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

May 11, 1978 Volume 40, Number 6

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1978-05-11

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

mlcro·bloloal'lt und autllo,
l.t\llic: ~ \\Ill 1peak on "f'hc
·f umun ,\gmg" Muy II ul 3 p.m tn
art'i Center
i\ I $JlCCIIIh'\l 10 the ·ll't.t of
~rm humon cell strum dt!\'tlop.
llC:CIOt dc\'clupment
1rc " upc:n to 1hc pubht 111 110
:r\ ( lub lunC'heon w11l bt htld 1n
thntnf! room, Muv 8 nt nnon
• 9
m1crc ol r;~u: Ne"'': t 'prlatt, 71
ace Mn) 9 •• 11 7 p.m '" Com.
RCiorn A. I his lithe lu t oUo
CHinJlU> llC\\ ~hO\\ complied
'uulit): hlf and t\~:almt, \\Ill be
D1ck h:rn\ IIIHI N1dm ~glc\ 1
11.1 I o\\ n Council agnmst Hal
1111cn' lor .t Do:ccnt Oregon lh:
be at J·IS p.m .. M.tv 9 m the
.1111 her.
copallan l uch.ari'll \trvlrr h) ~ 1
nl...m nl \t Stephen\ plltJAh "lll
'c: chapel hbrnry Muy 9 111 1a m
brc.t~lt'"' w11l lallow m hcld1
n
u' communlt} rurum Will br: htld
tl meeung room Mav 9 ot noon
lolt) film "'111 ~ 'hown tn the
t~mbt:r May 9 from 7 '0 to 9:30
1on " free ot charge
llppa Phi dinner and Jmtallall011
lace an the c:ohupel .md Dub~dl
on Mav 9. •
l.
'tratlon dtadllne ror thr GRE
ne 10 v. May 10
t.
W. TlbbtN<~ , a cund1dntc for
'lork chaplum. wtll lead u ll :10
p 'crVJce nt Agne" flunnt~an
)' 12 T1bbeu~ . chuplnan at
ollege 10 Clinton, N Y , wtll !)(
Mudent:. dunng breakfa!t at
, Room (Saga) \to rung at 7 ,, m
r·month old hand bell choir \\Ill
ebut m an Engl1-.h handbcll
Ma) 1.3 ut 7 p m in 1\gno
\npel Admt.,!itOn w11l be free.
r Will perform Wllh The Tubor
led Methodt!l C hurth c:hotr
·a·thon'l art back K l ( r.tdlo
a M U~>culur Dystrophy Dancc-
1. One of Ponlund'! bc!t rod
fund\, W~nk, WJJI prOVIdt the
Is 1 he hmc lor tho!tc mterested to
~up pledge!> or help wllh prcpar·
-=• KLC ~tatton Mnnugcr Ste\C
301, for more anformuuon
en to hflp ut T r) on C rt'tk "ita It
t~dc:d tor eonstJ ucllon ol trutb
~ matntum old one\. 1\nvont
1 acttnp u!t .a tour autde 'hould
rarl. ofltce. 636-4SSO .
tau of Park\ and Rtcrl'1ltlon Will
j!\ers~ ol chnic' tor bcginnint
tiuls 'oon, Anyone intcrC$tcd
~ct Munjan Ho~nar at 248-432S
lon onvone wuh u currtnt
~me who I\ intcre ted tn of·
rccer IS urged to cuntoct the
'Sport" OCftcc, II 07 r.;, W Jth
nkft\, n trudluonul American
dy about baseball und 1h Inns.
the Ponlond Civtt. Thcnter
\pril 28 ut 8 30 p m.
'""<'''' will pluy I hur~days,
Suturduyll at 8: 10 p m through
·keh nrc SS r or aduhl'l, S4 lor
J )COlor cit11cn~ for rc,cr•
the theater boll ofhcc ul 226-
>na to thlt ~· are printed ''" "
hould .,. eddreued to Publica C»
ampu• Boa 21, L•wta and Cllll
and, Oregon, 1n11 The dudiiM II
•· All aubmlaalona mual .,. ''""
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Pwncw I ox. Mu•· 4. JIJTI Lc:Wtl> and Clark College Vol. 40 No. 6 ...
Chief druid
Alan Roberts. chief druid of the Lewis and Clark
Pagan Reformist Fellowship . oversees Human
Sacrifice and Marshmallow Roast held on the
Steward Hall lawn last Sunday The event drew 40 partlolpant6 Roberts Is flanked by hooded Alan
Humphrey (left) and a "human sacrJflce· -logs
wrapped In cloth and a paper bag See story page
8
,_.-...A0ious group chartering continues
\lurra) C'oltman
llllllf Ptunt<rr loa
A resoluuon to prohibtt the
ol atudent reh8Jous
'OUJ~' on cnmpu~ wm voted down
the )Coote Monday· n move that
apparently avotded renc:wnl of a
little bcsun lll.!lt term over the role
f rehgton nt Lewis and Clark.
·rhe senate massed onotbcr
ong fight over n:h8Jon on cnmpUll,"
senior Colby Schmju, chnirmon
4 the Conlltitut1on and By-Law~
I liCe
1 he rct.oluuon wassubmlttcd to
student le8Jslature by the student
~~1t1vc counctl The counctl had
unnntmously that student
l!ln .. r, \hould be restncted to non­
~JliGU' organu.attons
1 he curTent ~tudent body con­
stipulates that chartered
ruu1'~ muat be con"dc:red for stu­
.lcttVJIIe.~ funds The student
<QIC dcc1de:~ annually how much
lrlnc~y w1ll be gtven to what group3o
whtch organu.atlons .1re to
~I'Vt thnners
I he t~ennte voted not 11> fund the
\nsuun 1-cllowllhip tn Mnreh.
the 1-ellowship was a
C~&nl .. r••tt organ11.ut1on . Membc~ ol
h:Jiow~ohtp charged the senotc
d"cnmmut1on und complruned
thc: Mudent Judtctary Buurd 1 he
tllltc Iuter re\ctnded 11~ verd1ct and
!he Con:ttttuuon and By­
' C.ommutee to work wtth the
Ncrang Committee 10 an eO on to
IQQII ... thc: tuue of whether n:hgtou~
P\ should rccc:avc linancsng
lfO~illh the lltudent adtvltta fund
The Chnsttan Fc:llow•h•p's
wn overruled by the Jud1cinr) Hoard at the end of Wlnter
term rhe aroup lmt the dCCISIOO on
a technttaluy .. You [the senate) only
e!>caped bccau~e the complamanls
nnmed the "'rong an1cle [of the by·
law,]," Cit eve Potter. former J-Board
ch1ef JUStice. told the ,cnnte at ttt.
March 6 meeting
1 he JOint 'esston• ot the C'on­
:~lltuuon and By-law:. C'ommtttee
and the C'hnnenns Commutee have
nol yet found an answer to the
rehgaou~ fundmg quesuon, nccor­
dmg to Schmiu At their May 8
\enate meeung, however. commtllee
membcn. were uked to comment on
the r~oluuon by the ,tudent elt­
ec:utavc counc1l not to charter
rd1g1ou~ groups r hey recommend ·
ed thot tht \Coate not uccept the
rc.\oluuon
I he re..oluuon stated that
rehgJOU\ sroup~ VIOlate Article I v.
Sectmn I I of the !>tudcnt consttlu­
uon. whtch 'il)') "no recognlled cam-
pus go"ernment or chartered
otgun11at1on may hmit tts
member htp anorchng to se,, race.
colur 'reed. or ••&e
The c:xecullvc counctl Utd 10 ll:s
re'loiUtltlO that rclttPOU
orgunlfatiOO\ \houldn't be
churter~:d becnu'>e .;uch un orgon11a·
11on "Inheren tly hmlt, lh
rnember>~hlp. both eltpre ~ly 4lnd 1m
phculv to the umlymg rehg1ou'
creed II e"lpUU'IC'io ...
·· I hr: a"umpnon thut reh(ltOU!\
OtftUOIIatmn\ dlllctlmiOUIC nhcrent·
I) ond tmphclll) on the buM~ ol cr~ed
ha~> nut been pro"en. • ~td \COlOr
Rob Lltll. ctuurman ot the Charter-
-. tng t:ommtttc-c
~whut I \CC i~ that the
or,an11ation~o under que1t1on could on I~ \ iolate tht~ \CC:tion b) hm111ng
thear membef\hiJ)\ ... \iltd chmitt.
To prove that rehgiou' group .. dt)­
cnmanated ug.nn$t 'ltudent~ 'chmttt
~ud the cJtecutive councal would
have to cite )f:Ction ol a arour·~
charter "h•cb 'ay 11 hm1t'
membenhap or lind an indtvtduJI
who ha.s been dented ne«ptance toto
a group bccau\e ot creed
tudcnt bod) v1cc-prc-. ident
(,aul Wyman. u member of the elt·
ecuuve counctl. urtcued that ··che
acuons ol lhe group hm1t\ the
member;htp "
~em you tell me \Omeonc: who
hn' been hm1ted..,.. Schmitt ll&ked.
M"''o -Wyman \lUd
~There has not been any prool
that the: rehgto~ orpm1~11on' ha\e
hmued the1r membenhtr," Schmitt
'UIId
Mit [the re!loluuon) j, not talkmg
about provang unythtng.w he uddc:d.
~wbal we're dcahng "ith urc
opinton' and behcls ~
J he 'ienate voted again\t the
propo~l •
~chmm told the Ptontc•r I o~
Iuter that he: hud dl\tU"ed "ath both
the Chmuan hllow'h•p nnd the
P.ag.tn Joellu":.hrp the po\ tb1hty ot
being the1r lea~ul c:;oun .. el be lore the J ·
Bontd tl the '>COllie de~tded to otp•
pro\t the propll'IJI
"I know the Pugan' wc:tc:
dc:hmteh llOtntt to \;omphun ((\
J-Roard .and Ioree them (the )emucJ
10 r«,llmlne the '''ue'" 'chmnt ._.ud.
~,t the 'c:nate had \''lied m Javor ot
the ell.ecull\e counttl\ resolution
··1 he 'h.tdcnl \hould be 'cry
hapr) the~ JU't m1J)ed ha"ing to
re-ad ;~pan about rehaiou' lund1ng
lor the n:'t ol the term!" • May 11, l978
Homose , lesbians defend
preferences at campus debate
f uri Putman
Ul lh• f'n•nn• I utr
Homotoc:Auab should be seen 2u indtvlduali, 11 spokerrutn lnr Otegon·,
l.trttcst homc'!~"ual orgamUAtton told a Lc" IS and Clark uudtencc fuc:Jdoy
ntght
Homo exu11l5 arc people lirJI, s;ud 1 C dJVtng coach and f'onlnnd l ov.11
Counal member Ptd: ferns.· He or she" ho happens to be 11 homn uWliiJ
nol d1flc:rcnt We're JU~t tolks ... he id
fcrm was one o( rv.o speaker3! from the Ponland To"-n Counal
pan1c1rattng 1n ., debate on the role of homose ual 10 ociety Also s~ak:mg
lor the Councrl was Ntdra Dagle). a Portland Corn:c:ll<> n5 Otvasion
employee
R.r) Mantn represented Cnitens lor 11 Decent Ore on, ran or~n,:r.ation
thut udvocates trodttionallamily hie
rerri11 !Wid bctng gll) is onl)' ()OC lll«t of hiS personality ..... I have 11
$C uul relatwn htp 11 wall be Wlth u mun," he 3Utd "1 hat111 the only dllren:n~
"Socaety need ro mature. It is ubout time !IOCitt) waka ur and st.ans
hstcntng to us and ''-')11 'okny' ..
Ocbatc quackly centered on a contro\ers1al hum11n nghiS ordinance
p.t)Scd an ~ugene m.1k1ng di~crtmtnat ron becauK o( uu:.l oncntallon
alleg.1l
Murun j,JJd CttiT£ns (or u Decent Oregon opposes homose ualit)'
bccauK 11 undermanes the tomtly unu The group, Martin &aid, oprolc:$
~anything whtch v.:11l break do\\.n the tam1ly unu."
·1 don't doubt that he fFerrii}ti .a pcr!on," Martm satd. Mart1n sa•d
f'c:rrs h '" Mhuman •• constitutional and ci~tl nghts,· but obJected lO the
K ual prelerence clause an the Eugene human nghts ordanance
.. fhe) 1nl tor o\o'er nnd abo\e the nFht ol the resl of us," Marun ~Did .
Cml ughh legi:.lation mako it Illegal to di cnmmate aptn t someone
bc:Cllu c: of thc:tr ruce. Marttn ntd, but 10 that anc a landlord. for tnstance.
c:tn determtne an applicant' s race. He added that because u 1s "'ampo 1ble to
tell 11 "omeone " hom~exual by lookmg,• the sexual preference clau5e u
unneccssur)i .
Bagley. the other Portland Town Counctl rcprescntata'loe, agreed that u
1 ampontblc to tell if ~omeone 1s homou:xual b\ looking. but lidded that
homo,e\ual employCC<i arc often fired upon dt,covery of thetr seAual
onent.tllon b' thetr cmplo)cr'Jo ,
Dt,cnmmatton goes on .tilt he time. Bagley aad ... We are a manontv n
anvtstblc mtnonty," she ~•d
~ern s und BasJe) tlso too~ e~ccpuon to !.e'"trnf pubhc beliefs about
homo c'uals.
,\ common ten:otype about homo~'uals i:s that they are thtld
molester' Ba(lley said 95-98 percent ol all eh1ld molc:Jtcr ore heteroJC\ual
male,., Mo"t ehtld mol~tation, , 'he sa1d. occur In the home
,\nother ma .. concepuon concerns lcsb1.1n~. Bagle) s.auJ People thtnk
\\omen bc:C<lme IC1btan because the)' wha\e not round " good man or have
not lound a good ~en:~ . or ure trymg to be men.· he Sllid.
• B.t!lle\ ~ud she lned to be hetero e'u:al "'I dtd gl\e tithe old college tr:~ ...
she .ud 'the a ad 1t was dtll'icuh in h1gh chool, not halian& anyone she Ct)uld
dl,cu" her leehn~P" v.uh
B:agle) had repre ~ed her homosc ual feehngs because ol her r~hg~ou
uphrintung. ..1 couldn't be a homu)e)l.ual becausc-)OU kno" v.hat
homtl\C'\ ual" arc."
follo~ing the debdte the panel opened lor que 11on I rom the aui.hcnce
~tudent., .tnd tacult} member!' quC)ttoncd \\hcthcr homoR\uahtto \\'1U
·normal · .1nd ~ hc:ther hom())c:xuuh should be leuchers.
Martin ~•d homO\Cll.uab ... hould not teach chtldrcn '" elementar' • whool bcC'.s.u~c thC)' .ue ·"l\111 tn thesr torrnuC11ic )C:ll"\"
I uby Padgett, 'o.(n1or, '<..ltd. ··according h,\ \'OUr-\nd I u~c the term
loo\Ciy-logic, )'uu teet homo .. e"<uultc.a~.:.het:~> wtll plu ~ thc:tr .. e~uol prc:tc:renc~'
tu hctc:Tl"he\u..l puptb
... f lhl.,. h true and lccordtng to )OU tt ,,,look at U•clf f'crm) and !\1dra
( B.&glc) ). I'm '>Ur~ they had hctertl,elf.uul teacher' but they are t1lt
homo,c\uuh . ·• Pudgctt .. atd •
Inside
Computer grant awarded 3
Life on Burnside • 10
Dionysus at Fir Acres 12
Baseball squad wins title 14
Softballers take crown 15 , I Grafitti Board
1 Uf. OR \S\ 1111'1 llrrencr,thc
~anc am'l \\CClc •tthrr ~•dt ol tht'
hall
-Gratt/&11 l>ea.l
1 WO R F.[) trav' an tlnt dn\-• s.a .. ·ll Fatr , malic thu. bctttr th>ln
\our ltlo\! ~ 20 1g
Red 101n t.lon't help
2 '~ -~
~OTH J~G COUl 0 be mon:
~dutlln at th1~ ,,3~ th.tn a huk
heAhh\ contemrt lor a pkthoru of
material hi~ mp
-Aido J..taopolcl
• t>Rt~.-. \NO dance nnd laugh
and he.
l O\'t', the rechng m1dmght lhroul!h.
J~nr tomorrtm "e 'hall die!
I Rut. all\ , "e neH:t do.)
-Dorotht• Par/..rr,
"71w Flo"' m P.t~olllHtJ ..
rou DO what VI)U can, not •
"hilt 'ou ou(thta.
::,pt-mrr
l):\ ('f: I'\ ' while )llU get
'ho" r he •Lhl an the strangest of
pllSClC If) Oll loo}; Ut II nght
-Grattflll Dead 1 \111 I 'tiTIC~. n an mo•t
thmg • then: urc no fino~ I 'ICtorie..~ .
l \\ he uhlc to lra\c when vnu than~
u\ bc~t. 1t1r the r~nA\'"' thnt you
'.tlut. •~ tht Cll entml vtctory
Hill Rw ~r/1
"80\ J' \Ll,. don't ~:oniU'IC
lo\e \\ ath ptr,onnl worth,
-Hart :(rid D
Ll FF Is hl.e \\lttcr 10 .1 t01let
bo\\ I rhlr .an. u thou'land "• ~ to
get thert. but onh one \\U~ out
-Mt<n'J bothmmn , library
Wt,. coll.cllng the IMal ol
l~W I5 8nd Cltr .. 't Qrtfllll 8nd WI
nMd your help. Stnd your laworlle
.ortdly rambling• 10 lht Pionoor log,
Boto 21 Submlulona ahould ~ In·
Clll"' or """'W, bul cen no I 1M In·
aulllng lo any pcraon or group
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SOlD .. ' Campus in Brief
New media heads elected
\(cml'kr' ol the Student lllmmumc.ltton' llnnrd
tn .. t \\ec'-·•rpomtcd ne 1 \t'IIT' ~I ( ~t.tllon monagcr
PtCurur J.or cdttor 1n ~;htel und cdllon. ol the ycmrboo~
.md I llc:'rur\ Rc\IC\\ \II luur run·" were uncontc!ltcd
Jun1or "tcve kmghtlv, c:uncnl K I ( rud1o munng.cr.
wn rc elected unununou'h He hud earhcr been
~commended lor the JOb h) the k l ( I J~;«uttvc Board
Dutch Mandel c urrentl~ '"ophomorc wa.-. cho!len
,1, l.Dg editor tor 1978· 71,1
Both the .)eurboolo; und tht I 1ter11n Re\lt'\lr Will b<.
heudc<l b) co-cdaton. nc 1 )'tM l"reshm.m { vnthtn
Oohert und ophomorc: Jerr) l.cnocl.er wtll tukc
po~llrons n~ co-(;dllo~ ol the l iternry Re\IC:\\ 1 hrcc
people ''Ill hend the year boo&;, all ophomorc\ k vie
Cook, John Muk.i, and ~und\' Strehlou. The 1\\-0 co •
cduo~htps ,,l,o \\on unanimou" o;upport from the
Student ommunicntion" Hoard.
I he c:l«tton mM J.;~ the econd vear 10 u f\l\\ 10 "hrch • llpf'lhc•tnl\ lor the three cdllol'!<htps "enl unc,lntoted
The wee for !illltltln m.rnagc:r '•'"" onl) two candidate!
lu"t )CM
Howard takes a sabbatical
Prc,tdenl .lohn tlownrd \\Ill began u \1. -month
:.4bba11cal .titer "pnng commencement c~erctlle' Oean
ol faculty John Brown w1ll be.: an churge of lcwt' und
C'larll m Howurd\ ttb!lencc
"I'll be wor~ing on m} tarm and tryintt the rurnl
lite," Ho\\.mJ Mid "I muy come bad aft he ne\\ c:huphun
1 cho,en he fore-the.-end olthe \car, hut other WI'-C: 1 won't
he bud: unlll f 111 Itt m •~ O\ er ."
Arab Speaker due May 23
\group of \,ahtdn tudents nrc rmsmg fund~ lo get
n pcnker on the rnb-1 rneh e<mOtcl to come to I e\\t"
and Clark
Ho an Al-~outt), prole or ol ocml ctenee at
l ( l A \\tlllulk on &octal oand economac c~ctu~•on m the Mtddlc l Mt and ho\\ II prcvtnh peace
1 he prt'J\entullon '" ~chcduled lor Mu) 2J, ltme•lld
rlace to be unnounced
1 ht 1dt.1 \\ "' broushtubtHII by •'llruup of con~tTII
ed Arnh 11udent-~ dt ~r~ng u dilterent v1cw of the mad~d
lllst ~> "We wunt ltl gl\c more hghl on th111 l'ltuc," sa~
llndrc\ ynh '\hrciJI
lhe group 11l~o plnn11 to ochnw 11 movie
Pal.-,timon lhc: mov1c, •mtd lulln Duluymr, ta bc,r.1 ,hown to ""'''c 11Wluene1' on cumpu11 or the Pnh:•lln 1u
problem .tl~o ol the naht' ol the flulcst1n10n m la11d ·
rhe t~roup hu" ulread)' rectl\cd SlOO from II-<
lnternullonnl '>tudcnt\ A,'IOCIUIIOn S~QO 'lbOrt of
goal
Honor society roll expands
f\\eOI\·nrnc member\ were matuued mto the ranb
ol the l < .. chupter of Ph1 kappn Ph1 .1 nnuonnl hono:
\odcty, on Mil) Q
The ,ociet) hn" c:<~.t ted on cumpu' lor one )'Ur
Mtntmum grudc pomt .t\erugc rt<!Utrerncnt lor JUnton
~"' "el ,,, 180 wath "(nlor,· mintmum at ).71.
~C\\ 'ltudcnt membef"> ancludt Roberta ·\lel(nndc~
B.ul Chnontth' un RruJget Bean Pau rciu tJirnpbcll, Ja~
tonnell, Mun Couche Jon Ek~trom, Mur) f~tke , Marl
~uetle, ( urol Garge.' Num:y Hc~,eJmun , Knstv lngcbo·
.luhe lon~. Muriel ttl Juclr.ett, Jo~eph Kucmpl, MuUrtt\
Ku,ch 1 trr\ Kunkt'l, .Jo~cph I ee. Kurcn Murguhf\
Juh~ Me( urdy Moll) Morton, Phyllt\ Ollter ludtlk
Rado\,J.\·. Rtd Roemer Jell Schunk, P.utl \hort 1cd
( hm.llnu \\ nnth
Ont lucuhy member '\rlt~gh Dodson or tht-
chemt,tryderartmcnt, w1u anrtmted in rccosnnaon ofh.i
sl.'lmlfi!>hC H'curd as ,1 tudcnt, h~ ull.unmc nt a1 It
uut~tandang teacher nnd ha~ contnbullon Clf ttme an;J
ener.s> to commurlll)' ncll\lltts
I \\(l alumna \\CIC nl'o tnllt.ltcd. Ktnt rousl
Ph1lhp :~, IQ58 grnduate, t'i a rc~tdenl ol <.:onnccllc uta~
\\lU. anattntell m nb~en11o Walham H Snclo.:, 19HI
(lrndunte. wu" pre ent nt the ccrcmon)
• Real World
Weaponry supply increasing
I he world '" now '\f'Cndmg ntdfl\ one malhon
doltUr> .1 lntnUI C: un \\eUJ'Oil\, •IC'Cordtng 10 the
~tod holm lnternnuonal Peate Rcl>e<UI:h ln~oltllut c
J he IO'IIIlUie reported m 11' 1978 vcnrbool. that
countrtt'' around the: globt w•ll 'pend mort: 1 hun ~00
billion for arm' purchu c' tht\ year More than hnll of
that amount wttl be \pent b) the Untied ~t.ue .. and the
oviel l mon
SW pounded by storm front
A ma'!>l\-c 'torm lront mo\cd over much or the
'outhern United State~ ln~t wed. brma•ng wuh 11
tornudoc\ that C<~u~c:d at le.ut e1ght death., und hundred!!
ol inJun~
Tornado wutch~ were m effect for puns ol Ftondn.
Georg1a and South C.rohna Flash Oood wnrnrnga
rc:maan tn eff«t over an area e.~ttendma from Aonda to
tht m1d·Atlantu: cout ~totes and the Oh.Jo Valley
AI the1r 'ltrongest pomt. tomndo~ npped roofs from
homeo; toppled rad1o towers ~.snd ldt much of the nrc"
wllhout power or heat ~chool~ Bnd bustnesse~ were
clo~ until the 11orm ~IUbStdc:d thi5 week
Justice, energy trip topics
Pres1dent Curter completed u tour·stote tour of the
w~t early thn week, loytng down u puth of propoaah. to
brang JU!Ihce to all Amertc:an• , upcctally the poor
Dunng hi' tnp, wh1ch tncluded a one nrs,ht11tay at a
local Portland home:. Carter charged th1:1t the Unttc:d
St.tt~ '' .. over" lu\\ )'ered and under· reprc:,ented •·
On '\un Da} 1n Colorado, the Pmrdent propo'>cd
thai (.ongre» provtde srunh nnd loon\ to help SIOII:lo,
communatte:\ and lnd10n trl~ cope w11h problem'~
related to energy retourct'll and proteCtiOn of the
cn\-tronment .
Ugandan coffee boycotted -United '\tate .. ~enaton. w1ll boycott Uaandun coflee
an thctr dmmt~ room' nnd t.afctetiU'I 10 an eflort to curb
mahtan· development 1n the Afnc.tn nauon
I he acuon lollow:. ,, <;<til by Orc:gnn "en Murk
H.atfteld lm '' ton!llumer bovcoll U81llnlll collcc: lrom
IJfland 1 H.ltheld I" ulao co· pon•or ol 11 btll that would
proh1b1t lht Importing ol t.nffec or uny olhcr product
lrom ll~tndu mto the Unrtcd '-'ltale ,
llatlield hus :.Utd llgundun Pre$ldcnt Ida Amm
uprort ~ lm nrmc.J lor~t~ through the: O\er c,,, ale: ol
col tee cunh utll'd from IJgundon lor rnc:r
False advertiser gets burned
1 he J edctal f rude Comm t~taaon ho~ ordered on c:a~t
~hahnum •h l ount\ III1•UI lion fum 10 top ndvena lnr,
I mutert<JI n mc:Jirool. Iter the 10 uJ 111011 c.1U1Jhl fare
urtnn 111 1 II lt n ut I w1 md C'hulc 10 ~ovcrnber Uave Hncld1n, un I· l C spokc:~nhln said the: ad,'tt·
ll~mg brnchurc' ol ,\ n Mnnulucturing Inc .. O\\ntd bJ
Gury ~t.•rgnd<l und ,\II Northwc'll Inc whtch \Old
uod '""'''lied tht product, were deceptive'" thear chum•
Brtel..tm told the I T C thllt the an~ulutwn caught htt
duranF amtalluuon an Odell Hllll He tid tt ul-.o bcp11
~moldcrinp rn the .uuc of n Portland home when •
h~htbulh wu., phtt."Cd on 11
Bnckhn \Utd All hu~ been requarc<l to meet ledml
'alc:t) ~tnndard ll <1nd to remove and rcplo~ ddectt\C
tn-,uluuon A II monufucturma . wh1ch muke~ c:ellulow
rn~ulntton. wu'> plnccd under the contmumg control ol
llnderwnter ' l Jborutory
AT I •~ reportedl y no longer m bu.s1n~' ·
Pot use up, other dru~ down
MartJUUnn 1 becommg a permanent recrealton.a l
drug 111 the Untied States, wtth S6 percent of htgh ~chool
~emors -,tudred by the Unrver•uty ol Mtchtgan hav•n&
'>moked 11 at len)t once dunng 1977
The study. whtch Bnnually surveys 17,000 hap
~oehool scnrors ho~ reported a nmc: percent anerean tD
mariJuana u~e over the past three year\
lhe $Ludy nl,o concluded tho I monJUUnuusnge don
not nece<osnrily lend to a taste for 'ltronger drugs. In fact.
'' stud. the usc of more powerful hollucmogena lu1
decreul>cd over the ln~t two years.
Bishops still neutral on ERA
Out ol concern that the Equnl Rtsht~ Amc:ndmtlll
would .. puve the wny" for ubort1on•. a nUIJOr eommittcr
ol the Nuuonol Conference of Cuthohc Bishop~ tw
turned down a propo,BI supporting the l:!RA
A spoke,mnn for the group stud that. whtle 11 destrtt
"to andr~tt' \Upport for women'" cquahty under the Ia-..:
the bt~hop' bclte'"e 11 "would not ~ upproprantc to
nuthOrtle a tutement 10 favor ol the ERA "
Admlnt!ltrattve committee membcn -mad thear rcat­
tlon hould ~seen at. u neutral one rather th.tn a nc:pll~
one
Babies are talking about babies
I he chtldrc:n of toduy do not believe the 'ltork bnnp
bubte' the' huve more nnngtn.ttton th.•n thut BerkclCI
p~yc:hologtst Anne Rern11tcln u J.cd 120 three· to 12-)C:ll·
old\ the ~m:stmn ''llow do people t~el h<.~bie" ''" fhe
,,n,wcr' mcludcd
.. Dudd' pill nt' 1 he c:cd m mommy like 11 !lower. c\
ccpt \'uu don't nec:d 1hc dtrt "
.. (jlrl!lni"••Y htl\t babtc:s gto\\JOg 10 the1r tummlti
I he\ don't hnl'e to do un"thmg JUSI eut \et!cluhlc: ~ and
gro\\ un .tnll 1 he) 'II hecome mlllnnucs "
~ 'ou go tu 11 hv&puol and gel a numht'r ltl.:\: oud!l
\\ hc:n vou watt an ' ha ht' $hop I hen "hc:n ) our numhc1
•ct t'allcd \ou go nnd collrd )uUr bob "
•·to ge-t oJ h 1h\ )t'U 'l\ tn the llture und bU) 1 du 1
C el\ them otnr lood P<'llple fun~ ni.lthq ro\~ hLc
I h\ I
/I r I \fo11 II LCre
Anll• ~-1ark•
lll'"e f~ol'fl' t.<>a
A S271,000 gt1
onc-yc:ur study o
profe~lltonal use, Q
recently nwnrdc:d tel
and the NorthwCJ tc
by the M J. Mu
Trust
"The project
1now u~ to explore!
of computers by pr
1n pcrformrng the:
wh " according
fa8i II I of I he Ia
IIi do thmp m
profc:t~aon~ thnl co\
automated.
MOne oflhe p\(
eru college ls to fl
thetr mtcllect The:
do that tf they hav~
mental tasks ...
fhe research~
d1rccted by Fogs o
1pecu1list John A
coord inntc: 1 he un,
aion of the: studyl
duecc the lnw sch<
Two-thirds o
•pay for people:;
software [comp
development," F
n:ma1nmg thiCd vi
puler hllfdware
Abele: ~•d htl
for I he: prOJect. '
01gllal Equtpmc
VA X I I 780 rntnl1
to 12 desktop mac:
The mrnt<q
brgc:r than gra
current!)' bemg us
Wtll toke over the:
110\\ being handled
connect tons to corr
Mu~eum of Scie~
•nd the Muhnor
ltrmedrnte Fducu
· I wei vc vea .
wtlh the: 'ame co.&
ro. t a couple en
h;i' e been htg
room," he ~td,
than S2,000 und 1
a t)'J)C\\ nttr It'
decrea 'e 1 n co'
quaht} thnt mn
comput(.nl
profe,!\ton.ll peoP.
f'a~ 'l.tid t
~\eral ~luges,
supervi!\ed b) pc
educational s
probubly bcgtn
dergr.1duate la~
people lr om 1 he I
on rdcnufymg tu.
h\'C held!> !hUt ITI
he )ntd
"1\ftcr thnt
mg wuh
amplemcm 1
mcmbcr'1
tshtd "-C 1 urn 11
to ttach rntcn:~
lht communitY
"hat'' been dnno~~
Fagg
prol~'ton., CllU
macru-cum pule
do~n't alwuy'
cnn u,c." he -..ud.
in'ltance. might
\lock mnr l.:et
lie mtsht not
lhem wtthout
cllort. thou!lh
".'\nother c
rctuil tlr~ ltrm
rctnrl nrc out
Ill (\grnm~> to dt,
l.cep 1 nu.: I. Cll 1
IO proJeCt I he
... \ J)llll( ... \lit:l
tile \\oUUJd be
•\b<:Jc \iltd ''I
the !tiUdcnt
rmoc:~s . hdp
ullace "or 1..:.
1.11 t;•' ntl.lltnn ,
r·.,tu: lhlld
unerc t to the
the: J1fUJC'I rcvcnl\ pence
1 'chc:dulcd leu May lJ,IImcanc~
ght t\h<lut by ,, ttroup ol conct11
08 U ditlerent VICW Of the mtdr 1.
re more haht on th1~ tuuc," ~~
plun& to <~how u movte tttk4
c, tud Lulln Oulnym1, 1 bf,c1 •C'I" on en m pus of the
t~hts olthe Pnlesuntnn m laratt•
1lrcudy rccc1vcd ~~00 from
J\\,OC18liOn SHOO hot1 or
:y roll expands
>cr. were mtllated mto the ranb
hi Kappa Pht, :t nut1onul hone:
lti,tcd on campu for one )ttr
\Cfili!C requirement for JUniOr\
\aor,· mm1mum at ' 77
>cr' anclude Roberti• \lclll.tnder
get Benn, PatnCHI C.unpbcll J111
Jon Ekstrom, Mn1 y f ••kc Mari
laney Hc::o~selmun , Kmt) lnKcbo
1c\<ell, .lo<~eph Kucmpf. MIIUrtt
Joseph I ce, ti...tren Murguhe
Morton. Phyllt~ Oster •. lud11l
h Jeff Schun._. Paul Shore: 1114
'lbc:r, J\ rleigh D"c.hon of tht
o\Bs mitulled m recognuton ofha
•audcnt, hlS utuunment a~ an
1d h•~ contribution of ume and
CII\IIIC. t nho mttt.ltcll K 1m luiUitJ
IS n re\ldent ol Connccttcutand
tlu \\'tlham li Suck. I
t thc ccrcmon)
FTC spoh mun ~u•d the .nhlr·
I MnnufnciUnng Inc., owned b;
ll Nonhw~t . In~; • wh"h ,o)•
~t. were dccepuvt 1n thc1r eln•m• r<. I hut the ansulnuon enu(ltht hit
tdell llull lie \Uid II al'iO bcp.
c; of a Portland home when 1
l It
•us been requared to meet fc:dcnl
p remove. and rc:plucc: dcfeeu"
actunng. whach make~ cc:llulo~e
under the conunuang contr(ll of .,.
no longer an bU5inc>~\
:>ther dru~ down
mang ..1 permanent recreut1onal
~. With 56 percent ()( h1gh ~c:hooJ
Umvenuty of Mrch1gan h&VIfll
durang 1971
annually surveyt 17,000 hap
oned n nane percent ancreasc 10
past three yeaf"'l
~luded that mnnJunno usnge don
1 taste for stronger drup In flltl.
)re powerful hollucmogen s tw
two year~ .
neutral on ERA
1 the Equal Rtghu Amendment
~r a bon ions. a mOJOr comm1lltf
renee of Cathohc Bi•hop' hv
' supportang the ERA
~e group '!Old that. whale tt desuet
,vomen's equality under tht Ia~ ."
1."would not be appropraatC' co
1 favor of the ERA"
:1mruec memben. '"'d their rear­
~eutral one ruther than a negatnt
• g about •
ay do not believe the 11ork bnnJI
~ IDllltlJnUiton thun tluat Ser ~elf)
l!ltean 111rked 120 three-to 12·)~ar·
:>w do people 8C:t b,tbu: .,.. lbc
'cc:d an mommy like u flower ... c~· • • titrt ..
b.tbrc:~ gro"-tng in their tummt()
IIO)'lhing JU~I c:.ll \ C:gct thfet~llnd
·orne monunrc.o; "
.,uol und net a number h~c )Oil
ry ~hop l hen" hc:n vour num~
co IIcea your h 1 b) •·
ll!,O to the •tore und bu t d\l 1
!l."nplc load, 10d thc:'r gro\\ h~ •
I' I 1 r I ' • \(ill II Anll• Mark•
Of l~t Pkln"' I 01
A $271,000 grunt to conduct o
one yeur •tudy of busineu and
profC\IIOnal uses of computers waa
recently awarded to Lewu and Clark
•nd the NorthwcJtcrn School of l.ow
by the M J Murdock Chantoble
rrusl
-1 he projec1 11 intended to
allow ttt. 10 uplore the potenual uae
of computers by professional people
1n pcrformmg IJ\e1r more routine
tash," according to Dean Fred
Fag Ill of the law school. ~Mot! of
UJ do thrnp 10 our respective
profes11on' that could potentrally be
automated
·one of the purposeJ of o liberal
1m college la to free people to use
thcar antellect 1 hey can't be free to
do thor 1f they have to spend lime on
menaol lnsks ..
The research prOJC:CI w1U be co­
dllccted by Fogg and LC computer
1pec1ahst John Abele Abele will
coordmnte the undergraduate por­
tion of the study, while Fagg wlll
dtrcet the low school portion.
Two-thtrda of the grant Will
"pay for people and computer
10£lware [computer program]
development," Fogg lllld The
remoan•ns thrrd Will purchase com­
puter hurdwurc:
Allele ,a1d hardware purchaaes
for the prOJCC1 wrll consiSt of a
O•g1tnl Equ1pment Corporauon
VA X II 780 mma-computer and 10
to 12 de~ktop macro-compute~
fhe manr-computer, shghtly
larger than graph1c:s tenmnnl o,
currently bemg U'\Cd at the college.
Wtll take over the enttre worll load
now bemg handled V10 telephone hnc
conncc:llon~ to compute~ at Oregon
Mu,eum of ScJence and Industry
snd the Multnomflh (oUnt)' ln
tcrmediate fducauon Dastnct
" I wclvc: yc"r' ago. a computtr
Yrllh the 'arne cap.lCIIY would hn11e
co~t u couple mtlhon dollar' and
ha\c: been btp enough to fill .1
roum," he atd. "Nov. it co't' lc:)s
thun S2,000 and 1-: ,, hulc: bigger than
a t) pewntcr It' thi,) 'ort of mptd
de1:rc:l\c: 1 n co' I and improving
qu.tht) thul mut..:e ... it (the ut~e ol
co n1 put c r' J p r., c t i c a I I or
prole"ionul people
rugg \Uid th~: project V. ill t.alo;c
&e\cr.ll ,tuge,, each :;tu{lc being
supc rvl\ed b) people wtth different
rdiiC.JIIOnul \J)CCI,\IIlc .. We'll
probabl~ hep,in With nbout ll\e un­
dergrudua te lac.uhy tmd u coupk
people hom the lnw )chool work an&
on 1dent1fy1ng task" rn thear respc:c­
h\t held~ that rna\ he uutomntcd,''
ht 'lllt.l
•· \Iter thnt. they'IJ stnrl work·
mp wnh 'Y"<tc:m progrnmm er' to
1mplc:me n1 their [abc lacult'
member' '1 ade.l'-Onc:e thut's fin
1shed, we: 1 urn 11 over to the tc:achct"
to teach lnh:rotc:d profL~, ~•onuh m
the commumtv hov. to henef1t from
'4'hru\ bi.·cn don~: ."
r .l~g ~aid il \ anct) of
prules,1on11 l'uUld obnou I) find
macrn"'llmputcr' u clul .. A per,on
doesn't lllV.ll)' gel data 10 ·' rorm he:
cnn u~e · he \tud .. \n ccom.,mi\t,lor
IO\tuncc. mtl,(ht huve dotu lUI the
'lod mnrket .wd on h<1nk deposit'
lit-m1ght not be able to correll\lt
them Without 4U1tc: ,, b11 of ted1ou'
l'ftort thou~h
"-\not her nampk would be o.1
rrtuil lire hr m \umcunc: who ran u
n;,ttlll urc nutlet m1ght dc-\elop
PI Ullrllnl"' to do h1 uccountmtt. hdp
\.lcp tr.td. til mvc-nto.q. 01 c:\!C:Il tq
to pr nJec t the ""le' mar kc:t "
" \ pruf~'"'un clo..cr to ~:.tmpu§
lite would h\: th.ll ol the educator,"
Abck ,,ud "I hc ~umputer can tU,Ilol
the 'tudt·nt tn thc-educ.ttiomtl
prrx:c" help the in,tructor \\ith
ul he c V. or~. srudc~. te~h . '} llllbU\
Clrl).Umlttmn, printing hitnduUI\ ,."
I ·'88 ':tid an nrc,• nl J'lllrll~ular
llltc:rc~ t tu the lnv. <oChool \IOU~ that
th~· pruJC:Ct ~:nuld UUtllm.uc let,~al
/'tutlt'c'r I "H• \f,ll I J. I(Jll/ teae.uch. "A computer'• memory
could store u large body of tate taw
and stotute luv. that could be aatled
up In an 1nstant," he satd
.. If my memory •• unclear nbout
o parttcuhtr point, I wouldn't have to
spend n lot of lime lookangtt up. If
I've hlld u touah week, the computer
in (fOnt Of IOC: IR •t1JI (rcth "
Fnu .a1d, however, that one
ob,tacle to Bccepung computen 10
the legal field •• the problem of
confident111ht y .. Some lawyers are
oJra1d to ttore mformatton per­
caanrna to specific chenu bccausc
they're not sure who mtght have
DCCCI\ IO II " he ll&ld •
"People cun cut tn on a
telephone: hne. U Bn attorney has hts
own m1cro-computer, thouJh, he
doesn't have reason to worry He can truat the technolosy "'
The nftmc: computer ia really a
mtsleadtn8 one, Fau ~~atd .. It would
be more accurate to refer to 11 a~ an
mformati on prooeuor," he wad "Jf,
not o cuh:ulntor It hua verbal as well
ua mnthemat tcul cnpabrht•e•
"It can wkc n etrans ol wordt
und locate them m it.J memory It can
perform logttul oper..lliOr\1, lo8Jt:.ll
mampulau ons of lanauaac ..
Another capab1hty of the new
computer wtll be word proccssina.
Abele \lid ··on one of the terminala,
the user wtll be uble to type anythana
he want~ and be Jble to edit u 11 he
aoc:s along When he le:n:cs,
lOmcone els.e can call up h11 work
from the computer's memory and
funhc:r cd1t it on the Krecn.
.. It never needs to ao on paper I
unulthe final draft" ready," he said. ' • 1 htn the computer wttl print n out
when the uaer a.ska 11 to.
·word procc:uana can ehmate
the enormous pontb1hty of hui1Uln
error you'd normally get af each
per on alontt the hne were to com
pie tel) re type 'omcthmg himself ..
I he new m1m-computer Will
arnve m -\usuat. Fagg ..s1d .. The
computer we ha..,e now can only
run one proar:.m uta ume," he: said.
"The OMSI and Multnomah c:om­
putcrJ ta~c multtple uten, but you
an't alwa)'l get 'on hne' With the
nev. machtne. we can have about 40
on at one ume, speaking an a varaety
of computer languages .·
"It has the lund of capacity it
does bec:nu~ 11 works on antegrated
c•rcull\," Abele "1d "Because olthe
sp.tce age. c:verythtna got ahrunk
down to lit on satellite~ . Nov. the technology is being u1ed for com­
mercial and consumer applications .
.. We can act the power of 10,000,
transistonl in a apace the site of your
thumbnail," he: aaad ... The computer
we're @c:tung hu the hoard (ol c:u­
cuits J rhe otir.c of a 1cratch pad ...
fan s:t1d he does not think the
results of the pro)ec:t will be available
to ofl-camput pr~fCliiOn.aiJ by the
end of the l'ir11 year ... The Murdock
Jfi.IOI gjVC$ Ul an Opportunity tO
ocqu1re the equipment and sec if t~
proJect t~ wonh pursums." he said • .. We won't be matans anythma
B\1Uiablc off-ampul untJI about the
Jecond or third year,
.. fhat'a on the a111umption, of
cour e. that the first ~r is
successful. If it 11, \\IC: will surely be
'"luna lurther lundins to keep the
prOJC:Ct IJOtOg. " •
Sun day I '"' Mrr n
Ptoneer Log photography editor John Klicker captured on ftlm the
rays of the sun as they filtered through some blades of gra!ls on
May 3. which was designated Sun Oay by national and compus groups Oregon Stuoents ' Publcc Interest Research Group was
among the groups whtch sponsored dascuss•ons ond distributed
anformat1on on solar energy on campus that day
French. and Atnerican films to be shown, studied
Jtff l'ltrtt'
Pf<tnr.-r l na • dllut·ln( hltf
"~ee Y uu 1\t I he MO.\'Ic-.1'' wall
b'-the !Ilk llf a three duy tntroduc·
tron tu the \tud~ of film ut 1 cw1"
and <:lurk Mu) IS I 7 l·entured an
tht min•·~) mpo,1um wrll be three
prole o;o~ ol 11101 '' udics hom US
• \1111\t"tlle,
I he e11c nt will be dt-..adcd mto
three run' the '\mcracun him the
French .. nC'\\ wave" prCiduc.:taon,tlnd
\\OmC'n in lilrn, :-ihown in coopers­
lion \\lth thC' three ecuon., will be
Huwo1rd lluv. k' I 'he> Brg .\lt'l'p,
l·r.1nC01S I ruflaut':!t Ju/r• mrd Jtm
tnd l,tnn Wertmull er' SllrfJithw• ··
Annette ln,durl, an a, .. ,,t:tnt
profe~!\or .at Yale Unl\-ctill}, \\ill
Ji"'t!l.'l 1 he c:arcum'ltllncc .. thut mude
the: Jq.-6 \.Cr wn of lh~ 81x Slup u
rdlcc;tl\)n ol the dttrk po .. t-v.ar
fAmcnc;an c1nenU1, \lohen the hero
""'" ,omethmt! 111\l· .. ter·up I rum
'UJ'IC'l'hunllln "'the hnt part ot the
thrct' -dll\ mHodtn.tmn ,he will ah•l'
Junk at ,, Iuter lllm ul the dctcc.:tt'c
"crlfe. < lttttultlt\ n, t 01 \Onle hant ol
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nl lt'lnl' t~oh.l
Julr, 1111,1 J1111. made 10 1961, ''
pc:rhaJh the be'l l"ll.atnplc ul C\•
pcrrmentutt''" tn 111m ln\durl, the
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rlhnlllllkt'l btllllijhl the: f·rem·h cinema to the attention \ll the
Amencun public.
1 he ltnu I duv ol "~ 'mn "til •
I lieu" on women in film upec1ally "'
c po,c:d b\ ltulinn lllmmnlt'r I mu
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In ·' 'emanar litlc:d ""nuul
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\\-omen director depict uthc:1
v.onu:n, ll\ oppo,c:d to the""~ male
dtre~.ton, "'ould handle the same
'ubJecl. I he: film, '~llarring ltl.lO\:;Itlo
Gtannim .tnd Mariungelo Mclato,
8'ltned l\ v.tde nud•encc: v. hen 11 hr t
,hov.ed lu'1 )C 11 .u:ro!>S the Umtcd
'lllle' tmdorl ha' said th.tt tts lame
~.ould be u re~ult ol Wet1mulle r·~
mampul.thun ol the ud1en~-c .
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VARIETY •
Among panelists who discussed Eurocommuntsm durrng last week's International Gluseppe Mammarella .
Atfarrs symposrum were (left to rtght) George Ross, sociology professor at Brandeis Florence , Italy. professor of contemporary history at the University of
Unwersrty, Angelo Codevllla of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and
For chan~g European _ coUI!_tries
Communist ideology said precarious
Stt~ e R I beraer
Of lb., rionf"rr I oc
European c:ommumsm 1s "a
soctnl·p<lhUcal adaption to en·
\Jronmental reallll~ wtthin Eu­
rope," a represcntali\C of Rad1o
Frtt Europe told a Lc~ts and Clar~
aud1encc dunn& the lbth annual
lntem:llronal Affa1n <;\mpossum .
l'hc spealer 1\.c,,n OeJ\10,
dcscnbcd oommunr~m rn Europe as
a "process of ch:snge." He disclaimed
the lhtOI) that Juch mo,ement&
to~ard the polltacallcll ~ere folio"-I an~ an) orgun.,.nuonnl muter plan.
w I he e'lient~ or the last fWO
dcatdcs ha\c made European com-
munt~l& more consetow of the need
to s.cd> pohucal alhes and to eluend
their clectarul b:t\C: ~ithtn therr own
countne~ b) pmenting a more
ucceptable pubhc tmage," said
Llelvrn "I ho~ con~•deratiom ha'e
led them 10 !\lren thnt their soal is 3
nlltsonul path to an tndigenou' type
Of OCI8h!tm .,
Oeh rn t meed 1 he de\elopmcnt
or [ uropean commumsm from at' ongtn~ dunng the Hungannn and
Pohsh upmtni' of 19S6throuah the
Sino-~ovtet spht rn the earl)' 1960s
und the Sov1et in\ lUI on of 1 Czechoslovukia in 1968 He '\aid
tho--e histoncul development!\
grJdU&JI) forced Europe\ largest
communi)t partlc:i to reJect the
\0\:lel model of revoJutiOOUT\ • nolencc and dlc.t.Jtor,hlp ol the
man~ In Javor of iJ more Oex1blc
and orthodo1t path to power
MThe first und mo\t fundamen­
tal charactcnstrc or th .. grnduol
uneven proccs\ hns been the ub.1n
donment o( revoh111onnr } I cntm!lm
by turope\ lur ttest und mo\t rn­
nuenual communrst pun1e~ " he
-..ud -Delvin !>aid there were only
'c\Cn truc communut partie) tn lu
rope. 1 he Italian French, C)punr~h.
Bnu "~.h , ~wedl\h l"elundac und \lln
Morino communr'it part1es
He saad the hnhan French and
Spnni.'h communist!~ are u senou:»
chullenge to both the ~capnnh •11c"
Wc!>t und the ubureaucrauc­
uuthoriUltlan- [a,t
'"The mo:>.l ~trakrng c:hnractem.·
tiCS of the most 1mportont
f uro"'\:ommum\t partae~ j, therr
prccannus ldeolog.lc;;l posauon
bel~ c:en Li!il .tnd We\ I ·· \Uid
Delvrn. • L1ch puny C<lndemnll to
\IUr\•lng dcgrcet the repre,slve
pohc1et ollht So\·lct Umon, >ct they
al'o rclu\c to .tccept the clusllng
poht•cal reguttc'i •n the We\1 "
Detv1n d~cnbc d that Ollpctt of
l uro-commum!lm a• a ··problem of
pohucal 1dcntll\' "
"I hey l f uropean communa!il\ J
rnay be tukrnl! .s rc:lorm1s1. con
~Ill ut ion.tl r u.Jd p.arullehntt that uJ
the: :.uci,tl democr.th. but 11 then
becomes p•ychulog1utll)' •II the
morc 1mportantlur tlu·m to prc\rrve
their c:ummunl\ t tdenlll) .J\ ol p.lft uf
KEVIN DEVLIN a world rcvoluunn•r ) tnoYcmcn t ANGELO COOEVILLA
He satd there aro only seven true communist parties In Europe th,H hu) 1t11 ha\tor~,.tl oruun, 111 the Ho outlined political taws used successfully by Fronch and Italian
I cmnht O"tober ( H.evolutron]" • cornmunasts
·------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------4 l'wn • .,.r I ox. ,\ful' II, /Plb Non-So
mustgu
Dutch Mandtl
or tht Piuntfl l •11
1 here mu\t ~
European <:ommu
Oourhh <1CCord1nE
Jn ·:h,ocmtc prole
at Bra ndeu. l., 01\:e'
tht lntcrn.lllonul
po,tum la~>t "eek
OuthnmM mal
'4 htch htl\ c gut de.
mum~m Ro" '~PO
t\l.o hou" on the f
Part) in p trtlcu!
French commun"1
mum~h h\ ang l>l
Union, mu't ttuad
lea\e ll to thl "io~
"1 here '' ,l rei
a change to"~rd (
Ro'" said .. , he S~
Ionge•. \\til ne,cr
pJr.tdi't •
Ro'\ .. tud
change \\11" reco
I9MI,, but 1hc qu
to u hc:.td when
three maJor l uro
lctrt<d rr1 \lndra
Sympo •um sp<
ftfld Jumor BIJ('
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f'tllf/o 1 r /•1'1 \f,, • • p101ons
>ry at the University of
LLA
'ully by French and Italian
fu11uw /.ox • .\Ia•· II. 1'1711 OR GEORGE ROSS
"Soctallsm 1s the llnal goal
Non-Soviet Eurocommunists
must guide selves, says Ross
Dutch Mandt!
Ollh' f'lunHr I oa
f here mu!tl be a ba~1t chnnsc'"
furopc.1n commum~m 1f 11 '' to
lloumh •• u;cordang to veorgc RO\\,
an 11\~0C I<.&tt prolt-.\Or Ol 'OCIOIOgy
II a ••• ndel\ Urn\ tNt} who .. po~c ut
the lnternuuonal Atlalf\ ~ym·
poMum h•M week
Outlimn~ mCin\ of the chHnttc'
-Ahtch hn'e gu1ded t·uropean com
mum-.m, Rm,, .,poke lor more thun
two hour' on the bench (ommunt~t
Pari\ 1n purttc:ular He \:lid the
hench communl\1\, hkc other com
muni h II\ ing ouhide the \o\lct
Umon, mu'it guide thcm,ehe' not
lea'c 11 to the So\1Cl\ .
"1 here ll• ,, rccogni1cd need lor
a change to\hltd moral cenll"..th.,m:·
Ros" ~:ud .. , ht \ov1et [Umon} IS no
longer, \\Ill nc,cr be, the ''orl> cr~·
plr.•di'c "
Ron 'u1d the neccnlt) lor
chC~ngc \\ ,,, reco~m/cd in the carl)
l11bO,, hut thc que!>llon \HU brought
to " hc.1d whcn leader-. fram the
three niUJOr ~· uropean countne' ~o:un
fcrrcd 111 Mudnd In the !>prtnp ol 1'~77 I he lc:ade~ \11nteago Carallo
ol \p.un, George' Marchtm ol
I ram.~ and Ennea Berltniluer of
hal\ called for n ·rellcruuon ol
hum 10 nl!ht~
"lltlt the French c:ommunt\1~
.m unc:d from the conlcrcncc wa~ ,,
March.11~· 'wtc:ment th.ll the French
~o' e1 nmcnt no long~:r opposed the
populur cle~o:unn ol purlmmcnl
membtr~ I hat it.Hcmcnt \\U a
<~h.1r f1 de' 11ttlon I r"'m the I'HC\'IOU!il\'
hurdhnc M tncc the f rcnc:h com·
mum!>l !o IMd t.1~cn ,1~1t1mt 5UCh n
'otc, acc:<lrdmg to Ro,,.,
"1-fm~o .,;vuld ,, pari\ hkc lht)
lithe l·rcth:h commu m~ts) mo'e h'\
Emorommum5m!,'' Ro'~ U1<ketl
"Be~: '"'c the stru~:turc ol mtcr­
nnunnal rclnuuns d1.1nged It lett
t<wm lvt dome 11c autonom) "htch
UJIO\\ the Oomtsti C' pohCICS 10
h11ncc to C'h.1ngc itu tho~c lnllll\\-1118
the l•rcnch ~:nmmunt,t 1dcolog •J"
"I uru~;ommun•"m ~~ not, .1nd
should "''' be considered 1 he I mill
C'olf'IIIIIUIIUO ul l'OIOmUnl\m 10 l·u·
HlJ'IC ... '-llld Ru~' "So~.:lo th'>m 1s the
hn.1l gn.tl " • SERGIO SEGAE 1'1 I f.1 f'n l.t• I
Segre, Deputy Oarector ol th~ Italian Communist Party gave "a v•ew from wtthm" ol Eurocom·
munism
RON RICHARDS '' ~ rr
One ol trve student panelists , Atchurds ratsod questions alter Or Angelo Codevelln s speech
SYMPOSIUM AUDIENCE
Sympos•um spookors wert• hOSted hy LCstudcnts ShO\\n Mrc nro (from lett 10 nqht) Sophomore Btll Nobl (Segre) Or Kurt Scnles•nQN Sopttomorc Barb 1 sns (0 vltn),
nnd Jun•or B1111n Eghdllmt (Miirnmnrollo)
/'u,,,,,,,,,~ \1,,, II /V1 5 , .
• Dorm improvements cost
l•lndr"• t hibanJ:ur•
fll lh• l'tuncft I "'
t~t.•lllllun ol c.rrpc:tmg And
RIIIIIJI l'ellll\,llhtll" \\11r1h \f\,0()()
h t\1." hl:l'n don\' ,UIC{' the n:'lirdem~
hall' ,)lflC\: dc"rdct1 l.,~t 'e.u lo
"l'!irruk I t"\\ '' und <'lorl dor
Ill II 0 f I <"l>
I )llllll n-rr-c: ent.tll\ C) "ere~~,~.
cd h\ Due tor &'11 R~r\h:n,C' Hall
l)enl~l.' n,.,mp-on '"~' \(.'llf 10
produ\.'\:' a "'' ol ~ug.l!e u·iJ dorm
rcnn,.lthlll:o. rcauon of co.oc."d
011or.o. und more Mn!!le nlom . ~''""
""r 1nn ol lnur-rc~~'" rek"~m' mto
h\ll-pc~t)O Hh'm , ;lO\J in,llllhtiiQII
(\I ne'' furnuurc ''er-e among 1 he
liUg£estlon' mudC' nt an mterdorm
C•HJOC'II mecung lu l \e:u
lnrflCIII\1!. wn' '"'tailed 10
'C''C'rul ''' the dorm!\ over the
ummca \II lecpmg room' an the
Plnu-thnqud compte' hn'c been
.11 rttcd, e\l"rlll flaon. tn }•()fT!II
Hull hll\t' al'o been c-.trpet«f.
lndudC\1 an the ren<n.tuon "u'
uprr.u.hng ,,, l•h:ht>n' in Copeland
.1nd '\tt'\\Urt, I homp\on ..aid.
r he r~tclcncc hall~ offitt in­
lend' to replntt furniture 3\ the ne'l
tep. T homJ"-On ~rd Sht '3td
tud~nt ~xrre 'td mtere~t ~.;.,,, }e.tr
m ,otter, mdre comfonable lur­
nuur~ und movable r.tther than lixcd
d~h ... Th(')c have not ~n I'TCCtVcd
because the Inter Roidcnct H31h
C(lunC'II (IR HC) has not p~cntcd a
''orlablc furntturc poliq ... 'he \aid.
,\ lurnnurc ('<'lie) propo\31 ~~
cur~ nth bc10g p~nted to Thomp­
son. s:ud r~hman Ehtabcth Bro" n,
Copcland I R HC rcprcscntamc . One
purpt'sc of the pr(lposal1~ to make
tudcnt more rQpon .. iblc for I ur­
nuurc tn the dorm!>.
Q• If 'h• dtd 7.ahc'f Wahab lakr
(J\ l't tht• l.t'l•O and ClarJ. Pr~rluRal
()\'l'r. r'OS trtp
A Rngcr Zie~clman of the LC
educuuon department , ~ho had m­
IIIAII) been nntgned a~ leader ol the
tnp, Yo1thdrt:\\ to do r~carch .
\\ ah:tb w:u ~lee ted mstead.
Q f)o tiJr rlum~ -' that rmg (11J
tlrl' /rum rral/1 romejrcun thr g1m'
Art' thr1 rN'nrdrlP.
\' 1'\ mcchant m called 3
-amllon.- located an a clo-.-et 1n the
ba ement or Pamphn Sporh Center II thr. propo'inl 1s nppro\l:d.
tud~:nt~ rt''P\Ifl\lhle l&n hrc.tla~
nnd theft "rll be I met! 11ttd o,;h.tr~c·l
hll ll:f1aH (O~I~ \\Ill hcCU\C:rtd b\ .1
1\ .... IIICI)(C hilll~ IC(UIH budget, tl
fOf'lli\Sibtht} C,HUIIH be C\lthh,hccl
II IIH"'tllf"''" apprmc~ th\"
JlhJpo,,altt '"" he rc\lc\\Ctl b\ the 5
dm rn ct,un, tl II I h''lllf' on due"
not llrfHl''~ th~ f'"llu.:\, IRUC "'" rc~~.'nHnc ''ith her
"I hr collq:c \\Ill bu) 1 he I ur·
ntllllt." (under tctln!> ,,r the fliOJlil)ltll
untJ \H: nwm•~e 10 u,._c c.nc 01 11."
Bro\\ n ..;uti "l·urnttlllc ''til he
pllfl.:hiN:'d UUrlnt: thC ~Utlllll~r
hreuk " \l~oromg h• llrO\\ n I he
donn .:utmcll' \\111 detc& OliiiC' '' h1d1
dorm' need rei ur n&,lun~
t urrt•llm: 1 hell h.1~ been ,,
DENISE THOMPSON
II Thompson, director of restdence halls. approves the Inter
Restdence Halls Council's furmture pohcy proposal, 1t will be
revtewed by the hve dorm counctls
Q and A
"'th ~ire' lcadtn~ to ~peake~ utop
thc butld&ng. pill)!> recorded tupe ....
There ~H~ no li\c chtmes.
Q· IJ ht• 1\n't thcrr 11 prt"-lau
molar at I C!
,\ ~a parttcular 11CI of un·
dcrgraduatc couDe~ can be regarded
II' lht> rdcalloundatton lor the study
or '"'"· uccordrng to the Career
Planmng und Placement Oliice 1 he
IYoO thmw-111" !ithoal\ con,lder at
the lime U f'Cfl>On .lpph~ ,arc collc8C
grudc: tr.tn)crtpt~ nnd coae~ on the
L.t\\ s,ht>nl Admi!> .. IOn) I e)l The folloW&nJ advtce for
pro.,pt'dl\~o: In\\ ~tudcnb can be
lound &n a pamphlet dt\tnbutC\1 b)
the Career Planmng and Placement
Office called ~ fippang the \calc ol
JU\I&ce \ (,uidc to the ')trutcgic
of Lt~ \chool <\dmi~\IOn
~ fhc bt't advtcc lor the pre: lu\\
student I\ to get a!> ch<tllcnJ.lmg. a'
stimulating . 3!\ pro' oefltl\c an un­
dergraduate COUf:\t' .11-his 0" n In•
tc:r~h .1nd rc,our~c., ol 1 he par­
trcular collc~c tH unl\cr'll) per-
•
Le-.v•s & Clork Collego. Portland OR • -
6 since last year
J'Hlhlcm lor a numllc:r ol 'cur
lu\:rcn~etl student conL-crn und dilrm
(Mtrol-. h\ ccural\ oificel':oi hll' ~
IC\111\~J thcll Ill th~ f'•l\1 h:Yo \C.H ,
I homp,on s.utl
I ,1\t flllllK the Cttlh:ge .tpphed
for lcdrr.d lund!\ tu redc: 1gn the
!.lonn rcn·nl heatJtt~ !l~!olcrn"' I h~
cnllcgl' \\,IS umli\.'CC)!ilUI ht:Cdli~C:
1 hose lund~ '' er~ ""·" dcJ to puhhc • 10 Ill 1111110111 Mild
upcrmtcmlcnt ul
ground ( U."!Oe !\I r.tn\1
htuh .hn~ ·•nd
\\ c,,uld not get c:nmplttt
cng1111 nng he .tu,c I he !jtl\ ~rnme n1
hmrt~ 11 tllj1a) 1111 cn)llnl'l!l S IO,IJOOo
-e,Jr, .. Stt.lllll ~.lli.l
< l'l nell llnrH:r..ll) 111 Nt\\ '\ orl
plan' to 'l''""d S•J mtlhun on il.\11n1lnr
ilurm rCIIIl\iltl(ln ptnsrum •
Grant buys more books
( hri,llna \\ ood)
Ul tht l'tunn• I u~
1•1\ e to ~" thou,llnd booh
~;ould be purdHN:d b\ the t\ubre}
\\ tllcl I &hr.Jr\ over the next three -
\car~ rl the college meet"' the rc-•
qu&rcmc nt" ol a chulleng.c: grunt from
the '\;1110nal Endowment lor the
Uumanllrt'
1 he addllron of so man\
volume:' could re,ultm <tn c:A pan\IOn
of the. hbraf\' ac:cordmg to l <.. Head
I tbrarhln Jame"' Pmc.
I he mu "mum the hbrury could
n:cel\c wtll tx; S300,000. Under the
term' ot the sntnt, the EH will
twnrd I c:wt' .tnd <..lnrlc Sl for C\Cr\
S' the college rat sell to~ ard tt\
~200 000 'bore or the fund
Member' or the l C humumucs
department' tneludmg rebg10n,
phllo,oph\ hi,tory languase .tnd
'octolt'l!' hii'C been a!>kt:d to
detc:rmmt' "hut boob w1ll be
pun:hn,ed through the grnnt Bool,
cho,cn b~ rho.,e laculty mcmbe~
"ill be ordered tn the next few
month'
'\\ e would be delighted to
order .tn) book\ "ludents are an­
terc.,ted m," 'atd Ptrre "[Students
'houldl JUM leave a no\c: tn the
.. ugge\IIOn box "
P~r~c \Old the: hbrary currently
receive:' S 12S,OOO o ycur for new
baot..' f ht addlttonal hvc: to Sl); th~'u,.tntf \olumcs "htch cun bt
huught \\llh the NliH grr1n1 money
''Ill crc.JtC: ~eriuu\ pace problem\,
he ;ud.
"On I) ~oman} !ltUd) pacx' can
be removed lor nc\\ stnc.kt. "' Ptric
.. u,d. "The c:ollc.Ete wtll need to look.
,.c~ 'oon for a progrttm tukm& t.1rc
of 1 ht' problem " C\\ 'lto.d.\
already tu len over mnsunnc. rcadtna
spnce,"' Plflc: potnted out He $Sid the
hbrun· "Ill huvc. to be expanded. a
new butldtntt butll or depanmental
hbrnnc' estubh~hcu to handle the
overloud' lmmedtntc: plnnl! rncludc
a propo,c:d general 'ltorngc ol booh
at \C\'C ral 'I mull college~ m Oregon
·we already have n buildin11
p1ckcd out tn C.orvnlh\, ~ P1ric '«lid
"01 cour.c. ..1eccs~ would be o1
problem·
0\.cr the: next fey, yea~. several
large 'ct' ol book) that take up
con\lderublc: hbrul) ')pace and urt
u'cd infrcquc:n tl) wrll be put mto the
hbraf) ·, pre!~ent \lorage
"fhc} w1ll ,1111 be acce!ll>lble and
aho will remu&n tn the cnrd cat.tlog.w
Prnc. 'laid
r he h brur) currently h3}
lOS 000 book' w1th an esumated
35 000 addlt&onb over the neltl three
vcu" I hut .tmount I) clo~c: to the
number at the: UntveNt} of
Portland , accordtng to Ptne Reed
( ()llcttc hm' C\ cr ha,. 205,000 book'
btcauM: ol a much lurgc:c budget •
Northwest college organization,
residence rental list proposed
T afad1:~a hlbancuu
01 tbr rlun«• I <II
Pl.tn' lor an organu.nuon of
"-on hwe.\1 college represcntall\ e'
.tnd the: de\elopmcn l of a rellidenct
rental pu1dc for Lew1!1 and Clark
'tudcnt' ~ere two •dea brought
h;ld trom o1 recent live-day con·
• lertn c.~ ol \IUdent lcade"' from
.tern" the countr~
r he conlc:rencc held In
'-"•"hrngton LK >1nd )pon,orcd b\
the. '\ut1onul Student Lobb)
''"ocuat10n "'"' .mended b~ stu
dent body pre .. rdent I arry lt>WI'> and
'u;c: pr\. ... rdc:nt Got I Wymdn
Rc ntul !lUI de' for student'> hv­
tng off '""'PU' huvc been developed
ill other eulle~e~. mclud1ng Oregon • Stnte llntvcnuty Wymun \Uid 1he
\\111 work un .1 local proJeCt dur•ng
the upcommtt 'ummer vacutton.
~tudenl body pre\1dent' trom
'" on h" '"'t college" ;Utended un
organu.ttt(lnal meettnM recentl) ut
I c\\" .tnd tlnr.... alter l.c:Wt!l and
\\, mun rei urncd wath .tddlttOnal
tdr:;l\ on hm\ to \el up a lobbvmg
l!fOUJ'I or 'l,jorth\\ e't prtVIlte college
.. tudcnt' t t "111 remmn 10 clo'le
contatt w1th the WJ'Ih&nston
\"utr.lllon ol l 01\ er\11\ "ludenh
""the I(. oll1ter' tr> to de\elop an
(}re~on Independent 'tudcnt
,\"ocwuon
"\\ c ullcndcd the umlerenc1:
lur three b,t,lt: rc,l\an,,'' \\\ mun
'"'d "\'.~ trtcd to unth the \lutronul
'111dent \"o{ w11on "h1ch " con
tll(lltlt' \\Ilk the Nuuonul 'tudenl
I ,,hh\ Both urgun&IIIIIUO'I wt>rc
(',t .. hh,hcd ,,, lohbytntz sroup'> tor
,tuJcnt' on .1 nuttom1l ,t:.tlc: hut
\\'man ,,ud there" 111 bl .1 mcrjlt'l rn
\ugu'l
I he '"', .1hn dc.tlt \\&th
current lcllt~lntl\c •-stt~·~ un the lluor
''' < ''"f'c~s. :o~uch :-tl> ~ ullcgc '·"
crcdll f1'''ll'•'nh und the "11\ rn
"lttch I (·related matte• (!lulh u~
tundtn~ hu tchg&uu' .111ll ptlhlu.:.tl
or}:illlll.ltHHl'l h,I\C hc••n hunJicd •''
'l' hct ~o\'lhluh • -
l'ro~trc-t ,.,,. \Ia~ /1, IV'S Students and fac
Odell Manor an~
May 4 were treal
alent
Mandtl
Plontff I 01
"Gtven last Fndi
ld you find a
lcct111 g belly dn
and Clork.,.. n.l
show coordino
Where. too, co•
gullamts. hi
'' than tn AI
10 celebrate t
Fete.,
fhe ~how lcau.
mu •. a vtoh<~ t 1
and a belly dl
pert ormct'l.
The award) 'I
:nne:"' of the art ~
~l)t<l tnT empleton
the Facuhy Mt
nol&e 1-acuhy ot t~
The htstory depj
~natm wu~ nome~
Member
mm camt' to L(
111icld College ·~
I ast year Bob
t-""•"•tonal nCTni~
horne that hon1
Profcli'iOr Jnc:k (
~~llloctll 'cience dl
the t-nculty
• Crampton·,
~on~t,rdc John Batci
\ubre\ W,avel ~
the bu,ln~' depu
ntcd thut il\\otrl
.. A, fotr "' I'm\:
Ma"cng<tle.
nh Orguni1~
r·""·" \\a' .1 bi
, .. .,,~ lot Ruoktc I
.... scull' Mcm~
n nn \SLC elect
11, cared .. •
I he mmnc ''•
lrwr~oJ pcrloJmcn;,
\\·1th guuun.
hom mclunchuh •
1 one: !long tl
l'lbtrm.w ret u~ce'
C<tptunng 1 he
\\ .t em or l>e
bell) u . .nctng I
.an~ttlll ~) mpath,
ncang_ l.lb•Jr 1
'Omt. em -~.tiled
Mu .. eng.de,
I~ rm the role Ol
of I he c-.u-callcr
ve • .H to lear tlll!l, :~111\1 Cienc Strttnd
f'~ndcnt nt hlllldang!\ and
\ e could nut get Ctlmplctr
.TIIIg bf:CIIU~t.: the ljii\CrlllliCn t
) Ill p.t) .an engmccs S 10.000a
1 r11 nd ,,ud
•rnelllJntH~r .. at} an New\ m~
o l>f'CIId S4 nulhou un ,, "'"'lar
l'Cilll\.ttton prugrnnt •
re books
d 'olume!l "htch c:m ht:
"'th the NlZH ~tr.lnt money
~.llc 'enou' sp.tcc problems,
nly ~o many \lUd) pace' tn
O'\itd lor ne"' !>tacl~' " Ptnr
rhc college: Will need to luoL
on lor u progmm tukan~ car(
problem .. New ,tact~
rtuken o'\ic:r mo~nllnc rc:udani
Pane potnted out He: ~md the
wall have to be expand~. 11
itldtng bualt or departmental
e~tobh$hed to handle: the
.d~ I mmedautc: plun!> an elude
,,ed general storage of book•
ral 'itnall college$ an Oregon.
/e nlready hove a buald•nF
out in Corvnlhs," Ptne 'itlld
)U~e acces~ would be o1
n ..
er the next fe" yeor • 'everal
b of book') that tnke up
:rablc: library 'PO\:C: and Ul'f
rn:qucntl)' Will be pUtiOtO the
~ pre,ent \torngc
he} \\llhllll be ac:cel! .. ible nnd
II rem a an an the cnrd c.atuloJI·
ltd
,c hbrar) currently ha~
I book' with an e<Jttmoted
lldd1110n' over the nc:tt three
rhat amount IS clOSe tO lht
• .tt the Umvcr. aty of
id • .tccordang to Ptrac: R~-d
I htlWcver hU) 205,000 book\
~ of a much larger budget •
~rganization,
proposed
ol ~tuden l leader from
he countr\
c: conlerencc held 1n
rtnon lX. and spon,ortd b)
tattonul ~tudent Lobb\
taon w,.., attended b) stu
~) pre:.1dcnt Llrry lc:WI'> and
:Ssdcnl vn1l Wvmnn
1ntul guadc:~ ror ~tudc:nl\ hv
~umpu~ have been developed
~ collcsc\ tncludtn8 Oregon
naver:.Hy Wymun :.nid :.he
!r t.. un <1 local proJect dunn~
•omtng .. ummer vncallon.
~dent bod)' prc~tdc:nt!> from
n hwc.'lt collcgeh attended un
auonul meetme rc:ccntl~ ut
llnd C lurl.. alter 1 cWI\ Jnd
' returned wuh .tddnaonal
n ho" to -.ct up a lobbyang
of ~orth"'e't privilte collcttc
' l (. "111 remn10 tn clo'c
\\llh the Wa8htnglon
!t1on ol llnl\er .. at) \tuden"
~<.. olfscer' In to dt\Ciop an
~ Independent Student
Ilion
'c attended the l.onfcrem;,
Ice baMc rc:.~,on ... ·· \\ \ mnn
\ c tnc:d In unafy the 'l.:.lttonol
\"oc.:Utllnn whtch 111 eon-
" Hh the Nutsunnl ~tudcnl
• Hot h urpanlla ltun., were
hcd ·'' lnhbyana !troup' ltll
11 on a n.allonul \C-<tlt hut
l '·"d thcrl· \\ 1ll be,, rncrl(cl 10
.e t\l.u •• 1-.n dc.slt '"'h
lq!l:.luii\C: 1~'>111.':. un the llnur
1grc "· ~ul'lt a.. Ct,Jiegl." 1.1'
prtll!lollllt. .tnil the "·'\ 111 • I c ·rch.ttcd rn.uacr (!oUCh a
• "'' u:hga~u~ tnd pnhlll;al
.anun'J h,t\"t: btl'n hundlciJ at -•
/'trlllt"' /uJ:, \f;~a 1/, /V7ft -
Ice cream social
Students and faculty walking the path between
Odell Manor and Templeton Center Thursday.
May 4 were treated to free 1ce cream cones This activity kicked ort the May Fete achvllies, whtch
included a talent show and an off-campus dance
alent show evokes 'spirit of May'
Mandel
!kt PhlnHI' I oa
"(raven last Fndny night, where
.1ld you find a wnthmg and
rnuflcct mg belly dnnc:c:r, except at
and Clarkf' asked Moy Fete
~how coordinator Steve Fen­
dl
Where. too. could there hnve
guttnmt!l, ltp-~yncers and a
1\t than m Agnes FlanaBnn
1\aoel to celebrate the 68th annual
Fete"
1 he -.ho"-featured numerous
a \'tohst awards pr~n­
~~~' und a bell) dancer a:. well a\
performe~
l he a wurd~ went to tho~c:
of the nn show beang das­
fJ}rCl in r empleton Center and aho
the Faculty Member and the
o~tt f-a cult) or the Year
1 he htstor} department's tc:ve
wn nomc:d ns tbe R.oolae
ultv Member ot the Yenr
lhum came to LC tht~ year from
nlield College an McMmnvtllc,
lust year Bob Mandel of the
~~ ... ~ •. aonul affaan. department
ll home thnt honor
Prore ..... or Juck Crampton of the
.. cience department wat.
the Faculty Member of the
Lrampton\ numc wdl go
nthtdt John B.ttes' on atroph,· an
\ubrc:y W<~tlcl.: Ltbrarv Bate:~ j,
lht bu''"~' department lutd was
:llVnlcd thul H"ard la~t \tar
"A~ lura' I'm concxrned.'' aid
Maos,cng.sle , director ol the
l'll•h:nt Organa~t·d for Acti\it ie~.
".1\ a bagger turnout (tn
r.nrtJ.: lor Runkac F.lCUlt) Member
hu:ult\ Member ol the Ye.~t)
un AS I C cle.:uon. 1 he people
c.ared "
I he mu ·~ " ,,. pro\ idcd h)
'"''"•"' perlurmcn; , a great majortt}
\\ith guttur-. llu: mu!il\' rang·
hom ntl!'lttndwl\ to quusi·roc~ a~
,, one ung dedi~utc:d to the
lflllllt rei ugc:c: in I e-h.tnlln
C.apiUnng the attcnuon nl
) "u em or l>cbrt Ollpt"f "tt h
bell) ll.mcmg The danoc. once
ancknt "mputh\ me lor "omen
fi(r!l:ncant: lotbur p:un , \\R' ogled
orne. c:~ll·c tiled h ot h«
Mn M:ngule. "ho rrc:p .red
ldl} lor the role ol emoce. \l.fJ~ not
oft he l'•il-c<tllcn ''lf 11 tuok her
~ \tM to le.1rn thd e mil\~.
'lrrr lox \ll;n II 197 CRAMPTON FACULTY OF THE YEAR
Awards were given at the Talent Show. which featured dancers,
musicians and a spirited audience .
then wath m\ rhythm I 'hould be
domg thnt tn no umc ~
"iu"engal~ and 'ophomore
\-l.ul.: !Iortie) got thear chance\ at
le..rnin¥ the fundumentah (II hcllv
duncmg "hen thc:y "'ere chthC:n to go
on ,t.agc. Ch.snts ol "John 1 r.l\oha"
\\C:TC heard In 1m I he oiUdiCII\:C U\ I he
1\Hl s\\ ung and&) rutc:d Ma sengulc de\otdcd to 'h)p .tnd watch hi~ in­
'lnh;tor and aad, -11 lool.: 1 lot
e1"11:r thun it '' ~ and then mumblc:d
'omcthtng about pn\'lltc J~,on
.. It w"'' ,111 C'\l.ellent turnout I'm
reall happ-..- sutd ,. \lrl:ar l~cn·
dndt. "\\'c dttf "hilt "C Cl OUI tu du
:tnd that "" 10 get people tntu the
'Ptrit of M •~ .. •
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ca h~re IS a d~ffnen&e!!l
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Ctllttrl In ~Jet ll1 Cllltt TorCIIIII f'UtiiO liteo lllCilii,IJnO . SwiUUli!IJS
• Oarke depa• ts, leaves stories
A Hrtual "'ildlile reserve, lhe
Chuck Fall
Of lllf Pk>nnor I Ul
Who remembers '"Hello lane."
lrCJhmotn bc:.inacJ. the GreAt Storm
of '62 und the lime PresJdent campu~ once had numerou s
Jqutrrcl!l . l he ~Oectina pool was
home: to 1mportcd c:.arp. wtld duck
and frogs. Garbage can lid hud to be
secured to ~ccp out the racc:oona .
tJntnrtunatcly the waldhlc hus
Howard wusthrown an the reOecuon gnne, e~cept lor tmd und le"
pooH Stunlc) Cl.~rke rcmembers the s~umcl s Cl.trle 11d he blum~ the
tr tdnsonll ol l.c:wa 1md Cl.uk 11nd 1nercllK 111 the dog population lor
orne ol 111 ltghtcr moments the demtse olthecarpand frogs. The
Clarke hus seen buildin~ nse dop would e.tt curp. he stud.
and luresu lull With h11 depnrturc: I he carp and froSt kept the
that ye.ar h the darcctor ol the l.C pool clenn Wllh their dts·
uudao -.uu.al c:c:nter, Clarl.e will end appearance. the pool could not be
15 ycnr"' of IOIIOI\tmcnt 'tlrith the lept clean and has nc-.cr been
colleac ""haeh began when he cumc: rcllllcd. he 1d.
here all n lrcshman sn 1960. Clarke \ tudent, Clarl.;c 11pcnt
"ill be lcnvang Lewis and Clark to much of hts ume worktng in the
nuume u management
Rose tl\' Sound. po•naon ~at audil-..\t&ual center. In the earl) stx·
•
Ali an ancomtng student he:
rcmc:mbct'lthc tradst1on of freshman
hcanac:s and ho"'" lo dlsunguiJh
them lrom uppc:rcloumc:n, lirst·vear
men were rc(!Utn:s tn we.u bean1cs
.and rir t·~eur ~omen \\ere rcqutrcd
lo \\Ctlf ho" •
Clorkc 'utd lhc black-and­
or,an@e be.tnies and bow~ had to be
"orn .1t all limes, even while in the
11ho"cr the only c~ceptton. he saJd,
wu' "'hen one "'"u lccp.l hcpc:nul·
I) lor not folio" ang tho'e rul~ "11' :t
dunltng an the: rc:Ocetang pool, \\hach
cont.uncd duck!> and JU(l.ln~c: C41rp
Ourang the days ol beantc:s and
bow,., Claril;e aad st wns common for
e\.cf')one to '3)' hello tn pa' mg. In
lact.:. lane: runntng on the~outhsade
of the hbr:tr) "a~ kno" n ;,s Hello
l.:ane fhnsc "ho oesJecte(l to S<l)
"hello-'"ere pcrutlizcd .
. Clarke ~1d Prcsadcnt Ho"-ard
wa .. once pcnalued (or not lyang
'"helh," on Hello Lane. On
Homecommg Da) Ho"-o.trd wa\
thtllWII Into tht re0ec:ung pool
tlome..:umtne 0..1y was" da~ or
.. uhlettc lVent' and rcstt\IUc Our
ans h.llllamc. lrcshmcn and
sophomort"\ challenged each other
to 'e~ "ho could pu\h a ball ~n lec:t
tn dmmcter to the opponent~' ide
II thC' freshmen won that con-
tcc\t, the "ere lrec:d for the rest o(
the ~ear front the requtrcment to
"c:ar thcu beanaC''. II the:) l~t the
ru,h-h.tll gJme. the) h01d 10 "-c:.lr the
be.tnae-s lor nnother two "CC~~
Cl.ar!Le·, ltr.lt two \ear at le" 1
~
and llurk v.ere )p«aal an th.1t
respect H1 cia'' v.11' theonl) one to
wan the pu~h ball game ou freshmen
.lnd a~ 'urhomote\
In l9bl the "--orth"-~1 "as
... uud b' u Columb\b O;,n \torm. •
and I e'"' and U.ark p.ud ab pnec:.
Fot~t"i tell. the pov.cr "-3 out
lor ,e,cral da't .tnd the c.1mpu~ \\.'8'
eo,ered wuh debm
fhe 1orm dcHhUUcd a
D(IUl!la!l l·ar Forest where Aubre\
\\ .atlck l.tbrar) no" stand' Had 11
not been tor the ~lorm. Clarlc: ~td,
the: ltbraf\i would ha"e be-en loaucd •
cl:.e"-herc I he tudc:nt" \lrOUid not
ha"e allu"ed the lorc:st to be lc\cled.
'r---------------------tic5, the .audao--.1sual center wns no
more than o clo~t tn ,\lbany fit, he
);lid.
Cll'.lrl:e grad u,ated I rom Lc:" 1s
and Clar\; an I 9t,.t ond returned an
1967 10 be dtrcctor of the audao­
n•u:sl center
,\ ,J 111dent Clurlr.e wn.1 cn-
\ol\cd 10 stnrtsng the film sent$. At
li~l. the e~ocntng falms were sho" n
on on c1ght-toot screen u:ung u lb·
mtlhmcter proJector wtth nn etght·
mc:h spc:aLc:r.
S1ncx then the old proJector bus
bcc:n replaced ""h o 3S.mtlhme tc:r
rruj«tor , a lorser crec:n and a
Corn"' ell theater pea kcr
Charkc got hu. JOb "tth the
C\lllcgc durang o pc:nod when much
bushhng began and has bcc:n m­
\Ohcd sn the dc:sagntng ol many
campu!l sound S)'l'tems. He toot.; n
lead role 10 rcdesagmng the masn
sound system 10 PAmphn Sport
Center He alw made ~ddmons ro
the ~ound s tern in the Zehncb.1uc:r
'"'mmsng P.nthon.
Cloarkc: "-IU responstblc: as u
,tudent lor "-trtng the speaker
yJtem '" ~-.ans ,\udttortum
C'l11rkc saad chat, v.hen he \l.a~
jtudent, fcmplcton College tenter
"11 nt> more 1 han the "-C tern half ol
the c-alcteri:s Later. Clarke par­
tacap.,tcd tn the destgn ol the
d • .arhoom and )Urboo\. o(hec:­
no" thC' l'wnur l..vg uftice.
When tudcnt hc..1r names like
Hartlleld , Pamphn. I ha)-ct. Odc:l1
and Throd;morton , the' \1.111 most
~
hkel) thml.: of the butldtn~ beanng
thns.e name 1 ho c: names remind
Clarke ot old lnends.
Clarle took a cia s 1 rom Freda
H.tn7h:ld Jon~ "Roben Pamplin
Jr. "'•'l one tl( m~ da m;ates, .. he
\llld .
Dr. 1 out .. e 1 ha)cr W".ll a good
lrtend ul h• 'o" Clarke lec:ls tl'~ ume to
mo11c on In h1s ne" po t&aon n:s.
.aud1o ,j,uul dlrt\:tor ac Rose Ctt)
Sltund. Clar J.:e w11l supcr\"l5C
ll~ruuon:.. make sales. .tnd dll
prllmottonul "oc._. Ro,e Ctt~ Sound . . -c:\ccutl\e beatme tamlltar wnh
Clarke through It dcahn~ \\ tth the
collct;c. •
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11 A.M.-11 P.M.
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• llr ~ln the hill, people torgct that there '' 1 real
\~Mid
The On-gon prim.1ry tlC'CliOO\ "ill be held 1 uc,dl}.
M(l\ 2J. Pollli will be open from K a m to b p.m.
In nn cchtoriul pubhshed in l ebruar the Plot~rrr
1 OJ..' recommended that ~tudent' 1 kr n hnnd an the
runmn.: o( QO"crnmcnt, whether 11 be collcsc llO\C'm
ment, Clt)' government llr n lllrttt'r lJO\CrnnleOI , 8\
Hlllnl\• tudcnh not onl ta~e n hnnd tn formmg the
poh(;tes "ith \\ 1\ich thr-> mu•t li\ic, but mur.t tn le
rc-~pon ibahl lor the rcoplc the:) elect to omce
C1t aand '111tc election~ pla o more sigmliatnl pnrt
m the late ot each Oregon \Oic:r. Call the Multnomah
Count\ el~"t&ons boufd, ~4tl- .l720. for the IN:ntton of
~ollins plai:'C's
1 he old mt'tiO arplit!i: Jf) OU "1lnl \omethin& done
nght, dl' it ~ou~tr {or .. omcbod) ehe i~ bt1Und co '~ere"
II Uf\ ro\'ally) •
Lefs all do nothing? I
In 11n eflort to •;timulate nothans. memben ot
the Orttnnilcd Apathl!lt!' of Le" •~ and Clnrk have
been regular!> 3\'0idmg each other 'iiOct the
orpmruuon "3.\ tonned dunng tall term
flm. group 0£ un~nOWM I!> reponcdJy
dedicated to the belief th.ot the backbone of th•~
college I\ apathv though the poup hO$ found no
;poke man throul!h whu:h that ph•lo:\oph) can be
tran,miu~ to the college commumty
Po 1 su~~uons the group h.u mode anelude
the d1recting of student nttcntion townrd tnnal
manen, lad oCinlel'e$t 10 <~tudent government ,lad;
of par1tCip:ltton and lad; of campus concern lor the
affau-s of the real ~orld . "'o plan ha' yet been
d~1gned for carT)1ng. out tho~c sugac:staon,, but thC'
JfOUJ'I report) n will do 'omcthing about n •ome­
da).
There wall be a meeung of all apothi)ts to
di~CU~ \'lrious unspcofied top•~ an whtch the)
hold no Interest, at a time "h1ch i\ yet to be
Announced . in a location not \-et determined. ,\II -student' -are osked not to attend. •
Hurnatl sac ........ · 1ce brings pagans with mars
Colb) Schmitt
Of tile l'iorwu l<~t
Some will)" t<Jr it stancd out os
a JOke:
\omc "'ill swear just to thmk 1t
101 ,utned or all
Othel"$ thinl.: the whole thm£ as
JWt 11 ma~ illusion.
All: an actual member. and he'll
tc:II.)OU that n never really tarted at
nll~11 1o1.1111 uup~r~J!
Thouah th mam purpo!.e may
hn'e been altered :a btl since ns mit tal
conccrt•on. the Pog;an Relorm•••
I cllo~o~.sh•r 11o one ol the la1le1t
(lro~o~. mg. and more umquc:.
•rgam7Jltrons on the Lcwas nnd Clarl c...~mpU\
r he pnmary purpo'e of campu~
Pagan Rdormu.m, .t~ ftnt concc1ved
b)' Orutd Oavrd ludwig. was purel)
pohttcnl. ~o one knoWi from where
the -m puataon" for the orgamza·
cion came (Ju't that 1l did). butu WU$
sufficient to make lud" ag orpni1e a
group to -point out that, a1 con­
dllton' cJml~ pract•call) any
organ11.a11on could be lormed an the
namC' or rr-lii!Pon :and claim student
acti\ 1110 fund1 ...
Rc: ctlon to the Pagan Rc:lor·
mtst•" r. much gre:uer thnn 1 ucJ" 1g
antactpatcd, und poht1cs hns no"
become: onl) one: (~mall) reaAon tor
tht' group• Cl.l)tcncc. Bche"e 11 or not a rnir amount ol
LC student4 are actually becommg
mlt'rt'Jtt'd m som«'tlringl Even more
a!llound1na •s thAt the antere't level as
chmbing at an increasma r.ue If 1 h1~
keep up. our Pl'e$bytenan colic~ "
going tO be up to it\ ~n~ m pagan\!
Pagnm\m •~ definitely e1tpen
en~ng a rcvavul, 1f not a complete
Jnd totnl reb1rth.
1 hr-Pagan Reformi\1 Move­
ment hC'Id a mec:ung Friduy, April
2l\, to take care of \Ome bnMc -hu,mc ~(election of u Druid Council
.tnd other 1nmalnr uecumphshmenti) .
Membcr5 aho took ume to pl:tn
'!<Orne .aCll\ 1111:' dc\l~nc:d Ill lldVttOCC
IN BELIEF OF PAGANISM -AND MARSHMALLOWS lJU 41••11•"~''
Students anendlng the Pagan Fellowship Human Sacrifice and Marshmallow Roast found com ton In the
II ames.
8 whatever 11 IS the group ~ltlnds lor
Accordang to an oflic10l report
lrom the meetmg, the newly-elected
Oru1d Counc1l no~ conmu of Hoi
Meolher. Ahcao Grefen)on and, of
cour..e, Dav1d Ludwag. Other
member .. grunted ammonalny 1.11 the
meeting were Ou~e Bond and Alan
Robert,,
1 he: honored tnle of <I rand
imperial Witnrd (no connecuon
"hahot\er tmphed to the K01ght' ol
the ~~~ Klu"' Klnn), wu' ~towed
upon Oond -\Jon Robert<> chose to
bear the: r.mk of Arch Druid "or
nothm~l"
All ruculty and ~tudc:nl !'. hU\t'
be-en asked to sho\\ r~pccl when
.lddrc:,sinp th" abo\-e mentioned 10
dtVIduul' by u mgthetr proper ulle\.
Reader' will be relac\c:d to
h:•trn h~lWe\cr . that ncttl\er (lrovcl
hng in the dirt nor dropptng to one\
l.:nc~ h:ll been deemed"'' absolute!\
ncce wrv bthuv1or m the pre~encc ol
c:11her a ~ummon Dru1d or the Grond
lmpc:nal Wi1ard
Protocol doc" d•ctm, however.
that pr~encc of the Arch Orutd be
ackno"ledgcd by droppang to the
ground 41nd smeanng one's ~elf wuh
du~;t . In 1ndoor ~atuauons the sume
uckno" ledgement may be made by
rc:vercntl) clasptng both hand'
together in front ol the body
·r he Pnaon5 rurthcrmore
declared. through nn ramendment an
thcu charter. ..the [Paaon)
1-ellow•h•p :-~hull be an open forum
Cor whatever any member w1she" to
e"prc:ll!l "
Also added to the charter wuso
stuternc:nt that "Fellows htp ac:ttVItlcs
may be bar.c:d around anctent
rehjtOUI events. Howtver. belief• of
the orgum1auon do nol necessartly
reflect the behefll or andtVIduals com·
pminac th1• orpnaz.ation .. (look.
don"t ••k mt' what 11 means. I d•dn't
wntc: 1t I)
In addluon. the topic of future
activities was discuued at tht
• • ows
mc:euna DtsCU!i\JOn ancludcd ac­
uvauc:' <~uch a'l u group tnp to the
Cotumb1n R1vc:r Gorse to VJ at •
reph~ or Stonehenge, and a c:elebra·
11on ol ''Fndoy the 12th ..
The hagh potnl of the meetitll More coni
fhll letter 11
tllal \Ome ml\con~
tht { hrtt~thun Pell
clear~ up
In my rev1eW
flont't'r l.uR •met
round thot the C.hr'l
Ill' been mum~pre~\
fi\'c umc~ The~c
part of I he Lop Sll
ltnw 10 the ec.lllot
uonnl, I om ccrtnti
b.a\'C been unlortur
In IU!il week'
••~ made to
Fellow'>hlp' 'POl
Gideon who were
111g out New
Templeton Ccntc
(hmllnn Fellow s~
the v1dcons. the (
thJI 11 had
M) only e~
Gideon\ pnor to tl
1n providang them
u to where would 1
'll thnt they m•ahl
rtudenL'I fh1~ dq
ChrastiO n Fellows!
port the G1deon"' \II
lhll puruculnr mst ~
rnponsible ror thel
that we were thet
mumcd that the)
Templeton Center
bad a'l..cd them to
~. no one conu
Center and thU!I ~
mated.
h '' not the
G1deon!t to <oneak
B1ble' U the1r ne
bd ~n known 1
lht mconvemen
tured The L()R m
tha~ misrepresentat
me-the so-Citlled
In the Apnl21
11aff wrtter mude n
ltatement oboutJ
Fellow$hap'' anvol
commit tee ,ct
rt"COmmendations
~o~ to bundle the
'ling the chartcnn ~
rrlig•ou' group~
came durms. dlsCU'>Sion of the Fin~ 1 he ort1cle ,t~
\nnuul Pu(!an fellow htp CUIIct mc:euns w~
Sncnfice 11nd Mnr<ihmollow 1\0I.UI. quest of the Chn
"htch occurred u' planned on ;au•~ •hach 15 totillly u
do)' Moy 1 ~stir ,et up the j
Wtth more thun 40 t.a\ conectl)' rep
prc,cnt the nent Included 11or, of the 1 OJl
'oh:mn rituul ol drnwmg lot 10 fell~''· htp hn'l n1 determmc the 'incnlitc." fhts wa~ I<' 110n wnh tbe com
be lollowr-d b) much joy dnd rc:j(· IIC'-1 onl) intc:rc'll 1n ~
inu b) t ho'e who 1\'c"rt' rwt cho,en IOl II d <:o liOO!'t, ,1, ll stU the .u:nhc~:
When the tiiUlll of dmwinglou
huhed IO J'lro\Juce ,l \i.tCrthcinl virgan.
or ''"' Ulhtbh:. 'tnd1d11 tc: lor
matter. t ht <1rnnd I mpc:riul Wit.anl
wus lorccd to muke the
bu,cd upon "mt~oplruuon trom
jOdl'l ~
01\ tnc: m'lpirutton gutdcd
lmperml Witurd towurd' appom
Odell :semuor Alan Humphre\· 11
the 'llUifiCiill Vltllm.
I houah the 'enntor•, pohucal
ub1hlle' made h1m better ~U1ted lot
hlcJ\Im~ on the fire. popular <:ons.cn­
~u' ""' thnt the gods could not ha~
mude a more "worthy·· choice
I he ..acnhcc wu' followed "'
JOyful cclebntt1on m order chit
HumphrC'\ m1ght be peedcd on h11
Joumc\' toward' mcetma tbr
"Cosmic Muffin"
LETTERS POLICY
Lllttt• ro ,,.,, Ectllor should tHt
eddti,.N to Bow 1 I r ht deadllne1r
noon Mondtyt Sut>m1u1on1 thould
btlty()fld dout>le spend •nd meludt
lf'll lUI hOt 'I n1mo ff well If
teedemtc t:ltu or ltcutty sllndtng
All lllllfl Will bl PlfniN t>ul Ill
IUf>/ec:r ro l<llllnQ lot Qtammar,
,.,.glh and l1billcw• lletamanll Tile
P•onHr LOG metnrelnl the trght to
hold ltltlfS 11 .t~ce prot>lemt .,,.
No enonymoc,, ''""' .,, bft
~HJbiiiMd Lo~
Edllor•l
Ntwt Edllor· Phvll
Copy Edllort PelT
IIIQII
Sporta Editor 1\lm
lnltrtalnmenl Edll
~ Oheclor Caro
Phote>Qraphy Edll
Compoalllon Edllo
44Yertlalng MaMg
Clrcut.llon Mana
WrllerL Taladzwa
Murray Coleman.
Fall. Nana Orey J
Kaplan Kall lii:IW
Anna Mark•. Rand
Oovld Powell. Lort
Rluborger, Colby
thorthtlnqon , D
Cl'lrtallna WOOdY
Sporta; Sam BrtQQI
Clllrk, Murray Cole
Vtnce WOOda
Enlattelnmenl 8111
Rout Anne Ste~nu•
"''' World. Ctndl
Publlck Occ:unenc
Phole>Qraphy- Ric;~
Jell D•xon Ken Fa
Flanagan. Oav1d H
Owtghl Lay. Karl Pc
JOhn Yoder -cttng. Dtscu~·uon mcluded at·
iue<~ such as a s,roup trap to tlw
lumbio Rtver Gorae to v1~11 1
llicn of Stonehenge, and o cc:lebn·
n of "Frtdny the 12th "
The htgh pomt of the meeltnf
ne dunng di\C\U510n or the Ftn:
1nual Pagun Fellow:~htp Hunw
cnfice und Mn~hmnllow Ro.ut
tch occurred u& planned on ")un-
May 7
\Vnh more than 40 parttctpJnU
~ent. the event mcluded ··the
.emn ruunl ol druwtng lot
,ermtnt the '\UCrt!tcc." fhi11 \~a•
tollo\\cd b) much jo) .1nd rcj
1 b~ tho\c who H t're' 1101 cho,cn lot
l ..acnfic:c
When the rttuul ul dr.awmv lou
led to produce u ac rtllctul 'ttjllr
.mv utt<!blt: cllndtdntc lor tlul
~
ttcr. the (,rand lmpcrwl WtJJrd
lorced to muke the ,cJccti~
ed upon "tnsptruttOn from the
h"
D1vtne tn ptratton sutdcd the
pertul Wtl;.trd towurd' appolnttiBJ
ell Scnutor Alun Humphre y 11
'iltrtftcml vtcttm,
I hough the 'lcnotor\ poltucal
htt~ mude htm better \Uttc:d fCII
ll'inJl on the fire. popular con\cll'
was that the: goch could not ha\'C
de: u more "worth)·" chotec
fhe \UC:rtfice Wll~ followed b1
ul cdebrutton m order
phrcy mtsht be ,peedcd on hts
irn .. y toward!\ meetln& tht
h .. rntl' Muffin."
LETTERS POLICY
Utttr• ro rho Ec1ttor should bfl
J1c1t•tstrfKI to 801r 2 I Tht detd/rne IS
bon. Monday1 SubmiUIOIIIIhOVId
typed double·sptced tnd lncludt
eurhor 1 111me es wall 11
tacrtmtc clan or ltculty standing
,.,.,, wt/1 tH pnntfKt but '"
to ldtllng lor grtmmar,
tt'1111fll and lltHiov• Jtattmlnll Tile
•onMr Log ma1n111n1 the fiQIII 10
kltttta If a~ce problem• .,,,
anonymout /1/tttl wt// ~ To the Editor
More confusion
rhaa letter ia wntten tn the hopo
that ~ome masconcoptlons reprdins
the C hmuan Fellowshap may be
clenrt"d up
In mv revtew or the tssue. of the
ftonar I UR 'ltr\cc Feb. 23. I have
found thut the C.hnst.ian Fellowahtp
~-u been mt!\repre\cnted no leuthnn
r1~c: ume' 1 h~e mistakes on the
pan of tht lux t~ufl. os well u m
kttef\ to the editor, were not tnten­
uonul. I om certcun. but the effects
uvc been unfortunate nonc:thcle<J,
In lust week'~ iuue. reference
1111s m.tde to the Chr.,tmn
Fdlow,htp'' ,pon~ormg of the
(jidconr. who were on campu• paso;
IllS out New f estomenl'l 1n
Tc:mph:ton Center The fnet a&,
Chmtuln hllowshap didn't spon<Jor
the G1deons. the Gtdeons ussumed
that 11 had
\.1) onl) contact wnh the
G1dcmu. pnor to thelT pass out was
Ul prov1dmg them w1th anformauon
"'to where would be good locutions
w thut they misht reach the mo1t
nudc:nh rh.. doesn't meun thot
Chmltnn Fellowshtp doesn't 'up­
port the Gideon&' work, only that on
thl' pnrtlculnr uutnncc: we were not
rnpons1blc for them rhey a"umed
that we were thcar spon$or and I
wumed thnt they would contact
Templeton (.enter on thear own tu I
ud U'lked them to do Unronunnte­
~. no one contacted Templeton
Center und thu~ the problem WU!I
cmtted
It i~ not the antenuon of tht
G1deons to 'neak tn and PM' out
Bihlc' II thetr need for a spomor
bd been ~nown to m~elf none ol
the inconveniences would hn.ve oc­
rored 1 he WK m1ght hove ovotded
th~a mtnepresen tatton by talkmg to
me the so-called sponsor fint
ln the Apnl27 v•sue oft he LoR o
11aft wnter mode a totnlly erroneous
tlatcment nbout the Chnstian
fellowshap'<~ involvement tn the JOint
commtttec 1et up to make
r~ommendattons to the scoote on
o~ to handle the question concer-
•ma the chunenng ond funding or
rthg1ou' group,
1 he arucle stated that the com­
mmee meettns wo" held at the re­
~uc5t of the ( hrisuan Fellowahtp
th1ch is tOl<tll)' untrue: The s¢natc
lkll 'Itt up the JOint commtttee "'
·~) corrc:cth reported tn the lead
IIOI) of the LoN on March 9 The
Fcllo~:o.htp hus no ofhc:ull conne'
uon w1th the commattcc whahoevcr
only mtcrc~t in ill> recommendu­
IIUn!i, ~" all ~tudent .. ~hould hove. There are paructpanta tn the
Fellowthtp who hll\lc been elected to
the 1enute. and two happen to be on
the tommtttee, but they do not ,erve
on thnt commlltct o~• parllclp:anta tn
the hllowth1p they ~rve aa
cn~ttor' uppotntcd by the vice·
prc,tdcnl Dunhum, a Ac:nator from Hartdeld .
ha never been a participant .
1 he Christian f-ellowthlp ha'
ne"cr made any officio! statements
on th~e tUUtl and yet hu been
01ttr1huted wtth duma and auy1na
much Tht' doc• not mcnn that the
ChnattOn l"ellowahtp dtaaarre! wtth
• 1111 tho~c thtnp tatd In 11 nome buttt
A not her mltr~pre'itntuhon tn would be:-mcc tl 11 were 1111ked ftnl
the April 27 11!1uc: of the I UN c.tme m about whul 11 doca. Whut tl doc' I\
the letter to the cdttor by Dave pon\or ,ome meclln¥ Btble •t\ld)'.
I udW1fl. ln ht' letter he llutc" thut or .tclJVIty (hke tomorrow' Pilm
the Chmttan fellowshtp hud Morli Hull c:nnccrl) nearly every day
handled the rehatoua {undtntr tnUt ol the ~ec:lt; If you wont to Jinow
kpoorly" nnd therefore should th1n._ who we are and what we do why not
before II il~t• · l he C hmtutn u'k UJ or beuer yet c:omc nnd &ee
f'cllowshtp hn~ never handled whut we do. Come und hare Wtth U\
anythtngtn thl\ whole offtur ond hua your questions ns well a. Cflltctsms,
only uctcd once. fhat bema tn cur-we want to hear them
Cl\ingtb conslltuttonally guaranteed The Chnsttan Fcllowahtp want~
right to a1k lor fundtnB Ill a to serve 1 cWI\ .-nd (lark wtth the
chartered orsnmt.atton . gospel of Je1u' Chmt tn word us well
fhe J Bonrd cuae tbot en~ued os
u result of tht~t nght betng taken
nwuy WU\ not un acuon by the
Chnatton Fellowship as was tmphed
tn the Mnrch 9 i sue of the Log, but
the concerned interest ot four in-os 1n dec:d Thut 11 mo~t eflcctt\'ely
earned out when people tallr; from
undentandms and thot is uc­
comphshed with clear open com-
muntC3lton
,\far/.. Watham
Stntor
~MPI~ OUT NEW IDEAS
dtvtduols who thousht that the mo­
tton rc~trtct1na n:hg1ow group!> from
the budatettns proc:e~~ wn~ uneon­
,tttuttonnl. 1 he C:U'Ie wu not falcd on
the behalf ot the Fellow\hlp. it wa'
filed b\ three ~enators und one tn· •
d1\'1dual.
The l.o.l: al'o reported mnc­
curutdy tn the 1-"cb. 2.' and Mnrch 2
1'\UC:, thtuullol the complainants 1n
the J·Hourd cn~c were parttcipants 1n
C h r IIIIJ.t n Fe II o" h 1 p. 0 an Mocking the frats
We ha\c just rccci-.:ed o copy,
from our di~treucd brothen. 1n
Portland, of a spectfic article tn the
\prtl 20 edition ol the Pronttt l.og.
\\ c urc under the: impra ton that the
l amda Pht Ep•nlun f-:raternit~. u
\\ell ;u It" cohort), ore: under
malictou' .utack from the bc<~t ott he
~t.tbli,hed pn ......
Pioneer Log Mc:s$r Powell and Lowe must
t'lc ch.t'!ill\cd lor de<thnt \\tth !io
tmpnrtdnt a $Ubicct tn 'uch a lltp·
,ant munm:r
,\rc )ou honestly •UKtCC t1ng
1hu.t lmtermue~ ure dyins' Just
bC\.JWe one\ lol~' ma) hu .. c been
tn\Ol\.ctl with tmtcrnitic, , cJonn'l
m, .1n th.at trutantti~ can't change
"tth the time for tn Ill nee:, v.c: ha\-c:
our awn httlt \fttrmattvc ,\ction
progr:1m, whtch makes our lrntcrni·
l) :.h:~'tble to the \'llriou~ Cnmpus eo" 21
Lowta and Clorll Collepo, Portland. OrtlOOn i7219
(503) 24<1·6181, 1111 23~
Edllor·tn-Chlel Jell Ptorc:o
H-• Editor; Phylht> Osler
Copy EdlloB. Perry Olson, Hans Holt·
NC)el
Sportl Editor Ktm Hanwtg
lntenalnment Editor: Ltu Groentng
An Director C.11roltno Gare
Photography Editor: John Khcller
Composition Editor: Shar1ena Kamoto
Ad~ertletng Maneger Toby Padgett
Clrc:ulallon Mana~ r Antll Marka
Wrlle~· Taladtwa Chtbangun.
Murray Coleman, Jell 011110n Chuck
~111 Nana Grey.JoMaon. Sue
Kaplan. Kau L .. sv.ell. Outen Mandel,
Anita Mark1. Ranov Mus&ngale .
Davies Pov.ell. Lon Putman. Sltve
Rluberger , Colby SchmUI. Halh
Thoratetnuon ., David Untermav-r.
Crutatlna Woody
lporta; Sam Brtgg1. Sarah Burns. Mlk~
Clark. Murray Colemen Oa:ve Lowe.
Vince Wood• • l!nltrtalnment : 811mb• Lllcl'1m•n. Stecy
Rout Anne Stalnor
Rul World Ctndl Owen•
Jlubllc:lt Oecurrenc:.e : Karon Lombard
Ptlotography Ale~ Collins. Bill O.ana.
Jail O••on Ken Fabnck, Jamal
Flanagan. Oevld Membra. Matk Koten,
O....lght Lay. Karl Petersen, David Willey,
John Yoder eualnau Managtr. John Scon
Production Bally Dobrowski, Ray
Clar\; Jana Fuuoll, Jana Hudson
Nana Grey-Johnson . Sue Kaplan,
Anne Sta•nv•
Compoalllon Ctndv Brvon1, Jenta
Clark Kero>O Harada Gracu lnokucnl,
Lynne UthiJtma Noel Woody
At11at: Mall Wuetlo.cr
MaJor adwfao~ Rtcnard Hoyt
Spiritual Quldanc:e : Paraqull T ttl l(n•
end New Hampshire
Olllctal pubhcahon of lha "'soc:tah!CI
Studonla ol LIWII and Clark, OOt~ sw
Ptlllllnl! Hill Road Por11and, Ore9on,
972UI Pnnted v.oekly bY lhl Sellwood
BH S.cond 'leu poatego Ptld 111
Por11and Orvoon Annual aubiCMPIIon
cost J3 7S lor U ~ subtcutbclra
Slttndord tulot lor display adver
llalng S2 ..!~ ~t column Inch $75 hall
page" S 1~ lull PIICIII Charo- tor
ctnslllod ods, S 05 par v.ord
VIIW~ OllPIIUC!d lrtl thOM Of the
wnt•r•and do not n~~eeahttl)' rellectthe
VIIWI Ollhl IIUdtnt bOdy, lht faCUlty 01
the college admlntttralfon Unalgnt;d
4tdll01'1111 are auggatlttd and approved
by the edtiOII end m1n1g.,. of lhll
paper and rellec:t IMmiiOIIIYOplntonol
• ti\OM olhcera
Establtaht<l 1042 * • • • mmonttc'
•
L3'l tall. '"c c\c:n ru!lhc:d a
Puerto Ru:;3n
Sure '"c: mu) dnnt.. ~er. pia}
tcnnl'. or even ~1wn a convertible.
but we .arc '"" 'onccrncd :n well
about our im.lttc
Fir't. bu,1nc~ men .uc
recrulllntt from the Jlood people that
we ofler "ccond. ~octul mterucuon
~ tth out tdcf'\ often depend\ on :a
good rapport Finall), tht' Jlt,ud
tmuge I" n:quared to mamuun a
contact "'1th the prcttte'lt, mu,t pop·
ulur gar" on cumpur..
The I o~ mQCk'l allthilll\ bc$t tn
un} ather ~mull pri\ ate h> Lea sue
tn\lllUltQO
hutcrmlle' dying out"' Nat on
)C'!Ur lite!
Broo/ru 1. ComjiriJ
G Wrlllll.nH Nordflrom
l.PE Chopttr
UnH·rr.Hty of WG.Jhlnlton
Plon,r Wlf. M11v II, 1911 a: L M 11 1n7• · rtUftt, Olf, II f . 11' o In the fast lane
Cavalier cheating-a reason?
Jdr Pltrte r._, I Ul l:dltor·~C"tl~
"luke," the pacudonymed financ1alatd cheater who was featured inn
1'/onr,.r lull mvesttpuve report three weekt aao. hi$ sent thiJ column11t a
lcuer 10 wh1ch he trie., to ddend h1s chc.uinJ
In tht oriamal ttory. whu:h appeared rhrec ·veeu oao ... Jake .. w-aaonc ,.,
two prtmc cAumplc' ot ho~ the l ewia und Clark f'innncialaud syatc~ 11 be
abused. "Jake" worlu two part·time JObs paytna S4.000 a year. He as patd tn
c::"h .tnd docan't report his tncomc: on etthc:r this tux atatct"nent or to the
ltnant~UI .ud office.
.. Juke" recel\'ed $4,500 in financial aud for 1977-78 .
.. Ja~c's" Jetter ia tn respon'e to an cdnonal the I og featured two weekJ.
liMO The c:ditonal, by Colby Schmiu, criticiled .. Jake:" and another cheater
called .. John'" (who pockcu SIOO.OOO annually from a private buamen) for
thctr cavaher m•suK of collcac funds.
The lollowtng Jetter was received May 2:
Oc:ar Edttor.
1 would hl;e to remand your (pa!> staff writer Colby Schmitt of 1,0me
hard tact ol financial atd and h!e:
• I most half of the fmanc:IAI aid l recci'<C ll on student loan Ctbat mc:ans,
~chmttt .. that I p.:ty 11 back once chool•• ouc).
•Becuusc of my tWO JOb,, t ha'rle no ttme to cam the worlt-.&udy monc
;allotcd tu me 1 could JUSt as well drop one of those jot. and earn all ol my
work ·sl udy money. whtch inetdentall) IS not ta "ed by the federaiJOYernmcnt
in muny -=n\C\
A .. tor morula. what would most •tudcnu do if they had the ctu&ncc to
eurn extr.a money to meet LC' h•ah tuat1on cost. and know that the IRS
could never trackdown a cuh-under-rhe-table sa.Jary7
•As for the grant& I don't have to pay bac:k, wcU. fiaun that total to
equul tutuon ull other studen~ uc g~ven by pa.renta.
Tho~ who don't reecwe linancr.al aid either ba~ full tuition COliC' red by
parcnt5 or partial tutuon thnt would equal the annt mooc)' ( keep I also
re<:CI\c aid bec:au"e m)· parents ha\e not contributed aoy money (or my
educution . Nov.. how elK could 1 allord to attend this achool1
Ftnall). Colby Tinkerbell, I consider your eateconun1 me with .. John'"
(who make~ S 100,000 a year with fullarant awards), the bi&hc:st insult ol all.
The only reason I opened mys-elf lor such moromc ridtculc WJL.\ that Lori
Putman's tde.t (or her story had potenual for ~tudent mtercst.
from rcJdiOS )'our editorial, it (is) apparent to me that the Log places
)OUr p1cturc tn the paper so man) timcs bc:cau e the ·(necd)so much filler (or
thear paper. Vou"rc only too happy to add mort ptctures to your eaotisual
cdllortah I JUgge"l you take thoK pictura Schmtll and usc them as filler ror
vour he<~d .
/kJI M-lfht'.t,
Jokt'
One: note to "Jake": lntuhani people onh· makes you look woRC.
• Would you ktll people for thetr Anything for bucks money tl you thousht you could get
aw&~) ' tth 1f' Dr. Paul Cl&mcron, ll
P'~)Cholo8) protcs:.or at P&&s.ldena Fuller Theolol'cal Seminary, ha'
reported that 25 to 45 percent of Amenc:ans would kallto stcalt( the) tbouaht
the) could conceal the murder.
Cameron \tudied 200 people :around t\ndrcv.' u Force Baie an
wa .. hington DC and .sso tUbJCCtS tn "\t \t:ary's Count). Md. Fony-fi\"t
percent ol tho\e v.ho had killed an ~ar \illd the~ would uskc an avena&e of
520,000 fr~m their \lCtims, whtlc 25 perc:nt ot those who hlld ne\'Cr killc:J
satd the:) v. ould pinch only 50,000
Pie lD• the eye As ot huil Mand~t). htt men an be
h1rcd on c:ampu tudent can no"
ha\C u pte 1u ed at theu leas.t (a\-
orl\c people ur -..lmc tnend who c:.~tn tike a J\Skc: \\Cll ccordtng to a po ter
out .. 1de held Dtntng Room. S I •~ nil people need to pul ~ut contract on
umcbod\ . • I he cnder mu 1 'pcctf) the ttme :.m.l pillet at '' htch .. the hal" should be
I mad~. wh.;-1 h~r tt be in Fteld • the fn:ulruom, D dorm room or during omc
pectnl occasion.
I he po,.tcr a) anh pavment should be sent to etthcr cnmpu; bo~ 2171
or 0!79.
It'~ tou b.1d for some tudent .. cn:non und others that•p1e kill" b~tneu
wa n't uround hht term. ~'eral olon~ had planned to launch a 'A'h1pped
.. urfHi"e nt former 1\tudent bod) p~1dcnt Rand) !)tender dunna a ~mate
meeting Inc plan fell through, huwe\~r . No Portland '"pic ktll .. fim1 wa
htrtd lor the JOb
\s the pol> ten S.!l). ""-1atch oul'" •
-=-·· ~- ~· DEPOSI
NUCLEAR
WASTE
HERE
9 • Vodka and milk,
dollars and dimes
are all the same when
LC students take ''the
plunge .. into ...
Mum, C. olrman -uf tht f'i(N\H'I I ••J:
On the corner ot 4th '3nd Burn·
1de tand' !'I mt,,ton. \ 'tgn on the
door rt",:sds ''clostd."
An old man, sta~crinti and
clutchang a bottle. lnocled on the
doM The reople 10\tdc: ~hooted at
h1m. He turned lea\"e, He lost hi,.
~lantt snd tell to the p3\'tmcnt . He
dadn't mo\C
The door to the mis. .. aon re­
m.:uned hut.
\ group ot I.e"., and "lar~
tudcnt tt,od ne-ro:-~ the "'r«t m
rn&-n.l elnt hes. The~ "ere! 10
Ponland'~ Burn,tde Ot,tnct lor 48
ht,un through an inntallon lrom
\l1le Jon~ \s thrector oftht trnns·
'' H;ml. JonC3o provid~ ll'tln\lents
\\1th medac:al ca~ Dnd u place to
sto~ mone). In cooperation" 1th the
college• sociolog) department. he
ha aho arranged Cor \tudent to
ua}(e •the plunse" this year b) vtc\\­
ang the Bum\lde area-dcscnbc:d b)
n IOCOll pollee ollioer as "Ponland's
hnme lor the '"'anoi'"-firsthand .
Frohman ~cnt Toland uad he
tool: uthe plunge" because: .. Burn,.tde
is an enttrc:h diiTcn:nl cultu~ and -one that I didn't thtnl. "e could
ignore much longer.
~, felt like I had to see what the\ • \\ere goangthrough." he satd.
Chrt' r homa~. another
lreshman, hu ~tnyed ovemtght an
the Burn&sde area Nice. He ~1d the
ltrst e'pcnenoe had been dafferenl
from the last one bc:a~use of chnn~CJ.
an lhe chmate
Ml he: se:.11on twd changed
(from the ume ol1he lint tnp to the
c:cond one] a"d the peoples' at­
lltudo changed, ' he said ... lfil' nice
and warm outMdc they were happy."
uar J ou had to iletp an a
doorwav 1n the ratn, I'm .)Un: • our
annude \\ould change. too."
Junaor And~ Holman )8td he
wan1cd to bro:aden hi L:no\\Jedge ol
people b · sccmg ho" thC) ll\ed an the Burn 1de dt:.tr1c1 ... It \\8:. a good
npcnence bcc:tu\e I \\Bs in a totull~
daflerenl pcrlopecta\'e than I v.a' nor­
mall\ u .. ed to," Holman )41d
vlenda Ol~n. a fre hman wu:.
one of 1wo women in u group that
'tMted the Burn,lde are.1 last fall
.. 1 he danger whtch wus pr~ent lor
e\-eryonc .. ~mc:d to be magnafied b}
her prnenoe," :.o1d a member of her
group 01 en hud been bncfed on
hov. to handle her elf 1n the arc:u.
'he ~ud the bnehng .. had helped her
to reuc:1 calmly when she wa' follow­
ed by "u C h.uhc Munlfoon 1ypc "and
prepured her lor the '>CltWll
propo~ iuon• 1he receavcd.
TOLA~D "l:.NT WITH 01·
<~en· group an the fall, but broke
awa) I rom I he other' wnlkang down
from the <•re) hound bu .. tcrmmal
M'\Cr.tl blod;s bad to Bumlfotdc He
hobbled all the wa)-to make hi1>
da~auasc more convancang "I rode a
bus from Sc .~tllle · he told a stranger,
.. and aot sn J fi~Jhl and spraaned m)'
THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS
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WE'LL GIVE YOU A WAY TO
UNDERSTAND IT.
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better after a year or two of expenence as a Peace Corps
or VISTA volunteer
Whether you're a specialist whose wish 1s to sharpen
your profess•onal skills in engineenng, education , math.
the physrcal and life sc1ences, health, busmess , (or a
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Peace Corps and VISTA will open an ent•re new world to
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language, you'll also share •n tho development of an
emergmg nat1on, or help the poor and powerless tn
Ameuca to gam more control over their hves
Complete mformatton on votuntePr opamngs beginning
this Summer 1n Aft~ca, Asta, Latin America. and the
Pacific, and throughout the U S. •& now avtalable
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T ELE. 221-2411 anLic • Tolnnd\ ouUat ancludcd u
bandage on hu. nght loot ond a
crutch
\ller on hour of un~ucce5 sful
panhandling he looked lor ,, plnce
to )Jeep. He a ked a trnn!>tent lor
anformatton about a ne.~rb y park
The: bum told ham the frel(tht-yards
would be 4 beuer pluce to bed down
for the naght than the park .. 1 know
when:\ the: lllltc pluc:c:. nnd where the
dnngcrou !i on!!) are," he ~•d .. You
c<ln 1-horc m) bo~ c:.tr With me
you'll be \Life then:."
rn~tcnd 1 Oland chO$C U drop-tn
center three: block~ away. He found u
place on the crowded ground clo'c
to another l C '!Udent who had
sacl..c:d OUI there
A rnon nexl to them mumbled
sutumc cham J\nother belched tn
their face:. When a drunt.. vomatcd
on the: other member of Toland')
group. both dec1ded to leave
\e\len houtl later foland had
panhandled enouf!h mont) to rtde a
bu<. back to Lcwu. ilnd Clark
THOMAS AND HJ~ port­
ncr, Shanobu I nkano, were
more ~ucces!>lul than 1 olund al pnn­
hnndhng .
They hnd met u ptmp who
lhought Thomua wus tryang to :.ell
fukano to htm The mnn look them
both to danncr
·rAt danner) he war. really rude
to ever~body," Thomo!) satd .. He
'"'11!1. tr) tnglo gel nd of me •
I hot nagh1 I hom111 .tnd f ai.;ano
:.lept near the nvcr U\tnl! paper
(rum .tlnt'ih ~•n tu cover themllelve J.
1 he next murnmr the) \ar.ued
the Saturday mar let I homus ~nled
the propnctur ol a food ~land lor
~ nrl. but '"''I> turned down. He and
1 ulano manugcd, lhuugh, lo "con"
lhl" rroprtelur tnlo gn tng them ome
upplc ttdcr •IJummang ss no
prohlem onc:e ~ou lno" that you
IHs\C 10 h"\c ll[loud ), .. 1 homa~ t.aud
L11tcr an the i.l.t} I huma:. nnd
I nl.m1l told unuther food \cndur
I hJII 50 «Xnl \\II s .til I he) had,
1h,,Ui!h the) "ere holdtng 1h1cc ttme~
t ht'il nmount tn thear pncl cUi r hey
"\\C:IC !1.1\•cn u lkllld\\ 1~:h lor hnlf puce
Holm.tll •nd has pi1r1ncr. JUnaor
1),1\~ \.\or ._tng. spent theu lt~t
mgl11 111 d u:.ed C:il r lot One ol the
<~Uinmobtlt'\ "" unluded I he)
decuJcd the cold naght uu JU~t•f•el.l
thc1r chmbmg tmadc
I he) u\\ul~: the tullr'"'"S mor·
mng thtrtKIIIll the) •huuld return lo
rurnpth, but dce~dcd 10 1,1\ "\.\ c: l.ttcr tn the dn} they bumped
tnlo the rcmotnang student ~ an thear
group f-or a day and a half longer
the group '\IO)'ed togclher
On the1r IO)I ntght an Burn~tdc
tht l C :~tudenu went to Hcrfy's
Rt!~tnurunt lor dinner A table of
garl'\ nearby laughed ot them and the
rc\tuurant '\ecurity guard wouldn't
let them carry a pop boule tnfttdc
b«au'le he Mud 11 could be used as n
weapon Customer <~ cotnred ul the
group.
"l'cople were thinlong we were:
tdtoh or ;;omethmg," Holmnn said.
"A group of young people look
con~pacuou~. • Ol'lcn satd "I felt like
""C were dre""'"8 up tor Halloween
or 'omethang ."
I he group ~pent the nigh1 an o
youth ho,tel nc't to a gay bar They
""crt ted o.~nd IP''en free lodgtng 1n
c~chnn~c for helptng wtth chor~
Jround the ho,tc:l
1 he) 'pent the ne~t day work
ing .at the ho~tel und lo.tfing around
in purl-. A' ntght 11pprouched, the
810Up ht.tdcd toward ItS rendc7VOU._
for a ndc: bud. to lcwts and Clark
Holman 'uad the change: from Ph,JirJJ It)' Johrt Allrlon
ht~ normal o1urc to bum ·~ clothtn~
hod c. hanged the WU) an whtch othen
lreated htm When he pnnhudlcd
do..,.,ntown people snubbed htm
~ fhcy [ non -tntnstent~] definttely
looked down nt u~. through •Ym­
pnthy or dl,gust," he 'Wid .. We were
lnughtng nil or the: lime nt lhe re~c­
lion we got lrom people."
Ol,en ~atd she round the t
stent~ to be ktnd nnd gentle She
Ctted nn tn~tunce when shewn~
breud by o hobo becnuse she wu
hungry lie demanded thnt she lake
the. whole lonl .. , felt guilty ubout
tnkang the whole bag, but he an~astcd
on 11 I" 'he \aid
1 olnnd <~<ud hfc: on Burn\ldc
""a~ dcpre,\lng. addtng thn1 1hc
problem' ht '\J\\ tn the tran,aenu
v.c:ren t confined to 8urn11ide ·1
lhlnk that there·, a httle bll or
Burmadc tn o.~ll of u~ ..
"I could Jftord to be n bum.·
-.a ad 1 homu .. "but when J look at the
bum\ I feel bud, becauJC t hear.. •~ nol
n game.
"Wt were doang 11 for d
w~lo.end. not ror u hlellme .. •
"ere thctc "'"h ~.;ommumcnt to CLARENCE
tu~ for 4R hour) 0 \\e \\ere •o1n£ Hr &ponds a lot or tim at tho transtl bnnk Button roOdD, "V1ctams ar ·-=======-::==========--:-:===--=:==== tn.. tJtd Holman people . ~--------~------------------=-- ~---------------------------------------10 ildlife
vides ,
\1aO~ I UUCntti gel
, ... r\1III011, \\ hcthc:r
hcd 8' oup~ hke
.nt rubli~: lnlcf
r 01 nn then OW
td b) phuhl~ ol a
Jtllletl lll hurt h\ I h
h1ro uflon the na
P.tula I >dl. II I c\\i
urc, be he., 1!1 I h~
nnentcd,"
()(II, who h,h bee•
\\tildltlt Fll
1ncc the bc:gann
s.ud she Wl\he,
t to dimanute I
'' ure broupht to
~~place
·reoflle 'hould h
,.nne·~\ . • he '\Utd. "I
m w1th thi~ ;tnamo
.tnd didn't tcno1
t
•or people find bd
the good sumMit~
tt when 11 could
co 11' mot her
·People: . hould
1o 'hoot u r.tptu
One ume thev bt
come httlc: l..tds
a pn~my owl w11~
•·••·• hehc:ve 11 1"
•Ptnplc Me JUM
l \erythtni!ll
helptng tnd
tn"
de;
\1ark'> •
l'hH1t<t I ua:
\,ttaonal ~:duc.a
I.e" Ill ,, n 1
'lhb\ t~nan ·rel.ated
htnt" nl 1 he dtll
the t.:hurch. anel
IICl\\C\CT •••
r~1n1• 1 C l.'hupl.un, -I he c; hurc:h "c:rc
10 urdcr thllt tli
,....,". leu IIU\ c:t nmc:
"I \UflPil'C \\c'r
I IOfllf\: • '"
t1tl '"'''tanl tu
HI <:hurch
'rt-.h, l~;;rtufl rdate
'hllc:'
itiUtC: I h~ qUI:~ II
"''"·"J 'ilu.lth
1~'"''1', \\ htc:h C:\1'
.til ·'" L; \\.uti po
~h.l'tl lm t.;Jc•••ll•
PI'Jn,wn ( >u1 hart
Ill c&.l \\II h '"
'"'''"' ftHIIII!.tlllln II
\ctmr ' h.efll.a
.uti le._:.tl h11ml
It h1 token "ht:c.JI
,,,., I PI: \lut Phf)foJ b) Juhlt 11./t, lt.rr
•
ormol attare to bum's clothan1 ;hanged the way an whach othen
:d ham When he pnnhudlcd
Hown. people 'nubbed ham.
y (non-truns aenh) definncly
:d down at U6, through 'Ym­
! orda"igust," he saad ... We were
1'"8 oil of the time ot the reac­
Nc got from people."
Olsen saad she found the tran.
J to be kand and gentle She
nn lllSil\nCC When ~he WUIIIU~'CIL.
I by a hobo because she wu
ry lie demanded thnt she toke
(hole loaf. .. 1 felt gudty about
8 the: whole bos, but he insa,tcd
" she 1\Uid
roland ~ad hfe on Burn\ide
depr~sang. uddang thnt the
em) he ,a\\ an the tran~u:n11
,., conftned to Burn .. ade ~I
I hut there ~ .1 lattlc btl ol
lade tn all ol u~ "
,I could oftord to be o bum."
homo) .. but when I loo~ at the
I feel bad. becau~~e thean I) not
ie
We were domg tt for a
nd. not for u ltfetame •· •
Bullon reado. "Vro11m are ildlife Rehabilitation Center
vides a temporary answer
\1110\ "' udent:. gu mto treu:. ol
,,,1111111, "'hcthc1 11 he wrth
1,hcd groups like the Orrvon
,!tf\1 l'uhhc lntctctt Rclican:h
t'l on 1 hc:ar own I he\ .ne •
h\ phutn~ Ill RIIIIO(ll~ beang
,._ ...... ut hurt tn the ad\'un~ ol
n~\ upon the nuturul world.
pauiJ llcll, 11 l ew•' and Cl.rrk
l>~n.,lft'. belle\ c" I he \\ orld '" tou
oracnted."
(>ell. \\ hn h.as been work1ng at
Waldlalc Rehablht.lllon
s1ncc I he bel(tnnlnl! Of "'pnnp
!ltld !lhC w"h~ ... he could do
t to climmutc the re~on\
• h nrc broujht to the center 1n
rll'l phi( t
·rc:oplc: ~hould huvc a better
''• · 1hc: \Utd ··t meun they'll
rn "ath tht' anlmulthey''e hud
pc:t .tnd didn't know how to cure
Or people find buby bard~ and
the good 'IUmantun th1ng and
11 \\hen 1t could prob .. bly go
to 11' mother
·Pcoplt 'lhould know tlettcr
to .hoot n rnpturc [u bard ol
One tame thev brought an thl~
,omc ltttlc l.td\ had tned to
IIJH!Lm)' owl\\ 1th .1 88 gun I
't hclieve 111•
"l'eople .tre )U\t too 'people
f:niW ' berythang I& for U\-hke. 'It's tun h.1d m) k1d wauns tn tue an
0\\ llnr IUrget pr oiCIICe, hUt II'~ JU!II 110
owl' ..
l>cll 111d the pc:11tl~ tdes u•cd to
f(Cl rtd Cll 10\CCh C(ln aho JlOI\On
hard I'd hlo.c: to gel pcuple 111 he
mort a ·'lin: ul I he pc:~lacadcllthr)"re
u~ang." I kll ud." I hut cem~ au hi.',,
rnuch more lot~ac.althmg to du 11 ~ou
wunt :.umelhlnl) tu be chhngcd
"1\1 I he r ehahtht.1110n ~nter
we're hclpang 1 he c llltltvrduul hrui&,
hut we're not helprna the: re<uon the)
come '" "
I >ell a1l! \\-lid .tnamul~ uc.1tcJ II!>
hUUliC pcb ''.arc I he 1.1ddc;t 011e5 "
lhu•tll) people brtnM 10 ,ammuls 11tter
thc:)'\c h.ad ahem lor u \lohale. ~he
11-aid. hut hn\en't been tu~ang proper
ctm: nl them
Dcll de\crth<d a goo!lc \\ ho~e
hod) Wll\ grote,quel~ mrnhupen
bcwtUI\e ol a calcaum dc:fuaency "I las
pane mu!\t huvc: been m.mgled he
w • .1 .111 IWI'Itcd, II "'•" ternble
.. I hen I hcrt wu~ 1h111 mccoon
\ht .. hoolo. her head " I hey 1cll
racc.:non\ an pet \torc'j' Whut
bu111nc.n do the\ have 'lcllang a \\aid
am mal''
"1 he puor ruccoon went nut' rn
the ca((t the~ hnd ham an he: got
mc:,m .. ~ht m1 I don't under,t.tnd
wh) dn people hn'e to tJI\ n wrld
am mull~.? Wh•• doc ever) than¥ huve
to be uun! II ,,. there, le•ne 11
alone"
\t the rchuhihaauun center
there rs ,, \lotdc a~~Mtment ol batd\.
PAULA DELL
helptng lndlv1duel btrdso but we're not helpang the reason they
tn ' OIL-COVERED MUIR I h ,,, , fo1 /111 lhll'h
''Thangs ltke shooting btrds or 011 !!lhcks·those shouldn t oven be happening."
Ocll .and BeCk) W1h.un mother I ('
,tudc:nt. begin thc1r JOb-h} f1ndang
nut whn;h chnre" need tu be done,
whiCh c.tge' need to be cleaned, .1nd
whut Jntmal!' need to be led
lie~ Ball. whut happened '"
thl unc · Dell .. ,~ed .
Rrll '\lmond. one ol the
rch41htlai,IIIOn centl'r'!l coordrnators.
~oupcn.ao;~ the work done b\
'nluntcer' lake Dell and Wal\on.
MOh, him." ;\lmond s;ud .. ue·~
JU"t ) oung .and Jell out ol h•~ nnt
he'!> rn hod "
Dell !><lid an 1:'.1~) where people
land hard'5 w uh bro~cn wmgs or th.al
.are \.Omollhc )he') gJlld the
rch.thahtutwn ~:enter ·~ around
"In Ct'e~ la~c th.tt there'
nnthanp that c.an be done. hut thmgs
h~c ,h,lnttni bird or orl lad.~
thu'l.' ,houltln't even he h.1ppemng."
llht ,;ud
'umc p~opk brought .1 hiJ<J In
tht l'<:ntcr "•~cntl\. lhlll had hecn
lcwnd un C.tnnon lkach. (O\ercd
\\llh 1111
\I m,md ,,tttJ 1 he otl~tMio.ed
huth c<~mc mtn the center rare!\ • •
.rtwut <lnCC 11 munth. hut "hen I he\
dtl 11 \.l"h .thnut 1wo hundred
dllllttr~ "' rch.thlht.ttc them.
"ll11w do )CIU 'tnp ml 'p1ll ."
I ldl ,, h"tl "I h.tt'1oo ,, J'lfctl\ brg "'PII:
w t.,t..~· un I here·, ton:. ol "''H~ .
\lour(.. lur ell\ uunmcnt.tl ch.tnge
._:h,IOt!~"' Ill ('t:UJliC'!. .tlllllldt'\
''"'•"d' \\h.11 the\ dn -I thtnl. th.ll\ uh\HlU 10 term
ul mal.llll! t:holii~C' h.appl.'n"
I kll ,.ud "hi.' I' ,, ~ ru~.tdl.'r
I )Urtn~ ,, (nnwn • .attun :-.hi.' pull' nut
u numbt:r ••I pcllltnm •. ·• \rc '"" ,,
ll.'}!l'tct ell 'nlct ul M ult nnmu h Count\ • .rnd bt:~m:\ e:oo.plauung
.:uch ~.:un,l.'n;Uaon petition,
Dell • w or J..rng '" ravor ul the
N~tlc huvcoll tnd wtth OSPIRG
In ha~h ,ctu)<•l she ~orl.cd wuh an
Oregnn group .::riled Catucn~ fnr .1
Heuer I m aronmcnt
I nUunac wtth W1bon uhout ,,
lracnd \\ho j, worlrn~ on,, wtldhle
rclugc an i\r11onu. she" C.!lCited. hut
doetn'l thrnk ihc: would h\o.c ttl do
tlmt k mcJ of "'ork permanent I).
.. It') un C::\\:ellent W..t} tu learn
at'hiUI amm.tl),- ,;hl' ~ud. ~vou could
hnJ mllhi)O~ ol people to do that JOb.
11 \loould be grc:ut, but I couldn't lice
~rcnd1ng m) whole hie ahcre I'd
lc:cl h~c I "••!'!n'l dtung ~tn~thang lor
c:h.lOHC M
''I he 1 hang 1:.. I JU1t don't
ur.dcr'it.md I mean I rculh ~an1t • CUin('rchcnd, l:.Uil I COII(t'IW: Ol pco•
pie .tc:Jrhcrnlcl) hurunt; ,,mmal~. hut
tl1.11' • \\hat the) 'rc dotng.'' s.ud Dell
!'ht• cnt•<:a1cd hc:.r\lly IU\Io!!o puuc:d
wht\.h lllh'" mtnamlll ml "f'lllb lrom
!>Upcllunkcr h.dll\1 111nks and w h1ch
do nnl rro\ Ide I rtngent cnoush
rc trl~o;llt)n,on the killangol !IC:als:and
w hltles
.. , OU ColO lull.: bhout II ltlfC\ef
and 11 come11 dl'" 11 to t..1ne thrng
m<>nC:) ... \~abon )Did "An~thtng lor
u prollt, und when you a hank about
thelf r"CoiMin), omc Of lhcrn are
trong 'Jou ~n't ar uc \lolth. "
Ml t..nn-.-.. llnu\lo, ll.:no\\r,"IJell
l'!attl
~l •• no"' C\erythangyou'rc g01ng
tt• ""') .M \',: tl on suu.J. "hut I'm no&
l.l:'''"ll 10 ltlie 11 .and I'm lillll guang hl
hitch ahout It.. • •
LC denies direct Presbyterian tie ..
~.11wnul cducauun c.tt.lluguc'
I ~·'"!> .1 n I ( l.ar 1.: a~ ,,
'lr\nl laa.an·rci.Jicd c.:ollettc. I here
hant' nl lhL· ~choor, rcl.ttton .. hlp
the ..:huu:h. ml.'ludtnl!' .1 c.tmpus
tlo\\c\cr •• tc~.;urdtne '" thL·
1a1011 I ( chuphun. "'' h.:l\\ccn t l -thl· chutda 111crc hrokcn 12 ~car'
111 111dcr thut the colh:l(c could
. lnr t!'''crnrncm t lund'
·1 ~upfluW \\c"re ,, hlllc hJ...c the
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·l"t'tunt "' Prc,adent Juhn
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~n ol\\~\lolld pthlllnn \\hen \\l'
flhl'tl lur ktll'l,tllu.ul" tnt , •• mpwo.
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C:tl 1\llh I>Ur t:CIIIIIlt .an\
ilt~·luund 11111n lllllliiC'~. 1 hnugh "
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\did ll.!t,!·•l tl1•lld~ \\llh the churdl
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ttru\\th:' he ,,uc! .. We had rm:rc:,a,..:d
IC4UifCI11C:Rh llll Jur Ill tncJ l.tb
,p,u.~ I hough '~e 1\C:t<' "'"a ..:hur.:h­
run ..:<lllcgc per ~. our uc:~ ''1th the
l1fl •h\ IC llt10' Cl c.tlcd ,t n lllll h:.u nt'!o'
\\tth the.' g<ncrnment \\hcn we
.tpphul lur h•.tn'"
I he ~u,crnrnent ".1, uncle.u '"
'" "hi.' I hl.'r I e'"' .• nu l.. hu l. "'" .1
\C'll••rt.tn ''-'huul l)ndct the ,cpatol•
"''" ul dliiH h .ami ,l.llt'. 1:1"' c:r II Ill!.' Ill
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lhiLI tu ht• ,u II\ • llt'tllher Ul lhl'
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"dtur~h·n:l.lh'd r.tthcr thun ·•
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.and 11\hcr gall' "' th~.· ..:nllcf~
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lhlllcdl Btll tll.lt du~o,lll 1111:.111 II\'
.. lwuldn't '"" h.. t:o•nnrn~.d "ath 1h1.
\f'lltlll.d !till\\ lh 1'1 1111 1\ld~lll' • MALLARD AT CENTER'S POND
People hnU baby t>lfdS and do the good samaratnn thing and keep
tl wht•n 11 could probably go back to ats mother"
THE PIONEER LOG
NEEDS YOU!
Apphcctltons arc now berng taken 101 opentngs on tne Logs
Et1ttonnl Board tor next vear We need o Sports Edttor and an
A(1\lert1Sing Manag~:~1 If you d ltke an extrn otmlleng~:: next ye.Eu
(and n little crecht, too') come on down to til"' Lon olftce an the
bnserncnt ol Templeton Center. or call e;.;t 232 and nsl< tor Jeff
P1erce.
The Ploneet log ••• port ol your Thursday . •
I 1 ' Entertainment
• t murder brings baccha ......... ·anrit to theaT ...
I 1~ t.ro~nln&
rlc>nfol'f I UJ • ntntalllll\COI t dhOf
,\t t\\el\'t' o'claclr. :u rught. \\hen
mo't people a~ 10 bed. thC'~ ·'~
'trangc .2nd naghtman"h thtntt~
happcn in~ tn the: Blat\.: Bo'\ at the
l:tr \cfe) Then art
,,., 'ou chmb onto platforrno. • and catwal~ ome ten to lillccn feet
htgh, ·ou hear s low, uncanhl)
rumbltng lrom the bowel\ ol the
darl.:no
Pecrinr trom 1our perdt ) ou
sec: \\omen hanilOJ trom rope nets
nnd \\logs, caught motionles' in
th~tr tr: p~ abo\~ barren dart Ooor.
''o" ly the: v.omen join the
rumbhn11 and moan almO'It musical-
1) untal then waihng build\ to a
clima'\, C\mbah crash and the •
v.omen Cf) out tn drunken deMrc a ... 11
'ohtan man weanng o lotncloth and •
4 \\ reoth or iv~ ~lndes towards the
center or the lloor
· I am Daony•u~. ~ he com­
manda., and the women drop to the
ground, lr.ncehng and 8JOVehna an
homa~ to the Greek. god of wme
And so bcgtru 17u Boa-hat, an
ancient G~L traged) b) Euriped~ .
But th~ i• no dr). conventional
St.aJJn& of a da~o~tc Dar"tCtor Jim
Ostholthofl and si,teen ca~t
membc"n ha\e been working on the
pia) as a research project for a year
to make it dafferent, and their effons
ha\-e paad off.
Gone •~ the ' taid, stauonary
ma'lk ol the Chorm and the
marathon monologues Gone •~ the c:ontcmpMnr} ' acton t rvtng
de pcrrueh to bnni the unctent ltn~
anto t\\tntleth century conte~t
ln"ltend, the hr \c~!l. The8t~
production e\plon:.' nnd ell.plo1ts
e\Cn rh} tent po,'lbsluy of both the
ll(.lof\ and the liiiSe to bnng P,~
&J('(har to hfc \pec1ol effects make
the 'emual become the )ena&t10n8l ,
but without the \lrong actmg behand
1 them. the tt•mmtclr.s would be JUSt
that: ,how) Holl)'W ood tnd..s
~mtnt\Cent of a Brian Depalma
lilm
Ml he midniaht cuna1n may tum
-ome people olf," ~•d Ostholthoff.
"but t ho\e people would probabl) be
turned orr by the pia) an}'WI) .. In
fact, the unonhodox cunam ume
lend~ u d~amh'-e quaht~ to the
how; the .. 1udaence'' delcn~es are
~taxed and the last-paced effect~
, hoc!. the ~~ tem mto concentration
throughout the play
With the clnborale blockmg
and acrobo ttc,, per1 ormcd beauhfut-
1~ by the C horu~> . thi~ play would fail
on the Mtunr;tage Wtth the elevated
vtew the audtence can watch above
3nd below as the acton ~wmg up
I rom tht noor or fall down lrom the
ceiling.
Yet wuh all of the pccsal effech
u!lcd, Thr Bouhat '' much mo~
than a showca~e for nashmg hght'i
:and athleuc abaht) The acto!' who
use the effect5 a~ the strength of thC'
pia). and i( the madnaght curtA an
doe,n't do them an the liming will be
a' pc:rfeet on Ma) I) a!. it Wl.b on
openang naght.
KING PENTHEUS
Dlriol Van Dall masters the anterpretauon ol Kang Pentheus as an
arrogant k1ng as well as a lunatic
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12 NIGHTMARISH THINGS
Beautiful and cunning. Dionysus (Jonathan White). Greek god of wine, observes the surroundings
hts women hang trapped In suspended nets.
Jonathan Whate bnngs a sense
of cocksure devaltry to the role ol
Daon)'SU5o (al~o called Bacchu~ and
Bromtu5o) Has antentton as to pumsh
the cquall) arrogant ~10@ Penth eu~
( Dtr!l. Van Dati) lor not acknowledg ­
'"8 Oton}~U5o a& a god and he hill
more than mortal pronl..\ on ht!!
mand Whtte'~ performance t\
dehbemte and calculaung . ilnd at
umcs h•~ 'enou~onen '" anumsdoung
The battle bet ween Dtonyall"
and Pentheus , .. the clor;)jac struggle
between Intellect and Emohon, und
al the >~take' weren'l '\O hagh rhe
backerang ol the t"o egomnntu~
would be humor ou~
But D•onV!IU~ 1~ n beauttlul,
cunmne god "ho take~ hil vantt)
1enou'l\ It 11o hard to remember that •
7 lu· 8ou It at was wtttlen Cor
aud•cncC\ wtth a god lor every
humun c:apncll). and I he pervosave
Judeo-chrt!.llan morullly poant• htm
out to be n very wacked peT'!.on
Dirk V,an Oall U\ Penthcu~ .
k.anr of l'hebcs, couldn't be more of
a )potted. haught\ ruler than he 1
and ~ull be belt eva ble
Outraged at findtng the women
uf I hebe!> genunecung to a man who
dJrC\ to call ham~oell a god. Pentheu)
order\ 1he urr~t of the deceptt••e
Dton) \U\ by h" two ob~eqUIOU5
attend,tnt' (piU)'Cd by f rllVI~
l a~hon .1nd Rack Mtncgat) Wnh
pomp and .arro~unct Von Uall trut'
•• bout ht~ !ipiJCC wtt h •uch u luck or
humaht} !hat htathundcnng deleals ..
IOC:\ llil ble
LH:n \\hen he 111 warned h) ht5
grandl.1ther. Cndmur. (Robert
Ga) liM) und 11 vcf) old but spr}
1 etr~ta (Jell f·orbe ), Pcnlheu\
1ollow5 has own looh h w tum the
~ccnc bet \\C:cn Cadmus and r etre•tllS
I i~ one olthe Jew ligt\1 moment~; m the
pia}. and 1 he old men hnvc .tn
cllceltc:nt ~en~c: of comac liming even
at the) arc tuo antiquated to be tllken
•c:nou>l> h.,.· Penthc:u~ .
Before l,cnthcua. real11ca. 11, he,
tnu, iJ, under nsnnya.u~ · lpcll .tnd 15
Omolottes
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ruas-Sun.
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Portland
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Phone 246-5106 ~11ed by an urge to witness the
bacchtBn oqpe an tbe htlls
OIOO)'IU$ doesn't have to try 1oo
hard 10 pe~uade PentheUl to wear
women ·~ clothes so tht\l he mtght not
be recognazed by the powerful
bacc:hnnh who would surely np a
'PY to ptCCC'>
Here, \an Dnll '~ acttng ts well­
ell.ecuted ., nd full-blown a~ he mak~
the tranMtaon from stubborn fool to
prnncang lunatic Donned tn a wa.g
Bnd long robe. Dionysus' tmp 16 5et
and 11 ts only moments before
Penrheu' '' runnang madly like a
c;1gcd rabbll before the clnwang arms
o( the Choru~> and hts own mother.
Agave
l he: chmocttc murder \cene .
where: Pentheus 1 torn lamb from
hmb by the bedevaled bae<:hanb . 11
~hown in a nnu,eatang )oene that
~mot~ producttons only refer to But
the deetftlon to explore themwge uct
doe andecd. oiler a spectacular
vtew wh1ch candadly depact~ the
senoue.ne"~ of Pent he us' foohsh mt)·
IU~C:: .
Pcntheu,.· mother, A8J1ve. i&
ponrayed by 1 eagh Whttakea Un­
der D1ony~u!1' .,pc::ll, Aguvc thought
'he wu~ hunung a hon, but when her
lilt her C udmut., potnl!. out the ac·
tual murder .Jftlltn~t bcr own ~on,
Agw•c rcalt/t:. ;ill too horrtbly what
he IHI' done
Pcrhup' th" '"the realtrugedy: only moments ofter the matiat
oC recoamtaon , Agave
about askmg what to do ond
to go lt'c. a' af the cnme waJ
great for her to deaJ with.
Agave·~ obbreVlated ~ccne,
the only role: thol does not
complete, though It as the
tfOtlJC
In umang and ph)lltcnl oretm
the Choru' '"the: element that
llrt' Bordwr viv1d. Syn•chronil
wath the dt!IJOJntcd mus1c co~n001
by Ostholthoff und
Btcluw 11~i. the Chorus acc:enlua
the acuon Wllh credtbality
lrtghtenang accuracy Mnde up
Mory Monter Nornh Spear.
Strau\, Tona Allen, Kat1111
Baeluw\la Meredith Funston,
Hallod und Le1gh Whuoker.
Choru\ • int nQte choreogr11p h)
1ngane are huunttngly c:flecta\c
There ha~ not been a r~r~ld1
lion ol J vrc:ek clas,ic ltke
Bon·lrat' an Portland It i!l URIQI
and 11 '' powerful It a~ worth >IAII'
up unttl madn1ght to \CC
Tht Bouho~ runs tonaght
\aturduy , May 13. an the Black
at the hr Acre\ I heatre. Be ~
cJII e11.1 131 for re\ervuttons
\Cattng "' hmated LC ~tudenu
And drank the bat ol
ollc:rc:d tn tht lobby before the
I hony-.u' would hu ve
you to
Show •
Rambl I ltchman
Ul rh, l'lunr<'r I <If
The I (\\I und Clark t\rt Shov. began Mol) s in the r c:mplctall
Center .tnd "111 conunuc through MD) ]7 I v.cnty ftve doll11r cad
.tv.lud' \\ere prc:~cntcd to hnt pluce winnert. at the \111) f-ete I ulelll
Shu" bv .ut pruiC!i'IOr '-ltcw,trt Buettner.
I he: prliC!t \\ere .aw;srdcd \1& fullo\H'
• J·tr,t PI nee Paanttnp l>rapr•n tJ I, ~aten;nlur h\' Sal~
Clc\cland llonur.tblt \ltcntton ."-¥un acrylil; by 'llanq I ec:Curnpbell
• r'tC'Itl.ft'lll ' Aw.ud ( r he Be,.t ol ~ho\\) lJntttled, hatell. puinl ~
M tChCicl I tenet
•hr t Plnu: fe-u Pm, cc:rumtc~ h) landu Opwy llonorublt
Mcnuon C ··ram11 .\c et/Jifllfl' Ill cc:r.muc, h~ t vnthm 1 horrunn
•l·an.t Jllucc llnlltlcd. \\nod h\ Jerr~ Upchurch llonor.ablc
Mc:~11110 C I unit a/ Womun. \napliilonc h) I cc \ nn \eahur ll· ,,nd
llnlltled, chi\ h\ I cun:ud I uudcr
•l·u11 Phil• llr.t'\\tng .tnd Pmn' Award l>i\idcd tJntttlcd.
li1 hugr .a ph h\ lcnn~ ~ rnmr~·rt , .uul tJ nltlh:d, pe111:tl b) Melt:>'" R
Well" llunurahlc Mention lJntttlcd, etching In I ennurd I l)Udcr
•I 11~t PlaCl' ,\ltunwn. v.e,t\111~ h) Su,un I· Hurts llonor,tbk
Men11nn /'r//olll, w .. ut.tnd lur b} I 1nd., Orr••)
• f n I f)lucc the Blut Clout, c:ulligwph) b) Ourhara Whattlcit
And lllutll). the lurur J\v.ltrd went hl .\unt'aiHIIr (,urclc•fl cht\ b\
\1t"hacl \tctt
,.,,,,., I t•,e, \/," II, I •
sho~
Pltret
1 "I f dltor·ln ( hlef
In ~foci mattn11nl
1ection utled ..
rBiltc:l<>) ~P't " The
Olm n~r Sp•· U.h
1 .. 111n11~C1: n I of lhUl ·~
h's mod
When womunwne
,teppc:d out of tho
111'"1:!, popular no
hu adventure: wl
'n ome \en e ol
problem. howevc:
lilm e capad
ol Cold War
about ll' clo'c t
illfuar \\tlh the J
11 "a~ 01 tnhute to.'
he cnuld pull olf I
chtval
hove ll"ted \
I on'>luught ol '
.:Inca ri\1lh tn the w
out on top''
•1\lthough he lnc:t
bbery uf mu~
rs," wrote 01
b\lllk J ht PrtWJ
1'4/r f.'u'-1, "there~,
~aiJllmes Bond au
aura ol uperiortt)
rs thnt he hns u
e'11o'ftllld be the envy
he ha~ bedded
, 's most beauuful
he has 'oved Brau•
,•nrlel more than Ol
ilblt' to C'tCU\e the tl
He"· after Q
Who but Conncf'll
the honor o
an the face
~. evil meg.lo
beds?
Sol Roger Moo4
When Th' Spy J
Friday. May
~:.rnnl m, Bond wiiJ
No longer the dura
ng bakana yea",
1he only way I
as the farci~
the once--up.
agent In a wo
War of the hastOfl
l'iddle to Dr. S
of hastoncal sen
the adea of plots
find!\ no place. I
Wtth ht~ first Bo~
and ut Drr, M~
from Fleman~
~ne1ry knew how t~
have won clo~a:
not destroye~
o( has misadvc1
car an The Spv Hi
Federal nuto OJUf~
By Annt
\py Who
Me 7
fhe latest an a I on
'PY thnllcr,,
Moore 11s th
ltl'lt,ilrOILUi 007 Pa
complement
vaolence
t.Oe film t'i
ormun1ment. notht
.... ., les . A udu:n
for the theme
It /kun. wnt
1111mh and Carole
Mlng was nom
~rmv Awnrd in I
Auditonum •••
)
1 ht) chnstc detec
leam of Humphr
n Bacall. the
ha' nol d1m
ol ttme 8o
but charm
I ''f· Mt~\ ' II to thea··
1, observes the surroundlnga
:mly momcnl!i. 11hc:r the anmal
~f recognition, Agave
~bout a,long what to do and
fo go It\ as af the cnmc: Wll
kreat for her to deal with
!\gnvc·~ abbrevaated ~cenc,
the: only role that does not
complete though 11 as tht
!rag1c
In tammgnnd phys1cal of'ela
,he: Choru!l n. the element that
Tht Bocduu vavad. Synchtol~
~ith the dssJOanted mus1c corn001
'Y O~thohhofl nnd
~lelow skl. the Chorus ncce
he act1on w11h credibality
nghtenang accurocy Made: up
~ary Monu~r. Nornh Spear,
~trnu' 1 ona Allen,
3aelow,l.i Meredith Funston,
bfallock and Lc:1gh Whatol.c:r.
rhorU!.' sntncatc cho~bgraph,
angmg arc. haunungly clfecll\C
rhc rc: h.u not been a orcllh
JOn ol J vrccl.. cla,o,sac h .. e
9orchar an Portland It IS
lnd ala~ powc:rtul. It 1 worth ,~··•
p unul m1dnaght to 'ICC
Tht-8a('(hot runs tonaght
taturduy. ~ay I 3, an the Black
It the hr Acre 1 heatre Be \Urt
~~~ e'\l 331 for rc'ierV&UIURI
baung '' limned LC 'ltudenta
And dnnk the bu of
ffercd m the lobb~ bel ore the:
~tony"u' would huvc
ou to
• ers
bcg..tn Ma) S in the 1 emplcUUI
•a\ 27. T~ent\·li\e dollur ca" • •
winner ~ .u the Mn} Fete talent
cr.
w~·
rr R I. wntc:rcnlm by ~~~~~
aery he b\ ~~o~nC)'I cc: lamp hell
Sho~ l Untttled, h1te:\ pninl \1)
' b) l andu Opmv ltonor.ablt
m1c' b) ( ) nthtu l hornlnn
,~ Jerry Upchurch llonor.ablt
une h) I c:c \nn \eabur g. lln4
In\:\ t\ "'"'d Ol\·1ded tJ ntatlc:d
l ntlllc:d. ru:on~:i l b\ Melh ~H K
, C:l\ htnr h\ l.c:unurd I nuder
h\ "\aha n I Bm h. ll.mnrnhlc
mtl.• Opta\
lligr:.ph) h)· B~trboru W halt le't
11 lu .\urr,·alrHtl (nudcf!, dll\ ~~
l'ltllllo'l /il~, \/,11 //, / •
Bond adventure
show here tomorrow I I "-' ...
Plrrcr
l•ll fdllur In·( 1\lfl'
In \lml mDIJU111tt , there's u
, ~ec!lo n tilled "(White) Spy
fPI.ad..) '-PY" The luleat Jnme!i
film. flu Sp~· Who l..ow•d Mr.
m~c~nt or thut slnp.
It's mud
When womonwng 'uper·,lcuth
stepped out or the: page' of Inn
popular novel -.ene' tn
ht~ udvcnture" were suppo~cd
1111w some en~ or senousnc:'i.
problem, however, wus thot
film e~capade.s-11n out·
ol Cold Wur SP} ~torte:<i-
about n., clo\c: to rcaluy ~~~
uiTnar wath the Mad H.ltltr.
11 ".1~ a tribute to Scan Conner)
he could pull uti the role with
red l.!havnlry. Who cl c:
IM\C lu~~otcd through the
I on,lnughl ol hnll rhe Mi~~
~nc:;1 mnl\ tn the world nnd still
out on tup7
•,\lthough he luck1 the chu.:;
l1bbtr)' ol mc1ny of his
~:)Mlr5." wrote. Ottu Pc:n~ler an
boo~ /Itt' l'ri\'IJII' [..1\'1'.\ of
"31r frr,, .. there can be nll dc:ny­
lbll huncs Hond curries with him
aura <'I superiority Still, if one
~-,..~,. that he hn u roster or slilh.
1\ould be the envy ot .a regiment.
he hu" bedded <some ol the
most beautiful women, and
he hit' snvcd Bntam often, and
ld more than once: tt may be
~"u'~ to C:'II:CU\C: the: merest trace of
He IS, after all, supenor "
Who but Connery could hove:
the honor of merry old
tn the fnce of otomtc
evtl meglomoniacs and
bed-.?
Not Roger Moore.
When rh~· Spy Who U>v~d M~
Fndoy. Moy 12 tn .Evans
urn, Bond will hAve chong·
\o longer the durable 007 of the
...... ~., btkant yean. Moore play~
the only way he can be
as the farcical alter ego or
the: once-upon~a-ttme es­
agent ln a world whe~ the
War of the haatory books plays
fiddle to Dr Strongtlovt m
or hastorical senou,nc:ss, sp1es
the 1dea of plots and counter­
find' no place.
Wuh ha\ first Bond portraynl an
one/ Ltt Dit, Moore went even
from Flemmg's Bond thnn
l'lni'N knew how to go. Gadgetry
have won clo mg credats had
not destroyed it all in the
of h1s masadvcnture." Bond's
wr in Tht! Spy Ji bo wwd Mt
Ftdeml auto :o~aJety m,pcctor's
Now
•
By Annt Sttlnu
\py Who May 12
Mt 7 and 9 30 p.m.
The late'll tn a long lane of James
'P} thnller ~. tbt\ one "an
Moore: "' the doshmg and
lfnturo u~ 007 Packed wath the
complement of beuuttful
vaolence 11nd umazans
' the film 1s acuon-pnc:ked
tnment. nothang mo~ nnd
I~\ Audlcnce~ wtll know it
for the theme sons, Nobod)'
It 81/fffr. written by Mnrvan
and Cnole Bayer Sunger.
\Onit wu5 nom10ated lor un
~rmy Awurd tn 1977
Auduonurn St.2S •••
Ma, IS
3:1S .and 7 p.m
I ht• cln'\" derccllve 'It or) !ilan
IColm or H umphrcy Bogart and
Oa~:all . the: bnlhunce ol
hu' not dtmmed wath the
uf 11me Bogart pluy5 the
but charm1n1 detective
I'~· Mt~' ' II. /918 ntJthtmare) take• the vtewer to the
outer rcuthcs ol bchevnb11ity churH
tng mto the ~c •• n, 'proutms
propeller and rudder. und rcturmni
to the beach nil on ''" economy
'StiVIno I"'"' 1 ~ "~ , 1 et's not forget Jnwt, Bond '
new MCh enemy whn'e ruther wu
(Jod 111ln ., younttc:r brother ~o~nd htll
mother .~ c:an ·opener Plnycd by
Rachurd Ke1l ol ~ltldom ·, f'am1l)
tomt luw hns ~ mouth wh1ch must
ho\c lorccd ~omc: dcnl11t to retire
younll '".1c.h tooth covered tn sil\'cr,
sh.upcnc:d to vamp1re stlllU!l.
despite ~uch cancm.uic plotJ ngaamu
ham. "I he hero '" these ronuu•ie!l IIi
an cJucutc:d. well·trnmed mun (lfthc J>ucctor I.e'"'• Gilbert hos done
more to dCJtroy folcmmg's oraamal
Th,. ·'PI Wlw I m·,.d \It thnn Gold­
finger could C\er hii\C, or than
Hond\ lute 1 nd~cr nry, Stromberg,
etmld IM\c conCcl\:cd an has lremcn­
dnuli undcnH1ter loflrc s Galbc:rt
hall 11tken a ~m•~enous book, u
mun who m1g.ht hll\C been behc:vuble
11 loctkcd Ill any lUher wny, nnd
blown 11 up I _or all the: world to c:nJO~ .
Bond coultln'l ha\c •topped
Gilhcr l's devaou!l nsp1ng , \HHid, whn hu u fc\\ tnch of hu;
ou.n
t nr Fleming '' 15 too lnte. He
da~d 14 yetlr 11go
Hut •• as Pcn1ler nnurC$ vtewcrs
an bu. t'look. Bond ~til sunwe ".Ju!lt • ' 10 the l;ury tales. the
hero deslfrt\ the monsrer o~nd ~an~ • the be<auttlul pnncess. And they
h\C tf not happil) ever alter -fnr n
Jazz Quarry features live
Nan• (;rt}·John,on
or lb~ l'luntn lot
Portland JUll bufh who crawl
the mght poppang beer caps and
tnppln@ the1r toe~ tn ''4 umc must
huve come uc:ro'\ the Sky frio. at
one tame or another, und tt wu"
probably nt the Juu Quarry ..tt II II
SW Jefrerson 1n downtown
Portland.
The Quurry atself; ~et an a
spnciOUb locale, i• the only JOI.l ,pol
wh1ch feature\ hvc !Oft jau seven
days o week. The composttton of the
1 rio whach ploy the~ goC\ back on
a long hnc o( expenencc:s wath leader
Eddy Wctd on paano, Angelo Lee on
bus and Dave Elhott on drum'
The tavern lt\clf hM been
around smce World Wnr II Older
Portlande"' mt[tht recall p~vtOU$
name~ ,uch as the: ''Rlaty Duck.­
.. Kenn)"' Bunny C'lub, ·· (the fint
tople<~s tavern an town). ..Mo\
Club," "Rudy'\ lounge." to name u
fe\\ untal entrepreneur 1\.en
Buc:hck boutthl the place 16 months
ago and gave 11 on overhaul
"1 have been n Jllll f.tn for olong
tlme and sa nee my da)'\ m the ~ervtcc
I hnd alway" wonted to own a JUil
club," Buchck w1d ''And when l
checked tht\ pluce .. I kne~ I could
• tn
Phtlip Morlowe, wh1le Bacall IS the:
tnntaluingly aloof mter of the: gtrl he
1\ 'cnt to tnv~tiplc The dch~ratc·
ly con(u,ma and unpredictable plot
anvul~c' bhackmaal. deccptton. \lark
v1olcnca: and sundry other •ordtd
topac' designed to keep audac:nces
glued to theu \Cat' Filmed an 19-«>.
the movtc holdi up deh¥htfull> let·
do). due to a <~upcrb CU'Il and fine
daret:uon by Howard Huwks
<:ouncal ( hambcr ~ hec •••
All Quiet on tht May I~
W~ttorn hont 8 a. m
One ol the e.arly sound mouon
p1cture,. th" f1lm Wll\ ptc .. eted and
lambu '\l~d by the German prc:u lor
portruy1np 'orne: Germans U!l:
coward~ What the: 111m actually
auempt" " to rcmo\e war'\ glon·
und ,ho~ the puanful anch·b) ·tnch
trututle for 'urvl\al b) 1ndl\ adual
men 1 he him won four Acadcm~
Award,, tndudang thou• lor Best
Pacture ~and lkst Oirccuon
Pamphn 10 Free put somcthtng mto 11 and make st
~ork. Righi no" the clientele IS on a
COn'IWOl rl!le
"We would hkc to s~ more
youni people come 1n und cnJOV
what we've got here." \aid Buchek
MThc age rotnge or our aucst. IS
somewhere around 2S to 4S but we'd
sull hl..e to sec more young 1au faru
comtng 10 mo~ often "
rhe ulmO$phere 1\ CUlY With Q
100-pcf'\on capnc::aty that aUows the
Tno to glvt a lund of firesade prcr.en·
tnuon of at~ tun~ When the Quarry
U \Winging. the mood I~ contnJiOU.
w1th to~ tappmg and finger'\ tlid.-
10& to Lee's buncd bas' 10lo ond
Elhou's bru1h umang. It lA all com­
phmcnted b} the adept and o,:ery
Oexably 10nO\iSti\C: \\cad piano.
The Skv Tno featur~ s10gers
•uch oo; 1:\htrlc:y Noneue. Anne
Young nnd Gene Otmond
Damond's vibrant and ~;nsp b.mtont
can effortlc:.'i'ilv \cat Gcorae Bcn•on·,
Masqurradr with tmprovisauon'
uod 'it all leave room to do 3 full IS·
mmute medic) ol The Duke'~
greatest h1t' Damond·, \er!>Ullht)
rank~ ham o' one of 1f not lhc best,
re&ular Ol~htclub ~intvng ..td\ in
Portland
Noln Dagle .. well-known name
on the local JBil 'cene I" now
..tppcanng at the Quarr)' Wale ol
KA 1 U-TV new" announcer D1ck
Bo~le ... he began her ~anging car~r
dunns the dap. of her m:uriagc to
the late Ssd Porter. ont-tsme owner
of "\1dnc:\ ·, and one: ol the grcll\C)I
Jan ptano mnc'ilrt'l' the North\1.1:11
ha' \ct produced . • P1an1\t Weid ha' g;athercd e\·
• Pf~J~U lfl COnCM
''-
BILLY COBHAM
BAND
FRI.-MAY 19
PORTLAND ART MUSEUM
AUDITORIUM
1219 SW Park
SS,SO •dv•nctt M.SO d•'t of •h~
7'11AI()•••
l1CII.EISAVAILA6ll •ll'O'l'O' 11
oulle" £~ ·~ RICQfCb, Mu»e
M•lltnlum. M-b fftn~. T~ bllh
.,..CIII'I En••"·~ I Ill 711 s~
S.wnot~l loog ..._., M\diC -
Rock 'til dawn
at danre-a-thon
' Anne Sltlnrr
Of I bt f>innf'ft l.o&
Disco feyc:r.
It cnme 10 Soturdll)' l'ltKHt
ft'\'i'r It wdl cnrne m I he K I C rudio
n.,ncc:-A-Thon lor the Muscular
Dystrophy ,\ ocuu1on, .. , np the
I 1ght hant.astu;." I he C\'Cnt wtU run
frnm " p.m. Frtdrsy, 'Mny 19 unral 7
a m the lollowtns mmmng.
.. We wanted to put on fund·
rlllltng proJeCt, but Dl the same ume
do somcthtng thot would be fun for
the whole campllll," sasd KLC Sta­
tion \.lnnn er Steve Knaghtly .. Tlus
wlll reall)' be rhc: la)t maJOr e\cnl af
the )'CHI ..
Kmghtl) ad dancers 1hould
c:nuple of "CCk5 In sensual obttnn ~gJs trnuon packets from the
K LC ollicc Mone\ ~111 be nmed
from ipon•or for e c:h couple fhe
pledge: )!Item ~all dalfc:r from other
fund·ruasang rlrOJC:Cb of the sort 10
thnr money \\Ill he collected belorc
M )' 19
1 "We're trvmg to :el around the .. CetoiDC) . • rlcdge 1 tern," Knaghtl) ad.
.. We'd ltkc nil the mone} to be:
I he: Sp)' Who Lbvcd Me will coHccted be:( ore the iJance ~tar ... In
pia' 1'' F.'·uru AuJuonum, Fr1do1 ~ eltect. u·~ more hkc doru111on ..
Hot 12at7a'ltllJ·)Op.m SpoflsornJ 1 The couple that ras cs rhe mo)t
bt rh,. S1Rma 1/pha f.psrlonfrarnm· money for muscular d~1trophy
"· tllt'tt' 1111/ ht' a Sl }j odmusro n ~search wall recea\"C mght on the
,Jrar~:•· to" n. tncludan& hmouune ~en·u:e to
soft jazz hemal h) '• downto ~n for dmncr
and to the Portl nd Ci"ac Theater
for n performance of the pi y Domn
)'an~r4'.s IU:\edo for the c\enang
llnd flO"C:r WIIJ be ptOVldcd by
pcm~ throush 15 )cars of j:au 'udclmlln's lorrnal ~car. J'hc
ruano atompanp tn \'cgas whale 0r«'!Coman wall also co~rer the e'l;·cnt
Elliott emerged from the Monterey, Addauonal prize• W111 be g1ven
Calif. scent Both men blend into an throughout the dance-a·thon
artittic r..1pport wath l.cc's Chac:ago Record albums "Ill be awarded by
b:tekground dna~ ing5. Food. dnnk: and cxtrn
.. , am happ) .tbout the Trio and entertainment wtll be avaiwble dur·
the: Quany ... Buchek ~nid. "because 1ng re.t brea~• ·
it feclt. aood when other !pOll in The dance band WESAK is
Portland h1re performers from here. scheduled to perform from 8 p.m to
We ha"e Sunday afternoon Jam m1Lin•sht . Ita appearance will be
~e).\IOn\ which bnng together a great sponso~d by li.LC llnd Students
amount of young t<tlent that does not , Organi.Led lor Ac:tiviltC$ . Other
oth(rwllc ha\c anywhere else to 1 mus•c will be provtdcd by the por·
pia) They come in, upose I table K LC dtKO unn. Junior Steve
themsel'lieJ and ;omctimC$ p1ck up 1 Fend rich will em~ tbc proceedings .
contractll ." "''th disc jockey rotating every
Buche~ 's .ati,(action with the 'hour-and·A·haU .
band wa~ confirmed "hilc "c sat The dancc:-o·thon wlll uakc
there watch1ng the ttage bemg set. place '" one half of -u.mm Otrung
We1d waa a I read~ oMtagc, ad lib-Room The other haU w11l be open to
bmtt unttl he wa-s Jotned by the other other who want to dance. dm•s­
two lor ll smooth movement mto s•on "111 be 50 ~nt!' •
)'oun&u 1han ';prrng nmr. The Other members o( the Kl C
,lowl) growang audience P"C: a tall w 11l be ln'liol\cd m the
round ol applau e. By the ume Lee pr\X."ttdangs ophomore Kcirh
limshed tw~o ~olo routtne 10 Ul._e a Robban will put together the non­
bov., the T no shd an to the uptcmpa nlUJIClll entcruunmcnt dursng rot
7"/..r Thr ;l-lr..,tn. penod., ~h~c \.tu carclh, KLC
l he T'rto mello\loed tnto prt•llram dtrcctor. wall run u 12-hour
,\umc>unr To U utc h O'·tr \ft. u r .1d1o-·thctn cln ti: 1 C dunng the
rt'4Ue'lt c-.allcd uut b.> un C''ll:tlt~ dan~:c·.Hhnn . IC"atunns cnmpu11
lcmalc: \Qttt from the b .. c:k of the mtuiCI,Jn' um.l C\lntnts of ats uv.n.
"olt -hi room. Wuh the: add Ilion of Th~· Sa£ma Ph1 ~r alon lnuc:rm·
trumpeter Ba<tl (lark. the frao t~ "all :aho lencl upport .
flouted intu the 4uie1 und oullul li.nat~hll) ~•d coupl~ ~.trc ull
rh\lhm 1n re-.puo'c to the rcquc::-t • uttlc: tn 1\.'~l)h:r lur the e\'Cnt •
• ri
Friday. May 19
7pmto7am
Info available at KLC
A Muscular Dystrophy Marathon
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1] OaH· l Ol\t
Of lllf ~'\<•"- I ~>I
\II doubh about whtch te:lm
"ould lf3b the orth~t (on­
fcl'\:nc~ ntlc w~re salenced when the
hO\tang Lcwa' and Clar._ vnnn)
,qu.ad \wert two wcektnd
doublehe.'\de~ nt Sc:kavone Faeld to
chnch the li~t bascb311 title LC he'
held an 1.) year.
The title launches the luage~
anto another bus\ 'A<CClcnd of
b.s,eball. LC 'A-til enter the N \lA
Obtnc:t ll pla) on~ in Medford
be£tnmng on Fnday.,May 11
Fl\e \eteran playel'\ 'A-cre
named to the al~Northwest Con­
feren~ team and two othcn were
gmm honorablr ~enuon statu~
A further wc:ctener came on
Monda)' in the lorm of a nanth·
annin8. -7 \nn O\-cr \'lSI tang Linfield.
to tally up 21 wuu and 10 Jo~o;e3. ror
the Paonecn thas seD'-On
LC tole two from What man on
aturda) 6-5 and S-4 wath last anomg
home rum, an each game bv Dan
Tunn and George Weathcro) re'rccthely Patchcr1 Ron \\ anter
und Bru~ '>taner handled the chores
on the mound
On ~undlly lcague-leadang
c:hallen~cr Pacalic Lutheran wa~
blown U.\\-1) by .1n LC team that
could do no wrong t!.O nnd .S·I
Paonecr b3scballen were aw csomc at
bat on the ricld and on the mound
where Male "'Jedele&k)' threw a three
hatter 10 the hf)t game and Dave
~hort \\-On the )e<:ond game ol the
ene\
Clutch player Dan Tunn hat an
the wan nang run an the bottom of the
mnth asaan t Lanfteld on Monday
night to the dehght ot the boisterous
lans
MOur puchang !Caf! dad a
Oawl~~ job O\;er the weekend," sa ad
coach M1clc\' Hergcn, •and that
coupled "1th our anfield, wh1ch as the
best m the eonfcrcnce real!)' dad the
JOb for U)
.. However, on Saturday we
were runnmg our bases poorly and
that was forca~ Whitman to do
thang:. I dadn't thank they could do.
A PUT NOT SHOTTY
Trac• captam Matt Beddoe captured first place 10 both shot and
discus events 1n Spokane Champ1onsh1ps
Classifieds
1 AM t' H "\Pl \'\ bio• am\~ on
r>onl&nd \ .. ,, our c.J.-u"n.al ttnru lD the
Gall~na t~ \\lOth Cbuota~no•fomun
far the ISI\1, DAl GMAl and l•RI!. W
5~
t'l f:"'' \I, NIH 1:-. Joe\ rAnmn
rrcoDCI ~mrtiiU~ OrntorUI
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Ill 8dtha c:on 1 fond Mcf~ b..o~PC •II b)
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lt'JI Sll \I R l Ul IIMil 5unrool tt>butll
mt ne 1\ M I M Strroo Au condmonon~
lu:dkm ~Ita n 52000 (JJ bat oller 24)..
4441 da)1.. 2l).lm nt~rbh
t•rt IC A 1 IH'I;~ ~U" It I C: I IU I" lor
I •OMn I"" l.AhtOOJI!Ikgrd for 78·7fl .chool
01 ll )OII'rt IJ)IC'ff)1t0, OJIWICI .ildl 1'1(10:,
Ul lJ!. Of lUIIe to Qampvl liot 21 flwo
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11 Wal ~to lh l'ro' Ckllt haUAI Lilt In
p.ont h111111 1!o rrupllm hdd
li.all) 'S ld bt Olil n~; and •bit to men
and ~~~ ,. th pcnr-.. 1 aU kwl• Sallir) pllb
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I\ f'IM, 1\CC\IIDIC (lUI IIC'I~KC ){I «nl~ (!C't
doublr .. r•ml Jt;o I!.U nt>nu1p
I OM> II' 1111 II nil lli'IM. !'it H\ IC t
CQIIwnl(ml, t0Qtc4 •• 24w s" "''h m.
1121 AIL f01 Jallt'l •
t HI"""'· lnm p.o~(!C'n orf'C)fU lJinn
Rr.awruhlr ,., l .u c-wnw 2.97 ,,.~ rhe W\0' \lrCrcn'c caJ)' Whatman put
the p~!urc on u,, .. Hcrgen "81d
"PLll didn't hat the ball as well
a thc) should have on Sunday. 11
wa5n't the tnctor we e~~opccted 1t to
be And Dave nnd Mike showed a lot
of c:lnu Nedelcsky was JUil outstan
ding n~ pttehet," Hergen taad
The P1onec:rs got an addllaonal
boost wath the announcement of the
IQ78 all-conference ba!leball cum
On che roster were pttchcr Dave
hort c.~tcher Tom Re, first
ba eman Dan Tunn, outfielder
George Wcatheroy and uhhty Gar)
Franl Pttc:her M1kc Nedelcsky and
'ccond b !Ieman Tom Van Domclen
earned honomblc: menuon
lC advances to da~tnct playoffs
tha~ weekend an Medford where they
faoe Eastern Oregon, Southern
Oregon and arch nval Wlllamette to
vie for a rcgtonal slot The Paonec:n,
who w-ere the district champs last
yc.!)r, must w1n three offour games in
the double elunanauon tournament
The re.\daness of the P1onecrs
was charactcnted by the comments of lirst ba~eman Dan Tunn
.. We'll h3Vc a good shot an
dt,tnct bec:nmc or our patchmg, ar
nothtntz eb.c, we arc so deep," 1 unn
stud Ml thmk 11 Will be the key
Neathcr Willamette or SOC hu
onyth1nll past then first pitchers
"We were ready to Win the
conference nnd go to district. A good
team ha6 to be \trong up the maddle
wtth o catcher, a second base and a
center field This we have With Re,
Van Domelen and Weatheroy
"The maan seruor vet.t, the gu)'l
tn the anfield are the ones thllt have
made 1l work, too, IJke the four
double play on Saturday and three
more on Sunday," Tunn saad
.. We won dastnct last year and
our senaor team won't make the same
ma~tokes as we d1d then I thmk we
could ver)' well wtn three an a sweep "
A d1stnd champ1on~hip in
Medford would bnng the Paoocers
home sanoe the Nat1onal AssOClation
of lntercolleguHe Athletics re8Jonals
will take place an Portland this
year • NWC Baseball tandlnp
w t Pa
I t"ll and Clarl IS l Ill
Wlllamtll( I) .. 16) l Paahc I u1heran II 6 f>4l c Linfield 10 l $at J WhH•orth K 9 <171
Patiln: 1 10 41,
Collt~ or Idaho ' , .. 116
Whllman I 16 059
Disbict D playof&
for
A\ Northwest Confct~nc:c
chompaons, the Paonecr squad
wall race Evergreen ConfercOCit
runnerup Eaatern Oregon antbc
rint round of the Dittnct II
playoffs, Fnday tn Medford
NWC runnerup W1l·
lomette Untveraaty wall batllt
EvCo Southern Davaaioa
champ Southern Oregon Stale
College The winner of the four.
team playoff Will host the Wat
Coalt area playoff~ the Collwiq
weekend an Portland's Walker
Stodtum an SE Portland
LC spikers now former c Grease under Liz '
~~Vas her an espe
Vinet> Woods
Of t~ Plorwn I 01
Willamette Umvc~aty clllmcd
the 1978 track and field tttle lost
weekend m !)polone, whale dcfen
dmg champton Lewas und Clnrl
ftntShed 'ec:ond 1n the: overall team
c:ompcuuon
Wallnmette cored 146''• pomt'
to I C \ I UP4 po1nt' Hoal
Whuwonh C ollc.gc tulhcd 114~ for
thard plnct-
rionecr 'Ptkc~ hna,hcd 11~1 <Ill\
limes an the meet, the mo~t frequent­
ly or nny pMIICapallng -"ChOol. 1 he)
aho c<itublishcd two I C rcc:ord' two
lrc:,hman rc:cord5, one confertn~:c.
record .tnd IX ~t'Son.'ll be5l.\
Capuun Matt Beddoe, with Hc­
torte~ 10 bnth the shot put und
di\CUloo, led the Pioneer parndc: ol
champions Beddoe succt5,full)
Netters
Ktnl Toland
Of thr f'lonn"f I ua
The men\ Yam;l\ tenm'l tCoim
tr:t\cled to Ctldwell, lduho hilt
wee~ end to compere tn the Con­
terence Chomrmmshtp' l he travel
'"l -,qulld of Peter Mc.Kaunck Jell
\chunk. Sl.ip Well\. r>ovc
C hnmbcrl>, Scott Seller . and We,
In" renee returned on Sundu\ with u
third f'\l&c~ II nash be hand P .1afac
l.utheran and Whumun College
Coach l on) f. van~ figured
the c team!> to be I..<"W:t) ond Clar~·
toughest comf"C:tallun an contention
for the teJm champtonahip
"We "anted to match up
.tgo11n1t J•t ll carl\ hut we dadn't h.1ve
:>ome nccenury wans to csn)' ua
lhrou.fh f he tournament amounted
to 1•1 U gcuang more: pla)ct'
throu~h lhc bracket," l.van uad
What fi,on~' tcum <tc-
comph~hcd WIU• "orne very out,.tan·
deng "ln'lo I rum two Ire hmen on the
I cam Peter Mc:K all rick ltnt•hcd "' 11
runncr-ur tn the aangfc:, hnul match.
McKmrid meed throu(lh the c1uh • ruundr. hut cnc;ountr:acd Pl.IJ'.s
number lwo mun tn thr 'tml\, In the
fin •• h, McK1tt11C~ lo!ll to D;nc
1 lt'g:tf>Ct ol f>l U b-0, b·l l!:srhcr an
the c-a,on McK attrtd had utcncJcd
1 rcga~r to I hrcc cl& an ,, dual
match
"'1 he has dtiTeren~o"C an f'ctc•"•
t\\O mutchQ w 1 rhat he had to pia)
ha" Hf) hell tn the cmtrin&ll," defended ht!> dtl>CUS utle and beat h1s
own ~chool rec:ord wtth a to~ of
I fi.S'S*
In the 1.500 meter race, a diS­
tance: race L C never loJl tht\ year.
Robm Mtgdol added stall another
wm to the Paonecr dommnted event
Mtgdol fint~hcd fi~t at 3 ~6 3 wtth
George chtck complctang the
Paoncer-. one-rwo sweep of the event
Roth lime' were personal best\ for
..,chtck <lnd Migdal.
lam Dou(llttll, n f~hman \CI a
nc\\ .:onlcren~c: record (I. S2 2) an the
800 m.:teo whtle ~tevc: 1 nylor
clttamcd I C'' \.,Uh victor) watha wm
an the 10,000 meters ~enaor AI
Jochtm e~tubh,hed a personal i>elt1n
the 400 meter.. (50 2 !iCCOnds) Dave
Pullin )CI another freshman record
\\llh o 44'8~"' triple JUmp mark
Coach 61don Fa' satd the 'quad
J'\'un" .. aad ·He wun't a~ prepared
tor the lanai match "
I\ not her strong performance
wa~o turned an b) Slop Welb who
overcnmc n fir.,l round lo)~ but
conunued on to Win the conaolnuon
brnclet and ptck up valuable points
Cur l ( Welh dc:lcated Whitman·~
l homus m the consolation bracket
<tnd racled ur vnhu:able potnt!> for
Well\ dcleatcd Whatman\ Thomas
1n the con)otnuon Cinnh.
f'ht hidu~ the team will com­
pete 1n '>.alern in the Dastnct Cham-performed well an spots, but as
team fnaled to execute an o\'al
cHecllvc \howang.
.. We had ~orne good tnda'tldlm
~rformanc~ but dadn't quilt
goma <~!I <~ team," Fix
.. Willameue really competed
'howed good team perlormanet,
I WG!'I plcuoccd Wtth our
mancc "
I he Dl~trict II C ha1mpaonah'r'l
\\Ill unlnld 111 Solem th1" wee~
'' htch L cwar. .tncJ Clark will ~"~•·'~"
lh title: llOCc: ae,aan lhi\ mc:ct
tnkc pl.tcc both FndU) and Sar
duv, Mtl\ 12 and 13 with -preliminttr) rnce.\ held on f'nday
Accordin£! to F 1 Wallanldl(
Georgi! Fo College and Sou
Oregon St.Ue ( ollege w1ll pr·"'·~
the gr c.ate:o.t chnllengc to hi' tfoofn
ding chump•l
erence Yom1g I
to Nortl
~11kt ( l~trk
I)( tbt f'lun"'' lue
\Iter 11 hu"'
Southern Oregon
ltwa~ and Clurk 1
1eam turned tts h~
lo$-4 wm over ltnfil
d<t\1 \\ llh 0 12-1 Wl
LC tcnm chnched
Conference champ
George Fox (
b 1 w-eek to Poc1fi1
the only other tc=
chance," accordm
Pctcl"\on
Peter,on eJtnn
team'\ record be~
pmc, nyang patc:hl
ttgmlicant advan'
ttam-exccpt agal
pron,h1p' DC)ptte huvtng d WThey (SOS(
mo .. r ol the team' an duul team and we hod 3
dutin~ 1 he 'Ieason Conch f'lo11ftl• on defense." snJd ,
thank at\ goang to be clo~e. thmk th•s team
"It., a very compcuttvc d Southern Oregon
and c'ocryone "gomg to hnve to put but competes agni
thcu bc~t tennas ol !he: seo~on 1f •t auch 011 the UnaY
Mll to wan ,. h'11n 'intd Portland Stnte
II the team i~ to qunlil)
Nutiunlll an lo..anN;l~ (tty they
ctthcr hn\1! to win U'l a te•tm.
quahh andavtdually 1n doubt~
)inglt' Oregon College ~
would hove been
sce JUst how good
\aid
"We iaYed U
Golfers: frrst and second and put them a
Pctcr.on w A he"
meeting 1\nd hope
nnughtened out
S•m Brl&&\
01 lht f'M>DNf I uf.
l he I C:\\ a~ and CluriL JlOICcr'
narr o'A<ed J stx )hot deficn on the
hnttl round of play to wan the
Northwc'r C onlcrcnoc Chum­
pion!'lhiJ1' tn '>J1okane. Wu1h la11t
Ywcek;end
I htlU~h Whu man College com­
plied the luwc,t team .\COre ol II 110.
rhc; chonl wa~ 1 uled anc:h~tble to
rcL:C:I\1! rhc: utlc due to II!> 11thletac
proh.atmnM\ tundang (u result ol
druppang toolb.tll rrom ita •port~
~·hccJule Ialit \lt"ar)
I C lmt•hcd lour \tfllkci uhcad
nf \ 1llumcttc l nt'tersat) 's II Hb
~ure, lor the three-round lournc),
I c·) J(ln Strand'• 71 I I he lowc:st
ol the lln:al round ul action, included
" rhrc:c•uncJcr-p:u J.) on the back nane (holes I 0..18), .and earned
second pln~:c honoh an 1ndi~
pia) C. olleJ!e ol Idaho'\
Stanwood delcated Strand ?1(1-:W
lot the andt\'ldual IItle
Conch r·rcd \\ti\On ""'. D le&ICI
wath h1 team·, pcrtormnncc
ho\\cd dt~plc.llU tc toward the
h1 '4UIId won the IItle
·tt' u 'lhumc to hu"e to
under t hc-.c ~.arcumatuncc'\ " Wa
~•d "Whttmun·, tc .. m
pl.l)'l'd \llmc ltnc golt "
l>t'pendtng on the puller)
lnrmance .tt 1 he dl\lltct pluvoffJ
(uldwt"ll, lcJuho, •I tnp to
Nut10n.tl ,\,socmtmn ul lnt,tf·
collegiate Athlc:ti~: Nnttonah l'olll
conclude I ( 's ch.tmpaonum
l' ... un Sam HoU\ton Stutc Un
at) an II un .. , tile, 1 cx115 wall htl\11
.. c.us' n.llllln.tl c\Cnt June b to 9
l'tr111t'<"r I~~~. Milt II, larger lChools do
any better than
needed ~omeonc 1
and throw 'lome
Befort the v
field \,tturdny
\\11lnmeue 14-1.
Junulr Varsat) 2
15 7 and 19-11
l he record 1
any ,oftbull tcum
ttilhng the bull c
tht pm.h1ns t\ u
1hnp to Peter on
"Reck\ I Bn• .. 'UP I ,,,1\un, 5tll
the rcn on \~C 01
t\no1hcr rcal\011 fr
\ortball teum 1 t
K lCl, !lhc .ud
'ht)rhtop .md pa1
K ~ thn.>"ll ~•n
fh rc •II\ nl(
I \I NWC Bueball tandlnp
w I. f'a Ill
Wll and Clark u 2 U2
~lttndlc ll .. 7(1l
cdic Luthrnn I I 6 &41
'tlleld 10 7 iU
Mtwonh II 9 .,,
prlc 7 10 •u
llett o( Idaho \ ... .176
~llmao I 16 Ol9
)fitrict D playo~
ilated for
As Northwest Confetena:
:h11mpaons , the Paoneer aquad
wall face Evergreen Confertner
runnerup Eastern Oregon an tht
tirst round or the Dtatnet 11
playoff~ Fnday tn Medford.
NWC runnerup Wal.
Iemelle Unavcnny wiU battJc
EvCo Southern OtvaaioD
:hamp Southern Oreaon Stale
College The Wtnner of the four.
leam plnyofT will host the W1:11
Coul orca playoffs the foiiWiq
weekend tn Portland's Walker
Stndtum in SE Portland.
c
rformed well tn spots, but as
1m foiled to execute an oun
'ectivc ~howang .
.. We hnd some good andtYadlaa
rlormnnccs but dadn't quur
ang ru a team." Ftll
Villnmette really competed
owed good teum performance,
wn' plca,ed W&th our
ance"
l he D•,trtct II C hu1rnp•on1hip
~I unlnld an "\olem th&' wee~ aun:
uch l cw1' .tnd (lnrk Will d
title once ug.tm l hts meet
~e place both Fndu) and ~IIi!
•. Mu) 12 und IJ, wtth
liminary m~ held on r nda)
According to riA
orgc FoA College and \out
gon State College Will nrt\.....,.
tu c:.ttcst "h<tllcngc: to hi' dC'('tll'
g chumps·
erence
tO!>hlp~ Desp&tc huvmg defewtte
st ol the team' &n duol mutclll
nng the sca$On Conch rh tt\ goang to be close
"Jt'\ 0 Very COmpclltJVe UUIII"''
d everyone &s going to have to
1r best tCJ\01\ ol the seu~ton tl
t to wm," Evuns aid.
. If the team is to qualify
lttonuls 1n Kansus City they
~cr have tu win II\ a te.1m,
1ulit) andwidually '" doubles
gl~ . I
,nd second
~e (holes 1()...18). and edrnrd
rand pluce honor' '"
J) <..allege ot Idaho\
~m\ood defeated Srrand
t the mdtv1dunl tttle
( o.tch fred Wll on wa~> ple~Ue
f,h hi' team·, perlorman~.~.
rwcd d&-.plea,u re towurd the
,quod won the IItie
"It'' a \hume to hnvc to
dcr the'c c:•rcumr.tuntc\ " W
d "WhliiOI\0'\ tc1•m CCIIII
I)'Cd 'omc line goll "
Dcpend1ng tln thr gullcr
mance at the da,tract plu\·oiU
ldwell, Idaho. u trtp hl
111onul ,\~\OC18llun of In
llcgi.&tc: Athleti c~ at•onlll~
nctudc I C' chumraom
"on. Sum fiou~ton Stute lin
~ to II un'' all~. It: 111 w&ll ho\1
If,· notllonal C\Cnt June () tu 9
l'lllllt'c't Iocr, \fa1 II, COMPETITOR
,rea so under Liz Walker's eyes. used to deaden the glare of the sun,
res her an espec1ally menacing glare of her own
Young bats power softballers
to Northwest Conference title
\Ilk~ ( lurk
Of thr l'lnn«• I ua •
After 11 humbhng defeat to
outhun Oregon Stnte College. the
ltwt~ .lnd Clark women\ ,oftball
&cam turned lib hnnd around lor u
I~ wm over lmfield College Mon-
611y Wnh o 12 I wm-loss record. the
L<. tc.tm chnched the "lorthw~t
Conference chnmpson!tup
Cteorgc Fox College, whtch lo~t
b1t wee~ to Pnctfic Umver:.tl), wall
the onl)' other team that "had 11
chance:," accordmg to Coach Sue
Pctc~on
Peter,on c:otnmmed the sohball
team·~ record before the Lmfield
,a me. 'llYtnl! pstchtng $Lrength wns a
ugmficont advantage for the LC
team except agamst SOSC
.. They [SOSC] were a better
team and we had :1 total breakdown
on defense," stud Peterson "l dadn't
thmk thts team would do that."
Southern Oregon ss a .small !>chool
but competes ugninst larger school<~
1uch n~ the Univers&t)' of Oregon,
Portland \tutc: Umverstty. and
Oregon College of Educatton . "lt
trould have been a good chance to
'«JUSt how good we really arc;· \he
l.lld
"We avcd up ull our mt\toke)
and put them all together,'' sn&d
Pcter'ton "'\hcrwnrd:~ we had a
mt'l:hng and hopefully we gotthmg!>
slllUghtcned out We found that the
larger choo" don't htt our p1tchmg
an}' bett~r than anyone else~ we
needed someone to p1ck up rhe ball
•nd throw ~omebody out.M
Belore the vtctory agrunst Ltn·
ftcld aturdov the P1o cru~'<hed •
Willomettc: 14-1. the PoniBnd State
JUn&Of VaNly 29·2 and 01 f IWICC:,
1'1-7 and IQ-11
1 he rctord ~~.b)' rar, the be,t of
IO}' 'ottbnll tenrn nt t ( 1 he t~am '"
bitting the bnll extremely well <tnd
the pnchtnt~ i' uutstandms. an or-
1.hng to Peter on. "We expect team. to htt the b.tJI
better ·l~tunst Ka) but that mean~
WC: pht\ ottitllc tougher ddeO!<t:," 5Uid
Peter,<m K.ler ptcked up \\Ins
ugasn~t Pac:sfsc \.Jnaversah lust wee~
and beat Oil &n the 'ccond game ol u
doublehc:,\der Saturdu~ Sht also
too~ over &n tht. ~econd mnmll ol the
SO\t game
I he under .1rm dehvcr:> tn ,oft­
ball i~ .1 much more natural motton
for throwmtt Peter,on 'a&d It
enubl~ pstche~ to thro" e'er)' day.
tl ntcC\\.lt) \ team can ,urvive
theretore, wuh one good pttcher
Having two '" JU'It money m the
bank.
"In ra,t p1tch. pttchmg i\ the
nBme of the game." satd Peterson
"f'hat'" why we: are where we are '"
Thl'> weekend the Ptos w&ll fimsh the
~ca!\On wath a tnp to Tacoma for an
mv1tattonnl tournament •
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STRAWBERRIES f!'lotru itt t¥1 J llrmbu-
Liz Walker picks up a scrape or two as she slides Pioneers' 14-4 w•n Monday. The win gave the
under the Linfield catcher to score dunng tt'le softballers a 12-1 record
SUE PETERSON
Coach Peterson ended her team's regular season In squad; tn first place and by beating Ltnf!eld
the same fashion as Mickey Hergert's baseball
''Red) I Rri)tO\\ 1 h. hu\lng l.l
'Uflel CliSOn," 5Uid PetC'I'$On. "Sh~ itt
the reason we nrc wh~re we arc"
Another rcas.ln lor the UL'Ct" .. s ott he
\oltbnll tcum Is bad:up patchcr Ktt)
Kucr. she .ud. ~aes doublt'5 at
hurt top urad p1tche' whrn needed HERE'S THE Pll:CH AND THE C~ TCH
t\ ) throw11 !ltn~c ," susd Peterson
1 h t's rrnll'f mce Jun•or Becl\y Bristow w1th her untqu styl ot pltchmg 1
lest t pllch r tn th confer nee accordtng to P terson bout the L1nd K lly finally per ne d a ch mplonshtp f hn , softb 11
She sp nt h t fourth and f n I y ar b h nd th pi t I
•
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I
I Today 11
•t • Re~lon Dt' Los Cotpdoe a paneah
lanJUU~ film b) o\Uredo 8 Travenna ~111
be 'ho" nan tbe Counc.l Ch<tmber tonaghtat
~ P m
• itl OePonte. <1 member of the t (' musac
loculi~ Will .appc:.ar Thul"\dl) Ma\ II 11t tc
p.m. in :. I"C\:tt:.tl leatunng keybMrd .mtl
pcn-u'-'"'" J\dmb ton to the recunltn \jJnc ..
I lanag;tn Chapel wdl t'IC frtt.
•HomtN'\Ualil ) ~ill be the ~UbJeCI ol thl'~
v.:n-1.;' lmeruct .. hlm, lhursda) • .9 tt, 10 p m
on ~ l Crndao \llanter~ted tudent 'hould
call an to 'oaC'C thcar ppinaon' on e'temuon
301. '02, or 'OJ Sophomore Da''e tp tean's
pursuu of the Lc~a) and Clark financial
holdangs "all aho bt' JL,~us ed.
Fri. 12
•,\ Broadca~t ~nmpo\ium wall be held
Ma) 12. rnt more tnlormation Ctlntact \teve
)( naghtl~ II K LC r.1dio. e;\t. lO I.
Tht \~ hedulcd .u:uvttae:l> lor the Br,lad·
ca,t ~~ mpo,aum follow
10 to 10:30 a.m .• Informal dt~CU o;lon or
bro.!dca,tan&. t haycr Otnmg Rooms I .lnd ,
•
I O:JO to I J :JO a.m.: Panel di~~u~'aon on
colle~-e rudao, C<\unal Chambers
I 1:.'0 a.m. to Jl:JO p.m.: Portland radto
people da\CU» .. Getting the Job," I hn)·er
Dining Room 3
I :JO to 2:.10 p.m_ ~al~ "'emtiUir II tied
-Pr<tfit ' Puhh' en·1oc ~ Tha}er Dintng
Room I l~o Panel da~cu \ton titled
-women tn 8ro11dcasnng.- Tha~er Otnang
Room 2.
2:.30 to \:..'0 p.m.: OiSC\Ju1on "1fh locnl
da~ JOCke} • Councd Chamber .
•< hri lian folk ~ln~u Pam Mark Hall wtll
:.ppur in concert Ma) 12, bet ween II 4 Ci
s.m. and 1'2·-tS p m on the lawn ouhadc:
I emplcton Cenler.
•Ur. Joel W. Tibbdh, a candtdate lor
~u and Cl:orlo; cluaplain, will lead a I :!;.30
p m wonh1p ~nace .at Agnes Flana{Uln
Chapel "'ay 12. 'f1bbett1 chnplatn at
Hamtlton College tn Clanton, N.Y., will be
ft\'Utlable to tudc:nts dunng breakJast at
Faelds Dtnmg Room (Saga) starung at 7 a.m.
• ThC' Sp) \\otto lo"ed M~. 5tarnn& James
Bond, ~111 be shnwn an E\'llns Auduorium
Ma) 12 for Sl.25. Showtimc:s are M:l lor 7
and 9.30 p m
•I hC' Chic Cont~mporar) Danct
1 hr•t~r'~ nnuaJ ~print Conc~rt will be
held Mil) l~.~nd ll 8 J5p.m .• and Ma> 1411
3 p.m 1 he concert. to be p~~Oicd nt the
Fan:hou~ I halter. 1436 W Mont~omcry ,
~•II be dirC\..ted b) Susan Valencm Admiro­
~lon ~ill be Sl ~0 Call 248-4737 lor "~'er­
\1lltonr. and .tdditional infonnation .
Sat. 13
•l.nll four-month old handb~ll choir will
mate ats debut tn an EnaJL\h handbell
conccn on Ma) I.) at 7 p.m. an Ag.ru:s
Flunapn Chapel AdmiUIOn ~Ill be rr~ .
I C'r. choir wtll perfonn ~ith I he fabm
He1ght11 lJnncd Methoc:liil Church chuar.
Sun. 14
• PIUI c;atf\ "'ill &JVC: hili ~entor .uophone
rc:cnal, Ma) I 4 Ill 4 p.m. in EvanJ
Audllurmm . All :arc: "'c:lcome to ntcend al no
~;h:u ~c
•< llh) Roblnr.un will gtvr her ,cnwr
• pannu recital. May 14 at M p.m. tn 1-van•
Auditorium t\dmtnion wtll be free.
• A frH conurt wtll be pr'C)cnted at the
Communtt) Mu•ic Center May 14, 3 p.m. aa
lhc: c:enter • .3JSO SE Franc:ts Street. Arthur
r•crro~ and l'ctcr Frtcdman will perform
muMc ul the I 5th and 18th oentuncs Call
2~S-R2.22 {or rnorc information .
16 • Publick Occurrences
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On display
Thas Is one or the many drawangs and paintings which Is on display as pan of
the May Fete Art Show. which runs through May 27 in Templeton Center
Freud to be discussed today
f 1o1oo ~oo~ aolog111b wall appear here an lec­
ture: and p.tntl dtl>C:Ui\10~ 1 hul'\day. May II
tu e'-·•mane "'1gmund I reud\ thc:onc' and
ho~ thcv uppJ)-to women.
I he lc:c.Lu~) arc \Chedulcd from.) to S p m
and the panel dt\C!Unton from 7to 9 30 p m .
both tn I empleton Center Admt-.saon will be
I rec
Mtr111m M. John~on , auistitnt profc:~~ or
nl~ooctn lng_\ at the Unt'ler~ity of Oregon wtll
uddr~ " pmnr~ made tn her paper ~An·
drogyn) .1nd the Muternul Pnncaplc ·• She
hill> t'r\icd it~ acttn~ drrcctor of the lJnaHr
~It)'!> < enter lor Socwlogic;ll Stud) of
Woman and a~o a roear~h as\ocratc an the
"ncaolng) department .
Jean Stockard. BSl•"tant pro(co;,or ol
s.ucaniOij\ Ul the univer ity, w1JI review the
Mon. 15
• T hr Bla Sl~tp Will be 'Jhown U!o pnrt or
"Sec \ ou At I he Movae~>l ." a 1 hrc:c:-day
mtruductlon to the tUd) of ltlm, Moy IS.
l: 15 .1nd IS JO p.m tn the C ounc1l Chamber
AIMJ th11t day. Annette In dorf, a nlm
ltlldltfl '"'trU(.tor I rom Yale Uruvcr~tty, will
1pcal. on "Howard Hawks in ( handltrtuwn"
at 7 p m 1n the Counctl Chamber Admts-
""" to buth prc:r.entar1ons wall be fr~ o(
charge, p:.per !~he co-authored wuh John•on ... The:
'lnciUI Ongtn ~ ol Mole Oomtnuncc: .. She t.s
c:urrenth the a~ocaatc dtrcctor of the Center
for "'ocaologn :al 'itudy of Women und .1
re\c:un:h 11.,\0CtBle lor the Center for
Educ<Jtaonul Polley .tnd Manugemc:nt Equuy
tn r duc:.attonul I cudershap PrOJCC:I
fhe two women arl' pan of a current
,chool of !.octolog~&t' who .1~ eJutmtmna
theon~ uf F~ud formerly con,tdered anu ..
femtnr ~tl. 1 he .. tudt~ are ba,cd on U\lng
Freud', theol) to )tudy women's ploce tn
~ociet) und thl' pcrperuauon of male
domlnitnc:c in both men and women
Jc:unn1e McKn1~h1 , I C va~umg nntstant
prolc\'or nl Fntth h. wall JUan tn the evenmg
panel prc,cnlln{! her po1pcr "Beyond
M.ctraphoh1.t A "'e~ look .u P~oy·
cho.anul'r '" .tnd I llerar) (. ntu;t\m w
•'\lid~ dtplctlne the ll\'ft or .,.duallna
I C '"nlu~ are needed b) the Baccalaureate
<. ummllh:e I or u~oc: an ;t 'lhdc \how to be
prc,c:nted the morntnl.( t1l graduatton The
'Ublcct mutter c:an indudc uver'til' trap~
tlnrm hie .tthletac. even111 .Jnythtng lc.l get
'ent1mcntul d\ct
• ~It de' huuld be prCIIentc:d tu Steve Fi h.
8o\ 71M h)' Mu) IS
•1 ht \tUdtnt rommlulon on mlnorlt)'
ttcrultmtnt wall hold a meeting May IS '
p 01 tn the A \1 ( oll1ce Anybody tntcr~ted
1n help1n1:1 rtcruu " e~t~:ouraged to attend Tue. 16
• An E plJcopellan • ucherlttstnolet by Fr
Edwnrd Ranktn of ~t Stephen '~ panah, ~
be held tn the chapel, Moy 16 ot 7 a 111 A
corporott breakfast wall follow tn field,
Damntt Room
•Tht Jtrench N~• Wave will be the hfltof
part lwo of "See You At 1 he Movil'11,"a
thrc:c-dn} IOHoductaun to the \IUd)' ol n!m
' Mny 16 As pArt of the p~scnu.mon , the
francm~ 1 rulfnul film J11ltt and Jim (19611
wtll be shown Jt 3 I.S p.m tn the (ounal
Chamber \nnettc lnsdorf, u Calm dUdtn
tnttructor from Yule Untvcnuty wall also
~rcak to antere,ted •tudent' on the n~
f rc:nch Cinema .ll 7 p m 10 the CounCil
Chombcr .
A p.u1cl di\CU )IOn entitled, "When dOft
u movie become 11 lilm, and when docs a film
become nrt''" ut M:JO p m that naght "iD
mcludc: ln,dorf, u.; well ar; WtiJium Cadbur,
(llni\er ity of Oreaon) and Kenneth Nolle)
(Wallnmeue UniveN II)-), two other film
studi~ profc \ON
·~rmJOnalr. or 1-loor ~ eud, the K l ( mdao
gumC' \hO'olo, wall be at red May 16 8,30 to 9 30
p m 1 he £our top tcam11 of the J lour 1-eud
!>ea,on wall battle tt out to deterrnm e who will
purllctpatr tn lhr chnmplon,htp sumc the
folluwang week f o follow the nctaon. tune 1n
ld C 860 AM or 104 5 FM. or 'ec: the gume
lave at the K I t 1t udao an the ba!lement ot
1 cmpleton Center
Wed. 17
•"una,. danct' and mlmt wall be presented
Ma\ 17 111 the thapel Fnutled .. All Good
Galt'i .. the 'ihow will began at 7 )0 p.m.
• r\ ~Cudent l ru•tet Luncheon wall be held
in ')tumm Dtmng Room May 17 at noon
•. wtpt A wa). an Italian him thnt htl it bis
in the Unned 5tntc~. will be shown at Lew"
and C lurk on May 17. 3:1.S and 8 30 p.m tn
the ( ounctl ( hamber. It wall be part of the
threc.tJU.\' antroc:IJ.Jc:tion tO the !'iiUd) Of film .
.. Sec You At 1 he Movie~ !" Annette lnsdorf,
a film '>lUdJ~ anstructor from Yale Umvc:nt·
ty wtll nlso lead a lecture" on women und
thear place 1n ( ront and be hand -the
c:amem at 7 p m.
Cont.
• Oant~a-rhons are back. K LC. rndto
will 'ponsor a Mu~culur 0)'\trophy Oance­
thon Mo\ 19 One or Portland's ~~ rocl;
and dance band~o , Wc:sak, wtll provtde the
mustc No1o1o I\ the t1mc: for those tntemted to
~tart ~tackang up pledge$ or help wath prepar­
Uon\ Contnct KLC !>tatton MunBger ~tc:\'e
Knaghtly ext 301, for more anformatron
•1 hrH documentar y Olrns ebout Ktoya.o
history wtll be )hown Muy 25, 7 p.m an the
Steward llull lounge \hown wall be Whllt
Mon'l Country. Mau Mou and Arnvatta.
For those who cannot make the showang an
Su:wart. there wall be o.n alternate ~bowmg , I
p.m at Ponlnnd Stute Universuy's ltncoln
Hall Room 221 May 25 The: LC presento·
taon will be sponsored by the LC mter­
national alfatr~ department , the oversem
pro(lrum Stewart Hall nnd the Black Stud1ti
Progrum at PSU
• A SIOO c:holanhlp priu has been offered
b) the Northwc~ot Assocuttron for En­
vtronmcnto.l Studa~ for the best un­
derKfaduatc paper on an enVIronmental
topic Proft\SOf) arc alao aovucd to )Cnd an
'tudcnt papef) they thtnk mcrtt conJtdem ·
tton The dcadhne wtll be July I, 1978
The Nonhwest A~socaatton for fn·
\lronmen tol \tudae:\ as a non-proftt
educutaonal o~n<Kaouon orgnnuc:d to
lacahtute and promote the teaching of en­
vnonmentallltudic \ and member~ hap'' open
to anstltutaon' ol htghcr learmng and to
andavtduul~
\tudcnh wa11hms to enter the conte11t
may ~ubmat thetr papcrli to Polly Dyer.
Scholur<~htp Chuumun, NWAE\, c o In·
stltutc for f nvaronrnentul \tudtc'l, 211
l:.n!!!tnCertni AnneA. f·M·I2. Untvenny oJ
Wushangtun. 'ic:uttle. Wo•hmgton . QIU95
(206) 543-1812 .
Submlulon• ao thl1 P•e-.,. P'tntecl ,,... of
c:h1r ... ~ ilhoutd be llddt'Hud 1o Pvbtlc:lc cx­
c:urrtftc:" · Cempu• loa 21, l1w11 ~ CWtl
Cot •• Pottt.nd, Oreoon, 11211, The d•adllne ••
noon, Ftta.r•. All ~ ,_,.. be typ1d,
dcMib .. ·!IIIICed.
Pluntf'f I u~ • .WcJl' I I. 1'178 Lewis and Clal
Chrl\tJ.na Woody
Olth( PlonHf t ua
Odell Manor I
~rroundans 11 have
n a htstoncal
proposal wn' made
1nd a ha,tory mstn
lithe nomtnatl
the Lewt~ nnd G
Tru\tte'l, at will be
ad' 1\ing commtUC
Ha)torical PreserJ
~tern It wtll then
the "'auonal Rega
Pin~ '" Wa~hang
If the Manor
v.crt h~ted on the "'
and the bualdtng \
damaged, the colic
ble lor lundtng I~
Regtster progrum
would Ctlmc an
matchang grunt to
renovation ,,nd pr
bu1ldmg and the l
dtng 11
If the M;1nor 1
Wll\hangton a~ " r
bndmark Jn) mCI
dt'.agn ol the butld
be approvc:d b)
oUitt and the ')j
Ortice
Junto~ Jon
llwyn wrote the
practtcum proJeCt
!tOn or Stc\ft: Beck
dcpurtment The
~olved the complj
the lcgul and ph~
the Munor. n~~o we
''8ntf1canec .
Horn and E
11\Ujor., worked tl1
of Portlund nc:tJlhl
•nd were a"'kcd b>
~am 1n wnung th
hon
Beckham sa&•
hten kept m eJI
""ce the collc:ae p
lnd tC)lorcd 1
aruund~o around 1
hun hi' been mo
natl~o hav.'C been p