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November 3, 1977 Volume 38, Number 7

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1977-11-03

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

•n• 10 thh paar lrt prlnttd frH nl
acldr,.•fli to ( ampuo 8o'& 11, I '"It
rurtland. On~nn, 117lt•. fht dndlilll
\II •ul!ml"lorn •huuld ht 1
u "l nt.ls: r·nt.ll} and !'nturda,
l41t' 15.21ro22,2l\to2Q 11
h~.: h:rfcr,on I llgh ~Cht)Qj -( .n·h ul I he 'ho\\ \\Ill he
udctsarcll\olll •• hlc .It thl' lnlor
I nr the Clct 21 In 22 shu"
;-, 'i() l<lr ~tudcnt~ ,11\d s~.!i() lnt
lf""'" On the ''pen rnnrkc:t_
~~.SO lnr tudcnts .llld .S-1.!\U
,c I ur rnurc mlnrrnnltun rclt'lr
"'""'"· lecture d.:mnn!>trattnr
·all the Pcrlurmmg ''''' fkn""~
, I
• etera
''fWII'c "' I he 1 ran,cendt<nla'
ccturc Oct. 19 ha' prompt
(lO oiler the hrq cour'l! .11
ht' T~ltcchntquc: . It'' til he gtHt
~o\ . l 10 Thayer dmmg rO(lr::
•ton Center at 7:JO 11m \\all
, in 1hc 7 \ICf' l M flrogram a
tn\IICd \'o rllorgc• for thr•ltr. t
terican C olle.:c and Lnh tl"lh • reau provtde~ tnlormutton
1 ho\\ to obtain lund~ lrorn
roundattOn\ ln order tO mectth·
her cducauon r or more tnfo.
can (olle!le and l'mvcr'>ll\' ~er
J Dept S 1728 5050
)hts. T n. 38157.
arc tnvited b\ the Ac;tde •
'lmittc:e to make: nomination' I
'lent ~pc:akcr lor the June I
1cnt ceremonte' Deadhne
"' '' Tue,du\ , "o'.
'' ... hould be mailed to John l
an ol Facult\ l C Bo~ 71
1 chool libran will be elo~td 1 •
udent~. <otafr and the pub
17 through January 8 due 1
ovauon of the facthtv Tt·
rarv office areu wtll be dcmolut
e circulauon desk and puhl
erauono; wtll be relocated at 1~
the ~uilding . The bridge cntrt~ nl'l
c the library\ main entrance
pe Relief Hotline"' til condu~t
\\.CC~I\ trutnlng \CS,tOn!o. lot
rue,da\· "o' I. 7 p.m .. at 5
c .• 6th floor I rammg tnctutla
hl the hotltne: ba,t~: tcchntquest
legal and mcdte.tl infornnati,ol
\\ ifc .thuse, .tnd IOCc,t:
ton \\ith lhc hothne rclcrr.tl
tn~ c''ions het~•n c\cr~ I'll
l" fur1her tnlormatwn t-":111
l:nt, ma~ he ahlc w gel ltcld \\
n.un '"'llltii:C'
field' in puhlic relatlnn' ''
~orbhop planned lor I rtd.l\
1'\m 4 :snd 5 m Smtth Cent
talc lJnl\er-.it\ 1 he. \\orl.:,hop
b\ the Portland Prof~,to!U.!
\\ omen tn Communu; II ton\
!:'bta Ri\er Chapter of Puhl.
:;octet\' of Amcrtt:t 1 he. cour,c . • ho't in the communt cuttom. hr1
in lcarmn~ mnrc n bout publ
1 he Cl)\l of the \\ ork\hup
S~5 lor 1 wo days iiOd \17 SO
C'r more tnformatton call Bu•h•.n
ts~-1202
l~n\ Rc:-.ource (enter recent
~oun,ehnJ? 'CrvlCC for men 1
1ffer help i10d 'UPf'On for
emotional nnd pwchologiCJ
11 Profe,"ona l coun,elor'> wtlt
:tn an emergenc). ba\1\ Fee\ lo
e .trc: low and based on abtht~ ''
en 'etktng help are encouraged h
en'~ Rc,ourcc Center at 2'\S~.J4
; "'cek or Don at 238-0 146
ca~h prln will be awurded 10 I
thor of the be'it ongtnnl paper
I of prcvenltVC mcdlcme A runn·H
ol S200 t'i ulso beang nwordc:d
JHif'CI'\ wtll be pubh,hed
llcnlth 1-oundutton\
Pn•\'l'IIIOttl'l' ,\l~rlu tnt"
for paper' " hm '\1 1978.
n' .tnd mformnuon w11te to.
Ofltce Preventt\e Mcdi· .... nt
Health foundation. 1370 ,\\cn
1cncn'. 'lev. York NY. 10019. State department foresees trouble with S. • • nca tnp
\nth• \1utk'
Ill 1lrr t'tt•II<H I nt:
rhc prOf'O\Cd OVei"C•1 ;tudy ltlp to
~oulh \Inca hn\ been tablt"d andelmllcl ) by
the< hcr~e:" and Olf C'ampu Plannmg ( om·
nuiii.'C I he dc:CI\tnn wu due to tht: un~t.tble
rultlt~. d kiiU,IIIOII Ill \outh ,\frtc,t, ~>:tlt .J ( hi•
lord I 1-l.tmar. darector ol mternattonul
Jllll~·· · ffi'
Both the: comrnmee and l'rc\ldcnt
lltt"'"d' ,,rflce lound the ttuataon un
W~t'''·'ctuf\ Hamar 'atd
1 he US Depanment of ~talc, whtth hfld
been contacted by Wtlham Hull of the mter
0,,uun.tl alfair, department , warned ol
rwhllcal in,tubility in South AlriC<l •
.. I he Mate department t'ldv"cd us thut
there \\ nuld be trouhlc ,oon ... s:ud commmcc
• rncmhcr Jdl Barlov. ol the ht'\IOr} depoHI·
rnenl .. I he d.ty after our dect,ton came the
cr.tddu\\n on black dt~!itdence ."
"There .trc JU~t 1oo mnny que)tion ," s.ud
ntustc prolc~"nr Rctnhurd P;tUI), annther
comm• tt~c tnl!mber. "There's the que!ltton ol
9rcl\ the lfUe tinn ol how a Mudenl gruup
\\OIIIlt be rc~ct\cd dov. n there.
··tt ,,-. .. tn all•\\hlle group, will thts cause
prnhlcms'! II 11 ts a ~roup wath mtnorit}
\tudcnt:.. \\tlllhey he: ublc: 10 gft "' .. tiir'
"llallc~tllctl a \'arictynl peuplt rnthe~tate
department," Hamar suid. ·•t he l ~ go\ ern·
mcnt ex1H1;s~cd 'it>mc douht 1hu1 the South
In~·'" pel\crnmenl would tS!iUC \ISliS to ,,
l!ll'IIP ,,r I cv.t!l .wd Clar~ ''udent, 1hu1 \\ould
1l"m them h) mo\c lrecly from \\ hth: urc.ss to
bt.u:k humclund' "
P.tuh srud the amount 01 lime needed 10
oh1.11n 'ts:.~ might aho hen problem ... Wtlh:sm
lt.tll potrttcd out that obtasmng 't~t) \\OUid
tJke ,, numhcr ul mon1hs and \\ould ~hard to
dn \\tthout cnn~tdcrable :uJvunccd noucc." he
~lld
•
..\\ c v..tntcd lurther input, .. Hamar ,,ud
"I herc arc tno man) quesuon' in regurd10 to
sonal rd.lltOn\htp' wtth black
\\ould .. tudenh be able to ~o to their
h''me go to mo.,ie~ and rc,taur.tn" wtth
them?"
Pnuh que~uoned both the quahty of the
e.\p~ne n\:e and the tmphcauon' ol nppro,·ang
th~ tnp
"How can you really gtve studenh the
~tnd of expenence they should get out of ~uch
<~ program tf they're gotng to be that ngsdly
)Ccluded" Pauly asked MAnother problem
"llh ~ending a group to South Afnca would be
the amprC'iSion at might gtve
It mtght be tnterpreted as approvmg of
aparthetd "
The tnp ongmally sugge<>ted by Chttf
ehl: ol the South Afncan Housa tnbe ilnd
( htd Gatcha Buthah~Zlt of the Zulu tnbe.
"ould ha\c been a work-study program The
tnhal leader"~> had a'\~ed that :~tudent s work tn
black 'choCils and government olltce!>.
1 he ... tatt department however requ~tcd
the c;.ommtttee not 'end the group to indepen­
dent trtbiil area-. bec.tu~;e they are not olfttmll)
rn·o~n11c d bv the U goH:rnmcnt Hnmur
<lid
\\ t tri~d to get ill> much tninrmauon u'
\\c l'ould " Paul} 'l>atd "Pre~tdent Ho\\..trd •
dt~cu,,ed the: matter wnh John Burn' 1.1
rcs.t.lclll of South Africa, 'loon to be .1 soc~olle
dtrcctor of de><clopment at I c\\ '' lind Cl:trk J.
and the committee also got mput lrom
Wtllt.~m Uall and Richurd Ped tn Inter·
naltlln,tl \flntrs •·
Bnrllm em pha..,i1ed 1 h:tt the trip wa u
propel al .md not n planned e\c:nt. M fhe
propm.tl \\al> never more them a suggc.,uon
rhat \\ c c\plorc the po,\lblht} ol ,, lrtJ', ..
B.srlu\\ :-<lid ''I abhng 11 \\,t,n 1 a ,ubtcrluge to
quiet 1 he \tudent bod}
-It \\ '" nner a concrete propo~al."
Bc:t.·.tu'~ ~outh \fncn '' 'o mu~:h turther
a\\U.) than tht locullon ol tnO!>I o\cr c.,,
program' ,.llf tare~ would be umhuull) high
l un,cquenth the program could only be
r.:~ommcndcd il out\tdc I und1ng could be
lound
l~aol~ ,ilid the questt ,n ot lundtn)l .tl~n
brought up the pos ibtltty of lundtng lrnrn
South !\fm.<.tn c;.orpMalaon!\
f hOUl!h the propo,aJ I'> tabled lur nO\\. II
could be brou~hl up again in the luture, Paul~
\,ud ... But unle" 'ome ot th~: que .. tton' ol the:
commtttcc: arc an!'lwerc:d to our 'ati,l.tctton b)
the ,,,,,c: departmen t and Burn~. 11 '' "en •
unh~ch thi~. '"'uc wtll be taken up ugain
)OOn.· •
-I cwi .... and Clark College Vol. 3H No. 7 J No..,emhcr 1977
UH .•• WAIT A MINUTE HERE
The Pioneers tromped Paofic University Oet. 29 by a score of 28 to 8 in the last home game of the season. ~ee sports, page 7
Howard·: S.
Jeff Pterce
PloOtcr l.ul f dlh;r-ln-Chld
Though a proposed tnp to South Afnca
ha!-been tabled for the p~enl , that deos•on
"doe..~ not preclude such a tnp tn the future ..
\~ltd Pre)tdent John Howard at the Oct 3 I
\tudent )COate meeting
Howard told enator.. and spectaton that
he dtd not want to "cram the tnp down
anyone\ throatr but thought such a trip would
be u learning el'.pcrtence
.. , hu\e been there (to South Afnca) and l
learned a hell of a lot while I was there ,~
Howard •aid.
· Lew•' and Clark i' a learning in:~utu­
uon," he satd "It j, our JOb to be o\\are ol
what\ gointz on 10 the world"
llownrd 'utd the trip w~ not C<~nccllcd
bccau"'c nl ~otudcnt protest. "There would
prohabl~ be a lon[l hst ot studenb "'.1nting to
muke the trtp •· he ~ad.
Onr 'enalor ':ltd he was concerned that
blue._ members of the group v.ould be subJeCt
10 dtscnmtnntion .and poS'ltbly the threat ol
ph)'ical harm tn the e\cnt of chtl dbtur­
hance!o
.. , don't bchc:\e the black~ lrom that
!!!rtlUf' "nuld not be ad maned, but II they
v.cren't. the group W\lUid be cunceliC'd ,"
UO\\,trd atd
"I \\OUid not endoN: a program m ~outh
\lu~., •luny membe~ ot that group '"ould not
be ndmatted to the country," he -aad. Howard
,atd such u Jlrnblem had not been conl>idertd
b) c:athcr he or the 0\er.>ea." and Oll·Campu!­
PI::anntn~ C\'lmmtttec, u "'Ubdt\l'<ton ot the
Curnculum Committee whtth 1 concerned
\Hih o\'er-.e.l' <~tudy group'
·we would hu\c no way-no way-once
'"'e wcr~ in ,, ~.:ountr)· like thnt to proh:ct uur
sllldcnl'> .. he -.Jtd "r here would~ milm n .. k, •
tnl.ol\ed ..
Ho\\.trd •aid there \\ere ut lea't 35
nat1onul go\ernments in the world rh,tt
tudcnt could prote:>t on moral and legal
ground but, he aid. Mt don't bclie\e there I\ n
"·ountf\ v.here I would not .. end lc:wil. and • C lurl~ !\tudentl-"
"I'd Ia\ e to have our \IUdents go to the ·ca trip
Sotwlet l nion," he ~td However, un·
dergradU<lte programs are usuall) not allowed
admmunce . he eltpltuned . Howard satd he had
JU<,t reeeived an invttation from the People\.
Republic or China tO vl\it and that be \\<OUid
hke to 'end u group there somcttme tn the
future.
Howard ~id just becau~c a coUege sends
an o"e~ea~ program to a nauon such .u outh
Africu (1~ not mean that thecollegesuppom
the go"ernment of that countf) or Wl.C>b~ to
become .. ~omcho\\ affiliated" with their
go..,crnmenh •
.. , don't belie"c it's Lc\lo h, and Clark·
respon,ibility to uccept or reject the outh
,\frican po,ation,"' Howard said. •Le\loLS .1nd
Clark b\ II '>elf. do~ not tnvol\e it.self with the pohcy of other counrrie~ . Lcv.,u and Clark did
not :set the policy (l( Cambodt.a . The govern·
ment made the policy, not an institution ...
For tudent to anterpret the hiring of
John Bums. an A mertc.n cinun v. ho has been
v.orl.:tng to the -..outh lncan blad:
homeland-.. as a move tn support the South
Afncan position wu a dt:stonton ot the lacts.
Howard said.
-Anybody who belie\es that b) ht~ com·
m~ here tt me3ns ome connecuon \\llh South
tncals to grout) ma represent the ~Jtu.tuo n
or be g.ro 'I)' mt informed," Howard ~d.
He said Bum~ had been olferc:d positions
11 other US instituuoru other than LC but had
cho en to come here to be "closer to his
lnmth .. • •
HATS ARE BACK Reut !Mtsudl
According to students at dmner Halloween night. fashions are changing. Clothing
)tyles that were once seen only in the fashion-conKtous capitols of the world ~ve now
come to this college-no matter who is wearing them. South rica ba11s d ..... · y newspa , detains editor
-Ch:l nt: tbJlt t.bcn ~" a m-
p:atgn of rub\USl • .linst the
\ onter \nu.mcl .lh fnaa
d~ do n a """' bl.a.: n6 papu. atTeSted 1U ednor and
pnmnbcd nUmttetU$ poluK.al
~ll~
0. \\ ood~ editor 01 a
h~rnl lh ~frkan d:ul}
ne .. d mont) b~ "'1\irn..
s alsa ubjCCt to ll:)""\rn:ltons for up
to live un..
Pcm bola. editor of the
lUIIil;-1: d<IU ~ II or:ld. wu t.a en to
p · b) three ~~~ polrtt~n
"bo am"~d at tru cffta: lO aunutes
bd OR ,.. 'llS scbcd ul&d to l!l "~ a -~ confcrent'C' 1M n OTfd d
been b3nncd the da) bcfo!"e under
~~ tenm utb fnca·s Internal
~~" ct.. on 1M p-ound> that tt
cnda~mi la• and order.
Oobova ~ fim ~ p3per
ed&tor m U!C'mon to be d~tnC'd
•1tbout t l accordm to the \ n
) TiJ UDder .:cuth Incan
la'U. ~~ atus could be
p~ lnddimtd} b the
\'emtnmL
In the past the \-'CllUnCIU had
b:uulcd Commumst pcnodl<:ah but
this •.u the first ume mo''ei had bun t L:en Bi;lliD t a daal~
rte" p:aper
\\ ood the: cd1tor of tM Doalt
DISP4trlL 1 no" ub)«'' to D ban
torbtddan h1m to \\Or\ as JOUr'"
ru~llSt. or u nte or spcaL: tor an.)
publi t1on. 'ubJ«t to a dus~·to­
dawnctmeu. \\ocd ma on1) mm
u uh one penon, ~mng mmaber.; of
hi ammedLlltt ramal
Just houru.llrr Tht-U orld was
nncd lnforrnauon 1muter Cor­
nd•u.s 1\1 uldcr told reporters dull he
other ~w~p:apcn 51\ould antcrpn:t
such acuon a.s a warnan ""not to
btN-the nsht of cnucwn. The
'~·nuncnt uld not hesnatc to
dog other pubb tiOM ""If the tate
u endJln,sercd or Ia~ and ofder
thratc.ncd ... M addtd
!n a scnes of coordmatrd p~
da n nnd , SO ~ple ~re anestcd
and an ulti.:nown number $U'\'ed
v.1th nrun ordcn. curutlin . their
politKal fnedoms for fi,~ yean
mon.g the de . ·,...ed pchucal
groups v.~~ th.: " .. ·h "ncan
tudent Mt ,.,. ·a~ scl\oo1
. roup. the .• eto tudent:s.
Rcprcsc.ntats. anal. n on hoot:
the south incar ~: .Jdenu
~ruzataon. a unJ\'U\Jt~ ~roup;
International
Egypt backs PLO delegation at talks
despite continued Israeli objections
Despile Un.di prOlCS:5. Egypt
bas re:a.ffuUJed tU suppon for the
Pa.b1intan Uberation Or~munon
as a p:uuapant m l!K upc:ommg
Middle Eass peace talks m GcDc,.._
The ~~ian RS:!\0~ follow-
ed the n:lcaK of the l :.addi~
.'hlth ClMlld ha'-e ir.c.:.Acd Palau­
rw~n pan.apation as pan of a uc.i­
ficd Arab ddc:ganon. ~ S
proposal docs not ano~ for a PLO
ddepllon and does not refe!' lO n b\ • name
-~ .,:·.s \1~. follov."Ulg apex­
mew th Yum An!at (PLO
kadcT). IS lhat the PLO should tx
mesltJOned } name and t.hlS bu
been con'~~ to Pres:dent Caner.p
Ard E ;pua.n Foro.s;n 1imsser
lm1ad F•hm\ •
Ohinese to consider
. I:.-~~ , rnata~aa u.1u::uu ies
In bat cxpe:u c:harutCI"'.tt u
a lnlJM po:hq shtil. U1e f~m p~
ranc 1 or CbiDcse orhn "as of­
fiaall\ ~ b' Chins'• • •
lea~ ec:ono:mr planner. \'icc
Prcru~ Yu Oti1Hi
Past-aom leaders !lope tm
:r1l.iiei itil mcnase prodc:uon. in
co;ctrut. the late Om.i:man Mao
Tsc-ltm.E lad comadc:Rd x::.3tenal
mcetUJ\'CS c::apnahntt..
A :S6 percent of Chim'1
•'Orten ill be.ndit from the ,.~
macncs. Yu Aid. Chinc:se offmals
lOtd roreip diplom:au 11v1 the ra.tSC
• be from 15 to 20 parmL
111 his .speech bcf~ the fcunh
·aUoml Peoples Con;src:u, Y nid
r.bcrc must be funher dcrislozu on
ba•to rnucuc prodUCUOD based oc
lhc pnoaples ""from eaCh umrdm&
to 1 bt). aod to caduc:cmdUl,l
lO tW !501' •
One quewoo n bctber
boDtuer. shoutd be li~ for high
uaht.) 'llftod:. Sn"Ual •NI'}"IU ha~
said thU could be cn110zrd u So\'td
mrmc~ll-
Another method 'OUld be to
pay 'Ort.co b) a pcce rate, or
~)me ut accordrn.~ to the number of
items prodt'<Ui Tibst 1ystem bad
bccc abOlnbed durin& tbc CUIIura.l
Rn a of the bte 1960'1 • \The} PLO one ha.Hhe com­
pctcn~. an II.C'COrdan« 1tb the
Rabat confc:rcnce rcsoluuon. to
peal in the name of the PalcstanLID)
or to send n:prescnt.a.tn'CS to
Genc;\ ... -
Tbc PLO ~u n:cognizcci u tbe
sole legitimate n:pn:s.ctuati"'-e 01 the
P.alcstiruan people at lbc Arab sum­
mn eonfeft'OCC of 197.:. held a1
Jbbat. lOJCX'CO
.. \\'e arc not prepared at a.llto
allov. n deunction rrom the puns
ID.llde b) ~ Palcsuruan people aod
1be orpruzauon the) bJl"-e chosen.·
Fahm) 13td.
The U proposal w~cci
Palatuuan ma)on a.od Ollnor PLO
officnll! mtght pnruop:atc ln pan of
alar~ unifted Arab ddcptton The
compromtse US proposal '1U
dmgncd to o:omod:ue Arab ~
qucsu for Palattruan rcprneauauon
ithom comptomutng Isnad.i
rdw.ah 'o deal 1lh lbe PLO.
tthou.gh brad tw tbrutened
to boycou ul s "ben members of
the P LO arc present. u bas con­
sented to tal 1ndudmg una.ffiliatec:l
Palcslmiaos u pM1 of a Larger Arab
ddcpuon. •
Soviets to shut -off
arms to Somalia
In an uoe.xpcctcd 1hift. the
So\'lC!l Uruon rea:ntJr announced n
u cutUn off aD a.nm to the Afncan
aauon of Somalia.. l'bc O\'lCU will
prO\ide Ethtopa th uporu and
aid to defend that nauon'i& Qga.dcn
rqJOD rrom Somaba...
Tbc Wcstc:m Somali Libci&UOD
Front tw enpged 1n guerilla 'nJ'­
&rc to libuau the Op.den resaon
aflcr '()() )'C:In of Ethiopian rule
Tb: nomads. tn the Opden arc
anned 'lrith rocb, lbth'Q and some
So\1C1 guns.. Ac:cord1~ lO 1 run,
m.apbnc rcporta rn the repon.n is
the .not!Wls· hatred of abc Ethio;:n.ans
lhat mates abcm • formicabk
enem) \\ nh a c:omp~ cut-off of
So\-id ar:rm.. tw.'C\'Cf. abc Som•h
and 1JJC11lla (orca ma) not be able
10 combat Ethiop~a·a 0\vt plana,
t.an.b and .aniller}
2 J 'o\"0111HT 1977 the umbrcll:~ orpmzataon L:.no\\n s
the Bl.llc Peopte·s Comcntton.
perh.a~ the doscst tnttl) to 11 bl:lcl
pohttcnl p3rt)
The ban also C'O\"tred che
ou~o 1 <"3chcn \cuon Commmcc
\\ hteh t'\.~rdtn<atcd IM retlgrulllOJU
ol se\'tntl hundred hagh c:hool
tc:acllcn Ia~ month The tenchcB
un an S"Upf'()rt of tudent.s \\ ho had
boyroued c~ for three months
to demnod upgmdcd blncL ~uc:u­
tlOn
National Out pohn p.:arh ment I') cntac
tlclrn swman c:::alltd Ju tJ«
Manrstcr Jamn ~ruf:Cr . \o\hO cocr­
duuuC!d 1hc ntld a ... powrr-drun~
dcma~ogue .. She al~o UJd his a~
uons v.-c~ -:~complete dma ·~aon by
the O\~l'llment thAt u 1 unable: to
go\"tm the countn ulthout ~ortms
10 ubsolutc dc:spou m -
In a tntc~nl IS')Ued an
Pretona. ~rugcr chaq;ed that -:tp­
pa~ntl~ ann~nt orgam;r lloru were bcm~ m napulatc:d b) D snuU
number ot utremut •fbc O\-em­
ment 1 dctemllned to msu~ thatlht
pcncdul "Oc: 1 l nee of pcoplo tn
ouah t\lrf '" not duturbcd b) 1
rMll ~ur of anuchisu.- he Ptd
-lht puhhc n \\'3mcd not to be
rna led.-he conunued -nc sweet·
•oundmg nam($ and 1m or lhese
or~mtauon onl) sen~ 1 a
~moloes.crecn to CO\~r thesr ub\'C'f·
1\(' C'll\1110 - •
Korea 'suppresses' US critics
A former ~orun Cl a~ot
rea::ntl~ told ll.: COOgf'C!S:)tn en of
Kor-Qn ancr-~pt · o influen~ the
allocat'"'r:'l 1 1 ~ ' ~i!D aid
K 11'1 ""t> ~eun. former ~CIA
•tent "' t:ned to the Korean
embasS) m \\':.uhmgt on DC. told
ton8Jcumen of coded tnans--Paallc
calls conccm.tng the transfer of
hundreds Ol ahousanc:f5 of dollan.
1n toumon)' beJore the House
Commiucc on undard of Oalicual
South African acts
denotmced b'' S •
Follo~1ng the banning of a
prominent bblcl: M'1' papu. abc
arrest of ns editor and abc dcnouc­
•nEi of numerom outh lnc:an
pohhcal groupi. the Caner ad­
OllnUtrauon Ius sbov. n unusual du­
appro,al
·W~ run-e DO\\ 1tnened unforo.
lunate ac:uons that seem to ~praent
a \'tT) senous step bad:wuds; ad­
cruntstnauon sourczs s.atd. -our
rdauons will bardl} be unproved b)
" h.a t has happened .
··The bannang of .blad:
orpruzations hl:e the Blac Pc-ople's
Con,-ention and of tht wcU·l:nov."'
ante!'-raaal orpnuJlUon the Chns­
uan lnsutute. as "'CO as the bannms
of a number of prominent -alfutn
raise ~ditio031 tonterru about the
consequcoces of opprcuion of
kg~umatc d~l Ill South Afnca.·
Prc:sidC'Ill Caner said the
cractdo• o 1lS '"an unprecedented
e\'Cn'l-thc manh"C b6nruog of
orpnizatsom and publicalloJU .·
Offiaab dedmed to prechct
v.'bat steps tbr Unncd tatcs m&)
l kc.. but at lcut one offiaal said
t~Mn ·~ a ...,. hole number· of
diplomatic and econonuc uncuons
that could lbeapphcd . Up to novo.ahe
Un.ned Sr.ates tuu refused to 1upport
Uruted NatiOfU mO\-es 10 imi)(»C
cconom•c sanctions apuut South
Africa.
'l"'M on!;inal statement •"U
made •1th unusual speed. C\ en
bdon compkte ~ports had been
rccxl''US from the U cmba ) an
Preto.ru Se\ual offiaab uid tht
dccis1on co rtspond on the basis of
mn&.al press and cmbul) rcporu
undcncoted the adrrunmrattons
oppossuon to apartheid poliao • Conduct. Keun :sa.ad the t\.ClA had
supphed S300,000 lo help Korean
businessmen Tonpun Par :and
HonCho Kam entertain U con-
p-e:nmen.
In a telephone c:al.l Jull ol bizarre
code "a'Ords Kam -v.u mstruc:lcd to
mal:e u~ an.) •cntac:al- comments
on oulh Kort:a wouJd ~ ·sup-­
rcued" dunns consressional
deb:..te on fore1gn aid.
.. Three untls ot dotb'"-
5300.000-,.-u to be ~\~n to ·or
Ham alton.--Hanc:ho Kim. 'The
monc) llo"U &o be :apphed to -opcra­
taon Wh1tc Snov. ....
~cun testified that code name~
luid been ghen to mcnc::an figure$.
mdudanr, a p-oup of about fi\"e
oongrcssmcn •nh u hom Kim cla.lm­
ed clmc ucs 1ihe prcdomsn:sntl.)
Republican group 'U.US code named
the ""ad\"llnce ~rd •
Be-sides aurrnpt to •1n fncndi
an Concress. Keuo and aSSOCUtte -8 l Lee also dcscnbcd auernpu to
-v.1n uppon 1a tth go\"Cnlment oi·
fiaab.. acadenuc:u uu andJournal.istl .
rtu: r '0 referred to ~orean contaC'I \\ith members of former
Presadcnt Gerald Ford's \\1\ate
House suff Keun saad Ktm told htm
ln \pnl. 197.S. thJat he needed lund\
for l o of Ford· as.sutanas.
He 'U.'CDI on to describe a KClA
rcpon •n \\htch K1m and Par said
the.) were m ronr.ae1 "ith .:SO or 50
congrcumen Kam ~td he re@Oia.rl)
enter! a &ned congre m.:n .lt
Wa hmgt~n·;; C,'~R' ·\.e rh uct
rntaur.uu and-.t his home an Pnnce
GC'O~· Count.).
ccordtn lo commiuc:e
ground rula ncttbcr eongreu men
nor e ecuU\"C offiaals -v.'ere reacrred
to b) name TM adcntll) of in·
dh1uual Amencans maght be c:on­
SJdcrcd at later heann£) . the oom­
maucc mdu::nted
Bcc:ause SCOre$ of pi"CCUe legal
qucstaoru Nid to be 1rarulated
bct-v.ccn Enghsh and • orcan a he
lC'StlmOn) mO\'Cd IO"a1.) UUJe of
Keun• tesumon) wns based on ~­
sonal no" ledge. and most of at
d~bed what omcone d.sc had
told htm •
HARVARD BUSI~ESS SCHOOL
MBA PROGRA~t
An A dm 1ssions Repruenuuve from
HarHrd Graduate School of Businen Admmmution
w 1U be on campus
Thursday. November 17, 1977
to meet 1\a.'ith uudcnu antcrested in
the two-rearM BA Prosram
Contact the
C'lr~er Ptannmg and Placement Ctnler
for more detath and to StJn up for
an iniormataon sesJton.
H lf\'trd Busanus School is commuted to
the pranciple oi equal educattonal opportunity
and evaluates ca.qdidat es wathout res••d to
race, sex, creed or nalsonal ougm. \\a~a Kulak.~
.... or -slud't
Rec~
J:an ( unn~ll
Ill liM P!Onftf I
The st
Ore~on tu
R~3rth G
reopen L~v.1
ttntt'r Beca
h:l\ e al rea
ho\l.e\"Cr. the!
mont\ to I -
~tudents for I
The ree
opm th1 ,.
\non mental
quested fund
The rccydanj
b) 1he EAC
l.nsl \ ~
d'i1!1ndlcd. I
mcmbtn; ~n
bst spnnf..
Rand}
president. br
pro$:1"311' at
GAS:
• • • cntlct
I .11rn L>olta • Of ,.., "'-"'
A gr
pro(C$$0rs
sttmulate cc
on quesuo
taon "and
method
fhe
Gratuitous
and prof~
nut~
frc) Ebrlo
satd the
opportunu
duuth to • their opin·
ques. T~ac
an the gro -. tanoru Jor
Sarlo
could bed
•Wha
lbc defined
•Ho
mea ured.
•Hov.
methods
•If l
mcthods. d
poor teach
cxal!t. can
ducoura
•Wh
tradttional
quati t~ oft
•Can
bcner !c:ac
B.trlo
100 tmpo
lhcse arc
teaching
aboutm
both the
~ id
Man.)
teachmg
througho
beanng
ho• 10
Barto,. •
..... tor
R!! mamrumted b) B !U1\lllJ
ore tnm\ t '"The 0\~m­
cterm•ned to uuurc thm the
COC: lllDOC'C of peaples In
,frl • not d• turbcd b\ • ur. ol Jmlln:hast~.- he waad
puhhc 1 warmd not to ~
he ronttn~ .. f'hc 5\loe«:l·
name~ lind atms ol thoc
uaon onl\ scn""C 1 • i..-n to CO\CI" thctr subn~r-
•
•
I
ritics
~,th members of formtt
Jt Gerald Ford's V.'hste
ufT: t\eun sard t\im told ham
JQ7S. that he :n~cd lund1
of Ford·s MSlSlanU .
~cnt ontodc:stnbea t\CIA
n "hach t\am and Par satd
n an contact wnh 40 or SO
&men ~im wd he rcsularl)
ned congre 'men .tl
• ptQn s c;.'pcnsn< ll\ ol.CI
tnt and at hlS home an Pnnc:c
Count).
ording to commutC'C
rules netther congressmen
tl\~ officials were rctcncd
name The identtt) of an-
mencans maght be con·
at bter hcanngs. the com­
dtcated
UK scores of prcase lcpl
had to be translated
Enttll h and ~orean the
n) moved ~lo~ I) Laulc of
est•mon) \\ s b3 ed on pet·
no\\lcdge. and most of u
~ "hat _omconc else had
p •
SCHOOL
\M
'ltn·e i rom
less Admmutntaon .,
17, 1977
pent Center
gn up for
!ion.
o.mmittcd 10
nat opponun1t)'
10ut res,ud to
111 or•&in. NEH checks lib-art prograrns
HOPI 'G FOR RECYQI G PROGRAM ~:n~ F.en.r:t
\\ tkt ut.l;, OSPIRC ch~arman, hopes fundtng and for collection ot recyclable matenal~
y,ork..stud" students will help ma.ntain a program
Recycling center rebirth considered
Jan ( onnt"ll
01 I f f'tl~ I IJt
Inc tudent senate and the
On!gon Student Pubhc Interest
Research Group a~ plnnmn£ to
reopen l.c~u und Clad;·~ recyehng
center RecauSl: funds for tht }C3r
h3\'t: alread~ been nllocar~.
ho'-'e'cr. there mll} not be enouth
monc} to h~n: two '-'Ork:~tUdJ
~tuden t for the program
The rCC\ehn~ «nter dtd not . ~
open th.s term beca~ the En­
,,ronmcntal ,\ct1on C4ahuon re­
quested fundm~ aher the deadline.
lhc rcc)Chn~ program ~-as start~
b the EAC ~-cral )ears ago.
uut )"ear Its membc~h1p
d\\1ndled. and m~t ol those
mcmbe~ graduated or transfetred
fast spnnr
Rand ~tender. student body
pmtdenl. brought up the recyclint; .
orOFJ'11fT' at an E.,ccumc Counal mm.ng on Oct 25. He '-' s told to
nutc a prormalto the \\or -tud)
J.\llocmon Commnta: for finanaal
help
The pro~lmcluded rcqu~u
for;
•SI 200 for l\loO "ort-stud.)
tudent • each "or '"E 12 hours per
~eel
• pcrmaMnt alloc:auon m the
l C budget forD reqclmg prognun
O~PIRG met 11th ~prescn·
tath-es of the Portland Recychng
Center reccntl) to dts:cu method~
of or~mzmg :~nd pubticwng tbe
rCC}-chng program at LC
The PRC tl1 pte up all
rec\'clablc matenals at LC -and lake •
them lo the «ntcr do~'lltO\\ n. h wtll
ho p:l) onc-founh of the u. ork·
tud} studenu· sal.ancs.
W1k1 Kuhk. LC OSPIRG
cha~rpcr on. satd dornu and ad­
mrnlSlrall\e offices v.1ll be r~poosi-bk for collectang char O\\ n
rCC')'clllble rnatcnnl1 .. \\ c hope to
ha\c 1\\0 "orl-ttud\ studenu •
ootltcung the matcnnl at dcugruucd
spot m the dorrm. nnd offices a
done bst \c-ar.-Kuh s~nd -·The progrum wun•t completc-
1~ SlKCC..SfUI In lJ Of the dornu last
year .. he said '"But there as a real1)
&arong 1ntcreit an fec)'Chns at LC o
we rlan to offer setnJRJUI on rccyd·
1ng ne t term :15 well at utcndtn!; the
prognm to IM Ia" schooi.-
Th~ ma) not be an) monq
a\';aJlable for v.'Or -study students
~"' term s:atd Dean of ·tudenu
Old: orenson Opera tang funds for
thB year V."C'fe allocated last spnn
to srudcnt depanmtnl5 One her­
nate ourec: could be monq left over
from dcpanmcnts at the cod of fall
term Each dcpanmcnr..al budget n
fe\icv.~ at the end of the term and
c.\C'n3 mone .. u omctunes dl\cttcd •
GASP to seek suggestions
criticism on teaching methods tnto olner li!QS
In ht pro pout to the V. or -
StUd) nocauon Commlllcc.
'tender requested the rcc:ydan
prof!Tim be a permanent ~nor the
budJ."Cl -tcnde~ wd maintauungthc
program "''as the school's respon­
~biht) and not the respomlbtltt) of l.2n' l)olton •
Of I'-~ l.oz
A pour ol tudents and
professors ha.\ bee· organucd to
st1mul!ue con t--uct \C convers:auon
on QUC$110~ of dao.sroom orgamza­
t•on and andi,,dual teaching
method
The group, no\\ n s
Gnuuttou A53oeutllon of ~tudents
and prof~rs. u suU bcin~ formed
Assasuant hutor) professor Jef­
f~) Barto~. "ho lonned G ~P.
1d the group ~ould pro,1dc the
orponunit~ for students 10 c:omc
dtrcc:11) to lhc laculty and e.,preu
their opinions on teachan~ techni­
ques Teachc~ ~) al o ten ~tudents
an the proup their das.uoom e:\pec·
unions ror tudmt~ he said.
Sarlo~ hsted 5i:x .ua v.h1c:h
rould be d~ by GA '-P
•\\'hat l ~ood teac:h1ng' Can 11
be defined'
• Hou. h good tcacbtnJ
mtasurcd. af it c:an be?
•Ho\\ an beuer teaching
method 1be encouraged?
•If then are ood tdlchiD£
mcthoch.doesit folio that there are
poor teachm methods'? How. iflhq
C1l!l, can poor tcacbins methods be
dascourafCd?
•\\h) ere prole ton
rmdiuonally held respormble for lhc
qualit) of teaching in the damoom?
•C.an students contnbute to
better teAching practices? lf 10. ho"n
&riO'-' !1.3id th<»e questions arc
too amp<Jnant to •&nore ... , thm~
these arc \('f) sc:nous aspects ol
teaching nd the) need to be calked
about in open d~KUU~oru to benefit
both the tudents and the facuh),­
he satd
Man) profeuon dc,'elopc
tcadung methods which they follow
throughout thar careen wtthout
hcanna corutructi'~ cnucism on
how to improve thOK methods.
Barto-a said. As a rault. be AJd, teachers can form bad habt~
B.arlo" s.asd he formed GA P
becauscd l~C lacb an orpruzcd
group of studcnLS from \\ hich
prof~~ can get feedback on tbe
cffectl\'enc:ss of their t~ching
method
He satd fe" Mudenu and
facull} members ha~o'C hown an
mterest 10 pulhn& the group
totttl'tcr Bt·\\'CCi:l) s.emtnars open
to all tudcnts nd facull) wdl be
Mid m the ncar future. ",th b~ mess
profo~r John &to speaL,ng at the
tntrodUCtOr) mC'Cttng.
Sarlo'-' ad he hopes to 10\lte
rcprcscntaU\CS from nagbbanng
collern to com~re teachmg .tyles
at other m taruuons to those at Ltvou
and Clarl:
An> tudcnt or 1acuhy membc:t
mtercsted m \\Or ing on GASP
hould ronlac1 B.:nlo at eAltn ;on
• tude-nt
·11·s nd•culou dun~ tudenu
should Ns\'C to take the mJtiall\c to
gee Uus md of program gom • he
satd ·tc full to rcahu thAt reC'tcl--mg lS an CS$enhnl part or thiS com-
muntl) and lhould take the rtSpon­
SJbtht~ for maantatrung ucb a
propum ..
~nson td .studcnu should
~mam rt3porwb!e for the program
'tudent s~ud tbtthe\ v.antcd 1ueh •
.. pro~m nd \\-c lt1 them go ahead
tlh 11.- ~nson s:ud -u student
leaderuup v. nes. tt un't the rapon­
SJbdu~ oi tile dmantStrntson to pad:
up the ball and at.IT) 11
.. Tht IS ·rcat world" problem
that student~ rut\"e to deal '-'•&h. lfs a
lcarniD£ e pcncnce for C\'U)'One
lhat ~ouldn"t occur if t~ ad·
mtntstnuaon J~t lOO 0\l:r the
program.. •
• ve
and well and
g to
you.
lnfonnation and interviews at Career Plan­
ning and Placement office. gatehouse 9-5,
ovember I Oth only. tlllh Tbontdnnon
Of I FKiDiU l;O:C
~u and Cbrt u m ad­
\-;antagr of a S4... plio: pant from
the ~ uon;~l End ~cnt for the
numamtte5 10 tn out a team-:tnught
rreshnu1n ~rusr a~ ~n of a
proposed r~ .. -uton or the ~cral
tudto rcquu-emcna
The NEH pdal grant II bot
used for the test an of couno such
~~ ~ ~nunar votueb would gJ\'e
lt udc:na a bro:.1dcr \'lC"V> of t.he ltbcral
aru Auoaate Daln of Facull)
O;wid \"'lf,C satd lhc r~"'i:scd re­
qut~mcnu p n as stJD an the
de\dopment sta~ and won-,
become effcctt\e unul ne..1tt \"Car • OutJU'IC$ or lM aev. Gcnunl
aud•es Prop-am "Cre modified b)'
\'BI;C and anoaate profCSYJr of
En n.h te\c Kno:L to fir EH
rcquaremrnts
The tcanH.aught freshman
scrmruu. tudt ex:cnds O\'er t o
tcrrru.. u t1tJcd -rhc Emerp!nce of
the Cla cal nacnt Greece and
nacnt Chma.-It u betng l.Bu ht
dunns fall and v.1n1cr trr:ms b)
\ ge. Koo:\ and Jcffre) Barlou..
lWtStant profeuor of btstol). All
three professors partaa~te an each
clan seu~on.
•Jf omg :ell tn m) opiruon. ..
'nox s~ud -rbc best aspca of n as
the '\"'lnct~ of potnu oh'lC'Vo to u.bu:b
the stUde-nts can be u:pcn.ed •
The three professors arc not
onl) bring cnucall) obsen'Cd b)
studcnLS. Knox saad, but bj o
other professors as cell. a Sltu.auon
he rmcb challenging. .. All~ thing
'" the breai:do n of rbe
autbonuaru.n role of the usual one
teacher ... Knox said.
-I thank a·s a heahbydJSOnaU.a·
uon for the stUdent. h cncoW'Il£e$
him to uun . cnuc:al1j.-
Kno said a disad\1UltaEt for
students under the team-taught
method :-u that the} lll!Pt feel the
d. of datectioo. thoaJb t~
profC$SOrs mlW ~pend more time
prep:ann,g for the dass . ·rm spending t~1c:c u muc..:
u~ as mtJal tn pn:p3.1111g for this
dan.-·oox wd. -we (the three
professors) ha~ 'ee~ mCC'Un.gs to
diG:USS. orpnin and coo.rdlnl!te the mater I for the cb ..
The breadth of subJect matcnal
nught al.., be a diRd\i n-..a~. no
ad :PO« the c.bn CO\'t'n Chtncse
and Gru hmory from I:SOO BC to
200 BC
Frohman J•m P~rt.er . a
member or the Qld the d\"':lln­
u unde11hc tcam-taugllt method
OUtWC:lghcd IU dtffiatftto
""The on1) pro ~ro t·"~ s.ccn
'lth the dan " that 10mrumes
con~-cnatton m the dau '111 la
bcanae ,.,e IC exhausted the sub­
JCCl. and th:n t ba"'C to m0\1: on.­
he said '"Tbctr appr ch objcai'-e
and undogJrUtJc. and each profa!Ol'
offen a different aspect and
dtiTen:tu ,, on the cu1tun:s.. rbdl
IS rc:aU) helpful •
"'r u do~ panally m
poups. somdhl Parker
bToadem the <ippr to cataUl.
'"\\'ben e\'n)'bod to Uk 1m·
OplDIOn. thr ra11a $Cltr.etUDO .UC
nc t to the prcfound.- uui
omeboch 10mednn and ou
go "He\"' 1G be he"t n :• ..
The money f r the N E H gnuu
:\JJ aoo be used fOT COUrK lt:l
-Etbtcs end ufc Saenres '"'The~
course ~n be uug}n JOtntl¥ du.."11lg
spnn term b) 03\id 1antnsen,
aMUtanl professor of Olog). and
Yt ilfLllm Rouschadcr. as-smmt
philosoPh. profcum
The team-Uught aviliz;a.tiou
course (Of' frcs.hrmn and the Ethical
pcct of ~ Scienca dus arc
cumpks of lhc' o au catezona
proposed under a acw vncsal
S1 udtCS plan.
Dalgned try the LC Ourriculum
Commntee Last 'lllter. the pt-ID
uld reqUire freshmen lO take fout
unn1 of human cultu~ courses. suda
as ""The f.merEence of the O•ssic:ar'
Qll~ one acdn of a.atu."111 SQf"'Ct'S,
plus a bb. and oDIC'-And-o~
uniu of Fine Arts
Junton would am, La e ooc
COUDC m cont.cmpon~y ~ennn
tssues undct the new ~neraJ suJcbes
plan. P E. reqwrcmeros would re­
m.am the t.atnJ:
The NE H gram ill aho be used
(o; an Upoomtrl sUlil.IDCf :orbhop
ud} the Gcntml ~ucbes
m •
FORMALS
Close out on one-of-a-md formals ana bridal ear
formals at $30 on up
Wedding gowns beginning at $90
~JI omys 10 a.m.-a cu:t
Saturd2)'5 10 a ~ p.m.
555 S. St.. U.S. B.ank rtua
TV UR
H RT UT ...
... With meals absolutely free from
Portland)s finest restaurants:--
yours by listening to the "Jazz
Footprints" features on KLC.
Listen to your radio station for
detai Is today.
You Know
J owlhbn 19n 3 LC Mirristn' •
changen focus
\111111 \hark co.
or tbr l'iN>f'fl I"'
Chnn~;l' .. ''an tmportant ''ord
to the I~,,,~ and Clark C~mpu~
1\lant In o\tnoll 1 he
mterdenommuut'lnol counc:•l has
"Jltnl the pt't ~ear de:, eloping an nc:"
du-ecllon~
f'ormerh the R~ligiou \flturs
t;ommllttt the ~;roup wn~ pnrnllc:l
to a commutee nf the: ssmc: name on
the Board ofTru t~ .. 1 ne'er rca II
felt I could gtl (thnt oommtllee)
gom..: an "> nch wuh campu:. hfe ...
SDid chnplnin Tn}lor Potter ... ~o.
la~t fnll I de-...""..ded to change the
functton ol the sroup a httle The
name chanse was JU~t to help gJ\'C n n
lresh tan ..
•)'\'c: been on at for tour yen~.
nnd tt funC'uon has changed a lot an
that ume ... s~ud 5entor Da'e ) oun~
.. It used to JU 1 help ~uppon the
chaplam and coordmate chapel nc­
tl\llles ~o~ '' does a lot more: to "RELIGIOLS A5PECTS OF DAILY LIFE'' Ann Plrn<~n
Mtnt~tr\ Council •~ trvtng to mcrease campu!- involvemen t.
. ..
spon~or actl\llles on us own
ThC' <'cunetl ., made up of lb
~tudents. I st3fl and facult)
membe,.... , and one alumnus. The
council comrri!-es representall' es or
the Ept!\copal Church: the Unned
Church of ( hnst the Je\loash fauh;
the Llnllc:d Prab\teootn Church: the
Church of C hmt · C'lcntht, the LC
Chrt ttnn Fe lov. ~hip; the
Ecumemcal ~hm tnes ot Oregon:
the BaptiSt Church: and Inter·
runaonat tudents
"'We don't want to promote an~
son of racuonahsm."' ~id Potter
·Th~ council SI"C:S us all a forum to
share our dtlfering \le"'~· It let
people now that 'datferent' doe.n't
neceuanl) mean 'bad'.
.. Just a a per on has a tamily
name. he ha!i a faith he i) related to-
:-\e~ members JOin the council
b) tn\llatlon of the counctl, or b}
requesung n recommendation by the
Oe..1n of nJcUit}
.. Th1s l;tnd ol program need~ a
broad base ... sa•d Potter. w ll can't be
a one-man show." ''I lhm~ "c (the council) nrc
gotng to be helpful dunng the unmt·
uon penod ftcr ln lor lc:a\·e ... atd
m.tthem. tiC'> prole .. sor Roger
"''thon '\\ tth the council oveN:~­
tnF llun~ m the chnplatnc}
program, 11 gi\c~ u' a )Cn)e ol
conunult) Progmm" won't ha'c 10
dte out when their tnntaton. lea\c"
The council is re ponsible Jor
~cheduhng chapel ume and· pace for
\'anou ~tud) and discu~\ton group'~
)uch a Ytlkelello~ .... btble IUd\ •
pro~ram , and the Ecumenacal
Mtm tnes ol Oregon They are al'o
tn charge of chapel up~eep and
liat on "11h the Nonhwe .. tern
'chool of l..nw.
.. W~ tr) to pool1deJIS lrom the
dtflerent am1s ol the chapel to «p
thtngs runmng moot hi)... ~id
~mor l.eshe Dale. '"11 \\C see a need
lor somc:thtng ne~. we II) to help
wuh 11"
1 ho:.e necd5 ma' tnclude •
anythtng trom 11 group\ de,Jrc for a
plac..: to meet to hnnnc:an1 baclong lor
proJeCts. DJ lc ';ud.
-we're tntng to find way) to
10\iOh'C the campu' communal~ at
large \Hih the \'llriou religiou"
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: l'c/plk­......
Ddlir MiDi or Ftllll-eehe
LABOR: I"' dllcoi8t.
PARTS: 11%' dhcooPt
• By popular fh.l1llllld BurUn,am~
Ch~ron Juu ofler~d w theu priu
rtducttons /. D ctud nqwud. j gallon
min on gtlJ dLscount. Locatrd at
Taylors Ftrry Rd. & Tuwuhgu . US-
4174 CHEVRON
Free pkk·up and delinry oa scniet !OS
4 Pionetr I..og J 'ovPmhn 1977 m.pew; of dail\ lilt .. ' 1id phiJo,oph)
prof~,or Wtlliam Rott~ch.1eler
.. 1 think there ue t lot ol '"'ue'
thai could be con~iderc:d Important
to c\cr,one "hnt.~e want to do 1\
mi'\ the realm ot rcligton with other
thtngll we're doing. academic and
otherwise. ReltgJOUS nnd ethac.al
que')tions in tcchnoloiD und
economt~ arc ol concern to u.-. all,"
Rotto.chaeCer ~td
One ol the projects the counc1l
1 undena~ing. a ad Rotto;c:haeler , 1~
the February symposiUm on Denth
and D.>ing. ;\number at oft-campu~
organizataono; such as the 1'\orth~e t
Institute of Ltle Setcnce' "ill be
10\0hed
The council also plam to coor·
danate 'olunteer communtt\" 'ervace •
programs .. O,er the pa t1our or five
)Car:-., chllpel 'olunteer program'
ha'e been ccltpsed by the popularity
of Untvers&l) Year for Action," ~11d
Potter U't A. now f1eld 1 earntng
Progams . provide~ :.tudent wuh
~ommumty sentce work lor cbso;
c:r~dtt
"We hope to get ... omethmg
gotng m t~rms ol a tutonng program
for disadvantaged studen t~." <;aad
>\elson. ~we mtght al~o tr\
~omethmg to help tran:.port elderly
or handicapped people to thctr
medical appointment" "
II anvone ebe would like to be •
repr~ented. the) hould contact the
chapel •
More space;
"new" BoDine
Humantties clc.s:.e:., a computer
center a pnnt shop and a btology lnb
may occup) Lewt:. and Clark's
Bo Dtne Hall 10 1 wo year!.
When the phy\1~ and chemu.try
depanment .. move to the ne~ Ohn
Science Bu1lding, 30·year-old
BoDtne wall be reno\ated.
"Wc·re trym~ 10 Jist occupant~
ol 3\atl<~ble space m a lentall\e
manner. said A sociate Dean ol
f·acult} Da\id Savage .. Nothtng ·~
dclimtc: )et Inc ne..;t tnge will be to
consult the po sible a«upants,
"hich could be any or all ol the
humaniu~
Mit 1 clear that Bol>mc: "'II
prtmanh become an olfice·
cla5 room buildang. but there .ue
(II her p(). stble uses also "
Rol >me mtght ollcr expandt'tl
space lur cullege :.en tees uch 1111 the
.IUdto-.u;u .. l center. 1 he pnnt !ihop.
.md 1111: compute r center, 5dld
• a\'age
COlli or renll\.tllng UoiJtne l!i
expected to re.tch $400,000. "1 he
1'.:a11onal I ndo~mcnt for the
II urnanttl~ challenge grunt w htch
the college reccn'ed recent I]" til gt~c
1 Cone doll.tr fru t\er) thr«doll.u~
lhe college rnase~ lor the hi15tc sup­
purl olthe huntnmucs,"!.tud S.sH•gc.
"We present!) dun't ~now ho~,~; ~c
ore gmng to r:u c the monn " • Fear and loathing in American Samoa
as alumnus dodges harks and snakes
( tiiiTPtl \\ """tlhodl
11>1 lhr l'lvnrrr l.ot
' ou hn\ c u ph\StCUI fc.u "'' tm·
mm£ tn S.tm<ll• 11'!1 not et~s) to
uc~no\\ ledge 11 und then furgcl 11
becnu C' c.at h dn) \ 11U l~1!1k ut ) our
arm~ unJ leg' .1nd ''onder it 1 he\ 'II
~1111 be 1hcre the saml! umc
lumorr il\\ lJ ually thcv nrc .tnd ~ ou
ern" I under vour mo~quuo nel at
ntght lOtntl) th.tnklul that you are
ahve und "hok
'ou h,,,e a ~.tfc mormns of
tcachtng ond '' htle tht' tudcnts nre
''rtllng ~ 1) or dotng grammru
('rOblcms. \OU g,11c 01 the JClgoon
\\ luch ts one shock ol \'ella". tour ol
green nnd one of blnckhh blue
\\'hen omeone gong' the
SU ('ended 8CI C)'hnder that murk!i
I he end or chool. ) ou \\ .,.,}; home.
put on your trunl' and go bad: to
th1. t~oun .
-..~ ou swtm and the water can
b~ hot .and J.:tclo;.mg your mu:.cle
lc:dl) great but 1 here a-. .. omethtng
alwa) proJding your contentment
Ma> be: you're noaung on vour back
factn{l I he sun but '>Uddcnly VOU JCrk
your head .tnd ... can the \Urface olthc
~atcr
h w.1s in this way thot you fiT\1
'•l" what yoU Were afnltd of \eetng
the dor<>al fin of 1 <>hark.
II wa .. n't ncM and you wallo.c:d
confident IV out of the water and two ,
na~ht~ later bragged about it an o bar
"'hile l>Omconc else bragged about
hu shar).; e"-penencc.
I he -.ccond ume. you were
ii<>hmg wuh a motot named Etcualt,
and he ~a' draggtng lour mullet'
th.ll he had speared. The lid( wa .. out
and ) ou ~ere ""lking htp-deep tn
the la,goon, hall a mtlc from :.hore.
The lir-.t shark was <oman and 11
dnrted pa~t ) ou toward Eteutal, then
\cered and trailed from the -.ide.\' ou
told ham to let the mullet!> go but he
pulled them clo!\er to ht~ body. You
:.wore 111 htm in (nghsh ~o thut he
wouldn't undc:~tc1nd and pu!ihcd
quae~!) lor"ard
You ~ere !;Wtmmmg and wo.~lk·
'"11 in a ru .. h to gel to the be.tch
1 here Wo'3' a five root, fork-upped
.. pc.ar 1n vour hand and you
wondered . "II thi~ hark ru .. hed me
und I punch it with the ~pt'dr wtll it
retreat or ret~h .. te'r'
When you looked bad; there
were t~,~;o new dorsal fin\ ..t.nd Eteuatt "u' ~1111 Y..tlktng 1111o~l) 'ou
shouted ug.un tu mnkc l11m gave up
the lt'h but he dtdn't
0\\ the \\Uier \\ilS 'ih.,llo~
enou~ lor \Clll to trot through 11
\\hen '\OU n:.t httl a b1g rod; \OU
dunbcd t11Jt of the \\iller on to 11 nnd
!.teed I I CUll! t ) nu \\,ttChci.l th~
'ihnrk' n•~h 111 clo'c ond natch .tt the
Jt,h l·uch rnnc Joteuntt would lilt hn
stnn~ ol mullets f10m the Wltlerund
the shari !o \\ ouhJ gn11e h) hun
lie ''II"' pus lung through on I)
three feel ol \\Rter nnd \OU \\cre~ut'f
the hork "could pm tu(lund tn 11
moment nnd ~\\ltn .tWit) from the
sh.tllo'' nt.:~ Hut \\hen EteU.tll
cltmbcd on tn the rod md "ood
bcs1dc 'nu. proud ol has plump
catch. the h..rks ~ere i.luectl)
below. h.t\l.:tng m "' enty anches of
\\:tier 1 hen the hur~ "''th the
)th~hkc 11111 spun oil .and the
other~. '' h1ch ~,~;ere ~maller.
followed
Or ~nor kclltng "1th Jad,
l.1horn lrom the <;ilhen l'lland~
Y uu h.td gone to lelaga where
Gar) Cooper made 1 he lllOVIt'
Rl'lllrtl w Poradl\t twenty three
)CJr~ .1go .tnd where twenty three
)ear old men cun be found wuh
n,tmcs Jilo.t 1\ upa or r ere Tupu Jad
had ind1c.11ed an outgrowth ol
\tughorn cor.tl and together you had
descended on 11, cla,ped a branch
~nd snapped 11 ull. You hadn't CA·
pected a ~ca ~n.do:e to \Wtm at you
lrom the cor-~1
On the bcuch vou a,J.;ed Jnc~ tf
11 h.td ,, d.tngcrou' hitc .tnd he satd
>~ but that it h<~rdl\' c\er o.~tli1CL:ed
people "Only 't:t) a~,~;o~y "hen u\
matan~." he ,.ud
Well II "'••s hard to sleep that
mght sec1ng a blad;-b.td.ed, yello\\·
bdhcd ,.n,tkc <>wim al )OU O\.et and
0\Cr II[Ullll
.Some pcorlc here don't'~ tm m
the ncc.tn. onlv an nver' .tnd
lre,hwatcr pooh But when you ll\c:
clo'e to 11 and tt ., tn vour car drums •
nit!!hl .tnd d.t) and you see 11 from
)our cl.ts~room '>himmenng hke an
emcr.tld. th.tt'' h.trd to do
So \OU wam.
1 olhng on your back, drifung
wath the llde. you urc: nc..arl) lull of
en~c "hen your brain tgnals and you
JcrL: up und <>can the ... urfacc ol th(
lagoon • • 111
r
ravele:
Tht jol/oK mg lt!tl
roplromort'J
Dutrh \fantlt'i. 111
O\'l!r1t'OS g1
.tlral srttnrl! pro/.
u. tht ~:roup wtll
tlurm~ hotlt (i
~l
WJult that' the'\'
JI'Urt
tOSI <'0
Tlu ll'lltr comt't,
IBw'lm•h llt•arh m
oj Qut'tmlond
lhr I ditm:
\\ t ~ur tved out
lo~n ol R.slhMrut
largest tnll
:}UUIII:t \\ tth a pop'
~urpa'>'>ed b) th
A' a matter ol
ulat1on ol Au'(
I~ to I b)' 1
ram\, Sheep. she
not a drop to d
Our journey h~
to~n~ of Kaniva
ophomore
is 'sp
tht· I ditor·
I don t oft~n cot
John llowMd b
At the \"-I
naght 1"
ml re~Ut.lit to a~
hts sa Inn w ,, s • I hat\ nC'It ,all
ph1lo~oph} clas
\COUtt: ~II
'"c) 10 support o
referred t u 1
commtttcc
os to lind uu
\\Ould meet I
I nda\ \\hen
ed ur there he
hour und lcll \\It
c:n or'\\ here 1
It turned out t
hclllthc tm:cll n
.Ill} 11111!
Wuh '"·•• "' e hu~ to \\tHuicr 1
Aftl.'f 1 he I
tn~ I lua,,IJ~ ''""'
he m.tde C:\
illl!mcrc:d I
rnnre
\S I c .,e erican Samoa
, and snakes
t1ll \\ttllmg .;lo\\ I) \ ou
l U!111111 to mnkc him SJYc UJ1
• but he d1dn't
" rhc \\dh:r "110 h.tllov.
lor \ou to trut through 11
'ou reached a b1g rod; HlU
(llJI ol the ''·Iter on to 11 lind
ltcu.tll You \\tttchc\J 1he
I mh In d(•lC rtnd !IOlliCh tit lh
bch ume lltcuuu would hit ht~ ,r muller~ I rom the \\rttcr .mt)
ark~ '' ould gr.11c: h) hun
• ",, pur;hmg through onl)
c:t ol \\:Iter .tnd \ ou \\ere fiUrt
arh w oultl ~p1n uround m a
1 und "un tn'l.t} from the:
nes!; But when l·tcu 111
CJ 110 to the rock .tnd MOod
you. proud ol hi) plump
the hurl;!~: ''ere d1rcctl\
b.1 J.;mg tn twent) 1nche.s ol
f hen I he shflr 1.; \\It h I he
·hkc t.ul pun oil .1nd lhc
• wh1ch were ~muller.
t:d.
r \norl..elhng \\ uh J.td
a I rom the Grlbcrt l"land~.
nu had JlOne to Ld.tgu, whc:re
C oopcr made the movtf
•1 to Paradm IWcnty·lhrc:e
ugo nnd where lwenty lhrc:c
)ld men c.1n be found wtth
hke )..upa or fcre 1 upa Jacl.
ndtcated an outgrowth ol
1rn coral und together you had
1dcd on 11, clu,ped u branch
•appcd 11 oil You hadn't t:ll.·
a 'ca ~nakc to \wim at vou
he cor.JI
n the be.Jch you a'kcd Jacl: If
n d.tngerou bue .tnd he 'ntd
t that i1 hardl\ e"er anad.:ed •
• "Only '>lu) .1~ay .... hen n\
~ ... he ''.11d
ell it wa~ h.ud to )lccp lhat
cemg .1 blad.:·backcd. ydlo\\• i ~nal e S\\ 1m at you O\oer and .
~un
ome pl!ople here: don't ~.,..im m
lcc:an. onlv tn rncr' .1nd
atcr pooh But when vou ll\c
o it and ,,., 1n vour enr drum)
and d<t\ and vou 'ee it lrom -. :la,Hoom ~himmcnng hkc an
d. that', h.trd to do.
0 \OU \\\lm. -
olhng on vour back. dritung
he ude. you are nearly lull ol
hen your br.ttn .)tgnalo; und )OU
p and 'c.tn the surlacc ot the
• • • 1n1on
· ca issue to blow
J cfl f>u~rcl'
l'tonnr I ·~ f dolor ln C: hid
I he ~outh Afrta~n sttuliiiOn 11. goans lO explode
If the blow-up doe; not occur an South AfnQ\ tiKif. ll wtll happen on
college «:nmpu~ ocroJ the Un1tcd SuHca
l'he lltiUilllon grow won.t 111 blacks faghtopanhetd pohc1es m outhem
Afrtc.t .md I he wh1tc regune tnet. 10 paclf) them wuh hmt.s of andependencx
uno hy scmhng people h\:e lohn Burns, future Dsrector of I levelopment 1
I ewts tJnd Clad. lo teach bluet leudcrs parlmmenUlr y procedure &f nr•thing
else
I ocal .tnd nnuonitl news mcdau rccognu.c the unrest
I he Pronerr J.og \\Ill a.s w Monday to make sunemenu and gJ\'C
•nlormatlon to Otcgon nm~.s mllgatme conccmmg the usue at I C
H lllamctt~ U tt·k. 11 gro\\1ng Portland newspaper , pubhshed an anicle
lust month on l're~1dent John Uov.-ard nnd I Cs pOSIUon tov. rd ~outh
Afncu The anaclc wn h1ghly enucnl of Howard and the tdmamstration.
calhng 1 hem O\erly conservative beC3 use they tgnored student protests on the
matter
I cnston ts htgh all over, not JUSt at thtS college
The linan~ commllt~ of the Ore&on unc Board of Htgher Education
recommended by a vote of 3 to 2 that the board reuun 1U stoc 10 compamo
that do bu51ne3s m South Atnca ll 1.10ted after hearing reports from three·
member eomm1ttee that saud1ed the mue
Dt~ tment meant the board would have had to wtthdr;J.W appro,;inatc·
ly S I 3 m1lhon worth of ilock tn up to 3t:l comp.macs currently do1ng business
111 1 hree white-controlled countnes m sour hem A(rrca
UO students voted Ia" May by o1 margin of 4 to I that the Uns\'emty
Development Fund and tbe SUite Board divest themselves of those
1n~e tmc:nts
ravelers fmd sand, string bikinis ·r he U nl\lersity of Oregon Emuald .said dive tment would hne been .. an
opportunity to m.1kc a finn morhl st.alcment which wtll join other stat.emcnta,
the sum ol which may uert enough tnfluencx to ch01nge corporate in .. estmenl
patterns:
.. In 01n immoral nation like South AJnca, econom1c: pressure is the
great~t --, tnd maybe the onh lorex by whic:h change may be at·
compllshed .. Tht jollowmx ltttn wof recet ......
urnm wphomurt'' 1om Buxbet•
Outrh \.fan del, membtrr of tilt•
O\'t!fJt'Of /(roup. Li-d by
t/(Q/ srrl'nre pro/tHor Wdllom
thr group wr/1 tra\'t•l "du" n
tlrmn~ horlt {all and "·mtu
Whrf,• lhl'rl' lllt'l' "·ill stud; tllr
rborJ: dnl'ft regw11, th••
rtut roo.ft and n·
1 hr lt'ttn (<Jntts from tht• IOK"
Burlt'll(h llt!aciJ m tht lwtrallan
uf Qur~mlaiUI
thr • dltor:
\\c urvtved our home)t3) 1n
to"n ol Balluurut Vtctona the
largest tnlund ell) 10
·-~•,· wtlh u populatton th.H •~
surp.1~ c:d b) II' ~h~p
:\\ a matter ol lact, the enure
ton ol t\u\tr011ia h out­
~ IJ to I b\ lhe ewe, li.imb~ •
rams Shctp. <>heep evef)wherc
nol a drop to dnnl<.
Our Journe}s ha\-e t.sk.en uo; to
IO~n~ or Kanivu J.nd the Cll\ ol
homore charges
is 'spineless'
lht• I diiOI:
I dun't often comphmena Prc\1
John llo\\o .. trd butl now feel the
\t the \~l C mc~tin~ on
~llo'"~c:n naght twn \Cnutor' rclu'­
, my rcqucs1 1<1 a'>k How.trd bo\\
rch ht~ ".J Ia r ~ w11
I I hilt\ no1 ull 1\ ~cd bel nrc,
Jlhtlosophv cia \\Cnl bclore the
·ucrrtt cnute "11h .1 rcquc ... t lor
•nc, 10 'up poll .t ') mpn\IUm \\ e
rclcrrcd to the budget .tnd
C:Cimmlltec \1\er ~c\crnl
cmpl In lind uut "hen the C(lm·
!lc:t \\Oult.l meet I "••" told b p m
I ml.t\ \\hen I >.t\C Epstcul
ur there he "•llted lor,, hall
hour ,uu.J h;fl "11h nu I.: no'' lctlgc
l"hcn or\\ here the cummtllec: httd
I
h turned null h.ttl he cununtll~"e
held the mcc11ng ear her" uhu\ll
hnl( ,, n~ 1lnc
\\ tlh th.&t l<iml al run.tround
h., to "'•nder .1bnutthc 1\SI (
\Iter the ll.dlnw<"cn \~I <
ng I hn.1l1V 1!.'-ed Htm.trd hu\\
he: made C\Cr\ )C.ll o1nu he
111} .:tm\\clcd I than~< htm tor
1111F more Cl•uragc: than 11
•ncle .. ., \Sl < 'enute.
Ron Ru lwrd1
\rlplwmmt Ponland m the state or Vtetona, one
town with 11' bc:auttful "Little
Desert .. and the: other wuh tl5 own
.. heep population-all Iran-bound
lor sale .tnd sl.lUghtcr
rh.tl W1l only lhc: pr.:hmanary .
the. horf J'ouvrl's ol our trip
\.\'c ure now marooned an a
sundp11 on the: Gold Coa'>t
Once: we've dug our-sc:lvc:\ out­
and it docJn't tool.; too cas}-we'll
k~p our hc:admg to lhe Grc.•t
B;trrier Reel. home: ol dc.tdly oc-­
topu .. c . boomnct riding o~nd .. tring
bt!.tnl\
'lot .11 all bad. the Rtcl good fun
Group ~ptnlS are high :md the
.state beer compeuuon sees that 11
remaans so We ha\'C nol been booz­
mg at an unconlrolled p.t~-11 has
bctn like clockwork: m~te.1d
Binhdays h..tppen everywhere
and thu tar two very Important ones
have b~n looked alter. ,\ a
m1lestone , our leader JUmped up und
O\.C:r the 50 ~car mark
The deLly here 10 the and p1t
ha only been outdone by thut at
King's Crtws tn '>~dne\ ' Foil.; ol
e"el') per"uas1on were there: en mass~
and then n few other~ w-ere unac­
counted for. ;o.;o worne' though,
u .. mg an J\us~le-tsm, lor alter
celebrating birthda\·~ we grabbed u Our tour '' c"ten~•' c: and
sometime' uring. We've gone
through h.1namt .md pineiipple plan·
t.1t10ns, on·r fine golden bc.tche:. .md
1nto aboriginal villages and
de.,e<:ruted wtldhte preserve:. . h'~ all • cabbie who d1dn't know the ell}.
Time to pu~h the bus oul ot the
lWnd a~in .
'Lenny' review panned
1 n tht• I ditor
fhe n~:: 1 ttme u moHc: th.tt doe-.
not dc:p1c1 mother. father, t" o
chtldren. a w hue ho~e .tnd a happ}
c:nd1ng come<> to l..cw i und Clarl<. I
suggc:'l \OU .t ''gn someone other
th.Jn 1\nnt ~tc:1ner to reV1e\\ tt
'>Ietner I COlhl.lnl 1'\1 \hod;ed b\
tht mo\lc l ~""' She l'i upset b)
Lc:nnv Bruce . hlc:swlt ~nd ht" ..,t vie •
ol pert nrm11111 \he chum!:> 1 hnt '"'
uudtenCe' were \m,iJl bcC,tU\C of the
nuturc ol ht m.ucnal
But Rtuc~·, audicmcs wert
\mall bc:CIIJ\C ot ht' mcdtum 1 he
mghl club 't'ou cannot expecl 2,000
pt.'oph: tu 111 1n .1 lnulding mc:.Jnt lor
200.
Bruce d rd not u:.e the cleanest
l.mguag~ :n ailltble hut h1 u ... e uf
language \\ J no I the focus of h1s acl,
11 wns UM.-d U• grab lhe hstener'
,,ttenuon Once he had the uttentwn
oflhl' ,tudie:ncc he duected litO real
prohkm .tnd concerns the pcrsccu­
llon of hnmu:.e u.,J~. war oml ruct.tl
10t'4U•thllc'i ''' n,tmc u IC\\
ltc dttl whJI 1/1/11 nrl' fiumll
u1J ~e\ C'r.ll \ C.lr I. tiel
I hi: 'SC\ rei ol lirtt\c's succcs~.
.tl•lltc.ltng 111 Stetner, \\,1 th.ll th•·
.tuc.hcm c nc:H·r k nl.'\\ \\here he \\a'
gutn~ nl.':~-1 I Itt\\ c.111 till' uudic:nce
kou\\ \\hen I he perlmmcr j 101•
Jlfll\1\1111' f he c~·rel ol hi~ \ICCC~~
"'' 1hnt HIU\.'C wn~ not.llratd toJcul
\\lilt nC\\ ~llh)CCIS Ill .1 nt\\ \\U) '1\o
tn••rc rnot hcr•ln·l.l\\ Jol.:c:s 111ld 111 the
unc llat twnng an.mncr
J .. •mll 1s (I 111tn th.ll shu\\ U'
p.111 of th•• hfc ''' 1,erlormer \\ho
maJc 11 till' h.tul \\ •" I.e• IIIII t!o not
Jllc!ll) It :iihouldn't be.
Film-; such a~ unm :.tnd per·
lormc:rs like Brucx Ioree U\ to ~ a
difJcrcnt ~•de ol hie the 'rdc thnt
ottcn hurH. H Ietner cannot
\tomach thi' ~ide ol hie I suggest he
~tan retJiewmg Wall Obnc) moVle
und children', bool.;
Alan Ht~mphr~l
fushman
Correction -1 here wu~ J ma ta~e in n
photo ('aption that mu~t be
corrected.
In the Oct. ~7 t:.,ue ol the
PtOIIr'u L u~ a photo ol jumor
Jon Mt '\c:· ne\ cnrried thl· •
lollm\ tng ~ 1ption•
.. Jon \lc~crnt:\ rtpr~ent
one ol 67 )ludc:nt enrolled at
1 (' through athelc:tc:s' financial
flld ..
II was a good capuon e •
cept 11 \~a n't correct
,\1":-.;crne) ""''' n•)" and ne~er
h.t .. bcl!n on .uhlcte,' hnunciul
ud
Clarification
1 he \Jl'l "0 ... ,uc: of the
/'um~c·r Lm: \.Onl.unc:d two .If­
lick' lln ,, propo,c:d ~;•)·np
hookstorc. I he IUCI"i \\ere
.)lralt?ht, but ,tl ltmc: 11 wa' not
clear enough that the ,.wre \\Ould
be ,eJhng on I\ used hook'l uti If t
It could not bu) and ell new
bt.'Ol'> and upphc:s unlllthc: tore
lound UC\.e:>,., .I~;Ct>rding to
JUOIOr L.nrf\ l ew 1s, .,.. ho 1 "or k •
ing Ill ~tart thnt hmlk-.tt,rc . t Ponland wac University, the situation is also worsenina.
P U recxntl-bec.1me aifiliated ~ith the Bureau for Economic: Research
at the Umvenit)l ol Citellenbosch tn ·outh fnca. That aftiliation V."U
arnn~ed through P~l > Future R~r ch lnslllute
')tellenbo ch bcc'.1.me an assooate orpntrauon of the FRJ by making a
donat on of Sl,SOOon c:pl. 2 The FRIIS an outgro"'th of p-u·s System
Sciencx doctoral degree program .
Loc:.ttc:d about ~S m1lcs from Cape Town. Stellc:nbosch r~cntly became
the firr.t of South Alnca's five ,\Jnka.un unl\erstties to adm.tt black studeot.s
under cenam conditions. Under the new pohcy. ~tellcnbosch \\til aUow
blacks. people ot mixed mtt and lnd1an students to regutcr for post·
graduate couNeS.
fhey wtll not, however,~ allowed 10 take cour es available at South
,\(nco.t'5 three black, .md two m1,..ed-ratt and lndtan umvcr~tues.
In \.\.'Jsconsin, mvt"'tigauons are under way to determine wbetber
corpor.:sttons which deal with racist go .. ·ernmentS are 10 \10hllton of state taw
Under that law. t:tte snstuuuons ma)' not have imcStmcnU in •any
compan). corporation, affiliare or subiidiat) wh1ch pmctices or condones
through tls actions dtScrim.tnauon on the basis"( r.:scc, religion, color, aced
or e:< ft
That statute may also aJicct WISConsin um.,ersttJes that bold stock in
tho e compans~ .
For the l.C admm&Strauon to tgnore the snuauon and try to paafy
tudents hy mbhng a tnp to ')outh Africa shows an tgnorance to the South
Atrican assue
f he problem" ha' c: Onl)' begun. •
Pioneer Lo
Oampas Sol 21
Lc~m lllld Clart Colk-~. Ponla.nd, Onaon. Q7!19
tlO!) 2~101, ut ~n
f:cllll>r·U' lllitf
:o;r .... Ullltlr
(up) Fdtlur
,\rl Dll~dor
l'hutucnph) i; dlltot
"porh l:.htur
~nttrtalnmtnl fdltur
< umpu~llun t:dllor
\d•rrttJtnc :\lan.acrr
R~nm~ \hnatrr
l rculallon \l•natn
ltbnrun
l'ublirL On-un~JI«t •
·--···-,,-. ---..
•
• Jdl Plao.
Ham Hol~l
Perry Oboa
Jcnllifcr t>riu
PbyUiJ Oster
Kun Hatt.,J
Luoa Groctuaa
~bar~nc 1\:~ o
t.; l.m) Lam be.ns
John $(ott
D1La Marb
"-ndt c • Kuct
Mandlll t'o~ub.avu
\\ ulrn u'c Brov.-ll., Jan CanncU,
l.arr) Dolton ~ana Grt'\·Johmon, t~:au l..ai\Ocll, m~ M:ut fobv Padgrtl, t..on
Putm:an Am} Ra' tell 'te\"t' RWbefE" Jt:cU Rlm11lii.S,. Anne 1erna Terry :n,
If alit thontc•~n l'11ul \ o~:el
'p<>"' John ~he cr Dil•l' I oul' \ tnttn! \\ l.lOdt
••hotocr•ph! Rilll Ben M•\c C'.onac.
Bill Deane Ken t-abnd. bn llumphl"t'), E.n Jcnnn. O..l&hl U) Karl Pdcnm. nn
Ptcr)Oft Byron Rke. Ron Ru:ll;u:ds
l'hototr•ph• •h b.»
rnx~uwon
I At~ f>cpncr C.zunlant: C.11lc Ben Sbq!pmS
Janu Cur Ra Oul...
ft•mJI<I<oofltlfl )IVne ft&tt:':n l:UMI) !1!)11DI,
~arcn H11raclu [ h1abdh llcflrn. G~~ I no w:h C'hru Joluuon
\rll\1 IIIII \\ unLa-
l'h••h> '"'•nn- D•llhl l..a~. Karl 1'-cttr\Ctl nn P~n
\•h""' Richard tlo)l
't•lruual ,,,,Jao('( 11, t "' , 1 II t' 1 Hrllr llalt'M'
Ofucut ('ubhcau,•n (>I 1~ \uo.,-,u.ted 'tL.'\Jc:nu C'll U:"'u ond Cbri (.;Cllkt;: lk>IS '"'
Pabttnl:' II oil RoAd J'(lrtlal\d, Orc£on. 01210 f':rtmc•h•«U) b) lbe LA c Ol1Aqo Rc'l<'*
~·•nd c.liW polt.IJ:C (14141 at Punllnd Ort'SOil nnWJI •ut>Knrtton co.Jt S' 75 for U
\Ubl.<;nben..
'tandard rnto f,, dupu ud•l:MLSIII$. S2..~ per column a.ncll, S lUll ~£!: S 1)0 full
p.t~ C'lurtt fill ,budied ad, \ 05-pet 'IJ.O.Id I lie •'lt'll«l to.s' C'diiQnal•nd bu.ltDI'U
olha:> arr loaued m ~~ b.uc:JDC~U ofT cmplf:{on Ct!IICJC Cm~«
\ 1c,.., uprcucd arctb~ olthc "'Titcn and do not ~""nYnl) rcfitCt the ,'1:,.-,oflbc
~luo:lcnt bod lht' t.cult\, ar lhc roll~ 11dmmutnallon
Member of lhc u.oo•ted Cullq;ute Prc:u
Prcmeu Lor: •
5 LC Ministry
•
cl1anges focus
\niru \tar I.'
or •"• l'h»•Hr 1 ur
"'( hunrc" '"' nn 1mportu01 \\Ord
to the l C\\ a .md Chsrl.: Campu"
~hn1t-tr\ Coundl 1he
mtcrdenrmunnucm I ouncal hn
~pent lhc pu't \ e11r dc\>t:lorung m nc\\
darocuonr.
l·omlerh the Rehwou \11tms
omamttce the group wn pnrnllel
10 o oomm1ttee of the ~a me name on
the Hoard ofTru tees "I nc,cr reall)
kh I could get (that rommanee)
oang an ~\ nc.h \\ ath campu~ hfe, ..
snrd chnplaan l"avlor Potter "~o.
ln"t fall I deeaded to chlmgc lhe
fun lion ol the group n laule The
nnmt chnnge \\"'SJU!>IIO help gt\'t Ill!
fresh tnn"
.. l',c been on at for four \ea~.
nnd ·~ functaon ha. chan~d a lot 10
thnt tame," s1ud 'cnaor Da\e \ oung.
"It u~cd to JU't help ~uppon the
churlam and coordanate chapel u'" ....
ll\1tae , 'o"' 11 d~ a lot more to
sron or .actl\1taes on Its o"' n.'' ''REUCIOU~ '\SPECl) Of OAIL '\ liFE'' Ann f'lmun
Mint'>tl) Council i~ trytng to increa'>e campus involvemt.>nt .
The coune~l IS made up ol lb
tudcnt:s, I · swfl and facult)
membe~. and one alumnu~ . The
council compm~ repr~entam e of
the Ep1~copal Church: the llnated
Church ol Chmt: the Jcw1~h lallh;
the Unated Pre b\1en~n Church, the
Church o( Chn:.t Scacnti'>ll the LC
hrt ua n Fe o~shap: the
&umenacal '1ana tnes ol Oregon;
the 8 pllst Church: and lnter­
nataonlll Students
"\\·c don't wnnt to promote an)
)on of facttonahsm," said Poner.
"11he counctl gl\'es u( all a lorum to
share" our daflering \lC'-" . It let
people \:no'' that 'd11terc:nt' doc,n't
necessarily mean 'bad'
"Just h a pe~on has a tamily
name. he has a fatth he 15 related to."
~C:" member: join the c:ouncal
b) ln\1tation ot the council, or by
rtquestang n recommendation b) the
lkan of f·acuhy
'"ThiS bnd ol program need> u
broad base." saad Potter ... It can't be
a one-man sho"' .. .. 1 than._ \.\e (the councal) arc
going h) he hclpJ ul dunng the trun-.a·
uon ~uod niter 1 aylor leave~ ... 'aad
mathcm.tta~:.. prolc,'>or Roger
Nehon \\ uh the counctl O\er.,ee·
inp thang-. in the ~:hoplamcy
program, II grvc., us a 'en. e ol
conunutl) Program~ "on't hnve to
d1c out \.\hen I hear 1011i.llors leaH' "
fhe counc•l 1 re. .. ponstble for
'cheduhng ch..IJlCIIImc and ~pace lor
\1UIOUS '\IUd\' and dt CUY~IOn ttroup'>
such as YoL.efello"' ~. bible study
programs , and the EcumenaC3l
Mana toes oJ Oregon The) arc also
an charge ot chapel upL.eer nnd
haa on "'nh the 'orth\\e,tern
·cbool of l.a".
"'We tr to pool idea trom che
dallcrcnt nreas oJ the chapel to keer
thangs runnmg smoot hi)," satd
~entor I.e he D.tle "II ~c ee a need
lor omethang ne". \\t ln to help
\\ II h II "
Tho c needs ma\ mclude •
un~ thtng I rom u group's desire lor a
place to meet to tinancial buclung tor
project D:lle ~>illd .
·\h re tt)ing to lind wuy~ to
'"' ol\e the c:ampu~ communuy at
large v.ith the vanou~ rcligJou<,
LCSTUDENTS,FACULTY,STAFF
GAS: l'c/p"• ...-1
I'JdMr MiDI ar FGII-tent
: • ..., cliiC..a .
PARTS: 11%' ciiiCoupt • •
By popular chJ"IZJ'ld Burlln,G.m~
Ch~ron Juu off~ed us theu pflu
reductlorts I D. aud reqwud . .S gG.IIon
min on gllJ durount Locot~d at
• Taylors Fury Rd. & Ttrwllliger U5-
42U
J ,\'rH'I'mber 1977 CHEVRON
•• aspe '" ol daily lite," ,.tid phalo,oph)
protes,or Wilham Rott chueter
.. 1 thinl.. there .Jte a lot ol 1\\Uc,
that could ~ constdcred 1mport.mt
to c\en·one What we; wunt to do i~
mi:~. the realm of rdagton \lollh other
thmg .. we'rc domg, ncndcmac nnd
other\\J<>e . RehltJou., "'nd cth1cal
quc,uon' m technology nnd
cconom1cs arc of concern to u' 1.lll,"
Rothchac:fer <>aid
One of the proJeCt\ the counc1l
IS undertaking, aid Rott<.chaelcr, j,
the Februar~ .. ympo\aum on Death
and D) mg ,\ numbeT ol olt-c \mpu'
orpniuuons 'uch .1, the 'orth\loC.\t
lnstuute of l itc Sc1ence' v.ill be
tn\ohed
The council .tl~o plan' to coor­
danate \Oiunteer communitv \er'olice • programs "'0-..:er the past lour or fi,e
)'cars. chapel \ oluntc:er pro!_lr.tm'
ha'-'t been eclip~c:d bv the: porul.~ttl)
ol Unhel">tty Year lor ·\cuon,·· ,,.,d
Potter U'\ ,\. no\\ f acid l co~tnang
Progam-. . pro\'ide~ Mudent' ~ tlh
community 'enace work lor cl"''
credit
"We hope to get omcthmg
going 10 term~ of a tutorang program
Cor da~ad\:lntaged ~tudents," 'atd
Nebon We might also tr)
omcthang to help transport cldcrh
or handicapped people to thcar
medical appointmen t~>"
If an\'one ehc would hke to be •
rcp~cnted . they hould conhtct the
chapel •
More space;
"new" BoDine •
Human111c:~ clas5e,.,, a computer
c.:nter, a prtnt shop and a btolog~ lab
m.tv occup) lewas and C lurk's
BoDme Hall an two yean.
When the phy~ ac~ und chemastry
departmen t move to the ne" Ohn
~c1ence Bualding, 30 )'tJr·old
BoOanc "''II be renovated
"We're trytng ll) list occupants
ol rn 11tlable space an u tentuti\'c
manner, Siud As ociute Dc.tn ol
Facult~ Davad Sn,,age ... l'otlung as
definite yet. I he next tagc \\Ill be to
consult the po~sablc occupJnts,
"'hach ~.:auld be un) ur nil ol the
humanuies .
Nh as clcm th.ll Bol hne "all
pram:uil~ become nn ofllcc:­
cla ~mom hutldan~. but there arc:
orhcr flo s1ble u es .tbo "
RoP•ne maght ollcr exp.uuled
JMCc tor college cn·u."Cii such a~ the
uudto•\ lbual center, 1 he pr1n1 hop,
:Jot.l the: computer ccmcr, liatd
S;nuge
f~o 1 nt rc:no\',Jtlng Bol>tne 1
CJ(pcctcd to reach S40U,OOU "I he
i'>ullunnl 1 ndu\\ men I lnr the
Hurnnnatte'l chullengc gt(tnt "'htch
the collebc tt:Cc:l\cd recently wall gave
I C onc c.lolltar for c\cr) three doll.sr
the college r.u~e} tor the: brtMc ~oup·
purl ulthe humanattes, .. sa1d Sa\nsc:
w\'t e pr~n tl) dun'r l no\.\ hn"' "'c
arc gmng to rna~ the mone\," • Fear and loathing in American Samoa
as alwnnus dodges sharks and snak~
< mu Mel \\ C'~<·llwl'f I
lui lhr I'IIHlfff In~
'U\1 h,\\C: II ph) IC<ll rc:olt :s\\ tm•
nunp an Sllmou It\ not c.ts) to
n 1\no\\ledge 11 nod then torget ll
hct.tlll>t' CIICh Ull) you lonl.; ,Jl ) uur
ttrm:\ .ami lc~ unt.l wonder tf the) 'II
~1111 he ther~ the li•lme umc:
tumor ro\\ U>ualh the) arc and you
nn\\1 under youa mo~quno net at
naght l.smtl)' thnnklul that )OU .w:
uh\ l; uncJ \\hole
) ou h,s' e Lc s,tle morning of
Cc:Hchang .and \\ htle thc !itudentr. .uc
\\ritmg c~SJan or doang grummtu
problem!i, you gnze at the lagoon,
"'hach 1 one shod: ol \'clio\\, four of •
green nud one of blackhh blue
\\'hen someone gong the
uspcndcd ga c}·hnder that m.arks
the end ol ~chool. you \!talk home,
put on '(lur trunk.' und go back to
the ln~oon
So you s\\.lm and the \lollter can
be hot. and ktcJ.;ang your mt~:>cle'
tech, grcut but there: '' .. omethmg
.tl\loO}' prodding yout contentment
Mu) be > ou'rc Oouung on your bad
lutrng tht ~un but .. uddenly you jerk
your he: ad and ~can the 1ourlace t\f the
water
II WU\ 10 lht\ wa11 that you ltr~l
-.aw \\ ht\l )'oU \It ere afraad ot 'c<:ang­
the dorl>al lin ol a 'hark
11 w.t .. n'l ncar nod vou walked • confidently out of the ~ater and t~o
mghh Iuter bragged about it an a b.u
whale someone el~e bragged about
IJn shark rxpenencc.
The 'ccond lime, you were
fi~hang "11h u malar named Eteuata,
:and he wa~ dr..1ggtntt four mullet'
th.ll hc h.ad speilfcd. fhe udc. "a. out
.10d you "ere "'.1lksng hap-<feer 1n
the lagoon, half u mile from shore.
(he fir\t ~hark \It 3~ ~mall and II
darted P·"' you toward Eteutat then
"C:CJC:d and tmiled from the ~a de You
told htm to let the mullet' go but h(
pulled 1 hem do~cr to ha~> bod} You
S\\Ore .11 ham an E ngli'>h so that he.
\\ ouldn't undeNand and pu<.hed
qu•ckl} forw,1rd
'r ou \\cre "wtmmang and \loolk
mg 1n a ru'h to get 10 the beach
There \loa' a lhe foot lorL.-upped
pear an your hc.tnd and you
wondered . "II this )hark ru\hed me
and I punch It wnh the 'pear w1ll it
retreat or retaliate'?"'
\\'hen vou looked back there • "'ere two new dor~l fin, and Eteuall wm '"II \\11Uang slo\\ I) 'ou
houted •g.nn to mn._c hun gt\c UJI
the: 11 h but he dtun•t
~0\\ the: \\ ater \\{1 ~hullo "
eOt\Ugh I or \l•ll tO I I Ot I hrtlUgh II
\\hen \ ou rc schcd c.1 h•H rot~ you
chmhcd uut 01 thl' water <tn tl) 11 1nd
f.l\.~d I tctmt• '\ ou \\utchcll thr
:;hur~~ 1 u h 111 clo!lcnntl nmch ntth~
la~h luch tunc ltcuu11 \\(llllcl hit lm
Mr•ng ol mullet~ lrum the wtttc:r und
the h.arl..s \Hmhl ga.11c h) hnn
lie \\11~ pmhang through onl)
three lcct ol \\lite• .and vou \\C:rc:~ure
the ~hu1 1\ I\ ould span (II ounJ 1n
moment and warn ,JI\11) lrnm the
hniJo,\ ne ' l-hat \\hen Htcuau
clambcd nn to the rod .tnd ~toOd
be a de ~ ou proud ot htll J'llump
catch. the sh.tr~ '"ere dare,th
bcltl''· h.t .. lo;lng an l\\eOI) 1n~.:hc ol
\\rliC:r I hen the shud; \\lth the
c)the-hke trill pun oil .1nd the
othc:r~. \\htch \\ere smaller,
IOIIO\\(d
Or ~nor~clhng wath Jud
l.thor.t rrnm the Gilbert t .. land'
'r nu IMd gone to L cl.1gu where
G.u y Cooper made. l he mov1c
R~·tum ''' l'arudiu· twenty rhree
)'CiH' ••tto and whc1c tWcnty-thr«
ye.Jt old men c~n be found wuh
numc lake K upn or 1 ere 1 upa Jad
hud andtc llc:d ,an outgrowth ol
M.tghorn coral .llld to~tethu you had
dc,ccndcd on 11. cla!.ped a br;,tnch
and ,n,lpj"'~:d at oil. You hadn't el\·
peeled a ~ell ~>n.tt-e to ,wam at you
lrorn the coral
On the lx,tch you u'kcd Jack af
11 had .t cJ,tngcrou' b11c .1nd he s:.ud
ye~. but th.at it h.~rdly c\er attaclo.ed
people "Onl ~>Ia~ a~a) \!then u·~
malin~ ... he ,,,jd
Well 11 "''' h.ud to ,Jeep that
01ght \CCIIIg ol hJ,tC~·backed, )CliO\.\•
bcllacd 'nalo;c S\\lm .11 you o\cr and
• OH'f llgllln
Some people hert don't 'wim an
the ocean onlv tn nver, Jnd
rr~:-.hwatcr pooh But when you h't
clo)c to 11 und 11' an your c.ar drum\
night .md d.•,} "nd vou 'ce 11 1 rom
)OUr cla~Moom 'h1mmc:rang hke an
c:mer.sld that\ hard to do
~0 \'OU Wlm.
L olhng on rour b.td •• dnfung
"'"" the lldc. vou .trc ne.srly lull of
Cd)e" hen\ our brain sagn..~l, 1nd \·ou
Jerk up .10d c.an the ~urfacc ol the
la{ZOOn •
-----• lll
ravele
Thr fe>l/tJK IIIK Itt
,,, ,,,,, ,tophomortr
Durrh \.fandt'l. ,
Ol ~rtt'Of K
rural rrtrnll! pruj
tilt' xroup K'tlj
durlnx hol!t ~
uj f)llri'mloncl
thr • duor:
\\'e \UfVIVed OU
to~n d 8alht.tra1
large\t ml
,,,,.,.,· .• "11 h u pop
surpa cd by it\
\s a matter ol l
lUI.Jiion or Ausl
m1 14 to I by
ram~ ~heep, \he
not a drop to d~
Our journey-. ha
IO\.\n~ ()I Kana~ ..
hom ore
is 'st
' thr I dator.
I don 1 often C.O!
John H owu rd ~
~d AI the i\\
llo\\ten night '"
m) reque~ l to .1
h ht~ \JI.tn \\'II
I hat\ not all.
phrlosophy cl.as
•drnt 'enntc: \\ 11 t
to ~turport ,,
referred to 1
1 :.nee: comnuucc
1 empl~ to fin,1 ou
"Ould meet I
had·~ \\hen
ll\\Cd Ufllhere he
hour .md left \\ 1
\I hen or\\ here th
h turned 11111 t h
held lh~ OICCIIII
ang .m)unc
\\ II h lll.lt k u
~ hn, 10 \\onder
\ft~r the H
tng I ran.tlh ~~~
Uth he m.tdc C\
,ll\!<\lo c:rc<i
m\tiC
, .. ,,. .. , t\SI ( terican Samoa
and snakes
11 llktng slm~ I) ' ou
•l}tlllll IU rnu~c 111m gl\c Uf!
• hall hi! du.ln't
\\ the \hHCr 11 a sh alln\o\
ICII )UII to IHll throu~h II
'on rcuehed u btg rilck )Ou
0111 Ol llu.: \\,IIC:T 011 10 II UnU
[l t~uall ) ou '' dtChcll the
ru:.h tn clolicund "Sil.lh:h .lithe
u.: h umc f:teu.ltt '' nultl hit Ius
~11 mullets I rom the:" alcr und
111\:o '' nuld gr.m: h) htm
c ",,, pu~hmg 1 hrough on I)
~~ ul 1\,IICI Ulld )'011 1\C:rC:!IUIC:
rl\!i "'mid !lfltn uround tn u
1 nnc.J 5111m ''"•'Y 1wm the
1 ne.Mi But 11 hen l·tcuau
it! on to the: rod; ,1nd tnOil
) ou. proud ol ht:s plump
the: h.ul\~ 11c:re direct!)
bas~ InS In lV•Cill) IOChC!i (If
I hen the: hurl\ lltlh the
-Ill e lull ,pun o(l tnd the
• "h1ch 11 ere smaller,
cd
r :-.norkelhng with l.u:l\
a from the Gtlhl"rl hiJnd,,
ou had ~one: to ldnjl,u where
( ooper m.tdt 1 he movn:
rr to Paradn~ twenty three:
ago and where 1 wc:nty 1 hrcc:
!lld men can be tound wuh
I hkc I< UJhl or r ere Tup..i Jnd
indtc;ued an outgro11 th of
Hn coral .tnd together you had
ded on it, chhped a branch
lapped it olf You h..1dn't ex·
I a 'Col ~nake to wim .tl )OU
!he cowl.
~n the he.tch )'Oll ,t,kc:d Jack tl
u d.mgerou' hue und he 'Jtd
Ul I hilt it hard I) C\Cr .lltltcl..ed
• "On!\ ''ilY uwav when 11'~
~ ... he .,,,id
ell 11 IIU5 hard to ~lecp tho~t
~ceing a bl.tck-h.tcled , )tlloll·
~ .. nakc !\\\ im 111 -.:ou o\cr and
• lt'W Ill
omL! people hen: don't .. wim an
cc•tn onlv tn r1ver' tnd
•ater pool\ Rut when you ltH
o it ;tnd u· .. 111 your e H drum~
and day .md vou 'ee 11 from
;la.,,room 'htmrneung like an
ld. thut\ h<~rd to do
o \'O\J \\tm.
~
oiling on your b.tck, drilttng
he ude, you arc nc:.Hl) lull ol
hen your brain ~•snah nnd) ou
p .tnd 'can the \Urlace ol the
n • • • 1n1on
· ca issue to blow
lcH t•irrcr
r•ionl'rt J ••r: IA•Iot.fn•( hlrf
ravelers fmd sand, string b ....... · -..........· ............,·
/hi' followmg ll'ttt•r wa.s rutn'­
om wphOntOft'l rom Bu~hl't'
Duuh .. land~/ . membtrs oftht•
sttolio 0\ uu•oJ group I I'd b~
r•urm srftnfc' proft{sor Wtlliom
tltC' fifO UP ""til trawl 'do11 11
c/urlng hotlt fall and .... ·mrn
II hdr tlu•rl' tht•t II' til Hudl' the
tbor~ tll'rtrt rt!gH.>n, the•
l'OSI 'OCHf ancJ t' l ·
IC'ntl' un Awtrallan .wmmn m
. i'mbn
lht> ll'llt'r • (JnttJ tram the 1011 n
Burltt~lz 1/t'adJ m tltt f ustralton
o) QurrntlanJ
the I dilor:
\\ e UTI tvcd our home\IU) 10
to"n ol Billhwrat V1ctona the
largest inland Cll) an
raha \\ tth ..1 popul.auon that t'
)' •urpa ~~ed b't II" )beep
n matter ot tact, the entire
of U~tralia IS OUI•
Jnbc:rc:il 14 to I bv the ewe, lamb:.
ram> Sheep ,heep e\erywhere
not a drop to drank.
Our jo srnev hu"e tat.:.en U'> to
to"ns 1f Kantva and the city ot
ophomore charges
is 'spineless'
lht• I ditor.
I don t oltc:.n compliment Pre,,~
John ltm~.trd but I nov. !eel the
\1 the \..,l C meetmg on
tnw .... n naght '''o ~nators relu,.
m) requc'l to .ask Jlo,,,ud ho\\
ht\ !ial.tn \\,t~ •
nuu',. n(l\ ull .\ \\CCk hefore.
ph1lo oph\ CLI'>s '"ent helt)re the
dent 'cnntc: \1 11 h tt requ~'' I \lr
to 'uppmt u ) mpn~tum \\'e
referred to the budget .md
ri:IOI~ comnullc:c Aller '(\ cr.tl
r~n•n• ~ ICl find out \\hen the com­
~ould meet I"·' told hp m
I radii\ \\hen DJVC f:JhiCtrl
~"ed up there he \\.utc:d tor,, h.tll
hC'Iu 1 .1 nll left \I 11 h no k nO\\ led gc
"h~n or'' here rhe ~ommlltt:e b.td
I
It I urnc:lJ tlll 1 t h.tt the \: nmmtttcc
held 1 h.: meet tng e.trhcr wtt hout
olll)'llllC
\\uh thflt ~tnd ul tUn,lloUIHf
h.•~ to \\C>nllcr uhout the ASI l
\lieu the ~tulltmcen \Sll
1111! llm.tlh .tl>kcd Ho\\;ud htm
h he m.1de C.\ en w.u 11 nd he
.10~11crcd I 1h.anl.: htm ltlr
~'"!! mure cour.Jge thnn .J
:nclt'\, \S I ( "cnatc:
Rrm Rh IJcJ'd'
\op/WIIICJN' Portland an the :.lute ol V1ctona, ont
town \\llh Jilt beautalul "l1ttle
De:.ert" and the othe1 wnh it'i own
heep ropulauon -all Iran-bound
lor sule and ~l,tughter .
l hut Wll only the prehmtnar).
1 he hor.~ cl'otl\''"' ol our tnp
We are no11 m.Jrooned tn a
~andpit on the Gold Coast.
Once \\C:'vc dug our,elves out
.and it duesn"t look too ea'\ -we'll -keep our ht.tdmg to the Great
BJnier Reel home ot deadly O(.'"'
topu ~e,, boomnet nding and ~tnng
bt" i Ill\
\iot 11 .til b.td, the Reel. good run
Group spints are h1gh and the
state beer compeuuon sees that 11
remaans so We have not been booz ­
tng ut an uncontrolled pacc-u has
be n hh c:locl...v.ork 1nsteud
Bsnhd.ays happen e"Weryv.herc
und thu far t11o ~:cry tmportant ones
ha\e heen l\lOio;ed alter ,\li .
msl~tone . our leader JUmped up und
O\Cr the 50 ye.tr mMk
l he delay here in the sand p11
h '' onl) been outdone b) thut at
K mg's Cros tn :sydney £·olio.: ot
c;\iCr'f per,;uaston \\C:rc: there"" maut•
. tnd then ,1 lev. other~ were unac­
counted lor '-lo wornc: though,
us1ng an \u~"e -1 m, tor after
cclebratmg birthday~ we gr.1bbcd 11 Our tour ss extc:nsi.,c and
-.omcllm~ ttrtng. We've gone
through banunu 111d p1neapplc plan
1a11on', O\er fine golden beacho and
tnto <tboriginal village' and
de .ecrutcd wildlife pre,er'e'l . It\ all • cabbie who didn't knoll the Cll)'·
Time to pur.h the bus out ol the
~nd agam.
'Leon review panned
1 u tht f ditor:
rhc next ume a movae that doc'
not deptct mo1her, luther, two
children. 11 wbuc: bor'e .md u h.tpp)
endtng come::. to l.ewi::. and Clad.:, I
'"LlShl 'tOU t"tttn someone other
th.<tn \nne <.;,h.mer to rc\tell 11
"tttner '' cosNuntl} shod..ed b}
the mol'lc I mm "he I" up,ct by
l enn' Brut:c hie\ I vic .1nd hi' 'tyle
nl pcrformtn~ 5ht cl.um'i thai h"
.tUdu:nt..:~ were 'mall bet.IU'-C lll the
nature nl hill matcflll
Rut Bruce'. aud1encc \lett'
''"·'" hc~;.tU'>C ''' h1~ medsum-thc
mght club ~Oil C:tnnol C:\f'CCI 2,000
pcurle to Ill m ,, hlllldmg m.:ant lur
200
Htuce dtd nut u~e the clc.tnc .. t
I tn~u11gc ,,., .11lablc, but hts u e ol
l.tngUill!C \\'(IS not the IOCU' ollll .ICI,
11 11u' l"cd to grnh the h'tencr'!.
.mcnltOn t)n~ he h.td the mention
ol the .tudtcncc he duccted at to real
pwhlc.ms nnd concerns . the persecu­
IIOn ol homo~c,uttl • "·'r nnd r.tct.tl
ancqu.tl•t•c' ll• nnme 1 tell
lie lhd "h,ll II/ In /111• /·wmll
tltd M!\ crttl coli~ l.llcr
I he secret nl Hr li('C' su~.:.:cl>s,
ICCilttltng lu StC:IIICI, \\,1 th.ll the
illldtclll~· ne1cr J.;nc\\ ''here he''·'~
guuag next llln\ ~;,tn the utuhcnc:e
l..th'" ''hen the pc:JIMmcr '' rm·
pul\ tsm~··• I hi." ~cl'l ct ol ht~ !oUC( cs'
\\H!I. th.ll linhX "·'" smt ntrn•d 111 de:al
1111 h nell MlhJCCI!I. Ill II lle\\ \\,1} '\,1
IIHII~' mothcr~tn·ht\\ Jokes aoiJ tn thr:
stllllC tlru lwung mnnno.:r
/.1'11111' 1 ,, 111m that h,m !1. u
part ttl the hie ul .t perlornu:r 11ho
m.tde 11 1 he h.trd \\,I\ f, "'" 1' not
pret 1) It ~houldn 't be.
Films uch a~ lmm and per­
forme" lilo..e Bruce torce u to ~a
dtrterent . ide of hte. the ''de that
ollen hurt • II Steaner cunnot
'tomach thi ... !iide ol hie I .. uggC'il he
st~n rc\le~ing W.th Dasnc} mo\te~
and chtldrcn·, book5.
11/an fl umphr~t
f rt•\)lnJUil
Correction ...
There wu' u m1sta ke tn 11
photo caption thJt mu:.t be
corrected .
In the Oct. 27 ".:.ue ol thc
Pron~t'r Log, n photo ot JUnior
Jon Mc.Nerney carn«i the
foJIO\\lO~ capiiOO'
''Jon McNerne) repre ent
one ol b1 tudent enrolled 111
I C throu~h .tthelctcs' tinancsal ~
a1d '"
It wa u good cnpuon e~-
cept u '11[1 n't correct
~lc~c:rne\ 1 not noll .tnd ne,er • has ~n on athletes' financutl
ntd
Oarification
l.hc \)d 2() IS~UC lll the
Ptulltt'r l.vg conlllineJ 1\\0 .u­
ttdeo; on a proro,ed d'·op
booli .. tnrc 1 he lucts ''ere
str.tigbt, but nt wne" 11 11a not
clear enough that 1 he ston: "ould
be cllang on I) u ed buoks at llllil
h ~ould not bu) nnd ell nc11
book~ and .. upplics unllll he tore
found ... uccc '• ucrori.h ng 1 o
tumor l arr} I ell~">, v.ho I) \\MK·
tn~ to ,t.,.rl 1 hat bonl lllrC: -Tne South Arnam nual.lon 1s gotng to explode
If the blow-up does not occur an South A(nc:u U&elf It Will hnppcn on
college c;Jmpu11c:. ocron the Unned Stttcez.
I he StlUnt1011 groW$ worte a !I bh1c~ tl fight tpa rthc1d pohcu~a m out hem
AfrtctJ nod the \\hlle reg~ me tr1es to p.tetfy them wuh hant~ of andepcndenoe
and hy endmg people hke John Jiurns, future nuec:tor of Development I
I c\\ 1 und Clnrk, to teach blac:~ leaden> parlt~tmenr tr}' pto(.-edure 1f noahmg
elM:
I ocal und ntuwnal news: med1n recognuc the unrat
fhc P10nrrr IAJg wn& ll5kcd Mond.t) 10 ma •• c statement& and g1ve
snformnt10n to Ort7,on 1in~t~s mag; LJnc: conccmmg the tnuc at I C
li tllnmtfllr ll'~tk . u growmg Portland ncv.spaper published an article
lost mc•nth on Prcttdent John HoY...'Urd and l C'a. posttton toward South
Afnca lbe nn1cle wru haghly cnucal of Howard and the udmmaslra uon,
calling them ovcrl>• con5ervutive becuwe they agnorc:d student protests on the
matter
I enston 15 hagh all over, not JU~t :u thts college
The ltnancc commtllec ol the Oregon State Board of H1gher Education
recommended by a "Ole: ol 3 to 2 that the board retam au toc.k in com pan in
that do bustness 1n ~outh Atncu h \iOtc:d alter hcarrng reports from athree­
mem~r committee that studied the issue.
Da\e tment meant the bonrd would ha\ie had to w11hdr 1\li approxunatc­
ly :S I J malhon wonh of llOCk m up to 36companu:s currently domg business
tn three \\o hste-conarolled countnes tn southern Afncu
UO students voted last May b> ' m.argin ot 4 to I that the Univenity
Oe,.elopment Fund and the State Board divnt tltem~lves of lhoa.e
tnve~t mcnts.
fhe Unsvers11y ol Oregon Emrrald sa1d diveitmcnt would have been -an
opportunity to make a finn moru I statement whtch wall Join other ,ta~menu ,
the: sum ol wbtch maye"ert enough mfluence to chMge corponlle investment
paHern :
Min an immoral nation like South Afnc:a, economic pressure is the
greatest-and maybe the only-torcc by whtch change may be ac­
complished ..
At Penland State University. the nuauon lJ also worsenms.
PSU recently became afiiliated v.1th the Bureau for Economic Research
at the Unt"e,.,it) of <)tellenbo ch in South Inca That afllliAtion ,.,-as
arranged through P L Futures Research lnsmute
Stellenbosch bec'.lmc an auoaatc organiz.auon ol the FR I by mak.iaa a
donation ol S I ,SOO on Sept. 2. The FR I lS an out8JO\\o th of PS U's System
~CJcncc doctoral de1ree program.
Locmed nbout ~5 mt.les from Cape To~n. ~tellenbosch recently became
the fir 1 ol South \Jnca ; iive AJrikaan unl\ers1Ues to udmu black students
under certain conditiont . Under the new pohcy, SteJlenboseb will allow
black • people ol maxcd race and lndt.J.n students to regjster for poil·
graduate courses
I'heo, wtll not, howe,er, be allowed 10 take course.\ nvatlabh: at Soulh
,\lricn's three black, and two muted-race and Indian uni~o-entues .
In Wtsconsm. invcsligauo n.s arc under ~a) to determine whether
corrorations which deal with raci. t go,·ernments are 10 l'iol.tuon ofstate law.
Under that Ia~. tate aru.ututaoru may not ha\e in,estment.a 10 "u.y
compan), corporauon. affiliate or subs1d1ar~ ~btch practi~ or coodooes
through us acuom di,cnmanauon on the baaic; ol rucc:, relig~on, color. aced
or se~~:."
That tatute mO) also :tftect Wisc:onsm uni\/Cf11tl~ that hold stock in
those: comp.tnies .
For the l.C adminic;tra.liOn to 1gnore the s11uauon and try to ~cify
students bv Labhng a trip to outh Africa sho~ an ignorance to the South
• lnC"'an lssue
I he problem~ ha\e only begun. •
Pioneer Lo
C•mpu.t Boll 21
Lcv.-n and Oarl. Colle~. Por11&n.1, On:JQn, q721q
l~)) 2.&J...(IIf>l, Ul lJ2
t dllor•ln•( borl -· • _ Jdf ~
'r~•, Fd II ur Ham H oi!JM.Id
(up) f dllul Pcny 0~
\rt Olrc·dur •• • JcnntfCT Oriu
Phutocr-aphJ f dllllt ·- • Ph lliJ Otter
~purt• 1 dltut !l;tm Han••&
t ntnta111mm1 t ..Ill or Lilli G~
\ omput~Unn r .. htor - !5h&tlc= lamoto
\d•ml\•nt: \lllJ\ac« llarcn Lombard
llu\inn' \hr•acrt John Scon
f1rcul.tllon \lanactr 'nita Marb
l1brwor tan OtJr~ llucr
l'ubhc~ 0«"urrrn.-o ManoiJi Cau~>&nn
II ru~n tn-c Bro"'-n. J~n ConiXll.
Urry ()(>lion "an:t Gm-JohMon, t.:..u Las~adl, Arul.a MarL. fob) P;~dtttt Lon
Putnun [II) Ra1~tch, tc\-r R!Dbcrp:f KeD\ Runnm Anne ')toner lc:rn u~
H alii 1'ho~ll:lnn(ln l'a ul \ ot::d
,,_,, il.tuna) C..:olcman Jallc Joea.
John .-bd.cr, lh\-r L'""'C \ tn«nt II ncxh
rhotucraph• Rta 8CTTy !It c vortac.,
BtU Dune Ken J aluk~ ~tan Uwnptuc\, E.!U JmKD. O..(Sht UJ Karl Pnencn. Ann
Ptcnon IIJTt•n Rl« ~ton Rtcl\ar.St
f'hoturrapb• \dnwr
l'uoductlon
Mu~ l>cpncr C'arohnc \.talc
C umpu·uhun J;n nc R4rsen Cand Bl')-..nl,
"'lln:h lllf'oldA f:1UJtl'>clh flefl>n, vra~ loq uthJ, l:hru Joluuort
'''"' Mau uatcr
l'h111u ""'""r"' 0'1111gbt I..A), K11tll'nnxn 1'\nn fltCnun
'"""" RIChard Ho~1
'1•uhual t,u1dan.v "'' l nff' II ror Uti & f'tt
Othcul pulthcatwn l!f lftc \~00o11C'd ~tudcnu u1 l.ev.ra• nd l'llar t..:olk~ 061' ~\II
l'<ali&Unc IIIII R<Nii.l !'ott lAnd, On:J;, n, V1;! 19 l'rtnlcd """ h b' the lA\.t Oa'Ac Re"'C'*
cron.! dow po.tla~ pot!d #I f'onbnd Or~n nn~altub.cnpllon COlt, n '7S for' s
"'t~Kn he!'\
tandard natc-' I rduf'IJi ad>ml.ltn£. S. :5 prr rolumn ~.ncb. S75tutU ra~t SISOiull
r.a~ Cbll1tc-fot dau•fted nd•. s 0) per v.olll the Pton;cr L.o 11 cdttorw and bt•uDO;
olli o an: loa ted 1n the b.bcmtnt of 1 tmpktoo Colle~ C'rnt"
\ mu e rrc.L'Cd Drt thcne oft he "nten 11Dd do not necato~nl) n:ncct the nc.,.•ollhc
\tudcnl bOO I the facuh\' or tbe col~ aumuwtrauon
!Item~ of 'be u.oaatcd t..:olkp;lle I'TOJ
J \'o,•emhu 197 7 ntertain
In ·sguaring the Circle'
Soviet flat life spoofed
\nnr ~t~tner
01 I h~ P1<1nHr I oc
l'ht Ru-.~inn~ urc cominR! Tht
Ru 'ian~ .m: comm~1
But don't \\Mr\ tt\ onl)
b«:lu-.e there j, ·• hou''"!l .,hortage
tn \to~''" .
'\quarm.~: tht Clrdt IS n romun-
tic fnrtt \\hich e'en the nonnnll)
<>laid Ru~ ians thought funn). It'\
about the tnul and tnbulattOn!' ol
'"'o married couples h\ing 10 one
~mall room.
It ma) )\ound c-oz), but there are
complication~. In the fif:'t place.
there "ere on!) 'uppo'ed to be ''' o
men h'1ng there. E\et)thtng '~a'
nut I) dmdcd. including the" ando"
and the park ~nch \\ hich ~er' ed as a
couch
Then each man goc' out ond
~ts married without menuonmg
that laulc: detilll to the other room­
mate uddenh the lin\ room \etm:. . . t1on \Hil open 'Ill'' 7 Rtchard \\ tlli-.
" til dt~<:t 1 he muJonn ol the cn't j,.
nc" h\ Fir Acre,,
·There'<.. u m 111 it~ll moment 10
.1n) prtlducuon ''hen the ca.\l com­
mit' ll"Cif r'' chicall) 10 the prodUC'­
tiOn 'atd \\ tiJi, ··up to thlll poant
\OU "'~ them to t:t\;e a lot on (auh
Until u certain plllntthe\ doubt they
hold b;tclo. a lntle bu.
.. Th•~ a1't hal> ju!lt gotten
be) ond that pomt They'~c made
their commttmcnt to the production
a.;; n group. 'o tt 'hould 'tart to come
tu~ethcr prttt) Ja't nm~."
Willi .. s:ud corned) look' ea~ier
than it ''· "' ou do thmgs to male a
jolc '~htch don't ha\c nn) p~y­
~hologt~'111 rQot," he 'aid. fhe object
''to n111~e people laugh, he said, ~md
u~tor' learn to do it wit hllUt -.I\\ a~'
pt\10!1 the uudtcnct! 11 P')chologu:.al
mOtl\.,llllln I 0 do '0• -
MISMATCHED COUPLE crowded and life ~~~ nc:at
To make matter.. wo~e . 11
become; rapidly apparent that the
coupl~ are mismatched The actavt~t
married a homebod,. nnd the con­
$Cn1lti'e roommate married n
v.omen', libbet. ~\omc ol the thtnSl> about um­
mg can't he t.IUght until the audtence
come' in ... ~ud Wilh' "Just the
mcchnnic' of WIUtlng Cor u laugh
When your in~uncb tell you to dme
Jhend and vou pia) through the
laugh.... you can often ktll the
audtence n.::.ponse Rtck Menegat and Julie Jesse (above), Keith Rob-12 at 8 p m. each night Entrance 1s
bings and Nan Hagland star as mamed couples students
in Squanng rhe Circle. The play runs from Nov. 7 to
The ~t of the plot IS satisfying­
!) predictable and tughly amusmg.
Attempts by the two couple& to
rearnnge and ~square the CLrele" an
their cramped abode provide good
fuel for corned} "1 he~ 'II lltop lnughmg in order
to hear" \\ llh!l. ·and I'm :.ure there\ no
'olo}' 10 RUSiiiOn ..
Though the play ltd!> the OVIet
S~!>tem quue a b1t Wllhs !>atd
-Anybod't trying to find 'orne
~nou\ cntict!.m of the Sov1et Umon
m u would be foolish It'~ JU"t
jOkC"!o • Play depicts
Paul \ogel
Of tbt Ptonrn lAJ
Oregon·~ only all·blnck
repertory theater company IS per-
The pin was wnuen by
Valeoune katacr tn 1928 Though It
il a mtld ~tire on lhe SoVJct system.
Kataer's play sutv~ved the Sta.hn
pur~ when nearly the entire Rus­
uan mtellectua.l commuruty ~ns
Wiped out The reason WM that he
wasn·t taken too seriously Ha& short A fe~ changes ha.\-c been made
10 the original 1928 cnpt The
CU)tomary b1t of propognnda Kataer
added on the end 1n order to get the
pia\ past the Russ1an censors has
been cut 'II wasn't very funny "said
Wtlh ~ The part of the old Bolshevik
~ho \quare& the ctrcle usually por­
trayed b} a man has been altered
slightly to accomodntc a woman in
the role The 10-year-old gtrl in the
scnpt w11l be played by freshman
Sar.th Ludwtg Now p 1 a Y-ing_s-..,;) A~m~y R.;.;.;.nit;.;;,;.cb
Ho" Should Wt Thtn Llvt!
The A2e of
I' ragmentatlon Nov 3 7 p.m
tori~ and plays were corutdcred
amusmg In !act he won the Stahn
Pnz,e for a chtldren's play ~riuen
dunn8 \\ orld \\ ar Two about
ctuldren who fought the Nam The language has been collo­
qulolu.ed to make It more under­
~tandablc than the Russian transla­
uon and to help the actors feel more
comfortable wnh the1r hnes.
~There·.., a lot of 'okayc;' 1n tl," ">aid Tht~ week'!i cptsode explore~
modem man\ fragmentatton a~o ex­
pre.,ed tn Jn. poetry, mustc nnd
film Thts ..ene!l IS from u Chmttan
vtewpoml Free
6 The Fir Acr~ Theater produc- Counctl Chamber'> 30 mtn
m lBfOO f{)1. P!MU
A RtCHARO ROTH Ptesenldhon ol A fRED ZINNEMANN Rim
JANE FONDA VANESSA REDGRAVE L--------JULIA--------J
ft~mo JASON ROBARDS HAL HOLBROOK
ROSEMARY MURPHY~ MAXIMILIAN SCHELL~
DaecttO f1t PrOOue«<IJY Scteenoiar 0y 8~ upon the SlOfY Oy
FRED ZINNEMANN RICHARD ROTH ALVIN SARGENT LILLIAN HELLMAN
GEORGEScDELERUE cmt~hBL~~~F~• ~
NOW SHOWING AT
GA D 'IHEA'I'RE
J Nowmb" 1977 Song-. and -torles
of labor Nov 4. 10 a m
Folk Mnger Joe Gla1er m concert
tnlkins and ~inging about the htstory
of the labor movement Free
T omhnson 35 min
l ntt)n Maid'i Nov 3. 5 45 p m.
A. fascinating documentary about
women orgam1er~ dunng tht labor
movement of the 1930 '~ Include~
mtc:rv1ew~ with three women who
parllctpntcd . Free
Pamphn 10 48 min.
"un' ~tnd l.oHF"i "'0' 7, I p. m
D H la"rencc "s 1913 mn•.terpiccc
about an En{th\h coal mtntng famtl)
and the son' "earch for love Wuh
Trc' or Howard and \\ endy H11ler •
t rec
romhmon 110 mm
INTERNATIONAL
CAREER?
A representative
wtll be on the campUs
TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 8, 1977
to discuss qualifications for
advanced study at
AMillCAN
GRADUAl! SCHOOL
and lob opportunit ies
In the field of
lNTIItNATJONA1 MANAGEMINT
lntervlewa may be scheduled ot
OFFlCE OF GRADUATE
OPPORTUNITIES
AMIIICAN OIADUATI SCHOOL
Of INTIINATIONAL MANAOIMINT
lhuud&t .. I ret Campua
Olen4ale, Ari•na IU06 y Steele of the SIX
hts shot at or
~hots overpowet . g s life tule. v;cks v;ct
form10g /'Vt' IJUn ro Tht c se,
1 op at Evans Auduonum th:r!
The performance blUed 011
of Marttn Luther KmgJr,
tomght and tomorrow
pm
The play wntten
McHenry dep1cts the ..tr•~·
nchtevement!i or Rev Ktns
role he played tn the em:
movement
The Rev Ira Mumford
Kmg and Sandra Love 11
Rosa Park ~. Parks wab tht
woman who caused a natlfj
controversy in the early I
surrendermg her bus ~eat to
man.
Mu~1c j, the bockboDt
pht) ~ htch le.tture'i 16 -.on,
or \\htch arc arranged tn the
\pltiiUOI Hin. The !'.trong
common to both 'pmtuah
ci' 1l right~ movement makr
ol mu!oiC ,jngularly appro~'"
The co~tume' .tre '1mr
\Ct for .til three .tch
detmct a' little a~ po!i-~tblc
me,~ilgc of the play the de~lfl
co~tumes 1' 'IIIII dt'Sll""'""''""
~para tt' the ~cen~
Tht plnv currie~ a co~or­
of 14 not 1ncludmg Forrest
dm:ctor and producer of
Jenktnl\ '" nl~o dtrecttng a
telcvtllton now being
Oregon by Star PrjodtJCtiOD
movie deptcts the role of
the ht~tory of the northwest
It w1ll be atred
summer \\ ood~
1·, .. ,., ... I "~
I C:14 1' und
I) team w1ll r
Conference
II .t m at Bush Pa
V. tll.tmctte lt
1hc champulm
<MCh Fldon ftx f
wtll he favored
re1~1-.cd to downgr
fnr ,, fiN plao
Vollt) ball. The
Vanuy Iteam co
record to th
ftren1ce playoff!\ N~
'illamcttc Umvem
The P1oneer~ wrr
and 6 los-,e~ after
and ueorge Fo
aho won the
or the <ioutl
e College lmuattl
la~t weekend
h d rc\\ <>chJ
mttton. Oregon
\c:vada
lC' VaNitY lit:. pt
tn\ttattonal tourq
be~n Fnday at
through S
dropped m1
:. .. "'"} of Pont~
lnqitute ofT(
Both I C teams "
at Pamplin Spor
II match begi
the Val"\al~ I at 7
\\umen., Soc
• ' women·, ''
h:.tm dou'>ed
to I fnuuMI
\COtl!d 23 RO~III
pume,, coach
n~d I ru\tr<lled
lr~tm rcnllv 111 •·
"\V~ huwn't plu
hu~ reallv c"'"'''•'
n .. bout her
"he ndded that
hn'4 good we
ll'•onccl'\ lace \V
\.11urd
at (,n,wold . Pioneers muzzle Boxers 28-8
each night. Entrance i'> LUNCH IS SERVED llil \-C' I UWC'
Ultht l'tuno·u I "J
:"Jinc: gruduatmg &enaorl\ left
Gri•wold Stildtum lor the last ttme
Oct 29 dt. r ~WIS .tnd Clark buned
Pact lie L nrver,lly en the mud 28 to 8
10 I he lu't conference f not ball acttcm
.11 homt thi!'l year
Quarterback Herm fapptn'
arm Won in fine form .111 he threw lor
two touchdowns und tl up a thtrd
U .. "'s defenJivc ~qudd kept the Bolt·
er11 on the1r own terrttory dunng
mo11 of the game and only allowed
Pactfic to eros\ into the Ptoneer end
1onc in the llnal mtnute of play.
f hough the piCt\'tOg iieJd WD5 OJ
quagmire even before the openmg
~ick. tt had no effect on .1 Ptoneer
oflen:.e that wa!o tired up lor a wtn.
In the li~t qu"ner 1 apptn un­
lea..'ihed a long 66-yurd bomb to
slotbad; Darrell Hill on the: Pactlic
3-yard line Fullback "fdll Beddoe
broke through the BoJu::r defen~ for
J touchaown dunng the lollowmg
piny
Pac1fi:c's potlic: detenoruted
after quarterback Ken Dahllumbled
the ball on the Boxer 2()...yard line
and LC deferutve tackle Tony
Scnbner recovered Steele of the Sixty Nlners seems to hang on the decision whether
his shot at or past George Weatheroy of Red Auerbach Niner
e shot~ overpowered Auerbach 15-1, 15-3to capture the Intramural , g lifl ·, 111le. Vicks Victors won 1he co·ed fonals.
aro Dunng the third period Tappin
dBush
Top at Evans Auduonum
The performance based on
of Manm l uthcr KmgJr.
tomtzht and tomorrow
pm
The play wntten
McHenry dcptcts the orc:a~
achtevemcnt~ of Rev Ktns
role he played tn the em.
movement
The Rev Ira Mumford
Ktng and Sandra Love ~~
RoM~ Parkb Park~ wn' the
woman who caused u oatt('ll
controver .. y tn the early I
surrcndenng her bub o;eat to
man
Mustc '" the backbone
ploy w htch featur~ 16 .. onr
of whtch are .~rranped tn the
'\pirll ual \tin. fhe 'itrong
common to both ~pmtuah
civil nghl\ movement rna:or
of mu~ic \IOgularJy apnrnnn
The co~tumt • are stmf
\tl for all three .tch DC\·
detruct a' little a' po,~tble
me,<~agc of the plav.theoe.,lf.
co\tume' '" .. un dtsttncuve
'itparute the :~cene'
The piny carne' a con~r~
of 14. not tncludang Forre\t
director and producer of
Jcnktn~ tl' also dtrtcttng a
television now betng
Oregon by Star Proti:UCliiOn
movie deptcts the role of
the htstory of the northwest
h will be lUred
summer I cwi' and Clark cross
team wtll run for the
Conlerence title Satur·
'II u m ,,, Bu'lh P.trk 10 Salem.
' Willamette Untver .. uy w11l
the champton,htp meet
!("oach Eldon Ft~ said the ho't
w11l be favored for lhe title.
to d<lwngrude Prancer
for 11 ft N place ltntllh
orts
taL g __
\'ollt) ball. The Lewts and
Vantty Iteam could take a 21-
re,ord to the Nonhw~t
·trrnt'.l' playoffs Nov 18 and 19
,rmam .. , e Umve~t ty
I Tilt Pioneer' currently hove 18
and b lo"cs after beauns Lin­
and George FoJt last week
al,o \\on the consolauon
of the \outhern Oregon
College lm ttauonal T ournu­
la~t weekend 10 Ashland.
ch drew ... chool~o lrom
Oregon, Cal.Jfornw.
l.C Var\ltY I Its preparing forth
ln\ltat•onul tournament , whach
begin l nday at 7 p m. and
through Saturday The
h dropped matches to the
muy of Portland and the
ln,lttute of Technolog} last
Both LC team~ w11l meet OC.E
at Pumphn Sport' Center The
II mt&tch begtnll at 6 30 p m.
the Var..tty I at 7 30 p,m
\\ umen' occer. Lewl\ and
~ ·, Y•nmc:n·, 'till undefeated
tt"am dou'ed Pactfic Umver:.t·
to I Thoush the Ptoneer
\\:nred 2' goulo; tn thctr three
!!umc, coach Sue Ptter,on
I ruMnued at .. how gnod
te,tm rcully ts. ·•
''We huven't playc:d u team yet
ha, rc:.tlly challenged u, ... ""d
.&bout her offen\e
\ht .tddcd that "we 'ihould rand
ho~ t~ood we really :\re." whc:n
l'u'loccr lace W.t\htngton "late
'' S.1turdo y. Nov .S at I
at Com.wnld Studaum .. If \~tt compete well, and
\\tllumcllc doc,n't, we could wtn it.~
Ftx )Utd V.hitwonh College of
Spokant- wtll provide a se~.:ond
ob,tuclt for the LC horrie~ to over­
come tn the-meet
The team member' who w1ll
rc:prc,c:nt the Ptoneer' for tht'> meet
were not vet ,elected. accordmg to
rix "'onhwe,t Conference rule'
.11low only 'even member, I rom cuch
'>Ch(tOI to compete, leuvtng fall to
dc:ctdt w htch 'e"en ol hi\ elevc:n man
-.~u.td wtll attend the meet
J\ II cit ven finl'ihed m top 1t11e
pluce po,lltOO\ tn at le.t'll one meet
dunn!! tht 1q77 'cason Memhc"' of
the team 1ndude lrc .. hmen Ttm
Dou~J;,, l>out! Ober..t R1ch
Red.cr Brnck Roberts. Oa"e
Sthw.trtl Jnd Rtlt'l Sttdolph:jumor. Jon Hagley. Jan Rem3k and Captatn
\.itl.t \\ oolwtnt C~ptntn George
Shiel< " the onl) -.enior panictp.tnt
Fix -.atd he must depend on one
of hh ~e,en selection' :n. a lront
runner who could Ioree .1 breakup tn
the competing pack ol cro~~ country
runner' Fi:>. ,aid hi\ team mu)t
"hove 'omeone among the top live
finisher.. W1th the rc~t of uo; mnntng
to(!lether up fronttl we are to run well
tn the meet ··
Wtll•tmettc'., Terry Zer1<1n, who
ran 'econd '" last year' meet. 1
li,tcd a' tht' vear' .. fa\ortte to cap­
ture the tndl\ldual title
The Ptoneer harners wtll return
lo \\ tllamette Uni\er)tt\ nt:\1 wee~ -lor the \lattonal ""'ocaatton lor
lntercolleg.mte Athletics Dtstnct II
lhampion,htr' •
to tell the student body of
LEWIS 8 CLARK
about some unusual careor opportuntttes avatlable to
men and women-while they stay 10 school and after
toey gr<1duate Maune Corps career programs-•n data
processing telecommuntcattons avion1cs, finance. and
bustne<ss management, to name lust a few-are among
the best oflered 1n or out of the mtlilarv Find out all the
focts. when wo v1s1t your campu&
Thursday, Nov. ~•
9:~oam -z:~opm
Templeton Ctr. p:nsed the hall 2H-yard' to Stoner
lor the fourth .tnd final I.C ~ore of
the gDmc
I he lrUthng J>,tctltc t~m d1dn"t
gt\'C up AI the end or the thtrd
qu.&rtcr Boxer ~hke Wtlscy sacked
l nppin m the end 1onc: lor a Puctfic
!iUlcty
P.1cflic t ruggled the enure
lnurth quunc:r IM 11 rD. Finally,
wnh 57 ccond!l left in the g;Jmc:,
Rnxcr rcc.:el\'cr Garv Potrnt~ -reco\crcd n Pac:tfi:c I umble tn 1 he
Pioneer end lone lor the Boxer's
onl.) touchdown of the da) lnpptn proved that he ts a
vuthh: suh<it•tutc tor All-,\mertcan
Quartc:rh.•d Sco11 MtCord. He:
completed 9 of 18 P•' tog attempts
for 252 yard11
.. , appin does n good JOb lor the
te:~m ... said cn,Jch F-red Wd.on .. He
ad-Jibs well"
I C now spons a 4-3 ~•on
rc:c:ord and •I J-2 record tn Nonhv.~t
Cunfc:rcncc: . The Ptoneera will be
1dle thai' v.ed but will tro~vel to
Tacoma on No\ I 2 to wtndup thetr
1977 ~oc:ason ugiJtnst Puctllc
I utheran •
Soccer playoffs still ~ible
~1urr11~ (ole man
or thr Vouurn t...,r
fhe I.e~ ts und Clark men'!>
\1lr5tiV succcr team rt-<Olered the -post-sealion playoff picture by
deleaung George Fox College 9 to 0
last weekend That Wtn put the
Pioneerll toto the playoff~ of the
Nauon.tl A&sociauon of Inter·
collc~tU tc Athlet1o
B~ lo•.tng to the lJmverslty of
Portland on Oct lS the P1oneers all
but lo!>t thetr chances lor an Oregon
Intercollegiate Soccer Anoclatton
playofl berth
Howelitr. if LC is victorious tn
1ts remaintng game ag:urut Pac:afic
Lutheran in a tournament tn
Tacoma. Wa~hington tht~ weekend.
LC could be tn mathematical con­
tention for an OISA playoffbenh .lf
Portland Community College, the
team the Pionee~ must overcome to
gain the final berth tn the OIS i\
playoff . lost$ ib final game later
thts wee~ agatnst Judson Baptist, u
lower dh 't~ton nval. LC would move
into the OISA playoff~
The OISA and NAlA are Kparate leaguo which 5pon10r their
own plnyoll lournaments The
N A I" ' n nnuonal tourruJment u.s
opposed to the OIS,\ v. h1ch 11 com·
pn~d mntnly of team~ lrom the
Pacrtic onhwnt.
The contest that brought the
N1\IA playoll to l C turned tnlo a
route for the v~ttting P1oneers.ln the
lin.t hall of play lrethman Carl
Douglas scored the lirst of hts th~
go;.~ls for th.: pme. Hrs wus the first
~hat-tnck" tnr a member ot
this sea~on's squad. Sophomore
Franco Ferruo ;:also scored. LC led
alter 45 mtnutes by two goals while
their opponent had none.
The second half saw the
Pioneer& dominate play and KOre'
se\en goals while holding George
Fo~ corcleu .. The team's efforts
were headed by the aggrcul\C plAy
o( fmhman 03ve Ktng.
Ferrua. · ophomore Kelly Mar­
tin and jumor Stc:\c Heller added
scores tn the et.ond half.
.. ,\11 to uti." satd goahe Dan
Cohen. ••t wa a promiJtng game for
the pl:tyoff-bound Ptonee"." •
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School. Call 212-8691.
HELP W ;\lED. Houseclcaner 2·
J hours week. ~412lS4 earl) mor-.
mn~ or e\emngs
USED CAMPl~G and Cltmbtng
Equipment ~ale, ~orthwcst Out­
ward Bound School. Frida\, ..
~o,ember 4, 9-S p.m. OliO SV.
Bancroft 1. 243-199J.
HELP WA~TEO . W:utr~ ,noon-2
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636-2102
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16321 S. E. Stark or
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EVERY TUESDAY from 2 to 4p.m.
) Novrmbn 1977 Pion~~r Log
. . ... . ... , . 7 •
, Movies
•"\ anti~ l i~hh.-frednco Felhna·-. fir"\t
11Im j, the ~o' .& ('rC'cnt :tlton "' the
'orthw~ t Film "\tud' Center Crtulctt.t
Masana npJ"C'.trs ;t:-. :~ "'nu performer an IO\c
wuh the leader tlf n down..,.md-out troupe
\\ ho IS 10\'h'hl) IU\CIOU.I~ b\ 1\ ~lnmorou"
but• untalented member ol the company .
dmi~:-.n')n is S I I or the ~ lO p m prc,enta­
tion ~nd ~150 lor the Q IS p m. 'howang.
•"Tht '\ltmber of the \\ cddlnt. • starring
Juhe Ham' Brundon De \\aide and [thcl
Waters '' Saturda' • malin~ 'h<m at the
~onhwc'l F1lm ,tud\' Center. '1 h•~ :-.en~all\e -and tn\OI\1ng mo\1e about a gul aaught
~ween childhllod and adolescence began
at 2 p.m.
•~The \\hilt 'bra'-: ... a Felhnt comed)
s;atm7ang the uctu" who po'ed a~ "-Cnnhzcd
comac 'tnf' charaCter'\ tn maglllin~ for
\\hach he wMI.;ed • tnc Saturdu\ e'cning
prescnt.l <'' 111 th 'nnhwcst f=alm ~tud)
Centc " enmg ~gm' :.t p.m
•fclluu·, "1 \'itellom. ·wall ~ "'hown 11
the North\\'Cst F1lm Stud\ Center on ~un­
da). No' bat p.m Theduector c'tabhshed
an mtcrrwuonal rcputnuon "1th tht" neo­
rc:~ho.t reflection upon middle--cia!!<:-. hahan
males nnd thc~r fotble'
•"1 he bquitrdJa fD\t'mble, .. an ncoUSliC
JBU group of four \\Omen, \\111 perlorm at
the Mounuun .Mo\1nS C3te on \\ cdnesday.
o' 9 Thr perfonn:mcc "ill ~gan at S p m
and 1 lor "omrn on/' The Calt l\ located ut
39th and E • tark Adm1~1on IS 1.25
•"~uarin& tht Circle," the finnl produt­
uon at the Ftr em Thwter thts term, wall
be presented m the Black Box ~1ondll) , :-i:o,,
i through Saturda). No\ 12. Ptnormed m
the round. cunam time tor the Rus mn
corned~ w11l be S p.m. Call ext .3JS for
n:sef'\':lliOIU .Adm1nion if fru jor LC
•
ts
•The pia) "Electra" by Eunptd=- w1ll be
proented tomgbt and Saturday No' S at
the Firehou!te Theater. 14.36 \\
Montgomtr) AdmiSsion " S3 For further
infonnauon call 248-4737 between 9 a.m.
and 3 p.m
•A s.ho..-ol feminlsl "ork wtll open at
Portland State Unn:emty Women'
StudiC$ G.t1ltl'} \\ lOth and Marlet Fri­
da)' Nov. 4, trom 6 to 9 p.m •• with a poet I'}'
rea dang at 7 p.m. Graph1cs and slltcbel'}· arc
b) Paula King.. Poetry and otherwritinp are
tbc worL of Melanie Kaye. For more anfor­
m.ation, call 229-3516.
•·r,, B«n to the 1ountain Top," o
tbree-ac:t mu~c::al depicting the life of Marttn
Luther K1ng. will play 10 E"'llns Audttorium
'o\', I to 4 Curtain time w-ill be 8 p.m. each
niJ)lt The 16-:,.ong music:ul i5 5ta[led by ~tar
Productions, Oregon·~ only all-black reper­
tory company . General admi~~ion " S3 and
tickeu. arc avadable at the door
•Hrrbcn .:o,ille. a member ot the Armll
Control Auocaauon and the Federouon ol
Amencan Scientasts, ~111 •peak on "lhc:
Arms Race I o What Purpose .. toda} IU 3:15
p.m. an the Chapel mcetmg room Titc
pro1ram \\lll be un uplon,uon ol da,ergent
p.tths to nauonal secunt>· and w-orld peace.
.AJmusiUn u fru.
•A ruume writtn& ~ork hop .... 111 be held
toda) m the-Gray Room 10 Templeton ot
3 30 p m Denm Hopwood w.tll lead the
rc\iew of .,·anous resume form11tr., ap­
propnate graphtc la)out, 5kdls idrnuficu·
uon, e~perten«: :u eument .-nd the u~c ol
ra.umQ in job a.e::arching.
Leisure
•Tbt F•nddanz will be held aturdtt)',
No\, S utthc: Airpon Sheraton Hotel. Dance
to the music of Artamus from 9 p.m to I a. m
Drinb natlable , Ticket~ are S4 per ~uple.
anit.ble at the Templeton Center anforma­
tion dt\k. Sponsored by SOFA.
8 Ptonur Log curre ces
Of Note
ACOUSTIC GUITARIST- Philmore Flemtng will take the opportunity this
Friday to open the concert featunng Leon Paullo. Admtsston ts free; for a
good seat arnve early Mus1c will stan at 7 30 p.m tn the Chapel.
•The tele\is1on adaptation of Burt
HanchlieJd• s novel A1pm. about lo\.c and
murder on the slopes ol Amen~ ·, mo~t
famous J~i ~on "all bcgm a limited ~erics
on Sr.turda). No\', 5 at 9 p m on chunnel8,
• SIC
•Tht Portland S)mphonlc Choir will
upen It '~nd ,cason wnh the pertorm.tnc~; of
Fehx Mcndels J>ohn's "Elijah" on Saturday,
o' .S at 8 p.m. ac the Ci\ ic t\uduonum.
Rc:ur~c:d ~tfi are a' •nlable at the Portland
State lJnavcnil\ and Cavic Auditorium bo., •
olficeto I· or more information call. 226-lb31.
• \cou .. tic jaa piani••t. Katnna K rrmsl).
wall perlorm nt the Portland Center lor the
\'t!oual Art on :'\o\, II al p m. Adml»ton
w1ll be S2 for the general pubhc. J·or more
mlormauon. cnll 2::!2~7122.
•.lt'rn Jeff W•ll~er und John Pone will be •
an concert ut the Sal<m Armory on Saturday.
Nm 5 at 8 p.m. For more mformation . cull
224-1756
•Rob Jamt'\, with speciul guest farl
Klurh, wall be m concert at the Par.1mount
I hettlrc: Nov I I at 8 p m fackc:t' arc praced
01 S7. S6..SO and $6 For more informotton.
cull 225~750
• Hrelall, ulong \\. ith :opec:ial gues1 Je~> e
Winchoter, will be at the Jan11en lkach
Arcnn on lhur day. ~ov 17 at I! p m.
Tackc:te. are S6.SO 10 advan« and SJ • .SO the
day or the ihow. Tu:kcts are a\'IUIIlble at
Meter and Frank downtown . •Jh'>e Colin Young wall be at the
Pnrumount on undoy. ~ov 27 at 8 p m
Ticket~ urc on sale nt all Paramount outlets
lor $7 nnd S8.
• I eon Patillo wall pre~ent a concert of
negro p~r~tuul mu-.tc at the Agne.' flanagan
C hupcl on Fnda). No' 4 at 7 30 p. m
Pnullo' c<~rc:cr include:. work with such
proup~ ns earth, Wand and hre. ~ar and
Santuna. Philmore f-lcmmg. lormer fore'Jt
Hall rcsadent darector. will open the concert.
~tlmtnw11 IS lru.
Etc
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fndll). o'. 4 Go to the bu:.mc s orllcc.
ruck U(l n Drnp Shp and pu) your S5 ~er \ICC
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or de tro\' vnur 11:1nitv. . .
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ultc:re ted rn ~oang tnto the advenasang
busane" but urc: dt-.appomted at the luck of
;advcrtl•tn(o! cour'es offered at 1 C'
llerc:'li 'our chuncc • "I he l'l()ltl't'r I ox i lookang for an udvcr­
ll~mg manager for wantcr term Not only c.1n
you £Uin c ltpencncc an 1111 held of ndvc:r-
118ng, from ,eJIJng to desagnang, but you c.an
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you aell .md 2/3 credit through the com·
municationa department
Anyone inlert\ted should call Jelf P1ercc
ot ext 232. "uhml~•hn" tn thl• ,,.,~ art pnntf'd
1no.l •huul<l ht adrlrr•td tu ( lmJllll It•\ 21,
( I••" t ull~t.., l't>ttl•nt.l Clrtaun, tU1t. lht
"'"'", I rid• •. \II •utu,.lulun~ thnuld ..
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•1 ht \mtrlcan ( olltJt' and lmh
't•nll't' Burtau proYldt!>
\tUdtnt on how to obtuan lund\
hundred~ ullouudution' an order to
('ll 1 nl lugher education . t·or mort
\\ nlt \mcnc.tn Collette and l nl\er Ill
vtct Rurc.w i)cpt S, 1728 SOSO •
\ 't ltmphis. In. 38157
•· llw t 1· 0 I, lll.'tor .·"one-l)l OM
f'Oplllllf planCI:UIUm \hOW' I, b.tt~
prc~rntallnn ln~e,ttgutc' the tact thut
10 pc:rccnt ul .111 reported unadenttfied
objtCI ,jghtrny' cannot be nphuotd
pre,cnt 'ctcnllllc crattna ~hO\\ 11
'\1ond:l\ through had.t) nt I 30 find
p m • "it h n \pccml "howmg at 7:3()
Fraduy~; . Saturdu' .1nd "iundoy ho~
II ,, m I 2. l, ~1nd J p m J hc:rc •~
chur~l.' .rltt'f rhe regulttr OMS I ,,d Till!."
• ,\ \1\UO cu\h pri/(· "ill be ,twmdcd l
tudtnl tuthor ol the bco,r nngmnl pa~
the :.uhjcct nl pre\Cntt\e mcdicme . .\
llf' Jlrl7t' <II 200 '" ,li!IO betng
\\ tnning paper wall be puhlisheiJ 1
\mcnc.m Health ~nunduuon·~
JllUro.tl f'rt'\ I IUU/1\ l' ,\/fUll IIIC'
th:.uihnc lor JMpers is .l.m '\I, 1q7li
cntr) hu mJ; .md inloranatton, \Htle 10
Edituri.tl Ofllcc, Prc\cflti\C: Med
i\mcrrc.IO lleaJth I ounoullnn. 1370
ol th~· America '\~ '' 'od. ~Y. 100
• I ht• :\ltn'o, Rl"ouru ( cnlu run
opened ,, llllln,chn~ cr 1\.'C lor men
h<1pe tu <lllcr help and 'upport lor
!<.U(Icrmg cmullon.tl .and p\) .. ,..,,,a~
prohlcm!> . Prolesswn,al C\lUn1oelors
ll\"::ilahle on .111 emcrgenc) bust" Pea
1 h1~ ~en tl'e nrc l(l\\ .and b.ucd on as.:r .• ,
p.u) ,\II men !!eCKing help .are enc,nu1rur
cull the Men· ~ Rc,ourcc Center at .£..}~~'
dunng the \H.·c~. m l>on at 238.0
\H~el<cmh
•"pcoul field' In public relt~l1om
locu' ol .1 \\M~'hop pl1nnc:d lor t-nd,4V
Suturd.t\' ~o\ 4 .tnd S m \math C
Portland o;;l;atc l1ntveroutv 1 ht \\orJ,.
.. pon,orcd b\ the Ponland Prot
C 'hoptcr or \\ omen inC ommunu:auo
the Columbm Raver Chapter of
Rebat1on' Socaet) of Amertca rhe coun
<limed ut those tn the communtc:atloru
1n1erestc:d 1n leammg more uboul
relouons The tost of the workshop
studeno. '' ~2S for two day'> and S17 5t
one du)' For more mformatron. cull &rll
M11ler at 281 7202
•The Ia~ sehool library will be clOM
fatui!\ o;tudcnh. ,taff and the • December 17 through January 8
parual renovnuon or the facaht)
exastan~ hbrarv office area wall be den!'<
ed and the urculauon de'lk and
.,ervtce' operutaon .. wall be relocated 1'
e:Jsl end or the bualdtng. The bndgee
"111 bec.·ome the hhrary''\ maan entrn
•"( ro-»-Countn ~kUng- The Quirt
of \\'inttr" '' the IItle of n \pttanl
bCheduled tor dl\phl\ .11 the Oregon M~ll('
ol Sctence and I ndu!!tr\' O\ S throut
The thrc'e type' ol cro\\-cou ntl'}' )t.ttr
lOUrtnJ; r.tctng and moutotneenng
covered \ hst of .\ka tounng trail~ 10
Hood urea. rnrcd uccordmg to dtftacult'
be ,J\'l"lllabk lor \'tillar' 1 here ,,Jj
mformation ;muluble on where co le;lflt
to 'k1. 1 here 1s no .tddltronal charge
cxh1b11 alter the rc!(ulnr OMSI ad1mull:
•1 h" .l~lh Annual< •tlin Gabel Rum11
'l.~le hc!(am tndu\ .11 the Mcmonol Coli~
und "til conttnue unul \oturdO), ,
,\Jmo I 1\\U IICtC' nl 0oor pace h8\l:
rc: enccJ for thee' ent. Shoppers ma)
I rom ne\\ .tnd u'ed clothing, bool.:s, h.,. .. ~
cele\tsaon ~ct luggage:, .. porttnf ~~~·odi
muc;h murc 1 he hour ol the thrr~c.,dll\ '
arc hom 9 a m to 9 p m
•The Bl•c~< ludlt\ Prolram at Pnortu
StOlt l ntVC't\lty Will hold a \CriO
worhhop' de.ahng with •· Mtnorttae~
fvkd111'' on thrc.;c \nturd,l)lh '" ~c1vlim
T oplC' lor the work,hop are "tVJI '"~
Employment m the Mu~!l Medaa," 'o'
.. How to L ~t the: Medio ." Nov 12~ uud
Minonty Community and the Medtu.M,
I Q r he wurhhop" .tre lree und open to
pubhc and undersraduucc cred1t
obtaaned through the uruversity for
tnlormatton or re(Pstrauon, call the
Black !:>tudtes Program at 229-3472 Sena
tlalli 1 hor,ttin
IIIIIH' l't• '"' I "I
t harge~ rh.t
d\ Stender "due~
sJhtltliC' cntr II !II
brought before
• drng commalleC!
mectmg
fh,tl 1.r11di1
~ututu.m ,tnd th·
fi\c liCOIIIOT\
que~110ns hll\ inJ
)tnotc II hud li
tudcnt Judict.a
~me ch.argcli.
011-compu
man llfrhe comt1
-. nh t hl' Pion~tr.
the fint step in
oriice He -.aid
order to bong ru
out in the open
rumo~ that ha1
~0\CfllffiCOt.
The compl
failure to adequ
otthe 'tudent cc
tht~t "the prc:u~
pcrtainmg to
A~octated '\tud
Tht "nttcn
cd Stcndt:r wad
sututlonal re'p
allcmpt 1 o co•
opmion I rom th
ry during 'IC:hedl
mcetintzS befor
The compt
had 'how n a "It
(or correction.
Stender wa1
dercnd ham,clf s
Debate qu1
\enatc commit
dcpcndenth ol
currutancc' Se•
the complam t b
Judrcran Boan •
1no\\kdge of t
Senator R
plamt and it<. pr
senate member
... Bu
\nita Marks
01 tbr Plunnr I 01
Rand) Sl
A~Mctated ~tu
called recent cn
tion und By-1
~id the~ had
•~pon\lble" a
Tht Con'(
mittC'C falcd n c(
the ~tudent 1ud
The complamt
willingl) exec~
hlm as prestdeq
''I'm dasap
chnrgc~ d1dn't
Stender 'itltd ..
Board
'I can't ev
Stendu <II
mun: ampon<Ant
could be much
th~ ptl1) liul
"1\c hud
people ( ma J.;'"
• ran ag.un~t m
Alan Humphr
me. pcrsonullv • man\ (:-.cnnte)
Stender al
and JUnsdtcito
seem to he w
Stender sotd.
~It\ a e
pa,\cd the 'en
\ltppmg out o
by-la\h
''I don't
scnoton. on
churgel>) can
ASlt I don't
~nate"
Stcndc:r
communu:atio
.. 1\.c at
"At the end ol
tnyklf open