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

March 9, 1978 Volume 39, Number 9

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1978-03-09

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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tnd pubh,hcd He '' mo~t 111
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II contrabuuons U!>cd will be
cd an th~;; pubh,hcd worlo., cathn
till or JO\tll uuon nu me, unle11
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~all\ 'quad lor nt t) c.u. PnacttC'c
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led p~:r .. on' ate cncclUr.lgtd ttl
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1r Juhc Jonc' (c~t . 418),
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1nd lnternu11onal r aim l·c~t•~nl 1
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at en h\ ( luudt ~IIIIer prole: I!~ ol
rurtaut tal..c' plucc: an 1960.11.1
ncr camp where conflu;t ara~
• athletic dm:ctor .tnd tht dmiTii
Hh Mcreot) pcd Ch.tractef\
the athletic coach da\CO\Cf"i tilt
n lcmale dres,, he tell~ no one tiw
O\\ ledge to control hi' a\\octatc.
con~t ant confltct betY.ccn t~
tender. ag,gr~'i"e and mec~.
nd femanine \td~ c.tch pcr~onah·
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t.
ary Foundation hu~ a!>ked the
ernullonal Programs to "'~a!>t an
1ent ot outstandang sophom(lrt
r candadnte' for Rotan
• A broad tn 1978-79
nt" for the 'cholar'>htp\, good
1c<tdcmac )car arc requm:d to
~em I count ra~. any of whach wall
iate Cor thear obJCCll\t\ lllc
001 OCCe"-\aTIJ) 81\en ha .. fil'\1
,Jar, hap' are good for an} held of
re avaalable to eathcr men or
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•mad Partac1pant' mu't be
1 the lime of apphC'.tllon an the
I 1 ht ho:o.t countr} and the
in:o.truction or the ,1\\i(tnt:d an·
1hcr detaalll ancludang deta1h of
,~and the amount ol the ''"ard.
C f Hamar an the Ollacc ol
1 Program-. r empleton Center
g l p lngland\ Pa~t! Student'
Ill help tn archueologtc.JI e'\·
• Fngland next ~oummcr If vou
m m1d-Muy and have prev1ou~
~al expcnence you may w.tntto
·rnnuonal team on a d1g of the
'nedaeval caty of Northampton
~n Anglo-Saxon cemetery of 'I in ~orfoll~ bpenenccd
Ytll receavc free board and lod~-
1ng an tha~ amportant work
1 don't have archaeologacal c'·
~u may want to JOIO the 15th
1ti'h J\rchaeolog} Semanar at
Sallllbury. organw:d by the
for Cultural Fxchange and
the ln~lllute of Archneolog)
ol I ondon)
demac credit' can be earned from
gan tht\ low-cost program whath
ee weeks' partactpauon on d1gs 10
~rtll of England and Oron~uy f Scottash Hebnde)
adhne for apphcattOOI\ 1!1 Mur 1
or further detnah to lun I ow,on.
2 Street. New York, N Y J002S
lA> tu 1"1\h pa&f lllf' prlnltd rr~ nJ t'harlf
addrf'•td tu ( amplh Bn\ 11, I ,.,..,. an4
l'unland. ()r,aun, 0,71tlt 1 ht dftldllnt h
\II •ubmh.Jun• \huuld ~ l)ptd, duublf-
Puml't'f /oJl, ,\ford1 !, 1971 Jtlf Pierce
f'ltiMC' l ttl • dhor tn-Chlrl
In o lo~t-dllch effort t<robtam fundmg for
tilt Cnnsuon Fellowsh1p before sprang brea)c.
fcllo~,hlp members proposed at hut Monday
111ant'\ ,tudent senate meeting that the group
ft«I\C SI.OOO for the 1978-79 academJc year
The mouon fnaled by four votes.
The 'lenate dad, however. resctnd a mo­
uon made lust week to not cons1der rclig~ous
,oup~ dunng the budgeting process for stu·
dent nrgunazat1ons The vote was 13-1 to
(d(lnd fhere were four abstentions
The \cnate referred the question to a JOint
commattce of the senate Consutuuon and By­
t.J~) (ommance and the Chartenng Com·
"'"cc for consideration . Further recommen ­
d,tuon~ on how to handle rehgJous groups 10
tht luture arc e~pec ted by the begmnmg or
. 1t~l term
Scmor Rob Dall a member of the
fcllo"'hap and llenator from Hortzfeld Hall
rold the 'cnate that the allocat1oo should be study
made before the student acttVJlles budget 11 11 ruolvcd tn the senate. He saad the question
taken before the Bo..rd o( Trustees for ap-has become controvel'lt.al over the last lew
provul He ~1d ll would be eaaaer to g1ve the weeks and the \Cnate ahould not make any
group money now than to try changmg the harty decasaons an the matter
budget once 11 haa been approved . ·ThiJ a what ahould've been done 1n the
Dill suggested that any money the group bcg:mnang: ," Schm1H satd .. It [the deaston
recc1ves would probably come from the aenate whether to fund rehgJoua groupJ] should have
and executive branch allocattoo fund~. The been sent to the Corutitutaon and By-Law•
'cnntc fund for neJtt year will be S3,500, whtle Commlltee to look at what 1hould be done.·
another S900 Will be held for use by the student He s~ud that rderral would have been the
execut1ve councal beg:mntnl ol the Mnatural process· for resolv­
Senato" Jennafer Kantedt (Platt-·~such an a ue
Howard)nnd All M':fO~I){<J!Id .AK ~hmiu told the Ptonur Log earlierthat
ho\\ever that 1f r dtlJ"fulr!\n~m complainants who brought a case before the
to come from en her of th~~~~ht:'AE J-Board o\ier the a sue .. wasted three hou,..· in
could allocate the moneyW~~hlh'e'M\e debate before the board. It never Jhould have
doe,n't need to make decas1ons nght away gone to the J·Board he 1a1d
they ~atd In hght of the complaint. ~hmiu told the
C.olby Schmitt, off-am pus reprcsen- senate 11 ~hould adopt a pohcy on how charges
tnllvc told other \Cnaton that the senate will be handled 10 the future
\Utuent should be recommended that: •The senate ahould vote to auaan any
~uch complaints to the senate Coruuturion
and By-U.wa Comm1Uce for Jtudy. The com·
mitt.ee could then malce recommendllions to
the ~nate on how a cate •hould be handled.
•The fien&te should work w1lh the J.
Board to deterrrunc how tht: board will res­
pond to compla1nta brought agairut the
senate. He Old that, aince the se:.at~ meets
only once: a week. it should be pven more 11me
to respond than 11 wus g~ven 10 last week's cue.
"'The J-Board should not handle e&lt$
unt1lthey go throush dt~cuuion in the s.enute.,"
Sc:hmtU \aid.
•The senate should appoint a parhamen­
urian with information on proper &enate
procedures. Schmitt said the senate could have
~aved lime if it had a parliamentarian before tl
made the motion to noc fund religious groups.
Th1: complaant \Cntto the J-Board on behalf of
the FelloMh1p 'aad the senate did not foiJow
cot1'ect procedure when making the motion
and at should not, therefore, be honored.
----------------------------------------- ~4---------- ·----------------Ka~tedt moved that the Constitution
and By-Laws Comminee and the Chartering
Committee deline the arcumstances under
which rehgious groupi should be funded-if
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Le\\ 1s and Clark College
Swim champions •
~am Jlartwtg
,_., I ue \purh tAilor
1 hr~ hundred swtmmer:. w1ll compete an
11:c national \W1mm1ng and dtving cham­
p:on•h•p~ .tl Lewas and Clark thas weekend,
-,cludang u 1mon Fraser Untversaty team that
could "an an unequaled seventh consecuuve
utaonal champion,hip .
fhe l C meet will marl -the lirsl Lime tn
1!)~r .. that the NAJA [National A&so<:lnuon
(I( Intercolleg iate Athlehcs] swim cham­
ron~hap s have been staged west of
Oklahoma.~ saJd swim coach Gary Emblen
aho wall ~erve as meet dtrector.
SI-U as favored 10 the22nd Annual NAJA
S1o1mmang and Otving Champ1onstups , sa1d
LC lnformatton Ot.rCctor Chuck Cbamqu1st
~\en I C men wtll also parttapate 1n tbe meet,
:but only sophomore Tom Jackson has a
i to walk away wtth an All-American
"Samon Fraser has the chance to ac­
,..,.,,v• •~h what no other school has ac­
phshed, not even 10 the NCAA [Nallonal
\.uue Jate Athlettc A:.sociauon] ," ChamquJSt
SF-U'l'l conch PauJ Savage will return to
!he chumpaonsh1p with seven of his ten All·
Amcncans from last year's squad· Vic
~lchclo r Gary Davis, Kelly Fran~ . lan
F11~er Rob Grundison , Mark Hahto and
Dcrnck Hamilton .
1 op-rated teurm from across the Unued
State\ ure expected to offer Simon Fra6er sufl
compeuuon ancluding: Central Washmgton
Lnaver .. uy. runner-up to the Bumabv, BC
Unave,.,ity for the last three years Chamqu1st
FKked Fn1rmont State of West Vtrgtnlll,
Southwe~ t M10n~ota State .. the Umver)ll)' ol
Wiscons10 at Eau Claire. Pncafic Lutheran
Un1\enuy and perenmal ~AlA Dastnct 11
Southern Oregon State C.ollege to
'""'~'" hagh on the hst of other utle contender'
Samon Fraser captured 424 points to
ltrst out of the 38 tearru compettng laM
st.non Lewu. and Clark swtmmers took three
llOint\ to tte for the 20th spot On I)• 23 ol the 38
lltJrn, entered last year ftm11hed the meet With
one po101 or better.
fhe three..<Jay event will begm With
w•"•1•m•nary tnals at noon each day, with final~
noang at 8 p.m. Stxteen main races,
tft~a.. ing three relay events. are scheduled 10
one-and three-meter d1v10g compeuttons
The top twelve swimmen and dtven 10
event will score under the followmg
r1ntm· first, 16 points: second, 13;founh, II;
IO:saxth.9:scventh, 7;elghth,S;nlnth,4;
, 3, lllh, ~ and 12th, I.
L1m1ted sea una capacity and strona back·
from many of the p&rticipatins schools
meant that aU seatina will be reserved.
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staged today
Charnquasl ~1d interested LC students and
)tafl \hould buy I hear tackets carl)
Mlhat ha~ to be made clear.-Chamqui.st
~id. ·student~ ha'lic to buy uckeu to get in.
The) ju!lt can't walk an an out M He added that
many tidct rcque1b ha\c: already been made
by member' of vt111t1ng teams R~erved t1ckets
urc S 12 for a \cason puss. S2 for §tngle
prehm1narv se.;~ao nll and S3 for sangle final
1:)~ 100\
Thb nauonal champ1onship is only open
to men ·No women will -.w1m an th1s meet,"
Charnqu1w smd .. There w1ll be an AlA W
(Assocmuon o( lntercollegutte Athletics for
Women] meet \Cheduled in Cahfomaa at a
future ume"
Champ1onshap events have been
cheduled as follows
Thur ~ Mllldl 9
9 a m.-PrchmHUinQ
One-mel« diVIDJ Hi I'll thr« dt\U)
Noon-Pr~hmiNII'lQ
~)ard l~tylc
200-yard lnd•~d~Ut medic)
j().)ard lrcnaylc
400-)ard medic) ~~~)'
0tll'·mttcr dt~1n1 (d1-.cs ro111 lhrouJh csaht)
II p m -Fanah or the d•Y a ~nta
Tbur .. M.rch 9
o * m P~hmm•nn
Onc·mctcr d&.-101 Clint tllr« dtw:tl
'loon P~hmtn.wc~
lOO·yard '"""'t)lt "
200-)ard 1nd1'¥tdtul medley
$0-)'ard lrcntylc
400-)ard medley ~lay
Onc·mctcr dl'¥tOif !diW"> fo111 tllrouah nJhll
H p m f mal ol I he da) • c~-c:ou
t rl~ M~rch 10
12 p m -f>rchm•n.ano
400·)'1rd mdl'¥1dtul mc.Jic~
200-yard lrenl' k
100-)atd buurrll)
100-)llrd blcbtrokc
100-\ard b•aa•htu .. c
600-):aNS lrtt\l)lc rrl.t)
1 hrr-c-lll(lcr dt\lnJIIinl li•" dt•~l
i r m f'ln1h ol the da)'~ C\'CRtl., Cllttpt lor three-meter
dlvtftl
'•' . \1arch II
12 p m l'~llltllnolr•<
IOO·)ald lr«M)I~
~·)ard h.acl~trukt
200·)11.1 br~•hUo\c
200-)&rd t>unctO\
400-urd l~c·nlc rclol)
l,t~»}'ard lrtol)l' (hl'\l hnlltl
I llrt:~·mctcr dmna ldl\o .,, lhtouJh ct&hl)
II p m fin.al• ol thr dol)\ c"':nt•
At the end of the tournament. the All·
Ameracan Swammang and Dtvtng Team w1ll
anclude the top )ill. fina$hen m each nauonal
champtonshlp event. All other place wtnnen
(through 12th). wtll be listed as Honorable
Menuon AII-Amencans
Former Olympac swimmers Don
Schollander (USA), and Peter Harrower
(Canadaan Olymptc member and NAJA
record holder for SFU). will present troph1es
and plaques to the top-place swimmc:B at the
conclusaon of each day's events. • March 9. 1978 • any-and develop a definJiion o( the term
wrehgiou~ ~oup ~
Juntor 'iteve Fendnch added that tf the
\Cnate dectd~ religtous sroup' can be funded
throush ~tudent activitih feea, it vshould be
prepared to recognu:.c other religlous
organaz.tnions on uampus before the year iS
over· He ~id there "already a movement to
chan.cr a Pagan Fellowship which could aslc
for fund\ ne~1 term • •
J-BOARD CHIEF JUSTICE POTTER Jolut lo'.lidn
He said the senate was guilty In a .. discnminat•on " case taken to the J-Board on behalf of
the Christian Fellowshtp.
J-Board: charge lost on technicality
Muna) Coleman
or lbt PlonHf t Ul
Complnant' that a senate dCCJ!>ton not to
fund campu' religiow organu.auon!> wa~
.. d1scnmanaton" were rejected b) the tudent
Judiciary Board Monday.
Tht: student senate e\~pcd con,iction
onl~ because the mo~t incnminaung ection of
the \enatt: b)··l:t\\ wa\ not cated in the wriuen
compla1nt. accordang to J-Board Chiel Ju~tice
·te-.e Potter
fhough cumplaanants referred to that
procedural by-la\11 which they \.ltd had been
vaolated whtle malung the motton. 11 was not
mentioned 1n thcar charges to the senate.
Potter 'a•d. ho~e~er, th t \\athout the charge
beang ancluded an the cumplatnt. the J·Board
could nut deal \\ith the matter
f he 'ICn&te ~a\ declared -mnocent b~
un11namous V<'te" ol other chargn brought
agaan!it ll
.. ,.ou [the \Coate) only escaped because
the comphnnh named the wrong arucle.·
Potter told the senate last Monday rught.
"You're as sudty as bell."
In their charaes. the complainants said
scnatofl Rob Dill and Mark Ashey were
recoanized by Jenatc chairman Larry LewtS to
present arguments in favor of the FeUowship .
MBefore the ... scnatofl [Dill and Asbey] bad
Jivcn up the noor. intenupuon wu made by
senator (Allan] Humphrey in the form of a motaon not to consider relig~ous group) in the
budgeting proce,.~:· the complaant read.
-\she> Cited rticle I. ection 10 o( the
~nate b\·la~ (its procedural guidehncs).
during the J-Board hearing th C:'-idence that
the ~nate \iolated proper procedure ~hen
mat.:ing the motion. That article tates that
Robertt' Rult>.\ of Ordu, a tandard text for
parliamentaJ1 beha\1or. "11l bt: follo\loed ~hen
the 'tudt:nt body con lltUtltln :snd .senate b.)­
la\11 arc" ,,Jt:nt on a quesuon
\~he} relcrrcd to a p.:U)age tn Robuts'
Rult~ \II h1ch tapulotcs that .. bet ore a member
can make u motion or addrns the assembl) in
deb3te,IIIS ne~r) thllt he should obtam the
floor-that t\ he mulit n)t after the floor has
been ) ielded and addi'C$$ the presiding officer
b) hi!> olficual tttle. •
Min the .sc:noste meetang [during which th~
mot1on wu mnde) that never happened,"
Alih~y Jald, ~and [sol we don't recognize that
motion a.~ bemg \.'llhd ..
Colby Schmitt, counsel Cor the senate and
~hairman of the senate Constitution and By­
Laws Committee. argued that Arttcle l, ~
uon I 0 was not mentioned in the complaant ••
beill& 'lriolated by the senate.
·t can•t sec bow the senate can poss1bly ~
c:on .. 'lcted of VJolatlO& Robforu' Ruk ofOrtkr
Co"tutwd o" pap 4 •
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• -Campus in Brief
Disease center studies LC
l ocal media reported recentl} one ~e of the
RU(\I&n nu at Lewi ... and (.larl~ -\ccordang to Or
MilT) I.) nn O'Bnen of the LC anfirmary tht\ an forma·
tion i.' mi,leadang .
'"It certaanh wasn't one andt\1dual," ,he said
Prob;:abh a large percentage o( the sack 'tudent~ ha\e
tht Ru,sann nu ..
Bcc;au!>C 11 ts the: lif'lt tame tht!> 'trom ha' been
1~olated an Oregon the ~tate Department ol Hcallh
became inte~ted "The) corr~ponded with the
Nllttonal Center ol Ouea'e Control an \tlantn. who
a~l..ed them to do a ~tud) ... said O'Bnen
One hundred ~tudents were gwen blood tc~t< ll!.
pan of the ~tudy . The.<.e 'tudent must be te!lted ng1un
belore the term breal: to maL:e the: 5tUd}' UCCC'S~ful .
The ~mple~ will be ~nt to ,\tlanta to i olatC' the \'lfU\
or 1ru'~-
~mtc 1t ~ms 'here i5 more th.tn one nru:>. thC'
o,~,t Center will check: to se-e 1f c\ era I nru~e' are
rttambanang to lonn new on~ This could be a C3U~
of student ~umng llln~ .
•J want to than~ all the student:> lor coming 10 to
be t~ted, and Atlanta thanl..~ them too: satd O'Brien
Her ad\ 1CX for SIUdents coming down with the nu
i\ to '"rat tal..e aspinn and dnnk lots ol Ouid ... IC the
.. ymptom!. :tre prolon~d come 10 to sec u,, ..
Break -in costs $100
The: Commurucations Department has ~omething
someone wants but no one knows what it as
La!!l ~eek a wmdow 10 the department's officx
w.u broken Over the \l.e-ekend the front door of the
officx wa .. forcxd open
Acxording to Dtcl Plcken, chaer ~ecurity officer
oothmg as mtssang and no mouvc for the break-an has
been dasco'-ered
Approximate cost for repa1~ is about SIOO,
Packett saad
Co-op bookstore opens
After two terms of plann10g. a student
coopeaattve bookstore will open for the first ume
Sunda) \iarch 12. Wednesda}. March 15 will be Its
last da' of operauon 10 Thayer dtnang room.
Hours for the proJect wtU be 9 a m to 2 p.m on
unda) II a.m. to 2 p.m dunng the week
'"It'~ really more or I~ a book exchange ," satd
jumor Greg Brandner , one of the bookstore 's
organizers '"When people bnng boob an. we'll gave
them a receipt If the book 11 sold. they'll get 100
pen:::ent of the profit If not. the bool i~ returned to
them
'"The pnces people get from us wtll definueJy be
better than what the) can get on a publtShcr buy-bad ...
Brandner ..atd the book\ w til be 'old the fil"t four
or ft,e d.l\:o. of ne'tt term Only tUI' whtch will be in
U\C at l~WI'~ and Clark spnng term quality for
t:\changc.
"1 ht'l time j, JUl>l a mal run " he \Bid If all P~~
\\ell, though, we hope thas wall be 'omethang that wtll
d •• •
~ro\\ und en ure.
Law library use outlined
The: following letter wa' rccti\'C'd I rom Jenn
hnch, pubhc ~er>'lce' hhrunun at the: ~orthwe!ilern
'>chool ol 1 aw hbrnry
Wnh the coming of ... prang, the Bole)
l:t\\ hhrnr\ increased in popul<tril\ "'a ~tlld)
pia"-,: ,qth the '>tudent• of the: l ewt' nnd
ClarK campu<. \\hale the hbran " happ\ to
ha\e :.uch populartt). the\ would hke to
remind the studenb that becau'>eC"~tudy:.pace
1s at a premaum lor the O\er 700 In" \tudent,,
c-arrel space and group study room' arc
re.-.cncd lor the u~e ol law ~tuden ts only.
Other hbran :.pace )hould also be It mated to
me of Bole\ materiaL onlv. . . .
'our cons1deratton an thl\ mutter "
rc.tll\ apprec1ated b\ the 700 law students
\m que.-.uon!o on tht~ \tntement should be
addn:,,ed to F10ch at c"(t 685 an the Bole\ Labrary
Wahab on Portugal trip
Zahcr Wahab, as5tstant profe~>sor of educauon,
w11l lead the ove~ea!; study program to Portugal
during spnng and summer terms next year
Wahab wtll replace Roger Ztegelman the oraganal
leader, who will be anvolved m acodemac research
The: program Wlll ofrer an antroducuon to spoken
Ponuguese and a stud} of Ponuguese h1story through
its an and archuecture The program also ancludcs
andependent proJects and travel1n Portugal and parh
of Spam
ApproMmate dates of the tnp wall be from March
2.S 1979 to Aug. II, 1979
Apphcattom for the Ponugal trap are stall beang
accepted at the Office of lnternauonal Programs on
the top floor of Templeton College Center
Faculty judges needed
A commltlee is being formed to choose .. Faculty
of tht Year" and .. Rookie of the Year" Interested
students )hould sagn up at either the student govern­
ment office. next to the Tnul Room. the offace of
Students Organaud for Acuvtties, or the Information
Desk before March 13.
SPRING AUTO SERVICE SPECIALS
2 REMOVE SNOW TIRES
EA. 99¢ IF ON RIMS
EA. $1.99 IF OFF RIMS
MOTOR TUNE-UP
$19.95 4 & 6 CYLINDER
$24.95 8 CYLINDER & A.C. CARS
PLUS PARTS REQUIRED
WHEEL BEARING REPACK
$3.00 EACH WHEEL DRUM BRAKE
$6.50 EACH WHEEL DISC BRAKE
WHEEL BALANCE
EACH 99¢ STATIC {BUBBLE)
EACH $2.95 SPIN ELEC IRONIC
LUBE, SAFE I Y CHECK, OIL & FILTER
$12.95 REG· TO
$17.25
BURLINGAME CHEVRON
S.W. ~ at Taylors Fetry Rd.
Portland 245 4274
Only valid If coupon prtllnted
• Real World
Miners won't go back to w
'itnlang coal worken of the Unned Mine Worken~ unaon tllrout~
the nation overwhelmangly turned down the latest contract ofrer by
coalandu~try Pre~~tdent Caner as see lung to force the maneM back to
enlorctn8 the Taft-Hartley Act Carter sa1d he wall nottolerute vto ~lenotb
the mtner~ and he has chosen to act becau'le the "health and ,nfety a
counlry are now 10 danger "
"lenate holds nrm on Panama Canal trutiH. The 5enllle COI~ttn~e
vote dO'' n amendments to the Panamo C'annltrea\tc!l that they fear
kall the treaues on Panama·!> sade The admma~tration now predtcts
treultc' wall be ratified, however
Efhloplaru admit usin& Cuban troop!. Ethaopaa admatted for thr
time that there are Cubans fighting tn the front lines ulongsade t:tft•c•
troops. Ethaoptnn !iOUrte\ ~tud they wall ~oon launch a mnJor offe,..,.,l:l!l
continUing Ogaden o~ert war That offenstvc they 'IUtd, 1!1 destgned
'iomahnn troop:. from the border rcgton Pre~tdcnt Jammy Curter
rece1'ed a~surnnce:. from the Sovtet Unton and Ethaopta lut week u•••u
uoop!> w•ll not cro ' the Somahan border
'\1llltr connrmtd &5 Fed chalnnan. The Senate Ban Ieang COID.lri1
recommended last week the confirmataon of busanessman G Wilham
a' the new Federal Reserve Board Chaarmun
'\1ore bad wuther upected. Another powerfull late-wanter
dt.,rupted communacauons and transportation across the Sou them "ual
the Great Plaan~ and M1dwcst last week
Deep snow and frec:LJng ra10 hampered ground and atr travel,
power blackouts and shut down hundreds of schools
Park testlnes. The House Ethtcs Committee continued to
testimony from South Korean bustnessman Tongsun Park last week
a break tn the proceedings , Park conceded to reporten that he .. may
e\'t\~1\le ..
adat contacts Bcaln. Egypuan Pres1dent Anwar Sadat sent a
mes'lage to lsrneh Prime MiniSter Beg~n last week, thearfirst contact
Chmtma:. ~urn mit talks Begtn refused to dascuss the note but he did
plans to re~pond to It soon
More deaths tban u~cltd this yur. The Center for Disease Cotll!l
Atlanta Ga reponed last week that reports from 121 cities show
deathS from V800US t~ Of nu and pneUmOntB thiS Winter than Drt\-i..
expected The adm10astrauon tS propo~ang a long-term
campa1gn.to protect the elderly and the chronacally all from the three
types or nu
Nt~ York r~he:s fundin& offer. Federal support for $2 billton
10 long-term loans for New York Caty were ofrered by Treasury :>tal
Mtchael Blumentha l Blumenthal srud the nataon's largest caty shou•
and prosper ..
Comedian PrJor arnJcned In CaiJfomla. Rtchard Pryor was
1n Van Nuys. Calif. last week on charges or assault and mahctous
The comedaan I& accused of ramm10g a car occupied by two of Ius
fnends
earch for body leads to mill-pond . A search as underway at a
near the Umversity of Oregon campus for a 24-year--oJd Eugene worna
was reported missing sioce Feb. 23.
Power companies lnnsdpltd . The House sub-committee on
and mvesttgattons is probang allegauons that some of the nat1on'a
power compames have amassed files on the opponents of nuclear
Documents from one power company indu::ated that the company
tens of thousands of dollars annually 10vesugaung anti-nuclear Ach~
Jet crashes In LA. A DC-lOJethnercrashed on take-off last week.
two passengers and burntng others who dropped from the plane
anJcle-dee p lake or flamaog fuel
The plane was taktng off 10 reduced vasabahty, wtth a low cloud
and a he.tvy ra10 falhng when two tare blew out and the landina
collapsed
Olstrlct of Columbia to receive full coocresslonal rcprtStntatJoa. ,
an 10tttal round 10 an effort tp get congressaonal representation , the
voted last week to gave the dtstricttwo senators and two re~trellenta tlYCi
. mendment now goes to the Senate where 11 faces stiff oppositton. If
~us1 oc approved by three-fourths of the nation's leglSlatures.
Carter sllpplnc in tht polls. Saytng that his personal populantJ
remaans "very htgh," Presadent Jammy Carter blamed slapping poll ntuw
his wilhngness to take on the problems ignored by other presadenlJ
CharUe Chaplin'• body stolen. Sw11s police reported last week
Chaplin's remains were dug up during the mght and removed fr011
cxmetary overlooking Lake Geneva
Tlto In Washlncton . Yugosl.avia's Prestdent Jo~tp Tito
Wash10gton early tha.s week and is talking with Presadent Carter and
top adm1nmrators throughout the week.
Eoerc poUcy may emtrce. ln what may be a breakthrough
pres1dent '1 stalled energy policy, cong.ress1onal negottators are relliOru
the verge of an agreement. A compromtse version or the bill has
described by Ohto Congressman Thomas Ashley as near agreement.
an chamnan of the House Energy Committee
Anbs may a-vo.ld cnenbacb . An Abu Dhabt newspaper s&Jd this
that the contaouang dechne ofthe Amencan dollar as hamung the ecc1n01
Arab oal-productog states It called for those nauons to aDitOOIJI
greenback and avotd a split in the Organizataon Of Petroleum-EXI!l"
Countn~.
Man1on to run lor aonmor. Former US attorney David M
earlier this week that he plans to run for the governorship of Pcrms11111
Marston, a Philadelph ian whose dismissal by Attorney General
10 January caused a national connoveny, swd he wanted to inswc
'"10stead of pohtic:a.J bosses, the people will have the opportunaty to
governor"
Oil to now. A top Saudi Arabaan orficaal hu reaffirmed hit
commttment to m&Jntain high oil productaon whtle urgang restratntl
pnc:et
Shott lor lunch. Eighteen persont were wounded, two '-"""~•u'"'•"7'
forJing plant in Jackson, Mach., when a worker opened fire on h11
worken during a lunch break. He then surrendered quietly to the
P10nur Log, Marth 9 . each~
()(spite problem
•tl\l.iiiiUn frOm§ diSC
a meeuns of tl
or c:
'rolti\Or!>, (.-.cult)' ev
31 an 11nporta nt pn1
' prOCCS!.
Student evuluatt
tht "blgg
determmang
;.ouon. advanccme r
accordang to
rum>~tional aftairs
Under current p<
:tlllbCf5 0\U'ot ">Ubmt
facult) r~vaew
muSI anc;
~•nee the prd
Jean Wurd, c<
chairma
)he chaired the 1
the board rc
sho" cla,sroom '
uhnry ~I udc:
The ac;tunl forma
form ll> left to tt
profe,~o r excep
uHi1mc lacult) men
the standardi7.ed
ccord1ng to th
,.~...._ ,statem ent. thl
of 1 he to liege: 1
1U ~tudcnh and "'
of teac
or
<. onstructton
·nn ...... and Chem
:ailed after the
IIJC.Siaoy. afternood
and or
111,mage resulted r
"The pendant I
came do~
lll'rn... supertnt
the Todd Buald
The pendant It
boom and acts
provides levq
the Une and w
Workmenwer
:mtnr wall with
was extend
go," accord
the pendant
-Pure and
oft he cable
a worker.
The boom fell
Though there
Kimbrough. World
J back to
,ed Mine Workera un1on
rn the latest contract offer by tilt
ng to force the miners back to
sa•d he will not tolerate vaollcnotl,
~ecau~e the "health and ,ufc:t~
tnal tread~ . The Senate COilllnU!I,
Ia Canal treaues that they fear
admmi!nrauon no" predtcta
·oops. Ethiopia admitted for the
n the front lines along!t1de tlhl(
II soon launch a maJOr offen11\c
,ffenslve, they said, is de!agned
~on Pre.~ident J1mmy Carter
nion and Eth1opta la!tt ""eek
trder
Jan. The Senate Bnnkmg
•on of busmessman G Wilham
:uurmon
~nother powerfull latc-wmte r
onauon across the Southern
:ek
pered ground and ntr travel,
jreds or school)
11cs Committee continued to
sman Tongsun Park last week.
teded to reporters that he "may
•resadent Anwar Sadot sent n pen.,
n last week, thetr first contact IIDUI
d to discuss the note but he did
.cear. The Center for Disease C
eports from 121 cities show
?neumoma th1s winter than orc:~,\11
roposing n long-term
he chromcally ill from the tnR!JI!·•
, Federal support for $2 balhon
y were offered by Treasury<"'-~
:1 the nauon's largest city should
Jllomia. R1chard Pryor waa an•
rges of assault and mohcaous
g a car occupied by two of hiS
1d. A search IS underway ala miD
1 for a 24-year--old Eugene wnrna1
·he House sub-committee on n\'fft
!ions that some of the nauon's
on the opponent~ of nuclear
pany indicated thatt he comu•u• r investigating anu-nuclear ........
jer crashed on take-off Jut week.
who dropped from the plane
uced vuability. wuh a low cloud
tires blew out and the land1111
iJU concressJonal repreuntatloa.
rnsressional represent ation. the
> senators and two
here it faces stiff opposttJon. I(
rf the nation's legislatures.
;Ying that his personal popularil'
~ Carter blamed slipping poll raUIII
ms ignored by other pres1denu
Swiss police reported last wcet
ing the night and removed fr011 ~
ria's President Joslp TltO nrn,\'11
aJk.ing with Pres1dent Carter and
fCC:k.
what may be o breakthrough
)g:teSSlonal negohators are
~pTOmtSC ven10n of the btll haJ
omas Ashley u near agreement.
;ommutee.
p Abu Dbabt newspaper said t
trican dollar 11 harming the ecc,nOI
~ for those nat1ons to aba111dOI
Orpruzauon bf Petroleum -
)rmer US attorney David M111nt r~1
f for the governonhip or Penrui}'ITI
fissal by Attorney General Griffll
roveray, said he wanted to msuR
le will have the opportun ity to m"tl
tan offietal has reaffirmed lua
·oduct1on whtle urging restramts
ons were wounded . two cnt1oll
len a worker opened fire on h11
hen surrendered quietly to the
Pton~~r I.Pg. March eacher evaluation fo
Powtll
ri<>fiHI I •• ,
[)c:spllt problema wath facult)
~tlUJIIOO froma d1scussed la"t week
1 m~tlnf of the Gratuitous
.. ...-,·Jau"un of Student1 nnd
lr(lles.,or' faculty evaluation Corm:.
I) an 101portant part 1n the teacher
proc:cs-.
Stud~nt evaluations of teacher:.
~~~~enl 1hc "b1gge!>l single m
:tncoe · dclerman ang a 1eacher'' por-
1on. advancement, and tenure
according to Bob Mandel
~ernauo•nat ufhurs professor
Undc:r current pohcy, all faculty
:1mt~rs nlu'>t.)Ubmu evaluations to
racuJiy re\ileW board Those
1ruil''"n~ mu•n mclude all cla.~ses
\IOCC: the prC:VIOU~ fCVlCW .
Jean Ward commumcauons
.rtnu:nl ch;urman ~1d that
n Jhc: ch<ured the rev1ew board m
77. the board required teachen
sho" cta .. sroom "effecttven~s •
n~romp ut\ •ory !<tudent evaluations
1 he actuallormat of the evalua­
form '' left to the dtscretton of
-~ proft\\Or cltcept those used by
m"'1111 ~ I acuity members who must
the ,1.tndard1zed form.
t\tcording to the Rcv1ew Board
)tatcmcnt the "pnmary m•s­
ol the college 1:. tbe educatiOn
111 \ludents and thus Categor) I
t~lluauon of tcnchmg] IS to be given praonty."
Student evaluauon. the firat
meusurc: under Category 1. 1 to be
"cheated •n a way de: •aned by the
f.lCUII) member and or the depart­
ment tn be I fit lhe coune bemg
evaluated
Ther~ Jre b.u1cally two Cunc­
t•on~ of ,tudenl evuluatton&;· Ward
s:ud. rhc. first ·~ to tuve the teacher
tnf1UI nn h1' dfecttveneu The e­
cnnd •• to prov1de •nput for foeully
revu:\\
Other mea'Jur~ 1ncluded in o
proleuor's file submuted to the
Re\IC>A Board anclude a coul'\e
description, ttitimony or colleaguC1
and de: part ment he: ad" eommmee
work:. ~tnd outstdc \Cholanh1p and
crentl\e wort.
fhe Revtew Board, which in­
clude· (our elected faculty member'
from other colleges, and a trustee,
does not review each faculty member
every year.
Pur1-t1me teacher-: ore
evaluated every year The non­
tenured teacher~ are ev-.Jiuated every
two yea~ whereu:. the tenured facul­
ty member' can take a .. bye" and be
evaluated every four years.
The Rev1ew Board IS euenually
a referal body whach makes obl>er­
"allon~ ~Uld sugge:~~uon\ to the dc:an
ol faculty, who then makes
recomme ntauon~ to the pre:;1dent
fh~ board doe:. no1 hav~ the
BOOM BOOM power lo "fire" a teacher, sa•d board
A proposal for a uniform nan­
dard•zed form, drafted 1n part by
Mandel WD!o voted down c:arhc:r 1h11
JCOldemtc: yeur "Ideally," Mandel
uid, '"e,eryone hould ha\e the
same form for companson pur­
post\"
Mandel t.-ud mo~t teachen arc
not fumihar with de,•gnang fomu
.. Mo,t teacher\ nrc not tramc:d 1n
methodology .
'They don·t feel their own
form' are bad ..
The current ystem Q un-
nrganlled. Mandel o;uid "J thmk the
snuatton no" 1s chaotic. There arc so
many forms to mterpretand tt's hard
for atudenu to feel their 1mput is
usdul."
• Though all part-time tachers
mu" u~e the: un1form evaJuation
form. ·not many" or the: full-umc:
faculty do. Mandel sa1d.
'"One of the problems or
e\ierybod) · haV1ng the ~me form,"
s.ud David Savage. a OCiatedanor
faculty. "•s how to devil!oC! a form that
work lor both band ensemble and
chemtstry 260
'"However, a lorm that a.slcs-a lot
of spec~fic quesuon about a certain
cha1rman Donald Balmer but tt can
recommend not granung tenure .tnd
can wsthold the \tcp rate incrca~e tn
<\alary for both tenured and non·
tenured faculty. The board may also
A broken line sent a crane boom crashing down at the science building site Tuesday.
~or damage by boom
Con,trucuon ol the Obn
rnysic\ .snd Chemi:;try Buildmg wa~
alter the crash or a boom
uoda} afternoon No tn)un~ were
:md onl) some mmor
ra.m.age ret.uhed lrom the acodent
·nu: pendant hne broke and the
came down,-wd Dan
r supenntendent at the $1le
lhe fodd Bulldmg Company
The: pendant line IS connected to
boom and acta as a pulley The
prov1des leverage to nuse and
the hne and what it auached to
Workmen were trymg to reach a
~n t wall w1th the machine. The
was extended .. os far u It
auld go," according to workmen ,
the pendant hne snapped.
.. Pure and ~imple it wa:.
•a•n;o( the cable [ whtch broke it),"
11 worker
The boom fell onto the top of a
'-1\i··con•tructed wall and h1t the
(!Om Of the trcncb over wluch It
Though there were no lDJUnes.
K1mbrough, who was un-I
Ol!t.r•r I oR. Murch 9, /978 dcrneath the boom when 11 cru hcd
,~ud "lt (the machme 1 wouldn't have
hll me -the wall would've slopped
11 but tt'~t somethmg to thml-.
about
"I heard it (the pend ani line]
\nllp and got ou1 ol there!" •
MOVE IT
MARK IT
OR LOSE ITI
Copeland storerooms are
getting a thorough
cleaning. If you have your
belongings In any of
them, please mark them
clearly or move them
elsewhere . If they're not
marked or moved soon,
all leftovers wl_ll be
auctioned off very soonl
Move It, Mark It, or Loaeltl
COPELAND
DORM AUCTION
COMING SOON
• in teacher review
relard promouon and .tdvancemcnt .
•Ru u:ully whal happens ia that
people gel du~couroged," Balmer
satd •with chrome bad evnluauon'
we uaually withold step-increases .
.. After I wo or three years of thts,
they find I.Jnother job,
.. But ~e !ICC our Job more as a
dHl8JlOtiiC body" Balmer Jald. "We
wy. 'your <~tudenlS aren't getting
this. try th1s nett umc.
"'We're mo.tklng ugestton' to
help the penon We're not ..ay•ns.
'Ha. you didn't make it, .see you
later: "
One clause in the policy states
that .. if evaluations are ommitted the:
re\'IC:W should comment on the om-. . .. miUIOn
Such omm•sstons, Ward sa•d.
mu" stem from "serious" causes.
She added that ommilled
evaluations >Atthout JUSt QlUK left
the: bo.srd "no option" but to withold
advo~ncement.
'"The: laeulty membcD are free
to do what they want -Balmer 1-a1d,
-but 1 hey k no >A we: are looking at the
thtnf_t1t u .. c:d
.. Some people will ubmu stuH
thai look.:. all rcny. The~ re not
foohng anybod:,."
Perhaps the: great«t tens1on
o"er the 5)'Stc:m ex1s1 not tn the
proces~ but 10 the ac.:tual form used
A propo5al for a umform ltnn-
d.trdued form. dralted m pan by
M.tndel, ""a\ voted down earlier this
academic year. •tdeaJly." Mandel
said. ..everyone should have the
same form ror compan:.on pur-
•• po es.
Mandel Uld mo)t teacher~ are
not famihar wuh dcugnmg rorms
''Most teachen are not tramed m
methodolog) .
'"They don•t tcel their own
forms arc bad."
The cu~nt S)"Siem is un­
orgamzed. Mnndelutd ... 1 thmk the
' :>~tuation now 1s chaotic. There are so
many form" to mrerpm and us bard
for 'tudenh to feel their mput i~
useful ·
Though all part-time rc:achen;
mu)t u e the umform evaluation
form ... not many" of the lull-ume
racult' do. Mandel said. --one or the problems. ol
e'crybod) havmg the: same torm."
sa1d Oa' 1d Savuge, assOCiate dean of
tncult). "ts ho~ to de\'Ue a form that
works for both band ensemble and
chc:mutry 260.
.. However. a lorm that ash a lot
of 1pcc1fic quesuons about a cena1n
course may not be valuable informa­
tion to the board."
Student e,·afu>Allon• aJ..o
pro' ide teed bad lor the tudents.
~id Bob Deer) ol the phy~e5
department.
• • • •
.5 FM course may not be valuable informa­
tton to the board."
Student evaluations also
proV1de feedback for the student&.
s:ud Bob Deery ol the: phyt1cs
department.
A studenl en:uecomm lltec: was
de~•ancd for s1m11ilt purposes said
I trt) l..c~NI S. student body v•ce­
pre~tdent but "II never rcully iJQI of(
the ground ..
Savage quesuoncd the need for
such a booklet .. , can see having
auch feedback at a larae umvenit)'
>A here M udents don't have IC:CCS$ to
the grarevine, .. Savage sa•d. -aut a -grapcV1ne . 1n ome ways, IS more
accurate.
·An evaluation of a smgle elan
is d1fCerent than a teacher's perfor­
mance uver the put five ycars.­
Savage s1ud .. F.very teacher knoWI
that one yar a clau may be sreat,
the next year-dull.
.. fhc:re are a lot or Vllriables. It's
nsk) ...
Mandel satd that au.cb -rating
booklets" CJn cause uneccuarycom­
pc:tuion ~~o nhin the dapartment. •Jt's
one thing to say I'm not quite doing
on ~ell ;u I should. But ll'sal'lother to
~> I've got the wont raung in my
department ."
Student underestimate the im­
pilct o1 :uudcnt e'"llluauon Mandel
s:.ud. and fldded thut he would like to
sec a ~nuden t on the board to see just
hu>A much evaluations are taken into
accnunt l.c>A as ud 11 peuuon Will be
c•rcu:.lted early th•s spring. propos­
mg placement ol a student on t~
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3 Senate innocent
on technicalit\ ' ..
( ontmttt'd from pagt' I thllt the enntc h d 'tolnted JHO«dure "'hen 11
ullcmcd It umphrc tO mul.:e a mouon bclorC'
another ~natc.lr h.td 81\cn up the floor
wtthout bcmg accu ed rint," schmitt ~•d
alter thc J-Bo.ard heanng MJ.=urthcrmort.
"1thou1 sttdJni! to their eomplaant, the com·
rllunants wue orcnms the po\ lbthl\ that
the\ C(lUid occuo.c us [the£cnate]on the pot of
"olatmg an\ ~ction ol the .. onqnuuon lhc~ "\\ e u cd that n C\ tdcn~ ... Dtll u1d
"\\ e &.11dn't ~ the_> (the ~nttte} \IOl&tfi
Rohrrl\' Rult'S of OrJ~r
M\\'e sauJ the\ 'tala ted one cellon l of the
Nmlltution, ~tnung that the ~enntc hall
chltntr organtlattons "'htch rna~ recel\c lund•
lrom the \ 'OC:IIllcd Student ol It"'' and
('(arq, thcn U\ed unolhcr 'cetton 3\ c\ldcnct ""hed-
.. I than~ the pl'tnt "e "ere try10g to make
b cUtnl' \rtu:lc I. Section 10 oltht: by-laM t'l
thot the b)-Iii"' are not clear." \'he) &old the
J·Bollrd Bur that ''3' on I) U\td to bad. up" hat we tc:h
~ U\ \ll)l8ttd tn I he flr)t pWC'C ( lhC' l~ciiO\Hh tp'<.
nght to rtc cl\ e I und' I ·•
l'hc lour complatnltnh ~atd the enatc
had nnt tntcrpretcd the buugctary proce~' Mas
~t fonh tn the constuuuon ." J he\ ~uggestcd
that pa 1 proccdurt \hould be noted m
rnterprclln£ the con,ututton "\\ e felt &hat I he peal.:er' ( Dtll and
he\] were mtcrruptcd and tht5 v.a~ the onl)
h)·la~ deahns w;lh th:'\t
Dill ~ud \mcle '-~c11on 10 of the b\·
la\\S was on1 ·brought p .u e'1dence to pro\~ "Stmph "'h.ttthat has. meant in the pa~tl'
China trip scheduled to stop in
Peking, Canton and Shan .~UA-L·
nita Marl.;'
01 liM l'iontn l,oc
Matnland Chmn v.1ll be the
d~una11on of a .. ccond O\'crscns
tnp chu 'car to be led b) ht;tol")
proi~\Or Jcffre' Sarlo"· >
Inc tnp ·~ 1n no wa\· a!>'octated
~nh a $tmtlar \'enturt planned b)
John \\ huenecl; of the Lev. •~ ond
Clarl.: De,-elopment Offi~
TcntaU\'ely hcdulcd to lea\e
PortlAnd June 3. the tnp 1 open to
L student f3cult\, tnff. 3lumm
and fnends of the college fhe tour
\\111 be hmucd tc.l 25 rcople
'"The tnp arc:n•t as r~tmentcd
as the) wert 1n the past, but the
Ctunoc go-.ernmcnr sull h:l.s linal
sa) on )OUr Itinerary," Barlov. ~•d
MWe do knov. lor iUre though. that
"'e·u stop m Pe~ms ~tungha1 and
Canton"
·t\"C been teachmg about Chma
lor fhe \tan and ha-.:e been hopmg
lor sn opponuntt) to travel there in
a scholarly contut," "We mtpht, ror c,.;amplc,
nrrun1->e n tdc tnp on thC' fore-;t
product' tf un\ of the tour m~mbers
:lfC n \UCla ted \\ llh II 10 the l " he
:><lid
Dcrcmltng on uaneraf) and
other urro.~ngcment )tl to be made.
the torul co"! ,,f the rnp ''ill he
bcrv.eco 2..400 .and S3.000 \II :tc­
comodnuon~ \\Ill l'lc ~chcdulcd first
cia s
fhc fcc tnclude! food. lodgang.
lr.tnsport.liiOn and three weekend
oncntauon ~ton w tlh Barlov.
be for~ lea\ •nc Portland. a' v.cll :J
one v.ee~end summan e .. ~•on upon
return
•Jhat v.tll come to about 20
hour ol msuucuon: Barto~ ~td .
·People can arrange to take 11 for
colle~e credll through l.e~i" and
liark :u a shght addtttonal e'pen e."
lhc: tnp V.llllcaH 10 June, and
pend lime tn l O\ Angele<> preparing
for o\cnea' tlaghts "\\ c·n ha"c one
lln.ll da ' ol bnding b) -.orne well­
~no'olrn e:\~rt' before v.e go any
lunhc:r ... Barlov. ~Jd that ch.tnercd or~:sntlauon\ submtuang
hudb'<:l arc then eonsuJcred lor fundtn£ b the
!>Cnatc, nnd then the ~enutc VlH~ on cnch
particular orgamua t1on us to whcthcr the
rund thC') hn\C: sked lor ure ~ orth\ of being
311~--nrcd b) the ennte,"' D11l satd
~chnutt satd the 1-Board C'.tsc set u
prc~;edent lor dcahng w11h tompl.unl.!o .. gaanst
the 'collie and hoped the J 81'urd "ould be
more prcpurcd m the tuture th.tl tl wa' nt In\!
\\cd.' hcanng .... , hope thtllthc nc~tumc the
.1-Bourd recchn ·• compiJtnt aguin,t the
~cnah .the "tlllt,tlft\ie~t•gutc tithe complcu
nunr ""' tail.cn un) .action throueh 'enute
ch.mnc1\ ro deal ""h their problem, and tl
the) h.~~cn 1, the} hould refuse 10 hear the
Q\(
.. fhcre \\ere many ortion\ the) (the
complutn.ant') hild o~n to them bestdc' il'oing
to J-Board I he) could ha\c brOu!Jhl the
"~ue up be( ore a senate mccttn~ und s<1id, ·we
feel that ,\llan Humphre} ·~ mouon wa .. uncoMtllutlonul becuu~e . • and requcsttd1
maucr be reterred to the Constitution lllld8
l..u~ Committee The commtttee would~
met, cnrdull\ comtdcrcd the t ~ue, andlrr:J
ed nt ' conclu51nn I he follo\\'ang V.et\ • conclu tOn v.ould h,t\C bten presented to
r.cnute ;Jiontt "'llh an't recommendatton 1
octtnn"
When 1ulicd dunntt the he.mng v.h}
had not u'ed enute channel\, the complc.
ants nd the !1\mpathte of the 'cmatc ..­
mude clc:.u b\ the pu ''"K of Humnllr,,..,
motion
Schmttl ~.Hd no qUt\IIOn&
cun~lllullon.thl\ h.td been brought before
c:nate when tl wu., vnttn(ltO JMU the mo
not to lund rchgaou .. group' on a yearl)' bu:.
.. When ~em11or Humphrey·~ mouon
J'•'"ed. there h.td been no dt\CU~~ton brotr;
up b) the cnmphununt~ or anyone cl!j
rcgardtn~ the con~tuuuonulit> .1nd. thc:rd1t!!!
11 W:t)n't deah "11 h spec1ficull) :·
Su•mner
.\I) Ct ... adonlfl
01 lllf I'IUf\ftl I "'
C'our es tn the htstol)
Scotland .tnd modern Jap>~n ..-:
ullc:rcd dun ng I e" 1\ und u..-.
Mtmmcr ~chonl thb year
'tder .1 blc '"" ng ..
Jan 1\d.1ma nl the l'""'t:'"'
!'icotlanll 'olrtlltcach '\cotush hut
und ,, l\mrtll ~roup of Ja."' .....
nauon.lh't~ "'II conduct
Jup..tne'c: \\or~'hop lor leachcl'l
I he cbunt"'l not taUHhl dL
the norm.ll 'chool year -v.11J
much le'" than thc't' would -
IIO) other term. Cour.c chilt£b
un) 'ummcr !iC,'Iton range from
tor u one-credu cour'>e to S67
one-txth credit cour,e. Total
and board rce~ for a full .~ur~
term •~ S460
ummer ,e,,ton IS oflclld
muc.h chea~r rat~ to
profe .. slonal people and grad
\tudent' who cannot aflord to
.Jil thctr mone~ mto JUSt gotnf
school, ~td \td Eder, director
\Ummer \C,'>ton and
srudte\.
OR SID EDER lh-~tlu LAr' Barlo\lr aa1d the tnp will c:onoen·
tnuc: on repr~ntative samples o(
Clune$.(' urbJn and rural h(e, bu1
,pccial 1dc trips and rmcn.1e~~ can
be arranged to mtroduoe interested
tour membeh> to Cbtncu mdustry
and trade offioa.ls. A few davs will be spent in
Jap.tn enroute fhe group will enter
matnland China on June 8 The lrtp
will last 12 to 14 da' s "'ith "ome
ne\lbthl) of ltancrar) • "Wed like to de\'elop a summer program that's exciting. stimulating
and challenging · w A lot of graduate
ouend .. ummer school," Eder
~ fhc) .trc profe,1onul people
work all da)' We set a tuuson
that would not pnce them oll1
commg to ,ummer )chool ..
CHECK YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR THEATRE LISTING
4 Eder ,,ud depanment l'hl••~
have been conmc.tcd for thetr
liUg&c!'\tiom lor )Utdenl\ as •ta.;
for them~eiYe<o ·· fhc ba'>IC b Qu~
butter cour-.e~ wtll be offered o~n
program provtdcs prof~SOf\ ~·•••
opponunit) to experience ""~
le"c"-ol dt~ctphne
-Profe~or-. have the chana
e:\pcnmcnt wtth d1fferent
that lend them,clves to summer
example the field archeology
~~ one that mo~t studentS """'~
t.tkc advantage of becau~
wouldn't have the ttme ..
Don Mcl<.enz1e of rhe btol:
department \atd he enJOY$ tea•cru
dunng the ,ummencss1on bcc:all!l
gtve' h1m a chance to gel out of
clas~room and teach cOUf'C\
voh tng tra"el off c.ampu"
"I like ll bccau'e I te.1ch
COUNc,," he 'aid "I also hkr
bccau'e I teach teachcf' and t
older and I can ce a d1ffercnt
.. rudent'l \ancc I teach field N\UI'K
ha\c a chante to get out and ,u~
,., the be 1 lime 10 do that.
Ml hcrc'5 nor much monC)
\ ou c-.m't get nch dotnau. but I . ..
II
I he summer se~\ion i~
tnt(, rv.o lour-v.eck term' from
19 to \upU!II II. Pcnod\ one to
meet dutlv lor two hour~ and
lhc ''conducted tn the C\tntnB
ttmc:, " 'Ace!. for the convemencr
{ull·llmc worker-.
"In the p.nt, araduute <.tu1~d
hi\\C been ma}or pilrUctpattll
summer ,c;hool." Eder \aid "I
We ha\-e more potential tO or!Cf
undergrads In future ~ummcrs
like to develop a program
e"ctllna. mmulauna and cbJaiiCI
tng and that meets the nccdl or
underaraduatn ." Compl
'p~tn• John,on
(I(~ r•o"' • I uf
Kreu~tnlt th
!!tftOI) pe ol comp1
rn·timt tn'itrUCtO
~kti 10 lOCI .. Ul COrt1
torm But then M11li
tc1cral Jtcreotype' ;J
C\lmputc:r Clentl!ll,
"Compute" :1
ID art U' 'olrtlf iH U !I
•There 1" a certa
ondfulness- medtl
• probkm you rc goar
1 la;tterm .\lttll~
(OillpUICr manUi.ll
ltroduced "llh a QUi
I .~ /t'n and'"" A
' \/Dmtrnum •'. Mot
J:UOUIIh. the f.4UOIG
t!IJt "canng about
l!mn~ t\ con,tdcred
unt or ta ~en
\hiler ~~ud he
pllltr manuul wuh
lcCJU~ '>tUdcnt:.
w ci.N bchc:ving I
fbp '" trches und be
"\fany people 1
d'J their tir~t expel
: t~m.,tng Mtllcr sa
1o •mprc\\ on them
~~~ wttl run you 11
·,\ pen.on·-. ant
o wh.Jt you do I
oportance oltntell
t1 )OI\1ng .1 probler
L~'>t 'pnng Ml
to te.:ach a Gcner:tl
tbss One purpo'>c
1 uweare a utop111n 1
! On\
~tudent~ 10
~ 1ht 3 book rt
~rpon~. \1, htch can
Nail hi
Onid l ntermeyu
u Ill• l'tor>~n I "I
Plagued by I r'
t.ncf do!IIOS' in reGC:
u per!.onncl prob
Htll'~ Ru~t)
maurunt ha' rcop
:'\atl co-m;
Grrtnbcrg t.ud hts
(WISIOO Ol re:.pot
ltlluld keep th1. '\,nl
ll!n(
·rhe dtlllcult)
b:rn rccru1ttng wor
U.IC1 M Pcoplc at
oluntcer bec;t u ~e 1 ~
RC:'ipon~lbtht)
~o tv.o pan),· ~
1 ncl Grcc:nbe
manage th
snmcn ot Copel..t
;.t:S(tn m: L
Circenbertt sat
'omen ht aile' hll
tooncl probh:m~. "
hlndlc pel"'lonnel 1
~111 whtlc 11 , open
Berore t h•~ ~
Switcl
'•rJh Burn\
Ot lht Poonu I I ur
With rhc ca
l)ltcm ~wamped. t
o nev. v.itchb~
tpcrator were UPR
Tbt additionill ~Yl
t~~anea o&l the end <
The ne~ ,~,,~
lqU11ppe~d Wll h d1~
and bu~) (tel(
•hic:h hne~ arc
IQttu~ which shol
ttme and e((on
lftlnrH1 ng of a SJngl1
c Pres.adent J<1
rta:nt letter to
TruJteC$, overseen
~The new dtre•
k faster and more
switchboards 1 ... onal b~cause. • and requeued
fcrrcd to the OOSIItUtiOO IIOdl
ollie~ . 1 he committee would ~ol
l con'ldcrcd the lt'JUc, and l1t3
du"on. The: lollov.tng v.ctt,
v.ould haH been prc~entc:d to
g 14 ilh ony rc:commcndat•oru
as!(c:d durmg the: he.mng v.h)
•d ~c:nate chunnel,, the compiQ
1e sympath1e' ol the '-OO:tte '-Ill
h) the p•wnng of Humphrrn
11 '~ud no quc'Vtiont
aaht) h.u.l been broutthl bclortlll
~ u wu .. votmg lo pau the m011;:
rehgtou' group' on a yeurl)' b&u
cnutpr Humphre y·, mouon
had been no di\'U~~•on h'""
complamunt or anyone
e con~tllullonahty and. thcrrtr..,
'dh v.uh 'peciflcall)"
'•••mner stud,
P)ct :O,adongc•
~I Ill• J''"""' I ut
Cour es •n the hl\ton
\otland and modern Jupun
flercd during 1 ev.1 and
ummer 'chool thl} vear ut
1derabk ~:ntng~ • •
lun ,\duma ut the ll 01\ .. ,..;,,,
\:otland \\til tc:.t' h ~colli~h hmt
nd :t small group of Jo~11•:c
IUIIOnilh'l' Will COndUCt
upane~e "ork\hop lor teachcn_
I he ctlur'e n(lltnughl d
he narm;.~l .. chool ye.u v.•ll
'nuch le~' than thev Y.ould d
•n~ other term. Coul':\e charga
ln} 'ummer 'iC,~IOO range rrom
'or u one-eredll cour'e to S67
)ne·\1:\th credit cour~ Total
and board f~ for a full ~un:~
erm .~ S4b0
ummer 'e~'ton i<~ offer«
nuch cheaper rat~ to
)rofe~s•onal people and gnd
ttudent~ who c..~nnot artord to
HI their money tnto JU~t go1n1
tchool \iltd <;,d Eder d1rector
lummcr 'eso;ton and
lUdiC\
A lot or grnduate
attend summer ~chool," &fer
•·rhey Jrc profess1onal people
work all dn} We set il IUIUOn
fhat would not pnee them 0111
~ommg to summer \Chool."
Eder ~a•d depanment cha
a~e been contacted for thcar
lugge~uons lor sutdcntc;, as l'tl
for thcm'ICives "The bas1c bread
butter course' wtll be offered ogH
program provtd~ prof~SOf\ \\lU
pponumty to e;~~;penencc
eve!) or dtsc•phne
"Professors have the chaiiCl
xpenment With d1fferent
~hat lend therruelve\ to summer.
example the C.eld archeolog)
IS one that most \tudents wo1Jii:
take advantage of bec<1ut.t
\.vol.lldn't have !he ttme"
Don McK.erute of the b1ol
department Said he enJOYS I!'.JCtl
lduring the ~ummer '~'i •on bec:aUSI
gtve~ htm a chance to get out ol
tla uoom and te.u:h couN~
~olvmg tt3\cl ofr ... ampu\
~I hke 11 bec..tU\c I teach
cou"e .. :· he \.lid. ..1 al'o h~r
l>ecau-.c I teach teachen and
plder and I can 'ee u d1flerc:nt
~tudents \1nce I teach field ,..,.un~:
~a\e a chance to get out and ,u
!s the ~t nme to do that.
I There\ not much monc)
~ ou c<.m't get nch doin& it, but I ....
The ... ummcr :.es ion '" dl\
nto two lour-Y..eel termc; (romJ
19 to Augu~t II Periud'i one:
lt'«t duil~ for 1 wo hour\ und
rvc j, conducted In the evenms
lime' a week for the convemcnt~
full-lime wor.ken
"In the pu\t, gr aduatc: ~•u•,••
hll\e been mAJOr p.trliClflJOU
summer !>'-hool." Eder saad •t
we have more potenual to olfcs
undergrad~ In future 'ummers
like to develop a proaram
uciuna. mmulatlng and c
ina and thot meeta the nttda of
undergraduates ...
Ptrmur Lug, March 9, I
iComputers seen as art
Brc11k1ng the tradlttonal
litttOI)pc: of computer suc:nee l C
pJt·llme •n tructor John M1ller
1 \cl to look .11 computer. J~ .1n ar1
I form Rut then. MIller h1msell defie·,
latltr111 stereotype <.~bout the typrc.tl
computer c•enll\1
"Computer anv worl ilre
111art a' "'ell .1~ u sClencc .. he \Bid.
·tllcrc •~ .a certatn amount ol
~11ndlulncss meditation on a
problem )ou're goang to ,olve •
tu t term \filler put together a
computer munuul "hach wa~ •n­
uocfuccd "ath a quotat1on from the
lll'll umltlu 4fl ofMotoro-dt'
M:mtrnuncr. M 0\1 ln\lrucuonal
1111nuab. the quotuuon sa•d. slate
thJt •c:mng about what you arc
C!IIO~ I) con~1dcred Clther Unimpor·
unt or taken for granted."
Mtllcr !\,ud he began has. com­
FUttr manual with that quotation
~u'c student\ "ere coming 1010
kJ) eli~ ~ behevang they JUst hod to
ffip ~WitChe\ II nd be IOgJcal
.. Manv people gea anto etas., and
~·, their rir~t expenence an logJcal
thlnkmg. Mtller \Otd .. What I have
to •mprc" on them as that log1c 10
ditll \\Ill run you anto a wall.
.. per)on' antuuaon has a part
~ 11hat )OU do I tt) lo show the
, ponanc."C of tntelh:ct and mtuauon
o lOh ing a problem -
l.ll~l pring Malter volunteered
to teach 1 General ~y~tems Theory
dlli One purpose of that etas. wa~
to create .t utopaan model of a cit) or
00\
\tudc:nt'> in the cia\\ put
_ th a book made up ol their
uports. \\ h1ch can be found 10 the hhrory
M 11ler aa1d he lound 1 hat much
ol what he and h1s General Sy'ltems
r hcory students con~•dercd v.c:rc
te<~hstu: poutb1h11es The utop•an
sy~tem they considered woun't an
1mpo""blc dream. he 'laid
M The 1dea aren't aomethangl've
d1 covered or 'omethang I've
mvented -lhey'rc 'omethang that is
there M •ller su1d I m not IIU)'Ing
at' the: wa) to li"e-l'm showmg 11 U5
an C:)C: opener "
The )yatem pol& C'-erythin~fat
an appropnate le"el. F.\erythang
wurk~ to make the world funcuon,
and by help1ng the IOC'al level. the
total picture " helped.
"We C'.tn get down to the
bu\meu of makmg th1s u nu:c place:
tn li-.e," Miller ll-ald ... We've made a
lot ol m1stakes, but the) urc:n't
•rrcpamtble .
"We just nced to tuke a few steps
buck wards"
Miller •s open to new 1deas and
alwuys ecms to be lookang for
<>Omethtng new to make h1m thank
Unttl two months ago he wore
ghme' ,omethmg he had been do­
'"8 ror ten )'Cilf\ After dotng 1ome
rcadtng on the )Ubjeet. Mtller dec1d
ed he could do wathout them .Jnd
threw them 3\\a)
o" he doc~ eve e\erc1se1 with •
3 Tibeuan eye chart, wh1ch, he uid.
makc:5 his eye mu<>cles work better.
"Glas~ mode them lazy. plus the}
were locked mto the Jrca of the
lrumes," he .)31d. •Instead ol mo\ling
)'OUr C:} es, you mo"e your head."
<\fter two month wuhout
gla ~~. M1ller 'a1d he tech ht eyes
ha-.c· •mpro-.ed .
Miller " c:urrc:ntl> rebuilding
Nail irons out problems
01\id \ ntume \ er •
or Ut• "'u""'' 1 01
Plagued b~ I requent opcnmg~
1M chNng' in recent year~. as \\ell
li pt:F:\onnel problem\, Copeland
Hall's R U\1) all non·prolit
ns~aurant ha' reopened .
\nil co-manager Jake
Grttnberg .11d has re~taurant', ne"
( \lSton ol re,ponsabilit> S) tem
~ uld keep the Nuil open longcrthis
l.1nt
·The: d•ft•colt) tn the pa::.t ha~
tun recrutttng \\ orL:en," Grttnberg
uld "People Me hesitant to
luotecr bc~;.tU)e the) are not p.Hd."
Respon,tbtht) ha!\ been dl\'lded
lo '"o pJrt•> management and
rcnonnel Greenberg and junmr Rail
O:Jne manage the Natl "h1le the
111mc:n ol Copeland C-30 handle
~tr~onnel.
Gr~:enberg '>illd he e~pech the
•omen to .atJe,iatc tht 'all':. pcr­
~nel problem~ . "It\ thcJr dut> to
bndle per,onnel and munage the
\111 ,., h1le u', open," he 'laid
Detore thi' )car 0rccnberg, &ud, mun.Jge~ h,,\e been o;enousl}
0\C:rwor).ed . uBa~ICJJIJ), In I he pu~t.
11 hn\ been one per'ion man.1g1ng all
uspech of the Ull-.tnd that'' JUSt
too much v.ork for one peuon.
"IInder the nev. .trrangement.
the "orklc.Md h..t been ::.rht o more
uttenuon can be g1ven to per~onncl "
Greenberg ntd. howe,er. the
peraod o111me a he ~iul v.1ll ::.ta) open
"•II "depend on one ob,ious
'arutble Mudc:nt ~urport
"I can'& guar ntee that student
"111 up port the :'1\tul [b) 'oluntccr­
mg), but as long ns there are
'oluntc:ers. the :'\a1l \\Ill remam
open. ..
I he R u~t} ~rut lwtur~ hot
~md" •chc:ll, ·'" orange bc:\er.tge
c:allcd M mooth1es," und M~·more "-
·• .:ho~ull ttt·mu,hmallo" 'wcct.
Howe,cr. the \,nl 1s not hmucd to
11~ pre,ent ~clc:"uon. according to
Greenberg
"\ c nr'-' not 'tuc!.. t\1 on\ fi \Cd •
menu. \\e'rc: al"u>' h temng to feed-
b .. u;~ lr<'m CU\lomer>. We~ . n ser"e
jll\1 ltb<IUI :tn)thmg they \\BOt •• •
Switchboard to expand
1~rth Burns
Ollht holl··~t I "l
Wnh the: campu~ telephone
l)lt(m ~"ampcd. the tn!.tallauon ol
t'o ncl4 Y.ltchboardo; and a :.econd
rcrator v.erc appro\ed last u.eek
Tbt additional wstem wall be in­
ibll(d at the end of Apnl
1 he nev. )Wltchboards .. wtll be
"llh d1rect ,tatlon 'elec­
n and bu~y field lamp~ (to -.how
hne.. are oecupaed], two
llqt·ur~"< which should guatly reduce
l!:c time and dfon upended an the
Of 3 Single telephone caJI,"
'Tote Pres1dent John Howard 10 a
rtccnt letter to the Board of
overseen and rneods of the
-The ne\\ dlrect-<hal system wtll
k rutcr and more: efficteot, baVtna
'"o :.witchboards and Lwo full-t1mc
I • op< r:ator ." '>aid Rayline Nel'ion,
lull-ume campus phone rccepuomst .
-\\ c h:ne onl} 15 hne) no\\ so I've
pu,hc:d lor thh thang all the wa) ."
fhe )14-ltthbo.trd, "ill be
locttted 1n Pamphn !)porh Center
in,teud of Odell Manor. the pr~ent
,w,tchbo.ard I<X..lllon ''The maan
cirtUII lor I he college c.1mpu:. IS 10
Pamplin. o the new location w11l
prevent telephone hnn bctng strung
all o\er the campu:.." llld Nelson.
The relocauon \\111 also "tree the
dttendanb ol the consumt dtstrac­
uon> tncvn.sble 10 the Odell Manor
locallon." H o"'ard wrote an h1s letter
to the trU)tecs.
Par1·time .student receptioniSt
&mbi Latchman said the new
IYitem "Will allow people to act
connected much more qwcldy so
they won't be as upset.· • MILLER THE EXPLORER
He •s open to new Ideas and always seems to be
rookmg for something new to make him think Here he stands with "Beauty·· The p1ec.e was drawn by a
computer and he has applied for a copyrlght on it •
h1s car. an Opel he ha.5 owned "nce
1969 In the meantime, he •~ uaing a
\mall green HondJ motor-10cooter to
get around
Miller 1s creative 10 ht& com·
puter work, whether he as d~•smng u piece of computer art graphics or
destgnang a utop1an Ctty
.. f,eople thmk computers are
'ome ,on or magiaal thang that Wlll
sohe ull our problems . People \Oive
problems We can't program away all our problems ..
Maybe computers can't sol'*e all
the world's problems, but Miller says
he as\\ orll.ing on ways to u.e them to
find ne\\ ways to h\c:, not JUSt
•
Senate allocates funds for lectures
L.ori Putman
Of tlw Pio"Kl' I ot
DepanmenL as di,.ersc as
political SClence and health and
phy ical educauon v.ill work
together nc'\t \·car to coordtnate a
sene~ or tilm\, concer1 and gu~l
lecturer-.
r\~ehe-thou.~and dollars, the
c:cond largest allocution I rom t h1s
years tudent uctiv,ucs budgea, v.a1
earmarked tor the ~er1e~ b\' the •
~tudent -:.enatt:' la'>t month The pro­
Ject replaced un ongin;.~l proposal lor
.1 m<~JOr C1Jncer1 ne" year
1 he propO\ed l«turesh•p Kries
lormut "ould dl\ •de all academu:
dcr.mment<. mto three group • one
for c:.ach term. Each group v. ould
select n theme and attempt to coor­
dmate thctr act•\ Illes around &hnl
theme
\ ,1 model, the senes stccnng
comm1111:e suggested a fall program
coordmated b} these depar1ment~ tiOn • Pohtu:al Science
•He31th and Phys1a1l fduca-
•Rtology
•Rchg•on
• F.conom1\!l
Possible top•c:s could include
M I rends 1n Urb3n l.1le. Ecumcnpoh~
or \1:acropohs '!," •f.conom• ol Ur­
ban GroY.th." "81g League: Sporu.M
.. Impact ol lJrb..n Pace and Crr>wd­
ang on I he Human An1mal -
M1kc: Ford. dlr«tor ot )tudent
acu' 111es. sntd tuculty •md students
""hfl ongmaled 1he idea arc very
e"citcd ahout 11 -11 is unique!)
d•llerent I rom sn\lh1ng thut ~e have
had 10 the lu 1 te\\ \can;," h.e :.atd -fhe se,en one-hour progrum~
each term \\ould tal.:e place dunng
cia'" t1me. $Cheduled dunng
d1fTercnt clus pcnods and dn) of
the wed: ~o ll) not to senousl)
da rupt clu~ schedul~.
furd sa1d the program '140Uid 3IIm" tudcutt to tal.:e an lnter­
dtsetphnary look at a dtflcrent theme
euc:h term.
\nothc:r ad\1lntage. he satd,
Y..Ould be the guarantee 01 11 core
aud•encc of itudents 10\ olved tn
J".ln•etpaung depanments, thus en­
"uring an adequate cost-benefit
rauo
Under the present sy tem,
depo1rtment and groups sugge-st
pas31ble tpcraken to the Lectures and
Concert Committee Pl::wneu ul
" nous 11m~. very lurlt-.uudent
mtere~t m1ght be ho\\ n lor .some
prcscntatton . f·orJ ~lid, V.hiiC
m.m~ !~lUdc:nts m1ght shO\\ up nt
other..
1 he current program ~ano~
lor com.aderable andt\'ldu I
tnlllllll\e but 11 lac n) 'theme:·
"h1ch could bnng mtcgratton and
canunu11\ to the progrnmmmg
wh•ch nov. occurr..- accordsng to
l·ord •
5 -O~inion -------------------------------------
Pagan Fellowship, too?
\\ uh a Pagan Fellow, hip demanding equal time
and tund1ng long wtth the C:tui\lutn Fellowship group,
the i \U~ ot bud@ellng reh¢ou-. orpntzatiGn" with
,cner.d .. tudent mon1~ ha\e be~ome more d1fficuh to
'eparatc than the Red Sea
The di pute began Ill the Feb 6 student occnute
m«ting when ..entor Rob DiU, ~cnator from Hnrttfeld
Hall, ~•ud the Chnsttan Fellowship wa~ not uttsfaed wtth
a prelimtnan Sl.OOO alloc:auon the <.enate proposed tor
the group. He ..aid he would hke to ~e another S I 700
gt\'t_n to the group &!> the Fellowship's ori~nal budget
\latement requested .
The fuJI bud~t \l.ould then break down th1s WI}:
S'170 for lcdured and a film scrics. S2 400 for c.oncen1
'uch as Leon Patillo and Phil Flcmtntt concert
p~nted at Lcwi,_ and Clarl.; last term
Oebate the following weel con,ineed the enate
that it should alloaue another SI.OOO to the g1oup
Howe,-er. ~nato~ questioned the need tor concert'\ and
lilms tpon<ored b) the organillluon.
0111, acting u a spokesman for the fellowship told
the Pionur LoK before the Feb I~ o;enate mecung that
tbo~ evenb were tmportant functions or the group
-we behe\·e that Jesu~ Chnst 1s the Jon ol God .. he
~id. "'and the eoncertJ and filrru arc a mean., of
proenung that to other people ...
Senators appa«:ntl) upset wuh charges that the
Fcllo\l.shtp was .t proselaunng group thot tned to
wconvr:n" people, voted not tO fund rthgJOUS groups at
all on a yearl) bam. Theydtd lea\'e channels open for the
group to ask for Cunch on a proJect·bY-proJcct basis
though. ...,_
-
The Fellowsh1p's $1 000 wu rcmo"ed from the
bool.;s and ~nllors hoped the whole thms would JWI go
up, up ;and awa}.
No \Uch luck.
Four members of the Chmuan Fellowship D1U
,\iarl Ashey, Dan Dunham and Mark \\a\ham
brousht the ca~ before the student Judiciary Board last
~o~.eel an hopes of ovenummg the deci~ion not to fund
rehg~ou~ groups. After three hours ot de~te 1n the J­
Board, the board sent the ca.5e nght back to the 'enate
where all concerned agreed it hould ha\oe been handled
10 the fir)t place ruhng again<.t fundmg rchg1ou5 group~ -\t the senate
meeung last Monday naght ~enator Jenmler Kantedt of
Platt-Howard Hall )aid, .. 1 ne\er thought 11 (the
felloW) hlp 1 wnl> rehgtow-reh810U~ and I'm very con­
fu\ed bc:ca~e l don t real!\ know what the ( hmuan •
Fello~h ap is then ..
Judgmg from prevtOU!I senate mecun~ nnd dl\·
cu,'loaons we have heard on campu), she''~ not the only one
who is confu~cd
AI it ~tands now, the decmon not to fund rehJious
if'OUpl has been resanded A commutee synthes11Jng
two other senate commlll~ Consutuuon and By·
L:aw and Cbartenng 'Wlll dtscuu the problem. The)
w•ll return wllb rccommendauons on whether to func
rhc Chntuan Fellowmtp (whach had never requested
lunds before tbt!> )'tar) or any other BfOUp that " I.S nny
lol.l) wrehgJous ... •Whether rehgto\U group) hould be: chartered 10
the hr't place There wa~ .. ome \enttment thnt they
.. hould not la!it Monday ntght
• Ho" the .. enate wtll respond to other rehgtou~
group' whtch might reque'SI funds 1n the future lf u
choo'IC'\ to lund rehgaous group~ an the yearly budgeung
proce"!l after all, we mtght Indeed ~ec a Pagan
F-ellow~ hap
It all depend~o on whether anyone remember-. about
the 1 sue next term omeum~ the popular Lewa .. and
Clark ~logan .. lett he studems decide" 15 more accurntel)
quoted ~let the ~tudents forget " • Lea's hope the macro-<:ommittee can decide:
• How rchgjous a group must be to come under a
To the Editor
Pierce-Or. Hyde
The Pionar Log has carried a
good deal ot interesung reading late­
ly. and I assume that part of the
crtdil Cor tb.ls must go to its Editor­
an-Chaet, who despite this IS quickly
bec:omang L:no~o~.n u the Dr. Hyde o(
the dramn page and obttuary.
Somethmg evidently happens to Jeff
Pterce ~hen he leaves issues, the
editorial ~ge , and nnonym1tr
behmd, and enpges in more pet­
~onal brand ol joumah!lm.
Hl!i most n:cent igned anicle
waa h11 review of Shr Lo' ts \ft, and
aever J weeks ago, 11 fell to him to
report the pauing of a yo una alumna
of ~'U and Cl01rk Colle~. Though
an ob1tuary notice, 11 read more like
a h1ghl) unta .. orable rev1ew.
One has a picture ol P1eroe,
raang rhe deadline, b!Athenng on,
nnd unable to rec:aU one decent thing
to .ay about the deccaled. Her .. Sne
the Whales," her liberal affiliations,
her acti\'um. all wm to ha~;e been
fund) repellent to him.
He i11 entitled to thC»C reactions,
llJ -.ell llJ 10 a general diahk.c or the
dead girl, but even avanting the
prerogatiVeS or a ''New
Journalist" -which include the n&ht
not lo folio" formulas in writina
ob1turarict or anything ebe­
couldn't he 1« that h11 obituary did
violence to h1msclf, not to mention
the rest or his readen'?
Perhapi I thouJd have rep­
lOaded then: many were'lppalled at
the anicie'a pouoeta . With the se­
cond artick, which is, lf an)'thina a
ftC bit aaa ,.otcsquc. r rce1 that it
6 Jefl is going to make a habit of
writing in this 'ein, it's tame to tell
him what he's not good at
In rev1ew1ng Sh~ Lov~J 't{,,
either com.ciousl) or not he embarks
upon a ~otrategy prat~e the per­
lormen, and 5lam the director for
e'ren c:hoo!ling the play While the
kidr. did ~their damnedest." they
\\ere doomed bv an "awful play ..
That optnaon, whether prec1sel)
right or not, could have tood by
It elf. because the mu.tcal ~ dec•dely
not a muterptecc (il 11 an anterestang
\Chicle, though), what i( more. any
mustcal demands one'• dumnedest
e"en when 11 doesn't carry the day.
A more practiced reviewer.
wat~hms the first performance as
Pterce and I both dtd, would realize
that Sh~ l.o' I.'.J Mr was not ready for
opening n1ght. The mwic Wlltn't
together; the &inge~. who w.erc not
traaned as actors, weren't acting, and
that hun their sing~ns; but Pierce
don not ev-en mention the actor who
Mole the show with his rendition of
"'Romantic Atmosphere"~ nor d~
one learn trom h1m whether any
other 5cen~ were aucceuful (some
were!)
The gap:s 10 Pierce'• review arc
more than made up Cor by a vut
body or unwltttns malice, not unlike
that which dtsfigured the ob1tuary
He actually thinks he pvc a
favorable revtcw of one performu he
hkened to a Barbie Doll. and whose
'lloice he avei'J to be .. weU worth any
money her parents spent on voice
leuons." (An entire Writina C1us
fiaured that to be Jefr. uJliest uuerance .l
His prni~ not credtble his '>illy
mAlice \ery much )0 Jeff should
devote 'ome ume (and money?) to
learmng how to prn1'e convincmgly
and w 1th convJctlon but whale sull
praclletng the art, he ~ohould not
practace 1n the Log.
fdiiOrtUI~ On the areal tUU~
let', have more of them. sar' and
leave the Ans and Necrology to the
mere poeh on your )taff!
Eduur'J not~ : ~lorton Jocubf
EnRitsh dtportmtnl
T Oti(M, Jtr. (Though I tntMdrd
tht "oblluar) ··mort 01 on ~,.prts .uon
oj hok I jtlt "htn a ptnon I had
tnttr\'t~ td ditd than as a drar·clll
Jtattmmt oj Jrn dtath.)
Do as the Romans
I'm happy to say that the grou,:
here in Italy is domg well, finds the
art fuetnaliOg. the food fattenang
and the Italian men very Italian
K1m Nelson. m particular , has
been able to comp1le enough data
c:onc:emmg the maung des1res of
Ita han males to wme a book., tho up
she's still a little too shaky to follow
lhrougb on the finer potntl of
research
Then there's the wine Bcheve
me. 111 d1n chc:ap-$2 for one of
thO)C b1g boules wnh IJle straw
wrapped around at So far, Martha
Jaqua has manaaed to apeod her
entire food allowance on the red aold
ber-e. She is our fmt and only
Conttnutd on JHII' 7 ----­ r
To the Editor
Parking alternative
(hue'-. Fall\ nnacle on the park­
ing problem an last week'<> Ptonru
Lag ancluded his conclu~aon that .l
recent \IUd)' ~ho~ that Lew1s and
C lnrk as 736 parkang~opace s short He
would ~ nght af the college wunb
everv one of 800 commute~ toO\\ n u
car and wonts to provide spate\ ~ao
we can bnng all of them on campu.,
everv da-,
fhere '" another altemnuve
between the opmions Fall presented
bacychng carpooling or 736 parktng
"Pil~ . That option sagnificantly
o\erlooked by Fall and tho~e he
quoted I'\ pubhc transportation Tn­
Mel
Portland State U naversll) has
reduced lh pMkmg problem b~ us­
mg pnrl.:.ing,fines to sub,tdtte month­
I) Tn-Met pas~es PSU studentscan
buy the pn~'~ nt Sl 50 below the fee
charged lhe pubhc
Perhup' tho)e people ~tudytng
the p.ulmg problem at L ( could
.. tudy PSl' and began to look at way~
the college could reduce 11s park1ng
problem b~ encouragmg and sup­
ponmg r ra-Met ndershtp . Especial­
ly .u this ume, when Tn-Met l.lt
plannang a new 1139 hne for LC
fho!te mvolved with the park­
ing problem c.ould ask Tri-Met for
good ~en·ace lor LC
John I.Af/trty
(otholrc Campw J-fimJttr
£drtor' nott':
A.\ a pomt of mformauon. rt
»or a dol ttmt> parA mg rtport dont>
br IL'H1 ontl Clark ucurm that
.lUflflt'Jttd that thr col/rgt' IS 7 J6
porJ.mx ~poet .\ lhort. not Jtaflwmt'r
Fall.
Dinosarus of steel
It ~ems money has been
budgeted and a time schedule
tnplicated to the appropnate desk~
(ahall 1 u•k whose7) for bloclung
another bn of green. Yet another
place so more people can get up at
7 42 a m. to dnve to school.
Yes, rvuy morning.
Look those who can wake up
at 7 (even 6~30. God forbtd) Cor a 30
or SO-m1nute walk, a \en-rrunute
cycle, a 30-mmute thumb because no
one ever packs up tutchb1kers .
Look-the proces11on from
S.rbut, T erwilliaer and Palater Road one pcr\on an ever}' atr
ang pallt bu' huchhaker c:yc:hst
• one per\on 10 C\oer) car
petroleum that wall not be: fret
)'ear.. w1ll not extl>t 1n 52 vean
an) but thever~ nch(ye~a -you,
Look ngam, Cnend~.
noon and 4 p m See nil the
runnmg. runnmg to
\ornethmg grandma maantalnll'•
day a, she walk to the store and
m her garden but we dnvt
dnve and burn petrol, need l).lril
place\ and JOggmgtraclu, do1n't
the time to piCk up three rnendt
hllchh1ker or take the bw 111
mornmg and you ~ay we'rt
of what the world 11. about hen
our hall?
Now a field bc:comt"'
the run-off mto the nver
mud und lcll., water for each
ammcdiatel) around I hke to
~occer in the \pnng phi} rri"sbc:
watch the: \k)' nnd not ha"
bn!>eball coach tell me to
becau-.e tht!> '' the onl) field
We will have pertormed a
\ervlce on thl!> htll Fifty "-"
plunnmg tn a 200-year C)'cle,
ha"e a n1ce graveyard Cor
dmosaur' ol "lteel and greed.
Doml
Sincerely, Upset
Colb) .Schmtll, take
~h0\'1: it.
He loved it not
Hall. Hall to the Ptonur
[SI(] Again we )('C a P"nrlv-\1• ·11
article. thts one about Sh~
lal>t Tue»dBy, a fnend of
accompn01ed me to the pia)
hod !leen the ~me play weeks
done by the (,altery Playcn
Oregon Profeuaonal a.cttn&
Her conctus1on 1 he LC vrrliiOD1
"fnr \Upenor" Posstbly Mr
could make the same oornoa1r1
ntthcr than com panna a comech
very \Cnow play ( Unclt
Journalism like th11 is uruiCI
table ~tnd 11 more su1ted to the J
High level Rlcttard Ho)1
felt ,.,. J>lonnt I 01
The edtton
tell me they're
C(luraging art1cl~
Kno"'1n{l that I d
that elected Jimn
td me for n repo
My colleBgu
~~ave nouons o
bella ve aa they d
ttll you people
thtlr be~t 1ntere1
mtght say too ma
mothers Zaher
ha\t h1~ 1de11S ad
They're all
reason., Jammy
Prc!>ldent art
metcorologaca l
\!bert Ean
aottcn h15 uupara
of Relotlvlly whl
sot mme while c
the ~mart directt
aero~~ the cou1
because of the 1
y,est to ea5t
These land
respondmg Jet
stratosphere car
(Hoyt's Varus) t
portton~ of the
VIctiMS incapab
tdcJ Thert are 1
toms. a tendenq
ll\ log1e<1l if b11.a
tlllCCpllblhty to
thank .. (We all
\lTU\ ha) mvage(
month or so.)
Ther-e are
\iru~ · Murphy'~
~turphy'~ S
a tap dancer w~
t S Senate by (
"us Murphy, yQ
once sa1d Mexl
aut ted to field Ia
short and it'~o ca
the lettuce
Murphy''
the .1rid chmot
Cahr and lh~
Clemente Fro11
east across th
Dckrt by the p
II does well It i
!Bam Goldw11
(Robert Dole)
(Strom Thurm
Sen Roman
ad\ocaung the
Harrold Cars
Court on the5e
"Even 1fhe
arc a lot ot
people and Ia
enutled to a
aren 1 the)"!
Brandeases , fr
do7o~"
More vtr
Murph}'" Stra1
to conclude tho
and the nuon~
Mar~is t ploh
One
•~pect\ of re
1.s that the
clo"C pnoJUq
10volved in
I don't
actor.. who
Sht J...ow•J
how they
the mustcal
wee ...
The)
IQ._e
whether at
forklifl true
I do
apologize
menll I .... !
do, nowevec
apotoane
that play.
Hav1n
Rosa. 1 do~ •i?ee ca~
R .::f /,COO
vr 7116 24JAJ /
__...
Editor
Road one: per\on an every car
ang pat.t bu~ h11chh1ker cv1~1tu
one pero;on 1n every car
petroleum that w11l not be free
year\. w1ll not e)tl!l\ 10 52 yean
an) but the \oCr} nch (ycl> yo
Look aga1n, fnend,,
noon and 4 p m See all the
runnang runntng to
somethtng grandma mamta1n1
day a-. \he wulk-. to the store andc
an her ~rdc:n but we dm<t
dnve and bum petrol, need paril
places and joggtng track!\, d
the ume to p1ck up three
hitchhiker or take the bus 10
mornmg and you say we'rt
of \\hot the "orld 1-. about
our hall?
Nov. o field bccom~
the run-off anto the m.er
mud oind h:.ss v.ater for each
ammedaateh around I like to
soccer 10 the spnng. pia) ,·,, ""'
wou:h the l~ and not havt
ba~ball coach tell me to
bec.aut.e thio; ili the only f1eld
We Will have: performed :s
servtce on th1., h11l Fifty 'te311
plannmg 10 a 200-year cycle.
ha\'e a n1ce graveyard {or
d1nosaul"\ of \\eel and greed
Da\•id
Sincerely, Up
( olb} Schmlll tukc 11
)hove It
He loved it not
Haal, Haal to the P1onrrr
(Jic) Agaan we see a poor•-.: .• \ltn
art1cle, thl\ one about Sht' L.o\'tl
La~t Tuesday. a fr1end of
accompamed me to the: pia~
had ~een the: !Ulme play weeks
done by the Callery Playen
Oregon Professional actang
Her c:onclu11ion · The LC vers1oo
Mfar supenof'' Poslibly Mr
could make the same co11npa,.
rather than comparins a cotne<:l)l
very ~nous play ( Unclt Jlan,.,~
JournalJam like thu 11 uru1"'
table and as more suated to the
Hish level
Pionur Lu~. March 9. 0
Richard Hoyt
·-lbf rlnn~f t..,.
The ed1tors of the P1onttr Log
tell me they're inter~ted an en­
couru{ltn8 urucles frorn the faculty
KnoW1ng that I dascovered the VIrus
that elected Jimmy Caner, they ask­
ed rne Cor a report
My colleagues on the faculty all
~~ave notton~ aa to why people
behave a' they do. Kevin Kelly wall
tell you people are mouvuted by
thCif be\t intere•t Helena Carlson
mi~hl \B)' too many people love thetr
mothen Zaher Wahab u ~a1d to
ha\e h1~ tdeM a' well
The)"re. ull wrong The real
1 rca~on' Jammy Carter was elected
1 President nrc med1cal and
1 meteorolog ical
Albert E1nstean is saad to hove
aotten hi!> nuparauon for the Theory
of RclataVIty while ndang a trolly I
1ot m1ne wh1le considenng which 11
the 'mart darec:uon lO ride a btcyc:le
aero'\ the country The answer,
because of the prevailing wands. ts
v.est to east
fht.1e land wmds and lhe c:or­
rcspondmg Jet stream in lhe
stratosphere carry a deadly virus
(Hoyt'~ Vtrus) that attacks c:c:mun
ponaons of the brain, rendering us
Yldtms ancapable of handling an
1dea rherc are two common symp­
tom\ a tendency to carry an 1dca to
It) logac..~l if b11.arre concluston and a
su~epllb lll\y to rn)hton or .. group
thinl .. (We all know how the flu
Vlru\ hns ravaged the campus the laat
month or !iO.)
There arc two stratns of the
\lru$ Murphy') and SaVIo's
Murphy's Stram IS named after
a tap dancer who was elected to the
l \ <ienate by Cahfomia voters. 1t
"'"!> Murphy. you'll remember. who
once sa1d Me~acan s are espec1olly
1U1ted to field labor because they're
hon und u's ea61er for them to rench
the lett ucc.
Murphy's <itnun incubat~ an
tht arid c:hmnte of Orange County,
Cahf and the environs of San
Clemente From there 11 l$ put~he<i
ea~t ocron the Great Amencan
De\Crt by the preva11ing land wmd~
It d~ \\-ell It mfects the Southwt$t
f&rr) Goldwater). the M1dwest
(Raben Dole) and the Deep South
(Strom Thurmond) Thus we have
Sen Roman Hru.ska of "lebraska
;1(1\ocaung the appotntment of G.
Harrold Canwell to the Supreme
Coun on these grounds
f, en 1f he were medaocre , there
are u lot ol medtocre JUdges and
people and luwye~ . and thev are
entitled to n little representataon
aren t they? We can't all ha\e
Brandear~~. Frankfurten and Car~
dOlO\"
More varulent mfecuont> of
Murphy's Strain hove caused people
to conclude that rock 'n roU musac
and the fluoridation of water are
Manast plot\ ••
'iav1o was the young man from
Berkeley who daacovered , m 1964.
thnt the JIJI o'clock news as an the
murket for some good theater Thua
wo\ hom the Fr« Speech Move­
ment, the lOCliC:S o( WhiCh were
opphed to everything from black
people to .~boruons . As an afn1ction
ll became known lU "The Move­
ment"
Sav1o'" Stram thnves an moist
climate'\ It d1es 1n farm country It
When in Rome,
do as the RolllJlm
Contmutd from pagt 6
member to call .. Ralph!"
The lady who runs our board tog
house 1:. hung-up on offenng her
water every time she ~« her with a
gla<~~ of wine in her hand The lady
does hove good reason to worry.
though. with Sue Stevens suck1ng on
lit res and two or our beds collapsang
the fi"'t v.eek from overcrowdang
and from Ron John,on •l«pmg too
heavaly. fev. books lrom the group
libran \Cemed IO ~et thtnp nghl.
The com.ensu~ on the drt here as
that ltuliun Ren:m.,..nce '!lculptor.
had ver) ltule .;en"e of the propor­
tion of the mole body R.tnd K.tplan
made: thl" observation hr\t. and Sue
and Murtha were forc:cd to agree
allc:r some quu:l cro!l~ cheeks to
Moreno and Mantto, respectivdy
Eben 'ihnparo has sttll to ascertom
the accur.tc}' of sculpted female
Editor apologizes to actress
One ot the most paanful
ll!\ptCt' ol revaewang college play
•~ that the reVIewer must hve 10
clo'e prol\imity to the student!>
mvolved m \UCh producuons .
I don't know most of the
actor. who performed m the play
~ht· /Dvt.f ~t. but 1 can amagane
hov.-the-. mu!lt feel after I raked •
the musacal over the conla last
week
They would probably hke to
toke andtVIdual \Wtpes at me.
whether it be With f1st1. feet, or
fork lift trucks
I do not feel at nc:ccssary to
apologize (or duroptory com·
ments I made about the play. I
do, however. f«l it nc:ceuary to
apoloJlte to one of tbe acton an
that play.
Having never met Lucy
Rosa. I don't know if she'll ever
P1ont~r Lotc. March 9. 1978 re.ud tht\ or care what I say here.
but I must apologize lor a com­
ment I made about her in last
v.eek''> Pionur L.og.
I .. 1id in my revaew ot Sht
Lovt'1 Mt• that "Rou. must be
commended lor an excellent sang­
In& voace. well worth any mone)'
her parents spent on voace
I~\On~ ..
By thou comment. I d1d not
intend to take 11 wrc:ullc pot shot
at her, but 11 wus pomted out to
me later that the statement could
hove been Interpreted that way.
My sancenty did not come
through
I owe Mtss Rou an apology
(or lenvms that statement open
Cor •uch an anferenoe. May ahe
ncH'f stop StnJ1nJ. the weather was right
incubates in rhe San Franc1sco bay
area and i5 carried north a1nd east by
the Jet .strum. It 11 re1ponS1ble for
Wayne Mor1e and Oregon s bottle
und manJUana law'
Savio'~ thnves 1n caties, along
the Great Lakes and tall of the
Appalacaan Mount.uns .
More vtrulent mfeeuons of
SuVIo '~ Stnun are responstble ror the
conc:lusaon by mthtant blac:kJ 1hat all
whiles are ract'lt devlla and by m1li·
lant femtniSlS thai betng a lesb1an II
--
proponaon s, thoush he', asked JUn
a bout ever}· woman who has propor·
tion.\. The score 1'!1 sull ().()after ~even
weeks of play
Our host famthf!) tn the town of
forll were truly a festive bunch of
people Every week we gathered ill
the church dance hnll an Vecchtaz­
zanna (a small town near ForLO.
court~) of Debbie Nachob' family.
and danced our little hearts out.
lri!l Walling and Neal Johnson
were always big hiu wnh thear danc­
mg abilitie!>. Bill Jordan· s sister just
!otood there bumptng wtth m}
saster~.v.ho in turn couldn't take her
eyb off Pieter Leffen) .•• who wa:\
bu:;y \\atching Bill'! cou~in ... who
~a) trying to penetrate the nng of
bod1e around Sue ond Martha
(Moreno .md Mur11Jo apan) preferable to hv1ns w1th men
PhystClaru. Will teU you Vlruaet
c;hanae eaa1ly: they mulate. h't tou&h
findan& the bttle bugaen. much leu
defcndang apanst them That ac­
count' tor much of the worry o1bout
thoae dead Leaaonna~ru 1n
Ph1ladelphaa and the fuss about the
re..1ppearance of Swine Au that wu
pandem1c: in 1918,
Hoyt's VJrUI
Vanous mutations
--alao mutates.
resulted in
~l with an orange that someone
\qUi!thed while s1tttng down on Jill's
bed We didn't lhtnk she'd dt,cover
our 'ecret ince JHI had washed her
'hecb 1n the b1de1 (n ~ink that offers
up-and-down-running water). I
gu~' we've just got to llccept this
ladf~ curio~ity as we',·e learned to
accept architecture lcc:turc:s in the
ram. the danger of crossing a street
wuhout a suit of armor, and [trip
leader) Clayton Morgareidgc'!
detcct1on to the communist cause.
The truth 1s that we'\e really
been ha-.mg the t1me ol our coUec­
uve lh~ here, and I hope your
\lotnter term wa5 us rewardintt and
educataonal ()eo> Cbff Hamar.
t'duc auunaf) a~ ours. EnJO) }Our
hnal , :.nd v. ntc: one lor w:. Rest chanJing ruh.ion1 in lan11Jagt: ,
clothing. mu11c and bfettyle cb.t
be,in in CAlifornia and spread east.
Thus the shon-hved popularity of
the upro11on '"groovy." of mini­
d:.irta (alu), of communes, atudent
ltCll"'"m you name it.
Jtmmy Caner's victory was
anured in 1976 by an e•ceptionally
wet ltutumn an the South and in the
Northca~t . fhe drought in Califor­
nia should have womcd Camr; it
was the cue that Gerald Ford would
take that state and its pile. of eledoral
votes The television networks
~1lsted their time with George
Gallup and Lou Harru when they
should b.ve consulted the US
Weuther 'ervicc.
But W&Jt, you ask. what about
Jimmy Caner? How is it that he is
fatrly hbcral b) most Southern llan­
dards? 'The answer is Atlanta Caner
was go"ernor of Georaia and lived in
Atlanta. Urban areas tend to be
immune to Murphy's and prone to
Savio's. The reason is that
au1omobile and 1ndustnal fumes
trap he-11 and moisture in a
phenomenon known as the
·Hothouse Effect."
The Hot houae Effect ia
wom11ome to environmentalists . A
'•de effect is that c:itu:s like Atlanta
and Dc:n\er arc much more libc:raJ
than the rest of Georsia or
Colo~ do,
I'm thtnkang about applying for
a hatr million &r~nt from the
• ational ~n tttute of Health to
ISolate lruS virus I'U need John
Bro\\n• 1gna1ure on the Jrllnt
apphcauon. I'm sure that after he
rcad:r. thts artaclc: he'll b.\'e no mer-
•
Ho}'t t.J an asJUitlflt prufnJor of
,·ommumrallotU
as~ured we rai<se our ghuses to you.
and \iichelanttelo's O.:avid S8}'5
MHowdy'" to Bill WnJton, Rod Bond
and all ocher malpropon ioned
Ponlande rs.
John Guma.uo
Italy O..ers~aJ Tnp
P _.., to .St:tC)' Roul-1 p11e your
mc:ssnge 1o the b1g man of marble.
but pc~nall) 1 sun hke Jimm)'
bener
Last winter issue
nus issue completes the
Pionn:r Log pnnting schedule
(or the owmter term The first
tnuc of spnng term ...,,u be Apnl
6
Da~ in ForU were abo prttt)
CltCIUng \\ e COUld U!iU&IIy be found
dunng the morning in the \ame
I<~.~Cl. 1 bar. 5tppang beers and dts·
cu!'>~mg the fallen R Ullstun ~atclhte~
and )uch. f"hen there were tho\e of
U) who dbcovered the "Ccntrnl Bar."
The Centrol Bar is the hangout or
Forlr, three long hain and of the
trUJ) progr~si~e elements of the
Communist Part)-lill.e the people
we watched beating on wn,htub~ an
the street for three hours. The}
d1dn't really do an)'thing. the) JU)t r--------- ..... --......................... --............... ___ . -------------------~
tood Lhere being communis ts.
That v.-as the .'\arne day Kim
Vandenberg ace nine madamu (all
red) and the da) .tfter a runaway bus
took a .. hot <!I Sam Starr and myself
ouutde the cla.uae~t dtsco we had
ever seen tcla'\'Y. if you cun ian ore all
the 16-year...old C4~novu and the
17-mmute-long Donna Summen·
.)tyle disco)
No m1B•r ean compare to Amy
RnVltch on the guitar, espectally
when she's accompamed by Steve ~
Robnuon and live pllons of San
Giovese cha.anu. After a while. she
sounds hke the: heart uf folk rock.
and by the end she 1ounds pretty far
away. Then the lad~ wbo runs the
boardina house comes an and com­
plains about us p&aytn& hade-enii-JO-Campus 8oa 21
Lewis and Clart College. Ponlano Oreoon 9721i
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Edllor·tn-Chlet. Jott Ptorce 8usln ... MeMger. John Scott
News Editor: Ptlyths Oster
Copy Edllot'l Perry OIJOn Ham Holz·
nagel
Sporu Editor. Kim Har1W\g
Enlet1atnnwnl Edllor: Usa Groen1ng
Art OltKtor: C.!Ollne Gale
PhoiOtjrapf\y Ecllora: John KhCIUif ,
K&rl Patlf'Mtl
Contposltlon Editor: Sharlene Kamoto
AdYertt.inQ MaMger: Totrr Padgett
Circulation Ma~ Antla Matt.a
Wr1ltra; Sarah BUtna, Murrav Coleman,
Chuc:!t. Fan, Diana JOII~. Bambi
l.ttctvnan , Greg NtehOb. Ann Putraon,
Dave Powell, t.ort Putman. AJ.,c.
Saaonge , Anne Stamer. David Un­
termeyet
SpoJu: Murray Coleman , Julta Jonu.
Jonn Klleke~ , Da..,. Lowe, Vtnc:e Woods
,...,. Wottct Cindl 0w1n1
P.ol)lclt. Oc:cunwnce.: K&rwn LomDerd
campus In Bnet ArttUt Maru
PM~ntph,: Bill OMM. Ken Flbrica,
o.lor•Jonea. Martt Koten. Fred UAue,
Dwight Ley, Byron Atoe, Ron Alclwde
P•odllclklfo: a.ny aotwowa•. Ray
Clark, Jeff Otxon. Ctluc:tl Fall. Uanha
Gomblf'D.. Katl LaA..al, L011 Putman.
~s·~ eompo.ttJon · Cindy Bryant. Janls
Clart... l<aren HArada EltUbeth Heflin.
Gr1ce lnokuc:tll Coloy Schmln
Anlat: Matt Wumer
Photo ecrwnlng: KM1 PeterMtl. Dwlgh1
Lay-
Map .ctwteor. Richard Hoyt
$91rttuel to!d.nc:e: Sa rio a stra n
•
ONida! publication of ,,... .a. .. octateo
Students of L..U and Clark. 06t5 SW
Palatine H1ll Ro.d. Ponland, 0~
972'9 Printed weekly Dy IM la._ 0.
"90 ~..,.. and the s.ltwood s..
S.cOild CIISS poat. paid II Pott'-"d
Ot.gon Annuat eubK.r!DtJQn eo.t, 13.75
lor U S sublc:nben.
Standald rates for display ad~
t•aino. $2.25 per column InCh. $75 half
~ . S150 lull page Charv- IOf
CIMalfled .st. S 05 I* word
Vle~n ~ arw mo. ot tN
writers and cto noc na c 7 srenrv f'9flact the
wtewa Of the Stud-"1 bOdy, the r.tufty 01
u. c:oHege .tmlnl.-ratlon u~ ~ .,. IUVQII~ and ~~
by the eclitof'l and maMQif'l of tnia
paper Met Nflect • mlljQftty opinion of
lftO II oftiCerl
7
• of mould
The Maori berit•F •a. .,.
cally nchcr than any olbc:r •
lyncsaa I have eooounteftd Ja4~
'VlOp weapoDI, toob and ~
~ aJJ finely-aafied. dCStJDed to \t
athetic u well u practicable
The toumu atop on • r~
idSC to watch the Maon childrtt
imnuna. A uny prl •tara up,
~m and lifu a l:ulnd A penny 1
ppcd from the bridge and plO!I
;0 the OVCf The Jll'l dJVCS, catci!Q
~penny. emerge~. and puu 11 inUr
;uch of her cheek. Then 1
plause on the bndgc and IPtnUc
•ck eyes atare up
Many more coma arc lUck~
to the nver Some of the IJII'CSii•
~tdrcn are squ•rr cl~heeked ~
c dover honks and the a~
rgms to dnft toward the bus
Wtutlhotft Is a formtr mCVICt
g tdltor of tht Ptonecr Lo1
rJtioMdjor his stcond ytar with
ract Corp.f in Apia,
'ZJTIOO
)QhN #<./i(lt
LC art wanted
for spring show
All I e\1. 1s and
graduate<> and underttradua a.a
arc encouraged to ,ave
original urtwurk lor u JUrted
.. hu\\-to b< held I rom Ma)
throu~h 27 ~prtn!! term II
T cmplet on Center
Spon~orcd b> the
department . cash pnre-. w1ll
&\\.arded lor :~tudent urtwor~ ·
the tollowmg c:atesone pu
tmg. draw1ng, pnnt), sculpt
ceramiC" textiles a
cnlhgr;~phy
Rcgt\trauon wall be
Apnl 30 and May I For mon
1nlormatton call Lee A
sc:aba Mnn til Entertainment
Music Box shows 'Shane', Astail'e
•
1 i•• (.rut:ntnc
floal" J.or: t'nltrtalnrntnl tdllur
The hl\1 It"-weeks ol uny term
,1 1 e" 11 and C larl< ure filled with
10~1ou~ student'> und unu&uully
qUit'l dorms .,~ the threat of hnal
c,1m~ bc:ar., down on everyone
1 he <;tudcnt\ Organued for Ac·
uuttc! l'ilm \Crt~ ha., been dtston·
1.nucd unul spnng term and F1r
,crcs fhcatcr and E!\'ans
Audatonum h;ne tombh~ e ot·
~pheres. a\e for nervous
!!udent ~ per I ormtng for the last
pade
In J·acld~ Omang Room
t~udcnt pm "If"' on the1r hJch
SJ}IO!J. ..I'm crammmg -don't
I bother me," and l!icndshtp~ <ttc
1hehed unul ea51cr ume'
It's enough to drive vou cmzy.
But there tsunother world om~•de of ,. I c~ll' .. tnl.l Cl:uk Yes, Vir&JnUa,therc
·~ n Reuluy.
Whtlc moM ol the do~ntown·
Portl.tnd movu:huu .. e .ur ttllshow·
tng thelf ( hn!ltmlls releaAc~. the
Mu,ac: Ro.11 t howtng some golden
olthc. And tl the lrenry ol rinul' ha1
renlly gotten to you, perhup~ a little
C!\C:tpe 11 JUst what you need.
SponJorcd hy Ben,on and
Hedges, /{}() aj thr Grtatt.fl Movtc
< laJtlrJ Sene!! lias oflcnngSha nt, u
1935 "-C:Siern ducc:ted by George
Ste\en!l, .md Marnng ,\lan Ladd,
Jean Arthur and Van Henm Ludd
mude a swttc.h from private e)c film1
to ~tar a' ')hone, a retired gun·
righter who dec.~ des to hu \'t one last
gundo'4 n wuh ugJy, rotten J1tell
Palancc
.lean Arthur •~ one ol man}'
taiwan homesteaders who euches
l...add'' eye 1n the btttcr light to
o\crcome Atuhborn cattle b.uon•
THE OLLLLLD HONOR OF THE WEST
The creed of the west never shoot a man In the back (But losing one's
nose for the sake of a silly movie supervision seems just a little too
much ) The Music Box theater downtown will present a series ot
golden oldies during spring break who h1ne alrcadv scored on the best • and btggeu land
I he clautc yarn about ho~ 1he
\\est '.lrasn't really won 11 number
three in the ~ccond erie1 of ten films
do "'~ Showtng lor only Sl on
Fuduy o~nd s,,turday evenings dur·
mgspnng bre.tk wtll ~ .s ... mg Ttmr..
the sixth of a ten·film c:ontrJCt wuh
Fred AJtatrc and Ginger Rogers.
In I<IJ6 there was a depreliston
going on out 1de the R K 0 atudaos,
but you couldn't tell from the onyx
Ooor and chrome staircases that
Fred and Ginger dunc.cd on to the
tune ol !longs like ~1 he Way You
l ook Ton~ght," ~A Fine Romance"
and WPtc:k Yourself Up." As one of
lhe best example3 ol esC"'.tpism,
,\l'. mg !lmt wall be hO\\.n on March
17 and lb
lhe next ~eckend ol March 24
and 25 ~all ortcr Gilda, o cult film
among European mo\te bufh. es·
pe'mlly 1n Fr:lncc, as a l!hO"-~ -ne lor
pm--up g1rl R IIU linyworth
l·or veau Gtlciu wur. pnmnnly -remembered us the movae an whac:h
RtiB Hn)~ort h ~rlormed WPut I he
A lame on Mame," <litho ugh club
SJntier Anua Elhs :actually supplied
lhe dubhc:d \'ocal. But more recenll)
the lilm ha~ been catcd for the
tangled. neurotic: se.xu.Jllly the
French :tlwa\·s kne'4 was there . •
There ~·rc plenty ol other ac·
uvmes going on downto~n. but for
m10d<o fr.uLied b) too muc:h studving
the best rclugc ~ern.~ to be to lank
b<Jclt. tnto ,1 darkened theater and
sturc numbl)' at an old film that
won't ~tram your lntellcctu.JI capaci·
1).
.lu)t put your mind on hold
on I} a dollar. It's TAPPING TOES
• Gmger Rogers and Fred Astatre keep In hme •n thetr rap danctng as
they dance lhetr way through a senes of ten films
Brooks pokes fun at the great profile
Bambi Litchman
01 til~ PlOnHT I oa
II you hke Hitchcock, ee HIKh
Anlitt)' If )OU hkc Mel Broou, \ee
High An tti'H, but the more
Hatch~od. you ve S«n, the more you
"''II enJO\ Brook\' new film.
Broo io.~ kmg o( Pokang Fun,
has \allnlcd westerns, horror film:5,
and of cour.se. stlent mOVIe\. Th1s
time he·., done: it to Hitchcock and 10
m3n} 'icen~ he's done it well
At one point Broou parod1es
PH·thu \ho'Aer (cenc where Janet
L c1gh \C:duc::uvcly disrobes and the
audtenct '' afforded a glimp!>e of
\Cnsuou~ dl!rnerc In High A mtltt•· tt
1' rotund lank Brook.'i who drops hi~
clothe' and ~tep' anto the shower
<:;pan-ofl fur~ are pulled from
lcrttJlll p,l•rht•, Norrh by
Nurthn t'H and Th~ 81fciJ. II ~oU'\e
'>een the .mgtnah you will rc-.el an
Brool..' c:unauures Rrook5 add~ u
,pattcnng ol nc" 1~ l~h. opec11111y an
tht attadl. ol Th•• Btr<b
, Chms I eathman ts ab olutel) stunmng ~llh her portrayal of the
head nu~ at the lm.lltution for the
\'erv Vcr. Ner.ous. Her character i~ • • •
garbed tn outlandish d~~ . complete
'Art I h a ~hgh t mustache .
fh1 ma) be the l:ut chance
)'ou'll get to sec LCJ.tchnutn in suc:h
ra~ lorm. In her role as Ph)lhs on
tele' 1s1on she was ne\ er gi\cn the
opportunit y to don leather llnd ~tcld
whip,.
Leachman and Harvey Korman
ure am ter 'tafl members ~~ the
ho~pllal ' where HiKh .-tn:fltl)
unfolds Korman I' ceru1nl) the
,ut>ord1nate <~taH member and the}
do !tOme pretty interestmg ntra·
curncular therapy together :
Le.1chman "uh her lt.ithcr and
whtp', Ol COUt'le.
In uddinon to the1r ~c,ual
thcrap) the} do picot) ol cheming
ut lout pia}
Brooks 'loon arrive ~ at the In·
utullon to 1.1kc the posnaon of Head
P ~och1atra t But sometlung as
tcr.ubl~. terribl rotten and Rrooks
~mcll 11 out
~ladehne Kuhn l' the dam cltn
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFE
GAS: k/1111• Wow ..._.
........ Mllll Ql ........... ...... ~
PARTS: 1-..~
By popuiGI /Umrd llwl'!fll"'"
Clwwon luu offrr~d au IMN prSu
rfthJcuom . /. D. ttud ,.qu;,rfl_ } tGIIon
min. on flU dUcowtt. I «tJIH
Tt~jltNs F~"Y Rlt 4 T~rwiUil'6' · 14$-
4174 CHEVRON di!Me Her m1llioruurc lather has
been tmpw•oned an the institution b;
Lcachmun and Konnan and she
~OlniS 0:-.dd) OUt.
Hcr.d Nurse l cachm3n pulled a
hooa on Brook! ~hen he ·..-.-cnt to
c:umane the tllwtnow -oadd) -
he ub:>tltuted Duddy for n pauent
who thought he ~ s a dog. The
sub~ututc as Charlie Callas tn pa·
Jll~ Callas makes a charmang
do Fpc who. anadcntall) trtcs to
hump Broolo:'' leg.
Murder. lntriauc and e ctte·
mcnt ensue when Brooks obhgJngly
1ud!\ l(ahn Chl\'lllrous he u. tinally
tctung ht) ju1t rc"-ard The end
cene, as 10 } uung FranA trut~m . is a
bed ~cene.
You probahl) ~on't mass Gene
\\ 1IJcr but )OU misht mass Madehne
~o;,,hn·!> u"ual add•uon to the btg
erccn She ' aast a~ Huchcocli:'s
rcrcnlally ~ool blonde, hut she stuys
a hlllc ~;,~ld lor ue«s
Y ,,u ~ un't "·tnt to mt Brooks'
amllotton ol Frun~ ~1natra and a
t>:tb\ ~ h1ch he docs not do • amuhoneou'l) •
Omefettes
Breakfast 1\ll Oavl
I am-7 pm
Tues.. ..SOn.
Mealtickets
.... tor Students
0439 sw Macadam
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9 NATIONAL •
SWIMMERS ON A NATIONAL LEVEL
Back row (L to R)-Coach Gary Emblen, Rod
McDonald . Ke1th Mundy Tom Jackson. Barry
Harts. Front Row-DIVIng Coach D1ck Ferns. Cratg Martin, Laura Baumhofer . Jeannte Pfeiffer Ken
Foley, Mark Moore. Baumhofer and Pfeiffer wtll
compete in womens nationals m Georg1a
Stic back to Sckavone
OaH lo~e
Of dw l't(>n('<'t I oJ
Despite h1gh hopes anCf high
CO)h, the lc"-i"' and Clark baseball
team will probably not pla) any of its
home: gamo on LC\ nc:"" baseball
field this \Ur. OriginAl plans called
for the en~1re faciht)' to be completed
before the season began. but to date
I here are $C\cral thmp leh undone.
The nt"' field, butlt at a cost
hel\loccn 575,000 and SIOO,OOO. has
been the pet proJect of the baseball coach Mtdc\ Hcrgen lor man)
\e311i. • • "'ll's been \ er) d1sappomung:
11 i~ aoo bad," Hergen sa1d ... 1 am
unhapp\ on two account . First. the
wa) the gra'\ was put an has caused
.:.ome problem~ . The turf is une"·en
and lump~ m spot or the anficld.
• -second, there ha~ ~omeumcs
been problem-. of communication)
bet\l.c:en the mtcrc.,ted parties. lake
the contmctor and the maantenancx
Sports Catalog
Ba.,J.;crbaU- Lcwh and Clark
ended itr; 1978 basli.ctball ~son
v. ith a 91-75 lo to Linfield College
in the National A'sociAuon ol lnter­
collctpate Athletics DI\Uion It
pla)ofCs The Paoncers miSied their
first 18 .shou of the game llS Lmfield
ron otT a 20-0 fint half lead. Linfield
ad,-nna:d to the semifinal$ before
Jo5ang 90-88 to Nonhwcst • azerenc
College
Classifieds
~ ORt\ I~ .1.\l' \:"!leach EnJlish con•,;ru·
uon No u~. dCJit'C'. or Japu~CK re­
qwrcd Sefid lonr. aamped. tdi..Odtcurd
cn>'dopc lor .Jr:wl1. JAP S·~ 411 ~
Cc!ltc:r, C~ntn~ha ~A 9~31
t 11·1\Jn't 11 the 111u• What mote could flap pea
~ll
1 HANK HH , n PL.,f.1Tt::R~. lor • rull)
•upct t.cnnl THE "-IZ
I OR ALl \01 R PEkS<J'IALNEEt>s.SH
D t OR l CiS, Ocklt tWI -...
T\ PI'\C FOR STUDENTS A!'I.D
Tt;A( KI:Rt;. Haw rcfcftnca WUI picl up
and clcli~ eau M4-7194 -
EXPtllltM ·r.o TYPlNC aDd 111UUCnbtn 1
doac I rom cauctlc tapa or roudl dn.fu 110
IBM·II 231-6876 lntramunll s· 01rec1or Sue
Pctcl"\on announced an extended
pion for spnng tenn intramurals .
Dcpcndm~ on tntcrCllt and space
availab1ht). Pcter:.on wtlllut mner­
tube wuterpolo, ~ottball (m May),
the Annual Cross Countrv Bunnr -. Hop. badmtnton. and coed
\ollcyball as probable mtramuraJ
a ell\ uies next tcnn. Actual 5chcdul­
m& "'111 be posted at the begmning of
ncJo term.
TO "-HOM IT t A) CO 'I; C.: ERI'oi I.Jo kno"'•
~oo6., l'lllll •hen t ICC 111 Dt> ICI~'
BAkB I nc•~r \no. ,.hal a pc71cct Clldcna:
'"111 untal I mc1 )t>u' ISoon• Snan') !'. M &. cs
TO CO~ l \F~ ~ROM PUSSYCAT
enRRRo•ll"
MI\UPII\·1'1 F C1111r for a hoi loCPoon ol
fo~nch tocha'
TO lHt CUff. 81 0~01. SE:'\A TO!t c-..ho
lptna all all~moon t~udym' abc (1)fbllluhonl
h't n•cc lo be app~Tealcd by 1Dmronr 1
~ tz_. Don't fo~a th&a "hat a he •orld IIC'cd1
now 11 ~ RUOihlan Pf)<lfftpl
Oi::AR GINA· Somctunn I lccl like a
motherless ch•ld t>earhcan
II ID)On~ "'"" on~nJr on the 17th. Lll
DICKSO"" <Mil~ VERV uPidll
LIZ· Doa Wclsb·lnsh coun1'" ~ IZ
THE Wl.lARl> OOF~ Of WELtOME
SAINl AUGUSTINE
R H I'd lo~ 10 ~« '01 R 81a~) !'i1011c'
L.B
Senate seanetary needed
-
For duties indudmg: keeping sen~te minutes, typing, mailing and
making phone calls on behalf of ALSC Vice-Pr6fdent
Gall Wyman.
The positton pays S100 per term.
All tho~ interested should contact Gail at 2~son, or leave a
message at the ASLC office, elCt. 2-48. Some informal mtervlewlng
will be conducted.
10 Let the students dedde-e -
you can be a part of it all
• peorle. bcryonc has put out u
d1flerent Jc,cl ol effort.
"It is impO!\'>&blc to en' I !'liOn all
ot the problem~ that can amc dunng
con\truction Rtght no"' I · houldn't
ha'e an unle,cl tnlteld that i~ com­
posed of ,c,cn inchc ol and and
one inch ol d1n.
"It ~~ the things hke not hll\tng
an) JHl\locr for the pllchmg mach1ne:.,
or an~ dugout:-;. or :tn.) dramage turf
on the ~idehne!> thut u cau.,1ng much
ol the problem Ba:o.cball j, a game
that i~o not played '>olcl)-between the
loul hnc:~ There he!> the problem."
The hagh cost ol the field ha'
b«omc a rccurnng 1~ue "We could
have saved about S20.000 on the cost
of the ne"" field by 'ecdmg n instead
of laytng turf. I recommended
~dmg. but the dcCt!>ton \loBs ul­
timattl.) made 1n favor of turf,"
Hcrgen ~id .
For many years the P1onccr\
have pla.)cd all ol their home game~
ar Sd a' one Parl, a good five-mile
drive from the college. Thoush inap­
propnarc becau~ ol its distance
lrom LC. the team will have iOme
dtsadvanwg~ "'11 h another year ol
play at ~d avone.
"It '" the ~~ par~ in the cny; 11
1s alwa)~ ready for play," Hergert
:.aid ... The man in charge keeps at an
major league cond1t1on Our
veteran'> arc u~cd to 11 and that
would give Ul ..tn edge mto lhe
!lealon The: major disadvantage n
the fenCCl· they arc IOO shon
"The Ul!.tang bleacher and
concc~,ion :ootandr. there are the best
around. ln the past we have hod
wonderful ~uppon I rom the LC stu­
dent bod) and faculty at Scavone,
but the games •hould be closer to
th~ people"
The baACball team has. however
been U!~lng the new field for 5c:Vcral
~ccks of pnscuce
"I wdl not play on that field,"
Hergert satd. "unttl I can present a
first clan ball park I Will not subject
the team and the fans to that The
field has great pOISibahues. I fit 11 not
ready. 1 don't want to play there."
II there 1r. plenty of ram th11
spnng the P1oneers m1ght be com­
pelled to usc thear new focthttct,
since Sck:lvone lack• the proper
dramagc Hergert 111d, "It mtghl
force the team to play at the new
spot. but I can't \ec at u a lot of
people would be standtng around
v.ithout any dugoula or bleachefl ,"
The P1onc:en kjck orr the 1978
baseball )Ca\On with an opener on
Friday, March 17 llt Sckavone Park.
I p m. • •
Yo and background
keys to 1978 netters
tnhn Klic:l..er
(lf lht 111uonr I "I
<\ o,tron~; lr~bman mnucntc I\
the bud.honc: to thl\ year\ men·,
tc:nn" team
· \\t re a prttl)' young team,"
'aad Head Coach Tony Evam "We
ho,~· onl) three member~ from Ia~\
-.car'' team back R1ght nu~ there
arc ''' fre,hmen ~omewhcrc an the
top e1ght ..
.lefl ~chunk currentl) the
number one: pluyer on the challcnt~c
ladder nave cham ben. number
four and coli Seller!> number Sl\
arc the three. rcturnmg player\
•· rc,hman Pelcr Mcktntncl<. 1s
holding 1 he number two ~pot on lht
team ~ktpper Well~ . also a
frc:,hmun '' currently holdmg the
thtrd 'ceded position, and freshman
we, lawrence (filth seed)
I he team\ hrst match wall be
M;.trch n Evnn~ ~td Lhc starten tn
that match \\ 111 be. from the top mnc
pia) c:r\.
"We appear to have a -.Lrongcr
tc.1m thi' \car, but 11 ''hard to make •
lan~ prcdtcllon"> on the season. From
u fundamental ~1.1ndpoint \I.e have
good potcnttal but match ex·
pcrience 1 what I m wluttng to ~cc:."
sa1d !lv-ans.
~can~htle the: Lcwt\ and
Clur~·,. "'omen·~ tenm~ team w11l be
• ,trot.:mg lor m mnth con eeuuvc Non h''or Contcrence title
!It,, ,,,n
· l '"' year we won
1\orthwc:" conretencc: cham.
puln,IHJ'' I nr 1 he eighth year tn a
rn\\ .. utd Jlc:ad Conch Vlt&Jnl.t
Neal "I don 1 thmk there arc aal
.. m.11l ~ollc:ge, m our area with tbt
k1nd of talent we hove •
, cal atd the hne up lorthdin:
match. \\h1ch w1ll be held regutn.
110n da) March 22 aga11ut
\\.t~hmgt on '\tate Umvc:nity, 1s ne~ 1
)tl dctcrmmed But there are fivt
rcturntnJ pl.tvef\ who lool. hopeful
V argtna.t ~harp. number ore
pta .. cr lrom hm year. Don111
Rot,om ~ ho ha, also filled the
num~r one '>POl ltnda Brumder. 1
lormcr number one pOSitiOn holdet
Dana Burne~ who hn~ held Ill­
number 1 hrec. ... pot. and HeiCII
Andcr,on .1rc the rclurntng playen
who olf'C 'l(lllklng strong, .• uccordlnr
to Nc:al
"l·re~hmu n Pam
\>oorlcd her wa.) up to the number
lour po\lllon · w1d ~cal "She m1£)u
"'10 .1 h1gher po\ltlon, \he 1 a ''n)
:.trong pht) cr ...
'lle.al added that the lcJm IUUIJ
chJIIc.ngmg (or pmmon <ihe fccb
the te.tm ts ~•rong m the up~
dl\ i10ions .and we re !>lrong an tbt
bottom dl\ I \lOR\ a' 'well. OvcraU 1
thm~ we ha .. e u !.tronger team tlw
ln~ot )·eo~r-
WHATA RACQUET
Sen1or Dave Chambers leads the 1978 Pioneer nettera as one of
three returnees from last year's mens team.
•
PIIJntW l..u~: , Mault 9 .
•
• Joclc
Julie Jones
011~ Plonrcr Loa
The future
LeWis and Cit
concludes us sea
rn the Nonhwes1
rcrenc:e Champ
Basin Idaho
Com pet an~
,..ere freshmat
(eighth tn the
Th1s.' (23rd tn t
10phomore Stc
quahfied m all
~lalom , slalom,
"Sieve pi
ilalom, eaghth
and tied lor 24tt
cYent," said Oicl
dtrector and t
turned in a fine
and we esumatc
m lhe all-arou
petitiOn."
The team
• crcasang suppo
mu011y mcludi
which donated
team sweaters a
)-ear.
.. We have
bo$1 the next
PIOOShlpS, Whl
Hood Meadow
&atd .. And
tbe meet, our e
to compete: "
Pionttr Log • ckground
etters
nhwcllt t onlerena: tttlc
~onn
"I •'"~' scar we won the
rth\\c~t conference cham.
n~htp ll lor the ea8hth year •n 1
•, ,,ud Head l oach VarJJnu
I. I dun 1 thank there are an)
all c.ollese' 10 our area w1th tbc
d ol talent we have
'~(cal \IUd tht ltne Uf' lor lhctnu
tch "htch wtll be held regmra.
n da} March 12 ugaanu
l'hangton State Unl\ersuy, i1 noc
determmcd Bu1 there an: fatt
Urninl_l f'l•l)ef'> who look hopeful
\'1rginta ~ harp number O[(
\ocr I rom ln~t ~ear. r>on111
,~,om who ha' ulfto fttled lk
mbcr one '>POl, I tnda Brumdcr.a
mer number one po~at10n holdrt
na Burne' who hn!> held ti-­
mber three \put und Heleo
der~on .me the returning pla)cn
o arc "lookang )trong,'' accordtnl
~tal
Mfre.~hman Pam L ocn Ju,
rl.:ed her WU) up to the numbt;
~r po!.ataon," 'atd 'lie: .. I She m•r•
a higher po~tt1on . 'he '' a 'WI
ong pln}.er "
'leal added that the team u Sllil
~llen[lang for po~m on ~he ftclt
• team j, 'trong 1n the uppct
j.,ion .and "\\c're 'trong in tlx
ltllm dl\ j,ion' a" well. 0\cl'lll,l
nl. we have a ~tronger team thu
1 year ..
)QUET
8 Pioneer netters a a one of ontt
steam.
•
Pwnrn l.4lg. \.(arch 0,
• Jocks left • on shoulders
Fifth straight title
Murny Coleman
Of lltt PlonMY I ~
Blue Chtp!i IV avenged an early
season los~ to the Jocks by defeatma
1hem 71-60 to wm thetr fifth con­
~uuve Intramural Basketball
Champ1onshtp game Tuesdoy naJht
Ne1thcr team could dommatc
play m the firat half, wath the penod
endmg m a uc 28-28.
The S«ond half anw the Chipa
adjuat defenstve auignments to cut­
off thear opponeniS' fast break
·our guards weren't gettmg
back (down the coun) because we all
were crashing the boards,"' uid
Ch1pper Darryl Hill
The Blue Ch1~ moved (rom
thetr forte-frec~heeling
basketball -to a more diSciplined
style in lhe second period. Hill sa1d
h1s team staned to play a controlled
one-on-one JZDme
.. We U5ed our one-on-one
t.aJents to go to the hoop." he satd
Rather than one-on-one outsade
jump 'hots. the Chaps concentrated
on workang the lanes for lay-ans
.. We weren't hutang our long
shots," said Hill ... so we started to
penetrate and (eedoff"'
"They thought we were aoang to
play rat ball," he added "We showed
them we can play organu.cd b.aU -
we showed them we could play any
kand of ball we need."
.. That'~ been our problem all
year playtng team ball and beina
orpntzed."
For the Blue Chaps, team
basketball means allowtng all ftve
playen fn::edom to do what has to be
done "We have a lot of talented
players." satd Hill, "so tndividuals
make the team.··
JOHN THOMAS .. We have the best one-on-one
players m the league," satd Blue
skiers to make Bob trip
JuJit Jon~
Of lhr PlonHr to&
The future look.s bright for the
LcWI\ and Clark ski team as it
~ncludcs tU season by particapau ng
10 the 'lon hwest Colleg~ate SkJ Con·
frrence Champ1onslups in Bogus
Basan Idaho.
Compeung for the Ptoneers
v.erc freshman SheUy Randall
(ctghth 1n the g~ant s.JaJom}, Enc
Tlu~ (23rd tn the ~me slalom), and
sophomore Steve Rossetter, who
quahfied in all three event&: g~ant
dnlom. slalom. and cross-country .
"Steve placed seventh an the
llalom, eaghth in the g~ant ~laJom,
and ued lor 24th m tbe cross country
t\'cnt,'' sa1d Dack Noonan, personnel
dtrector and team supervisor .. He
turned 1n a fine overall performa nce,
and we estimate he placed thard place
1n the all-around Sk1 Measter com­
~tllton .,
fhe team has received tn·
t'ft-cJ\108 suppon from the LC com·
I munity mcludang the Mother's Club
-h•ch donated funds to purchase
team sweaten and hats for the ne~t
)'ear
.. We have also been chosen to
host the next conference cham­
P•onshaps. whach will be held at Mt
Hood Meadows next year, .. Noonan
s.aad .. And becaust we are hosung
the meet. our enttre team wdl be able
to compete"
P1onur l.og. Marrh P, 1978 Although the season IS now
offtctally over, the Pioneers are
olready makang plans for the next
year
"We'd hkc to take the team to
lake Tahoe to compete agnmst the
large ~CAA 'ichools c.speaally the
bag ,k, schools from Colorado
Montana and Sevada " Noonan
~•d ~Thts ~•II give us some great
expenence without llffecung
ehgJbtht) and g1ve us an msaght a!> to
ho~ good we re.llly arc." The team wtll also be btUy
planning the htgh school anvttattonal
meet it wtll be hosung next fall
.. We have good 5treogth tn our
rcturrung membcfl. and we should
be atded funher by next year·s
freshmen and tronsfer students,"
Noonan said. ·Tbey are trul)' an
outstanding group or men and
women. and w1th the1r colleetivc
dedacataon and abaht). LC may look
forward to ancn::asingly strons ski
teams " •
. STANLEY H. KAPLAN
HAS COME TO POR II AND
PREPARE FOR:
·DIT ·LSIT •
BRE • OCIT • Ill • SIT
1.11. ·ECF ·FLEI·IQE
NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS • NURSING BOARDS
FIUJble Ptot;~1'11ma 6 Hou111
CJ"hne IS • lflgnnuelt!
For Information Pltua Clll:
• FIFTH TIME'S THE CHARM
Blue Chips IV with Darryl Robers (above) and John Thomas (piCture
left) broke a halftime he to beat previously unbeaten Jocks 71-ac> for
IBL title.
Chtpper Randy Manenplc , •but we
kdled them as a team."
The game wa' a grudge match
for the wmnen. Thear only lou of the
season and ftnt tn five years­
come agaarut cbe Jocks.
Hall ta1d the tcam'a wmnmg
trudtuon insulted a pnde mto his
teammates .
··we take pnde in wmnmg."' he aaid ·That loss [to the Jocks] meant
a lot to us-it reaUy hurt. There's no . way were gotng to lose
toniJht." •
JOC~ 161 .. Stollct 11. TaPPJa 10, Brace 4,
Tuma :ZO, 01'1Ult 10. Sllacr •
llft N,. I\-(7l) • Robcru I. Scbuttlt U.
Thomas II, \huacnplc 10. Wooch6. HiD 10.
Book~r a
Spike1'S 'Fixed' for OSC relays
VInet Woods
Of tbc ~ru I ot
Last Saturday. the defendtna
champton Lewi~ and Clark track
team opened It& 1978 season with a
non-counting meet at linfteld
College
The annual Icebreaker ln­
vttatlonaltook. place tn unfavorable
weather catUtng unfavorable per­
forman~ by Nonhwcst Conference
runner" Coach Eldon fiuaid that a
need for more techrucaJ work was of
pnme amponance to bts spikers.
.. <;.:uurdny', meet indicated we
arc tn need of sktll and quahty work.
but ~e need better weather to ac­
eomphsh that." be said. Fi1t announced the seven
Paoneers from last )ear's squad who
quaWied for the ~onhwest Con­
ference Champion.ahip meet Tater
thas spnns: co-<:aptain Matt Beddoe
tn the .1hot and descu!\, G~JCalhoun
~nd Reck Fergeson an the hurdl~
Robtn Migdol in the 1500 meters.
Marl. Pander in the hammer throw,
and Mike Woolwine: an the 80()..
meter~ . Freshman Rick Stace will
represent the Ploneers 10 tbc uiple
JUmp. tn the NWC ~on--ending
meet.
LC opeM ItS home schedule this
'aturda) a1 Griswold Stadium wtth
the Oregon mall College Relays.
Events stan at I p.m. •
T NTED
PEOPLE NEEDED
If you have a nose for news or an eye
for the arts, the Pioneer Log wants
you to be on next term's staff. We
need reporters, ad .. salespersons,
photographers, typesetters and
production personnel.
If you're creative and willing to
learn and earn credit, too-pick up
a class card for Comm. 224 at
Registration or drop in our office in
the basement of Templeton Center.
•
l 1 I Today 9
•Join tbc Uoloo Army! Student• San­
d· Momwn and Donovan KmgareJOtmna
wuh Dr Donald Mc~cn7Jt of the btology
department to attAck and destro) alltmer on
camplU Trash bags Wtll be provtded Meet
out~ide che large lec-ture room m Pamplin
toda) at 2:30 p m The:,· "'ill be out ptckmg
up tnuh unttl five
•Interact , the ~LC mdto intervtew ~how
"ttl end it~ wmter tenn run tonight 9 p. m on
~LC 860 AM and 104.5 FM The: sho" WlU
dc31 "1th the lat~ circumstance:. "urroun·
dang the Chri<~tian Fe1lo"-.h1p (u described
on p~gc I of thi.\ 1uue.)
•Economl~ majors zare anv1ted to auend
the pre .. entauon of t\\O emor emmar
prOJC:Cb •n Economics toda} ~tm Fer
nandcz wtll r~ent "The Effect.\ or Park lnd
Ride Trnnm Suuom on >\dJaccnt Propert)
\'alue<-'anC) Heath w111 speak on · Cosh
nd Rc"enue lmplicatiom of the Mountatn
Park lkvelopment on Lale (hwego."
The pTeS.Cntallon.s are scheduled I rom' 10
to 5 30 p m toda) 10 Thayer Dmtng Room l
m Templeton Center
•A senlor recital wtll be held ton1ght .1t g
p.m. in Evan.; e\uduonum Marclll (owlb
~111 pill} the clarinet and Mar) kro~ka w11l
per1orm on the sa~ophone
•Lenten medltatlon \\111 tale place in the
(hapeltoda\ at 12.;40 p m
• tt tht Alvin Aile) Dance ompan)
perform 1n the Civic Auditorium March Q
through 11. Perfonnanceut the .auditonum .
122 \\ Cia) wtll began at 8 IS p m Ttdr.et
,nJI be S9. S" 50 or S6 and arc ava1Lable at
the: audnonum box off1ce For more tnlor­
mation call 14!!-4496,
•Tbt llnd Annual NAIA '"'m Cham·
pion .. hiP' "'iU be held m Pamphn ..,port~
Center March 9 throut~h II.
•T1men and burton pushers are needed
lor the: ~auonal 1\ssOCJalton ol Inter­
collegiate Athleucs Sw\m Champtonshlp'>
March 9 to I I Anybod)' tnterbted hould
contact Wlm coach Gary Emblen 10 the
athlcuc department
Fri. 10
•Tht Orecoo State upranc Court will
convene to Portland on March 10 at the
Count)' Courthouse 1021 SW 4th.
Three cases will be held between 9 a m.
and the noon reccJts. An add1ttonaltwo cases.
"111 be heard in the afternoon ~tarting at 1:4S
p.m.
All scuaoru are open lo the public.
•Tbt Uttle Fon&, L1lban Hellman's
ma tcr1ul drama directed b) Bill Dobs.on,
"til be: presented 31 the CtVIC Theatre, I SlO
\ W Yamhill, from Mar 10 through Apnll S
Performance Wlll be Thun.da)'$, Fndoy11
and c;aturdays at 8·30 p.m Students get tn
lor $2 SO
• ears Roebuck and CompanJ wtll hold
mten1e"• at the Career Planning and Place­
ment Center Mar. 10. Tho~ anterested are
a' led to drop b) the center and:.ign up lor an
mten~c"' on lhat date.
•Tht Mown' Oub Bake Salt will
happen Mar. 10 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the
Trail Room.
Sun. 12
•J,.us. Christ: The Son of the Human
B~in& "the Ulle of the ~nnon for tbe Mar.
12 Chapel 4c:rvice. lh.is 11 a Lenten .enes of
M l he Gospd According to St. Mark." The
5trvioe starts at 10:30 a..m.
•An Oraan Cba.mbe:r Or~nba /Cbolr
Concert will take place Mar 12 at 4 p.m. in
Evans Audtlonum . The dcdtcation of the
New Wilhelm Orpn will also be a part of the
event.
Mon. 13
• •Uolcomleopla, Makkne, ModMn,
MetamOI'J)Iao.a, will run throu&h the 31st at
the: Hoffman Gallery. School of the Aruand
12 Publick Occurrences
' Ph1llu Otrn
Finals week schedule rearranged
Schedules for final~ week, March 14 through 17. hove been altered ~lightly from what
was pnnted m the coursc-select•on catalogue The revtsed ~chedule reads tts follows.
Tuesday March 14-9 a.m. -noon, pc:nod 7
I -4 p.m. pc:nod S
Wednesday , March 15-9 a.m -noon, pcnod 3
I -4 p.m , penod 4
Thursday March 16-9 a.m. -noon, period 2
I -4 p m • penod 6
Friday. March 17-9 a m -noon, penod l
I -4 p m., pc:nods 8 and 9
For further informat1on, contact the Regutrar's office, ext W7
Chapel organ dedication Sunday
Lew1s and Clark Will ded1cate its \'lllhelm organ Sunday, March ll1n a 4 p.m. concert in
Evan\ Auduonum There Wtll be no admisston charge.
According to Lee Garrell, asststant professor of mus1c ond one of two solo1sts in the
concert. the program was selected to demonstrate the d1Vers1ty of literature the mec:hanicai­
J.Ctlon organ can handle m both solo and ensemble suuat1ons Works by Georg Handel and
Thoma e. Albtnom will be aocompamed on the program by works of contemporary composers
Henry Purcell and Damel Pmkham .
Solos are planned by orgamst John Strege nnd soprano Pat Staubo Jerry Luedders,
darec:tor of the Scbool of Music. will direct the chamber orchestra
The orpn WIU acqUired by the college last year as a gtft from an anonymous donor.
Valued at S30.000. 11 was built m Quebec: by Karl Wilhelm and employs the mechanical key
and !ltOp acuon tradmonal to organs constructed dunng the 17th century The instrument
fcaturu 600 tot.a.lh encased ptpes.
"The result.-nys Garrett, .. IS a ~nsttivc. responswe key actaon 10 wh1ch the organist
can control certain c:haractenSUC~ of ho" md1v1dual p1pcs produce thcar )Ound."
1 he l~foot tall organ ca$e IS crafted an Baroque fashton from while oak w1th a keyboard
combining ebony ke)''l and pear wood sharps Mounted on a movable platform. the
mstrument may be used for conceru and recttals an Evansand forteachmg and practtcmg in a
spec:tall)-buih room adjacent to the stage.
Wed. 15 Etc.
•Tht Jan Socltty of Orecon will present
the Otter Crest '78 J1111 Weekend. March 17
to 19 Ja11 Weekend wall feature nnttonally.
prommcnt J811 mus1cmns m a ten-concert
cne~ of jom seuton . The concept of a
htghly conccntruted progrnm of JOil 1n 1
lcm;urc resort '\eUmg hns proven successful
eiM:where but will be o new upertenc:e for
Oregon jan bufb
Registration for the weekend of Jlln h
hmltcd to 200 guebt~ 1 he rc8J<ttrataon fee 11
S 135 per per-,on, wh1ch Include~ adm•~'~On to
all concert' gourmet dmmg and gratulltC\
Accomodatton' mu)t be arranged In·
dt\lduall\- but lodgmg request!> at the Inn
there w11l bt forwarded b) the Soctety
l ho'c mtere:o.ted tn more mformnuon
about Otter C r~t '78 Jan Weekend art
urged to c:-.111 363 ·0372 (Salem) collect. or to
"-Ole the Jou \oclct)' f> 0 Box 148 Salem,
Orejlon 97JO!l
•Cochptll, ... 0\USICOI cclebrauon or The
Good Ne,H. d1rected by R1chord Hurst and
Vern I ong wtll appear ut the Civ1c Theat~
Blue Room. IS '0 ~ W 't amh11l, from Mnr 17
through Apnl 29 Perlormnnoe;) w1ll bt
Thur,duyo.. I rtday., and Saturdayl> at 8 30
p m ~tudent adml!l\lon I\ $3 !'here will be a
'pectal fu~tcr 'unduy mutanee Mar 26 ott
210prn
•The Boy\ of the Louah "'" provtde an
ndd1t1on to the '31 Patnck \ On\-weekend •
wtth ·' concert .tt the Reed College Com·
mon,, Mar 18 at M p.m
I he mtern,uionally·.tc<;humed group has
.tJlpl!ared .1t nil ol the maJor fol~ fe!>liVUI!I tn
Europe and the United St.ttc~. It ha' hnll-a·
do1cn l p·, on the Leader· I railer Rounder
and Phtlo 1.1beh.
•The Pioneer l.oj! 1 10 nc\:d ol \\ rucrs,
photographer, . ..ate<- repr~entnuve~ and
t)•pc,ctter' for ne"'t term Anyone tntereMcd
)hould contact Jeft Ptercc at ext 232 or come
to the: Lug office 10 the basement of
Templeton (enter before the end ol wmter
term.
The Pwm·er Log-a part or your Thun·
day
Cont. •
•Tht Bes1 Way, a feature or la!it year·~
F1rst Portland lnternattonal Film Fesuval.
wtll conunue at the Movtc House. 1220 SW
Taylor St for ..evcrol more weeb. The rint
fCGture. wnllen by Claude Mtller, proteg~ of
Froncot\ TrufTaut. takes plaoe 10 1960 at a
boys' ~ummer camp where c:onOtcl ames
between the athleuc director and the drama
teacher both stereotyped chamcters
When the athlcuc coach dtscover.. the:
other man 1n fcmule dress, he tells no one but
w1elds h1!> knowledge to control hts assOCUlte
There i~ a constant connlct between the
rough and tender, aggre!>s1ve and meek,
masculine and femmine s1des each personali­
ty posses<,e\
•The Rotary Foundation ho' asked the
Office of lntemuttonnl Program'i to uu1st tn
the recru1tment or out!itandmg sophomore
and JUnior cand1dates for Rotar~
Scholar•h1p~ Abroad tn 1978-79
Crafts Soc1ct~. 616 NW 18th The sho"' of
sculpture and drawanp are by local arttsc
Sandra Haellcer. The cxhJbu can be ~cen
wuhout charge, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday
through Friday. and 9 a.m. to S p.m
Saturday Apphcnnh lor the scholar htp~. good
for a full academtc year, arc requtred to
d~lgnlllC \eVe raJ COUOtfl~, any Of WhiCh wdJ
be appropriau~ for thetr obJectives The
appltt;ant l!i not necc,,anly g1ven hi\ rint
chotec Scholar hap' arc: good tor any held of
\tudy and arc avtulablc to either men or
women They may not be U!itd to complete a
degree abroad P,1rtic1panl!. must be
profictent .lt the ttme ol apphcauon an the
•Tht Ltwb and Clark Affinity Group or language ot the ho'jt country and the
the TroJan DecommiSSJOmng Alhance will language or tnstrucuo n or the U!>Signed in-
meet every Wedn~day at 4 p.m. in the Odell stitt•uon
Hall Restdcnt Dtrector"s apartment . For 1 urther deta11$. ancluding detatl& of
Anybody concerned about the spread of quahflcuttons and the omount of the award,
nuclear rcactof'1 11 encouraged to au end. contact Dr c. f. Hamar 10 the Office of Tue. 14 T h U • 16 ·.,..._•n_•_e_rn_a_t_ao_n_a_t_P_r_o_&r_a_m_ll_, _r_e_m_p_t_ct_o_n_c_e_n_te_r""""'
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•f'inals week will stan March 14 and
continue thtou&h Marc.h 17. For a complete
achcduJe, see box above. •R~tnllon dead.lina for the l..SAT and
GRE eumure Mar. 16and 22,mpectively .
The LSA T exam is set for Apnl U and the
GRE test takes place April 22. S~l IO lllb .... ~ an printa4 frH of cMrJ'
1M .tMMaN IN 1144r~t~~ 10 C••P. llosll, IAwa_,..
Out Coli•"· Pontarwl, Orqoo, t711t. n. d•dHM Ia
-· FrWa,• All ta~ aiM! .ad bf 1,1d, dodlc
~ · Septe
c1roline ~ale
Of''' l'utnrtr I <>I
1 Ultlon. room
sWJ 10 September
counter the effect'
Wilham Malhn'>on ,
and finance C oupl
I«)· the ancrc:a .. c: <.1
tolh to ~5 • .314 per
The tot.ll mea1
the same rec' r or ~
Tuttton coal~
up S40b or 13.4 pen
abo p.!} an extraS l
1111. an x. 7 percent I
\tudenh ,1Cl1VItiC~
percent, an addttl<l
Accordmg to
ratSCd to meet t~
\\'age" for faculty
SIO.OOO or leM wtl
bS percent for tl
SIO.OOO.
Room and b
"1d. w1ll "essenlla
•n addtuonal payn
a re·ncgottn ted co
'111~c<> ,~111 aho c
dormltor) \talf "
~rhtch me 21 perc
tnnauon and
ble for a three to t
.11d Saga food 'e
\lga ha'> been tace
~ue to inOauon he
runtmum \\age of
\t udent <~ell
•
Lewis and (
Colle
frnt 111 a H'Til'.l
llan' Holroagel
l'lo~r Luc C up1 t
A S540 IOcr•
frt> 1 or LeW I'> a
annuuncc:d lust
, ~ntcre .. tmg que.'
1 ho~ much mon
1 clwrgc for tUilto
college get mo11
1pend it''
Begtnntng 'I
Pronn•r l UK wall
tho~ que~uun ..
~;Choor·~ budget 1
lrttcTe!>
Th1~ art leiS
~nnual budgeli"
an overview of
budget ~~ set u~
menu. by Presid
~nd \ ICe-Prutdt
Ftnanct Wilham
The .. ec:ond
details on whe
mone}'. ancludm
major ~ourccs o
The third • .,here the colic
ThiS '>CfiC'
the 1977-78 Ap
wh1ch Lewt~ a
operate...
A' an msu
not comparable
busmesse'>.
•Ptcial ~SI)t.anl
-where rhc m11m
concerned, lhc
other bU,IOe!~C:1
'"The
budget "· 10 a
tnhrc campus
organazatton
adhere\ tom.
"The bu\1
deal with t
hu to deal w1
Pton~~r Lot. March 9, 107J