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

September 22, 1977 Volume 38, Number 1

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1977-09-22

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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College exec es axe meal alternative
Students must continue on 20-meal plan
Jt II J>eacr
l'hm«r I •It I dolhl In ( lutf
' rcouccd-me.&l opuon proposed ,, p;trt
!the S.agJ lood en •~c pro ram uti e\\ as nd
( lur ,,,1s rejected n pennhzm more atudent
th.ln 11 '' ould benefit
The plan C1ilhng for en opuon 114-meai­
J 'eel program as opposed H> the current 20-
m pl.m would h,l\e ge,c:n tuden1 \\ho
ratr rille: S gnthc chou~-c ol p yan • t1 reduced
rncc: lo onJ} ]4 meal\ It \\Ia fnHHCd b) 80
per\:cnt 11! 500 boardmg tuderu polled lnst
pnng
1 he .ate lor c:ampu n: ldt:nt '"no\\ 780
1 o,e;n h'r ho •• rd Under the l\\O plnn program,
ahe cm•t tn c.tt n) 14 meal dum. ahc Y.cd;
\\OUic.l h,,,c heen 726, "hale: the pnce \\auld
h.l\e ancrc.t ed for those "hu rem.uned \\lth
the 2.0-me.tl program lO S 16
l're"llc:m John Ho\lourd ttllc:r hearrng
.ugurnc:nt!> lor nnll •S·•In!il uch ,, plnn m.1de
the dcc:•~•on hJ shehc: 11 He .tid ahe rnnJonl}
ol tudent~ \\ho \\OUid not opt for :1 reduc:cd
pu1gmm "ould he lHIJuatl) $Ubsed11Jng the
rntnonl\ \\hO dtd
" l"\COI\ percent \I.OUid hil\C tO pa) il
pcnuh} o that 0 percent \I.Ollld get some
bcnelll- Uo\\,trd ~td "\\e JU I \\OUidn't
apprO\e that "
I he propo!>al \l.tu taken bet ore the Ex­
ecuuvc ( oune1l. \\ htc.h mclude lhe deans :~nd
the tudc:nt bod)' pre.,tdent I he ouncd wns
not \all ltcd \\llh the proposalltt!il ~a)
Pro . cons of meal plan
explored in local .. urvey
ll.tn' Hnlznagel
l'1o111 • 1 I ,.,. \1 •natrn, t •111m
The de-;.eth of 1.1 1 \c:ar's pluns to ma~e n
14 meJtl-a-\\ ed: pnckngc uvatlnble to l.e\l,b
und Clurk "itudent prompted rc: .. enrch by the
Ptanrrr I og on ahc:rnauve meal plan~ uo;cd 111
other :'I.Jga-~nc:d collc:ges an \\C tern Orc:gon
\g&J. mcorporu tcd In 1952, O\\ ns Stewart
ndcf'lon\ Ulack ~ngus nd CnuJe Countr)
rt~'laurnnt., pr0\1dt"\ busmcs e mdu tnal
.md ho pttal cafc:tenea • nd provtC\.1 chool
.tnd college food sen toe throughflut the
coumn
u \bout 90 percent ol the college ""ht\:h
sngn enc:: '"the 1\orth\\e 1 hn,cntleao;tt\\0
meal plnn:..-:ud Rod Bond, Sagrtlood 'en1cc
d1rector nl I ( "'~orne chool h.e \'C thrc:c or
more plan ..
(l:llllllnl!c:d on Pngc l) StudJC!i b)' the I )c.1n or tudent untJ the
l c UU!ilhC: Manager hO\\ed thut 70 rercc:nt
of litudcnt 411 collcgell \\Jih 1m1lnr progrums
rcm.un ~uh the: (ull meal schedule The
moJOrll} of counctl members ped the plan.
thcrdnre \\•1 unncceptuble n first prt!enlcd
Uo\\&~rd .ud that the: argumen t BJ\en
hun Y.erc: unconvmetng and that C\cn tf the
ecutt\C counetl d1d recommend the 14 menl
pl.m 1 11 1 tnd~. Ml \\Ould not appro\e al
.. \\ c U?i'<c:CUII'<c: Counetl members) nrc
mlc:r-cstc:d In the rrulJOnty of our students
rcc~t\ m • the ma tmum benefit and m th111
Cdsc the IThlJO~t't 1 pc:nahzcd, so 11 doc n't
look ltke J gru)d program to u
Dean \If tudc:nt<; l)td. orcnson r.atd tn
the .s r: the COlli 1!1 llCit the 1 uc o much a
frctdum for tul.lcnt 1n choose "hcther the)
"ould want to cat C\CJ) meal or nt't
People pr(lbably \\ uuldn't S:t\e an}
monc\ under the 1•1-mc:al pl.tn anyv. 1y
oren on s:ud People: who !tic on I) that many
meal \1. ould pcmJ about Soc per da} for agn
food I he) "ould spend thnl much or more
omc\\ here: else for much IC$s food, he smd
"'It' the frecuom ol chotec for \\hat )OU
v.unt to do thnt counts," Son:.uon 1d "The
1-l meal rlnn rc:cogmzes the reaht) ol some
pcorle' hfe tvles, that the} don't reall} c:ar
brcu fa 1 or thut the} 'd JU 1 a~ soon go to the
I nul Room und get a c;up of collec ..
~oren"on satd proponent$ oflhe aile male
plan took u re\er;;e Y:te" to that of HO\Irllrd
.. He ( lln\\.trd) JUM look atn a the 20-mcalers
ub tc.lllJng the 1-1 and I loot at tt as the 14
liUb 1d11.eng the 20 nght no"'," he saed
Rod Rond, 1 C Sag.t dtrcetor. $atc:l the
rca on I or u h1gher rote to tho!>e "ho rematn
on lhc 20-mc:.tl fllan wa that muc.:h oft he Saga
meal pncc: goeli for thm~ bestdt"tO bU)1ng murc
lood ~"c<.l cost>. ~uch as electrtcaly tnt! labor
uccount htr about .){) pcr~:-ent ol total costs,
nnd nrcwllc"hlc under un mc:al optton. Onl)
food rmc.:e lluccuatc: .eccordang to ho" many
people urc e.'ltmg..
I he fi ed cost would be d1veded among
all re,1den1 Students opttng for n reduced
program \\ ould be charged n maller propor­
tton ofthosec:o 1 than tho e bunng 20 meub
The l;:&-meale~ \\Ould need lev;c:r uuhtae
nd en tc~ For enstnnce, omeonc '~.ho cat1
lunch and dannc:r \\til need ltghtang m Oubnch
dtmn!! room ~ml\ at those ttmes agn
"ouldn't charge h1m 1 hare: of the: elect nett)' to hght the room dunng breakfast
Hut wmt"nnl" "ould hn\ c: to m ke up the
dtlfcrence \\ 11h the: I meal pi'"· chc: peraon
\\hll c: t up to 20 mwb v.ould be hablc: for
lhill daffcrc:nce
o 1 "'ould depend on the: proponton of
une group to not her The more: membcB
thc:re "ere 111 one group, the: grwtcr propor­
uon of the: (a ed costa lhnse peorlc \\OUid be
n: pon 1ble for 1 he: oppostte would be: lruc:
for hnnlmg group
Uond ~ad Saga' rc:duc:cd-meal opuons t
oth r ollcge<l haH~ a pantapatton rate: ol 40
per rll nd belo" "\\edon't ha.,ea chool of
II 3 5 chnol gil servo th 11 1 en nnv better
JIU.ltHJn he 1d
.. '\o to } that C:\er)one cnn 51SJ1 up for
the 14-me.,J plnn, } ou're re.11ly a tng for the
unheard of bc:~1U e nCII that m n~ people
"' uld uo tt "
If p.srtiCJpallon 10 the program wc:rc O\cr
40 perc.: nt orenson s:ud costs \1. ould not be
mu\:h d1flen:nt rrom \\hUt the) are nO\\ -Most
f'COplc would 1p brc.1kfast and cal only
lunch and danner -he: lintel ·But mcc
brc:uUn 1 1 the c.henf'C'I meal, you're not
\tng nm~.:h
hould the 14-meal program becstnbltsh­
ed .11 I tn lhe near futun: each rc:stdent
uh cnbmg to the progrnm 'llotll be pvcn
punch .srd C\er) \I,C:Ck E'eryumc: a person
uttcnd ' meal. ht~ card would be punched
unce
llte 14-mt:lll phm \\U!i proposed m J976 as
a \table opt1on for ,.tudenu "'ho found the)
\\ere unable to attend e\elj meal 01 all
opuons aga offc:r5 tn c:olleg~ ond unl\er-
lltc:' the 14-mc:~l program has been the mo t
UC'CC fuJ
I ' ·• Mom on, lormc:r Pr~tdc:nt ol the
\ OC1 tied I udcnt of l..e\\ ·~ :and Clark.
\\Orl:c:ll "1th 5\oren,on and Bond to prc:s.ent
the: prorosnl to lhc students nd udmtnJstill ·
tU)II Ia 1 }ear
I C restdent \I. ere: polled t\1. 1ce b} lhc:
\ I o~oer the: propo II Both um~ the:
mUJOfll\ of student \loerc: tn ID\'Or of un
dJIItOnal I 4-mc:al plan, even though 11 ""ould
tncrc:a '>C: 1 he: co 1 of 20 meals
Bond ud the poll mdtcatcd mo t
tudent fell the ad,antage ot the proposed
I\H -pion program "ould be cornmen urate:
\\tth the tnc:rea ed rot to the 20-mcnl
•
Delegates suggest co-op,
Ill tlor I'I•Uil'~f I "II:
l 1.•hh~hmgn tudenrtrn'c:l bureau, a co­
op hoo~stor(' and a .. audent lohb) 'lloCrc: three
of !IOC\ em I tdc:a-. \\ luch l.,c\~1'1 and Clark
rcpre~enlall\t: brouttht bac from the
:'\uuonul St u~ent Organn..cuton Confc:rcncc:
hc:ld th1:. ~ummer an Hou .. ton
1 ht: trm'l:l bun:.:.u "ould oller S to 10
rtrctnt tJ• count to on-campus slud~nt ~ud
I .un I.e" J), 'tee prestdcnt ol the \ tc:d
student of I t\\' and -larl;;, "h11 attended
the conference 11 "ould be operated through
the ll student governrnenl
"Inc Irani bureau,., a kc:} thtng," Lc\\1~
~ud "In In\ o.'IJ'tnton. ~h} boot.: through a
eommer~'lnl ngc:nt: "hen the )tudent govem­
nu:nt un Jo at?"
I om \lk·n "ho rcpr-c: c:nlc:d I •
rcMdc:noe hull" ~o,ernment m Hou~lon, )31d
om: ot lhc fir 1 p<w,lhlhltC:\ mtght he 11 tnp Ul
II.IW.III
I e" '' ~11d the r;.ecJ.;,,ge "ouiJ he gc:ared
H'i n M udc:nt budget, r.1ther than tn lhut of a
mtlhr,mme "I ht~ \\ould mean tll)'lng
'-<'nlt\\ here comp!u:tble to ludenl nue ," he
;ud .. ~ot omepl.1ce \1. here lhe) "'ould have
to ~rend I() to S 15 flll d1nner "
fhc: tnn-el hureau 1dt'B lJi an e ample of
.,, utknl scr\Jet'S ollc:red st other uuututtons ,
l e\1. ts !-Did Mum other cullegC'I and um\er-111~ offer dt count 10 tudem • laeuh), wll
und communi!\ ~ti.Jcnt
"II ~ho\\ hoY. far behind \\C nrc at LC ...
he ud ult' hkc v.e're commg out ol the tOne
M
\ tudent lobh} ' needed to tsct as ha~ n
bel\\cen student \\hO v.nnt lhc: A LC to do
omethrng :md the scnutc:, Le\\lS sa.Jd.
"Student w tth adeas don't blow ho\1. to go
bout prc:scnung them to the senate:, o the)
don't c:u!r et anyw hc:n:."' Lc,.,,, sa1d
The lobh 'lloould n(X'Cpt proposal from
~•uuent nd bnng them bc:Jorc: the senate for
c:Cin 1dcr lton The member5 ol that lobb)
"ould be funuhur "tth &be prQ\.--cdure
ne"~"snn tn do o. from" rtlmg the propo I
to pro\Jdmg c:nator \\tlh mlormataon
nc:ws: n tn ma~e tntelhgent dt'rumns on
then \aluc:
Other tdc:.ts brought bad. !tom the: con­
f~:rt'nce tn ludcct a co-or hook tore and an
alllrm;llt\C U\:lton coahuon
I e,q, tu the: nfhrmutne actmn coah-
'"'" '"' .!ln:ad\ und.:r \\ii} l'he 5tUdcnt
book tore: 1 sen 'lee prO\lded at the begmnmg
aud end or c: • .-h h term 10 \ e tudent.s monc:)
"" te\thook '"under conuderotJon pc:-odang
1 h~>" of t udcnt mtc:rest
\notht'r propo al " u legal ~ud sen1oe
for tudcnts \\ho ha e legal problc:.rru but too
ntle monc:) to han: la")eD __ " J1h: m tn: r IY
dent lobby
I e" u sn1d mam progrnrru 1malarto lhat
proposed lor I rc: de~ndent ol fund-
rul 10 ctmue poo orc::d b) studcnl
government .. , o makedeClSl oruaround here
11 orne do\\ntoh \tngfunds.-heMJd "'lou
can t rei\ on Clther to ~· the funds
Fund-rat mg techntquc:$ u1r:d b~ other
tudcnt go,emment wtll be tudtcd for pOSSl­
ble apphct~uon at LC Lewu sa~d The: U nt\~r­
sm of Guam fM anstn\)tt collt'C'ts a~
pro amatc:h QO rcrttnl of 1 ctmtJ budget
(rom fund·rtmmg actl\lltc: The A LC ha
tnc:d Cr\ fc:\\ U h llClJ\IUCS 10 the p3St
\\ hlle t the one 'l.ttk coruerence. Le"u
and I\ lien attende-d Jtl \I.Orkshops for student
'('\\crnmcnt le:idcn; lbo)c: workshops dt>alt
\\ tth ommon tnt crest of colic~ and unt\"n'Sl ·
I\ ~0'\-c:mmenl mcmbeo.
lle'ten ul '\~ prop b dtscu sed on the
On\ entaon floor M1gmatcd from the LC
Jelc& ttl on \llc:n sa1d he: s:ud nonC" ot them
p.t td hO\\C\c:t due to •tact.: of far ~~~rest
upport ..
\\ h1le ca t con t college and Uni\C:rsJ tJes
il~ \t:O d me lien ~td. thw.c an the "est
oa 1 p.artlcapale \C:r\ httle Therefore. the
oonler~nC'I: ".1~ dommalc:d h' lar~ eastern
dclc:ptmn I he CU\ Unl\-c:nnre or C'W ) ork
sent 60 of lhC' 200 delepto Dllendang tbc
c:onlc:renoc • New policy_uroblems Real World Dorm crowding criticized Self-government expected for Palestine
'lc\C' Rt'''bert~r
nt "" r, .. ~, h•r
0' c:rcro~dmg an r"e'\tdcnce hall~
h,,, hrouttht "id~rread critit-i~m o(
the ne" dorm .controct pohcy,
thouph the lc\\ i~ nod Clarl
Re-~den~ Hall~ Olhce :o..:J\'!1 the
pohC\ ha, '' orl..t"d well
The oc\\ polic:v \HI' adopted lo~t
year tn re"rom.e to ~tudent peu11on'
pre,ented h' the ReMdencc Hnll
on.~ ~que.. .. tmg greater student
panactpawm an the dorm 3!\SI(Ul
ment P~'
In theol"). the new polic} allow~
re,tdcnt upperclo !lmen to choo'e
thetr own room U'\'i&nment~ and
their own roommates .
l.a5ot term. re .. tdent up·
percla,,mcn reeci\ed dorm
3 ''gnmenh alter 'ubmitting the
ne<:es)aQ contract<~ . The) made
'I'«• fie roC\m and roommate ch<'ice\
at tndi,idual meeungs of c.1ch dorm
complc\,
A contro\'ef'ial i'\sue amon(l
on-campu• ~•dent' has been the
admini~trntlon·~ pohcY of aca!pllng
dorm contrncts from more people
than 11 can ho~e comfortabl)
~e,cral .. tudents hB\'e been lodged
tempomnly an t) pang room\ and
ba~ement\ th1~ fnll. "htle the
re~idence hall" office complied a
WIUtmg Ji,t ot prospecll\t' re~idenb
"htcb :u one point conwlled of
nearly 40 names
•J don't unde"tand "hy they
~ept accepting people after all the
donn~ \\e~ filled," said te\e
Robm~on. a n!Sident a istant an
Fore 1 Hall '"I -would quel>Uon the
cthic-s behind th.at pohcy."
"Fall term al\\11)'" brio~ the
btgge:.t crunch "here on-ampu
hou~ing i~ concerned, .. said Thomp­
~on .. We know the~ will be an
attntion tactor so we plan for the
ne~ II} of filling all the rooms If
~e ho\t• empt~ roorm then dorm
rates (!O up " •J 1 htn ~ .a lot ol pO\ttive st ufl
hJ' come out ol the nc\\ dorm
conlritcl proce"," 'aid Thomp\on
.. The ndmtnhtrullon nnd the student
go\ ernment nrc '' ork10g together
'ntoC\thh, und (rom m\ mformauon . '
moM urpercln"men are pleased
\\llh the \\R) things arc workan8
out."
"I'm optlma,tac: about present
relntaon' hctween o;tudenls and the
udmtntlltr.ttaon" su1d Wikt 1\.uhk, a
member ol I R IH J:a,t vcar "I trul}
feel ~ood ubout the way dorm
ll~"pnment' worked out tht'l year ..
K uh~ "-tid 'tudents \till ho\:c a
long \\8\ to go tf the-. '"ant an equal
'\Ole \\ith the college 3dmml'tl"'liiOn
in ampoMnnt dcci)IOm regardtng on­
c:ampu' hou,ing he ~aid the IRHC
plun' to re' aew a sene" of
~commendation . p~ented to the
Office ol Re'lidence Hall\ last year
",\!though the admma~trotton
• \\"3' rcceptnc to our rcque~ts. some
of our recommendation'> weren t
.lciC'd upon: \Bid Kuh1. -Forexam· -pic,'"~ 'ugg~\tcd thntthe kttchenl> m
f'ort'~t Hall be remodeled and
de,pitc the l.tet that the .ldmini,tru·
taon '''" ha' mon~) in it\ reno\·ution
lund, nothtnF hnppcned
f he nC:\\ dorm pohC\' tnCrCli\Cd
the number of upperdu,~m~n
~t.,htnf to lh e on campu\ hut dtd
not nflect the: totnl number of
Mud~nt' 1'C4UC'i ttn~ c..tmpus hou11
mg ·• '""J T homp~on
"i\lthllUgh 11 t11n't tmponnnt
\CI allht' trend cclOitnUe'l we may be
able to drop the <~ophomorc rc!.aden­
') rc"'Ulfcment " Frc:,hmen who do
not IJ,c at thc1r lnmah home .. mu't
ll\c on c:urnpu,,
fhomp,on 'aad the ancreased
number or uppcrclns,mcn ~ho have
elected to remntn on C<.&mpu\ i"
e~tabh,hln8 "continuit ··· 10 the
dorm' whtch mn} gt\e each
r~tdcnet' hall •·an tndt"1dual adenta
I\
~ \ lot o( upperdO\IImen are
begmntng to :tcquarc n ~en'c ol
owncr,hip about their room' and I
thinl> t hut\. good," "he ~n•d • raleo,tlnian' ml) a:et conditional lndrpendenct Informed nurc~
C'\pn;l hr.lch rnrtign Mtnl\ICr Mo,he l>.t\'1111 to pre. cnt II West B.tnS.
home rule propu,.al, I he plun wnulc.l ullo\\ f><tl~tmaans sub~tunttnl !>CII·
g,,,crnment ulthuugh lsr.tcl wuuld '''II mutn1111n mihtnl)' in'ltnlhatmns
I he propu,al would rely hc;a\ aly nn moderale loculleadcr~ · \lll,age
hc.uh, rchgaou' lc;Jdcr!'., lttW\Cr~ . cduc.atnr .tnd hthloe,smen h •~
l''\pc:ctcd that 'twog ~upportcr s ol the P.tlcstana.an I lbct.lllllo Orgunam·
u~ut \HlUid he c'\cludcd .
\llhou~h the plnn '"" lea\'e' the 4liC,IIun ol ultnnatc ,c,veretgnl\'
unr ·sohed. Duvun -.uid 11 wu-. u hopclul pm,ahthtv fur peaceful
COC:\ 1\lllncc:
PrO\ 1\ll\0\ or the pian would .tllo\\ I oa It cl·dom of movement
bct\\l!cn the We'll Bon~ and Israel nnd \\uuld lorm ,, "common marker
c:conom\· between hrttel .lnrd.tn ·•nd the. \\le,t Uau~ . t:-;~ .. \ urL limn'
International
\1iddlc lo\1 race\ cholera outbreak \llorc than 2.600 per ... on\ 10
Jnrd.tn I cbanon \Htu 1nd \uuda \rabt.t h:nc been ,trtclcn w11h
chnlc:r.t thi' month r \I'J
'outh \(nean .. audcnh htld \1orc than 1.200 ~tudcnt~ \\Crc detatned
h) pollee II I mel'" mcmNaaJ dc:mOn\tf,IIICln lor the late hJud leader 'tC\C
Btl.:o.
I he demonstr.tlor .. \\ere detained under the RrPiou' '''c:mhlics ct.
,\n c~ ·e\Htnc:'~ reponed that there hrad been no \lollncc clO either
\Ide:
Otl.o dted in detention reccnth I olio\~ I Of! .1 hunger trike. Ju~ucc
Mumter J1mm\ k.rugcr 'latd 11 "'' BtJ..o·, democr.atu .: raght to go on a
hunger 'IInke; addtng that no nllempt h.td been mudc-tu feed him.
Qucmng "wcll·placed · !\outh '\fncan -.ourct\, CB~ 'ew' reported
mounting c'idc:ncc ol mulllpho br.un .111d bod\ inju11c' lltJ..o .,uflcred
hdurc death I he <."R~ SllUrcc:, .,ntd bram dnmaJ!c: \\:&'I he proh,tblc cause
,,f ht' death.
I he dumagc could ha\e hcc:n c:au-.c:d b) a lin~:" ncpltgcncc, ,,,.,aulr. or
\CII·Infhtltc\0 C 9~ quoted mcda~ '.tl C:\pc:rt' llbutrr \l'l
Nat1onal
Old hands bacS. Panamu treallac' I or mer 'cc:rcl,tnc' ur ... tnte Hcnn
K"'1ngcr and Dean Ru\11. tnld the: Hou .. c lntcrnat1on.,1 Relation'
Committee the) \uprortcd the ne\\ trcnttc \\hath "ould gt\C P<tnam.t
e\cnlual control ol the c:an<tl
Ka"anger '>Jtd "unaotmou' ho,tthl\ •• "ould 1. 'u h 11 1 h1· "en.atc doc-.
not ratify the treatie~ "Were the new tr~atie-. reJected, 11 would become
ampo"able lor C:\ en our frttnds an tht~ hemasphc:rc to .. up port u,. ht ,aa(J
Ru,ll. \<lid conttnued U.S control ol the c.tnal \\U' comparable to
,o,aet domtnntion of Ea~tern Furope 1 \1'1
Sena to~ move to end electoral college J he !\c:n.tte Judaca:tn
(ommattce appro\c;d 9 to h a propo,cd con,tlluttOnol amendment 1~
repl.tcc the dector.1l college with ,, direct populur vote lor
prc,tdent c< hrhtl11n '>clrnct' \lnnltur)
CLOSE QUARTERS ~ncrgy crisis to worsen. In a speech to government and business
leader .... federal Energv <;ccr ctarv Jarnc' "ichlcstn8cr sutd cconomrceflecb
ol an cner!(~ cmi' tn the 1980\ could be wor,c than the great depr~saon of
the 1.930\ Thomr,on denaed rumon that
lewis ond Clark w& formulaung
~rioub plan\ to construct a new
donn complex on campus She: also
s.atd that the nc:\\ donn contract
policy "''" not a factor an creatmg
O\'Crcro\\ dmg an lhe restdence hall~ Donn rtstdent ~l~p~ "htle oth~:rs move toto typmg room Some students
hJ.\Ie sa1d the restdence halls ha\le accepted more people than they can house \chle~angcr prcdtc:ted mmg uncmploymc.nt .tcceler a ted anllauon
.tnd 'C:\l'fc dilhculttc~ \\llh the balance of pa}mcnl'l unle" pre'>cntatt\C.
~•er' are taken 1 t I' I) Fourteen meal plan
pros and cons
(Contmued from Page I)
Alternate meal plam at George
FoA College. Unfield College,
PaCific Unt\"t:rstl\, l:Jnhcrsn' of . .
PonJand. \\'amer Paetfic College,
nnd Wtllamette Uni"er'tt} ' have
ho\\ n the following ad\11nlagc> '
•Students' meal payment
become more nppropriatelv match· • cd wub lhe amount ollood they t'41t.
Students PllY onl) for \I. hat they eat.
•Students who regularly mi!'S
mcab. uchlu b~ktastsor weekend
men I•. do not ha' e to pay for those
meals
•Ch·erall pamcipation 10 the
meal programs can tncr(a.,e.
Student~ who ordinarily don't bu)
lhe 20-meal package, ~uch as Jaw
J>tudent or commuters, rrught buy
the 14-mcal package
DH;ad\'antages to the alternate
plan,. anclude the following ;
•Addang a l~s upensi"c meal
pad. age ma5n the cost to tho~e who
choo e the .20-me<il plan
• Bu,tneu ofliOe personnel mu•t
do more \\Orl; to keep trad' of how
man~ •tudentr. are on each plan.
B1lhng becomes more comphaned .
•ln,urance rate~ lor reJtdcnce
hall\ :sre ~ometimn affected tn·
dtrectl\ \\ ath Mudents eattng fewer
meal •n 1he cafeteria. more or them
arc ltkel\ 10 coo• food tn thear dorm
room I n .. ura nee compa ntell
J>Ometamcs '1c\\ ancrea~ed u~ of
t'OO~ tn~ Ulen\IIS ( UCh B• hot plate))
2 P'"''""' J.ox !'} St>ptrmhi'T 1977 3' a fire h111.nrd.
The Univenat} of Portland,
which ha~ an enrollment of 2 200
(two-third' ol whtch are com­
mute~). otter.; Its students five-day
and e\en-dey meaJ plan~ . wd UP
lood el"\ice dtrtctor Ron TJaden
He said nearly equal amounts of
tudent!> subscribe to e.1ch of UP\
meal nr'""'"" \\ arner Pac1fac has offered ns
student~ 13-and 19-meal-a·wcek
plan.~ for about two years Of 250
resident\, about 60 'itUdents )Ub·
'cnbe to the 13·mt'411 plan
About 60 \lUdents Jt Linf1c:ld
purcha~c a 15· meal plan, with the
rest of the boarder:. on a 19·meal
package:. Lmficld\ enrollment i~
about 2.000 •
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Phone 224-1546 '\oted conductor Stoko'+,kt dead at 95. \Iter c\pcnencing a
per"'''''"' \lru' Leopold 'toi..O\\\kl ,ulfcred .. ldtal hc.trl ollllld; earlier
thi .. month.
C ontro,er~tal conductor ol the l'htladclpht,t S) mphon~ from f911
to 19J8. toJ..ow,ki was one of the: ltr't to mtroduct: \meric.Jn audaence'
to modern ~ompo)ers . among them <;u a\ an.,k' ho,takO\ ttch Berg and
Mahler.
One olthe fc~ cla,,tc.tl conductor logo to Holl) \\nod '>tol..o\\'"'
\\it~ knO\\ n for has work an W .11t l>l\nc) \ mouon pacturc. /ant otto. "
unaquc combination of antmuucm .tnd cla"ic.11 mu ... tc 1t I'll
Gar) Gilmore. executed Utah murderer, may co on display. Mrs.
Tont Gurney, w1fe of a cousm of G1lmore's, plans to sell the buUet·riddled
clothe~ tn whteh G1lmore \\as e,.;ec:uted to a wax museum and donate the
proceeds to chanty
lhe aden would be to put the clothes on a wu: figure of Gilmore to
prove lhat cnme doesn't pay
So fur there have been no takers ... It's a little too morb1d for our
taMe~ satd a 'Poke:-. woman lor Movaeland Wax Mu~eum, one of several
to reJect the offer (, .. ,... ....... ,
Out West
,\ drctp Ill Ot~~OII unemplo~ ntt:nl Oll\ r~duu•d federal ben~:fit ,,
Oregon un~·mpfn) ment rat<: h,, dwrped JU 1 l"nnugh tr ~o'.tU't ·• ph.t l
uut ol lcder.tl 'upplementnl benefits lnr \\orkcr~> h\ Dec 10
• I he lcmpurur) benefit program "''' desagncd to help\\ nrJ..cr" \\ hn
cxhc~u~t .tlllcderal <~nd tate uncmpl~')menl hcncllh H) llm.lhc prugr,1m
end'" hen u tate's u\eragc uncmplu) ment rute 1!0 le~l> than lt'\c percent lor
11 c m cutr "eel 11 1'1)
< alifMniu refinance\ it' \Chool ')'Item, l ahlnrnact Gtl\ fern Brm\ n
lltgnr·d 1 4 J hillton dollar \;hunJ bill dt,tgncd 10 •• ui,h ,, t,tlc ~upremc
~ourr urdcr •
f he Court ruled ll UnCOil\IIIUtlflnal to liOiiOc · \C:huol dl\trtet!> \"th
J'lropcrl\ l.t:-ces due lo conlralll!o bc:l\\cen rtch .toll poor di,trtCI~ \lthOUFh
thr htllancludt, propcrt~ wx ltn.mcmg11 al-.(l lr.tmltr~ 211) mtlhnn (r(lm
\\c:,tlth\ dt~tncl' to di,tnch w11h a lower ta, htN rt rr1
~nuall town' sulnl federal ,overnment. A total of 16 lawauits have
been brought forth by cluater' of small towns, including Grantt Pau,
chnrtcmv tllegul dtscnminntron 1nvolvang S4 btlhon in public worujobs .
The E'conomrt Development Admtm,.rnuon 15 liated aa the defen­
dc:nt. kcprc:,c:nt.tll\e' ulthc. communtttc: '·"d problem• h.t\1. .tr"tn O\t'r
the .tgcnc~ ·, rclucrunce tu ncccpt local unemployment d.at.t \)l~·nc\
nllllt.ll, csttmatcd the l.1bnr l>cp.trlrnenl lucked llgur~o '\ rnr ~onmrnunnte~'
Ill 501J CIIUOtiC:S I,,.. \ urt.. llmnJ M.ttl
lcnac
s~
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l'lunrt
l 1.11 ~
\\Ill\.'
"·'' 'ubm
40 tu
the n
the
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ntce 4
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matcl
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at h 11
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'lilt hi
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char~
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the\ 1
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ol lui
J'tlll
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\\Cit.:
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Mur
thl I
nl 1
lead
.nun rid
•ected for Palcstane
lonal indtptndtncr lnlorrncd !IOUr~o:c: !l
Mo,he Davun tn present 11 \\'est O.snJ.:
1Uid olio"' Puk•tintHns uh-tllllllltll ell·
ld stall matnt.un mthlllr) inswll.atann!l,
n·il~ on modc:r.ttc luc.11 le:tdcrs. 'tlhaHc
'• educa tor~ .tnd hUSIIIC\511lC'n , It IS
•f the P.tlc,trnaun I iht't.llmn Organ11a -
·:-. the ttucstton ol uhunttle ~ovc:rctgnt~
,, hopeful po\\ablhty lnr pc::.u.:cful
tid ulJo,, I or I reed om ol movrment
•I .and would lorm a ''commun mnrl.ct
and tht Wc\1 IJun~ . (,~,. \uri. limn)
utbruk More th;tn 2.600 per,nn" in
uda .\rabia hu' c hccn ~tnd:cn \\lth
1ore thun I .200 •tudents "'ere dctatned
l'tration lor the late: hlack leader ~te\c
,c:d undc:r the Rintou' 1\,,cmbhe' Act
rc h.td been no \tnlrncc on either
I~ loJio,,in, t1 hunger 'tril.;c, lu.,ttce
'' B•l..o\ dernncralac n~lll 1t1 go on n
'Tlpt had been made to feed hun
.t\Cncan 'ourcc' <. 8\ 'c"' r(portcd
am and bod\ •n1u• u!' 81ko uflercd . .
hratn dama~w W~ts thl· prohublc cau'c
IU,cd b> tllne'' ncp,hgcncc , ,..,,,tUit. or
I c.xpcrh (1\rutrr \rt
~. Former 'ccrctunc" ol ~talc llcnn -he Hou'e lntc:rnation.tl Rcl.ttton'
· treacic, ''hich "ould gm~ P.tnama
ulitv" ''ould r,,ult tfth~ \en Itt doc: -
treaties reJected, it would become
hemisphere to 'upport u' he '•lid
rol ol the cunal \\.U' compar.1hlc to
pe t \1'1
raJ collt!"ge. The ~cnatc: Jud1CiiH\
• poo;ed constitutaonnl amendment to
11h a direct populnr vote tor
speech to government and business
I'IC~ ",chle,•ngcr 'atd cconom1c eflcct'
be woro;e 1 hun the grc<H depre,stnn ol
lt:mploymcnt accelerated tnllutton.
,ce ol payment \ unh~"" pre\entat i\c
lead at 9S -\Iter C\pcrtcncing ol
~uffcre d a fat.JI hc.trl .att.tck earlier
PhiladelphloJ "' mphnny I rom 1911
I to introduu:~ \mcrtC'.m .1udu:ncc~
r~" 1nst.. \ \ho,t.tk<n 1tch Rerv .tnd
r.. to go to Holl\\\ood \toko\\,J,;i • • • !>nc) ' mouon p1cturc Foma\ta. 11
<l cia ''ic.J I m us1c 11 I'll
Jurderer, rna)' go on dltplay. Mrs
pre's, plans to seU the bullet·nddled
~ to a wu museum and donate the
~hes on a wax figure of Gilmore to
. "h's a little too morbtd for our
:land Wax Muo;eum, one o( several
I na'i rcduc4.'d fcdl·r~l bcm•nt,.
lnt•d IU\I cnuut'h tn ('.111\t 1 flh.t~C­
r '' nrlo;er' h) I >c~ I 0
dcs1gned tn hc:lp "urt.:cr" '' ho
o...~.nt hcncht" H~ la\\.lhe prngr.un
nt rate:,., h::.!> th.tn fi,e percent lor
t ahlormn Ci<n Jerf\ llro\\ n
'igned Hl •• uti'f} ,, :.l.ttc.: 'uprc:me
to llnancc 'chonl di,t n~t, Wtth
nch and poor di,tnct \It hough
Hl\otmn .. ter' ~ "~ 19 m1lhnn 1 rom
er ta' ha l 11 I'll
t. A total of 16 lawsuits have
towns, ancluding Grantt Pass,
S4 btllion m public worb JObs
astrallon IS listed as the defen­
'u•d prtlblcm' h.nc.: .u .. , n "'•·r
I unc:mplr>ymcnt <J:tt.t, Agcnn
lud.c:d hl!urcs lur commun111c" .IS_~r cent fall short
New math placement test shows
fres en may lack preparation
I lu II' lmu·'
Ul lh ......... I I "1:
lh:sulh ,,, the m.uh pl,u;cmc:nl
exam adnuna~tercd tv freshmen dur­
In~ 1 he hhl ~ cd: ul school howcd
th.tl IS pcr<:cnt ul those: llludcntr.
were nut 411·11rltcd I v tulo:c: e\'cn 1 he
~nmplc!iil m.1th cour!lcs ultered .11
Lev. 1 .u1d ( l.u ~
•\ \tudcnt rnu~>l pi.H;c 10 at lc.t\t
lruermcduttc ,\lgcbru. e'fUI\'Uient to
the ~c~.: tmd \car 111 htgh &chool
.tl~chr. t. 111 hcHIII math cuur e ~ork
''' I (
~l:tth prolc:>~or ftob Ov.en:.
..;,,,.. 11 Ill 11111 early 10 tell v.hcther
tht•..c lcm 'core& mdtcate an o\cr.tll
decline '" m.tth kno"ledgc b) IO·
uJrnmg I n:'hrncn
lim " the hr 1 )car that the
tc't h,,, hccn gi\Cn to ull fr~hmen .
;.,; 1 he a"' &sn't ,m, b.&M~ I or com­
p.tr"""' \t:l-( )\I,Cn) S.IIJ -(f,. ltiMt
lh\.' llr'l lllliC lhllt \\C.\'C 11\Cd thiS
pa riiCUI,u h!'t "
I he nc" exam"'·'"' dcst~ncd tlus
\c.tr tr. the 111.11h dcparlmcnt tu •
dct\.'rllllllC htm prcp..retJ I C
.; '>tudenl\ ar"' lur cuur:.c:s no"' offered j
~ b) th.ll dcp.trtmcnt
li -I he test anvuiH:cJ II set~ ul
~
~ Crtlert.a \\ htch pcrt.uncd to speCific
RO(.~ R '\'ll.~O
Math te't '>core di,app•unung on mo't hberal curve:: renect increa.,ingJy
lenient htJZh 'chonl vr.tduataon rcquarcment-;
Literary review deadlirte
set for work submission
I h111' llul/na~\'1
l'•unt<r I uc \lana11nc ~dllur
• I hi.•IIIO:I,Ir\ J{e\1\!\\,l C\\1\ollld •
~ latlo..', puhlt,hcd nutll.•t lm crc~tll\1.'
\\ tllcl,, ·"'""· uncJ phutngr,tphcr,,
h.h ,cl .111 Ocl. 14 deadline.: I ur
\Uhmt..\llln 10 11:-. .Jan 10 1\\UC 1 WO
411 to 50 page ''sue~ are planned lor
th~o puhhcauon. now '>pOn')ored b)
the t ngh~h depart mcnt
'Our dcadhne for o.,ubm""on"
n1cc and earl\ 'owe can do u wrelul.
\lbJccti\<c JOb ol cdtllng and .. etecttng
matcrt.JI ~ 'a1d l ( :.en1or La'-it
~c:ppcler . co--c:dnor of the Lllcraf)
Rc\IC:\\ v.tth Fr .. nlr. \tlonon 'In
order to produce htgh·quaht}
boob. we need 'ubm&\li&On We
"ould e~pcciall) lilr.e to .. ee dra" '"8-'
and ~raphic ellort:..
-I' he purpo'c: of the Llterar)
rc\ 11:" j, to encourage creo~uvit} und
mutual .. up port lor l ( v. riter,,
photographer ... and arthh "
I he: I itcr.tr} Re\ICW " a com
pilauon ol poetry, pro)\~: crc.utvr.
"rumg, photography and graph1c
.nl' h\ I < · \llldcnt,, .. t.tll und l.t~ul
t\ \ ''·'" nl .thuut J dntcn ~tuucnl\
nhl .rnd pt uduw' the publica lion.
\\ hu:h " '"uctl 111 the form ,,1 ,,
\nit h111111ll htlltl.:h:t
lim 'car'\ ed1tton.; ol the -Rt:\ 1ev. "dl bl: gt ... en out tree ot
charg~ tu I ( ... tudcnb und lucult)'.
"l<l\1 \CJf \\<C: pnnted IWO i'Jo\UC:S •
(tn,tc.td ol one) tor the lintnme, and
lh~·\ \\Cit: ~Uih: \UCCC\\J ul .til hough •
'~c had to ,c:IJ the ftf\t one due to lac!.:
ul lund, .~ ,;ud Keppeler
111~· 1 n~h-.h ucp.trtancnt' ll )our·
pntl • 1l I h\:' !{~·\ IC\\ 1,1\l \\:'.If
I'"'IIIJ'Ic\1 1 h~· puhhcalmn', '""' 1.' In
tll.tl .kp.utm~·nt lhl\ \c.~.tr
"I a't ~\.·;u "·''the-llr't tunc \\c
'"''''' 'c"'n b~ th~; l nglt'h department
·" a ltl\.'Htr' cndcavUJ r.tthcr tlmn .t •
~..·nmnH inH.ulllJU \ pubhcauon ''"d
Mm hill · \h· rcwl\cd 'iUppnrt lrnm
till' I llj!lhh d\.'pattm~:nt tn the lnrm
ul ll\tllll'\ I"'' \Cilr ( 200) .1nd •
h:,tdtcl 'IIPfHlrt,
\\c nc,cr rea II} had .tn) thtng
111 uu \\lth the communiC'olttun'
cJcp.uuncnt -
All member'\ of the Lt com­
muntl} ;tf( encouraged to contnbute tn the Rc\IC\\, •Jt v.ould make ll
e.t,lcr un our Mall tl "ntcr!l \\oUid
I) pc.: or print thc:1r munu~cnpt' neat­
~~ • K ppclcr ,uid. YThi' would al\o
help th1. \Hiler'!\ ch<mcc: of bcmg
pubJt,hcd"
\uhmi,~IOII' to the Rc:\JCW
,hm1ld be 'c:nt to l C Bo \ 137.
·\rt I\ I\ Mt h 'ubmls~IO n\ tOO large: 10
111 en a campu:. matlbo:\ !lhould
addrc" ,, note Lo that ~me bo'
~:>.pl.uning thcar ,ituauon
I h~ "luth nt lJar., room m
I cmpktun uptn' \\:pt 2b Hnbb)
h11ur' :.rc S,11. and .... un 1-5
l ucrar) re" 1cv. 'taft mcetmeu
.u~· I u~. ... :t:l\ .... tt J:JO • p.m tn Ode: II •
~l.111u r. Runm 2.2 •
• -
I ••rca~ c:v\crcd 111 our clas~)." ~•d
Kuger Nelsen, I C math prota.!lvr
-Hut cH:n gr.tding un &he mo!ot
hhcntl (.llf\c. v.c v.erc 1111 a hUle
dt,.;lppmntcd \\llh the reo;uhs"
" I h1' 'I.'Cnb tu renee& the Ill·
... r-c;l'llll!-1) hhc: rut grail uauvn re­
•tutrcmcntlo '" lhc h1gh !'Ch11nb,"
:\clsen s.ud "Students arc t.& tng
k'' 111.11 h 1 h.tn 1 he) u~~.'<.l 1 o II· ... nut
tll.lt &he~ hu\·c .1ny lc s mnate .lblhl}
an nMth. 11', '" t I hat the) ure rCC'CI\ •
1111:! ,, puurcr h.tdground .-
Julie Jone ~. Pion"~' l.og cufl
wrner won .r SSOO IOUrnnli~m
lltholur~htp from the Scnprx­
Howard Foundauon thi" iUmmer Jt
was Julie'~ ~c<:on d vear a' a writer
<
wnh the Piullt't'f I.DR She plam. to
be a JOurnuh\ t.
The Cicnpp'i· Htlward Found<!­
uon pro\tde' ~cholar'lh tp\ to young
men und women preparing for
carreers in journali~tm and the allied
art:. I h~ m.uh dcp.mmcnt plnns lu
cuntmu~.: ~'' mg 1 he pl<t~o:cment ex am
tn ,til tn~:umtng lreihmen "'11'5 c.u.1er
letr h••th Mde~o lht~ W~ty," ~cl~cn .ud
"\\ c'vc found lh.tt man) 11udent
drm'l u:uhte lhallhe'i need muth for
m0111H~ )UCh all bU!IInelis. elemcntllf)'
cduc.tllnn. :tnd btOIOg). Hachclur ul '-'t.:ICIII.C: degree. II would
ucl a ·' halunec 10 the current
lurc:1gn langu.1_ge rcquuement of
H.u.:hclnr 111 An~t degree.
"fl' i!IIIJI .It the: diKU ron M.t~C
rtttht nu\1.." Nel...cn :.t~ld . '"8ut it'i
''""'her rc: . .,on v. hy wc''ic lltartc:t.J
udmuu .. tcnng the placemem c~am
to ull rhe fre5hmcn .. "lJy gl\tngtheexnm tne\c:ryonc
111 &he: tx:gmmng \I.e know how they
.uc rl.u:ed lithe) need to rake,, math
ti•Ur'C IU gradU,tle .. flu: lest& will be lept on file 111
rhc m.uh llep.trtment. but w1ll not
bccvme p.trl ol a stuflent'l perma·
nrnt record S&ullent5 are ~elcc1me
to \ rc"' ur dtscw;,s I hear exam "uh
,JO) ul the math profC) or. • Nd~n !I<Jid the cumculum
cumm111ce b dtscusscd c~­
t.ahlt,llln)! •I malh fC(IUJremcnt ror t1
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More tales from LCs Conrad ..
of Tilialo, tropical rainstorms
lhc-'tlli\1->c i~ Falelntai tn
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"tml mh.thllanb . 11 '' ''"1." ul thl."
l;u t!t"'' \111.1!!1."" 111 the .:uunlr) It
'·'"-'' .1 l.t~t>ml um.l u r~-cl •. llld ts
ll.td..l•ll h\ '·"' bu'h
I .1m .1 !!U61 tn thl." /u/,• (huu,c)
,,, lth.th\ .111d ht' l.umh I hl' tron -
rt\ttl '' nngin!,: ''llh r-.un \ et 11 ''
''·'rm .wcJ lht• ,,m, ol ltlt.tl,) nrx-'"
lhl." tl'\.'l"" r•~l.tng brc.tdlrutt
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,m:~ll htldrl."n, a )ear or '" o frurn
., ..... \\ltnl." nul.:cd. '-Otne'" thre:1d·
ban: fo,·a/a, 0..1, The raan .. eem~> 10 be
lit ~""F lhl."m wetter lhan ,sn,
U~'C,IO 1H b;tt h Ct1Ufd
l he\ oJ~ pht) tng "tlh "hat
""'uld t.c hlh ,,, po\t'n) '" \mtnc.t
~"-•rn ... 't.l h\.'CI t":tn, natled tu,, '''~ 1: and
'' h~IL"IJ tuh•u,f\ O\'C'r lhc l!t.t", rhe --nm ol o1n old htl."\ clc lire. darc\'led h' • • 1 f'ttlu. \1\11 ,~,. th~·m .111 l·nrtlh." ltr'l
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111 purrk .wtlllnall} h' du,Jr. I \\.Itch
11 I rum,, d11u1 1111lw ''JlCil·,ldcd fulc
I h~· \\lllll.lll ''ml.l. brc: ll»H~I!dln~
llllolh.'l Ut', h.tb\ \HtldiC\ the loUn\cl
"''"I tit,· lltwt I he \1\Uilg men.
l,llt!!lh."t.l 1tu111 pldlllg htl.'.adlrutl In
lhL' '·""· 1!!111111.' II
l.un~;. lllcll "' danncr I cat ulunc
.11 ,, ,111,111 t ahk l1\ ~.unoa , pc(lJ'IIc ttl
1111...• .1nJ jhl,IIIOil C•ll llhl 311U, ,1, II
!!II~"' · I ,1111 oll~tlrlh:d that flri\Ckgc
Hut I ".rnt hi"' un the lh\M ;mil C<~l
\\llh th~ hi I\'
•• Be11c1 1 h.11 \011 cal ltr:-t.-I'm -1t1ld ltl••n"l,lf!!IIL ' ='o I 'llaf'l.lrl \\tth
.1 l.nth.• .md lurk.,, l11'h lll green
l'k'.lll' uu,• nl .:urn,·tl ht..-el. und .1
pl.uc ,,1 -.hHJ hrcudlrun
I ~·.1 .tnne' .1nd I dt..'ChnL' tht..•
'"~·" I h.tl 'urrn~.:' ,,,m.t. I h'tcn
to lwt 1 r.llhl.atc "' 1 he lanuh: -l·k • J '\CK DEJOHN En F
~ ""nl.h!n fll\1\l, and Jt'gged ..round due' thll t.ll.L' 'ul!ar 1n Ju, tea-I he He'U pin\ at L( with Otrectton~ at Ja1l foe~t
the ,,1rd '"'h ~urpn~tng o,l.tll
I ".h ";uncd nc\ cr to gu
"11huu1 ~hve:o-1n the r.un bccau'l."
h011l.. \H\rm' n~ With the \\,IICr t.1bll."
and cltnl! to teet. 1 he-e ch1ldrcn
t:kam 1-ull-bclhed , t:}C:. ashmo:.thl!}
~u tmrc:h•ot 10 the ruin. Tht:} do 11
at"'"'· thou11h the ~orm' drilltnttl .tdulh 'h11d..h: .1l1ll\ peculmrll} I he
ChtfJIL'II ,1,111.' Award •
I It,• !!''"'" hu~' 'I!'Cill hl ,1\tllt.l
nw I ht.• J!"l'· "ho h<t\1!' eatL·rcd to
nh' lut l\\11 Ja''· .Ire!' lrtcndh. I - -ana (,rt) -John"lon
nr lh«' l'tCinf'fr I Vf
'"!l!!~''' ,, ".all, .tnd I up.: h chn,cn ,,,
111~ ~u•.tc . lnternnttonnl award "'tnnmg
musacaan. Anthony Broxton Jack
De.Johnettc. <~nd Mark Fne. .. en wtll
till l cwrs and Clnrk s Evans
Auduonum wnh JOU nt the Sept 30
Jan FcM It bcgi"' at 7 30 p m - ~
them.
t,h,llc)~e"cnded 1am1h II\~ 1n -1h1' Jult' I cuunt naneteen ch1ldren
.111J :tdult• at the ~'cn1ng pr.t}er
L un!! 41}.!0. the adult .. 10 that group
elected 1iti3lo their moto1, the
uurh•'nl} tn their 111m1l). 1 he)
ci~X1cd hun "hen hi!> lather dtcd
1 he\ cho,e ham tner ht) brother.-. I h~· 11l.ld " lull ul 'unlkr,,
l;u!!d' .IJ,,k,~-cnt. .md 1 here .trc
nume11111' "''' gun.~r, , l·rum l'.ICh
11·'''111~ ()I:Jc,trl.ln come' the ttuc~·
111111.-1 up~·. I, lh,ll >our bu)lrtl."nd!-
•
bec:m,c he h~td a JOb and'' as a \CT)
~n,thh: man
In ht~ Jute> h\e he. h1~ "•I e.
~.htldrcn ~r.mdchrldn:n. and hh
older b1uther"~ tam1h lih other
hrothcr-. 111 <lthcr \JIIuge~. act~Uit:'oe"e
hi h" kuJ~r>htp Hb '''ter belong
t .. 1h1.11 hu,h.tnd', lamll1.:s
llh.Jf,, " one: ol 11\C thousand
molar' 1n \\e,tern 'lamoa. He t..•lfl·
rum' the d~11me• •I ht O\\ n
ch1ldren and his brother' He i~ a
m •• tchm.tl.cr .tnd brcat...cr. and a
tud!_!l.' dunn,g d1)put~ He .mend~ to
th1.• I,IOllh ·.., ,CtCC ol mtnd. s~ I hilt
the\ cut o.~nd flll.l}, and that the
t•haldren gn tu school. 1 llfl\' '' rt.·.tll~ cmb.trrOJ"t"d "' nu
mu't tl.'lltlu:mth.u I um)our'l'l~r:·
'"'' "''" '' I"''' nut '"'h lu ""'her t\'fllll.llhlll I )001~ the ''md' ;tnd 'h"·
'"'"., .. , n.·h~"··J
lkh111.' nt.·d. I :o.hu"er at thL'
lr~"h".11e1 ptpl.' .11 the brtnt... ul the
l.tgl'''" I her~ arc r•l!-' rumrn.1~tng 10
th~ hl\\•tnk mud. neMh\ \\ hcu I
11.'111111 hllh~o•Ju/c llmd l1haln a'lccp
1111 1 hL• "'"" hc'tde Ill\ bed ''
~.llfll.'lliCI. It~·\\ rll 1 1\e .JI hllll .tnd bu,
111111\ llllk" hi \\CirJ..
'''" ,, h.tnJ~ me ,, lrc:~h
(,JI at. 1 .1nJ I \Hap 11 .twund m~
\\·"'' lllldt II, .end ~'a" I under the
llh"I.JIIltll net 1111u h.:d. It ''the nnh •
~J '\''""I! .mtl uld .nc I~ '"l! un
f'oiiiJ,IIIll' 111.11' Ull lhc: 111111r
I he•~ 1, .1 :!llt:l:p} \\ lu~pcnng
\t •~·n. thl.' 'tll.tgc ~cnerarur"
ltltll~o"tl•lll .uuJ t hl.' h;mg.ml! hght hulh
1.111~ ''UI 111 uur /u/c I h~·n lhl·
\\ ""'' •cell•• t.l•m ,JIId ~>ICifh • The Braxton ~altaph one
produce' creauve 'iOUnd!> wh1ch have
earned h1m esght maJor mustcal
awards s1nc:e 1973 and put h1m tn a v,.., sw~eS. magazme anacle t1lled
"Jau Come' Buck " Braxton ha!>
taught mus1c 10 college) 1n the Un­
ucd State" Canada, and f-rance, nnd
has completed 12 work.) for
orc.-heo;trn
Broxton wtll appc:nr Wt!h Dnvc
Holland Kcnn) Wheeler and Barry
Alhchul
De.Johnette a drummer, ha.)
recorded four mnJor album ~> He will
be on ''"Se wuh group. Lhe Otrcc·
tion.. "hich mclude-; John Abcr·
crombae Ale' Fof\ter Warren
Bernhardt .tnd Ron Mlltlure.
Maclure\ w:ork on the Blood weat
and I ear., album 'l.,e\\ York Cny"
earned him a 1975 Gmmmy nomtna­
tion for bc't in,trumental arrange­
ment \\hen ht: >hip~ :t rromtstn!!
daughter or nc:phe" to 'e" Zeal:..nd
ur Ua\\.tll. he expect to rcctl\e a
h~.";l\' r'-'n ot their tonhcormng tn·
l.'llllh:
lrhalu h .1 member ol the .:oun­
ul nl IIWtUI\ ca lied the It Jilt' I he\ Federal htJmanity grant to aid
LC Library, Bodine renovation
m.l~>l.' tlu: '1ll.c~c rule-.. delermmc Program• and faethlles for
runa~hnwnt lur th~ Ia\\ bre,JI..ef') .1nd ~lud} olthe humunuies at Lewts and
mt<.rn11c ~.-clcbr.mun When the\ Clark got '3 ~hot 111 the arm Lhe last
.uc ,c.1tcJ 111 the c~clu,t\c Clr<lc ul "'cd; when the Nutrono.~l Endowment
.:htd lh~.:' 'fll:'l'~ the urt,tncmlu: lor the Human1Ue' granted the
lo.~n~lllil!e ''' :-.arn0.11. \ llm\ct\ ~chool S2.3S,OOO
'fl~'\.·ch rcM:r' cd unl} lor them. a~ 11 1 he grant w1ll be matched on b)
h.tJ ~"Cn fur thctr predc~.cs:.n r~ CI\C:r another one-Lhird I rom LC
thl.' l."t \'IJ;hl\ ~encra11on~ . 1 he grant mone} will be spent
I h~.: ram h O\t:r 1 he: cloud~ accord1ng to the followmg
h,J\1.' po.~~~....:J hll he: "C: 1 and the ~una,. bre.t~ down•
~"I lin!! ••n th.:m \len arc: ~ummg • Reno\ a lion of BoDaoe
hum~· 1rom rhc plantataon or lrom Ph}l>tC.al C)c1ence Bu1ldtng Cor a new
\p1.1 th~: ••nh to"n an \\ e~tc:rn humanau center SIOO,OOO.
"\o~nm,, \luthc:~ ha\C been \\llh •Expan ~ton ot the humanities
th~·tr h;,rhtl:'' .. lll!u~ collection in ·\ubrey Watzek
In th~: lol.-"h.:re tum u ~UC<> t. Library. S7S,OOO
rlr~.:r~.: h.J\t: ht:c:n three ne" habt~ • Fundin1.1 of u film .md lecture
''"~" C.. hn~tma~ I he m.tll~t g•rl-. ~rie :. on the humanitjtl> , S37.SOO
"'\:1!111 '" he c"-pcrt!> .... ith babu: . I he •Expan•ion of "' :-.Jonhwe:.l
*''II: JUnh:l.l I ut;o ~.,n rod and Mng regional depo:mory for mu::roform
une nUl Ill h:.tr .. the, ugh !>he I !I on I) materiali rn Watlek I tbr-.try, Sl s.-
1 \\II \ c:.u" uld 000
">am ~o:t "u \cr;)o !kill!>l ~·•n!! llml.' •E.sutbll•hment at LC ot a
11""fllc mme nniU the: rootd lnr ·• Nonhwe t Area Studie~ Center for
tc1/u" ,, r "·•m•n~ t:Xt'Uhlon An11-the humanlltc: ~. S7 • .SOO
I~.: II~' k·'""" '"th c\cl") ''er I he The college edlllon of Wt"bJtn's
\\,JU.w}! hct.umeo, tu .... cr ~~ }IIU \t,ut ,\',-.,. World Orcrronarv of tht"
'" ~"1"\ the \ te" Y C)U ~ncoumer Amnu on I.An~tuogt defines "the
111.111\ I tte11ch, t!rc:~-: 1 th,·m. pcrh .1p~ humanutes" atJ "the branches of
""·'' "'d mmc un learning concerned wuh human
\ "" .111: \l:f) lud} lu \1.:1.' .t thought and relatiOn$, as da-
•1111,1.1 111 l'•rlllaml In f ,,lclut.u. un tinguashed from the SCience., cs-and, often. the fine nrtli, htstory, etc ··
Matennl" m the m1croform
depo~Uol) are cataloged 1n 20
colleee hbrar1e' an lhe Northwe~r
und arc U\'atloble to \tudenh on
request
Pn:s1dent John Howard ... ntd
the 1\onhwe .. t Area ~tudtcs tenter
"all '>crve a, a local p01nt on the
campus and 1n the commun1ty for
undef')tand in!l and apprecuuron of
the Pacific ~onhwe!>t '$ ht\IOr) and
culture.
The: "EH grant wa~ made
po~s1ble b) the National Foundation
on the An' and Humamues Act,
pa\!>ed by <.On!(rC'fi~ 10 1976 f he act
<~uthort1ed eAptsn'lion of the N E' H's
grnnt program, whtch aads
humanist ic institutions
L( \ recent financ1al cmphast~
ha~o been on tmprovmg sc1ence
pro~r .. m' and facthtte~. Howard
~ud "We are now compleung th1a
program and the college t'\ shtftrng
"' empha'!s to further devdopment
for the humllnlttC."1 ," he \Jtd due for Jazz F~t
Solo bas' player Fnesen. a
Portlander. began performtng
profe<~saonally at the age of sixteen
Ue toured Europe an the summer of
1915 "llh the Brll) Harper Qumtet
and will come to LC l>trrught from
the Monterey Ja/l Festival tn
Califom1a f-ne,c:n piny' n 'ltrmg bass made
111 f·r.tnct Jround the year 1800.
There are SOO seats ava1lable
J he 'tudent chnrge ts S I SO, $S for
other' T1cl>.et' are avullable
\\eekday' from 9 a m to S p m at the
Information de'~ an Templeton
Center •
Need Unleaded Gas ?
9¢
Mini-serv at
Burligame Union 76
•
.. ,.., .&.A.A.&.. • ger & T a y I or's
Ferry
Coupon Clipper's
S cial!
Lube
5 Qts Oil
Oil Filter
95
Name
Address
Phone J!•ll•tl lhlll 111-ll-77
Burlingame Union 76
Terwilliger & Taylor's Fy.
llt,; "'"''•''"""'' Let., I ul the •~htnd ul pecaally, literature and philo,ophy,
4 lj Stpumb~r 1977 1 --Howurd .tdded that the NE.H
matc:hmg grunt should enable LC to
S«Ure 'uppon from foundalton,
corporation. and tndtvtduals who
may not hove contnbuted tn the put
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thd
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uke up
The pr
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CUC'liC imj
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phy cd
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upcon'l • week\
\m I
htc mol
change;
le T~
the on
arc J\
n~ a qu,
b1gge
• paper
lmo't 9
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under
re\
• Cllmlnl
n 10 l
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h\\ hile
the J wever
nnoun
thmg tiU Fest
Jazz F~
a 1-ne\Cn play., a '>trmg ba~~ made
ag in France: around the year 1800.
rt. 1 here are SOO seats avaalable
>f lhe \tudenr charge •~ S I SO, $5 for
t other' facl.cl\ are available
n \\.eckdo)., from 9 a.m. to S p. m at the
n I nform,Jtaon de' I. an Templeton
Center •
~aded Gas?
9¢
·serv at
, Union 76
& Taylor's
Clipper's
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~'"''' IJuu lll·lf-77
nion 76
Taylor's Fy.
1546 • • 1n1on
I dllnt·ln•t hid
~, .. , .a ne~o~. eduor, there arc
r change' you wall lind an
",, J.og 1 htb week, and more
1n the following week)
were .. evc:ml nrenr. 1n
· l tJJ( needed amprovc:ment
resumed publishmg lu~t
• Tho\C fuult!i hnd gaven
apc:r a poM name umong
nd (lark \tUdenh .wd
won 11 lir-.1 place award for
per ilcro\~ the nation. n
amongst paper' of it!~
l.o~ tried to change that
ing wa' the fin1 area to be
F.ditor' grew tougher
C'.tme to edmng Wnten
a st.
1 came the de,agn ot the
a me• term sawn revnmptng
"appearance. The name
1 page 1~ the only thang
• from before that ume
took on an ordered look
had before.
the year began, the
phy wa\ ternble. The staff
ke up excus~ for the poor
rhe problem was that no
ld believe us when we told
'Hn~ purple munchkan m SIZ.t­
'neaked mto the darkroom
and set a tittle-known
n cur..e on all our film
Improved when JUniOr
0'>ter took over as
ph} edator and a Portland
y College photo expert,
pard. became techmcal
her ~tare
k for umque photo techm­
upcomtng ~sues. Watt a
I week,· and you'll see photo­
~m an the National
1c mode
changes :itlll to be made ure
lc fhey are the poh~h1ng
the one\ you don't notice
' arc JU~t a:. Important to
ng a quality paper
b1ggest change I) expan-
paper will have 12 to 16
Jmo'>t everv week It'' not
\~L C 'lapped w.anextraSI
under the table but that
ng revenue\ wtll tncrca~e
commg vear The ad \tafl
n ltl handle tho'e expec-
em" ng '" an C\llentJal part
h"' hale paper The Log dotll
nt to remnin a financtal
n the .. hcool. That's not to
ever that self-suflictency
nounced nt a party the day
orr ow
htng that wtLI boost
ng " a ~pec10l pull-out sec-tmn culled Almo.fl Hottnn that wdl
be found .tuck inMdc the Log orne­
day \OOn II'~ il guade to entertain·
mcnt throushout Portland, from
mo\IC houMt'l to re.<uuuranh tn
cludtntrthelr houn ,and how to get to
them b~ bu!l
What doe, the nume Almost
BoJton mc.m"
You'll hu vc to wnit until at
come~ to your maalbox.
1 wo other mujorchangesurean
e~panded nat1onul tnd international
ncw!i ~e,tion. und two pager-dealing
with nothing but entcrtatnment
The l.og ~tarted a column of
world-rd.lled ntW) last wtnter culled
Win Bnef." It wus uc:fded to the paper
bu;ause tudent'i reque:~ted it when
polled olhout chunges they'd hke to
'ec mndt tn the paper. They wanted
to leep dbre:a'l or what went on tn
the world and though there were
other new 'puper.. on th111 campus, 11
wa, very dtfhcult to acquare one.
If .1 ~tudent wanh to buy an
Or~Roman he has to watt half the
ntght unttlthe dchvcry people arrive
tn the monng, and ,omcumes he
mu!ll a\~ault 60 other people who
want one of 20 papers Newspapers
in the hbrary are often mtssing, or
out ot date
·•tn Brierwtll be expanded next
week to cover page two It's been
relnled "The ReJI World "
C latrc M,trttn now waeld111g a
typewntcr carriage lt the Salem
State.tman wrote the Loi<> first
ent~rt.unmc.nt feature~ la"t spnng
With a new entertamment ednor,
L1'1.1 Grocn1ng. and an amuous staff.
tho\e type of features wtll cover two
page-..
The I tJJl''i appearance has
changed under art dtrector Jenrufer
Dritt It hn!> ,, much hghter
uppearancc: tntended to emphast7.e
1 he 'torte!! o nd larger photos rather
than detract from them
1 he t ettcr.. and Opamon c.ec­
tton'i have been moved to the center­
told le;nmg the first few pages oft he
new'lpaper 10 news.
In the. pa~t the edator and hts
board IM\C rc,ened thetr optnaons
about what happen~ on cnmpm A
regular feature lrom here on tn will
be un,igned 'taft edttonal that ex­
pre'' the: majont) view of the Log's
cdttori.tl bo;trd on matter. of impor­
tantt to \tudent . look lor signed
edt tonal" from member, of the staff.
too.
As .tl\\.,1~. the Log accepts
letter to the editor Addrt'l'l them to
Box 21 The deadline 1~ Fndayo; at I
p m. \~ wath mo\t papers. the letter.>
page I!> the w1de't read People want
to know whut other' ure thmkmg,
what problem' they're having wtth
college hfe
One th1ng that mny grate hard on athlete!' v. ho want to read and rc·
read news .about their lumous
touchdown or wmntng poants m
ba!t~ctball" thnt le!l•· emphu111 will
be placed on what happened dunng
mvolved 10 port, read' u No pu~e
people anvolvcd m tho\e 'POrt, or
the reasons gnmes go well or not so
well.
fhe problem wtth the ports
page has been thnr nobod~ but those
involved an sports reud 11 No page
should be written and edned (or only
one-fifth of the student body. If the
sports page is to be 01 useful part of
the Log. it shuuld be interesting to u.
many people as poJ ible. Whene~er
ne~ry to amprove the readabtluy
ol the sports page. !\Core, and per­
sonal record wtll be placed in a
bnefs column of athletic events.
Kim Hartwig. former sports
cduor for the Portland Community
College Brttlf((' has tuken over the
sport' ,t(.tlon
The Pubhck Occurences page
ha~> a new look and .a new meanang.
Information on that back page: of the
paper hao; been recategonzed
Rather than arr.tngmg evcnu only
by when they happen the page w11l
be broken anto ~tegon~ telhng
what is happentng . You wont have
to fumble for exactly what you wont
to know
What arc .. bntes'"? They're
short arttcle' in papers which offset
the important 'itories. An article
about worm ru">thng in the Texas
panhandle or ~omethmg .,.mdarly
humorou!l I'> an eumple of .t bnte.
The LoR will be usmg tho't
pcnodJC'.t.lly .
There Me more manor change~
the dots at the end of ~ton~ to avoid
conf us1on over whert 1 hey end, some
unique headline destgm. more mtor
mauon below photo\, and change\
in the way by-hn~ look
It'' all part of quahl\ JOUr·
naltsm "'ot to be confused wtth
college: _rournahsm. •
\ •Uc't \Vrllcrs
IJ/w l'11ntc cr I ux uc t c I''' Jo:llt'\/•
Ill ltfc'll clrtlc /c•\ c 11111 c'fll/11~ Uth/t (I\
o/ 11111 r,.,, I•' the• \llldc•lt/ hoc It.
/1111 Ult: /II c/11 II 11ft II ftut Jo:m'\ •Ill tJI
/1'11 '' ttnd c lm /. 1/un,• mtc•rc 'trcl ,,,,,ftJ tlrc''l'lll tllc'lf ttlt U\ 111 Jc•lf
I'll'(< • •' \I .' i! I Itt dc•uc/11111' '' /(I
,, Ill ' '"""' \ /, u.•n ''' 1/w bht11r ,lwttld be·
'" ldt • "' rl '' • Uo' .! I 17w clt•udlmc•"
1/II0/1 1/,rm/al \ Ill ,uJtt/11\\lrlll'
'"' ,,J,/ lw t I{Wtl, duuhfc .. '/lUI r•d. and
rtu· \lllo/1'1 I to r•tftllfiK for Jo:rUIIIIIIUI
tllllf lt'IIO,:tJc \II tllllll/1/lltlll\ ft•lfc'f\
n til l'tth/1\lll'cl
Ill ft'fiiT\ lire• flff/1/t'tl, t' I II'Jif
II //I'll \fltlc 1' I' (111//lt'r/
OFFICE OF="
STRAIEGfC
.SIGNIACANCE Support 14-meal trial
Jdr Pierct
Prt~nur I nt "411vr·fn-Cbf rf
Con,idenng the lo"" proportion ol ~tudents expected to parttCipdt.e in
any ahcrn;JII\c S.tg<~ meal plan. ~tnd the htgh co1t to those who did, the
progr.~m ~huuld not be inMituted at Le\\J!Ii and Clark on a permanent bui.t
until the plan '' gt'>en :l trial period.
r hough it Ill not fair to students "'ho eat 14 or less meals a week to pay
lor ,1 lull 20-meul program, neather 1s 11 v.ase to permanently insutute a
program thut e.ssentiuUy means rule of the mtnont)', wuhout gjving studenll
u ch.mcc to tot 1ts worth
T'he 14-cneul plan 5hould be gt\itn the chance to prove atself.
t'\ccordm,; to Rod Bond, darcctor ol Saga ICT'Vioes at LC. Sap "'ou1d
hdVe no diflicully dllowtng for 3 one-year trial. Paper work. or which tbe
bu~1nas office ha~ compl.uned, would not be ampossiblc to handle. The
anconvcn1encc for students who mtght have to switch back to the regular~
meal plan ~hould it pro\e unsatisfactory would not be a cnahang blow to
anyone. The~ v.ould llimply go back to the program they ha\le grown uJed to.
II the p~n \locre ~uccessfut or not, if litudent protest to the program v.ere
sc:riou), a JUdgement on it) wonh would be more antellitzcntly made by both
students and administration uher n )c.tr •
Saga: hungry freshman
1 o the ldltor:
All I ~u here. pen in hand, sull
seethtng. nil! moaning. sttll Winans
from the agony of defeat, the picture
is still in my mind-laving memory of
m)' first dinnner at Lewis and Clark.
Or !~hould f say lack of dinner.
Arriving as a transfer freshman,
I expected to see some kindness
some compa\Sion and even omc
common sense.
Ala), the memory tum~ me
green. I fell to the Ooor in anguish,
MPiease. sir. may I ha\e ~ome
dmner'!." I queried. my eyes respect­
fulh downward .
.. May I \CC your card? .. came
the upperclal>\man'\ rumbhng voice.
tur away in the heavens reactung my
car
.. Certainly. m, .. ( said, handing
h1m my grot~que by fairl\1 accurate
l. D picture.
~\lope." came the cruel repl).
.. You'll have to ha"-e the orange'Eat'
c.trd. This isn't valid Lill tomorrow."
MBut. 'ir." I pleaded. woh. sir!" .. Nope," he said knowtngly .
I trudged sadly up the hall. my
little belly empty. my,elt forlorn.
But under the \eneer I was
angry. oh 50 angry at the deeree.
Perhaps I should have been more
c:arelul that tint wee'-: ot oricota.uo n.
more scrupulous in keeping the
tru$ty card close to my heart.
Hov.e.,;cr. I did ha"e an 1.0. card
thai adentified me as a LeWll and
Clark student entitled to meals.
Oh, cruel world! To be a st&r­
...mg ircshman! The tears overflow,
running 5'4tftl dov. n my cheeks.
What did the gentleman fear,
that I was n former student. arriving
\lo ith m} J.D. and trying to get &n
1lhcit pu~cc of chicken? lt ~nu
probable that the lewis and Clark
gradua1es h.n-c better things co do
than show up here trymg to con a
free dinner \t least I hope rhe) ha .. -e
better things to do
Well. any"'ay. thank)ou ktndly
ir How did JOU know that I'm on a
diet1
&mb1 Liu:hman
WUERKER SY OIC-\TED
Pioneer Log cnrtoona\t Matt Wuerker wiU be
syndicated acros~ the country this )ear. The College
Preo;\ Sc:r\ice, 3 nattonwide :s)ndicate specializi ng in
news havtng to do w.ith colleges and univenities, will
. end \\ ucrker's editorial canoon) to its clients from
Puget ound to Florida. Though Wuerker s.&YJ he
doesn't v.ant to make a li,ing from his anwork. he
appears to be well on his way to doing just that.
Pioneer Lo
Camp~P liu!l ll
I c"" 01nd CluJo.. Colle~. Ponbod, Orcgnn, ~7219
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I •htu••oh·t lu•l
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'V<•Ih I dtlut
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h.nknc Kamoco
K11cm I omba«J
John 'M:Ott
mlll \arb
l'cm Olson
l'ulolh I. (),. urnJ~n l\bnt11A attba\111D
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M,., h. I oh\ l'ad~ll I "" f'uun:an, \m\ Rtt\1lth, 'lc\c Rw~rJCr, Kcll) Runl:llll,l. AOM
'Ietner Inn ""~ Ruth '\lromqubl, H1lh 1ltonlcuuwn. ~•ul \' ~I ,, ....... • Murr;l\ C.tl\.'m.ln lotte Jona.
John 1\:hc.,c:r: I l.J\C lm•c
t'loHto•t• uJII" R rt;a H..-r" \11\c: L onoc.
tltll Oc:.nr ll:m I .ahto.:-'-\bn flumphrc•. Fn\. Jm\C.Il.. 0"•~111 l.1\ K;ul Pctcnc:n \lla
Prcrw>n Buon R •C\: Ron Rocllllhh
t'ltt<lt•~t• t•h• \d•i,ot l\tf1 !>hC'PJ'CN
l't"d"'lll"' ""'" C'l.tr~ lt.o~• l"br\.. \1,., L Depner. Cl.~t•h~ C. ~tic
t ""''""'I'"" • J.unc H.Jr~"n C"ukh OJ):.I
r.; .. ,cn Harttdu fhlllho:th Hdhn Gra« fnolucho, Chns Joh11.10n
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lhll RNd l't•nl.ond (1"""" qT.HO Ptintrd •«\.h b) 1bt Latro~"'T" R, \l('n ~·t'ld cw~
r<'~'"~ ~Qtd ~~ l'urtt..nd \lrcf"n A1111ual aubcripuon caat. S.' 7~ h•f I 'i •ul•••nbo..-n.
'tancbrd 1111~.., fnr .!t•f!l.l' a4,cnullll- ~2.2.S per column tQCb., SU half ptF. SUO t.u
p;A~ l~hari'X' f,lf .t.a>c,IIIN oJ sQ.) per '"O•d lbc-PIODC'Cf loa'udatonal ud bmi-oer ..
to • on 11-K-tu~nt "' T C..:C111Cf ntertain ent
~~====~~~~~--------------------------------------------~ c· ... ~.atown: a gurnshoe ............... ead of all the rest
A leading nose gets his Q-Tip
l ,,. (,ru, ninj!
r..,.. , I ur I n1rna1nrnrn1 I, du()f
"\'s~ 1' nt~o'C', hut rnc '' • tk-'t
rs a ""'gnn IM Chmatu111 "Of-\ ·,
Fndo\ n•ght p~mtl'l'(' II vou tf...t' c1
httk "~ u:tl pcrH~NI) or d1s1urbmg
violtnct' an' our pnnuc-c:.>e thrrller'
don't m''' th1' fl.l74 rehthh ol \am
c;p.;de Ydth n I\\ t:o.t
Darected h\ Rom<tn F'olan,L:i •
and 'unnng Jack ''' hohon,
('}unarm• n tnl;e, st tudu:nCC'
through n man· of confu\10£ Cll)
pilhttcs to rnd up ~llh a 'en­
~taonah~uc eondu~"1n. :"\ot n bad
plot con,tdenns the redundunc) Ja£'­
tor of mn't detecla\e mo,,e , but
Polan, .. , trclche' the IQJO' IODO·
ttnt suhtlct) "llh lurtd IW1 •~ that
bnng the film and us effect fnr up
anto modern. oph•,trcalcd brutnhl)
DetecU\-e J J Gutes, ponrn)ed
b) )'\tehot on,t not \Our run-ol~the­
mtll macho pm'ate-c)e That' \\hal
maL:~ it ~o ds. tJutctmg \\hen he •cis
roughed up Run~!lrng anto a !\Cherne
l0\"0h1ng murder, e:o. and the l.o~
t\ngeles \\8ler 'upply, Gttte pluys
the derccii\"C-tn-dt en: " better rhan
Fn)e Dunawa). the o1led, ccreiJ\C
heroine
~ tanang \\1th "hnt he .5U)pectcd
a mere case o( rnlideltr}. Gures end
up wnh on smpromptu no"e JOb thar
mO\'Jegoers sttll !all about three
I ~'!I C .rttt'ntOJ.! noar.; Iuter ..
I here nrc fewer ~lug-au t \ctnc'
Ill C'hmrltOl• ''·but the dCIC'(;IJ\C' '' ho
.arne-nut or fight' wtlh e\ en hair m
pl.t~o'"t went out wtl h 1 he Packo~td
'o1 onh mu't \It' "ate h a ~nilt' ,flee
through one ol rhe mo~t tamous
k~1dmg n~hC~ In HoU~ wood. but '"e
,tfC con,IUOII\ reminded ol thc
muuluuon n~ Gille:\ fiN 'POlb a
'' htte bandage then bare .. all dunn~
a IO\ e s«'n~· \\ llhJu.-.tthc ragged end
otrhe suture ,ucJ.:mg out ot hi, tncc
R.-mdnge. ~ut urc, or phlegm'""
gt'l more ntlenuon tn the '~ne than
P'a)e Dunln'IJ) ns c\elyn ~tulwrn ),
'' ho ha!> about a~ much warmth 11( u
\\CI Q-Tip
The conclu son ol ChmaWK/11~
the mOlil dt turbrng element ol nil.
Polnmk1 hn~ dmggcd the v1e"er
thrC'Iugh lhe IOn£lcd my tcry unul
the mo 1 a Jl.lthcliC'of rnm1cgoers nrc
Jool:mg for lhar one: r .... .,, clue. And
)ou mu~ C\Cn thsnk vou've got it
unul Polnn ki thro"' the \\hole:
thm~ m )'ou lrtp, and tt h.-c:h• lll.t' a
dead trout
\ Iulie liC:\ ne\er hurt the old
thnlle~. but f'olan,kt hus dro1ggcd
cvel)onc 1 hrough 1 he unple.a~a.nr
mud: of tncc:.'t. 6'elyn Mul"ray
rna} nol have Y.Untcd a bo) ju'c like
the bo thnt llUlmcd dear old mom,
but 11 couldn't ha\e happened to a
mccr g1rl • /.
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•\\ tldl I\ \OU'rc: prohubl) ,,llllfd,l\ mghh I ho~c ol tp· IC~ul.tt \,';JIIOl!. I he IJ.sd,, I,,,
tlcth:f tlll fli\:Ct.rl~ Wl uml·run laHlrllc~ .wd ,J .. pru~ hlllh·tll h.tcf... pHlJl~ tl 1111 l'luDrH I ur I ntrnumnmr lcchto1
It' hard tn CnJO) a mo\ 1e "hen
) uu h;H e to pn gum I rom ) our
pant,. dudcc fhmg beer boule, or
\\,11~-;h 1 he I tim cnnklc .1 nd bum 111
the mu.Jdlt: til ~~ lender lo1e CCIII:'
\\ h1l~ l'ortlund ha a le" good
theat~" ol the: wdmg~hatr-com·
ron .tnd .ur"'(;ondtlloned ~ tnd, ch~rc
;~rc .. orne mo' tc houSQ of "hu:h to
be w.an •
for thulle \llldent "ho Isle 10
breo.1~ the monotOn) ol C(lllege hie b)
..tth:ndmg u mo\ te ever) no" .tnt!
then. the I OG hal> comptl«< .1 h~l of
theater houl>C:I f he are<Jn'ldcd rnlo
luur catc:,gon~
•Cia ' pecml film . SJX.CI:JI
"' ntmphcre "here \ ou can land
m11re •mron<Jm cntennmment than
mu~r pl.ace~ llruach' ' 12.3-7343 (\\ o~lch I\ J \:,,,, p.arl..tllg tn the :"l:onlmc,l It(...~· 111 'tr~·h.h 1tlll .tnd rcl.t h"t
I he Um.td\hl\ ln-Ctnema th.'rghh,uhoull \\tll ltkc the I "'4lllrc "·"'"''Ill lot ''·•(lie .. '-lldlltg tHIIIII
hnuld\1;' h..'CII gong1."d l,()()O \C,tr' 'lh \\l'lllll' .224.0tfll\ (J·unf...,) th~· fltlltl .11111 \tiii'JI h,I\C,I11t,'\:Cillll~
.tgo l,lll''"utg rh.: Lrend ol mult1· I hi." '" tn-~crc.:n 51h \\cnul;' 1 uJ-h.al.'l u t.smnh:nt
'l;lt,~ll huu~~.~. lhc: Hronthl.t) r.u-m:.u Pnnl.uHl Stut~o• l 111\Crstl\ ···-'wlh\\1'1 I ihu "llllh ( 1'1111 I .:!.:!h·
llllurll."ttllsort!:tn.tlh 'IOglc-,~rccnco tf.tlh nw,.,tl\ \llllknts ( lal>~ll.' ltlm ' 1 It 1,
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the,,,.,., tntn three e:rarnrc:iJ. dtrt) flt"h:r .... wJ tnlclkc&u.sl lung-h.nr,. 1 hi.' '"' tht.• flhtlc to \h'.ll c,ut h
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lllll''"'' gl!t \ou 1hc tonurc:d 111m ''""' uuc,n'l hue her )llu. I k'fltl"' ttt.tl .111 In 1h~: Ponl,tnd \11
pnnt' 11 1!1 tll.:l.l"''n.al nunhltngs 111 I he ~:cthn~ \ltto.l!lllll ~dtuul ul \rh, tlw l enter
''"'"' IIIIU\l, L-2-4':>'1) CLI.I\S)) lh\: -,h \\cnu~o· ulten huo•.) ltlm shl'"' 111114lle llhm ol .tlll\pl')o ''"
'"'''.: liou~e regular, \\Ill~"} 11.: '"·"' .tnd nudnt~ht lllll\le ,,wf...cnll,, \lcm~r htp rndut.lc t.J".
lhl o,;orultu1.1hh: oJimO!>phc:re. good h.u!,!.tllh C•'lllll,,tltt.l ..... dcnJ.u ollthnc\Cilb
culll.-c o~ntl o\er lulled charr~ m:t~c: \ .tlln .:!Y:!-1}1 N (Uk.t}) It ,, .t ,l,tlll!o ,, mh,,f lm I tim nut'
th1~ hurldtng oncoflhe rno .. r porular I the \\IUn,ell 111 one or 1hr1.-c tnt~o're ... tctJ an llhl\tc" from /Jud.
lht:.llcf' Mound I 'he ltlms nrc hand· thc.stcr.. ur "''c) our c~ar 111 tllle lur ge ,,,,,, til //,•//' I tit:••/, •
fllt:~c:d .wd OJ\\.trd·\\tnnang 'horts p,ll.,llll! l~tt I hi." \\ c.'tt:ate ~.:.ttrte_, u
.trc 'ht.mn lrcquentl) Cuh him '•"1!!1.." ''' lthm. M) 1f the long ltnc lnr
''ud~:nl' ... pend lheu 2.50 there to \uu "'"' lruo;rralc~ \ou, JU~I hnJl
~"t •• I.Jllolhl\ COinfllete hm~ \lore 11\CI Ill 1/CI( ,r//1/lr Dandy Bo
speaks tou
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1'111111 t 1 I ''I! I dlloll•lll I hl~l
.In I \ .1 plltcc
< hundlc:r t.:.lll(d 'a h.trd•
\\llh no more: pt:r,.onahl
p.tpcr cup," 1t\ the btg 1 "'II chanE;C &he \\OJ\' you
teeth und deter mane "here
hu111\ the Iaiiie thmgs thur
)OU 10 collec1 on th,al gn.
re,.cned
I hmu~h .til the
rnn\ hem 11 1~11'1 1 he plor
rent m) ICI) rn th\! m
~omethtnp much less blo~
pmulc e\c J I (,JIIe..\ 111n·
Gute!l Isn't,, 1930\ g
the Aol!Urt i'il\ le. He'
enough to lllltre do" n thc
cannon clc'tcrh da~gus cd
f>mu1p an c\po.:n.l\~
"1 Oll{llur ht' purpcl)C\ but
lu sm:r~c. l1111c' ll\erllrt!
InC} too h.liJ to he tough
fir doc,n·l knrm \\
mg .rnd proh.rbh doe,n't
10£ flCUJlll• I~ h111 JOh, nul
1 botu h1:~ p.l\ scale more:
sohes ht"' C'.a~c. ~IICCc.<IS I urn
the end
In I \ 's chtn,tC0\\11
h:t \ c tl slog.111 K no rl\ lmlc
ble" J hnt', \\hut the mo\ 1c
I hourh <.tllh.<:s doc) .t!. m1
com to help ha~ dtenl. he on
the suuatto11 "or~c:
I h~ \\ cll·donc plot m.t\
phcatcd .md 111111~urng, r
el,1bomtc and th\! .tell
l·u.)e Dun.l\\t~\ "'the l!\ror·~r eli
f,td) 10 d1strc's fir-~ r.ne, Carroll
hl ~hm1 olf the prohl.:rm
Ill dc,ahng \\II h ht~ JOb,
Wnh.l\\ ''" lurm Jnd
the flllll ltnall\' <lt!JlC 0"
sumclhsnr mtnur. r.t&hcr 1 1 k
"orld·cr u-..~'"11 m;~ntpul;~t" lQ
enurt• Cit~ ~ "<Her <>uppl}
some I htn~ 1 he cl;~ '"
mellen. llt'\cr \\or ned "rth.
thin!; lh,tt .tllt:<:l C\'
and are the dectdtng l.tclo
haprcn ... to them I 1•!: ... , .... ,
'ttl orpQ
•I unl \ ~hO\\IOg l!Omc ol the
da "1t ..,, .. r-. I rum the blucl und "hlle flll\\Cr ltl em'
I 'II""'' :?:?2-l-'77 1 I unk)) I • ' 22b-2t~tJ
\1 ..... " th"' 22h ub tJ ~~ ­"ttl rem
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•OJ...o.t\ al \ ou'rc too bU'-\ an the
t.Jo~r~ h.•d: lhcrc lo ~>ee ;sJI ol the
nlll\ IC: Jl'o, "nrth II I he l 'l.lutrc bun~ b.td
.tudtcm-c·n:l.jut: t~o'tl prtnt:o lnr the
h,Jf!!-1111 pran: ul S I Sund.t) thruugh
I hur,lf,l\ lllltl I SU • rrt.J<.~) and
Now PlaY-ing __ u_, \-.;""--'~-"'"-lei• \\ ttlun .1 1.rl) bloc!\ ol e.u;h
'''h~·r lh~· ltl\ .rnd the \.lu"c Uu\
h.l\c rc1,1111ed thctr Mnttlc ~cr~.o'\:0
\l,tiU' lr1•1l1 lltt: llld d,l\ linlh • lhc,atc" tw,,(... gr.ulc·H. ~cmatrun.tl
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r rp·ha,·lt~.;,,ll•ull, nuu m-.tnt.l-murtl.ltc
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lilt \luhlh \rn ~~ 2l 7 rn
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lmn Ul I II Ull:
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tlt tlwnmhlo " t01n..ton nn <ln culrur 11
c\ luhun II II n .un nt I he dom.:.-.ru:o~·
tu;m ol pl.inr o~nll ollllllt.ll lo .. nil the )c.:rll
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llct:un 'I 11m tng ~·lt.l "''"''e.: cl.t)~•c~.
.tnt.l 111~ "illltll '"c c'l 11' unl' thc,ttl'r
htllt!!-" h.u:~. th~· old lccltng ol ~cctng ,,
!!"ud Jllllll \lith,, bundtul kttl'o '' hn
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speaks tou
ll'll I•JI'fl'l'
l'umut I ur I •lllut In I hltl
,In I \ • a pl.tcc
< h.111dk·r called "n h.•rd·
\'II h no mote p~t'lion.th
p.tp~·r l'llp," u's the hag
\1 1JI ChllnttC I he Wfl) ) 011 I)
h."Cih und dctcrmtm '' ""''"
burtt\ the httlc: thantt·' that
)llU 10 COIIl"Ct On lh1ll {lrfl\C
rc:~cnc:d
I hrough .til the mu
mu hem at t~n·l 1 he pl••t
real m) tcr \ 111 the
~>ornc:thtnr, rnud1 lc!>'
pta\.tlc e)l: J I <Jill&:\ lu
Gille~ •~n't 11 1910'~>
the Utl!!Urt Sl) le lie',
enough to \t,m: drm n the
C"•tniHHI cle\ crl~ Ut\giiJ\Cd ,
llta\IIIJ! •Ill C:\pcn 1\C
wro11g tor h1s purposes hut
111~ ama,;c. filltc:o. O\Crdt
tnc;; too hard 111 he lllUgh
lh: dncsn't knm1 \\hal
1ng .101.1 JlhliMhl\ doesn't ca
IllS people '" ht~ 10h, hut
nbout tu~ P•l) "calc more
ol\~ ht case. ~ucoc -; ru
the end
In I \ '!> dunutoun,
h,,,c .1 "logan MIJo u hule
blc." I hell\ "hUIIhe nH>\Ie
I huu!lh (iall~ docs ns rnu
Qlll lo help ha' ciJent. hc or
lhe ~IIU.!IIOn won;e
1 R A II I'\(, \ PIONF.ER ~aug~ h.t!o
Ofh tf \till
'CI.a ~ lust
111!,! out nl
10 1.'\CIIIIIl,!
ll 1 he ''ell-<.lonc fllot m.t
phc,llc:ll ,tfld lntngumg I
el,thor.tlt" .wll the nc11ng
ht)c: l>un,l\llt) .1 the c~;e back \coli '-"fGCord :.earche' lor a recet\er ~lolc: jj, c l C pao;se,, bloc\;ed a punt, and reco' crcd
the tumbles m their tnumph O\cr the: Pioneer& ·nl t'r ~2h· l.ad} m tJr trc~' fir.~ r.rle, C.trroll hncmun 1n pursuit fhc: Saints dc:lense
~~·;u ~.uth
•n unc:lh: .. ·•
land Art Ill shm1 oil I h~· problems •
Ill d~a~ang \\llh hl:O.JOh ow to watch Pioneer .cootb \\ nh.ll\l'll' turn, .and 1 ~ ~...._ ....
the: plot ltnllll) dt'pl.'~ •
he ( ~·~~"~'
I\ pc~ <Ill
tludl .J ,..,.
11111.'\Cilh
ltlm IIIII'
m IJ11c /.. 'omc:thtn!l mmur r:tl her 1 k
\\ orld·CfU:ohmp rnllntpufaiH)o
enure ell~'\ ,.,.atc:r ~uppl}
'omct hm~ 1 ht cl11 "'" ~:. for more shoot, less run
• mdlcr~nc\cr\\orncd"rth,t urh\i2
thang' lh.ll alh:lr t'VC:r)boll luf ...,,,..,,, f'dllur
.md .tre the decading lactor
ll.lppcnJ> to them Ill uppll,tng dclc:me' li8ure
' to ''OP I.e"'' nnd Clarll'
lei hoot. Coach Frc:d Wilson'
' ·"ill rcm.un an redundantc~ •
~ e\ptcl nn air b.1JI on c\Cr}
~~-~? 11~ d<mn .tnd •1111 le..a\e
- ld ~t.tdtum -.urpnsed at ho~ -AI')
~ -,·
, nrc (111 orponents \\ ho kno\\
(HIGHEST RATING)' ex pee•
~lJ\1 ~ 'Will 11 ~ l<lfnlUI.c lor \\'ihon\ run
PCliJlu IRiuW'Hr A tillH 'INVEN twt m.tl.;e, 1 or more 'hoot and
\'lJRDER •.wSlERY Of ll=EFf.N
PlEXIJY ANO TANJAUll~.t rv.15 1
N CJQ.SGN IS so GOOO HlAI r I \ I r.mly I hat :t ltdm P•I'•\C:'
ANBET~~}l,,EGINoMMEI)AJRYTO t1 runs \!:Ct)Od," !1\\ \\abon ~ Fa:teOtnlwtlfiSN ' I
'-\!1\ A.\!cr SllCIJOllrres 11ll!callu:: .at 1s hn" the run JJnd 'hoot titownll ~~~~'E~u.,.CHt from other !>1\lc:, Wuh our
\.... -' ~ -/(R•"t,-m ,..__,, ,•• y {)lo ( w c U'\ualh thro" on . ..... ·-ur.~~ , , ~
UJGHlY ACC tl down~ an enem\ tc:rnton ."
I 1 lAJMED FilM OF) o" n <tnd two ya~d" II> go: or
jT IS THE "'CHINATOWN ' IS A BRilliAf' nd one) \\'tl on cmphA,IIC\
;AN FILM CINEMATIC POEM IN THE ruct.al roarus an h•' run and
YHICH IS STYLE OF POE CIRCA 19741
NEARLY
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IOSmalb
1t1.9 stc.es
1'111 YiJ to
In (lJ d.J~t ',,_
I IS AN
JNNING DEMIC RESEARCH
All Subjects
!rOle S!ONII, bnd DIO~•JI\ quality
00 ror Inn c:urrapt ildlllon or our po''" marl ortJc 1111 :19
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\11' 'cor 1 rGF C"' \~II'Us
l ltlH.
lh I hi .litiL' 'il\'ll•l I 0111
'' t I'll\\;' ll1ch II
'" 111\nlllh 'lll Rt quirt·tl.
II ' I I I \I \ ( 1'111
l11l h 1'·'''·11~ \\c I' 11
II I I lllltdd '~'\\ 11,'1 l'\
II~ II" ( ltl""'._' 2tlt-227·Ml\.t 'hoot oflcnsc
"\\'c deplo) our player
P•'"" p,rttcrns so wh) run t1
aren't tn ptNtion to run? .. to run
people
He ltdds that his ollen'c d1flcr
from Portlnnll ~ uuc·~ Onrrel
"Mouse" Dil\1 ... the: run nnd -,hoot'
'"' entm I ht~ un•que St) IC' at LC
decad~ "hut tu do" llh the ball utter
the dclcn ... c hn moved an.stcHd ol
rr.tdan~ the opponent~ defcn'e
bel ore 1 he ~nn f1 »cc,JU e of ~ l ousc:
ll.,, '' < >rcgon Ctlllcge .tnd high
~l hnoh contuin more run <tnd .. hoot
ollcn~cs th.tn .tn} other '"''e an the
count n .tccordang to W1hon
Sanr.;l' the l'iom•cr' cim't recrun
pl.t)Cr~ "•th '>ilc and ~lrc:ngth com­
p.tr,thk IO molJOr Unl\(f,llle lhe\
mu 1 n:l\ on quunerh. tck. 't.oll \1c;
( orJ'~ uhalm to run the. o'lcn'~:.
\\'1lson hu suffered thruugh rcc.:nt
losmg e.t on,, cmplo) ang un allcn\c
thllt didn't fit to I r .. llC snd )I\ le.
1<•1" \1\(dR. (!UII.H or plallt\
pl,a\cr \\ollllctl ut Clcmcnunc\
Rc,tuur.tlll IIClur" 8 p rn ltll mad­
mght { ,111 t .noll ell .11 22?..fl2,)1)
I (1\l '~I II'" \\f \RII{~
"·'' ''" hr.tlld llolllll h.11d .tn\.1 '•lll
1,11 ''"'''"'' '••nd ltlf trw tl·
!Ia 11 tl~'\1 1 11.dc•!! 1 .-ntm 1 I l'll"
""''''"~"' "''' 7.1~\ l'htll'lll\
\ 1,1 '0 Ull
I \I I f>USIIIO\.... IOllllcdllltc:h
.n.ul.thlc lnrh.tr'tr\IH nld.t.ttl c:r­
\1\'\.' I uii·J'l.trl f me ~hort shtlh·ln
\nu• net'l.h '\ .,,1\ c· pandcll
rcnwtJCIC{I nuttmc~l lututaon
\llfllnlllm st.trt\ "' per hour plus
hc:ncllls .til 11!111\ oilier II I rn .NS-
21'5 "He: wa" not the be~t pas cr. bur
he: 'tnrted beeau~c of hi" dc:tenst\e
rradmg ,J.,II.s 0\Cr thro"mg the
ball."
So he searched for n quarterback
"nh lane c;e O\cr ha lhrowmg ttb•lt­
t)' ~lcCord wa the: end to \\'tbon's
'c trcl-a
\1 Ulh or McCord\ nbJhl\ hes • m h' lllt'n't'C lane Inc enttrc st.u-
tmg lrnc is b.ack from Jll,l ~e.tr D.10
\\ •Fhl IC'Cmcrl. gu.ards Den 'ell
.tnd <;,~ou Hi,tlt, ltnd lltdlcs \lake
UJn,on .md ,\lnrk Ptnder 'hure 11
\car ol e pcrience together
I he co,tdung 111ff ~hm~ Op·
tum:sm t{murd thetr t.lelensc this
sea~on. w h11 In 1 '\C:clsnn held op­
flllncnh under 20 pmnts but three
11m~
u \II ol ourdden 1\e lane 1 back
\\ tth u o;trong b.:ICkiJeld be hand
I hem." II' urcs \\'1l on "ho Ia t the
dcfcn ''c f,nd: A the mo 1 1m·
pr<Hcd po.;aiJ(ln lor thc f,roncer
'quad
[l{ln't forget the th1rd lmpor'­
ltnl a~rect of footb3ll, the ~•cl.:mg
g;unc I he gmJden; .&re plc:n cd 10
h,l\ t: a d\ numac duo an puntet ~ell)
Rct:."d Keath Rn~!>hum, thc I C' S..:td ~ei
"htl ''current under \\Ut~h !rom
the pro'.. ..~ V. •"on H.t 'hum
l.:tcl..:ed held (;t• .1 .. ''' ~.~ nnd :l'> ,·nrd<~
h''' 'e111 whtlc hlhltlllg 11 4' 'otrdc:r
·'8·1jn,l the fllllntnt 1\\0 \\CCJ..:, oLf:lCl,
II \\ '"'111'~ '\Hicm ol run tnd •
shc1ot '' '' pcrlc:ccetl, lhc gnddcr"
\\ould h~ un,loJ'r· •hle Ry thC' ''II'
~o:~ch. af .lOttlhc:r tc,lm thrc\\ lh~
s:um· ollt'n'c th 11 \ llU de\J~W.
•'i!lllll't \ C'IU hnw \lllltld \ OU Jclcn~c:
11'1
~r llnn't krllm.'' he ~~ud.
----------------------~ • It was Helena
Saints give LC
of a titne, 49-16 0
( hur .. ( hotf liCtUI'I
I or lht l'ountn I •r
Hud I ewts and C'lurk (the ex­
plore~) run anto •s much 1rouble m
these parts u dad l.ewu ond Clarl:
(the fnorbaltcnm) on aturduy, l'he
Oregon 1 raal maght well ha\c ended
on the b~nl.:s of the '-hs.soun Rl\er
cast of here
\ Ooat trtp down the Mnsoun
\\Ould hu\e been more benehCJalto
1hc: dtspo!mJon5 of Coach Fred
Wilson and has charges than ~hat
dad happen to them "hen the)
tangled wnh a not-so·saintly bunch
of S mtli I rom a pl.u:e cnlled Carroll
College 10 Helena, ~lontanu
Carwll did it 10 the Ptonecrs
good 49 to 16. an 11 footbiill game
th.tt wn figured 10 ben loss--up. Roth
Crmoll nnd I C were n llion.tll)
ranked m the final NatJOnal \ssoc:u1-
taon for I nlercolleg~: tlc thlcttcs poll
lnc;l se~ on Bo1h teams rctaaned
rnost or lheJr \etc:mn .squad
What h:1ppcnc:d as omethtng
Wtl;on. h" a s•stant.\, and about M)
other Paoneers would h e to forget
-1\e ne\er had such o good
team pin' \O poorl}," Wilson s:ud
He wns ha\ing a hard umc lindmg
an\ tl\'er hn1ng 10 the cloud thnt
dumped on the P!oneers m the~r
!lea on's opener 1 C dug a hole for
n elf through poor uccuuon, mtss·
ed 11~1gnments nnd hn sic of other
utlmcnls not common to the: norm I­
I\ effic1ent and c:ftecttvc Pa!>neer
oflen!lc
De pl!e the lop-stded core,
Wtbon did ltnd n bnght ,pot· ~he
dcrensc "Our dctcnse was ~uper
eflrl} in 1 he gamc:,"he s~ud. "h held
Oirroll on SJ~ ~lr:ught po~scsSJons .
Hut rhe more our oflensc ga \"e up the
b4tll. the less effectJ\'e we were able to
be on dclcn e "
The Ptoneer detc:nsl\1: lane. ~•th
'etc ran Cunts Burton, Tom Fole,>.
Jon \lc~erne' and Rob~ Roberts •
le;~dang lhe W:l). and the spar~ting
plu} of linebacker Rack ndc~on
kept the powerful ~amt runnrng
game neutrahtcd through the first
halt But rurnovers five fumblc-!t,
five paJJ tnrcra:pt•ons nd a bloc:kcd
punt ollo"ed Carroll to saay on
I C"r. 11de of the lield, re dy for
tn~thmg the quarterback: c:O'\Jid
thro" The II turn0\1:fS "ere a thard
of "holt the team dtd tn the enure
ntne gamn last set~'lon
arroll haiJ n IS-O ad\1ln1Jlge at
unermtnaon and scored whoppang
poams an the th1rd quarter LC
mu;cues !'>et up all but t"o of the
Carroll scores
LC'"s II-menan quarterbad:
Sc:ou McCord had n tcmblc day,
complctan only l of 23 paucs lor 72
y.mJs. ~orhmore Carl nyder was
<:quail} anelfectt\e haumg on only 2
or II pa ~,lor 17 \-11rds
It rook 1 ne\lieomcr, Herman
lappm. (rom Healdsbur C&hl , to
finnlly get the Paonccr.; rolhng. The
JUn•or trnnsfcr from McnJtcmo
Cnllc:ge dan:cted three long m01rches
capped b\ l"o 1 D pas~ and a
Cnrroll \41fetv
Dave Poncll put LC on the
!'icorcbo!lrd w1th mmutes rernasn­
ang tu\.:mg a I-\ rd pau from Tap·
pm
l..arr) l.c" as. SLC vtoc presi­
dent nd aturd ) slotb.\ck. came
up "llh the most pcc:tacular play of
the du) o leapang catch m the end
lone of 21 \'ard bullet from fnppan.
Kcnh Bn 11ham con,-ened botn
time\
Hut other than those final 8
manutes when the Pao began to do
thtng!'> 1 the:) were tntendcd to be
done. 11 wn" n l~ng, long allernoon 10
flelenu
hH now Walson .tnd his
Pt,tnec:r hope the\ .. \c learned a
k on and ~ill make amends ~o~.hen
the) open theu home se.uon thts
commg s tturdo} at 1.30 p m.
ag.'l'" t Orc:stm l'cch and tls ne"
coach. former L OJ\Cf'5'11) of Oregon
head man Don Rend
\nd frum no~ on when amonc
#
n"L: • M\\ here· Carroll Colle~,..
'ou·u nO\\ rh&~t 11 '"' a place of
, mbu h an the h11l abo\e the \fts-
"oun Rt\er • •
Pioneer Preview
< '"" Countn. Coach eldon • I tx\ than lad~ plan a ur m lc: dunl
meet 1g:un't \\'illnmcu '' pt 2-1, at
s •• lcm l'hc cro ' count 11.. tm \1111
mcc 111 meet through :-o;o, 1'2 "hen
the) return to ~alern h)r the :"\ \l \
na,tnct II chnmp1Cln h•p
lntrumurah . i\leen lcam m
1\\ o lco!!ue 1\lll prov1de tmrumurnl
'ollc.) bnllth• fall wuh opc:nans pin)
'cheduled fnr sept -0 lmrnmurnl
ParcciM Suc Peter~on rclc:a.sed the
lullm\ anc l'lr.tc:ket for fall term pla)
\lcn Open I) I\ 1:.aon fomb't(1nes,
O'l>ell Hou"c t-1u hers. The Force.
John\\ oodc:n Harne,·llolland. Red
\uerhu('l; llo"nrd Hob,on, rntg
~ •r.IU!!nard '\a:o.t\ nanc:rs C rhon
l'ud11c~ (o-~ PJ\blon-Olm
( l,,s.; •c:". I lWll. \\ allu: nnd the: •••mr'.
II urn per Humpcr'. Dchbtc \ 1d.:.
\1111.'.101> .m: lll\JICi.llll.ltlt:nd II
pmlll\'t' ntght sept IIJ ~ten's pr tC'­
tt.~ \\til ruu 7 I ·~ I' om and ,,l-e-d
" l.S·Q 15 p m
"uihnl!. I C l•llcr' a credncd
uhng ~·1,, (nr '"' 'tullc:nl!t. "ho
h.t\C' hnd prc,um' e'penen~ m
!'.'lthn(! llao,c tntere:-ll'd ~hould meet
tn I h11\ c1 room ~. ~C'pt ~I .11 I p m S11C~ t'r. The l.c"ts and Clarl
~o\;ccr team 11111 ktd.:oiT thetr IQ77
ca on \\ath u hame und 11"a' ,
d~lublcheader epl 2-' Conch 1 ony
E\an nnd h1~ quad \\1ll tr:l\'cl to
Della i,nr for n 10 n m match wnh
\\~tern \\ n"htnt;ton College before
rctumJnf lo Gm\\Oid for n S p m
@ilmc ngam t \\ httmnn (See ne~l
week' 1 u~ olthe Pi nc~r L~~ for :1
complete rundou n on the Pton«r
L:a kc~ I<P-e on )
\ """'hall. 1 he Paonecr •
\\Omen' \OIJe\ roll Ope: ned J'lrilC:liC'e
to.~~t ''CC:k. '' tth 1 ~turn~es baclt
from l.1 1 \~:ar· squad and the: op­
lamasm to'"" thcar ltfth C(lnSCC'UhYe
~orth,,e,t Reg1onal ch mp10n htp.
oar.;h Man I ou Hunter Stflled
II ne\ICOrncr twm arvund Orc~on
•• nd l .tltf,lrnlu to hct \u~tt\" \-nd
·R· tc.tms
M\\ c\(' ,,nl\ 1~1 l\11) cnrors,"
•<!Ill llunter '' h,, ~hun' Jll\ th,,ught
lll 'ent(lf' lc."ang her tcllm \H·al
I he oettcr' earn~ l2 to b record
through the "'•rth"e't Reg•onah
ilnd tnt(1 the natton, I tourn mc:nt
\\ hcl"C' the\ tte\J lor t'\'enth place
II Untc:r', nell en. \\111 open thctr
\\ l'm('n' { •nfaenet' ol I ndc:pt"n­
ddnl ,,lle,l!\"" ~ hedul~ ne'l month.
Pumur l c•~: }. ~pr~mb~r JQ~ ~
I • lC
Movies
• Tht N p.m 'ht)¥1 tonla:ht at tbt
~utth" {\I Film Mud' (. rnltr '' /Ju
~J\1 f(DTI, produced b~ 'atyojll RR), ln­
daa\ lc.aJang him producer . lhc mo\ac
fOCU'IC' dO the problem~ c.>l a young mon
P'Cl\Hng up 10 e,t,l In diU II \OCICI~ ,
•llu" "-hould \\" I h'•n l.iH· .m
hisloncul (ifm '""c' conunut' tonaghtan the
Counctl Ch.tmbc~ .tt 7 p m.
Friday
• lo '•n ~rektnd, ~II\ k t ~hp on!\Or'S a
moonlt~ht mo\le 111 the <.ant-rna 21 theater.
For onl\ a dollm plu\ a can ol lood, (to be •
dllOUicd IUD \\Orth) C'dU\e), ~ OU l"811 CnJO)' D
ll\e c:trtoon lollo\\ed b\ 3 mo\le rtdll) ill II
p.m \\Utch tht' Hallt'luJilh Choru,.,n unaque
mu'a~l CC.Jmcd) net, folio" ed b) l 17.:1
Mmdh ao Cabart'l For mon-information,
II '21-· 0 I
Saturday
• ~,.., ~ Kat and l'ritnd\, utrabutt' to lht'
am on Mk (lf l'llO\ ani-.t Charlt'' \11nl7 ..
1~ the m:nan~ prt,(,nllltaon Ill th~o. orth\\est
Film Sl ud} Center ~ept . 24, 2 p m .. u the
Pnrtland \rt Mu .. cum \dmi's1on j, Sl.25.
Sunday
•"unda) \ film at the '\orth\\est him
"IUd\ ( ~ ~tcr I' D1abofiqut ll chalhng
thnJicr ahout a boardm~ school headmn!lter
who bccomto !> entangled in 1 murder plot
'"' oh ng ht' "ile and ml,trt ' ho" time i)
b p m '\crt. 1.5.
Wednesday
•1 Yau film' un Jap•n "all 'ho\\ in
Tomhn:-on lrtturt Room .11 \ubre\ \\ a11e:k
Ubrat') from I 2 nllon to I p.m \cpt 28.
An~ one antcr~ted an Jap.1n as welcome to~~
"Bamboo.. nnd .. lndul>tn.tl l'echnology :
R~r ch and Dc\dopmcnt lor ProRra' •·
.Admuuon ll ltrc·
S:ports
Thursday
•t.c.. Paoneer footballers take on
Oregon Jn~ntute or TechnoloJO ~uurdov. I
p.m_ at Gm\\nld Stadium. 1 ( \IUdent' \\lth
$tude01 bod} t.ard' .1rto ndmmed fra.
SOFA
Friday
·~Of-\ pr~nl\ the mo~ie Chinatown ,
Sept 21 n F.\-an' Auduonum at 7 .tnd 9 30
p m. See Jud Nichol,on take trouble: ollthe
cuff and a :s"nchblnde up has nose.
Tuesday
•Thr cla,'lie film. A.ffltan Qurf'n wall be
prc:;:o.ented b!f SOFA an the (ouncal
Chambers at 1 lO p m Sept 27
Thursday
• \ !-.01 \ luncheon conctrt lc:.tturang
lol~)anpcr Str\c: Cnoper "til be held an the
T raal Room Stpl 29. (rom II a m. to I p m
Theatre
Friday
•A ~ork,hop on tht Para·lheatrlall work
of thr Poli~h Theatre Laborostottum of
Wrocla" . Poland, will run ~ept 23 through
~S P<Jrticap.tnt~t :.hould bnn¥ leeprns bap
and u mtntmal amount ol food to la~t
rhroughuut the: two daY" '"Non-theatre"
per>on~ ;ne aiM) encour:.ged to particapate tn
tht~ (r~e c:vcm. "'htch beg~m, at I I p m
Fnd~) For further mlormataon, conuscr
Jonathan Whtte, I ( l:to' 294 J. phone 244-
978H. ccurrences
-
"" Plf't:UJtt
Of Note
(J R A. 0[ \1\ [) ( R r DIT f ndu\ •~ the lu't da\ to pettuon for .q,trade 1n
a cla'~ offer\!t.l crt'dtt no record or vtcc ·\cr'n Pick up vour blue: !.hp 1n the
reg''' rar\ office get 1 he tn-.tructor·, ''gnat ure and t.tkc tt back tot he rcgt-.trar \
olfice b~ 4 p.m
• Purtlund mmte work~hop l(J\'e' open
hou\c: marne demon,trauon .1nd ton\-fn c
mmutc pcrlormancc:- o( lyric mime move
ment p1ecc: .... tb,truct mime. and comedy
Fnduy on I). 8 p. m at ( re'lton Grnde 'chool
.tuditonum. 4701 s r Bu,h. (One blod
.. uuth ol PO\\-t'lll r ret Spon)ored b} 1 hto
Orc~on Arh Commi"ton, I he '\auonal
Fndo" ment lor 1 he r\ rt,, and J ht Par~
Bure.w
Saturday
•llw Purtland mime ~ork <>hop perlorm)
ne\\ fall re\ le\\ on \IUP,t ~ In I root ol I he
Paonccr Counhou'c 111 noun, Sept 24
Warm up 'tan' at II :.10 .t.m \pon~o r~o.-d b}
Artquul.:e
Leisure
Monday
•lin ~l·tR \ Oanee < ompan' begans 11
lull11csston ol modern danct' cl.a\\es on Sept.
26, do\\ nto\\ n to the Pythaun butlding. 918
S\\' ':amhtll, 4th lloor stud to' l ollt'ge credit
H\atlablc lor all clas)\cs. For rcgt trntion .tnd
tnlormat•on, call .!26-<rl4R
I he hn.l or the l\\0 .S•\\eek ~~MOll will
oflc:r M odcrn IJancc: T cchmque, Gener.al
and ,\d\unc-cd: and C 'horeograph) Prc~cntu­
lton. st.\~ion 2. bc~tnn1ng No' l wall otrcr
Modern Dunce I cchniquc, <u~oerul und
t\dvann-d. fund<smenr dl Movement , I .and 2
.wd C'horeol(r<tph~ f>rc..cntrttton
Sl'll<t\ \\til :tlso ~ lcotchtn!t .m adult
C:\Cilllli! t:lu '· "\1odc:r n Dunn for I un. ·• 7
tl! IS p m • I uc,d.t~s ttnd 1 hur\drty, Sept 27
through l>c:(;cmhcr l1 Rcga tratton lot thu;
dab) mu"1 he made through l,ortlltnd Com­
munuy < ullc)!J: c l,t'I.)C~ ~all be held an the
!)jlfl{i\ hiUdto\ Sneakers
Monday
•An \Sl ( enate Meeting wtll be held
tn the t ounctl C hambcr., at 6 30 p m
F\cr)one P.. an\Jted
Thursday
•I he Korea Ovn~u~ Stud) Group Will
pre: ent a ,lade show and shore theu travel
expcmnce~ "ith the Ll communnySept 29
at l 15 p m 10 the Council ( humberc;,
Among loptr\ or di!'CUS!iton wall be us
trt\olvemcnt 10 South 1\orco and the stutus
or Kotc.an humun nght!., factory ,,nd lubor
cond111ons and c:nvtronmc:ntol quuhty
Arts
Friday
•Jlortland artist Mar}anne Caruthers­
'\L.In "til pre11ent .10 tn~tallauon entulcd
Rhl'rlum. Ct·rlr.\ Purods, along wnh Seat­
lit ant,t!i Mtchacl McCaflert}' who wtll
cllhlbll phutognJphtc documentutaons of re­
cent wor" at the ~onhwest Artasts
War~ llhop 1 he cxhtbauon w11l open Sept 23
at 8 p m .1nd continue through Oct 19
I here '' fUJ admiHton chargt.
• l h11 Portland Center for the VIsual
"''" be~:ttn~> II~ 'lixth <~ea5on Sept 23 wuh the
op~·nanJ! ol .tn tmportant e~htbllton of new
'~ork b\ twelve artl~t' from the Portland
<trClt, A rc:ceplton will be held lor the: artasta
I rum 6 to H p m (,aiJery houl'll are noon to 6 ... , It '
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Saturday o I I 1/ 'tV
• 1 u1kll l\1
• llw nrtt'enth annual 1 tk Ruek
t.tkc rlu"c .at OM~I '-topl 24throu11fl
'c:H:ral !tf1C:cllll d1 piny!> mdudtnt
hulh:r" .trc !IChc:dulcd for the
M ll'l'\101 ol Scacncc u nd I ndu~tr)
Music
Wednesday
• I hi' wrck\ Mu'iae Hour wtll
the \\lnnu nl tha' nar\ Mu~a c Sch
lhc pc:rlormunC\: bcg1n' .11 1215
l \an' Auditonum
Sunday
• linn I lit) "11 h )pccinlgue.'il\
P.trl..cr & Rumor wall piU) ut the P
1 hc,urc Sept 25 .11 8 p,m Taclc:t
in .ad\,lllCl' .tnd S7 the da\' of the s
lllrt her anfurmntion , call 22b-0034,
Etcetera
•I he ln.,tllute of Jntematlonal
tutu'" .ac·"epltnjl.tpphcattom for the
compclltaon lor tzranh lor graduate
re,c:arch uhroud tn academtc lield!>,
flroJc,,IOnul lflllllln(t tn the
rcrtmming arh lntormnu on and
11on matcrml mn) be obtuancd
( hllord H nmur tn the Ovet$ea ~
of rice in I cmpleton Center doily f
tu 5 p m
• \pplicatlon'> are no~ bting
1 hr nation" ldl' competition for
B hilt 1/uuu· ft'lluwslup\ awarded
to outo.tundmg vuung leader; Ap
mutcnal' and more anform:uion
abt.uned b\ wnung to the PrleSit:lerll
mt,Mon on Whtte House fell
Wa'>hmgl on () C.. 2041 S or by
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•l,ortland Staff Unlverslt)
''"nrded ,1 grunt to conduct a ~pc:o
.and-.1-hull·day workshop Nov 4to
ed to cncauruge more women to
career' tn ~c1ence A vanety
\\Orbhop' career $Cmtnal'll, and
CU\\tOn~> "111 be conducted by wom
t1'" I rom 1 he Portland area F
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num~ 1ndudc' round-trl p .urlarc: to Mun1~'~'" l
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tton. lodging in vanou\ European
and lcct urc' .tt pnce' I rom
upplacJtton' rna' be obuuned trom
the \mtncan "itudcnt Travel A.
1092q \\cyburn It>~> Angelc:' 90024
• A Notional ( olleRe Poetf) C
be1np !>flon~orcd by lnte ,J.,iJ ·'' \\utkll
r,ubh"auon' Deadhnc for emne:•1;1
contc\1 \\ htch '' open to all college
dhtranpto have thctr poem-. a hiii:Cl I
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a (. ollcgiute C reatave Wrtttng Con
'ufc, .and ollicial entn material\
.1ddrc,,cd . Mamped envelope
national Pubhcauon!l , f·ountam
Angel ~"'· Calil 90029
• llu 111 \\ \ nuhuuk " lool.:ing
members' It \tll1 h·l\cn't 'tgned up
1111 the..• t.all. do ,., tuda) an lhc \
tll lace Ju\\ Cl Je\ d. rcmplttOO
bct\\\:cn ' ,Jild ~ p m.
• J ht> I ilerllr) Rnl~~ •taff and
antc:re'>ted m the pubhcnllon will
Odell Manor t\1 J· 30 p m. on 1 utM
• r he photoj!tlllph) darkroom,
the: lower level of 1 empleton.
general hobby U\c: each Fnday.
.tnd 'undoy from I to S p m Ph
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