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

March 3, 1977 Volume 36, Number 7

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1977-03-03

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Jhcm lot l'trr)' Ol'l(ln "'•« Writer
1 he ancomang A~l L admam ~trallon
JIU 10 r"--c:\amane dorm ~ovemment true
and strc.amlane A~ I C senate opc:rot1on
It ron,tttullu n and c:lcctaon by lu~ have
been mentioned for rc:-cvalunu on
Ptc;adcnt -elect Rundy ~tender aad
un.utng or the prc~ent RA "Yitem. or nt
m,><fafymg It sub,tantaally as hi., muin
'"J'cnonnlly bcmt~ dO RA w.J one ol
pc:ate't thangs to happen to me ut LC
:ndct ·ud However . I've been dtsap-
"ath the RA !l)'llte.n ever sa nee the
I becnm<. one '
In,, rc\;.Cnt telephone \Urvey conducted
bchall ol the LO& 62 percent of the
;:dent mtcnic\\ed leh the prc:\ent RA
.... m 'hould ~ changed 27 percent tell
under the present sy,tem. RA\ hu-.e no
1-«Sm!J lunwon. Forty·onc percent of
dc.~irinv a change leh RA po)itions
:ou1u he elunanuted
Stender mentioned ·conntcting duties"
"c:onluo;to n over the role" ol RA ·~ He
to the overlnpptngareas between the
\ S) tcm and the dorm government
fhe R1\ cle<llon proce's ~u 1 pecific
mhli'IJl mentioned b' ~tender He felt the.
rliU•" \~ao; often inerte ... tave and did not
·OPC~rly match RA\ "-llh Ooor
"The R A ,election proce..s was tot all\'
me ~tc. nder o;tud "There: was n~
cntena. The R D'~ agreed on
~rAI principle!'> and Interpreted them. but
"ere then reantc:rpretcd by the m·
nl commmees .and commtttcc
tmtH:r' ••
"If \Omcone mtght be a good R \for one
ol noor the\ maght not makeu good RA
another tvpc of floor,' he satd "fhcar
"""''., ity m1ght not fit the pe~onahty ol
Ooor
"It "ould be nace 11 1 here Wih \Orne woy
the natural lender' on the Ooor lO
Stender sa1d the ehmmnuon ol the RA
maght not happen (or ~ome ume,
....... ~r He ~•d there were numerou\
llltdcrattom. such a~ the reas.\tgnment of
dullh. freshman onentnuon m1ght ai\O
orne problem!! <\tender \Uid
Orultmg .1 nc~ budget p• o~s wus
!1 Stender\ obJecuve:<.. He ,_.jd he
the Ouctuuting student iJCttVItics fee,
de:nt on unnual tudent antere t, as
by outgoing pre1tdent u~a
•~on.
"It would be more fun~u onnt it
hing bag ~ere to come up one. vtar." he
·\mong Stender\ other goab
•Open a student darkroom
•I engthen Pampltn·., Sunday hou~
I p m to 5 p.m. to I p m to 9 p.m.
• Help out-going 1\~ LC prcstdent u~n
tnrr>< ... n lint\h her SAC, \ f ourtcen·mc .ll·
.urve}
Abohtton ol the RA sy~tem wa\ also a
ec meet. W.lt,or concern of Vtcc-Pre<>ident-dect Larrv
rst ulone wtth devclopmg a more
rutnhncd and acLave <~enute 'ltructure .
'I would hke to see better parttapnnon
'ennton and 'It nate commtttee~. ··
rw•" .. aid. "I thtnk that lor the: la~t two
:s thcv haven't been used to thear {ulllc~l -
Senate fundtng procedure<> were al$.o
by 1 e~" "I'm open to 81' tng
y tone~ organuattons," be •mad .. , al!lo
d lik\! to look at )ome of the old on~
cc ho\\ the~ contnbutc to the ~tudenb .
'Well-de, eloped adcus arc ~hat I'm
n to 1 thtnk thot's what the senate'' open
Dlio,"
Lewt!l 'IUJd he pl11nncd to uulue
larlinmentary procedure to make the :'lcnotc
~,,.,. elfac1ent and eJtecuve He also snid he
n "·'' tmportunt for :~tudent-. to
the a(!cnda Addtng u pattC" to KLC'~
11 memo. the \fomtor. wu.s one possibah­
' lewu, 'aad.
.. Jleorlc wunt to get tn there .tnd get
done 1 o keep thln~J> rolhnl.( .elong.
I«>Pie don't wunt to wu'ite thctr lime ..
£loth Stender and lt~i~ said rroblem~
lll\:tc<l tn the current election proc::e~s .
~tender lllltd tht' constitution'~
on election proceedure wu~ :s
or •~ ue. lie said thnt by the ne't ele~tion
gu1dehnc:ll "ill hu ve b~cn
to prevent run-oil dil ftculuc-.
·d an the recent clecuon.'l. He \.ttd the
lnfltiiUUon •~ betng revaewed by u enute
!--....., ~mnmtee. • • on
The con I II uuon c:cm to be one thms
that IR rehed upon," ~tender .ud "II
'!IC1meth1n(l' m the c.onstllutton .. al' there to
be referred to."
l cwt' asd the conststut1on h.11n't been
~enou~ly 1ludu:d lor three: or tour years.
'It nccd'l rc·bulhng ," he .ud. "J he
problem Wllh the current procedurr a there
'" nothang uad ,Jbout a clo~e second
M) feeling is thut the con~tituti on
hould sJy how many cnndsdates will go 1nto
tht. run· ofl und ho\\ clu'lc 11 wtll huvc to be
Jor ,, three ·way run-oft."
l cwt mud the clec.llons commtllcc was
too a mall to elleCU'>el) handle iu workload
"I thmk 1f we had eaght or 10 people on
the eltct10m committee, 1nstcud oiJUIIthrcc,
~c d be able to enlarge cumpaign publicit!f,"
L cwt' did • J hen I thmk wc·d hu\c more
'ltudent mvnlvement in tbc c.mdtdate
lorum~"
I ewil!> a1d cumpatgn practtccs such a~
pampleteennl! pro~s~ should be reformed .
"')tudenh don't want to be barr.1gcd
wuh propagandu "l c\\ iunid. "I'd h• e to sec
the election~ committee de.d wtth ~pecitic:all y
~here pobticul mformnuon po~ters-cun
be dbtnbuted.
"fhere Jhould be specitic orcas and
allow.tble quanttue to a\'Otd over·
saturution. I rhint.. a lot ol people were rc..tll)'
bombarded~ ath propalt'tndu people mtght
ha\lc retailiated hy not voting."'
-
Lewi~ and Clark C ollege
law School I houg}! bclutcdl)' announced , here are
the vu tm, m the recent ASI C elections:
• Pr~; adent-Randy Stender
• Vtce-pre1adent -I arry l.ewis
• r r~urer-M<tll Beddoe
AM C Prnidtni·EI«t Rand\ Sttndtr -
Envirotltltental • ons
(he I.C l.u~ School wtll beg~n o con­
terence on the connact between public and
prtvate righl' tonight from 8 to 10 p m It wtll
continue through Mur 5
1 he obJecti\'e ot the conlerencc L'\ to
reduce the dcbntc O\er the proper role ol
en,ironmental regulation to tt~ mo't ba~ic
term' h wtll quc\Uon •1/wt rt,Jtramu on tilt
c/J(na.\ oj mcltvtdual.\ art ptoplt willinR tu
tu/nrJtr m tht mtcrt H of limumr roJtJ ami
mt rt'U\IIIR bt'llt'}IIS to tht• JOCitll m gtntra/1
1 he que:\uon ~ill be addre !led an a
,enc. of mdi' 1dual pr~enlatton' and panel
di cu~,ions b) AmeriC!l' s loremo!ll contem­
portJrv legal and economtc tnnovutor'!l .
f he lit I !iC:~'IIOn ~Ill ~ held tom gill Ill
lhc chapt'l
Jo,eph ~~•" a prote~,or nt the ll mvcN
1y ol Michtgun La~ '\chool otnd author ol
man' boo~> on lu~ .tnd public raght\ wtll mukc: the prcscntauon 'Jhe 1\UbJ«t ol that
prc:scntauon ll \'et unknown •
Paneh~t "til mclude
•Oouglu s ~orth , prolc:s'ior und ch~.Lir­
mun ol the Department ot Economics at the
Uni\er5tt} ot WashinMton
•Uonilld C Hugmun. a prolc:s!or ot the
Univenll\ ' of Cahforna<~ School of La\\ in • lo Angel~
•Ho.n!i Ktnde. a socmte JUiliCC on the
Oregon Supreme Court nnd prol~ or at the
Unt\er5it\ of Orc~on L.a..-. c.hool
,\ddtltonnl spealer rn the Law School
conlcrence on the conflict bcl\~>ccn public
and pmottc nghb will be.
• Bruce \~:kerman, :1 protcs.,or at Ynle
Universit) Law School and a. clerlto Ju.succ
John M. Harlan ol tbc: l'S ~upremc <...ourt.
Jamn 1 •. Huffman , dirrctor of thr Natural Raourct1 law lnstltutr •J-Board J•m vlllespac. Stc\e Potter,
Laura Muntn, U.urte Todd
•Off·campu5 senators -Jcrre
St~tthatot. Mark Pander. Stc\'e fleller, Jeff
Daxon
3 ~larch 1977
• James L.. Brcm. a professor ut the LC
Law 'cbool and !iupcnlSOr of the
~etghborhood Lund UJC Project.
• Jame S. Coon, the :5tudenl cduor of
the LC I aw School publication,
£n, ·,cmm~ntal un~
• Mayor Netl Goldschmtdt ol Portland
• James l.. H ufl man. dsrcctor ol &he
Natural ROl•urccs La" lnsutute. und author
of IU'tu:Jes t.leal..ing \\lth the legal and
e"'Onomtc 1upccts of \Dnd usc planning.
• James lti'.rier, con:sultant to En·
'ironmental Qu.ahl) l.aboratoncs at the
Cahfomaa lnstJtutt' of 1 echnology .
• Hans Lande, a :.octutc jwuce on th.c
Oregon Supcrm~ Court ani.! Fulbngbt
lecturer.
•Rac.hard B. :Stt\\'llf\, member of the
\d\1!101)' Commissaon Cor the En,uonmen­
tal [)ctensc Fund
•Cahin :Stillman. author and lecturer m
field ~>I en' •ronmental resourC'Q .
•John \', 1 unney. former Umtc:d ~13tCS
Senator lrom Cahtorma nd membc ,,f rile
Judlcta.n, Commet"cc and Jumt Atomtt -Commiuc:es .
•Stephen Crane, pnmary drattcr of the
"t.atc of \\ash1ngton's land use plan.
•D~nid Frohnml.\yer, member of the
Field Burnmg Comnmsaon ol Oregon.
~hr . 4
9:JO-lt:JO •· m.. Council Chamber,
I empleton College Center. Prc3cntauon by
Hmgman. Panelm : Tunnc:v, Crane, Frohn-•
mayer.
2-4 p. m., Counctl Chamber, fempleton
College Center. PJ'eS(ntation b) d:c:rman
l,aneh.sts. Sa~. te~ n, Huftman.
7:30-9-_lO p.m., Agnes flanq11n Chapel
Pf"QCntataon by funne). Panchsts: Acbr·
man. North, Goldschmtdt.
Mar. 5
9:30·11 :30 a.m.. Council Chamber.
1 tmf'lt'too Collegt" Center. Pre~c:otauon b)
tewurt. Panch~ts· Kncr, Ackerman. Bro
l_.. p.m., ouncil h&mber, Templeton
College Center. P~ntatton b) orth. Pan·
eli"•: Su.. Sullmao. Coon. Eclipse of the Public shows
eclipse of the student
To thr t dh~>r.
1\h ~nt lcttc.r to the LOG
scelll! to ha'-c ~used a bu of n
~acttOn. to utuc.h I ha\T a (c\\,
~'=•~•. st appdr'$ thnt the \'m­
p<»tum hAS achst'\'ed $Cmanuc
suuu Both John Mab and ~c) lan
Gurd an thcu lcUen (LOG 2 24 77)
•nsuted trust the ym~tum -d1d n
atdlcnt JOb of e pi"CS!tn a colleo­
tlon of oparuon -on ho" the publtt>'t
~hb. frttdom ond \\ordl) ,,ew
rr C'CbJnC'd b) a c:apaUth u } tc:m
Rc.lU\' -\\'h1k ~~ \\ert du.ag~ec:ment"'
bet" ceo the ~.t :en. one must tsll
ap:1nd tus una,gmauon to thmlthat
the pc:nL:ers represented adcqwnch
the total ~"11psc of the pubht
For umante.u wa~ onl) l\\0 or
three hon yc~U'S aso Uut lbc mor­
mng nc:"' c::amc:d the confcss1on of
an e.'\C'CUltoncr \\bo wa. p.'ud. b) a
labor unum. to murder D man. h1s
11o11e and lhcar®ughter \\ e hn"c not
hard. ho..,~-er. cnes apan~t the
pracu~ of I.:Jbor umons. nor IU'C' \&i'C
lal:eh to lrom htford. Camo),
H m or later (lthinl it IS We to
IWUrnt that the svmpos10m peal. en
arc as;unsi L:uhns. at lea t tf the
Jthn IS done an \'ietnam)
If one \\'a.Dh 10 ill51St upon
Knumuc: Slllin~ and word g.;unei.
one can wei~ get 8\1.-:l) vmh maan­
taanm that the: sympo~aum
rcprc1cntcd a ·~ollecuon of
optruonsw on hov. t~ public 1S beln,g
cchp.scd. but please. John and
C) n. can't 'C ha\'C the bole
ecnnd. af ~c\lan uuh lhmb . -the ympos1um should represent
a.nu-stlltus quo -uunonl) opimons;
thm I smously ~'&he loollong
and hard at \he iltutlon :sg;un
A far -as ~~ ac:adorut> com­
mututJ !JCOncemed. it · ould appc3r
that c:apuah)m u ea,JJJ cbc lo er tn a
popularit) contest. Co~der the
statement of Theodore \torgan,
author of a v.1dtl)-used c:o.IJest
econorrucs lC.JUbool::. Jnroml' and
E.mplo, • m~nr.
-ProNbl) Dl:lJOm.) OplDIOD
agrees ~o~.ub ow n.auoul poli~. that
tbr nght of man to enp&e Ul
busmcu for himself ts not a Nsac
freedom hlc freedom from fCGJ, and
11111. frtc'dom elf 3pccch and of
onlup-
Thc statm quo 01 capualiSm on
Amcnao campuses u one of pcrs~
tant attacl: and ridaculc.(The Edapsc
of the tudent") Come to thanlo: of at. '"hen "' s
the last ume an) ol w hcatd a
~pcaker vr ~' mp'l aum pra4:ntang 3
construt"h'~ \1C:\\ ol dU&n£1DS our
~'131 order? na~ then: been an)
pa~ers telhng u h•'" "e c:an hdp
to get outomob1le manufacturers to
buahJ good cars tlult arc encrg)­
ronscnlns. ur ~-;:1 o1l companso; to
dc\elop ~Jar ener£)
~0
In IC3d, v.~ get J051c:n Milford
Dnd the wdwa tel' lobb\ •tcthng U:o \\C:
mw.t nd the earth of mscal mor­
taaan.s
llurd, st \\til requare hnle
da~t1on to full undentand "hat
cntcnn the defcnckrs of the 5}1n·
pos~um URd to dtxm It a ucces I
r~lh \\Onder hov. man) ~o~.ould hJ\~
nendc:d af profC3Son h d not mude
nu:~gnmenb pcn:unanc to rbe S)m­
posaum
M t :studenlli ~mcd to op­
pr ch I he s) mJKl sum u a&h an un­
hcnlth) amount oJ a path' ~ O\\ that
the S)mp,; ''urn I) mer, Lhe onJ)
reilc:cuon stall going oo t he:~ an the
p;ages Oil he I.OG To the extenulwt
the (he )mpo aum wru. dcs•~;ned ~
an mquar) 101a the '"echpse."' n wa
mamfrtlh unproducta\~ \\ ath the
uceptaon of Camo). "ho ad\"'Qted
lull-blov;n n:\olunon. the spe4 c:rs
offered no pr11ctu:al solutaoru. no
propo5C'd lepslauon, no course ol
cuon lor us md1",duaJs to pur-
sue
It $C'Cms to me that there" Ill not
sam ~ a robust polnacal hfe an the
undergraduate "'orld until the tu­
dc:nt bc:com~ oon"'nced that u
matters ~o~. b3t he thinks about public
problems The: S)mpo tum d1d not
pro,1dc th1 uuptrataon.
O)One \\hO f~ls the sym­
po ium ~o~.a. '"Jucocu" IS rather
dnamatiall) sc:lhng shon 1he potcn­
uat and penonnht~ oJ the student
bod) an men a. If the ~ mp.;>smm
paten g,crc mtll} nght about the
sooal 11tu.auon sn l~ U •• lbcn
.shouldn't ue be suffic•enll)
mol&\1ltcd anto aaaon?
\\ c &R lett "ath onl) '" o pou•­
ble condus1oru
a) tudenu arc too apathetic to
c::tn:
b) The students on c:amptn ha\:e
round I_> TrJc:cted the opamons of the
pc:~l.::c:rs
Either condusaoo lca\-es the
dcfenden of the ympcmum an a
drudfull) uldd'eiWble posmon
Stn r Ha~ward
lLJtm ro tht' Eduar should be
addtcnn:J IU flo.). J I 'Jh.e dt!DdhM 0
10 a m.. Montian All rubm1ut011J
JhouLi M Hpn:/ and au subJUI to
~llltX 1hr LOG u loolmft for c fn-.
ood phologtaplms. If you ho\e a
romtTa, or ~\'l"n a good rJ r for
p1ctura.., gsve ~ a all at ext. 23!.
-fd•h'f' nut~ :
7ht-I OG apolo r:f'J m J11ld
I:.idr• for prmtmg lnurrorotl' fi~lrrJ
111 lzu ll'ltl'r to thl' rdrtor la.fl n N'l.:
Ont' b<~ard {urn of ra" 11mlwr u onr
jO<It /an~ h1 0/ll' jtWI !Udl' bl Onl'
lOCh htgh. 011d h 1/1 I tdd ap­
ptc.l\llriQtr./• I.SO lr~t:s o} fHJpl"r
Duck milkers
utter plea
1 o rhr f diror\ H~adtf:' :
B) no" mo 1 \11 ou ha '~ ec:n:.
cOp) of "'dud: maU.101; 10 r·
palacha •• the lastest 1 sue of the
L:itcnlr) RC\'te\\ (land af )OU M\en't,
)OU tun't St"Cn nothang )el) So fnr
ue'\'C a lot ofp lll\c r~ponse from
tudent , fncuh) und the Ponlund
oommumt\
And ~o~.e"d hk:c:) our ~porue too
(e\cD )OUr han~hesttonguel, but not
UDlll )OU'\C gl\cn ll 11 gOO\J readan'
There arc ull copaes 3\'llllnblc sn the
cood or booblore lor u me~ so
pcnmei (cheap). and b) hu.)1ng one
)OU :.upport wh1u "e hope to be the
gene: 1s of a ne" tntdllcon
\\ c don't \\"8nl to hn\~ to liC:II
these quacl:) cnncrs-we"rc anto
c:rcation not maricung -(but 1n
order to put out second brand
~pan~m· DC\\ u ue 1n the pnng, 'I.I.'C
ha\~ to bnng an hule mone). In the
past there has been on!) one latc-­
comtng Lueraf) Re"1e" per year,)
but 'l.l.'e arc con\1nced that the l.C
commurut) h:l the crcatwe paten·
ti.a.l to produce '"' o ~ood a ucs a
ycanffCllks JUSl put the effort 1010 u.
But then thc~·s tlusthsng called
economacs We: literary types ha\e
DC:\'er been comfortable with
econom1~, ond uc:h u the state ol
than~ . AS I C allocated out
tradauonal l.itenaf) Re\iev. lund •
"htch tn d&) prut was adequate lor
puttang out b50 cop1es of one ,S()..
P.lt~ wuc~ and n«dla.s 10 ~)' \\e
need a httJe more mone} to produce
3 :.«ODd I Ue
'\ • much for mnr);eung. no"
b; d · cn:auns II nght all )Ou
htefUJ'} t~J)C:S nnd render~ ot the
" ual mcdau (nrtul$ and
photographers)gct u all an one: bllg
and h~\c-Jt3t u \\ e"re wasung \\1th
hps bL:c mehtng pops1cles to taste
~our latest gteateit amprc:sscons
Ocan slate.
\\ c're at potntzcro \\ c: e1 n't go
unul "'e get something to go 'I.I.Uh o
submat )OUr pro~. poetry. an nnd
photogJaph) JUst soon as p 1blc:
to campus boA 137. pnl 4 IS the
deadline for cntn~. but the ~ooner
\\C kno\\ "hat \\c·re gcllang. the
better lor the ~o~.hole ho\\,
nd by the '1.1.8), \lie real I)
v.ould like )Our comment and
mticum on the .. duck" \\hc.ther
the) be JIO.liti\'C or nc~U\ie ·end
'em to the wunc box.
t J, lt!~RA. 'lOO JUS\ fRY rf tf WOR((EP WONV£RS fol\ 1\MMY!' We kno\\ )OU future Wslham
Htull: nen :and \II nor \\ luto are out
there JU•t step out oft he c:Jo,c:t nn!J
Cl'J10SC \OUI'Uht1>
11:t' utt'raq Rt'\ It"\\
lau·e treed on
f ort:~t ~ · ue
1 o thr 1 ditor:
Jud\.1 f!H!c'~ reb :24 prole5l Cit
h:tnd. I uclnt."~lcdge ch t
Pcndergn c. L.c:"'as, and Jltncs. el ut.
dad not massacre aCR" ul umber I
"ilS rnthc:r ebuhcnt 1n aceu,mg them
of thDI
tto\\~\c:r. the po1n1 ' that n
nu u~ of ~per d1d tn fact go on
under the guase Clf c:!Unp..agmng
l"he pomt 1 made ubnut
Ptnderga)t I) lh:tl he: gro ~~ OIISU ed
the paper he d1d hn\c:, and be: \\a) the
most Ob\IOU I) guilt~ one or lithe
\ LC c:and1datcs I don't thml a
photngntph (c:\cn n smahng one)
communarot~ the: qurusllcntaon ot n
cnndadntc to hL~ or her elector'
~andha@Sing the: campu , from
dorm; to maalbo~C'!. \lollh uch
'hternture' u; the \\0) to turn oil
\Oter .. O(lt the ~e~ to re'pcct 1nd
)U\.'CO) ,
Clau.• \fortin
outher estate
on the market
To the: [ditor:
s ot Fcbruaf) 2~ 1977. the
E ecuuvc: Counol of the College ha
declared a morutonum on the: u~ of
the outher House. ~tan\ fine:
~
mectmtzs have t:sk:cn place at the
hou~ Ho\\C\cr. as the propert) a
current I) on the: market, the need lor
L:eepmg 11 an pertect condmon for
h0'\\108 to prospccu"-e bu)ers ha•
Occe') JtattJ I ha~ dta,IOn.
\for 4nnf" i\ ormandrn
Estate issue
To th~ f ditor:
It a n~T) to danf) :1 fe'lol.
pnnaplo under \'lng the arucle
rcgardtn~ thl:' outher estate
The rn 1 .. (llntlrct M"Cms to be
mdmdual anterpn:tations of poltC)
rcgardmg ns usc b) admanastralton.
lacult) and tudc:nt It wa m)
undentandang. through D1ck Soren­
son, that the 'outher estate wus
donnted for use b) mall groups of
stUdent • \1 nu tame dunng our 1111.~
to clear path to the c lUte, "'rrt
n\,llllcd Ot~nU,\C
Our c pencncc an chatln dol
n cude (If :a umpuon5 u1u
meant to be pr~ntro a un c
pic, 1llu traung the n~d lor
• n cle.1r pvhc), an'" ntmg. a(
e3llltc:' use 11 nd purpose
•.agrecmena on the "ilhdiiJ
th•~ pohc
•u rt\lt.cd mc1hod ot
1mplcmcntut10n,
I "he pre cnt met ht)d an\~
ole sclccuon of \l itono b)
andmdu31
Could "c. a_ !ltudcnt sao
talc re1ipon sblc roles sn oaet •
tru ted not to dtn &he CUrJJ(t'
Odell 3\~ LOG -
improved greatly
l ,, thr l.d•tnr:
1 one \\ ho I'CJOic:etl 1 n the:
of I he f'1oncer I o bad: m our
Ull un P.1lnune Htll. I "'
cxpn: ~ rm ;tpprecantwn for )
leadershtp ns ctlator
l'he qu:tht~ of the report.!
ctl11onah and (ealUres 1 l.u supcn.c
'o thnt of recent )e:trs I \\as .tq;:.
mns to lose fnJth 10 the bllll) of~
present gcner.uson to ~ ob;cctn~
hundhng c:tmpu mtUIC:T$, o tbui
)~U fur )OUr good KT\ICC$.
I cnJO~ c:d } our mtcn 1e,.,
P~adent Uo~o~.ard He a.s do1
grc~t JOb m a dsll1culltlme and p
\forgan l
Prt'.srdem Emt.
Julie in dutch
To the f.ditur:
I am \en da . ppoantc:d 1n th
arucle b) Jul1 'lcholl m last ~
J.OG con~."Crmn~ the lnlemnu
fa1r
Ho" can Gn) one Ul
• rcShm.1n Pauhene Bongen
" ~en' booth was 1n
" I.J1111: &rom her br.uded hatrtob:t
~o~.ooden ~hoc.,.. lkang Dutch m)
I can find no e cu~ lor uc:h Sic;.
pm~
Wlult a mon: Dutch
blond-bnudc:d hasr and
hoes.,
,\Jso, the an&cle lasted to :met·
t10n the courune of lc:cl3nd
Frana: re the} not p:an of Eu•·o~
too'/
l)n-e "tc
ll rd tla "
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the three
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\~helped
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cnont) stl
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Let\
Todafs lop
Ha'e
IU\e no
lbc:) haul
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d your uq
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be COnSidC
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con&rol
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list errors
to ch~ fdhor:
Than~ )OU for )our generous
(\)\trlge of the Mmorll) l,u\1.
ualcnu ~tKTUIIon and '1ur con·
mta 1n )OUr nrtacle of f'cb 28,
·MUIOOI) W\\ student sed; Jn•
,:e&SO ..
I arn alnnd thut I erred m m)
~umc:lllons \\ ith taH \\ nter
n Connell on three pomts In
trencx to the~ potnt , the facts
~
•1 he Oregon tate Bar
woaat1on allOClto SJOOO to ea~h
th: three Oregon Ia\\ Khoob for
nbut•on to ntc\.1) m1nont) la\1.
f;idtnts who plan to Ulke the
~ n B:.tr cum
•lne Oregon Bar anchatcd the
iZUJ!ct derlsh1p progr.am an whach
,..) pa) h.alf ol c.ach m1n mt\
cdcn&'snwx1mum S4 \\a~ . Ml ') \
cr\.s to contribute to 3 gre.1tcr
~:Jmtandm~ ol the oc:c:1l lorccs
ppo•11ng atfirm.Jh\C .JCUon.
• l'hc l.C L:a" choollunds the
r.!!J(!nt) tuton.U prugram con­
ll;tted dunng the academ1c ye • .u.
l'he Apnl ~ Contercocc on
Equal Opponunl!) m F.mpiO) ment
cd Edue3t•on ·~ mtendcd to pro"•de
• 1 forum for rat1onal diSC~!o!On of • lew • &!ftnnati\"C 01Ct1on nnd dlscnmma-
dotn,t I Qln m education and employment .
and pb~ Often mmonn, litudc:nu, m\-sclf
tch
ch
;io•k)
PicJ<lC:
ll:a~d
~ • •
udcd, mauc:prcscnt the ,cause
t!x) suppon. I hope m) corrcct•oru
\"C helped to due<:t a cl05Cr loot at
.tffirm:ui~~ act1on progrnms :and the
r:mont) students the) er~ .
I.L.s ~ lhura Jr.
\1 LS.t Cha~rptrson
Po urn problem
Jo lht Editor:
I ct' UJI~ about ecology.
Todll) 's topac: endangered ~pccte.
Ha\'e you noticed all the dead
po$SUm on the road., The) aa-c
~0$ The) arc a menncc to the
pstro-antaunal iunctmns . The)
~f\e no useful purpo)e "'hate\'cr
T~ houl~ be ehmcnated
:\e tllmc)OU~llh\cpo um,
)OUr best to not make h1m de:~d .
He ~111 thank )OU,and )Our ouhnll
con •dca-cd for ddwcr:tncc the
lt:U lime around
\lan 15 at o an endangered
1rcocs But unhkc the p um. man
control O\ er h1s destan).
\Jan can chao ·c ho" Ja,t he
lnli\CS,
flu ) ou hal-t' a hor lrad~ The
Pionur 1 os(:~o nc" n ... h number h
t\1, BJ. ------. ·----· .. -
Southern comforts
Grandma bccom~ homecQntinc qu«n. Rna Reutter, 11 :S8-ycar·
old grandm~thcr, put ome '>IIlii II~ mto rh,, yc:ur's homccominJ queen
COntat 111 Hondu Tcchnologacal Um\c:r uy cn Orlando when she
c:arnp:ugned ror the SH»t b) ~rr)lng large green and whale shopping
bag around campus telling people Jhc: \\OuJd be thtlf neAl homccom·
eng queen. And "On
Reuuer. dcscnbcd a\ n loo ·a-like for Golda Meu \\On handtl\
O\"Cr 12otherc.andldate$ Dunn her campaagnshc:qad,-You can ha\~
a cuue-p•e nn)'!Jme, ·and uplaa ned that the rc::uon she wns runnant; for
the of lice was. bccaLUC she wanted to ·put ~me pll.au· an homecomang
"~l.: Mrs. Reutter Ui a wado" after 33 )CJlrs ofmarriJJge. h1gh school
drop-out nd a mother or four
l~•l dQ~ an the hnn of \1iuksippi . There arc fi"'C and half
acre of potent manJwana bang poY.n, mamc:ured nd dned m
Mism.s1ppa and the v. hole lhtng an perfect!~ lepl
J'he MIUts ipp1 Program, a& u as called, as operated .and
1upenacd b.> the go\ernmc:nt llnd 15 officmll) under the phar·
macognuJ) dcpJ.rtmcnt, whute\"er trust rna~ be The bon ol the •
program IS one Or. Co) Waller, \\ho modcntall~. dc\eloped the
sequcnuul banh-control pall
The U S go\'Crnmcnt tuu bc:cn nusang the "ced ~1tbm \\llll:tn£
distance of the Uni\'Cmt) of Masstuappc SJncc Worfd War II
upposedly lor the tiber Butt he: mum reason for the loculc "aJ that the
'late 1'1 \C:f) lhiO and posnsn 11 IJ.Jrge \"3ncty Of CAlrCmC).) rlC:h .SOif
The M•uwippi Program reponed!) ha n budg.rt somewh~c
~1\\ccn S250.000 and :SJOO.OOO a )-atr and the proJect has been uound
smce 1971 ·r h.at could pri)\"C to ben \CI) expcnSt\"C hagh.
•
Evaluation process really okay
To tht Editor:
\\ hlle we agru "tth 10mc of the
pomu menuoned m Juhc Dum's
article on the ne\\ fac:ult) teachtng
e\llluauon measure, we ObJect to
ome glAring mt~pe~puoos
.. 1rst. thiS mstrumcnt docs not
hmll · tudenu to a one·t~\en
raun~ Kale. Rather. unhl.e the:
prcVJOU$ 18\l card method. tl !J'U
~tudents the opponunn~ to c~preu
an thetr 0\aiO \\ ords the1r fcchn~
about the 1nstructor a.nd the course
Second. thu met)urc: wu not
des1gned cn a .\tachaavc:llaan manner
-~ il block to efforts b} lhe Enghsh
department to usc It own
evaluauon " In 1ae1, . e \aiOUid en­
courage an' deparunent to U.."t 1ts
O\\n c\"alwauon uutrumenu UJ addt·
Is the cr .. h dead? Ha-.e the
closet Farah Fawttu~ of LC ghen
up thetr \1\ld dreams of Rob)
R t>bcru's. Mar\.: R owtands, \lark
Spn look~·lil.es, and anoned
otnC1' chun :-s of pure blw? Loot.
Ufl) t-1ynt ma) ~ 10 Jail but the
LOG marches on.
Gnc \U vour da-c.tnu, \our farr . -t&)IC$. your pregnAnt (oop l) \i 10ru
"bach you h.:l\c C'l:reted aw:ay m the
I'C'Cd.'C:S of) our pu beseem mand~ \I
5c a. "ord, ho\\ can ) ou mru? Send
them ('OfT). 10 \\Ord~ mammum) 10
bro·wn \\ pen to the LOG, t1on to thl5 nC'\\ measure. The nC'\ai
tool on I) pro.,1des a mcthodolopcal·
h ~ound means for C''illuaung cn-
tructon m Dn) depart~L
nurn~r of full-time UlStrudOfl, ID·
cludmg the uodemgned. are choos­
mg \'Oluntaril) to lUC then~ anstru·
mcnt. \\ e would btc: to empba lle
thAt th1 as onl) a pilot measure that
\\Ill be ewlwatcd and modified later
E.duors nott'. H~l~nu Carlson
hyd:olozy
&b Mend~/
lnttrna/liJMI Affc~n
tnront' tnt~u.rtrdm )t.nllnUor
tlrt' LOG MXI tum .should su Jt'ff
Petru tn thr LOG offi~ somrtcmt'
bqou tht md of Mntt'r t«T''L
Ho~ ll 'ou'\"C noth10g to lose but
.}OUr 7
"i6 Fiat I' 2-door sedan. front
\\ bc:cl dm-c, l·F:\l stereo, 3100
nth , perfect condsuon. S23QS. Call
.46-8312
\fE~!-WOME~! JOB<; 0"\
~JIIP~' Amcncan . Forea~n 'l.o C.\·
pcncncc rcqutred Ell;ocllent pa}
Wor d)l.•dc tra\"Cl ~ummer JOb or
caree' ~nd S3.00 for infonruahon .
~EAF \X Dept K-10 Box 2049,
Port nJCI~ \\'aihingtoo q 362
T\ PING. North of 8\Ttn. ~in .
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Ha!$ LOOK WE'Jre NOT GOING
TO STAND FOR YoUR
HUMAN ijiGHTS VIOLATIONS MARGULES
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Free U beats SOFA
Claare Iattin
~tart ~ rittr
Susan Hubbuch·, Free Unncrt1ty film fcsnval '111 the best thutg
foe I C film connots~un 11na: student ~tes at the 'onh\\at Ftlm
Saudacs Center
•or onl) d1d Hubbuch present di\'Cr5C. hsgh~ualny filnu. but
1he prucnkd them for (rec. With rap-up diSCUUlOO aftct taCh
abo ~~~o-m
Her filnu, eJ~dUSJ-.cJ) from the 'JO's and '40's. combiMd that
penod's '"'\iomcn's rdms" (Adlzm.s Rib, Th' Piuladt'/proo Story) wtth
gmernl cntenamment-dctccti\C fiJms ("I'M I alta~ Falcon. 'otorlow
and Footl!JI}tl Partuf') The r..tms \aict'e lhoughtfuD.)' chOKD, and the
dlKli..Uloru dded touch of provocau,.-c comidcrnuon.
Sc\'UJ Huschbcm pracnted Last Gun-ear Dimba;JJ through the
Free U \\,th a ducumon on the politialr.llWlbon in South Afru:a The
film wua good, and lhc dlSCUUlon sumn and mtm:K
Jeanne 1c "rusht brought Jo)tt's UIJ-s.sn from the pnnted pa~
to the ~Crccn Ulps~s as an mtcresun movie. but. hkc lbt: novel, has to
be poured O\"Cr SC\c:nl tunes ttJ have au fuU 1mpae1
A CICX'k"'o'k Oran t pro~ridcd a break 10 the monotony o! the
~kcnd mo\'la, !though 1t W1U :a "cry \10len1 break Kubnc l1 a
\ety man nutn. albcn ood du'Cdor. Klfl, not surpruingl). w
the 1ponsor ol A Clod:.t~~.ork Oran r
The Model Unttcd 'amom abo 'td Lo1.-~ ar.d lNt:lth, \\ltich as
qutte pouabl) \\ oody Ucn'a bat film If ~~ and Dttlth iruhcatc:s
thnt or ruuuon's onema l.l.ste, llUl)'be the Model · ruted Nattom
dlould take SOF under rts wmg u a gucat Uurd-v•odd country
With the: c ccpuon of OM F1~ Ovu thP Cuckoos at and the
Mont) Python moVJe ( lont) Python defieS cLutfiauon). OFA
c:hosc Jomc rcaJ turke)
The or~t of them wus ~ Oth" Sit:h oftlt~ lawuam. a uppy
\\'&Jmcd=O\cr \eruon of unr Sror (a real peach ID iudf) 1M OtJo-er
Sui~ oj tM \fount au: bad absolute!) ootlun gom (or 11, not m lO lib
ofacung. dl.J"Catn • :niJng or filmm The runocr~p to that "'aS n C.
Ft~ld.s and '1~. another sc:lca.aon cordlall) dapzscd bl re~r"'CVottS nd
most audu:nca from lAlllC to the Kona C03st, nd tth ood reasan.
LC ttudcnu were no e ception. o.nl) S attended the lhov.-mg.
Now, SOF , rcall) I I know you Nl\'C beUct taste: th1n thls ~·ou
lhO\\"Cd Kutg oj H~rts and Harold tmd t.faud~ Wt year Both ere
commendable
\\'hat' happened
I rcahz:e lfutt OFA o tun'lll8 problem' this y~ar v.tth funds.
atudcnt mput and attendance of th~ ftlms. The curC'-illl u more film
suggesuons from studcnu I hear the) arc quationed about thru­
prdca-cnca for movtcs, but I ba"-c )"Ct to mut one of tbMe students. I
recommend readm a-cne-.- 01 those mo"iJ:s before aclualJy rcnun,g
them. and )OU would probabl) mcmueaudJcnoeattcndJula:as diu
bepn rna.llng profit.s on your films.
Otd 10mcbody aauall) uk for Sno't\ Whiu and tlu! Sn-m
O...arjs?
Wb) an: students 10 l!knt? Let's hJl~-c some IUggestJOns for films
you really -ant to tal:~ )Our fnend,lo\-cr. self or pctlpn:t tos.c:c on
Fnda} nJsbts. 11•1 )our mO~). budd). and n· bn.ng ()ushed do•n ~
tot let
Kenton still on top
Brad D. Clark
~tatr \\ntu
~re ere l\\O"COn~ru of note Lltcl) The: ~un Kenton cooaen
\\8! e:~:ocllcnl . The Gro\'t'r \\i 11Shmgton concert would hn-.: been
Th~ CJ mplt5 sho how a sta~ ere\\ can ma~"t: or rum music:alh­
uccllrnt pcrfonruancc:
The Gro\erconccn" well-auci:ldtd. People c« W'lllllni long
time lor lt. It \1, ood shO\\, though the sound erc~~~o thought the
were putuns on a roc sho" 1n t~ Coh .. ~ I t m the c: ro~ .a ad
I'm gbd I d1d I WI ba"'C some ~mbtarm: o! hc:lnng left M.) date
" n't o fonunnt~
The ound " diStorted to the: pomt of DQt-!D:lUChbtbt ~
llght CTC\1. follo\loed uu b) fa1hn~ lO spot out to per{o~rs lore
dum once. the 1~p:d tn\\ bduddkd the hlnd b~ spct1tn.g the
gmtarut when the tC) rd :as due the bo.no.r
UrpnK to :all 11 that Grova dtdn"t bnns alo.n all the en
·~n· tlu b.1 -up men •ecc: from th~ Phibddph~a t'ell 8\nlhc't
sttll d~ qunc -ell
The 01hcr conocrt " the Kenton pg.
h'' hard to bclte\c that one Amcnca' lJ,,ng legocnds can till
dm"C th~ eAplctJ\~ delc:ted out of a lund 'UlD Kc:m n ~that abilit\
• R11p1dl) appr dun KH~nt~. Ius muk still r.ui tcs the mtt8) u
.... " hM.
llk Kenton conctrt, held 1n the elegance of the U\1C \udnonum.
" a corn:cn I "111 remember the mt of m\ ih\
Kent n had JU!l ~•uroed from one of hu bc::st pcrfonrumoc:s Itt ll
local hagb 5Chool. and there " fenr tbat t~ b nd would bed l1
tho c: f~n dcJ)3ncd \\hen t;tn trulcd and . ~ off'.. nd In lbc
Clowns" From then on, u \\ 11 e\~ 'nth 1JUl Kenton..
"I "here\\ cse n sound probktns. no mt~~ $01 .Jmt an C\~DIDJ of
c~llcnt big band .tL He &boukl be bad: next :car. about dtis ~.
o nu c pbiU carl h' \\Orth n
• bit of ~d ~ tb:at I'm ISOrr) to pas~ alotll ~Thad Jona
und 1d lc\\11 amocn ha bc:cn cancelled. due to b of boo an on
the \\est C I now some of )"'OU couldn"l C\u ~~ mto Thad. but 11
•-;a.sann\\illtcdC\'COt fur Ponbndand LCJaucnthuMam. ~ rdtrom
the grupcnnr D tlut ~ ""'"be rcs.:hcdukd m Apnl u lbC) rccc''T
mo~ boo1:utp from lhu ude o1thc COWlU) St.a\ tuned to thu dwmd
(or an~ bte=b.rub today
• The aul'f Plannin~ and rtartmcnl
Ctnltr "ill <1fler .a 'cmmdr entitled
OpportumiiC-i m S • mph om Ordrrurc~
\lanac(mmt toda\ at :! 30 p.m tn E' an~ .
room II. The ~pcalcnull be Oa\ld H)'lop,
~~nera l manager ot the Oregon "' mphon}
Orchomt
•The 'orth~est Film tudih Center \\ill
pre:;ent St ,.~n 1 c:aro, &Jd LutA tontght b
p.m .• at the Portland An Mu,cum, \\
Parlo and M3dt!>OO The lilm '" a rare ~•lent
corned) "tarnng M:t.\ lmdcr a~ the bumbl·
tng chara,tcr later populamed b) Charhe
Chaphn ~dmb.,ion ~ Sl "'5
•The Outer pace Connedlon, a
documentan "hu:b e~plof'e\ the prem1'c
that ullergalac:uc trn\'clen colonired fanh
thousands ol vear ~ ago, will sho" on tele\ I·
,,on tonaght at 8 p.m .• channel b. It concen·
tf'lt~ on cloning techn iqu~ among the
Eg>ptian~. death :u a step to the ~tars, and
the return of the god on D« 24 2011
•RiChard E. Luh) the palco-
anthropoligut "'hos.e c:~ped1tioo:. tn ~cnya,
Ethiopta and Tanz.ania conunue to shed ne"
light on the origiM of mankind, \\111 speal at
the Unhersll} of Portland tonight at 8 p.m.
In Buckley unter Auditorium AdmtsSIOO is
Sl. •Kathie West, astrology prof~sor at
Portland Community Collcg~. "ill 'peak on
'"Th~ lndividwmon Process and the
Aitro1ogJcal Mondola .. Mar. 4 111 8 p.m. 10
Thaxter 4
•Thf Rust} 'all ts ho1dtng 3 jam ~~•on
tomght U frw.trated mu~c•aM arc mYlted
Home-baLed gooc:b will be \erved nl a
mimmal co~t The Jam will 'lllun at 9 30
Anyon~ Wblung information should call
Marl Brad. Scbasuon or Jake ut ext 421.
•The Orqon chool Ac:thide. A'>~cia·
tion Girls AA bbletball tournament will
be held from I to II p.m. in Pamplin toda~ .
Mar. 4 and 5.
•The Portland tate niHr\it) Pla}e~
prc:M:nt \fan and ~upuman at the Theater
on the Parl.:. Lincoln Hall Auditorium, 1620
S W. Park. The pla} "ill be at 8 p.m Mar. 4
and 5. Admission is Sl.
• Tbe Orecon Socialh.t Worke~ Part) will
hmc a public forum to commemorate
Jm~rnott onal Womtn·s Dar, Mar 4. The
lorum will be held at the Militant Boohtore,
l928 S. Wdlianu, at 8 p.m. A one dollar
donation wiJJ be requested . For more infor­
mauon c:all 288-7860
•After 61 yean in show bu\ln~ . fred
Waring ts )ltll 'lei) much alhe and maling
music "ith his \' oung Pcnn~ylvanians . War·
10g "'•II bnng his current TC\ uc to th~ 1tage of
the Auditonum in Portland on Mar, 4 at ~:IS
p.m ltcle~ for the sho\\ are SS, S6 and S7.
•Cuba: The Cutro Generation, will be
~ohown on TV Mar. 4, 10 p.m. on chann~l 2
The program 'Aill aueu the pro,pect tor
·normal re!Buons" between Havana and
Washangr on and mcludes loo1age of Cauro')
late-'5Us guenlla c:ampa1gn . Included "ill be
soenc:5 trom C\'Cr)'da) hfe an the country
• •A benefit for C.rernpeace wtll be held
I rom noon to rrudnight Mw. 5 on the lourth
flo(.lr of etghbor& ol Woodcraft , 1410 S \\',
Morruon . 1amberband . an Oregon
5qWiredanclng 5tring band, the tJurn tdc
Bomber•. Grcenpea~ ltlm,, o beer gnrden
and o d11play of \o"UIOU) c:ralu w1ll be
featured Adrrunion u. S1 - -•Purtland State: t ru\tt it) prc:5cntr. u
Salia Mu1ic Dance and Con~n "Allh Moo·
tuno Mar. S from 9 p.m to I a m m the
Smuh Memonal Center Ballroom . Admu;­
••on u S2. • 1 ht 'orth~t<~ t Film Studic~ (enter "111
prt,cnt ''"" Ra1' D"/' .:,rc~rt ''" h Mur ~ t\
p.m , u1 the Portland \rt Mu,eum \\
Part.: nnd M,u.Ja~ on \\\.lr&. b) three m.t!>ter'
ol th~· IQZl)\ t=~nch avant·gardc \\ill be
rcprc,cnted .
t :\htbll~ mcludc Un Chien Andalou, the
c\C"-phtung tJunuci-Dah tnp 1nto dementia,
ff mal B:all\, leatunng "'Ill the ramed
t: rcnch model of 1 he .2()', and De' il\ Ball.
Ad "'''~ion 1\ S I .,
• Thr C oalitlon ror rhe tud) or Radical
Oemorratac \ction meet~ e\en· fu~da >
night at 7 ~(} p m 10 Alln lounge.
•Pinrhas 7uktrman , a brill.lnt \Oung
\lohm~t wall ret urn to the Portland C.tVIC
.\udllorium M11r 5 at 8 p m l1ckct for the
concen oJrt S5 Sb and S?
• • Richard WauRh. e'ecutiVt dtrec:cor of
the ')an Francl\co-Alnmeda affiliate ol
Planned Parenthood w1ll speak on Th~
Qualuy oj lrjt u a Moller of Frudom of
Chout• at chapel ~er¥ice , 10·30 am. and 5
p m at an informal dinner tn the Thayer
Room~ At 7 p.m he \\ill addrt::)S the
(elebmtion !len.ice 10 the chapel
•Poet Morrie Farrell and guJtamt George
Chudacolt \\lJI collaborate 10 A Sp~/1 of
Word Sound Mar 6 at 5 30 p.m. on radio
KO \C KOAP-FM The two. "ho hn'e
been friend' for the past eaght yea~. ha'c
no"' comb1ned th~1r talents as ~ongwn ters
• Helen Bleythlng will present a
graduate p1uno rcatal Mar b at ' p m to
Evan~ Audnonum The program will feature
work!) b) Beethoven . H.indemnh, Choptn,
and enrlatll Admwton u frt~
•C elebnclon a communuy mformal
church service on the first Sunday of every
month wall be held Mar 6 at 7 p.m. 10 the
Ch.tpel
• Or. [d~in Orr of Fuller Theologtcal
Seminal) "111 be the guest ~peaker durmg the
(debration :-entce Sunda} at 7 p m. 10 the
chapel. He will be ~pc<.1k.ing on evangelism ,
•1 om "ill be pr~ented by the "onh\\e:o.t
Film Studies (ent~r Mar 6. 8 p m at the
Portland An Mu~eum S \\ Par~ and
Madi11on Th•~ tilm h the first Rl.!JOr work ol
French reali~m and IS dir«ted b) Jean
Renoir. Admi~iion IS Sl.7S.
es.
•The Peace Corp~ wtll hold mtcn ·iew~ on
campu1 Mar 8 ChecL "ith the Caret:r
Plannang and Placement Center for an ap­
pomtmcnt
• Robert Ou\tnbur ) will speak 10 an L(.
c:.ampu lorum Mar 8 at noQn 10 the chapel
meeting room Hi' toptc wtU be M) th1 and
Jfrtaphor.
•Dinner will onJ) be sened from 4 unttl
5:31) p.m. Mar 8 due to th~ Aubrey Wavek
A"Aitrd ceremom Tho~e comtng m after 5
p.m. wtll be :uked to Utke thctr trays mto
Stamm.
•
•Camp&a mtenitwi wnh the P~ace Corp\
and the lmt11con Graduate Stltool of lntu·
IIUIIonol Monugrmmt "ill be held all day
Mar. 9. Check with the Career Planning and
t•laccmcnt Center for un appoantmcnt with
the •'caee Corpund with Vergtl 1-'ogdalllor
ll gr.tduate !oChuol mten1c"
• I be hre l nlvt•r)il) film ol the week •~
I ootltglu l'aruclt l he: 111m wtll be ~hown
Mar. 9 :u 7 p.m mlht Counctl Ch,tmbcrs . It
a' u 19.3J liu~b,·Her keley 11on8 anti ounce
exlrOV:Sgltfll.l .l uarring James c .• gney. Ad·
manton I) lrce
• f he 1 ifr •nd I rUe~ uf the Apf>\tle P11ul,
Paul S. Wnght'5 weeki} class Y.tll b~ hc:ld
from 8 to 9;)0 p.m .. Mar. 9 tn the chapel
meeting room. 1 hts week'~ topu: ., Puulint!
(. hriJ.tOICJt}' • Tht '-lludrnl C oaUIIon \gain\1 Raci'm
Ut rort land \tate l nl\ eNit)' will pre.,cnt
hiet)l Mn,htnlni. u 19-year-old South
;\fncan h1gh ~chool ~tudcnt , an a ne\\!>
\.:\lnfcrc:ncc Mo~r . 10 at 10 ,, m 10 Room 327
ol Smnh Memonullcn tcr. For more tnlor­
mauon wll 229-4452
•1 hr 1\orth~C\t Him ~tudles (enter ~ 111
prf:'lent Rults of tlrr CJomr Mar 10 8 p m •
.tt the PortiJnd \rl M u'eun ~ \\ Park and
M.tdhon, I h1~ him 1 .. a gachc l..p~tarrs ·
Dowmtmr .' direc.ted bv Jean Reno1r and
con .. tdcrtd by man) to be h1s tine!it rilm
\dmh\lon I' S I 7S
• The I ( Theater Department w1ll present
the: IJst three performances of The Cherry
Vrchor ton1ght Mar 4 und Mar. 5. 1Vo
odmmwn drurxe I he pin} wall be 10 the new
Fir Acre' Theatre
•The Oreeon Bottle Lollectors w11J di'­
pla)-thtar collccuon' at OMSI Mar S-13
1 he} Will (eature old mcdiCIOe bottles dating
bad, to 1865 ond a lew early Enghsh .. omon
bottles .. from the 1690-1747 penod, as well as
tru1t and CllnnlngJan. wh1)kle.s. buters and a
le"A rare 10ks The ~how wtll be on VIC\\ 10
OM!)!\ Hall of the ~onhwe~t There IS no
addtuonal charge after the regular adm1ss1on
ol S2 fn·Mct bu~ 1162 go~ nghtlo OMSI's
door
•Wihon High chool wtll pr~ent two of
tht foremost national expert:. 10 federal
cnm10ol code reYl'>ion and the Bill o( Right~
10 a pubhc ~.:onrerencc, Crime and Pumsh­
mc<Til Amen con-~t) 'lt. Mar. 10·12
Profe-.~or~ Thoma!l Emenon of Yale Law
School and l ou1 Schwartr ol the Un1vers.aty
of Pennsylvanaa Law School Will be speak·
ing For more mf ormation Cllll 246-3311
•1 he Jdftr'>on At'tlng Fn .. cmblt "111 pre­
l>ent JO l.lWUrd Wlnntng mU!~ICGI \-C:fSIOn of
C hauccr\, (omerbun 7 aff!j at the Jd'lenon
')chool for the: Perform10g Arts 5210 N
ll..erb}. The plu~ will begtn at 8 p m Mar 10-
12 \d ml\.\100 " )2
·~pring 1'1 the time of birth and renewal. It
J\ .tho the umc. of death for bab} harp l>eah
on the Canadian ICC. Euch year about
2\hl,OO\l harp !leah art born Thh March
I 71),1)0() "ill die, clubbed to d~ath by
flworwegaJn and C.1nad1an 'ealeh, bnngmg
the SJlCCih closer 10 CXllnctton f 0 ~lop thl5.
slaughter, ~end a letter or polotcard to the
Canad1an I mbo.,~y. Wu!)hlngton D ( , and
dooutc to the: Grecnpcacc Save the Seals
rund, Green peace f oundnuon, 811 N \\1
21rd, Portland. 27210
• Attention )eLYon ticket holders: lhc
Mar 13 fhad Jones .ar.d Mel Lewa~
Orchestra cont:en •~ cancelled Look for
news of u replacement pc:rlorm.mce in 'The:
Week' ar. )Oon as the Cultural An~ Senb
~ommutce annountt\ 11
•rf winter ha" )'uu down and you're
looloiO(! ror r.omething dtllerenlto do dunng
sprmg vucation, look 1010 the five-day Gulf
of Mc,ico crUI\e ollercd b\ American Youth • Ho•tch. For more mtormation about these
suthng tripfi wntc: ~meric.1n Youth Ho,teh
Metropolit.m Detroit Council, Attn Jerry
Barron, 14335 W. McNichol\ , Detroit,
M u:htgan 48215 or call 1 313)27 3-H560
• Ma\~a.:r parlor cmplo} ec<i huve been
called ll lot of thtntu 1n lhur t1mc. but the
olltctal nnme hu llnully been dtscover~ by
the: Portland pohL'c dcpartm~:nt rduxation
tr cJt mc:nt tcdamt~unr.
•1 hr \ ounJ! Adult Mlnlstf), an
ccumentcal pruJtCt connected With the
f:pl&,opul Church ur spomnnng a new op­
purtunuy lor young udult to hH m a
cnmmunuy "luch ed:~ n creative samplicit}
of hie. I he prugr.tm as c:11lled V 1u and w1ll be
ba ed 10 J,ortland. For mure mformution
\\rtte Via, c( o Youn1 Adult Mini,try, 147
N, W, 19th, Portl11nd, 97209. • I he Ofth unnuul •mrnmer wor"'hop •
16rnm ltlmmu ~tn(( I\ ~IOf ollued b\ the
Ucrlo;clc\ Him ln~tllute . Tha' 10tcns1ve tUU. •
11mc wod.,,hop require~ no pre\1011
knowledge ol 11Im or photo{araph) o1nd a1
mntcnah und equipmen t arc prov1dc:d, Fer
more inlormnllon "rue BerJ,;ele) him J~o
stitute. 2741 Hth 1 Berleley, (/\ 947IO.ar
c.11l t 41 S> 1!43-9271
•1 he LC tr\ldtnce hall~ nec:d dora
man.agcr' for th1' \Ummc:r
II you rc intereiitcd in a po'>tllon pic:k up
apphcatton mllterial\ at the tnfo de~k
• \n e'tlmated 11,000 '\Ummer ja.
opportunitJe, .11 'una mer tamp' Me avudable
for lollegc \tudcnl\ tht' year Jobs ll'lcludc
coumeloh, 'wtmmmg 10~1 rue: tor~. rtdtngl!l­
~tructor\, cook\ and ttencral m<untenc:n~
r·or more mformat1on ~end a sclf-addrc:1~
~tamped envelope to Opportumty Re...eartb
Department SJO Lock Box 4000, KaliapcU
Mt S99l) I
•The Portland Actors < ompan) "'u
present Tht fnciJamt:cl at 8 30 p.m Fndt)1
and Saturday!. at the hrestde 1 heatre 14)1.
S W Montgomery
•Job opportunity: R1chn d Ltd , a mea\
doth10g store 10 downtown Portland. 11
look10g for a ~alc!lman !)tamng saW,
would be S2 60, B!l man} houl"'\ as po~stble
Monday :. .tnd Wednesday' and all dl)
Salurdays enaor. and women need nl1
apph No prcv1ou., trnmtng necosary
Contact C...nry E1chmnn ac 227-6601 or
!Icc: the management nl 725 S W Alder SL
hcUIC) In prfnl recently on the Sund111
Ort>gomon Forum page are Jo,cph Ha
anternauonnl affair'>, ;1nd No)ratollall
Ras~ekh, h1story J he1r article-. are response
to top1c~ co.,ered an the twenty-third annll1J
vreat Deca~io n' dt,I.:U\\100 .. 1 he Clght-Wcd
enQ \\Til cover 1nternuuonal problem\ 11~
mg the. L n1ted <italc'
Ha \ art1cle on controlling nuclei!
enctg} appeared three week\ ago and
Ra,~ekh\ commenturv on the lruman ~1tua· •
uon ";h pnntcd .a "eck later Jell re~ Barlot,
or the hi .. tor) department "ont ol the )eno'
!>pt.lker' and cover" (hma and the U.S
Where: Should We Go lrom Herc'1"
!)coUio;h ortl\1 Richurd Demarco , \\M
Vl\llCd ce~mpue.two wc~k) ago. h.t~ pubh!>hC'd
a book that c:labomte' on hi\ annual 'pnn~·
summer ptlgnmuge . T ht book I\ ,, comptb·
li<>n ol documentur) photograph!), wraunp
and contempor.try an refuted to the
meguhthit monument ~ ol Malta Snrdmll.
Italy, Yugo ~lnv1a , f~runce, England, WaiCi
lrelund and cotla nd Cost 111 I .SO Pound1
~lerhn8 ($I 76)~ With a 20p (36 cent~) pack
mg and po~tugc: charge Send order:. to the
R1c.hard Demarco vullccy Ltd , 61 ~hgh
~trec:.t , l:dmburgh [HI I SR. licotland .
1 caching In the communlt) 10 Janual}
"ere Ken Kmne.1r ol the rehstnn depanmenl
nnd P.tul S \\'nght, theolo~tan m restdencc Arts t<
Ne~
LC art
PJltakc ·' ((rf
~t" YorJ..:
theater p
!lOUI'l \\ill Cl
ntU~CUfll
• • arll'l\
oducUOn\,
The ten
·~rth three '
offered tn
\mel
10 an mdi
1111 be held j
run~ Squ~
\IAnllla tlCD
The las•
iJUutp to Ne
and he~
~P ·pretty n
~The grc
illlcrte<~ and 1
'The: gall~r
oof
ne\1. mnteri • 011 the maJ
· btiiOO\ "
Cihores
lSI( the. 'itUd
tl!h, a tle nd tl
tl~e held lrll
lllp. he: 'laid
IDttr.;!\tC:d 10
Anyone
U1l maJor~
Bo~
Nan a
S1
fhe J-B
~ISIOn on l
'ho labely
llar~ la\tte
tlg studcrt 1 he) pMtlclpated tn the School ol Chmt11D
L~armng, 'pon~o red by the: lcumenact~ •.,,,.,
MIOI\trie, ol Oregon 1 hc:y both covered The de
'cnpturc: !~UbJeCh while other m~otruccon rtply bnc( lr
addre,!.cd Christian edutullon .tnd personal ~1ck '
c:nm;hmc:n t •a found t-
l he 197~ 1976 I { Ia" )ehool 'MIIIh>J f1re a In rm
hm; become p;trt of the permanent e;ollt,lloD IOphomore,
ul the l1brury ul ( ongre:.~ In late JQ76 tbc ronvery10g a
booll \\UI' ac~.~plcd as pntt ol the Rtcentett !Iauer. a )Op
nwl m Print \htm ~ron.,nred by the j\11 T od Emer-so
l>tret:tor <; Club ul Mettnpnht.tn \\',t'ihinjlt(lr. mt~usmg fire
11'1 cuoperatwn w11h the: h:dernl Des•~" BtU He
Council. 1 he c.·ntalng \\II ,l~rgnc:d h) Jo~ep~ lr~hma n D1
l rceg, Portluud lrccluncc dc.~ugncr, and found not gu
produced b) the I C puhhcartom ultice.
rhe Cl
\orwood.En I he \\'et'l\ u, ne\\~ ol l C" M.alt und check all 1 lacult)', compalc:d \\cell) by the Olficc: ol
llngut\her~ o Pubhc Information. I >e.tdhne •~ S p m. their condu1
Wc:dne=-dn y~ lor publication an the I OG l4ung mann
ei&)lt dov .. l.tter. C'.tll ne\\s IICm!i to c,t, .J.llltc:hool year.
or uddreu them to c.tmpu!i box 19. pre~tOfl
lh) and II
Vtded Par
~· Ftlm ht·
~ 947IO,or
)0, pltL up
de)k
Arts to be omened Hit 'enz in ll1e oockelbook ..
Fines ford filth
Ptrry 01\on
~taff Wrlttr
[)e.Jn of Studen t~ R1chard
Sorenion respondtng to comphunt\
or vandahtm .tnd qualor 10 the
dorm~ ha~ liU&gelted stronaer use o[
dorm dcpo its and lines to pre$etve
the ~;ondmon ol restdencc h:llls.
~oren on, at a Feb 14 mect10g
between mtuntc:nanc.: and res1dence
hall staffs,suad thiHould be ellecttvc:
combmcd with rchable methods to
locate blame.
.. When tl hus the pocket book.
that will solve the problem ... !)oren­
Jon said. know the burden they put on
mamtcnance .
.. A lot or it IS an lltllluduwl
thing." Schallcn satd ... Arc they
proud ol where they're hvtngr'
Copeland RO Laura Altshul
sn•d •he didn't feel the dctenoration
WU! sencral. -copeland i«mS tO be
ll lot cleaner th11 }tar ... Alt.ahul sa1d,
.. lthtnk people do respect where they
live: thu year."
Ptcking up after residents was
another complaint menttoned by
m:Untenanc.e members . frequently ,
the.)' udded. atudcnt arucles get in
their way while cleamng up
Mrm like a maid or somethmg."
said Bill Sposrling or mu10tenancx ... 1
tul\'e to pick up clothes and thanp tn
the bathrooms . lmtr j ..
c: avntlabk
b11 tndudc
~ ndtng IC·
mtenen~
·addrel~
R~eardt
Kalupell. ew York trip scheduled for fall Mamtennncc: staff members
huve complaaned thut vnndalism and
,~udcnt 'llo~enhncss art ~ muJor
conlnbutton to their 10cre.ased
.,.,orkload They cited pranks,
~rougb-hoUJing" uncJ "lJdent un­
tidinc:.~. as Lakins I! toll on the dorms
and 1ru.1k10g it difficult tor them to
meet the1r respon:ubthtses . -r ftnd bathroom inks lull of
duhes and clothes that .,.,111 be there
for weeks. Cenamly clothes don't
have to be an the rinse ror th•u long."
Copeland RA Steve Potter
propo~d forc1ng more responstbilt­
t)' on tudc:nts. "lea~>'c a note saying.
'I won't clean thu up unul you do
something about 1t.' " pany 1\'ID
n. Frtdol)1
<~trc 14)6
>nland. • .. tng \abry
>o~ibleo:
:t all .u,
need oo·
ISary
~7-6601«
Alder St
lc Sundat
~t:ph H•
)SratoiW
respon~
rdaMw
ight-wcn
>lem' fat·
nuclear
ago and
,tan )lltU•
)' Barto•
the 'entt'
the U.S r·
reo, "'ho
HJbh~ohcd
al ~pnnf·
.:ompilll
Wfllll1P
lo the
)ardtma
I, Wale-
1 Poundl
b) pJtk·
r~ to tlv.
61 Hi~
ond
January
an men:
idenet
·hn!>Uir
tment(ll
covered
tructon
er:o.onal
(ataloJ
llc:ctio~
976, the
tttentcn·
the -\rt
hingtor.
l >c i81'
Jo cp~
r, and
tia:.
fflce ol
) p.lll
I 04
I, 55.2 Mar~urcl twtnn
~turr \-\ rlter
l (.' .trt ln,tructor Ken ~horc
take .1 l(roup ol I H ltl 22 st udenh
Se'' Y or.._ lilY n~;;'l ltilllor .1n ;trt
;:dthc:ater program \horc,said the
ur '"II conccntr .ttt on g.tllencs
;od mu,eum' with addiuonul Hsits
arti' t~· )tudio' and theater
I he ten week: program will be
•orth three credit~ One credit Will
oHerc:d tn theater. one 1n contcm
m-Jr} \menwn Mt hl\tory .tnd
~ tn an tndependcnt 'tudy C Ja,,c:,
1111 be held tn the group\ hotel on
Square &n the center of
en
I he: last umc ~horc\ took a
to Ne\\-York wu .. 'i \ yeur'
and he 'IUtd he plan~ to run tht~
np ~pretty much the .,nmc Y.av ..
"I he: group w1ll concc:nmne on
lerie, and museum... ~hore~ <~Utd.
'The t~nllene!o mukc \O man)
cb.lnge' ~o often that there·, u \\-enlth
:4 new m:uennl. ~o we'll concc:ntrute
en the major gallerie~ and cx­
ibllton~ "
Shore' ,;ud the group will also
ut the 'ltUdtO'I of profe,stonul ar
bl\, attend theater producnon' and
:a~e fteld tnp' ouhtd~ the caty The
lnp, he 'Wid, •~ dt!'ll~ned lor people
;nternted 10 an .1nd thc.ller
' Anyone lrom ... enMliV~o hbcral
lltl maJOf\ to OlUSIC oiOd theater major' ''welcome, <;horc' 111d. He
wanh :~tudent~ lnterc,ted 1n explur­
mg the catv .~~ the .m c.:enter ol the
country-not JU~t IOtere'lted tn see­
ing "the Big City." "l he ~10d ol
'tudenl\ \\-ho apply lor tht tnp
~enerall} ~no\\ .,.. hutto e:\pect out ol
a tnp to ;'\ey. York," he satd.
I o the tned-anu-true 1"\jc.,.,
'oril.cr Portland h another world.
Shore) ~id Gotham arll'its feel
that the coun1ge nece:o~<~ar) tor n
group of .. tudcnt, I rom Ponlund to -hve 10 th~ m1ddlt ol Munhallen 15
tmpresstve enough to mcru atten­
tion.
•· eY. York C'dn be cold tf you
don t know people, .. he ~muJ, "but 11
<ian bc wurm and ex:ctung tf you do
The J..md or thmg~o we'll be dotng on
the tnp arc: thmg!. you wouldn't be
able; to do tf you went on your own
'Jey. Vorl . .':. n closed c11 y •
~~d~ be10g a ~nou~o in­
v~ugntton mto an and theater
Shore\ !latd the tnp .,.,,JigJvc ')tuden\\
C:'\POloure to one: of the mo~t impor
tant ctU6 in our culture, both
hi,toncally and a-:. a m1croco~m of
Amencan hfe
"~o other ell) 10 the l could
compare for fac1httc-. o~nd
mu!leum,, · he. -.a1d "\un Fmnci~co
and L \ could be e'lthOU!>tc:d in .tle\\­
cJuy' ·• 5hores ..a1d the group mil)
tuJ..e a :.1de trip to \\\\\hinton D.C ..
but he doe~n' t thmk the cit) would
ment .1n .1rt tnp on th own.
J-Board hands down verdict
Nana Grt}·John\On
~tall Wrlttr
I he J-Board hus reached a final
~lston on the caM: olltve 'tudenb
•ho lul\el) \el oil \kin Hull hre
ll.lrm~ In 'it term. then ,praved c:scap-
111& \tudcrt ~ with htgh-po\\-cred
~~e\ .
The decl!lton. "' reponed in a
reply bnef lrom the Board·
N1ck Norwood, a 'ophomore.
\a~ lound tJUtlty of con\eymg <Jlul'le
ftre alurm. Bruce Bauer. a
•Ophomorc:. wu.' tound gu1lt) of
mnvery10g a false lire ulurm Bruu
Bauer. n sophomor . 11nd lre'>hmun
lod Emerson, were tound gutlty of
llltsustng fire c:xtmgu• ,her\,
Bill Hood, a 'cntor, and
freshman Donn Oe' ·ebach. were
round not gutlty
I he court dct.:ided thut
\orwood, 1: mer on and Buuc:r arc to
check .111 the .alarm., 4.1nd e'·
hngut.,he~ on c.1mpu" and record
the1r condittun 1n un 10vcntor)­
IAlung manner twtc;e durmg thh
'thool year Tho~ C:lll.llngutahc:rs that are m1!ostng. damaged or empt)
are to be reported to the
Mnmtc:nnnce Depanment Under
the d1recuon of Matntenoncc, the
three ~tudenh arc to ratorc: tho.,e
t:\ltngui~he~ found unfat lor ,afel\
purpo-.~ .
The three: are to submtt a
.... nuen apology to the reSident' ol
Utn Hall
The court ugge~tcd that Hood
hold a torum wtth ht., lloor member'
dctaihng h1~ rt!>pom.lbthtte' and
tuture actton$ a., an RA \hould \Uch
an occurence ever uri'e .1gutn.
(opte'> of the bnel were liCnt
tnlo each student'~ permanent ftle~
The couTl decided thut the <~cts
were pructtcal JOkC\ that. al taken
llghll)'. could c.msc dc:~rc,pect tor
the fire al11rm pr\Xcdurc o~nd 'reate
,ontu~ton and tOJUr't 10 the l:..&:se ol u
real hrc: alarm
1 he Board n:\;ommcndcd thot
the ASLC e .. tabhsh a fine: of S I SO lor
the nllsu'c ot the tare alarm lo)')tcm lt
also urged that stgru be pluc~ above
all fire alarm bo"-ell stuung the line. He ho~s m<~dc special
arrun~emen ts. ..So m:1ny ol my
lricnds ha\e answered my reqUC$lls
"'lth ·sure. we'll work something out
.,.. hen .)OU get here.'" Shor~ s3id ... ,
hope to tale ndvantug.: ol the dance
10 Ne~ Yorll. too," he satd. -oob
Jollf) (OI the Jolff)' Btillet) ts a good
f nend ol mtne."
Shores ~1id New York h.ts been
the capttul lor 'lloual arts since
World War II. He said many people
CeeJ reg10011li m is getting ~trongcr
and thut ~ev. York ~~ dt\persing as
rhr• 'rntcr for VI!'IU31 arb.
.. "1\ew York i still the tc:nltr
but it h brealong down. Shore~
'!ltd New Yorker' refw e to believe
that. II' <1 city tn a slate of flux, not
only •n the vtsual arb. but
c:conom1call) and ecologically Bt.ll
tt\ 'ttll .. ven e'cnmg city.''
'\pphcations for the Fall 1977
trip arc \UII bc1ng accepted Contact
the Over,cd~ Study Center for
detail . The recent coating ot bathroom
fi~tU~ Wtth hone)' on one noor ol
Piau-Howard "as ghcn U!i an c:Jtdm­
ple. Gene !)trand, Superintendant ol
Bu1ldin~ and Grounds, said It takes
a great deal of ttme to take care of
such problems
Strand .,.,. .. , also
about the mcrcase tn
3Ch\ll). concerned
prank-type
MAs long as we go and cl~n
these thtn~ up they will conunue to
go on," Str.utd ~!d .
Dorm counctJ n:prc:sentamc:
Kevm Penderga t had r~crvuuon~
about relying on rtnes ... To ~ome
people it's just going to be another
che~k," Penderpat '-ud
\kan R 0 Deb ')~;;hall en agreed
:.ay1ng th.u student1 would ha\e to
put thin!VI an .1 larger lramework.
"Some ~tudent., arc gomg to buy
thm wuy out," Schallen ~id ... 1
want them to \CC how they afrcct
other people."
!:>challert <~dded that Lhc:re
'hould be ~ome WU.) for student to .. I've tned.- s~ud f.arl Fullerton
ol maintenance ... It doesn't '40rk.''
Pouer ask:.ed 1f there wa' a
contractual responsabiht~ that re­
quired maintenance to ptck up after
students, or whether student:. could
be lorced to do at thenuc:Jo,; c:s
Strand satd matntcnance had u
responsibii.Jt} to keep the dorms m
order.
.. If I come through dorm m
that condnion wuh BtJI Mallinson or
Prestdent Howard I'll catch heii.­
Straod said.
Another concern '4:U. turnJlure.
'"'We're m)~tenou I~ losin~ a lot
of furniture... iUid Ball ,\1allinson,
Vice-Presldent lor Bwaness and
Finance. He ,.,d thi Wils a source ol
friction with the iruuran"e compan).
MaJtinson said the turmture
w11s originally bought 'to\ith (cdenll
money and was qune costly to
replace.
Fertility manager to address LC
( arollne Galt
"tarr \\ riter
A rebuttul to the Rev. John
Powell's recent ,tntt-abonion
~em mar, at l C. wtll be g,.ven b)
Ri\:hard W .tugh e ecuuvc dtrc-ctot
ol lhc .\l.lmeda -Sun Frnoct~co
brunch of Planned Parenthood He
wdl speak: in the chupel ne~tl week on
"~unl it) ot hie us a matter of
lreedom of chuicc:."
t\ spec1alist 10 orgaruzattonal
..:llmmuntc-dtions and o~rallom.
\\ 1ugh d~rcch one of the the largest
uftiliatc:-. ol the Pl.mned Parenthood
Federation ot America . He
promote rhe \\'Ork: ol the Alameda-
.tn Fronct ... co branch and birth
control In general, and behe"~ ua
.,., tde range of tam1l) planning ~er­
' i'c~ ,uch a~ c:ontrucep tion. \115CC·
tom\, infcrttlit) diagnosis coumel­
ing, ·and parenting da''C!o" should be
oflc:rcd to an)·one rcquinng tho:.e
'Cf\ I<%'
l.. nder w~ugh's direcuon, the
ilgenc\' pro,tdc' '14:r,-iccs ~bnlancmg
the cdu~;attonal. counseltng and
chniwl aspect\ ol an tntcgral
mcdu;al orgunuullon ..
W .&ugh 'crved us .a mint~ter in
the Prc,h\·tetuln Church lor 17 year'i
pranr to joining Planned
Parenthood . Sin~e he auuined hi'
pr()cnt position. he ha'l encouraged
e'penmentation and c'plorati~'n m
nc\\ areas ol (erulit) m.lnattement.
\\<~ugh will open h1" dt'icu sion
tht~ SundllV .,., tth a me~gc at the -h>.J\.1 a.m. cbapd 'ervicc. At S p.m ••
he .,., ill fun her hi) di cu sion with
.. cudent ~t an informal meal in the
Tha)c:r dmmg rooms.
On Mondav atternoon at 3.30, • he .,., ill hold u "C Communitv -Colloqu1um.- where :.tudents,lacut­
ty a.nd communuy members will
ba\e unotber chance to dtscun the
pro-abonion issu~ raised ~rlier .
Ibis last discussion will take place tn
the~~ .;:~=~:;!!!!!,
San F randtco l"lann~d t'u~ntbOOCI Utr«lor Kachara Wauzb kt'tn Baird
.. tafT \o\ ri I«
..,mcc 19b() l C\ endo\\ mcnt
1\nb-.alnlllst doubled. fn-tm fl mtlhon
to S II million fh•~ rapsd e pnnsson
h:s rc,ulh:d :\lmo_.;t ,oJey I rom pcr­
l>Onal ga(t and propcrt) held by the
college an tru'l Glenn Grqt~ I C '1ce pre~1dcnc
lor de\ cltlpcmenl mnnngc. rropcrl\
held sn If U\t b\ 1 he: collc:g~:, a lun~
wtth hundhn~ mam toft~ .1nd bc-
~ut'"·
.. We hu' c a ltH ''' hulc thsng~
' .IUCrl-d around rortlund," 'aid
•rcgg "MCI't o( tt •~. or wns, held an
trust
"\\'e O\~n two :..tr\ice lations,
one on limon .\\cnue nnd another
on the lornc:1 ol Bcu\'crton- Uall dale
h1ghwa) and ..,h ltlud: Road." ,\ trullt, or ~'lltum-ol·hfc­
estate, allow~ an tnd•vidual to
doruue propert) to the colic~. with
the understanding that the •n­
dl\idUill rt'\."'ei\C · moneta() or other
benehb trom the propcn~ until the\
die. In etfect,the college manages the
prllpert) for the donor, but rectl\c
no 1ncomc from it When the donor
die . O\\ ncNh1p of the propcrt) 1s
tran!lterred to the collepc. l C O\\ n\ two other pu:c~ of
commcrcanl propcrt). n warchou-.c
:md mtercst tn a blocL: an downtown
Portland. The warchou,c, 1\X.atcd an
northeaJot Ponland on vr • .nd
A~cnuc, '' \1llucd at S80 000 The
do\\ nto" n blo.:k. on the corner ol
LC students establish
pre-law organization
taunt Todd
tafT Writer
Feeling that inter~t 10 Ia" as a
protc~ston was w-lde.'\ptead among
undergrad~ . a group ol LC tudent'
ha formed a pre-law sooety to
lam1hanu student~ with the
mechanical and J>oaal (unctaorb of
law.
An organu:ational meeting wa~
held in Januat'} to appro\e the club
charter. 'With a SSO aUotment from
A SLC. the group plaru to concen­
trate on a few major !unctions.
ugg~tcd actwtttQ anclude
•Field tnps to State ~uprcmc
Couns
•A dirscu.ssion of Women 1.0
U\1.
•A lecture about tbe Bar
A»oc:iation
•Law school admtt~stonro and
appln:.:auons
•Sugg~tioru on taking the l.:a\\
School Admusions Test
The deans w-en: not enthu!Ja~uc
about a class, but liked the idea of
thu prelaw club. Dennis Hopwood, curcer placement nnd plnnning offiCI:.
director, and Bob Mandel. toter­
national alt.un profe..,,or. hn\e ad­
~i ed the group.
Jtm MulhnJ>, a recent law J>chool
graduate, and Jim Huflman, a
prot~ or .at \lorth,\e~tcrn ~chool of
law ha\edt,cu"cd theire,pc:nen~
an the legal prole )I On "llh the
group.
Wnh a membership or 40
students. initial r~ponse to the
or~llni7atton hu been ravornblc
Pre-law adVl!>Or Don Balmer s.tad
··e,·enb )ponsored by a pre-law
!>Ociety ha\e u wader loCOpe than
evc:ntl pon~oorc: d by \.'Unous
depnrtment '·-
Bnlmer '\atd t C i~o a good $Chool
for p~luw ttudents.
··our pro.lumJty to 35 couns
withm J hall-hour runge and two
:~tate Supreme ( owts '' vnluuble."
he '.:ud ~Program' lor ol'f-campus
stud) )Uch as the \\ a)htngton D (
and Bnu\h Columbta trip' allo\\
)tudcnts to loo~ at the coun~ in a
larger context."
Frat support polled,
students ambivalent
Juli~ Jones
Sta.IJ Writer
A recent LOG poU asked
students ar the)' felt "'fratemitie~ are
rele,ent or tmponant to the LC
community ... Fony-two percent
an'"'ercd no, .38 percent )C) and 20
percent had no comment Some ~id
they dtdn't know LC bad frater·
• mucs.
There arc curreotly three on­
eamput fraterruties· Sigma Alpha
Epsdon (n.attonal) with 20 member :>
at LC, Sigma Phi Epsilon (nauonal)
with 16 member&, and Lamda Phi
Eplllon (t.C only) with mne
member &. There are plan$ to re­
cst.abluh a fraternity at the Law
School, B5 well.
Ptu Alpha Delta, an inter­
nauonal law lr<~tcrrut y open to both
men and women of good academic
st.andjna. mDy sum a chapter :u the
LC Law School. Membenhip to the
sroup would cost newcomen S30.
The law ~>Cbool lraternny ·~ atdl
in the planrung. ·we used to have a
chapter bcre, but there wato \·cry bule
recrunins done and u c:venruull)
dic:d out," s:ud Les lbata, an LC law
atudent "There 1s atill o\er S300
budgeted for 11 and we'd hn to u5e
&hat mone't' tu ~~ it staned again."
lharalllJd &he fratetnaty" l•rgc-
1) a &ennce organi1.auon which
would 5poruur "'orkshops and
..etrunaB.
ln addllton &o the r.ernce pro--Jectl, the lr.atermt) has met lrequent-
1) \\ith local JUdg~ and attorne}~>
"lt keep~ the :..tudent• mformed 01nd
helps them e'tabh•h them~lv~ in
the ltsw commun tt) .. lhara w•d
An matml mceung held recently
did not bow sreill enthU.'itasm for
the renewal ol the fntternit) ~Rtght
now we're lond of in hmbo, wwung
lor more t udent interc~t ," lhara
qad.
Semor Paul Howard, o( !>tgtna
Alphu l:pstlon. rwua tne maJor lunc­
uon of the frntcrntt)' is to create
brotherhood . M Tht!rr ·~ 11 rh·m(lt" to
h:we more than one or two clo~e
lricnds, to be orgam1ed u a group
and help e:tch other," he aatd.
How.11rd iaW dtlferc:nc:es 10 the
soCial connota tion~ of frntcrmtu: s.
"frat• are more soc:aal at btg~chools .
Here, \\e try to be more of n sentc:e . .. orgunmstmn.
.. I here is hard I~ .my up port lor
fnat& here," "'d 'ophomorc Brad
ClorJ.: nf wmda Pht EpJJion, .. At
bigger \Cboob there IS len upathy
toward lhc:m h'a; really an honor to
be mvoh ed with ,, big M:hoult rater­
rutv."
Clark s:ud he dtd not a.c:c the
fratelnllte5 tu chque!>, but that other
people do
"Interfraternity cooperation 1s
hclpmg to huald 5uppon here forata.
are no longer the hard core m·
tatullons of the 40'& and SO'$, .. he
uid ltlth .md Morn,on ho' been c:un
demnc:d to mal..c \\ll~ lor a In e 'lOr)
parltn~; lacahtv
Mmt ol the. proper!\' Ll u\\ nr.
or hold' •~ •n the lorm ol hoU\C\
... catlacd around Oregon ""c h1nc Iolii hou'~~ that we
.tre holdmg 1n tru:.t," ~utd Gregg,
Plu' three h,,u~c, •lCfll'>' from
uri\\\ old." I he collet~c o" n
( hupl;un I a} lor Potter' hou\e, the
... The colle~e i\ clo,in~
a deal for another beach
hou e ...
';)mclutr Hou'>c (olticc for gr.1duutc
\tudtc'i), and the Blodgett lhlU\C,
'formerl) the I C 'ccurity he.1d·
qu.trter-.
1 he college abo o\\nl> a beach
hou'c 1n Sc.."tdc and a~ clo''"f a dc:.ll
lot another 1n ,,,h,hnn, ~ourh ol
Lancoln (tty
The Souther (:.tate. an I ( con
fcrencc. cottage '' beang :\Old \long
\\ tlh 21) acre .. or well-kepi snrden\,
the eM ate has n 'epanue gue~t house
.. It\ suc.h a ntet home, \O lincl)'
fumtshed II re.tlly doc!on't lend thell
to college u'e .. satd Gregs. ~we're
going to U) and hnd a better place to
hold geta'WB\ meelln[l .. -ont wtth
thrO\\ rugs and \lmple furm!>htngs ."
LC general!} dOC\ not purchaloe
property r or college U\C but rche~ on
gJft and bequest:. to increase the
endowment Two recent e:\ecpuon!l
to the rule are the )Oiling dock on the
\\illamcue Rrver and the propcrt>
for the Joe HuJoton Memonul
At hleuc f-ield.
Students
Halll Thorslelns..<>on
Staff Writer
John &ttl' "lntro to In·
\IC:Itmenh" class seemll to be the pu:k
or the term for I c lltUdents Enroll·
ment for the cla's ts a staggering 200
:.tudenh
-cern'> like every bod) want~o to
get rich" loatd freshman lam Robert­
son, .. I'm glad fm ta~ing the clllb!> "
John Bate. ofJered a ~omewhot
more delaaled explanation ror the
clu~· populanty: "I )uspect that
~tudent s come to that; clalls for
prugmalac recuon). I try to create a
real market environment. and
~tude nts who want to get anto the
financ1al )Cf'VICes aren, wh1ch could
mdude banktng msurance mutual
fundb stoc:)c brokerage:, Ct octc:ra, :.ce
tht~ class a'> an tntroduc110n to the
termmology of .and tht competallon
betw.een the~ vnnou.. mve$tmcnt
mediurru •·
~~ thought ll might be a good
cl~US because Bate) wa\ teachmg 11,"
said busrn~ .. major Ken Br<1d}
.. BatQ know) what he', doing,"
~id freshmiln John Schult7. ·· fhe
clu~) really famihar11e:-. you wnh 1 ht
S)~tem You can't beat the y~ttm.
but you can at l~sl find out ho~ it
work' ...
B<~t~ . a former Merrill l.ynch
\i~ president, said thot .. .s )Ub~tan­
tial ponion ol the studenb arc not
bu .. m~ .. majors, but art tuldng .1
~ocauonalmte r~t in the rln-.<" • I ht land for the Hu .. ton held
"n' dalrtcult to get
• It Wll\ ,, comphc.ued deal "
\Uid Grett8· "We had to huy two
\CflUWIC fJH:·;\l;[C: plot\ One or the.
owner~ 'old 11 to u' lor apntltc:lntl)
le!<' than"' upprut~cd ,,1lue when \\c
'hi.)\\ ed ham that after Ill \c: , hl
would make the. ,,lmc prohl either
''·'\ \\ c had to 'pend almuq .a,year
tult..me "ath has .au orne.) .and :ll'­
countunt ,"
1 he tormer O\\ ncr of the 'eeund
h\c acre plot w.h more dtlhcult to
de.al \\Jlh.
"He '~nnted a tr.~de, not mone),
to il\Oid pa\ mr capatal gain-, tu \ ••
~ud Greg8 ~o we bud 10 look .111
o\er Port lund for u !IUttublc ptecc-of
propcn). L ct me tc:ll you, vou c.tn
run through a lot of r or Sal~: '1gns
before: you lind :.omethang that''
olClcptabk I tnalh we found :l com
mercaul buddtng, bought 11, 11nd
mudt u trade"
•\II the property LC munagc-. ,.,
~ubjccl to taxation unle~' the
college u .. e., it for educatiOnal pur·
poM:., fhh puh u damper on
~pecul.mvc inve't mcnt
"\\'e don't ~peculate wuh
propeny "~ud Gregg ... But there arc
a lot of th10~ on the board nght no\\
that I'd rather not taJt.. about ·•
Gregg rut~ out expanSIOn or
LC:'> ~1mpu' m the near future 'We
hove no dbtre to JUmp across
Palat10e Hill Road an lact we're
probablv gomg to loell one of the:
hoU!oC'\ ac.ro~~ from Gri~" old But
the convent property may bCi;ome
avntlable 10 the future and we maght
be antere:.ted m that."
e money
lA maJor Meredith Norton satd
~he took the class because of "I he
technacal al>pC:Ctl. of the economy"
that arc latd out rn the eta~) She
l>uggcMcd that the clas:.· populunt y
was due to the: I act that '"people have
been expo\Cd to the subJect and the
technacahue:. and want to find out
more about 11 ·•
All of the 't udents antervaewed
thought that the c:Jas, would help
them 10 the1r own lnve~tment'>, an
home~ tn~urancc pohetb and \0 on
"You won't be as lo~t and 1n the
dark when you go to a broker. you'll
underMond whnt he's saymg. Before,
I couldn't even read a finnnc1al
page," ard {reshman Sharlene
Kamoto
Bute~ ..atd JOb opportuntti~ for
bu~me's majo~ were "better than
they vc bc:cn for lhe last !\t:veral
year.. Businell~ rn general ~ better
more compumc!> are coming to cam­
pus, more people are becommg
aw.trc thai LC halo a large bu~mcso,
dc.panmcnt ...
Most of the \ludenh did not
lhmk the da~~ \\as too bag
.. II ~ mostly lecture) anyw..a)',
and we've had some r~lly good
'>pc:al..er come to the cia~:· \Uid
~ophomorc DiU Oeame.
Sophomore C)teven Heller. a
pro)peclive stoct..broker 'intd, "I've
Iuken clas\cs at Berkeley that had \lA
or •e\cn hundred people in them J
don't rhank thts one 1s thnt bag~
Hair Fashions for Men & Wo1nen ..
Open Mon. thru Sat.
Located at 501 1st St. -Corner oj hr & 8 Sf. -
Lake Oswego 636-7626 1 he rnpad t wnn ton or the tT
do\\mtnt !rom tt•lt' and tru~b .
cxpct:ted lo reach S20 mtlhon b)
I q9\) 1 he return r, om .a lnt c:ndot.
menl mu) mean lower IUtllon cOM,
<H inc:rea~cd flnunuul a~eJ lo·
,tudent '· G1 cgp -.utd rhc tndo ..
mcnl ll,,.,r '' never !<Oent •
There I) an uld Ne\\ J:nK~ar.i
pro,erb," ,,,id C•rtAA. " 'I hou i~
not ~pend th\ prancaple.' We on.~
~rc nd the mtere.,t "hich amount it
between \C\en and ~e\eO and ,J h11J
percent "
Editors seek
support for
LC yearbook
Julie Schott
~rarr \\ riter
The I C ye;uboo.k cummall~u
u\l.lllg student' to 'ubnut un, photo•
.tnd wrtttng to '" n page "~ample'
to be complc:led bv ftnah w~l til.,
Junt
"Credtt\ wall be noted wbctr
rcqueMed · K ylt <. ook. r reshmu
organitcr, saad •· \II material" Wlllbt
kept in a file and ret urntd lata
lntcr~ted people rnn '>Ubm ·
mntertal~o pcrtnmtng to ~>tudent o1c·
uvuae to box 136 or talk co Make
Ford (director of student afflun) o:
me .. The yearbook ofli~ 1~ locatcll
neJtt to the LOG oll•ce an lo-.u
1 empleton
fhc commtllee hope!. the )'tal·
boot.. work wall become a I 3 c:redu
ac:uvuy In order to be accredltol.
the staff needs a professor who \\1u
net ns advtsor 1-'ord a~ current!~
lending suppon to the '\tnfr
Fund:. for thts year'\ book
come r rom a number of '>ourc~ The
commttll;e 1s lookmg lor monc,
from A I C the Alumni Office and
the Mother\ <.:tub "We are .tb.:
lookang at a ~2 charge per book t•
delroy pubhcauon CO\ts," Coo.&
'utd Mut
Students
291" G~
th•' spr1\
•olony 1
John ~
ructor. ~
th(' da
uJe,J o
~.reliC II UIOJ
."Stud
• .lpp ,,
~gn1ng a
n), \hi
i!CIM Wlthl
deftned, ~
how c:
~penden tll
Ill the othe
The clu\
:lien't' who
"'Tht •de
10 ' i'lr\Oier,," he
r:dtnl to bn
:~to shar
my)elf"
Maller
The c
•
1t11r.~ P 111 c an
the city a
10&. ·we w'
effects
enC) ,"
be cui
aJ> pos:tl
MIller,
mstc:r
.<Odj~~lc don
develop
Cook sa1d he \\OUid lake to.~« aet.,"
protdcnh and \ecrctarte) of clulli. ~rt>tone <t mal
bnng out line., of thetr acuvute' a~)
lht yearbook office.
The )taff has been '>IUd\ rng old nl
L C yeurboot..!l. ·r he lu~t one m whtch f<
pubhshed rn 1965 Cook wa,n't ~urt and she
why the yearbook operatton lltop and win1
pubhshang that year ~l'd like
"It could hu' e been becau~e o' we
the wnr ..and general :.tudent mo\t- concern
mcnt uwuy from on) 1nslttuuontl- l:lOirmc~nt of
t)•pe work\' he \Old. "But a year· oCJOU!> c:relltc
book '" u compo~o~llon that mcrc:lU(! Mrller su1
10 vnhJC over the; ye.tr' Ther~ '" r~ heJmi
other publtc.ltJOn that cover-. ... med 1
ol your hie ~o entire!\ " wall pub
AOQ(, ,JAzz F'OLK, .... . L' SOUINDJMCKa,
AND cuaseea•
We ap • ~•liz• In
out-of·print recorda
for collacrore
832 SW Parte 222·4773
Mo.-...-Sat . 1tam-7pm IFICOI~ once
Studen~
l'lll1'11e must r
I wan
~ut hi~ bac 1 ol the tr
d uu,u
malhon b1
lui endo"
llll on tO:Ib ent designing in new Math 298
aad II);
he endo•
l.
'"' E nglalld
I htlu shAJ!
~~· We on~
.lmountto
und .t hak'
~k
>ok
1mmtttcc ,,
urt, photo• e "-;amplt'
"'eel tha
!ted where
fre)hma·
1'101~ WIIJ br
ned lata
1 ~ubm ·
tudent ••­
l to Mile
affain) o:
: i~ localbl '\lllrg~trel NewlUn "'a(f Wrlltr
"The. students wall gain ex­
In workmg .1nd 1hmkmg
~;rtner, he ...aad .. , cll.pc:ct each
l"llcnt to bnng ~omethmg mto the
to shore, and I expect to learn
11 my~elf ..
Malter wall empha~tze he \ottd lie wekomc. ~tudents from
any ntajor .. J u,t people fhut' the
whole pomt We llhouldn 1
John Miller apccml11e Over· pcct~thz.ation 1., one
of the: problemA we have in sOCiety
now ~ Maller .a1d
PlnlftJ ChltT
s the )eat·
I 3 Credtl
tccreduod
tr who Wll.
curren t~
Iff ,,,nomnu::ntnl conscaousness an the
Tite class w1ll dcsagn the
rotrnnltuc area the chmate, the saze
lhc caty and the standard& of
manama.te outside
clfech and maxamue sell­
," he s:ud The colony
be cut olf economacally JS
a~ pOs\lble " Phi Kappa Phi board
·meets to select iniates
book
ur<:e\ The
)r mone,
Dfftc:e a!IQ
, are
<r book
s." Cool
like to a:
of clubi
• • • Maller, ~ho ha~ MUdted
f-uller, creator ol the
dome. und Paolo Solen
developed the concept ol
~ega c:at1~." ~ad .. they have both
rm~1onc:a malhon<o of mhabuunt~ an
IIVItl~ to 'ldcn,ed area\ I'd hkc: to )ee a
one:
asn't \Urt
n stopptll :'lbanauon ol that .1nd of more
'-\uflacaent home'i, mdtvtduut un­
ln \\bach rood wuter electnclt),
.1nd shelter are provtded by
.1nd wand energy
Mt d hkc to ~c:e a \Ocaety '"'"
~~:co usc o: ned with con:~umptlon and
;nt mO\t- concerned wtth getting back to
nuuooal- , cnt of the urh> ruther than a
~· a year· .ICIOU\ create-destroy cycle "
ancre(I)O Maller Maid the project will be
ere h flll "' h c1 m 1 n g "W c 'II be
lr:r' u clmed With thtng~ to do "The
wall publish the conclusaon' 1t
QCO·t) once the term " over
Students Wl.,htng to tale the
..uhr mu)t rc:cetvc perml,)lon from
I want to talk to each one
hi\ bacl.g_round und 1nterc~t,, .. Jan Connell
taff Writer
The :.election board for the 1 C
chapter ot the Phi Kappa Phi Honor
Socaet' met y~terduy to select II\
flr:.t 1ntt1ate> l'he ne\\ membef'o will
be anstaUed on Apr 5
The pnmary purpose ol Pht
Kappa Pha is to re1:ognuc and en­
courage supenor 'cholaf')hip an .til
academac da.,ctphne~ The: \elcctton
board. composed of LC I acuity ~ho
\Vere matwted tnto Pht Kappa Pha at
other schooh coos1dered senaor'
who arc ,chola'illcally 1n the upper
ten percent of their class and )UntOr:.
1n I he upper five percent lor p~sable
membc:r:.btp
Faculty member.. who hu\c
achieved .. \Cholnrly dhttnclion•·
were nl~>o rc:\llewcd but grodunte
studenb \\<Cte not ehgible thl<> yeur.
fhe board in\lh:d e~cry depart~
ment to ~ubmlt num~ of student~
they \\ould recommend lor
member h1p.
The Pht Kappo1 Pha loundution
annually awurd~ 25 or more:
lellow~hapc; ol $3,000 eo1ch for
tuaduute \Chool. 1 he: candidates lor •uch fellow~h ap~ mUJt be nomanated
by the1r chapter\ for the comperi­
taon
Phi Kappa Phi was founded tn
1897 ut the Univcnity of 'vtrune at
Orono. \nother national honor
~ocaet~. Pha Bc:tct Kappa, recognue<>
.,cholar,hap onl) in the liberal art~
Ph1 Kappa Phi i~ ne~ to the LC
campu~ thas year. but Helen
Hurtne .. ~. pre.ident of the >OClety
and L C education protes,or ha!)
been mtere3oted in )taning a chapter
here Cor a le\\ yean.
"I've: explored the po~o;ibthUe>
for a chapter .tt LC for about three
)'car... no\\," Hannt:)s -.a ad .. , felt
that having th1~ socaety on campu ..
would be an mcentave to student to
hu\le \Ome national recogruuon for
htgh 'tundnrd5 10 their acad~mic
worl
''l abo like thl!t particular 'ocie­
ty because: it recogntLc\ all d~­
crphnc~. not jus1 the: liberll an~ "
1 he petition for membeNbip
"'"' completed in August. J97b.
rcvie~ed b)' the national ofli~ of
the ~ociet y, 11nd Wll.!o accepted in
October.
• LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: lc/ IIOma&l
Dt.. MIDI or F~~~J..~etye
LAaOR: I"' dllcouat
PARTS: I~ dlscotmt·
By popuillr dlmand lhulingt~m'
Ch~vron has ofln-~d w th~u priu
rtduciiOfiS . /.D. cord rtquiud. 5 gill/on
min. on gas discount. Located 01
Taylors Ftrry Rd. cl Ttr"-•11/ig,r. US·
4174 CHEVRON
I
frHpJck-up and dtllvery onsenia !05 • •••• e
The Amin ldlhn~ . Pres1den1 ldi Amin of Uganda lu)l week
launched" na11on Wide massacre: olt~o tnbc:s in his country. Rc:lug1:es
or the camp.Jign said Amm had given or den to "liquidate" all members
of the l un&J .tnd Achoh tnbes in the urmy, air force. pohce and prison
crva~ It wu reponed thut o\lcr 2,000 tnbal memben and 700 soldiers
.tnd polu:c:men were killed.
f he rc:fuget:l\ sa1d A man belie"c:s the two predominatelyChnsuan
tribes want to ovenhrow him. Archbtshop Janna Luwum, ~illed Ja~t
wee~ on the ame charges, was an Achoh,
Amm s:ud 16 persons arrcst.ed for smuggling in connect1on w1th
I he "plot .. had di~closea, under interrogation, that the upnsmg was to
h.tve bc:sun with the auauination ol promanc:nt Ug.tndan lcaderJ. ln
the turmotl, he ~ad, paratroopers from the U!-> Bntain or Israel were
to ha'e 11o~n m and captured several to~n-10 Uganda.
To protect his ~&lme, Amin ~poncdJy is sc:ekmg help from
Cub.t A Kenyan new~paper rcpons that up to one thousand Cuban
troops arc nlre.ady '>tationc~ in Uganda.
Mid-Ease fc:dtration . The presidents of Egypt \·.n.a and the
Sudan met Sunda) m Klunoum. reponed!)· to pave the way tor a
federation bet~een the thrc:c MUons.
'o force to prnent Quebt"C 'lpUt. In order to prc:\ent the
sep.srat1on of Quebec Canadian Prime Mmister Pierre Trudeau saad
he: is prepared to make constitution.aJ changes in federal-provincial
rc:lnuon'l that would ghc: the French-speaking minority in Quebec a
long-~ought fc:chng of equality with the English-speaking majonty.
Trudeau \aad he will not use force if Quebec chooses to ecede.
Apartheid eduQlion . Pohc:e cadets an South Afnca are bc:mg
taught apanhe1d m a counc lltled"Races and Peoples,"according to
I he Chu:ol(o Datil ..,,.,s The recruit's te:Hbook for the clan tells h1m
\\hJtc:a arc in a leadmg position as guardians and protecton of
uvd1z..1tion and that bbc:k.s caMot think or talk logic:aU). The book:
\3~ lndiam-of whom there arc 740,000 io the c::ountl)-a re an
advunced outpo~t of countries struggling to dlSpo e ol exceu
population .
F rec:dom of ~pc:IIJnc. Students at London\ Scbool ol EconomiC~
ended a 17 day sit-in, on unda}, to prOIC$t tuition h1kcs. The inctdent
did not ~em to prove anY1htn~ e'cep1 that the ~udc:nts couldn't spell.
In signs demanding :r.tudents pnvilc:~. the ~ord "privile~ .. was
>pelled thrc:c: diflerent ways-all of them ~rong
n~r.~ia round. A German indentity CApen IS COn\ln~. aft era
comparison of ears, that he ha\ found the real Grand Oucheu
Ana~ta_,ja of Ru" i:~. Moritz Funmayr. one of West German)' best­
L:nown lorcn~ics e:\perts, sayl> he po iti'<ely identified Ann: ~lonahan.
75, b.) comp:aring a picture of her right ear "ith a pu:ture of the long­
lo~>t Anu!lta .. ia, youngest d3ughter of 1 ~ Nichol.:u 11.
~tonJahan claim~ to ha\e c:sapc:d the 5laughtcr of the royal
Romano' tamil> in 1918. On Feb. 17, 1919, Monahan was pulled out
of u Berlin canul b) a p:tuing policeman after he tried to comma&
~uicidc:.
vermun court~ have pn:' iou~l} rejected her claim,
Human righl\ '''u~ important . fhe Caner admintSm.ataon has
r«ommended cut m forcagn milital)' aid to rgcntU'Ia, l:thiopaa and
l rugaua) becaul>C those nauons \'tofate their citu~n·s human nsuus.
lhndlnc prometnun fil"t' po,.er. lbc: government IS ordering
uuht) companies to tmn form C\-cry nuclear po~cr plant Into an
armed tortres capable or'" ilh)lltnding attack b) trained gucnlla. The
nc:" :-;uctcur Regulator) Commiuion ~cunty ruling will tnl:c effect
thi~ tall. It'"'" requlfe plant to hire more guards. m~taU !!iUrvt.illance
eqUipment und assault ~rric:r$, ean:b employees and \otillors, and to
maanuun a dcknse force ~uh )hoot-to-kill authonh . •
f i,h manaccmtnt zunc imtilutcd. ~00-milc fi~hang limn "'ent
into cllect I ucsda , mukmg u a violacionof U 'boundanes for forC~gD
h'hc:rmcn to operate wathin 1hat lurut
Oil lran,pontN to Pll) ror ~pill. Under propo~cd congrcs IOnal
lc:g1 hmon, O\\nel"i l'l oal tanken. ond bar~~ \\OWd be more
respun ible lor ml sp11l deanup co ts. fhe nation·~ 200.000 gasohne
tatton and other tln\hore opcnmons rmght at o be consrdcrcd
r~.,pon\iblc fur p.1n of the \.lbl
Oil comp1nln l'ilhholdint I•"· Tc a("O and vul[ 011 cor·
uporutions hu'e bc:-cn \\llhholdan~ natural ga-; supphes, according Ill
~-ungrc" ion.ll ano.e tigatoN. 1 ex. ell "'11' :sccu~cJ ot n\lt de\ eloping
rc:sc:ne' in the Gull ot Mc.\tro. hopmg to mll.'\lmtle profi~ Gulf
vaol.uct.l lederul Ill\\ hy not delwc:nng c::ontmcted amount of natural
ga' to u pipchne ~} I em ~en 1n.g t 6 !o.UltC$
G•' ri,o. I he Rnu h Cr>lumbio SO"t:mment '"ill ~«..-:an m~.::rease
ot 5b cent per thousnnd cubi\; feet in the pri~ ol rut tunal gns ~ported
tot he lJS I hL., '"all nu c pnoe to homco\\ ncrs b~ about S4 per mC~nth.
<off« broker an hot lUlu. A ledc:rul regulator) agcn~"' ~
im~tigatmg posMblc manipulataon ol U.s. cofftt prtCC5 bJ com­
modiucs brokers from forcaan collc:c:-produc:ing countnes. Cheri)' Orchard: '*Sterling"
...
lairt \lartin
~taft \\ rllc:r
Jtmel\ Q,tboltbotl g;t\e il 'terhng pcrtonnllD\.'t tn Th~ (ht"_)'
(l· 'u:rd on opcntns natzht \-londay. Fir:~, the Fool he pla. tn
~he~h o,· pta).~~ nolhin~ 'hort of ouNandtng. He \\3. a dehght.
e' c:n galurc completcl) v. tthan ch racter. manafesuns both con"'ll>ten-
• C\ -and chan~ 10 one penon
• Cruaalto Tht Chern Or~hard v.erc the ~acuon ot cbaractc.rs,
spcolu:::alh the oll(C'-v.callh}, 10 maJor changes tn then h\lni!
condtuon • ln t~ pia}, tbe qjc ol an a tate and a cltem. orchard 1 the
c:atal t for a maJor ~oalll chan~ tn a fam1l).
Semor Kalle Omts pl.a · Lyubo', the aged 0\1. ner ol the cherty
orchard Omta ponra) Lyubo' "'ell, combanms the"' oman· t11tting
sooalurm \\1th her terror ~r cl\.angt>. of time. ofagc.l.yubov must ha\'C
tbtnF'! ramun u the) v.~ "'hen he v."'U ) oun • unable to ~r the
c:han~ 10 bet tneod or her lil~ ...,he hanp on to her daughter nya,
ptayN b) Tbcre5a Bell. tor ~ 1ppo1 · but C\'Cn he~ her chng 1 onl)
tnMtent. n)'B ialh in lo'e "''th Pyotr (8tll Jordan). Lyubo'''
brother. Leonad. i:>n't much help other. He u aught an the same trap ll"
~e. un"' 1lltng to let go oi the old V.ll) ot ltnng
Van,1l. (leigh \\'hua\cr) Lyubo' 's :sdopted daughter . rccognm:~
the probicnu her mother and the othen have. but u able to do httle
more tMn cr) and ~~ "here the money "Ill come I rom.
nd Lopal,;btn (Robert Porter), 11 merchant ol rt3~nt tod. j,
equ.aU\ at a Joss 14hcn be acquira the chert) orchard. unable to g&'c
awav dnn~ or mone\ to hi\ lnend' • • The onh r't:Al co~unts-'' ho are not rca II} com.Utnl$ m umc.
beQuse the~; age n: Fan, :and Y:lShll, the clutru) footman (Rod
MacKenzjc:) F.in., one iec:h, \\ tll c:oounuall) totter abOut the .tasc.
muucrins rcnunde~ to his old muten. until he ne\'t:r ruC$ from one ot
rus n:sts nd \a hn u as mept at the clo.\e oflhc pta~ a he "'a at the:
bcgJDDlD
1 thought tbcr"C wa.s some ex~ptional corned) pcrtormed dunng
thiS plD). mo~ll) b) 0 lhohboff, \1act.:.enZJc , D.a,,d Holhburton {a
landowner). and Kun Koepke (a clerlt.;) Ketth Robbuu wa a good
uungcr. a horribl) n.ut) old man\\ ho embodacd the v.ord \'lie. both
m speech and ch.llnactcr
Bdl shouldn't tua .. e been cast tn the role of a 17 yc.11r old he JU t
docsn'tloo 1t. BLUJordan m1ght benefit from hstcmng to omc rod teal
woalins.. Hu char.lcter seerru rather till and m mcc~ m some ol
Trofino' ·~ mor"C pa~1onatc spccchei.
The nc\\ theatre u indeed a nice one, the $CAttng as tnttmate llS
ad,ert11ed . It G. bo•'C\'tr, quale eti) to hear the crc"' mo\'lng the .sets
around This m.l) h:l .. --e been. JUSt a ii~t-mght dafficuh). The ~cts v.ere
weU--donc , ~ nurse~ ~~ e.ipectall) mcc. the v.-alb. continuing the
cherry bl0$$0m theme.
But I \t,Ould li._c to protot the t.ireadlul mu11c piped to the
aud1encc dUilll! R\ eh.anga and mtermlUIOI\S .
Reall_> l
And at :a. Cbd.:o' pia)! ,\1o t l.ilStcles •
Fantasy and photography
. a.nd~ Andclma.n
"'aff Writer
lmo~n Cunrungha.m v.~ one of the til"'t v.omen to ptoneer the
an of photographJ . Though ber ~orl> h:u been called .. pla)ful and
e:a.pcnmena i she v."a.S also concerned v.ith aablishtng the pumy ol
photograph) u an :&rt form.
collection of e~gluy·fi\'t: ot Cunningham's photograph s arc on
e:.Uuott at the Ponland An Museum through March IJ. The early
v.ork:s in tbJs cxrubil. inspi~ by the Pn-lbphaelne pamters and
poeb. ha\c a blurred. dream-like quaitt). Tbou&h some of the po~
her figwu :u.5Umc seem rather contri\'td, her other images arc timeless
lD lhe~r duuactenzatiorut of bum.an emouons
~an~ of the famoUl personahtiea Cunrungham photogro~. phed tor
I amtJ Fa1r tn481llJDC to the 1030'! arc al o 1ncluded 10 th1~ shov..
ArnonE thcsc u a StUd) of the )oung dancer Martha GOlham v. ho h
ponra)"Cd tn a \"ariet~ of poses In one. Graham is clothed in a bau~
aumc CO\cred v.ith \'lnel and plAnts l'he danocr henclf is transposed
into a tru.
Man} of CunrunghAm's pbotograpruo document a rmill)'/ fant3S)
v.hicb u uniqud) her 0"''11. tbous}t deepl) rooted tn nature. In her self·
ponraJt. the arust'' bands are ~upcrimposed upon the bar~ of a b11c:h
tree. 'TI~ pattern formed b) her hand• RCTUtCI the rJuapc Of 3
sp.routi~ tree. but a1io mcrgc5 v.ith the pauems of the batL: 1hc
anu1., Imogen. mer~ v.,th nature an the same &MU1nt that •he lD\~
binh to bn ov.n oatwc.
Humor aad a ~rue ol dclapt rc e\"er-prcscnt an Cunmngharn'r.
v.or Her ponra.n of her cv.in ~ns e\Oke5 lhc pure JO.)fullness or
dnldhood snnocenoc. and another portnut ol a Pacific "orth\\nt
-nameR "ill be met v.ith laughter
J~ataposed to lhu humour is a $Inn d) haunting seruabaht.). A
dolf~ head. dCClpitated, Sits oo arable:, enfolded an a p&ece ol crumbled
papc1. l'he doll'• featura ate tranqu1l, composed aJ tn death. lbe
\Uilge &s r.imultaneoU~) that ol a cbcrtShed tO)' and a death llllllk.
bfUZll)' dtSturbing U l~ &ecne of 1l countr) lcnOCpO:Il adorned ,.,,h the d1smembered legs of anotbcr doll. Supcrimpo~ upon lhe
f~po11 u the torso of the r.ame doll, greatly e.uggeratc:d . \\'btu
rrughl b\'e been a pleasant countr)' 5Cene as trandormed 1n1o u ltarlc
rcabty.
P.botogJ"aph), an a acnsc, u the an of hght. If Cunnangham's wm
v.u for pumy she ccruunly uoeded at &n her ~ of hght She full)
aploiu 'be powbiliue$ of natural Ltgln sources Ught and thadov.
become pov."Crful unagcs 10 theu own nght Toward comprehensible En ... •
'-•""' Routh • "tafT \\ nttr
Fo~agn 'tudC:nt' at l C oltcn
hnd thc1r tuggcst prohlcm' tern
I rom commumc. ''"'m d11lu:ultlc!\,
uccc m btlth "" tdcmtc 3nd sl'ICtUI
, ~peel) ol colltf:~ htc rcqutrc an
adequate knoYo lcd~oc of Engh h I he
mc:m.'1ln l anguagc lnst1tute ~trWt"'
h.l pn.n1de th:u
Classe' "'hich concentrate on
rudang. "'nung, ~rammur. rronun·
ctattun, IUid notc-t:a~tng :src do1gn·
cd to prtpar'C ~tudcnts lc.u "'urltl m
am ,\mcncan college or unwcr.,lt) .
• .. \\ e dl'n't atm ior pcrlecuon ...
sud Joe Duntord. a profes5or \\ 1th
the ln,.tltutc, .. JU 1 o the tl\'Cr&£c
person am undc~tnnu "'11.11 the
~tudent IS ll)tng to ll)."
nother part (lf the program 1,
\menan ultur~. hc.,ded b)
MSO'--iate prolb or Otc~ W&lh.tm
Empha'b ts placed on dc:,c:loptng
c.rrn s-cultural av.an:nc,~ . "here
students dctcrmane the cllect ol pcr­
'on;al blest) lc:-upon thctr 'tC\\ p(lint'
and pn:JUdtce~
..\\ c tl) to l!Ct people 1 htnlo:mg ubout their o\\ n ~aluc ~) tern nnd
ho" much the\ ~gard them .1~ th••
\\,1 to do lhmg~ ." .~uti nunlord
YMo.,t people nrc unaware ol ho\\
much the) ure 1ntlucn~d b) the&r
p.ltii\!UI:Jr bJc:J.;p,rounJ .1nd how
Judgemental the) bc\!ornc <U• a
rt3oUh •
Studt.nt~ arc 11lso CXfHlsed to
,\ment.tn euhur"C 'm outsuJc
rcu~cn and licld tnp • Recent
rcolr;er' ha,·ecome I rom the Or~gon
Journal. a mental retardation clime.
and the llnl\er It\ \'car lor \ction •
prognam. held tnp M\e tncludcd
cllcUI'SIOn' to the Co.l t, Gol,d \\ill
lndu.,tric • agnculturul ncs. and
vunous hu me '~ ·
Prl'blcm tne' ttabh an~c
among tnd&\tdual< Yoith uch di"cr-,c
bad.ground' The maJont.) ol
£o~&,gn StUdents arc either f,lbiC,
Pet$tan. Japan~. or Hi~(l.IOIC
f oleruntt. ~•d Ounlord , •~ ,1n tn·
\uluoble tool lor anyone ""ho IS
among people '' ho'e culture-- d1fler
lrom one·~ ilWn.
\II fo~1gn studen t~ are tested m
the foil Hl determine prollc1cncy
lc\-.:1 • and then as. agnsd to cla~c._ 1\\en ,o, d1lh\;ultu:s
dt\1\.lunh d1spiP\' WC;ilr;ncu
spc,IIIC urc.l\, uch a' n:adtnl
"'riung •• 1nd ~tren!!th 1n other ........
~~~~h (I ~On\efll\1100
~hal studcnu cntcnng the
Ill Ute IHC pfUC\:d 1ft the lu'4cr
tcrntciJ1.1tc hnu:J.;ct, v. hich sup POlo!!\
I) rc:lle~t one }car' ~• ud,•
~tudents arc ollcn dtJtur"" 1r,
the Engltah prollc1cnc:)
qutrcmcnt , bet.~u c their 1nt,.., ...
he 1n urea\ other than
"The.) don't come to the S Jllll
tud) ~ nghsh,R :ud Dunlord
Dunlord :s:11d the argument
dc\cloptng [nglt h J.;lll$, hO~Irtrf
, strong. and mu t be
rroltctcnc) lcH:b (or admit lllCU
1.(' "'ill oon rise, mJJ.;mg lan~
e\en more Important .
l)unlurd hJ5 lound that
uon' ot lorctgn tudents to the 'U
\ar\ \\lth mdl\tdual bac:
"Each ~roup, hO\\C\Cf, 'ecms
h:ne a trnng point whtch helps
get ,\long l>chc1cnciQ m one
urc made up b) 'trc:ngtlu
.1nothcr."
Peace
Special Jobs for Special Peo_ple
11 you·re looktng 101 flnonclol secunty or o loot-hold on the corporat e lodder oner
receiving your degree. the Peace Corps ond VlSTA con only wish you the best
But at H tokes more than o poycheck to tmpress you, ond you're looking for o work
expertence that monev con'l buy, you mov be sust the person the Peace Corps ond
VISTA ore looking tor
What con the Peace Corps or VlSTA offer o sen1or or graduate student gotng Into
has her llrstjob?
eMuch more respons1bthly and challenge than any other
ammedtote post-colle~e lob IS likely to giVe
etnhmote knowledge ot 0 new language ond culture (Yes,
lhts con even l'loppen w1thtn the Umted Stoles )
eMost Important ol on, on opportunity to put your new
degree to wor1c tor people who need your help
Peace Corps volunteers normally serve tor two years tn ony one ot 65 develop ing
countr1es while VISlA volunteers seNe tor one yeo• wof1ttng w•th the poor and dlsod·
vontaged wllhln the U S Complete tnformohon Is ovolloble now on opproximotety
2000 openings begtnn•ng this ;summe•. tncludtng academ ic reQuirements , Job loco­
tlon,IMOQ cond11tons. cultural facto~ . ond ttolnlng doles and content
Appllcat aons ore now beang accepted trom persons ln these dasctphnes
PEACE CORPS VISTA
Educo11on (Eiem & Sec)
Mothemohcs
Physacol ond
llle Scaences
French
Busaness
Heonh Spec•ol Ed
Archllecture
libuouons.hap
Agncullure • Soc1ol Sc1ences
• Soctol Welfare
8usaneu Spec•ol Ed
Spanish
"ltberol Arts
• Humon11tes
(deg or exper)
HomeEc Low
Archttecture
Educo11o n • C ommunlty work
expertence de sued
INTERVIEWS : March 8-10
Career Planntng& Placement Center
Templeton Center
9 am-4 pm
Peace
S VISTA SPECIAL JOBS
FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE.
Cunrungham "''U born m Portland and nuied &n ~ttlc Her
•'Ork n rcprescntatm: oft he e"oluuon ofthcartof photograph) tn the
tv.cnueth century. and the 1:ountlcu bonon abc ha.i been shov.-c:r~
•llh are more than deserved .
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r drc;sms c~
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gill
ant
ff)· l1 ph
tne.. ol be
cr) tal t~
"tth a pol
\Iter lea\l
Europe Gru
rc1urned
Cb IC ("hJ
~ The bu:.i
'ear utz< • \\hen us
itamng th!
ba\c ah,ay
. M) I
ft'.Dlc ""orld U
"\ty 'cc~
are rcc
m the v.d
.tllc:d by
Sl\t~·li
mer arc
~tntes. Cia
rw~~'e C(J
J;:xl) ~ ne 'j.C 1"\ 1•
. to Ponla
~11:snt to ~
~tth~c :tc
\CI) po~
Celcbritic
.uut cured b
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---· Chauffeur work satisfies
C graduates' fantasies
t.aurh Jutld
~t:tff \-\ rltn
1( \ou've C\C:t anMgtncd dn\tng
~ •h rh~ trecb of Portland m n hour lor rnuumum ol three houra
1 he\C comp;uc: la\orahl) wtlh ""
.tu:rage ol S31 un hour for n tax•.
Cusc atd '"\\e J•rctcr to u 10 n penon
good munth before the) go out nnd
dmc: fhe) huvc to be born v.1th the
nght •t\'h! and uthtude \\1 c ~n't
mnld a penon tn our amuge und we
l.no'>' after month ~ hethcr he'll
Itt ..
1 he Ollgshtp of Ca e't opc:rnt1on
1s ht' ltn.t cur. t R.ollll Royce S1her
Wratlh He hru hnd etght cars tn
~~er'ttiX ,,t ... 1nous hmes includtng
t'>' o clauu: Lmcolns . samalar to the one used b) l S protdcnt)
Ca c: fcc: Is th t hi$1Cf\1CC allo
P-.mlander IO OCt OUI thclt (~n­
l£1\le) "I he) need exposure to Roll
RO)CC$," he td 'fhe other hmosane
'\Cr\1CC tn Ponlnnd folded m Janunl)
alter etght )c: lf'l o( prm'ldtng
Cud1llaa for funerah nd oecrutonul
~If' usc
y1ltc) wn11c:d for bu mess to
come: to them: Cuse td "\\ e'rc
mlernled tn gmng out and c:rcaun D nc:cd for our blnanos.thcn gmng out
ndKntngtt-Bubt IJObtofar
"~' thu w1ntct' KG\\ prenucr of
Ktng ~on rcquann" 10 car
On the u~s of ht btutncu.
Case td, .. We: fc:c:l the ra~n 'llo""C
hu\-,: been succe~fur 1n 1h1s buunos
1 our ancntmn to dewtJ. nyonc
cun dm-c a hmosmc:, but tt'• the
uentton to dtuul thai rtall) sluncs
an our bustno .. dno;cn Kolls Ro)OC. tWtl
rom I (" tudent c-.u1 help Plltkc:
dreJtmr. ~;omc: true: ..
111c f<~ntn&) Cl•mes complete
h a glass dt\ 1der b<t'IA>cc:n
·:.!)tngc:n and the dmcr an full Rtd: Qumn, • n l.l grtuJunte,
muo.:agc:!; the hm~anc: scr"\1CC and h.1
\;omple&~ c:hnrge ot dati) opcrauoM
Cl:wtc Chaullcur emplo) fnur tul1-
umc und etght part-time \I.Orkcrs,
mcludmg l C tu~c:nu Chns Ohmon
nnd Jan Burn Gove11nnent, university fi es say
tl)• ,1 f'btlne Or dlttnllng
_...,_ne. n bc\erugc: compartment
Cf) tul stem~ nrc. and a tele\1-
\\tlh a pong game auuc:hment
1\frcr lc:n mg I.C lo pend,, ~c3r Chauffeur arc patd S.S 25 an
hour \\hen dm1ng 11 l~tnc:oln and SS
an hour v.hen dn .. 1ng the Roll~
bc:C3UK ol the added respon51b1ht~ .
The) nrc patd lorn mtmmum thrcx­
hour work penod and reccave an campus LSD tJse on downswing
Europe: Gr.md Pm. ntcmg, John
~ rcturncd to Ponland to ur
C1a tc: Chauflcur l.tmo tnc: '\c•­
l he bus1ne got on th1. ro Jd
\Uf~ ago • • \\'hen nsled nbout hu. rcn1on~
~tarltng the businCS\, Ca~c ~lid,
· ~\C BIWa) S had a '!otr\mgloH~ ror
s). M) t.norite plucc in the:
,,,nr Yo orld 15 l>1~ne-.:lnnd . •
·~I) s«ond love t!) motorcan .
are rtcop.mlcd a the: hn~l
m the v.orld-1'\e al~'U) 'i been
aht-allc:'\1 by them
•!)lxt)-ii'c pcrc:cnt ol our
nrc sho\\ busines per­
.... ~. Cia 1c Ch:aufteur ha"' an
contract to pro\.idc
er' ICC to entenaanc"' com-
to Ponland Ca'ic s.atd tt wu
to ._no~ the ri&hl per on
rh~ accounts and that II ~1u
\cry politically .
.c:lcbn ti~ v. ho have been
,+.sulll~ured b) Cla5'oiC tncludc Eh tS
~•c:y. Burl l\es, Ella f111gerald ,
n L>en,er o.1nd C harhon Heston.
couldn't dt'\dosc an)' tn·
tog tidbit' about hlS lamou~
i:P\1) be.:au\c ol the confidential
lliUirC ol hi'> c'p(lSUfe tO lhcm.
The limo .. inc 'ent~e 1 . u~cd lor
~SII11e.)~.mc:n·, lunches, and special
stons uch as prom • anmver­
ilncs, rctuement part1e:> nd ~ed­
"''P· Rat~ lor the Roll!i nrcs.:IS tor
h~t hour and S2.S an hour
ter. L 1nc:olns rent lor Sib an \c:ragc: SS tap Case s~ud the b1 est
up rccc:t\ed 'IA>"U SIOO and the: mo~t
valuable was a soltd gold brucc:lct
tp\'Cn Ca e b)' Burl h~ .
Cia sic Chaut feuc does not ha\e
an' women dtt\ers, largely out of
tmd.Jtton ... Personall y I would like
\er) much to h&\c a lcmale
chauffeur ... Case said. •but -...e have
yet to lind an) "oman ..., ho is rcall)
'>'tllang to wor\> tha . kand ot chedulc.
Another problem u thai none of the
entertainment promoter ha"c \Oic-
• • ed an afiarmatt\'e op1ruon C'ollccc rr~' .St'nkt'
II go~c:rnment stauurc:s and
most Unt\CUtt\ health 3d-
~
mtntMnlturs arc to be belie\~, usage
of l..."iD is v. rung slov.ly on the
Amcncan campus a' "~Aoc:U as
among,t the U. S. popuiAuon o.s a
\\hole
Fcdcml Drug Enloroemcnt
.\gene) 1 Of.A) spoke.,mcn 1ndacate
thDt e\cn h:gaJ medical ~penmenta­
uon wath the drug ba near I) ceJ.Sed.
Thu~ 11 has gained. aJona 'IA>Ilh heroin
and aomc: other nAROltca, 11 top spot
on the OI!A's .. chedule One" drus
h)t, v. hu~h tncludcs those Hllaanous
mtnd•tWUtei'J ~tth DO kno~n
mcd1cinal value and corrcsponding­
l) "htgh abuse potcntUt.t"
"'LSD u on the dechne.- noted
one DEA spokesman, ·but that
doesn't mean it's oot apinstthc lav.,
nd we plan to c:nlorce the federal
law.·
A l;ed if there hJd been an)
grand unco,-c:rin ot l">D <:aches b)'
h1:i agcnq recentl~. h~ ·cplicd, •no
b•l! bust on l ~D latdy. no, not
LSD ...
Fiturn from the National ln­
stttute on Drug bu.e (:\lOt\) ha~
bcc:n collected onl) long enough lo
add m)stery and uncerta.tnt) ro the
qucsuon ol the hallue~nogen' pop­
ul.i:ant\', In 1972, for irutanc:c, ~.8 • percent of American'!- under I w~rc
estimated to ha~ lned the: drug at
lc:ut once: the fisurc: mc:nased to 6
percent m 1974, then declined to 4 . .5
.foiJJ !ht,,\'ttlll/otr/,)'/IIJ/JIIl'/ ,\'t \\·till!.
• Choo4i~: I rom a w1de variety of introductor~
and advanced courst: taught b) <;tanford\
O\\'n dtsting.utshed facult) and g.uc.>~l
profe~~ors. C'our"es in such fields as: stan summer
iOft
• lmron• I lwmumtit'l /lallgutJg<' .~ I sciconc~s
mutiH ~muttn /tc.•cltnolo.tv I soctal sciem·es
('Utu uwm I Sf1t'Ctal program~ and illSftWft!S .fl!llt' .!t)-. 111!!/l\t l? •
• 1\urround yourself wilh our unu~ually pleasant
nectrb\ beache~ and r('tlwood~. and ~nJO} the
anti -recreational attraction" 0f a gr~:at uni,trsity and
San Frnncis~,;O Bay Area. chmate,
cultural ·
the •
• llu. \umm\!r Vi\tlor Ptogram " open to umlergraJuatl' and
ll.r:"..tduah. ,lu\knt-- an good \landmg. pcr:..,ons .tg~tl -=' }('ar or
~q.·r. .Hld QuahfteJ high ~hool .. tuucnts.
• 1 h(' apphcatton prol.'rour(' t' ,jmpk. ~md 'umnh.'r ,.,,ttc.H 111.'\.'d not
l111.'1.'l1 lht U\UUI adnll ion n.'<tttircml'nh.
• For vour ~.;Op}' ol our t<n., \ununer "c, 1011 Bulklm .. utd an .tpplt~.ataon
for adnH'\.'Iion, dip this aJ Jntl mail 10 taniortl Summt>r ~c, ion
t,tlllonl Unh erMt)
93 .., tanford. J\ 94305
t4151 497-3109
N me-----------------------------------------------
\c.hl~ • percent an 1976
Wn.h otcaJJonat uc:cpttons.
mo 1 unt~enU) offia Is believe that
I · l) usc has dedaned to \'IT},ng
deuces on tltcu campuses. though
fc" claim to posse3s hard evldc.na:..
""lhcrc·s not much LSD here.·
~1J an a mant darector 111 lbe
Uru~tentty ot Wuconstn at Ma.d1.son
health center. '"\\'c cenaml) don't
JCe an)' medac:al Jail-out here at the
center, lhougb the) mny be leammg
to deal 'IA>1th b d trip on then Ollin."'
·r would y L..\0 hu had tts
hcyd:a) an the Mad1son arcn,"agrc:c:d
Or Jo~eph tknfamdo, who u the
medical director of the alcohol
detoxification center at the Un­
, .. ~rstiy Hospnal. .. h. a rdata\1: nm­
t) nolli, due. I thin}.:. to the Ktentific
onlllaupt •hich warned of ~llc
dd'ormitics. an onsbu!ht llihteb I
thrnk was baled on pretl) poor
data •
•
• .. -•
I
-windo" pane .. un tht 'ftanc
IUmc..:"Hab
OS TRIAL
fOR HI, Lll~E
ia~utllloru. His
"meat'": \\ ritlq vtt­
dtsnitidU.a tilt' ~••
.-:om a ao,tmaanat•s
~btffti~DIOI~
lialJ d.lWctrau.
tum Clll Ha and twr a
mmloa otltrr. 'pri.\oDt'n
or ro '""~tt · · • r1: lD
Jail arouad 'lilt',. orld,
aot fl.lr aa 11linatbf'J '•e
danr. but for,. lui lilt
bdkH. Hrlptn http
chfln, \\ rltr
:~ ..
I Tf_R A TIONAl .
~ 112 Bro.:adv.t~\ ·~
lOO!l-~12'7
1'171
PtbuMnof
Collldc.nlnr •
• Bcnfarudo added tlult u IJllgbt
be .. 21) or 30 years before LSD's
cilccu on offspnng can be deter­
maned."
The a tstant dr.n:ctor at the
MadlSO.O health center noted that
emcrgenq LSD case&, though r-.n:.
were lrt3ted at the campus hospttal
an the SJ'xties. The only figures
a. .. 1Uisblc aho .. Lhat lhi'CIC studenu
were hcnpnaliled at MAdiSOn du.c to
bad tnps in 1973, wh1lc: none ha~
bcecn confined due to actli this pat
~~.c:adcmic -..ur Srudcnu. c:untmued • t.he a.sDstant din:ctor. n: turrung
mc:rauins)} to alcohol ta W ucotwa.
., ould auess that n'l a
pleasure-pam thing." he illld
•Tbm:'s mon: p!easure m akohol •
more pain in L.S 0 ..
former aad bead at Pnncdon
Uai\'USHJ. '11iho sa1d he last dropped
lhe potent tab three )U-r a o.loosc-­
ly p.ualklled the medial center
• •
dltmor"s thoughts m eA:phurung the
lesscrung popularity o.f l 0 on
campus .
"Life's fucked up enough
~•tboul ~Un& aruficJill) fucted;
mused the: Pnnceton student. uU.
•wt weet. all m\ roommates v.crc • tnppmg m here. and tt felt son of
nostalgtc: ...
tudenli. he lamented, ba\'C
n:t~ ted ~rom m) ucwn and an:
bcCOmtll& d~ ctcd lO b\WilCSS
careen. 'Tbc end of the \ tc:tnam
\\ ar, he contmucd. krt111nalcd an
auuudc: on th~ f'M' of man~ 5tudc:nu
of .. ,.... bat the bell v.c aught a~ wdl
Cllll.\ ..
-one gu) v. uh his barr dov. n to
hiS came tato m ~·ch toil
da:~ and u.td be: -..-u antcn:stcd m
,tu1h1ng 'the ~ h..••cklic: c -
peru:nce.,' and t:\"U)OJ\C elie ehok·
c:d.-the one--tm~r de udler noted
t the U m~~r~ll3 of hfo:-na
t lkr'-clc~ onct rcno-...ncd lor the
mtc:nsu of tts h:llluano n .. rushes
a campus pnlt~ nt rd LhAI
0 use has deere c<l grull &here
ln the ~~ four or h\c \CB ad
tn UQD t lkrkdt) m ao"
'-nc:gliph c.· ht 1d and hi.) force
malo fcv. LSD rresa He added
ho"~er that rocaane and man­
Ju:&Da cnthU»asU b.a\-c replaad
ro~r aad head • ..... -·-·· •• --· • • • •
LC attitudes distract
Jull• Ouan
'taff "rttt<r
Mo tem~ hnu tt dtllacult to r~
maan :t!> clean dunng the da) n' then
rrh~i''" pre nbc,, h \\ ould rcqum~
pnl\er. Ua tant and ab,tentaon from
dnnl.: .. Mecca ,., 'omc\\here tn the
darecuon of Mt. Hood and SE
PortlAnd."" a \lo Jem 'tudent
mouoncd, lool.:ins ea,t. M J'be ~~
ume to pr3) to God as betore unme.
about 4J\) to~ a.m. But 1 doubt an)
forrt):n ~tudent here seh up that
e:uh.-
- Tht -uda rabaan Mo .. lem
-~ ;u candad \\oollltn~ to c~plcun the
datltcult•~ ol keeping the precept ol
hbm at LC. II Mo lem~ pray an the
da~ttcm ol Mccc=t, located on
,\r:~baJ ., west cot\\t,
MCI!>Iem. nn uppo'ed to pra)
fhe ttme~ 1.1 doy. at 53 .m., noon. -1, 7
and 9 p.m. T) ptcal cla :. \chedulc'>
ma"c tho'c urn~ hard to ob,ene
and there are no 'irem. ringms from
ncarb) mo~quc to remind them.
E\cn praymg m the pri\'3C)' ol the
dorms 1n' oh c~ oenain drtl\\ bad:~ .
.. \tush.ITL) arc: a~hamed to pra)
here, but I don\ '-:no" "h\." .>aid an •
Iranian '"Otten \\hen you arc pra)-
mg 10 front ot an t\mc:ncan. hc'U
lau£h or ma"e jol.;~ ...
P.ra\et for 3 Moslem in' oh~ • • $C\eral rule$ Fn~t. one must be
clean Jhu mean.' wa~han~ one'
he3d, arms, car>, hand!> .. md feet
thrC'C limn bc:torc pr:1yer One mll)t
pra) 1n a clean place. on ,, pra}er
carpet. Tho-,c: come an ;s vanety ol
)ha~ and color\ rangtng lrom
whttc ~eh e1 to .1 bright\} -colored
blue and }cllov. \\Uh tau\~.
Bema clean aho mean~ no
ph)'ltcnl contact v.nh 11 toilet. In u
Moslem c~'untn. these arc ohcn • holes an the ground. Amen can totleh
llre C'Onstruttcd contra') to blamtc
.standard • rendering Mo)lems
ritual!\ unclean •
One reads from the Koran dur·
108 pra) er umes and v. omen \icil
theu tteadi out ol rop«t lor God.
Problemi arise "hen the Amencan
roomate is not under:sta.ndang .
"'It'$ h11rd to pray in my room
"uh m) roommate because he might
laugh at me." admined a Language
I nit it ute student
Fore~gn 13tudent Ad'-''l~or Mur)
D&mond sa1d the \.ioslem cultureas a
\er) pri\-ate one and Amcne<~n
_ society ·~ open :md ha"'h an com·
puribon .. People do thtn8' tn lront
of each other here that the) wouldn't
do there," :)he satd ... The la\'lttorv •
laethUCl arc ofJcnsl\e to mnm • She ... ud 1\\c"' b.a~1c: PH'bltm~ lor
f\1\l,lcm 'tudtnt' here .arc tht lo(\d
und n ltd• ol pmnn ''l ht M1ddle
F.,~tcrn ~1udcn1 a\ \cr\' ndJU\Iablc,"
l>amond 5JIId .. He'll .adapt to our
", '' on the ,urlucc but dm' n deep
remam the s.'lmc"
\kOhl'' ami p~Hl. Jre lorb1dden
atcms fm ~~o~lcm~ \mol..tng ''
tru\\n~ upon \tudtnt' lrom a
~~o~lem c:ulture rcJtl d&llcrentl\ hl •
the nbund.lnt dnnl..ing an the dorms.
Ml ha,en't tncd .alcohol and other
thtn~ alter l ~" drunlen people."
~1d an lrnnu\n
\nother tramun e plntned that
the Koran ga'c h1m the freedom to
choo)c und IQ forbidden thtng~
M Butt he liN time ltrted porl. t got a
'tomach .t,ht for two wed;,," he
~ud.
Mo't ~t udtnt~ .tpreed that keep·
ing hl.tmtc '"" .. depc;nd' upon the
pcr">on.
"II \OU reall) v..tnt 10 be
Mo,Jem, 'ou l'UR do &t," ~td For· • nouchc F arnunc:1oh, from lran ... It
Old cradltlon\ , nf" loeation
depend~ upon your lamtly and
culture what you're used to h', • re.alh nol all chat hard
lsJnm ha-, fhe cornerston~ A
bc:hc:l an ~no God but 1\llah and
Mohammed, Hi~ apo .. tle," prayer
fhe times duil), alm~givmg. a
ptlgrimage (alha.J.j) to Meccu, and
faJtinr dunng the month ol
Ram;1dan, which ruru roughl)
through the end of August Jnd the
~g~nntng ot eptcmber .
Dunnl Ramadan t.uung an·
cludei abstatning lrom food, drin~
nnd ~A from du" n to umcl. In theu
o" n c:ountnes Moslem~> cat belore
sunri~ and lca!ot alter sunset. tncc
SAG,\ i1 open neither at4 a.m. nor 8
p.m., obsc:f\unt Mo!>lcm can get a
ticket from SAGA lor free Trail
i{oom food l:ucr tn the C\C:ntng.
'\ot man) Mo\lem \ludent\ ac
tuall} I.J t lor the full 13 hour here
I he Kor.,n sa)·~ pro perou\
;\11o\lcnu should fu&ltn order to gel a
ta~rc: of \\hat 11 "hke to be: poor and
~llh•>Ut lood --. -----
oslems
lht '\mtru;.ut \1\ld~nt r.arcl)
notkc' Mu,lc:nl\ pr.tclac.;all!l the''
rhang' bccau'c 1 he Moslem' urc
quact ollt n hc,uunt tu tull. .ahout
J,l,tm \to'l .. tudcnt' I tnlcr\tC'\\cd
preferred tu remtun nnun\ rnou~ . ,\
~aud1 1\r.abiun deplored boolo,
.tbdUI t..lam "nlltll ltum .a \\c,tern
potnt of, tc\\ \\ t ltlc our boo I..' the
wu' 1n' "nte them ' he ,,uti.
.. J,Jnm t!> u d1llerent thing," t1
l urla'h gut ,,ud. ")OU do 11 more
uncon,ciou.,ly . It'... not a h1e part ol
)'OUr ltle ltle Other rchgion' ~OffiC' ol
thC' \n1b' are ~tncacr bee.; tu'c the
~or:ln I' in t\rubtt "ht ~ud there
\\ere different 'cct an hlom which
vaQ from lountr) to country.
A ~tudent on the intc1nutionnl
floor fed" ht~ IJith to be hi' be't
gutde "PeN>nall\ "hen I'm angry
or an:t.tOUlo, I read the 1\.orttn to mal.;c
me Jccl ~ltet " he ~u1d
Some I ortsgn '>I udenl\ hn \1(';
found LC dorm~ lnckmg tn pm acy
and htt' e moved oil ·cumpm. One
..uch 'tudent said it Wll' t.t!>\ for .1
Moilcm to concede to tcmptatton
when surrounded b} Amcrtc.ln!l huv·
tng fun !jmot..mg or dnnlo.mg He
added that the\ ""''>' "\mertcan\
se ual freedom ·•
One Jrnniun girl learned
religion I rom her porenl\ nnd .. chool,
starting with k.tndergurten . 1 he
cwtom is to attend mosque on
Fndn)) lor a ~hon lecture, but \he
rarel) attend~ e. c~:.pt during the:
f~thah She satd '>ludenh tc­
~ 1on~t.ll} tailed .tmong themselve~
about their lslamtc lmth, but an
lraniun bo) ..atd mo:\t tudc:nh thtnl
rehgiOU!> people .ue old·la~hioned .
!\ot e~ervonc lrom Turke},
lr-<1n or Snudt Ar<tbtn t!l Mo!tlem.
Tho\C: \\ ho arc: range I rom agnostic
to very de' otcd Onl) illtcr a number
ol que:.tion!o would thev de,cnbe
ho" h.1rd 11 i to remutn ntuully
clean throughout the do), 10 pruy,
laM and .1bst.un from dnnktng "me:
among ,tudent~ who hu~c ne• er 'flc:en
a mo~quc and do none of the~c
thingb n an
oa
t-cob. lb, 1977-Conrud Wc"dhot•ft
fhc:) hrcd t\\cnt) one lo1Un' .lor ll11ubcth 1tntl Phahr We hear~~
them ,h mtle' vfl m l1tlculn, .. topped wor~ on the I(Hrdr:n, lnd
h'tencd
In 1111.: ultcrnoon the \lcc-pnncipul c.tmc to our house. He Wll\l
S<tmoan of colo,\31 garth .and pcrsptrntton .
(," e me cold '' ah'!r, pleu"'c," he ~.ud .
\ bo) jumped-up o1nd trolled lrom the ruum.
Tht vacc-pnnctpal wapcd hts fucc .and 'IIOJ'Crc:d . I lne\\ he had
lorgnllcn my name ugam.
.. , hope ) ou ha\e a blac~ Ia\ ula' a," he: ... ud.
") don't.''
"Well 1 hen, You etn "car )'our pnlug1 pant~ ...
What torT'
"for to \et the Queen tomorro"• "
Bec.tuse or the Queen, there wo' no !!Chool the next do)
teuchcr'l uppcarcd at the rond.,ade bel ore dawn It""' &he couM.tl road,
antcrhnktntt the vtlht~e' and It wu' alwuy' \I lent tn the dnrk houf:' But
th" mornmg 11 Will> ruucou!> With pnndtngtrue~' und bu!le'
Fh:.npctu. 0 lc turu tnmn'nn't 0 Great BratOIIl lli7abcth sht IU
:.tar an '::!Inmon. for ever) one know:. her nome It a~ J name \(nown C\CII
on the r.u.olf a!>ICt Apoltmn, and "bigger rhnn the hc:rOC\ of modtlll
Snmon Bruce l cc. Jnmes Bond, Muhummtd 1\lt Pc:rhap~ 111 on a
pur wnh John ~enn«1 )'
So tl wn' that the: vallngc:' poured tnt o the town t hey wanted 19
'ec the l .. mou:. lad) to dance lor her and brinl! her gaft\
\ p1dup was fla~cd and the GeoltruflhY te.tcher .tnd l chmbedia
back It Wll!> too ero"ded lor 'oittang 'owe held :.tanchaon' and 'toad,
1 he .. un ro)e and we dro'c IU'It.
Out,adt \piu. we 'a" the htgh chiel~ prepnnng tor the royollatt
cc:remon) , The) were nalo.:cd to the waa!>t, and \\ell ring idenucil
ht\UIU\U\ fhose who d1d not hnH· genuine Hilton' were hn\lng thet~~
~t..:etched tn charcoal on thear bucl.:~ . ,\11 had necklace:- of IHbl\cus ex
gardenm.,
1\ptn •~ ~mall . It loo~s hkc a frontier to" n of the Amertcun \l-est
1 here I!; a dust) mom 'lrtet and man) of the bualdan8-' arc mndc ol
wood 11nd pamt They ore mol>ll) whate '1ded, red roofed bualdtnp.
nnd the) lace the harbor
1 oday the Queen':. yacht "Bntann1a" wn .. an pon A eru1m of
the Royal Nav) ~wung at unchor nenrb) On the maan street, Beacll
Road, the people ol Samou w.med tor the Queen Students ltned &he
curb wcanng the color~ of their ~chool~ clean pastclluvalnvo ~. colon
from Gaugan. Samoan nug. .. and Unton .lad.\ were hnnded OU\
And then the long wutt
I gue!>~ the Queen wu .. enung brcu~fust on her vacht Swut
umniJJumated many shtn~ nnd back!> before: the hmou:.ane appeared
But they dtd. and b) god t\cn the qntc) '>malcd broadly tlnd wu\cd
thear nn[!.' when 'ohC: PO\Scd
'\mety-two htgh chaeh \at cro,~·lt:.ggcd in a field fhc: Queen
climbed l.lulf' to her 'eat an the 'hude Her comort .tnd rettnu~
rollnv.cd. After lllng Samoan -.peechc\ .I 1...!\U root \\U\ .. queezcd tnl
bo\\1 of wuter Tht'> produced a mudd} ltquor chat when consumed,
ha-:. a no\.IC<Itnt efrt-ct on the mouth and hp' It j, cu .. tornory to gulp
)our la\.1 nght do"n and the "bicl or.&tor d1d thi' fben u deep cup
wn .. pre<~ented to Ehubcth he rai,cd It
.. Manuta, ~he said, and drun~ 11 ~traight (\ft.
. . The dunctng began Out c..~ me the grinning men and \·tlla~
"rtuno,, Thear dancmg was anda\lduuht-llc und free One ~amoan
M\ un{t an a:\e like .1 bnton, hooted and) c:lpcd 10 obvaou' plca,ure The
garl~ unduloted thc:ar arm~ opened .tnd cto .. ed thctr h;md'i. 1n
• •
1mttu11on~ of wa\C.'i It wa~ eloquent und tran~ll ant
1 hrough allth11> murchcd '"men ... houldennglJpolu\ faltc: t pig.
'llnughtcred, skinned nnd well-baked . It \\II~ pul belorc; Qu.:en
lhlubcth.
A fnend of mint ~tood atop u c.~r locus•unlt an ubsurdl) lonplense
on her
.. llc\ Ball} "hut'o; her c:<~ptc!l~ton'l" I ~uid
S~dutc ..
''\\ hnt about Phtlip.,..
\ hunt ~malt ., Ball 'atd. "But you kno\\, there":. lnu~:~htcr itt has
eye . Ita\ c: 3 look ·
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John Le'
31ulom
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sl.:ter' qu
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"We dtdl
lrom th
e team,"
h~teve Ro
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.mph1ne t .
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to rnt:.c l
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lor
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8) The
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'UISCf ol
t. Beach
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j W8\td
• Queer.
retmut
,led ani
'l~umed.
to gutr
eep cup
'illaFt
Samoan
urc The
n(h 1n
t~t P'l
Queen
mg len~
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·e?
urn tO
LOG
in the Salem this weekend
llurt Ualnu ~r
...,purl~ \\'rlh•r
The l'aunccr women·~ bu ~ct
lt.lnl \\Ill JOin liCVeO otlll:. I 'mull
tt'"m 1n "tlem todtty
ugh ~uturdn) in the \lorth"cst
lrguatc: \\ umcn':s Spurtmg
:'#J4.:1.1110n' d&r.trict tournnmcnl .
C11:tch M.ary lou Hunter, WhOYle tc.mt lini•hc:d the • CIIIOn Wllh
u 11·2 record .md I he chnmplon,hlp
of the Wom(n\ (ontcrcncc of In·
dependent ( oltegc: hope\ her tc.un
to place m the: lap four .u the: dlltrict
IOUn\C'( wuuld rcully mule the ~euton com-lrom Itt hmen 1\nnc llc:nnc) und
plclc: • ~httworth College .md Murthu Scmrc:rt
Willumc:lh. ( JOntag.,, and Pact lit. II the Peoneer place 11r11 or
l.ulhcrun l 01\lcrJetic~ will b· .1mone c:cond ut the daatnct tourney. the}'
I he: )thuul rtprcscntcd at ~Jiem will go to Pomona,(' 1liforrun to do
lluntcr looks lor JUnior gu<Jrd battle in the smull colleje nataonul~
"lleelahas •~ the best team \loc'v... I indu Kelly, scmor center Kuth)
h · " llc:Hcrn.-n, and "eneor gunrd Donna The Pionecrl'' lett break and
ud 1n th.: la.ou three ~car!l," a.ud
II ~ Rot\nm to help 1 he t"',Jm an SuiMm, 7one defense un ve them •·n --rty lead
unter, "and 11 good placmu here .. -" .,... ...... ., She ulso lool.;r. (or contnbutiont they nc:\c:r gne up as the)' blaatcd
r---------~~ ~~~~
-Mt Hood Communuy College, 70-
..tl. l.llt Tbur day at LC.
Donnu Rouom's 22 pomt11 kd
I C Korin&. whtlc Marthn ~cmpcrt
.tdded '17 rcb<lund,. and linda Kelly
made lour .tntlt5 LC won the
rebound battle (61-40), nd htlt 44
per cent lrom the lloor to Mti«.:C's
2J per cent.
15
-Ploncer "omrn\ hll\l.etbllll tum "Ill look ror \lrong contribution\ from \nne llenne) (lefl), Martha Sempert (center), ~tnd llunnu Roi~om ., ...... ttm thi~ -..eel.;eod .
H11n' HoiLnaael
"port\ f. ditor
John level) llm,hed 'll'\th tn
\lalom aa the ~onhw«::\t
ollcgmcc Skt ( onCtrcnce l hum·
t:on :'~ 1p' lu't Wt."tkend at Montana·,
r~~•llo\\. n \kt Artn. \lthoutth l C'
,L.ter' quahhed u. a t<..Jrn lor the
onl) four were. .~blc to make
tnp
"We dtdn't huve enough 'up
11 lrom the \thool to take the
team" ''"d level), who ulong
Stc:H. Ro,'letter \nd)· Holman,
\oble and June Me(. hun touk
.urplane to repre,cnc l. ( at the
k..lffiPIOn\htp'
"The 'chool would pay half uf
we needed to t.ll.e the whole
....... " levelv \Old. "We huve no
to rai'>c the rc-.t ol the money."
'level)\ 'llxth an the 15-man
'*illm field wu' the hat;hhght ol the
lor the: Paonecr' Frid.l)
t' .t di'IUMcr lor the mc:n .... 7.e\'cly
;addled a gutc. Ro .. ,etter lo~t ,,
intt Holmuu JU•t plmn fell. and
'4oblc hna~~ohed !lowly McUa1n
:lced tweU th trt the: women\ lllliOI
~IJnm fi~ld Of )5
The P1onecr men were nil ah\c
the first ron ~nt urdH) wath
nell\' an 'cv.:nch und Ro .. \cllcr an
plucc: Ro eller ..tnd llulm11n
lingame Unio
Opt•n 14 hour.' 57
• • nlesded Rc~ular •
tell on the 'econd run. Holman tell
but lini ... hed a\ dtd McClain 10 the
• • women competition.
lhts yc..u·, LC team hnd no one
~k:ung in the cro "~oun tr} event 'It
we could have had .1 ~,;ro,,-countl)
te.1m \I.e prob,tbly \\-Uuld have: won orne olthc meet dunng thc.sca .. on.
and we could h;ne pl.-ced '" the top
three or four ut the championship ...
Zc:vel\· '.11d.
...,lO~ LC duesn't recru1t people
lor 1t... '~i t~1m. ih member htp is
dependent upon \'Oiuntar)' antcre\t. ~rherc arc ome good !tL:uer :lt Ll":.
alpanc a' \\Cll us crc»~<ountl'), v. ho
dtdn't come out tor the tcum,"'Zeve­
ly smd. "'lthmL: there v.ould be more
inccnthc lor people to jom the l:i
team tf we hud a biS&cr budget. .. We're v.or\:ang on gemn" mto
the f'ClUlar athleuc depanment
budget. We ha\e to ~y ior hft
ucl.;ct • load, lodpng. lJ1uuporta·
hon. cntr) tees. and .. oachmg. h
co~u a lut of monc) ...
ers stay home for lack of fi
Brt>ndll Burnell
'\taff Writer
Five member~ of the l C
women', wim team quohfied tor
nnttonBI competition in mc:el\ t hi!>
\car
I he: five, J til 'lhuldt, K.trcn
Bover Jc..1nu~ Phcllcr Kath
I hurmer, :.nd laura 8uumholer ,
"'ill not be atttndan$' the \')ud.ataon
ol Intercollegiate ,\thletl lor Women nationnl ~ wimmmg o~od dl\­
ang 'ompctition to bc: held \.tar. 10-
12 in Pcnn!>)·h.aniu. Fund\ \\ere not
budgeted lor the purpo~c of ~nc.ling
I C qu..~Jiftcr' to that meet, ne,cr
held lor small colleges belore th1
year.
1\ccordans to I C $\\.lrn Conch
G.tr) Emblen. t.C 1 not 'ending ~~
quahhers to the meet bcc:au,e the
CQIIcgc '' atraid It rna~ not be worth
attcndmg .. nm 1!1 the 11nt \ear lor thi' • meet," Rmblcn said .. We \\ant to ee
ho\\ than~ It\ go, ho\\ \\ell the meet
j, conduc-ted and nuended, btl ('Ire we
end our te.tm. II 11 turns out to be
v.onh\1. bile, mone)' \\.til be budgeted
for qualif) ing \\omen to S\) ne I
t'ftr."
All I C qualillers are fre)hmcn
C)ILCCpt K:sren Boyer, who 1 :&Junior.
Tha' }tar·~ Women' wim
team •~ the bc!\t on r~cord. Emhlen ~•d the: program wu I.CI) iluible
.. We h;ne "omen on our team
whu cume dov. nand~"' 1m v. hen l he:~ •
can, say l\\O or three lunes a wed:,
tnd v.omcn \1. ho ure dov. n here
prncucing tv.u:-e n dll) lndntduals
ex(XII on the team nccvrdtng to ho\lo
much hrne the) hl.l\e lo put ln\o u, ..
he ... -atd.
rhis \'tar' \\Omen's 5\lilm teAm • i5 the ~t on record Emblen s~ud the
program \\'US '~ry Oe,tble.
Chips face Shooters for intratnural title
Han" Jlollna~cl
~port., t dltor
l\ health\' R un·and-"huoter .. •
tc.am "ill hi: out lor r c:vengc Mondu)
n•Hht a-. 11 t.lke on Hlue Chip,m '""
)eur', incmmural b;tsL.eth..lll cham·
P""l'hir game ac 7:~() 10 ,, 1mplin
Gvm.
'"I thmk \I.e were u hllk laad·
ba ~ la .. t umc ~-=played them (81uc
<.:htp )," :ud Run-and-Shooter c;~pt.un ~c;olt 1\l~Cord. who ... aho
11111 .1mur.al' d\rc\:tor. I he un·
ddc.atcd Hhu: ll11p' 'tormcd tou S7·
..t2 wm tl\er ~h.l\ud'., team f'eb. 14
10 the: t\loo tum.,· ''"'~ meeung thl'
"\\~:'II tr) to get our 1-!rcalt; ~'\tng
bcucr tlu tune. \\'e ul t\ need tv pill)
tome ug.rt,lii\'C defen,.c," McC()rd
~·d .
"We'll have to be heahh)' to
"'1n," uid l>ut(h Mnndcl, trestunan lorwurc.l ol the Run-and·Shootcr,,
',,and \~e·~e g\1t to htt\e the board~"
D.m T ur 111, "'hu led sconng tor Run·
unJ-ShnQltl I eb 14, wu one: of
~c' c:r .11 on the team v. ho "ere
ham~reu or ab::.ent bc:cnu c: ol all·
ne"
.. \\ c: tnl>c one gllmc nt u ttme, o
11' a hnle e;.srl} to tart thmL:mg
ahout \lom.lay," sn1d Blue Ch1p •
Llamll H1ll fue da) .. We're an·
ttcipalln_g a wan." aJded Gm,-er I homa~ . Blue Ch1ps captum
I he Z\lnC:N ~Ill Itt~ the
\Vupu\,"U Pomt lorthlfd rtu~. "hlle
the Nu Z"!lmc, tul.;e on Ktmgarom
lur filth t\U games \\ill be ut 7:30
p.m.
Hlue Ch1ps f1nashed the resutar
~u on with a 13-0 rttor'd. \lohtlc
Run-and-Shooters arc I 2-L The
Zoners (I 1·.) a~ favored lor thu'd 1n
lhe pia} oils LC fencers
foiled from
frr t by PSU
\tan Rober"
Guot \\ ntcr
The I C \eteran tenm grabhcd
,-.ceond plu~c: Jt the llr..t annual mcc:t
of the '\ rth"e"t RegiOnal
( olksaau hnung Toumumenttht'
'-tturdn' nt Portl:lnd ~ tate tJnl\cN· •
r~lr men edged LC out ot fi~t
plAce. CII-SQ Oregon tate l "\c:F". •
" too~ thtrd \\tlh 4 potnt' P'l ' •
~omen too~ first, ~ tth o-.l tn
,1:\.--ond and Pac1!i\; Um-.c . ll\ tn •
thtrd
\!though the .:ompctiuon \\0!<
on an md•ndual bast,, team 'core-;
\\ere detenmnt"d b\ tnll\1ng the top
tnd•''idual CMl~) trom each team.
l 'cb Herb J-nedman, :'-f:lrl
Wright. and Cnu11 Soderberg. cap­
turtd lounh, fillh, \nd seventh
plate) re pc:~tl\c:ly. out of Jli men
compc:ltnf P"\L ,e,ztd lits.t, Sttond.
twellth
Pilm«r Barb.uu Chamberlin
tool. SP1th place 10 the ''omen'
C:Ompt'UllOO r c:n North\\~t schools \\CfC:
t'"prC$Cnted at the meet, "hich drc"
~n:nsltcn"-eD rnnl.;ed nanonall~ by
the t\mencan Feoetng League:
soonuun LC spikers favori~~·
Jake (,reenbcrg
~port., \\ rlter
I.C\ tr.lcl. t1!41m open' the out
door true!. 'tu,on 1 hh ~uturda) at
the lu: Brcal..cr I 0\ lt311onul ut Me
Minn"lle und coach fldon f "
loot. ... fot a good pc:rformnnce from a
P1ooccr team strengthened by
lre~hmen and trnn~c:~ .
"1;\cr hod~\ .,aymg that \\c'rc:
tht Itt\ ortte<' f'ix "at d. fhc
Ptoncer-. h.m: ptcked up good tnlcnt
10 both held and track events. who pluccd htfhly tn luat
T>t:.tnct II shot put und d"cu~
peutton II\ t:<p.:ctl'o transfct
Jcn,cn .wd returmng lett"""'
~tc:\ c Croshv to 1111 the. "otd in •
h.tmmer t vent left b)
Sc.:ott Burkhart , ,, nat tonul pillet:
HttthJUtnper Mike Hcdn~L
printer Kc" in Blo\\ MC I wo nr~ .....
tng lrc,hmcn Hedrick hu•
JUntp.:d b·tl, and Rio" h.ts run
)ard., 10 22.S ccond~. und the
5ll.5
LC hopes to c: tend ~ts lenctng
sea on tnlo the ~pnn~ lor the 10·
dandWII compelllton . Ui,tancr run ncr C:c:orlt chtd~ and (.rcR ( alhoun ~orl. out lor the
I ( tnd.. tum ' 'u~on opener this lteekend at the let' Breaker
in\ itational 10 \lc \1lnm lllc One or the ne\\comcrs ... ~tau
tleddoe, a t r.tn~fcr I rom Willumett c: Fi\ aho singled out lr~n,~t:
hurdler Greg Calhoun .tnd
Fergu,cn
• ots
\Vhenevcr you take uff on Continental, we'll
take olf 28°o fn;m the cost of a regular round·
trip Coach lickct tu all our mainland chic~ \\ ith
our Economy Excursion Fare. It's a great
Wa) to k~.:ep ~nur mone) in your pocket.
1 hen sit back and watch Continental put
on a .show.
W~.:'ve put the Pub on our wide-lx)died
DC·JO's, with de<.:tronic PuhPong gamt..!\ and free
popcorn. Plus c.l~:t·)u,ivc 1\pt:ciall) condensed
double feature films. old-t imt:: newsreels and your
favorite animatt:d WJn(x)ns. You <.:an aJS<J put
on 1 he feed hag for on I y ~ dollar with our
Good Times Snack~. On our \pacious. \-\ tde-look ?27's vou can put
on your hcads~t and cnJO) the frc!c: stereo
entertainment. There'!\ o\erhcad \toragt: plu'
a m1ddJc ~cat in C'oach anc..l Economy that
rotds down wht:n unoccupi~d 'io you ~an rda.x or
sprcac..lout 1 he hooks.
CaiJ Contancntal or yuur Tra\'d Agent c.1nd
ask for our 2H% Econnm) E xcur~ion Fare.
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7 to 10 d~&~ llur ?-II lit llllnl ut•llltc::• unut Mn\ ·". 111n H,·Ju,·c•l s.l\ rrrr.:~
•Iter M r\ \I 11177 tare •ul>k:•l h • t: t\IJ rppro\ ul I rrn .oool ·" tn~~ ~uhlc:d
co c;h.rrtljo; "'uhnut mnt~;c the t:o:11.:h l'uh ".n .ul11hl11 on ull
C nntonc 111111 ll<.: Ill\ C\cluohnll llaw.ur thrilllllh~n" e
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