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

April 28, 1977 Volume 37, Number 5

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1977-04-28

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Radio execs say vote unrepresentative
Jennlftr OriU
Malf Writer
Many ~ l.C Radw rull member• were;
~au~lu:d w 11 h 1 he. result a or the Com-
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:,~~nlc,,tlon~ BuMd mcctlnt! tn whtch ne:d
:r.ar·~ ~httwn munal(c.r wu' cho!lcn, ltchng
!)dent upmiun WU\ not heeded.
Sophomore: ':>It-' c K mghtly wn, elected
St.ltion Munugcr 11t :1 Communu;uuon\
nl meeting 1n wh1ch Bollrd Chuuman
l·ord broke a 5-5 tu: between Kntght}
".d ,ophomorc Rtd.)' ~ hcrmun.
!)herman hud been recommended to the
oRlmumcauun~ Bo.~rd by both the KLC
AtCUll\e Bonrd ,tnd the ASLC Senate .
Mike Kerner, present atation munager,
a1d he wus disappointed in the vote ... 1
~pon. •ll) reclthut Mike ford's vote was an
rrnpon~ible act. I'm 1urc. he hud h:giumute
tJ'O"' tor voting '" he d1d but I thmk the
tcommcndullon' ol the K l (. f X«Utlvc
~oard Jnd \Sl C were dtsregurded The1r
rcommcndullon\ were 1mportunt, a' they
the recommen dation~ or the student ~
"U) nature ol "' charter ASl C
tprc,cnt\ the \tudcnt body :11 larl)e and the
rmng member. ol the fxecuhve Board
~tuden t who huvc 10 work w1th next
rrar, -.tauon munuger.'' .ud Kerner
"I fee: I ::.trongly t hut my vote wa~ a
:npoMtble, concerned vote," f·ord sa1d
Lewis and Clark ( ollege '1 ht most Important l.&ctor tn my VOIC: for
'-It eve K mghtly wa~ ht'l emphum on the
duc.1t1onal .11pecl ol K I.C .tnd hali well­
rounded cllperiencc Rael<} w;ts putung
cmph.Uil'> on the: cnteru.unment aspect,
.. Roth cand1datc1 were: quutihcd lor the
JOb I've cnt leiter• to both ot them 1n·
dac 111ng why I voted n~ I dad In my letter to
Rtcl.. y I retnforecd h1 anvolvcment on a
conllnutnl' basiS With K L C A lor the:
sludent' 1£ they're unhappy wath m) vote:
the~ have the nJtht to voice that opposuaon.
1 heir vote wu' vc·ry 1mpom1nt to me."
Dan Vtumonte, K LC udv.,or and Com­
munic:moru Board member, said the Board
mull make the fin.tl dcc.,ion ... We took both
rccommc:nduuon• 1nto con~1de rataon, but il
recommendation by the K LC' [~xecuuvc
Board '" not tantamount to uppomtment .
<;everal tame~ 10 the pa,t the Com·
mumcallom Bourd hJ\ been reaffirmed as
the fmal deciSion maktntl body
.. fhe vot~ of the Senate the KL<.
Ex.ecut1ve Board and the: Commumcutt oru
Board have not always concurred," 1a1d
Viamonte
Carol Blum. KL( hbrunun, stud the
deciston W41\ between per onahty .md ex­
pcncnc:c She \Utd .,he wus confident 1n
Kmghtly ~ ab1hty to run the station but :.he
lecl~ the peHonality ol the tat ion~~ going to
change,
April 1977
• orities c ge law exam·
unfairly handicaps non-whites
"'ana Grey-Johnwn
')tarr Writer
I C luw ,chool mmont)' student., have
tharged that a lack of guidance und con­
lldc:rauon for \Octal clrcum,tanccs h.u
doomed many mtnorit~ students to (atlure.
The~ aho charge that the: t.uw School
Adm a~<.ions Te~t t an unlair ba," for law
~ehool adml!>~ion .
I he LC Low School', ';,pc:ctaJ Ad·
mm10n Committee which met lust week to
con~ider the appht.stlon' of manont}
~tudtnt' lor next Cull, 1 still U!tl08 the: L::O,A T
IO prediCt the )tUdent ~' o.tputude ror legal
IIUdae.-
Peggy lw.tsllkt, a thtrd-year luw student,
ulled the: 1 ~A 1 an unproducuve method
1nd 'a1d lollow-up program~ could moke
more: \tUdent\ ehgtble for luw ~chuol ·• rhe
lttuauon I!> that \tudcnt-. comtng from the
mo~t underpnvtlege cm.um,tunte'> are .1d·
milled to the I aw \thool wtth lowered
l.S,\ J \COre\," 'he \did ... 1 hcy're eltpected tO
compete with \\hue \tUdent!i who hao,.c had a
whd and :.ecure b.tcL.ground .
Jumc, 8r"u· dtrcctor ol \pcc1al ud­
DII\\Ion., at the law School, 'atd he: think':>
lht L ~A 1 I' an adequate mean) or tc:~ting
D\Jnont) apph\:anl!li btl or~: they .tre ad­
mitted. He '>atd he ee nothing \\ rong with
the urrungemc:nts ur. the:)' are now.
Cornne lm, .1 ~econd-ycar law \ltudent,
sard the I "iA 1 1!111 dt~cnmtnator)' te"t whtch
1gnore' the ulndu.l.ttc'-. »OCIO~conomtc tlr·
cum'.>tuncc:' "l.uw tn th1~ ~;ountr) hu\ 11
1tnguuge ,111 it~ u\\ n," I'" 111d ''II you don't
come: trom the '>tlCial ctrclt' 1 hat peak that
'mgua~e lu w ~chool c..ut be the toughest
lhtng you have c\er .tttcmptcd"
"It tr.n't urpna10g thut ~0 percent ol the
mmuntaes tlunkcJ out two ycJr' ugo. ..
lwtnukl ~.tid .... , IS not bec.tusc they luc~ed
the bram:. or the tntc:lhgencc to stud\ law,
but bcl.tU c: ol the lad: of auppormctutonul
and ltnanciul !'.C:nicc:~ ufter entenng the
khool But I mu~t ~•Y that thtngs .trc u llfC:UI
deal better now th.1n the) were t\\0 )'ear
1110 fhcrc: is mMc admintstr.lli\C: ~Uppon lor Afhrmall\e Action,"
Br0\'1 sutd he thinks it would unl\ur to
sa} that all minority \tudents flunked out.
"fhe fact that they were here lu 1 year and
nrc not here thi" year doc:. not mean the)
flunked out," Bross:.a1d .. lt i!'l true that in the
,1~ year'> I have been here, an O"crwhelmmg
maJonty huH• llunkcd out. Yet some ol the
!>tUdents transfer to other schoob that can
provtdc: btgger linaneml aid packeb I or
them."
Aad for undcrpn"1legcd l>tUdcnt ~ com~
from the Ore~on Bur Ali,OCIUtlon whtch
pro\'tde~ ~5 .000 per year through mdtvidual
mcmbc~· c;ontnbuuom fhat money 1s
handled by the L(. Fmunt~ul <\1d OH1cc and
I' appropnntcd by the Law chool Atfir­
mauvc \cuon <..omm ttte~: Money the
~hool rccctv~ rrom the Federal C..ovcrn­
ment cannot be glVell to students JWl
Jllmt'!l BrcJ\'1: nothing "rung
lllrr~tnarmtnt!l a.'ll they art no"' .... ith "I hke Steve but he 1 more anchncd
toward an AM ound" Blum said.
"However, he does h.nvc the uperienec . I
thmk Rtcky would h<tve been another Mike
Kerner and would have kepi the personalit)
ol the station as 11 is ...
Sophomore I.Joug Ro~nberg, u di&c·
JOC1r.ey1 ~id he agreed that KntJhtl) was
quu.Jified to run the Sl~ttion but satd that was
not enough. He satd he tell Sherman would
ha\e mainuuned and tmproved KLC's lm­
uge.
"Steve would appeal to more ol an A.~
crowd," Rosenberg said. "What thti whole
thing c.sme down to w;u mamtammg K LC'
image. I don't think Steve c:nn doll. He: won't
curry on ~hat Kerner ha) st.ancd. Rtcky
know" \ohchael and knows what he wants to
do" Rob 1 a)'lor ~id he wn.s conhdcnt tn
Kmglny\ o~bthu~ and wu. pleased with the
~echton 'I ~ee Steve as havang more thangs
together .sod beang more know ledgeablc: ,"
1 a,·lor s.ud. 'He h~ more eltpertise and •~
more dvnamtc I'm )Ure he'll do 11 good JOb." • \1un) of those: involved with K LC a1d
staff member) )hould huve played u pan an
the recommendation . Only Eucuti'e Board
members had a vote and nwny taH member
:\aid thut wa5 an uru.nusfactot) method.
Gaby Donnell. KLC new C'.tster aad
the Stilt ion manager should be elected b) the
E:<~ecuuve Board 11nd st:~tf member5, smce
tho~ Mudc:nts-not the Communic:uuons
becaut.e the} ~remembers of a mtnonty I he
usc ol Federal lund' for mmont}· groups has
rai~d chttrges of reveri\C discnminut ion by
y, hite :studenh <t<:ro s the country.
.. The precedent C<t~e for tho e "om­
plaints mvohcd a white: ~tudeot who charged
that he wu~ dented linnnctal .ud bcc:uu'>c he
wus nw a mmont)' ," '\<ltd \nn ~endn ck,
.1 !Stant dean or student ervice~ Olthc Law
~~.hoot
rceJ:) l~a,ald : 1-" \ T unfair ba.'b f\lr Ia~
admiuanct- #.out Pnrnf'" Board-would h:nc 10 wor._ wirh the
manager.
Colleen Conroy. KLC traffic manager,
saul the present election proecs lett her
unc:omtonllble, but tbut she had no soluuon
to the problem
.. 1 don't thank the 'ftCW ol the 5tafl wu
~>uught at all," Conroy said. WThe whole of
the K LC staU should ha'e had more say.
Perhaps the CommuntC'4Uoru Board could
uc:a:pt a recommen dation from the susff.•
"1 don't thtnk It should have gone as a
vote m front of the whole staff." satd Jay
Nordlund, news darcclor ... It would ha'<c:
c:au:.ed u spht an the sWlllnd that Y.ould ha 'fe
been 11 bad sitwmon."
Conroy said she wu surprised at the
dectston ... We had re<:ommended Racky, the
Senate recommended Ricky, and rhen the
Commumcauo ns Board ptdcd Ste,e. It was
ver) aurprutng. " she id.
t.:my Lewis, ASLC vice-president, wd
1he deci$1on wa!:\ quJie :1 shock. '"l bas makes
me wonder how much ~ei,ht the ~ LC
E 'lec:uuve Board curries," Lew 1 '*ld. ·The
Senute recommended Rjck y herman to our
repre&enUilhc on the Communications
Board. but he is not requtred to '\:Ole as we
recommended he vote. I ha'c: no 1dea as to
how he voted. The result was JUSt 'fC:r)'
surpn tng.. •
Kerner s:ud he has no ill fcchngs toward
~mghd ~ .. He'!i perfectly c:1pable of doms
the Job and he no~ has my lull support ...
~ fhe C:be was later settled out 01 court.
but the) dtd land out that 60 perc.:nt of the
n1d budget "cnt ro dl">ad\'!lnlAged students
that made up only II percent llf the student
body," she S<itd •
At u reeent meeting to COI\Slder !00
mmontr student upplJcauons J2 were
accepted. Another 20 were acoepted tor the
ummer program and two othcr~ were
gr.anted atd lrom the Oregon Bar package.
•1 hi:. IS a Vet) tOUC:h) IUUe, SlllCC W1:
h:t\e hud to deal wnh self-de1tgnated
m1nunue• ." Bro~s said ~I hat as, people
nppl) tor 111d and say ·m~ grandmother was
p.trt lnd111n and m\' father ~ halt Japancsi • and so (onh. We ba,-eto beeJuremcl) tactful
an the ·wu) we deal with these ca es."
The dtfler'ing \1ews of the admimstra­
llon and the students ~ill not hall tbc
udmtS)ion of nunori1io or top the ill­
prepared tudents from Ounung out. The
minont) tudcnt would h~c the chool to
c~plam the beneht and long term resulu or
accepting studenb the~ lcnow wtll n~~~ make:
11. I hey are also ll5~ng w h~ the 1 .._ ~ I ts not
lollbwc:d up by ome me.burc to 1 .use the
compeuu · .. ..-.;hances of minonty tudents.
.. 1 he l \ I 1 not an •~olated theme,"
$0110 l :u ... ,, ,, .. ":grncnt or 1 he chtun reaction
ot alla1rs in thi countrv. lt folluw the trend •
of p:srtlullt} on whach thi count() t bwlt
Unlc!l~ there is u reonentalion ot the te!)t to
11\:\:0mudute the octal :snd economac
cconumtc \;lr\:UID)tQUCC'Ji , the manortt} stu·
dent ·~ In a \ICIQUS t')dc. 10 chool or uut
lool.:tna; fN a J~b ..
Tim )tar the l.aY. school hn enrolled
700 tudent ot ~htcll ,.& nrt> ol mtnont)
bad:round and nuade up ot h\c womtn :snd
19 men Music amateurs welcome Lnuo ,, '"" l:aue~r ,J,,mlcl h,
addr~""J 10 Bo \ 11 l11r (/radlm<' u
10 u.m.. \fondat!J, .til mbmiHIVIfS
,JwuM bt• llpf'd unJ arc• 'uhjrrt In
,•Jwng To Tht l dltor:
I v.a~ plea,e<f to ~.in the \pnl
:!I I c)v 1n tnten1t>'' "ith Prolc,,or
Robcn '\toltze. v. ho 1\ :.btlUI to
rettr~o Bob h.u 'c:n'ed Le\\ •~ und
ClarA.: well, tor man .)Cil~. :and we
plan to honor him wtth a pccJ.tl
b.lnquct and conceit on Ma) ~.
One ~marl.: m ht' mtcn'lt'\\
ncc<h ~rre<.tton Sob I) quoted n'
,..~ ans that tht "'htlOI ot Mu tC ''no
lon~r encour.agc' ,,matcu~ "tth a
hobb' mtero1 m mlbic ... that mu ac
• ha) become "mllt'Ce.'!'able to non·
" maJon>
Nothans could ~ turthcr from
the truth. l h.s\c been at LC ulmo't
u long a:. ~~ ~tollle. sod I nm glad
to sa) that non··maJors hll\'e alwa)''
been tn' ol\'ed, m ~ret numbe~. tn
our "'hool. If an)thtng. panaClpa·
tion b\ non-maJor> ha) tncrca~ed tn
recc n t .} 'ell!".
I lnov. 1 -.peal lor all m}
coUe.agu~ v. hen I :.A) that we "el')
much welcome !olUdent' from other
depanmenl) . They panicipatc in all
our mu:.tc organtzatJo~ -<hoir,
Balls a' tlyin'
To tht F.ditor.
.\h, ~pnng. the flowen. are
abloom, the grauuag1~n tbe~k)'t~
ablue .tnd '-O thu note to avou. •
~ony about the crumb)
albteratton . but ~pring often hu thiS
effect on me. There's not muc:h 1 can
do but moon around. v. ander among
the fio~en on lower camptli. And
count m) lud~> :.um I regill>tered for
aU m) c1uses credit/no record.
Howe~oer, lhings are not all that
roS). 10 to speak For tf you've had
the chance to go down to lower
campus and stretch out for a fev. ra)"
o' the ~oun. you know the pent& .1nd
pttfalls that awatt the unwary down
there.
l'm rcJemng, of cou~ to the
strange golfball-1oized ObJCCb that
drop out of nowhere tmperihng
life, timb, and lunch. It d~n 't .. eem
to mauer where you h.ide. there's no
a.cape lrom the tinle buggers.
Close tnspection of theiC pellets
re"eaJ that they are indeed what thetr
siz.c uggest£ goU balls And u )OU
tale a look a.rou.od you can lbuall~
saght the perpetrators ol th~e lethal
spheres the -golfen" from PEc-
h's ume someone liPO"e out
agatnll thi .. outrage. :-\ow, I have no
problems with golfen per ~~e; indeed. band, Mchc:)tra . etc L.t.t term 11
.. tudcnt' too~ '0011 or 1n trumcntnl
Jc,,on,, n b<lUt tu\11 ot t he't "trc
nun· mi\J'l~
We hn\ c added u number ot
C\IUNC!i \~tlh the ni."C\h .tnd tntcre:>l"'
ol non•mltJM~ tn mtnd \ ~.;,lur'e 111
"orhi MtNC tht\ term h.t, .tboul 40
... tudcnt' r~gl)tercd. lO ure non·
mllJUT Cl.t ~ tn trUllt,ln m piano
.md guttar lor n<ln·maJor' h,,, been
3\"llll.tble for mnn\ \ear L:ht \Cut --v.t' added a rccorder cln~s, al'o
large I) 'nth Mamateur "ttb n hobb)
mterc:.t an muscc"' 10 mmd. \ clu~~ in
mu,cc and :utI rom the IQth and lOth
ttnturu:> la"t term had 62 non·
major) ~nrolled .
Curnculum re' i tun 1 and
~hould be .tn on.oomg con~m m the
~chool ot Mu~cc:. There ma\ be •
.-ddtttonnl ~'ll'' tn "htch we cnn • sene non·mnJOr,\ und mnL.c them
led at home an Evan~ Music
BualdtnB Your )ussc~tion~ arc an­
ntc:d
Rttmhatd G Pauh
I've been kraown to pia) u fe\\ round~
my\CU, What d~ trouble me •~ the
·coun.e" that •~ \el out O'er campw.
and the danger and dtstrnctton caus­
ed b)· thc::.e rook.Jt afficianado!>
Sure!\ the · c:our~e" could tM:
mo.,.ed to .s btuer area Wh1le the
current :<>ttuatton obvtously provtd~
a counlf)' club illusion for the game Use your own
To thr f.dlh1r
I haH rcC~I\cd c:omplltinh
•~gard11lg the number ol un·
dergruduatc o"~ur)·tng the linutcd
,catmg p.acc tn thl luw ltbruty 1\ .a
rc .. ult, the tolh.l\\tng polic) ha' !>ten
odupted
llndergrnduatc ~ urc welcome to
u~c the law ltbrnr) U5 lnng 3 the
tollowang con!>tderatton' .tnd rc,tnc­
uon!> arc ob)crved
•I "" !>tudcnt arc hea\\ U'loer~ •
ol the librnf) and do not upprectate
the pre,ence ,lt undergraduate un­
le:. the) arc eng..agcd in lcgnll)
n:lated ~tudy .
•Curn:l study ~pac:e i-. r~erved
for the "ole u~ ol Ia'" !ltudcnt'
• I \ptng 1s prohtbtlcd ln the In"
librur; at mght and on the wee lend'
•Studenh who do not ob:.erve
the: rules prohtbiting smolmg and
e'c:e~tve noise tn the ltbrory wtll be
al>ked to leave
I urge undergraduate :. to U!.c the
Wnuek Ltbrarv unle~s rc;earch
necesstlate!> th~ use ol leg.ol
material'> Cooperntton ts espec:inll)
requ~ted dunng Dead Week (Apr
30-Ma't 8). <tnd E~am WeeL.( Mil) 9-
20) Thank )'OU for your c:oopera-
I would thml that conMderattons of uon
saiet) ~hould be taken tnto con­Virguuo Adsh
A C'llng Lok Llbraflan ~iderauon
The PE dep.lrtmenl may not
lik the )uggc,tion, but couldn't the
ambience ol the current cour;e tM:
S3Crificed for <tnotber area tha11:. not
~o c:rov.;ded. Do the) re<~ll) need to
work their wny betv.-c:en ~un bathe~
l!Un ~tudten, and the ltke Jullt Jon~
tafT Writer
May Fete. 1.(. ·, annual spnog
l~ttvnl. began!~ today The three day
event wtll offer a talent ~how an tee I've begun to wonder tf the
bodtes stre" n around the area on .1
sunny day are not JUSt constdered
.. bar.ard<> · for whteh" penalty stroke
1~ 311sC$~ed But rm afratd tf . c:ream soctnl, and a chumpngne
~omethtng j5n 1 done ,omeonc:·s go-brunch wtth pa:.tne!> and ~agelc.
tng to tM: hun, and then there'll be . The the~c ofth15 vear s c:eleb__ra-
real trouble. uon wtll be Tht Qarden Party
1 thought at (int 1 should send .. We ha'e tned to plan a vanety
thts Jetter lo the PEdepanmc:nt butt of ac:ttviti_?• :.c\erol ol whtch are ne'Vt
dCCldcd that the LOG as a better th~ year. ~1ud Alan W ac:hter Mu,
medium. Others who have had Fete: cha1rman ••\\ e want to tn\ olve
problem wtth the .. duffers" will as many )tudent) a-. posstblc" •
tde:tlly ntll) around thl~ problem .one of th~ nev,;. evc:nb at tht.,
and help to change the ~ituation. The ~c:ar c:el~brutlon wtll be an old
PC dcpanmc:nt c:an be reached by fa~htoned cc:e cream soctaltht~ after
calhng c:xten~ion 450. noon fr~m 3 to 4 30 p m. tn front ot
Md Jont.s the Trail Room ~ponsored b) the •
eXI~
Little man big in bed
\ltV(' Rl<t"l .,,.rr "'• (lain Manln
taff \\rlttr
\cecng Du!>ltn Holfman'.s 'en·
suou'l~ tuned ph) ''que tn .1 ~oouplc
ol -.cmt-nudc '"c:nc\ a"' rcll'lon enough
to golo both 'lhowtnp ol ltttle Btf!
~Inn' I nda) mttht, 7 ond 9:45 p m
in J:.,·un' \udnonum
1 hot ' one womun\ ~1p1mon,
lln)\\U)'.
r cchntcall). l.mk Big Man IS II
well-done ltlm about the h1'l ~ur­
\t\or ol the Little Btg Horn bailie.
It's lil.:c a lot ol c:owba)·Und·lndt.m
mo\lc • hut v. 11h a dtllcrcnt 1 v. i .. t:
/,mit· 811: Man i~ lrom the Indian's
point ol vie".
• Anhur Penn dtrected this
ffi<l\'te an 1971, belore Marlon Bran·
do refu,ed to accept hb Q,C<lr, when
the Indian nght\ t~suc "-.t' relutt\lel)
nev. Penn doell well at recreaung the
ntnetccnth century soetettc~ ol both
lndtan~ and whtt~ . nchte\'mg
ht,torical accurocy a:. well aJ. pre)en
ttng un enterhnntng ptcture The
movtc tncludes some ta.,cmutang
dcvelopmenh of lndiun cu~tomb and
nt~. all por1rayed sympathetacaJiy
There •~ comedy too.
In one scene, Hoffman who
haS JUst marned an lndmn women
b e)l.pected to make htmseH avntlable
to has st ter -an-law, all of whom
want c:htldren. Hoffman 1s astontsh·
ed und n lmle un cttled. but manage~
to meet the unorthodox r~ponsabth ­
t} tn good humor
Faye Dunaway appean. Ill> the-
lntcrnuttonal Affairs S}mpo:.tum.
aCliValleS WIIJ InClUde Wtndtng B
maypole A large vanety ottce cream
wtll be served. Dned flowers wtll also
be $Old.
A talent how,utled The Spnng
Scng. wil be staged Friday evening A
barbenhop quanet, hp sync: tn·
\trumental performance~. and folk
duncmg wall tM: mcluded tn the per·
lormancc
-we have: u well-rounded group
ol act'> tht~o year, and '\Orne fine
quaht) " \\ achtc:r :.atd Mn~ter ol
Ceremont~ lor the Spnng Sing will
be :.entor tu Dugan A panel of
\tudent<>, >taft .t.nd lac:ulty will JUdge
the wmner" ..and award pn1~ to the
top three: act~ The :.how begin~ at tl
p.m.
I he (ongre:.' Hotel downtov. n
"the .. ne for an ofl-cumpu~ dnnc:e to
be: held !:>aturda} from 9 p.m to I w lute \\tie ol a mthhH~ man
utlrtu;ted b\ lloflmun I he • ".t)' tn '' htc~h ht' mwu dul
lndmn .tnd "htt~ women
~trong cultuwl contltct, utd
\liOle IUn ,U W hilt ~OCiel) '\ nm ...
I mit• IIIR \I em '' <1 cnt1
llu:.hback' llollnMn :L8ed b)
mu.tclc \ll rnukt up to over 113
old tS intc:rvic,~cd by u
rc:~c:urcher . 1 he .1gtng procc HI
done:. It '' nenrl} tmpoS)Ibl:
rccogni~t• the .. tar ol All
Prc'uclcm 'j \I I'll under 1 he
v. rtnl..le!.. I he mal..c·UJ11~ )0 ft4b
thut the \IC\\cr. even kno\\lnJ
tnd:, •~ unubh: to detect 1t
1 he u~oting tn /mit• l11g
gcncr.tll} \.ef) good.
'>tand out. more b) the VIrtue
pcvotul character he: ponra)l
an)thtng ehc:
I he mo\.tc: tuke'> u ~trona
about while hypocmy in
ncneteenth century J l.actt
'JliCUOU~Iy mtsstng 10 the:
Western Mony vcewer~ have
uwny from J rttl«' 81g ,\.(on wtth
per.,pecttve on whutt hey w~re
an grade ,chool II a movte c:.tn
cdtnly.,, to that k1nd oft hough1
I'm all for ll
Movte\ that are gcnernnu ...
uttntng, that pre ent an
ht:.loncal ptclure and abo
valtd comment, are not uu1u!IQ
When the} come up, the> arc
lre"~h v.tnd on the desert
Llttl~ 81g \fan ts one of
films
u m "1 he Good ltJe" Wlll
the mu ac.
Tid .et~ wtll tM: on sale
tnlormallon desk for SJ a
and wtll be available nt the
!:>A(u\ wtll olfer a cm1mp1
Brunch Cxtraordtnaire I rom II
lo I p m Champagne will be
tn 1 huyer Dmmg Room I rom
to II 30 fhc COM Wtll be 40e
ldenulicauon requtred
The all-you-c-.1n-ent )ludcnt' partt(
11dd !ttud:
must be he.1
!J~c t u "b vc oj
,HUI<'''""' 10 .l l
&olot~V Proles
bt lcadtng th mq
111• ~texaco ur
{lie group wal
2S and ret!
"The cmphusi.,
" \atd Mel
•
aCfOl>\•) CCIIO~
jtpartment.. t(
·c more -.alu~
Chc:mt~tr}, At
'MtJC:. We aho 1
•o 'tudenh w
th-
\lcK.cnne su
more than 51
conclu\tOn
., wtll con'
hie tn the (
S1crru. and 8
\fcl\.~nne -.nt(
t C .,tudent
~portatton wtt
:ater \ltD. Mel
a 1 miter c:~H
ucihttcs and
·t plan to h
il~ pO\'\tblc.
th a little lu~
gh li'>h, .. hru
ment our d
to cat a (e'l
U be t.ampmg
mo!.tl) h~
Ann P
taff 1
Comedy shQ
Retter vel
thm"-Ha
lcmule corned
la~t Fnda1 •
held\ Otntng Room v. til m•• 1 hear rne"'''
three: l..tnd:. of egg:-. (tncludtn& medium
Bcnedttt ), bagel\ wtth c. ream presented '"
\trawberf} warn~~ \Hth . ~a). Thetr h
cream, ham buc:on, ..au,age, '1r1h ,hock: vul
plhtrie:. and f rum ny Bruce. AI
Ma) Fete committee rmunc::e. Pat
Jtnn\ :Shtpman .tnd Quade Tyler, 't
hu\le been worktng with '!i You're
munnger Rod Bond to The tc.tm (
brum;h the maJOt
Harn<~on or
lusm tn the ad r....-------------- r•llimg a popull ln\tead of
the public
t dfiOI In( hlcf
\lanaatna tdllnr
<\11 Ofrrdor
Phultllr11Ph) 1-dilor
'P""' f dhor v«•lr Co••tro·f< ' I he mythtc
• .. . Jtll "l can
• Uuach \land The)' were
l'h) 111' 011" on I eleva
llan• ltoltnaft! the 1940 •
-· t.:arcn I .om,t>:trj i\d• cl'tblna \1aru~atr
BUJin-\1anacu • l..11una 'lfartll rotc~tc:(J
( Clmpt•wllun l~lutr
< uculallon Manactr
librariAn •.. • .. • • Robcn Hllirl'k"~
•• • 1 cd v. all~nuct .~nt~llr
\ nd re"' t.: It
• • <..:lndl O•to tou,ng, . -
Publlcll Occurrn"' •
Wnl<'n t.:c:van B.aud, Mur,;;ant Rutlc•, lllcnd~a llun!d!
Ruu u.~" · Jell llllLOn, ltnnalcr Unit, Soan• <.irc~ ·John,on, ll;arcn uo .... cllt, Ne
Jun~ Cltnc Ml&r1an, l hn Ohm.an, f>t'rr) CliWJn, '\tc•~ R1n~rp:1
\j»rt• • Sam Unw. Ja._c <.r~cnhcrtJ. Juht Jon \nn :o.tcrttc
Ph~u&r•Ph) .. ---...·--......... -.. -..... -.... _._ ... , ...... ~hll I lean. Jell
D.a•c OouJh~n), Delores Jon.-. ll.1arl l'cacnrn Ann P1cnon Rem R1cha.rdi,
Ru..,nbva. Ste•c Ros<ntlwt ._, )lc R Olhctbor&. Scott Shull
Pmductlon .... .. • Ita) Uarl, Jcnnalcr I
t uohnc {>Ale Wdl wn,hl
( umtxl'lllun , . , • , Ja)nr (l,,fi!C" C1ndy th)1101, kl&r~n UarMil.l
Sharlcnr ko~moto, CJN)I Mllhumur .. , \bn1 M~<. ulltte.h,t 11 Orb,.ch, hnmlct Woo.!
1\til\t
l'hfllu 'cntnlna
1\d>"iwr
'Prllu•l c.uldancr -· ft tt I tt
• • • • M•U Wucr\c
Jdt D111on, Stt•t Ru .cnth1l. Ann Pic'
.. • RathBrd H
• • Uill ..,elm
0111~1.11 pubtu;,&llon or lhr •\Uo<:l.atcd 'ludtnlt ''' I.e'"" md liAr~ t ollr~<. 011U
l'alllltnc IIIII ltQid, Pont.nd, Ort:Jnn Y72111 !'liniN "'eel.!) durmsahc lt'adccn••) .-.r
by the IJIII" Oo\Oc£u Rc•lc>~. Sc<ond clau paua11c: flilhl 11 l'cntt.nil, Orci!Jllll Ann~
'ulncnpuon cost SJ U lor U S 1UbKflbc:n \ ae ..... up• a~ arc thun ollhc >~.utcn
•nd "''' no1 necouuty rcOc:ctthc 'titC>~.• olthc •tudcnt bod), the: ••~uh\. or the: (ollc'
ailnuniUtalhln Amen
of antt·
thetr
sa yang,
• get out or
FLO
e Deli
iolet
05 s. 'on a
f in
facet
the:
'le can
)ught
n
ay exico trip for h
\trvt Rl\.'lbrratr
~tarr Wrlttr
)lullcnl'> p.trt acap.tlln~ an the
t1dd stud) projc\t ne:o<t
mu't be heM I)' t~ pe l hey
~\C: to "h'c olf the lund" and
lllt:dhCf 10 (I 12·,CiJICf VUn for
S~olo!I.Y Prole"or Don McKcn
lllc: leadinf the group to de,ert
'tlnment' in Orepon "le\o~du,
:u. Mntco .and O.tJII ( uhfor­
lne group "-'U lc,,, \ Portland
• 25 .and return Dec. 21.
•The c:mph.t'll\ ol the tnp i~ on
... ,,ud Mcll.enllc ... But we
OSS•)CCIIOn ol \tUdcnt~ I rom
fcpJrtmcl\l) to malo;c: the e:\­
morc "uluuhle. Ht11tory ma·
Chern• lr). Art maJora ... all o.are
. \\'e aho need ltt lea"'l one
10 lltudcnt' who .trc llucnt 10
sh -
\ic;Kcn7tt ')Uid the tnp will
more thun 5.000 mtlcs bctore
conclu,,o n Parltctpltllng
wtll c:ompure plant and
hie: tn the: urc:nt Bn''"· Mo-
Stc:rra. and 8UJU dc!lcrh
\icKcnllc 1a1d ht hope' to tuke
1 t -.tudent on the trip.
.sportallon wall be pro\ adcd by u
' . .tttr \·Jn. 'vtcl\.cntac al\o wunt~
a trualer c~o~uipped "-lth cook
ucihllc:>~ and 'lecpmg quarter'
•J plan to live otr the lund a!l
us po~'tblc," :.uad Mc:Kenlte
a hule lud: "-C ~oan c..ttch
J!h ll~h. hrimp and dam' to
:7lc111 c:nt our diet .tnd still hn\le
to cat J lew nathc tortilla~ .
be c..tmpmg out a lot, so I'd like
:a\.e mo\tl)' heartier types .. Oon \1cJ<emie: "\-\t plan to do • l.ot or llvlne,M ,.. tnr P'J, r-',n
Studenh Will recetve one credtt crune" to the Eastern Oregon dC$ert
tn de~rt baology and u one-thtrd ac. tentatively ,cheduled for
<::rcdtt tn c:umpmg and htkmg. September
McKcn11e 3atd he plan~ to touch on "Accordmg to John Stembeck,
subjc:tb rangJng from htstory to the ftNt rule of IUe as liVIng," JWd
monne baology. McKcn11c .. Anyone who tllJ(~ part
McKc:nue ~td he hope' to in tha trip wall come to realize this.
observe o\cr ISO ~peCiell ol plants 11'& impo able to travel through the
and birds dunng the tour. He abo de)Crts ol Me:tlico and the South""cst
plan" to take the entire group under primnh·e condruoru and re·
snorkeling in the ~ea of Corte/ mam unchanged by the experience.
F•cld v.ork v.ill be Mlhcl977tnptoMc~Jcoi,not
'upplcmentcd by a. '1gned readtng lor anyom: who as weak hearted-
..tnd lectures from Baology prolessor' We plan to do u lot ol hving."
at th~ l naverstty ot AnLona. The ;\pphcatton lorms for the tnp
group wdl also pend u da) tn\ide the arc uvnitable m the LC Over)eaJ
De.'crt Museum in Tuc-.on • .\ttl. • O{fice. fhe deadline is May 10.
MeKenLJc satd a .. shakedown fuition lor the tnp is SS75.
ill
~lt&t...., ... ~medy team uses feminist tactics
)a(O Ann Plt"on
Staff Writer
Comedy \hould make people
Uencr vet 11 hould mu kc:
>pie think. Harmon nnd Tyler
rcmule corned) tcum ... ucccedc:d
both countli in thcar LC pcrlor­
lu .. t Fndu \. • lhctr mc:,~agc \\,l, lcmina,m .
mcdtum wu corned\. h.,uc' • • prc ... ented tn a ncv. und power-
way lheir humor hud a bold.
'hock \'ulue reminl'ccnt ot
Bruce At one potnt in the
lllnrmunct Paua llurmon \Uid to 1 he audaence was very much a
part ol the pcrtormnnce The com­
edienne~ '>Ummoned people to stage
und rc:.,ponded to retort'l from the
audience rhey e\'cn tOO~ 11 frtendJ)
Jub .tt LC 'tudent\ ·•what are you
maJoring 10 thl!> )e<lr'1 Pre\\eallh 'l"
Harmon and Tyler were balled
a'l a cotnedy team, but te..tm srant
"-a~ lackmg. T)ler demanded more
thun hall the ~pothghL Consaderang
that Harrison hnd a bac~ground in
modeling and 1 yler hus a
background tn theater, the am­
b>tlancc 10 acung abthtv )ecmcd only
natural Harmon llnd Tyler sa•d the
goal of the h:mmut Movement wns
"not to chunse all women for the
world, but to chnnge the world for all
"-Omen . rhear dcdtcatlon tO the
t-cmmiSt Movement ltl'·es the !thO"-a
:;ohd foundullon It overpowered
<~n) ttchmt.ll problerru . Whale peo­
ple la1ughed they learned as weU
In Januan IQ78, Harmon and •
1 ylcr v.ill bc:~n a tele\I\IOn sencs on
,\BC. One can't help but wonder JUSt
hov. much 1 hey \\ill have to com·
promise their ideals. lt could go
either W3)-the Femtni!\t Movement
mt[lht gatn pubhcity. or it might lo"e
• an tmportanl re"ource.
ruh
~r fyler, "You're not here to
~~n,.,· . You're here to ortend '
The team dtd oflc:nd a (e"-,
,I)Ullh the majOOt) \CC:tned tO enJOY Saga food's a real pleaser
Hurrt"ion ond 1 yler protested
ltlsm an the advetusmg tndustry by
~-..f •mng a popular utrhnc~ commcr­
ln~tcad ol the !~lcwardeo,, m·
lhe public to "come Oy Wtth
the mythacal "Cupuun Jnek" Jfff Ohon
taff Writer
~oma and Harmony enJOY
SAGA lood so muth they ent over
I SO pound!. ol at a weelk, and they
would hke more. "I can g~:t 11 up lor you"
·1 hey were also concerned about
m on tclevasaon. e:.pecll\11} dur­
thc: 1940~ and ·so, They
)how' 'iUC.h a~ Fathtr
llll~~n ... , lks1 dubaou' heroane~ like rhc two cat food that 'tudc:nh
thro"- away, whach normall)'
amounh to over half a ton a week,
actordmg to f-ood ~erVIc:c Darector
Rod Bond
!::lorna and H.srmony arc pigs
beang rat~otd b) tour Btology
'tudcnt:.. Mtke Bonofl, George
Mayfield. Jdfcrsoo Houpt nod
Nolan Sht!>htdo funtcello and Loretta
~ung. und the "pornographiC" cur·
of Wall Daane)
On the faalure of the Equul
Amendment an Florida
fca,use of anu-gay pre'lsure, the two "It W.lS JUSt un tded at the !>tart."
Bonotf :satd "There ~ no defintte
goal Sur~ we're osavmg food, but
that wasn't the mtent, JUSt the n-
u .. ro<l>
r \\ uoJJ
WucJ
n
1,ud Uiofl
Schond1
'JC. OCJU
:mlqc:Jf
Annual
'<' .. ntcn
IC C'UIIC, thetr attention to Anata
sa yang, .. lf you cnn't take the
get out of the orchard "
BURLINGAME
FLOWER SHOP
FLOWERS TO SUIT THE
OCC'ASION Cor~ age:;
e Deliver 246-1311 -Houseplants Plantt?n
iolet and Janet Patella fun~ ; .•/ De-"iKn.' -
605 S. W. Terwi J!Vt•ddings peru: nee "
There's not much worl when
&t\ dtvtded among four people,"
Houpt sa~d Be tdes the two da1ly
leedmgs, the )tuden t~ oecaStonuUv •
clean the hay in the ptg'~ sheller h
tak.t!\ about ten hour' .s week to oue
for the \Wine
.. We paid $28 lor c:.t.ch pig . .1nd
another S 10 for gr...tn to supplement
the ~ \0 ·\ food," Bonorr \41td
The) 've each ,pent about S2.0 in a.U
fhc: donn) of the: pig..' \CCIJ\S to
be a little unclear.
··we're trying not to gel too
attached to them," BonoU &Ud .... A
luutl committee has ~en tormcd.
which meets penodacu.ll) ...
It too._., as af omu and Har­
mon) mu) not get to eDJO)' AGA\
delectuble cuiSine 10 the fall
OSWEGO
JEWELERS
-Fine Je·welrv -
351 "8'' 1ln·. -
---l'\ii! comt to tilt c:on·
duJion tht on/•
rrllJon unJhoth •'s a
ltfntUIOn Tt'(X)fiU iJ
buau:t tht\ can't
uud anJ ~ntt at 1.11/
-8111) CiJTitT
lJnp .... drip. ;.\n oil well otf the coast ol Norn--:~y has been gu!lhtn~
JO.OOO burrch ol oal ad y sancc Apr 22. ,\n ;\mencan crev. tr~ang to
shut olf the gusher has tempor'dnly IU pcndcd work on the proJeCt
Nuclur thump. ,\ nuclear test was conducted underground
yesterday at Ycx:t Flat, Ne\, l he test wasn't felt 70 miles away m lAS
\'c:gas. but II cnu ed Mqullc a thumpM at the sate, uccording to ob~rven .
A spo~esman .ud no radtauon escaped.
T cchnololic.al t'lplon•ct. FBI Chtef Clarence Kelly warned
y~terd.ay that Commun1~1 Bloc sptC$ are out to get mencan
md\J,tnul secrets as ~ell a mtclhgenoe on go11ernrncnt and m•huuy
manen. In u speech lor a Washington audtence , Kelly laid sctentuu
und bustnosmen must keep thcmt~c:lves from bccommg vic:ums
'\-lore job\ Carter's lour bilhon dollar Public Works Job Ball is
re.sdy for a1 hnal congreuaonul \lote. The measure was dc:J~yed ~vcn
w~eks tn 11 leiPaluttve dispute nO"-resolved. Sponsors oil he btll uy tt
w1ll create 600 thous.tnd construction jobs m loc:al public works
• prOJC:Ctl -Ad"trti\lnt Oirtettd at th«Xc .. lhinC in in';' Major Unated Statc:s
companac:s are reviStng thear advertutn£ cumpaJgtl~ in clloru to reach a
la~t-growtng market tn America ... unmarried coupl~ who arc h"mg
together. The Willi Strut Journal report'llivmg together has mc:rcncd
b~ at least 50 percent since 1970. reportedly totalling at least 660,000
holl$Cholds. The Journul adds that doz.en ol large corporatton are
now anx1ous to do bustneu wtth the unrnamed couples.
In cffort5 to rc:uch tho e who Prt"tdent Carter 18}"5 ar~ -h..,lnJ an
sin," comparucs arc beJlnmng to run ads ~hich omit the usc of such
terms as spour.c. wiJe or husb.lnd. In addition. the acherttscmenl,\
Jtudtouosl)' :s\otd wang illustrations whach show couples weonng
v.cddmg nngs or betnl( urrounded b} children.
\nothtr Ho~ tory. Tht Wa/1 Strtcl Journal reporu that
thouwnds ol West vermons may h:l\e eaten sausage$ of U.S. hor~e
meat believing the) were made: from beef. according to customs
oltie~als .
The aJtair \loU& disco,ered V>hen import inspcctoruc:archcd a 20-ton
truckload of 1ro1cn beef on its way to the Ruhr area!rom Bclguan meat
c:~poner .
tn .. tde, orgtnal p..tpcn "-ere discovered tdentitying the contents as a
bo~e·mcat product onginating an Fort Worth. Te; a.'
l .. ttcr mv~u~hon sho"-cd that the Bclpan bustncssman had
pre,tously !:>Old utotal of o5 tons of hone meat. fal~ely bbelcd as beet.
The meat wu:o later sold to sausage m:tkcr" IUid distnbutcd to reLaal
!ltore .
\.llrcu,e: M:'\cl\ l dt not dcsd. ')J)\..1ling at Washmgton UnJ\'cn1t~
tn '-It LoUI•, Mo., Herbert ~lurtu e ·old an O\trOov. crov.d that the:
ncv. dt, whtch emerged 10 )e4ni ago IS '"by no means dead ...
Mnrcusc. no"-a profeuor ot pbito~ophy at the lJnt\'Cmt) of
Calilornia ~t ~an Oiego, culled the nev. collSClou ness of 60's a
rc' oluuonaf) und O(iall~ d) namtc begmniog. but the mo\'Cment, he
said. "-ll .. pohucall~ immature ."
Marcu"c warned ~tudents to .. fight against degradmg school and
Unt\ersiues that train ~t udcnh to"' ork tor tarse corporattons . !>pccutl
~hooh thul ,upport the esUlblishment should ~ opposed," Marcuse
said.
With all these 1\'IUCS at hand, Marcuse a-ssured that Mthe message: ol
the nc~ left ha" been heard and wiU continue to be he.ard throughout
the world."
Bartfoot b bttltr. Baring your leet to the: elements ma)' be health1er
than weannl.( )hoe-
Paul W Brand. MO rcccntl)' told the Amencan College ot
'urgcon" ttut ulthough h~ may ometimo protect the teet from
ac:udental injury, poorly desisned or titted models can cause taugue,
lructure .. , and soft u !>UC inflammuuon .
.. Children ju)t learmng to walk hould go barefoot im.twd." hC'
added. He uplaincd that walking bArefoot helps them dc\elop bella
muscle control.
.. There i a )enst ol ahvene:ss and jo} walking ba.rctoottbat l never
get m ·hoe,," Dr. Brand concluded.
tudy sa)& art b lift. Ha~c you alway-s felt ill at case wnh the
p.untbrush'l
Feel better no"-. Art can be learned, according to a ~nt study
conducted by the 1 ational ~ sm~nt of Educational Pro&JCSS The
'ltudy. which e\1lluated the arusuc pcrtorma.oce of 27.000 students ase
mne, lJ, and 17. ob\cl'\'cd continuina uupro ... ement ln art Uills as the
studenu became older .. ThlS v.ould appear to arJUc apinst the
common a»umpuon that the artistic dc11elopme nt of nuden" wanes
or ~venc~ with the teenage yean." a spok.eswoman said.
Tht study also concluded that drawing a biltuc:s of mal~ and femal~
arc stmtlar. counterin8 (he notion that female.t outperform males. rhc
study also sa1d that large distrepanci~ were found between the arthti~
talent$ of block. and white student& and betw~ n rich and poor. Black
and the poor did not atum the proticienc} of the other $tUdcnts.
aceordtns to the ~tudy
~ditor·, note:
Patty Heant i. not goangto ·tandtord Uninnit} nut vear
11!1 reported 10 last \\ee._ ·~ In BTl~/ column. •
. I h~ College:. Prcv., Ser•;tcc ptcked up the ,tory from the
Apnl fool') edmon ol the .-.tan{vrd Datly. llalrc ~1artin
Maff \\ rittr
Da\ld Mort:an llloked mort
lile un Oregon college ~tudcnt m h1
c.1mbnc 'hHt ttnd we.Jthc.red Je!ln!l.,
than a ri~mJ:> ~e" York uctoT when
he :srrhed tn ~trulle" HaJI lor .m
inten It'\\ la<.t '~ed. :.
Hc dtdn't act hle :s celebnt~ .
ln)tead of Mlling down to be
que uoned, he :~trode to the middle
of the open cou"'-ard. w h1pped out
hu camcn, and began
photographan8 the reporter,
photographer... and hb manapcr. t\t
one poim he propo~ed ... Let\ tale
pictures oi c3ch other!~ ,\nd the}
did. Ftnall\ he rep!Jlced the len~ •
cover and bounded O\er to ,11 b) the
rcponer.
Morgan·~ come qulle a wa~~ 1n
the ha:~t ten )ear..-lrom the
Roclw ood Elcmentar'\ :>chool • producuon ol The Valiant \ alhan to
the lead role m the '\ew 'or~
nauonal company production ot
Godsptll re
• an!.lm the '' •'> h1s C) c hght up" hen • theatre I' menttoncd Morg1tn gl\e
other the (cehng thut he i u little in
U\\\' ol h1s uw n hie
.. Here I am, plu~ '"8 Jc)m 10 .1
~ompan) "1th prult,,lonJI ac:torll
.tnd l'm one ol lhem,• he sUVl>.
hul.:tng h1' hc.td ' I'm ttCIIIn!' pa1d
to be Jc:,u~1 It':~ wonderful!'' \nd he
bre.tk) inh> u hu~t gnn
M\1rgan' cller"~~cnt cncrs) i~
one oi h1' mo't :o.lrtl.:ing
cham\: ten~u c , nnd 11 ~ecm~ to be
hn\ltJc,~ . He ~pcu~s in 1talt~ and
c\dnmation poinh, .md cmpha~IIC'
ht' pu1nh with \\eepmg g¢'ture!>.
Jf, ne:trl) imJH>!>Mble lor him to !>II
)1111.
Ml can't !>tnnd dotn(l ~omethmg
:-ohtlll) for \CQ Ions." :'i<Ud MorS<ln
'' ho :klt on the edge ot hts<•Ut dunng
the in ten iew. "I don't do u lot of
re:.tdmg, w h1ch 1s ~omcthing I \e
he gun to I eel I'm m1"''"8 out on But
"hen I !>II do\\ n I begtn to fed like
I'm mb,ing 'ometh1ng "
h i:. no surpn'e that he chose to
be 1n a tounng compan). He still
cnJU\' tounng. C' en n(ter I b month!>.
·I'm 'till e\cltcd about trnvell·
mg about eemg all the c:aues lt'~
almo\t hkc I m a ptud tOUrt!>t." be
~ttl But there urc 'omc dlsadvan-• • nes
It a)n't a new pan to htm
Mor~"'ln pla)ed the Je.~u!> churacter
in Ed Ragot.nno's producuon of
Godspt/1 at Lane Commurut)
Collegt' two year:. ago. He joancd the
Ne\lt 'orl tourin~ company later
that year a1> the clown and lead'~ tattc:J> C)pcciall} an working 24 hours Morgan, 'opua..ing in ltalle<o and e~clama flon poinh, charmed the loJ( reporter ada) wtth the ~me people for :>Uch a i1111 /)n
Jttu) "ith Judi.) ~ MOur hl~h\ art H!r) htgh and our lo"~ arc 'Ct) lo\\."
underliUd\. and got the lead nlmcnt I on~ penod ol l1me. "1 hm~ 10
1mmedaatch lie's been on the ro~d relauon,h1ps tend to become
\lrllh God<.pr/1 tor lb months, and mogmficd It a pcr:,on 11 neurotic:,
~111 do-'C th1~ summer m Lo~ the) 'II be ten ttmes a~ neurotic. And
Angelt'.s ll the) 'rc wonderful, the) 'II be ten
And be'• glad to bt bad 10 ume~ a~ ~ondertul. Worktng ~o
Oregon, after a l\lro-year ab~ncc . close!) can't help but 1nflucnc-c us.
M\\ e came to Oregon on th1~ Our hagh• arc \Cry h1gh. and our
&our becau~ I spectfitall) Ml:ed to lo~s ore \Cr\ low .. • come here. I \1, anted to piD)' 1n I 'he su uauon 1' e .. cn more
Ponland, Salem. and Eugene, a) a prtJnounced becauJoC olthe nature of
:r.on of speoal thmg lor the people a ~ho~ h._e CJudJpr/1, whc:rc: all the
here 1Aho s.upponed me when 1 wa!> acton. ure on :uogc lor the whole
•n Oregon," .stud Morgan, who h .. ed performance . 1 here it il hlw.lt'd, he
10 lake Oiwcgo lind Eugene bclore JUid that an) tens1on man ofl~tage
lc:a\img Orc:gCin. rc:luuomh1p would c..JU~ a problem
"When I left Eugene m 1975. I in the \how. or, b) the \Umc: token,
put on a onc:--m.n •how. pubhcll.Jng that e,pe~;;1ally good lc:ehng..\ will
thot the pr~cds would ~nd me: to r~uh m .1 panH;ularl) ,ucc:e:.,ful
New York.~ I could become:" real pc:riormancc .
actor. The: thow got d full hOU$C. I Morg.1n thinkt. Gudspr/1 lhcll
made: S2,000. and I went to ~ew u a "gemu. work "
\'ork Now, two yean later. I'm •took .at what you have," he
back., and it'.~o li .. e I'm the lmall·town \CUd, .. You have 10 actor.. • uny $ct.
bov who made &ood. four mua1ctant., \try lew prop,. and
"And I can tell my old lnends, the: pla) d~ cverythtng wuh those
'Look, nuw I'm a real actor!'., few thtnga.that Cec1l a. DeMille ever
And he lovc:Jo 11. fh4t'a obvious d1d with huttc auts, upensiovc ~et1
an h1s enthu11a•m (or Godspt/1, un· and costume), and mautve budgeta.
dJmam,hcd atW 400 performances, And the aud1ence alway1 end• up ~tandtng on 1t' feet. lht' 1'.1
(jodJprlf~ ~1'\th year. and c\en in
"""ew Yorl we :.1111 get standing
ov.1110n). r hat's unheard ol. It\ a
marvclou' show,"
Godspt'ii'.J churm, he ~a)'•
comes lrom the inlormul, •m·
pro,isauonal 'tru~ture of the ''npt
There b enough lrccdom to ullo\\
the performance to adapt to the
aud1ence and muke umely poht1cal
jokes The freedom ot each pertor
monee 1:. the rea:.on "hY the plo} can
live on aher ~•Jt year,, and why the
mov1e ver:>1on lOlled, he ,a1d.
h couldn't J.Ucc.eed There was
no audaence for the cast to reline to,
only a camera 1 hat made It a real
:,truggle lor them." Morgan smd Ml
had five fnends tn the movu: and
the} all left it wall a flop Betng on l\
wa' what really did It 10 betng
broken by commc:rc 1als ..
lt was ob\ IOU~ that Du\ id
Morgan prelers 'lotage acting to film,
although he doe<> have u film hl!>tOr)
that mcludo L'mptrur of rhr \'orrh and 1 \ .. ., Movm On What other
pan .. would he hlc to plo).,
"l would ab\olutcl)' lo .. e to be in
LqutiJ, to pia) the bo) " \.1orgnn
"ud tnJ.lantly "I thtnk l quUJ " a
wondc:rlul pia)'. r,e seen it lour
ume., and I lo' e 11. It's an mcrc:dibl)
po\\crful p1ecc ol theatre: lt get~
down to bare e)-.ence to the people
1n the play It accomplishcl> o,o much
\\ 11h a very bare :~lagc:. and "ery I ew
rrop' A (horus /me IS hke that It
cut!. as1dc the extra!> and geb to the
core ol lhelltre, to lhe conOtcl
between the people I thmk Fquru
nnd Chcml.\ 1 int are the best plays 10
'-'e" Y or l And vod.\pt/1 ol
COUr:>e •
I oo~ing at Morgan·~
enthu~ 1asm for the theatte vou
\lr onder w hal he would do 11 he had
to cho\e another career.
·It would have to be Involved in
pcrtorming. ·he ~id . "I JUst don't ~ee
ho\\ I could be hltpp) othern ise I
might dance."
Well. what about photograph) , ~om1dcnny the WU) he wielded
atmtra belore'1
·That ' my hobbv m)'
love," he !>Uid, rc:~nrdtng h" •.:.rr•
fondly. ''l'\ie probably 'hot
1500 ~luJcs on thb tour. That )
e:-tpcn'i'·e. you ~no\lr . at about
,)lide~ a \\eck. But I can allcu~
no\\
\nd there ar~; comphtuuQill~ l
bemg u prole:.\IOnal actor. a
learned
Ml get love leller' .111 the
lrom httlc gtr" who've \een
:-how," 'a1d Morgan, wtth
restgnnuon "1 reall} don't
whut to do. you !.now when tllt)ll
me ho\lr much the) love me"
He 'lhrug!. dl\ml)\108 11,
'ourcc ol au r .tcuon " dear
Morgan hal\ an unconu·•r
I rc:.hnc\~ that Ill arrc!>ll ng
And 11 uti wor~!> to hh
tage. ·r here I\ 'omc:thing .tbout
man that suggest trcmendou ... Jl{'¢j
ual, und Morgan I' \~ell on h"
to\l.,trd rc.1h1ing 11.
START GOING PLACES IN THE NAVY
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May 5·6
Interview~ Scheduled through
Career Planning and Placement Office
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"reborn from classic ashes"
Kartn tluwell•
.Starr Writn
Radio dr.•mn hull prt:M:nled
some problems to lhe d•rcclorll and
wrilc:r ol K LC'i new "Snpphare
Phocmx rhctllc:r." How do )'OU
~rite a light scene lur u nuho
hUt.hcnGc: or put meunmg anto a
Kr~•m'!
"Sapph1re Phocmx" 1 broad·
c1nt hve e\c:ry Sunday n1 10 p.m It is
wrmen, dtrecled, produced and per­
formed by l C sludenlt. Sc\en c:ast
member! und their 1" o producer­
directors rehearse li\'e n1ght11 a week
• fhcne an'fOI'fed 1n the fheater
agree th.ll radto drumu i1 qu1te
dillc:rc:m lrom other forms ol enter­
taanment, bccauliC they're plu ying lor
an audtcnce tiwt ts enc:ntially
.. bhnd ~
"Radio drama i1 a whole
dilterent 1 hmg 1 han anythtng elr.e on radto,"' said Jumor Rob Taylor,
r.cne~ producer . M The lu;tc:ner must
0,\c: hts own tmagtn.ttion,ltsten more
carclully, and ~<:ome more tn·
vol'fcd ...
~ophomore Carol Blum. dan~c­
tor ol the ] heater. $3id radao drama
must "show" the atory thwush
speech und sound c:lfects.
.. fhe m.:nn problem wath rudao
drama i!i that you have to mate 11
sound ltkc you cnn see H. Acton
orutugc or m film' can UK thctr
cnt ire bodies m c:onvc:ytng me:smns, ..
satd Blum .. But m radto dramn. the
'\iOtCc is all the actor tun to work
~o~ouh .-
Sound effccu arc important to
the drama, ~aid Blum. The per·
lormcrs try to do as many ol thetr
own as they can, rcsorungto record­
ed eflc:cuonly"hen necessary. Blum
saad the actors had learned how to
imlluh: luwnmowen, but were :ltill
unable to do a 1932 Chevrolel run­
mng someone down on a lonel)'
rond.
To jpVc the c:tfect ol a fist tight,
one actor will visorowly hu an
available cushion held clt»e to the
mike. For " m)'5terious mood, a
synthesu.er provsdes slow eerie
mu ic. To imitate the sound of fall­
ing objecu, the: actors drop rock$ on
the Ooor of the: srudto. Whenever
the~ need a "oman'$ scrc:tm, they
call on freshman M~ry PereL Blum
said she has become I) pecast in Lhc
pan ol o woman tn d•stres.s
"The oo:uon S«nes are dtl1kuh
beClluse ~ou're tt)ing to do so many
th1ngs :u once.-sasd Blum. She stud
most of 1l ha.s to ~ wnuen tnto the
&en pt.
"Coordtnauon 1s 11 big thtn&. ..
said Taylor ... It's hard to have the
qu1e1 )po~. sound effects and talkins
:at the: nght hme and pi.Jac tn the
)C.rtpt. We ha\e 10 keep thtn~.>:)tmple
enough that people c.an underst.nnd
wh.at' gomg on. but c:omplc:.:t
enough to tr.ecp thetr lnterest.-
Sophomore Jefi Pu:rce. pnnC'I·
pie )Cnpt "ntcr tor the sencs. wd
there 1 a tendency to lall bad: on
dialogue because actJon ts dalficult to
project on r-.1dio. "But nobodfs go­
tog lo Mt in a chair for 45 mmutcs of
daalogue." he saad.
Ptc~rce ntd the storiQ are not of
nn} one t)pe. but "ill \aU'} from
dc:te~thc: drama to "C:Stems "We
C\cn lned wc:ncc ticuon. There are
ccrt:un l) pc~ of stones you ron do on
the radto, an.) thing that has ome
ocuon m u About the on I) types} ou
c:tn't use :m: he:l\1 rom.snccs and
dctp phtlo,ophta.tl psece . fhe)'rc:
too lo" "
I he senes has faCC1J se\-crol
problems )uch J s lute .sc:npt . tnade­
quatc equipment at &he .stnuon, and
tne:'l.~ntnccd acto~ .
·1 he aC1ors h.n-c re ll\ done •
"ell CUfbldcnng theu hmued ex·
pcncncc nnd the ttme ronsuum ts "t
fnce m rehearsals," ud Blum "I'm
rea.lb proud ol them"
Ml n:llll) CDJO) It," .s::ud
You'll ntiss 24% savings and all the extras, too. ophomorc Colleen Conro~. n n~
uess 10 the sene). "h' a lot of fun.
andtt' a chance: to do somcthmg l'\e
nc\cr done ~fore ..
em or t"\an It gland, promo­
lion:> ducctor for 1\1 C. nnl.l Paerce
putt he seri~ together Hagl.1nd said
KLC' had a drama sene' e\eraJ
\edt"\ ago. produced and performed
b) two people. But 11 went olf the air
when the~ became O'll"erworked.
..., hat'., whcrt the 'Ph~ni~' part of
1hc ruunt come:> lrom," s~ud
H:tglund. "This IS 11 rcbtnh of rad•o
drama trom ih own •~he~ ." c,mlint:nt.d' l.!lll a !;;tllld lk.tll!ol11g lnr '''" lh!\lllllll:
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CONTINENTAL AIRUNES
Th,• Ph•ull Btni "11h 1h.: (;,,Ideo I t1 The m~ thtcal Phoc:nt' burns up
llnd i~o reborn I rom tts o" n ashes.
nd what about I he "S.ipphtrc" h.lf
ol the name" Where dad thai come
lrom~
Onl) the Shadow k:nows. Lewis & Clark College
•
o un1
• erv1ces
• earn1n
ro ra college students
who are ...
committing their talents and
resourcefulness to real and
meaningful community service
integrating theoretical
perspectives with
work experince
seeking challenge and
personal/professional growth -
education with action.
Community service.
The Communitv Serv•ces Learnmg Program
(CSLP) is an actton-onented tnterdisctplinary
educattonal program tnvolvtng students with
the problems facmg the community .
Students work as pdraprofessionals tn public
and prtvate nonprofit agencies Agenctes sub­
mit a program propasal, whtch ts evaluated by
the F1eld Learning Programs offtce for poten­
tial placement. Students are recruited and
screened at the college before agencies m­
tenvew them. All parttes participate tn the final
placement process
Students work four days (32 hours) per week in
thetr agenctes . A Lewts and Clark College
faculty member supervises each student plac­
ed in an agency. The supervisor vtslts the agency during the term and assists 1n
evaluations The agency also ts expected to
Each agency 1s expected to pay a monthly fee
tor CSLP Servtces CSLP students receive a
monthly stipend. based on the average of the
pooled fees from all agenctes This supend 1s a
minimum of $100 00 a month.
provtde on-going traintng and supervts1on for
the student At the end of each term the
student's work ts evaluated by the faculty
supervisor. the agency supervisor. and the
student.
The previous deadline for application to the
program has been extended but students are
requested to submtt applications as soon as
possible tntervtews for fall placements will
occur tn May Application procedures must be
completed In order for intervtews to be
scheduled
The fully human person 1S in deep and meaningful contact with the world Anonymou s
Additional Placements for '77 -'78 Placement Oppor1unites.
Current Placements
Southeast Youth Service Center, Youth Ad­
vocate
Cleveland Option, Instructional Assistant
Frontier House, Juvenile Counselor
Southwell Youth Service Center, Youth Club
Coordinator
lnNnaculate Heart Community School, City ot Milwaukie-Neighborhood Counctl
Program Aide
Clackama s Child Day Care Center, Inc.­
Program Resource Developer
Saint Francia Community Schoot-Leammg
Resource Person
Muttnomah Community De1lgn Center­
Pottery Facility Coordinator
American Red Cross-Student Intern, Youth Education In the reconstruction or reorganization of ex­
penance wh1ch adds to the mean of expenence
J Dewy
Academic Work.
Students enroll full ttme tor stx or nine months (two or three
academic terms) Students must enroll in the program fall
term Wednesdays are reserved for the academic compo­
nent of the CSLP. Full credit ts awarded . three credits per
term The Field Learntng Program s office grants general
college credit for CSLP participation
Academtc work consists of two basic elements
1. Theoretical matenals and subject matter drawn from
various academtc disciplines to help students analyze,
evaluate, and Integrate their work experience
2. Trammg in those skills needed in their work
Withtn the common academic experience, flexibility is
provtded for tndlvtdual study Interests Arrangements with
relevant departments can be made for some portion of the
credit to be accepted as part of the major Participation tn the
CSLP also satisfies the general studies requirement for
Amencan culture.
Teaching Partner
Bureau of Park• and Recreation , Director of
Children's Theatre Service Program
Washington County c
0 m m u n 1 t Y For additional Information , contact:
North Portland Youth Service Center, Youth
Advocate
Waahlngton County Public Defender, Trtal
Assistant
Mayor'l Office, Research Assistant
John Adami High School Communication •
Lab, Commumty /lnstructlonal Aide
St. Philip Nerl Child Care Center, Teacher Aide
Bumllde Protecta, Inc., Information and
•
Reforral S~ciallat Correctlona -Oase Aide
Sellwood Children 's Center-Latchkey
Teacher and Pre~Sc hool teacher
Outer Ea1t Youth Service Center-Job
Developer
YMCA-Child Developmen ts Specialists In Art
Educat1on end Recreation
Portland Metropolitan Steering Commlttee-3
oosttlons:
Youth c.;ouncll Coordma tor
Research and Development Aulatant
Community Relation• Aul1tant Nancy Rich, Ph.D., Director
Jennie Maresh, Secretary
Office of Field Learning
Programs
Lewis and Clark College
Portland, Oregon 97219
503 244-6161 r
LC ~
LC':, bas
ollu~ l Saturd
,,, Northwc~ l
Whitworth . J
compla1mng .
Whuwo
the next duy
the conlcrc
Paonec~ w
College of ldl
The dm
lead toduy m
3 Lanfield
Waldcat, arc
"''h Whitw
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the ,chedul
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they did at
the LC wo"l
11cd for thtr
Conference
meet lnst 1-t
Wmm~
field wuh
George 1-o.
and Pac1fic
.. \\e w
the result.,,'
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Trackmen win. So what's new?
LC'\ Puc Arm\ trt)n~ (I} aand Rick Ftrgl"\tn auack tht -'UO-mclcr intcrmcdhart hurdl~ . f erar:\cn, Ci2.H won.
• LC splits with ' Han\ llollna&cl
~port• f dltor
LC) bnseb.JIIcr' won only half
olla'lt ~.uurdny'' doubleheader wilh
II' Northwc:M Conlerencc: co ·lender
Whttwonh. llut the: J>tont.er) ..ren't
complt~~Oiog .
Wlutworth lose to Wttlumcue
che next duy to leave l (.. atone atop
che conlercnce stnndtn~ O!i the
Ptoneer' won cwo ~mes from
College of Idaho to po!lt a 9-2 record
fhe dlltmondmen delend thc:tr
h:.td today 10 a crucml contest wtth 8-
3 Lmfield tn Mc:Mmnvtlle fhe
\\.tldcat' are to u \econd-plnce ue
~tlh Whttwonh
uwc:'ve reached the btg part of
the ''hedulc no~... \atd coach Micke)' Hergert. u fhc tmportnnt
thtng wtll be ~ceptnJ! the k:id' 10
tcn~c Our httllntz rc..all) c.1mc
around dunng the weekend "
In the lirst game ~nturduy. I C
hod 10 htl'i to Whitworth', e1ght,
mcluding home run& by I om Van
Oomelan and J1m Tr.1ut However.
che P1rates hllthrc:e homen and had
tcwer error:> than ll .• .md the loc.ll!l
came out on the :.hort end ol a 9 S
score
Mtke Nedehd.y run hi'> record
to 5-0 a:. LC won a 4-3 :.qucakc:r in
the ~cond game M.1rk Pagano und
Greg fhelen htt solo home run~o und
Pagano went 2-for-J to lcud P1onc:cr
baHer)
Hergert had prat!lc: tor the htt·
ung ol Dave ~hort Thelen, Pag.1no
Single home meet Sahuday eslead
and J'ruut 10 the: "'ed.cnd outings.
lie also singled out ~edelislo;y and
M1ke Coli for pitching efforts
.. No~ we need to keep our
huung go1ng," 11.ud HerKert M And I
thtnk we will. I told the players la.,t
weekend, tlutttf they couldn't get. up
lor tho!>C game~ I'd quesuon then
com peuuo,:ene!'l~t And they came
through"
I he Ptonc:crs truvel to fooreat
Grove: Saturday for a doublehcuder
apio\1 Pacific to siJ\rt a 'itx-gamea­
in·h,·c:-duy) )crib Sunday LC playr.
Portland State at CIVIc Stad1um at 2
p.m. Monda) they ho~t George Fox
m n make-up game at Sclcavone.
I uesday University of Oregon com­
e' to Sckavone at 7 p.m
'lbinclads third at W CI C meet
Julie Jones
~ports Writer
~coring 79 po10t\ rnorc: than
they d1d at the "ume meet last year.
tht-LC women\ track and held team
ued for thtrd place 10 the Women•!.
C onfercnce of Independent College:.
meet ltht Frtday.
Winning the meet wa) host LIO­
held with Wtllamette \econd,
C.corge r 0'1\ and l (.. tted lor thtrd.
and Pac1fic hntsh1ng filth
"We ~ere .1ll vcr) pleased wuh
the re~ulh," -.aid coach Ro\emury
Bar Exam Evans .. Every per~on on the team
placed tn at lea~t one event ..
Freshman Jeunte Pfc11fer
equalled u WC'J( record wJth a
per:.onal best ume of 16. S to wm the
too-meter hurdles. That umc puts
her JUSt seven-tenth:. of a second oft
the qu;~h(ytng lime for the
l'l.jorthwc!>l Conference cham·
p1on:.h•p meet Iacer th" sea~on .
Among those plne1ng \econd
for l C wc:re Karen Lucas 10 the
ISQO-meter run (S IS 4) Wend\' •
t-relundcr 10 the J()()();.meter run
Working laW)~'
Law Om
'" lh• "'~•~· orne~• lnfurrn•tlon 1 nm
On ( amp~t• \1a, '-'
lnt"''''" \(htdlllt<l th1~111h C'ar«r t'l•nnlna •nd
t>l•e•mrnt ornu ( 12.03 8) ~uc Green!) tn the h1gh
JUmp (4-10). and Pte1ftcr 10 the tOO­
meter dash (I '3.1)
rhe I C m1le relay team ol
Plc1ffcr, Ood1e Furney, K1m
Vanden Berg, u.nd C, ret eben
\ andenBerg aho cook scc.ond wllha
te.nn be,t ume ol 4:24.1
fhtrd plu.cc: fini!'lhers were G.
VandenBerg 10 the 400-meter
hurdle~ ( 1.12.3 ). K \ andc:nBerg in
the long JUmp ( IS.7) and the 440-
yard rela)· team or Pleiitcr. G .
VandenBerg. K.. VandenBerg. and
Krts.tl ~och w1th a tedm bQt lime oi
Slb
1 he I olio\\ mg Pioneer :.pi~crs
ul~o placed
t-ounh-Julie Dineen. 400
hurdle-., I 26 I
htth-Koch. lSOO. S:.30.S.,
Mc:h,~a llcllcrvll.. Ja vehn. I 01-6.
Farne) 800 2 19 7 .. Plc:ilfer, h1gh
jump, 4-6.
St,th Jean Robertson, I.SOO,
S 32 S, 400 oS.O, Mnrthu uuham.
3000, 12 53 6. G V;~ndenBc:rg. high
JUmp. 4-6.
( ompeung tor her fir:.t ume 10
the 'hot put, ~1m VandenBerg ad­
vanced to the finals .1nd tlnished
~eve: nth
The women arc currently
prep.1nng for the: Lt and Portland
~talc lnvttauonal meet aturday ac
C.n~wold Madtum Fourteen
'chool~ and nearl)' 100 competitors
will participate in the women's only
home meet ol the ta\On
Among tho'c competing will be
the WC'lC contcrenec school!>, local
c:ommumty colic~. and larger
'chool!l such as Untvenaty or
Wu11htngton . '\I o VtSIUng Pahmnc
H11l will be Flatbush Communtt)l
College front Monttma
I cacher' ut uti lt\d~
l~on=•Bn and Dome: tic l'ea(;hcr ...
Box 1063 \'uncouver. Wa~h QtlbOO
TEACHERS WANTED : Wcat and Jake C:rccnbu&
Sporlt Writer
Couch r·Jdon hx's trackmen
extended theu undcle.tted strtng tn
lour lu-t :oi·•' urd.1y by besung
Oregon College vf l·duc;auon, 102-
61.
Churlc11 Yendork, Vince
Woods •• nd K1d' I c:rse c:n led the
wny lur l.C wuh double Y1C1oncs.
Yendork lco~p!!d "S-9¥• co "'" the
tripltJUmp, .tnd u s,eu.1on's best ol 22-
4'1• ror hnt 10 the lonsJump . Woods
took the 100-mc:ter da•h 10 10 9
KConds .1nd the 200-metc:B tn 21 • .S.
f-crgeKn "-On the 110-mecer
high hurdle!~ an 14.0 nnd the •n­
termedlatc hurdles 10 52.8. Hts t1mc
in the IOtcrmedlato lower& the JC;hool re\:Ord ol SJ.6 he set lut
week
Other vt~onous P10neers tn·
elude "c:nior Da'-'e Westcott to the
Juvchn (221-1 ), George Shtck who
broke h1s exuung 5-Chool record in
the ISOO-me1cr$ w1th a ):S7.1 clock.­
mg; Mtk.c: Hcdnc:k m the hiah Jump
(6-4), his scason':i best, EA. Kum·
bruwuh 1n chc 40<l-mcter run (J9.2J,
Mike Woolwtnc 1n the 800-met~r run
(I .SJ 4), and Oa"e mundson in the
.S,OOO fiS:IO.Il
Both 1 C relay teams \lierc vic.­
tonoua for the fourth atrwght week.
r hts .So.~tunJay L C taka on
delcnd•ng 'ortbwest Contercncc:
c:hompton l.anfield. at Mc:Minn\/JIIe
at I p.m.
Mike Woohtinc and I ce Har1 connect In LCs winnlnc mile rei•)'·
Golfers end 'classics' strong
LC5 golfers ended this year's
Nonhwc:st Conference "classtc"
competition watb liS besc pertor­
mancc of the year-u 3 I 3 Jt Salem's
lllahc: Country Club Apnl 18.
Jeff Jones and Greg C,albreath
were standouts lor LC. ea'h
shooting 7~ on tbc wtndy lllahc
layout ~um Bnw 11nd Wathe Bret­
ton followed w1th \corc:-~ ol 81
Wlllamcttc:, Pae11ic l ul.herun.
und Oregon College ot Education
too .. the top spoiJ at lllahe, wrule
Pacihc placed lifth and lmtield
lXI h.
Inc Ptonecl'li' ceam total dnfted
10 327 the tollo"tng du~ 10 a round
~htch preceded the C1auic Banquet
at Forest Htlls Golt Courae.
~outh~e't ot Hillsboro. Galbrcath•s 79 and Jones• 76 topped LC.
Willamellc took most of the
banquet award for thetr pace-­
ening. cumulam-c '"cl.usic'" pcrfor­
man~ .
··willamcttc and PLU will be
tavonte5 at the diJuicl Cham­
plorub.ips," said coach Fred Wibon.
~out v.;e sull leel we h..lvc an oppor­
tunuy to W1n We st•rted slo~ ly due
to tnJunCj and 11 tack: o1 ptayina
opportunil), but we're slatting tO
peak no~ ."
LC will play 1n the Pac&fic:
Nonbwesl lnviuHtonal next 1 burs­
day through Saturdlly at Tok.atce
Golf CoUBC '" Eugene. O•&triet
competiuon ~111 folio~ Ma} 12 and
13 at Me: Nary Golf Course in. alem.
Netters split four in four days
'am K. Brie~ '
Sports ~rilcr
The ll men·, tcnn• tcum came
out ol .a gruelling tour days ol
c:ompcuuon IU':It wee~ benung Ltn­
lleld and Whlt...,.orth and lulhng to
Willumette Jnd conference luvonte
Pacd1c Lutheran .
~o Pioneer player 1o't more
chun four game:~ as LC swept a
matc.h lrom vasiting linlield o\pnl
20
Scot Seller and Jefl Krum,
pl3ymg .&n hour alter the rest of the
team finished, struggled to a 4-<>, 15,
7~ double:-. vtctor) co seaJ a S-4 LC
~10 over Wh1tworth hut Friday tn
S:slem.
Rick Geiger was LCs only
winner a~ the P1onecra lost to power­
lui Pacific l.utbcr11n in a econd
Fnda)' match
Oa'e Chumben and Sellers led
with )IOQie \lCloriCJ last Saturday
ag.1inst ho!ll Wdlamette. but tb~y
couldn't carry the ~hole team, and
I l dropped o1 do~ S-4 deciston. 1 he
team!> ol Jclf Schun~ / Getaer and
Dave Lh.1mbcrs I freemun
uthcr Mate . Plac:ement• ,jn"e 1940
Bonde\!, ~uuth~e~t 1 cacher J\gcn­
C)'. Box 43.H, Albuquerque, NM
87106 euch won double1 matches.
-The men arc play;ng better at
the moment." s:;ud coach funy
Evuns. '"but Pl.U ts the team to beat
thts )car, PLU will probably tai.:c
conference, but alter that, se"ond
through tilth pla(.CS could go to
unyone."
I.C ho•ts Southwest Oregon
Community CIJIIege Ma) 4
Intramur al scoreboard
Men '~ ~ftMD T~m,.lll
G..mc 1: Blue Cup~ to. Bllnt .t flunntn s
Game '2. Dud Huntcn 19, Man.:.aiUU
~hJhua II
O&UIC l :-•ama Ptu Epulon 17. 'uil Set~
Game 4 Pc:l.iorn Q, Slue Ct11p3 l
Co-ed Softball
0.90 I, taq~ 0 (1orfc:at)
to:rup S.ts \' Oil the \\all ppd ~ raJ.II
1-nu~ \\atcr Polo
1 uba tJ. Humpcf·Burnpcn 9
I canonu: forTat \-1\llltet• 21. I 'he ~ l
tuba 141, l'cano!I)C Fonftl .. 'Walen 12
Hum~r ·Bumpcn ll. ~ ll'l'a 6
lubci II, lllc-09'• S
Hum~f ·itumpcn 20, l·anocm fon.
FIQ>atcn JQ
1 rarpcn :S, ._. I
Bonp;i~ •. S.ll I
thal huiWSCJ .t ttK B.all ~tom~n ~. &qo
Fun 4 (Ol1
Mua tlu l "' !\up 2. P1n ~ Cltm1 0
Trappcn 2. PttlcpoliS I
Bottp hen l. M-Su-.t O.AJ l -
• oday
• Tht \\ omtn·, ( tucu~ w til meet on fhur~
pr !tl at " lO p m m Stew 1m Hall l ~lunge
The topac:w1ll be:· .. ,\ Dl'ctb,wn \\omen an
Turl;c\ ." Lelldtng the dt!~~;.Ul>\IOn "all tK
Phllc"~Jlh) profc-.,or '>c' m H'"'' hbctn
Turli~h ~tudcnt' :tnd \mencan ~tudcnt'
retumanp I rom the O\"er,ca'> tnp to I urlc}
-•Tht ~orth" ~~ tllm tudlt\ { entu \till
pr~nt Thr BIJ Htat. <\pr 28 at 8 p m The
film ,t11mns lee Mnmn and (,Jenn J ord.
·wtll be ::.hown at the Portland rt Mu,c:um,
S\\ Par}.; and Madi~on . Adm1 :.ton lS S 1.15.
• •Tht Portland r1 Mu.~um w1ll pre!.cnt a
film :md )hde presentation by Gerry
Wtlham,., wcll-l.;now n potter and editor ot
the !oitudto Potter The show is utlc:d <. urrnu
Wor.(. m Pollen. Apr. 29, 8 p m .• u S \\
Pari. and Muda.,on \dmt~sJon i~ I
• Koidli Tohti 'tn.\ei, founder of the )..a
Soctet\ lnternat1onul.and !:>han !:>han At..,ado.
~11lteach a emmar on t-..1 the non-violent
manta! an-Apr. 29 through May I. The
seminar ~chedulc " a' lollow:o.
pr. ~9-6 to 7.30 a.m. in Pamphn
Apr. JO and Ma) I· 9to II a.m. and 12:30
to .3 p.m. 10 Pamphn.
Reg»trauon lor the emumn. '' S4S. For
funher infonnauon. call 774-99SS or 223-
9124.
• Tao ('hu·Shen, vistUng le,turer ol
ethnomU!IIetJ lo10 at the L nt\CI')It\ of
Wa~htngt on, wall be her-e Apr 29 an E\ am
Auditonum from I to 4p.m r .10 Chu-Shcn
will lectu~ to the World Mw.ic dar.\ on
Ouncsc muMc AJmwion u fr~t .
•Tht Portland Dance 1 huter wall pre)ent
us new "'orl:sApr. 29, ~p.m., at the Portland
Civ1c Auduonum . 1tcke~ are S2, S), S4 and
S6. arc a\"alluble at the Auduonum . 222 SW
Clay.
•
•Tht women') •arlit} tracir; tum tn con­
JUncuon wllh Ponland State Uru\cr ll)' wall
hoS1 then firat c\cr home tnu:lc meet Apnl 30
at I p m at Gmwold Stadtum
•Tht t"ortb~nt t'ilm Studlr C ~nter will
pr~ DI Robert Lcwu Stc-.cn on\ Trta.cur~
/Jiand. Apr 30. 2 p.m., at the Portland An
Mu..cum, SW Park 11nd Mada•on Adml!i·
Jion li SJ 75
•Tina Sandoval, 5opti1no. wall prQent her
5emor recatal Apr 30 at 8 p.m. tn the chapel
She will perform woru b) Hllndel, B.arber
Rodngo :tnd othcu L•~~a Ftd:e Will nccom·
pany btr on the ptano. ThaP, no odmmlun
charf(e
•1 bt Jdfrrr.on School for the Ptrformlnc
Art' prC$cnu a master mtme, Mtchacl
Henneuy, m hill Portland premu:re, A fit. JO,
1 p.m , 111 Jcller•on H1gh School, 5210 N.
~erb v
•1 hr Sorth~ttot Womrn '~o Action
Conftrrnct wall be held Apr • .30 and May I at tht llm\C'I"It\ t~l \\'a,htngton HUll. • 'P' a._er' w til be Beth fncdan, )\ onnc
\\ .mww und \!,11e11l' Harper. for more:
mhmnataon c 111 '\Q.(IQO'l or 'i"'l-:!1!1
•1 he 1\ortllW<c-.1 Hint 'tudit'> Ccnttr "'ill
pr~ent Bmuut ami { lnJt \pr 30 nl ll p.m.
Thi' lcllcndat') 111m, sturnng \\ <1rrcn Beatty,
f&)e nunaWa) and Gene Had .. man. Will he
~h\mn at the: Ponland r1 Mu~c:um \\\
Par}; .and Mildt,on. At!mt,,ton ts S I 75
•
•I ht men 'ar.Jt)" bll,tball tum \\Ill pl:l)
Portland \tate l 01\tNt\ \1a) I at 2 p.m. in
the rortland (I\1C t.adaum
•1 he ;\nnual "torth"'c't Photo ~ho"' "til
bc held toda) through May I o.~l the Ponlund
Memortul tolt)cum. loaned <LI the ca"t end
ol the Broadwll) Bndgc It wtll be open 6 to
10 p.m toni~ht .snd noon 10 10 p m other
da\' Adrnt'>!oion is S2 SO •
•1 hr 'ihtr Galler~ ol Portland \n
Mu~cum p~c:nts a demonstralton ofbobbm
li.i'cmalo:mg tec:hm4u~ ?\.lay I from 2 tu 4
p.m at the "\\ Park .and Madtson.
AJmtHIOII u /rtt •<) nthll '\cou w1ll present her semor
\IOhn l't\.'tlal Ma\ I ut J p.m. an Evon..
-\ uditonum :::,he: will be Olosi~ted b) amclu
\trd and Bon me Gurrctt AdmtsJIOn B jrn·.
• '\ot a <. hinaman ~ ('hanu wtll be thl\
wed.') pr~entahon on the The Sapphiu
Phutnl\ lhratt•r. Ma) I at 10 p m on KL(
radto 860 AM lt ~ the \lOr\ ol Hurn
McClure . mo~t nortoraou!l of &~II
'hanghauc~ on an Fr.lmbco's Barbar)
Coast \\ ho el!>t could 'htp out over 200
people tor Chma and be ac:dntmed a hero?
•1 hr 'orthw~t Film tudlh (enter wall
pr(:\c:nt lh<' Lo•\' r Deptlu May I. 8 p. m at
the Portlund o\rt ~lUeum, \\ Park and
Madi\on -\dmi~ston •~ S I 75
•
• Repeat Performan ce, a ' atirical allegory
in 1 wo acts, v.1ll pia\ .st ~ tr Acr~ 1 heatrc
~1a\ 2-7. Admt~ .. aon t\ S I lor ~tudcnh . •
Resenation~ ma~ be mlldt b) calling Fu
Acres 1 heatre,
•Gtrth ('lark, tnternutionnll) known
author, cnuc, photogra pher und hi!ltonnn
wall ~1\e a lectur-e on fll1 Rooll of \JodC'rn
Ctranut .rtrt. Ma) 21rom 10:30a.m.to'2·30
p.m Admuton is Sb tndudang lunch. Cull
228--4741 tor registration und further
intorm:mon .
es.
•The l ltbman and Ellb Band will per·
torm at the Buffalo Head Tavern Mayland
4. The t.svern 1~ at 6900 S W "Jyberg Rd an
I ualitan For ticket informal ton, call 638·
8232
•C onctrl\ W~t .1nd Jerr) Weantraub
pre-.cnt &tl Compom wuh spec1al guest
Dave Edmunds ' Ruckptlr, Ma) 3,1! p.m., at
the Ponland Mcmonal CohJcum, east end
of the DroadWII) Bndgc:. racket~ arc S7 10
..sd\o~nce nnd S7 50 the dn) olthe how 1 hey
arc availi.iblc at the Coho;cum bo1. olltcc, and
Meter & Franll .\late\\ tde
• The Northwbt film Studin Cenltr will
prc~ent Ju::•un·FIIm Stompm' uttJu .SO\'U)',
Mu) 3, K p.m., 31 the f)ortland J\rt Muaeum,
S W PM1 and M.sdl,on Admi ion j, S I. 7S
•Paul Rep,, len \'la~tcr, wtll ~:uve o
Lrcturt· P/a} U urlohup. M.s) 3 .u 7 p m. tn
the Ocmc Room ol the Masontc Temple,
1119 S W Park. Adma:.~ton u. S2.
•
•lhr Sel( In /rn Buddbl,m and
Phenumtnolou w11J he the ~ubJcct ol .J tulk
by Art I uther of the Umvcn~tty of Portland'' Phtlu~oph~ Dep.arlmcnt Mu\ 4 at 1:15 p.m.
tn Platt Ho\\ .ud lounge You .trc invited to
• • purtlctpntt
•Bikectntcnnlal wtll prc:>cnt l·rallltr•f'lmg
lcro.1.1 lnumro along With an cx,plumttton
ol the recent I) developed Oregon l oop ttuil
und a prc,ent.mon oil he 1977tnp~ progrum
I hat wtll be 8 10 p.m at 53
to.. ramer Hall, rortlnnd <itate L ntver~tt} . f-or
murc intormation, 'all 2!9-443 3.
•M' f<atr lad), the century'~ greutc't •
musaC4ll hu \\til be perlormed .11 the
rortlnnd ( l\'IC I heat re Thur.. ht and \at
hcgmnmtt Ma\ 5 on the mmn~tuge 1 he
theatre: '' at I SJO ~ \\ ) o.~mhall Sho\\lune ll>
8 30 p m ,\dnu-.\lon " $3.50 for ~tudcnl\
•The North~c<ot Film ~tudi~ (enter w1ll
pr" cnl l ortl oj tlu f lin Ma} 5 at 8 p m.
The: film. about a group of plnncwrccled
children Ytho 'et up thetr own 'octet)
\Hthout adult ~upcrvasion, wtll he shown at
the Portland ;\fl Mu~cum, S W Park .tnd
Mudt~on -\dm"''on t!> S I 75
• The Portland Chamber OrchC"itra,
duccted b\ Puul Bellnm. v.tll appear m
concert at the Cabell Center. Cathn Gable
~chool Mu~ S at tl p m Adm•~'1on •~ S I SO
for ')tudcnt~ and 11ckeb arc avaaluble nt the
door
•OM l's third annual Eptcurun
bperience w1ll be held May 6 at 7 p m
Gue:tu w til be greeted With chnmpugne Jnd
.appclllCr\ and escorted to approximately 18
~tauons throughout the buildmg lor more
hor~ d'oc:uverc' -.ulad\, entree!~ v.tnt!l.
pa,tric:~ i1nd after-dmncr coltc:c, rhe food
wa:~ donated and prepJred b) 13 ol
Portland') finest restaurant~ and IS \litne
dealer' Admtsston ts SSO per pcr..on ltc:kct!l
mu}-be rc~erved by calhng 248-5900 A.ll
proc:cedl> go the 0\.tSI
• The Portland ) \\ C \ will prc:.ent chntc-.
on \\Ctght control rela 'ation. and ~mokmg.
May 2-6. There t'!t a reg~strauon Cc:e lor the
chnac, f-or more: mlormataon call22l6281
•Applltation,l or the 27th nnnuul Mu Pht
Ep~tlon Portland Alumnae chapter'~>
'>Cholar..hap award~ audition!. mu\t be: receiv­
ed b) Muy 6. The uudllaons will be held Ma}
15 at the C ommumt\ \ilu.,tc Center, J3SO '>E
Franci. St I he}' arc open to young
mu~ic:iun~ ""ho arc htgh \chool graduute:o,
not over 23 \'earo, old, and re,tdlng or
~tudymg 10 tht Portland area
Complete rule~ and apphc.tuon' urc
available from loc-al Patneta Straubo, 27)6
1\ \\ Quan e~ '.t
•The Theatrf tan\ \pring !tea'lon ha!l
opened wuh a \how entitled Scent' From tire
Stag, every Thur~u y .md Friday through
Ma} 6 C)howume "' 6 p m. at the tbcutrc 614
~ \\ lith Admt,ston " S2.
• \1ou'ietrap , the: longe!lt runmn1 pht} ever
wrtllcn a whoduntt b) Agatha C hmuc. will
be prc:\cnted "' the rortland CIVIC r healrc\
Blue Room T hur,dny l>. fradoyl> and Sutur-,
duy--through May 14 Admt!l\tOn ~ S3
•Men·~ Open Rap bnng' men together to
talk .tbout 'e 11m ttl thear personal hve:o,
cspectall) how tt eltec:t thetr rcl.sti on.,hap~
wnh women with ~htldren and wuh uthc:r
rncn The group mc:eh Monday~. 7 )0 p.m •
al the Men\ J{c~ourcc Center .3534 1)1!
Mam. f•or more tnlormrtlion c:.Jll 235 34H
•l he: A\\oclatlon for World l ducatlon
an\·ttc:s Amc:ncan )tudcnb Jnd cdu~:atof\ to
partiCipate tn an tmponant summer con·
krcn~.: on Hmldmll u H orltl Comuumo 1 lt
wtll be: held an lnn~bruck. ~\ll!ltuu . June 25·
29 .tnd P.tm. Frunce July 1-5. I ur more
•nlormattoll , w rtlc: World Ctll/C:Ih
Ar.:.crnbly, P 0 Hux 2063. 'Sun ~ranct sco,
C:dtl. 94126 l•a~e~ R
• 1-lhrt~ orl..\ n • \ploratlun InC onttm·
pontr) l utile' '"II ~ on \tc.w Jl the Fll""
uallt•fl' at the Sehoul nl 4\rt., and Crall'
5uctel\ 00\\ throush \pr '0. rhc: group
•ho\\ \\til oller u wtdt tl(flcracn~;c 10 texlllt'
Adma!>•llon to the !ohO''- •~ free at 616 N\\
18th
• ·1 he ( ouncll on InternationAl Education
t.. \ChlnJte "all ~pon,or a li or/.. m lurofu
Propram thl\ summer end Cor thctr lrec
/97 ~tudrnt I ra\·tl < utalog t-or more
mhumauon , wnte CILL 2Jb orth SJnt,,
Crut II'\ 14. l O!l C. atoll, (a hi 95010
•(,ot a a:r:lpe ~ K.l C •~ offenng one m1oute
ol atr 11me to .. tudent' who huve comphunh
problem'l , or advtcc (not adverusmg or
pohtacul cndorsemenh) \\ nte your problem
down and 'lend tllo Bo" S9 or tuke 11 to the
K LC ofltcc.'> an lower 1 emplcton
•lht Oregon ( olle~e Photojournalbm
Award~ '71 are open to students an um
Oregon unhtr!ltl)' or college The purpo:>e ol
the: contc~t •~ to promote: and uclnow ledge:
the cl\cellcncc in college photOJOUrnuh'm
Dcildhnt for cntrte.\ '' Mar I 3 I· or more
tnformut10n, wntc Oregon PbotOJoumuh .. m
1\wnrd lo, Department ol Journah~m. Oregon
~tate Lint \.el'>ll). ton· alii\, Ore 97331
•1 he Counc.11 of International I:ducauon
l\.C'hanJte , a 'IIUdcnt tr.tvcl org-.tnuat•on
ba,cd 10 "'-cw Vorl.;, j, gl\1ng the 1971
Stuclt•lll 7ran•l Catalog .IW.t\ lor free 1 hi\
"ho" ttl " 6 7~page edttton will hbt I bO
monc:v ·~avmg chaner I hglw. to Europe,
'tudcnt l11ght' ut h.tll the regular pncc
\tlunttc 'ro~<iin,g mlormauon accommodu­
uon. an,urunc:c and work dC!Icnptions
de-.il'ned lor 'tudent u't
I or a cup~ of the ut.tlog 1 he addrc)' ''
Cll E 777 L>natcd 'allon~ Plu1u, Dept
PRS, :-.lew Vorl., , Y 10017 and SOc po,tasc
i~ required
•OSPIRG tllo conducting a survev ot the
Hc.tlth ~en u::c:> on ~;.tmpu., and need'
'ltudcnb to help w1th the an\c,tlg.tllon
<.ontuct T 001 elll 491 or \\ '"' c:~::t 568, il
you ore: ltllerc,ted
•The WU.,on Ccnttr for the Performln2
Art\ ut the YWCA 1111 \\\ lOth, wtll
prel\cnt Gcwnor Sterchi and Rtchard \\till\
in /ht• l.wn Ill n tnlt'f, now through MU) 8
Pertormune~ are f-nda y~ und Saturdap. al
8:)0 p.m. and Sunday~ at 7 '0 p m All 'icab
arc: r~::scrvc:d and llckcts arc on lillie .u the
YWCA
·~tudtnt reprMtntalht~ on latull> and
trU!>Iee commuuee~ ure needed lor ne:ott vear.
ror lurthcre tnlorrnau on. t:.dl ext. 248 or
wntc bo~ 2MO \pplicuuon~ arc no\\
.1\faal.tblc tn the \Sl <..: othcc and at lhe
tnlormataon de:-.l The: dc.tdhne '' M.t) I 3
•lh" ASL(' ~rnate tb now tn the prucc:s' of
con'ltdtn n~ neltt ycur' budget
R.tndy Stender. t\ "l ( prc\tdent, .tn·
nounccd that I C 'ludenh wall be pre .. cnung
two uw..rd' to lacuht\· thts year OM lor
prolc:uur ol thc year and one lor rooJ..tc
prole \or ol the ycur If you huvc any
'UltKC\Itu n' lot who 'hould be rcc:eavmg
thc'c uwutd' lei yuur \ \J (' 'cnutor know If
you don't know who \·our ~c:nator '' ched
the bulletin boi1rd OUt'ltde the 1\Sl ( off"c tn
the I ratl Room. Sen~
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about the: r
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