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

April 21, 1977 Volume 37, Number 4

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1977-04-21

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Jour I ( gruduntc: \\trc dented honou
the Commumcutron I >cpartment thiJ
;~llc:r cumpleting "PCCIItl honnrs pro·
and emm.rrs
lhC' tour (ircg Mirccl.:i, l~obcrt l·o,,
! C:rutlrn.ln and Mnrgurct Ncwtnn
uatcd wmtcr term alter two quarters ol
~I ,tud\' whrch cuuld hU\C entttlcd 1 hem
110nor 10 communrc,runn, , • ·r.srtu;tfi.IIIOn 111 the ~emtnllr du.Jn't
, .... -uc:rlh• rucnn honor.,," 1-aid Jcun
l ornmucat1on~ l>cJMrtmcnt ch.ur·
w I he fucult) met nnd gr.1ded the
•tnt,' pr(!JCCt) ltnc.l p.ullcip.tllon •• In
r to re""CI\c honon; a student \\115 re­
t<l h.t\c htgh mnrk~ 1n both .m:.u
.ud nunc dtd.
The liUrpmc du,dn ure.. though not
I. caused lund feehngS ... It \\liS a ~oad
~~~11 the \\11) .uound," ~ud Cnuflmun , .. ,
11 \\11 h.tndlcd better It \\lis no \\U) to
l! us r~lrC\\CII ."
~1 thtnl< rt's u sud rcl1eclwn on the
nmunlclltmn l>cp.artmcm ,"s,ud ~e\\ton
., dcm't hu\c cnuugh conhdcnce 1n thetr
!IUlh:nh to gr.1du.11e them wtth hunor'"
"I ,,,,5 htl~ li:ed hut not Mtrprhcd when I
the rc-.ull ... surd Mtrcdi," I he whoh:
~ram \\U~ ~lade> Mnusc When I ~iHm:d
ftll 1 he hunor" prugm m I had no Jdc:a
I II \\ oiS I sllll don't ..
In 1 he p.1s1 1 he \lmtnuntcatmn)
p;trc ment ha 11" .mJnJ honor h~ G P A.
l mnn) k1d ''ere gettang honor ba cd
(,J' ... :.;ml cal .S.1h1n. ummun1c.li10n'
(e\ or
Th1 )car the t:ommun1cauon" Depart·
1 tncd snmcthlllg nc1\ The fucuh\ m·
1d a elect gwup til M udcnt \\lth a
mum cullet;c (i I' 1\ 01 3 0 to compete fur
ymbohc ol htgh t:tcadem1c achle\e·
fhc: ci.I5S, culled \enror llunors
·~"'" m, "·'~ lil l.t .. t thre: term\, F.tlllcrm
\\ere to ~lcct .1 topic lor rcitellrch
p..rtlclp~tle tn s.:m1n.tr mcl!ttng., , Wtntcr
the rc eurch fUOJCCI ""' to be C'lm·
, h"'lluwc:d by ,, prt~c:ntaunn tn 1 he
Unnms \\ere to lx II\\ ardcd b;l\cd on
Ill\ ol the JHOJect.lnd p;Hitctpalton tn the
I 1ght .tudent were t1llowcd tu SJgn Ul"
1hc honors progr.un th1 ye.1r, hut ,orne
the cl,tli' ~ut oil ''' .1 hnkcy t.lft
"I here: ''ere ncH:r till} lncull\ rnrtratc:d
:dchnc~ lOr the tudcnt to kno\\ \\h:tt \\u
ted ul h1m," s.ud Mtrccks ... M • .n)
lr.Jllng C\Cntng~ \\t.:rC srcnt tr~tng tQ
to,, consen)u some e.'i\Stons ended 10
It \\.t5 e'ltrcrnd) fru!ttrnung"
.. 1 he lucult) \\.t~ dchnqucnl an thnt
"!<.ud :-)o~bm .. \\ctl1c.ln't h.svea )II.Jhu
11 \\ t1 coni usmg "
.. \\hen \\C sturted, the students u~kc:d
put mto the a~mtR,Jt ," ''"" \\ urd. "\\ c
the) ~ohould h.1ve '' vm~.-c: 111 dc\igmns 1 ht"
It'll the: democ~uac ~L') l\ut u
~umc conlu,run Qurte hunc~tl~.
'tudc:nts \\crcn't ~~~.1d) to m:copt th~
lll:ilbihty ..
l>.;'!lpite the conlu 1on. l111e s.tudcnt, Jell
"""'"• gr.sc.lllottnl l·alltcrm ultcr spL·mhng
1umrncr prcp.mng lor honorll
Board •
new media heads
1\ vote by the Student ( ommunrcatmns
""'''·1 lms rc oh cd the 1 sue ol 1\ ho "all I ill
pn)illon of K I C St.111on ~t.1n.1ger ne t
Steve K ntKhll}. currently,, nphomorc.
c:le h:d StUiiun MuO.l(;CI after c.}m·
IC:llll)ll'i Bt).trd hurrm.m 1\ ht.:c t·ord
a .S·) tic bct\\cen K mghtl\• 11nd
llll)tHl"'"'''' R rd.;\ .Shelln.tn, "hu nlso 1\UUght
PU!IIllun.
Shcrtnun hud hcl'n endon1l'd h\ the
C Fxcculi\C: Bu.ud und b\ the \~I<. •
Roth tCl'Ommcnd.ttlom were
•r.w·,.-.•ntc:c.l ,11 the I uc~thl\' Cnmmumc.!u tton'
m"-cung.
Jet I he Uo.ll<lttl •I 11.1011:d ~>phumorc: Jell
lli"r•"" hhtur•Jn·Ciuc:l lor the I 0(J nc I
• J>aerce "·'" uncunte ted lor the oo~t
Jumor" l·r 1nli: 1•Jrton .md I 1sD
cle~;h.:d ~;o-cdtwr:s lnr n\!:\1
1 ater.tr) Rc\ te\\. • en1e ' '"He d1d ,, lot ul work.," said Wurd "In
the fall he led d1~~ U!i~ion ~rnurs .tnd drd 11
enn!lidcr. tblc .1moun1 ol "r itmg 11nd pre par,,.
Iron"
On Aprrl I I. the !!h llteult y mcmben of
the ( ommumca uon~ I >cpartmcnt met ut
profc.\~or D.m Vaumontc'll houllc for
brc.tkhlllt,tnaward honon. I hey •IKtc:cd thllt
honnr5 should be b.tscd on p.lflic1patron 10
tht ~l:lllllhi.J and 4Uitlil)' 01 the prOJCCl
M\\il tgrced that honor shuuld be b,,,ed
on both t .. ud S.tbtn, "lnv.tr~otbl) 1t turned
out 1 nat if a )I udcnt "''" c ocllent 111 one arcn
1 he) were inade1.1u.uc rn the nt her "
'The lour gr11duntes rclt thac the prcc:c·
dent Morgan ct Jail term should hn\·e been
.tpphcd to them. Sabm agreed.
"I brought up the fact that .lclf Morgan
\\a~ gncn honou." t.atd Snbin, "I leh thcu rt
\\!.1'!1 rncquttuble to gr\e honor to .1 Mudcnt
"hu partic•r••tcd on I) une term .tnd deny 11
to tho!>e \\ho \\Or~ed l\\0 terms-
Mirecki ~111d thut he mny talk to the
l>c •• n to trv and r.:\cr c the decmon C.wll· •
m<tn .ud th.tt he'd taU:"' 11 h Ward, ll lHHin .ts
the decto;ion \\as nude ollt~;ral. "'Inch ~hould
he SllOn
l wo tudc:nls rcrnam tn I he honors
".:minar, ~ltkc ~crncr .1nd l11 Orh.tch Both
~ould t1ll rc"eJH: hunor'i ,,, the end ol the
\c.tr, IM cd on the critcn., the fucultV !let • down.
Ward satd th.tl next vc.tr the cmm.tr •
•
Le~ i nnd Clark College '.~.all be more tructured ... We le.~rned n lot
this )'e.sr," she atd, .. Prror to next lull .til
toptcs t1nd scli 1on Wlll be C)tllbh•hed be lore
hand."'
Ntne
pruar.1m~. depanmenlll huve honors
Cnrnmuntcat1o n!t, f.cunomtcs, l ngltl'h, ~hatory, International AHatn,
Muthernutu :a, Music, Pohtrcnl Sc:cc:ncc: ~and
Thc:me.
I.Mt )enr honor were based on
cumulull'le <.iPA 1 hh )car departments
structure tndl\ladual honors programs
:'10 t~lnn: .. , think It' .& o;ad ren,ctlon ()n the ( ommunlcarl()n• Department;
clidn't ha\l': • '}llabu .. •nd il "·~ conru .. lne." .. lt.!l ,..~ Ill
21 April 1977
US can't feed the world, author says
\1urj!artl Butler
'-tt:lff \\ ritrr
I he US cannot treat nil countncs us
brother.; and un,elfishly gt\c 3\\ I} all tiS
lood to the thtrd "urld. saad nn t pert on
populaltun gro,\lh at the l C Hunger )nl•
pOSIUnl last \\C:Ck
Dr GurreU llnrdtn, noted author on
human u~l\al . n~kcd the 4uc lion \\hom
do~ ou nbandon "hen there nrc more people
than there 1s food to teed them·/ He sutd the
US "til be cnou I) hurt till tn~ lo proVIde
food lor the re.t ol the '\'Orld, and thutthcrc
"til ~;orne u porn I ''here I!Omc:one \\all hn \ e to
be ab.1ndon~c.J
Harthn ~a1d spcc1~ on)\' sun 1\C: bv
.. tukmg care: \'II thcm!lci\C'.u .. , o c.J,ate, the
humnn flCCIC:S hllf> Sllt\'1\Cd h) altrUISm
ducttcd 10\\llrdl) to its common $pccu::., the
la!fllJ}. tlnd throush compeutton," Hardm
sutd He ~;.ud the idea ol trc:.tttng h>UI hilhon
human~ a' brotbef') \\,t outs1de m.,n' J'IS)'·
chologtcal capa brlittcs. I n~,;J c., cd mob1hty
ha!'. milde ~ocic t~ 1mper:-onal h> the po1n1
"here the 1c.lc.1 of nhruism •~ more tmportant
thun the pr:scuce ol It, Hardm l>'tld
Dr. Oot\ld Burge s~. sentOr ofllccr ol the
E.'\ccume O(hcc ol the Unrtcd ~uuons
Chtldrcn'" l·und, ;tid llardtn \\R)~""'"g mn
drenm worltJ." thut the liS could not tU\ 1\e
•lone He i>anl the ll~ IS l<tlll dependent upon
other c:ountnc lor otl and nuneml . lt
Import -'2 pcr\."Cnl ol II o1l Crom OPI;C
nauon5 .md tlmo t h.1ll ''' the mineral
ne~o-ess.trv to II$ tndwtneo;;, Bur~e ' 'ltud
Burg~ accu~cc.J llard1n ut reducing the
:~uuggle tor lih: It, a 411c lion ol btolog), ol
:.tatJSttcs l".tlherth,,n people lie .uc.J ltardrn
hdce\ ed lhnt "to gl\ e to .t countr) JWit
be ~;aU\<1! I he\ Ill~ St.ll \tng I~ ,I WCU 1\ IClhOn "
Burge" s.ud the ruud hott,tgL· ha
~. rcatc:d chtcs rn pllOr ~;ount ncs '' h1d1 t"'' e
lurthcr mcreusec.J the !ihOitage. <..:n h cro~
urc m\"crc unpouan t 10 lhtrd wurld nntton
chun ''mph tool.!, he !!Utd
Rtclt countnc: uc rcCCI\111£ rnmeh11~
·""' thtlll poor one • tlnnJm llld 1 he u~
e PNI!o 5() per~nt "f II atd to tho c nUlll'ns
lie .ud the U~ !o 1ld Sl liQic the UO\OUnt 01
grnan to hal\ that 11 du.l tu lnd1a bet\\een 1970 unt.l 1975
The nch countncs mu,t cather
~:t)opcr:uc und d1sarm. or contmuc thelf
Klf1shue~ nnd face final dc:strucuon from
Je.alou nnlton • Burge)~ sa1d.
J1unhn ~ltd ll \loUSJUSl ~dangerous lQ
gt\C too much 1 he onh quc~uon IS whether
the U Yotll be de tro)ed h) '\'C:.:tpon\ or
st.1nc 11:self to death h) gJ\tng a\\3) alllli
luod
"Gt\ rng IS u dcstrucme course," Hnrdm
!!8111 u\\ C shuuJd M:e~ tO C tabhsh a \\OrJd 10
\\htch c\cr) country 1 sclf·rchant, not ~If·
su£11e~ent " He !1-tud ~If-uiiJctenC) meant n
~;Uuntr} luH1 C\CI)'llung 11 n~cdcd "nhan ~~
houndnru:s . Sell-lc:hunoc meant tt \lo1ls able
"' buy those resource from other nuuun
-.. llmd \\Orld nilttons are not able to
purch<tK all the) need nnd can nc\cr be: clf­
rehunt. Hnrdan said "\\ c: do n counlr)
dt enu:c v.:hen \\C gt\c them somcthmg for
notbmg," he s ld. bel::ausc that c:ounlr) no
lon.!oTCr tnc' to uppon nself.
MThc card ure Jlack.ed up agamst the
puor \\tlh taniTs., muhr·nultonul cor~
poruttom pncc swb1luauon. nd ehtes,"
H Hdm wd '"11u ~ "huttl1e n~ economtc
urdcr IS II about
.. , ou can't SU) that. b) hclpmg the poor.
\vu're JU t 1ncrcusmg the populauon af
) ou'\ c c\cr held stanmg ch1ld m ) our
irms. \\ c should mnkc tbc cond1ttoru of
trade )Uch that the poor ~n taod on their
0" n feet."
<.arrrtt Hardm: .. <~h tnt:. '' 11 dotrucch t ruuDr; LC lacks photo facilities
and prof~ional assistance
1 o Cht Editor
It' amanngto thml. I <. \lillltcd
'o lonE to bold its line photograph\
ex.hahu lkt~ccn the LOfl che
1 Jtc:rnn Rc:,1e\\. the ~omellme yenr·
bool and vnnous others, the~ art 11
lot ol people on thH· ~mpu~ "ho arc
mte~ tc:d m photogrnph)
The LOG darlroom (.1~ \\e all
l.no\\ l h onl~ a'ailublt to
photo~raphc~ on the LOu "l (
and tht \ e.ubooL: The Photo E\
htbtt rtU} C:\C:DtuaU) generate the
monl!) to buald a ~tudent darl\room ,
but probably not lor ~ome time: \
student darkroom conjure5 up lm·
•8e~ of touil cha<U. What \\e reall\ • need n .. omeone \lihO C!ln teach photograph~ ad\ 1'c c.tmpu!>
publi~o.lll(ln\, .md \UpC:f\lSC: U 'itUdent
dur\.room
\\orling on 'tudent
pubh1:.111on~ •~ suppo,c:d to be a
learmn11 e\pc:rtc:ncc: There: arc: ad·
w.or' lor c:a~h but no one to ~U'I't
photollraphers 10 lc:armn~ nc\li
tt\:hniquc:' or to te.u;h b.1\ic~ to the
man) ''udent' antc;:re\led 10
photogr.aph) u .. a hob b).
It 'c:c:m' that the Com·
municatton) und An Department'
could JOint!) htrt' )UCh U pc!t,On.
Guidon~ 10 thh arc.1 "'orc:l\ IJci.;-• • lOS.
Robm l'al/mt'
Preacher gave warped view
To thr [d.itor: \
The e\'angcli~t "ho :-.po._c: on
campu' t\\O wed;.. ago 'et
C hmtmnu~ b."! d. 2000 )ear ...
Mel Jone' dtd not under ... tand
that when he \\rote hi, letter m
delcnse ol the man (I,OG 4 ., 7"~)
Jont"j :ud the r~ponse of the: uowd
w.t' di:.appointtng. but it "a.. no
mo~ d1~ppointing thun the mon's
evangc:hsm . Li)tcner) rna} hn' e
)ellcd :st the pea .. er, but that "a:.
the onl} "41' to j;C:t through to h1m
The man "l'-)elhng htmseU.
Jones ~1d he h.1d hoped college
•tudent5 "ould be open-mtndcd, but
the e\'angchst was not betns open·
minded htmself. The tuden~ were
u open-minded as the .snuauon
called lor. The evangelist "ouldn't
let anyone ;u~ a qut!tion. He JU~t h.1cled ,J\\a) und kept on )elling.
.lone' compared the mon to
Chri~t. :W)ing tht e\,mgdtst
dednred ,, ~inular mc:"'l8C to J
modern cun\d But the. s1umuan "II"
cntHeh different. Chmt dtd nat • prc.1ch ,, hell'l> fire and bnm~tone
me.~ge. He prt .. lched love. not con·
tempt. He preached the C.ood ~C\\!> ,
I he e\,tn8th\t \liU\ pre.u.htng
JU"t another "ar~d mterpn:tation
ol l hmu.tnuy.
\\e "ill 3gree. hO"-C\er, that 11
doe•m t hun to Dtttnd .,ef\·ic:c .. to lind
out" h3tll\ all :1bout. But tho~e "ho
attend "til lc:un that what it', all
about u not "hat he is p~ch10g .
Jtnni(u Drill •
ht'\ ;, Baml
Sormon Jorgtmon
Dlltf h \I Dllclt'l
Machine murder questioned
To tht Editor:
I 1all ro ~~ the )ymbolic:
sign1ficunce of "'tabng an a,c: .. to a
~c:ndmg mllchine, regardless of 1ts
state of rc:patr or durepair.
What purpo~ d~ It ,.c:r-.e to
bang awa} at a machine that 1a. far
lrom betng permanendy dt~unc­
tional7 It is o waste of resour~ that
e\el)one ~eems to cry about ~'1ng.
Brc:alJng a potentiall) "or lung
mach10c is waMelul and d~tructhc: .
Brcalmg a machine that "ttl never
wor~ . agJUn i' de\'oid ol even ~ym­
bohc purpo~oe r.~n~ the: machme w;u
incapable of funher mleeting
anyone wnh Jun}.: ,.:ood.
• Wouldn t u hove been bc:uer to
'ohcu donata~n~ for lood than to M~e
the acqut~tllon ot .1 rruu:htne to
brca._? Or couldn't people hnd tl
more constructi\e "a} ofe\press10g
)Uppon tor LC"6 cleaner dtetllf)
menu?
It maght ha'e ~n"lun"tota~e
a sWing at the muchme, but I'd call it
more of 11 mas I\ lor relealling people\
locl\ed·up lrustmtion~ than a tribute
to good eaung habits. Michael
Jacob~on dC$Cnes credit lor helpmg
frustrated people find u relea:.e but
he shouldn't cl:um an organic food
\ICtOf\, •
John oumaJJO '
uttt'n to the• I:.lltcJr ,J,ou/J h,
cldc/r~ .l.lt'd 10 8() \ .: I. n,,. df'cJdlmC' {I
10 a.m.. \fmulau. All.wbnlll)lom
.111011/d bt• H'pt•d cJml urt' whjtc t to
t J illll,'t.
Credit short
l o the: Editor:
Wh)' l!o u that the clttl>'>e'> whtch
demnnd mo~t ol a \tudc:nt\ tame are
offered lor the leu~t amount of
c~d1t'1 Nnmcl) lommumcnuon'-> <IC
tl\ '111~ 'ou ~:an onl) recetve puruut
credit.
ro ortcr onl) that much for the:
Pionttr LOG and ld.C b to den)
thetr imponanc:c .. u I C. 1 he: collese
glVc~ credit lor practical e\peric:ncc:
in mJn) field,, hut not the'e ac·
II\ llae~
\ren't the LOC: and tr..l t: pruo­
tical el'.perien~:e" Do the) not
pro' ide the ~me opportunities that
~tudent .. "ould rec:ct\t out there an
that munelou:. "real world"?
I'm 'urc: mo.,t student' 10\olvc:d
wath tho~c: '" o med1u work ''" hard,
11 not hurdc.r. than \tudcnl'. sla"IO!!
for" ugcs at the Orn~amon or Ku \\
I'll bet 'ome of them put 1n mor(
wor"-ang hour.. thun mo~t full blown
profe,~ol"!. and wu hout ~ulunc~ .
Some" or II longer hour11 lor the
medtu 1 han lor regular ch'''e-. It
'how s when grades come out.
I'' e heard ol L Of~ c:duors "ho
put 10 lrom lour to ''" hours a d.t'
und KLt per..onnel who wtll hO\e
logged 100 houn belore the term 1s
over Rcponer. ha~e b«n known to
breal. old habll!. \Uc:h ll!. slec:ptng ond
eatmg to get a scoop. und OJ'~ often
wor~ eAtrn !>hifts .
If the Communicauon..' Depart·
mc:nt \\on't rccogmrc: ull tho'e
ma~ocht)~ 10 the ba,ement or
Templeton, I'd advtse tht scudc:nL' to
tum tn thcar typcwntel"!. and Jspmn
Even 1f the department cannot
recogmre all l>tudentl.tn thu. work. at
least g1ve 11 to the editors and
rna Oil gel"!.. f"m dumn llted of sc:c:ing
them ~lumped O\c:r thetr typcwnter ..
and snonng tnto un open m1kc:
Editor's not~ ·
We arc. ts,umg thb lormol
J>tatc:ment to the. C.ommunicutions
Dept: lf the~ dc:mund' arc not
met, we '"" fire bomb your hndy
new ottac~. cream and lt'-''Ue ~abm'
house, and lorcibl} remo\e D1clr;
Ho)t\ mo~tache .
C orJro/11 t'UIIr.t,
CLF
(( ommumcattum
Lrbt•raflun front) Skeptical legalization
Mtl Jones
Staff Wrltu
l vcr .. ,nee 1 he debacle ol
Wattrgute I've: been ofOtcted wuh
t~ttrcme dl\trU~t or tho~c: we\ c
elected to rcpre.~ent Ul> I'm u~>ually
\U!IpiclOU\ of pronouncement\ hand·
ed down by our "leaden" an
Wn">htngton
1 hal> &J..cpllci!Jm ha~ even ex
tended it,cll to l:t!>Uc!> that until
embraced bv \\ a:.hJngton. hud had
m) unequtvocable \Uppon The
Government\ endof'ement of an}
~oluuon male' me ~'amine m)
lc:chng) on it
For in,tancc: the Carter Ad
• nurm.trutaon recent)} announced
that 11 ~u' con~tdcr1ng the
dccnmanulit4-llion of po:>'c:'ston of
'mull amounts (one ounce or~~~) or
munJuana . lll" announcement et
oil al1urrv of rcacuon' from around
the countrv
l he proponcnh of the mcasurt
declared thert hud not been un)
dral>ttc. mcrca .. e tn maryuann U'>c an
.. tate~ th.H hod pa,sed :.amalnr lnw'
Opponent\ declured th.n 'IUt h
uct10n would be eMremel) husty,
'mcc no bod~ really ~no"\ "hat the
long term elfect:. of munjuana use
maght be.
• And finally there: were the usual
"L:ooi.;l>• who objected on purely
''moral" ground:. h wa:. obvaou' to
them that the decnmmalu.auon of
miWJuana would. at the very lea:.t
tn'>urc the total moral corrupuon ol
our young. At tt:. wor't 11 could
caU.\t the ulumate dCc\truct10n of
democruc' as we know It •
l''e .tlw.ty., :.upportc:d
dccrtmtnalitatton. Too many people~' h\ c\ huvc been
'Ievere Jlltl term'> of up to 20
the \lmple po,\C\\IOn ol a JOtl'l
But •omethang occurred
1he other doy i\nd a& 11
~uddcnly hnd my:.ell w1th
objeCtiOns \lltltlor to the :uo1'tn
11oned kookll
What prompt~d tht
about lucc wus \C:C:tng the
Ra//rrha/1 In thu. chalhng
the luturc all the world t\ u
jumdacuon ol mcga-coroo'ra
Corpora te: bo\\e' rule I he wn,rt.
it' manton.. ln thc:tr ~ ... ~, .... _
hand lie., the comlon and
ol c~eryone .
In one 'cc:nc:. one of these
le1dcr' d1spc:n'e' ,, pill w htch
dutc' great drc:ums.
1 he 1 mplic.ation WU\ that
pi I h were u .. ort ol re\\ ard
made hie: c:a,icr "nd more C:OJID\'1
I abo got the amprc:-. .. ton tlllt
palb were controlled and dt\IICI
b~ lhc go\ernmcnt
1 h1' r.u,c:d 111 m) mtnd
'flec.tcr ol \omcc hmg sumlar
'"ll u' lur "" rnnrtJuunn and
''mand altcnng" drug!> ore cone
cd
I' It 1 oo I ar-1 etched to
of a government that '"OUid
drugs to im.ure tht compln
lh cuircn,'! II dccnmmahu
manJuunu ~ ncar. can go\ .. rM
rc!!ulallon and ta~uuon be
around the corner?
I'm not even .. ure that
JU.Ina hn' that potenual But
le~1d me into th~: poslliO•l ol
who cluim the long term
u'e urc unknown .
'co" I'm 1111re that the~c:
are talkmg about the
phy:,1ologu:al dlect~ But I than~
pohtt~l eUcct~ (or at lea~tthe
taut lor such <I thtng) should
COn\ldercd • J --11
~I IIIIU\Cr phl)
..,u~du\t ~
Ulnnoc:k mc:rch
in Pamplin !
inori1
sal2
~ana Crey
tarr w
I'm not u bout to accu\e
\tUdent~ t current ndnumstruuon of the pohd such evtl plan~ After all
~yment at th mouvauon mtt) vc:r) "ell
dt~cusscd econom1t
The chmatc Jnd \Otl "'"',.'" no black prof
ncce))ary for the cultt~utioo :iu;r. on the JU
peanUt\ might aho be Ideal ror Vld Savage
But '>ertouo,l" I don't thtnL "~•d L( wn
additionul 1mpltcatton n to c:mplo
decriminnllllng grus' ~hould be 'We buve fOUJ • ... ,~·. •· that b. c:l norc:d. rhc: 'lame objection aruc • .,.A •• "nd teach b couf'le. fherc: :. no real 'Wa) or
mining that mnrijunnn tould ·ought off b;
'iUCh "" cl rc,t :. \Chooh., .. Sa
would a well But al at doc:J>, then ats Jeill: from an east uon could ver} well mark the 10 do here an 11 democracy u~ we kno" at
'age ..a1d 1 he
••~•uultcant':. ctl
lll.&PPilal~liOn. "(
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1 dlllll In< hltr ........ • •••• -.. • ..
\1anatlnt l diiCir • • • ... • •
\11 Olri'Cior . ---.. •
l'hOIOtntp h) 1-dllllf .. • •
\pot1\ I dnor
\d•rrtl,lnr \lana&rr -·· .. (>COli Co~ lc'
Jdl P1cr«
Ou1ch \1andcl
l'h)lll\ 0 ICJ
H11n' llobn.1~
K 1111:n I omb.tnl
I aun Marun
Robc:n H1111
I C'\1 \1r'llham~n
\ndmo Ka~ B"'ln~• \tanaau • < ompU"IIIon fell ocr ... • -. •
( lrc:utaclun \tan.llrt • ••
l.lbramn • • .._
l'ubUck Occurmcn • • .. ( md1 O~eru
\\ rllrn • • Knm 8.t1rd, Marprr1 Bual~r . lhc:nda Kurncll.
Run lJ;nu, Jell 0111.0n, J~nmfu Pnu. "•"-' Gr~)'·Johns.on , Karen Ho~l:lll , llltl
Jpnr Ct.tu~ Manm, ( hru Ohm•n. Perry ()bon, \lc•c krub(r~tr
'J>OI1• .. · ~am Onw. J;,kc Gr«nbn&, Jul1c Jon"" \nn ~lcr1Ltf
Ph<.tCoanph) .~ ........ _ .......... _ • ..,,._,_ ..... _, ......... _M,.._ u,ll [)c.an(' Jell Ot~Oft
l1aH OCiuJhen). LJc:lorn Jones, Karl Pelc:l'\tn , Ann l'1rnun. Ron R1~h~td1 , Oou&
Ro•cnbc:ra. Stnc Ro.tnll\41 , I( ~lc: Rolhc:rbora . ~coli !'hull
Carnhnc t.;~lc Will \l<nahl
< umpcl\tllun .la)n' ll.lrj:• n, <.:tnd) Ur~anc li.-.rcn Jharad•,
Sharlrnc k ~moro, tluol MaiJUil\UIM Man. Mt( ulluch,l ., Orb.Arh. Jrnnclcc "oud~
\rtltl ·-· • -.. , .. Mauc \\ uc:rktr
f'hotu \tr,fnlnc • .. • Jell IJucon. Stt!IC' Ro...:ncha t. Ann P1cuno
-'d''""' , •. • • J(rch~rd liu)l
\prilual (,uldan\c ·--•• _ 'r«ttc ol \/nhuna
C>llluMI publn:ahun ol thc-Auocwttd Sludrnh ol 1 <~a. ~anJ < lar~ ( ollri]~. 0()1$
r.t.unc Hrll Ruad, P~,~nl;an.J , Clr( on Q721'1 l'uncc;J ~cdl) dur•nslhuca.Jcmt n-nr
I>) lht I .ale ()>~C'i;O R~ue• .:OC:C<•fkl clan l""lafJ: p<~od 11 l'uMI•nd. Orct:un 1\nnual
•u'-':raruu" CO) I Sl 75 lor U ' •uMc:ul>tu \ ""'l caprn>t'd are lht•'c (olthc •nlcn
•nd du not rt«OYaral) rcllcct I he \'ICWII oi lhC' •tudent bud , the l•cult • or the colic"'
udm>nrtlnalton ·\nd it h -
.. .,
-
5 that
t.·ard ;i~JIIIU\rr plo)' 11 dulcirnrr ur hi' uwn m11kin~ at (.C'\ dghth
~u\\ du't I C\tl\lll lu'l week.
ock merchant reclines In ont of 126 boo th~ that ro<e from tht
In Pamplin 5port\ (entrr
OOJ!-111 inority deficiency seen;
salaries not attractive?
~hould
BCCU$(
oJ
all,
"ell 'ana Crey-John,on
Starr Writer
\IUdent!t met recently to
the polic1es or manonty
.tt tht!o college One
dt,cus,ed wa~ that there
no black profe~~orlo .lnd onl)
conan·t~ck on the Janttonal '>tarf
t\11Uor. 0a d " d I
1 for '' .>.l vage, actmg ean o
~ud l C wa~ under no legal think "''"'n to emplo} Un} mmorit}. 100 'Yt'e huve lought hurd to get
)uld be ic:) thut "ethntc mmonues,
olrllie,l~n .. <lnd teach here. But the oot
ught off b} more high!}'
...... ''hoob " ':)a' age )Uid • \nd
would a well qunhfaed blnck
lc&Jtl;l I rom an c;a't coast Uot\er\lty
do herem a )mull hberal art\
Savage s(ud there ~a' no W"d) to
•• u,,phcunt\ ethntc background
<tpphcullon. r he r orm' are not ;-- ~ted to ll\k that
!---1 \nd 11 1s tllc:glll to ask for
•o...,Jc> •
Pacr«
andd
O•ICI
lznard
mb.ud
1arun
'I Ha•r
crkff
en on
Hn)l
hona
061.S
)'dll
nual
(~ photograph~ .dong "'th
apphcauons One would rind 11 dtC­
hcuh to know who 1~ blacK. chtcano
Or Whth; u~ually I( il. Ca5} lO Jt.nOW If
the applicant ~~ m:Lic or remale
though"
In 1968. a black poet-professor
named Mtke Harper wns gtven the
opport umty to teach black htstory
and culture at L C. but turned the
ofrc:r down He felt he could not
tc:<~ch a c:our~e in black ht:.tof"} and
culture at a school \\ith onl} a te"
black )\udcnb. Hc:dtd not wuntto be
burdened b) hav10g to teach nil the
c.:our,e!> alone
It "'ould ~ problemat ic to en·
Ioree any pr~!>Ur~ on the: l C ad­
mtnlst rauon bccaU!>c at I) onlv tile: gal
to not employ ethmc mmonlle'l at
IOStllUliOn\ that recti\ t \Ub\ldie'l
!rom the lJS government Sull "C:
could demand the nght to 'IC<. the
upphcataon!> and to !lit m the: employ·
ment commmc:c to Wltnc:~!o the: con·
duct of afhur' Acid rock
lingers on
( lain M11rtin
StaH Wrilrr
I here "ere nn ghttc:r suit5 M
ll1101C thro"cr oil the Supenr.tmp·
Ptoc.:ol ll.ucm ~;onccr t l.lM Sundu)
I he onh rod-~lum trend that !lhO"·
cd "rt" the USC ol JUOJCCIIOIU dunng
No Supertramp :t.Ongll
Ot thtll UO}'Onc: Ohjcctcd. fltc
uudtcncc "cnt m1hJI) In .anc ounng
Supcrtmmp\ pcrlurm.•ncc ~;crca­
mmg. cl.tppms. wht~thng .tnd JUm­
ping ltkc the} thd dunng the llcatles
ern
fhe hght show wa as much,,
part of the Supcr1r.1mp concert ato
the mu~1c . I he hghl yellow. blue,
red, orunge, green .tnd w hue were
u~cd "1th preciSIOn . Inc}' 'Were par­
llcular I) cllecli'-c: dur&ng "Dreamer ..
1\n almu:~t supc:rnauurallcehng was
crc:.Jtc:d with colored spot light and
•• trobc. During their pc:rlormunce
of • ( nme: ol the Centur~ ". u bnght
\\hilt hght w.tll combtncd With pro­
JC:Clllln ol the \hill.\ W.t)
Supc:nr.amp rehe. on in-
)lfumcntu l5 more than VO\."als, and
with good rt:a\\On. I he lyw:s leave
\umcthmg to be c.lc;ircd. They arc
repclltl\c ,
60\ hnartburn
Procol Hurc:m, .lfter over tc:n
}'cars ol lunging, 1::. ~till a warm-up
band. II h\es on ih laurels­
.. Pandora':; Box" and "tights Out".
Their nc'W songs have not been
\Utce~ ful. The) have become too
commercinl-m tnded Wnting for a
ma~$ audience hu' pot led thetr style
Proc:-.11 H.1rem ha~ changed a
grc.lt deal smcc: 11 ' rormauon The
only fnmtlar face wa11 Gary Brooker,
who wrues most of the group·,
mu~nc. B J Wtlson was ou~tandmg
on drum,, e~pcctally dunng a solo
t hut wa' more than five minute!\
long.
Procal Harem·, hght crew bad
trouble: coordmatm£ !~pot' und stage
hghb 1 he: general eflect "a' that of
a · B' movte about an acid rock band.
There "c:cm~ to be no moti\le lor hght
ellects 10 :;omc son~. h "'"" eas~ to
imagine a ~lightly bemu')C(j (perhap:.
crocled) crew ~ntc:kc:nng O\'er the
lightbourd and throwtng ~witchtS on
impuhc
\\ hlle Procal Harem and
!>upertrump .trt dc:\eloping quality
mus1c, it i~ till on!\ pr~uy good.
Acid or hurd rod. mu\lc hus lo~t its
dommance in the mu~1c scene. It i\
c;ncour.tgtn{t .tl le.tst to "ct two
group:. tryang to s.uat.un a breed that
ha' bctn tn d.mger ol bc:comtng
c'tmct.
That's nofhlniJ. I saw elghf dudes gef blown away /usf Ia sf nl hf I •.. ' --
/1 ts thr job n/ a
tlc'\\'3f'Ufll't to pflntth.­
fl«'lt<f ontl rolu ht'll
H til/om I Storr•
Rabin 10 Irate ofncr. Pnme Mtnlstcr Yllr.hak Rabin plans to take
a permanent leave: of Jbsence tomorrow und hand O\lct the ortic:e to
Oelen~ \hm ~ler Shimon Peres. nccordmg to a goo;emment source
The move tallows d11closur~ thot Rabm and hu wife: ma1ntamed
illegal bJn~ '"count 1n Washington DC.
~panl~h tlretlon' Spa1n'' liNt parliamentary election~ in 41 years
w1ll ~ held June 15 \ two-house p<trhamcnt w1JI replace the $!Ogle
mtiag bod) CJtabhshcd by the late d1cuuor Frunc1sco Franco 111 1942.
Under n nc\\ Ia", clfll' p..rty -•ncludmg the: Communuts. v.ho hu\e
already submmcd everal namt$-may run candidat~ for 5S7 con­
grel \tonal otlices.
Indian ~:her . Prest dent Caner .announced last "eck that he: \4; til
not c.trry through a plan to send S50 ux rebates to 100 mdhon
Ameucans because. he sa1d, the: economy 1s 1mprov10g. Inc rebate wu
one of (.mer's proprum he hoped would bolster the: US economy .
~accharin unctton The food .md Drug Administrauon. after
banmnt; i.lcch.ann .1 " tood addill'<e, satd 11 'W111 allow s.acduann p11ls
and po\\den to be sold only 1f they can be pro\'en c:ffc:cuvc in
controlhng obe ity and dtabetes
Hu~hn ~ill calltd a for&tr;r. I he FBI has declared the "Mormon
Wlll"-lirst and most lamow ofmorethanJOwtll supposedly"Wrillc:n
by Howard Hughes-a forgery. ln\IC:Stipton u.echamples of Hughes'
wnung to determine that it was "an unsldUed attempt to copy or
o;tmulate 1 Hughes') \\rtllng." The will. (ound nearly a year ago in Salt
Lake City, would huo;e allocuted one-si,tc:cn th of Hughes' fortune: to
Mel'llin Dummar . o I ormer ~crvtcc stut ion owner who ~ys he picked
up Hughe' hllchhtlmi 10 the Nevada dc:!'.c:n.
Tuition demonstration . Student, at the Unhenuy ol "-tiamsorc
plunmng to dc:mon!l.tratc: af.(Uin~t tncrca'td tuition. The dispute began
when the c:ollcgc prcstdent announced the: fifth tuition hilro.e in sa~ )ear ,
bringtng tutuon up to SJ SOO. SllOO more per )eat than in 1971.
<.eneral Brown defends dommic: tpylna:. General George Brown.
Cha1rm.m or the Jo10t Chieb of Stafi caused a rlap la'l lall by
declanng that bract was "u militat') burden"' to the United States.
Bro" n '" 0111 :.&gain. In o recent deferue ol domestic sp}1ng Brown
)<lid
"II un)' ciuzen of this country ss so concerned !bout his mail being
read or is concerned about h" presence: tn u mc:cting beang noted. I'd
\11\ "c: ought to read his mall and li.no'W what the hc:U he ha.) done."
Watch (or the ne't Brown blooper, whu:h as cbeduled for
.)omcllmc in late \ugust.
'•ked Gratitude . A vi itor to !>an francisco was recently arre5ted
lor npo,mg hlm\Cif in public
Arrbling othcers lound the man standing naked near one ol the
est} 's mam plaza~. arrc ted h1m and put the: man m jaal.
At the dc:c:lothed man'\ tnal. the JUdge ruled to '>Ct h1m lrc:c
without ftm~ becuu~c: the nudi!\1 w;as a tourist.
ltowc:ver ,~, the arrestmg officer were returning to their beat.
the) "poned the ~me man ans1de the courthow.c. pant.s do" n and
bU!>IIy unbullontnl: his :o.hirt
While: the ofitcet~ C:'>conc:d the man bad. to jail, the) a')\>ed ham
"hy. llle complu,tve nudht e'plamed thut he was ~imply tryang t(l
sho" his apprcaal\on and JO) .at the court' conclusion .
The toumt j., now wcunng the dcmm pants and conon hirt • commun to the anmutc:s of the San Frana co County Jatl.
Pau, Hcant <:oe\ to Collrce. Pany He..1r~1 has been accepted to
':)t.tnlord Um,er it) for the 1977-78 term. The Stanford CNt/1 learned
the He.lr't \\til enroll u n p~}chololl) undergraduate: from" tanford
l.aw chool graduate who no\\ worL:s tor Hearst''\ defe~ Llw,cr. F.
lee Ba&le\. -B.ule) wa pictured on the Dail} 's front page ched1ng out the
campu .. tn l,alo Alto Ia 1 prang wuh 11 bod)Suard He 'Wil! ~upposedly
there to spc:al at the l.a" "thool forum. but the: DoJI~ · chums he was
loo~mg for any sccunt~ h.u .nd~ that maght jeopardize the nc" paper
hc:ue '·
lntcrc:,ung that Patty w1ll tud} J>$)chology o.s :-he w':l:o. brought to
~tanlord tor P"Ythologtcnl le-ts tn the fall of 1975 and an mformC\1
source 'tatec.l that: ·P.Itt) wu 'cry tmprcs:.ed wuh the Jh)chologi bat
tantord \he told her luther thut1J he dtdn't go to Jail, shc:v.anted tll
auend ~taniord amJ 'tud) ps)choiOI) ."
Tb~: Oath wa able to question Hcust b) smus&ling notes to her
throutth one l'fher lnend' Hcar't said that 'be wus "lool..:ing torward
to comang to Stunloru.·· but teared ~he might be lonel) bc .. -au col the
•
c:~tcn .. l\e 'ccuntr •
Extc:n 1\C: ~ecunt) h. u mtld form of uying that Hear t "til
•
vmu.tll~ be tmpmonc:d ''hale: attending chool. OtJrtn lite: v.'aS
con~•uered tou dangerous lor Hear:.t, and an ent&n~ hou e as being
cleared lor her use. F111her R ndolph Hearst has agreed to pa) tor ab
upkc~r :and cturll) "hich wtll include in\talhng bullctprool glas.s tn
all "mdo")· und a entr) towerin the roof. All doors wall be rcmforced
\\tth steel and the hou e w11l ~ filled wuh alarms. h-nnaf~r Oun
Ma(( '' rfttr
In rnmtll\ c '~li:lt'UC \\omen
"~rc: not onh the: procreators of hie,
but aho the chael prv' adc:r ol the
n~ ~•••e and comlort-. ,,t hie, ac­
C\'rdans to b~h n Reed, an ~tuthor
on femam m, ~oc:tah m, md
anthn'P''IOS} . She ':ud tht:'
nadamcnts ('I e~c:n"-c , medione. nrl
and IAnt."Uagc: dc:,clopcd m the
rourse or ~'Omen,· "or!.;
Reed, "ho rc-centl) pubh,hc:d
H omt'n's J.\·olulfon • Prom
Matrfart'hal Clan ro Patnorduzl
fonull, 'poke at LC ,\pr. 13 Her
lcctu~ . uti~ "h BioloQ \\'oman'
~lln)' 7," deal! "1th women's role
an pn:ha tone ocietae' and the
lUlU~
·one of the bag naml-ol thl'
IC'CI urc: arcu11 a to da pellthe notaon
that ''omen :u-e h<lndic.~ppcd due to
potenulll mothernMd " Ree-d ':ud.
"Women hA'e not Jl\\.1\) bc:c:n the '\
do" ntrodden ex "'
Reed said the founder:') ol
anthropolt,~ · CXJ'lurcd I he ~o~a;\1
tructure:~ or pnmati\C: J'I('Ople:. but
dad nl'l undersland them I he\ en­
countered ~ uhu~ \\hath had not
become patnarchal or carJtnlm hut
didn't oc._no"ledgc that the} \\ere
wuall) nunn:uchaes
1 he mo t contro,~mnl and
misunder tood &'>peel of pnmlla\'C
cultun:s was the maternal clan
i\)lem, Rctd 5a&d 'he s.:11d • matnorch' developed ll" a rc ult ,ll
c:111111b;th m l'nmlla\e mon ~;~oluld
not datlertniiUh~ bct\\~n hum.lll'
nnd anamat-, o frequent!\• lo;tllcd h1s
"'" n lmd
I o prc:\'CIIt tht Reed s;ud,
\\'\)men or •.tnlicd p;. ufllt .uound
tht-m,ch ~. I hc~e g~eltlfl" ancludcd
hn.lthcrs nnd i::.ter , and the
mother' hrtlther ,nlUJ'' allted
'"'hone an,,thcr to lorm clans. 1 he
ohdont)' ,,J the "pnmal horde'' ''•'~
protected "hC'n humnm. lcM ned to
rccugnarc then lo;inr.mcn nnd dad not
~til them. 1 ha' " I\ the ba''' ol
0\.~Ct\, Rct"d said. • Rt"Cd s:ud productton began an
the h . .nd~ ol "omen. Women bualt
the ~hcllcr • g.tthercd lu<ld nnd bore
chaldrc:n I he) "ere re'p<~n ... ible fM
bnnging humanll) to the pl'tnt of
Cl\ tlmuaon, ''hale mc:n hunted J.nd
r.~hcd
"1 he mJJtnnn·h) con4uerc:d the:
ammal "'\lnduwn' ol 'ouet~ nnd
"ll'c m.an).;tnd culture Reed '«ld.
"It h.ad Culhlled n~ rurpox and hod
h> gl\-c \\tl) tonne" ~}'tem . Pm-nte
propl!rl) " '' progrc '>1\Calthe &inn~ .
II unh:ashc:J po'o:-.ahihtic:' I or much
hagher loge ol ruoductaon ..
Reed 'Wad "ornc:n ria}~ u
lcadmg role: an 'o~aet) until tht:
hcg~nnang of modern ~•' tlil.ataon,
nbtlUt ~1)( or ~e\en thousand \ear')
aro I he matnarchy ga'e wa) h., a
patnurc:hal, pmatc propcrt) '>) .~tem .
When n'~ed nbout the future.
Rctd stud the patnurchal ~} ~tcm hn-.
fulhlled tl!i funcuon und :~ nc\\
chan • g soon
College :.enaor~ ptanmng to ta~e
the Gr~~duatc Record E.'ammatton)
(G R E) Aputudc T~t nc.\l I all will
see ~omc than go an the cum. t\ ne"
lettlOO dC)Igoed 10 mCiliUTe
an h'tacal d.ill will be: added to the -tflldtllonal areal> that test \trbal and
quanutame · ~ill .
1 he chan£e, the lirst '>Jncc the
current lorm of the Apmude Tot
wu antroduced 10 the JQ.W'to.lS ba~
on research b,· the Graduate Record •
Exnrrunauons Board that sho"ed
that anal) ucal 11lills can be das·
tinguashcd from \Crbal and qu.an­
ttiAti\C sldh. :snd arc related to
academac: suc:ccu.
Educataonal Testinp Sc·,H:c
(ETS). \\hach adrrunhten the c am
lor the GRE Board, UJd the ad·
dallon::al mca•urc will enable r.~udenu
to demonstrate a wtder :trro} ot
ocademu: talent'" hen the_> appl) tor
admtuaon to graduate &ehools.
The ne" measure will test :1
atudent'~ •bib; m a number of areas.
-students wtll be able to ~how then
cabtluy • to rccognt/c logacal
relauonshap~. draw eonclustons
hom a complt:A r.enCJ. ol statement&,
and detc:rmtne reluuonsht ~ bet" een
andcpcndcm or JOterdependcnt
cate ona. of group!.,- ~ud Janu
~omen1llc, GRE progr. m dttcctor
at El'S
he cxplamed that, hkc the
ltlldlltonnl measure$ olthe G Rl~. the
new tat w11J Uie \'iiOOUi KJnd• of
qucJliOfli.
WThrec 1ypes "'II be used 10 ahe
aJUL1~1acal sectJon unal~s111 ol c:x­
pl nalJon&, logtcal dtngrnrru. nnd
n:th1acal rea)onang quesuoru. each
deiagned to ~~~ ;a dliTcrcnl aspect or
anal)'lJCilJ ilbaht),"' •he ~~atd
Somcrvdlc al!io cxphuncd that no lorm.tl traanan~ in logic or
method'> ol anal}''· ·~ re~uircd to do
\\til on the ne" measure.
"omc: anal\ ucal ~kill~> are rc-
4Uircd and dt velopcd in \'lrtually all
held!\ ol tUd\ • o;hc explained.
"And. li~e 'crb.al and quanutatave
kills, analytical :~olilh, ilrt developed
over a long period of ttmc and are
not bc:he\ed to be tmpro\ed to any
1agnilican1 degree by tntensl\c )tUd)
an .s bnel penod of ttmc:·
\omer' tile :~ho noted thnt the
19"'"' 1M GRE Bulleun of lnlonna·
uon wall descnbe the ne\\ measure
ancl "all include 'ample questions
and cxplanattoru ot the on~~ers,
The Bullettn n. sent tree to .all
st udc:nt' rcg•"enng lor the G R E.
In ~tddataon, a ~ample: Aptitude
1 t)t conuuning I he ~me: number
and types ol questions as the ac;tuul
cum can be ordered at one dollar
per cop) Both publicattons will be
:nail a blc on A ugu~t I.
Dc~pitc: the ne" adduaun the
(,R E \\111 rcmntn u three-hour letol
stncc the \crbal and quantitumc
portaonb have been shortened 11nd
the umc ~>a\led allocated to the ne\\
mca~urc
.. Inc amc: re5earch eftorl that
produced the nc:\\ measure ah;o
)Jelded 1hortcr \tnaont. olthe \C:rbal
und quanuuau~c: ~~«liOns that arc
comparable in rehab•ha)' and
ut~ef ulnas ltJ the ear her nnd longer
secttons." .a1d Somerville
The: ORE" ta,.c:n a~ch }car b)
about 300,000 college ~>tudcnt as
part of the ndma t(ln~ JHOco' to
grnduatc s.chvQI. I 'he exum "oflcrcd
M>. uma. a yc.u, ~hale advnnocd lbta
m 20 ubjec.t arc olfcrc:d fhc umcs a
)<:ar throu3hout the nution,
Hair Fashions for Men & Wotnen
Open Monday Thru Saturday
Located at 501 1st St. -Corner uj 1M & B Sr.--
Lake Oswego 636-7626 \'tem mU!>I be an,tnutcd. Thai •
~,-,tem would nut be .a matnarchnl • one, 'he satd "ht mad he lu\ ored a
'ociah~t s\ ~tem an \\ hich raci-.m nnd •
~ i .. m \\OUid not exM. But women
mu!lt becurclulto protcctthcar ngtu-.
an a tran\tllon hom capmda'm to
soaali!lm, she: "<11d,
.. 1 here :arc: proJc,!>or\ dc:clarin~
at thh hour thut \\Omen arc an·
hc:rcntl\ anfcdor, ,,~ \\C:II as men lll •
another ~In color." Reed 'atd. "For
a mtllion \ears ll wa~n't thut ""' so
w h\ should It be that w.IV todu v 1"
Reed argutd that ..1 llliUnarchy wa' not the oppo,uc: ot u pitlrmrchy .
'"omc .. ay that m:un.ar<:h) wu'
u p\;raod \\hen women dominated
men," Reed s.ud. "There has nc\cr
been un} ~uc:h pcriud and \O) ou get
hoo~\\anlo.:ed into behning that the1c
has ne\cr been a matnarch)."
Rc(;d ~~~ the mntnarchy ~a .. u
communal, egulitanan <.y,lcm. ,\II
the: lruu' of labor \\ere shared and
neither sex dominated the other. 'he
,;ud I here were da:.llncuons bel" een
the: 'e'e' \\llhtn the mutnorch), but
thc:rt "'a' no dt!lcnnunatton ba:.cd
on them Reed ~:ud 'he hope .. her
"all te.tch und encourage
hut.tddedthlttllc:rboo~i ol
t:mce to anthrupolog} us \\ell
tcmma't mo,cmc:nt.
~he said he hope' her bOCit
encourage \\Uillc:n to -ec:~
rcspon .. abahty an lhc future
\\omen knn" \\hut the\ dad and
the\ \\ere 11 "'II Mrc:ngthen •
k:no\\ledgc ol \\hal the) hn\e
ordc:r tu bung .tbaut .tn eg[altlt
socacl\ lOdll\", 'he 'illd "If\\ • m .. uch carl} poH.rt) could c
cgahtun.tn 'ocacl\ '' h> can't
PRACI'ICAL
IDEAS
PRACI'ICAL
RESULTS
•
Apply their success
to y:our life
• Thursday, April28
Jantzen Beach Thunderbird
Portland, Oregon
8:30a.m. to 2:00p.m.
EMCEE: Jim Bosley, KATU-1V •
SPEAKERS: Phil Bogue, Chaarman of Board, Portland
Chamber of Commerce; Bob Hazen, Chairman of Board,
The Benj. Franklin; Sam Naito, President , Skidmore Develop·
ment; Freddye Petett, Administrative Assistant, Mayor's
Office; Steve Stewart, Director, Stan Wiley In st.
$ J 5 student registration includes lunch.
For further information, call the Portland Jaycees, 227-5656. • (
len I.C"j
dec•de lu'' w1
r• wt "'t'utd
1n AM I M
~trundcd on
ltghl heancd
ol the t.tsk at
The} w
Communnv
\\'halt I hcv "
• b6t choace
the) "ere. Ita
IU 3 group 1:1
collc:cll\c d
)tudc:nts ~P<= :
worktng torl
scr,tcc: orgafl
l he C I
l C ">lUdtn1
fru\trnted
cl:~ .. ~room e~
ucul expcrac:
the darectaot
progrum I
Prole~sor\
Htr\Ch~tn
arc uho two
the groop w\
11 udent:. dea
JOb."
\\ ould-be-' 1
Yeru
fhcre
chi' year.
elton to col
pantctpnnt
lor tht: proJ~
mcnt would
1 he 32·
"a' plannc
the ye·~r it
~ports and
~:.xpec tcd t
hurdbacJ.. c~
Ycurbd
su1t.l one rc
"n" thut no
\\ nuld ugre~
STJ
1/ze
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com
• per11 r bOo\
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ltd and
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OITilllU ers a
< hrl' l lion
'-ltllff \\ r itrr
I en I.C atutlc:nt.s we1e lr)tng to
de~tdc lu11t week whet her 45 culltbcr
rtstols would he ol grcitll:r me thun
an \ M F M cud to II I hey were
1tntntltd on the nu'ton I he} were
hght hearted dc:~pllc the c:riou•nelis
of the tusk .u h.111d,
1 he\' were memhcr' ol the •
Community Sentces l'rol!r.tm
\\lule they muy nut lht\e mudc the
beSt thmcc (the) cltu)c the r,tdiO),
the)' were lc:arntng hl muke dcd:tions
u 11 group. BcMdc.s rolc-pluyang und
collectl\'e dec1 ton·makmg, thcic
,tudcnts apcnd luur d.t~ u week
l\urk1ng lor d1llcrcnt community
S(f"tcc: organu.uann ...
l he C.Sl p 15 Un altc:ro,lli\C for
L C ~tudcnt' who are ctther
fru~trnted w11h the1r present
cia sroom expertc:ncc or "<&nt pruc­
ucal c;o~.pcraenc~ 10 u career. lJ ndc:r
the: d1rcctwn ol Nancy Rtch, the
program t~ .1dm1n1 tered by
Prole 'lOr\ \\ tllhlm 1 t w ~~ Se\ln
H~rschbcm and Vtrn Jonc~ I here
arc: nho two C:<lUJlsc:hn~ tudcnh tn
the: ~roup whnst lunc:llon 1 to help
studenh deal Wtth the rc.1hty of the
jOb "Our problt'm\ llre ho" IO handlt It &rOUp of ldUtc:\(('01\ who hne j~Uf "('CO ont of thtir peen knif~.R •
A 1de I rom their 1m ol \oc:menl tn
the work-a-da) world, participants
lead "tudent lives. 1 hey rc.1d, the)
"rite and the) pa\ fulltuuion 1 hey
receive ,j,.. or mne L C credits de pen·
dtng on the dumuon of the1r ;-en 1ce.
l·or the1r commumty work the
tudents receive a SIOO monthly
satan. •
four of th•~ 'fc.tr' parttc1pants
\\ ould-bc--' corbook ldltor Kyl~ <oak: M•> be nr'1 )'car' arc It\ mg tn the arcn where: they
work. three hvc on campu~ and arc
RA'1>, I he)' cho~c the program lor 01
vuncty of rea,om Man)' were
I ru~t rated "''t h bemg lold Mho" it is"
and wuntcd ,omc lind o( pmcticHI
c'll.pcriencc: . ~one: ol them look
forward to returmng to u traditional
cia room cuing
I he: participants hllve all found
Yearbook plans shelved for now
Karrn llo~ell\
'-ltarr \\ rltrr
l here Will be no LC )C:urbool
th1' vear. utter .til A )i:\·month •
clfurt to cump1h: one: 1.1iled becau'>c
pnrt1cipants could re<:CI'C: no credit
lor the projc~;t and no cpllc:gc dc:p.ttl·
mc:nt would 'upport them
1 ht 32-p.tgc:. papcrb.uJ. edition
was planned a~ .1 comp;lc;t rc:vu:w of
the. ;re u. mcludmg ~;andld photo'.
'purls .tnd a ell \It' \tcttun' h w••~
c \pctll:d to cx.p.lnd tu .1 lurgl!r,
ha1 dba-:k ~dtt wn nc '' vc.tr
Ytarbon.._ I duor 1<. \It Coui-;
:.a1d one rt.l\un lor the c..ut~:dlnuon
w.ts that no dc:ranmcnt on c:ampu'
\\ uuld agree to tncorporatc the) cur-book into tU curnculum, and no
lacultv membu w.t, willing to 'ervc •
a" an ad,i!>or \\nhout tho e rc-
qutrc:ments, no cred1t could be gJ\cn
tO the: ~tiltl .
Cool.: ,aid he .tpproachcd the:
Communication' Department, but at
lclt that ~pon)onng the I OG and
K I C "~'' c:Mugh I he Enahsh
Dcp.utm~nt wu' alread) committed
to the Lttc:rary I' C\1C:\\. He :1111d he j,
nc:gollattng "ith the ,\n De pan ment
lor 'pon\orshtp .
Wtthuut credtt ollcred \tudc:nt
putllctpauon dropped r.tdtc.tlly,
Cook •aid. "At the hnt m~;-ctmg.
nc:aJI) 40 people ~howed," he ;ud.
"Rut at the 'c:cond me ung, \\C were
dO\\ n to ten. People JUst couldn't 'c:cm tu muL:e a umc c:ummnmc:nt ."
Cook s.11d he wa' dh.tppointed
tn lo" p.1n~~;-ipation bcwu~ he and
other tntere ted ~>tudc:n t "onductc:d
.t Ur\e) dunng lall term whtch
showed u src.JI deal ol tnterest tn a
}car book.
l he vearboo._ "ould h;m: old
for 2. Fund. lrom ASLC and the
Mother's Club were ~ohcttcd to
oll~ct u ub tanttal portton ol the
prtnhng co'''·
Coull: .ud he thought the vear­
bool-; w ,,s important as an tu~torical
record, .tnd had hoped that lact
would i.imw upport tram ... rudcnt
lie hopes to rcorguntzc the etfortlor
next vcur.
STEP OUT OF ORDIN
T'he Con11nunity s·ervices Learning
Progran1s (CS LP) is nou acceJJ­
ting applications for /977-78.
Earn experience, credit, money in a
Lewis and Clark program which
combines meaningful work ex-
with • pertence contemporary
academic studies.
Contact ricld Learning Program~ Office Templeton Center
Ext. 442 the prosrum worthwhtlc and have
come to v1cw the tradtt1on:tl
classroom 1\S n breeding-ground lor
op.s1hy. "I do a much beuer job ol
moti\i.llJng lov.cr tncome k1ds than I
do 1 C studenu," said one.
"I hnd 11 11cl'} dtlttcult to relate
to LC 'IICIY real' problems of ven·
d1ng machine rcmuv:.l or sniled un­
derwenr on the lloor. Our problems 1 ore hov. to handle a sroup of
adolescents \1. ho have JlUl seen one • l of thetr peers knited on the chool
bus." said another.
Among the organll.lllJon
CSLP i, sc:n.ing arc Cle~cltlnd Op­
ttoo, t=ronttcr House and lm·
mactJI.tte lleart Commumty School.
,\Jt ol 1 hesc nrc gc:nred to servmg
lower UJcome famthes
Independent study:
cop-out or creativity?
ttvt Rinbu ~tr
Starr Writer
Students and protcuon often
dtsagree ubout the Importance of
andc:pcndent 111 udy proJect Some
~tudents quouon thc:tr value in com·
pan1on to normal college cla ses.
l.C profc: o~ have sa1d the~ favor
the pr~jccts ur. 1mponunt to the
cduc:.:tllon ol the students.
"For $ome, Independent .study
cnn be u real cop out. yet others
spend more 11me on 11 than the1r
regular clnses:· !..lid \Ophomorc Jdl
Seman who recently completed a
prOJC:Cl on Suf1,m,
When quc:lltioned about the:
tran,der.tbility ol LC independent
MUd)' credit to other educational
tn utuuon!l Dc:an of Student!> Dick
orcnr.on said, "To m) '-nov.ledgc
we ~c encountered very lew
problems so far. l thtnk most
college und unl\crstues rcc:ognize
the pracetcal \1llue ol tndcpcndent
stud) programs"
'"Independent tudy as Impor­
tant because: 11 overc:om~ the
p.a l\1ty ol the classroom," said
')te"c Knox. chatrman ol the I.C
E:.nglish Oepar&mcnt . "h lorccs the
.. tudc:nt to become an Ud&H: p.1rt1et·
pant tn an ue.1dem1c puNutt, He
hopl!s tel b«4mc u qu~uoncr ruther
thun JUlll nn ob~erver ,"
Knox :ud he belte"c~ mdcpcn­
c.lcnt )ludy should plo) n grc:ater role
at l C '"Dunng the pa. t lew )CUrs we
OSWEGO
JEWELERS
-l·ine Jeweln' •
Vwmumls -R111g.f U atclzes
;,.,, c/n JJ atC'h Rep au
tO% off rur ull 'tucJenh
616-4420
Jj_ "8" •ht. I akc Ouu-gu seem to ha\'e been mO\'Jng awa)
from mdcpendenl stUd) l0"'8rdi
more tradt1ional classroom mstruc-­
tton," said Knox. "Independent
study u no1 reall) bcmg promoted by
profenon. und ndm.tni tra1ors and I
th&nk th!u's a mhtnlc:. I ...,uuld hope
that ever) student "ould t\;1\e an
Independent tttudy proaram before
he lt:a\«:5.·
NO$tratollah Ra ekh, hc:od of
the History Department, said he
udvocmes •a b..atancc· belween
da"room and mdepcndent study
cduc:auon . "I \lew independen t
11\udy as an mtellc:ctual tnuntng
which te3chcs a proceu ruther than u
spcc:tlic academu: obJect... s~ud
Rauclh. "In m) opanton classroom
s1ud) and aoc.lependcnt study arc
complc:mc:ntary -lhe) should both
be included withm each academic
diK'!phne
"J thtnk thllllndepcndcnt iludy
t~ c:mpb;wz;N uc.lequatc:J) m the
htstory department tK-cau e ench
$tudeot ts requned to c:nroU 10 at
lea t one errunar." sa1d Rw elh.
• •(n a sense II 5cnous 5tUd) .s
Independent.- 5atd Y. 1lhum Lew& •
ch.urmun ol the Point~.; I ~c:1ence
department . l.ewts rud he behc:\es
lhc cllccti\eness ol mllepcndcnt
.stud)' r.u. 1u1 ellut"nuonal tc;:hnu~ue
dc:pcnd5 on the indl\ 1dunl.
"For tudcnl who l,;no\\ where
the}·~ gumg. mdepcndent tud ·
WOT~l! OUt \\ell," lollld lc'INU
"Ho"e\c:r, tin tudent 1 not trong-
1) 5elf-mot1vatcd or mtellcctu:lll)
concerned, then problems nn e "
Sue Ranmc. n JUmor \~ho
11daptcd a scnpt lor the render·
thcaln! at 0 \k 1 last ')car nd who
more recently completed proJect
on non-\'erbal commuruC"dtiOm, 1J
he as enthU)ta uc ubou1 the m­
depcndcnl tud\ progrurn ut l C
"1 he gooJ thmg nboutmdcpcn·
dent tud\ 1 thal)OUcant kethmgs
)OU lcnmcd In U \.trtcl) of cl ~
and put them to get Iter.-ntd R.mme.
"I've m.U, been hupp) Wtlh the
n:~ult so fur " --
BURLINGAME
FLOWER SHOP
f~LOH 'ERS TO SL'IT THE
Q(, ,CASIO~.V Cor .~ug~.' \\' e Deli ,·er 246-1311
Violet and Janet Patella
8605 s. \\'. Ter·williger -Hou~eplam Plumer. -
Fune; Jl Di.• i~ll.\ -
U't:"d lin~
• Villain, Paco & Blondy
60 minutes of squinting
• ( ltalrc ~larlln
Staff \\ rlt.-r
( 11111 En't ,~o,l<f', m.tJ~,r Ulltnt ~'"' ''' h~ lm abtht) hl "~uant
c~'ntmunlh
He ,·ertmnh d,lC~ u lot ol 11 m 1111 G'ood, '''' &1d cmd thr lJJ:It.
sQf • ch01~ lor tht~ Fnd '•, mO\te, 7 lln\1 9 45 p m tn l , .. n~
udttonum
The t\\0 hero~ m th•"' ''~tern Ulond) (l ~l\\C>Od), und Puco
(fit \\ ollndl) pend mo)t olthctt umr betng cha cd b • nnd hoottnr
at, the' alhun tl ee \an Oc:cl) I) .rector ~~r~•o l cone, nn ltuh 111 ell. pert
on the \menron \H' tcm. hn) tned to rt\cr c: the let-,-end oft he \H tern
hero Itt t\\ o J'rt'lOU film~ • .;t Pisr}ul of J)ol/cm tnd I or Fc•11
/) •1/arJ \I 1m•, featured heroes" ho ~cren't hnnd"ornc or ..:lean-h.t\ en
co" bO\ lne) were un ha' en. rot her horcd m~n "ho thought b.uhtns
\\il o hlasphcm) and tended to :.qumt C\'en 10 dnr~ ,tile
7/w Gc10d. thf' Bod. a11d thr t gil doc not mc:.t ure ur to I cone'
pre' wu' film" It \\nuld be be tier lit led the Bonng. the \'to lent, and
the lll· <ln~o."Ct..-c\1 I be I allure cun tromcall) ~ uttnbuted to ht SU\.'C~':~o'
\\llh lho'e carJtcr film:. \\hen Hollp\ood bcdoned, l cone-\lollru
sa~ru 'huung an ht) c\·c~-an,\\crcJ "nh tlm C'Qmmcrctnlllid llt•tnes
to do too mu~h ~llh the mo\lC. The rc:,uh •~ n mther prcnch\, ~·on I u'~d
moue that Ia''' 60 mmutc' lc.Hl lon8.
I he one redeemmg Lenturc tn the mo' tc is that 1 cone ~tid::-to ht>
8Un" (!.Ort) ), maktng l!a,twood ~etnnother non·l>tereotypc hero .and,,
untque 'eo.ton ol the \I.'C\tcrn genre.
• ar e captures
-Guthrie's personality
\\'oodte Guthnc's folk 'onp urc ptccc' that 'houltJ be ptc~cd up
uWt\lduall~ to U\or. not diJ.mt~C'd tn one generul categor). T hut
anclud~ -nu Land ss 'our L•tnd" a "ell a• .. G)I'l'~ Da,cy".
8(11mJ jor GlorJ reflect tht\ phtlo:.ophy . Otrcctor Hal ,\,hby
chme to pr~cnt the mo" te tn u :)cnc.' or vttznettc on Gut hne·, hie:. The
mdt\ldual ~ccn~ urc well done, and meuculou~ol) true to the
1 eprc.s.\ton pcnod
Oa"d arradme doe.' an oub.tandtng portr.nal ot Guthrie, He
\.2lptures the mger'6 ~tic~' ambtllon and combmn .tn O~luhoma
charm \\llh u curwl15 alootne"' thnt \\-Ub part ol Guthrtc· \ pcr\onuht)
arradlne ~cern~. at lime' to hold the movie together 1 hough tht
\tgnr:Ht"S arc "ell·mudc the mo\te lacK5 unit}. I hert:" no rc,olutllln at
the t'nd ot rhe him 1 he dtrcctor mu\ hu\e intended thu. but tlle.J\e~ • the \1e~cr with the leeling thut 11 could hove gon~; on lor 90 hour!> n~>
"'e II tu 90 rnm ut e:. .
Bound j£1r Glor)' '' playing at the ne" Moyer Theatre on L I b 7
and Oi\tJion
Fonda strong, positive
in entertaining comedy
Jane Fonda's role tn Fun IHih D1r/.. and Jan~ rna} well herald the
return of strong und po~IUve \\om CUI leads in commcrcml mo' te.!i.
1 hat ia encouraging. u.ltcr lhe dearth of such role tn the pa .. t le\\.
dec:ad~ . ;o.<otl>tncc the ""'omen rtlm~ ·of the 1940' hn' c "-Ooten been
c::att in roles of ~uch tmportt.lnce mce then, \\Omen hnvc b«n lmcns,
~c~ playmato. \ u:torian tcebcrg·, and neurotic victim!> SeldomlY haw
they been ca"t ab mtellegent or tndepcndcnt ,
Women in more recent theatnc.,\1 5uccnse5 huve been no better.
Come w1u. :strong onl) supcrruuurJIIy . I he women in l·"ot t' 1u I "art',~
m Ol(IM Bergman film,, were shuken to the \erge of modnes .• Fn\
Dunawa)''a chaructc:r in Nt•tworJ. wa• )Iron& onl) a~ an admmist rut or."
I he plot mvol"e~ Dtd.: (George: .Segal) and June ( Fondu) us an
upper·m1ddle class Amencan couple , uddcnl) "uhout tncorne w~en
Otd IS fired from rue. ;ob a. an aerospace engineer. Neither cun find a
"""Job. The} appl~ for food st.amp' and unemployment bcnehts, thc:•r
lavon and planu 3re repo!l)CS ed, and the} arc on the bnn._ of
tmpm.onment (or faihng to pa~ their mortgosg~ Ftnally the) di co"·er
a ulc:, loot-proof wa) to get mone}
Steul It
From that po1n1, the: nl0\1c: )ho~• theu hit jobs. I here arc some
amu1mg &ecne. "-here they :~teal from the telephone compan), I rom u
""hne Preacher Ra> character, and I rom an ilhdt corpouuc lund. 1 he
acuon 11 I Wilt and ughtl} c:dued, the corned) high, though occu 1onully
lla~ttd: .
Segal pluy~ the well-known good·gu) robber typc-h._e n 1970'~
Butch Cautd). Fonda lcndr. to uut hine htm bctatne hcl character'&
"-II and strength demand the: \lewc:r'• auention . he hold the moVIe
lo~ethcr an Jame places where Se~l fuih;.
I utt "'"h Dtr~ ami Jcwc> lli a \\c:U-lllmed, ~cll·Wrll tcn cutned). It
~m• n good CJ~nd1dute lor the Acadr:tn)' A \Htfdl, but doe~ not asptrc:
to grandeur. Jl'$ hkc the old Silt urdu) mght •pc<:tul, cntertuining Wtlh
an undcrl)mg tntclhgc:ncc to tl that 11U11lei 11 \\-onh the admt,)tOn tee.
I em M'tlh lhrk aruJ Jon,• i& aho\\.tng at Wefllgatc and l~"tgnlc
onernaa.
\\ rtiUi lnltrt')ttd in doin& nJm, lht'altr and c;oncrrl rt,ielH llf I
) ,.., • plra"' ccmtact Clairt Martin, Bo\. 1777. LC musical composer to retire
31 y on Pala e
Brenda Burnrtt
'\tafT \\ riiC'r
R\lhcrt '\toh7e. mustcnl com·
po:-.C'r tn n; uien\.c, •~ rclltllll! till'
:-.ummc:r ,titer Jl ~em .11 1 C 0HI
t ho\e; \ e;.u '• he ';ud hc hu~ 'tc n .1
1>cgrceauon uf ~tudcnh nnd lucult\'.
tnd th\lndhng tnll:re't tn mu,tc for
non· rn.aJut
~tuh7l' ''a bmn m ~po~une,
\\' •~h , und "ent to htgh ,chou I m
~tcdlurd Alter dropflmg out of the
Unt,er,tl) ol Oregon a~ nn
c~onllmh: nl.IJOI he became 11 cum·
OJ( rem I mustc•an tie pin) ~·u J.ll'l
pmnil :tnd dnnce b.Hld~. nrr:mged
mu~tc. und performed on the rndm.
··~1~ gmdc:s 111 htgh schmll \\Crc
probabl) not go~>d enough w get me
tnto LC." tolt.-c ~md . .., hn' I!
ah\U\'- been 'orne\\ hnt ol ,, tree
~out . I decided that econt'lmlCS mu't
not be the nght maJOr lor me
bcc.tU'c I 1\11" ha,ing too much
twuble tc:;tnng m) ,elf ·"' uv from
pht}in8 tootb.lll ~1nd pra~:uctn!l the
ptunu I finnll~ got nl\ B \ degrt~
~hcn l Wth t\vcnt)-<tght yetlr' old •
\toltTc rc.:ccl\cd ht' PhD hom
the: C. htc<agc Con,ervutor~ uf Mu,ic.
Stohzc: entered the urmv tn
1946 \\hen he returned to the U\ tn
1949, be be8an tcnchtn[l nt L ( He
'-.toltn: rtllring after 31 yur,,
only planned to tc:atoh at the college
tor one vear •
Stolt1e ha~ alwoy~o been .1n m
novator 10 LC\ mu~ 1c department
He ~td ht' spce~ol mterc'il\ arc m
twentieth century muSic and muSic
of Fa~>tern culture~. two aren~ fre
quentl~ neglected m convc:nllonul
collc(:c muste program'
Stoltle developed h1s tntc:re~t in
oncnt..tl mU&It dunnglhc ftr~lt oltwo
O\eO.c..t triP\ he took to Japan. He
ha~ been recogmzcd by the mu) or ol
Ponland and the Japanese Con)ul
lor bnngtng trodiltonnl Onc:ntul
culture to the We~ tern world.
"Certmonaol Mu~ic to Get Rtd
of the: l>e\IJI ut "lew Year's," one ol
hu, man} oompo~ll tom . wtll be: per
lormC'd May 8 by L ('\ ~) mphony
orc:he,uu, wtth ht\ "\\hue
8uttc 1f11c~: .1 Jupanc .. c poem ~et to
mU"tl<: lor Oute and orche.,ttu,
')toll te \atd "( cremontal
MU!Itc·• ~a~ tn\ptrc:d by thtrtccnth
c.entur) Korean temple mus1c, whtch
Ull~ excruc:tultnp but bcaultl ul
!lound!o to '\care awuy evtl '>ptrtt' •·
~1 ulwdy~o mnnellcd at the
a.to.~tue:. wllh ternblc. ugl) f.tct'l'o one
hnd• ull over Asta;• Stoltte 11uid,
wonc day I rcalited that they ~er c
meunt to fn~thtcn UWB} not me, but
e\il sptrit of vunoua kind•.
.. AU compo~ch hdvc: at one
pomt or another been devil-cha~er. , '-.colt It l'ith collea~ ue Keith f:. ide
'o m't ptc(;t runges tn )l\lc from
-''•on c.hunt' to Btu;h and Motart.''
1 he 'orthcoa'l S)'mphon} will
aho perform one ol ~tollze ·, com·
ptNIIom "ukedumu.' m Mn),
whtch Stohtc \Utd t!> a ptece; mtcndcd
lor be.Jch-combcf'\
"L ~ednmu' nrc httlc: gJn-. .. balls
that hold up Jupanese fishm~t net\,"
tohtc: ..atd 'Somettme~ n beach
comber ~•II ltnd one that hos floated
.lll the way from Japan 1f he,., very
Iucio:) "
~tohtc: s.utd !>I udc:nt' nnd facul­
ty hun become more segregated
smce he begnn teachmg nt LC "1 feel
that 1 am tn c:lose contnc:t wtth
tndl\'ldual lotUdent s no", but not
wllh the ~ludcnb oltht:. college a" u
\\hole · Stoltze \Utd " tudenh and
lac.uhy .111 ate lunch m the 'a me place:
when I ftf\1 :~tartcd tcach1ng here
\tolttc \tltd he aho behe"c:"'
there U\ed to be a greater tru~t 10
prolc,,tonuh~m One thtng he wtll
not m1'' Jbout 1 C '' the prC3ent
\Y">tc:m ol lacult) re\le\\-
·•t huH to feel I ree and tru,ted
to "orl.. creatl\el} ;· he '<Old
Stohte ""d the mu 1c depart·
ntcnt hn' changed O\ier the year,,
THE
NATIONA
TOURING
COMPANV'-= thnt it no
.amatcuf'\ wtth . mU'iiC. longer cncuurag~
,, hobb\ tnterc't tn
.. M u~ic ill L C h;" become tn·
acct:'''blc to non muJOr'> " !:>tohtc
-.aid M U\\C cJn,..,c.., U">ed to be I ull ol
lotudc:nt'> who were not neccs,anl)
mus1c muJor'>, but now there ore vcn
lc\\ non ·mnJon. t<1k1ng cln,~c:o. in tht~
department
" I he curnculum ,.., dc,tgned lor
'Pcctuhw,, lcuvmg out the: re,t of the
mu,tc loverll who go to lC, We're
too gnm about maktng mustc here "
Stolt1e \Utd he hus no firm plans
lor the I ut ure, but 1~ sure he: wtll
contmuc 10 con'lpO'II., pluy the ptano,
and -.tudy onental mu~•c lit ''
plonmng to attend a conlerencc ol
the ~ocu:t) for Mor.11 Rearmament
tn \wliJcrlund , a group that ht ... ud
·,, dedtcatc:d to the: ehmtnntton of
humnn 'lellt,hne~'
\toltte 'utd ht ,.., tntcrested 10
the or[lan11a11on bcc:uu't 11 ha
pro\lded htm "tth opportumtte.-. to
ma~e po ... lth~.: con1.11.1 wuh peoplt
I rom all O'llcr t ht world f' rom each
he le.Jrn .... omethmg nc\\
I hat \ Wh\ he bc:cumt a mU!.I·
CIUn, ht \Uid
FROM
NEW
YORK
A l!••lt·l"••t•unut tht•,ttr •I wit 1 T/u> Nl!w ~ orAarl
'A lllll'""l hrl (Tmwl
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• 1':>. II •1111 dllt.ll \ 111\1~11 ,rl (CBS R.1flll•}
Ullt•dy llljltlll.tlll\11 (ABC li!lt'!i'l!ii(JIIJ
Paramount Tht•dttt'
Thw Anttl 21, 8 p m F', Aprtl 22. 8 p m
S.11 Aut II 23, '2 30 & 8 11 rn
All'' tU •l'SI'r~lld. Su 60 S'l &0 tnt IS I !JO lor all
twenm[l por lot muncus S 11 uttl IY rn tltnrH• Gr.tu1n1t
Atlnun•on Sl 00 clullfrl!n Sa 00 .uluhJ r 1ckt•t•
dllollltht~ til .M~ICI (l"tl r. lnlo. (\II I Vht'IIV ' 01;'C:OI fl
F 01 V\lh.ol II I Wolf h Rt'C:tllffS rnd Amr "" , Ill ¥ 1nrouv• I M ul o•riP• 10 Guchpafl P~1 tmOunt
hillllv, 1031 s w BrOI(lW,ty ro,·,, UIU 97205 (net ow tJ UrJmp!ld, IIi! If .Jtldr IIJSllCf t tlllt•lo~w
'.nluvr ~ .:.hcc~ or moncv urt "" on tv "' '"" JJ,!V{Ibh.' 10 f'illillfiOUIII 1 he,Jir (I for cJ
Han
po
Ptoneer
pcrlllU~I\ their n
l/le: 'cason t h•~
\\hit worth ~at
klar1o Sunday
~~~~trt nt I p m
Ll 'wept•
~ oturdny 1
nlercnce rec
tworth for
Pioneer c(
' for goc
lthllfJtt!l> arter
urday
~our pluyt
r,;• Herg~
1111~ not been 8
lollipop' 1
11"'"'• pttchef'\
lhan the onc:lo WJ
Dave Sho
C'athy Echo
p
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negatives
for a li --
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nu~i-•tworth due Saturday
for crucial NW C · bill
Han~ HolznaJtel
~porh Editor
Ptonc:er bn \C buller' I a~e
pcrhnp" thetr mo~t crucll\1 gam~ of
ill~ ~eu~oon tht' weekend '"they host
Whttwonh !:laturday and C.ollc:gc of
Idaho Sunduy Both doublehc:udc:r'
llart at I p m at ',:,ck..tvone Fteld.
l C. o,wcpt u twtnbtll <tt \Vhttm.tn
lut Sat urdny to run Its NonhwC\t
Conrcrence record to b-2 ..tnd tic
Whuworth Cor llrst plucc:.
Ptonccr c:onch Mackey Hergert
lool..~ tor good htlltng trom ht~
charge~ after ,, "down" duy la~t
SJ1Urd.ty
"Our player' o1rc mo~tly l~\tbull
lith:r,," Hergert ~td "Our t1m10~
l.h not been good .lf!iltn!'>t patchcr'
1tut 'lollipop 11 an Whuworth hu'
10me ptt\;hcr.. "ho thro" h.trder
'Mn the on~ \\C: faced ,u Whumun ."
Da \IC ',:,hart ftred "' t" o-hiuer
-J
• .and Mtkc 'cdchsk) a {our-hitter tn
1 C' 2.0 and .).() Wtn) ut W.tlla
""alia. \\us h. Hergert hod pnw.e for
rht Ptoncer delcnsc, the plate pcrlor­
manc:c~ of Gnrv Frank. Mark •
Pagano, 11nd Greg fhclcn, and the
cutchmg or Tom R.c. and D11n furtn
However LC' htUtng \till con­
ccrnli Hergert "We're not huung the
ball h.ard We got IJ lut' tn the
...:cond game (.lgaaru;t Whuman). but
,j lot ol them were 'banjo' htts, we
JU't looped them over the mCicld
.. Wc'vo made a tc:w cha.ngc~ an
tht hne-up to try to pac~ up the
httttng .tnd we're 'pcndtng most of
our pr..u;ttcc umc: on hmtng ·
The P1oncc" take on L mver\tl)'
ot Portland tn u nunlc11guc: contest
toda) at 3 p m <tt '\ck•n one
"We've hnd good crowd' .tt
~ckavonc ~o (ar · Hergert ..a1d .. ,
hope we eun get u lot ol people there
lor our btg gam~ ~.uurda) ."
( athy Fcho uru~ In on an Ortaon Ttch pop-up.
PHOTOS WANTED
ubmll color shdel), black and whitt! print ~. or
gatt\e' of the.! graduatmg c1as\ of '77--at any age -
for a ~hde sho\v lor Bacculaureate!
Send name, address and slide\ to:
( lyde Ohta, Bo~ 2019 or call ext. 536.
-• •
• twm S pikers roll to third strait::::r"
Jake Grccnbtr&
\port Writer
l ( spikera rolled to thear thlfd
lltnuaht duul meet wan by defeating
Pudltc Un1versny 93-69 lu•t Satur
duy at umwold Stadium
fhe P1oneer~ had three double
vu.:tor!> an !:ltevc Crosby. V1nc:c
Wooda. und R1c.lr fergeien ('ro~by
hud h1 llnc:st duy u.s a Pioneer with
pcnonnl beats in the Hummer (l.SK-
11). Dtscus ( 144·9), and Shot Put (44-
omen's
Julie Jones
"port' Wrlttr
W1th u winning style that "
4Utct..ly becoming rouune. the l C
"omen' tenniJ team defeated
Orc:son C olh:ge ot Educuuon Q-0,
Pacthc Luthc:run .t-2, and Univ~mty
ol Pufc:t Sound 7·2 lust week
Vyrng for their nanth con­
'ec:uuvc: chnmpLon&htp, the Pioneers
arc conunuall)' 'earc.hmg tor
chullc:ngtng (;ompeuuon oul!llde of
the confcrcn~ Sevcrul matcht\ thts
\car arc u~aan t much larger school!>,
"Our onl) lo!l' thus fur hru. been
to \V...,l ' coach \ arginau Neal "'ad
"We: ellpcct our toughest compell·
tton thi' year to come from the
Unhefltt} of Oregon."
Both Pl.U and l P handed
losses to the: women last }car so the
recent vactori6 were especially
>"'cet. Current!) holding a. 4-1
o\crull record. the Ptonee~ rematn
undefeated tn contercncc play.
A key lllrength ol lha year',
team 111 ''" overull depth o1nd balance
led b}' JUnto" Dcnnu R.ol!lom and
\'lr({lntU \harp tn the top two
po!lttons .. We're c\pcetBIIy $trong at
the cop ol the luddcr. and the
double' tcum ot R.o1som and Sharp
t!\ ~upenor," Neal commented 1 hey
won 1n both .sanglt:."> and doublt!'i
competition la't week
Other "an ncr" for l.C ancluded
Dunn Barn~:$ . Landa Kuckhahn , Lol­
ly \hera, Ku) K3er, Wendy
\\ urhucr, and Liz Orbach tn un@l~.
and the: doubt~ team~ of Barnes·
~ucr , ~nd Kuckhahn- hem
"lhtntt> look \cf\ promt~tng lor
u~ ttl thts poant •· 'leal "'ld. "They're
a great group and I really cnJO}
Softball team
kicks Linfield
for 4-1 mark
1 he l ( soUb.llltcam entombed
L tnhc:ld Mondu~. lb-6. to boo~t liS
Women·\ ( onferc:nc:e o{ Indepen­
dent ( ollege' record to 4-l 1 he
Ptonec:rs won both c:nd ol a atur·
da) doubleheader lrom Oregon
r ech bv identical lb-9 )~l)f¢\ . •
"Hitting hll~ never ~n cl
problem lor u~." ~1d (.oach Sue
Pctcr!lon "A combinatton ol t\\<O
iOOd pucher., (lkcl) Bmto\\ and
Ltl \\Mrcn) and u \'cry ftnc defense
have done 11 lor u<."'
I he P1onec:f\' onlY lo"' wu' at
the: httnd!o ol Pactfi~ ()-~ 1 he Bo:\C:r\
wall come to l( lor o1 rematch
\1.ondu\ at J '0 p m
1 he 'ottballcr\ pta~ home
8Umt' 111 h&l~on Pnr~ . SW I ~h und
I dlcllo Strctt\, a le" bloch we't ol
Burltnt.tame
CASHIFR, J-l!i p m., d.uh or
\\ccl..eiHh, l.SO ptr hour o '\pcei.ly
C.u V. ll'h. 73~2 Bur bur Bl\ d . 2+l-
0%6, 3~) .
Woods won &he 100 meters 1n
10.8 sc~ond\ to ue h1a school record
Jet earhcr tha) year, <And the 200
meters an 21 4, u record time ot
whtc:h is (our tenth qu1ckcr than the:
murk he: )at lu•t yc .sr.
Feraescn won the 400 in­
termcduue hurdlc1 tn .S.S.J. and the
too-meter hurdles 10 I•U, which
equal the ~hool record he set
earhc:r thi1 year.
Other wmneu lor l.C were
• l>a"c: Amundaon 10 the .S,OOO meter.
( 14:S8 . .S) Dave We.ucoll tn I he
Javelin (230") Mike Woolwane 1n the
800 (I :53.1 ), And Charlet Yendork an
the tnple JUmp (4S-IOJ. Both rc:laya
were: vtctonoua .u well-the mile in
3:24 . .5, and the 440-yurd in 418.
Pacific's Stc~ Pudcet won the
pole vauh ut I 5'6~, the b«t vauh in
the Northwe.'t Conference 1h111 year.
1 be Oregon College of Educatio n
comes to LC for a mcetthts Saturday
Ul I :.10.
• me routme
worlung with them."
ReJOults (rom matches tha~ \\etk
•lRJ.Unst l.mheld .tnd Wtllumettc \ll>cre
.,.
·---not • vaalable at press t1me. ~he
women Wlll pia)' tomorrow at
Portb.and State at 3 p.m
•
-\ ifltini• "harp ~~ all-out in lC'\ 7-l WIO Otcr llnher,it) or Puaet
ound la\t ~aturday . • IMom Jqnn p/tclo.J
... -
._ '= ·..r-
• • --•
l lnda kell) ,bu~n wb) .. hittlnc ha' n~Hr bftn • problem for LC."'
'-' \' \ n E~n \'I. tlc\lble huur •
1 ,~ per h<.lur. "pee\!) Car \\ a)h,
7392 Barbur Blvd .• 244-6466 . Fret ~ummtr Holbin&
far (l ,, {JffliJn stuiiC'nt,l~ blo cL
ftom c-ampw. m t,rlJaflgc> jor
pro,·tdmK ~ummtr rompomoru h1p
f() br1gh1 f.·•~UNJld ftiN
PltaH call 636-~\.222 ntalap -
• • oday
• H) drorltdric fM>" tr :snd the 8-fc.Bt
\\'otem drought \\ill~ topic-for discu ton
dunng an ev~mng prognm at 0\f'l
tonight 31 7 30 p.m. Zane Ha~r ol
Bonne\1lle Po~cr Admlm.,trutton ~ill ~peal:
on the current problem • management and
usc ol h)"droclectricit) 10 the Paofie
1\orth"csl . dmls,.toni~SI for tilUdents. For
mon: mformauon call 24b-5920
\ -
•1 he l ni\C"''l of Pottla.nd presents \\'all
Geer and Um,-ersll\ of Ponland drama
~
ilUdcnts m The Old~ 1 Uwflg Graduate- Apr.
lJ to 23 al I:S p m. m the Hunt Center Theatre
"1th n $peaal malin~ at 2 p.m on Apr. 21
Adnuuton IS S! For re5ervat10n cn:ll :!til-
7392.
•The mrn·~ \an.it) baseball team will talo;c
on f>onlllnd Unl\erwny Apr. 21 31 Sd.:n·onc
F1eld at 3 p.m.
•lntrr~ted in an interruatiorul career~ ~tr.
l.arl') l..amb "Ill be on cumpu• Apr 21 to
daheu~ qunhiicntiC.IR5 for nd,'llna:d study at
the \menean Graduate School of lntcr­
nnuonnl 1nnagcment l..Jimb "111 :ipca~ 1n
the Montieth Room of 1 cmplcton I rom I
to 4 Jl m r or pcrson.al mten te\lo Ji sec Dr
FogdaJI. ~08 25
•The :\orth\\esl him Studie Centrr \\lll
, pn:sent 1..1' Ordu.s ton.ght ntl:> p.m. fhts "111
be the hr t P\)nland sho\loln8 of one of the
mo 1 'tunn.ns film~ to come I rom C:lnadn m
' n:a:nt ) e.tn II wdl be sho" nat the Portland
An Mu~m. S\\ Park nnd iadtfiOn Ad­
rnlnton u SJ 75
•1 ht Carter Plannint and Placrmrnt
Crnler \loJll present n sem10ar. Applungjor
Jobs far A\\ al Apr 21 at 3.30 p.m. iu the
Grc) Room The 1.pe¥er will be Dennu
llor"ood •'our bod) i~ )OUT rnpon<~lbiiJt) -Whnt
are you domg about u" Dr. O'Bncn and the
anf•rmnrv stnff wall dtscuu ho" to usc the . '
health care i}"Stcm most cff~uvel_> tomghl at
7 p.m an the Odell Hn.ll Lounge. Empham
\\111 be placed on prt:\enlllti\c medtcine and
ho\lo to keep youncll healthy. Admuston u
}ret and rd'~hmcntfi will be ~ ·ed
• Portland Opera•) Sp«ial e\cnh { ouncil
•~ procnung llfi Thlfd Annual Pub Cran I
lomght I rom 4 30 p m. to I u m. T•ekct•nrc:
SS. a\'aalable at the Ponland Opera office
and t p:arttopallng uncm$ For more mfor­
muuon. call 635-3971
•
•Harriwn and f)ltor, bi11ed as Amenc:'l·a
ril'lt und only h:m11le comedy team, w1ll
appear at LC Apr 22 ut 8 p.m. in tiVltn
Audllonum
Pam H11rmon and Robm I ylcr hsne
pla}cd mnJor mghtclubs throughout the
tQUntry. (rum tnc I roubador tn l.A to the
Eden Roc~ Hotel tn Manmt lkach. lncy
hu\c produa:d l~o lbumm and arc vtor~ang
on a thud
Thelf .appearance li p:~rt of the LC cultural
ana acne~ lieketi are 8\'lUlable at the mJo
dnl and at the door -..
• I he< hle:l hnr11llrr. prc,entthe1r Sprm,r.:
c ,,r,•rl .11 the ~" .mn Aud11~1rium nl the
,,,lrtl:tnli An Mu,eum Apr 21 at 8 p m
!\tudcnt ttckets nrc I and urc: U\1UI.tblc at the:
door
•AIIl.C profr,.,or.urc im 1ted to eat lunch
at S \G \ Apr. 22 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:10
p.m. J he ASI C !'>enatc: hope<-thiH thas wall
cncour..agl" tnterucllon bct\lo ccn tudent~ nnd
fracull~ nnd cn\;ournge !>tudcnh to U'~
prolcs~ors to come: hl lunch more often
1 here '' no cluu gc.
•
•Tht> annual "ho~ of lhe Orc~on 'tate
Goal Council "111 tc:ature a number ot tho\C:
h\d) do"n' of the: harn).trd, Apr 2'\-24 tn
OMSI Mcfuchern Audllorium 'iamples
of go.11 rmU. '"" be U\, tlnblc lor \lsitorll.
1 hc:r.c •~ no .tdmi,~lon charge allcr the
regular OMSI ndmis~aon ot ~~
•,\ Chm.tU.n l'dm:ation ~c:mlnar to help
Chmttuncduc-.ttlon dircctol' de t1 better jllb
"'II be prC),Cntcd by the Chmuan Suppl}
Center Apr 23 1 rom 8:~S a m.to 3.30 p m. at
~~ ultnomah ~chuul of 1 he Bible, H4.3S ;'\f.
Ghsan l·or more an(ormation. contuct one
of the Chntottnn Suopl l e:ntcn.
• 1 he Uth nnual Shell "tho'". spon~ored
b) the Oregon OClet) ot · 1n\;holog~~ts, '' 111
tnkc place llt OMS I Apr. 23 to May J. 1 he
sho" \\llllenlutc hundred~ ol \hell" I rom the
miiJOr eollec:11ng area of the "orld. Adm1 •
SlOn I S2. rri-Mct's bus #b2 goes right to
OMS I dl or.
;1 he "'onhw~l Him Mudi~ l rnler \\til
present ~~q·pt A" a 1 " I tna ~crt muller film
stnrnng Manangcla Malato :md Giancarlu
(Jtllnmnl.:a Apr 2J at 8 p.m •• tt the Portland
An Mwcum. S\\' Park and M.•di~oon Ad­
miSliiOn il> Sl 75
•I he mrn• 'aM~il) ba-.eball tum '"Ill plu)
Whuwonh College Apr. 23 at I p m. at
Sd:a,onc hdd.
•l hr mrn' 'an.il) trac~ learn w1U meet
Oregon College Apr. 23 at I p.m. at Gm\loold
Stnd1um
•
• t hr :\otthw~l Him Studi~ ('('nltr "til
pr~cnc J..ur11e, n him ubout the queM lor
reltg~ou• underl>tandmg I rom the 1mide of a
Ouhohc MonaMnrv . 1 he fum wJII be sho\lon -Apr. 24,8 p.m, at the Portland Ar1 Mu cum,
SW Pari n11d Mud• on Adnu•~•on i11 Sl 75
•'f rinil) t.pJ,copal ( hureh wtll prl:l'Cnll he
~con d Jlrogram an 11~ /977 .'il!fll'.\ oj PtunQ
(<,IIH'fl~ Apr. 24, S p.m. at the church, 147
W 19th AdmiMlion 1s S2.50
•1 hr rnt·n'6 'll'l!tf) ba\rballteam wall ml-cl
the ollege lll ld.sho Apr. 24 at I p.m. at
Sd~.1\onc f·1eld
•
•I he 1.< wom~n ·~ oftbaJI tram WJiltnkc
on PaC'Ift\: at 1 he hloon Par• licld Apr, 25 at
.3 30 m es.
• T hr Carctr Planntn~ and Placement
('entu \\til prt•cnt u '\:mln.LT, Br~oJ..Ing/nl o
thr' Sonal \t·n ta I rc>ld, ,\pr. 26 .at 7 p.m m
the: Grc\ Room I he )pc •• ~er \\ill be Lorene
.fllne , J~l\~ntk and fllmil) coun,c:lnr lor the
~ouchca)t Youth Senacc Center.
•1 he llnhe~it) of Porlland \\111 prc,ent a
h.md concert Apr. 26 at 8 p m tn the: llunt
<.":enter Rccllnl Hall. ;lc/mrs.uoll u fru.
•
·~hip,uad and Johmon Ice I· ollie' \\~II
.tp('lc.lf at tht Menwnnl Coli~eurn \p1 27 tu
M:n 1 f·vr llc~ecs .10d rnnrc intorrmttton , • cnll the coh5cum bo:r. oll1cc
I
..
•The LC women., ~oftbullt C'um \\ill meet
George Fox College: Apr 2" .11 J:JO p.m. at
the ralc.on Pad rield
•Tht '\otthYohl lllm <.,tudiL ~ Center~ 11l
prc>cnt \," f~ rl. In ,\urthwt'H
filmmuknJ, Apr 27 Ill M p m. Among the:
:.elected lilm' 10 be: sho\\ n "111 be ,1, Or ell""
\lt'JSOK«', on poet \\'tlliam Stalrord The
f•lms "'II be ho"n nt the Portland Art
Mu:.eum, SW Par~ ond M~tda on Admts·
100 I Sl 75
• I he Car err l'lannln~: and t•laccrnl'nt
( rntcr \\111 present a scm mar. (ream e Joh­
::J~uniJ Strau~glt'.S, Apr. 27 ut3.30 p.m 10 the
Gn:y Room. 1 he speaker wtll be Oenms
llop\looQd
•1 hl \\omen'' ( aucus \\til meet on Thur'
1\pr 78 ut 7 30 p.m m Ste"ufl ll•dll oungl!
I he IOptc will be: .. ,\ Dt~cutllton -\\omen tn
1 urkey" I cading the dt!'ICUs!iton "'11 be
Philo!iophy prolcs~oz Sevm Hir10chbdn,
I ur knh !'lludcnb .md AmcnC"dn tudents
Jcturmng from the O\Cr!ie85 1rip 10 furk;cy
•Tht Carter Planning and Placemc:nl
(enter, an cooperauon wtth lhe ,\Jumm
Board, h:t' estublishc:d a net~ or~ ol 1.<.:
slumm who have volunteered to uutsl
studcnti m a number or \loLtys. for complete
ckuulso contucl the center,
•OSPIHC 1s conducung u !~Uf\'e)' ol the
I feahh Servu.;e!i on campu!i and nc:cd'
Mudcnts. IO help With th1. IOVC!tll&itllon .
C,lntuct I on a. ext. 492, or W 1~. i, C:.'lt. 5611, t1
vuu • .n: interntrd.
• I he fhutrEian ', tprinu \l!ll,on hu!~
opened With u ~ho\\ entitled ~cwzr I rum tht
Stagt• every I hursdu> nnll Jorida} Jhrou~h
Muyb Shuwumeis6p.m atthcthcatre .614
s W I I th, Adm1uson is S2
•llu lt•y <'ollr&r \\all present u contercncc
Apr 29, JO ontl M y I; All l.m'lrtJIIIII~IJi al
Qllt'JIWN' l."t (J/101111(' Gw"''" Ulld flu• nm41
U orld Inc contcrc:ncc t• un allernpr to reach
an undc:r.standmg olthc: mterrcluuonshtp s ol
cn\tronmcn tal problems tn the 1 hard World and global cconomu; pohcu:., ~or more
tnlorm,lliOn \Hilt [ h1rd \\mid l on(ere:nct,
co IIFRil llu~lc\ c,)Jicgcuf lnvtronrnen·
tal Studtt\ \\ t teen W.tshington State
Collcsc, Btlhngham, W n~h 98225, or call
20b-67b lQ7J
• OSPlR (, '' lolll.tng I or 11 co-cdttor lor
th~u mnnthl\ magazane·lortnnt ncw&lcttcr
Fnr murc tnft,rnMIIOR ~ Ill 22·9M I.
• J he \rei''' or Orqeon annual '\hOW Will
be on VIc;\\ at lht Portl.tnd Art Mu\Cum
through J\pr 24. \\'or ks lrum all media wert
.1c~-eptcd . 'l he ~hO\\ •~ Oflcn during museum
h!lur' at SW fl,tr~ .tnd Mudt'iOII .
• I he c. lu"ical Gullrr) 111 the Portland Atl
Mu!\r:.Um has been reopened with !lome
chun~'<!>. 111 )lllfC lor I he museum goer. l he
lll!>tallaunn wtll teat urc ptcccs I rom the
Purtl.md Art M u~cum collc:cuon, rnuny ol
whach have not been on \tC\\ lor many years
I he Sal\cr Ci.tllcf). Hl11o rcopenang, con·
ttnucs 10 home collccuon' hom the
mu~eun\\ lane Ctlllecllon ol 1: nglish sthcr
• I he: Ore Run < nllt-il' Photujuurnali4101
.\~1ud., '77 .nc open to Mudcnts an any
Oregon Unt\'erslt) or C(lllcgc:. I he purpo e of
the contc't 15 to promote .md acknowledge
the c~ccllcnec to college phOlOJournah\m
De:.dhne for cntnell •~ Mny IJ. f·or mort
anlorm;111on , "rue Oregon 1•ttotojourmtl1sm
A"nrds, l>cp.ur mcnt of Journ.ah)ltl, Oregon
Stctte llnt\CfMl)'. l onltlhos. Ore. 97331.
•1 he ch,· \t-cnnd wn .. ccull\( ,Ytur, the
Jnpnne e·1\mcncun United Church ol Nc"
Yor~ Ctt)' .tnl.l l>rc" llnl\cr uy arc jotntly
ollcnng a thret·)C:<H :;chol..r&h ap to help ..a
qunhhed Jap.tnc\C t\mencan '!tudent
prepare lor the Chn~tmn mmJlltry. ror more:
anlormauon \Hill: l>rc" Umvtr)tt),
Mad IliOn '\ J 0,940
•I he \\llr.on C. enter for lhc Performinl
Att' at lht Y\H 1\ II II 4\ W lOth, wall
prc:.cnt Gaynor Stcrch1 und Rachard Wilhs
in 7 ,,. I lcmrn JJ mrer, ntl\lo throush May 8.
Perlormanc~ l> arc J· ndta\ s .md '!tat urduy:.. at -
11:30 p m. and ~unduy .. at 7:30p.m. All :~cat
arc rc~encd nnd lll kcts .ue on :.~de ut the
\ WCA
•T hr :"orth~~• \\'umen•s Action
Confuencc "til be held Apt 30 und May I 31
the Um\enill) ot W<t!>lungton HUB
Spc;tl:ers ''Ill be Hell) J·ncdan, Y\onne
Wanro'' and \.alene ltarpcr t=or mote
anformallon. call R~9-6903 or 523-2121.
•Portland ( j,il' 1 ht•turt• v.tll begtn late
sp11ng-carl) summer dnll~t!l fur nduhs ciur­
mg the 1.1)1 \\eck of t\pnl for mot~: informs·
tion call 12b-3048
•lhc L:'ccutht' Cuuncll ngrccd that the
policy ol full) di dnstng financtul dutn
inlormution about the college, !.hon o(
indhidual ~al.trlc,, 'hould be extended to
~I udent:...
l'he Council ,tnnounc~d that the Hou c
ol Rcprc\ent.ativc: hus recommended sil(nifi·
cant mcrca11~' 1n the totul 1 udent linsnci!ll
a1d .lppropn. nton~o .and the recommenda tion
1:. prc:,c:nlly under con lder.llion by the
en.ste
At the mecung l'res1dcnt Howard
reported t hut uuthomn11on has been gtven to
proceed "uh the h I of renovutton~ und
repair for the dormuoncs und will be
lundcd by alluctllltlllS luim the rep.ur and
replacement lund o\C:J o pcnod ol ume.
• r he ,\SI.C \tnlllt' IS in the pror.:~s of
considcnng the huget lor the: 1977-78
ac~dc:mtc ) e,u
ASI C Prestdent Rundv Stender .m­
noun~ed th.tt .m .addt11onlll M:curuy ofliccr
Will be hncd lor the: llC\t !!Chool \c.1r. lie .ll o
.aid that applic:.mon .sre due lor the 11 udent
l.u:ulc \ rrustc:c comm1ttet M.a~ 13 • Kyle Coo~ reported lu the ~cna lt thnt
the )1!111 boo~ commattn• lw. dec.aded not tu
publish .any type nl yc11rbunl; tha .. \'eM hut
"ill 11pcnd 1 he remaander nl tim term pin n­
nm~ the )C:Urbou! lor ncXI )C:Hr M> that
proJuettun Ciln bcgm \\hen ~ludcnl!i return
111 lhc f.all,
I he Sc::nate upprovcd • JC:J~olutaon 10
furm u r.cnutc: \;omnullcc on r~adence halh..
It w1ll "urk huth """ the l>CIIOic .tnd wJth
mtcr:-t.lm m cuunc1l •
\lun)' K I l
will
13~
tat'b :.tauon n . ,Jdtnl nptnton
Suphomor•
C St.ttton "vi
mcCIIO[(
"1ke Ford brol
:Jill )ophomorc
Shc:rmnn h
Commumcauot
ft~UII\e Bour
Mike Kern
;:d he: was dl
onalh !eel I
:rmponstble 3(
lJ'On~ for vot
;ccommendatlQ
3oard and -\S
:teommendatt<!
the rccom
'By naiUI
rcprc\t:n~ the $
• ng me"'
)ludcnt~ ~
~tar'~ st.atlon l1
• 1 feel ~•1
lt1pOn'tble c~
Lewis and
•
(
~ant
<
LC ht\\
charged that
&iderauon fo
doomed mHn~
The~ also ct
Mmls,ions f
IChool admtss
The: LC
mM1on. Con1
con"der the'
nudcnts for 01
to predict tht
J1Ud1es
l)cggy I
called the L ~
and s~ud I olll
more: ~ludcnt j
su uauon 1!. ~
lliO\t undcrp
mntcd to th
l \ l 'core,,
ompete \loith
sohd and ~C'CI
Jam~ B
llll.!I\IOnS iJl l
the: l AT IS
mtnoruy ap
m11ted He su
the: urrungem
Cornne 1
1a1d the l SA
1gnorc" lhe
(Um\l UIICC!~o
language: alii
1:0mc from t
.snguage. lu'
thmg you ha
"It tlin't
mtnortllt' 11
h~tt\Ukl loUd
the: bram or
but bl.'\.";lU!>e
and li ....... ,·, ..
achuol. But 1
deal better
ago, fhc:rc