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May 19, 1977 Volume 37, Number 8

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1977-05-19

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1nctd thnt Prime Mmistc:r John Voa,tcr
rc.td) "' rctoam th.ll countf\ tp.nthctc.l
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''I \l!r angle pcr~on l&alke1l "''' rc: td\ • rchtr 111." s,ud II 1m :ud "l'r 11111: ~ltnt!I\Cr
M•tcr'" llllll•ll ''"' cr n '" \\ hcthcr there ''
(lugh tunc Ill .achtc\c rclorm \\ 1thnut
mg the upport ul Iu-s p.ut) "
lhmurJ ~umm cd up Ius \IC\\'1 or the trtp
, ''cck \\hllc I<'" lntcrn.lltonul ,\lim!!
l~t~rtmc:nt prcp.u\:J lur •' !>)mpo~nun on
I htrd \\'urltl ancludtn!; :1 cnlltr"' c~~o~l
IPII'<'~IfU I1 cc h) .t\.llng ~•lUI h 1\1 fiCo In \m-
),,ii.Jnr to thl.' l s. l~ohert ~ht.u 11
llm\.Hd w,,, tn\III!U lu !'\uuth \lrt~• b\
~~ \1l1Uiltr\ '!!. hu.:tgn 1\lhur 1> ,\ \Cl\.l.tiWI\,
11 andt"tri,al, cc.:unntnll.' ,and pultlt\.':tll)
nentcd ur!;.lllllllltun.
"I he cnmmatmcntlu ap.arthc•d t\ not n' ngttJ ,IS WC: rmght !tun .. II lu he W~· h,t\e tn
undc:r,tand that there .uc t\\o Mdc' tc) the
South \Jm.10 pr.,hlcrnll ..
lluw.ud '•""~ld the: pcnplc \\hll 1nV1Itd
hun to ~math ,\Inc., thut the l\\n tniiJor
pwbkm' I.ICIOg them Me C4U•IIfl.l)' lur C:CIIl•ll
\\ork ,md compui!IOf) educullun lor hl,td!io,
''Urllortun.ucl) .two than~ m.m\ blue!.:!'
Ill South ,\lnc:turc hghtlllg nrc compht\Or )
cduc-.thun and barth contrnl. I hey !)CC com­
pulsar) etJucaiJon US dcstru~;II\C tu thetr
cummun.tl hie lit\le. and birth conlrolu~ un • t>llc:n .. e to thc1r rn.lscuhmty ..
llo\\.trd ~aid whites urc: uln:otdy
bu1lc.ling the cl11 l>toom spncc fur a MIO\\ tnll
bl.1d; ptlpulauon a \\C:II us then O\\O
~.:htldrcn ... , he \\hllc , \\ho comtrtutc lc: li
than 18 percent ol the popuhttton, pa) 90
pc:rctnl nlthc: t.t:ttC:S \\llhout complaint rhey
cc. out ul 1 heir ta :\~, one new dil sruom
buah c\cry !\Ingle duy to keep up \\ith prc:.c:nl
ropulallnn [till \\It h •
I he "hll~: popul.tllnn 10 !'math 1\fnc-" '"'
ancrea:\tng l\\O ~rcc111 per )C.tr, il'> oppmc:d
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Ll'" '' :1ntl Clark ( ollc~c Vol. 37 No. 8 19 ~1a,· 1977 •
· d World authorities due for
xt week's lA s • pOSI\liD
Kauen llo~ell\
..,tarr \\ riter
F.conomtc . 'tr.ttcgtc .tnd r.sciul relations
~•II be di)C\hscd b\· recognircd
aut honue~ on the 1 htrd \\ orld at this )'cur·,
lntetmuionill Alliltr' \) mpo,ium .
1 he three dU) program 1\ ~chedulc:d ror
M.t) :!3 thH,ugh 25 .ll ) .snd M p m. each da}
m the: Counctl Chamber' h "' ''~ planned in
COllpcnuion \\ith the World \lla1r <> Council
ot Portland . l .mn Amcrieit," Nielsen ~ltd . •
Sd\eduled tu give .tn ovcmiT per JlCCil\e
ltn the li.l\1 '>Cs'>ton of the vmposium 1
Rtchard A. t=.1llo., the Albert Milbanl.;
Profe,-..or ol lntcrnahon.tll..a\\ .tnd Practice
at Pnncet~>n U nivcnit).
Educated ut Yale l.a" School und
H:trvurd Unhcrsrty. Falk h.ls pubh,.hed
c::<te11shely 'inc:c 1963. and j, tn'<olvcd an
numerou~ prorc~.,•unal :h:tt'<llics .
.. Richnrd Fall ts the e5tublishcd leader
of the mtcllectuallclt 10 the Male~. il not the
world," -..ud Hu. to ' I pcrc~nl rncre.l!C: an the hlucL JlOpuln·
linn Much of th111 bl.u:k rnuJonty 1 obhgc:d
tu hve tn the "homeland •," 1ha: rut tl black
Hrc:a~ . Ul.tckll \!.hu o~rc cmplo)cd mu•t h11e an
h1.4Ck to\\ndiiP" · ~>U~h u:. :-.owcto, Otll,tde the
Cit ' ul Joh:tnnesburg .
.. 1 llunk tt'!i nonsense ," $atd llo\\ard nl
the rumor thttt the: llpanhc:td go'<crnmcnt u
hcrng ~upporte\i b) the ,\mcricun corpom­
tJUn amcrl$t an South AI na• rh•s chum WlU
bcmg di cum:d h) .n bl.u :~ eArle from South
Alnca named \tashtmnt
\1uihtntnt poLe nt the nauon.tl SCt\ R who cmncd the hilnncr I he adult black
\riC\H; the sutuatwn hl.c the odult Ru ran
w httt:ll. I hey !Icc thctr satuttt1on sn pcrspcc­
tt\e rhc\ cc th:tt thcv nrc better ltff nm"' • • lh.utthC) were 2S ~ears ugo The }oungono
sec: thtn~ oiS b.td nght now ..
Howurd saad he doubted that 1 umtcd
hlact part} could be furmed tn South \(raca
'"Mony hlttc:k) wnnt at. but the problem Wtth
the black tn South ,\Inca 1!1. th.Jt they an:n't
the: blacks Crom Gcorwn." he 5aid '"I behc11c
the po stbtht} ot n merger u ntl or lcs1 than
ml fhe &nbal Jealousies arc ju 1 too great
Dr. Jo,eph Hu, chuarmnn ol the ell­
ccutiH' commiuc:e tor the curnculum of
lntcrnauonal AlflliTh • .)aid thto; year'" ym­
poMum dtffe" lrom tho'c of prcvtou' )t:a~
bc:cau'e "'tudcnt'~ hil'<c g~neratcd :.pectfic
lop•~ and .. ctc:ctcd the: <speaker,. "1-.tlk t!-an e'pert 1n lntcrn.llional Lu'W
<tOd l ~ I orctgn l'uhQ and Is regarded .t!> u ....
r··al m<~H nck He'll .t!>k .1 lut ol 4Uollon\ ...
'lth~n ,,Jill Pt~ident John Uo"'"ard: "The adult blaclt; \'it''" the icuation li"t adult R~.,.ian ~~~thll '"
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"''" lit\.' H.l ~1d the 'pcakcr, wtll reprc.,cnt both
,,de~ ol the I hard \\ orld ~.on I roverw
Both the Kenyan \mba,)udor to the
L.nttcd 'itatc.,, John P Mbogua, and Jeremy
Sht.trur mtnl\ter ol tht Republic ol \outh
AI nca ,, nd acltnl( a mba".tdor to lhc U .uc
~hcrdu led to ~peak.
'-f boguu cduc.ucd an ht'> nuuve .,_,cnya
3nd in Canudn, wall prc,cntthc black. \lrte!n
pre)pecth e while Amb,..,.,,,dor \hcJntr wall
C).plaan the ">outh 1\lric.m \otew p01nt
Dun ''d~cn, ch.urman ol tht lntcr­
n.lllonal \11ia1r' s~mpcNUm \tt'Crtng com­
malice. aid Shcar.tr promhC) to be ,, "\cr)
contro\cr a.tl" ~pe.tker bc1.au'c: ol the
apartheid pohucal atuauon m \outh \fn1.a.
"\\'c \\anted to ha\l! the South \lnctn .1nd
the 1\lncun Jlcrspcctl'<t: prc~ented 011 the
same d:t) ," :\11t'l en s,,,d,
llenry t. Dunct,mbe nnd Robert 8
Orm b) will uddre ., the rule: (ll mul­
tanuuonul corporuttom tn the I h1rd \\ orld
l>ucombc, \'tcc-prc:•udcnt and chtcl
c:c.:onoml!lt lor ucm:r.tl \totor,, h,l\ been
With the comp.tny ... tnc' 1957
Orrn!lh~ '' the pre adent ot l ockhccd•
r,c:orsm ( ompanv .tnd ,, 'cntor nee-·
pre~tdcnt oil ockhccd -\arcrall { orporuuon.
the world ' \cc:ond largc't delen'e contrnc­
tor
· Walharn H. l.ucr,_ deputY "'''">tan\
.\ecretury for the l \ Bureau of ln­
tcr-1\mcracan 1\ll;ur,, writ ;u.ldrc .. ~ the i''uc
ol '\rm"' S.tlc) .1nd Mahtnn \flair in thc-
1 hard \\lorld, I all
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nat
1 ol
; .... '"l ucr' 15 11 'cry uTiiculutc · pcaker •• tnd
~c hope he wall c'pltun the Carter --•1 i\dm•niMrullcln's pO!>IIton on urrm • uk' in The sympo)ium "chedulc w1ll be .1s
follow'\
Mal 23
) p. m I ht· Rolr of Multinutwnal
( orporarwru m thr l11irJ World \pc:uker:
Duncombe
8 p m In .trm'l .Htrdumt'J l'ic•l~ .
Speaker Orm~b\'
Ma' 2~ • 3 p m -An. , l{ncun Pt',pt't:ll\ 't.
Speaker Mboguu
8 p m n,, \uuth 1/rrt an l'a\pl'c'tn t.
~pc;tker ~he.~rar
Ma' 2~ •
1 p m Amn ::,u/c•J and \IJIIfcJTI' llf-
/UIT\ m the 7Jurd H oriel \p•: .tkc:r: I uer .
8 p.m n,,. 0\. rail l·u~p~ 11\'t
:-;fX'.tkCI I .Ilk ~bn\cnuon in 8o'>tOn, and .uer "-arne to
Portland to tulk <~bout the south Afnc.t
:-uuattOn -You kno\\ "ho hn..111""-d ht trtp
ltl 1 h( U • don t vou'!" ,,lid li ow ard an
rl!~pon'c to lh~: ~la,hmuh me' .1gc ... llc ''a'
ltn.anccd b) the ..,o, act Unum .1nd com­
nt u ntq \.H~p n 1/.J t j,,n '." U O\hl rl.l
.tclnowlt.'d~"-d th.tt hn. own trap \\.a,lln.tntcd
b, c.tpatah't tngi.lntl.llton'
"St t\ percent ol all bu''"~' antercst m
l,lhnanne .. burg '' O\\ ned b) Jc:\\ 1 h flCl'J'Ilc
\\ llh Jc:w ''h IOtc:r~l:. the ~110\C: ll' \RICIIC3n
Jc'' I he\ .u-c antcre~tcd •n I rnc:l nnd other
Jc:,\lsh \:.tusc ." .1id H o\\ urd -ltuU.:t:d "tth
people frnm ~lobal. f·ord und E:\l(On •• tnd
th~) ull ''''"' t\,1 chmtn.tte .tp.trthetd "
llo\\ard ''a ,,ngmall) chcduled lo
\1:.11 ~o"cto, but that 'h' cancelled b\ the •
gm-crnmcnt pohcc: "Scmcto 1 .1 sal.! uuu-
ttun ''tth one .u\d ,, quuncr malhon ~oplc
tro\\tk'd anto :.mnll hou~ 111 n plunncd
Ctllnmuntt) ." he a ad. "I here\) httle c:lcctrll."­
ll) .and the-P''pulaiiLln 1\ft.l\\ th •~ ex·
r''•'"c::·
1 he hbc-lo. !lot,utduu.l ''' h\tng an s,,uth
\Itt"·' " the hrghc~t on the \lrictm contt·
""·nt llmurd 'tid. • I he rt111 tn Sc\\Hto I'S
dt.:.&p, .tb\IUht \en u:-. U\lllilf' •• "'~nth Htl\\
tht'> rcl.ttc' Ill t.tkc-homc: I'·'' \:;me~ lrorn
lamtl\ tO lumlt\." lluward ':11J thC'TC oliC
• J
hl.u:l.; nulhun'-liiC!i II\ mg 111 S''"C:hl, though
mt1:.t ol u 1 ow ned h\ lh.: "hllcli
I here: ''ere: rnll'• tn ''''' ct,, ta ... t month
"hc:n rent \\ '' 8'"ng "' b.; r.uwd lr\\111 ub,,ut
:\fl, 0 h• _S \IT .II per munth ll,murt.l !!lid
th,· ltghtang \\ t'S started h\ thl· -..outh \ln"an
\liUlh, lhll the nduh rurul.tttur
-1 hc~c rtCI\!1 \\cte ,tuned h' the lolto I b
)C.u aid,, ~""' .trd '·"" " I he "en: the un~ 1 be\ arc JCUiuu:. of thctr boundllnQ, each
other' lund. t\"CI)lhtng
-1 don . b' ho:o c that \ tlU can tulk about
1 he hltaclo. 111 ~,,uth \1 nca a you can tullo.
.about the bl.tl. m the lJ!) 1 he urban bl.tCM
.arc unt4uc I rom uthcr blncl-:!1. I he) h;ne
dttlc:rcnt tntc:re<.~ nnd the\ 'hould ha"c ... sutd -liu\\ ,uJ. .. fhc "hues. too, ,tte b.tdh
pul:tttlcd ."'
HO\\ mJ dnc-..n"t tt;rec '"th \nOn:"
'oung' ( U t.ldagalc to the U ~ )declarnuon
that the !'\Quth \lncrin ltQ\o'Crnmcnt '" al­
lc:~;tllnl.ltC .. \\'h til leglllm.ttc 1t\Wcrnmcnt,...
he u~lcd a g\l\crnmc:nt Joe5n't hn\c 10
be run h~c thc U :-.. to be leg1ttmntc. \\ c
behcH' an a dcm~rnuc .,, tern l c •atmwc 1
Jctermmcd uccurdtng 10 whether or nul
~o\crnnu:nt \,11 ~tabltl>hcd <~CCOrdms to
r-c~.:ognl.red cl1.1rtcn "
u\)\\ard t!oc<;n"' teet that the !;0\C:rn­
mcnl hould be ham.lcd n ht 0\c:r to the
blad .. :; 10 ~out h \Inca. -Rc:mc:mbcr the ·one
nhant! one \ole. (101::('. S"U\Irtt; I he oe" hwcL:
cuuntn~ an \fncu • II '· rtcd \\ tlh
par lt.tmcntur 1\ re tll go\ermnt'nt :\0\\
c\Cf\ unc: ult he couutnc• 1 a du.:t:uurshtp."
I hm .snl cmph..t Ired \h.tl the blad; pop­
ul.tll•m m\hl be pn:p.trcd h•r lc,Hh:r!!ohtp On
I he rl.lllc: b.td to R.to Lk J.tnc:ro l)r u l)\\ at d
1 ''~'" with .tn \1 nk •ncr '' hu mJ .. Out nl
l) bl.t~ks l emphl\ m m~ nur"cf). n t unt' <.'I
th~m can "''unt up to 10 tn um l.m •uagc "
M I he 411c twn I \\.1111 \uU hl ust. '" 'du\:
\men"·' have the prhilc-~c to tell them ''hilt
to d•.\.'" I he\ i.ltdn't k.tll th .. ·u lndum' or
ensl,,,c thcu bl.h:h. md the\ ·ut-cnund \l'U
ol 1h1 .. pomt lhl\\C\c r the' ,u, .:~rll,lttng
hl,,d,:, and \hc' \\tll .•~""'"'lc dg..: thts M .. ,uti
Hn\\,trtl -.&...IL·te racial policies obscene
1 o lht t.'ditor:
1 he \\hate msnont) gO\crnment
ol ,,,uth \fna~ nnd '" rndal pohc;ae'
Jn. ot"cene.
The "mren., and Hl.ncrnmcnt t\t
the l nllcd ~tate-. includmg con•
cerned member' ot the lcwh nnd
Ollrl.: College communit), should
rut e\1:1') pre )U~ on lh.lt 80\Crn•
mcnt to ch.snge both It policic~ .and
n oompo~lfHlO I hope that tatc­
mcnt of a po,.itaon I ba'e lon~ held
and oil en c\prc,<;ed ''all e'tabli .. h my
credcnuals for" h:u folio"'·
Recent rc:acuon-. to the Inter·
national ftaars :S} mp"'''um (lore'·
ample last wed:' letter to the editor
lrom alumnu~ Gan Wood. 3nd n • il)cr from The Coaliuon lor the
~tud) ol Rad1cnl Democratic: Acuon
da tnbuted on campus) ha'e con·
demncd the lA department •• nd the
college tor ancludang an the c:;, m·
po..aum the \ctmt Ambas~dor ol
the \outh Afncan go,ernment to the
l mtc:d '\latcs They ha' e aho urged
'unous aCU\111es 1n oppo .. illon to
~outh ,\tnca, mdudmg a te.u:h·in
and a dcmonstrataon
I. too. urge pnniciration m
those a em atie~. but I regret the condentnll tmn (e\ldcntl\ \\llhout 11 • heunng) ut the It\ lkpartmcnt .and
the ~!'lllc:8C . Oprmnent til tht 'outh
,\lric<\n rcgrmc need ,, 'ohdunt)
.l~litn'l that rcgalllt-"hach I\ mlt
(n:-tercd 1 hr ough .arrog;tnt .\ltucl..' on
Olhcr oprl\1\C:nts Of the regime.
l)esprte m) Uhhl'Hrcncc: lUI the
manont) go,c:rnmcnt ol South
\fnC'u (or rather bce:au'c: lllat) I h.IH'
supported the l1\ s~ mptNum com·
mau~·, dcca aon to bnns a ~outh
Atncan go,crnmcnt po.,_e,man to
camru~
I ·-till do.
l.ct me ::.uttge 1 orne of my
rea on), and theu amphcutaon ...
FiN, the pohcae' of the .South
Alncan goH~rnmcnt ure -.o
abhorrent that thcar \er' uncrnnce •
condemn' them an the mind' ot
rea .. onable h,tenc:r fhe) need to be
heard t\) be bche,~d. l'ho'>c alrc.1dy
~~rongl} oppmed to the pohcie' do
not need coovancmg. ob\lou.,Jy . Rut
other' do. I can thank of le\\ bcner
''·~>~ ol con"incinr them ol the
sb)urdaw ol the whnc: \oulh ,\fntan •
~lance than e plhtng them to one ol
ah delcnders
We who oppO'>c the regtme need
lA S posium focus~
on world problems
To the t-:ditor:
I am pleased to notice the in·
terest alrc:ad) bcmg edubited m the
upcomang International Affaar:.
}mposaum
The ~lecuon of the ~peakcr '
h>t and ol the topac .. The t.' ~ .tnd
the: lh1rd World," w~ made carctul·
ly and dehbemtely an order to pre-­
Knt to the: pubhc Ma collection ol
opanton& about n )UbJect" (\\eb,ter·,
ddinauon of a ll)'mpo)IUm) that \\-C
(eel 10 be 01 utmO)t amportana: in
the world toda)'.
One opanton, that ot the Coali·
uon (or the Stud\' ol Radical • Democratic cuon, nas already
been made kno\\n to the public. and
has contnbuted to increasing the
general :t\\aren~ and under:.t.an­
dang ot tlle \800U§ i )Ues to be
tre:lled fSunng the SympoSJum. One
"'ould hope that this group,
ded cated to stud}. as its name in­
dacates, wall encourage further e~­
armnatton of the i~ucll b)' lhtening
to alltadesol the qu~tions involved.
It as lor the purpo~ ol the
punuu of kno~ledge with wh1ch
people can make antormed decision~
thot we have 5ough1 10 feature not
one, but six men 'II. ho \\ill prcient
dtlferent 3iJ>CClll of the ta.~ue~ . h as to pre't'nt dher:r.it) und conllacting
ideas that ~e nrc: bnngang .. peaker'
rangmg from the aclln(l amba,,ador
or outh Africa to Prole~)Or
R a chard Fall.; of Princeton U nh er,a-
1), who j, .a member of Delen'e und
Aad lor ouch Afncu J !>OCiet)
aadang tho~ llghung Vonter'·l>
reg1me
8\' pre .. cntang ~i" dJVcrgmtt
'''e" po1nh along v.ith panel du,­
cu~llion:; and quelltton-and ·answer
~ssinnll to lollow, we hope to creatt
a contro,er:Mnl and enlightening in­
tellectual atmo)phcre rrom ~a\ 23
tO 25 •
We eel.: co :ud, not John
\'o"'ter, ~ Mr Wood sugge t) in hi~
letter (LOG 5/1 2/77), but rather the
l.cwi~ and Clnrl.: community an
rcachtng au o"' n conclu~ion~ about
the lltate of U.S relation) \\ith the
Thard World. Awarenc~~ of all \iew­
polnts concermng the li)Uelt
pro\ldeli a tool "it h which we can
underswnd their complexitacs.
Thir. •~ the purpo'e ol a )ym­
po~aum . We cannot intelligent)~ dis­
CU» or .:.UCOC'>~I ull~ light against th.tt
which we do not know about
Mt>rt>dlth \orton
C o-,·hotrma n.
lmnnatronol Affairs
51 mpusium C ommlflt>t: to h,t\~ :.orne taath thnt antdhgcnt
li,teners wall rccognare ~hodd\ gomh
in the mar..,etrlucc ot ade.t'i lor ''hut
they .ue \nd lrnn~l}. I lear thnt the
credabiht~ '\I "radatnl 'an 1 has C\lUO·
lr\ ,, lo\\ c:noutzh thl\1 otllowang the
while ..,outh 4\ln\;un, h\ ~peal~. nnd
contltmn thcm,c:hc~ '' t1 beucr
'truteg) than ''lencmg them nnd
ha,1ng "rudacah'' :.pc.1~ ,lgaan-.t
them.
The amphC3110n ol thl' a~,c~,.
mcnt j,. that," hale I than!.: opponent'
ol the regimc 'hould dcmon,trntc: at
the ~pcc:,he,, \\C hould 1101 .attempt
to mtcrlcre "ath 1 he pecc:he~
thc:m~hc
~econd, "hllc: ')outh ;\I ncan'
cl.um to :.peal.: for all ol u-. ,,., the 1.1~1
rcprc\entathc' ol true: \\''tern .and
Chri-.tinn Cl\ iht41llon I ha~ clnim hnl!
milde them an'\iou' ubout their am·
age: in the "e\tcrn "orld and
(marginally) \Uinct tbh: hl moral
pre.\\Utes rrom the \\C\t,
We need to dcmomtnate to
them thut their claam to ~pc.tk for
we,tern civalizution I\ entirely bogu,, •
but "c need to do ~o in,, WU} whtch
pre,c:ne.' in thear c\e the crc:dibihl\ . .
ol our claam that "e our..c:l'c' ,peak
tor we'itcrn ci,illlallon \\>c: con·
dcmf\ them lor ~alencanp theu
dome~ttc opponent~. 'o we cannot
mamtain our credibalit\ it "c: •
attempt to ~ilence them.
\\hate oppo .. ataon to the pohcae'
olthe '\attonalbt Part\ vovernment
ha:. been mcrea)ang (though 11 ''~till
mmil>cule) an South \frica in the
past year \\ e need to do what \\e can
tu cncour.lg.e that oppo)ttaon \'.e du
that best. I thinlr. b~ mountm~ a
large demonstr.ltton agatn .. t the
current :)outh Afncan r:game, but
b) doang so tn a Wil) "hach doc~ not
dtscredn U!. an t he• r eye'
1 recognue that I has ,., a bauer
pilltoswallow anurgtngthut"tbe
ctnl to the barb11rou~ But, to my
rrund the reaht~ of power relutton!>
an South Alrica :.ugge!tb thut thl!. ''
hall ol the be!>t courn.
The other hall t!>, of cour!.c to
gi~e whatever aid we can to bind;
African opposauon to the ~outh
Afnca reg1me The reahtac~ ol po\\er
an South Afnca imply, however, that
change whach comcl>cm/l from blad
oppo)ition an 'iouth A'rnca will be
vel) long in comang and will co!lt
man) bl.1ck bve"' There mu!tl aho be
a "eakcnang of the "'ill of the white
regime af we hope for a fa,tcr and IC\)
costly change:
lttunk the bc:'t contnbuuon the
lewl'> and Clad. communaty can
make dunng the lA SympoMum IS to
contnbule to that weakenang of the
whne South Afrttan will We need to
e:\pr~ the :.trongcst condemnauoo we Clan in the mo'lt cavil manner we them 'h11re tn) pu~ataon on ''"''
\.'lin 'tomnch. i\lnc.wassue . I thank the comtn 1111 .. ,
1 hard, the: ~\mJln"aum Com· tJc,ene~ c1ed11 lor u com .. Kt:o1
mance hu:. nho tn\ltcd tH the ~ym· deca,ton tn rnh~ cun ttl\ tt.nton "'n'""
P'"ium $pc.t\t.er' who will ~ uble 1' 'u cn~aly ma .. intNpretcd
und .utlcul.llc opptmtnt ol \\hate I ua gc member nl the 1 c:"
South \lm:.sn poht.ae' Both the nnd ('lurk cnmmunit) tn t.ale.advan
Amhil'""dm lrom k.cnyn to the L n-t.tgc of tin:. upportunit) 111 c:xrrcu the J. ditor:
1tcd SHth:-. and Prulc,~or RachuuJ united oppm.ition to the .~o~lth In ro.:,pon't.: t
halk l':tn be e\po.:ctcl.lto 111 kc un~um · AI ricun lel{lllH: .tnd its pulictc\, the ,cJe .. uon 1
ptt'"""in~ pll,lllon-. on the: "'"t .1rgumc11h I hu\ t nmdl· .lbov. J ,po;a..,o.:r .at t~
In '"m I oppo~e the ~ou1h :>uggc!tt thllt uch uppmnllon m1~~11 .,,111om .a wurd
1\lric.m regarnc and tts pohcac' bt~l he dcnwn,tr.lttd b\· pncking 1 nl .. peed
~trortJll) . I am hupp) to h.1vc made uadttnce ltu lhe rccch \\ith 'lt\1.' di,cu~ ... ,~
tnuitahk to me through the I dtmon,tmhH bcarang nh\lou' Ideally. the ~
S~mpo)IUm an opponuna ty to make dicutaon~ ot the1r das.tpprmal ''" ,,J'pununa l
that oppo~iuon J..no\\n in ~ \\ay Jllnc;urd' and sagn" 'eern tu me uncd and rc'r~
\\hach rna) gl\c 11 'ume effect. \IOU,I) upproprute global a!> .. ~
ho\\c\ct small \\C nHI'>t rccognue tl Jlcrh.tps .t~hc:s on the 1 as tlhlt ol .an,
to bt und hl:ad; .trlnb.tnd" to ~ho\\ c:\changl! ul al
\\ htlc I wall not pre.,umc to nang lor thme murdered tn S rtn:apanb arc 11
p\; tk lor m~ collc.lguc' an the lA would he parucul.trl) eloquent ol pre'
l)cp.lttment or tor the 'tudcnh "ho , Rl(hord • and not
.are mernher' of the lA S,ympo\aum ~I.HH/alfl Pro/f'um ung ~upport u
Conumnce, l expect that man) ol ln~t•mallmuJI I he •ituall\lf
Letter views one side '' hoth 1 na
llt:ill ltOIUtll.>n\ C.U
he ell cell\ ... t h
lu the l:ditor.
Jennitc:r l>ntt'' t-.'ht\' 12 arHcle •
conccrnang .1 Soard and the Alo.an
cu e "a); prmted on the tronl p.tgr:
Due tn the ,o;verity ol this problem
'"e rcqUC\lthe same coverage lor tha~
teller.
Drill dad not prc,ent a l.ur,
!actual or complete article: on the
.\Sl C Judiciary Bourd':. handling ol
the Al.:in Cci\C,
The recommc:ndnuon that
rc~uhed I rom our heanng.> wa~ not
propcrl~ handled b} the accu .. ed but
the I OCJ reported that at wa'>. The • • fi.:\JlOn""
I . intent .and Jlrc,entataun o m\ cntamcnt' rq!•u
dang the ca'c .and the three pco,pl:l~rmcd . Onl~ at \\
ul\'ulvc:d "'"' lllatcur;uc lind I ~-·~•nr~ ~ .. n '"·de
mt,quuted . I the ''sue, .
l he .trllclc \\II\ ,1 da,.tppoanhnl II cundcmnu
.account ol \\hat rca)ly happcntd cumc and ll '\
\\ c the \Sl C J Bourd, al hlndcd. Uut I
thorough!~ rc:vie"ang the .,tor. cnn .. trucii\C
4liC!>tiiiO the re\(lOn\thiltl\ ' ol boll 1\alcd b) ,hJ
the reporter .1nd the cdll~r an th~r n pohllc
rc:.pecti\e role,, I he \tudcnt llcred b) the S
\\:ts not gt\en a true: and hthd n~11.ll \phuto.:d, j, ·• P
..rttcle. ~~~lla\c pur pu,c: .
I'Jh,tic picture u
J1111 Ciilrft'Jp/~ l gilincd. and tl
< htt•{ JrnlfH be clearl) 'c
I~ I ( Jw/1( 1an Boot. I he ob,truct
• ...........,use goes unnoticed ) tllher cxtrcm
r \n) ml>\e ~
antcre~l 1
J~ralaun''" to
1 o the Editor. ntc to B1ll Malla:.on who referred b~: rrucc" (II da
·•rtu: I thctr O\\ n lo Eugene Strand, who wa,n't in, I a~t Fndn)' Maantenan ce WB!I
~prn}ang tht: lawn between
1 emplcton and lhc: Manor wllh
2,4 dtchloroxyaciuc a weed kaller I r~d Val\hC took the call He satd th ang anhercnth
( nllVCI\1. h fellow wuh the ~prnyer wn' \UPP(l~ C\1
be '''"''lute p.trtaca to shooung dundthon\, not \\atcri .Jmana't ra11un l>I:.D·WEED 40, the trade
name. Cdrrt~!. warnangs on the label
to a11oad u~1ng ncar water 'upphe!t to
keep '1\\U) ltom •tntmul Iced and
grazing area~. ~tnd to a' otd contact
\\tth human 'lkan or clot hang We!tley
Cosand. chemi~.tr) profes!.or. saad
that .. ontact "ath 1 ha' ch.:mac..al "all
cau!lc gastroantestinal J.che11 .1nd eye
irntation ang the lawn a!> he: wa' dotng \ uar" ~rum ,,.., ,, flr11Jl
ll('lporl th~ \.'Ur :.aad he would anform
5upenntendent of Crround)
awu) 'IO the m.tn wouldn't <~pruy u.at mn \\ ,,uld
"hole Ia" n nott-
Hall un hour Inter the mnn 1 h~ 1 Ov"
still watenng the In" n wath 2.4 -d Lann l:.Hl rt jor
People we could ha 11e got rom thr Jut uj ,
~•c\t. Why dadn't the ground<. a tu/~m JJro1
dant gave an) andae.1110n of lud1 Rockr•t "'
JlOll\lblht y') Wh) II r red v d'ihC 'vflle\t-wp 'hat Maanten.1n cc wa~ :.prayang
2,4-d on the lawn where people cat
lunch and our do~ pia) The) dtd
not do or ll.lY a thtn8 to let us kno"
about at he would take step~ to avoad "'hal ·
agreed wus the m"u'c ol 2.4 d.
not hang happen 1
A call to D1cll. Sorensen referred We could have gotten "ck
Dav1d H ...... p
• Jtff
Star
~outh Aha r-----------------------------' 'h''"r.Jr\ partiCI
rutcrnauonul ,
become a c
The C'ouhti
ll\a<aacal Oemo I dllm·ln·( hltf • • • • • l"''" l "" lc1
kll ''•tt«
t lutch \l11ndcl \lana tint I dllur
1\rl Olrtctur
rtouiOJtlph) 1-dltut
'p<>rh t dllur
t nlrrtatnmrnr t dllm
\d• '"'''"' \lanaarr Hu,lnr•> \lan11rr
I ""'''"'""'" .. dllur ( lrculallun J'l•n•au
librarian , •
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l'uhllct. Orcurtn<n
\\ rlltl\ ,, H' "~"n ;alfd \11tl';IICI llutlcr, lh~n<l11 llurn~ll . ltnd1 0l4cn•
Jell ''"?"· Jcnnolrr l>nll '•n.a Grc\•Juhn•on t.;;arfn lln"cl•. \lc:l Jun('!o 1 hrh
lJII.,m. I ern lllwn \nn rrcr~oon , '\tn~ Rlnhc:rt•cr
'1"1''' ~•m 1\ llull¥.', J:okc lotccnberr Juhc huon \nn Stcrltcr
l'hulntf'liJih' II II I l J • o ,,one ell l>oJJ.un l>.r-.· l>nufhC'fl\
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"o.enlla.l. ~''' KuthcnbOriJ. Scull Shull
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'Jlltllual l.uftl»n<r \I au \\ ucr~"'
Jtll tlo~nn "'''.: ltm . .:nth.tl \nn l'ou ''"
H lilt trd lltr) 1
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":"""'' puhllt.aiiOII ol lhc \\~OCt.IIC\1 ~IUI.ICII" ul II"\'\ II llrW 1 L.a~ ( ••IICl~ lHII~
I ~launt lllll~wd , l'nrlland ,llrqrun '17~1'1 l'rtnll-..1 "t:d.t) Junna th ·' t.1 th 1 o~ ( 1, • ·"·'utmoc '<:.tr r ""CHt 1 •Cite" '~·ndda'~ J•o>t;J~ p .. arJ lll'vrtl.m...a u,..,,.0 \nmwl
ut....t.nrttuo c1n1 Sl ·s lor I ' uoh "tiler \tel'' ..,~r•• ""'' ''" tlou-e ulthc "Ill•"
•noJ drl not IIC'a'u.llll) rrllt'•tlh< \1~"• ullhc •IUoJcnt ho.J~ I he l•n lilt\ utlh • ufb,.,
<1\111 1111 lhtliHII • "'e• "h the
ucattnnul lor
IPn:lpitg<~ nda't'
wood, a me
he ,ympo~au
nauonuls and 1
guy lrom t
1tn1m A.~nya "
'K~:n\U a..
urld country
oungblood.
member
PrcMdent J
returned I
a..un he agreed
not rc:pre\e
I an) ol
.... n .. ol the I
1mr•n1 h \\ell .1 t Shearar s
tht• I· clltor
In rc,rmn'.: to the; cuntro\el y
tht ,clc~ttun ul a "iuuth Alnc:111
a ,,H~•tkcr ,11 1h1' \c.tr'• I'\ ...,,m.
...... urn, 11 "urc.l hnuhJ be: •ntd lur
,,...u,lnl 1ll \('leech .ullJ I he need lor
Jlfl•ml ,l\o~tCII\C \Ji,CII\~IIIn
ldcall). lhl' svmpu!\IUill ollc:o.
''" nJ'IporturUI) to bc~·ome m•
rmcd ollld IC.'Ipnnd rc.th•IIIColll)' to
;~rrent ~lob.tll~!.ucs. Its m.un I unc­
I) that ol .tn open turum lur the
c\ch.tn~c tll tde.t> und op1n1on~.
''rants .tr\' im1tcd lur the sok
ul prl." cnttng t hc1 r .. IC\\­
• tnd not u :. mean:. ol in·
,...... ... tng upron ul "''}one outlnn~ .
I he sttuatttln 1n Suuth t\lrica
) " both tr tgu: .tnd cumplco; ,
:-nlutton~> c.tn not he Mmph~lic .
hcellectl\c,lhe \\orld'~ and our
re'Jl'""'e:o. mu'l gu hi.'\ und
inll:nt illld he re,pon.,thl\ tn
Onl\ il we hear .til 'ltde' ol
.:~tnf\ \itO \\C! dcul Wtlh the tnl.tllt\ •
the 1\\UI!\
II condcmnutmn I' wurrantcd 11
I come and 11 'hould b) no mc.tns
bltldcd But let it come ,,, ,, true
cum.trueii\C re,pun\C, nut tine
~1-klt , \a ted b\ 'hullu"' rhetoric .tnd
Dolt! rtt,..Jn pt;liticmg I he: forum
lh:rcd b) the S) mpu,ium, tl not
0~111 \flluttcd, '' .1 flll\\Crl ultnul \\lth ,,
1oltii\C purpnlc, In ~u~:h ,, phlce'~ h
rai"IIC piCIUf(' ol the 'IIUiiiiOil C.ln
~.uncd. and tho,._: in the \\rong
uirrllllll !x· clc.trl} !>CCn II' that. 110n ol the Syutpo111Um' tnh:nt.
In the ~.•me tntere~t. the: vic"·
putnl~ of hut h olllctul ,lfld nun 11l·
lt~:~otl f'lltrlll.'tp.tnt' huuld be: heard
:1\ hot h otr~· lhh:11ral piH h oil he open
d hi: u, ton t h.tl can hopelllll\' bt h.td
Buth, tdeully. urc workmg luw.trtJ
the "ame JU!II end
Coverage fair
I o thr 1: ditor·
I would ltkc to congmtul.ttc
Jennilcr Dntt on her CO\cntgc olthe
t\~10 ltr~ exllnglli!lher tor) l.t~l
\\'celo.. licit th;~t the cuwr •• ge w.t, Inn
to h1>th parties mvohed
Since reading the arttcle, I h.ne
toured the dorms ;tlld, ure enough.
the ltrc C\ttngtmhcr!l :uc: ull stlltn~
10 the doUJ\\aV' ol the \>.triOll\ UniU
lll f·orcst. ( opdnnd .md PI .ttl·
llowurd I lccl 11 '" no\\ up to the
ASI.C J Hourd to Ia kc the ne~t
.tetiUil (.'\Ill Upon 1\J,untcfl,IOCC IO fl.'•
~.over tht ntingu"hen •• rehll them.
.llld return them to their proper
pl:t~l.
I lee: I J. Board .,hould ht~e u
'II!COIItc.tntl) le~' flOOtitica( ~lance 10
thi' allan. get oil thetr rob~::. .tnd
t.tkc: an aai\c interc:~t in the h\c!> ot
the pcoph: bolh on .tnd oft camru,,
fum Rton
1fSI { 'JI'IIutur I Ott'TJ to tht' f.'dllor thou/J he­
addrt H~d to Bot .I. 1ht drod/m, 1,
10 a m • Jlondu>·J Ill rubmiHtom
Jhould br trpt·d and art tub;ut to
t'dltrng ,
Choir leaves
for Europe
I o thr ~.tlllor .
In JU 1 mer u week the College
Chou Iukes ort lor .t lour-wed; tour
ol f: uropc.
I o ay th.tnk yc•u to the campu:;
unt.l to cclebrute uur departure, we
pi<Jnncd ,, speCt.ll tree concert for
Wcdnc tJ.ty, Muy 18. S1ncc the LOG
15 the maJor mean~ uf gc:fltng tnfor­
m,tllun to all the tudents and $tall •
"e wok pcctUI p.uns to sec that
•nlormallon ubout the cunccrt ;and a
photo ol the chou \I.Cre deh\crcd to
the /.CJG lor publ1catton tn Ia 1
\\Celt:'~ IUUe.
We \locre \/cry upset to ltnd no
mention ,,t .sll ol 1 he concert 1n la'lt
week' puner. When we .ss~ed "h),
•UOI~ t•dtl0f1t shruggcti II\ ufl, Sol} tng
lh,tt the\ thought the: concert \l.aS
lhur,day tie 19th e\len though
the) h;1d tnlormut1on "htch plainl)'
,l,ttc:t.l the correct dale.
Rtll.\ Simmmu
Wmdy ~lt'/amln
Cllmr tnt'mb~o
p s r 0 compen~ate for the lack
of any menuon tn the LOG. we had
to print po~ters and flyers at 3 cost of
O\tf SIS We would Oipprectatc a
donauon of this amount from the
LOC, for our tour fund.
I he ob!>tructton ul 1 ht' prncc~ ..
ell her "'\Ire me \\ nuld be a gru"
rrur \n) ntll\C b) tho" wnr~tn~ in
lnt-.;rc:~t lll tl11: Hlad; Puppy abuse disliked
J~ra11uni!>l\ tu blud; ur di,crcdit
c rrut;t:'' ul di'~ U\\IUn would dt'­
tn;u 11 I hell tl\\ n \ IC\\ pot nt a' "-.;II .1~
·1ng 1nhcr~:nth hvpucntu;.tl
( un,~r'd) an\ Oltlh h~ the
'P'1
'~1.m··\\ lute pMtiCip.trtb or the: 'l'hnnl
hlnrunt,tr,tllnn tn 11\C the Snn· .
)tum,,,,, prtlp,,g.uuJ.t plullur rn to
rnurl the current Suuth \1 nc.tn
1~u.,t lUll \HIUhJ hi.' 1111 C4U,tl \lulU·
I ht• I.OG '' lliii'J to llf!ologt:t'lcl
4-d 1tnn t.turr for otmttmg hn 11amt>
~OIIC1I ·tm11 till' /111 oj II /llllt'TJ Ill tilt ~fUI
attml:n,. tulc>tll tim". Slw, along wuh
Rot·l..t•t, ''on fu:H plan• 111 tht'
.,.."1110 '''lt' .. lt-wp Jr u 1 1111 cl a II I o the: ~.ditor·
r ht other dRy I "a\ lounglflg on
the,; gr.t'i' by lemph:ton <.:enter
Bh:-.~ the httle puppy f.lmtlt.sr to
mun\ or u,, wu' ds' tdtng her umc
b¢1\\ ecn me and ,, 'mull gruup ol
~tudenh nearb\ \her a'' hilc: ll(lo~­
cd up lo 'cc ,, mcmth:r of that group
Cna'\tng htth: Bit'~ \\llh a l'cP'' to
cumc do,cr ~he \\.,,~ dc:hghtcd, .tnd
h .. d J"'' rc.tched I he lip 111 the cup
\\tlh her no'c \\hen to m\
,urptt e the gu) !lung the: IIIA'tng.
!>lln!:Jing bc,er.1ge mto her C:)C :
£· Olltlt ng a ~Crt~" of} I (l't, :.he r .10
ull l>hm::l.:cd .md I nghtencd, "htlc:
tim lclltl\\ t •• u~hcJ ,u h1"' "clc\cr"
•• t.
position to
Ill\
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·r~ • Jeff L>h.on
"itarr Writer
South \lncan M1n tto~cr Jerc:m\ • r\ purllelflullon •n th1~ year''>
tcrnattonal \fl.m, "'l~ mpo\lum
bec:.omc ,, cont ro,·cr,l.ll ,~ .. uc
The: ( oulition lor the: "'ltud\ ol
l>emocrallc \cuon ha\
mon:!llr'.ltcd oppo"llon not onl) to
1\h,,. rar and whut he repr'-ents, hut
other ~rc:alo.er\ on the ,ympo)tum
f<hcdlJ le.
"J, the ympo~o1um 010
ti\IUC<OIIIUnal lorum or ,, torum for
tOJla~;andu 1" said l'eter Un·
a member olthc C'oahuon
lhc .. ympo~ium is .about mul
flnlilli<)Oitb und the I htrd \\ urld .tnd
guy I rom the T htrd \\ orld i ...
1\t'IJI'U ••
•· Kcn\u ,, •Ill tllc~tllmah: l'hud
orld country." 'ltlld scntur I une
oungblood. anf)ther coahhon
mber
Prc~tdent John Howard. huvmg
returned lrom South .\fnc.a,
Nlu he o.&lllc:cd thut the: I htrd \\lorhJ
not rc:pre\cnted well "I \looUidn't
II anv ol thc::.c people •epre,cn·
Uhc: ol the Tlurd World.'' he: 11it.1.
,,l,o sttid thnt L.C tried hard to
drCi\ the dtllercnt potnts ol \It:\\
South Alrica.
"l he South Alric.w go\ern·
Ill I \\CII .mnre th.tl the hfi\C ~ very cnltcal problem~ to addrc,.,
.1nd (Shearar) wtll be here to .1c·
qumnl u., wuh those problems and
what I he~ re domg ·• H owurd atd
Underwood aceu~cd the lA
commutec: of lool-1ng tor "b111
names" wtthout 8JVtng concern tor
the 1~\UC:!I.
.. The~ wouldn't accept ..1nybod}
lc'~ than an .tmba~sudor," Un·
derwood )tud
Howard !l.ud it wa' tmport.tnt
to mainuun an open forum tor dj,.
Cll'-'ltlll, d~:oo.pliC ,,n~ 's pofitu:.sl
lcdtn~ -\ legummtc 'tudcnt
ll~tcn~ •• 1nd I crnph.1 11e h'tcn,, to
1.'\cf\ pu1111 ul \ IC\\ he can gd ,"
II'''\ .trd ,,mJ
Underwood 'uid the C oahtton
phtn' to let lihearar >~peal. becau"
to do otherwtse \\ould detru~tlrom
what he 'ntd wn,. the mum p01nt ol
the Coahuon\ .trguml!nt the C\·
plottlltlon or 'iouth r\f rtC<t b)
Amenean mulunalton.tl co•­
poratton~
"It would be counterproductive
to :~top htm •· Underwood l>Otd ··1 he
l ouht1on i" worrted tl we hut ham
down. the nght ol fn:e 'peech \viii
bc(OOIC the I\\UC
"lhe ('oaltllon hws three snub:
tu cduc:.&te the tudenl'\, to hO\\
(Shcarar) \~C don't \\ant him here.
that there', realoppt•Mittm to htm tn
lh~· I lllt~·l.l 'it.liC!>, .1mJ Ill .,.h,l\\ th~· Whut wa,. he lr) 1ng to pro,e,
unyw.t)'! I h" ">Cn)lt: · .tel could'"~
b\'c; n ,1\ Otdtd Wll h I U~t a little
thought Unlortun.Jtc:l) the llU)
didn't ll!lt ,, bnun tn ht~ head to do
wh.tt he dtd.
II umantt\ hu' no double ~tan­
d.,rd in m' boo~ . It',. not limned to •
man\ mtcractum \\ tth man. We hkc
to thtn~ ol ourschc" a\ ~ing in­
tclhgcnt, open·mtndcd, :.octall) con·
)\:IHW• tndt\lduuh.. hut at\ bc:h..J\1\If
hke tim •• 1 'nhlll e:o.amph: of n gro~s
problem. t h.u rct.trd!t ·'") i>OC'Jal
Jllll);rC)~ \H! nt.t~C
I ct \ rut our •• ctmn~ "here our
rn'"mth' .uc1
orld rep
I\ (omnHilcc: thllt the) h.u.l beuer
not dtl t ht' .1g.u n "
"We want 10 me the ':>ytnpo~tUm
ar. .1 wuy ol educ.lltng the people and
UIOU">tngthelr ~C:n\C or jU\\ICe \\hich
ts dormant," 'oungblood "'<lld "We:
want to mo'e people to oppo~c: L ~
mvoh·c:ment 1n '\outh ,\Jnu ··
llo\\ard ••• ud 1t wa' not the
prerogut1ve ol loreign nauon~ and
thcu dtitcn~ to tell Un) other
go\ernment "'hut tt~ politic should
be:. "It would be: a damn gratulliou'
c::\c:ret~c: ." he .ud. (or \tudcnts to
condemn the: "»outh Alncan go .. ern­
mcnt,
.. , he \mencan people don't
wunt to \lpprc:'' the people of lhe
Third \\ orld. but they need to un­
dc:r,tund the rel.ltionship ol
c:cononu(.' and multtnuuonuh ," .. aid
'oungblom1. "I thtnk the sym·
po,tum tll grc..JI People urc tal~ing
.tbout South Afnca, but1n the Coali­
tion wu!ln 't here 1 hen nt.ltbmg would
hu"c tK-en done ·•
"We're an educ.uconul in,titu·
uon und 1\:c al\\ .n' dreamed "'e
\\ cmld ~tart :scung likt ~.,nc." Ho" urd
sat d. ··t th1nk 11 "ould be tragic lor
the: :.tut.lc:nt' to den} an) gue't the
upplHIUnll} to peat.:. and to pea~
\\tthout threat nnd c:mtMrrU" ment."
"I hope he pea~, ...
'ounghlo,,d, "I \\,tnt hun to !tltcl.: ht').
[ocll 111 ht!o nllluth." Apartheid: who cares?
c.eorr Cc.wlt\ •
f dltnr·ln·( hirf
Coni rmcr y hlld hcc:o 11 raruy HI I C !hi~ )car Constdcrahon fc•r
cc~n1nes ho~~ been pc:rh.tp' the mott heated pohuc..~l•nue on campu~
I he: yeo~r u.n't over, ..~nd we're laced w11 han inuc much b1gger than the
,.l.ttus ol our pets.
It tn\'Oivcs humun bc:mgs who .m: 'ullcrtng mtM:r:.tbl) . They ,lfc
Vlcllmll ol Hton poht•cal oppre.o;swn, und we're ubout to hosl a
spolc:sman"lor thctr opprcs or~.
1 ht~ school '"' m.tktng obscene gestures ~und.•fs Ougonum
reported that "the ltoward • who 'VISited South ,\fncn aii gu~t!\ ol that
count r)':; lurctgn all.urs oHicc. returned 'oil a ftto de Janeiro lookmg tan
•n they JOined tn u cclebrutton ..
Ltlllc more than fl \\ed: later. l.C "til hose an .tmbauador from
the Suuth t\lrt~n {tovcrnment. \It hose la" allo\\ 4 • .5 m1lhon ~o~~httesto
control over 20 m1lhon blacks by mtln.try mean$
Pcrh.tp u· ,, pn\llegc to come face to face \lollh the Vonter
rcgtmc In •• nc)ther senl!c,ln\ I ling" spokesman for that regtmc to !lpcal
on c.tmpu) rencct the nuumptton that th::u regime has orne \;md of
lcgtumucy. It doe~n't
Httler or (tocbtK-ls would ha\c: bc:c:n equally interesting llpcalc:r ,
hut tn\ ltlng them to spc:.Jk on cumpu~ would hOJ\'e rc:Oec1ed poor tlrstc
I he: lmphcntton IS. 'your 'oiiCWflOIIlt IS worthy or con!llderatton. I c
mtght have done beth:r to tnvtre ·• hbewllonttt tn\Ol\'ed actively m the
Mruggle to ovcrthro\\ the .1panheid government .
S1nce Jeremy Shear.sr t$ coming. our bc:stulternative 11 to sho"
p..!SSionatc alignment With the people he oppre»es. I hnt doesn't mtltn
)houttng htm down. His regtme daily dentes people the nght to speak
freely. but dc:nymg 11 to h1m "'ould look hke stooptng to his means
'fhe 1 C communuy 1tcems to detC\l the rocist I) rann~ tn South
Alncu. but too total a condcmnutton becomes Rll-condcmnat1on
We're •n .1 slid) postllon bc0$use our arflucnce lS built on the
opprcuton ol llurd World peoples. Our "'calth rests, to $Omc degree.
on the 5ullenng of bl.tc\;s tn South ~\fnca.
Wtthout the upport ol US corporate 10\iCStment~ Vor ter's
re1umc: \\Ould not sun&vc:. :-tc:tthcr would Lew•s and Clari< College
1 he muncy thut keeps up.trthetd tn bU$tneu also ILeep hbcral aru
cduc.t11on 10 bu)tncs
!'itudenh ralhed at Stanlord last week lc. protest that choors
tnve,tmcnt m corporuuoru. that operate in ~outh J\fncu. 8111
Malhn'Son. LC!> m:c prcstdent for bu'olnc:ss and :'tnancc, rerused to
rdc.t-c anlormatton on I.C'!> corporate :~tod;holdings.
\\hen asked tl I.C had stock tn Ford \1otor. CioOl.l)ear, l exaco,
Genc.rul Electric. \Jnmn C.trbtde or Stand.nd Otl of C 1hforn13,
~hslhn!i.on lol.ttd, .. that tnlormauon doesn't normally go to the I U<J or
the \I;) I C Senate or anyone: c:bc. e.\ccpt Pre.<ott.lent llo"'anJ und the:
tnH; tmcnt committee ol the Hoard ol fru tees.
"W\! ma) ha\e '>tocf.; Ill l·ord Motors: r don't ~00\\ , ll that
curporatilln opN.ttes tn South \Inca 11 doc::.n't mean thattt fa,ors the
apartheid It m.t~ be c:mplo) utg blacks who would othcrn isc be:
t,u\img to Jcath," he atd
~o. 11 doesn't mc:.tn n corp~._1rattonfovars the: ap:u thetd ~ 11 means.n
'" r~~punuhlr• tc"u the apMthetd When )OU lock !iOmcone 10 a cage. he
'"" !Ot.tnc unlc) )OU thro" htm bll ol foml.ll )OU Jet ha.n out. he mn)
ur"" e on hi) o\\ n
"\\hat urc ) ou gotng to do. u:ll people to top bu} &ng Ford c:Ir
and G( ''a~hcn.''"' \lnlhMon a:.~ed. "' ou "on't get much re pon"c 11
\llU do-• \re our to\ ~o blolHi) Important thott \loe \\Ill M tnd b~ nnJ watch
hum.unt) dcgrut.lc:d m order to ~ecp their pnce<> Stahle"
\\c. the 'tudcnt), must liniill} ho" orne olidanl) It as up to U\
to let the "orld kn''" we're not 4ulle d\!ud. thnt our concern) go
be) und our Jog:.· Cl\ tl h her lie>
II ••ur he.ut don't crompcll Ul>IO demumtrate. con~c•cncc hould.
tut.lent~ \\Ill g.tther uut ·d~ r cmplcton Ill 7;(}() p.m. I u~tfa~ tl) !.hOW
upport lor the bl.1ch 111 ...,l,uth \Inc-.•. If "'e d~..1n't ~ho''· 1t \\Ill loot.:
like ,, 110\ b.md 111 Dr.tdacah II \\C do, 11 \\Ill be: the tu't eollccll"c •
'''l4• ...
H5<.\~·: ~*' .. ,.
lt ~" .... tt'1 I
~here arc 51111 pc'tple "ho \\.tnt
to hut him (She:uar) do\\ n. but
\\c're lettmg the lt,CI.'\1 peak." lin·
der,.....ood ~u~..l
"IJU:.t hl'J'C\\Cdon 't mal.;cfool
ol our chc::..'' llo\\ srO wtd I he C'o..tliuun. "'htch up-
p\lner.) Yt) represent the tnterc)l!i ol
about 1-o tudents, plans h teach·m
tomorrv" in 1 omhn on to pre cnt
"hut the) ~> 1 another a pcc:tlo 1 he
uuauon m llUth ~fnca Stanford inves
ColltCt rr~ Stnlct
A pcacctW student rally and .. it­
an. demon,croung opro Ilion to
Stanlord l'nl\~r~U) anvntment tn
c:orporution whteh operate tn ')ouch
frica, erupted hue Mondn}, Mo) Q,
~ ith the arte\l ot 295 Sumford
student\
The 295 'tudenh ~ere arre)tcd
under order' ot the c.ampu"~-police
chic! ;and t.mford'~ \lee prestdent
for pubht afflltr'S, and were charged
Yrith t~p&-tn(l, :s.aid Ham Press ol
the campus ~ews and Publicatiom.
Dept. ,\11 the student' were relea'ed
on their o'A n recogntr.ance b~· noon
the oe'(t dl),
Inc !lotudent' were :~taging a .. it·
in at the central admmutrotion ot·
ticc lor student acunttcs, the Old
Unton butldtng, and ~ere n .. ~cd Ill
le.\'e b) the pohce cbtel w ben the
building wa:; offiaally clo'cd for the
day. Aller 'ome dt~cu.."ton, the
studenb deoded the) ~ outd :.tny
and n~L; 11m t lor trespas-.mg. atd
l.aurn Carlson, a '11-in pantclpant
:md spokes~oman tor the ~tudenh.
.. There 'AU5 an meredible sho"'
ot sobdanty b) the studcntr.,"
Carlson ~td . "E'\en though 11 was
4;30 m the momtng before 11 wa' all
O\'"Cf, at le~ht 250 people, sometimes
as man) as 600. \\ere ouhide all the
ume callinG and )elltn!t :.uppon a!i
pohcc esconed ca.eh of the .. it-tn
member out of the Old Omon."
Inc arrnu culminated )e~cnll
weds of :.tudent protest O\cr the
school~ m\otment portfoho , "h1ch
ancludes stoc:.lr.:holdtnp 10 ~\cral
corporations lhat carry on bu in~
an • outh Atric:n, a country w htch ha)
c:ome under ~\ere mtcmauonAI
enticiJm because of tt!. ~~$tem ot
lesah:zed raci m. known a:. np;nthe1d
01 \tunt,nd' S I '0 million an
corporate .,,oc~holdtn8!> one-thtrd
~'r 40 mtlhon ,., tn\""C~h:d tn com
puntc ''u:h .,, I ord Motor.
Good~eur T t \nco, (,cntral Llccuu;,
• Union (arbade. und \tnndnrd Otl of
ColitorntB '' h1ch oper ah: tn "outh
tnc.t und are churgcd ~1th rinan·
c1all\ uphtlldtng the go\ernmc nt'
nlCI'I pohcie~ .
The :)it -in tollowed n rail\ an
\Ohing more thun 700 student:..
ancludtng leader' of the ~tnnJord
a-.soc:iated tudent go,·ernmcn t and
the bl.ad; ~tuden t union Cnrhon
~id four demand'> rcgardtnp '-ton­
ford in,~tment pohctc~ \Hrc
p~entcd to Dr. Peter Bang ~tun­
lord Board of 1 ru~tec!.' prl:'tdent at
the mil).
Becau<o~ Btnt~ \\ould not agree
to the mo't tmpottunt demand., , the
'tudcnts occupied the Old Union,
'lud CarJ .. on
The :.tudent,• pnmaf') rcqu~t
urlled the tru:stce to \'ole m their
role 3!1 stockholder 11, for wtthdnt\\ at
ol pr"'ent in\c tments in ~outh
Africa on all corporate pro\lc
The unhersit) had bl:en \'Oting
w tlh corporute dart'cto~ lor con·
unucd in\cstmc.nt .tnd eJtpamion ot
opcrntioru in '\outh Atrica, but
be-cause of pre, .. ure trom student
groups, the tru .. tces h.ne r«entl~
ab ta1ned on :.hareholdcr propo\llls
that call for euher a morntonum on
ne" inv·cstmenu or a ~uhdrnwal of
pr~ent in,Qtment m ~outh ,\fnca,
e'\pl:uned Preis.
Bing \\Ould not agree to thi'l
lir~t demand, arguing that Stanford
can ~n e u more \'nluable role: b\'
ab tatnmg on such decision and b)'
~nting lcuc:rs, which the tr u~tce' hu'e done, to C\lrporutc dtrc:<-tor'
ur~ung an nccclc:mtcd pr act tee ol
blnd. htnn~ an '-Iouth \fnC4l. :«ud
Pre'' B1ng .thll lccb that tl l ...,
corporations pull out or \outh
-\fncu. the door Will be open lor
tn\ e'ltment b\ count rtc\ whtch arc
lcs~ crittcal of upurthead thnn the U...,
The student\ do not a pee "uh
Smg ~ po~tllon 'liltd l nrlson
The 'econd and thtrd demnnd,,
w htcb Btng accepted a.,k the t ru~tee ..
to prepare a ~latement ~rccthcall)'
eltplatmng ho\\ much money the
univef'lll' would IO!Ic b~ dl\ csting
from the corporouon' under ques·
tion. and to meet w1th student le.td·
e~ to discu~ other investment relat·
cd topics., tncluding the c:'itublish·
ment ot some morul gu1dchne-. tor
in"'estor re~pons 1bthh ,,ud C .trl,on
The final demand concerned the
maleup of the uniH!Nty''> Commi ...
-.ion tor ln,.cstmen t Re'!lponsibi lit)'
(CIR), whach 1schargc:d wuh mnL.tntz
non·btndcng rccommcndatiom to
the truo;tces on mve,tment m mu~
C~rlson Bid the sllldents would
hkc: to sec CIR reformed to Include
more student" current tv Cl R "'
compo .. ed of one ~tudent, three
fucuh\. and three ulumni She ex-• pluincd that thctr recommendation~
are oltc:n ca~t aside by the tr U!>tee~. :so
the tudenh ~ould also like to \Ce
Cl R gaan more pO\\ er in tnvt$1 mcnt
deCISIOnS .
Bing ugrccd to diliCU\S th1~ de·
mand ~hen the: trustees meet \\lth
"'' udcnt leader .
..We don't c'Cpcct them to \Ole
the right \\a)."' ~.1id C:lrlson, "but at
least they'\c ngre~ to ~ec: Ul>, thut'!l
l.:ind ot a fiht -\nywuy, Wl''"c got
3nothcr roll~ planned lor this alter·
noon."
posia add obal ditttension
Jeff Dixon
'Staff \\ ritu
LC ha' played host to an annual
S)'mpolium ror lbe past 15 yean in
order to gl\c education an inter­
nauonal dimeruion.
The lA Sympouum ~as the
bra.anehild of former lA Chairman
IC..arlin Capper-Johnson. Guenther
Mattel'd orlf, economic proftS)or,
said Capper-Johnson brought inter·
nationall) tmponant lipt:akers to the
LC campu.s ... 11 was a sho~case to
bring people to the college, to jau
lhangs up. and 11 continue$ to do
that • be wd.
Jcneph Ha. lA depnnment
eb.turman and orgamz.cr of the )ym­
po"um for the past five }ea~ . SIUd
Cappcr-John &on onentcd the ~ym­
posaum toward& the pae&fut ap­
proach.
Mattersd orll )jlid the sym­
por.aum hu become more
ac::ademacally-onented in the past
le"-}cars .. Joe Ha' people are more
acudc:m1c." Mallerr.dorff saad.
'"Tbere'r. no Arthur Godfreys or
!'ihirle.) 1 em pies. Cappcr -John~n
nancd b> attracting attention, and
he d1d attract auentton, even il his
&peaker• didn't have much to say
about lA-
Hn lh!ld he t hanlo.:r. there ha' c:
been t~o chanse:; an the lA S)'m·
po~ium &incx it• inception . "The
nature of the aympot~um ba• chang·
ed '" that the chairman no longer
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Jr" t>ll) & li"ut( h Rt'ptllr
I Oo/c off for all "itUdenls
fJJfJ-UliJ
• controls it," Ha ~d ... Three com­
ponena of the college arc. an charge
the lA c~tccutive commattce the
parucipating lA tudents and the
Admmistratton of the College
We vc mode lhC\C changes in order
to mal.:e it a campu s··~de sym­
posium."
Ha ~td the ~~ mpostum •~ an·
tended to make ~tudenl~ thank.
WWe\c made this a) tntellectuul as
po~,ible." he said The ~pca l;e~ tend
to be r.url) well haluneed. no one
ideological inchnauon
"The exctung thang ~~ the an­
tcllectunl fer"'er on VJWl anues
created by the symposaum
Ha u1d be hni tned to delegate
more of the respons1bahcy for
org.lntl.ln& the tympo .. um to
student Ml have a great deal ofta.atb
m the \lUdents, and the more respon­
aabihty I give them, the better they
do," he uid.
The speakcffi arc always very
dir.tinguished in their fields. P;ut
)peaker:s have anc:luded Han~ J.
Morgenth.au, professor of inter·
nauonat affairs at the Univeristv of •
Chicago, Herbert Marcuae,
profe,.lior at the L niversity of
Caldom•a at S.tn Otego National
Securll} Advtaor Zb1gnaew
Braamuk i addreued the $)'m·
po11um tn 1974 Each apeaker held a
small semanar whtle on campla and
some have addresaed clones --Thts year, the speaken. repre­
sent foreign governments , mul·
unauonal corpornuons and the
academac communu~ A "hortagc ol
fund ~ prevented the lA commtttee
from tnVJtmg more academt ctan~
MUsually there ·~ a bolance
between professors and e:<.pen ~ but
professon uc.u.lll) demand
honoranunu ,K Ha saad ··we·d hlr.e
to have one more profenor tf we had
the funds, but 11 d~n't dtmml5h
the: quaht) of the symposaum . Tha~ as
the best we could have done on the
avo.alable funds "
Tbts year the Concerts and Lec­
tures Comnuttee, usually a source of
money ror the sympostum . twace
dented the sympostum commauee
fundr.
.. The reason they dented U!i
mone) W'.t!> that the lA "-> mpo,tum
according to them, wac, not
mterdepanmental ," Ha saad .. But
u·~ Lhe only genutnc collegc·wtdc
s)mpo11um ..
Mauendorff ~ad the Hunger
Symposaum and the Philosoph)
Sympo!laum detmcted from the lA
Sympostum The other:. featured
"neither bag name~ nor academaciuns
of note, elleepl Hat(reld,"
Matte~dorfl '>tlld
Howard saad he thtnk) m·
terested student& would .tltend
anyway -The tdea of too many
sc:mman 1\ an untenable pos1uon,"
he saad
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~------------~ =~.~----------~._----------------~ )52 "IJ'' A\ e. Theatre's latest, Family,
shows humor, strength
( l"in• Martin
l nlc:rculnmtnl I dllur
Run. do not wall\, lo the nc.trc't ttkphon~.: nnd ma~c rc~~ • vuttun,
to Wl' I rmull tollt8ht tomt•ftll\\ 1\tl,lht or -...uurdll\ rtti(ht
I ami/1 "· \\ tthnut .1 dnuht on" olthe ntu~t cnto"ubh; uc;ttmnr. to
hu ~ c been pr nd uced on 11 cnllcp.c: \lu~e ~incc the lit\ I prnd ucllun ol
Gm/,pt'/1 Or an) ''age:. lur thnt tTMllcr. 1-'mllllt•" a htl(hl) \UCt:c \lUI
llltlfllolg.: of the ~;\I!Ot\ tn the hie nlthc (,111\lly, ple\(ntinp the ntcs ul
ehtldhoud udok,ccnce . <tnd adulthom..l ''"h Jtcntle humtn and •In
undcalytng \lbrJnt 'trcngth I he plr1v '' \tructurcd 111 -.tgncttc:!i, c.1ch
bUilt lrum •1 rc.1l c:H·nt .• tnd the rc)Ult '' dehghtlull). p.un lull~.true to
hle.
It j, .tlmol>t tmpo"ihlc to bdiC:\c that funull' \\:t etcutc:d hy ,1
h.tndlul ol ,tudenh with httle thcatncHI npcrtem :c. I he wrlttnt.
.urungl·mcnt, .md dc\eltlpment of the production .ue ~o prole 'tonal
thut 11 i!o .•lmo-.t il'"'c'omc .
Hut 111.11 is ho\\ f"amt ~l c:tmc tnto bctng I en I.C tudents
compiled .,h, month' o( famil) TC)CafCh Cllll\1\ttnj,!Oit. tpcd lntenic:l\\,
,Jtdc:,, phutogritph:o. .tnd letter,, and \\Orl.:cd the lllll\1 'tH:cc:.,rul btt
tntol he play. E'er) 1 hing th.lt " pre:\ented on :;t.1ge h,t, Ita p~ncd lo "'
h:.l\t one mcrnb~:r ol the ('a.,t, 111 obedienc:~: to the tulc tl1.1t C:\Ct) c\ent
tn /un11ll had to be "r\.'.1!"
I h~: h.-.ultt'- ;.tn cH•ning that I" the c'wncc ol theatre. ll) drnpJltnJ;
t h\' ~ owr ol prl\ ate h' c,, the L'<ht of /'atm/qnc ~cnt :r !I hem that :.I n~a
hom~: \\llh um·ann~ a~.·cumc) . I he \-IC\\ct '' t.t~cn I rum ·• (liCture ul
cluldhoud (huilding'Forl:'>' oltablc!oo nnd blc~nl.l•l ) to adulcs"•ncc (llrst
cnl•lUtHcr \dth ~e') tn >·oung adulthuod (ccmlrunung purcnts <h
pcllpk wthcr than parent'\), And 11 ,,II \\<lf~'
l here .1rc,omc e-..tremc:l~ powerful moments un '~l.lt,!<.', p.trtu:ulltr·
I) P.llll Green':-. teller to hi' p..rcnh,tsnd I U\.'} ll.tllud:', memor\ ol hct
null her I >trt. \'an l )aiJts equally d\ n.tmtc 111 .1 rcrnint~ccnn · ot alamth . , .
.. &ll'<ltton.
I he he;~»~ Ohlmcnt :. arc b.1l.1n\:cd h~ hght nne,. comments on
chtldlwod dance k~~cln", and an c>.tcmcl I unn) c~ucncc rec:tlhng the
.1gun) ut pubcrl). Mlh an tHJtragcou'>l\ ... trmght lc~oturc: nn sex h\
.Jo \nne S~ohnctdc:r I here-'' :tho a good ccnc: nn !\,1 mg gr.acc hclorc
dmnc:r \\ hu:h an elude' a bcauurut (iermnn pru) cr 1111 "ell :ts the st,trtlcr
'Rub-.• ~ub-dub. ah.tn~' tor the grub. Yh\-\ (incJ1'
P~:rlorman cc:; arc all uut!lt,andmg. the 'tudent' pl.l) thcm ... eh ,
thcu parents. w•tcr,, and grandparent' .til chanmngl) \\C:II I hrk \on
J>,ttl, II rrt:,hlll.ll\, :o.hO\\\ p:lriiCUIUr promt\C Jh~ protr,l).ll\ h,t\C :t
sp~u.tl m.u 1.: ol c xcdlc nc:\.'. ) ct he.• ne\ c 1 de t r:tch 1 rum the <.It he a .tel M
I cc !'it ra ... bcrg. dtrcctor. olCitU. und I oundcr Ill the :\II m>hcrg
lm.tltUtlnn,h.t,cd '-In acttng mcthlld t'n lhl" hl·ltct that actnr mu t drop
then CVCQd••Y m<1o; };~ .and be \\alhng lo hare theu \lrlncr.1hk M;he" on
~tag~: 10 order tu he great actor-. fh1' 1\~;\.IC tl) \\h.tt thcca't of famli•
1\lt\ done Fuch ul the actc1r' ha' lowered Ill' nr h~:1 llllhl> 'hannt
'omcthmv tl~<~t j, tntcn.,cl) and nukcdh humun \\lth the: .IUdlcn~:c.
l here. '' !>Omc:thing about tiMt au that ''"'-c' .1 mo~ t pnm•ll rc~pon~c
In the' acwcr bc,·au'>c m tal·.tng oil that 'nctal mu-.l the: attor' prc~cnt
u mtrror lor c:.1ch tndt\lduul m the t~udtcnct
Don't ml!>.' thl' 'how It " one ol tht hnl!htc't thtng .. tn hu\'c
!>Urlaccd 10 theatre lor :.ome t1mc
F·unuh \\Ill play at 8 00 p m tont~h t. l·nda) ntght, and 'l.tlurda}
nilthl at hr 1\trc. .... The01trc: for re .. crv.lllon' .;all 3JJ.
Oregon poets to read
t-our Ore son pocb have.-recent·
ty published books o( poetry Three
of them are tn some way connected
wuh LC All four will read thetr
recent worb as a part of the
Portland Poetry 1-esuval
fhe poch wall uppeur F-rida}.
Ma} 20 oat 7 30 p m m the Ponland
Art Mu-.eum
Vern Rutsala, LC English
profe~~~oor . wall rend from ht~ mO!>t
recent book. Tilt> Journey Begiru.
Bob Kneger, an LC atumnu&
who currently twche~ at Clnckama!l
Community Colleg.e. WlU read from
fleodlonds RISing Ktm Stafford, the ~on of
Engh~h profeS$or and Oregon
l.aurc.th: \\ tlltum "'"'(lord.
prc,cnt ht' o" n '"'ork from I v
11 \ ///\I art o/ tht Jl uri d.
Ol1_4a 8roumu, .• 1 \\Oman
~ ugcne W<l\ rccentl} chu\cn "'
ol thl 'alt 'uuntt Poet' \he ~
read I rtlm her hoo~ 1/c'J:umm~
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Adm•~~ton to the rcndmg is
Proceeds wtll go to the firth Jn
Poetry Fesuval cclebruuon Au,._
10 through 14, dedtcated to E
Otcken!ton
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composed of A~
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attempt to dcul n
rc>tdcnct hnll~' r,
11 hn .. no power I
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C.radunte Studt
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'tudent tn rc: idc:nce hall,," l1 ~1\
~uid . 'I he: C..~taduute Studlc!> Ofhcc:
h.w~h wn .. JUSt .mother th1n¥ that
could be hd unc1er while tudents
weren't orgnm1cd to deal With 11
cflect1vcly '' grievance hud been tgnored.
"We mndc up a h~t of things we
Wilntc:d corrected or guaranteed and
J')rc:,cnted II lO the admani~tration,"
I von~ .utd Jlready bema acted upon by the I C
udmanistrauon. ancluding :
l he <..ore; Cornmutce a group
comported ot AS I C 'cnutol"'i, R 1\,
and membcr10 olthe lnter-Rc!ldencc
llnlll'> C ounctl, ho' been lormcd an an
auc:mpt to deal more eflcctJvely wnh Demond• the Commlltee made
were us lollow'l, •Guarantee that I R HC be g~vc:n
the opportunity to proVIde input
prior to dedsion! mode concernang
Resadence Hillis.
· rc~adcn~;c hull!>' problem!. . However
1t hns no power 10 inalitutc change The Core Committee has drawn
up a h5t of demund6 and pre!<entcd 11
to the college ndmm1st rat ton • An .ldmtnistr.uive policy thut
r~ ,adencc hall space will not be u"·d
for adman"tralion space •Amend the: Resadencc Oirec·
tor job dc:scnpuon back to the I 97b-
77 lorm.
l urry I cwas, ·\Sl ( v•cc
prc,adent. 'u1d he lormcd the Core
Cummattc:c a~ the lu!lt ~tep in the
I R II C \ ftght to prevent the
Grudu.lte \tudte.' Olftce move to
Huwnrd Hnll. Ua1re I yonr,, lRHC delc~te
and Core C ommmee member '<lid
the commmee found that mony
prom1~c, the admlnt!ltrauon had
mude to :-.tudent' hnd been broken or
unfulfilled She a1d mo~t nudent • Pnor to 1uuing 1 he ne~
re tdc.ncc boll contract\, ull new
pohcte\ must be underlined •Guur!lntec that ttudents rare
notalied ol theu placements an
resadcnce hall~ one week prior 10 the:
clol>C of ~pring term.
•No fane .. hall be taken from
\tudent .account\ Without due
procc,s and pnor not1fie<1tJon
l.ewa\ \Clad 'lome demands are •Guarantee that the RA '-tlec:­
laon process will be completed by the
SC\enth week Of .tpring term.
"1 he lore Committee wa) •Ne~ R~idcn l Director must
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get aufficient traanms to handle
students' needs, both penonal and
academac.
Lewis saad he met wuh Dean of
Students Dack Sorenson and
presented the dcmnnda tnformaUy.
He satd all ol the demand were
agteed upon at thut mee1101. bu
Sorenson said only r.omc: or then
• ~ere guaranteed .
l..ewas srud all suag~uo ns lt
Commtuce makes must I
channelled through the IRH
bclorc they reach the admini tra­
uon He said the comnuucc's most
tmportant purp~ wa to c:stabhJh 1
system wberebyatudents would have
dlecuve input and their to put~ ould
be taken senously .
..We ha.,.e to ha\le conunuuy 10
r.tudcnt government lor n to be
effc:cu .. e. · l~wis satd. MWe have
11udcnt anvohed now who won't be
b.tck ne t . , . .ar b<causc: the JOb is so
rrustraung. 1 has kind of turnover
reully hurts We ,get ne\4 students
who don't kno\4 \4 hat's gone on an
the: pat~ :.md \A;hat promtsn have
been made and broken .
.. If there's no continony, lhe
admmastratton ~ill al\4a)'5 be one
step ~he.~d at the tudcnts. We'll
never be able to pllln anything for the
luturc:.
.. That~ the n:<~son for the Core
Committee -to develop some con­
tinull~ tn student government and to
keep records lor the: future." he s~ud.
OSPIRG to
survey health
Brenda Burnttt
SlafT Writn
OSPfRv W1.l.l be conducung a
iUr>c) on LC · Student Rc::ahh Scr·
'·ices ne:tt ~ec:l to determine student
atutudes toward tho~ scrvaccs.
T ont Allen .a rmmber of the
litudent Health ';>cr.1ces ,\dvLSory
Board, iiaid a random ten percent of
each underif8duate das and 20
percent ol LC la\4 and graduate
student' will recehe a questionnaire
tbrouah campu:. matl.
·The purp~ of the question­
nane as to determanc tudent at·
utudes to~ard~ LC") !)tudent Health
Servu:e." lien s.atd ~Dependana on
the results of the \Urve), 1t could be
the ba is tor ome c~nges ...
Allen. LC OSPlRG member
W1~1 Kulik:, and twent) other
\tudcnh arc: admina!\tering the sur·
\oe)' at the request of the Health
Scnices 'lAlli.
Allen ~atd she had met ~irh
Soren!lon earlier in the tenn to dis­
Cib' complaints students hAd 11Ulde
concerning tnadequacies in the lnfll·
man sc:ni~. But, Allen 5atd, the • tnllrmar\· has not receh·ed
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sugge uons from tudent that could
hdp the lnfirmar) impro .. c those
~r.u:es.
~The problem wtth the Student
Health 'xr.,iec~ ~\d.,isol") Board is
that mo't or it. members~ or~ 10 tbc
lntirtn:ll'); Allen :said. The Jnfu-
• mal) ~tall 1 vel') rectptl\·e to stu-
dc:ntmput, but they ha'c a hard time
~tlllng it. They are lucking an obj~
th( O .. 'CI"\le\4 of" the el"\tCeS they
pro\'lde."
llc:n sa.id the ur.e~ wall deter­
mine whether or Ol)t LC'studentsar e
aware o( what s.enicc:~ are tl\'lulAblc
1n the Infirmary. and 1f the:) lind ll,
dattacult to p1n a'"-us to the doctor
Students ~ill abo be :ukcd af
the) .arc sath.ficd \41th the t)pe of
medil:anc the lntinnar) 'upphes and
the Wa\ it L, ndmtna~tered • Allen iatd O~PIRG hopes <40
percent ot the suneH \lotU be return­
ed. double the lbUal return rate: The
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~port' \\ rltcr
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llnhwest Conten:nce rr.u:k C.:ham·
n lliP' '"'' '\ill urduy 111 Gr.twuld
l rolled up 1<)5 pmnts to lop
· und piau I tnlldd', I '·I' ,
I L' IUllk 'I tndl\ldUill 1111\.'s .ts
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Cuulc\ \\Uit the 10,1100 mc:ICJ!I
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camutc ll.l\c ,\mumhnn "·'' ~e­
an the: IU.UOO 11131 09.:!, .md
rth tn the 5,000 tn IJ W 5
Wntl\b \\Oil the IOU 111 II 0 unJ
l' ~no 111 .:!2 0 lctf Smtth took
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.:!no an 22.·1 Kc\ln """' ",,,!II xt h
the 100 tn 11.4.11nd ltftlun 1hc 200
;n 2.'1 I.
ball team
regionals
llun' I ltJIIIIU)!cl
:'\purl' I ditor tn ,,.. I •• !ntl then ~.:<~me biad: to'''" 1
II I •• I ell IC\\H .. Inlll .w.c:Jh ~(hucl.:JcnliCnln
\l' tn crmcut.IIC turu cs tn u new
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~~.: 100 recur.., 11me ul ~·-c nu\\ !II>Oih .Jt 12541
hns the :-ccon\.1 l.u.tc"t tame an the
nulton •n the mtcrmcdilltQ.
IJ,a l We o\Cclllthrcw lhej.t\<chn
l.H·J tu h···tl n,,,ll'.tl Murundah: ol
lt11llcld b~ 7 lc1:1 Kdl) Rel.'d tuu~
thtrt.l &11 201-.3.
\.l,tll lkdtlliC \\lin the di!ICU
"11h ,, ca~un ·~ bcl>l 1)l I SJ-3 :\te\1:
Cr•' by ''''s thar<.l at l·t7·(J
I.C'~ m1le rcla) tc.am. c:nn\l~llng
111 Smtih t ~c llttrl, :'1111"'e Wunlwanc.
nnd I \ K umhru\\.th, ti'o\: fir)IIO
3 :!II 0 .1 .1~nn's beJit.
I C's dcrth helped SC\\ up hr 1
fll,I\:C .u. the Pmnccr h.1d three
pl.t~.:e• in 1 he h.ammcr. '"'"· .tnd
~(){), umJ 1\\lllll the htgh JUIIlp.
StC\t' Cr&lSh~ kd the \\ol) 10 the
h.tll\1111!1 tu~1ng "eClH\d at IS 1-11 In the shottl ''·'~ len~en tn thud
.tt Ill 1(). lkddue rourth "' 16·b\IS.
111111 ( IU!ih) ltfth II ltt-5
1\umbruwah wn11 &econd rn the
400 '" 48.b. whtle llurt touk fthh 10
49.(), und Rubert Aggre)· 11xlh
'" 511 ,J
Mtkc Uc:dnd:: und Ron John·
lion tn:d lor tilth 10 the: high JUmp ul
b-3.
I lther pl,u:c:rs for I C' wc:rc
Rohm \lt~dol an the: I,SOII (m.t h '"
4 112 I), M•kc \\ oc1l\\tne m the Mo
(thud tn 1.51 -1), Rob raylor tn the
tccplc~.:hll\C ( hrth m q 1M K). und
< h.trlc 'cndorl. sn 1 he long and
tnph: JUmJn (llccond at i2·'~· .tnd
tlmd at ~b-J' )
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l'tonecr h,, dM ller got ''\ I he
lie!' bdnrc \.lurti.l••) ·, r.unsturm .
hen t hc\ gilt an W tllamette's
1tchcr:s "' P•l't ,, 9~ "1n anJ e.trll ,,
m the ~.ttwn.tl '""'~;t,tltun of Har') Canon. a 6-K frt1hman. ta~ll) clttlr" hi~th·jump bar Ran RultiJrd,
nter~.:olh:.l!tatc \thlcttc .. \\ C)t Cn. t~l •
mna\ uth this w cckcnd . • I { e:-.plmlcd tur ll\c runs11llhc
urth mntng .t~un~t the: Uc.lrC1th,
udtng a ,,,lu home: run b) I >cnnl\
Pctcr,on .tnd ·• I\\IH un duuhlc: b}
g I helen to """'' umJc:h:.tted
plh:hl.'r Mik~ '\~:Jch~k\ In '"' ntnth •
I he '"" gl\e' the Pwncer:' the
,h,tmpwn,htp nl the lmu•te.tm
\ -\1 \ l>t,lrlct 2 t uur n.tmcnt. .tnd
\lin~:"' them Ill the three tc:.tm
uhk~hmtnatwn .trc::t tournament
u,.,tJ.t~ through ':-l.tturd,l\ ''
1. .. Wl)l\\1\ ldalw
I h''' tcum I C\\ ,,.(J,u t.. ~'"'''"
r.mkcd thtrJ tn the ouuun and
I .. \ Cl nc c.,lle~&: ol I 1)\ \ngclc:' \\til
Opflll\t I c rn the rt •• yulh. I he
\\ton~:.r nl tiMI tournc\ Mil go tu the
'\ \I \ IMIInnah 10 "it lu,cph. M,,.
HI Uri
"Our htlllng cmnc uh\c I uc,.
d.t)." '<lid I.C CIMCh MtC~C)
Ucr~ert "J>ch!l,un had thl.' homer
.llld ,, dnuhlc •• 1nd (i.tr\ hun~. 1>.".:
Short ,amJ I helen ,,11 huJ three hth.
.. '\~:.dl.'lt,l>) \.hd ,,n,ulu:r IIOCJOb
IM u IIJ., ~tnu; k uut 12 .tnd g.nc up
onl} ,.:,en hll' that', grcat con
tdcrtng h.: pttchcd """ ''"h twc'
d:t},· re'l
"Our dclc.:n\L '' u' ~:~und. 1 oo I
thtnk \\\: nl.ld&: """ one errtH dunng
the ll•urnil mcnt ' .tid llt-rgcrt
I hi.' l'llllll'Cr' opened 1 he d1'
lrtl;l pla~ulh \\llh .an II 0 .. hellllt.k
mg ul '\out hc:rn Oregon "it.th:. In 1
~ rtdol\ hut drupped ,, I' (, dc.:ct"nn
tn \\ tllamcttc: "iundll\ Mundu\' ' •
g.tmt: "·''nun eJ hi I' he I ),tile''' hen
r.11n madl.' :\d:." one held un·
ph•~ .tblc
hu the I u't ttme th" .. c .... un
p11dung 111.1) he ,, problem lm ll
tht' w .. -e~cnd ~ um her•l\\ u pttchcr
Shurt tnmmcd Ill' rtt!hl thumb \\htlc
,hdmg thtrd bu'1. '\tund.•~ Mt~c
C\n: .Lho ha uchc' an hh ltng.:r,
\\•M~II"R \VOIU. Pttrt ~'' l·ull
lttnc \) 'K huur IK ur ,tldcr ( ·''
nei.C'\.U\ (,ill 9 .1 til. 10 5 p l1l -'~(1
9~01( or ?4h 9-117
II Alii I I{S \\ \:"\Ill> \"-: 1 umt
other ,,,,Clt, Pl.t~'Cment, .tO\:\: I'I·Hl
lh111JI.'J, Snuth\\c~t I cuche• \~en ·
C'l, nux 4 l,\7, \lhU\fU\!1\jUC. ~ M
1\711111
• McCord es job
\hi Jone"
"itarr \\ ritrr
~coli M~; l md made qutte u
m.,rk Ia 1 )ear a!i quarter bad: fonhc:
f>tonecr football team. He Kl
numeruu~ pas sntz records and led
the: IC"Jm to .t hnc: record
Alter the: ~calion. McCord was
~ prc::.cntcd "'llh another challenge.
e-He rc.)punth:\1 \\tth the ).tmcscn,eol
~ .. compeuuon that hud cmrted him g thr()U~h the lc1otball ca on ..
~hd\\l1) thruugh \\toter term,
LC second in tour11ey Ra't Ba.,cr. ·i"'''t.tnt lootb.tll coach
and director ott he tmramural sporh
program . rc:stgncd to tale a lull·ttmc:
coachmg po)ttlon .11 Portl.md ~lllle
Unt'licr tty. LC needed 5(lmconc to
he.td up lls mtramurul program. und
McCord wa n:a<.l) and \\3tttng Sam K BriKg\
port~ \\ riter
Ho~ung tht~ )'t tr's '-«orthwe~t
Conferc:nec Champ•on-.htp' the 1 C
tcnot!> team fimshed ucd lor 'ccond
with Whitman { ollc:ge. Pactfk
l.uthcran Untver,tt) \\On the con­
terc:ncc title ror the \CCOnd \lflllght
)CUt.
In :\inglc' ac.uon. Jdl chunk
ad\anced to the !>Cmilinah where he
lo\t to the c:vcntunl two·t1me con­
terence chumpton . nave Trcgc:ser ol
Pll Duvc Chamber~ aho lo)t I() Trcge)er in a quartc:rtlnal match
In double!i competttion Doug
frcc:mnn and C'hambef") made 11 to
the emafinal" where the) lost 7~ an
the third 'et to a Pl.U team that went
on to ~pturc :oiccond place over!lll.
.. , thtnk "-C did a great job \\otth
our potenual \lUd LC' -cot
..,cllc~ MEver:>onc played \\-ell when
tl W.t"> 1mportnnt If we perform thh
well down at dt~tri ct, "-C have a. good
chuncc to ta .. c at ..
l>1strttt ~ompctition t\ toda~
through "aturda)' an t\shland
Softballers lose to GF
Julie Jon~
Sport' Writer
The LC women\ softball team
lo~t thetr chance at the league utle
Ia'' week an a heartbre.tkcr to
vr:orge Fox. 11-ll
llotng tnto 1he g.1mc the
Ptoncer. wc:rc uc:~ lor ftr.t place wtth
\\ltllumette, but the lo" dropped
them tnto a ,econd place ttc: '"'h
Padfic
1 IRll·llJH lER"i Plca'c tndtcatc
lc\d ol e'penence preHous B .., or
\ D mllnf tl .1m. "hen ,tvutl.lblc:
Ret urn t a Rox l·PO tmmcdlatc:l\ .
Ut1AI Rl '\I \I.S ,\, J) ~\liS,
lt\l\111);. .II hill! I.:U ll•ll!lllg Ull the
\\ tllllmcttc Rt\Ct ur ~·"'''~' '"'·''
.11 :'\pur:~.:tlllt I .1ndln~ . 17UI
l lud:um.L' l>r • llrC!;•lll t ·u'. Mtl­
~1\~ ~our m.lJOr downfall all yc.1r
hu' been tncon·mtcn t deten.'it' ...
co.1ch \ue Petcr.on 'Jtd ·we gi\'t
Up .I lot of run' 0\Cf f1 hort penod Ol
ume .1nd ,,an't 'cern to come up" tth
the btg dden~t"e play) when we need
them ~
I t led l.ieorge f Olt 124 at one
pomt tn the game. but wa n't ublt to
hold oil .1 thrc:c·tnntnt.t hming roll\
b) the Srutn,.
1 h~ Ptoneer) came bad: on
1 hur-dn) to bc,\1 l mlield 5-.3 and
condu\!e the c.:onlcr-tncc 'eu,on '"'h
u 5-.3 ltaJ:!uc record. 7-6 o"er.all.
"lthtn._ we ho1d a hne ltiinl the
be'il tn thc three H•lf'\ l'-.e tO.tched
here.~ Pctct 110n ""''d ~wc:·...,c had
g(Hld htumg ,,II w.tr •• tnd '' tlh the
cxcc:puon t'l ,c:mm' "Be\\\, ..
'\cl"'o. l.tth\ r chu. .1nd L11
\\ .u rcn. C\er) one h ehlt~bk to .. return nc'\1 )car,
I he \\untc:n "ill llm .. h tht
'c:a,on 1h1' \\cckend wtth one th·
\llattonul "'urnumcnt m Con alh:.,
but \1 til bt: Without the: 'Cr\\~oe~ ol
\&:tc:run >l\llrl!>lup l •ndJ Kell • \\ ho
~tndC:f\\ ent loot ~urgcn \lomla' MThc tntntmurlll progmm v.a
nght 10 hnc "1th my maJor," .)Utd
McCord MSo I Bpproachcd Dell
m1th tchatrman of I he Health und
Ph) tC'..sl f:du~.-.-1uon l'>l;p.lrtmcnt ) to
:oce til could get the JOb ..,urpn 1ngl)
enough. he had the $Uffit td J I ''cnt
to \\Or!.: tmmcdi,atel} ... he rud
1 h.tt ..... 1s nround the mtddle ot
h:bruan McCord run herd on the • ten-team o~;~o'er tourn.1mcnt . II
men':-. and four \;O t"J 'oltb.llltc.i.lm~.
an<.l .1 I" e-tcam tnncrt ubc \\<'llter polo
tournament lil.''s .11 ~) pulling
'"'ether an tntmmural tcnm~ tour-
nament ~nd .1 tr .JC~ un~ rictd ml!i:t.
Ml put an .11 ,,und 15 hl 20 hour'
per """-ek," satd \.tcCord. MMost c.'l
that j,. .mc:nd1ng the ~occcr and \\Iller
polo games fhe) 'rc both contact
llport • and I h 1\t to \\i.tiCh (lUI f,,r
tht CC.'llegc\, habiht) ." he: s:ud
\.h: ord ,1\imll that omcume
the oomrctttlon gets prctt) fic~tt
"I here' onl) one rctc:r« IM the
.. oc~;er games. u'uall) one "' the
\'Ur..tl) pla\'Crs.. o I hans :uound to
mu~e ure temper Jon't n ... rc up:·
he ""'J u,,"C'cr, he doC'In't h.t\C
.tn) 1 hmg Jg;ttn t cumpcllthm
"'C,,mpcttuon de,-ci''I'C$ chluactc• ."
he '") "In .. umpc:ltllon . pcorlc: go
be llOd \\ h>Jt the\ 111111._ 1 hn ~.Ln do •
. tll 'OLII C. l\c I. T\U\\ 0 ~,;(l,tt.;hC'
thMl •'\l:rd" 11 l)rhc ~td, .Loll drt'c
them unttlthc\ il~tro\ th~m I c•'uhJ •
nc\ ,:1 ll'ller,tlc '~>Onlt:thmg lilt.c: th.Lt,"
he ,,uJ
I hut'~ ptctt' 'oumJ 1 h•n~tn£ lor
'"mconc "IHl plm' tn P.•' un to
co tdllnt; ,,, ,, c.u.:cr "l·m
gr .. ~u.tttn~ nc 1 1.111 \\llh a Jc \C« tn
phhtrul C\luc.ltlllll ." .ud M lord
.. 1 hen I'd hl..c Ill tc.,.:-h .tnd Cl..i:tdt tootball, pn:fembl) nt the htgh
school Incl.~
\ look Ill the current 'tandan&
1n the tntramural 'port 1ndtatte:.
much :~>tudent 101cre 1 an the
program. I hen: nrc t\liO oettr
dt'' 10ns. the I mppe~ and lhe
Bonga.deen each lead one.
\.lcConl "ill gnuJuntc tn I he: tall
bcc:tu)C uf an C'Xtra year of ehgJbtht ~
he: curntd \lihen he~~ out football
ht ophomore ~car.
McCord thtn thtn~ hn"<e
gone prctt) o;mvothl) tncc ha,.
t.tkc:o,er -1 h:1d plan lor lot ol
other thin~. but they turnc:d out to
be JU"l too much tor a 'chool ul thts
tzc." he s:Jid One ol those thtn "'* u bo...,lingprogram . MWc: "anted
to get a lut of people tn\ ul\'td. but
onl) t\\0 ~pic agncd up·
\1 <.:ord figuro to tnrc: better m
htlt ne 1 tneo. ... Thcff' a tenots tour­
nament plnnntd tor ne t v.cek. ~·sn·
up \\Ill tart \tondn)... he ud
"\\ e'rc gom.s to olfer mcn':s nd
w·~:.,mc:n·s mglc~ and doublo and
1m:w.eJ doubles-
Unturtuna tcl • there' no
hudgc:t lor \\ards lk ause ot
urganttallunal problem • he "'on't
be able lll otter no\ h.-e. tntermcdtate.
ur ad,:tn\."e\1 bra~kch
~aut I hope tl\;u "on't put
J)\."'Oplc oil,'" ~•d :'...lt.·Cord -L•kc I
~uJ, l thtnk :ompeuuun tak~ peo­
rlc bc\ond "h.'\( the\ lhll\k the:\ can --
do.~
I he )o\:Cer team \\Ill ha\c u
champton ... htp game: \t:1~ INh
ln the tnncr-tubc \\Ulcr polo
tourn01mcnt the I ubc" \\On the fir 1
ruunJ I he top fuur team tn men'
,.oltball, the Pchc:tn!;. the Pud.
tluntcrs, Pf~ nd the Beer tlall
llo\ curre-ntl~ le4d the race to the
dwmpton h•r gam~ of thC' tourna­
ment June 2-3.
Co-ed ~oub:lll a mo\lng a ltule
!o.lo"cr •lhe fi~t game ......... ramtd
&.lUI md the sceond ~me \\a
totleuc:J.M '·""' \lc ord
I he t ra~; k .md held mttt •~
"chcthtleJ hu ;\hmJ,,, , Mu\ 2:.'1.11-l
p 111 "Rtgbt n,n\ at', JU"I .1 men's
l\lUIIl.tJtl~·nt," Solid Met or\! "But 11
,,uld be mudc -.:o·ed tl "omen
"ant"'i.l to J''m -
\onmc; tntcre,.t4:J 10 "'\atltll UJl
un tntrumurul tc.Jm Ill "urncthmg
o)thcr th,HI \\hal I ~II\ • Ollc.'f\."\1
'h\Htld C\ll\hl\;t \I, t ord oil C\.IC'lNOI\
~Cll -c t l.tllthcrc "'" ~ ,llll<'t.}OO:
runnm£ thc "h,,lc pr •r .. m .111 \C'.tr­
he :<;mJ oday
•ltr \"r~ I hrauc procnt5 F1m11/a, ·•
tudent cn,.emhiNrtJted paece. directed b\
RobcnPoncr,:\la\ 19.:Wand21.at pm
.AdlliiUWil IS (rN'
•1 he third of thr Richard ~hun-1 l:n ad
Fro I aniC:r\ It\\ \\Ill ~ tomght st 7 10 r m
on C'tutnnd 1:! on 1 and KE:X \ 1 on the
nad1o
•1 hi' ' nrecr l'hmn in~ nd Plar,·mrnt
rntu "all pre cnt .1 !<.Cmanar en tilled
BwaJ( a r lcf\ c rthltlj! ond \If dfu
UumlC~'~'" m todD} til 1 30 p m an the Gm~
Room The lif'C.Jkc:r "111 be Elnme Dun.t. un
ccount E"-C'C'UU\-e lor K ~I U-1 \
• Roi\cn I nman. I C mu tc proltli'Or,
proent:. a Rettnl 1.11 solo nnd chamber mu~u~
tor the paano Mil Ill :n p m 1n 1.:\~tn'
udttonum. Featured \\Ill be the Ponldnd
Commuml~ Colle c Orchestrn. "onduct~
t\\ Eneh p(.,n.hnwn. Dora H<~slell on the
p~nno dnd P.tul ~ aluuore :~nd \\ rn ne
ierccr on percu aon 14clm~._urutr '' {r~r
• Roc('r '\oil. tc\lnoma~ prnfr,,m at the
lllomt 1 tttute ol I e hn,,loro pc.ll"
on R,.r.:ulut Bdtau u TJrt' ( c 11r.:r• ''rotrul
Connrcuon \ta~ 19 nt 7 4S r m. in
Templeton U.nter Admtl$wn u jrN"
•1 ht intrrnatiunlllh·l\no ~n l nh(•r•..al~ ol
Jlhnm' Cone rr Choir conducted h\ H ruld
O«L.er " ppc.H m concert torught nt the
C'cnlrotl I t e <1n Church. -104 ~ E Hun·
cot \dm n a I for -;tudentt.
• RutKrt l\1cC'O\ (1\C:t..:UII\C ~"'11:lUI'\ or •
~attoMl ruon Rtghtsleugue ~ill ~peak
on the: Latol legal und Poltuc:ll I suo ol
bort1on m 1 h;m:r 3 at 3 30 p.m , 1u) 19
•Tht• lll\1 ID\t'fO niJ:hl of tht .)tllr,
p~nted b K LC .tnd OJ \, ut Pten·~ l..n
Canllnil t ~-)J Sf. Po"c:lltom ht I eatured
\\til be dbc danc:tns and dnn~ "'Ill be 75
cent~ hc:l"'ccu ~ and II
•Tht :"'imduu~sl I ilm tudlr C'rntt'r \\111
pn:se.nt An Evmlng H 11h MJkr Dunford
t•m gln. pm,auhcJ»ortJandArtMu~um,
'\'. P.-.r nnd Madason The E:nghsh film­
m , , er "111 present a ho" and c.h cus.s ha
wen~ Admts!iaon &S S I 75
• rresldrnr Ho"' ard "'all ga"c: n tall.:. on ha~
tnp to outh Afn and ho" shdc; MB) 19
at 3 IS p m an the Counol Chambcl'l
E\Cr\Onc: as in\1tcd •
•
•Jrnn•ler Phallip, \Hll perform \"aflattons
of Bach'!> Gotdht'rt; on the harp~achbrd Mil)
20 nl l\ p m an Selll l c1unF AdmiHiull u ,,,.,
• llhr oaUtion for lhr Stud) of Radial
Drmocratir Action \Iiili hold 11 Tenth-In
1 > 20, 3 IS p m. m Tomluuon I he~ hope
to IP""C an ulternRtl\e \ie~ ol the suuution m
South Afnca
•Cumr one. comr all! U good g•ha-a
ume of fello"1h1p and 1hnnns through
mu It' nnd rc:trc,.hmenh. ln bct~cc:n In the
Chll pel, Muy 20 8:30 r m To the glory ol
Goo
•1 he J>oflland !'ltatr l nh rnih •
Pro&r~!o he Art Board ~aU pr~ent a M~ru -
8/urgras3 fr'JIIWJI May 20 lSI IS p m Inc
Fuuvul ~•II feature three tup North~cst
bluc:~w ' bJnd!> . nd "'II be hdd m the: P U
c;, mnu 1um dm1 tDn 11> S2 I 1cl.c1~ are
ll\atlublc: at che l'ortlnnd State: ho~·oiJJce
.. nd <Jt th\.! door
•l Hh'l ~dl, a named platnlllf 1n Jhc
lartdnuarl Cl\ 11 llbcruo ~ut i brout!ht b) the
SoCJaiJ,t \\or~ e• f'art) ond 'r oun ~ociraht.t
Allwncc: go:Jan~t 1llegnl go\ernmc:m horran·
mcnt "'II nppc41r lll the Koantnm UuuliC Ill
Ponland ~Ultc Unl\tflll), Mlty 20 ut '7 p m
A S3 dunauon 1~ a,~ c:d
• l&n·up\ lor the: lntc:rnauonltl Afl11ars
SympO)tum Speaker .semuuua and ~ym­
pouum Bar S.Q ~ 111 be held Ma) 20, I 0 n m
to 3 p m ac:run from the Poit Office boxa
Pan1apauon an all acU\illttl '" hmucd
and •an·up' ~all be uc:c:c:ptc:d on u fir~t come
fir6l KI'~<"C bli~l) • ,\II c:Ja,,C':' "ill b~ caned led for the
nnnu.JI1\rthur 1 hrodmonon lc,lure, Mu
20 nt 10 u m. Dwight \\ .1tdo. \l~ttlnf
rrof~,or \\Jth the GradUill( l~ubht: \d
mtm~trauon ProgrAm, "\II ill ~pc.t ~ "'' "l'ubhc
\dmma:ur:ttti\n 10 the 1\mencan F.. -
pcncnce" ut thnt hmt m tht l ho~pd . 1 he
lc:<uuc a pt.,n!iorcd b) 1 he I l H 1. hll)
Dtpartmc: nt.
•I tH Magir ~tar Rt> .. tauranl, 111 conjun •
tton w alh tht' H\ 71rc atn Gurld, \\ill pr~cnt
/)(Ill Juan 111 lie II :\ l.n zo, 21, n nd 22 nt the •
fl."!ttUumnt, l~H sr St.HI.. I he pb) \\Ill
hl'gtn .11 ~ p m c:ac:h mght wd .tdml:oo,ton •~
s I 25 r ~)I ~tudent
•
•l'uhlir and dtl1cn band nuJio opt•rutnn>
throughout the tntc .u~ in' 11c:d h) all end the
ftn.l unnual Ole/ II rsl l B Jomborc c• 'P(m•
ured b\ 1\\tl CtJ club,, h \\Ill he held 1.1)
21-~2.11 thcJclfca un ((lUnl) fntrgroumh 111
1\htdra) l·ur nwrt' mform.tttnn call G~·orge
\\,ann II ' \-4444.
•lht ~turtfront \\lof"'' I hrutrc prc:o.c:nu
lou 5un II t'fl of tire \form, n
rnusta&l h1lkwle. oa the: l'ontnnd t "''
lhc:nrc, ISJOS\\ '\.amh1ll, \1,1\21 aall
u m und 2 p m Admt!i~IOn as .2.25 for
uduh'
• I he theater and rommunil"Utium .
ll~pllrlml'nh' J c<~li' at \\Ill be M.t\ 20 .tnd 21,
9 30 ,, m to4 30 fl m. both da) On 1-'ru.l.t\.
render • the.ller \\Ill be pre£enh.-d und on
turdu), u enes ol one net phn m the
theater's Hlael.: Ho:\. Admu11011 u {r« ('
• t h,. l'\orth~ ol Film ~tudit' Ctnter "'111
pre ent R('turn oj t/u• Pml.. Pamlrcr ~In\ 21
11 S p.m II'~> the best ol Pcrer Sellers' mud
comedtc' featunn!' Inspector ClbUlit3U I hc:­
falm "ill be ho"n a1 the Ponland \rl
Mullucm. '\\ Po\r~ and :\.tad a!~On. J\dma •
1011 15 .SI.7'1
• Kilt h) Robin .. un "all pert or m her JllnllH
fll•tno r'CCital \.1a. 21 ut 8 p.m. 10 I \iln!i
AUdttonum. She "all mcludC" "nr k~ b)
lkc:tho\en, Ruchmanmuft, Rta\cl .. ntJ
Ch< p 1' lcblll.ISWII I\ lrt•t
• I ht "\orlln~~. ... t ~lim "J.tudit:' < enh:r "til
prt .c:nt 01 ~tilTS and \1,.,1 \J,,, llllt 2 p m.
1 he him a dt\hfed tnto four p.art' and de'.1b
""h lalennd the um'e~e It ,,,II be hu\\nat
the Portland ,\rt :\.lu)eum, S\\ Park and
Mad• on Admi"Mun 1s ) I 75
•
• Su1.amte 8unl.;t'r "til prL.,cnt her em or
flute und p1ano rccu.,J \t,,, 22 ut ~ p.m an
I \alb Auduonum I he: pro~ram ~•II Ill·
elude: wor~.s b) hoptn finch, li.srao~ . \1ur­
ltnu und I bert lcinrHuon 11 jur
•Gumtthoe Jack Ha"'thornt Will glVe an
encore pc:rlurm11ncc an i11r Pm·au Hyt' Who
JJimlucJ, th111 wer:~·. story on lhl' ,\upplmr.
Phomtx lhrutn, May ll. 10 p.m., on KI.C
rad•o 860 Ha~thornc: 'a loolonx lor u con
man who)( Ud\entures have jp\ien h1m
~ealth, lame ~tnd a lnend who thmb he'd
look beat in u IUK ~1x leet under the dltatlc:S. •
• the '"''' \~I ( "rmah• mU"tina: " Mil\
23 111 <• HI p n 111 lht ( uun(tl Ch.unl,~r'
I " r on 1 " k ntc
• Thr Ont annu11l I ( intramural f. oo'lball
1 ournamcnt of ( hanlplnm Will he: htld
\<t.a\ 21 al "p m There wall be cntc:gont' IM
mgl~. double • and tcnm comrctllion Lin·
lrtl~ 'l.hould ~turned in 10 Ja~c Greenberg,
Bo' 919 b\ tomorro\\ nt II n.m •
•
• I hl' On Ill Otn id Fro' I 1111 rn ir~ \\II h
rurmcr J•reMdl'nl \t'\011 \\Ill h~: r-..t.t\ }~ ell
7 lO (l m un ch.auttdl2 on I \' .md t.. f \ \\1
(In 1 he nadm
• l'hl· ( llfl.'tl t•lannlnt: ·'"" Phl< l'lnl'Ol
(' ~nttr \\Ill rrc~cnt 11 crmnar enut h:d
P1111mg u all I ogrtia~r l.otc• m thi' Gamt• Mn)
2b ut 3.JO mthc: Gm) Ronm. Da'ICUS'iiOO w11l
locus on urgan11mg the ch::\cnth·b,,ur Job
c.arch fhu; semmar •~ de1>tgncd for ~ento r
"ho ha\e been putting off the inc\ atublc. 1 he
'\pea~cr \\111 be Dennis Hop" ood
•l'uthl,·~;n Hirlll\\,&.;1 \\Ill prt."elll hct
M,:lllllf \;Uffipll~lll('tn ftCIIrtl l\.l.a) ~(\ .11 1'1 f),Jll
m Agnes t=lnn.agan Charet l'crlormmg "ill
be Mt.ug..arc:t Hecht. ltn,, S.lml~nul. S,tr.lh
Raaker. l.mn Bed-.. Jtm 0 thnllhofl, \ 1cl1
I uhn)ton ,and Sh.trnn Bn:tllcld I tim/\ \lVII
lljfl't'
• r hch "ill b, 1111 op~n t'JC(liOil ul I he
rtlll~u:. l.t<.Uit\ mtmhcr ~,1 tht .. cur .tntl
lucult\ mcrnbc:r ol the \c.tr on Mil\ 2"1 • • •
•llclcnu l,trbun, P' chulng'
• Peter H.ammer, chmtdt economec~
•Bob Mnndcl, tnternnuonnl affmrs
1-acult\ member of the year
•Su,an Hubbuch. Engli~h
•John B.llc' bustnes'
•Atleigh Dodson. chem•Mt) '
•Don MucKeruie , btolo&>
•Alan Ktttel. history
•John Juck Crampton , polilical,ciencc
Cnterio included contribution to the: I C
communit), manner an whtch he or she:
conduc.t 1.1 c and .ahlltl\ to 'tunul.ttl'
thinkmg f-or more tnformnuon. call ext.
248
• Do )UU "ant to ... , r mont\ on 'our W&)
to '-Choo l~ Do )OU \\Unt to ma.:ct nc" people"'
K I C can help. The} no" have a c.1rpool
liCf\ ac~ Drop b\ the K ll of11cc und ''I!'" up
•Ceramic' tn l>onultf ll(l,ki .. ,on .111d •
fo..t.cha ·I • .nd l orna /.unetl.an .tnd
llbll!~orh b) \lurgarct Juhunson ~111 be: on
\iC" 31 the: Contempora ry Cr.tlls G,tllcr)
nu" through Muv 29, I he gaiter) ·~ lo( ated
ul )9'l4 S\\ Corbett Ave
• Ore~:un < umnwn ( •u'>c 1 look tng h11 .1
cJtrctlOI 1"1 hchJ or £•tn17:tiiOn . r•or murC
mlnrma1wn c.tl: n -10·P
•SOf '\ want~ ptoplt lnlrr«ltd in 'fltll·
dina monC'). I he: organ11auon ha& \14,000 to
'Pt~ncJ on .I ell\ llae' neAl )'cur. almost one­
lhtrd ol the tNul \Sl C budget for 1977-71S,
and nccd5 pc:oplc to help ~pend all thO\C
bud::..
1 here ~•II be .tn urgunwuionul mccllng
Muy 25, lin m., '"the I hoycr dinang roomt­
U }'OU Wltnt to help plan lavern , tghtr..
dance:"• the I tim ~ne., May Fete:, etc., or you
hove ideas for nc:~ dCII\itiet. next ~car. plc:a>c
attend II you're tntc:rc:,lc:d but bus}. call
Mike Ford at ext 576
• kr&i\ttaticrn i\ no" upcn lor Mu cum
Art !)chool Summer C la~~c:s . M urntng. alter­
noon ontJ cvcmnH da!>~c: .He avu1lablc tn ,,
wadr: rn ngc ul !luh;cct5 , C ht\\CS 1 un I rom
June 20 to July 29, l•(,r mote mlorrn.llmn
call the Portland Art Mu,eum, 22tt-4J'II . e\\cul\•,tUd) OICHH'\ ll>f llC:'t \CUI \\Ill be
1\ •.OC.IO h:!oo"' th,an \\LJ!!o!ll'cr 10th~: ~~·llc~c th1
\~ar h) the: 1>cp.trtn1cnt ul llt-.tlth, l'cllll·l·
ttnn und \\d(UH' I he N:lthlOill J)uc\:t ~Ill·
dent I o.tn luml ''til be: n:dulcd b) S·IS,UCJU,
but the: Supph:mcnt:.H\ l duc.tllllll Oppur·
tum I\ <.•runt \\ttl re~I\C .tbnut Sl\.0011 more •
1{11. hdlc: SlUm pl. hn.tnCI.al .ud ducllur,
s.;11J th~; tctlmlwn \\Ill mean thlll he• ullu .. '\'
\\Ill •~,~~~· no Ill!\\ I:<JIIIr.tll" "' !>tudcnl~ lc•r
ufl-~unru~ ,,,h~ she: Jill c""''"S \llntr.tcl ..
\\Ill COlli lnll(
I h~ oll•l,IIIIJlll' tutlc:nt canplt•) men a
budgl't \\Ill IC'Ohllll .aht,lll thl' ~:Jlllt: , !'illllllpl
~a•tl
• mcriun I :~;fUt"\\ '" "CiHChlnJ; lor
11lcnted \nung am .• tcur and fll'''~ ''un.tl
tcnru' pl.t)er to JMr11Cip.Ltc: m tlu summer'
Challcn!Jcr~ C arcull, It lot.ll of 14 tour­
nnm~·nt~ . I or more tnlormalJon, \HIIe to
Dane I I den. 200 I·U:!ol 'cnuc: I .1\t, Scaulc
W \ QSIIQ
• llu ( 11rr~r l'lanninl! und rlll\"l'Oil!OI
C rnlrr "'"be mtl\lngthl' umrncr to the top
lllmr nl the G.uchou c Summer hour~ \\ttl
be ti JO n.m to S p m \1on through I r1
• Manp o~ er lm· •• 1 h.: \\ orld'll largcllt tcm·
porur) help fum, csptcts hl h:t\c 1ob lor
more tlt.1n 1S,UOO 'tudc:nts "nh (ll hcc work
'"''II' throughout the t:ountr\ tim summer.
I or more tnlornMtiOn, c.111 the Munpo\\Cr
ollie~: \\here )OU ~~~h t,l .c.d tmploymcnt
• \tultnomah .Schllltl of Blblr .tnd Jud,on
Bupllsl ( ollcgc h.th' begun ,, 01.'" jotnl
,cholu r~htl' prognun h) oCicnng ll\'c annuli I
,cholnr~h•Jl' ot $600 I or more mltnmati on
ubuu1 the: scholar h•r c.all 2SS·O'n.
• J ht: l lbre\ (,allrn at the Schooluf ;\rh
and {.rail\ Sucael\ Will pl'\:scnt a,, h·ur:S
IJ uri. lwo Wt>O\'c'r\ no\\ thtOU8h M.ty 28
I he ,hm\ lc:aturcs the "ork ol \\r:a\crs Kat\ -I urnc:1 nnd Gore! K ancrsh. 1 he gallc:r) IS
loc-.11ed at 616 i" W IMth a.s open Mun
through ~<~I
•M) Fair lud}. one ol the: ~entury ·~
gre.Hc 1 mustcal hat'. 11> now .1ppe.1nng on the
matnmagc ol the Port lund ( 1\IC I hrc:Jttrc.
ISJO SW 'amh1ll, Thur • rn. and at
through Mol) llS, ~hu\\ llml' 1:. tUO p m. and
11dcts urc S3 50 to1 tudcnh,n\,lllnhlc utthc
door
• \ tlnu .. tun publl,ht•r hut. comp•lcd ,,
duector) ol th, cmplc'} me111 needs nnd
hmng prucltcc~ ul 750 ol the l.ugellt ~:or•
f'(lr,,uonli 111 1 hut ctl) I h\: pubh>hct btl,, 1~
tiMt 1Jou1>t•10 h.t'i um: of the lo"e)l cu~ts "'
In mg 111 1 he nn11un m .tddauon lu 1 he: IO\\ C!lt
uncmplo\ mcnt rate of nn~ mntor cal\ J he:
dlrL'1:1cu } sell!> lur S 10 .an(J Old) be: purchn cd
h} ~oend1ngchec~ ur monc\ order to I hlUfitnn
t o~:u~. Inc:.. 270M !\outh\\C: I I ICC"·",
Or,I\~CI Ill, HOU!IIun, IC\oiS 7709M II
purch:a cr .arc: nut cumpletc:h .111 lied
rcJurn the dlre~:lur} rand monc\ Will he
rei undc:LI
•UM~I \ "~"" 'hu" .11 the 1\c:nd.tll
rtunctJrturn I I { dc'\lltll tlmhulo~t I he
"lao\\ 1111c:mpt... In II n~:c 1 he plo" o~nd ub·
plot~ ol u hc.t\cnl) uap upcru. It 1\ runntn~
OU\\ lhruugh June '26 I here i~ no .addlllun;al
ch.trl)c .tllt-1 I he rcgulur O~ISI adant~!>IUU ol
2 Ill· Mcl·' L.mt: tt2 gucs n~o~ht tn 0 M S l's
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