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

February 2, 1978 Volume 39, Number 4

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1978-02-02

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

em~nry Craib Gallery lril
' an wood by Bill Moo~. llld
cs by Les Lawrence and James
lillh an exh i b 1 t called
T&osillon Feb. 2 throuah 2$
10 be a spcc1al recept1on for the
Feb 2 at 8 p m at the pller,,
rbctt Ave
con Llaht Opera will P~t
Feb. 2 through 4 ot the
Y1c Auditorium . All Ptrfor.
18 p m. For ttckct mformahon.
lorium ticket office, 248-4496
,1m is located at 222 S. W C'Jay
Way, a feature of Jut year·,
ld lnternattonal Fum Featn,l
at the Movte Hou8e, 1220S W
1r several more weeks. The fint
en by Claude Mtller, proteae ot
affaut, takes place 1n 1960 ata
!r camp where conflict anscs
tthleuc director and the dl'lma
h <~tereotype d charncten. Wh~
)ach discovers the other manta
he tells no one, but wtelda hu
• control his assocante There 11
lflict between the rough and
ssive and meek, m114cuhne and
' each pcnonabty posscASCS
>Y Time, an nll-fumtly mu•ic:aJ
aard Hurst, will play ot the
ric Theatre through Feb lS
be S4.SO Showtames art
8:30p.m. Thursdays tbrouJh
Jlh a spec1al Sunday matJnet
) p.m
an Decommission AIUanet
netit dance and conc:en on Feb
me Elan BaUroom, 614 S.W
:n The show wtll mclude The
I. playmg folk muSic from the
and America, the ~lectlc
pngb4nd from CorvaJlt&, and
1rovisat1on of Jose Brown A$2
quested. AU proceeds will go to
ense fund of the Trojan oc-
ton and b1s band, with special
~ will perform Feb. 8, 8 p.m., 11
It'll Theatre. General odmwioa
kel$ are avatlable at vanoua
es. For fun her mfonnauoo caU
nada. author of .. Before The
-edator of "AJllEEEEEI," an
Asian-Amencun wnters, will
y an Tamarack Lounge, Feb 9
a, who taught ot LC an 1969,11
' English at Southern Oregon
lru.t AUia.nct, from Louuvilk.
pd Widely acknowledged to bt
:young Bluegrass banda, Will bt
.s high-energy brand of musac at
flY· Feb. S, at Euphona, Joe.,
~venue . Admiuaon 11 $3.00 11
lloffinan wall be diJplaytnll 74
chrorucllng the Ufe of her
:t the tum of the century at tbt
1e An.s eft Crafts Socaety, an
abe helped found, today
2S. The photographs w1ll be
Hoffman Gallery that bears ber
~onhwcst 18th Avenue For
tionca11228-474 1 or281-28Jl
wtJI be held at the Red LJonJ
::eb 4 from 9 p m. to I ll m
~•orinsthe off-campu~ dance 11
fOln Ttcleti ore avuilnble for
'on
~ow underway to evuluote nnd
rally ,quad Cor next year.
ule.s I or 1pnng term arc yet to
rested peraons are encouraged
.on Cull, (ut. J27. fcrr\ Faw.
Julae JOnes, ext. 418. •
1 to thll pege era prtnled ''" ol
ld be eddreued to Cempu• Boa :n,
College. Pontand , Oregon, 117211.
noon. Ft1day1. All eubmlulol\t
double-• paced.
Pw,.,,., I tJ(, Junuarr 10. /07~ -
ctivist, come
(,rOfnlnK
1 ue 1 ntn1•lnm•n• ldltor
M the f1r,t pnn of the Non·
v• \ aolence Sympostum,
nand human rtahu acttvtSt
Gregor)' \poke Monday. 'I)'·
the people of tht\ country ha"e
~ pro1rammed mto hottihty and
bccau~e 11 makn 11 ca\lcr
the 80\Crnment to deal wuh
•The)' get ~cared when people
thtnktn'," Gregory 1111d .. When
runntng on emotlon you con
b<rdcd und cotrC\.d 1nto dotn'
~th•r~gthc y want •
·we ilrr \O well tnuned tn thl'
that we th1nk as long as the
,mun1~t\ Jren't dom' 11 to us then
'kl) Not me When the Presl·
lca\c~ the country, I sphl. too I
he' up to 'lomethtng and he
"'c'rr gonnn get htt I atn't
\lick "" ound
·You ~now they aren't gomg to
U\C the atom bomb Thcfrc
u\m' 11 t1.1 in11m1datc U!l. Wh)
thr} hiO\\o themselves up1 It'\
met. and the) know hov; to
u A~ lung a' they can keep
\OIIentand ho~tile the\ can deal • • -
•
•
Vol. 39 No. 4 February 2! 1978
n egory s against violence
~~ --
-PACIFIST DICK GREGORY
)OU .. "We are so .... en treiined rn thrs country that we thank as long as the communists aren't dotn' It to us then It's okay."
Gregor\ auncked the wh1te
ment.eht) for mak•ng people
concerned w1th the1r cars than
bOOIC\
·sa} you're gonna· piny a game
'C~r Buwl." You take o bunch
and ltne em up At the sound
l'vJUn vou dnve straight into the
tMt'\ dlfl:ctly five Ceet oppos1te
~ov; who\ gonnn do that
,d lhang to then automobile7"
"But we got exactly the same th1ng 1n football. You ,JJk gU)!I to
take the onl} held they got and the
onl~ bruin thcv're c'<er gonnu ha\e
and tell them to ram 11 tnto another
dude five teet away. But the playen
aren't the onl~t one~ to blame You
got the ~ponsor~. the owne~ and the
folks at home who're cheerin' th1•
very vtolcnt 1 hlng on
"BUt II II was your ror, no way."
Gregor)· 'a1d fonded on a dis-torted poltc} of Mdemocrac)," and
allu,tr:lled that statement wllh an
anecudnte . He \\.anted has two son\
to learn ~ome thang, about our
go"crnment. o he contacted a ptmp.
a pro•lllute rnd a dope pu•hcr to
luke a wul\. v;ith h1m and ht\ two
son\ an fron· of the White House
E\crlrthlllg N.J pea~eCul unul
Gregory pulled out IS p1ckct Stgn that
a\ked how the Central lntelhgence
te rejects senior charged with Odell theft
Sen.tton reJected the
nc~rnri1~1 appointment of a LeWI$
Clnr\. ~emor who faces
i:brJ:tt Crom the Odell fum1ture
incident, 10 a 9-7 vote Mon­
ntJht
Contrary to what was an·
r.ou~tccd lust week, Sc:ou Perkans
not rece1vc the essenttal
~JO,rrll vote of the senate ~ he d1d
e\en recel\ e the majonty vote
17 ~enaton pre~ent at the Jan
mectt ng bc:cuu!ie Stlt of those people ob,tuaned from votmg,
wh1le two others c:asa no vote~ at
nil When the vote was retaken hut
Monday. only three of 18 senaton1
ubstomed from voting.
In a prehmmar y speech. vace·
presadent l art) Lew1s quuuoned
v;hether the 'enatc would be con­
tradacung the dt<:ISIOn or the SIU•
dent Judic:•ar)· Board wh1c:h had
fined Perktn' S200 by voung af·
ftrmattvc:l) He 1atd the )tnatc
might he custtng doubt on r•Jturc J Board ruhn~
Off-campu' senator Ste'c
Heller and Ellen Ma~t I Mast
res1gncd follow1ng the meeungJ
both ;:ugued \trongl~ an favor of
Perkm~ saYJn{Z there would be
~no <ouch cont radic:uon ·• fter the
\Ole. they )Bid lc~o~~i' mtght ha\c
prcjudtccd the "Ole by gav1ng what
he termed ''hi\ nghtful orunaon u~
chatrm.tn nl the ~cnatc ." •
,\t'(' tt'{OII'cl Orttdf' J1U1(f' 7
at LC, tells of South Africa
Lor • dltur·tn·< hlri'
Whtle Lcwas and Clark ~tudent s
ted against a propo'cd tnp to
Alnca last term, ~tudenb at
Unl\eOiity of Cape Town tn that
1:~''" ' were arrested for their anti·
t,;-prnmena demonr.tra tion!t
l.a • spnng. t.C students helped
I down un octing·ambauador
South AfnCi.l und as the)
r:te~tttd ht•n•, college 'tudents thrrr
detained an priaon or were
~ng becau~c: ul their politicul nc·
Both !(roup' were commuted to
~UIR racml .1purthe1d an ,outhern
thoutth reaction by LC
'lillent• ·· dtd not significantly
"'nac ruciul pohcte• there," occor-
to John Burns, newly-
d sotiote director of
opment ond former Ua.son of·
at the Unavenaty of Cape Town
"Student attitudes vary acxor­
to the lndtvtduaJ." Burnuaid in
ftttnt tntemew, .. bu~ there IJ ~ull -thnnk God-a \cry siintfienn t
percentage or Unt\Crsity ol Cape
Town ~t udent •'\d fac:ult) v; ho ore
committed to an uncea•ung light for
1 reed om tor oil people~ ..
"1\~ :~ymbolic ol the d1splcasure
and 1he repugna nc~ that menc:an
~audenb lcel towurd South Afncon
pohcic , howe,er, thut demon,tra·
tion (ngauut Jercm) Shearar hut
spring). probabl) "'as noticed by
them (South Alrtc:an Atnkaon
go\ crnment ol fic:auls(J"
Burn~· mo,t recent affihauoM
v;ith L.C 31em from h1s invc:vcment
in plunning Pretident John
Howard '!o trip to South Afrtca lost
yellf He ,tl!oO transnuttcd the 10\ ltR·
taon from <.'htcf Lenno" Scbc of the
C1!1kca homeland a tection of
C\outh Afnc:a reserved tor block~
for l ( at udentl'l to u~"t m the
development of that area. That trip
was tabled h111t term u a poulble nsk
to ~tudents who panicipated
"None of us could auarantee
that a black student in a aroup hke thut v;ould not )Ufter from di'S•
cnmmauon. JU~t u' you couldn't
guarantee that" blad ~tudent gomd
to ome paru ol thu, country e'en
toda) . v;ouldn't suUer from
da~cnmmauon "
Bun .. atd that. us•de from ptc­
JUdtce. students probubl) "'ould not
ruce an~ ph' acal danger, hov. e\tr
"The t)pe ol problem I v.ould 'ec
would be v. hen 11 black student
would \~talltnto a r~taurnn t rc,erv­
ed ror \4 hate' and the r~t•uranl
owner v;ould ~). 'He), bo), v;e
don't ~en't blitcls here,'
"That could happen to h1m
gomg to .. ome pans ol the Unued
Stilt~ . not as much no\\o as ten years
ago. but I've been an situattoru 1n this.
country where that hu happened
··When I '"'>' that's the wont
that could happen. I won't guarantn
thot's the worst that could happen
and I'm not tryins to man1miu the
1mmorabt' or the darnaae that
ConunwJ on JHll~ J J\tcnc and f'eder01l Bureau ol ln­
\Utlg;tllon were mvolved 10 the
II)' u~anauon of John f Kenned)
and \lur111 Luther Ktng. Jr.
"As )oon us I held up that ''I"
the bu~he\ turned into Secret Service
ugenh and they took me off to JBII
ror the: nl~&ht." Gregorv !>atd '"If they
had ~c:urched the dope dealer they
v; nuld h:. 1tc found a pncketl ul of
cocuane. but the~ gr;abbed me.
"lh1' tauaht my soru that us long as ~ou're pushans dope or
p1mpmg the go\lernment v.on't
bother )OU, but the mmute you stan
111lkang about ethiC! nd human
nght~. thllt pov.cr won't only locl
) ou up. 11 Will blo" 1 uur bra11u out."
Greg•lt)' sa1d there -...-as 5llll
hope that the direcuon the Unttcd
State~ ha.~ taken could be turned
around by consCientious .11tudenu.
Conunul'J '-'" pal(~ )
Federal goverrunent ts LC
permission to retain wage
"ltH• Ri,\btr&ff
hot lhr r"'"~' I "l
The Ieder a I government has
t~ranted I c:v.,, and Clark permiS·
'"'n rn reuun tt~ m1mmum wa~ ol
S2 JU lor r.tudent emplo}~ .
I et:• l;at1nn hy the U Lolna~~ ra•~·
ed the nauonal m1mmum wage to
S2 t-.S clleW\C: Januat) I. 1078
The college requested the
"111\Cr hecau e of the •· i1e llnd
uman~t ol the n.auonal m1mmum
\4olt!t' tncre.t'c ~1d I C \\oOrk·,IUd)
duccrur Barbara Golfner $mce the
n.uwnal tncrc:,:, c v.ent into cflect
ne.u the m1ddle ol rhe I C hudl!el
} c:ar. ~he r.iltd, the college could not
.11Tord lO rar!lc ~tudent employees'
v.ag~
Ml here') no ~o~~n) -...e could ~uck
to our pte ent budget and till rntSc
our mm1mum 'W"ltgc tQ S2.t15." saJd
I ou1~ Wolhn • 1ur.utant hbntnan.
"\\'c\1 hB\'C to c:ut b!Jc:k both on
hours und the number of ~tudent s
v; orl.:ang"
or c:our ewe were cll.p«ting an
tncrcn e tn the m1mmum "'~SC . but
not neee :;.arily one or lhi
maa~nttude ," s: 1d Goffr•er. "Jr 'We
h&d rna ed the un-campu!' mimmum
"'age to S2 bS Ill the bcg~nntn& oftht5
term v; e .,., ould ha\e been addtn&
ncarl) $50.000 to our budact, and
th;~t '· more than v.~ can aflord ...
(iotfner ~ld the college plans
to fUI't' It' mmtmum W88C tO $2 65
ne~t ~choo l )'car, but will remain sill
month~ behind JUbsequent increases
dictated bY the Fair Labor Stan· •
dania Act. That act provides for a
scriet of annual menasa m lbe nauonal m1mmum wasc from Sl.JO
1n 1976 to S3 05 an 1980
.. Although LC could leplly
maant:un a campus m1mmum wag£
111 le~et... ub aantiall} I~ than the
national minimum waae. the college
bche\elt that we should attempt •o
Keep pace "'1th the nauonal
m1mmum WBile." ~id Goflncr
Collner satd the college was
able to obtutn wnge-mcrcaK waiVers
th1, )C!Ir und 1n the past bec:au!le at is
un c:ducnttonal tn titut1on lost
cmphl)e'' ol lull·llmc tudent an:
c:ltg1hle II.Jr ~1mda r -...a1vc:n. she 1d
'\mce Snga 1=ood serv1~ has a
c:onttact \~t~lh the college. ~tuden ts
"'ho .... ork ror ~l\ga are rndtrectl)
emrlo}c:d b~ the college, Goffner
~·d
.. \\e're not oppo~c:d to pa)1ng
)tudenl!l S2.t»5, but "e're v. orkmg on
contract," atd agn dtrector Rod
Bond '"If v.e'rc forced to assume
• ddnlonal e perue • then tho e u­
pense~ \\.111 be pa ed on to the
college and evcntuall) onto the
tudenh"
Bond )81d thtt )ear Saga has
employed about 130 LC !tudc:nts
v;ho a\'trtlgc O\'Cf 1.000 labor houn
each week. He satd u3S-«nt rncrea1e
m the mm1mum wage would anc:reasc
11:1od prc:pamtaon coSls by about lS
percent.
~wc·rc: tr~ tnM to lr.eep costs
do\\ n." said Bund ... But tfthuchool
deetde) the) willjo to $2 bS then ~
will most cer11inl) 10 to S2.6' also ..
. The colic~ ~ind a wq'lt
mcrease Wllt~er in 1976 wheo the
mm1mum W&IJC was ra1scd from
S2.10 to S2.30. • • Begin s toast
called "rude"
[g,J'Il..ln P~1deru \n\\nr
'ad.ll h:..' rt~c.tlldi h" en\ O) from
the h:rLL~I~ ptJIX ne~hlltlllli\m.
l'hc u .d~••llt arne a\ th~ '<~nlC •nd
ut .. urrn't' J' ~d<~f, mn~,unccnu:nl
1h.1t he \lo,,uld JSI' ltl hrucl l.n.l
I ·mt'o r
l he' '~ 1111 (1('.JIX and the l.md
1 he\ ~ m ,,, h..t\c holh..- "ad<~ I ... ms
•• l.'t t '\f'lt.tn tdt'\N,,n
d.&t' ... , ann ma\ h;1\C ~n
flh'n ptl.'d "' .1 tU;.I '' prilp"'cd b\
1 .. .lc l'n \11m't r \1~:n.lhc:m
HNu u, n'''tc:\1 1 h...1t hrucl "ould
n~~'"' ('turn to the ·tr.1gllc
hre.a 11 hie o.~gg~'aon·rr(J\ na.1 n~
.and t'll•'od hed<a~mg border ol
106~-1 t.dmmcnt rcponedh
:.~m.~rcd E i!\ r'~ utU :tnd e\'CO ll h1gh·
\\~I\\ hat; Bou-.e~udcdc,c:nbed the
~mar .. , ·mcrcd1bh rude: •
td;tl '-111.1 he hoped h•s acnun ..
'''ml\.1 h• the hr.Jeh, 1nto llllilm~
~'llll!' ~"1li1C\."'"~"ru. .md th.tl 1 hc­
hrt'.l dtm n m1~ht hlrcc the L nued
~l.llo tn ('Ut ru·c"urt• on h.nu:l
-\\ urld upmwn \Ioiii t'hJM" them
unt1l thl!'\ S•'c up thc1r poh,, 1n
d~; fl.lll.-"3dill 'aid
I he \\ullHut :abo C".lme a' ·•
,uqm'\,1; h> thl!' l nm:d tate' and
\\ a.Jlancll•n h.1~ reported I) h«n
m,,~ .Jnnuu.'d \lith hrJeh u lion'
thiln •h.:tt ,)J Eg' 111 Reponed I~. l .
••fln:a.tJ.. ''Cr\.· 'urrn~d "'llh Ekgan·,
nC'\\ "'"111•'0
I hn•ul!hnut the \lol'C Rcgm ' h.l' rcrn~UO\."if 'lrl'ng on ht~ r.:haUnn
hr.ad , cununutn~ to buald
-.clllcmt:nl' ''" the 11\611 and hn"'
"'' '' '"' ,,, .th:lndl'nanc them
lh the end ld the \'Cd He~m
.mm•un~-cd tholt t.Jih m1t.!ht n:-;ume
''"'" o~m.lth.u. tho1n .. "' l 'medl.a·
llltn l•r.t\; .amJ l ~'P' ucrc cf.,..e "'
.m .u: ~ lllC'DI •n .t .. l.Hcment ol
f'l."ol\. rnn~; rl" •
CB toast of t0\\'11
H U~\'llc \nn f-urncs.. of
S\dllC\ '\~Btrulu b ba\m~ trouhle
1uth he pa~ter 1t to. broadca:\110 •
CJilJcn h.md rad o mnw ~
\ccmdanc to the L \-lt~
\\ J>h n£1 n Post en 1cc .,. hen
fumc:- ~~ doun to brea fllSt the
toa tcr b:;1red -linl\o brao,;u. 10-4.­
thcm n. red up and burned the 104 l •
CanLhdal~ for A!'l C E~­
('CUtJ~oc \ U.''l'·P~Idcnl <!Od \ICC
Pr~tdent lor f lnancc ~nd ln­
lorm:suon 14 dJ be IRieT'lC"cd
on I he lntcrac~ ho"" • ..: LC ~60
~ M 1om gnt at Q p. m I a)tcncrs
arccnrouru~ toC'.dlc:ucnston
JUt '\AIIh quo.ttun' •
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Cup•CS sCorner' rn our Feb 9
ISSUI'! "''" nelp you let h1m
k now1 AI ,, costs 15 SO cents
lor tile hrSI len v..ords and 3
cents tor each aCidiiiOnel
woro
P ease lype or ,nnt your
message (s) and -subm•t wHh
me proper payment to
Cup•CI s Corner c. o P,oneor
Log Campus Bo~ 21 by Feb. I
l
2 Real -
Spy satellite fallout predicted
C.madwn ~ratroope~ .. en: aarhitcd anto 'onhv.~tcrn Can.1da c.1rl)
tha' \\t:el "here authontics bchc\c rhe~ h.ih \;llled a ptccc of tht: \• \lel
nuclc01r 'P' ~telh tc that dt!ltntegrat~ O'er the area la I ~c-c ... Ol'a' al~
C\fX't'l the ch1ud utll rclca,c rud10acti\'C fallout v.nhtn the nc:\t thrc-c to four
ffitlrllh'
-t r('.--nn" .'.OOU puinr,. freeman\\ tlham!i, Ponland State Unt\ Ct\at~
hJ' ~·th.all ,t.u mu't !.ron: onh 10.! more r ''"' 1n the lioaiiO en~on game"
,., tx"1: ,mu: 1h~· hhh m.sn m hu.tor\ to )t<m: 3.000 rotnt 111 a collcgtatc cnrecr
\lurid lo continut Huh~rt\ ~orl. . \iurtcl Humphrc • \Uic (;I the late:
"~11 H uhcn H umrhre\ w;n na mc:d h1 ,Ute~ or lu~l u «lo. She \1. til
n:rr~..,~·na \1tnn~-..ut.s un11l..1 'J"CCtal elecuon c-an be held nc~l \:o\cmher She
, .. 1 h~ unh \\ ''m.tn "'c-nah•r
t\idmtppr~ dfm•nd ~lO ntillion. In France. the adnaprer' ol
malhurt.urc: B.1run Edouard Jcan-Emp.san. \\ho nrc reponcdl} cd:tng n
rno11ti r .. n .. um ''' _20 mdh(1n. ha\c sent hb lamah J hCt" ol h1 hnlc ltngcr
\I ( anl'r tn htlp UC'mucrah . Prt"'iJdent CJrtcr C\IOC'Cdcd ln"lt wee thut he
' Jh: ·I~ :t1."\l (' 1h11 o~nd proma,ecf the D~mocro~uc 'auonal Commlllec' he
Jx mut\: .u.tt\c m h" ~nd \c.ar m oiiJce In return he a11 cd lor ht:lp
\\ uh h ., rungr;;un .. m Congfl:'\ ..
lilt ·<'man theu poc:~C'IbuoJ..,. ~'' "nuth Urinan tdtlor. F.:\lkd :-Iouth ~
\ ~,
'\
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\\ a\.l!!.o.pread vutbrcak.\ ol the tlu can be c peeled rhroughout Ill<
\\ Jthtn \1. \.'('k' llltlU@h no pr~ltCCI he \OICCtnC IS 3\1lll.l bJe health offi
... mJ .lnll·Hr.al drug\ could ha\c hmitcd cllccta\cne" atl'liO 1 the
l't'11ct in PonuJ!_al . Ponu~uesc Pnmc mmtMer Mano \oarcs
Ill I ,,h~lfl l ..... \\Cel the lormulauon ol PoriUgal" a.ond corw
!!•"crnmc:nt I he annc\UnC"Cmcnt ended a 1!-C\CO•\I,;C'Ck en 1~ and
( ''"'\.'l'\,111\t' C'cnter Ocmocntt' mto BO\crnmc nt lor the-tar 1 tunc
f\'' ,,Jtnum h1ur \\.'•IT• .a~m
t ull ,tnatt 10 debate canal trcatit\. Th 'cnatc Forc1gn
C\ullrtlllll~ lh."('tt.led 1.,,, "cek 11 "ttl not:tmcnd the P.1nam3 Can31
wn ... h.'.ld \\111 ,end al' rccnmmendntton' lor change to the I ull strtal ~
I frurh tu fnd coal ''''"" rL .... umr. ~csotmtor for the l nttci
\\ •" io.cr' und the 't•h ~oal 1ndu tn \1.111 meet cparatel) \I.Jih
llh.'t.ll.llm' htd.t\ h• di'>CU'l!o <.~n end to the nat ron" tde CtlUl .. anke
l ,·dcntl monrJ for n1p~. inct"'t and abortion ... Health. Ed
\\ dl.th: "L'\:f\:l•H' llt-~!f'h C ahlano ~.11d In 1 \~cek the lcderal i:O\'Cf .~
p.a' lor •• ht,rtu-m' m C:I'>C'll an \1. h1~;h \Jt'lt m" ol mcot or r3('C report I
\HIIun Nl J.a\'
1.:.• aeuin't jneein~.l o .. \Ito, IIIII . Cahl •~ lull l'l dffiuent
\\h•• 1,, 11hn h• ttu: 'UC'Cl,Juggmg. h,c.md ~•xabrca't l~''' \\Cf
\ •'110•1 oll10t1li11\.I!'U II \1. all .:on,ldl!'r 1\lo(t .lnll•JOggtnJ: fC'\lllUitllO\
JX'tt..ah ~ lt~r J••~l.!mJ! 111 the 'trect C'11Uid be 'Ill. month' m J.ltl .:~nd
ltn~.:
\lr c.tn ~ "'J't.I('C'r cdthJf [)Ctn.lild \\ ro tJ. ~aad I he l nucd Stale~ .tnd lh Child purn bannrd. ( un~re ~ '•Hcd 1..1 1 \\Cd: to (1Ull3" port
"""'ll:rno~lla~ mu't u'cecunomlt''><mttlon)toiorcc slluth 1\fnca taahandon h:.anaranl! \.htldrcn .md to 1nclude bm" under I~ m u la14 that
~ .
Jfl.Jnh~.-.~ o~n~ Y\c lhe natJtm from rac1al 14ar tr.tn,r~o>rttn~ !!'''' .lCTili' "tate hne:o. for pro .. ututwn
'urlnr lt'111.. uJ..a):' Jhc l roJan \;ucJcar f'ID\Ioer plant ne.u Rumacr < uban truop~ in f:thiop1a . l s ~tl\ernmcnl our~ ~ld Ia 1
'l'lnlnJ! .s m.tlllc:.tL ol \\.tier conlaman.ated b) rndumctl\ll~ Ia t ~cd fhe t.. uh.utltl'''l'"' .a h.' th ang mhl f th10p1a I rom H1n-anannd .\n~ola to
1\:<.~l " ... ~:nnt.unc d \lollh1n a sclf-enclo~d ) tcm uh11.h doe!> no1 lca'c the I• , nh:r-••11 "' H .tg.un'l Somalia
rl.ant I ht' "'"'" Dcp.arlmcnt of F. ncr~ 3o<Ud there IS no Immediate danger to '" purdun ror \\ illmin~tnn 10. \urth C.lr >hna Gu\ J •• mcs H
th.: 'urr.aundmg ilfC:<~ Opcraraon ol the pl.mt '' no1 bcm~ 1nterrup1cd • l.a • 1. h,• -t.IIHh•l .and \1. til nul p.ardnnM the \\ tllmm!!IOn 10 h~
"lunn tn \.lid• "'' and ra .. l lu~ ~ 7CJ dead. The MtdW~tllnd the Great fl'\IIIL'\' I hi!'H '~ nh:nl-,:,., I ht' Ill \I.CfC' COO\JS1e0 In 19" ~ tll ur on .. nd
I .1h.., .tn\1 (,han \.tile~ arc., .. \I. ere ,trud •C\Crcl) b~ a SC'I'crc \!.Inter tnrm '" 'h"''' .at "' ruh'\:ntJn and tarcla~htcr:> :"tiro~ an~ pr~,urc lrClm Cl'
, .. ,t \\L'\'~ I h..-hltuanJ "f'OI~ ned \1, md gu ...... ur IO 0 mtl~ per hour an Ohto !!f•lllf'l I .11\.l Ill hit\< tntlu.:ncc:d lh~ !fU\t:rnor
.mu llrnp(ll.'\.1 J 5 mcho ul :\O~l"" an ~hchi8-Jn und lnd~<.tnu It a"o 'tucked I ,·.ad "nlttr ft~r C hJCifU lo'f'l at Ru~·uan roultltt. fern
~•!:!IH·hm t dnlt' tn llhnm !'c,cnt)·ninc people tw'c been ktllcd and the 'HIJ!~ nll t!UII.!rt't I u lhe ~rnu(' -c hu • .Jgo ~~o:c.:ldcntrill~ ;;hnt lind
L'nllrl· .H\.".:1 " \lrluall~ ~~ohut do•n \tun\ .trca' tunc been \lollhoul h~.tl or lum,dl IJ .. I \\\,~~ .llt&:r ;I ran\ \It r lh~ Jt.trt~ had hr.•J..cn up. Katb
eklrrt~;;ll\ lnr Ua\-..
Ruv·i•n nu rar ""'' u( ~1i"'"· fhc nauon·-.tirst outhrcu• olthc RU:\M,In
tlu ,,.,~, '" p1•rt~J laM \\t:el an Chc~ennc . \\ )O and health ollacuab sa1d uut an autnm.lltc p1:.1ul he u u.1lh c.::arricd and began twtrlin~ the
\\ h~n ,I lnl."nd .t .. I.C'\.1 ham IU ~\Ill rl.t~IOI;! \\llh l ~.uh rcphcd. MDon)
11\. nul I.,,,Jl"\1-lk fHJI the f'll'h•l Itt h" he.HJ .tnd (1UJicd the lrl~
Griffin Bell speaks
at Pamplin Center
l Ollt.-d "l.all~ \Horne:\
(n;ncr.al <•nlhn lkll .JOd t. hacl
lu .. t u:~ \r nu I >en~.: d.~ ul 1 he:
')rq:•m '-~urrt:rnc l-.•un ''Ill
"l't=·•k m t• •• mphn sr-••h ( C:lll('{
luU.I\ .tl I he \.lcdtC.JIIUfl
l\.1\'llhtlll~" lnr th~ \\ 11la..~m
'"m\.1 ~11, '' I c:~l 1-tOol:.lfdl
( \:RI.:t .tt th~ '""""~tern
... hmll ul I ,1\\
lh lhdr~.111nn
HI 11111111 hq!JniiiOg lit 4
r m h a tl(~:n ntmed to
I'.Hnplmlt•.t\ ttmu".nc o~lar~.cr
dud 1~:nt .~; • Camr.2_u_s_in_B_ri_e_f ___ _
Report to bring donation
I ~ 1" and <'Jar\;·,. annuttl rcrort w:~s dClll@nC\.1 ro
"hnu th~· 'ucn.,'l h ''' the: college·~ hnan\: wl Cl•ndauon m
h•IJX' .11 .a11n1c1m~ mtH( llonilltnn,. "a1d Glenn c.,rc~·~ .
""-.:-rn:,uh:nl lor dc\durment
<ore '!! 'klld J'CIII"Ic hl:c: 1n cnntnhurc: ht •nmc:th1ng
rh~.:\ l'"'" ••thco h.·d ... \\mth\\ htk -r.-., r&:tnforc:in!l~­
h~.: 'o:tnJ ., )nc lhtn~ \UU l.trl\c lor 1n lund-flu'm~ '" tu
'Jtll\\ J,,,, <II pcuph: llfC' lniCJC!IIC\.1
.. , )nc ,,, &h~ '~·'"''nl> ~c hl.,h flhlllk-d lht~ olnnu"l
nr••rl \1.,,., lh,• < ''"' g11an1- I he ~'''nl '' currcntl)
r.t\10!! lllf lftl." OC:\\ (1h\ IC'5 <100 ~;hC'ml~tr\ hUIJ\Jtng
\."turcntl\ un\.lt:r cun .. tructh•n
-lite" I lim •rosnt "Ht' '\nmclhm•• "C "''rlc:d h.trd
''' p:1-c trC:J!l! """' -u ,,ther '"86'""·"1""'c:an ~c 1h.11
'"d' ,, '"P"''"~.alc:t.l h, .ud •" rh.u tll the-Ohn
J ,run&.l.tthtn kd~ I C'"'' und 1.. l.u~. "\Hlrth\ '''a .;
Jmlil•tn )!Ill 11 lnl)!ht .tllr h:l ~nn.:~llnn ... lrum uthcr p..•upl"· -
I he .mnu.11 rt"flllrl \loh1ch ""'cre\1 the
h'\.IJ \c;,U \\ •I" 'C'III •lUI U\Cf Wtntcr hl't'uk IO
tni'IL'\: ••h·r..c:,·r .... tlumm. I. a" ,~ hool nlumrn.
hun~·,, ·''"'"·Ill'\.! "llh the la14 lo-Lhoolan adu .....
h•'lh t:urn:nt .an\.1 fH\hJ'lt'(lt\e dnnt~r
-1 h~· m.nllllg" ''" the ,,,,~f'CCh h~t gu nut 1111
'~""'1.11 \ ""'' h.:ttcr •"'" Odllunal h•undauun .. "he!
\••lltrt~ut~ll•nth~ !'·''' "~ "~ll.a thlhC \\l•nrc 1
lltlcrl',l 111 Jnn.um~ hi I c:" 1~ .tnd l l.trl..-ht
-t tiUIIu.IIIIIIJ• .lh' ,,JriJ\.'UI.arl\ llliC:It:'>IC'd Ill
• 'llllllh•n', llfi.IIH•·• l:undumn "h&:n the'
ftl.l~lllf:! ~Ill" II• II -•
( <IOIIIhUtur' HI hc,lh OhiOC:l.U\ ,tnd r!IIJ'Cfl\
·'" ll•t~d 111 th·· .Jnnu,tl repmt
ftln L'.Hh\'1 tun..., \lot: h.td "'"mt: ,,,nul 'C .tll.rc~J.'$.
h\ .lllhHIIII- (HI!'}!~ ~.t\1 -v. c'\~ lliU0\1 ''H'I (
llh•u~h '"·'' ll "•'r~' ''UI Jx-uc:r ""h" lc" c Ll·n1r
II \\\ ,J,ut"l l.ltt lh II '"II 11! lhJn -ath co
• Lewis a
Po,.tll
~l oa
4 C"onferc-ncc C:\8 t
of dtath and dyin
• ored b\ L.ewts and
'J(ld on campus Feb.
Tht conlcrencc "til
socaal and i1
of tJcal h and dyat
con~r anttetpated
·~leu death, and ho\\ I
and euthanaJta.
·We W'.tnl to calk f
Jptoflc thangs. hke
'ltbtn death occurs '"
M,~c f(lrd. LC !lUd~
and confeJ
or MWhodo~ous
to rc.1ct" Pertinent
"B) &hc-5oamc token
aboUI 'hclcgal.rn ed
tht<Jio£tc:al tmphcat
•The Raght to Otc.
l:ln~nng Concepti
10 thC' \\ C.SIM ~IJl ~
\\I ham :\13) • c:hatr
l nt\coit~ Des
tudtes. \.In~
:\ )ChC\Julcd for ~
n the \goes FlanaJ
\In\ L' ~ fdlo~ at t -
$ilcaet~. Eth1~ an
He. •~ also
.J'cuor :11 ')Ianford
as mu hor ol numet
tople\ dcahng with d
\Ia} -.-.all be lollowe
Owu.~ Death b
b~ Daniel
and reli~
·~or at :\tarquc&tt'
recently told aj
energy shortage I
tntt-rmt)U
llrf\.~Jvt
The be!>l W1l\ 10 ( •
cmt$ ~ to con~
an the field told
audience l.a 1 111
The occasaon was
Fable ol the Ele~
•.ou~1?"' ghen ~ Star
profasor Al.ln
\1annc Slltd
I':Ot.lrtts are deterio
lable. th;at de
'~'~n•C!d by the
repn:~nls t
":'nnm•·. rogcth.er.
the rahbu rcpre$.C
Gro :o. :-.iational
~l.1nn~ described I
cncrg) resuut
ch~p aild tnc,ha .
'o\;t) to ~ope \1. II
lton ''to con~f'c.
on ot 1hc cncrl)
ton-F. t:(p«t~ thro~ghout tile
rcme I) :na1lable. health
~ tllecll\eOe
me m101 rer Murto ~ourc:-s11~
of Portu~J'., se1:ond
li ~ ~' c:n•\\tt~ cnw• nnd :uu.~
O\ernmc:nt for the llr'il llmtc:.Q
ti~ . Tht ~cn.ue t-"ore1gn
mend the PJnam3Con al
lor change to the full ~nak
. \:egori.1tor lor thl' llnnt'l!
\nil meet epnratel) ,\ tlh
he nath)O\\tde coal "rnke
d abortion,, Health. l!duat
la't \\eel the federni80\ .. rn..-.
m' ol tncest or rn~ ~port
II • (alii b lull o{ .tfnucnt
'' C" .md ":tbte.t\t l.o1~1 '
anti·Joggtng rc~olutiOO'
be 'IX month' m }Jtl .md
cd l.t't v.cc:L; to outlnv. POirt.:O
under 1 m a lav. that c:
J'ftht lllJt I On
crnmcnt ourcn ~•d Ia l
wm Havana and \ngtll.a to
a
llrth ( olhlhno~ Go\ Jame H
on" the \\ 1llmmston 10 bll!
~~~ m l9.,~,lll.lhon and
•ro" mg prn,ure 1 rnm "'"'''
Jo\ernor
Ru,,ian roultttt.
"H.-.ltto JC,Hientalh ~hot and • 'f pari\ h.td hrt,J.en up. Kolllll
ned and began 1\\trling the
~~ "uh 11 !o..uh rephcd, "I h,n't
11, he.td .1nd pulled the tn
•
j'p~m "h•ch cu\crnt thl'
'It 11UI ,ncr "lntcr ~real 10
• llumnt, la\lo "huul lum
\\It h I he la\lo M:h\1<)1 10 .adum.
rn~flC'CII\1: dnnur~
1111 the Pfl"'ptCI h)t po uut
11•1 nillh\O 11 hlunc.Juuvn' \lo
a~t ·""en,,~ tha"'C' \1.1: ore tn • g ht I c"1' nnd l larJ..~ h~
p.1rll~:ul.1rh mtcrc:-.lcu 111 lJft
~·und11 1110 \\ h.·n 1 h~·\
I ~tllh flhiOt:l '" .and prqperl
111.11 rc r•m
' "c h.uJ ,,,rn,• '''rt nl :.c.·~!fc~~if
: '-'ld "\\ 1."\c lttund 11\C'f 1
'' ,,ut ftcuc:r "1th .,, te"' 1..'\«fl
'•lfl ••I thm~-
1'1• 111 • 1 I • I.' J, f.rwut ~ eath comes to life Feb. 8-9
Lewis and Clark discussion
Po" ttl
FioMffiOI
t. conference C:\ammtn@ the
of death und dytng to be co.
~«< b l.e\\U and Clark. ~Ill
on camp~U Feb 8 and 9.
Tbc conference will probe the
soe~al und institutional
or death .)Od d\'tnj;. General
C\Wer tlniiCip;tted and unan·
bat1eG deslh, und ho\\ to deal\\ uh
and culhllnaJia .
•\\'c "~nt to tall.: about mmc:
i..·.rot'CIIIC thmp. li~c what do you
1t~cn dc.Jth occurs m your fami-
MtLc Ford,l Cstudent nc1hit1~
·~llf and conference co­
L---"'"r -\\hodoyousceforhdp'?
to react 1 Pertinent 1 hangs ·s the ~me: token we want ro
about the legal. med1cal. ethical
thtOIO u:nl 1mphcat1ons .-
·Thc Rtght to Dte. r echnology
KbJni1:tn_g Concepts oft he Good
m the\\ e t" "Ill bcaddr~sed
\h ham \in), chauman ot the
l 01\erstt) Department or
tkt!OID Studtes Ma) .. S prcscnu•-
15 ,chcduled lor Feb. 8, J 30
1n thl' \gnc~ Fluru1gan Chapel.
\Ia\ '' a lcllo\lo at the ln~ututc •
~octet \, F.thtc' and the Lt(e
~"a H( IS al\O II VISllln~
fuJOr at Stanford Univer:stl} a!
u author ol numerous amcle)
ti!JUCS deohng "ith death.
""' wttl be Jollowed b\ "Death • •
Chance -Death b~ Choice.-
ed by Daniel Maguire.
a od relig~ous ethtc:<i
r;!mor at Marquette Uohersit) . \1agu~re' rr.:sentalton wall be held
Feh Q und gatn fit J·30 p m tn the
chapel
\11lgUJn: ulw has \\Ollcn
countln uruelo 1n death-related
iUbJCCts and ,, be t ._nown for hia
buol.: "Death R) Chota:."
"Roth 11peakers are nationally
l.no" n 1n thi pcc11ic are-.1," For~
sauJ "The) lnow rh~ •uues and cun
relate rerruukobly to an audience
M't ou don't le.n.e suyang 'N1c:e
tal~. \lo hJt thd he wv?' -.
h\o muh1-dtsc1phruary panels
and a enes ol \\ orlshllp w1llabo be
ullercd Inc ~nel dtSCUSllons w•ll
br held Feb and 9 at 6 30 p.m. m
tht clm('CI fhe worksho~ wtll be
hcld the sam days at .30 p m 1n the
chapel l ocnuon arc • et to be n n·
nounced
"E'ef) panehst or wor~~hop
IC'.1dcr as 10 the field dotng thtnsu \\1lh
people who nrc dytng.'" lord s<ud.
"Tltc\ 're iol~s who can \ 'thiS IS the •
e pcnt:nce ot unnnliClpaled death.'
'here'<> v.hat happens.' 'hcre'J wtwt
the famal) goes through·
MIt's not hke rea,hng :1 boo~
ah.mt 1t ..
I he lint p3ncl v. ill deul wtth
"'peers and tuues surroundmg an­
tiCipated death \\hat preparauons
to make. what t)pc or long-term
uppon to c'pect. ho\\ to cope with
It
"MoM people don'tthtnk uboul
11.-ford sa1d. -They lca\oe
pn:parotlons for famtl.> uppon and
other rapon lbthUQ to someone
ci'I.C.
ALAN S. MANNE "•' l.:omn
recently told an LC audience that conservation Is the answer to
energy shortage .
• m phant and rabbit fea
s energy I econ. fable
l nttrmtur •
1'1. "'HP I • 'I
~ ~~ \\'U\ to deal wtth the • en 1s 1s to conserve. a lead ins
10 the field told a LewU and
iUdtence last Thunda).
The oecaston was the pre:sent.a­
·Encrg) -Econom) Jnteracuons :
Fable ol the Eleph.tnt and the
ghen b, Stantord Unher-
profe-. or Alan ~anne .
~tannc aad l S energy
~t'CeS .ue deteriorating rapid I).
( blc. that deterioration 1
:;:rr,4mtc:d h) the rabbit. The
n:pn:scnts the r~t ol the
:onomy. I ogcthcr, the dephant
the rnbbit rcprnenl the United
Gro s ~atiorud Product.
Manne d~cnbcd hi' adea ol an
,.~.all' cncr~ rc-~our~ as "clean,
chc.ar Uold me,hau'itlble .~ The
W.-:1) to cope \II ith the ener&>
lion 1 toconsene, hc~id. '"The
111~,., ot the cner&Y crisis i~ ron·
••lll(ll1 .. Manne h~red three W8)"5 to
reduce the ,event) of the cner£)
cmi~ w 1thou1 allcctmg the G!" P.
m~ulauon. dtcscl en@in~ and
cogeneration-the proceu of
• tradtng oil energ> p1pe •
"Both olar elcctncit) and ther­
mal nuclear fU->IOn won't be
economu:ull\ s.ate unul the year of
'l 'l-.. ~1 'd _o_o. ... anne ~~ .
Manne $aid m•dca't 011 dcpo it!!
ure b«omtng more 1mportant to the
l s C\.--onom). and that the llntted
Stat~ hould look to HJ'C&Icr u"c of
co. I antJ nuclear powtr
M.tnne concluded his presenta­
tion h) culhng for nctt<>n und illd
thut procra,tmuu~n "'ttl not 11hc
the encrtn crtMS "'\\ e can no longer
mdulgt: 10 the lu~uf) of ru:c:cmeal
tJeCIMllOmlt~tng.,
Gu) Mauersdorll, cc:onomu:~
prof~:!>or snd c'ent ~run:~or :said
v.i"'~ and herr) \\ere er .. -ed
altcrward~ ~to lubnc:&tc: the con~cr· . .. sauon • DEATH AND FAMILY FINANCES
Most people don't th10k about it'" savs Mike Fora, conference coorcsmator
"tf you ltno\\ de.1th u lmpcn·
dmg. there arc dclimtc dC'C1S1ons to
m:ale"
The panel will mcludc Jane
Rtuble. confen:nce coordinator.
phlh.>,oph) profe $Or V.'illiam
Rotbchad(cr. ,tnda 8«1 from
h Pro\ 1dcn\. \led teal Center.
1ster Man I. ~w'llb 1 rom the
Benedectme -'u"''"~ Center :u Mt
Angel. 11nd oncologut Dr. Roben
Goldman Panel moderator wdl be
confen:nce co-<oordanaror Eric Lan·
dau
fhc second panel \\Ill deal w1th
the problcnu and 1mpltcauons of
unanlletpated death Panel members
Y>lll 1ncludl' R;uble. rehg~ous tudacs
protcs~or Re'. R1chard Rohrbaugh ,
Re,, \~ tlliam Hund, Una"cnat\' of •
Gregory talks on
non-violence
Ccmmru~d Jrom pa~f! I
M) ou young people can ipe
th~ count a: dean 't ou arc gonna
ha'-e to be the sh1ft in the \lo,nd.
bccau~ &his has gone on too long
You mal:ethedecl51on Useintcgnt)
and hon~t} to "'pc out this \-cry
"iolenl roctet\ -•
MTV's not lorentenamment.tt'
for dl"latnment . The\ teach \OU •
1A.hate\Cr the)' want )OU to kno-
~ h). the} got the whole count f)
\\Orrted about .. unL:\ toilcl1. 1 \\tnt •
to a fncnd' house, and before I
could make n to the bathroom ht
~ ilc ran in there ~ith a can of air
lrc<~hencr , prayin n down wnn Ap­
ple BloYOm s.:enl. I fol got \1. hat t
went '" then: for. 1 had this str.ange
urge to piclc apples -
''Be tdc'. toilets don'&
sunk. . • \ ou wanru1 smell fresh,
ju<.t ta~e that pra} can and use ''
\\here if II do <~omc good. \' ou put it
\\here 11 btlon~ and you goua lot
smaller area to "ork with. ft
Gregor) liBbted up the house
\loith a di.ssenation on (an.ina. '"Some
OH BOY!
OH BOY!
SHE
LOVES M-.
I'm gonna tell her I love her.
too m the P1oneer Log$ Feb
9tssue Atilt CO$tS ts 50 cents
tor the hrst ten words anc:l 3
cents for each addit•onal
word Who's gonna hft me up
sot can reach tne mall Slot??
1 mu9t get my message and
proper payment to Cuptds'
Comer. c/o the Pioneer Log,
LC box 21. by Feb. 3.
Hey. btg person! You send a
valentine , too' Portland phtlosoph)i professor. and
Dr Rtchard LOY>). dlrtttor of radta·
uon oncolog) ul St Vutcent"s
Ho pttal Dr D;md Laurencc "" tll
~ the modcrutor
-If someone d1e5 tn }our famil}
unc:~pcctantl) )OU ha'-e to deal 'i~.llh
shocli:. then gnef and then man)
other th1np. ·Ford saad MP~pleare
JU 1 not pn:pared to h:lndlc that."
\ number of -orkshops will
also be pracnted . Workshop topics
mclude cuthanasaa. ll\"ing 'i~.lth d)­
in~ ~ucs an sutctde. Ute after death
and death a chan!!Jng defimuon.
Ford saad the conference topac
lint surfaced last Ma~ in lhe LC
Campu \1inastry Counetl. u.nd the
c:ol~ has mce been orA.ing m
COnJUOCllOO \\1lh the OLher eo-
people thin lhey can v.-.lk a\\'ll)
from a fan. pretend n isn'L their"s
But you <::ln't \\'lllk away from a fan.
It'll lollo\lo you .•• And an) 'll.).
tamn· I) health). faron' 15 spin1ual.
and fanm' ts UDI\~rsal. ) ou JUSllfJ
gotn' 'lloll'hout n for Ih-e or lX
months-
·aut ):OU v.omen got it the
hard~t ) ou fan 'Qhen \OU're
~
wcann' ~nty hose and n11 blo\11 :rour
hoes ott.~
Gregor) s~ud be couldn't bcbe"~
the ··me -the pubhc 'il.iU toh:ratc.
-Th~) got \1. omen utkln' the Pill o
the) "on•t tuwe bab1cs, and tbc) ~ ot
the \\Omen bebc\,n· that But look.
)OU got an O'ller-populauon
problem " ho you ,gonna cona:n­
lrtlle on. the babtcs or the bab\--
letJo
rove to
• ese
taste alike. sponsor Ecumcntcal Maru5.tnn of
On: on. and the iSonh1A.dt lnsututc:
for F.thio and l..zfc Sciences
~ SS 17S grunt from the Or"egon
Committee for the Humamucs
deh\ered on ~u:hed funds bastS.
alw helped make the conference
pms1bh: The Oregon Commanec for
the H umanuaes u an a.ffllwc oft~
:"\atlonal Endo1A.ment for the
H Ul'rul 01l1CS
The conference -.,u be free and
open to the commurut) 111 la~
There w,ll be no rcpstrauon ,.,tb ~
uc:epttOn of the 1A.Orbbops.
Ford s:nd studen Interested tn
v.or hop5 hould rcsuter earl)1 to
3\'0td .an~ problems. \\ orkshop
regs5tr.a11on 111 be hdd from .3 to
1 '0 p m. daal) at the chapel •
ma\:cn'! It's the b3b)·maken. and
the P1ll w dest _ned to ~ f1W ~'Cu
out
11u: ltnCl' lone ago due more
\\Omen "ho'n: on the Pill for 18 • months "11l contract utc:nne cancer.
nd people '" thts countcy dK" from
c:an~r n~n 90 s«ands."
Retum1ng to the ubJCC'l of the
symp aum Gregory td people
'\lo ho CUT) hate. CO\") nd jtalOUS)
"ith them don't seem to malizc they
w til hun tbem~hes more th•n
an\onc else
·1 canartJ a poe ctfulo!bone
manure round for \\ee canung
to thro\\ ll 1 an enem). but whose
poe et tS onna mcll bad for a
" h o lc wee .,... •
Hr outb.r to know. He bu crown up with O.inew .:oo*inc
• •• anJ spmr 0\-CT 10 \'eaJS in th~ rauunru businas. Jobnn-.
\\One ~y supcn"ises C"'lf'l7'hinc &om the ~ oi
necipes to c:he Kkction ol freSh ~ts daiJ~ All ol b.D
entrees aft cooked ro order.
Yoo11 find a ~ bu~ baoquct
f:aci1iOa and food...ro..so.. too.
Johnn-. b ln his rauur.uu
about 14 hours a d:a • Bu1 ~'ftl
if be isn't there to ~rttt ~ and
lOUr &mih, :ou can bet he 0
lu""<: seen ro it Wt ur <an·
tonesc diniQ~ ad~tun- ~ l-c­
rond~n-!
\\bog's
Ratau.nnt anJ ~
Chlnac and American f;ood
7601 \\~ 8arilur Bhd.
~!4S.l479
3 , Tri-et to
Tn~Met bu~' began ~erv1c:1ng
l.e"" and Clark: ever) other hour on
unda' Jan 22.. markma the tint
tame the college hal bad unda~ bu~
scn1ct Pre\loush. those taltng the
bu' on a unda\ "ould ha\t to walk • o'er a male from Taylon FerT) Road
and f crwalla~r If! .tdditu'ln bu e~ "ill trn\e before the hour on
\\tekdn}'
Reportedly . the ne" serv1~ wall
not ancre.1'e co~t' for Tn-Mct The
\\telda' pauem of altematang er­
' ace: from downtown to Jackson
H 1gh \chool and Lc\\ 11 and Clarl on
the number 40 Capatol H1llline has be-en translerred to 5unday
Tri-Mct ho' also changed ""
\\ed.dn~ \thedule !O thut bu"c' wall
no\\ arrl\c five manutc' before the
hour ln\tcnd or after the hour Bu~
po ~enger' therefore, wtll no longer
ho'c to wnll 50 manute'i on ~mpu~
before their on-the-hour clo'l~e\ . f n-Mct will also be hold1ng
heunng-. on whether to create a new
number W h~ hne to Lewt'l and
(lurk v1o Borbur and Terw1lligcr
from do\\nl""-n Thts lane would
anclude undny servtce, ornval~
before cln'i~e.-. and serVIce between
the Bnrbur Burhngame area and the
campt•!> • ysern
I n•ltatute John I uffeny of
tnthohc Compu" Mtnt&t"
\Cntor Murc Rosenbaum ·
the need lor "tundnv ,erv1ce.
before tlO\\C' and Burn~•&ar~ .
\'ICC on
Africa
0111u be done to a m•
hoW I would rc
Mn~lne sa1d that to r
Lit Review to be released soon If adopted by Tn-Met, the new
hne would replace the current
number 40 <~ervice to the college and
would be e~tpec ted to allow greater
'hoppmg convcmence for r~identml
lltudent' and sta!f. and w11l nl<~o
provtde connectmg serv1ce to other
fn Met routes A ln·Met mcettng hlJ
~cheduled lor Feb 8. 7 30
W1l\on Htgh School f he
\\ill be broaden !It O\•er the con1~:~
I) cobk telev1ston system
L R'lt year ut u sim1lar
on cumpu' no I C studentl.
mana~tnllor\ , fuculty or stafl Rcgard le~s ol wh,
10 d1rectl)' as51j
roPI·C$ of ,out hern
,111ft', Burn~ satd, the
UOIVCf'itlle' dOlO •
John Kllcktr
Or lht Ph•rtt'ff I OJ
Thh term·, edtt1on of the
lneran Re\ at\\ "111 feature htgher •
quaht~ matenah and "ill ttll be
g1' en to ,tudent' "tlhout charge
.. Thl' )eJr we·,e gone to h1gher
quaht) p;.tper an an efT on to upgrnde
the maga11ne:· ~1d co-edator Frank
\lorton ment
Morton \aid he hopes to con­
tinut the mnga11ne ~ growth by an­
cludmg the "'onhwe,tern School of
La" "We would hke to see the In\\
,chotll gel tn"olved in ~ubmllllng to
the mag_a1ine .
.. The)' are a large untapped
crcathe pool. but ~c nc\er get much
.;ubmitted b\ them (And) I \\ould -hl.;e to 'ee the ta~.uJI\ get more
'"''lhed.-
T he !.all j..,ue "til be a \'Oilable in Thnver room I from <VJO a m to 1
p.m on .. rtdoy, f-eb 3 and ngu1n on
Monday feb I) llt 9 30 a.m. whale
the .. uppl} ln~t~
Tht'i vear there will be onl} 6SO
cop1e-. (ach Le\\t~ and Clark stu
dent IS allowed one free copy and
contnhutor.. are allowed two
Quc~tum' 'hould be d1rected
10\\ard .. t lleran Rcvte~ ad\ IS Oro~­
troff or the cdttol'\ Lt~a Keppler and
Morton. • The Jan 22 schedule changes
and con tderouon of a new LC bus
hne re~uhed from suggesll on~ made
an Jan 1977 at n Tn·Met board
hearing concerning the abohtton ol
the number 39 Dunthorpe hne.
Dunng the heanng Joe Dun·
lord of the LC English Langunge ed However. ~uages tiollJ
member\ ol the Duntl.
Neaghhorhood A~'IOCIOtlon to
tend the number 40 line
accepted b)' Tn-Met
l ho'e anterested an Clt~trea11
their vtew, 10 Tn-Met or
intcre,ted 10 \clung up an
campus mecung w1th
'hould cunto~ct Bctt) Barker,
Met rlunner. at 238-4896 One• Lit.,r, Amtt~ran iltll'nllon
•ran 1~ the utle ot a poem wnuen b)
(rt\hman Ru,~ll Holder and the
name of the raiJI~\Ue of the l iteran •
Re,1e" maprine .
The mag.azinc I!> a collection ol
\tudcOI ,, nd tacult) cxprc~~aon, ft
\1onon ~id Free U gives p ~ icipants diverse c
\bout .20 .. tudenh in the L11
RcHc\\ da~.. put together th~
pubhc:t1ion Ten to twcl\c 'tudent!>
edit poem' and the rcmamdcr do
graphiC' art' and publici" \1onon
'illd
\II :.ubm111cd poem and an
\\Orh arc rc\lc\\ed ~\eral tim~
befurr the taJI come' to the llnal
dec''"'" ,,n "hat b pnntcd
llu )IMr 2 0 poems "ere '>Ub·
milled Olthat numbcr onh J.S \\Crc •
cho~n b\ the <.tan
rhc lll Re\ le\\ abo lcJIUte~
untquc and origmal photograph) .
•\\'h:u "e loo'-tor tn the ca~e of
pholO@ntph~ I' \\CII printed plCIUr~
"11 h an cmpha,is on no\C:h) and
crcall\lt) ol the ~UbJCCt matter."
Monon ~•d
l he l.at Rcvic" c1a~ wtll be
pultln~ out another magaz.tnc dunng
spnn£ term ubmt!>~aon~ for the
nc" I' ue can be turned an lo Cam­
pu• Bo~ 1J7 and the deadline wtll be
Mar .S
This ~~ the econd }ear the clas\
has produced '"o m.agauncs m one
\eJr Monon ~1d thi' \\as due to •
Ia~• \car·~ edator. Jdl Frazter, and to
the "illumln<~ttng help" ol ad' JSor
Too\ O•troll oi the Enghsh depan-'-oarah Burn'
Or the I'IMtff I ~~~
I ~"i~ and (.Jar!.' free l nher­
"'). the tlnl) nne oflercd tn thl\ an~a.
olfe~ 40 cla~,e~ .md ha' O\cr ~00
p.lriiCIJ'cl nh I hi\ ) car.
.. The tn,truclor' .ue \er\ plea\~
cd \\lth the number' 3nd ml'(es of
people.'' "llld \hk.e Ford, \tudent
act I\ 111e .. director 1nd Free U ad­,,,ur
free clua .. e-.. a' the name
1mphe), arc "uhout charge. and arc
tau~ht b\ 'olunteer ... Cia"~ range
trom ~OChll Danung to English
Handbcll Rmg.ng • '\o mMructor
m.1lc~ u penn\ on at Ford ..aad
Though f-ord \illd students 'are
reluctant to teach." he added that
.. more ~tudent teachers are mo;truc­
lmg tht' ~ear than U)Ual"
"!Fret l ) comphmcn t" other
lund!> ol thm~ that happen at the
..chool and gaves alumna and com­
munlt\ people .a chance to get m­
\Oivcd tn le" il> and Clark." Ford
~•d ... It reOect:~. 1 he ph1losophv that
people can learn ~uhout recetvmg
degreC<J. ..
,\s an 1ndacauon of al1mnt
rc pon,c. 107 of the Free U'\ 500
l'!an•c•pant~ arc: alumm
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I e I han 5 M1nu1cs from I.C
II \ ~I -II I' \1. 245-2188
i'-n5 s w H.trhur Bouh:,ard f-1>rd tt'ol over the progrom hl\t
\ear ..tnd tncrt.N~d enrollment from
200 h' QOO Though enrollment ''
dll"O 200 compared wnh IU\1 year
r ord '"'d the JQ78 .. ree l I\
'rclall\eh 'uccc .. ,ful "
hud attnbuted the de~rea~e in
enrollment h• ha' not de\olmg a\
much \\ork to 1t. "La,t }car I put
more "ork tnto It," he stud
'tl' to e\ en people began plan·
n1n~ the 197 Free l tht' lull The
mo,l '"'trumentJI. ford \Atd. were
'<lphomc•r~ \helle\ 'orton and
J<liln \1alam
\her onl~ two c:la"e~. the
Dulctmer cia~\ cun pin" 'Ro~.
Ro". Ro" Your Boat:" "T\\Inkle,
-T \\tnkk I 1ttlc
\unt Rodtc .. tar" and "Go fell
fhe Enghsh Hnndbell Rmgmg
chw, 1' u~1ng handbclh donated b~
\gne~ Hanagan last )prtng Aud1o ~
'I\Ual director and an~tructor
t.mlc) Clt~rkc sntd "some of you
c.1n't rc:ud note~ and were alreadv • making mu ... ic •
<i1'\ 'tudent' over the clas' hmat
arc .tltcnding the -\rab1c cia,., Our·
1n1; the lir~t )e .... ion Instructor Os­
amu Qutba wrote all the !lludent"
name, tn Arab1c on the board
F.nrollmcn t \\-as haghest an the
d.tncc cla .. ,e) The Socull Dance
-
-lA '-lOBELL RI"GlNG
Part ut I ( ' r rc" l nl\er .. tl\ program. cl."' hu' been attended b) Ill
pit '' ho arc e'<pectcd to le.un
\\\tng \\llhT. tango, rhumba,'
trot polka. horn hU'Itle, bo,san
Jnd other' There were 115
ltctpant!\ an the I olk Oanc1ng ·
thl' w· ond l;u gc't
l nrullment \Hl\ h1ghcM 111
dunce cla\\t' r he ~octal
clit'' hil' been attended b} 113
rk \\ ho arc e:\pectcd to lc:.trn
'wmg. \\Uitl, tango. rhumba t
trut. polka. hura, hu,tle. bo\\all'
.tnd other~. 1 he Folk: Dancmg
\\ llh 115 purttcapanl\ \\Ill
hr,aeh. Greek and Balkan
dance:.. and plan to attend
\\cckl·nd \\ork,hop an Februan
Soap Operahelpslanguagestuden
l.t1ri Putman
(If tbt l'h•nfft I Ill
~c\. romance and cnme arc
being l~aturcd an ·• ')punash him
'enc' nt•" ~howtn!( .11 I cwu, .1nd
C1.1rk l>c,crtbed "~ a "~oup opera ·
the 1oruhamla -ene,le. bemg u'ed on
a trutl ba"" by begmnmg level
Sp.tnl~h cla'se'.
Mit '" a 'nap operu Wtth ,, bus1c
chuntcter. love plot and cnme
drama. ~•d Sandra Boscheuo. alec­
turer in Span"h at I ew" and Clark
1 he film )erte\ n accompanied
by u grammar book and ~crap\ fhe
$ludenta ~ee one ep11ode a week., sent
hi the college I hrough the mill I
\tudenh Ci~t v1c" the segment~
in cJa,~ then •ugn up to s« the film
twc' mnrc tunt:, dunng the week
-I he ~rudcnh become completely
ammcr,cd 10 the ltlm." Bu•chc:tlcl
,,lid
Wlllh:n ,,,lll~nmenl\ , class dl~­
cu' tun .tnd !!r.amrnnr h~!>snn' c.tn
•• 11 ..,~ t"'nt~·•cd ''" f{,rmarn,thl· rmun
~har. t~t· r
The luruhoudu 11pprorch ts u
rcltef lrl'lm thl' hc.l\) text bonk onen· t;allun c.:tunrnon to begmntng
l.tn~un~c '' udtc\. Bo~chctto 'laJd In
addmon 'ltudcnh get the opportunt·
I\ to heM ~panl\h ~polt.cn b) a
number ''t reople wh1lc vtcw1ng a
r.mtr.t\itl ol modern Spain
\,the matn ch,tracter Ram1ro
lt,l\l''' thruug.h Spa1n. !>tudcnh nrc
npu .. cd tu ,, vanet)' 01 background
.1ntl .. uh-cultur~ WThe ma1n pur­
PIN: nl /aruhanrlo I) cultural.
hc,aiJ~.' gr.1mmuttcal." Boscheuo
'<111.1
I houtth Bu,chetto and Mon1cu
I I on .al~oo ul I he foreign language
depurtmc:nt have u~ed rhe sertt) at
the \lnl\cr.,ny of Oregon. rhu 1& the
f1N ume 1t hus been shown at l C
II tha.: him ~ene~ I) well recetved.
th~o\ 'atd 11 Will be U)ed agatn next
\car \u lar buth 'itudents and lncul·
I\ 'cctn tn he cnthU!IIastic
lin ~cnc' · c:uh ural a' reel" are
olllhlllt-' th~ lllll't ttpprcc:intcd accM~
dmt! lu '""' }~·.tr l:angu.agc .. tudcnr'
fl,ll Cortll. Iuiie \Ha\er antl JuJu~
Spencer .. , liU c.tn get the lccl ul the:
l.tll!:ll·tgc." ( 1f11l s:11d.
Spcnlcr s;ud. "Sumc ul 11 "
llt.ii~:Uinlh hut \\C l1ml.; lnr \\.trd Ill 11 hc,au~,. 11 '' lun"' ..
I he tc.achcr' 'llld :hc:\
C\<.llcd "'' '' udcnt r~pon\e to
'Uic\ I he him M•vc.. st
'ntncthtnt: tu \\nlc .tbout,thc\
I hH~<c\.cr both 'tudcnt'
llacher' hu\ c \orne mmor
pl.11 "" ,, huut the Ci lm Teacn::
'nmetame-. huvc trouble wrlchron;
tng the t:nammur lesson\ wath
lilm cpl\nde.. particularly "hen
011111 "runn1n@ 'lowly Studcnb f
the cpa~t>des bonng by the th1rd
thruu11h
" I "ICc would probabl}
lll\lllt:h " \pcnccr 'IUid
Prudu~d h\ the Bruash
\'tt~ottng ( umpun\. the him was
111 thl.' '-'ilfh Jq?o, .1nd lcaturc\\
.1c.:tnr,. nu•dcrn mu"c.-and
lll\hHH1' Un,chcttu uttnbutc:'
ul lhl.' \Crtc,· ;appe.tl tu the ••l!C 111
dun.lll'-'r' 11 hnut thl.' :t)IC: ul ~:o
~tmlcnt '
""" hl•th> and I lura ,,ud
cnuiiH. a~c l"\l•n "tuJ.:nt• \\hu dts
1.11.."• 'lp.umh lu "·•tch the
~IIIII\.' I "1!"'" l' pi.IU.lll\11\\ Ml )II\
\\ II hill I h"• I IIIII .111d lllll\'h ''' I hl•
1 .. llllll•\ ~·· h.tl
,.,,,,,.,., I c •ll. l"d•r11ura .!. colleges m the
~cholarsh• pt
uden1n from the Ct
or the educalll
"111r1ment at the U11
wa' out 10 the
in wh1ch that ur
the population
He so1d the Umv
un in~ttiU
to do -.
llhin the legal hmats
~011e in the status of
n populauon grc
de\elopment progr11
oupte of years ln111a
'M"·" b> Burn11. t h
ed the unwer51ty
•Helptng at Ci·
ha\'e been short
•Studytng the
and other pan
nn•• \tudents pracu
~ence -related area
•Prondtng edud
•Pianmng low-<:
roJeCt undertaken b3
facultv mem~ •
cbool ol arch1tcctun
"The Unaversll)'
1nvo!-.cd tn an ac•
o-~a' program . ' f\l'>'•"'cc ~ Burn' sat
not a handout, th
II ror its own I
A~ late as 1974
~h1te pcr~on l
reqUired
llll\~nn } ~~ udents
ICOple that the gove
tho<e arc:<l.) beca u s1
tradiuonal
kers," Bur1
"It took courag~
Rtchard Luyt. hea
t1ncc the mtd-19~
Iinson officer. 'G
ho~ the umver
5e~ and hi.;~
Burns satd adm~
~to the mora
The} questton
the Ctskel~
'uppomng 1
pobc~
agamst n,
'ld...t ~1th a unnmrr
and 'tudent!
~uld be gnen
•fbat d1dn't n:
l<lll\liCal leader no
the C 1\kea gover
ton:ae ·• he ,,ud ... ~
cntcna thut WI
(\\&: d gtvc)
.~,,o~n,.:.: .at allllmc:l
s
AFI
John Burns did I
and the Clskel
Ptt~ntt t /.oR. Fth Institute John LtffeM)
111
C'othohc Campo" Mm"t"
lenaor Marc Ro~enbaum
,he need for 'Iunday \CrYac:c
' >cfore clas~es and Bu .. .,.&llllw
;I~
A T ra M c:t mc:eu ng hta
lchtduled lor 1-eb. 8. 7.30 p
..Valson Hagh School The
vall be brood cast over the C011'a,.,
~ cable telcvisaon system
lost year nt u samilar
m cnmpu~ no I C nudenta.
nma~trntor!l, faculty or ,ta(J
'd However.
nember\ of the Dunt
Jeagh borhood A )socaatton 10
end the number 40 lane
cceptc:d by Tn-Mc:t
T ho)c: 1 ntc:restc:d m CXIlreu
1c:ar view'> to Tra-Met or
ltcre,ted m 'c:ttmg up an
ampu~ meeting With f
1ould cont<Jtl Belt) Barker • 1c:t planner at 238-4896
a 'Is hu\ been attended b} II l
It who .ltc expected to leilrn
\lng. wnlt1 tango rhumba,
~t polka hora, hu,tlc: b05\~n
'ld other.. 1 here: were: II S
~•pan!'. 1n the: f-olk Dancmg ·
c-,c:~ond large't
r nrollmenl v.a, htghc\1 an
tnct ciU\\C\. r he: Socml
n'' ha' been attended b) IIJ
e who arc npected to learn
~ang. \\aht tango, rhumb.1, (
ot polka. hora, hu'>tle bo\\an
1d other:. 1 he Folio. Dancang
1th II S part1capant' "'all
raeh. Cm:ck and Balkan
lncc,, and plan to allen~
~ch·nd \\ ork)hop 1n 1-cbruan
~estuden
cca u:o.l 11 1:. I un n\ "
lhc teacher' \Uld :he\
\Cllt:d b\ \t Udcnt fC\pOnl'lc tO
mn I he him ga'>'c'
•mcthmg tu wrue .tbout. the!~
Ho\\C\I!f both "itUdcnt'
~adler' hu\ t.: 'ome manor
l.unh .about the: falm r·cac~~
,l01Cllllll!!!. hil\e trouble <.v,,rhrnr.
~l! the ~rammor le1son., wath
lm c:pa:.ode ... p.nllculorly when
•:ul " run nan!! :.lowly · t udenh
le c:pa!>ode~ bonng by the thard
UllU!!h
~TwaC\: would pmbabh
,,,u~h " c:;pcncc:r :.aad
Pr,•ducc:d hv the Bruash 111'"'
))ltantt ( dmpam. the: 111m wu'
lth~: c.trl\' 1970, .1nd tc:uturc',
'hlf\. IOII<Icrn nlU\1( and •"""'
~hamh Un,lhcllo .111 rabutc'
the 'cnc,· .tppcul hi the ..tllC nl
lurm:tl.'t)l .1bnu1 the attc ul cui
udcn"
Jlu,dJ~·IIn and l·lnct ,,lid I
lL'nur.lt!~ ' C\l'll to.IUdcnh '~h11 J,, I'
I.,,• '\p;uu'h 111 ".tldl the ,~·r
tnll' I nJ.!Ihh ~' fllan.tllun" .u ~·
II Inn th~· trim ,IJid llllh'h "' ah~· r
111111-H I h,tf
p,,,..,., I~~~ . l"c·hruura 2. I on
Africa
L)llllnurd from paRt I
,.,010 be cJone to a man's feeunp. I
ho" I would react to that 1f
hrnconc ,,ud that to me and 1 were
Jt~ ..
Regurdle ~~ of whether I C wall
10 darc:ctly o1ssast the black
of ~outhern Afnca an the
~. .. ,r1'. Burn' ,nad, there are already
una .. er~alle~ doing it He Mid
nt••• colleges m the M1dwest had
1cholanh1p! to black
from the Caskea. and the
of the educauonal research
ment at the Unavensty of 11-
wu' ,,ut an the area studyang
in whach that umversaty could
the population
He \aid the Unaversny of Cape
an ans\ltutaon whach
to do what at can
l,•h•~ the legal hmlls to push for
!un11c in the status of our black and
n population groups." ho$ hod
dc,cJopment program for the last
buple nf yean lnltaated and coor-
1natcd by Burns. the plan has an­
lllllfil the umvers1ty in.
•Helptng nt Ctske1 hospatals
Jl have been short of staff
•Studysng the agncultural
and other pans of the land,
~tudcn ts pracucal expenence
ICiencc: related areas.
• Pro\adi ng educational help
• Plan nang low-cost housing. a
.:mnt undertaken b} both students
la,ult} members from the
..hnnl ot architecture.
"The l naver~IIY of Cape Town
tnvol\cd in an acro'is-the-board.
program of mutual
ancc" BurM said, but one Lhat
not a handout, the university "
it tor 11.-, own benefit IU well
A~ late B"i 1974 or '75 though
~hilt penon gomg tnto the
kml~~~~ nd' requ1red a permit "and
enatv '>tuden t~ were the last
~oplc th<tt the government wanted
tho\e areal> because they regarded
rudcnl,, traditiona lly, as pollucal
toubtlemakcr'i." Burns said
"It took courage for a man (like
Rtchard l uyt. head of the umver­
tJnce the mad-1960s) to~) to me.
ha~on offiC'er. 'Go ahead"' and
ho" the unaversat) could help
C)cbe and hl'i people
Burns 'i,ud admtntStrators were
a' to the morabty of the deca­
lhey quesuoned whether-by
~lpiall! the Casket the UOI'>'ersny
'uppomng the separated
t\tlclllment pohc~ tt was com­
agaan't That qu~uoning
.-..,11 ~ath a unantmous d~tston ot
and 'itudcnts that ou~ttance
1outd be 8" en
"That d1dn't mean helptng a
ounu't:ill leader not Lenno~ Sebe
the ( ''ket go' ernment but the
~""' c-." he ,,ud "\nd Lhat wu~ the:
critcnu th<ll we-hud .tnd that
(\\c'd g•ve) an) und all
~~~tuncc .11 .Ill limes With one: Objet:-
SOUTH
AFRICA tave to amprove the lot of the black
man an the Citkct "
Burns Sllld the Uruversaty of
Cape rown haa been a leader m
proteuang government raeaal
pohca~ llance 1958 when faculty
memben. students and staff pcr­
'onnel 1tuged a "tremendous
protellt .. ugamst the Separate: Educa
11on Act That act made at alleaal for
o whate umver111Y to accept .1 black
of lndacun student unles'l the
college butlt ror the u~e of hal or her
ethnac group did not prov1de ade­
quate educational facthtaes
"Here ts the olde~t . the mo~n
prclltlgtous un1venaty tn tbe
'louthern hc:ml'lphcrc: (doing thlt),"
he 'uad "Faculty and students
dedacated them!lelvc~ (to the cause)
und the\ actually plonted o great bag
rock an the: library noor. and they
dedacated them!lelve• to fight for
.tcademac freedom and the nght to
admit anybody, irrespettaYe of the1r
race:, their color or thetr creed "
A year or two later he stud,
tho~e •ame people had more prot~t
morche' lor the ,umc: rea,on~ und,
though •ome were .urested and
beaten they rededicated themselve s
"to the cau~" fhear Declaratton of
Dedacauon an opposuaon to govern­
ment policy ho'> appeared 10 every
IS\Ue of the unaversaty's prospcctuJ
smce Also, anyone who applie5 for a
posiuon there recetve'l a sheet of
paper thot 'Oay!l the uruvers1ty does
not bcheve an segregauon and is
dedicated to oppo,ang It, those who
fall out apphcauons musa unders­
tand that convacuon
E'en the Unn·ersit) of
Stellenbo,ch the oldest Afrikaon
untver~llv and a recent affiliate: of
Portland State UmYersity- has
done dc:vc:lopmc:nt work among the:
black people. One department there
'tudied all aspect~ of the Ciskei
homeland. from~~~ economtc roots,
to andu,trial a!lracultural. and urban
and regtonal plannang
Wnh anternataonal protest and
embargo gro\\ ang agaan!ltthc nauon,
\uch dc:o,c:Jopment proJect~ nrc: gain­
mg more uttenuon both from out­
•ude and from the general populus.
Donald Wood\, <I former newsp•per
editor there who c:scuped to Greot
Brnaan. and SteYe Btk.o, who Burn!>
met before he daed under susplCIOU~
ctrcumo;tan~'> in a South Afncan
pn\on have mere a sed adverse atten­
uon ._.., well Burm satd
-~The South Alncan ,cene ha)
been racked \\tth trauma nght now.
he..trt-'>earchang <.~mong the: whites
ts \\ell it ts inevatable .. he sa1d "In
other "ord<o whstc academacs -
paMscularly antellectuuls. w nter),
white ,\frikaan wnters are really
hovang a trcmendou' 'ltruggle to
reconcth: government polk v and
thclf O\\ n humnnttanun attltudo.
"The:\ know the ractal policies
.ne ammoral. but al~o they do hu'ie
the tnborn. tnbred rehgJOus. (and)
pohucal hlyaltae:o.
"fl owc:v.:r, one hn" to rea lite
that tn ,omc •n,wnce'l, e:\h.Hng
polic•c' arc hardened by negative
rc.u:uon to 1 he attempt~ ol ,J mnn
THE CISKEI HOMELAND
John Burns did llaslon work between the University of Cape Town
and the Clskel
p,.,,., .. , l.oR. Fthruon 1, 1978 JOHN BURNS
He's been accused of beang a CIA agent and a s1ooge.
(hke Jerem} Shearer) to put forward
ht'i government's vaewpoints .
"And thl5, I thank, as what 11
happening relative to embargoes and
~ncuons and this lS what Am­
bassador Andrew Young (US
reprcsentatave on the Unated
Nauons) 'aid· 'Don't dnve them mto
a laager (an Afnkaan term for con­
,olidating one·~ posauon and
fighung)-
. -. Though born in South Africu.
Burns bc:C<tme an Amencan ettizen
before teach1ngot Whitman College,
Walle Wallu Community College an
Wu,hangt on. and tbe Universal) ' of
lndaana He returned to Africa m Lhe
early 1970'~ to JOin the staff of the
Untversny of Cape Town, worlr.mg
an development and civil nghLS
Burn !~ 'poke at LC Nov 9, 1976
and wa!. later criueized, both by students and by the Pionttr Log, u
beang o propagandist for rhe South
Afnean government
.. When I went to South Africa, I
wa~ uccused of bemg a CIA agent, ..
he said. "I w11 accused of being a spy
for the South African governmen t
when I wme to America. I've been
coiled a \tooge or lhat governmen t
by your ne .... spapcr (the Log)_
Mit 5eems I can't win for losing.•
Alpine Club takes to the hills
Lewis and Clark Alpine Club members bundle up plan and take part in various outdoor tnpa-many
for warmth on a recent expedition . Club members of wh1ch mvolve the mountains and Iota of snow.
5 usic cha.itman's work reflects' ......... of celebration'
\nn Pien.on
or '"~ ~ '•>e
Jern I ueddel"' ne"' chatrman
<~I tht "~ ht)C\1 or \.t u~tc. '' not afraid
to m.1le chant;~. In fact, \\hen he
to<'~ the J<'b. he made a prom"e to uf.\-"en tf) tlU Uettcd 10 the rat race,
\Ill! illfC \II II 8 fill, •
"ome ~h.tng~ in the philosoph)
"' the mu ic depanment wl.luld
prme bcnelt"1al both to major and
nnn-maJOI"\, he ~ud an an tnten1e\\
"~lu,,c '' un art ofcelebrauon;· C'tlncernrd lur buth ntU'\1~ mQJOr'
.tnd non-maJor:s
He reel\ that mu,tc maJon.
,hould he gt\Cn a more rc.llisllc
ptctu~ "' the pro(e<.,toMI 'II. orld.
.. Our depanment mu't take ''eP' to
rema1n current .. on u parallel w1th
'AN ART OF CELEBRATION' 8& II H ..
"Mus•c •s an art of celebratton ' satd Jerry This sense of celebratton should be the tounda-
Luedders , chatrman of the LC School of Music. lion of our curnculum
l'r~tdent Jnhn Howard thai he
'II.Ould make ml!>talo
-ocher" t\C'. 11 would mean that
I '\\1l,n"1 lf)ln[! nm rhmg lhat hadn'c
he-en lned roo limes bcto~.-he S41d.
In ht des~. 1here •~ an oc­
Cll)tonal rem1nder that he muM tale
chanca or make nothmg or h1m elf.
Dinners,
GrrJt '•rhol'
C II ttl f "" r I •'I:
'-c\er.tl lund-nthcr: an.· un­
dem.l\ In htndi: Errol Or,J\, a • I C\o\t' .md Oarl \IUdcnt "ho recet\-
ed .. e,crc head tnjune-t tn .1 reccnr
automobile ac:csdent I ueddl."r, ..:ud -1 ht' 'en'C' ol
l ~ h~ h r olll\l n 'h (1 u I d b ~ I he
flhthhllph• .tl I nund.lttun ,,1 ntH
rurrh; ululll
-~ \\IIUid hJ..\• Ill'« ,tn C'Ctlln~
and \ 1~r.101 fliU'I" i.kp.trtm~nt, unC'
I h.t I '' \\ cll·11111: I! I .11 ,'(j \\ II h I h\." 1'1:'1 tl I
th\· ,,111\flll' •• I ui:dder' ,,JicJ he '' h, f'llliC"HinHI \lOrld," he 'atd
\\ 1 llU'I fll('fi,IIC mU'>IC' \IUden"
h: hn•,'.tlh .uu.l mt:ntalh to be .
Jln•l"""h'n.tl' -
I "''thkr' kch the,tandard) tor
·• fll'rlllrrll.llll'l.' <.h:~rec mu't be rai,cd
h~\:.111'"'· ,,1 prc,,·nt. tho'e tandurd'
,U\' IIIII ht~h Cn1•Ugh to COmj'lcle 10
e d Errol Oray
dl.'nl '-ol\ h~ lll'\.'d' \:l,(I<HI hi "4.11\K)
h•r ltll•d ,,nJ ·•r-•nm,•nt n·r11
I h" I~\ h,,, or~.IOIICd '1.'\l."".tl
fur J·•·""'"c l'llurt• .:tllltllltJ thl·m ,,
wr•c' nl mtcrn.lllon,tl dmnl.'r' I ht:
Ill I dtnnt:l hl.'ltl 1,111 ~11. lc.IIU: ll
\r,, hl.tn d1'h" prcp.trl.'d ln \ h·
dull.•h \I-~ "·•h.tll"'l .m 1 \rn,•l
\l,,n,ntu I'''·'' rr•t\:\."Ctl' r.u, .. -d
\o\~rc UnlliiiCt,lfl\ e'llm.tled ul s 1.000
\ Per 1.10 dtnn,·r \\Ill he hL •
\l,u .J 111 tlw ( ''""~'I l h.tmhcr
\II "''!!Ill J,l\ lrtp w \l.unllnn .
\k\1\,ll \\Ill h. l.llllc:J (lll l'l\ lhl'
,w,1~111 '\;"'"" l11d1 Jnn.uc:c.l the
lnp·, IIIII Cohl I ht• lrtp \\01' pur~oh.t~·
~~1 lhltll I • t.llllflll' !\tlldl'nt I r,J\cl
'-d tu: hr.uwh '""'''' UIL' .1 mntmn
t'l\ 'l:llotllll '-dllllltl
J(.llll\• ud.l.'l' h.th' h~>cn ''" ,,,Jc
'llll\.' l,tn 1h .IIJJ \\ •'1 H'lllolln
,1\,JII.thll· ••nh thruUJ.!h I. ,1\, I.,.,
•
In ltdl.'t-. can he l<•und .11 the •
the profe,.,lonul merkel.
'"Rat '"R perlormnnc;;e stan
durd' doe' not mean exclUding peo
pic lr~'m mu,tc." Lucdder \atd ~We
m&N 1.'\p.tnd the c.,r~r po,Stbthlle\
ot the maJor at I he 'a me ttme and not
ltmn 11 to tradtllonnl role:.
"fltl\\lbthiiC'\ 10 \UCh Jre:l\ 11\
muMc re\'lc\\ ptuno tunmg arl\
.tdmtnt•lrnllon. and 111d1o progrom­
"""l:l could be Cll.plored " An tn
lern,htp I~ prc'\entl} betng 'el up
"''h che Orcson ~ymphon) tn lhe
field of Ml' udmtnl\lr.ttion
I. ucdde"' -.a1d he I !I concerned
thut 'orne non-mllJO"' con,tder the
mU'IIC' dep,,nment ommou" or lor
~1ddtn1! '\Ve mu"'t lmd a curnculum
• tnd m'•de tll perlorm • .tncc that can
pc.1l.: to all ~
p,l"tble curriculum cllpan,ion'
for the non·nl.IJOr include clu"e' on
\ltddle F.a,tem. ,\ 1an and lrican
mu,tc. le.trn1ng to u'e an electronic
'nthe,llc:r .• tnd field trip couf'l~ to
c\pcncnce dtllerent k.1nd' of mu11ic
.. Mu,tl.' '' an acll~e an," hC' ~id , "I
um C:\('Crtentaall) oriented.'
"I am .11\o tuving more 'uppon
lur our jan pro(tram Thl\ ~ummer
there "ill be a 'll.ork~hop gJ\en by
jt111 ptant:o.t (Jeorge Sheanng "
I ucdder' 1\ concerned with he·
tn~ re'Jl'ln:-1\(' to the enttre campo'
'\\ c mu:.t he t1c'\tble and \\ilhng to
cart:h out <Jiternath •e performance
.rca' on c.tmpu' .. he 'i<Ud Tht\ 1den
\\,,, te,ted during finab week la~l
tl'nn \\hen 1 he L c:wt~ and Clark J311 cn,cmhlc g>l\e IO·m•nute cot~r.., •.
the hbntr).
I uedder' al\o )ce' room
tmprmcment tn the muste ou1Jc1
n~cu "It\ hurder to think cn~tn
'" ,uch u blund bu1ldtng," he
\\C' .trc plunntng on 'omc: ,1~~,
bold llrtwork lor the wufl~ •
I ucddc:r' '' 1.1 bu~y man
the ,,dmtnt\lr.lll\c dUllC'\, he ttir'..
'"'llphone p.trt llmt "My da~11
horrendou'h long \otnettmt\, bt
tnllt"l on tc.tchans (Seven ot
.. tudtnt' tran,ferred from
8em:d1c1 College 10 Mtnnc:•ot• ll tn nrckr In cnnttnue their le\l~
\\ 11h htm )
H c u '", perr ormed I he l'eff~::
m.uiCC' ttl a \\Orld premiere nr ......
\lith thc: M1nne,ocu
re\.~ntl~
Challenlltng people und
cumc' c.t•ih In l.ucddcl'\ , .. M,.,
~,·nmplatn that I.C people arc
·•r·•thcuc. but I ec them a' OCIIRII~
cumlortable, he 'atd. ftc h~e~
;tf'pruuch pcoph: '" ne\o\,
po-.,thl) uncomlurtablc
~c:ep thtni! .thH
He: wu nt~ the mu\tC: deiPIU1mtt:'
l(t bt rnnre ac~:c~s1blt 1 han 11 ho' lief
10 tht pa't 'We mu-.1 ~ta) on t.
cutung edge: I don't want ngtd roh
hut rather a 'c:n!>e or opc:nnc•1 1
'en, ... uf "elehrauon
r he 4UOIC: on hi\ door b~ f.Jnj~ •.
"m r.tJJ., ul ·the tnumph
cmhu'""'" '-othtntz !treat wu~ tlf:
.tchtCH'tf \\II hnUt II
I und-r;:u •ng cfron are ~mg
'f'OibOrcd h\ bnih thC' tudent :M:ODie
and lh~ lntcrn&~ttOlllll • tudcnb
\ .. ocmuon T"'o fund-rnt)tng
f'WpO'IIh \\CfC Initialed before the
\C'nate h\ nff-campu ~cnator Colb\
Schmnt
Oru~ no"' r.ecupcratang under
the cmc or h~ moth~r 'II. ho fl)"' O\cr
hom t .. tanbul. 1 url.c\. hope' to
return lo C'htwl hall term In 1h~
tnlcnm lncnd' ul the lur~t~h stU· f ru.la\ I c:h ~ tn :-o.t.tmm I >mu ~
Rttum ~:!50 per platl.' \ Central
\rncnC'.tn dmnc:r ho~s ~ .. ·n ll.'nt.lll\•
I\ '""' I nr h:h 2.S l~o'lllpktolll lllh\rlll,IIIUII Jc:,J.. thl•
'-I Udllll I r.t' d '-l'n ICl', t h1.• hHl'l!!ll
'-11 Jl.'nh c llltl:l' .anti thl' .,_I l r:ttfh•
••lhn· I ),111,1111111 flll~o'\.' '' \~ CONVINCING BACKGROUND
• Th•s sculpture
Butld1~g
I'm,,,.,., 1. •c /, l•tw~r, J. JIJlJi P..tlhl'r 1h.1n !>pon~ur a d•nncr
l,tr.tnl.'"l "IUd\."Otb \\Ill "h0\o\ a
'·•P·'""''C film \\llh ( ngh"h ,un.
1111 .. -.. (. un~un ttme hu' been ''' lor
..
'CODE OF PHYLOGENY' I h~ollr .. \Ill}!'"' thl.'tr.n \\Ill th.·
hdtl .11 1 h.: ~ch IJ Senute rncettnt~
.mcJ lht: \Hnncr "'Ill be nc.rihcd
•
'
c • uu• • • ,
by Obae SlmOntS Will go tn front or Ohn When L edders came to Lew1s and Clark this fall rrom St Benedtct
C )liege tn Mmnesota seven St Bened1c1 students transferred to LCln
o 'ler to contmue takmg saxophone lessons from him
Local artists hired by college
to create campus decorations
1\ati I t.t''~ l'll
01 lht• l'tulfl rt I Ht
"I' l',utl.ultf ,,,,,,,,arecurrent·
1\ \\oiiL.IIII! till oiM\\&HI.. Ill be: pJac&.:d
Ill olllli .lhllllltf ll'\\1\ ,and l."larl
htui,Jm!!' I h~· ·'"''Ill arc: l'•lld
lhl''"!lh .1 gt.ttll f1W\Idcd ~' lh\."
l ••ntf!tl.'hl'll'''.: I mpJ,,, m..-nc .md
lr,JIIIIIl~ \~t
'I hl .lit""'" \\Ill ~ ,til ,ncr
~·llllflll' 111 the ""''' leg.&l tescarch
~~u,•r l.:mplch1n lhlllU~hll ut the
'dh•nl · "'"J '''"' \nn 'unn.mdln
''"''•"" "' l'n•,tucnt luhn HP\\olfd
I h\ C I I \ !t'·'"' '' .tn ''UI·
~romlh "' olll ~-llllct ~r.lllt lrom thc
I l,l\ 11111 llu\h.\111 1\IUIIi.lhln•n ul
""'"' "' 1 I h4 prL'\1•111' gr.tnl JMitl
lm ,, "' rnru~•uot 1\ luch c.Js.,cu•~ru lht·
l'•''"lllhl\ oil ,1 C•llllflll\ ,HI g,allen
"lin~· •til hl'lhlll~~ th,ll CMtlC 0111
111 1 h\ 111~'1.'11 n~ ",1 ~ tlltlt ",. ~hnu ld n 't
II oil I 1111111 \\ 1.' h.11.f .t hutft.ftng," :'liiH­
IIIollhllll '•1111 -~ hl• \o\ h11k L'llffif'U'
Lolli ~ ol )!oiJI\'1\ -
\II h••U~h tilL" ~tiler~ ''!oil II ten·
l.tltH' th .. • "''''" hucd ~' th..:cullc~c
'""' .tlrl·.aJ~ "•Hltnf ••n ,..-,er.tl f11Ce.!' tll .trl
\\ t•rkmg \\llh .trchuc't' ol tllc
II('\\ rC,I.'olfC h C<:ntcr ,JOd ChCilll'tn
hlui,Juu.~·- .1rll\l" o~rc de,tgntn~ "'1mc
••I thl· .tr1\HHl tu go trblde .tnd
''""'tic the nc" hutldtn~~ .
( hth\.'ll .titer ol number tlllnll'f·
\h.'\\ • 1\ ath lither f,urtl.tnd ,Jf"t'U Ill·
II''' \\l'n: thr..-c p.unten> Rtchard
ll,,, ,, lit II llt•flpe und Chllord
Cok.1'1ln, l\l(l s,uJptu,..., Obtc
Sunun'' \1 ho 1~ourh \\llh mct.tl •• tnd
( .ar "" 11 ( nil' "hu ,,h•e" ~,oil l'Uip­
tur .. " \\ llh r\.lrcr .tnd fll.to;llc•: (lOt
ph,•ll•cr.tplt~·~. Inn I ,•cdtcmc:sr.
'' ho •~ Ita.. my f'l\:lurc" In he -hu"n
till Col fllf'lli
I hl ,lftf•t' .tr~ putd .ar·
l't"' nn••ll'h li '" 1 month lrmn rhr
gr.1111 \dllch \\llll.'nJ Oct 'll. 197
"I he' ·r,· 111 J11mg \MJIIIJ\ ilmount'
Ill \\tHk ,1\lniUOI,hll oiiiJ, ''Jht
'ntlptur lllol) ht· ti''IO~ unl\ IWtl 01
lhr\'"' f'll."~'t''-"htll." the phullll(r.tphet
''ell fl'•'h.,hh du ~c,cr.cl
-\\' 'lwuiJ l,lt'l "lllllt! ,,, chc
f'IHl'' till l:olnlf'U• '1\lllll, ~1.•111'\'
\'\\1\1111\' ,, \\'"""'~ •• •
6 The Right to Ole
of the Good Deaf
Wednesday . Febr
3o p m Agnes
'.vhen Death Is Anllcl
. M(lnesd w Fe or unr
, 3D om
, Agnes FlanuQctn Ch
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1 Sl" rta c sco 1 ncot
~m liar\ Unl~l'IS h
l •11
'1'1 .JI"' Rot:scnnc llor
w~•.art professor
~J'' ,.,('.,, of Pn lOS
,,.,. ~ ,,. , Clar ~> Co tie
All oOa Ben:; M S '/<j
A C S w 0£~pnrtmcnl
S.X•A \•,or~ Prov•ocn
~!CI~tar C£>ntttr
S:ller Maulyn Schwl'
OSS RN MSN
a;:m n slrator Beneo•
"""'"9 Cen1cr Mt A
lhts proreca I'IIIS bee)
COSstble 1n part by a
!•om tnu Orogon Co
101 tne Humanattus ar
atloiJate ol the Nalton•
E!l<lowmf\nt ror tne
i1ymanottf'S
Suppl!!mental hmd1n
~n granh•d by low Ct'" Cottllgl• th••
4isl""tatcd Student~
lt .. &s .tnd Ctarll and
luke luther an Churco
-tion'
mblc g.t\C' IO·minutc c:onee111
hbrar~
I ucdd~r' .LI,o sec' room
ro"cmcnt in the mu,tc: ou1k!
If ... II\ hctrdcr to thmk '"'t:.llln
uch a blond butldlng, h~
e arc plannang on 'lome ~tlld
iJ ,utv. ork lor the walls
I ucddcn " a buw mnn Bt,
,Jdmtnl'ltrJuvc duta~ . he •c••"l.
ilphonc pan-umc "My dn~
rc:ndousl\ long 'omellm~). b
'' 11n tcach.ng (Seven ol .
:f~:n" tr.m,rerrcd lrom
lcdlC! (llllege in Mannesnt.
m order to c;ontinue their 1~!C:J
:~ h1m 1
He u"o performed fhe l'l(f11.-.
ilce' (ll .1 world premterc or.,,.,...;
1 the Mtnn~ota Or"n .....
•ntl\
C hallcng•ng Jl'!Oplc and
1c' ""'ilv to Luedde~ M·'""
plato that I.C people .ue
lhcaic. but I ~C'C them u' bctn
tlonahlc. he 'utd. He hkn
roach people in ncv..
,ibl\ uncomlurt,1blc •
than~ .11tvc
He v.unt' the mu,tc ae:putrtm~
• more Jc~e!>stblc than It hu' bft.
llc pa't .. We mu-.t \IU} on
ing cd!lt I don't want rtgtd ro!Q,
rather .1 'cn~>c of opcnne." 1
le or celchrauun ..
The ~uott on h1' door b)' ~;;m11•
talk' of "the tnumph
U\t:f\m ~01 ht ng ltfWI was tlrt
t\ cd '' 11 hout 11 ...
GROUND
'k th1s tall from St Benedict
iStudenrs transferred to LCin
;ons from him
by college
lecorations
ol ~HI
~ orJ...1ng \\ nh archttcct' ol tht
tw..rch \;\!ntc:r .end chcml'lr\
P~'~ .trtt'h are d\." t~mng s\lmc
. .err'' or l to gn tn-.edc: .end
c thl· OC\\ hu1hhn~s
hl"~·n ~••~r .1 numhcr ol entc:r·
'"'" 111hc:r ,,lutl,lnd .trea u·
~ere thrcc r.untcr R IChltrd
Bell tfpppc and <. ltlruro
n. I" n culphm.. Ohtr
1• ''hll ''nrl!O. '"'" mctul .. 1nd
11 ( nl\! "IH' dt'Cll h'"ll ,culp·
1 llh rl.lf'l.'l untJ pla'IIIC,, nnt
r.tphcr. I an I ,,cdtemcu.
11~ 111p pt~.:lun:!'oo to he ~h•"'"
I'll"
C .u II I!\ ,, II.' p;u<J .1 p•
1111ch 1\ltl,e m\lnth hmn thr
.1 htdl "llll'n1J {.)~I lf. 1117
h' .111 dotn~ \UfluU" .unnunl'
d; \ur m;lndtn ... ud "I he
1r 111.1\ h,· dusng llnl\ tv.,; ut
•ten:" "htll· the phntu~r~•rhel
1b.1bh du 't'\crul
~ ~· ''"11111.1 [let ,.,,ne ,,, 1 hr
''" CollllflU!\ ~lhlrl, he, ,JIJ\l'
w t' \\lll !.Ill)!.. •
6 h & Dying: Personal, Social, and Institutional Issues
The Right to Ole: Technology and Changing Concepts
of the Good Death In the West
Wednesday. February 8
3 30 p m Agnes Flanagan Chapel
runam Mey. Ph 0 • 1s
tf\Jifman o~ 1111 Rellg•ous
S~·tJ 0£>P·1flment of
lrd•~n• Unlwcrsely and a
M: nail' recogne z~d
1 IIIO••h on tSSUl'S Of deatl'l
~~ oyong Hl' IS II fellow al
l~ Jnslllute lor Soc•t!ly
[1!\ICS n'~d the lote
5: ~1\t'CS Hnsllngs Ne""
y • Hr tll5 alSO be1•n ol
ltT.P45 um P IIIICopan l at
rttf rrc• .,, annual mec l~nos
on c~atn 1no dv1np
Ptntl.
When Death Is Anticipated
wroncsday Febr u ... 8
POp !TI
Ag:'IC5 F lnBQ:tn Chapl'11
rtt , l I' I tJ
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I' I"'MJt
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St~ "31
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r I C£>nl n
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man \I 0
st no nco 09 c;•
• ~t•ce
[' P•• 1\CCul n
~ ,,..,.,H 1 1"51 tu:c
0 It ~CI n t"S
I\ " o i'lll rs
St !IC Coii;;>QC
SCO 1 ~COIOQ•tll
Un1vcr5 t or
;tf!"' Rottacl'lac t1cr Pn 0
w sl 1 protcssor
t\!!~Jfll' t nl Qf Pt'nloSOPI'l\
. "' a Clnr ~>. Ct>llege
1 A1h>0a Bn:rs M S \'II
1 A C S w Ot'PIIflmont Ql
1 Soc a WtJr> Pro~•acn'o
1 U•c cal C ••ntor
1 »t~• Mlll llyn Schwab
OSB RN MSN
I ~"'onatraror Ben eo cu,e
ll:.:rsmg Contcr Mt Anpel sponsotud by lhe Amorrcan
Assocr.etron lor lflr!
Advaneftmnnt or ScotJnce
For lh•• IIIII lOut '(tJIUS Mtty
nas been Clllt•ctor IIFJCI
teacher of month·long
srmm.1rs on mC!o•car ettucs
SPOnSOh'd b\ II'>C Natton,ll
Endowml'nt for tho.!
Human1I•CS Our~ng 1976 7i
ht se•~eCl as an obst·r~£>r l
Ni'W Vorl. HoSptiDiltlla
g111nud c-.pOIIIlnCo In ltll.'
10 lo ... •ng ctmtc.11 •cllmgs
Workshop'
\\ ed1 • •' CbtUI.HV 8
830 pm
Localtons 10 tie announc •'d
luurt •n Eulh11n111 14
Wll'tl! I 1 l
t I II•
... 11
Ill ., I
I 1 '
l (}' I .... (
to •ll' ,v •n
n fT' , , ,t 1
Rt> 1J ! 1
li • • t
Support ol Ill~ Grtewtngllnd
Oytng
H "' Jl' "'
n A st I • ' ,
•
It\ \O,rtlrot
"I'> I "'" • ,, 1
l HV \'., 1'>1! 't"' \101'.•
CCIOI'I J '.' r!u lr)
Duth A Cl,.~rng
D•fln~llon
Wf>lll I ttw CMI '' f1 ~
bC.I•IIt-••n tfddll "
ael•~ t•on· ol ..:li.'olll" ijnc
D•t~tn aeatr> Hov. d
C:DIIOIIICMS :J'I('Cf .:1 n
tlbOUt IIPPJOPII~Ii.' ftll' d"d
our conc:P.r's ' th ll" •UI• 11
lest•!' R"t1" ro .. ult~
Por'l \t a 1 It Ul' ~t' ol~
Th~ Dying end Grltwtng
Problem In Communlcellon
Nn Jl "" 1t1£' 0111 cull•~:& a no
Slh1~ses '" communoCiUIOn
nmong me csvang tne11
ram lies ana m('d•Cnl su•tt"
Kall'lleen HaiiMtl M Ed
counselot Pro~•o cncc
Mec11ca1 Ccnret
Mtcnacl HllflntJil M 0
llSSOC•IIIC dlf~I Or
Hemc-do'JI s•~ Un11 GoOd
Sllm/ltolar Ho~~ 11.1
Oeclalon-Malllng wllh llmlled Heellh Reeoutcea
G•ven tnat ,., • • 8
:soc•el) wllrl :~catcc health
resources now ao ""~
eQuitably allocatu them ana
10 wnom··lhe n•gl'l·nsk
newbOrn tnu nnnc:ttcappcCJ
1t1e dy•ng tnu •nl•tm·· by
wh81 C'tllrmu ?
Mlchotll Ga~lond Ph £'1
.,l,tllnQ proh!$SOI on
biOtllhtcS . Portlnnd Stnll•
UntwtHSIIY coauthor E lfltCS
ot New 8o•n /'ltllns•vu (.;aro
living wllh Dying ·Pir1 I
How can I face my own
dyang'~ Note Th•:; w111 DC a
small qroup oapenoncc •n
rell~c11nn upon c:IClllh
WOtlt:ShOI) ellenc:toes woll
nawtJ a second sess1oo
togethllt on February ~
Re_goslrahon IS hmtlt'd 10 2!1
Art Nanna M A l ooucator general med1Cto1tl 1urgery
lt'tmtnaf conc•u c~'
PllvChtlltr'l' ano ntugnbo•
tiOOc:l flCDIIh C41lfl Ho• IllS
wrollcn numo•ous a•1•CIM
onclud•ng 0 ;tlh liS
Rellgoous Rf'<tltty and Ill>
Tncologteat lnlcrpretauon
I nr Snaal Po""'l'l ol Ot•alh
•n Conlt•mpoto•y E.•N •·
t nc•"' ~nd All•full•'S
l ow:ud lh• NI'V.I\ De to
I ~, , ..
I • t
Planmn9 Ahrad
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Dying Well .. t ' ,,,.. , ... I • '0'1
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pr , H" p J I o11
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1 •sRs ,,..,~•M:1
'I Sll •l 1l~d 0 t or
Allttnallvea In lang•l,.rm
Ceft lor lh(! O~tng
Wn,l( <' ,, t ,,~ • tD
" 1• •' f' •t~<~na ,,, ' "' "
t!tO~ dt• lt<lf\ II > Ut• I •
s1 DD.;)r • 1 • lhr d\' -, '" •
lh 9' (!; '9 ~ ""to .
(10:.5 btl I o.:S J' I lit n
II II •I I"S'
T r• su Bom~•s R 0!'9
1t m c lit-<ut rn 1 i! Gr 1
P.:JntN~IS
Jcnn lrr G£Ht't d•tt Cl r
MOll<' i COih C011nt
lou•sc w ttson R N
Nurs•rtp Hornt i as· Fotcc
Grll) Pa,tnt'rt. Death by Chance·-Death by Choice
Thursday , February 9
3 30 p.m Agnes Flanagan Chapel
Oenlel Magutrtt, S T 0
It" JCI'Ir otulosoptJ•cllt ancs
tnoot~ ·cnl orl'lic& ar
MRrQuOll Umveralty In nts
""'Dtks tte 11•1 .. s to
unco ~t(lr "'" humolno and
11101lll d1mCOSIOOS
Submurg od In triO ICCilfloCBI
,1nd di!>C•PIIfl llt~ ffii'Sh ol
l'>tl rt 1>1' H1~ prOh $SIOfUII
wor• If ,. •lOllS I\ • :snd IllS
a•'• l1'1t and ooo~ r:
nun IOUS In I!UCI t t'l1 10 n
bM> D !1'1 t • Ch , .ttr
Pan~ I
When Outl'l es Uneapected
Thursdsy H>b•uar,q
b J(l '
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E. 1 • '" C' s) ~ I ~ Thl'
·~· . ..
• fl!JS Wflll~n SA'IfCIBI OJt11CfllS
c.cplor•ng rno pro~·· ' moral
dommton !hal we ~·e ov r
ll'>e dying pr()C(!n In a
lorthcommg bOa~ lho
Montr Cho•cc (spnng 1978)
Aagu11e e.lUlmtnes 1ne
mt!1h0d& Dy ... tuetl we m1gnt
more sens•t•vely dt5eern '" a
CrOU·dt5eopllrt!!r r "" y tnt.'
numantZ1"9 POSStb•hl•es
present •n lht! p OQramu ol
hum n Drn<HnOt H h 5
eclurod •••I nstvl!ly n tn"
Workshops
Thursday Februar,. 9
830 pm
LOCJI•ons 10 oe 3nnounc ed
luues of Eulh01111 1e
Wr I I • !HI
.. ,., ' .
• ..,•llllt'Q f
I
Suppor1 or tne Gncvlng ana
Dying
• "" 1 .... • .. '1 1:l
I I • S ;lO t
:l ;; ano
\•, a• 'leo ;,~ ~u
a d " <'
l-1 th.o. , ',1 0 •
r I t!" n Cd P SlOt
E ~ •' P 4" ~
~ 1 ..:1 c 101
Chllar<~n Dvlag end
Grlt•lng
l SliP.PD•t I'd
" ...al are n Plu
1 rn ng.,n gre .. e~"To
'':'I{ '"' " .,, ~a~ .,.,9.,
SL5ttt .tar\ t :ne .\n9ct£
~ R R N Oroec ~t uc!l t
Pr , IOr'f'IC • ~·t~ A C..nter
lltu•• In Sulctd~
~~v. o .... e r.,.-:;ogl" :1'
su c O.t 5} mot m., "'"c
tel' ~qs"
P, te• W11rner ... "' 0 pas.:o
P I. RosE' Unti!NJ Weth.oors:
Cn n d11ector Non ""-est
• onp f\ssoc ates
W dow to Widow Support
Groupt lor lhe Grl••lng
•"> ,..., <~~POll grOUt!$ are
a~a•labl e 1n out commun•t)?
w "'' aces W1.:~ to
'<coo"' o•o• ce.,
T ('tfiC ~ lie Dh 0 BSStSiant
profess r Scnoo of Uroan
A•ra11s Poruano State
Un •t!'S•t)' r;trorcet
op roltons flt:!ar:l truttule of
Ag,ng
Lll• Allet Lll•
wnut arc '"'' soc•a
lncoi01Jocat and mea cal
tSPeCI& Ol OU\·OI•bOCh
e'IPl'llenccs 11 lhc: tome ot
UP. 1ltl '>
E111: L31'1Ciau M 0"' er.ecutr .. c
aueclot Cenleor on 0) mg
nd Surv'""9 E~l'n
Ore: ; n
The Or•gon Nalural Death
Act
Wh"l \3 •s our nel'o staltlle
permtl C1ltZcns to dectd••
AbOUt I hi.' II C:AI C ~f\en
0\lng .. "'"•' arc tl'l statutes
ht'TllliliiOns~
Ron W~den J 0 ~
This pro,"ct nu b~on moaP
OOSs•blfJ en part oy a grdnt
11om tnu Oregon Commottt·ll
lof "" Human•llllS on
lll•l•ole ol ll'>e Nat•on&!
Elldowmcnt tor lht'l
Hvmanlloes Conlerflncu coordenators
Michael Ford, Jane Raible,
and Er•c Landau Conteronce cosponso•• and contncs persons Conlett!n~ Pl;~nnong Commollee
Supotcmonlal lund~ng teas
tttfl fltotnll'd Dy lowoS and
Clatk Collvqr lrlt•
~\OC•••I~d Slud~nt' ot
lt"o& 111\CI C liltlo. 11nd 'SI
lv~~~ L utr'ttt111n Churel'l
-I Center on Ovtng & Sutv•>~ng
12.30 KII\Citd Str ... oel
Eug~no Orogon 97401
Eflc Lendau
Lnw•& and Clark College
F .HIIona, Ort>gon 97219
Michael Ford Ecum ntcal M ntstucs
ot Ort..-gon
0245 S W Bancroll Stlt 1
Poruand Ort.ogon 97:!01
tiQtlJCil Oyke
NOtlh...,Mt IOSlllull' lor e tfltC.S & the Life Sc•f!nCC!~
6241 31&1 N E
Sc·atllc wasrungton 99 tt~
Jat'le Ra1bte
-Alan 0 cale
Horace OuJo.c
Pan• Floo
Rob~\ Goldmnn
Ooug Col<l5mtt"
Kalu Hartnell
M•chaet Hanncll
MArgutH• tt~ He~slcr country net ., Canada on
tho subaecl ol ocatn
I 0
a c M
I
Living wnn Cancer
H 'ft • ,.. '"
"' .,.. 0
as Stant a"a .J"
The Eai)C!ricnce of o .. ltl In utrr ll,. •
H .,. a " <1 11 ent 41' anc .,t)e, rc c Dl" a
1:1 OtlfT'lmta las" n II r
I ItO"' CJI! 11'1 llt "
PUI" Ph 0 tllfl
p:s l'lOl 9t.SI 0 • tr
ano renab •tallon GOOCJ
S.tn'llttlll Ha'o 1.4 an!l
1-1eo ca Ce te•
living "'llh Oytng--<Par1 II
T~ s worS.s!lop s a
.. o~"t nu.:ll on 1ro"'
We<~nesca~ "ghl o. d 15
m It'd 10 I!!OS "'"0
uen.:leel ll't" pre~ ous
sess~n
Art N11nna 1 A T educat r
a"d couns .. or n onvat
"' tl ce
John LAflert~
qoger Nelsen
Taylo• Pouer
8111 Ronschaefer
Ma11e Rotlscna~~:~ tilf
Oell Smtltl
Gail W\I'Tlan
O&wTd Young •
7 , The sllent treatment
h' amazm~ ho~ much pwple h.ne learned about the press Jince the
po~t-\\'atergatc crate o~cr the newt medaa bcpn o~. e\'t:ryone knowa
"'h.tt term~ m.e ·deep backaround" and '"off-the-record .. mean even af the)'
,etmctim~ u~ them through paranoia ratherthan undentandingand JWltce.
The term" have o(kn been mi5wcd at thu colic~-.. happened wt
Metnda~ ni.ht "'hen John Bums.. newl)·appoanted noc:iate Oarcctor o(
~,eJopmcnt ,.pole bctore the student -.enAte
l,:ost Fnda) afternoon. \I.e rece1\'Cd .t telephone call from student bod)
JU"C>Idcnt R.andy Stender" ho satd Bums would prdcr the Monday mccung
":It put .. olT-tbc-recotd .. because "he wtll be more open about what he
th nl' " \\ e a~reed to that after somt' thought. bcawe ""e reuoned that
Burn) \\OUid u~ nothang more "on·thc-n:-c:otdw than he had told us an a
n:a: nt mtel"·te~ .
But C\-en '"off-the-record" Bum) J&td absolute!) nothing contro'\crsi.al
or that c-ould. 1n any wa~. affect bb relauon,htp with the -Vrican leaders he
~ull rema10~ 10 contact ¥~1th . He dadn't t'\'l:D tell tht' Knaton all the\ c:ouJd
hl\t' read Jn thl~ i ~ue ur the Pionnr Log.
lhough ¥~e "ould preter that the term '"ofl·thc-record .. was not \\-ldcl\
lni'l¥~n . "e understand that, in order to prott'Ct ourC'Q and ~me
repullliiOrt!» . the term do~ ha\~ "' JUdiaous u~ . What we cannot agree
\\tlh.though. :snd we do not S4) thl\ to cast a~ptrsaons malicious!) at Bums.
•~ the mdascnmanate u'c ol ~uch a term.
It b the purpo'e of a nev. paper $UCh as thas to gl\'e student,, as ~ell u
facult' and "tall member all the anJormauon the) ""'ant and need. We feel.
therelore.. that 11 as an IDJUstict to those readers when an)bod) or any group
1ncd to hade hchand the doa~ of •ofHherccord .•
E.'p«aall) ~hen 1here ~~ no concct\'Bble reuon to do ~o. •
To the Editor
B~ disgruntled over Log reporting
The t'dnonal .. tart ot tht'
Pionpn Log la~t ~eek c:\preso.ed
concern that officen oi the \ LC
)hould be clt'Cled on the ba~•) ol
abaht~ and lnht¥~orthtnC$S
Wtth thi!o I cannot argue
But It ~rm to me 1ha1 tho~ o
concerned v.nh the antegnt) of ~tu­
dcnl o' ernmc:nt should lool.: v.ith
Of'(11 mand~ not onl) at n~ problel1l)
but :abo 11:. achte\-emcnt'.
t!n·ups for 1\ L( offi~clos­
t'd la-a Fnda~ v.uh a rather dt~p­
pomunc turnout. h's apparent to me
that the lac~ ol enthu~tasm for
curnnt A LC clectlorb ~~large I) the
tault of unra\!OI"'.lblc PIOnt•tr l.DR
co,erage Rather than fcx:usang on
such C\cOL<~. .l\ the <J.Uempt to c"(p.1nd
Pamplin ~\port~ Center hours. the
Student legal ~en JC:e Gutdt', the
raffie for Errol Ora). or an} of the
pending Senate bills, the LoR cho~
10 CO\-er the Scott Perltn~ 15suc wtth
a front pa~c stol"\' for the fifth time tht' \ear • The onh mcntton of the \ LC •
•gn-up~ "a~ ob cured :o.omewhere
on the la51 page. l~o 1 ::.uc-1 betore
the ••gn·UP' clost'd
I haH· npencnccd a \Wing
to¥~ard~ more ~tudcnt parttcipation
dunnf m) admtni~tration Ho""e'cr .
) our one~tdcd em:Jttonal CO\crage
ol \ \LC problem~ ha~ \pread dls·
ench tntment ,\ large percentage of
the tudcnl hod) ~now~ nothmg
about "hat the i\ l.C ha~ done.
out adc of the Scott Pcrkms cue and
the ridtculou~ charge\ brought
ag;tin\t me l.t$t term.
Rather than continuing 'en­
);JfiOnul practice~. I .. uggesc thut the
lA~ [olll bad to the bas1e1 tncludang
I actual reportm(l. Jc:curate quotmg.
and equitable co\eruge of campus
ach1e\ cment'.
• Randall s,ncltr
..t I ( Pfl·nciMt
Recyclables must be sorted
shght correcuon needs to be
made concermng the ru:>c:lable
matenal listed in Last '\\oeck's
Pu:mHT Log,
The Items liSted onl) dtfferen­
llAtcd bei'N'Cen recyclable and non­
rcc~clable types of papu. The
follo~Aana matenals arc alto
rcc:ydable · glan bottlea. steel cans..
an) t)pe of alum1num (foal. cans
lawn fumnure. etc ), cardboard.
newspaper brown wrappma paper
and paper bap. and computer
paper. Th~ thtnp should be
depcn1ted 1n the recyclina cans along
\\llh the kinds or paper listed in the
Lu~ 1rt1clc.
We "'ould hke to cntourase . - . everyone s coopera.tton tn "'para una
then recyclabln . Hov.co;er, v.e re·
que~t thut those who are too lu) or
careless to con11der the cnvuonmen­
lal resuhli of thctr habtu plca.c not
d1Jrup1 our program b) pulling '"pr­
bage· 1 non-recytlablcs) en to our
cam. We !ilmpl) do not ha\le ume to
sort the matenals "'e r~ne
We .. ould hke to make rCC)cl·
ang a"1ulablc to all those \lihO would
hlc to partt('lp&tc We reahu that
prrfcc:t rooperauon by everyone 11
•n 1mpoutble goal, but we would
hll:e to maLe recydang u c<ny as
po r.tblc Once the habit 11
de\oelopcd . 1t 1• no more dtnicult to
tel~~ 1nto one reccptulc or another.
We !A'ould appreaate an)
~ouggnuonli for •mpfO\ement ol the
r«'\chng prosram We can be reach·
cd ttt \ nu can lel\oc a me.!il&t' at the \Sl C oflicc... e't 248
Thanl~ to all ~o~rho ha'e
coopcruted an the p~ut (and future).
Ellrn ~ltut
1\ath~rtnt> Pmrhard
L,..., u ancl Clark
R'nrltnR 7 ram
LETTERS POLICY
Letters to the Editor
should t>e addrtWJed to Box
21 The dead/me ts noon,
Mondays Submlutons
should t>e typed. double­
spaced and mclude the
authors name as well as
academ1c class or faculty
standmg All letters will be
punted Out are sut>Ject to
editing lor grammar and
length. No anonymous or
falsely s1gned letters will os
put.Ji1shed
CilJE.CiiT EDJTOR IAi.S
fhc Pwnur Lot accept1 guest
v. r1t1cn cduoriala on matt en. ol an­
tercst 10 l cv.ia. 11nd Clark studcnl6.
lacull) and ita(f mcmben
r: dllonals should be incuef ul.
infnrmaii\IC and wnuen wuh a pur­
po~oC 1n m1nd other than jutt at­
taclung •omethina or someone for
the 5JJkc ol attack.
Send cditonal• to campus boa
21 The deadhne 1' C:\lcry Fridl)'. -[Jrtar', notr:
Thr fo/lowmj
(J(IKmal/l prtnttd
ol Or~on Oatly
rtprlntrrl hrr~
, flrwspaprr wpport,
Emerald raktJ m
JruJom
Not tn'n th~
111,,1 ha1 thr rtl(lrt
ronmrullonal pro1
rratmnal prrt,
nr" fpapn
The l S Oepaa
Clittn8 doubt up(
rc:ccntl} (iled .tn a
tnend ol the cour
L ~upreme Court
po~er be ghcn to
rec•lically. that tl
po~er to -.earch .n
for e\1dcncc tn cnt
LC grad, class of '7 6, dies of The: case en
Suprcmt Court fr;
of the: -\meric:nn \
menl Jnd freedom
CJ,.\C: )terM from a
ofliet"\ of the Sta
nt\\o~paper the 5tl Jtff Pierct
Plunftr I ur t dllur In·( hltl
Do HlU remember ,,
named ( 1 nd\ Ba J..er''
~h~ died '" De"'embcr 'tudent
Baler uor.ed lo cntu:11c mo"'
reporter' lor bein~ callow.. and
,hall<m. the J.;ind to "hom ., tront
f'.li!!C ~ton meant more than the
people 10\0hed tn that 'tor).
But 'he ''a' ne,er told th;u the
'ubJ«I ol an an ten 1e'' had dted
(" ·~· In \eptember IQ76 m\ tiN •
a'<~tgnmenl lor the Pmnr-tr l..oR "'u
to \\Mte Baler"' obuuar\. Former •
eduor-m~haef Geofl Co" lc\ told me
~he had b«n 'itrucl '\\oUh cancer
dunntt her !>Cntor \c.lr here .nd dted
't'' eral month\ later
A former "ntcr tor the /.Qg. Buler graduated from I ewas 1tnd
Clarl an ~ft1rch 1976 She ¥~0~ an-
terc,ted an cau~es of man~ ktnd),
I rom \iiYtng whal~ to promoting
\Hlmen\ nght~ he \cemed the la't
of the card~arrytng <~Chvt:st<; from
the po,t-\'aetnam \\-.1r era, when
"am olvcd" 'tudento; turned their
energie' :o boyco11ing grnpes or
lubhying agaan!tl the anterests of bag
hU\IOC"
r ho-.c cau~c!> kept her 10
Oregon. Cov. I e) said. \O 1 should
began looltng around the Portland
.trea lor more tnformataon
I ched:ed the cemctcnec; and
lin.tll) "a' told a t""o-month old
phone number to c.all I dad hopang
Raler had 'bared her quarter' \\tth
,,,meunc ¥~ho could tell me
,,,methang Sht 'llld sht dad ha\e
type \.nown .. , htJtiou/1(
'\\ohtch arrcctcd her bod)'
1\ mph W'itcm She wru
der!lOtn(l chemothcrupy, a
trc.u ment thut had tuken
• • cancer rcmmHon~
l "o da\\ after that
'he cnlled me buck he'd
couple of mghts an ba".JW!
about her illne~~ and cunict
bnntttng.ll up.
"I a'' naght I ~a) rcadn
mv lu\t wtll and testament •
it to the LoR .. she s.ttd.
l(Oing to pull through I'm
dang to treatment "ell, dnd n
be o'er an a couple ol v.ceu
I'IJ hli\C '3 month~ or
rcJII:\tnf
Audience listens to right man ·~o vou CliO 'cratch ~n'"'
I'm ~uu here I'm now the
dtrcctor ol Cirecnpeace
con,en <1thln sroup) I plan
J;n, 'chool Tell everyone I
\\.JDI them <illling tO \Ce if r
here ltu Cr~ni n&
Ptontn I oa t nltnalnmtfll t dllor
The 'on-Violence '' \'tole nee
'-l) mp~'tum committee cho'l>e the
per1ect man to kid ofl ~~~ three-da)
program "'hen the~ cho)e Did.
vrego~ .
Gre[tOt). <~ profes tonal Jell\'''
and comedaan. can mantpulatc an
audtence of lt'ptic:s so v.cll that
there were time dunng has )peech an
the chapel la)t Monda) when you
could have heard a pan drop
A~ he denounced .the rw11on'5
racut se)ttSt and hosttlc mcntahty,
the aud1ence of 900 students. (acult)
and ofl-a1mp~ vtsators were amuio·
ed. hocked and doubtful
But -..,e hstened
We h11encd even though
Gregory's stausucs were dubaous
and h11 lo,;c was loose. He pulled
percentages ou1 of h11 pocket and
blamed evc,.....thtnJ on a mysterious
'"they-
We: hstencd because Gregory's
pnncaple~> arc admtrablc He 1S a
remnant of the romantic tdcahsm of
the 1960s. He was there wath Martin
Luther Kang. Jr .. Malcolm X and
Re\crend Abernath y.
But C..resor>'s approach " not a
haunting reminder of abandoned
activi~m He as here now, and he
offers hope for a baste c:awc that is
U!ouall\' euaer to •anore
Gregor)·, speech (ollo...,ed a
lormula desagned to hold Dn
l&Udiente. and he used 11 with the
~gthty of a seaaoned pohlictan
The qucstton lJ whether
students will follow Gresory's
~uu~uons We are not so much
itpathellc th~ days u skepucal
Gregor) himac:lf saJd, -vou can't
bclie"e anything lhese day:~ .. So why
!lhould we belic'lc ham? Why should
"e tx-he"e a man '\\oho 11 bctng patd
more th11n u thousand dollars to get
U\ nled up? lkc-au'e no one else t5 dotng tt as
\\Cll
Gregory appeals to our sense of
truth and good tntenuoru no matter
ho" di,toncd they ma> ha\c grov. n
Gregor) ha' an tmpact that behe~ a
b.t .. IC (Uilh in humanity and It feel\
nght.
11 )OU heard Gregor) talk. you
ma) \till tulle the roast beef. light up
~ ctgarene. pa) thas school S4.SOO a
~car or rart tn your pantyho~e But
~ uu "•II thinl twacc about wh)
) ou'rc doing ll And that t4 Oack
Grc~or\ 's ma .. ~JOn
l.ong hve Dtck Gregory. long
h\e U\ all. e I don't remember Baka
onl) remember \10ienl arr.:
erupun~ at Log ~taff mc:ctu)J!.
ing "htch 'he would storm
office in u I un· 011er 'orne • laonalh c\i\1 rcmarl \he •
uncalled for •\nd I reme
of the \ton~ .. he v. rotc undet
line "C BaJ..er -
13ut 'he wu .. one of the
behand one ol m) \tOnCJ
matter ho~ )he: would
reporter' .trc not cnllou'
\.tH the whale\
Pioneer Log __
Camput Bolt 21
Lew•• 111d Clark ColleQe. Portland Oregon fl72t9
Edttc»·ln-Cttlet Jell Pearce
Newt Editor: Ptlyllll Oster
Cop, Eclttore: Perry Olaoo. Hant
HOIZI\IQ ..
Pt\otog~y Editor: Kat1 Pet1110n
Sparta Editor Kim Hattwlg
Entertainment Editor Uta Groening
Att Dlt'Kfor C.rohne Gale
MY.tUtlng Manager:: Toby Padgett
CJn:ulatJon Maneeer: Mltl Maru
Wr11ML S.ranBumt . Murray Coleman,
Cl\ucll Fall Kau Lauwell Greg NIChola,
Ann Poerson Da~re Powell. Lori Putm1n.
Alyce Sadon~ 1 P1u1 Vogel
lporta. Murr1y Coleman Julie JOI1H,
John Kllc:ker Da,. lowe VInce Woodt
A••• Wond Ctndl Owen•
Publlck Occu~ : Karen Lomb1rd
Camput In 8r1ef· Anita M1r111
Phologr1ph~ . Bill o .. ne. Ken Fabllck,
O.loru Jon•• John Kllcker Mer11
Koten, fred LIA~~e Dwight Lay, Byron
Atce Flon Rtct11rda
Production Betty Bobrowlkl Ray
Ct1t11, Jell Dixon. Cnuca Fall. M1reh1
Gomberg. Keu t.u~Well Lori Putmen
Aly~ Sidon~
Compoaltlon . C•n<ty Bryant J1nlt
Clerts ~,..n Hareda Elizabeth He1H11,
Grece lnokuctu. Colby Schm•ll Buatneu M•n•r: John Seoll
Att.ltt Mall Wuerket
Photo acreanlng Kart Peteraen.
Lly
Mator edYieor Rtcn1rd Hoyt
Photogr'9fty •cttteor Ben S~~J'l ,
lplr1tual guidance 2111 • and JTt!11
Olltctat pyollcallon ot the A~=~
St~enta of lew11 1nd Clerk,
P111t1ne Htll Rolld Portllnd. Ort~~
8721(1 ProntiCI ¥rHIUy by lhl L•ll
O~wego R,,,,.,.. Second ctus polll
paid 11 Portland OreQon Annual
IUbJCttpllon COli, $3 7S lor U S
tubJCflbe"
Sllndlrd rates lor dltpley
ldYirtlllng, $~ 2S per COlumn .nCf\,
hill page, S 160 full page Chlrgt
cleuffeed edt. S OS per word Tbt
PIOII .. r LOg I editorial eno bUIIMII '
olf•c .. •re located on tne ba.aemtnl
Templeton ColleQe Canter
Vlewa .. p,....Nd are tho• ol
•rn•,..•nd do nol n&ee~tar11y retltld
~r•twt oft he ttudent bOdy tne llc,u!IJ.
the college adm1n11trauon Unlt!(IMIII
edllortalt are auggell41d and IPI)(IIII
by the 41dllora 111d m1nag." ol tM
paper end refleCt a m11011ty or ttiOif
olhce"
Membet ol lhe AIIOC•eted Coli~'" ' Preu
EallblllhiCI le42 f:arl) an 1971
ficcn "ere: tnJUrcd
dc:mon)l ratton in tl
otflcc' of the Joe
poh'e upparcntlv d
l,a\1 1010 thc1r own
pectc:dly ratded tt
ttcc' lcH.llo.1ng for 1
could U'\e to
dcmon,lr.ltOr\.
The pollee 'ie
photo laboratOI)
des~s and wn~t
couldn't find Jn~
U)(.
A lederal judj
UOCOO\tituttonul b
bad not attempted
for the mntenal I
rohcc apparently
pocrw bccau~c of
polic) of destroyu
e-.~nt ol demon~t
the paper u~etl
anon) mat) to new
The Ju~ttce 0
supporting. the Ot
\an \1atco Cou~
\hl poll~ in ~e~
pollee to enter r
armed onl~ w1th
That "ould, if the
po)llton. SI'C poh
the n-:mon the r
ne~,papcr office.
that \crge on p
and n tl) perhaps
attempted rape o
Correcti<
lithe U aJ
ma J.;c ~orrcc.:119
Pwnt't'r l o
nc:\\,pape r trtc~
tniMmUIIfln p
'hnuld admat tl
ma,t.t kc' 11 mu •
f-"jr,l an
•JRH( ~uw,,
'"" ""rd' ~o~rer,
~uute. mak1ngl
k.uhntL I he 1
Ha11leld Hull
l><1\C John. I crea,\.'d rc,ponl
Rc:,adcnco.: Ha!
hc~·n ~men Jut~
ltn,l~l' h<t' '-hai
"I h~: .tdm
"' th'-· IRHt h~
t «1'"1'"' 'tud~:n
\\nrth that "J
\\1:\:~ •lflf'h:ar 1~
\c~.:nntl ~
l ampu' an lit
¥~cc~' •I lUI ha1
10.:\\flllhJ! th\: '
hnn ... mJ ttlc ·
lluu .1 nd H\ I
""~""''' "' ltnt\1
will II h.' n~·' 1 h
'"''llhl "·"~' '·'
Ptunn•r l.ull. Frl s of cancer
"he '!atd 1he dad ho~e
1) pe k no" n u' histio.n•tlrn ... ,
\\htch arrected her bod~\
I) mph ,y'>tem She wa~ tk­
derg<lintt chemotherap-. •
tre<ltment that had tJken
cancer rema<~saons .
T"o dav' after that
\he called me back Shfd
courle ol naghb an bnf"j,Jiutt!:
<tbout her aline'\ and cunan1
bnng.ing.u up
"l a\1 naght I was ru1an:
m\' laM w1ll and test.1men1 • it to the LoR .. she sa.ad,
going to pull through I'm
dang to treatment ~ell , andn
be O\er in a couple of \\CCll
rll ha\e n month\ o[
rdte\ tng
""o you C'd.n crotch )o:J
rm ~ttll here. I'm now the
darector ot Grccnpeace O!ql
con~enatton group) 1 plan
Ia\\ '>Chool r ell everyone I
~ant them wlhng to ,ee af I
here ··
I don't remember Balct
onh remember v1olen1
eruplln~ at LoK 'tafr meet1~1~
ing ~ hach 'he would ~torm
oflice 10 It run over 'omc
~
llonall ~ .. e~t'>t remar~ ,he
uncalled lor. ,\nd I rememba
of the \ton~ ')he wrote unacr
hne "( Baker ...
But 'he wu .. one or the
hehand one ol m) \tone)
matter ho"' ,he "'oula
rcpnrtl·rs ..re not callou'
"·nc the whale ...
~rLog -----Bo• 21
Portland Oregon 87219
8ualn.u Mara;.r John Sc01t
Artllt Matt Wuarkar
Photo ~UHnlng Kart Petersen.
Lay
MajOr edvltor RIChard Hoyt
Pholo9~ acMtor: Ben Sh•I9PIII'l,
Spll1tulleutdan~ 21al'a and 371!11:
Otttc:lal publtcatton of the AJ.IIOQ. ..
StUdents or Lew~a and Clarlt, ""'~
Palaune H•ll Road, Portland, OrtjJI;
97219 Prantad wHIIIy by I~ LIU
0fl¥ego Rht•w S.Cond CIUI ~
oald at Pontena Oregon Annual
aubscr.plton c:oat. S3 75 for U S
subsertblta
Standard rates lor dllplay
~dvort111ng S2 25 per COlumn tnCI\
hall page, S160 lull page Charge
c:las.sthed eds t 05 per word Tilt
PIOII•or Log· a adllorlel and but•MII
oH•c•• ara located •n the bu~emlf'lll
Templeton College Center
Vlewa eaprassec:1 are tnoll ol
wruera and do not necetllr11y ralltiCII
v•twa ol t~ atudent bOdy the faculty
the college admlnlltrauon unalgl,.,
ICIItortala ere auggostad and ap~~
by the ttclltora and manaCJOla of tnll
paper ana r•llocl a matorlty ol !hOlt
otllc:era
·t~ Colltglalo Pt•u
d la42 should
(.JrwrJ nott':
T ht fo/lowmR t'dllortal ~·aJ
01,1mollr prrnlf'd in tht l.Jmvtrfll>
oj Ougon Oaaly Emerald. It IJ
upttnud htrt btcaust this
~ rpaptr u1pports tht' po1ltlon tht
Esncrald tall.tJ 1n fa~·or of prtss
Jtttdom
f\'at t'\'tn tht /tdnaJ govtrn·
n~tnl ho.( tht' rtRIIt to tndangtr that
rtJnJIIII.IttO nal prowston-bt 11 tht
n11ttanol prtu or a roll~ge
n,.-.rpoptr
•
1 he l 5 Depanment of Justice
cuung doubt upon il$ very IItle
lt((ntl) tiled an amtcus curiat. or
"fnend of the coun .. bnef. wuh the
l \ \upreme Court a'k10g that more
po•e be g.aven to pohc:c agencte~
•rcc•ficnll). that the} be giVen the
J'O'H'r to ~ar(.h new\paper offices
f<H C\tdence an cnmtnal cases
The c<~se came to the US
1 Supreme (ourt from that paragon
of tht \mencan !t) ~tern of govern
I l!l(nt .tnd r reed om Cahforma . The
cl'e ~•em' (rom a pohcc ratd of the
oflt«\ of 1 he ~tanl ord U mvenaty
oc~~o)paper the Stanford Da/11
f;arh tn tent. some police ol­
fiet~ \\ere tnJured durtng a !ludent
dcmon,tratton 10 the admtntStr iHton
allicc~ of the local hospnal The
pollee apparcnth dectded to take the
Ia" anto their own hand' and une'·
ptetedl) r.tided the newspaper of·
lice) lookang for phototlrnPh' the)
could u .. e to tdenttf) the
Jemon,trator-..
I he police 'carched the paper\
photo luborator), rile c.abanets,
dt h and waste ba.sk.eh but
couldn't lind o:~n)thtng they could
U\C ment to come •llona in yean
We're surpri$(d the Supreme
Court e'Vcn aareed to hear the case,
and we're slllllurther surpmed the
Ju,ticc Dcp<irtment would 1upport
such perniciou1 powel':1.
We hope the court antends 10
hear the cu~e '" order to bury re·
quest ltkc tha. one fore\er.
In recent nruulcs for pren
freedom ne\\ spapcrmen huve '"
orne aue~ sone to JUt I for refua10g to
reveal confidentaal \Our~~ or infor·
mu110n If conridenual sources nrc
reve;lled mformatton " buraed
becau\e ourcc:-wtll ne,·er tell
• J reporten anythina thlr may damaee
them~clve1 . These cases have led to
the ideoa of '"shteld la'WI,.. under
which 11 reporter may wnhhold the
names or ne~s sources Oreaon hal
such a law.
But the Stanford Dot/; cue
t.tkes the nraument away rrom the
newspaper) and the toUrt• o~nd pves
tt to the pohcc ubvertang the court
procc') Jnd grvtng the pollee the
power to take what the reporters and
editors have rcfmed to il'VC to the
courts.
tr a new5papcr reporter is sub·
.s., • .;
";!.t .. } ••
---
• ' I • • • ' II> .. . ,_ ..... bre -m •
pocnacd, he can so to court to arJUe
apanst the reason for that subpoena .
If rhe reporter's newspaper i1 sdtrch·
cd b) the police. howe ... er. the
reporter and the eduors ha"e
nothtn&IO say abou~ it.
Newspapers hue been arauma
thai the rclauonsttip between
reportera and their aources of trltor­
mataon isaimtbr to the relauoruhtp•
between docton and thetr patlents
Opponents to this vtew arJUe
that the pollee &hould be able to get
an[orm~Ation (rom newspapcn the
me way they can obtain inform.a•
uon from anyone else. But if pohcecan raad newspaper
omc:c:s at any ume with only a scatcb
warrant. sourcn of tnformatio n
about preuan& soci&J issues will
never ~urlacc , and neither wtll the
• lSSUeS.
If the First Amendment i1
worth an)than8 more than the paper
,,., written on. the Supreme Court
should rule: a&-&irut the police. And
the Justice Department, suppo1edly
the mo 1 responsible jwtioc a~nq
m rhe natton. should call off au dop
lest rhe-. trample that cherished
document 1010 the around. •
The Perkim case:
what do you think?
Q,er the palt three v.uks, the
Ptanur Log h&\ co\lered the case of
D student mvohed in the Odell fur­
nnure thelt cne who wanted to
become a senator with the
.\ssoctatcd Students of Lew111 and
liari:.
fne Log ran ~n cditonal last
~eel saying that confirmation of •
.sentM Seem Perkins to that post
"mtght be construed .•• a& deliberate
tgnorancc of 1student Judicuuy
Board) dCCtscon\ for the lCn&te to
appoant someone to a policy-matins
po t who cannot ccordtng to the
board-folio" the pohCtc:s ol order
und conduct oi \\htch chc senate
appro-.u -
Larry Le~a s. 5tudent bod~,,~
presadent made the same kind of
statement at the Knale meeting last
Monda) mght.
But fe"' !>tudcnts opiOtom have
been heard, llnd e\"Cn fev."Cr ha'lt~
been ~ntten to the Log. -;\ tedernl Judge ruled the search
uncon~tit uttonal beCau.)e the pollee
had not attempted to get a o;ubpoenu
for the mntenal they wanted The
pohcc apparent!) bypa~ed the sub­
poena becaU!>e of a Stanford D01l1
pohc) ol destroymg e\ tdence tn the
e'ent 111 demonstrauon.) a polic~
the paper u11ed to guarantee
anon' mitv to news sourc~ Students must detnand more Tri-Met • serv1ce What do ~ou think about the
ca c? Oo you thtnk 11 should ha\"C
been made on 1 ue at all'? Do ~ou
think the auue was overplayed~
~ .
1 he .lu,uce Department Ill now
,uppMttng the Dmnct Auornc) ol
\an Muteo Count\ and the Palo •
\It( rohcc 10 )ecliOg the power [or
J!OhCe 10 enter ne\\o)paper office,
.&rmcd onl) wath a !learch wurrant.
That "ould tl the court ~uppon!l the
po\ltllln, 8'' e pollee agencte-. all over
the nauon the right lo raid an)
ot'4~paper office That i-. a po"'er
that \crge\ on pohce-state tact i~
and 11 '' perhap'> the most t1agrant
anempted rape of the Ftnt Amend·
Corrections
II the H U\lrlfll(tun Pu.u c:un
m.tJ..c ~:orr..:cuon.. :.o cnn the
p,,,t c r It'll When .1
nc" 'Parer tne' 10 provtde the
tnlnrmutmn people need. II
'huuld udm11 the unantenuonal
mt,taJ..c, 11 muk~
Ftl"\t 10 J \lOry titled
-JRIIt" gruw,, g.~an:. r~pcct ~
t\\cl "urd' '"'ere omattcd from a -qunh.'. rn.tlontt 11 ,hghth mt\~
lc.tdmg. I he 4uutc gt\en b)
Hut1lcld tlall Dorm Manager
I>J\ e John. referred to 10-
I:U.'.t,cd rc,pon\lbtht\ the lntcr­
l(c-.adencc Hal" ( ounCtl hu'
t~t~·n ~men Ia tel~ .• md hu"' '"
nn.ttt~· ha' ~:hungcd .
-1 he .tdmint,tr.J.llnn luul.:'
In the I R II<. lor the HltCc ol on•
Wlllfllt\ -.tudcnh • he \atd r he
\Wtth that \\cf\: lclt ,,ut Ju,t
\\cd. HI'IJ"CIIf 10 ll.thc'
""'~:und .tn th:m in the
l.tmfl'" tn Hncl ~cttun IW(l
"q;J.., .t!'u h,,, tn~ lo do "'ith
r~'\\ ntlnJI 1 h~.: 'tudcnt con,tttu·
ltnll '""d ttl~.:c 'cn.tlc C on\lllU·
''"" .tnt! H\ I u"' l nmmattec
hu(l\:cl t" IJna,h the rc' <~mrtn~
-,n the m''' haur \c:,tr-. .. I hal •
•
Pwnn•r I o~t. r~ltruan !. 197/l If no one from LC
talks. no one at
Tri-Met will listen.
John l.affert)
t ur cl\f l'Jnnl'ft I nt
I he bc11nn10g of unda\ bw
,crvtce i un important e\ent tor .1
forgotten ,egment of the collctte
Gone sre the da)" olthe !)undD)
1.1 mtle \\lslk from Taylon Ferry
Rd. and T crwilliger Blvd to cnmpulo.
No longer do ~trugghng young uc­
lof\ or mu~ician\ have to spend more
energy find10g a ~unday rtde than tn
·pracuc10g thett art Gone are the
day'l when tho. e parents wuhout
"heel" worncd about massmg the
gruduauon of thetr daughter:. and
\On' on a bnght Sunday m June
Tn-Met mode the re<:ent bus
\Chedule changes wtthout oppost·
uon. but npech much debute when
II Un\etb Ill proposal (or a ne"
number )Q line vaa Barbur and
I er" ilhger nt 11 public meetmg to be
broadca\t over the communt t) cable
tele\ "ion \) \tem from Wil~on Htgh
School on \\ ednesdo). t-eb. 8, at
7:30p.m. Whtle the e"tact routing ol
the prupo'ed line tS till unkno" n, 1t
"'ill in\<ohe uddttional bu) ~en~ tee
entaahn~ htgher co,t, and rerouting
ul uther bu .. hne ...
The propo\UI goe~ against the
"~~nt trend ol ubulition and con·
,nhdatitln ol bu\ hne' b\ f n-Met, •
und 1:. e\pected to face 'tirr oppo~i-
twn lrom tho\e fn·'Aet board
memhc:r~ Jnd other., oppo\ed to any
•ncre.a,ed ~;n\b Vocal re, tstunce is
,,J,o e\pected lrom tho'c: wh<' are
used to p~nt ervtoe on other bu~
hnh thut maght be changtd.
The ch.tnge!> made rrom input at
puhhc meeungs an the nelt.t month
10.an hu\e .. ,gnthcant efTcct'l on Lewis
,tnd llark bus ride" and on L.C')
rarkang problem, . II lhcr1: IS organued oppo ation to the changes
b~ lohe neighborh ood a'~octutJoM
und there •~ no coonhnated l.C
propo,ul or \iOICC u~ wa~ the ca c
la't ~ear then LC mo.) no! get the
8.1rbur T ef"' alhger sen•tce. or It mu}
he gt\cn "uh stttntl'icunt ahenuion .
If tra\el time •~ longer or if
I rcquent) ol 'Cn tee on the proposed
hne j, le!IS than that or the pre,enr
num~r JO sen tce, then LC"s already
cro"ded p.trltng !lltUiliiOn mo)
\\or.cn and LC bu) rtde~ ma' ha'e
greutcr dtrficult) gcttang to campu~
There aho rc:matn que)IJOO' about
ho\\ l C commuter, tn the John''
l undtng area "'ill get to· chooltl the
number 40 LC line ts aboh~hed .
In addition bu) nders from
l akc Q)"e~O nO\\ mu~t lrans(cr tn
the John'-. l.andtng area. It remains
to be ~~n \\ hether chantze:-m other
routo "'ill pro\tde them wtth ade~
ttuute trum.(er )ervtce.
Wtll l (' COMlder pubhc
tranllportauon .!) J way of solvtng
)ome oltt!>o tr.tn~portation and park­
ang. probh:m~>) For e:umple.
Portland State Universit ... · :.Ub5idtLe •
the purcru.~ ol monrhly bu" p:&.~e'!l.
through rund,. from parking lint"l>
Thi' alto""~ P!::t L students to
purcha'e pa"e-. at SJ • .SO belo" the
1 ri-Mc:t price. LC ha) the oppor­
tunil~ lo invite 1 ri-Met planners to
hold a public meetang on cumpu) ,..,n
a ""eelo;da) attern()on dunng the ne:tt
month"' hen Trt-Met \\-til be holdtng
End quote
~Fir.: '' the reumt10g ol
m,tttcr \\llh "'~K<'" It one
hl.".trs th.u tn mmd. C\Cr\ blu:te
m.t) ~ ,ceo a' u reunton, un
tiC'C:lt,uln nt \: hecmcnl JO\. I''
'mule a ca~.tr '' Ill end 1.1 luntt
~p.tnllu•n . tu hurn do"'n 11
polt~~ ,t,lttUn I' t(' 1\oJd
h1Unl~''m'"tt lur htlhun-. nl
h.tf'!'l\ llhiiCt:IIIC:'I-
I um R ''hl\m'
I IWI ( '"' .:ul\ (u•t 17r.• HJ,,,.,, hc:tnnl() on u proposed chan~i tn
~rv•c~. Wnhould taKe advantage ol
&htu opportuntty.
I onl) lound out about the
prupo'>Cd number 39 LC hne b)
ch:mce "'hen I 1.03lled T rt· ~let plan­
nang to th3nlo; It lor the Jan. :!2
chan~ 10 LC SCI"1ce Then I learn­
ed that no one at I.C ~nc" :about thts
prc•tw)ltl or upcoming heartngs. and
there ~eem~ to be no one 10 the LC
.tdmmt-.tratton ~llh transportatton
cunccrn' •n thetr JOb dcscnpuon .
\\til l C continue to lea'e )uch
nn amportant area ol campus hie a
tmn!!pc•rtauon to chan~ ? lt no one
lrom I c talk) IO rn-~tet . Tn-\lct
• •
The Perkins case: ln look.tn@ 111 ho" )our
~~tnatorf l "otcd belo~ . do )OU \htnk
r he) acted rC$pOO\thl.) und "'tth m·
telhgencc 10 1 heu 'otes"?
\\'rue ho 21
Addition
\\hen b 1 "'eek" Piont't'r
l11!{ announc-ed the pla)ers
~l«ted tor po t-scason II ~tar
teum .. dunng the 197"' '''"' "'--ll
~)on, the rut me ol $CI\I·'r , .•• ,
Htall \\U tna<h rt.ant I)
omutal U'"'tt· an offenst\c
t:wtrd. "'a~ sel«tC\1 :'h a member
nl the far-.t letam m the II·
'\unh\\-C\1 Conference
How your senator voted
~u Jturt (IORt I alsu
•
With the contro'c"'.> that •
.srhen o"~r the eJC'Ctton of
'COlO I lic;ott Perkin\, a suspe~t in
the Odell Hall fumnure theft
ancadent. to th.: .\ludent cnate.
the PrmtNr l.u~ thought u \\-'aS
Important thot tudentli ~ ho~
lhetr elected repre\enlatt.e tn
that senate \Oted on the •'-sue.
The: que"'uon : ·hould
Perk.tn) fill the po.,t ot ,,n.
c-.a mpus enator:
I he hliiO"''"~ oflictal \Ole
tall~ ~a~ taken :u the Jan . ..'u
,c:n,ll c: mec11n1r
kin Hall·
1\nn Warner
Coptland Han
Btll Oeane
Sue Boch,ler
1 rth.\ '\t.aller
Fm~ Hall
Mark \!lht'\
1 :tllldl~<l
t"'h•hanquta
IJ.a \ c 1'.1\\dl b tam
No Harnfeld Hall
Rob Otll
Odtll Hall
Allan Humphre)
Plan ~Ho .. a.rd Hall
Colleen ~ltger
lenntler ~ar tedt
Greg Gordon
Stt"'ar1 Hall
~ru. lamn
1 ant Rohcrh
orr-campLn
{rrt'~ ltrundner
HulliC' E lc No
Yes
Ste\C Heller
Colh\ Schmttl (b pro A~)
Yn
• Jerre Ststh:uos
Gatl \\\man •
Ellen M""' Absent
Absent
~0
't'~
lib~:" 'ote was mne apmst
Perli:m • oppoantmenl as senator.
pendmg the Febrtal') ,encral
clectwns and sc\en m fan-or w11h
" three mnrC' abstentaons Tw'Q
enators "-ere ab5Cnt,
9 ey discuss plant growth.
ummtt. keepmg everytbtna
led in cloud'i. Within the 'mall r the presene, a grent divcrsny
nt ond ammal ~pecie~ liH,
ol whtch nrc rare and en.
·ed.
t Gollito, o port city on the
rn P.tcafic coast everyone~~.,
by the wurm tropu: .. tl wuters
n, and most people burned 1
'Ch Ol llktn (but II WU' DIJ
1t). The group stud1cd
O\c swamp ecology whtle
ng 'lowly through tht8h-dtcp
uer 1n the tnp, at Plny1n del
beach on nonhc:rn coa5t,thc
b again wort.:cd on the perfect
r the pc:rlc:ct sunburn) whllt
'S pelican"'" hich dive to catch
)Oscwus of L<..-~ 1{3 PEcrcdit
•mc:nt, the 'tudents al~o \loork·
bod} surfing a td night-tame
an g. (What "us thot about
bctng mght feeder~?)
ter a la~t rendezvous at Puer·
on, the group di\per!led in late
bc:r lor Guatemala and other
d ad,c:nturc:-. . •
• uon
smc:n.
\.1urc: \ktllf ullv blended hu •
ldgc: ol bu,mc:~' and poliu
.. c:n<.c of c ommuntt v \ aluc
humanl\tiC approach to the
. Sc\eral 'tudent~ \atd the c:
\loCrc: difficull to lind 10
gn-bu\ln~smen .
uch ol the group·, lime tn
1a' -.pent on two mdependc:nt
one tn both bu tne\\ and
11~ The top•~ ancludtd
on the growing JOJOba bean
• rhc Agnculturnl L.tbor
~' Bourd. the wane tndustr".
tbtht) of the wheat ~ubstttute
. orgamc farming and dnp
~n
e limned free umc the group
JS spent tn San Fronci~;co,
ento and even the Heant
11 San Simeon. Student$ also
lme tn theatres. on bench~
the mountnms .
pa Valley was a hospatable
1r the group Thr.t regton
~ ~ome of Cahfomaa·, fine
tncludtng those made b)
MondoVI The group toured
~ndoVI winery ond learned
he different ways to enhance
VOr or Wtnts They then
J some MondoVI wme.,
r'oVIng down the roud to
wmery
f Chmttan Brothcn operate
factllty, malung Wtne for
lblic and rehgaous uses. All
rit11 from the opernuon are
support thctr schools
er touring thetr plant the
offered the group some
Cooper bepn the toaattng
ampagne Orhen continue<.*
red wtnc. then white, then
en whtte. rose. red. cham·
·ed .
: ne"' mornma the 1roup
1crru.cl v~ on the beach •
• ,,,, Lo,, F,bfUIIn' 1. 1911 • e dwellers invade hot dy shores
9l:1Che~ ... re for wef'kends and
mm" one' ut that
lhe )ttn. the ,uri and the ~nd
piJkt (M ,, duv well spent. much
th.tn 10 the garden at home
1~ thr phtlosophy of the
,,1,_,1111n ctl\' dwellel'l who ex­
hnelc.t~c\ .tnd commurer
fur ,untun lollon and ~uri­
come: ~at urduy mormng.and
•
dtt\HI 111 duam a spot on uny
11t the fmc: bC4che5 ncar thetr
1 watnc ~d the: lemmmg-hkc
1,1110 tuduy, but unhke most I
the: other ~tde the: retreat of
horde: at sun'iet It left me with a
of c:'lhau~ hon and awe
The beach. long. ~mooth. gold
lonc:ly ut sunnsc becomes
I) peopled from end 10 end
JUSt lay towels down on a spot
· J~nd 01nd roll '' thetr own. other\
pro'-1\tons for an army and set
\JITIP among.\t the rocks Most
bnng "hot they can carry from
C'lf\ in one load a towel, an
1brtlllll. ''" "t~k.y" full of beer and
~11411~, a rad1o Such arc thetr days.
spent u good part of the relu und wutch the beach pun in
I ront of me:.
There wus more to it than I
reah1cd.
frnn:mtor radtos were betng
swuched oil lor the lu.rumc. c:uutng
the chordr. uf .. From New York to
I 1\ "to u I anal ec:hu I rom ag.tin•tthe
c:hfh l owc:la. balh bouts
k 1ck hn11rd• 'ltdllhell~. suntan lotion
.md ~and followed each other mto
beach bu~ '\ few f"o~ter·, Lager
emplie' were thrown into the rub·
bt'lh con. c:hmcnna all the wny down
the bench 'llrnng more: people
I .aden f<ll hc:!l began to dnft by
•IO'ttou .. to pull thetr curs tnto po&a­
tmn amnnpt the throng open~ her mouth and ~poils
evc:rythma . ~oiay , frank, y'bo•tid.
will I :\CC: yt1US tomarah'!"
Bchmd her the ~teady progret.
''on conunue' Hundred'! of •un­
burned and '~Untanned armsand lep
.tnd fucn noat by a •ea of reds and
brown .. 'lOlled upon by frccklca and
tired gnm. Ne" ott he wuter'\ edge o
mnther 1t dodgmgthc tncomma ttde
.tn'(tou•ly She hn1 fina•hed bundltna
the lamtlv\ belongm,u ond ''
wondenng u) how •he c..n go about
retrtcvtng her two beauuful. but
young duughten from that group of
nacc but ''old~ young men over
there: hi tf !lhc can c~trac:t her boy•
from the water wi1hou1 gettmg wet,
and keep them from plungmg bad
in yelling ~one hut umcl" and c)
whether father has (inishcd hi\ beer
with the men or maybe he has been
eaten by a ~h.trk . At "'n>• rate will
the) be home lor dinner?
I he: ~unburns kttp floattng
pa't jU\I a~ the WJ\C) keep Oowtng
tn I he gull~ .tre ~urrymg aero'"
tnntghl'~ dtnner and I get the 1mpr~
wn that there j, rcnll} no one
lamou:. or tnfamOU\ here If there \\C:rc:. wouldn't the people nod
uround him or her like the JUII\
ho .. er and 1crcam above a sando,.
.. egemlle sundw1ch~
fhc: bird' move around an
••l.tnd or crackc:t players who look as
1f they"d sHty to bowl and bat ,r u
cyclone wa; to ,weep 1hc: bc.lch
clean Pinally omeone hits the ball
toll fur tntn tht tUrf .tnd the game
dt bund'\ and head toward the
tutr' hk c: r:veryone elae
1 here ts .an o\'erwhelmtng aen&e
nl parenthood tn the crowd thai
rMr.\C ~ Mother) arc patltng tnfanu·
terr)'clothc:d bottoms and father-. are
dr.ttUling children by fingers. arm
,1nd hatr
It mu:.t be beauuful to take ktda
In the heuch where their complatntll
ure dro" ned b) 1 he surl and their pot
tlellil:s eire allowed IO 0op all over the
s:tnd. ~1) grandfather used to say
thut the hdly button w;u a warmng
!I\ !Item In cell the body when 1t was tn
a htgh·lint dtst rict, like beneath a
dr}(r \COl Here in Australia. l..tdt
h;l\ e lc:.arncd 1 here' nothing better
thun ,, nu .. ellor pulling a good peak
on a .sncJ c:ascte steeple. peaking ot
whtch. all the: du)" sand casll~ have hecn trnddc:n ll;sl h~ the: lime the la~1
lew ruckcl~ nf ~ople trtcklc
tuward!l, thctr car ltke 1 he final
tJr.tin, ul !!Oind 10 an hnurthu!o .
)nung ~trl "11 h dark. protung
eyn and !I>UOburnt ftdiUrc:t f110cb b.)
'-"C:Urinr, u ~I tiC Be: In ~~-r.,hJn.
und lnuk11 .tt me a\ tf she wore lhe
"htrt In tell me )Omet htng I I eel nut
of.,, •
I he l:ul cd the sunburned, 5:o&h·
c:ncru ted .snkel~ h.J\<e di,appearcd
up the 'tc:p 01nd O\C:r the und dunes
to JOC:kc.•) tn the traffic back to
uhurh.tm.tnw Out h) the p0101
hllb\ a mrall conllngent of .. urfies.­
lmt tn lhttr own wnrld 8ptn\l the
unset
I'm left lltundlng on an c:mrty
bc:Jch 11\C: lor a fe\\ dead pcngutn!o
and n couple of c .. emng sur1-
lillhermcn I 1u1n and folio" hun­
dreds ol Austahan footpnnts that
lool ju t hkc m) own Beacht$lea\le
nn foot punt I he:) \IIIII be gone Wtth
the ttdc h\ tomorrCiw und won't be w
hack until ncllt \\etk.
Tom &Jghu
.\ophamorf'
t/t'mh,., t•l tbr ~u\troluJ Owrcl"a,
Group bodysurfi ng on, gclltng
~b~erc <l by. and ~wallowi ng a good
,.ruc,n of )orne monolithic waves I
twlc:O from the surf and crouched
for breath. When I hod
the: salt from my eyes. I Oown lrom the rock where he
hull been \llllng tn the 'hade all du)
waddlc:J> u gnm-faced man dreued in
long brown knll pants and a heavy
tan tunlenec:k . the '"'cat so.1king
through 11 He', the: ktnd of gu} \\ ho
jU'>I doe~n't have fun Jl the beach
Hi \<:Uffed wingtip 1hoe' squco1k on
the )Jnd ili he dt5n\scmble~ the
totem lenni\ \CI f his game 1$ the
rage of the country and he mu,t JU•n
lo"e 11 for hts ktdo, arc: kept occ:up•cd
ull day b) huung a tcnn•~ ball
c.onnectcd b~ a ~tnng to u <Jtuuonary
pole He rolh ht~ bloodshot eye)
toward' the statrs und has ofispnng
folio" JOtntng a growtng crowd was ·~. ~gton trip studies politics, arts
thzc:d that a strange transformo·
11a) brewang. It woili the ~ame
of anllctpauo n one sees an a herd
Htmalaynn Yaks at sunset or an
tng army at sunnse. Gone was
lny afternoon People were ac·
mobtle
holatcd pockets of sunburned
"ere becommg anxious and
ram1g u bun of activtty But I had
place to pack myself in-I om ~a
\ludenttravchngon a hmttcd
and I planned to ~leep
lwrr I nO'-' o,at <io I decadcd to A bcauuful blonde tn a red
~otnng-ba~tm n!ie!\ to pock up She
dom .t long. flowered \lun and
whtrl and dtp!lo as tf danctng whtle
,he stow-. .tWB) her ~mp She
genuflects lor .t piece of dnftwood
and re.1chc:s (or ;J :hong. She stops
for one final pose her'iktrt fluttcnng
acro<J\ the beach in the wtnd and her
'untanned breast catchmg the last
rays of the ''"king un as if ~he's
linullv allowed cvervone to view the • •
masterptc ce that ho' taken a dn)' to
darken to perfecuon ~he create' a
gortteou' godl) \lght but then ~he Tom Barreu
tor lbt Plon~r l CIJ
~Demanding" o1nd '"good" arc
perhap .. the kt)' word~ to descnbe
the Wa)hington . DC off-campu ..
program for 1971.
Acadcmtc' """"a definite ac:cc:nt
with Prof~sor James Holton "ex·
po\ing-hi\ PrC"11dent and Conge~$
ciJ),:> .tnd ProiC"''>Or K.ath) Wood\
teaching .\mcric:an An A!.sde from
tho'c: cia'"~· each member on 1he
tnp \\a'> nptctcd to do an mdepen·
dent ,cudy or tnternshtp Research
Making it
on Broadway
l cw•" .tnd Clart. art tnslruc­
tor Ken \hores took a group of
.,,udcnh to '\e" Yort.: City during
fall term lor an ... rt and the.uer
program •
During the trip. memben or
the group sa\\ the Guggenheim
Mu,eum. the .. howplaccs and
people of Broadway stnp. und
one .,,rip ol .. t.:) ~!retching abo\oe
1he 'trc:et and bet\\lcen the
sk)'cmpcr..
The ten-\\tel. propam WU5
worth three credits: one for
theater one m contemporJt)'
\mc:ncan un hi-.tory, .1nd one for
an mdcpendent \IUd} proJect. •
exico group views wD • • e, m tlife
1 arned
len I ewi:. and ( lurt. students
und !lnorlded, swam and
ited while cxtcn .. avcl~ studymg
ldh(e bioloi) m the South" est
pans of Muico l.t!lt month.
I or 25 du""' during wanter
biolo&) professor Don
~cn1Jc: led I C. 'clence '>tuden"
venture to Mc"ko und the BaJa
nnt5ul:s on the b•olog)
f!J,Iflmo~nl' .: ;mnual d~crl e11.pcdi·
I eaVInR Portland on No ... 26,
group followed the path ~> of five
'Pt<luion' whtch earlier stud ted the
und fauna of the Sonoran and lrequcnted bar' throughout
Aritona. nnor-J Smaloa und the
BaJ•' Pc:nm"uln.
I he: group \topped at Ari1ona
tdte Unhcr~lt)· in 'I cmpc for u
,c:mtnar on dC\tn c:nvtronment gwen
by \Je,cn ccologi5t J>r. Gordon
Render. The: group al"'o attended a
lecture: un plant adaptation to the
d~c:rt given by R u " Mon~on , par­
tll:irant m the ICf'.t I.C Me-..ico tnp,
"ho '' nu" 'tudying de: crt botnn) at
ASll
For licld ''udy.thc group dl\ id·
c:d mtu \e\ct.tl commauec .. re pon I·
blc lor rc~ or Jml!-tndtgenuua apc:c1cs
seen and 1dtnf1ficd . night heron almw.t a thou<~and mile
out of it., range.
I he mammal ere:\\ ooncen·
lratcd on 'mall nocturnal docn
rodent'>, \\ hic:h the) trapped at night
and collected the: ne t morning tor
obsen alton.
\ total ol etght pecaes "ere
trapped dunng the tret.:. mcluding
t.:ungnroo rat,, c:~ctu-. mtcc, ~Aood
rat,, dc:ermacc. und t'\cral spc:.:te ol
pocl(et mu:e
1 he group reponed \C'Ctng
m.tn\ :uard' in the: .Sonur.1n de crt •
A de..ert aguana, u blue-t.ult\1 ~kmk
und ,ever a I • tdeblotchc:d and tebro·
tailed litard were captured lor
ob"c:r \',ltion • n the ti~crt ne.u Cuho
s.~n Luc:a' l"'hc: group w~ Un·
,ucc~,~~ ul in ih attempts to catch u
I he btrd 'ommtllcc reported a chuck \llall.l
totul ol un 'pcctes postllvcl\ lden- ludc:nt participants in the trip
ttlted b~ c:'pedition parttcipants ''ere Luol \ndc:rson , Michael f-ins,
Traveling 1n a college-owned 1\monp tho,e species were ospre~. o M.tggic rromme. Lisa Keppler, Ahs
towmg a rrailer full of sleeptng squtrrcl cud~,oo, a flock of green ~uhn , Jennalcr Larned, Eric Noble.
food and cooluns eqUipment, purat..ect,. and the unusual Peter Patton. Jeff Schunk, and l.ane
~oupcamped,aunned,sn~o~r~~~ed~--a~p~pc-n_r_a_n_ce __ o_l __ u __ y_e_ll_o_\\ __ c_ro_~ __ ned ____ ~_~~)~a-tt ______________________ •_
tonrn LoR. Ftbruor)' 1, 1978 topi~ included the Federal Drug
Administration. the tel~1stng of
con(lre~ ional committee meeungs.
.tnd the role ol the House Minority
I c:ader.
Included 10 the weekly !chedule
were a series ol tnten.iews with
tndt\ •duals who had spccir.lizcd 10·
lormatton about various arc:a.s of
tlo .. c:rnmcnt. fhe group met with
)uch people as Jame Re1chley and
Herbert Kaulman ol the Brookinss
ln.,ttt utc: Rtchard ~oe. chtcf of st.afl
htr \'1~ Presidtenl ~ondate . Dame!
fnc:dm.m . dcput) ~ohcitor general
,,, the: Department ot J\Utice, ttnd
Robert \\'a her,, a S\'ndscated colum·
~
OISl
I he \\ ·•!'htngton group tool a
~nc' ,,1 field tnp to vanous
mu eums a> pan ol the American
Art coun;e The grour :sl n made t" o
tnp!t to t\tral huoncal point~­
\rhngton Cemctet). Cu,tis·L~
\l.t n 1 on. G u n ~ t on H u II.
CharlottC)\tllc:. Unt\Cr)il) oi
Vtrgintu. Mllnttcello . Wtlham burg.
.l:tm~tcw. n. and Rtchmond .
Wtlltam'iburg proVIded rhe
proup \\ nh pcrha~ lhe great~t e:ot·
P'"ure to \\hat e.trl} -\merican
archue,ture wa' lilr.c. \\ alham-.buq~
'' a totally rebuilt town, open to the
publtc u un e'lample of what it wo.
hl..c to hH~ tn the: colomal capitol.
1 he group QW builden of fur­
niture craft and mUSJcal in·
'trumcnt-.. baJ.:cr.. and candlc
m.1k.er ut worl<. and attended 11
trudmonally t)'IC'd colonial concert 10 the llovernor 's Palate. I hose ~
cnnc:tmcnt& "'ere done •• the) would
hu .. c bee:-: done 200 years ago.
Pncc • ho\\(\'tr. rcnected present·
d.a\ mflauon and more. •
One: Frida) afrcrnoon the
tudents dt\o'ldcd mto groups of three
or four to ob c:~e po\lerty in
Washtngton The ctty has a htgh
uncmplo) ment rate. The studcnu
'•~ttcd the home tor battered
"omen. a hospttal that had lost ttl
crednauon. and a lood-dmnbuting
c:n1ce for the need\',
r
l he group learned JUSt how
economu:ull) segmented DC 1 and
''hal problems 1 h01t c:gmentauon
Cl.t us~ the ptlor
PcrhUJb one ol the moat
humorou\ nmc:' for the: group -w-as
dunng linllnwecn . Wood:\ ho led n
part\ at her home: tn Washmgton ,
.and c:\er) one en me Jn dts~u isc. there
"crt: )Orne \er~ con,tntins ladtcs of
rhc: e\entng. the Coneheads. and an
a onment of g(tt.m and pnn~
l he ntght began for many of thc
~ludc:nt "nh a nde aero DC in
• costumc on the bus
\\~t~htngtonllln • reactioru w~~ in­
tcres.ung
T'hc night de8Cncrared to apple
hobbang and bubble-gum blo~tnl
contest). The group demon$tr&ted
'"1mc: amnzang nd creatt\o~ talents
3long thoc ltncs.
\ftc:r linal e:\Oms. most of the
DC group ''enttu ~e\\ Yor~ City to
~~:c: mo~ nrt, culture. und some
nnncullurc: •
I 1 ..... Entertainment
Duck's Breath: Sh
Trrr PitrH"
l'lo~ I ltl t dtttJNI1 t h ri
.,, well. If \'OU dcm't l;no" nn),.
thtnc nhout art, 'ou'll
~
ruth.lhh h\:e thL"'C ~U\'\ lid
Rohan \ h pmon, ho't of the II.(.,\\'-
1 \ F.\"ClUn~ "hll\\ 1.1~1 f· td .1\ nll'ohl
\\ht'n the Puc\.'s Br~t!'l \h,ter
I heater pe-rformed at ' '' r Rnd
lnr\:
\ ohiMma reVlc\\cr once
"rote ttultthc group "'Should at lc:n 1
£0 to Pertne\ • a or a de.:-ent ~uti ol
cloth~.- ,,h,lc an cldcrl) \Iooman
" tclun them perform near o zoo
told them he had .. c-en n mo\le of u
JCl pl.: nc comtn!o= through the moun­
tam and 11 rt'mmded me of 'ou -
Membc ~ of Duel's Breath
oollc<.1 tho~c . and~ of quotes bccau c
\\hate\er ~ )Bad of them. at lea'l
people are taiL:mg and enJ0)1ng then
outr gcou brund or humor
u\\ c'rt' tl')1ng 10 be nrcnmtn·
till "llhout bcmg -tand-ollt'h or
dtiiU about 11. unhke ~orne ol the
D\';lOt•gardr theater." ~aid Merle
K~slrr . om I fj,·c member,, tn un
tniCI'\1('\\ ft\l "\,IIUrda\ ' •
Plavc:r l con \lurtd :ud Dud· • ~11 nut nnd htn C' n ,gomi umr ~
.. Rut the tlung ''that the good
umr !iiUif h11 all been m adr mtndlc '
t\\ n . " 't:u tel fim,hed
io,:rs lcr saad \IJUdt\lllc ~nd
othl'r hum~ ul c,,mclh th.u beur no
rel.lltl.ln 111 1111: I) pe m 'h0'" '•'-t Ill
111 tlu· I amf/1 daed "bc:,·au'e 11 "1J'
hHl hn\ brt)\\ ..
.. \ nd 1 hen .Ill 1 h1 high· b1 ov.
'-lUll e.tme an, a lot of forc~ittn
l'lull•htt ..
" omcod) ,c-ems to be on the
UP"" tng... ~lnrtel ~atd "\\II h
,\amrdal' \ lght I..J\ t' nnd ~ople hl.c
(l:omechnn) Ste\ e \tortm It'~ n:.tll
bag t hang ugain ..
"'People orc 1\1 o point "here
the \\ant to Ml had, and laugh nt
them che ... K~!> ler aad
"But... snad Monel. "'th.u
doesn't mean lin) rtm JO~~."
T hco 2rnup, "'hich ai\O con·
'""'' of Dan Col ft), StU \liard
nno Jtm T urncr, ttcgan pcrlormms
11 '' re ol humor at the lJm,erstt\ ot
hmu ''here the the "crt! graduate
tudcnt~ 10 theater f in tom jeans
I
LEON MARTEL Breath '' tnmg 10 m:sJ..c theater
popular sgaan 1 hat's one of thr
r"C'3Hln' '-'C don't rcc:el\e an) l!r.ant
and don·t want to go thllt route," he
s:ud "We wnntto make u (10 the fas~t
that peC'Iplc hL:e u! \\ e want to make
11 on the !act that people want to sec:
us enough to l.:eep an ah\e, that the)
"'ant to Stt th~ • md of theater .. T husc ~lu 1 pc:r(ormunce,)
"ere httlc dllllc 1 hnt \~t'd JU't j11m
on and rehenrltc m1wbc '"tee: put tn
I\\ o hours ol rehcll~nl nn a I 5
mmuu: plB\," liard s<.~rd "And then
\\e'd do them an the tudent unton,
the chool' coflce hou e, a place
\\here the\ hlsd beer .tnd the) 'd gl\ e
frtt beer 10 "hoc,cr \!Ill' tn the
pia~ or ur to SIO for theca" ·we oil had a reaction • against regular theater • "
" ha~C"Spenrc made 11 on bo
ofll~ mone) He dadn't hn\C: nn}
grams nd he "rote hss stuff o that
people \\ ould lt~e Jl He 'tuck tn
son~ bc:cau e people ltl<ed
song11 ~et he wrote great piG) I
gue !i ther~· n place for "ntang
1he111er thnt':~o meant to be popular ..
" omelhtnf really tcrnblc
hHp("c:ncd tn the t"cntleth cemur
rht-aler JU t rotall\ forgot us roots,"
Ke ler ~:ud .. People ju~t wanted ro
..... -~ ....... ..,. ...... 0._1 "So "e'd do a ho" nt msdmght
forfm: \\c taned"uhalc" p~ple
comln[ B} the C'nd, "e had maybe
200 people "ho'd come to ee our
lree pin\ Then \\e tartcd dotng u
('(1Uplc of ho" and Other people dtd
tuiT \\llh u
.. We linnll} too~ 11 out of the
student umon. put 11 tn n club
(do"n'o"n town Ctt) )tlnd t\cntunl·
I) !.lllllcd char~tn8 50 cent co .. cr.
lhen l.ue1 Sl coH·r, thcnSI !iOc<ncr.
and no\\ 'Al''re churgtng on a par '' uh the mo\lt,," n pratt he 1101d """
nffordnblc 10 the k1nd c-,1 people" ho
apprectnted that ktnd of humor
~ tnrtcl ~atd the group "·'
hta\11~ mtlucnccd h) C'hmc e opcrn,
\\ htth Ullec; ()01) lmphSliC ~CIS nnd
co~tumang. makmg the pl.s)crs not
''" elahnratc stnge the locus ol
uttentton
"\a. e ttll h.td ,, reaction not
th.11 u·, a tMd thtn~ but .t rcacuon
ag.un't regular thc.ucr lot"' ut ~c:''"·
lot~ oJ allustom \CI up for vou,"
STARTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Mn ncl ... ud ... And 'Ac:'d done n lot ol
Sh.l\..t,peart.Jn theater "hich l"' \ery
stmplc In Chme'e opera, the) mtght
u'e onh a t.ablc and two chnirs. And • thuf, at 11 you \Htnt an arm}. )<lU
\\tar ,all thc~c hlllc 11ag.' that .say
} uu're an army. You JU)I come tn
.1nd be the arm) o.tll by) our .. ell
"It gt\c' the •IUdlcnce more
wom to "or t..:; 1 hey have to tmagme
more ol wh.u\ gomg on "
One thmg .l bout limited ~et
.urnngemcn t' I!> that lhe group ct~n
per lllfm \\11 h reluuve c:a"e tn even 1 he
mo~t mcd1e\.1l l heatrc,, The group
u'cd to 1y 11 could perform "on u
col lee t.tbh:." but '!fttr a few pccuhar
c pcnencc~. 11 demand.. at len'l
enou~h room to mo" c around tn
. md ~UIIICitnl hghllng
.. the cJa,.,IC !>lOr\ h that we •
\\COl lo one dub (tn F;urta,, Cuhl.)
"here the\ had one hght-o.~nd it wa'
red." \t.artcl ~.1id . ''Who11 can vou do •
"11 h •• red hght" You can hght one
!>tdc ol \our fucc red.
"\nd the -.t.lgc wu" ttboul !>i-<
lect h) ~~~ I eel •• nd 1 h~:rc v.us ,, rail aJI
l he "••) ruound 11. And nght behind
u \\11\ the oar. so c\crybod) would
ktml ol go JM!II tt."
\t 1 he I on8 Bc.tch saloon in
H~·· kcle). {a hi I he situation wns
C\en \\(lrse. \llurd rclwcd to go
out 1de for n prop bec.tu&e there" ere
''' o !fllnl blr11~k gu)1i ~tandmg m the
aile\ pllVIh(llhe heu\ 1e '~O '' c:llt hat
the) ought h t\c fallen through the
~~tdew tlk
One It me "he 111 he\ v. ere open·
tng for ·• rod. h, nd, 1 hey"' ere nlmo~l
mol 'ted h "~:rc.tmmg rock f n
\\Ito \\eren't thnllcd nbout Wllllln!J
leu rnu~tc
M.trtcll ud. '"It "'" hke th1
g.uv w •• Ued ou1 onto the tt~ge bet ore
.1 bunch c•f 1mpuucm roc\: 111ns nnd
\til' 'What dtl "ou \\Onl to hetu"
'\ "" want to he.u the mus1c'~' \ml
lhc peopleM;rc,un'\ e~ 'And he sa\·~. • '\\'ell you're gmng to hu"c to V.lttl
hc~.;aU!>C \\C'\C fnl MIIIH: Ol her group
I u I '
'"llcrc we were wtth u bunch ol
penple :.orne ol them nlmo\t
bre.athmg anlo our lilce~ stomptng
und Hllin1flor u' to gel off stuge and
brang thc other guy• on But we won
them 0\C:f •n the end .. get. Murtcl .tid. "We'"c got ... ,. ... ~
re' II!\\ no'' that me 'cnt
that \\C get ,, httle ud,unc:e pr
lion "here\er \\e go .
.. \~ "t did our Nonh~c-.1
11 ecmcd ''e h11 'ome-ont 10
Cit) "ho had seen u' an lo~a G
Se,cr.al ot the people m
Fnd.l\ '!>) ,Jlldac:ncc wert old •
lrom lo"a Cll}, ~raduutes \.\ho·
'c~·n u~ ..
The rc,t,on 1 hey were m•·· •~·~~
L C tn 1 he liN place:-wao, bct:dUII
\\ ornun I rnm 1 he college had \Ct"ll •
~·roup an lo'''' (11\1 .tnd
sophomurc. Kttlh Robb1m,
l.ater bec.tmt prornollon!l d1
lor thetr perl<>rmunce at LC,
the\ should come here, •
,\not her '"U) the group nOJPCH
publici1e It' anuc' ''with the rtltn
ol n h.tll·hour mo\'it featuring
series ol short ~1-.:ih.
"What'~ antat'itang about
mo"e i~ that the ('ku .. ) we do
11tragc 1 he best did n 1 work vcn
m 1 he mo\ ic Kc,\ltr '"id. •
{lmc ol the .>nc · \\C had on
that dtdn't work \en well were •
lunn) ·'" hell tn the movll':"
I he group depend" ubqunt
h on short ptcces, hut aho
longer l>C~mcn l !1, cvera I or
\CfC not ccn lust r•nd.l\, tnclull:tq • ... Dc.u h an l'tnk Punta~·
spool of tough·gU) dctetll\c: .,.v,, ..
the tdt.l "··~taken rrom "ntC:I')
Mtckc\ ptllnne ''ho~c
ltntuu:d pmute-cve \\ho, lh
the\ m~•' hn\C: reoet\cd 18tt
'Aound 1rc !lltll 'Atsc-crnd:mg
lookang lnr dam~els tn diSircn
1 he utlc hn!! not htngto do
the tOr) •• ~h•rtcl llntd, "but 11"
soiJd IItle ..
•"l>utk of the Haskcr·,mu
stnrrtng ~herlock Holmes, Dr J~
\\ ••tst1n. Queen \'tctonu and ~
~n l \ 10 l•ogh "l'he thcul) 1
\ lllltnt \on Gogh\ room
p.uut~ ull the patnltn8 "hale: 1
h,Hh tn ,, s.mu.tr&Um 1n
l·nm~:c:," Mn11ell \.itd "But
rol'lmmttlt: hu~ un ufllacltun
d,,e,n't .allov. htm to ~agn them.
Vincent )lt!n' them ull But hts
mute: putntll weanng V1
ghw;e, wh1c.h ,., why (ht~ pai
came out that wuy. that '~ the
actually )aw the world
Check your local newspaper for theatre listing p ubllclty throuch word or
~::~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::~::::::::~==~~==~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::~~~~m~o~u~t~h ~•~~~~h~e~be ~_t_k_•_n_d_w_e ____ co_u_l_d ______________ ..... ..., __ (_o_n_t_''_'u_r_d ..... o_n_p_a_g_,t
12 Ptunttr LoR. Fl!bruory 1, t.itchmen
•somc:bud) s:ud
)\!d":ud and C.ul a
tuarJ'I•I)' m1arr1ed,
~ prt'Mdc:nt," sa1d 1
or (ll A II th1• Prt>i
;ell w111 be shown to11
f\an~ \uditoraum
Sto~rnng Robert I
,11n Hnffmun Ill rll
I) a >cmt-docum•
Woslungwn Pel
,..n~~\Nard ;.~nd Ber
\0 eager r or ll br~
...... ,·red une ol I he
~ 10 US history.
o1r~tor Pakula ~
by the 1~
,IL'\~14:10 \\llh II btg I~
lu,gge 1 dramatic 11
The t"o re.tlou
tn•trumen tal tn
IIIUIIOnal Cr
:;nanatrd In the r~
us Prc:,idtnt I
·The mo., I l.t.,ttj
meludrurna '' 1 ha
1111h &he nW'I anfari
audtcnco: ''u
thcrn. an(
d
Pakula, who oneco
rter tn psychuun,1lv
cJ 11./utr. nu• StNI/i
A1// a \fc)( J.. mghtrt.
Produ~r actor I
rntercsted an \\ (
~"~•n .. Thn t s v. htl
·-'"'t:· of a film <t
pt1~1ng ch.mscter::.,"
1 Hollll\Jn play\
""h n "uluble vo
3 -mJII but CXC1
d'namtc man. fir\
Tht Graduatt'
Wilham Goldmat
h Cautd• and I
turned hts <;erecnll
HI thr Pr~stdmt'J
and lime went
IHIOO·OOJinr prOJeCt
fall
Most music'..&!
11 am·where nc~ •
They v.ind
:naril\ for the1r o~ •
nctd !>Omeplace to
tn Portland that '
ldc Flat.
The Flat, lo~:.ate
!)tmon. has open
to unt. nown 111
Folklore Soc
Tuesday n1
performance'>
The flat wu'>
Youth Advi
two year. a~
.ding changed ha
became a noragt
~·line servtc:e, an ai
called Open M
that locate! f
1n need, all of ~
\lme bulldtng. w
The original p
Flat, located
School. wu
onr,u Log, • •
l JeatJS
r •• e ....
•t, ~unel •mid \\ e\.c tzol en
IC\\S 00\\ th.ll .Itt' 'tnt "'"'"'
lal "'<~ get ,, lillie ndvunce filii>".
on "here\C:r \\C: go.
.. A, we did our ~orth\\est
seemed we htt someone m
ty \\ho hnd ~ecn u' in lo\\o.~
hera! ol tht people 10
rtda) ·~J .wdtcnce were old
om lowH Cit\ gr.tduate'\ "'ho
:en us "
The rca,on the\ were tn\·
C tn 1 he liN place wa& bccauw
oman I rom t ht college had \ectt
oup tn lo\\.t Cll)' and
phomorc Kcrl h Robbtn'
ter hc:camt promotton' d .. -·
,, thc:tr pertormance at LC.
c:\ 'huuld come: here. • Another wa~ the group hn., ... J
Jbhc11c: us antic\ i' wtth the rrlt<'I~
,, hulf-hour mo,ic: leatunr:!
ric:~ ol ~horl sltt\.
"What", interesting about
one ,., thi!t the ('kth) we do
gc: the: bc't dtdn't work \er\ •
the mil\ ie Ke"lc:r so.~td. -
me: of the: one:' ""'C' had on
.11 didn't wort.. H'f\ well '"ere •
nn) a helltn the: movtc:."
l he j:eft'UP c.Jc: pend' ~UOSIO~Oill
on .lohon ptctc but ul•o pr
nger sc:gmenl\ cn:ral ol
tre nut .loc:en lnl>t I rub" tnclud
•"l)c:.lth tn Ptnk P.tnlte ,"
lOlli of tough·gU} detective ~·n• ...
he" tde.t "·'~ t.tkcn hom"' ntcr
hd,e~ psllnnc: w hn~c:
nturcd pn,.tte-cyes \\ho, 1
lc~r nlLt\ h.tve recet\ed lt16
umis, .ue ull wasc-cracktng
.10!' rur dnm ch In t.ltstn:~
"The utle h.s nothmg to do
e tol)," Mnrtel5.'1td, ''butll
od IIIIC' "
• .. Duck ot the Bnsker\'i
arnnE! Sherlock Holmes, l)r J
.st on, Queen Vttlona nnd
,nt \'un Gogh. "fhc: thcor) ·~
1nccn1 \',111 G\1gh'~ roo1mm
~tnt) .til the: p.unting whtlc: 1
l:lth tn ,, 'unu.trtum 111 :~out
~.tnt.c · Martell satd "Hut
)llmmtllt "·" un afntet10n
nc:'ln't .11lo\\ him to !ltgn them
tncent .lotgnr.them ull But ht6
nne plitnl~ weunng Vt
!US.,c:\-whtch •~ why (hts pBt
lme llUI that wuy. thora the way
:tuully ~uw the world
( cmunut>cl un po~t
Ptonrtr LoR. Ft>bruary 1, lllchm•n
Of f'Wil I "f
• omehod} )!Hd that if Bob
and <'.sri Bernstein had
I h•rril) murnc:d, Nt,,on mtght
jl(rrr ~IJent." stud Alan P.sl<.ula,
rrtt(ll (11 11/tht• Pr,•uJ,•nt 'f Mt•n,
h "'II be shown tomorrow ntght
E''"' 1\udttonum
'lt.trnng Kobc:n Redford dn«J
llullman •11/tlw Prt<,fdt>nt't
1s u emt-docu mentory about
0 U'uJitln!(ltm Pu\1 reporter\
ward .lnd Bernstc:tn} who
\O eJger for a brenk that they
c:rc:d one ol the: btggest \C3n
.s'" us hi~tory .
()1rector Pakul.s w;~~ ongtn.tllv
h) the two reporter\'
:~aon "''h a btg SIOf} perhap'
htJl1C:'I drJmUIIC \tOr) tn recent
~~
The I\\ o 1ealou5 Journali,t~ t
I • tnltrumc:nt.tl tn rc:"c:ahng the
\lltUIIOn.&J Crisis Whtch
Jnl!\.tled tn the rc'ltgnation or
mtr l s Pre,idc:nl Rtchnrd i'o'ix·
·1 he: mo!>l fuscinaling thing
1ut m~hldrllm..lt' thut }oll'n: plny­
llllh the fi\0\1 tOidnltlc: c:mollon ..
uudtencc: 'canng people
them. and using ftlm
t'cl) to do thnt ic;
:~n~1Ung ," said Pakula
Pakula, who once constdered a
etl tn ps)'Choanalv,ts .1I\O dtrec­
K/rllt', llu \tt>nlt: Cud,oo and
Mil a \forJ.mF,htrd
l'roduccr .tttor Redford Wll)
antercstc:d an \\ oodward and
""''~•n "I h.tf., when ltir:st beg<1n
·,rng Of a liJm U\ J \lUdy in
jiOSlng characters ."
Hollman play-. Carl Bernstean.
Mlh fl Yoluble volutthty Hofl·
:~. 11 mall but e~tceedangly $C:JtY
d)n.tmtt man. first gamed fame
lhr Groduatt'
\\ tlham Goldman. who wrote
Cautdt and the Sundana
turned ht<~ 'lcreenwnung talents
AIII/II Prt>Jtclrnt's Mm A lot of
and ume went 1nto thtl> 8.5-
tllnn.-11 ollar proJeCt Ill\' II tlllllnl(ltlll ('oil nllt~c:
"'·'" r~·i.·n:.ucd du\\ n 1111 he lu't dt:t.ul
I \\!11 f'rw tru h "·' !lhlf1pci.J mtnlhc
mn\lc ct lnr ultwt.ttc uuthc:nlu;al't
'lorn l'phrun, llumcll) ~11
I •l("'"' mag;11tnc. told t•u~ ulu,
lnH \IIJ,:Uln e n:purttrb .~rc not tn·
h:re~lcd an mlt~tng Hrc:at moral
luternents. the) 're nut :mrktng
I rom moral outmge. I hcy're oh~ess·
ed "'tth the urge: 10 reveal. I hat'!'
thctr JOb thetr hunger"
Bern,tetn and Woodward were
tHIJ.un.lll\ 'c:nl to rc,c.arth whut wu~
cun tdcrtd 11 mtnnr cnmc: MCH)' ,,
hrc tk tn.tllht l>emocruttC Nuttonal
l·h:a'-4U.Htcr T hev were ~hungry
reporters e.tger lor u bre<.tk," and
thc:'t lound 11 • All ,h,. Pt.?udmt't \fm wa!
rdcu~ocd 111 c:lcctton ttmc: sn 1976,
helnrc nllltnnnl emotion h.1d
\\lthc:red lrum (I :~1.1te ol outra~te to
11nc uf c-,tlm tustuncal pc:r!lpc:cuve .
Dtrcctm P.tkuln ~ud ~e had
"'cunst.t nt h.aulc: "11 h tttors who
"CfC 8\\Cd h) the UbJeCI Ol the ltlm
and "ho thought tn ''" adeologJcal
lrcn7) that they had to g1-.e 11 <til the)
had l'\'c ne\c:r cen !io many ~,.,.
penencc:d proft'!l~tonals over.,cung
tn my hie."'
Rt:t.IIMtl ~" thC' 11Im .IS,, dete1.··
t h C' !I tor). nul liS a pnlc:mtc ag.Jin~t
Nt,on i\ ~ ~JUng Scn.ttor :'oJt.l'.on once
prC\l'OtC:d .1 tenniS trophy IO thirteen
)ellr old Rcdlord Redlord \\U not
imprc 'cd .. lthnught . 'What,, non­
per~on! 1 hts fake human.' "
1 he li mlungton f'mt pcorlc
cnuu~ted thetr rcput.Jtaons to
producer Redford. At one potntthc)
.tlmo 1 h.1cl:ed uut. Pou editor Ben
Bradlee told Redford, "Just
remember p.1l. th.11 vuu go oil .tnd
ride a hor c: or jump in the: 5ack with
~omc good-looldng woman in your
OC'\( lilm but I'm lote\er &tO
as,hole"
1 he reporter ' ruthlessne~' tS
portru\Cd relentJc:,,Jy . Time
magu1ine wrote, "It is difli~;.ull to
imagme .ln\·onc: other thnn Hoflman
a'> (arl Bcrmtrtn •
lfoffmun' ponru~oltsama1ang
••nd turn out to be the more m-
• •
ll'l\. ..... 111! ch.u,a~;IC:I Redford grabs
llu•rl' IItle cn:dtts due to the f.tcl that
h\: ''·" lhtcl nrg>m11er, but I loll man
!\ICotl'i I Itt !ihn'lo\.
H.1l Holbrook she~ u superb
J'crlurm.tnn• ,, u m) lcrtous new!l
Duck's
Breath
( rmwuml (rom f'UI(,. I Z
·The glauc:s belome the: thing
I hilt people ure after You find out
th.u lor more ktck1 and tince she's
Victonnn, the queen can't really do
anylhtng kmky or $e~tuul, but Jhe
JU\1 "'ants to wear thC$c: glui ea (110
c:vcr)thtng will loo~ we1rd like It
doe for Van Gogh)
M The guv who had them before
i~ k•llc:d. and we: don't know why,
and Sherlock Holmes sol\les the
cn:o.e"
•"Gonad the B;trbarian," n
take-off on old ~ience-fiction stories
b) Robert Howard in whtc;h Gonad
•~ onlv the hero .. beC.IUK he kill -everyone: cl!le," .\tunell Jaid. "He·s
btg and amoral .and he JUSt l.ind ol
lttll~ e\lervone .. •
In the story, the mnteriuls peo­
ple: ha\c nowtJdo.~y still exi:H
cxc.ept they're ull broken 1 hcrc·s
hcen a huge apocuiVpllc: th.11 h.t
delllrO)ed the world econom) . there
.src: cnrs. but nobod} has uny gas. so
they are o'cup1ed all homes I here
1trc: wS.tlc"'a' People" who hve tn old
Salewlt~ stores: they're the \\calth)
one becuse the) ha\c: osllthc: canned
good~
Gonud. after findtn(! his famtl)
dead and not bemg sure "'helhc:r he
did 11 him~cll or not, goes to the king
lor help The l.;mg ~end5 him off on a
que5t to hod the Kuchen Magician .
WThe Kuchen MagJctan i\ a
magic thtng" Martel said. "lt •hce~.
dtt~s mince~ ~egetablc:1-all 1ons of
wonderouo: \tUII
"Everybo dy hall lho,e ktnd' of
apolvpuc fantn~te!l They wonder
'What would I do 11 I was trapped an chable characters
"uurcc called. '"l>ecr Thro.11 w
ltolhr•lol ~C~ICJ Redford "supposedly
ha-. the "mid by the wsl, but mo\t
reo ric"' ho h.J vc 1 he: world by I he 18tl
don't 'lo\.ang 11 ~utte so h~vtly or
~uttc '" puhhcly I rc:apect htm for ''' ~ 1ng 1 hul mk .. r omotro\lo ntght's ahowtng of
Ill t)lf• /'rt •uf,•flt'l \lt'n I ~~opnOliiOTI!d
h) Student' 'JriJJnlted For Ac-
lt\111~ tlmt"ll"'" pnce "'" he
Sl 2S •
r\C;:>;:>L ER
• Theater JUSt totally forgot tts roots"
a b.l~c:mc:nl for I hrec: \<ears with n • plumber :tnd .1 \1 Bernardi
Martel ~td the thrng Duel\
Bre.llh reall~ h~es about domg
tortes that ,trc a lillie out ot the
urdinury i that they have the oppor·
tunit ~ hi "'c:nr "ome peculiar
clllthang. .. We want to capture the same
sptrtt of k1ds playing tn the basement
and hu"e thut me matpc "'hen you
dros up tn clothe$ that you found,
hk~ your grandmother's clothes that
,·our mother had and vou dtdn't . -kno" about
"8ur lhc:n one: day you fUld
them" •
• • • n aga.ttl proVlr~~~g mustc,me~ and mood
fall
Most musiC41l group'-ne\er
II any"' here: near 3 recordintt
lhe} "ind up playing
for thetr o"'n enjo) ment.
need someplace to !>tart, though,
m Portland that place could be
"llll"ltc Flat.
' The Hu, located at lS32 W
)rruon, hao, opened it~ door.;
IO unknown ffiUSICIBOS. The
~olklore S!octety ha:; also
'-'"'"tl Tuesday mghts for folk
performances
The Pint wus a proJect of
Youth Advocates unul It
two yeaf'l) ago. When the
lcltng changed hands. the coffee
"P bet<lme a storage A counseli ng
ervtce, an nlternaove htgh
called Open Meadows. and a
that locates fo:o.aer homes for
10 need, all of whtcb occupted
~me butldtng. were relocated tn
The ong~n.a l purpose of Ar-
Flat. located near Ltncoln
School, wu to provtde a
lllll'l·on •~n ted coffee: bouae where
people could be: e~posed to -- ~~~~
-VERSATILE GADGET Frnt uRw
This Interesting looking machine not only steams touch of class to the newly reopened A.rbuck l~ Flat.
milk and makes expresso coffee. It also adds a • music, could d!tnce,und could spend
time "'tth others It "'"~ the concern
of PY,\ that undcr·a~d people ba'<e
~orne\\ here the~ could go" hen: 1 he)
\\auld not find trouble.
The colfcc hou c no\\ cnQ
meals dunns the "ec:k: It had no
kttchcn faahuc:s and onlv smn11. •
easal)·prepared snacks ~hen u fim
opened. lt does not sene: full meals
on the "eek:ends. but offers food that
doe not requtre n great den! of
preparauon
Arbuckle t-1:u can OIXOmodatc
people "'ho want to stt at a b<1r or
lounge in comlortBble aofas and ea~)
chail"'\. fhe loungJn room " s butlt
1 o let pc:uple , OCtllhze or JUII 511 bad:
and watch people dance as the: bnnd
pl3) •
Some ot those: bands may nc:\l:r
be heard el C" here. •
The
Pioneer Log
A part of
your Thursday
13 -S~orts ------------------ ---------------- ----
Julit Junr'
nr ''" ,.,.,~ 1 .. ,
1 he 'ce-su"tn£ men's b.1 l..ct·
llallte.tm l..t'f'l pla,oll h,,~, oh\c t"
dl.'lcuuo~ \\ •llamettt und Pnctlu:
l Ol\t't"llc • I,,,, "cel..tnd hc:t,uc
JmJ'f'ln).' ,1 ''nc-p.unt d«l'•tt'n hlthc
llna,er-.11\ •'I t\l~t,J..I-Fanb.wli., , ttb-
fl'
1 he p,,,nccr.... arc cH•n 011 10.10
hll thctr ,ea,('ln record. and nc:cd hl
l..«r "tnntnF lc.tguc game' t(l,,,,urc
&hetr llt'rth an the :-\all•'" Jl ,,,ocill·
ll\ln ,,, lntcrcolle~t!llt' \ahiCII(' (),,.
trio: I II ria "-\lfh \tar. I •
.. 1 h~ tor t'tghl trum~ go hl
Jt,tnl'l. nnd ahc fi~t thr~ '" tmu
t\',1111' .trt.~ f'll!ll\ \\CII C.lc1:1d~ .11 th1'
~'''"'' ·" , 11tl l'n.u:h !lean ~cmrcrt
""''"'"'cr. "'n'. lu,a \HCio.cnd
dl'ltmtch tmf'h'h'd ,,ur ch.m~ ·c~ 1<1r
lhl' "'·" '''" .. s,•mrcrt ,•u,·d h:.tm dctcrmana·
IHlll ,,, II li.c.'\ l.llhlf tn lhCIT \ ldiHIC:'
'"'' 'H~Ii.,•nd
"It"·'',, hit; d•'·'PP'''"'mcntlu
\\IO noh ,,oc ''' 1 ht thn.'\: gumc' '"e
f'l.t\CJ 1llll hc t(l,hJ," hC' \',lid. ''but We
ctlllh' h.u ~ .md piO\td \\llh grc,tt
mt,·n~n I.•~• ''ccl.:cnd, \\'c U'<cd ,,ur
lull '''ur1 pre"' lltl~"""' Wtll.m1C:tte
ROBINSON CRUISING ,...,, I lor !
Mark Robmson (45) prepares to dnve around Pac1fic's Walt Reason 1n
last Saturday 's game en Pamplin Sports Center. The Pioneer cagers
hiked thetr teague record to 6-4 With a 97-78 wtn over the Boxers ' •'"'' tllll q•u.:J th\:tn 21-ltn the ltr t
,,.,, ntmna~ ul tlw tt·'"'t'"
I he p,,,o,'C'r c.tgcr cu.t.dl tl'n
pr.n,l·•l th~ ,nntioumg tmfUt\\cmcnt
,,, th~· tt.•.un·, ...t~·tcn'" ~ rchoundtn~ .
" I hal hit' N I." II a 'uurcc 111
ulnn ~rn lcH U\ ~~.Ill'<' ol 11Ur \IIC:
\\\:'r,• ,1111 IOC\111\I\li."OI 10 lhlll arc.t,
hua tmpr'" •nr ..
I he r~·n~tiii\IO~ flllld tu the
~''·"''II' \\til he .tn)'lhtOi/ hut c.t,}
I h,· Ptum:cr' '"II mu'l l.tcc \C'C:Ilnd·
r.tnt..cd Pac•lt<' I urhcmn llnh eN I).
,, h'lulth team I rum I he lJ nt' cr11t~ ul
\l,,,lo::t.tl \n\hM.tge . and remutchc'
"tth \\ hll\\mth .tnJ Wtllumttlc . l C
"•II hn~a the \\'illumclte tc..tm tn
P.un(lhll srl•rl~ Center I hi' "JIUt•
J,l\ ,11 7 \() f' tn.
'"\\ c'rc lu••l.:mt; lnr ,, much
11)11\!ll\: r C1tntC~I "11 h Wtll.unclte 1 h•~ -
,,,'t~l'IHI, h~: ,,u,t" the\ nre ll'o
ll~hllng f<u :1 pl:!y"'llf berth,"
:-.cmrwn ... uu.J ''Hut "C''rc: pllt)tng
'":u.,, .11c.tm, '~n un,cllt,hl\, .md • "" "'"'"' ''t' need to 1-;«p \\tnntng •·
I he Jtlntur \.lr,tl) team !lphl
~.1mc:' l.t:-1 ''cckend. ICl''"~ to
\\ ,ll.unc:lll' 110 ~ nda\ .tnd beallnl!
r.u:tlil· the: m:. I da\ fhc Pmnetr'
nlw hc:.tlthc: ON!~on \1cdtcill \chool
rc:ccnth ... t m.l hl~l a hc:.trl hrtakcr to
~It H,,,,u c,,mmunll\ C olh:gt
·• \\ c pl:t) cd \lUr bc'lt l,lUme ollht
''•1'"'" ·•!!•""'' MI. Ho1ld ".:o.tch f'd
\~t.:h~:nJ.c• 'ald. "We \\ere tied \\tth
thn.:l mmute' ao go, but JU't couldn't
pull II IIUI 10 I he end fhtn \\C h,td
,,\011.· tud ulltctaung .11 \\ tllamette
.tnd tht.: )!..tmc "·•' n:all~ .1 letdoY.n"
\tchenl.:,l pr.tl\ed tht O\er.tll
tmpro\ctnent ul tht ttam. und the
'h''''un~ .thihtit' "' 'opht,more\
l),,n hHet:. \.larc H.mle}. and
t n:,hm .. n t\nd' 1<. ttchcn '" reccnl
~;tmc'
.. fhc) rc.•ll~ helped keep u~ in
lhl" !!••me \\tlh ~h. Hood" \tchcnko
..:ud ··1 he ''hole team hu~ 1m pro' td
restlers grapple for hac •
:\turra\ Coleman • Of 1~ J•.on~r lur
Dc:,pttt' the lad. oi a full,quad,
lhe I e"1 and Clark \lorcstling team
ts tandtng tough. accordtng to
Coach Douj! Campbell
-we ha\"t a total ol nint
"r~tlcrs on the team and \\Oc seem to
be holdtng our o .... n.-said Campbell .
The grapplers pon a current league
record of 4-3 0\c:rall the) stand 5-l
Gagga's Import•
22 "A" Ave .• lake Oswego
Spoe1ei1Jr tn
CnJu·Country Slumg
RoniiJIJ StltU
...
~ •• : t.:.. ·• .. ..:• . ... .
•••••
.. . . : • • ••• ,_--.. .... . . .. •••• lnr the 1978 't'U\OO
Campbell g£t\C )pec1ul recoBni­
lton to htu\)\loelght Mtkc Han en
and R 1nd\ Hubbard ( 126 lhq tor
\lon.'Slhn!; SO l:tr lhl' \C<hon, \lollhout
n deleut He: ltddt\.1 that Ron Khcl..cr
.md P.IUI Parl;cr ha\c pt'rformed
"ell 1m the PHlnC(rs.
Pn:scntl) . Campbell und his
acam urc: loolong to\loard-.. the
toughe~t p.•ut of their '78 chcdule
"'1th Pacilic I utheran U nl''ermy
und Southt'rn Oregon \tate College
ns upcommg opponents The
North"eJ>I Confertncc: and ~ation aJ
\nociauon of lntercollegullc
J\thletic Oi•.trict II Champ1on)h1p'
"tlllollo" the P<&ctfic l uthcr-.tn \lnd
"0\f mutchc'
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14 "Raght no\lo. C\ef.) bod~ •._ tr}'IO!l
1\l pr~parc lor tht' conference cham­
ri<m,hip' ;md 111e Pacific, \OS(
malche (at ahc 'ume lime). bec..tU!-r
the) .ue the toutthc 1 tc:um' 10 the
kagut:· '<~td Campbell
He bclic,cs th;ll <~ome ol hts.
~ rc,tler' tand .1 "good chance" .tt
quahlymg for t hr naltoo.tl chum·
rwn'h'P" 10 Whtlc Water, Wt~ tht-.
>car Campbc:ll uddcd thut the road
''' Wi,con\ln \lo.tll be .1 long one •• md
e'pre td hope for 'ltudent ~upport
in upcummg home match~
-h 't'Cm' like the Interest lc\el
in \\re-..thn~ '' qualc lo\lo ," he 'md
.. The face' '~e do ,cc: at our
mnachc:, ~cem to t'OJO' them .~nd
thl.'\ come bud for the nt ~t
matc:he.," •
Classifieds
T IU \\1111 ~ ttnt '~ nce.J, 111\e more: rnom·
m:.1c \\ \lo. ~·,'~'<"""~ flhodno luchc:o
IAtihua. todoor rlumlun~~o lucrt..ce, l>nublc
prt~ 10 rrun hum I C ),..,, h;all, ~I 10
mnolh 2V2.(J!ISq
f\ PI'\C: IJI all l\nd 1111\\" rc:lcn:ncrt \\til
I'IC'-ur ~and llcln,•o I uti r,j4.71W
• t :\PI Mn M t I> l' 1'1'\C, .Jn\1 lran.cnhon•
oJunc: lrtlln •"ll-,1~ ,,..,._~ ••• ruuJ!h drilll• un
111\1 II l.'"·l'>l!7t.
Pioneer Log classtfieds
bnng results
c I \ ''" H U M \ rt '\ r,,,..,., I J'lr da\\lntb, arr ~ Ct'llh
l'l'f ""'d r>rr\ """~. minimum nf 10
.... rd• 'rnd lnf.,rmallun and jlltymrniiiJ
II!. /'to '1Ut IJ•K· ( ampUt 8U'I. 11 h•
• rid•• al I v m. I hr l.n~ Cllnnvt IH
'"'~"'"" ' 1, foil mltf4' chAn ""' "'"" '•
lnrotrtct lnwrtlun . If !OUI ad appun
lnt·onKtl,, <Jill nl. lJl rw corrftflon ,
lhfft 1-01> rttfliJid (Of CIIM.tlado~a . Five viet
first in ~
w,·.ctl). und '' (ll:l\ 1ng tntelhf:lC: nt
h,tll .. thl.' mtun "ll' n111 ~nn"n at
IIIII\' · John KUcktr
Of tht Plon~r I or
I h,· Pwnc\:N mu) h\: h.tmrcrcd
tn :t J.on· IOilH) l>U\ltllncd h\'
lrc,hnMn I),,,..: <ntdbcrQ ' dunng ,,
J'l•••cttlt' l:l'' \H'CI..c:nd 1 he c:-;tent of llw I\ •., '"lll.tkc ,,n the
\olt"'" ll"ollll lrnlll \\'tll.tmtllt
S,tltlrcJu' 111 P.tmphn Sp11r1'
t "'me llllll' •' 5 )II fl m
FRED WILSON
"We're mterested 1n providing an educational experience for our
students wtth a wtde base, so that they have an opportunity to
parttc1pa te In activities "
Evergreen Conference
wants ever solid C
Kim Hart~ag
Ptclnf'l'f I "I! 'P">r1' l dllur
I ike tht' populatton ol 'iome dymg planet starchmg fur a new warY
of hft 'chool!. from the E'ergrccn Spor" Conlerence wtll ~e~k a
leagur for members to JOin. Comt football season 1978, the 'Shf1tnb~
conlcrence v. 111 di'>band due to a decreastng number of league ~"""'
program~
To add to the mtsery. two of the eaght schools announced
intcmuon .. to leave the eight-team league That wa~ a main factor tn
F ... ergrc:en Conference officaab dec1~1on to break up the league
Conference offic tal~ l'ei:entl> presented offictals of the Nr1rtttv.s
C ooference w1th an offer to combtnt the two leagues for ec•On10m1111
re •• ~on!> t c\\u and Clark'!. Athletic 0Jrcc:tor and Head Football ..........
Fred Wil,on turned up h111 no\e to the 1dea of mergmg the two leagues
Tho'e .choob thai don't havr a conference art looktng fora
to pia) v. uh .. ome meamng where the\ hove champton5htps,"' Wi,tltoi
,aid. "The) tmmeduuely look to the 'lwonhwest Conference where
led that il thcv could break up the conference wtth Washmgton )ct1~
in one dt\tMon and Oregon !\Chool' 1n another the) would save monc,'
\\'1hon 'uid.
.. That make, \en~e for them beeau~e they don't have anything
doe,n't make <.Cn'ie for us (the '-'orthwe 1 Conference) becaust we h.,.t
good t htn~ going.-
fhe good thtng thut Wilson and othtr "'WC athletic direct on
gomg for them i!i a leagut ol eight ~ohd. pnvate college , s1mtlar in
and tuitillO co~" Wil'ion ~tated that whtle h1s conference hou'lcs
diflerent ~pon .. leagu(:) the Evergreen tonference dropped tU ICIJII'
progrum~ lrom ntnt to o,evcn. to five and at the pre,ent, three sporu
"l hey would hl..e to enter our conftrence." ~atd Wilson. "becaiUI
"1thou1 ~mg m a conference the) must travel to Montano aO:
Cuhlormu 10 play g.nmcs. They WJUid like to break up our conference
the\ cCluld play us."
Evergreen athletic directors told Wilson and other NWC dire.ct~
that ~cheduhng a slate of games wtth Oregon and Wn,hington scttOIN
~pnrotcl y would cut down tranaponallon costs 11nd 1mprove oubllt:JI1
for tht league.
"They ( Evergrt't'n ofticulls) 'lecm to be mort anterested in fot)tblf.
basketball and other pr~ugtous apons where they can auam a
more pubhclt) for thear schools," WI !Jon \llld He added that LC gha
\pons publicity low pnonty on tiS hat of goals for Ptoneer athletiCS
.. We're tntcr~ted an provtdmg an educauonal cxperience for
studenu wtth a wide base, so that the) have an opportunny
pan1c1pate an acttvitiea ...
Educauonal upenence w1th an opportunt ty tn 5ports lS
philosophy practiced by eoachC$ when tnlktni to prospective athletes
Keuh M und) (o.s profiled an a Jan 26 Pronur Log antcle), 16 an ex.ampk
of l c) plulo)ophy Mundy , .. a top-ranked IWtmmer for the Pionedl
who 'a1d he places "studae:s a!. number one and ~w•mmina ~econd,­
mumt.un~ thot he wtll conttnut to <wtm his bc•t under these colrJdiiiOII\1.
Wil5on e'!lllmatc:d aome EvcrgtC(n ~chools to be t\\'ace the ~11e of
student body at NWC schools fhe Oreaon College ol
contmurs to schedule Ponlond Stute Untversuy among other uopc:r·
davision teams for publicity benefit.'!. Everareen ( onference school'
ltutc ~choolo; chargmg considerably le!!\ tUitiOn lhan the rnvatc ,ch
thut compme the ~WC.
"We don't even share the !Ulme philo~ophy." Wlll'on stud, .. ofwt\1
athlet&c~ mean tn our mull college'§. I herelorc. we have no desire
become dffiliutcd with tho~c collegea ns long a1 we have the Nonhu:..c
Confe~nce as strong 35 11 i!!."
Plunttr L~g. FtbrwJry 1.
• ' f1,·c Ptoneer
c.arned liot plocc I'll
1 team win over W
(leld la\1 Sat urduy
held here ill t t
Sophomore Ci
210-yan.l I ree'jt yle,
Well~ placed M:con<
lr« 11nd won I he Sl
"-cnt Kath Thurm
11n 11 double winne
~}~rd lrce5tyle
Laura Baumhofer
C\~nt), the 50-and
R\. ()t\er Jeannie I
the one "'nd three 1
"\\'e had three
uuro~ Baumhofer I
pfe1ffcr an: cons•~•
the meet'\, and PI .. performances. 'IO
Emblen.
S.tlly Games 1
both boards
Most of the "
•re approaching SCI
dmg to Em bien "K
achteved her hfetir,
and 100-yofd t
Melinda W1nkleh
Metame basts last
breasbtroke and
Em bien.
The men's an
IIIWC Basketbt
I
\IJ
I.W'tcld
hal"JC I ulhcran
~.to>u 1nd Clarl..
Yr'llllm.t.n ~ • • t
j ..
haftc l
Ulllcp: uf Idaho I
SI\TlROA\
l.coo1• .1nd Clarl. 91 PI
l~tld 100. W•llamet~
,.llo1nuo 1!<1 C oll~r·
'\10~0 \'
\lu~•·h••r~nll. M •
\1ut•onh ~ \\h11m
Intramural Ba
onp \\
Jocu 4
Sd\lQI!p ..
lbd M\ .a
ltook1n 4
8:r:c Ou P\ I\ 2
SPE \
l«h Eni'O~ 2
Toadl .. •
A.ilct 2
~AE 2
Slao~clo""l' I
Dopcl.t.nd E11pm• I
Wapua Po•nt I
Motthon Men I
Slcun Cop-outa 0
Gtttn Gtov.c"' 0
Jen, 19 f
Rooluei Sl'. SPE ,.2
Schlonp 62. T t'Ch E11
Sad "'' 00. Smokc\Ol
\fafathon Men 68. C ~
v.E 2. Green (lrOV.CI
Bl~~e chtp• IV 2. V..apl
LCthi1
season
\'lnct Woocb
Or lht PtunKt t ua
lewts and
'lonh we~t (on
field ehampton'
with an tndoor
Mcmono.l CohJ
tptker~ compete ~
Included both
ICUIOn~. The m
parttctpun t \ con
day 'c:o.~aun
Coach Fldo
"llh the pertorn
Ctll'l\1 \JCrtOtzllll~ f
~we had ~
m.~n .. e:; and no ~· tttlur' "ll' nut \. nuwn at
'tW
Ill\' ,I\·,. \\lllt.tkc: un the
r,..tt\ t"'·'"' I rum W tll.•mcur
tlllrthl\ tn l'ilmphn SJ'hHI\ (
•me tun"' 1' ., lll p m
)ON
ucatlonal experience for our
they have an opportun ity to
g planet searchmgi\Jr a new \1,
ports Conference will ,eek a
otball season 1978. the shn
:reasmg number of league:
le e1ght school\ announced
tue That wa~ a matn foetor 1n
on to brenk up the league.
sented officials of the N
: the two leagues lor economtQ
irector and Head Football Ccu.:!
idea of mergmg the two leagues
conference are look in$ for a ..... ~
t\' have champlon\htp ," Wtb
tlorthwe ~t Conference where tb:l
1ference w1th Washington !>choo:
another they would sa"e ""'""'
J!>e t.he) don't have anything but
•. 1 Conference) because we h., ...
It her ~we athleuc d1rectors
id. private colleg~ . s1m1IBr 1n
wh1le h1s conference hou'l~
~ Conference dropped rts tea1r.:
.and at the present. three sportl
nference," sa1d Wilson, "b<ecaWI
r must trove! to Montnnn
~ike to break up our con renet.:
Wilson and other NWC dit·ectO!I
Oregon and Wasb1ngton schoo•
1t1on costs and 1mprove publiCIIl
to be more tnterested 10 footbal:.
rts where they can attatn a
son srud He added that LC ana
t of goals for Pioneer athlc:ucs
'\ educational expenence for
t they have an opporturuty
I opportuntl y in sports is
b talkmg to prospective athletCl
~onur Log arttcle). 11 an eumP~
linked sw1mmer Cor the Pion
r One and \WtmmtO& 8CCOOd,"
hi& beat under thrac: c:ondlttOill
<~~chools to be tw1cc the ~uu of
Oregon College: of Fducal
University among other upp>Cf·
,verpcc:n Conference :~choolt
-! tuttmn thun the pnvute u•l1too>l
tilosopby ... Wilson saud, "of ~u
Therclorc, we have no desire
IS long a~ we have the N
P10ntn Log. Ftbruon• 1. , Five victories pace women to
' :first in • • SWlm meet
· John J(IJcktr
Of til( r.Q,.., .... 1 .,,
ft'c Ptoneer women awtmmen
earned lint place marks en-route to
• team wtn over Wh1tman and Ltn·
field t,,,t Saturduy The meet wn!.
held here at 1 C
Sophomo re C'tnde Fitl won the
!ln·y.mJ lree'ltyle freshman Lon
Wdl5 ph1ced ~econd in the 200-yord
lrte and won the 5QO..ynrd free--.tyle
c~'tnl !Ctth 1 hurmer, a sophomore.
,.1~ a dmtblc wmncr in the 100· and
5G-)11rd lrec~ tyles. Sophomore
(Jura R.tUmhofer &ll!io won two
c\ents. the SO-and I QO..yurd buner­
n~ T>I\C:r Jeanme Pfe1ffer won both
• tbc one and three meter board&
"\\'c had three: double: wmner~~o ;
t.auru R.tumhofer and dt .. er Jeunnie
P!c1Hcr urc const~tantl) winning in
the mc:c:t~. and puning out good
; pcrlormunces ." sa1d co.tch Gary
Emblc:n
Sail~ Games placed second on
both board~
Most of the women swimmers
arc approachmg season besls, acc:or­
dtngto Emblen ... Kim Horn'ltean ttas
ach1evtd her hfetime best in the SO­
and 100-yar'd backstroke, ond
Melinda Winklehake had some
hfcumc: bast~ last w~keod tn the
breaststroke and freestyle," wd
Emblcn
The men's and women's swim tc:nm• wtll have two more meets
before gmng tnto the d"trict and
regional championthlp\ Next Fn­
duy night. the swtmmer will be
competing 111 W1llumeuc Un1versity
in Salem
Emblc:n smd hiS team i now nt
the pc:uk of 11 tnumnr 10 pre-paru·
tton for the ~;humpl onthlp mect'l
"\\ c vc bc:c:n worktng hard !ltnCc
we started swimmmg 11 the bc:gtn-
• nmg ol the se.nson he .ud ... We hod
n :,light rc't lust week when 1972
01> mrtc (,old Mc:d.th!\l Don
Scholander came to lecture, but
\loc'rc Mill w1mmmg ured," said
I'm bien
"l he 5\lo 1mmers know it has tn
be this wa) 10 order to w1n. I thtnk
everyone: wants to swam but it'~
tough Our \Wimmer are !lOme or
the most dedicated athletes on cam·
pus. They hove to be sWJm:nmg " a
demundtng sport. I respect each and
every \Wimmer who's sttll out for the
team Most of the swtmmen are at o
state of physical exhaustio n. 1t''
tough for them to conSIItantly wm.
Our goal "m the champ1onshipa and
that's what we're worlong towards "
Last week the men·, 'wim team
faced Portland State Univennty and
the Oregon College of Educ:atton 10 a
non-conference meet The P1oneer
swammcrs beat OCE but lost by IS
po1nh to PSU •
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l..fwn and Ctarr.. Q" P.aclfit 71\
Lblithl 100, Wlllamellc: 80
lloluun." • ( olltr:' 1 h!at-"
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Intramural Basketball Lurue
Shlonp
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' Smoketct""n I 3
Dopcland hprn• I l
Wapul;jl Po•nl.l I )
'-luathon Men I )
~~~an Cop-ouu 0 .&
O~n Gro""cn 0 4
Jan. It R'E.SUL TS
Roolun S¥ SPE 42
~hlonp 62 Tech £n11nc: l1
Sad An 60. \mokctown :4
totarathon \.ten 611 C op-ouh 40
\AE , Or«n vro""t" 0 (forteul soo
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Star chtp• 1\ 2. Wapuca Pt. 0 (forfcttl TOOA V~ CAME!t
~urath on Men ' Tech Efllltv
Schlonp "' Oopc:IAnd E1opru•
( op-oub "' Blue Chtps I\'
smoketown .... Jocks
\1. apua Po• nil "' A.kcs
Grrtn Gro .. cn on 1 oach
Intramural Basketball-
Jocks and Shlongs conunue to lead
IBL 'lltand1n~ w1th tdenttcnl 4-0
record Jock), led by football
grtdder Brud Stoffer. scored a total
ol 298 po1nt 10 thetr last three
game' Shlon~ grabbed thetr share
of fir'\t place with a 62-31 wan over
'J c:ch Engme. Dctend1ng champion
Blue Chip~ IV \loere tdle last wee\.:
.md remamed I ~game out of first
plucc
lntramural s-The Pamplin
...,pon' (enter Gym rema1M open
c:~t:f\ \'. ed night I rom 7-9 p.m. for
nil students dod ~tall Interested in
tree <:OUrt ttme Depending on
lorfe1ture of 1ntrumural ba,ketball
gume!l. ~ome courts on other
weeknighh w11l be avatlable for
volleyball games
Fencing- The LewtS and
Clark Fenctng teum contmue play lO
the (olumbln lnterc:ollegJate Fen­
cmg ~ague Feb. 8 ut Clark College.
Both mens and womens teams will
play '" 3·30 and 4:30 p m matches
agamst Pac1fic Uruverstty and
'Portland State Umven1ty Portland
tate wtll ~port Olympic fencer Greg
M.tr'( th1~ ')Cason
LC thinclads make tracks for
season opening meet March 4
VInce Wood•
Of lht PIC>nHf I OJ
lew" and Clark 'c; dc:fendtng
\(onhwc11 ( onferen~ track and
n~td c:hampiOOS opened the season
wnh an 1nduor meet at Portland'o;
Mcmonul Cohseum 12 Ptoneer
'P'~C:f\ competed 1n the meet wh1ch
Included both day and ntght
\t)•non:. lhe mujonty of the LC
p.mt\.tp.!nt:. competed d trng the
day \CtMOO
Coach fldon t:i' wu~ pleased
"llh the performance of h" ,quod
cnn,tdc:ttn@ thl\ roint of the: \(8'\0n.
.. We hud some BOod pc:rtor­
mun\.C) .tnd no tnjune. wh1ch IS
Prunn·r I ox. Fthrutlrt l, 1978 1mportnnt," Fill ,a1d
\mons the Ptoneen top perfor­
mnnc~ 1ncluded the m1le relay team
of 'iemor. Alan Jod.tm and Shank
Cha,e. Frahman R1ck. Stace and
Rtck Fergensen The foursome plac­
ed ~oecond 1n the college d·vtsron
rein\ race f-ergen'ien , u !ophomore.
ran tn the unchor pos1tt0n
Other 1mpres~1ve fintshei tn the
meet nccording to ftJt included
"'tuce 10 the tnple Jump. Fr~hman
l>ave Pullin 10 the h1gh JUmp. and
lunior Rtlbin Mtgdol tn the mile
run.
F1' \\111 continue to \lrOrk on hi)
197K track und field )quad in
prep.u.1tion for their opemng out­
dnM meet Murch 4 • MOORE THAN HIS SHARE RD., RJrlt4uw
LC sw1mmer Mark Moore swims h1s leg of 8 400 Pamplin Both mens and womens teams hosted
yard medley relay in 8 Saturday meet held at weekend swim meets here on campus
omen b-ballers to save
One Lowe
Of IM Piol'Hf L.ot
"We lacked the needed inteD.ll·
ty." wa~ how LewLS and Clark
~omen ·~ basketball coach Sue
Pcte"on ~ummed up last Thur'\(ja)
mght\ dt,appotnttng S7-48 defeat to
the Oregon College of Educnuon's
JUnior \3r)ity squad at Pamplin
port, Center
The Ptonccr~ hung in the match
until the ltnal minut~ . when they
ju~t ran out or steam.
'"I prucuced the team really hurd
on Wednesda): I thought we needed
tt at I hot lime. ~ Peterson ~utd . '"Our
h.ml pracuce ~red u out lor the
Thur,day game h 'ounds hkc an
e'<cu~e. hut "edidn't hu\e the energy
to pull 1t ofl.
I LC and OCE exchanged tbe
lead ~'craltim~ tn the fiht half of
play. conSIStently WJtbtn a two or
three potnt 'Spread. In the \eeond
penod. the Wol\let managed to app-
1) the prenure in three or four field
goal )putts and the Pioneers ~ere
caught playing a game of catch nght
before the buz:.zer.
LC wn, unable to capitalil.e on
1t )peed. its u'e ol the tone press,
and 1he efl~ 1ve fast break it nas
de\eloped to ib advantage
..We twve the potcnnal of
becoming a good ball tea.m " she
r.:ud. "Our )lmplc offeo.'lve patterns
"ith man) option alto~ u' to get il
good hot olf We'"e got a lot or
talent on the Ooor. What we realh I
need 1 10 bounce back with u win, ..
he SRIId
I' -_ .....
~--""The ,great thins about thls
league is the competition 1.1\ 1t. Any
of the fi .. e teams are sood ones.
Willamette is always a formidAble
opponent •n anythina they do. and as
a factor George Fo• and Paetfic can
•omeum~ pull some1hana out of
their hats. too.~
Tonight the LC women cagers
play at George Fox 10 Newbera
folio~ by a Saturda) game in
Eugene against the Uni\'enu~ of
Oregon J\' squad The P1oneen beat
the juntor Ducks at the Willamette
Jambo'" two ~eeks ago and are
look:tng for~Drd to the trip
·we QCcd omcthmg to jet us
b.ad: on the righ1 1rack." Peterson
s:ud ·t ~no" we ha e "hat it wilJ
t.tkc: to put a good tc:nm to-
£ether."
• • • a-' ....-•• •• •• !1.
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•
15 Publick Occuren :....:...c~e=--=s--r--___ ~
--------------------~ --~~-------- , r•ufr'"'" ell f·ngh~h ·•• Soulhern Orel(nn
!\t.al~ Cnlle~"' 2 Toda
J-------------~ • fhr 1 ruj1n \\ omtn, .tn ddoptatton or
I unptd1.-s' clu' '" tra!led\ b Jean P.lUI \ar­
ln:. wtll run 11 J,urth1nd State llm\Cf\11\
l1.·h Q, lllund I I. K p.m.cuch ntMht,and reb
12 at 7 p 111 I he: \howang wtll be held Ul the
1 '""'''" 11.,11 \udaturturn un the PSlJ cam.
J111' t ;~,•n"•rhl admt"lun 1 S.J.50 ltcl..et •&rt
"'·llhthl~ .tt 1h1.· P!\1 tun. <llli1.c 22Q-4440_
.., • I ht Pottn of l anpron Hu1h~ • • ,,,m,orcd h' the p,mlan<l 'Lttc llnt\'eratt\
Rill ' u"•~ Pn.1grnm and tht Portland \rt
\hN''Irr wall be r~"enlrd at thr mu CUm,
'\\ Pttr and Mada•on, bcgmnmg toda~ ttl 2
rm
"ub-.cqucnt pc:rforman~ wall be hrld
at thC' mu' urn Feh Sst tip. m. and f'ch 12 at
4 ~0 p m 'hll"' are «ch~ulcd at P.Sll tn
Roon• ~~of I nroln Hull for Feb 2. 9 und 16
at s p m. and feb f9 3t 7 p.m
Gcncruladmt ann w11l be I tomi!ht but
S. f1)r ~II other pc:rlorman~~
•nr. \li').on John,on "''" bc~pons.o~ h)
the Ponland chapter ol thr aaouon for
llumttnt ttr f~H-hoiO l') tonaght .... p m .. nt
the ampu• \hm~t~ hutldmg ucn..,,s from
smuh CcntC"r .11 Portland State Una'e~n~
lt"•1n "all prt'scnt ~bod) con,ctousncs • the
relnuoMhlp ol bod'. bcha\lor. communtra·
uon nd cmouon • Both rrt"'fes mnnland Ill\
are •n' ned to parttcapate tn the
prugrum \dma ~•t'n wall be I
•Tht Pionw "reo;tltr" "''II talc on
('olumbaa Chmuan Collegt' torught, 7:10
p m a· CCC
• Tht Rouri1 Re~tor) Thtatrt "ill prt'·
sen I 1 ' four onC"-nct piB)" h) George
Furth. an the Pa\1lion Room ol the H1lton
liotel. Feb 2. 3nnd:; at li JO p m. frc:l..et-. art
a'-aalublc: '31 the: UiU31 outle t~ lor S.l. F\lr
nd,anc:c rc enl\tlon call 244-SiOO .
Fri. 3
• \II tht Proldtnf ·, Men \\111 sho" teb J,
at ... p m and 9 30 p m an E'-an . dmt,51on
u Sl 25 at the door
•Tht Lrwh and Clark swim t~m wall
meel \\dlameue Uni\erSJt) Feb .3, 7 p.m. tn
Snlcm
• :\hwc OdH n "'"be held Feb 3. at • • 7 0 p m in Tamarac~ Lounge Hear mu,.ac
b' Le,\ls and Clark studenu Admis ion" til • be free nnd the food lS on the hou~e.
• \ r&lnr• Qun:ada. n -an Francisco \ldto
artist." dl perform a media conoen ln\oh mr
ltlm. •lid e..' sdeo and aCOWi\tc and electronic
mu••c Feb 3 at ~ p m The concert w1ll be
hefd :u the ;\'onh~esl Aru,.ts \\'orkshop.
Room 215. I J 7 1\W Sth ,\venue. Adrru"ion
"'II bt SI.SO.
•Bnt•doon \\111 sho" at the Portland
CI\1C uditorium . !21 S\\ Cia) Street,
tonight at 8 p.m. Bngodo ~n t!o an Oreson
l..sght Opera performance ~ub equml per­
formances \\111 be Feb. 3 and 4 at 8 p.m. For
tid ct rnformation, otll the uudatorium tidel
office nt 2-' -4496
Sat. 4
• .Media \\ ork.shop w--.th Virpma
(Juesada "'" be held Feb, .a from I to S p m
ut the 'orth"e ~t Ani•u Worlthop, Room
215. 117 W Stb A-.c:nue. For further
tnfonruuaon ea11 22J..J419
• I ht Pionttr "rm)rf'j will go agairut the
Oregon College of Education Feb 4, 4 p m
in Monmouth
•Thr m~n·s bukttb•ll tnm wdl lace
\\dlamelte Unh:enaty Feb. 4, 7:30p.m., an
Pamplin Sporu Center.
• fhr lroJ•n DHCJmmi Jon Alliance \\lll
laold benefit dance and concnt Feb. 4 10 the
Theatre Elan Bnllroom. 614 SW lith, ot 8
:p m The ~ho" wall anclude The Ho"1tng
Gnel pla}ang foU; music from the Bntuh
Isles nd mrnro, the Edectac Hagh~atc:r
Stnn ooruJ from Col"'al111, and the dance
ampro\'lsatron of Jo1e Bro\\ n A S2donatton
'' requcSled All proceed' \\111 go to 1he legal
dcfc:mc funrl of the Trojan occuptcn..
•Danct 10 the Hilt at the: Red !..ion Motor
In .. 310 SW Lsnroln. fhe SOFA~pon!\orcd
off-ampui event "~Ao'dl happen feb 4 lrom 9
p.m 10 I a m Tu:kcta are available lorS4 ocr
couple.
Sun. 5
•Tht Ual•tnitJ of Portland tw tnVtled
local anilla to d11_play their hean1 at the
"Valcnuna by Local Artista" exhibation
16 • •< hlld', Pia)'. the Portland prcrruere ul
Rohctt M,,r,\\CO' portrtlll ol ev1l. Will run '"I
the tJrmcr,it) nl Portlund\ Hunt <.cnttr
I hc.ttrc. Feb 10 to l.:!.md 17 to IQ ill 8 p.m
I he \'t'll >or~ I,,,., 1.i!lltd at ". ont ol the
rnu'' ,,,lt!\f)ing !.C:Ur) ~ho" ~ an }'clln." Find
out "h,•t m.t lo.c~ C111/d'' flu 1 11 futal mv,ter)
hu t•c'-et tnlormution .tnd ruervntaon, , cull
the theatre hu olh'e tl 2M' ·72t17.
•1 he Portland D11nrr l'htattr wtll ~pnn­
'nr .1 g.tl.t ' ''' nllnc: par l\ "' 1 he 'her"' ood
Ot~cntul I heotter fh~; .. eb I-t C\c:nt '""
k.ttur"' .a :\hnw rng ul Rudolf Valentino·~ llf,,., ~tnd ,\cmc/, tn wht~;h the celehrnted
hl\cr plil)' the p.art ol u mal<Jdor. \Silent
I .turd and ll.udy ~:nmcd} , ilnd mu,1cal
.tc~;ump.mtmc:nt b) theater organJ\1 Btll
Pi OCE 0 Is h S da Uhrnk "'" .tl,o be ·• p.art of the e\cning . oneers play W ere on attn" y ~·nll:rt.llnmcnt It tall huppen'> Ul 8 p m., ~rn f uhn ...
Ptoneer guard George Weatheroy is one of many reasons Lewis and Clark's fast-\ ,ah:n11nc' n.l the Sherwood Oriental
breakang offense has been successful this season Weatharoy and Co will meet I htoltc:r " lucutc:d hull un hour from down-
WIIIamette Unrversity tomorrow night for a 7 30 p m tipoff at the Pamplin Sports "'" n Punl.wd. in Sher\\ood Oregon
Center ~..~v 1m ~ •cncr . .J ;n.lml,~lon w1ll he S 10 J or lie ket11nd
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lr1·Mc1 anl1lrm1ttlon call the: Portland
llhtl\\ 10~ f'cb. 5 lu 2b. The mediUm u ed llllm \ h.tnl!l'~ Will he ol\UIIablc: in lht Odell 1 ),un:~ 'hl Iter ••• 217 lt<40
"hethc• ph,,to~mph, , \\alcr color. mt'tal \1 mur ctllice \111 t:eh 6, bcginmng at ~ 15
!.t"Uirture. or ~ometh tngcb.e '")llUrchotce. p 1 l'rmnt\ \\ill be 1{1\Cn on ol llf)l~ome-., he Happ) flmr. an all-lnmilr mU\ICUI
'·•nth\ .:md 'tudenl' lrom the p fine art~ rtn.I•,C:I"'\Cd I "'' Call e~l. 271 II ou hU\~ ~t.lrring R!<:hitrd llur I, Will play ut lh~
dcp.tr1mcnt '"II be member; ol the jur) ·'"' quc~tinn' Portll.nd ("1\1~· I hcnue through f'eb, 25.
D·•h\~r \uur 'nlenunc to the l'P Bud;IC', l td;et \\Ill be S4 50 Sho\\ttme~ arc ' • •I rir fluptun ltrtd hr' bund "'ith pc:c1al l ~·nh:r.l a ult\ l.oun"e.l cb 1trom n1~ttn to ,,,.hedulcd lur t\ 30 P m. I hursdn} through e guc'l group ,,l.t)Cf \\Ill perform at lht' .I I I ,j t' I'm \ t((tpllon lor rtl~t and the puhhc Sui\Jrun~' ""' u spcc1.a Sunua\ matmee P,tr,lntuunt I he,\lrc. Feh ~at~ n m General I "" r ,~ ·ch !> .a .! •1.· p 111 "'" he l·ch 10 rom ... to 10 p.m. at the .n.nll'\ll11l ,,111 h\.• !<SO ftckel nrc ,,,atlablc
gitller' hH rnme tnfl'lrmauon, cnll Machttcl ut ,,mnus Portland tore.. for mort' mfor- • Pl1n"' art nu" undtr~ I) to e\'tlluate ond
Maller ~97-121 111,1111m c.tll 121)..()()3J c:'tnblt"h a rnll~ 'quad rur nel\1 year Prnctace
•sn,irt fir fl,t: :\lain Strttt 1nd Out· schedule lor pnng term are yet to be iet,
hac&. •• md ,Jn,JI~ ,,. and ~It de p~ent.llaon .. on • lnRr•m \ll,..,hlll , I rom San hanc,,co. hut ante rested person' ure encouraged to
I he run· h' Jt1>!i rro~t. \\tU mh place feb b. "rll !!.''..:. .1 ~o:1•n,:ert ottupc-~ and h' e clcctronac contact Ahson v.tll, (ext . .327), 1 erry r:ow,
7 111 p m. at Koanonta Hou,e. sw mu,tc. t cb (1 Q flit • allhe rortlandC'~.:nter it':-.1. 5bll. or Julie Jone), (e'lt. ~18).
Rroadwll\ nnd Mont gomer) Fro t " a 1111 the \ •~uul -\t" 117 ,'\ W 5th A\t'nuc
C\"Cn·llmc \1 uor to the O\tcl Linton "ho \1.tr~h llll cmplu · muny natural and
hne 1t1 Jllt! .tnd ha' u'cd has carl~ mornang mcch,am~:.tl •nUrt;C'I> lor ha' rnu~1c , indudan~
hoM" to c;nch .. Mother Ru,~l&~ una~urc In .tmphlted 'Olct,, hell' und the bamboo !lute. Cont.
Ausu"' 1977. he wus a delegate to the
:'l,alo:h1)(jJ.;a Conlc:tenCt' on lmpro\tO~
CoClpcrulmn among the '-anon' of tht'
Pactlic Ba~an •1 ht < onlt11'">orar) Craft, Gallery wtll wed 8 prc,~nl \\Or~' an \\OOd by Rtll Moore and
~...;....~....;;.-- ·-~-~-~-~~~.....;;;.- -t recent ccmmtc' by 1 e., l..:awrence and Jaml:l
fh1s J"'rt'•entataon wdl be sponsored b)
the Oregon Councal of American-O\'iet
hiend:~hap There "'" be no :.dm i:~:.ion
chnrf-For more ani ormation, cali2Q7-U38 .
• Tht Blutrra-n Alliance, from lout~\ ·tllc. •'tudlu I.Hie Thtatrt, 1522 40\E Tacoma •
h.l, 1nnuun«d .sudttton" for the: Bro.tdway
mu''" ~JI AHmc•t. Auditions Will br held Feb.
)i .and 10. 7 . .'0 to 9.30 p.m. Pranc•pal s. choru
member!< and dunc.er ure '"' iled lo audrllon.
I or lurther tnrormutaon. cnll 248-5924 . Gilbert. With an e~thrbll called
Struc:ture5 frunsition Feb 2 through 25
1 here will nlso be ,, spc1.1al reception for the
three arta~t .. Feb, 2 at 8 p m. :u the gallery.
'\9l4 S \\ Corbett A \e.
•Tht Be-it WI), u reature of lost year's
FiN Portland International him Festa\111,
"ill conunue ill the Movte Ho111• 12205 \\-. K)-"1dcl~ .tckno"' ledged to be the ~~ ol
the ~oung bluegr.m band\, "'iJI perform its
hi(!h-enerro brand of muttc at 9 p.m Feb 5
ut Euphona , In<: .. 315 SW 3rd A,enut'
Admt :.ion will be S3 at the door. E 1 a' lor 1 tor everul more \!reek· The fiMl t C. fen-lure w ntten b) Claude Miller protelle of
t-----~----~ -~---~-4 Francoi Trurraut, tak~ place m 1960 at a
Mon. 6 •I ow-.on lnlda. uuthor or .. Before: The
t-------~--~ ------.....f \\nr-.tnd ~o:o-ed1tor ol ",\IJIEF.EEF.! .-an
•Thr Rbidtnct llalls OfOct h;u on­
nuun~ I hat u ~•gn-up !htet tor prang term .tnl holug~ of .\~aa n·;\mt'ncan "riten. "all
reud h1~ poetry an fomor;.~ck Lounge, Feb 9
111 ~ p m ln.td.s. "ho tau.llhl at l Can l9b9 "
Floor Feud: next up, Copeland C-20 vs. RD's
Plau-Wcstth ird floor defeated Juniper 8-30 with a .core of 47-JJ. Membcrt of the Piau
team (left to ri&ht) were Suz. Larrance, Lou Mabt-1, team captain Charlene Padden. Jennifer
Kantedt and Adrea · · Next Tuelday Copeland C-20 wiU challe the RD team. buy'· ummer c. Imp where connact ari .. e~
between lhc athletic dtrec:tor and the drama
teacher both \lereotypt'd characters. When
the athleuc coach di\co-.cr'~- the other mon in
lentale dr.:s,, he tell' no one but w1elds hi~
'-""" lcd~c 10 cuntrol hi!'> us'ioctate fhcre 15
cuntt11n1 conn1ct between the rough and
h: ndcr. ·•lttlrt'~SI\Ie and meek, mnscuhnc: and
tcmtnanc: \tde" each pt'nonoht) po,~c~"c"
•John Bald~'llri ', eonceplual art wor-k~
\HII b... IMtullcd at the Portland Center lor
Vt~ual An11, through Feb. 19 fhe center j., at
117 i' W htth ,\\c.
•Julia 1.. Hofrman will be diJplaying 74
photograph~ . chronicling the lift' ot her
fomtl)' around the turn of the century at the
School ol the Art! & Crnhi\J Soc1et)·, an
organti'JJIIon she helped found, tOdl)
through Feb 25. I he photogruphs "ill be
she\\\ n an the H oil mun Gallery thut bear her
name. f'!Ut ~orth~~t IMth 1\\enue. For
mMe anformnllon call 228-4741 or lK 1-28.11.
•Th ~: On:con llaht Oprra wall pre)ent
Bri~eado on Feb 2 throu&h 4 nt the Portland
Chic Auduotium . All performance will be
:u H p m I or llclo;cl anformntion, cnll the
auditorium ticket oHtct, 248-4-19(), The
auditorium '" lcx;uted at 222 SW Clay St
Submlulooe to thle page ere printed ,,.. of
c:haroe and 11\ould be addret~eclto Campu• Boa 21,
L.wt1 and Clartl Collttge, Portland. 0~, tn1t.
'The deeclllne •• noon, '""ra. All e.ubml..aona
lhould be typed, doub ... apacecl.
P1onur Log, F~bnMUy 1, /971 ;\rgumenl\ we:
senate Munday I
1uocation~ for ncl(
Organitcd for Acl
whtle fund' tor th
lnl(re~l Re carch C
CUI completely.
The \enate •~
alloc.uang money I
' . and Ofg.!OI13IIOD5
(Q78· 79 ~e hool yel
~~ttn finalm:d. The
· Commtttee rcvie~
1 orpnt1 .. 11ions and
1uocatton report t.
I "As adYI"iOf
budget as too hig
1 Studenl ,\cttvlliet
· d1rcctor of SOFA
' not present at t
. ~att'ment.
I rhe prelimtnl
I S24,000. or rougl
all~uon fund •
sOF ;\ could usc t
acthtue~ on ca.
org.aniz.atio ns
TI1e origmal
Ford ~td SQ
$4,000 ~~~ than l
•here cuts could
•Free Uruve~
rtqucsted $3,000,
Sl ,SOO. Ford !!atd
Lew1s and Clt
0~
The white
pacefull}, u blac
wt week.
-vou have to
former )ecretary •
• lton, 10 a recent tl
Butheleu he
Studc:nl!i' Organi
BPC in 1972. wa
banning and re~l
which were spent
Rhodcsm no
111d "I don't udv
Rut I hnve been
They will n
force:, there Wlll
"lt's like goi
gne ... our money • Buthele1a.
nauonwadc 1pea
Committee,
l'l'SJmc-wcrc:
Buthcleti,
lradlltOnaJ of I
·progr~!>I\C reid
"The YOtC
pany wanttng )
the black pcopl
pactficisl wlet1 .. r-1
Buthelui
banned~.1nd
the United St
\rrtou,ly.
"H.enr\' K •
mo!Jan~ n recum
)9 10 CMQOII!Inj
Buthehm snld
"With the I
forced to mn~c
An auat
• economtc
Butheleli 1t11d,
"lhe argu
""•thdrawal by
Butheleli sa1d.
continued prc:seJ
~They ILn<,'tl