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February 9, 1978 Volume 39, Number 5

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1978-02-09

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

Womtn, an udaptutaan or
lc traged\ b) Jean·Puul Sllr·
I Portl<1nd Stutc llnt\et~ ll)
1.1< p m. e.tch mght.und ftb
~ 'howtn!l \HII lx htld .11 tht
udttvrtum on the PSU cam­
[m''""" i!> \3 '50 I •ckct' 1m
PSU btl\ olricc "94440 .
• the Portllind premtert of
3'~ plH lri.lll of e\IJ Will run •t
ol Portlund'' llunt Lenttr
)to I~ tnd 17 tal9,ut Kp m
7 mrc•.t e<.1llcd it ",, ont ul tht
car} show, in yeal"' hnd
011/tl', Pla1 ,, tutu I my .. tcry.
mution and re~ervuuon call
ofllce at 283-7287.
Jd o.nrt 1 htattr \\ill 3pnn·
ntmc part) tl the '\her\\000
tr The reb 14 C\ cnl will
Hng ol Rudolf \' .tlt'ntino'•
'''· 1n "hich the cclchmted
pari ol n m.ttador. A tlcnt
ordy .;nmcd), und mu teal •
1 b) theater organht Btll
be a pan ol the e\ening
It all happen~ at 8 p m
~· rh~ \herwood Onentul
ted holf .to hour I rom down­
f. 1n \her\\oad. Oregon
ton w1ll bcSIO.I·or ticket und
ltllon call the Portland
at 227-J840,
Time. an all-fnmll) mu,1cal
td Hunt. w1ll plu} at the
l hcatre through Feb 25
tlc _4 SO Sha\\ ume\ are
'0 p m • fhurlida) through
.1 o;pectul Sundn~ matinee
'"
l\ undrrwa' to e\alunte and •
~quad for nnt )Car l'rncucc
pnng term arc }et to be set,
per}ons urc encouraged to
Gall. (ext. 327). Terr) Fzl\~,
uhc Jones, (c~t. 411\).
r~orar) (raft!! Galltry wtll
n '"ood by 8111 Moore, and
by t e) lawrence and Jnme~
h an elthabtt called
rasttton Feb 2 through 2S
be ·' 1pecHll reception for the
b. 2 at 8 p.m J.t the gallery.
~u Ave \ •>. a fc~llure of lo<,t year's
lnternattonal F1lm Fc~ttval
1 he Mo,ie Hou·~ 1220\ \\
~everul more ~cclr.. The fll"\t
b) Claude ~hiler protetle of
.aut, tok~ place m 1960 ot a
camp where confl1ct ari~.,
1leuc ducctor and the drum.l
tereotyped choructel'\ When
ch di!>CO\erllhe other mnn 1n
e telh no one but wield!~ hh
ont rol his "''socaate There is
Itt bet\\.ecn the rough and
ave .tnd meek, mn.,cuhne und
tach pcraonah t)' po~'t!>!>C'
~ari\ conceptual art wod"
i:l at the Portland (enter for
·ough Feb. 19. The center 1sat
A\c.
offman will be du1playing 74
~hronichng the lite oJ her
the turn of the century at the
Arh &. Cralts Society, an
'he helped round, today
25. I he photographs will be
!oilman Gullery that bear her
orth\\est 18th A \enue. For
~on caii22847J I or 281-28.\ I.
rn l.l~ht Opera "111 pre~cnt
1 2 through 4 at the Ponlond
~m. All performances will be
II t1cl.;et informution, cull the
~ket oflitC', 248-4496 The
jocated at 222 SW Chay St.
to lhla page ,,.. printed t'" of
ld be edct'"Md to Campua8oa21,
Coli~•· Portland, 0~ . tn11.
noon, Meta.,.. All IUbmltalont
double-apeeed.
Pronur Log. F~bTUilr)' 1. /918 SLC budgets: OSPIRG- 0; SOFA- too much?
Jtff Pltrct
rtoa"' 1 oa f dllor·ln.-(bld
Arguments were taken before the tudent
senate ~1onday that prehmanary budget
'allocat llln~ for next ye..tr hod 8Jven Studcnh
Oraani7td for c1tv1tte' too much money.
~rhth: lund!l for the Oregon <;tude'nt Public
lntcrc t Rc:~eurch (iroup 'lhould not have: been
cut comrletel).
1 he senutc is currently tn the proceu of
aJI(le:tUng money to chartered student groups
and org:tnllation5 for operutton dunng the
1978-79 chool yclll. ftnal budget5 have not
been finahtc:d. 1 he J'tnnte Budget and Finan«
Committee revtewed budget request• from
organttauon$ und submitted a prehmmary
alJoe&IIOn repon to the .,enutc Monday
"A~ ad\t~o r to SOFA, I think their
bud~Zet IS too h1gh," Mike Ford. director of
Student Acuvtu~ told the 'lenate. The
• d1rtttor of SOFA. Randy Ma~cengnle was
not pre ent at the meeung to make a
sutement.
rhc preliminary budget given SOFA was ------
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--only about S900 in fundin~ there w1u no need
tor SJ,SOO
.. ln no way do I thank those cuu "''ould
im~ir the performance [of OFAJ." Ford
wjd, pointing oul that the orpntutton waa
allocated only S8,000 two year .. go. •J don't
think. there'' been a 300 percent tnereuc in the
quality or performance by OFA [over those
yean] .•
·You're lookang carefully at the rundina
or ullthCK other orpnu.auons. Look with the
5ame ~crutiny at SOFA."'
SOFA "would not be in finaociultroubte•
tfit was Slven only about S20,8~. ac:cordin1 to
ford.
Juntor Dave Colley, loa.l board chatt­
man of OSPlRCi, a state-'Wtdc orpmr.auon.
!!aid the people who ha\"C worked with the LC
chapter think that, sf their group wu not gtven
lundtng neAt year. ahat some other
organiauoru should have rcc:et\-ed the same
treatment .
·we don't think. we should be the on'y
check-off funded activity here ... Collq; wd.
S24,000, or roughly ooe·thard of the entire
allocation fund. That would anclude S.S.OOO
SOfA could use to co-sponsor entertamment
&eliVtllt~ on campu' along with other
organua uon~
The ongmal request WIU (or S28,.5.SO
Ford 'laid SOFA could operate on about
S4.000 less 1 hun that, and gave !evernl areas
•here cut~ could be made tn the budget
•Free Untven•ty, for whtch Massengale •lhe SOFA ftJm series, whteh hu
presented maJor motton pictuRt like
Chinatown and the Wednesday niflht Golden
Oldtes 'len~. "ould be comfonable with
S I SOO to S2.000 rather than the $2,500 the
Budget and Finance Comm1ttee thought 11 CeaLunng lcw11• and Clark talent tf tbe senate
G•rmarked only $750, rather than Sl.300, in
.. !iced monev"' for thetr presentallon
.. If they're a •tudent at LC worktng the1r
way up to better shows, I think you ,houtd pay
them an honoranum, but not union wagel."
Ford said. The Budaet and Finance Committee has
recommended what is called a •posattve check­
of! s}"tem to fund OSPlRG oe~t year. after ll
dented a SS.400 requesl (rom the orpnization.
Lndcr that system, studcnu would have the
opuon to earmark Sl of thetr tuition money
per term for use by OSPlRG, simply by
checiOng the appropnate box in their regiJtra·
tion pllekeu.
OSPIRG memben at the meeting said
mott colleges fund OSPIRG as LC did this
vear throusJl an alloc:auon by the nudent
bod) so~mment. However, W'tllameue Un­
ivcnity m Salem is funded on a •neptive
check-orr ystem. Under a •aeptivc eheck­
ofi system. student body ao-.-cmment
allocates an annial amount to an orpni.r.ation; hould receive rrquested S3.000, could be run on half that, or
SIJOO. Ford '18ld •There could still be rrunt-conceru, • Ford said other student conocru needed
•
odesia • not
. Oa,ld Po~t ll
Of tilt Plontn loJ
The white Rhod~ian government will not surrender power
peacefully. a black Rhodesm.n acllvtst told o Lewis and Clark. audience
last ~.~tee I.;.
MYou have to use force to make o man talk, .. taid S1pho Butheleri.
former ~ccretury general of the South Afncan Black Peoples' Conven­
tiOn, m a recent tntervicv. .
Buthelez.i helped form a local branch of the South African
Student.· Orgilntzauoo in 1970 and. after becomma •ccretary of the
· BPC in tQ72, "as IU't'tstcd m 1973. That arrest resulted in a five-year
nntng and re.\tricuon order and later impri1onment, even month• of
which were ~pent in $Olitary confinement
R hodc:1t.1 now fa~ an tmpendtng VlOlent revolution, Buthelez.i
uid. "1 don't advocate vtolence at all l've never hated or thot anyone.
llul I hnvc been shot at, and you have to protect younelf.
"They w1ll never agr« peacefully to our demands There will be
forct, there: wtll be violence
''h'slike goang ton rich man and '18ymg 'You are too nch, can you
gJ\C your mone) to the poorr You cannot do that."
Huthcle7J. )peaking m lhc Council Chambers Feb. I u part of a
D.1t1onw1de 5peaking tour spon,orcd b)' the American Fncnd• Service
Commtucc, atd the Afrikaancrs-the whtte c:;outh Afncan
rt~me-werl: preparing for auch a "racial war."
Buthcleti, id the outh African Nationaliat Party-the more
~ tradtt1onul of the white partie$ in that country- had made pins over
1 "progrc~St\ic retQfTT' groups."
· .. fhe \'Ole wns almo)t unan1mous for the Nationalist Pan), the
, pan) wanting JUppon lor the purpose of intena;tymg the demand1 of
lht black people, \\hu:h had pre\'lously been u~ned throuflh t~e
pactfictat .. letter-wntmf' techntques of the African National Coune1l.
Buthelcll "aid onh as a con equenoc of the BPC-wh1ch was later
b;anncd-o nd acuvtty of other militant groups under its .. umbrella" dtd
the United Stat~ and other countriC$ start takina the mo..,ement
KfiOU I\,
"H~nrv Ki .. ~inger went to :South AJncu an 1974, and came back
multng a recommendation to the US adminasuatu•n -Memonandum
39 to e"'lubh•h closer ues wtth the wh1te reStmt ol outh Africa."
Buthelell •aid
-w,th the tndependence of Mo1.amb1que and Ansola the US was
lotted to make a drasuc chanse tn auttude."
An attuude change, however. doe, not nc:ccuanl)' denote
~onom1c change Current foreign 1nvcnments tn South Alrica.
Buthelcll Jtnd. arc only scclung to perpetuate the suuauon
.. , he argument that black people arc first to suffer tn case or
Vt'lthdrawal by tnternauonal corporauona lJ a very fallaaous one,"
Buthelell sa1d. "Tlw uaumption wu formed only to rationalize tbe
(onttnUed presence of the corporaUOnl . •
.. They know very well what's aoina on. The reaaon they are there lJ •
Vol.39 o. 5 February 9, 1978
der power
SIPHO BUTHELEZI PHrr-OlJDII
"It is really by accident that this war revolves around white and
black." tudent.s \\ ho do not wish to fund the orpruz.a­
uon desianate so at reiJistration time and the
Sl the organization would ha\"C recchcd from
the student l! withheld .
Colley said the ·ocpti"e cbeck-ofr
syarem WM preferable to the "'po1iti11e check·
ofr' S)'ltCD\ because, under the poSlU\"C 1)"1\CID,
m orpnizauon must build up a fund from
nothing. lf enouah studenu do not &&Jte to
give SJ to OSPJRG when they RJllter, tbc
group wiU be underfunded,
The predominate complaint apmat
OSPlRG at the meeting was that the LC
student bod)' hu recei\'ed ~ry few benefiu for
the SS.400 it io\"C:Sted in OSPlRG lut year .
The LC chapter contributed chose funds to the
ocntral OSPIRG tru.sury. receivina the ser­
VIces of full-time OS PI RO personnel to help
LC memben ";th projccu on which they
worked
Colley litted some areas in whic:h the LC
chapter of 0 PIRG has worked rttcnlly:
•Compthng a sur•cyof other comparable
colleges in the state to determine whether the
LC boobtore t chafllns more than other
similar fucihtio.
Conunuc d 011 pa e J
Inside
Elections to be held
for ASLC senate
Mockingbird shown,
Peck stars Wed.
that there arc condmoru tar super-profit, and c:Aploitatlon of the
nalurnl re .. ourct!. and IO\\ wages Ski. teams fo1 med in } O
alpme, cross country
.. Thcv arc there because the\ know." • • MaJor lorttgn corporations in South Afrka include IBM. IT cl T.
Kodnlr... Polllroid. Ford Chryah:r, General Moton, Shell and Mobil Oil
corporauon)
ButhelcLi q1d the struggle m South A(rica .. u not against wbite
bccau&c: they arc \\htte (but rather) 1t as apinst the apartheid aystem ...
.. ll is rtall)' b) ¥ccident that th1s war rc\olves around whttc and
blacli.," he satd. "The war is actually between the opprc:ucd and the
opprcuon."
Buthelez.i said any tranafcrcnce of po"cr, whether coercive or
peaceful u dilficuh.
He added that represcnta•ton 1tandards and eventual composition
of defense forca arc major obatac:les to neaotiatlon in Rhodesia .
Conunwd on pag~ J
• VOTE
for
student body officers
•Campa ign speeches. Tuesday,
Feb. 14, 3 p.m. in the Council
Chamber
•Elections , Wednesday , Feb.15, 9
a m. to 3 p.m. tn the Trail Room ; Abortion question still debated
Fwe )e.in ngo la.t month, the:
U~ uprcme Court legalized nbor­
uon ThC' issue:. howe\'tr, nppeaTJ fur
rrom sc:uled
Lnst fall, alter the uprcme • Court ruled that tatct may not bah
nbontoru although the) need not
p3) for them, Con~s began con-
•dennJ; lhe H)de-Michel llmcnd­
mcnt prohabumg the ~c ol lcderal
Medacntd fund' an all but specific
emergent) caSC'S.
Pro-ubont on and .. Right-to­
l.afe"' upporten hu'Cd professional
lobb\1 t~ to compliment thctr own • organi1.ataons RtgbHo-Life ,up-
porters c:on~dcred passage of the
amendment last fall a major \-,ctory,
tho .. gh the~ supJion eventwal
p3losage ot an amendment
prohtbatJns all abortions.
In response. Planned
Parenthood Fedcrataon of America
has sought donations and Last week
the orgaruuuon's new pres1dcnt an­
nounced a m.lJOr fund·nus.ng dnvc
to support aboruons and btnh oon-tr• J tor the poor. 1n ndd1t10n to the
de\'elopment of bcncr contraa:p·
(1\'eS •
Mo\t saute leglSIBturcs, in­
cluding Oregon' , hB\'t rcfu~ed to set
n tde fund<. to P=l) for ab{)rhonJ For
mam •lfthe state the lad; offederal ,
nad Jell Iaiiie choice.
l.ntc: ta .. t month, the Oepan­
ment of Health, Education and
Wclfart' nnnouna:d that under the
HYde-\iachel amendment, abonaons
w~uld be funded b' Mediaud for the
,;cum .. ot rape or tncest-if the
mcidenl was reponed within 60
da) ~ Anti-abortion activisu fear
~ome abortion ugencies wtll not re­
quire an} proof of BS$8Ult and that
this might pro\ide a loophole for
poor women de!!uing abomons
ome states have proposed
le&J.Siatton that would all but
prohabll abortaon. Abortion clirucs
in most states aren't turrung
anybod) down, however In many,
mone)' has been no obstacle­
patients pay what they can. •
•
r\ resoluuon ulcing the federal go"-emment to wue a regulstion
concernmg bagh alutude adJustments for automobiles was approved by the
Colorado House of Representatives Last week The leglSlature also asked the
stat~ of Arizona. Idaho, Montana, Nebraska. New MeXlco, Oregon, Utah
and \\'yomtng to join -with h in seeking such cnvtronmentaJ regulauons .
\1etna.m dmlesspJinc. Vietnam derued that ats daplomats at the Un1ted
Nations are sp1es The denaat came last -w-eek m re3ponse to a state
depanment charge that alleged Vietnamese sp1es had passed seaet US
diplomati c cables to Ranoa through the Vietnamese miss1on to t.he Uruted
Nations.
Tb•Dand and Cambodia s:fp •cnemtnts. Officials from llwland last
~cek announced ibey ba""C !lgned diplomauc and trade agxccmenta Wlth
neigbbonng communist CambodJa The llws hope the agxccmcnts will put
an end to tl • recent border clashes between the two countries
Collect desezrtfatloo plans apprond, disapproved. The fedeml
go'-ernmeo . -last week ar...1ounc:ed approval of the colleae desegreftlltJOn
plans of Arkansas , Ronda and Ok.l.ahoma and put of North Carouna's plan.
Howe,.er, it rejected other pans of the North Carolina plan and t.he enure
plaru of <ieorg1a B.Jld Virginia. The Nauonal Assoaation for the Advance­
ment of Colored Popel immdedtately filed sun to cut federaJ aid to those
three state.
Carter comJdutnc antf·brnlna lecfslatlon. Health, Educauon and
Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano said last week the Carter adminutrahon
is coru1denng a cha.Ueoge to t.he ann-busing legalauon pused by Coogsess
last year. Califano wd the mcasun is bampcnng new dTorts to enforce
lcllool desegregauoo reqwrements under t.he 1964 Cml Rights Act.
Mn. Huntley to run. Tippy Huntley, wtfe ohhe late TV newsman, Cbet
Huntlev. announced IUl week abe will be a Republican eand.Jdate for
Congress an Montana. Huntley, 47. Wlll challenge tocumbent democrat Max
B.tucus.
knodtsi•n talks lntarupttd Talks between Brita.ln, the United States
and black guerrillas o"cr the future of Rhodesaa were mterrupted last week
when the guerrillas drew up a document on bow they planned to oust the
white re3ime of Rbodcsum PremJtT Ian SmJth . -·
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Campus in Brief
I Constitution rewrite slower
The Constituuon and By-Laws Committee of the
student senate, which IS rewnung tbe student-body
constttuuon , has abandoned its plan to place proposed
constttutiooal changes on next week's ballot of
nominees for student body offices
The committee plans to place 1ts proposed
chang~ on a ballot wluch will also anclude nominees to
fill off-<:ampu.s senate seats left va~t after next
week's eleeuon No date bas been set for that electaon,
which Wlll probably be held later tlus term.
Changes 1n the consututton could mclude.
•An add1t1on of 10 members to the student
senate. raising the number to 35 That could mean a
substantial jump m the number of off-campus scnaton
or a dtfferent dastnbuuon among the dorms.
• .. ln order to avoad the confusion that surround­
ed the Scott Perkins case," Slld commattcc member
Allan Humphrey, the method by which a subsutute
senator is placed on the senate could be clanfied, the
confirmation of a candidate would rcqutre approval
by a two-thirds majonty of scnaton present at a vote.
•The posiuon of VIce-president could be
separated anto two offices I) Executive Vice­
President . who would act an the same capacity as the
present vi~prc:stdent ; and 2) VI~Presi dent of
Finance and lnformataon , to replace tbc treasurer and
also handle the trarumusion and coordmation of
anfonnation to vanous student clubs and
organWluon.s .
During the elections next week, students will elect
a treasurer. not a Vl~presJdent of finance and
information The treasurer, who will take office fall
term. will assume modified dut1es if the rewntten
• corut1tuuon passes.
•The Execuuvc CounCil, constatmg of the presi­
dent. vice-pres1dent(1), uecutive senator and three
~cnators·at ·large , could be given veto power over
dccl5aons made by the senate That veto power would
ha~ Lo be exerctsed wathln five day• of a ~enate vote
and would require the approval of five members of the
council
•Tlle Signatures of at least seven scnaton would
be reqwred for ampeachment procedures to begm
agauut a member of the Execuuve Counctl The
student Judae~ary Board would presade over unpeach­
ment hearings and procedures .
• Powers of the J-Board would range from
admm1stration of social probauon to expuls1on of
student<~ from $Chool, but would not anclude fimng a
penon. of which senaor Scott Pcrk1ru complamed
when he was charged as a participant in the theft of
furniture from Odell Hall.
"If you hand out a fine, you're benefitting those
people who have money and penahnng those who
don't, but tf you have them work tn maintenance or the
library (as punishment for the cnme), they're doang
something that will benefit the entJre student body,"
Humphrey :~oaJd .
•The J-t3oard would nnt hnve power to initiate
cases, but c. •.lid act on eases brought to 1t f'rom outside
'iOUf<:e$
•Article 7, whach saya students should 11t an on
faculty and trustee c"mrruttees, could be ~Ummated
because, accordmg to Humphrey ... they aren't even
needed on some commattees" and there ia no way to
force those comm1ttees to accept ttudent reprc:ten­
tatives Student memben of those committees often
• arc not g~vc voting powen.
-•Election specifics requiring the elcctiona com-mtttee of tbe senate to disrcgard race, color, C1 ced, IJ
and sex in its decis1ons could be added. That c:o~
mince may also be barred from anterfenng With the
election of officen an student orgamz.at1ons
Before the new constituuon as put before a vote..•
wtll be dascuued by the student body at large and mUSl
be approved by a maJOnty of the senate.
Perkins vote 'mishandled '?
Senators should not have turned down a suspec:s
in the Odell Hall furruture theft case who sought a
position on the student senate s1mply because they
were afratd of somehow dlScountmg a dcciston of the
student JudJctary Board, sa1d a J-Board member 11
last Monday mght's senate meehng,
Jumor Dem Rakow, who insasted he was not
speaking for the entire J-Board, ~1ud he waa upset 11
the senate for the way it bad "miShandled" the whole
Perkins matter He satd the senate should ha\t
considered several quest1ons morc carefully befon
voung Perkins down Jan 30;
•It was an tllusaon tbat the senate would ba\t
usurped a decu1on of the J-Board by placing tum an a
pos1tion of mfluence at LC, Rakow wd ... Perkins pat4
hiS debt (a S200 penalty)-thnt should've been the end
of u," be wd. "but people still thmk he was somethma
to stay away from"
•The J-Board WBJ wilhboldang the names of tbc
two students it tned and found guilty of tbc: thefts h
was up to the J-Board whether the names were
revealed or not, be wd, not the senate Though the
senate did not contradu:t the decis1on of the senate by
coruadenng Pcrk1ns for a senate posllaon, it did hun
the J-Board rultng by reveahng hts name
•Apathy at th1s college 11 so bad that there are
now several senate pos1t1ons open to off-campUJ
representatives , Rako~ sa1d To discourage the an­
terest of Perlon ~. who currently lives off campus, wa.s
to discourage other people from applymg for any of
those posuions
"Because people have done one thmg wrong,
don't hold tt agamst them forever You should respect
people who are tryang to get in\'olved It (apathy) can
only be corrected nght here With people "
Junior Stac)' Rout ha~ already been approved as a
5enator. an plaa: of Perkins.
First 'patch day' Feb. 16
The Lew and Clark Mother's Club WIIJ bold the
fint m a series of .. patch days" bcgmnmg Thursday .
Feb. 16, wd chairman Janet Lange Patch days
provide free sewing and mendmg servu::es to studenl4.
Sewmg maclunes and aromng boards wtU be set
up in the Trail Room, llarhng at 10 a.m "Supposedly
we finish at 3 [p.m.l. but last year we generally wound
up naymg around until S:JO or 6 (p.m )"
People should •ry to brang thetr mendable atems 10
by J I JO a.m. Jh( ~aad .. You can bnng n m later,
though, tf it's only a small JOb."
The Mother's Club haa asked that students who
bnng things an for other people get spec1fic anstruc­
uons and p1n a name ta& on the item.
Lange said patch days will be held the thtrd
Thursday of every month through May.
• Pftrte
'II:Dtt' IPJ fdhor·ln.C.hlr
prehmanary aiiOC!
poups and or~
year total S7? ~9i
icai:A:K 1n the aet1 vttu~
the Associated Stuc
Clark from S35 pa.
)-ear. to S43 34 n~
Budget aUocotiOf!
unul a e
~1ng neltt Mondav
1 be prehmmary b
thiS waY
•Aipme Club, SJ
S7S0)
•Black Students t
request s4
Roberts. spd
roup, wd that mone1
offer the prograj
~nne<~ for next year,
educational oppot
1011um to more presc
the drama about ~
Jr. offered last
Stacy Rout, a JU
needs a bout S4,.S
111hat it onginally p
•Chnstian Fello,
Mill senator fn
speaking for tt
the orgaruz.auon
$1,170 mur~ g~ven
full budget wouJ
this way· S370 f<
film series. S2.400 fo~
~UK leon Patillo an<
~-u1:ts presented bel
•EnVIronmental
$600, the same
•International AJ
Sl,760. whJcb 1! 1
:tqUCsted tn the fint 1
•The lntcmauo
~cta1 1on r~ived
Rquested
•KLC radto, SS
'tQUCSt. SS, LOOO SO)
•KLC Station
f18inal request: S7~
•KLC Program (
wne as onginally
•Literary Re~
t.dltor Frank Mortor
that sum was tJl
l.lmr; Review recei
qualaty of the
~nll(:all<) n could not
}ear Because of
Morton said
IOUld go down ne~
did not allo
.:IIOUDt t'CQUC:Sted. $3
•$12,000 was e,
~W'CS program,
for a maJO
~'mlled by a .. b1g-nan
That series cou,
p.wons of trends in I
of man in thl
the politics of
'-rltean life. The pr
bud
G, S
•CompalinJl a b<
in the Bu~
who want to kn
help
•Lookmgln to
:odtnct Represenuua
IICietu~g ,...d food pr
o~r t
the consum
cOded to tell whet
buy aR fresh
•Survey1ng the
docton.
•Aui.stmg the st
in the protection
""ma.1 speaes.
Some senaton c~
PIRG was not ccr
LC students to 1
chanered grou
~The question "
IRQ bnnp us 01 • •
ltsregard race, color, creed, a,
LS couJd be added. That COIII­
rred from mterfenng with the
tudent organltatJons.
LStttution u put before a vote. I
student body at large and mua
'rity of the senate
e 'mishandled'?
It have turned down a swpecs
ture theft case who sought a
l senate s1mply because lhq
'discounttng a deca&ion of I be
i, said a J-Board member at
late meeting.
IW, who insisted he wa.s not
J-Board . .!IBJd he wa.a upset at
t had "mishandled" the whole
aid the senate should ha\"t
stions more carefully before
.n 30.
that the senate would ha\t
e J-Board by plaetng lum 10 a
C. Rakow saJd ... Perkins paid
-that should've been the end
le still think be was somethina
~thholding the names of the
l found guilty of the thefts It
d whether the names wen
, not the senate. Though the
t the dtc1sion of the senate by
Q senate pOSitiOn, It did hun
1vealing bts name
Uege ts so bad that there arc
sillons open to off-campw
1 said. To discourage the in·
trrently hves off campus, was
ple from appl)flng for any of
tve done one thmg wrong.
) forever You should respect
get 10\'0ived It (apathy) can
tere with people "
~s aJread) been approved asa
~ru
ay' Feb. 16
lc Mother's Club wiiJ hold the
~ days .. begtnning Thursday,
~ Janet Lange. Patch days
rendmg servtces to students.
~~ 1roning boards wtU be set
"rung at 10 a.m usupposedl)'
last year we generally wound
5:30 or 6 [p.m.)··
bring thetr mendable 1tems tn
MYou can bring n an later,
aU Job"
has asked that studentt who
· people get spec1fic matruc:­
' on the item.
Jays will be held the third
~ throu&h May.
'ton~u Lug. I rhruary 9. 1971
• I budget allocations
at senate meeting
Plrrct
'II:Dtf' r.ot fdltor-ln·<'lllf'f
Preliminary allocatioDJ to stu­
groups and organll.ations for
)-e:tr total $79,599, meansng an
~.se in the activitie. fee c:ollectcd
the A"ociated StlJdent.s of Lewts
Clark from S35 paid by studenu
year co S43 34 next year
Budget allocal.lom Will not be
.• 11bzcd unul a closed senate
~1•1~g next Mondav. Feb 13.
1 he prelirrunary budget stacked-
thiS wav:
•Aipme Club, $520 (OriganaJ
S750)
• Black Students Uruon, S2,SOO.
request $6,800) Senior
Robert&. speaking for the
:roup, u1d that money was too little
offer the programs tbe BSU
~nJ!ecl for next year, ranging from
cduc:auonal opporturuties sym­
.....uu,m to more presentations such
the drama about Martin Luther
Jr offered last tenn.
Stacy Rout, a junior, Ja1d the
needs about $4,500 to do most
what 11 ongmally planned
•Chnsuan FeUowshtp, .S I ,000.
Mill \Cnator from Hartzfeld
speaking for the feUowship,
the orgaottatton would like to
$1,770 mo~~ g~ven by the senate.
full budget would then break
1-tbas way· S370 for lectures and
61.msenes, S2,400forconcerusuch
Leon Patillo and Phil Aeming
:ll:JCCI~s presented here last tenn.
•Environmental Action Coalt-
S600 the same as originally be interdLSC:iplinary, offering view­
potnts from various departments on
campus.
• Pionur Log, $1,52.-. the ~me
as requested .
• Pton6V Log Editor-in-Chief,
S4SO (0n8Jnal request. S1S0)
•The LC cnapter of the Oregon
Public Interest Research Group wu
&lven notlung and will be funded
ne'tt vear on a positive check-off
system. When nudenta regaater, they
have the option to mark a box
apectfymg that they want $1 of their
tu1tton to go for the funding of
OSPIRG (See related story, page 1.)
• Rally Squad. $260, the same as
the onginal request.
·~acaJaweaos, Sl50, SlOO leu
than the group originally requested .
•The wling team received itt
full reque1t of S585.
•Sk1 team. S3.5SO, whlcb 1.5 an
incre.1,e from the teams onganal
requ~t of $3,505.
•Students Organiz.ed for Ac­
ttvtlles, $24.000. SOFA wtU stiJJ be
the most funded orgamzation on
campus, though lll nnt budget re­
quest wa.s for S28,SSO. (See related
!lory. page I )
•SOFA Director , $600
(Ong1anal request :SJ .250) Another
Sl50 was earmarked for dtvtJ1on
among three SOFA sub-chrectors.
• Y e.1rbook $2,700. the same as
what the group requested lD the nnt
place
•ASLC President, $750
(On&lnal request. $900)
• ASLC Vu:e-Prmdent, S600
(Ongmnl request. $750)
•The ASLC Treaaurer will
•lnterno.uonal Affa.tn Associa- receive $450 .. unless the JOb lS chang­
S2. 760, wh1cb lS what the group ed corutituuonaJJy to Vice--President
'l'q\ltSted 10 the fint place of Finance and (nfonnattoo, U the
•The lnternauonal Students sen.tte Consutution and By-Laws
!WOC:ulllon rece1ved the fullS 1,000 Committee hopes to do tn the neat
rfqUCSted future If the JOb IS changed, the neW
•KlC radio. $5,100. (Original title will bnng W1th lt.an additional
rNtiest S5,1 000.50) S 150.
•KLC Station Manager, $450 •The ASLC uecuuvesecretary
pnal request: S7S0) and senate secretary wtll rece1ve $200
•KLC Program Director, SIOO, ~ "'imd $500 respecuvely .
same as ongmally requested. •Another $5,000 will be set
•L1terary Review, S3,000 aside tn a senate allocation fund,
E41tor Frank Monon argued that. with S I,SOO more held 10 an ex-
that sum was the same as the ecuuve allocauon fund The senate
lllmll'\l Review rcce1ved last year, money would be ~ to sponsor
quallly of the semi-annual speetal campus events, while the
;;blicati"on could not be enhanced execuuve fund would fmance tnps
)ear Because of nsing printing by offtcers to study programs at
Morton .said, the quality other schools.
go down next year if the •Sl,OOO tn ASLC office ex-
did not allocate the full peoses
ot requested, $3,665. •Student Judiciary Board
•S 12.000 was earmarked tor a Secretary. S ISO.
~ur·e3 program, replacmg a The Folkdance Club, the Lee-
for a maJor concert per-tutes and Conceru Comrruttee. the
1\lllll•e<J b) a .. b1g-narne" group next LC Camne Co-Op and the Pre-Law
That senes could include dis-Soc1c:t) asked for a.nd received no
IIUto.ns of trends in urban life. the funding for the 1978-79 under the
of man in the 21st century, prelirrunan budget aJJocauons . •
the poliuc:s of education tn
ll!!en,can life. The programs would
budgets:
...,..__.PIRG, SOFA
•Compllina a book for use b)
nlUJents 10 the Burns1de skid row
who want to know where to go
help
• Loolong 1nto the abuses of c:an
IXIang. Representatives at the senate
~tng 'wd food processor ha\'e an
o\ICr the consumer
~use the consumer cannot read
~~:nv~ed to tell whether the product
· buy are fresh
•SurveyJDg the prac.t•cc:s of
doctoB.
•Aullting the state-wide agen­
an the protection of endangered
spectes
Some senators complained tbat
IRG was not centralized to LC
LC students to the extent that
chartered groups were. St~ rtlaud aruclr pagr I
.. ..,rttomore l.Jlrk Van DaU, an OS-
1-a~v member. "but the pomt lltbat
OSPIRG bnnp w a view of things
from ojj campus ~
ln the past~ Colley said, the
central OSPIRG office bas asked for
S I from each member of the LC
student body, as 11 does at other
colle~. 1n orde~ that 1ts Cull-ume
staff can be patd for helping the
separate college chapters.
One senator asked CoUey
whether OSPIRG could operate at
LC without that much money.
Colley 'laid 75 pen:cnt of the
money no matter how it wa•
raised. would be "the bare
mimmum" on which it could con­
unue.
Neither the SOFA nor the OS­
PlRG dec1110ns are final. The senate
w1ll meet again next Monday, Feb.
13. to discuss the bud~t in a closed
5eS!ion. After the final allocations
are worked out. the student body
preJident has the power to veto the
entire budget 1f he feels it should be Bell speaks at dedication
Unit~ States Attorney <nneral Griffin Bell
spola:e last fburJday at the dedication or the new lepl
research center at the Nonbwestern School of Law,
saying such contributioru to the ~uc:ation of law
students could only help insptre them wtth confidence.
Most of Bell' • apeech, however, was spent review·
1ng his own tcnn aa attorney sene raJ. "I did not have an
easy time aett1ng confinned by the Senate," he said.
''Some opposed me because I was a friend of the
Pr«Jdent Becauae Watergate showed that aome
friend~ or our Pres1deot exercised poor judsement m
public office, these people 1uspected that l would.
Otber'l opposes me becaUJe I was a Southerner and
had been constdered a snoderate rather than a liberal
on the civil nght.s movement.
•It got so bad at some points during my confll'lU­
tion proces~ that t wa1 reminded of a story about
Abraham Lincoln. When a neighbor back in Illinois
asked how it felt to be President. Lincoln is aaid to
have replted 'You've beard about the man who was
tarred and feathered and ridden out of town on a rail.
A man in the crowd uked him bow he liked it, and his
reply was if it wasn't for the honor or the thing he
would mueh rather walk.' ..
GRIFFIN BELL Dra m Lll1 Bell congratulated Dean Fred Fau of the law
school. President John Howard and othen who had
pushed for constructJon or the multi-million dollar
William SwiodeU.1. Sr Legal RC$eatCh Center •
BeJrs presentation was preceded by tpeecbes by
Fagg. Arno H Denecke, chief Justice of the Oregon
Supreme Court, Roward. SwindeUs and eircwt court
JUdge Phtlhp J. Roth All praised the detennmatton
that went tnto building the center. and pralJed eacb
other and all lawyet'i assembled in Pamplin Sports
Center for thetr commitment to the lepl pr'o(ession . The US Attorney General spoke at the dedication
of the new law school bu1ldmg, praising the
people who contributed to It for their Interest In
the legal profession .
Tbuoday bad been declared "Davtd Manton
Day" by Lewu and Clark law students tn prptest against removal of the fonner Philadelphia, Pa. US
.1'\UOf ney. M&rstou, a Republican who Pres1dent
Jimmy Carter said had become unfavorable to local
Democrau, wu remo,~d by Bell on instrucuons from
the President two ~~~oeeks ago. a move that bas CTeated
furor in tm national preu. •
Rhodesia won't
surrender power
Continu~d from PDRt I
Butbc:len sa.sd Rhodesta's
current prune mmtster, tan Sautb,
had presented a plan tb.a.t bad not
been weJJ accepted
.. There's the whole quesboo of
bow man~ whites should be
represented 10 a Rhodestan parlia­
ment, .. be ~d . "'Smith proposed a
one-lbird wlute parliament
11us W1U not weiJ received by
the black leaden They maintained
there should be no separate vote for
the whites."
Negotiauoos in Rhodesia bavi
been rigorously promoted by the
Uruted States and Brita10. Coi:Q­
promise between Smith and black
JeadeB. however, bas been hauted
'"Many African leaden have
tned to negotiate with Sm.rth, ..
Butbelezi said. "It is difficult to deal
with someone who won't com­
proause.
"This is why we have taken up
arms. M
Tafadzwa Chibanquza, Lewis
and Oark freshman from Zimbabwe
(Rhodesaa), agreed. -
•tf you talk to lao Smith. be'•
going to talk to you, be's going to
waste your time, that's all." Chiban­
ql122 said. wArmed resistance seems
to be the only means
Ml would like a political leader
who lS elected by the people of
Zimbabwe on the basis of'one-man­
one-"'ote'. This doesn't mean the
whites sbouJd get out-we need
them."
Though the people an: not
totally uruted. Buthc:le:zi said the
""vast maJOrity .. of black people su~
port the Patnouc Front.. the utemal
and mort militant .. guerilla" group.
The internal forces C'UJ1'CDtly
negotiating with Smith an: lead b)
Bishop Abel Muzorewa and Edson
Sithole
..Pnviou.sJy. there was an im­
pression an the US that the parties
currently negouau.ag WJth Smith
have mass support, .. Butb.elezi said.
'"This is a c:reauon o( the western
presc
-Bishop Muzorewa did have
support but that was (rom dls­
gruntled African intdlectnals wan­
ting a slice or bread from a new
government." be wd
"Very recellll) it was an­
nounced that Muzorcwa was a.rriv­
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J!OIItrr Ln~. Ftlmum 9, 1978 • 3 ·Non-violence panelists er on social change n
l.nrf J'utm•n
or·~ J'kmfft ·~
\mtd "uh!llnntialaudtencc par·
ttcapatton panehrts. .and profc_~on
Z-nhc:r \\ hab Jenme Mc:K m ht and
~e\tn t\elh ogrt'Cd that !.OCtal
change L\ nctts~J) but <>ffe~d
diiTenn • opmton~ a 10 \1 hnt '' pe of
"h30£C s needed
The ranel dt W5JOO, held In
1ttm11md; l ounge Feb I, concluded
the lhrec da\ ympn tum on \lolc:ne:c
n non•\ tole nee
\\ uhnh education prore$.,Or.
be n h~J ten-nunuce p~cnt lion
\\ llh ~CI1CS or SlilllSUt'S
.. T \\COt) one btlhon arc (lffianl·
h poor 'et there nrc 60
t11lhonD1rcs fhc percent ofthr: pe-o·
pie 011 n 5 percent of thc corporate
,,c.:slth 10 pcrttnt of htgh hool
tradu It: 3 re function II)
tlhterute and more mone) uo spent
on cltt\\10 gum than on tCJI.tboo ..
\\ah b satd
'"Ouldren Still suflcr bman
dalllJlge Jrom malnutntion. more
mont:) 1 pent on pet food than on
b:tb~ food
"l'h~c: fnct arc not JU)t c"':ccp·
uon or mnlluncuons. of rhe sntcm •
I he} arc mherent 1n the US
cc.onomtc and rotiucal \'lllu~:·
\\ nhn b sa1d cnpuabsm depends
on gr0\\1h, profit~ and ma~~ con·
umptton auctun:d mequttte,, elf·
plottnuon and ~utSm are onl) n few
of the-me:ms b.) "btth capttnlism
conunu~ to ex1~1
\\ ahnb gnd liberal refomliSm
hn failed to cornet the social tn·
JUsttces caused b) monopolhttc
capu:lla m .. Rd"onntsm is nn
ob taeJc to rul change.'" be .satd.lt
purpol>C he added. 1 .. to bu} ume
ror tlte Stem" b) malang pctt)
con ton
"lntclloauals 11re to be conc:cm­
td "n h amagcs and secunt)' .. the)
ntun.ltr.e prog~"' m "ntmg •
fo tnlltatc !iocinl change, tn·
1ellcc1Ual mLC.1 rehabilitate and re­
educate themselves, W&h.ib arud
.. cbool are agamst re~l I~
ntnr. rhe) tt4ch hcJplessness , rrole 10nnl ' ntci m thc Ctrdc
mu 1 be brol:en ..
\\omen nre \1C:Umtrrd b) ~OCJ·
ct) \\ hob stud To correct thts,
mJlrnnge n a e.'treet rnust be out Ia\\•
ed, nnd eomplete equnltt) pant)
mu~t be estnbhshed In nddataon, he
~utd, the e asuns roles of
mNhcr hood,'' or~ di\1Ston and cx­
~ct: twn mu 1 ~ t'hman.tted .
Mc:ll:ntght, a member of the
f nsJt~h dc:pnnment nnd former
'' omc:n sludtes tnstrudor. sntd
aget m .tnd :>eXt m ''ere orne ol the
ba IC problemS Of COntc:mporury
OCtet\.
McKntght sntd sexum 1 not
hmued to capllnli•t ocac:ttes .. In
C\ Cl) sooet) "omt'n on: m ccond
place ..
he added that m the so, 1et
Umon 70 pel'ccnt of that natton's
dO<'to~ nrc \\omen, but tn that
culture bcmt; u doctor t5 not ccn·
Sld~d h1gh )l81U \\Orl.:
Mel-\ mght s:ud se i m h ,e,c:rc·
I) detnmenual to soCJC'I) ~he s:ud
men an: d) mg of stre -related db·
c:t C5 "htle "om(n nrc becominF
ncurottc at home because ocial res­
pon~tbalittes ure not (quail) dt\ided
\\'omen "ere not aiWdH 10 )Uch
a po,~crle5S po tt1on, ~he .ud, but
wmen tOO\: the f!O\\er :S\\11) " fhtS
"a p.1rtl) bec:lu'e ol b1olog~cal
reasons, ''noc JU~t a monopol isttc
c:apualbm tnp." she s~ud .
She l .. ller c:.xplruned thnt he wns
"ell aware capttnhsm perpetuated
M:,;l m, but he wanted to )tre5s 11
wn not the onl) S) tern that en­
dorsed ~xtsm
.!'ipe tng on the role ol
homemnl:en, Me~mght satd &he
wn Knot agam 1 motherhood" but
she condemned the 1nstttuttom that
l.ecp "omen m the: home McKntgJu
utd that other nhernames mwt be
mnde n\aalnble 10 \\Omen ~ho \\ISh
to h,l\'C chtldren I
1 odn). da) care 1r. 1mpossable.
Sht' J>.11d
Kcll), a mc:mber of the:
t'COnomtcs dep:mment, sn1d the one
Jesson ol the I 96(h should hn vc been
African culture e
I) cr ~adOnlt'l
(If lb< PIUnt'tt' I oc
· fnam culture wtll be the sub·
JeCI (If a l'he-da,y program to be held
on mpus Feb 14 to I The e\omt,
called fnc:a \\eeL.. JS ponsorcd h)
the lcctura and lunciteons di\Uton
of a he lnternauonal Affaan Auoetn·
uon
f nca \\ cek wtll present lec­
tu~ .1n nd mustc:
• IJr hubanga Knsno 1 from
Zambaa "til he spen :mg on 'auonnl
lnlt'£r:lllon m Mulu-Ltngw:tl Coun­
&ncs on Tucsda} Feb 14, 7•30 p.m.
In the C Qunol Lhambcr
• A film from Et1ttopta entitled
/I an t'~l u ~hedule d for Wednc:$day
feb JS at 115 In the Counetl
Chamber A poeu1 rc~dmg by
~tor Nuna Gre\ -Johnson "alit ke • plnc:c che aame c\entng at 8 p m an
Tarruu c lounge
•On T'hursda), Feb ltJ, Dr.
Robcn ddolentng from Ghana "J11
a;pea on the A n people at 3·30
p m an tht' Couneal Chamber
• \fandob1, a film from Senegal,
~Alii be sho"n on Fnda) Feb 17 llt
3 I.S p m an the Counctl Chambers
•O)O)O, n Ntgcnan band, Wtll
wrnp up rhe ~ed ·, acuvmc:s "hen 11
plD)'t lor the lnternauonal F:ur on
Saturda\ Feb 17
ACC(lrdtng to International af·
fotrs proles~r l<..tchard f'cd:. the
tdc4 ol an Alnca Wed ongmatcd
\\1th ~ob Enmotn of the mu11c
dep3rtment P~d ~tud the adca came
up ~hale f. nmon w:u. tclchmg a
'Yiorld mustc clau hut )enr
Pcd cmpha~ucd the \;ulturnl
ru11ure of the e\ent .. '\lost people arc
u~arc: of the OH:rndane polttu:al
• un tn Afnc~ but the~ don't kno"
4 there as o II\ ely .nnd \'Utble culture
there
"A rnca seems to make
che ne\lo spa pen only "'hen
somc:bod) 1 ~died ..
fhc c:mpful 1 on Afncnn
culture "'D' echoed b) c:mor
Mereduh Norton, who chairs the
lc:ctum and luncheons commutce .
.. We'll be lc:nmng toward a more
cultural \'JeY. of Afnat," he Rtd
.. Most people are O\l!are of onl) the
pohttcnl uphc:a,als ..
Orsanl7cd b) 1:'\ orton .and the
commutec. the event " being sup­
ported b) cnmpu~ organi.t.altons tn·
c:ludms the lnternattonul Student$
As~ooaauon Scudenu Organiud lor
A ell\ tiles. the student enate,
flortzfeld and Pla11-fio"1Ud Halls
Norton satd he hopes to ex­
pand the offennp olthe commtttec
'"In the plllll, leccures and luncheons
h:nc brought an stute department
oflic:aal that had been passang
through on campus J:'\e,.l year ~~oe
ma\ gc:t our budget CAp.mded so
then "e can start on specaal
progrnms ~ath an tnternallonal for­
mat" •
.,_~c;.... J. Omelettes
Breaktost All Day
7 &m-7 pm
Tues..SUn .
Mealtickels
tor StUdents
6439 SW f\l'iacadAm
Portland
Oregon 97201
Phone 246-5108
• PANELISTS DISCUSS SOCIAL CHANGE
McKnight (Jell) attacks sextsm as a detrament to
society, Kelly (center) does not trust socialism, and Wahab (nght) says a whole revamptng of soctety·!
necessary for a healthy luture.
that g .. wernment c.annot soht' o.~ll ol
ocat"t ' ill~ .. I he individual doc ... n't
coun1 the go,"trnmc:nt onl} dcuh
"llh rhc: 'public,' .. he suid
II:. ell) call Wah,, b' h ting ol
problt'ms a "cltt~~~e rudic:al cnuque
of the S) tern," }CI he didn't den)
thai &he problems e1ust.
Jo\ell) said the go\'Crnmcnt is
altcad) too large to be rc: pon~hc to
tndl\idual need . Therefore, he stud,
a larger go'tc:rnment i not the
d ~ ·c:d goal for :.oetal change.
~ c ,,h~m fail~ an it:. inc:on:ustnney ,"
Kd \ satd WOI the SO sociahst
rcg1mes. e\-ery one ts no" tot.all)
nuthontnrian ...
.. HO\\ cun problems be sol\led
b} maltng gO\c:rnmc:nt b1ggerr' he
1U.ked Kcll smd he endor~ed the ade-.1
ol a neg.uivc tncomt' UJ.x in">tc:ud
"GI\ e people tnoome:. und let them
m.tle tht'lr o\\ n deci~tOn\ .. get 1 ht'
go\cmment tht' hell out ol in·
dt\ tdual deei ton,,~ he said.
Kc:ll), ho\\e'fer, ~•d he dad
agree \\tth Wuhab that hbcral refor·
m1 m \\Ollld not be -;ufficlenl to
msugate n:ul social change.
,\Iter the p3nel pre$enlutton.
membc~ of the audtence a sled both
\\'ahnb and Kelly to g~vc tpecafic
\\a) to begin ocanl change.
\\uh.lb smd the pnmal") tep
"'ould be to orguna1e peoples' coun­
clls, ha'e them come up \\lth gonl
and c:t ubout realiztng tho~e goab •
He Sllld those: goals should include: mintmiLUtton ol vtolencc:, mul'.trni1J·
I ton ol hum.tn wc:llurc: rc:alil.attonof
tundumentnl humun nghts, restor·
ang und keeptng ecologtc.tl balance
W,th.ab mud people mun
enlighten themo;tJ\ cs und othcn
.. ,\naly1c, critictle and denouncxa­
tabhsht'd vulues, .. he ~ud.
Jo\ell) s111d people mu~t LBh
r~pomabiht} lor thetr own lhes ·u
you don't like "hat your kid Wlllch
on r V, don't let them "atch,.
1-\c:lly at o iuggl:;\tcd pushtng lor
• a neg.IIIVt' 1ncomt' uu to gm
c:'ei)'Onc a mtntmum mar~c:t lora
und orne degree ol tndtvtdtu
JlO\\CC
.. There t5 no I.•" ug:unst the
red1stnbuuo11 of money;· he s:..11d •
YOUR AV N REP
\
\
• \ PUS
I John Thomas
LC Box 2740
226--0234
• ,.,,,~., Colc:mll'l
•Pio:nffl I 01
addtduon t
Lewi!l
Assoaotaon
nner t.C student
further the1r ed
office dtrec:
t omJ'H 'ed of th
illldtCO here for •l mtl
thell~\OCtllllOil hl
Jtas cl t"ectc
'-»'" o( 30 represent • The assocmuon
cs and cHarts
(~etc~ 1 '!tnndmg COil
ed atmt b) ~nan
m1uce system, i
'I'Ork m n arl
~ttd m ... Uppmghl
Last }tar the funt
c.:rtet Ctlllec:u:d n tota.
most of
i!d5 ~udent scho1
This )'ear the corf
·;>;e'' ts to ra tsc S I
·.nilt11CIIOO Of the
ng and n:no .. 'lttl
~cc Center.
Uppmghouse sntl
makt' n donntmn
• college "Some \\ tl
to the derartmer
~ IJTiidu:ned or the ..
~,...,., campatgn, s
Dunn(! the IQ7
~
18 pc:rocnl of th
:~~ut1eo monc~ gifts ~
;f!nghouse sntd s
\\Ill n c to 35 '
If that happens,
2,000 "ould be mac
college through n
matehmg chi
Portland-based ~
~ovo oflers a matci
n schools "htC
t:~J~~~ of money. 1
depends on the an
Anolher tnndtnJ
i!:ill!51 o tlS recru 111 ng
~~ ucro .. a he cou
r:!tl'f' helps rec run "'
\\ have e<olahhl
C Jo~
lew1s and Clarl
\\hic:l' -ire.., rl<1
nts, rat .. ed almo;
. .. ~> ot campu' pr
Each runner fo
pledged a certq
-·.-per lap run du
"ere appro
for the mone)
IQdi:d by the JOgger
and field tcan
s to choir
Trnck and
I "t. I ••I" "' f/hole revamping of soc1etyn
~Y future
:1111at1on of violence. m.1~1m11•·
)I human welfare .. realluuonot
mentnl human nght'l. reJtor·
nd l.ccpln(l ecologtcul bJiancc
~\ Jh.lb :IUid people mur.
ten them el11es und othen
lyze, cnllclle and denounCIC' a­
hed vulues," he ~atd .
ell) .ud people must lith
nsihtht) for their own h\e5 ·u
lon't lake \\h;at \'our lad~ \I,Uit~ •
l.', don't let them watch"
(ell_> also i»UI!lgested pu\htng tor . gatt\e tncomc ti..IA to gl\t
ne a mtntmum market forct
some dc:grtc of mdi\1dua
•
IS no lt" ugatnst the
button (lf money," he liald •
tEP
ohn Thomas
F Box 2740
~6-0234
•
rn ~ I ug l"t'brtJUfl 0 197 ''"''" ,-C:o I r m •"
.f'lol~t~ I Ql
ndd1d11on to helpm un-
Lewi~ ond Clark's
Auoantton also proYtdes
l)tl!IC:f 1 C student& ttn oppouunt l)'
further thetr cducnuon, sa1d
ofrice director Jud) Up-
tom['~l\td of lho'le who h[lve
:lltca here for u mtmmum of one
,1r the ~~,.~o~.:muun hn nenrly 7,000
ltss <'~t:cted b) un clecscd
rd o( '\0 reprc<~entntn:~
The anocmuon chtmneb llfi
nd effort through five
:':iTe•·c:nl ~t ndtn8 commtltec:$ "We
.'jid1~0 thnt by ~tung up u atandmg
~)&tc:m. each member
:Jd \\ ork 10 m nrw he "ns m­
~~~~ea 1n." Uppmgholl$C ~atd.
lAst )Car the fund-mt~mg com­
;,::tet collected il total ol more than
most ol whtch \\tnt
5 student scholar lups
Th1 ye.u the comm1ttet:'s mom
!t>!(Ct 1s to rm e SIOO,OOO for the
uucuon of the ne~ sctencc
1ng nnt.l renovuuon of Bodtne
\.'Jcn•IX Center
Uppmghouae said an alumnus
roake n donfllaon to nny area ol
rollc:gc ''Some: Wtll gwc a dona­
to the dc:p.artmc:nt rrom v.hich
gradU.1tc:d or 1 he~ may give to a
1;unl camp:ugn," she: said
()unng the IQ7b-77 academic
:u 18 percent ol the alumm con­
"~"·" mone) gtfts to the college.
·rmghou e stud she hopes that
\1111 n c: to 35 pcr«nt
U thnt happens, an addnional
~000 would be made: all'lliluble to
college through n Collins Foun­
matchanr challenge grant
Portland-based Colhns Foun­
:I'JOn offer a mnrchang grant to
~rc1n \chools w htch raasr 8J"en
of mone). fhe 5lZe of the
depends on the amount of fund
Another st 1ndmi! C(lmmauce ss
recruttJng. Made: up ol
:.~cro'~ the country. the com­
help~ ~cruu student,.
\\ h;.l\e cMuhlished {contacts tn) ke~ Ctllcs throughout the country
.tnd ll.flkc:d our olumns who arc m­
tert!tcd tn ndm11 ton• rccruaung co
let u l:now ... Upptnghousc sJud
Mony grnduntcs hn\e respond­
ed, she Bid, ond dded, .. ,~e now
Utlhlc those: people In tdent1fymg
nc.,.. tudcnt11 for l ewa1 nm.l f''lnrt."
third omdmg commtttcc ''
work:mg wtth the Cnrecr l'lnnnmg
.md l'lrtcemc:rn Center
"Through ~;.ooperuuon (wuh the:
center) v,c h<t vc com.tctcd by mnal nil
tlumm tn the PortlancJ-metropolunn
ure.l ond n ked them 1f they'd be
wilhng to help undc:rsrnduate
student In car'er plonmng ond
plocemcnt," he llntd, .. C1thc:r by com­
tng tq lht campus or mnlang
therruel11e5 D\aalnble m thear offices
let 8J Je adVIce 10 career p!Jlnnang"
1 he center hns pubhshcd the
name11 of tho'e olumm who nrc
"llhng to counsel l.C tudents, Up­
psnghouse satd She: 1lltd the: com­
msttee ~~ nlr.o wor~ang wuh the center
to ndvtse lumna ~.~rho nrc: con­
stdc:nng career change •
"We: mukc our sc:rvtces
a11.ul•ble not only to undergra duates
or unemplovc:d lalumm, but to the
employed grnduates. too"
Inc Pubhc Relations Com­
mlltee '' the fourth dtviSton. l hat
commattec: pluns nctlvuJes lor .tlum­
nl, 10cludmg study trips
"There ts an interest niter
grndu •• tton to continue lcmntng and
the: Pubhc Rclatsoru Committee i
mvohed wtth th • k10d of activit} "
J'hc: eomm.ttcc has orgDnllcd
tv.o educauonal nps torthts commg
summer One wlll be to the • tc:c:ns
~tounullns 10 southeastern Oregon
and the other v.tll tn\:e parucapan1s
to the: Oregon ~hakcspca rc:an
festival 10 ,\shland.
Both wtll be led en her by former
l.C 5tnff members or cun.:nt facuh}
members.
"It ts an ongoing educauonal
opportunt t} "h•ch 1.1. c feel 15 our
rc:spon tbalny," Uppanghousc: Stlld.
.. l'm hopei ul th:u this concept Y.111
C:\cntuall) evolve into an alumnt
college concept of th1~ c.tmpu'~ o • e renovation
JUDY UPPINGHOUSE
The Alumni AssoclaUon ts "an tntegral pan ot tne college."
that people can plan thear \'Dcallon.\
amJ h~svc 11 scmanar on n umelvtopJc
nnd utihz.e our OY.n facuh) to make
tt an intemting and \illll lcarmng
C1\ptnenoc "
Upptnghouse satd these tnp
often umulntc: alumm to become
invohcd Y.1th the college's Free Un·
averslty program .. Mnn) people
come bad: (from trap ) and have
''orked ~lth ltkc: Ford (student
acuvtt1cs dtrector) m the Frc:c: Un­
t\erstt). There o.~rc: a number of
alumni "ho arc: c:nher teach10s Free
Unt'\ierslt} classes or t ktng them "
fhc: final commm ec:, the
8u aness ,\(lutrs Committ ee,
0\ er<OCC the i..I'UOCIIlliOn ' budget
and c::tpenditure •
Uppinghousc: the sterc:ot) pe of ~aduatC$ controlhnJ:
nthlcuc depanmc:nts and pu5htng
lhc:ar v.c:tll.ht '\round doesn't hold
true ot Lcwu and Clark
·The bo:lrd of darecton does
v.orl \\tth pcoplconthccampusand
the) do tell the people: on campus
then impr~toru of \\hat' happen­
tog now. but the) don't try to push
the oollegc: around." he atd
Uppmghousc satd the: nuoClll­
lton 1$ "an mtegral pan or the:
eollc:ge" and thnt the amount of
mone) donated b) ats mcmbc:n IS '"u • 5mllll part or the (college's) opcr.ttmg
budget"
The stntc:d ObJeCtnes of the
lumm ocull1on at l.cwts nd
Oar IS lO Strengthen the Ues
betv.een the: lumm and the college,
to ttmul te tn the: alumru an mtcrcst
and concern for the aum of the
college: nd to spoMor support for
o~ul nnd eduollJonal actl"V1llcs m­
vol\1n the alumna of the: college
.. o, wc"re amp!) here to ue thas
group of people 1nto Lcwu nnd
Clark:.. •
Students compile legal guide
Jog-a-thon raises $for campus Sc\ en Le,qs :~nd Clark,, udent
nrc compthng a student legal gutde
they hope \\all ansy,er .students'
questions on legal problems-or tc:ll
them "here to find the onsY.crs
w Bast call\, It "'til tell what sc:r­
\lCCS urc ovaila'blc:, v;hc:n: to go, hov.
to get 11, "'ho to get o hold of. when 1
the: be t ume to do 11 and hoy, much
1t v.all co~1;· .ud ,tudcnt body prn•­
dcnt R:snd\ '\tender, one of the
student~"' orlung on the legal gu•dc: Oregon SltUJenl Publ•c l:atcrr.st
Research Group and plan to lc.arn
c:-.nctly v;h.nt cn1ca can be U!ed b)
students c:H:ral W\I.)CN nrc
emplo)cd b} 0 PIRCi uno can be
n:ferrrd to b) studc:nb The
organtl.&tlon. m the past, t-s abo
dtrected students to others v;ho Y.c:re
liblc: to help them. •, 1 OJ
Le"' •~ <and Clarl.'s ftrst • ~-a­
" hict-•rev. d<''C: to lOU par·
... ~,. s, mi,c:d almo'\t SIO,OOO for a
l.lltl\' of c.tmpu' proJect~
Each runner found sponsors
pledged a cenatn amount ol
-··-~ per lap run dunng one hour
Y.c:re approltimatc:l) seven
lor the money to go to as
~c:d by the jogger-rangmg from
l and field team to women~
to \; ho1r
T r..tt k and recc:l\ed the most money. ap­
pro~imatcl) S4,000 each About
SIO,OOO wa' made lust ~oturday but
the men's and Y.Omen·) ba'lk.etbaJI
IC:.:lm!\ .tnd tho~e sack or hurt on
!).tturdll) ~til run at a later date,
.iddmg to the grand total.
Of the total umount, S l.SOO to
S2,000 "'ill go towards covcnng the
JOg·.l·thon':. coc;t Costs mcludc:d
prtle). envc:lopa. paper, postage
and computer cost~ Computer cost'
amount to S800
Eldon h"'. professor of health
and phy)tcal educat1on. began plan-
LC S FIRST JOG·A-THON
mood was lesttve nd tlmost S 10 000 was rEHSOd lor campus
ects
ttf lug l1•l•rlltlrt \1 /97'1 ntng the C:\Cnt tn lute Ue1ober.
La!\ I year. Fi' spent S 100 pon­
~onngjogger~ for other JOg-o-thons.
Fi)l.. ~td he thought an LC JOg·a·
thon ~ould be a good y,ay to raa~
money for the tracl and field
program .
As olber LC program) and
groups became tntc:rc:1ted, the jog-a­
thon was c:"(paoded to include: them.
Of all the: panicipdnu. Fix
made: the mo!t money lor the: JOg.-a­
thoo, bnngmg m appro'limatlc:y S 1.-
300 at SSO per lap
Though mo,t ot the par­
ticipant~ were lltudents. ap­
prO"<Jmatc:l~ I 0 lacuh} memller, abo
piiNICipated
The hour-long jog v.as not all
~wc:.tt and e:\hau)tion as manyofthc
JOg~ers appeared to be in a good
mood for the C\ent.
Evet} ume senaor Alan Joc~tm
lap~ freshman Maureen H111l he
asked," Hov. ·~it going cuuer· I one
point he: ollerc:d to carr)· her but b)
the time she accepted he v..as Y.c:ll
O\ er the: horilon
"omc ol the runners sung dur•
tn}; the lir~l lev. lnps rev. on­
loolCfll prom1 ed a keg oll 11 C hntsh
line on 1 he: til"\ I lap T.te li;cg.
htH\C\Cr . OC\Cr mJ.teThJh7ed
..., 'Ill~ the JOS··I·Iht'n tdetl
~tlUJd bc\;omc 11\C:fU cd oll'd JCl:\C II~
cllc:Cit\COe~' "When and II \\-C: h.l\ C'
.llll'thcr tug-a-th~\n It I C:\H nd
t l.tr ~. 11 wall he n lnng lime lrom
no,,, .. t-1:... suii.l
":\l,ln~ tog a·thun h 1\C: rc<a h­
~·c:J ,, .tturatwu pOint, \\here the)
.1rcn't nwnc\ muL:mg proJect
·'"' Olfii"C' I he '1mc: !t(Wn)or' re
·••'-c:J 111 ~ron~m und :-.pon tlr •ntn Thrc:c: people are ~orking Y.lth
the: laY. si:hool to lind ou1 whnt at has
to oHer 1n the: "'~n of legal ser,1ocs.
Two people otrc: researching
v.hat le~l ~n1c~ the Ot) (lJ
Portland olfer) \pe.:1fic:11l) the) are
loolong for lc~oal agencies and free
Jay, climes'" the: ci.,·. •
T"' o tudent' arc also che.::lmg
tnto legal c:rm:cs l'ftertd by the
--'"There a no plac:t" on the: tm­
medwte c:ampu for :student to go
\\oith legal problems ," 'tender satd.
'"Rc:cogntnng tht absence v.c: staned
pulltng together a booklet that Ytill
be u\illlnble tn 1111rious offices
arflund cumpus ~
Gagga's lmporta
22 "A'' Ave .• Lake Oswego
SJJ« aJ sr '"
C~·C• untry SA t.ng
R•ntiiiS •
5 , ""'I • •
'"~ QlnJon -----------------------------------------------Vote for coffee cups?
e r £0 thl month. the l"'ontw 1 o analyzed student
o\cmment t tha college \\ h t "e dtJCO\Trcd •n tal\:1n to
mcm~rJ of the o"-cmmcnt ~ere frustration, apath and 1
Ot'tal rctJan lhDUtudentli don' £1\'t ad mn Y \en II comes tO
sell· 0"~' nmcnt
One st tcmenttrom 11 former Stewart Hall cnalor, no~ a
~prc:~nt nltn '"'' Hanrfeld, wa1. "I ha\c:n't tdt 1\-e ollen an)
benefits for I he "'' udcnl~ .. bccua~ he rc:all dtdn't k.no" "hat
,., an on
Mrut ~l\Jik ~·d the) don't 11\;c an anterc:at in atudent
aoHmme nr ~use the oouldn't cnrc: lcs. about the top•c~ 1t
da~ cd \\ ath that \:tnd ol auuude, what u~e "ere all the
dlort& af the cnAie"
~tudcnu. m1 .ht as wdl \Ole colTCC't' cup mto office, t~r '
Uld
Hut coffee cup ~ould make 1 poor itudenl bod} officer.
On Ftb. 15. studenLJ "'""II be J\'Cn the opponunuy to \Ole
for ne" officen of the \_ ocratcd !)tudentt of l.c"u and ClArk.
The«" arc lour pratdc:nt1al candad4tCS, three \1~prtJJdenta I
runnef"1, tWO candtdate for the OffiOC of treAIUrtr, four off·
campus ~n ton I hopeful nd three pc"'>plc KC~tng sCAt& on
the tudent Judaann Bonrd Thou h the off-campus acnatc
nd J-Bo rd nd1dat~ ~111 probabl t l:c office no matter
"tun thr \ote (the~ are opcntnp for them II nd mo~). the
ttcA!>Urcr lour ofl mpus ic:R ton I hopeful and th~
f!eOple !.ttLtng cost on the llitUdent J udJd I') Board
doer\~ the 8th::nuon or the .c:ntlrc student bod
H) 'o11n
•:Siudem nnt onh tate hnn:f '" the lomun or
tudent C\\crnmcnt but hn\oe le\'CIUJ!c when the\ thml:
thr \~I C 'hiluld ~ op«nt•!\E dtiTercntl) than Ill officer
behe\'C: )tudent gCI\-c:rnmentahat ·~ '\:Otcd tn b) le "tbnn hall
the ll populataan a• the outgam~ dmtna trutmn \\1111, nctd
al t nee. h ~ rc,potwhle lo the cn11re "udent bod)
• ~tuden rnllSl h,o take respnnsat- lll) I on he people thC')
de'( 1 \,ffict u t u the tudent bod) hu le,croge 0\cr the
Ofll UJ<>•
P n
p.Jb ,.,, the fhc I m t hnc ~nfidencc thnt the) were
\ nmenllll po,atiOM out uf lru\l and lor thetr
de
\ '\'\l I C'C "ho ru ~o of 100 HHa ca.st (or about
f the ' hnS popul<lt•onl can ne\u ha\'c: the
W' -.. n ld ncx o pt-t on ho SMnm votes from renter
pet nt I the 16ucnt bod\
• T IU'r'\t and ro~~r of tludent O\'Cmmenl t1o
en n ~ m th ~ C)J colic e admtnl'\trtuon •f 11 as placed 1n
fll l!i m ont~ I tudent lf les than h 1r the tudent
~'ld the -'\SL C pret.~dent and hli co-~'Orl:en m office,
m "'""'II m 111 pmb;tbJ) pa) \"el') little attc:nl1on to
l k t "tuu haprened "hen fhe present ASLC go, em·
me pu hcd ltJr dJ\C t1turc of stoc thas colic: h m
n p: n denhng wah outh fnQ last year othmg
'tappcned
\\ r fC"CJ 11 r tmponant lO all nudcnu that Jnlelhgent
Jeasmru, rc nuade m ne~rt wed:'' clccttoru. fhat wu the
c:uon bdund our pubhslung. on page: of thu t sue sohc:ited
Utemenh (rom C41ndtdat'-, nd runnan a front p notice of
"'here nd "hen to ''Ole
\\ c: dtd 11 m orclcr to prc\~DI tbc: tsnd of f rtt that
uappend~ ron ll} ot Reed College \\hen, lf none of the
ndrdal~ for p~dent seem suuable chotc:es, a grut litonc:
l\\1 '' pl.lccd an the offiCt' &nlitcad
\\ c nCC'd no ~tom owls an office t LC. And no turkeys,
nhtr •
Let students decide
Contrnl') to \\hat some wouiJ have u1 belie~ e. tbu u not
be: ) r for youthful foiJ) in 1tudent ovemment.
lluitts the kJnd ofatt&tude that hu made the senate a faroe
n man peoples' mmdJ, brou&ht the president into prominence
~u c DCCUlllUons of'"nesliBencc" we~ brouaht apjnat h1m,
nd m12nt few c:hatca on nc: t week's election ballot
Th111 11 the ~1nd ol atutude lbat hu ~c:pt 1tudeota up an
beu room beh1nd baou or bonp rather chan ~otins to
hantc the llluauon
t th11 pomt. ncar the tnd or the curunt 11udcn1 body
dmmutrauon , n u VionbY>hile to look back at the ac.­
ompltJbmenli and probtcnu lhc JO\-eming bodies of the
\ atcd tudents of Lev.ia and Clarck hiii\'C faced·
•l ht I +meal ptan. an opuon 10 I he current 20-mc:a.l ap
lan v.b1ch 'llould ha~~ ant he number of mals a student ealJ
1 a wee • plw the colt of board, Yob dropped ~11b hule 1trong
,..
) -ob)~10n ullcr chc ndmtnt&lrauon SAid "'No" to the plan
Prcstdrnt John Ho"'ard, ho~cvcr, a ked tho e people who had
b«n ~ur~mg nn the pn)JCCt mtt wmtcr term JQ71 to1ubm11D
more C00\10CJn ursument once the h11d athcrcd more
mtormauon
Sothmg h:.' b«n heard from tho"e pcoplt' ~mcc
~cptc.mhcr
•The sen:ttc ~lid into the S~ll Perkma 1uue, involvtng a
uapcct an the Odell Hall furnJture thcll case who tned to JAJn a
t.elll un the \Sl C M:nate Stx ol 17 senato~ prc)cnt at the Jan.
2.3 ~enlltc meeting ab uuncd trom votina etlher wn on the
appotntmcnt, whtleanother tWO dtd not panitlpa te In Un)' WU)'.
lt wa onl) after tudcnll •tancd complam ina~ to their
tcprcsentatl\cli that an) decl,ive tcllon ~ u talrcn
• fhe Student legal .Scrvtcc Gutde. gavma reaouroes tn
D Portland lrom "'luch to dr ~, "til be helpful to people'" lqa:
trouhlc'. but IS nothtng clo C tO the Ortgmal tdClt O( a alUdfG!
legal nscn9 The f'IIOpoul lor thai agency, brou(lhl bac~ II)
rcrrc entauvcs to the National Student J\nodation Coo­
lc:rcncc 1n H ou~ton, f ex la~t aummer, would have created 1 more c.a,il) u'ied cumpus resource oVIlalable Cor the U&t «
atudcnt1 or org tniJataons &cektna& legal advkc
•The cnate h:u, often, rduied to eonc.ern llsc:lr ~11.11
national ihuc that could C\'~ntually aflc:c:t the LC stude11 body. A:Sl l \.tt~" ·f'lrt'.Jidcmt Larry I ewt& 5aid 1n a l.o1 edllotiaJ
hut tc:rm Tht \llan Bakll;e re\ienc-discriminallon ca11e and lbt
~outh Afru:an atuation were~ 1 wo controvenia l 1uues the
,conic did not feel were topic 11 hould di.c:uu.
•C omphunt& about the pcrformancr Q( the ~tudc:nt body
prtstdent were :alm()•t completely ob~turr ed ~hand • furor
over the procedure: a cnttte comm1ttcc uac:d to Introduce thotc
complaant,, Though the procedure w15 aatd to be lnC:OrnQ,
according. to pa·!tamentar) rule of order. the ac:cuaattons dtd
not sur the cn:ne to clan I) the dulles ol AS l C oUiceraao that
charge:!~ ol .. netzli(lcncc" could be ca d)' rcsohed.
l'he Con mut1on &and 8\·l.n"" Commntcc, \\hich
~ fC\\ rtttng the t'005lltUliOll
nniJ government opcrattlll
proccdur~. hould clcartr
outline tho~ du11e5: 11 hat
alrcad) outlined the proce uf
tmpcachmcnt one tcp tll
1hc ught dtrCCl•on. thoup
one thltt cnnncn rcplnce the need lot
clfmf ted d ut ·~
• r~'tendang the opcraung hours of
Pnmphn por1 Center \\l\5 an usut
tllst:u~scd before the scnntc lor man)
"ecks 11 111 no\\ •t n tond!ltiJI bet".au~
sccordlnE!tO the olltcml manuto of tb
J n 23 ennte mc:etmg, there arc: scnotU
.. budget limn " an the Pampl
opcrmmp nccnunt
T'h1' \ur, the l.o • -after man) .)CUrs of tgnortn tbt
Sl c SO\ ernme.nt hn!i fcJt the apemuon or that govern men
"orth the co,ernge ll has been 81\"en 8y pubh hmg lhD
eduonn1, "c do not Intend to cnucaze the A LC government\
performant'e 1mpl\ for the $a~c: of cntlc-..a&m We: hope only to
;;h{l\\ ho~ 1mportnnt 11 1 that studentl m e a role m at.IUfll
next )Cnr· tudent go .. cmmcnt, and k~p brea t of what
on "llhtn that O\ernment
J ou often the: l C commun11) paya no auent1on to wtu1
goe! on h '"for that rea5on that rruln) mcmbcn> of the ASLC
!)O\crnment hear I rom 5tudent onl) ~hen somelhmg l!OCi
~TOng
o motte~ ~hat co .. ernge we gn~ tt and 1n what manner.
\\C: Urt not the jUdges Of ho" "orth\\hlle &ludent 80\Cfnmcnt al
this college hn" been and "111 he:. A11 a popular ASLC sloga!J
8~. "I et the students dectde." •
Congratulataons hould be: gi\en to the people"" ho helped
ra1sc mone) Cor sophomore Erol Oray, ~ho was sertou~ly
IOJUI'ed rn a car accadent last term
The tudent 'cnate donate Sl46 for the purch11sc: of a tnp
to Muatlan , Me'<ico which i curnntl) be1ng ratned off in
hopes ol rna luna mo~ money than the ongmal ivcstment an the:
tnp.
The Arabu: dinner, prepared and supeni&ed by ovcf'SCIU
tudent~ . gathered 1Ulother S I, 163 from uckct sales and
donation into the assistance fund. The money wiU be
contnbutcd to Oray and his mother, who lle'4 to Portland from
1 urll:ey to be wtth her oson. so they can ltve c:omfon.ably in an
aputment h«c untillunher medical results arc mad~ available .
Our aencratton i not os apithetac auome peOjltc •Ry it 11 •
•
Pio. .. ,, LD, ~b,....,\ l', 1978 week our Pre~
1 few c:onccma
~p~ractl~, oft he Pi(<
kJodtll Stender, p~
,AJI'Ics ·.11~ Studc:nu
oari. stotcd the Ll
co~rl~ to "worth~
1uch as cxp.andme
C'en1cr'• hourc. tti
'iervice Gurde, and
Oray.
Tbt raffle benefiui,
wonhwht!e. 1
P'"' it coverage in
but da1gned and
page ad in the Ja~
Tbe Student le
thould be of mter
at LC (see anu:l~
the t.ox ""ould be
, ..... 11 a detatlc:d
ertadJ rc ovatlabl
far as e~pandtng
the A ~lC ~~enatc
of ttili so quackly
9ihethcr mony l
to read abtlut a
Granted, there or
student" to who
be of wterc t, butt
ho" us am
::d b) the maJor.
not JU~l Q fev.
~utudcnt bodyo
D!! "hen m) fclll
hlammg the1r o
on ~1pegont
n true a lar~e po
kno"" (or
n m student q
problem 1sn't caused
CO\'crogc:, though,
lob me the l.o
:":!UIIl 1s much more
" not wnuen
e out one pc
.n bcmg nt fault h
llllt "'h1ch part~ 11 d
l..ct's face n, the
1p cover f unhc
f&ull of the lAg
on In \IUdent g
platn unanu:restin
... ;Qn tn\'ohed.
from my
~sa enator, I ca•
wmething rar~
uaJly wanta to I . tn l ,,
all ~ten
he did not back
them wuh an
save for ht~ b
..... ._ elcctton Jlgn
He ju5lified mo
by saying the '
me· even il. unC
Pi
Lewts ano
Editor. Ptlyllia
EdJtcm: H.lna Ho:tzi
Editor. Kim W••"-~
.._,nw."l Editor:
~or: Caroline -.II!Jcllft Editor. Sn•u1 ..... ,. .. ~
1111100f1 Maneger. .&fttt
: Sarah Bur
Cl'luc: k Fall
Log. FtbruarJ be helpful to ~oplc •n It~~~
the onJ)nal 1de.a ol a ,studQJ
that agency, brouaht back~
al Student As,oc:iation C01o
ummer, \\ ould ha .. c: crtatcd 1 uru av:atlable lor the usc of
i legal advice.
rut.ed to ~n~ern at•clf ~~"
nr uully llflect the t.C atude111
y Lewi~ sa ad an a l.og ednohit
rse-discramanauon c-.ue and the
two controversial i.uues the
it hould diacua ..
iiormano: ol the ttudent bod1
~ely ob!lcurrc:d behand a furoc
mittc:c: uaed to introduce: thOJc
lure was uid to be anc:orrtQ.
or order. the: accusataona dad
lutac:s of ASLC officera so that
ea~tl ) r~olvc:d.
B\·L<lws Committee, \\bach
ill rc:~ rallng the con:oolltuuoo
and go\~rnment opc:raho.a
procedures. hould clearl)
outhne those: dulles: 11 ha
alrtad) outlined the proctuaf
ampc:achmcnt one Mcp 10
the: nght darecuon. thou h
cannot replace the: nCC\J [Ot
dang the opc:mtang hour oJ
pllM Center was on ISSUe
befor-e 1 he enate for man~
a no\' nt • tondMill becuuk
to the oHictnl mmutes of tht
nrc: mc:c:llnl'· 1 here arc: enou:
llmartt" 10 the Pampla11
nccount
man) )-can; or tgnonng tbr
opernuon of that govcrnmem
n gaven B pubhshmg llul
UCJze the A LC ovc:mmcn l•
of cnuctJm \\ c: hope onl} to
udenu take: a role tn c~attQ~
nnd kec:p abrc:a r of~ hat ROC!
ty pa)'$ no ouenuon to what
man) member of the: ASLC
onl.) ~hen somethtng g~
c &JVt' n and an what manner,
lh\\ htle litUdentgO\trnmen t at
. As a populnr ASLC slo n
•
\"en to the people"' ho helped
I Oray, who wa1 senou,ly
J.i6 for the purch11sc: of a tnp
un-ently being mfned off m
the ongtnal h c:Jiment 1n tbe
I and supervised by O\'eBeU
163 fcom ticket aalcs and
fund. The money will be:
er, who Oe\\ to Portland from
•y can live comfortably in ao
1 resuh~ are mad·tvailablc
etic aJ some: peot~•e •11 y tt ta. •
• .... , LC shouldn't b
sc!lrnltt
~ "'-" l (!I
"'"k our Presadent u-
1 fc~ c;oncema reprdma
pracuces of the Pion~~' LoJ.
l!Mf&ll Stender. president of
Studenu of Lewia
aark. alated the Lor should
covert~ to .. wonhwtule" pro­
lll(h as cll.pandina Pamphn
Center a hou". the Student
\tfVlCC vUtde. and the raffle
Orav
Tl:t rame benefininll Erol II
~onhwhale . I he J..cJg not
pwt at coverage in iu Feb, 2
. but dcsasned and donated a
pagtad an the Jan.l6iuue.
Student l epl cmcc
lhould be of tnternt to ml\n}
at I C C see artJcle paae .S). I
the Log "ouJd be tntcrested
l~l1mg a detailed article once
ddJtb arc ll\'atlable.
-'.!far llS c:1.pandang Pamplin 's,
tbt ASLC senate ~came: so
of thl ~o quickly that I truly
whether man) I.C students
•·"'~ to read about II in the: first
Granted, there are ceruunly
nudcnt to whom thifl item
of uuc:.rtftt, but the Log has
.~ldCr hn" us nrtaclc:s will ~
tl~ the ma/orlt)' of Its
nQt JU 1 fc\\
~utuden t bod) official, I lind
1-::.rbmp "hen m) fellow office"'
Jmang thetr OVI n •hort­
on .. capegoau
a nuc: a large portron of LC
don't tnow (or care:) w hatls
11 an tudent gO\"Crnment
blem asn'l caused b) 11\ade-
Cil\"tm e, though, and it as far
to blame the Log when the
:fti(tn ts much more pa10ful to
• 1 not wnucn to, an any
e nut one ()(non or one
tl bern nt 1Buh here, but to
ocn v.htch pari} as dc:ftnnly not
Lei's face at, the Log CO\CTli
utpcovcr Funhermo~ . u's
Cault or the Log tf mo 1 of
on m *' udent government
pllan umnteresung to those
.J<IolJJ anvoh ed.
from my own ex­
as a senator, I can tell you 11
Klmething rare: when a
actually wants to kno" what
IJODI~nrng in hie ASLC
r.mttltl
all Stender's oc-
bc dad not back up a stnglc:
them wnh any sort of
&a\c: for his blaming the
C election sip-up on tbe
He JUSti.Jied most of his
~~~ by sayinr they were -ap-
10 me:" even tl unfonunatcly, •rne· wa1 rhe only or.c to whom they
-were a('parc:nt
Stender aur~ i• anto wntana
letters, thouah I could never write a
letter hke haalast one ... and I honest­
ly don't lee how Stender could and
not feel had about it.
In his clcnana parapaph ,
Stender .ugeata the: Log should
return to practtccs "tncludtna factual
reportin& accurate quouna. and
equitable: 'overaae of campua
.arhac:vemenls ." I can't tell tf thia it
intended to be an outnJIIt accu.a­
lion lliJlansl the: l.AJg, or JUil Stender
Vote rtmcounted
1 nrouanout the laat Jew weella
the SLC Senate has been mvoJveo
(Ill most people arc aware) wuh th~
1nue of elccuna an of(-ampu•
Senate seat to Mr. Scott Perk1ns.
At latl wed:'• senate meeting
the~ was vote taken reprdma the
elc:c11on approval of Mr. Perk..ins.
Rc:prt"senung Copeland Dorm, I
voted an favor of Mr. Perkin1 fhe
linal vote \\Ill 9 no votes, 7 'ics votes •
and 3 Rb!itarnmg votes.
lJpon ret~dtng hnt \\tek's IIIUC
of t!le l.,onetr l.og, I wat rather
shocked to ce that my vote wu
luuc:d 11 a no vote, 101te<1d ol the: ye
o,ote v.:hich I had cast. A mtsUike hud
been m11dc nnd not ~nowang who
wn' nt fault I consulted the m&nutCJ
imm the Jon 10 enote mec:tmg
Dunng the roll-atll vote, m) vote
\HI"' ancorrec:tlv marked ns o no \'Ole
\\ 1th lhtl bc:tng the caJe the \Ote" •
an rcaht) Jn fovor, 8 agnuut and 3
abs&cntaons
An honest maatukc hnd been
made 1 har'a. all there u to it
'othmg mo~. nothing len
An npolog) ~ ddinttel} in order
for Mr Perkins
One form of an apology lhat
hould be consadert"d as to call for
another v(lte at the nc:,.t enate
meeung We owe tht5 to him. A
miStake was made and I would like
to ~ it corrected .
If thts vote doe" occur. I would
strongly urge the people who
ab~tainc:d the: llrst ume to car-efully
c:on\tdc:r ~hat they are doing. These
()(Ople should remember that they
are rep~entins a considen.ble
number or constituentJ; not just
themselves . From the people whom J
t.Dllted to, I recehc:d both positive
and neptiVt' r-emarks reprdina
Scott. The posative outwcrJhc:d the
negative: and thlll I voted acc:ordina­
ly.
It is my reelmg that if my fello-.
colleagues were: to do the same, they
would be able to come up with either
Pioneer Log
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[dltor, Ptlylllt Otler
Edltora. Hans Holznagel, Perry
£di~CK: Kim Hattwio
.,..,,,.,.,.nt Editor. Ll ... Groantng
l~:tor. . Caroline Gele
lliPC*Uon Ecltor. SharteM Kamoto
lllllline Mmaoer; Toby P8Cigell
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~ • ., •• Sarah Burne, Murray
ll:ll.l\. Chucl< Fall, .C.tl l.au\lr-ell ,
Nichola, Ann Pierson, Oa...e
Lori Putnam, Alyce Saciong ,
l't S:taintor, Paul Vogel
. Murray Co!11man, Julie Joo ,
lk:lu~r . OaV11 Low • VIne Wooda
WMO; C!nOI Ow n1
. Occ:u,.ncea: Kart!n Lom~
In ar .. l. Anllo Maru
....,ltDh~ Bill De n Kon Fe.brf~
Jonu John Kllek Mark
Frod LaR.~e , Dwlghl Lay Byron
It RlM Rt<:h I'd.
-.ct~.on · Belly BrObO'IIIllkl Ray
JcH Dillon. Chuc~ Fell Marlha
l!!lllnl Kat! I asJwell, Lori Pull\llm,
Sadongel
-.Jtlon: C.lldy eryant Janla
Ka""' Haradt Ehtabmh H f n
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Attilt Mal1 Wu•••r
Photo~ l<at1~etMn ,Dwighl
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ela!llllted ads $ ~ po ~"OrcS Tne
Piofffltr Log• edllorlel ano I:IUslnou
olflces are located In ltlo basement of
Tomploton Collt~Qo Center
VJ..-... ~ e ... -preue<~ are thOM ol the
wfllar. and (10 not neces11rlly reflect
ttte vlew~ or tn student bOdy Un·
a gned odtcor all aro auggateo and
apprcn"1'd by tho Odttora and ~"'
ol uus pap«~r and reflect a maJOrtty
op n10n ot li'IOstl ofllcora e its mistakes on sea
•ttempttna to evade na, own wue
te doesn't mak.c any defimte
tatementa e1thcr way.
Millakes do, and Will, thow up
n the Lox from ume to time:, aa tn
1ny other newt paper. I'm sure that
!\'en the ASLC makc:a a few mas­
takes on ttl own.
The Lor. however, doe• have a
pollc) ol ttdmttt•n& to tta miJtakca,
whereas the: ASLC doca not. The
/.or alao has ll pollry of pubticly
rubhahmg 11.1 corrections, where
ASLC, aptn. does not.
I t~ainly don't lee the Lo• u dliappotnllnl 1nudcnl cnthuswm
lhc: •swmg toward& more atwic:nr
panacJpauon" Stender ao proudly
menuons in has letter (and a~ses
the Log or thwaMJng), actually
bepn dunns the Iauer part of last
fall term when he wu brouJht ~fore
the atudcnt Judiciary Board.
When fhe Corutitution and By·
Laws Commallcc filed the
"ridiculous charae•.. aaaantt
Stender, the: Log publtci.ud those
charaes to a Jtudc:nl body that would
have probably not even noticed
them. If anythina. the Log baa c:au.-
To the Editor
a yes or a no vorc: alao. By abstain ina,
you maght 11.1 well not eVt'n vote and
in my opinion this as not actina u a
rcspon•rble ~enator for the Lewis
and Clark student body.
J would like: to thank the l.og
for printing the article dctaihna the
vote. Without thi1, the mutak.c
would not have been rccogni1.ed and
Mr. Perkins would not haVt' b«n
treated fJ&Jrly
811/ IN.anr
Junior
Otr of high horses
At the hut Senate mccung I
restgned from my p<>sttton aa an off­
cnmpu• scnutor. Th1s wn1 not nny
Lmd of noble gesture towDnb my
fnc-nd Scott Perkins h was, rather.
due: to my groWlng disenchantment
\\Jth the .ienllle through the acltom.
Of 110me or Ill mcmbcn
In both the R ndy Stender c:uc
and the Scott Pc:rL:m1 ~ I saw the
P1oneer Log blov; anues out of
proportion and the M:nnte act
urcsporwbl.) Those mcmbcn of the
CoMtitution and By-la\\a Com­
mtttce who brought chorses
unconnnuuonally against tender
last term should not be so qu1c:l to
que uon the responsibility of othc:n.
The Krutte confuled the: tl!luc of
the Odc:llthdt ea e with the election
or Scott so that ~ seemed to be
trying ham for a third time ri&ht there
tn 1 !'le senate. larry Lewis went ao far
u •o equate the: two lNuc:s aa one.
and uplam to the senators that the)'
would be contradlc:tins the student
Judicial) Board, which he deacribc:d
as ao nrm or the: unatc:, if they
elected ham.
Fint of aU, the J-Board ll 1
scpilnlte branch of student aoVt'rn­
mc:nt altogether, \\htch the ASLC
vice-prestdcnt should certainly be
., ... ~ or. Secondly. the Board's ac­
tiOQS were a lltpa.rate matter com­
pletely and the case by lbat time wu
closed. What we should haVt' been
doing in the senate wu dccidina
whether or oot this anterc:ated "u­
dcnt should be a pan of the senate,
considenng tUm u an •ndiVIduaJ
with mon: about h&m that ooe anci­
denL
Those senator. who bued their
votes entir-ely on the J-Boa..rd U..ue
were actin& irresponsibly. They had
more at hand on which the)' could -have baaed their dccS,lons . The: off-
campus caucus or ~enatoB, for in­
stance, voted 10 Cavor of Scan and
recommended tUm to the senate. Aa
he wu runnina for an off-campus
position, I quc:ation tho.e scnatora
who ~acted so at.rooJly to thesr
dorm councib' raponsc to the: issue
an hJht of the Odell theft c;av onl).
The hypocna)' or the atudcnt
body. man) members of whidl ap­
p.trentl.) \'otccd concern over Scott's
nomination to the: senate:. u ap­
parent 1n their lack of concern o\-er
other senate matterJ Wllh five ofJ­
campu~ pos&tiona open Cor next term
only lour students s.isncd up for rhc:
elecuons. And there it cunJlStcntl}
lo"' auendancx b}' atudenta at senate:
mcchnp.
When Scott and I dltawered
that the scute v."'U funcuonma at
such a low eapactl) lc\"el we: decided
that at orf-campw manben of the
Lev.u and Clark communuy we ahould try to become effective
member., if only for one tam. Now
the senate u functJonina with four
o(f-ampu• vacanete , and as the
~con Perkins iuue fades ~&way
apathy will only grow.
It seems to me t.hat aomc ot th1s
hypocrisy. Irresponsibility, and con­
fuaaon could be nvoadc:d if
find II studentJJ would get off theu
htgh hone nd take closer loot nl
themselves thrst at other~ If some:
sen tor~ would have opened thcar
eyes lnatead or thetr mouths they
m1gh1 have been fonunateenough 10
ac:c: what Mr. Pcrk1M had ro offer aa
an lntere~.tcd student 10 n
languuhtng, partly \'Beatc:d acnate
£1/r.n MaJt
Sui/or
Democracy needed
~e \liouJd h~c to e~preu our
dt~ppoantment concernmg lac of
c:fJon shoY.n b) the Lewu nd Oark
Admtmstrntton to obuun student m­
put wnh re rdt to dta110n1 that
,nffea the: student bod).
We: would hk:c to sue the c:nm·
plc: ol the ne" contruct With Poc1fic
Nonhwc:st Bell to anstall a nt\li
IN uchboard for the Lewu and Clark
c:umpu .
I he quaht} of the <Jeaston u.
not an quc:suon; we protest the
llbscncc of student mvolVt"ment tn
the dc:c•s10n made when IIJillticant
Jtudenr Interest and ~·tltinpen to be
tnvolved we~ sho\\ n by member5 of
thu commiuee,
We hope the ~admtnutration
notes this protest an 1 plans to
change to a more democtabc proces!i
an the future.
Gall Hjman
Greg Gordon
Greg Brandn~r
Susan Bocluln
Kris JIJm~s
r~~S4 Stallo
·'f~mbus ofrh~ smatt
Studtnt Aj]aiTJ Commmu
Nastin~ needed
1, Nuty Nuh rcalizina what is
lackina in our liberal ana
education -Nutineul-bave decid­
ed to run ror Executive Vice­
President of ASLC in order to
enhance, promote and preserve
utaness tn the LC communtty .
Naatrncss has lona been an area
nesJcctc:d It Lewis and Clark. By
e1ectina me ViC'IC-'Pn:aident, you can
be auu~d dl&t our atudc:ntJ will
rank among the Nutiest in the
Northwest. The Nwy Nub Plat·
form consists of,
1. Coed liV1DJln the donns
2. o dasacs on Wedncsda} ­
uty Day.
3. Hard l.:iquor at all campUI
C'vtntJ,to be pard for b) student fees
4, ~r being mce to &n)onc
5 Ne\-cr call your parents
6 Free Um.,Ullt) oounc on
• a'ttnes .
7. Mandatory freshman
semtnar5 an Nashncu
8. Abolish ASLC senate.
9 Stan a aat)' Mothcr•s Club
10 OnCX' a term on lllt)'
Wednesday I'll catch all dop on
campua and cook them on lo"Wct
campus. and force feed them to all goats
ed any tncrcaac an atudent panaopa·
uon v.hu;h has taken place dunna
Stender's term Of oflicc.
a nee tender apprcaara rutnJ
atudcnr ~arenas. he ahould sup­
port the ctroru oflhc Pwn~t'f Lotto
lcep the tudent body informed,
IMtead Of Wnlang lettcrt Ctlllii/Jill
the ne"spapcr for not pnnllng the
new. he wanta from them. •
S(lumll IJ o mn"b"r of thr
,i.SLC suwrr and cllo~rman CJ/ '"'
CorutrJut,un anJ 8y-1Ato.l Com·
miltn ~
vegeusrlliOJ
Oualtfic:ulioru .
ln-e. breathe, sleep and cat
na'ttncsa
WRITF.IN AS1Y •ASH 01'
YOUR 8A U. .. OT FOR ASLC VICE
PRESIDE rflll ast1n~t 11 never
\\ nung to say you'ft' OIT) Thcx
vte~"J hA Vt' been Jtrocntcd On ~half
or Jl) uh because h.e doctn•t
lno'>' ho\\ lo \~.Ole
Dam'<'l Fortm1lkr
Jufltcr
Youthful foDie
Tht: rulr u cloJ~iP I hnn
11\0IImt for,.,. minurrsfrom hn to
lu1rn ro tht Prrxiclmt taLk ro mr
U lrar hopptmmg' I rhm/, ltP
brPl Ju•• Paolo • Hr brokr Jr
Pre ul m
I Th nl "t ,,. All Bo.:.I).J ()i 'Ill I Bu
Thr Flf~ tgn Th rrr
\ the follym being un-
ound m1nd and onl)' relatJ\
ph~,..._.,., lC do propose tbiJ Jha
an gnoran~
t en" of the: Mu:ro and the
M O<Osom
P"n #I ) our Check Am" ed
\\ en your chec:k fiMII} rnvcd
at the: ~anor-coM>m )OU entered
anoll, •wmgm htllc hberal art!
boo htc:h on occa$1Dn can be
wed ~ a college
On the first d ) )OU v;ullc:d an
off che dopes, itllmpcd tM sno\\ off
\IQut baou. put JOUr skus on lht
r&d and plopped down m rront ot
lhc: fi~ ~ ttb a rua: cup ol cocoa
Granted ror flome of you n mJght
not ha\-e been this pleasant -ma)'~
)OU broke the tnndins on )ours'kibr
your finr lcn-e affair dado't work out
But for better or worJC )OU aU
ta)c:d a fev. day1 and tn story book
pnndeur the days became v.~b, the
wee bc:aunc etc.
E\entuaJl) you dtsCO\;cred
thm like classes, CR-'R, guts,
louo stereoJ. Plan-Ho•"&rd, John
Ho\\ard, Danb Vader, the alcohol
pohq. dop, Jamc:a Dean, Homer,
ophum. the: Japanese baths in the
Forest dorms. est, KLC, the Pioftftr
Lo •, SL.C, symposia. the cout,
The: Grateful Dead, Mike Wellman.
photoJlllphy, pballic symbola.
basacall), mtcnJC, bonp. cinder
blocb. The ROJC Gardens, awmaina
on the flaa pole. tee on ~ pool
fro1.en ka\a.. rain. color co­
ordmatc:d JOJIInl lUllS, JaC&'"Up&.
cJOstenttbhsm. oil embuaos, •m­
potcna:. Ka~. unaffinnauve acuon.
the 1iddk East, Africa, South
Amcnca. Asaa... racum.
One: da) )UU O\-er-bc&rd
umeolt( tallana about an elccuon.
In nuln) ~} n was like ha'\'11\l a
bud lca\'1: you a 0)'tnJ pn:sent .. Oh
God another clcdton Can•t be the
pn::stdent that JUSt happened ..
I ~ran ~'&). ho~~~r. at
Vt I \1 Ol'llllh \ OUr OplDIOO
mt t mean •omeduntL h "'Un't hh
t;aa!l. ou weren't followanaan OVtt•
used p tb I n~ h wu almost
IJ c bu tn etlun ) ou al~pt
~-cl l na bt A fc:YO d ya later you
found ut t ~ • boaldccuon
'Wha A hr
7 -•
, ' El~uon\ for ~tudent bod) officers will be
held Wedn~da y. Feb. 15, 9 to l p m. in the
Tnnl Room.
Oflic:el' to be filled are:
•P~•dent
•Vi~Prct1dent
•Treasurer • • •Fi"c oil'-ampus unate poa1ttons
•Three Jud1cian Board positions • The term of office for each "'iU be one
year. All but the treasurer "ill take office ne:\t
term: the trea5urcr \'111 not tak:e hlS scat until
ne"~;l fall,
Campaign speeches "'111 be he rd Feb. 14
an the Council Chamber, at J p m J Board
candidat~. ho"'evcr, arc not allo"'ed to cam­
p 1gn.
For President
J.Ate Gt tfllbUC
M) name i~ Jake Greenberg and l'm
running for 'tudenl boch president rm run·
ning because 1 tlunl bein~r pres1dcnt of leWl~
and Clad.: would be an e~ceUent learn1ng
c perience for my~lf in terms of further
dc\'eloping leadership sktlb and deabog Wtth
people. I offer the po!IUOn m)' ruu entbusta!lm
and interest for student affatrs
Student government at LC has tbepoten·
t1al to rea II) get thmgs done for students What
it ta~c for lotudent government to accompbsb
~at thinr i!i more student mvol~me nt and
interest for tudent affau~ Thts year's student
go,ernmcnt i~ not totally meffe1;tive, but 1 feel
that 1t has fatlcd to fuUv fe1;ogruz.e and
rcpre")Cnl student needs.
•
c
0 5
-Among the changes 1 would seck are
revision of the regatration process, a realistic
option to the Saga 20-meal..a-week plan, and 1
would like to sec government aoformation
channel fully open and accesstble Lo aU.
Let's have a responsible government that
focuK"S on the needs of the studcnta1 •
Mark Robinson
l am n.nrung for prcstdent of tht
Assooated Studenta of Lewu and Clark
becaUK I would like to aee some concrete
cMngti an the way atudent c:oncern.a are bc:tQg
handled
In the put, decilloosdircc:tlyefTedinJthe
"udenta have been deaded by the admlnuU'B­
tion and r-ush:ely accepted by the studenta.
In addnion.thtrl.! have been vanouatteml
of concern propo\ed by tbe atudents which
ha'c never been ascertamcd The students
have been eapreumg some leg1Umate con­
cerns, both this year and last the I 4-meal plan.
a ~lUdent co-op bookttore, and speafically
hu~ our Sl udent activity f unch are bema spent
I abo would hke to ~ec the present
number of repretentall\e5 in the senate in·
'rea et.l. Thcne studen~ who arc mterested
und "llhng to actively pc.nicpatc, should be
gi\en the chance. Thl~ change would increuc
student 'ioice in the iuue~ that dire1;tly effect
the tudent&
The aiiOQtton of fundi 11 one of the
senatc'11 dut1es. I here nccda to be a tighter
control on where the senate dircct.J the money
Jn the pa,t there ha~ been too much apendma
in orcw. where there ha& been little or n<
students interest.
The IUI\'ty syMem has proo;ed to be an
cffcctwe means by "Whlth the .students can
\oicc thetr opinJon~ In th•a WI)', and through
their enatc represent<tuve s, atudcniJ have a
fair opponunity to cxpren their c:onocms.
I ha\e confidence that I will be able to •
8 • Elections
elected next
elle1;t1Wh and conliclenttousl~ pre\Cnt 'tudent
OJllniOO\: lind ,ugge uon' tor change
\s prcs1dcnt, I ,qJI ~ee that thmg."' get • done
Dan Epstttn
Lewi~ and Clark must re1;ogruze 1ts an­
vohement an the world commumt) "A list of
school inv~tments should be published along
W1th a poltc~ statement for each Affirmative
acuon must be honestly. stncerely, and tm·
mcdaately pursued
An\ more armchatr phllosophy w1U only
prove that we can sat
Wnmen's stud1es should he an cstabhshed
cumcuJum M1nonty studtes should be an
c:stabhshed cumculum School workers are
underpaid and powerless Students are under­
paid and umU\ed Both workeo and !tudents
\hould have the capabibues to stnke
Student trustee meetings should be frequent
and mformal preferably to be held at Saga
A thorough student evaluauon of faculty
should be funded, pubbsbed, and made
available to m-cormng lrc.shpersons rhe
tudents "hould be involved m maintenance
and development decistons A student·
operated non-profit book store shouJd be
brought to realization The J-Board ("Buffer
Zone") u a Joke. The etlucs represented are
neither those of the students or the public at
large
Unul the Clog IS cleaned a plurality of
newspape~ should be encouraged. A regular
speaker program should be estabtiahed along
With material encouragement to LC talent,
both student and faculty The recyclmg
program sbouJd be given addittonal funding.
A nuclear reactor should be bwlt on
lower campus to asa11t Wtth LC power needs as
well as provide ~venue for the sdlool. The
proposed pa.rktng lot muat be opposed. There
~hould be a blanket pardon for all furniture
trueves-.. Come Home Lewu and Clark."
There should be more graffiti in the stalls.
Tomorrow the~ will be a mandatory meeting
for everything the c:louds will tnow
sun f1.a k: es I
Enthustasml
Fouthful YoUyl
Put your vote where your folly ul •
LarT) lewis
Student partacipatlonll
Student partletpauon " the key to the
auc:cc.n ol any atudent·run or~nizaho n.
Without tt, there 11 not really any reason for
the orpnizauon to eJUst.
Moreova. at thia pomt, the ASLC stu­
dent gm;ernment iJ recogmz.ed by the ad·
•
\
\ mam~trauon. 5tufT and facult} tl'l the "voice of
the ,tudc:nl\ " fhi' voace is qu1te weak when
there arc rclathtl) fe'A who appear to be
concerned nbout i~suec. progrum• or pohc1e1
Qn the campu~ and who partacipate consastent ·
I) in helping de\elop our l.ewi~ c1nd Clark
communaty.
Tht<~ , oicc can gro'A' louder tmmedtatel)
bv ~tudenb •howina 'trong concern for
r;prc~entution by \oting 10 the up-commg
election. It doc,n't mutter who you vote for,
because 1 a<.sure ) ou that whoever IS pres1dent
'A ill be much more effecttve as a representative
ot the <students if he represents 1,810 voung
studenh instead of only a thtrd of that
amount
\tv maJor concern is student parttcapa-
tlon m the Lewa.s nnd Clnrk communtty.
Dunng m)' term in office tU vice-pres1dent. I
ha\t been involved in the reogranl7&lloo of the
lnter-Re!>tdenc:e Hall" Council, orgnni1ing the
c;tudent Tra,el Bureau and more recently, l
have been mvolved m the estabbshme nt of 1\
Student CommiS!ton on Manonty Recruit
ment None of these would have been possible
wnhout 'ltudent partaetpauo n
There are maJor progrnms betng
developed wh1ch wall requare much greater
~tuoent part1ctpat1on on all levels I have done
as much B& posst~le to develop effecuve
student programs , focus on more relevant
i'!Utlo that affect our lewts and Clark c:om­
munaty and to represent the opanton or the
students 10 all areas tv the admmtatrauon . I
feel that the ASLC has growo stronger thJJ
year and has developed an excellent working
relataonsh ip w1th the admmistratt on.
As v1ce-prt!tden t, 1 helped establish the
necessary relat1onsh1p and I would like to
carry over the continuity in the student
government by bccommg ASLC presadent and
further my work for more student partt e~pa­
uon 1n a better Lew1s and Clark
commum tv •
For Vice-President
-----~
Gall Wyman
Experience:
•Current Associated Studenu of lewis
and Clark senator
•Chaupenoo of the Student AfTain
Committee
•197~71 Resident Asstatant working for
student advocacy and changes in administ.ra ·
lion pohcy.
Philosoph y •
My record in the student senate indicate~
the fact that I take student government
senously I want to change some of the things
that keep at from workina as effectively u it
could and throughout my campaign I will be
.,apealung to what those are specifically
Lewu and Clark can become a more
excll1ng place, and I believe that student
government IS one way to achieve this. 1 want
to make 1t mo~ representatave , strengthen the
voace of the atudents and make it a stronger
vehtcle to work wath and for students in
nch1evang our goals
Some spcclfics
AI VIce-president of Associated Studenta
of lew11 and Clark, I would work to anstitute a
•eriou• evaluation of our campus governance
system to lind out whattsand 11 not working
for us, what alternatives are workmg on other
cumpuae!l , and changes that could be made.
The 'Students affaars commattee ta alread)
collectmg and arutly11ng material to beam thta
procen.
1 would alao work w1th Prea1dent
Howurd'' E~tective Counctl to foster more
productl\e communication between govern-ednesdaY
ment branche' 10 the pruent "Yitern.
A" VICe pruadent I would ··n ""
,ennte 1n anmtuttng an ongo1na
dtl!Ciphnary f'orum Senes whtch
haghhght "peake" or national promilll
a weet.:ly bam. Such a program wo1~~
regular eta:-~' offennp, help develop
of .1n mtellcctual commum t), and
malt1mum udvuntage from funda ext!CI
brin~ gue:\t!l to c.t m pu!l
Th1~ program would not du111li..o
detmct trom pre~ent lecture \encs,
averMt~ conocru. spontnneou
etc but would ruther ,crve
dtsc1phfles together with an
theme each term
\nother ke) goal that I hold u
for greater involvemen t 1n
nauonal "tudent orgam1auons We
benefitted grc:ately thu year from
informauon from the National
"'soc•nhon Funher, these
prov1de ut. wuh opportuniues to votec
oo nallonul •~~ues, and to stre
~ontrlbu te to a larger ~tudent vo1ce
Through past and present CXJ:Jeril
beheve that 1 am competent 10 nrP ....
skills cruc1ulto expedating senate bwnne
conductmg <~enate meetings I am also
with the ongoing issues from th1.s year
be of concern next term and would not
valuable tame becom1ng onentcd
proce~~ or student government
John N Mv hn"c 1tance mcorporotes a a~rr.:i
ment to strengthen the student lln,,un'"'
role and the voace of the students b)
that. work for proue'"ve change and
provement m tne mst1tutton , ana to con!ll
a~ an advocate for the lewis and Clark
bodv
L~ Weinstein
Student government u Important
campus. Charnctens ucs of
~~ader'lhlp tnclude such things as •nr,.·m
self and group mouvation, bon~ty, and
tiveness. 1 beheve my past involvement&
exemphfied these qualities. They have
ed Lew1s and Clat
.u.nvA·· a\ Fir Acres
general public.
t~ltz ,ens and are av1
The play cono
,orev1ously owned b
the property and
llld po1qnant episc
·•uncle Vanya"
oer1ormed at LewiS
call ext 335.
• Three years of work in the
newspaper (one year as editor)
•Three years on the [high] school ·
magaune
•PartiCipation in the Oregon
School's Model United Nations
• Work on vanous politacal CIUI11pa1
•Involvement with the Oregon Hu· 1on:
Soetety
•Activities at LeW1s and Clark inv~1n
K.LC radao and the Associated Stude®
lewis and Clark Legal Servtces
At ftrstl believed that entering thu
a freshman might be a handicap to
effectiveness in fulfilling the duties of
vice-prestdent. But electing a freshm••
actually all the more reason for vottnl
myself; my motivation and entbwwm
fresh, new to Lewia and Clark, and
exhausted by two, three, or four yean
involvement in college actiVlties.
Student government at lewis and
has been shapang up rec:cntly Alter
threatened removal of Randy Stender
senate investegat ory committee, serio\JlSIM• '
the ASLC has been improved .
This and the current isaues in the
has brought to the ASLC an
benefit: publicity. Students have needed
have available to them mformauon as to
exactly their elected representauves are
anti how much time and energy IS
expended 10 their benefit.
Th•s resuJts an a~ountab1lity of .,, .. ,_
to the1r conatll uents and also greater ap~1rccl
tion from the communi ty £or the job they
perfornung . The Log has provaded thas
'omewhat, but the ASLC needs to expand
the adea. prov1d1ng a monthly
dell11ling the1r serVIces ond ac:uvit1es
1 also I eel u necessity for the ASLC to
more mvolved Wlth the new student nnetlll
uon program. on campus, suggeahng
method$ ol filhng the new studenh'
dunng onentuuon and ancorporatmg
acmtlle!> that would proVIde casual and
fottnble me<tllb tor the entenng studenttto
In It now on.-• rtnt h,.r
I heM: .ue jU\l a lew idea\ 1 have ror
pollt of vi~;e-prc:~ldent I ha Vc u lot or
and 1ruttat1ve .1nd I leclth1s olfoce would
excellent ex.pren•C\n ol my motivation
Cununurtl. on paKt
Ptunrtr Log. Frbruar)' "), Lltchman
'1'he primary pa~
Pirturt Sho11 , as i
~e:t.. tum\cd \ex,
&r"'n-the-back-' at
maga7tne m a t
dire,ted by Peter e
lhat may be n l
· Tht lAU Pictur~ S1
whitt recrea.uon
were different th
·TI~r Lost P11
nm.cs wath the qu1c
nra,al or the blast
,.~tnlllo"•er era. Wlth
town Amenca ri
bloNh poht" thai
into the ew Fr
~OCICt) beiChl
~"'"' .md !>Ulfenng
7mu· sutd'
Ducctor Peter
a cn~t ol unkno
to
raouecd "the most 1
')oung Amencan . .. . •u;t•n nQflt'.
The once unkn
.:noth) Bouomt~ .
Bun;tyn. Clona.
IOC!el ( ybil Sheperd
Shepherd, w
'tCier•ttab consul
glossaes,
wl'n talents an a ..
!qucnce nl a nude ' lches m 1 he prcsenf syatern.
lc:e--prcstdent I would 1nv111
• ln'ltlluung on ongo1n1
'Y Forum Sertes whtch
ipeaket'\ of nataonal nr'r~"''"'
111.51$. ~uch a progrum wnnl
iS!I offenng.,, help develop
ell«tuol commumty, and
advantage from fund& c~
h to campu&
progrnm would not
m present lecture sene' • oncerts, !pontnneoua nap1pe
would rather <~erve
together wath an
b term.
aer ke) goal that I hold ilto
:r involveme nt Ul regioniJ
nudent orgamzauonr. Wr
grentely thts year from ada~~
n from the Nattonal
n Further, these
w1th opporturutaes to voac:c
Ill •~sues, and to streng1
to a larger student voace
1gb past and present ex,»erie
It I am competent an P~lfej
lito expedahng senafe bwa
1 \tnate meetings J am nlso
1going issues from thiS year ilw
em next term and would no1
:ime becoming onented
student government
•~1c ~lance Incorporates o coa::~
:rengthen the stuaent
he voace of the students b)
lor oroaue~~tve change ;and
tn tne ln!ltitution, ana to ton~
:ate for the Lewi~ and Clark
Lee Weln!ttln
1t government IS 1mpotU.nt
Characten~ucs of
include such th1n~ as ant.:;w1ICI
1up mouvauon , honesty, and
bel.Jeve my past tnvolvements
I these quahtaes. They have
:years of work in the [haghlrtcb
(one year as editor)
:years on the [high] school
::1pation in the Oregon
odel United Nauons
~ on vanous poht1cal caJrnpill~
vement with the Oregon Hu>ton:
ities at Lewis and Clark 1n""""
and the Assocuucd Students
Clark Legal Sernces HaJ~db<)Ol
I believed that entering thu
1 might be a handicap to
1 tn fuJftlling the dutie3 of
rot. Bot electing a freshmu
the m~re reason for votina
• • mouvauon and enthwwm
to LewiJ and Clark, and
>y two, three, or four yean
~ in college activities. l government at Lewis and
lhaping up recently. After
removal of Randy Stender b)
~ega tory committee,.,. .. , ownas1
aas ~n improved
1d the current issues in the
t to the ASLC an add
,licity. Students have needed
,le to them infonnalton as to
' elected representauves are
;luch t1me and energy 11
their benefit
~ullll m a~ountabihty of
tuuenu and also greater aolli'CCI
ft communuy for the JOb they
ITbe Log has prov1dcd thiS • ..,....
~ut the ASLC needs to expand
lrov1dtng a monthly
ar serVlce and acuvat1es
fl a necessuy for the ASLC to
fd with the new student onen
m on campu&, suggesting
tiUmg the new student~'
1tauon nnd mcorporotang
t wouJd provade casual and
ru lor the entertng atudenh to
· • nntl,,.r
• re j\l$1 " lew Ideas I huvc ror
·president I have u lol ol
:and I fec:lth1s ofl'ce would be
>ressaon of my motavataon
Conllnut'cl, on puft
Pumttr Log. Frbruary '7', • Entertainment
Peck in ~ses; a child's perspective
John Maki in 'Uncle Vanya'
Lewts and Clark College presents Anton Chekov's ··uncle
:uan•11a" at Fu Acres Theatre Feb 13-18 at 8 p m Tickets are $3 for
general public, $1 tor visiting students, 50 cents for senior
1tizens and are available at the theatre's box office
The play concerns a man {Vanya) who runs a country estate
ccevliot sly owned by his s1ster Family squabbles over ownership
the property and several tangled love affairs create both comic
po1qnant episodes In the play
"Uncle Vanya" marks the third of Chekov's four major plays
performed at Lew1s and Clark For reservatrons and Information
call ext. 335
' Onid rn.,.ell
01 lht f'lun••r I ue
Maycomb n• the 1 ypicul sleepy
Alabama town filled v. ath tatted
porch <>wing~ . Chevv st.stton wu~on s
r.lhl·ratung down dual)' •otrech, and
not a whole lot else goang on Ellcepl
that 11 when Univer:ml Stud1os and
Gregory Peck arc tn town.
Set in 1932. bc:lore desegrcga·
t1on wa:> even a word, To l\t11 1l
\fut J,; tnKhiTd gjve1l an intere~ting
lqok ut chaldhood, life in the south,
racia I oppresaon, and, oddly enough,
Gregory Peck 10 gin scs.
At .t ume when all America had
to lear was fear it,.elf, Harper Lee.
Puhller-Pnze-winning author of the
book To Ktl/ A Morlcmgbtrd found
quite a'i much to fear as to live in
Maycomb County
At the outset of ~foclc mghtrd,
d1rector Robert Mulhgan plops U\
serene!) toto the world of '"Scout'"
I 1och (Mary Badham), a sax-year­
old tomboy. and her ten-year-old
brother Jem ( Philhp Alford)
For ot ume. we race and tumble
around the neighborhood, shnek
wtlh chaldash dermnce at cru,ty old
M~ Dubose. slurtmg Wlth awe and
cautaon around the dark. forb1ddmg
house where the mysterious Boo
Radley""~
Radle) 1s the town looney who
ho,n't been seen for IS ye:m. It'
onl\ common knowledge to the kids
that he'\ ,e.,. en feet ull. he has Jagged
)tllov. Ieeth, his ey~ bulge, he
drool~. and he eatt. rov. 'qu1rrels.
The mood changes abruptly.
\\e are burled into the: midst ot
soual crisi~ .
Lawyer Atttcu~ Finch (Peck).
<;\:out\ and Jem'\ widowed rnther. 15
a~ked to defend Tom Robtn~on . a
black farmhand accu!led of ·takmg
Pictul'e Show' pastinte is sex
Litchman
"The pnmar) pasttme in Tht>
Picture Sh011, as alwa)'l> is sex,
)U tamted ~e,.,, hand-on-the·
vtM~ -the-back-s at . ex." said
magarane 10 a rc:vtew of the
darected by Peter Bogdanovtch
l hat may be n lam1har topac
1ht La.H Picturt Sho'" ts a black
~hate rccreatton ot 19SI and
"ere different then.
·Tht• Lost Picturt Show
~,.;,,. , v. tth the quaet warmth of ats
~Jtra' ll of the bln~tcd yea~ of the
l.ltnho~1·cr era. wtth the ve<Jtiges of
town Amenca rotting away m
blol'ldy politac that would soon
anto the New Frontier and the
l;)ocaety belchtng napalm on
L1:2n1 and .. utfenng biC1:cfing ulcer'
•hln nmt sutd'
Duector Peter Bogdanovach
a ca~t of unknown!. and, accor·
to Nt'wl" uJ. magnz.tne.
~~teed "the mo~t tmprt$SIVC work
a young Amertcan darcctor Mnce
IU•:•m l\a11r "
The once unknowns anctude
.moth) Bottoms, Jeff Bndges.
Buntyn. Cion~ Leachman and
lodPI C ybal ~heperd :
Shepherd. whose former
"tcknttnb consasted solely of
glosstes, revealed her
~dc:n talent!> 1n a .. brilliant crone
~ucncc at a nude swtmm1ng par-Nt-h .flrl!tk called Last Picturt
Show a masterptece with lU "feehng
oi d~olouon and ghostly gray
land,cape'> •·
The 'cene i~ a .small. ~habby
Te'u~ town cnlled Anarene Teh~\1-
ston h~ ju\t appeared m Amentan
home, ... It i!> a town where spintual
death occures at an early age."
\t''4 'fl~etk Qid.
"The Last Ptcturt Sho~ stands
a' both an elegy to the American
dream and It\ cpataph ~
Bouom!l .1nd Bndges portray
h1gh ,.chool loot ball pluyer.mvolved
wtth the town tea .. e. Shepherd
LCAlchman. the coach'!> wtre. ha!'> o
Oing wtth young Bonoms though
Shepherd ~teal~ htm away from her
Cihepherd. the cmergmg ac:tt.:~.
gav~ <1 performance .. embodymg
every crummy value tn town
duphc1tv hard amb1tton. rote
obedience; d1scardmg her Vlrgmtty
bec;lu~e ll t!i d ocLnl hablll\y
Jell Bndge\ brinp the look. or a
) ouni ElVl~ Presle) to hts role." 111d
Nt't\ .f" tt•k Ben Johnson. of Shant
and Rto CJrandt fame. portray~ the
ov.ner ol the: town pool hall. diner
and movte house. The moVle hou!>e 15
where the last p1cture show ts played
at the end ol the film
Bogdnno\tc:h avo1d"
melodroma, gtVlng a pauent chrom·
cle of Ameru:an life tn o 195 I town
And. uccordmg to Tlmt he do~ o
good JOb "He ha~ pc:r1ormed that m~t
d1fficult of .til cinemauc feat!a he had
made ennui (boredom) fa'-. . -c1nat1n(l.
Quality poster
show Feb 15 •
A pos1cr ho" .1nd ale, c~
'ponsor'--d by KLC ro~dto and Jackie:
Gango of the Portland Potter
vultcr~ . will be held l-eb. 15 in
~tamm O•nang Room
1 nc posterl>, done by commer­
(;1111 arti.,t~ generally range 10 pnce
from $4.50 to S20. although !>Ome urc
pnced as ha~h 1" S I 00 •
Classifieds
THt \\tun llOl 'l n :.:.~. """' mon r01.1111·
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"" the tnal develop.,, Finch
rc:H·.•It thai the accuser. a lonely.
"hue h<td:-country girl, had .tctually
nuu.h: n liCXUal pasa ut the accu~cd
I hough the blucl l<~rmhand's
innocence IS obviou , he 1
pr onounc~o"d gu1ll y. iind when he
.tltempts to Ci'>C:tp<:. ia 'hot by a
guard.
I he tragedy ol the tr1al 11 so
(lrofound that one: feeb hke needing
the black preacher who tt:lls Scout
and Jcm to-!ltand up-your father as
pa!l,ing." a<~ Finch walks from the
cnurtroom, defeated.
To J\r/1 A 'tfoclcmgbtrd bas
been critic11cd for tts incredibility .
.. r he bind: man nccu~ed is just too
good}·good to be true," said film
crilic Ode.Jus Boulden. "'and Peck
seem11 to im .. gjne him\elf the Abe
Lincoln ot Alab3ma."
Peek, however. won the 1963
Academy Award for Best Actor.
compet1ng wtth the ltke~ of
l.uwrence of Ambia Peck's work tn
.'rlcJc·kmRbird. '>iltd the V~v. Yorlur,
wa' "hi" bc)l performance in years."
Peck . performance. to ~y the
lea't '' <~uperb
Bcdh.Jm and Alford aren't bad,
euher "The,) don't have to act
right."' '-:ltd crittc Bosele)" Crowther .
.. The) or~ nght.-
What makes To J\1ll .A
.\fnrktnKbtrd l>O arresting t.S that 1t
shows hov. the the children per<:e1\le
the evenu around them. Rather than
empha illng the volatile attempted
l) nching. tnal, or red-necked
tramer' re\enge. duector Munig.an
de\eloped the rclation~hip of 1he
children to thetr widower father os
the central theme of the film.
"lulligan permm u) to look.
.. aid critic Boulden, ""with a child's curulsll\ at n hnu!>c wtth boarded • Y.anduv. •. tithe enurahnu~c gt1lleu"'
"here htud: men ll!>C an homuge to.
wh•te m.1n dctend1ng one ol 1he1r
1•v.n. h~hung a ~'~)'tc:m etched 1n
bi.IC~ otnd V. hiiC "'
We lt.l'loC: wondenng ""h)
anyone Y.ould k11l tJ mock•ng­
hcrd. •
Now
playing
b) nn~ !'iltiner
Cipher in the Snow Feb. 13
E~planauons for the death of a
teen-age boy, abused and rejected by
has tam1ly and pee" arc sought The
pou1b1hty that concerned and a""-are
teachen could ha"e prevented the
tragedy •s one angle e~plorcd in the
film.
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To Klll A MockJn&blrd Feb. IS
GregOC)' Peek -tars as a small·
tov.n laY.ycr combatang prejudice in
this e:<cellent rilm adaptton of
Harper l.ce' no,.el. The superb ac·
tihg. direction and screenplay. as
well as a 'eryemotionally-based plot
ha\e v.on thi\ mo\tt' cnttcal acclAim.
Council ChambeB 7 p.m ••
SO cent:.
•
Tbe last Picture how Feb. 10
C}bll 'Shepp.ud um in Peter
B~gdJn\ •th t.sle of a small town
and the v.a) the people 10 that town
1;\'c-and d1e -amongu one
another.
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TOUCHt:. ~ITUA TION
League competition (as shown aoove) helped Coach Vtrgtnla Neat states that the Interest "has
Lewis and Clark fencing bolster Interest In students. Improved tremendou ·.ly.'
Pio skiers no longer schussed
Jullf Jonn
Old•~ ~ t.oc
For the lir5t time io the history
ol LcW1S and C1arl sport., iJ c:om·
plcte ~l:i team hai been c:Jtabh•hed m
both lptne and cron country
d1viiioru, with thrtt mcmben
a tread) qualil)in~ (or the Northwest
Colleguue Sli Contcrence Cham·
pion:.hip' Feb.14 to 26 in Boi ... e, Ida
"We cam pete apinst schools of
all .silC:!. from the NCAt\ (National
Collepte Athletic:& Anociation) , to
1mall and community colleges, and
"'t ha\t been doing an e~cellr. • job
ap1Ml lOme \CI) WCJI-<IIBbUihed
pro1rams ," uid Did ~oonan , per·
onncl d1rcctor for LC and team
• IUJ)Cl'\110r .
The .ski team ~~ offie~all) '
recogmzed as a vanuy club 1pon,
wh1th meam, tbat it may recei\'e
financtul<ll istanee from a vanct)' of
"'urcn·lhc athletic depanment. atu·
dent go,<tmment, or out11de Jup·
poners
Howev.:r. a mmimaJ budget for
1be te.'lm w:u approved b)' the stu­
dent ~enate thas _)car so near!) all
travel and lodging upcrues have
been paid b) the 1ki team directly.
"We have asked for a luaer
budget from the ASt C (atudent
k'ftlte) for out )e&r. and It has been
ppro\ed ll the preliminary stage."
'oonan said. "We arc alto asking
for a continual b~ of suppon from
our alumni. and one of our raeen,
Cmd)' Hecox. bas bctn very tn·
strumcntal in that eflon "
The schustcn have competed in
four meet• since January, with both men and women pnnic1pauns tn the
sl:tlom siant lulom, downhill, and
ere:''' count') event~ Each meet
conmts olthrtt days of racang. and a
long weekend lor the compctiton
"We uauall} lca\rc lor a meet on
Thunda) afternoon. and thOliC who
IHc in' oh ed in eros\ countn don't
get bad until Sunda} naght, ~
Noonan sa1d "So, the team race\
dunng the da , and C\en bring their
books along to study at mght. That
takt'$ 8 great dent or mental di~­
caphne"
lnc l.C raurs ha\c one more
mttt, Feb 17 to I Qat Mt Bachelor
before the confercnu cham·
paonshtp, , It 1s po~stble, according 10
~oonan. that the enure men's team
could quahl} for the champ1onsh1p~
nher that meet.
"To quohfy aa a team. we need
to cumulau.,elv 'core in I he top three
in our di\111on for all the mtttl>
combined." Noonan 'rud "We're
\ cr} clo~e to thut now "
fho'-C who have already
qualified 1n mdl\adunJ events are
&oohomorc Steve Roueuer in the
slalom and giant .slalom. freshman
Eric Th1n in giant slalom, and
freshman Shelly Randall in slalom.
"We have also received line
leadership from our c<H:aptairu,
Jain McClam and And) Holman ...
Noonan ~aid ... Both Rossener and
Randall hne been great all-around
pcrtormers for us, and Jim Det1on
and Jan11 Clark have been mamstay~
in the crou country event ..
Noonan alsoseea I he tkt team b
• • • an •mponant recru1ung llltlrument
• ers sea defeats
John l<lltker
Of 1tw P.knwtt I OJ
\\'illamene sa.nlt the Lewis and
Clark mcn'1and women'.uwim team
laat Fnda)' ni&ht in 21 of 26 event1
.. They dtd 11 to UJ," said coach
Gary Emblen. "WiJiamtttc is a
power team, we were swimmma in
oft events " Willamette 's 1wim team
hu 16 membera on both the men's
and '4omen'• teams and is con·
1idered to be the bat team an the
distric&, accordina to Emblen.
•
Tom Jackson achieved a
ltfc:time bat in the SO-yard freett) le
c\rent and won fint in the j()().yard
freat)lc. Jacuon Kt a new Jehool
0\lrk in the SO-yard free e~ent by
tlock1ng 22 4, The time alr.o qualifiea
Jacbon for the National Cham­
pionthl.,_ meet which wjU be beld
htre 10 March.
Mark Moore won the 200-yard
brualttroke, aophomorc Ken Foley
won the one meter board and Kevin
Hlm placed aecond in the three
meter board.
,
10 ln the women'• dl\1\llon Laura
Baumhofer placed "econd in the 200-
)'1lrd Oy. Cindy Fitt urned a tecond
piau fint1h in the 100-yard frecaryle,
Kim Horenstein placed ~cond in the
200-yard back, Lori Welt. placed
~(;Ond in the .SOO·yard frecat}le.
Oi\'tr Jeanme Pfeiffer placed fint in
the one meter and ~econd in the three
meter board. Sally Gaines placed
third tn the thrtt meter board.
rhe SWtmmetl ha\le one more
meet kh berore the dutricttoumcy .
Coach Emblcn is gearing up for
speed by empha,irina •honer sWtma
with more rest. Emblen feels that the
sw1mmet1 are at 3 plateau ri8ht now
:and With the different tnuning
•chcdule, aomc pcr1onal beatJ may
drop thi• week.
.. We're shootana tor quality
awirna nuw 1 would like to see a lot
of people come to the meet Fnday; J
think our •wammen will do well,"
J:mbten n•d.
t-ndaf• meet will be held 11
Zchntbauer Pool at 7 p.m. The
Pionttra w1ll hOlt Pac1fic: Lutheran
Unt\leraity and Pacifis: University . • for I.C
• •\t evcrv mttt there .trc alwoy'
,orne h1gh llchool and trnnsrer
~tudent!> "'ho exprt'' an antcrest an
1 ( through our te.tm.· '~Joonan
aid. uwe plan to ,ponsor " hl[th
'chool amllntional meet th1., .,pnng
to help accommodate ome ol that
lntCIC\1,
"I lecl that thi~ I\ u ver) am­
pre ~i'e group ol men and women."
~oonan )aid ol hi~ team ... It re·
qum:d a great deal of per,onal
sacrifice to tran!lrer a haghly an·
dh 1dua1trcd )port mto a team dlort,
and the college ,hould be \cry proud
or them," •
Cagers ho
o.~f l.owe
01 lfle Plonnr t 111
The I ewi and Clark varSity
came cloa,er to a diMrtcl playoff
poaat1on by drubbmg Willametle
Umven11y 82-65. at Pamplin Spon~
Center last Saturcl.ty ntght
The P1oneers w1ll take o 7-4
league record on a three-game road
trip to Pocilic Lutheran Frida} and
University ol Alaskn at Anchorugc
Monday and Tue1day.
The victorv rubbed more salt
1nto wounds the Bcarcau susuuned
at the hands of LC a week enrher 10
Salem
A strong, controlled defens1ve
effort kepi the P1oneers on top
throughout the !1111 half
Wdlnmettc ', one ~enoua b1d for con·
trol of the game came dunng " ten·
poml 'lcormg •pree early 10 the
-.ccond penod 1 C ralhed on
reboundJ and reeled off a ,c:nea of
buckets. powermg the PaoneerJ to
the "'orthwest Conference VIctory
"Th14 team ucmsto play we lim
the ~ond half ... uad coach Dean
Sempen .. rhatts when 1t gather\ ah
momentum. It ia not c:aay to say why
it happens."
1 C has no'4 won itt laat three
conference games, bouncing back
from the haz.ardous "enllern awing"
of three \\>Cek• uao The Piontt" are
gearina up for the moat important
pan of their seaaon,
"We hove three tough road
pme1 ahead of u,,~ Sempen 'liUd
"Pac:tfic Lutheran on Friduy und
we'll bt playing Unlverstty of
Alatka·Anchorage up there nut
Monday and ruudoy. Anchorage
hu played IICbools like Suanrord and
Tuaa and hat done very well. They
nrc tryma to go with a bt& lame
.chedulc.
"Our pme waa planned a COU·
ple of ycara aao and 1t 11 imponant
for Ul to do well 1ince it aflect1 our
own atandina in ttte diatnct playofr Official league, women give
solid backing for LC ~
t\im ll•rt"ll
Plnnttt I 111 .,.,.,,.., t lltor
fen ~c:an. BJO, the 'UC.C.C!II Of
fnilure ol lencmg compe11llon ut
I e\\-tt and Clark wns or httle concern
to the P1oncer Athletic Department
Nov. I (. fenc1ng-momtaim u 'olid
posauon among other league aport6
.tnd the: future loob even bnghter
To Coach Vtrg1ma Neal, the
mag•c. of fencmg's 'IUCCCSI lb summed
up m two word11 lwgue play
"We (Lewl\ .tnd Clarki com
peted mlormnlly for the fi~t lew
) ear1," ~:ud Ne.tl addtng that 1 he
Columbita lntercollegJOte Fcncang
l e.tgue h •• ~ survived thTtt yt4lr' to
dntc.
1\1 the moment the ClrL
hou\eb team' from L C Pnc1fic: Un·
j, ersit) Portland State Umvenlly
Clark College:. and Portlond Com·
munaty College The league sull faces
un"IUble limes, Neal 'IBid With
'chool\ an the: Nonhwesc addmgand
subrncung lenctng progru.ms every
vc:ar
"1 he 'chedulc ha~ been changed
th1' year wtlh Reed(College) drop
p1ng out of the league Jusl becaus~
•.• e school has a team doesn't •
ne~.:e,,unly mean the) w1ll have u
team the lollowang season ..
,\1 l C. the fcncmg program has
been unythln~ but unstable
"In lhc pa$1 we•ve had d1rficultv
in getting a women•steam before thu,
~ear," Neal snad, "but now we have •
to lea\:e women home."
The women's travehng squad mcludc:' c:ntnr Barbara (
nnd P.1t Mehrer JUmor
Mercer IUmor vtnn
'luphomore Joanne \chn,..tt
I he men\ \qund "led
C ra1g C\oderberg Jumor
Byrncl>, and I rC'Ihmcn Oave
and Bruce Payne round out
of Neal'' 'wordsmcn who
,ea,on m.ark I he women
record
Betide' full men's and lil­
fcncmg te11ms, Neal's fencin1 ha, grown to u total ttu
ell.penenced und four
leneer Accordmg to Neal,
ter~t an fencing "has u'r '"'·
trcmendou1ly ,.nee leaauc • sturted '
Male fencers lor t C finlllll
lmprt\\IVc: 'ccond behmd
C)totc. the domtnant fcncina
1n the ~tate lnst yenr ~t&l
e\pectullv 1mpre s~ed w11h
ttng program
··psu women work year
10 traanmg With 'lOme 'ltudenlJ
llnp at ag~: c1ght. · Neal sa1d.
··1 hey have un excellent
in M1ke Mar.~~ , who Wtll be
pcling 1n the: ( 1980) Olympto'
The Paonc:er fo1lers feet
und P<.C an the Portland Statt
F~b IS for their final matcb
regulur 'Ca'lon. Ponland State
al110 ho\t tht!t year·~ "'onhwest
( olleg1Ute Pluyoff\ Feb 2S
team entered w1l be allowed ....
and "' fcmnle representall''CI
punicipnte in the ull-day event
to 'Lute' PL U
posllaon. lt wlll ben real challenge "
empen memioned Lhe •mpor·
toncc: of the revised "Sempert Pomt
Sy~tem" that the National Aasoc1a·
lion of lnterc olleg~a te AthletiCS D1s·
tnct 2 has adopted for the current
1977-IQ78 )Cnson. The system puts
the cmpha:us on beaung good teams
a"'ay from home and pcnalt.tel
lo's~ to puorer team~ at home or
uwo~. Els!Jt teams w1th the htghest
number of >tystem pomts w11J enter
the distrtct play-offs
"1\11 team\ w1ll have to c:ompJie
the1r scor~ wuhan the Sempert
Poant Sy .. tem ot the end of the11
sen .. ons After the last of our home ll<lme' on Feb 26 we wlll\oe
determtnc our own po111M
Sempert Wid
"Until 1 he 26th, 'tYllh so
team:r. bauhng for the
\pOl\ 11 ~~ hlLI'd to soy 1f owe
pluce. Lmfield Oregon tnst:llllll
I echnolo8) Untvenuy of
Hilo and '~Jorthwest Na1nr·~n'
ulret~dy 10 the flnt four slot1
could be r.fth but lor these thrtt
game~ the pre,surc·~ on us -
The LC Jumor Vanll)
lo!ll to the Beurcat JV team
· c:arhcr St~turday evenmg
De'ioplle 1ts 1etback. the
team Improved liS play thrnu•
the 'ea\On accordmg to ""'nil!'!
Sports C~tal og
Horse-Colin Heard captured
the P1onecr men's basketball 1978
Horse Shooting Champtonahtp by
defeating runner-up Dave Shon To
reuch the finaJs, Heard beat Dave
Holland, George Wc:atheroy and
T1m Hurley Short drew a bye 10 the
fir·u round before defeat10g Bill
Gilmore and D.tve Olsen to reach the
final'
Intramural fatketball-The
Jock' continue t011(oV1de an ofren·
SJ\Ie ctrcus 10 Intramural buketball
pluy For the founh ttme this seuaon,
the Jock• ,cored better than 100
p01nh in o II H·Sl wbnewaah ol
Smoketown, Feb. 2.
Intramural Buketball Leaaue
w t Pel Ott
Jocu 0 0 1.000
~htanp 6 0 1.000 •
Rookia ) I 13} I
BAd A&. .. I 1100 I~
Blur C hlpa IV ) I 1SO 2
RPil .. 2 tt67 l
road• • I l 600 111
Maralhu" Men ) ) ~ l
t-l.lm \ } • .500 J
1 cc:h [niJnc 2 .. .. m ..
SAf; 2 • JH 4
Wapuca Po1n11 2 .. J.n 4
Dopct.nd f"aprn• I • :zoo
·~ Smoktto~~~rn • I ' 167 .s
• Sle ... a" ( OJHIUit ll (I 000
Green Oro,.cn 0 o 000
ftb 2 R.ESUL I\
Mafllhon Men $1!, f cch r natnc 26
\hlonp o2 Doj)ftand hprc•• .ao
Blue Ch1P1 IV 80, Cop-oula ~
T oad• 84, Cir«n CirOWfA 211
ft.kn 68 Wapuc.a Pomh \4
Jocka 1111 Smokclown H
~cb liiH'itlll"
Joclca 110, flakn 6()
Marathon Met. "li, Smnhlo-n I!
SPl 711, Gr«n Gro.-.rn lb
Shtonp t>Y, SAt ~
R ool.lu '•· tech f "f'IIC '*'I
\It IPUQI PotnU ).: C. up-outt .ll
NWC' Bat~kttb• ll Standlnfl
I f. \GIIE
W I W
ltnltrhJ 10 I II
Pac1hc I ulhr11n II 2 IS
l..tWlllnd<I Jul. 7 4 II
\\ huwnnh ~ j II
l'actht 1 to 1
Wtllamcllr I b 7
Whllman I 7 6
tolltJt nl ld1ho I ~ '
hlda) R"r.Ua
Pactnc 'ol~. W•lt.mctu• Yl 101)
Pac1ftc Lutheran 9) Whurruan 49
l.aa1ern Waahln11un 81, Wh11~or1h 5)
NW Nau:rrt'IC 71. Collrae nl Idaho $4
S 1\II'Cia' A •ulh
Ltwlt and Cltr~t. "·'· Wtlltmtttc M
IJnllcld 119, l'acth( ~
Monda.t M..Wit
Pauhc I u1hc111n 99, Whn•onh 16
Pwnrn l.uJl. Frbruur~ • 9. electi
• votes m
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Ktn I
A •tudent goven
rbestudenta, for tl
rt 10 the studentt
~em government tel
working rela
of t~
~rtu who arc bein
11 will be widun 11
ill am elected into
11U be my pollcy I
nonal desires but t~
and needs of
me mto office.
It's our student g(
work
Treasurer
Alan Hll
The office of V1cc
lnformat1on, 1f
txonc wtth a kno\Oic
r.K••~u wtth a firm 1d
the office effecta'
lam the candidat~
OCC' AS"IONAL
&.Sut«,Nanny. Happy i
[yal Wilh lo~c. PUUYI
111)0 W\dcl"lltCII
HA.MMERSUY z ~
a:b.u.J~•n tnallnJI (F\
WOOD: Somcboci
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£01TOII of a ama.ll
nccda a lovct ~
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fw bcina a Bud!
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•ncludC' cmor R.trb<Ha
and Pat Mehrer JUnior
Mercer JUmor <•anu
'lophomore Jounnt' "ichn
I he men'" ~quud 11 led
C ratl! 5odt'rbers Juntor
Byrne., and lruhmen Dave
and Bruce Povne round out
or '\leal\ 'oWOrd,mcn who
,ea~on murk 1 he women
record
lkstdc• full men'• and
lencme team,, Neal's fenan1 hu grown 10 a totdl Ilk
expcnenccd and four
fencer' Accordtng to ~tal,
terest 1n rencang .. has ,
t~emendou.ty sance leaauc
stoned •
Male fencer\ for l C
tmpre!o\tve 'econd beh10d
litate the dominant fenctna
m the ,tote !oat year Nt&l
cl\pecaally ampressed wnh
c:mg program.
.. PSU women work year
an traemng wuh ,omc nudcnh
t1ng at age eeght," ~cui •aad
~They hove .!D excellent
10 Make MurJ~, who wall be
peung 111 the ( 1980) Olymp1o ·
The Paonccr foalcn facr
and PCC 1n the Ponlond Statt
Feb IS Cor thear f•nal match~
retzular \ca,on. Ponlnnd Stalt
Dl\o ho~t thl'l year'\ 'lonhwcst
Collesaate Playoffs Feb 2S
ledm entered wal be allowed •t'u
nnd ''" female repre&entatna
anactpute an the all-day event
PLU
game' on Feb 26 we w•ll,oc:
determtnt: our own potii.M
Scmpcn ,atd
''Untal the 26th, w-uh so
team., battling for the re
'POl\ 11 as hard 10 sny af we
place L1nfield, Oreaon Jm.1 uuu
'Technology, Untve~ny ol H
Htlo, and "'Jonhwest "4ol rrn•
ulrcad)' 10 the first lour )lou.
could be hfth bur for th~e thrct
games rhe pre~sure'\ on ua ~
The LC Junaor Var•llt)'
oM to the Bearcat JV team
arhcr Saturday evenmg.
Des pate ••~ setback. the l(
team amproved 11~ phi)
he 'C:.!son. ac:c:ordang to ~crni'C"
:at a Log
~tc1wafl (. OJKIIII.t I) II 1)()0
ur~cn OroYotl"l 0 6 000
fell 'RlSUl ,I.S
Mlnthon Men ~II. I cch 1 natnc l6
~hlonp 112 DuJI(Iand fa pre.-~
Blue ChiP' IV bO C'op-outa S4
~oada 84 <irccn t.roYocl"l 21
flakes 611, Waruc.t Poanh ~
loclr.• 1111, Smuhtown )2
I ' r cb tt Rf.\lfl IS
!ocb 110, flak" 110
~arathon Mer. ·~. Smo~rtu~n 12
Pf 11. Green Gro~~orr~ 2ll
ihlonp 6'#, SAl $t1
~ookic-t 14, I cch I nranc <W
r•pu~ Pomh .Sl, Cup-outt 1.
WC Ba,kttball ~tand.Jnp
I L:Mil £
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tnracld 10 1
adht luth~ran I l
~"'"and t lttl 1 4
hnwnnh ) ~
•~e•rw: ' t-
~allam.o:IIC' I t>
~hilman J 1
'ollcjc nf Idaho I II
F rtdey Rnl&lta
~ .. dric ~S WtiiAmcue 91 ro I 1 w
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).uah< I utho:rah Ol, Whllm.n o&'l
:a.ttcrn WathlnJton II Whahoonh 'S
~W ~azcrc~ 71. ( olltp ol Idaho j4
S twda' Rftultt
C*11 and Oar, "'· WollamctiC' ~)
.anhdd 119, r•actftc: ~·
Monda) kft&llla
•ar1llr I "th(nn ~ What,.,onh 1~
Pwnur I cJK, 1-~bruur~ • 9. elections held,
votes in Trail Room
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lt:rron Rl#
Ktn Brady
A atudent government cmt• to work
tbe 11udents, for the atudcota, and not to
tl 10 the atudenu What we need to the
aden• government today on thia campua 11
t:~oser working relattonship between the
lfetC:n~.a tivcs o( the atudenta and the
..!t~IIJ who arc being represented . •
on the rcsponsibihtles of the new position.
• ly c~pericnce an the senate tt c~tentive .
This ran. 81. rrcJhman, I was elected by Odell,
my dorm, to reprC$cnt ua ao thC' acnatc. Later.
after only one term of cxpc:ncncc an thucnatc,
I waa elected Exec:uttvc Senator by the
~cnalc.. a rotuaon usually rcserted lor
Jienators wtth aevcral terms of expenence an
the 'C:nntc:
Any new poll needs 10mcone to guide au
development . I he only way to guadc au
development ill to have nn idcts or what ia
nccel\ary to male the ofltc~' work. My idea of
whut is ncceunry i1 •implt tl wtll be my
responsibahty to ace that "udent · money ia
pent 10 tht' moat cffcctave manner pouable
T ht meo1n1o cttang up a more accurate
y,tcm or bookkecpana It atJ;o means writing
gutdc:hnet for organ11.ataona funded by ASLC
to follow when •pendana thear money. And,
lattly tt mcana gcttma the heada of the
organa7JU1on• toaethcr periodacally. to e:tt­
c:honge tdcaa, reporU on ac:tavmes, and to
reccave anformutton comma an from off cam­
pus.
I h11 last DOtnt WliJ help US avoid duplica­
tion of atrvtces and money spent If these few
thanp are done, and I can Jet them done, then
the studenta Wlll recc:ave more IC1'VlCCS (or the
aamc money apent
The new po11taon of Vlt»president of
finance and anformauon will require someone
wath a worluna ltnowledae of the ac:nate and a
firm plan for development.
I beheve I nave both. •
Ru.el Holder
(See DaVId Epatem'a atatement, they are
both runnmg on the Youtblul Folly ttekel.) 11 will be withtn my capacaty to ac:hacve
1om elected mto office. Once in office,
1111 be my policy not to implement my
no~1.11 desires but to act according to the
and needs of a atudcnt body that
me tnto office. Off-campus senators
It's our student government Let'• make
Treasurer
Alan Humphrey
The office of Vtce-Prc:sident of Finance
lnformauon, aJ passed, will requtre
bcOne With a Jcno\Oledge of student govem­
oral~u wath a firm idea of what .. needed to
the office effective to fiU the poat J feel
lam the candtdate belt qualified to take Grta Goodwin
My name IS Greg Goodwin and I am
runnang for the positton of off<ampus
senator
Belon81na to the graduatang clau of 1977,
I attended Hillsboro Htgh School an
Htlltboro, Oregon, a town of over 20,000
nbout 20 males west of Portland J've hved
there all of my ltfe My graduating clus, about
the largest an the state for 1917. has about eight
other students attendanR LewtJ and Clark 1 he reaaons lor my wanuna. posatton an
lilUdent government arc great tn number. A
rundown on them would tncludc.
•AcliVC p3rtiCIJ)BIIOn tn llUdent (lOVern·
mcnt ••nee JUnaor hash student body prett·
dent, ctghth grade; p rltamcntaru&n,
tophomore ycnr: clau prestdcnt, Junior year
(also Auc:mbly Councai,Jumor aenatc, student
rep. counctl), clan prestdcnt, senaor year ( !so
aamc organar.ataons a, JUntor year)
•A uong dC$trC 10 meet "lth people nnd
comtune dlun1 an plannang acll\'tllet. coor·
chnaung tdc:Jts to da cuas problema present and
thctr 5olutaon~
•A scna~e olleadcrshap in lorm hopefully
acccptuble to you -the voter tudent, or
whatc11er your status 1n the LC community i1
I would like to tee more ,tudcnu an·
teratcd an what's ao•ns on-eumplc being
rive posataons upen for off-<:ampua6Cnate and
only four sign up to take pill"t in the cleetiou. It
makes us look like volunteer• more than
interested studentt Open your eyei to what iJ
going on VOTE Ccommutc:n, tool). I only
nc:c:d one vote to make 11 but would like a
re1ponse. •
For J-Board
Michael Bumb
l believe that l have the ne«111ry
qualaficattona to be an actave, respuDJJble
member of the atudent Judiaary Board
•Sohd, accurate underttandtna of wbat
the purpoac: of the J-Board ia
•Tame ovatlable m my achedule to be
actively anvolved Wllh J-8oard
•Knowledge of current and put 11sucs at
Lewu and Clark becaUJC of mvolvemc.nt with
K LC Interact (on-campus ant~rview ahow)
• Expenencc m dealang Wlth pcuple an
small at'OUp cnVlrOnmenta samllar tO lhe J­
Board
•The abahty to u.preas my feelings even
when they are not popular
•Enouah confidence to speak up when 1
don't undcntand and to ask questions
The most amportant qualification I have
that will make me an effective member or the
J-Board is that I am interested! •
Brad C. fl&d
Because of the fact J-Bollrd candidates
Cupid's Corner arc not allowed to campa1J11, I have hstod
belo~ the ac:tl'.illes whtch I have done and arc
prc:scntly dotng at l...c:wa and Clark
•Ac:tavel) campaagned to dereat Ballot
lnuc 10 an the 1976 Oregon elcc:taon The
ballot issue wu the fate oflhe !.and Con~c:rva­
tton Development Commau1on
• Played a role tn the structunng of the
l cw1s and Cl rk Law Cluh.
•EieC'ted to the Odell Hall Dorm Co uncal,
September to De«mbcr 1977.
•Appoanted to J-Bo:.rd posataon.
December 1977 to April 1978 •
l.allt Fulltr
•Freshman, age 19; Graduate of Caldwell
(Idaho) ltagh School, 1977, Probable maJor:
lnternauonal AJhain/Baolol)'
•Whale 10 hip achool, panaCJpaled •n
both debate and Student Conpeu; Rece1\ied -. . 1976 atare aupenor ralana-cxtemporanaout
apeaktns, third place; Member, National
f'orenaic League
•Aeti~ely invol"cd an Democratic county
politica and city sovemment
• Member, Thcsptana International
•Rotary uehan~ atudcnt to Br&lll,
1976-77 •
Eduor'a note·
The auarcmenu appearina on lhia paae
were aohcned by the PioMtr Lot in order that
studeoll could bear from the candutat.ea
before they voted These auattmenta were not
edated for pmmauc:al erron, only for apdl­
tng and punc:tuauon .
All candadat.ea were Ji~n tbe oppol1uruty
to submit st.atementa and offered the chance to
have thor photographs ta.kcn.
Statements .,..ere not recci¥ed from the
followmg candidates for off-campus senator.
Rleh.ard Mclellan
Steve Daneman
Nancy Williams
The sludent body presidential can­
dtdates will be intervacv.ed on a speciaJ
hour and u half seament of the Interact
show, tonight from 9 to 10:30 p.m. on
KLC. 860 AM. Llstenert are encouraJed
to call in wttb questions on utention 30 I.
302 and 303. •
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OCC ASSJONAl. (Thank Oodl}
~ttr Nanny Happy Valentine'• Day.
hal Wtth love, Pus1ycat P S I JULI
It aron Widen~~ cat MY DEAA DRIUL£ l•lllllon you. Happy
Yalcnunc'a Dayl Fondly, Onp TO ffiE GIRl Of xd fLOOR Pl..ATT·
W t!."'T; Happy Vltlo:ntinc'a Day, • And 111 the
l'loeetna.s o( lncnchhap let tb«'C be lau&htct.
and •hanna or pleas urn Fonn tile dew ofhuk
thanp Ole hcan rind• au monuna and b
rdrcshcd .-·bhtl Gabran KG dt JU'FR£\ PARKfA ! You mate me the hap­
plot and lucluat Jltl an tho: ..,orldl I love you.
Your nkntill<' al-~. Mam.a DlA5U.$T ICf:!lit feU Md"'n I low bUa.
Yourt, L~aCY
HM'PV Vaknttnn Day. Jdr Pimx Shall I
~add ~l~nuna• to Ilk lh&7
HAMMERSLEY · You·~ a bcauttfic
~1111 laan tnaun,l (Fntc the Blathu·
'0RWOOD : Som.cbocly tn your ci• .. IS
bodv
miTOR of a ama.U coUc~ atudcnt
nccd.a a lover Wall tr1IJ.n Apply
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• HAPPY VALENnNE'S OA Y to tile ASU.
Senate from all the little ~oplc 11 l C (You
remember ua: -c rc tho: etudcnlall)
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TO TH£ \letTER~ Of ODELl.: t.o~c you alii
From the Projec11
TO R H.: Luh the tt\CIIJ naked thruu!lh tht
atRCtall 0
TO M\ VIYAClOtl'- ART DIR¥.CTOR 1
Meet me In the dukroom \'out atruuhnJ
wntct·photor;taplltr
HI·HO. SANDIRLNOI Or tt that Sandra
lkn1acl No m.attfl Jll'l han a apl~ndid luc oh
Bntdt Buddy. 1lluuyourpara~oncopydd~
an chid apulun•
Ut:Aft f'ltODUCTION S I AFF: Nn-tr on 1
Wcdnuday . We love you anyuy TM
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llUME ANO IU.N Happy Vaknunc'• Pa)
trom •fhe Bat fo:Uo:r tn the Wnt •
Jf:tF PIFRC£ M«l me under the aoldo:n
arcbd Vou aup(ll) the 011, I'll •up pi) tbc t~
to~. Ronald.
CIU RE TT Rlt A happy \'~yl Frodo and
Araaorn h\e tn the he•"• ol ua alii 'Nntt.
COl Lt F.N F: Onl)' the food YoatiO~JII. Your
fellow rorcian food randcr.
HAPP\' VAJ.f.NTINt:'S DA \', Aai\Call ove,
u.M
HA.I't'Y VAl P.NllNt:.'S UA Y, Montana :wei
Love, you! Wtr.conatn hrw1tl
a~aARA C'RAfiOMD -ltapp) lht Yalc.o· u~.(lf: u~~
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Mf.RT Ho.,. man) otltcr typc-s of 11oanc •~
thcft1 W/l
uzm U~J11C II your color. dur. at's JUAI
youll WllA RD
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tuc:h • happy moodl
un• 8tnlwln • SINCE \'Oll Gl!YS ~~ at L(' obv1oualy
HAPPY VAl £NTINF."S DAY, JIIUII l4>~ don"t know aood thUtl •hen you-oM, I've
Chruttnc raorud to ICIMhna mH~Ii a valopm.
OIARDAVt:P.(p &I),.SMitGIJ 'YOU'IInoticoo $Qirt~t out tbcrto•a ~ Sl Ol' •
me (Hint I'm the ut~mely bcauttfl&l 1Jtl•ho GPC: HAPP\ \'aiCAtUIC't O&yltWAl. Y OS-
ul.t lJI Sap IO~timn ) \IROCiNIII -lliSAIITH -Than'- IM&wn lex lilllt HAPPY VALlN'nNE'S O.o\ \'to Atmce, my
&Jrb uh la~ol'l I:Ailtori&lly )CHin. uatcr. To £.-.. Happ, v 0 Yout rncod G F.
~'Tf.\i [ AND JEFF 1 .. l'hou hul~CCD notJuna
)'tt.• St•c.k that an }'OW pi~ and wok Ill
Happy V~tlrnttoc 'a t.o~ PM·PY.
fRANll \fiCHTY ~AN : Love anatoupu
a STRATEGO p~ but you IUlo.., all the
~tratc&Jca. you cute hnlc tPll Fondl), Fra.al •
TO 'f' .0.: You're my aurulunc oru doudyda)
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Pl ~ \ II;II"S Km me on my loctlf-Cia!Y
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TO MARK ~ITH lHt.tlUCL' HAUl: You
bad )OUt .:ban« arW )OU bk-. II, poll'dnrr,
Wanna try apan'l
10 The &Jrl an The red lair Inn lllt an blct
oppraai"t voyaaa. cntrnt youno:U Ito) oven
unonho.Joay , Wlutt u an ..:roovm ao~ ... -...-r
HArP\ \ Al P~TINr.s OA \ Pra:iom.
rm:ioua Dv<.ltl Love. .) OUJ Twa II
HAPt'' \Al L"ilt"'t:'~ DA\, Oor-1 Low.
G M. 1\ A IU:l'. K :'f o Ill) (l'ontc ,~Jmtmc wbo I
plan to maro IOIDC\Ia) Love. lam P.S It~ ••
..bamc you11 IIC\'tf read ttu~
HAPI'' lllllHU~' IUUA\, On Lou of
love
PS\ UIUl OCL~r:o. DAUCHTUl -Thb
DOte b a ~ ~litton ol how I fed;~
W11Jid u mo~ than blad. aDd wiiUo:-NIJ'~list
(IOmedayl
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• Publick Occurrences
Today 9 RlfiSian pianist will perfot'rn at LC
• •Lawson lnada, authN ot •Before The
War" and co-eduor of wr\IIIEEEEE!," an
antholotQ of 1an· \meritlln "rttt'l", will
read hi poet" tn famand. t ounge tomght
at t\ r m. lnada, \It ho t.aught at l ( '" JQtiQ ,,
;a profe,,or of Englc.h at outhern Ore~um
~tate C'<llle~
•Th~ Troj•n Women, ,m .td.tptallon r'l
Eurar1de' cia~ 1c traged\ b\ Jean Paul -.,ur
tre, w11l run at Portland '\tdtt' l nl\er'u'
tomttht at 8 p m "ub~t'qucnt pcrlormance
areFcb.IOnndll bothat p.m.andl-t'b 12
at 7 p m fhe \hOWin(t \\Ill be hc:Jd ,\1 the
l inCCI'" Hall auditonum \ln the P\l ~;am·
Pll' ~~nC"ntl adm1,~1on 1' SJ 0 l:d.ct<~ are
a~-aila l'llc :tt the P'l. M\ ,,ffj~ ~~0-1440.
•( hiTI~ farmer. ot the l ( \chool ot
M u~t\':, "all perform the dedicator) recital on
the ne\lo lhld\\tn grand p~ano :st Concordaa
Colle~e m 'E Portland on Feh o, at )i p m
\dma ... ,:on •~ lf'e'C
Farmer' "-tudc:nt. M1tchell \an~ . one
ume -chola~hap \tudent at l t ha' \loon the
.>tate and the 'orth'\lo~t dl\ '''on com·
rcuuon<. of lhe 'allonal MU\1(' Teacher,·
A c<ooctatton and \lo 111 compete in Chu~ugo
finJI' tn -\pnl \ ne' \1.111 pi" a recital 011
Reed C ollc:tze "here he IS no" one ol the
te:.c:her;; of pia no, Feb. 12 nt 4 p. m ALEXANDER TORAOZE
Toradze plays with ·power and passaon" \le'\ander roradze, runner-up an the
'ilth \on <. hburn lnternatJona l P1ano Com·
rc:unon \lollll\ppcor m o free concert Thun­
dn ·.feb. lb ut 8 p.m an Evan~ Audttonum
Tltc :!S \car old So' act ptamst wall per·
lorm work' b) Sho~takovatch, Beethoven .
Prokolle\ Ll\tt Starlatti and ~travtno;k y,
r ornd1e W3S one of 197 0 pphcant s to In~ I
l.tll'' t'hburn comvetauon m f-ort Worth,
h-"H 1r-"'~ le and phv,scnl pre~cnce ," the
\ c·11' l'urJ. filii«"·' \\1 ote ol ht~ performance Jl
the: cornpctumn. ""as remmt~ccnt oft he lint
tour an 1\mcracu h) ~' aatoslav Rtchter in
IQtiO"
I ah ~rau .... one of the \elect I J jura~ of
the Cht10rn ~ompetllaon descnbcd him:
"I hi' 'h' ho\ j, a Ioree of nature hke a
'olc.1no I hu\e never heard. and I am
'ur~ no one e"e ha' either. power and pa'lston
\\ ath 'uch Ia muie"\ potential He u<~~ every
.atom. even fiber or ha~ bod) lor no other
purpmc thun ot ho,.ang the mw1c ..
T orad1c mudc ha!> f ar<il prof~ssaonal
puhht· arpedr.lnct at age mne and hru sance
perlormed with ,everal •ymphontc:s 1n the.
"o\Jel l naon He won thard place tn the 1975
C ll\ilgr.lndc lntcrnouonal Competauon and
t "'' place '" 1 he 1969 Tran:oocauca~us P1ano
(. nmpe11t1on
Fri. 10 Africa week features speakers, art
• hich ~chool forensic-. tournament '\Ioiii
be ho\ted by U'\lou .tnd Clark Feb 10
beglnnmg at 8 a.m. For funher mformallon
call the Hunt at c'tt S73
•The Las1 Pieiure Sbo" will be shown
Feb. 10 at ., and 9 30 p.m. an E'ans
Auduorium. Tid..eu are Sl.25 at the door.
•The Le"ls and Clark ba.•ketball team wtll
EO agauut Paofie Lutheran Una,ers11~ Feb
10 at 7;30 p.m. in Tacoma Wa
• .. Child's Play ... the Portland premaere of
Robert Mora.sco's ponnut of e\'11, WJU run at
the Um,-c:rslt\ of Portland's Hunt Center •
Theaue. Feb 10 to 12 and Feb 17to 19 at8
p.m. The _x,.,.. York Tim~J rolled at.. one of
the mo:~t 'atisfying scary show m yean ..
Find out what makes "Child's Play" a fatal
muter\. For ticket infonnauon and re!>er- --vatioru, call the theatre box office at 283-
7287.
• tory Theatre, an adaptahon of the
Aesop·~ Fables and Gnmm Brothers Fairy
Tales b) Paul Sills., '\Iolli nan a run Feb. 10
through Mar 18 at the Wibon Center for the
Performing Arts, II I I S\\ lOth Showtimes
\Iolli be Fnday and Saturda> e\eoangs at 8
p.m •• '\loith Saturda) rnatlnte:5 at 2 p.m.
Group ratt) are 3\'&tlable. Call 223-6281 for
more anformauon and ruervauon~.
Sat. 11
•Tbt Ptte Ward Baseball Clinic wdl be
held Feb II from 8 am to 2 p m m Pampl.tn
Sporu Center
•A Conference FoT Every ... oman wJtl be
held at the Weauntnster Prabytman
Cburcb, 16th and ~E Hancock. Feb II.
from 9 a.m. 10 2 p.m. Registrauon 11 Sl.
Bab)'liUang is fm:. For more informat•on
please call 28S.2996.
•The Y tvUn&. starring Grcaory Pec:k,
Jane Wyman and Claude Jerman, Jr wall
play Feb II 2 p.m. at the ~ortbwest Film
~tud) Center SW Park and Madison. Thit
1946 film is the deeply movina story of a boy
in Jove with a pet fawn his father must
destroy.
• •kathutnt Hepburn tums in what may be
the performance of ber career in Lonr Da)''J
Journr .~ lmo Ntght. Feb. I I. 8 p m at the
Northwest Film Study center. SW Park and
Madison. Sidney Lumet directa a bnlhant
aut an thi• uncompromutna screen transla­
tion of one or Eugene O'Neill's me»t cn­
.during play. The ... ubject ot nauonal antegrauon 10 the
multa ·lin~ual countr) of Zambta and the
·u ... ton vhana \Iiiii lx addre<.~ed by two
Afnc.tn 11pcake~ dunng Lc:'\loa) and Clark''
MncJ \\eel.:. Feb. 13 through 18
\hubanga Kar.hok1. darector of the ln­
'tltute of r\fncan Studa~ and professor of
anthropolog) at the Lmve"it\ of Zambia.
\\Ill !lpeal Tue~av feb 14 at7 30 p m He is
current I) teachang ill the L na~ersuy of
Cothforn1a an Bcrkele) on a Fulbnght Grant.
Roben -\ddofemng. professor of hl'ltOr\
at the l mvc:nny of Ghana wJII 'lpeak Thu,..,­
day Feb. 16 a1 ) l 5 p m He as current!) on a
teachmg ~' agnment at the Umvc:rsaty of
C.lhforn1n an So1n Otego
Both wall make then pre.<~enuuaon in the
Counc:al Chnmlxr.
noted Medteval scholar, to tx held at the
Portland Art Museum, Feb. 12 at 2 p.m.
M1ller offic1aJ Englash lecturer at Chartres
Cathedrnl m France, Wlll dascuss the
architectural construct1on , suuned gliUs wan­
do"''· and the emcrgmg naturalistic culp­
turc or the lamous cathedral
Ticket~ to the talk, wh1ch lS sponsored by
the Women'-. Coune1l of the Portland An
A'sociation , are S2 50 general admtssaon S2
for ~tudent~. ~enaor <:1uzens. and museum
mc:mben. ma~ be purchased at the door the
day of the lecture
For more mfonnation , call the art
mu~um at 226-2811
• Harold Lloyd '~ last film, '.fad
JJ ~dMsdoJ •. wall be shown Feb 12, 8 p. m at
the ~orth"'e ~t Film Stud} Center, SW Park
and \1ad1aon Thas 1946 film, only rec:ently
discovered ts the nutty story of a meek office
worker who rurns mto a racetrack tout in a
ched.ered liUII
•Tht BurnsJdt Bombes and Factor Vlll
Blue$ Band wtll pl.a> d benefit Concert for the
Oregon Chapter of the NatJonaJ Hemophiha
Foundation at Euphoria Tavern. 315 SE 3rd,
Feb. 12 at II p.m. Adm1sSIOD as S2.00 and JD
•~ required, Call227 -290 I for tnfo or advance
llcketa.
• A teachtr educ:atJon uaedh.atlon team
will visit LC from Feb ll through Feb 15
1 ne team will cunune both graduate and
undergraduate program a. and wtll be viJaung
other t~tmpu• depanmeota and classes as
well 11.1 those tn education St\ldcnu may
want to talk with memben of the team. Ca.! I
the educataon department, e"t 283 for
further mformatton
Mon. 13
Sun. 12 • An ASLC Senate Dlttlln& will be held in t----------------1 ' tht Couneil.Chambera. Feb. 13 at 7:30p.m.
•11M Cbartra Cat.bednl is the aubject or Budaettina for the operation of atudent dub•
an aUustratcd lec:Cure by Makolm Miller, and · will be discustcd .
~------------------._~~ 12 The event' dur~ng Afnca Week Will
al'o include an e:oth1b11 of Afncan An. on
'ho'\lo in the Aubrev Wn11ek Labrary through
'\t.uurda) , f-eb II .1nd then tn Templeton
Centerfrom Monda) F-eb I 1 through Satur·
da~ t'eb 18
~COlor '\una Grt'\-•Johnson. or (Jam baa
"111 pre<.ent a poetry readmg Wednesday .
Feb I 5 at 8 p.m an Tamarack Lounge The
fslm Ho" t•st a documentar) on Ethlopta
"''"be \hown \\<edne~da). Feb I 5, J IS p m .
1n the C ounc1l C.hamber ~onda b. a
")enegnle~e (ilm about that country will be
'hown F radu> Feb 17 at ~ IS p.m • al o 1n
the CountJI thamlxr
fhert w1ll lx no admtssaon charge for
an\' ol the~e event'> •
•Wti~ht IO'I\ and the dangers of fad d1ets
\lotll be the topac" of a workshop to continue
Feb 13 and 16 m Thayer Oaning Room I
1 emph:Hln Center. ' to 4 p m There IS a SS
fee to co,er mnteraal costs Call John
SchneJdt·r. C:\1 555 tor further 1nformatton
• Anton Cbeko"·~ .. Unclt \ anya" w1ll be
performed at LC's F1r Acres Theater Feb
I'· 18 at ~ p m
1 he pia) concern) o man who runs a
countr\ ~tate preVIousl y owned by h1s Sister
Famtl) squnbbl~ over ownershtp ol the
property and several tangled love affai~
create both coml(; and piognant ep1sodes
Tacket ~ are SJ for the general public, S I
for v1satang •tudent\, and 50 cents fo1 semor
catl7en'> Ttckets are available at the theater's
boJI office
Tue. 14
•Campat&n tpeecbes by candtdates lor
tudent body officea w1ll be held an the
Coune1l Chamlxrs Fc:b. 14 at 3 p m
•1 ht Royal Llchtemtdn Circus, touted as
the world's smalleat utravaganza, can be
seen Feb 14 tn Stamm Damng Room
Showume will be 8 p. m
•The Portland Oanct Theatre will spon·
sor a gala valentine pany at the Sherwood
Onental Theater The Feb 14 event wiU
feature a 'lhowang of Rudolf Valentino's
Bload And Sand, an whtch the celebrated
lo\er playa the part of a matador A 11lc:nt
Laurel and Hardy comedy, and mustcal
occompamment by theatre organist B11l
Blunk wtll al•o be a part of the evening
entert.atnment . It will all happen at 8 p.m.
Valentine'• Day. The Sherwood Oriental
Theater 11 located half an hour from down­
town Portland, in Sherwood, Oregon.
General admission will beSIO. Fortick.etand
Tri-Met tnformation call the Portland
Dance Theater at 227-38-40. ou
Ohon Wed. ·-• (,tiC ( np) ~dllnr
·~tnl or Nana Crt)·John•on,
AI nc.tn poetry f"c:b IS g p m to y .......
t ounge ~londobt . a film from '\erltiJil.
be \hO" n reb 17 nt J: Is p m 10 the \.011•
Chum her\ \lncu Week w111 end R.cb
"1th the per I ormuncc of Oyoyo, u "i,.,,,_
bnnd ,l"hcduled to pi.J)' ut the lnlc:rnat 1111 .-1 (" rudio 1gnc
I· \I band, l ue~d
rndtng u fhc
~nfulfill::d proma!ics
.... ntmr: 11 ~ lor l C\\
~udtnts
hm
•To Kill A Mocklnablrd . a I 1Im Pret.rs~
h) ~OF \ w11l piny 1n the C ounc1l
I eb IS '" 7 IS p. m AdmMaon Will hr
cent' • w1th the nc:w
s. ~ill come betH
SJtd K I C \t,tt~a n
• Mudra the d"t1ngul\hed l1betfln
cullc:cllon .at tht Ja1.\{UC~ \turchoa' MU•~no
an .._.c\\ '\ urk C'lt), wtll be c'plored '""""
\ tdc:u macro c:ffccl' and ongmnl mu1ac, ,...._ •. , .. up clear!) 10,
Dc,cnhmg 1 ri
\ordlund -..ud,
IS 7·JO p m. ill the \ adeo \c,ess p,,. . ._.
R(lom 'll5. I J? 'W Faith !\venue.
"imm. u \ldeotupc ol per,onal
traduaunal rttual amager) and
,\fmmll~/11 nanrmx SonR a c.olonted
funla'>\, '\loa II u"o be "'hO\\ n •
• \\alter < arr '\lo 111 conduct 11 wand cn111:&
ble t;Oncert Feb I 5 at 8 p m The concen
be held at the Hunt Center recuul hall
l'nJvcr\11\ of Pontnnd cnmpu~ . For
\iltaon' .md 1nforma11on coli 283-722tl
Thu.
•Go to the C"'rcus! I he Roynl
Csrcu' wtll appear at the L niVenll)
Portland'' Buckle) Center L1wn and
den' Feb.l6from II am to I p m Thec1u
" open to the pubhc \\llh no udrmJ\•I;ll
churge.
•Tht ~Movln On Your Mind" ~erie
pre,ent The-Ptrtur~ of Dor~an Gul ( 1945
addre'~ the: tOpiC Of growang older
t\u,tin (a,c wall lead the dt~cu~~1on WllltDI
Hnr'c:' Horne and H tllamc"tte H t>('k
"itc:phame Ohver General a.dmass1on u
The him "111 \how Feb 16, 7 )0 p.m at
"'orthv.e't him C\tudy Center SW "'"•k
Mad1~on
Cont.
•Come ~et "Valentines b} Local
Feb S through 26 More than a hur1d~
'a len nne' an ''araous med1a walltx uu.p&afll
'" the lln1verslly of Portland's
Center f'oyer Gallery Entne) from
and Wa\hmgton WIJI btjUned by facullt\'ID
\ludents from the UP Fane Arts Depan­
\ receptaon for the urtl,l\ .tnd the publiC
be Feb 10 from 7 to 10 p m at the gallcn
Work~ purchased b.:fore Valcnune\
ma~ lx packed up Feb I 3 from noon to
pm
Etc.
•Ro~u 0. Doyle and Walter Carr
conduct a Jllll ensemble Feb 19, 4 p.m.
the II unt Center rc:ctlal halt, on the U "H~~~'
1~ of Portland campus. The event 1s open
the pubhc wath no admtss1on charge
•John Baldessarl '\ conc:eptual art wort
can lx 'letn at the Portland Center for
V"ual 1\rt'l through 1-eb 19 Thecentero
117 "\\ Fsfth Ave
•Ftrnntt and Teicher. the famed p
duo \Iolii appear at the Ponland
Auditonum Feb 23 .1nd 24 at 8 15 p
Ticket for the Ferrante and Tetcher shct•.
pncc:d at S7 S6. and $5, are on sale no'lll
Celc:bfll} Attrnct1ons, 1010 SW Mornaon.
•Tht Contemporary Crafls Caller)
pre-:~e,u works m wood by Bill Moore. recet
ceromacs by Les Lawrence and J
Gilbert, and an exh1b1t call
Structu re:~,Transa tton through Feb. 2S
gallery IS at 3934 SW Corlxtt Ave
•Plans are no• uode""a) to evaluate and
establish a rally squad for nel{.t year Prucua
sched ule<~ for spnn~ term are yet to be w
but antercsted persons are encouraged
contact Ah\on Gall {ut 327), Terry Fa•
(ext S61 ). or Julie Jones (e~t . 418). •
an~ I· M station.
·1 he phy 1cal I
,m .. , ~~ JU I the urt
Portland ... tattoo,
Knightly d{scn1
zio!td cnrraer curr
~ttcd hl the I C dq
rhough 'orne
may not pac
:,~n:tl. re,ident~ an L]
r:cntinue to ptck up ~
The move to
rromc:mplnted for the
r\U~ . Kmghtly said
Last year l•
Jl\3ger Mtchael Kel
·Jt KLt was go10
:;cfhnu:;ll problem ..
;:ro~n··~c I rom co mini
last ye~
[~bllem~ of "bull dan
from ~cratch "
This \Ita r K LC 1 •
problems of bac~
and tmproJ
ll.ru-:nu~ saad "Tht~
o~ used tra
~ I pncc"'
Kmghtly !ltre~
KLC is not br
11n' the nar to tl
:t'OIIIlnun ny, as welt.
broadcasti ng an
vacinuy aroung ~
onl) to the dorr
Knightly ~id ~
was also factltt~
lltdlnlcoal advice fro
[aetir1g engmeers ..
good engmeers
~They have de
log
on
Ollie Pton«r I na
Speaking tr
f~nagan C.hupcl ~
th~ l..c\Yl\ and Cl
conference.
and tt
there are ccn.
,.h~,.. rnduced deu
I). shou
Damel Mnguar
\Iuquette Umver~
IUil:n .. i'[vel v an the
~tl.ncd subjeCt'> an
!11r h1<. book Dc·at~
\1agwre )Bid
lbth "hach h~ ~ .. nl
lo relieve per~on'\
da~ea~es 1s mo1
though 11 I'> illegal ~
\1agu1re sntd
llilll nMII\ aCteptabf~
cat or \hoot a burr
a cockpit of a c
hen 11 comb to,
tilth ~;ance r or othe
bad. away ..
Maguare \Utd
1n underlyang fea
m.male.,t-. thc:lf an
• Ol:ath •~ .,.
Am.::ucan' ac.IJVJI)
"In ~ituatson~ wl
tnough for ..1 d
he o.~blc t
" :.:nuugh
"\(lJHnpraate
'II.~ m1l!hl he 11 h
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