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November 17, 1977 Volume 38, Number 9

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1977-11-17

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lo lhh f!lll• ar• ptintlllf ft,.. of c-.
dt'ftWid to Cemp"' len 11, t .. •l. ...
uttlend, Orq<>n, •121•. Tbt dn<lll!ll\
\11 lUhmlulom t.hould .,. ''"'
n nrc reminded that cow~e
wmter term I CJ7K "all be: 111
7 to 9 p m in Stnmm l>uu111 men hould ha\c thear nd\1 ott
grccn couru schedule
f·a,t for .a World Hnna.t ~
No\ 16. agn up b.) Mondo) of
I her at lunch or dmncr m S<t 0•
om. Money gc:ncruted wall tt
DXFt\ M. an internauonal n~
lund communit} 5elf·hd·
1 progrnm m Afnc.t, Asta 11:(
~.
ni"'~"h) course propotnlto art
lor "mtc:r term Stop by th:
~uvitle$ Oflice tn Tc:mpletot
II the Informati on D~k (ext.
•I~ Sec: what 11'~ like to be on ttl!
11 the lectern
ulacfoM. Merce, you got all 01
.un:nces an Jeff.
netds In public relatJoru " th:
,orhhop planned for Fnday an-,!
liclV. 4 and 5 tn Smith Center a1
late ll niver~1ty Tbc: work:.hor a
b\ the Portland Prof~ tOtUJ
Women in Communacauono,, a~
1b1a R1"'er Chapter ol Publi
octet)' ol Amenca 1 he COUrle
osc in the communicutton.'
n learning more Jbout pubic
fhe co~t of the worJ.;shop lc:w
~25 lor two days and SI7.SO ror
If more information, call Bar ban
J-7202
5CboOI librlt) will ~ el01td to
Udent~. !>laff and the public
17 through Janual"\ 8 due rn
0\3tiOn of the facabt) 'fb
rury ollice are<~ wall be demolub­
f ~rculauon d~k and public
trauons wtJl be n:located at ti'(
ihe butldtng. The bndgc: entrana
e tht-Ia brat}'\ ma1n entrance -111erican CoUqe and UnivenitJ
:ueau provides mformatJon
1n how to obuun funds fro:
r foundations m order to meet the
gher educauon For more mfo,
'can College and Unavt-r'>IIY Ser·
u Dept S, 1728-5050 Popla:
I Phil, Tn 38151
·Country SkHnc-The Quiet Skk
•~ the: utle of a specwl exhabl'
or display at the Oregon Mu&ew:;
and lndu$lry, ov S through 1•
tv~ of crm~-country :.knns­
etng and moutamoenng -will bt
hst of slo tounng trails an the Mt
rJted accordmg to dtfficulty,
le for visiton There will
n available on where to learn b01
•re i~ no additional charge for ttt
r the regular OMSJ admisMon
h Annual Catlin Gabel Rumm•l'
toda~ at the Memonal Colt~~
·ontioue unttl Saturda), ~o,. S
o acres of Ooor space have beet
tr the e\ent Shopper'> rna) chOOS!:
nd used clot tung books. bl.IC\'C~ ·
et • luggage, sportang goods a~
. The hours ot the three-day sU
· a m. to 9 p.m.
aek tudles Proanm ut Portla!t.
\Crllil)' wtll hold a scri~
dealing "ith YMinonties and tht
three Saturdays 10 ~0\·embet
the \\orksbop are "Minont!
nt in the Mas Media," , O\ S
the Media," Nov. ll;and
ommunat} and the Media," Nat
nr~••hop' are free and open to
undersradua te credu may
hrough the universtt\ f-Qr m
or rc8istrat1on , call the P:>l
e-. Progrnm at 229-3472.
• -want ro makt money? Arc
10 goang mto the ad\ert••'"'
I are dlaappointed at the lad:
coursea olten:d at LC!
our chance.
:»n~.1·r Log it looking Cor an ad,u·
~ ....... for wmter lerm Not on)) ~·
• • expenc:nce 10 all held of .. ,.,,,....
Klhng co destgnang, but )OU
percent comm1uion on eliel')'
2/3 crc:dtt through chc cot!!':
department .
antereMed should caJJ Jell ..,,,.,a :tcwb and Clark College -
L:::w_dents evicted,
one faces charges
J"o mule tudent ha\e been t'\'lcted
I from 1hetr doran \Hth one churged b) the
1 Portland Pohcc "ith Mtc:lon) arson" hs I he
I rt1Uh ol rcccn1 lire burning anddc:nts on
.:~mpu'
Oe.Jn ol Students 01ck: Sorc:nrwn aa1d a
rrohmnn male: ts u"aatang rnal on c:h:arg~
r11u0~ 1ng n pohcc 1nv~ugruion and arraagn·
mtnl oreMI)n s:ud the college liled n com­
plaml B!Zlllml lhe tudenl but dad not press
char~ 1 he 'tudent \\at. n restdent of
Cnpdand 11:111.
The nllc:gcd anvolvc:mc:nt ol a ec:ond
rreshm.tn and n nphomore, both male
rotdtnl\ of Howard H,11l, ts under tn\csttga­
, uon b> the l'ortl&~n d Fare Bureau. f he:
, sorhomurc has been C\'ICted from the donn,
Campus security personnel apprehended
'"o "udcnl~ bur nang hghtc:r llu1d inn SUliN.ell
of Howard H.tll Nov I. 1hc student charged
"''h ar~on \\as one: of tho~ $tudenb
Lnter that naght a How3rd roident
reponed n fire h.td hcen set on top ol a table 1n
11 second-rlour lounge ol the dormltOr). Two
'IUdcnt and 1wo lormer students \\ere
allcgedl~ tn\'olved in tht-o;econd mcadent,
mtiuding the freshman charged ~llh ar on
. and the sophomore: under in\esllgauon .
t \1. o lla~" latenhe r re hman charged with
· al'lOn Wtl!l apprehended after reportedly sc:t­
tmil fire to the door of a re~ident on the second
floor of Howard. Sorenson , Director of
Res1dencc: Hull Denase Thompson. and Piau­
Howard Re ident Director Jun Ahrens were
not1fic:d of I he inC1dent. and the: college filed a
complamt againM the tudent charged with
arwn •
The Portland Pohce arrested the
fmhman Copeland re\1dent the following
da). 1\o\, 4. He spent the "eelccnd an the
Mullnomah County J3tl at Roc:h Bulle in
. Portland He wns arrntgned ~ov 7 and
· charged "uh fln~t-degree ar on a clas,...A
rc on\
Sorcn!lon said though the ~tudent.s have
betn t 1cted from their dorm the} \\ete not
dented the right to attend cl;u.ses. One of the
t•o has been doing so while the other has
i rcponedly not been auending clas~~ for the
put fe\\ ~cek!. by his own chotce
Both s1udent Q/ere put on probation by
the Ratdencc Halls Office earlier due to
st\cral •ncident\ la.\l o;chool year which were
not cxplatned by Dem~ Thompson . The two
lltrc roommatei tn Plott Hall in 1976-17.
The sophomore "as allo~.~oed to return to
Howard this year b)' con\ent o( Thomp~on
and lhe Plan-Howard dorm council, de:.ptte
olher ancadents he: had been mvol\ed an.
Thompson . :nd 11hc: had clearl) :.pelled
out the: conungenc1es under wh1ch the Howard
r«•dent had been nllo~.~ocd lo return to campus
:and "tho~c e. pcct.ttions were not met."
Under the term~ of the probation agree­
ment. the a Bon o1sc wasta ken be lore the Piau
Uo"'3rd donn clluncil "here it was agreed that
the Howard resident should letJ\'e the L
~mpus
~orcn,on wad the case \\Ill probnbl~ · go
before the 1udc:nt JudtCiiirY Board .. at lea 1 to -
tJU:rc~~<: an optmon. hould they dt-c:•dc 1o
accept u
Soren~on su1d the uuation wa .. an abu e
b) peorle \\C couldn'tlolerutc an) longer. We
Cthe dorm :tdmtnt<;trators) felt n \\a
rca.anablc 10 do ~omclhmg ubout at."
Ahren) s:ud manv students lelt lhc
damage "d1d not look to~5erious" a.nd thotthe
punr,hment ghcn lht' tv.o Mudenl wa~ much
loo tua~h . She said orne I>tudents felt thai
~td.tn¥, the two ofl campu!i ~.~oould h:we
•ulltcc:d and that p~ ing lelony chnrgo "
U11Ju r and would ha\e lasung ellc~o"ls on rhetr
Per~onnl rccord5.
Ho\loc:\cr. man\ l C student,. \\ere tn
1 .agreemen t "llh the uc11on tnken ng:un't the
l\\0 •
Comptl• J /rom tt portJ /11 Paul J ogi'/,
flatu 1/nl:llaJ:d, and Jt'ff P1rr~ of lh,.
Ptoneer I c,g. Vol. 38 No. 9
R IN l • O..vbt un
"Felony arson" Wo)S charged againSt one S\Udent.~Other Wa\ e~ldeG from tfoward -
J 7 J ovember 1977
Charges dropped
in Stender case
Char~ that student body president
Rand) Stender MdOCi not wilhn~y aecute
.rcsponsJbtlit1cs entrusted him" an that oflicc
"ere dropped last fhursday m the face of an
effor1 by a group of tudenu to recall the
duurman of the commaua: that brou ht the
charges
Colby Schmnt. chnuman of tm senate
Consticuuon nnd 8)·-t..aw Commlllec htch
filed the complaants, s~ud the charges were
dropped -,n the mteresl.S of tm naction that 11
en uses. and bc:causc 11 was obvsously not gomg
to be prO\.Iudave , JUdgJng by '-"hat has bun
gotnB on ro far."'
The tudent Judaoary Board. htch
heard testtmon) on the mauer from both
Stender and the commmee on r-o~ .11. ruled
thnt '"tn the hghl of the fad that the complaint
m the . ca5C ha1 bttn ~itbdra\\n, n 1s t.m
op1ruon ol tht-Judaoar~ Board . • that the
Constitution nnd By-Laws Committee
speaficall) and clearly define the roles, duues.
obbgauoos and rC$ponStbahues of the SLC
President. \"tce-Prcstdent and Senarors."
Junior ~anford Sherman had tmuarc:d
pctataons 10 rec:all Sc:hmiu and ad he
gathered O\'ef 100 stgnatures from students.
not only Sehmnfs COI\SliiUcnts, by last Thurs­
da)
The charges on the pcuuon rcre flagant­
ly ~iollstang partinmenlarv procedure gross
misanterprttatton of has constnucnu and dis-­
rupting the cohcst"'-encs of the student
go.,.em~nt
Sherman refused to submit statement lo
the Lo8 concemang :any future tnrem forthose
pct•uom wht'n asked b) J-Board Chief Justice
·Sk1p Osborne 10 do so. He has yet to p~nt dorm over several incidents involvtng fires in a mlrwell and on dorm door,, ... the pcuuons to the s&udt'nt Knale. •
ProfessorH
\nn Piu on
01 lhf Ptnl\l'n I nJ
The \\eek before his death, William 0
H.tll was shanng his amu..cment O\er an Art
Buchwald article with Dean or Facult\ John • Brown ou1!1de the college bookstore . A fev.
hour~ later. the dean found a chppmg of that
same anic:lc on h1s d~k
\It hough Hall had an e~ceptional career
in the: daplomatic corp~ before he come to
Lew1' and Ctark an the fall of 1975, Hall's
tudc:nh and a~'ociutes sa) he ne~cr lo t stght
or the common man in hamself.
WThen: "as not an ounce ol stuffing an his
~h1rt ' ~id Rich Peck. a ~istant profc~or ot
anternational afruir •
ML'twiORIAL SERVJCE A IJn ,.,,.,.. ,
Choir members honor Jormer LC prof sor
Wtlham t-tall gone but not forgo n
Hall died Tuesday :-;o". 8 of a re$PJratory
complication follo~ing an operation to
n:mo\e a malignant tumor trom has kidney.
He :\Cf\ied I.C a~ a speciaJ U.\lltant 10 Pmi­
dent John Howard and u part-time profes.'lor
ol international affair~ .
The kno"ledge and wisdom he acquired
through his diplomatic career gave Hall a
practical peDpecth'C wh1ch he applied to both
rho~ roles
Hall WDS 62 when he began teaching
antemational artairs at the college le\-el. "Ht­
"ould come to us for counsclin~ on has
teaching." aid Associate Dean of Fac:uh)
David ·avage ... He was con~med "ith fin­
dtni! the lc\tl ju~t abo\'c what students thl>ught
thC') could do ..
"When William Hall poke. people Iuten­
ed." Howard uid. eniors Men:dtth ~orton.
Paula Grahnme and Mal'\· Pntchard recalled •
groups or 12 to 15 student who n:gularty
crowded around him after class.
.. SIUdents seemed to gr<1$p at e\CI')"thmg
he said,"' Norton S&td. "His ready w1nk nd
genutne interest tn us aude htm \'CfJ ap­
proJclulble "
Hn teachins method wns untque in Its
practtathty . To ~uppkmcnt theorJ "ith prac­
uce. student in h1 Stud) ot Dtplomaq class
stmulatc:d e penencc through rolc-pla)ing.
\\rOle p3pen in d1plomat1e telegram [orm and
lenrnc:d about rules ol protOCCtl.
"Ambnm~dor Hall (a his students called
htmJ wa the osc-nct of 14hnt we: arc tUd)1ng
as lA majors." Norton soud. "Has c:\pc:nt-n~
made mtemauonal :u fat~ much less remote: "
-The prncuaal aprroach inspired us to
con idc:rthc: po abilit) of d1plomnuc careers ...
Gordon Scholomig, profegor of
pollliC".tl caence .tt IJn•vc:r 1t\ oi Portland, '\\ill
teach the: Ra1nc f' cton das Hall w11
H'heduled 10 teach \\1nter term
The tud) of d1plomaC'\ da "ill be
tanC't'llcd "The course ""ilS pccificalh delllgn­
c:d to 1:akc :td\ltntage of h1 dtplomauc e •
pcnen~ .. Peel td
'"\\ tllinm Hnllrtddc:d <hffemu ~ts~
U\e to the de~rtment," he 111d. '"He helre<l
bal:lncc the: acndem1c appro:tch of lhe other profcsson ."
"he definitely filled a ni~ that noboc:l)·
else c:ould flU." mad John Crampton. profeuor
ol poliuc:al science.
.. \\'1llusm Hall was an exception to the
stereotype of the state department person­
thai is, df) and stricti~ party-line.- said Bob
Mandel. istant professor of international
wfaiB. "I e>pc:C1ally remember the facuh)
colloquium he p.,e on Ethiopia and the
irutghlS we came B\\'a) with ...
Don &lmer, political science professor.
remembers Hall as "a graceful and generous
man.
"He made has \":lluablc conlacts \\1lh the
state dc:par1ment ca~ily 8\'ailablc to us ... he
s~ud . "His ~1llinsness to pul himself out for
c\'Cfl manor t L'S made u~ feel comfortable
rcqucstmg his help ..
Hall once henrd B lmcr complam of the
wet of av:ulattlc: fnnn1ng uni ua. fter that,
Balrmr n:gularl) '(C'Oc:l\'Cd Hairs used copio of
Farm Journal m the mall
(Connnued on p:tgr 4)
Inside
Running around
with the Swedes
Letter. Did Stender
go too far?
Water polo team
wins third place , al
Richard Helms
Fom1er CIA chief convicted for false testitnony
t"Mmer entml lntelligen«
\l!enc~ du·~, tM Rtchard Helm:-. ha'
been lined q,ooo und ~·"en ':\
su.,rcndtd 1\\ll-)e:tr ~ntcncc tor
'' uhhnldm~ tnlnrmnu,,n Crom ,,
eonp.rcS.-'•Ionnl camm&Ute. '~·nat(' I Mt'lgn Relnt10n~ l om·
rnttlce nhout ( I \ npcrauon' tn
C"lulc II elm,, '' ho pl,,tdcd "nn con
test" to charge' uf l•uhnF to tc,lll \
"lulh and .u:cur.tleh" to the ~:om • mittlt:. •~ th~ lust tormcrlntclhttcnce
ofllccr IO he Clln\'ICitd Ill
wtthholdinl! lnlorm.111on lrom ,,
cnnpre.,,innul commillc~ .. , ou no\\ <>tnnd hclnre thiS
o."OUTI 10 disgr ,ICC II nd shnmc," rarkel
...lid
Helm~ got n tongue-la,hmg
trom l·c-dcral Dt,tnct Judge
Ramn£!h'n D f'urker. '' ho charged
thnt lldm' ron'-tdc~ htm~ll abtwc
the Ia\\ ''hen he In &led 10 tdl the "I don't lecl d1~graccil at all."
llclml> smd rn tC'P'lO c "I think 11 I
hnd dunl':H0)1hln~cl"c,l \\ould h,l\c
been di,BntCC'd " Thl' .I u<.t iC'C depart mcnt joined
Helm,• allnrnc\, 1 d\\ trd fknnc:ll • \\'ilhnm ... m ,, l.:1nr th.u llelm~ be
Violence in India on upsurge
Foil(\\\ an" -.e\eral '1olent
rehgiou clnshe::. 'e"eral O\t:might
c:urfe~s ~ere impo-.ed in the lnd1nn
holy cil) ol Benare-t. nhe~U) cam·
pu' atro'' lndm have been
p.tr<li\Jed "'nh ,,olent strik-es and .s
number ot m1lroad c.lr. were bumc:d
b\ pohtu:al notcl"l in Madnu
Opponents of former lndJan
Pnmc ~iini ter Indira Gandhi hove
.sa1d that ci\il disturbance is the pnce
Indian mu~t pay for a free ~ociet).
Gandhi. "ho imposed '>tem pollee
measures during her term of office.
tUJ Aid there has been ·a hocksnt:
breal.:do" n of the .social order-
Gandhi utd the communal
'10lcnc~ that hn recentlv broL:eo out •
10 Benaro :and eastern lnd1a 1 1
m.uh (If go,ernmcnt polieie'l \he.
said the nc-\\ Government "'h1ch
follo"'ed her ndministrution ~~
promolln!! rchg1ous hatred
Sour~ lnr the .Vttw }orl.: ,,,,.,t haH· ob cf"\tcd thai ethmc
du.ordcr \\ere I~ common dunn@
the period ol emergency pohce
po\\CI e\crc• ed b~ Gandl'.s ad·
mtniilration
Ropondang to rcc:cnt disorder-h .
Home Mm1~1er Charan Smgh hud
cmerfcncy meenng.i "'ith the chrc:l
mm1\lcn ol the-troubled &IUit'!> of
Uunr Prddt!>h ond H1har. Both tateso
nrc centers of much rcli~ou• ho tth·
I)
~ome oft he d1sorder5 ha\ c been
demon!ltrations aptnsl Gandhi'r.
pcnod of emergency rule. tn oon·
JUOCIIOn \\tlh her publiC
appcaran~
Stt1~eng ~tudcnh at Ja'-'3harlal • 'chru nl\l~rsll)' arc ctemanding the
r~•gnauon ol uni,er it) chsef e'­
ecult\l:' 8. D. ~ag ~haudhur1 lor
btmt Mn toady of Mrs Gandh1
dunny, lht' da~ or dtclatonhsp,- ··~
one t>ludent put it
When lhe UnlliCrJily'6 chsel CX·
t"CUII\C drove to \\Mk one moromg
51ui.lenl mobbed hs• car In
roportfic:. he clo ed the unher It)
mdeltnltel\ ~vend oi the Unt\er·
flit\'" bu1ldtnp arc an Joludent hand•.
howc\'(r. ond S)mpatheuc teachcn
arc conttnu1ng to hold dane
The num~r of campu~ dl'ltur­
banco v. hu::h were common 10 1974
und e•uh IQ75 dc:c:rca~ed dtmng
2 Pmneer l.ox Gandhi' pcnod ol emergent'} rule
and ma'~ arr~)ots.
• "'tep., \\ ould h.1vc to be taken
to 1n,ure thot tht deep-rooted cau'e"
ol 1h1)o malai<.e .lrt removed from our
liOCtct) ... 'o1d Jn offtcml report.· and
cUective me-..t•urc' taken 10 m~ull a .. enl\c ol 'ecuruv and conl1dcnc:c en •
the mmorn~ communitic.,
The rcrort aho called lor
u~hter ~un control .md o,tcrner
mcal-urc<. uJ!aimt people rc!>ponMble
for puhlica11on of "mOnmmatorv
\HiliO{l' "hrch tend to create dl\­
affc-ctlon among communiiiC!I " •
UN places embargo on South Africa
following Vorster regime cmckdowns
T"he lJnued i'auon', Security
Council ha' ordered a world" ide
mandotoT) embargo on the suppl}
of arm' and militnry material to
South (rica
The Counc11's nction lollo\\ed a
ma s1'~ craddo,,.n bv the South -,\lrican gcnernmcnt on Oct 19.
I hat crack do\\ n tnduded the arrest
~ of hlacl: h:~tders .tnd thc1r !!Up·
porter . the clo"'&ng of two block
nC'-'!>papc" and the b.tnnlllg of 18
ur~_:ani1atinn!l thul hu\e been cflt1cal
of the ~u\ernmcnfs ract-!leparullon
poliCIC:!I.
Cubans and Soviets
up aid to Ethiopia
fhe number of Cub3n and
So' tel m1htsry advi,ors in Ethiopsa
hru. tripled 11incc: May. accordtng to
Jllle department ttccounts . f!:th1opia
•• pre$Cntl~ putting down Somali­
had cd rn urrcc.ttOn'i in It!> Eritreo1
province :tnd Ogadcn n:g1on.
I\ bout I 50 of .1n cstitrutted 2SO
mthtary .1d\11~ors arc Cuban. depart·
men I ol fic•al,. Slud. An uddiuonal
250 Cuhano; have been cnt to
t!thmpio IIi technical ud\l!iOr · and
mt:'dicnl personnel, accordtng Ill
department peciuliu•.
I he remaining 100 military ad­
"'~or oro: So\"ICI& . 1 hi, d1d not come
.1 & 10urprtr.e to We!>lcrn oh~ef\ cr,
I olin\\ 10~ the Wllhdrnwal ol Sovtet
Old "' Snmah:l :tnd the nesottallnn
.. f a SOO m11lion m1h1nrv lluJ •
paclo~J!C' "" h I thtnp•n
r he !'late de pan mcnt lound no
mlormuttnn tn !>Upport Somali
f'teMdcnt Sa1d llarre·J> drum thnt
Ill 000 In I S.OOO c uhnm. are
Hlo!>l'lln}! lthtnplll. • · "t have JU"' ~cot u \Cry clear
me"age to the government of ~outh
\Inca " -.aid Andre" Youn~ the
US ch1cf delegate .
South Afru:an Forctgn Mintster
Roelol F Botha ~id that U ' decl­
:-.lon "a~ an mcitcment to vtolcnce
and would ,uucn the rec;ol"c of
~outh '\fncan' toddend thelrcoun­
tf"\ He denounted Wt.!itern OIHIOO\
that joined 10 approv1nl! the
me.t\Ure
Prcs1dcnl Carter announced US
support for the arm'> embargo and
'8Jd that he would prohtbtt the \ale
of ~omc Item!' that had not been
co-vered by an earhu voluntary UN
embargo The:~ ttem,, •uch a~ ome
c:tv1lian aircldft. could be converted
to mtluary ut.e
Other countnc:~. liracl among
thc:m. hu\c conunued to uppl'
~outh .r\fric-.1 with military equtp·
mcnt. including such II ems as mi~<~ilc
bout,. radar equipment and small
arm·
Bl.td.:-ruled Alria~n lilates
pro ,ed lor tougher mea 'lure!>, 1 he1r
repre!ientathc:s pointed out that
South Alric.t i' almo!>t sclf-suftu:scnt
when it come~ to producing arms.
1 he object son<. and proposnlli, tn·
cluc.Jrng il rc ohJ11on on economic
~anclion<;, were vetoed 10 the counc1l
b) the United State: ... Bmatn and
h.tnce
\mcc 1963. the Unned States.
Arit:tin and West (Jermnn) hove
ob~cncd n IJN proposullor u \'olun·
tary arm~ emhargo ltowcvc:r. Ill
1975 and I 97(> 1 he 1 hrce counwc:
\ctoed mandnton arm cmb.u go
r~ulutiun on the ground~ that they
did not rcgnrd the 11 u.tt 1nn 10 Soul h
\lnct• :u. comlltullnt; .s "'threltl to
peace" • t.;~·rH out ot JUtl ·'' part ot ~~ plcit
bat pnllltnf arrunttcn'lcnt
I he .Ju~t•cc department ',. po\1
1 inn 1 hnl ,, C"ll11VtCIIOn would he
cnou~h hl ''uphold the pnnctplc ot
the rule or In\\ and the: par.tmount
dut\ cmnpcllcd b~ unth·ta!..1ng" Wit\
C:\prc"td b\ \~"1•:.tant ,\uornc)'
<iener.1l llcnt.tmm R. Crv1letti.
t 1\IICIII .tddcd lhltl II 1•111 term
"ould ~cnc no rmrpo'e
lldm,· problem' began \\hen
the ,,ath he too~ In not d1sclo'c
c l:tl..\lfied inft,rmatton con01ctc:d
\\llh the o.tth ht 1nok to teMtl)
truthlull\' to the. \enate Forc1gn
Rellltion ~ Cnmmlllec.
Willt.tms ~md Helm' .. lound
hirn,c:ll impaled on the norm' ol ;1
rnllr.tl .wd lc:g~tl dikmma" \\hen hl'
'"'' quc-.tinnc:d under oath h~ th~·
Sen.tte cnmmlltcc about Cit\
opcr.tllon' in t'h1h:
llclm' w,,._ ;twtlrc.. of the oath hl'
l1.1d taken "' C lA dtrcctor to ne\cr
dl\ ttl}!~' ch1"1fu~d 1nfnrmut•nn,
\\ rlh.1 m!S '"'d
"I' that paramtlUnt to the oath
th.rt he tnnk hclore the Forcr~n ltclnlion .., C nmmltlc~'1" Parker tl&l·
nl
"I thenk 11 1 nnt pnrumount
\"lllll hnnor W1llintm UO\\'-C:Itll
bur uddcd thut he hud onh mer,.
uoncd 11 In 'hn" llclm' "dllemm11•
\\ rllt.tms ~atd nther ult~.
r1.111' C'' ,uch ,,., cl,, i rning cxccuhlt
prl\ih~Vl'. ''ere onl~ rc:ahtcd bl
llclm' 1n hrndsight •• tnd that Helnu
.1ctc-d 10 \\ h.tl he thought to be thf
llc'l mtcrcst' nl the cnuntr).
.. 1 here h,,, c been .1 number of
llclcndc:nts bel nrc tlus court \\ ith1
the f,l\1 tm: \C.tr,_ \\ ho h,l\.e \\el~hed
thi"' quc,twn us In ,,h,•l i!> the bet
lntc:rc,ts nl th~· lJnllcd State!. liM
)Oil ltU\C '>CCO \\h,tl ha' happened"
tin· rucl~c ,,,id
\\'tlhum' .trguc:d the pmnt ay.
lnf! tlhll '~ll·tntcrO:~I \\,1\ lllHlhed lrl
iII he I c:"C!O,
"f here \\as no 'ell tntcrc'l lll
\\mk tn th1s c,,,c · \\ 1lham' ':ud
"I hec~· "a' Ill' 'ell gatn
ln.• Pl"l•tn.ll 'tntcmcnt I
,,ml h~· hnpcd Ill' CI)O\'JCIItJn \\nlllld
ll'.•d lit l"''·' hli-.h101:nt ol gu•dchno.
Jnr CUOt!fC,SIIlO<II reCCIJ'll
tc~ltmnn\ lrom Cl,\ dncCI<lf'
Panamanian leader offers to resign
if it would help ratification of treaties
Pan.1manlltn lender Omar
1 ornJll' hu"' promi-.ed to halt human
n~ht<. \ iolallon., m Panama and !><Ud
he \\ill r~·,1gn 1f L ~ 'enato~ behcvc:
he i:o. an ob,tack to the Panama
C\1 na l t rc.tt \
"If the <icnate were to 'ay thnt
for the rnuficat1on of the trenty the)
needed that I go(\IC).I would leave ·•
f OrrtjO\ \illd
Tornjo~ ):lid he: would take
tmmedulte ,teps to abohsh marttal
Itt\\ prov1s1on~ that have been en
effect \tncc 1969 Stepo; would also be
taken 10 remove proviSions that
.tllow rohtlcal pn~oncr~ to be held
lor up to IS ve;~r' \l.tthout tnal he
added
1 ornjo~· remarks were 10 con·
JUnction \\llh meeung. he hud \\Hh
l>e\cral \'l,lting l:S 'cnator... 'One ol 1 he 1 hmgs I h;n e to be
gr.ltelul to the: 'en.tlof\ '' that lhCJ
'CQ decent I~. '~n properly m~1dt j
thl' oh,cn;llmn that holdinr
f"OiriiC:,II prt,OOC r' Without lrtaJ U
"not rt).•ht."
"-c n II O\\ .trd M ettcnbaum CD·
Ohto) ''"d he hnd been persuaded 10
support r.tllfictllton of lht treat)
~en Don R1e~k (D-Michtgon) and
en Wuhcr Huddle-.ton CD·
Kcntuck vl c1ffered qualified suppon
Mu)ontv leader Robert Byrd
.tnd <;en Pn u l <;a rba ne~ ( ().
tvlarvhtnd) \illd they '-'"tre re'\crvtn!
JUdl!mcnt .• tw,ullng add111onal1nio•·
mull on
Sen 'park Mat~unga
H<t\\ 1111) h.1d pre\ sou'l) announced
hi' puhhc 'upport <ien Jama
\.t"er. fD·lcnn.: .... eel h.td ~turned
hlltnC he lure: 1 he tnur ended.
PRODUCTIONS
ATTENTION LADIES
Want to look beatiful for free'' Well, you can. MAG LIM
OPUS PRODUCTIONS t~ featunng a hatr show on unda),
December 4fh, 1977
The Guest Artist domg perming. colonng, cutting, hair·
dressing. etc. wtll be Mr. John Dellaria and hts Artistic Team.
Mr. John Dellaria is one of the hotte')t hasrdressmg a rust in
the world todav.
Hi~ credih include:
• BeinK tht only hatrdrtsser in the C.. mud States to bt
jtaturtd m the ltaUan Cosmopol ttan
•Solt perjorminf( artist at the lido m Parit
• Representing rht US. m Tokyo for International
Coiffure
ITALIAN VOGUE
lf you wunt to pnrltctpatc m tht~ produclton plea!'le contact·
Ron Alendoua at
228-1905 for further mformutton
Dt>ud/int' jvr model \deerton Ill 15 Student re
search for
rh\ Ill' (htrr
Oflht I' '"'" I ''J!
,\ f1"'Po'•'l
5Ch,11JI mmont \'
. )Q7S I C'-' ~~.I nd C los
1 11i11 he ,uhm11tcd ''
orfict :-.;en. 22
Junwr I .1rry I
l{;.nd\ \tu,~cn~ul~
fund' from the adr
I'C'crull ,tuden t<~ lr~
s(.tttle. Denver a~
c1~ro arc.1 dttnng 'J
l he propo<~ul I
· t'pen in' 11.sl1nn m1
'John Hu\l.:trd
\UgtfC'IIOII-" a-" 10 hC
1udent' could be rj
made the "t:tlcmc~
dent ,cn.llc mc:ctm
If I C lund
\lal>\engillc and I
rubhc ,chool di'l
figure:' \In maJOfl
1 dent r.Jtio~ 1n h1g
' I thr« CIIIC" I he\· l
· 13c1 "hoob 1 hut a
and ,ct up mcc!lll
bound mmortt) \t)
· \\c w.tnt to
hr~h 'chool~ hccniJ
much ul il cultur;tl
1 (' fr.•m an all-f.
· \Chool." ~hl"cng4
I
' "We'll be \\or
mi"1on' office:. b
eflort' h;.J\ c bee
\UC~~\tul in r
mrnnnt\ .. ruden
dec~drd 1 o under
from our o\\ n per
\l:t,,cngah:"
dlt: \\CII-4n:tli f
rtcrurtmg re,pon .
I'm dtn:cwr uf S
For \ciiVIliC' an
prcstdent of 1 hl
between th~: twt• of
1dca ol \\hilt 11
'uc:ce:.,f ul 't udenl
Their plan' c
m11iul rccr1111 tn(! •
to he "or!..tn~
m1"inn,, financiu
hall' to tn,ure thl
~hal the\ need tel •
olthe I c\\ i" and (
he ~aid
"If \\C don't~
11 nO\\ 1 h~n an~ rc~
of \ iahlc minorit
conccrnc:d. \\Ill
~nnthcr \C.H .11 I •
Design av
lht archit
: Hrnomc \eltf
Partner'. dcM(tnc
l'bt"'.t t r~ hn" rccet
I he \mcrican In
for th.H dc,it_!"n. ony
I tlun!.. 11 '' not pnmmuunl
hnnur " W1lhan11. an w~:rc<t
tddcd that he had onl} rncn­
tltt tn 'how llclm' drltmma•
~·j llio m~ ,,tid ot htr J lll't•
'· 'uch "" darm1ng \: '\ccutnr
c)_!e. \\ere only rcah1cd b
''in h111d~ight, and th.11 Hdrn
in wl1.1t he thought to h\ tl
ntcrc~''' nl 1 he count f).
1 here h:l\ c hcc:n .1 number of
tdcnts "cion: tim court with 1~
't liH' ~car "ho have wc1ghtd
OiUC'IIUil ;t\ hi \\lhlt i!\ the bcf
• '" ul 1 he ll nucd St.tte alld
ha\C 't.-cn what ha' happened
lHI~c ,,\Ill
:\\'!lh.tm'i nrgued the point )ll)
hat ~11-mtc rc't wa' an\ uh cd rr
r c::e 'c~ ..
Th~·r~· ",,, no 'ell ·tntcrc:-t al
1n I h1o; C:I\C • \\ tiiHtm\ '·lid
'II.' w~'' no ,ell-gam.
In a ro,t-1 rHtl 'tatcmcnt, Hclm1
h~· hnrl·d h1" con\ icnon would
to C\l:thlt,hmcnt ol guidchna
cc,nprc:,,tunal rccctpt
TWO\ lrtlm Cl,\ directors .
~rs to resign
tion of treaties
"Ont ot the thtng' I ha\c to br
!lUI to the 'enator' '' that thC)
decent I~. 'cry proper!) madt
oh,en.uion-thnt hold1nt •
ac;1l prl\oner wuhout tnal u
rtf,!ht .
'icn lloward Me11enbaum (0.
;'1) '"'d he had been per'tuaded to
)Ort ratllicauon of the treat}
Don Racgle (0 Mtchtgan) and
Wuher lluddl~ton <D·
tucl.. '\')offered qunhlied suppon
MainrHy t cadcr Robert Bynl
Sen Pnul 'iarbane\ 1 [).
-vlund) 'a1d they were re,en·tn,
tment .tw.utmg nddiiiOnalanfor·
• •nn
Sen ~par!.. Mat~unga (0-
\au) had prcviOU\I ) announoo!
puhlac 'uprort Sen J.unn
c:r I D-f cnne"ec:) h.td returntd
"'c hclnr the tour ended.
PRODUCTIONS
:11, you can. MAG UM
ng a hatr show on unda),
•g. coloring, cuttmg. hoir­
aria and hie; Artistic Team.
~onest hatrdre~smg armt in
in the United State.f to bt
an
r Lido m Paris
Tokyo for International
[OGUE
producllon please contact·
• tUOn
15 i Student recruiters
search for fimding
l'h' llh (htrr
O(lht l'ouurrr I "l
,\ pmpo .tl to recruit htgh
lrhool rnanorit !'.tudents lor the
1978 l,t:\\ 1~ .tnd Clnr!.. lreshmun cluu
~~otll h~ .uhmattcd to the: i1dmt,5inn~>
,,f(ll'f "'ll\ 22.
luntctr larr'\' I c\\i' and ~entor
Randy Ma"cnyale Me re411C:!Iting
hllld' f rlllll I ht .tdmi!II'IIOnS oft ICC to
I i rccru1t ,wdcnt' I rom l.o\ \ngcle'
!'\e.attlr. ()cn\c:r and the San han·
cncc) .111:.1 during the term break,
The propo,ul•' the re•mh of an
open an~ uauon made b't Pre'ltdc:nt
J<1hn II nw.trd for loot udcn t
,0g~C'!-ti1111~ .• ~to ho\\ more minorit)
, ~tudent s could~ recruited . Howard
made the !il.ttcmcnt ,,, a recent "'tu­
dcnt 'en.1tc mectmg.
If I C lund' the propo,al.
\fa"tn!'ale .md l C'A-I'i 'A-Ill contact
puhhc 'chool dl\frict'i 10 request
ligurr' un m.tJontyfmmornv 'tu­
dcnt rallo~ 1n hagh c,chool!l 10 the
thrt'<' cioc:o;. I hey I hen plan to con­
tact ~chuo f, that an. well-mtegmted
and 'ct up mc:etmgs wtlh college-
1 bound minontv 'tudento;
"\Vo: Wilnt lo vi~tl tntegratcd
hiph 'ch<lnl' bccnu'ic II might be too
much ,,, ,, cultural 'hock to come to
I(' lrnm .10 all-Black or ( hrcuno
~hool." \lf,t"t:nl!!ttlc 'atd
"We'll be ~ork ing wuh the ad­
ma,sions <ltlice. but 'ince pre\ 1ous
effort' h:t\C been relattvely un·
1 )Ue«•sful in recruiting \'table
manont) !i.tudcnt' ttl L.C, ~e·,c
droded to undertake thi" project
from our o\\ n pcf\pective :·
~tr"'cng.tlc: ~atd he feel\ the two
arc ''ell quuhftcd to handle
rccrualln~ rc,pon\l btliti~ Rec.tU\C
I'm dHc:ctnr c1l Student' Orgun1>cd
~o1 \ctl\ltlc' and I arry '' \lce­
proadent ot 1 he '' udent body
btl\\ c:en I he 1 woof U' we hn ve a good
tdea ot \\hat 11 ta!..e~ to be a
~ucct~'l ul 'tudcnt at l C -
I hcir rlnn.; do not 'top at the
tn111ol recruiting. •• After th1' we hope
to be workmg clo\ely wnh ad­
ma\\ion,,ltnanc:ial.ud .1nd re~tdence
hJih to anwre that the o;;tudent.' get
'llhal the~ need t('l become member'
olthc: 1 C\\ ''and ('lark communtt't -••
ht ~lid
"If ~c: don't ~tet the mone\ to do
11 now then·'") recruitment program
"' \iahle minoritie, , a far a .. I'm
concerned. \\til be put olt tor
llnothcr \C.lr at len,t." •
Deign award
I he .tn:h1tcctural firm ol
\chg, Onngdulph .tnd
Partner' destgncr' of the Fu '\en:~
lhc.ttrc.ll:t' rccc1vcd an awurd from
lhe ,\menc:~tn ln,lltute ol Architt:ct~
ror th.ll dc,ign Bak · g exposer at large
A fem.1le re111dent of Platt Hall
\\II\ conlronted enrly ~ondav morn· • mg tn 11 dorm cud) lounge by a
man ~eanng only a shtrt and cnrry­
ang ha~o ~hoc.~ The man made n
"hi~hly •u8!fe .. ttve" remark to rhe
\\oman but lett when she demanded
he do su No physical cnmact ~us
m.tdc:
I he inddenl occurred at about
6: IS a.m. On her ~ay to the studv •
lounge. the woman SllW a man com·
1ng up a statrwell, but thought
nnahtng nf it, 5.11d Piau-Howard
Resident D~rector Jan Ahrens. The
woman w.1lted 1010 the lounge. put
her hook down and started to .stud).
MThe nc~t thmg 'he kne~. the
hghts were 1urned ofl in the study
luunge." Ahrc:m 5aid ... She turned
around .tnd there wauhe manstand­
•~t· wtth tUst n shin on and carrymg
h111 shoe He !ell his pant" in the
Mutr~ell -
I he: man thcn made the
"sugge th·e"' ~t.llement , Ahrens said, r he woman told h1m IO get OUt
.. ,\prar~ntly 11he ud '' loud cmough
lo scare ham and he ldt," Ahrens
!Ulld
1 he m.JO was described by &he
~oman a o wh•tc: male ol mc:<hum
butld. ahout li\e feet, JCVen mchcs
tall. She ~oatd he: ~as JO to.JS vears of
age. hud brown hnir, nnd •.\aUh@hll)'
h.Jidtng \\llh ,, mii'Unche . He wore n
lont:·slecve while llhlrt \\oath brown
stnpc! nt the lime ol the ancrdent
l he ~oman aallcc:d to another
~o~n on her noor follo\\ing the
tnetdent, contacted the retadent
asSistant. called Ahren~ and securil).
Security notified the Portland Pohcc
Department
The Portland Pohoc: oflic:.wlly
termed the anctdenl .. trcspas.smg and
exposure ... hrens ~ud
She ha\ si;ed that women in
the luturc: cake precautions, such as
lockmg thetr doors nnd taktng com­
pantnns With them when they go out
\'try carl) or very late an the: day. •
CamP-us- In-Brief
Paper wins award
RANDY MASSENGALE hn r;,,,, 'I he Pwn~t'f l.ng bas received
the First Cla!'.s award lor weekly
college papcr-3 rrom the ;\s.,ociated
Colleginle Press. The a\\'ard was
gl\en fur the academac year 1976 to
1977 Student!> from integrated high schoolo; would be sought by program.
Parking
Oray may need surgery • expanston
,\ lucK of adequate parl;ing nrea
on camru" ha led the Executi\ie
Counctl. the prC'\ident'~ ad\tSory
b{t.lfd. ro n:cummend the e;t;pansion
ol the r.ad tnP area adJacent to the
new Bu-.ron '\port· Compte' and
the ~orth~c· tern School ol l-11\\ I urn Oollon
01 thr t'u•n• rr I rtf
I he cnnditton ol Errol Ora~
l cwt' and Clark 'ophomore h,,,
tmpro"c:d from critic:1l to luir allcr
h'c ~cc~' ot ho~pitalil.at ion follow­
Ill!! a car accadent on the: out,kirh ol
McMtnO\ :alle
\her ,uflenng ,evere head an­
JUriC!'o .1nd u fmctured ja\\-Orav \\ltl'
taken I rom the \cenc: of the acc:tdent
to \.Jc\.llnnvlllc tlo5pital. Due to the
'cnow.nc'' ol hi<. injurie' he \\8'
~oon ta!..en to the l ntveNtv of
Oregon Holl.pllal in Portland.
~Inc duv' later Ont\ ws" • •
rcmo\'cd lrom inten~he care and
bepn phy .. ical therap) "htch in­
cluded whirlpool b,lth\ and \\alking
c:\erci'c" \\.'ith improvement in
Oruy·, bre.tthing. a trachcotom\
tube ""' rcmo\ed lrom hi~ nee~
earl\ la~t "cet.. • Ora)·, I·"'' are wired ~hut and
h" head injune' muy require. 'ur­
ger). Ora~. ho\\e\'cr t'i apparently
\CQ a\\Urc ot hi' 'urrounding,,
I hl· .IH'Ident •• 1 ht.td·on ~;olll­
~~on. occurcd -1h. mil~ we'll of Ctrnnd
Ronde on ll ighway 18. Om\ und
Roberta Graham, .10 I C 'ophomNe
'' ho drO\c: I he \Chide. were: en route
to the ccMsl when .mnther car, dnven h) \'erg•e \\'ell.,, 79. ol C.1mas. Wa .•
cro .... ed the center line anto thear
path. accordin~ ttl the Oregon Stute
Pollee.
Wells .1nd her hu~band Wa)•ne
\\ell,, 72. ~ere taken to St Jo~eph' s
Ho~r;,al in \ ancouver \\a Vergie
\\ell\ 'iurnved the ..ICCJdent W.lvne
\\ elb dae~d on Oct q
Graham wa' taken 10 the UO
Ho.,ptt&l and released a week Inter.
Ora~ oJn 18-year-old
premedtcal 'tudent from Turke\ • •
armed in the United States in 197.5.
Oray. who 'fX'ak' nuent EnttJi,h,
wu~ in h1' fifth s.eme<.tc:r of \tudv at
• • Lc" as and Clark at the time ol the
accidenl.
Ora~·s mother new to Portland
lrom Turkey to vi,it him \tudent'
mil) 'j,j, Or.t) hel\"etn , .md r m
duil~ . He j, IOI;.tted .1t llnt\er.ll\
I hNta I on I he ntnl tl noor. secllon <::
~,, th~· ,t,uth \\in!!- •
Alien apprehension
doesn't require robes
Collt~ Prns 'cr\1«
The ~~~ Klu' Kl.m plnn!l to
patrol thc Me,ico T C'-<" border •n
earch ol tlleg<alulicn" eros''"~ 10 g\l
tn \\Ork
\hh1lU~h the patrolling \\ould
he illc!,!:tl. the ~ l.m has pubhd1ed ll!!.
pl.tn'.
Dre5,ed in ~treet clothes. 150
1-.l..tn memhcr' pl.m 10 patrcll thc
.lft.l on lotH Tnrce hght rlanes Will
'"our the urea ,1, well.
'P•'~c:,men ~a\ the K Inn will •
t:t~c tlll'~al 11licns they lind to 1m·
m•~nlthtn .uuhoriucs -tn one . p1ccc • MCidest t.:"-pan,lon ot the pre­
'cnt space. bounded b) Boont!i
h:rl'\ Roild and Terwilliger Bhd ..
would no I 'iolute the conditional u~e
permit or anger neighhors. council
member! ~id .
Purkmg on c.tmpu!'. ha~ become
a ~erious problem since construction
began on the Olin Ph)"5tC'5 and
Chemistr) Butlding. Hea\'}
machine() occupie~ the pa.rling are:1
beiO\\ the Fir ,\cres The.,ter
Photograph y show
fhe \C(ond .1nnual Lcwu and
Clark Photo Art ~ho\\ and ale~ ill
be held ne t term Feb. 1" throuph
Mar. l7. F.ntri~ -.hould he sub­
mitted b~ Feb. li.
Ca'h and gift certificates will be
awarded to the cop winners in each
category.
The 'hO'-" i~ open to all ~udent'
.tnd lacuh) indudtng tho..,e at the
1:1\\ 'chool. ,\ 20 percent commi~§ion
on ull '.ties w1ll go to darkroom
matntenancc
nu vc.t r blad; and \\ hite nnd
color photographs will be jude:fiJ
erarutel) . Junior Tim l.eeleldt. e:ot­
htbll cha1rm.ln satd that the fhc
cntc:gones to be judgl:'d will be~
•I C l.1le
• :"nture l.nndscapc eascnpc
• Human Interest Photojour­
nah'm (people portrait , people
anamnl combmations)
•Concept Techmquc:
(darkroom tcchni4ue . abstmel com-
• • pO'<IliOn)
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More Information : Haruko M1mura
Campus Repre~entath e
Pacahc Tra,.el CO.
(x533) •Suii-Ltfe /Commercial (in-
!itUdiO arranpc:ments or predes1gnfiJ
shots).
An) photo entered tn Ia '
• year 5 conteSt are 1nehgJble .
Netmta\~ must be no older than J
)ears. mounted . and no smallerchan
li"e inches b) ~\~n inches. Sub­
miS$ions will be limned to four color
and lour black and while: per per on.
No snap hot,; or Polaro1d punts will
be ac:ccpted.
Fund.; for the sho\\ are being
pro,,ded b) SOF and the ASLC.
For more informatiOn oontact 1im
Lecteldt at e.xtensum 419 or box
ISJ~
LC art gallery? ...
l.ew •~ and Clark. f'C\."'CJ\ cd a
S30.000 rtnnning grant last ~t'·H to
ln\esll~ te lhe fen~b1hty of u cam·
pus art gallccy. fhc grant came from
the O.J) ton Hud~on Com pan) an ....
Minne~ota .
The grant \\as wed to lund 11
ymro~lllm an,·olving art nuthonties
from aero thl countn who dis--
cu~-.ed the possibilitv ol a Kaller\'.
The consenSU,' of the ymposium
wa-. affirmali\'C .
-fhe vmposium wns the ft~t
st;a~.-sa•d President John Howard.
-The econd stage 10\'0I\'eSd~tgntng
nn appropnnte galle'). The third
an\.1 fourth stases ln\101\e rundtng
und con .. tructton.
"The second. third and founh
.. Ira~ nrc ~ear! ahead of u ot I c\\U
and Clark," How:ud :.added
... And a
collection?
lcw1s und Clnrt.: 1 oneo(li\e
an tituhoru that could b«ome the
rut ure home t•f n ruuionall)·k no~ n
collectaon 11f nn pnnt
1 he coll«liOn 15 1mportnnt
enough thnt the :-\atrol\111 GaUcn of
\rt to Wa h1ngton. DC tuls tned to
obtmn 1t for thc nauon· a.pttal.
,\ntllt of pmntm~~ in the roll~uon
range trnm Rembrandt 10 Ptc::J o.
11tc collccuon. O'A-ned b" Cor-•
\1llh nrtt"t-cducutor Gordon Galke)
and h1 \\lfe \ 1\'Utn, ha bttn con­
~•derang Reed College. the Portland
\rt Mu cum. the Unl\enut\ of •
Oregon. O~s(1n :"it tc Uni\'Crslt)
nnd l as perm.1ncnt hom~ for the
more than 5.000 ""or~ Gllte' has
acquued incc lhc 1930 . •
GIII.:C:') told 11rr 0rt'goman
fPortwnd) th:ll the rnnts range 1n
pnct lrnm S25to IO.ClO(hndt.,.tdWll­
h • l'hC' rrml~ ..... hteh n\ll~(' up the
ma1nnl\ of the collmr:d ~or-. • art'
''n!!mal \\Or._ of nn. not rc:rroduc­
trnn"
lllkt\ h:t) bctu rprouchcd
'\\tlh olfcr.. rrom lht' ~nttol\31
Galle" ••f ~rt. hut s:ttd he \\Onl the
on to tTm.tln m Oreg\>n
li \'oH·mbrr /9 .... Pionter Log 3 JQgger's deligbl
Sw · h trail creation to start soon
.l•n ( onndl
ut c~w r .. '""" 1 nt I C' rropo~~ to u.~c: S I!· QSQ tor
c:on,truction of the trail.
Con.;truction of a ~cdbh exer· The c:ou~~ v. ould anc:lude loop' E',."'· a,,j,J:mt prol~'>or of he;tlth
nnd ph) ''C"ctl education. and ~ocet'r
coach. -rhe c::\eret'>e 'tauon" break
up the dl,tance( '>O that it doc,n't
'ccm hkc ~ou're runmn~ :!>O lar. esc trail runne ' COUT"e \\tth on the m:un campu~ :and on the
e ~msc !auttons placed at snter"'lll.: campus of the North\\ eo-tern -chool
··t\e .1lwavs heen inter~ted tn •
mak;n~ ph)'le<tl education more along the \HI) -1:. tc:ntathely ..ct to ol I ll\\ The 20 exerc1 e 'tattono;
beg1n at l.c"i' and Oarl. near the "nuld fat'lhtate C'\trt'l ~ rangmg
ac~,jhle tn t ho'e people "'ho arc
put off by the c:ompellll\e a~ peel' of
::.port,," f:,CJn< ~ud end of thl> month, \\.ith compleuon from ropc-dtmbang to $It-up'
scheduled for ='o,'Cmber 197 . 1 weh·c ol tho~e tat ion~ would be
1 he ~olle~e ho~ to fund con· 'pcctall) adapted lor handie<Jpped
Plun-. for the route:~ the two truil
loop" ha\c not l>ecn completed , The
muin-campu... loop w11J probabl)
bctzin south ol Fore:.& II all. covenhe
ea'l end of the campu • and lim"h :tl
Pamphn Sport~ Center. :.~ructton of the tnul with pan ot the pcn.on l>.
S2Jl.OS4 l C recc:hed ao. a IC:dc:nal­
fO'ernment ~rant under the Com·
rrchc:nm"C r:.mplo~ mcnt and T ratn·
an~ Act -r ht~ ,, ('IC of course is tdeallor
tho."C people "'ho get bored or tired
runnan~ tround a trod; ...... :ud 1 ony
\ thtrd loop may he crc.11c:d h) Howard advises new lifestyle
plactn~ c:xerctl'C "tnt1on alnnJ! c\·
relaxan~ rart ol the ,2;$-hour t}de l"linJ! tnlll" in Tr)on Cr«-k 'tJte
bccaur.c the) ,..Jeep at ntght and ta) Purl; 'outh of the I C campu I h Jl
awale dunnE the: day prnpc,!'BI mu~t be nppro\'c:d b) the t\alt I ''~ell
nt t~>r •·~ lpt
Long concerned v.'Jth the eating
habtts of ~udcnts. P~1dent John
Howard has infortnall) suggtitc:d
another t)pc of eaung paltern to the
Pton"r Lc1~ mvoh1ng se\'Cral mall
mcab c\'Cn da' rdther chan three • •
larsc: ones
He: ~ad those eattng ~nods • should be mtenpcr-<.c:d w 1th pcnod•c
nap rather than C:..'\tended sleep dur­
tn~ the ntght.
A pen>on· body can male
bt'llel U C: of lood If he or he eatr.
KVCI'31 mnll me:ds a dayrnrherthan
three tarpe ones. Howard s:ud.
UFc:w'l!r food, at one time on: more
easily al3imtlatcd,.. he s:ud. He:
qunhlied that statement as beang
b:l~ on -rimtted e~idcnt:e ..
How-ard Aid there is ~1denoc
ttu11 the iSmount of ,,tamtns.
mmeruts und calones humans need
can be Y~ll:h accumulated O\er tt
period of ~,·end d11 .
""Stmtlarl\ v.nh sleep.· 5aid
How rd. "'there aa. ome ~•dent:e to
andu::ntc: that pcpple funct1on more
errectt\~l\ \\~th a rh\lhm Otthrcc or -rour hour Jeep tnlcn llt ditlerenl
umo. m the da?W than the\ dn 'IIOtth a •
Inn~ stretch (r:·i !ilc:epJ ..
1-!c: t.atd people tn wmc cultures
bchC:\C 3 ('Cr on' OUI mO\C:S further
n~ll\ a 1hat perM1n flllb deeper tnto
steer
·non·c \ou find 11 tll ea:uer to
\\ale up Iter .1 .. hort nap:ah. n a lnng
~lccpr> ht" >ttd '"II ta\:Q U\\htlc:
I nFrr lo J!el luncuonmg an the
m rntnf! .,rteT ou wake up than 11
doe uhc:r .l three-hour nap durmg
the du\-
II O\\ rd !!14lld mCKt pcorlc: rna 1 -DuriO!! the ntghnime there arc Stale Park" Board
D lot ol rhythm th:u no\\ that \\e MaO\ of the 20c:xerC:I e 'l.tltiiOn!!
mt" ... he .-.aad. '"It's. one of the mo 1 wc:rc d~tf.>nc:d h' l.anda ~1ehcnko .
beau lit ulum~ there: are.. :'\c:JI l Mdo,, Doug ~ullt\"an and
Howard s:ud hit~ tntemt in lmdn Kell\. "'ho are memhef'li of the: • allemuti\C 'llc:cpmg and eaung 1 C l'h)'ic-o~l F.ducataon MAJOr:\·
habll!i wn ... triggen:d b) ht studtcsol Club. fh.tl commallc:c offour,,olun­
nututton tanl) ~~an pl:tnnang the: trutl lu 1
Uov. urd stud tf an) student or -~pnn~
l!ft1Ufl of "tudcnts \\ould make a 1 he mndtfied cxercasc: uttton"
commtttmcnt to that alternate lnr handacuppcd per on~ \\OUid be
ltlatylc:. he "ould join them. the fiN of thetr kind in the Pacthc
·rm still wtlling to toke that ~lmhv.~t. Pac11ic l.utherun Um·
c:hallenf!c up v.ith !\tudent .-he said. \eNt> m P~trldand. \\'a, ha~ un
.. Rut 11 "ould hR\t' to beD Ions-term excrct..c tr.ul Mmtl.u to the: onc I C
bam .. probahl) ubout a year T'hc plam
human ) tc:m donn't change O\'Cr- -1 ht• tr.ul "'all be destgned to
m~ht .- accomudatc: :uhtet~ v. htl v.nnt a
U0\\1Jrd compared hts plan to strcnuou" program.:h v.ell11 pcorle
an e.!lc:rCt!oe rrogrnm 1 'he human \\ho \\ant a rnnrc let urc:l) C-\c:rctlle
bod~ . he: Wttd. taLes t1me to adju t to Mhc:dule.- ~ud ~tchenko
30) exerCJ~ rrogrom -All nr the Stlllton~ V.ttl blend
'"Tht!i '"rea II) a dtfferent L.and ol 1010 the nntur.tl en\'JrOnment. We'll
exc:rCJsc for the t~o~Mem ... he ~td Mil be u,.tnJ! only v.nnd product'i Ito
tal~ lame: In dt cover v.hut )our hutld the .. tnunns) lhe rratl§ \\til he:
hoch rc:JtC'llon~ v.ould be... clcnrh dt"'IJ!n.ned V.Jth '8"'
" an end tl$Ult to the: )'ear ol ·1 h1., ~ md ot traal an be u cd
h'1np under h1 program. Hov.:ud lor cl.ll•"c:o. ton. uch as Joggtng and
Sl'lld he ~ould lno'" (or 11 number of v.c:tpht·lnttnmJI Cht!tr.es.
U1101!1' -r hi\ ... ~UilC •• lnndm:u ~ lor
-nM:tcnultcall). I "ould loo~" 1 c.-"he 'f':lld, •lt'~ really ucnm~
for JU't fcc:ltn~.an11 ud~ and energy t hilt 1 he: rrotcct hu\ blossomed mit•
lc:\ch- he s:mJ '"!\cu:oulacall). I ths .... \\'c """ hH\e enough monc) to
"ould ohscrvr the r~ult ot ph)r.tcal eMend the tr.ul down the r.J\'tnc
c:xamanattnn • Mrcnglh and llt.Jmtna. hchtnd , .. opclllnd 1 ti.all). "ht~h
''"1on the Yo hole wnr•_,. "hould lx-n:ullv tun· • ·t alunl; 11 would he n \C:r) r he: Cf•nccrt ol C:l(erctsc rr.ul
IOIC!f~lln~ lhtn!! to :UUd\ .. Uov.nrd C\Ohed rrnm I mel hod Cll ph\MC:II
:ud He ch Lllc:n~ people to n l trllmtnJ! u\Cd h\ S\\edl'h nthlct~ In
themloCI\1:' 1f the) ore dependent furt·lr/.. 1~(1Ced \\mk) ll<llntng. nn
up£1n m\lh .thnul eaung nnd .. rec:r· mdl\tt.lunl \.tru .. '<l ht~ pace on nero\,..
ms: nd "'hcrhc:r ht.H•Uf;gt:Sic:d 1her· ~ountn cm1N \\luch hnd no tnut ..
n.llt\~ rould cc•mpo~ , ft:ilt~~hh: ll'.c-nt~· u •• th. \\ere lu,;t commcr-
hfc:"'' k • u.tll\ "'"' '" '"'ttcrl,lfld •
4 Pttmf'f'f l..oj: 17 'II m rmht'T /9 77 LC offers Hawaii field study
,\nlll \lark"
Ul th• l'luno t I u.c:
I hc nrttur.ll htMof) ·~I the •~lund
,,1 ll:t\\ on ''til he 11oludted b) n group
ul I c'"' :and Charl.: tudc:nlti plan·
mn~ In ... pend thrt\:. \\CC !..~ th<:re "tth
h~tlhlg) rrorc:~"M Dn~.: Marttnsc:n
nnd Pnt Stallcup
I he trip'' ill hi! otlc:rtd lor nne·
.md·nn<.--thtrd credtt... Iron\ the
bwlor' dc:p.trtmc:nt .tnd ''til run
hom :"\II\ 2~ hl ()~C. 20,
I he Cthl for each student ''
NK~ . (hnt •• mount will ctncr lUI·
tion. loud. lodging, transportullon,
an~m .1m • und in•.truct1oM.I Ice •
"otttdC:nl'i ~(ltng on the t nr need
not ~ hutiOg) maJor~ \\11: hke
dl\erMI) ''' "e em hring dttltrcnt
bad..(!round nnd antcrC't" to the
~rour.· Mnmn"cn sa1d.
.. 1\c hcc:n to Hn\\nti. but not to
1 he htJ! '"land... ud 'ophomorc
~fur) 1 c:c: "hn w1ll pamciratc 10 the:
tnr ''Th1s '' ~~ling to be .a lot
dtflc:rent .
"On .1 \.tc:ttton vou ~« all the •
bc:n~hc' .1nd dn all the to\lrt'>t)
thin~' 1 ht' "til he 11 whole dtflc:n:nt
C:\f'C:rt~·n~'(: ..
:\\.tmn,c:n \aid oh,ervauon ol
lin",, .. ·., dtvcr'e c:ullun; wall be
:~nothcr rea .. on lor the tnp
"It', JUst a group ot ne:.tt little
to\\ n' ,ell led h) Chine..,e. Jnpanc:'e
and other Immigrant-.," Murttn'>C'n
s.oud "\\'e'll he ... pending !lOme: time
"'ath 'ume n.1thc: Haw:uian-. \\ho urc
1 r) '"I! to teuc h the: a r children a bout
the old culture:.
.. ThtlUgh it's ran of tht' l ~ II ~
untQIIl
'e' era I .. pcaker::. h;nc: been
t.hc:dulc:d w prov1de an to-depth
bad-ground in area<. of HaWAIIdn
culture .tnd ch.tracter. Mantn,en
added .. We ha\·e a lot of good
rc:•tplc lined up lo taiL. to u'
\Oicanolo~ist'. c:volutionht<o and
people "hn "tudv the culture ol
lt.IV.BII
Both 'tudents and prnfe,sor'
~11d lhc\ \\erC' looktng lorward to
the div~r .. it\ ol the j,Jand •
.. Jt., e'cuing bee<lU\c the i~land
nl H;.l\htit ha' ~o many dtllc:renl
cn\'lronment'- Ia' a flO\"'· r.un
lor~'' "·.. ,,,id lrc:,.hman Mehnda
'or~;n"'" \\ hn \\ill ah.o be going on
. ht rip
"I'm looking for\l.ard to ... tud)·
in~ btoln)!) and bnt.m~ tn a field
... uu.umn r.uher than ,, cla ...... rc.tom"
.. What's exc1tine from ,Jn
c\oluttonar) point ohte\\ i' that \\C
can 'ec rlam" and nnamah an uch :1
unt1.1u~ 'tnncc." ~Utllcup ;ud -we
c:an look :u them and 'C:C there v.a' a
million ~car" of unique e\ olut ion
hccau"c ,,,. un ,,land, the aren j,
tnt,Jlh l'nlatcd .. ..
Martln,c:n al'o relerred to the
en"ronmental d.tma~e done to lhc:
''land an n:cc:nt year'> "11 ho" the
duh1ou-. di,unwon of ho\'ing had
thC' mo't anamals become c:ottlnct at
one time due to the inOuencc of man.
.. We'd like to sec the i~lond
before 11 j,. totally destroyed ."
A spectal ~teologscaJ attraction
as an acti\c volc:1no ... We: ma~ get a chance to '~-e 11 .tt v.01L., .. Morttn\(11
suid
1 ht· tnr h.1 become u ~enr~
nllair rtH the btology dcp.lftm(nt
o\cr the bst '' \e,m;, Smllcur said
th111 .~round 14 student!> had tx:cn til(
u~u.tl number l.tkc:n on the: trap. •
Bill Hall
memorial
tConunucd llnm pagt ll
llownrd con,tdcrcd
v.tluabk ·•'-~l!'it:tnt "lie \\it' tablr
maturc. c:tlmtng," llow.ud 5Utd
"II•~ uurn ot tJtllel ell-c:nnltdenu
m.ldc dt~CUl>!>ICln no\\ \\ell. H"
humur often made the dtflcrcnct
bet" cen tcn~tt1n 11 nd mn ncu\'enll!
room . ..
.. He:"·'' tmport.ant '"thcreccm
das.:us!lmns ol n lrtfl to .Sou1h
;\rncJ," lllmnrd sllld ··Aller mal­
mg penonul cont.tcl "II h Blue~
~out h ,\lricun lc:adcr.;. I he South
Alrtcan amba,.,ador und other kq
,ourcc' in the \l,ttc dep..rtment. h~
ud~i,cd u~ to delc:r the: decNon untd
u time ol greater ~tabilit}.''
Other h< h1ng-1 hc:·:.cents
·'"''gnrncnt of\\ tlham Hall includ·
cd a 'tud\ ol the unusuallv 'maU •
Ire hm<.~n enrollment ol the full ol
IQ75. and aJ,o ,, 'tud~ or c:amplil
parl.:mg pruhlcm"'
In hi' "'.trc.:r tn the l \ St.atc
Department . Hall ~cr,ed a deput)
rcpr~entall\c to the tinned Nat1oru
( 1952·56). Amh;'"""'dor to Ethtopa
( 1967-711 . and a' director general of
the forei~n service (1971·73) lr.
194S. Hall headed the planmng oC
the: origin a I organ11a1 ion and budget
lor the United ~nttom.
W1lliam H<.~ll hved in Oregon
lrom IQ21 to 19'6. [lraduated from
Unt\er,it) of Orc(lon tn IQ~6 \\tth l
degree •n conom1c:... complettll
gmduate \\ ork at l naver.ll) of
Minne:.ota .1nd hcgitn ht~ car~
with the: 'til It L>c:part ment.
Both '\orton :1nd Hownrd \\crt
~peaker' .11 the mcmori.tl "C:rvtc:es
held Ja,t fndav .afternoon. •
,\ telcgr.un :o.c:nt hy
~ecrc:tan oi Stntc c, ru" \' .tnct \\1! • • rc.td b) ,, ,rate dc:p • .trtm(!l!
emplo) c:c
Freeze died
St:<. I ~.111d.1n colfec -mug~len
fro1c 1 n dc.11h "hen the:) ''~rc: C"du@.l'
tn ,, bltuard on Mt Clgon on tflt
Ug.snd.t·Kcma border recent!) .rc­
cmdtn}! "' llg.•ndan radto .tnd
Reuter' nc\\" •l'r\ 1cc:
I hl• n•din repnrt -.aid the: 11
\\el\.' tn ,, J!rnup nl 10 people. m·
dud an~ 1 hn:c '' 11men. "ho \\ere If')·
inJ! Ill !OmUj.!}!ll' corree lrt'\m Uganda
tOhl Kcny.1 mer the 14.171\-1(1(!!
mnun1111 n
}!.tnd.tn harmer:. recet\e tngh­
cr pru:~s fm colfce in Kenya than
those lisc:d h\' the: lJg.1ndan coff~
hu.crd
MAKE MONEY FAST!
How? By sellingd ads for the Pioneer log, that's
how! We have a new ad manager and she's
paying her staff a b1g 15% of everythrng they sell!
MAKE MONEY FAST!
Selling ads can be two things: fun and
educational At the log, sellmg ads is both. AND
PROFITABLE, TOO!
MAKE MONEY FAST!
Con tact J etf Pierce or Toby Padgett at ext. 2 32 or
campus box 21 soon.
MAKE MONEY FAST! • ll
ten de
, thr l-.ditor·
In the '\o\ I
10ntrr I 11~ \Sl ( I
m.1kc t" ~
I) d•-.turb me
Th-. liN '"' ht'>
as 'uppo'ed to I
til bnng n t."a .
l\t ne'er t ru:d t1
· ,t Rand\ ~tell
' to Rand\ .tboul
told the l.o?. th,tl
before J-Boar<\
~IIC'U IO lt!<ol if\ Jt I
"hen the
tnd\ \ pan m pr~
to J·BO<~Td 1n .t
;a pcr'omtl auacli
Hn\\~\cr .tn
,ttnl:ltr' n:marr..:, 1
~rh11w than thi4. i
'8\ '· '" •
C Ccln,titut in~
,o I might ,tc:
•llll(ltmeo. "
flu, lad; ol
lllll1111UIInn I'\ rng
uuon "',,, "riuc
mcc holder" and
If the ~,m~ htt
documc:n1 it '"'
de '' hct her or
•1"''' Ul illn U nf 0
: ·ndc 1 Inn!:! ·•" l
\ \l ( the Ctlf1
mu' he uheve • unclear in c:ert
in oth
dmin
'lht· I rlirur:
In anctdenl"' ol ·
r:atuln 'c:c:
he (\"3'" e and
IIOO• and ... catem
allo" a
l1m1~1n .1n almo.;J
d •liJI ol('lf\C'otr b
to the quden
Dr lohn Ho
drc•dm}! (nltir
dc:ttdtng...
\t the 'tudc:n
Oc1 ll. II"" .t
n ""hti!Ch '"u
\\"!ton
or reject
S,tUih A
'"" ,,, I I!\\ I
Ooc::\ nnl ,,u
'" '''ml! "i1' ~
In re~nd~ t
10. tl 0\\:Jrd "'
r~ •~ D .. htf:!h
1ng ,, ..
\\~ h,l\ C' nn \ eld study
to 'ec 11 .tt \\or'-:," Mnrttn\C!)
he: t n p ha become il ) carl)
I or the htolog) dc:p.m mc:n1
he lust ~•' )C:trs. Stallcup Mid
ruund I 4 sl udent' h.td been the
number t.tken on the tnp. •
UHall
emorial
tnucll I rom pllg'-" ll
It owa rd cnn ·tdercd
hit II'"''''''"' "He "II" stablr
rc. \."':llmtn)!." llcmard ~atd
tturn ol qutct scll-coniidc: nct
: dt,CUS 100 llcm "c:ll Ht1
t>r often made the dillerc:nct
c:en tcns•on und m.meu\c:nnt
~
*·" 'He"·'' tmpMtant tnt he reccru
t~ton' ot ,, tnp hl South
." Hn"ard s.ud. "1\lter mal­
pcr,on·tl contact "llh R1ad
h \lnc:an lc.ader~. the Soutb
:.m amba,,udnr and other ke1
tc-.. in the: 'tate department. ht
ed u' to defer the dc:c•·mm umd
le ol greater ,t.thilit) ...
Other hchinp. the scenu
nmcnt~ ol Willinm Hallandud·
\tUd\ ol the unU\UUIIV 'maU
tman enrollment ot the tall o1
, and :ti'O !I 'tUd~ or C;tmptl\
tng problem, ,
In ha' career in the \ \ 1\tatt
artment. Hall sen·cd J\ deput)
~entathc to the llntted :"iauoau
~">·56) . mba,:-.<tdor to Ethtopg
"'· 7 I). dnd U' dtrcctor general or
foreign 'en tee: I 1971-7 J). In
•• Hall headed the planning of
)ng.tnal organi1atinn and bud~ct
lhe L nited Nnuons.
Wilham Hull li,ed in Oregi)D
, 1921 to 19Jb. l,lraduated from
~er..,it) ol Oregon in 1936 wtth 1
tt in .conomu:s. completed
JuaLe \\ark at lJnaveNtV O! •
e~ot.t and began tm. C4ret~
1 th~ Stolte Oc:pnrtment.
Both 'nrton tnd Howard \\crt
il..cr' at the memorial ~c:m a:s
lta~t Fnda) .11ternoon .
A tc:1egr.am 'enl by
rctar~ of ~tate C) ru \',ance WlU
I b) .1 'late dcpartmc:lll
lo\c:e -
rreeze died
S•:o. l'l!"nd.tn collce mugglcn
'-'tu dc.ath ''hen the) ''ere: en ugh
hhu..rd nn ~11 I:lgon on the
nda-Kt:n\'lt hurder recent h uc­
~in}! tn lltz.andan rnd•o-an~
h:~ nc\\s -.en tee.
nw radto rc:pnrt s:ud the "
, 1 n ,, !!roup nl I 0 people. 1ft­
din!! rhrcl' \\''men. '' ho \\.ere tn·
In 'mU}!l!1c ~o((« lrnm lJ~tndJ
) Ken\ •• mer 1 he 14,17~·1001 •
unuun
IJp.lndun lurmer recci' e high­
pnC\.--s fnr coffee lfl Ken\11 than
fi'"-d h\' the \1~.1ndan collet
rd
FAST!
e Pioneer log, that's
anager and she's
everythtng they sell!
~FAST!
things: fun and
ing ads is both. AND
., TQQI
:v FAST!
Padgett at ext. 232 or
21 soon.
~y FAST! •
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der said to have gone too far
thr I dilor:
In the :"io,, 10 1''>\JC ol the
~1nl1!l'''' I m: 1\Sl.C Pre,tdent Randv •
ma~~ t\\O remark" that
•u••J dt,turb me.
The: fiN '' ht'> reference to me:.
c 15 'uppo'ed to ha'c: said that I
'" hnn~ ,, cn-.c: agnin<t htm. I
nc,er trted to bnng a ca'e
m,t Rand\ ~tender After talk·
to Randv 1hou1 tht' I kno" that •
1t1ld the I •r that I had brought a
!)ctorc: I Board tn "htch he "a'
~llt<l "' tc,tah It is a )OfT) '-late ol
"hc:n the Log percei"c:"
.•.. -"\ p.1rt tn pro\'idin~ informs­
to J Roa rd 1 n ,, ca~ 1 instigated
a p-:r,ona 1 attack
Hn,\c\cr. .tnothcr ol Mr.
IJC11,oc• ·~ remarK' '' e"c:n more di'·
hin~ th:~n thi' in .. inuation \.1 r
'n~'· in refermg co the
C' f"on,tiiUtlon ... , don't<.« 11 a'
i<td 'o I nut:ht 'tcp mer it' bound'
~~lime-"
1 h1' lad: ol rC">pect tor the
M\IIIUtum I' frightening. 1 he con·
tnn ''11' \Htllcn. a' Ia"· to gutde
ll'C' holden> and pohe) make~
II the onicc: holders 'ee a tau It m
document 11 i~ nnt up to them to
,-t .. "'hether or not to o~\ the
ton Unlonunad ) for Mr
cr.,,, lnng :t' he i\ a member or
\SIC th..: ctm,tttutlon ts God
mu~t he ohcvcd to the letter. lltl
undear tn cert;1in area' or too
(lther' there nrc: mech.tni1oms that c:1n be followed to
dartf) or change the conmtutton
f"ir!lt •. 1nd mo't dtfficuh. the
con~titu t1on can be amended . If a
chanttc &li \\nntc:d Qt needed a
prop<'-C:d amendment mtt) be
brou[o!hl before the: \SLC and \Oted
upon II thrc:e--qu.trte" ot the A'-)( C
mcmbcn> 'nting in the: c:lecuon 'otc:
to P·'" the umcndmcnt. it i~ la"
under r\rllclc I X.
If :'-1r 4\h.ndc:r does not cnrc: to
folio" th1 I :gal manner ol altering
the con,tttutum one can onl" • ''onder "hy. I he .1trutd to get
caught up tn techntcalnie' ? Tho'ie
lcchntcah t tc.' <~rc there: to a' otd
ahu,c~ "' pn\\cr. the ty~ ot abu'ic
th;tt .trc all ton J"O''iihle \\hen oUtce
h,•ldc" chtHt\e to tgnore the con·
~lltUIIO O
I he: !<Ccnnd altem.ttive open to
oHit e h(lh.lc:f' 1 tog,) be hue J-Bonrd
and ,,~~ feu nn interprct:ttton ol Lhe
C\'n'tttutiun.(Arucle lll'>ectaon 5.31
Gr.mted . .I·Ro.~rd mn) not decide to
1n1er(lCt the con-.tttuunn the ''ay the
t'flicc ht,IJc:r \\nuld h~e. hut tha' ~~
thctr functllln :and 11 cannot ~
dcnacd h~ ·'"' 1:"' tbiding member
til ,\Sl C'
\~11n. one must "onder ''h)
Mr ~tender dne' not !olio" this
u\atlahle cnur~e uf action J.; he "o
un,urc: ,,f h1~ O\\ n e,.,m·•ctaon t h;tt he
1' un\\llhn[l. tn go betnre I-Board to
tn-t th.:-m?
I uc,n't than~ '"
.......... · ~· tration criticized
' tin l.ditur:
In 1nc1dcnh ot the pa.,t term,th~:
nl,lr:tllon 'C'Cm!l 10 C'OnllnUOU'\ ·
he C\,t,l\'C <tOd C:QUI\Ocal tn it
"'"' .tnd t.ttement, , It~ arhitrun •
alto" ndmtntstrators to
,.."""''" nnalmo't t~rnnnical po"er
'"" tlf'pc.,r hro.1d-minded and
to the "tudcnt .
D1 lc,hn Uo"nrd ha' .1 pohc
d«,dtn~ (.a I hrmtng ~uppon) b)
I dcc1din~
\t the ,tudent 'enate meeung
Oct 'I I h'"-ard talked armmd
•uhtc\:t' Suuth ,\fric.a and \1·
1\c \etwn llc clatmcd :o.up·
1111! M ret~; dIn~ l \ polic1c'
••trd ~t)Ufh \frtC:I I' 'Oilt the:
nttiC~n ot I c:\\'1 .tnd Cl.1rt.:".
f)oc" nut nur ~upport or con­
mnatwn ol \mencan polic) .tltcd
Ill \l}f1l1: \\,I\ I
In relL.'lrd~; to \lfirm.th\'t: \c­
lto\\ttreJ \IRietl, I C\\1)1 nnd
I~ I\ II "'htl!h qu.tht)- 10\liiUliOO
1TI.JOlhnJ! .1 '"htg.hcr quahl\- ~t.tll
''~ ha\c no \ftarrn.tii\C \dtnn 1 .. .. ru IC) per 't'
Pcrh.ap the: c ~htghcr qunht)­
pcr~nn' tend In he: tll the .. " htte
upper mtd\Jic cl.t" .-hut \Hthout un
\ffinn.all\ l' \dann pohCV\\eUreJU\1
perpctuattn~t the Matu' qun
In dc.thn)! \dth 'tudcnt • the:
,td '"'"'''m'"'" .tgam seem ... to tollo\\
,, pnh\ \ ul cqui\'OC".sht • Student
,,c,thnl! iurniture \\Crt h.1ndlc:d h}
lhc hu.hcmn Ro..trd 'itudent • l''liUpht rl,l\ 10~ With ltrt \\('f('
h;tndkd h~ the pollee and promptly
bd;cd l'ltl ,,1 the dormthlrtCS If
1 here .~r~· "ntten pohe1e) pertatntng
to 1 hc'c nl.lttcr • '' h:tt o~re rhc\:
\n:-\\C hcing tndo trtnated or
..:Jmatcd 1
\\ h\ llf\' W~ I!OI.'<lllni£C:d IO ~
u~tl\t: 1n ,tutfent @\l\crnment. \'IC
hut nut ·'"'"' cd h• hn\l' un\ real
ullect'l
H' ,,11 mc.tn' ld the ~tut.knt•
dectd\: ,,, lflng n' 11' nnttun~ 1m-
f'Nlunt'
"otlrlraJI (,,,hh
nn· 1{/ l:.{"'''ln
\nplwmo" \
------------------------------------------------------------------------Ruther. I thtn~ Mr. Stender IS
tired of red tape and bureaucr..tcy .
But 1 hi' ts no reason to totally ignore
<.JOd \iolate the ton,tttution.
In 'lhon. M1 ~tender has No
option" o~n t, htm to change or
clanh tht -\<\I ( constitution if he 1 •
unhappy "'th at. He may try to
amend the document or try lor a
laH'Irable rulinglrom J-Board
I ~tnccrcly hope ~1r. Stender
u-.e-en her or both of these optton ~ m
the future. in5tead ot Vlol.umg the
"all .tnd I a" of ,\SI C.
~ lon Ht1mphr,.,
St'ncuor, Ffl'd1mt1n
Director says
fasting helped
1., the [ditor:
I nm "ntin~ to sav "than'-: 'ou .. ~ . .
to the mJn\ \tudent "ho Joined tn
the F-\4\T FOR A WORLD
H -\R\ E\T \C$tcrdav • • The: 315 tudent~ who par-
llciJ>'ItCd iomed thou,ands of other
people ocros.; the countr) who chose
to "hare 1ne phght ot hungry people:
for ada~ .
Flhllnt;. eontrar} to the VIC:\\ of
11!. cnll\: • lS not ''mply 11 hollu\\
~csturc: to Sdl\c the con'>etencc: ot
O\erled \meriC'.Jn,. On the contrar).
ra ... ung ,, .ln ac.t of tdentit) \\.tth our
brothe~ ..1nd ,.,tc:rs Jround the
wMid that ''[lll.tl< our concern and
on-tloin~ ~ohe to combat the root
c:tU"~ C\1 hunger and malnutrttton .
.\ddtllon:lll~ . rastmg rutses
much needed I undmg ( clo'e to $400
,,,•re .11 I \) "h1ch ~•II go to
'I:\ I \ ~· rnr u c: an dC\'Clopmcnt ol
('lntp; un~ ('I\'C~3S
I ~ould like to !iUgge5t that
~•udenh lurt her hare.-thc:tr concerns
"ith CC\ngrcs,man L,es ,\uCom. "ho
1 ,pcalm~ thi alternoon at J.1S
p.m. in the: Counc1l Chamber. Hi§
topu: "The R tght to Food
l t!!i,l:ttl\e lmrlicnu on ..
,\frl'hurl Ford
0Jrt't'Wr o/ Studl!lll -tctl\'lllt'i
Addition
In th< ,'\en 3 ts uc ol the
l'1m11Yr I tiC theft \\,ll '!ltor. •
.thout the C"nmpu ~hn• tr~
ounctl I h,tl ~t(H) h) ted the
chur\:he rc:pmcnted on thC'
"-ouncJI l'hc C.:. thohc Church
should he 10chtded m that h t Log too sensationalized
1 o thf • dltor:
I hche\e 11 would be to rhe
benefit of the ~tudtnt body. the
~tudent go,crnmcnt. and the quatny
ol JOUrn.thsm •n the P1on~~r Log if at
would concentrate on being more
tnfurmativc: and less en!Btaonal in
regards to ASl ~current events.
I con"1der the l.og'i coverage of
the J·ftonrd cue tn\'olvmg Randy
Stender and a committee or the
senate irrupons1blc and misleJdtng .
Pnnting headhn~ reading
"Senators lite complatntl nptnst
,\Sl.C pr~•dcnt. -surely leads one
to bchevc that thts was nn acuon of
the senate when. in fact. the actton
"a' taken b\ n commntee "'hu~h #
unconstuuttonnlly an"olvc:d lhc en·
urc enate tn the case by st_gning the
complatnt 'Coruututton and Rv­
l .. JWS Commiuee._
Though the: nrticle went on to
ex plum that the nctton \\BS taten b)
a commntee "'ithout the support of
the entire senate, the harm ro the
accu!Ced prestdent was commatted
throu~h the sensational coverage of
the comphunt whtch blew the case
wuy out \ll proponton :snd made tt
ampo!\~uble for Mr Stender to call
for a c:lo~ heanng 1f he had so
desired.
Now that the case has attracted
the nttentton of the entire school the
Log "'II ob,iou~ly ha"e to follo11a up
on the lindtnp in a ~mllar manner.
In the future. bowc:\·cr. I suggest. au
member of the student body an­
tercsted :and roncemc:d with student
go\'cmment . that the Log CO\'U im­
portant decisions making meetings
includang the Exttutne Council,
Board of Trustees. Faculty and
Trustee committees, and the Student
E:\ecuti\'t' Council.
Last issue
This i '>Uc comple t~ the
Pionur Log pnnung chedule
lor l:tll term The lint i~ue oi
"inter term will be Jan. 12,
J97
D} letters or nrtid~ ub­
mnted ~wecn now and t~n
"ttl be s.a'"t'\:1 for the Jan. 12
IS ue. e:\cept where their subject
matters ~•II no lon~r apply. Cases uch as the one: '-~ihtch JUSt
occurred could then be avoided
thrt~ugh belter undcr.uandmg on the
pan or the studcnt5 of the func:taons
or the Sl C oHicers.
Furthermore, I 1ugges1 'hat all
IJJK reports covenng student
go,crnment arfaars read the ;\SLC
Conr.titution earel ully, keep up on
allumendmcnts to ttiat c;onstatutio n,
and have n ~orking knowledge of
the chool's gnvemmg bodta With
u more b.'tsic understandtng or the
~hoot's lunctiontng. reporters could
CO\Cr ttcms more objcctavt:l} and the
apparent '"secrecy"' p:srnno1a would
disappear
£1/rn "taft
f ditnr ·~ note:
I om proud tosaythatallparttes
involved in the Randy Stendc~ case
complimen ted the Piorru.r l.og on tts
co,crnge of the ('Vent: Colby
chmm. chairman of the Corutitu­
uon and By-l..aw Commtttee, Larry
l.c"'i • SLC vtce-prcsident. Stop
Otborne • .J-Bo..trd chad JUsttce. and
Stender. htmsc1f
Log blasted for
bumping story
To thr f.ditnr:
In rudmgthe last Pionnr Log.
11 was dtsappomung to see that some
important news was shoved aside.
Thts n~ mvol"-es an alkgcd
anon case tn Howard Hall. It too
man) false rumors hn .. ~ stnQ: arisen
and it u pathetic that such important
nc\\'S ~.. hoveled astde. Yet
another • outh Afnean story had to
be pnntcd
Ma) be the l.og 'l'ill address lhts
story tn thts 1 ue. when the n~~ is
lrt.td\' o\er t"u "\\ttb old
f dih•r~ nntt: I r1hur nzn Uch~/1!!1
Sophomo r<'
The name of the students
alleged!~ 10\0ived '" the arson case
were deleted due to the <letnmcntal
elfec:t the pnnun of those names
could ha"e on the tudc:nl3' futures
both at thlli college and m the
bu tne "orld
Pioneer Lo
C:amrcu Box ll
L.cwu and Oark Collqr. Portland. Orc10n. 9nt9
l~l 2~1&1 , c.:u Ul
[dicor-in ·< htd - • Jdi Piacx
s~., f dll« - H.am Hol.ma~tl
Cop} t duor - - Pen~ Oboa
\r1 Otrtcto• •• ·-- -· Jaml!cr Driu
l'boH•If'llf)Ja' t:4itor Ph\ lliJ Oucr
'J>«1' td.ll91 - J;:un H&r1'1J
fartrtatni!Hflt [dJIOf - Li:sa G~
Cvm~tluo E41il,. • .. ·- h.a.rlalc lamolO
Ad•h'1~1nt: ~1anara ---- J.:a.rcn t.omt.td
IIBlN'P \lalai(T John Scull
ClnulaUOII \tarn~ - lila tub
tJbnrian -AodfC"'II luu
J'ublid O«WTnlon"'' tancua Catlba\'all
\\ru~ - :...t~ Bro~Ju C'o=a:U.
larfl' Dolt01:1. 'ana Grn'-Jobmon,. uu t.o.l:ll, Amta Marb. Tob, PadfUl. Lori
Putman. Am) R.a..,tch. :St~ R.l.ul'lcrzu . J.:dl.) Rwmn1. Am:c 'lmxr. T~ u,rn.
Halli rhome~- Paw 'Q£rl
'pol'1•
I olul ( cr. 0:t \"C I D'"'C. \ ~~ \\. ood1
Pbototrapb' _ Rua lklr). Milt Con.;..
8111 DcaiX. Km Fa~ Ataa Humphrc)' , En\~~ L:ay. brl PcltriLli.A.tm
!"Mnon. Byron R~er. Ran Rt.:lml'(b
P11c.ltornpll> \d•hof ~--~~-···~-~·
f'to,juC110D
Mar\ Dcr«r. C:arnlux Gale • lktt Oob:ro .1
C'ompoNhon JafiJC B&rJ!:n. C'i:ldy &ey.ru.
t.:tnn Hara<U, flaubctb Hdlin. Grate lno .. UC'IU, CbJu Johnson
'"'" - _ Man ~ ikrl.cr Mtot., 'cr~cn 0.'1Jiu 1.1). t;art PC1cn;tt~, Atm ~
\<hkof Ridw'd Ho,'
'll'rilual t:uidaftft _ • • Tttc 'ule l.ol
OffiC:&I puliliaucm or t~ UDNtcd tudcnn of ~-u and Oar .. O:olkJC. 061 ~
Palatine H1U R~d Pur1bnd, ~~on. ~nl9 Pnnte<l•uLl) b) tbr L.all~ OJwqo Re\Y"A
S«ond d;a pawa~ p&I.S at Penland, Otqtm Annual a\1Mcnp110ll eon. SJ 7~ rcr u
ubxribcn
uanducl ra1o '"'~ ad'1:rtuiUJ. 52 2-' pa coh&nmlndi.S'7~ hatlpa~St:SOfuD
~ Oa~ fm clamftcd :ub.. S.05 pc wwd Tbe P~Gnc<:r Lo,\ cd11llrial aad tul­
otf.as an locrc.J 1n the~ of Tcmp!c\on Collqc Cmcer
\wnu~wd arc lbo:te gltbc 'IOT\lcn alld ibn nca•unl rd\ec:l tbc,~oftllc
t.tudcnl bod" the f&cu.tn. 01 ~ collqr al1mmulnatwn.
Mcmbct at the ~tcod Ccl :at~ Ptc:!.l SOFA picks
winter flicks
Paul \ ottl
01 lht l'ic>nHT l "I
The lilm5 to be pre<ientcd by
Student' Orgamzed (or \cttvtlte'
dunnr ~,nter term ha\e ~n cho~c:n
b\' the SQf \film bonrd. The\ CO\Cr . .
lCipa~ rrom -.e<fUCllC'IO tO Stde--..addle
nding. and 'Jt on to '\av"
Vie~el"\ at the Fndn} m@ht
film , to be ~ho" nat 1 and Q;JO p.m.,
will be cba~ 1.25. Featured on
tho~e niJht. will be:
Jan. 30:
l..ott Taf1Ro m Pam. A
tiullatin~ tale of a comple' romance
bet\\.~O Marlon Brando and Maria
-..thncider. lt'~ comple)t and po"'er­
auU\ erotic. Directed b\ Bernardo - . Bertolucc;i Shown m the X-ra.ted
• vent on
feb. 3:
All tht Prt'sldt nt.t \frn.
Dan:cted b' Alan Pal..ula ~tnmng
Robert Redford. l)u.-.un Holtman
and Jason Robards.
A p~~e re--enactment of how
two nc\\ paper reportel"\ bit\\ the hd
off Watergate. and dt ~ected the
NiJton admim!i>tration .
Feb. 10:
B/o:mg Sodd/tt.t. It .-.tat'$ Gene
Wtlder. Clea,·on Ltttle.. \lilh Mel
Brook ~ who nl o dtrec:ted tht~ S31!8
depacung the black and ~hue of an
tma"naf} Wild We-st tov. n.
Feb. N:
Tht l.as1 PuiUu Shok.
Otrected b) Peter Bogdano' itch
Timoth\' Bottom. is the bo\ ne~t • •
door: Clori~ l.cacnman i:. his coach's
wtre ~et an u mall Texa' to\\n
Student who attend the Wed·
nesda) ni~ht oldtcs dunng "toter
term \4111 be charged a 50 cent
.tdma~stOn The movie!' wiU be 'hov. n
at ., p m in the Counctl Chumber.
wuh complimentary tea :.tnd coffee
to be erved alter each
In the Wcdn~ay mght ~ries
\till be:
Jan. 18:
/1 Hopptnrd On~ Si1,ht Clark
Gable and Claudette Colbert an an
all-time corned) cla..\:.ac centenng on
a w tJe-crad:ang reporter. a
milhonaire "s daughter, and lhe arm)
ol detec:ti\ 'C:S her father has put on
her tail. :\aturnlly !.he' "'ith Oark.
feb. n:
&m oj F.Jtn. Tht~ mo\ie
launched James Dean·, tragicall)
thon tilm caRer He portrays one
h:a.ll of a modern-day Cam nnd Abel
duo. and male" the rnle
wundenl andahlc i.tOd la!>Cinaung. M
feb. 14i:
7 o ~,1/ 11 NcJrkmgbtTd . A
powerful ~rtormance b\' Gregor~
Peck a' a · outhcrn lawyer. and has
effort to mmim11e hatred and fear
in the growing minds ol hJS tv.o
)Oung chaldren
F~b . l:
Calablonra Humphn: ) Bogart.
lnrrid Bergman. Peter Lone. and
Claude Rams. The cia sic Bogie
thriller. and great run. Play n, Sam.
Jan. 2S:
Top Hut That dynamac duo ol
Fred A tatrc and Gmger Roger ao
hoof their WU) thrclugh a black-tic
affaar, and litcrnll) all over the
w~n Anolher cia !itC mu ical.
The Pmndr ug and Kl C
r.tdio waU be c:o-spon!ion; ol the
l·nda~ ntght m<!\ ies. • PORN AND MURDER
Gtancarlo Giannini and Cathenne Deneuve . brother and sister In la
Grande-Bourgeoise , have a relataonshtp that "borders on tncest and as the reac.on many ftnd the film uncomfortable "
ti-Soci
1 Uf\ 'liJ!t'l"\
Cll II>• I ""' t I ut
1 he opentng 'ccnc of Lana
\\ ertmullcr':. l..a Grande Bourgro1w
trutlc:s JlCOple thin); the) ha\c walk­
ed toto the late\t ,oft-core porn
epa!;odc
Rut thcn com~ a murder
I a Grand,. Bnurgt'oH•'. no\\
pia~ 10g at the hnl!' ,\rls theater
do" nhl\\ n. as not mere crollclc.m .
Dtn:ctor ~tauro Bolognint turn" It
IntO . omcthing f'Oiittcal thO I butfd,
"hen the ample murder turn mto u
,octo-pohtu:al trinl with the ltahun
\ocmlbt "' the .tcrifictllll lamh,.
lt:tlian mo\ic, often reOecl the
conOtcl m Ita han 'ocael\ bet ween
the conscr\'311-.:c Ctuholic mOuence
and the lihcml pohtical element'
lltut dtchotom\ .~ms to ha-.e •
produced chuophremc hahans.
f he) hate nod lo\ e the Church.
1 hev hntc and lo'e the • pohttctan
1 he)" hate and lo'e each other.
Italian filmma~e~ have tal.en
up the cudgel nnd art lighting the
JO!iidtOU!'i mnuence the Church holdlo
o\"Cr the ltahan people WertmuUer
ha been the mo!>t sUCCCS!ilul becau~
ht: ~encrall} know\. "'hen to \top
prt.tchtnt: Dtrecton; Ji!l;e Bolottnma
faa I I o heed what JlCOple abhor in
prcachen. Preuchtnes an any lorm
gets rather ltr~omc
Ganncarlo Gi.tnntni pia~
Cathcrtne ().:neu-.:c·s brother an the
m.l\1( rllc.) .Ire hoth the chtldren ol
J·crnando Rey. who pin)'~ a once­
lamou antellccluul Soctolt'' who
"ll~ mmil ttCtl\e nround the turn of
the cc.ntury
Dcneu'c 1 marued to 3
medtucre doctor .and ll\'tng tn 3
10\tlei!. marn.tge ,\Iter the ratr
apee to cramtcand lm: tn dtllerenl
rotdenOQ. 1 he hwband torments
her walh thrcat11 l<.l lu~.c the chtldren
:~w-n} ,r ~ohc can't pc~uade her lather
II> ga\c ham u JOb • he threaten)
~Utetdc and conlide5 an her brother.
I he brut her-aster rclauon!lhtp
borden~ on tncesl und is the reason
man.) hnd 1 he lilm uncomlortablc .
Most people "ant prtvncy when Grande Bourgeoise'
they're m.tlo..tntt lo,e. hut I uura
tDeneu,e) '' prc:.ent v.hen 1 ulh(l
(Gii.tnntnil j, 10 the mpturou~ alter·
milth ol lcl\l.'malo..ing ~ith ht' m"­
trt'' Brother .tnd ,l.,tcr ~cem cl1,,cr
th.m hu,b.tnd and wale
'•nee 1 ullio h.tte' In >.cc his
1'ter an ,u~.;h an emotton.tlh •
0\t:f\HOUgh l ,t,JIC he decade' IO l\11J
her hu,band Rut ht<o planmng as
\ct~ue He trie' to enll't a lncnd
who', d"-cp an debt. 1 he I ncnd 1\
w tllinl! to take ~ .000 hrc hut not to
help in the d~d J'ulho '' forced to
~til 1 he doctor on the 'pur ot the
mnmc."nt
lltc police lod:. up u pro ... uttnc
a' ;1 ,u ... pect hut 1t i'n't long belorc the) pet thc good~ on Gianntnt In
a mo\1." that would mulo..e the . .
Kcnncd~ ~~~,;1~1n:ltton com.ptmc)
thCilf\ 'Ct'O\ uncomphc.1ted , the
pnhce tn<.pectm conJUr~ up a -.:cr­
'"m ltl the murder that \\ill put IIH'
pcuple ht:htnd h;tr'
It '' the insJli!Ctnr'' theor\ thai
''nee the .. murdc.:rer' Jtc C\ocaah~h .
thcrcftHC ull "oetal '" .arc
murderer' r he Church doe,n't ~JCt
10\lliH:d tn thi' tra-.:e'"' ol .t trtal -,,nee the' •• rc rerntnded thai f:ermtn· •
Jo Re\ l.tmal\ '' made: up ol
.tlhcl'l .1nd lhcrclore , a' a threat In
tht.' c'itahlt..,hed order
T hi.' dtrcctor \tage-. tht 1 rw I
almo~t opcraticall~ and audtence' • C\ Cf} 001.' rCCC:I\ !Of! '(\CO IO lht~rtr
\eitr 'cnlcncc'. more lor what • "cre than lnr ''hut thcvdtd -the 'a me pcnod, i\mcricu \\.1~ , .... ,.~
Sac~·nuntl V.101Clll tor the ••amt'
JUdl!cnwnt Hut '"''' would be
\: C"utcd
Ill (,rmuk BoiiTKt'tJI\r 1\
hut "mth sectng JU~I lnr {itan
),l\\•l..c\cd pcrlorm;mcc and
hrc.tt ht;J i.:tn~ rhotugra ph). [)~•nri,N
j, lkncll\ 1.'
I he .mti-Snclllll\t \tC\\potnt
the mm •~· \\Ould hii\C fit 10 n.•rfMI
\\lth the JatC I \tit\ hUt the pr(
lcrn i~> thi' 1 the end ol tht
\C\COIIC'
. First Love is charming, tedious myth
.. I j,u C.ro~m n2
ru.nn' I "' t nlf'f'ltlnmmt t dltot
Mo' it:"'i like Fir.u /...ow aren't
latr, 1 he\ bewitch high ~chool
~nio~ tnto thinking that college "
synonymous with love: and 'ell Cund
a few cla<.'e.-. thrown in bet\\.een).
The film. darected by Joan Dar­
hnl! and shoe enttrcl} in Portland. ts
ba'ed on charming myth, thut
border on lcdiouc; and boring lan-
13!\}.
n,c h:.nd .. ome underp:tduutt
(\\.'illium Katt) ''tired wtth one ntght
st:tnds and cotncidentall) \POt' the
v. oman ol ht dream' csu,an Oeyl
He wans her love, lo'c' it, get' 11
a [Win. and ltn.lll\' cut( 11 off 10 1 he
end. older. "i cr and never planning
tu tall en l(ne .tg.tin.
It' :1n nc~p t.thle lnr) line. but
thot' the whole problem w tth Fm1
l .. m·~ the acung, the dtrecung .and
the wnunv are merely acccptablc
and nothang more
All r..tdtcal emotions and .tc­
uon ~ are brought Jow n ton umdelis.
droll le\el One "ouldn't recogni1c
the Reed College campu b) looktng
at the contrived couple thul wul~
bad: and forth. h-.nd an hand, und
mouth to mouth to empha~ue the
hero') cehhate :~talc of mind. All ol
the lon{!hairs mu~ t'vc been ~htpped off c.tmpu~ dunng the 'hooung
When "111 H oil)-wood learn to
111m at L C\\ '' ;1nd C'lar~ where there
arc no lon~hatr,'~
\\ tlliam t..att who also pla~ed
'"' ')p tccl.. ·, tragtc date an Corm•.
'' tntrt~Utnt: in ht' 'cnsual-but-not­
too-rm·lrom-innocent role a' ~
bumhhn~ young romantic.
It '' di,conccntng to watch Dey
ul Pormc/J{t' Fonu/1 fame tremble
her ~htn tn 'ta~cd ec:.-.ta~oy durang the
t·:-.pltcit hcdronm 'cene!.. One \\OUld
~''.: her more credtt for ll')'tng to
hrc:t ~ 1 ht (otdget mold ,he \l.trted
out 10 hut her l aune Pnrtndge
COVOC\\ I' .lOOO~'tngl~ Ob\ IOU'S .tiler
~ht put her clothe' back on
f"lfH L on• '" a\ unhehe\ .tble a'S
I lJ\ •• ,\'tort and Om• On One. II
senumenl;1l tlrollen· •~ \\hllt -audiences are loo~ing tor then dtrec·
101 DMhng hands 11 to them on a
~11\ cr plat h:r
lntc:n'ill\ ha been turned do\\n • lov.. ma~ing the film nett her :t
crctlulou~ doeumcnt<1f\ nor an im-• al!inati\ e lai') talc l·or an'tance,
\\htn the two )"ung 10\er drt\c
through the ctt~. ~oung Wtlliam
doc:~ not talo..e ht« babY blues oft <ll .
Susan f>c\ to look otl the road lor .11 •
le:.t!.l 1\\.0 minuteli.
Wh.u .... ·' fair)' t.tlc I\ the ftnul
cc:nl.' at the \\ .1,h10gtnn Puc~
/011 whcrt· the melanchol) voung m.an contemplate' the: '"o"' a cam:
and h1' lo'l paramour there 114)11
been 'no\\ on the ground at the
for the la't fhc ye:tr,.
F'''' I '"'r iqt< hoke) u' 11~
It \Cf\' neurh ma"e< the murk on • •
eUICOC'' 'C:I1C .tnd becOme!
me ... nanglcl<' link 'torv about •
<.tnother l'llOtrl\ed couple chat '
po,cdl) rc:prc,ent' the majoflt\
1 ht' nation'" cnllcge ropula11on
Pcrhap!'> that gleam of laml!l
:.till "'~~ in college studenh
v.ctnt tu unu!!ane that campu-. hfc
nmhtn~ hut love ,tnd ~t'\ (with a
cht"c' ahr ll\\ n tn hct\\ecn)
nr\·am nn
"'"' !'-huultl \\ r T hrn l.h t'~
' mat < hUIC't"' s"'. 11. 7 r
I he ltn.tl \: fll"'de ol .1 ten-part
C:l. !"IUfflll! I he fi\C .tnd dcchnr
\\C~ tcrn thota~ht .tnd culture: fro
Chn~llan \IC\\ roant. In lht' ,t,!ltlCI
Dr Sdl.lcllcr rc\tews the
t'\COI ol the P•''' two
cuncludtnf 1h.11 m.m\ onh h1•rt
,,., rrturr1 to the truth rc-.:ealcd tn
~~'fl f'IIIH \'~ Frc\'.
( uun"·tl Chumhcr' \0 nun
6 Piuneer J.og I i Now-nrher 1977 -polo
co-sp
fhc 1 1!\\ j, 11 nd Cln
concluded tt!) s
·rlacc. h n"h 10 tl
lc~ntc \\ Jtcr ~
p~ hc:ld la~l w~
1 C nnd Portland 1
cO·hllMI!d I he nt
15-gamc pl.a~o
~outhern
ICa~ lOll~ fir~t J'l
!lc.tl 'e~ond-ec
1 1 "hJic the f ourt
$pla~her.> topred
il'hiO~Ic'n Stute lJ
1rd rla~'C' Other lean
the Unl\cr,t\
St.tlc Unhel
Qthrr.•n l ntH r~it
a'htn~tnn "t.tlc j
ithllmc I\\ ,1\htngton
Coach (ian Embl
lune'
&,l.cthall season
remer. ,~.ith a vnu11 •
~and llark tear
rdcrdo£ role t hi' yea
·we ''"'" hu vc •
,;,..,.;· n~ I rom l.t~t ve
talent' ha\ e dl'>pl
oo( of the bc\t
tnauon' 10 the ~orth1
.d head couch De.~ n
<icmpcr1 referrc
I<'Orllt: \\cal hero;. wl
h1~ lte!-hman vear
one: $41 me In'' yea
wn't Semper1 1
~n't " no"' 10 go1
Will bt; 1
After the two
• how c\ er the n
15 ~1111 up 10 1 he air
·we needed a str:
IO CC'Ot IOUC <I
at 1 C." <
effort ha~ br
llt\"ldUill' who we thl
bt~t rccruth C\'CI
lltRI'131 In the pro~
The ne\\ rcc
~~~h~tmorc' ltm Hu
lhe ( nllcgc o
llhn Heard ,an o\u
tr.tn,fcrrcd to I
in (uhl
,, "ophomo
tlul~t~rn Oregon ~U\
bt-ehgtble to
1).
"Th~t pld\'en.
~~~ e';pcnencc
.. u .. ~ Scmrert
S¢mrert also
~~ Cochran. fro
a'h. a' "nne of
10~ rrc,hman rt
~.~rill be 'ecing va
lass)
\\IF'67ln•·•
E'\ccllcnt e
ACADEMIC
All
Ot Ofetalon-' .
S1 00 lor the
• PIQe mall ..,diiH
(21
0 &o.25t1 1ortable."
rgeoise'
left \\Uh the horror of ~((Itt:
OOl' rc:t.:'Ci\ ing ~('\CO lO th1~
't'ntcnc~..• .... more lor what tilt,
th.an fur what the\ dtd •
,a me pt·raod. Amcnc:a ''.a
o .and \'uMcll1lor the 5ame
zcment, Rut thrt \\ould be
cc.J
I u Grundt• llour~roi~t• as
\\Mih 'cetng ju't lor Ci"'""'"''
~ C\ cd [lCrlormanc;e .1nd •
~thl:tktn!! rhntOJ:!foiJlh) .(}('nrtN
)cncu\e
f'hl' .tOll ,Ut.:lali\1 \'IC\\J'IOIOI
mo\lc \HlUid h<l\e lit 1n perltcl
' the latt:' '""e'. hut tht JH•
j, this '' the end ol the m
~ous myth
n contemplate\ the '"o" a can:t
I hi' lo't paramour there lwri
'n '"o" on the ground at the
the Jn,l fi, e vc:ar~ . • Ftnt I m't' i~ a<: hole\ ll\ at~ •
cr\ ncar!\ mi''"" the mur~ on•• . -
nc~' 'calc and becomes
• ningle" httle · lory about
th..:r contrived couple that
cdl) rerre,ent' the maJont~
nalton ·~ cnllege populauon
PerhiiJ'I' that gleam of t.tntl':
I hH-... 10 college 'tudent
nt to amagtnc: that c.ampu• hfc
hin~ hut lo\~: and 'e' (wllhll
,c~ 1 hr own 1 n bet'' cc:n ).
Drc:1m on
~ow
~laY-in0_
'" '-huuld \\ ~ I hrn l h t•:
''" < hnicr' Nm, 17. 7r
ll' lln.•l Cfll~ildc ol ,, tcn·p.ut
pluon~ the me und c.Jcclane
i,tcrn thought and culture I
'n~ttrtn 'IC\\ J'l•nnt.ln tht" .. ,..,,m
r Sdt.tcflcr rc\ ie\\-the:
nt lo. of I he f'ta'>t t" o dc1:UOtl
nclutJin,: lhltt m,m's onh hu~
rcrurn In the truth rc\calctlan
rapt url'" Frco.:.
lUnnl Chamhcr- .. -polo team third
co-sponsored playoff
1 hC' I cw1s .lnd Clark w,tter polo
c<'nc:ludell its ~c:a~on wuh ''
llni\h 10 the ~onhwe ~t
1111"''''" te \Vater Polo Cham-
rlln,lhtps held l,,..,t weeKend.
I r ond PortIa nd State u OIVC:r·
ro-hll\tcd the: ntne-team. two·
IS-game pha)ofl in whach
~outhern Oregon St.ate
tC'tok fir 1 place: honors.
heat ;.ec,,nd-ceded PSl1 lor
.IItle. ,,htlc the fourth·scc:ded Pto­
'pl;t~ohcr~ IOfl(l(d third-ranked
a•h•ngaon .St.tle Uoher'>it) fur
lTd rtal·e Other teams tn the meet
ducJ~d the: Llnlvc:roc;atv ol Ore1on.
n St.tte llnivcr,itv. Pac1fic •
mthrran I n•vtr,itv Central
,,hangtnn "t,tlc ( ollc:ge and
.• t.lin .. fW.t,hmgton) Communll'r'
Cc,.adl Ci.tn f:mblen 5aid he wus
lunt"
!tl•hth.tll sea'ion 1\ju,. around
~~w• nrr. "11 h ;1 young butlalenred
and Clark team play1ng the
r.dcr1dOl!. role t hi' year.
"'\\'e onl) have two player'>
1unnn11 lrum Ia'' vear\. team but
to~h:nt' h,tl.t dto;played that I he)
one of the ~lest guard c:om­
n:~uon' '"the: Northwest college' ..
head cClac:h Dean Sempert
empert referred to JUntor
....,,.,., WcatheroY who played dur­
ht' rrc,hmnn year but mi~sed all
onC' ~lmt la't year wtth a frac·
\\ri•t Scmpc:n ..aad that "nee
"'"'' ., no" 10 good .. hape. that
will be returnmg 1h1'
Mtrr the two position' at
however. the rest ol the line­
IS ~hit up in the air. ac:cordmg to
·we needed a strong recrutttng
10 continue tlur ~ucces,ful
,,...,...,m at I.C. . <iempcn '\utd.
1 eflnrt h:.' brought us four
di\ldu.tl\ "ho \\C thank are .. orne ol
e ~~ rccru11 ever, nnd will be:
,lrnlial to the: program
The new recrutl\ mclude
Tim Hurle\ a tran~lcr plta,ed wath hi!\ team's perlormilncc .
"Our fir,t 8ilmc we played \cry
well '" bc:atinp O'i l bel ore doing
noHio·wcll llgJIInllt Ponl.md State.
By the fourth !_lame:, we tinnily put 11
.all tO[lelhcr." 11uid f:mblen. who e
Paonccr dc:lc.!lc:d WStJ 10 ahcir
lourlh game
Fmblcn •.aid he "·R5 not !iUr·
pTISC:d Ill S()SC'~ champ10n~hip per•
lorn1.1nce .
.. Southern Oregon h,Jd n rooolid
11:.1m ~uing mto the tourney. having
ntH lmt a g.1mc stncc: we upset them
In t -.e.ar." ~td f:mblc:n "fhev
~
pl,t)C:d rn:tt) much IU expected."
,\t the cnnclu~1nn ol the
pla-.oll!l. flMIICtJl.lttng co.tchc:s
,elected a Northweroot Collegi.tte All·
Star I c.tm. Paonecrs Rob Pratt and
I om .ladsnn were selected lor the
h()OON.,
All member ol thi ~e:u;on·s
water poln '4uad \\ill ret urn next
\~HI • -
c.urnm~ scu~on
Returning sophomores 811l
G•lmore. \.1,trl.; Robin'lon and Harry
Carson r~cdved !>Orne vanity c:x·
rene nee: "''' year and w1ll be: ") ing
tor ~tarung pos111on'!. with Paoneer.;.
.. r hc;y gill ned sood e:otpcnence
.It the JV (iunior var'lity) level, and
"ill pia) .tn important part in tht
)c:Jr'' program" ~cmpc:rt saad
Three more ~ophomort:!'. Dave
Ohc:n Don Force and Derek
Benham arc current!) contender .. for
the opcntng.. ldt on the varsll)
'qund
Sempcn w1ll be a\mted thts
year b\ Ed ~tchenko former LC
ba~letball \tandout and Terr'w Van
\lien who Willi an 31ilillitant at
\\la,htnflton Stale l nl'ller rt) last
\car
1 he coache" .10d fans ~w the
Paoneers for rhe ltrst time la.,t "'eel
at an mtc:r"'quad c:nmmagc at
P.1mphn Sport Center.
lho'c "ho will be: in the area
during Chri.,tma' bre.Jk may ~the
Paoneers •n home: action til tht
'·\l1\ rip 011 t'oum.tment Dec I
.and 2. and .tgatn\t W.trner P<tctlic
Dec. 10 Game time 1' 7:JO p.m. at
1,.unphn Sport Center. • BAll P_.,SSEO AGAINST PSU
Keith Mundy passes the ball an vaan attempt to get the offensive moving .
LC lost 14 ro 4. to PSU.
• Nine overs
Ou \e l.ol"e
01 thr l'ounnr I oc
In the baltic lor the ~ccond
place spot m the ~onhwc:.;t Con­
ference. the l.c:wi nnd Clar~ lootb.lll
team drupped ns final match of the
season to Pacific Luthcf"tn Lnt\C:f:\1·
t). 38to 15 in Tacoma la't Saturda) .
The Pioneer.; lint hed 3-3 an
conference pin). good enough for a
thtrd place ~pot .
All-r\mencan quarterbad
~c.ou McCord stuned in the ta .. t
game of hi-. college CJrcer. McCord spent much ol the sc:uon on the
adehnes and connected on I~ of J:!
attempt" for 216 nc:t passing yaros
that inr.ludcd t\\O touchdo" ru.
I he game wn_ actually closer
than the final score indicated. said
head cnach Fred Wil$On. The:
Pt{)nl"f'r '-'COre afflicted Wtlh tum-
0\'el'l'O: lour mterceptton and (he
fumbl~ .
.. Take ~wa) the tumo"c:r
problem und It wa a real game,"
Wi"on .a1d. "We played n really fine:
.:flort But "'hnt is there to sa)'? We
JU~I iOI beat.''
Leggers cop third in disttict
John klicker
Of IJIC' l'lon~~ l.Ol
The Le\loi~ ~nd Clark Cro ,
Country team capped it5 1977 season
Saturda) b} placmg third in the
NAl \ district ll champion hips.
'ltne team!i lrom Oregon and
Southern Idaho College gathered at
Bu~h Park an \alem to bad for the
Oinrict ll utle. C.eor~ Fo' College
fimshed fil"\t with -'7 point':
\\ illnmette UniveNt)' tini,hc:d se·
cond wuh a 'core ol 86
1.( follo\loed Will:tmettc: wnh 93
poinll> outhem Orc:eon State: Colle~C posted fourth wuh 107.
Junior Jan Remak the
Pioneers top h..tnier pla~ eventh
10 the meet \\ith a time of 25· 18. The
time shauered Remak's J)ei'\Onal
be<\t for a fi.,."C'-mile course "htch
~tood at 25.49 prior to the meet.
Doug Obent. a treshman stan­
dout ror the Pioneers. fintshed
fifteenth. clcxking :!5:56 whi<:b wa~
also 3 pc~onal be<.t for the ~on .
Da,id 'chwartz fim)hed m
tWCOl)- ec:ond rosiuon. Rob
Stidolph twenty-thud, Jon Htglc)
t\\C:Ol)·Si th. ~h ... c \\ ool\loine thar­
ticth und Georre Schtd: fimshed
&hirty-eighth .
the ( ollc:ge of Mann and
~ltn lle;nd .tn Au'ltralian nauve
tn1n,lerred to I C I rom Menlo BRorts Cata.J.Jog __ "This \\3 undoubted!) our be$t
meet of the year. and it wu a good
tCJjm effon .~ said Fi,. "All our
runners hud per:o;t.ln.ll record tor :a
li,e-mtle cour;c, e:\cept Jon Higley
"ho was four 'c:cond$ off hi~ best 1n C alifornaa Dave:
)lbnd. a 'ophomore transfer from
hcrn Orc~on "tate College "til
be chptblc: to pin\· in mid·
·1 he:-c player' w1ll bnng much
~C(J t'pencncc: to Ptoneer
~ \c:mpert n1d.
~cmpert al'o c;ued fl'e~hman
e Cothran, from C:utlc: Rocl,
a, "one: or our mo't out·
Jndina freshman recruit\" and one
~•II he "ceing "ar,itlr actton th"
ified
R ..., \I 1-'6 7 I oyola 4-tioor, lo\\
f'<ccllent engme, S750. ext
l'l~(i .1nd trano;cribing . 2J8~87b 'iniling· l ew1' ;md (lark·, .. ail·
inv team "htch ..,.urfJccd lor the hr<a
umc: th•~ term. won the llnl\cr~it\
ol Orc:llon Rc:gutUt la~t weekend on
the: Oe\tcr Rc,c:r,·oir nenr Eugene
,\ rre\ iou" regatta (a 'erae~ ol
rucc::. in a m.ttch e~cnl), ...u\\ the
Pioneer :.;tilor' place lounh tn the
llnivcr'lll) ' of \\'.t"hington rcg_!ll:l
lu·d month. In C:\Cf\' rcRatla, con· . '
lc:.t.ant' \\ llh the high~t fini~h are
cr\.-dlled \\lth the low~..-.;t 'core: (~for
\\\II Rc\\r~ e'penence
prelcrr~d C.•Uh.1nc;\ Pub 16008 -::\\
Boone' 1-t:r" Rd. I akeO, \\cgob.l)-
1102
l 00 k I (, lor a ride to C'olorlldo
!"-:-::---------.....---.., lor 2. leJ\IOg .alter Dec. 16 and
returning :titer<. hmtmu" W1lhhare
dri\'lng und e'pen cs (•uti Murion.
e:\1, 4.'3 M 1\ rl\lle. e t, '70 . All Subjects
• Dlof ... IOoal. and Pf'"""' .. •"'n quality
S 1 00 lor the cune('lt edllton or our
·Page mall Of~ catalog
(213) 4714t74 ao. 2581 Loe CA 80026 Rf s~AR('H SUHJFC I!' neede-d
for mtcr"e" tud). S 10 Med1cnl
sc hnol Call 1.U-8MH. liN. t\\ o for <.«ond, etc.l
In Eugene 'icon Clill recorded
four fiN, and one lhtrd pl.tc:t tor 11
fiN place fini..,.h tn the: C) clone ~A"
D" "iun. F.nc ~oble and Hobc)
I ;tndncth \\OO the 'icalark' ll\\o­
man) ... 8.. ccuon, "hile Roberto
Al~lJI"C/ too~ 'econd 10 the CHione • .. a-race~ . .IClhn \chall:l and
Ro"-cann :\.turgo pl.1ced third in the
c.tlark "A'' Om ton.;\~atellm, LC'
ltm,hed "ith 4S , potnt'l llnt\crslt)'
ol Orel!''" followed with 4Q~ points
So('cer-The: "omen's 'occc:r
te.tm ended •• 5-3 ea:-on "ith 11 2.{)
homehcld win o\cr P.tcific llni\'Cr!it­
t) T"'o of the1r lo,,e, mcludc:d 1-0
score' .:tgatn\1 Oregon State Univer­
suy .md Oregon,
Wrt\lllnt- The IQ17-7t\ men's
\\f~'thng tc.tm' Me no" conducting
pnu.-tt"~ llu the: UJl(ommg en'on
\1 pre cot umc the te.am I\ hort \'lO
number ol member~. ~~~anyone \\ ho
i intere,u::u h(luld c4.,ntttct Co.u:h
Doug Camrhcll. Pnmphn port"
('enter t .. culty offices nn\ allcrnoon
.tt 1 f1 m llte sen ''n ~•nrts Oec. ' time .. •
Oansmen
Mtura~ Coltman
nt lhr l'k>ll«t I oc
l>dendtn~ ~onhwe;;..t , '\:l:'er
C'h:tmP"'n ~1m''" Fr~cr l.. Ol\cr It)
or Cnn..sd.• ddc.tted Le"'' and Clark
1 to 0 nt Gri "old Faeld undll\ an • Ntuionlll \ ,o;;ianon of Inter-
colke•.ttc Athletic' pia).
...,fl i" the detc:ndin~ '\l \ -champaon The) urc ran~ed .1 the
~t small Cllllcge tn the llnatc:d
State' und in the tap h:n hsungs tor
lnr~c l 'i C\.lllc:gc ...
'\I l liclded players "ho \\CfC
c pc:rtcn"-e(J tn internnuonal und
o.~ti(\nal compctllton .. Et~ht of the
ro tl'rc:d member.~ were on the Cann­
dtan 'Cluth team, 11 JUni,u Olymp•t'
teum ~'' plaver" were l'n the Cnno­
d111n 01) mptc team
Sl ll hM been invohed Ill tour·
namenl" throuJ:h,,ut the countr'
l..t•t '"•' nn tl ''"'" the onh N \I \ • -
Trot for
turkeys today
1 he f ant Annual l..c\loas
and Clnrk ColleJ(e Turxey 1 rot
w•ll chma:!l the lnll intrnmural
program tocby at 4 p.m. 10
Gnswold SwdtUm. The Trot.
nn ncaual cru~ counlf~ race. 11
open to II 1.tnti. lncuhy, tsnd
students ol I C Runners will be
di\'tded IntO IWO dl\1 IOOS for
men and "omen wnh pnt.es
a"nrded to wanners tn each
dt\IJSIOO first place \\lnOC:TJ
'" 111 recca\<c :s 10 to 121b.turlcey.
Second pt.1ce fimshers nta)
taste frnh pumpL."'n pte as a
runncrup pn1c.
According 10 Darcctor uc
Pctcnon. rhe mce as not open
10 an) members of the 'w"8flilty
tracl: or crou country teams.
for uo) addiuon.al inlorma­
llon. call ~he 1ntrnmural office.
c~t 45.3. before 2 p m
e
Along '-'lth tcc • .,rd, c:tght
other semors played for the ~~tt1me
under the I.C banner 10 Tacoma.
safetaes Rtck Hennessy and Doug
Sulli.,an. lotbad-krckcr Kenh
8a ham. comerbacl: Dad~ Luther.
defensl\e tackle CurtiS Bunon.
offc:nshc guard Scott Hiatt. ollen-
ivc: t:Jckle Mark Pmder and ,.,,de
re«t\cr Ben Johnson.
·1 hey ha"c J o• ol upenencc
betwttn them- m1th s:sid. "But I
th1nl: our ) oungcr player \\ill help
tmpro"c our ~quad nut )ear.·
Smtih saad quarterback Herm Tap­
pm. "ho pro" ed h1s aedtbilit)' u a
repl:~cement for McCord this year.
will be returning . Tappin passed 963
\'llrds 1 his season • Jun1ors Brad to{fer. O&JTell
Hill. Wavne .lad .. \Oo, and Larry
Lcw1s. plus ophomores Matt Bed·
doe and Sct'ltt Herbig lead the list of
nc:o~t fall' oiTensa"c rc:«i~o1:rs and
ru~hcn
fhc: oiTensa\'c hne wtll remain
strcm~ ,., llb \.1ike Hansen. Dan
\\'nght. Rodney lnnn and Ben 't eu
arCl tnd ·o protect the quartcrb&~ .
~t.:<' "tog mft) be dtffic:ull for
othc:· , onfcrence tc3ms next )~r u
JUni.-,rs f om FQiey. U'!.t)' Long. Jon
\.1c~ernc\. Kelly Reed and Roby
Robert • a "ell a ophomore Rtek
\ndc:r::o.on wtll nil return next season
a part of the Paoneer defenstve unit.
\Iter lartang the ~ason o
"ell. l. c-~ oechning record O\ c:r the
last c:ou!"le ol montll.~ \\ll n let down ..
sa1d tac:lde Tom Folc\', .. hut wc'\c all • had u lot of I un thi ) ear ...
lhat'!> "hat the game is all
~bout •
g kickers
team to be ln\'itc:d to the Super Eisht
Tournament. clln adered lhe elite
e\c:nt (,r college cx"CCr.
LC' wa rompletel~ dominated
b) the' i ito~ '" pia' Sundn) Dftcr·
ROllO. It had one hot on goal for the
C'llOle~t . "hilc FlJ had -8
·we \\ere ju t beaten b) a better
t~t ." sntd l.C cooch Ton\ Evans . • "\\ c pl:t) ed like \\C dtd all eason
toni! an~vn,i,tcnth ..
~
Clan men cQath John
Bu~.:h:man had praise for the l C
1\qund ... fht 1s a team "uh a lot oi
chafu,ter." he said "1'hc) hung m
there and d1dn't hilcl.: (pia) d•Ml)-
Ru twnan ud l C \\3S lad:mg
m talent to compete wath team
I)Ut tdc of the i'l:onhwot He satd the
Paonee~ h:td gl'od 1ac1h1to.
l:'oaclung and tt1tudc "\\hen
you·,~ ~ot that. ou·,~ got
"omc1hm~ In \\:Orl on'" he s.atd •
PtOift't'T l.Og i • , • lC
Movies
•I lfr "tlh father. ~tnrnn~ \\ tlham
Po\\c:\1 '' th~ "·uurda\ motmee prc,cntatton
:u the ,t,nh\\e~t Film C\tudv Center. 1 he •
l>hO'' tnJ1 "til begin nt :! p m
• \\an, of Fire, .. Her~rt to.. hne, 1~7S 111m
on ·he ''or\> or 1h~ great \1txtcnn
murolt~ts Oro1.co. ~tquetro,, .1nd Diegll
R t\'trn "ill b( ~hO'\Io n ~t the Portland An
Museum Fnd:n. :-\o\. lg at S p.m \dmi'·
''on •~ _3 ~ncr.\1. 2 for 'tudent nnd Sl.50
lor semor ctllrcn' For mort mformntmn.
cn11 22b--II
•1 ht \ ideo «~ Project, nn Oregon
non·protll orgamr.nt1on <ocn mg non­
commeroal group' and agcn~1e , tudenu.
aru t" and the general pubhc. '"scheduling :1
mont hi~ 'en~ of \'ideotnpe progrnrm open
to the puhltc 01 noe.xtra char~ . Tht' month's
rrogrnm' tncludc MQuicl Cit) .. b) \ ·~ual
Purple. "1\ On\ m the l.afe" b)' the llrhun
Plannml! \td. and .. Art\\orks- b) Opttc
cr\c The film\ \\111 be "ho" n Wedncsda,, •
l'<o' .23 .11 7 30 p.m. :tlthe '-orth\\~t Artists
\\ orkothtlf'. Room 21 S II"' N\\ fallh
1\\enue The orgamzation alc.o pro"1de'
other service~ mcluding \'tdeo equtpment
rcntnl. "ork!;hOP'· con!-uhauon nnd prc,duc­
uon for further anformauon. ctll 223-3J 19
• T nuchr The mO\'tt Tht T'hru
Hulktt~l'r. IS commg to telenston tomght
Bt 9 p m on channel 6. Watch M1chucl' orl
and Racquet Welch scamper through the
countl)sldc and through each other's linen
as th~ U) to ~' e the kingdom of France for
the good of all and the \\C3Ith ol one-the
~ing. rrences
Of Note 'ubml•~on' to tbl• pa,. arf' printtd frH nl tt._ p
and •hnold hf' addrnwd '" fampiD eo. :U. , .. ,. ...
(Int. (uiii'J:f, Pun land, 01'f10il. t?lt' fbr dndU..~
noon, hula,• \II oubmi••IQN thcxdd .,_ ,,.,.._
dnublr<Oa(~ .
•1 ht Middle t a\t Dance A'I,OC:Iatlon
conduct .\ dun~:c work\hop teutunnf Or~
Ballndinc Wcdne;~duy, No\' ~0 and 1 nuR.
doy Oec I. 7 to 10 p.m atthelheatreEb
614 C..W II th 1 he chnrj:(e lor tht worlc~hCJ
wtll be S20 for one ntttht .1 nd ~7~ (or both to
non-member Call '82 '\641 for more tnloz.
mat ton.
• The I 0714-79 owr,eA' and off· camp ..
~ru~rum' huve been .tnnounced I he t\11.,
term pmt!ram~ ~ill gu to Peru WJth Man~
Dunn. f.an1ania and Kcnyu \Hth R1ch Ptd
Benclu~ with .lohn Rotc , Ireland \\lU
Hclcn.t larl~nn. Hung Kong with lcf
Baril"' and to Portug.tl \\lth Rot=
Ztcp~lmun . I he one-term program\ "'" bt
wn~htnl%10n nc \\llh (iu ~lattcr~ dorfl
~C\\ 'ork Cit\ \\llh Robert Porter • ;\raton.• nnd Ne~ Mexico \\ tt h \,·,.,"""
l.ong J=urthcr tnlurrnotion nnd ltpph"''""'
mntenuls ''til he a ~uiln hle nt the begmning
"tnter term tn thl' Q\erse.1s OHice tn UPJ)C!
I emrlctnn.
•1\ free (oiiCJ!c ( oreer (linic Y.tll bcht
ut the Otymp•l llotclm Sc.attlc '1 uc,.d.,yuc
\ ctlnc,da~. Dec 27 .tnd 2M. Flc\C~h 1
~orth\\c't lirmo; wtll conduct prchm111, ··
10h tnt en IC\H to till po,uaon' tn a numb! r
dtrtercnt prufc,,tonnl area' (iruduot
\tudcnl" mten!\tcd in reg1'1ratinn tnloriT:.i
lion em the Clinic should ''rite to IU
Economu: Dc\C:Iopment Council ol """'
Sound. JC)00 ru,~er Butldlng, ~-·~aUk
W:1,h .. M c;,n c20M 622-27:\U.
•I ricnd' of World Teach tnt:, has
nounccd that hundred" ol teachers
ndmtnt,lr.IIM\ ,arc needed to fill "•",u;;J
'aC'.tn ctC:~ ''II h ,,, etsCll" Amencan co1nm1t!"'
t} 'chcHll'. tntcrn.lltonul, pri\ ate. Chlurct
rclalcd •• and tndu,tn- upported 'chooh
cullel!C' tn cl\Cr 120 countne,, T
ar~an11:t tion Wtll !-Upply applic-.tnl\
updated "''~ e~l tho'c 'choolo; Qunliftt:alte
requiremen t,, sahanc~. and length of ""~"1-::
-.:an I rom 'choolto -.chllOI but 1n mo\t
• arc ,jmilar to tho'e in the l ~ For lun~~< • l ,..n&.; Sinatn make h1~ television
acting debut 10 ConlrtZC'I On Churt Street. a
powerful drama about 3 pollee detttta\C
"ho-instead ot eliminating crime in the
streeu-" tnds up tnsupting tt The three·
how mo .. ie v.ill ·~ho\\ Saturda' 'lo\ 19 at 8
p.m. on channel 8
• A111mal A.ppelltC$ i:. the lttle of a
program to be ted by naturah 1 Stdne}
Wild~m ith, that w'illlool1nto the appetites
ol 'orthwest nati\e wildlife and where the
ammals find food. The presc:ntatt on Wlll be
held Tu~ay . :--:ov. 22, 8:30p.m .. at OMSJ
For regt"Lration informanon, call 248-~9'1 8
Man) other acti,itib destgned to ancreallc
the participant's a~ are ness ot the natural
\\orld are al~o !.ebcduled CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK- Les AuCoin, US representative from Oregon's first
congressional district, will be speakmg on "The Right to Food: Legislative
Implications': today at 3:15p.m. in the Council Chamber. The speech will close
three days of discusston and preo;entattons having to do with the world hunger in I ormatton \Htte to f nend!. ol \\
Tcachtnl! P 0 Ro:>. 6454. <.lcvc:lnnd
44101
•free Lnlve~ll)' cour-.e propo~l\
n~ded nO\\ for wmter term Stop b)
Student \ctlvttte<. Ofhc:.e 10 Tem,plclo
tenter or call the lnformnuon De~\
S76) for detath Sec what tt's hke to be on . . snuauon
•TbamJ Mhlamblsa . African National
Congro tSouth AJrica) representat ive from
e" Yor~ w1ll ~peak on the current situauon
in South 1\fnca on Friday, No,. 18 at 7:30
p.m in the St Andrew ~ gym, :-;F. 8th and
Alberta. The e"ent i1 also sponsored by the
Free Southern Africa Commiuee and
Portland Cili1..ens AgaJMl Racbm. For more
tnformatmn. call 235-8954
Leisure
• public auction of cit)-o"'ned vehicle-.
~•II be held S1turda\. 1'\ov. 19. 10 n m .• at
1131 SE Pov.cll Bho. Veh1cles lor :tucuon
rrul~ be in JX ted today and tomorro"
bet~ccn 8 a.m and 4:30 p.m. Among the
\ehtcles and pans up lor aucuon a'-a 1951
Ken"orth pum~r tire trucl •. Cull 24&-4395
for more information
• I h" I'~Jrtland Cu .. tom Van, True:&.: and 4-
\\ hcelrr Shu" \\111 ~held 'o". 23·27 tn the
lo~cr lc,eJ exhihtt halh at Mcmunlll
Cohscum One-hundred cu tomi1cd op wtll
adorn the Coliseum ho" arcns Fndoy.
No" 25. ,,.. Student Di>eount Da). An)
tudcnl p•e:-enttn,r u student body card althc:
cntntnce pte wtll recei-.e S I dt oount, Adult
ltd cl pru:c '"' S3.SO
•J•,un&.:,,the ancient Ukranian art of tU
tin uratiun. ,..,jiJ be taught .tl Oregon
Mu ucm nl Sacnoc and lndur.tr) nn I u!!!l­
da_>. No' 22 29, and Wcdnc da). I >ec. tt
from 7 tn 10 p m ltahc calligraph) v.11l nl o
be 1oup.h1 on 1 u~da ) evenin9 NO\ 15
thrilUf.h l)ec 13. 7 to IU fl m 1 o rcgl!.tCf for
etlhcor of tho.c cla .. )O, C'111 OMSI at 2AX·
5907. Munda\ through Fnday. 9 am 10 .S
pm FREE UNIVERSITY SUGGESTIONS-Course proposals are needed for winter
term. If you have any tdeas for classes that should be taught or that you could
teach, stop by the Student Activites off1ce m Templeton Center. Call extension
576 for more details.
Music
•l·lrefall. along \\ilh special guest J~:.e
Winch~te1 will be at the Jant7en Beach
Arcn11 on Thun~da\ 1\o\ 17 at 8 p. m
'lickct" u re Sb. SO tn .tdvance and S7 SO the
duy or the-'how l'tckct!> are available at
Meier and Fran~ downtown.
•Blue 0)~ter (ull and Black Oak
\rJ.an,ll\ wtll be at the Jant7.tn BecJch Arena
Monda\ :snd Tuesdav. \lo" 21 ..tnd 22 at H •
p m Ttdcl5 arc S7.SO 10 advance and are
a"'3alable at the U'lu..al ttcket outlets.
• I ht rock ~roup CbJcafO will be at the
Mcmonal Coll'eum No\', 28 ut 8 p.m.
Tickets are S7.SO tn ad .. '3nc:.e and S8.SO the
da) ol the how.
•Tht Portland Opera presents Elektra b)
Rrthurd Strau!iS Nov 16 19 nnd 22, 8:.30
p.m .. at the Ch·ic Audttonum . Tickets lor
the penormance arc SS.SO and are avnalublc
through the Auditorium bolt olfice. Cal1248-
4496 tar tid.:ets or informat ion.
•.Jto.\e (olin YounR will be at the
Paramount on ~undo~. No' 21 at 8 p.m.
ltckct' .tre on wle at nil Paramount outlet"
lor S7 and S8.
• I he I.C choir will hold a conccn in the
Agnes Aunagan Chapel Sundn)', Nov. 20 al
I! p.m.
Theatre
• I hr I htalre flamenco ol San Frnnctsco
w1ll oller ft \'aried ~electton ol worb
rcprcKntrttivc of Spanish D.sncc. Javtlhly
-co .. tumed .tnd fcatunng many tine "'oloists
Frida) 'o\ 18 at 8 p m at the Jefferson
Performanp """Center The group will also
pre,enl a 'eriC\ of lecture demonstrattom.
and m:1,ter cla,._e, throughout the Ponland
area f7or more anformatton. call 237-1398
•I aun~ •• i bnlhnnt murder mysterv. wtll be
pluytnf ut the Blue Room ol the Portland
li\1C r heatrc Dec 2 through lan. 14
Pertormnncc:s wtll be held on Thur~a v~.
f rtdHY' and Saturdnys ,u 8· 30 p.m . .l\d~a~-
100 1• Sl.50 len ..tdulb ..1nd ~2 50 for 'tudenl\
and senior Clll7e n~ C..tll 226-3048 lor ~er­
\3tton mturmnuon
•C;ilhert and c;ullhan' "Pattence" will be
rcrlol metl h\ I he ~HJdao I ) rtC I heatre al
1522 ~E T ..acoma ~treet on Thuf'd BVl> • •
Saturd :t~ und Sunda Dec. I through Dec.
II lid:.:tli. ,1\ .ulablc ,11 the door, are priced
at S3.50 lor general admt'>\ton and S2 lor
5tudc:nl!> .1nd $entor cititens t=or more intor­
m.tllon. c.tll 24R-5924.
•I ht• RO\al \\ lnmpett Ballet wall perform
John '"umcicr·, vcf1..ton ol Vutrrarkt'r at
the Pun land ( a\lc Auditortum on D« I 2
.tnd ) at K·I.S p m Ticket' lor the perlnr·
mane( .uc S9, ~7 ~0 und S6 and ure avatluhle
I ram Cc:lehritv AttntctJon" 1010 \ V. •
• flu• St huul of \ rh and (raft"' has
cheduiC'd ,,, annual fl,lhdu\ ~.tJe lor 1hc
\\Cel.cnd Ol l1c~. 2. ), und 4 J he -.chool,
located 111 bib NW IHth. wtll be packed ~ith
.all lwtd~ ol homemade food, hundmude
ornament . pottery ,\nd other tnnhu. other \Ide of the lectern
•The American College and lJnh•""
Ser\ite Bureau provtdcs mformauon
student !> on how to obuun funds
hundred .. or foundation s tn order to meet
coor.t or h1gher cducatton For more
v.nte 1\mencan College and Umvef\lt~
\ice Bureau Dept 1728-5050
A .. e .. Mempht <t, Tn 38157
•1 he lu~ \Chool llbrar) will be c:lo\td
facuh\ 'tudent'>, \taff. and the
December 17 through Januarv 8 due •
paruul rcno\allon of the lactht"
C"-ll~ttnll hhrur) oHtcc area wall be demo1.•
cd and the ctrcul.1110n dc:~k and
ser' tee• opcrauons wall be relocated at
ea:o;t end of the bUilding l he brtd(le ent1ra.l
\\ill become the hbrarv's m.un entrance •
•The Black tudle\ Progl'am at Pnrill
St.ttc l nt'CI""IIV w11l hold a scncs
work<. hops dealing with · M1noriLies •m
Mcdi.1" on three • aturday in No'
Topics for the workshop are "Mi
Employment in the Mn~\ Mcd1a," NO'
"Ho" to Use the Med1n · 'lov 12: and
Minorit) Commumty and the Med111-.
19. The work hop' art free ..1nd open t~
public. and undergraduate credu m•l
obtained through the uni\. ·er~it} . For
information or regt,truuon, call the
Blu<olo. Studie' Program at 229·3412 .
• A \~01) ca"h prl1e will be 11 wurded
'tudcnt .tuthor of 1he he~t ongtnul pu
tht uhJ~ C't ol preventive medtcinc \ 1
up pr11c ul 200 111 also httn[! a"
\\ mnmg paper \Hll be pubh,hcd
Amcrtc:ln I h:.thh (·ound<ttton q
JfiUflla l. fft'\'1'1/lUtl\'t' \fnftc•lllt'
dcatJhne fo• ('l.ll'ltffi II> Jan. 31, 1971!
entr) lorm1-.1nd tnlormat1on , \Httc ta
f: dttorml (llltcc. Pre' c:nt" c MediC
,\mcricun lle:llth ~oum.luuon . 13701\
ol the Amen~ 'all, C\\ York, ~Y. 10019 ·Lewis and Clat
' 'LC st
Caroline Calc
0( tilt ~"'" lo1
Two ~tuden ts
d1rcctor from Le,
arrested nt the ~ov
i Trojan Nuclear PO'
' been charged wtth ~
of the second degr~
If found gu1h)
tnals wh1ch began T
face penah1es of non
line andfor 30 day~
·o1~cu~s1o ns \14
. auome) have and1ca,
not ask for the max. 1 taidsophomo re Ron
participant and me~
J'll Oecommi\StO naJ1
1 he ll.l partie&'
lS ~11-tn were gwe•
bemg tned With th~
preVIouo; s1t-in he
Sinet) six TDA
round not gu1lty m tt
The jury had b
, to con~id er que3til
·safety.
·They were acl
on • technicality," s
dent 011ector Kristi
participant an the ~
•-as also arrested.
"The jurors we:
our caUJC and
judge beca~
•lin'"'""' to deetdc a1
~afety." D
want to be abl,
evils defense an
mans that we c:ho!
itrtSila~si n g be<;ause
represent!.
·The dinrict att
He's angry ab
first case and w•
ump,le trespassmg Cf
the expens we b
tnal to testify
POv.•cr hazards."
Richa!ds aid~
commmed to t
'II
Olson
'Ptfu I ut ('opJ [dllor
Steps have bced
Ste"'art and Od
omm1ssion conten
Late 1n Novem
ceilin~ •
intulation. A Tl Nj
pt.tit:ion for instaJli
The college re
the fire de
llllnllena,nce dl~
ltilitHI msulatton 10
Stn.ndw d Un
. faulty tnsulatio~
--·~~ or whether 1'
The naulauon,
ilc.m~cal I y treated
manufactu
:unc:t1oo
Although not t
comb
come tn contact ct
such as 1s USQ
Strand s:ud the
will be
he had
coUegt and the 1
added ihat
:place Lhe faulty 1
lornino that the
lnsulauon usc
1 ........ )nid. and t
Stnnd )ai~ no
~-''" ;er the firm
own home