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February 24, 1977 Volume 36, Number 6

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rerm «ltscnmanutorv ,and the. tn~hsh
l)cpartnu:nt '.:nt n protc:shng memorandum
en the 'UhJC:C:t tn the l>eun ol haculty
1 he cvuluutwn form, on whtc:h lltUdent~
IIIII~'' \\11Y~ toampruH c:ht\\c· and teucher~o
11 no" requtrcd onh lor purt·ttme f.u:ult)
Tbc L ngli'h Department hud c;onstructed it~
G'o\n C:\ aluot ion I otm Ju,t fall.
1 he Fuculty Per<>onnc:l Advttory Com-
01nc:c: "ill ob cl"\c the: ne~ cv.Jiuation
t)ltcm this llpnng. It wtll bt debuted nnd
fOI~ on Iuter b) the faculty
P<~rt·time profc,,o,. .Jrt tho't htred on
all auc:guhu buw• to rc:pluc.c: prot~ sors
tra\'tlltntl over.ea., to tc:Jc.h \)')CClulited
rount!l. to replace profcno~ on uhb.uical ,
olle~e
•
Bunda Burnell
"carr \\ riter
An open hcurtng lor student and lacul­
rut'icd ~ut~llon' .1boutthe new general
lt.'dte) requtrcmen~ propo:-~ed b\' 1 he LC
hrnrulum Commttlc:c:
Th( nev. rcqutremcnt\ ouchned tn the
~ptl~41 are 11.\ toll a\\.,
•\octety and <.ulture 4 credit:!.
• ~at ural 'ictence I credtt
•t reauve Art~ I I 1 J crcdltJ
•Contemporary b~UC'\ (lor JUnior' and
ll!lllo'r) ): I t rcdu
• Phhtcal fducauon \ctmty: I (3
m.iit
llHnl gener.al :o.tudie': 7 '2/ J crt-dll~
1 he Curnculum Committee propo~•l
nC\\ requarement' \\-ill be submllted for
It} approvul v. hen u finul lorm is drahcd.
propos.•!. copic' ol whtch arc available
tht l>cun ol F.tcult) ·, otti~..-c , would take:
gruduall~ be8Jnning ne~t l.tll. and be
t.h tmplc:mentcd b) htll 1979
I C math prolcuor I lane} <ichmtdt.
r ..... ~ ol the: ubcllmmll tec thut d~1gned
propo~al, .ud ~:onc:ern o\·er gencr.1l
:QUtlrcmcnl\ at l L w., .. brought to the
ulum Commlltce 10 JQ7S I ucull~
::miller• .u thot ttmc c.tmc tu the conc:e n~u .
I there Wati liulc or no mtionalc: behtnd
nt general di,tribution re~uiremenh
"I he) ll!lt t h.u ~ general \lUdic
.am dt I C ts either non-t" tent or
llrem .. l) luc:k ant; in cohc\1\lenc:.' · \chmtdt
chmidt cmphu,11c:d thiat the propo,.tJ
for u gcnerul tud1c progr.1m, not a
.Jt cJistnbution requirement )} :.tern Jilc:
pr~e nl one.
Most di21cw sion at the he:mng centered
the propo!>cd four credato; m Soc:1cty und
ture. t\ecordtng to the proposal , a two­
compar.tuve hum.lmlte' c:ou"e would
two ol the lour uedlls 1 he two
nang 'Societ) and Culture'' credit'
IOuttJ anvohe u · l(l(u!lcd'' eou~c. probnbly
one term couN: to 1111 the muJor puH of a
nt".. loud thllt ~u.artcr I hi' cvur~e
IIUifl lot US 1)1\ unc hHilOrtC.ll I!'IUt In U
•mtculur nmc: ptnod R,1th would be teolm­
r•lllnl .tnd tntc:rdt~ocaphnur y
f he \octet v .tnd l ulturc C:(IUrse would
be <~ nt\\ \\c\h:rn l "' ,cquencc," ~ud
,ta\·i•1 ~uvugc .. lcllnl' dc.tn ol l.tcult) und a
ol the subcommtttec "I ht
doe5 not re 1 on the usJumption
there: IS one ur\1!) thnt 1 ttppt(lJllllltc
all 31tudent~ . t hell: .are n number ul
libi,cct m.mcri t hut could be 1 rea ted y nop·
blly, und stucJent!l \\ould be gtH·n options
to subject matter."
• • on
or to te.Jcb extru clune when too mnn)
students rcgi~ter lor 11 clun
Part-tame lnculty member nrc not patd ll
resulor ~1"'>'• 1 hey Me puad .S 1.350 per
co~t5e Wllh nu fnntte bencht &. lnatead ol
betng ~ought out by a •catch commtttcc the\
life: largely dec:tdcd upon hy department
head\ fhey cannot be eJected IO (acUh)'
commtUc~ • o Union or or~nnitutton uch
u the: \mcracun h octatton ol lJnivc:r tt}
Professo~. protcch them
Arlcigh Dodson, ch.mm<.~n olthc: Facul­
ty Personnel Advisory Commiuec, wa1 one
ol the lull-ttme" \\ho dectded that part·
llmcr) should hand out some kind ol evaluu·
lion forms to thc•r studenu to let the
department c:h1urmen cJc:tcrmine thc:u per·
lormancc . They could ai\O gather 51Udents
retcrena: on thetr work:.
"There') an element ol protccuon lor
the part-time faculty an th~c cvnluuttons ...
Vol. .36 No. 6
Studenb uncJ fllcult) members present
at tht hearing wen: mo)t concerned with
"hat the emphasa~ ol the subject matter
would be, and w h.u teachmg approaches
were betng conSidered
LC math proteuor Bob Owen!' e:\·
prt~J~ the opsn1on that a comparil)on of
cullUre' would be dtfhcult lor .an Amenc:.m
!tudent not thoroughly \C:f'cd m ht own
culturnl hentuge
t.(' math pror~ .. or Jlarvt) ~chmtdt
~In other ""ords, ho\\ do you l.:n\l\\ what
'richnc,., ol tulturc' tlo, tor c:'\amplc:. unle1o;
)OU h.s\c .tn e:\pectation ol '~b.u 'nc:hnc: '
mean" in )'oUr ~t\\n context '!)chmtdt s.ud.
'"I thinli the teehng ol the committee
"hen woking out 1 h1~ propo$111 \\ll' that
tudents need a per5pecti\le on world odet)
a~ an C\oh ing whole," '~Uid "c\C Knox,
l.C f:ntth!oh prole ~or und ,ub-~ommmee
member "f'rc~ent 't\mcnc.tn Culture· .&nd
'Other <.. ulture' ttc:ntral dt tnbutton rc­
quarerncnt:. tend to ~rente a 'It\\ ol ·u~o' o1nd
'them· I don't thw).; that at mitkc:~ uny ~en,c,
c:one.1dcrang the limited number ol gencrul
... tudlc' rcquu cmcnt~ prortN:d to wc1ght
them townrd!i ,, :stud) ur \\c:.,tern CtHhll· . .. lion.
Knox :uud, ho\\e,cr, thot the number \lf
I.C lacult) qu11hhcd 10 condu~t cuurs~ in
non-We tern Cl\ ililnllon 1 loOIDC:\\ hiU
limttcd.
Prtl>tdcnt John tlowurJ .auJ l ('
5tudent!i • rc grndu.1tang \\1thout a lot ol the
.. b.utcs" ol u hberal art educ~tion . l>cxhon s1ud. ·tt g.vr1 them JOb aecunty,
Ha.tnnatlly. rutt-umeB don't CJ!fC that much
lnr part·ltmers . II the)' duJ, they'd vote them
m a lull-umc:B. Nov. \\C can document
whether they've performed 'llrell or not, 50
they've somethang to show future
employers ."
A tnc:ulty committee des1gncd a form
p.1tt-t1mers would di5lnbute to thelf
!ltudcnt&. Tht mover wu\ announ~d to
dcp•utment head Jan 20 1 he problem ''
that studc:nh evaluate part·t1merJ Wlth a
cumputerlled form and tull-timen by
v.hatc\ler way profcuors chooK
I wo yeurs uso. students were usl:td to
grode their profesJon b} peneihng tn the
holes on IBM cuds. The faculty d&smwed
then mcthoo :L\ in::adequate since tho!>c ~ere
not 5Uffic:•ent lor the \'ancty ol courKS
oflered.
...There luu been 1l leehng among the
24 1:ebruun 1977 • •
"I believe: tlull 11 is mcumbc:nt upon thls
college 10 require those ol ats student who
wouldn't do so b~ chotec to penetrate: the:
general ~tudtes areas outlined m thls
proposal more deeply than 1'1 here
d~ignated," Howard said. "'The 1dealshould
be that u student graduate lrom l.C deeply
informed mthe roo~ o( tmowncultute . 'The
old \\'(.,.tern Civ, sequence. in aptte ol ita
dru" back.~. provtdcd such u bacJ.:grouncJ . At
JtJJ l>u "
its present .tagc ur de\clopment, thi
propoS<ll doe' nvt."
Howard ~d that tudent d1 c~uun and
suttldcnt options lun-c been iin.t priorit)
con~1cJerallons in ns,tgmng gencrul re­
qusrcmc:nts 10 the ~'ll. He satd th:at .IS tur as
he "a' concerned, "the u!c:u thnt stutlenu
lc.Hn ~~ wh.lt the\ 'rc mo't inter~tc:d in •
~hould not prec:lude the n~--c it) for gener.tl
requirement<> and a common educational
C\pencnce! ."
One ''udent\ respon~e to llowurd'
C~lmmcnh \\.J'i. that n:quirc:d clas .. cs often
become b.1tners tu the kammg prucc:ss
"We h.J\C: no b~)i lor the: nuumrtion
that people don't Je.tm lrtlm thing •mpo,cd
(In them." Ho""11rd :..atd.
nuthcr tudent ~n concerned t" 10
whether the ~o~.:tcl\ ' and c. ulture courses •
\\OUIU be taught" nh, lecture fonntu, or one
rclJUtrtng mo~ of 11n emplo ment ol
student tn those: da ~es. llu.:uhy that we threw ou1 the bab} wtth tt.c
b th water.~ actmg lJcan ol hculty O.l\itd
S1nagc satd. AJtc:r the IBM card method wu
'IIOicd down, orne teachers atkcd for
una~tanc:c tn muktng up an evaluation J(lrm
1 he f. PAC made upsuchalorm nnd dectdcd
to try at out on the part-nmen
"LC emploY" more pan-t•me faculty
thun the usual colle¥e bcc:aU!C of tll ovcr$Caa
prnarams," Savage s:.id. "This li espccuslly
true m the M.Jt.ter ol Arts in T caching
program "'here all tbe tn5truC1oB re part·
timers th&s year. We o~ed 11 ,to the students to
make: aure we \\eren'l rchanns people \\ ho
d1dn't do what the de~rtment and students
wanted"
Savage lelt that t"-'aluatJons would belp
part-t&men to find full-tame JObs. M rnc;c the)
represent a lnrg~: part ol our tc.achtng foro:.
the should be re-hired In order 10 be re­
hued. they muil have student e\'aluauons
,\s tar s I ILnO\\, part·ume (acuity welcome
the cV~~luauon~>."
There were some ~ho did not
"I don't rhtnk a '&radc-on-n-talle-from­
one-to-sc:llen' quc:suonn:ure 1s e\et good:
sa ad one part-tim.: faculty member who
'>l.nhecJ 10 rcmatn unon11mow . "lt hmlls •
students 10 how they cun r~pond 10 what
the> know of the tea~h~r People should rei)
less on computc:t·hlc cechmqu~ or
O\cr tmpllflc:~tton . A computer
compartmentuhtcs people"
Continued on pg. b
psycholov protcs.sor snd subcommnu:e
member. ·Domg that would tend to ampl)
that :dl $tudenu le:un best under the me
conditions. We arc ulso trying to 8\0id
impo •ng methods on the proreuors who" all
be IC!lChtng these c:l~~~ "'
1 he rc:sl issue is bo" wcU tudents w til
deal Wlth diUu ed authont) ," said Savnge
I C economiC~. profc:taor Kevin Kelly
proposed that general studies cou~ con­
centrate on approaches to problem olving
rather th:Jn Stud)ing the problems
them cl\'CJ.
LC commuruca tions professor Stephen
Hunt SAid the proposed general studies
requirement'S may not dc:al with fundamental
sltlh. He .aad wncing. 3pea .. ing. littenmg.
and n:ndtng s 1lls suppodl\ dealt wtth
under the prt$ent Freshman c:mtnar s~ tern
ma~ be eliminated uoder lhc: 1'\c~ program.
.. Tbe s~noptic half of the So ·:cty and
Cuhurc group" ill be an expanded tormnt 10
wh1ch to deal \\lth those problems,~ :s:s,':lgt
t:\plamed . "One draw bact or the Frahm11n
~emanar i that n IS JU t too small to do the
JOb,.
Regardtng the pro~~d \.. ontcmporary
I sues course, the quC">tton \\as raised tu to
ho\\ prolnsor will deal \\ tth diffcrang
b·,c.ll:ground :tmong tudent •
So\iA&C 5-'Uid tudenti would take thiS
cour-M: Dt the JUnior or semor le,cl b\' whach
urne the} \\iould ha'~>e dc\elapec;l ccnam
usdul .. btascs" the~ could appl~ to the:
l'lpc:cdtc: .s~ue nf the course.
""l'b1~ c:oUIR addres...-.es the dtlc:.mma of
societ) toda~.· said lr-cnc Hecht. ociatc
Dt:a.n of Focuh) and member oithc: subcom­
miu~ "\\'c: llre u societ} of uper-spcClah t
At ume pomt the ,uper· peaaltS\$ need to
sit do'' n and talk. to each other ..
Hunt n '-ed "hy the OC\\ g~:nc:rul r~
qui~mcnts would represent upproJtntutel)
one411lh or the total rcqwrcd crc:dtl for
g:ruduatton .
•The number e\'t:n-nnd-t\\o-thtrd5
creJII!o ' an uccumulat•on of "hat made:
sense for each unu," Hecht &d. "In the
~)·noptu: humlll\it&c:s course, for e~amrle ,the
number was urn'~ at 11$ a Ctlmpromt e
bct\\etll the: hm1tauon" ol the t-=mhman
Semmar und ome of the problems we bud
\\alh the )eUr·long Wcstcrn Cl\'. ~(tuc:nC'C ...
"'l'bc.re un: plc:nt) ol rc:~ons "h) the:
number of general ~tudies requuanenli
huu!Jn'c be allo\\td to gee much brscr:
MWe ha' e largcl) ll\ o•tled da~Utllng
pedagogical method .. Aid I en) F""· l ''a ~ stud. ·~omc '~>cry tmport nt opuoru.
hlt.:c an o'e~c:a tnr could ge-e ~quee1cd out
between general tudacs n:qu1rements and
maJOr f'C\4U&rcmcnu.
Continutd un PI• 6 · cism gets opinion
To tht ldilor:
I'd li .. e tO SUSllCSt that te\C
Hav~ard ao 0\"er hts COtJCI'>m of tht
'''mp\Num (L 06 .:! I, "") ltnd
~;OIW\.'t :.omt ot the log1c.tl lallaoc'
hc h~ comm1t1ed
) ~ \\ c~tcr'> dcx) detmc ym
po\sum a) ~a c.:ollectaon ol oplnltln~
on a ~ubJC'Cl-(\\ h1ch thc Ed•r"e ot
thc Puhh' '"u~ .) and not .. ,,,,. collec-­
uon ol OJIInl\"ln!'! on a ubJcct ..
(v.htch the hhp~ \\&:. ne\er meant
to be) II IC\C had h~tened to rhc
pca~ef"> mort' auenti\'el}, ma~ be
hc could ha' c reah7ed the r.Hher
:ngnificant d1flerence5 in theu pomb
ot \1cv. ..
The onh pointthatthc~pea'-ers
ag~ on \\~ that 110CJal, poliucal.
cconom1c, and indl\'idual t'\ih do
e'''' m C«.\ntcmpora~ American
OCiet\, v.h1ch happens lO be ll -c:apllalht OClet} But thl~ d~ not
mean that all the \pc.ller.. tound
rheu ans.wer.. tn the \1ctr:\i)t alter­
natl\c. For e:·umple. h.tter ~trongly
res1stt'd the 'tudenb '"ho tned to
Interpret h~ "\OCIIII cntla~>m ,Ill a
Mur'\tr.t analyst), He \aid that \\a!>n't
wh.at he \\a trying to do.
1\lso Steve. were you m thc
council ~;t\ambc~ "hen there wa a
hot debate bct'"een the :opea~ers'l
•Egaliuman ~farxist po~ition" wa~
in no wa\ the on!~ op10ion ex-pre,,cd, nen thoush the op1nmn~
c\prt ,\'d challenge the .. tatu~-quo,
\'OIC'ed the tad chut capituh'' ~)'\tem
1sn 1 neurh perfect," und u~~cd for
re\ 1'1100~
\ "'· • mort' 1 hon a hundlul of
t t ,tudcntJ ure ,ympnthell( to
C;tpltuh .. m • More than 10 rcr~nt tll
the ~tudcnt bod) u enrolled 10 one
high!) cnp1tuli~11c cour~e cu.Jied
"lnvt,tmc:nt, ," indicaung funh 1n
the $\:o~tc:m . 1 he e are preci,c:l\ the:
reason '"h~ the fchp~e ol the Pub he
,er\cd 11 purpose tl '~cu . 1 he ~rm­
po)•um c:ned to Huce nnta-,tatu.,.
quo "manonl) .. opm1on' that needed
to be hc:Jrd 111 1 C Thc goal of the
''mpoMum wa~ not, and !lhouldn't
ha't bct:n to e\prc" the maJorit)
• op1mon.
We: cannot blame: the organuers
ol the ~ mpoMum (or not havmg
repre~cnted the S)mpathie~ of
e'crybod) tln campu-. hn tone pur­
po:.-c: ol educ.tuon (lUIOJng the ubtltty
to coni ronc challenge' cltecttvely
and intelligentl~ )
lthou8ht the ympos•um was a
great e'lltcerci'e 10th"' Student-. were:
encouraged to rccon~1der their
\alue.' and behel\ \\ e c.1n onl) feel
proud lor .,,omelhmg hle thi~ to have
happened on our ~mpu) .
Nnlon Gurt'l
Hayward challenged
To the Ediror:
I bclae''C there rna) be ~ome
confus1on on campu)concemtngthe
rca:nt >} mpo 1um. Thi) confus1on i~
t)pUit'd b\ Ste\e Hayward') letter.
·Eclip~ !:>cope Sndl) Ltmned'"
(! I" ~7) ,
tc~e ) logical organizatton .md
~~~ e pre.)ion •~ tmpre.~foivc but he
)Uln trom a lal&e premi~ . The IItle
ot the ~o)·mpo tum W3!> -rhe Ec:hpllc
ot the Pubhc .. and Slater, Carnoy
M1Uord and Ham~ dJd Jn e>.cellent
JOb or expr~stng a -coUection ol
opiruom" on ho~ the pubuc's righb,
freedoms, and worJd} "iews, are
severely affected ( edtpsed if you like)
b) a capitalistic -'Y>tem.
II rhc sympo~Jum had ~n
ad\ert~Sed as 01 debate concermng
the mo~t cflecth-e economJc S)'ltcm
for the t... S I could re$pect Ste\o'c'~
view~. But ll wu not approac:ht'd
from that angle, to the dbma) of
man) of the capitalists on camptu.
I bdie\e the sympoMum wu
1uocessful . h gave us tool1 with
wh1ch ~e c.an eumme our vatu~.
uptrauon\, and \OCtal order Otr
""THE P~ICES F~ \IOU I), the typical LC :.tudcnt i!o
tam•liur '"ith the merits ol our pre­
sent economic 1deolog) (Pamplin
~port> ~nter, microphones. eta:.\~
in JD\'nlment:.) .and content \\ith it.
1\nd, 10 the same brearh. I'm sure
mun\ ~tudents '"ere hocked and
,cured b) the inadcquuclc> and
d&n!;ers of our e>.tcrnnlh comfor­
table >)')tem.
\\'e've all been provtded for. !IO
11 1!1 eas~ to 1gnore the man~ oub1dc
rhu c.~mpu~o '"ho do suffer from
cupitahsm\ evils
The sympOl>IUm gave n good
overnew of many contemporary
problerru and offered the begmnm&~>
ol ome )Oiuuom . And tho!.C
!iolut•ons were not forced upon U!o,
but were meant to )timulate personal
invC$tigation into what 1'1 the be$t
replacement for, or ahemtton of
capitah1m . I teet SOtT)' for people
who cannot get past the structure of
the )'mposium, to rhe matenal
prQCnted, and who cannot apply
rhat m.ttenal instead of condem1ng
• II.
Jolm Mok1
CAPPUCCI .... ..-... Art' rou lfl'/11~ tn .•.
..• ,,~// .wmnlung ?
... (md wmnhtng ?
1 ht' 1 OG u ntll\' aurptin~:
rlwufttd aJ1 Jor puhltrauun . Thrl'
ra:.t :Jr pn lmr t11 prmtc·d "' tlrt
paprr. lj rou'rr llllt'rC'\Ic'd call /Jcma
'P 01 t:\'1, ••••
Student talks
of petitions
to jail dogs
1 o rht l: ditor
I obJt'-1 to snme of the
~ugge"eon" and ll!>:.Umptions
rt'poned 10 the I.OG(2/11/17) con·
cerntng the current dog (lHlblem on
cumpu~ .
The lir..t 1s rhe U\\Umpuon thut
~the 730 petition 1gnature~ :.ub­
mitted to ~Men-.on \hov. ed f\Uf·
ftcient 'ludent intcre t to JU~II Iy
lllocatmg' runds to build a po\\Jble
pen or tenccd-m ar-eu on cumpu' tor
do[t.'
\\ hen l wa!\ .tsked to ~1gn one of
these pctmon' Jt was e'-pltuncd thut
the p.:uuon wa' to protC'it Dean
Sorenson\ Implementation ot the
dog pohq wulwut can.wltmg
Jllldt'rrt.t .
I :>il\\ a number of copte' ot th•~
petition carc:ulattn£ 1 am .. urea large
number ot the '>tgnacure'
reprc:.ented objection' to rha<~
procedure, nut the uctunl dog
potic). The>e peution' don t JU~IIfy
po\sible ASl C allot.lllom
I also obJeCt to the SUSlfe,tion
that .s fenced-in area be built on
lower campu) for do~ <iome ot the
dogl> current!) runmne around t<tm·
pu!i .tr-e laJrl) huge It would cake; n
fence dt ltn&t five feet lull to be
effective I believe thtl> would detract
lrom the be.suty or lower campu!l 1
enJoy walkmg around lower campu!.
and would resent bemg fenced out of
p3rt of II
J favor the rcgJ)tratton system
)Uggested II dog') owners were:
dlrect.l) responMble lor what the1r
dogs dtd, we would hove !ewer com­
plaant> about the do~ • presence
Er1c-SwQiljon
Do ,tou hnt a hor lead! 1 he
Pionetr l.og\ nt~~na ~h number i\
tJ.l. 233
u.'/l~rJ 10 rht· Ed11or Jhuuld b~
udd"eJled 10 Bo.:} I Tht dtodluu 1.\
10 am. Mondun All submtSlton.f
should br typt'd and or,. .UJbjl'Ct to
t!dltmg Communications mo .....
1 o tht ldltor:
'1 w11l be a sud do) when the
C ommuntca ltons Dcpurement
move' out of Odell Manor n da)
thul more than the dopunmcnt
members w1JI regret
Odell won't be hull n~ m
tere~1111g Who cbe wtll mnkt the
hull .. nng w 11h 'YIIogJslic ~!onder the
Wll\ Hunt\ debaters cun? Who ehe •
w1ll 'et tho'>C rolhng rhctoric;1l
hgure' apro\\ I m the b1g home'' Or
worm) O:\) morons mangled \\It h
out-of-:.ynch onomatopoeau und
stmant•c wnecdoche '' Who ch~ but
~
the ( ommunications IJepanment
\\OUid thml.: ol pounng collec on the
pres1dent'~ plnnb -or pu11hing
worn-out run(~..' O\er the railing
above hi'> office?
\~e· 'ou'll be sorr\ lor c urning
u' out 'ou'll be"' bored i.l!o oatme.al
s11110g around wuh nochmg but ·•d­
mumtrull\e per!lonncl rolhn11 ott
memo'
Due.' Dean Brown thmk he wtll
develop tht abtlity to be brtel and
''Ill.)' JU~I bv moving 10to Snbtn\
ufhce?
"'oo wuy1
lho'e quuhue~ don't come\\ ith
the oflice or 'eep out ole he wall\. Do
alltho\e other de3n' \\-ho arc moving
up~tau':' thmk that by mov1ng into
\-lh. Ward'' and \h Ba11ter's ol­
hcc' the\ '' 1ll )OmehO\\ become -bml.:, efficient ablt co orgnnilC
bnlhunth and do the work of four • people?
'\o No '\n
It •~n't our offtct) that make uo;
"greut nor \\Ill stttmg 1n our )Cats
allov. you to corru.,cate or dtscover
the !>ecret of ~en31 communtcatton
Wall unul all tho~e ex-history
leache~ discover that heat come!>
upstam. very slowly, that all the
olftce~ are bugged and there 1' no
men's room for mile~
When we were told to meet wtth
the deans to dtscms movang we were
as11ured that we wouldn't be moved 1f
we d•dn't want to do so. We d1d not
want to do l!O We are movmg
..1nywny
We're swnpptng our Odell of·
lice) for a house that Student
Development htb grown ured of We
IO!oe a VIC\\ of trees and flowe~ and
gam the unobstructed v1ew of n
parktng lot
What rot.
Our place ~melled of ancient
tenant ~ of Chet Frisbee who sup­
posed!)' blew up when he wa5 fired, and '' 'lt.Jitercd nil over th~
1 her~ I' an odor or \Orne Old.
Department ol l duc.111on """
well U!\ the wull 'IUic that
burplur\ lo:.t yc:ar It ~;onuun.,
of ~J'OIIcd Wtne and nbout u hl.!
ol old dmmond' and rubtta
with our bugwng c:qUJrrnenc
So the department " Ill
out ol 1 he: mum't rc:um ol , ......
own) lrom the library, cllt·t•ur
Xero11. machine , and
Ike \\ c: "hull ha\c: to ~cne
and put 1n •• pmball machindh
to entice ~tudcnh to our uuo1Pill:
tho•c: w.um lnendly ~tudent ·CJ
Interaction~ thut we purpon
rccrUJIIO!l brochure~
\II otthi' 'hovmgolc he
.tbouc hke old 'I ord J·or t'rt~li:!·
button' '' predicated upon
that bnng1ng admini~;trumc
together '""make lor more
cy.
hddlc: (lor ''ant or a
term)
I t.. new I holt 1dca WU!\ o1
trom "'> one tnp Into the t~cr\Ut
when I got lost 1 rymg to fiM
bathroom obod) kne\\ whr··
go On" suspect' that such
'"ill not rc .. uh m more e ftc:1enc:,i
in increa \Cd btd.cnnll ..1nd JC<SIIO;
and loot-dragging a~ the \
dep.lrtmtnt~ ob,cr\'c
depart menh \CCretane ... equ1p:~
und work loud ...
11 con\olidauon i' good
udmtmMra tion, \\ hy 1sn't 11 g<KX
the tacult-.:'! We like to con)ult •
each other ilnd \\\Up Jde,u
di~ohke betng ~hoved orf JntO
hutthe" or catacomb.., (wllneu
Rehg1t>n Department \ ne" h<r.t·
or the Ht!ltOr} Depanment
bemg pu!\hed a~1de to make roo1rt
u money-mak1ng gra
program) One could predict
mtddle manngement po~•uoru to
future unul all the room as ta••cnt
probably staffed by out-of·•
h111tory reachet'l>·plus
1 hen w1ll come the parkang
Blood Will now
Do come to see u-:. arter
term 10 our new home
Huddleston Lane Perhnp~ you
help u' ~on out JUSt what
college 111 ull abu ... , whnt other
ty are domg 10 their vanou'
holes or what ~tudent s arc t '"'..,
We shull need help
Commumcotiotu
f dhor·ln-Chld .. " ... _, • .. ·w .. .. • , .. , Geofl Cow It)'
\1anaalnc r dllof ·-· ...... . u.. 0 ······- I ••• • Jell Plctor
<\r1 l>llf(lor • . . • l>urch \l11ndcl
Phutoaraph) l:dlror ... ... ..w • • • .... .. • • • • ... • ... f>a\ld So>""'
"ipnrh t.clllur .. llan• Hol1na&:d
( ompc>\lllon i:.dllor ... .. Ruben HIUJ
8udn"' 'ltanAt<~ . • ... • • l..au,. \t•rton
\dHrth•n& \tana1n • l>ana KPmbol
c srf'ul.ollon \hn•atr . .. • • John lJnlllltf
f'uhllcl OccurtnCMo • ( mds u .. cnt
Wrilrrt s~nd) ArH.Iclrtllln Kr\1n Haud, ltrcnd.a Uurnctr
Drn.d () < larl, Jan <.:on~ll, Juttc lluon, l.Juohnc (,ate. ~~!Ill (ort\•John~on, Juhc
Jonr>, Mel Jona. C'horc: \1&rt111, r('rr Olton, 1hom J(os~ \onC) Rouch, )Uhc
chou IIIII Stoln, Sam I allllllln, Hollwanur I horttrm•tou, l..aurtr I odd, l on roil
\\'C)~hodl
~purl\
l'hcun~:r•ph' •
.::1111 l'•lt• en J)oue Ro•cnbcrg. 1-:)'lc Rothcnborn lJan ll•lrncr, Jakr Grttnhurg, \nn :O.Irntct
lrll tJtAnn, I' h) Ill• n tCf,
l'rmlurllun • Sand) nc.lclrnan, l>an U 1lmrr, R11) Clar~
Coll«n ( onroy, c·"rohne ualc. \tanh• t111mh<rs. Mel Jona. lh•bh•r 'lltch"t._ \\111
W•t&hl
( omprhllluu .. , Ja) nc lliU[Tn. I mdy fit)•"''• Wend} l uucll~> I.'" n llarudu Wtnth l~cn.:lf!.IJ , slusrlcnc: K .. mohl, Cnrul M11humuns Maru
\1tC ulloch. I ..It Orbuch, :\I~~ l:iJ'.IIdtnt•. lcnnlfcr \\ c>Od)'
l'huto 'ntrntt I lo&'e ~0 'ltll:r
•hl•ur • Kit hard llu) I
~Jtlrflua.l Gulllant~ . \ uruo.a I ).en lit~
lllhrul puhhQhon C)] the A\,CK'IIIc<l .,,utlcnh ''' 1~\\n 111111 1 I.J,~ ( ollc~. ON5
t• .. lllunc I hi I Road, l>unland, c trrgon •1 7219 t•untni "ttL I) ,sunng thr nauJcm•c \car
b) lhc I..,Lc: 0 v.c~;o Jtnscv. Src:ond cl;ot• pcntlt:C: pild 111 l•orllllrld Orr"on nn1101l
•uh>HtPI~<m c~ S \ 75 lvr US tu~nhc-rt \ Jew• c:~<prn~.J 1011: thOle nltbc \\ntcn
11nc.l do not ncau11nl) reflect a he •x\n oiiiJc uudcnt l>odV,IhC'IICull), or lht ('(tllcar
~aoJmon,.tralson pende
and tJ
To tht Edltoa
t reel I l'l
\tsnm''i recti
l7·77l concer'
b) cc r1111 n cu
ASil' elecllo
Pender gMt
ftf"t of
!act~ about P
one board Cc
foot long b)
loot high) wi
5()sheetl> of P • c•cryday typi
'0\\, wl
Pendergast u
olthl~ t ypc ol
111~ ~fe to a
and one-thu
um~r ThiS IS l
11der that 01
bllhon board
on che lltur
nauonal for
,unck the
nacural rc~o\l
congress ani
h,l\·e yet to
out th111 ovec
SIX btiiJ
can bu1ld 30
can be u~ed I
more shcell
board feet <
build a COUI
lucky
I tecl ~
apology for
\OU to wnte •
hJ\t, to :!;tl
nat1onal for~
To the Edit,
I wish J
that were le'
on the ou
"cek
The m
"'hat u the
Dean ~
group ts aliC
long as no r
o\emtght,
po)c or goo1l
Mary
other hand
l'<llla ble o
.tdmtntstru\
later saad tt
to everyone
d1~cnmma
The L
faculty, '\t
were allo
pohCJes ~~ •
11 any, •s u1
enure colle
Anoth
so much c(
the adm1nt
Who 1
wher-e are
channel!>~
to COn!llC'it
ol the e
po1tcies'1
Wh' -
1 quarter
Uall)' of
unlnown
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• "rllcr,
• rollt£C Pendergast
and the feds
to thr t-dllor·
1 tc:cl 1 must comment on MA.
\tartm', recent leiter to the l Ou (2-
11-71> concermng the wn!lte ol paper
b> ccrt~un cundidnte ~ 10 the recent
\Sl (. elecuons, Ill pnruculur Kevm
Pcnder(lUlil
f'lr,t of ull M\ Muntn, a few
jact1 about pllpcr \hould be atred
One board foot ol raw limber (one
loot long by one foot w1de by one:
(001 htgh) Will yc:1ld apprOXHnlllely
,SO sheet\ of paper whtch 11 stmtlar to
f\trydny typmg paper
'1/ov.. when you con$tder that
Pender~st used clo\e to 2000 sheets
lll thts type of paper m hto;. campa1gn .
11 ~ safe to as"'ume thnt he used 13
and ont thard board feet of ruw
umhfr Thit; t5 nothmg when you con·
udcr that our government lets "'
btlhon board feet of raw ttmber rot
on the !>tump ench year an our
nauonol forcllt~ If you want to
~nack the gro&S mtsuse of thl!
natural re!iource why don't you wnte
cangres~ and a<Jk them why they
h.3vc yet to pass legt,lauon to than
out thas over mature umber?
Sh: btllaon feet of ruw umber
can butld 300,000 home:. a year or
can be u,ed to make three balhon or
more sheet!> of paper Th1neen
board feet of umber 1s enough to
build a couple or shelve!!, at you're
luck)'
I leel you owe Penderga!>t an
apolog) for your letter • .md 1 urge
)OU to wnte your congre!lsman , as I
hil~t. to stop the w;uttng of our
national forests resour<;es
What policy?
To the lditor:
I wa'lh to r.me ~ome qucsuom
that were left out of the LOG story
on the Souther Fstate policy last
Ytc:ek
f he most basiC quc\llOn IS,
11hat u tht polto
Dean Soren~en ~a1d that am
group 1s allowed u'e of the estate as
long a .. no more than 12 people stay
o\crmght they have •' \IBled pur­
po~e or goaJ and a fatuity I!> present
Mary Ann Normund1n on the
other hand 'a1d that estate was
ava1lable only to facult) J>tafr. or
.tdmantstrauvc personnel !)orc:nsen
later 11a1d the c!ltatc had been closed
to everyone at h" request to a\IOid
dts\.rtmmuuon agamst students.
fhe LOG story .. tated thai only
faculty 'tat'£, RA \ and senator'
were allowed Whtch ol th~t
pohcte' 1:. net m11ly m effect'1 Which,
tf <my. It> tn the best tnten!~l!'. of the
cn11re college''
Another question. Why as there
lO much confus1on over this wtthm
the admmhtratton '1
Who really ~rote t ht rule:. and
where are they wntten down'' What
ch•mnel' are open to tho'e w1shmg
to con<~tt'>t ~omeone 's tnterpretauon
ol these wntten or unwntten
poltcte\'1
Whv 1" the propcrt~. wonh over
a quarter mtlhon dollnr' and poten­
llall) ol use to ever) one here. 'iO
unknown to the: \tudent bod).,
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Managjng f dltor
1 Lo~ <\ngcle!r. Where the Pac:1f1t ttdc knov.' better than to hnger
ong, and the "al ,tnl'\ don't venture near Where trouble know your
~a me addre~ s and ihoe ttTe, and death walks around with a m1rk on
lh lace .1nd J smoktng gun 10 11 hand.
Where Phllhp Marlowe teethed on o .38.
The 1946 rtlm vers1on of Raymond Chandler's ftnt novel T1tr Btg
Mctp, Will "ho"' March ~ at 7 p m. tn the Council Chamber~ It stall
Humphre y Bogart .as pnvate eye Marlowe and Lauren Bacall a~ the
ever-popular lady 1n d1streu.
Bogart does an excellent tob of portraymg a punching baa.
practice target and gumea p1g. He 1 a less 53tisfnctory Marlowe than
Jamtll Gamer portrayed 10 the 1969 movie vc:rs1on of Tht 1 mit Suttr
(retitled Marlowt') St1ll, he fits mcely 1nto the mold Ch.lndler butlt Ul
hu. essay, "The Stmplc: Art of Murder"
"He: fthe dete1:t1ve) must be the best man 1n h1s world dlld a good
enough man for any world He 11 ne1ther a eunuch nor a ~tyr. 1
thmk he m1ght seduce a ducheu (but). he would not spot! a virgJn if
he 1s .. a m~n or honor m one th1ng, he u1 thut 10 all thtnp. '
. He ts a relauvely poor man or he would not be a detecttve at all
He •~ a common man or he could not go among common people He
h~ ~~ense of character or he would not know h1s JOb He wtll take: no
mnn ~ money du~honestl) and no man'., Insolence Without a due and
dtspas ~1onate revenge "
" .. oiling m) mac hint lUn"
Th~ 8tg :,/up 1 plagued b)' the 1oame limitations any book
adapuon must face Movte~ cannot full)' capture what" penon thinks.
Fonunately. Chandler provaded a rot~terow dialogue pumped
full to the ~yllable wtth 3 rude wit, a lively sense of the grot~quc,3
d1~gu!>t for :.ham and a contempt for pcttines that hn never been
.. urp~ed 10 any br.tnd or fiction.
.. I'm a very smart guy ( M.1rlowe ~y ). 1 haven't 3 feeling or a
~cruple an the world ~II I h.1vc: the nch for ill money. 1 am 10 money
greedy that for twent)'-buck!l ada) and eltpc:nscs, mostly ga5olme and
wh1skey, I do my thtnkmg m)"clf what there 1s of it I mk my whole
luturc:, the hatred ol the cops and (the mob). I dodge bulleu and cat
~pll .. and ~) thank you very much, 1f you have .1n~ more trouble I
hope you'll think ol me, I'll JUst leave: one of m) cards tn case anytbtng
comes up."
Or when he conf ronh a man trymg to follow htm mconsp1cuou5ly
10 a gray Plymouth '>edan as b1g a~ the Mauretama
.. I'm no~ go10g to eat breakfast tn lhe coffee shop acro\s the
:;treet. orange JUice, bacon Jnd c:ggli, toast, honev three or four cupi of
coffee and a toothp1c~ I am then gotng up to my office whtch ts on the
~vc:nth floor ot the butldmg nght oppO'>Ite you If you have anything
that~ worrytng you beyond endurance drop up and che~ it o\.er I'll
bnly be otltng my muchtng gun ..
There tl> ltttle room on the ilver !ltrec:n Cor narrat1on ,though. The
viewer never l..now' what charucters are th1nkmg unless they talk to
thenbelvQ and thereby rio;.k what shame that \\-Ould bong from an
adonng pubhc
The film tndustry. tn c:ltmmaung the narrative, .. uppost!l the: poor
vie" ac.ademttlan~ hold about hard-bo1led 'lhamu'e' ln the great neon
wtldern~'> of Hollywood . my,ter) movtt'l J.re bu1lt on blood, gore and
gul~ only •
What there 1~ under Marlowe:'" fedor.1 1\ never known
hrtwtll m) \ollloqu)
Most academtc\ , therefore, couldn't gtve a p1g·,. belch about the
more lnerary a1osets of myttery novel' The> ~ufrc:r from a ser10Ull
ignorance thnl wsll bhnd. ltmtt thetr ab1hty to lenrn. und concea,ably
mterfere wuh a normal ~e' hie 1 hey e~1st ptufully under the delus1on
that dctectt\ie stone~ arc merely ·•popular ficuon" and of no
compnnson to those med1evoltomc::. ,o favor"-d b)' cp1cunun ~ onm.lt
I!> tmposs1ble , havmg mY!>eii 'lpent umc: b) the cloclload tn the
endeavor. to convtnce tho'e \emlhterate'> that Do.c:htell Hammett.
Ros~ Macdonald and e\pc:c1ally Chandler ha\.c oUenn~ beyond
.. hootoul\. knuckle mu~,nse' .md the ocwstonaJ s11gu of an errnnt wlfe.
They wtll never know that Chandler'll hand wn~> )harpest at
narrauon "Over the entran~ door (he wrote de-cribtng :t foyer), which
would hove let 1n a troop ol Indian elephant~. there was a broad
l>tJtned-g)a!!ls panel howmg a knight in dar~ annor rescuing a lad\
~ ho was tted to a tree and didn't ha~e uny clothe.' on but ~ome 'er)'
long and convement hlllr The: knight h.td pushed the \isor of bh
helmet bncl~ to be '~1able • .1nd he woo; hddltng "ith the knot!> on the
rope:~ thnt tied the lad\ to the tree and not gctttng .tnywhere I ,tood
rhen: and thought that tf I ltlied in the: hou .. e. 1 would sooner or Iuter
have to chmb up there and help htm He d1dn't 'ecm to be tl) ing."
When de,cnbang a chcnt '' ho o;WIOW' tnto hi" olllcc, Ma.rlo"e
,a~'· "'<ht wore browntsh .. peckled twcc:d!>, a manru'h 'hin .sod uc,
hundcar\'ed walktng ,hoe' Her stocl..ing' \\ere just ,..., .;beer ;t' the day
bdore. but 'ht ~a. n't 'ho'"'"ll II' much ol her let!' Her blue\.. hainhts
glo~~~ under .1 brown Roban tl\'lol.l hut that mt~ht hu'c cost hit}
dollurs .uuJ look.cJ '" 11 you could hun~ mude tt \\ tth one hand out ol a
dc'k blotter ·• Or ..&g;un de~tribing ,, woman: "She ,,,wcrcd her lta.,he' until they
,,lmo't c:uddled het cheeh lind ,)o\\1)' rnhed them again, like a theater
c.unatn t ~a' tu get to kno~ thuttrick. fhtll wu1> ~uppo .. ed to mnlt.:c me
Hlll ovc:r on m) bud; \\lth ull h'lur pnWlll 1n the .tir."
I he-Otg ~lrt·r dues it) be t, but~ uhout under::.tllnding,,llthe m:sn
ubO\O the gumshoes, ther;o l!i "'' wa) to tulh unde~tand the )UperSicial
lc.ltUtc:' th.tt mat.c the dete~.ti\e ~tor) tn\lte dc.llily than the opc.n
hitthWU). ( laJr~ Mart!n
'>tarr Wrltu •
And now, for fans of the FlyrnR Circus lS Somethina Completely
Dtlferent
Monty Python, the BrtUib comedy·-abJurd theatre troupe that
produced the ttlev1 10n 'ene-. Monty Python'r flyinR C~rcus and the
unorthodox Mont} Python and tht Holt Groll, oow bnngs us .And
Vrm. jor Somtthtng Complttd)- Dif!trtnt , The film Willa how in Evllns
at 7 and 9.30.
. Monty Python falms are almost tmpossible to criticize. You either
tike the humor quue Bntash-or you don't. Pro-Monty Pythonel'll
pasSionately •uppon their comedy. Criucs are vehement tn them
denuncuuion of the troupe. I happen to enjoy their humor (spelled
"'humour" in England and .. spwqertifp" by Mont)' Python}.
Monty Python productions, thiS movie ootwithstandiOC. eom·
bine typic;d dry Bnt1sh humor w1th the tone of the Nauonal Lampoon.
Mel Brooks and l't BC J Saturda•• Nrght. The n:suh 1s a potpourn
loo~ly droped around a plot
And Nok }or Somtthlng Comp/tlt'ly Diftrmt has a plot­
~omewhere -b_utthc lack of a viJibleplotdocsn't really hun the movie,
11nce much of us succ:as comes from the bn..amJUXtaposltions ol the
fast-paced cenc1
In one of the .cenea, a group of liObd lumbeqack.s stng a Jiulc duty
11bou1 what they do at work and at home They begm b)' s1ngjngabout
choppma tree\ and dnnktnit beer, then sbp mto mention10g that Lhey
hke modehng hngenc where they are cut off by rnd1gnant 'tch-tchs'
from an unseen censor league
Monty Python'!~ humor counts heavily on the :tb urd on the
shock. of turnmg nonnal daily tlungs 1nto the e)(uaordinary . it is dry,
slapn1ck, and e~ttrc:mely fast-pate<~ ln fact. the nrajn of watching a
Monty Python film lor two and a half houf' ctn be drnining. but 1t's
~ually worth u.
Thom Ross
Staff WriltT
·B)' Umv~ne I mtan:
Th~ aur~gate of all humanity'.J
Comcrouth appreh~ndtd
And commumcaud
(To stlf or othtrs) •
Experttnc~-' "•
So goes the dc:finttton of the Universe according to R .
Bucknunster FuUer m among other places, his ne-. book. And /1
Cam.-1o PtUs-.Vot To Stay.
Buck minster Fuller has been cnUed the most dtvene thinker olthe
twentieth century. In hi• lifetime, that is 1oc:c 1895. be ba witnessed
the most rapid period ot change tn history . .tnd thi hal apparently
contributed to hi amazing ability to analytt 11.
Fuller rejecu the idea that be or anyone else tS a geniu<>. He .:laims
he h.ai been C31led one onl) because he bas an unusual, if not unsquc:,
"'ay of looktog .1t the world. He looks at tt comprebensi'olely, as a
whole, and he abhon speaahz.auon .
Ciung Olier">pc:c131iz.atioo as the common factor leading to animal
e~tuncuon, he warns uptnst the compa.rtmentahzatioo crend 10 mAn's
thtnktng proce<os. In order to deal adequately with the world. one must
look at the whole, because the ~ orld lS ~ynergctic in nature ( · \o-nergy
means beh.1\ior of mtc:gral. aggregate. whole systems unpr~chcted b)'
behaVlOT' of any of 1heir components taken separate!) from the
~hole)
I ~ould de)cribc And It Camt To PQSj. ~a \hortened. omewhat
populanzed vers1on of hu pree«ding book. S)'nt·rg~ttc.s, a monumen­
tal 900 page compendtum or Fuller's ph1losophy . The newer book is
~ ntten m an c:p1c poem form. fully uuliLing Fuller's econom) of
language:, but rcquinng slo~. ~(ul re.1ding. 3s with poetry.
In the fi~t <+eclion of the book, MHo'\\-Uttle I Kno-.," Fuller
describe~ hi~ reasoning and obKrving procci.S. and defineuome ol the
vnriou. generahLed princtpl~ centmlto his \\ork:. He mo\'CS lrom this
toto "( omple~ion '76" in "hich he deals \\ith the economic and
polnacal princ1ple olthe pr~c:nt world, using ome SpcclficsitualloM
to e"'emplit) th~e prinetples .
l he main body ot the "'ork, as far u I'm conc:ewed. ts the 3000
word unpunctuated ~ntence enutled WWhat 1 Am Trysng To Do." It
bridges the gap bet\\-een his initial gcneraliutions about spaceshtp
Earth and the latter pan of the book dealing \\-tth hiS vtc:\\-of the
pro.~pect<o lor humllntt) . lt seems almo t ludicrous, as well as
impo)siblc, to summanze that ~entenoe here. llca'-e it to y\lU to take: an
e\ening to read, reread. and comprehenc.l 11.
Fuller dehnc \loeulth as ener~ and kn\lw-ho~ Stncc energy
cannot dccrca:le or Increase. and know ledge can only mcrc.s~. wealth
c.tn onl) ancre:lsc. ;\ wcahh-41\.-c:ounung society would be one whtch
~cpt trad. ot 1ts l..nowledgc •
Fuller t. convtnced th,u computc:n. used r[opcrl). can sa'-e
mankmd from "ertuin dc-strucuon Tb.t~ adea ~ound\lrightc:mng h> me.
.1 humamst. "hen taken out contcll.t But fuller m3~es it seem a
gl'e·'' '·I'm~ idelltn the conte't ot his boo~ ln histdt"ology. computers
will not thuak hlf us (the ldt"athat immediate!) came tom\ m10J), but
will mer d) ll:cep trac\.; ol t'IUI thoughts a~ a wh,,Jc, thu eltminatmg
burcnucrnttc, non-wealth·producmg job ,
\t'!io all \Cr 1deah~t1e, but it is perhaps ~omc:thtng to \\-Ork
IO\\.trd c,,mprthc:nstnt) and producuon ol '-:nowledge and tl 1s
ccn:unl\' nmcthmg ~orth read1ng.
-
• oday
•Phil \.dam.,.k, a'Stgnmc:nl edttor lor the
Or~ l.m Juurnal \\111 be ,pca~tnp t\'\da~ at
3 JO p.m tn vJI13gher HOU\e, Ht!> topic \\Ill
be nc\\ ~papc:f'\ v.ho pay!i lor them, \\ ho
tdh them v.hat ta print and hoYt do the\ •
determtnt \\hat b. ne\\ >. For more tnt orma-
tion, c.~ll ~u,an Egus.a o11 bJb- "'\4t~
•The women\ ba l..elball te.am wtll pin)
Mt. Hood Communlt) (ollcs,c t1 p.m tn
Pamplin feb 14
•Tbt Portland Chamber Orch~tra wtll
pfe:\cnt tt\ mul>JC dan:<:tor nnd conductor .
Pout Bellnm, 3~ a solo1st on both viohn und
VJolo tn the !>e<:ond regular concert of1tl> 'Oth
~oe.S on torughtnt 8 p m at the Cabell Center
for the Performing Am 3\ Cathn Gublt
School
•1 ht orthwest Film ~tudi~ C encn wdl
present \amanu, a Japane:o.c him )ubutlcd
Th~ /njuno oj FlfSt Lo\·,•, The Jllm will be
shown at 8 p m. tomght :st the Portland t\rt
Museum, \\. Par~ and MadLSon. dmt -
• 5100 a$ . 1 "5.
•Thr hut da)· to wtlhdra~ trom cla!>\CS is.
Feb ~
•'\un Lift or Canada \\JII hold interYte\\s
on c:ampu,.. C'hcd. \\lth the Career Plaontng
and Pll1cc:ment Center for appotntmentlt .
•SOf A will present And Now {or
.Somctlun& Completel .\ Dl[/t'rl'TU Feb 25 at
7 •nd 9.)0 p m m Evan.' Admt s10n l5
Sl 2 .
•The Portland M•rt l nh-tnlt) Pla)'tn
present Man QIJJ Sup~rman feb. 25 and 26
at t! p.m. in 1he Theatre on the Park Lmcoln
Hall Audatonum, 1620 S W ParL: Ave.
Tickets are S2 and are :n:atlable at the door.
•The l"'cwpon Jan f~thaJ II tan wlil
appear Feb 25 at ~:I 5 tn the Ci' tc
Auduonum
•
•The Cit) of Portland wdl hold a pubhc
aucuon sale of unclatmc:d b1cyde-feb 26 at
10 a m in the baacment of II' I S E Powell.
The bicycloo ~1U be on di\plo) Ftb 25 lrom
9 :t.m. to~ p.m and feb. 26from 8u m.to 10
a.m. All biddci"S m~Ut preregutcr
•J<LC rt'ntm. tbt ~plrit or the Phllo\ph)
S)mpcxium , feb. 26 :n II a m 10 ·' pro!lfnm
called "Conro~ Recaptured" .
•T hr :'ltorthwest FUm Studlf\ (enter \\ill
present 1Tiumph of the U 11/, the thunderous
record ol the famed uth Nau Pany Con­
gren in Nuremberg in 1934, \\btch marlcd
Hiller's ascent to power O\cr German) The
film w1U be !lihown at 8 p.m. Feb 26 nt the
Pon1and An Museum, S. W. Plltk nnd
Madison. Admu.sion is S I. 75.
•:-;OFA will pres~nt • danct tn Stumm
Feb 26 at 9 p m
•
•Thnt "'ill bt an Antique Jo"ln Markrt
held t the Portland Memonal Coh~um
from 10 a.m tu 4 p.m. Feb. 27 1n the
Colneum Auembly H411. The C oh,eum ,,.
loc:<ued at the e'l" end ol the: Brondwuy
Bndcc:
• •Cha~l ~rvice will be ut 10 30 u.m.
Sundll) tn lhc chApel hylor Potter w111
dc:ll\ler the me uge
•Tamanaltis Jllahu: RitWtll and Acn in
Lancbcape wtll be sbown at the !loionhwut
Film Studies Center Feb. 27 at 2 p.m. The
presentation will be il alide essay on the
htstory ol the Pacific: Nonh,.est by Orc&on
Cilmmaker Ron Finne. It will be shown at the
Portland Art Mu.cum, S. W. Park and
Madison. Admiaioo in SJ. •1 ht Portland Whttlblautrs \\ill appenr
tn 1n e \hth1t1on gume with the: Deem
hshtcrs in \\ hcelc.huar btl\lctball reb 27 ill
~.JO p m •n the l1ncoln Hatth \chool 0\ m,
1600 \ \\ .limon. Taclet~ are S I lor
~tudcnt:o. tnd .trc uvailubk b\ calhng 229·
771 "· •Cia'-'llnl lUatarl't Jim Grecnlnaer will
nppcur m concen f-eb .Pat 7 10 p m tn the
chapel. The 29 }ear old Eugene gutturi!ll i~
tounnt;. the on hwe't dehvcnng concerts
thut emphn,alc lamou~ cht~''tul work~ not
typic.tll) plu)ed on the gultnr He \\til aho
pertorm the ,\mc:ncun Utte an ortgmnl
.. uttc: lor the guuar. ,.t,/nuu1on IS fret
•T"o ol lfred Hitchcock\ thrlllm, !1tt
.Han u ho Am II Tclo Much. and nl( 'nlirll'
Nuu Sup.t wall be \hO\\ n at the Northwc:llt
him Studle!> (.enter at 7 30 und 9.30 p m
t-eb 27 .tt the Ponland An Mmeum, ~ W
Parl and Mnd1.,on J\dmu~ston i~ S I 15
•
•1 hr lmtitutt ror Paralegal T,..lnlng wall
hold mter\'le\\' on c.tmpu~ C heel wtth the
Career Planning and Placement (enter lor
on appomtment
• Proff'.,or Pinchas H. Pcll. a well ~no\\ n
authur poet and lecturer (rom hrnel \\111
spc.J~ at LC Feb. 28 :tt I 10 p.m tn Thaxter 4
on HDJsldum ·Ha.mdi Stoflts and at 3:30
p.m. in the chapel on An lsrat>/i look.t at
Jt••, uh lustora
•The I C theater department wtll pr~em
7 h~ Ou·rfl' Orr hare/ I rom 1-c:b 28 to M nr 4
111 the J-ar \ere!! lheatrc: -tdnu.mon IJ {ru
• ome or tht mo .. t (amou' !.tained gla~
"indow~ an F.urope can be .,een Feb. 28 at
6 JO p m 10 romhnson Room an the librury.
es.
• Waller Mead, economics prof~or at the
Unher~it) of C ahfomta at Santa Barbara.
w•ll leeture on the development of u S
cnerg) pohc) over the pa!ol 50 year,, The
lecture: i~ pan ol the Stemhardt lecture
Sent~ and wtll be held Feb. 29 .tt 7 30 p.m. m
the Council Chambers . AdmuJIOII isfru.
• • T ht Big Sleep, u I ree Un1ven111 y film wtll
be \hO\\ n Mar 2 at 1 p m m the Council
Chamber) I he film ''"r' Humphre y Bogan
and l •urcn Bacnll
•lmematlonall)' known barlton~ Muruul
Stnghcr \\Ill oflcr a ~ong rcpcrtotrc
wor~•hop from 3 to ~ p.m • Mar 2, and an
opc:ru '' or~hop from 7:30 p.m to 9 p.m. in
Evans. Adm1mon i., SJ per workshop per
person und pa\:tblc .11 the door.
•Paul S. Wrichf" "'cckl) cit."" The Lift'
unJ IA.'III'rs oj thl' Apostl,. Paul IS held
\\'cdnc:Mtayslrom 8 to 9.30 p.m. m the chapel
meeung room Tht "'ee~ ·~ topic is nu•
Clmwon /lope•.
•1 ht-Carter Planntne and Plaetmenl
Crntc:r Will pr~ent .. work.~bop cntnled
Oppommlllt\ m Symplrotl}' Orchl'Hru
Mctnaflt·mrm ut 2:30pm, Mar 3. m Evan
room II. I he pcaker wall be Ouvtd Hv,lop
~cncr ul managcr ol the Oregon Symphon;
Otch~;~ua
•In tht lntunl or ctnerattnc dJ\cuulon
on ftmlnl't luuc' .1 women'" caucul!l wtll
apun1or 3 "ene~ ol lour lec:turc d~tcuuton•
I he li11ot w1ll be held Mar J dt 7· 30 p m. in
Stewan I ounge. Or Otnah lJodd•. U\ utant
profenor ol Gc:rmun Luc:ralurc: will prc:~cnt
!t paper ~ntltled, St>xmn m LAnguage : .\o
U hor7 l>•,c:u•)lon w1ll lollow. •William RoU chadtr, l C phtlosophy
proiC\\(lf, \\IIJ tCIICh .1 cia\\ titled "SctC:OCX'
nnd Humon \ uluc,• 'Sprtng term deahng
with ctht~:' ol \Ctcnce \rca\ {or dtscu,.,ton "'II ancludc: Bchintor control, death and
d)ing. e~penmentuuon nnd con,ent. fcr­
lllillltiOn and barth, hc.alth care delnery.
pupulution and btrth control, ,c;nrce medical
re-.ourcc:' und tr..an~plnnt"i ,
Rothchucfcr would hke to mce1 \\.lib
interc,lcd ~tudcnh Murch I or 2 at 2 IS p m
tn 0\.1 '2 1 hi' mectmg \dll ~u1de ma1cnuh
to\\Md \tudcnh mtere"'' Con1uct
Rothchnelc r .11 e t 594
·~ubml ... \lon" for thr ~pring 1977 LC
l htraq Revlrw .arc no\\ betngncceptcd The:
hnnl entr) dole. 1' Apr 4. Submtt your
poc:1ry. pto\t, art nnd photogr.1phy curly to
Box I 17
• fhe Ponland \('tor,· ( ompan> l!.
prc,c:ntlllg 7/11' fflchontetl Frtday~ and
~uturday :!> at 8 30 p m. in the Ftrt:-tdc:
1 hc<1ter, 14 1() \ \\ Montgomery for more
in I ormation call '4~-47 37
•1 wo hundred tudcnt« lrom wc~lcm
'>late~ are needed lor a \artel} or mtcrn.,htp
proJect:> thut Will be de\eloped dunng 1977
b) 1he \\ e'tcrn lnteNate Commasston for
Higher tducuuon .<\pphcauon., arc
u\ntlnble at tht college placement office
• Fret Income tn and property talt refund
latm a\\l)tunce Ill avatlable at many
\ oluntcer Income: Tnlt AII'St~tance Cente~
throughout the Ponland metropolitan area
for more mformnuon call the IRS toll-free
number 1-800-452 1980
•The Youn~t Adult MlnisCr), nn
!<:Umentcul proJect connected wnh the
Eptscopul Church t) ,ponsormg u new op­
portunaty lor young adults lo live tn a
ommumt) wh1ch ~eeks a creBti\'C stmphcuy
ol hie l he progrom t\ called Vm and wtll be
ba,cd an Ponlnnd For more mformatton
nee Vtu ' o \oung Adult Mmanry. 147
1\ W 19th, Portland 97209
•(,overnor Bob t,..ub '"calling on all the
cllilen!"> of Oregon to "bear down hard on
water con\ervatton 1 he \\ater we save now
m.t) mean ~omeonc ., JOb thts ~ummer "
• \do~ re,embhng the gre) und white one
photogruphcd on 1he hood of a car in the dog
control tof) lust week wa~> struck b) a car a
ft\\ day~ alter the picture wn~ taken
A 'ophomorc: at 1 C !lutd an ammal that
looked like the I OG 'model \\as \truck b) a
Ptnto neur the Ia~ school
lit helped the dnver tool lor the dog.
whtch !!Uflcred " broken rear leg nnd wa~
blcc:dmg budl)
"It too._ olf on three: lelP' nnd we weren't
1tblt to cutch 11. It wn too !ipoolo.ed," he sntd
He 'u1d J lu" ~tudent who wa\ urmatm~;
an the wood' near the lu" 'chool .. uw the do
also and suad 11 wa\ hlceding badly.
.. lie was out then: lilktntt a leak. He was
prcll) sur pmed, I mu~t admtt.'' sa1d the
student
1 he dol! 15 "'II ma sing
• Oorthnter , an .tnnwal meetang ol
cat11cn lrom throughout Oregon to tnlor­
mall) diSCUS.\ tmportilnt IUIC ISSUes, Will be
held Mur. 4·6 ,,t the ')Cii'Stde Convenuon
Center. Student regt tr.111on ts SIO. fhe
Oregon c·ollcgc Rcpubhc.m~ will lurnt!.h
lodgings 111 a "'atcrfr<Jnt condomim um and
\\ill llpon§or t hear annual \hrtmp I ry an
.keggcr. l-or tnlormutaon call Greg Jenk' at
txl. 4Hl or I aunc I odd "' ut 213
•Kl ( radio l\ehln~:awu) nv~do llarblll 'l
1n tl• "C.mnd Gtvc.awu.y·• conte t, wbtch
begun Monduv ShcL.en. wtth Kl e., new
logo arc lrcc l'or the .11kang at the: stauon and
at the intormuuon dea~ for you lo put on
your dorm wtndov. When you hear your
dorm room number announced over the tur,
y~u ha\'c: U mtnUitl> to c.all the statton and
wtn.
•Spokane Fall\ ( ommunll) Collect t!t
present!) nccc:pung drawtn8J' lrom aollege
arhat• m the northwc 1 for entry m ib annual
drawans cornpcutaon . Entne) will be dl\·
played an an Ell.htbnion ol Urawinp to be
held an the SFCC Gallery Mar . .) throuJh) 1. [ntrte:. .1nd I urthc:r ani nrmatton m1.1) be
obtuancd I rom the \I l ( un deourtmenL
4~<>-biOO J:oretgn to
cncour.aged
1,bt310 a ~e~o11
i~ ,, shor~
,;,.,no. roreagn ,,
recl!n
In v •lnttrnatlonal Publl( atlon'> '' JP(>n\,uritJ
a \!auon.al College Poetr) ( onte~t whath
open to all college 'tudent\ For m1111
anlormution \\'rite lntcrnut1on 1
Publication., , 4747 l:ountntn Ave
t\ngc:le • (. \ 900'9
•Job opportunll) R•cha;d Ltd , u mco1
clothlllJ! 'tore tn downtown Portlllnd, 11
luoL.mg lor a .. ale,mnn Stnrtang \.tlal'l
would bt $2.60,1l~> many hours a., posMhlf~
Monday\ and Wednc,du)'!l und all da'
Su1urduy' Semo~ nnd women need
llppl} No prcvtou' tralntng nece!'fsar)' ~u~:c, I In) d t
..... n:. R ced tz,n
pos lbthtiCS
JOh , IC
e•~n 'tullcnt
C.ontuct Gary Etchmun 111 227·6601
see the manugc:menl ut 725 S W Alder 'it
•The \ tarbook "itaff '" mceling evc:r,
l hUf'\dU) ntght at 7 p m on the lower Ooor
ol 1 emplcton Center Anyone mterC$ted an
hdpmg a~'"' tted to attend flelp 1s needed 111
\\.nttng, photograph) layout and .trt For
lunher anlormat1on cull Mtkc: Ford ut ext
576 or K ~It .11 ext 469
'\e" fac:e~ on eampu' ore Junet I Rose
\ccrc:tur~ tn the over'>c:a' ofltcc:. ext 56S, a.-:
Pant f\ Wong \ccretary tn 'tudent a~'"r!ltul·
mc:nt office: ext 5 5S
1 en OuBoCT ol the Ia\\ \Chool has b«n
appomtcd b) the Wnshmgton Statt
attornty-gcnenll to an advtsory commlltet
to reorgunue the Mary Hill Museum tn
southWc\ l W.tlihtngton
DuBoff al,o report'! thnt the U S
cutt Court of Appenl' {or the fifth carcUrt
coun repeatedly cited hts book, ,,, LA11
Doml'stll' and Jnt~muti onal . in rcnchtog 1
recent deca'lton 1 he c:usc, L S. V) McCiatn.
Involved anter-.tate trnn~portuuon of ~tolen
propc:M)' parttcularty pre-Colombtnn iln
lrom Mcx ~~:o
Ne" Fir \cr~ fhtatrc opem feb
wtth Anton Chekhov'\ 17u Chan
Orchard Performance' are at 8 p.m.
through M.1r S wtth .1 htgh 'chool mnttn~
Mur 2and two <1lumna performance~ Mar b.
Did; Willi., dircch the play "h1ch deptct a
Ia mil)·\ )truggle to chnp to It\ pll'il an u ra\1•
changang world The CheL.hov clsa\'ilt' "''
wnttcn !lhortly belorc the
pla)wrtght's death 10 1904 4dmtuto11 u
jrtt Call ext 332 for re,ervnllont.
C \SF conference attendee\ lust week
were JUd) Uppanghou">e of the alumnt offia:
and 1\nn Bennett from Pubhcallonl> 1'hc\
traveled to Banff lor the D"tncl \ II mee1tng
of the t.ounctl lor the 4\dvnncemen t and
Support ol Fdut,ttlon Bennett thntred a
luncheon meeting and "'"' rc:,ourcc per~on
lor l>e\erul ~c,ston' lnaddtlton to serving on
the natlon11l l <\ \[ bootrd of trustees .
Bennett will join the rtgtonal board ao; cdilor
ol the; 1976 77 ncw!!lettcr ••
"In tll(h ~~
an IC!rcagd
'> 1\' o nhu n
. 1e ., .t car l!~:r
IS f ot pcopl
~ork 'JlCCII
u.agc.'>. I he
ll) forctgn It
to unothc
lnterprcttnl
dt,CU'i cd
prole -.to
~ed m the
·The probl
\~1). "cr\' J
~mber of po'>tf
IUII!C. " f hm.
Jut
ta
The lnv.
lihnnot IVe }\
9 to daor.cu
ion and
.UIIOn\ to lh
\lhrmau
IQOflt)'
-100
nauon
Sponsore
.Jdenll>. '\at~
\\-omen'$
tltn,cc hopes
•Acquam
rc:gardij
requ1rem ·
progrums
'chooh.
Na
SL
I he ne\\
olfktnlly
Chel..
Th
....,., .... ora tel>
.a baste p
~anc:c .tnd pr \ t'tn Jonc.. ... of the education deparl·
mcnl hn' hud two untclc ucccpted hx
pubhcutton , .. Coumclor lls Agent'l lor
l?c\elop1ng Hc.tlth)' Learntng En·
\lfOnmenb" \\il!'> pubh~hed in the Junuur)
1977 cdllton ul Tltt• School Coumt>lur T11t
Joum(l/ oj .. \rluml I'Hrholngl wtll pubhsh
MHumunt:-llc RchU\ iori m: ,\ I ool for
C~..:a ltnl! He.llth~ 1 e.arning f nnronmcnts"
tlu' \pnnp lont:~ will ol"'o prc,ent a pupcr .
"1\llecllon cdu~.llaon ~ llh l mollonull) Han·
dacnppc:d l htldn.:n 111 Atluntu '' He und ht
wth:, I ouiflc, who tcnc he,. 4th grade tn
llc.tvcrton . wall present u three-hour to
wurk hop bu11ed o!' thlll t>.IIQkf,.,~uvu, Will :ntcotc:CI to c
prc~ent II thtec-hour \\Ork hop btlllcd on thut remote l
paper frtlm the
Director) ~;han&e. Sharon Stcvem. IC~tlcr htdc"
ummer tthool \cuctury, 111 at ext 283 1 he 1 he · ho
phone directory .. ay thut the \Ummer \Chool ••··· nd. r
oltacc: "ext. S II. Please change both to e11.t cqutppcd
211 • lc sec the
1 he Week 1 new'S of I C atafl and The spa<:
{ucuh)', compiled wc:eUy b) the Olficc: of r th.1n
Pubht lnlormotaon Deadline i' S p m tc
Wc:dnc.duy• lor pubh~:ahon an the Pwnr~t
later •
.A,.41nguage maJors must diversify
ll ffiCQI
tland,
8 \.lWJ
~~~•blrtt
all di)
teed
H)'
1-6601
8 CVCI)
er Ooot
ICSted tn
:eded tn
:n FO! ( arollnr c;ale
StAff Wrlh ~r
1 orc:ign language profc:s\ol"'\
cncour.1~cd m.tJOn 10 that held
obtain II second degree r hey 'Uid
IS .1 ~hor1.1gc ol 'Itt' 1 m­
::tnn~ h1rctgn language prollc1ency
recent 'em• nut, ''Oppor-
lnHll\lng l·orc•gn
.,~U:a~tc:s," I.C profc ·~orr. \' .tncc
U\lli:t", l.lo)d II ul c. uncJ sccrctar)
t<;.n!L'I f{ ecd l!•l \ e {I \\ lllc VII fl e I V U I •
po~~1b1h11~. mcludtng gmcrn·
JOOli, te.u:hmg cngh5h IO
hw:n \tudcnts, Journ.thsm. hotel
so~:ual \\ ork. nm.l
.! U m I n I S l f tl I I (I II
uln tulh mg the pnt.Slhlhl)' of II
r;cr m f,n c1gn l.angungo. t hac nrc
I\\O nMin held!.,'' S.av.tgc ~1ud.
,, n c.trccr tn lnngungc per c,
,,,~lor people '' ho '' unt tn tlllldv • J "or~ spc:ciltt.'lally 1n 1 he llclu ol
uagc.., l'he ccnncJ would be tt>
:dy rorctgn lunguagc!i 3!'. un ad-
to another held Ru~mc ss fot
Interpreting .1nd tntn!>latmg
:rt dt)CU~ ed cxtenm ely. Su\,Lge
:d protess10nul mtcrpreter nrc
~td m the !Strate Ocp.1rtmcnt .
·The problem b that those JObs
t\tr), \C:t) di(tic:uh to get, .H the
of po'lllinns I) hmllcd," smd
age "I ho"e lortunote people who do act job' With the Stltte
Department tht llnucd ~ntton• or
~nme government •1sem .~ make ex·
cdh:nt money Sularu:s u uall~ atart
at .about SJO.OOO.
.. H vou'rc the t)pe of person
\\ hu wunts .to it udy languugcs on I},
the poutbht•c:s for employment are
basictlly hm1ted to anterprc:liltt on or
te.achtng, .,.. hteh ts the normal field ...
l>ccrc.tlltng enrollment m public
'-Chuoi!C, Sovuge ~11d, mean5 the
number ot teachang poStllont arc lc\\
:and competlltnn .tmong un­
cmplo)ed teuchen. I& extreme!)
aough. In man) !IChoob tcuchc:r
mu~t st.&)' for 18 ycltr& to ncqutrc
tenure.
Nfr.tnkl), "'hen !ltUdtnt come
to m-: .tnd ~.ty, 'I \Hint tu be an
1nter prcter .' I tend I<' dt!iCOUrilge
!hem. beCiau~e tt's \cry unh~ely that
the) 'rc gn1ng tn ltnd .t mc.-mngtul
jttb.
NW.,:'\c hcen prelly!lucccnfulot
LC tn plucmg people, r mnJ(Iy
bcCltusc the :.tuth:nt~ 1 rom L C ~~~
bellcr Ill hmguage th.an tho~c comang
out ol !luch 'chools liS Portland Stntc:
or the Um\er It)' of Oregon, fht\ is
lnrgdy due: to our o\en;cns Mud)'
rrugram," he s:ud
Nlf you redll)' want to teach tn
hagh \Chool," Reed s.ud, "ur if )OU
wunt to be u Mmultaneous tnter­
prcter, you should go lor 11, and not
be totally dtsc:ouna~cd . ,\nd 11 you do II, at's be,t to be; prepurcd an the
t~chmc.tl field or tn bu"nen. You
coulu cnt.l up ulluJttltUn6 vncuum
cle.tnc:r munu.ll!l or aomclhmg."
H ul&e s.<ud the lore1an language
office hn~ an "nb~ure dtrcctory that
'"'• 311 ethmc pubheution~ in the
U.S. hrolcn c.lo\\n by language. " He
~1d there arc:Jub opentngs '"simple
\\filing or I ntn,l.11111g booi.:J tor
chtldren nncJ that there as n "crymg
need lor people an tu·hnMunl educa­
tl(m 1n Sp11m11h tn thiS countr)
'"Uo~e\cr, the)'rt: not gomg 10
come lool.:tng for you f~crhaps you11
hu \ e to c~.ue n flO IliOn All kmd~ of
opportumucs C:l\l!il II you !(now ho\\
10 combmc 1111 of thc:'Se ecmtngJy
dl\cr c: tntercfll' you maght h;tve.nnd
II you Cilll ftnt.l ,t locallon ~here they
cltn be c:xerc1 ct.l "
:S.t\ .,gc .tiM, !iUtt.l the huetgn
lungu.agc: otlicc h.r5 a hooklet li;ung
nil JOb oppurlunllto for tuth:nL'i.
.. l>on't lose tmd: ol the tdcn of
lunkmg lor 50methmg that you real·
I) \\unt to do," Savage: stud "Be
compc:llll\'e und look for u Job tn
\our ltcld 't ou rna~ he unhapp)IJU~I
rushtng oil tnto the busmc:ss ~orld.
II you h!t\C: a smgulnr commttment.
and th.at's the onl) thtng )OU'd really
be happy \\ ith, you'll be su'-"Ce»ful.
't ou'll come on \\tlh the ktnd of
commitmen t th.atthe 11\icru~ person
JU~t do~n·a d1~pluy ."
~w school checks discrimination
h ClfCUII
lrt l.A11
llChtng.
A:cCiatn.
:>f lltolen
Feb
mati
!> Mar b.
depact ' • Jn a {a\1·
I~SIC \\tl\
Ru~slll~
is.riDII U
1st week
"' olfttt 1$. fhc) Jullr Jonc'
S1aff Writer
The l uw '\chool wtll hold .m
'"'""' llllVe Acuon conlerc:nce on
9 tO dtor,CUS\ problem\ of equal
'"''"'on and cmplo) ment and
Kutit>n\ to thoo;c problem'
Alhrmative 1\cuon i~ a national
on which 'leek' to uid
oflt)' group~ 1nclud•ns
lmcn to o\ercomc ht.,torical dt)·
nauon
\ponsored b~ the Mtnortty Llw
ntor,, ~auonal LuW}'er\ Quaid
Women·, C uucus, the con­
I!Cn•:c hopell to
•Acquamt people With thctr
regnrdtng di'ICrtmtnntion m
•lntorm people of tht scope
requirement' ol Afhrmnuvt Ac­
progrum' tn 'chool<., e\pectully
'choo l~ • Bring together lawyer:-., legal
'ltttlf people and !!IUdent to llhnrc
thetr ~nowledge and e"'pcnence in
the Tnle VII hllJ!UUon
I he title\ II ,ecllon or the I 964
C" tl Rtght'> Act \lUte:-that
employer. may not dtscnminu te on
tht bast' of race, .. e~ creed or
rehgJon when hmng
Conference coordanutor Pew
lwa!ink• satd the day-long event wtll
mc:lude panel dascUS'>ton work,hops
wtth loc.1l attorney~ rcpr~entauv~
lrom the Federal Employment
A gene~ . and the locul dtrcctor or
Affirmauve "\ctton The keynote
'peaker a nauonally !l.nown JUdge
and author on both maJor topic.\ of
Alhrrrtattvc Acuon and Tttle VII.
wtll bt: announced following linul
confirm.ttlon
Suggested workshop top•c~ w11l
cover both major '''u~ • .1nd deal
wnh such area'> a& dtscnmmntton on the <;uue Bar exam, the .1moun1 ol
Alhrmull\e Acuon wnhtn labor un·
10m and corporutions. and po' ible
~oluuon~ to employet dl\~rtmtna­
uon.
rhe loCU!i Ol the conJerence IS
aimed eapectally at the communuy
thnt cun benefit from equal oppor­
tuniti~ in education and employ­
ment, and attorney • who hold legit
po.,..er to bnng about change.
·We're hopmg the conJercacc
will dr..a.,.. together the outer com­
munitv und the v.snous intcrQt -group' ut the: Luv. School.-lwasat.;i
'atd "Minorit) groups already
k.nO\\ whut Atfirmouvc Action is 8\
muktng the muJOrtt)· ol the people
more uwarc of 11. we hope to alleVIate
the general attutudes , whtcb are
ncglltlVC und rc.trtul People nc:c:d to
realm: thnt everyone gain~ from u.
luck ol dt~~:onmmutton " meeting
enl and
uurcd a
: pef\on
rvaneon
lrustet
r."' editor
depart· rry Orchard opero theater
'pa~:c urc: other concept v.o\en into
the theater' dimncthe urc:bitecture.
J<hgh ceilings H''e a tecling of ?ted for Nanc) Rouch
:m' lor ~laff Wrltu
lg F.n·
~;anUIU) 1 he nc\\ L( theater butldtntt
tlor 11/i' ~I oiiJc:tally open Feb 2ll With the
1 pubh,h n C.hekhov pluy, lht• Chtm•
ool ror luml The Sl.3 milhon ~tru{.ture
"ments• 'orne unu•mull ·onceph
~ paper, '-' b<t!IIC phtlo~ophv th.tt pcrtor·
lly Hnn· .. llte 11nd produwon de,erve cquul
~and b• Ilion
ade 1n All too often. ,llll(e ~;rew" t.ake .1
ec-hour to perlorntiH' .tnd arc
uu. wua llltem.:d to do the "dirty wort.." in
1 on thlll remote corner .• IIi lor .16 po~!li·
hom tht rothght . l'hc I C
~ ~Iter htdt' nothang.
)teven~.
!83 1 he I he 'hop '"' ltwatcd tn the
nchonl ICNfound. right oil the lobll\ and
, 10 e~tt. CtJUippcd with "indo\\, to let
.uft and
)fllcc of
S p m
Pacmur ce the b.aclsUal;C essen1111h,
l he space .tllotcd to hup u~c t!i
e.llcr th.tn U!IUul I eon J>tlc,
octlltc the.11er prolu oT,
~\elu04~tl tot.aJI) mobtle eqturmc nt whtch Jllows l reed om in working
with the requirements ol d1Uerent
'cl
Openness und tntcrrelntton ol C n on 6 • ••• -e
--Vrl'tr lt!l tht' lfllth
11tmcJ m tlw ~CIJ (1/ u
otoucJ SlOT),
Middle f..ast commun markrt. laroeh l)clcnsc 1\rhm tcf Sh1mon
Pe~\ su)') il finul peace Kltlement for the Mtddle East mtght c:ontnm
~:omc: plan relcmbhns the Common Mar ct approach m Europe He
cnVl tuns o loose ffihntton or hracl, Jordnn nnd the West 8 nk
Spunk\ hrin~t &''*'<' trouhlc, Th~ Ji aJhmgton PoJt hllJ reponed
thut K mg Hus.sean ol Jordan rcccned mtlltons ol dollar I rom the Cl
0\cr the lust 20 ~enr 10 that ·~ ogent could opcrute (reel)' '" hiS
countrv Tlw Post ui!IO sntO umlm urrnugt:mc:nts \\ere made \lollh
Cypnot t'restdcnt M l:aw,s, tormcr We.'' Gcrmnn Ch11ncellor \\til)
Brnnl.lt, Jom•l Ken).ltiO or Kenya. guyen Van ThiCU ot South
Vtclnum, Jo~eph lobutu of :?.am:. Forbn Bumham of Guyana. and
the rabcuan I>nlat Lnmo~
1 ht' ~c" } 01A I tmrs dded Ch1ang Knt-shek., Vcnu.uclan
Pre •dent CnrhH. 1\ndn:s Perez and S) ngiNln Rhr:c of South Korea lo
thot li~t
1\in& ur S(utland kilt him. A church lt~dcr an Ken~a charges that
the boO\ 01 Anglican Au:hbaJhop Jonanc Lu\\um of Ugunda hat. been
~ecn:tl) buncl.lto c{l\er up cVliJence ofht murder Uganda's Pn-<:ufent
ld• \mm s:ud that the Archhashop and two a~btnct minastcB \\CJ"e
ktllcd tn u cnr cnnh followang thCtr arrest on charges of plottmg to
O\ierthro'<lt h•~ go\ernment .
rhe olhc;aal I an7.anti\n ncwsp:sper, Th~ l}atiJ Ne~• .~. ~ad l U\\Um
wu~ taken to" secluded house alter his arrest, and quoted aurces us
saymg the J\tchbtShop w1u tortured before Amm and a group of
mdttuf) olhcefl. The 5tOr) $3Jd Lu\lt urn continued to deny hu gu11t
unul \mtn bc~;..,mc enraged und 'hot bim t\lotcc m the chest.
'-IC"al "llau&httr undaunted . 1\ w'" millionatre's uuc:mpt to bU)
the: h\c' of tht 170,000 bnb) harp swlsdue to be dubbed 10 death ne~t
manlh on the ICC noc in the Gulf of St. Luwrc-nl,% hu met wnh
oppo:>itton Romeo l.c:Blanc, CuJUda's lisherics mmt,ter, ~1d thnt
Canada would not ghe in to "tnternationttl biLtd.maal ··
Fran£ Weber urmed tn Ottowa with an offerto p3)' the Cunat..han
go,c:rnment S400,000 to end the slaughter. He added a promi'e thut o
toundutaon he bends \\ould launch a camp;ugn to l'liL<oe S2 S milhon tl n
could be pro"ed that the annual )cal hunt was worth ttuu much to the
Canudiiln C\:onom) .
lc Bl,anc wud the 5al hunt would l(O on next month as Khcdulcd
1\illtr bt~. Dreaded J\lnc:an .. ._iller bees-have attacked M»ldacrs
on the Bruzii·Guyana border U\ South America. More than lS bee
auad>5 ha~c been reported 10 the area over lhe last week.
Unhtnlt) m~ t u~dul •~ amn depot. Poh~ occupied Peru's
N.tuonal Educuuon Um"enll) Monda), arrC$ting more th~n bSO
,tudcnt becuuse the unt\enuy hud, accord in~ to a pohec 1pokcsi1\D.Jl ,
become a center (or Maoi\t propaganda and a "~«ret arms dcpol.
Nu bombs to lsrul. lne Caner udmmmration will cancel the Ale
olu "e!Y contro,e,-,t:t! bomb lO lnuel. The: CBU-72. an car her \C:t ion
of .,.. hich wa. u .. cd '" V1etnam, is dropped b) par~chutc from u Jet.
Upon detonation. a tughl) volatile lue\ mi:tes with air atu~ing a
powerful concuntve effect.
Oon'C drink the ,_attr. The Environmental Protection A~enC) '
report' thatt drtnlr.anJ! wutcr '>Upplic~ in W~t \ trgmw, Oh1o and
Kentud.) ure thrc.Uened b} 70 tom ol toxic tcll'llchloride wh1ch htu
"ceped mto the Ohto Rt\ er. Ole teuuchloride apparent!\ rome lrom a
comple\ operated tn South Charl~t on. W. Va.
Cloud ~ttdlnt to rcllut drought. Inc go\cmoN of Oregon und
W<~ahtngton plnn cloud eedtng over rhc $late' in nn emergency
mc:"ure ugaan-,t drought condition~ .
Putting tht ':.Crtw' on tbt "crt""· Lcg1sllltton ha been propo cd
to limtt the Fedeml Bureau ot ln,~_ugauon to the "''~ttgauon of
cnme and bar .t lrom u.>tng \\Uetap tor an)' purpose. The proposal
would require the FBI to obtatn 11 warrant tromDJUdgc bciorcu angan
mformant or underco,cr agent in drus or other tn~csug;ttions
Apha l• S,.coep, 'tm &u~int . The lnterrutl Revenue Sc~tce hal
tuund at lca)t (he errors an lt~own tm.trucuon booi.; to help people file
thetr tu ~ 1\n)' ml'tukcs cannot be used 11 n e~tcu e b)' the tupa)er
lor ~1png :1 lowct amount ol tal\ than they should. The cn1ce ualr;Q
no re~ponsibtht} lor error ((lund tn 115 pubhatuon .
~hun dul for pardon. Ao:onhng to former Vicc-Prcstdent
Nelson Roclr.ertellc:r, Rtchar\1 Ntl(On Slgncd u "document of udma -
ston · bcll,tc: l•eruhJ Ford pauJoned him.
Onr '>hot "'a."' tnouah. A U.S. Ju uce Ocp:utment ta.sl.: Ioree h!L)
~undu\1.\:d thut James t.~rk Rn)' :l<:ted alone an the MS<J munun of
blud: lltll\i 1 Murtin Luther K.tn~. Jr. Ruy'< lormcr l.t\\)'er sa) ,,·~
anothct .,.. htte",tsh
'lhru-inch ft.'lh plu&' Sll& mlllion dam projtct. lin) fi!lh won a
huge legal \ICWf.) recent!) \\hen u U.S Court of Appeal halted
Cl'll'lotru"tu,,n on n S 116 nmhon dum projc:c1 in Tennes3oC'C
l:k~: u~e the fi h, n three-mch nail Darter. cxut~ onh along the
I 1ttle 1 enn~cc Ri,-er "hich wu to ha\-e bccrunundatcd b the dam'
I ell1co Roc:n mr. the courted dcc:ukd tu gi\'C pnont't to the U'nllll ~n:ul
cuter ontJ halt the dnm' corutruction
Otlicutls ufthe dam proJect plnn to appeal the case to the up rente
C"oun. Ute' I OG rut.'nth riX't'l\ t'.lthl'
fl•ptm Jrom mtmb.-rJ of thr ft.
.~:roup , F.(lladnr. nu~ group, 1\ huh
.., v•• ndm~ ~ "'"' anJ .\prm!{ tanH
thcrr, "ll.\ m Cut'l'l~ajor homr.Hal r
01 the-ttmt.' oj tht rorrt.Jpc.•ndrnu
Our group n .. c:.lltcred
throughout Cuenca. in homesta)>:>,
:-.o our hfc--~1\ I~ '>.ln One per on
ndts hon.~ e"el') do\ !)omc: ha\e
travelled to the coa'l or the -oriente"
(jungle) \\lth their lumihe<- Othe"'
ha'c: b«n rccruated b) thc b1hngual
.school~ :tround to"·n.
Our program certatnl) ha,n't
lacl.:c:d good umc:" but tl ha,n't
dc:11c:ncrated tnto a mc:rt' \'acat10n
Our group leader Leo Jcclne),
rcccntl) pa~~ out at\\ o·hour e).am
on the onentauou matenals
Hideou~ ~b 11 ma) ha\e been to
oml ll dtd ~cnc as nn 1ncenu'e to
IUd the boi)L\.
The bl·\\eellh grammar and
convc1-.ational pani'h clasl'c:~ often
meet with ,IIJI ~ompe tit1on from the
uun \merican w~ol" but the
por.s1hllll\ of a letter from homc
u,.uall} lures u~ into attendance .
Mo~t group membcn lind
Cuenca, rhc: cit) of our home~tn) '·
"mu) tranqudo" though the: women
don't alw:n' ce tt that WU'>. . -·t unnvul" " 1 thre -dny
Fc:undormn le''" ul thnt w1ll begin
1 (b 20 l;nttng dnnkmg nnd dnn
clOt' arc lntportont porh of thil<
hohdn\ but tht acm tt> ..eem). to
rcHllvc around "uter balloon' I he
"!Jnnglll hm.hl' ( L L "omen) arc
pnme target' lor the "bomba,"
C'ucncano~ 10,, lrom their Dnhun
p1d•UP'·
\'er) lc\\ ol the: "omen delight
10 thl~ Lmd of uttcntion, nor do the
gnngo' wnllmg w1th them tool
lorwnrd to 1\ dnlh ho~pll\m ouy
Lc\ I\ nnd ~(jucc l \ \dldu.; can C:\C:O
lead to mternauon.1l ten,ton" and
ub~tuntial retaliation .
Drint.:ing '' dehnll(l)' u mnle­
donunated sport herc. Ecuadorian'>
ltl\C to 1nitmtc Amcnc:an.' \\ith n .. -,hot ol the locul pot\on. trngo .
wh1ch i~ dl)lllled lr om ,ugar cane
"1 mgo" 1:. to gnngo\ what "bombn<~
de .1~ua" lite to ttrmg1tn., -trouble
\\ the 'orth \menc.an choke!>
down hu ~trugo wuh bulgtng eye,
and nanng nolotnh. he c:onjurco, up a
dtplomutic "gratin " wh1le \llentl)
thinl.:mg of hi~ h0\1 fnm11\ WlUllng
lor the.r "~on" to come home and
'omit.
fherc: 1s detinue locu!> on
·Chen"\ Orchard to o,.oen Monda)· -
New theater building
Continued from P&! 'S
PJI('IOUSnCJ>~. a' doo the color
Jcheme of bright greens and "hlle.
ln an elton to cut cost~ decorathe
hni•hing dfett~ ha\'c been
eliminated .
'"There·~ no rea!ton." atud
Robert Porter, theater pro{~)or .
"wh\ \\c: ~hould want to looL hlte • your plll\h ci\ic nudnonum w1th
•n~hcs thick carpeting and crHtal
chandeliers ..
l.ighung fhtu~ . c::ntwall.s, and
'enulauon ducts arc all t:\prued.
The thcater il; mon: luncuonal than
ornamental. ~-.~d Poner. but still
c:ornc:s iii ccnain cturm and :1 wnrmth
to all\\ ho \"Cnture be) ond the color­
ful a"nmp perched abo'e the en­
trance. The effect ts of a
""pla) hOIUC"
Cut·l»ck£ in lobb) ~>ilc, eating
capaot). storage space, :.and ex tenor
cmbelh hments ha,•c provided for
quaht) eqwpmcot . -E_xpensc has not
been spared on the qwslit) ol equip·
ment ,~ ~id Poner \\'hen mont\ -
problem~ aroM: 1n construction, cut&
were mode 1n non-instructional
space. such us the lobby. -1 he Mage 11> equipped as a )ton·
dard ptolo«nium :arch front, por­
uons of \\ htch can be e>.tc:ndC\1 to
form iS thru1t ~luge or tramformed
mto on orchestra pn fkstgncr~ nnd
dcpanmentlll ad'i~Ori felt tudenv
should ptn cxpenenoc m dcsignmg
KU for th1~ mOS1 common!) u ed
at ge desl£11.
1 he theater was dC)tgned
prunanl)' ror the educauon of
student•, not the pleasure of
audtenc~
Actual scaung capncit) ol the
mam audahJrium i' 250 J h" allows
actoa to perform for more r;mall uud1cn~ -ccnomh: an educational -advantage . smce each prc~entation
dtlfers ~omewhnt . and require:.
adaptation to \IH\'tng. etr­
cum~ta nc~
Result\ arc qune ~uttsfilctory
IIC:COrdmg to Porter, .. I 1 tunt.. the
..:ommumc:nt to de.1gn a bulldmg
that i" nudcnt oneoted hu\ paHJ ofl. ~
Porter s.ttid.
t\n ,dterna tive to the
prollccmum arch is the totaU} tle"j.
ble sp3ce i..no~n as the "blucl bo~."
Pnmary ad\ antuges ol this artnn:u,.
the unhmtlcd po~)1b1httc ~ lor
van.ttion in ~Utging und direction or
1uoduction . lnumacy w1th the
aud1ence becomes a b1g factor.
Rooms onented to :.tudent UM:,
uch a~ the CO)tume hop and "tzn:en
room," 3rc comlorwbl) equipped
w 11h oon,cmen~ and 1.1 beuutiful
'ic:\\ (11 the Portlund · ~)·line.
Ponu bc:ltc\ C$ 1 he theater i a
tremendous a et to the LC cumpu
und npprcciutes "the comm11ment
the college hufi made to the theater
depanmcnt" w1th th1 bu1ldmg
"I thm~ lt'!i made an enormou
dillcrencc 10 the atmo)phcre ." he
PIU "We :.all hke 1 he lnc:iht). E·or .1
new bulldmg, 1t' a 'e'1 \\arm one.
Ju 1 haHng the pace and the toe>h.i!>
u n1cc, )OU can't help but rc:vcl1n n.
lthtnK there ha been a really trong
up urge ol mterc:st and excuc:ment
on the pnn ot tudenti.
WFor the c::nmpu~o community Sti
o YO hole, n vital theater producuon
JU~t havanc the opportunu~ to \\atch
people you know •hun: thc:tr ttlls
Yilth )OU <ontnbutcs to n healthy
and C:.t;CIIIng utmor~phere I would
lii..c to ttunL: that the thcllter help10
~tublnh ,, r.enM: nl communuy."
BURLINGAME
FLOWER SHOP
FLOWERS TO SUIT THE
OCCASION Cv~wge~
We Deliver 246-1311
Violet and Janet Patella
8605 S. W. Terwilliger -Huu.u.•plant~ Planter~
f uncral Designs -
Wedding ~ coun~w 1n t ucnca -..tml..mg hund' • ,cern' the regnwnl pu,ume In Incl.
thi~ warm hundl<holc: und .. H<l\\ l\le
)OU todn\,., .. '""prereQUISite' to ,m\
cun' c~nt ton. 1ncludm~ dtrecuon" to
the: John Inc t~Uc,llon would be
rude b) lt,elf
~t-utbol' ('>occer) ~~.mother tn·
tcgraJ part ol l:;lltn \menc:.1n
'"'ulture. l uuno" l..no" the ~pllrt well.
!)omc ol "' thou~hl we'd tn our (eel
at 1l and org.tn11cd a gum~ with
rbem
tlad in LC &>"' trun~' • lnee­
hlgh tube sock' <1nd \dida'>, we
taccd E'cundonun'> ''eurint~. wool
p;~nh , ,lU)·prc: '>Cd 'hlrt' nnd plat·
rorm :.hoe.' Though mo't ol U!> arc
1\\lcc: the '''e ol an) Ecuudormn , we
'~ere ,oon on our J.; nee' gu'!op1ng I or
,m 1n the two .. mtlc·htgh .tltuudc
whi!l: the locah dr1bblc:d dchc.uel) to
the goal 1 he. t. .S team bcgmmng
wuh a sax goal hnndtc.tp wu:;
trounced 9 to 6.
Stlme of the group member~
:.1111 rc:tu,e<J to be )hown up 1 hey
brought out a rmbee Tht ~o pla .. tic
dt'c ~~ perhnp'> the bc~l d1ploma11c
tool one c..1n P<W\e''
In Quito. u Jew of "" to,~cd It
around the main parl und promptly
drew a crowd ot I -went). \·oung .-nd
old. The quih~no' enJoyed the
challenge of making the lmbcc 11)
and delighted tn thc abthtie, ol the
more experienced ~orth \menc:ans,
Ju~t to quo"h \Ome .. tereotype~
about Lutm menca r here I~ lltJ( an
lnd1an 'ltlling coca lea'e" on e\er~
comer, nor is the group plagued by
diarrhea. E\cryonc I' hc~utn)' ano
happ} and quite content wtt h 1 he
two-thtrd' htcr of beer that c:.1n be
enjoyed lor thHI\ cents, • Evaluations make bad moral
ontlnut'd from pg. I
1\nothcr purt-hmc
compn~d thetr 'lltUnllon to th;ll
guinea P18\ \I nee the r PAt II\ lhht
the new evnlununtt form"' on lhtr-
Accordmg to ~tevc
l nghsh department chnlmlun (~
11mel ~ hn ve opuonul
I hot department \ lucuhy nnd
dent rcprc,entatm:.'l developed
own ev,,Juauon Jorm tuilo~
rnw.hsh cour-.c He 'iewcd
l PAC" ins1'tencc: on a spcc1fic:
lor the part-11mcr n' a blocl
ellort bv tht lngh'h dcpartmtlll
arrhc: ut proper c\nluutton .. I
the\' \hould mnt..c that dcc1"on -thcm,c:J\C , 1 he)' are .&1
c;conomtc..ll and psychologlc:.1l ll~.
bnntagc at thi~ \Chool To Ia}
c\ .tluuttnn form on them 1\ ......... .,
bud 'ltuation wor\c It cretuc,
1 C ~nttll ~h prores,or Men l<no\ morale"
General reqtlirements
onlinucd rrom p~ 1
Uc,.tde~ hn,mg a propo~ al on
he a~umpuon that ~tudenh arc ot lut;ulty to the proc;es\ ol a uoc:ral,li\J
education " ,,ud f-uw.
I C tor four year> ll> mk}: One thtrd
LC grudunte.\ did not )\art at th1' Schmidt .. utd thnt il the: pro1101o
ed general 'itudlc:., progrum ~~
phmcnted indtv1duul ICOIICi!C a' rr~hmen"
LC econom1o prolc~'o r (ju., would be aflected 10 thnt the\ \a, ... .-~ •
1\tattcr-.d ortl 'nid there mtght be
problem' tn hndtngla culty memben
"ilhng to teach at the "pnmar) '
lc:'cl in 'uch a' geoernl ~IUOie)
program
·I !>Uppo~>e thnt rftl'ies lhc 4U~·
I10n ol how commuted we arc a' a
XICO hu\c to .~llow lor ~tnfl mcmben
teach in the program.
l\c.cord1ng to
.. ugge .. uon' mudc b) tudent~
lucuh) prc,ent at the hennng \\111
t:on,tdcrcd "'the l>Ubcc>mmt!lle<:~
unue' dclibc:rau on' on the 11en~tt
'tud1c' rc4U1remcnt' proposal
IN THE
SPRING!
INSTITUTO CULTURAL TENOCH'I'ITLAN m·
vttc:-. you to enjov Sprang Quarter m Mat:ollan
or Mexic::o City. fullion and fpos. onlv $445. A
sp~ctal four-week session lor halt credtl con be
taken the fir"t four "~ek~ of tho Qut1rter fur
onh· $295 Room and hoard with a Mt•'oC<Ul •
family b highh rAc.ummendc•d for m.txlmum
enjovmen t of the culture and MAXIMUM
~
academic progre"s. and is avatlahle fur S 165
por month.
INSTITUTO CULTURAL TENOCHTITLAN offers vou a multitudl' or c.ourscs in •
mtens1vc and convorsutional Spamsh. Mextcan Literatuw. a Sominar in the
works of Curios ( rlsllmedo. Mexic!an Revolution. Contomponu \' Mux ic<Hl
Soclet\. \.hknno Stud iPs Ml''\ic<tn Pohhr.al c;ystcm. Mexu on I lunda( ral ts. •
McxH.:an Art Mt•xtcan Cookmg . Guitar Mextldn Dane t>, Mt•Juc:.ln Folk
~lt·dicinc tJntl the Uw uf Herbs, and other mtcn!shng cuursl•s ( rPcltts MlJ lrnns­
rerable to u.s. Colll'MI!S nnd Universiht>!'.
SprinR Quurt..r hegins M,m h 1 U and ends Mav 15. 1977. Return c onpon
hc•low for c;utalog and u hroc hure df.'$Coribing the Sumnwr Sussion Bi·lingu<II ,
Bi-culturnl workshop fnr bilingual educ.1tors in uffili.ttion with C.tlifnrnia .St<~h :
UniVt!rsity ul Ln., 1\ngulus, h.,ld in MP" ico Citv Julv 2-J l, 1977.
-------------------------~-------------------------Name ______________________________________________________________ _
Clly ---------------- Stato ----~ Zip-----
Phone area code ( )
Director of Registrations
ln1tltuto Cultural Tenochtltlan
P.O. Box 30639
Seattle. Washington 98103
PLEASE CHECK. (Name ol school must be Included.}
Undergraduate
0 Graduate
t Teacher (School) •
0 Other Departmental Major _ _
0 I am familiar with your Mexican Studies Program s. Enclosed please find my
S50.00 application lee which I understand Is r~lunded only If 1 am not
accepted In the program. Send me a catalog and complete registration
Information . LC
1 he (
I IJ'arlo.t•r WI
1 he p
IAIOnd, U!
Hood pill)
Helen Kcll
1 he S
e.1rly rou
~uong per
Kilthl
)oung Hcl
ch.tracter
bhnd Kell
contn but~
K1Mll
~Q\ern~'>
S.1mmoru
a )tand-ot
R1ll I,
fanmns 1
eM:hanges
ol comtc 1
~!Vel\ h" l
Malu
pcrrormn r
b) ~cvem(
,., bea
H.1ll RO
handled b
)tudent Jl
LC j
tnught .1
ponmy1n
Thl$
lnc.nd~ h1p
Peter S1pl
Th"
McCann~
"The
thiS I!> dot
McO
a lull load
credit lot'
fC4UirC.\ ;(
up ..
Appo
)Cc the pr
,, '>lrong a
fhc
l he !>tho
Club Th
rc~er\uho
J
Tht "l
A~'ocJUuon
trymg to 101
klokmg lor '
hndmg mori
lhetr ~:nrolhr
Ml \·\
l31d mmortl
LS.A.'f a.l
"THE •
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STOU raJ
!\\-cd
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l:mbcn
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dents • 10~ Wtll
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l y_ Pace _________ ___..
LC, OES work rniracles
Mel Jone-~
Staff Writer
I he Oregon Fpuu.:apul School'\ productLon of 11u• Mlruril
1J ur/..t•r wtll finuth "' run tomorrow und S.Jturday ntp.hh.
1 he product ton I~ dtretted by I (. sc:ntor Joe McCunney Phtl
J.nloncJ another I C tudcnt '"the techmcal dtrc:ctor and \entor Rtll
!lund pluys the luther 10 th" popular pluv about the early yc:ur of
llelcn Keller
1 he ~aturduy nt~ht pc:rlormuncc: wu~ cltcellc:nt Despite •omc:
c.trh roughne in tht ltghung cue' the <~how soon mooched out nnd
strong pc:rlormuncc: were lttven by everyone
Kathtt ~ummon' WU'I nothmg short of brillianttn her role us the
\ounjl Helen Keller. rhough 'he spot.c: not a line, she estnbli'lhcd her
• ch tracter tn her ltrst moment on r.tngc Her portrayal of the deaf .1nd
bhnd Keller Wa'i nnwlc:ss. Her tnntrumc;, fights and movemenh .lll
contnbutc:d to n totnll)' convenctng perlormancc:
"'-tntln Younp wa' equally clfectavc as Annv Sulhvan, the young
g~wernc'~ h1rcd h\ "'-eller \lather fht anteraction between Young .tnd
Sammuns wu• .tlwav' well done: A purttcular scene. where the) taghtto
a tand-ofl rccevt-d ,, well-dc'!c:rvc:d ovat1on from the audience
B1tl Hood and .Joe llorn were strong •b Keller's parent:\, Gcofr
I annmg udded a \trong perlonnance ar, Heten's half brother The
e~chnngch bet ween flood and hlnnmg added some very hnc moment'
ol comac rehef as Fanntnl traed to assert hamaelf over the attcntton
[ll\'en ht:\ bhnd SISler
Muxme Fro:o.t .tnd Muggae Groenmg abo provadc:d nrong
performance:-. u~ Aunt E\ and Mt~\ Anagnos rhe cast ts rounded out
b) ,c,crul other 01 S 'tudcnt.~
i\ beautiful ~et wa' complemen ted by antaque'>louned by Stewun
11.111 RD J1m Dougherty I he technacal a:\pecu of the 'ho~ were
handled b) volunteer' from OES who were truanc:d by L.atond and LC
~tudc:nt Jeff t-'orbe\
I ( ttraduutc Oon Sunchc:l, who pla)'l> a doctor in the lint ~eeoc:,
taught .a C<l\1 deal '1gn lunguuge and a."ststc:d some o( them in
portmying bhnd people.
l his combaned proJeCt between LC and OES re1ulted from a
lrtc.nd,htp between Pre,idc:nt Howard und the headma,ter of OES
Peter ~1pplc Both chool-. contnbuted fundll and 'upport
Tim bein$ the fir,, lime 'uch J proJc:cl had been traed, dtrcctor
~fcC artnc} entounterc:d man)· problem!l m the begannmg
• 1 he admtna:o.trauon need!) to g1vc more \Upport, ·• ht uud "If e\er
thts ts done: ag.un ,, lot of change., need to be made ..
McCartney ,aad a bt!l problem wa5 OES 'tudenL' huvang to carry
a full load en ,tddttton to the production "The)' should have gtven them
trcdll lor the 'ho".' Me( artnc:) '>31d "Pulling on a sho" hkc tht&
rt\~Utrc'l n lot of work It Will> nlmosl 1mpo1>~ible lor the ca~t to "eep
up ..
Apparently 11 Wll'l well worth at When asked Lf thcv would like to
sc~ the proJcc.t (.OOIInued next year c\cr~ C".i\l member responded wllh
.1 'trong ufhrmuuvc
fhe .. ho\\ t\ hc1ng pre,ented ut the OES lower 'hc.ool calctenu
The .. chool i~ juat ort \c.holh Ferr) Ro.ld nc:~t to the Portland (rolf
(tub 1 he '>hO\\ )l<lrt' .1t ti.OO p.m. and uckct<. arc one dollur for
r.:,ervation'l , call 24S-"771.
Jan ( onncll
"'taff \\rater •
rite Mmonty I "'' "''tudc:nt
.\i:.ociulton at 1 he: I C I 1" "choolt!.
lf)'ltlg to mcre.t'ic tl\ number' h)
'ooking lor mmont)' upphc.,tnt and
hndmg monehlf\ ' 'our~;;e' to buck
lhetr enrullment\.
M I "' \ ~.:hmrpcro;on l.cs I hum
~1d mmonttcs often l.til to meet
LS t\.'I. .tnd C.P.A. tnndnrd' bccau ... c ol ' unequal cducauonal
opportuntll~ · ·
1 he Afttrmalt\<t \cuon (om
mittc.-t ol tht M L S-\ tne' to ullc:\ 1<1tc
that ancqualit\ h~ rcv1c" inp mmora-
1)' apphcant:.' background) and
qunhlitaliOnli, and m.tlunt!
rccommc:ndntton' to the faculty
CommJttcc mem~r. 'a 11
college' m Orcgun. 01Jtr orniu .tnd
wu,lnngton to tulli: \\.tth potential
"THE Bllll IS HERE, • •
STOUT MALT LIQUOR
KEGS TO GO
SCHLITZ MALT LIQUOR ON TAP
Free Hot Popcorn Oaily 4-6
Hot Handmade Satndwiche~
.. r~c.· Pool ~unda~ · 1.2-4 p.m.
Ladie~ !\ight -Saturday ~ t>rice
EHry Tue-,, 7-9 p.m.
Pound of Beer 25c
• AIMa.lut.ely shah-king
SAVAK may
Heltn I Uk)'
( ollece Preu ':>tnlct
Whtle: the Shuh ol Iran 11
funnchng mone) anto Amenc:.m un·
ivenllles ror lrumun e!Utange and
traimng progrum,, omt .choola ure
dancana u swift hurnc ctround the
ISSUC Of lhctr II)Ccific arflltaltOD Wllh
the middle e:utern nauon.
rake Bryn Mawr Colletlc tn
Pennsyl\'llnaa, lor eAample Bryn
Mawr I D ~mall , private college or
about I SOO women, Wll5 luted
among the approxamately SO
t\merican .chool~ to have (ormal
hnks with the Iranian go\lemment m
·• 194 page report distributed by the
American Council on Educ:at1on
(AC'() But while the A( E says yes.
und the dean of the School of SociaJ
Work ut Bryn Mawr ~ay,
.. prugmullc:.llly" )o, the CommJUec:
for Artutic and lntellectuul
S:reedom m Iran CCAIFt} in Ne"
Yorlc, .lY~ no Bryn Mawr is not
alhhnted w1th the Shah
Bernard Ro. \, deun ol the
\c.hoollor oe1al Work ins15U there
~~ no .. tn!tlltuttonal"' c:onnecuon but
yes, Bryn Mawr h~ b.:en 111 touch
wtth lrun. All thts while: has faculc)
\'Oted llut )car to unantmowly rqect
ulfihution with t-"aruh Pahlavt Un·
i"e~ity in I run. So. what'~ the story'?
t\pparcntl), no one is ra.ang to
the ell) des~ to ~nnounce an)
a&soc:iation with the countr)' whose
murderou torture of lruniun dis­
~idc:nts by S ,, V ;\ K. the Shah's secret
police Ioree. rant. !lecond only to
practice~ reponed from the pruons
of l htlc (he ':tha h t<o not ..1 kind man.
~e\crthel~' he " .!iecking
legtttnult~ lor tu not1on through
linun~:.aal .utd other contrl.lc:tual
arrnngemc:nt, w1th \meric:an un·
ivcrsiucs On the Sturh' hst t~rt the
protigiou hac~ uch J~ Brown Un­
hcf)IIV, Yale, Hun.Hd .1nd Colum· -biu.
h. IJrvn Ma"t an)' dtlterent
from it~ tnends in the academe? Well, wllh the excepuon ol tJlU'teiRJ
to any financial ~ettlcmentt. not
much. J hey huve not ruled out Iran
enttrely und Oelln R<'15 aays that the
&chool muintuin• u .. more scholar to
~cholur nllihattnn" wtth the Shah.
In fntt Bryn Mawr rec.-eavcd the
chancellor ol Pahlttvi vna.,..crsity 10
Augu$1, f97S, who wus, at thut ume,
tntcrestcd tn c:stabh hang a women's
univerJity und an opponunaty for
women to move into oc:odemtc posts
The lrnntan chancellor n:turned in
fc:bnwry, 1976 and Brvn Mawr
agreed to an ei.\th<ln£c program
whereby the $Chool would train
faculty tor lr .. mon colleies and Br)'n
Mawr would receive lraman
student!~ .
'"We dad go to I run,~ s:.ys Rou.
"and found no need tor an tn·
ututtonttl uflihullon Our pO!Uiton
wtu not taken on any ideologJcul
b11st~ but rather a prugmatac one.
There is a rull d .. tnbuuon of
positions at Bryn Mawr about the
lr<&OIIlO ~IIUllttOn ,'" •
So whtle Bryn Mawr u trying to
c'l.plam e~uctly where the)' 1tand
with the Shah, other Unt\'erlllles
~uch as Stanford and the Ctty Un·
i"ers11y ol Nev. ~ ork. (CUNY) st.:lnd
clearly on the doued hne.
A S978,000 controct bet~een
St:tntord und 'ation.ll Iranian
Radto-Tele\'iSJon <NIR n ha1 been
signed h> dc ... elop a telecom­
mumcatton satelhtuystem but Earl
Cillcv ~Ianford Darcctor ot Spon·
Jored PrOJCCIA, 1~ not sure he m11de
the best deal. Cille)' chums that
~tanrord sullerc:d from me J'(nence
when negouaung the N I R I' contr.lcl
and made '"the mmu~e o( dcuhng
wuh lrun ,,s we would any U.S -.. 11\SUlUIIOn .
The Cll) Unt\ei'SII} of Nc:"
Yor~. on the other hand, ha not had
an) ditlicultJes . The Shah ha• patd
SJOO,OOO down to CUN'\ tn what
former CUNY prestdent, OaVld
Spetdel 1 now dCJtn ol the ~c:tence
• g you
~ucuJry, Oavi,ion ol Mathematu:a
"nd Natural Setencet at Queens
( ollege, CU. Y) calls .. helping the
!raman people deal wllh thear urbAn
environment.. by olfertna
te<:hnoloJical advtce. Spetdcl tm·
plemcnted the ussoetallon wnh Iran
in li da<ument called.. Program of
Cooperauon .M
Joseph Murph), an advocate:
and stper ot the p.'lct s~ud that the
agreement with the Shah had not
been Wtlh a dac;tator but wtch the
National Uru\ersuy of Iran.
SA V ,\ K wtlbng. there w1ll be no
difference .
AI the time or the awecment,
~urphy had been (orced to fire 211
hteult) membc:n and he s~ud that he
sa" a chance to gel somcJol» back
through the exchanse program wnh
Iran. But the dc.ll Wllh lrun ap­
p:trc:ntly prov1de no more job for
laad-off racult v
What the pact does do,
howe\er. is eoordanate all the
Nation31 UmvenH) " of Iran's
programs m colle&cs throughout the
U.S. and there wall be a center at
Queens College to maintain a hst of
all Iranian graduate tudents tn the
U . 1rregardlcss of ~bether or not
they are lrom the National Uni\leni­
ty ot Iran.
What could be sampler for
~\\ K?Copiesofthcselileswtllbe
.ent to T c:hran and provtde an )I
diwui tied lraruun pohoe wuh a
torture quoUl to till \\ ith an updated
account of an) lranl4n 11tudent's
ucttvities both 1n clmn und vut.
lf ,\mefiC30 UDI\CtSJIICS oon•
tinut to m~~e deals wuh the Shah,
there IS no aclbng what ancrc:n~
problcrru lmnt.an ~tudenu \\111 hlliiC
I he tud) b)' the Amencan Counc1l
ol Educatiun hns "'Dmed of
M:.aulemac hustling" and .. an at·
mosphere of salesmanshJp" but the
renl ;uni\"B.I test "'ill J>3r11) depend
on rcs1~tan~ and on Amencan
colleges c:alhng a trade a tnsdc.
creases
:uudc:nt ~nd encoumge them to
appl).
The , .. ~ociauon al,o locates
money ourcc-. and help) iitUdents
1.1p them r he L(. l.1w ~\.ht>ol of(er~
'er v I cw ,c;holarshtp ... but lharu ,a,d
the: Orc~on 8.1r allo(;att'> S3.000 lor
even mmont} student who plan" to
pract•ce 1n Orqton
:VJ l \ wtll tmlla\e .t summc.r
derbhip rroi!t .1m tht" venr to
pro,· ide mmorities "tlh pr .tell cal u­
peuencc. 1 he Oregon State Bar hn
ngrccd to ub,.idilc lhe projeCl oy
P•') ang half ot each studc:nf~ ma. -
tmum 54 wage.
,, tree tutonal program 1
anuther Cf'\'tce the n~ ocrauon
JH O\ldes tor mmonue,, The
pr(lgrnm '" currently betn& rc:\i~c:d.
"We're tr)tnG to de\elop 3 model lor
the pro~rum that "ill u c: pmcuce
1e ts, rhe mt'llt clficient student­
te.achcr r.ttlu. am.l t:on,ider per. onul
atdJU~ Ilnent problem.,," '>llid lh:nu.
.. l"\Cr~ mmorit) pcl"ion i~ laced
"ath m.1n\' ob,taclo tn 'chool. .. • lhRru nid. "It' ... like \\e'rc trytnll to
'pull uur,ches up b) th\: booh thlP '~ •
1 he-J\,,nca.thon P"'' ides that cMra
thru~t to help u& .tlung.
.. ~hnoratic' tlltcntc:nd to feel on
the ouuadc ol thtngs and it ~ ould be:
ca~) ' to ~tar t lceling ".)'nical or
ho,ttle But wath o go~)d commumt}
environment and,, group uch an the
M LSA that h.u a growmng.~upror­
the and nurturing attitude, you tend
to stay human." 1 he group ul npproxamatcly 20
member~ 1 trytng to exp.1nd to
tnclud~: more manoritic~ "The mu­
JOnt) nl the member urc oriental.
\\'e'd hk. 1<' recruit 50mc more
Blat k. M\: ic.an-Ameracuru. "omen
und \mc:nwn lndinn~." lh3ru !>lltd.
"\\ c:'rc JUS.I one ch:rnent ol 1
nu.l\c:ment that I Ct'Uid lore ec
happl."ning 111 thts chou\. We: ha'e 11
MLSA chalrpenon l.ellbara dcmocrauc sv tcm here. but too • man) tudents JU$t don't get in-
~OI\cd, The new butldmg \\lllliOOn
be completed and could pro .. tde
room lor more or~;amzataons.
· ~h purpo,e '" to help t.he LC
l,nw chool attain nattonol tature
But 11 "'lltl!ll.:e the tn~ohcment and
help ot C\cr)one to ma.,c th1s a
rcaht) ." J•n (on nell
ta(f \\ ritcr
For n fc\\ hou~ on the C\C: ol
Feb I , the Royal llchtcn>tcan
Quancr RmJ. Sadc:"al._ Cucu~ :o.\\epl
LC ,tudcnh out oltbe d\,ldrum~ ol
~(;holarl} hie mto 3 "orld of mapc
and fantD\)
wTht' sho\\ L~ dcdtcatc:d to the
propo mon that all men Rnd women
have the nght to pia) -m pile of the
~hemt!ill) e~am tomorrow I"
t\nd the pnce to pa) for tht
dc:ltghtlul propo::-ttion '? MOnh n
pht} ful "lll to "onder'"
~ponsc.>rcd b) SOF • the
~\\ orld' ~m<~llest Cm:u "usnt:th7cd
the nudien .. ~ \\ tlh pun~. mawc tncl.; •
mtme~. ~l.:lli , 'ktllful feat and
anunnl tn .. b. all performed m the
·glant qu11rter nng ••
Alter the three member crc-"
chanted • welcome poem. one of the
clo"m eggsatcd the audten~ \\tth
iJn e~~paaun~ eggshlb&llon ofht)
dt~ppeanng egg not .. Eggsccllent!"
chcc~ the audaentt.
Not to be outdone, a second
c:lo\\ n perf'onncd hb nuor blade act
{-The harpest act in our hO\\
toda} ") m whtch he mngu:all) pulled
n stnng of razor bbdes from hts
mouth
The troupe also had 1ts own
anmual <tdeku:k~. including one dog
(\\hO rorgot ho\\ lO sang but could
JUmp b3cLwvds through u hoop),
t.,.,o do~~ and one monke) tbat
could gmc:dull)' dnn~ wnter trom u
cup
!:wtd the nngmxuter to the
monke) ~Lool. , thh i~ LC, honey
You ·~ bad. m the JUn&le ~agam ..
lAte comets "ere c:ordiall_> tn·
\.lled anto the affair-"'Oon't be
scared. We ~car ugbts c:o,:er}' da) .. -
and tbost members ol the audtence
\\bO cho~ to~~~ in the lar come~ of
the ronm \1-ert told to come clo,er.
-us ,.,tll sate~ the) s&ld ... Our
ptcli.pocll.eh only work the fi~t ten rt)\~' . ..
I here \H're ul~o u lc\\ sh'\\\Cr
more relk,uvc moment\ an the
'ho\lo. fhc mtmc locu-.cd on the
de~arc lor pcorh: to ~hnrt thear loH·
und lncnd~htp . ,\ propo~al made m
llne ot the s~u ... \\a< that the audientX"
c change us lu:-.llor "lc8Jtltender" to
a de are for .. le~al tendcrne .. , ...
I he JU&ghng :u:t, L:nife und plo''
balancmg n~t' and mat,ucnl acts
demlln\trtliC~ the SfOUp's man}
phvstcal ktll But the grnnd finale
\\,,~nne: pc ne1 thai "promt,ed to
outdl) Houdtm "
man !.U~cc full) e'c:tped
I rom n ccurcl) -1\'~okcd mergro\lo n
m&U.cnn that wa Ill led "tth \\'Ater.
Three men compll'C the: Roynl
l tt'hlen,tcm Carcu~ 'ad \\ ebcr.
nngmn tcr and I ounder oil he c:u cu .
Ke\ln Puggan, n S.tntn Clur:t Un-
1\c:r~ll) grad "ho h,t( been wtth the
group lor u )c:.ar-und•.t·holf und
Mnl!h Kincannon. n llm' er~ll) ot
Montnnn gr .. d ''ho maJored in
dance nnd hn been \\ lth the com­
pan) tor ab<lut one )em
Ktncnnnoo ~w the R LC per­
fl!rm ut the Un"cr II) of Montnna
and dCCJded to .. run awn) "ath the
c:arcus," he e);plained .. Pemg an the
cucus ha rca II) . :ned m) hie lt':.
our communal} cflort nnd feeling
that mal;:es the pcrformanc.: and
makes 11 o Jutfilhng.-
Kana.nnon ~id the circu~ h,.,
been to 40 uuc' in 32 "ed;s. -Jt's
cand) bars and coiTce that ollen
L.cep us going \\Ieber 'aad
Weber h.t!> been interested in
cllCU\eS for 4Uite :1 long time. uJt all
\turted when I WlU fhe yean. old," he
,,nd • Tho.t "a~ the fiN time I ever
went to u cm:u!>, und never quate
fCCO\ crc:d."
\\ ebcr rtctl\ td ht"> Moster's in
fhCdter and Theolo&> from San
Franca~o Collcse an 1970 ''I then
got in\ohed an the communi ty
theater for a\\hile. but I wa~n 't really
huppy the~." he :.atd ... It 'c:c:med like
a clo:.ed environment We weren't
pta) tng to 'real' people but just to tht re11ulnr th~:.ttct 8''cr I\ Jlt
a(lpeal hl il OC\\ 'mtukct'llnd l dad II
under the: gua't ol <~ ctr~u!. "
\\c~r s.tnrh:d ht\ one m.tn ex·
htbiiiOn!>. atop bo' ~.rate\ on Sun
Fmm..:a~co 'lrcct cornet"!> Ht enter
tnanc:d the pn,se~·b ) wtlh jugghn~
p.an10mimc , lirc•c.lltnJ. ("I tnught
m\ ~II but "' on't ._.., ho" bcc.lu~c: 11 . .
can he: \C:r) d.tngc:rou,") and ught
ro~ wullmg.
One lll lhC' Clh7U~· hr>-t OUt•ol•
'\late appeiUcn-:c" wn' nt I C about
"' :\ } enrs :sgo He h.l' ucquarcd llomc:
intcrc,ted :nudcnts a:> nC:\\ member
along the wn)
Nick "~ber
out on SAGA waste
Halli lhon1tlnsson
Staff \\riter
Four LC baolog} llWJOO, ap­
palled by the amount oJ food wute
at SAGA ha\'e deetded to bnng one
or awo ptg. on ounpm to C3t ldt­
O\cts.
The ~tudenu are seruoB Jetr
Houpt and :'liolan Srush1do and
JUntors .\1tk.e Bonoff and George
Mayf~eld 8onofl wd the) dCClded
on the mmtature pigfarm alter
readang a letter in the Feb 10 assue of
the LOG 0\etsea.~t prolcs-or Leo A.
Jccn) had ~»Ugge$ted tlult the Btolog)'
Depanment stan ralSan~ P•Bl' on
• !:iAGA ~nne
The four Will buy one or 1~0
male ~eenses sometime next week.
lor around S2S each. They wiU keep
them 1n a il)' they're buildmg m the
nonh-c.;ut comer ol the theater
parking lot.
Bonoff said that aside I rom 1t11
reC)chng potential, t.he ptg raasing
proJec1 "'ahould make a mcc di-.er·
aion."
.In addiuon to the SAGA waste
the pig. \\ttl be led barley and other
arams. Pap po'olo quick:l). r,o the four
may ha\e all the lleCie5sar) ground
matenau for n Ha~aiian Spnng
Luau
Th11 ~on'l be a debut for hogi
on the LC campur. Two yean; ago,
b1ology prolcnor Pat Stallcup kept u so" here and led her on ~AGA
waste. He o1bo u"ed the ptg for
•tudtc--on reproducta-.e phystolo&)'
The • ow I arrowed 13 vouni) wblch
he \Old to people on campus.
He .laughtered the ~ow a year
ago because uthc: proJect didn't wor~
out," one rt.a\on be1n~ that the student'> dtdn't hnve enough ume
and anterest m the proJeCt Another
reason. o;aad Stallcup, wns that
SAGA (ruled to supply .. clean"
wa. te. He would find p1ece~ of
broken glas!i and metal scrnp!>tn the
~AGA garbage cans labelled "PIG
FOOD'' Wchcr !ltttd the: antmul per­
lormcr' hnvt ~omc11me~ run ttWCI)' til
the c~rcu" them,clvc, , ""ometamc ..
\OU go out and loot.. lor them and
'llm~umc' the) tump out at you ••
\\'cbcr su1d ''I \Hntanto a pet 'hop .1
It\\ ,yc.u' •tf!o ,\nd <~Udl.lc:nh a
monL.c) JUmped out and grah~ my
heard ...,o I bought her ·
• l>unng the ~ho\\ \\ eber cx-
plamed that M 'carcu' " the lnlln
''ord I or 'ctn:lc:' "htch mcnn"
'nut lung • "
Earlier thnt c' c:nang while the
group \\.IS )etllng Up, a CUriOUS
l>tudcnt umhlcd anto Su1mm and ll'ikcd
'Whul', thl~o. Ina'"
"l·nr not htnlo!. Weber uad
''I or nothrngl Wh\' \hould pr:
ric cnmt'/ the ,tudent il\kcd
\\ cbcr c-alm I\ c'\pluancd 1
"the} COO\t to \\11\Ch
ubout nothmp th.ll\ .all."
t\nd "1th I hut unswcr.
he\\ ildercd tudent wundcrcd
oul the door
"We're stmply three clo11
\\ orl<mg our" I) I rom one end olttc
country to unothcr," chuntcd 1t4
tno "Late hns lo\'ehnel>' tn
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l'lot e'uctly the t)'pc ol \~.,tnt-ad you'd
t\pcct. Hurdl> the requirement!> I C would
set~ '" u Religion prole'I~Or. But thnt''i JU!It
p.~rt ol what the) gtlt "hen John AndeMcn
came here from tollcgc ol Idaho 10 1948
'"I wn:. on the .1cc:n:dll1ng comm1.-.S10n
when I ( fir,t re~tved its ac:ucd1tu11on tn
19-l~ or llo: he recalls "Dr Odell and I
became lnendll and when he u'kcd me to
come to L( , I cume •·
\nder,on ,ntd he hked the College of
Idaho but had become more and more
dt~nchonted Wtlh ht\ JOb O'i Dcnn or the
fOIIcge. "Th1s was dunng World War II and
1 \Ia\ hovtng problem' dealing Wlth the Atr
Corps," he ~td
Itt had It ked Idaho for the hunting and
fuhtng "I dcctded ll that was the rea'ion I
us )taymg on then 11 was ttmc to leave," he
Uld.
Born tn South Dakota, ht!> rumily mov­
ed to Cumbcrlund , \\'i cons1n when he was
AJne \cars old. In the "ood!. and lake' ol •
;orthern Whcon<>tn h1s love ol ft!>hmg und
hunltng developed .. \\'hen I hnt,hed the
oghth grade I had to watt ,, ) ear to lltnrt tugh
ldlool A fnend and I dc:ctded to try fur
trapptng to r..II'IC money," he )oltd 1 he
j:rap1ptr1 g comb1ncd wtth cutung pole' for a
p mtll and other parHtme worl( earned
through the wtnter
lhl' murnatl onal naturt of &Jingurgh's
~~~~ ( ollt•g•• brmgJ rogtt ht>r a lm of d~fftr~m
7 ht ~·oung ~imt•ncan stminarian
\frUJtrleJ jm•ncb wah a f••llo" who~t' fathtr
a C'huuh m tht> S<'otllsh highlands llu
thr .\lrtanu of that arta wlltrt lrt' is first
flllr.adJ:Ilt'cl to tltt' m) sttflt'.\ and dr/ights of
tuhmg
\h parent' moved to <,t Paul tn the
nnmg of my jumor vcar ot h1gh \Chool."
said WI hated the cit\ But I had football
ba~eball whtch made 11 a httle better "
Ht., parenh kept movmg. lie allended
diCicrent h1gh 'choob. The ln~t wu. m
uth Minn where he started plnymg
~e' and 'emt-pro ba .. ebull •
He enrolltd .u C'oe C olleg~ m Cedar
pid~ lown. a!> a cheml!tr) maJor He
1nued plny1ng ba,eb.lll 1n the: 'IUmmcr.
key and football 1n the wmtcr Durmg
ticc a mts~ed 'ilru1ght-arm resulted tn \orne lo'lt teeth ln{eclton i!.CI tn and waa
comphc.tted by rheumatic rever
In 1929, ht\ fnthet fell ill and he had to
qutt school to help upport the l;tmtly Hl"i
busebJII tcum aponsot ,old women's shoes
and he Wl put on there.
He contmued his atudie m the c\oening.
Reli2ion profeuor John nde"on
The job prohtbued htm from nuending lab"
~o he changed hts maJor to Engli\h and
Speech.
"When I gmduated I dtdn't kno" "hat I
wanted to do so ltoo~ .1 year off to worl. wtth
youths to Minneapoln.," he \aid. •it Wa\ the
bc\t thmg I could have done."
LC m /9-18 "'OJ alr~ud) a fa~r/) • lorgt
uutitutrun . .'./on)' v~u hod r~turn~J fr9m thr
u or. Tllr rlt"\1' r('llgwn .P'o/ hue/ O\-t't 100
mrollrd m IJU OIJ TtJtomtlll clos~ .
7Jte\ met m the lunf(. 11arro~' chapel m "hat
u n'a11· the tdu,·ouon butldtnl(. "The hack
h' o ro1n a/1'. aysjlunlud. ··Itt ruall.t. "I JWI
cot~ldn 't reach thrm."'
.\ftc:r thut )ear in M1nne..1poh., , the
cxpencncc or tnend!> prompted ,\nderson t~
enroll an 'emtnury He ... t.trtcd at C.htc..sgo)
McCorm•c"- Theologtc..tl Seminal'} und tn
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OULD IT HAVE BEEN L.B.J.?
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T Itt' A Ullwr u alw O\'Oilahle• for Sp~a/.. ing Engogt·m~ms .
• nit •cmor year won the prctllgJoua New
1 calument pnze
Suddenly I had enough money co
travel and tn 1934 I went to Nev. C ollese in
F.dinhurgh for post-grllduktc: work, .. he aaid.
Whtlt there he mamc:d ht!l wife Sally whom
he'd met M:ven var before, He also had the
opportunsr} to >lUd) briefl)' in Nu~i Ger­
man)
·•Jn 1936 "e returned to the t. $,and t
~umed lookmg for u church One dl)' tv.o
Jette~ am\o-ed, one in\'iting me to :1 churcn m
Mt. \'emon, Iowa, and the other offering a
teaching position in ldaho," he said.
The)' chose Idaho.
"We \~.ere brole, borrov.ed some
mane), bought 3 C'h~v} Coupe, and drove
"'e l," he .aid.
Tht an(ltnt sups of th~ Parthenon ar~
batht•d m tht bnglu Jun~ :sun. 71tt blat*
robtd jigurr.t 1rall\ mw a lmt und turn t~/11~~
rht Jpealctr. 71tt Amutean proj~.JJ ()r
deln•rrJ o short C'ommencmrnt aJdrtu m
Gruli.. A portton oj th~ /l'wu and Clark
cfa.u oj /904 jinull thtlf undtrl(raduatt
carurs m a sprctarula r st•llml(. p ....
Four ye..r' tJfter comtng lo L ( . Or.
Anderton ..tuumcd the addittonal duues o(
colic~ c;haplatn ... r here wu no m.Jndatory
ch.,peliO th01C dayt. In rac:l, that wu oneol
my cond1Uons prior to com1n@. ... He held t.1w
dual pottuon unul 1960
He also lmna. In the Europclln style. '"I
was tro~o'thng tn 11 bus m Echnburgh &.Dd
nottc:cd 11 woman next to me knuuna left-
-. . . handed," he satd. Left-handed kntthnl "
much qutcker than the nght-handed
1\menc:an atyle. He put ll to usc and bec:amc
so profioent he started USJO£ his skills to
rats.c money for a torc.tgn Student proaram.
.. , remnnber one Dean of Students who
contracted me to knit her an orange and
blad: IIV.Cllter," he laid. UShe Wlll a butc
woman It took me lbe longest umc to knit
that '"euter."
Another student, now a mmister, con­
tr:u:tcd lot 1ome socks. "I remember when
he came to clan, wc"d make h1m t.ake his
shoe off and t'd me3lurc ho" much more I
had to do. 4 he said.
In thr sprmK of /9JS. th~ No~u au
jtrml\ m control oj G~rmany . The young
Amtrtcan umman· student and hu ~ ·
bride ar~ I'IJIIing. Whl!t 1hu~ . afnmd mw1
drup out Jut ro N~1 nrt:fnJU. Helsgumv to -an underground umm.ny 1n GumanJ:,
Black Foust bemg nm b} n group of
churchmu. oppostd to tht' .Vo:u lAlt'T hu
landlady at tht: pnulon mtroduco hun to II
Jr••.es.s who ~as onu htr nt1ghbor.
7 ht landlad\'ts hidmg tht K,'Omon an It~
bOJtmtnl .
"'CertJunl\ · one of the btghlights of my •
ume here has been the many !tudenu who
ha'c become such good fnends," he said.
~1 his has ptf'illttd through the yean."
lie ~auJ the type ol ~tudent hQ changed
11 great deal O\ cr the ye3n. -the .SO's c:ame
and "-CRt, many top le1.-d :students "c wed to
ba ve were drawn oft by the big cbools­
Har\'ard, Yale und the hke. .. he said. "My
older on chose Harvard. Frankly. I opo­
poscd it."
He "Blso believes thal the raise in tuition
o'er the Yean has les~ned the miA of LC
tudents • from different ltnancial
bac\:tJfounds . ""Nowadays ~ou find more
students coming lrom more affluent
lam1hes," he s~ud. •Jt's too bo\d. I th1nk the . -m~:' t.S Important .
In 1905 he undcrv.ent open btart
surge') to correct problems brought about
b) ht bout~ ith rheumatic fe .. ~r. "Oi course.
the ursel'} \irlti extreme!) ~now,'" he id.
'"But the mo,t important pan o( tt was the
immen'e .,upport I rccened from m) fnends
ond colleagues, e1pecialh President
Howard. I'll ne'ticr forget that ...
He re11re~ in June II.Her .:!tl )tan of
~r.·tcx to LC. He is looking lorv.ard to
hatting more time: for thhing. hiL:tng and
slmng v.uh hi v. it e.
• • .. I'll also be uble to gnc mo~ ttme to my
proJect on the ~cv. Testament," he td. •J•m
tf)'lng to tr.tce the ~p.'lratton ol Jev. and
L hNlllln aod hov. thllt gave n c: to anb­
...,c:mlttSm. op«•ally as 1 uperienc«l 11 tn
(u; r rna n) ...
1/rcjath~r as Jhocked to rNd tht' nato­
liOn on tht' md1t1ment : N71t~ Vmud Stata
oj Amcrtro \'J Lrno._y Anderson.- Hu
oungc•r son lltu rejwetl to lH' utducted uuo
llrr draft. lht droft board hru turMd down
hu con--'l'ICmll OUJ ob;e.-tot appeal as ~.,.,
"too ~t'lt-"'" ·• Fmall). hu .son fmds •
ulr.-rnam<' ~cn·•re pro;tct he'll aet"i"pt .
John :tnd :)all\ ha''e two bo) and two
lJlth. all Jro" n anJ 3"'-'aY tram home now.
Hts }uungc't ,on. "ith the dra.ll problem, ie
an entertainer and pnnter 10 an francisco.
Hi~ oldC'SI daughter tuch~ mUJ.tC and liv.
on a larm HThc 1\l.tn:. arc both in\oh'ed ia
~huol, .. he ~&d. .. Jun 1:. a teacher an lM
8J1tdwuc c:hool of Libraf) S\."tencc ia
Qucc~. N. Y nod Peg teaches health aDd
P £. at Lhe Um\'CISJty of nzona."
He ihall nl' regreb about ba,ina come to
l C "'I feel like I'm tbe luckie~t auy io lM
world for ha,ins luad iuch a JOb,-be ~aid .
""The hand ol God tw been VCI)' aood to
mc .... l'm very anlefw."' --International fair sees big turnout
Jullt chotl
Starr \\ rittr
1 he ~e.Jther wcu be lUll I ul.
turnout w1u go<>d and the at·
mo,phcre wa!'t leall\e Ill tht Inter·
nauonol AUaar held ~nturdov an
Templeton Center The fatr ,pon·
10red b} foreign -tudents at l.C and
in the communatv lc:.ttured cuiMne,
dance and cra.lls from appro\.lmatc­
ly J.S different countries
The dc:lioou~ mclls ot the
Japanese: 'C:Ctlon dre\\ crowd' to
enjoy ten)aki or shrimp cool.:ed b)
JapAne-.e :students o'er habacht')
Colorful K-imonos wen: \\OrD b}
Japan~ ~tudentll , \\ho llold hand­
made dolh and {an:.. Oragami (I old·
ed paper forms) \\er~ hanging about
the room. Harulo \itmuro. a jumor
at Lt.~ saad the: food wa~ purchbed
'With the help ot S ~GA. ~he b8id
appro'\.unateh 30 students helped
with the Japan~e scetaon.
Fun her down the hallwa) could
be found Central Amencn lndra.
Tur\.:e\ the Unsted State~ and lran
Jran1an music and d:1ncc ~urrounded
the mto desk.
LC fre)hman Par"il Jahang~r i
e~plaJOed thai the main Iranian dish
WI) a rice, meat and bean mixture.
An lraman be\-erage. an inter~ting
mixture o( yogun. cucumber and
seasonangs,wu a1: o 5ef''ed,
I"ho~e tancymg =-omethtng
s~«t found the SOc Turkish baklava
to be lhe an1~er The desscn consi1ts
ot many !aye~ of putry, nut~. butter
and honey.
In the lfntted Stat~ booth one
could coruume such exouc delic:asies
as apple p1e, Cole and peanuts.
On the other s1de of lower
Templeton, rou!ing m~1c dre~
crowds to the Arabtao booth.
Stngers .md mustcianll trom
Pcmland SLate: and lC played
authenoc anstrumenl~ from 1 hear
countn~
When as!.:ed about the artifach
duplayed , LC fl'e$hman Nora
Almanquor slud, .. All the'!le were:
brought over wnh us and come from
man) different Mid-Ebtern coun·
tncs ancludtng Egypt and Arabaa," du;hc' bctng,cncd were prepared b\
n loc~l l cbant\( rc:o.taunmt oa~hc
ancluded \mbac poc,.ct hrc;ad tull·
ed ~ath mtllt, lciiU~ and tomlltoe:o.
tuhuh (a tiln(l)' pu~lc' snlnd), g<tr·
bJntO hc.an dap and nee wr.tppcd m
grape leaH,,
Mu);gic t\.oen•g, 11n LC
,ophomore , ~id 11hc enJO)td the
Arab dtshc,, .. I'm alwa) ~ open to
nc\\ loods •·
F.uropean 'ountne' \\ere
rc:prc ented in the 1 r.nl Room
l r.l\cl po,tc:r.. d«orated the booth~
The lnmthar uromo of~urlraut met
"\t~aten at the German) booth.
'-torw4'' station, operated by 'tu­
dent Nana Holt Andef'en featured
:.ample ol goat'~ milk ~hee .. e on than
crad.e~ Her mother had sent the
lood lrom Norwn).
Fre)hmcn Pauhc:n Bongc:r' at
'\weden·~ booth wa" decked out an
·wed ash costume (rom the top of her
bN1dcd hoar do\\ n to wooden 'hoes:..
1 he Engh11h tart~ made of n
Ioyer ol paMf) belo\\ an anch of
)ta-Abcrl') JOm, \\ent qutclly. The
Almanquor saad the many Arabic ran dancer
• Five years left
er says Thai govt.
Ke~n Baird
Staff Yi rfttr
The hut basuon of U S m­
Ouence an Soutbeut Asia, Tha1land,
11 ft\ic yean. away from communl.$ 1
rule. :sccordtng to Don Luce, former
ABC cor~pondant and veteran of
Southeast Alta politic:.
luct, reprel>tnltng the Portland
t:hapter ot Clef$Y and Laity Con·
cemed, t.aU:ed to LC student• Jut
Wednesda) about the new nght·
,.,ing go' crnment in ThAiland. He:
.aid that U.S. miliwy aid wu w.ed
to scat the right-wing ~O\.ernment an
the October 1976 coup.
Before that, the democraucally
eltctcd 1lua.i government \\U anlr· u.s
'"The Ford AdminlJtnAtion wu
upset about three thmgt the That
JO\iernment dtd," wd Lu~ . MThcy
forced the U.S. to \\ithdruw itr.
JOlcher-1 hom ba~e~ an Thall .. nd
They aUowed thc Camboduma to u~oe
Thailand for maneuo;c:n; ap.~nat the
U.S. during the Meyague1 ancident.
And they norma lazed rclataons with
Vietnam,"
The ne\11 Thai sovemmcnt i"
pro-U.S. and bas encouraged
forCJ&fJ anvestment. The general• 1n
power ha\e KCrell)' guaranteed that
any U.S. or other 1orCJgn In\ e1tmcnt
would not be nauonaJu~d and that
Thailand is entering a new age of
subitity.
Thailand ll ltiU far from atablc, ~id lucc. 1hc. new government
(nCQ )trong opposruon from the
cl(treme nght und left facuon~
"I believe th1• government can't
po "bly e~ast over the long run,"
$81d L uc:c · Carter as eat her gotng to
have to prop It up malttnnly. or it's
going to go eommunaat Erther way
we lo.e."
"I predict that an hve yean
Thailand will go the\\&) of V1etnam,
and to a gJeat utentll'\ our f.•ult."
He blamed the instability of the new
reJimc: on conunumg U.S. military
support.
"ln the pa" four yean we've
dra,ticall) ' reduced economic aid to
fhailand and more than doubled
miluary a ad," he said. "Right now ..
the new nght·\lrang government IS
droppang napalm and ddohu.nb an
the rural areas ol Thaaland to com­
bat the gro\lrmg communist mo\<e·
ment. ..
r he ruull harll.lsment. i.tlong
\lo uh mcrca11ng urban unemploy­
ment, haa fueled a g&owing lc:fti&e
anta•go ... ernment mo\ cment. I' his -movement, mdepcndant ol R ussmn
or Chm~e an flue nee:, "all probably
r;eue po\\er w1than (j\·e yean, ~a1d
I ucc:.
Another problem that the an­
hmt Thaa govermcnt l<tc:n ii the
spectre: ol an attack lrom Vactnum
Vtetnam •• an,cred at the: repren1on
of T h&1 auuns wnh Vte\name.e
ancatry ... The Thaa government ha1 hrand\ an tht tnth mu) hu\ie h.n1
,omethmg to do "ath populcu at).
L pstaar' an suamm danant~ ro11m
cntertmnmont vaned I rom l!On!f unJ
dnnce to l.:ur,tte HJwnuun tudcnt\
used tern~; , berne~ nnd C\)lorlul crc:pc
paper to mule lea\ I uhttton d.mcc:r\
.hnm Darb), und Chmtmc Webb
(:ill from L<. ) u~cd thern an thett
dunce:
Repr~entauve~ lrom ever) nge
group "ere pre,cnt at the fatr und nil
~eemed to be enjo\ln~ them'>elve'
tephnnte Tomhmon lind Brenda
lO\\I't'V both l ( fre~hmcn attend
ed the fnlf tor much of the do)
.. It i'i c:crtaanly o unique Wll) to
get a nov or or each count') "uhout
vrlllltng it," Tomhnson \Utd l owrey
thought ll Wa\ fun 10 JU!>I wuH,
around. "Jt', great to ~ee \O mnn)'
communit) ' people here too ~ !!he
added
Ball C.nftin '' nn l (. 'ophomore
who 'illld he WO!> huvtng .1 great ume
"Excu~e me "Onrtin 'IOtd, "butltold
a 1 raend I'd meet htm rn E. urope an I 5
mtnute\ ..
•
taken out full page ad~ 1n
new$papc:r~ wh1ch say thtll deuhng
with Vietnamese people wall cause
one':. se>.unl orgonb to shrtnk," l ucc
saad .. , suppose people: look ut
themselves every dn)'"
OffictOI!I an the Thnr govern­
ment have been circulating report&
that Vaetnam as preparang to attack.
Thath.snd 1 o deter tha'> alleged invo­
l>ion Thaaland hall conhtctc:d ~everal
unnamed nation:. an an attempt to
get ~ nuclear bomb "l don't kno\\
whether they CAn get 11 bomb. but
let'!> hope they don't," Luce said.
Luce ali.O tullced about :t grow­
ing tide of anli-<:orporute reehn~ an
thtrd \\orld nations. -The 19SO\ wa•
the decade of caval n~thtll prote t. the
60's wa the eru of anta-wur protest. I
think the lute 70', and early 80\ will
see mcreased protest .lBUtn• mul·
unut10n1.-He traced U.S !>Up porto(
the ne.ht-wmg I hai government to
preli\Urc: from multanuuon!l 'c:ekme
investment opportumty ubro;ad
Lucc:·~ "'"' to l C " part of a
nataonal tour lor Cleryv .tnd l .tity
Concerned, an orgllni/Jttaon lormed
an 1965 to prot~t U.S. tnvol\lc:ment
in Southe.ut Atiia Clergy and Lany
Concc:rncd ha• .30,000 mc:mber!o
w.Jllered in 2.1 states, and IS prt$ent­
l) working lor economac and
pohtic:ul cll-detc:rmanat10n lur nil
people. The: local oft ace i• located ut
20685 W. DaKiine Road, in Beaver­
ton. I 'land accu~cd 'Orad 0 Clark
~tarr \\ rlter
1 wnr. told thnt Jlllt muslctJn" .rre good only lor thetr nttcmpbt
tr)' to mokt ''decent mu:stcann!l " out ol thcmselve~o "Ja//1~ decadent
1 wa~h \\lmeonc would tell me whut non-decadent rnu\lc •·
If you want to REAl L Y nat prck on dtcndcm.c: an tht n11u,
woald, compare thcJilll musacmn to the munch musacaan I ran ucro
an arttcle an the Sa \ophum• f) hut (a mugllltnc r or sux players), tlw,
rua~ed ,evernladea!. , samalonue:o. .nnd gros., dafrerence~> 1n the two rield1
fed ~art 'Ill)'!\ ht!> uhnu muter, \\ c:•trield ~tnte ( olle~( ~
Mn,,nchu!lett!l , accept~ 'ltudenl\ a !I munch mUJOO fhl\1\ the lirst t~
Ll hn' offered a clas' an Jau lmprov•~taono, n manor !ltep an tlw
darecuon.
The fact that "'Cvc:rul potentml ruunch mu,ac•nn~> actuallv t\111
here: '' phenomenal The compnmom between the raunch mu~,(~
und the L( student are m1nd-booghng l.tle tha., test ..1nd sec when
you rate
• \\hen do you woke up'!
<\) 8 am
8) About 10 or II a.m
C) 2 or J p.m
• What do you have for breakfast ?
A) Nothang
B) SAGA or the Tnul Room food
C) leftover warm beer .Jnd a stnle c:agnr
• If you lost your tnstrument, whach ol the followang would )o.
llay?
<\) "I can't hve wnhout my prccaous whutcver!l''
8) .. I'll look and ~ec Hope the heck thot I get at buck."
C) '"Oh, well, back to the hoc.l ~hop "
• How do you tuke care of your horn?
A) Orl and 'lhJOe at C"\erv ntllht relisuou~lv
B) Oal It when at need~ it. or whenever you feel like it.
C) Patnt u orange and forget about It
• If you met a mtL'iiCutn at a bi.lr whttt would you tell him abou
)'0Uflodf1
A) \ ou rea II) get an to Young Beethoven
B) You roomed wnh 'Tranc and he: thought that you were the
player on the West Coast
C) You samply belch and smtlc
H you answered the majortt) of these que!thons wtth A' then yo.
ure raght at home in the pmct1ce room'~ of Evan~ fherc: IS noth1c1
wrong wath you, you .He goang to be an excellent musattan, and l'r.
proud of you But I wouldn't be m your shoelo for Jll the Kento­
albums tn the world.
lf you chose • 8', we: all kno\\ where your head Ill at an n 'el a
hendphon~. checkang out an old Oellmond album Jau i" your lo11e
so keep up the good work
II you chose 'C · to. all five you arc eathc:r pulhng my leg or arc -.en
Vt'fl' ~.trange . Ma)be I t-UW you noutang around bacl~tagc at Arbuckle.
tryrng to hu11tle a dtmc for colfee. I remember the orange horn
I finally dad tt I got lost lookang Cor u record '>tore. It }Ya~ a
~hop clo'e to where Longhaar once w.a~ It "a haven for the coltect.01
of JUll Park A venue Record<i, on Park Ave , (the 800
)p«Utlilel> If\ rare and hard to lind $lOOdle~ hke a r rank Ro~olino
anch or an old ~oundtrack going Cor f1fty dollnf' But thtlr JBU as goo:
They've been open a httle over a month. ~o the} nrCJU~t now packangt;;
a clientele lf you've got the buck~. go lor It
Another \hOp to ched out Ill Renaissance Record\, r hey deal
ampom ONlY It as all ne\.\ wnh the e~tcepuon of any trndmg
might wont to try with the O\\ ncr The J.t11 \Ciecuon "-;mull, but au
only ~tore an town wnh any Tal Farlowe da~c.'
lhc. pnc~ tend towurd 10 and 12 dollah. dependang on tbc
count f) of ongin If you're tnto Fl M they're about seven. butthev'rc
for )Upenor to the Amcncun pte\StnSb Manfred Eachcr hus rccordell
much new jau on h1' Iobel. and the vermun Precasaon 111 evident
1 he tC"'JI of the Jllll 1s on Jnpunesc: prCl>lltng~ (Don't put thet:i
down unul you've heard one; they're wald) wath ·• ~rnauering ol othCT
European countne~> thrown an
A prime ex.imple '" the Mtle~ Da""' l okyo Concert album k
wa' never reh:a&cd an the U S , but at cJn be bud {or about ten dollan
It\ a must. af you're anto Mile~ and Tr.ane at ull
•If you want to make: a quack hundred h\ten up the Mu)l\
Mu\cum anNe"' Yorl.: had" trumpet 'tolen. Not JUst un) a~e. but the
horn I hut Oauy C.tllt!.pte gave: to Chucl Man8lone Itt\ valued at O\C1
S5.000, and appropnutcl) enwaved
•1 fooled at the l~Jorthwe.\1 Releasan~ \Chedule for the 1977-~
\Ca,on. Our fa1r cat) "111 be ho'lttnt? the lake' of the Modern Jan
Quartet, fila Fitzgerald and o,car Pete~on .• and Bcnn) Goodmaa
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lhC Paonc:er
sra•on an the
L(. fanatl
\'WC "llh Y1
p,cahc l.1st '
up 1hc ea~ol
rt(Ord b)' be,
2-70. in "
TuesdD)' nag~
The Pto
ftnt~\e n ''
College ol ld
ttaguc·leada"
cruct.rl homt
tptn~t I tnl
•htch. with l
•'~Y 11c lor '•
"l11at or
0111," \l.lld l (
A J.mlicld b1
rtmaamng m
LC hb. 4, I
tile lo~.ab ra
••lh J. 42 le
rti\$Cd six st
do~n to an ~
The Pio
1M ro.td bel
1 td with la.s
Whnt h•
"We ~h~
lhro~ line: d d
~mpcrt \tud
better per~n
mu !>hoot I
mmcthtng
The Pa
bad OUhhOI
6tld goah thl
Nine q1
Proneer
ldlool reeor
tad men\ te
tlnrd re'> pect
~ocmt1on
AthletiC\ Das
u uhntbauc
G) through
Every l
ast one IJI
tDd a:s the P
1~ time fo
.-nmpelltaon
fhe LC
INTEl
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will
w
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to discu
ad
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end i
•
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lnterv•ewt
PLA
GlencjJaJ cmp~tt
:cadent·
mu11c.
:te lllUI
n nero ..
n), th.i:
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Pllcgt b
lir')I!Cfl!
P in thil
!Ill)· tlll{
mu~tCll~
Icc whrn
ould lOI.
1m abo ..
then~"'
noths~
and l'c­
c Kcnto-
n a ~tl o·
~ur iol1('
r arc \(fl
1\rbudk,
horn.
as an"
collectc>
to block
,:;ohno I
tzt) goo.:
tclongu;
ey dut.·
tdmg )O.
butn tt~
~g on
ut they'tf
recorded
•vJdc:nt £nds Jive:gmne skid
oa-..1ppoin t mcnt, I rust ration,
and e,..cuemcnt .nc. all ducrap11vc ot
thr J>toncer bnakel ball tc.Jm'i 8 ()
Jt:Uilll an the Northwt t t onfcrencc .
tl' ri111shc:d tn hfth plntc an the
\\\( \\tlh wan over Whnmnn and
. '"'" In lit \\cd .. c nd 1nd wrupped
ur the C'oi!IOn Wll h J Jb-J 0 Over•nJI
record by bc:utmg We tern Hupll'it,
ll-70. in u nonconlerencc same
Tuesda )' mght.
The Paonc:ers won ~•x ol their
jint seven :--;we game:\, then to 1 at
College ol Idaho Jnn lQ. l C took a
f:Jguc·leudang b 2 record into a
CJUCIIII hume =r.tJnd I c:b 4 and 5
,raan~t l infield .tnd Wtllamctte
• •hach, \\llh Pacific were tn a three·
~~~~ tic: fur \econd
"That one weekend took u" out
of 11.'' '"'d l C <.oach Dean Sempcrr
A Linfield bucket with \ll\ \ccond'
ttm;unang 10 the third ovcrttme 'IUnk
LC l·cb. 4, 112-111 I he next naght.
the lucal\ rull1ed to lie Wtllnmette
11th J:4l tell tn the !lnme then
mJhed )i' 1hot in a ro'>' .tnd went
do" n to an l!b-KJ delc:.tt
I he Pioneers lo1ot two more on
the ro.sd bel ore: ending the the ·t~nme
tluJ \\llh last wcekcnd'5 wtns
\\'hat happened ?
"We shot poorly from the free
thro~ line dunng the Jo-.mg streak,"
~mpcrt ~ad . "When you 'hoot a
bcncr pcrceruuge hom the held thun
rou shoot from the line, there'll
10mcthing wrong."
I he Ptoncer,, il'i ol Monday,
ud OUhhot their opponent .. by IJb
lteld goal!> tht~ ,c,l'iOn, '10 free throW'> ha\lc to be coo!ltdcred u hu:tor Afler
a 54 percent efrorttn the ( ol lion,
L ( mude 74, 74, 44, 72. 47, .tnd 66 • WltlS
percent of It free throw• tn Its srx
•ub cquent ~WC game~
Only two players 11hot better fhun 70 pcn:ent lrom the hne thss
year. and two Marten hit under SO
percent 1 C lu~l rive pluyeu from
J._.oneer co·l.-aptufn, [ d I'll lchenko ( 4 ~) and Old.. Hartunc (5 I) fini~bed in 't1:ond and fifth plac~ r~pecth·el) on the
LC all·hml: career \Corin~ ll\t. "ilchenko t<llaiPd 1,634 poin~ Hanun~: 1.220. Crtt t&rrdi phOiw
Nine qualify. for nationals
•
Oan Balmer
Sport~ Writer
P1onecr \Wtmmer:. broke 25
ldlool record., a:. the LC women''
and men\ team' placed -.econd dnd
r~ird re~pecuve l) tn the ~attonal
\ilocint1on of Intercollegiate
\thlcuc" Dt\trict II Champton•h•P'
u Zchntbauer Pa,ihon la~t Thur)­
~)· through Saturday
l very L(. ')Wtmmer po:.ted at
last one hlellme be'lt at the meet
lDd us the Paoncer' had IS quahfy­
mg ttmes ror the NAIA nnuonal
rompclltton
1 he LC men ltntshcd behtnd ers
'Southern Oregon State College: and
Willamette . but be~ll Pnciftc
Oregon (.ollege of Educ.lllon .tnd
l tnfitld The women ulso hnt\hed
behind OSC. but took Pactftc, Lin­
field and OEC Wtllnmette didn't
bnng il women':. team.
S\1. tmmtng Couch Gar)
Emblen cited :~MuteS) 11:. the rcJson
for hi\ team'' succc .. :. ~'\coach must
choo e one meet to prep.uc everyone
physicall) and p!>ychologtcnlly for.
l!vel)·onc on our team wa' shaved
,tnd tapered for thr~ one ..
T apcnng t!i a techntque where.
a .. the eho~cn meet appronchc" the
\Wimmer\ workload ,, \lowly rcduc-' cd to giH: them enough rest to be LO
top form.
The tollowtng LC swtmmers
and diver~ quuhlied lor national&
(diMnnces ure in yards):
•100 bwrcrll,- l.tob l'ntt
•100 bullf't'fiJ- l..aufll B.aumhorn, Bob
Pr111
•100 frtt:tl)fr- Tom JliCuon, Rod
\l•dlor-akt
•100 fr~l)lt- Tom Jackson
·~O fr.nt)lt- Tom J•,bon
•100 buk,trvb- Jtll '>Chuldl
·~o b~ek•trvkt- ~:an:n Bo~r
•100 brn•l \lrok~- M1'-c Sutton
•lOll lndhidWII mcdle)-l.aun B.aumhofc1
... 00 lff~tytc rtla)-I C ~~oum~n
•lUll frrf'l)'f~ Hla)-I C women
/em® Ohta garner title~ •
vln a meet where so many great
times are posted it1s hard to ~y that
one wimmer stood out," Emblen
said. However Tom Jacuon did
have an incredible meet. His ume in
the 200.yurd rreest)"le (147,3) would
h;ne placed him in fourth at !Jut
year's nationals . We hope to '~end
him to the nationalsthi) year ifit can
be arrunged."
Jacl;~on cut ubout sil1. 'iiconds
on his bc$t pre\lUU~ 500-yard
trce.1tyle ume, and cut lour econds
oil h1s ~~ 200 (n-estyle per-• Paae II
record for team free thro\\ shoottna
10 a M:ason (89 pcrc:ent ), but only two
of rho~c lost were better rhan 70
pt:rcenl shooters
MWe abo had :wmc trouble with
dclen tYe Rboundang.M Sempcrt
sa rd.
"AI usual, the LC tea.m has been
a great group ao coach and \loork
lo\'tth," ~cmpcn satd
Sensors Ed u:henko and Otct
Hartun pla)td vanuty four yean at
LC. oncJ each finuhcd h1; career m
the top ten on the school's all·ume
l!Conng hst. Nu::hc:nko's 1,634 career
posn~ ranks him KCOnd, nml Har-
tung's 1,220 puts him sn etghth place.
l he P1onecr JUntor varsuy
hnisbed 14-7 on the $eDSOn. and
three or the ten -Jumor Pto " saw
some vur itv ac:'lion. All Dre
lrc:shmen
Oc:uk &hbam. Rsd: Brodcrs,
Harry Curson, Don Force, Bill
Gtlmorc. Mark Hartley, Dan
Jacll1on, 0JVC Obcn. Mark Robin­
son1 and Mar~ Young composed this
year's team 1om Grant, 11 JUntor
w1th sophomore ehsiblht) ', pLayed
the first pan of the sea on wuh t.hc
J V, but had to Stl out most of the
season wuh knee trouble.
LC graduate R1d: 1et:tg~:r
couched theJ\' squad for molt olthe
~ason, bu1 took o job wnh a local
televu1on tauon two \\CCiu ago.
M.tr~ Pmcod:. n graduate ~tudent
and form.er P1oneer b:nkctbalkr.
tuok over the helm for the rcmatndcr
ol the sea on.
istrict
I ofl'rulnce.
\\1ben :uked about hu rencuons
to the team's performance Emblcn
said, .. l'm defuutcly pletucd. I've
ne10cr been bapp1er ~1th a 'bunch of
\1.10\0'len i.n my life. They'\'e done a
ternlic job. and m)' fcclingi reaU.)
can't be up~ ...
Ne;~~t year Emblen hopes to
taper hts tc:am lor the nauonal ;om­
petition, ~o that they wiU be 1n top
hape then. This can be done only if
&he iWtmmers mat.:e qualif),ng times
curly tn the .se:lSon. Emblen also
look.s tow3rd more recrutting nut
)Car .:snd hopes to get enough men Ill
round the quad.
put thtr:
8 of othu
~I bum r dollao INTERNATIONAL
CAREER? atmen edge illamette for second
he Mtw:
e. but the
A representative
will be on the campu•
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 9, 1977
to dt~cuu quahficetlon• for F advanced study el
AMERICAN
GRADUATE SCHOOl
.:tnd job opportunlhl')
in the field of
INTIRNATIONA1 MANAGEMENT
lnrorv1ew' mey be scheduled et
PLACEMENT Ofl·'IC!::
4MUICAN OllAOUATE SCHOOl
Of INTUNATJONAl II'ANAGlMlNT
Thunderbird Cempua
Olandela , Arllone 85306 Jake CrMnbere
"'pon" Writer
l C wre~tler tool.. econd place
in the :o-;onhwe:.l Conlerc:nce
Champtonships last Saturdny at
Forc:.t Gro-.:e d~pttc b.t.,·ing only 7
\HClltlcr:- Twtl L C \Her.tlerr. won
conference chumpson,htps and 1 he
other ll.,e placed third or better.
Cl)'de Ohta took the contcrcncc
lttlc at 118 pound wuh c.tlie to run
hi~ ,c:a-.on h:1.~rd to 12·). U)de
decs~sonctJ (.ollegc of ld.tho' I om
Ful.;u\\41, "~-0. m the tuuth, Chdc •
mu~• be con,tdercd one 01 the:
tuvoritc~ 10 the: i\o\h\ , llttunul
Chumpton,htp!> tht' V. edne~d.1v nt
t. hcncv. Washington
Juntnt !lob I c:mun wun the
Conlcrcn~:e title at I "iO p~>unds by
pmmns C'.trtcr \\ ulton ol Walln·
melle Um\'CN I) tn thl:' l\lgbt' mo~l
~: ctllng match I he mat~.h ''a taed
10.10 at the r:nd ol rc:gultltton, I e­
mon "on 11 \1. nh u pm with only lour
c:cond\ rem1unmg m the ccond
cwerllml:' pcrtod Lc:rnon Hl~Cll a 14-7 record to the nattonal ..
SL;ip ~olt:rger (150) placed ~e­
cond. lo mg 1n the finah to Da\c
Oa\1. ~on ot Pucific Unher,it) 10·.3.
Brother 1om :-;oft7.ger WB'i third ut
134 pound •
Jdt Rtchard took 'c.-cond .u 190
pounds, lo~mg in the tinlll'> to
l'.tc:itu.·' ~hl;e \\ tl e~ E'lrher JetT
~>aannl rc\C:n(,'C b) beating Lonnie
R•ersun ol lmlidd, 4-3, to reach the
fmals. Rn:n;on hud beaten R1chard
'"1cc e..rlicr th1s ~n on. Jell ruu>nl
hs!i ~l!.s:.<m r~urd to 17-9-~ \\it h the
\\IllS
lte.t' '\\>Ctght Mille I hm~t:n
tool.: l.'\:lJOd lu)ing onl~ to Pacitie'!>
Churtic r ·')lor Hun)Cn' r«ord
atnnds ut 18-8
p,,cilic took le.tm IItle honors,
rand I C edged Willamellc: lor econd
plac~." I he ~e~ to our :~otrong~econd
pltcc llhowmg ~a" Hob l crniln'
gut ~ \;~lOie- lrorn·bdund pcrtor­
mnncc nt I :SO puund • und 1om
Noftl',ger' :~urpri,mgl • trong finish
at I '\4 1 urn fimalf) put it ull
tugcthcr ," stud Jlut K tnfl. l C coach. • • I
4 •
a ers con eren The ancom
to re-c,.am
and \trc.aml
\nn ~ter tur
"-port-. \-\ riw
llle Paoneer '~omen ·s basl!.ct
bAll team Kt a 'moldenng fare
ablorc at the opening o( the -'econd
h.allll!o the\ ran l mfteld olf the court
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last Thur.da\ night 8~3. to ~"CC.lp-
tUrt' the \\omen') Conference of lntercollc ~H•atc ( omrcuuon chnm·
paon~har lo~t 1 wo ve.ar' att''
The Paonccr~ 'ho\\cd pun~ ol
thcar \OUthlul bnlhoncc an tht liNt
hull but the\ could not brc:nl. open
the contc't Oflen,.l\e ,ccond cflort\
ol frt"hmen \nmc Htnny and
Martha ~empcrt gLI\t LC nn earlv
J()-.4 lead l( lead by 'e\en madwn)
through 1 he hull. 25·18, but n pres'
mg Lanhcld ddcn·n lorced
numeroul> turntwcr'l niter floor
re\ersc lanfacld\ momentum C\ub
~tatute center Mur) Otto plu\ed n
~trong reboundtn!l tzumc: and rc·
jected ~c,cral \\ tldcat '>hots O\ l C
forged mto a 18-24 le .ad be hand tht
Ski team has good weekend,
qualifies for conference races
Han ~> HolrnaJ,ttl ellort b\ 'ttc\e Ro"ttcr led the inda\ 1duul\ had quahhed "'o" the
'porl\ £ditor Paonccr men to .t lounh-pl lee fina.,h ''hole team c.an go."
1 ht Paonecr men, '"' team·., in la'>l \\ccltnd', "'(. '( Southcrn June McC luan I'> the onl) LC
be l \\('Clend in (()Uf) C!lf\ QU3hlu:d 01\ j,jon mett at Mt aac.helor in womun to quohfy tor the cham
them tor th~ North\\~t Collegiate t cntral On:tton The~ competed in a Jltonshtp meet \\ htch ,.,.,u dra" the
SL:t Conlcrcnce ("1\Jlmpaonstup~ tha' held ul tbout ~0 '~ttcr' ~'' C-'lh:gc \kt te.1m'l from \ht,~a.
\\cc l.:cnd at Montana , ~howdo" n I he tc:am wn' on the border \\ a::-lungton. Ort.gon, lduh\l .1nd
.._.._, \rea. lane (lor quuhhang) unttl \\e dad w~ll Britt'lh Columbm McClam·, \ccond
Thud· ~ndfourth·pluoefini,hc!> l:ht \\c~:J.;cntl,fl ~ud Marc:c~a , a topped the Ptonecr \\omen. \\ho
b) Greg Ma~U and a third·('llace :-.ennn .. ,,, 111 ht't \\crl. a lc\\ hulcd to qunhh .1' •• tcum
St'nior Grt& Mircck:i tako a warm-up run at Mt B h 1 M. • •
wrrkmd '~o Northwr:st ('ollr,iatr Sid Cunfcrrncr u~fh:~n rl;;~. i trtck~ > thard· an~ foUJth·pl,ICe finhhn at la!>l
wcckt'nd in four ,)c&n en routr to quaut,.in& fur thr runfrrcm:'r~n ra~;b led thr Pumcc:r men !1. IC'IUn to their hnt ,.,.,, lllrl pl,oiOJ \c ader l and a Kelt) w <II. benchC'd "11 h
lour loul11
\nother ~cy tarter. hagh post
t.llh}' Hc:llernun pit'ked up her
thard foul and conch Murv lou •
Hunter hud to turn to the bench to
ouhadt JUmpch of Henny who
netted 23 pomt~ in the game!~
I ht Pioneer game fell ap.trt in
the ltnul favc manut~ of the half a ..
l.anlield lorced many of 1 C'' I 7 far,t·
period turnoven. Lanfteld hnd
pulled to wtthtn live ut the break 44
19 due to tynthan Payne') 13 poant!l,
10 of whach c.1me us J result of )teals
oft the: Wtldcat pre~
Hunter gambled b) playing the
foul nddcn Kell) at the '~tort ot the
halt, and the rask paad off as Kelt\
turned the I C fast break machane
anto htgh geor walh her preca!\e pas.;
tntt The Paoneer~ sank thetr hr t
rour ,hoh und nppcd orr a )tnng of
10 'ltrotght potnl'> minute~ luttr to
JUmp ahead, 58-4 l
Donna Ro"om. who led L.C wuh lS putnh had two bu~keta, a
lltcnl.and an .auaat dunnp. the ~trc~ti
l <. and l antacid traded hooD'
untal Kell~ und lldlernun rc:portce
bll(;~ ant o t ht hne up Kell) \ pn ,.n1 on tht la't brenl upped the lead I·
n S I while Heffernan hu fov
hoop an the tu .. t eight mmulc:s on 1
\I'Bn~l) ol ~pannang drt\e~ a114
JUmper ..
Heffernan·~ ln~t ~hot brol..e the L(
w omtn ' 'ealoon 'co rang record olll
whtch 'he ~el e.~rlicr tht~ vc:nr
The Ptontef\ held a shght ed&t
in rc:buundang (45-43), .lnd hud il
lor 65 .S3 8 percent ~hootmg eflon.
compared to IInfield'~ 2.S for J.
30 8 pcrcentll{lt
~C ho~h Mt Uood tontghtat'
p.m. an It\ hnal home contC\t oltllt
"e.t\on 1 h~ Paoncen' fin•!lh "' the
top or thc \\'(It quohhe~ them fol
rc{laonul\ 111 Wall.amctte UntVtfSlh
March l 5, \\her~ tc.tmlo (rom
Otc8,on Washan!(t on, Idaho
Montano \\Ill compclt-• (OO,IIt UIIUI
:t' been menu1
rre,tdent-el
II)IOIIIIDS Ol tf
ll moual ymg
"l'c:r onnti
lft"JICSl thili
satd. '1
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I bect•mc Q
In a rc:ccnt
beh.lll ol tt
' ,..,..,n• ~ mter-.1
111em ~hould
Jt under the ~
luncj
dc,aring 1
~Uhl be elimi
Stender m~
"confu!lion
~ilm~J to the q
W>lcm and
lhc R \ '"
men II~
wa~ o(
IMN·rly mate~
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"ere the
1ii!UJ I cort
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ol Ooor thj
another '>J
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lone Me( lain wa., the onl) I ( woman to quaiff) for cc meel. ~aor conccr11
a tons
l~1rnnncd a
"I would
SCOQIOJ Veteran encers nab zrst
\lan Rob~rts
(, ue<;t \\ riter
l c .. unbe<tten \etc:ran fcncc.r.,
se11ed fir~t place: at a meet at Clark
College b) ddeatanp Portland Com­
munal) <. ollc:ge and Clark Feb. 19.
Ptoneen Herb Fnr:dman M.ark
V. rll(ht .1nd C r;ug ')oderberg lipped
an anc penenccd PC(. squud, 8~ I an
the far~t match.
Uarl. tought detcrminedl ) but
I ell lo l C. 5·2 "1 hts wao; 1 he bC\t
tcncang l'\c 'ccn thi~ ~cason. • \uad
P1onc:cr coach \ argmaa ~cui .. The)'
CU.1rk) were tough competition"
fhc: Psoneers' 6-0 "~ea.,on record
put' them in first place tn the
C olumbJU lntcrcollegante f'encang
I ~:ague:
Portland ~tate Umven;it)' will
host 1 he ~ort hw e!lt Regtonul
Collcgmtc r cncmg T ournument t ht
Sat urdu). Anyone mu} partlctpate
i.lll lc:ncing w11l be on un andtvtdutal
ba~as only. Tho'e inten;l!tcd mu~t
rcg1 tc:t at the PE dcpurtmen t to
become eligible.
, l.C, ~ccd and Clark College~.
I SU, P.lcllic, Oregon Stole, 11nd
Wnshmgton State l1ni\er uic::., Un· tvcr,lly ol Oregon and llmver>tt\
W .... hmgton wtll ~ rcpreo,cnted
~at urd.t\'\ meet
ROCK, JAZZ, FOLK,
BUIES, SOUNDTRACK$,
AND CLASSICAL
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out·of·prlnt record•
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