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

April 27, 1978 Volume 40, Number 4

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1978-04-27

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

Je.
tf' men ' ba\tball tum \11111
1nd \tu tc l ll1H'f'1t., ill \ck.t\:onc
25 .11 ' p,m
, f. phwpallun luchari\C \er~ltt
<It 7 a.m pnl 2S 1n the
,\In!! I he \Cf\ ~~ hy f-r
In ol Slephen\ rumh wtll be 1
~ brC'ukf\1'1 tn f-tc:ld' dtntng rooll\
c:Hn amural", a ftlm ~ron• ofed
L w1ll be ,ho" n 1n the C
bc:r' Apnl 2S at 7 p m One of
n film \(riC!~ .tdmt ,~10n Will ht
ed.
~c: women', ur\h) ,oft ball I tam
~~ George ... o~ 1\pnl 2h.u 3 :W
)e Hu,ton \port-. (. <lmplc'
.phumore Mar) Anne ~chwankt
It a mu"c hour '" lhc chapel. \rn
as p m M U~IC Will tncludc: wuru
hudc Badl olnd I I and \io old~nl~
! chnr(tcd
ont. '"'~r'~ and Clark College Apnl 27. 1978
Full choir schedule Dance--a-chons are back. K LC
~onso r a M usculnr Dystrophy
May 19 One of Portland's be$1
an~ bands. Wesak. wtll pro~ICk Gil Seeley directs college cho1r in rehearsal. Two performances tn C1v1c Auditorium are among chol(s activities th1s term. See story. page 3
~0\\ '"the ttme for those mterc~lll!
tackmg up pledge or help wuh
Contacl K LC Statton Manager
itl~ ext 301. for more anformal!Ol eral money for ents: tax or grants?
o<bpell, a mus1cnl celebrauon ol
~ews dtrected by R1chard HuN
Long, wtll sho\\ .u the Ctvtc
Room. I SJO S W Yamhill, •nrvo
29 Performance~ Will be Thuinda,
:Y' and Saturday~ at S·JO p.m JI~JC~
•1on is SJ
udlo Lyric Thutrt w11l
~t. 11 'I ~ccond mustcul ol the Plnnrff t 01
Rc •rondmg to pre.'lsure from
.ddlt 1ncomc famifiec, faced With
mr. tumon cost:., Congre:;~ tr.
.tWIIIIIg two r orm!> or financial Old
· m1ddlt ancome famtbes.
•One propo,al. tuuton tax credsl\ would allo"' ta~tpayer.. to
!!Ubtract a percentage oflu•hon tram
the1r lot '<e' (\everal dsflerent tax
credu b1ll~ Me c1rcula11ng 1n Con­
greli\
• To thwurt the ta:>t ~rc:d1 t plan~ .
Pre,ldent Jimmy Carter propo!4ed a
S I 2 bdhon increa"c sn e1.1sting
£cder.1l grunt money.
• Richellc ~tumpf Lew1 and
Clark dtreclor of ltnancial aid, said
he fa\ o~ the Caner plan becau c:
the a1d goes d1rectl) 10 the student.
T a'\ credit g<Je) to the tnmil). '"The)
ma) u11e It for a ne\\ car and Johnny
'lUll wouldn't go \o chool," she 1aid.
Student bod) preliident l.urry
Lew1!1 and 'tce--pres•dent Gall Wymo~n:Said I hey :.tgreewilh Stumpf
~one major drawback J5 ll doesn't go
dtrc:cth to the tudents,-Le'\\tsS:ud •
11 the Ul credu hill passes, the
current ledcrat finanoal aid _y~tem
\\ill continue, according to l.e\lois,
but it will not have the increases
needed b\ mam middle mcome • •
5tUdent5.
'8 Apnl 7 and 8 and runnmp
uturda} nsght<,lhrough Apnl29.
cr maune~ at 1.522 SE Taco1ma, COll11TIU111SID S posiutn topic
• Aprtl 9 and Apnl 23 at 2 p m ;')IUIX
son IS S2..50
met ts a mwucal Ambiun
ture with a compte, hbreuo. It
• tnal' and tnbulatlon'i m the
~eggar HaJJ Through .t \C:no
tf!l he gatn<, wealth find\ a RCI'
C) "rong!> done hi'> dau{lhter.
ltnumph ~ over 1 he Wicked Waur
r· and rase-' to a place of true l!mtti!C:I
fabled cuy of Bagdad pcaker' from the US government have not been invited to tha) year's
llcm•tllonal Affaars Sympostum because sympoSium organizer fell such
kcr. ure too anfluenced by thear posauo~ 10 Washmgton
Speakers, mstead, will be more closely related to the !>UbJCCl at hand­
.. gro~th ot European commumsm
Slate department representatives hove u~ually been afra1d to say
t)thsng aguan~t the offic1al US government posllton, accordmg to Ann
n nhlbft calltd "No ner, co-chturman of the 1978 sympostum .. We wanted to have a
jraphtr~,. showmg beuuuful worll "••!l nposaum thiS year where we would bnng in people who were goang to be
incnt calligraphets 10 the urea to \O)' whnt they wunt to say on the 'IUbJect and not be handered by their
at the Hoffman Gallery, School of ... Stettner said.
and Crnfu Society. Apnl S .. AI\O smce the topac a!> Eurocommun1sm who would be a better
!Show can be seen at 616 NE
~ay through Fnday, 8 u m to 10 Pre'~~~:~ t~:~~o::C:aer!:o~o!~:~~e ?:ad the exclusson ol a t,
iaturday) from 9 a m to S p.m
be no adma)ston charge For tatJve •weaken.s" the ))mposaum
nauon. cull Paulene Wm\locr 81 •J don'l thmk ll will ha"e the commumt} appeal thtu 11 would have
~e Bureau of Parks and Rrcrt.atloa
Jet n senes of chnics for illlt•rw••·~" ·• Howard sa1d. addtng that it wtll not have '-' ~balance of the
jfactical and the mtellectual "
fhe ~ympos1um will mclude
•The que: uon of the ltahnn <.ommumst Party
G1u,eppe Mammarella . professor of contemporary h1~tory at the ,
.... ,)CJ y of Florence and the Stanlord Untversit)' 5tud) Center m r offictal.. 'oon Anyone an
~ contact ManJan Bosnar at 2411·-4.
addation, anyone wnh a
e·~ license who 1s mterested
ng 'ioccer •s urged to contact r:•' Spons Office. 1107 SW
:»luntee~ to help at Tryon Creek
are needed for construcuon or
o help mamuun old one~ A
sted in acting as a tour ~utde
all the park office. 636-4SSO
lbmlu.lont to thlt paoe are printed
t and lhould be lldd,.tMd to PubliCi
c:et, Camput Boa 21, &..wit and
•· Portland, Or~on . 87218. TM ~
Fr1dayt AJI tubmlu.lont mutt be
'"If»~
PIOIIt'tf Lug. Aprr/10. nee, Italy, wlllluck ofT the sympo~uum He aos a ~pec1ahsl on ltuhan and
tSiem European contemporary pohuc.. Stettner ~td Mammarella was
to her 3.b .. o good per:.on to give a h1"toncal bad.ground of
:~~ropc:.t1n communnm ."
•A more recent sketch of the ltnhan communm factaon by Sergto
~e · .• deputy or the Ita han Commumst Purty HI& topiC will be .. The hall an
..ornmuni<~ t Party A Vtew From Withm " lt will cover the lime from the
electtont. to the present.
• Angelo Codevilla. a nght·wmg member of the Senute Select
..ommtttee on lntelhgen~ sn Washmgton. D (' will outhne the: pohtlcotllflW\
the French and ltuhan commumst partae\ u"'c: to 'ucceed
~ympo,tum co-chn1rmnn !)haron Chapmun ~•d Codevallu 1!1 "the lund
f penon \\ho won't be nfratd to 'J' \\hat he wanh to 'ill) "Code,1lln \\as
ltlected through the Intercollegiate Studitl ln,tuute, n group" hu:h Stettner
la1d •~ lno\\ n for it,~ wmore conservath~ tntcrpretutton,_" ol world C\:ents.
• I hC' dc\elopment ot European commum:.m m ~runcc. to be uddre,~ed
bJ-<•corgc ko,. . an u.socintc prolc:::5~or ol sociology at Brande•~ U nt\'tfl'ity. ANN STE I I NER
"Who would be a better representative than someone from Europe? "
He b currently at the Center for Europe.an 'tudi~ at Harvard.
• "Euro~.;ommum•m an Oven·ie\\ ,'' the topic of a speech by Joi.~\tn
Del\ an. who wor~s with Radio Free Europe in Mumch. German) He \\.ill
mcludc the communa 1 snuauon m Spam a~ part of h1-. focus.
•I\ round table da~cu11 ton '"'·oh1ng ull the :>~peake~. will be a change
from the \chcdule .. ol prc\'IOUS lA sympo!ium),
A ~hth in cmphu\ls ha been mnde in the s) mpo ium this yea~ Stettner
rot d. to tn' ohe more Le~ as and Clnrl.; students, lncUlt) and s1.4ft members in
the: project. "One: of the complatnt. an the pa t ha1 been that students and
lacult) h;ncn't been 1n\ohtd enough an the )mpu 1um," $aad Chapman
.. II':; been more of nn I \department I unct1on. l"hat' omethins \\.c dectded
to 5Ul\' a\\uy from thu; )ear"
Contrntlt'd on PU!:t> 4 l.c~i s:ud nUll\ cred11 b•ll ~•II
affect pn ate school5 becau e the
ledernl go\crnmcnl "ill lighten up
tn loopholes . With fe~cr loopholes,
he md. foundataoru "'"'not donate
8\ much to pn\iale instatuJtton.s.
Both the credit plan und the
Curter plan would gl\e students
S!SO, I c:wts 5ald 1 he mam ad,an­
llt~ of Curter' plan "ould be
enlarged \\ork ~tudy and loan
program . '"For pn\'Utc colleges I
don't thank [the t:tl'i credu plan]"''"
be that good,-l.e\\U SUJd wlc' b) no
means as comprehenSJ\e 1Li the
P~1dent' plan."
l.e"'1 encounagcd :.tudents to
'"drop b) (the tudcnt go\emment­
officc) and gt\c your opmaons.
E.,er)unc can help offset tuauon
hakes for ne:ott ~cur . I teel the -flrnu.lcnt ' plan "ill be 1 he ~c ...
Ont l.ll' credtl bill. proposed b)
I .., 't nators Bob Pud;\\ ood,
\\ 11l1.tm Roth. J\bruham Rib1co1T
Und Dantel f\lomihan WllUJd C:\tend •
cr~~~~ to\\ard 50 percent of a
tu\lent':>~ tuataon, up to n maxamum
ot 2 ·o pe.r student In IQSO, the
crcdn \\OUid upand to SSOO ~r
tudcnt and \\uuld andude demen­
Hlf) .and e"'ondllr) ~tudent 5.
1 ax credat opponent~ hu10e s.aad
the propo~al 1 uncon'\tllUttonal
bccau.'c one hall of pri~w'ate clemen-• tllf) and econdaf) chools arc
parochaal -thu rat)mg the question
ot rehg.ou upres aon as defined m
the Constnuuuun Moynihan .
ho\\e\cr, Did II t5 not
uncon"uuuonal becau~e the mten­
tlon of the tir 1 amendment was to
tarbu.t the go\:crnment preference of
one rehgion, nol tunding of all.
Mtl) nih:tn stud pri\'ate elemen­
taf) 11 nd s~(ln dacy ~ hoob tth e peo­
ple .a better eJu~taon ut a lower cost
than publit> chO\'"· Prl\'ate ~huol
dd ~cJ,,-er . it~ tot he (lOCI\ .. be :aid,
and al~o pre\ cnt (I gu\cmment
monopol} ol the cdu~t1onal S). tern
I he ~cnnte \\'n.> and Mean ~
Comm•ttec recent!) pas~ 11 bill
hmated to post· ccondlliJ eduQuon
T credu '\\Ould be 2S percent of
cmllJUIM on JHlf(t' J I Grafitti Board
1 { \' T 'tl\nd to 'cc the
,l:mghtf hut ,1111 I eat the meat, TO <0,1("'1"'1 nne·,
n~plrDtl\ln' m1~hl ~ m the end, to
puhhc11e one', f.ulu~ . I can~ ,land dt~hon~t p~orle
but ull ,omeaime~ I cheat -.Han McCcJrthl'
1 can't ,t.tnd that uu polluuon
hut ,, II I dm~ m' car. TJ n: 1,0 T E "'ll \1 to g1ve
plc:;l,urc i' the potenuul to an01ct M.t\ be them', the re~l,om. wh)
thmp .u'C' hL:e the) are.
-E. C.J\Iil/cJ
C)/ T0\\'~1 cJ( rowc'f p;11n.
PR I.ll' ()0'\ \CIC:O~'C \\ill
dt,CO\-er thJt \\ h1te nll~ C3U\C liH 0' I \ lime nl\ educ.1UOn
"'" Interrupted , .. ,,, "hen I wn' m
'chnol
I'M t 0' \ 1'\CED ~e' 1' 11
n1mor mvcntcd tor the torment ol
the u~l>. und love a legend onl\ the Ill R I'(• \\ ORL D \\..r Two.
the lllp.lnt't' go\ernment u'ed to
dt"tro) nn) k.lmtl.;ate pilot '' ho
dtdn't L1ll htm,ell IM .. the c-.1u~e.'' It
\\a' ·• matter ol honor lor the pilot,,
\\'n) there no honor 1n doing
one' bc)t nnd hv1ng? u~l) undeNcand .
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Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-thon
Friday, May 19 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Stamm Dining Room
Info ava1lable
at KLC
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5(Xl2«6161 .,., 478 Campus in Brief Rape
Senior receives fellow hip
\\u-..tn V.m \\ t\.hd, a ~cntor, ha' rec1e\ed a S3,000
lellow .. tup lur ltr.1dua1e .. tud) I rom the honor ,ociety o[
f'ht K.tppa Pht.
\an \\echcl1s one of JO ~otudcnts selected I rom 117
nomuuucd nation w1dc "'he ~•II use her fellowship ntthc:
\101\C:f\11\ of Oregon lic.nlth Sc1cncc:' C. enter where she
~~ currenth .tllc.ndmtt clas\cs, "' u purl of an nccclerated
program m CliOJUndton w1th her .. c:mor yeur ol college
'\he "111 !fr ,td\mtc from l (. 10 June wnh 11 b<tchelor of
~CIC:OCC dct:rcc
\ an \\ C'(.hcl '' 1 he dnullhtcr ol M r ;tnd M r~o. u Van
\\echd cno1 '\\ <.ornell Rd and a 1974 graduate of
un'tl I hgh '-lc hool.
Ph1 ._, .1ppa 1•h1 1 a national ,choln'loltC orgam1a11on
wtth hc-.tdquMtcrs 1n Ann \rhor .md chupter. at 202
"collcs~ und unher:.ttic~ throughout the nation. round­
ed m l8Q7 to rccogn11c tlt'".ldcmtc e:\ccllcnce in all
di\Cipline,, l'h1 ~appa Phi cstahhshcd it\ lello"'h1p
program tn JQl2 and has ''nc~ honored more than 500
.. cholah
Talent show seeks wit
If you can hp s\ nc Ill good ta-ste, ,u:t or even tell a few
go~,d joke:<. tht Ma) Fete I alent "''ho~ needs you Held
annuall~ the show w1ll huvc a lew t.:hungcs th1~ year.
uccordmg to 11~ d1rcc:tor
"t nhkc past yeurl> it tsn't gomg to ben contest. 1t'<>
gomg to be a ~ho\\ ," sa ad Steve fendnch. chatrmnn for
the c:nnt "There arc no tryout~ . Wt il\l>Ume that you are
talented and have '-Omethtng to share
'\\'care Interested 1n any kmd of iiCI!> skits mu!>IC,
hp l>}nc anvthmg wath taste," '>tud hndnch Faculty
member' are particularly encouraged to partactpate
C. roup' or indl\ •dual~ tntere~ted tn part1c1paung m
the 1 alent ho" 'hould contuc.l ~te"e Fendnch at ext
lbS or 'end the name of )Our act and a phone number to
Bo\ 10.
The Talent 'ho\lo will he held Ma) 5th, 8 p m m the
Chapc:l
Akin becomes ~'safe house'
'\ktn Dorm t ounctl member' voted recently to
d~tgnatc thear dorm us .1 " afe hou~e" J temporary
refuge lor \\Omen m fear of )exual assault or VlCttm!) of
such ~:nme1>
Orgam7cd b} the: Netghbor\ A.gaanst Rape, safe
house. ure open to an} womun who has been raped.
as..aulted, or followed.
Smde Fall an Aktn r~tdent ussl\tant. hns been one
of the pnmc orgamreflo "We are not here to counsel
anybod} or do anythmg that takes a lot of trammg. We
are here to get the person m touch wtth someone who can help," "he: 'md
\ -.tude:nt ~ill be on duty ill .all time'
able; to dtrett people to avnalahle r~ource~ "'ames
not be a'kcd Women \etkans help w1ll not be lorolldta
call tht poltce
I he. program w1ll started AJlril 20. Plan~ for nc1
year wall be: deterrmned by the next dorm counc:1l
Whistle program proposed
Women who are 'IU\ptCIOU\ of punuc:N on carnp-.,~
could "gnul help by blowmg whmle' 1f u plan turrtllt,
under ,tud) 1~ accepted by the college admmtstrattOt
"The 'wh1stlc :.top gtve' a v1cttm some power tnlt.r
~he can s1gn.tl attack ' ~atd 'ltudent \tnde f-ttr She nOIII'!
to convince the admm"tratton to 1\SUC wh1stJC\
regi-.trntion 10 the fall und g1vt IO'it ructtons on hov.
mui.;e the b(,t u~e ol them
~This j, done on other college ~.:ampu~e:o..~ Fuz
.. , don't th1nk it j, a'l.:ing too much ol the .ldmtnl\lfalJa!
to insure ,afet) in thi~ WO)' "
htz saad the ~oucce-.' of the uwhl<~tle ~otop" progttc
mu~t mvolve ..11l women Women bemg attacked
followed should blo\1.. their wht!>tle .. In sharp bla.\tS II
~ htstlc ''heard other women -.hould go to the1r Wlncl1~"
and bl<n\ an amwc.nng wht:o.tle; then they \hould call
pollee: Other wht~tlc blower' would :.lowly move .u •••. ,
the ongmal danger •Hgnal, f-ill 'aid constantly blov.,.,'
the1r '' hl\tlc,, the auackcr w11l be \tared off or trnp~
b) the procedure
"I thmk 1t'!> ahout umc women helped c:uch othtr'
fm <.aJd, addmg that she Will a!>k the college book,tor:
to -.tod. whl\tle~ to the f'uture
Check-ups, symposium funded
-\ health check-up program and a
d~tgncd lo help mmonu~ make maJor career de.:uull:i
were funded at the April 24 student \enate meeun~
A health check-up program gtv~ng 'itudents nn\""
examination .. at ,, m101mal cost, wa\ allocated SSOO
remaimng SSOO needed for the program w1ll be paad
pat1enb
The S 10 charge per student for the check-up \\1.8
:.ub\1di1ed lor the first 200 Tho'ie students will pa) tnri rutman
~IM f'lnnur I <ll
:-<ot lung all
rtP"rtcdl) com11
"-l State Park,
,...ott1~r llrt from lo
JDf their hilndhng
1\ rc:pre,e nta~
~P'"'' Rape. pohcc
ibcY do not ha\C • -nnlthe park l ~
1 mccung held at
lbl \\t<k
-The) \COd 0\
Ide to catch panl
.~o·l M:nd them (I
10th~ park," )atd
tlll\t "'ho did no
llSI name
Rcprc!.entnuv
\<lghbor~ Agams
bpc Relief Hotht
!JOUp ldtnllfied
their first nt
Pohce had pr
.nv~t1gate the
:.uzen grouJ» hac
~cc . The pohc
.atigauon after tl
to them.
~pic at the Rat
had talked ~
Melan1c a ref
Rehef Hoi
t'-'ed by the pol
a he detC(
'Ttlinlmary to the
L1e detecl
m1ssablc (as e
ln)tead of
fhe FtrM Annual Minonty educational and 0PP«· ;1po,lhe pohcc ar
tuntt) Sympostum was also allocated SSOO, whtch Ml6l "she satd
percent ol the fundmg requested by the sponbonng Bba By questlonl
Student Umon ity the poli
The program Will bring 10 prole~tonals 10 womcr
fieldb who can help studenb "learn how to heJ Melanie ~~
lhem~elves With maJor dectsiOn\ tn thear future Ill :ftead of encol
malong them aware of the opponumt1es that CAISI.
accordtng to n statement submitted to the senate by
BSU
•
Real World
•
Interest in Israel declines
Amenc.tn '>Upport lor I-srael '" droppmg whtle
intereM grow~ 10 the re'>t of the M1ddle East accordtngto
the latCl\t \r•\\ l'ur/.. Tunt\ CBS New\ poll
Stausue-. sho~ that support for lsr<tel has dechned
I rom 54 percent Ia 'It filii to 43 percent thts o;pring lntcr~t
1n other M1d-East count nes ha~ JUmped from 48 to 71
percent dunng the .. ame penod
Nazi interest on upswing?
Se' era I Chruumn churche'> around the countr} have
aa.ked thc:1r congrcgauon"> to wear the Jewtsh '>tar of
Da\ld th1~ weel.; in r~pon~e to a rc,urgence ol the l\a1.1
part) 1n the United Stut~
The American C1v1l L ibcnte:. Umon ho.., also
reponed a Jo,~ ol ten' of thou,und.., of member:. ,mce 11
~tuned dc:fendtng the con\lltuuonal nght~ ol Niilb The
t\CLU ha:. .tlrc:ad) pubhcl) \Upported a .Na1i march in a
predominately Jewi'h :.uburb of (htt".Jgo One 1\CL L
otficHJI !'iatd, " I he Amc:ncun people may not !.Uppon
hrncl but the) do support the Jew' ·•
Outlawing abortion freedom
At lta:.t c1ght o;tata; arc current!) workmg on
legi!>lauon to outlaw freedom ol cho1ce on abort1on~o,
reported the N'auonol ·\bortton R1ghL\ Action League
recent!\ f hu~e 'itatc~ hope to pu 'lcgtslauon C'.Jihng for
a cone.lltuuonal conventton to di~>CUS~ the: matter
fleven ~tate:. huvc alread} pa.,,cd 'uch legJ~Iation
The support ul .34 SlatQ i:o. rc4u1red betore (ongtc!l~ wall
be rcquir.:d to cull a constitutional convention the fir..tm
hi!IIOf).
A number ol constitutional lawyel"li hnve oppo.,ed
the propo,ed convention, not JU~t bec.:-au .. e ol the
abortiOn 1\\Ue. but bc:C'.1u1e such a mu\'e could radtcall)'
revise the whole ConstitUtion und Bill of R1ght\ It mtght
lim1t ind11.:idual ught• and make the two documents 'ubject to the wh1m~ of a -.mall and mnuent1al soc:lelf,
1 he)' obJect
Even wnhout .. uch a convenuon the R1ght to
group' are gammg )Upport, accordtng to national Prell
repon'>. The Unned State:. government announced
week that 11 \\all probe an eptdcm1c of bummg~ and CUI
ol vandall!.m at lam1ly planmng centers and abonl6'
centers throughout the nauon.
Business vs. endangered s \In,. Rissbuge r
Gr tilt PlonHT Lot
No answerd~
That quesuc
funding for grou~
or-m this ca'e'1
The definittd
~ttng of the ~
mu'ee' The meet
"llu:h had senat~
Presently, t~
S~nntur' arc now eon<~ldenng granttng exem ·cnc•w ~:hip, the p
to regulation .. latd down m the (ndangered SpectC'\ l\tt are under ~
Eo' •ronmentahsl!> and other~o say the mo\e wtll • some s<
milO\ 'iUfVIVJOg ~pCCie\ :liUd!tnl COnstitu\i !
Smcc the :.ct became Ia~ live year\ ago, 11 ha'> co!ll ~ntmuons.
under mcrc ... ,ing tniiCI\m from developeh and "Clearly rdi&
bu1ldero,, I he ''~uc c-.tmc to a head la~ot year "' student bodl
con~truction ol the Sllb million Tdhc;.o Dam . rehg19
T cnnes,ee "a' halted to '>11\C: a httlc:-kno" n species conttnue to ~
fi,h c<tllcd the mul darter. "
Senator Ho"ard Baker (R-Tenn) hao, urged
Senate to make the Endangered Spec1e" Act
On1blr 'o the T elhco Dam can be completed Corllt'
quentl' '>tafr member' ol the Resource Protect•"
Subcommittee have drafted an amendment whtch wolll
create a ne" revu:" committee empowered to
exemplton' to the lnw
Can't see tree for the forest
On the day of linul exam~ at ~Ianford Univer,ll)'
chcmistr~ prolcssor warned h1s ~tudenh more than
or them 1 hat he would ,tcceJll no late blue
Ncverthclc~\ one student attempted to turn ht!\ in
mtnule' after lht deadline
The profc..,~ur refused
1 he \I udent Jlle.tded bu 1 the protC).'>Or rema.ill(j
unmovc:d hnull> the \tudent asked. "l>o yuu know
I am.,.. The protes)or admitted that he did not. With
the ~tudent qu1cltl~ \ltd hi" blue boule 'omewhere 1nto
p1le of 400 and humed out the door.
Pwntl'r l.t'R· Arm/ .lJ. I would estab
ll0n1ey tndtrectly
on a regula~
tndtvidual rei
-.q;ung on April
resolution or
''I'm not ent
1 or the cons
·v"'ll ltlC:C "C
"I'm not sur
~obtem of legal!
-..... tuuon and
lfJilnlz.atlon.' arc
Mu ...... contribut
Sehmm satd
resolve ... The C
meet again A ~f
be on dut) .11 ..til time' and Will tt
~ to ovaalable re,ourcc~ ~ame~
;n \eekang help wall not be forced
rill 'illtrted Apnl 20 Planr, for ncu
ned b) the next dorm council
:>gram proposed
•e susp1ctous ot pursuer\ on camvo1
blowang wha5tle~ tf a plun currtn•,
:~ted b) the college admtnl!'lt r~thor ·
bp' g~ve~ a \ tcllm some power an 1~
... ~atd 'itudent Sande Fut '\he flo~ '
dmma)ttrntton to t!'I~Uc wht\tlt\
"all and gt\'e mMructton!> on ho1
•• them
n other college campu'>e~ " htt
,~ang too much olthe admmt,,ra,,.,..
hi'> way
1cce<.s of the''" htstle )top" prolll:l
romen Women bemg attacked
1\\. thear wht'ltlc!'l an sharp bla,ts 111
er women ~hould go to thetr Wll~do11
'lng wht:.tle, then they ~hould call
1: blower' would slowl} move to,.,t,!
\tgnal. Fat/ satd con~tantly blo~1u
ttacker wtll be ~cared otT or
)ut umt women helped euch othc:
ut she wall a!.k the rollegc bO<>kst,IY!
the future
• symposium
:k-up program and a
nonues make maJor career dcc:t\1~1!!
Apnl 24 student ~enate meetan~
,-Up program glVIOg StUdentS On\"IJI'l
nammal co:.t, was allocated $500
~ded lor the program wtll be paid
t per student for the check-up ~11
irst 200 Those studen t~ wtll pa)
,al M10onty Educational and Oppl(\'·
vas also allocnted $500. whtch \\-11
ng requested by the '>pon~onng Bla.s
viii bnng an professionals 10 vnriOill
elp student<>. ..learn ho"' to ~
IBJOr dCCISIOn5 in thctr future ~ •
~ of the opportunities that extu.'
ment submttted to the senate by
•
of a ~mall and mfluenual socict) Rape in park reported
~~· ruunan
IJ~ l'wnffl t ott
~ot long alh:r the tenth wpc:
rtportcdl) commiuc:.d tn Tryon
crec~ St.tlc P<~r~ . pollee have: come
sr:cfer lire lmm local catven groups
'fJ(thctr handhng of the matter.
,, rc:prc:,entiltl\c of "'letghborr.
AP'"'' Rape. a cttuen group,
.:IWI'""gc:d poltce argument- that
~) du not have the manpower to
ptrolthe park. T h:1t charge cctmc .11
1 mecung held .tt 1 ewt\ and Clark
,~;~ wee!.:
•fhc) send out riecoys to Burn­
~e to ~ntc h panhandlcr:lt but they
,11o't send them [the pohce decoys]
:.>the Jhlrk." suid Jan, a repr~en­
!Jtnt who did not wtsh to use her
1111 name
Repre~entattvc) from both
\e~~hbor Agatn)t Rape and the
la~ Reher Hothne another cullen
,oup. tdenuficd themselve-; wuh
thelf first names for lear of
:vnu~mcnt
One women the tenth, accor­
to the two groups reported to
'at pohcc she had been raped an che
~k. She did not choose to press
.'.lrgc ~
Pollee had prevaously declined
~ mv~::~ugate the incideot!i that the
atiztn group' had reported to the
~cr . The pohce started an tn­
:cstignuon after the tenth rape was
::poned to them. mtcrviewmg the
i!ft!plt at the Rape Rehef Hotline
had talked wtth vactims.
Melame, a representauve of the
Rchcf Hothne, was tnter­
x-~ b) the pohce and asked to
a he det~ctor test as a
;td•minary to the mvesugauon She
Lae detecto~ . she said, are
·~clma<>sa ble [as cvtdence] m coun.
ln~tead of mvestigaung the
1110 the pohce are mvesugaung the
~othne," ~he ~atd.
By questtonang the hothne's
.o.~;~o;'hty the pohce are further dis­
•uragang women from reporting
1pe~ Melante stud. "The pohce,
"5tead of encouragmg. made at harder" to report rapes, 'lhe Jatd.
The R.1pe Rehel Hothne began
11~ •' counseling .md referral ~ervice
lour yearr. ago. I a!ll September the
group reccaH~d ,, phone call from a
woman who ~.aid hhc h<td been raped
b) two mtn 10 the p.trk I he caiJer
atd 'he dtd not wu01 to report the
tnctdt nt to 1 he pohcc De" npttonR
recctved b) the group were \Ub­
mttlcd to the pnlicc: lt!\ u thtrd part)
rcpor t
R) Dc:ccmhcr the hotline had
recet~rcd report\ ol live rapes 10 the
pari(. 1\ecordang to Hotline
spok~mcn, the d«cnption .. match­
ed 'loictghbor!l Again'it Rape soon
began posting leaflets with descrip­
tton!li ol the two men.
Though \10de Fit1, u concerned
Lewi" und Clnrk tudcnt, had anvtted
the Portland pohce to \cnd a
repr~entauve to the mceung the
department declined. A member of
the pohcc department wa!li 10 the
audaence man unoffacml capactty. at
the request of Roger Nelson. of the
LC math dept~rtment who al5o
works wtth Fnends of fryon Creek
Kathy Straton. a pubhc tnfor·
mat ion representative of the Oregon
State Parks sntd the \tate IS concern­
ed about prcventtng future ancadents .
.. A II people ought to be able to
go to Tryon Creek or any park and
be safe," Straton sa ad "At the pre·
sent tame th1s ts not the ~e "
She added that community
members are also concerned that the
park ts getung a bad name Nelson
~ad he was concerned that people
wtll stop u~tng the park.
Friend) of fryon Creek a.s u
non-profit group that kept the park
lrom becommg a housmg develop·
ment nane yean ago
Another meettng of the two
cttalen group\, concerned students
and member-. or the community wtll
be held at Arbuckle Flah at I 532 SW
Mom~on, Apnl 2S at 7·30 p.m. A
m:un toplt Cor dt~cusston wtll be the
e..o;tubhshment of a commtsaon on
rape and domesttc vtolence •
• riminiation?
'lint Ri ~berger
Qf ••• Plontcr l.ot
No answer has been found to the questton .. does a rehg1ous group
1uch a convenuon the Raght to txlnminatc.. de~pate student senate attempts to answer that questton.
ruppon. accordtng to national ·-· That question ~ cructal because the senate constitUtiOn prohibit~
States government announced lundtng lor groups whtch d1scnmmate on the ba~•~ of race color se' age
be an eptdemtc of burmngs and caJCI Dt· an t ha~ ca'e creed.
naly plnnnang centers and abontc1 The deftnitlon of .. creed" proved a stumbhna block for a recent 1010t
the nauon •ttttng of the senate Constttutton and By-Law11 and Chartering Com­
.. endangered species "lltlee,. The meeting was requested by Chnstian Fellowship, an orgamz.ation
•htch had senate funding refused last term.
Presently. the senate charters three reltgious groups· the Christian
;>w considering gr.tnttng c Fellow<.hap, the Pagan Fellowship and a Jewtsh aroup, HalutZJm (T'he last
I own m the E ndnngerc.-d Specie" Art o arc under 30-day provisaonal charters extendang until mtd May)
,nd othel'} say the move wtll However. some ~enntors and students officers \Dtd tho11e groups violate the
be., ~uelc:nt constitution, which proh1bats the senate from fundingda!>cnnunatory
~came law rive year\ ago It ha' ct'!Tll tganu.auons
ntict:.m from developer:. and dolt' "Ciearl) religious group:. dasc:nmmate tmphcltly on the b.tsas of creed."
r came to a head lao;t year \tudcnt body vice-prestdcnt Gatl Wyman wl'm a~ much 10 favor of
le S 116 mtlhon T dlico Dum lllpportang rchgJous groups on campus as anyone ehe But I don't see ho\.\ we
ed tO 'ave a Jittle-lnown sptCiel conttnue tO charter rehgJOUS groups 10 dlrCCI deftance Of the COOStliU·
daner
rd Baker (R-Tenn) ha~ urged
~e Endangered Specte!> Act
co Dam can be complete d (nnll'
rbers ol the Resource ProtcciJCI
drafted an amendment whach
w commtttec empowered to
n~
fee for the forest
mal exum~ at ~tunford Unaver,tl)
warned ht" 'tudcnts more than
.vould accept no lute blue
rudcnt attempted to turn ht' an
·adltnc
cfused
eaded, but the proles,or rel1nilllll0
1e )f udent al>ked, "Do you know
r admttted that he did not With
ltd ht~ blue bouk so mew here into
·ted out the door.
Pwnt·u u1g. April !7. I •
On behalf of the student uec:uttvc councal, Wyman presented a propo<.al
\\-ould e'itablu.h a speCial student commisston on rehg~on to channel
:l0n1~v mdtrectly from tbe \cnate to rehgJous groups rather than fund10g
'«m on a regular basis. The counc1l also 5ubmttted a resoluuon thai would
andtvtduaJ religious groups from dtrect student cht.trter at an earhcr
......... ,K on April 21. The jomt committee has netther approved nor reJected
resoluuon or the proposal.
"I'm not enurely sure if chartering rehg~ou.<, group .. truly VIOlates the
10'n' ol the eonstituuon or not, said Rob Dill. chaarman of the Chartenng
mmlltee. ··creed is really a difficult word to define. ln ats broadest
lltan•ng tt cnn mean almost any phdosophicnl convtcuon or belief, a.s well as
rthgtOU5 one. Thu~>, if you take it to un elttreme almost any group on
which etther ex.plicitly or implie~lly endone~ o particular
>lttlc•~oti>hical belief VIOlates the constttut lon."
'"I'm not sure the executtve council'<; proposal really ehmmale:i the
of leguhty m regard~> to the consmuuon," stud Colby Schnutt,
~ ·tilutton and by-law11 cha1nnan .. lf darec:1 contnbuu om~ to rehgtou.s
nttattom ore illegal under the corutttu taon. then It sec~ to me that
contribuuons would abo be illegal ..
Schmitt ~tud qUC$tiOn!t or fundmg rchgJOUS groups will wutke some time
rt)olvc." fhe CotUUtutton and By~LOW!> and the Chanenng Commutees
meet again April 26, 3 p.m. in the Templeton Center Geary room • ARE POLICE IGNORING RAPES?
The Rape Relief Hotline has complained that
Portland police are not respondrng to reported rapes m Tryon Creek State Park.
Choir to sing at Civic Auditorium;
spring concert here also scheduled
Sut Kaplan
Of tht PlootCT to&
LewJ!'I and Clark choar member!.
will JOin wtth students from Portland
State Untverslly 10 a concert at
Portland's Civtc Auditonum May 7.
Accompany10g them wtll be the
Oregon S)·mphony Orchestra .
The choar w1ll present a piece by
composer Leonard Bernstein called
The Kaddish Symphony" in com-
Federal money:
credits or grants?
Conttnutd from poKe I
total tuttton CO)tl>, wuh a maxtmum
The btll wus p~scd mmut~
after Prestdent Carter satd on
national televaston thut he maght
veto such a bill af he fell It was
uncon .. utuuonal or costly
The Carter admamstratton has
said the uu credit wall create un
admtn.strati~re burden Co-sponsor
Packwood \atd the plan would onl)
reqUire "a sample one-lane addition
to the tncome tax form and an
accompan)ang receapt from a
~hool.~
Opponenh also argue that the
tall credit would apply to all fumilit!l,
regardlc\s or thctr tncome'i .
Packwood countered b) 'a)·ing 85
percent ol the program benefit~
would go to rnmahe<. "ath mcome~
belo\\ SJO,OOO fuuton money he
sa1d. '" crucaal to both mtddle in­
come familtt'\ and the very poor.
The Carter plan would make
famtli~ wuh 10come., between
S I o.OOO and S2S.OOO ehgable for
financtal ;lid fhe plan "'ould
provtdc ~ubsad tLed loans to students
w1th J;~m1h gros' incomes as high ns
S4S.OOO. It would abo t:\pand
fedc:rally-subsidiJed work-~tud)
progmms .
Caner oppo'~ the taA credit
progr.1m becaul'e It M$i~res the credit
to tho!oe who need it least." The
a'erage workang da ' parent .. wtth
children in public )chool\ .. pa) for
high ta'\ ~nefit,.. for lamiheo; m a
higher ta:\ group \.\ho have thear
chtldren m pravute ~chooh," Carter
has ~td
Moynihan ~aid he oppo!iie~ the
admmi,trutt••e propo al lor two
reasons It leuvc~ man\ lnmalie' out,
and it re4utrc' other lnmtlics to lilt
out lorm' It aho el\clud~ elemen­
tary and ,econdan pnvate sch~>oJ,,
he l>.tid
Paclwood ha~ urgued lhut the
admtnt,tration pion would e:\pund
the ledcral burc.1u~:racy , It \.\ould
ul'o upand "ork-~tud~ program'
und loan~ nt a time "'hen the govern­
ment i-. hn' tng trouble coll«tiOg
pa't lo•m~. he aid. • memoratton of the foundmg of the
Stale of Israel
The pre&ent.1tion . spon11ored b)'
the Temple Beth l!.rael. will be the
~econd revt~ perlormance of
Bernstem·~ concert m America.
Bernstein was unhappy with his fint
"er,ton and only reccntl.,· made hts
revi~ed rendition available to per­
formers
The pu~ce was written in
Hebre" a lantluage that bw. become
a challenge and rare opportunity for
choar members. accorchng to Choral
Director Gal Seeley.
-work.tng with thb colo1-Ql
pacce of muste is a speC1BI and
unusual expenencc." Seeley wd.
.. It'~ qutte an undenaltmg for all of
1\ spring eoncen h:u also been planned 10 the chapel Ma)' 20 Per­
formance will include a cappfllla
chorul worh lrom the snteenth to
the twentieth centuries and a \Geal
jan en!\cmble under the direction ot
graduate Jtudent Oll.lnc Kuenri.
wwe·re all hoping to put on an
entenatning concert," said choir
member l.ee Reynolds .
Seely uid other upcommg
t'ent' u \.\ell as a recent concert
\.\llh the Portland Junior
~)mphon y, ha\c helped to ra~
enthust3)m and suppon ror the
choar UHalf ol our choir mernben
th1s >car ore fte'1nmen and ~e n~ed
two tcrmsju,tto build ouBCives up."
said Seele).
'"They're the Mronge:st freshmen
class \\.e· .. e c\ler had and they're abo
in\pired. ) oung ond spuitcd.'" •
College to benefit from grant
( hri~tina \\ oody
Of tbr Ptonft< t.ur
Up to S235.000 could be
donated to the coUcge by the
~utional Endo\.\meot for the
Humanit ie<o .b pan of a challenge
grant to ' uppon Lhe ~tUd) of the
humanuae.
For e .. er) three dollars ra1sed b)
the college. the grnnt will a\\.ard one
dollar. II all the mone) is raised, l C
humanities ~tud1es will rctti\e
$940,000 <ner a threc·)ear penod.
Appro:\tmately $400.000 ha\
been slated to renovate the old
Bodme ~c1en'~ Butldtng. saad Glenn
Gre&g, VtCl:·prestdent lor de\·clop­
ment Bodine will become a cen-
traltled humanities center
Remodelling i" )Cbeduted to begin
)00n al tcr the complttiOO of the nC\\. Ohn ';)ctence BuildinJl.
The· "library "ill recctve
S360.000 of the grunt to e~tpand the
hum:ln jti~ collection and microtilm
depo~uor~ ... Thts amount ol money
w11l bu'f li\e to si:-; thousand books a •
)Carft lor the three-_}ear penod, 53td
James Pane. head hbranan.
A film and lecture ~rtes will
also rccel\e ome of the gran I (und •
The ~nes will hOl>t mu teal groups.
Urtl:its. t11m~ and lectures.
,\1-.o planned i a ~orthw~t
,\rea Studies Center. The center w11l
inclul.lc two lacult) membe~. wnh
an antcrc.)t an the Northwest area •
one an ht tory ;.~nd one in -.octolog).
1 he center w tll spono;or c:"\htbtts,
~> mpo ia and c:las:;es ior LC
tudcnt!< nnt.l the commumt,. featur-• ing lilm and anitucts. •
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Daana John,un \\'hlle 1 cv. I\ .t~tl Clark's Oa,Jd Powell
1)1 lhr I'IOIIrtt J C1E r• I Cll
It ti\C'c.l to he tradtllun on the
lir.t ol ,\t." for the) oung reo pic ol
med 1c' .tl I· nghJh 'illugcs h, gu mto
the \\U11ds l1nd g.tthcr garlund ol
n,mC'r!i .tnd, 11 '' said, tmlulgc 1n
",\ oHIIOn dnth.tnt..:c:~ "
:O..ht\ htc, the tradltlon<Jl t.cw1' • .md Clarl.. lt:\11\'lll ol Muy. oHcl\ I ete U<ll' not mclude the cro"n. Oftht nnrtr
ut •' queen there .He J'llom to nar.lt1 J.P Mayer.
Runku: l·ucull) Memher nnd I aulhotU) on p(
I) Mcmller nl the ''car. ~lc:"' dt I ocqU
\nothcr C'U!ilom 01 0 •nd Clark audl(
r ngl.tnd' \Ia~ I >a) \\US u dlr.:t the r rcnch slal
nruung the Ma\ pule. lhe Purtta ·c(lrr«:tly the (cl
'' ho c.llltLI tht m.1, pole~ "attntr·1 mass ,0ctety" o'l!
1tlul,.," protc\tcd ·lll»lnsl Muycr wu' 1
who u~cod to "leap~: and duuncc .. , 1~ the:. annul
heathen d1d" \icmorml 1 ectul
lrt .tn cflort to prov1dc Tocquevtlle1
The saxophone sectron of the Thad Jones/Mel
Lewas Orcchestra gets an Its licks during a May 19
performance at Pamplin Sports Center. The con-cart was sponsored m part by the LC School of
Musrc whrch mcludes jazz performance and study
in Its curriculum .. rodent'> 'orne \\anum dullmncc'
\\ htch prmntse to "get people 1ntu
tht 'Pirll ol Ma\.-'iatd JUniOr ')tevc
1:cndr1ch " Mn>-fett eoordmo tor.
\.ta' h:te "til beg1n Thu,...da)'
Mn) 4 v.;ath an old-fa'1h10ned ICt·
ueam 'ocml lrom l to 4 JO p m on
the h.tv. n oUbldc: Odell Manor ,, chnnce to "!cape and daunce .u through the Ur
heathen dtd. • the Ma) Fete I IR20,, inveo;tlga.
dune~: v.1ll be held Saturday. kpl ~tructure in
usic school spotli~
\nata Marl'
Of thr rnootn I oQl
Ja11 j, "«ping the nnuon. and
nov. u·~ ~'~oeepang Lew•~ and Clarl
t\c:cordiOF! to man) mus1c 'tudenl'>, o
JBI..l renal "ltnce I'> under v.O) at
l ev.t" ::tnd ( larl
fhe department tir"t oflitinll}
began ran IO'truction len veal'\ <l(tO
v.hcn jau ptano v.a~ oOered on J
pra\:.ttt' lt"''loOO baSI", '41td mU'IC
prtll~ .. or Reanho.rd Paul) ~The
curnculum ha' grndualh e)'.panded
tnl"C then," Paul) ..atd ·nc school
ol mu~•c has al ... o v.orl..ed v.uh the
college 0' er the ye;u~ to present
man) J87.2 concert!> "
Paul} >a1d Jail has 100ucnced
man) other I)~ ol mu~te . "Man) of
Euro~· 'o called 'erious compo'e~
ot the IQ!O' v.ereobviolbl) inOuenc·
ed b) ,au.-he: 'a1d " pnme
e ample "ould be travm'l)'"
.. People arc beginning to get a
little tired of ,.traight rock and roll
bc\.--au'e It'' ba~ed un uch "1mphstic
rrogre: 'IOnt. of thn:e or four
~hord~." !>Dad mu~ac profc.s,or Jim
< l'S:lmon .. Jua i more compte)(
\'vu don'l get the feeling ofsamene.'
)'OU can get v..ith rock.
M \\'hen artn.t:~o liL.e George Ben
on and Chud Man!Jone make 11 on
the top 40. that .. hov.~ me people are
interelited ... he ~td .
Department Chatrman Jerry
I ucdder ~1d LC~ Ja.zz program
v.1ll expand a.' the mustcdepartment
e pand:~. . -we'd bl.;e to add
omethtng to the curriculum in the v. .1~ of 1m pro' j,auon or jau &Jrrang­
in~ but v. c can t do 1t JU"t nov.." he
'atd • I he tal · program Will on!\
gro" .!' the department gro~ It'
npan,inn v..1ll ha\e to be corollnf)
to the total dep.tnmen t "
The department current I) ha' a
'oc:-.11 jun group .tnd an m-.trumen tol
J9l1 cn,emblc "There nrc also a
number ol 'mall .fUll group~ under
the heudtnl!' of chamber mus1c
~roup' " I uedd~r' sa1d
1 he Jlll1 cn,emble "v. hat U'>ed
to be culled the 'tugc band." he ..a1d
We. hanged the name because \\e
lc.clat\ u more accur.ue 1ndac.ation of
v.hat the group h about"
O'Banaon conduct~ the jnll
cn,emhlc: .1' well u' a Jall '>e'-tet. "I
don't realh teach !>O much a~ coach.-•
he ~1d "~1u,.ic i' )omething )OU
can't \trb.llue. 11', tmaginat10n
1 here ure ccnam ba"" toob you
de' elop, a degree ol t~hmcal fuctht)
that )OU hrne to mu'<ter but the r~t
• • 1\ 1magmnuon .
"Those tool~ are .. ometh10g you
u'e to de' clop your O\\ n '>lyle. Once
you learn them and the pattern-; you
can ma~e with them you can mcor·
pomtc them anto vour -.ubcon~ctous
bemg and 'tart to lmptO\II,e . •·
O'Bumon 'aid he hke' the mtJ\.·
turt ol people in the jan en!>emble
"')orne are maJor,, !tome are non
maJor>. \\ r. 'e al'o got people at a
'Miet) ol ,lo,:ill levels Some are
prett) much be{llnne,... , others are
l:urh ud\':lncc:d.
·1 onh reall} require three
thmgs... 0 Bamon said. ..Fir,t, I
v.ant c\tf)bod~ to Jo,e being there.
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4 • ts Jazz
Second I v.ant them to want to
learn 1\nd thard. I wunt them to
Jearn .. o \\ell that '"e can perform
\\llhout ha\IOg to worr) about how
the~ 'rc do10g. That \\-8). we can
enjO\ OUl""Cht.'!l 3\ much 3\ the
aud1ence
I uedder, ">nad the jon ensemble
hu" performed an F1eld\ Dmmg
Room about I~ time\ thit., year
"l he) even played 1n the librar)
dunng hnal~ week fall tl!rm," he ,uid
"E!>~Cnt1alh. v.e'd hke to mnke them
mort acce,~t ble to get them out ol
E'an!> [ -\uduoraum] and mto plnce~
"here the\ 'rc more read1ly
J\1Uiable • The: ttt-crenm wtll be free and
thc.re '"II be a v. 1de 8'\<>0rtment of
na"or.. 10 add to lht pleasure~ ol
eatin(t Ice--cream mus1c v. til be
provtdtd b) tht LC Jll1l bond
If the Oregon ~pnng provade!)
an accompumment or nun. ace­
cream and JGU v.1ll be served an
Tamnrud.. Lounge
Moy Fete merrymak ing wtll
conunuc Fnda) MayS with a talent
~how. featunng many musu:al acts,
posstbly on act put together by
campu ~ restdent directors. and n
belly dancer
"l here arc some: rca II> good L(
arti,t~> ," ~atd Fendrrcb ~The hotte\t
group ts a couple of guy .. named
Murra\ and Oa"c who play 10 the
Ru,t) '\'all "
In medJeval England a Queen of
the Ma) wa' tradatlonally crowned ut the Sheraton Portland Hotel bo" government
the I loyd Center tlfect ,0cicty a
1 ht hand pln)ing nt the da 10 ~1a)'er He
will be Raanbuv. T1ckct~ arc ~~ehe,ed ~octet} 1
a' ailuble ut tht lnformntton Dcl charnctcnlcd b~
and tht door for S4 per couple TU -~k onl) plea
dunce w1ll begtn ut 9 p m .. uon.
The l c:w1' and Clark SpnngAn .. r ocqueVllh
Shov. al'o bcgtn~ the weekend llctpated 1 v or t
M.t) 5 and conunuc ~ unttl May 2l 611d. "but his~"'
C onclud1ng May Fete uctiVthn 10 (the) rna~~ me
on Sunday. Mny 7 will be a chan!- Mayer atd
pagne brunch I rom II a m to I p ll' petlally concern~
m held.., 0101ng Room Champa~ ding probabilitJ
\\til be ~crved toM udcnlS 21 and 0\a' sovtrnmen t cen(
at U cents a glus' in I hnyer D1n1r.1 "rhe prob
room from II u m. to 12.30 p n occupied Tocqu1
ldentt(itatton w11l be requtred "'~ the relation!
1 he o,pecull brunch ts reputcdL nauonal c.-enter t1
be Sngu\ bco,t bn:nklast of the )W Thu 1~ most deli
"1 ht~ wtll, undemably . godo11 Amenca today
a' one. of the mo•it valuable ace: .. When
meantnglul evenh 1n our other 1\u,:
docile lhc,," Fendnch sa1d • I
uistocracy they 1 O'Banton \aid the ensemble w1ll
tour local hash '>chool" u' well ns pin)
during Ma) 1-ete "It's \Uper ror the
ltd., to go out and get (jOme recogni­
tion .. he ..atd 'It gl\·e, them a 'en~e
of accomph,hment. ol pnde It
male.' them leel more lo,ed M May Fete days of yore: o~n we1ght tntc
ua.hz.atlon Cent
lbcn be correcte
b) a 't rong loel
Jour ea!>e, state 1
A \pectal one-week 1m
pro\'tsallon worhhop V..lll be con­
ducted b) Jill7 pmntst George Shear­
tog 10 JUI\ 'roy ,' Shakespeare ~ayer sa1d
t;arl ..Man's pre
Lueddc:r' 'laid that though he
want~ Jll1l to hove more attent 1on. he
doc' not v.ant I C to become tden­
t af1ed ~olely (or tt., J3l.1 program. "In
no v.ay do I want the 'chool of music
to be a~o he<.~vily 1denufied wuh jon
"' 'chool' lake Mt Hood [Com
munity) College or "'orth Texn'
tate •• he said
u\\c rc a part ol u liberal art\
college tnd it\ pan ol our rc!>pon­
'lbjlit\ to the fC\t of the \Chool to •
ha"c u more generallocu,, We have
a r~pom1bilit} to pre'lcnl a multt·
dimen-.ional concept of mustc."
"We don·r wunt to turn mto a
JiUl 'chool," O'Ban1on ... ud · We
need a balanced program Musac "
>Uch a large l1eld 1t cun't .til be
learned 10 a hlcllme. but you 'hould
-.till tr} to c:xpo~>e your,ctr to il!l many
areal> or It as PO\Stble
'''\ ou c.tn't really teach JUU
anyv. i.l\," he 'atd ") ou can teach
people 1 he tech meal "'""' they nc:cd
to perform at but the only wa)
to learn 11 1s to JUSt h!>ten hsten,
listen" • The following !~lOry came from
page one: of the May 5. 1950 ProMtr
Lo~: It C:'-pre,se!> the •mages of Moy
1-ete as u U\ed to be, not1n Med1eval
l ngla.nd, but ot Le"'l" und Clark
1 rad111on~ of merry old
Fngland. replete w1th the:
appearance of I ad} Franks. Wire
of the Brtll!>h omb~sador. wtll
rc:agn 'upremc on tbe greens ol
I ev.;i, and Clark dunng the 40th
annual \o1a} Fete todu) and
tomorro"
l .1pp1ng by honorane v. ill
lollo" cl;"' dl\mhs.tls at II :45
a.m. toda) Immediately
alter\\ard the Queen'!> luncheon
w1ll he held lor member\ of the
court, thc&r mothe~ and ~corts ,
v.uh u 'tudent lucheon to be .. crv­
cd on the lower campu~
l-oll. dnncmg under the d&rec·
uon of M r'> He)ter Turner and a
water polo g.1me between Stgma
Alpha S1gma and Kappa Pha
Alpha fraternltle:> v.11l highlight the
luncheon hour
\ band concert. darectcd b)
.John K R1churd~ . w1ll be held on
Communism: symposi11m topic
(vnnmud from pu~ c· I
Mit\ ulwa)5 been a well-pubh ci1ed and fairly well-auended event .~ said
Stenner. -but there he been a leeling on campu~ thntlb been an lA chque
thmg. and that not much attempt huto been made to in\'olve non-IA 'itudentl'i
or facuh) und stan. I thtnk 11' our m•un goal v.;.e want a!o mony people a' we
cun [drav. )."
Stenner and Chapm&Jn sa1d they behc:vc the !>tudent ~teenng commtttee
\\ill help promote !itUdent anvolvement "We thmk. a lot more about the
~tudcnt T> than the profc sor hu\e t1me to ., he ,u1d ~we're nght 10 w1th
students all the ume and v..c: c.tn get \tudent mput whcrea!> profts!\or' don't
huvc that opportunit)."
Student rcprc!icnt.uavc w1U partlctputc on di!ICU,!Iion panel lollowmg
eJch ~>pet•ch Spc.tker,. and l.tcult' rc:prc:.enutttVell will al!io ~it on each panel
.' ,.h lila, lacult) 11dvu;or to the symposium ince 11 begun, 1~ nn
wbhahC"til and '"" be rcplu..:c:d us stec:rtng ~.:ommt ttcc: superva~ or by Rithurd
1•eck. a~.:un~ cbntrman ol the 1,\ department .
Howard :.uttllhe value ol the t~)'mposiUm ts grentcst "when the tuple .tnd
people..., ho parttctp.ttc lh It nrc sulllcaentl) exciting .md current that 11 re.lll)
:)lt rae 111 :a udcnt mtereit. •
•·1 he mvol .. ement ol the t.tudenl~ \\Ill hn\'C ll ripple cllect
con .. er <ill~ln!i 1n the durm1 nnd the Tuul Ro\lm and people learn that wa),"
ltov.ard l'i:ttd .. II only the students m the department ol mtcrnntionutsrtaar:s
ore 10\0I\ed bccau~e lhc other people don't turn on to the topic rand don't
l:nov. who the spenkcr1 ure. lthml ~c gum len lhnn \\C v.ould otherv.i!ic ."•
• the Eo't terrace at I p m IU •
preliminary 10 the coronation
ccrcmon}
AI I 30 Queen-elect Shirl!:)
Bender wall be e~cortcd by PrCJI­
dent Morgan Odell to the plactol
coronation where Pnmc Mtnl.\tCJ
Bob Duncan will place the Jev.eled
crown upon her golden hair and
pre~en1 her w1th the ~cc:pter of he·
queendom ate Hearh wtll ~
ma,ter or ceremomes
r ollowmg her coronation
Queen Sh1rlcy I wall kntgln
laithlul racullv and fncnd' of the •
cullc~c:
Queen 'ihtrle~ and her coun
v. til be honored by ~pectaltl
o;;p.tnhh d.tncc numben. b\ Bttt)
(,ordon the Maypole dance o!
~1gma Rho 'oront) and .. ong\ b)
the men·, glee club and quartet
In the: trad1t1onul setttng ol
the lour while Greek ptllo.r-. dnd
the huge '1lver crown hang1nJ
overhead. the annual Ma)
Queen\ Bull w11l be presented
tomorrow mghl 10 the cumpu1
gym f-ormal dre.'' and Oowe~ arc
10 order
\\ and10g blue crepe paper
haghhghted with ptnk ~pothghb
will form the ce1hng under v.h1ch
the queen and her court v. ill be
pre,ented 10 the tradtuonal
proce,~ionul whach " ~cheduled 10
hc:gm ,Jt I 0 p m The I oyer ol tht
g) m wall b~ decor .ttcd v. Hh p1nl
l>op\Hlod blo!'I'>Om' and the u~ual
candd.1br.t hangangt rom the cct~ .
10£
In the ullcrnoon, the Le\\11
.tnd C 1.11!,; b.t,eb.lll team will met\
\' .tnpnr1 an .1 g1unc on J·a~her tieiJ
A Sh.1kc,pct11 can dr.101a ''K1n1
I c.ar ... under the direction ol
r\rthur ("nc Gr.tv, \\111 clima\ the •
d.l) ·,. pageant r) tn o~n 8: '0 pc:rfo1·
rn.uu:c an the campu' thcntc:r '
0 and A
What do you want to know
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P1oneor Log. Box 21 Tony
ll~a Gro~nlng
Pionur In~ t ntull
I once a~k
~ood wnter He
)~itched b1-. gil
read. read, thinl
That's all there
Well, I've I
'1\cch and thou
me :t' a prole-.
'1\nllng thi' art·
Pcrh<tp' it
here. that hew
da~ .. 1omorro~
)Cholarly ad\ 1d
lon}Wa'l
lecture~ on htct
he:" or!.ed at ~I
I he Sp1der ~ t:t
lhert \ no U'ie 1
pubh,hcd. he'd 1
to \orth\\C!SlC:tl
"Sht \\a' a lovel
but \he lo~l a lo(
filmuu!> nov. -.o
Whether an
~nd ron) \\ i.l\
go on about h11
Arnold C.tngnc~
told me once
Bogart came 11
defunc 1 hagh-<:1 ~
Ea\1 coa\t B.td
'''"' terner on u "hlle ~he Wfl
' II would
end ol t h~: len'
other \!nd. H u
lecp cool M) r
that
It wa,n'l j\
he talked ubou1
ltsonunt vo1ce'
or talmg ,, rou
mak10g II \OUO<
1 ltr / .. on Stml(
forwurd' and e
}our head in re
He ~.ould
l'umt't r l .. og, tiff Pirntrtr I ox. ;lp
'""/ 17. Jy~r ~s de Tocqueville
a way to play Th orist fi
o rergn U\cr the Mnytng lc 11\illel e oresaw present
Whale I e~t~ nnd Char~.'s 1 Pa,ld Powell mal" ~ociety. However, unlike
·etc dllC\ nnt tnclude the c Oftht I'IMrrr 1 oa
tl a quc~·n there are pl:ua to nan:~ ..
RtH'~ 11: f·.acully Member und 1'1
) ~1cmhcr ol the 'car.
1\nut her ('U tom ol
·ngliand's Ma) Ouy \\II 11 uu;u
troung the M.t)polt. I he
'>ho \:otlled lhc mnypolt -MI
dok'' prutc!>lcd II!.(Utn\1 Cmrc:cn·
~hu u'ed to"leupc nnd diluncc1u
lcathen did."
ln un cflorl to provadc •tudrr·
chunct to "I cape; .md duun,e .n ll.J
teathen dtd ' the Muy Fete: fottrJ!
lance '>'all be held 'aturduv, .......
,t the ~heruton-Portlund Hottl 11
he I loyd <.enter
The hand playang ilt the da~
nil bt R.un bo"' T ackel\ are na.
\3ilnblc. at thli! lnformuuon [~1
nd the door for S4 per couple Jh
lanct wall bcg~n at 9 p m
1 he I ew1' and Clark Spnns
iho"' al\o beg1n., the weekend
(fay 5 and <;Ontanue' unttl May 2'
C oncludmg May Fete Uctl\lllel
1n Sunda)', May 7 will be a ch1~
•ngne brunch from II n m to 1 p r.o
n Fselds D1ntng Room. ChnmpaJk
"'" be ~crvc:d to~~ udents 2 I and o1a
t 35 cent' .1 glus~ sn thayer Otme1
oom from I I a m. to I 2 30 p.r::
denuficauon wall be rcqum:d
The 'pectal brunch i!> reputed!
IC Sagn\ best breakfast of the )tar
"Tha'> Will, undentably. go do•1
• one of the mo,t valuable il~
1eanangf ul e~,;enl\ an our other 'ollie
ocalc II"~·~ 1-cndnch -.md
ys of yore:
kespeare
the Ea-.t terrace at I p. m ill •
prehmanury to the corona11o1
cercmon)
At I 30 Queen-elect ShnlC}
Bender will be ~cortc:d by Pre\J·
dent Morgan Odell to the plact ol
coronauon, where Pnme MtntstCt
Bob Duncun will place the JC\\oelcd
crown upon her golden hasr and
present her "'nh 1 he )Cepter of hn
queendom 'late Heath wall bt
rna .. ter of ceremome ....
1-ollowtng her coronaUOI\
Queen harle~ I wall kmsht
fanhlul lacult\ .Jnd friend~ of the •
college
Queen ~harle\ and her coun "''II be honored by )pC!CIIII)
pant!>h dance numbcl"'. b) Bell}
Gordon the Maypolt dunce d
!->tgma Rho 'oronty and .. ong' b)
lhe men\ glee club Jnd qunnct
In the traduaonnl seuang rJ
•he four wh1tc Greek pallan Jnd
lhc huge -.alver crown hnngJR'
overhead, the annual Ma)
Queen·... Ball walt be pre,entcd
tomorrow naght an the campu'
gym Formal dre'' und flowel"'..trc
In order.
Wandtng blue crepe p.1pct
tghhghted wuh pank spothghl!
~II lorm the ce1hng under wh~e~
the queen lind her court wsll be
pre,ented in the tr.Jdlliol\jl
procnsional "'hich j, '>Chcduled to
gin at 10 p.m. The Ioyer ol the
:m "ill be decorated "11 h ptn\
)ogwood bJo,)Om5 .tnd the u~UJI
mdelnhrn han gang I rom the wl
ng.
In the .sftcrnoon the I e\IU
d lh.ar~ ba-.cball team "ill mcd
'unpon tn ,, g.tme on Fl\hcr held
Shakc,pcarcun dramu, .. Ktnf
ea 1 , .. under t ht du cct a on ol
r Coc G ra\ wall chmu \ the
'~o pll~c<tntr} sn an M.JO pc:rtor·
•n the carnpU\ thcater •
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PIOIIl't'f I.JJg, .,,, 17. J.P Muyer, the world'" leadtng
authvrity on polatacal theoretscmn
Ale,i• de l ocquev•llc: told il lewt~
and Clnrk uud1ence hnt week chul
the f·rcnch o;tutuman untlctputcd
·l·orrcctly the (current) danger\ of .a
''"'" socscty" over 100 yean ago.
Mnyc:r wn ... mvitcd to the college
.. , the unnunl Throckmorton
Mc:monul I ecturcr
1 otqueville, who travelled
through the Untted Stat~ an the
1820, mve,tagated the Amencan
Jcr.tl 'trutture an depth and could see
bo" government und tbe Jaw would
1f(ect ~ocaety II'> a whole, accordang
to Mn)cr He said TocqueVllle
behe\ed :.ocu:ty would eventuaJiy be
charac:tcnled by mdaviduab who
·#~ onl~ plea\Ure and sausfac
uon. ~
.. T ocquc:Vllle could not have an
ttcspatcd 1 V or the c1nema." Mayer
\3td, Mhut ha~ a'iseruons easaly apply
to (the) mass med1a of today "
Mayer satd T ocquc:Vllle was es­
pec1nll)' concerned Wllh the impen­
ding probab1li ty nnd dangers of
JO\'ernment centrnlizauon .
M rhe problem which pre•
occupied Tocquevtlle," said Mayer,
"U the relattom.hip of a state or
~tsonnl center to local community
Th" 1s mo!lt definitely a problem an
,\mcnca today.
··when people deuroy
uistocracy the) are \hghted by thetr
o\\'n wcaght snto go\oernment cen­
ttahJ .. Itlon Centrahza taon can only
then be corrected and constructtve
by a \trong local. n~gtonal , or. an
)our ca,e. ~tate government "
Ma\er ~1d ToequeVJLie shared
K.srl Mar:-<'" pre-occupatton wnh a
I l\11 (,roening
P!onur I Clj! l ntttt•lnmtnt Editor Man. "'ho Wl" 12 year J oc-
quevill!'' JUntor the french
Miltcsmnn aw ltttle vahdat)' an
ptllittcaJ UIOJ1111'1
"Mar' taught thnt tht growang
power or centr.Liuat1on of the ~late
wsll m.akc .all men equal " Moyer
Uld '!Jut f ocqUtVIll!' aw dungers
tn .t c.:entmhtcd government 1\ socae­
ty ba~ed on equality lor tn~wncc ,
muy not bt free fhe!Je dangera have
to ~curbed·
Mny!'r 'atd J ocquevalle was
neither hber.JI nor con,ervuttve. but
Wll'~ C\•enttnlh an nnaly1t. who "can­
nut an .. "'er the quc:~tion'l of today
we mu't " T ocquevillc. 'vi oyer add­
ed. ·can help us with the lund of
que,uon' to a\k, whach may be more
amport.lnt .tnyway."
Prole5:.or Mayer Ill eduor-in­
chief of I ocquev1lle\ complete
"ork!> and darector of the Toe·
quevalle Reo,earch (enter at the Un­
IVer .. aty of Readantt Fngland where
he hth been n professor ~mce 1967
I wenty-two volumes of Toc­
quevtlle's work\ hnve already been
publi!>hed by Galltmard Press in
Parh.
Mayer '"currently worktng on a
sene' of artacles for the N~w York
Tw"f ,'tlloKo::in~ and has recently
'lpoken at Harvard Unavemty
In an sntervaew wath the P,onur
Lug Mayer saad h•~ tnterest tn Toc­
quevalle lint began an I 938, "when I
asked my,el( ho"' a nate Jake Ger­
many could evolve anto .t dtc­
taiOT\hap I found a parallel tn the
1848 upmmg in France
MJ knew the work of Marx but
a'lked who el~e had ~tudted at
1 ocquevtllc I wrote a book an 1939
about focquevalle and was asked by
Perspective
I once a!>lo..ed rony O~troff hO\\ you get to be a
&ood writer. He laughed. puffed on hts empty ptpe and
," ttched hi, gla,-.~ He told me My ou gottn read
read, read, thtnk, thmk think and \\onte. wnte, wme
That' ull there is to it ~
\\'ell, I've read n lot about him an the pa .. t (e"'
-.cd:s 11nd thought even more about ho"' he u(fected
mt :. .. a prof~,or . But it ha:.n't helped me much in
IHtlmg tha' artacle about him.
Perhap' at i~o jU'it too hurd to bche\e that he'" not
here, that he \\ on't be WC:cll ing hilo f ") (hot outfit an
cJa,, tomorro"' or that he won't be handmg out
Khol.uly ;ad\'ICe and 'ugarle,., gum 10 ha' olhce
• --
• Galltmard to edtt ull ofTocquevtllc'\
work."
Mayer \atd Bntatn has more
·•freedom" than the Unated 5wtes
because, to T oc:queville's rea5omng.
11 ha' a •Monger local go.,ernment .
Ma)er however, ..asd there ss an
increasing new Interest an local
government an the Unned State:~
In addtllon to .J colorful career
as a ha.stonan. profe5)0r and Bnttsh
antelhgcnce .Jgent tn World War II,
Mayer ha'> been exten~tvely mvolved
an film~. doang research 10 film psy
chology and wntmg the Socrulogl · of
I ony was ut htli best "'hen he would 'trll) from
lecture~ on ltterarv propnetv and tell \lone' of when
ht 11.ort..~: d .u 'BC or when he used to pluv the pauno at
the \ptder Web Inn tn Mtehtgnn Alter he'd tell me
there\ no u'c-sn wallang to become r.smous and or
pubh,hed he'd talk about Clom l eachman, who went
to Northwc-.te rn Univtrsatv at the same tame he du.l
·she wa' ..t lovel} young thtng and ;tn e:<cc.:ellent actre'
hut ~he IO'>t a lot ofttme b}-waatang "he :.<ud "But 'he\
ro~moU\ nO\~ '>0 I .. uppO!>C that's all that count'\ ..
\\ hether in a Bnush. RUI''l>ian or French accent
and Ton) wa.-. quate adept at all ol them he would
go on about ha<; e:'<penences wath (Jordon Lt'lch and
\rnold C.1ngric.:h. puc;t edno'"' of t:..fqurrr maga11ne He
told me om;c that l aurcn Bncall and Humphre )
Bogart came mto Abercrombae Jnd Fatch. a no"'
ddun(.t hitzh-clab dcpanmcnt -.tore .. tattooed on the
f .1\1 con\t. Bac.all had "a yapptng. runn) -eyed little
nil) terner on one arm and asked Humphrey to hold
II 11.hile \ht: went (0 look Ql 10mcthtng,"' fon)' 'Uid make vou thin!.; he unde~tood I S Ehot in,•de and
'lt would hn~,;e made the be-.t photograph on one
rnd ol the leash a screamang, rat-hke dog. and on the
other end, Humphre y Bogurt. tf) rntr ht~> damndest to
keep cool. My re,,pect tor htm gre\\ trcmcndou'ily .1tter
that
It wa,n't JU!>t what Ton> talk.ed about but ho\\
he tall.cd about 11 He had one ot the deepe~t. most
tc on.tnt vou;e' onthtll campU!. lh~ vt>1cc: WU'i capublc
or tulmg a rough draft of some ,tudent's pro"e and
malang at 'uund hkc a hternry cltt' 11:. He could recite
1/r, I U\'' Son~ af J ·ll{ud Prufrod .. huek'>'>Hd' and
lorwnrdo; and e~,;ery umc he dad you wonted to bow
your he.1d an re,pect
lie could dematenalue a lighted cigarette or
l'iQti('C'f I UR. Aprtl 2 7. 19711 •
out. He \\OUid come to cltu' on \tonda)~ talking
about h.1ng ghding olt Cape lr..1'>'andu or 'hootsng rat'
with .. 88 gun in ht~> b.lm He \\oUid remember back
when droppmg ac1d wa-. the latest thmg on the
llm\er: uy ol Ca.Jafomia at Berlo..eley campu,, and he
"'ould dream about taKing a.n over:~e~ trip to Tahiti
through the Engli)h department l>O 'tudenh could
\Hate poet() and talc picture~ whtle he would cuba
dive.
fonv liked to give advtc:e, whether over a beer nt
the Buf1.1lo 0up I uvcrn or JU~t pu"antt by on the path
lie had 'tudent ;tdmtrer... some 'cerci .md ~orne not 'o
'c:cret. ·\nd tn ,, lime when It o;eem., populur tor .. orne
prolc~"or' to put do'>' n the school and the tudenh,
lc\n) w." 'upportave and po<~tttve He ju~t \\anted
thanf.' to "'orl out well tor anyone who dc~ened tt.
1 on\' .tt~o u~ed to ''U~ that when ~ou were
hu\ lnt: u n:all~ hurd time wratmg about 'omething lind
gc:nans 11 to 'ound ju'>t right. m.tybe yuu .. hould 'top
tor .1 bit and put '>'Pace bet"'cen yourself 11nd the
UbJCCI, £.,pcdall} if the ~UbjeCt i painful.
I don't kno\'. Maybe I need orne more pa\:e
I on) would understand. • Jogging trail attracts
the health conscious
Though the new SwediSh jogging
tra11 .von t be completed until November.
students are already trying to break the
world JOggmg record (Aots-o'-ruck).
Some people have even branched off
onto other oaths. pantang down to
Burhngame or off to Tryon Creek State
Park.
Who but a JOgger would wake up at
6:45 a m ju~t to test out a new pair of
runntng shoes?
Ftlm
~In a free. democratic society.
you will ftnd a Je.,ehng of taste. a los'
of ta~te Thill is what Tocqueville
sa ad If .truck me. so 1 nud1ed film~ ...
Mayer ~id
M;~yer ...ard he is concerned with
the dechne of "'qualny" entena.m­
mentan \menC<l. In a luncheon after
the IC(.ture. Mayer asked LC
tudent what their tmpr~ton~ were
ol the effecb shows )Ueh as Ko,ok and Stonl..t and Huuh ha"'C on
SOC: let)'.
.. 1 can't help but thmk that these
t)pCS o( violent ShOW'> have an 3CUIC
eflect on young vicwe~" Mayer
sa1d. Mit bothef) me."
When asked about hn. role as
the world's leadang ttuthonty on
T ocqucli11le. ~ayer rephed, -1 must
admat, .tl 11m~ I lind It a nut<anc:e.
But r ... e enjo~ed myself here. There's
an alennt$s, a livelines~ here.-
S••rnmer tenns offer dive •
f-rom Jan to modern Japan to
film an Amenca-thosc are a te"' ol
the otrcnngs dunng lewis and
Clark' 'ummer se!> .. ton
Cour!lc' are d~tgned for un­
dergraduate"~ graduate ~cudcnt~.
teacher'. member' oft he communtt)
und ha~h c.:hool 'tudents snterc,ted
10 an earl) ta,te ot college.
J he progrnm "'ill bee diVlded
an to two term-. of four weelc'\. Fif)t
term "'ill run I rom June 19 lhrou~
.lui\ 14. and o;econd term trom Juh . .
I"' thr 1u~h UI!!U~I II
~c\cral ne"' lc.1tures will be tn·
corpc>r.Jted an thl') )ear·· ummer
~ 1on ,\ catalog-the ·sag Llttle
!\ummcr S~tons.. boo._ utters
rcgt,tnallon b~ mall and earl) m­
pcr on rega~trutaon, at also contaan
anlormutton on tU1t1un and fees, deadhnc: date , .tnd cour c d~np­
taon!\
There wtll uh.o be n traditional
rc:ga.,trallon :>~aon June 16.
Student ma) ohta1n u c-.Jtalog b)
c.:.Jihng the summer SCS'ItOn stntf or
b) toppsng ut the summer cssion
ortic.e for a cop).
In addauon tO ummer s<sston"·
regul.tr <lttcnn~ from the IS
aC'adcmac depanment~. there"''" be:
~e,crnl pcc1.1l cour ~-
1 he 1ummc:r months are tdcal
for otfc:nng out-af-the-ordtnacy
oours~. •ttd ad Eder. ummer
s~ton dtrcC'tor -fhc summer
lend 11 ell to c penmentang.- he
:mJ. llu:~c: -spccull pro8fums­
cour C"i tnkc athnntagc: ol the ttme
fle:\lblht\, 5Umm!'r \\e,llhcr (for field
Commu~tl on pagr
yWong
ou thatall
ese od doesn't
taste alike. LetJo
rove to
He ought ro kno"· He h.a~ gro"n up \\ith Chinese cooking
••• and 1\peOI O\cr !0 }C.lD in the roraunnt bu,in~. Johnn ·
\\hng persoJUih 'upen'ko c"ef) dun~: from the choice of
rKipcs to the ~le<rion uf h-esh in~icn~ .tail ·• All of bu
entrees uc cooked tu order.
\'ou'll find:. co:y b..r. banquet
faciliti~ :lllJ food·t\l-1."), too.
johnn~ is in hi, ~taun.m
aoouc I .. hours a da ·. But even
it he i.,n't the.l't' to greet 'ou and
\uur f:.mth, ~ou can bet he "iU
have ~n h) it that wur Can·
hlO~ Jining achentul't' t, be ..
h•nJ ..:umpal't'!
Johnny Wong's
R~c.aunnc :.tnJ Loui\K~
t:hinrse 1.1nJ Ameri .. -:an food
7601 ,,\\'. Badlur BhJ.
Phon" ~ .. ,.:: .. 79
5 I
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I 0Qinion -----------------------------------------------
More icredible' credits
Tht' collcgt doe« not hn\ r: ~nt'ush gcrn:ml
n:quncmC'nt\ ,
llo,,c,cr, '"mrsc~ 'hould not be nddcd l<l ·' 'tudcnt'
nc~._.lr\ J,l,\d unlc-..; the~ \c!tVC U f'lfUCIIC .-nl J'IUfl't\\C
I he\ h•lUid not be tllc~cd l'n ju\t tu mul..c I CWI' nnd
C'lar ~ ll'lol.. more .. mngent to rro,pecm ·c Ire hmcn nnd
l1t.uJuatc , .. hool\ I he\ ,hould not b< added to putt ( on
.t p.u \\ith 1hc demand' ot Hurvnrd \lnt\Cr"lt\ or
"tantord
1 he tncnlh .,tudent curm ulum commattcc hn11. •
pn'~J'l'U'd ~orne .tdditionnl requaremcnh "htch "ould be
bcnclil.'utl to ,tudent' ll adopted. th<''c (;hansc' would
not tspph to Mudent no\\ auendtnl' L (
\lntl.lnunatcl , the comnutt« 'etrn\ to hn\'C litl.cn
the \lC" thltt tudent' nt tht' college need mort senernl
l. no"~~~ of the total curriculum. "hcther that
L:no'' led e ~~ of n pracllcJtl, u'elul nature or not.
\\'hcr~a' n threc..::redtt requ1~mcnt1n the ,nl.'iolog)
and culture \\-Ould ghe 'tudent ;a bm<'flnal
unde~tandmg ''I h1 to f), philo,orh\ or literature ol the
"('lrld. nn nJdauonnl math reqUtrcmcnt "uuld be not hang
mMc than n '\tuih 10 ho" to m.a~e chool puinlul In
talkms \\lth prole. ~wnal people out,tdt tht colltge. -y,e
h '~ ht'cn told that math beyond th~ rtmc:daal Je\el ''
u ctul onh to nrch•tech, contruclo~ . math tenchc:rs nnd
the hl..c:
If o math requtrtment t!> to be uJded to the: St"ncrul
tud1c~ plan. u )hould ~ont('ntr.llc on arcu" !oiUCh us
checJ.:b c.Hlk hoaiJm·mg or 11guring out u tn lorm. II
ihnu/J nc1t concenlr:ttc: on ab\truct muth, ulscbru,
£t'(lmc:t n or ealculuo;.
Ju,i hcc:tu'c a tudem tl>n't htmiliar "ith rtlgcbro
doc n't mean he will ne\er be 'uc~~;.ful tn JOUrnnli~m .
,culpllng. I heater. poht1c.d Clcncc, psycholo{l) ,
ht lor •
la~e the proro~ed contemporary i"'!>ue'
re-quirtmcnt . an addttional 'ection ol nutural 'cicncc:
c·ould help 1\tudcnts relate the \"UIU~ ol u hbcral <An~
educauon to" hat"" rt:ld or hear in the ne\\ dail\'. The
rontcmporaf) j..,,uc~ requirement "ould offer
10\trucuon an \\omen in cro~l>-culturol pc:n.pccll\e\
communll) ps~chology and environmental tudie.' \\ e
hope more cou~~ "-111 b< oflcrcd in area' \UCh n' c:ncrg)
producuon and con.,umption. and pt'~onal health 11 u
naturnl ~1en~ rcqui~mcn1 j,. in!lltatutcd
\\'hat non-mojo~ don't "'~d " JU>~t another
Cheml\lf\ COUI"oC, • .. ,\ hhcral nrh education ought to hove a broad
b.tcl..ground lhnt \lJOd$ bchmd .t.S U [oundataon tor R
spt'cmlt ... r>a,,d \u\,JfJe tt \OCialedean ol faculty, told
the P1onur l.u,;. Ja,l weel.
What mu"t be kept in mind, ho~e~er.•• thul general
or ah,trnct couf'-e~ don't help u per on tn hie 'o much a\
a more practical coune "ill: molt I tudent' won't ftnd
practacal applic::ttton of the1r ~tudae5. 10 general btologv
ror 10~1nnce :s~ much a they might U)e a knowlcdtte of
en,uonmcnutl baolo8).
Some ~tudentr. "'ho tranAfer trom LC. hnd thai mDn)
ol thear course crcdm will not be dcc:eplt'd b) other
ct,Jiegn: the} are "too ab trnct "
We l>UJ'J'UM 1he general 1deas ol a hbcral ans
~uattton or "e "'ould not be here. What we cannot
supron.though. arc requarcmc:nt~ made so general as to
lca\'e u J')Crlon \\llh knowledge tor "htch he C".tn lind no
prucucal npphcuuon tn the real "orld.
l'here':. an old · av1ng 1tbout :.orne siUdents bean~
"O\'Cr&Chooled and undc:rt'ducnted.'' We hope lhe
cumculum committee will nut allo"' 1hn1 to hnppcn
here: •
Will LC call it quits?
1 bu. \c:tr'l!i mmonty rei:ruitment prollrum could
CCIIlupM.' 11 the collc(lc doc~ not ID~c on the proJeC:I at~ell
r~o l C" 15 and Clurk .studenl5 tool 11 trip to Son
h»netsco l.til l>cccmber 10 an dtort to recruit qualiOed
manon1~ tudcnts to thirt college. llle~ contacted ap­
prOAimalelv 60 h1Kh )Chooland JUntor college atudent11 at ,e,cn ,chool' in tht Bn) area. and other' an l o' \ngele ~
"One thang thts llchool need' " the anpul of
men can mtnotttle\ ," 'enaor Randv Ma,sengule told the
1'1onta ~~~ "hen he returned to Portland "Some
people ha• e a phot'ua. thnt 11 you get mtnonllc' the
quaht\ of c:duc'.llton 1s gomg to go down
"But to be uccc,,ful you hove to get nlon(l "tlh ull
kand' ol pc:nrle 8) not creating o stenle utmo),phere.
you'rt helrin$ e'er) ~tudent "
Mu"c:nsah: and 'tudenh Ourrvl Robcn~ und l arry
1 c:" '" -wtd the college wo), no1 makmg a ~lgmfica nl dl ort
to bnnp mmont} tudents here The three were ~1\en
$450 b) 1he c;ollege thcrelore. to dtl It them\clve'l
Pro1.1rum' ol that kind are \lnl) ~uccC!'!!I ful when
mmonue~ go out and rcc:n111 other rn1nonttt1
tht"mM:I\'c:~ . \3td Dean ol tudcnb D1ck '>orcn~on in
JunUUI'}
"We had the 'arne kind ot thang at Mas"luchu~m
ln~tttulc lll lechnolog~ [at ~ htch oren,on tou{lht
bel ore comm~ to 1 q \\ c put 'levcml mmonlle' on the
road to 1aH.: to manonty -.tudents und It WU)> <;UC:et,'lful "
1 e\\1' al'o ~atd he "ould hle 10 '« more 'tudent
recruate~ .
But "hat happen~ ne~t year a her Mno,,cngale and
Rubert graduate '! LewaN will be too buc:) a~ student
bod) prt"l-idenl 10 C'.trf) the recrutllng loud b) h1macll
Sophomore Gal") Jimenet another tntcre,ted tu
dent "ho i~ no" \\-Orl.ing on the mtnontv recrultmenl
tS\Ut tor the ~tudc:nt 'enate wall also be leaving.
\\c bring up the que~uon of next yc.tr at thl\ ume
b<c.lU\C the LC \dm''"on!> Olhc;c mU$1 .. oon plun how 11
wtll c:u n· on "'hert' L e" •~ Ma .. !lengale and Robcnocleft
ull. r ht \dma .. Monll Office currently make$ no peetflc
eflorh to hnd ljUahhc:d mmomy upplicunt.,
• fhe c;ullegc ha' und ~hould mn!Le a reu,onuble
c:llor11o brtlll! tn quuhfu:d tudcnt' from ull walk' 1>lltfe.
both Amc:ncun \ut:lely and other culturell." satd
llelmulh Bckow1e!>, darc:ctor of ndmMtOn!i, 1 hrcc month~
ago
The ,\dma'IMon' OH1ce hould lotio\\ th own
director'' bchel and plan for mmonty rccrunmcnl m the
luturc II the college reall) do~ believe m the program, II
~hould .ho-y, that bclitl b) do10~ the worl. thclf next
year. •
To the Editor
Not ancient Greeks
I lctlthat 1 mull rc:.pond to the
art•cle JHIIltcd m the April 20 1r.suc:
re~rdiOE lr tlctnall~ .
It '' m) leehng that the ortacle
-y,n one-ildcd and totu:llv unlaar A~ •
for Sand\ Mormon' s 11atemcnt,
"U•dn'tthe '60' leach Ul ·lfl)thtnH!,"
I "ould ltkc 10 knn"' bo~ old
aflphomore Sand) Morra-.on "• and
ho~ old he waa. an the lntco '60s. I, lor
one, \\lt) 17 m I 9ft9. I h\~d through
the f ht-.:agu Kwh. und all the rcst
thnl huppcncd during that llme II
\\C le;uncd ttnylh•ng. 11" ••he need
fot tugct h~r nei• Jand hrul hcrhuod
• rutermlaeiolter thn ctwodcmcnta
nmong olher than~
1 rue. I he Grceb arc ·• .. dymg
breed."' butt be) 're not dead unttl the
6 lat~t man t\ gone. M.l) thut never
happen
f ub 1 Padxt'll
.kniur
Franks-the elite
We .trc .... wing tht\ lc:tler in
rtjpon e to lhc arlidc: pubh hed in
the Apnl 20 t'thlion or the Planar
I og, deshng With rratcrntllc~ here .At
J(~
We .ue a •mull lr11ternit) here
on '-•mpus Our name I\ • ran~ Pht
I ranl We \\ant to start out b)
•:•) mg we hlr:cd the article ,\ctutall)
here nt hanl Phi 1-ranl "-C huvc no
need to "bu) .. our fracnd5 fhey
come to u• 1 ~c don't char gc due )
\\'c tdmll to bttng a fr.atcrnil).
thtli •• true ure \\t' hu\e our club
"'V«'•· •uc;h n• wecldy "Mighty Mon JamJ · But Frank Ph1 l·runla'>
more than tht,, we're ont •· r~tnk
helpanf another
We do Jllo\\ .3.4 'tudcnl' m
thev'rc human. too Here ,,, f.rnnt.. •
Phi f'rnnl grades ltrcn't amport11n1
.u lon~ a~o you ~:an pluy kazoo ~tnd
an't other tranJlc or apedatulur
Ma~ht:; Man Jom paraphennlin,
you're accepted You don't even
need to own J cun\erttbh:, pluy
lenni" or soul.: tn 1ud11
We're con~;l·rned wtth the
''neut" pt:ople on the other ''de of
campui, I0\1 Mnnv lr.tletnlttrs
boa~t .tn clni!lt po itton here un
cnmpu!>, hut tlu 111 lal•e.
Wr ure thr clito. we ure the
l~r.tnh
Jmr "J runJ. · Omcw
.\uphn11Wt1' ) I HEAR
~T HUMANS ARE
KNONN (CUO< .. GJCK) 10
s..AlX*fER -rnEIR
ONN K\ND, 100 .
Financial aid cheaters at LC
-pitiful excuses for students
( ulb\ '-lchmltt
Of lhf' Plon«t I 01
I tw. '" uddre~sed to John the
fannnca;tlh Independent Lew!\ and
C lurk 'ltudcnt who own\ htll own
bu~~tnc''· mude over S I 00,000 tn
1977 alone:. und recci\ ed over SS.OOO
an fmuncaul •ud
I ht\ '' also addre.'l~ed 10 Jnkc.
who work!> part-ttme JOb~ whtch pny
lhm ~4.000 a yenr (along wtth God
!.now' what other $Ourc:e~ ol an·
come). cheat\ on htb mc:ome taxes,
and get' S4 500 10 finnnc:1al :ud 10
boot
Who tn the hell do you lhmk
you ore'' J u'' where do you thml. the
money pllld to you 10 finnncanl ntd
come' from'' lt t!> hard enough ror
man' l ( !IIUdenl\ to even pa) thetr
own luttton but now they hove to
pa) lor 1'011 too'
(vet) bod) ulreud) know\ the
lin..tnca.tl aad w~tem tll not perfect
lll'\ run by humnn betn~. tsn't 11.,)
And tinunctal <lid my fnend!l, j., pard
for b\ 'il udent tUIIIOO\.
Huvc either of you ever given
nn) thought to JU'It who '" bemg
rtppcd on when you cheat In order to
get f1nuncml atd'? You nrc not rob·
b10g the ndmmastro t1on With your
cute anllc'l Neather nrc you putung
tlnythanp o\ cr on tho11e who con·
tnbute money to the college You
nrc tnltead, taktng mone>• lrom
)'OUt /t'/101~ \llldt'III.S 1
And I'll b<t you do 11 all wuhoul
c\-en batting an cyel~h"
1 he woN pan about 11 all ir.
thut neather of you nced11 hnnnc1al
.ud Behc\-'e 11 or not. though. 11omc
I C tudcnh despcrutel>- need it
I or \OU the money do~n'l even
.1moun1 to an .tftcnhought, doc!l ,,.,
l 'upposc there •~ ~ott of a
romantic nppeul to wh1tt you ure
doang You m1gh1 th1nl of
your,elve- .1~ ,, patrol Robm Hood\
~ ho ore tukrng from the nch tn order
10 8l"t to the poor (yot.rr!lelve'l) 13ut
then, not muny ~•uderm have c.on-
tdered ho\\ nch you 111!lU11lly nrc.
;JOd lhnt m robbtn(l from I C
ludt:nt' )'UU arc re.11l) robbrng from
thOl>t' ~ ho arc m lur greater need ol
lund' than either of you So whul
you arc: doantz lt. tu .. tns (rum tbe poor
to ~1\c to I he rach1 8) the way. hu'c
e1ther ol ytlU e\'et 'on tdered .aluturc
an l.(o\c:rnmc:nt worl..''
Jusl lor mY own tnformuuon. • I'd lilo:e to ~no\\ hov. your ftnunctUI .ud monc\ '' actuall) 'I pent I alread)
kno" "hat you rc: wppoftd to do
"'ith 11 l ''''o l..no" what I'd like lo
u/1 l'CJIJ l(l do With It But, JU~t rot
laugh' let\ hear what your fmanc:11l
n1d really ttoe' for
I >oe' 11 hnonet ne\\ cut\?
Or do you usc 11 to thro" btl
pnn•c'.,
"'enously now. how nu1n) gold·
dilt8er' wtll ftve thou1und bucks bU)'
you''
fhe only thmg thnl 111 mort
ptttful thon you two cheatmg fcllo"
<~tudent' JU!II 10 order to gel 'lome
c~tnt buck.~'' the luct that there arc
~o man\ I { 1tudent~ out there who
don'1 !ltvt 11 d.tmn that you're dotnJ
"' John I don 1 know who you
ac:ttmll) arc: but I \\ould hke to med
you omettme \ ou urc truly a rant)!
One often hean about people who
don't cure: .about other' but 11 .,
dnmned unu .. ualto ~ee 'omc:one who
rc•allt doc~n t c.ue .tbout anyone
( UIIIIIIUt"c/ 011 pllgt i
Clarification
An .trtacle HI lo~l wed.\
Pwmw I c1R wo' .;hghtl~ nll\•
lc.tdtn~ When we :>utd.
·• Peut 1nn' wtll bt carculutcd on
c;arnpu' dcm.tndang the
Wtthdr.Jwl ol flnunciniiiUcrc:.t
I C\\1~ o.~nd Uilr~ hu' an \uuth
\f rtc..1 al fthuted compnna~ ...
\\c '~ere druwtnf .tn tmpropc:r
cunchhlon
A c'phuncd to '" Iuter,
I he intent ol the pclltton \\U' to
'"'d' the I { tn\c tmcnt lor
1!CIICI"oll re<t,OII\, It \\a\ OOI
nccc,,artl) the: mtcnt ol
peltlloner, Ill dl\tovcr .tn' rn·
terc:'" I ( m1ght hove 1n .m
up.uthc1d ''~tern
1 he: cdllur apolog11c:" to
lhc pctlllllllcr' fur .. uch .1
'pcctllc 1111 c: tc 'It c
Wrong speaker
I here w a' u 'erto\1\ m••­
IUI.I.' hae.t wcc.•k whtch tht
Pwnn•r l.r.1g mu 1 correct
In the: story ··1 r.al"rntllc:,at
I.e'"" .md Clurt.;: 1 he \\h}' .tnd
where! uri.'~." ,, 4uotc: WUii Ut·
trtbuted tu lre,tunlln Jill Mc­
Murdte, though 'he did not
mn~e the: tulcmcnt •
P11mur I og • .-lpr1/ !1. 1978 pagans m~
In hgh1 ul
,l\fhlpmcn t~. lleel ic
p!J•n 1 he molt vc:s
~1nd the r..,gnn Rc
;:tnl
~ml the Pu8•
1tmcnl '"" IO!IJ'llt
;o1tr•IC' o\ cr the I ur
:JII J·cllowshlp and 1
~ps ln~l term. I 1
:,tf hoth the Chrrati
;;;! thr 'cnutc: hund
r.11hc:r poorly
I hl' flr,t goul
then. wn1
I' condtllon., ClUI
"'' organt/<tiHln c(
the ""me of rch
-lfni.t<:lh a lie' lun~
I ello\\,hip go1 fl
d••cnrnt nntaon ..
ol contcnl" itlh
J1101 ''· Of 'A
::iiO'ns \\ere denied
Prngrc:"' hu\ bee~
h.l, }Ct IO :l
rd) .md dent wtt
Scccmd '\oon
moH.mcnl. 11 ~C:
11h1' • tolnll) aput
not qrmt• a~t dca
ned 10 thank A 8<1
C\pCCli\Cd I
~~-not muny, to I
of thetr wn) to . . . .,.,fltun!l pOliltiVC ou
movement
llnhkc ~ome otho
clatm that Pag~
\lc.1ntng For ltfl
r.1urc to \uggc!'ltthat
e .1n L'<CU~c f1
for Actaon
In th1~ non-pot11l
-
LC tracl
I heard at 1t socr
trac~ team '"
cnce meets ovel
•Du~ tht~ mean
team·•
•If not. "hnt 1
Rtck t-er
Greg C ulhou
\lol1, Geor(lC
\ Brocl.. Ro
Kelly Ret'd. Ma
John H1cl..ma
C hu,c, Jon •
Rob 1
~"""''· Tom "'•st. lln}nC\, AI J
.• J1m Prane. r
\ch~ilrtL. M1
John. Joe tJ
Pete• delu R
~hrn• ilnd t'ldun I
d St.admm
•tr we du htl\ e
you be e\ c:r r.o
to dutc on thdr'
di,tnct u nd
111ltrr 1 og. Apfll ! PR 5ARE
·(00()10
~-mER
~mo .
ters at LC
)f students
om:y '' nctunll~ 'pent I ulread)
\\-hot you rc: .wppoft•d to do
t. I al'o know whnt I'd lake to
ou to do wath at But, JUM for
' let\ hc::nr what your fannncaal
·ully ~,toe!. for
)Oe\ II hnuncc OC:\\-CUt'\')
)r do you usc 11 to thro" bar
. ., ?
tenou,ly now, hO\\ many gold·
h wall lave: thousand buck~ bu)•
The only thmg that as more
11 thnn you two chentang fc:llo~
tnt~ JU'it an order to get omr
buck'> '' the I act that there Grt
on) I C ,tudent'i out there who
gave a damn thnt you're domJ
John I don't knov. who ~oil
nlly arc but I would hkc: to meet
omellme You are trulv n rnrll)'
often hear' about people \\ho
' care about other~. but at u
ned unu,ualto !lee 'omeonc who
·, doe\n t care: .about ••nyonr
{ untinurtl 011 f'Uflt •
:Iarification
An artadc: 1n last wed.\
'omw L o~ WUh shghtl) mt~·
1d 10~ When we 'ltlld.
'eutmn' wall be carculntcd on
1mpu' dt-mandang the:
1thdru" I nl tanunc;aul anterc~l'
'[" •~> and (lnrk hu~ an ~outh
rn:a-artahotc:d ,·ompnm~"
• wert-dmwane ,1n ampropcr
ncJu,aon
"' c>tplninc:d to u' Iuter,
tntcnt ol the pc:tauon wu .. to
ad~ the I (. IOV~:"~Iment lor
nernl rc::.1~oll\. 11 wn' not
c~~ilrth the tntcnt of
IIIIOntr'l to dl'iCOVCr •10) In·
t\1\ l (. maght hnvc an ·'"
Arthcad s~'tcm.
1 he editor ,tpolutzlle' to
pcllttoner' fur \UC:h ,1
«:CIIIC mleri!•'II:C.
rong speaker
I here wus n ,craou" m"·
ltt-.1 wed. whach 1 he
,,,,.,., I «JI{ Olll!ll \.Orte\.1
In the 'tor)·· J•ruternuu.• at
··~ und ( hu ~: the why, .md
erchu c • " u quote wu• at·
to Ire hrnun Jill Me·
urd•e 1 hough )ht did not
kt the tutemcnt.
Pu.mur 1"''1:· tlpril !7. J!Jll pagans mtm unite!
In hght ul eventl recent
tlorrncnts, 1 I eclat'' nccennry to
1n the muttw .tnd rationale
1nJ the.' P.tg.tn Rctornust Mm~o '-
111
111 1 the Pn~tan Rclormt llt
\(OICIII WU\ 10\ptred b) lht COO
~rsac over the fundtng of<. hril'i
~n 1 cllov. shtp and or her rclagaou11
'""' term I perrwnally It'll
::~t hoth tht lhmuun Fellow,hap
thr '\c.'nlllt hondled the whole
,111 r.tthtr poorly
the liN gout ol the Pugun
""''"'P then, wu' to poant out
•~ ('ondallon!l e~allted, pr.tcllcul·
"" urganll:ttaon could~ lormc:d
the n.1rne of rchgJon and chmn
.:)l~l~t .tell\ itaes lund!\, II the ( hris-
1 c:llo"'hip got fund~. it would
dl\l tiiJlllltttion w'olc:Jy on the
ol ~ont c:nt .. if the Pugumst", or
ltanthts, or 'A ~-M urdera\l!i'
•'11nn~ \\Cit dented uch hand'
rru~;rc:~-. hll) been mudt but the
h.1~ yet to fncc: thas aso;uc:
und deul wuh 11
~crnnd \oon Jf tc:r I bcl,lun
n101 cmcnt, at ~came uppurcnt
lhl' "totull) iiPIIIhellc.:'' campw.
nut cJIIIft' n~ dcud a .. c:vc:ryonc
:aneu tn thank A ~ood number of
c. XJlrC,~cd antcre.'lt, and
not many, to be -,ure went
Of their way tO try tO muke
1;;c;, .. ang po~ativ, out of the Pagan
Jorma\t movement
llnhkt \arne other "n:lagaons," I
chum that Pagana'>m provadb
\lc.tnmg • or Lafe, but I will
to '>Uggc:Mthnt perhaps 11 ~n
llldt .an r~cU!>C For Lafc or an
nne l~or Actton
In 1 hi\ non-pohucal \c:n'le, the
LC track team?
I hcJrd at n socanllunc taon thnt
trucl teurn 11> undcfented an
l:llrr .. n•··· meets over two seasons
•Due' thl!• mean that we ha"e u
h:um'l
•II not. v.hat '' at that Mil..e
Rad. t-ergesen, Dnve
Greg C nlhoun. Sam Shacl...
\'ol1., vc:orge Shack. Jon
~It\ '• Brad .. Robert!>, Mutt Bed
Kcll\ Reed. Mark Jnmc~ JeO
John Hiclman. Jun R.emnl.
< hu c. Jon Hagley, Roban
tdol Rob 1 nylor Dave
"""' rom 1\J!Il, hm Douglus,
liu}nc:), AI Joc.ham. Mark
r. 1tm Pram~. Tam Robcr~on,
~c:.h\\-urtt, Mike Woolwane.
John, Joe Uychura. Stcve
• Peter dclu Rambe1jt, BIJun
'""·-annd I ldon l•1x arc dotng in
r"'•t~ld StadiUm on 'llltUrdny,·,
•11 , .. e dn huvc:: n trucL: tc-um,
'ou be c:Hr '\O lind to lr.:cep \b
lo dute on t hc:tr run for con·
~''"· dhtri<'l and nntiooul till!~, 1
nm OrcA
Da11 Ct)/t,•tr
Frr.lltmtll
"""' I.AIJ:. ~fm/17. /0 8 To the Editor
P.tH"" Rclnrnmt Movement w1ll
contanut tc:nt.Jll\c plnn11 mc:ludc: a
rntdnight d11nce on lov.c:r cumpu11 at
the ne'lt lull moon, u llllCflficual
bnnhre (onl\ vuaan& ntcd apply),
rum d11m:c:s to ensure the conunun·
twn of Oregon' moat t.amou
J'fodUCI , ,IIJd •In\' other lltliVItle thllt
could bra "I' out tho\c hc:Jthen
de 1rc: dt~:.p wathtn lUI uti
I hope tim dr:mr' ttl leu•t ume
of the. ~:on I ll'nnn turruundlnp the
Png.1n Relormatl movement The.
C'hrt~tann r ellnw,htp lind nil other
'rchp1ou group~ think bclorc
)'OU oiCt liCOUie get your uCI
together Pu~an llnitcl
l>uwtl I I wbdx
\up lr rmwr C'
'Go suck an egg!
Y nur recent art acle concer nang
the f ~l\\ n Hall held Apral 17 a!dilltd
wath mistul:e nnd umbaguna~ II ts
hard llll:now "here to began.,., ithout
11!\SUming \Omtthang )'OU Ob\IOUSI)
don't knov. or hi I\ e cho,en to agnore
Indeed. the dtMinctaon bet\\een
bc:nagn agnorunc:e <llld eduonul
dmtnbc, ccm~. at lc:n•t an the
Pimll'<'f I oy' ta~c to be lo~tt
• I ht tat It und thc~at. or the
.artrch: ure wrong r here: urc no
pelttaon'lo "dc:mandang" the:
wuhdruwl or inH;•nment'> an \outh
1\fnca or otherwise. 1 he pc:utaon
lltalc\ !>lmpl} thot the enure LC.
anvcstment purtloho 1hould be: made
avntlablc: to 'tudcnt' who arc hnnn
cu1l supporter and repre)enUlllYC't
of tha an,utuhon 1 he: pctllaon abo
reque"'' thut a pohcy ~tutement ~
mndt conccrnang the nature of such
anve,tment'
•1 he Mticlc: entarc:ly agnorc:d the c<:ond mt1in (uncuon of the mcetans
\lohach v.us the lormntinn ol n Stu­
dent I obby. 1 ha " an llttc:mpt to
or~n11c studc:ntJ walh aome dcgrtc
ot nv. arc::neu ul the: pohttc:al realities
lactng ( ~.both IOICtnllll)' and CAter•
null)'. It 111 un attempt to bring
together. to .tn c:"tcnt Jtudent' who
nrc trul) '\luOCI•lted" It '" funded
purt111lh by (the •tudeot] c~t<.UIIVt
counctl. It wall be ''" 1111UC ortcnted
body tht rclullvc tmport,tncc of
1\SU.t\ to bt dC\;IdCd by the body II
lur gc.
• Tht connection between the:
Ohn f oundutaon llnd the Ohn Cor­
porutaon whac:h hu~ been con,·icted
<ll gun-runnant has not been c:s·
tabh,hcd It Ill beang re c.uched ut
the moment
• Althi)Ugh he oil en UCII! hkc: it,
R usscll Holder tS nut n ( rcshmun
• 1 hough South Africn hould
~ tmportunt to C\eryone :11! 11 re0cc·
ll()n ol our o.,., n Amc:ric:tn CA·
pcrtc:nce. 11 as only u smull p.ut ol the:
I C' "hnnnei:al questaon"
•na\ad Fp,tem made no
reference to clc:nc:al or custodaal
employee~.
•r-inull)'. the artatlt ol P••se 6
( unsagncd) . entailed J~ t' aluurl\• got 11
ag.uin nualcprc:scmls the: pctataon, I he
petition call' lor alii (. Investments
to be mudc pubhc not merely tho c:
in South Alnc.~ Projected l.C eur­
ntng:o on mtcrc,t lor 1978 urc in
e'lCC'' ol S I 00.000. 1 he total an­
tcrc~l' earned b} the companie
rc:fcrrcd to 10 the: unaclc wus les~ thun
S30,000
I hunL: JOU for the conat~tunt
hagh cahbcr of vour nu\epJpr (fU')
'tucl Jn egg.
Oo\•ul fpst~m. Ru.ur/1 Holtlrr
\ophomnrt•.J
Pioneer Log
Campus B~ 21
Lawta and Clark Col119 Portland . Oregon 87219
1603) 2ol4·6161 fiX\ 23~
Edllor In Chlel Jell Pum:u Bu1lneu Manager. John Scon
New• Editor PhylliS Oslu•
Copy Edllora Pl•rry Olson, Hems Holz·
nao•
Sport• Editor Ktm Har1~1g
Enler1alnmenl Edllor Ltsa Gro.-;ntng
Ar1 Director Co'lroltn'· 0<~1
Photography Edllor John Khcller
Compotlllon Editor Sh1Hfl1nc Kamoto
Advert11lng Manager. loby PcuJgott
CtrculaUon Manager. Amla Marlla
Wrill,. Stuvll Bro~n . Sarah Burna.
T"ladno.a Ch1bangu1a Murray
Colrtman Joll D•aon Chuclt. Fall, Nana
Oruy..Johnson , Suo Kaplan l<all
Laaa.,oll, Oulch Mllndol Aneta M"'"•·
Randy Mastumgnlo , Othlld Pow11ll, Lori
Pulman. StuV\1 Alll$b~·rgur . Colby
Sehrnlll Hnlll T horalt•lnason . Oavtd Un·
tnrmoym , Chn llml WoOdy
Sportl S.1111 8rtiiP · i:l\fDh Burnn, Mlll.r
Clnrk Murr11y Cole mnn, Oovo LowoJ,
Vance WDt:td~
Enltrtalnmtnl Aftmb1 l•tchm.tn, Sllrc:y
Rout Ann1· 'it.,ln• r
Rill World. Cmd• Owanl
Publlck Occurrenctl l<autn LombMd
Photography ' Ate!>. Collins Bill 0 unl!,
Jt·ll l)u,on l<on Fablltlo. Jam 1
FlanagAn Oavtd Mcmbce, M111k Koton
Qw1ghtl.ay l<ftrl P lOr& n 01\ld WJIIOy,
Jolln VC)dor Produetlon · BI.IIIV Bobrowllkt , Rov
Ciarlo. J11na F ~sol, J '"" Hudson, Nona
Gruy..Johnson Suo Koplon Anna
Slcmor
Composwon C•ncy Brvenl. JaniS
Cl.ull K1111·n H.arae111 Groc lnoltucttl
Lynni· Ustuarm11 Noel Wooay
Artlat 111.111 Wuc·rkc•
MaJor edvl.or RlchatO HOvt
Splnlual Guldanc• : Srgma Bong Loaoro
Olhclal pubhcnhon or tllo Auoclatlltl
Students or Lf!W•& lind Clnrk, 0615 SW
Palallno HUI Rond Portland Oregon.
97219 Pnntl!d ~ 111y by '"'' Soll.,.ooa
8110 S\lconc:l clan poJtagn l)btd 11
Portllmd Ort.19on Annu.11 aubJCrtpllon
,COSt, SJ 7~ 101 U S I Ubi.,; rlbor&
Stendurd flllu lOr d••ot.w ld\01111•
llt•ng $2 25 Pill column inc:h S7!i hull
pltgt·, S t50 lull p,1go Cllar;u lor
cl,nslltod lidS $ 05 per WOtd
VIUWJ QliPIOUed are lhOSO Ol lh
wrttt•rs and dO no a nccuuarrry r•lluc tlho
vtow5 or tho stuoonl bOdy I he I acuity or
th11 eOIIQ9ll ftelmlnttltahon UMIQilOd
uchtouats Ute suggotltld nne:! approV(l(l
by the tJC"!Orl! nno managora ol thts
P4PICI lind roll oct Ill rnlljorlty OPinion or
those olhc~:rs
Eatablllhoc:l 19-42 In the fast lane
College drug market smoking
JtU f'frrct
rlr•nrtr I oa I dllnr In• f hrtf
r>rua denleu on c:tmpus huve gone so deep anto debt to maJor rortlllnd
diatnbutotJ th.ll they h4lvc been threatened wath bodaly harm AI the same
ume other atudent hnvc ~lkc:d anto the orfices or Securlly or the dean of
atudent und told c:verythang they .knov. about 1uch anddcnta .
~tudent dtaler , however, do not necc::ssanl y wand up an the hands ollhc:
Pottlund pohtc
"We ·ve had ocC'..t~aon~ where atudenll have betn threatened b)' people
they ha\cpur..:hll lltd from-btg suppliers who they ['tudcnt dealers) pure hale
lrom-\\ath hnvina their urms broken,thc::ar lep broken, their hc.ad hnhcd an
af they didn't pay up on time," .aid Dean of Student1 Oack Sorcnlon "hen he:
was anterviewcd b) Mi~c Bumb on K I Cs lnteratr sho~ la~t week.
oren•on :\.Hd orne
ttudcnls h~a\c gone anto
deht for thousand~ of
dollnr He satd he w:u
\\Orrlcd about "people
"ho arc hu~ang coke at
0 buds an ounce and
lCihn!J 11 for S 120. and
"ho uc borro~an
heavaly to du u, nnt.l are
p:!)tng other tudenta 25
percent m 24 hourJ 10
fin.ancc" 11
.. , he\ 're Crtll).'' he
SJIIt..l, "bcC.IU\C people
11llnbou1 rhut, the\' tnl~ • \\tdd) ahout 11.-
1 he college d·
mlnastrataon doesn't
c:.urch for anlormallon
conccmang pu~her:r. and
u cr,, accordang to
o r c n li o n :\I n y
tudc::nl, go to ham "-1th
wornc:s about lncnds
v. ho the) led are bcang
hurt b) he.t\) drug use,
.,., ho arc ~liang an to trouble wath dastnbuto~ . Informers don't want them
arrc,ted. Soren!lon ;ud, so much ~~ the)' want to find help lor them
~orc:nson ~id the: Portland police don't v1ew the situation at Lev. as lind
Clink ..... u major problem. The police are pnmanl} concerned v.;nh hca\'ler
drugs than are uaunlly lound ut LC-such a heroan. '"I don't thin~ there's any
hc:roan around here; I'd be 'IUrpri!!.ed tl there was," he s;ud, so the pohce
conccntrnte more on the Clty and other collese~ .
t-our l C deale" uppearcd anonvmou!ly on the lnternctsho"· hstin& the
drug' vnllable on Ctlmpu!l.
• The mortJUanu suppl)' 11 lov., the)' •u.ud, bec:au~c: many •tudenc arc
ufntid at maght huvc been spruyed an Me,Jco \l.llh the in,ecticade paraquat
• Ha~h •~ avoalable but the dealer" tmad mdn)· people :arc alrutd ot ahi
eflect
•-..peed i' definrtel) a very good drug to ~ell 11round campus np«lllll)
at lanai'> ume," one dealer said.
• Coc:.1unt goe' lor S90 to S lOO a gram, with the C::lmpu upply beins
nbout 40 percent pure as opposed to 80 to 90 pcra:nt punt) in countnes a
Colombau.
• L'\D had ats bigges-t impact 1n the 1960$, they id. and has
agnalicantl) declined in we: ~incc .
• P~~ ~ohadehc psilocybin mushrooms can be lound in the rail: there is a
hmuc:d quanllt) ol peyote; "downers" are not popular because, they 5aid.
"~tudent~ an: dov.n enough aln:ad)" v.ith home v.ork:.
oren on said alcohol is a much mor~ enou drug on campus than
tho't: hned nttovc:. "f'herc aR jar more <tlcoholics in the stucient body than
there nrc 1n an} other drug 3bu e that we: \\orry ubout," he id.
'itucicnt .,uu ttrov. marijuana an <:lo5et-.. and can lind oo~o:uinc: c:a~ily 11
the) wunt II, ~orc::nson '14ld, but the pohcc :trc:n'tlooktngto '"bust" llO) maJor
dt,tnbutor. .1round here:
"l don't thank there wall ever be a m8Jllr bu•ll on the l ewi und ClarL:
c.1mpu' bccau~ l don't Uunl there:' an) 'major' to flu.,t on the I ewi and
Clurl c.tmpus," ht sa ad •
Pitiful excuses
for students
{ ontttw•·.J jrvm pa~r I)
C'\~pt hlni)CII'
Dad ou c::~er con<~ider th3t the
interc:llt un HlUr \llhcr anoomc 1lane
could J'.l) IQr ) our education'! 1 ha~
bat \\lilt the linancaal aad i!i ju!tl lor
~rurt. l!tn't 11'
8) no.,., l'ci thmL: at v.:ould be
upr.arent t h.u l dnn't Clrc much lor
cat her of 'ou tn I act, vou und all •
tht1~c li~c \ou m.i~c me ''rk! 1 he: • only 1 cn,lln I durt't pu~e on thi~ ~tor}
nghl """a th.u the t~·pc .. c:ttc:r v.ould
ncH:r ~ ,1blc to read 11!
I'm ~Inti l lion't lnm\ c:ithtr of
\lUI, I \\ ould prt..lb.Abl~ \\-Unt to put
\ ou out ol \'OUr mhct \ for what 'ou • • urcl
One nl the'c dll\ the Mutlcnt -t I C:\\ t) and Ind.: urc going to
rcnh~ e'\at..•tl\ "ho, nnd \\hat, vou • •
twth nrc When the\ do 'ou h 1d • better h1lpc ncathcr ol uu care
,tr\.lUOd
Actu.tll , at ~.1uld !<Cf\~ hNh ol )C\U nghl to lo .. c )OUr anc<lmc:s, and
hu'~ to KO to the tinuncaal ou..l olii~
lor lund nnd he rc:Juscd an
mC~ne}!
Inc trul) 1111 I) an,; part ftbout
v.ruang thu. unade '~ m the
~no" ledge thai ncathcr the Pion"'
I OJ: nor m t:lf "all be ubjc:cted to
CUnlf'llunt I rom Ctther of \'llU,
rt'}:ar«llr of v.h:u I~) . l"hc purcJO.)
11 gt\'0 mc t(J tell ~\lu .,., hat I trUI)
l hank of) ou nnd "hat ) l'U tire dmng
to e'er) audent on tha c:unrus
kno\\tng th;u ne1thc:r ol )llU \Iolli ra k
~'f'l.l\tnS \ (lllr rrC'Cmu' H.lenuue
'' t.oundl~
'(lU mn) ~ nppm8 me: oil, but
tl lca'l't I \!an tund wtll) tell )'OU ll'
tali ( tt i111d fhU\ (' II I •
l..clln• "' 1~ l.J hJf •huukl ~
U.Jtr:utd Ill II '' Z I I he llt;a.JhM h
noo11, MondA)" 'ubmt mn• •lloukllx
1\pN d •ubi j'r.tCC\1 ill'lll onclui.l liM:'
outhur n.a~ 11 ,. I o1 llotm , ,,
or I cuh~ •UrW• 1\1 ktlrn v.tU be
rnnacd but rc •u"t'-'' h cd 11111 hu
p11mmnr •nd ((nl!rh 'h" AmH<r 1
nuuntali'b thr n&hltn h ld leu r 11 ,~,
rroblcttn An ''' llllOmm •u ~'"' .. ,n toe-pub ,llt<l
7 Fun~·~
\niiM :\l•rl.;,
tll thf l'ut~>r.-t I (1£
l h.t,ang 11 gl'k''e \'\all be one
ul f<,ur tncuh'l rc'e.tt\h f'H'JeCI' h1
ht lumktl tha' \e.u \\ 1th nl\tnr'l
rTmllnung '"ab huda t tlH I :tcult'
Regardl l nmmtttcc h,,, aho
·"' m.h.·d ~rant' lt, l.tcuh' memhtr'
ln1 """'''~""''"' mto ltet' dhcoi\C'
nnd th\" \\001\ll' 'ullrng\'
mo\Cnl(Oh 111 the 'nrth\\t'J>t
"'n'"" ''tn: ~·,c-n 1<1 \l.tr\
Punn ul thC' 'i'Ctnlott) dcp.utmc:nt ,
fld t lur.1nc~ hom b10log). P.llncl.;
'-.t.tll< up I rom biolog:. und lean
\\ r d, c o m m u n 1 c ·' 1 1 o n'
I he ,,\\,trd~ \\ere lttr rc~cntt ·h
rroro~'l" 'uhmlttcd \\ mtcr tc-rm.
a' t. 1rdm!o! to \:omtn1llee chaarman
(),II'" 11 h olthc he.thh und ph) ,,c,tl
NU\ 111on dcp.'Html'nt "\\'c u'uall)
OOI\ 8\\ Ud sr.1nh ldll and \\ IIlier
lerm," he ttd "I ht!o )car. thnugh.
"e'll .1lso he J(\tng at ~pring term
h~l!au'c "c ha' c 600 left in our
hudec:t \CI-De3dhne lor propoql
.. ubm•"m"' \\ •II be: ''·" I
Punn rcctl'led SIOO lrom lhe
~t,mmtll«' lo rc,earch and \\rllt' ,\n
.ul\clc I or '-• 11 Dtrt•rtrmu m Pm1 t'r
\ ·rmlllf• Rc·,~·arrll a boot. to be
rdttC\1 h, '<'.:tolll8'' ' Btll DomhClfl
f)unn ~llld he \\Ill U'«: the !!ffinl
mone' to pa\ lor long-dtMnnce
relt'(thtmt' lnter\le\\' und to hm .t
m,mu,~,.npt t p1,t,
Ml'm dotn~ a .. tud) on ramil}
Qlh\~' ... Dunn sa1d ... fhe'c: ure en·
1111~ that courdtnate 10' e...tment'
and !~.ltld an \\ealth} 1am1h~ 8'
\\Cirlun~ U'!> lt grtmp rather than "'
tndl\1duals. IDmll) untt' cun mu.tn·
I:UO llfC'lliCI \\elllth and JlOY.ef"
I he 6b1 Horence recci'\ed \\til
go to rurcha eng equipment
neC"eS~r) lu complete three proJeCt,,
"htch :ue al~t' I unded b'l 11ranh !rom •
other ourcc . Ml\e recel\ed m·
• dt rtt:ndenl ''' tnh 11\tm the
\\ ,, hm.,;tun -.e.\le I ruit C"ontnll\•
,11,n. US I <llt'l 'l'r' ICC ,11\d Orcgttn
StRit' IJmh:t ~•" ," he ~.u,J
"l ,,·h gr.111t '' lur rc:,c:arch on 11
lhllcrcnl 1\ pe ul dh~l\c llllc:\!tlll~
thlh~ttnt l.:1111J' ''' lrtt'!l I he: gr.anh
\\Ch' ~ullu:u:nt 1\l """'' lhe re~c.trch
lt,dl. but I nc:cd~J ,nu-.ide: hdp tn
pur ch."'' thll!c J1tcc"'' ol tatmrmcnt
I'll nl!t'd to \tllldUel lht 'iiUdu:., '
~t.lll\:up '"'d ht rntuc,tfi.l .t
\400 ~~1111\1 I wm 1 he cummlltc\: tn
m.1tch IucHt~ he ha' apphcd IM hom
th\' M.17.11nu lh~1nN C'lut't
.. I'm gmng tu be 'pc:ndtng
\ugu't un 1 he '"'i'C' ol l\-I.1UOl\ l ua
rl•,c.lfchlng u rare 'pecic~ tll
11,1\\,HI.IIl h1rd ~no\\n ll. the 'ncnc'
I ... h "d tH 'I ,1\\ .U1.111 £tHl'C , C '~l •
Wnrd rCCtl\ cd u ~~ .un ul -'75
hl c.:mcr tht• C'(\\1 or duphc.\11011 und
grnplm:s lot rc:,c:.u h on the life und
rhchltlc ul \Himen· ... ,ufir.1ge leuder
\t'taptl -.cull Dumwu) .
\ hl~u•l ",,,a ull ru~e leader '"
Oregon \\ l'lungton. ldnhu .tnd :u
niiUOOIII \Uflr.tgt' COn\cOIIOn,,"
\\ .:ml ''"d "\ht al'o pubh,hed n
nc\\ 'r'••per hn lllteen } eo r' 10
PMtlnn'-' '' hach ""n' \lrOnfriY pr~
''omen', rti:!hh
' 1 ht rc\e:lr('h paper I'm work
mp on no'' "llh ( l ngh'h prote .. ~orj
Jt.tnnac \.lc"-mt,tht '"'~ ~:ontr.tcted
h} the l Ot\ef\11) or Mont.m.t\
\\ tldctn~' IO\IIIUIC ," \hC "lid
1 he) 'rc goan~ to U\e n a-. the ba'~
lor .a 'c:ript lor .1 'eJ?mcnt of n PBS
( Pubh~: Rrtl.ldt.l\lln~ "' tern) ~ene'
the\ 'rc d01n~ ·
I·Rcuh\ Re:o.carch C ommutee •
mcmhtr We, Co~.1nd. ~;.hemt~tn •
prolc:"nr, .ud funding I or .1 lt~cult)
1!' .tnt propo,al "j, not at all nn
.nuomat IC" t hmg l a't term \\-e
tccel\ed mnc .tpphc.tllons, but onl}
tour \ .. ere lunded \\ e're on u 'en • hnutcd hud~et, tnd prOJCCil. that dun't 111 tHH l'lltcrut aren't lil.:ch tu
b~· tundcd ..
l ommallrt' c:h:urrnnn Smith
~nd glllnh arc u'uull) hnutcd Ill
~no. thoul•h "tntc c ct•rttions urc
m.ttk '"'' .1\t:ragc lrurn SISO to
Hl)
\\ ~ nnl\ hn't \000 ,, Vl.i\1 In
\\or!,. \'lith," 'm1th ,.ml "\\hen yuu
c,,n,ldcr thut thC'rc.: ar~ 1.21 l.acult'\
member, hl'ft', thut' not thut mudl
d" tu gu nroun
l o\IIIUI '·'"' rnmt lundanp
proptl\,IJ\ Me l,url~ <'Un\\'f\'lltl\C
''Mo't people arc ":n,iti'e to the
,c.trclt) ol lund,,"
Summer school has
exploratory c~
Conwrut•cl jrvm paJ<tc' J
c'pcnc:ncc-.1 and tht ,t\ .ulubtlit)' ol
ouhidc:. tn,trudor' \\-ho 'i'it the
c.tmpu' to oller tt>ursc\
I radmonnll~ 'ummer ,e,ston
ho' auroctcd the bull.. of II\ student\
lrom graduntt "udent' enrolled 111
one ol l c;, Moster\ degree
programs I h1s yeur, howe\ cr, l·der
"md he hope' to 1oclude more un
dergrudunte 'tudenb who wonl co
lake courw' lor ennchment
ottclcr<ltlon or remcdtutton
te\e 9c"khnm , Q\\OCI{ltc
profe--,or ol hl\lory and nuthor ol
,e.,eral book' on I nd1an-. .10d the
~orth\\-c'l \\-IU ttuch a hnt term
cour'e m lndliUl hi\IM) CIa"
'e.'''on' \\ill .. un e\ the lndmn' ol
i'\orth America nnd co'lcr
prehi,IOf) I olllore, ~Arch .. eology.
Indian-Whtle rclatron' Jnd the In·
dtan toda) The couMe Will end man
opt1onal held trtp to the 01ettc:.
Jrchucolo~lcal sue on the 01\•mptc
Pemn,ula 10 Washmgton
"I 1\e I earn .1nd Teach" has
• ton
FM
THE ALBUM STATION
8 MOnc thmp \\-1: Jon~ .. 11 \\hen we
ll'-'t ll rc:qUl"'l '' the pu,,iblhl) nl 11
l,~t•ull\ memher 'uhctll n~ I und'
11\1111 cl'e\l htrc ' '-.tmt h "illld ''II h~:
l.tn get the monc\ he need' lrnm
annt her ,ourcc ,u,h "' dtpnrtmcnt
lund' \H dt,n't u~ullll\ uwnrd the
gr nnt
·· \\ c II\ "'cuter It) new ru,ult'r
mcmhcr' or tl'ltl'" thut have nut
rccc; nth rc~ocivcd rm1ncy I rom II\
I lmul!h "c ·re here prtmunly ttl
teach 'chulnrh ucii\IIY 1s 11 purt ,,,
lacull\ C'\ aluutton It'' vuluublt ton
ht•~,;,lll'c 11 cunt nbutcs to ,, pcr...on''
badq,;rnun,Jm ht' he-ld .wd 1 hu' .tid"
been dc,tgnetl lor londcrgarten
thrtlUl(h l\\elfth grode pre-,erv1ce
.tnd tn ,enit't' educ,itton -.tudenl, ,
I"'' ''"'II be.: the hr~t llmethc.cOUr"!>C
de,•vncd rtt tht L n•vef'\tl} of Nc\\
ll.mtp\harc hn-. been taught tn
Orc~on
The Juh 16 to 29 "5ummer
\trmg' 78" "til b<. il chamber mu\lc
\\.or k 'hop pre,cntcd bv the ~.;ollege tn
conJunctton wath Chamber Mu~tc
Nor I hwe't
I hrcc hour.. or dally chamber
mu,rc couc.htng are planned along
wtth 'cverul 'cmmur~a nd theoppor
tuntl~ to attend perlor.mnnce\ dur­
tng Chumbcr Mustc Northwe~t·,
,ummer ~ewon Leader of the
'eminnr... w•ll be er8JU L ucn tntcr·
ntlllonulh dtcllumed v10hn't and
director ol the Portland chamber
mu,rc group
"him 111 •\mencan Soctety" w•ll
b~.: .1 ftr-t term e\ enmg couMc taught
b) Oob S1tton, drrector ol the
"otth\\-~o: 'lt Ftlm ln~tttute . lt w1ll
ufler a look at 20th centur} Amenca
u' renected through mot1on ptcture'
lnternultonully-known JUll
pHtnl\t c.corge ~hearing Will con·
dut;t ,, h\e-duy worlo.shop 111 July
\ ~~rtou' ''' le • talltc..' .tnd techmquc' ht" tcnlhlnt• .thth t~ "
'-.rmth utd the Cllmmttttc
gl'l\'~ prturatv tn llfiHIIllll rt .c.uc~re.
\\tlllllp par Ill uhtrl} II II Will,_ .....
"''IJC',It!Ut. 111 tht htutlt\ mcmb!1·,
held rreltrcn ~c I' nl&n l!l'ltn
rt ,e.tn h m wrlltnl( '\\ htch '"'II
ulllll'llllcl\ rt\Uh tn 'nltu,
ru\alltt' lm lht lllculty memhtr
"We hk~: ht ltlCik ltu the ktnd1
JHilJCtl' thnt •mttlll hcneltt 1
.1m.l <'lnr lr. 111 ,orne WU\. \mith
"Wc:. wnnt thlll!t!'> lhlll
'tudent" 11r tn 'umc Wn) .tpply lo
hu:ult\ member·, current or
ttnpnll.:d ltndllll!! lot~d '
,,r 11111 •mprm·t,ntion wtll be mc:ho
cd.
\ 'ecnnd term 'leminar
·~htdern l.tpan · to be ollerrd
.ltll Burlo\\ ol the ht,tory dcpa0,
mcnt \\Ill \IUd) I he ht,tory oi,.,1N
tn "' modern penod (from
1860\ to the pre\ent) wnh
cmphu'" on the: Wntern 1mpun
.In pun
Atolol.() 'ltudent' ullcreltrd
t.1k1ng a 'ummer couru
M tcrobroloJ!y ( Oto 211) i.lte a~ktd
cull the o;ummer \CS~to n~ offtet
'oon d!o poo;,iblc Tf there 1~ ·
'tudent rnte1 c:'t to warrant
cou"e, the ~umme r sc<~,.o n\
wtll attempt to ,chedule the counc
I( llfltrcd tht COUC\e Will pro~~abh
be run on n \JK·week rormul
June 19 through July Jl
\tudent' 'hould plan
.. ummer \tUdle:o. by obtatntnl
catnlott .md regl\tenng
\Ummer cuur'e' huvc enrol
ltmtl\ f he ~ummer ~e-sSIOO
in \lb.tn) II S wtll ~ open
10 30 .1 m. to b 30 p m
through 1 hur,dn) and 8 30 a.m
5.00 p "' r ndu'\' to help ''"'''""'
\\ 1th thcu '>Umrner
program' \IIIIer u11d I um l
1 .. JT J fill f •
\lont \ I'} I hon M
1 nugc 11'111 ,,, ~lw
;!at"wm 1.11 ~ fl m 1
1, ,ltml '' und Jl
~I' S 1.25 flu• fu/11
l.ru/1rtulrtf'U h 1 I ( jtl
Dan \ftllc•r
and " 1.1 dHru1
ljtrt prt·~·wwmlo( tl
tom. in the num~
1. '" the number
over the n
)CCO
•Well. number tl\
thin~ ol the movt'
lie ~a1d nothtng,
ofachonge 10 the: d
..,()Ia~~~ tile
•D1d you thmk '
·~nn at 1to; best?"
In hl6 ~tile nee there
mo'l·tc:, Montv 1
tlw rm,xc•. I
1h efCc:cl on me, t<
nd 'omcth1n~
t-•hing 'mooth Sol
other pnru, tj
of "''ue )ttrred
hatr )tood up o
""""' three btgnn 1
)'klllm Uh huh,
~cah. \Urc, uh hu.
la·dt-dJh"
•\\ rong mov1e t(
·oh. wc:ll. 10
the: \OCtal r:tl • wc:re unquc: tl
)lane~: on 1 he slu•
~,
•Yc:.th. \Urc: But \1
India: disturbing reality ~y" I \Otd
·tomedy"" he o;u1j
That mul\l'Yc: han,
on the: floor tool
llulll l hor-.teln">'Q"
01 lhr 11htnrff I ua
Po\ert\ und de...potr \\crt J
common ''tzht to 2b member' ol o
I cw" and C'lart. ovc:r-.ea' 'tud)
progr.un to lndm Many member' ol
the group ... ud lndm made an lm­
prt• .. ion on them that wu' dtlltcult to
lurgc:t.
"l he Situation there j, prelly
~crcwed," ~td :.ophomo rc. Am\
Miller M l·or 11\\l,tnce, m Bombn' •
200,000 people 'lec:p on the: .. trect
t'\ Cf) ntght hC\,';IU\C lhC't don't h:" C'
an) other place and n'se,·c:n \\or .. e 10
C.ah: utt.t
"h !>CCm' hkc nobod) '' dcahn.,
wuh the problem," M1ller .. ntd "It\
reulh· dow '" chao,, fhey hu'\.c a
pohtu:al '\'item thut doesn't mmch
up ICI I he 'OWl I reulitte'l ol the
lOUOif\ II Imported from fnglund
.md 11 ru"t do~n't m.1ke tt
omc-how:·
Mtlle• MUd lndtu lclt her with
lltrong leeling' '\omc:ume,, I lelt
rc.all) bad .tbout the whole situation
there I d1dn'1 c\ocn want to ~uke
up rn the morninr ••nd hn"C" to \ce ull
the m•~cr) .
") ou h.td to \omeho\\ not get
•oo attached to your tcehnB' about
hie there becJu~e you would s1mpl)'
get ltO dcprc,,cd "
I he tlraup Vl'~tted Bombuy.
l'non.1 l>clh1 and Agrn home or
Omelettes
Breakfast All Day
7 am-7 pm
Tues.~un .
Meal tickets
for Students
6439 SW Macadam
' Portland ~ Oregon, 97201 tif)(--Phone 246-5108 che t ilJ Muhnl •\lmoM evcrywb1;11
the~ "' \\ pn\(:rt y people ltvmg
the \trCCt\ b\ the lhOU\Und~.
!(lOt(
"I he rt:illit v ol ever~ duy tnOIIAn
hie wa' rc:allv d1~turb10g most of
ttml lor ntO\t ol u,," \lltd ~oph1omr~
An11.1 Shelton "I don't thtn~ \OIIl'l
ol u' \\ uuld lunc made 11 through
''hole trip \\itht,UI the help o(
group 'Jltrit "htch \\U\ tcmficall
'~a} through.
\\ t '''II keep together o let
I he gr nup dc.tlt \\ llh all
I r u~t r:tlluO\ cnllccttvt 1\ u nd •
divtduill dcpn.· ''o"' were 'ortcd
I hrnuph 'har rng m tht group ertort"
\n cxpcrunent m mcd1ta11o
.1t..o tuul ll'i toll amonp the gruur
Mcm ber' "cnt 1 h rough I 0 dtt)
ntcdil.tltnn ewht Ill ten hoUr\ ,I
Ouran~ tltut ttmc each tudcnt
mtnlm.tl 1nteract1on \\ uh other
pic
''-.umethtn8 h.h hull the llruu:
made 11 through the I ull ten da}l
M tiler 'lid • 1 he other lMll h,,d
cut do\\ n on the 11me
meditauon ... l ""n' on I~ dotnfli"O
thh:c hour' 10 the la,tle\\ dtl\,ol •
ancd11.111on pertod "
M tiler 'laid the
(ll'rtod had hccn a chuncc to ,..,.,nr
the ~roup ·~ gener.tl lru,trouora
" r he mcdtiUI\on really pu,hrd I
group lottcthcr u lot ' I heard ~ ou Ill
ones)
Ol,on
l•ll ( UPI .dllor
()} namic dnvmf
)Ome. l hod ICl
'1\trt nc\\ nnm
Ol mU)IC tO Oth
thear progr
ol old and
mber' and
lln5ten·lent' ol old
\\ tth u group I
Mel l.cwi-. Ore
P' on unfu1r ten
them wtth th
1r-l"'"r' bund<o It\
flhnston and o
when o;o muny Ji
to avotd churg<
•m and 'trll eat it']
Perhap~ the Jone1
•'' .1 CUrtOU\ I!OIJ
ha'e managed t J
:he most .ICII\'e btg
the Mu) nu
Sttll ,tdju\llntt to the qu1e1 ol L rrln£ \merar-,al
hlc \11lltr 1111hhe \\ UHCheved IO Mu"lc
back home"£ \Ciylh10gloot.' lht r1lm pre,~;
\ttnlt hen: '-umpurcd to lndll ol tnbc·, II
I hcrt:, tht: 'trecl\ urc lull ol DtliPIC, lhc cuunlr) perhu
and uhvc 11\ Jllrot ,,II o;p d · IJr11:111 . lc;u n
cwct there. • ... _.~ nir~l run~:lturt\
"ltl~: an lndln occemr. 'o ,to~ alsu ltnd out tlt
rrr.umnul .rnd ulmost pmntle:-' lndmn h\c tod
tlu huge m"'' ol people " hnstln
I he grnup I\ no" ton~tdennl
IHC,c:ntattnn ol II\ C\f'CfltO'-~
pr c \( nt.tllun wuuld be 111 the \4111'
\cUt ''' the ht~hly debated Ktl
group prc~entullon of lust
term.
PIOIII'I'f L.vg, Aprtl '}7, •••
l'llgruniiJ:t' ! 1\
nn, .1n ,rcco'
linn. a h
pc:alorm the:
rw,,~,., 1.4'/l• lprtl • 'mtnittee
ltc.Jch1ng uh1ltl)'."
-..m1th "llld the commuttt
''-' ptllllll) In nrtgllllll rc~e3t<cb~~r
1110)1 J'Mlll'UI!lrl) II II "'Ill
lleu~uc' rn the httlllt\ m~mbq
ld Prch:rcn~c I\ ,,l,u l£1\tn
,earth Ill \\ llllnJI Which \\Ill
•mutely rc'lult 10 'lllnrv
aiiiC' tnr the laclllt) m~mbt1
"We hh hl luuk tur the L.onu1,01 ntcd' thut tnll(ht hcncht 1 .
d ( lurk rn mm wn y · South
lie want tiUOf.!\ thnt IR\nl ••
adell!' ut 111 '<IItle wn~ •IPJ'II) to
.ult' mernhcr's current or
rputcd tcnchtng lund."
•
\ \C\:ond term \cm~nar
lodern li!pan.' to ~ ollercd
'f Barlo~ ol the h"tory d., .. .,.
Ol. Will \l Ud\ the lmtor) of JRNJ
lh modern perrcxl (from
W', lO the: ptC\Cnt) With
rphn'lt'l on the Wc:~tern ampact
~an
BJOIO!() '' udenl\ IOlercMc:d rn
~otng a \Ummcr counc 11
rcrobaolop.)' (Uao 211) aue U\ktd to
I the \Ununer 'ICUaon\ offret "
)0 n' pos\rblc If there i!'l \Ufficrtnl
adent tnterco,t to warrant
ur'e the ~ummer <~C'>Ston\
II allempt to schedule the: cuunc
offered the cour'c: w1ll problb11
run on n \IX·week formut
ne IQ through luly 31
Student'l .. hould plan
'Timer \ludtl:' by obtnanrn&
,alog and re8J"lc:nng M
'Timer cour,c:\ have c:nrollmCII
a its The Summer e\saon vu1111
J\lban) liS"'" be open
~0 <1 m. to 6 30 p m Mond1
'ough 1 huf\dnv and 8 JO 11 m
I() p 0\ f ndUY\ lO help \lU<drllll
th thear \Ummc:r
>grum'
ng reality
1at Muhul Almo"t cvcry\\hm
'o' 'uw po\crty people h\ln~
'trcct' by the thou\und\, bc:t
g
" rhe rcalit \ of C\ erv day lnd
"·''really dt!iturbtnll mo&tul
It-lor mo't ol u' "'"'d \Ophclm<lrt
ua ~hc:llon . "I don·t than!.:
\ \\OUid ha\c made lllhrOIJii!RIIIle
ole: trir \\tthout the: help or
up '>ptrit "luch \\a'> tcrrili"'"
) throu~h .
· \\ t .. uti keep to get her n
c l(roup dc.alt "'"h ,til
'trillion' ~ollecmcl) and
rdu.al dc:prc"'ion .. \\ere .. ortc.J
ough \huflng rn the proup c:tlorl·
I \n expcmnent rn mcdlliiiiO
1 1~1ok '" wll amonp tht proup
mhcr' \\cot throullh 10 dU\~
du.auon, erght hl ten hour',, da'
1ranv that tunc cuch t udcnt
~tamal rntcractton \\lth other
"\omethtnp hkl hull the "'"11r
Ide 11 1 hrough 1 ht I ull tc:n da)l.
~lc:r 'aad "l he other hall h11d
do\\ n on the ttntc
~uauon I ~u' only doing t\\ll
l:c: hnuf\ rn the lustlc" dnvsol • drtauon pcrrod ·
~ellcr \,.lid the
'aod h.1d been .1 chunc:c: to .-..rll,!lf
II ~roup·, genc:rul tru~trallOIU
~e medatatwn really pu,hcJ
up hl~,tcther 11 lot "
\trll adju,llnJ!lO the qu1ct of
Mrllcr \(lid. he wu' relieved w,,.
•k hon\1; "I vcrythrng lcmk' nn:u
r.ile here 1;\lmpurc:d to lndll
~rc, the 'trcct" arc full ol nc~rprc. I ahve II'' JU!Il all '10 dillrn"nl
•r the1c
.. , ale "' I ndua -.cc:m' ~o ""I"
ttmnuJ and uiOlO'II porntiC:" f
· huge mttll\ ol people "
I'IH; gwup 1\ nu\\ \:Oil!lldC:rlllJ
~c:nt.lltnn ol 11' c\pc:ru:nce
~cnt.atron would be rn thr p~nt .
n '" I he haghl) debated II:
up pr-c'lcntutaon uf hut
n.
Pwnrn Lux. Apnl .17. Entertainment
t we got here is a failure to cotntnunicate'
\JIIIl'f 1111d I urn Qugh~c
1 1111/1''
\toni\ P) 1 hon Meet hcyond
I1111Sc:' II til ,,. ~1/tJ\\ II It/ I \'(11/1
, ~w•rmm ell b 11 111 llwrrclo 1 untl
, 1tprtl '7 und JB hlnuuwn
1-r ~ /.].. I hr fol/owmK rt•\'11'11
m/lllllftt<tlln I Cjilm rommittn•
/Jan \f 11/rr and 1 um
1f1!«, ant/ II cJ J/ICIIHIUII t/tt." /II'U
"l~lln prr'\H~\ I'IIIR tJtr film
1 <1m. rn I he number three stu II,
1. 10 the: number two tall, sat
r.!lln.3ur•t; over the movae we had
ltl"O
•Well, numbc:r three "hat d1d
thrnli ol the mov1ef'
lie sa ad not hang, yet the perccp·
a chan8e an the: au quuhty wu'
·u)tnl.ahle
•J>rd you thank ll Wll\ Mont)'
lt(lfl ,11 tl\ best?"
In hi\ \lienee there wn~ concern
: mcwae. ,v otll)' Pwhon M t•ett
ronr/ tilt l·rmRt', had certnmly
,,, cflcct on me, too. ln 11 1 had
nd 'nmcthang rough, yet
"''"o 'mooth Somethang rock­
other pnns tenderly .. oft.
ol li'~'IUC \llrTCd on the Ooor
harr 'tood up on my thagh'
-J~bcr three btgun to say, "Yeah,
flinm' Uh huh, uh huh Well
,)c.ah, o;urc, uh huh well.lo-<h ·
l.l·d 1-dil h ..
Wrong movre •daot ·•
·oh. well. 10 that case .I
J!hl the ~ocaul mm1ficatton\ of
film \\ere unque~llonablt Why
!lance: on the: )lavery que\tton
"Ycuh. 'urc But what about the
::::td} " l 'lUtd
"( omcdy?" he Mud 1ncreduloU~> ·
1 hu 1 mu!ll've ho ppenc:d while t
I on the Ooor looktng ror pop­
m I hc:urd you laugh, though
ones
ot .. on
I ur ( up) t dllor
l>)'numic. dnvang }CI relnl'cd.
'ome. 1 had lone' and Mel
\\ere ne'' nom~ and o """
ol mU)It to other\ old tnend'
mgl\' thear progrum rc:Occtcd 1
ol old and nc:" current
rnhtr' and lnno,atl\e
tlngcmcnt' ol old stundt~rds
\\ 11h u group M.c the rhad
Me: I I ew1~ Orchc:o.t ra. there: I!>
""''l' tan unlatr tendency to com·
them with their hastor1cul
hund~> hke those ol
. llhngton und compuny At ,,
\\htn 'o muny JOl.l artast' are
to .1votd churtt~ ot commc:r
...,m and \till eatu\ u hord lane to
Pc:rhup' the .lone\( Lcwato group
'" ,, cunou' c:mgma. then lhe
ha\t manu11c:d to mumtnan one
the mu~t oiCliH~ big b.1nd'1 "llhOUl
th~; 'vlu)'n.lrd t-erguson
Now
nlnR \mtrlcan Aprtl 27
•tan Mu'llc II a.m
I ht 111m pre:.cnts the 'on~ i.llld
··w~ of tnbc:~ lrnm \.UIOU\ port..
wuntr) pcdurmcd an .LUthc:n·
••cc,.~tumc:~ I~:Mn ullhl· 'illci.,l and
~m1unt111 IUIICIIUII~ 111 the mu I\',
lll'u 111\U UUI li\)0\tthing oLtltllll
lndUIIl\ JI\C: lOUd)
hn~on 24 mane., 1971
•••
Mil\ I
I I ,, m
uuth lnd•un
.m, un accuunlllnt 1n 1111
llln•~··nng tum. a h~: nnd ht, lnnll·
pcrltHIIl the trothllonul FLOGGING A DEAD PARROT
This poster advertising the film Monty Python
Meets Beyond The Fringe represents a favorite skit
among many fans of the comedy group Monty
Python's Flying Circus Film will be shown tonight and tomorrow night at Evans Auditorium Ad·
missions will be $1 25 for 7 and 9 p m showings
both nights
Was 11 good'' W>J'\ it guod Mont}
Pvthon," he ,I,J.c:d. •
"Well, 11 had tl\ htl.(h'>. and it
had It' lo~' •· I utd The mov1c: hud
Jell ml' andcc1srvc: I •tood up
'ill'\:tchcd and qurt:kly sat bad.
do" n r he over he: ad I an hummed
.and number three: c:eme<t dt~tant in
con~entrauon I hud enJoyed the
movrt. I thought. though I dtd not
lino" wh\ It ~ccmcd. nt leo1~1. to
have hnd a -.enou-. eftect on m)
bod) rt onl) tnymg with my mand
"What'd you thmk?'' I ""ked
number three
.. Gur111t:. gurl.(lc," c.1mc: the sanl·
pie reph ''Oh, that':. dr\gu\tang! Stop
droohnll and an,v.er that wh1ch l'"c:
que!!IIOned you For\tlle me: not!"
Huh''"
~na\c ."
We: II. it } ou're gomg to be
na,t)' ab<lut 11: )e' and. then oga1n,
no Fr. v.ell I mean 11 wu1on't your
l) piC".sl .\lunH' Python nick Wh),
there \VO\n't c~en a li:mght an 11 Hey,
you don 1 hnve anymore popcorn do
vou·r •
1 dadn"t
• C.,ecr. yeah. well I dunno. It
wu~ dilrc:rent hut entert:umng. Kand
lik.e Gt\•t> I: m Jla>/1. llorrJ. y'k.now­
I mean rn that 11 WU5 filmed an
perlormance nnd all Munll' fa·tl~rm\ true ualc:nt, I ·'po~c:. hcs en
II• production ol slits-that whtch
"''" the ~;er) ubstuncc ol the vet)
toptc ol our da enouon. I o~ed ·1 he
\'1per' .1nd 'I he: I.JUt "upper"
( naclc:r. sn1cker) Machc:langelo all­
rng 1 he Pope .1 'blood} Incest."'
WYc:.1h. I ho~c Rntl\h urc: lull ol
"punl'," I suad
'He}. \'kno", I rt'a/11·liked 1t
"'hen he s;ud. 'What we: got here: is a
r~ulurt 10 communu:ale.'"
·'Wrong!"
l'to. not at all, I behe"e he: "·IS
qulle raght . "
.. , mc:u n the mo" ac:."
"Oh \\'ell. then. have I e\er told \ nu •• buut '"h) I'd r.11hc:r be JUdge • than ,, coal mancr r "
"No )'oU hn vc:n't "
M\\cll, the tlung 111.11 mnl:c:1 me
du>hkc: hcmg ,, cuul nunc:r motu 1\
1h111 c:\en "hen I fancJ ornc:thmg. It
m11kc:s lnr ver) buun • conver ,,.
IIIlO"
"'I Ike ho"'/"
-Well, pretend )OU arc n ne~­
romcr 1 ,, the nunc, and I um rclhng
)OU l'\c lound omclhtng Jlc:rc we
gn ;\ l: me: whul J''ltC round M
"CJkn}' lie), what' that O\:cr
there, beneath your lootr
"Oh, I d•dn'l nnucc: it II lonh
hlacl ••
.. , es, et Ill mthc:r formlc:n, c~n·t
I lor'
•11 ccrt.unl) «.foesn't lool: lake a
watermelon ..
··~nr ,, h:trn\tcrM
-~o. 11 l!ln't crthcr ot tho c ..
"M >be at'a.1n elcphilnt Should
~e run'"
"'No. no. I'\C 5CC:n thu~c: u1lnl.lea
bc:fore I thank w hnl ~~: huvc here t 1
lump ul co;el ••
"',\r~.: you sure 11 1 n't ,, luelurc: to
communrC"Jic '!"
-:-.o o. no. It'~ dcfinatcly ,, lump ol
co.11 the: prrc1~ thtng V(tu :uc to
lool lor :J!I u c(lal mmc:r. and that
""h1ch made 11 •mpu sble for me to
become u JUd@C IU)tde lrom the
ngorou• c:~Km~) ."
"'HO\\ soT
'"Well. ) · ce. I rom bc:mg tn the
manes too long l'\e de\'clopc:d a
CCfiiUn d1 Cll~C b\' "htCh -H \,\AOOI 1 I tend to ")
'II \ \,\OOtJ""
"Ptt\ .. •
"'\'e), couldn't ) ou c:c: 11 no" 'I
find ) otJ ol the ut mo't MUtlt und
thereupon, hcncclorth, und
thcrc"t1h1n I !'<Cntencc ~ou to
'II \ \ \OCJl '' ·'"~ 11 bcang &he:
lu~. at \hnJid ha\e to tand .. •
jazz band d atiltC, • • • • g yet relaxed
route: flonh\ .,ho~-band •
arrange men" ol current pop culture.
On the other hnnd. the group ,.,
dccidc:dl} not .1 nostaltnu machane
gc:.arc:d lor Rutur) conventiOn\ ..and
people: bent on heanng \ft<lancholl'
8oh1 IU'I liJ.c they did" alh Mubel1n
'42
Both the: aiiiCHindo und lhe
no\ 1cc: evudant~ perh.1p' the
\\ ;1\hany muthtnt beat ot the c:ver
pre ... cnt da,co can find ,, reluge
I rom tht' held ol beautllullll._e, und
pseudu·tnf\O\ at or'
I he ~roup c.an pitt) the '>li.lrtd·
.lrd\, hut ,ll\\11" With II tOUCh or
andmduultt\ lone' mudc lw. pomt
\\tth .1 "h1m!11C.11 ltud b.1clo. trumpet
rc:nduaon Ill the: 'tandt~rd Jf il/o"
U np tm M•·· lone:' tul.e~ " Bllhc:
llulhd.•} blue' .1nd gi'c~ it ,, bop
ballad ucatmc:nt . \et man.agc::. nollo
ollc:nd thll't ol u' who hu\e come:
to low the uriginal.
Jone und l.cwi .. m11) not be .a
Ia • In
.am~: tr.el rile' .11 K,..,hl (llcnure )
II c\.1minc:. the h'ing trudlllun Ill
onhtltlc'' I hnJutMn an the nmlt:l\1
111 the hlcml, ''' ntu.el .md cmnmerc,·
Wund ,11 IIOCIC11l Jlllp1110oi8C SllC'
h).~· I(·' \hi
Jumhll!olln ~11 OliO!>., J ll7fl
(llhi'F "01111'11 ,
()thrr "nrli •••
\ tgnt:IIC!o nn ,, numhi:r or Ill\•
u-uul '' t\nlt:ll compn c a f1lm
d~"tht&Hcd Itt changmg lltlltuUc.-'
h'\\.rtd \lltllhle .. ,,('lmen'"' ~orl: '·
t ue o ~up.wnnnl guadnncc. but not
\()~illlltn IIIUIIIIIO~
I umhmon 20 mm!l • 11:113 tal:e-oll on the old I::lhngton band
but the) pla)c:d an arrnngcmrnt ol
/Jnch an.J So11/ that m •tchc:d the
tntcn,it \ ol the old ma<otc:r<; The • b.tnd can handle the rich, lu h 11:\
part' the: bnlh.tnt locu,ed trumpet
w orl but the\ don't 'II bad:liJ.c old
hach retordtng tape: tor dentist's
olhct~
\' one v.ould e'pect lrnm a
group "htch 'uch da,tangut'>hed
leader,, lhe sroup piU)' \\Cit \h an ensemble . It cannot be ~Jd-!u. ll
was ,mce s.aad nl the: c:arl) Ellington
band lhat iti!.,ICOIIccuonoffre~
s" mging ~olorsts, stars in lhc:ir O" n
nght ne\er hlcndang wilh the whole.
1 he ccttom s.ta) together a
lull sa:\ :-.cellon sound hkc one line.
I he trumpet~ ndc a 'Cltle-" t\e run h"S
u 'c:~uon, the: IU!>Ier run!' a~ cle<.~r a ..
the: ''o" f·orcunatcl). the band
._nO\\' 11 hu~ the: tcchntque-and
duc!ln't It) to ho\\ 11 oH in 'fl«· t•u:ular outbur 1~
Rnlh.tnt ~lion "orL: 1 n(ltlht
crutch of poor !IOloi~t to the: ron·
trnr~. the hand boa't u ueabh:
)rn:ad of talent \ po tmtc:rms ton
crop ol lym:. I ~olo~ bore hmatc:d
re emblan~.:c 10 the tn:e-lorm
\\andc:nng of the hnt half of the
progrnm On the mt>re modern
number~ the \olo tended to lloat
oltcn un~urc nl dan:~taon or dnuna-
two •
house • liberated in film
Bambi t itchman
Ul lh< l'~e~nctr t 411
I 11 t nmcJrflt'ti U'm11rm IS en
andi ... puted ~uccc'' urtHlOK cnu~'
I lircctor Paul M:11ur~li\ tole" r• • 'tn "" ~: llhlk at Jill Cltl\ burgh .tnd
her pert hlllc: 01lW '' ~ht darnb out
\ll lhl' \\rccli.lge of nn \m~rn .. "Un
marrmge .
E nc.t Bent le~ ( Cllt burgh) h,,,
hcen marnet.l to her "ealth\ \\'ull •
Street hu,b.tnd for lb )Car), I he:)
lt\c en :-.umrtuuu-. lu Ut). m11ke lu\l:
he hue \\ ur._ and tog 1 hrough Nc\\
) t•rt.. and dog·\lut.
Old huhb\ I\ prctl\ ttrll.tblc tnd
·•~cu,e~ r n\:,t of" ruuang htm "' !llcp
111 tltlg e:o;~·ctml·nt \\ell. 1 he
•• u,hcnl'<:' I. nm' :o. n• ht 1 hen "hut ,,
mc.w n11111 he m USI h\: I he \C a •IJc,,
ol blanunp slendt:-r. ~C\' I II\:•' hu lu
\f•tlnJ "hm:' '\c) 10 a Itt ol fH~u,• h~:
ti.l\\es hr drd,t rnto the nH1
I lid Ul lt"'-l M~CIIC
I nc.a drtnK' a lot "rth her
,alllucnt dcfli"C' cd lm:nds nnd the)
~.-.111 at •· on ChlU nc ' r;u~o~ng"
I nu1 c,,IJ, 11 "p.HI \l,tt) Unrtmou,
p.-rl I n!)rnar Uergm. n .. ~niJ rndct.-d
u ''· bcc.ru c ~oon her hu,band mfc:r 1 hut 1 he) hu' ~ 1 cna,hang bCirc ol .a
m.arn.1g~:, b) "'bbtng .wd ,,,ymg he
h,,s been loohn~ nrttund lor O\er a
\C••r \\llh a \ounger "oman tol
~our"cl that he met m. of dll place~ .
Hlnunun1;d tie'"
Wellth.tt ' .1 pn:U) lunn plnce
,,, meet 1 lm c:r. Ill Bloomangd.tlc:' ot
.til pl.t~ .• md hubtn htuHhs Encn
dnc .. n'l r flctl thW\\ ~ up I he
rn.u ru1ge , .. uvt"r
I II~U I bte--~d ~It h monC'\.
lr•cnd , ,, thcrar• t nnd a "'' ms
d:tlll!hlc-1 f'l.wt."d h} l l"ll I Ut.:.t Such
lurl; I he 1hlll~hter '' a ~.:r"Cdthle
tcen.tgcr. m "\.(llllr ''' tc• \\hilt 7mrt>
1111!tillll1e t.:dll .111 1\lllr.t~eQU h tin•
behe,,1hh: ~.d 111 171£ Gu.J.ibll'lt/11
I m.1 ~oc' "'the thc•••Jltst ilfH.I
gr.tphlllollh r~;\'e 11~ her lllltl linn 101,,
\H>IIlolnhno\1 the em t.:!nllt\cllstru •·
t run tl •gc I ~
Uul II l'i I \\urthlc" C'flCIICI\\:
''' IC\t,; d lfld \1.<~ursb \ boi\Jnc'
IIIIOUIII' h> nnthlll[!
I h~ thee lptsl •d\1-.e~ her to •cl
b.'"" anto ~th..: mnln\lrc-.un ol hfc:"
I m:a do ' lh,,l b) •etllnt: rr •ht rnto
bet! "''" '"\' rli-.IH~ men, one of "hum 1 h.tnd ,)me tan 8Jtes
.. \lao Hutct. ~hu" \\.umth und
deh,m,ur rnzuunl that ho cldom
been en~:11urogeu." nu.l \ "'' ~'' rr~
l ri<"J .:~nd Kate~ cn«,uut~ c: u:h
other i.Uii..l hit 11 oil \\CII &t~ C:\Cn
h11" the uthcr .uta;o.t l n led to bed
.md dumped
Hall!' '' o charman.g th 1 mo•t
\\llmen \\ould dr,orce.: ham al the\
lmC\\ he ''"' ,1\,HI.:&blc l·nca· el\·
hu h •• nd '' a rc •ulur cn:cp m cum­
ran,nn It hl[l~ h~c he did her n b•'
ll\•lf b\ C'\lllll~ \lltlh fll,
m.,ommgduh.· b.&r{:_illlt
~,,m~ h:rm111~t mu \ n1U 1 p·
Jln:e• ale th~ I net I hut [ r 1 .1 "" nu .. -
cr.tbh: umtl 'he hnd~ nother "'"''
But 'he tutn' tillil 1 11011~ \\llffi m 111
the fl' "'l'l:' She 1~ p;trho.:ulurh
""''fl~ "hen the hu,band c,,me
\:t.t\d111 · b.Jd, (1\: crt db\ ht'l''' r
\\Ill h I I hmt b.ad; ~ 01 LOUI""''
nt•t II trutl ' oil lllrlom
h~ " tr an,lorut~.-d llvm ""
•lllucnl mmdl 'ht•U,C'\\IIc tntn an
utOucnt. lt~nrtc:d, c:\halar.stcd
\\ \lOIJII nd II diJ h.:tpJlCil' Ill U
rcm.arl..tbh 'hofl tunc •
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HE PLA \ S VERY WELLS
Freshman Skipper Wells ranks second on I he Lewis and Clark varstty
tttnnis latter. \ in~' "ucHh
()I thr l'r"""' I "I
lc\\ '' md t. lurl.;'!i 1 ntdi ~qtt.td
lou1•ht uti h,tth thc \~CI ,,c.tthc• .tnd
thcl)rc~,m ulkgcnfhlm'.ltlum ht't
S.tHnd.l\ I<' ''"' 11~ lnurth cnn•
'\C\111\\C' du.tl meet
Soph,Hnut c ~t.tnd,,uh R td..
Ftr~?c;;en tnll tircg l Jlh,tun paced
the 'trt.t~lllg tr,n ~men \\tth con·
\e\:Uti\C' \)nC•I \Hl\ IChlfiC''Jn the htgh
nnll .mo mtermcdmtc huuJics. I he
Pu,neer .. out,curcd Ot f >l4·1 an 11
.. trctch ol " C'\COI' enrnute hl nn
~b-2 ' 74·1 J \\10
Coach l!ldon Fax e:\pre"cd
plea,urc tn "'' 1e.1m\ pcrlormnn~;e
d~pitc inclement \\c.uher con·
duiom
..1 ""' plc:.a,ed \\ith our lnernll
performant~; \tutt Beddoc( .. hot put
and Ja,~u'] und ltm Dougla" ( t!OO
metcr..J realh performed \\-ell nnd I
hope tht'c: performance' wall save U\
'orne momentum as we head anto
our btg one thl .. week Wllh I mneld ..
Beddoe\ tO\!> ol 160 fl tn the
der, Roisom spur netters
1\C'nt 1 oland
ot ttw rl<mftf tor
The \\omen's tenm., tcum con·
unuc:d to domtnate tb conference,
lnCrC'SSlhg II \1.10•10~' record IO li\C
and 1\I.O "'ilh • b-~ nctor\ o\er •
!olouthern Orc~on Iitie College la\t
v.eekend.
Conch \ ug~mo~ 'c.sl\ ~quad
bru~hed ~·de: the SO\( te3m "'hach
!>he had figured to bt one \ll I.e:"' 1
and { I.Jr~· close\t competitor" lor
the !'o;(lrthwe ~t Champton!.htp . t tn·
d:a Btumder and Donna Rotsom rcmatncd undelc.ued an double .. pitt)'
\1. llh 1nothcr \lMIIShl ~CI Wtn 0\er
~0'\l ~. number one team of Boyer
o~nd Htmtng.
I he \\omen\ ''~~"ll)' .. quad "''II
m~t Gcar,!;e r," collcsc todn.> at J
p.m •
J"he men·~ tcnna\ team
me.1n\\ hale. delcated \\'hu"' orth
CCIIIegc ln't I hur,day. 7-2.
Fr~hmun !\k1pper \\tlh won a \er}
clo-.c match in Ll 'number two '-POl
'"'h u "'10 O\er \\ httwonh '~ 1 ed
Cummtn" . 2-6. ~ . 7-o. Well., won
th~· mntch \\ith u 5-4 score: m a thtrd
LC golfers capture "cl~c",
Galbreath 's title dies suddenly
"•m Briu~
Of til·· P10nrff I or
I C:\\llt and Clarl'' dt\OI d1gger
came h(lmc "llh unother troph) to
add 10 the Khool's colltcuon b)
\lltnntng the ~orth\l.e~t ~(ld ac .. at
tht' \tc:-ial) goll cout5e 10 '\alem IB!>I
Monda\ •
Haghhghung the da~ 's pia) lor
I C \\d!t Kntor Greg Galbrc:uth \\ho
•unk n clutch Ci!a~n-foot puu on tht'
18th hole to gaan 11 pla)ofl berth
UI;llln5t Pacafic'5 Ste\c Hud)on.
(JalbrCltth und Hudson entered
~udden death \l.tth hnal round COrt'
of 76 nn~ 7H rt'Sf'(i:IIVCI)' lor
cumulau'e cores tied at 377rur fl\c
IOUOd!>
lJnfnnun utel}. Galbreath'5
attempt ut ol\ erall mc:dahst honoi'J
{aaled on the fiNt hole or sudden
death "'hen;, four-toot pull rammed
the hole but didn't dmp. Galbreath
tuffercd :1 bogte fa\~ to Hudson':; par
four
Complcmcnung Galbreath's cl-tort wa!> top h\c lintl>hcr Jt~n Strand
"ho earned .. \II Ch•'~k · hono~
v.llh u h\c-tound totul or Jll7
In o'ernll team ~tandintt' l(
accumula ted 499 pointto edgmg
PacaCic Unl\c:Oll) 's total ol 4251
PI U, Wtllameuc: , OCE and l.mfield
rina:~hed v.:ith total points ol 421 !,i,
.138~. 258, and 84~ rc~pec;tively .
Coach Wal on \\ih ple.1'ed "'"h
ht) team'" \ICIOf) but · tc:mporaril)
let do~~on" "ith thc:u o\erall perfor­
mance on the rinul dn) .. fhj., "co be
upected wnh the mtc:n&itv and con-• cern creutc:d b) our IJ~nlfic:ant lcJd
gomg anto toduy , plu) ·• W1h.on
~•d. ''Mollt ol the team member•
need lo pr .tctit!:' 1 hear 'hort game ..
around the: grcc:nr. to bnng their
~Orh do\1. n to lc\elathut "ill give us
an cdJ!c ut conlc:rence ."
r he I c goller "Ill travel to
Spol.:anc:. \\'sshangton on Saturday
"hcrt' the:\ "'all compete in the
~orth\l.c•t Conlerc:n~ Cham·
pllln•h•ps on Ma) lat and 2nd. •
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10 !let tiebreaker.
touch 1 on\ f,nn~· netter •
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Tue,dJ\ before traveling to
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lim A "til• hOIII"l ~and .. h ..1ul~ r 'cxlltnl
lor ~tuden•• s~.P~''' I nh 11nd Chrp'
l.llo,.dcr Houl>C. I.W~ '" '"n~l Rhd~
l'onlllml ~4f>.l ~
I It'\" \\l\RtR'i · 'll'e on
hrand n.t~ hard •~ ..t <>II ~ up rho ~nd
lor rrtt rlhutratcd cat;aluJt. ( ol\lact I en'
'ouprhe:~ flo• "•' l'h<> n" \ruon~~ ~II
T£.At ltfR' \\A 'TI 0 \\nt and other
alaln P!.a "" nt rn I ~Co Bonded
South,.al lca~hcD ' \~:tnt, , Ba' .&)ll, Alhu·
Q.UtlljH )o;c,. MtM'o 871%
f\ f'll'l.(, lor \lullcnt• 11nd lell<ht" l ~pcrrenc-­
nf f> I upanddth•cr lall'•and\ ttbS4·7194
l\ PINe:. :lot) IJ<mtc, rca"11111blc rain
Manwcnrt, cnrrupon..tcnce., th~" • raumc
and \IIIIUICIII Mf>-9!111(1
l \ f'INC \ccunrtr, ''"' r.c:t•1rc W ~·nt ,...,
duublr p.cctl p1 hU ~ill! e•oemn -·-----fO \0 I 1 H£ ltOt t 1\ t'IN<> .... H'IC t
Con•enrtnl l)' 1., •tell 11 l~(IO W 4th 11:!
I)~ I \1~ lor Janet
H>ITII'CO . term r;apc•t. rcpon•. lhaa
R~<tn.b' blct (aU C\emnp 291· 15~1
~HIt Dl D lfOI'tU tl'lo !<Ot Ul\\t Sl. f 1\t
~ruoiT' lull den. Orf J'llf• 2\oib..th,, 2
fircrlllcn..llUiul\o:pan, room "''h pooltahlc,
deco on urpcr lc'l:l, ~lin bcnt.tth 2-ar prap:
and boat C'llrport bc:lo.. S)SO, lc.a~ . hnt and
lat~ month plua drJ>~»ol l'h1.>nC ~rn1np .Ht,..
.as11 .. or ..tar• lor l.ou Schult1c, MO-\.ol)t>
ROl\'l~Dr-.. c:Rt Ht'T"""ond aldr. w-­
corod onr.. Shu') ol m\ Ill(
Ll/~ A .,..,~.~: hu"ncn rmalmrnl a rt'll
b(ll~rkt , ........ "1/ ------------Ot \Pf R \ J)() ' ou'''t' t.«r• oul rtdin111 It nco
for •0 luna rob
~------( Rt~U; I 'unrun 1111 Ia lorrt Mu~h u cun·
l11ltnc,. oon •• WI/
.,, I\1Mf R 1110 C t~' I ON, I 'p.olnll )Oil! In
ICI'C'll 1n Budd he 1 cuhu~ lrh 10 nh • lamll) 111
~II lanh (( C)'llln) r aplcllc the autrountllnJ
~unu~ .. rdc An craht '""• Md\cntutr apon•
w.~..t by l~pcrtmfnt In lntrr nauanal I t\'rnr.
P .a mal M.h .. lanh•r 1n11al>lr and c"llr~ crt\! II
b) arranr;rr~~tnl ~or rnt•rc lnforrnalhln call
'l:an~ dtn j Jl m, 221·1 1-l)
'lA'III t \ II, k \1'1 \'li baa arn•cd 1n
P .. rtl.lnd \net 0111 clluauaunal ttnrn rn the
Caller,. t«<SV. lOth c u~MIC' """ lurmma
lor lbf tSA1.1lAI CtMI\l,lnd fJRI 212·
SS~ rncr.:t rcct1rd h\ nearh 12 lett.
I h1' S.uurdu)'" I p.m. mtct
.tglltll\1 I mll<:ld nt (rn'" nld
St.tdaurn "Ill pat •'" undch:ated \\tid
Clll \quntl a~·~~~'~' ,, oncc-bcltten hut
~tllhng, Pwncc1 true!.: tcnm. J·i' "aid
hC' I~ l;(llllhJent but c:tiUIUlUS of ht~ tc.tnt ~:h.UI(e~ lut It \\Ill
\\ c huth hnv.: Mrc:ngttu
\\Cal.nc ~«:'-thnl huve lube
t~i," h\ s.ud. "In the t&rc;u """'
.uc: cnmparnhlc, \\e ure guang
to (t111lpl"ll' well
"II we pcatnrm up t()
r..:H pu hllitac~ . we !\houltl wan"
Lewis and Clark blazes trail
in history of pro basketball
kim llath\ i.:
l'lnn«t I a e. 'P""' f dlh•t
h mJ) h,l\'e been that Lc:'' '" .1nd Clnrt.. pluycd 11 rnnjor pur& an
ul tht Portlund TrJtl Blt11er"
~lll one graduate or LC C\er mnde the 'llnttonnl Bn-.ketbnll "''odi
tenm r cam ~•r•lle[llC\ an the c\tcuttve office or from the concha or''
ne\tr Jrtcr.;ted b) the I C athletic department But odd' hnve 11 thai
cnmpu~ '"" munuged to change one couMe an the Jrunchase' ha"tory
In February 1970, Portland' [,ccuttve Vacc-Pr~tdentllom GJi,dJ
,announced that Portland'~ entr) mlo the NBA would be mct..name4
"1 nul 8ln1er\" I he nome woq selected. nccordmg to un nnicle an
Vrr~oman (feb 1970) by a spec.nl commattee oppomted by owner~ o1
new pro ba,~etbull franchise
"We feel that Truil Blnter!> rcnect both ruggedne,s of the
~orthwe\t and the \tart of u maJor lengue era m our •!lute," Olidman
I -~ ,_ :"'' I' l' ~ '-J' ~
~
' \trangely cnoutth.
mnmt.un' the ,nmc
1n "' rue t...nnmt .. Ptonecf\"
couN: walh a name hke
und Clnr~ the natural
thl' college\ athletac
mcnt "ould be 1 he: paonetr
it wa' al\o the paonecr
di~coverc d the aden I 'CIUnlliJ
to"' n an the: Wallumettc
Muny team~
rh)thmtc and ~tchy n .........
h.tH nothan~ to do With
ell f!. hcrat,\f!t' ( Lo~
I .tlo..Cr\ Phtlndclphau I Ul),
Btrmanghnm Bull11. lor
pic) Portland\ be'' bel
clc:vc:r Mid htlltonc nam(
'Ptoncer "
I he Orc•l{oman arllclt
tmutd to ,11\ th111 "othtr
ulur 011 me' cunsadercd
I umber)ock' \1eudo"'
r lr">, P.tctlic~.
l)toncer' .. ;\II
rcluted to the P.acanc. ~"~•lin•
but onl} two. l'aeth(.)
P10ncer,, ran~cd a'
n.tme' lor the C'lt uf Ro,c:~'
ha,~ctbull lmn~:h i'e
I he tc:o1m a' Ghckman stated wu•i u tmalblurcr •• ~the fint major
'ourt to hll Portland ~o the name "Pactfit.,'' wn~ ehmanatcd
He 'atd the commltlec cho'c: •t ruil Bln1er'" over "Pioneer., .. beat
• ntdnnmc~ of all college, und Unl\c"'"e' m Oregon \\Crc elimtnntcd
con-.ldtruuon
r he hill ol the most popular chotec' cume rrom 8.000 to 10.000
'ubmattcd bv lun!> ''PIOneers" wu .. ammeduttely ehmmuted from the
poNbthUe\ 'ltnCt L<.. held 1 he unolfacaul nght' to thnt nnme
r hou~h never revealed. the: commtttee lor Portlund'\ nackname
toward "Paonec:r)" an"tc:ad of the h,,., other popular name\ becau~c: o{
~•m•lnrit) between .. Paonecr.. <~nd "1 rual lllurcrs" Web~tc:r'\ uacmtlll
delinc a trntlblu.ter J\ "u per)on who blu1es u Irati; hence 1.1 paonecr 1n
lleld "
Htnce. LC played a rnnjor p.art in the ht,torv of the
f r ,,il Bhucr:-..
Batters brave inactivity
Oa\ t l.u"'c
Of lhl' l'lunl'l'f I "I
R.un wean· Lewu and C'lurk
I ro.ued out ol a week ol inocttVII) on
&he b!l\ebull danmond dunng It~
\\-tutworth ( ollege road tour lu 1
\aturdn\. chnchmg two wmr. an
Spok.tne
f he Ptunecr.. swept the ho,tmg
Par.tte' 7-1 und 9 4, to put l C with111
une gume ol league Ieeder
Wallumettc Umvenmy. whtch '" un·
dcfeulc:d o fur thtr. <teasun
l·our·ycar lenerman Dun lunn
slugged a home: run m the clutch at
the top ol the eventh mmng to
•nutch the Cinl ~me
Sophomore Da~e Fennell add·
cJ .mother lor the dny wath a IWo·
run homer'" the lourth mnmg ollhe
c:cond game:. 1 hrov..cn Mih ~c:dehllk) .tnd Dave hon \H~
mnp pucher' tor the ulternoon
I t ·' 'eu 'on '' 1 n const•dcfl
hmbo .titer ne.~rly three \\etkt
Jd'-er't ~e.tther 1 here is
pro~pecl ol dnal~ h<\!lebull for
r c:mUinder ol the 'ealion
gumt' hn\c thu~> lnr been lrilll'~
.tnd onlv th~c mudc up.
I odll)''"' ~amc usu•nst I
will be u mttkc-up mntch between
I\\ u Northwc:. 1 cunfcrence nvub
hu' rlit two with the Wtldcnts
lur 10 the \CU on vume lime
p.m .u ')ckuvonc: flark
On ~liiUrduy the Ptonccrs
tt.t\cl to \ulcm to play
Wtllamettc Bcurc:ul)
doublche.adcr conlc:rcncc
Wtllumc:llc: '' Mthc: teum to beat
JQ71C, ... tcc:ordtnil to Coach MtCI
tlcra~crt . -
left to right the 1
Judy Kitzman
Derzon, Oem Rl
w te
llartwl~
,.,, 'P.\1'1" .. dltot
Th" '' a workmg c
~ol your JVC:rttge
or ,t ere"' from a
lc:v.:t" and tlnrj
'qund works
'"'""~· IWICC a dn \
\h garb huve 1~ ~
momtng for dul
member Martu Jo
:Um prepan:d lor
~omc: ol 1 he: c
ne to the \C:I\1
rubbed an alcoh
hand~> 1\ couple
'~ Inter, the "rc1
i(Cntly m the
re.td)· lor a two h
lu,t \'Cilt <;lll
year-old coxl
h a practice VI
/..c.•Jl. Aprrl l 7, eld
lellrn c:h.tncc' lur ,, \l.tn
\\ t htll h h.n e !II rengthJ
wcaknt' 'c' 111.11 hu'c lu bc...,.11~
cd,'' "'' saHI. "In the (Uta\~
.IH'Ctlmp.unhlc, WCUrC ~OinJ
In CllllliH'tC \~ell ,
"II we pcrlurm up IC)
'"·IIMhlhltc • we !thnuhJ wan"
~ blazes trail
~ basketball
or!.; played u mojor purt in the
the Nnttonnl Bu\kcthull
>rltct or from I he con chan@, ....
•nmenr But odd\ huvc 11 that
;~u~c: 10 the I ranchasc'-c h11tory
lltve Vu:e-Prc~tdcnt Harry Uhc:b
the N BA would be mcknum!'d
~d, according to un nrttcle an
'llmlltee llppointed by ownel'\ o1
;ts both ruggedneS\ of lhc
Je era 10 our ~hHe," Ghckman
\trangely enou~tb.
m:unt.lln' the \Ume
in '" nacknumt "Paonctn"
couN: with a name likt
and Clnr~ the natural
th1:. collcsc\ athletic
ment "uuld be the p1onm
11 wa' al~o the paone(r
dlsco.,.crcd the td~nl )erun1
to\\ n 10 I he Wallum~llc
Mun} lcam ..
rhythmtc and catchy nnmo
hnH noth10s to do ~•tb
cit} •, herua~:te ( l o'
I ,, kcr ... l'haladelphau hn.
Birmanghnm Bull'>. lor
pit). Porllund'' bc:..~t bet
clever and ha\tonc num~
.. Paoncef'·
1 ht ( )ft'/.:UIIIUfl ani
lmued to'"' thot 'other •
ulu r names cun!ladered
l umbcl")uck' M
Far, Pac1hc,
Pion~.:er' ~ ,\II
refuted to the Pnc.:ihc. '\ln,,.hJOC,
but onlv 1 wo, Pactfit • Ptonecr,, runled a\
nume-. lor the Cit~ uii\O'•ei
ba-.lctball lranchi'e
11 tmilblnzer a\ the fint maJor
tcariC\" wa' ehmmuted
I Olnzer"" over "Ptoneef' .. bcul
,e, m Or~gon ~ere ehmmutcd
~came from ll,OOO to 10,000
~ediutely elimtnuted from the Jj)t
I nght~ to that nnmc:
:tee for Portlnnd'!! ntcknume
~ther populnr name' becnu'c
ail Bln1c~ .. W c:b,ter\ D•cllolll
Ole\ n truil; hence. u p1onecr tn
I in the ha,torv of the •
inactivity
'"edc:h!>l) nnd Da\e Shon weK
hnt~ pllchc" lor the ulternoon
( L'' \(,"On Ill tn COOSlltltn
mbo arter neurly three: "eeL•
d\ler~c \\cJihcr I here ll
ttO'Ipt'LI of dolly b,utebull (or
emumder or the -.c<lton '"'
~me:' huve thu' lor lleen c.s
nd onlv three mudc up
1 I oday\ {lllrne ugumst 1
f'ill bcr ll mule-up mnlch bet wee
,,.,, Northwellt con terence rivub
ll~> 'Pitt two wath the Wtldcuta
:tr an the c:u,on Gume time \\til
m at ~c:luvone P.tr~
On Saturdoy the Ptoncen
m .. cl to 'iolc:m to ploy
V at I a m c 1 1 c 8 e .a r c a 1 s
oublehcader cunlcrencc
Vallumcttc 1., "the team to beJI
971(, .. 11(\;\ITdtng In ( OUcll M~~~
lergc:rt.
Prulltrr l.og. JlfiTII 11, "A GOOD SENSE OF HUMOR "
lell to nght, the women's etght Caroline Gdle. Carlo Hernandez , Mana Johnson , Sue Trask, Jondy Anderson, Oodie Farny. Krtsten Rouner, Cary Caspersen and cox­
Judy Kitzman
•
LIGHTWEIGHTS
Oem Rakow. Tom Bugbee and Ted Cotton paddle after a "power twenty" sprtnt.
w teatn rows for better oar worse
llartwl~
tut 'purl• t dltat
fht, " 11 work1ng crew.
~ol \·our a._eragc \lreet repatr
or ,, c re" I rom n na\) !>htp 10
I c"'" and Clar~·, women·,
~4und works .at tO\\ tng.
l.t'"""~ t wu;e a dny
'\\'~: girl" h.s\lc to get up a1 h\e
mormng tor dntl) double. .. :·
member Martu John~ on sa1d ns
•um prepared lor .s day\ pntc-
\orn~ ol the crew applted
nllnt to the seat slide!> whtlc
ruhbcll un alcohol solution on
hilnd' 1\ couple: ol grunh und
Inter the. crew boat wo'
ttcntl\ an the Willamette
• rcud\ for a twtl-hour pracucc
hr 1 vc:ar couch Dtant • Grab .. I.:O\ i:o. prepunns Kri'>len
Rouner, l M~ ( a'lpcr .. en. Dodie
t-urn} r mal) John\On Jand}
Andef\on M.m.1 John<oon .1nd
( arohnc Gale I or competition tn the:
!'l.auon.tl Wumc:n·, Ro\\108 A•,ocsu
uon fhc: "omen·., ~;:re\1. alreud'r ha'>
one reg;llt11 to "' credu b' plac10g
rounh tn th( \prtl Fool'' Regatta
held at Green I al.;c, \\ a"h10gton
Grib'lkO\ carne' the cxpcnenct
of two ye.1r' on the Oregon 'itatc
Unt~cr'll) ere\\ m her teut.htn[l ller
0 U team tot.tlcd thre1; ltr't tn
ret~tonul compeuuon "Ju\\ 'he
hope' to t.t~c ,, group wuh httlc
c. pc:n\:nce 10 ere\\ und turn them
mro a proup ht tor "ompeune wtth
the like' of the \ 1n1n:r..il\' ol • wu,htngtnn
.. In \\Urrn·up we wor~ on
-
"ETES-VOUS PRETS?"
year-old coxswain Klaus Grossenbacker puts the mens lour
h a practice with all too fomtllar commands
I u~. April ]7, lfJ78 1cchni4ue ," Grib,t.;o, 'uid, "li"c: roll­
ing up the 10~1de hand to~~~ a feather
on the: oar ~ he ... aid it tu~e' <lbout
'i' month' of tr.uning before u ere\\
member j, read\ to race. •
"The\' mu'>l rcltne their tcchn1-• que and learn gro'~ motor ,t.;ill\
[pertectton ol te~hn1que)" Grib,lo\
'utd "'he .1dded that at' nl\\a)
hclplul to ha._e "a good 'cn'c: of
humor ..
1 ht men·, team con·mtang or
Mar' \on Hugt.;e, I h.om.t' Busbee
hm Deuon l'ed Cotton. and Dc:m
R ;tlll\" round out an 1 ( '4uud (JIIV~;
or taJ..e a ,ouplc ol Portland '>t.ttc:
.. tudenhJ couched b\ 1-nru:o M.u·
u~nom . PS l 'tudenh on an, I C
ll:.tm 1
\\ t rc .1 dub. \\'e'rc not .tt­
tncht.d tu the uthh:tac depMtment,"
!\lar11gnom ... ;u\1, poinung tn the
dtrt'\:llon ol the I C t."3hlf"U'·
'"nmc: dub' ure murc: to~_.:c:thcr
( t h.1n ,,tncuonell teams I StanhHll
hu' a club I ,,, 0 ( llnl\erMt) ot
llrc~unJtnrmc:d a cluh JU 1 r«entl\,
\\lthin the la'l Ct.1UpJc n( )CM ,"
.. , here Uh.' m,1re club' lhan
team [an the :-worth\\c,t) tunded b\
.tn athletic dcp;uttnent." he ;ud
(.mh,ko\ plan" to lltl.:e her
'quad to the '\ \\ RA Regmn.th ,
Ma\ 13·14 1n \ .lncou' cr, BC bel ore
travt<ling h•tcl.; Ill Green I .tl.c:.
\\ a .. hm~lun lor the national tour aM·
mt:nt June 111-lh Both men·, Jnd
\\ umcn', l:fC\\ tc.\nb \\Ill parttl:lp,lle
tn an l{()..QO rntk "to\\·H·thun,"
Mcnwt a.~ I ll.l\ \\~ekcnd f he
JllUI nr:~ \\Ill bcgm 1n Cun ulli' .md
end m 1 he R v~t: Ctt)
,,, the en:" tenm) fHn~;llcc hn
the hu:-\ ~In\ ~c:ht·duk II vcar·vh..l . -tcum ~u'-''Hun .._l.ut" Ciu,, l'll·
bad.cr '"" ~ontmuc to "~ream u
t1lmmand. to(l familt.ar h' ere". an to
h•~ tnCl(olphonc MFtc,.•\ OU\ rrcl
(t\te }OU IC.Id~, a;o) '>" • •
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... ..
• • •
A WORKING CREW • •
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--::;...., ·-•
Taken from the Hawthorne Brtdge th•s aertal shot shows the women's
etQht tn nctaon
~
TOM BUGBEE
Tochntques like teathertng an oar take about s1x months ot traanfng
eccordtng to Coach Gnbskov .
11 • • 1 hr mrn·, ha,rball tram \lllll '' dtlilln\1
I tnln:IJ. \yml 2 at l p m. n '' L. '' ont':
l'arL.
• 1 h1• l'•n"'" 1 hat Or; •n updalt uf "hu
rulr• \rntri\'1\ '' 1 he &Ilk of lJ t.all. b' l •
\\ aJhltm l)l'mhoff HMlln, 1 I\ f' m in thc
( ,umCTl ( l1.1m~r I >umhufl '' an antcr·
nata,uhtlh ~nt1\\0 ~N:a.ll ,,r,:ntt"t en~·•t-'td an
on gnmg fC•CiltCh On \\C:lilh Und ri;\1\Cf an
ltac L nllc:d :-.t.all' lie 1 the auth,,r ot If Ito
Rut. , -4mnu a llt~hfr < rrr-fr, I 01 tot'
oLJn.f I moc'TOI 1 and '" pre cnll {e.achmg nt
the l na\l'l'$11\ '-'' C. 1arorn1n nt s. nt. Cn11
•MI'ai•J:onia Rchrldr," hlm ~ho~ n fl\
part ot the p lnt!o.h Lun,guagc him • c:nes.
IHllhc,ho\\nmthe QUncJICh. amhN, \pnl
::!"' .u f\ m l be 111m b Hector Ohvern hn"'
I nJ!h"h uhtnle:-. 31ld lll rr~ ol chnrge
•M Monh J•, thun and On und the f rsnlt," • • •
& film '-J'tm atro b' -.QI· \,,,,II be ~h,m nan
1 1.1n" uduonum pnl 27 and 2S nt 7 nnd
" lO r m
• \n lntrr•di,ciplinar~ I ururn 'trtr' plnn·
nmJ! c:ommlltcc mcctull) \\til 1'>.. ndd .tl 3 15
p m \rnl ~~ m the Grm R\\llm \lO the matn
lc\d ol 1 ~mplc:wn cniC'f Inc mccuns \\all
be open h1 all ~tudcnt~ tnd fnC"ult\
Fri. 28
• \ l..aratc lournamrnt '~ 111 be hdd 1n
Jlamp n 'P , ... Center nil du) \pnl 2~
•Jacl. '-rh•n1 ~111 add~ th~ topac MA
\ tc:" ,, H I .. uc Health .. an the churel. ,\pnl
2 at 7 30 p m Sch;.an7 \Hll be !>pun!lort'd b)
the: spmt ual Fronuc:rs FeJio\\ ~htp don:.·
twn ~•II be rcque~tc:d to attend the lttturc
•Th«-11omcn\ \lll"\it) ,.oftball cum ~•II
f. cc \\ allaml·Uc Unl\'cr tl~ April 28, 3:JO
p m .. :u \\ tllamc:llc
•Han1n \ •nkcc-. •• 1 trudmonal Amcrtt".ln
must\.'111\;omed\ about ba~ball :1nd th I an~. •
~all open :11 1he Pl)nl.tnd Ca' u· I heiltcr
Maan ~tagc. \prtl 2!1 nt ~ JO p m
Oamn ) ankrl*J "111 pUi) l'hur d.a~ •
fndn) und Snturdd)\ at 30 p rn through
June 17 lacket nrc SS ior ndul~. 54 lor
~tudcnt nd Knaor cturcn' for rner­
\DIIOnt.. call the the;ater bo office at l2b-
304
• Portland ( ommitsioncr M lldrcd
.Srh\'tab \\til open the rbor O:t)
cclebrnuonr., \pnl ~ , 10 a m .. Rl the: Ho\ t
rborctum hehc:r, 4000 '\\ Faante\\ 8hd
(abo\e the .wo} The \rbontum · 50th
anrmcnary ~til be cckbr.ucd ~ath tree
plantanp, rcf~hmcnt~< and free pa ~to the
\\~tern Forotf) Center for thQ~e uttendmg
H1e ocn:mon).
l'ha:re "'" al!o he 3 photogmphtc ~ho"'­
ang muure wan.s. and .1 him fa1r ·1 he I r~
Hou:;e," the Arbort'tum·~ \l.!ttH'Ir3' center.
\\Ill be open I rom IO.JO o m 10 4 ('l.m.
• t\ I ( ~ill prhtnt "1 ht a, .. u~ -7..."
K l "111 pia) Beatie fa, oruo ulphnbeucnl·
I~. tnnmg J 2 p m. \rnl 28 und running
throu,gh 12 30 u m pnl 29
I o tndudcd wtll be the three ulbum
released llllc.r the ~tier; dtibanded . Tht­
llratii'J }NliUWtg TOfll Sht!rlc/Ofl, Thl'
Bl'tltlt>s I.J~'t' at 1h, ~rat Cluh m llambmg .
Grrmam 1061 nd 'flu~ lkotlrJ l.we a1 th,. •
II oil," oud Bo.,..J.
Sat. 29
•1 ht Lt~as and ( latk tradt and Otld ream
'"11l Ina: l..:mheld, Apnl 29 m GriJ~old
tndeurn
• I he mtn'a b&Mball •~•m wall mc:c:t
~ tllumettc IJnt\etll&l). Apnl 29, I p m. au
\\ 11! mttte.
Sun. 30
•~ur CJirli.ulo: ~111 perform o cello recat. I
pnl 30. 4 p m. an f \'an~ Audalonum The
lt:ettnl ~•II be frc:r of charge.
12 JACOB HOLOT
Vagabond shows bad side of US
World-renowned photographer nnd ,elf prochumcd vugahond Jncob Holdt Will 'ho\\
htll worh lor the hr..t lime tn Ameril'a Apnl 29 .tnd 30 7 p.m tn the lounctl Chamber
Uoldt. ~ ho toured the L ntted Stato trom 1970 1976 on ~S per year. wall prc~ent ~I ide'
(II t\menClt'3> "ou.c Mdc: wh&ch, he say. •·a lot ol people: sn AmeraC<~ arc protel.lcd ag;un 1 ·
ltohJt c:umc to the States from hi~ nuti\1~ Denmnrk tor the fir I lime in 1970 He btcumc
anterestcd 10 protest agaan~t the \ 1c1num wur. nnd decided to tru\cl the country hc:lpang
protc..\tnrs itop the lighting tn Southeast ,\ ia
W11h JU 1 S40 in his pocket he: learned in the lollo~ing Stl' year' ho~ to sur.vi\'c
t\mericnn gheuos, obtain rrcc lood and shelter. and IC.'lrn from the t\mertcan people.
He beO'lme fnends \\ath Angelo Davas and Black Panther leaders during ha' fint fc:\\
month~ an lhe Unued SUJtes, He later met fed Kenned). Jay RocHeller und 'io~mh Jane
Moore, '-'ho tned to ktll former Prcsadc:nt Gerold Ford. He w1u mugged lour ttmes tn
ghetto •• tnd lor.t I~ close friend$ to violence in the tougher oreal of Chil:4ga .
Holdt dtdn't begin tW ad\enture5 a• a photogr3pher letters to ht pnrcnts about what
he :t\\ an Arncnc::t ~ere met with di5bclte1. "It didn't hi wuh the1r stc:reoty~ ot 1\menc:u,"
581d Holde, .. ,o the} bought me: a camera and encouraged me to take pitturcs.M
What he photographed )hoded Europe und turned ha\ pactur~ into a popular
attraction . aub~q uent book b)' Holdt ancludang !.Orne ot ha pacturc" haa sold more CQpies
an f:uropc thut Alc:A Hule) ':~ Roo11 in Amenca.
w I ""' persuaded by a lot or people thntll[ the ho\\ und book J wa' net-ded," aid Holdt.
Mit I dadn't bnng this out an the world. \\'ho would',..
Holdt returned to Denmark alter u lriend wn• murdere-d an .a pnP.on not .md Moore
attcmled to auaatnule Ford Ml hot e~pc:raence( the pmon rtol) ju~ot !~~hocked me ,o anucb thut
I JUIIt ptd.(() up my puaurn <~rtd se~trchc:d tor a WU)· to get out
'"Be ide$," he udded. ~when) our bc\1 lnc:nd I Moore )tries tn l..illthe President at's time
to lc1nc the country."
• •"tfisrur) and C hlli1.ation of Saudi
\rahla" and "I he Palgnmnge Mec,.a
Hrsgag" ~•II bel\\ o lrcc moHc;spon~>orc:d by
the mencun l.ansungc lmtnute co bt: held an f ' tu\ ,\udlluuum, Apnl 20 :u J p m
•thaptl unicr ~Ill be: held Apnl 30 ut
10 '10 n.m
I Mon.
• R,.,. nuu~ lu' II unr" r. 11 candadtue
I.e\\'' lln\1 C lnrl.. chaphun \\Ill lead n 12
p rn \\ ua ''"I' !IC:rvtc•· :11 .\gne~ I l.,, .. ,lil~
Ch.tpcl ~~"' I Huncl.c, •Ill '""tru\:101 11
tJnl\ct~ltl uf Oregon llttn\lfs C'ollc:gt
1 ug~·ne, "til he ,1\utlhbh.~ 1e1 !llU\lc:nh llUtltt
1-lrraldta!it ~uuuns ut 7 .a.m. an held lltn11!i
R,ulnt tS.t~·ll
Wed.
•tu .. hiku 1 olo:al'IU, un antc:rnattontl
~no" n puller "hCJ nu\\ tcuche at l'tlltett
llna\Cr.lt \, "all hllld her caght h·annuul ca
J'll' \Htrk hop ~I.•) 3 ,md 4
lnl..:.u:1U'!>. \\lHksho('l~ \\Ill be open 1
tudcnt' and 18\:Ult lrcc ol charge hothi!Jn
.,t Q ~ m .tnll I 10 p m. in the cumpui tn
h\ulding crnmto !i.lU1.lto
Cont.
• I hr r nRIIIIih dtp»rlmtnl \\Ill uwurd Sl
lllf thl' nest poem Ul llfOUJ" Ol po~ml b1
'ludcnt nt 1 he dm.c ot 5prin~ term.
\l,anu~cnpt!i h11uld he uhmntct.lto llo~
n11 1.11c1 thnn M,l\ 1. I he: compclllton 1\ •
to ~cruur!'i ~uhnus~wn" nrc hmned to
t) rc~ ratten Jl..lges. 1111 ~'' 436 lor mm
mlorm.tuon
• Oante-a·Chon-. are bact... K I <.' radao
'''II :.rum~or 1 Mu,cular 0Htroph)
th11n Ma) 19. One: of Portland's bnt mel
and dance hand-., Wesal, wtll pro,ide tbt
mu,ic. ~o\\ j., 1he umc: for tho~c ante~~tcoto
tart !>.lac ling up pledges or help wuh Prti'II·
tion,, Cont.1ct K I C Station Munager :\ttl'\•
t...nayhth cllt. JOI, lor mort: information.
•C.od,pell, a mu\lc.tl cclc:brntion ot )'b(
C10ud "\c:''' darected h\· Rae hard Hu~lind
\ tr.a I 11ng. ~til ho\\ at the Uvac I hCJtn
Blu~o R1lom. 1510 \W Yamhall throug~
April 2Q J)NIIumun ce' wall be 1 hunda)l.
Fnda~' tnd S.tturdu..,\ at M 30 p m Student
adm•' aon a·· l
•Studio I.) ric Thutrc will
J\11mcl. at' '>ccund mu ''al of the: \CAIGG.
,,,,rtany \pnl 7 1101.1 8 artd runnang T·nda)
und S.tturda) naght-; through \prtl2.9, 8 p.m.
I heater mncinc:c,, uc I 52.2 ...,E. l ncomu.
'ct for April9und Apnl 2 3 .u 2 p.m. Studa:t
admt ''on 1 S250.
1\umt'l •~ a mu,ical Ar.ahaan Ni&hU
lt\henturc \\tlh a comple' hbrctto It cc
on the tnub and tnbulntion' in the hleof the
poc:t·hewr. lluij. I hro'ugh a '<cncs
"ondc~ he gu10s "call h, find" .1 ne\1 lo"f
.l\ cnge "rung' done lm duughter. \1ar·
an.th, tnumph!> o\cr the: wiclcd \Vam ~
~·nh l·c, and rt)C:) to 11 ploce ot true" emantc~
en the 1.1hlcd c:at\ ot Ru~dud
• \n ~ hibll eallcd ""-'orth•nt
( ullijtrllpher' · howang be.lUIIlul worb b}
rromancnt c..tlht-lr.tphcr" 10 the .lfl:.a will be
held at the Hoflmun (utllcry, School oltbt
\1" und Crate' \octet). April 5 through Z
I he: sho" can be 'cen at 61tl i'in lit~
\lundu) lhHlU@h 1-ridn), 8 u.m. to 10 p m
.Hid Saturdn) trom 9 ,, m, to 5 p m. lhert
''all he: no admt !\ton chur~e. For more
anlorrn.allon , cull Paulcuc: \\'iuwcr 31 22j.
.tNI
•1 he Bureau of Parks •nd R~crutfun
conduct u eries ol chntC$ lor
~occc 1 olhoul 'ioon. ,\nyonc
hould cont.act M.tnjun Ousnur at 2411-4)25
In uddnlon, unvonc wath a
rcfc:rc-r's hccnsc ~ ho 1 antc:rc:stc:d tn
fltluttllf '"'cer •~ urged to contact
\luntup.JI 'tport Ortacc, 1107 SW
A\COUt;
• \ olunltfl'\ ru help at l r) on ( retk Slatr
f»»rk .uc: needed lor \:l)fl!ltrUcllon ol u•• ...
.and to help rruuntmn old one~ \n)
IOtCfl'!llC:d In u:llnjl ..I\ .1 lour IUIIdt ihC)UIG
.1hu tdll the p.u It ollh.c. b3b-4 S.'iO
Submlulona to thlt plgt ere pnnltd 11'11
chlfQ• tnd thould be eddreaMd lo Publlck
c:utrencet, Campu. 801 21, ltwla 111d
College, Portland , Oregon, 117218 Tf\1 dtadllnt
noon, rrtdtyt All •ubmlulona muat bt I~
doublt•lptC~
f'lt,,rn l..og. 4pnl :17, L(wis and ChtC
~
Followtng a sp~
O.rector of thet
Lattce Krastof (c~
ty debates a poll
~re. from left to
OFAJ
\tcvc Fendm :.h I
~tC~or of t udents
ll1i'"''e> 10 a contra
l10tt-''i thot 1-endnc
"unlaar to all
t.ttt~r. current \OF
!.lrJ~C of dance<. ani
a hnnh,tlor the
Mu,:-;ensale
fhc SOFA d­
'C)pon~able for man1
~ta1\ S20.000 ~OfJ
~ttd b) the \S~
lit'\llfO.tlll\.e \\ ith th<
n \I 1 hut t&mq
hJcl 1-'ort.l Ou·d
'cla\ltit':', the so~
1~nrn 'lima tel\ one 1 -
11111uu nt
1 he budget jun
~14.000 in J917J
,000 lor the 197~
~ath the antrca c /
h1c:qucnt rc11po
:Dmc ~usgc~uons t 1
n ptlle\:'' be
1r..dcnh 1«1 thnt 11
'•dllcl thev h.t\iC l •
· fkr\on who dc:d(
"I qu\!.'ilion the 1
SOl A dect,aon is ~
id Fendrich Ia'
mmattec ,uch 11> 1~
:lllnacntton' Oo..ar(
L'tlcnts and prl
the Ptonc:d
,, •.•• nnd K l.C 11tutl
u I here: i) no
§hould be
~, thanl both 1
llllrTrnt SOFA die
udcd on oln}'
"ldcullv. 1 he)
.tpplu;ant lw
lltfore muktnf! a d
jOb j \0 lrnpMtl
II'O(:c'' need' to be
at i" more dfil;
Sll Pre!ltdc
r.td the prc,ent Y''
' one ol '"' rc.tpo
don't 111ke it ·lishtl).
llakc good deca~io t
"There 1 ol~
au'e 1 he: Senate:
t•PJliO\c, But all the