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

April 6, 1978 Volume 40, Number 1

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1978-04-06

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

Joclet) of Orecon wdl present
t '78 Jou Weekend, March 17
tckend w1ll feature nauonaJiy.
;J. mu~1c1an~ 10 a ten-concert
SeSSIOns. The: concept of a
.trated program of JllU 10 a
scttmg has proven ~ucces,rul
I Will be: n new cx:pc:riencc: ror
ufts
\ for the: wc:c:kc:nd or Jllll Is
gue-.t~ The rc:gtstrauon lee: s'
n. whsch mcludes admi\SIOn to
~ourmet dsnmg and gratuthe\
"'' mu!lt be armngc:d sn-
1 todgsng requt!lh at 1 he: Inn
'orwarded by the: oc1c:1v
'rC.\IC:d sn more mlormo11on
C"r~t '78 Jaa Wee~c:nd •trt
'63-0372 (Salem) collect. or to
oe1c:ty P 0 Bo" 148 ~ulc:m,
I
a mU\ICQI cc:lebrnuon or The
dtrectcd by Rschnrd Hur..t and
rill appear at the Cavu; fheutre
S30SW Yamhall,lrom Mnr 17
·iJ 29 Performance) wall bf
inday' and Saturday!. at 8•30
admamon 1s S3 1 here will be a
r \)unda~ matinee Mar 26 .u
or the LouJth Will prOVIde an
he "\t Patnd ·, Ou) "ec~end
rt .11 the Reed College Com·
8 at 8 p m
ntionally-acclaimed ttroup ha\
Ill ol the maJor lol~ tc'ltti...SI~ an
he Unlled St,\tes, It ha\ half-a-
n the Leader-I railer Rounder
eb.
~er Log '" sn nc:cd ol "rite!\,
·-.. ,uJc-. repre,entnlll.e~ and
r next term Anyone sntere~tc:d
;t JeCI Pierce at ext 232 or come
office In the: basement or
renter before the end ol wsntc:r
r:r Log a part of your Thur~-
t. -
Way, a feature of last year'~
lntemataonal Film Fesuval.
at the Movse House. 1220 SW
~vend more week!. The lint
by Claude Miller. protege! ol
1utut, takt$ place an 1960 at a
er camp where conflact am~
1athletlc: dsrector and the drama
th stereotyped charncte~
1he athleuc conch dascovcf\ the
I remale dress. he tells no one: bul
ow ledge to control hi1 nuoclate
constant conOtct between the
ltender, aggrcss1ve and meek,
d (em mine: Sides eac:h personah·
lary Foundation hos asked the
lc:rnattonal Programs to assist sn
~c:nt of OUI!otandsng sophomore:
'r cand1datc:s lor Rotar)
I" Abrond an 1978-79
tnb for the 'cholar,haps. good
cademac year, are requarc:d to
era I countrac:s. any of whteh wall
'13te ror their objectiv~ The
t not nc:ce~o arily gavc:n his lil"'il
~lar..hiP" arc: good for any field of
arc ava1lable to esther men or
y may not be used to complete: a
oad Ponac1panh must be'
t the ume of apphcut1on an the
I the hO\t country and the
anstructton o£ the B!I!>IQned 10·
~er details. ancluding detuib of
ns and the amount of the award,
C.£. Hamar 10 the Office o(
al Programs , fc:mpleton Center
'Cif to 11Ua Pile •" ~ ''" o( ~
a44rn•t4 to tamp4a 10'11 ll, IAwll 8DII
Pontand , 0ft1on, t1llt. 11M ••liM 11
A.llaullmi8U-IIIouW IN,,.,.., cln'il•· Septem
r1rolinr Galt
at lit• l'iunur I oa
r ustson, room and board fc:~ Will JUmp
, ~\.10 1n '-leptembcr to ofhet nsang co,. and
: ,ountcr she effc:c:t\ of snflataon. accord1ng to
' Wilh11m Malhnson, VIce pressdent for bussne•"
1nd finuntc: Coupled Wllh n me 1n actsvllte'>
len. the anuc;ast will bnng total on-campur.
toil\ w ~~ 114 per year
1 he totul mean~> .1n II 3 percent hake over
the amc fcc~ for she 1977-78 'chool yc:.1r
J uasson COSt!. Will take the Jarge'it JUmp.
upS.Wb clr 13 4 percent. Res1dent students Wtll
abo pa\ an c:"tra S 120 for room and board thia
(1U, 01n M 7 percent sncrea&e over 1977-78 costs.
Student\ acuva ta~ fees will 1ncrease by 3. 7
, Jtrctnl, 3 n .sdd1t10nal S 14. -
According to M • .dluuon, tuallon is being • on
-e to
•
- Ntht~ _­eeze
•
paysng for rJII the: power, wuter, heat: we11
ha\e to miiure 1 he: building for lire and hubitny
and C\el)thtng c:l~e," he said
•fhc student Dli the contumc:r. "hethcr he
or he U!IC$ the: M:Jc:ncc lrscihty, v.ill in effect be
paying for 11, JU't ,,s they ray for uny bUJidmg
on the C'o~mpu~ . J he gc:nerul student body has
to help dclr,,y rhc cost ol !he operution.
.. II we: dadn't gtve our rucult)'. JtuJf or any
emplo) cc: of the college: a ,.nglc: dollar mer Clue
an compc:Matson next yco~r, and af the: ledc:ral
government had not mu;ed the: 'oculi security.
the tnsrstution "ould sull be laced "-1th nsang
tuttton to absorb other c:ost& totally unrelated
to ~alano .snd wage!o "
Malhmnn s~ud che tuUJOn hike 11 not
uUc:cted b) \\hOt other schools nrc domg. •we
don't set our tuatton based on "hat·~ l)c:sng
done at Pactlic l.uthcran or Puget Sound, but
by the &amc token 14'e arc 10 a relatl\c:ly
COmpcllt\e bustnCIS "1th thOK people.- I 111~d to meet sncreascd employee wages
\\age for I acuity and staff presently earmng
SIO.OOO or lc:\~ wall go up seven percent, and
b.S percent lor those earosng an exoes' of
SIO.OOO
Ronm and board sncreasc5 , Mallinson
111d wsll "'cssenually help defray the costs of
an addllsonnl payment to Saga as the result of
1 rc ·ncgounted contract." Room and board
hll~ "'111 also cover salary sncreases for
dorm1tor} 'tart nnd incrc:u'-cd ut1hty CO$ts, parhUJI) bccaUlle of a new lecture sene~ ~ld
\tudc:nt body presadcnt L..arry Lew!) and
panaully to fund ~tudent organu:ations .. We
wanted to keep orsan11aUons at least u.t the
same level ol fundsng that they were thiS year."
Lews\ ~n1d KBut the maJor tncrease an the
budget 1!1 lor an educauonal program the
lecture: 'lertt) whach accounts for almost S.S
percent Of the: Increase, abOUI eaght Of the$ 14 together into some on of program that they
would feel worthwhile: I thank the: lecture
~nes I' th.1t \Ort of program." l.ewas saad other private colleges sn the
area plan tullson raises also thu fall Com·
p3red w11h UW\'Ii und Clark's 11.3 percent
mcrc:aK. Whnworth College wall go up 11.8
percent. the: llns-.cr uy ol Pugc:t Sound 10.8
percent, Wtllamcue UniverJit) 10 3 percent,
Pacslic Lutheran Unaversiry «>.6 percent and
Lanlicld College 9 4 percent.
thach me: 21 percent this year
tnnnuon and nsing wages were responsi­
ble lor " three to live: percent board increaae.,
..s1d ..,aga food servtce manager Rod Bond.
\ap ha~ been faced Wllh mountsng lood cost~
due to 1nflatson. he sa ad, an addiuon to the new
1111nsmum wage of S2.65, up from $2.30 "T c:chmc.tlly our sncrc:a'e for aJI
orgamzatsons and everythsng else next year
would have only been $6, except the senate:
decsded to try to bnng 10methsng to the
campu~ that ts educational and that would ue
'tudc:nb' expenen~ here. sn all depanmenli. MalhnsCln ..aad other factor-. arc behsnd
the enure budget hake mcludang an snc.reuse 1n
redernJ wuhholdang paymenu snto the \Oelal
securll y ~)'stem .. lf Congren cnacu letpsluuon
that requartl addatsonal contribuuon.s to wctal
\ecunty wh1ch at JUS I dad, we have to pay for 1t
w There are oenam thangs m a budget that
a collc:tte or a pnvate bustn~i hJU hnlc: 1( any
control O\er"
Another stem sn neltt year's budget is the
Ohn PhyssQ and Chemastry Buitdins. ~lated
for openang an early 1979 .. At that point we're: ~11 you ~:ompare lcwi5 and Clurk with
Willamettc and othen;," Mallinson ~aad, .. we
ha~ raiM:d luttaon 3nd fees at a much lower
rate lhc: hut live: years than an)' ol those
in~t•tutton~ . That's bccau e wc\"e been able 10
put together a budget that made 11
manage.tble .
.. There: are a lot of factors snvolved. You
can't just s.ay, there·~ an tnstituuon with ·x·
number o( Mudenu. and here's a amslar one,
they ought to cost the same. There are too
m.1n~ nuances in there that make it ampou1ble
to JUdge \tudcnt actl\'lliO fees will be ancreased
• ...
Lewts and Clark College
College ' .
llan\ llolz.naael
1'1 ICitn I Cll ( op) t.dllor
A ~540 incn:a:>c in tuttlon and
len lor l cwis and Clark ~tudenh
annuun(cd la't week rah~ ~omc
antcrc,ting que.uon:. Who dec1dt'\
ho\\ much mone~ the college will
charge tor tuttlon·> \\ hc:rc do~ the:
ollcgc gel money" Ho" does it
1pc:nd 1t1
, Regmmng With thi!> tssuc the
I Pwnrt'r Log w1ll attempt to an~wer
tho~c questaon' a' 11 examan~ the
\Chool'o, budget an ll series or three
•rt1cle!1.
1 hi~> nrtacle wiiJ explam the
•nnual budgeting process and gave
an overv1ew or how the coUege
budget s set up It mclud~ com·
mcnt~ by President John Howard
and \ sce·Pre~sden t for Busm~ and
1 ftnance Wtlham Malllnson
The ~econd arttcle wtll provtdc:
dctatls on where the college gets
mone)' tncludmg maJor and not-so­
lll.l)or sourc~ of tncome.
1 he th1rd arucle will (ocu:. on • "here: the college spends money
Th1s sersc:'lo of an acles I$ based on
the 1977-78 Approved Budget, on
wh1ch Lewis and Clark currently
operates.
t\ an snsutution , the college i~
not comparable: to or her commc:rcaal
bu~tnc:~se:.. \!ltd Ftnley Mullins.
SJI«IIll ru.ss"Stant to Mallinson . "But
Where: thC managemen t Of fund:. IS
C'Oncernc:d. the: college IS much like
other busmesse~." he sasd
"'The function of the college
budget as. sn a sense, to pohoe the
enure campus to make sure: each
organu.a t1on withm the college
Adhere' to It!> budget." MuJianl> said.
'The busanbs offi~ here ha\ to
dQJ with thtnp that any bustness
hu to de.al wtth," uid Charlb Cnm· man,, lsnancaal controller . "It ha' to
keep .sccur<ltC: ri~~ord§ and be .tc­
countablc lor them ~hen \l.ttc. and
lcdcral .wdttorll and the I R come
.lround ."
1 he procc .. s of dc\clopsng the
college budget begin!> carl) each
C'Jiend<~r )CM. t:ach department of
the college de~.elopo, lsgu rc'
representing the: amount of ancomc:
and e'\pense st cll.pect"' to operate on Trustees for final appro\'al
The approved budget lor the
current ac.sdemac year calb tor the:
college' sncome to ~ more that
13.:l million. Tuition ts S4.8 million
ot that income:
the college: decide) ho" much
tnCllme to charge \tudents by
e\aluatmg tlS Other SOUrce\ Of in­
come. and by projecung c:Jtpenses tt
""'II 1ncur The difterence between
BOAAO OF ·rRUsaEes
PAM Sl
•
DEl» f. DEPt: DePt: OtPI:
BUDGETING PROCESS
Diagram above shows how college budget Is developed and ap.
proved.
dunng the neAt ac.:adc:mtc year
The budget advt11ory commattee
I\ made up of six faculty memben .
the dean of •tudcnt~. and Malhnaon
U!\ moderator That commtttee
evuluatcs each department'!> pro­
jecced budget, wc:ash~ lhe college's
rcha ble and -:ana ble 'lource:. of so­
come agaanst proJected c:Apenses.
and prepare\ a rc:c:ommcnded
budttel. ~hach 11 gives to Howard.
Howard uses the budget 11d-
• • vtsory commattce s recommen-
dations to prepare the copy of the
budsc:t whsch goc:~ to the: Board of that proJected amount ol cxpc:Me
and the amount of sncomc from
those: other .. ources 1~ made up With
ancomc: rrom tUitiOn
"We loo~ at all known ,.ourccs
ol sncome." Mallinson utd ~The:
college ._now!l what 1t wtll get from
the endowment fund. und 11 c:an
prOJect ho" much tt wsll get lrom
other \OUn:e'l by lt1oking ut its track
record
"Samilar l_y, there arc: ~rt•un
recumng upcn$CS which )OU can
count on when you're de'licloping the:
bud~t." he said. "You must also
• ~vou have to be cognwant of what the:
compeuuon is doing. beauK otherv.1se your
bc\r people could ~ attracted away by benc:r
~lane$ Clr salaries and rringe ~nclit
programs . We've got to rem:un
com~tstlvc ... anfiauon i) playsng h.t\OC "-1th
c:'feryonc: and we've l}Ol to keep pace." •
April 6. 1978
figure an e'pen e increases over
whach you ha\·c: no control, such as • acts of legi.-.lathe bod a~ "hich in-
crc.a'e co>b
.. 11 the\· raise the amount of -mone)' that goes to social secunty,
)OU ha\c to pa) it. lf there were
another price raise b) OPEC (Oil
Producsng and E:\poning Coun­
tno). the college would ha1.e to pa)'
the pnce.
·1 here ·~ insurance: l'i your
plant appreciat~ in ".Uue-:tnd 11
wsll wtth the addauon ot the Ohn
\c:tencc Bualdsng your rato go up
\nd we ha\c to put janato~ tn the:
bualdms to keep u clean
.. <;alary amprovements for
foc:Uit) and ~taff who MC promoted
and n~mg co)b of paper and office
,upphc:s al<to contribute to sncreased
.:~penditurC),"' ~id Mallinson
wMan} thing5 must be tal;en
into account in the budgeung
pn,ce,~ ... ~td Howard. "The.re arc
man) dcp3nmc:nl\ competing for a
hmated amount of monc}­
.lumanttleoi versta ~aente$.~ do we
bu\ t~t tube .. or sheet muitc? -.. bery budget decisaon as a
pohc} dC'Cs.,aon, and a.s man) ideas as
people ha\e 31'e lU man)' policy
altcrnati\c~ ar. e1ast."
Both ~tons of the Le"ts and
Clark budget-income and
upcn,c-are dhided into SC\'eral
\eCtllln'> mar~cd by · ubheading~.
l1berul art ancome has )iX sub­
headmg~ : tuition and tees. endow­
ment. gift~ and grants, orgilntled
ac.h IIi~. au"liarte.'\, and other tn­
con•e. ltbcral ans upc:Me h.u five
subheadings Howard and the four
\ ice·p·e~idenh of the: college arc
ea\!h r\; pon\1blc for one ol those
npensc: 'ubh~tdings .
l a" ~oehool income and upensc
arc pans ol the appro\'ed budJCl.
althouJh th(~ have scpante lutinp Rllotul .swn PllR•' .S
10 the budget report.
.. We agreed in IQ6S, "hen
1'\onhwe tern School ·ol Law
bc:c:ame alfih:ued with the college.
that we "ould not we law school
tunds to nurture the undergraduate
program-that \\c \IIOUid teed the
fund, b:~ck to the lav. school," said
Howard.
1 o an~urc that Ia\\ school funds
are handled in that wa}. the) are
:accounted lor eparntel) 10 the
budget.• he s~ud ... But there l\ onl~
one operaung budget for the:
.:ollegc ...
La" chool income has 51 X ,ub­
headings 1imal.u- to tho~ under
liberal arts income tuition and leo.
endowment , glib. grants, auxihJU)'
entc:rpmt$, :.nd other sncome. Law
~hoot e~pen.~ i!l hsted under a
t~mslc head1ng.
Wsth the complctlo.n of the Ohn
Sc:tcncc Buald10g about a )Car from
no"· a rrutJOr portion of Lewis and
Clark' ph)~atl Cl!;p:lnsion w1U be
completed
1 h•s landmarl< m the collcgc·s
ph) tcul c:Apanllon will prob.abl)
al o tgnal the end-or 111 least a
lo"-do~n -=<>1 enrollment growth.
~ad Howard.
"'\\'e do not t:'\pect to incrdlR
total enrollment," he uad. -An\ •
growth in our enrollment v.ill
prob.sbl} be modnl. and 11 ~ill
probabl) be at the graduate lc\"CI.
1 he .:ollc:gc Clln, ho"e'er. con­
tinue to ttrow 1n other "11) • he sa1d
"Most ol our ttrowth "'II be an
term~ ,,. comrle:\11) complel'l.st) ol
I'Ur acadenuc prognamll, complust)
ol CIUr hbrut\ and other fa\.ihttcs,"
uuJ Howard. "lncreums
cducatwnul complc::o.~ty t\ ncccssar)
sn co pang "sth the ancre:usng com­
pte II~ Of OCIC:I~ ... e
Ne!\t wee'-. ltht'r• d()('J /.r.l.u
und ClarA gl'l "" ''wn, l' • •
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Casual, lnumate & Relaxing
F-l~E SEAFOOD STEAKS
PECI o\LT\ A~DWICHE
Beer and Wine
Available
I ~s Than S Minute" From LC
II \.M.-1 I P.M •
74!5 \\,. Rarbur Boulevard 245-2188
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: lc/aaJ.Ioo below IIOI'IMI
EitJMr MIDI or Fall1ene CHEVRON
LABOR: 10%
PARTS: 10% cHtcount
By popultu t:hmtmd Burlmtamt
Ch~ron htJS offned u.s theM prlct
,duct ions. /.D. cDrd rtqurrtd .• 5 gallon
mm on gtJS discount. L.txattd at
Ta)·lors Ftrt)' Rd. & Ttnwlilgtr 145·
4174
Free pick-up and delivery on ~e !05
•
2 ART MEDIA
20°/o OFF SALE
MAACH 71 \twv APR1 L 8
Ou.r Sfln~ Sat. hll • broad s.e! tiOI'I o I •n rncld•a
whiCh we re sua; .... 111 rndude vour 1..-ofllt:S
and mwbe one vou\ot been mcan•ng to try
;:::: I ,. I • • '., •
M ~~ • O'JI)hne cant,. rwcoal,
grease or color-' medii 1n v.ood Shal ts • ...... ._... '
c.n.ct TG Ttdlniclll P.n • olo9-frec de.gn
c:wreo constant In• flow ld tor II~ work..
11 point sa•tndr..tiduallv bo .. ect
moll illG reg 8 SO Ia! 6.80
i -'!!1!1 N\.P'-S1'£1..•2J9 ·P I
GN~ Soft Pattah And Nupastel Color Stidn
,ncs...,idull colon IIOd 5odectf'd • · tmcnu -
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Boxwood Oar tAocs.~ lns Tools
hand mao-hl!f1d polished natural lin•"'
f'll•lnln Model 120 F011nuln P.n strf'W tvPl2 plungr.t
ancJ (kflerldable 10 \; flO"' I "9 8 60 Al 6 80
11anciard lild I ~It n bS rei) ,:,.5() sale 2.80
M -t.JIIiQI Dtwtbflt l II a Hal~
by Kotunoot, Stllldtlet Min enCI Atvrn
Att.isU' Colcln ·1n oi,ICIVIIC,al•:yd, wlt~COIQ(
and de:lgrcngouac:ho by GNrnbith« , &e411nj
810(. ll. ShiVI, UCI'IIII!ll, ~ICC , W1nsor Newton
and P1hlr.an, all •ndl'lldull tube:l
,_,_ ~ '-ICil• • lOt draftong
ond won ling. QUC~ .-ditt autom~~tic lad ldVentll
~lOt 03mm. 05mm, 0 7mm and0.9mm llllid
DestGN ~~~
--·C:::::::J
0 I ... M ~ . by Ebet'hard F.bu. 96 colOII
r.gular nib, POin\lld nil>, end utlta fine ntb
•eo ' 10 •• 88
AKTMEDIA
820 rw 101tl, taa. trom tile main hb(Wy. 223-3724
mon ltol\l thu~ i oo-& 00, fri & sat 9 Q0-5 30 ... • CamRus in Brief
----------------------------------------------Eleven qualify for Nationals SOFA
\lur,.) ( oleman
eM ch Ph•n~fr lur [le"c:n Le\llt and (Jar~ 'tudent' quohfied for
nattonal competitio n 111 the Region II American Forcn·
,ic A'\OCt:Uton r ournomc:nt h1"t \lleckend l he tournn
ment \\a~ ht'ld to quolth 'tudenh lor the "lattonol
t(lumamcnttn lndivtdunl 'Speaktn8 lvent\, to be held at
llhnot~ Stutc UntvcNtV \prtl D throueh IS
'i\peaktr who pluced hut through thtrd qunhfied
• lor the nnuonnl c~'mpeutton r ht c.ollege could save monev bv 'It r~'ltnll con~tl"\1.
uon. sntd lcwt!> .. We can't ulwn)" hove nn efr"t 0,«
tnOattannr~ ancrea~es . but we should tf) to cono.c~e"
He ,,,id "there' o lot or food wu~te lilt Snga and
nobod\ do..:' anyth1ng about 1t ·and thnt energy Ust&t
tn dormc; 'hould al'o be reduced
1\ propo\al by a sutx.ommlllee or the Curnculum
Commtttcc wn~ al~o pre'lented to the 'ennte The
propO!tUI would:
•Increase the number of general rcqmrcment' from
the current five to ntne crcdtt5 Fc"'er dance'
be presented ~pnr
Lick of mtere<~t i~
1 accordtnf to Ra1
dtrcctor ol Studer
.t\CII\IttiC!o
r he lollowtnp LC \tUdent' quahftcd:
\Iter Dlnnrt 'p.akln&
tat Pt..or
t '<lrmpurantUu• '~~"'-In&
1-t Placr
2nd Plato
rm~r Orel lnlfrl'trtallon
:!nd P'"" • •• .• Jan• Smnh
Johnn) GnJP
Mtloit \l~tt)' •C reate a Contemporary lv.ue~ requirement under
owhtch JUntO!"\ and ,entor' would unnlyte current ~~~utt
• Demond that two sctencc credtt~ be completed to
meet the General Sc1encc rcqutrement Pre,ently, onl)
one crc:dll •~ requtrcd to comply
ht Alternate
t ommunlulimn \nalf\l\
h1 Pt.or • • Ann~ ltY Waponcr
• . Joe Mc<.:artnc) •Improve 'tudent<~' wnttng proftc1en ct~ by t$·
tabli'ihing o "'nttng requtrement
• • • Johnn) Gnw
John Bourhn •Creme a moth requ1rement
The faculty t) e7<pected to vote on the propebll Jrd Place
OraiNIIIt Duu lntnprrtatlnn
ht Platt • • Jubr Sehott
\nna l.u.a '-' •uoncr
J•n• Smith
Ocbb•c: libbcu withm the next two or three week~ •
hi ltci"I.&IC
Ora to"
ht Place
1nd Plaor
)rd Place
f 'IXI'IIOI)
trd Place
I,, PIAC" •
••
•
• • Johnn) (map
J•n• Smrth
Chtr)l Gtlhlln
Jcx McCanncy
[lcbbtc hbbeiiS
John Bourhts (l=,temporoneou') and Make Allen
(DramnliC Ornl lnlc:rpretatton) also quuhfied for the
tournnmtnt through pre'tiOU~ compeuuon
Tuition hike i'airly justified'
futtton increa!le!> and proposed curraculum chang~
lor next fall wert: d1"cu~'ed by the \tudent senate at tU
\pnl ) meeting.
Larry Lcwt!> prelotdcnt of the A\Soclnted Students
of l c:\lli~ and Clark told the bod) that .. the fee
mcrea,c ... \113\ lairly ju-,tificd" even though 1t wn!l the
,econd h1ght<'t ra1!>e of "' kind among comparable
pri\ate collegt!l tn the "'orthw~t . Campus cash thief sougqt
CamptU 'ecunt~ t!l currently wntchtng for a ltliA
believed to be; sttnhng money and other wluable' from
clothtng tn Pamphn Spom Center locker area and lbc
drc~stng roomc, 10 ftr Acre!\ The.tter
The mnn a:r. dc:scnbed ns •lightly Onental. S feet 1
anchtl> tall 135 pound~ . with mediUm-length black hau
and brown eyes He •~ clean-shaven
Secunt~ hac, been unable 10 pro~ecute the •uspcct
for any alleged cnme, but ha' placed him on C'dmpus
during the ume such locker room thcft!i have: occured
The pattern of cnme thnt of 'lteahng untra~blt
Amencan currency and unmarked valuables lit& hD
mode or opcrntion. accordtng to one 'lecurity officer wbo
ha~ c,ec:n htm on campu~o <,everal umes
The o;uspcct has a hst of pnor convtctloM whidl
Includes many trespa's charge~ Secunty cannot convta
h1m of tr~pas'l at Lewts and Clark, however becau~tbc
Aubre) Wauc:k Library conta1ns ~me government
document!! storage or tho~e prevent~ the college from
clo.MJtic:auon ru privute property
Real World
Contaminated pot marketed
A :najOr portson or the Mexican mOMJUBna now
cuculatmg 10 the Umted Stutes hns been sprayed with
Pnroquat a tOXIC hcrbacidc: whtch con couse dtfficulty m
b~alhing and blood reguqptatton 1f mgested
People treated m San Francisco recently were told
that smoking the sprayed marijuana could also make
them susceptible to long-term emphysema
.. There is a senous and dangerous threat to anyone
who 11mokes (dope] wllh regularity," sa1d Gordon
Brownell. a dtrector for the National Orgamzauon for
the Reform of ManJuana Laws He added that Paraquat
1s vartually amposs1ble to detect and suggested that
anybody purchaSlng suspect dope tn the near future have
11 analyzed
The sprnytng or Paraquat has been funded by the
US goYernment stncc 1975. An estunated SSO million has
been spent on the proJect
Dr OaVld Sm1th, dir"tor of the Htught-Asbbury
Free. Medical Chn1c wd mgesttng herbtodes can cause
liver and kadney damage. and barth defc:c:ts No stud1es,
however. have detcnmned wheth5r Paraquat causes such
d1sea~es . No anudote for Paraquat has been found and
setentlsls have no reliable methods for treaung lung
damage that results from smokmg the contamjnated weather. M1ne worker.; bad been offlhe JOb for 16 \lretb.
and man) ..a1d they were almost eager to retum
The new United Mme Workers contract tncludech
39 percent wage increase over the next three years an4
mcreased health care benefits. However. the mtners mut
now pay n port1on of tbe1r med1cal b1lls ond some ol~
mmers were shortchanged on the1r penstons.
Some UMW oflictals sa1d the new contract, wht~
recc:tved 54 percent approval among workers, was passed
because "ninety percent or those who voted for ll did e
JUSt becouse they were hungry" The U MW's bargammt
power was severely damaged when shtpments of noD­
union coal undenntned doomsday predictions for coaJ.
starved tndustne:s
? • Radio waves
Mystenous radio waves, that are believed to be
caustng health problems among res1dents an the Eugeoc
a.rc:a, were tracked last week to Naval opc:.rauons ouiSldt
San Francasco
At least 24 persons have reported symptollll
centered around a htgh-patched, barely audible nngutl
sound wb1ch causes pressure and pam 10 the head aod
ears.
Oregon State Health OtVISIOn administrators S&l
there 1s no way of determimng tf the radio s1gnal o
causing any health haurd, but it would be helpfultf the manJuana
Coal trik · waves were identified . S ers WOfk aga1n The pulsating waves have none of the ehnrnctedstia
By the ume most or the nat•on's coaJ mmen had of any known conventional source of radio waves, and
returned to work last week the demand for coal wu many pnvate citiuns and organizations are searchingf01
already dechmng Wlth the: coming or warm spring sources other than standard Naval equ1pment .
----------------------------------~
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Candidate speaks
Rachard Chrisman, a candJdiU
for college chaplam, Wlll lead a
worshtp servtcc at Agnes Flanapl
Chapel Fnday at 12:30 p.ll
Chrisman as a.ssastant dean of tk
chapel at Princeton Uoavcr"'Jl)' tt
New Jersey • • IS sponsonng a
Sorority
Sat., Apri I 8th
1 p.m.
Tamarack Lounge
Forest Hall
All interested In discussing the possibility of
sororoties at Lewis and Clark, please attend. The 14-member Lew11 aad
Clark Chaplam Search Commutcc
has nanowcd a field of about -
applicants to several finaluts. Ead
or the finalists will lead a worshlr
servtce when he comes to Lewis aad
Clark thiS term
The new chaplain will
selected by the end of the spring '"m
because some memben of lhcseat11
committee are students, said chapd
sc:emary Dec Johnson. who i.a abO
secretary lo the search comnuttec-
Fanahll Gcorse WaJs(ID.
Prebyatenan miniater from
tucky, led a wor.hip service
Friday. The commtttee refused
release: the: names of the
finalists until they come to camp.-
Plonnr l..of, April 6. \OFA Wtll '
dance and three c
15 compared 10 (
four dance!) wmtel
Swtlchtng SO
other acll\'lllt'l W1
ment on what
1ctlvitic w11l be 11
Former professc
ment with the fl
Ogde1
Dante! Ogc
polnical scaence,
Oark to assume
newly-created fed
ment
Ogden, a sf><
po\\cr field, ha~ b
the Office of Pov
C{)ordmauon 0
coordinate the (
authonues, amc
Bonne,'llle Powc
Donald 8
saencc profess'
Clmihartty wuh
tndu~try and w
coupled wtth hts
en\tronmen tal 81
natural chotec ro
Ogden hol)i
appotntment an I
tenching comrr
mtntstralio n hq
to allow him tol
IIttau e of the
.tppotnlment
.. It's tmpo
JOb." Bnlmer ~
one constderatt
the nation ..
Ogden's appotn
v.cll on the coli
Before JO
Ogden had "'er
Colorado State
Collins. Ogden
doctomte lro
Ch1cago, also
Cong re~"' .
An advun
Kenncd) pre.
Ogdc:n -.erved t
ment under St
Ogden ~•
IOU3. to get on
over leaving
.tdJUit. had to
advantuge ol
··rm look
opport u ni 1 y ••
pror~~ionnl
Pron~~r l.ug, money by stm~tng conscf\a.
1'1 nlwny) hnve nn effect O\cr
, we should try to cono.ef\t •
,, of food wustc nt ')aaa and
out 11 ·• nnd thnt energy U\let
'educed i SOFA moves for more local talent
:ommutee of the ( urnculum
~:sented to the 'enatc Tbt
of generul requ1remcnt~ from
edit~ \lurr•) < olrman
Of lilt rtunttr l UJ
fc"cr dunce., and concert'l will
be prc,cnted ,pnng term due to a
uc~ of tnterest m such programs ,
1ccordtng to R.mdy Manengnle ,
d1rcctor ol <;tudents Orgam1cd for
1\'11 \'tile\
SOl-A w&ll sponsor only one Mauengalc. "We're movtng away
lrom tradttlonal mint-conc~rta and
dunce hec tu e we'd rather promote
tulent wtthtn l.ewts and Cl.ul than
gtve monc~ to out"dc J.lfOUp\
l hnt w1ll promote more stu­
dent tnt crest I rom the tor1 of the
UCIIVII) tO II\ llmsh'
-ury Issue ~ requm:ment under
would analyze current tssun
:1ence creditS be completed to
requtrement Presently onl)·
ompl} dance ilnd three con"rts th1s term,
~~ tompured 10 four concerts and
, four dance:~ w1nter term Bill Outler, a SOfA worker tn
charge of conccr1!1 and dunces. satd,
"I think lhat the program ts tn need
of a lot of wor~ and change'l," clung
apathy a\ hts group'a maJor
problem 50F A programs .. en­
wnung prohc1cnc1C\ by 1:5·
rement
• trement
~ted to vote on the proposal
rec weeks •
thief sought
currently watchtng for a mlll
toney and other valuable~ fro111
trt'\ Center locker area and the
eres Theater
ed as 1hghtly Onental, 5 feet i
wtth medium-length block hatr
lean-shaven
inable to prosecute the 'uspea
>Ul has placed him on campw
c.kcr room thefts have occured
-thnt of 'ltealing untracea ble
I unmarked valuable\ fits hu
rding to one s~urity officer who
s ~veral ttmes
hst of pnor convictions whicb
~barges Secunty cannot con\'IQ
IBnd Clark. however, becau~tht
ry contams some govcmmw
those prevent .. the college rroa:
property
had been offtheJOb for 16weeb,
re almost eager to retum
tine Workers contract included 1
se over the nel(t three year1 aoc!
. nefits. However. the man eN mUll
1e1r medical btlls and some older
ged on their pens1ons.
ials said the new contract, wbto
roval among workers, wa8 piWCd
't or those who voted for it dtd •
hungry." The UMW's bargamtnJ
.maged when shtpments of noD­
I doomsday pred1cttons for coa}.
? •
wave$, that are believed to bt
lS among restdents m the Eugene
week to Naval operauons outside
sons have reponed symptoiTII
p-pitcbed, barely aud1ble ringtnf
-essure and pain 10 the head and
a.lth DiVIsion admmtstrotol'1 "''
:termioing if the radio signal 11
.ord, but it would be helpful il' l.bc
1es have none of the charnctetistio
rional source of radio waves. and
nd organi7..otions are seatchinsfor
1ndard Naval equipment
andidate speaks
Richard Chrisman, a candadatt
• college chnplam, will lead •
1rsbip service at Agnes FlanapJ
~pel Friday at 12:30 p . .a
'""man is IW1Stant dean of tilt
apel at Pnnceton Untverslly JJ
:w Jersey
The 14-member Lewas aJIIl
ark Chaplatn Search CommtttCC
~ narrowed a field of about ~
1plicants to several fi.nahatl. Ead
the finahsts wtll lead 8 wonluf
rvice when he comes to Lewis aDd
irk th1S term
The new chaplain will bt
l~ted by the end of the spring ter11
·cause some members of the sea~
1mmittee are students, said ""'•I'"'
cretary Dee Johnson, who ts
creUtry to the search comrruucc.
Finahtt George Willoa.
rebyatenan mlruster (rom Kct­
.cky, led a worship aervice IIJI
nday. The commauee refuwi
lcaae the namea of the otbCI
nalists until they come to camp.-
Plon«r lAf. April 6. I ~watchtng SOF'A's emphasat~ to
other acuvttle~ wtll be "an experi·
mcnt on what Lew1s and Clark's
1ttivatJe\ wtll be 10 the future .~ ~1d courage 11pathy," he \.ltd
Part of the reason !)0FA ia
switching ''' emphui to spcctal
• DANIEL OGDEN Pnr, Oltott
Former professor Daniel Ogden left Lewis and Clark for an appoint­
ment with the federal enerqy department to further his career .
Ogden es federal job
Damel Ogden, professor of
polittcal sc1ence. has left Lewts and
Clark to as~ume 8 bJgh post 10 the
newly-created federal energy depart­
ment
Ogden. a spec1ahst 1n the pubhc
po"cr field, has been cho~n to head
the Office of Power AdmmJStrntion
Coord1nat1on Ogden's oflice will
coordmate the five regional power
authorttJes. among wtuch lS the
Bonnev1lle Power Admirustrat:on
Donald Balmer, pohucnl
.c1cnce professor, said Ogden's
(amtharil't With the public power
tndustry and west coast pobti(:S,
coupled wtth his reputation among
cn\uonmental groups, made htm a
natural choice for the posttton.
Ogden hoped to postpone the
appomtment m order to finish hts
te.\chtng commttment The ad­
mmtstrallon. however, was willmg
to allow lum to leave. Balmer said.
because of the Importance of the
3ppomtment
.. It's tmportant he gel on the
job." Balmer 'a1d .. lt's the number
one consideration for the re31on and
the nat1on" Balmer added that
Ogden's appomtmen t also refl~ted
'4cll on the college.
Before JOtntng the facuhy.
Ogden hud served lb a dean at
Colorado State Unavcrslly tn Fort
Colltns. Ogden, who rece1ved hts
doctorate rrom the Umverslty of
Chtcago, al!o ran unsuccessfull) for
Congre~')
An ndvuncc mun with the 1960
Kennedv preMdential campatgn,
Ogden ,erved m the intenor depart­
ment under Stewar1 Udall
Ogden ~1d though he wns unx­
•ou}, to get on the JOb, he wa!l torn
over leavmg the college "I ho.d to
.&dju*l, hnd to fight m~elf to take
advantattc of the )lluauoo.
"I'm loo~ing lorward to th1s
OPJ'Iortun tt)' it's the greatc I
proleuional chullenge of my career:·
P10n~~r Log. April 6, /97/J -Ogden 'atd
Ogden w1d that whtle at LC he
had been able to depart from the
large lecture clas~es common to state
colleges ~Lewu and Clark was a
delightful expenencc a chance to
ha\c 11mall clas'e~ where I could get
acquatnted with the student!. and
have the time to coun'>el stu-
dents • e1.enta dunng spring term 1~ that tt
was unable to dra~ n major musteul
group to c-.1mpus, accord1ng to
Butler.
.. I thought we had them [Pablo
Crune '\vc111ge Whne Band, Elvin
Bi\hop. R ubtconl but thiORS tust
fell through at the last moment," he
'laid
Butler outhned 1hree problems
SOFA ha' had 10 lunng well-known
groups to LC
•There ha been heav)' competi­
llon wtth other collegco: and
proft1s1onal promoter1 10 Portland.
wwe're tn Portland. which IS a mUJOr
~dling area for band~ ... he "lid ... The
Paramount and (Memonal)
Coli!oeum can offer better deals."
• '\ band must fit the college's
!tandard~ · We JUtt don't want peo­
ple moking dope on \lUge;· said
Buller
... The budget i' the big thmg,"
he said .. You have to find a band
willing to do a favor for Lewis and
Clark "
"SOfA ha1 to get a larger
percentage of studentl involved
before an 10creasc can be expected,"
satd Butler
"But we have to prove that we're
worthy of an increase ~ •
Omelettes
Bleaktast All
7 am-7 pm
Tues. ..SUn
Mealtickets
for Students
6439 S'N Macadam
Portland
Oregon, mgr.Mo2()1M
Phone 24&6100 BILL BUTLER
"We'd rattler promote ralenl wathln Lewrs and Clark than give money
to outside groups "
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Please work for him by becoming an AuCoin
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Whatever you can do to help the campaign­
whenever you can help, Les needs you
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Retain lecture control
1 ht' ,, the "ron 11n1e to a tudenl to cough up
1 ~.0(1(1 for u le tun: progrom 1 umon \\Ould he h1gh
enough nc'll:l ,car \\Hhout 11
" lectul"e' progrnm. to ''h1ch the "'tudent 'enate hus
rontnbuted 12.000 ''orth ol tudentllCll\1110 I~ for
IY7 -7Q. !.hollld ~ \~Jthheld on the cond1110n tht the
)Cn:ue .md through 11 the ~tudcnt bod) at I:Htt'
rehJI n .. omt' \:<mllnu.:<J eontrolm decll.hng "hnt d\recuon
the JUt!gmm "all t. kc:. U the monc: '"' ~J\"Cn w11hout such
n urutsuun. st m•ght bc'""'me \Ct another badh­
~mcndcd nll11tr destgneJ euher '~.athout fau and e'en
daj;CU .. aon. ur tlne dcMgned for the pnmon Dt1sfact1on
of runcrnl du'Cdor
1 weh-c thou~nd dollan "1llumount to more than
one-1 th of the netmll~ fund 1010 "h1ch ~tudcnu mu't
p:!\ J9 ne\t \tar Lecture ptO£nm planner hope tor on
ndd111onal S 1.000 from the l.murc and Concert~
ommut~ under n o"' n rules. ho\\e\"Cr, that com­
mlllcoe can onl} fund uch a progJam on an e\ent-b}·
e\'C'nt rums. 11 can't ~a\e out a lump urn
1 hat' a hell of a lnr~ urn to 10\~t 10 n program
that C'Ottld \'Cf) "~II flop
The cnatc \ o1ed to uppor1 the program thoufth 11
had rettl\ rd no complete plan ol ho\1. the progrnm
\\Ould ~ e:~<ecu tcd. It "cu trt'cn onl~ a bnef outhne of
hO\\ 1hc pm!;rnm tTflght ~or~. \tread) that ortg1nal
rropo..~l 1:1> bcang alten:<J. The final rrogram ma) h;ne
hulc relau()n to "'tult was pr~entcd lo the '~mate .
J.\'!> ortgtnall) outlined, the pl3n called for pu•n of
acadc:nn~ dep:trtments to "'ork together tn pl:annang
andl\tdwsl "coe~l) lectures Department~ a~ dt\em a<
pohucal M:tencc: and ph}slcalcducatton \l.ould ha\c been
mro" n to tether 10 ho~ that the) could each rontnbute
d1fTcrent \1e\\polnU to the lectures
The department paan \\Ould hnn~ guest spca~er ,
iilms and concrru to I c\\l and Clarl; to CO\er subjeCt
mn~ang from -1 r-ends m Urban L1fe Ecumcnopohs or
Maeropohs.,.. to •tmpact of Urban Pace and Cro .... dmg
on the Human mmal ..
\\'hen fa cult) membcn objected tntheaddcd tas\: of
actl\'cl) pan•opaung an such a thtni!. lec:tuf'C)hl p
plannen ~u~ted that academacdepanmcnts bcdl\ld·
ed anto onl) three plannanggroup~ · oaal:1nd bchanonsl
soencet., art and humamues, and physacal sc1enco.
\\hat as no\\ C'OJU1dercd the most "'orkable option,
an -wue-oricNcd- opproach. would put a central lee~ urc
coardmaun~ commntee an charge It "'ould approach
departmena far 3.htuance an M:heduhng progro1ms that
complemented the courses liliead) oftcted b~ the
dep3rtmc:nt
\\'c c:an't see :tpcoding Sf 1.000 on a pro81Bm
mtcnded to -ennch the totaJ ucadc:mic c:t~pencnceH a1
_h e f·ord. d1ree1or of studenc acthuies, and other
lecture rlanncn h:a\-c told the senate. Too man~ times
before studen~ ha\c been told that 3 program will be
",;ood for them." Tryini to mtcrest people 10 a problem
such a\ the -Impact of Urban Pace and Cro\\dtng on the
Human Anamal" sccnu 3 pape dream at ~t
•\.\c'\'1: had a problem '-"lth getung requests for
spealc:rs from di\t~rse s.cctaons ol campw." s~ud R1chard
Ho)1. c:ha1rman of the lectures and Concem Com­
mmce. \\hen ;uled ho"" popula• lec~ure programs ha\e
been m the past. -we keep getting rcqucsu from the $a me
people lithe 11me • Hesaad other e'entssuc:h as the Jad:
DcJohneue concert fall term and the Dud. 's Breath
Mystef) Theatre vocre much more popular.
The lectures and Concerts Comm111ee "'on't vote
on fundmg lorthc: program until atleait nest \\CCk. Ho) t
s~ud the commmee needs more information on ho\\ the:
program \It Ill be run bdorc ia c:an cYen coruider shclhng
out a cent.
lhc ~~.Cnate ~eem.s. tnsistent on supporting )Uch u
lecturn program. \\ith or \\ ithout a dewled schedule of e\~Ot). If that I~ what 'cnator. I ttl tudent !> Y. OUid
~upport.then the~ )hould go ahead "'th it. Ho\\ocver,Jf
student~ arc gomg to pa) lor ll the)' should have a
constant hand 10 ho\\ 11 '' run hould the program
flounder hall \Ita) through the ~car I he lee lUres planmng
cnmmutee !lhould not ha'c full rem O\cr rc\llahllng it.
II lll not too late lor the '>cnate to ""uhhold the
S 12.000 11 budgeted the program . We sec fe"' problem:~.
IUIMnt! •hould the tudent bod) prc:sadent go to the Bo~u'd
ol Tru tccs requesting more control O\ er how student
mone~ y. 111 be spent m thts case. Alter all, the 'enate
\Oted on n program "hich ~~no longer conSidered the
mo~t \\orkable option.
\\'e ee nothing Y. ronl 10 bonging lecture" to
campu11 \\'c do. howe\eJ. object to so much ~otudent
m(lne) bcmg spent on a program Y.h1ch could pro'c
un..au~f:tctor) after a couple of month~ -undcr the
procnt ~nate budget gJant. the · 12,000 \\oould be
arrearel\--able •
Dispute over quotation
\te'e f1otter, former c:htel jusuce ol the tudent
Jud1ua~ Board, has disputed a quote pnnted in the
Ptonur l.ux·, last t!>iUC of winter term. fhe quote dealt
"•th a cue brought against the student senate for
unconsutuuonall) ~ithholdmg funds from the Chnstian
rcllo\\ hap dunng thiS )car's budgeting proce1s The J.
Board upheld the ~ate posatton.
As quoted, Pouc:r SAJd the senate onl} c caped
OOO\ ictaon bccauk the complainant tried to con,ict the
senate on the "rong arttde. Potter\ VIC\\', apparently .
"as chat the ~nate ~as guilt) ne..,erthelcss .
M\ ou"re as guilt) as hell; the Log quoted ham as
S3)1ng Dl the March 6 ~nate meeting.
Potter appeared before Lhe Log. editorial board
~arch I 3, snymg that the: phrase could hurt his chances
in graduate school He said he 1\ad not used the word
.. hell," and had mtcntionall) !>Upprcs'-Cd hi• voice tn
order th<Jt the Log not quote ham on am part ofihat
statement
lhc Log st.ands behind its quote. but we feel chat
Potter's side should be he.ud, through hJS mouth IU well
a5 through letters he has solicited on hu own behalf. • To the Editor
LCers ' . racism
I 1.1m \HIIInS \10 bchall of the
Seattle chapter of the International
Commattcc \g.a1n~ot Rsca11m ~~~ ~ell
""' .111 the pc:n!'llc \\ho uuemJcd the
\C" u~:cc,,ful cunlcrencc held here • on March -t .tnd 5.
W c "ould li'-e to thank the two
tudcnt , T>arr~l Robemand Rand)
Ma seng<~lt \~ho cnme lrom L ewtJ
.1nd Clarl; to (\calllc to partiCipate an
.1nd roncrtbull. t >the conference We
"'ould al o hkc to thank the Black
"tudent~o Umon and anv othel"' ""ho •
p<Jnsored..the•r tnp-\\e as!.ure )OU
tha \\:ls monc\ "ell mvestcd.
~
l he conlcrenoc wu attended b)
people lrom the Scaule area, \'an­
cou\cr 8( J ~ell as a represen·
tauo,.c: lrom Los Angeles. The
\\Or .. )hops centered on the light
agatn\t apanhe1d m outh Afrit41,
and the threat of .1 cw11 "ar 10
Cun.ad<J ba~d on nauonah11m and
anu-Frcnch racism We wrapped it
all up ....,ith a diSCU!>SIOn of concrete
plan'> on buildmg an anu-rac•st
mo"ement on our job o.md c::um­
llUSCS.
l he highhght of the weekend
CJme "hen we 'hut do\1. n a IOC31 com
bdlltr~ that '>Old the blood)
~rugerr.tnd. \\lth a militant
demon)trauon demanding an end to
tht) ob\tous .support of aparthetd
gn1n, thanh lor helping Ran­
d) and Dar f) Ito make the top \\ e
hope to ha\e a lunctionan~ I~C,\R
chapter 1n Ponland in the \el) near
luture. Rac1sm a<> the main stumbhng
blocl on the path to better )Chool'!>.
JObs. health C'.Jre, etc. lor all \\Orkang
people and -.tudents It " al~o a
direct thrc:u to our hves and health.
<tnd tha"' 1:. parucularl} true for
mannnucs . \\ c m I~ R ~t: rnCI\ffi
laic nnd dt:<~lh s&ruggh: that c:nn
\Htn, nnJ "c tnt end t\) des trot
bcllliC 1t dcM ro) u ' We urge all
J«''" th• !>lruggle. tx~.~~~ c nafltt\.
)OU!
CuthJ Sfh
fm tht' lnttnrattnnal co,mtrli/Jft
1of gam rt Rann,
He didn't say 'helf
I "ould hke to bnng to
attention n :ugniriCJnl error ~na 't•a
made an last wcel':. Ptonur
aruclc conccrnang the "J-Boue
charge lo\t on tcchnicaht) •
Murra~ Coleman .
Steo,.e Potter •~ quoted 1n U:
nrttcle •~ sa yang, .. You're as guih' li
hell .. I \\"US prc:ient at the mC~~
and clear!) remember h1s word!~:
bc:ang ..... gually 3\ On) thmg
ing Stc\e, I Anm' I would
nouced tf he hud u"Cd the -.,'l!!
~hell .. My o,ugge,uon 1r. that c
apolog) be made to 'Steve an lhe
"'uc: <'f 1 ht I ox a~ uch a masllkt
manor a 11 m.ty .seem could (ar.l
rna~ ha\e >tlrC41dy) damage b
rcputat1on .
Your auenuon to tha' lJ gmllJ
apprecti.Jtt:d.
\.for) A.&.
Jun;;r
No doubt about it!
I. Rad. Roemer. w;u at
enate meeting on March 6. a~
fec:lthat the Ptonur Log m"t!~qu:~
Ste\e Pollc:r. He clearly did not
"h.1t the Log printed.
Pioneer Log
Edltor-ln·Chlel. Jeff P1erce
N8111ra Editor Pt\ylhs Ostt:tr
Copy Edllora· Perry Olson. HaM
Holznage,
SpOrts Edtl~r Ktm Hartw1g
Enterutnmenl Ed11or Ltsa Gro;:ntng
At1 Olreclor Carohnt> Gate
Phote>Qraphy Editor. John Kt~e~ter
CompoaltJon Editor: Sf\arleno Kamoto
Aclvenlaltlg Manaoer Toby Padgeu
CirculatiOn Manager. Amta Ma~
Writer.: SUMt Brown. Sarah Bum$,
TatadZYra CTubang11u Murray
Co'eman, Jelf Ou1on. Chuc" Fall, Nana
Grey-Johnson. carey JonH, Kall
Lass.ovall, Outen Mandel, An•ta Marlls.
Randy Masungate , Oa d Po._,en. L.o11
Putman, Stove RtiSbet'ger A1yce
Sadongol Colby Sehmtn Randy
Stender HaJit Thorstetnnon. OaVJd
Untermeyer , Davtd Willey Chnsllna
WOOdy
Sports Sam Brtggs. Sarah Bums, Mllre
Ctarl>l John Kllcker, Dave Lowe, Vmee
Woods
Enterulnment. Bambt Lllchman , Stacy 8uaJneu Manager. John Scou
Roul Anne Stetner
Reel World. C•nd• Ow~~t~s
Publlck Occurrences : Karen Lombard
Phote>Qrephy Rtck Coll1ns, Murray
Coleman 8•11 Deane. Jell D1111on, Jame
Flanagan. Nana Grey·Johnsoo . OaYid
Hembre, Mart! Kolen, Dwight Lay,
Outc:n MandCI. Karl Peter ~. John
Vo<Ser
Produc:Uo n Betty Boblowslu, Ray
Clan. Chuc,_k; fall Jana Fessel. Jane
Hudson, Anne Sle•ner
CompoaiUon ! Cindy Bryant. Jants
Clark, Karen t-tarade Grace lnokuc:lll.
Lynne Ushtjuna Noel WOOdy
Artttt Mall Wuer1ler
Major edYiaor R«c:tlerd Hoyl
Splrltuat Guidance : Oh heel. •
Othctal pubheahon ol the Auoelatld
Studentt of Lewta and Clark, 0615 SW
Palatane l-4111 Road, Portland , Oregan.
97219 PMied weekly by the Sa//WOOtl
BH Saoond ctau poStage patd 11
Portland. Oregon Annual subiCnpllOn
CIOSl. $3 75 lOt U 5 IUbSCtlber~
In the financing game, LC students lose ... • aga111
Culb) Schmitt
Qf .... ,.._ .. l.Qt.
E'~f) bod) tighten }our belts!
D1g deeper down into )Our pockets
because tu1t10n and fees \\iJI be £Otn1J
up-agaan .
Those pl~nning to li'e oo c:ampui
next ~ear wdl h:a-.c to fork O\er SS40
more 10 eat the so~ (at least
:s.am1lan lood.li-.e an lhesoml'dorms ,
and ancnd (more or leul tbc samr
daun
lf rb1~ keep~ up, Lewis and
Clark tudc:nu will have trouble
daningui,bins rhemielves from
mc:mberJ ol a log rolhog contat;
where one runs Iuter and futer just
to stay •n t.he same place ~ For thO$e
who do n•t. o.r ca n•t keep
up • • • splas_h'
Ai time drap on, yean ao by
(and tuation aocs up), one wondcn
cued)· how many LC uudenu will
find chcmld\CI faJlin& into the
4 -
water.
Docs thi~ mean an increase in
the amount of finanaal aid to
-needy· studenli u nettssaf)
(cspcaall) a1ncr the number of need)
student5 "'111. no doubt, rue alter
tuallon !OCi up)?
Keep an mind, though. that a
good port1on of the lund~ used by
the college for finanC'Ial a1d come
lrom the students thc:msehei . A
nsmg demand for finanoal a1d could
'el") well mean another twtion h1kc:,
-.-.hach would demand even more
hnancial;ud. and 10 goes the v1ciou'
tuclc • For middle income studcnu,
who mu\1 also rely on a statement of
their parents• mcome to detennme 1f
they arc c:baible for finanaal ~•d,
there 11, u budaet officer William
Mallinson said. "little if
anythina 1We [ Lewt& and Clark) c:ao
do'" ucept to rely on tbc: ColJ.est
Scholarship Sei'VlCC to dctermjnc dig~biluy .
After all, the I0\1. tncome
students are proVIded Cor. The high
•ncome students proVIde for
thcmsel\-ei It's those an the mtddle
mcomc bracket who arc up the
creel.
Unless the student c:1n prove he
•• linancially independen t of his
p<trenb. parental income will alwa)l
be contidercd 1n determinang finan·
etal aid need, r~ordln .• of whether
the parents feel they c:an afford
finanCing a colleae educauon
It ~ould seem tfiat •todent bod)'
prc.ident Larry ~..-auggcsnon
that middle income students who
ca.n't m~et colleae cost& .. become
aware:-has a nng or truth in 11.
The problem of ruang college
C0$1.$ invoi\'Ca the students-so must
the an1\lrer. It as simply not realistic
to 111 back and Cllpect LC ad­
ministrators to do an)'l.hin& dilferenl I rom "'h.;~t they have done alread)'.
Dean of Students D1et. Soren­
son ha) gJ\en us three reason' why
he does nol anticipate that current
Jotudents will drop out as a result of
the tu1taon incr~
•Sance a\13ilable finanoal aad
hu ancre:ned, any student wath a
·demon\tra ted need" for financtal
aad ron look forward to having that
ncoe<J met.
• Those not oo ftnancial aid
needn't wony because thear fam1ly
income• have gone up in proponaon
to the tuition nm.e Tboae wathout
rinanciul aad ma~ become ehSJble.
•The -altunauvc (pnv.atc) col·
lesea .. ha\e tncr-cucd thar costs
C$sentually tO withtn one-tenth per­
C%Ot of LC's
What don -demonstrated
need-mean uactly'l Even more
amportant . how doea one adequately
demon1trate -need?"' And how does
financial aid adequately mec1 1 student's ~ncc ds'r' ls
poJtll\'t' LC will. 1f n~~
all linancial .. needs" a student
ha,e?
Ha\e the f3mily incomC~o
LC studcnu ancrc.ued
tionatcl) to the tuauon raase'1
this from a Jl8tiooal average?
with no financial aid mo) bee~
c:hgible. but ho\\ many "';/{)
When Sorenson u«s the tefU
·alterru.tive collc:ge~" does he rut:lt
to include Whuwonh . Puget Sou£~
Willamette , Pactfic Lutheran
iveraicy, ond LanHcld?
Let's hop< not
Percenlage fisurC~ for inc:reaJCI
at those collc:ac:s do not reoresc­
"nythang even close to a on,e-t4e!IU
percent difference from LC
story pa~ I).
Let's hop< Sorenson wiD sbltf
10me li&ht on these quest•ons. u
u others, It the Apnl 10 stuCJCII
senate mccuna..
PIO'!Ur /,or, April 6. o coul
rutman. Carolint'
f'Ml1(1 I u&
lncrca~~ an a\ ala
,,n help offset a S
and fe~ nt I .. ""
.,:dill£ to se\ era I
r;to
1rs. R1chard So
tllilenl • :.ud he d
;:,crtliSC Ill >tllect en
Raehcllc Stumpf, dll
a•d ollice, ~•il ;':CY'
~~ .. 100 percent o
or studenu.. regat
• • of IUittOn 10(
need. she
of monc~
to attend
' -~$determi ned bl
annw Scrvu:e an 1
Lo• 1nc:ome st udenl . -by the tuauon 1
~allinso n, v1
ness and finand
·~u and Clark
on h.a~ to look t
the largest "n&
-he uad. wan • who .He on ri
!nS!Jtut ion b~ pohC)
:;tUt•l'~ of it~ I UtiiOO
o( grant!>
•The \tudent who'
till in no \\ay beJe<
£lC1'C<UC in 1 uauon I
tffict will put togeth
[llllltsll rca~ibl c for
;!!ttld LC.-
tudent bo<i) prcl
agreed, saying.
thtnk the mcre<U
me <>tudents bd
Ba5tC Opporul
care ol a person
OR
liMB I,
NArL DEN
For lnfotlNtion
The Gall
600 sw
Portlan~
222-555
Oull1de
Ctntert In
let]
ro'
task
H.c: ouebt t~
•.. and pe~
%ng -r~
"""" W,. Aprrl • litor
\\ c: an INC 1\ R sec ntCI\ITI
nnd ~cath !llrugglc lhnt cao r· and ~C Intend IQ d~trol
pre 11 t.le"trop u"l We urgt 11n
\ tht ~lrUg&Jc:, bc:<."aU5C tl afT((\
I!
C1.11 J11 .\rb
r.-u, tl11• lntanotmnul '"'"' '"''~llfltt
4 gotmt Roctm
le didn't say 'heir
I ~ould hke to bnn~ to
!nuon a stgnilicant error that
c an last wcd;'s Pwnur lCf
clc conurmng the .. J·Boirt
1rgc lo<~t on technicaluy·
lrru\ Coleman
lC\C Pouc:r '' quoted an t!z
lcle a' S3)'ing, "You're as guahytl
I .. I w;U present at the mm~t~
I clcarl> remember ha~ wordt
ng ~ guilt) as on;rhmR · Kna..
Ste\e, I J..no~' I would hi~
,teed af he had used the Y.ori
•II ~ \of}' l>U&gestton '' that a·
)log~ be: mndc: to Steve an the
Jc of the lug .. , uch ·I mmab
1or as at muy ~c:cm could lar.!
y haH' already) damage
• UUtllOn
Your anent ion to thi' "gJULi
rccaatcd.
J.(Of) A Bi:i
1UIIX1
lo doubt about it~
I. Rad.. Roemer, Wll\ at
late meeting on 'Aarch 6, and
I that the Pwnar Log masquotd
:\e Potier. He clearl) dad not~
iat the L.og printed.
Log
ilneu MaNger. Jonn Scoll
''· Anno Sterner
II Wortct-Condo Owen~
)lfelt Oeeurrencea . l<aren Lomba«!
nography Rick Collins, Murray
eman Boll Deane, Jetf O••on. Jame
ligan, Nana Grev·Johnaon . OaViO
rbre, Marll Koten, Owtgnt l.ay,
ttl Mand~ . Karl Pet.,rJOn, John
ler
ctucUon. Beuy Bobfows!u , Rav
rk. Chuck fall, Jana Festol, Ja"e
'son Anne Sterner
i"potiUon : Clnoy Bryant, Jams
rli !Uren Harada Grace lnoilucl!l.
ne Ushtjoma , NOt'l WOOdy
1st Matt Wuerker
!Dr adv'-or A•cnard Hoyt
u.aJ Guidance : Oh heeL!
al publle8hon of the Auoc•lled
nts or Lew•• and Cleft~, 0615 S'N
lllne Hill Road, Portland, Oregon.
19 Prlntod wnekly by the SlllwOOtJ
Second c;~ass postage patd 11
11and. Oregon. Annual aubtcttptiOn
It $3 75 for U S tubscrlbera
•
udcot' .. need•:r h Sorens«
'JIInt l C will, ir necenar}, I financial Mneeds." a student
h.e?
Ha\e the family income1o ,, ...
t !IIUdents increased
?narcl) to the tuiuon ra1sc? Or
IJs from a p.ational average?
th no financaul aid mo)' bee-oat
i-blc. but ho~ manv wllfl
When Sorenson ~~ the: tefS
ltcrnauvc: colleg~" doe~ he md!
anclude Whatworth, Puget ;,o1~- ·
~namette . Pae~fic Lutheran
~nat). and Lanfic:ld"
Let\ hope not
Percentage figurC$ for ancrc~JC
those collcgQ do not repracd
ythtng even clo~e to a onc:-tcnU
rcent dafference from LC
,ry page I).
Lei's hope Sorenson wtll
me li&hl on these questions, u
others, at the Apnl 10 studd
• utc mecttng. o could tuition hike hurt?
t'IJlntan, Camlln~ Gale
rtaf'ttr I <}I
Jotre;uo an 0\1ltlablc linancaul
• iJ helP offset a SS.tO Jump tn
1nd fc:,cs nt I c~ as 11nd Clark,
to !lc\cral college admt·
::;!V""l>
1'11011 Rtchard Sorenson, dean
""''rrtu, \atd he docs not ex peel
ato~~e to allcct enrollment .
lltchc:llc Slllmpf, darector oil he
1 aad office, said the office
t:tet .. 100 percent o( calculated
of ,tudcnts. regardlen of the
of I uitaon incre-.nc. rhe
nc:ed. she s•nd, is the
ol money needed b)'
to ~mend Lewis and
1 .-.1 determined b) the College
"""'P Se,....acc 10 Berkeley.
t.o~ ancomcstudcn~ Wlll not be:
b\ the tuition increase 5aid • \olallinson, vice-president
~nm and fin.an~ .
"lt~ts nnd Clark as a pnvatc
•jutum ha' to look to tuatton to
the LJrgcst stngle sour~ 1n
• he said, "<~nd for those r
.t.~h "ho arc on financaal a ad
~itutton by pohcy seu aSide a
.:m•tt~ of it\ IUiliOO tO give in the
of grant'
·The tudent who's on financaaJ
I'JI tn no way be: JC:Opatdazed b}
ttrenc in tuauon The: finanetal
elftte wtll put together a package
.'llll•~311 fea!>lblc for that student
~mncJ I. C.-
tudent bod)' prC$tdcnt Larry
•srr:cd, )Uying ... B.utc:all), I
tbtnk the increase ~til aflect
ome ~tudents bc:<;au\C BEOG
Baste Opponunit} Gmnt.s]
care ol a person who's really "f here Ore I number of
propoMJio; 1n the Congre ' and she:
Senate e pandang collese 'ti.Ork­
tUd) and finnnctal rud to tnc:lude
maddle-1ncome people.-Lc~ ts 5atd,
rclc:rnnc to maddlc·mcome studenu
.... ho receive ltulc: or no lin.tnctnl aad
-r hat's the re-.JI world ~ htch
uflccts U\ .and tha1'1 why I'm con·
cerned wtth gcttmg <lUI nnd \ naetnE
the V'tew• ol l e~as and Clar~ tu an
andcrcndcnt college ... l.cwt.J satd
"H maddle·ancome studt:nlli Wlll
huH' problem!> mecsangthcse coils, I
would rea II> suge5t that they get out
and tf) to become aware of 1ome of
the propo)al• that arc beang brought
up an the: C('ngrCl~ ond the Senate.
·The) should wnte theu Con·
greumen and become anvol11ed in
student go\ernment so we can do
something about at.ft
M11Jiinson also cxprCl~d con­
cern lor maddlc·ancomc students.
.. I'm an complete 'ympathy wish
tho'c of maddle mcomc: who don't
quahr) for financial atd But there's
lillie if an)thang we c.sn do other
than rei) on the usual sUlndard
ldtemenl 1o determane through the
C ollegc s,hol:mhap Servtu whether
or not that \ludent "ho\ pre·,cntly
cligtblc for aad could ver) well
become cltgtble next year
"'f o the degree th<~t it seems hke
a sagnific.J nt ancrcasc, 11 i!> an ot»olute
dollan.. Fi\c hundred and fon}
dollaf' • a consaderable ancreasc.
But il student.\ take that as u
pc:rcent.~~e . af they relate at to the
percentage they're a.dung for an JUS I
the ASl C (student acU.,lllcs) fee.
they'll undcratand that the problems
arc ten-fold, or a thousand-fold for
the in!lltlullon doing 11s day to d<~)
Ovr
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Let Johnny Wong
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ese od doesn't
taste a1ike.
He oulf\t to knov.. He bas grown up ,.jth Chin~ cookinJe
••. and ,pent over 20 )eat'S in the restaurant bu1ineu. J~hnn\ ·
Wona penonall~ ~u~n--4a cvervthin& from ~he cbotce ~~
reciperi to the telection of fn:sb msrccfientt dail~ ·. AJI of hu
entrees ue cooked to order.
You'U find a c.o:y bar, banquet
fadlidcs and food·to--&0, too.
11ntrr Lot. Aprrl 6, /911 Johnny ia in bu ruc.aurant
~about 14 houn a !by. But ~en
if he un't the~ topctt )'OU and
your fa mil)'• )'OU can bet be will
~vc ~to it that your Can·
runese dining advcntu~ iJ be·
yond cnmpaftl
\\bng's
Resr.auranr and Lounp
Cb~ and American Food
7601 s. w. BarWr Blvd.
Pbonr 245·2479 btamcu.-Mallinson satd.
"It ~ill take more: monc:) to do
the sume amount of bu5men or to
do bu~tnes~ a httlc better.·
A~ for the effect on enrollment ,
[>e',JO of Admwion~ Helmuth
Bclr.ow i~ as not sure how the tn·
crca~e ~ill a(fect inconung freshmen
who decide to attend ~as and Clark
on the ba§is of last year's costs.
Every ye;n tuatioo tncrca~e~ and
an estimate of the increa~< ts
quoted 1n the intormation sent to
prol>peCiive studentJ The estimates arc: ~a1han S.SO ro SIOO of actual
cou•. Ud:o~JC$ s.a1d.
flm ~·ear the college e)(CC:UlJYC
council deCided not to release that
Qtlm.1te. The COUnCil IS made: up Of
admanuuutor• of the college:, and
the student bod)' pres1dc:nt who
ser'<Cl as an oblC'fVcr
The mlormauon sent out last
fall quolo 1977-78 academic year
costs T umon and feo, it state$. -are
cJipccted to tncrcasc moderately.
follo~ang trend, in the general .. economy . Be owtn 1a1d he expect an­
eomtng students to rett1~e "quatc a
JOlt" ~hen the) rc:CD\c accurate cost
anrormauon -1 don'l now ho~ the:)
w11l rCilct. I reall~ don'1 " he kUd
orenson ad he: doa no1 an·
ucapatc tudenb 10 drop out for
lhree rc:Juom Fir t, he u1d. the
nvualablc fan;aoe~al md hal mcreased
Studenu '-~.llh n '"demonstniled need
for financ:•al a1d wall h;m: thnt need
met-
~or those atudcnl$ who nrc not
on finananl .,ad. hr ad, fnmll)
mcomc:r. ha10e 1ncrcascd al the same
pace a" the tunaon rauc I hose that
hll'-'C not. nwy become ellgable for
finanetnl aad. orcnson sa1d
The other pnvatc liberal ans
colleges an che area tunc JOC'teased
thOr rate5 ol enc:ntJall) the same
pace as Lc:wn iilnd Oart:.The college
ES wuhan one-tenth of a peremt p:
poant oft he ancrea$n of other s1mllar
collc:go an the area
Soremon wtU gJvt: a deuuled
prc:KntatJon of lhe budrc:t at IM
student senate mc:ctang Moncha).
pr. 10 •
Rt'laud Jtorz~.J pog~ 1
from $353 to $398 roundtrip
(low season) (peak season)
-departs datly from Seattle on Pan Amencan
Airlines
-ttcket good up to one year
-fly budget or standby
-call now for further mformationl
To get you around over there, we offer.
-student fltghts covering Europe. the Med&terranean. As1a. and Africa
at up to 50% sav1ngs over commerctal fares
-Eurailpass, Bntra1l Pass. French Nat'l Railroads Pass.
-International Youth Hostel Pass and hostel tnformation .
-C.C T Camping Tours-student oriented~
Stop by the off1ce located tn the A.S.L.C.
offices in the Tratl Room. A .. S.L.C Travel Servace.
L.C. Box 140
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Entertainment
SOFA picks foreign films for spring
\nnr "ttiner
or '". I'Wif'ff t.oa
'\tudcnb Org:tna1ed for \\:
II\ rite:• ~~ tr);ng to pump 3 hulc
culturr mto our othcn\'1\C: un·
,ophrsttC'l1ted campu~ .. chedule The
"Oh\ lilm commrltee hn .. )elected
1 ur film' lor 'pong term "hrch
ser' c: a' rcmrndcf' thlll Holl}" oud
doc' not hold the cop nght on
motton ptcture-making .
The cho~n film~ are cla,~ic'
from 'omt ol the .best hahan,
French "" edt'h and Japnnc'e
d I rtc'l 0 f"
lngmar Bergman " Tlu ~c \',nth
s, a "tamng ~a~ \On S~do\\ \\'3~
'ho" n priJ ~. The ilamboyant
"'C'd' h dtrector o~nd the lilm~ he
ha• produced, ~uch 31> Sctnt.s From a
.\lomol(e. ha"c: had a hc:aV) in·
Ouc:nce on mencan audience , and
ore "ell·'-no\\ n tn lhb counrr)
The ccond film "ill be sho\\ n tht\ \\CC~. on lut"Sda), April II
Frunccm 1 rullaut'~ hrstleature lilm
7 he• 400 8/oh ·'· rs an outo·
biogmphtcul 'l..etch to be lihown 111 '7
p.m '" tht <.. ounc1l Chnmbel"\ Trul
laut hn' rtcc:ntl) ttarncred pubhctty
lor ht!. acun~t debut 1n the scaenec
hcuon .. pc,tJcular Uou l:.n
cmmttf1 t)j tltr nurd A.md
For mun} }ea~ he has been
rccel\lng uttentton a .. 3 fine d1reetor
and Tht 400 8/cn\'l won both the
~e" 'orl Cnuc·.., \ward and a pnte
nt the Ltnncs f-ilm F~tival 10 1959
1 he 'tor) ol an illegwmate bo) who
become' an outC41st, it \Iii) d~cnbcd
a.' "one of tho c: timeless f-rench
him' "h1ch "nn(l:. ) our heart out
"llh lh beaut). truth and despair,"
b\ the '"'" l'or.l. PoJt. • \ho to be 'ho" n thi~ term are
1 hr Btn dt n11r/, d1rectcd by the
ltnhan nco reah't \ lltono De rca
and Tht ~t,rn Samurot, a rousmg
cpu; adventure \\ h1ch 1s, for all tn·
Fir Acres to host dancers
B.allet du Lac. a group ol young
dancer' from the L.tlc: Os\\ego urea,
"ill gt\e two pertormanco thill
"eckend on the mamstagc: oi Fir
cr~ Theatre. IOrmc:d rn pmnU With 0owmg White
CO!otumes. 8r1RIII Gordtm, With
mu,rc taped rrom" rore hvc: perfor­
mance an Madnd. pain and
ftJotnotr, a modern Jazz p1ece also
choreogruphed b\ Douglas tent-. und purpo,~. o ~hoot~m·up
V. e'tern 'po~en '" Jopane'e
Motion picture~ have been
termed "tht hvc:l1e't o.rt " l'orc:1gn
fihnmnkcr' ho' c contrnunll)' C\
plolled the .trttsllc polo~lbthtll!.\ or the
medium to a gretlter e"tent than
tnear Y.1nkce countcrpurh For thl'
rea~on the} arc consrdered vuluo.ble
v1e"'"8 lor nn,·one interested tn
cmcmn · We wuntcd to Introduce
him .1' -,omethtng more than enter·
tainmcnt. ~ 111d tephanic: Hurt.
chturman ol the film ~election com·
• mlttee
1 here j, a widt!>prc:ad feehng
among American aud1ence... that
fore1gn film, arc totall\ different
from the1r we tern counterpart\ ,
Foreign tilm' do rc:nect the d1s11nc·
ti\c nnuonal choructer or the coun·
trie, and culture!> tn wh1ch the) were
created. At the \Ume umc:, there .ne
man~ common element!. tn film
whtc·h afford endle1>$ opportumues
tor bn~•c .. tudy nnd nppreclll.llon
People are often wary of foreign
film~> bccuuse thev assume that n va" • knowledge of customs, language nnd
~tandnrd~ ore requ1rcd for com·
prc:hc:nMon . much It)~ ef\joyment or
the film Th1~ m1sconcepuon has
been perpetuated b) cnucs who FROM 400 BLOWS
One of the tour fore1gn films to replace Golden Oldies senes
dwell on the fore1gnn~ of the film\
rather than d1scussrng the bn~1c fac­
tors common to all mouon pictur~
Even someone who know'> nothtng
about John Wayne or westerns
could recognize the famihar nc:ed6,
feeling.'> and motivlluon among the
characters 1n John Ford's class1c,
Stagt>coach The same is true of
vmuaJiy all foretgn films
The mov1es to be shown this term nrc all clus,rc fore1p
1 hey nrc: c:xtrnordtnanly
and any Interested v1ewer
u ble to gat her CilOUIJh '"'··­
from what he sees to gtt •
undcrstandmg. of the film'•
For lilm buffs, th1s rs a
golden opportuntty to
honLon!l, and gam m~1ghts
uJe of film a\ on art form..,
for entertnmment
The rcgtonal pertonning com·
pan} h.a' toured Portland area
schooh .tnd oenten. most ol it\ per­
formances at the Lake Oswego Com·
munrl\ Theatre Hop1ng to marntain
it Collo"in~. Ballet du Lac "ill
present fi\C p1cc:e!l at Le\\t~ and
Clark rangmg from cla"ical ballet to
modem to panish danctng 1 echnacal d~re ctor and
treasurer \'erne Poe stud .. We'd hkc
to otabhsh Le\\i and Clark as one
of our pla~10g hou.sc:s We th1nk the
!>tUdent' would apprec1ate thJ~ krnd
of thmg and our lods JtUI enJO}
dancing." .. movement flick at law scho
The group. wh1ch p~nts the
Nuura(ktr Suut> annuall} at
Lakendge and Beaverton H1gh
')chool~. wall dance Krng Dovtd. a
modem p1ece choreogra phed by ar
U5hc director Franktc Douglas
Other movement~ wtll mcludc: Tras
lo~ SiNIO.f ( Aao.s.s tht Ctnturi's).
choreographed b~ compan) member
htrley Orbed. A.amnsko per-
• The cunain will go up on the
marnstagt at 8 p m • Fnda), April 7.
and S.uurdn) April 8 Admtssion
for the general pubhc tS S3 for
reserved 'eating but SpecJnl ar­
rangement) have been made for LC
faculty and students· ttclcets for
SJ SO wtll be ~old at the lnlormation
Desk rn Templeton Center and at the
bo' offu:c the mg.ht of the per! or-
mancc • Usa Croenln&
Ploo«r l 01 E.nt«nall\mml f.d.l101
Coup Pour Coup. (Blow For
8/0t\.), a ntm about the struggle for
better workmg cond1t1ons 1n a
French garment factory, proves that
collecuve filmmaking can work well
Shown 10 New York to delighted
c:nt1c:s, the Nauonal lawyer's Gu1ld
will bnng the p~oeudo-d ocumentory
to the: Northwestern School of Law
campu& Saturday, Apnl 8
The: film is the collecuve effort
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NOW AT
A PLANET
NEAR YOU
ALSO ON F.AflTASY.
GOO DB ff BlUES IF 9fi2Sl
PARADISE WITH AN OCEAN VIEW (F 94951 r: ss. ••
INct.uoEs
THE SING
ON FANTASY e REcORDS AND rAPEs l.E "CO'fDTE·· • of npproJtunately a hundred
people filmmakers , actors nnd ac­
tresses. and about sixty unemployed
garment workers Everyone was
pard the same SJOO a month, and
dc:ctsions on how the film would be
shot were: approved by maJOnty
vote
The film take5 place tn Rouen.
France Oppressed women garment
wort...c:rs, moved to rebel by made­
quote pay, bad hours and a grueling
producuon schedule (wtthout much
help at home or from the umon), set
off nn explosrve wildcat stnke that
obtam' more than theu demands
from the boss.
Before the unke the women had
never really taUced to each other or
known one another at all Through
the umfied effort of both filmmake rs
and garment workers. commumca ­
uon began to open up.
"The film shows the
claustrophobiC, sweatshop worktng
condrt1ons that led the women to
stnke conuant superVISIOn
dc:pmott on of work supph~. long
work days wnbout breaks, the om­
mpresent hum of sewmg mach1pes
and the mdignlty of having to ask
permiSSIOn to go to the bathroom, "
stud the Los AnJ~Ies Ttmt.s movte
reVIeW
But one doy an assembly hne
worker has a nervous fit ond
hystencally cries for n1r and
sunshme In order to stop the hne,
:.upportel') commn petty sabotage
and two workers are fired
Spontaneously, the women oc­
cupy the manager's office. The rest
of the: film tells the story of the
occupat1on :.etting up a nursery ms1de the plant.
h1red thugs, boredom,
and d1scovery
"Perhaps the se1ung
owner, whom the worken
'blow for blow' wtth the
they have had to endure, u
melodramatic ," s.1ud N,.,.
1/mes cnuc A H. Weiler &.UQl
m a gins~ cub1cle, the
IS rorced tO go through thr
restrlcllonll under whr~
employees work no smoku
toilet priv1lege~ . no talkrns.
penod~ and no eaung
In the meantime, thewom
fi~htmg off
goons. takmg C41re of their
gc:ttrng to kno\\ each otheras
bc:m~ It make for a ver)
~etup
"Although II IS tm~H)Uil
diffc:renta.atc: actor from
worl..er. the 'performances'
and lurgc. properly
\eemmgly ad lib The old
"ho rc:mlmsct!l about her
penence tn 1936 <;eems to be
o\ the young. harned mot
ra1ls at her husband') tnllbtl
hnndlc: therr youngstel1;
Weiler
The him ends w1th the
tnumphunt but knowmg th(t
yet u long struggle ahend ol
Whot they have learned
them~>el ve) and each other
them rn the1r future battlt1
subtitled film will be shown •
p m in room 2, next to
.. c:hool hbrary and Fi..shbo"•
event 1s bemg sponaored
Nattonal Lawyer's Guild
mts 10n Will be S I.SO
BE A PART OF
LC'S RED LIGHT DISTRICT.
Spend time In the darkroom developing your own nntlu
The Pioneer Log needs photographers All you need Is
mm camera, and a desire to see your pictures In nru
Remember . a moving shutter gathers no dustl
COME TO THE LOG STAFF MEETING
THIS THURSDAY AT 3:10p.m. TCC on~SBAEN
or contact John Klicker. ext. 232.
Ptontt'r Log, Apri/6. students Sara
and roll In ell
alrauon In every1
B tean
Kart~ig
~ 'puru E.diiOl
'1\t're not go1ng t~
· ho\lo good of a tc:t
coach M1clcey •
bac'k. on b11
record
~m":n s plan fort(
Western Bapttsl
Fteld. Wt
ilto convince hrs
form a team capa~
Softball-Sue
~oftball tean;
lpring schedule P
Jamboree
bad weather, I
their ~caso n o
Huston SportS C
Tuesday against Pa
Golf· The Lewis an1
will meet Wh1ll
and Pacific
Saturday an ma
matches for
kiln"• duffers WtU
Oswego Mumc1
lntttml1.1'11b·Direct
Q
THE
Q21 s w -
~' Log. April 00 BLOWS
'lace Golden Oldies series
term are all chts,•c lore1p
They are e!ltroordinnnly
and anv anterested v1ewer
able to gather eflough IOIIlllll
from whnt he sees to get
understanding of the film't
For film buff~ . th1s IS o
golden opponunity to
honzon&, nnd gnan ins1ghts
use of film OJ. an art form &I
for entennmment
law sch
ms1de the plant, provocau:
h1red thugs, boredom, rrutt
and d1scovery
.. Perhaps the se1~10g
owner, whom the worken
'blow for blow' w1th the"." 11111
they have had to endtm, a
melodramauc ," sa1d N'"'
Tlmts cn11c A H Weiler 1.oa
in a glass cub1cle,the arroplltl
•~ forced to go through tht
restnctton~o under wh
employees work. no smokl.!
toilet pnv1leg~. no talkana.
periods and no eating.
In the meanume , the wo1111
fiSJhung orr managcmc~:~
goons. takmg care of thetr
geumg to know each other
betn&$ h makh tor a vcr)·
setup
.. Although 11 Ill 1mpou:
differentiate actor from
worker, the 'performances'
and larse. properly rougn1·nC'I
)temmgly ad lib The old
who rem1ru~c~ about her
pcrience 10 1936 seems to be
as the young, harned mcurm
ra1b at her hu~band '' ma'btl
handle thetr youngslen:
Weiler
1 he lilm end~ Wtth the
triumphunt but know1ng thr~
yet u long struggle ahead ol
What they hove learned
themselve s and each other "
them 10 the1r future banta.
subutled film Will be shown
p.m tn room 2. next to
school librory and Fishbo•!
event •s bcmg sponsored !­
National Lawyer's Guild
miSSion w1ll be S I SO
~RTOF
,HT DISTRICT.
developing your own pno1o
ographers. All you need Is
to see your pictures in
shutter gathers no dustl
tG STAFF MEETING
10 p.m. TCC BASEM
Kflcker, ext 232. SEE CHUCK FALL
students Sara Holub and Chuck Fall demonstrate a proper
and roll In class Aikido utilizes 'kl' tor "relaxation and
ration In everyday lite," according to Instructor Calvin Tabata. •
artial art 'ki' to relaxation
Kim Hartwla
Plonur l tl& '110"' F 411"'
Munia1 ans mstructot' mam­
tatn thut euch an I\ a ~p~trate and
untque style; not to be compared
wuh one another
But all munial an\ cia ses con·
tain "'nually the lUlmc: phtlosophtes
The pracuc:c or euqueue for all ans
mc:lude respectfully addreumg the
in5tructor as "~cn~e•'" . The goal of
marual arts cout'\CS are ••mtlar!
pro'¥1ding for a happaer mental and
ph)·,•cal hfe.
From the oulStde, aikido exer·
CIZCS look no different than thoac of
other martial ans.
.. Aik1do cannot be compared to
any other an," said innructor Calvm
h~ta , who will ofter <Jn uikido
~minar Saturday Apnl8, from 8to
10 a.m. in Pamphn Sporu Center
Aik1do. unhkc other manud
arts, '-' a non-compettuve art.
Tabata uud ''that uuhz.es 'ka' relu
nuon and concentration that .tpply
to other martial an'l Tabato contends that aiktdo is
taught tn many police ,u:adcmi~ as n
1oollor po"tavc thin lung. But the an
• not limited to tho!.t with out·
standmi' phy11cal ab1hty.
"1 o learn aikido vou don't have • to be strong." Tabata ~•d .. For
women. the art1s are.~t . In Portland,
we teach children.
.. W1th older people, aikido
rcheiiC$ the tens1on that builds up
tns•de their bodies, tension that
CiJUt>es ht(!h blood pressure. ulcers
and heart nttacks. Many
businasmen come to my classes ro
cclu, suay happy mentally and
ph)'1ically , and to keep aikido as pan
of their hves "
He added that Sadabaru Ob, a
Japanese legend an baseball, applies
atktdo to hios daily routine. meditation .
.. Meduauon and 1uludo are as
d1Cfercnt as night and day,"' he :Utd
.. Lewis and Clark 11 a communa·
ty th~tt should be aware of thtl, C\rcn
if rhey never use or see oakado
agatn" •
Classifieds
TYrtsc.. My home rcuoDAbk ruto
t.bnlliCllpt . corrapondtna , thdn, n:sumc
and &UUlhCII ~9&&0
TEA C: HI. R" at all lcvdl t=CifC! 111 and
Oo~uc "lachcn Bo' 1063. Va!>COU"Cr .
\llathlftl\ o:r>. 9tb60
~,._ 'i TO Sr D Till UMMUl SAII.­
I'G nn: C Alllf;AN" The Paafac" Eu·
tOSKl CrutWIIl otha p&IU of tbc .. or1d a nS
~~&tlin; or PQ'Ol:f y.thu" &!at own:n aetd
.:.ac•a! For (~ l.oformauon. IICnd a I.J.«m
uamp toSKOKO Bot. 20S~S . Ho~ntoa ,lau
new
TVPr.,.G s Aa:v111tt. fnl ~ ~ crnts per
4oul!lt-tpaocd pap 633- C'ICtltllp
TEACHER S V.A:O.Il,O• Wat lind otbcr
tt.a~ PlAa:mcah ~·ncx t~t Bondal
South•-a• Tcathcn' A~nc:y . So• .t.lJ7. Albu·
qu.crquc. ~c• Mcuco 171%
EMPl.O\ \ttl'iT .A\ 'II Jl, full or pal1• • tunc. fle.&Jbk houn and ~hcdute.. U-ecUrnt
team to improve, says Hergert fabata inttrucu clas~eo. at both
Oregon Stale Un&"euity and the
University or Oregon as the
;o.lonhwest Onector of an aikido
society Through the semanar­
worhhop th•~ Saturday he a.nd
As~ist • .mt Instructor Louu Sloss wiU
~how >.11k1do as "a sample and prtel$C
form Of mun1wl aMI WlthOUI any
mysllC garble mPted in ~
.. It is so 51mple. People today
need exercise to keep from gettmg
fat tnd Oabb). Aakido lS a highly
effecth•e martial art, but it can be
applied 10 regular hfc." Tab.ata said. lor lludcnt• S\irrn'• Fbh & ChlP' Ctto-.du
llousc. I~S S'tlt Sunset Bh'd PonJand ~
12U
R \!'110\. Bt ~~ WISH.}• on your btMb4af,
tarT} l cao~t be thac. Jolin T n\'Oita
S'BM.t:' H. I' -\Pl.AN baa am~ In
PonarAI \iwt our cdu=uoaal cc:ntcf 1n 111=
Ga.lkria, (100 S\\ lOth O.ncun: DO'* (orma!J
for ttl< 15AT. 01\T. GMAT. MCAT. and
GRE.m • .S~ Hart~•&
l i -.pon, htltor
<We're not gotng to panic, we
bo" good of a team we arc."
coach Mtckey Hergert ~•d
back on hiS team's S-5.
record
plan for today's game
Wtlltern Bapust (3 p.m at
F1eld, Westmoreland
\to convince h.ls players that
form n team capable of defen· ding "' league ulle They weren't
con' 1ncc:d agauut Lmfield College
la~t Apnl f ool'a Day
-Both team~ hod to compen'late
lor the wetn~) of the field. They
[Lmfield) dtd a bcner job offens1vely
and dcfen~wely " Hergert sa1d
· Wh1le semor Make "'ledahsky gave up
seven hll!i Lmfield ye1lded only two
to ~emor George Weathero y m ats 4-
1 tnumph The ,econd game of o
!>Chedulcd doubleheader was rained
out
Sports Catalog
~ortball-Sue Peterson's
softball team w•ll open
spnng ~chedule Friday m the
Jamboree in Salem
bad weather, the Ptooeer ~
thear season opener on the
HU1ton Sports Complex field
uesday agamst Pactfic Umver·
Golf-The Lew~ and Clark Golf
\\111 meet Wtutman College
and Pac1fic Lutheran Un•­
Saturday in match play All
matches for CoBch Fred
duffers will be played at
Oswego Mumctpal Course.
murals·Ouector Sue Peter-son announced that seven man
soccer nnd lnnenube waterpolo will
headline Spnng term intramunls
Though stgnup deadhne.s have pass­
ed for both sporu. Peterson sa1d that
more actiVItiCS c:ould surface depen·
ding on Interest
Ttnnls-LCs men's tenms squad
captured two W1M agatrut a smgle
defeat to open the1r 1978 schedule
The netters defeated Oregon College
of Educnt1on 6-3 and Oregon State
Umvcmty T enms Club 54 lut
Wednesday and Saturday rcspec:-­
uvely f op-ron~ed Umve"ltY of
Ponland beat the Paoneen 7·2 tn
LC~ season opener March 27.
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April
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THE GALLEIIA • SECOND FlOOR PHONE
Q21 S W MORRISON • PORTLAND . OREGON 223-0QJQ
•
II!Nr Log. April 6. 1918 -George Weatheroy is our only
player who ~~ hming well (or our
team." Hergen said. ''R1ght now.
he'c. batting over .400 " He added
that !tudcnts interested in watchmg
LC home games ma)' find Sckavone
Fteld b) cross1ng the Sellwood
Bndgc to the corner of Tacoma and
McLoughlin Blvd .. The semanar •~ just for people
to get an idea ol aik.ido. Thi is not a
promotion. It's not to make a point,
but 10 clanfy." H.\.PP'I IIRTNDA 't R-'~D\ , Cram Bill.,
Bob ao4 aU your fncnob at tbc BateD
T'bcft ona •-u a crntcr aam:d Ja.bbu
1\ b&ll pl:aya lon1 of lwn bat
A hell of a aboota
~CCl'l ... ,nst Sdlkutcr
'<It bo kccpt hn boo . •-. bclo• par LC mcheduled its makeup
game with Linfield for Monday
Apnl 10, at McMtnV11lt. • Tabata added that martial arts
,uffer under the stereotype label of
deadly ans or physical forms of L17 •'"'D RICH: tcra bcaucoup lo Mama ll •
and lJtlk Brotbrr Tab
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7 , Today 6
•1 hi' Bureau of rark' and R«rutlon "all
cnnlhll:t ' )Crie' lll dame' lor bc:~uHllng
,0, c-cr nl hCI<th .. uon \mon~ antcr\:~ted
,hould cnnt.a(l '\JanJ<~n Rt~,nur .tt ~4~4' '~
tn addatwn .mvone '' '' h ,, cur~n 1
n:tcrcc·~ lu."Cn\C \\ ho " 11\tcrc~te\1 an lll·
ll''·''"'l! ,oC\:~r ,, urged to contm.:t the
MuniC'Ip al ~pon ... Oil act. 110"' "\\ 4th
\COUC'
•Yulunt~r to help at 1 r~on ( rt>c"-"tatr
ParL. .1 1; nccdtd IM con,tructton ol rr.uh
.nd to help maantatn old QOl~ 1\nsone
mtcrc,tcd 10 acttn,:: a' a tour llUidt ~hould
aJ,o etllthc par~ otfice. b3b.,.SSO
• \n ~,hibil called 'orthl't''l
< allienapht'f' .. ,hm\ln@ beau tal ul \hll ~' h~
prnmancnt cnlhtH'tlphcn. in tht .trc.J "ill be
held at the H lllm,tn t~o~tlc:n ~thlllll ol the
\m and Crah Sn<:act} \pn ~through 28.
fhc 'ho\\ Cln be 't<;n 11 bib ~t 18th
\londn' thr.1u~h fnda\, ~ .1.m to 10 p.m .
tnd sa~urd3\, trom Q a.m. tu ~ p m 1 here • '"II be no .Jdmi-.: .. aon \:h.arge I tu n\llrc
mhum.alllln. c.tll Paulcuc \\Ill\\ ~·r .at 221\
•P41
•">outhl'e\1 Hou'ie ( hunh '" ,, gr•'Uf' that
mett!> e.tch 1 huf'dil\ .11 b p m t~1 ~hiHc: adca'
and e:\plore que,uom. ltl.:e "v.: all 1 he mcd.:
tnhcnt the eanh.,... The~ bchc'c that
tradtllon.\1 l hmllantl) and !'>unda~ mm-•
nmg WOf'htp d~n't :tiiO\\ lor 4UC\IIonmg ,
doublln{l .tnd rc~pond10g lhe group meet'
at Guat 'tnodgrn,,' house. 0425 s \\ \ .:r­
mont on the bib route, 245-tlll X Or umt •• ct
!\an Hagl:tnd. LC bo-. t: 22':!
•God.,pell, a mlbicat celcbr ·•'"'" ''' I he
Good 'c"' darected b\' Rath.ud llur:.t und •
\'era long. "ill !>ho" at the ( '" T hc.atrc
Blue Room, 1530 ") \\ Yamhtll. through
Apnl 29 Performance. wall be I hurMlu~"·
Fndn\ :snd SalUrda\':o. at 8:30 p.m Student • •
.sdms ion a' S 3
• The l C Ia"' '>chool wall:,pon,or the :\h11H
Cou11 c:ompeuuon .\pnl6 and, lromtlhl Ill
p m. an the Counet\ Chnmber
• \ student redial ~til be held tonaght at
p m an [\an' ·\uditonum Performing" all
be '\JnC) Ra,,aer on the ... nophonc and Paul
vilre\ on the ba!>SOOn I he performance will
be free ol char~e .
• Tht men ·~ baseball team "all go again"t
Western Bapu .. t C.ollegc today at 3 p m. at
Sd:a,one Field
• Kl.C\ In tenet "all broadc~u.t tb fint
!thO" ol the term tonaght at 9 p.m 1 he 'hov.:
"illanclude a day.cu '>aon ol coed dormator~
tloon. and un IOICI"\1C\\ \\ith freshman ')te\e
Brown, \\ho \\as lost \\hale on 11 hakiO£ trap
1 unc: 10 IO·t5 FM or860 AM and call in vour •
qucsuoru to K l C at 30 I.
•Tht tittle fons, a dram.a bv lalltun
Hellman. wtll pia) Thur day5, f-nday .. .and
aturda~'\ at 8:30 p m through Apnl IS, 1 he
pluy can be \Cen a1 the Portland Civu:
I hcatre. 1530 SW Y .tmhtll St Re~erved 'e.at
tkketr. are Sl SO for ~tudent:.. For re~er ­
\ataon). caJI 226-3048 .
•
Fri. 7
•!'tudio l..yric Theatrt will pre!>ent
Allml'l. ns second musacal of the M:allon,
~tantng ,\pril 7 and 8 and runmng Friday
und Salurda) naghl~ throu&h Apnl 2Q, 8 p m
lbcater m:uanecli, at 1522 SE tacoma, are
s.et lor April9 and Apnl 23 ut 2 p.m. Student
admtuaon as Sl.~
A ,,u•r i~ a mlliac:al Ar.,.baan 'laght~
ad\'l!nture wuh a compleA hbreuo It center-;
011 tlic tnuh, and tnbulatiom an the Ide of the
poc:t-bc~UWr Hajj. 1 hrough a aencs of
'4onder' he gaana; wealth hod 11 new love.
:a"cng~ "ron~ done ha~ daughter, M1tr
sinah. tnumphl 0\Cr the wicked Warar or
Police. :tnd ri c:s to :s place ol true emtnencc
an the: tabled caty ol Ba~tdad .
•A Mothu '~ Club Rummace Salt will
Ut~c: place 31 the 'ltprd Communaty Center
Apnl7 and 8 I rom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.lf you arc
antcmted 10 ddt\'enng good1 lor the s.nle,
drop them ort 10 T 1gvd tonaahl at 8 p m. For
more anlonnatron. contact l>oroth) Ptercc
al 771-J396
8 ' Publick Occurrences
,
, • . ~ .....
FOWL LANGUAGE ON THE AIR
KLC radao onnouncer Hans Holznagel was assasted by alive rooster April1 Rooster
was turned loose 10 a Howard Hall bathroom as an April Fool's Day JOke Howard
resadents Holznagel and Arch Recker captured bird
Sawdust Festival to offer arts, craft next week
1 he nanth annual 'tawdu'>t I e\11\nl ''all hnng the countn hl Pamplin 'tponl> Center
1 hur,tJ,I\ through ~undu\, -\pral I' to lb \dmi\\IOO \\Ill be lrc.-c
L1 ktnl[lh nJrncl rom 1 he~~ o me h luver of hark c hlfl"t.\ll ered on the bo~l>ketball floor,
tlw tc,u,.tl "'" dr.t\\ 125 ~Jrtl\an' thl' \car from flOO Pae~lac '\orthwe'l craftsmen who
.apphcd
1 he.-hCloth' "•II oller. umonp other atem,, dou~h figure,, 'taaned gin''· pottery leather
l!•"l\.1' b.llak. h.andcr•1ltcd turnaturc: . ratCh\\or~. macr01me clothrng. metal <;culpture
.1c~ c.-In .wd bh"' n ~~·"'
I ·,u,tl bunth' "all ,,tier ~·"her ht~tdllf' ha,zeJ, <•rcc:J.; pn,tric\, tenyak1 and pocket
!11 c.ul 'and'' ·~he'
Pre de\\ h1tur' lor member' olthc I('\\'' and Clark communal~ wall be noon to I p m
1 hur da~ .md ~ flda\, \rml IJ .and 14 l>ubht hour' "'II be I to 10 p m Thursda) Jnd
1 rad,n. "'""'"'Ill r m \.uurd;n \prtl IS and noon to~ p m ~undn\, Apnl 16
Dick Waugh. Planned Parenthood dsrec­
tor.
•'tlnger-oncwrltt:r Don Eaton Will per·
lorm vot.ll and guuar mu&~c at the Rust}
ntlan the bn11ement of Copeland Hall Apnl
7 ut 9 p m
• A worship service wall be led by Rachnrd
( hmman a candadate for college chupla1n.
lie: wall lead n worsh1p £ei'VIcc at Agnes
I lnnugan Chapel April 1 at 12 30 p.m.
( hn!tmlln II J~Sastant dean of the chapel 01
Pnncclon un .. ~er~ity m New Jef'ey
• A Death and Dying Workshop wall be
held 1n the thapel mec:t10g room Apn17 and
IS For more tnformataon. call M1ke Ford at
nt. 57&
•The Ballet dulac will penorm an the: Far
Acre'!~ 1 heater Apnl7 and 8 at 8 p m General
adma))aon \\all be S3 A ltmJted number ol
tn:kc:t• will be sold at hall pnce at the
lnlormataon Del>k lrom II a m to S p.m
wcekda}'l ~or more inlormauon. call 639-
3901
Sat. 8
•Tht Jam of the Centur) 21st Btrthday
( elebrataon ror Randy Mabcnglile wall be
held 111 the <;hndow Htll' Apt~ Rccrcallon
Roorn. Saturd.n. Aprtl8, lrom K p m until
hi• 22nd hanhday
• An Aikido ~lnar will be oCiercd I ree, to
the: l ewt~ .snd Clark communny. ')aturday
from IO:OOa m.to 12 noon, Rm 13, Pamphn
Spon1o Center. r he ~manar will cover the
batac pranc1pl~ of Ailudo with mtnd and
bod) coordinated and the uie of Ki. San Francisco director
of Planned Parenthood
to lead chapel service
Dack \\a ugh 'ho\.\ n ill lett, wllllc:ad the:
IO:.lO u m \\nr~hap 'cr\ace at Agn~
Flana,.un Chupel 'Sunda\. Apnl 9 Waugh,
uo ord.uncd Prc,bytenan mamster, t!> ex·
ccutl\c dtrector ol Planned Parenthood in
the \l.tmeda ~an Franca:.co urea
\\ .UJgh 'poke .11 Lew" and Clark last
\c<H 11n .. qunlit) of hie a~ a matter of freedom
ol choacc." He abo led di!>CU.,.,ton and a
1.UJI04U110 on that ~UbjCCt
\\a ugh )cned U!l a Pmbytennn
mtn"tcr lor 17 }Car .. before JOintng Planned
P.arcnthood
• Animation Not Just for Chlldrt'n wtll be
ho\\ n at the: Northwest F1lm Study Center,
s \\' l~.tr'-..1nd Madason Streets. Apnl 8 at 2
p m I he ,how will ancludc sax short ft.lms for
.111 age'
(,umc:~ Of I he XXI Olympmd will also be
\hown April 8 a1 8 p.m Thi~o is the: officaal
him or the Montreal Olympac:, 10 1976.
Both how:. are free to tbe pubhc.
•John Elllol Gardner will lead an aU-day
choral worll.~hop Apnl 8 10 A8JlCS Flanagan
Chapel
•The Orecon Rc~rtory Slncen w11l per­
lorm Apnl K at 8 p m tn the chapel. Tickets
are S2 for 'tudcnh and are avaalablc 1n the
mu!iae dcpanmcnt office
Sun. 9
•1 ht track and field team wtll face off
agu10st Pauhc I utheran Apnl 8, 12.30 p.m
10 vmwold ~tadium .
•Blow for Blow: Coup Pour Coup, o
french documc:nlary-s tylc film conccrnang
the )t:a.rure of u factory by women who work
there. Wtll be !lhown Ill classroom 2,
Northv.c•tern School ol law, AprilS at 7.30
p m I here wrll be a S I SO admtsston charge
Mon. 10
•Ouuc Butler will hold an organ recttal
Apnl 9. 4 p m an the chapel. There wall be no
.admauaon tharge. • Dick \\'au~h. e'ccullve dm:ctor
Planned P.trenthood '" the Atam1e<b.
I 1 ,1nci..c:o ure.t "all lend the 10 30 i
wor'<hlp ~crvace nt \gne' I In nugan
Sundilv, •\pnl 9 WnuJoth, un
l'rc,hvtcrulll mantstcr may be rcnncnlhcr1
lor hi\ ~crmon here lu'!ll ~prang
•A free violin and plano concert
held at tht ( ommun tl~ MuNic lcnttt,
~l-J mno\ "t • Apnl 9, ut .3 p m.
l cedu and Katheranc George w1J1
the concert lloth Leeder 110d Cn:o ...
protc,~aonnl mustcaun' and teacher,
•Tht' Mldta\f 'llluatlon wall bt
\Uhject of .1 talk entitled · (arter,
l\r·lel and tht Mtddlt La"'t 1\pnllO,I
In tht lounc1J l. humber rhe 'fleU~cr
Juhn Rothman , a pohtacal .tntdyu
guvernmcnt con .. ullunl on lorergn poliq
hn' 'tudicd in l..rael .and the ovtct
,md 1 raveled c 'ten"'tvcly throughout
\r.tb "urld
• Rn John I rvlnt, darcctor of
)Crvicc'> ut 1 he San I rnnca~co
Semanar}. wtlllK on campus Apnl IOta
to anyone tntcre~tcd 10 the sem11Wl
recent M 1 ') !(raduute, Rev Gat I ~ncN1111
\\-all bt avnalahle lor que,taom, and anra,.
lton <..'all ext 211 for further detntl'
Tue.
• \ no \010" lnR c-linic: w11l bcgm I\ Dill
and conunut t\<er) 1 ue,day .and 1 .......
c"enmg lor four \\cck~ I he chnac wil
hdd in T h.1yer dinintl room" I and 2
to 9 p.m .. and i' hmitcd to 20 pt:oplt,
01ln:.ad\ rqta,terl!d 1 here ,., no charge
•I he \0 I \ fllm \trie.. wrll pf't)cnt
Bhm' \pral II 1 p m tn the
Ch.ambt r \dma,,aon wall he SO cent\
• I he "ornrn' \'ar..it > 'oortball tum
U(.!ili0\1 f>auhc l Ol\<eNt)' '\prtl II l
at the ne\\ Joe II u'ton ~port'>(.. ample•
the hl" 'chool
•1 ht' mrn\ ba,cballtcam Wllltnkc
llnl\ c:r,tl\ ol Pun lund •\pnl II. 3 Jllll
UP
Wed.
•l ht I ewis and { lark Afnnlly Grou,
the I ro1un Oecommt'>l>aoning \llaana­
even \\ cdne,dny at 4 p m an the OdcU
re .. adent darector 'l> apartment
•tlomu .. nual -.ludtnt'i and
members at I ( hu\c formed a group
hope' to e plorc plan\ for peer rear110
mcnl .and coun,chng. rap \e~~ton~. a
po'ltum and u conunuang forum for
guy .1nd non gay to ~ort out mf,om~
1 rom nw.anl ormauon
I he nc'l.t meeung wtll be Apnl 12 "'"'•
tntcrc,tt:d an attendang should call
Coun\eling (enter, ext 555, for ltmf
place
• New 1111-collcgt degree rc:qlllrtlill
tor fnll term 19711 .uc now betng COill~ldd
by the t.acUit't ~tudent op10aon11 arc
quested at the rnformol da~cusston
..e\erallncult y member' Aprill2, 3·JO
in fhayer d1010g room l Copaes ol
propo~l can be: eltnm10ed 10 the
government office or at the lnfci11J1&1
Des!.
Cont.
•The Ntw Thutrt, 024S S W
wall present Net I Samon's na~ Good
a play ba\ed on elected ~hon
Anton Chckhov, bejlnntng Apnl 1•.
p m at the Farst Congregational
1126 SW Park Th~ vood Doctor
every Frtduy and Saturday ntght
Muy 6 Tickets w11l beSS Apnl 14 and
$3 50 for nil other performances r·or
vnuom. and llckct mformat10n cull ......
or 221.()984.
aubmlaalon• to thl• page ere p11nted
cherge and ahCXJid be llddre .. ed to Camput
Lewt• and Clark Collage, Portland, Or~on .
The deadline 11 noon, Fl1da~" AU au~~
thCXJid be t~ped . doubt.-epeo.d .
PiuntC'r l.og, Aprd Two members I
polish boat harl
ODU11
fall
10
Lnnguag
mtned by a 'i~
· ·ng thtli m(
~:~~nee will also qu
...... u,e 15 meeta
!lUcalliOrlal objcctt
and how aq
anue the pros
!he All is n~
~IID IIIS IO l)Crvt
want to amp
~ng\11agc prolicaen
Dean of he'
the commtltce
member' ~
teach10g stat
students ot
::so,malttO>n about
walt stUd)
tltcthcr credit sh
!iiUd)'lO
~~t~lrttl cnnchme
b) lore1gn ~tude
\ltUiliiOO of l
Bro\\n
He ~•ud the c:
Ocna!le fho
t~.adence Hall!~, I
li\'tng ~•t ual ao
C0\1 ol such a
The 'tudy
onc.al o, ... ,. , .. ~
Clill H..1mur.
lillllnJI 'tt Udlt~
I he ·\I l nn""
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