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February 17, 1977 Volume 36, Number 6

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1977-02-17

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

'U ' ose11bawn wants
ded awareness
M nruu rrt "'C'~ Inn
''"rr \\ rltrr
\1.trl l~o~cnbaurn a surcd humell u
1n \\cdnc~t!. t\'':-run·ull clcdmn \\llh ,a
J pJ.tCC lint h JUSI 1\\C> \.uleS 0\11 Of the
1n~ 'Jlnt < Hficwls sa1d the mcc lor the
r:\JIKI wns IIIII C'hUC Ill C\111
T'hc I Oc, tntcr\IC\\ttl Roscnb.mm
:tnll} ahout hts pltn~o lor the future
He !i,mJ he s~<. the lad nf rc~ron­
.nN to stuclcnr b) the trustees, the
rot1on and 1 he st udcnt gtncr nrncnt
the kc) Jlftlhlcmli he \\Ill I !tee \\ htlc 111
itt
R<~~enbaum atd the trustees huuld be
~d~ mMc J\\llrc ol !ltudcnt pruhlem "1 he
l~re.\ get thetr tnlnrm.lltnn rmunly lrom
(tltdcnt llo\\.trd .tnt! tht dt. tnli." he s.ud.
!O'(Oblllltn promotes lht tdcU or open
h~(lll' \\ith the llustcc. "'one \\11)' to
,~. ,, udcnt 'ont.tCI with flO\\ cr ct"nlcrs
tht' college.
F:ach tru~ tcc comm1llcc ha one or two
rcJUC!'ICnt.tll\ell, but Ro:o.cnbaum
:!JI\.~ there i' u l.tcl.: ol vt!libilit) between
'""'•·nrc und thctr repre~entauve, , "Student
r..embel ~ t)ll he commiiiCC:S do not Udcquute­
rcpresl!nt the 'tudcnb." he satd, "bi:c:1u"e
IUdent~ don't J.:OO\\ WhO thC:) llfC:. rhe
1:-nrc:!lcrlt. II\~ c11n't adequJtc:ly repre!>enl
~'lXIc~nts the~ don't ~c: ...
Ro,cnbaum w.tnts to mal;e the: lltudent
\tntatives more v1r.tble to Mudents b)
pPtt~nlallgll lio;t ol reprc c:ntutiveseach term.
Ro,enbaum .1ho "'ees a 1.1clo: ol re~pon-
hlrcniC.Io' from the admJnt">trallon He plan ..
mtltutc: u monthly mcclanf between
h .wd udmtm-.tratof'\ to let 11tudent'
aon Pre~ndent Ho\\ urd .md repre~en-
"'"'"' [rom each ndminstrauvc: dc:purtment
More: "ellacaenl Ulic ot K l ( .uad the
OG art .11 o n purl of Ro~enbaum·, plan~
need to be informed bclore thev
parttetpale · he 'illd "1 he A~l C agenda
"hatever el'c " hoppenmg could be
i~htd in the l Ov, and once .1 month I
pe to have a hve broadc.1st on K I C "
Ro~enbuum \<ltd the t.. l C broadcast
'JI have a quc~tton an,wer lormnt w tth
'11dcnh culhng in to m.1kc commenh or a,J.:
1"XSI\On\
"I will give ~tudent ' the rcsource'l lor
~ndhng their problem-; · he said "tn\tcad
JUst doing it my .. c:lr '\I udent' ha vc got to
:Uc ,ome rc:~pon.,ibahllc:' them\el\i() ,"
Run-Off Election
Wednesday .. Feb. 23
9 a.m. to 3 p.tn.
r•rrr) 01\0n
Staff \\ rher
An l C enior h.t~ charged thru .10
llli'tunt to Prc\ltknt Howard hu' dt:.·
lnmtnutcd .tg.un't 'tudcnh wunung to u'e a
~ac:re L.C rctrc:.tl II\ RtdE!Chcld , wa .. h.
f he: oiS i'lotunt huwcver, ~llld the .tiJega•
on '' not true
(ore) Hirsch tht \tUdcnt, \Utd the:
~opc:rty gJwn tu I ( ll\ l.th·tn ...,outher tn
1974, \\cil~ uuc:ndc:d ror usc hy the "enure . .. ·•mpu' communtl) '
Mory Ann Norrnundm. c'ceuuve
lcttctary ttl flrc:<~adcnt lluwurd. ,u1d thutthc
l"t.tnte wu~o "an uncondttlonuJ gtft ttl the
1-UIIICL!c " When the: college ucqutrt'd the
l~rr>MCft)' it \\11\clC tgnutcd lot UM: ·'"•I faculty
~,,rmandtn ,,ud She 'lllld thut. to
!.nowledt-tt. only u lew •tudcnl ttr\lUJl'
c u'cd the e~ta te. 1 he 1.\1 C"\cn.uc wc:nl
lor one d.ty and .cvcr.tl R \ l-!fOUJl"
\C t1 cd it ror ret f~ll~
~ot m.mdan ~Mtid the luture tllthc e~tutc
undet dl'iCUs ton. I he c,,Jlcg~ ·~ t.Urrc:nt·
tr) in~ tu ell 11 As ,, result. r>e.tn ul ' ea
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Lewis and Clark Colloo" Vol. J6 "o. 6 J 1 February 1977
<:ardon ( lark, Rand) \ltndtr, \hr5. Ro,tnhllum
Stender goal to dump RA system
Rand~ ...,tender ~11s the top 'ote gener
in yc~terdu ~ , r.tcc lor .\Sl C Pre.,ldent .md
will be the otpp.m nt f.svcmte an Wc:dn~dny"
run-ofl election tender collected 2.33 \Ole:..
almo:.t I 00 more than the :.econd place
lln"her.
The I.OG ant en ic:wcd Stender ret.:ently
about ht!' plan .. tor the luturc.
He 'a1d ht'> pnman goal '" to c:hmtn.tte
the: pr~ent R•\ ~~'lotcm rcpbcang 11 "ich ~
body of clc:c.tcd dorm reprc: .. c:nc.u ivc~ \~ho
would pro' tdc n dtrcct communic.1tton hnk
bctwc\!n I \L< and on \..o.tmpu' resident,.
MR <\',and dorm countlh urc dc~tgncd
\tudent, Dtd Sorcn~on US£C">tcd th.ll 11
momtonum bt" putllnthc: u~c ulthe propetl)
• to .IH'IId deprec1a1ton
"'lormand1n ,nid the c tate hus matnl~
been u'cd ror htculty department mecttng:;
and ,·earl) lacuhy·tru•.tce mcelln~ . l he
current pohc~ doc~ not ullow u"~ by u
.. tudc:nt group with the c:\teption of the
senate and R;\ ~t:tll, '-torrn.1nd1n said.
lltr~h '' ,, member ut .m informal
~tudent <,ludy ttrl)up that wnntt"d to U\e the:
c~tate lor u rc:treat Math profc"or John
Mtl\er :.pon\Mcd the group. th~h -..ud
Htl'ch satd he told Normundtn about
the purpo:.e ol the trtp and the go.tl'> ol the
group lt'-. member~ plnnm:d to rc\c.trt.:.h and
prep.tn: mutenul ~o I or !Jt oup d1"cu \l(lO
Htl'\~h '-lid the group dt.lh wllh both
uc:-.tdenuc n\attcrs and ,l,pcd-c l,l tnter­
J>e""n.tl ~:ummunu :.ttlon .
The: ~ee!.cnd ul l·eb ol "11' rc~cn'rd hn
the ~tc~ ut co·up 1{1\ tall, hut the co "('P
l1U\tellcd the tnp. Kl\lm mg that 11 had
c:tn~:c:lled , llt111ch ~.111.1 he rcqu~ted it lor u c
b) ht~ gwup
llir ch :ud t\\ ICC h1s ph,,ne cull to to do the same thtng:.," s.a1d Stender. Dorm
go\ernment s urc: pn:tt) luncuoniQll, There's
no lec:hng ol need lor them bccnu~ the Rt\'s
tulo.c: care of a lot ot thinp dorm couneih
mtght."
Under Stender's propo~-.1 . each floor
would elect a repr~cntauv-e to dorm council.
wh1eh would in tum. el~t enator to
repre\(nl the dorm at \')I l. 1 hc:-.e ..enucors
'"ould reluv 1nform.l110n trom A~ll to • dorm counctl~ .1nd 1:4\m inputlrom tudcnt
to AS l C Stender behe'>t' ~ "there would be
more dlectwe commuruc.1Uon bet w«n
\Sl C and the dorms" under tha )~lem
~ormnndan \\en~ not returned und dc..,erabcd
~urmnndtn' otut udc ao; "vc:r.) abrupt ...
Lc:.he Mom • ,Lnother grour member. satd
thctr Cll.pC:rtC:nce WU\ 8 w(fUSirtlttng. ba I"
runaround ."
.. '\ormandm ha) complete control O'~<'Cr
the 'out here tate ... Htrsch said .. , thtnk he
ha' .tbU!oed II •
.. , don t than!.. lln)'onc ochould ha""C that
J.;tnd ol po\\er."
~OIITUI nlim ,uid that the colic~ hn:.
,c:verul rc.t,lln' for 'dhng the: e1tutc:. 1 he
up~cep • c'\pcn,ivc nod the dehcatc nuture
ol the lurntshmg~ make!> it.. usc: '"vef)
hmatcU " Normundm ulsu ~1d the -.;OIIegc
"t;an u'c the monc~ lor a badly nc:eded
~tc:nc~ bUtldtnJI -
~clUthCl. \\ ho 0\\ O'S the land liUrtuUn•
ding the c..,tatc:, h.l' ollcn:d to sell I& pic« of
adjoimng proper!\ ... He ts vety amaable to
our sdhng thc c~lutc: Nom\andin yid.
.. , \\oUid lil.:e to ce the college bu) a
beach hou'e or c-..abm \\ ith the lnnd of thro~­
rugs that )UU ""mid ptd: up and hake out;'
:o-,:,,rnt.lnthn ~II,J .. 1 lhtnl: e\C:f)VOC \\OUid
lil.:c-thut better, fucult~ and tudent •• More involvement
Clark's objective
~ann Rouch •
Sllaff \\ rittr
Gordon Clark: wlll be one of th,. lhrec
cnndacJutef> to meet rn the run-of! elccuon for
\SI C l'r~tdent b) vtrtue ofhtsseoo nd plaec
IJnt h hchmd Randy ~tender Clnrk rim hcd
u Kilnt tvwo ~ootes nhend of thtrd place
ltn.,her. Mark Roscnb:lum .
I he I OG antcrvtC\\ei.J lart recently
bmu ht!o plans for the future
Ue did he pi ccs ampru\ed com·
munttallon at the heoac1 of hu; gmsla and
obJectt\~ luit Opcmng communrauon
c:hnnnel~ repr~:M:nt to tum the lar t 1tcp 10
.• chtevtng sccondan go.1ls
.. , 5ce the Pre!olden\ a &omeone who can
coordinate: communacauon hc:twecn the zad·
mtn151rl1tlon, the students. the J.\SI C Senate
ani.l the Board ot fruslCQ ..
In Clark's op1mon. studenta need to
under tnnd the f'CiiSOns bch1nd dc1:t~~Ons
whtch d11ectly 11!lcct them. •My b1~l80 I
,, to mal:e people more a"are of hovw thtngs
\\orl; around here and hovw they can ma'-c
wmc: mpul People need to L:no\\ wh)
dc:o runs are mndc: anJ "hat the Board of
Tnutccs docs."
Cl.trk behcH:s actton by thcadmmutrn·
lion requiro an 11\\arcness or Mudent ncc:d1
and dc 1ra. "lf the udmanutrauon hears the
same thmgs over and over agam. the) vwill
bc:hc\c them nnd tale :steps to allc~o ·unc
problem JllU3Uons. fhrough open com­
munu:utions channels. they'll be more
rc:sporuu~.c ."
Cbrt: sugg~t open mc:ctingJ or nd·
miOI&lnAI Ofll, f fUSICC5 and studcnU , llS ll
menn ~ of providing that commun1ca11on
hnl. '"I c-.m sec the president n:'oill)' haVJng an
tmpact m ~tung these: people tllllting to C3Ch
other."
CIJtrk cons1den the: prc:su.Jcney one tep
up lrc>m hu rolt-a~ a senator, aod t loot ins
lorwnrd to upporturuti c:s tor uuututing new
tdea~ and policie$. ~As tar us polic), the
Senate JUat t•m't mvolved rhat much 10 the
school nght no"."
When :uked about reasons behind his
dCC&\JQn to run for office, Clark rephc:d.
-on8JnAll) , it was out of ll desire--an
cgoccntn c desire-to see what's going on
and to do ometh•n& abouttt m)-ulf. On the
altruistic side:, from \\hat I w1ll learn. I'll be
able to p.~u on to other people and ~
students more Jn\ohed
.. , ha1.-e "fC:stled \\lth the adell of thiS
being an ego-tnp That' a prett) reahstic
1h10g to do I finAlly decided that I ~inccrdy
want to~ ome thins~ sec done around here
and some: kid' ger more 1moh'ed. I thank I
can better the: student-bod\' ." •
• on
Ginget Baehr. ehatrpet!-on ofthc:,.\:SLC
elections eomm1ttee s.aJd the runoft cl«Uon
~ould be held Wedn~a )'. Fcb.l3, ~a.m to
l p.m. in the 1 rail Room.
Inc unofficial \Ole tall) ,.,u,·
Randy Stcnd~r ... _. ··-·· 233
Cordon Clan--·····~-.. IJ4
M;arl> Rosenbaum .......... I '2
Bob E nck~on ........ -............ 4tt
Cutbv SchmtlL ... _._ ........ 34 •
l'hc: ;\Sl.C C:On"illtUhon pro\ldcs lor :a
mnoft ~lcttiOII al :an~ c:-andtd:.tc ftub to
rcttl\c: more: than .SO per center ulthe 'liOlCS
B) unolltctnl \,t)Unt ss ol 4.4S p m lAst
naght that v..,~ the case. Norman the t-wo
tront runners "ould meet tn a run-otT
cleC'twn Ho\\e\Cr the number t-wo pot w-.u
toll c:I\'SC: to call in '~terwy·s clectiOCl and
the t\~ l C' nunun.aung commrtl« decided
thr« rondtdatcs W\IUid quahf) ASLC candidates set
wasteful example for LC
To lht' f'ditor:
11 l \lencL:en ~tnce s:tud
no~~h m thi~ countn ever \\Cnt
brul.e b' ttndcrc,tlnlllUO the In•
tclhb'Cnl~ ol the Amcn~:-m pubhc:.
Mcnclen', ob.,er>alt\'\n m1ght
cqualh apph ll' 't terda\ ·, t \ l c
candidate' \ot on I\ ''en then
,1cv. (LOG , 10 1n \'38Ue and
c traouJtnanh pr~tctable. but
the cand1dates ''a ud .an appalhng
amount of p3pcr
The mo't aud!l<'tou' culpnh
v.cn~ tho'C \\ ho l<tUffc<l eight b~ ten
tnch sh«t or unr«) dcd pap(r In
tudcnt boxes
ll:c\ln Pcnderga't •~ an cxsm­
ple H1' plug not onl) tooL: up D
[ull hC'CI ot papc"r, but included D.
mu& ,hot \lith the catchy 'lopn
•11:e11n Pcnder!!a~t lor \'1~ Pres•·
dent .. :\!othmv .thout tu plans l<.'r
the next \"ear \o\\ Pendcr~a I, •
v. hat sre ~ou trnng to tell the
'olen>? ~a me lilmiliarit) ·~ ane
thing, billbouds are •mother. Po
you rca II) expect me to behe\'e 'ou
"'til aun c'>n the ecolog) '-C<ln'IC1t'U\
pollc:tc' ot the past
udm1mstmtton')
om.
I u~"t Penderga:>t and ht
encrgeuc pro~g:mda commut~
tali' a lool: at the number ol tr~
all thw &d\ertascments knocked
oil, not to menuon the number of
students "ho resent ha\108 thear Jo"'r nnd 1~1bbt~ piR'>tcr~d '' llh
dCXIIClO plUg
1\:mJcr~U\I \\II) nut :done, un·
tonunatc:h "teH~ Heller :tho ,,uJT.
cd m.ulbtn.t' \\11 h nnnoun~Jc:mcnh
bcllfll\t:; ht~ name LUld the (ltNIIOll
he ~'u~ht, but eupt,lU'h ncgle,llng
to mcnu,m lu plans Heller did.
thought full~ , U'CjU\l huJr B J':lgt' tll
pu'h m name
"Cime. hle Jerrc: !'tathato~
nnJ \l,u k Rt."cnbaum thd nMlc:
I))Ut' tntemcnh tm 1 hear c.unpa1gn
nuucnnl. \nd tho'e t" o can·
d1dDits dti.ln't cram C\'cr~ m:ulbo'
full~'' matc:nnl-cl\\t u~ ol T uc,dn).
un~ \\':1\
nround
,\AGA. The\ srouc:rl"i.l m:ucrutl
1 he I rn1l R t'om onl.l
nnd ncgiC'\:tc:d 10 u c
rc"'' clcd paper
I \Uppo c. tn ft(nllc:cuon ol
the \\,1, the pre..,tdc:ntHII campa1sn" • \\ere: :lltructurc\.1 th1 har I 'hould
oo1 be \Urpmcd that -1 \I < cun·
dnJrne' ncgl~h:d hl ~tddrc''
~pccallc ''~ue~ . When Junmy
Curter wan nn c:lecllon "11 h .1
llurr) ol ttrc:tn ami \\ h1tt 'mahng
f'tl\ters nnd bumper ud:et' tlOI)
.. hghtl) lc: .. i.lbno,aou' than the: 'I
t·OU:'I\ n tl• one:., II I\ not .. ur·
pn,tng that Kc:\ln Penderga,t.
"'c'c: Uclkr. and the majont) ol
1 ~ l < C'.1nd1datc' hould folio\\
ht 'Jmplc
Clam• ,\lurtm
Mattersdorff responds
To thr Edilor:
Your hut is~ue mb.n:p~ented
m) \:ic:ws about "tying ~b.." I felu
Yes, 1 have grnve doubt~ about
the: praclt~ ol tyins a meal contract
to the rental of a dormnol'} room
But I ha"e no :.uch doubtA about the
allesc:d "lyintt" or a following term·~
tuauon (for all but graduating
cruoD) to a student's pa.rtJC1p4tion
an n O\en.ea:. program for two
n:~wru :
l) .Sobod) can be forced to
enroll at LC :Uter rctunung lrom
such a program or at any other umi.
An) number of 'tudents have gone
on O\"enea' tours "'itbout rcturmng
to LC. What could the colte~ do to
dragoon them back to Port.land?
2} The 1s.sue ~ rather, whether
the coUe~ must sive academic credit
to overseas students who do not
return to our aeademtc program I
don't trunk it doa Thmk of n.n
o\erieu tnp u embelluhina a lArger
academic program. the college
promotQ it lind subaadl~ 11 heav1-
• t\. in order to enrich a :~tudcnt's •
3Cddcmac career. It can, 1 behe\ e,
e'\pect the )IUdent to return and to
n:pa\ the: collc:gc by cnnchmg the
acadcmtc protlram on campu~.
I he college offcl" other ~pcctal
benelit~ of thJ) 110rt to au \tudents.
I-' or c\ample, cut·rate ttcket\ to <;On­
~rts . The} are to enlighten the
student and al\O to amprove the
ac:.1demic atmosphere on campu$.
These 'pcciol opportunities.
olfcred a1 a special pri~. ~hould only
be available to people connected
wuh the college "ho arc wllhng to
)h.arc "'ith the rot of\b the benefit or
expenen~ that the college has
generated for them.
That's how I see n.
G.JJ. \.latursdorfj
Oo )OU hnr • hot lead! The
Pionetr I o~·, M"''na'lh number IS
t,t, l.U. I t'lltr ''' tht' I duc•r )/wu/.1 hr
a.ldrf'..\ lt'(/tc' fl<l' 2 J. 17u• (/,•,,,1/mr ''
10 nm • \lcmdm' 411 \ltlollll' lUll I'
'"' ,11f,1 bt• t 11w.J cmd art' '"'*''I to
I dlfll/t:,
• vasectot1lles
I o the t-dltor·
·\lthoul(h I nor mull) react with
fru,tratlllO am) .mgcr \\hen 1 heM tll
men telling "'omen how w c 'hould
ted ab,lut aboruon~ . I v. ould h~t' to
~upp~' thtll ungtr lor one moment
and )uggesl to the Re,ercnd John
Po\\ell thut he ch.sn~t h1' t1u:uc .
Jn,tc.1d ol '>hnmmg \\omen for
"b.1b\ L:tlling," why don't you lob b)
lor .md d~tro) the myth~ .\bout
\U~«tomu:.,'1 ln that wa). '~e women
would not hn\c to C:\C:n deal \\lth the:
problem' of ubortton Your work,
Mr. Powell, would be trcmendou~l)
more cffc:.;;tt\e hccau'e you'd be deal·
mg v.tth .1 moral problem pcculint to
\'tlur O\\ n 'c' •
Eclipse scope
sadll li111ited
To the Editor·
Although prole~~or~ on tht'
campu) do a ttrc:at deal ol tulkang
about hearin~t other poinh ol v1ew .11
~omettmC:!!> !>hod..' them to learn that
thert: are other potnts of 'ic\\,
I "'a~ mo!>t di'l.tppomtc:d with
the rect'nt \)'mpo,ium, Ml he Echp~c:
of tht Public". tn t hnt ell'enttally
• onl\ one pomt ol vac:w wn~
rcpr~entcd by the panel of '>peuker~
\ppurentl > the organizer~ or the
"sympo~aum" arc dreadlully •8·
norant of what a ymposaum ~~
M} tru~t\ Wcb~tcr\ dcftne~
:.ympo:.aum 3'1 "a collectton of
opmaon) on a ~UbJecl " One \\ ould
have to bt: psychollc lo \Uppo!>c that
Mtttord, Harm. Carno), and Sinter
repre~ent a "collection of opanaon!>"
on the ':>UbJect. unles\ one .. uppo~e
that the cgahtaria.n manmt po)ltton
opinion h lhe only opanaon to
collect
I ~ugge:> t a new tllle: The
Echp~ of the Symposium" The
~ .. ympo~aum" was rather a forum for
• few cynical and I maghl add,
cxpcnsave. "mar}IJuns" to vent the1r
ho uhttes agamst the )lntu~o quo. and
\enung them through m1crophones
and spcake~ purchased wnh
captta.lJst·gencratcd endowment
funds and tn51de a ~port!l center
hnanced lo.rgc:l) by the .. robber
barom" of Gcorgin Paetfac corpora­
tion
h should not be torgouen tho.t
MARGULIES I ""'II\ lllJit''
II 1• 1111/J to OJIC'Iogt:c • 10 ,\It'\ c•
Pollf't cmcl \fmJ.. Role'nbcmm
Potttr ha1 r.omplumf•d that l111
J· Jlourtl cUIIIJIIliKII \lrllt'flli'/11 n cH
1101 1111 /udi'c/ Ill /u11 1\'t'''~ \ l'il'c /tun
11•riiUII /<OII'IIbUII/11 Ultd he• ll'tll IIUI
m/mmc•cl o; tilt• apporlllflll ) to hr
f'/rctW!:TIIJ1/11',/ for t/rul l'f1K•'·
Wl\e) orri\. Milford. urntn
more thun a handful of l C studenh
.trc 'ympatheuc to cap11ah!>m . l
thtnl. 11 as 'agnilicant that 10 percent
ol the: LC '>ludc:nt bod~ 1s currently
enrolled m unt' haghly captt~llistic
couro.e culled "Investment:>" and
not. I trU)I. \\ ath the an tent or
orotesting the ~e"' '\ orlr. toe!.: E <t­
chnnge.
Jc:,~tca M1tford wa\ a very
entertaimng :.peaker whacb t~t onl)
unde'"'tandnble smce 'he ~poke for
an hour about a humorous subJc:ct
Jc\stc.a Milford
A )peaker ~uch 3!> Milton f ned-
FOU "-D One ver) fuuy and lovmg
cat 01d vou lose tum? Identify and
we wtll regretfull> return the lmle
darling to you 3rd Floor Howard,
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pupl'f. II 1 mlrr mtl'fl',~d. rail IJw.
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and \.Ia run Curnoy shoring the pial·
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a PR mun from a ··b•g. bad
compan)" or lor that mntter,
mortuar\ '?
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po,1um. let', repre~ent tht ~tudenu
not JUM the phtll>!>ophy depart men·
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Elil gwdunte" mec:ung an Portland
If antcre:-.tcd call 228-0927 or
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hunt) moun, \HIIIIgHtl\ warm hcnc;Jih the 11111 feel ol Hnmmctt' mo11t
fttmou' chur.tetcr . Sum Spade John llu ton' pruduct1on nf 'lltt>
,1/a/tr•lt' I ulfmr wall ~hm\ Feb. 1J, 7 p m. 10 lht-(. ounetl Chambers
H umphrc~ Bogan hard I) rocmbles Hammell' de~cnpuon o(
Spade (", .. hi\ chin •' Jlllltng' under the more lle:4.ible \' ol his mouth
lh\ rulltrtls cur\ed b.td to m.1kc unother, ~mnller '·The' motal \\lU.
ptckcd up .tg.11n b) thickt h bro"s ri mg fr!lm twtn creases above u
htwked nose, 11 nd ht J'l.lle bro" n haar greY. down ... 10 a po1nt on h1~
lurehc:.td. lie looked rnther ple<iSJntl} like 01 blonde !iilllln).
'c:t • incc I he mm ac wn' rdca,ed in I 941, Bogey has been equated
"tth Spade. E~;crytsmc IJOI.(C)' laugh down the barrel of 11 cannon
m.NjUCruding •1\ ol piStol, Of jc; c;fO\\ ned b} :.omc: Cheap mug In U tough·
gu) \Uit, that j, Sp.tde.
5pudc b tht• detccthc: ,
\nd 1 ht• Maltt"h' Fulwn I !I tlu• ,\mericun m)'littr) mo\lc. II hu!)
been the buw. of mo't detect I\ c mO\'Ie' and e\oet) televisaon c;cries
produced 'IInCe: then. Every nauoot II!> Spadt-(eAcept Jim Rockford
"ho" Ph1lhp Murlowt:) They're: ju~t dre !>ed tn a trcshcr wurdrobc:
I he modern hought and-putd·lor mvesttgator 1\n't dcc.41dcnt.
though He: ht" JU!.t retatned the qua hue:. m1lhon' of cnthuslll!.h lubel
blue chap fhc) enJOY the ~oldu:r-ol-fortune who, wath pmate
hlook.:.hot eye,, m<!ke' corp~c c.1lh tn the dtuper-and-raule hour' ol the
nwrnmg. Where would we bear no one cared enough to '>huke up the
htc.r.m;hy of "ocaety unul the truth fell from Its pocket'>?
"A good many thtnap go around 10 thednr~ bes1d~ Sontu Claus,"
Herbert Hoover ..atd, und he wa" nght Chtc.41gO viohnt~t' boollcggcrt>
and hood' crowd the .alley., ol contempornry socact) We need a hilrd­
u~c; hlo.e Spade who hu!> 'lent h" lear to Jn early gra,e.
"fh" ,., m)' cst~ and my game. I could manage to land on mv
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lect-~ure thi' time, but the ne~t time I tried to put O\ler a fast one
th() d ~top me so last I'd '"'allow m) teeth."
\\ ho'e 'en\c of ju,tiec keep' h1\ con,cience and leelinp lor the
lo\che't ol chenh barcl) haniJlng on hi" eufl.
ul'm going to send you o\'cr. The chances arc you'll gel off wtth
hie. That means )ou'll be out agnm in 20 >cars. You're an angel. I'll
\loilll tor you ... If the\ hang you I'll alway!> remember )ou."
"MII~ ... \\il'l u lou~e I lound that out the fir.tt wed. \\c were in
bu\lne'' together \\hen a man\ partner t!> kJJied he\ \Uppo,\!d to do
\omcching abou111 It doc'ln't make any d1ltcrence whut you thought ol
ham He wu~ your partner and you re suppo,cd Lo do \Omethmg about
II I hen II happen' th;al \\It Were 10 the deteCtiVe hU\IOC!\\ \\ell \\hen
one or your organu<.~llon ge" ktlled tt\ bad buMn~ .. to let the ~iller get
.m.ty wtlh at.lt "bnd all around bad lor the one orgun11a11on bnd lor
1!\er~ dclec;.ll\t c\lcrrwherc T hard, I m a detecll\c and cl'.pccung me to
run c.nmanut.. doY. n and then h:t thern go free i., hl..c a!>.ktng a dog to
catch a rJbbat and let it go"
Spndt hu' 'ur"i'ed the greatt.\t hurdshapo; any dcteclt\c can
cndun:. l hent hu\t~ tried to brtbc him "uh a hc.1hh\ \lad, ol dead • prellidcnl\ \\omen hu\c thro" n them ehe' ruthl~:.l) at h1m lie\
'ccn hts partnu turn up 10 the morgue wuh a tag on his toe. Ue e\en
Uf\1\Cd McC:Jrth)'lm , '~hen T1lt \loltt" .,~ Falco11 "a' banned a~
communt't htemturc.
'' long "" this mo,tc remains, he can ne,er dte. Humphrc)
8o8<Jrt c..1n mt ... reprc,ent hsm to 1 he" orld Other detective, can 1matate
h1m. But .1nyonc lo;no"'' the) cun ltnd the ual o.~m "pdde on l>o~t
~trel!l 11 needed.
care rin
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What can you do with only a bachelor's degree?
Now there •s a way to budge the gap between an
undergra duate educdhon and a challengmg respon­
sible career The Lawyer s Asststant •s able to do
work tradilaonally done by lawyers.
Three months of mtenstve trammg can g1ve you
the skalls-the courses are taught by lawyers You
choose one of the seven courses offered-choose
the caty tn whtch you want to work
Stnce 1970. The lnstatute for Paralegal T raantng
has placed more than 1600 graduates 1n law firms.
banks, and corporataons mover 75 cataes.
If you are a sentor of htgh academic standang and
are Interested In a career as a Lawyers Assistant.
we'd like to meet you.
Contact your placement oHace tor an tnterv•ew wtth
our representatcve.
We will visit your campus on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28
The Institute for
Paralegal Training
235 South 17th Slr .. t, Philadelphia, Pennsv•~•n•a 19103
121SI 7J2.680Q
Operated by Par~·leoal, Inc Enrollment up
for adult ed.
< ullr&e Prt'!> Strvlrc-
,\~ JOb~ become more srorce
.1nd llpcct.lla;ocd and .11 college
cnu,llmenl.l. level or decline, an in­
cac.lsmg amount or older adult~ arc
cntertng unaver .utei\ ucron the no­
twn and the 1vory towers welcome
them wuh out~trelched palms
In 1970, 22 percent of the
notion's college pllpulauon w~s over
25. By 1975, the llgure h.td n'en to 34
percent, and the Censu~ Bureau
prc:d1cts that by 1980, 40 percent ol
college atudents rna) be over 25. fhe
Untver~it) ol C.uhrornin at Bcrkele)
• • regaMered a JUmp an enrollment of
O\cr 2,000 11tudents O\oer 30 10 the
ll\e year' bct\\een 1971 and 1976,
and u apokeswoman at lbe State
vn1ver'\ity of Ne\lo Vorl.·, Emp1re
\tute College, 11 special program ol
continuang educauon lor older
student\, '·.IY"-there ~ a -steady
)lft.am of upphcuuon~ comrng tn."
~L1le clll.penence credit" is
oHeu:d (or relev-.mt knowledge
tudent• may have packed up durang
thetr veun out'ltde of «:hoof
1 hough the h(e upenence credat..
havt been crmcued b)' orne of the
more con_ervntl\le profe~o~ on
college campus~. a -5pokeswomao at
the Empire State College ,_.)'5 that
c~penenual leam10g must be
documented and th:u credit is ghen
onl)' for wlcaming ." S an C:Qmple,
she noll:$ thai omcone who has
worl.ed ut a bu incss office would
not get credit juOJtlor working there,
but "ould tl it could be
dcmonl'truted that accounting or
'\ome other skill had been acqutred
there 'ihe ~ay .. that the lltudenu,
""ho have an avcruge .tge ot 37, are
mtcr~ted in wrious fields.
1 he program was set up. . he
~n)''l, bt:taU'IC .. there wa!. a demnnd."
C leon 1-1 hompson. \1ce-
pre<~adent of Student ~Uutn. for the
U mversit) of 'lorth Carolina. thinL:~
thnt more old-tamer' are howing up
on his ;)y)tem') II campuses bccnu)C
they 11rc ll\'ln~ longer and bcc3use
older people arc seeking skill and
knowledge to help them perform
better at the1r job~ and beneiic more
lrom their lei~urc hou~ .
')e,eral U ·c camplacs. he
sa) lcthd) arc ~'-mg older
tudent , and the long-range plan at
l. C 1 to attmct a larger number of
the old a~ the young become relathe-
1) 'lt'.lr~.
Though UC Berkeley does not
h.t\e pecial program~ lor aging
collegian~, Dr. Fern French of lbe
Bukeley Sthool of Public Health
note:. that ''we dee not allowed to
dt,tnminnte on the basts or age
Gmndp.uen~ are getung degr~ "
fhe oldest '>tudenc nt UC Berkele) i!l
75 -
ROCK, .M'ZZ, FOfJ'. IILta, IOUIDI RACKS,
AND CUSttC:*l
W. •p•cl•lz• In
out-cf·print re coo ct.
for colecton
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MIJii'i. ·Sat. 11-.n • 7pm • •••
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1 :HI ,,,. uljilcuul Qtld
u/flu·t rht: CJ..•mfur·
rublt! "
Ctuomt boycott. Sccrel!lry of SlDtc Cyrus Vanu has urged
Conlfes.s to 1mpo~ bo}'cott on Rhodt~~lan chrome He hopes thlS wtll
perauode white Rhodestan leader I an Snuth to acc.ept trunsmon to the
blat._ rule in ht5 country.
New O&hdn& in Lebanon Syrian tanks uod mortan shelled
Palcsunaan guerillna 10 a ~trut refugee camp Lut Fnday. lt wa• the
bigge~t outbreak of fightin8 Since the Leb.&nese civil wnr ended two­
and-a-hall month. ago.
South Afric.n d~ll "'•' looms. Roman Catholic Bllhops 10
Prcconn ~ouch Africa, ha\le warned that black citiu.n5 ba"e pa.ued
"the potnt of no return · .and •ee a civil war brewtng.
~tYttt punishmtnh for rlottn. After recent pncc nots, Prmdcnt
An~.u Sadac of Egypt h.u .approved a perulry of life lmpnsonment­
l5 yeAn under ES)ptian law-for sabotage. strikes. sit-ins, ta~ e\o'llsion
and membership in underpound groupJ
Communism lttallztd. The premser or 5paan and his cabinet last
v.eek appro\cd Lwo la·ws, one lcplizmg unJ potinaal part)' and the
other barnng the armed loren lrom pohucaJ aeuvtt).
Prisontr problems in Mexico. 600 Americans bdd tn ~ .. ;. .... u ... n
Jllih ha\'C sent pleas 10 President Caner asking him lO work ror lhetr
release I rom charge$ the) claim would have been .. thrown out of court"
in the U.S. Most of the Amenc:an pruooen are being held on drug
charges A letter was abo sent to Muican president Jose LopeA
Ponillo
\1ort born~ to pia) "ifh. Prcstdc:nt Carter has re\lSC'd former
Pre tdcnt <Jerald Ford's ftSCal 1978 bud@Ct and hu included much
more defen~e spending lhun the current budget.
Small hl~h-MPC autcw. President Caner uad he ~ consulertng
lSIZC limitatiuns on autos and min1mum clliciency standards lor
git~ohne com,umpiJon
Bom~h ell of • dbdcnutc. ,\ Princeton Umvmtty llludenc \\ ho
tart led much ot thewsecure" "orld la\t year b)' designing il homemade
atomte bomb, recent!) reJeCted rcque"' from two foreigngo,emment•
tor tho~e plan~ . John A. Phillips s:aid he hod been contacted by the
P .. kutllnt anc.l French embAutes an Wo hmgton, D.C.
Warnlti.c nomination undc:T fire. Paul Warnke's pont statements
oppo tng construction of the S..l bomber llnd the Trident submarine
tuve caused problem with hiS nom\naiJon as this nauon's chJef unru
negouator.
ERA bit~ the du't In ~e\ada . Tbe Equal Righu Ammc:ndment
was voted down m the Ne\o"ada congress, 24-1 S.
Thrtal'> or Oood. As the temperature goes up in the mjdwest and
~t. thi, "inter'$ hca'y no" taU may threaten the Ohio Rt\"er Ba in
w1lh runofl floodma.
•
Euthana..,ia ! HEW has hUed u moratorium on l\\0 flu \aCctncs •
fhc department recommended that the clderl) and people -.:uh
cbrontc tllnesses rc1leh'C '\hot that could protect tbcm from both the
5\lo.IDe Ou and the -Victoria stnuns
Cil) or Angtls bl~\n north "'itb watrr. los Angcle<)-W h1ch 40
}earc; Qgo (need 01 ~imilar w.tter 1borta1e -J.S .sendin& the precious
liqutd north\\urd to rehe'c droughts 10 an FnmsiSQ) and .. acramen­
to. ~ onhem districh wtll pay S20 mtUton to the Lo<~ Ansdcs
Metropolitan Water Dt~trict.
GM nai'O \link. General Motors ha.. .. told a ~ena teem tronmental
pollution '.>Ubcommi nee, WThe~ is no emmusioo control technique
Jr.:nown to us Y.hich will permit us to market a GM 1978 model line in
comphance with clean 3ir standards."
The Fiftb E.statt. A national team of 29 top in"'C'Sllpttve report en
ha\c determined that •the state of Arizona, "hich ~not geared by law,
attitude or capacity to handle it, is oveN helmed b.) orpniled mme.-
Tbc results of the tn\C:Stlptton Wlll reported!) tnclude the
unco\ering of all forms uf crime-including fraud, bribery, conflict of
interest, murder. embezzlement and extonion-whsch pan three
decades and reach into e\'Ct)' state in the union.
Peddtd pocktts. peddtd Wlll.ls. A 34-yea.r-old man is underaoma
p$)Chiatnc eomtruauon after police found him handios out crup S lOO
btU,.~ liP' to Montreal waitresses , store clerk tnd taxi dri\~1'). He had
I"C\."entl) snhented S I S.OOO·from the estAte of his dead mother. --l ncle O.c.r'' lbt. to;clwork, 1a scatbing \'lew of the tele~.uion
indu••ltr). and Ror.lo: I', the rap-to-nchcs .stof) of a bo~er . each won ten
Oscar nominations. All Th~ Pr~.u,/rnt'J .\len followed wtth eiaht.
l.oob likt ha\h .. ~mok~ llkt hbh. ;o.;oY., hke wh and l;Upr. there
i\ n hn h 3Ub tttute The \\ oodle.) Herber Compan\ an Okemos,
Mkh1gnn hu mtroduccd ltn herbal molang miKturc called Lcuucene
Brand \\ tll.l I ettuct Hu h :mJ Opium.
Inc hn ht h uhst•tutc: L •m•lb.r m appearance to hsht i\fgh.tm
hll' umJ, the Cllmp.sn) ' . hums wdl fhe opmm ub tnule" bl1 l
nnd hCk) nd the uon er oltbc t\\U Hoth come m LJ.r~ thrtt srum
pacbges •l raditlonal \merit-an pioneer hou t-
'Jiool on \pnl 21. f 11,; Hts ap..,.arnnce as part 01 the annual f"'lt ... in' lS the focu ot t three-uct o opc:r tat
~--1 the lJnl\cr II) of Portland's MB80 Hunt lumni Da\. cen:mon) at the choo • one o. I oday lheatn:, feb. II\ nod IQat p.m. numcrouli c:\'Cnh antended to l.;cep alumna an
'------------~~---:---1 touch "lth pr-.. nt ~tudent •a... \our &uilar p1clo. J!&thtrinr d~t! • The Proctor and Gamble Oi,triburinl! ~ ~ • 1•· h • · th
Bdl ~lll ,.,...4\.; 10 an afternoo11 recep- Would )OU 111.c to meet ot er mus1c1aD' w1
0• will hold anten1ews on campw todD) "'r- • '1 J h .. t an tton. to 1x tollo'olo-c:d b~ 40 e"erung dmncr· s1mtlar 1ntcrcMs to Jam om t e t~ u~JCI 1o and Feb 1~. Cbcd: \loith the C;a~r Plan runt Cleannghou e Conusct Am) Ra\itch, Bo'-
and Placement Office rnr r appointment . Ld;a:n:cc=·==============::::; 2216 or 2-15-150)(
• The ;\orth•t"t film 'Ndit'l> Centrr wdl ., •1 hr National f ndo" ment for the ,\rts
present -amunu. Pan.. ,, nd Ill. F~b 17. e s has n boo\.;lct thnt SI\'C5 an 0\ef\IC:\\ ot
19and 20 at p.m Each of tbdilms LSa elf- e tederul ~rant opponunmcs 1n the an . The
oontamcd film and part ol the legendiU) booklet mclude) grunt eligJblht) n:-
tnloQ m v.h1ch Tmbiro Mafune pia) a 1------------------i qutrerncnt , npphcanon procedures. and
IUpU\"C master .)v.ord-.man ol lbth ccntur) •Tht Oreton ~talC' Police "111 hold cam- de:~dhnes Wnte the ~utumol l!ndo"o~omenl
Japan. The films \\111 be \hown at the pu5 mtcnle\\ l cb "'"'. Chcd lhe Career tor thC' \rLs. \\'ashm!lt on ll C
Portland Art Museum Y. Part and Plannmg nnd Placement Ouicc lor nn ap- • Tht' Oregon Hl'ltoric:al \ocict~ wtlt .. pon-
Jt ·" · tn. Adm~l(ln is S .. ~ pomtmcnl . ,0r u cne:i ol rnrc hht 'lnc. ll film thnt \\ill
•'-1' Ortton eolle&t ~" im I tAm' arc at l.C • Thr CaN<er PlanninJ: and Plactmcnl hov. at noon, 1 hur1>dU) t hrouph Murch.
co ,nl through aturda} for \he :'\ II\ tnttr \nil preent a .cmmar entttlc:tl Ml) 1 of the film~ IUJ\c not been ;nu1lablc to
Distnct II Champroruh1ps . ee the Ptoneer Car~NJ 111 tlat Stock Brol\tros:t Bwmr ~~. the pubhc before Admu.no11 l.fjrt't, seatmg
unmm and dt\'CJ'S an act1on at b p m Feb 22 at 3:30 p.m m the Gr:l) Room hm1ted Schedule !' ot the films are av:ul11ble
tomght. 10 a.m. and 7 p m tomorro'olo, and Spe:a~ers 'olo1ll be John Bate.. soante ( , · h oac:t), 12.30 ~ \\'. Park.
10 a.m. and S p m. Saturda) Prott£SOr of f'uunce and former \11X prot· • '\t~ tl•mp,hirt Colle~te of ManchC.)ter,
=================~ dent of \temll Lynch. P1ertt. Fenner and t-.. . . H 1mp htn:, 10 conJunction "1th the
Smtth, and Kenneth J HO'olo4Ud. account lnternauon31 Facult) ;\ 'oaate or :\e\\
• -
•~ OF "ill presen1 H-:C Fields and ft
a1 -and 9:30 p.m.. Feb I 10 E\':ans
AdmiS5100 lS $1.::!5. e ccuta\e for Memll L) nch tn Portland . \ ork Cit) has announced a program a war·
=================~ dtng three to ~~ urut~ of college credit to
• studcnt:s partic1pa11ng 10 tudy tours of the
USSR and other countn~ . J·or more mfor­
nutuon. \lonte Prolnsor Robert Barret,
cha1rman of the lnternauonal Facuh)' 1-----------------i J\)S()Ctato. ·uite 113~ ~orth, 101 Park •Tht hr"t ~ational Banlii of Oregon "o~oill
• Tbe L basketball team "ill pl:l) Whit- hold campus inteniew feb. 23. Chcd: "ith
~ma=n::::m::::P:a:m:p:h:n:, :F:e:b=IS=at=7_:30::::p:.:m===::: the Career Planning und Placement Office .\\'f'nnl' ~t''olo Yori., ' \ 1001 ..
• ,, 'lptcial .. ea\on "udenl ticket rate ol Sh
av:ulable tor the lour-conccn Oregon
mphon) Cho1mber Orche.tra !>cries m lor an appom1men1
• •Tbr Free tlohe~t) rum 7"M Malt~ sr
fa/ron "ill be shown in Lhe Council
Chamben., Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. The film ts open t-----------------"""1 to all tudents and admwion ufut..
•Orramq John EIU~ wilJ perform an Center at Catlin Gable Sc.hool. Feb.
23, Mar. 30. Mil\ 10 and Mu-. 24 l1cl.:t:ts are
available trom the Oregon Symphon) Ticket
cc. 1119 S. \\ P.1tl.
recuaJ on the C:asa't'ant Frcres organ tn the •The LC Choir \Iolli perform with the
LC chapel Feb 10 at ::l p.m. Admassioo i S 1. Symphony Chamlxr Orchestra, •The Collt-le Center for Education
Abroad .u 8ea\er College ulen.s1de Pa ..
\\Ill orfer three summer programs maktng
eJtten.st\e u~ ol the unique luc1titaes and
roourc:cs 1n and near London. Courses- \lotll
be offered 10 archaeolog), h1stol')', hterature.
modern art, mu~c and oc:1ology. For more The orsant)t wtll also hold 3 muter clau at Feb. '23, 8 p.m. at the Calxll Center tor the
LC Feb. 19 at 9::30 a.m. The scsston u free Pc:rformmg Arts nt Cathn Gable Sch'lol.
and open to the pubhc. Anyone mtcauted m J\dmimon for students as S2.50 and lltl'eLS
p.aruapaung m lhe class should contact Lee arc D\'llllable at the Ore~onSymphonyud;et
Garrett t the SChool of Mus1c. office
•Tllt ·International Affair," a lair put on
b) ISO fore1gn studtnti from the Ponland
area \lolll be hdd m Templeton , Feb 19 from
II a m. to S p m. and 'o!olll feature a dance
begmmng at 9 p m Soothes will be placed
throughout the cent« nll da) to 5~:11 food and
aufts from the ~~udents ' nat h-e lands; Enter­
tasnmcnt lS scheduled :It I and 3 p m
•Th~ 1 C basketball ltam wtll m~t Pac11tc
Uru-.ertlt) ' tn lhelt last home game ol the
~5on Feb 19 at ~~30 p.m. in Pampbn.
•Judi Rocke) will pret.ent her semor
reo tal at p.m., Feb 19 an E"-aru. The p~ano
loe~rl ormance 'o!olll mclude ~orb b) Bach,
A~to , "\ uhtro. Chopm and Cesar Franc
•A Mardi Gras cdebration . fcatunng
F~l1adada . beg~ru Feb. 19 at 8;30 p.m 10 the
founh floor of the ~eighbors ol Woodc:rah
Buildang. S. \\. 14lh and Morrison . An
ctgbt--ptec:c Portland band, FdJddDd~~ pla)'l
Laun, Jan, Calyp10and Reggae. Admwton !:::================~ mtormat1on "rite CCE , Bea,'l:r College.
lens:1de. Pa. 19038. s. • usquehanna nt\e~ll) \\Ill conduct1ts
sc:H:nth btenmal summer stud) program at
Unl\crsll) m England dunng the .,_ ________________ __. ummer of 1917 Th1 fi-.c-\\ccl: program is
•The c:raduatt chool or \dminhtration IOtn:n to undergraduates, recent gradual~ or
trom Wtllameue Unl\erslt) \lo11l hold tntcr- an) M:nousl) mterested oduh for more
\1CWS on campus Feb 2~. Check \\lth the mtormauon wnte Dr. Jame) Blenmg. su,-
Cnrcer Planmng and Placement Center _for quehanns Universll,), Seltn~gro\e, Pa.
appomtmcnu; . 17h "0
• fhr l.C ~omen '., ba kdball team \\111 •\.lultnomah Counl\ i~ one ol u handful • meet Mt. Hood Communtt~ College, Feb. 24 .. ounue- 10 the n 111on selected lor an
nt 7 P m. m Pamphn. lalcolllolum treatment p1lo1 project spon-
•t he Portland Chamber Orcheslra "ill on:d b) the ~auonal A sociatioo of Coun-
ln•·-· nt tU mus1c darcc::tor and conductor, u~
Paul Bellam, :u solot51 on both "iolin and •0\IM will prntnt Tht F.m.suin /nt~TJ« ·
\lola an the second regular concert ol ns 11011 1n the Kendall PIDnetarium now
hir•'-' h season, Feb. 14. 8 p m .• in Cabell through Mil)' I. The sho" IS the first
unterfor the Perforaung ru, Catlin Gabel planetanum show anyy,here to deal 'olo&th lhc
:>CIIlO<U. Admw1on i' S 1.50 for students. t ielenust'' work. It sho"~ Monda)
• The Croup for ='e" !\1U)ic will appear 1n lthrotJgh Frida) at I :30 and 3:30 p.m. wnh a
concen, Feb 24 at 8 p.m. 10 the chapel. P«ial 7:30 p.m. showmg on Fridays.. aho
:================::::: Ponland mw1ciaru are dechcated to the turdo) and Sunday, 11 a.m., l, 2. 3 and 4
of mU)ic wntten since 1950 p.m. Admisston u S2. j, SI.SO.
• The concert will be an snformaJ lecture •It'• the .1tarboo&. re~hal! People are
rea tal and admuJton •J fru. needed for photography. Ia) out and produc-
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~==~~~~~=~====~ lion ol LCs fiDt yurbook in nan~y~~.
•Cha~l Knict willlx held at 10:30 a.m
m the c:bapc:l. Taylor Potter !~!oil! deli\tr the
menage.
• e e.
•Forrlc.n studeni.J at LC nre agaan
prov1dangu culinary' ser.1ce to an:a residenll .
The •tudc:nt• ha\e offered to join family
meab or dtnner panies and ~e meals 1----------------- ...... natne to lhctr homeLand! . For more infor-•Career OpportunitiD in Collrce and mAUon call ut 324 i;onU'IiiJ Student Allain Wort.: wdJ bel~
t.UbJect of a Car«r Planmng and Plllccmcnt • T ht Thud Annual Gruter OMS I [\tn
lt.emuur. Feb 21 at 3 p.m an the Gr 'I Room l..oncn. l,o,rlitr and Loopirr Paptr Air-
5P«:ak,ers V.'lll be DennJ~ Hop\loood, center plane Conttsl and Shu• "'all be held at
nd Make ford. Student Ac:tmues OMSI'a m:un nud1tonum, feb 17 at lOa m
Duector Regr•tl1lUon lS free but b) matl only Send tO
•Griffin Bell. Attorney General of the OMSI PapcrAuplonecontest,4015W S.W.
Unned StaLes, \\&ll speaa. at lhe LC Law Can)on Rd .• Portland. 97221. ICom1e to the class in Manz.anita\ b:uement,
:30 p.m. ThurM!ay .
Editor'~ notr:
At thtiT Ftb. /4 mt~ung. :Jiudrnt
utuzwr.s duwJud pmull:mg mrmbns who
did 1101 r~qular/y olf4'trd unau ml'ttmgs.
Smutun C'Omp/um~J about .stud.-nu
l'.llh ~\·namg clos~.-.s that k.~pt thttn {rom tilt
MotJ001 mutmgs. Tht1 suggt..Jtrd that,
bt>f(mmng ntrt tum, rnt'mhus w11h rhu
(jUtrj/Jtt ISirouiJ rr.st~n . gtwng the Jt>nOtt
act~ ·atrC't! IIOtiCt' m orJ,., tllat o rc•plaamtnl
ltlO} bt' JDIIIId
• imple in~tructluns lor libng ( >regon
homeo" ncr and renter'i tax rc:lundft arc
no\lo \lulable m a brochure pubhshc:d by
OS G •Tht [o\'uunmtntal lntun Procr~~m
announc.-cd that 1t ' current!) ncccpttng
application from tudents and mterested
mdmduals for 11 IQ77 pring/ ummer
progr.lm Jbe lntern)hlp deal "lth a varlet)
ol projccls in en\ironmental manasc:ment.
Candldllte3 from both natural mcnces and
liberal art nrc: invucd to appl) Apphcattoru
are available ot I;Jf', c o Mussachu etu
Audubon Soaet), l.1ncoln, Ma 01713
•1 he Tuct.~r -,\luon "chool for the de•f
on S.E JOth and Holgate need \Oiuntccr
teachers :ud"' If> ou urc •ntc:rcsted. cnll Dr
Wall) Bruc."C, 235·6551
• Thl" Bach .\ria Group appc:arsm concert
feb 21at~pm mAgnc ~flunagunCh;.~pel
Gencr.1l adm1 ston 1' S5; ~tudent ndmts·
\IOn I) S3.50 ltd:cts are ;J\all.lblc rrum ll
a m to 5 p m m I cmplcton and at the door
~tcmber ~ ,,, the group tncludc: Sam
Baron, !lute, Robert Bloom, oboe. :'l.orman
f·urrow, bn "-bantonc: . Bernard
Grccnhou\c, cello. I orna Un)" ood.
~oprnno. ~cth MeCo), lcnor.l 01 Mnr hnll.
alto, Charles fn:ger, '1ohn, .tnd \'ehud1
\\ ~nc:r , p~;tno and orgiln
For more: tnlorm1111un on the Such Ana
Group·) Feb 21 Portland appearance. call
l..e'olob and Clarl:no need to ha'e lhb la'>l
para era ph.
The W «"-1s nc:\\) ol l. C stall and
facult> compiled weekly b) thC' Oflice of
Publtc ln{ormuu on Dcadhnc 1s 5 p.m
V. ednada)s tor ;>ublication in the P1onrer
I og eight day) Iuter Cull nc\\) ttenu to e;\1.
5Sl or 4ddre\ them to campu" box 19.
('harl~ Farmer mu~tc, \\Ill per1orm
~olo p1.mo recrtah Jl Edmonds Commumt}
College m Seattle and at Reed Colle~e thiS
month. The Portland recital "illlx Feb 27
at 4 p.m. l.ast month farmer performed an
c:oncen "ith mternationall)-accla1med
''olimst Endrc Balogh 10 his ~c\loport
appearance for Commumt) Coneens
Association
Helen Hartne' , edut'3Liun, lnnc:.lcd to
Dallas, I ex • tn t month to attend the
execull\e c:ommutcc mc-cung of the l'l:auonal
Counc1l on Famil) Relations She 1s ch:ur­
man of the fnm1l,) ,\ct1on !\ccuon of that
orgamtal1on .
Kim !'itafford , 'on ol profe sor B1ll
Sta£1ord and hu.,band ot reference libranan
fkverly Smlford. not onl) ''rote the poet~
lor hi ne'olo book but dtd the leuer pre5s work
Wi well He produ<."Cd 1500 bound coptC5 A
<itl'')''.s llmory oj tht Wurldv.as \\ritten b}
SL.t.llonl O\cr the pa~t three yc:an. He
worked :u; a letter pres apprentice in Port
Town~ocnd, Wa)h .. la)t fall :u Copper Ca­
nyon Press. Copies ot the bound le t :sn:
available through the pubh her. The 1500
offset copaes are due tor release next month.
Dick Ferri\, bu:.1nes~ and ad­
minhtrati\'C tud1es, was recently appointed
to the board ol dtn:etors of the NW In­
termediate School of Ban~ing . The
a.ssoctution's c:la~ -.ill be held at LC for the
neAt fi\c summer The ~ontrac:tual agree­
ment "as announced alter the maugural
~ion of the }chool wtu held here 10 August.
f'ort)·lour banks "ere reprC$entcd during
the week ·lonl( ~ion
Jaime Peru-Monlancr. tore1gn
wngung~. rectntlv pubhshed u book of
poem,, Adt~t:mm.-nt dr l'od1, (Vnlencta: 1 r~
i quatrc, 1976). Rev1c\lo \ nrc favorable, he
reporb.
Pot~illon open: Overseas olfice
Kctetary. fuiJitmC:. 0UtiC$10clUde prcpanng
nod _processmg student applicauon~.
O\CrKa and oft-campw programs . ,\ho
pubhc relauon• wuh c:and1dutes und
prospecll\C: r.tudcnt&, telephone reccp·
t1ona t. scc:rctanal au1 \nncc to nd­
mmtstnstor und :s 1 Utnt, eoordmauon ol
pro£,mm oncntauun Contact the PC'raonnel
Office ut ext 330 lor dc:uuli. Julie
~tarr
1\tudent' n
o1 , tudcnt
.solutrons
dog
!UUIII;o \\ erC']
\\here d
dunng tl
anamnh
could b<
orc:ruon •
b)
.. t:-~ mom1
• fm:ly 10~
does not
-unl~ on I
~,. .. , b\ the: • ·emor Mt
rot un on
>mu~th edo~
b\ the dog d
C\'Cr) I
t catcher tl •
to the Ar1
Troutdale.
dn~ lflhe 'am ·'" . ted
~er
el)
ent.
•nd
ru
ctu
br
cxn
.pel.
tlll'i•
m9
oor
~ >am
:nan
a rd
od.
all.
'ludt
na
call ,.,,,
and
;e ol
p.m
'ntn
e:\l,
~orm
JDil)'
• th~
b. 27
fdan
amed
port
certs
lO
the
onal
atr­
that
B1ll . nan
()eln •
wori>
~.A
en b)
• He
Port
r Cs­
lt are
1500
pnth.
ad­
iinted
W in-
The
bnhc
I
~gree-
~gural
fJgmt.
• unng
reagn r" of
: 'f res
lc, he
office
,,mng
itiOnS,
,\I o
and
rece,.
ud·
on ol
onncl ~~Y-Our dog? Studcnll u1d the behc~red the 730
pcut1on stgn:uurcs submitted to
Sorenson showed suffietenl student
antcr~t to JUstify alloeaung those:
lund~ One d1fficuhy brought for­
wnrd b) an ASl C member at that
mee11ng wa thllt .. the r\. LC hils
become extreme!) light wllh 111
money.. •\Sl.C hlls only about og control debated
Jullt June-. "'arr Wrltt'r
Students met reccntl) \\ llh
of Student ll1cl Sorenson to
oluuon~ to Sorcnson'5 con·
;>C1lJ!II dog polic:). Among
~~l•u• l:l \\ere the corutraction ol
Jdl· ~here dogs ~.:ould be kept
dunng the day. and cages
~ nnsmnb m vtolauon ol the
could be held rather than
~al>tn 10 an anamal sheller.
.orcn)on's recent mandate was
b) complamts ol dog.'l
llO..tn!! momang Jogger and run·
rrccl)' tnto cia srooms I he
doo not nllo\\ dogs on cam·
~nl~ on leash and 1n ph)s•cal
•.• uv• b) the 0\\ ncr ...
.Scntor Mel Jone presented
., for nn on-campus compound
tt~uK the dug!> altc:r the) 'rc ptc~ed
b) the dog c<..stchcr "ho "tSils the
clicr) dJ). Current!). lhat
or catcher uanspor ts unlea~hcd
• to the \nrmal Control Center
Troutdale. There: they an: held for
lit he O\\ ncr d~ not pl!) a S2S hne "nhm that ttmc, the ammal
ss .. put to ~Jeep ."
Jones' shelter would conUtin
eaght scp.1ra1e e.tges 10 "'hach pohcy­
\toloung annnau could be held lor
rclrlcV<~l b)' the1r O\\ ners Jonei sa1d
he could de 1gn nnd butld the struc­
ture for S25
'"Ma~ be.-s:ud Sorenson ... we
need to come up \\Jth a plucx where:
dogs C3n be kcpt-htcraUy checked
m 'Ahcrc \IOU v.ould feel comfor-•
table lcanng your ammals Dog
owner as D group ViOuld maantaan
th:J 1 place."
1 nc su~uon wus also put
lorwnrd that dog o" neu build
lcnced·m arc:u on lower campur.
where thc1r pets could run Cree dur·
mg the: day'" hllc: the} went to clan
,\ !I~ tern of dog reg1strnuon
wa') at o d1scusscd . Dogs could be
rcgu.tc:red and tagged much hkc: cars,
\\ 1th the o~,~;ncrs bcmg ttcketcd for
~iolation . 1 he money made lrom
ticket fin~ CQuld help rruuntaan and
hnancc the dog sheller.
Fundtng for po 1blc tructures
" 111 be requested from 1 he J\ 1. C
•
From Ralph Bakshi,
master of animation, comes an
epic fantasy in wondrous color. Sl.200 to SI.SOO lc:h ovc:r from 1ts
onwn I fund (or thu school vear.
orenson sasd, ht:J'1Aeo,;cr. that
"the tnsUtuuon can udwncc: the
Sl.C fund&. for the prOJC\.... glllft I
next ~eur· greater budget of about
)).l,OCJU "
"DOil ov. ners must orp nue, a&
would n) other 1tuden1 tntcrot
A vision of the world, 10 million years
in the future, where Wizards rule the
earth. And the powers of magic prevail
over the forces of technology in the
final battle for world supremacy.
ZUTH CF..NTURY-FOX PRl-51-'T~
A RALPH BAKSHI FILM
\Vrittt:n, Produced and Directed b\' •
tvlusic Con1posed and Conducted by A
Color bv l)e Luxe· RALPH Bi\KSHI
DRE\V BFJLLI . G
l971l .. ent ett\ Ccntut) Fc.-group," Sorenson wd .. Theyw'lll be
raporwblc for fonmng new
regulauons. proposab. and budgeu
tO'IA.1lrd an nltc:rnatJvc: soluuon -The
commlltee hopes to JOin W'lth tv.o
member~ oft he ASLC w bo could act
;u a bnk between lobbyuts nd the
1tudent govennent.
• Agri-business
trip to study
big faan1ing
Halli Thor5t~im:s oo
~ .. a "ritu
EcononuQ pcofeuor John
Cooper will lead an LC agri.t>u.smc::n
tnp across On-gon and WD.Shtngton
~ttaU term. lltc &np will foau on
tbc lmpaC'l ol tcchoolo~ on fa mung
:lnd Lhe governmental pohoes
n-gulating famu n~.
The gTOUp wiU be staymg at the
Unhenit) of CaliforniA land grant
mcituuon Al Da\'lS. an ansutuuoo
bCD\'il) tD\"Ohed tO gncultUilll
r-csc:orch
Top1o to be tn\~U~ted tU
mdude ground " ter n:5c:arch. her·
bsodes and pesuadc:s. and lhc ssu:n
re"oluuon In terms of bu mess. lhe
tnp v.1ll CO\"Cr the tcchnologJcal and
pb) aat aspects of food and fiber
produeuon. hnaoe1ng. labor
rclauons and uruons.. nd markeun,g.
This pan of the program "ill n:l"
hca\'tl) upon field o'bscn1ltJon nd
CQnfcrcnc:-cs ~•th people an the tn·
OU,1J).
Hov. the market S} tem adapts
to a chaogmg cmironmcnt. nd bov.
the go\e~l nttccu lbe mar~et
system through sul»Jdics. conuou
and ~rc:h program~ v.11l also be
con •. dclcd.
~tudeolS \\ill \Uti food­
prudu .. ang iites rangtog from fuh
farms on the Oregon eout to the
\lneyardS of Californu, v.herc
Cooper hopes lO engage ius students
10 purel}' pedagogJa1 UUlllll of the
crop
Special attention \\ill be 81\'Ctl
to the social impActs of lhc c\'et·
an~Rastng use of tcclmolol) tn
:\,gnc:ulturc . •1n the U $ .• the old
family iarm is faS1 becoming a thma
of the p:ut; said Cooper. ..'ifbcn:
has been a general flu& in the last t•1)
dc:<:ada llWll} from famu and fSt·
mmg. toward ngn-busmes.s and a
factory \le" or fanning This tnp
v.lll aUo" studenti to o out to the
pcopk und St:"C the cnormolti 1m pact
of tcchnologteal ad\'anccment on
rocncnn agnculturc ... he sasd
Each saudcnt on the mp -.,n do
ll proJect uod !)ha~ 1t v.,1h the rat of
lhe group There arc t11l p<muoru
o~n for the tnp JC'IT l'icrct
Manaain& l'dltor
Ho" eftecti' el~ doe~ the l ... tullent
goh·rnment .;~~tem rcpr't'sent lttudenu 11nd
ho" ctlictentl) d~ it wor~ to m~titutc
ftl8JOfll) det'l~lOn~7
1 hese que"uons "ere rau~:d alter the
LOG conducted an mtra~orm telephone
poll ot 71 randoml)·~clected tudcnt-.
T\H:Dt)'·,r\'en of tho c que:o.uonc:d felt
the \ Sll does a good JOb and DOllther lO
hltcl no ormton
01 the 20 undeetdrd .>tudent • I.S leh
the) don't lno~ enough about the~~ tern to
mAle a JUdgement .
That me:ans 'ib percent of the ~mple
either ttun~ the .\Sl C doe.> an truurhcient
JOb or don't lno" enough about at to even
have an opanion.
In order to undc:r-.tand ho\\ dlecm-el)
the \~I ( doe.> at'> JOb, senators and
member· or the <\l>lt. e..'ccutwe brunch
~ere taN inked the question
Ho• do mem!MM oftht student co~trn·
mcnt ddtrmlne ~udcnr opinion?
\' LC Prestdent Law Mormon :-.atd
that procc~ u up to tndtvadual -.enato~.
.. Tbc entlrt consutuenc:y of on and ofl·
c:amp~ ,tudenu as rep~nted tbrou~h the
seruators. An~ lcpslnt1on that goe-through
the ~nate is suppo~ to rcOect what
student~ ~:ant .
.. The Wll\ sen;uon determine what • studenb want, is thtiT roponsibalit),"
Monhon Aid '"1 kno~ that on-campu~
scnaton. report to dorm councils and usually
b\'e on Ooo~ where tt'.s prtll) eM) to tall to
almo 1 e'erybody i! ometbing j, coming up
for disc\Nion ."
-sure, 1 go out and a,k around the
dorm," Stewart Hall ~nator Rob Mill ~Wid,
'"and ask people l lno\\ ~hat they thank
about what we're doing in <.enute. l get '!lOme
adVl)C, not much. but l>Ome A~ fnr as m
uscfulne.u !lOG.\ thal's debatable lt usually
comes from a d~ton' hke. 'Well, do you
think thi~ a a good 1dea?' 'Uh. yeh ' When
everyone figurn it's a good tdea hl.c that
li\oiChouc reaJ di~uio n, bow useful is 1t?
·~J haven't felt r\e gotten any
benefits for student :·
.. ldca.lly," \till :said, '"the door-to-door
approach "ould be great You'd at leu'' ~t
people to L:now that the senate \\IU there, and
would h1:c tll ho;ten to student tf they had
an)thmg to say.
"Another big part of the problem, pan
of the mdfcctivenen ot 1tudent
go,emment , tJ that on-campus ~cnato~
aort of get mto the ~)'Stem by chance."'
One ddficuhy on-campus represen·
tath·ct expr~ Wl\5 that thetr rcpresen·
tati'es do not ~ampa1g n (or ot!icc .\c:cor­
dinr to ASLC by-la\H the donnt. arc
mpons1blc only to providt ~eoato"" dO}
way the:~ wish MdJ s~ud It's \'oluntcer
proces ~ that doesn't ncel:$~nl) pid the most
able ur wtlling indivtduaJ:.
"\\hen you talk about running from
Steward (Hall) for mStancc " Mill \.lld, "you
bave a very interesung ~ystem \\ e all get
to~ther u a dorm at a donn mccung and
Jam Doherty (Stewart RO) says, 'all right. we
need two donn )enatol'l. Who wnnb the Job
(Pause) Well, don't all ratse your hands at
once. C Pause) WiU somebody raise their • revea s
hltnd ( I'IHI\cl 0 II. \\ hll \\ unb It tO lllll~
g,,<'d on their :o."'houltranscnpt?' 1 "u hnnds
\\t-nt up, t\\ ,, '>Cnllltlr~ \\ere needed. 1 •• at
lc.a,t, didn't h.l\e Lm ,t,plrallon>~ to\\urd
hl·coming n \t:nutor. nnd liO 1 hn,en't I ell I've
gutten an\' hcnetih Cor the 'tudent'"
Oll·cumpus \:nt.uor' Michelle- Au .. un
ond Mnrm Southgate urc "'"' lrvtng to
delegate c1u:h utl-campu' repr~cntall\ c II
dehnlle con,tnucnc). They ha\c no ~uch
thing no\\.
1 he1r plun '"' oh c:. dav1dmg the,,,,....
dorm-hvang , tudent bod)' among the nine
\lll<ampu .. 'enatol"'.. Each or tho'e <,enutor~
~ould , through lcne~. mform theu
dc~lttnatcd con .. tituency ol the1r po\ttion' u"
repl"e!'entauvc, , I he lcttel"\ would 1nclude
the :~enator,· namc:l> ond phont" numben. ~o
ctlnocrncd studc.nr' could contact them" ith
problem' or que:,hon~ .
EJI.~uti\'e \enator l Olfr} ll..nud~en 'lltd
he doe.,n't thinl.: there·~ enough tnteraclton
bct\\:een the off-c.1mpu.' !!ltUdent~ at lnrgt und
the1r \tudent repre:.entauves. ") than). both
port•~ ure equally rcspon~able . the ~nutor~
for not tnpptnf student moui'C'Cl> as they
~hould und student~ for not bothermg to find
out who then ~enoto~ are or bothenngto go
to -\SLC mectan~ tf the) hove a problem ..
How do~ the admini~ration know
what tudent thJnk. what the) want and
don't lt'lnt!
1 he A l C pr~•dent represent"
)tudent\ through four ty~ ol mecungs
• lmo!>t daily the Prcstdcnt meet tn·
tormolly wuh the Dean of Student~
• There are formal wcekl} mccungs in
''htch the prc,tdent and vi~pre:-.dent tnlk
wnh the Dean and Assi!.tant Dean of
tudent~ and the Darector of Student
1\ctl\itie.
e[,ccuti\e COUnCil meetinfr-1 e\ery
other wed. to keep m touch wuh Pres1denl
John R Howard
• Board of 1 rustce~ meehn~ eve I')'
other month
\\hat 'otln(f powe~ does the J•re.\Jdtnt
ha"t at t·,~u tht Council and Board of
Trusttcs mtttln(fs!
.. The C:otec:uuve Council isn't a 'oung
group," Morrhon ~ad "It\ a shunng and
lld' i\108 and confering and action group, but
there are no 'ole~ about anything.
.. The Board or T TU!il~ i~ a V;>ting bod).
but the ASLC Pre)ident has no vote. Neither
do 30) ot the admanhtrotive
reprc~ntatlvf!)-all the Deans, vic;e.
proadenll. . o one ha.. a \'Ole e~cept the
elected membc~ ol the Board But you arc u
tallmg member. \' ou can vo1ce your opmton
about .mything and you can bnng up
\Omethmg for dtscU~'\tOn af you want to ..
Morrt•on !\3)') she'\ sure though \be
ha\ yet to tt.\t that a'surnoce -that a !.trong
opm10n spoken on behalf of student$ would
bt tuken mto conMderahon when 11 cumc
ttme tot tru,tee\ to vote
There arc also student memben. on all
the fucult) und trUbotee commltlee!., voting
11tudent membcn The~e !ilandang com­
mlltce) include
•Fanune~al Atd commlltec:
•Cumtulm c:ommmcc
•Student AJlatn comnuuec:
•Student C ommunac.tuom Board
•Concert) and Lectures commattec
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: lc/ p1loD DOrJBaJ
EidMr M.1a1 or Falkehe
u.oll: J~ dltcoa.nt
P AllTS: II% dbcount ..
By popuJQr d~mand Bur/lngDm~
Chrvron htJJ olfn•d us thu~ priu
r~ductiofi.S . /.D. card required. j gallon
mm. on gtJJ cliscoum. Locattd at
TayltJrs Ftrry Rei. cl Trrwl/llgtr . U5·
4174 CHEVRON
I
frtepick·up and dtU\'tty on HrYice 105
• •
• ues Ions, a
•'-ltudent \llatt cmnmlllec ol the
RuiHd ol lr U\IC~
• • \l.Jdtmtc \linn committe<:
the ~tudent committee member reprt
\l'lll \ IC\\ \ C'\.ptl:-\\l..'d Ill 'tnltlt nlCCliOIP-.
1 ht pre tdent. Morra~on ~nuj trie' to
i.':cl•p in touch \Hth ulltht 'ltUdtnt member,
·•t hlttnd tlUI \\ hcther or nut the) !eel like:
the\ 're bciny cllccllvc:, tll 11 thcv rc c:\'c:n
me~llnll' nnd whut ~and-. ol problem'> the} 're
h11\ in., 11nd "hut ~ltld'> ol ts:.uc~ thcv'rc
trtll.:tnf ,1bou1 thnt \\OUid be imporlllntto the
,enntc I bnng tho~c 1dea~ und feehng' hac~
to the 'enate."
"I don't think the . enate
knO\\~ where it ~tands.''
In ~hat "I)' can ,tudenls alvc mput to
the deehlon·makln(f proc~~! Ho" useful
and errcctlvt art tho't proc~~~ !
.Sc:nutt mcc:tmg~ arc held every Monday
mght at tdO p m an the tewan Hall lounge.
All ~tudc:nh ure anvncd
Each senator conduct:-. olfice hou~ on a
rc:~ulur bmll'l. moM on n once-u-wcelo. bnslll
"The 'tudcnt r~pon'e at senate
meeunp 1sn't vcr) htgh," Morrison 'a1d,
~whach ,., unfonunate But. af there's noth1ng
of paruculo.r Interest to you. or af you don't
kno\\ ir nn)'thtn{l of tnt crt.~ I an going to come
up "ell. it\ an hour and a half out of a
Mondo} night."
011 campus 'enutor Li1.anne Flem•ng
~id ~be "as dis.oppomted b) the ume !>pent
at senate meet in$' on what -.he thought were
tnvinl ts\UC~. "I JU!il felt there \\-ere more
sc:nou~ 1\!>Ues we bohould have been d•scu~­
mg. I felt deahng wuh (tncrea.,cd) ~ecunty
was more of un amportant problem and
worth da~>cusstng thut putungm a speaker tor
KLC an the Trott R.oom"
Mormon "'"d the \Cnute doe~ recetve n
substanllol number of recommendation s
from ~tudent Interest groups nnd
organaullaons .
"At one meeung. there wa:. someone
who cume an who was concerned about the
end of ( bu~ route) 1139 He JUSt wanted to
know what the senate's lcehngs were nbout 11
and wu~o there .mythmg they telt they. 10
c:onJunctaon w uh ham. could do about 1t?
Knud~n \tltd communacation between
senate and -.tudenb should be consaderubly
.. When the group that's developmg the
Pepi's -
) 650 N. State St.
Lake Oswe,go
'i\-;;:t~l 636-6156
Lower prices
on case sales
1it'f ·~ /1:00 ICJ 7.00 pm .. !i) mpuMum on wnrld huntter wru
to the !oCOIItC Whill I hell tdC:ol Wll\ 1lnd
lor fll\1 ;~n cndol')t"men t nl the 1dca
nttllletun tlllt at th.ll tunc there wcrr
ol peuph: who 'howed up to dtllcu~, ~~
"And whtn we ~tun do11111 the •
Jul
~tlaf
11 SAC,A c
th~rc·~ 'ttl
dent arc
10 "~J'rlnl!l. I here will bt J lot of people
who wum rnoncv ·• rw,;nc "'.. tl•~
b)'
Ho~ cuuld the I ( \tUdtnt llU'~trr••
'l 'fttm be Improved!
'Sen f-lcmanv \Jtd \he I hought
l.lCUlt\' 'huuld be repre,entcd at •
meeting_<~ . "It could be <1 ma>.turc The: diet
t~UIOI~ Ul tbJ
-...ce~. $1\(
S<parnte mt
them ad he
the
~"'utam: I ned.
tiJml~s. mo'lt
otT hnut~ I Or' prolc.,,ur' und "omc udmini•maton . J
evc:r) one would be uwure of~ hnt was
tln. t thank 11 would be t.l\ter to cnnct~
the idcu); 1f tho't .1dm1mMrator' kne"
hand what concern' 'tudent' had ·
"I think \\e \hould look 1nto~ome
mort broad. general quest•onl> ol
'ltUdent\ lake 'why dOt\ mterc:'l In
dwmdk over the fC)ur yc:nr.. you
there'" " 'Southt!atc \nld Prco,1dent .....
came an one dny and .. uggestcd
,omtllmc when then. asn't too much
ugendu thtll we nddrc\!. the qucmaon •
tnc:reuscd 'One method they're ~v•
now I\ puumg up a bullet10 board oubl
ASJ ( office~ where the cagarette and
dy mnchtnes used to be 1 he} rc go1ng to
up all the nume.' or the rc:pre .. cntall"d
''udent government and the e"ecUIIVc:
pit and their phone number .. so the) can
reached wath que 11om and sugge. .. uom
· The trouble 1s, most of what gOe\
ne\er ~nown b) the \tudents becau~
don't have verv good commun • ...,, .. .,.
l..nud~ocn saad 't.mlc gets heard about
and people nuturully assume thnt s·c )mc~l\tx
m tht dar~ alit)') ol the admtntstrataon
deClston!\ are made and I gues' they art
port but gcnernll) student JUst don't 1"19.10
they c..t.n have n say •n whut goc\ on
JUSt 1sn't enough communtcatlon to
them that."
uThere were more ser
issue we should have
discu~sing.,
.. We should publish <~enute mtnutcs
satd off -c..tmpus senator (ranger Baehr
were uyang to pubh•h them on the bad
the Monuor (Kl C'~ news memo) before.
at d1dn't come off nght They used to do 11
the I OG, and I thtnk that would help,JU't
people could know whut'' goang on "
Off-campw &enator Gordy Clark
more meeuns' uch cu that two wceb
w1th the Lt trusle~ should be ~ehedulcd
also think we ought to put Hownrd up on
stand und throw some thmgs Ill h1m, too,
that
"1 hut's one of the b1g problem~
now, 16 thnt ktd~ don't have a wuy to tAlk
the ndmtnistrullon,'" Clark su1d. ''lthtnk
those mecllng-lypc thin~ ore u good stan
the nght darect1on "
"R1gh1 now, I don't thmk the lien•'
kno\\" where at stnnd'l fhe senate aoc~m
re.ally \ltlrt that mnny thmp o. hence.
vdmtnt\lt,lliun i'ln'l gelltng thnt much r
bud. lrom us bccuul\e we're not do
nnvthing new. 1 he ~cn.1tc "hould tull:c
~nhtatl\ ~: 111 m11~ ang ('hungc. rut her thun
actin~ un pruhlemli )omcbod) cl c bn
them,"' So d•clln&
;'Jf tO Mit OUnQ
plan .and h
s~
'and)
tal
Rtthurd l
M~Jo' aru .. t
lecture a
LC. "The tr1
and luJ
of Eurol
~ ...... ~rto rev
world by
Demar(
~ptdltlon .u
m three
!Itch IC r f"JIOCil n
;•mlc) an uml
The trek tl
\{alta, 1 he gt
france a
the Edanbuq
snad
tl
nn
I
By
tlo
Rc
ble
Fo
pr
pie
u
u
N ..
Ad1
-
Sue
Jur
f' <~I
Se~ • • • • •• ••••
atchers invade SAGA an
oa
c \\C:ft
c:u ' th.:
budt;t
'coplc
hou11h1
at
0~.
d."
;nt H0111
fCSted
:nuch .Julin l)uln
:O,tarr \\ rhtr
II s,\(r '\ C:.UI,IfiC '" mnll:tnl' you
1 there'• ,1111 hope A lew 1 {.
dent art rolloWitlll . Wclttht
atchtr' d1et" .1nd SAuA 1
~peraung by coolun~ \('lt'ttullood
them.
lhe diet dcmandll ccrtutn
nts ul ll.,h betl, ,lfld poultry
"eel.:. s \u-\ cooks urc prcpar-
scparatt me.tl~ for the dieters to
them .1dhere to those demnndi .
the dtcter~ c:un'l c.H
'"1"""" (ned, ~autced, or 111 bread­
~ml) S, mc1st ot SAG,\',. usual l.trc
hm1t lor them.
So dteting ~tudents weigh out
1t1 Slit ounce!> ol meat.tltowed by
plan .tnd have 11 panbrotled or O\en-b •• ked 1 hat' more th.tn
s,\{,A normal!) ~rvc.s one penon,
SAvA al'o upplte hver. ·•
once u-weel; mutt Unmixed
tunafl•h c:un be obtlllned by on·
c:umpu tudcnh al no cxtrt1 co 1 an
the Tra1l Room. but the)' mutt supp·
ly lht diet muyonn.mc r ortunnte·
I), S \G \ 'uppltt":, picOt)' or trcsh
[rUII, "IIICC the dtel lorbtdl ltUII 10
))tUp
The large: ltmounts ol
\cgetables, :~lim milk, solt·boiled
egg..,, chick peas find tomuto JUICe
U'led by Wc1gh1 Watchetl urc
alre.1dy uv:ulable in the c-..alctcriu.
Sttll the ,,,lad" are often libernlly
dou,cd in oil, squ11sh l!Omeume.., har;
brown :sugar ,prinlded on top. und
!~<llad dr~sinS$ arc anything but low-calorie. I he con§cicnltous dteler has
lo quit the acrvers or conkJ, on
elUtctly what hus been udded to the
lood.
l he noveh) ol combantng
Wieght Watcher& wtth St\G1\ wears
oil tn about two weeka b(cau~e the
\:hotccs are so hm1tcd. The dtcter
resorts to ltlhng up on coflcc: doused
tn We1ght \\1 ate her sugnr and the
likes.
.. l here: urc 'orne hm1h," said
~,\GA manager Rod Bond. "We're
not ubout to pro\1de anyone wtth SIX
ounces ol crabmeat ."
But 111 sp11c ol the monotonous
d1ct, people have been known to lo e
"'c1ght there, mcludmg this reporter
who to 1 20 pounds, a
( onrad w~,elhodt
I ravellnl Corrt~pondtnt
J•n. JO. 1977
We: ~...amc. o1rcr to SaV'.tl'• and I ""a' dully sack on the boat. I \\DJi
sicker rhe M:cond d y und revemhly, •mwbl)', '1ck. the thud. lever
boated through m)' condulls.
M)' Samoan lather wa c~o-cr~oung.sohcitous.loomang above my
bed. -Alu," I thought. Ml want rnvacy and sleep."
"1 one," he \\ htspcrcd.
t\nd I W11' rou~d li\e limes that ntght (rom the IU!iiUry u( re,crcd
slumber.
The next duy I \\I!S 11ronger. could stand solidly, took plc:asure an
wallung. The throb had departed my head. '\''ct th«ar ntsht l WllJ in the
hoapitul. I had debarcd.
"Ho\plta17 Hell, the JtckneM IS behtnd me ..
"Oh, but tt \\til be •l pnvatc: ntght, one to reotd and sleep 'r'es,
rcstlul und pnvalc, Go, reC"ei\C: that tntraveinous mcdicine,lorttly your
qu.svering he:".! It h. f.~capc your ever-present rather. It will only cos! you
10 sene. ( 13 c:ents) ... Sick ~ailor
search of the Celtic spiral We packed my beddmg 111 the p1ck:up and, tn 1 ua iva, pulled up to
the sic!.: wnrd But I \\a:l strong und h:sd to feign illness. My fcHr ""~
slight, my dehydruuon wetted,
"\\'hy arc you here, rone?" quencd the nurse.
out Sand) ndtlntan
'tlaf( Writer
R1churd Demarco maght be
bed us a revolutionury anist.
he might al'io be C'alled an ultra­
~ocJo\ .artist For :"he 'atd 111 h1
lecture and -.hde pre,ent.uion
LC, "1 he trul'o revolutionar\i ar·
arc .alwuy' the mo:.t onhodo"
twna:ttth century arti'>lli can lead u'
form~ "htch hu\'e been there all
Dc:mMco, .1n art I'll trom Fd1n •
~cotland. led u group of
.1nd luymen through 7500
'b ol Furopeun pre-htstor) lust
Mlml'r to revoluttonu .e the modern
world b) tymg 11 to tis anc1ent
l.>cmurco churactc:rt1ed tht
111on J:. "a JOUrney. nut 'IO
111 three dtmensaon'> from the
ca111er r-anea n to Ell rope, but a
nt:} tn ume · student,, <~cienti~ t,, .lnd one ol the
ten "mo'lt dangerouo;" cnmanal \er·
vmg lite sentences 1n '\c:ottt~h . pn,ons.
" t Malw," Demarco said,
"e,eryone lool!l for the RenalS)ance
to lull nood We had to pan back the
layef\ of ltme to uncover the Mah.l
\\h1ch re!>emble~ the Celuc world.
\\hat we lound \\3!1 a Mediterranean
equt .. alent of Stonehenge : .t pos,ible
megnhthtt lunar ob)ervutory . But
more amportantl> we dt~Co\iered the
doublt 'p1ral, a matrtarchal or;ymbol
long a'iOJOCJatc:d "1th preh1stort c
Celltc culture The symbol of the
JOUrney to the center ot the ,ell ·
fhe trek took 70 doy,. Starung
.\falta, the group traveled through
, France and Bntatn, endmg up
the Edmburgh Fe!>tival m Aug\bt
sa1d the} focu!'led on tn·
......... ~ ~gat itlg the ~•gmftcan c;e or tc and
~omg
•ntaltves
kuuvc
the\· can •
festtoru
tgo~~ 1 he next 'llop wa~ Sardentu,
Italy ~Here we came upon the
mystery ol the land~capc . the stun­
dtng :.tone," satd Demarco . ~lt
repre~cntl. the balanC"e between the
:.ptrtlli of Tuhnt• and Ptyclu The
contemporary art1st i) the one
human betng who understand~ the
power or thts form, but I am doubly
happy when lay people can get a kack
out of art. not JUSt the expcn!\ "
At Pula. Italy Demarco again
found the double ~p1rnl , thiS ume
embodte:d in the forms ot the root­
top:., and decorated \\lth
n.strologtcal sagn~ "We round spaces
and :.hapcs beyond our 1mn8)mn~
There were no '(tgnposts to follow
Thl!> was a forgotten Eu the
ve
Baehr
the bacl
before.
d to do
help,JUSI
I on •·
Clark
week->
lheduled rd up on
[m. too.
I ems
y to talk
I thanJ..
ood start
the ... c :u•
ate Oo·e~a
. hence.
much
not
:d take
er thun
.c bnng~ and Celuc Jrt us the
to the most advanced
estuttons ol twcnttc:th century
form)
1 he ptlgnm~ ranged from the
~1111ble l ord McCloud, to urtt'il\,
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"" w Europe we: mu~t le:~rn to under ll'md
in order to unde~tand the nuture or
OUr)CI'ics ."
Arter vnittng Vc:ntce nnd ~filan,
the cuy of 240 gallenes, Demarco
and h1s entourage: mo"ed on to
l runC"e, "a count') lillcd wuh
countle:.\ sacred plac~. obvtoU5ly
Celt1c, obvtoulll) ' lorgouen ."
Demarco teamed thai "prc:hi,toric
culture Ill lound literal!)' tn e'wery
backyard . We sa\\ monoliths ­
sample, monumental, pnmal-and
p01n11ng toward Scotlund . This was
the v1sunl poetry of the Celts ··
In the linul \tagc or the JOUrney
the group truver..ed the tsland~ of
Rnuun and Ireland "We followed m
the foohtcp\ of Ulya~~. lalypllo,
Kang Arthur. Gawam, St Serf. St
M1thuel and bardund pott.!lofthe
Hebrides and the Orkneys, ~Demar­
co \Jid
1 hroughout Britain and par­
ttcularh 10 Ireland. Demarco lound
the ,.parallorm "runntng wild .. And
tn 'Scotland, the \oyage~ felt
them-.c:lve<t "to be at the heart ofthe
Celttt world ·· "!:>cotland," Demarco
rc.tlited '"wa~ more than the name of
a group of bleak ,,land~ The word
)cotland connotes the entin:
matnurchnl C.clttc tr.tdttion a l.nldt·
Lton "1\o\e roots pre-d<1te
Chr.,ttantty If Scotland get) tb tn·
depcndenc~. where wall we dr-.J" the
bl)undun~ ?"
Demarco ~ummamed b)' say­
tog, .. Maybe tht) JOUrney ~ a new
kmd ot umver~nty . or a new way or
approuchmg a le\ttvo.l Or maybe
thi!. joumc) is the ;ourney we all
hu\ie alrc;ldy made. through our
amaginau on:. and through our race . " COOM!IOUSIICSli
• .. I'm vcn SIC~. t~tn,. mo'i. I c:tme for the Hartman•, bottle •
treatment ."
And I wa'i 111.
M) fnmtly sct·up tent (or me 111 Ward One. 1 hen rn)" Samotan
lather auumcd utlc: to the ne1ghbonng cot. He wd he"' ould \\'llteh me
all mght. He lay do\\ n and slept.
I lay do"""· ,\ boule was slung mbo\e me.
"You· .. e got n1cc vems, Tone; 5ald the nurse.
.. Ful~tm laHJ."
~we'll put the needle nght here ...
,\ rubber rope waa knotted around my btcep. M) \o-cins bulged
below.
"Doe1 1t hun. Toner
"Lf·ai ..
'"~o"' don't move. Keep )OUr filii ught and your hand till ..
fht needle entered. Then. n~ wetghtins u ~hovel mto bualt, the
needle wa., enmeated tn my arm.
··vou moved. Tone."
.. 01." I ~o<ud. unclenching my body.
.. \\ e'll ha\e to try another vctn."
The\' found a 'ein bUIIPn& on my wrist.
.. lie '-llll ··
Ag;tin the needle, and another defeated sigh.
,\ thtrd o1ttempt worked ond the cle"1ated ncct4r began to
tran$1 U!>c:. Needles and card games
My body rccci .. ed a quan or that sahne. potauium. gluco~
concoction . lt dill used into the capillaries, sluiced through the aorta. A
second boule clotted an the middle of the night. 1 owoke in typtCIIll)'
lAtben:d 'beets. It wos ~a.m. There was a card game bet\\CCD the bed_ •
~wAnt to play'r
.. Can 1 watch?"'
.. Sun: I cc..an unclip your needle lrom the tube .~
"OL.uy:·
1 ~• in ide the c•rcle and ~imcd my O.uhlight on the game.
"Ho" ts your health.~ .ul..cd an old man
"\/alofl (~trong):· I s:.ud.
.. Me too There wuo; no mone room an the talc after my &i5ter-an·
htw brought her famil} from Upolu. ~o l 'lecp in the hospttal,"
ShonJy a.ller th1s, ~e 'Acre da.c:o'w'ercd b) the rught nurse.
In tl\e momtng 1 was JOB&ins and spotted the old man on the ~tepa
ol hi~ lute
• \lalo.'' he houted.
Whtch me.1n. 'bravo' 1n other la.mJ~ .
AHOY MAIE51
eot'Y\e +o ~he.
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TAVERN
'1-5(, N. 5Tt\TE ST.
LAkE 05WEGO
-·,ce cold bevera9e~
-opool -tables
-2. nf:w foo:r,~\\s
-game-~ • -....,_, ,., =
----= -• ._ 1 them u :Mp a he: ad \'I the: Run· 8l1ol>c:r nl Rluc ChiP'
H .l"lrna"d c:p h ll •h 1 ht Blue (.hlp'' Dar rc:ll H1llled an' .. ,1ml ... 'i \10ICr5 3 • C' \\11} • R d "porh l"dhor . "1 hr' c:ontu"'lled the ho:trd' ull •corer' ''uh 1.5 fllUnt,, un '
t~nd !.hot prrtt' \\ell," ~:ud hc:.uJ Run· \ln~:-ent~ule added • 14 to.' d thhc
alue (hipS ran and 'hot thC:If and-:-; hooter ~C(lll \hCord \\IOncr \\hilt 'uun ~ II p.u;e t c
"ll\ 1 ... 11 57-42 "1n O\'Cf the Run· R d '"h 1 rs .. v .. ( Br -un) ConcaOJllll\ und ( Oan) un•.m ~ l'l' c ' and Shoot en sn n battle ot unbcnten d h In tht \lurch 7 plin olh. thc
Intramural b:~,~ctt>AU team' Mon· I unn ''err pia) in!l 'ld:. an \\C' ope I t "I thc rc:rul:n c:a,on
"~ Cllll S"~ them u bc:uc:r pme" hen hr,t·p ••le enm ,, co •
.J.oi) nsght \\(' fate them in the f'lll)Oih." \\ill pill) the 'C''-"'nd·plo \CC team, the:
"\\'e'H ·ol omc f:l'l.ld -MondUl' na<~ht' game wa the third·pbccr "all 1.1\;C: the illUrlh·
..... Aunders to get the h:lll to ''ur ; c.- d h filth pi -r \\Ill meet ... "" G tough~t one: "e','t pla.'cd o fnr We: placer. an t c I · a~-.. rastbrta\.'10£ guard._, .. SAid fO\"eC I
Th don~, antlctpatc: ""·'' more: troubk the: ... 1xth·p peer
l'homn~ Blue C'h1~ capuun ~
\nnn~D· 16,1 pace and hot hoollng until the phi) off,, "-sa-ld~-l·-'"_d,;;s;;;c:~}'--------~--~----,
I
J
~ ....
--·-Darrell Hill (ldl) had 15 p()inb to l~d Blut ( b1~ to 5742 win 0\'fr RUin• and-~hoote". \('Oil Shull pltm&Ja
AC rirht. Rob~rf l u;;~ or Blue (hip~ and Ben John,on or Run· •nd· hooter .. ~lult 10 backboard .
Pioneers host District II s · meet;
men er fourth at C tour11ey
Ham Hotmacel
Sports (ditor
LC~ \\omen s~oHmmers rc:
fa,ored to ~1n the: tournament the:)
hcnt ths.s ~eekend Si11 Oregon
college tWlm teams 'tl<ill be at Zebnt­
~uer Pavilhon tonight through
Saturda) rught lor the Sational
Auociauon of lntercoUegiate
Athleua D1St1'1tt II Champaon•hip!. .
The Pioneer men will If) to
ampro-.e on then fourth-pta~ fim•h
at the onhv.cst Conference Cham­
plotuh.ips at\\ alia Walla, Wash. lnt
Fndav and Saturda\' , • •
Wh1le qualny has b«n no
problem foJ the LC men, quanuty
ha,, Coach Gary Emblen hu onl)
h\e ~~1mmer and one di\ier on hn
• men's squad, where IS ~ould be
ideal.
•At mc:cu. lik~ the one hut
v.cekend, where there are 12 pou1ble
placn an each c\tOt, the team watha
lot of depth u going to do "ell,"
Emblen said
·we consastentlv took. ccond, •
thard. and founh pl11ca at the con·
rercnc:c meet. Wh.i&man consistently
took fifth. iilllh, and K\icnth, But
they fim•hcd ahead ol ua sn poinu
:~~mply because the~ had many more
sv.1mme" an the competition,"
Emb\en satd. cond an Nonhw()t small college
diVIng. ha qualified lor the "AlA
!"ational Championshtp~ 1n
Marshall . Mmn., March 3-S
Pioneer "omen Laura
Baumhofer and Jeannie Pteiffc:r
ha\ie qualified in 1wimmang and
dl">ing e'<Cnb CC$pcctivcl)' ror the
A~ociatton Cor lntc:rcollc:gJate
Athletics lor Women National Com·
peuuon H owe-.er, neat her athlete
wiU ma~e the tnp to Clunon. Penn
for the tournament thl$ year
"This ts the first year that a
for Pioneer }1m. national tournament hn!l been
organu..ed for l>mnll<ollegt women ..
fmblen ..aid ... We d1dn't hear about
the AlA W tournament unul loll
term and the school i! not prepared
to finance the tnp for the gtrls (to
Pennsyh·nma)
Thh \\eekend \ dastnct tournu
ment starb <11 6 p.m tonsght f-ndny
prelunanana began at I 0 a m wath 1
p.m final~ Saturday prehmtnurae ,.
al!.o start ut 10 a m . wllh hnuls at S
p.m
Wrestlers slip by
Jakt Crtt'nbuc
.Sporu \\rlttr
P1onc:c:r ~rc:stlc:l'i achte'<ed nn
LC fant Fnda) mght by beallng
Oregon lnstatute ol Technology, 2J-
21. 10 K lam at h hils. The reit ol
LCa trtt'<elhng weekend was tougher
as the grappler~ Cell to Wdlamelte
Thunduy. 2tJ·24, and Southern
Oregon State Saturday, 38-9
.. Aga1n't Willameue we \tunic,~
1111d LC coach Pat K mg .... It war. the
wor t Wt' looked all year We'll
;,ventte that defeat in the conference
tourney"
LC and Wallamclle urc: ex­
pected to battle for ~Jc:cond place
honou at the Nonhwest Conlc:rc:ncc
Tournament tha• Saturday at Forest
Ciro'<e. Host Pacific i• lavored to
take the NWC title Richard (190),
Hansen pmned hb opponent
with about one: minute leh in the: lirat
round to in)urc LC Fndoy night
upset ol on. 1 he: victory marked
the lint ume l C wre)tler hove
defeated the Owlr. tn Klamath Fall5.
SOSC wreMier' have been
known to do fun thiOg!i hkc: eaung
glos~ ~tod brcak1ng1hetr no~esjuat5o
lhut at hurta more v.hcn they wrestle:
So u w.a no \Urpnae that the Red
R.a1deu were 'o tough
Nsck Norwood (I SO). and
Hnnun were LC' only wtnners as
~OS<. hbndled L C. wuh little trou­
ble
"We: had our usual poor of·
fidatsng tn Ashland and K l.amuth
l~alla," King suid. Mit (thc officaating)
co!ll Jelf 1 R 1chard) h1' mutch ug.ainst
SOSC." R1chard lo•t 3·1 at Aahl11nd. 1onzoJTou ·. SalLa·dar.
Pios await home finales
Han\ Hobna(!tl
~port" 1:-'ditor
f he: P1onc:er ba~~etball team
\\ill II'\ to bounce back. rrom lhc:
• •
con~\:UII\e lO,!>e:. U II mni.:el' It\
hnal home: uppearnnce~ tomorro"
und ~aturdn) nighh agaml.l Whn·
man and Pacthc Ttp-off'!o arc: \el lor
1 )0 p m both mghu
~111. 'em or' wtll see 1 hetr lu'it
home: duty m the: Bluck and Orange
at Pamplin Sports Center thi::~
\lol(a:.k..:nd Co-capwuu D1ck Hartung
Jnd l:d 1chen~o are sn thear fourth
year with the P1onecr vu~1ty wh1le
Dulc: Hermanson, Jc:ff Jone!>, Vargil
Sander' and Tony Wilder hu'c: eac.h
)pent two }ear~ under coach Dean
Semper!
LC edged Whatman Jan. 29, 80· 78 111 o">crtimc:, 111 \\ .1lla "'alia
Whit' arc 1-11 an N orth\\cst
lercnec: plu) comang into tornor~
mghto; game I he Paonc:el"' l<»t
clo'e gamc to Pac1ftc .H Deu:mbd
l"ip-011 1 ourne), but bht\le1J
Bo:-ter,, 8(}.69, Jun. 7 at ""'""
Gro'<e.
I rec thro\\ .,hooting made
thHercncc an l c., 87-80 to~
W111nmellt ~aturduy at Slllem
f>tc>ncer'> '>hot SO per cent from
flg.or compared wath the Bearcats'
per cent But L t hal a dt!.mull2
lrom the: hnc wh1le Willumeuc
a whoppsng 'I ol 41
Herman\on , Nachenko.
~appcrt , and Oave Short fouled·
of game 1n "htch S I louh
called ) I on L C. 1 he Ptoneef'
JS held goah to Wallamelle' ~
Baker es PSU job
Dan Balmer
Sports Writtr
Ra)· Baker lormer LC In­
tramural. dsrector and B~l-.tanl to
head loot ball coach Fred W al"on
ha'> taken a JOb as deten!>IVe
backlield coach at Portland State
ll mvcr..lt)
\ecrctary Lon Bowen \31d that
Baker had 'pent last year at l C
getting hi\ mtmer" degree. He: stayed
on to fill tn for Dell Smath who wut­
on \Ubbaucal gettang ha~o doctor.tle
at Oregon State l mverMty
When a\kcd about h1' decaMon
Bal.:cr saud he: really wnsn 't a I ullumc:
worker at L C, and wa\ .. ,n a state: or
limbo He d1dn't fed there: \\as a
future for htm\Cif here
Baker ~1d he wa\ "Just thnlled"
to become a part orthe PSU football
organu.auun He looks forward to
worlang under t'SU coach Mou"e
Davas .. An opponunuy >Jto\c:, and I
accepted at A JOb li'-e th" doesn't
\:Omc: lllong all that often," he ~a1d < unt5 Burton, u defcnSI\C
tud..le on tha~ year\ l (. football team u1d, ~Ray was a real oo!lltJ
p.trt in our program Ha~ lea,ma:D
Jo,., to both the team and
school"
~I have really .1pprcctated
LC cll.penc:ncc: ," Baler s1nd
player\, coache~ and studcnu
worked With were: really neat.
there wu!\n't hght at the end ol
tunnel ut l ( llowcvc1 l om
that thang:r. wall all work out
becauo,t thev alwav' do al ,·ou -.
, o ()c
n t w mana g ......
Schwinn- ~lei -~~ -The LC 400 medley relay team
of Tom Jack&on, MJI'c Sutton, Bob
Pratt, and Rob MacDonald broke a
Khool rc:c:ord a1 the l'liWC meet 'tl<ith
a ume of 3·S77. All ue lrcshman .
Another Paoncct record lell n•
Jack:»ftn. f•rau, jun1or Jam Hcam·
mond. and MacDonald IW'o&m the
800 frc:c l)lc rela) an 7•51 0
-Freshman dl\ieJ Ken Folc:)
finlf,hed ic:C:ond lor I.C in th~ one­
mctcr nnd three-meter d1v10g c\cnta.
at Walla WDila. Foley, nnk.cd K· Pob Lemon ( ISK pound111) and
hcavyv.c1ght M1ke Hnn.cn had
JC:cond·round pm:~. lor I C agnimt
the lkarca" I hur duy Other
f>wncer wmnen v.c:re Clyde OhUi
( l2b), Slap olt1gcr ( I SO), lind Jc:l f Gomg 101o post r.euon tourna·
menl compeuuun, top l'1oncer
wre1>tlcrr.anclude Ohttl, 11-3, l.emon,
11-7; R1chard, ICI-K·2: ami flumen,
17-7 on the t.ea\on. --·
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