1ll beef up on­
sittht uupec.:taons at natural go.u plants to mvot1gate allegations that
)Orne gJ!\ produceN are withholding their suppl).
Tbtir kingdom (Of a Sbmp. The C(}.)l of postal services \liOn'l go
up thb year. Po~t oft\ce oflictnl:. ~} the en ice registered a S3b.J
million surpllb hut fall.
No cut for food tamps. Agnculturc Sccretal) Bob Bergland tuu
cancelled food .. tump r~gul:uions propo!.ed by the Ford administration
that would have ehmmated or rcdu<:ed benefih to millions of people.
Nhon fund rro~ . The Rtc:hard NiJton campa.ign fund of 1972
lingcn on .ttl S 1.1 million of 11. Thrce Washington banks paid
~In 000 in interest to tbc fund lalit year.
Nt~ Huchrs ttstam~ot . A 10-ycar-otd ooc:ument \\htch pltdges
the Howurd Hugbe; otatc to the Ul!!.k of lighting orgaruzed crime tn
America mav be con!lidered a testamentarY document . The cantract . .
. tate:!> that proceeds \)f the estate are to be used to create a task force
"tor the purpo!it ot combating organized crime in the United tales."
Worms on the ran&e. A Casper. W;,o., man says someone stole 11
muuon worm from hi) wonn ran~h )omctime during the pa~t three "eeu. Bernard Gibson. who estimated the \·alue oi the stolen goods at
SSO,OOO. belie~e~ it wa the \\or~ o( prolcssaonal worm rustle~
Dri'~ in funuaJ homes. In L.outslanu . a 7~b,-.5 foot \l.tndo" ln the . .
SJde ot the gold tand \\.bite Pomt Coup« Funeral Home allows
mourner\ 10 pll) their la)t n:loopeet~ \li1thout lea,ing their cars.
Sa1d Ah·in \'errettc, pr~idc:nt of the funeral home
~we \\.anted something lor \\i>rkmg people who da'-'n't ha'e time
to tJrcs.s but w11nted to sho\1. their c.;ondolen~ ond s~mpath) ...
Dnve-io funeral parlors have been tried but fat led in Florida and
Anlona. oday
•Uu~d Marbt:l, pohtu .• t ttllt'n actt,,,,
n:prt5enunl! Conluion lo1 ~.lit Po,,er. "all
pellllll 3 IS todD) an lhe-l1 11l..1ghcr Hou,e.
Evct\Onc \\ckome •
•l ht I.C "rtc'tlinl!. tnm '"II trslc on mO\ acs of 1\doll lhtlcr taken b\' hi' mi,UI!"'
F,,, Br.nan I he 111m '''II b~o 'ho\\n ut lhC'
l•,utl.md \n Mu,cum ~ \\ PM~ and
\ hn.h,on. I ch 12 111 ~0 :tnd 9 • .l0 p.m
.\dma<.,aon 1s I. 75
•
\\ allamcuc Uni\'C.r5ll\ at 7..;\0 p.m .. tomght •'-lu,•n \I(Berr\, 'opnmo, .wd Sandr.t
m lhc P1oncc:r \\ n:stllng Room. Pamplin 1 mgh 1mmtr pi.lllt'>l \\Ill .appear in concc:n
• The 010\if nrc PrOIIII\c~J l.atld \\Ill be: l·eh. 13 at the: c., bell ( c.nter lor the Pe-rt or·
h0\1 n nt 7·30 p.m tonittht an the Counctl mmg Arh a a C:ulln Gnbcl"~::hool, 81S~5 \ \\
t:hambe~ . I has film wa' made 10 Chall: .tnd Uarnc' Rd ut J p.rn l1c~eh .tn: S:! 50.
has L n~h\h ,uhutle- •tlalnt '-lcele~ , a nat10nulh rnmou .. hdf·
•l ht '\orth"nt lllm '-ltudic' <.enter \\Ill pt\1 \\Ill .lpJk.lr 1n c:onctrt .u ahc Unuc:J
pre:~c:nt Tltc So\'agt l: 1, J hull· Methudl\1 Churc:h '\ ( I II and Knoll. f-eb
documentar. . tull-lanHh\ lcatur~ 111m. II I' 11 7:.10 p.m Scelc:\ ''the \\de ol Gilbert • "'" be ho\\n feb lO .11 b p.m .11 the ~cclc}. chur.tl mu''" lcuder at l C. ,\dmj,.
Portland An Mu)eum ') \\. Pnrl and \ldn •~ I
Madi Cln, \dmi-.~on '" \I "5 •'>uanlt\ 1\ubncl. ., \1 orld·Acclaimtd film
• \""''~DC Bt'\l..,tller .Sc-\l'lllh \'rtWc', .'(}(I I \f•Dcl Od1 'l' 1 \\Ill be ~hov.n on
begJn~ tomght ill Q p m. "n channel S cclc\l,lon f cb. IJ g p m on chaMcl 8.
,\daptcd I rom ~orm:m Bogner\ no\ cl. the
,.,~·hour mam-sene5 t .tee. a man's rags.·to- •Tht-"""""nl film Studle. <.enter wall
nchC) chmb 10 tht 'e" Yorl g:mncnt J'r~en. The \larrb J/ TmH 1 program ol
andustl) nc\\ reels locu~mg on lhe ,\mc:ncun -.ccnc ol
;:::===============~ I he m1d-l0' , J h1 him \\ill be ho\\ n Feb ll
:tl S p m. otlhe l'ortland An Mu,cum ~ \\.
Pnr~ and ~1ada,on . Adm''''on " I 75
• •1 he I ( "omen\ bu,l.;ttbllll tum \\all
rlu) \\'aiJ,uncllc l Ot\CNI), Fch 15ut 7 p m.
m l'unaph n ,
•
•'\otoriuu' ,, hcc llnl\cr'll) film. "ill be
hu\\n r cb It~ .at 7 p ru. an the Council
Ch.unbc:r~ ttlnl/.1311111 " (r,•c•
•I C\ (, r~&nd' Uallch ( anautlcn\ a
~tunlrc:.ll·bu,cd cJu., .. slal h,tllet ~.ompan\·
\\Ill perform .\l the Civtc \udatorium. f cb
16 .tnd 17 ul It IS p.m. ftckcl\ uri! $6, 7 and
SH.
•(,riffin Bt•ll \Horney General ol the
L nucd ')late-., \\Ill 'peat.: at the L C law
"chool on ·\pnl 21.
llh uppcamnce 1s pan <lf the annual
\lumm Da) ccrcmon) uc the 'chool, one or
numcrou~ e\elll intended to J.:ccp alumni in
toul!h \\llh pre~cnt .. tudcnts.
Bell \\ill peal 10 an altcrnoon recep­
tion, 10 he foiJO,\cd b) an eH:mng danner·
d:IOCC
•'-lprinJ: term tht• Mu.,ic chool \\til ofler
ne\\ ~;our'e-c..1lled ~\\ orld Mu~tc ,"' Team
c •• ught by Profe~' ono f. nman and ')eel e), the
•"fhe la.'l dl) to mai:.c up incompleae~ ts • couP~~: w1ll c:\plorc mu,ic ol Alricu the
feb II. Amcnca' lndiH, .Iapan, China and In-
• The \merican Culld o! Ora:anbh v. ill be t-------------------4 doncsm
mecllnJl all da'-Feb 11 an the Chupel •lht llterlr} }{~\It\\ '\ 1U be 'old Feb. 14• \\ orlu renowned performer~ and
15 :md In an tht boobtore; lhc: magannc. 1 1 11 h r f 1 •l.C will 'POn\or a ,pteeh tournament 1 or c lO "'' \\I Vl~ll I c tampu~> or •n orma mlc:d J)ucl. Mtlld11g 111 Appalat"ta contain\ d 1 , h On:gon Ha .. h 'ichool -.tudc:nLl> f·cb. II and 1:! an lorm<t wor ... s op~ lecture:. and con
0 .. o (1118C\ of roclf). pto:.e and photograph\ ' 1 h II d sn Templeton Plea~ do not hnra!>s the hi ... h ccrh c\ \\I tnclu t Duml\unt -\braham c There arc lhOU!Iands of copie:. av<ultlble "I 7 ,,
~hoDI.students . "'ar.11rc: \I vug.ur Chu-Shcn Tao. \oleo •Helit't it or not Hool.er·, \pprc:ctnllon r. R b B *· d L' •T ennt<>)tt \\ illi•m.,· drama .f ~trrt>uar vute... o crt rown, r re acne rcgermun. Da) '' f cb 14 It \\Ill be celebrated wuhan R b 1 R t.'omrd lk.:~trt' "lll be pertormed m the ,\h. o crt vr IU'i. and obert Troller, among all day r-.tll~ an ,,tn Otego and that e\'enmg a h
Hood Communal) College Theater at tip m., ball. E"cr)·one '' cncouraoed to appreciate a ol cr:. feb 11 and 12. c 1 he cour~c " open to all 'ludcnt!> hool.:cr,
•ThtP•uiTI)IorDanc•Compan),oneof \' •lht Third AnnuMI Greater OMSil,en .. • altnline \ Oa) will be held Feb. 14 from the most not-" modern dan ... ln'0Up• •n th• I 2 0 I I . . lon~rr • l O\tlier and l ooplu Paptr Air· ~ '"" ~ ,. " a.m Unll m1d01ght all O\ef the \\Orld count!'), v.dl ap,...-"r on •tage at the Portlond u_ " - planr ( ontl".t and ~ho\\ wall be held at r- ~ ~ ntcc 10 \OUr "alcnune . AdntiJ.Jion 1:\jrt't'. o~~ I' CJ\acAudJtoriumFeb llandl2at81Spm ...,,') \mutn.Judtlonum Feb 27atl0am.
The pcrformana: 1i spon)ored b\ Celebrm • ..,tudent of the mothfr1 \\Ill be honored Regt~lration j, lree but b) m;ul onl} end to
Atuuct 1ons 10 co-operation With L( the gu ~t• on St \'aJentme Day, Feb 14 when OMSI Paper Aarplunccont~t.4015 WSW
Nauooal Endowment tor the Art and the the: LC Mother's Club meet\ lor lunch The Canyon Rd Portland, 97221
Oregon Arb Commis~ion Ticlets are S5. Sb luncheon wall be held in Swmm Damg Room •Forelg.n students at LC art aga10
and S7 Half·pricc ticl.:etr; are avaalablc atahc at II :30 a, m. pro\ 1dtng.1 cuhn.tr} ~ervacc to area re,tdents.
tnlo de)' •l ht Career Plannin~t and Placement 1 he :.tudenb hn\c oflcred to JOIO famtly
•Orbs to thr hilt. whatever youn. mny bt Center wall prc:~ent a semanar on rC)ume meals or dmner portte' and \c:rve mwl~
Whether ')OUr\ 1 a Pam oriSJnal or the lutc:~t wruang. Feb. 14 uc 3 30 p.m. tn the Gra} nuuvc lo thc::tr homeland:o. f-or more tnfor-
lrom the .Sal\'auon Army vou'U be in ailyle "' Room Denm Hopwood wall be the !>pcaker mnt10n call eM 324.
1 h~ IIJ/t. •OMSI ~Ill preo.enl • program tor the • h your hurmonlca lonely? doc:. your
SOF,\ wtll pon~or Th,. Hilt, the annu<~ l pub he. on J iJ.mr Mm1011 10 MarJ, featuring karoo he: unused walling for the raght
wmter term ofl-campu dance, Feb II at the Dr lon"a' Snvder ol C.:ti·Tech\ Jet .:~omcone to cop u buu w1th', Do you play
Ma~onac Temple, 1119 S \\. Park. Mussc by Propuls.on l.J~bor.ttory 10 Pa~dena on Feb rock, JUII. folk. chl!•\tc:al or whotc\er, and
the Wabhlfc: Champ\ v.tll begm ac9 p.m and 1, 1 , "ilnt lo gee &ogether \\Jih other-. v.ho do the .. ut : •• o p.m.
laM untal I a.m. Ticke" :are S3.SO per couple same'! Then become part of the MuMctnn "
and ~mulablc: at the inJormut1on des~ and at •1 he Harlem Clobttrotter:~ wall bnng C leunnghou ~c. Contact Am) R.1vuch Box
the door cheir bar.L:etb.tll wtu.trdr\' to the Portland 2216 or 245 3508
!)o !ind r.omcone 1n keeping \\tth )our Mcmomd Colir.eum, feb. 1.3 at 2 30 p m. •Thr c ouncll on lnlernatlon•lldu c~ttlon
luhaon St)lt and drcu to lhc hall toL..'Cther The COii,eum 15 loctted at the ea\1 end of the f: chan~tc ha!t JU 1 .mnounccd pubhc.ataon of
•SOf' ~ ilJ prhtnt Th.-01hu Std1· of th.-Broadv. ay Bridge:. th~ I 977 C hllrter Hight~o Guide 1 he umque
\fountam a1 7 and 9:30 p.m. tn E,·an). guadc: anclude5 ch1Jrtc:r ~ de\Jgned lor
Adm1 r.aon sr. SJ.2S ~>tudcnt , teacher~ and umver!!ll} .. cuff 1 he
s •
•1 ht Pelt \\ ard Bn~ban ( llnic ~Ill be
held all da) lodu) an Pamphn
•OM~ I \\HI prb~n• • worl"hop on ho\1, to
treat cold weather mjunes bcgmnanr h-b 12
ut I 30 p m for more mlormatton caii24~­
S900
•Suophrmi!il, Gro\cr \\ a11hin.:ton, Jr ••
\\all prcscm 01 full cvcntn0 of contcmpornry
JfU:t. f-eb 12. ~ p.m at lhc: J·~munouna
l1JC41Ire 1 tdc:t an: SS. S6, S6 SO und S7
•1 hr: onh¥~a.t I ilm Studin Cenltr \\Ill
pr~nl S'~ tJJtll.:o, remur table port ran ol
1'\ni.J fc dc:r\. nt lhcir lctlturc, mcludtn~: home es. guadc: a5 lrcc lrom Clf:E. 23b "lorth Sunca
Cru1 Ave., 1 o~ unto . (. A, 95030
•T a l:paytf' who work or attend OJehool J-------------------1 and pay someone: to c...trc: lorthc:1r chaldrcn or
• I hr ( arrer Plannln' and Phacement
Center Will prc)ent ... ,emanar c:ntatled
Opportrllllllt'l ln1 olvtng I ortlJPI
I tJIItWoR"\ I c:b IS .. t 3 30 p m. m the unay
R uom. Spc.t~cr nrc L.luyd II Ullte ;md V .tna:
Su\ugc, lrom the lotcign lansuugc dt'part·
mc:nt, nnd IJc:nm ~ llopv.ood
• I herr wllt br • l.C Communi!) I· orum
Utled f.lu• •tum tug ( Jur £nag I \ ,., df f·cb I~
at Uo•lrt In the chapel l he ~flei• ~er \\all be
Doh Mllrlln of I he ph} 1cs dc:panmcnt
• I he ( tlltunhia Group of I he Sscrru Club
I hollhnE a potlud for lht gellcml puhhc
J cb 15 nt 1 p.m I or queuaom ttnd n:"cr:
\iltwns cnll 644-0161. ext. II for d1~hled de: pendant\ c...tn take advantage
oJ ·' nc\\ c;htld c:uc c::redll on thc:tr 1976
r cdcral income '"" fl:lurn
Under the new law. ehg1blc: toxpnyerli
c.tn 'l:um 20 percent 'redu on chtld c<lrc
ex pen'c'• up to a mt~ •mum crcdl\ of S400
lor one child and SHOO lor two or more. 'The
c:rc:dit i5 r.ubtr.lctcd dirc:crly arum the ta:\
habaht}
•Jr\\t•l Uu\, rtn crouc l.ury tnle, v.ath
1 unnang Vtfllt.tlb CICitted hy R ac Y ounr.
opc:nt. I eb Il-l Iii lhe Sturcfront Acto~·
ll1c41tcr, 993 1'\. K lliSCII 51 Show tmac I'> H
p m l·ndll)A and Saturda) lad.:ct~> rue
S2 15 ut the dour i'e I futr .. orr umpu' prOJlrAm' hu'lc
been unnount.~d . Jun lltllton, puhtacal
~\:lcnce, '"" le.ad the \\'u,lunttltln. I>.C.
group. Stc\cn !'\c;ne), hll>lugy, ,,jiJJc:.td the
truptc.ll baolog) tup lo Cthla Rae-... J he. 'lie~
'ork line .trh group "'" be: led b\ 1\cn
Shores, .trl. llc.lilmg a he ugrt·hu,ine'!.froup
ahrnushout Oregon .and l'lorthern and cen·
tr.tl Cahf or tun '' 1ll be-John Coorcr,
cconomtc ... St udcnt antcrc-.tcd tn appl) ang
,hould \ i~ll 1 he: Ollu:c-ol I ntcrnauon.tl
Progr.tnl' tn J tmplctun
Ptclro 1< rrruu, lon:sgn hln(!Uilt!C' ha'
publhhcd a rcvJ-.c:J ver..aon ol "'' Prc•.~t•nu dt
Pa.t~ ul don.\ l'of'uvrr dt• (. wron, an Acta
Phtlolo~ ic:a 'olumc \I
1-ncorr on ( ourl brang\ IOI:{~ther two
notable' of the Portl.tnd ~oommumt\ an a
tcnnt' match in Pamplin, Feb. 1) at 4 p.m
uti ~cdc:\', chou dtrcctor, lUKe\ on Oregon
s, mphon) dirccaor La\\ renee: ~muh .
Referee tS none: other than Portland Cit\'
Cornmi!lioncr Mildred '-,chw.tb Clcneral.td
mi-.,ion j, S2.SO. Sl.50 lor 'tudents. Proceeds
bcnelu the chmr's ~printt tour ol l! uropc
~trolling nHI\ICt.tn , tncluclang ,, b;JnJO
pluyer and barbcr,hop quartet, \\ill pro'\ ide
entertainment. Rc:t rc:,hmcnll> .trc: a\ utl.tble
bct\\c.:..:n 'C''· Dour pn1c:' ol tcnn1s rud.ct'
and other tcnrus eqlllpment wall be gtvcn
a\\ a\'. J iclet' .trc inailahlc .ttthc: "t.hool ol •
Mu,ic .1nd :at the dour
There \\Ill he an open hearing for
'tudenl\ and Jacuhy on J nc\\ general studte'
program Wcdnc:sdny, I cb. 16 from 4 to 6
p m. 10 Sto~mm Ouung Room 1\ ~ubcom
mtttcc of the curnc;ulum commattee hu~
de, doped a propo~ul lor a nc\\ program to
meet general stud1e' req\urement' and •~
\CC~tnl:l \ludcnt Jnd f.lcUh\ renc.ttons before
sendtng the propo .. ;tl to the curnculum
commattce und the lacultv ror lormul net ton • (opic:, or the propo~l hu\C been car·
culated to the IJcUit) .1nd arc: uvailublc for
'tudenb in the rc\ldcnce hulb at the 10for·
matson des~. 1n the A~l ( oflace, and the
libra I)
Don't for~et the d~tte change Rachard
Demo reo wtll pre cnt h•' shde lecture of the
1975 palgnmage I rom Maltu to L ewt!> bland.
tontghc at 7 30 p m '" t:van\ The 70-d.ty,
7 ,500-malc tnp tncluded I 00 art I\ I!> and lay
partlctp.inl' an search of the hnk!> between
prehtstonc and contcmporury art and all the
art ern!> 1nbetwc:en All L( people JrC: mvated
to attend A luncheon wnh 1 he ~couash aruM
1s also :.chc:dulc:d at noon today an Stamm
Bnng your lunch cruy~
.. MI\\ion In the Modun World" '" the
to pte £or Mtkc: J\ndc:non, manngmg darector
or tht IOlerpretallon Jnd \ICWUfd!ohlp diVI·
'>ton ol a Unued Prc,bytenan Churth ,up­
port a gene) 1n the l .S He ~pea l.: on campu'
three tame!. thh weekend 10 JO a m Sunda)
chapel 'ervacc: l30 p m · unda) chapel
colloquaum and 3 '\0 p m Mondu\ chapel
colloquaum All m'-'t'llnl!~ .tre 10 the chapel
The Circu.. '' comln~ to to~n!
811lc:d J!> the: world'' smnllc:'l Circus the
Royal lt~hemtetn Quarter Rtn(f S1dc:w.tlk
Car~.;u'. wall .lppear an ")tamm I c:b I 5 ul 7:30
p m -1 tftm.,uoll 1.1 frn I he carc;u~ " 10 ah
llllh nnttonul tour and ha' an cnurcl)' nc\\
a•"emblal(c: ol bnlancmg .tel, mtme labh:!>,
clown IUI\1'. JOimal eric~' ,tnd mug&c '\
tman~:d c~c. spologtlll wtll.ucempt to cxtncate
ham c:lllrom a ttvcth:d and padlocked milk
can ltllcd Wllh 100 g;allnn" ol \\liter.
!\e\\ l1u.~.., on cumpu' lilt Shuron
Ste\cn , pnrt tunc 1Ununcr \ChoolllcCII.:tarv
and 'held on lknnct murm)(er ol ps tnltnp
and duphC.UIOf ,eJ\ ICeS .... tc\Cn" ia. ,l( Cl\1
283 nnd Bennet .11 c~tl . JIIO
l ht· Wtl'lo •~ nc\\l> ul I (' lila If .llld
lru:ult), compalcd \\Cckh h) the Olhce ul
Puhllc lnlurnl.llll'n I>crulhnc IS S p m
Wcdn~dn~ lor puhllt'.tllun 10 1 he l'mnur
l.os: ctghl dO.)) later l:.allnc\\~o 11cm~ to c: 1.
552 Ill uldr~r> them to us bu 19 Prt\';lle
rclrrrcd to ll
t070 many
tl~lt ,e;hoo!
lu~d \\11 h t
I he Ia~
college budj
)Jlaric' hit\
la~ICI than I
Bet wee
,, r~ll}' a m:l
Columbia \1
O·dord. or
1974 onl)' b
1\. Ne\\ Co • 1al.:cn over
an JCP5.
lndep_,
one tounh
population,
rJlt'\ COilllf'
,..:, •• , Y ark
tor privatc
tUUilln·gap
tducation I
ot pm ate
_.md ahc 'u]
J'h~o a
pubhc a
current I)
LC ~
thought
\ICY. Ell.
tolltm.
Q-S
collti!l" h
do""· \\
A p
much bet
other corp
h'~ onl) . ncgali\C
bud.
Jher
bankrupa
Out there
prCS!>UfC'i
1\ 10 the ~
v.uh tlu~
··We're
u·t/1 s11
tr. ..
,,
wall ~1111
\IUdcnh
e>.oc~nen el
invc,ted,
more at ''~··' >.C
I the
"'C\\
Ken
roup
cen­
t per,
lytng
nal
ha)
.,. tk
Acta
tWO
1n a
.m.
:gon
\ith,
City
lad·
eed
•e.
• inJO
\·ide
ble
kch
1vcn
I ot
lor
~je,
0 6
>m­
~ali
po
I i ..
~rc
um
bn.
bir­
r or
• or-
the
ard
&he
1'\d
ay,
lay
een
~he
'led
'tiM
am.
lhe
kor
Vl­
,.lp­
)U\
lny
pel
pel
~· rn!
'he
lllk
''O
ll\
C:Y.
~te
t,•k-
on
ry,
ng
'I.
nd
uf
m .,.,
\I. 'I I
owar
Groff ( o~ ley
f dltor-ln·C hlef
Pnvuu: collcl(c' hu vc often been
rclcucd tu U!l nn ·•endungercd 'lpcl..le~· Sintc:
1970, muny h.tv~ been Jorced to merge wath
~u1te ~choolfl or samply -.hut down when
foctd with rh,ing Of'thtllnl! ClHI\
I he Jactthut MO rcrcc:nt or many privaae
college budget ~ go to\\ard 11aH .md lacully
)llancs hu' mudc oper.lltng CO'ih n e even
13,tc• thun the gcnerul c:on,umer price andex
Retwecn 1967 and JQ75, Columbto Un·
1,cr~i t~ am,,,,cd .1 dehc11 ol 77 mallion, and
Columbhl \\,t,.n't alone; \\c tern College an
o,.aord. Ohio, c,c.tped " tot.11 collap~e 10
t974 only b) mergmg wllh M lismi tJniver~• ­
l) ~c\\ College 10 Sarasow, l;lu. had to be
tal.;cn o\cr b) the Mate to ,w01d bankruptcy
tn 1975
• Independent collc~tte' arc -.till tduc.uang
onr lourth ol the '\mcuc..1n undergraduate.
population but thc:tr dcltctt!i .tnd tutllon
r;llc' continue tn !fro\\. I dw.trd Ft!>kt ol the
''" } orA 1 imc1 cull\ delu;tt!. u "way ol hfc"
lor pnvatc .. chool"' olnd nott\ thlll :t rl~tng
tUitiOn gap hctwcen pubhc and pravutt
cduc:.uion ha' ~qucc1cd the:-mtddh: chw; out
ol pll\clle ~chon b. lc:ll\lng them lor "the: rtch
.md the ,ub,iduc:d pour."
I he .t\eragc dtllcn:ncc: in CO\t bct\\een
pubhc: and prl\.tte htghct cdU(;.ltJOn IS
C\lriCOIJ)' ~2,.300 per \'C:M.
I C' l"rc-.adent John Howurd ,,hured h1
thou~ht ~o on thc ~oc rn.ttt c:r~ an ,, recent mtc:r­
\iC\\ l :\l'(:rpt!> ltum thHt comer .111on
lolhm.
Q-...,mn· 1970, 70 \nu:rttotn prt\utc
collrj!t' h1tu hrcn forcl'd to mcq~r or ,ftut
do~ n \\hal lu" kcrH I (" on ih fet•t?
,\ Privute schools actu.tll~ hU\c a
much better ~uni,ul r:ttc th.tn alrno .. t .10~
uthcr corporate olCtivit) in the lJnued 'tutcs.
It's on I) if ) ou put your accc:nt on the
ncyattvc a'pect ol thi' t<ltl\tic thut 1\ look:.
bad
I ht'rc', a much grc.llc:r rate ol
ban .. ruplc~ in both .. mull .tnd l11rge busane'
!Jut there are """ vcn ~ub,tantial fin.mctal
pr~: .. ,urc' on thr private college I hi!> college
" tn the be't po!>tUon 10 th ht'>tory to cope
Wllh thl\ ~tnd OJ prC\'tUfC
.. We'f(.' a !(ood co/leg() and people
n•ri/.Ht/1 hu) qua/Ill' Ill thi\ cOWl·
Q-Whllt do )OU llttrlhutt that to!
\ Wc'ro.: ... jtOOd t.Olle~e nnd rcople
wtll !IIIli buy quaht) 10 tha~ country. ll
"tudent:; at l C :src hU\'tng 11 '-llll'hiCt\lt)
e'pcneru;e, gc:ttin~ vnlue return lor dollar
10\C:\Icd, the\' \:Ommunic;,llc: thut and \\e get
more: 'tudent' und more ~ouprort . • Q-UI& dc:nclt' hav( brrn ulltd • .. w•)
ol life' for prh»lt' 'chool' \\hat i"' l.< •,
annual denc:il"
A W t:;. do not hu vc .. dc:lu:ll .1 nd we:
huven't had ol dcltCII luf \tVen year We've
bulunced our budget .1nd worked very hurd
at th:tl We make Jure thut we don't 1pend
more thun we rc a~.:tually .tblc to ~l'ncrutc:
Q-Oo )ou con,ldtr prhate c:duutlon
a major natlon»l rt\ource~
\ I ccnaanly do I thank u's tlltc:cntral
resource, I C'.m't imagme an clle"l' .. e society
without eflccttH pnvate education .
Q-What do pn..,att colle~t\ ofrtr thll
public ln~tltutlon' cun't?
\ I wouldn't put ll quite that way.
Pubhc college' 01n olfcr u great d~l. but
the) don't have the same nexabalit) ' In terms
of the manngemc:nt ol thc1r nne:~& thot the
pnvatc: tnstuution~ huve. 1 hat mal""' them
~lower IO 10111atc neW progrums . rhcy mUll
be rc:'lpon~tve to t.txp.tyc:r pre '>Urc and the
pubht ne"-d bel ore they do quuhty thangs or
cxpc:riment.tl th1 nJ!'
Q-Do )'OU thin" a bo~trd ur tru,trt') I\
lr"~' like I) to ucrt pre\\Urt than 111 '-P•)'cr4i,
or thrlr reprt"'cntallvn~
\ Yu I do l ru~lc:c1 urc: \cry rurely
tncludcd 10 the basic {'rogram Ol un tn•tltU•
tton ) ou'll lind. rtll o .. cr the country, thnt
pholru • c success
lrustecs ve 10 the rree
forum und the hber.tl nrt~ . It "ould be a
contr.Jdtction tn terms for them to try und
m.mipulate the c:urnculum .
We get Jt '" the form ol corporate and
foundation gtlts and 1n terms of trustee
:!oUOOOrt .
"When wt• need a projt•ct, we go
out amljind ilu:jiuull, and huilcl . ..
1/.
Q-C'an you think of 'lptcific' in~tance\
~hen thi' 'chuol ha' gone ahrad with
~omrthtn~ that \\Ouldn't ha\t' bun pov•ible
had fund' been comin& from lht public,
rather than uu.,ttt\ ~
A -It'~ difhcult to answer. I don't l; no"
the )tate S)11tcm that ~ell ... But our ove~eas
~tudy program como as clo e '" nnythmg I
can llunk of. It WU!I a maJor \icnture \\llh
some ~pccul:tll\e aspects lu u, both 10
program :md co~t .
\\ c: lolartc:d that long bel ore the tate
'""titution~ did. ln n en e. th.at' the great
\ialue ol prhate l~lltuttons : lbc:)'rc able to
"hll\\ the Wa\·.
(he pri\·ate IO~IltUtlon UIS\'J ha!l a much
more freely mo\1ng p.IQ: lor constructton
than the st.uc: uni\'c:r it). When \\C: need a proJect, "c: go out and find the funds. ana
butld tt We don't have rowan unul the rate
lcgashuurc deCld~ to rut '' on the calcnd r
Q-Doo a tuition uf more than a.noo
ptr ltrm rt'ltrict 1 C enrullmtn l In "'the rich
and the ub\idind poor-in Jour cy~~
,\ r hat' a du:he. but there ha been
!lome truth to it. We -..ent through n pcnod
about s1 ~ean a~o \\hen 11 wa<s :sbundantly
true. llt:.t's I~ true toda) tluan 11 was then.
I he college h36 put1Ul1mmense number
ol dollar~ mto hnan~ud lll511UinQ:. and :uu
made: mtddlc-c:lan laauhcs more cli~blc tor
par11c1 pauon tn 11.
An)' :!otudcnt "ho can demonstrate
lcgmmate ftnana;l1 need as. lOdD). as hlc:l)
to get that need met at u pO\ute college: as
nn} public trutitution Sull,thc need figure is
hound to be ub.;ta.ntiall) greater at n pn\'Bte
college.
Q-H•" I C ftnanaal aid bt<ome
alailabh: to ludc:nt from higher in('omt
Cam iii~ our the pa\t ix ) n~!
,\ -) cs, that' uue. The figure hols come
up from S .000 :six )ca~ ago. to SIS,OOO
toda\ lor the 111come nc~n for finnnoal - .
111d c:on tdcmtion But \\e stud~ e.ac:h ca c: on •
at O\\n mcnl
"H t.''ve a/urals received W'K ex-•
emption~ and public ,,helter ...
Q-Hu~ do ~u .. f:-c:l ~bout publi~ 11id
for prhatc inslilutiuns?
\ I don't behc\c there lS uc:h n thmg
a~ , lotull) pn~iltc 10 utuuon I corum.lc:r LC
a public tru't uutuuuon . Wc:\c lwuy1
rccc1vtd tu e."empt.Jon' and pubhc: hc:hc:r I
thm\: II') uppropnate that the COllege rec::c:l\ e
:~>ome pubhc nSSJ,tnnc:c for "hAl \\c're doing
an the pubhc mterest.
\\ c baH~ 3.072 tudentl here, nd
rough I~ 1.000 of them are Oregon tudcnt~
So. •f 11 \\ c:ren't for thts ~hool. the Ulle
"ouhl 1pc:nd on addattonnl S2,SOO per
Ott'gun Mudent per )~I . Just multtph• atuu
out and \OU 5ee "hat we dn lor the tutc:. It • "ould Cl»t lhe :l;tatc: ~omething hL:e S4 • .S
mtlhon C:\cr~ year 1f \\e \\crc:n't here
I here arc other rea)on' too. \\ c offer
plumiL'm m c:duallton b} the ktnd ol kar·
mng expc:rtcnce we olfc:r. nun's good for
~oc:•c:ty. We tngg.:r " d11lcrc:nt kmd ~Jf
~octcllll conmbution through our grndu11to •
Q-Doe. publk 'helttr ltad to a threat
of manipulation b) public inttrtst!.'!
,\ !nat's u 'alid quesuon. We all have
that tear m the bad: ol our mmd!>. I ~now
thnt af thr. st:tte wert' h'l "athdra" all Its
uppon no" tt. "ould ha\c: ubsolutcl)
de\'al>tahng eil«ts on tht. cullege.
But there ha-s been no 51gn of an~ one
u mg public ( unds to try and CC.Introl "hat
the cullcge docs. and wc''e ne\'C:f been
thn:.atcned Wtth the lu~ of publu; funds. ree
\larttartl '\t~ton
'tafT "rilcr
l C\ l rcc l.ni\CNI\ progt.tm
w1ll be pmt,e<f 1n I'C'("ommc:ndntton~
to thC' Curriculum Committee .11 lhe
end ol '' tnter trrm.
f ~ ll ~tudent cootdtnator
JOAn ~hlum :.atd .ome c1a "~ "ere
1n uch demand tlult the} ho"~
ob' ",u, g:ar' m LC curnculum
·1ne ballet cla~' "ll" suppt.,~ed to ~
hm1tcd to ~0. but 60 people ,jgncl.l
up If a cia .. 1s th:u popular ·md the
~hool IDe\.;) 11 an Its cum" ulum. 11
'hould be :added."
~' , m and • hrmsn ruor-
dtnat 11 "' lit\ '\,mon ''ill mu"-:e
ra:om '1\ n,buon 1 the Cum~ulum
Commutee . based on then e~­
penen~ "uh free lJm\'er'tt}
da ~C') m \\lne lll.,ting. tounng Eu­
ro~ on a ~hoe)tnng, the hazard' ot
being nwlc: 'and other~
Tha )ear' r~ ll olle•t'd 54
c:l3,-e.s Mich:tcl Ford, D1rc:ctor ol
c;;, udc:nt A cit\ 1ties and ad' i'or lor
the Free ll .. a ad. •\\'c: v. ere
o\et" helmed b} the enthuMu~m .
The phonQ rnng all reg~strauon da)
~tth pt-ople !>i,:nmg up lor cla~~e .
and 1here were aboul 100 people
V.luttn~ ouLSuie when v.c: opened the
doo~ for reiJl.•Manon "
There are about 930 !'IUdenls
enrolled an I rec U cla~es. bul Ford
u1d thli hgurc: 1s misleading becau e
10me students sagned up for muluplc
cla~)CS In addillon. 143 alumDJ, JS
recuh' and )taff mc:mbtr' and 60
spou~ are regmered The: remam·
1ng pan1cipanh' rclattOn> to the
college are un .. nov.n • • vers1
t urd uuributes the ~ucce'' of
the rrogrniD Ill or~unlltd
marketing . He ,a1d the mnjorll\ ot
lund' went tnh' puhhctllaon~o I he
pubhctt\ rcO('('IS the proh:,,aonuhl\·
of lhc rro~r.tm," he ... ud "om! \\'t
\HHk~·d 'en h•ud on our re~t:o.trullon
matcrml'
.. 1 rhin~ .another lhtng m.1k1ng
the I~ llm\cNI\' $UI:ll! ~luJa, the •
tnct th..at • rcrson l.loc n't h.,,e to
c(tmmll hun,cll to ~c:,cn '~ccJ., ol
cl:t .. cs orne ul the c:ll1) c .. nrc onr­
'hot ~CDllllRU deahng \\llh
,umclhmg ~JX-,;:dic
l'r~t l \\ lnt ror I un" cia\.~ ers o
'I he ( rec \ nl\crsll\ "u brtail:,
n n1cc mu:rlude lor "' udt'nts, u 11me
out hom cllt~se,," I ord 'aad
1 hen:\,, dil ferc:nt m1' tll pcopk an
the dn,,c:,, loo, a lot (lf older pe~lplt.
\\ht~:h ~~ tntcrc,ttnp lor ~tudc:nt' •
For the pa't three H '"'· 1 he
r~ ll hu' been ~rorbotcd corn·
pletcl) l'l\ 'Oh\, I hi\ \ C•ll II j,
being co llpon,orcd h) the \lumm
\'>l.o~I<Uion, .1nd Ford pl.tn-. to ,,,._
\!>ll IM fUflhcr lundan~ .
I here \\B~n 'l much dnua tlh•ut
l.hl \Car\ l·rcc tJna,cr>tl\ ," atd • hnd, \\ h,, JOined the l C 'tall In \UgU't lie eoiiiiiCtcd people WhO
t..1.u~l11 111 111"11 )'cur\ 1 rce L nnd
pcupk '' ho were recommended to
nim, but de' eloped ht~o own technt
que lor ~ctting tht progrum
togcthtr I ord .11!io went to Den Ill'
Hopv. ood 1.1f the: t:ar~cr fllannmg
IOd Pluccmcnt (entt'r unu the: Smull
UU\IOC~~ \dmanl\tl..tllOil lor help 10
ltndiniJ an\ltuctor~ •• 1nd g<uhc:rcd tn
1cr~~.ted pc~lplc through ad\trll'>lnK .
.. An\ one: tmcrl!.,ted in reaching
a d11's \\!1, \\dcomc,'' ~rd 'a1d. llc
'a•d thcrt. "·'' no '"r~nang pn~c"·
LJnd that .myonc rnrcrc,tcd 10
lc.Jchmg u cht') ''''' ghen help \\llh
hi, ('UUr\C propO\lll.
I here .1re almo~t 200 I rce Un·
hc:r,altc~ throughout the countr),
hut Fur\1 ... ud thl" one t\ unaquc
bcCIIU\C II Ill\ oh C' both\( UdC'nl\ ol mJ
•• tumni ''1 he I tt'c lJ 111\Cr~aty 1'!.
t.ngcrc:d llrst at 'ludent' .tnd ... ccond
ut .llumni," l·ord ,;ud
"It\ guud to get the. alumm
lll\uhcd they fccllit..c the \thoolt~
oflcnng them 'omethtng, and the:)
aprrc~J.th: it,'' Mtlum ..aad
~tal.•m '"'d 1 here. wa~ hu lc:
chun~.:c thai the free L would
operate ) car round ' pca~tng lor
no\\, il'll probably JU\1 go ''Inter
term," 'he \atd "\\mtcr i~ a drag lor
people Lr., .a good ume to olfer 1hc
Frtt L mvcf'\lt) \\c wouldn 1 get a<.
much anh:r\;st an the spnng because
peopk nrc: out plnymg wath f"'bcc:'
und loll danctng on the lnv.n ,"~he
~ud.
'lk~tdes," Ford sa1d .. hmncd
s18ll nnd resource "ould make at
daffaeult to run an ongo1ng
protzrum •
ar re ects on averse
JuJia Duln
taJT \\ rll er
The chan~ to e.11:plore eJlotic
land,, diUerent Ll.oguage• and
remote paru olthe v. orld. About 130
ttudenu lea\e campu) evc:f) )ear 10
pan•op.ste in progra~ organized
mainl)' by one man, Clitrord Hamar.
Hamar him~lf relics mainl) on
h1s pc:rional cont.11CU from the hut IS
year1 10 arrange homeslli) in Juch
dt\erst palca as the rlji lsland~.
Tunu•a and Ghana. Hu lnend,llip
wnh the :tmbauador to Eth1op•a led
to an l.C program in that countr).
IJle man~ other colleges. LC
1.lso offer• tnr.\ to Western Europe.
HomniB~'!o there arc becoming m·
crenlitngly dlllacult 10 ob~<un , es­
peaalJ) m France
'"h'• hard to lind u French at)
that ha~n't lllre3d) been $3tunued
-.ath mmcan itudents," HallUlr
Did ... Mnn~· other collegcucnd thcu
itudenu there and those colleges
offer fnmah~ lot uf mone)
"I C an contrast, wanb to D\o1d
the: kmd of frunal) v.hu:h i~ 'an the
bU1lncs~· of ho)tlllg foreign students
and do~ 11 for the monc} \\ c v.aU
offer them v.h111 il co li to keep
•tudentthere and o lmle more a.o thnt
~e·u ·eta fam1ly v.ho wants to take
on a •tudent lor rca~ru apan I rom
carnmg mony Such famtlaes ore
twrdu to come b.)."
I 'he J )JfCCIOr of 0\ ersc:a~;
Progrumi ndded that tal1nc on a
iludenr • a p$~Cholog,sc:al ri•~ lor
lore•gncrl!, \\hn r.omcumu tcnr th.u
once Amcncaras !i« ho" they hve,
lhetr mmge wtll be rumcd 1 htfl
bappcncd -.nh the l:gypt cnp
ramalte~ an CJO\\dcd Cturo v.erc not
open to ahe horn~l:t) 1dea
Cvmmuntat count n~ otTer 11
daflercnt •:and of problem. Bel ore nn
l.C group ~O)'flged to Romama, the
JO\-ctnment demanded ctn.h for
hornestn)'S m ad\1ln~. A two-\\cek homc\1.,) hud been ugrttd upon but
the R umuruan~ dad not come
1hrough v.ith the nece~sar} famth~
In the>c: Qhes, !here 1, hule the
college can do.
Dopile burc:aucrauc has~les,
the Q,er eas Of11cc In~ to create
programs 10 pans of the world not
c:mph.a:~.ized by othc:r college),
S1uden11 ,uggesl 1nr on u sign-up
;heel OUI5tde the olfict (about '1S
percent oslo: for Western Europe) and
facuh) membcn ugge 1 trips
:hcmtoehc:s .
\\'hen I hunur ha 1 hsr nl cuun­
tuc::~, grourledden; and loretgn con­
tacts, he upprouch~ the Pwnmng
Commtttcc "11h hn rC'Cornmen­
dauom;. lk!ildC:S con5tderang the
cost ol n tnphel.cer,thec(luntn's • pohucal atuurtun tn rnmd A coun-
tr~ ~uch tlli Argenttn.t would be 1dcal
lor an I C program were 11 not lor 1he
po~ah1ht)' ol ~tudenta. gcuang ktd·
napped or a.hot
lltl' often d1lhcu1t to find fLJCUI·
t) \\tllmc tu lead ccttam tnr•. I h11>
)ear's Korea trap '"II be headed by
Zahcr \\'uhnb, v. ho took n group tu
"wcdcn two )ears ago, bccau c no
other prof~">r \\ ould go there
prOie3sors ure graded ll)' thc1r
•tudent~ filter 11 \O~age. 1\n un­
succea.ttlul progrnm and bnd
e\UIUIIIOOS COUld ruan 8 prot~~or'r;
chnnces for tenure.
lhtmM would hlc to urr •nsc:
tnp!> 10 lru.lone"fl or M1cronC$tu,
Kcn)u and fnnw.m11a, Poll:utd (Ill&\\
"chool prof hns ullc1ed to le.td 11)
and hnland for 1978·79 I he lllt1e1
would tJcpc:nd on l)cttang ,, llflt\:tlll
reductiOn II\ CU~t\ rrom lite l;U\C£0•
mcnl gl 1-lnland tncc Scandanavtll
I !I lhc mOll ex pen 1\ C J1l8ct 10 I he
'\\orld to h;uc n prugram
In Apnl, ffumnr wall lc:;n~ lr r
1\\o monlhli to \1 11 all ~11. u.p
loatt1onr. nnd finuhu tui\el ~nd
homeuay nrrangemcnlti. lie •rc:al:r.
bench, SpOnt!ih and (,crrnun and u~c: Interpreter.. an othtr coun ln~
Hamar \\ll!> chnarmnn ol the
Theater An!\ depurment 15 year'\ ago
v. hen he '"as offered ,\ po~tlton
ove~tng LC\ lore1gn !)tudy
program\ Bemg ne\\ on the JOb. he
relted heavtl) on I he\ ermont·bused
"E:<penment in lntcrnationul II\·
mg" programs to provide (um•hc'
tor hom~la}' · He now has connec­
tions with women\ club,, Inter­
national lion~· Clubs and per~onul
triends worldwtde who lind home'
I or at udenh
He mu"t retire .u 65, two yellr~
rrom no" The 'tJrch will soon
beg~n for a replacemnt u penon holdang a doctorate tn•:.omeun~ hke
antc:rnnuonal nOair-. sensatave to
daflcrc:nt tr,JditiOilll ne,able With ex­
pc:rtencc nnd contact!) abroad He or
she mus1 also be ~old on the 1dc:a of
\IUd}'lng abroad
"Contrary to popular
m1~concepuon " Hamar suad "L(
ma~e' no proht on 11' over,ea'
pro8tum' .. \ general fund tak~ any
mont\ left lrom a tnp and provide\
lor c:mcrgcncae~
One ~uch "emergcncv" occurred
dunng tht\ yc:u\' Egypt tnp when lh
leader, Dale O'Bannon, got
hepalllU\ whtle ha~ \\lfe wa~ 111 the
1 ht (hllll(t tu nplnrr rxuth• land"' 1111d rrnwl.-purl\ of lhr "'orld. ' I ord :. ud there s ,, crude b.,
cllccuvt evulunt1on sy .. tern butlt ,
to the: 1-rce lJn1verstl)' "If thc:cou
•• good. people: w1ll ~.tny an at:
sn1d "llat':. not, thcv'll drop out ·
\Old ht Will be antcre\ttd to ~ec: ho,
mnrn ol the 930 1tudent~ wall fan
the ..:our--t' they \lgned up for
I he I rcc l navenll) '" With
cxc~pllon ol mutcrinb fee: .. tor 11
du'"'· lrcc: '\\hen sornethi
c~ .1h1ng thnl '' free nnd ol
quuht\', people :1rc lntcre,tcd,"
,,ud. "Ami .Ill) lime vou get pcof>C
lcarnmg, not lor crt'dtl hut JUSt
the ~.1~c of lcarntng, thut\ n
Llulh Ford nnd Milum''~
ahc \:(lOpcmllun and ... upport t
rccci\cd lrnm I C lor the prollrJ,
"We dun't led hkc .111 .tdjunct,.,~o~~:
)c;hool," l•ord 'ald. "bu1 t .tthtt
tnteiZrnl part ol al
Mtlam ''ud I here ill c "\1111 a
nl ht.uluch~·, 111\0IH·d , ltkc ll-"""
projtctor' back and fonh, wu~lut
lht giUS\C\ OUI for the: Wlllt·l
da" bccnu'c \ \(,A wouldn'l dott
J>nul \\ raght, l.l 1 hcolo&m:
ln·Rt\ldenct teac.he' J Free U
called 1 he: Rtddlt ol Lite."
ciao;~ mule' UJ1 the •lt(Cndn 3\ II
und hu' dealt with top1c' hke
birth truumu the:. 'trugglc of ttl
indi\iduul in the unh er:.e, and ·~~
care,!"
1\~ Juck \enable~. a
wholc~oler. bc:.g.an a '1:"1on ol t.
"\\'ant lor l un" do:.\, ~tudecu
"lpped gnnncd and rcluxed lhr­
were havmg too muth lun to talk toa
LOlJ reporter
ho:.puul followang a bulo accldtnl
Mone'· for the trun~a tlnnuc phor~
cal" and hospllul ball\ c.1mc: I rom the
general fund If o trtp Ja1l~ 10 auru
enough \tUdcnt\ (the mo~t rcccr·
Japan tnp had ntnc people), that ·
abo a linanc•nl IO'>'>.
1 ht lee:~. paad b) purt'~'P"'"Ii.J
"udentl> pnruully cover the: salona
or llamur and ht\ !llall, and hm
prorc,sor'\ to replace group h:.lden
"lltnp Icc'> had to pay for all or th1•
the co~l per ~tuden t would go
~ 1000," stud H.amur ln~olt:ad, 11
overall college: budget pay:. th<
d1flcre;ncc l Jnd!>~l\PC
~untnln peak
~ ol u clich1
ttr·ml: "inc: d
rca,un nrtl
MOJry Dn
nc" !troup< ' \foUOiilln \CCII
the I ount .tl
10
ThoUtth 0
l':!mc nrc not Ul
\UCC(
ucalc 11 r:
1\nu1 her J'l
rtcrcat~
Ul ~UI
and hght
ts produce
throughot
One ol her
not with rr
WJCI\\ ~. The ~
The e'\hlbtl
It be,
but 1:.
Aho at thl
~gh onl) thr
a ~how t
bi~:h d t\C:
nd, 011
Hb pa1
to reco
l\)pi,US., fhc ~
lndc:n w1th
ihtn a me~h"
rure\ are dtSI
c:n:.la\ em
Batk:.trund
e'\eCUted
.untuntes 1 hi
:tnd thet
Partteulnrl )
enlttled -u
, green-ttl
the eama~ i
of u q
itlple~s pn .. one
The fount•
h, 1\ JUSI Up'>f
lle, a block '(
ab .arc: ah'
1!. I ri .rude b­
n butlt .
he COUJl
tn It: ..
) OUl • H!
) \et h~.
will fin •
1 tor
ct ~;
Jl JU\1'
"still a I
kc 8CIII
n l doll
eologw:
c L cl ..
tlc: ...
h II ~uu. ·
hlc
• a ~•::
•n of b
l)tuden
:d. Th~
'talk 1o•
.CCidcl11
c phor.<
rrom lb:
\ rccc:r•
. that o
ICtpallq
~ala no
nd hm
leaden
I of thb
1 go ur
cad.
lly~ '-Iandy Andtlman
!,taff Wrltrr
L.1n1hcnpe \CCne'
r.l3un1otn peak~ huve
·h ol a chche u' the
the wtne-dllrk 'len, of rusged
become o"'
un setttng
but for '
rc 1\0il nrtt!lt\ c.on11nuc: to putnt
. Mur)' Dnvts ., one ~uc.h ar\ltt.
nc\\ group or patnlln~. entitled,
nt.llll .Sette>" wtll be on exhibit
the h>untatn Ciullc:ry throutth
lb 10
Though Dt.l\1\' approach and
arc not unique, her sen'litivit)
Her 1\ork i!i cn .. u.tl rather tlt.~n
'"'U~tual. n rc:lu \ing change from
,,f lm.IU) 's art. Her sene ol
'uccecd tn captunng
'"'"' in .1 \Mitt\' ul .ttlltudes.
"Mountain ~c;ne It 1.. ts
~-omml\ccn1 of u Jnpant\C wuter­
lor. c\ccpt that It~ deep brown
:nt crc.ltt u nchc:r 'tn'lnllon
,\nnthcr p111nttn~ 111 the: 'crte!l
rccrcutcs the wonder of
rtnlllo\\ at 'lunset Iter blend10g of
)lor ,tnd light 11 rc cflectl\ c I he
1"1 pruducc. un aura which dtf
thruu~thout the room
One or her p.untangs ·~ \;Oilcern­
nol \\ tth mounuun,, but wtth
Ulllli\\' 1 he e\:oencc. ol tht'l pain­
>eem"> to be '~ctrul c.tlmnt:\'1~
~mc:n ~1u\, )et \OmthO\\ comfor-
The C::\htbtt provtdc!'l a pleu'><lnt
:ldltJdc. It bca" no monument.tl
:Q).III~c. but 1:. wonhwhtle
Abo at the I ountatn (•ullcry
'.DUllh only through lust 1 hu~day
u ~ 'ho~ b) Juy 8<1ckMrand,
ach dcscnc' mcntton
~tr.tnd, an Oregon artu>t, ts
Ht' pntntangs and drnwm~
to recount the myth ol'
phu~ I he powerful mule figure~
Ioden \Vtth rock'>, und encased
dhm a meshwork ol net~ f'hcsc
arc dt:Hurbtng: u Vl'itOn or
c:n,lnvemc: nt to technocra cy
Back\trand's druwmg~ arc "ub-
t'\ecutcd Uelicatt ~hudtng
the \lrcngth or the
rmr .. , .tnd their ct rcumstuncc'
Parttculnrl) powcrfult!i a patnt·
1 tntltlcd ~ucads or 1 aah ~ The
I, green-tinged tor)o invened
the c-.1nvu .. h hnunung lt t!> the
of ,1 man, dl\colored , a
l:iPIC•:~o' pn,oner ol 'net:-.
The fountatn t•nllery I 1.5 S W
'" JU!~t upstatr" I rom the Jewel
a bloc!.. 'outh of Burn!otde It,
IUJmrh .ue ulw.ty' wonh\\htlt and
'"""'~~on '" Ire~: \.tar~ Da' I~
ART (ALE OAR
Atttc Galler,. 247M S \\ herwood Dr The nude figure an paintings,
pnnb, drawtnS\ and sculpture, through Feb. 17.
Blue k) C.allery, 2J 15 N \\ l ovcJoy. Photographs by Abigail
Perlmutter through Feb 24
Contemporar) Craft\ Galler), '\934 S W Corbett Cit Furntture b)
Sam Maloof and construcuons b) Evelyn Sheehan through feb 27
Fountain Caller), ItS S W 4th .. Mounuun Serte!>" by Mun Dnv~
end' today
MarylhuNI Educational Center, Mayer Gallery Photography by
Wayne Aldrtdge ond Robtn vcrkc Pouery b\ CharJe, Hunnesnn
through Feb 17
MI. Hood Community Collrate, Art Mall Caller). Statewide in­
vitational ceramtc~ and e1th1bttton through tomorrow
Portland Art M~tun, S W Jcllenon and Park. WTre.l'iUres of
1 ondon,~ a :oho\\ covenng five centunes of Brttt'lh iher through Feb.
27
Portland Center for the \ i'lual \rl\, I I 7 W Sth Pamttnjp by
Robert "vtangold through Morc.h 5
Porlland tote l nivtr it). \\ hlte Gallen•, ~math \tcmortal Center.
L uhogrnph' and dm\\ mg.. .. b\ John Rot.k
Rrtd ('ollejte, f'atult) Office Buildina: (,alltr). Recent painttng> by
Rtchard \nU\t ... leWtCL throu~h reb 20
School of the rl\ and (raft\ ~ocitl), 616 'I W. 18th A"e. Kineltc
Wood c.ulpture b~ Jtm Fm~ Creative spiritu
Bill ·tok~
~tafT Writer • ty
There hove ah-.lly~ been two styles (or black Jill1. muaicuans . fhe
rinu mtght be culled commercuJI mu1ic. h u tuxeptablc and prolitable
on the ~httc nwrkct. l'herc· also Mchurch mu51c," "hu:h is uncom­
promt ang. and largel) unknown, becau5e 11 ts unpromoted . But the
latter ts largely retponstble tor the chanu;ter of the on.
The reason the latter I\ J&ll ia that 11 more accurately renee& the
h1 tonc-.tl rcahty ot aptntunl, crcattvc eflons o..,eroomtng wretched
ph)sacal ctrcumatanoes . Once oommerctal fame arnves. hie ts more
prt'Cltnou§ and prone to per5on1d tragedy.
C'harlie MYardbird" Park~r v.-.s the lirst to rudacaluc the
emotional. structurnl and melodic uspcct5 oi a mustcal tdca. The
p.Htcrn of the 20' and .30's hud been one ol \\htte S\\ln8 mus•cinns
playing 10 the States and the money. \\htle black ong~nutors took
Greyhound or moved to Europe, where they were upprCClatcd.
One would thtnk u mtld revolution would have been sufficte:nt,
but the Btrd \\.t. nnythmg but mild. He had outJammctl masters hke
l eslu \ oung und r:Jcn Webster at un carl~ age.
By the t1me PMI.:cr um\'ed 10 New York, has jamming 'bop' .tl)'le
had sent u shod: throughout sociccy. There w~ un unmeduuc d.tnacr
that the Btrd's music was setting too popular. chat his mcdta-crca•cd
im.tge ol .1 decadent drug user would ad\eNely innucncc the )"'uns.
His ~olotng technique and mnovauons were tighr. wuh harmonic
ctrclc and rhythm us opposed to the hnear solotng of Cof~man
Hawkin\ und Jimmie 1 uncdord whom many white musacian had
... yl\temited and protited (rom. Very little of lhc Bird's gcntus v.'I.S
ptr.ated in this wa).
Good bop
It \\ll hard to pia) good 'bop', and playing tt )ucccs-runy required
\Chooled mu•icul skills and not merely the •feel for it."
He was con~tantly dogged by pcnonal tragedy and public
rcac:taon to hli ruaul attitUde$ For he \lr'3S stepping ·way out ot l.tne ..
when mal..:ins clear to audiences that th~) were getung MPri"ileacs·, not
h•m
.. fhe Bard hve\" "I) cry that taned almost before he wa• buned
becau e ht. mullcaltnftuencc had become: so strong everywhere Cool
JUU mU!IU:tlln\ hl..c Mile!~ oa~i\ toned down and or,hcnra ted Lhc
Bard', mustaal spirit More people were bcanng the tncredible phra.sina
and lyncnm thllt wore a more rockous suit in Bird' own 'bop '
The whtte rockcr':l of the SO's lcpt the Btrd ali 'lie, but thetr revtval
wa) ~~cnttall)' a pencr ton of Parker' brcakthrou&}u in non-musica l
embellishment ()nom, chirps, hesitation, moans. creams. squeals
o1nd cnc:s.) The sumc ':lOr\ ol embellhhments are an integral pan of roclt
and funk todll). It' tmpo:. ible to sa) Charlie Parker is the Jouur: of
our youth mu!tcolthc 50', through 70' , but he enabled nany things to
begin
l rnnon rrmark'
John lennon him~U has remarked on huv. hl' group was
)Uddenly lamous when they cho c the basic negro \ptntual as their
root, and lollo\\cd Parler' t:\ample of playing 11 modem.
To get bad.: to the i uc of commeretali. m in JllU todll).
comphunts can be rut-;ed that 11 1 not pluycd tn the free tradinon ol the
Btrd but IS wpht) ing up" to current)} popular lomb, \\ hich are
probabl) ab,uaction'l I rom Charlie Parll.:er on.31nal an) wa~ .
\n other chou.;c lor jau mustcians b to mdtcalizc thetr gcntUY. b)
tudvtnp •• wwriucn" mndcl whtch olfcl} the (l0'l)ibihty of modern
mu •c bctng uncompromt\tng few hu'e done thi so \\CU ll Jllhn
CoUrant dtd with ht-. tnno\ali\'C chordal line:u concept~ uphfhng a
tl>mpn\tllon intu 11 pmtu11l e. pcncncc .md a ''hole wa) of up­
pru;tchmg mu~uc ur. hfc Uu tnt1uencc: ~~ prc)ent in both .serious and
ekctnc J•ll'l pl.t)e~ til the way 10 l:nrth. Wtnd and Fuc. The posttm~
thing about JRU commcrcudt\m IS that man) heretofore nus­
understood <H •snon:d hind: nrus~ can no" gel lhe ~ompcnsauon
the) '\c been due allalung Htrd \\ould probnbl) lorgive them.
fhere &s n lurgtl) anon~mou group ol black Jll7.2 mu ttusn •
bcstde the Btrd, "ho e uncompromt mg mustc:utMbtp hn penodtcal·
ly 'uahzC'\i the n te ol the an.
lho~e intcn: ted tn \\here \\C: n:niJ~ arc, or hould be. m JaU.
hould ch~"Ck tha-. .. church mu:uc" out·
•bic Uult,h): He used nlltht' space the Btrd created m tu:~ny­
dn,ing ulo technaque. lle died an IQ63, Good album!\ IJ\te ln
Copcnhagt•n Tit~ lku uf ..
•Mtlr'> Oa' i,• fhe 1'0" t:5't>flll perhdJh the dearest tone nd mo t
bc,,uurutl) nct~m . llc el a htgh example llluns\\er'\ ins crentt\ tt) that
00\\ tu On lmUnc;t.tl pn: ure, \CI h.t'i 11\eO ham the film(' he l.l~ef'\\.'S
lk :o.Utrtcd fll.t)tng \\tth the 8tnl buc\..: tn the ·.w·s lbum 1\md Qj
Rim!, J,,, -A JolmHm Ll\ <' 111 fu/.. fV.
• \\ ayn .. Shorh·r: He helped lormulnte the:-acousuc .-oun~mg
eh:Cirumcs nl We.tther Rcpon ond tn~;orpornt~ n untque ornbmau,)n
'"I beat). I unlc, nnJ 'ilcncc m hts t>oprnno sn plnyms lbumK all
We.ather Report' and \atn't" [)on«r.
•l t'C! Murgan: ~ hnrd tlmang ''I c. ontc\\ he.rc betwttn 'hdhrd's
and the \\~I co. )t uund ol the rusaders I htghl) recommend the
album Livt> at thl' I.J •htlwUJi' .
lt t\ trul) u ~ham thnt J:Ul.. the tellllr oontnhuttoh to and of
Amc:racan culture:. llhould be Jell to the rc:cordmg ~.:onglomemtc:5 nod
not gl\cn a lurm ol support more lltttng tor the prcscn'iltaon ~and
J'tU~;I l~ 01 )U~o:h ddt lt' un. • -Proposed renovations \\~U': VII the l'httt-Uo\~llrt.l li•t.
~~~\\llrt n:: tllc:nt propl~'C:d the:
ccnttml kuchcn be enlurg~il . Heller
~atdtcn tnc1llliel> "c:rc Bl"' !i.USl:C:Stctl
lm I,Ltll-llmwrd. Speed reading class on
l'crn Ohon • ''•rf \\ rttt·r
C'o-ed fl~'lon, mo~ :~otngles, .1nd
con~rtm~ quad~ 10 duuble \\C'rC'
among the u~~,h~"lns made: at 11
rr«nt mtc:rJtlffn Ctlunc1l mecung
\~m Hall ~~ con~•Jcnns gomg ro-c:d
nc\1 ~-car, ~td rcpresc:nrau"c: Inn:
I on
Fomt Hall ttpment:tll\e 1 um
8 r~uand Haru.Jcld HnU n:pre~cn­
tAtJ\c l)a,>c John mc:nnontd ... rudent
mtcrnt tn ro-cd floor.. John sa•d he
thOUJ;hl co-ed 0001"') ~OuJd QUICllhC'
dorms ond encourage more ron·
~•dc:rarc: bcha\lor, con •dcnns the
generull~ htgl\er n01~c: k\"elln men'5
floo~
Odc:ll Hall n:pre,cnt:unc: l.1sa
Moller added thai the current
M:p.unrion ol sc~e ln man) dorm,,
~pcc:tfacall) Odell. A~in . :md moM ol
tzore:.t crt:ttQ an .. unnaiUrnl at­
mo~rhcrc ."
Ocmse l"homr,un , rc:~tdcnct"
hlllb dtrc:caor, satd the current co·
cd noM C.7.penmcnl tn hOI) fO\\CJ•
~tc"an Hall "ould h-.,c to be
c:lrdull) e • mtncd u~ n pttrcqlll lle
lO C~Ung DddtUonal ciH'd noor~ .
f here "ih alS<l gcnernl uppilrl lor changmg 4unih mtu douhle~ nnd
Jt,ublc:~ mrn.tn)•le, , Kc:rrc,c:nt~IIH:'
tr,lm I ore: 1 .md (\lpc:l.llld. thr
1iOiflll\ \\tlh QIHilh, \;tUlliH·t~ \\US ol
gcnC'ml th• 1rc h> ellmmutc thC'm.
f\,pclnnd llltll rcpr~cnlilll\c 1\en
Srud\ c~ltm:ncd thut rough!) 20
pcnx-nt \\i1ntcd 10 ll.;ccr the quad~
rluu-1 hmnrd tlnll ttprc,c:n·
tall\e Kc,Jn l'cndcrgn't ~:ud !'.UnlC of
the dnublo \\ere more uuc:d to be
mglb and that i'Ome ol the stnglc>
\H:rc cxtrcmel) m!Jll Mollc:r noted
the rol'm~ 10 AJ.;m wc:rc:c~tr:l\,agcnt·
I) !urge
Fumttutt "3\ :mother C(lmmon
concern. Br.td}. Bnrrc:tt nnd Moller
sJud the) had heard complrunt~
nbout the: prc:~wd•\\ ood dc~l.:·chaJ~ .
1 he) .uggi:l'ted !lllltcr. more Ctlmlor­
t:illlc chuu~ an~tc..ad . Barrell men­
tioned mo,,ablc turnaturC' .
l'cndcrg.t~t sn1d there: \Ht\ mtcr~t in
mo,abk rather thnn lt'i.cd de'~ .
Propo,c:\.1 ~tntc tural change' tn·
eluded ound-prooltng, more
telcphom:s. h1gger l>llchcn'. and
suun.t6. :o;ound-prooltng \\Tt~
uggc:,tc:d h>r l'latt-lhn\ard ,
CuJ'(.'l.tnJ und 1H1n. Mure c' ten·
lilon wuc: )Ugg~tcd lor Odell. Both
mort: p.a~ phone and c:Mcn~•on Brud) su1tl t urchtnd re.,Jdc: nh
requ\·stcd nc\\ <Hen • nd
ret I nt~cr .a 1 o~~
More \\,&shcr.s .tnd d11e1 \\UC:
IC:\.UtnllU"ndc:d ror Cord.wd .tnd
Pl.tU-Ho\\.trd . l'lntt-110\\atd ilnd
~orc~t rcquotc:d tndc:pcmJcntl) con­
I rolled he<&ttn~ .
lnctt.t'cd h~htmg. rcpmntmg.
and carpeting "ere mc:nuonc:d on
mo.:.t ol the h!ll~
Rc:plucing fault) plumllmg, gel·
ling nc:" lounge and mom furniture,
and ne\\ cunmn~ \\Cre on the
"itc"' .trt h 1.
Bulletin boards, :.torm \\indo\\'
and c:lr:ctnt".ll outlet' \\ere sugt:cMed
1or Platt-Ho\\ rd.
A'>tdc lrom ncqumng \cndin~
m.1ehtnc~. 1 he: fore~ I Ia !'It ~uggcstc:d
.:.c:vcr.tl maJor qructur.tl
ft'OO\lltlon~ . I hey .t,kcd to tear
do" n I he purl 1tton be: I ween 1 he two
umh on a noor. crcattng .1 rn.un
lounge tor c:ach huildmg nnd ,, cr.111
'htlp.
The ·\ktn hst mcludcd puttang u
g;micn 111 the: ht\\ n b) the: purldng
lllt. Full·h:ngth mmor ilnd nc\\
c:urt:un' \\ere on both the \l..tn und
Odell hst
~""rom Ralph Bakshi,
rna ter of animation, comes an
epic fantasy in wondrous color. Jullt 'chutt
"111fr \\ rltt!r
\ th1 cc·~~:-!'ton RUJ'IU Rtading
und < nrnprehen:o.mn coune wtll be
t.tughl em rampu'> h:b. 15. 22 .tnd
\1ur. I. It '"lhtrc'i' usc ol pc:npheral
'j,wn .and brc.tking the hab1t ol
rc.tdmg nut luud to vour .. cll.
I he co~ I of 1 he cour. c "11l he
SJtt, much cheaper nnd shorter than
mo~t •nular cour~es . It "til be
taught b) 31-)e.&r-old Judt Cul\cr.
\\ ho has taught the cour .. c ut 'mo1ller
colh::gc' .1nd high 'ehool' arnund the
state.
I he program 'tarted 10 years
ugn "hen Ben J ohn,on, a teacher 1n
lllinoh. noticed the poor r~adang
hab1t ut h" )tudent... I ht R.tpad
Rcudang cour'>e i11 no\\ the mo .. l
wadcly U\Cd c:oursc lor htgh .. chool~
and college' m rhc: nation.
l'he course carrtt~ a I(UOt.lnlce :
it wJII ut lcu:.t double the pur­
ticlpanl'o; • C:tdutg rate alter three:
'C:.,mfl!\, pro\ldcd 1 he lc,,on~ arc
pr.1cttccd hall un hour ,, da) lor 21
d.l) . It hu been Cul\c1 \ c:~pcncncc
t h.u. ''the on I\ one not ~all!il u:d arc • thc one' "ho don't pract•cc .~·
A vision of the world, 10 million years
in the future, where Wizards rule the
earth ... J\nd the powers of magic prevail
over the forces of technology in the
final battle for world supremacy.
-
Zll 1'1 I CbN l"tJf{ \'-F< iX PRf'..SFN'I S
A RAI.JI)H f3AKSHI f'ILM
\Vritten, Produced and l)irected bv RALPH BAKSHI
l\1usic Comp~>sed and Conducted by. ANDREW BELLING
@~~~".!'!'~ ~ Color by l)e Luxe· ...............
' 1977 ''"""'"''!) Cf!FIIUI"( Fa. I he locus ot the couoe 1,
nnl) to rnm e the c) es lrtllltr
bn .1~ three: b.1d hutllllllound 10
1 t ad~·r
I he hrst problem lli "
~11111," or the c:nn t:tnt lltd1ng oj
C\'C: 0\ cr \\hut hU!I .llfcud\ been . -"I he: lt\c:r.1gc rc:aJcr doc thu
percent ul the 11mcnnd it rc:;l ill\•~
h1m down," Cuhcr s.ud.
l o comb.u tht~ :!ihc
"hand pacmg." I he reader UK)
h.tnd to e~tabli'h ,, pattern fur
C:)'es tu lollo\\. "In a cnsc the
pull~ the C)C:s alon1-1 \\tth 11,"
expla1nc:d.
1 he econd h.1b11 is l.:no"
..o\Cr·ln.llion " It j, the slo"'
ol conccntmllng on one: word
11mc "lulc rc.1ding. I he
teuchc rc:adc:rs to read b) Phtt
in,tcud ol b) '' urd._,,\n awurc:n,a:
Pl'nphcr.ll ,.,,ion •~ nccc:s,ary .
"\'(li • .JhiiOg," ,jlc:ntl) OfilUU;
pnuwuru:llll! \\ 111d~ ·'' ynu rrnd
the tlmd .ad\tt:.ive combat
rc.1dcr Whll voc:ahLc " wtll nc:.\lf
uhlc lo rc.uJ fot,tcr th.u1 he cttn
or form thl· \\ord:~o Cuhc:r ~"'u '
counc c..1n nhn hclpthl'<>c pcoft;
I he half hour dati)
tn\ oh c-.; 20 m•nutc~ ol hand
"nh ltght rc.tdms m:ucnal' nl!d
nunutc!'\ ,,f rc.tdang tn phr.a cs
A M rung cm(lh.t I~ IS .also
comprehcn,tOn And ret
"Rc:udmg lnlitcr c.tn :tctuall}
butld c.umprehcm; ton," su1d
"\\'hen )llU rc.ltJ slo\\ 1~. \\Ord
word, the mmd tend\ to get
und h11~. II, ho\\cvcr, you mere
your 'flcc:d .md tHe t.tughl to
nlllfl' tllh>, 1 he mind '' bU'i) .1nd
not get burcd."
Cuhw '"\!i rc.tdmg P•
amon~; .• tudcnl\ •ncludc
•d.t)drt.amltlg .tnd ""' '"'""'
lt.tttng on material
•rc:admg \\ntd by word
•inCibtht} to cltecll\d)
miiiCfhlb
•rc.&dtng .til m.ttcriah at
amc rntc
:\1.ln) of 1 he: c cour cs u~c:
m.tchmc~ lor the C) c. M J he pr"ll2
here '' that the m.1chtnc 1sn't
w uh > uu. ' our hand 1 , and
\\h) \\C tc:ltC'h hltnd p,actng.,
plu~ the cour c ulso tcnchc:~
note: t.lktng and MUd) ltll~ .
I he sc:~smns .arc: :)ponsortd
the ~tudent Dc,clopmcnt
Prc:-rcl41Str:ll ton shnuld he
chrough lite ~ccrctM), th1rd 11
Odl'll M .mor
New security
I aurit" 1 odd
StaU Writt·r
Since I.L lmcd a
ntl!hlllmc c.:curit) gunrd,
crime nn C'<lmpu "do\\ n 95 per·cc
:ud !:iecufllv D1rector Did.: ... r" •
£he ne\\ gUUfO, ( )lcl
\\Orl). f'uc:sdu) through ,...:tltliiC
mgh t~ from 9 p.m. to 5 ;t.m
rutrol~ dorm loun~cs. bul doo
go into lhc hal". lie: chec::ts
commp 1111 lumpu.. l.ttc .tt
withour ll parL:ios pcrmtt-
Butlc:r we: a r a rc8ulur
ccutlt) uniform. He I!. tn~tr
nor to mttrlcrc with 't udent pal1i
but to t.11l an R I) il <til) d!'.tUI'bal
uo.cur~
.. Muncy lor the position
allocated on I)• lor "inter term, ..
f'1d:ctt "We usuall)· ha\c
probkm' lhts rc:rm "ith thc:fu
uthcr cnmc: ... Dean of S.u ...
RICh trd Sorenl>on and \\'11 Brc:nd111 8u1
'ltllff \\ rll
rtfHC)CIIlnU
C.tU\C. Slat
I C grad 1
four l.C !itud
roOm Mondtaj
~uon and pos
In' oh erne nt.
1 "ere 1o crni
ll u tudc:nt
urcct \\l
r·!!IJin. SllOlC of
(II II \Cll·l(
)111111~ c:.smp~s
purpose: 10
let student
ike Commori
get them a
"Fnll cxp
and Sco1nt
•
tn ''"trt'"! .. 1 'chJptcr at
..t#r,.•ted !\tUdj
a~aalnble in
C:\,IOlple, <1
'l!!Cone on righ
:t lour pou~
~blc: c:lc:cuon ,.~
I:'Q" t"".tmp;tigl
~fulrn torm•
ur Oregon
lltL
umber" nrc n
added .. II til
lll C IOterC:!.I
that tndl\ tdua
her ,ub-gro~
We're wtllingl
~ .... rtn IS mtcrcs
• roc.
the: heap ~
the rcamo; ol j
onc-hani.l m•
ol rnug..' em~
of l:n ontc hre
~•II be I oun1
And l~
::m rn du ... n b •
~!Crncnh coni
• ol pnce·l
~-l\1mpmg
crs :ts "ell a
uge~ lrom th1
boobcllcrs
rn..~ and to"
Pubh\hcr1
tc:\tboo~ ~
paper co't~
·maker' ar
iab lia.ture,.
. Kyo'~ ~
'ap~
titlt(J(JL.
:Ue!it Mt
111
M:tlllnMm, Vtcc l'restdcnt D
huiinc ~ nnd Ftnoncc. rcquc~wl e ~
c1.1ru guurd .md mil) continue
position if II prO\ICS dfecti\c:. 1""-----t Is al
uon
\('
hdt
St
\\
.. e. on Common Cause visits LC
Brtndu Burnrll
"ttdf \\ rttrr
,1rtpre~cnl.tttves o( OrC'Rnn
Cau,c, State Utrcclor Htll
1 C gr.1d I crry S\;.&nntl
(our J.C tudc:nts tn 1 huyer
f0\1m Monduy to dt~CU!I S the
0 om.l po :.ibthttcs lor I C
mHthcmc nt.
t~~>erc to cnt1quc the ttmc I
IJ 11 t.tudc:nt .11 I C. one
:tspcct \\OUfd be the
.... ..,, omc nf 11 gconr·• ph1a1l
ol 11 cll-•mrnsed. that I
thts campu ," cannel sanJ.
purpo c in comtng to LC
· Jet )tudc:nts knu¥. tho~t un
fiLe Common Cau c Cll.l t~.
~~ 1hcm IICII\C tl they're
td: l'r117 t':.; pl:u ned.
and Sl'Jtnncl Ltrc not as
•cd an starling a Common
·chanter" 111 l C us tn anlor­
'''r '~'tt~ll !>I udent ol uppor­
, ;t\oul,,blc in the orgam/.!·
br cx.•mplc:, a proJect thut we
,...,.nne un nght no¥.: I hu"c 1n
a lour round st.lc.!. ol hleo;
elc:c11on \'tolutiun' b\ the:
~ ,;9" ~."'dfnp.tign which mtght
;i.i(IUI m lornung leghlallon to
up Oregon clecuon laws,"
rtll gel crcdil lor wod.tng with Cummon
CUU!IC."
As .m c.x.tmflle of ho¥. atudcnu,
hu vc been or ganiud at other cum­
Jllllll., Scanncl dc~ocnbcd the m·
troductton ol Common Cause .11
PSU
.. At the ltr 1 mectanl(. we
presented the organi1.atton .tnd jiOt
name~ ol mtercstcd tudcnt!l At the
!'ccond meetmg, we brought spcc•lic
proJ"t~ th.Jt studen11 could dcctdc
to \\orl on 1 he third meeung wa11
tin 1ndtv1dWll inter\dC" • t1nd ltnally,
tudentlO ¥.ere dt\ ided mto a lob-­
bytng Krctup, ,, racurch group, :tnd
nn Org.;Jnller 'group lo come up wuh
~omc oonscnsu~ n~ to purpo e,"
Scannd •ud.
He ul'o noted th.ll motll ol the
student m .. ol\ed in Common C:tuse
ut I,SU are getting credit lor their
¥.ur~ ¥.11h the orl!attiL.Jtjon .
Common C.tusc, lounded •n
1970 by John Gardner, lormer U.S.
~ccretar) ' of HEW. •~ ·• non-purw,;.an
Cllllcno;' lobb) who!>c goal is tv
make go\ernment accountable to
the people" by elimtnutmg "buy-orr
poltttCS ,Jnd the pohtical tmditton or
"conducting government ullnir
behtnd closed doors,"
• • I he orgnntzat1on estimates tt
membc:r :iihlp at JOO,OOO n.ttion-wtde,
and " hruJOccd b~ membership due •
CSI5 per ye;u, S1 lor studenl!i) and
arc not •mportant," ciiiJenr.' contnbutions.
added. "II there Is onl) one 1\t:cord•ng to promot1onul
L C interc:)ted tn Common htc:n:tturc , the folio" In~ nrc
th31 .ndl\iduul can be pulled legt,lati\c: cllorts Common ClHt\c
·.och1~r~ub- group and put on 11 :.ucce J>fully :.upponcd:
\\ e're "1lhng to go to b..at lor •197-l cump..aagn linance Ia" SCI·
\lho ts Interested tn trytngto ttng the limtt for .. 111 cat" con-tnbutmn& at S 1,000 (The: "76 Carter
cnmp.ugn !pent upproAtm:uely Silb
mtlhon comp..arcd to upproxmtlltc:ly
$186 nulhnn apcnt on the '72 Na~ton
camp.ugn .)
•lkle.u or the SS I
•RllttlrcntiOn of the f RA tn J4
a. lute•
•197.:' <"ongre!s10nal cltmmn­
llon Cl( lund~ lor nulitory acuon tn
\ 1c1 N11m, Laos and c nmbod1a.
•Repeal of the 01l Depletion
Allowan'--e. n muht·mtlhon dollar
tux c.lodge fur m.lJOr 01! compames
·I he Rlllflh ~ader people' vtc­
tory With the pa sage of the Clean
\ir \ct tn 11J72. M) turned out co be
~~~~of a tnumph bt~tU!>C that cllort
largely 1gnored the fnct that the
s~tem ¥. htch "ould put the lis" into
effect •a. un one hand. bogged do"n
tn burcaucmcy, and un the ocher,
corrupt," l•nll c.l!.platned , .. E.,.ery
yc.1r "hen the auto em1uton ~llln­
durdJ. deadltnc: comes up. Congress
pusses .tnother .tmendment to the
btll and c~tr nd tho~e deadline:~ ."
Mr. htt1 o~llnhutes three major
11rcat1 ol tocu5 to the organiLJtion ol
Common Cnul\C.
•Rcmovul of unn«"nJaJ)'
• secrecy tn go,ernment proccs~es .
• The: makmg ul nil branches ol
~o,ernmcnt dlrl!ctl) responMblc to
the people
•l(.emo\ill ol b•g-money In·
lluences on go .. ernmcnt.
f'rttl and Scnnncl ¥.ill be bJd:
at l.C on Feb. 22 for a mc:cnng ¥.Uh
mtc:roted students nt 3:15 p.m 10
I hlt)c:r l>.ntng Room, Templeton .
Contact Scanncl .Jt 24&-1126 lor
more anformatinn .
roc road for booksellers
oe.mll' the hc.lp\ Ot \.OJOrfUI f •
the r~.1ms ol pulp ''ltn<tnc:c:'
:Mc·h<llt11J mUIJol 'lilt' the
ol mu~' cmbo,,ccJ \\.llh thC'
1.1\ or llt brc:" • text buo~~
II be lound tn college:
1\nd th: ,I orcs that
Ill du'l y hJd.: room and
i-,uomrnt~ c:onltnue lo collect
ol price-gougtng ..and
lf)· ~impmg I rom thcu
as \\ttl •• , demands lor
•ages lrom thc1r crnplo)cc:s .
bonkseller' blame thetr
and lo~ w.age' on the
Pubh">hc:r' tn turn blumc
tc:o;lboo~ pnec: .. on ri-.mg
paper co~l\ Although lhe
~a·nr•.•kcl'\ arc reluctant to
.sJ!cs li~~ture,, one ht~h-lc' el C'\CCUll\e 10 a \,t\\ 'orl pubhshang
linn con"dcd rcccml} thul the
gulden day:. ol college teM hook • tl
c\c.:r there: ~ere 'uch day~. arc run­
nmg the giluntkt ot S\\elling produc­
uon Cl.I\IS and drooptng unt\cr II)
enrollments . Still, the lutest A~OCIU·
tmn ol t\mcnc.an Boc.ll Puhlhhcr:. '
ltgurc andtc:He lh.tt l Co\ pubh .. htng
hou'es peddled SSJO m1lhon worth
ol college: te 1 book) 1n 197.5.
Campuli book-monger~
mc:anwhalc arc bcde' ited b) the lo\\
prohb the} tale 'elhng tc.'l.ts.
.. Publhher' on!) let Uli hu'c: a 20
percent mark-up on telltbooL.~," one
hoo!..~tore manager gripe:~ ... B~tdes
that, ¥.C ha"e to po~y lreightto gel our
book' delivered and to return the
one~ we don't \ell. 1 hat can get
•
fi<!A<K t"'~A.t hfMtl"/ ::> •
. a 1'a.Vf :> /f.IAI-jo/a.ut
ot t/toQL, lx»>td ,
(J/e ~ lutA.t tc ,./
11FORM 'l-t2fM-F
10-1 Satt~­---SI.Jn
Pg3aj Sarx!w iches,.lceCre~ Drt~r~
I I(S (..i.ves, -lixJrs, a su-'lf»ys).
:
e Deliver. Call us x349 ell.pcn"vc: . e~pc:ctall) ''hen most
prolc:s nr O\t"r-und undtrc.umnle
rh~: numbe1 oJ book~ they'll n~o"Cd lor
rhc:tr cliusc ..
;-.lon·tc\tboo~ rc:tatl murk-up~
typtc.tlly ;neragc bet"een .50 .md WO
percent; htgher tukcs .tre common
~ot ~urpra mgly. the boulstores are ,
re~pang 1 hctr grcllt~l share o( prollts
from 11c:ms other than tc::<tboolc .
I he dl\ersthattion •n product ,
bc:.tde:. g;umenng more loot, also
hc:tp~ "sc:f' tee und students" and
pulls the tore through leun llummer
month~. uccordang to a Brown Un-
1\ic:rstt) boot.. tore manager an
J)tu\'tdena:, R.I ..
~c:.tn" h•le, organai.Jttons such
liS t'olletl':., ,, Chtcago-ba~cd com­
pan) that opcrJteli boo~ markets on
~oo~mpu~c5 ucrol\S the: (;ountry, report
that bu&m~ ~~ better and that more
mort marl..cb arc upc:ntn!l up.
··Vt~c'rc: not gmng do¥.nh•ll."
:..aid a J-ollcll\ spokc:o.m<tn
,\ locatton where Ftlllcu·~ as not
domg better i~ at the Unl\-er it~ of c . .ttlorruu .II S.anta C'rut .. "here ..
st udcnt ho\!~ootl prol('\tlng lo¥.
\\uge~ lor book: tore: employees con­
Hm:cd the compun) lo pull out tn
June:, IQ7b Stncc then. the Unt\er: •·
t) h.J been mmdtng the tore.
Reports the manager: ·"e're brcal.:-
tnt; C\en ..
Student-run "uuperuti\cs have
been ugg~tc:d as nn :snlldol<: ltJ the
lu~h price olte'ttb\IOL:ll. SQ la.r. \\llh
the c.liccpti,,n ol 'ule Unt\'entt) and
a lc" ulhct l"llmpu!iC.S, co-op' h.t \ie
rc4U1rc\l more c-.lpllalnnd org.tntla­
llun th 111 mlHI tutlc:nt grour~ h,l\:e
been u~lc: to mu tcr.
One opcruttu uf 11 tl<l" nto\\ n
Culilurru., b~llll>istore "hu lurc<o
st uJcnh I rum hh ~tmpu' com·
pclllor "ith u ten percent thscount
o11 tc: ts notC!i thul he: 01n llJiorll the
f1ohq onh b) \:Unlc:mng \\lth
Jlrolo ll~ ttntl todang books that
hu\~ trOnl' sttiC:~ lll,t(lfl~
.. n\"il), there· no mont) tn
boo~"tnm.," he Ctb~nc '"\\hat I'd
rc.JII II~ c I(' do here t) h) butld o
gooJ ll!'laururtl " n a
Jan. 26. 1977 n
oa
Conr•d W~rlhudt
r r»vrlln& C.:orrr.o;pondrnt l'a&r II
l)an and I went snorkelhng an the ram. f he: ude wa~ htgh and we
walked tntu the lagoon and, Dl WBI51 depth, went down
At ftrst 11 "'as turbtd and fhhlcn. fhcn ¥.c ~-ere ghd1ng over a
gre~•t coraJ grn'teyard poc~cd wnh muddy stnrlhh. The Ooodtng ttde
~bouldered u5 b11c~ slo hcd us left. The coral v.-as nov. Jh.ing bro1i\ n
and gold and green Glo¥.mg blue fish, fingcr-su.cd. bppc:d among
coral and blnc p1l:ed sen urchms nesled 10 the gronos and shadov.s
No...,. there \\ere 5Choul• offi h on c~'CI)' srdc danmg through tnten>ttccs
ol cornl.
L>an w1u1 mo~1ng to¥.nrd the: reef J revolved slowl). loobng for
sharks, then follo¥.ed lt grc:" shallo" and I po1:ed up nnd ~aw the:
great wn .. a very ncar. I stood \\'atst deep on a boulder but "'-'lU wnshed
back.
I paro~lleh:d the reel uuo deeper water and found Dan pondcnng u
Ka urchin We surlaced.
.. 1 :Sa\\ a sharl;,w he said
.. WbereT'
.. h's gone now. II w-o~sn't very b1g. I'd say about li-.c leet."
.. A reef shark,"
.. Right."
..Lool," 1 said, .. J',c: had about enough I'm ready to head m.·
Soon we were m a channel ol suck and hnd to right it or be wuhcd
out~ide the reel 1 he depth wu eight feet, pcrhups. and then u dropped
bc:nt.Jth u,, b:ssmcd do" nv.nrd ••
... down ..
... and the tecp-slanung floor shdtng unull could see 11 no more
Dan cut into the blue, equaluc:d hLS ears, and ""C:nt deeper. It wu
soft, wide, blad:-blue.. an ocean a warm and lusoous as her
reputation . I watched D..an ~1ck down t¥.enty feet and hold to a rod::
wull. He seemed to be treading Jn space, ¥.tth only a finger hold on the
wall. I Idled my lunp • nd follo¥.cd, then saw ham waving a frunuc:
hand und thumbtng-up . We surfn~
"Two more sh.lfh,'" he s~ud .
·oh no"
-rney're reef sharks ."
-where:!
"Around the ""ltll, Want to hu"e n loo~T"
.. Hell no. Let's get b.tck:. to thl! beach"
t\!1 we warn shon:¥.ard, I thought ubou\ ;bark$. lt was all I
thougln about. hi li ~ nnd Santiugo' brown )hat b. and
hammerheads, ti11eni, lemon~ . und threshers .
And as ¥.e pus~d indehcatcly o\er uotic coral gardens.
kale•doscoptc tn color. I thought of ¥. hu~. and lett a cold sweat
truthng.
It was still ramang "hen we came out. to¥.ellc:d, "aU.ed satr-v.ct
bncl to our Samoan famihes.
lluat ntght n ratned thunderously on the tin roofs. We drop~
the ¥.0\en crcens to enclose our house. tbc '"omen sat embrac:mg
c:hihJn:n betv.ccn their leg). or were curled on mats with babu:s slceptng
agatnst thetr prettnanc•es _
I· tood under the r:Jl\es out of the rain. It was after dinner and we
had eaten, ol l'lll thinp, shark.
Poetry of movement
• Claue Martin
't•ff Writer
L>ancc i the poctf) ol mo .. ement.
omc:onc: said that a long nmc: ago. anl.i I think it li the perfec1
d~cnpuon ol dunce m ih pure:~>t 1orm Unfonunatdy. opportunurcs
ro ,c:e such pcrtonnancC"' tn Portland arc fe" and far betwl:\:n, Good
dancce c:ompant~ go to 'wn francuco and Seattle:. But e\ef) no\\ and
then. "' fc" nataonnl d..tn\.c tours: waft into the Chic uduonum.
leaving ro\e petals and grutelul audtencc in thetr ~~lte.
The: Paul la)'lur L>ancc-Com pan~ \1:111 prethctabl) ha' e that
eflcct The la)lorcompan) pcrtorm Feb. II and 12, :IS mthcC1\1C
Aud&tonum .
I sav. thas compan) perform 10 W11:1htngton 0 C. and the
performance wa nothtng short ol excellent. Paul Ta)lor as a true
:.ni)t, cbon:ographtng the dances llll the) rcstmble theatre.
"Cain and Abel" was one: of the: selections the company d1d tn
Wa hington. Taylor tales the: B1bhcal legend and emplo)s u ~lood
Chorus, briefly as the bo) are gro" ing up, and more I ~uenlly as the
Jriction bet\\ecn them grow11. s Cain and Abel bcgtn to fight. the
chorus twines about the other dunccrs. It lS an utremcl) dl«ta\~
tcchntque . .
In another el~"'tton from the :same perf or man~ ... \lao 11 .t ~··~•Ill
t\nimJal," the dan'-"Crs arc dressed c:legantl). the: men an tuA.edo' . .tnd
the "1>1nen tn long klrti and lunmg metal he:uJpttce .
l'hc: pc:rlormunce hcgms ~uh animal-IJI.:c dancers loring aero
the stogc. The: dancers enter ngam, nm~ upngln, ll the guest.) ol a htgh
•OC:Iet} coc~Hul part). The dance tn\iQh es 11 cries ~f tmmformahOM
or umm.tl·humnm; tnlo humnn-3nunal5 Inc pace \\I the ohange~
• becomes lllSter nd faster, until the taudtc:ncc sees the oculi guest as
ommals and unamal a hum n llle pomt as mnde conCI ely. no not
"nhout humor, u the ud•cncr-soctct) rtt'Qgnl2.cs liSe: II In the dance
The I )lor ~omp. n) 1 not onl) one ot the: be!.t troupo; tn &he
Un11ed tate • but c:~trcmeh com•dernte of •mpo ... cruhed oolle£e
student 1 1de1 tn: oilcrt"d lo th1 brunch of humantt} nt hall-pratt~
:t..SO. tnd ¥.c:11 ~orth 11 Regular uckcu bc:gm l $4, and run tv S6 Bo
~cal\ nrc -,.,1a C.rt\ .John,on
M•ff \\ nrer
Elc"uon <'r -\ ~l C otficcr:.. lor the JQ77·
'l( tenn "11l take pill~ on Feb. 16m the I nul
toom.
\ ~ 1ng tor the po't ot p~,tdent nre
o:andtdatcs G<ml) ""lar~ Roben Encbon,
\-tat i Ro:-cnbaum, Colb\ chmnt and Run·
h \ttndc:r.
I H " LC:WI
fom "' p~ .. nt
ft' ldtn~o \ lo.e\ln Penderga,t. and
'truggle for the \'tee
Runnang for ll"t'3)1lfCf arc ~Inn Bt'\idoc
and Dave John
ndtdat~ lllr OII·Camru' c:n 11un;
'"' Jeff D1 '-n te\c Heller. Laud L uca,,
fohn \la~ol.abe Peter Paton. Marl.: Pander,
and Jern \uthato .
J-Hoard contenders tnclude Bmd D.
Cl:ul, Jnmc:--\ ville!>plc. \hchac:l lcrulh,
l.1ura \lnnm ttphen J Pou~:r and Phtl
Rohsn.,on
l he LOG 'olicittd statement' I rom all
the candtdate' Tho'e !\tatemcnb tollo", .t.nd
hD\ c not ~n C'dlled.
For President
Cord) Clark
I feel onc ol tbe biggest concern~ ot
.tudents here 1s a lad: of ll :-.<!rue ol 10·
\ol,c:mentan regard to dcci!>IOns and pohcscs
that allcct all ol us tn our dad) h'~ at LC
·Who did that," and -Wh) d1d the) do that,M
~ quesuons "c ollcn :u'-: nnd hc:lr but no
one sccnu w kno" the ans" c:~ I'm running
for \!\LC P~sdcnl becau~c ol th~
que t10n I "not to kno" the 30.\\\crs and I
tiUnl I can help 1 he :.tudc:nt body undentand
11 lmle bcuer. too
Thc:R u a need to c.\tabh11h ~omc penna·
nent 11nd \.:no" n WOJ\ for ,tudcm to find out •
whot' gomg on LO the A l C the ad·
mml51r:mon. and the 8i.'l11rd ol I ru:.tCQ to.
nottmponont \\ hat•~ 1mportant i' that one
of the alternall\~ lS w~en and studenb
become :1\~ilrc: ol 11 'n that tf the) ha'c
50methmg to S.'l} the) "111 ha' e :1 "av to s::t)
it. 11m type oflhing~houJdbce5t:tbliihcd on
a rc:£ular bam.
The~ arc: Ob\10Ullb other thang thnt
need to be done. 5omething needs to be
wor~ed out at ~A GA ~o on-campu~
"udenti. ofl-ampus tudenb, and facult)
c:an all eat an one dirunt: place. Because ol a
slight h1L:e in acU\lti~ fee.) nel't )tar there
~ill be more mone\' for acthities but that •
monc) muil be :spent reipon~ibl) wnh the
enurr tudenl body in mind 1 here nrc
problenu in the dorms .md there is a need to
get oil-campus people more involved tn
• • campus acta\ltaes.
Robert Ericbon
1\ '1UAI elemc:ntto ~unwal and po"-cr in
student governmc:n.a b nc\4 1de.u. The~e arc
often times dc\aluated b\ tho'e pre~mly
admtntstenng .itudenu· atfairs, from the
prnidcnt on do" n. Progren 1S a product ol
ctan,sc: and one Wll)' to insure progress i• to
change Jomc element• ol the pre~~ent Wll) of
doing thin!') As an youtsidc:r.'' I after you
thu. opponunuy to lal:e ellectivc acuon I
bope to be U11k&n810 most ol you this "cd:..
l'hc:rc Ill a "hole ran~ of things to be
done und the ASLC Pn:s•dc:ntl~ 1n :l posauon
~be~ he or ~ohe can co-ordtnate thts type of
thang.. But n will take M>me cHon and thatts
wh) I "'ant to be ASLC P~bident . I "ant to
sec thc:sc things h.lppen m)seU so I'm "illing
to put an the time and cHon needed tor them
to happen.
Mark RONnbaum
I believe that tl'i time lor the LC
commumt} to move m a well thought out
direction. We must tncreaae rt$ponsivcnetoll
and open commumca t1on bet ween the Old-
• •
mma~tratton and the "udent1. We: muatlully
uuhu the LOG and KLC &!I rewurccs ao
1ncrea~e communtcauoru. We mutt publi)h
the namn and duuc:s of ~otudents repr~n­
ung us on standing commhtc:c:s. We need a
auong. reponana anter-dorm eounal and
auongcr t1n "'''h our commutsng popula­
uon In m\ opinion, all the: .\bO\C an: not onl}
pt'Mtblc:. hut e<>,enllol CM Ll I feel I am bc:'t
4u thllc~ to imtue thc1r wc<.t!!.~
C olb Schmitt
Pa't L' rene nee:.
'\enator thft't' ttrm~
'\tudent A flair\ ( llmmtnee one car
f,cnonc at one t1me or another. ha~
C'~rx:nenccd dtlficulu~ so dc:ahng "llh I c·~
u.lmtm't r:aunn.
\\ c nc:cd wa~~ lll pro.,.ding an) \IUdent
\\llh the opportuntt) to uddre. qUC)ItOO!i
dt c~tl\ to Pre ... ident Ho\\nrd, the Dean ol • '\ludcnh. the Re:.1dcnce Hnlls Dtrcctor. and
l'lhcr ndmml~trnto~ .
Gord\ Chart.: ( olb' chm •
A pos)ibalit) would be:. a "To" n Hnll"'
meeting to which all )tudent:. were anvited,
and where adminil>trato~ would b< pre .. ent
lor the: c;o.phc1t purpo\e of answenng any and
ull quc:suom A student would be able to
cxpre~s hi\ or htr concern and have It
answered nght there. When J "ab in the
Student Affa1N> (ommuu:e, we tned
meettn~ of tht~ tvpe wtth great succes.ll. I o,ec
no ~ll)On \\h) they could not be ~ed agntn
There i:. nn tmmmediate need on
campus which u e'1dent, but sttll seem!> to go
unnoticed . Look through our donm
-omctime, and you will see numero~U areru
"beth arc betny neglected. There arc places
in Copeland that badl) need repamting,
Other arc:u or concern mclude such 1tems a&
fixmg lenl:y plumbing. irutalling ne"' carpel!>
where: old ones h3'c: worn out. and just
O\erall tmprovcmenlS (one student told me
she bus to sleep c:very night to the sound or
hot \lr,ater pipes, m<~ling a no1se .. liJ.e a man
who is drowmng ."),
I am tntereated in "or king tor the total
ttudent body, not ju1U for the~tudent govern·
mcnt.
I don't know, in o~dvancc. everv .t.rc.a I
will be 10\ olved "ith. but I do tr.now some
and l huve mcnt1oncd onl) .t couple of Lhem
At present, dorm Improvemen ts ana
atudent•.administr-alton communu:utaon~ ;He
m) htghest concern.
Rand, ~lrnder
Ht, I'm Rund) Stender, candidate: for
t\Sl.C Prc:sadenl
Filhng the shoes ol Lt.a Morrison will
be n tough job lor an) ol the c:andidutcs
running. It " Important that the new Prui·
dent be: encrgcuc and have knowlcdsc: of ho" • • elf VIews
'tudcnt tt(l,ernmenl \>perote\. Havang worlo;­
ed <.lo,eh \\ llh ll'·' over the pull! year hl"
ll" en mt useful 10'-tghl!> mil> the role ol
•\M l Prc,1dent .md my record "' V P
,how~ m~ tnthu"U!\10 :md rc~pon<.1bhty
'''" locu,ed on allevmung lnst year's
tcn,ton" \ .. tth the admtn"trutton <lnd moved
,tudcnt po\ crnmcnt tnto u coopcruuve po~>l­
tton \\ tth tlm. hu.,.ang been 'ucl:\stullv ac­
comph,hc:d ,tnd .1 the haerarch) of tht
Student i\cti\IIIC' Dl\ i'1on M~ttfc, comfor
tabh 1010 their roles \\ e mu't no" mo\c to -llohe our tmmc:dmtc problem<> ,
l>e.tn "orcn,on hit' the ,jgnnl to
dc~tugnatc: tht .,.~.,h~m . He \Hllhcs to rid the
dorms ol thc1r mcllc~;tl\ e iticnl
\tructure, the RA ·., and tht dorm
governments, and locus ~olely on the dorm
go,ernmc:nt~ Thl\ reorgantL.atton wall r~
quire that the nc:" prestdenl be lam1har und
c:~pcnenccd 10 how all bmnch~ of ASLC
operate thear asset!> and habahties During
my three year' at LC I have been ex.tenslvely
Involved by ~ervmg on J-Bourd, as nn RA,
and finally n~> Prcs1dent of the Scmute 1 have
the kno\\lcdge and wall work wuh Dean
Sorenson to cflcctually reconMruct the
system
I "ill a I !'to \\-Or!.. to complete the: pr~cnt
proJects undenaken bv our o~dmtntstrauon,
)uch as the ne" S/\GA .thcrnatsve mc:.tl plan
and the ne\4 tudent budgettng process The
continuance! of pre~ent poltcae.' and practice.'
"ill ghc: \tudent government the appearance
ol responsibtht) gJving ASI C .. rabthly and
power
M) c:xpc:ricnce alonl! with m) ne\4 1deas
quulih~ me as the bc:\t c:-.mdtdate for ASLC
Presadent So remember on f-eb. 16 Randy
Stender for ASl C. Pre-.1dent
For Vice-President
l.arn 1 twl&
Ever ''nee m)' freshman year at LC. I've
expenenced nothtng but aputh) lrom the
tudent\ I thtnk btlorc the \tUdcn~ dln
.1chic:ve .t.nythtng sUb$tanual an the form of
btncltb 10 thcm~>clve), the) mull lint know
the apcciflc<:hannel .and wu~ to cut through
the red rape: around thu, plucc.
There arc u lot of people: around here
wuh good ideas-about dorm!>. class
r-.chedules, OJnd pos ible rc-cvaluauon of the
prC$ent 3·3·3 ll}'ttm, not to mentton the
e"ccllenl tdeuft to bcllcr \tUdtnt·
adiJUJUJtrati ve relation~ . llcclthut 111" the c,tudent ttovernmtnr 1
Job to edu<..ttt the L ( communily mto trytnt
to under,tund the "Y'tem uround here 1
don't than~ there , .. an~ !lludenH:ampw
problem the: I ( \tudcnh can't hundleaa~
a ... al not bc:ller thun, the admtniMntllo:
given the} ~no" t ht !~pecific chnnnel~ to 1
through, w h1ch arc \Omtttme!l ltkc ·Kny
Baird', underground cavern\ • 1 ht!> I rtd
one ol my matn goah in runntntt for \"let
prc:-.idcnt.
1\t\ 111 Pendtq:a.,t
Hello, my name '' Kc\·tn PcndtrPJl
.and I'm running lor !'\ {\J ( \ scc-Pre,tdtntl
.1m current!\ an R \ .tnd hu\C 'tn'c:d ., 1
rcprc~c:nlall\ c to the Platt-11 0\4 arJ
C\IUOCtl.
In ,entng on the Uorm ( ouncil, I
acll\cl) 10\tlhcd tn all .tspect'l or liE
dc:cl\lon m.sktng pro<.c':. thul eventuall)
r~ult~;d Ill tht n:pnmand and alcoh«
poh<.1c~ o.oncerntng the ''PI<~U Kegger •
I ha,·e lht energy .1nd enthu~tam~ of
L ''a Mormon and \\til conunuc tocnrl)o.
the projects her 11 nd hc:.r st.tCI Jmolc~m~~ntto
thl\ ye<ar
Remember on election da)
Ke,tn Pendcrga~t lor \SL <-Vice Pre-.1dent
Tom Staples
Ghen un opportunll) tO male prn111...,
there h omc. que'ttion as to whether
current 'tudent .tdman)trutor.o would accn
the chullcngc I teet that there i~ '0 m
room for po<.iti,c:-direcuon change 3nd
\'artcty ol altcrnati'e' avnilnblt "hik
prc\cnt admtni,trat ion hu' a
n.trrow \ j,ual 'l:ope, that in order to Ill!
ad\iantage ol the~e opportuntte' ne\\ Pt'<'i~
10 the: :o.tudcnt governmc.nt arc: a \llul
ment. lthtnL: I oil crt hut umquc und \,ltWIIl
clement to the ,tudent' of l C:\\1~ and
For Off-Campus
Jeff Ohon
\\h) not the: tx:~t''
Peter !laton
1\c gom: to I C lor three: }cur,, gone
an tncr c. 1~ lltUd\ progr,tm to Portu)(<Jit. •"~
"ork lor ~ \{o \ I \'C been around. Vote
e:~.pencncc
Jerrt 'otathato'
Jumor
M' purpo~c: lor runmng tf) to
~tudc:nt'> to hu~c more 1nteroctton and
volvemen t between on and o 1-alm
C\COb
For J-Board
Laura Martin
My muan reason an wuntmg to"""'"'
J-Board 1:. bu'ed on my concern with tht
prevtOU I> cu~>c!l hove been handled. I warn
contnbutc to the '>ludent government,
the only way I e<ln tmplement my cotnpLa.~
1s m mvohement I bc:hevc 11 ~~ c'-"l"'T'
tmportont that .. tudent' be
rtpre~c:nted. and I thtnl. J-Board :.houla
compri,cd ol a bro.t.d cro"'·ll«llon of
campu\ populauon II I become a J­
member I feel my main obhgauon 1.)
protect the ltUdcnt•,' intere'L' b) pu~'l
JUdgement on anv ca~c!l brought to rna!
The follo"tng candtd11t~ dtd not
mu ~tatemenh
Matt Beddoe and Ont John,
d1dutc~ for freasurer
Sttn Hellrr, l alrd Luca,, John
(abe and Mario. Pinder. candtdnte!> for
C ampu' ">enutor
Brad 0. Clark, Jamh A. Gille,plt
Micharl ltrulll c.andidulc~ (or 1-~
poMIIOn\
E.duur's tWit"
A II thr prt!url~nllal nmrlirlat~J
g1wn tht uppurwnllt ' tu br nhlot,ovJrilo•IN Aboru
f't(COI tWI
..tmlnur lc
John Pow~
utlcd ' I 1lc
think."
Powell
acachc:r at
Chu:ago, n
tops-durin
t\lthou
suthM re<.(
ll/11 .tm I i
,Am1, 7111' S
and //( To•
onh on the •
h1~ 'cmtnan
"I feel
an)thmg ...
ol ,rud~:r
members ...
to our rea•
h\c,, .tnd t
m) hfe •
:an e'pcnc11
Couns
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mo1
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Odell Mano
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pubhtlle It~
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832
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~tafr Wrhtr
Ab~nuon wa the 'IUbJect ol a
rt«lll two~uy free Umvcrmy
\(manur led by VtMttng Reverend
John Powell 1 he wmmar wa. en·
uth:d "l.tlc bcgm .. carlu:r than you
thtnk.'' •
Powell, author and thcoiOjl't
teacher at 1 oyola l mver,tty in
Chtcago, made I.C one of many
$lops durin11 .1 one·year abbatical .
Although hi-. popularity us an
author r~t5 upon such books <u
If h) 1Im I ljrauJ tu Tt"ll l'ou Wlw I
,.tm?. Tire ~rcrt.'t uj ~lunnx m Lovt'
and fie 1 oudt1·cl Mr. Powell poke
onl) on the rtght-to·lile issue dunng
ha~ ~cmtnar' Sund.t} <ind Monda)
"I led no more deeply about
an)thmg," Powdltnld the audtcncc
ol ~tudcnt' and communuy
member . "1 thtnk we ure ull ~hoped
to our rc.nction\ b\ evcnh of our
h\cs, and there were two event' tn
m\ hfc .tn e~penence ol hie and
an c:\pcnence ol death thut huve been peak expenenec' I have to tell
you .1bout them sf I u.m to shore m)'
own opinsonr. on the nght to hfe ..
fhc: lint ol thc.\c expe11ence,
war. ht~ first ob,ervutton of a b11by'
bsnh. "When that baby hnt cnc:d,
~omethtng unsque happened m m)·
bfc. \omethsng that' ne~;er happen
ed before lsurned numb. h ~.t) too
btg. too be.Autiful. too mogntlic:cnt.
~orne kmd ol a deep respect lor lite
wu:. born to me. I've been told that
happens to you e~;ery ume you ee
new lile.-
Powcll' second ··peak" eJt·
periencc W<~:> hts visit to Dachau, one
ol the Nari concentration C'.lmps ol
World War II. l "'"8 livid, lorcelul
language, Powell de cribed h1 fcc:l·
mg about t-eeing the human exter·
minauon ''te.
"\\hen we entered through the
gate, 1 German gusde pn' .cd out
pactorial brochure' to e.1ch ol ur. J
looked through 11 and uw ~orne of
the mo~t gnrn und gml) pactur~ I've
ever :-.ceo \nd when the gutdt
~bowed us through the barrack~ and
(oumeling in the attic
Development Center
moves to Odell Manor
laurie I odd
tuff Writer
Smcc: 11 mo' c:d to the atuc of
Oddl \.lunor the Student Oevclop­
mcnt Center hth been trying to
publtca1e at!> .~cuvttlc:~ to encourage
studenh to come tn for coun~eltng
help ~or ~tudeo~ needtng ..tddttaonal
help \\ath problem~. the center mam·
t..ttn'> a referal 'ervtce ot outsade
rc~our~ Development Dtrtl;tOr
Gordon Lindbloom \Utd 11 i .. al~o
conMdenng expandang ~erVIce:-to
mdude group lltmtnat"t on problem"'
<ouch a' 'mokmg.
Residence halls penonnel can
,c:ek advtoe from the center on
handhng dorm problem ... The) ma)
abo reler 1otudents to the center for
coun~ehng, though they cannot
Ioree them to 'eel help. the bulldtng of exterminataon, he
p.tred no dctutb h was un­
behevuble
Ml turned numb agaan, nnd the
gutdt pulled me by the arm, I ~ally
wanted •someone to wukc: me up and
"'\ ·Hey, 11 wu .. JU'U a ntghtmare, it
didn't rc..ally happen ' lrutead he
saad, 'Come on we have to go
outttde now und see the: blood dttch.'
"When I got out ol tbe death
camp. 11 became JOnd of an obic:a.ston
for me to usk the German), 'Did you
know? Dad you know this wa\ going
on·r \\'hen I asked them. their heads
would alwa)"J drop
"I wanted to ~)'. 'You did
know! Dtd you suy anythang, do
unythtng about it'r But af they h.1d,
they would have been killed ·\nd l
undel"'\tand how someone would be
o alrtud (or his own life."' Rc:turmng
to Amerit\1, Po~c:ll began teaching
and writtng booh Four )'ear~ ago
when he heard that the Supreme
(ourt had legahtc:d abortaon on
d.:m.and, hs" .. honeymoon ol •
-uc:c;;.c;.• wut o' cr.
·from that day on, there has
been •' real pain an my heart '>c\let~tl
month., ago, JUUt ttc;, were publilh·
ed thowtng that 'lew York C II\' and
Washsngton UC. now have more
abonaons annually than hve btnh5
Every maJOr clly 10 the U.S. 11
expected to full into that staumcal
category. 'Tb1s has bothered me as
nothing else has."
After h.wmg counseled se\eral
studentl who had aone through
aboruon~ and obscrvmg their at·
utudes and feeling.5, Powell asked
lor n one·vc:ar sabbatacal from • Loyola Unl\'en;aty . He spent six
months rescarchmg and talking to
repr~ntattves of Birthright , a
nat1onw1de rt8hHo--Jile CoUn elling
serVIce lor pregnant women eelang
aHcrnauves to ubortion.
"I wanted to get out and :~y
~omcthang I knew people did not
wnnt to het.~r . I get ten IO\Itat1ons a
duy to \peak at vunou . pl11u,, and
when I say I'm onl<; \ptalt.tng on •
right·to--ltfe, 99 out of 100 14t!
'•orry.'
.. Hitler'' very principle ~us thr
ir lile i~n 't wanted, it cun be rake•
The pnnaplc behind abortaon is thl
if the child " not W<Anted, he shout
be dcatroyed .
-In the whole year 1 have bee
out deb:lttng this and -answc:rin
questions, no one luJs e~er quetuor
~ that 11 is a human hfe bein
destro'fed . S1x m11lwn babt6 ha., •
been lulled m the l.ut four Jearst•
Powell's dC'ICnptions of 10m
aborttons. p.1nu:ularly thcnc: pet
lormtd an the l~tc:r months c
pregnancy, were no leu .. snm an
gnsly" than the: deaths at Oac:hau
Using these paralleli, he as1e
the audience the same questton b
had teh compelled to ask the Gc1
mans: "WhiSt will you y when you
ehtldren and grandchaldren ask yo\
• Otd you kno't\ 1 D1d you see wh1
't\a.l gomg on? Dtd you do anythm
about u?''
Jlr p/uuo Land bloom <oatd about HO
.. t udents came to the center last term.
more \\omen than men. He at·
tribute:-this to "the fear men ha"c to
reach out lor help when the} need . .. II.
"lhc center is operated wtth a
total, <:omplete ~en~c ol conllden·
uahl)- ~ ~•d Dean ol \tudento;
Rtchard Sorenson Ltndbloom
.l8reed that no one:. not C\tn the • es coJltlections
Do ) ou have u hot lead?
The Plont>er Loj!\ nt"'na ~h
number i' e". 233
ROCK, JAZZ, FOLK,
BWES, SOUNDTRACK$,
AND CLASSICAL
We speclallu in
out-of·print recorda
for coU.ctors
832 SW Pwk 222·41773
Mon.· Sat. t1 am • 1pm Dean. can :.c:e .. t udent tile'
"C oun .. elor.. tal..c O\ltt'' onh tor thetr
own u~e and they arc not J.:cpt, · \Uid
Ltndbloom .
l'htll ycur'' stafl const'>l' of thrc:c
haJI·ttme counselor... down lrom
two tull·tlmt coun:o.clor' last ye.sr
Under lsndbloom·, supervtston arc
Bonnie Jume) and Bob Mclcllnrn,
two graduate •nudcnh 10 P'Ychology
wtth pru.t e~penencc m coun,ehng 'lanC) Rouch
'\tafT Writer
A number ol weekly ~eminarl>
.tre current!\· bean~ offered to L(
stud~nh on a wnery ol Job-r~lated
top•~
!)peal.;ert. lor Februnt) will in·
elude lee Koehn. an e)(e<:uttve w1th
the FaN ataonal Bank of Oregon,
Kenneth J. Howard. Account E"\·
c:cUII'-'e for Merriii·Lynch, and
Oa\lt.l Hy lop. C.eneral Manager of
the Portlft"d S~ mphony Orchc:stru . All w til dt~CU'iS employment oppor·
tunitie within their respcc;.ttve tields.
The -.emtnar.o were planned by
Dc:nni' Hopwood. darector of the
Career Planning und Placement 01·
hcc He also pubh,hei) a monthly
newsletter called .. Modu!> Operis" to
c:trculatc emplo\ ment intorm:stton.
Ht~ olfice hu u career libraC)
wtth datu on !Ummer internllhips,
grnduate ~chool~ and potentinl
emplo)er..
App.u'Cntly. the right eonnec­
tiom have been made for a number
LCSTUDENTS,FACULTY,STAFF
GAS: 2c/ gallon below oormal
Either Mini or Foll-setve
LABOR: 10% discount
PARTS: 10% discount
By popular dfmantl Burlingam~
Ch~vron has ojfertd us these prtct>
reducttcms. I D. card required. 5 gallon
mm. 011 gas durount Locotttl at
7 a1·lun Ftrn Rd. & Ttnwl/iger . U5-
.SlJ.I CHEVRON
Frtt pick-up and delivery onse.nict !05 ot on-campus tudcnt and I
alums. Opinion ol the placcmt
'>crvice are \'try po IU\e. "Den1
Hopwood ts a \ery helplul
dl' tdual and h:~s the abtht) to It
people tn the nght dt~tton,"
semor. Bud Merrill.
In an attempt to ~Ulbh.)h ~
pon between Portland empiO)'l
aud LCs potenual emplo.)'t
Hopwood meell wuh do~'l\lo•
bwjnessmen ... One btg problem
thiS JOb 1 the lack ot communicau
between the academic and busm,
communiti~ .. Hop\lo ood brinp t
t\\ o closer throu[th personal c:onta.
Hopwood tres~ the \1llue
\loOt&: expe.rience and ad\oca
_ummer internship ... h. cnuca
imporutnt for a gr.sduate to •
cumulate orne \\Ork expcrier
wtthin a gi"lren an:a pnor to 8J1ldl
tion, because it he C:llmts. out
college \\lib onl} IJ degree. he· js
lite on~ other libcrul arts g.radw
poundmg the "'~t ..
lodividunltt\ of tudc:nh u
4
ptimar~ \.\'ncern to Hop"ood ...
"hole approach is; not tnlung I
emplo)·ment market u the gm
1 n ing to !\hapc, pindh: and mutd,
the rondtdate into n squart he
\\'hat I'm ta~mg as the gJ\'tn 1.$ t
rundidtue, hiPlSdf -bts umq
ubihucs-aod lr)tng to find oppj
lunatics tn the emplo)Dtcnt c:o
munn~ \lrhere those can be ex
ased.-'Cats ruin Pio weekend
Han~ tloltoa~el
~porb Editor
T"" tc.am' t>l tl'll!lh 'C.II
brou@ht bad lud: to P:tntphn Gun
1.1'1 \\Celcnd fhc Paonccr h.t!<.I..Ct·
~II teum suftcrc:d 11 llr:-.1 hl'mc
IOl>~ C'l the H:mon •• , l.mhcld edged
LC. 112·11 I m tnph: ovcrtamc fon­
da} naght. and \\'allomtllt dull the
Paonren an ~) Jo..,, ..... uurdn\ •
naght
•J led that the team ''ll' \en •
comrctc:uve m bothpmc;~,d I c
coath !lean :~mrcrt . l'hc trons­
lum.tung P1onccn fought had: from
a brge ccond-hall deficn ~.uurda).
and piB}cd ltnltc:ld C\ cnl~ do" n to
the la~t :s.cronds F ndfl).
\\ allamettre came out of the
North\\e t Conlcrcncc', \\aid
\\'eelc:nd \\llh 3 7-3 ~ord Rehmd
the Bcarcat' arc tour team \\llh ~•x
\\in, c4ch P.1.cific and C olh:gc ot
ldnho, both b-J: and ll Jnd Lin·
lield, 6-4 The Paonc:crl> play
Wallameuc: at Salem tomorro\\ .tl
7:JO p m., then tnnel to Tucomn,
W~Uh to fa~ Pa~alic I uthcran
ionda\. •
u\\'e \\t'I"C dO\\ n by 17 potniS In
the maddle ol the :>et.--ond hall;· said
empcrt of the Wlllamette $tlme.
~v. e had tarted three poM men, but
we \\ere losmg the battle on the
bo"rd1>. so l put an !>orne quicler rlaw~ . 'hi:.') dii.J •• Slllld JOb on
deiC:IN~ hl l'3h:h U~ Up •
I cd tl\ I d ~tchcnl. o "'"'' hatd
ll f'l"lnt ttl It Hi .all 'corer~ s.atur­
dlt\. I C' uut,~ 't)rcd \\'tlhunelle 2 2·6
111 one tretda to ttc 11 at 77-77 \\ ith
3 42 !>ham tng
.. \\'c: nlt,~ed 'l'-,Jao" an .1 ro\\
uller t.)mg thl." .. me," Scmpert o\<tid.
"I tlllltll;ht rhnt \\,ts the lc) m the
g:.mc." fhc l'lllnccrs \\Crc al'o hurt
h\ the tree thro\\ ,hootang ot Bcur­
rnt J om Uop,on nnd R.agan I "'"
an the lo!lang mmutc,, l u'l put the
g:tmc out ol rc~ll 'h b) \tnl.:mg t \HI
trom thdane \HI h ''ur ccondq<l g<l.
i\n Alumm '\ ·~ ht cro\\d ol
1600 !.,&\\ the l,wn,er drop Fndn)
m~ ht' tnplc-mcrumc thnller.
'\ '" hcnlo h.td 1 carecr-hagh 4J
roant In the lm .... 14 or them romang
10 the O\Crtlrnc pcrmd~ .
"Our ~'llcn'c 1. ~t tr<;d to get the
b;tll to our hc\t 'hlh'ltcr~ ... '\empert
'aad, "and Du\t 'Short hud fouled
out bclorc the O\crtamc penod\"
I c-, ... hooung h.1'1 S11turda) wa'
the toldc~t at\ b~.-en In Pamphn tha,
!\C:U\On The Paonec~ htt onh 34 per
\%nt I rom the no or tn the 'econd hnlf
a~aan~t \\ allamettc rafter a good. 4'1
per ~nt dfort in the 11~1 h..tlf LC
'>hot onl) J7 per «nt tn the fif't hall
Fnda). hut the Pios got hot an the
la't half to up thear game J)<:rccntage
to .$9. E.duor's note':
I apologizC' to Jo.lt'ph I 4r.1on
and Prtt'f Et:tl. wlw tool. the .1kt
photo., jor pagt• II oj tlrt Jan '7
~duwn of rht I Ou n,., rltd rwt
re(~i\ 't' photo creditS
Jlam Jlol:nagd
restlers blast Pacific Lutheran
Jake Creenbert
Sports \' riler
The L<. varsity \\r~lhng :.quad
topped P.acahc Lutheran·~ Kna~ht~
30-lS aturday in the Plo Wrenting
Pit to n:cord ns .,c,enth wm J!t4aO~t
rhree to'~ tht• \eason The .. even
w1n' tn'iure LC' fin.t "innmg~3)0D
SIOCIC 1969
Clyde ObtaI 126 pound~) rolled
has tndavidual record to 9-'1 b\ pin·
runs hiS oppenent in the Uurd period
Ohta itarted slo\\ly enough that the
part!.itan crowd though be \\US
v.·re tlint; under ~~e" Rule~· bee
LOG I 27 77) Known as a strong
fimsher, Obta proceeded to rip has
man .1pat1 an the last two pcnods.
\Ltp :0.:oft7ger ( 142) recorded
ht m tb \\10 this sca.on \\ith a 5olid
12-7 eltort.
Newcomer Jon Hop~ins
remained undefeated an dual
awtcbG by pinnmg the !50-pound
Pl.U grappler. Espc:ciaJl} notable
about Hopkan5' JXrformance wa~
that the pm ocx:ured tn t.he $Ccond
round dupate the f4ct that ha~ oppo-·
nent v.u fe11ter tlwn a shrew
Bob Lemon lost a tou8}l match
to PLU's Rod Brepto, the defeo­
dins Northv.est Conference champ
at ISS pounds. Lemon has won ntne
times thu year agairut six loue~ .
• Jefl R1churds (190) won hu
mulch, 5-0, and headed out to the
Old Irish Inn tor a pitcher orcwo ond
'>Orne loosbull darectly alter the
match Jeff I!• 16-7-1 Lhts year
Heavywetght Mike Han.sen
won "•th call: us Pl U d1dn'1 hove n
hc:.lV}'Wetgbt wrestler
l C wrc:stles Waltameue Untver­
suy tomght at 7 30 1n the P1oneers'
last home mutc.h of the season
Earlier this .season LC beat
AHOY MAIESl
•
eotl'\e +o +he
~ .Pf E 5
TAVERN
45(, N. 5TATE ST.
LAKE OSWEGO
..__ __ _ \\ tllameue b) one poant but I C &!>
nov. wuhout the :.ervt~~ of 167-
pounder Paul Parker. a wmner l~t
time the two teams met
"lf we could get some fans an the
Pu at would really help," suad coach
Pat Kang ... Maybe JU!it wrestling tn
the P11 Will o!betthe los" of Parker "
The grupplef' travel south to
face Oregon lnstatute of Technology
tomorrow and Southern Oregon
State ~aturday
---......... ,.-. -Men fencers top Portland
\lan Roberh
Guest " rlter
l C"~ three fencangtcnm!l fenced
an thcar \econd meet olthe year feb
2 at Portland State Unaver-.tty 1 C \
men~ Squad One beat Portland
<.. ommunaty College. S-2. "'hale the
Paoncer men\ Squad Two and
\\Ornen'!l team c.1ch fell to PSL
"The) (PCC) were well traancd
.tnd good compctttlon but were
definitely ineJtpenenccd when com­
pared to our team" -.:ud Lt coach
\ artzinau ~cal \ eteran fencer'> Herb
he1dman Mork Write and C raag
'-loderbcrg compo'e Squad One
l C\ Men\ Squad Two match­
ed P~l down to the la~t touch but lo,a 5-4 Btl! Jord.1n. Alan
and \tu l>ugun art; hr'it-year
'' ho mol<.c; up Squud 1 wo ~\\1
P\L M~:o \Cry well matched .u
'econd team' arc concern~
hope to bt able to fence them
l he Paoncer women \\etc
out b~ a P~ L team whtch
de~crtbe\ u' ~geared to "•
"'ntaon..tl \\omen\ I nter'ol
Champ10n~hap tha' year · SlY.
the LC tc.tm of ~alae Davitt
bara Chambcrhn and J1ll F
"gaaned confadcnce und toueha
the la ... t me1:t
I <. fenced yc.:\lcrda)
PSl and Rcc:.d ( ollcge, but
'"ere too late to prtnl
H ibQtl. ,\rfcCord. Concwwun. Stoff.!.!
Football coach, players h
Dan Balmer
'ilaff Writer
,\mong the :,UCCC)lle:. of I.C's
1976 l(lotball ~calion \\ere the ex·
cuang nc\\ run-and-llhoot olfen~e
..tnd the team') be!.t record 'ancc
1967 Addmg to tha~ !>UCCC~' arc
honor' recc:aved b} coach Fred
Wahon, quarterback Scoll McCord
wadt receaver Brad Stoner. and
hneb..tcker Bryan Concannon
McCord who broke lour
"luuonal As!.Ocaauon ol lnter­
colleganlc: Athlctao records tha'
:.cason. won lhe followmg awardlio
•Co-Player olthe Year, NAJA
OlVISlOn 2
•All Amenca Second Team,
NAlA Otvlslon 2
• Laute All Northw~t Fim
Team
•AU Oa&tnct First Team, NAlA
Oavasaon 2
•All Northwellt C.onfc:ren~
First Team
•Finabst for Oregon Athlete of
the Year at the Hayward Award
Banquest
•tt was a great year, but 1 wlih
we could have gone ~ " satd Mc­
Cord "We'll shoot for that next
year"
McCord Yltd 1t "felt unreal" to
be named NAlA Co-Player of the
Year, but I hat the teliol of the honor'
were also very amportan t to ham
McCord •~ only the second LC
~t udent I o be~;ome a finalist for the:
Hu)·word Award ''I'll say whntl said
at the Banquet (Jon 3 I). I'd hke to
thunk my famtly, the couchello, and
my teammates. rbat about sutnr. Jl
up." he sua d.
Me( ord's favorite recetver,
Stoffer, who broke one NWC record
und taed &soother. caught 68 pa"e:.
lor I 3 touchdowll) on hts way to
wannantt the followmg awards.
•All Ameraca Honorable Men·
uon, NAlA OlVI,ion 2 •lltllt
team 1\11 ~onhw~ t
• \lll>to,tnct Jir .. l Te.am,
D" 1\lon 2
• \II '\ WC I iN TeJm
~tollenaad ht lelt luc~' t • the honor .. , and attnbutcd
part, to beang in the right ph1'a:'
right t imc:. H c: I eel., that I C•
run ·und-.. hoot oHen't gu\e
ol opportunttte~
Stofler ~td 1 he team "ll
together •· lie \iltd 1 here \\a'
an) da"enttun or fighung
made lor 11 o,ucces~ful ~ea~o n
Wtl8on and lhe coach1n~
were niNo factor. wh1ch
poanted to an has and the
succe'~ "I he way they '""'''
run-and-shoot wu~ great;
satd "f-red (Walson) and Ra)
dtd a real good JOb lt I!)
have much >uccess Wlth a hra,Jijl
offcn"oe, and our record sho.,
we dad."
Senaor hnebacker Con11:1
who ancored the Paoneer
wn' honored wtth the I
de)agnalions
•All Amenca Honorablt
uon. 1\AlA Otvmon 2
•lmle All Northwes t
1 c:am
•All Oastnct first Team ..
Dawnon 2
• All Northwes t
l•arst Team
Wilson wa.. honored liS
All Nonhwe!l t Conch ot the
feel very huppy und grut•fi
tha• '" one of mony awurcb
coache!t," he 'lllld ''I !eclat a$
u re!>ult oJ the: trouble we hud
couple of yean und hnall)• bn41
11 <lll together thi'l year
"McCord and C'oncat
mode at happen, the) were the
that reall) got at together tor
\Atd "We were an the
adversity, und 11 11 a
feehng to get out or them." • Inn
~·o.
hed
:n ~en
which
terc:o!
r" St·
Dlvtt~.
ill Fru
touct~e:~•
·da}
e, but
. eam
luck\:
!ted
tm \\11
re ~~~
!tog a•••
eason
)ac:htnl
,ich
t the
~
rabk
e51
eam.
·ed 8$
~the
11 "
hod
)
(
re tht 3\
t
,. IInfieid., \\ilc.lcuh t:d~('d I C. 112 Ill in lriple o"trhmt Ill'' f ridu). dt~pile
lh~ acriul ('(fore.. of Piunctr., I on, "ildcr (aboH and belu" ri2hU, Dick
florlunj! (hl'lo" lcfl). und Dale I t.~rrnan, on • ltrrtd.i pit toJ
----
• ... • Fri. February 11 The Hilt
Masonic Temple
11119 S.W. Park 9:00-1:00 p.m.
.. Dress to the Hilt whatever yours may be"
Fri. February 11 Film:
"The Other Side of the Mountain"
Evans Auditorium ·
7:00p.m. and 9:30p.m. a1
o ent
ded:
!'.l.tr l R u~c:
tn \\'cdnc~d
n1.11.:t: IIIllS~
i'IORU ~pOl 011
kiJRU \\3'> 1<11l
lhc: I (}(,
«11tl\ ,lbOUI h
He ~.nJ hc:
ant)~ to stud
,-:num,truuon ,,j
the lc) proh
Ro~enb. 1um
ffi<)fC: ,J\\ •H1
1:11«'~ get lhcJ
~tdcn I II 0" lt
.MCnbaum pr
Tues. February 15-Royal lichenstein uarter-Ring Sidewalk Circus ~2~:;:~::.~·
Stamm Dining Room
7:30 p.m.
•
Fri. February 18 Film:
"W.C. Fields and Me"
Evans Auditorium
7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. •
Wed. February 23 The Alpha Omego Players Present
"Hereos and Hard Cases"
Dinner Theatre presentation
Fields D1n1ng Room 5:30 p.m.
Communters are invited to attend (but not necessarily eat dinner)
Fri. February 25 Film:
~~And Now For Something Completely Different'
Evans Auditorium
7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Sat. February 26 Fifties Dance
by ''The Drive Line and the Rearends"
Stamm Dining Room
9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Sun. February 27 Jim Greeninger
Classical Guitarist
Chapel 7:30 p.m. F.ach tru~tec
r:tm()( rs ut the:
rtrrc'c nt the
student' do
l,~n~rtl tallve:. I
::xlcnt ~ 1 he:) d~
R<hC:OhJU
•
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hmga list<
Ro,c:nbaunl
b'tnc~s l rom t h
• snlltUIC: i.l I
b:dent~ and ad
;;:liiUI Prc:std'
bU\e~ from eacl
More "efli
arc: also a
'SIUdcnll> need
to huve u
Rosenbau~
1ill have a q
ludents calling
•
~1 will g1v
hng their
JU~t doing it
'ome ~P
Run-C
Wedn
9 a.m.
An LC '
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mmanatcd ag.i
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lOn I!\ not true
<..ore\-Ht
l:root rt)'. given
. wus 1nte
•~mnut. comm
Mary A"
........ ,,f)' to Pre
l:\tutc WUl>. "an
lege" When
It WU!\(
~rea t. Nortnul
kno\\ lcd~e.
\c U)ocd the c·
rc: lor one '
\ e u":d it tor
~ormnndu
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