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

April 20, 1978 Volume 40, Number 3

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1978-04-20

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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te-a·thons ar~ back. KLC , • ., ..
>r o Muscular Oyatrophy Dana
19 One of Portland'• best rou
band~. Wesnk, wtll provtdr ~
Y I$ the ttme for thO$C antereste~h.
ng up pledger. or help with Prtpaz.
tnct K l C Stntton Mnnoaer St~
M 30 I, for more mrormauon
panlsh languaae Olm •erlts ,
rma Cand~laTia o Mextcan lilm
mtho F-ernande1, Apnl 19 at8
mctl Chamber
1rs.
•e'l HOU\t Church •~ a grouptbt
T hur,dny .at 8 p m to ~hare
re que!.ttone. like "will the mttl
It earthY' The) behe"e lhn
Chmtianit} Jnd Sunday m(¥.
ltp doc,n'l allow for qutlllton'~&
nd rc:.pondang . l he group ITIC:C!l
tldgru\~· hou~oe. 0425 S W V0•
'le bu' route 245-6218 Or coni~
nd. I C box It 2232.
tdlan adventure Olm\ will bt
he "lorthWe\t hlm Study Ctntv
1! p m Felllure!l wtll be. 0(/0f'IJJ
Rr.tt• and Fall of the Great /An
't of tht Stol, Part II Es4rn:t
Ellubethan Balladr)' Enumblt
r.all perform a thentncnl prcatnl!!·
In Prorst of \fuSIC'I< tn Agnt~
:hapel 8 am Apnl20
11h and 17th century England. tk
til feature lutes and recorden
lt.
•II, a musacol celebrauon of Tbt
dtrected by Rtchard Hunt&~
• wall show at the Cavtc Thealn
n 1530 SW Yamhtll, throup
,erformances will be Thursd&)~
:1 Saturdays at 8:30 p.m Studca
$ $3.
Lyric: Theatre wall presetS
~econd musacal of the ~easoe
>nl 7 and 8 and runnang Fncb•
~y mghl!. through April 29,8 p m
iunecs, at 1522 SE Tacoma.
U 9 and April 23 at 2 p. m StU(IU
b S2.50.
as a musacal Arabaan
vath a comple~ ltbretto. It o:n1cn
i and tribulations m the life of
r. HaJJ Through a )enes
: gams wealth, finds a new
·ongs done hts daughter
nph~ over the wtcked Waur ~
rises to a place of true emmena
:d ctty of Bngdod
;xhlblt called "Nor•"••tt
~rs .. showang beautiful woru bl
calligraphers in the area wdl
Hoffman Gallery, School of
raft~ Socaety, April 5 through 21
can be seen at 616 NE I
ough Fnday, 8 n.m to 10 p.m
.ays from 9 am to 5 p.m
I admiSSIOn charge J"or mlltf
• call Paulette Wittwer at
eau or Parks and Recrutlon
~enCll or chm~ for
tals 'oon An)•one
ac1 "v1arijan Bo~nar at 248-4325
ton, anyone wuh u
·ense who as mtere-.ted an
er I!> urged to contact
Sport' Ofhce, I 107 SW
to help •• Tryon ( r~ek ~tall
lor con~~tructaon ol till
mumuun old one~
;tcllnjl as a tour Jllllde ho~
park olfH.:e. 63b--4550
na to lhla peg. ere prlnled ltM
hould be eddretled to Publici&
mpua Bo• 21, Lewla and
and, Oregon, 87218 The d11dllnl
All aubml11lona muat be l1fll
Prvnc•n l..og, Apnl /), 'I'
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~· Financial aid-rip city?
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1 c\\ls •md Clark College 324~t With twtJ.on. room and board feesjumpmg
$540 next year to offset nsmgcost\ and tnflation.
finanetaJ aid will become more 1mportant to
some students. Jt will become cruetal to others.
But how weU does the system operate?
How does the fmanciaJ atd office deal with
the cheater who receiv~ grants. and at the same
tunc, pockets $100.000 from a pnvate busmess?
See page 3 for details.
Vol. 40 No. 3 12
April 20. 1978
Pagans, Jews chartered
•
Keeping the spirit up HuJ. Cnlluu
Entertainers roamed the sawdust-covered alleys
between sales booths last week On sale were paanhngs pottery, bagels, and those little plants
people get free from Saga tables
• · onal reqt•ired co
Olano Johnson
Of lllf rlunt"t'r I OJ
In an eflon 10 provtde future
I rM' and Clark students wath a
uronger "core" of their liberal an~
cdut.ttton 1 he I acuity ~tudent
curnculum committee has propo~ed
nt" groduauon requirements to
broaden \tudent,' general
background
If adopted. the propo!>ed
changes would not apply to tho)e
IIO\\ illlendang I C
"'The recommended re·
quircment' would force students to
ll~e cou"e' unfamahar to them."
l.lltd committee member ~tcwart
Buettner of lhe an department
1 he propo~t'd changn arc now
under deb.ate at both facult) and
ltudc:nt-lacuh} mceungs At a tecent
ltudent-facult) meetang. curnculum
member' c\plntned why the change!i
~en: bemg con'ltdcred
Many student:. felt there wa ..
~n atml~sne~" rn the curnculum "
~td commattee member Bob
\1andel ol the mternauonal .tllatr'
dapartment "There arc member' of
the fatuity~ ho feel the requarement)
are JU\t too mmtmal "
\tmalur curnculum change~
ha\e been propolicd at college)
IICro~~ the nation Hor\lard Unavena-I) recently rcceaved nauonal attcn·
taon whale: debaung tts curr1culum
"A libeml uns cduc:alton ought
to have a broad backg.round that
~otando; behtnd as a foundutton for a
specatth) ," satd Oavtd Savage.
alo\OCJUte dean ol faculty
"1 aberul art~ cducnuon as the
•and of educuuon whach provtde' a
runge of C'-peraenoe whach 'lhould
mallimirc the choa~ nudents are
able to ma!.le.-Savuge atd
One or the maJor changes
'lUg8C\ted an the propo,ul •~ the
thrcc-credtt requarcment an Soc1et)
and Culture hc,hmen wouJd enroll
an the thrc:e-coune )tquenoe that
would 1ulo.c the pluoe of the freshman
,emimar fhe \Cquence would
provade lre,hmen wtth a common
antrodut:tor) ell.pcrience, accordang
tCl the '"'rittcn propo•ml
J\mons the proposed three­
term 'equence' arc Htl\tory ol Art.
World Ht tory Ha-.tory ol
Phtlo,oph\ and Woald 1 &teruture
·\ crc:dtt tn contemporary 1. )jUt'>
ott the 300 llt .SOO lc\iel ha' al"'o been
propt \ed. 1 he clu.,~ would help
~tudcnl\ to relate the tnsaahh. skalls
and \'aluC\ ol u hbc:rulart' educ.&tton
to the lln.tlyw; or contempontr)
ollcred lor debated
contemporary-&s.sun credits would
tnclude Envaronmental Studtc,,
Commumcauon~ and the law.
Rt'llource Polley. Women m Cro~­
L ulturul Perspectives and Com·
munity P~ychology
Abo proposed ·~ an oddlttonal
\atural caenoe credtt requarement
L nder 1 he propo'\UI student:.
'"ould nho havt to demonstrate -prorictenc) through tntc:rmeduue
algebra -the equtvalence ol junaor
tc .. el muthemau~ tn htgh school
The requ'":ment could be sausfied
by pa"ang a mathemau~ competen­
t) e\amin:ttton. compleuon ot an
appro,ed math cour-.e wtth a grade
of -c-or hettcr or cMabh,htnJ!
quulifkoltton to enter a cla be) ond
Math 100, bo.L.,cd on placement e~­
aminution!l.
Al'o rcquared would be a two·
thtrd' credit reqUirement tn ftnc an,
and J one-thard credit m ph)Mcul
educauon
It blb not ~et been tJecadcd when
the "~'' curriculum requuemenh
wuuld be Jdopted or who the\ would
ullect 'hould the)' be acoeptetl
"At the point that the lncult)
decides ltl c't.tbh .. h u nc~ carriculum
the\ wtll decide ~ ho 11 wtll a fleet ...
su~age ~td ... , he carlie<>t ~ould be
lre~hmcn coming in nel\t lull." • '1urra) Coleman
Of lh~ J'innrt'f I Ill!
A group ~to alto~ for the m­
dt\lldual and collective cxpr~>ion ol
Reformed P.tganism at t..e~i~ and
( l..ark ~ and "' Jcwtsh eulrural group
~ere awarded temporary college:
charte,.... b) the \IUdcnt -.cnatc Mon·
dll) ntght.
fhe Pagan Reform Fello~>hip
and Halu11im were grnnted 30-da)
ch.artch ;11 the senate: meeung. ,,
permanent charter wa' wllhcld unttl
.1 JOtnt se,..ston ol the cnatc ConsttU·
11on and 8v-Luw) Committee and • (hurtenng Committee can slandar·
di1e the proc~ for rev1ewmg
charter:o. 1 hat JOint body wtll meel
April 21
"1 he l!n<tte approved each or
the e groups to be charter~ tem­
por..anl) until aller the Chartenng
Commiuce r~ol\es ho~ n· .. goang to
deal wuh revie~ ing charters,-u·
pl:uned y,cnaor Rob Otll, chatrman ol
the Chartenng Committ~ after the
meeting.
\l,an Humphrey. who acted a'
chaarm.tn ol the 'enatc whtle ,;ce­
pr~•dent Gual Wyman wa .. out ol
to\\n, 'atd the talus tuven to both
group:. allo~ the enate to revoi.e
thear charter :~Iter: u month ~without
lo:.ang face --
~tudent ')enalo~ quesuoned
whether It Wlb appropnate lor them
to appro\c pcrman(:nt charters for
the Pagan Fellowl>hlp and Halutzim
be lore .J pohc) on revtewing chartef<>
~us completed
.. Don't you think ~e·rc mucking
uround an ignonsnce it ~e charter
thear ttroup beJore we et guideline5
lor rc' le\\ mg charters?· a'k:ed
·· cnntor Pat Manning. a junior
.. It ~ould be better to let them
~tU) a rcg•~tcrcd orga.nizuuon.- s.atd
Colby ~chmm . "There wouldn't be
un\ pn,ilcge~ the) v.ould be lad:·
mg. -
"There ~ould be a p~y­
choltlgical ac.Jvunlagc to being a
chJrtered group," argued Da\c
Lud~1g. a ~ro~e:oom.tn [or the Pagan
Rcfurmt)" -we <1ce ~rio\1$ ... no ac­
tmn would be a negati~e vote for our
group,"
"I don't 'ce wh) the Pagan
rcllo\\ 'I hlp c:un't ~·au until ullcf our
joint meeting l on fnduyj,- chmitt
\Uld
Munmng ~id the )cnate should
be nllu~cJ to rev1e~ the chartering
pruce s and tuke .. corrccti'c
mea,urc •• belon: an) nc~ tJroup'
are chartered. He satd the ~enate
hould tool clo~l) at the proc:n .. to
a'oid mastak~ made in the past. N r 0 den) Ul chartering because
ol pa'l m• takes ~ ... unlnir.~ argued
I.Ud\\>lg.
Senators questioned whether
the group actually had :1
memben.hap ro ler. LudW1auplam­
cd that he had approached :Students
lor uppon dunng meJals in Murch.
and U)ked them to tgn petitions
la\onng lormauon of the group.
Ci"l)·lour people ilgned.
-It (the Pnga n Fello'-lrshtp Jlu&d
no !~lUdenttmcrcM.- said Forest Hall
M:nator '\larL: \hey •
\ .. he.) comphuned that the
cnatc C httrlerans Committee \\>ll5
uln:.td~ 1n the pr~) of re<~ching a
definllion (IJr rehgiou~ orsamz.auons
on campus. -obviou~l) the pagan
group j, just trying to force the
!\Y tem tnto delinmg what a religiou5
trruur reall} i!i," aid ~\~he) . •Jt's
rea II) an m~uh to ) our [ the
)Cnators') tntclh8encc to approVe
ch~rtenng such lJ group "
.. What ~e·re talkmg about here
1 that a group tu\,. met the cnterin set
b the con utuuon lube charteTCd,­
said olf·~.--ampus senator te'te
Daneman. a JUntor.
"II l1 group hus JUted lor a
charter 10 the past. the\ h.ne b<en
gntnted u chancr." he satcJ .. I'm
c:onccrned about the matter of oon·
I tenC\ ... •
-1 thmk if, lime ) ou (the
'enate) ... top :bL:ing what is "
pagan,-suu.l Ste\e Fcndricb. n
juntor ~ ho attended the meeting. He
complatned that the tudent scnato"
~ere locustng thetr d•~cu sion on the
behcfs the sroup held in te:id ol
dt ... cu )ing ~ hether 11 had completed
con,htutional guadehncs for recch'­
lng a charter
"'['lc:n)mg U.\ a charter i.s tit •
• • cnmanuttng agam .. t us purcl~ on
.:ontent:' s.:ud I ud~tg.
fhe ... enate heard no argument
agam ... t churtenng the Holuu:tm
group •
Inside
Are frats
dying out?
Where your
money goe Grafitti Board
\\ [ .... f' I 't)U on 10 colic~ to •
g;.un , hill~ knO\\Iedge. but all )OU
".ant "' do '' learn ho'' to 'core. "
--Junmt• Buf[rt
1 H \ \'E n problem "ath
reltgmu' J'Cl'Jlle. The) never agrtc
"tth m\ th~·<n\ that God a:. actual!) a
uSC",t car ... utc,mnn \\ho 'old Eve .a
ll'mon. ntlt .tn apple
Tc•mrlc ttm t t'lfla, fla,rmrtrt
Fducauon , I fear. ts learmng to
,ee on~: thtns "htle goang bhnd to
another
-Aido uopo/J
YOU H \\ f to have a ,,:o.,th
cn'c about beauttlul ''omen
bcctu'c "hen \ ou'rc around them •
the ather II\ e src ah~o 3'' :oo m·
'ol\'cd to focu~ pmperl~
Harr:(to/d lJ
r•OI I It' h for ~ople who
lt,t\1! a P"''IOtl lt ~hangmg hie but
l:to..lo. tl J'3"1on lor ll\tng II.
-Tom Rohhfm fHI lJ(,J' rna\ be bcauuful ,
the rrcll\ n(\tr
-f,llll Gau.:rmt
( l T OU I .til tht) boo!. ,_,
l tl dnnl.: nnd he mern God
grndc' on n cur\.e,
A"'"' 1 If dt:c A lthrllrt, ]nd flucn
THl Rl \\I\'\\ '\CF M N
wn' into\t~.lted w1th new "tnt the
8aro4uc m.tn trted to put the ne\'
"1ne tnlo l)ld hottle' 1 \n old JOlel
II art :I rid {)
WH 'f DO I ul"•')' w1nd up an
the dump), umuht the garb..tgc ol 'o
man) WU)ted e'p«:rtcncc:,, loo .. tng
ror a bro .. en heart''
-IJt'\ 1... haH'ml'nt uj Puncluma
We re collec:llng the beat ol
Lewis 11\d Clark 1 grehtll and ••
nHd your lltlp Send your lnonte
wortdly r•mbllngslo I he Pre ~"c· l o.
Bo• 21 Subm•n•on• allould be tn·
ctal-e or wtlly but cen not be tn·
suiting to any Pf!I'IOn or group
Our
PREPARE FOR: 38th :.J MCAT · OAT • LSAT • &MAT ~y .. ,
2 · OCAT · VAT · SAT
I, II, Ill· ECFMG ·FLEX· VQE
NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS • NURSING BOARDS
fl .. tble Pr09rama & Hou"
fl'lane IS a diffnen&e!!!
For lnformJiion Plu~ Call
The Galiena
600 SW lOth
Portland
222·5556 EDUCATIONAL C£NT(A
f(Sf ~I'AIIAfiON
S~CIA~tS IS S.NCC •'»I
ClASSES NOW FORMING
Oubtde N.Y. Statt Only CALL lOU fREE: 800·223-1782
Ctnttn Ill Mllor U:S Cltlu Toronto, l'~o~trto Rle111nd li'IJ,IIO, Swlturland
• 10 your area.
Roundtrip 14-15 day APEX ftn: from N. V.'
Roondtnp Youth ~ . C«»d thru t.Re 2J.
Icelat1dic to ~ Campus in Brief
Ministry lo e members hip
1 he C.amru' Mtnl\tr}' "'·'' ... tnpped ol it' • membcr- htp on u ,tccnng commtlttt lor ne:\t years
~ 12.000 lnterdt,cipltnan ~orum "ene' at the ,tudent
,enatc \pnl 17 m«lln~
\ coordtnattng commttttc \\U' e'tubl"hed b) the
,en.lle l,,,t \\ecJ,; It "a' to C:llns"t ol.
• '\tote\ Rout a 'tudent \cnutor. a' ch•urmon
• 'lime ,tudcnh
• l hrcc filcUII) member'
• \ reprc,ent:tt1ve from the: prestdent \ office. (John
Burn' .l"<lCiatc; dtrector ol development)
• \ rc.prc..,entuttvc: ol the dean ol fuc:ult)·\ office
( Oa\ld 'lavage I
• "on-\.Oilng member' from the Carnpu., Mant~try,
tht' ,tudent ,cnate pre.'itdent and vtcc-prestdent .1nd the
director of ">IUdtnl .tCIIVttle!>
The plan \\as then ent to the \tudent e'\ccuu"e
council lt>r tinal approval 1 he counc:tl ancludtng the
,tudcnt bod~ prbtdent V1Ct·pre~tdent and e'ccUII\C
,cn.ttor \Ctoed the coordtnatang committee
'\tudcnt ,enatOr\ were told \1onda) that the e~·
«utl\c: ~;ouncil \\Us concerned that a .. dongerou' prece­
dent" would be 'et by allov.1ng the Campu' Ministr}
rcpre!>entallon on the commttt«
"The~ [the c'\ecume counctl) led the C ampu <~
~ltm~trv j, a specml tnterc t ttroup." \Old Alan
Humphrc}, executi"e 'tnator "T he:y fed that thts ,., a
dangerou~ precedent lor pcc;.tal tntere't groups."
011-campu" \enntor Dulftc [eke agreed w1th the
e~ccu tt\e council'' dcctston to veto the commltl« as long
a' the C ampu" \1tnlstr\' 'an be<.Omt 10\olved tn other
\\UH .. 11 you .silo\\ the Campu' Mant,tr} membership,
then you'll h<J\c tllher ,pcctoltnterest groups apph mg for
memher!>hip •
ome 'enato"" expres ed doubt a' to whether the
nel:Utl\e council had the authortt) to \eto the plan
')cn.ttor, )aid the) agreed v.ith tht councar, dttl!>ion.
ho\\-e\er. and \Oted to remove the Mtnl<itl)' lrom the
cnordtnating comm1t tee.
The pl..tn lor a coordtnating committee ror the
I nterdtscaphnar) Forum Series \\ill be reVIewed agaan b)
tht c\«UII\e counctl.
Hotline refuses lie detector
Reque'b that poiH~r.tph te\1~ be ga~;en tocounseloro.
<.~l the R a pc Rehef H othne ha\ e been rei used ~tate
poltcc had a' led that counselor .. who recetved call!\ I rom
reported rape vacttms \Ubmll to the t~t before any
o(ficial in\.e~ugutton ",,~ launched A Hotline relca'le 'atd the or~tantl.tll on wtll at,0
"~uppnrt lc~itl .tctlon .agtlln't the poltce b\ :\0~ womtn
r.tped at T r\on (reck Pari.; due to lurther negligence·
"\\ c ha\e alre..td~ IONi.lrdtd to the poltce au
inturma11on \\-h1ch the "-tlmen "ho vt• heen raped ha\~
authon1ed u' to rclea,c, the rciN'e \CIId 'We haVt
1nlormed the polu;e that \\c have nothtnp to .tdd We art
outraged that the poltte rc,pon'ie to ten rape' •~ an IUta~k
<ln the Hnthne\ ercdtbthty"
Students place in tournament
Srtt I eWt!> and Clark I orenstc\ students placed
ctghth overall at the ht Annual National Individual
L ~;cnt' T ournnmen t '" Bloomington Ill held ltut
\\Cek
John 8ourht,, Johnn} Grtgg.o; Joe McCartney
Anna l.1'n Waggoner Juhe \choll .tnd Jant ~mnh
4uahlied (or the competatton b)' wan nang two event:. In
the regtonnl meet held at l ewtl'l o1nd Ciarlo. March 31
and \pnl I
\1c( anne) placed \econd tn expository 'ipeakmg
and '"a" t 'emi-finali~t an Dramatic lntcrpretauon,
Gragg' \\a\ a 'em1-finah\t an Pro\t Interpretation and
quartcr-rinah\t in Due Interpretation Schott placed
a-. a 4uarter-linnhst tn Due lntcrpretutton and BourhtS
wa' a quartcr-finah\t in EJttemporary Debate and
Rhetoncal Cnttctsm
The compelllton ancluded more than 50 \Chools
and 250 parucapanb
John Bourht' and M1kt A lien wtll compete 10 the
Nat tonal Debate Tournamen t Apnl 21 through April
24 at Mctropolttan \tate College tn Denver.
( olorado
Senior woman is awarded
Janette Rae Lawrence a Lewto; and Clark 'enior
1rom Hahe). wa' reccntl) \elected Out\tandmg Sentor
Woman b\ a lacultv committee •
IQ74 grndui.lte of "'orth Eugene Htgh chool, he
plan' to Fraduate in \ugu\t w11h a bachelor o( arts
degree an polittc-ctl \Ctence. She i~ the daughter of Ahet
M tiler or Hal<oey.
The av.ard. 'pon .. ored b) the Amencan \<o~ociahon
ol Uni\er:.ll't \\omen, ts ba,ed on \choluro.hap eharoctct,
pero.onaltt). contnbuuon to campus and communaty hfc
and potenttal lor future achievement
Lawrence was chosen from a field ol eaght senior
"omen recommended by thear academtc depart menu
'iht w11l be pre!>ented a ceruficate hononng her )eleclton
at the Saturday, Apnl 22 Oregon davtslon meettng of the
AAL'W •n Coos Bay
Real World
•
DICK GREGORY
Eat. dnnk. and be wary
Gregory afraid for own life
C omedtan· Otck Gregor)-. who V1$11ed the Lewtsand
Clark camp~ la)t term. has refused to cat meals on
college campU)tl. or to drink the water provaded on
;\pcakers platforms. feanng that the US government may
lt) to polSon ham
Gregory alledges that Amencan antelligencc agcn·
etC$ want to silence htm lor ha' efforts to reopen the
Kennedy and Ktng auassanatton caJC$ He beheves that
publisher Larry flynt's Interest tn the assasstnations wu
the mauve behand Flynt's recent shooting.
'"If I pushed dope and ran whores up and down the
•treet. I'd be okay." •atd Gregory "Openmg the
auantnataoni tll somcthang else "
Reagan overspending fmed
Ronald Reapn't 1976 elecuon c-.tmpa1gn hail been
fined more thun SJO,OOO for spendtng more than allowed
during the New HPmpshare pnmary The Federul Elec­
tion Commauion 8(.tJOn marked the fit'lt time a pr~tdcn­
tial candadate hai been penahred for exceeding preacnb­
ed campa1gn spending hmna
• Second Panama treaty passes
1 he l S <;enate voted Tuc1da} to raufy the second of
two Panama Canal trcanes Pa!)sed by a vote of 68-32,
the treat) wtll commn the United Stat~ 10 surrender
control of the Panama waterway on Dec 31. 1999
The matn canal treaty wdl commit Washtngton to
gradual!) di~mantle the Canal Zone authonty ongmall}
e~tabh!>hed b) u 1903 treaty
Wath all 100 Senators present, a two-thtrd\ maJonl)
of 67 wa~ requared for rataficauon The vote concluded
the long~t and most buter treaty dehberataon 1n the
Senate ~tnce reJection of the Versa all~ Peace Treaty after
World War I
Carter competency questioned
Prestdent Carter\ decasaon on the neutron bomb ll
still one of tndeca!oion A~ protests and demonstrotionsan
the United States, Russia and Western Europe contanucd
agatnst the bomb tha& week, Carter's advtso~ protested
hts dectSton
Cnttc~ olthe decaston cla1m that Carter 1s una lateral·
ly gavang up an amponant weapon and some While
House staffer~ fear Caner ha!> ratsed senota doubts
about hiS competency tn tnternattonal affoan
The President's decasaon wa .. that the future of the
neutron bomb wall depend on the acttons and reacuons
of the Soviet Unaon The Sovtets an tum occused Cartet
ot trying to obtatn concesstons from them on unrelated
matters
Carter is exp«ted to delay a final dcciston until after
the upcomtng SAlT talks and no one seems to be
guessang what that decaSton wall be
Energy package undeveloped
There has been ~ome movemen tm Congrcu toward
energy legislauon but even wtth continued proddlnl
from the While House, Prestdent toner's enerl)
program i~ $till httle more thun 11 hst of propo~ls
Congrc,,tonal energ)' negottaton moved closer to
agreement:. la$t week on naturul sa~ prtcang nnd thf
Hou~ voted that there w11l be no more secret scssao~
Some Congre~stonal ofhc1al' doubt there w1ll ever be all
energy pohcy tn the Unated State11
P10mw l.og, Aprtl }0, 1911 Fina11
1 on (1utmlln
l1 d>r ronnur I u&
John '" u Cinan
thil (l\\ "' hi.,; own
rt77 I
H'" rr:~:cl\ cd mj
J;t~e \\Ork' IW(
f'td 10 ca~h .and d
111rcmc:nt or to the
Jake: rcceaved S
1 he linn net a I .1
1mthc' ~end thetr cl
,11aem to work peot
utd Rtchclle ~tumt
I he college S
lt'(urac\ ol Cinancal!
ro rece1ve fin.
confidenttal stateml
IIJtcmcnt tt •~ "8"•
The form •~ the
kfkc lc~. C.thforntl
computer. but doe
Income. propel
8!Jnctal utd dtterm
111~,c,~men t for thl
f~~~Jnctal <.trength!>
~tudcnt~. 'ht !>aad
~am1he' with 1
~pport a college '' ~
ibcu pro pert) 1 hey
11/tngth\ than it ram
Srumpf o;a1d
Tht number o~
,I(Urcd tnto 1 he &S\C
When the uppli!
:.xm for error-. and
To Cind the ca lc1
!OUI co~t~ for one yc
College cholanhap
~nbute The rematnd
-ttt\e '" ht" Cinand
Stumpf 'atd th
Jltrnd lC arc '>l\
~tttptable le~;el ol
:llllct thetr chtldre
The package as
lo't\ tnterest loans
The percentage
l!Jnt money ts dete
~putude Test sco
ldl\tlles. the admiSJ
The percentage
'ludent''i stay at the
out that we get
nortcy. That just IS n
" Stumpf saad
Gran t~ rarely s(
... w ... ,..,. saad Apphc
IP"c:cnt:age of thear 1
The remaander i
The polacy at
.. ~namum work stud
Student loans 81
.~g tnterest unttl aJI
qutt~ school
Studenb mav al
r • Baste Educa110
Ute need gr.1nt
One student tol
'Tran\ler your ~avu1
10ur parent\ . " he
ll~tn~ w
He also suggt!'
"\ou never know 11
!,~nan: :<l ... u good nu
-~ke people susptcil
Be an tndepend
\sl )our parerf\-. wt
tlltm \ou a-. a tax d •
K l he lo"' '' miJ
IUUOCI.ill atd "
To be ftnaneiall
~hlication~ Ha:.
dtductton, he cannq
' ~~ a vear or rccc;
-student' '"'II
r.lepcnden t \tudent
Itt) "ill get '' a bt~
\n) 'tudc:nt '' ~
1tn1or "all not be (
.oiJcge tumpf \81
1 ~nature from hi)
rucnh for more: th
Stumpll>atd tha
lilt thtngs thut c.1n't
· up · \!he A td ''Ch'
•t~ Hcf UIJ}' tho e
'tth t hc:mo;el\ c~ "
r he dishonest "r
tumpl aitJ
One method o
IICCilng JnCOO\e til
Stumpf \atd rc
llrdcn to the honet
~ hon~t .. 11un'!i nn ltd the: or8Unllilllon wtll also
tn'>l the pollee b) •ln)' wom.an
r~ due to lur&her nc&httencc: ·
lorwarded to the polacc: all
omen who \e hcen raped ha\c
the relca'e 'IUid 'We ha\c
1e ha'e nothmg to add We arc
~ponsc to ten rape' •~ otn llllnd
l)' ..
e in tournament
rk forcn\IC\ \tUdenb plated
Annual Nut10nal lnd1v1dua1
Bloomtngton, Ill held liut
In) Gngg\ Joe McCartne~.
luhe ~chou and Jum "'muh
liOn b) Wlllnlllg tWOCVC:nhln
1 Lew1' and Clark Mnrch Jl
econd in cxpoMtory '\pealuna
in r>ramauc lnterpretata on.
t m Pro'e lntcrpretatton and
ntcrpretalton Schott placed
le Interpretation <tnd Bourh1~
\ Extemporan Debate and
:Juded more than 50 't:hool~
like Allen w1ll compete 10 the
ment, Apnl 21 through April
>tate Colh:gc tn Denver.
n is awarded
tee, a Lew1' and Clark 'enior
) selected Oull>tandmg Senior
lmiuce.
•or&h Eugene High School, ~he
)gust with a bachelor of aru
~ She ts the daughter of Ahcc
db) the Amenc•m Ao;!lociation
~a!>ed on scholar..hap character.
to campu" and community hfc
achtevement
;n from a field of etght 'enior
( thetr academtc depanme nts
ruflcate hononng her llelectaon
Oregon dtvtston meetmg of the
na treaty passes
Tu~da) to raufy the second of
es Passed by a vote of 68-32.
1e Unued Stat~ to surrender
,aterway on Dec. 31 1999
ty wtll commJt Washmgt on to
nal Zone authont) ortguually
ill}
present. a two-thtrd't maJont)
tficauon. The vote concluded
ter treaty dehberatton 10 the
le Vc:rsaJlles Peace Treaty after
tency questioned
:cts1on on the neutron bomb 11
protests and demonstrau ons to
nd Western Europe conttnucd
ek., Carter's advtsor:. prot~tcd
chum that Caner tS umlatertl·
nt weapon and some While
er has ratsed senous doubts
internattonal affau'S
sion was that the future of tht
d on the acttons and reactions
SovteiS tn tum accused Carter
sions from them on unrelarcd
elay a final decuuon unttl afler
ks and no one 11ttms to bt
n will be.
ge undeveloped
movement tn Congress toward
en With c:ontmued proddinJ
• Prestdent Corter's energ)
e thun a hst of proposal•
negotiators moved closer to
natural sa~ pricing and the
ill be no more secret seasaons
· als doubt there will ever be an rd States _
Plonrn Lug. Aprl/10. 1971 tori l'utman
~ 1~. l'oun rr I uJ
John IS u fan.lnttall't tndependent l ewa" and <.lark tudent
,ho on n~ h1' own bustn~\ and made over S I 00 000 dunn11
1977
He rc<:ll\td more than SS,OOO tn ftnunctul aid thl\ year.
J,,).;c wnrk\ two purt-ttmc JOb~ paytn!l S4.000 ·• yeur He i~
i"'d tn ,,.,h and doe~n't report ht\ mcome on euher h" tux
11atemc:nt or to the LC financ1al aad office
Jake recetved $4 500 1n financtal <lid tor I'll 11 IK
1 he ltnuncial atd :.ystem 1s desagncd to help low tncome
(amthc' ~end thc:tr ch1ldren to the college of 1he1r cho1ce For rhe
1\,tcm to work people must fill out the requm:d form\ honculy
uld Rachellc Stumpf Lewt~ and Clark financtalatd dtrtctor
The college. Stumpf 'latd. has few way~ to check the
II(UhiC}' ol financtal atd form'
To rece1vc financtal atd an apphcnnt must fill out a
confidenttal )tatement To confirm .111 tnformatton on the
lllttment. 1t " ~1gned by the applicant or ht\ parent'
The form •~ then \tnt to the College <;cholanhtp ':;er\'tee in
Bakclcy. Californta The service proce'i~e<. each form by
computer. but doe' not check for mt'>to.~kc: ~ or mcon~t!\tenc ies.
Income propcn) investment s and debt.. all affect the
[nJnct:.l a1d determtnallon "The form come' b&~ck to 1 C w11h
111u~e,smcnt for the famth~ ' flnunc1al \trentnh '> "Stumpf atd.
financtal \trengths arc more than monc\ a"atlublc to the
I(Udcnt\, 'he: \atd
~nm1he' wtth real ~tate may not ha .. e enough C<t'lh to
il:PJIOrl ''college :,tudent but because they cun borrow agnm•ll
!llc•r propert) they arc: constdered 10 h.tve greater hnunc1.tl
wrn~th' than n fa mil) wuh equal cash and no land tnVC'Itment,,
S1umpl ..a1d
fhc number of chtldren and the parent' a11e'i arc also
~Jured mto the assessment of financwl strengths.
\\'hen the apphcauoru return to the college Stumpf check\
them lor error!> and tnconststenctC!>
To fmd the calculated student need. Stumpf determanes the
lllUI co'" lor one year. then subtract\ the amount of money the
College \chola~htp Servtce determine!> the famtly can con­
I he rematnder ts the amount of monC) the ~tudent w1ll
ttt1\e 10 hts financtal a1d package
Stumpf \Bid the onl> people who reall)' cannot aCCord to
.nmd 1 C arc ~tudents whose famth~ earn beyond the
mptablc: le\el ol 1ncome to quahfy for aid but refu~>c to
wncc their chtldren's educauon~ .
The package is made up of grant money. work ~tudy and
~ .. Interest loans
The percentage of the ~tudenl's package to be rC"CCIVed 10
pnt money 1s determined upon admass1on Ustng Scholastic
~plllude Test scores. grade potnt averages and record of
1Ct1~111es. the admtssions·office rates mcomtng students.
The percentage of grant money does not decrease over the
uudent''i stay at the college. Stumpf satd ... A frustrating rumor
(tiS out that we get you here as a freshman and cut the grant
l'lonc:y That ju~t ts not true. We are very C3reful that we don't do
!hit," Stumpf satd.
Grants rarely stay the same bec..tuse famtly needs change,
Stumpf satd Applicants may sull apply for mcreascs tn the
percentage of their grant money.
The rematnder ts made up through work study money and
bans. The pohcy at Lewis and Clark ts to ass1gn everyone a
•1namum work study allocauon of $200. Stumpf s~ud
Student loans granted by the college do not !'I tan compoun­
. ,g mterest unul after nine months after the ~tudent graduates
quat~ '>chool
Student\ may also appJ) dtrectly to the federal government
'r a Ba\lc Educauonal Opportuntty Grnnt or to the ~tate for <1
tate need grant
One ~tudent told how he managed to .. beat the w-.tem "
'T ran,fer your )Bvtngs mto another per'>on'\ account but not
IIJUr parents'" he !>atd .. Put 1t tn vour st\ter\ and chum tero
llltng.' •
lie oti\O ~ugge:. ted S400 be clatmed a'> 'lummer tncome
\ou never !.now af you can get a JOb or not •· he 'atd "Four
·.undred j, a good number It's not tol> btg, and not too ~mall to
tle people '\U!\plct0\1)
Be "'n independen t student. You get more monev that wuy. ''L your pare If\<. when you are a sentor tn htgh 'chool not to
tb1m 'ou a' a tux deducuon
"1 he IO\<; i:. made up by the extra money you set from
lllan~:a al aid,''
To be linancmll) Independent a \tudent mu .. t meet three
~hhc.uion:.. H1s p.trent'i mu!ft not count h1m ·'' u ta'
ttdu,uon, he c.tnnot hvc wtth ht'i parenb for more than two
•tch a yeur or recetve more than S600 annuull) lrom them.
"Student' wtll not receive more grunt mone) a:. an
llldependent :-tudcnt than .1 dependent one Stumpf ~ud . "All
'1t\ ~·II pel h " btgger loan ..
\n) 'tudent .,.. ho ltve .. Wtth ht(, parcnb a~ .1 high school
~lor "all not be con'ltdered mdependent until a JUnior in
Stumpf satd 1 he ~tudc:nt mu .. t provtde a notori1cd
"•nature from ht'> parent\ stattng he hu' not lhed wath hh
uenh (or more than two week' a vcar
\tumpf \atd that datmtng "u:ro su\ing.,,"ls one e:\umplt of
thmg' thut c.•n"t be checked •· I here t6 nu wuy lor me to pu:k
0 up ~he ·.;tid "(heat tnf C,ln 't be detc:dcd .r reoplt Jrt lytnll
t.uc:lully ... thase ~tudc nl\ \tgn chetr n.tme!\ and have to hve
them'>l.'h c~ ..
I he dtshllncsl "milkc 11 hMdcr on the l>;)d who .ue hl1ncM,"
:II u nl Ill .:ml
One mclhoJ Ol checi.:Jf}S finBrtCI.JI cud armlu.muon
rcctmg mcome t.tX ~t.ttcments t u~ed tn Cahlormu
l:itumpl UJd requtnng ru,., tntcmc:nt I\ n uddiiiQn, I
ll;l.ln~en to the honclit und probabl) tndlccU\C 10 ~polltng the
~ honest "l h.tt' another hu~lc. more red tupe lor the l.trnthcs
p, nl'f'r log, Ap,/10, /07 \lho are hone'it I hkc to thtn~ thilt the fumthes who chc<tt on
tn.tnCidl ;Jtd urc the mme people who lie on IRS tatcments"
Stumpf satd llhe hope' people wuh quc)llon\ about
motnctal csid w11l tome to the office, ~1 don't expec::l tudcnls to
41Wn"t• .Jfrt:e wuh linant'lal.ud but they Jhould undentand 11,­
ht \atd
-,--,
·='-· I ,_ --, I One common masconceptton ts that work study students
h,t\e to wor., on c-.ampu• "hile school a; tn seuaon. Some
!iiUdent ~~o can earn thetr work Jludy ollotmcnt dunng winter
breilk, l!he ~:ud •
Sr,. rt•lulf tlnllf(.]riu/, pug~ J
--
Federal govermnent to check financial aid cheaters
• Fmnncial atd che.wng has become a national concern and
the feder;al go ... ernment .tlrc:ady plagued wuh delaulled ~ttu­
dent loans-ts taking steps to check on federal grant receiptent!l .
rhis spring the Dcpanment of Health. Educntion .Jnd
Wcllare willaudn 200.000 randomly -selected B.l~ic Educational
Opponuntt) Granh
In the pa~t only 8.000 student$ were audited a year. A large
number dtd not re..pond to qu~uons . satd one department
spokC'Iman bccau<ie they had alread) recet\ed the mone) The
deputy ~crctar y for educauon recently de!'lcnbed the po:.t gr.tnt
quesuonatre a-. "an incflecu'e way-to pre .. ent cheotting.
Studenh wall be randomly selected by computer an the s.\mc
manner ancomc tal( audi~ are selected Any tnformatton J
computer deem) lackmg or questtonable wtll have to be vertficd
belore the granb are awarded
If the appltc-tltton ·~ o;creened a second ume. commenb Jte
dtrected to the apphcant
In the pa~t apphc-attons were pro~sed even 1f the forms
contatned conOicting informauon or were mcompletc Blank
spaces were filled tn by the computer based on correct ftgurn
den\led by stah~tical probabthty
A government report conducted an · eptmeber 1917 es~
ttmated that \C\en percent Of the 1975 • 15 grant allocations
were gtven to tnehgible students An even htgher percentage of
student!~ were awarded mont) based on conntcungtnformauon
the report ~1d .
In add1tton to pre-screen mg. 200.000 students will be a' ked
to \ertf) apphcauon tnformatton after they h:nc received thetr
grants.
~we arc goang to tn'>ure that every applicant ~ho i~enmled
to a grant recei\C\ 11," s.aid HEW \ecret..tr) Jo~ph Cahfano ... At
the same ume ~e arc: going to make ~ure that lund" are not
awurded to incligtble \tudenh."
'E' may replace 'be', 'she' The BEOG currently awards money to over 2.2 million
students ,\hout I 7 halhon were gj ... en grant money la'\t ynr.
The: progr.Jm ,, C'ipected lO increase ne't year rollowmg a
reque.t by Pre:-.rdent Caner for a larger program in the 1979-'80
budget. H .:tppro,ed. the program would jump to S3.1 btllion
and aid urpro"matel} 5 • .5 mtlhon students. accordmg to
dep ... nment ollietab -l •. P.
LC asks 'who needs cheaters?'
~Ftnancwl atd cheater. who needs them?" asked
Lew•~ and Clar~ students ~ho have had varying u­
periences wath finaneml atd
K.~uc I a'~~cll. fre)hman rs on hnancull atd, but she
~ud l>ht ha~ a dafficuh ume maJung ends meet. "It ticks me
ofl that people who have alot of mone) can get away with
screwmg the system.~ 'he u1d
Sophomore I i a Kaufman said 'he beiJe\es people
who c:heat the 't))lem are taktng mone) from stude nt~ who
p.ty lull tutlton and tax~ • .tnd from the poor ... Why should
I ha\e to pay when they urc chcaung like that ... <ihc argued.
~what about tho .. e that can't aCCord tt. It's not fair."
l C!>hc Limper. a junior and worJ.:-stud)· rectpient who
hot:, done -.ccretanal work tn the rinanctal :ud olfice for
three }ear.. ha' a unique pcrspccti\e on the cheating
problem. Her lnend-. brag about the money they take from
the '>)'>tem. 'he ..aid.
"When I fir,t ... tarted worLtni! I got ungr)'. but it iuuch
a matter of fact ... I get dt)appomted m m) peer~." she said.
"I thmk it ~u.~ )tncter and ~tncter guadehnes and people
ulre-.1d)' complain about all the: form " -l.P.
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(AMERICAN ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS •
One method of ehmtnuting 'ie'tt'lttreat­
rnent '' to ehmuwte ..cxt~t language. accor­
ding to'* Cahlornta teacher who would hke
to replace ull male and temale pronouns wtth
the word ·E-
[ >onald \1ac~u~. an assoctMe prole$sor
ut the l nl\er ... it\ ol l.uhlorma tn Lo~
Angelc ... ha ... rccea,cd n grant to re,carch the
churactcnsuc, nece,~r> for a person to
accept .a ne~ word ~uch as E
M •• c:K;t\ .. atd fc:mini~" belie ... e the con\­
t.tnt u,e; ol ··he-sublimtnall} ,ugge'>t a m.1le
trnage, and not the antended non-5e,ual
d"~ign.lllon . Tc't' Muc~ot\ conducted m ht'!.
chl'!iel- .. ho\\c:d that 64 percent of the
,tudent!lo interpreted "'he" o.' referring to u
man "hen 11 wa!> U!\ed to denote either :.e,,
Mtu:Kuy .. atd he feel., U\lng "he:" create"
problem' lor male~ "'" "C'll u' lemalc:,.
") oung hoy' hear tht:. .111 the ttmc do.;.tor­
hc:, l.a w~ er·hc profe!>\Or-he. ~ he: <~Utd .• 1ddtng
that prllh~ ~'ton' arc: mulc:-onented. bon I eel
the.-\ huH~ to athie\e. ·•People tQing to
tChtC\C tn the'c :trcru and fading arc hurung
thl·m el\c' fl')'~hologacally ," ~1.u:Kn' stud
J he: tudenb tn Mn~Ka\ • c:la c •
\\hCrC he Cnn-.tontl} II~ (', .. rcuCI \CI)
lu\or,tbl\ 1nd ar~ In general \'Cr) C'\CUcd
.tbnul It " he satd • -
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4 I MASTER STORYTELLER
Shrnobu Takano reads aloud as •magmahon s soar.
Shtnobu was a Communtty Servace Learnmg Program teachtng partner at Immaculate Hean
Communtty School rn northeast Portland
................. eer planning opens job market
''t''-t' Ri"\brq~tr
Ill lht l'l11nt<1 l.ur.
Confronted b) u l>hnnktng JOb
market. college ~tuden l!> 111 I ~\lots
,tnd Clark .tnd ucro' the countr) arc
bcgrnntng to lltl.:c a enou' lnol.; nt o.1
nc:" C.tmpu ~> l>Cr\ ice tndu.,tr)
car~:c rlanntng and coun!>chng.
Sr1me grudu:ues ltnd II dtlficult
tr JdJu 1 to the Job market "I JU!\t
e1n't ~m 10 lind an)thtng.-Slud
onr: LC gr.tdU.Jte who could not get
mto mcdtc:ul -chool ···1 here arc
.!>Orne ll)bs apen but nothing I'm
r~ll} tntercsted m "
-I here •~. not much I can do wtt h
an l.ngl"h maJor," ~td another I C
graduate "ho \\Orb tlt a downtuwn
H".tiJur.mt. "l'\t: lnolo:ed at d11tercnt
JObs but there', re:tll) \C:r\ ltlllt I m
qualified tor."
l >cnnts H op~ood . I.C C'.Jrcer
plannrng <tnd placement dtrector.
.satd thc \;e) to findtn~ a career Ill to
tdcnltl\ )olo:1lls and match them to un • occupiituln .. 1 he m().)t d1lltcu1t part
ul lindmg a JOb " dcetdrng whnt
lltll )OU have and then equatrng
those sl..tlb to a parucular oc:eupa·
lion." he '\Bid
Hop\\ood's matn concern ts
cuccr planntng ro1ther thon career •
placement . "I don't place people,
people place themscl\t:s," he s:ud .. I
C'.tn help people get ~n tnlef\tCV> or
prepare thctr resume).
.. Bu1 once thc)'\c lch this olltce
tl's all up to them."
Per.onaltt) •• an O\tr-ndtnr
constder,uion tn .clecung a career.
• HOUSING NEEDED
Untvet'Sity or Texas proressor
wtth w1fe and three teenagers
No pets Needs furntshed 3 or 4
bedroom house or apartment
beg1nn1ng June 1 through
August 31 1978 YarcJ w()(1t ok
StN area near Oregon Primate
Center preferred Contact
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of Zoology. Un•vets~ty ot Texas,
Aust•n. TX 78712 or call 512-
471-3765
• •
Omelettes
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I 7 am-7 pm
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Mea.IUd<ets
fOf Students
6439 SW Macadam
PortJand
Oregon, 9'1201
Ptlone 246-5108
• • • Hnp\\(lOd ard ... The: fir,t thing I do
"hen ~omeone ~•cps tnlo m) ollicc
'' ho •s not sure" hal he or she"·'"'"
to du, '" to lhro" <1\\U) all thctr
l.t be Is 1 heir maJor' ttnd 'o on and
help them dt:"Cidc: "hat their sloll~
rc.tll} <~rc "
Hop" ood dtrec" :.t udent to a
c:ne!i ol per!>onulll) skctche\ and
aptitude tests F.\·entuall), student\
arc a .. k~d to define an tdeaJ occup.l­
uon ba>ed on their pe~onal ~kill~ .
wit')< really amating when you
look at the !treat vanet}' ol JOb\ that
arc a\ llllahle" Hopwood 'at d.
"'thuall~ :.tudenh who know what
s~tll' the) have cJn find o,omething
the' '1e antere .. tcd tn ·
II op" ood adva"c" .,, udenl.,
.tbnut JUb mh:n tcw ~. per.,onnel
dcl"itrlmcnh and cflccti\c wa\'' to •
.tpprn;J.Ch cmrloyer-.. He \lrC'>\1:) in·
•twtnc 11nd dctermtnation ~Failure
to lind a p.trucular job U'>U<tll~
rc:~Uitlt from a IJd ot awareness or ·
mott\;llton." he ~•d . "F.tgJuy per­
cent ot all Jobs arc nc\cr advcruscd
"'h tal.es ·• Jut ol loot "ork to
find u good JOb"
Mal) Jane Marshal. emplo) •
mcnt ndvt "' ut the Oregon Stale
Department ot l'mplo}men t. Jl'o
litre sed tmttati\c nnd determtna·
tton ~L:mplo)ers are looktng tor
olg&CC'li\1\C ,tnd energetic young peo­
ple "ho C'.tn go out and hnd JOb~ lor
them,el\es "
\.ianthal however. dt!>putes
llopwood'' opllmt!om She ad\I~C'­
collc~tc ~tudenh to plan for peci.ftc
occupatrons "Not everyone is luck)
enough to get the JOb he wants," 'he
S.Jid,
··Too many )I udents prepare for
occup.tuonal held!> that arc over
crowded, \\ hile others obtatn \kllb.
th.tl there as httlc market for ··
Mar hal s~ud "It's tmportant tn my
optnton that college !>tUdcnh Stl
down whtle they"re still in ~hool and m.tkc 11 rc.th,ttc t.lcct'>lon about "lui
the) wnnt to do.''
\la~~hal und lfop\\ood ag~
that mo~l r:mplo,.cr, arc: wllhng to
lout. utthc"o\crall per on," and tlut
Mudcnt' )00\cttmc ~ o\er~mphamt
o.1cademi<:) O\ c:r C:"-pencnce . Man)
~tudents, M•.tr:~hal :.aid. are not
a"arc ol the \ulue ol pracllcal "'ort
c'peuencc.
"Cirudc\ arc only a p.!rt ol whAt
cmplo)Cr'> look at," Hopwood ~1d
"Most employer s look for n ~ell
rounded pcr~on \cttvuae~. gradn
and record ol employment arc aU
tmportant Hopwood suggNC'd
~ummer pr.tcllcum program, and
tntcrn~h•P' a' good \ources ol prac·
Ileal t~tper ic:ncc . "Pracucum' 81\C
\tudent-. a chanct to tc\t our then
h\ pothc,e!> u bout t hem~eiHI
w11 hout m,J ~ tng an occupational
commitment," he S<tid .. r he\ ~lw
~
prm tdc '' udcnts "nh marketable
sktll,,"
I nrn h) 1 he quescion ol"should
I 'fle,tahtc or get a general
cducauon., .. man) 5tudent'i are uo­
cert.un about thctr luturc 01reen
I hough Uop"ood and Marshal
"ould not take a po\llton. both
agreed the JOb murkct woold chan£(
"l here ·~ " great deb.uc nght
no" .tmong voc.ttional counselon
about the compM.Jblt dt"Jtrubilm oT • a specialitcd c:duc.JIIon," \.ianha,
ard ••• ,,, pectalt~t hll'> an advnnta~t
no\\ bcc,t U\C ht: \ eU)ICf tO platt"
Ho\\<c\cr 11 ohcn happens thJt
whole: .ur::~ of 'ipectaltlcd emplo)·
mcnt dry up. ltke '" rhe acro-,paet
tndu,lry .J rew year\ d80
~1 hen ~omeone Wtth o general
cduc.llton ha, an odvantugc:
M3"hal \Clld
""'o one hu~ a crvstal b.tll:
Hopwuod atd "It'\ tmpo'l\tblc to
lool into the future .tnd tell whal
lands ol .. ktll~ "ill be tn demctnd. Bul
the po,'libtlttte\ arc endiC$\ .~ •
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A PART OF YOUR Thursday
l'tonr•rr I ON. ;lpn/ .'0, /971 Fratem
the whJ
o1,1d Po"ell. 0
Of tb• Ph•n~f1' I nt
Stufl a bloJ
)our throat andY
I) he)da)'\. "h~
crJmmtng phon<
~"·•• · ed f rc.,h men
da) alte rnoon Ia
f\l.eOt\·ft\c •
"ere ," rr.,u
JOrortllt:§ on thl
campu' I oday l
fratcrnlltt'll
tl:nc thd
become obM,IctC'
~1 think 1
Chmttne Ham.c!
1n 11 small hberul•
01ueo; ore nmett
lolh JOintng. l·t
ha\'c !>etn I hctr I
Ho"e\er.JL
mceun~ (lr "
organ111n fi! a s~
ma\ be tn I he fl.
I en ""m
hrnawd I oil
c\ cntn~. l>.ml :h
~•J'Tlcn\ cluh
In\ uh-.:ment
.. Soront•c<.
I!T'hmtrn Jail •
"ould not ha\ c
not U\tng the \
"ould not be
the\ 'II come ~ n •
"e arc We'll I
··we ~an . orpn11a11on
actt'c pantctpa.
fun
Sophomol
"there .1re :t lol
other 'ltdc ol
center a plnc:t
AbrJ.m~ d
ty from a ell
'' ould be natt(
would req_utrc
"ll's !.Orne
the re'>t ol O\
\haron Abran
~In 1\nr
sophomor~ L •I
not .. frat mar
LC frat IT
0
Tafadz"'a Ch
Of tbt Plonffr I
When
Kcvtn Kelly I
aLlhc end of
Nat1onal Bn~
muted (eehn~
"Thcec<
and 1'11 be Ill•
July ... Kelly I
bank that st
economtst, s1
of freedom
ho'llr l'm goa
world"
Kelly
ac:ccplcd the
the ~alar) ..
my lint lo~>c=
the JOb Wit
advantagco
Wit bot
leave teuc
It n0\1. I'll m
I'd \till hkc
then"
Kell) ~
howc~>c:r. 1
de~elo pme
and tndu'llt
thnt teach
-.ummef' h
true." he
tc;tchtng, yc
dtng )OUf"
1 he JO
be nc~ un'
ha\ been d•
ht\ two yea
I" U )l:"il rt1 I
Prtmrn It rtner at Immaculate Hl'art
portheast Portland
narket
• rcnh,uc th:ct,ton abuut "hlt
~ •• nt to do."
u~hal and Hop\\ood agreed
hmt c:mplo~c:r~ arc wtlhn~ to
tthc''o\crall per on," and tlut
lh ~ometimc .. mer-cmpha"u
• m•cs o\cr c:"\penencc . Man}
u~. Mar hal )aid, ure not
of the vulue of practical ~urt
cncc:.
Crude' are only .1 pur1 or "hJt
yet look .11," Hopwood \atd
l cmplo)'cr · look for a weU
led per .. on ·\UiVlllt'l grades
IC:cord of employme nt are aJJ
't<.~nt Hopy. ood ~uggC!t ttd
1c:r pr.,cucum program' and
h1p• J\ ~ood \OUr<».. of prac·
•\penenc:.c "Pracucum' gl\t
'lts J chance to tc:'lot out theu
he:sc:' about themschn
t m;~ltnp an occupauorul
[II mc:nt," he: said, "1 he) a!w
!c ~• udc:nts wtth marketable
oro b~ the: quC\tton of" hould
.~t.tlllc: or get a general
I ·r• 1on rnun) :.t udent' nrc: un·
1 a bout thcar 1 ut urc: careen
h Hopwood and Manhal
not ta kc a po\ltlon both
!the joh market would change
~ here · a great deb.ue ngln
lmonJ!1 'oc.lltonul couoselon
the comp..rable de~trab1ht\ ol
,.ialtlt'd educatio n," M.1t\lul
A pec1ahst hu an advantarc
cau\e he'$ ca~te r to plac:t
er, II often happen~ that
area .. of \pcc•ali1ed emplo)·
t) up hke 1n the .lero-,paet
ry a IcY. vcurs ago r hen ,omcone with " general
ton has an ad\llntage,"
I Mild
• o one hu~ .. cryital b.1ll:
od Wtd ~h\ tmpo ~"ble 10
rto lhe future und tell whal
I \k.JII!> will be tn demand Bul
\lbthtte, are endlt"~ ft •
the P1oneer Log are due
the issue date For
due at noon, Apn124 tor
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r;;.:), Display advert1smg
Padgett: advertising
due at 1 p m. the Friday
tor the first ten words, 5
m of ten words Bnng
ot Templeton Center,
to Campus Box 21
l'tr>llt ,., l.v~:, .-lpnl}fJ, Fraternities at Lewis & Clark:
the whys and the wherefores
o1~id Po"tll, Oa~e I owe
Of lilt Plunrfr I nr
Stuff a blo&~ted goldfhh dnY. n
~our thrn.ll and )·ou'll recall lralcrnt·
i) hc)da)'· \\hen tnlliauons ,Jnd
cramming phone huolh~ wnh beer­
sua~ cd lrc:~hmcn wus typical Sutur­
da)' altcrnrloO l,tre.
f ~ent)•lt\C yearJ; il80 there
~ere ~'" lraterntlll: and r.,e
wr(lrttic:~ on the l ewi~> >~Od Clark
csmru~ 1 oduy there are only three
• lratrrnllte!>
II a\ c tho c urgllnl/allon~
be' 1mc ob!iolctc7
•t lhtnk so," .ud lreshmun
Chra .. tine Han~en .. r hey're U\ele~'
111 a m"ll hbc:r.ll·nrtr;cnllege r-:rutcr·
ntlle!\ ure M1nlelhlng I'd thtnk ol m)
folh JOinln~. hiC:C ll tho C: lhtn~\
h:l\c: l!.een thetr dn' ..
l!o'I\C:\c:r.Judgtng from a recent
mccllng ol 't\omc:n tntcrotc:d 1n
or~Jnt7lng a Mlll'rll), the Greek.
rna) he tn the prr.ccs" ol n re\J~•II
I c:n \\omen, "hn mel in
I m\llrtlc:l\ l oungc: ln!lt I hursda)
C:\ tllng. SOld thC)' rl,sn CO C lllbftlth l
\I omen\ club \\ omen'5 Club for
In\ 1hcrnent.
"~oront•~ ha\c !Otsgmu.- ~ud
fn:,lunan Jttl Mc\.turd1c: .. A 'club'
would not hcl\e th•~ connotuuon li~
not UStn{t the "ord 'soront)'. gtrb
\IOUid not be cared 3'1\U) I hen
the:) 'II come .111d "CC the ktnd ol g1rls
"can:. We'll tnck'em
"We \\ant to ttc:t a octal
org.mit.ttion going. We w11l havt'
3ctl\e parliCIJl.llton .md ha\e a lot ol
f .. un.
Sophomore: EH~ Abram-. ,.ud,
"there ure .1 lol of 'neat' !ttrl~ on the
other .s1dt ot campu' We net'd a
center J place
Abro.~ms d"ungul'>hcd a ~oron
t) lrom " club ~ying a '>oront)
would be nnuonally recogmred o.~nd
would rcqUJre c:~ruun lees.
"It'~ .. omething we'll h:ne for
the rcsl ol our hve, ,~· \Utd junior
~h..ron Abram~ .
"In Ari1nn.d · according to
~ophomore I i'a Kaufman. "if you're
not a frnt man forget 11 ••
I C fnn men. however are not tn Artlon.t, and kno~ 11
.. r here's a defmlle a nil
fraternity )enumtnt <~round cam
pu ' atd Mike Clark., 1c01or prest­
dcnt ol Stpma Pht l:pMion
~1 knoY. when I was a Ire hm.tn
I thought the)' ~ere: rid1culou Hut I
ga\e 11 a tr} mywa)' and h.1d lhc
opportutut y to meet ,, lol of pe-ople I
wouldn't ha\e Cltherwtsc met good
people But you ttill can't deny thul
it' 3 o t.tl org;tnll.ttlon
•·rc.,.hrn.tn Karl 1\nuta, <1 SPE•
pledge: member. s.11d there ar( ac-
11\IIC: OflCO lo organJJ.tllons whtch
arc not open to 1ndt\ ldu.tl~ "1 here n
more fundtn[l .tnd ahility to get
thtnp done Abo. you really get to
t..nov. ·• smull group ol people well.
You need ome mone) you·u gel .. II,
I (",. t\\0 other fraternllteo> are
~1gma Alph.t Epsilon .md lambda
l'ht f. p,.lon
Sophumorc A f: pr~1de01
1 odd MttJinnd ,;,ud the: lr.ucrnll\ h.111 • 10\inhcd ll~c:ll tn soc~c~l o;entce nnd
lund·r.llstng ol(tl\1\le:o..
Dc~\ld Lane. l~hmon SAl·
mcml>c:r. s,JJd he Jlltned "because m)
father ~ .tn SAf. tor one &tun~
I he,.c .m: •' lot ol bU\tnc5!t cont;tt.'1!t
In fact I Y.ns oflercd n JOb I rom un
old ~A r .tlumm lor thtll summer
" I he\' e\ cr.~ here: " .ud • lrohm.m \I Chuck\ .Hgll\ M rhe)
nrc m c:\ er) part ol 1 he: bus mess
"orld "
\'.ng11 ~a1d he t:o. concerned
uboul the :.llf!mn auachcd to lrater­
nittes "Sure 11 ha' th 'club' allpcct ,
but all ol ut.are'hrothc:r ~e; ha\ca
great lec:ling for one .1nothcr •
R u~hmg-t he pr •I.e\~ of ac·
qumng nc:Y. members '"'earned on
throughout the ~rear. Mtdland 'atd.
•·tt gl\~ them u ~.:hnncc: to ~ce who we
are, and U\ o chance to~ who they
arc.
M1dland .. md ll requires at least
a t\\ o-third~ maJont) vote ol the
entire: fralernuy to admit any pledge
"A gu't came up to u~ at our hut
party and n!tked co JOtn We hadn't
e\CO been thtnking of htm "
Clark 'md hi'> frntemlly '" not
hard to getmto. unte. .. )) ou're prett)
mh\ed up Our average G PA for the • •
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THE GREEK SYSTEM • .. ::t' • ..
Some students say sorortttes and lraterntltes are .. useless' ' at small ltberal arts colleges
group 111 J 4. \\ e don't ~ant an) one­
pmnttr "
Snmc :.ludent!l> :support the
lr JtCI Oil II:'>
"I lhmll. the) 'rc: Y.onderlul ,"
~ud )Ophomore Kuji Okuno ~A
good dub ha!\ to be e~cluuve .
Bc,tde. thctr parue-are so muc:h
tun
"1 hey ( lr.ttermuc~J ilrc rather
lov.-ke)cd." ,\nutu )3id ... r here'£
not an aur.t of rraternit) here. I'm
OOl .lgatn'>t rraterntllt$"
Howe"c:r. manv '!ltudent:. hn"c • 'tloiccd negatm: ~enttment~ .
M AI a bitz l>Chooll can s.ec a need. It':~ a ~~~\ to meet people. But here
11':> a ~a~IC: nf lime." 1\0IId JUntor I 1m
Hurlc}
"II vou c-.m'l meet people
around here wnhout a lr..tcrmty
~~u 'rc prctt) ~e.t~"
.. h. ajoL;e ·· ~1d trnhman Kate
R1dgewa). "th1 a n t OSU ..
"The\ were m lru:nd" unul it •
came umc to pa) the mone) (fecsJ."
atd JUOior 1om Fole:Y.
luntor Kevm Tune argued that
(.OIIegc I) u ttmc when e"eryone
)hould have an e4ual l!llandtng and
'e~ traternllle- ill> a lorm ol
prelercnttal treatment -·r he) nrc lor msecurc peopJe
Y.ho can't m •• ~e the1r ov.n fncnd1.
and ha\e 10 pay for lhem," Jatd
rune
.. fht u small college.- s:ud
lrc:-.hman Ktm mnh "'Why hmtl
your homon an) further '1\tth
·~ud~hltr;t snobbcrv; "
"I '-'':1 1hink1ng ol Joimng a
lraternll) .-:ud :!Ienior Ke11h ,\tar­
ttn. "but I don't drink beer, pill)
tenm • or own a COn\'Cr11blc ..
Sophomore Snnd) Mom.Jon
~1d he felt fraternities "'e~
rcgre · he "( hdn't the '60 twch us
anythtnf.!.,.. •
onomics professor Kelly quitting for a ba job
Ta(adzlta Chlban(UU, Anita Marks
or thr Pion~r Lua
When econom1c prore~sor
Kevm Kelly leaves lewis and Clark
at the end of spnng term to JOIO US
Nauonal Bank. he'll be dotngso wtth
mtlled fechngs
... The economiSt at US IS rettrtng
and I'll bt tnktng h1s place ~tarttng1n
July," Kelly ~td "h'' unusual for .1
bank that s1u to employ only one
econom1~t. so I'm gomg to have .1 lot
of lreedom. Even so, 1 don't know
how I'm gomg to hke ll tn the real
world"
Kelly ~•d one rc.tton he
.1ccepted the new JOb ts bccau'lc of
the )Glary "Tcachtng w11l alway~ be
my first love. but there'~ no quest ton
fhe JOb wtth US Nottonal 1s more
advantageous financtally
"It bother'l me that I have to
leave teachtog to mnlce money.t
t.. noY. I'll m1 ~ 11 If I ~n work 11 out.
I'd !lUll h h to teach a ciU!>~> nov. llnd
then"
Kelt} . aid he finds 1t difficult,
hov.e\er. to te..tch and keep up on
development!> tn local government
and mdu•.rrv "People always )3}
thnt teachintt IJIVC\ ) ou )our
'IUmme~ free bul that's JUSt not
true ·· he 'a1d "\\'hen you're
t~lchms , \OU ,,Jwnys ~ind up spen·
dtog your 'ummers dosng rCJeosrch."
(he JOh Wllh US Nuttonal v.11l
be ne\\ dOd d1Uen:n1 from "hilt he
hu been dutOi!. Kelly S.ltd Pnur to
ht5 two ,eah .11 l C, Kell> luught IM
two yc:.ttfl .,t Reed l:olleie.
Pttmrn I 11g, ;-lprr/ !tJ, /9lli Mit w:..~~ a difficult dec1~1 on for
me to lea"c teachtng. but I feel I
~hould h.tkc thtn~ up e\tr} now
and then ... he satd ''lkStd~ I'm very
clo'e to my famtl) and I thtn~ that
gtve' you a !trong ... ecure feehng
where\cr vou go
"I'm !ltrong on the nouon or
fam1ly .. Kell) s~ud "M) brothers.
sl\ter!l and folks all hve tn Portland
and v.e ~ee each other a much as we
can I know tt sound) corny. but m)'
best lnend are w1th10 m)' f~tmily ..
Kelt} occuplb much of hts
spare ttme w1th an unhkely patr or
hobble.. athleucs and anuque
collecllng
.. R1ght no~ I'm playmg for
three dtrterent baskttbo~llteams ," he
,a1d hOne·, an AAU (Amateur
Athlcttc U nton) team. another one·~
1n Cll~ lugue .1nd the thtrd lS ~tth
the Muhnomah Alhlc:tic Club I
gue" I'm JU!ol a frustrated old
basketba II player."
Busmc: ' pror~~or John B<.~tes
helped ,par~ hill 1nteres1 in dtsuan~
running. Kelt~ ·~•d ··a u"'ed to thank
runn1ng wa~ JUst plato bonng, but
B.tte' \\US so involved m 1t that I got
tntcrcsted , too," he Jatd
Kelt) hns bcc:n running lor rnore
than 11 ye;.sr nov. .. I've been graduall)
trying to tOI:rea!ie m~ dasuancc and
endurance,' ' he ~ooud "I'm 'hoottng
lor tn) firM mar.tthon T hetc'll one 10
[uflcnc come September that I'd h~e .. tQ tr\'
Kcll~ Slttt.l ant,thcr tnterot, an·
IIQU~ . ~.•~ u nutural result ol
«:onomic con .. ideratlon~ "M) wtlc
tnd 1 llturtcd gomg to aucuuns bccau'e It v.as a cheaper wav of
lurni,htn[! 11 hou~." he satd -we
.lfen't 1n the mar.,et for e~peruive
collccublo We're JUSt out b.1rgain
hunt In{!
·lk)tdc' anttque aucttoJU arc
fun I u~w.all) hate to shop. but
o~uctton' have a speetal attractton
We'\e ptcked up all kinds of <~tuff
li~e iceboxe,. clawloot t3bla, old
(a,hioned chutn ft
Auction-. are even more of an
attraction when you're \pending
'>omeone else'., money. li...elly ~id .
"My wife '" the manager for a
re)taurant . and sometimes they ask her 10 bu) somethtng lane\ for them
hkc: oriental rugs. h':. a lot of fun
.. hopptng ~ llh other people'<~ -money
Kelt-, said ht personal views on
ecunomu: ha"e chunsed o-.cr ttme.
~In grad and undergraduate school,
I wa" 1nchnt'd lowards radical
economu:s.- he 'Oald •I think it' we
to sa) l'"e mellov.cd o~er lhe p3st
rc~ y~al\
-In thC(It). I sttll agree "Nith
mo~l hheraJ economists that the
go\ernment should tnfluencc lhc
markc:lplace . In prao:uce. though, l
un ., re.dl~ see go"ernment getllng o\C:r 11 bureaucratic problems .
"I tend to h3\e more confidence
10 1l f3uh)' marketplace than in
go-.cmment control," he sa1d ... The
go-.ernmcnt has to make polittcal
dect .. ion" that don't alwa}'l fit
economic realttie5. l think '1\C we~
better ofiW1tha mtnamum olgO\"Cm·
men I tn the marketplace ...
Kell) sJanced :u his watch ~nd
said he v.ould ha-."C to be gomg. "I
guc:n th1s sort ol relates co what I
v.t.t' ~)ing c:arher about famiiJ. I'~
got to go mm a couple of my
brothers. \\~·re haVJng lunch
together- •
Petition out agair~t South African afliliatiom
Dutch Mandel
Of lbf ,._.,, I uc
Petttion~ will be cnculated on
cumpu, late thl) wed; demanding
the: "ithdra wul ol financial tntcrcsts
l ev.1" and Clark tuas 10 "'touth
Afrtca·:slfiliatc:d ~:ompant~
1 he pet1t1on was dt cu.~c:d
Monda\ b) :r.ludcnu who 'U&tQtcd
th.at one ol the first compllnit" e'·
.tmtned ~hlluld be the Olin Foundu­
tton. ~ htch I !I helptng linancc con-
truction ol the ne~ l.C S\:tencc
bu1ldtng.
1 he pelllton cull~ lor pub he
relca:r.e ol an) corporauons,an v.ht\:h
I C tn\c: t ,that h~\e am connccllon • In Soulh ,\fnQ! I he petition ab\l
demand~ that the colic~ di\'Citll ell
ol thai ClUpMate tocl which, they
satd, suj"lporu 1hc apanhc:td regime "1 he Ohn compan)', between
1972 and "75. wa: conVJcted ol 20
count1, at SIO.OOO each, of selling
arm!> (including napalm) co dealer
who turned around and ~old them to
South Alnca.ft s:ud 1ophomore
Walter Dodds. "On Marth 2-tofthts
year I he) Y.erc al-.o Cited for pounng
mereune wa\tc into the Siagara
Rl\er 31lhe race ot JO pounds ada\.
Thc:y'tt' allowed .2.2 pound5
.. , don't !.:nov. tl the !Uudent&
v.1lnt a name connected wuh thai on
one of tht:tr btuldtn~"
"If v.e can~~ SOO tgntatureo; on
thltt paper ( pettuon]. then OUI) be
wt''ll ~ lhe porttoho ," said
trcshmo.n Ru ~ell Hl,lder. who v.tll
t:t~C' olll(l(' IU student boch t~asu~r
~
10 September "Rtght now \\e're
hoptng to get ''tulients to the next
senate meeting on rnl 24. If the senate can heir some people. tt'll
help ..
'"Finan~ on rhas campus u a
big assue v.tth the latest tuition ht .. "e,"
said Holder. "The outh Afnc:an
thing is big pan or the financ:ual . .. questton .
Holder satd the 40 students who
discu SC'd the petll1on Monda\ could
become acti\oc \ot~s 10 other area~
than South fnca. "The [ tudent]
enatc: baiiatlly doel!o not funcuon,"
he sa1d. M rhcre' no ~udent \a ace. no
n soct.lted ~tudcnt . We want to let
the students be ht!Qrd "
·tt [the: actmt1n aflhe grtlUp]l'­
not gmng to lop here Y.tth Soulh
fncn.-said 'ophomore ()a\id Ep-
tcm "We'd al o hke to dc:al v.1th the
den .. nl and cu5todlal "'orkcrs v.ho
arc here full lime and "'ho can't
afford 10 h\c and eat .. •
5 0Qinion
----------------~-------------Honesty only solution
1 here ... cern nu e,,,, ~olutton~ 10 hnunct.tl :ud
chc:mn~ • J he t C\\ 1 and Juri.. linanctnl atd oft tee could tn
em L:tn~ dO\\n on the chcaU:J" C~lllcgc rcp~\COlolll\~
mtt;hl b(' ,ent out to the ends ol the tanh to more
on:fulh rc-.cnn:h each 'tudcnt apphc.mt but thnt
\\ ould ~,1 more monc~ to pcrpctu:ue than the college''
hll'h to lo c through tl.td grant'
If Oh\OC\ dtdn't ,top the mve~11g:1tmp prncttce
,omcht'd' "''h oa t<'ndnc'''''r pn,ac ccrt<Hnl) "ould
\nothc:r "·" to hanJlc' the: \ltU tllon mtght be to
1~ore 1t, hope 11 \\til go the \\a\' ottbc: P·'''enger ptgcon
\ltcr nil the ltn.tn\:t tl utd ofltce telh u the '''tern 1
~'cd on~ he hone''' ,11 the m.tJllnt) \\ h' ~reute ha"Jc,
IM ~'' rnmc 1n 'l:.tr'h althc mtnortt} \lrhO thtnl.. the~ a~
mllrt mal..mg n ltttlc on the 1de \\ llh J fc\\ can:tulh
pJ.lnncd Itt M cun\entC:nl 0\Cf'tttht\'
'\c• m.Ln) ,,,ICm' that arc ba\cd on the rule of
hone''' ap;cmtc \\ell thc !tOH~rnment tclh u' \\cllare,
,oc1aJ ,CC\tnt) \\ h~ 'houldn't hnane1al atd 'uetted 10 a
\\orld that '' h..t realh honot 1
If, a ra\Orlle ~\'10~ :among bUre3UCnll\ .tnd
,0ctologl\h, \\h~n the g01ng gets tough. that It'!> not
al~ll\ the ,, ,tern that .H fault. tf~ 'oc1et\ ·~Jr. . .
for once. that' true
Then: nrc :u lea 1 ft,c ltnd~ of cheate~.
• •l he ,tudent \\ho he., blatant!}. ~ymg he or \he
ha n't thc hnanciUI n:,ourcc.. to make ll through college
"t the ~me umc:. that pc~on mtght be mak1ng mone)
hand mer pocl..etbool . unythmg .about other.. If the office put the pr~'>ure on
• The .. tudent ~ ho convtn~ h111uelf he ts not n:all)
cheaung. JU't apprcc:taung the luck) breal that h3$
befallen htm hl.e .t Chmtma.s stockmg everyone. the co't 'llrnuld be too htgh. the result"
probabl~ un,pectacular. the umc and energy cxhorb•­
tant.
•The tudent \\horeall} nec(hthemone\ who can't
bu) bool~ \\tthout 11 If he an get a ltt~lc c>ttr'U -~n)
poo,\ible ~a\ then 1t \\Ill be caster lor htm to urvt'-C:.
•The student who thtnlc:o. he 1s getttng buck at the 1 o the: 'tudcnt who ·~ workang on the next perfect
,chcme to beat the,.,. tern. to ")ung~ the admtntMrauon
Paul '-le\\ man . .> ou atn't! •
, tem b)· npptng 11 off ftcr all. he rea$On". the .;ystem
ha been ta .. tng h•' mone' long enough wh\ not get n
linle ol 1 hat back? We already got it
•The :)IUdent \\ ho'c: parents do all the dirt) \\or!.. for
h1m. The) rna} l..ecp duphcate \Cts of accountmg booh
{or dll(erent C>CCa'>lon • or don't declare a 50.foot 1racht
Of S~O,OOQ \\onh OJ JC14clf) on 3 finanCI..tl ,tid lorm
II"( true hone~'' &s necn 3r) to the~}' tern. abo\e
all cl!.e Peutton' arc no\\ ctrculaung whtch demnnd
that thC' ~olh:~\: admtnt,trauon relea-.e the name~ ol
comran1o tn whtch tudcnt mone) 1:. an.,e,ted
Cllncerncd mcml'k!rs of the LC communll) have
-..ud the\ ~ant to ._no\\< a// the com pant~ l (. tn\e\t!>
10 ~haeh ha\e an\ alfihauon ~41th South ,\fnca
In thc mo\t~.thc chcnter often come .. ou110 the end
w1th the woman. the lame •• 1nd half a natton at hts bed
and call In ~he real v.orld. the cheater I\ ne,er 4u11e o
uppr«~atcd
Therefore . 11 ~ pcr~on \\ants to cheat. we recom· That "'t· hov.e\cr. 14 as alread\ ruhlt,hed 10 the
Pltlnr~r I.JIJ! la\t '\.car
I he l C mv~tment portfolio. whtch Pre.tdcnt
lnhn Ho\\ ,trd relca\cd to ~tudcnt gc.l\emment
olhc1ah an Ma\ 1977 '>ho~cd that the college •
owned ... toe!. tn thrtt l · corporation~ w1th outh
mend he or he go to Hollywood Alncan c:onncctton'>
fhcrc houldn't be nn\1htng honorable 1n chealln~
Unlonunatel). there 1111 I" Whtle your fnend~ m•ght
c"ngratulatc .)OU lor a .. ucces.,ful npofT. though.
~omcboch ct .. e mu\t v.ork )et another vear to finance an
educ:atton \\ htle ~ ou laugh at ho~ ca\) th<Jt 'tyle ol
\\htte collar cnme t'11n be. omcbod) ehc's atd n:quc\\1!.
betng turned do\\ n
There arc too mam ''a"s to cheat The ltnancaal atd Onc-mnth ot college \tockholdrng ... were held
10 <•eneral \-1otor' Corporallon. fc1taco and Stan·
dard Oil nl ( ahlornta It ov.ncd:
•SN ~hare 10 GM (annual Income. Sl.846)
•5.529 :.h.tre ol I c11aco. (..tnnual davtdend
tncomc. S 11.0511).
•6.040 ~htne ol tandard 01l ol Cahlornta
tannual mcome S 13.288) •
• • otricc cnn'1 ~ttp arac}: ol :.orne "').)tern~ and can't do
Danube l"tlm blue
t\ fond larc'llr-ell to \'aenna. tl:
snO\\ICS"' alp!> and eApenStVC: pnccs.
and a fonder hello to Budapest.
Dunng our mtual uplorauons
ol th1' fair cttv ~e encountered an •
old and graymg woman. wrapped an
tattered clothmg. She was sclhng
flo~-en from the back of a hone: can
She potnted a crooked finger at the
Danube no~ing near by. and spoke
croaktngl) •n Hunganan We: could
tell. b) the t~mk.le tn her C:)C:S that
she s.ltid the Danube flo~'J blue onl.)
for those: who arc in love (That
uplam• why n looks brown to us.)
It must be true. thouJh, because
in every doorv.ay. on every dance
floor. m all the Jtreet can, ouutde
tabalc JtOfQ and c:vcn ~ween the
carrot~ and beets of an open-air
market, tmpanJOned Ioven -go for
.. -
Aside from thc:K obKrvations.
our 1un-loVJng. seldom coherent
group hat been expoled to many
other cnhJhtenmg 11tuauons .
Current!) we arc: al Karl Marx
Un1veraat) The umversny u a
.ventable haven for h1pstera of the
19601 lon1 hau. blue Jeans (faded of
courx, mellow musu: and antc:llcc-
1 ua:l rap •eutona abound
(Remember . the rachcat here: i1 the
capuah•t!)
Mentally and phya•cally apac::ed
out throughout tha1 aty--sa.id to be
the Pam of c:astern Europe-we are
6 To the Editor
adJu .. ung to thc Communa5t way ol
hie
\hanng 1 has IS experienced
ntghth tn the thn:c:·by-slx-toot bed!>
meant for two. whtch double: as
couchC!o dunng the day.
Equahl) All of us ha\e become
qu1te calloused due tot he coarseness
nl proletanat tolltt paper.
Spendthnft. We're: hvtng on
)OUr ba!tlc bread and butter dtet
(about S3 50 a da)).
Red hot trom the: grapevme
•Whcn asked to shoot hoops
~•th the unave~1ty baJketballteam.
Roby Roberh, a JUniOr at LC and a
Klamath Falls nauve. pohtely
declined on grounds that hiS
·.'upenor- athlcttc abllalles would
outJohtne those of the looala and thus
hander dtplomaltc relattona between
the two c"untries
• Mystenous and dark Cynthta
Phdhps rGranlJ Pan) has taken 11
upon herself to penonally further
and amprove relations wtth some of
our foretgn eounterpa.rta· Damah.
Austnan. English. Hunganan ,
Ethiopian. Nigenan and Cuban. We:
have taken to calhng her Henry (u in
Ktumger) and must commend her
performance (We augrst abe IW1tch
hc:r m&Jor to International Affa.in I
•Some of ua have been mia­
takc:n for Swedes, Polea. Dcutachen
and C'\'c:n Ruuaans. But only perk
Alu (MDuc:ky·) Duval baa been
accuaed of betng Bntaah Even at the:
US Embauy, her true: nauonahty •
wa~ doubted A<o last the am­
ba!>,..tdor's 'ecrctary succumbed to
Alex·) dehghtful cand1dne~s and an­
' itc:d her to dmner
•K•m Hopktns. a naU\C or
Portland and •oon to be marned. 1s
t rymg to cru11h all hope held b)
vanous voup member$ for a fint
and final fltng 1n thl$ eaMc:m ctty of
roman~ Ktm IS bwy ignonng u all
and butld10g up her domesticity
•Border crossmg wu qutte a
thnll for Kathy Bell of Claremont.
Calif Paupon control guard• loolt­
cd once at her passport. took one
long look at her and Immediately
began taUong heatedly (in
Hunganan) between themsc::lvn .
The only word daJcemablc to us was
Muep" ChaJk one up for Kathy.
•Has studious Mark (The
Bong, Stockdale been readmg
Hunganan poetry aloud late at ntJht
or i• tt wtld partaes that brouJht
compla10tng neaghbors to hiS door
w1th threat• of police tnterventio n?
Mar It'• clean-cut collea1ate
appearance. aaddle ahocs and
oratory prowess will certatnly sec
htm through
•Would you beheve that
apunky Nanc:c Gruber (Toledo), act·
ing m&Jor at LC. hu taken to clean·
mg a certa1n apartment' Is ahc:
changmg her maJor to home
c:conomac.:a or 11 thu JUSt an act7
•The anschc VOice and blond
halo of Stephana Withams have
charmed at lcut one Karl Mau To the Editor
Howard 'bought'?
I am\\ n11ng th1s letter an an~wcr
tn Dr Howurd\ 'ulgar and map·
propnate memo!~ tO the staff conccr·
mng the \llUatmn!> 10 Israel and
'outh 1\lrac.a
r he memo on hruel )aid that
"racl cun,wntl) "ha' to tuve a btl
more·· Recent hrad1 ••ctton' (or
cnncc'"un') ha\-c mcluded an '"'a·
'"'n of Lebanon and more tllcgal
'cnh:mcnt' tn occup1ed tcrntone~
( ondcmnmg S..tdat\ a\lemph to
ncgotmte a pc.tceful \cttlement wtll
... urch not make peace more ltkel~
The memo on outh Arnca
,t:ttcd "In a lt't of the \\Orld's 'wof'\t'
go\crnmcnt.;. South Alnca would
ob' lou,l} ranl below the ranatac
Khmer Rnugc 10 Cambodta [Kam­
puchea} lor oppre .. stng II\ people ...
1 ht' memo mi\..c~ 1\\-o key poant'
ftr,t c\en 1r other countne~ do 11 tt
doc!> not mnkc ·~ nght Second.
unh._c Soulh Alnc<1, Lewts and
Clark ha.' no tnstltutaonal hnks to
Ot!mocrauc Kampuchea CC4m·
bod1a':o. real name)
The tact that our college has
Unt.,.crllll~ student he has been
heard '1ng10g croomng sonp by
Dylan and Seeger tn the ear~ of
foretgnen. he has ulso appeared as
gue!ot 'olotM for more than one
KMU part).
•And who other than Kambo
Sm1th can challenge the brute
strength of "Rosy," the female
Hunganan basketball terror? K1mbo
out-dnbblc:!o them on the court and
out-dance:~ them on the floor-even
10 h1ktng boou.
•LuckyCmdy Byrnes(one--ume
ttlhst 1n the LC orchestra) had a
front row §Cat for the tnsptrational
symphontc performance tn Vienna
The concert featured a manly cello
soloiSt. Now. weeks later in
Budapest . she sm1les mwardly. Waa
she touched by the music or the
sweat from hn• brow1
•Jackac Stoeckler was told by a
dark Hunganan student that blonds
arc naturally attracted to dark·
hatred men. Sance then. New York
area-born Jackie has been wetahed
down by a twelve-mch blade and a
can of mace.
•They aay blonds have more
fun. but red·haared Kate Pendleton
11 fast diapelling thia myth. Is tt
atc:adfaat atudymg that renden her
Hungarian accent so perfect, or docs
1hc: partake of some extracumcular
tutonng?
•In the apint of St. Valentine,
Bryce l.opn (of Condon) proudly
wore hu new, hearted underwear tn' c~tmcnl~ an corporauons an
..,outh Afncu means that 11 ts 1mpor·
tant for u' to dtscuss our rclattonshtp
to ~outh Arr.cu One also has to
rcmemher that tn thl decade Kam·
puchea ha~ been the vtcttm of a US
tnVU\ICln
I do not hkc the college's money
bctng u~c:d to promote Howard's
per,on.tl propaganda. ,.._ext ttmc he:
\\ant'> to 'cnd a memo. I hope he wtll
pa\ lor me to pass a memo w1th my
rcplu:' w h1' he\ Or beuer yet. not
uo,e ;~n\ c.:nllcge mone} and lo'llrer
IUIIU\0 lur C\l:r\ body
Ron RtcJrortlJ
Soplromort'
I ['Ill R\ I'UII(.'"
I cttcr-hi the I d•h•r 'hould be
•ddro,,d lu 8<" 21 I he dclldhnc ~~
noon \1ond.,, 'u""''"'on> Jl\ould be
hred douhlt·~r•~ and mcludc the
author·, no~mc :u .,.ell ll> 11c.adtm•c dan
or Ia. uh) >lilnd•n~ \II lc:tlcn ... 111 l'lf
pnnt~ but llfC ~UhJC'CI to ~lllfll for
~mmar •nd lcnfth Tllr Pmnrrr Lot
m&mt.un• the n11hr tu hold tc:ucn 11 'Jia«
problem• :an'<' ~o anon\ moul leu en
""'II be publuhc:d
that we dcstgned C\peclally tor ham
10 true (.ommunt$1 red and ptnk
•Lon Sheppard turned a com·
munt~l hade ol red when $he learn·
e.d that Kc:tth Conner had been
dnvmg ht\ floor mates at l.C tnsane
wtth ht~ 10cessant talk of her. Con·
trary to her sctcnufic findinp. the
brown Danube flows blue.
• Bnan Moffit. notonously
known for unconventional com­
municauon , ha\ tnfiltratcd the un­
su~pecting Hungarian tongue.
Words hke .. bolt" (t.e ... let's bolt .. )
and •·rack" arc appeanng
everywhere tn the streets of
Budapest
•In quest of the perfect bar.
Ketth Gallagher has become quite ll
connoisseur of eastern bloc brew,
Htgher alcohol content seems to be
most sati&factory and he can be seen
most nights warming the handle of
ht5 mug.
With a group hkc this, it's hard
to ~e why the sktes of John
R 1chard's eyes arc cloud)· these days.
Fearless leader John's back 11 sag­
gang. h~& voice is dropping , his
wnnkles arc deepcnang and he'a
drifting tn a daze.
It seems the hterarchy haa
!!lipped again. Thoush Budapest is
among the cheapest ciues sn the
world. we: have: already managed to
shoot the meager wad atloted thts
ovc:ncas trip.
Thr Hungary OvrrsttU Group
Plunrrr Lot. April 10, 1978 CG
'-lchn""
,..nrfl I"'
}1o'f\ ~ uold you II
111 ,he 1 cdcra I pcm
AortCIIng il po~t ma
u~t for parttcl or 1 1 dernon,truuon
llll" about foj
-~"·tr...t\C thought!>.,..
\Jttr etttht du)'' ol
1 ( udc Rclorm
8,11 14 '7) wa .. P
>It 1 holt bill WU' l
" of us cnmama
tfl 200 vea r
lhl' 14.1'> b~ no rn
In the
ott)\ ~ prC\110U~
c-Jrnc up ll'> S I B
,01t orta blc re'e ui\Cv
rM'O~a• wntten tn ,.,
... ~~~~0130 named
the pnnc1plc spo"
Edward Kcnncd
11 the "corner
• government ~
pohC\ " The AI
Un1on h~
compromast
. ~en Jame~ AI
1111, been cnttca
~~~ the expansl
.n\dliCIIOn. "i3ld, ,.Ttl
there who I
goang on
01re bell
arc literati)
.rre~1~c:' here and I
·f\. "nand ur not
1 h~ ('lltr (lll'l.: ,,1
, 111,1n, h:lkr.al
' ~~:h .au: n•"' ,~,tilt:
I c l,t\\ h'"'"'
ll<l!'lllll' ,,, !,:lllk~llll'
o~-<t ,,, 1.1\\' 10 .t m.tn
,111,1,1,11t tnd \'•''"
,,1\ c Adu)\;otll.''
lltCt'"11, 1 "' d,ant"
Cllhl! \)~,;111\IIIC ,,J l.'rt
Opp11no.:n1' ,,, "
QIOIUln I hat It \:I
bv. ,,nd r.lllhl.''
'h1ch thC\ bdtC\~
OJht' 1,!\I.H .lnll:l~l II
R1ght'
1 he hull.. ol o
tht btll ccntel"> un
allect Cl\11 hbertlo.
1 \lldl range of cl\·
notated and rc
P~'~agc of '
pr0\'1\IOn~. accor
.. ould t:~tabhsh "
.ould end.tnger b
Jlef'Onlil nghl~
e \ \eCliOn 0
&O\crnment funcl
wnttcn to 10clude
dwtdual' a"' well a!.
~~<rlltcn tl1 encom
acuon atmcd at th
ment purpo~e .
argued that thi~ ·
.ued to punt!.h 10
blc lor unauthon
secret governmen
u the Pentagon
more. argues the
become an "officL
e"Obstructtn
runcuon by phy
another sc:ctlon
apply to virtuall
mtghl ampcde fu
offic1al. 1ncludin
1100 that h1nder
Cie1ah 10 any ma
•The sect
Mh1ndcnng law
~ntten to mclu
tdenmy" of a en
elttcndcd \0
twtue' where
arc known to rc
whether that
prwtl~gcd.
•fal~e sta
torcement offiCI
wnuen-would
federal cnme
AllU. that
l.lw enf·orc:en\cf'!
to the
Under
could
Pwnnr Log. litor
lent!> tn corporauons tn
\frrca ~edn~ that II •~ impor­
u~ to dlscu~\ our relattonship
lh ArriCd One also has to
•cr that In this decade Kam­
ha~ been the vicum of a U\
' > not hke the college\ mone>
~cd to promote Howard\
i propaganda 'lleJtt lime he
I 'end a memo I hope he wtll
me to pa-.!1 a memo Wtth m)
ll ha' lie!~ Or bellcr yet not
Cllllcge money and lower
llr C\Cf\ bOd}
I Ron Rtchard 1
SopJmmorr
t\lgned t<ipecaally for ham
mmuntst red and pan}.
Sheppard turned a com­
de of red when ~he learn-
Kenh Conner had been
noor mate~ at l c tnsane
cessant talk of her Con­
er scaenttfic findtng.,, the
rube now!~ blue
' Moffit, notonousl)
r unconventaonal com­
'· has tnfillrated the un-
Hunganan longue
' .. boll" (t e "let's boll .. ) l' . arc appearang
'" the street of
est or the perfect bar
her has become qtHte d
of eastern bloc brew.
hoi content seems to be
tory and he can be seen
wanrung rhe handle of
BfOup hke this, It's hard
the 'ktes of John
s are cloudy these da)'l;
er John'!> bacl.. Jr. sag-
·~ dropping, hts
deepenang and he's
lUU;~e .
the hterorchy hn"
Though Budapest 1~
Cltte) tn the
alrCildy managed to
gcr wud alloted this
•· Ov~ruaJ Group
l.ol(, Aprtl 10, 197/J
I -,chmtll
,....ntff I "I
Ho\\ "t1Uid you hke to serve
111 the l·ederul pemtenuary for
)'4trrcttng ,, po\t man.,.. telhng a mc:ter maid he "dtdn't know
th.11 wa~ 11 'no parkmg' 1one,"
Pnhttt'al m.l&'i demon trations
cuuld be ileriou~ly tmpeded by a
••• nn w htch would make f,ulure From the out~t. Kenned) hlu
uN~ted tht~llhc mbJOf conlroverste5
o\er cnmtn.JI code reform have been
n:~ol-.cd tn commtllee . The bill pan­
ed hecnu'e he cunvmctd a maJont)'
ol ltbcral ~~>cnator5 that the btll uc­
compl.,hcd 11gn1ficant reform!! tn ol whether the attempt at solicitauon
111 suctn,ful S 14)7 would allow
ulhct.sl to tnlcrvene m~ufy on
C\tdcncc: ol Intent. That section
could be conJtrued to encompas~
dt cu,Mnn of pohucal tactics that
m1ght tn\ nlve commi,~ion or an
nflcn c c:-.en t/IW, nmr "'"" actuaf­
t, ,-•wmmttt''' Undt>r ~uch 11 law. one
!;uuld be n.ultd lt>r '"KJCt'JirnR I hut ·•
ln\!nd ll.ll to Canada tu avoid the enough 10 cnnYJCI someone for gs'-·
1ng u posrman the wrong dirrc.uons
con hou:.e!
'ow that the btll has gone to the
House ol Rcpr~ntall\<e S. everyone
, .. unxsou&to kno'>' what will become
of II. Howc\cr. pro,p«tro ror Houie
p~ssage ol tht: cnmuul ~ode reform
btll rem~un unclear. Or ju't ror puructpo.ung tn a
demon'' rntton.,
Ito\\ olbout lor th10k10g
L~.~r,,·, e though ts'~"
After etght duy, of debate the
L .. uro~t ( udc Relorm Act of 1978
Btll 1417) wn" pao;<~ed 10 u 72-to obc~ ,, pubhc ..1h:ty order ,,
cnmc l hat would empower J
f eder.tl ullictul to 1 'ue .1 btndmg
order tn d"pcr'c or rcfratn (rom a
'PCltfit iiCII\11) iltht olllcml )CC oi
ll.mller ol InJury to " pcr5on or to
prnpo:rt \'
\\ h~ d1d the 'enute pas!! uch J bnngm~ 11ome !len~ and order out
111 the chaouc current cnmmul
code ~ Kennedy .tlso 'otd that m
'f'"~" of nhJCCtton from the A( I I
.tnd the: 'tallunal (om mil tee
A!!•"""' Repre<~\tvc I egt,lauon the
htll rcpr~entcd a net g&un ol cl\ltl
lthcrll~ drah.
I he 'liC(ttnn co\.cnng fatlure to It 15 hkcly lhld the rntc ol
cudlflc,cuun "til reM largely on hnv.
bo~dl) key tlou~ member. \\.ant to
put the tuue behtnd them a(ter a
decade ol public debate O\<cr the
complic:.ttcd and controvcr ial !\Ub· 1 hat btll wu~ the ftnt mnJOr
,
111U" or U 5 cnmtntallaw to come
an 200 ve..tr"> htll at alf'
1\l,o urerattng tn Kennedy's JCCI.
Tht\ wu' by no mean~ 11:, ftn.t
In the Ntncty-fourth
,.~ft)\ a pre\.tOU~ ver~aon of S
t.tmc up a .. ~ I Both bills bear
uncnmfortoible rc ... cmblance to o1
~."#'~.a• wratten an the 1950\ by a
i""cUt)'"'an named tJton
pranctple ~ponsor ofS 1437. l he '\enatc .lud1ctury Com
mtllce pro\ 1ded ,, I urge mea 'lure ol
the 1nlorm.111on on which the Sen.1tc
ba,cd il' deCI'>IOn l he Clght dt.~y\ Of
Senate Ooor debate touched on onl)
a ttn\o portion of the .1ctual bill
Scnutof\ .tgreed to accept hundred~
of commtllee .tmc:ndment'i a~ they
were oflercd 1n bloc throughout the
debate Ia\ ur wa' the fo1CI thai Fe~ liherul'l
wanted to tzu up ag.un!lt h1m un ,, btll
to w htch he had dc~oted year' of
ell ort. ohe) .1 ouhlic l!alet v order could b.:
u .. cd •• IC urdtng to the <\CLll. to
JlfC\ ent J td:ctmg. pdtadsng. C.ln·
\i.t~tn~ "' ,tistnbuung leaflets.
Oh~r rucun~ ,, ~!O"'crnmcnt I unc­
'"'" h) lr.IUd .s a secuon whtch
crcatC'> u ne\li crtmc for ob trucllng
ur tmr:uring ·' government luncuon
thruugh mn•r~prc~cntauon . It '"' nl~o ltlcly that House
member:~~ ~·•II be cspcctally auuned
tn •mput frnm thctrconstituents. lt IS
rc.tMln,,ble to OJi.'ume that pubhc
oJtllludc and the c:cpussiOn lhl'ft'uj:
wtll ha\c a profound 1mpact on the:
luturc ol S 1437. •
(dward Kennedy (0-Ma<os ).
11 the ··cornerstone of the
1 f!O'<trnment's law enlorce­
pohcy ·• The Amencan Ctvtl
Umon ha~ labeled tt ""a
bt'llal!trtl! compromtse of cavil hber­
'ien James Allen (0-Aia ).
hu~ been crrttcal of what he Objections ral'>td by the ACLU
werc dtrected at what they lelt were
potent1ab for abu-.c: tn the wordtng
of the btll Most ol th~e t'>SU~
attracted no advocate from the
Senate: Hoor ~cno1te Btll 1437 tntroduced
numerou s -new cnmes -three of
tho-.c: cover -crimin.tl :.ohcitauon ." •
-ob~tructing a go\ernment rune­
liOn b~ I mud .~ and -railing to obey a
rubhc .. ah:t} order .
Sohc1ltng another penon to
engage 10 cnmind.l conduct would
become a crime in Itself. rt•f(ardfru chtcttncr}. trickery. d«ell. craft. or
uthcr dt:<~honc!.t mc.tns. I he ~CARl.
ha .. nhJCCtcd In thts on the ground!i
th.tt 11 ,,. wrtllcn •roigucl) Further­
mnrc. the l>CCllOO I~ ambi((UOUS 1-."lltfllr', nolt': Thr aho\r
,.,,,,rial uu' huuJ on mjormanun
/lllllltf tn \'UfiOU:J ISJU~S Oj
Cont~rCl\ tonal Quarterly .
In the fast lane
on as the expanston of federal
.n~tcuon. ~aad ... There aren't five
there who have any idea
, gotng on Worlds of
1~1~cl ment' arc betng dtscovercd .
,1(1; hterally thou ·ands or
-ltn'c' here .1nd I don't kno\\ tl
'rt .. uund llr not ··
I h~ rurptl'~ ol "\ 1437 '' to
lll\lth 111.1n~ lcth!ral cnmtn<tl law'
1b11:h ,IIC 1\IH\ 'l.',lll~rcd thrtHI}!ht!Ul
I~C (,1\\ htull..' (. 11Jilt~.1111111
t!!IIIUnt' ru ~ull~~o ·tttl}! .tnd .trrangttt}!
1-tt,•l '·'"' 1011 manncrth<lt "nunc
lllll''''~ 111 .1nd ca'' to undcr-.tan.l
.\duw.tt~· , 'a\ c.:odtltcattt•n ''
IICC'C'~Ir \ l111 l bnt\ .tnd C<lO'I'tcnc\
1111hc: dcl11un~ ,,, lrtnunall:tlllduct.
0)'\[HIIIcn t .. ,,, ..... I~''· l\1\\\1.'\('f.
m1ntain that 11 ctc.tll:' t'lt~th IIC\\
bv.~ ;~nll mtihc' '"m~ uhJ 1:""'
whtch the~ bchc\1. tu h~ hc"t1k 111
nJhl' gllilfilntct:d under th~· H11l c1l
RIRhl' •
l he bulk ol oppn~1111 •n hl\\:uJ
llle b1ll center-on pn,, i-.nm~ thai
alfcct civtlhbcrtlo h ~chumcd that
a \I ide mnge of ch·il nght' could be
'1olatcd and rc,tru::tc:d h\ th~
pJ~~agc: of ~ 14.n ~~Hr.tl
pro\l'.iOn'>, acc.:ordtni::! "' crllt~'
ll'OUid e~tabh~h •nc::w Ia\\ , .. \\!Ill. h
Yrould cnd.mgcr both puhllt:".ll .mJ
pc~onul righ~ :
•,\ .. ection on "ob)trucung 1
IO\crnmcnt funcuon b) fraud' 1.,
wnttcn to tnclude the acuon~ ol tn­
dt.,.tdual'> a' well as con~ptr-.ttOf\ It ''
~ntten to cncomp.l!>S any \ecreuve
acuon named at thwarting a govern­
ment purpo:.c The ACLU ha~
ilrgued that thts provision eould be
U\ed to pumsh mdiv1duals responss­
blc: lor unauthomed pubhcauon of
\CC:ret government documents such
a~ the Pentagon papers. Further­
more argue!> the ACL U, It could
b«ome an "o({ictal secrecy" law
•"Obstrucung a government
luncuon by phy~acal mterference, ..
another .. ecuon of S 1437, could
apply to vtnunll) am· actton whtch
mtght tmpcde funcuon) of a pubhc
offtctul tncludmg a ma)s demonstra­
tion that htndered go-.-emment of­
ficsal' tn any manner
•1 he "ecuon refernng to
'htndenng hl\\ enforcement" ,.,
\Hnten to tnclude .. conceahng [the]
tdenttty" of a crtmtnal That could be
t:lttended to news-gathenng ac­
ttvttJC' where ct:tminal 1dcnttt1~
are~ nown to reporters. rt'gardku of
whether that information wa'>
privtleged
• f-al•ue statement!> to law en­
forcement offictah whether oral or
wuuen would be regarded a<o a
lcdeml come Accordang to the
A( t l that would tnYtte .. abU!oC by
law enforcement otfictul.,~ and lead
tn the "lilbricntton of charg~ ··
t· nder that .. ection. a pe"on
could concctvubly be arr(')ted for
Pwnrtr l.oK • .tlprtl 2U. /978 .. ,...._t? Pagans dislike funds?
Jeff Pterct
PlonHr I "' • dllt>r•ln·( hkf
Oo1vc Ludwig, who callr; hnruelf campus minister of the Pagan
Reform''' Fellowr.hip . told thl) columntst Monday that he doeJn•t want the
~nate to fund hts organi1.atton.though 11 may be ehgible next year. Has p01nl
tn litarllng the p,.gan Fellow!lhtp 10 the fint place. he admitted, was to prove
how fuuti~h the senate IS to fund groups on the ba•i.s of relig~o'us belief .
-1 don't behe-.c religious groups ~hould be funded.~ Ludwig said.
""l he) 'rc chartering u.s.[ the Pagan Fellov.~hip ]: the) •re saying we should be
cnn,tdercd lor (undmg. -The [senate} Chartenng Committee w-as put in a possuon where the)
had to con~ider u.s lor fundm~ or not con ider any other relig~ous
organllallon •.. But I'm opposed to my group getting monc)' ...
furthermore. Ludwig said he wtll suggest that no student groups be
chartered tn the future, when he attend a ~oint session ol the s.enate
Con~tituuon and By-Laws and Chartenng eommtuee meetins tomorrow
alternuun . Group:. !ohould ha"e to proent their c-.ues lor lunding on a year­
by-\ear basts. he 'a1d. no group~< :.hould have an -ad\-'antage~ because they
arc otficiully chartered
t udwig ,~id that. though he disagrees with the senate posttlon on
lundtng religious groups-no matter wlwt ktnd-he will a~k: for funding
•mmcdl.ttclv il the Pagan Fellow,h&p ts finally chartered .
.. It ned to cre~te thas group·., charter propo~al so it would be completely
r..r.tllcl I with that ol the Chrt\llan FelloMhtpr he sntd. Both charters
rwnu ~l.' to gl\e rehg~nu'> follo\loer. a dose fellowshlp ....-nhm the LC
cn\lrunmcnt. and to promote dcepemng. personal relation hips between
.. tudcnt und God (or goch)
Where the ttroup .. d&ffer radscall.) ss m thetr ba'tc belief . The pagan
~;hartcr rc:.1d •·1 he l e,w. and Clark Pagan Retonm~l Fello\lo htp belic"'Cd that
l't~!!""''m "the true mea.ning oithe World. and that Reformed Pagam m has
~en c'rrc,~cd on eanh by the acttons of Alfred Packer. 0 B. Cooper and
I lmc• I udd .. tmong othen.: I he "pccaal thing about Lud\lo1g' group. u he e:x.pla.ined it, is that
u" ~·n.• n11t IU't Jl'lgln~. \loe·~ retonned pagans.-
Pioneer Log __,.;+ RD 'Jccunt)' officer are reponed to be Security VS. S up et with Restdence Oir«to~ who
m:.i't thai thcv be notified ot securi-
Campu~ Bo• 21
Lewla and Clark College, Portlllnd Oregon 97219
(503) 2"4-6161, ext 232
Editor-In· Chief· Jell Ple"e
Bu1lneu M1n1ger. Jonn Sc:oll
New• Editor Pnyllia Oster
Copy EdlloB: Perry Olaon Hans Holz-
ntgel
Sport• Editor Kim Hartw•g
Enttrtllnment Editor Ltsa Groemng
Art Director Carolinu Gale
Photogrephy Editor John Kl~eker
Compoalllon Editor Sharlene Kemoto
Adverttalng Meneger Toby Pedgell
Circulation Mantger. Ano111 Marka
Wr1teB StoY• Brown, Sarah Burns
Taladzwa Choblnguza. Murrey
Coleman Jell 011.0n, Chuck Fell, Naill
Grey·Johnaon , Sue Klplan. Kat•
La•awtoll Outen Mandtll, Amta Marks,
RandY Manengllle , Oavtd Powoll, Loll
Putman Stuv~ Rtnbergot, Colby
Schmitt. HOI II ThOIIUOonason Oa\lld un­
termeyor Chnsuna Woody
Sport• Sam Bnggs Sarlh Burns. Mtke
Clark Murruy Cotemnn Oavt• t.owu.
VIOCU WOOdS
Entertainment · Bamb1 Lllchman . Sluey
Rout. Anne St!!lnor
Reel World Condl Ow~tns
Publlck Occu"enc .. : Korun t.omDGrd
Photography RIC~ Collins Bill Deane,
Jt~lt Otaon K"n Fa brick. James
Flanagan Oevtd HtJmbl$, Mark Katon
Owtght Lay, Karl Pet orson, Oavld Willey,
John YOdet Production · Betty Bobtowskt , Ray
Clark Jana Fessel , Jano Hudson, Nana
Grey-Johnson Sue Kaplan, Anne
StOIOIH
Compoa.ttlon C•ndy Bryant Janta
Ctarl< K~ren Harada Grace tnokuc;fl•.
t.ynne Ush111ma. No~ Woody
Artllt ~ Matt Wuerlo.er
Malo• edYt~r Roc:hard Hoyt
Spiritual Guidance . Reel blOOd CCIIII
Othclal I)UblleclltOn Ol the ASSOCIIIIId
Stu~nts ol l«tWtS and Clark. 0615 SW
Patatme Htll Road Pontand Oregon. •
97219 Pnnted wt,.'~kly by the Sellwood
BH Second class po1>tago pa•d at
Poftfanct, Oret;~on Annual subscripllon
cost, $3 75 tor U S subs.Cnblrs
S111nd.1rd ratn lor dtsplay adver•
tlsong S2 2.5 per column tnch S75 hall
page S 150 tun page Charge lor
eta&sohed ads. S OS per woril The
PtOnttlt 1.0{1 s \lC:htoroal and bullllOU
othce:~oo aro IOC4tcd m tho baSement ot
templeton Center
V10.....a ~xpresscd 11e tnow ot thu
wrue,.and do not necesuruy fellecl the
vtew• of thu lltudcnt bod'f, thO ftu:ully. or
the tollege .1dmtntstrauon UnSigned
edllOIIIIIS are suggested ~tnd ftpproVfHl
by the od•tors and managoos ol thla
paper und ~lloct lhf! matonty oplmon ol
lhOSC OlhC:CI'TI •
t~ tnctdcnh 1n thetr area~ at all tim~ . That would be no problem, one otficer
'md. tl onlv the R Do; wouldn't get upset whtn 1he~ nrc di turbed at
tnconvenient houf' wtth the tnformnuon the reqUI:'\ted .
A' a r~ult. some ~unty otfioers are paytng attention toR 0" onl} when
the) need thetr help ..
Nme ~olo~ :)tudents at outhcm Bad grades? sue! Oregon .... tate College will go h) coun
again ... t a prole '>Sor who g3\e them
low grad~::\ . The 'OS<. .. tudent enate wtll advam:e the 1tudents S600 to help
del ro1) legal lee) SO\l ,tudent body president JenniferTompkms said the student'S were
gl\cn low grade<~ in a geolog) c:ou~ last year ..-.tthout ha,ing been told the
grndang criteria. The rune )tudenb w.;n go to roun becnu e the~ fed the
college d1d not compl) wtth an admmistrame hearing. decision in their fa,or.
she -.:ud Some ott he grad~ were changed 3 a result ot the he-.aring. but the
tudenh ..a1d the chan~ \lo ould not • office.
The geolog) pro(~or has been told to structure hi course and grade-
\;nteria more clearlv m the future. •
End quote r o the cheer') uf m:tn~. ne~ paper.,
aero" the ~-ountr\ have rcpl1ncd
thnt the lo1ner admlnt.,tration does
not {a\or de-.elopment ot
Curter' con\1CIIon~. • the neutron bomb hccua'e tt ts agatn 1 ,llmm
Whether senOU'> or not, c~utcr ;.hould ~eep tn mind Abraham Kapl~n·.,
wl.aw of the ln)trument," which SB\ • -"II _>oU gtve a 'mall bo) a hammer, hc:'ll.m•n d~covcr that c~r)1hmg
need' pounding... •
• 7 llan' Hollnald
f'IOI\I"tr I ar ( "I" t dlh\f
\\ hue doc" I c\\ 1, and Clarl ..
"'P n, 11 monc)?
I he .tppro'~ hud~et (or the
\"u~nt scadcmu.; \car call' for an
&nC\lme C\l-ecdtn~; D l milhon
1 he hudgct dl\ Ilk' college c\·
ren'e' lnl<l five cah:gon~ President
.h,hn IJo" .arJ and each ol the hlUr
\1t'C-p~cdent' I' an ch;uge ol one
catc,t:tlr\. and there 1 one catcgon
lt>t l:l\\ 'C'htlOI C\f\CMC'
1 ht" e ptn'e' h ted undct the
protdtnf auegnr~ total' pcrttnt
ol the tl\tal college C\pcn'e l hat
.. ""3te~on mdudc C:\J'(n'es lor the
om,~ of the PtC"itdent. the
chnpt.un'-. olh<'e. and w •eneral an·
"llllJIUlO:II• C:\(lC:O'e
Last of three parts
'alane-lor Ho\\ard and ~"
pc<1plc "ho "''r~ under htm. nlont;
\\lth e pen"-"' 1 or p:lpcr .md 01 her
l'llhce .. upphC' IO I ~In 200
I c:chapl m\, &~lun th~l I tu
l l,lf\ .tnd .. h l)lcl OIIIC'CCO\~ C')
h hl l1 1110
, II c pent I I 62(l&h•
h. r n \\ lt 1 11 ,..,JI~o. -ener I 111
t I t >n.l l'\peO ~
-r h re re ome c1.pen ~
u hH;h cannot be ctur~d tl' •' n'
mgle de~tlment c\pen ~ \\ h1ch
~ne111 the-lh3.lliUtlon a~ a "hole ...
HO\\tlld satd ··1 hcsc an: general
In IIIUIIOnnl expcns~
-one example: lS a ct ol e:\­
pc!tiCS lor ':'l;e" H1rc· I hat include
tr.Jn,ponauon and otheraccomoda·
taon co't of hnn,gmf! pro~~tl\e
tan mcmben to the ~hoot.
~Genernl 1n~tatuttonal eJtpcn~e~
include fnngc bcnc!Jl., tor
emplo}ttS oc1al scc:unty Blue
Cro'~ and other progr.-.m'
mcmber:.h1p tn nattonal
organi1ation~ ~uch a\ the College
Emrance Ex3manauon Board and
lhc ~orth\\e.o;l A OCIIIJOO of
Pm-:ste Collc:g~ and Unl\-e"'it1es .·
JOH~ • 8ROW.N , \ lCE
prcstdent lor ac:aderruc affa1n., tS
in charge of 38.1 percent of collc~
c penses more than an}' other
categOI). That mcludes f&CUh)
salaneund ex pen~ mcurred by the
n:~•~trar. the Fore1gn Student Of·
lice. all academtc depanmenu ,
sp«ial progranu. organtZ.ed ac-­
tl\itio. the hbrary and -general in­
sutuuonar upent.e~
The academ1c affain category
includes personnel salaries and of­
fice expenses for the Foretgn
Students Office ($25,60.5 for 1977-
78). the Dean of Facuh)'s Office
(S97,998). and the Office of the
Regiltrar (S77.94S). Thor.e figures
include: salaries or the Dean of
Students and the Regastrar .
The Khool spend• more than
S2.9 milhon on iu 25 academ1c
departments . For each department ,
that includes salanes or faculty
members and office personnel, office
cxper\SQ and all other e:Jtpen~ in­
cum:d b)' 1hc department .
The c~t of boob, supphes,
equipment and salaries for the staff
of the libtar) ~as $319,931. nun
included Audio-Visual Center e~­
pen~ .
More than Sl.l milhoo dollars
was 1pent on ~!aries aod operating
costs for special academic programs.
~hic:h :tre listed a• follov.'i:
It cent the r.chool S667,400 to
operate Ill JIK O~et)ea!O StUd)
program1
Summer $Chool expenses will
total Sl84,tno
Co}! of operating the Amc:natn
Language lnJtitute, whtch tCJ.tch~
Engl1sh :u. :» M:cond J:anguage. will he
SI01.181 dunng the ocademac year
and Sl8.577 durins summer c:bool.
-f he an lltUie hln IIX fulJ•l1mr
teachers. tv.o pan-cimc tcuchcrJ,
and a p3tl·llmc: 6Cerc:Uu'),"' Aid P.1tnt111 Ran,om, duecl\lf ol the
ln\li&ute •·r"\pen'e' mcludc 'alane'
hlr them, educauonul m:uenaJ,, :~nd
tr"li\C:I c.."rt"'C:' lor lu:ld trtP' ..
l cue her I numng for the Ocul.
a ,pccMI rrllgriiOl tn tdUC::IIWn. \\Ill
Cll't the '~hool Sllt\~95 thl'> )ear
1 he ... choot·~ held 1 curnmg
Progmm. "h1ch gl\c 'tudcnt' tn·
tcln\hiJl"' and l'n·lhC"-jtlh e\•
('trtcn~e' an the PtHtl.md C'tlmmum·
t~ Of\Crale:. on lU,.HO
Puhhc \dnunhtr.tllon. 9
t.:llldU,JIC ('rngrum 10 bU\lnC" , h;n a
bUdJ;CI of 22."90
Or~:mued \C'II\IIIC~ ha\e n
I til tl c' pcn'c: ,,t • 40,b~O
Ml ht"c 1tem' h'tcd under
Organt1cd \ell\ aile' could more .1c·
c:umtcl) be en lied 'ndl\ llll'"S relaltn£
to C'duc. unn'," 'u1d \\ tlham M:llhn·
,t•n \ll:e·rrt',ldcnt lor bu''"C')" und
lmam:~c .. I he college-fund' thosc­
aCII\ 111<:' bec:•u'c the\ nrc rel.1tcd to
other educauonnl progrnmo; ..
Prt~lt.IIOI\ \lu,tc School '"
huc.Jg~te-d J9,,Stl lor Mafr and
'"' upcr.11101:1 coq;, I ht' program SI\CS
mU,IC' Je,, 10~ IO elt'ment It\ JOnltlr
ht!!h .tnd ht~h ,e;hool tudcot<..
lhh'Ut:h th I e~1 .md Clud, !.chool
,,1 mu 1c
f orcn,,c, the 'peech .md
dch;..tc rru};tr;Jm. "··~ .allocuted qoooo
(,lenn (,rc~
\ ~« l'r~ ;Sent h r I )c.~ •r m "P.1rt of that SIO,OOO b a
"pee• a I ,,ne·\car grant ol \2 I ~0
lrom the college to updllte tht
cqutrmt nt Knight I) ~atd ~\\c
U!'cd that 1o hu\ our FM tr.1n'>m111er
\\ c u,u.llh get about .S7,000 .1 year
lrom the ,,hool •
The <C'Ille~c ullocuth ~600 IC'I
R.tdtnllcll\ c. a commumc~.1on' ac-
11\11\ • "l he budget 11em wh1ch i"< h'tcd
'3 the Rndtoncll\C budget I\ actuall}
u"cd for Broad ~.< s1 Prot.lu,uon . . .. "h11:h 1 n communtc. ttton,acll\ 11}'.
"aid Dan Vtamontc, il'!\OCtatc
prole'illut ~~r commumcation' and
bn~o~dcu'' producuon lld\I'Ot.
"R.tdJU.'lCli\C \\,ts an acll\11}
~;roup '' h1ch produced radm
prngwm' '' hach \\etc U\Cd b\ olf·
campu' r 1dto ..,tuuon,," he .ud
-l..ltteh there h:~ b«n too httle
tntcrt''l m that program to keep 11
gt'tn@. ,o the lund' h:nc been u ed 10
pa' for ca"ell~ and equapmcnt lor
Rrclild ~_.,, Production
"I 1 1 \C:lr t)me ol the mone\
"a .. u'ed for .1 ~tudcnt-produecd
'•deo IIC\\:!1 pro •ram ~ propo .. al hns
httn dc\-clopcd to start a stmll:n
prC'Igtnm 'rnn~ term I h.n progrum
\\ ould be I undc-d h} the: monc,
\\ h1ch t d~•r:n !led I or Rad1ouC'·
,,, c ••
1 he RU\\ln~ <•tub rccc1\~ 500
·~ ~-----------Otcl. ">urtn'"" •
11 lt•r "udrnt
t" 1 f
\\'tlham \1alhn!>On
John Bro"'n Prnldtnl ror Bu.•na. and Fin.ance
\ ~a:·Prn.Jdnu lvr Ar::~dcm" filii~
•
MThat tnclud~ all tra\cl costs
for tournaments . wh1c:h an: patd at
12 cents a mete whenever colic~ or
pnvate vehtc:les are used.· sa1d Steve
Hunt. a'mtant professor of com­
muntcauoru and advuor to the
forens1c;, program
.. About 90 percent oft he (foren­
~i~) budget IS expendrd 1n travel
c:o~ts and room and board for
students wtule the) parttetpate 10
tournaments
M\\e p;!rtlcipate 1n about 20
tournaments a year A total of about
30 )tudents take part an foreru1~
during the year Of that number.
about 20 will go 10 a large number of
toumamcnt6 , and another 10 wdl
a11end onl)' a fe"'
·•other costs meludc entry fees
for tournaments , pnnung costs for
duplic::stton . and phone and maihng
bills for our summer instnute for
htgh chool studenb.- Hunt said.
The campua radto atauon, K LC
wa~ budgeted S 10.000 by the school
-About .:m percent of the money we
get from the college bud~t goa to
pa) fi11ed salanes for our 1wo
engineer ," aid K LC \t.luon
Manager Stc\e Kmghtl)'. a JUmor
.. One ol the cngmeen doer.
gcnaal mamtennnce work The
other Tl(.ta a11 more or a consulwnt.
1 he cnganeer are the only one~ who
kno" the bluepnnl ol the tatJon­
hov. the place runs. 8oth of them
come rrom eledronac;, companic .. 1n
Portland Ll~ ehool
from the school
The college p;ud S4 71,290 th1s
year toward what It calls .. ~neral
mstructional" cost~ Those mc:luded
fnnge benefits, a payroll plan for
faculty member5 and production
costs Cor course catalogs
MALLINSON IS IN charge
of 26 I percent of college
expenses
The campus mamaenance
department was budgeted $921,929
1n salary funds for ats 64 penonnel
members and for purchase and up­
keep of equipment 11 uses
Co:r.ts of repa1rs and equtpment
for dtfrcrent pans of the campus are
patd wath money from different
funds "II depends on where 1t [the
rruuntenance work] " done," satd
Gene Strand. supenntendent of
butldmgs and grounds. M Anythmg
academic classrooms, offices. ad­
mlmstratl on buildings-comes out
of the mamtenance budget "
The residence halls and the
:.tudent center pa) for lighf bulb•,
new Window panes. and those kmds
of expenr.~ out or thetr own
budgets, Strand sa1d.
Salaries paid to Malhnson and
13 hu11nt~s orfice penonnel and
bu1meu office e~perue' totalled
$214,470
The ~~ochool pent S62,SOO on
'alancs .tnd opcraung coati for the
college ~cunt} department .
Starr \IIane' and operatmg lrom the ~ollcpc to updute the
l..>\1~ 1 •r 1hc Per,onnel Sen 1c:c' ol
lice tot.llled $25.010 "T hot nllice
handle' the~ lenc.1l 'Hlr k '"' ohed tn
thl , cr.. cull rncnl ol non Jc:.tdem•'­
cmplo\ce,," Malhn\on s.11d .. II
h.mdlt' (nngr bencfll\ lor tho'e
emplo,cc,, .md hie requ&rcd report'
\\lth 1hc fcder.1l and tate
go,crnmcn" "
• \.l.11ntenun ce. 'ecurtl\ ,
honbtnre . pnnt 'hop. und
''"tchho.ud per onnel arc ex.,mplc'
ol nnn· 1c.1demic pcr,onnel
Another :o~ct ol "gencml m·
~tltuuonal t 'pcn'e' 1~ mcludcd un­
der M.tlhn""'n ht.tdm~ 1 hat 'cl
cu\1 the 'ch\1ol ~520 "'59 1h1s year.
MGcncr:tl I n .. ut uuon.1l e pen'"'
(under Malhn,on', jun,dlctlon] nrc
tho\c "hich ath:ctthe college hut ure
not h-.ted under a smglc depart·
mcnt ... Mlllhn,on !latd E'ample' uf
tho'c ~ener 11 '"'utu110nal ex pen e!>
mclude I nngc benet II) lor n(m·
uc:.adcnuc employee,, con,ultatwn
"•th attornc\'1. ra\mcnl ol :ihorl·
term lo1tn\, and operatwn ol the
W~lh:hbmud md po'>t oiTtce
\uxllume~ nrc laethue wh1ch.
thrt~ugh lee or othcnnc:ome ln~e tn
enough m•ln~) 10 pa' thcu ov.n
UflCt•lllng \.(lsU.. m most ca'~
O!'Ct,tttng CO''" for the e\cn
rc-.Jdcn'"-c hall!> .mt.l snl.tru::' of
rcs•dcnl'C direct or v. 111 tot.ll
S-120.770 dunng 1971-78 •
fhc S1nd.m H 01m~ located
.t\.rO'>'> from {lfl~wuld Stadturn un
P.tlnune H1ll Road j, ov.ned b~ the
college .&nt.l j, u'cd to hou'e the
~ollcgc·, rc\ldtnt cnsineer. The
o;chool -.pends S I 120 on mongage
and mamtenan~;.c of the huuse.
Co~l or \Upphmg the college
boo!..)tore tn Templeton Center, and
~Ia rae' ol '"' per,onnel , "til he
S4 )2 28.5 t h1~ year
· I ha\c ~e\cn people [who drn~
~June') bcs1de" my~clf and there "
one uem tor security and par1-11me
help- satd Wtlham Ramsey
book'>tore manager Ml ha\e about
three people that I can cnllm durmg
regt<>trauon and spc:ctal heavy umel>.
or ~hen someone's on vacation VP dili
money
The .. chool Will h&\l
s::~IS b, the end or th"
}c.lr "' cle.tn chlonmue, •IIIli•
tam the: outdnur '"-lmm ~n1 IIF the Rc:,.tdcm:e
iJI t~51
lh~ Rc.-s1dt'ncc H a
).,t,1r11:s lor the:
DICK SORENSON
"The .ntercollegtate
budget mcludcs every pe
spend on athleucs "
DICK SORl :-..:~0 ,
pres&dc:nl lor tudent nllatn.·
10 dturgc l'l 14 7 percent ot
c fl!~n'e
\lore: thun $1 3 nulhon u
IU fund the: finunt.snl Uld nrno
I h,tt ltgur~: nho 1ncluc.Je, I •n&lll:
\td Off1c~: c:xpcn'e and r\1', .. ,....
.lfUtiO
"I ~\\" .1nd Clnrk'
mcnt IS 1 o 'uppl) 1 he Oih«' ~11.111," So~c
\tlniC 0\UOe) In
R \ ( Rc:-it.lent
and abu !>orne
fnr~HI\lC:Oill C in tf
;vr:, ... C'f\CO\e\ .1nd
'" the . tudcnt De
11cn: a ~"\ 1,281 e'P.
rro\ u.Jeo; pcrson.tl
lilt ~tudents
~W ·ra11un of the ~tud
and Placement
Itt rolh:g~· 25.690
, s10.2qO c::o.pend11~
"Jh.11's ..t
,.,.,.,11C'C' (\.tnrdt n.ttor
Jcmplcton Cent(
:on><ltn and her "cere
"lt mclud
things
Center {.1d\l q
1 1ummc:r cunlcrenl
. l' tauh ,mall "
tl"~ (,Rl'GG ,
~tdcnl lor de\clof~t
of I 9 percent of I
:-;alan~ and c
Oflice
~.mnt 01 lice (S43,4 ~
of t•ubhc lnformi\
arc Included undt
l'\ en one "ho enroll~." 11d DoiUDI
Gull m·r. ·'"I 11101 dtrc\;tor ol
ctal .ud •nd coordtnato r ol MUll~
c:mplo~ men&. "I he total .tmount
linancml atd the \Chool l'~ue• ~
gi\en ~car i\ more deternuned
v. ho "'enrolled and "'hat thctr ·The nMjurit) ol the
Qffi~ li!!!Urc I\ '>llll
:n;~tratur' one olltct
~111 retorder
ru"'""·-Gregg ,aid.
•~ than b) ho" much we dec:id(
g1ve out
""-'e don t have the
Fmanc1al \td t='orms unlll after
tcme when we have to ha\C
budget 10 w the amount ol mnlll!
v.c budset to fin.anc1al :ud •~ moo!
ba'et.l on "hat we ~pent then,.,.,.,,
year
··11 ' ~ind of an
gue,\tng game ..
.. There\ a lot of
e' 1denc:e that lead~ to a rec:om.mct
dat1on made b)' that office. to dctl'1
mmc ho" much money wtll lhe lch column of t
how' the name
tment follo~
b~ the nu
member'> each t
•••••••••••••••
.. ··~··········
~,n•<~rauon I 51 .. ..
(4) .... .
~IIOII .:utiun' ((\) . .,,
~utcr Center .. .. • MWc ha"e a <.ec:unty officer 10
the <>tore dunng certain heavy time)
The ecunt)' department ass1gn~ h1m
and (the bookstore) pa~ htm
'"The largest upense other than
\Blane. 1s the purchase of text­
books .. I budgeted townrd finnncral
Malhnson ;ud '"h !I not as tf
Templeton Center 10curs a cost
of S729,434, mcludmg uuhues, staff
salanes, and mamtenanc:e
A Restdence Bu1ldmg Fee tak~
S27.842 from the annual budget
That money goes to repay loans the
college hiU entered mto in order to
bu1ld reSidence halls.
The school pa1d $50.680 co staff
and operate the print shop m the
basement of Z.Chntbauer Swimm10g
WILLIAM MALLINSON
··us· not as tf we're going Into this,
bltnd ..
Po\'thon fhe COlli <'f paper and of
mam1u101ng the pnnting cquapment
;~mounted to a large pon1on of that
figure
Ma1n1enan~ and supplic!l for
the photot~peseuing center 10 the
b.'hemcnt of Templeton Center cost
SIO. 767, gomg into th1s bhnd."
The Admtsston~ Office wtll
cur a cost of $14.5,245 10 salancs
us st.nff and office expenses th1s
Campus act1Vtt1cs are
$134,125 e~pen!>e "A Wlde ranJC
eJtpenses come under the helldd
'Campus AC'11vitics'." sa1d
Vlahos. associate dean of
for campus events
"food and other needs for
Student Onentauon cost a
Campus AC'IIVIIItS cost! anclude
turcs and concerts, the
Prev1ew program in the fall.
exh1btts, and the pnntms. po:n11~ .
and telephone costs for setliull"or.
and promotmg spec1al evenlS "
Salanes of Vlahos and
Ford, Otrector of student acuvttiA
arc also 1nc:luded 10 the Campll
Act!VIlles figure.
Athletccs expenses , mc:ludlll
equapment and travel costs, totallal
S97 ,818 under the 1977-78 budget
"The intercollegaate athleUO
budget mc:ludes every penny we
~pend on athlet1cs,M satd Son:nsOL
.. It pay) for equipment. unafona
balls, travle. food and lodgmg for!M
teams It does not 1ncludc al)
$Sian~"
Medtcal upplies and 5.81:ancs
for the e1ght-pcrson staff
~uudent Health Serv1ces Center
totalled $71,860
Salun~ for Soren!>on and lhr
[)can ol Students Ofhcc: .,ecretar}'
plu~o e~pen'c~ meurred b) that otticc.
totalled S44,875 Staffmg and
Conunuf'd t.m paxr' (P).. .
I 1nguage' (9)
I anp.uugc' I .1b
:l!lm;tn "emmar
....... ,~ "tudie' ..... ~
Jnd
[d (Q) .......... .
(S) ....... .
cmtllton.\1 \lfutr~ (4
IIIICI:O.IIIC~ ( 5) ........
.........
""""' Sc1ence ( 4) ... ..
~dl~tlO~Q (6} ...... ..
(lpon 14)
ol Mu"c (q}
OOIOit'l l5) . ..
·the operations
bSO,' he ,a1d ·ot t
.SOOt~ lor pil)·mcnt to
( ollege\ l­
lrt one ol e1gh1 coli
p.ues 1n the OK
ohcits gift, t
·our pa)'ment to t
on our pro-r.ltcd 'h
b) the program
·tne opl!r .tuun b
the CO\t ol tr.t\el,
~·ll1"ntg brochure~.
letter to p.trc
ol the college.
... u •. u rcpur 1 ot uc
pcnmcnt tu the
Pubhcnll\lO ot
l.vg. li•rtl 2fJ. I
Pmnn•t /.ox. Aprti1U. 1911 ey goes
The 'chool Wtll h~,
s~~~~ b\ the end of lhl\ l
year to clean, chlonnatc ll\d
tain the: outdoor \\'rlrnm101
DICK SORENSO N
The tntercollegra te
)udget includes every oa.nnv
;pend on athletiCS "
DICK SOIH ~S( \
prcMdcul I or 'tudt nt J.t llitn
charge of I 4 7 pciet:nt ul
peme
More lhan Sl 'I rntllion u
fund tht! finuncml urd
.11 l1gurc .1bo ~ncluJc~ hlllnQ
td Office c:Arens~ and ~ ......
11.1 ne,.
''l C\\ .,. and Clark':.
nl Ill 1 o suppl) the nctd
f') one "ho enrolls.- s:ud Bar
lllner. rt':>l\t:tnt d1re~tor ol
al 1ud nnd coordtnotor of !lua~
nplo) ment. u The total amo
Mncral aid the 'chou! 1 sues •
'CO )tar i~ more detcrrnrned
10 i!> enrolled and what the1r
than b) how much we: deadf
C OUI
··we dont hove the
nancial A1d Forms unulufttr
1c when we have to ho\'t .
dget 1n 'o the amount ol rnonr
bud8el to fino ncrnl atd ., m01:1
sed on what we 'pent the ni'Plllml
lr
"It'' ~10d of an
:s.\108 game."
"There\ a lot of
dence that lwd) to a rec::om1mo
•on made by that office, to drtcr
)c hO\\ much mont} wtll
lgeted toward financrol
lhnson sa1d "It ' not as if
ng tnto thts bhnd -
The Admtutons Office will
a cost of S 145,245 rn salant1
taff and office upenlles thts
Campus actiVIties are
~.125 experue "A wrde ran~t
~nses come under the hc:;ildll
illPUS Activtties' ," sard
10s, assocaate dean of studc~all
rampus events.
.. Food and other needs Cor
lent Orientauon cost J
1pus Activltres costs rnclude !«-
and conccns. the Portllll
f~W program in the fall, 11
)tiS, .snd the pnntrns. no:da1rr.
telephone cosu for se 11n1t-ut
promoung spectaJ evenu "
alanes of Vlahos and Malr
Director of student actllvttitl'
lso mcluded rn the CampGI
lies figure
thleuc:s expenses,
ent ond travel cost~. totalled
8 under the 1977-78 budart
he mtercollegrate athlettCJ
t tnclude$ every penny "
on athlettcs," 1atd Soremoa
)'5 (or C:QUJpment. UntfOriiiL
ravle, food ond lodgtng for tile
lt does not include 4Al
"
edtcal :supphes and otula~
e ctght-pcnon staff
Health ervtc~ Centef
$71,860
June-. Cor Soren\on und tilt
I ~tudent$ OCficc 'le~o:rctan
' ren\~ '"'urred b) that ofltet
' S44,875. Stllffing and
Ctmtmurd on pagt '
Pwnur I og, Apfll 10, 1978 VPs direct
money spent
ns the Re\ldenC't' H (tlh Octicc
l]l gS I
•Jh( ReSidence H .. u .. budget
s:tlnnc~ fur the Rc~1dencc
Oihre \Ia It:· Sorcn!lon !.atd
u'mc monc:) in there: lor
It \ ( Rc~idcnt A"i~tont)
and a IM1 'orne ch.lllenge
tor ~tude nt u~t tn t ht donm "
'IIIIi'~ c:-.pcn"~' und ~Jiane . lor
10 the St udcm Dt\'elopment
•tH' a J 1,2tl) npen'e T h,u
rro\ld C~ pt'I!>OO.tl I!OUn!ielling
lor •tudenl
"'"''on ol the ~•udc:n t Cureer
:~nd Pl.tcemcnt Ollicc: \\Ill
college 25,690
A S20.290 e'lpcndtrure 11em 1s
"I h.tt's nlurtc' for
:trrncc C'ourdina tor and Dirc:c-
1 cmplcton Center] I outsc
;,?rulln und her ecrctary," aid
"It 10cludc !>Orne
wilnl.'c. thmg' hkc the
b!:t~~n Center [.td\'t!>or)] board.
Jummer conlcrcncc: budget,
u hurl\ -.mall."
·~, GRE<.1u VICE-
rft)ldcnt I or de\'elopment 1' in
1.1f I t) percent of 1 he college
..... ,_ Sul.anc' and C:'-pcm~ lor
.... ~.urmcnt OUicc (S9S.465l
o,;~w•ul Ollu;c 1543,470) . and the
of Pubhc I ni ormation CSJ I.­
arc mduded under Gregg's
·The majnnty ol the De"dop­
Ofli~c figure j, \alnncs: three
traror • one ofllcc manager,
1111 recorder, and tv.o
runl~.-Gregg -.aid.
ts get
part of budget
The lelt column of the chart
• )how, the nome of each
rtmcnt. follov.ed tn
by the number of
memb e~ each hn~
.11) • • ............... 585.325
tb) .................. $ 123.072
linn t5) ........ Sil0,600
i:!!ll)trl (4) ............... s 120.600
ntC!tllon' (6) ..... SIIS.235
-"'"~' Center ....... SIOS.714
:::~m1cs (.S) ............. SIP.OOO
f.l:illll"n (I 0) ....... -.S21 0 595
(I') ........... S23,,714
l .. 1nguage' (9) S 183,47"'
l..anguagc)o, L .tb S2.500
f'llllhm ~e mi n.tr ~Q4 70
te Studtt'\ ..... -S205. I 14
and
t1iCial Ed (9) ......... $211,440
(IS) ....... .S 135.590
Ilona I Allaar' ( 4). $55,760
·lbcnlnllc' (S) ........ S88.81 S
.. n\oohy 14) •.. S53.520
!Sl ... .SI24,7b4
1ltcal Sctencc ( 4) .. S85.4SO
~thOICllg) ( 6) .. S 103,853
!lpon(4) ...... S52.127
ol Mu\ic (9). S249.220
._"'II' (5). ... ,.,.,.. _$ 108,260
lt.llrl' 14). .... ........... S94,070
·The opcrauon' portton i!>
6.50," he 'atd · 01 that ftgure,
"lor pa) ment to the Oregon
College .. Foundatton.
lrt one ol eight colleg~ wh1ch
1:t1Pale an the OICf-program.
5llhCII) g11t~ to pnvnte
"Our payment to the OK F IS
on uur pro· rated 'hurc: ol gtfl!>
by the program
•t he: opc:r atmn~ budget al!.o
the: co~• of tr.tvc:l rbe COl-I ol
•. , .... ang brochure~o. the co'' ot
letters hl p.arc:nl und other
'ol the college:, and that sort
ng"
l~e Otlttt ol Puhhc lnlor rna­
produce the I C:\\1~ nnd Cl.ul
a report ol ,Jcth itae) and
Jlt'ttmc:nt to 1 he: C1lllege com·
Puhhc:alu'n ''' the Joumal,
I ug, lf'TII !0, 1978 and lltl'trthuuon ol 11 to JMrcnt .
nlumm ,mJ other ft5)ott.llc~ of the
CCIIIc:gc:. co~t 32,25K thl!! )t'.tr
.. I he JmuntJI pia) a dual role."
<.1relU? '-·lid "II phl\'tdt'll genc:ntl
tnlurm.llton .1hou1 the collegc:,I'Jnd 11
·~ .t rnunt hh cnlc:ndar tlf campu) nnd
college e\cnh" I he Journal u
published ntnc ttntes rt yc..r
Other pubhcatmn•. auch n' the
annuul rc:purt .and IOiormatl(lnal
• tnd rrnmotion!tl p.tmphlel~o, cost
S.l2.25M I hatmclude the ,,,Iurie~ ol
the dnc:~t01 and .tlllststant dtrer:tor
lor pubhc;ttrons, .and ·• hal(-umc:
ccrctaf\ •
.. I he opr:r .Ilium budget lor
publll"allon) p.t)S the co,ts of
produc10g 1 he college C.tlltlog, ad­
rots ron brochure.5, pwmollonJI
p.tmphlet~. pn~tcr s nnd the: Ia"
catal~•g." (;rcgg suid " \li matenul
punted lor ull-campu, rc:adtrl'htp 111
dnnc h) th.lt 11111
"U, lot tn!illln~c. the theater
depanmcnt need progr.tm:r. and
pmtcr pnntcd for .1 pt.1y,the theater
dcp.trlmcnt pa) lor them t)Ut ol lis
O" n hudgct. ~
f. ntlll\\ cd scholarsht ps ollcrcd
b) I C .uc ollcn m11de pos)tblc b)
mont:) I wm t ru:.t 1 und~t r.ct up
bct"ccn the college and tndrvtdual
1 he ..:ollc:gc nllo~. atc::~ S~6 100 10 the
trUSI .tnd \\ ilh Cllptn,t bUdJttl
When .1 trust lund •~ et up, rhe
~nlleJ!e ln"C'!Its the: donor'" mont)
and pa):.thc donor the ancomc I rom
tht"C 10\C\Imcnts . When the: donor
dr~. h•s dnna11nn becumc:s pari ol
the college endo\\rncnt. and the
colle~c puh the: Income to tis o"n
u .. c. U§Uall) a~ !!~ptclhed h) the
donor
M 1 he tru~t!> and "'lb budget
ancludc' the "al.1n for a director ol • trust and v. tlls. .tnd opcrauon.tl
C'-flt'"'c dtreGted to antere-.ting peo­
ple 1n donnung 10 the college
through tru .. ts and v.alb," Gregg
.;atd.
"I here: are tnncl and
promottonnl e pr:n,e-., the cost ol
appraa .. al ol propc:nte' which arc
'omttime ancluded in lru'lt
agreement" and attorne} feet>."
E'<Pl \'E~ OF fHF.
\orthwc .. tcrn S~;hool o( l..t\\.
\\>htc.h .tre I tl S p~::rccnt of the: total
colh:gc c: pen\~. arc: dl\ tdcd tntu 27
ttcm,,
1 he large .. ! lu\\ :.chool C::\pen-.e
'' sal<mes l<'r facult\ members . •
Ll\ted an the budget is salara~ lor
facuh\ member • lt'>tcd 10 the • budget repon fill "lm.trucuon." tho'c
, ... J.me' arntlUnted to S598.5S5.
A-. an the ltbcrol .arts budget,
t\loO ol the largc~tl .tw ~chool npcn­
dhurt'!i .ue "general": "general 10-
stituuonulk expcn\c:s are S331,107,
and "generaltm.uucuonal" costs are
S 103.8H4.
Boob .lnd !oUppht'\ ror the IU\\
school ltbr.try, and the \Ular) of the
per.. on who work!> \here, co~ I
S296, 300
rhe luv. \Chool SJVC::o. \tUdentll
S 172 900 tn finan'"ml atd
Mnmtenan ce ol law school
fndlitte' c;o\1'" S I 15,1 37
Marntenancc per\onncl lrom the
mam C'.tmpu) do matntenance work
at the law ~..:hoot
.. The) (the Ia\~ s~;;hool) are on
thctr own budget ·· O,trund '>atd . .-we
have 'orne people \\ho \hlrk tnctl)'
O\ cr there. We do \end our clc:c­
tncton,, plumbc:T"' . .1nd carpentct"
do\\n there. but janitonal pc:r:.onnel
arc: cmplo\cd permancntl) do" n
there"
T1\0 snl.mes and olllcc ex·
pen"~' lor 1 he Ia \~ chool Dr: an\
Olltt...: tot.ll SS4, 150,
A 552.405 c:..;pen!>~C ·~ li\tcd u-.
"wt~rl.:ro,,m ,". "I he workro<'m IS ·•
dupllcuttng center .1 pnnt hop
hul th nb~l an .m:n lor gcner.tl
paperwor~ ;· atd Barh.tr., C un­
niOsharn .. tSSI\1,101 hU U.'CilUnttng ,11
the Ia\\ 'chuol
.. I he CIIJlCn e llgure lilt the:
"''rl.ruum rnclutlcs the .tlaf') ot
~orne nne: "h11 \\Orl~ there, plu11 all
e)\pcn•c c-oncernmg duphcullng
.'\cw" 'and 18:'-t '''Jllef">, upphc
and paper," he Rtd.
I n" ~tuderu gn10 pruct1cttl e • pencncc: through the lav. schot)l
chm"ul ,rogram It cous the college
-l7 ,2flh to opemte 1 he Jowntov. n·
Portland l.t~,o, chnt~ and S24,2JO for
the t•n-cumptn chntc
"We h.t\e an olficc do"nto\\n
whtch opcrou~ :umtlar to a l.t"
olhcc, in v.hu:h our Jludentro, under
I he '1Uf1Cr\ 1110n oft he chmc duc:ctor,
tr.) c:-. c' .tnd appc1sr tn court," ':ud
J.•mcs \',mdegrrh, Jr • :ns"l.tnt dean
10 ch.trge nl .tdmmutr.tlt\c er\ICC!I
.11 1 he lo" 11Chool. 32,1Uill e:-;pcm.e
r•unhc.tiiOn nl /!In tronmrntol
I.IJit, the I<..: lnv. reHev.. cosh
S43.'J-ll f'uhh!lhcd three tam~ each
acadcmtc )tar, /;.m tronmrnto/1 ak
u. "rtt·ten und edited b) Ia\\ 5tuden1~
Summer 11chool c: pen C) at the
Ia\\ school total S2S.OOO
I he college: !located S I H,SOO to
the Nuuonnl Rc:sourc~ l..n\\ In·
!II II Ute -r he ~ R I I COrl\1\1 ol nn
c'\c~·utt\C d1rectnr .tnd 1\\ o tello\\
\lth(l .tre hou cd on campuJo to do law
JOHN BROWN
Brown. the dean or faculty supervtses the largest percentage ol rh~
college's expenses-the academic aflarrs dtvts•on
•• fhcrc: '' .1n tmtructwnal com·
ponent to the: chmc. but generally
peakang 1t's :. learn-by-dmng ~tnd
ol ,, prugr.1m." I he on-ampu chnrc
•s budgeted 'eparatel) and •s more ol
an IO!;IfUCliOnal factlllh but wll's all
the same program," he said .
Combtned oHicc and per onnd
e:\pen c lor the Ia" chool De"clop­
mcnt Ollice and Alumm Oftice was
38 355
Student 'ei"'lc:es at lhe ht"
~chooL .. uch as Career Planmng and
Placement and financtal aid are a
• re c;srch and stud} ... satd Cun­
nrnghilm "Itt,. funded pantall) b} a
flCI\.liC: orgamt.auon, but the school
llbO eonlrtbtlle l>Offie rnonc: "
rhe law liChuoJ Student c:r­
\1~ Ors;anmttaon ~ets S7.:200 from
the chool
"fhc &udcnt Sen tees
Organt7.ntmn 1 l'otmth:.tr to the un­
dergraduate 1 udent org:tnll.tllon
(the \uoc•utc-d '\tudents of l ew1'
and larq,-.ltd \ lndegrilt "The
lav. \Choul :lllocrued monc:' lo lU· • dent group then the) dctenmnc ho" to s.pcnd 11 "
1\ J." \Chool progsnm called
ummc:r ln~trucuon for the Otsnd·
\antagcd cmt1 the college :S7,190
'"If~ .:t program "here "e bnng a
ccnarn amount of drsnd .. antaged
1 udc:nts 10 the lu" school for tn·
-.trucHon tn ~J\e them a heild 'tart o
the} aan enter l•w school."
\ andegu(t "'ltd
"I here arc: ~tudcnts "ho
"ouldn"t ut herv. aJc make the gr~ade ...
h~.: ~.ud -1 he) wouldn't be ndmntcd
to l.tw "chool 1f the) ~cren't
'>U~c.:ei rultn the ummcr progr m ..
lhc college !lpends S7.190 on
tutorrnl J !>!\lance: dunng the
ac.lllemtc ~ e.~r tor student~ \lo ho
r:nrt•ll •• t 1 he Ia" school
ultcr complerrng lhC'
'iummer lrutrucuon lor the l)a~tl­
'·Jnt.lgcd prc,grum i\ pan-ttmc
rucuh) member darc:cts lhc rutonng.
tl\lng uppcr-<!1\ 1 nm Ia" ;tudc:ntr. a
.tsm.tunt'l
I he college: ~pcndt. 56,000 on
program \\htch rcc:run Ia"
<Otudcnh
flc.tlth ansur.m~ for Ia"
Mudcnu co't\ the schonl 55.000
I he text uf the Iii" chool
'1•1dcnt onentallon progrnm and the
co .. : ol producrn!t. mi11hng. nnd
procL: ~•n~ Ia\\ Khnol 3pJ,Italtton
m •• tc:n.tr, Me: tdc:nuc:tl SJ.SOO
The: college n lloc:uc:d S2.000 for
the usc ul Lhc lu" :rocbool Hoard of
\1 nor "lt':ro ,, lormal bo:1rd of
pcnple v. ho are rntcre .. ted tn the law
chool." lunntngham :ro:ud. Mfhere
are 30-or--;o people on the ~oard,
w htch v1 th the In" school about
once a )l!llr to obsef"e "hat'J gomg
on. and to ma&.e u~"t:SIIOns about
ho" the: chool should opcrnte
·soard mcmbcn on: appOinted
b) the lru'ltces .tnd the pn::5tdcnt ot
the Ia" chooi.-
Muol Coun. a peoal progr m
10 "hrch Ill" students present Cll)CS
an a mod. coun snua110n on &he
campu . cOSill the college another
~' 001) •
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THE ALBUM STATION
9 Entertainment
Rusty Nail needs support to survive
\nnr Strmrr
nr ,,.., r ... ,.,..., 1 u'
l ht" t\ a cntch\ lead h' u 'tun
that hu" nb,~lutch no c.nth .,ha~tnt;
OC\\' .IOtf Otl ,C",Jfe l.t<:llt' to mJ~t '
one lu,ld ht' hc.td 10 ,\OJ!~r or ht'
heart 10 :~ngutsh \bo\c .ttl tht'
,tor-' ha, ,,b,olut~h nf• new mhum,t· • lion tn tl.
I ht' " .t 'hlr. .thnut tht R U\1\ •
,;11 cofrce 'hOI" \\ htch, ahtr .tbtlUI
II\~~: vear' ol ,,pcrauon. \till h:t"
probh:m~ dru'"ng "or~el':' und dtl·
lt~:ult\ rl:'mammg open hu ''"' e\·
tended ltnttth ol ttmc
1 he '"''''run 'tru:th i)n u m'n·
rrofit h,,,,, \II 'oluntc:er heir
rome' ln\m one pl.tcc tln ampu'
Copeland C-30
TllC' dcCNtln "' l.ec:r the coli«
hnr 10 C~pcnsu,,n wn' MJU~I .tn tdca
br,,ught up at ,, tltlor meeting." atd
'1n \\ ollam. Copci.Jnd n:,tdcnt
,, ''tnnt She cuntactcd tuntor Juke
Grcenbcr~. anothn Ctlpcland rt:,t·
• dent "htl h.td bt.-en t rV~n~ to orcr:~te
the rc ... t.tUrant htm,cll \Hth hmtiC'd
"uc~" Uc Jumped at the ll,,or"'
otter to prO\ tde per,onnc:l , whtlc ht
did the paperw tn~ and houl!hl tht
food
"In tht pa'l people lo't laath tn
11 jth~: ,,ul] .~ ,31d C·JO mcmt'ler
Cath\ B.tr "It '' ould clo'c lor no
3pparent rca'on. and people
wouldn't gl\e ltllnother chance \\c
get n lot of regular C:U!!.tomcf:' now und \\C g~t pn"tl\t' rcm..rk:o. from
them 1 he\ like at the\ hkc the
h~t"lt.l .and thc .llmu,phcrc ·•
Rc:"dcnt~o ol ( '0 dt"cnt much
ul thl' cr(dll hH 1 he 'cui\ contanucd
c\l,tl.'n(c LC'-ntdanr to t•recnherg
.. 'lw ~ .. ,, h.l\l' •• lot of good or
,t·hnlll \f'Hlll .1nd 11' bccau'c ol
them th.ll tht 'a•l ha' run ;.1'
'm'"'' hi\ ,,, 11 ha'
\\mi.. lll,td 'tram h,,, t.tl..en th
tul 110 thl !!tllld llliCnllllO\ Ol ( '0
re,11.knb \ mmimum 1.11 three peo·
pk " nndc:d to run the '\all on .tm
£1\~.:n ntght. und the women admat
th.ll thl'' c,tn't do 11 .all the lime.
"II', rc.llh nard to run an) ~and
ol hu,uu:" cllnpcr.ill\cl) ." 'atd nne
n,,!lf member "Pcltple .uc wilhng to
~urr''' 1 II' unul the~ h." c ttl
' nl u n 1 c t• r 11m c " ~1.1 n as. c r
(trC'\:nbcr ~ ~nd, wc\cnonc wan!\ the •
:-\,alft•l ,t,l\ opcn, hutlhC) \\,tnt U\ IO
du th~.· ,,nrJ,.,"
"II pc:t'fllc '' ould JU't "or~ one
naght ,, tl.'rm:· ,,!Ill Barr. "th;ll wuuld
he cn~~ulo!h 11.• her 1 he place go mg.
hct.':l\1''-' thcr\: .~rc 'o ma "" peork
JU't m 1 ht' dttrm ..
I her~.· '' .1 \lgn-up ~heel at the
' ullor .an~ unt' "hu \\I\ he' IC\ htlp
l he rc.t\l)n lor m.untamtng the
:"\a1l _.,a non·prolll bu\lnc'' ''two·
I old ••\\ e d(ln't ".sot to rabe pnccs
1>4:'-au ... ~ \~t "·'"' to hll it oil the
grnund Ju,t C•rcenbcrg ')atd. ~The mutn thtng th.u', l..ccp111~ them "om·
'"~ dtl\\ n here '" the low pt~CC\ ,"
c\pl.unetJ 11 lhltH mcmhc:r
(H~nhcrg 'aid ht dad not bthcve
thtrc \\ "'' rtllllll lor ,, 'ccund
prolllabh: rc,l.turunt un tampu'
lk\ldC\ "c'rc not tntcrc:,tcd Ill
compc11n~ w1th the Plattlorm We
\\.an ttl to .tel·'',, ~athenntt plnet lor
thc rcuplc 110 campu'
hH the rrc,ent the R U\1\ Null
,,jiJ Ct\nt.nuc: to opcr..ttc on n
H•luntec:r b'"" It '' open from ll·
10 'O p m. 1 uc,da~ and I huf'ld..l)
n1~hh .tnd K-11 p.m on Frtd.t ~
l.1' c cntcrt.unmC'nl ha., been
c:mph.1,11ed rectntl\ and htgh hope'
arc hc:ld I or 1 he nc:" I hur,d.t) ntght
I tim 'euc' • \\ t'rc h11ptng that the
I hu"d.t) mght mo' tc' "til draw .1
lot, bc\.·.tu": \~e're gmng to h;nc
pnrcnrn h'o," ,,ud \\ ollnm "I thmJ.
\H''rc: 11110~ to h.t\t popcorn Barr
added \\ tth .til ol the porpcr' on
thl\ llnnr ''~ uught to he ahlt to
"htp ur 'umcthtn~1"
1 he Juturc ol the N,ul Wtll bt
dt ... ('lJ"ed ••• a lupeland o~nm
C ounc1l meeting 'oon Suggc'>lcd
ch.ange-. tndudc: operuun ~ ... , a more
ltltm.sl t:o ·op .1nd 'Phtung an't
prc'h" .u:ctlrdmtt to the amount ol
ume c11d1 pc:r,on contnbute\ or
mamt:.llntng It\ flTC\IOU' pattern OJ
'fliH.!dlc opa:r.llton • --
POPCORN & SMOOTHIE S
Nan Wollam 1s the AA of Copeland C-30. the floor responsible
keepmg the Nail gomg
' erican Hot Wax': work of slobs is exhilarating anyway
Bambi Ltlchman
01 lht l'lo.~ I OJ
Amt·nran Hot Wa, j, a hell of
an expenencc If) not a hell of a
great mov1e but n·~ a snopp\ mixture
ol mu ... ic, humour iiOd ht)torv.
• Tht"> ... enumcntal film
b1ograph) ot ptonc.er roclo.-da~c
lOcke} Alan Freed ~ the work of
lobs but there's no use pretendmg
that 11 1sn 't fun." stud Time
• mal!"wnc .
Rcgardl~~ or .. slobb)" produc·
tton and or lack of plot. Amt'rrran
Hot J• at 1s ,,brant With great muMe
and mainuun<. an enthusiastic le\cl
ol energ).
Ttnlf" and v~ Sh uJ. n:vtewt'd
Hut H'a r swtfth· and shonh: Indeed • • there ".1 punhnglacl. of revtcwtng
to do It " h.1flltng how a mt'dtocrc
mo~1e can prc,ent '>Uch oomph
'omew hat vague. the -.tor)
bc:tztn' wtth the fin.t rock dtsc JOckey
Alan heed played b} Ttm Mcln­
t) re 1\ccordmg to Tim~. the
'crcenwn ter turned Freed 1010 a
~c hmt-ltke hp.ure. kad:. grovel at h~
lcct wh1le rocl.-hatmg adults hound
htm literally to ht~ death."
Freed )pread rock over New
Yor~ .m wa~~ and :.taged w1ld. hvc
.~ohnw, at the Brooklyn Paramount
Theater. At the lime, Amenca was
tuned mto )todgtnc'' and the clt­
phl:'tl beat nl rod. and roll mus1c
(eHdenccd tmmcdiatel) b) the \elt­
uul t~rm "rock <1nd roll") was not
3pJUCCtatt'd .
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In order to introduce o~lve~ to .)'OU, we're gl\ing away
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Austna. Italy. and Front.-e. C.C.'r. oilers man)' other Camping
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many Europeans do! Pritcs. tart ns low us $240 00, so :;end an
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10 Hut H a' CO\cr' Freed\ .. Ftrst
Lt\e '\nnl\cr)Un of Rock and Roll"
"htch " a pcrlormnnce well worth
VIeWing.
"AO\ moVIe that leutur e~ •
Chuck Berry \tomptng out Roll o,., &whu\ m and Jerry Lee Lewts
tgmung Guat Bolls of Fin• cannot be
a complete.' waste of ltme " Tlmt'
satd
Berry ts lovably lasc&VlOU) with
the '>Omewhnt lewd Rulm' and
RucJ.m' ("Looked at my watch ll
was a ttuorter to two, she sa1d she
dadn't but I know she do'") Jerry Lee
comflUlod !> has own share ol allen­
lion b)-smgmg and cavortmg on top
of hac. ptano
Comervatt\ely kiii·JO) <oour­
faced cops shut the place: down The
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•• d&rector Floyd Mutrux. has done a
good JOb of creating a fru~trated
'>en .. e of nggreo;saon agamst the es­
tabh)hment The audtencc: bleed~ a
btt for courageou!' Freed who wa!l
banned from the air and dted five
year later But accordmg to nmt,
Freed wa.-1 self-destructiVe anyway,
10 addtlion to harbonng a "suscc:p­
ubihty to payola."
Mel ntyre plays hts act fast and
craftlully evoking adm1rauon for
ht "soul" and hean of gold
He shares some of the gold Wtlh
an aspmng young ~ongwnter ,
\awrdat "'•ght Lwt's La.ratne New­
man ~ew man does better as a Con­
e head because her pan IS a httle too
yuck) -sweet
______ _. fhe character$ arc
ocveloped The movte ~~an exc:ux1
l>tnge the mustc of rock and ron
the ht!ltory nnd the musac arc oo'l'l!
ful enought to provide some
htluratmg entertammen t
u It\ any tndlcullon or mcnt
tmmt'diatel y purchased a
R1c:hurd aJbum, quamtly titled
Rtrhord'.f Groovlts t HiiJ."
Now
• -Ia tng
But What If the
Dream Come Trut!
The Amencan tdea of ,u~
Documentary olthe <iam (Jrctl~l!
famll) of Btrmmghnm •
whtch achteved 11\ dream of •
hou'c 10 the suburb ~ a b1g nc"
and a count I] weekend retreat.
1\lbun) 20
Sta2ccoac:h
1 h~ an:hetype or ·'"
Western,, thl'> film catapulted
Wuyne 1010 ~tardom and
e~tubh!>hed John ~ord a" tht mlUII
ol the gc."nre Onmm1ng wuh col~1111
chuructcr' that ha\e become
durd<.. 'uch a' the noble pro5UIII
((.lam· 1 re,or) the gallant Sou
g>~mbler (John ( arrndtne), and
upphng doctor t1 homu' Mitch4:ti,l
l ouncal l hamber' 95 mtm .. I
~1llru1 <If the Pueblcx
l he hie: ol Maria 'A.trllntl .
ICdi\CO\efcd the unetent )C1;rcl
creating bl..tck potter\' ~tcp-b\
ptOCC\!> U!\Cd b) Morm I he rttlllllll
phtlo~oph\ . .!rt .1nd econom"
d111om or the Pueblo lndmn' uf
lldelon'o Nc\\ Me :ottco
C llunctl ( hambc:r' 15 nun\ .. I
'-lrven ~anaurai ;\prtl
., p
An C\Ultant con~;oc uun
;ad\cnture. rumun~c •. acuon
'u~pcn\c .1nd culorl ul char
f,l)t·paccd .and total!) ab~"rt'lll
I he plot. nht;)ut evl.'n lrlled
rclfullcd 111 free a farmmg
lrom the ~(1urgc nl n handit •
\\UJ remade 1n the ,.\menc<tn "-al
I Jt,.
PI''"', r J uJ:. Apn/ zn ••~ youth,
tcno•' team hal
ll\c.'ll J' 11
l.tW'' .tnd C'lnt
t.i> lidded threi
10 1t~ rank' tha .
'\k1pper Wet
w1ll provtde u
)hould he
U\ miltche\ thl$ SC
Ton) Evans Thi
pb)Cr' 1nclude sc!
1nd Dove Chur
tell chunk
,, ... v a thtrd y
he believes tl
• • •t ' a yo'4
vtdually we
• Schunk ~a
1~rtc:r-. to call11 "dl
the \C3!10n
year·~ squad fa
record of ctght
the 1977 \CU$On 1
bch1nd Pactti
and Whttm•
tt.~rn\ hJve 1:(
m l C\ way
• the nc:ttcf\ tn t 1
to Col
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er 11
• • )car' nanl
· trncllcum "is t
• mmpan~o n to o
1l IO Head Tr
Ftx.
re domg an e-1
1~ ,howtng tmJ
Women s T rac:l
1 graduate '>tudcl
assifi ~
HTIU \\ chutt
th \~'.)ISlA 'l
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~rc ~JS.S0311 1
CLAS81F1ED RA1
P10noor Logcla~
f*tlla per word e!
o110word1 . S.1
peymenlto the P
Boa 21, Lewl•
0~ 01
II 1 p.m Th• LOj
lor more than
lnMttlon II
lnco1Tec:11y. call '
Ilion. TMre 11 no
LoR. April 10. SMOOTHIES
nd C-30. the floor responsible
anyway
The characters are
developed The movae ss an excUIC
stage the mu~sc of rock and roll
the h1stor~ nnd the musac are 1>01111
ful enought to provade some
halaraung entertaanment
If u·~ any indsca11on of mml
immedaately purcha!led a
Rachard album. quasntly tstled
RirhorcJ's Gr()ovlt!St HitJ,"
Now
lay in
But What lr the
Drum Comes True?
The Amencan 1dea of ,u=
Documentary or the Sam Gr4:tnt
famsly of B1rm10gham
whach achteved It\ dream or .1
hou!>e sn the ~uburb!> a brg ne ..
and a country \~c:ckend ret real.
Alban} 20
Sta~eroac h
1 he archei ypc: of .Ill
We,tern~ . ths" lllm catapulted
Wayne into '>tardom and
e\lubhshed John Ford u!. the ma\11
ol the genre Ortmmang Wllh r""'"'
character-. thnt huve become
dard' :o.uch il'l the noble nrn.,hu
(( la~re 1 rev or). the gallant "iolrthtl
gambler (John ( :Hrad10c:). and
upphng doctor ( rhomu' Mucn.ew
Counctl Chamber, 95 mrn'.
\1aria or the PueblO\
fh~ hie of Mun..r Marttnc:l,
reds)to,ercd the ..rntsent ,ecret
creating black potterv ~tep-ln
proce'' u'ed b) Mars.1 The cult&m
phstn,oph) .1r1 u nd economu:
dauon~ of the l~ucblo I ndmn'
lldefun~o ""e" Mc:'\tCu
<. ouncal lhnmbcr., I~ man~ .
~even Samurai
An 1:''\Uit.tnl concuction
nd\ocntur..:. roml.Ln\:L .actiOn h
~u,pcn~e .tnd culm I ul chur.1~,"
t:m-p.aced und tot.tll) ab,tJr
I he plut, .sbnur C\cn lallcd I s:htll
recruatc:d to free .1 furmmg ,., ...
from the M'•lUtge ol u tl.mdll o
"il remade m 1 he ~mc:nc.tn "C!t
1 ,,. \Ju~:mflt . m \,.,.,"
Ptvtll't r I ox. Aprtl .'0 •
te 11~ youth. the men'
ttnn" team hull begun to
1t,dl a\ a conference
l cw•' and <..lark'!i vnrsst >
•.o helded three mcomsng
to It' rank' th1e. yeu r Peter
"l.1pper Wells. and We,
"'ll provsde U$ wsth a lot
~htch ,hould help us to Win
matthe\ thas ~cason," said
Jon) f ~.<an~ lhe returnang
.• rl\'t•, sncludc senaors Scott
and Dave Chamber\, ond
Jtff ..,chunl.
t!ilnl'. a thard year varsity
!ild he bchev~ the team· ~ a
QOC thl\ year 1nspatc of It)
,,., a younger te<1m,
,dtvtdually we're more
· ~chunk .,:ud Coach work to net •
beat Ill our conference, butm dilltrtct
11\ nnyone ':o. !(Ue" "
In ds\trtct cumpetllson I.C
hnat.hed 'econd lu 1 )'e.tr aadcd b)-"
~trong pcrlormuncc: lrom \chunk
He wa\ runner up 1n the 1977 dn.tr1ct
Sln(llll\ ch.unpton,h•p
o lur th1' 'ea,on. the nelleh
have c.:ompsled a record of taJC wsns
.1nd four lo"C\
Mc:anwhale . the women'\ vun1
ty program )Cern\ to meet nil of
coach Var!!tnlol Neal • u.pc~.;tntson!l
\t the: 'arne 11me they rc: prO$-fC\\lng
toward whnl could be thear nsnth
con,cc..UII\c ~onhwut ( onferenee
IItie th1~ \CJ\On
·•we th10k thul we can wsn &he
~orth~e't Chnmpson!hsp that'">
our goal " suad eat. Cod) (f.: r 1 I hat group ot women
tun ~turtcd oil the 1978 5e.non wuh
three wm' <~nd two to 'c'
(ouch ~e.JI c.ouldn't ay
enough u bout her team 1 hs ye.tr
"\\c are wathout a doubt the
tougheSt 'm.atl college team tn the
atc:a and nght on the •arne: le"cl wuh
•orne or the larger alate \c.hool•." ,he
~sd ~he )«5 Southern Oregon
<)tate College a~ perhaps theu only
threat sn the NW Champaon~hrps.
Neal's !~quad wsll meet SOSC r nday
at J p m
1 he ~om~n·, number one
double:. team ot Ro"om and
Brumder hasn't dropp.·d a ~~ yet
th1s \Cason and Coach :\eal says 5he
"lull\ eltpecb them to win the
Northwe't Champ1onsh1 p) th1.,
year ..
fhe women·., ne1tl match •~
)c;;heduled for Tuesd .. v at \Villameue • •
rtdm 1~ call II .. depth,. at th•~
• the tJSOn
ve..r\ 'quad llnt:.hcd wuh
re\:ord ot ctght and nine. It "'e.tl c..rll!>i her squud .. ,, well­
b.tlancc:d team wath 'orne t~ce llent
fre.hmcn talent .. \he helscve~ 11 "
the mo)t compc:utsvc team \he: ha,.,
couched at I ( not bccau\c: the
member, arc: that much more: out­
\landmg Black lt c
tile 1977 -;cason thsrd sn the
bl:hsnd Pacific l utherun
.snd Wh1tmun <.ollege
team., have conunued to
1n I c.. \\U)' ths" year.
the n..:tter' in'" o back-to­
~tches.
>wunmg tel ( oat:h Evnn<.,
pr Pl IJ '' 'ull tht tcarn to J ht tenm 1111' good depth .rnd
''" e'<ccllenl te;.ant cum:c:pl ~ e're ,Ill
hehsnd c:a1.h othc:J .111 lhc WO) ·•
1•1-c the men') program, lhe
women\ te,rm " .1bo loaded wsth
lrc:,hmcn talent I he team con'lt '"
ol D1lnn,1 Rol\om ( r ), L10dn
Brumdc:r (\r ) Poam Loen (Fr.).
D.1n.1 Barnt. (So ) J.tne Ot1" ( F r ).
Hclc:n ,\ndc:r,on ('\o) and Beb) Kim Hartwla:
Piuntrr I ••J ',purh I dllur
'' black Belt \ oon Chos com­
mented on hs!'> e~p1:rsence~ in t.;..,rate.
he an\\~c:rcd 4UC lion!> 10 term~ of IUC:
t.;~un do
In the n:gJ .. trallon book. the
cia" he ta((e.., e\c:T\ l ut3du' and
~
nine is stronger l'hur~day lbts the muruul arts court.e
a\ .~ karate etas). Ha\ snstructor
called hsm .1 champaon sn bmte
T.te kwon do 1\ Korc:an
karate ..asd Chot, a l ewu and
Clnrl lre.,hman. "'Korean k:.~rate "
dstterent from Jupane'c: karute
Karate mo,tl) dc:ah with the hands.
but with tac k won do. you utrlu.e
your le~ a lot more. u,ing safet)
pi!ds "hen uchangm~ blow\ " He
added that tae kwon do ,hould not
be:. confused wsth the:. prote-)aonul
ksd. buxmg )ported rn the Philip·
ptnc:~ . ~ ,,,,
}car\ nine member
tracl. team· I) the \trongest
::comramo n to other yea~ ~
to Head Track Coach
'rc: do1ng an excellent Job.
'IC h 'howmg tmprovement ,"
Women') Track Coach. AI
smduute student from The
assifieds
M~ llllt \\ chat• &I H-0-R·S·E.
bltb o\SSIST \'1 C H \PL~ll'
~1>ou1 m~" norm.ll Your
tll ,\ lt'U 81rtbda> Ron "fark•1 I
"n to lind )oil a nc"' lhrowmaarm
l II·O.R·'i·E
l \1 \\ All ABLE. Full or pu1
houn ;and •Chcdult Exc:cllr:n1
'i._tpper , Full and C'bipt
ltoulo( I SO) 'i \\ SIIOJCI Bl~d .
121111
ll N' Wt.Alt£R~: S11VC on
lllrd ~nd "'h IC'n~ •upphca ~~nd
~•r~tcd wtaJoa ConUtc:r I ~M
1.1, l.CH Pho<111:11, '\niul\11 liSOII,
'" • \IK lJn~ LtUOIIIll 2240 .c~en·
I) ~ 1proc.tl, "4U.J'C root, pcrC'Cnl
Ul 109
II K \PUN hila am~ tn
\'~&~t our educ:.-uopal center tn tbc
W lOIII Clauc6art'no.,..rormt.na
l\Al, DAr GMAT, MCAT, and
•
M) h11m~ rcasonabk rates.
corrcapondcnc:c thc:au, resume
~~8101
' \\ ""TI:.D ~ Wcat and other
"-~"" n11 un« t946 Bonded
lachcnt 1\~tftC') Bo~ <1Jl1, Albu
'"' Mutro 87196
-'Cturatc, fqt tcrv1c:c SO or:nu per
pa~ 6l~S08ll e"Cnlnp
ClASSIFIED RATES
Log otaulned ret• I•
per word every week,
ol10worda S.ndlnlorm•
payment to the PlonHr Log,
8oa 21, Lawta end Ctarlt
Ponland, Oregon,IT211, by
•t1 p.m The LOSI C~tnnot ba
lor mon~thanone ... k'l
lnMnlon It your ad
lnco~Jy , c:all ert 232 I~
talon There Ia no refund for
Lox. -iprrl 10. /978 Alrc:ad} th1 :\euson two record'
hn\e been broken Fr~hman Nanc}
Harmon broke the longJump record
ot I 5 r Wllh ;I lUmp ol 16' I" at the
farst meet of lh~ \ta,on .tnd ha:. since
then JUmped 16' 3" 'ienaor Menll
Rogel'\ broke the 1.000-meler record
of 12 mtnUtc' ' \CCond' wath a ume
of I I manutc' 48 '«ond:o.
1 ewr~o and C'lurk\ women·,
team placed fourth out of <ocven
~chooh la~t Suturduy at Willamette
Unl'\'el')tt\ \ I nvnatsonal meet
"'1 he team dad a good JOb and
closed the gap on W•llnmette !>snce
we fint competed agasnst them,"
~•d Msller
The women·, team wall par­
lletpate an the Women\ Conr~n:nce
ol Independent ( ollege., Track ..rnd
Freid Champaon~h1p~ on the LC
tmel.
The h\e "U> league meet "will
be a clo,c: one • )3Jd Coach Miller
"Ltnfleld IS the power or the league
but. Wtllamette George Fo)( and LC
wall be awfully close h should ~a
good performance .1nd there's a
good chance that )Orne ne\\ record$
wall ~se t"
lhe prchmanarse~o wsll stan at
noon and the rsnul competrllon
begtns at I p m Fnduy • Chortraveled to Brllr~h Cotum­
bra two we1ekll ago and came home
wath a champaon,hsp medal 1n the
Black Bell, L 1ghtwe1ght Dl\ 1 son ol
the ~C\tern Canada 1 ae ~won Do
champsonship\ . Ha' late~l Jehie"c­
ment g"e' h1m IJ trophae!'> or med.ll">
that he won tn hi' 'even and a hall
yea~ of competition.
"The re:.t ot m) trophae~ and
medal, are at home ft said Chot, who
resades rn Llke o~wc:go ~tween
term), and unttl ha" VIS;l e~psre~
1 he: natave Korean oUe"
a!>'lil">tancc to tae kwon do ln ... tructor
T as Hung Chot (no relntson). 10
class Chot called hsm:.elf "an unol­
factnl capuun" who more or less,
ollch ··~orne lund ol a<.st:~tancc, a!l a
friend.
He: agree:-. that bcgmnrng.
students JU:.t .. cratch lhe surrocc of
Casual. Intimate & Relaxing
FINE SEAFOOD STEAKS
I SPECIALTY SANDWICHES
Beer and Wine
Available
LeSI Than 5 Minute• From LC
11 A.M.-11 P.M.
7425 S.W. Barbur Boulevard 245-2188 ' I
r
I •
I t<Je kwon do, but c:~cn llrst degree
bind belt 'tudent lad eKperaence
,tnd k nn~lcdge 10 1 hetr urt
· I here: 1 .t phllo~ophy,- Chm
s;.ud \\ h~:; n ) ou recel\ c ) our hi ad
belt. ) ''u .tn: JUst !Otarung tae l ~on
do I ha\ c: learned the techmque but
I'm bcgmnsng rn phslo~oph) .-
1 he began nang cliJ:>!i le<.trns
brea~ang. lorm"' 11nd sptrnng.
1 he) undcr:.tand "hat the
tc:OAthc:r "hn" 1 hem Cho1 :ud. but
not the: an ul coorthnaung the bod}
\Hth the m10d 1 .• t dallscult e'lercs!oe.
'"It '" coordtn<ttmg mtnd nnd
bt>d), \\hut )OU thsnk. and ho" you
bnng your lhoughb to your body
<lnd necute what )OU can thank.-he
-..ud.
Chua c'pr~'ed pleasure tn has
spun C\pecmlly when he fmds eA-
pt'nenced murta.al Jrt ,fudcnts to !)p.sr wnh lor pr:n:11cc. R~ldQ has
f ue d.t) .snd 1 hun.dlJ\ clnss at LC.
Chm cnJov~ !iparnng wnh Ponlilnd
Stutc Unl\ersll) tudents cott Rohr
and fiordon Cir.alf. Both oller top
compcritson . Rohr fini~hed second
tn the mtddle\\elghl diVISIOn O( the
19?7 nauonnl compeuuon. Grall
place: th1rd '" the nauon:tl hght­
he•nywerpht dr\1\ton
'"I had a chance for second or
thsrd degree [bl:tcl belt).-Choa ::ud.
·hut Itch I wn~ not read) )C:t Mn) be
!>orne are bctler an compett tson But
maytx: I um better than omestco nd
d.:grc.: blud: belt are."
for the future. Choa "'U c~m­
centratc: murc on 1hc: mtn'-' than the
bo(h •
"Ph)l>~'--ull\ 1.1m rt.td) but men­
tall) I ncc\.1 to leo.~rn murc ab<lut the
phaJo,upht~ ot tac: k~on do ...
he atd •
Sports CataLog
Skiinj! -for the fi"t tame 1n I.J
\t:\r~ . name' \\ere an,cribed on the
\\ c"lc) M. Jones Mcmor~l Cup.
''8ntf) tng the ouht.andang member
ot c4lch year) l e~'' and Clarl :stu
team. A~ \oted b) team members,
Carlton f'udncl and '\helle) R.ln­
dall 'hllred honors us mo't \o-aluable
\kuers \ oung wa conducted at ahc
end of the team·~ Wanter \Chcdule :'\ W C Ba,tball !'\tandinp
" I P<t
\\ rlblrlt'l I~ 4 0 I 000
P.tnhc I Ul~r~ n 7 I u
''"'" ~od ("btL ) I 750
t llii~Jeld ) f 7l0
\\ fu~>urnh ;l 4 429
l:ollc£"t ol I i1J flu l ~ ,~~
P:letl"' 0 4 000
\\ h 1111\01 n 0 ~ 000
JUNIORS
NEED A SUMMER JOB? WHY WORK??
If you can quality for our program. we
will pay you over $650 a month from the
ttrne you are accepted nght through
your senior year The only work you will
be requ1red to do IS mamtain your g<X>d
academ1c record and graduate wrthin
twelve months from the time of accep­
tance tnto our proqram Selected
applicants will be guarc.'lteed a fob tn the
Navy's Nuclear Power Program.
To qualify you must be a junior majonng
in math. science or engineering. You
must haveoompleted90semester or 135
quarter hours, tnduding one year ot
calculus through integral calculus and
one year of ph~cs (by the completion
of your junior year). You must be a US
...:itizen at least 19 and not older than 25.
Final approval is contmgent upon a
personal 1nterv1ew with the Director of
the OMsion of Naval Reactors In
Washington O.C
For tnformatton write or call collect Dee Bolter GlJ
I
2 ., •
Jl:\ ..
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6
• Summer Jobs Coordinato r
1220 SW 3rd Ave .. Suite 576
Portland, Oregon 97204
(503) 221·304,
11 .. J •
Today 20
•lht '-"ional Oru~ Report (Pan :!0 "til
hC' the top•~ on Kl C ' .. Interact" 'ho\\
tom~ht at Q p m on llbO AM The 'ho" "til
C'tntcr on druE u'e at L t\\1~ and t larl. t htel
~rcunt\ Ofhccr Du.:J.. Ptclett and lle~n of
~tudent- Dad. Soren .. on will e:\plutn offlcaal
\\;h\'IOI pohc) c.:oncermng drufll (nil an
que~11on' at e).t 30 I
•Canadian ad\fnture ntm'l \qJI bt
,ho\\n at the 'orthY.e!>l him \tud\ Center
\pnl 20 at J' m Feature' "'II be Cklufw'
Hufll. Tile' RH~ on,/ Foil of thr Grc'Ot l-iJI\rs
<.~nd Pt'o,.,lt' of th~ "ira/ Part II f-~,A, tmn
If mtc•r
•lhe Elinbdhan Balladn Ensrmble
Rainftind \\Ill perform .a theatncal r~ent.l·
uon tatlcd ltJ ProHc' oj -\luH(J. an ·\gne'
Flanagan Chapel a m. pril 20 Rep~en·
tative of lbth and 17th ccntuf) England, the
pn.1grnm "'II feature lutes and re.:order'
• Tht> \loth"" < lub t'atch Oa) \\all take
rhtcc all d .. , h1d.1~ 10 th" I nulroom.
·~oulh"C"t Hou\t' ( hurch \\>til mc-ct at
(,all <\nod!!r<l'' hom(' 042~ S \\ \ crmont,
tonight .11 8 p.m ~outh,,e'l t Hou'e Church
'' a group ol p<'l•plc: \\ ho mttt e.tch Thur,dil)
becau'c the\ beheh tr.adiuonul ( hn,tMntt) • and Sunda} morntn8 "-Ur::.hip don't alh'" lor
~u~tionmg. doubting and rC'>pondtng . 1 h('
group creal~ an atmo .. pherc "here tho~e
things cnn hap~n h c\plor~ quc: .. tton' hkc
-"all the meek inhent the eunh·r htr more
anlormation ,,tH,ut \tlU\h\\c-1 Hou~c
Church "..all (i,ul \nudgra" Ut 245-~21 H or
conta\.1 '.1n Hagland I C' Bo\ 2132.
• \ unon Long. a .. ~octatc prole, ~or of
ph) tC'> \\ell 'ho" shd~ of hl'> c"penenco in
the South\\c\1 and will ~ prepared to
answer '4Ue taon' about the upcoming
progn~m toda) at 4 pm. an the Council
Cllam~r. Templeton Center.
• Poet Donald Ju~t,cc wall read ht!. po('lf)
April 20 at 1.\ p m an Tamarack l.ounge.
Ju!otice, who teach~ an the Writer\
Workshop at the UnheNt) of Iowa •~ the.
OJUthor of "e"eral collection' ol poetr\· "hach
mclude lhf' Summrr 1nmH'rtortt'J (wanner
of The lamont \ward) \11(111 Lll(ht ond
Ot'ponurt·~ He 1~ aho the editor of Thr
Collf'tlt'd Pm·m tl/ lf't'ltlun /t.r~J.
• Papru and an) othcn intere!>led an
Lcwt and CtarL·!> Pagan Fcllo" shap ~hould
meet toda}. 3:15 p.m an the l empleton
Center Gear" Room •
Fri. 21
• joint eomm itt~ m~hn~ of the Con­
Mttution and B)·Ltw' C'ommtltee and olthe
Chartering Commattec willtal.c place an the
Gear} Room at 3 p.m., April 21.
Under di~~Mon wall be the funding of
religious organization~ ;u. well as con­
lititutional requtrement!l for 1 he chartenng of
• • or ganuauom .
•Passo"er begans at :.undown. Apttl 21.
•Ctt.rl~ farmer WJII gtve " free !a~,;ulty
recital April 21 at 8 p.m tn Evans.
Sat. 22
• fbe "'omen\ \&nil) ..oflball team will
lace Oregon Colleg.: ol Educataon'a JUnaor
\'Brslly, Apnl 22 noon and I '0 p m. tn the
Joe Hu~ton Sporu Comple' by the Ia"
school
•The l e,.is and Clark eholr will perform
with the Junior S)mphony at the Ct\'ic
Auditorium. April 22 at IS p.m Tickets are
3\"allable b~ CC~Iling the uudnonum ticket
office. Studenlf. will be charged tutU
price: other tic:kea are S6. S4. and S2.50.
•tr.~ track and field team will go apinst
Oregon College ol Educataon April 22. I
p m. :lt I e" iund Chtrlr":. Gn wold Stadaum.
Sun. 23
•Chapel ~ .. Je~ will be held April 2.3 at
10.30 a.m
12 Publick Occurrences
•
-
COLBY SCHMITT
Chairman of the Const1tut•on and By-Laws Committee
Religious funds disc Friday
0\er the la~t two monthl>. the fundang of 'ltudent rehgaou., groups has become: a major
potnt of contrO\.CI')~
Student:> wtll finall} have: the chuncc to contnbute thetr opanaons on the: matter
tomorrow ) 15 p m. in Templeton Center·, Geary Room A JOIOI commttlee or the student
.,c:nate C on,tuuuon and By-Laws and Curnculum commattce ~ will debate the question tn
genero.~l and :.pecaric problem~>
•How ''a rc:hgtous group defined''
• If one reltgaom group ts funded. does 11 mean the senate must fund every lc:gatemate
relittenu' group that asks for money. ancludmg the Pagan (ellow!lhtp?
If 'tudent money IS to be u:>ed for the fundmg of the group~ at as Otce)Sary that student~
cuntrtbutc to the-ducussaon
I .ands forest policy
symposimm Friday
M. Rupert Cutler assistant US
'>e~:.rctaf) of Agrtculture. \\ill be the
ke) note ~pe..tker for a three-da)
•> mpo~tum on land~ forest pohcy
bc!8lnnang today at the Northwe!>tern
~chool or Law
Hi~ keynote speech wtll be at the
lkn!>on Hotel. 8 p.m. The schedule will
~ a!> IOIIOW\
Fnday Apnl 21-
•-Public Forest Regulataon. a bncf
hi•tor) " 9 a m
• 'The Concept of Muhcple-Use
Fore)tf) 10·30 a.m
• .. Su,tatned Yteld Concept," I 30
p.m.
•w An I ntegMlted Approach to
Multiple/ Use Sustaaned Yield," 4 p m.
S.tturday, Apnl 22-
•wOid Growth Forest&," 9 . .30 a m
•"The 1976 Forest Management
Act: I p.m.
The s)mpostum w11l ~ held m
Templeton Center's Council Chamber
•Bob Jonh wtll ga\ic a )COlor recttalm the
chapel. Apnl 23 o~t 3 p.m. The orpn recital
wall ~ free of charge
•lh Stay Healthy week at Good
Sumantnn Ho~pnal and Medleal Center.
1\pnl B through 27. and Portland area
commumttet~ are inv1ted to JOin en this unaquc
ll\e-d~ty event
1 our.., exh1b11\, ~eening programs ond
health le~:turc\ wall htgblighl the week as the
hoipitul a:lebr.ttes the openang of its new
West Wang. All ucttVIltC\ .ue uvualable to the
public tree ol charge.
Pubhc tuurJ w1U be April 23 I rom 12:30 to
7 p m. and April 24 through 27 from 4 to 7 ...
p m Vt,llof\ should enter the wmg on NW
2.Jrd Avenue at Marshall Street
f-or further anformauon on activHie5 con·
tact the Pubhc tnformatton Departmen t at
229-7205
Mon. 24
•The Womm's Caucus wtU present
unolher 1n Itt Hrics of
pre..entataon dlscuutons on Apnl 24, 7· 30
p m an Thayer Danang Room 3 Daane
Ferm. of the English department, will dlS·
cuss her adeas on the 1"he Arnval of Women
at Independent MoraJ Agents " Tue.
• fht• mc•n' bll,tball ltam "'Ill
Portlttnd ~11111: l neH'r'll v 11 \cl>.,tvonc
Aprtl 2~ ,,t \ p m
• An t pi~Citpallon fucharl!il \tnltt
began .11 7 a m Apnl 25 en the
I ollo'""ll the: 'cr\tCc, h) I r
R.tnktn ul \tcphen\ rumh well be a
porutc brcakla\t tn f-Ield' dtnms room
•""'nrn O.,amural", .1 r1lm 'POn\Of!lj
SOfA wall be 'hown an the C
Chamber' Aprtl25 at 7 p m One or ·
loretgn ltlm .. erec:' Jdmh!laon wtU br
cent\
Wed.
•The "omen\' ar\11) \Oft ball tum
aga1n\t (,corgc I '" \prtl 26 .Jt 1 )Op
the Jot Hu,ton 'port' <.om pic'
•'ophnmorc 1\tar) l\nne ~chwa nkt
prc~ent a mu,tc hour tn the ch.tpcl ·\pn'
.al 12 15 p m M u-,ac wtll tnclude worka
Buxtehude A1ach und I r.1n~:.k 'o .tdrnaw
\\>all h\: \;harped
Cont.
•Danct·a·thon., arc back. K l.C
w11l 'pon~or a M u"ulnr Dystroph)
thon Ma) 19 One of Portland\ best
and dance band ~ Wesak. wtll provldt
mu~ic ~o" as the umc lor those mter•~t!l!
\tart ~tackang up plcdg~ or help With
IIODl>. ( ontact K L C Stataon Manager
Kmshtly ext 301. for more mfarmataoa
•<.od-.pcll, J mu-,1cal celebrauon of
Good ~cws d1rected by Rachard Huru
Vera 1 ong, wall ~how at the Cavtc
Blue: Room, 15.30 W Yamhall 1
J\.pnl 29 Pc:rtorman cc~ wall be
f-nday' and at urday' at 8.30 p.m. Sru&
.tdmt!lslo n ,., S3
•. tudlo Lyric: Theatre will
1\nmt'l. at 'ltcond musacal o( the \t.:ILI.l
tnrttng Apnl 7 and 8 and runmng
and \uturda) mght\ through Apnl29.8
Theater mattnee!> , at 1522 SE Tacoma,
set for Apnl 9 and Apnl 2J at 2 p m
adm1 ~ston " S2 .SO
1\mnt"t is a mu'itcaJ Arabmn
ad\emurc "ath a com pie' libretto It
on the trial' o.and tnbulauon' m the hfc
poet-beggar . llnlJ 1 hrough a 'ena
wonder.. he gaano, wealth land\ a ne111
<tVcngc' "rung. '> done ht., daughter.
\lnah 1r1umph., o"cr the wacked Wun1
Po lace and rt\c~ to <1 place of true .. rn,..,.
en the fabled caty of Bagdad
•An eshlblt called "Nort
( allltraphe" " showang beautiful worb
promanent calhgmphc~ tn the area
held ut the Hoffman Gallery, School
Arts and Crofts Soctety, Apnl S throup
The show can be seen ot 616 NE
Monday through Fnday, 8 a.m to 10
.)nd Saturday' from 9 a m to S p m
wtll be no admt~'iaon charge For
mlormntaon call Paulette Wutwer at
4741
•The Bureau of Parks and R«rntlol
conduct a ~enell ol chnacs for ""··­
~occcr orfictul' oon Anyone
~hould contact Manjan Bosnar at 74J!:~
In addllaon. anyone with a
referee·., hccnse who •~ mtere5ted an
fic:tatmg. 'locc:er as urged to conta~
Muntcapal Spom Office, 1107 SW
Avenue
•Voluntun to help at Tryon Creek
Park are needed for constructiOn or
and to help macntotn old one:.
antc:rcated an acung a• a tour RUade
al11o call the park office, 6.36-4550
lubmlulont to tl'ltt pege are printed
charge and thould be addruMd to
eurreneet , Camput Bow 21, Lewla and
Col ... Portland, Oreaon, 17211. The
noon, Frldaya. All aubmtnlona """' bt
doubte-apac.d
Pwm·n LoR. Apri/10. [ewis and Cl1
G
e1
Putman
Rc.-;pondmg
·.ddle-ancomc fal
• 110g tUitiOn CO
l.t!J.lllng two form
· m1ddlc ancomc
•One propo
vuon:; Galt
il tlu Ponn«r l Cll
Speaker' fro1
~lcmationa l Affl
tpeak.cr ~ arc too i.
Speake~. tnllll
.t growth of Eutl
State depart
1'111h•ng agamst
co--chat~
lll'llllOSI,Um thl!> y~
to ..ay what tt
~tJc ns." Stellne
"Also, sance
I~PI'1cselllll11Ve thai
Prestdent Jo
uve ··w<
•J don't thanl
JefVI'I!>C... H owu
~C11ical and the I
The sympOSl\
•The quesuo
Gtu'leppc M~
of Fl1
nee, Italy ,~
llat.~rn Europea
to her
~1110f,K:an comm~
•A more re
• deputy oft
~llliiT\Urlil t Part
elccttons to t
• Angelo C
lommntec on lntc
the f-rench ~
~ympo\aUm,
pc:rson who~
OJCCI•M through t
L~ ~nO\\ n lor
• The de\clo
George ~O'>~,.