Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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May 18, 1978 Volume 40, Number 7
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1978-05-18
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opallan J. ucharitt aenlcf by Fr
,lon of \t Stephen's paruh . .,1 lc chupel, May 16 ot 7 8 rn A
'c.tk(ost w1ll follow in f."ttldt
h.
~h New Wave will ~ the lltleof
"See You At The Mov•e.l,",
roduct•on to the \tudv of fil111,
part of the prescntat 1on, tbc
lffaut film lc1lt's ancl Jtm Cl96ll
1n ·'' J I.S p.m Jn the CounQ)
JlnCIIC ln,dor(, U riJm \tUdaet
m Y .1lc: Un•~rMt\ w•ll abo
cre.,tcd ttudent• on the n~
llu nt 7 p. m in the c ounal
~a .. cu ••on cnutlcd. ·When don
fllc: ''film, nnd when doc' 4 filn~
1 .11 H 30 p m I hut nl(!hl ~iD
~rl. &1\ "'ell'" W•lhom tadbul)
I Oregon) and Kenneth Nolley
Umverslty), two other fllm
\Or'
of l'loor I• cud, the K I (. rud1o
•II be a•~d May 16. 8·)0 to<J.JO
I top tenmt of the floor !-'cud
hie 11 out to determme who WIU
the chnmpaonr.htp same the
lk To follow the ncuon, tunc: an
, or I 04 s f M. or \CC l he samt
I { -.lUdto tn the buac:ment of
~nter
17
Itt' and mlmt wall be prc~ented
t chopcl Entllled ~All Good
~~ will beam at 7 JO p m.
• fru•tee Luncheon Will be held
jan!! Room May 17 at noon
•>· nn ltnhon him thut htt 11 btJ
)tales, Will be 'lhown at Lewu
M.v 17 J I.S and 8 30 p m. in
nnmber It wdl be part of the
tduchon to the study of film.
tle MoVlesl'' Annecte ln~orf,
h~tructor from Yale Umvcnt
lad a lecturr on women and
n front and behmd the
thons art back. J< I C radio
Mu~culnr Dystroph y l>nn<*
One of Portland's ~~ rod
idl>, Wesak, will provtde the
he ttmc for those tntcrcsted to
p pledges or help with prepar·
"LC Statton Mnnnaer Steve
01, (or more tnlonnataon
mrntary nlrru about Kenyan
hown Muy 2.5, 7 p.m •n the
unge Shown will be Whitt
• Mau Mau and 1\.('m•atta,
cannot make the showang 10
•11 be on alternate 11hoW1ng. J
d State Untversuy's Ltncoln
I May 2.5 The LC presenta·
ponsorcd by the LC tnter·
department, the ovcrseru
n Hall and the: Black Studu:s
•
lanhip priu has ~n offered
lve.c AssoculiJon for En·
udces for the best un·
per on an enVIronmental
arc: also tovued to send tn
hey thcn.k ment constderu ·
nc wtll be July 1.1978
tW(lt Auocuuaon ror En·
tudtes ts a hon~profit
soctotion orpm1ed to
omote the teachtng of en·
tc and membcr!lhlp ~~open
ol hijlhc:r lc:arnang ond to
lt~hcng to enter the conre:-~t
:etr pupcr ~ to Polly Dyer.
aurmun, NWAF'-1. c o Jn
VIronmental \tudte'\. 211
ne". f-M-12. Unaventty of
• aule. Wa.shmgton . 98195
thle page .,. Pflnted ,,.. ol
be Mdreu.cl 10 P\lbtlcll Oc·
•o• 21' lewfe and c...-
I .... IOn, 17211. The dlldllfte II ~ mu.e be typld,
Plont'rr I u~. Mat· II. /978 Lewts and Clark College
fhrl.,.tlna Wood)
Of tb( Plo"ttt I 01
Odell Manor and Lhc ground ~
tUrroundtn~ 11 have been nomtnatcd
&\ J hiatonc:al landmark The
rtopo\al wu' made by two student'!
and a hcstory tnstructor
II the nomtnutton ts accepted by
the lewt11 and Clark Board ol
Tru,t~ . 11 wtll be pre)Cntcd to the
ad\'1\ang commtttc:e o( the Stale
Hutoncal Pre.-;ervuuon on ICC in
li~lem It wtll then be turned over to
the Naltonnl Rcgtllter of H 1stoncal
Placc' 1n Wmlhtngton, 0(
H tht Manor and al!o ground'
•ert h!itcd on the National Rcgl'lter
and the bu1ldang or ground' were
damuged the college would be cliga·
blc (or lundtng lrum the Nauonal
Rcgtster program 1 hat fundan[t
would t-ome: tn the form ol ,,
rnatchm~ 11runt to help pa) tor the
rcnovuuon .1nd prC\crvat1 on of the
butldtng olnd the ground~ \Urroun·
ding tt
If the M.tnor were regallotercd in
\\ .1\hlnl(IOn 0'1 .I OllliOnal hlltOnuJt
landmurlt. any modaftcalton' tn the
JNgn olt he butldtng would have to
be .1pprovc:d b\ the Wushtngton
orfi<c: und the \tate PI'C')crvuuon
Ofhcc
Junior.. Jon Horn and Reed
[lwyn wrote: the nomtnatton tU a
pracllcurn proJect under the darec
llon of \tcv( Bed. ham of the h1story
departmen t The nomtnatton tn·
~oh.ed the completion or lorm• on
the legal and phy411CUI condlltOn oC
the Monor. a~> we:: II a) tiS hastoncal
uan•flcance
Horn and Elwyn, both htstory
mujol") worked on htstoncal ~tudi~
o( Portland nctghborhood\ Jut term
and were u. ked by Beckham to aasast
htm an wntmg the M•nor nomana
lltln
Bcckh11m satd the Manor ha•
hten kept 1n excellent condition
'•net the ct,llcac purchased 11 1n JCM2
•nd rc::.to~ the detertorattnJ
aruund' around 11. ·only one .,_nl·
lilm hah been moved," he wud ... No
IIlith, tuaw been put an the walla. and •
a
closes season
rht f If \creJ f hc:iltrC: Waif preJCnt
II\ lnwt pl.1y ol the: yeur, l.uag1
l'tr•1ndello'' ~lA. Chortuttrs m 5rauh of
,an lurlwr
Oavtd Hulhburton (lc:lt) play the
lltrcctor whose reheanul·an-progrc:u 111
tnterruptrd by Duna ltvcQ}- J~ the
futher. fhe pia)' 11 .a •urreahsuc com·
ed) uboul six churactcr who were
concc:tved by an nuthor "'ho never
fint'lhcd thetr ,.ory. The"" tnterrupt .1
rehc:ar;ul gotnJZ un and ·"" that the
ilctor.'l hC'Ip them nut.
I htnktntt the} mtght ha\e:. hit on
1he1r hand\, the acton take: over the
ch,uac;ter ' ,tor) and proceed to llntah
the "re.tiM ~tory . What followt i1 u
dc:bnte for both the cuat and the
.wdiencc. U\ to the: rcuht) of acuns and
behc:vma
"l he pia~ 1s u lurid melodram.l
wruppc:d .. , an 1ntellectw.ll deb;lle about
the nature of reality- 'l!ld dtrector
Robert Porter. asmtnnl profes\or of
theatre
.S1' Churartrrs m ~torch of an
, lutlror open Monduy ntght M~)' 22,
and run& until Ma)' 27 1 he turtaan 11 at
K p m and call ext 332 for rcsef'\led
sc:auntt. I.C student., free. •
•
•
Vol. 40 No. 7 Phtllm /11 /)u rt:ftt I 111
May 18, 1978
or is nornit1ated as a landtnark
FUTURE LANDMARK? I'Jtdl,, o,,,,
The move to nominate Odell Manor as a historical landmark was made
by students Jon Horn and Reed Etwtn as part of a proaect tor history
professor Steve Bachman
Holder resigns treasury post
Ru~\Cll Holder. who would ha~ taken offi~ ttl student body treaeurer
an the tall. rcs1aned that post Monda)' afternoon
In a letter ~nt to atudent body prcstdent L.trry Lcwa' and vtee-pre1ident
(Jaal Wyman. Holder wrote that "my tntenuo~ when I first accepted the po'lt
were to fulfill the dull~ as bnt I could. and to some: dearee to get people to
reah1c what the real moral •uucs of the: dav arc." He wrote that he dad not
thm~ he: could do the JOb. •t have vacillated the laat two ~b ... the letter
read ... but 11 ha• become incrc:at~naly apparent that a sincere effon for thts on
my part •uat doesn't exist."
Holder. a sorhomorc, ran on the .. Youthful foil)"" ticlr.ct last term wath
presadcnttal candidate Dave Epstctn. a lao a sophomore . Eps1e1n pulled out of
the race on the cw or the elections In htS letter to lewis. Holdet' 51id he hopn
to worlr. wtth Ep~tem on a campus lobby aroup for tauca of student oon«m.
L.cwi' saud be wants to fill the vacated trea•urer position before: fall
term. • the college h:a pr~enc~ the
J.,nd~C"apcng and open :.paces e~nctl)
•'"' the) v.'Crc."
Odell Manor. rormc:rh the •
I lo}d Frun._ estate:, "-11' d~apned tn
1926 b\ Herman Brookman • • Oe.,clnpmcnt ol the .t~;reagc \lo<h
begun an I Q 2J :..and completed fi"e
\ic.tf' l.ater In 19J5. lhe Frank~ "ere •
diHtrctd .end :.J c&~rcta kc:r muant:unc:d
• g pro
I efT Pic ret>
r'"""' ...... tiolul Itt•( ll.t•l the Cl'tutc: tor another lic.~-en )-ears.
1he college bought the estate
I ur s.K>. 000.
Horn and Elwyn arc at o
\I,Ofkang on h•'ltoncal nomanatH)ns
for the l'emplc Beth l"nac:l 10
northwest Pon!Jand. the Odd
f'cllo\lolll odgc m l al!.:c Oswego. and
Ptggou' Ca~tlc:. ll rcno\'ated n:!l·
den~ an the we t Ponland hilf~ . •
denied
In .m eltort tu curb contttnct"') O\ier lundtng lor cumpu rdtg~ou
nrg.tnifallon'~-. a propo:-.sl wa~ ~ubmttted to the tudent Knate Mnnda) that
'' ould h.t.,e cre:ated a pcc•al commt .. s•on \1, 1th mnne) 1• ..-:ulable to d•~perse to
rehgtou' group'
I he prop,"al "'as 'otc:d do" n b) 1 udent ~n<Ators, ~omc tJI whom J.At~
the group' \\hn:h ha'e been cia ''lted as -rchBJOU,- ~hould be contacted
bclnrc the Kn:ate tol\c\ an\ 'u~:h aclllm
\>tembc~htp on the \;ommi'>)IUn,ac~nrdang to the prOfl\1)011, "llUid h;&vc
•nduded unc or mt,re repre--cntall\e I rom cnch cumpu:. rchgtou gr()up or
M:ct th.tt "''h~' to panietJ'I.ltc rhc go"crmng ho.ud. on "hach one senator
"nuld .lho "''· cuuld 1 C\.ea\e ,, \ carh budget 1 rom the student 1\enate. T<he
hoard would thcn .sccept rcque~t~ lftlm ~hguu1 grour" lor mane)' and
alltX'Ute lund' to 8'''UP prutcl.!l'> wh•ch board mcmbcD lelt "ere of benefit to
l>tudent
~ludent buch prC"Wtdc:nt l..arr · l c" as. fJ mcmhcr of 1 he: c ccuthc: counctl,
~·d the c;nmmt)'"'" would tmphty the prot."t':s' uf fund•ng rehs•ous group~
on .tn t\C:nl·b)·c\'ent b.l'l) He ~·d rtprc cnt,all\~ frum the C<\mmt ,,on
c;ould .thn gt\:e the 'cn.uc: ,. more C(lmrletc 'll~" ol h•'"' .all ~u~h cum flu~
org;tnll.illon' operated during the \Cur. "hen\ 1ch gmup defends It' O\lon
acttc)n,, l t'\1.1' ._..ld, the 'ltUIIUOO beetlm~ C\lOIU~ .
Uart1teld Hall ~nat or Rob Dtll uali that t\loo sroup~ "bach h:td b«n
du,,ihc:d ,,.,. reht;I\1U' the .h:wa h tt:dutwnund the Pagan Fell~,w~htp . "ere
otlre.1d~ tr ang to b' -pa .. , an~ d«Non' the: )(Ozat,• misht make ~rtbmtng to
rehtzt"n h) r«l:a~)tl) mg them~ I\~ &:\ -~-ulturul ''rpnmttl\~n.'" 1 hc~ft•re.
bel me the ~nate c.tn ma~c iln\ dn:I\IOfl' un h''"' to llettl "1th tundang
l't'h[UitU'I ~h\Up) , Otll ~ad . 11 11hould atahh'h \lo h•~·h grours arc rch&•ou,
\ "econd propo..al, submitted "'the senate b' I )ave I ud~ 1g, u ruemlx"''
ul the P11wan fc:llo"''h1p , '-'ll< tablcod unul u rclittl"u commi ~ion can be
\tUdtcd further h scnato~ . l ud"-18' raoluuon ph•poscd the tulln"''"l
•1 hat the :senate >hall charter 0111 llotudc:nt urg.tnl:t.&hon th:st ~Tqubt
chancnng . \'1 lun1 a .. lhe d'' not limtt then m~mbt-~h1p a\.'Cllfdintt tCI seA.
r.att \;(llnr. creed Of IJC .
•Santt the \Cnate ha& s~ud that ~tudcnt aCU\it\ tund1o hould not be uq:;j
tu -cun\Cnft people to any pocnt ol ,jc:"'. ~liacous ur l.'thcrwisc , the "'nate
'hould c:'tahh\h cleAr gutdeh~ a1 to actl\ttin for whK'h fund NllltOt ~
.tlhK.-.at~ ... f h4= \Cnate \.'OmmtUC'C :chall. beyond ~uch 'pectfk jUtdehnn.
cumtne all budaet and ocher requests for ASU. (senate) monies with<lut
rcprd tu the tnk or the orpniz.ation that make.' the ~ucsts; s~nb of
llludcntl und" shall be ba.iC'd 10ldy Ufk>n tM natu~ or content of the activtt • '"
ludwaa'" propoal rud. • -• DICK SPRINGER
Democrat
State
Representative
(district 10)
DICK SPRINGER knows our
legtslsture & our laws.
-Appomted U.S. Senate
Page by Sen Maunne
Neuberger
-1977 Legislative Intern to
Senator Frank Roberts
-3D-year old Portland-born
Iawver in pnvate practtce
Member -Oregon State
Bar
'DICK SPRINGER IS we/1-qualifted to serve in
the Oregon Legislature · -US Sen. Maunne Neuberger
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Poruand, Or~.87218 Campus in Brief
Handbells rung in chapel
Mcmhc" ol the I cw" and t lur._ hondbcll ch01r
rue,entcd ,, pcrtormnnt:c in the \~ne\ Flannian C hupcl
lu'l '\at urdu) \\ orltng w11h the I C plu~er' wa" the
I ,, l'ltn Hctghl' Bell C ho.r
I ht I t ~:ho1r hctrun the com. crt. then the 1 ahor
Hctphh R1nye". I rom I he lln1ted Methodt!'l Church 1n
I uhm Hc1~hl\ . dad some 'cparutc numbc" wtth thctr
ltVt·(lClU\e \et 1lf handbell\
J .tblll Hcltrht' dtrcttor Q,cur C nrl~on 'llltd, "fhc
l cw 1' und ( lur~ ( htm h..111 done rcmudo;,a bly well for the
hulc umt the\ '-.c been IOl(ether "
H.mdhcll !> or1gana1ed \evernl ccntunc~ ago 10
F nl!land ,j)> II m(lre pructtcul Wi.l) ror lower bell nnge~ to
pra~;ltn; .1~01dm~ the dt\lurbun~:e ot enure towm It WO\
nol un11l the 19SO-. thut the an of hnndbcll nng1ng began
guw.an~ an \mencu, l here ..rc now 'IC:Vet.ll thOU\Itnd
h.tndhcll chmr throughout I he L nrtcd 5tatc' and
C'.anad11
The I (. H.andbell ( hoir '-"II'> lormed through the
l·rcc UnaH:NI\ Pro~mm tht' )car ,,nd j, the on I} cia .. :. of
the ora~mi11 40 clll,,e., "h1ch conttnuc' to meet rc~ularly .
.,, ,, rc:,ult (ll "' conllnuatton the choar rccea\cd SIOO
lfllm the J·rce Unavel"ill) Progrum lhc money went
hl\\Urd' mu"c "und' to tit p.added l:tble' bualt b} choir
mtmlx:r vlcnn llJ)
FMmer L< 1.1udmva~uul darector \tnnlcy Clarke
darc:ch the nane member chotr wh1ch pructtces two hou"
c-.cr} Mnndav eventng There I' great davenlly an nge.
nccufwllon . .tnd ttngtng expcrtenc:e umong the member~
., wn I C 'ltudenh. a h1gh 'ichool f· rench teacher, a Saga
cmplovce Glenn Day and h1~ grnnd~on , ferry Day, o
lormcr r l.lbor Hclghh ringer arc II rew among those who
compmc the choH
Chaplain search nears end
I he I cwa' .tnd Clark Chaphun Search Committee
wall meet Mu) 26 10 decade, whach 1f any. or sax
candadotc<~ wall become the new college chaplatn
(ueh of the'"' frnnlt't" ha\ VIS lied LC w1thtn the last
two month' Each led a bncf work!.hop service at Agnes
Hanagan(. hapel on a weekday and each wa$ tnterviewcd
h> the commauec Prc\ldcnt John Howard and Dean of
Student' Dack Sorenson
I he commutce ha) the opuon of rcJecung all s1x
candadutc:~ and ... \IOrttng over:· -.nad freshman Ellen
Mullhc". one: (ll 14 membe~ of the commtttec: If the
comm1Hct choo"e' u new chaplain May 26. the chosen
cundadatc mu~ol be no111ied and must accept the JOb
hclurc the committee wtll mukc pubhc tt'i dcc1saon.
Mnuhcw '<ltd
1 he commttlee mecuog wu" ~et for May 26 so cummlltce chutrman (•eorgc .o\hcrle maaht PMIIttrllt
\btrlc: u Prc\b~ lertnn m1m11ter from Medford 1114 mtmbcr nl the colle~c Bc1ntd ol 1 ru~tec:\, ha ch
c<lmmllment' unlal lhnl dutc
'Dead week' favored in poll
A recent \UrVC) by !tC:Verul \tUdent \eruuo~ nA_
thul 7S percent or lhO\t' \Urvcycd favor II ltec Jl(rtod
thrc:c to f1vc dn)" between the lu't dny ol clns,cll tn a
tmd linnl exumtOil laon week
Thrc:c-hundred c1ghty nine student~ voted lor
"dcud week.·· whtch lt. rcgulnrly 'lchcduled nt man~
US college' and un1ver~ttte\ Another 24 percent, 01
~tudcnt'> were reported rn opposation to such a plan
1 he rrce pcrtod Will be diSeU~\Cd further 1n
'1uden1 ,c;nutc: before 11 '' Iuken to the con.
admlnl\truta on
Holistic health is in self
H.armun) of ~nul mand und bll<i) 1"' the kt)
hum.an he.ahh. \illd .tn ndvoc.llc or Hol"tiC llc~tlth ID
recent 'pccch an Agnt!l J lanagan C hnpel
Jat~ "chwur11 a L>utchmun who wor._
nuttonull) a' .tn author lecturer and re~earc:hcr
b1ofeedhuek and elttru·,en,ory perccpuon .
lloh,llc' 1n u M.l) 5 speech,,., "be1ng totnll} 1nvot~
'uul mrnd ,and body
"When the .. oul. mtnd und body become aet1acbe
we ht-.e 1neruu we \lugnntc and ure not al ca!oC
mnre
Dunng deprcnaon, suad Schwartz, one\ encrl)
locu~ed rnther thnn flowang 0 SIOte Whtch PfCl~UCte
heuvy wc1ghtcd fcchng ol the body Dunng hat!Dinc
and c:xcatcment. one's cnergy"floW'l. filling the room.
'illld
Schwartt used ~lluanonul examples to suppon
.,t,atcmcnt thul human'> arc "ba~acally clcctr•oma&netJ
bean g.,
"(an!! an lhc grocery store ore dense With ocnur
ion' whu:h make you feel depressed and tt~
walkang by them He \Uid people are more c:omfon•
the produce department or a store becau~e the mlleri
there emth ncgauvc 1ons
"Chance' are you arc allio depressed when the
hangang low tn the clouds," Otd Schwartz ~It's becau
the nun clouds nrc formang a pressure shaeld upon
po'lllvc aon) "\ew nesauvc aon~ are brought by ram
) ou feel relael "
Schwaru .. a ad he •~ able to control has blced1ng.
and anlccuon He .. atd he 'lleep~ two hou~ each
"ln,tead of dependang on technology [1o keq~
health}'). we \hould depend upon oursclve\.
tcchnolott) " JU~I an extensaon of mun ~
Real World
Bill may ban torture exports
I h~o: International Rcl.tllon .. (.ommattce ol the
Huu'c ol Repre,entati\CO. appro\Cd .:1 ball la'lt week that
"nuld b.an the export of Amerac.:tn -mude lhumb,crews,
le~ 1rnn' .tnd other torture de\ ICC'> 10 nataon' wh1ch
'inial~: hum .. an rtghh.
<\ re,c.lrch .:1\"'CX:tllle wtth the ln)utUte ol Pohttcal
">tudat' 1n \\ .hhtngton [)(. hu' clu1mcd thnt such
-nonmlht.ar\ ..rm .. '"blackJack\ truncheon,, protecttvc
'-C::.''· handcufh , ,ome ga' mu\k\, \traaghtjockc: ls and
~nmc ,tun 11un' huvc been 'enl an rtcent yea" to
cnuntrac' th•al reported!) vaolate human rrght~
Carter's solar stand rapped
I h~o: Hull ~ITI'f't Journal ha~> reponed thai whale
l'rc:. sdcnt ( ancr publtcly hnaled •JOiur cncrg) on .. Sun
l>oa~-1 \Ita\ l) he ~a\ kalltng .an energy department
rc\IUC5t lor at lta!>l SJOO mallton to fund roearch on solar
:and 111 her !>nurcc .. of en erg)
lournul rcporl hu\ic aad thai JUM before lcaVmB
Wal>htngton lor h11 Sun l>u) \pcech 1n C olorudo. Carter
turned du"n Ltn Inter-agent\ propo,al "hach would ha\e
ancrc.t~cd lc:dcral !>ptnd1ng on \\-mdmall ... solor cell~ for
pwducang elcctrtctl) ' und other allcrnuU\-c energy
\llUrCC""
Reds take Afghanistan helm
One ul the bloodt~t coup1 tn Alghunr .. lan·, hl\torv
ended lctl>t wee~ when a ne" pro 'iovact government
headed h\ Prrmc MiniMcr 'oor MuhJmm.td l arak1 the •
lnundcr ol the Algh11naa1an C ommumst Party. rook
pn\\-cr.
I he: { uup began when rune tun._, drove out ol the
mtlnnry compound on the oul ltlrt., of the cupnal city.
wiled up tu the ll.lle<-of the pre .. Jdcnlllll rula'e and
dernundcd 'urrcndtr
'\II !!liver mnent oflaual tndudrng I he enllre
Pr\.-..tdtnlaal l.tmtl) were ktllc:d
Car insurance to be required
J>n ... ert. ul Oregon·hcen\Cd molnr vchad~ must
have hublhl)' tn!IUruncc lor thcar auto' by July I lo compl)' wath a law pas~cd by the 1977 Oregon
Legislature
L nder that law Oregon motomts Wlll also ha\t
pt0\1: I hat the~ have habalny ansurunce to regt'itcr
\Chacle' or to rene" auto reg1~truttons
Spoke .. men for the Oregon Stulc Department
Motor Vehacle:. -.n1d the department wall accept an)
c1ght document~ o& proof that a vchtcle I'> ansurcd
document:. anclude a leuer of venftcauon 'itgncd b)
agent of the c;ompnny insunng the veh1clc and a
the '"'urancc pohc) covcrmg the vchacle
All documenlt. (.ert1fyang liabahty ansurunce
ancludc the name ol the compnn) and the number ol
oohc) an,unn~ the vchtclc
Terrorists kill Italian premier
I ormt!r hahun Prcmter Aldo Moro W<l~> found
lo death h.r'l wcell. 55 day!\ afler he wu:. ktdnappcd
Red Bngude lcrromh
I he .Js:.d\sanullon touched ofl
demonstratu ln"' an ltul> Almo\t ammcdtutel) ilfltr
unnounccmcnl ol Mort'\ death a crowd ol about
pcr~on,, man) ol them wuthng and Cl')'tn!l. converged
the '1ree1 .
Moro·, c:tplo~ a~k.cd the lt.1hun government
rc:lea .. c Ill an un,pccalicd number of ampmoned
Brtgade member .. an t"hangc lor Mora f'he
ttn\ernmcnt "1wld not negotiate wtth the te•""nl
d..-..ritc plc.Jdtng h) MoHl·,. lumal\• and 'ome ltahan
world leader!>.
{ untrnvcr'y contanued th1' week over the: .. r.ntll1
':tit nl \mcncun JCI h~,o~hter plane' to lar.tcl, [~\JII
"audi Araba.a
Amcracun Je\\., chum that Prc"1den1 hmmy
" tr. lnttln ,ciJ bract 'horl by mceung the Arab
lur plttne~ belore he meets the need' ot hrael
A gruup ol '\rab-·\mcrtcanll hied ,ull apulnll
gmcrnmcnl li"l week clutmanll lu.ael \'lolatcd the
C nnltol t 'purl ,\cl b) u mg U" "c.apon .. uul
bl)fder' 1 he Arub-Amenc an group hu~ Ulkcd ror
.arrn cmh.u ~~~ unul hraeh for~.:c' pull uut nt l e rf, thE
the au
Annette lnsdorf
·«~feliSOr of film sh
....u .. rslty spoke l
of a three-day
rnm. going over
students
~AOVIIed(l e and gett
r _lt;IJ::J., ,· ons with otl
Can you na1
rtcan dtrecto•
lolllllo consider an
a small aud
...,.,, ~" Chamber
l •• mA film critics. e
fnoeltn film critiCS,
who play a mal
,eatlon of their fill
wnttng of those
In conjunction
~tw talks on the
~3ve films and w~
e movies Jules
COIS Truffaut.
'•"'nv, by Una We!
'.~tniAm to large stul
mpU1
' non-profit lou11
~ona tested the heo
Clark students laf
re:.ults wall be
wllh the h~
heang compan~d
t.sr hc1ght an top cc
Te'lt results wall bl
The Health Eva
Planmng ~ • red by the 1
·' ·'-a "screening
1':. level of well
Ideal standard." I
Lcwkowatz, pr
program, a
fall
Campu~ organaz
more of t
~..,. ..... could run
""'"'o" ~ld partiCI ·
da~cu~"ion or h
·~"' ·'"' meettng.,.
1\ work!>hop on h
commun1cate du
hccn scheduled fo
more Mar~hil
Schneader. cou
The IWOdl~
~r~J\,\Io•n whach drew
Ot .. CU,SIOn punt
mo'l mcctrng'
1-.,.,j in I WO oltCII!o t
purlaclp.tnh
nl the meet ang:.
ampro\cment~
'Utl~C\Ied durt
•A mceung 'ho
at tame' .announc
"ll' -.o parucap
nnt be up"!t
• \gcnda' )hou
to tht mecttng
be f'ltcpared lO
tn the mceung
• \ ~o.tl 'ihould
.tnd that
• ·\ leader 'houl
tnordanute open
lll.l
• Parueapun l\
tlop ,, po•ma'e
lnl: to meet ... &a
rded wuh tht
• Particir.tnb
~u ,ceo to c:.a,h ot
Pio,,.a I tJ/C, \loa [,eorgc Aberle m•sht pnrtici11111 n mtnl\ter from Medford 'lid
;e Boord of 1 ru\tee~ hn,
~nun
111 date
favored in poll
))' severnl \tUdc:nc 'enntot\
5e \urveyed luvor J free: J)(tJOd
een the: Ioiii do y of cln~~e' 1n ,1
1 week
:•ghty·ntne ~tudenl\ voted (o1
regularly 'lcheduled ru man~
rsihell Another 24 percenc, or 1
:d tn oppo~tt•on to such a pl&n
"rll be: d1scu~~ed further tn
re u " taken to the
lth is in self
II mmd und bod) 1' lhc; lf}
1'1 advocate: ol Hoh,llc Hulth 111
:!> f-lnna81ln C'hnpel
o Uutchmon who work'
ihor. lecturer and re~c:urthcr
ttru-~ ensory perception ,
,peech a~ .. be•ng totall~ mvohcd
mind ond body become oetachc
!lagnnte and ure not at ea'e
>n. stud Schwort7 , one\ encra>
lowmg-a state wh•ch producr~
J'\8 of the body Ounng MrtPirw:
energy "Oows.lilling the room.
,tuational examples to ~uppon
JlS arc: "basacally ,.,,. ... rt:>m,asnet•
tcery <;tore are dense: w1th pos1b
,u feel depressed and t1rtd
.:ud people are more comfonabk
ent of a store becau~ the
• a on~
J are also depressed when the ra•n
ouds." sa1d Schwart/ .. h • ., Dcc:au
brrmng a pres~ure shaeld upon
gattve IOnl> arc: broughl by ram
; •sable to control h1s bleedma.
d he ~Jeeps two hour\ ench
t:ndmg on technology [to ketp
ld depend upon ourl>el~.
extens•on of man "
passed by the 1977 Oregon
pregon moton"»l'> well al\o ha\t
iabthty tnsurnnce to regtster
auto rega\trauon:.
the Oregon Stute Departmcnl
the department well accept .tn)
·oof that a vehicle ts msured
letter of venficalton s1gnc:d b)
msunng the vehacle and a cotl\'
bovenng the: veh•cle
bertifyang liob1hl) tn~urunce
he company and the: number
fhicle.
cill Italian premier
Prcm1er Aldo Mora wu' lound
5-5 do.y:. after he: wu~ kadnupJKd
!h.
Ullon IOUC:hed ol f m
~uly Almol>t 1mmed1atel ) after
oro·, death a crowd of abuut
em wathng nnd crym{l. c<'nvc
l>ked the Ita han go,ernmcnl f
tc•licd number ol tmpri,oned
1 e'change lor Moro l he
1 not negotJUlC: WJlh the ,,.,rnn<
roro' lamlh' und wme hu.liarll
roposal criticized
t•nued th1' week over the ""'M
fighter plnnc' to 1\r.u~l. Ltnrt
claim thut Prc~oaden t hmmy l'
I ~hort by mccung the: Arab
meet!> the: need~o ol l'lrud
tb-Amcncan t-ltlcd \UII ·lftlllnlt
~. chummg lsrud v1oluted chc:
b\ usang L 'i wc.tpons oul~ICit
1\mcnc.tn aroup hu'-dllked lot
hr.1el1 lor~:h pull out uf I ......
Ptmrrt•r I ox. Mot' 18. orf, the film
d the auteur
Annette Jnsdorl, an assistant
of film studies at Yale
l .. iiiiiHSity. spoke this week as
of a three-day Introduction
tilm going over the heads of
o students with her
110wtedge and getting In heated
lcusslons with others
"Can you name me one
1can director who you
ld consider an auteur'?" she
ked a small audience 1n the
ounctl Chamber Auteur lS the
.,me film critics. especially Eu
;pean film critics. give to dirac
who play a major part sn the
reauon of their films. sncludlng
wntlng of those films
Jn conJunction with lnsdorl's
talks on the French New
films and women tn fllm,
mov1es Jules and Jim, by
:.an•~nls Truflaul, and Swept
by Una Wertmuller , were
111o~rn to large student crowds. \
.. ..
•
" ...
omputer evaluates students' h
A non profit foundauon from
tested the health of Lew•s
Clark ~~ udent'> la!>t week The
re-.uhs w•ll be fed mto a
r.;~put.c•. wuh the health of each
bemg compared to people of
r heaght 1n top condltton
Tc:sl results well be av;ulable tn
The Health Evaluauon and
Planntng program was
by the anlirmary to
o "screenang of each m-
.dual\ level of well compared to
Ideal stnndard." according to
LewkowttL, program coor-
program, aimed at the prevc:nuon of tllne~\ l!nd dt'lea-.c
qutnc:d participant'> about their
hfhl}lc to reveal how thc:y cope wuh
!llre'l\ Cholc~terol and htgh-den~lt)
cholelterol were checked 1n a blood
~mple
Other te~h included sk10 fold
lor Obe\ll) a lung funcuon te:~ot
aucomated blood prenure measure
ment. hetght and wetght measure
ment and a 1;tep tot to determme
phys•cal fit nen
l he Aruona foundatton well
keep tndJvtduol records confidential.
but can prov1dc: the college w1th a
crOll'i~Ctaonal anoly11.s of students.
staff or faculty and how each grotJp
fnred on the tests
.. We're not deahng wuh 1lln~ ...
Lewkowtl1 sa1d, '"bul with lifeityle
change' wh1ch you have: some con-trol O\er" and wtll tmproo,;e u per
son' ttenerul 'llatc ol he.JIIh.
Le"' kowit1. who travel' around
the countf\ .tdmm isterint~ the: te:.ts
for colleg~' b~Jne) .. es and CIVIC
group!!> .. uid )he was amated :u the
lack Of nutntional Information Jt
l.C'.
"I .-.uv. all thh stuff ;about
(eminasm. ga) nghts and the en
VIronment buc \try httle on per-
1onul development I'm reo~lly blown
.1way b~ ho"' much people smoke
and what the) eat"
H El P wa-. a1mcd .u detecttng
aneriosclcros•s . d1acases of the
blood vt)scls and heart, the number
one killer 10 the country The
hfestyle changt1> Lc:wk.ow1\l talked
about ~ohe .n•d help prevent the •
organization to be workshop topic
hll
Campu~ orgamzattons could
more of the1r goals tl
r. could run more effic1c:nt
mg.' ~ud parttc1pants tn a re
dt.,cu~>~ton of how to better
rnnt7,. meet 108)
A workl>hop on how to orgnn1zc
commumcate dunng meettngb
been "lChc:duJed (or fall lcrm b)
Mar.~ha Gomberg and
~chnetder , coun~oehng serv1ce
't'l;tor. The two dtrected the May 3
"ui.\Jt11r1 wh1ch drew about a do1en
111en1 \
l>I\CU.,,Ion part1c1panb Jgreed
mo't mcetm[b could be •m·
ICc.ltn two .m:a~> cummun~cuuon
J'l.lrllclpanh .1nd or(Wnlla
ol 1 ht mccltng,. . ..,ever.tl Wll Y' to
tmprn"emenb tn tho'e area'
~u~ge:.ted durmg the dt,cu'-
•.\ meeting ,hould begin and
at t1me' unnuunc~o.'t.l prior tu the
mg' :.o parttclp.lnh ..chc:duJe,
nut ~ Up\CI.
• 1\ttend<.~' \hould be ,,,ucd
or to the: mec:tmg ,u paruc1panh
ht prepurcd to t.tke an actt\.c
an 1 he mec:ung.
• \ LlU.tl \huuld be \C:l lor eacm
and thut goal \hould be
• ·\ lc:<~der 'hould be deMgnatcd
nordumte open .tnd close the
tn~.
•llarttcapunt\ are hkel~ lo
•• po\111\c leehng about
Of to meeuns' tl the} arc
ardcd \totth thtn~' hkc lood,
.tnd <I mce lactllt\ lor tak.ing
• PMticlp.tnls :.hould be in·
uccd to cuch other
-
l'rflllt'C'r I nx • .\lu\ Ill, 197/J • People "ho acttvel) par
uctpatc 1n di\CU~~•on at " meettng
'hould he encouraged With word~ ol
approval
1 h<"e •dea11 w1ll be among the:
10p1c-. nl a duy-long workshop
plo!nned lnr m•d · <ieptember to
"'htc h Jc,tder' ol vanou' campu'
MtlJlnl/liUUn\ WIJI be tnVIlC:d
I he wurk .. hop w1ll uller oppor
tuntttt'\ to d•,cu'' way~> to org.un11c
Applkationl
lor the
Hawaiian Expedition
10 IIIU! piOCO OUifng the Interim
between Fell and Wlntor tvrmt 1918
24-dl)' OKpo<IIIIOn IO 'ltudy Hawaiian
nalural hiStory Nov~mbN 27·
Doc:emoer 19 1 cour11o crucht 1n
Btology ancl t/3 credtl tn Heollh and
PE Piet.. up applications •n IM
O~r11MI Olt1C or $C Or Pal Stallcup
1n thtl Btology Orpartmont Ttus •• open
10 II I >dlrnt
Deadline for applications Is
May 26. <Jnd facilitate t'OmmUOIC.tiiOn durin~
a mccung.. \\rur~~hop particip<~nh
"''II a"u be .Jblc: to ob .. ef\e a
dcmun'tr Jllon ol techntquc::o. lor
runntnt! an ~llictent mcc:tmg.
< •umbcr8 .tnd "chnc:1der urc
ur~tnlltnp the ~>'Orl,hop with help
lrom Rub l>ill M.man Mtchener.
I ntC\ ~taller .1nd l.ee Wetn,tcin •
..,pe,tl~r at the \l.orhhop hd'>~ nol
hcen dctcrmmed •
• • .. Omelenes
Breakfast All Day
7 am-7 pm
Tues..SUn
Meal tickets
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0\lr
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Ctnttn In Malor US CIUu lofOIIIo, Puttto lito and lu&•no, Swltztr~d -•
,.. Seven new instructors hired
to fill full-time slots next year
Chuck Fall
or lh• l'lui\tft .....
sc .. cn tmtructors have: been
htrcd Ill hll lull·tJme po51110ns in the
..rt. hu~tnc s. c:hem11try, gruduatc:
IIIUdltli, ,.octnlogy . p~ycholog) and
mu\lt dcpMtmenh lor 1978-79. ac~
cordtny to I )avid s .• vuge. U~)IStant
dcun ol lacult}
•.l.tmc: Oun"'Un. whn hu
tuu~ht p.1tt-ltme an the I.e"'" and
Clark chcmuM) depMtment dunng
the I977-7K 5Chnol yeo1r, wtll be "'
lull-11m~ tn!llruccor 1n that depan
ment nc::o.t )CUr
Duncan delil{lnc:d new ex
pc:nment!!o and u ~lei) program •n
th,u dep.tnrnent tht11 )Uf, ~ud 8tll
R •• ndall. chcmt!\try prolessor "He
ha"' .1 modern h.tckMround and ad
\,tnced tr.umntl •n ureo~s ol or~ntc
chemu.tr~." Rand.11l satd.
• Ph lh Y~ . currentl} an urc
prui~MH ,,, Oregon State I nn c:nn-
1~. will JC)tn the: I.C I acuity~~~ an an
tn~lru ctnr nc:\1 vear. She wa"' ap
prmcd un.1mmnuah by the teacher
!ICHrch ~;nmmtt tce. s.ud an prole"'"'
Ken Shure:..,, member ol that com
mutcc
'C'l rcccl\cd u docwr.ttc from
the: l nJ\I!rMI) ol Oresoo. and ha)
c pt'uen.:c 1 n tcachmg w.stercolor.
dra"1n~ . dn•trn. pnntmalu ng. we.s\·
m~ •• 1r1 .tpprccaullon and elementary
art cduc-Junn .
•\tun ~.ti"C) . " re~earch
11opec:•. th~t. "'11l be an tn,tructor 10 the
bu .. tn~!\ •• nd ;tdmtm,trall"c litUdttli
dep.Jttmcnt nc't }tar She recei.,.ed a
doctornh: trnm the Uni~er~uy ol
C.Jhhtrm.l ·•' Kc:rkelc\ in 1976. -
M.1l'c:~ \l.orked in Europe lor
~i~ht ~c.tr u' " nc:w~ corrClipondenl
htr the lmult•tl 1-:..'l""" oand other
ne~>''P" pc:rs,
• Mar~n :t ( l.trk. who will
wnrk 1n the grJdUute .. tudte:~ depart
ment ''a nun "~he belongs to a o,cry
hheral nrder • ''"d Std Eder. dlrt1:·
tur ul llr.Jduatc 'tudtC:•
\he Will ~ the cure l.tcull}
fl'.'"'"" ul the >M.uter ul An' m
I c.•ch•n!! prul(ram •• Edcr ...atd
CIML h..a' t.tutthl cducauun cour'c
in hn" tu lc<u:h 'ICtcnce tn elementar~
and 'pc:ci.JI~duC'.tllon .. cudenh.
Sh~· h,,, \lo url..c:d .. , .1 part-ttmc
h:~turcr .. md Clcn..:e-c:dU C'.ttinn
h:a~:hcr ,Jt lnd•una l, 01'-ehtt\,
•Jun~ t\tl.tn,un. ~>'hu will Jllln
chc "'c1ul"~'-anthropology depart-ment. '" "an e"cepuonull)" c:ompc·
tc:nl anthrupoiOJISI [who is) good 1n
term ol anthropolo&Pcaf thcof")' and
rCJC'.trCh met hods," Ptd Dtck
Ad.tnu~ . l C soc1ology professor.
At 1<.10\0n, u gr"dduate of Stan
lord llm .. rr •"" IS Ntudytns towurd a
ducror.Jtc: wht< h she: plan!! 10 recet"c:
tht~ )Ummc:r
Of 5PC:Clal .tc.tdc:mic mterett IO
her are ~:uhurnl and ,ymbohc
.101 hropulug). nun-Wc:Jiern curmg
"p 1 e m !1. ,, n d 1 h c: r c: It 8 • o n
~ham,m••m
•Karen I .• Potnle, whose
spc:c:•ahy '' chnu:al p~ychology , wtll
te •• ~:h m thr p~~cholollv dep:artmcnr •
l.aP111nte rc:cc•'cd u docturute from
Suuthcrn llhnm' UnJ\C:rlltty and..., .. .,
..an ·""''tant prolchor ol ps)cholog)
,It lhl! lJnt\Cfl!lll) nl (JC:Of&Ja
"h~ h.n "'or"cd II§ a et1unM:IInr
ul undcr~r.tdu.tlc tudcnt .... tnd ha\
chn•c.•l e:o. pcncncc "'uh \ t~o.llm' (I(
.an ICI\ ncurm·•~ . rc.tCIIIiC t.lcprc ~'""
,JOtl j1\\ChiiiiC C:piM"kJ~
•Ktchard Pctppmo. ,1 \mcc m
"'rll~lur ,,, ..,nuthcrn Meth,NJ•~t l n·
1\l!r,.tt\ "101.:1! 1'175. WIJI jntn the • lacull\ ul the l.l ~-.:huol ''' Mu 1c \
b.tfllnnc. l'uppm'l h.1~o pcr1urmcd 10
!>\."\ cr.JI n('Cr••,. .tnd h.1s -.ung '"
church chtur~~o •
Equal opportunity
symposium set
II J lklton Hamthon .
IC\Jcral Jdmlntl>tratl\e Ia"' JUdge:.
"111 he the I.e' nntc ~pe,.lter at the:
Educutwn und Opportunll~
~~ mpc\\tUm Ma) 2U and 11 fhe
.. ~mrnMum ,,. ponwred b) the
lcwi,. .tnd Cl;ark Black. Student
Untnn. und w1ll be held in
I cmplctnn Center
RC::lfllltnttlon wall be in the
lcmplcton fo)er 1.11 9:)0.
Hum•h"n will .. pcalr.; on ·Powc:r"
10 the Cuuncil Chamber ut 10
.t.m ~·,,rk,hup... 'ln resume
"'nt in~ and ,.k1Jh. recosnitton.
m..:dt"--:'1 .1nd health related
cau.-c:r,. ;u.: ... ,ununa~-gu\crnmenl
.tnd tummunu~atJun .. \\til run II
·• m "' \ I' 'l1
I h\: 'und.J ~ 1\C' 1nn willst;ut
.11 Ill ,, m tn the Coun..:•l
(.'h,tm~r .tnd t'Onllnuc until 1
""' •
THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS
TO SEE THE WORLD .
WFLL GIVE YOU A WAY TO
UNDERSTAND IT.
You'll understand the world and yourself a whole lot
better after a year or two of expenence as a Peace Corps
or VISTA volunteer.
Whether you're a spectaltst whose wtsh 1s to sharpe ,
your protess1onal sktlls 1n engmeenng . educatton. matt
the physecal and hte sctenc..es . health. bustness. (or 1
dozen other areas). or a liberal arts grad ea JCr ·o st,a•
your talents whtle acquertng new sk•lls and 'lStpnts tt •
Peace Corps and VISTA wtll open an encue new vortd J
you
You'll not only experaence a new cultur•• ;.no lea n a 'lf .Y
language . you'll also share an the deveeopme 1t ol .,
emergmg nateon. or help lt;le poor ana pow• ~less n
Amenca to gnm more control over theu ll~,;es .
Complete mformataon on volunteer cotman s be~ennlnq
this Summer in Atnca, Asta, Latu'l ArT'::!t ca. \nd t• e
Pacific, and throughout the U S IS now l'' •alahlt!
FOR INFORMATION , CONTACT ·
Peace Corps VISTA
Terminal Sales Bldg, Rm 333
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,oon dcctdt tine ol the "'"'' •mflM•
t.mt tth '·'''""''' \ll tin~ dccndc
\ ~-.,,c ht uught t)\ \II an 1\.1 l • .J.:c,
II t ol\ll.•ll>lan, 1\~,llll'l the llni\C"'II\
,,1 CallltttiiM at Du\1~ "til pro\ldc
.tn unr•'ttant tC'"t m1t onh ot the
k,;nl '''"c' of nt~ml d•,crtminatton
en .. ollt'fC .uJm1"uln,, hut ol the
L'urrt'nl .tttttu,J( tn\l.ard ~o,ernmen·
tal cii011" to a~.het:\C o.oCl::tl JU'Uce
II t hC' c. ourt tfccJde 10 f:n or ol
Bal. J..c bu,m~.·,,.-~ und •Ch\Hll' \\til
h.t\e to lc,oJ.. dt'tJ'Cf ento the quc,uon
••I •• flumatl\c ut:tt,,n propr.tm' 1 he
"nun "til nlll be C41hng for the
return ol ra .. elll de"S.Crtmtn:J tlon, but
r.tther h•r 11 ~\IC\\ ol 'uch pr,,gmm~
.tnd th~. pil ~•hie alwh,hmcnt of
r.r~.·~:~l \jlllll, ' h'r mtm,nllo nnd fm
''lute"
BnL I.e ·~ u '~ H •~old
.u.·ro,p.acc cng1n~o-cr I 'H '\ '' \ In the
c-.rrh l'f'U, hC' 'ct out to become n • dnctor Dctcrnuned to get into
mcdtc.tl chool, he enrolled m pre·
mcd ~,uur't' ~ hlle working lont~
huut"' .11 '\ \' \ and a~ a ho~ptt.tl
'oluntccr
lit npphcd to II med1C1l
11thool• and "'lJ' rcj«teJ b) .111. After
UC D:a'1 turned him do\\ n a 'ccond
umc, Bal. I.e d1~o\ ercd that the
colle{le h,,d accepted 16 mmorit)
)\udent 'orne ol \l.ho~ grade point
avrrat~ and \CorQ on a tandar
du~ eummau on \\ert lo\\er thon
hi,. lbUc filed liUil agam!>t the UC
Bo.lrd or Regents OD the ground) of •
raetal dt!>(;nmmat ion.
In cptember 1976. the Cahlor
ma \upreme Coun. on appeal from
both BaU..c and the Board of
Re~ent~ . found the ~pet:1al ad·
mt!\JOn) program at Da' I!>
unconl>lltuuonal nnd ordered that
BaUc be admtUcd
It \\il> reponed m court that the
O;t\1\ ndmJS,)IOnll program leav~ 16 I
out nf 100 pillet' lor u.,p«Jal .Jd·
m•~"lllnll " I he"c: 'h't~ arc !lei ·"•de
for mtnunt~ tpphcanh \\ho mn) not
be nhk 111 compete under the
collcfC''~ ""' nd .. rd' \II minorny
.,ppht:nnl!> n•e JUdged <~tla'"'' each
other und"' thh proc;cdurc. und
'crar.tte lrurn other cund •dut~
HuUC' clturn\ he "ould ho'c
hl·cn .IC'C'<'J"tcd huiJ 11 ntlt ~en for the
I tr rc,c:ned !>pot,, I herd ore. he: hu~
l<Jtd he \\ ,,, d1,cnmenuted agJin't
t>ce.tu'c hr ""' •• hur. He c:onttnul:ll
hi .trguc lhut he ha' nghtl> a~ an
and!\ 1du.tl to be treated cquull}.
HuUe', la\\)C:r char~es thut the
'J'CCral udm''"On\ program ut l (
l>a\1' rc:prc:,en" raciul quota' and
thut he~ chcnt "'a' not admtttc:d
becu u'e ol
1end5 ''
procedure . ht' r ICc, "'h'"h he: con
.1n unton,titutional
I he: ll n" er!lit cu c goc bad.
to the he,.toru: Brown \. Board of
f.'fiuratwn dcca~1on 1n IQ54 In thut
dcca Jon, o;e~regatcd 'choolang was
dedurcd unc:onstttuteonal bec:ause
'eparate but .. uppo cdly equal
'thool' produced uenhcrentl} In
ferior" cducauon Cor black chtldrcn
The una\erset)' clatm5thc: <kc
c:a~ " onl~ an c~~;tenston of thnt
pnncaplt and 1n order to draw more
mtnontv )tudents tnto med1cnl
l>chool and the medecal profe<tston the 'flCCtal .1drni"•on program mu'l
b~.· uph~ld
HowC\.Cr. mtnortl\ law\cr \\.ho . -
h;nc on I} to~ len p.utof the Cli\C I rom
the uuhidc hu\~ pointed out thut
'cgregatcd 'chools c:~c:ludc blucJ..,
I rom "hue 'chool becuu'c I he• I' arc•
hlacJ.. und thut mcd1cul ":hool\ hJ\ c .
• tn contra''· C'\CiuiJcd menontu:~
h«.JU'( the) are lru quail(ll'd .
Othtr re~carch hu' poented nut
that ~:urrcnt admi. ''om procedure~
muy not lx vuhiJ, ut all Mo\t
mcdtc.al 'chool<~ bu e thetr ad
mt,,ton~ on the MC \I un·
dcr~rad uate l,lradc potnt over ..1ge~
.md pcr,onul tnt en tc:v.' wtth top
candtdnl~ . l he tntcrvaew' and the
0P ,., arc \UhJccuvc: and when
chmcal perl()tmuncc= '' rated tho'e
"ho ~core htghcr on the M C \ 1
gcncrnll) r«etvc lower pcrlormuncc
rating.'
l C law)er. Archeb.Jid Col\. ha.,
ar~ued that ~roce ma) be tilkcn tnto
account lor proper purpo~e," uch
a~ O\ercomtng the effects or paSt
oppre~seon Hts arguments have
focu .. ed on the nght~ mtnonty
)tudcnh mlli.t have to gntn full
mcmbenhtp tn Amencnn socaety
The Caner ndmintstratJon ha~
urged the Supreme Court to rule tn
favor or the Board of Regent~ In a
72-pnge bnef prepared by the Just tee J>cpnrtam:nt . the .admtnl'tr.llton en·
dor~cd the u'e nl "rca onubly
~ciC'cted nurnc11cul t:ugch," but the
hracl .1hl\ .ud ngtd c: clu,ionnry
quntns'' tould not pu~" con·
:.IIIUIInnnl tC\l'
I he .1dtmn1 t rnlion would hkt:
to prcv~:n t a 'iupn:me ( ourt dect\lon
)'' '\\ teptllf .ts to undercut other
gu\crnmcn t and pn\atc uHarmnll\-t
.u.:uon progwm' '\t the 'ume ttmc:
Jarnm) ( trter doc' not 'upport ngtd
qu,,t<l ') 'tem,,
The C·"' mn' he dcc1ded on the.
ha"' ol the 14th \mcndment to the.
C'on,titution or on T ttle \ I ol the
{ t~il Re11ht' \\;t of 1964. The 14th
Amendment "tat~., that no '>llllc 'hall
"lien) to .any per,on "uhan 11'
jumdictwn the equal protection of
the 1.1\\'
letlt \I "1}' '.o pet<~on '"the
lJmtcd ""''(''hall. on the ground ol
ro~cc. color. ur nullo nul onpm be
... ubjcct to d1M.:rimmu11on under anv
prottr tm or nell\ II) receiVIng fedewl
linum:ml .l~''"'"nce" fhc Onve ~
mtdlc.tl 'choul recctvc~ .,uch
.. ,,i,tunc'
lithe ( ourt dcctdcHln the huset:
ol lult \ I. it would lctw h1e or outh1" ullunl.lll\c nctaon If
c·nurt !iouppmt~ DuHc, Con11n,
could uucnd latlc \'J to
p•o~t.tm" 'udt t\ i)aJ.:\.c ha1
plumed .tgntn!l.l litllt he Court
h t ,I\ lll dIn£ I he
con,lltullunuhl y. •
Maw~ llmyeh thmk
could '~ tn ha~> ctl\t but the {
\.Ufltiii\JC' tu cmphu.lle tl Will
rule on the que taon of ulf•""···
uctwn but nn whether O.tkl<c
h.1ve been .tdmlttcd to lfC'
under the '·'" \\hichc\er Wll) the lourt
tt "11l not be cut .1nd dned In a
op1nton the Cmtrt rclc.t~cd
th:tt "JU\t.a' the r.acc ol 'tudernh:m
be cun,edcreiJ 10 de rrn,;,,,
v.hcthcr ,, con\IIIUteonul \iol.ali"'
ha~ occurred. o ul'o mu'lt l'tiCC
Ccln!lu.lcrcd 1n formuhtllns
rcmech
I ht' \\,men Burger <.oun
ftniJ I hul I he lJ C D01 \1 udml\\r
pm~narn \\tnt ll'O fur 10
tJUUt•l' hll mlltnfltle,, or the)
lind tlmt Buk~ c wa' not •tdmt
bee au~.: ol ell her l,u:tnrs ~uch II\
at-tt: Hnd hi' mtc:rvac\\ ruling not
f,IH
Take the initiative on Tuesday ~" I oe • .JIIuf tn•C
R1churd M. :-lt
fha~ ume he'~ no
co't of hts nc~
0mmuntcuttons. In
mmc chon S2
ll!lfhtllV hurdbuclc n
l:11e1JtJ led fin~ I pre,-. r'
.about S I mtllton '"
~ntl edttton'l one f
unother lcnthcr-b
10\~1 1 ~I& Ill S2SO
I he pr~!o hu' hu
• o the limelight It
•ter!!atc tn"dent
tohc rcluuon!\ 'olu
Tmu· report' tho
IS nett her chatty n
go'''P nor
~~Dil~ll glob.tl pohti1
\ff'mUifJ I\ \Uid
wonderful t
>onr111 the la\1 do)" d
.ptrllctul and unco
runt ' 'II ory
Dt~tnbutton ot
un commet a ct
1 !."rtmc \orne boq
~eep company
_.trogco u<~ ~tJence fa1
In a recent edato
·,Jiamt'ttf U rt-/.. edel
t bnng a luW'IUI
''"""1la a ncludcd the
( olb> ~c:hmiU • B\-l"taog the
or tilt Pluotu lor could be taken tl
1 ue'iday May 23. wtll be clectton doy m Oregon '"'"''" last summer k.
Polh "til be open from 8 u m to 8 p m All 'ltudcnt (and faculty too) from people thcl
ore hereby mvned to appear at thear respective pollma locatton" to cltem~t utc wu' wnuen to
thetr voung nghts Remember tht'l IS the one ttme of year you hat! the 'true ~tory' (
someth1ng to ~) about what goe~ on an government. ,o don't bioi\ 11! the so-c:alle,
Hopefully. more lcwt~ and Clark voter" will tum out for tht'l year's ~~trful argument t
clecuon than dtd for last term's student body government electiOn ~c1n ,., not pcrmtttcl
lt would be OJCC tf more students would follow the example set b) • In order to get
scnaor Toby Padgett, who ts running for Wao;htngton County's Prec1nd the facts of the cas4
Commttteeperson an DIStriCt 98. Despite the fact that she is a Democrat, least S I 0,000 tn d
thtl. college could use more people hke Padgett Rumor has it she 11 -QI••u •n differ~n t st
plunnmg to run for the state lcgtslaturc an two years .• the US Treasuj
Gave 'em Itt//. Toby! :\an~ed with not cotl
You can suU regiS\er to vote up to, and on, election day by going to tilt lloc:unllerlts) and Nix1
Muhnomah County Board or Elecuons • • .. Nixon shoul~
." Meeker wntd
T th Ed •t 1\ould go anto the U 0 e I 0 r . Puniteve dam a
------------------------ --------~-- -------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- ~>nd~actonthcpan~ •
A word of thanks
:'lictl Sabtn wt~hcs to eJtprcs\ hi\
appr«tauon lor the card" and
Oo\\Cr\ that \\ere "icnt by student'
and lucult' members to his wtfe. She
lo'ed them and the :)code~. too
I retract fom~ of the nast)
thtng"i 1\e qed about student!
lvt·ll .5abm
Pm/rJlur uf CummuntrollonJ
Helping the senate better the campus not tn·ftght
among themselvc~ I ~uppon Pagan
Fello"'~hap not because of tts
philo~oph> but because. lill.e a frat
it tnes to ju~t have fun The senate
like the P10nrn Lo~ ~>hould try to
ampro'e the c:ampu~ tr there are
trul) an) burntntt assue!. let the ~•u
dcnt brinr them to the :.cnate. not
Mllct AIIM
Frnhman
Not the point at all
Arter ob)('f'\'108 three ~!\saons "Dell~ dtd no1 SD)' she wus a
of the sJoraotu senate 10 $0SIOn I cru~der'
huH' found a better way to organuc -\her readeng the antcle
:~tudcnt go,crnment . "Wtldhle rehabthtutaon center
Our student cnate spend' 90 pre" ides a temponiry answer" m the
pc:ra:nt or it' umc JUt.\ arguing O'H'r la•t iuue wath ,ome embarrassment,
huv. to dole out money. A simpler 1 \\.t: ha"e come to the conclusaon that
'u' ~ould be to -..et up a 1lot 11 would be u ound adca for the
nuu:hmc and JP"e e.tch group u Pwnri'T Lux to let the mtcrvtcwee
number of to~ens . I hu method ol read the lcature before pubhcauon
hnam:mg could not be any v.or c Mi•quoting ecm' to be a common
than v.hat 1omcttme3o d~ • ta~c I occurrence in the paper
place. For the )catl) battle on finan· The Audubon Rchabahcauon
cang. ~t up a fhhbov.J with shps of Center Will terribly mtsrcpra.ented
poapcr v.ith 3mounts of money and downplayed . It I) doeng a grC4St
\\rtllen on them, then blindfold a dC4SI or good and it ta by no meana
rcprCKntau"c from each organiLB- u'elt)' unneccnary or fuule What
lion and let him dro~v. Cor money. wa• ~otud an the mtcrvaew wau u,ed 10
One of the b11 fight\ O\:et evef)
euuc 1\ "rcp~cntauvene3o\ .. Some
~nlllOf quite oCtcn will obJec;t to
cans•def;&teon of an iuue becaur.c:
• thcv do not have true reprcscnt11110n .
I he problem i~ most oC the students
on 1."arnpu~ don't care and the iuuea
arc o minutr I can't blame them.
Our .cnatc, to feel important, haa to
look for petty IUUat to jusllfy ttl
c •stcnc:e
Our senators should try to the v.rong conttAI We wanted to
'ltrc'' the poml thut there '' much
1 that need~ to be done tn all arcaa nnd
the crux of these problem• he 1n the
people'\ .uutudef and awareness
I hat 1 whut need• to be dealt wuh
ffi0\1 eJ~tcnw.lely In the mcanumc.
placet; hke the Audubon Rehabahta
uon Center urc in Mrwt need
At> for ourJelva. we too were
mi•rcpre cntcd. A"de (rom the mts·
quotca and tw••ted antcrprctuuon~J,
what we were tryang to get acrou wa ... m1!.~d and came off as extremely
tnte We fed you should be uwure of
what you arc dotng
Oh one last thmg Who ts
D1ann Johnson?• Cenntnly not the
woman who tntcrvaewed w
Juan of -trr uupl uh. I mton
Paula Dtll
Sophom ort
Buky WIIJoll
Sophomort
l:.dllor·, Vott
It ha~ h~m . and w11/ runtmut to
ht. tht' polin of tht Ptoncer I og thot
arlldt~ (DflnCJI ht rl'ad by tltt sub·
)tc'/j u/thwt ftorltl prror to publica
lltJn. Tht ua.wnjur that polin 1.1 not
emil· tu O\'otd rtruorshlp cum
pflc ·allofl.~ 1ht' Log tJ mort than o
""" 1paprr 11 u af_\o a rla.s.s tn whlc h
.Hudrntt must/tam how to wrflt ",./I
and orruratt'fl If thtrt' u a {1fiJ·
quott· tlat' td11ors of thu paptr mufl
ht rum t~rnrcl. but K t· must br )Uti a.•
cone ~rnt'd that Jta{j mt'mbtrJ I tarn
/rum th~" mmokts
Furthrrmort. ··Diana Juhmon ·
u th«-psrudummfor o ftudrnt "'W
prt'/t'n tu M ,,. undtr thut 11amt for
OJ /on~: o' ''" "·urk s on tht' l og
Math important
An edatonal pnnted an the: Apnl
27. 197M Pfmw.-r I u~: muk« scverul
comment• about the proposed
muthematac" rcquucment and lis
rc:lauoMiup to a •tudenc•, luturc
occupalton Spccthcally. the
cdttonal JJiatc~o :
• J uat beausc: a student
i~n't famthar wath algebra
donn't mean he wtll never be
)UCCa lui in journaham. ~culp·
ling. theater. pohctt.al aCJc:nce. psychology htStory "
The eduonal also ~uues that
profcs~>eonal people outsade thi~
college Cecl moth beyond remedtal
lt\lel I\ U!oefUI only tO ilrChllCCIS
c:ontructo~ math teacher$ and the
hke
Unfonunutcly the editors
ne\ICr bothered to con~>Uit wath the
LC. p)ychology department as to the
value ol mathemottc:s an our des
ctphne Any rnuonal planmng of a
career tn psychology pomts to the
ub:.urdaty or tha~ editorial
The luct) nrc these·
I) It 111 almost imposs•ble to
obtain employment tn psychology
wuhout o graduate degree. The
average GRE Cor doctoral programs
an p\ycholoSY for '76-'77 wa~o 612.
not a mammal score.
2> An Amencan Psychologacal
A~'IOCtutto n survey of un
dcrgrnd uate non-psychology
cour.,e!> recommended or requarcd
for graduate school reveals 71
depanmcnt~ hsted mathematiC)
couf't'l. (algebra. statisucs. calculus),
61 Its ted ~ocecnce course. (beology.
c:hcmelll ry physac:al sctence. ··sceence
background") and 21 hstcd soceal
\Cience requercments .
'> We cunnot find any re~pectcd
gu1duutc dcpanmcn t 10 the country
thut wtll not requtre some kand of
quontnttve abahty (stati~o tacs) at~ a
reqtJtred gruduate cour. e lor a
degree
There: urc 1 he facti) a~ we \ acw
them II ··ouhJde profe"aonalt~'' can
pro\lc dellc:rcntly . let the editor
pruduc;c them (If suppl) u' \l.ath
dirc:tt quule\
One meght urgue thttt Jl')'·
c hoiUl(.V l!io a humumlitlt' fecld iJ nd "'e
'huuld not be con~trutncd to ur,.,~ctn nt!. from reJ categome and measure people.
I b ent.
•~ a eglltmatc concern. ut • Smcc not JUSt J
separate 1\suc I rom the compct:cnc l\nlvt ng govern met
or tr.uned profes~•onals Olilnlllll would be sd
Examantng our present d u~ hbcled by mnut
mcnt who'e antcr~t!o range rhe second cho~
cognet1on ncurobaology, <~OCJal .·nmn .. llcd by com~
choi08Y de\clopmentnl, fundb betng c
and chntcal psychology . we find The munu81n8 all or u~ have some lund studymg our
muthemattcal 'iOphlsttcnuon a lovelle!>
remcdaul mathematto Of our an, has diJ
prucucmg chnectnns, one h1n
undcrgruduule math degree and "They [polttect
other ·~ ncuvcly U!ol08 a computer urc, then move
he~ prac:tece l~md a little time co
HumanistiC concerns do .. -1 hen they urc: 1
negntc the need for scecnufic allowed up wtth a pi
Even 11 one pin nned never to , • ..,.,.,., k ·type. 1 he or
research agatn new psycho! usted from thear P•
pnncaple' und technaquc'l are "The rematntna
developed con\tuntly RcadtnS onall) a) they c1
prOfC!i\IOnal literature .,.,,,,. someone off 1
stall~ttcal and therefore. at lUll ~u~~
algcbru1c competence If you plan "Then ofl the)
deal wath people there t!o o a quect placl
commaument to be able. at lea~l. ~ clothtng Gnd s'
undef')tund your field :ang them)clv~ on
Othcrwt\e you urc n d "Wh11e ens1de.
rool bh:.hcr'l clamour
I o liUggc,t that what nghto, "
'\ludenl\ need 1!1 .1 course tn ho\\ In ,\-lt'motri Nt
buluncc u chcd.bool and that done 10 pmo
quercmcnts 'huuld be avoided Mn) be al, 11s e
m1ght be puml ul ..rc tmult<> to rytheng 11 1~ wor
'tudcnt'. fuculty und ad · 8ood 1ournnh~t)
taon. To mnkc Judgement\ on u malhon to
rclcvantc ol tcrtuln field~ too But 1 bet I'd nc
hu,cd on unsub,cnntmtcd "ou1~1dc
prolc\'~umul people" border'
JnUrOllh,ltl malpr.ICti(.C
your ey~
~/(IIIII .lfllf'!
11 '\l\(11111 l'ru/•'' wr •J/ p, 1, lw/C!I.I tcream) surprt!le. ar
Jlt'lt'llu ~f. c .,,, ....... lll\ face durang la't
;h\IHtllll l;m/t'\\m tJ/ PH 1 he whepped c. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
• 4 Pumrrr J.ux. Muy IIJ, action
llll\\ ltlhrmuti\C ncllon If
• 1un ~uppmh BuUc, Conr""'
ld umc:nd IItie VI to
gram' 'uch II' Bakke han
uncd olSIIIO''· Htllthc: Coun
~,·o•d•ng the
h~l 11 utton.al it\, •
Many lnwycr' thm~
uld '"" hi" "u'e, hut the c
Jlltn\lt'\ IO emphliSI/t II Will
It on the qUclllton of 11 11rrn"11
lton but on whether Bakke •hou
\e becn .1dmmed to tiC
dcr the ht\\.
\\ htche\C:r Wll} the: ( uurt
ttl not be cut .tnd draed In a
•nion the Court relc:a'>cd, 11
u ''ju"a ,,, the mcc ot .. tudent&
cun .. adc:rcd 1 n dctc ·mu•··
1ethcr .1 con,tttutaonul \tolatll'l
occurred, ~o nho mu,t n.ct
tt:.ldc:rcd tn lormuluttns
ed\ '
I he \\.urcn Hurger Court
(J th,tl I he l 'C J>U\Il> ndmtUJIII
.l(!r:Hn \\COl too fur an
oht' lor mtn<mtle' or tht:' rt
d that Bttkl-c "''' not
:au~c ol uthcr lucttlr\ liUch •u
• and h" intc:t vtC\\ nuanp not
'C' • • •
eon Tuesday
y m Oregon
n All 'ltudents (nnd fnculty too)
tave polhnglocut1on~ to ellcraJt
he one time of year you hnc
~overnme nt, so don't hlo" 11!
ter~ will tum out for thi~ ycar't
iOdy governmen t election
ould follow the example set b)
Washington County's Preana
the fact that she as a Dcmomr,
Padgett Rumor hns It she 11
l two years
l1 on. election day by going to the • In the fast lane
• the bull over our eyes
~n rlrrtr
t!ll""r I "' t dllnr·ln•C hltf
R11:hurd M '-11\on j, :'ltrev.tny u" o\er U@•nn
I ht~ umc: he not rapptng \meracun ofl lor their rc pee: a but r or S 1 Q 9S,
CO)I of ha!< nev. book nrc· Ml'nltllrt of Rtrlrard \tum Wurncr
0mmumcallon~ Inc •. which wall pubh h the pnper bucll edit ton puad
\JAtln more thnn S2 mtlhon then ~old the Ctrot~et und Dunhtp publi•hmr
~ran'' hurd buck nght., Grouet and Dunlup report~ 11 hu~ .tlrc:adv •old tta
hcdulcc.l f1n11 J'lft 'run or 20,000 copies, I rom whtch the company wall rukc
ab<'Ut \I rnilhon an profat. Tlmf mug.lllnt report!lthut there .tre ulso two
uti edllaons one ror SSO complete with 1 rtcll.y Dtclc'~ very own tgnn1Ure
another h:.lther-bound, autographed edmon to be d11tr1butcd to Nallon
'"u'1"'' .11 \2SO
I he pre ' hu' hud nothtnp glowtni to repon about Ni,on'!ilute~t cru\h
the limelight It I\ all "'uton·, antcrprctatton ol h"tory, pluymg up the
lhtr~r11r1 c incadc:nt "' "JUst a public rciUttOn!l progrum thut onl) needed a
'~1hlic: rchttton" tolutton "
1wrt rcporu thnt 'the book doe5 not cont.un uny )muahmg revclutton 1•
I) neat her choll\o nor pondcrou ... It will \Utttf) nctthcr readers toolonglor
go,sap nor 'cholor~ ,ecking proround inSight anto the rorces
,!Jnmll globul pollllo.
\lt•mulf\ 1 \Uid to be 11 1,184 pugc '>ynthe:m. ol 1hr fmal Dal\ nnd
•·••n'"'• wonderful behand thc-dc\k chills he ga\c the 1\meru:an pubhc
y the lust dny" of h1' prl:'\tdenc) "~1xon'!i story 15 1 he a me delcn~t\'C,
·~·11ctul .tnd unconvtnctng account that he ha5 told :.o often tn the past."
Tmrc ' 'tory
l>a~tnbut1on ol the book 1~ brtngmp with 11 .1 wove nl di su~t lor u m.1n
t.tn <.ommll a cnme agaan~l tbe Amcncun populuuon und profit from
crt me Some: book !It ores are even plnctng 11 tn the facta on \ecuon where 11
~ccp compan)' with Grimms Fulfl' Talt'.t and 10mc: ol the more
~rragcou' 'ctc:nce ticuon fanras1e'
In a recent edtlonal lttled "Let\ kack Naxon around JU!II once more "
ttf ~i l*t>k editor Rtchard Meeker even went '10 f~~r "'to •mgge't one
bnng a luW'iUtl agumst N1xon lor rapmg our moral char.tcter H1~
lfTilUio 1 ncl udcd 1 he f ollowmg.
• Bv h~ttng the Ne" York Tame .. ( o., which purchased rcpnnt nghts the
uc could be talcn to that ~tate , accordang to Meeker New York pas<~cd .1
tc. lo.~t summer knov. n .u the .. Son ol \c1m" lav. "hach he writ!:'\, •tole'
from people the rrutt~ of thcar $Cihng stone .. oft hear wrongdotng! . CThu
te wo' wratten to prevent Davtd lkrkowttl from 'luccumbtng to offc" to
tht 'true story' of New York'' 44 cahber lallcr ) In odd1t1on to the
te, the so-culled 'Rest.Dtcmcnt' of the common law of rcsutuuon
:o~.erful argument 1n any case ,mywhcre) conuun~ thiS logacul darecttve A
:rnlm I!> not permmed to profit by hu own wrong dt the e"pensc ot another·
• In order to get into federol court, where there \hould be no dtspute a~
the (acts of the ca_se, Meeker )l}Y$ .. we need what'~ known us 'davers1ty' plus
least S I 0.000 tn damages " Dtvenuy , whach mean, the derendonu are
'~"''"u tn dtffc:rcnt states, could be satisfied by nammg the New York. Tame1
o., the US Treasury Department an Woshtngton, DC (wh1ch could be
rged with not collecttng pubhc royahtes from Ntxon for h1s use of public
nnd Nixon, of Californaa, a& defendants .
• "Nilton should be forced to return has royalhc:s from book sales an New
., •• l " Meeker wntes. "We the tn~payers should recover ~ that1s, the money
ld go an to the US Treasury ... Entertainment
A DOCTOR A DAY.
Charles LaTourette , Darcta Duquette , and A Nannotte O'Bnen play an Tho Good Doctor, o sert~ of
shorts by Neal S1mon at the Long Goodbye tavern
Simon doctors Chekhov to one-liner
\nnr "ltlnrr
Uf lhr l'turn .. , I 111.
fh~:rc 1" u hMe :~.pace tn the
~orm:r ttl the har.c:ment tn the I nnB
Gtlod h\ c I,,, cr n tn tJn\\ nto\\ n
Portl,tnd. 1 hc:rc:: t) d cement pot~t 1n
the madtJk ol at and ro"'" ot chutr an
front ot tl.
1 he) Ci1ll 11 ,, .. tagc. fhc: h\c:
entertatner" do not ''"it \tmgs. pin)
tn trumcnt • ur do :~tand-up "omcd)
rout me.. I he) put on u pia~
l he production at the long
Goodbye''"~ 1m probable aa the r~t
ol tht' .. cen<~no Pia) v.flght Net I
\1mon adapted 'hort ~tones b) An
ton ( het.ho' tnto a narrative rc' uc.
The ch..tr.tctc:n~llcllth~ two writers
hove tn common could fat tnto the
Pia~ back I heater 'tt&~ge ( hck ho\
wa'l a doctor .tnd ~1mon's ntckname
,, .. Doc .. whach exphun!lthe IItle "'
least Thr Good l>or10r Sttll. the
work~ of the great Ru .. ~mn tUUII\ \~tuall. \\ hJt I arnporiUntt)
"'" \\ h.ll Stmon ha~ done to
l hd,hu\, hut "h.tl Chckho\ h;s!\
done ht Stmun
I here '"' nul htnt~ mure ~crtou~
th.tn Ctlnlt:l.h •• 1nd •n m.1n) wa\ thl'\
t'lo .t \CIIUU'\ pl.n ChcL.ho\ und
Stmnn ma\ he tJramallcalh
dlllc:rcnt. hut the) arc both \Hiltng
,,huut n unt\er~althemc: · \\C lllu[th .It
the "ullcrtnt; nl other people
I hut Ctlnccpl t) Introduced tn
the lar"t rnnnologuc b) the "-ruer.
bc.tuutulh portril)cd by Chari() l..a
I ourem· l>rt::~,cd and ~pcctaclcd
10 nrdc:r to sut~~c~l the: Good Doc1or
Chd. hrn. \\ hn 1 he \\: rnet ·rea II) tS.
l .. t T uurc-ttc lnlts the llketchcs
tn~cthcr •n a dehghtlull) lrenellc
n.trraii\C, CrC"attnl( stone::. liO l;ht h~
can barcl) wnte them do\\n !UU~'Snrne I >nt 1 ·-' htlanous lc:uon
un '"'\.IUC'tng ,uhcr men ·~ wtv6, und '"
~ucL'\"'~ful i.luc to the talents ol Lu
luurt:lh.'. the-Seducer Bob Kelley
,,lrtr,a~" ,J ~ hurf tdt' bUAIOCUman
\\ htt-.c hu\tnt"\lo j,. to sell ttckcts to his
n\\n dro""'"~ ·surgery.- "h•ch
lc::.ll un..... I I r uurcttc and Bnolher
~Cf) capahlc .1ctor. Gar) B•uey. 11 n
,t,,p,lld lnul. Ul the callous pom·
pu'tt~ ol ,, llunJ.y mccJtcnl Jtudcnt
I I .t I ''urcttcl who wreak$ havoc: b)'
tr\lnl! "' tmtt.tte ht\ supcnof'l\
In nthcr ketches, a lonely old
couple nn ,, rark bench dcctdes 11 1s
-J un I .1te lor Happtn~ ." hnd a
shrC'" \\ ho 1 upposcdl} a
"f>clcn..cla.' Creature,"' ~'Creams.
"htn~~ <~nd t hro" u lit 10 front ol a
puor. ~out·nddcn banJ.cr unttl he
11et~< "h.tt 'he wuna
I he mt'n ol the compan) v.ere
.til fl:,t una hi) lane uctof). Ba cy and
I .1 I nun::Hc turned an pertormancn
that \llcrc 4011e prol~s•onal The
twu "nmcn. Dana Duquette and A.
~annette 0'8nen. d1d no1 sup pi) the
htc nee~'·'" lor 1 he comtc element -
• Punittve dnmage.s could also be brought ogamst N1xon for outrageous ------------ .nr1au,~ t on the part of a defendant Courts grant such damages to prevent plnywt~ght. who ulso wrote Th.t·
('hnra Ort·hard. 'IC:C:m hardl) rtttiOi!
m:ucnullor .1dapnon 1nto the 'ICtte'
of One-hncr.. for \\ htch C.,tmOn I
de,crvcdJy (amOU\ It 'eem' lotttClll
th.at tf C'hclho' hud wanted the'e
~hort ston~ to be a play or evtn
one-act\ he would ha'c wntten
them that v.a\ 1 he-lul\t 'ketch. ~ 1 he ~nee/e.·
purtr<~~ o~n c.arn~th tnept Cl\ il )Cr·
v.1n1 the '"'"tunl C'hadClerk tn the
l>cp.lrtmcl\1 ul frc~ and au~hcs.
~ hu 'ncc-lc' mtghuh on hh bo''
the: tmrw ... tnl' .1nd pompous ~hnl\ter
ol l)u hltc I,Lu ~' On I) m.a kmg a I O(ll
t'l htm'ltll h~ .tttemplln~ to make
.tmend!io. he l[tte:"~ home and he~ d(lwn
"' dte nl humthuuon \\hen the enpl rchcd on their pcr-
lnrm.tn~ •• 1 10 ~1 he Govcrn~
••nd '"1 he \ud1t11tn ,'" the comedy fell
.tft.trl .tnd hcrumc nterel) depres ins
I he:\ \\c-rt: much h<tter tn suppontng egome and measure people
ra lcg.itamalc concern, but
1nrntc 1nuc lrom the comoellcfiC
anuncd profe~'iiOnals
Exomtntng our pre-.cnt dc:p.~an
nt who~c anterests range
p1i11on. neurobiology, ~octnl
>logy. de\clopmental,
j climcal psychology. we: fand
or us have ~omc kind
thcmaucul soph1sttcnuon nbtl\1
redml muthematl~ Of our
lcttcmg chntCIUn5, one ha~
:fergraduote math degree nnd
1cr ts actively usang a computer
practice
H umnm~ouc concerns do
~ate the need for ~C1cnt1ftc •.llill'
~n tf one planned never to
l:arch agatn, new psycholc>gta
nctplc' ond techmque~ arc "''~
!eloped con.,tantly Rendans
1fe~stonnl literature rcq
ja~otteal and therefore , ut lcaJI
ebratc competence If you plan
11 With people there 1s a
hm1ttment to be able .. Ill lca•t.
•ef')tnnd your field
Otherwt~. you nrc a d
I
I o susgc'lt that what
Cfenrs need Ill a cour'lc 1n ho~
rncc a chcd book. nnd thllt
r.emcnh \hould be uvo1ded wh
~ht be puanl ul are tmulh to
~cnl\ lacult~ und adm1nt
1 I o mnkc JUdgcmcnh on t
•vuncc ol certu1n held' ton ,.,.,,l'f',
cd on un'iubstnnttntcd ·•out
lc~'"onal people" border'
rn.tl 1\llc mu I pract tee
(, '""" Hl\fU/11 Pro/nwr u/ P\1 d,,,,.,,,.
If t'lt•nu \1 { tJr/t:tlll
\\1\llmt /'ro/nwr of Pln Jru/tll.l
Ptllllt't'T /.IIJl. M Ul' Ill, ·l'f~r•rlant~ from repeattng o(fens~. Meeker sugge1ts thlll Sl would be
lflicacnt
• Smce not JUS I any phuntiff can go an to court to complam about affa1n
ng government businC$s. Wrllomtttt Wuk'J cdator says the tdcal
would be someone who appeared on Naxon's enemae list and wa\
U\ labeled by tnnuendo through pubhcataon Of the book
fhe ... ccond chotec of plaant1ff would be a boobtore owner who .. as be1ng
,,mn .. lled by competition to purchase mcmoal'$ for resulc and object~ to
fund~ beang channeled to a known cnmmol "
r he munugang tdttor of Oregon State Umvcr!~aty's Dati~ Baromtttr.
studymg our ex-President 's pohueal career nnd the cxpencnOC$ of
terg11tc lovelic such as John Dean, H R Haldeman and John
rhrl•,.hmnn, has di~covered the perfect way to profit by pohttcnl involve-
"They (poliucanns) stan out anywhtre 1n the (ederal government
Jmn•ure. then move up a btt. or get next to someone tmponant Neltt they
l<~~erld n httle ume collcctmg lhtar mformnuon (1 hesnnte to call II rcseurch.)
"1 hen they arc ell her ell posed an the new paper' or on electronac mcdlll,
I)Jiowcd up With a paperback book A new wrinkle to thl\ plon t~ the '1-wn\·
rook' type The only vanahon ts,theycommll an Illegal act and usually are
.11\tcd lrom thetr poorly paymg government Job
~The remnamng step~ arc obvaous Thev make ... ~ btg or an tmpre'>Ston
'"'"nutty a~> thc:y can. Lyang, ch~ung. brenkang anto a rederal butldmg or
ne \Omeone orr With government ca'h are \Ure IBCIIC!t \0 c:hnch later be-t•
1ng ~ucce~s
.. fhen off tht)' curry tO pmon ror jU\1 1J long enough \Cntence IO
tdc 11 qu1ct place to fabncate the manu,crapt Mo~t pemtenuanc:' oftcr
liOd clot hang and .. uppl) paper. penc1l~ undo typcv.nter (tf the) \Wear not to
~ng themselv~ on the rabbon)
··Whtle tnMde. they wnte to man) pubh~he,.,. Ju,t numc the pn~
h!ihel\ c:lnmour at the gott~ on the day 'the famou' wnter' gel\ out to get
lht nghh ·•
In Mm1ulf1 Nll\on even say,, ·some or the be,t wnttng m ha\torv hn'
done an pnson Thml ol Lemn and (,andht "
Muybe 1r. a~ editor of the: P1onr'r Lnx. I were to np the paper ofl for
!\rrut h1ng 11 t:> wonh (tncludmg the No-Do1 and liquor ~o mdu.pen•nblc to
)!tOtld Journuhst) , then wu!l to wnte about the whole ,ord1d ,\fllltr l ~ould
kc u malhon. too
But I bet I'd never be Prc\ldcnt -
~tmon hu' gone further thiln
that He: hu' added his own dl\tmctl)
Amcn~an .. tamp to the material 1 he
hybradvauon rna\ offend pupah ot
'criou' Ru.,..tun theater. and ':ltmon
could he condemned a' pre .. ump· ~11:·~ n1H ·• pantcul .. rly amu\ln&
ht;orc. hut then. neither wu. Charhc
C'h.tphn, \\hen !OU 81ll rtght dO\\ n let
II. 8t:'td~ . S1mon Oller-. an :tftcrnat('
end•nll lm th1N~ who obJect to that
unl!'. H~· g''t'' home. h~ do\\ n. and
mhent 50 mtlhon rubl~. Ho. ho.
hi•
Pioneer Log
• Campus Boa 2t
Lowta eno Clar" Cottego. PotlllncJ Oregon 97219
1603) 24<4 ·8 161 ua 232
Editor ·ln·Chltl Jell P1t reo Bualntu Manegtt· John Scou
Nt'IU Editor Phylll$ Ostur
Copy Edllou. Porrv Olton Hans Holt·
nogal
Sportt Editor K•m Hartwtg
£nltrtJijnmena Edllor L•ll GrOClntng
Arl Olr~ao• C .uohnc: Gaht
Phologreplly Edtlor Jono Kltclter
Compoatllon Edtlor: Srtartone Kamoto
Adwtrtlalng Manager, T OQy Pls<Sgl!ll
Ctrculallon MaNgtr, Antta MiliCI.
Wrtt•ra. TatacUwa Chtblnguza. Produc:llon B lty Boorowslt.t Rav
Clark Jana Fuu 11 Jone Hudson
Nan Groy-Jortnllon Suo Kaplan
Anne Slcll\et
Compoallton C•nor Br~ ~tna Jan,,.
Clark KlilltJn Ha•l!dll Crace tnolluehl
, Lynne u "'ltma N I WOOdy
Arttal M.tll Wuetlll!r
I M•Jor adYtiOr. Rtcl\;ud Hovl
Sptnlual Guldanc:t Tne •p,. People "'"'"" I he pia~ \\:J" "'ell uatcd to the
thc.ttc-r. "hach '' h.udl~ .1 1agea1 all.
hut Oltll'~ u huh: tn the "''~~" r here ·~
nu 'ICl tn "f'IC'alt. '~1. and lhe .:uruun
\\ ,,, n:m1m~ent ul \htm' old h~ts
'trunl! up tn the 8arugc I he
C\\,1\IOle, ·•Pf'ICMCO to he Good~•ll
hnd,, .ant.! the make·up was:. clearl)
''''hie. ,,, the .tudtc::n~"e W1b anang
pr.actt~.tlh 111 the .tctur' lap
\II ''' tht' "ur~) tor the pia).
r.uher 1h01n ··~·~~"'' 11. \Vhen the
W tiiCf •lf1tlhlltlle' tur the h:.tk\ tl')(lr
and th~· m~·"''"c's ul hh uc
~"m'~·'"""" 'uddt'nl~ the :u
"''''Pherc- n'llt' au't nght. ~n\1 the
ft~'''ftle Ill th~· •IUdu:nt..~ ~\:UmC'
l!tll.''t' r.tth~·r th.tn tntruder' T h~: •
lnttm.t~\ ''''h~ th~-.ttc-r.cuuph.'\.1 w1th
th..: un.tl\.l'h~'\J c'ut'lero~nle ,,f the
~.t~t. ,Jr;~\\ C\C'I"\ ''nt' tnhl ., f1ather • l.,,n,ptr.ttunal u.·t ... tl\tn,hlp 11 ~ dll•
11~.uh "' tnl.l~llll' the ~m\: effect
~tnf ..... h,~·,c-J ,,,. ,, ltrn~dwa' ta~c
Murray Cotem.tn Jell O••on Cttuck OlftCIOI pobhc uon of tnll' As50C•alt..>cl 1 h••Ufh lht' 1,.n·1 ~1m11n·, iun·
Fall Nana Grey.Jonnson . Sue Studenta ot L w11 end Clara.. 061S sw Kaptan,KahLUSwuii .OutchMandel. Palahnt Htll ROitil Ponlana Oregon Ill~ I f\1.1\ t:\ n lllc•c/wc ft'" S1n10n 1'\
Anile Matt.s Randy Massenga le. 97219 p11nteo w~~tly by the Stllwooct ~IIC'f th.an llh I cnmt'i!\
Oavtd Powell, Lou Putman St ... • BH S«ono c r.s p05111go D8td1tt I h1' I' t'h\ h'U'I' u -II.'" ·hud~l
Rtll.,bCtrgor, Colby Scnmlll Hall! Porttanc:l 0•-on Annual sui)Ser•"'lton Trtoralemnon Oav•d Unt•rmaytl , cc»l S.J ?S 1~: US subsCribers " ~·th•rt .tnd I hi.' J~·untt ~·uulcl u .. l.' !ooOO\~
Chnaltna WOOdy Standard 1 ties lor d•aptay ec:t .... r-P•'h'h H11\\c;\~ 1 thl.' pl.&) duc:,rft
Spol'tl S.,m Brtgg >Rrah Burna Mtlle ' 1,11ng. S2 2!1 per cotumn tn<:l\ $75 nett ll.'.tlh 'I.'CI11 t'' nl.'e\1 u e,, .md 'h~·
Clarl< Muuay Cotem~n Oa..•llUwll page SISO lull p~e Ctterg" lo• ~"U'I m.a;.,.c:, Uft Ill cllurl \\b,ttlt lu\:1..~
lltnC!!i Woods CIIUtlttld td~ $ 05 p I h0fd Enttrlalnmtnt BomOt Ltlc:f\ITIM Stacy tn '' ·hnh~ue I ht' a tor" thh.l\\
Roul Annt: Sletne• \ltcws uprcss'l11 •• e '"~ ot lh\t ahcm,~·h e~ tnhl t hctr "''cs "11 h ~uch
Rtal World Ctndt Owons wllltll Ill(! dO nOif\.C:C!t:U.lattiY rall~llltl :rc·,tl ollld \lb\ IIlii" t: ll,ltl\ ntC"nl thllt I he
Publlc:k Oceurrtnc:ta 1\aroo lomtMrd vttws ollrte alucJ nt bOdy tl'ttlll!CUII\' or "h,,J~· dted '' chat man¥ und cntcr-
dd d h '"h Pholography Racll Colltn5 Brlt Oo.ano the c:oneo aomuHslltlltOn UnstgMO I ht., note: •~ a re,!tc to I e 1t t.unm~·
b dd Jtll Oucon Ken f'llbrt<:lo Jomes vchtouats llltl flUCj!Q~hut lind appro•~ c-YOliJ' eye, u y mnn" (ltctunlh I thm~ It wa!l 8 ''hit Flanagan O..v•O Homb•e. Marl. KOI\!n by lho IICIIIOra lind mO~QOf11 ol tms \1 thl" Plol\ bud: 1 heater, II\'(
11 vtriCllf~) \\ ho CO\iefed my £ncc With Owtghl Lay, Katl Po•lt:tl n OavhJ Willi!) I)At:H!t lind tallt!CI lhcrnajonl)• ODtnlonOI \ UUII~ aCIU~ ,ue pnt~IICIO(t thetr Drt,
cream) ,urpme. nnd to the pe"on (or pcr'lons) who h1red the pte thrown 10 John Yoder tnoao otltccra und uudten «:$ und ca t tthke a~
ruce duflng la\t Monday·~ meeting ur the PmtJt't'f I og edltortal b(lard Eataoltshoel \942 hll\llll! " \\ ondrrlul hme Tha~ I!\
1 he v.h1pped creum was dchCIOU'. JU~t hke on th:e~c:o:m::m:c::r~c~•u~l:" :__•:__:==============================-~"'~h~a~'~'~h~c.~H~,·~r~t~d~l~l ~a~bo~u~t:_ __ ~•
r·t·t l.ox • .\faa· 18. /978 5 -Drews plans retirement
\nil• Marl.'
Ill tilt l'um••• I "I
II '' ••nld "''t t.t\..1." much 1m·
ll~tn.tlhlll Ill f'ldUfC htrn flii'IOf
Jo'' n 1 hl \m.ll•'n ''" the \lncan
Ouccn \\ h{n tnthr•lJHliO~\
f'"''l"-'ft' R.,tun ll~\\' ~tlfc,, l1c
f'l.tn' ht hc'oHJ du\\ n lhoJt w.ay.
Dt e'"· '' h•' "'" rcure at thc end
nl ,,, 10~ tcrnt. ~nd hc \\Unh hl "gel
m ,, hill• ll.tn•hnt:,." H\ll\t'\t'l . he
f'll'lt'f' ,10 tii\U,Uill m~c Ol
tr.IO'fWIUIIItll\ ht." hi.:t'' IU tra•·l,'l h\
In: l~hrcr
"Mo'l 'h'Jl' \\Ill hu•c p.t,,engcr
••u.'tmtm•lllruron' "'' ll peortt-."
l>rt'"' ~1J "II &he ha' e an m•trC
th,m th.tl thl·r~·, a m.mumc lu" th111
!o.lh thl'\ lt.tH' I•' h.t'c mcd11.al pt'r
'nnnd
•t t:Utl•'tl u h .tllrl\\CI atzt'OC~ \ll
~t311 \lith hut '"'" m\ \\lie .tnd I
nMt.l· thl .111 ln\1l'mcnt, ,,ur,chc-~.
hc -..ud "\II \t)U h.t\C 111 d•• '' gc11n
lotH• h "uh I rc1~ht hnc~ ~
l>rt'\\' -.atd he: h.t) .rlrc.td\
, hrdul1d ''H' tr"(lghtet ~xcur-~nn'
·1 \l~ "••ll .IC'.tn nnd 1 huH· .1 ~r~r
pl.rnnc:d ~Hnc: J tnUaf\ .~ he ,.ut.l.
\\\'II 'I .If\ 1n 't'" Orle.an,, gel
through the I'Jn-tmu C.tnul .tnd g,,
do" n 1 h\: "c't '''''t ot South
\mcricot 'nt lall "c·r~ glllntt to
tul..c n <.rur r n the Pactlli:'
•t nl\chn~ h\ lrcaghtcr tn ha'c
Jr~d' Mntua;c,, thou~h \\ c tcut.._
l.oul'l-I ha\t:r l h•rrner l e\\ '"' and
C'lltrt. dean ''' lacult\ )31ong ~ llh u ..
one ttrnc on "h'-'1 wu.. U(lJlO!'cdl) a
7~-da\ C'ru''" We "ere onl\ at ,ca
IOI 20 d:.&\
•l''c .tl"a}> hnc:d the 'u hut
\OU c:-tn fU'I ne\.cr ~Uilt' rei) on J
1 tctghtcr I<' go "here 11 ,. .. ~"' It will "'
Dtc" .... id tra,chng ha.' been a
p;an ot h1~ hfe for man\ )'ear-.. "1
tcmporanl) ;abandoned m~ Ma,ter\
(dtt~n:c) aher I toot. a coui'C tn the
hrl>Htr') nt the fnr b)t." he ..a1d "h
wa' .&bout I~ ttit'n, and I tool "
JOb tc..tchtn~ atthr Pd.111g Amcr•e.tn
'-thool The ~chool year ended '""'
tn time ror me to get back to Pearl
Harbor bcfor"( the J•pan~ oc· CUJ'Il-d l htn:t "'
\\ uh the lar t·.t!ll :" ht'
.tnthr orutug•cnl 'flt'~lllh \. I )rc "'
... ud hr ",,, glad h) hn"\c 'ccn I he
''"''''of the: l'el.;ulf Mon \\h1lc 10
l tuna .. 1 ""' ''nc: ~tf the '·'"' men,
lcrt.11nl) one ol the: l.t'\1
anthwruh'~''''· to ,c;-~· thrm bclore
the\ \\-ere '"'llttcrt d "·• con,equenc:e
uf .~n mc1dcnt tn \\ tUid \\ .rr II "
1 he", n:t Ul ned to matnlund
l htn.l lor ,1 "''' 10 197(1 1-t 1~ 1r nd'
to the I "r ltl'l h.t\C ·•"n mduded •• .. ,t' 1 htnl! 'ttnt.. 1n R) ulu,,
Ut. tnll\\ ,,
llro ""d he hll:. tr.l\elcd t'\lt'n·
~•,ch '" I uropt'. lcudmg thrc~ • d1llcrcu ,tudcnt )!.rtlUfl' lor tht'
\mcnl.IO '\\Uih \hr~,ad organtt.t·
1 "'" In • ht 1.111 ••I I Q \ Drc"'' 'pent
~•' \\n "" tr 1\ehng h' hlm'lcll
thrnut:llthc "'"tel llnton
"I ""'~ the 1 run' '•bcna
r.ul''·'' ... he "'"cJ "I ~p~nt .1bout hull
"" uml''" ll1bc~1r.tun(.1'-o"c t 'tutc
m c ... ·ntr.•l \'m) .. tnd the rc't tn the:
,,1t~ ,,f < ll!•'r~•IJ .tnd the lJI.;nune ·
PIC\\' ,,ttd hC' '' looJ..tnj!
ltuw.ud t•t tlh I rc~' lime he Will hli\C;
\\hen h~ n:tue' "I tlC.tll\ 1\.c he-en
,t(IIH' Cl\CI tht' )C:.tf:o. In tht (U~
(. lull I'm "'" the rre...rdcnt ol the
I'Mtl.1nd \rt 'Au,cum·, Onental
\rt' ~tud, "''~ICI\ • •J'm lllut.tng I on~ urd to the
lll."etillm ••t ~pc.rlrn~ mure c\tcn\llit·
1\ t•n lhe .. uhJcl.l ol Chtnu," he ..a1d.
"I h,,,cn't hecn able to tr.l\t'l'tt'r) far
t•' ,pea._ hcc.tu'e I '~; been teachmg
.1nd pt'U('Ic nor m-ill\-\\ant ) ou d ur·
1n}! 1 he ~chunl '~;~r
l>rC\\!io ...ard he uho plnn" to
,p.;nd ume \Htttng two boo!..\ und il
m.1g:.:rtnc .trlldc ~one ol tht' book"
( "'"'"' J. \ unJ /nJIIJn A rl/rf\ as
"ntten .1nd JU't needs a hule more
\liurk. he -.aid It', J compumon or
'\\bitt the Ru,"un' d1d to tht' null"\cs.
uf non hern ".:oru J\ they e'po~nded lo
the c:1N and "hnt we d1d to the
Amert~Jn I ndmn "' ""e went Wt'SI
I h~; '''her book I!> 7 hr /.rlancb
llun c,,, A""' Dunn{! the
nanctt'\·nth c.:entur) the US churned
.and 'Utl\~'4UCOlJ) I0\1 doten\ Of
LC ST\JDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: 2¢/gatlon below normal
Either Mini or Full-serve
LABOR: 10% discount
PARTS: 10% discount CHEVRON
By popular demand. Burllng•me
C,ewon has offered us rhese price
reducttons I 0 card r&qutr&d. 5 gallon
min. on gas dtscount Located at Taylor's
Ferry Rd. & Terwilliger
6 245-4274
Free pick-up •nd delivery on Mrvlce
Friday, May 19
7pmto7am
Info available at KLC
A Muscular Dystrophy Marathon •
• ROBIN DREWS
At the end of spnng term, Dr Drew& will trade in hiS
chalk lor a travel bag as he and his wife plan to take
a freighter excurston through the Canbbean and down to South America This marks Just e stan on
how he plans to spend h1s retirement.
"land' tn the central P.tc11ic It .,
..tlmo~t J total!} lor(lollen cpl\odc tn
mcrrc.Jn ht,tOr)
Drew' ..aad the Jnrcle r~ one. he
ha' '\\Unled to do lor o long ttmc "but
JU't nt''"er gut around 10 wnung I'd
h!..c to tr.ttt thr ongtn~ of art from an
anthropolnga:.t'~o potnt of vaew
·Ever) culture ho!> an." he stud
Homose
Ol•na John'lon
Of I h~ Pkoll«t I ut
I c,hmnt"m und homo,e~~.unhly
have heen hlumed on mothel"> but
the lather ma~ he JUltl a:. tmportant a
cuntrtbutor to that behavaor accor
dm~ to ,pc,tker' .u o :.emtnar ht\t
\\-cck un \rttmund I rcud und the
,Uf"\1\UI ul women rn u male
d(lmtnuted 'UCrCI\
I cadtntt the dt\CU~o ron were
.lcannu: Mc.:Kmght ol thr I ewt' and
t l.trl I nttl"h depanment Jean
"'itnd.trd and M1m1 John~un 1 ht'
la,t 1 \\-O arc: anl'>lnnt profe '01"\ at
l nl\cl"oll) uf Oregon
!\hl~k.trd .1nd John~on are
worltn~ nn ~~ buol.. tentauvcl) tilled
\r' Rolt• Ot•• ·f'lupm~nt omJ .\t'
lnt•quallll l he book •~ bu\ed on
the1r own theorre' and rcst'nrch th~:y
huve conduct~d at U ol 0 on the
lamrtv .. tructurc~ ol lc)b1an
• CCTCamping
Travel Europe
Th" ktnd of VOOlhOo 11dvr.nture -. re
ofl .. nnQ takes a luaury cooch. ~~~~~
woth o rnuiUI"\l)tron.JI group of voung
p<.!Opie. SOrtlt! ~crll ••nl CiliTipl"9 <'qUip
ment. llnd h1JJ the road We ~..., !JIVe
yau o lot of opt10m as to whiCh 10.1d!l
w,.ll h1l
From thr beoches to the mountll•ns
th" r~uuron~ to the n.11ns, CC'T v.111
show you " f:.ur~ mwv )('i~son d
tr olllt!m Of!\lt'l k~w >NilS thl're Vitlng~
10 vrllag Md sorru·thlng rnore 1011
m.lle Fm·c to fJt ,. r---------------,
Pltt~e Sf'nd rne the CC'T Compjng I
Europr color broc:hurr dnd enter I
m~ rn thl" qn..to.dWi1)' cont.-.. t fat n hr<' I
22 d•lY E.urop<l tour I
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12« ~Uit ""r 478 I ILC 8o• UO lo..,.•t artd Cl11ril Collog•l fPontand OR 072UI I ~I\ o peorll" Ind. 11 It 1:. us much an
C\\t'ntml 11 'eemo,, u~ clothtnJ.l or
he Iter
Dre"' 'a•d he would oho ht..e to
)pend t1mc bru~htng up on enher
C hme'e or J.Jpaneo;e . "I'd hke to try
to go buc.k to rework one of them,"
he ..utd "1 hey were my doetorate
lnnJ.lUilge' I wunt to do some trun!>lut•on' of wnttng..\
• I al'o tntend to gnrden likt
mad,"' Drew\ \Otd ~Ragh t no~ 1\t
rnmnrtly got no~cr\, but I'm thanl·
rng about putting tn somt
ra,pbcrrie' strawber rtes or
bluebemo
"You can't help betn& n huk
economacalthese days" •
• due to fathers, too?
lemrna't'. non-le~b aan fcmmists and
nonlcmint')h
"We were studymg farntly
buck~round:. of 1 he!>e three groups of
\\omen" 'utd John~on . •we weren't
trym~ to t'xplatn why someone
become' u le\btu n. It was a test oft he
hvrothe"" that fathers males
h.tliC an mOuence on ~octal sex
typm~ • '\he ..atd there t) ev•dcnce
that le'lbtan' fn:quently do not get
alnn11 \\-ell wath thetr fathe~ or wuh
~omen "ho hve rn trndtttonal
female role,.
Ml e'baan rdenulied thetr
lather-. .t' mot"( uncanng." )Hid
\toclo.ard ·1 ht' luthel"\ more than
1hcar mother\ were ~ohown u~ betng
dallcrenl · ·
John!lon \1\ld male homo.sex
uul' "t.le:-.crtbed father a!> .. omeone
who dtdn't like: thern
··Pohucnlly. thnt mak(jl me ncr·
VOUII It \OUnds like we're 'llly1ng,
'1 he: wuv to produce heterosexual
ch1ldren •~ to have r..uher'> mal~ 10
the home who arc wonder1ul · "
'-hlc:kard ~td wnmen "t'rc baolostcnlly prepared for the JOb ol
nurtunng. but the father should beal
lea~ot an •mronant element an tht
upbrmgmg of chaldn:n, tf they don)
al~oo help an n child'& nunurmg.
"Jr chtldren ww males becomt
more nurturnnt people, ond malo
\llW them\clva that way. rt would
lestumile men as nurturcr~o ... said
John!.on
The group also d1scusscd
Mmutrophoban.· described a ~
womun ' rcur 10 become the mothct
In literature. McKntght ~ad, ttaqo
urtte to movt' beyond the example ol
one' mother
"f or 'ome women there 1s •
double-edged mother." McKnaght
'\llld ·•y ou huve to wor~ through the
dcvnlued woman to get to the good
wonhwhtle woman ..
Both ~tockurt.l und Johneionarr
.rllihntcd with tht Center for
'iocaolotc•cal '\tudy of Women 11
l ol 0 They recently co-authored •
pupcr utlcd "<\ue•ol Ongtn of Mak
Oomanunn. •
• w Yofil • • -·-~ O.ca .... tt..ed-•o••-'
0 -···1ft""-- w •• , Mw. w•ue cal•"rhr • n
0 3 0"
0 ·--0 z te otfefMI- holwiGIIIC>e
CAREER NIGHT
lnt ,,-.,21 #7:00NO,.
lz ••lzu s,+.u wa.,£1 .....
UIUWWaatt ttt.t.._,_r. tOI
11ft d 'fOV' cfooc1 to -· ond cnll qt; I .....
of r..-wuiYfOtnn of -of Or~'• '-ocf.
lfto I~ CCM'fMl'W~ H- 0 pantll of 6
re<..-.tty l~en~ ~nh rctptnentlng varlov.
lftWfota finm te4IJIJ rt.w odp.AIII-1 to.,_.
Qn(e Solea ond off., odvice to -<-•
Portbwf lnwronce S.d'IOOI lt-• wtl ~~
.r~. kerr'"'Q ·~-·
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flllllt'N I tllf, Ma1 IN /9711 Tough Tube Wale
Holznagel of Borr
week I See Sport.
LC sail<
for futu
~arah Burm
Olrll~ Ploi)Nf I CJt
In''' li~t 'leal
rucm~. the l ew•~
ttam lint~ohed '"' S<
piJtt '" il co-hO{
Reed College Oli
Rl\tr Apnl IS or
f-ollowmg b
Ore if. on <;late U 11
Wushtngton Una\11
)II) of Oregon an1
The young I
sc-o~,on an fourth
comremor' at l
W.t~htng ton \lUI
Clrfr ~:ud u W ··I
Intramural ~
Death Row ltnast
lht dtVtSIOO ch~
pit!\ ror the ttl
•t 4 45 p m on tl
.1\ rinul "'"l
cle\en team' tnVCl
.tCIIOO thl~ \prtn.
pre~~ ttmt Intra
Pctel"\on \Old thn
cd out mnnv gnm
o1hcr.. It ha"
though, thnt an 0
followed b) the ~
the Marathon M
order of lint!th I
Ro~ wus follo\\
Rn) Clnrk. the
the '-ttvuge!.
tnnertubt'
I ub\:' too!.. fiN
ttc:t a on fhe) urc
1uch u chnmpto
port Wll\ tntro•
the llr'lt umc
"rhat (mtr
\\H" \Cr) '.\tllt!>l\
,on, tntrumurul
ne:o~.t yt'ur Y.c hu
(a' comp.trcd t
peted thl -.car 1
"' for hu,·
cduc:a tion.tl. "t
lun" he ~~~~d
purd' rccrc.lt . " compeutt~c
lntrttm
lntr,,muruf ,ott
bca.un pluy on
postponed plu
tramur.th• d1
WllUidn•t rc,u
dr)
~tift ball
lc.!m wr.tppcd
ntnll the
\\omen·, Snnr!
pton,htp rn
J•um,•n l.m: • ::a This marks just a start on
d his retiremen t
~IJIIOn'l Ol wnlln~
WI al~o antend to garden likt
~ l>rcws snad wRaght now 1\t
annl) got nowers, but I'm thtnl·
about putting tn 'omt
tbernc:\, ~trawberrte') or
bc:rnc:s
"You cnn't help beang n httk
10mtcal these day'" •
ers, too?
ogicnlly prepared for the jOb ol
unng. but the father should bell
1 an amponant element tn lht
nngang of chaldrcn. af they don't
help in n chtld's nununng
wlf children w.w males become
le nurturunt people. and males
themselve) that way, It would
1mi1e men as nurturers," 11id
n\on
The group also dt~cu~
lrophobta " descnbc:d a• ~
Jlnn\ rear to become the mother
terature McKmght <.a ad, tlt~ an r to mo"vc beyond the C)(ample of
\mother
"for ~orne women there '' •
ible-<dged mother... McKntghl
I "You have to work through the
alued woman tO Set lO the goUIJ
,hwhtlc womnn."
Both Stockard and John,onllcc
~inted wllh the Center (o•
:tolo8ic:al ~tudy ol Women ~~
f 0 They recently co·authored a
er titled ''"ioctUI Ongtn'> of Mak
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l'wnr•r·r I tJR, Mus /H, ltJ R WEENIE BUMPS BOMBER
rough Tube Water Weenle Stgurdur Hroarsaon fires a shot past Hans
Holznagel of Bomber's Bumpers Waterpolo concluded Its season last
week (See Sports CataLog)
LC sailors complete foundation
for future money stable course
~arah Burn ~
01 lhr l'lt>Mff I IIJ
In "' rsf't SCU10n of competitiVe
rucm~. the lew" and Clark sa1hng
team Cin1~hed ~~~schedule wnh a Cint
place: 1n a co·hosted regatta with
Reed College on the Willameuc:
Rt"er. Aprtl I.S and 16.
I ollow1ng bc:htnd LC "Were:
Orcion \tate Umvef'ltty, Western
Wa'lhlnaton Umvel"iity. the Unaver·
\II) or Oregon and Reed
1 he young LC tenm began the
~~~'on tn fourth place omon(l IS
compeutor\ at the Umversuy of
Wa~hsngton Student coach Scott
Chff \Uid UW .. has hnd a M~ihog team lor yc:M'> and yea,. 1 he) even
huvc: ulumm on thetr team "
C ltfl \loorlo..cd on form1ng the
team lor a \c:ar .tnd s:ud he hope., It\
perlurmanc:c "'II 'dr.t" morc~tlo"
to the "-'honl ··
V..r.,at) '"'hn8 wa .. not o(fc:rt~d
'" th1' vear\ cour'e booklet bc:cnu~
the rinul dc:tl~ton to e')tubh'lh u team
wu' nut mude b) the athletic depan
ment unul lull term De\plle the lntc
dC:CI~IOO the team rc:Cei\'C:d $ l()O
I rom the tudent 'lenute 1 otnl ellt·
pen'e' lor the 'eu,un were S400 the
dtflercncc hctng made up b) S40 fee:.
c.lch I t ,;11lor wu' requm::d to pa)
and h\ mom~\ Ponlund (ommunll)'
C nllcl'c p.ud lu rent l <. ·, buuh •
Sports Catalog
Intramural ~occtr-lran and
Oeuth Row fant.,hed league pin) a~
the diVISIOn champtOn!l and Will
pia\ ror the champ •on~htp todO.)
at 4 45 p m on the lower field
1\ final wm-los!i record lor the
ch: .. cn team~ Involved an tntramurul
actton thl\ 'pnng wo!i not read) at
pre~' umc: I ntrumural ... dtrcctor ue
PeteNon \Utd thl'll \l.enther had ruin·
cd out munv gam~ and re'>cheduled
other\ ll hnA been C)IUblr,hed
though thot 1n Davtston A. Iron w,,,
followed by the Pinworm'>. ~mc:gmu.
the Marathon Men and US Steeltn
order ol hnt'lh In DIYISton B. Death
Ro\\ wn' followed by the Stompc:n.
Ra} C lnrk 1 he Nuttonul!l. Odell nnd
the !olnvagt!>
lnncrtubt Wattrpolo-I he:
I ubc' tool.. ri"t place tn wnter polo
.ltlton I hey urc the ftr.t team 10 wtn
u~.;h u c:hnmp1on$htp at l C a' the
,pun wlls Introduced th" )cur lor
the ttr .. t ttmc:
.. rhnt (tntr.smural ~nter polo)
"•'' \er\ llllt.f) tng." \tttd ~uc Peter·
~un tntr.tmurah dtfe\.tor "1 hope b)
nc:\1 year "e huvc. at lea'' 10 team~
(a comp .. rc:d to the 'II:\ "htch com·
(letc:d till' 'oiCUf) ..
"" lor hu\tOJl the pro11rum co·
cduc.llton.tl. "that' wh.tt made II
lun" 'he 'llUd u It w." de.,tgncd a
purd~ rc:ac.;lUonul .and not ·"much
II (Oil\ptltti\'C .lC.ttVH) •
lncramunl ~ofcball-
lnu,,murul ,oft ball"''' ,cheduled lll
bct~lll plu\ on Monda\ but nun
pnttroned pluv \ue Pctcr .. on. an·
tr.unuml'> d1rc-.;tor 'utd piO\
wouldn't rc umc: until the held" wert'
df\ The Ptonee" defeated Oregon
lnMatule ol 1 echnology •n the fino I
game: I I I to tukc th~ mlc
h Wit b) r.tt th~ ~I ~>eU"lOn lor
~oftball.' :msd co.u:h \ue Petc:r .. on.
h~ ,atd the team ,., voung and
"til I me: on I~ one pi.1'¥C:f lll er.ldun
11on ~\\ e 'hould b~ \Ct) 'trong
.tgum nc:'\t )CUI ... f~eter,on owtd. • LC sluggers seek triple cro
D~t' t' l.u"''
nr sht rtunt« 1 .. 1
A thuugh conlc:rcncc: tllle
~erc:n't cnoulfh h.H tht" yeur'lllltJ UUd,
the I c"•~ .md C l~trl. v.tnity bnseball
tc:nm returned lrom Mctllurd por
ttnf the :"'.ttiOOUI 1\UOCIUIIO n of
lntercullc)! l.ltc \thlcttc.. Dwllton 1
ern" n
fhe P1unc:ers ud\-l.lncc: to
rc:gmn11h "''h the bc:•t nvc:rull record
tn I ( ht'llllf\ 2~ 14'tn~ and II lonn
Cher the ~c:ckc:nd I C p1c:ked oil
t-·"lc:r n Ore gun und Soul her n
Oretrnn Stutc: College• an douhlc:
c:llm1n.at111n .snd be,ted two ol three
lrom Wtllamc:ttc: lJn".er It) to take:
the hunnr~
I C enter~ the: ~AI,\ \reu I
Wot Coa't reztonul champtOn .. htp
tonltthl tn Pnrtlund ot¥'1'"'' ,\reu I
ddendsng utl~1~t t ., Verne Colleje ol
t ahtormu
fhc ~lugt(ef' opc:nc:d pluy last
f-r1d11\ h) ,oundly bc:aung ft1 tern
Oregon 10.' but \loere huer 'ICI bad.
b\ vc:ntLetul Wallumettc: Bcarc.th Q-4
On \.tl urduy the Ptonc:c:r
hlppc:d \O~C tn a ~trona tl-6 come
from-hchand wtn that warmed the:
Northwht ( dnlc:renc:e chump .. up
lor the 16-11 slul.(.tthon nc:tory
ujpJtn'>l Wsll~tmette Iuter tn th~ .tiler·
noon
1\llthut rc:muaned wu' undlt) •,
K·3 clcun·up by LC lu&1fe~ to end
the Bcarcut' home.
"0\er the wcc: .. ~nd "e h.td
l(reat hittintt. JVC•'' dclen'e ;and aood
Tt \( 11• R:'l \lo \\ l H) \l.al •no! olhcr
''"'n I'L .~ ·rn n1 1r ' I"~ H••ndt'\1 111lchang." ud coach Madey "I erne" runkc:d fil.lltth 10 the
rlc:rgc:rt '"In my llhccn ye.tr anocta· c:ountr) and l..cwiund Clark State••
ttnn ""h l.ew•s .and Clar• b..t.eball. ctj.~hl "''h Iii M~U on record ol 48-8
no tc.sm an m) memo!)' equal• thtt> fhc:!\c school~ have the hiJh·
une po"crc:d b.H.c:ball program s wuh lull
•tn IIH" g.&mct~ we hild ~7 hstll rtde chctl.trsht p!i I hey play b.11l ll
lhl\ '" rc:.sll\ 1\Clmc&hmg 01 tho c Ul ICII ul the umc.-Hcrge~ sa•d.
\locrc douhle11 . .' "ere tnplc:l and tJ ' Hnwc ~cr. ,,n com ,cting •~•m•
hnml.' run~ Butter) hlc Dun furin. "'"he rc:,.tnctc:d to the 18-man hmu
I urn Rc. c,curge Wcathero v Oennt!\ ,,1 1\1\l,\ tourney pill)
Pctcr~un .tnd I >.t\lc Short h·•"c hll \llo<nnlcrcncc llrJt b;uc:m:&n
th~ b..tll Ml \CI)' well I J,Jn I uran "ho h .. ucd an two ttl the
"It ,,.. rhc delert"'lt .. e r>HI:n~uh \~C f'mncc:r'l! hnmcr) tn Mcdford,lhank'
h.l\e thsto e., .. un th.tt tf reall) d01ng I C ma,ht be u worth)' opponent of
the l''" In uur anrield, for c:xumplc. 1hc rc:l!mnal I'O"crhuulle
I um \'un J>umc:lcn and (l.sr~ f runl "l he\ mil) JU 1 lool: pint us a
cumpletcd lnur dnuble playr. tn our the ".:.tl \l~ter ." I uran :mJ. "but we
l.ut game an Mcdlurd fhc:)eltrc the: mti;hl h.l\c a urpn~ lor them ~c
cruct.al thtntt' cl\uiJ h,,,c ,,n .sd\antugc: . "C: arc: at a
"(uutd palchan~ was un ud· f'C1•\. h,t\lfll!""n 12outal our Ia I 13
dlltnn.al help .11 d"tr1c1 PJrucul.ar gumel>
crcdtt i!"C" tu Run '-''antcr. 81ucc
• Sttncr I >cnni' l'c:tc:r .. on and Stt\C:
( n~hr tn .. Hcr¥crt ).;Jid
\ ~ 1 1111111 her round ol weekend
h.a ~h.1ll "'" be~an tonsght 1n
l'unl,tnd ~hen I.C wsll lute on
;-\J\1 \ l>t\1 ton 'ch>tntp I .,Verne:.
I umnr rn" nit~ hi the Ptoneer" will
meet '\A I \ I>•~ 1 tun I 11th' I l.c:wu.
11 nd (. larl. "t.tle ul l e~ ,,ton lduho.
\t .. t.alo.c an the double c:hmtn.t·
I tUn lllurn;smcnl ,, the Are<J I w~'
CcM'iol 11111: th.ll would takc:the v1ctor
tu .SI Jc"~J"h. Mi~ oun lor the
~.\I A ltn.th't piJ)'OII~ .
Cu.u:h Hc:rgc:n ~.ttd he '' u\ltllfC:
111 the !\t•rl nl compctnaon the
Ptoneer will face: an tht da'¥ ahe&ad •
Classifieds
I\ 1'1\(, \~"\'\11011..- lo~.t .,..,'"" SO «nh ~"'
.Jnultl (' -aJ_;; It"· 'ltl!!li n ~n1np • I .-•ntFht' g 1me aga•nst
I •• \ l!rnc ut I cnb Par ... sr~ 92nd and
Sl tluiJ!lllc. ~•II bejtn at 7 p.m. The:
I c~ •~ .md Clur~. Stille game
tnmurru\\ nal_lhl wtll commen.:c at 8
rm
I he .tddtunnul v.eckend pme1
hu"e ,)\ \el to he arri.lnjcd . l.ookmg
lnr !lome I nyu I hnme to" n support
tum~ht . I unn uddc:d. ''tt'll be fun 10
pia\ .11 home llt!litn. the crowd v.c:''ole
h.ad thi' ~c:.tr h;n been e"cclltnt . II',
• tl" c:n U) Mime uper support.
~ Th.tt'!l wh.at bJKb:tll " rcaU)
.til .thnut. h,t\ ana :~orne people
W31ChtO)t tnd COJO)In£." funn Said.
~It .uSd' hl the: golme," •
"ol '"" M I' I t \ I U'. I •r-and )OUr Ill
ICfN 1ft 1\uddhl>l c:viiUI'\' I"<: "''Ill II fa!l!tl) 1n
'"ulln•.:•• I ('.<<ll.:n \f' n.. "'" 4 \17 \lhu• '" 1 ""'" ll q tun I I >.rfmc a he wnound•ft J
UIUftii'}'I\J' t\n 1:1fihl•lfi>C:C l lld\TftiUIC •J)OD-otl><hjU(' , \,.,. )1.1. "'" 1'71%
1 \ 1'1"(, '''' •tu.J.;nl~ """' ''·"'II:'• ~ 'rcr.cnc·
nl l'•d up ;and llch~, r ball "'·• nd} .alll:\4 ll 'M
1'177 till \(Ill,,,.,, .. ,,,.-.;11.: ... ,.., .J.:\1.. "''"
1>.•11" t "'' 1 'l• '".. "'" ... ·u '"' ) 1111 < all
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llllt' l.all '"''"'"~"' ~7-"'2
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•nd •l:tll\111.011 h4t..l#i\l<.ll • I R \\ H \I,,, 'IIIII -~llh"C\1 ... , \<IUf
llofhl '"lin· 1 I lid-. O•J'.I~•·I"' )nU' thfhh
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2)1.QM 1 "' Jmr .,, · .,u,· .. u. -
\1'1'1 IC \ IIUV• 'U\\ IH I"· I t,KI \ h•r
l'tollto'll I I Johl .ol HcuHI h• "ll·'N ~~~'"''
\t'"oll II \IOU 1.: lni.:H.,I(...t '•H1lllt1 J~ll l'trt~
t\1 2.'2. ur '"'"" Ju t ;tmJ'U~ tt.u 21 Jb~
-II \ Ul Mt IH \UI't, fill', n111i:n aft'
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l'urll•l'kl \ ''" • u •• ~ «:nln '" til<'
(,;alkru t(JIJ'" lllll'l < ,.,,~.,!"\' "''"" l!"m'"~
l•u Ill.; I'\ I P \I (,\t \I .anJ (oM I 2~:!·
~.. h "'-'""' "' l 'f'CIIm<nl in tnletNIIonal L•nnt
''•"'"' ...:h••llaf'lh•r ••1ul.lhk wnd collc,r end••
l'r) ltfr .. n,:tmcnl l ''' mnrc u\lvrmahOft c:all
'·~ ""' ' r "' 217·1.\.&S
l'lt"t \\tUft I' fOI\ ro<:tTT
l'rc,;tm I .,. t unomUI•'Cf'C!'04>M lltmOt,..l,
\loa•hon ''" < uunl\ '-'<~' 2..1nl Prurult)
tro..n~ uu .. , ml.l\h'
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,,..._," 1 1~" ,'IJ\ 1 IlL" 1 to.><~• 10 mm r
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c .. 11 '-'' ~ h ' '" ..,, .a ~ '"' all
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Lewts & Glru k College. Portland. OR 'ohball-I he women\ 'ohh1ill
te.tm wr.tppcd up sh ~a,on b~ wtn·
ntni the: ">orth "e~l lolleQt
Womtn' Spor t~> 1\ .. ,.octntu>n chum·
JHun,htp ~~ I ucomo ------~ ~====== ============== ========== =============================~
Pwnr,., loK, \lut• Ill. /97/J 7 Today 18
•Hal Martin ol Cttllcn" (or 1 l)«C'nt
On:gon \IIIII be' thC' gue$t on lntef'J(t r hur-.
da,. Muy I trom 9to 10 p m Mat1m ,pol~:
.It ch~ dcb3te ,,n Homo"c~uah ty llll>l l ue--.
dll' t•,,u an 'our que-.t1on on '\0 I '02 or •• 10hnd tum~ an 1!.1 (at 860 \M or 1041 \1,
• Rand' l a" renee "ill give hi' -em or • oon1p1NIIOn r~at.tl tontght, II p m rn the
chapel ThC'~ \HII be no adma,,aon churgc.
•l a rt'ftl, 111m an the: '\panbh l..ang1J,Il1C
him Sent',, \\111 be <~h0" 1\ f~ ol char~c
tonaght nt p.m an the C'ouncal <. h11mher,,
1 he: MC:'\IC.'ln lalm h,,, En11h!>h 'ubutle~ .
•Patch Oa' "111 be held :til dR\ todB\ an •
the 1 r.u Ro •m Student~ nccdang ('!ltchc:~
on clot han., c.an find help I rom thC' Lc\\ I) und
C 13t I. MN hen· Club.
•1\am "aafTurd, Car \ oun& and ln&rld
\\ rndl "til lc.1d a poet!) re<1dmp and di\CU'
!'a on at lht-Old L hurch l..t22 "\\ lith 'via~
lti at 1\ r m "\tudcnh lucult~ and ~litlr arc
wc:lcom c: to attend
Fri. 19
•Oan«-a -thon~ are back 1 1!-l ( rud•o.
"\Of 1\ and the Pruttt·u LA'R w •II \pon,or a
'.iu,cular D) troph\ Dancc:--a-thon Mil) 19
from 7 p m to 7 ll m. Mo~ 20 One ol
Portland' be-.t rod. and dance band"
\\ C\3~ . Will pru,1de the mU)IC. Contact 1!-l (
Statton Manu~cr Steve: ~ntght l) at CAl 30 I
for further antormataon
•Hc:atht'r \ anW~m wall g.ve her JUnior
ptano ~atal tn Ev11m. Auditonum Ma~ 19
at 8 p m There will be no admauaon charge
•Polhu:al prUontR . torture and C:\'letloru .
All people antetQled 10 the )Ubject ol human
right~ are in\1ted to an 1\mnC'\ty Inter
nauonal meeung May 19 an the matn lounge
ol Stewart liatl
•f u~ent' McCartb)' and Muril'l Rukt)"'loN
\'til lc.td a poctn readmg o~nd da,CU\~ton at
the Old Church. 142~ SW lith Muv 19 nt
R 10 p.m All arc "elcome to attend f~e of
charge.
Sat. 20
• \ ~print cboraJ conctrt "all be pn:'ioCntC'd
b~ thC' LC college chotr 01nd the l.f' \OC31
Jl17.1' group at li p.m. tn Agna flluuagan
Chapel. M3.> 20.
1 he "().member college chou. dtn:cted
b} Or. ual "ccle). wall pct1orm PIC:CC11 "riuen
b) h3rm~ue &enat .. ~ncc , CW\\Ical and ctm·
tempt.trar:) compo..cl'\ The JIU.I "ntttf!l wtll
perform <t vnraet) ol b<tllads and up tempo
numbers Adma~ton wall be frc:c.
• ,\ "ocjJ "'orkNhop and conct't1 wall be
pr~ntcd b\ ~ue:,t .uu•t Man an Haye' hom
l.o~ ,\ngelc' Caht. Ma~ 20. 2 p m Jt thc
School of M~ic . fhC' theme lor the
"od hop" ill be .. Fundamental F.lement ol
E1pr~ ivc Singing~ and "'111 tncludc: a tor
mal procnt:auon as "ell .. su mtnt<oncert b)
Ha)es
Ha)o u. currently head of the V(K':ll
department 11 the California ln~ututc of the
Aru :tnd a concert ~tn~r .
•Muriel Rullty~ . ta well-known poet.
"'•II perform a readins •n the Ia~ school
lounge. Ma) 20 at 4 p.m AdmtSJaon will be
free or charge.
•"Tht Indians of Or~con and
Washlncton.. I!> the title or a ht~>tor y
workshop to be praented by Ch1el Oon
Leloosh and hli family from 9 10 a m to
4 30 p m an And. Wuh. May 20 Aeademac
credit through Lcwa and Clark wall be
avaalable 10 workshop partictpanu
The workshop Will cmphatizc the v1aricty
or native cultures and the acoanph ical
up«U of their development . The coat w1ll
be SIO and partacipanu will need uck
lunches.
1-"or further informatio n on the woruhop
and thC' academic credit availabk. call ut.
502
8 Publick Occurrences
•
•
DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
A 12-hour dance-a-thon to ftght Muscular mustc The event Is betng sponsored by
Dystrophy will start Friday at 7 p m m KLC Radio Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
Stamm Dmtng Room The band Wesak Students Organize d lor Acttvlties, and the
and the KLC Radio disco unit wall provide Pioneer Log
Unique play •
~ 1t ,\cr~ I he.Hc:r wtll clo'>c ats 1977-78
!<C:ll'nn "tlh I. uaga Patiolndcll o \ .Sn Chorartt'rJ
mSc>clfcllolunAutlwr Mu\ 22to27. racket<,
.arc: .1\,ulahle at the bo~ olfice
Parandcllu ·~ punhng phl\ '' untque in ""
g.tmC'·M.C' urproach to theater. It 10\ oh·e~
Inch. uf tllu!Omn .md paradoxe-. thnt make
"'utchang al 1 challc:nse to the audtenc ..
I he pht) IUggl~ dcl~1on decepuon .lnd
10111.a1111n , ml\ang lhc:atnC'.tl \;On\-eOIIOn\ \'llh
rc.tl·hle C\pcnen~:e:. . It 'UIJ8Q I~ tru:kerv .and
rl.l)' on the .audien~', cmollonuJ tCil\.tiOn to
• ~\ \tmlnar in t'ducatlonal opportuniti es
~all he held nn campu~ Mn)' 20 and 21 from
10 ,, m In j p m m templeton (enter At
pr~ 11me nu ,c:hedule wn' uvs.uloble Call
R.tnd\ M.tto.,cngaiC' m the SOf-A office e~t
.\S7. lnr mmc anrormataon
•.\ martial art) tournament wall be held
M.ty 20. lrum I< J m to 9 p m tn Pamphn
Sport11 Center C.all the gym cAl . ..SSO lor
rnnrc anlormution
• \n t\kimu dor \hO~ will be prC\ented
Mu' 20 und 11 .at the Oregon Mu cum of
Scu:n~~ .and lndu~tr y. National Judgtng \\Ill
tul.c pl.u:e Mil) 20 from II :45 a m to ) 30
p.m.. wuh the Oregon c:ompelttton
M:hC'duiC'd Ma) 2Jirom I I n.m to 3 30 p.m.
Sun. 21
•I aura McCrea wtll gave her JUnaor ptano
rt>e1tul May 21 at 4 p m 10 Evnn~
Audnoraum Adm1u1on wall be I rcc of
char(!e
• Kat h)' Robln.on wall g1vc her !>t'ntor
an•trumcntul rccatal. Moy 21.li p m an fvan•
Auduoraum There will be no admts\ton
churge
Tue. 23
•A C'amp~a Community forum wtll ~
held in the: chapel mecuna room. May 23 at
noon. be staged
~:tc:nuane ,urrcrang
Ptr.andello '' .tn tntcllectual gam~ter . ~
.tccordan~ to darec.tor Robert Porter, a~tstant
prnf~,or of theater Ml he pin) " n game for
the .tudaencc ol Jindang the raght pct!opccllvc ..
.SI\ ( harU<It'T\ , s,arch of on Author If..
Parandcllo' chullengC' to tht. long-accepted
ideu that the.Jtcr l\ mcrcl) .1n amttataon of hfc:
l hrnugh ha' .trt he a\k~ the uudaenc.e. ·"well
·" the .actor' .tnd charac.tcr' to r~olvc that
dtlemma
lacket' an: Sl LC '>tUdents frc:c ndmas
•uon l·nr te<icrvutaon• c.dll ext 335
•1 hl' Hoor feud ehamplo~lp came wall
be hrond t~bt May 23, 9 p m on K 1 C radto
g()() 1\M .1nd 104.S FM •
• A 'eminar on rapt' pre\'cntlon wall be
l"''cntcd Ia tntcre"'tcd member' ol the LC.
cnmmun11) 'vl.ay 2 '\ I rom I 2 noon to I p. m
m thc-I ha}er Dmtntt Room~> ut Templeton
Center
I Wll rc-pr .... entJliVe~ or the Pot11and
Rare-Rehel Hothne wtll leud u dac;cu•o;aon of
hn\1. to llcld embara,Mng verblll hora~ment
lrnm pntenuul rupi\h and what to do 1n c:a\e
nl ph)""ac.alnttuell: ,cJmuuon ..... ,// br frt'f'.
Wed. 24
•Jt'nn) Krampttt and Lonnie Churcblll,
both ora-a nash, w11l perform a student mu•tc
hour Mu't 24 ut noon an the chapel There
wall be no udmluton charge.
• Montana Statt' Unlveralty Theater of
-,llt'ncr w1ll perform tn the hr Acres Theater
Stuck Box. Mny 24 a• 8 p m tall the theatC'r,
ext \35 lor more 1nformatton
•Thl' Ueut of Mother urth, a Olm about
the: srowtna COrKern amona the Hopi and
Nav~tJo lndaans that cncrJY resource
d~:~o-c:lormcnt Will dc•troy thear ucred lands,
wtll be presented at noon. May 24 at thC'
Vadeo A"cu ProJect, 117 Ftfth Avenue.
Room 21S Call 22.1-~19 (or marC'
anforrnataon Thu. 25
•1 hl' Balcony, the "c:recn vot~ton ol Jun
YC'net\ phi) 'llitllrrtng Shelley Wintl'l'\, l«
Grnnt and Ruby Dec. will be 11h11Wn Mn~ lS
K p m ut the Northwes t !-1Im Study (entt:
"W P.trl. and Mud1 on
•Thret' documentary ntm' about Kt'll}an
hl,tnf) wall bt -thown Muy 2.S 7 p m Ill tht
Stewnrd lltall loungC' ')hown wall be IJ;~r,,,
\fan·, C otmtn \fcm \fau and Arm·au1 r or tho'c who c.tnnot make the \hnwanalll
\tC\\.trt there wtll bt: nn alternate howang.l
p m at flortlnnd '\tntC' llntver\11) ·,. ltnootn
H.tll Room 21 I Ma} 7S I he I C prNnu.
linn '"II be 'pon,orcd b) the l C antn.
nauonJI nfh1r' dep.trtment the oven~
prngr.1m "ltewurt I lull and the Block Studtn
Program at P\ l
Cont.
•Tht Front Pa&t, n thentncal spool on Ilk
hell-rua!IIOfl newllpnptr andustry of the 1920!.,
wall open 1.1t the l.akc Oswego Communu,
fheuter Mny 26 at 8 p m Call 635-3901 for
re..,ervutaon> und further tnformotion
• A faculty redtaJ Will renture thm
membe~ or the college musac fuculty. Ma)
26 8 p m 10 tvons Audatonum AdmWiilll
wtll be lree
Brunetta Mauohnt, soprano • ..&nd Cn:a
held:!.. bantone. wtll be ac:companted II,
p1unast ( hnrles Farmer Mauohm wtll 'IDJ
~Fetes Galante .. by IXbussy and sax wnp
by Hugo Wolf fields wtll sang sch~u*
from chubcrt'.. wschwanengesang"
three )Ongs by Henra Duparc.
Mauohnt has per1ormed in opcru, con
cert and onuono in the Unated States,
Canada and Europe Currently
va•ce at l cw•' ond Clark, he ai!>O perlo11111
throughou t the Northwest Reeeat
appearance.~ have been with the
Operu Vancouver Opern 1n Brmsh Colum
bta and the Portland llrt:a
Th1rd place wanner of the Metropolltu
"orthwe5t Reg1on Opern Audmon s
'Pring tn \cattle, Faeld• ha~ performed o01m
and orntono With the Sun Frnnca•co ~nri•
Opern Hawau Opern, Anzona
Carmel Bach F-cstaval. R1lhng Bach t-.. c,awl
Portland Symphonac C.horalc: and the
t-mnci\CO \ymphony
f-armer "u noted Portland paana)t wllo
hn' •aught for the p.l)t SI-t year.. on tllr
lacult•cs of l ewl\ and Clork. Reed Collef
and Portlund ':,tate Unaver,at)'
• Auditions lur the play )&lff.!'n, J m
cnut1onur )-tale by Dr Wilham Iron, wall
held Muy 27 und 28, at 2 p m • ond Field
''t't Rl\"'btr~rr
1W lht l'lunHt I Ill
Sp1r11ling tuitto
dent 1ntcrc: I ~ould c
the ltc:ld l t'arning
1nd Clnrk und the iJI
1tall mc:mher'
lntcre•t rn tht
111umty Servtn.:
1tudc:nl" credll I
poJtlluns, hus dec
tormntuHtl" o ycu
fa~ult) .lohn Bro
tniiOilf Sc:n·t(I!S c
ftcld I cnrntnn Pr
tllh praCtiCIIIO pr
111tJ of "'hie h t t
rrogrrt m IS D par
dunngthe 1976-77
Dunng tbc 1
• oum~r ol pructu:u
the hroadcr F1c:ld
from 9.3 tn l97()-7l
;thool year
'lnncy Rtch
Learnang Programt
Brown hut Febn.
·phU\C•OUt" or the I
unnble to enroll .11
Community Sc:rvt"'
th" year o Car.
•pphed to the pros
"It''! not .1 qt
quahty " "atd Bro•
1111erest At o time ~
10 n'e I don't thml(
Le\\ is and Cl
June l and 4 Needed nrc· 'ltnger~ . dunr'fllll
and chuructc:r nclort., ag~ 20 to 60 All ......
arc not stngtng role11. Singen. uudlll
musttuke thc:u own 'lheet mu>tC t-ort
anformataon . <:<all 63~91 19 or 636-0112
• A S 100 ~cholarshlp prlu hu' been offC'I'III
h) the Northwest A"soetuu on tor
varonmen tnl Studae~ for the best u•••-
dergroduote paper on an cnv1ronmen..- .
topac Profc.,~or. arc abo anvttcd to \end 11
,tudent paper' they thtnk merat eonstdel1' ew
uon The deadline wall be July 1.: 1978 '•n• (.r~) -Jonn 1,0
The "lorthw~t A\liOCIIUion for E• I)( lhf rmnff1' loa
'tronmentnl ':,tudte ·~ a non-profd
eo tcutaon.tl assoctataon organtlcd People do
lucthlate and promote the leaehtng or i'O\\er il' long'"'' t
varonmcntal ~tud acs and mcmbcl'$h1p a 'I o \o\11 .1nd lmm
~.Cm\cl -~, IIIII h I to tn,tltUtlon' or hagher leorntng and
andavaduol' rdtnp tutKe
'itudcnh washtng to enter the co1111C I 1-ducotaon ~
muy ,ubmit the•r paper11 to Polly mpoltum IU'l w
\cholur ~hip Chaarmun. NWAES . cJ o lhe ')'mpo'IJ
lltHUtC' for ~nvaronmentol Studie'l, 211 partactplult' \1
Enganeeran~ Annex., FM-12. Unaversiry I c:w• und Clur
Washmgton. ~euttlc. Washangton . 9819~ 1 hough
(206) S43-Ull2 IIIU•~~n t:. he.~rd 1-e
•1 he Good Doctor, Neil Simon·, tSUIP'
JlO!ied) uduptaon or r.evcral plays by
thc:khov . wtll open tonaaht at the L
Goodbye l"tnern downtown and conunuo
throuah June 10 Curtaan tame wall be 8 p
and admtssaon as ~ t-or mo~ an~orrnataoa
call 22M-1008 (Sec lhe revtcw in thiS wec·k,
Pion~~' I cJI( as well.) :lhtrnllton 'tude
"Po'"'~r "
tO\ I tbJe,"
Pnwcr '' ,, n """'
momentum --
,lon of \t Stephen's paruh . .,1 lc chupel, May 16 ot 7 8 rn A
'c.tk(ost w1ll follow in f."ttldt
h.
~h New Wave will ~ the lltleof
"See You At The Mov•e.l,",
roduct•on to the \tudv of fil111,
part of the prescntat 1on, tbc
lffaut film lc1lt's ancl Jtm Cl96ll
1n ·'' J I.S p.m Jn the CounQ)
JlnCIIC ln,dor(, U riJm \tUdaet
m Y .1lc: Un•~rMt\ w•ll abo
cre.,tcd ttudent• on the n~
llu nt 7 p. m in the c ounal
~a .. cu ••on cnutlcd. ·When don
fllc: ''film, nnd when doc' 4 filn~
1 .11 H 30 p m I hut nl(!hl ~iD
~rl. &1\ "'ell'" W•lhom tadbul)
I Oregon) and Kenneth Nolley
Umverslty), two other fllm
\Or'
of l'loor I• cud, the K I (. rud1o
•II be a•~d May 16. 8·)0 to<J.JO
I top tenmt of the floor !-'cud
hie 11 out to determme who WIU
the chnmpaonr.htp same the
lk To follow the ncuon, tunc: an
, or I 04 s f M. or \CC l he samt
I { -.lUdto tn the buac:ment of
~nter
17
Itt' and mlmt wall be prc~ented
t chopcl Entllled ~All Good
~~ will beam at 7 JO p m.
• fru•tee Luncheon Will be held
jan!! Room May 17 at noon
•>· nn ltnhon him thut htt 11 btJ
)tales, Will be 'lhown at Lewu
M.v 17 J I.S and 8 30 p m. in
nnmber It wdl be part of the
tduchon to the study of film.
tle MoVlesl'' Annecte ln~orf,
h~tructor from Yale Umvcnt
lad a lecturr on women and
n front and behmd the
thons art back. J< I C radio
Mu~culnr Dystroph y l>nn<*
One of Portland's ~~ rod
idl>, Wesak, will provtde the
he ttmc for those tntcrcsted to
p pledges or help with prepar·
"LC Statton Mnnnaer Steve
01, (or more tnlonnataon
mrntary nlrru about Kenyan
hown Muy 2.5, 7 p.m •n the
unge Shown will be Whitt
• Mau Mau and 1\.('m•atta,
cannot make the showang 10
•11 be on alternate 11hoW1ng. J
d State Untversuy's Ltncoln
I May 2.5 The LC presenta·
ponsorcd by the LC tnter·
department, the ovcrseru
n Hall and the: Black Studu:s
•
lanhip priu has ~n offered
lve.c AssoculiJon for En·
udces for the best un·
per on an enVIronmental
arc: also tovued to send tn
hey thcn.k ment constderu ·
nc wtll be July 1.1978
tW(lt Auocuuaon ror En·
tudtes ts a hon~profit
soctotion orpm1ed to
omote the teachtng of en·
tc and membcr!lhlp ~~open
ol hijlhc:r lc:arnang ond to
lt~hcng to enter the conre:-~t
:etr pupcr ~ to Polly Dyer.
aurmun, NWAF'-1. c o Jn
VIronmental \tudte'\. 211
ne". f-M-12. Unaventty of
• aule. Wa.shmgton . 98195
thle page .,. Pflnted ,,.. ol
be Mdreu.cl 10 P\lbtlcll Oc·
•o• 21' lewfe and c...-
I .... IOn, 17211. The dlldllfte II ~ mu.e be typld,
Plont'rr I u~. Mat· II. /978 Lewts and Clark College
fhrl.,.tlna Wood)
Of tb( Plo"ttt I 01
Odell Manor and Lhc ground ~
tUrroundtn~ 11 have been nomtnatcd
&\ J hiatonc:al landmark The
rtopo\al wu' made by two student'!
and a hcstory tnstructor
II the nomtnutton ts accepted by
the lewt11 and Clark Board ol
Tru,t~ . 11 wtll be pre)Cntcd to the
ad\'1\ang commtttc:e o( the Stale
Hutoncal Pre.-;ervuuon on ICC in
li~lem It wtll then be turned over to
the Naltonnl Rcgtllter of H 1stoncal
Placc' 1n Wmlhtngton, 0(
H tht Manor and al!o ground'
•ert h!itcd on the National Rcgl'lter
and the bu1ldang or ground' were
damuged the college would be cliga·
blc (or lundtng lrum the Nauonal
Rcgtster program 1 hat fundan[t
would t-ome: tn the form ol ,,
rnatchm~ 11runt to help pa) tor the
rcnovuuon .1nd prC\crvat1 on of the
butldtng olnd the ground~ \Urroun·
ding tt
If the M.tnor were regallotercd in
\\ .1\hlnl(IOn 0'1 .I OllliOnal hlltOnuJt
landmurlt. any modaftcalton' tn the
JNgn olt he butldtng would have to
be .1pprovc:d b\ the Wushtngton
orfi<c: und the \tate PI'C')crvuuon
Ofhcc
Junior.. Jon Horn and Reed
[lwyn wrote: the nomtnatton tU a
pracllcurn proJect under the darec
llon of \tcv( Bed. ham of the h1story
departmen t The nomtnatton tn·
~oh.ed the completion or lorm• on
the legal and phy411CUI condlltOn oC
the Monor. a~> we:: II a) tiS hastoncal
uan•flcance
Horn and Elwyn, both htstory
mujol") worked on htstoncal ~tudi~
o( Portland nctghborhood\ Jut term
and were u. ked by Beckham to aasast
htm an wntmg the M•nor nomana
lltln
Bcckh11m satd the Manor ha•
hten kept 1n excellent condition
'•net the ct,llcac purchased 11 1n JCM2
•nd rc::.to~ the detertorattnJ
aruund' around 11. ·only one .,_nl·
lilm hah been moved," he wud ... No
IIlith, tuaw been put an the walla. and •
a
closes season
rht f If \creJ f hc:iltrC: Waif preJCnt
II\ lnwt pl.1y ol the: yeur, l.uag1
l'tr•1ndello'' ~lA. Chortuttrs m 5rauh of
,an lurlwr
Oavtd Hulhburton (lc:lt) play the
lltrcctor whose reheanul·an-progrc:u 111
tnterruptrd by Duna ltvcQ}- J~ the
futher. fhe pia)' 11 .a •urreahsuc com·
ed) uboul six churactcr who were
concc:tved by an nuthor "'ho never
fint'lhcd thetr ,.ory. The"" tnterrupt .1
rehc:ar;ul gotnJZ un and ·"" that the
ilctor.'l hC'Ip them nut.
I htnktntt the} mtght ha\e:. hit on
1he1r hand\, the acton take: over the
ch,uac;ter ' ,tor) and proceed to llntah
the "re.tiM ~tory . What followt i1 u
dc:bnte for both the cuat and the
.wdiencc. U\ to the: rcuht) of acuns and
behc:vma
"l he pia~ 1s u lurid melodram.l
wruppc:d .. , an 1ntellectw.ll deb;lle about
the nature of reality- 'l!ld dtrector
Robert Porter. asmtnnl profes\or of
theatre
.S1' Churartrrs m ~torch of an
, lutlror open Monduy ntght M~)' 22,
and run& until Ma)' 27 1 he turtaan 11 at
K p m and call ext 332 for rcsef'\led
sc:auntt. I.C student., free. •
•
•
Vol. 40 No. 7 Phtllm /11 /)u rt:ftt I 111
May 18, 1978
or is nornit1ated as a landtnark
FUTURE LANDMARK? I'Jtdl,, o,,,,
The move to nominate Odell Manor as a historical landmark was made
by students Jon Horn and Reed Etwtn as part of a proaect tor history
professor Steve Bachman
Holder resigns treasury post
Ru~\Cll Holder. who would ha~ taken offi~ ttl student body treaeurer
an the tall. rcs1aned that post Monda)' afternoon
In a letter ~nt to atudent body prcstdent L.trry Lcwa' and vtee-pre1ident
(Jaal Wyman. Holder wrote that "my tntenuo~ when I first accepted the po'lt
were to fulfill the dull~ as bnt I could. and to some: dearee to get people to
reah1c what the real moral •uucs of the: dav arc." He wrote that he dad not
thm~ he: could do the JOb. •t have vacillated the laat two ~b ... the letter
read ... but 11 ha• become incrc:at~naly apparent that a sincere effon for thts on
my part •uat doesn't exist."
Holder. a sorhomorc, ran on the .. Youthful foil)"" ticlr.ct last term wath
presadcnttal candidate Dave Epstctn. a lao a sophomore . Eps1e1n pulled out of
the race on the cw or the elections In htS letter to lewis. Holdet' 51id he hopn
to worlr. wtth Ep~tem on a campus lobby aroup for tauca of student oon«m.
L.cwi' saud be wants to fill the vacated trea•urer position before: fall
term. • the college h:a pr~enc~ the
J.,nd~C"apcng and open :.paces e~nctl)
•'"' the) v.'Crc."
Odell Manor. rormc:rh the •
I lo}d Frun._ estate:, "-11' d~apned tn
1926 b\ Herman Brookman • • Oe.,clnpmcnt ol the .t~;reagc \lo<h
begun an I Q 2J :..and completed fi"e
\ic.tf' l.ater In 19J5. lhe Frank~ "ere •
diHtrctd .end :.J c&~rcta kc:r muant:unc:d
• g pro
I efT Pic ret>
r'"""' ...... tiolul Itt•( ll.t•l the Cl'tutc: tor another lic.~-en )-ears.
1he college bought the estate
I ur s.K>. 000.
Horn and Elwyn arc at o
\I,Ofkang on h•'ltoncal nomanatH)ns
for the l'emplc Beth l"nac:l 10
northwest Pon!Jand. the Odd
f'cllo\lolll odgc m l al!.:c Oswego. and
Ptggou' Ca~tlc:. ll rcno\'ated n:!l·
den~ an the we t Ponland hilf~ . •
denied
In .m eltort tu curb contttnct"') O\ier lundtng lor cumpu rdtg~ou
nrg.tnifallon'~-. a propo:-.sl wa~ ~ubmttted to the tudent Knate Mnnda) that
'' ould h.t.,e cre:ated a pcc•al commt .. s•on \1, 1th mnne) 1• ..-:ulable to d•~perse to
rehgtou' group'
I he prop,"al "'as 'otc:d do" n b) 1 udent ~n<Ators, ~omc tJI whom J.At~
the group' \\hn:h ha'e been cia ''lted as -rchBJOU,- ~hould be contacted
bclnrc the Kn:ate tol\c\ an\ 'u~:h aclllm
\>tembc~htp on the \;ommi'>)IUn,ac~nrdang to the prOfl\1)011, "llUid h;&vc
•nduded unc or mt,re repre--cntall\e I rom cnch cumpu:. rchgtou gr()up or
M:ct th.tt "''h~' to panietJ'I.ltc rhc go"crmng ho.ud. on "hach one senator
"nuld .lho "''· cuuld 1 C\.ea\e ,, \ carh budget 1 rom the student 1\enate. T<he
hoard would thcn .sccept rcque~t~ lftlm ~hguu1 grour" lor mane)' and
alltX'Ute lund' to 8'''UP prutcl.!l'> wh•ch board mcmbcD lelt "ere of benefit to
l>tudent
~ludent buch prC"Wtdc:nt l..arr · l c" as. fJ mcmhcr of 1 he: c ccuthc: counctl,
~·d the c;nmmt)'"'" would tmphty the prot."t':s' uf fund•ng rehs•ous group~
on .tn t\C:nl·b)·c\'ent b.l'l) He ~·d rtprc cnt,all\~ frum the C<\mmt ,,on
c;ould .thn gt\:e the 'cn.uc: ,. more C(lmrletc 'll~" ol h•'"' .all ~u~h cum flu~
org;tnll.illon' operated during the \Cur. "hen\ 1ch gmup defends It' O\lon
acttc)n,, l t'\1.1' ._..ld, the 'ltUIIUOO beetlm~ C\lOIU~ .
Uart1teld Hall ~nat or Rob Dtll uali that t\loo sroup~ "bach h:td b«n
du,,ihc:d ,,.,. reht;I\1U' the .h:wa h tt:dutwnund the Pagan Fell~,w~htp . "ere
otlre.1d~ tr ang to b' -pa .. , an~ d«Non' the: )(Ozat,• misht make ~rtbmtng to
rehtzt"n h) r«l:a~)tl) mg them~ I\~ &:\ -~-ulturul ''rpnmttl\~n.'" 1 hc~ft•re.
bel me the ~nate c.tn ma~c iln\ dn:I\IOfl' un h''"' to llettl "1th tundang
l't'h[UitU'I ~h\Up) , Otll ~ad . 11 11hould atahh'h \lo h•~·h grours arc rch&•ou,
\ "econd propo..al, submitted "'the senate b' I )ave I ud~ 1g, u ruemlx"''
ul the P11wan fc:llo"''h1p , '-'ll< tablcod unul u rclittl"u commi ~ion can be
\tUdtcd further h scnato~ . l ud"-18' raoluuon ph•poscd the tulln"''"l
•1 hat the :senate >hall charter 0111 llotudc:nt urg.tnl:t.&hon th:st ~Tqubt
chancnng . \'1 lun1 a .. lhe d'' not limtt then m~mbt-~h1p a\.'Cllfdintt tCI seA.
r.att \;(llnr. creed Of IJC .
•Santt the \Cnate ha& s~ud that ~tudcnt aCU\it\ tund1o hould not be uq:;j
tu -cun\Cnft people to any pocnt ol ,jc:"'. ~liacous ur l.'thcrwisc , the "'nate
'hould c:'tahh\h cleAr gutdeh~ a1 to actl\ttin for whK'h fund NllltOt ~
.tlhK.-.at~ ... f h4= \Cnate \.'OmmtUC'C :chall. beyond ~uch 'pectfk jUtdehnn.
cumtne all budaet and ocher requests for ASU. (senate) monies with<lut
rcprd tu the tnk or the orpniz.ation that make.' the ~ucsts; s~nb of
llludcntl und" shall be ba.iC'd 10ldy Ufk>n tM natu~ or content of the activtt • '"
ludwaa'" propoal rud. • -• DICK SPRINGER
Democrat
State
Representative
(district 10)
DICK SPRINGER knows our
legtslsture & our laws.
-Appomted U.S. Senate
Page by Sen Maunne
Neuberger
-1977 Legislative Intern to
Senator Frank Roberts
-3D-year old Portland-born
Iawver in pnvate practtce
Member -Oregon State
Bar
'DICK SPRINGER IS we/1-qualifted to serve in
the Oregon Legislature · -US Sen. Maunne Neuberger
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Poruand, Or~.87218 Campus in Brief
Handbells rung in chapel
Mcmhc" ol the I cw" and t lur._ hondbcll ch01r
rue,entcd ,, pcrtormnnt:c in the \~ne\ Flannian C hupcl
lu'l '\at urdu) \\ orltng w11h the I C plu~er' wa" the
I ,, l'ltn Hctghl' Bell C ho.r
I ht I t ~:ho1r hctrun the com. crt. then the 1 ahor
Hctphh R1nye". I rom I he lln1ted Methodt!'l Church 1n
I uhm Hc1~hl\ . dad some 'cparutc numbc" wtth thctr
ltVt·(lClU\e \et 1lf handbell\
J .tblll Hcltrht' dtrcttor Q,cur C nrl~on 'llltd, "fhc
l cw 1' und ( lur~ ( htm h..111 done rcmudo;,a bly well for the
hulc umt the\ '-.c been IOl(ether "
H.mdhcll !> or1gana1ed \evernl ccntunc~ ago 10
F nl!land ,j)> II m(lre pructtcul Wi.l) ror lower bell nnge~ to
pra~;ltn; .1~01dm~ the dt\lurbun~:e ot enure towm It WO\
nol un11l the 19SO-. thut the an of hnndbcll nng1ng began
guw.an~ an \mencu, l here ..rc now 'IC:Vet.ll thOU\Itnd
h.tndhcll chmr throughout I he L nrtcd 5tatc' and
C'.anad11
The I (. H.andbell ( hoir '-"II'> lormed through the
l·rcc UnaH:NI\ Pro~mm tht' )car ,,nd j, the on I} cia .. :. of
the ora~mi11 40 clll,,e., "h1ch conttnuc' to meet rc~ularly .
.,, ,, rc:,ult (ll "' conllnuatton the choar rccea\cd SIOO
lfllm the J·rce Unavel"ill) Progrum lhc money went
hl\\Urd' mu"c "und' to tit p.added l:tble' bualt b} choir
mtmlx:r vlcnn llJ)
FMmer L< 1.1udmva~uul darector \tnnlcy Clarke
darc:ch the nane member chotr wh1ch pructtces two hou"
c-.cr} Mnndav eventng There I' great davenlly an nge.
nccufwllon . .tnd ttngtng expcrtenc:e umong the member~
., wn I C 'ltudenh. a h1gh 'ichool f· rench teacher, a Saga
cmplovce Glenn Day and h1~ grnnd~on , ferry Day, o
lormcr r l.lbor Hclghh ringer arc II rew among those who
compmc the choH
Chaplain search nears end
I he I cwa' .tnd Clark Chaphun Search Committee
wall meet Mu) 26 10 decade, whach 1f any. or sax
candadotc<~ wall become the new college chaplatn
(ueh of the'"' frnnlt't" ha\ VIS lied LC w1thtn the last
two month' Each led a bncf work!.hop service at Agnes
Hanagan(. hapel on a weekday and each wa$ tnterviewcd
h> the commauec Prc\ldcnt John Howard and Dean of
Student' Dack Sorenson
I he commutce ha) the opuon of rcJecung all s1x
candadutc:~ and ... \IOrttng over:· -.nad freshman Ellen
Mullhc". one: (ll 14 membe~ of the commtttec: If the
comm1Hct choo"e' u new chaplain May 26. the chosen
cundadatc mu~ol be no111ied and must accept the JOb
hclurc the committee wtll mukc pubhc tt'i dcc1saon.
Mnuhcw '<ltd
1 he commttlee mecuog wu" ~et for May 26 so cummlltce chutrman (•eorgc .o\hcrle maaht PMIIttrllt
\btrlc: u Prc\b~ lertnn m1m11ter from Medford 1114 mtmbcr nl the colle~c Bc1ntd ol 1 ru~tec:\, ha ch
c<lmmllment' unlal lhnl dutc
'Dead week' favored in poll
A recent \UrVC) by !tC:Verul \tUdent \eruuo~ nA_
thul 7S percent or lhO\t' \Urvcycd favor II ltec Jl(rtod
thrc:c to f1vc dn)" between the lu't dny ol clns,cll tn a
tmd linnl exumtOil laon week
Thrc:c-hundred c1ghty nine student~ voted lor
"dcud week.·· whtch lt. rcgulnrly 'lchcduled nt man~
US college' and un1ver~ttte\ Another 24 percent, 01
~tudcnt'> were reported rn opposation to such a plan
1 he rrce pcrtod Will be diSeU~\Cd further 1n
'1uden1 ,c;nutc: before 11 '' Iuken to the con.
admlnl\truta on
Holistic health is in self
H.armun) of ~nul mand und bll<i) 1"' the kt)
hum.an he.ahh. \illd .tn ndvoc.llc or Hol"tiC llc~tlth ID
recent 'pccch an Agnt!l J lanagan C hnpel
Jat~ "chwur11 a L>utchmun who wor._
nuttonull) a' .tn author lecturer and re~earc:hcr
b1ofeedhuek and elttru·,en,ory perccpuon .
lloh,llc' 1n u M.l) 5 speech,,., "be1ng totnll} 1nvot~
'uul mrnd ,and body
"When the .. oul. mtnd und body become aet1acbe
we ht-.e 1neruu we \lugnntc and ure not al ca!oC
mnre
Dunng deprcnaon, suad Schwartz, one\ encrl)
locu~ed rnther thnn flowang 0 SIOte Whtch PfCl~UCte
heuvy wc1ghtcd fcchng ol the body Dunng hat!Dinc
and c:xcatcment. one's cnergy"floW'l. filling the room.
'illld
Schwartt used ~lluanonul examples to suppon
.,t,atcmcnt thul human'> arc "ba~acally clcctr•oma&netJ
bean g.,
"(an!! an lhc grocery store ore dense With ocnur
ion' whu:h make you feel depressed and tt~
walkang by them He \Uid people are more c:omfon•
the produce department or a store becau~e the mlleri
there emth ncgauvc 1ons
"Chance' are you arc allio depressed when the
hangang low tn the clouds," Otd Schwartz ~It's becau
the nun clouds nrc formang a pressure shaeld upon
po'lllvc aon) "\ew nesauvc aon~ are brought by ram
) ou feel relael "
Schwaru .. a ad he •~ able to control has blced1ng.
and anlccuon He .. atd he 'lleep~ two hou~ each
"ln,tead of dependang on technology [1o keq~
health}'). we \hould depend upon oursclve\.
tcchnolott) " JU~I an extensaon of mun ~
Real World
Bill may ban torture exports
I h~o: International Rcl.tllon .. (.ommattce ol the
Huu'c ol Repre,entati\CO. appro\Cd .:1 ball la'lt week that
"nuld b.an the export of Amerac.:tn -mude lhumb,crews,
le~ 1rnn' .tnd other torture de\ ICC'> 10 nataon' wh1ch
'inial~: hum .. an rtghh.
<\ re,c.lrch .:1\"'CX:tllle wtth the ln)utUte ol Pohttcal
">tudat' 1n \\ .hhtngton [)(. hu' clu1mcd thnt such
-nonmlht.ar\ ..rm .. '"blackJack\ truncheon,, protecttvc
'-C::.''· handcufh , ,ome ga' mu\k\, \traaghtjockc: ls and
~nmc ,tun 11un' huvc been 'enl an rtcent yea" to
cnuntrac' th•al reported!) vaolate human rrght~
Carter's solar stand rapped
I h~o: Hull ~ITI'f't Journal ha~> reponed thai whale
l'rc:. sdcnt ( ancr publtcly hnaled •JOiur cncrg) on .. Sun
l>oa~-1 \Ita\ l) he ~a\ kalltng .an energy department
rc\IUC5t lor at lta!>l SJOO mallton to fund roearch on solar
:and 111 her !>nurcc .. of en erg)
lournul rcporl hu\ic aad thai JUM before lcaVmB
Wal>htngton lor h11 Sun l>u) \pcech 1n C olorudo. Carter
turned du"n Ltn Inter-agent\ propo,al "hach would ha\e
ancrc.t~cd lc:dcral !>ptnd1ng on \\-mdmall ... solor cell~ for
pwducang elcctrtctl) ' und other allcrnuU\-c energy
\llUrCC""
Reds take Afghanistan helm
One ul the bloodt~t coup1 tn Alghunr .. lan·, hl\torv
ended lctl>t wee~ when a ne" pro 'iovact government
headed h\ Prrmc MiniMcr 'oor MuhJmm.td l arak1 the •
lnundcr ol the Algh11naa1an C ommumst Party. rook
pn\\-cr.
I he: { uup began when rune tun._, drove out ol the
mtlnnry compound on the oul ltlrt., of the cupnal city.
wiled up tu the ll.lle<-of the pre .. Jdcnlllll rula'e and
dernundcd 'urrcndtr
'\II !!liver mnent oflaual tndudrng I he enllre
Pr\.-..tdtnlaal l.tmtl) were ktllc:d
Car insurance to be required
J>n ... ert. ul Oregon·hcen\Cd molnr vchad~ must
have hublhl)' tn!IUruncc lor thcar auto' by July I lo compl)' wath a law pas~cd by the 1977 Oregon
Legislature
L nder that law Oregon motomts Wlll also ha\t
pt0\1: I hat the~ have habalny ansurunce to regt'itcr
\Chacle' or to rene" auto reg1~truttons
Spoke .. men for the Oregon Stulc Department
Motor Vehacle:. -.n1d the department wall accept an)
c1ght document~ o& proof that a vchtcle I'> ansurcd
document:. anclude a leuer of venftcauon 'itgncd b)
agent of the c;ompnny insunng the veh1clc and a
the '"'urancc pohc) covcrmg the vchacle
All documenlt. (.ert1fyang liabahty ansurunce
ancludc the name ol the compnn) and the number ol
oohc) an,unn~ the vchtclc
Terrorists kill Italian premier
I ormt!r hahun Prcmter Aldo Moro W<l~> found
lo death h.r'l wcell. 55 day!\ afler he wu:. ktdnappcd
Red Bngude lcrromh
I he .Js:.d\sanullon touched ofl
demonstratu ln"' an ltul> Almo\t ammcdtutel) ilfltr
unnounccmcnl ol Mort'\ death a crowd ol about
pcr~on,, man) ol them wuthng and Cl')'tn!l. converged
the '1ree1 .
Moro·, c:tplo~ a~k.cd the lt.1hun government
rc:lea .. c Ill an un,pccalicd number of ampmoned
Brtgade member .. an t"hangc lor Mora f'he
ttn\ernmcnt "1wld not negotiate wtth the te•""nl
d..-..ritc plc.Jdtng h) MoHl·,. lumal\• and 'ome ltahan
world leader!>.
{ untrnvcr'y contanued th1' week over the: .. r.ntll1
':tit nl \mcncun JCI h~,o~hter plane' to lar.tcl, [~\JII
"audi Araba.a
Amcracun Je\\., chum that Prc"1den1 hmmy
" tr. lnttln ,ciJ bract 'horl by mceung the Arab
lur plttne~ belore he meets the need' ot hrael
A gruup ol '\rab-·\mcrtcanll hied ,ull apulnll
gmcrnmcnl li"l week clutmanll lu.ael \'lolatcd the
C nnltol t 'purl ,\cl b) u mg U" "c.apon .. uul
bl)fder' 1 he Arub-Amenc an group hu~ Ulkcd ror
.arrn cmh.u ~~~ unul hraeh for~.:c' pull uut nt l e rf, thE
the au
Annette lnsdorf
·«~feliSOr of film sh
....u .. rslty spoke l
of a three-day
rnm. going over
students
~AOVIIed(l e and gett
r _lt;IJ::J., ,· ons with otl
Can you na1
rtcan dtrecto•
lolllllo consider an
a small aud
...,.,, ~" Chamber
l •• mA film critics. e
fnoeltn film critiCS,
who play a mal
,eatlon of their fill
wnttng of those
In conjunction
~tw talks on the
~3ve films and w~
e movies Jules
COIS Truffaut.
'•"'nv, by Una We!
'.~tniAm to large stul
mpU1
' non-profit lou11
~ona tested the heo
Clark students laf
re:.ults wall be
wllh the h~
heang compan~d
t.sr hc1ght an top cc
Te'lt results wall bl
The Health Eva
Planmng ~ • red by the 1
·' ·'-a "screening
1':. level of well
Ideal standard." I
Lcwkowatz, pr
program, a
fall
Campu~ organaz
more of t
~..,. ..... could run
""'"'o" ~ld partiCI ·
da~cu~"ion or h
·~"' ·'"' meettng.,.
1\ work!>hop on h
commun1cate du
hccn scheduled fo
more Mar~hil
Schneader. cou
The IWOdl~
~r~J\,\Io•n whach drew
Ot .. CU,SIOn punt
mo'l mcctrng'
1-.,.,j in I WO oltCII!o t
purlaclp.tnh
nl the meet ang:.
ampro\cment~
'Utl~C\Ied durt
•A mceung 'ho
at tame' .announc
"ll' -.o parucap
nnt be up"!t
• \gcnda' )hou
to tht mecttng
be f'ltcpared lO
tn the mceung
• \ ~o.tl 'ihould
.tnd that
• ·\ leader 'houl
tnordanute open
lll.l
• Parueapun l\
tlop ,, po•ma'e
lnl: to meet ... &a
rded wuh tht
• Particir.tnb
~u ,ceo to c:.a,h ot
Pio,,.a I tJ/C, \loa [,eorgc Aberle m•sht pnrtici11111 n mtnl\ter from Medford 'lid
;e Boord of 1 ru\tee~ hn,
~nun
111 date
favored in poll
))' severnl \tUdc:nc 'enntot\
5e \urveyed luvor J free: J)(tJOd
een the: Ioiii do y of cln~~e' 1n ,1
1 week
:•ghty·ntne ~tudenl\ voted (o1
regularly 'lcheduled ru man~
rsihell Another 24 percenc, or 1
:d tn oppo~tt•on to such a pl&n
"rll be: d1scu~~ed further tn
re u " taken to the
lth is in self
II mmd und bod) 1' lhc; lf}
1'1 advocate: ol Hoh,llc Hulth 111
:!> f-lnna81ln C'hnpel
o Uutchmon who work'
ihor. lecturer and re~c:urthcr
ttru-~ ensory perception ,
,peech a~ .. be•ng totall~ mvohcd
mind ond body become oetachc
!lagnnte and ure not at ea'e
>n. stud Schwort7 , one\ encra>
lowmg-a state wh•ch producr~
J'\8 of the body Ounng MrtPirw:
energy "Oows.lilling the room.
,tuational examples to ~uppon
JlS arc: "basacally ,.,,. ... rt:>m,asnet•
tcery <;tore are dense: w1th pos1b
,u feel depressed and t1rtd
.:ud people are more comfonabk
ent of a store becau~ the
• a on~
J are also depressed when the ra•n
ouds." sa1d Schwart/ .. h • ., Dcc:au
brrmng a pres~ure shaeld upon
gattve IOnl> arc: broughl by ram
; •sable to control h1s bleedma.
d he ~Jeeps two hour\ ench
t:ndmg on technology [to ketp
ld depend upon ourl>el~.
extens•on of man "
passed by the 1977 Oregon
pregon moton"»l'> well al\o ha\t
iabthty tnsurnnce to regtster
auto rega\trauon:.
the Oregon Stute Departmcnl
the department well accept .tn)
·oof that a vehicle ts msured
letter of venficalton s1gnc:d b)
msunng the vehacle and a cotl\'
bovenng the: veh•cle
bertifyang liob1hl) tn~urunce
he company and the: number
fhicle.
cill Italian premier
Prcm1er Aldo Mora wu' lound
5-5 do.y:. after he: wu~ kadnupJKd
!h.
Ullon IOUC:hed ol f m
~uly Almol>t 1mmed1atel ) after
oro·, death a crowd of abuut
em wathng nnd crym{l. c<'nvc
l>ked the Ita han go,ernmcnl f
tc•licd number ol tmpri,oned
1 e'change lor Moro l he
1 not negotJUlC: WJlh the ,,.,rnn<
roro' lamlh' und wme hu.liarll
roposal criticized
t•nued th1' week over the ""'M
fighter plnnc' to 1\r.u~l. Ltnrt
claim thut Prc~oaden t hmmy l'
I ~hort by mccung the: Arab
meet!> the: need~o ol l'lrud
tb-Amcncan t-ltlcd \UII ·lftlllnlt
~. chummg lsrud v1oluted chc:
b\ usang L 'i wc.tpons oul~ICit
1\mcnc.tn aroup hu'-dllked lot
hr.1el1 lor~:h pull out uf I ......
Ptmrrt•r I ox. Mot' 18. orf, the film
d the auteur
Annette Jnsdorl, an assistant
of film studies at Yale
l .. iiiiiHSity. spoke this week as
of a three-day Introduction
tilm going over the heads of
o students with her
110wtedge and getting In heated
lcusslons with others
"Can you name me one
1can director who you
ld consider an auteur'?" she
ked a small audience 1n the
ounctl Chamber Auteur lS the
.,me film critics. especially Eu
;pean film critics. give to dirac
who play a major part sn the
reauon of their films. sncludlng
wntlng of those films
Jn conJunction with lnsdorl's
talks on the French New
films and women tn fllm,
mov1es Jules and Jim, by
:.an•~nls Truflaul, and Swept
by Una Wertmuller , were
111o~rn to large student crowds. \
.. ..
•
" ...
omputer evaluates students' h
A non profit foundauon from
tested the health of Lew•s
Clark ~~ udent'> la!>t week The
re-.uhs w•ll be fed mto a
r.;~put.c•. wuh the health of each
bemg compared to people of
r heaght 1n top condltton
Tc:sl results well be av;ulable tn
The Health Evaluauon and
Planntng program was
by the anlirmary to
o "screenang of each m-
.dual\ level of well compared to
Ideal stnndard." according to
LewkowttL, program coor-
program, aimed at the prevc:nuon of tllne~\ l!nd dt'lea-.c
qutnc:d participant'> about their
hfhl}lc to reveal how thc:y cope wuh
!llre'l\ Cholc~terol and htgh-den~lt)
cholelterol were checked 1n a blood
~mple
Other te~h included sk10 fold
lor Obe\ll) a lung funcuon te:~ot
aucomated blood prenure measure
ment. hetght and wetght measure
ment and a 1;tep tot to determme
phys•cal fit nen
l he Aruona foundatton well
keep tndJvtduol records confidential.
but can prov1dc: the college w1th a
crOll'i~Ctaonal anoly11.s of students.
staff or faculty and how each grotJp
fnred on the tests
.. We're not deahng wuh 1lln~ ...
Lewkowtl1 sa1d, '"bul with lifeityle
change' wh1ch you have: some con-trol O\er" and wtll tmproo,;e u per
son' ttenerul 'llatc ol he.JIIh.
Le"' kowit1. who travel' around
the countf\ .tdmm isterint~ the: te:.ts
for colleg~' b~Jne) .. es and CIVIC
group!!> .. uid )he was amated :u the
lack Of nutntional Information Jt
l.C'.
"I .-.uv. all thh stuff ;about
(eminasm. ga) nghts and the en
VIronment buc \try httle on per-
1onul development I'm reo~lly blown
.1way b~ ho"' much people smoke
and what the) eat"
H El P wa-. a1mcd .u detecttng
aneriosclcros•s . d1acases of the
blood vt)scls and heart, the number
one killer 10 the country The
hfestyle changt1> Lc:wk.ow1\l talked
about ~ohe .n•d help prevent the •
organization to be workshop topic
hll
Campu~ orgamzattons could
more of the1r goals tl
r. could run more effic1c:nt
mg.' ~ud parttc1pants tn a re
dt.,cu~>~ton of how to better
rnnt7,. meet 108)
A workl>hop on how to orgnn1zc
commumcate dunng meettngb
been "lChc:duJed (or fall lcrm b)
Mar.~ha Gomberg and
~chnetder , coun~oehng serv1ce
't'l;tor. The two dtrected the May 3
"ui.\Jt11r1 wh1ch drew about a do1en
111en1 \
l>I\CU.,,Ion part1c1panb Jgreed
mo't mcetm[b could be •m·
ICc.ltn two .m:a~> cummun~cuuon
J'l.lrllclpanh .1nd or(Wnlla
ol 1 ht mccltng,. . ..,ever.tl Wll Y' to
tmprn"emenb tn tho'e area'
~u~ge:.ted durmg the dt,cu'-
•.\ meeting ,hould begin and
at t1me' unnuunc~o.'t.l prior tu the
mg' :.o parttclp.lnh ..chc:duJe,
nut ~ Up\CI.
• 1\ttend<.~' \hould be ,,,ucd
or to the: mec:tmg ,u paruc1panh
ht prepurcd to t.tke an actt\.c
an 1 he mec:ung.
• \ LlU.tl \huuld be \C:l lor eacm
and thut goal \hould be
• ·\ lc:<~der 'hould be deMgnatcd
nordumte open .tnd close the
tn~.
•llarttcapunt\ are hkel~ lo
•• po\111\c leehng about
Of to meeuns' tl the} arc
ardcd \totth thtn~' hkc lood,
.tnd <I mce lactllt\ lor tak.ing
• PMticlp.tnls :.hould be in·
uccd to cuch other
-
l'rflllt'C'r I nx • .\lu\ Ill, 197/J • People "ho acttvel) par
uctpatc 1n di\CU~~•on at " meettng
'hould he encouraged With word~ ol
approval
1 h<"e •dea11 w1ll be among the:
10p1c-. nl a duy-long workshop
plo!nned lnr m•d · <ieptember to
"'htc h Jc,tder' ol vanou' campu'
MtlJlnl/liUUn\ WIJI be tnVIlC:d
I he wurk .. hop w1ll uller oppor
tuntttt'\ to d•,cu'' way~> to org.un11c
Applkationl
lor the
Hawaiian Expedition
10 IIIU! piOCO OUifng the Interim
between Fell and Wlntor tvrmt 1918
24-dl)' OKpo<IIIIOn IO 'ltudy Hawaiian
nalural hiStory Nov~mbN 27·
Doc:emoer 19 1 cour11o crucht 1n
Btology ancl t/3 credtl tn Heollh and
PE Piet.. up applications •n IM
O~r11MI Olt1C or $C Or Pal Stallcup
1n thtl Btology Orpartmont Ttus •• open
10 II I >dlrnt
Deadline for applications Is
May 26. <Jnd facilitate t'OmmUOIC.tiiOn durin~
a mccung.. \\rur~~hop particip<~nh
"''II a"u be .Jblc: to ob .. ef\e a
dcmun'tr Jllon ol techntquc::o. lor
runntnt! an ~llictent mcc:tmg.
< •umbcr8 .tnd "chnc:1der urc
ur~tnlltnp the ~>'Orl,hop with help
lrom Rub l>ill M.man Mtchener.
I ntC\ ~taller .1nd l.ee Wetn,tcin •
..,pe,tl~r at the \l.orhhop hd'>~ nol
hcen dctcrmmed •
• • .. Omelenes
Breakfast All Day
7 am-7 pm
Tues..SUn
Meal tickets
f()( Students
0\lr
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Ctnttn In Malor US CIUu lofOIIIo, Puttto lito and lu&•no, Swltztr~d -•
,.. Seven new instructors hired
to fill full-time slots next year
Chuck Fall
or lh• l'lui\tft .....
sc .. cn tmtructors have: been
htrcd Ill hll lull·tJme po51110ns in the
..rt. hu~tnc s. c:hem11try, gruduatc:
IIIUdltli, ,.octnlogy . p~ycholog) and
mu\lt dcpMtmenh lor 1978-79. ac~
cordtny to I )avid s .• vuge. U~)IStant
dcun ol lacult}
•.l.tmc: Oun"'Un. whn hu
tuu~ht p.1tt-ltme an the I.e"'" and
Clark chcmuM) depMtment dunng
the I977-7K 5Chnol yeo1r, wtll be "'
lull-11m~ tn!llruccor 1n that depan
ment nc::o.t )CUr
Duncan delil{lnc:d new ex
pc:nment!!o and u ~lei) program •n
th,u dep.tnrnent tht11 )Uf, ~ud 8tll
R •• ndall. chcmt!\try prolessor "He
ha"' .1 modern h.tckMround and ad
\,tnced tr.umntl •n ureo~s ol or~ntc
chemu.tr~." Rand.11l satd.
• Ph lh Y~ . currentl} an urc
prui~MH ,,, Oregon State I nn c:nn-
1~. will JC)tn the: I.C I acuity~~~ an an
tn~lru ctnr nc:\1 vear. She wa"' ap
prmcd un.1mmnuah by the teacher
!ICHrch ~;nmmtt tce. s.ud an prole"'"'
Ken Shure:..,, member ol that com
mutcc
'C'l rcccl\cd u docwr.ttc from
the: l nJ\I!rMI) ol Oresoo. and ha)
c pt'uen.:c 1 n tcachmg w.stercolor.
dra"1n~ . dn•trn. pnntmalu ng. we.s\·
m~ •• 1r1 .tpprccaullon and elementary
art cduc-Junn .
•\tun ~.ti"C) . " re~earch
11opec:•. th~t. "'11l be an tn,tructor 10 the
bu .. tn~!\ •• nd ;tdmtm,trall"c litUdttli
dep.Jttmcnt nc't }tar She recei.,.ed a
doctornh: trnm the Uni~er~uy ol
C.Jhhtrm.l ·•' Kc:rkelc\ in 1976. -
M.1l'c:~ \l.orked in Europe lor
~i~ht ~c.tr u' " nc:w~ corrClipondenl
htr the lmult•tl 1-:..'l""" oand other
ne~>''P" pc:rs,
• Mar~n :t ( l.trk. who will
wnrk 1n the grJdUute .. tudte:~ depart
ment ''a nun "~he belongs to a o,cry
hheral nrder • ''"d Std Eder. dlrt1:·
tur ul llr.Jduatc 'tudtC:•
\he Will ~ the cure l.tcull}
fl'.'"'"" ul the >M.uter ul An' m
I c.•ch•n!! prul(ram •• Edcr ...atd
CIML h..a' t.tutthl cducauun cour'c
in hn" tu lc<u:h 'ICtcnce tn elementar~
and 'pc:ci.JI~duC'.tllon .. cudenh.
Sh~· h,,, \lo url..c:d .. , .1 part-ttmc
h:~turcr .. md Clcn..:e-c:dU C'.ttinn
h:a~:hcr ,Jt lnd•una l, 01'-ehtt\,
•Jun~ t\tl.tn,un. ~>'hu will Jllln
chc "'c1ul"~'-anthropology depart-ment. '" "an e"cepuonull)" c:ompc·
tc:nl anthrupoiOJISI [who is) good 1n
term ol anthropolo&Pcaf thcof")' and
rCJC'.trCh met hods," Ptd Dtck
Ad.tnu~ . l C soc1ology professor.
At 1<.10\0n, u gr"dduate of Stan
lord llm .. rr •"" IS Ntudytns towurd a
ducror.Jtc: wht< h she: plan!! 10 recet"c:
tht~ )Ummc:r
Of 5PC:Clal .tc.tdc:mic mterett IO
her are ~:uhurnl and ,ymbohc
.101 hropulug). nun-Wc:Jiern curmg
"p 1 e m !1. ,, n d 1 h c: r c: It 8 • o n
~ham,m••m
•Karen I .• Potnle, whose
spc:c:•ahy '' chnu:al p~ychology , wtll
te •• ~:h m thr p~~cholollv dep:artmcnr •
l.aP111nte rc:cc•'cd u docturute from
Suuthcrn llhnm' UnJ\C:rlltty and..., .. .,
..an ·""''tant prolchor ol ps)cholog)
,It lhl! lJnt\Cfl!lll) nl (JC:Of&Ja
"h~ h.n "'or"cd II§ a et1unM:IInr
ul undcr~r.tdu.tlc tudcnt .... tnd ha\
chn•c.•l e:o. pcncncc "'uh \ t~o.llm' (I(
.an ICI\ ncurm·•~ . rc.tCIIIiC t.lcprc ~'""
,JOtl j1\\ChiiiiC C:piM"kJ~
•Ktchard Pctppmo. ,1 \mcc m
"'rll~lur ,,, ..,nuthcrn Meth,NJ•~t l n·
1\l!r,.tt\ "101.:1! 1'175. WIJI jntn the • lacull\ ul the l.l ~-.:huol ''' Mu 1c \
b.tfllnnc. l'uppm'l h.1~o pcr1urmcd 10
!>\."\ cr.JI n('Cr••,. .tnd h.1s -.ung '"
church chtur~~o •
Equal opportunity
symposium set
II J lklton Hamthon .
IC\Jcral Jdmlntl>tratl\e Ia"' JUdge:.
"111 he the I.e' nntc ~pe,.lter at the:
Educutwn und Opportunll~
~~ mpc\\tUm Ma) 2U and 11 fhe
.. ~mrnMum ,,. ponwred b) the
lcwi,. .tnd Cl;ark Black. Student
Untnn. und w1ll be held in
I cmplctnn Center
RC::lfllltnttlon wall be in the
lcmplcton fo)er 1.11 9:)0.
Hum•h"n will .. pcalr.; on ·Powc:r"
10 the Cuuncil Chamber ut 10
.t.m ~·,,rk,hup... 'ln resume
"'nt in~ and ,.k1Jh. recosnitton.
m..:dt"--:'1 .1nd health related
cau.-c:r,. ;u.: ... ,ununa~-gu\crnmenl
.tnd tummunu~atJun .. \\til run II
·• m "' \ I' 'l1
I h\: 'und.J ~ 1\C' 1nn willst;ut
.11 Ill ,, m tn the Coun..:•l
(.'h,tm~r .tnd t'Onllnuc until 1
""' •
THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS
TO SEE THE WORLD .
WFLL GIVE YOU A WAY TO
UNDERSTAND IT.
You'll understand the world and yourself a whole lot
better after a year or two of expenence as a Peace Corps
or VISTA volunteer.
Whether you're a spectaltst whose wtsh 1s to sharpe ,
your protess1onal sktlls 1n engmeenng . educatton. matt
the physecal and hte sctenc..es . health. bustness. (or 1
dozen other areas). or a liberal arts grad ea JCr ·o st,a•
your talents whtle acquertng new sk•lls and 'lStpnts tt •
Peace Corps and VISTA wtll open an encue new vortd J
you
You'll not only experaence a new cultur•• ;.no lea n a 'lf .Y
language . you'll also share an the deveeopme 1t ol .,
emergmg nateon. or help lt;le poor ana pow• ~less n
Amenca to gnm more control over theu ll~,;es .
Complete mformataon on volunteer cotman s be~ennlnq
this Summer in Atnca, Asta, Latu'l ArT'::!t ca. \nd t• e
Pacific, and throughout the U S IS now l'' •alahlt!
FOR INFORMATION , CONTACT ·
Peace Corps VISTA
Terminal Sales Bldg, Rm 333
1220 S W. Momson
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•
Discrinlination case could cripple t trn1ative action
jr(f rlrrc.·e
{ 111111 0" til•·
Ul 111~ l' .. mrtt I "1:
l :".. Surrcmc \. (\Ufl JU'll('('\ \\Ill
,oon dcctdt tine ol the "'"'' •mflM•
t.mt tth '·'''""''' \ll tin~ dccndc
\ ~-.,,c ht uught t)\ \II an 1\.1 l • .J.:c,
II t ol\ll.•ll>lan, 1\~,llll'l the llni\C"'II\
,,1 CallltttiiM at Du\1~ "til pro\ldc
.tn unr•'ttant tC'"t m1t onh ot the
k,;nl '''"c' of nt~ml d•,crtminatton
en .. ollt'fC .uJm1"uln,, hut ol the
L'urrt'nl .tttttu,J( tn\l.ard ~o,ernmen·
tal cii011" to a~.het:\C o.oCl::tl JU'Uce
II t hC' c. ourt tfccJde 10 f:n or ol
Bal. J..c bu,m~.·,,.-~ und •Ch\Hll' \\til
h.t\e to lc,oJ.. dt'tJ'Cf ento the quc,uon
••I •• flumatl\c ut:tt,,n propr.tm' 1 he
"nun "til nlll be C41hng for the
return ol ra .. elll de"S.Crtmtn:J tlon, but
r.tther h•r 11 ~\IC\\ ol 'uch pr,,gmm~
.tnd th~. pil ~•hie alwh,hmcnt of
r.r~.·~:~l \jlllll, ' h'r mtm,nllo nnd fm
''lute"
BnL I.e ·~ u '~ H •~old
.u.·ro,p.acc cng1n~o-cr I 'H '\ '' \ In the
c-.rrh l'f'U, hC' 'ct out to become n • dnctor Dctcrnuned to get into
mcdtc.tl chool, he enrolled m pre·
mcd ~,uur't' ~ hlle working lont~
huut"' .11 '\ \' \ and a~ a ho~ptt.tl
'oluntccr
lit npphcd to II med1C1l
11thool• and "'lJ' rcj«teJ b) .111. After
UC D:a'1 turned him do\\ n a 'ccond
umc, Bal. I.e d1~o\ ercd that the
colle{le h,,d accepted 16 mmorit)
)\udent 'orne ol \l.ho~ grade point
avrrat~ and \CorQ on a tandar
du~ eummau on \\ert lo\\er thon
hi,. lbUc filed liUil agam!>t the UC
Bo.lrd or Regents OD the ground) of •
raetal dt!>(;nmmat ion.
In cptember 1976. the Cahlor
ma \upreme Coun. on appeal from
both BaU..c and the Board of
Re~ent~ . found the ~pet:1al ad·
mt!\JOn) program at Da' I!>
unconl>lltuuonal nnd ordered that
BaUc be admtUcd
It \\il> reponed m court that the
O;t\1\ ndmJS,)IOnll program leav~ 16 I
out nf 100 pillet' lor u.,p«Jal .Jd·
m•~"lllnll " I he"c: 'h't~ arc !lei ·"•de
for mtnunt~ tpphcanh \\ho mn) not
be nhk 111 compete under the
collcfC''~ ""' nd .. rd' \II minorny
.,ppht:nnl!> n•e JUdged <~tla'"'' each
other und"' thh proc;cdurc. und
'crar.tte lrurn other cund •dut~
HuUC' clturn\ he "ould ho'c
hl·cn .IC'C'<'J"tcd huiJ 11 ntlt ~en for the
I tr rc,c:ned !>pot,, I herd ore. he: hu~
l<Jtd he \\ ,,, d1,cnmenuted agJin't
t>ce.tu'c hr ""' •• hur. He c:onttnul:ll
hi .trguc lhut he ha' nghtl> a~ an
and!\ 1du.tl to be treated cquull}.
HuUe', la\\)C:r char~es thut the
'J'CCral udm''"On\ program ut l (
l>a\1' rc:prc:,en" raciul quota' and
thut he~ chcnt "'a' not admtttc:d
becu u'e ol
1end5 ''
procedure . ht' r ICc, "'h'"h he: con
.1n unton,titutional
I he: ll n" er!lit cu c goc bad.
to the he,.toru: Brown \. Board of
f.'fiuratwn dcca~1on 1n IQ54 In thut
dcca Jon, o;e~regatcd 'choolang was
dedurcd unc:onstttuteonal bec:ause
'eparate but .. uppo cdly equal
'thool' produced uenhcrentl} In
ferior" cducauon Cor black chtldrcn
The una\erset)' clatm5thc: <kc
c:a~ " onl~ an c~~;tenston of thnt
pnncaplt and 1n order to draw more
mtnontv )tudents tnto med1cnl
l>chool and the medecal profe<tston the 'flCCtal .1drni"•on program mu'l
b~.· uph~ld
HowC\.Cr. mtnortl\ law\cr \\.ho . -
h;nc on I} to~ len p.utof the Cli\C I rom
the uuhidc hu\~ pointed out thut
'cgregatcd 'chools c:~c:ludc blucJ..,
I rom "hue 'chool becuu'c I he• I' arc•
hlacJ.. und thut mcd1cul ":hool\ hJ\ c .
• tn contra''· C'\CiuiJcd menontu:~
h«.JU'( the) are lru quail(ll'd .
Othtr re~carch hu' poented nut
that ~:urrcnt admi. ''om procedure~
muy not lx vuhiJ, ut all Mo\t
mcdtc.al 'chool<~ bu e thetr ad
mt,,ton~ on the MC \I un·
dcr~rad uate l,lradc potnt over ..1ge~
.md pcr,onul tnt en tc:v.' wtth top
candtdnl~ . l he tntcrvaew' and the
0P ,., arc \UhJccuvc: and when
chmcal perl()tmuncc= '' rated tho'e
"ho ~core htghcr on the M C \ 1
gcncrnll) r«etvc lower pcrlormuncc
rating.'
l C law)er. Archeb.Jid Col\. ha.,
ar~ued that ~roce ma) be tilkcn tnto
account lor proper purpo~e," uch
a~ O\ercomtng the effects or paSt
oppre~seon Hts arguments have
focu .. ed on the nght~ mtnonty
)tudcnh mlli.t have to gntn full
mcmbenhtp tn Amencnn socaety
The Caner ndmintstratJon ha~
urged the Supreme Court to rule tn
favor or the Board of Regent~ In a
72-pnge bnef prepared by the Just tee J>cpnrtam:nt . the .admtnl'tr.llton en·
dor~cd the u'e nl "rca onubly
~ciC'cted nurnc11cul t:ugch," but the
hracl .1hl\ .ud ngtd c: clu,ionnry
quntns'' tould not pu~" con·
:.IIIUIInnnl tC\l'
I he .1dtmn1 t rnlion would hkt:
to prcv~:n t a 'iupn:me ( ourt dect\lon
)'' '\\ teptllf .ts to undercut other
gu\crnmcn t and pn\atc uHarmnll\-t
.u.:uon progwm' '\t the 'ume ttmc:
Jarnm) ( trter doc' not 'upport ngtd
qu,,t<l ') 'tem,,
The C·"' mn' he dcc1ded on the.
ha"' ol the 14th \mcndment to the.
C'on,titution or on T ttle \ I ol the
{ t~il Re11ht' \\;t of 1964. The 14th
Amendment "tat~., that no '>llllc 'hall
"lien) to .any per,on "uhan 11'
jumdictwn the equal protection of
the 1.1\\'
letlt \I "1}' '.o pet<~on '"the
lJmtcd ""''(''hall. on the ground ol
ro~cc. color. ur nullo nul onpm be
... ubjcct to d1M.:rimmu11on under anv
prottr tm or nell\ II) receiVIng fedewl
linum:ml .l~''"'"nce" fhc Onve ~
mtdlc.tl 'choul recctvc~ .,uch
.. ,,i,tunc'
lithe ( ourt dcctdcHln the huset:
ol lult \ I. it would lctw h1e or outh1" ullunl.lll\c nctaon If
c·nurt !iouppmt~ DuHc, Con11n,
could uucnd latlc \'J to
p•o~t.tm" 'udt t\ i)aJ.:\.c ha1
plumed .tgntn!l.l litllt he Court
h t ,I\ lll dIn£ I he
con,lltullunuhl y. •
Maw~ llmyeh thmk
could '~ tn ha~> ctl\t but the {
\.Ufltiii\JC' tu cmphu.lle tl Will
rule on the que taon of ulf•""···
uctwn but nn whether O.tkl<c
h.1ve been .tdmlttcd to lfC'
under the '·'" \\hichc\er Wll) the lourt
tt "11l not be cut .1nd dned In a
op1nton the Cmtrt rclc.t~cd
th:tt "JU\t.a' the r.acc ol 'tudernh:m
be cun,edcreiJ 10 de rrn,;,,,
v.hcthcr ,, con\IIIUteonul \iol.ali"'
ha~ occurred. o ul'o mu'lt l'tiCC
Ccln!lu.lcrcd 1n formuhtllns
rcmech
I ht' \\,men Burger <.oun
ftniJ I hul I he lJ C D01 \1 udml\\r
pm~narn \\tnt ll'O fur 10
tJUUt•l' hll mlltnfltle,, or the)
lind tlmt Buk~ c wa' not •tdmt
bee au~.: ol ell her l,u:tnrs ~uch II\
at-tt: Hnd hi' mtc:rvac\\ ruling not
f,IH
Take the initiative on Tuesday ~" I oe • .JIIuf tn•C
R1churd M. :-lt
fha~ ume he'~ no
co't of hts nc~
0mmuntcuttons. In
mmc chon S2
ll!lfhtllV hurdbuclc n
l:11e1JtJ led fin~ I pre,-. r'
.about S I mtllton '"
~ntl edttton'l one f
unother lcnthcr-b
10\~1 1 ~I& Ill S2SO
I he pr~!o hu' hu
• o the limelight It
•ter!!atc tn"dent
tohc rcluuon!\ 'olu
Tmu· report' tho
IS nett her chatty n
go'''P nor
~~Dil~ll glob.tl pohti1
\ff'mUifJ I\ \Uid
wonderful t
>onr111 the la\1 do)" d
.ptrllctul and unco
runt ' 'II ory
Dt~tnbutton ot
un commet a ct
1 !."rtmc \orne boq
~eep company
_.trogco u<~ ~tJence fa1
In a recent edato
·,Jiamt'ttf U rt-/.. edel
t bnng a luW'IUI
''"""1la a ncludcd the
( olb> ~c:hmiU • B\-l"taog the
or tilt Pluotu lor could be taken tl
1 ue'iday May 23. wtll be clectton doy m Oregon '"'"''" last summer k.
Polh "til be open from 8 u m to 8 p m All 'ltudcnt (and faculty too) from people thcl
ore hereby mvned to appear at thear respective pollma locatton" to cltem~t utc wu' wnuen to
thetr voung nghts Remember tht'l IS the one ttme of year you hat! the 'true ~tory' (
someth1ng to ~) about what goe~ on an government. ,o don't bioi\ 11! the so-c:alle,
Hopefully. more lcwt~ and Clark voter" will tum out for tht'l year's ~~trful argument t
clecuon than dtd for last term's student body government electiOn ~c1n ,., not pcrmtttcl
lt would be OJCC tf more students would follow the example set b) • In order to get
scnaor Toby Padgett, who ts running for Wao;htngton County's Prec1nd the facts of the cas4
Commttteeperson an DIStriCt 98. Despite the fact that she is a Democrat, least S I 0,000 tn d
thtl. college could use more people hke Padgett Rumor has it she 11 -QI••u •n differ~n t st
plunnmg to run for the state lcgtslaturc an two years .• the US Treasuj
Gave 'em Itt//. Toby! :\an~ed with not cotl
You can suU regiS\er to vote up to, and on, election day by going to tilt lloc:unllerlts) and Nix1
Muhnomah County Board or Elecuons • • .. Nixon shoul~
." Meeker wntd
T th Ed •t 1\ould go anto the U 0 e I 0 r . Puniteve dam a
------------------------ --------~-- -------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- ~>nd~actonthcpan~ •
A word of thanks
:'lictl Sabtn wt~hcs to eJtprcs\ hi\
appr«tauon lor the card" and
Oo\\Cr\ that \\ere "icnt by student'
and lucult' members to his wtfe. She
lo'ed them and the :)code~. too
I retract fom~ of the nast)
thtng"i 1\e qed about student!
lvt·ll .5abm
Pm/rJlur uf CummuntrollonJ
Helping the senate better the campus not tn·ftght
among themselvc~ I ~uppon Pagan
Fello"'~hap not because of tts
philo~oph> but because. lill.e a frat
it tnes to ju~t have fun The senate
like the P10nrn Lo~ ~>hould try to
ampro'e the c:ampu~ tr there are
trul) an) burntntt assue!. let the ~•u
dcnt brinr them to the :.cnate. not
Mllct AIIM
Frnhman
Not the point at all
Arter ob)('f'\'108 three ~!\saons "Dell~ dtd no1 SD)' she wus a
of the sJoraotu senate 10 $0SIOn I cru~der'
huH' found a better way to organuc -\her readeng the antcle
:~tudcnt go,crnment . "Wtldhle rehabthtutaon center
Our student cnate spend' 90 pre" ides a temponiry answer" m the
pc:ra:nt or it' umc JUt.\ arguing O'H'r la•t iuue wath ,ome embarrassment,
huv. to dole out money. A simpler 1 \\.t: ha"e come to the conclusaon that
'u' ~ould be to -..et up a 1lot 11 would be u ound adca for the
nuu:hmc and JP"e e.tch group u Pwnri'T Lux to let the mtcrvtcwee
number of to~ens . I hu method ol read the lcature before pubhcauon
hnam:mg could not be any v.or c Mi•quoting ecm' to be a common
than v.hat 1omcttme3o d~ • ta~c I occurrence in the paper
place. For the )catl) battle on finan· The Audubon Rchabahcauon
cang. ~t up a fhhbov.J with shps of Center Will terribly mtsrcpra.ented
poapcr v.ith 3mounts of money and downplayed . It I) doeng a grC4St
\\rtllen on them, then blindfold a dC4SI or good and it ta by no meana
rcprCKntau"c from each organiLB- u'elt)' unneccnary or fuule What
lion and let him dro~v. Cor money. wa• ~otud an the mtcrvaew wau u,ed 10
One of the b11 fight\ O\:et evef)
euuc 1\ "rcp~cntauvene3o\ .. Some
~nlllOf quite oCtcn will obJec;t to
cans•def;&teon of an iuue becaur.c:
• thcv do not have true reprcscnt11110n .
I he problem i~ most oC the students
on 1."arnpu~ don't care and the iuuea
arc o minutr I can't blame them.
Our .cnatc, to feel important, haa to
look for petty IUUat to jusllfy ttl
c •stcnc:e
Our senators should try to the v.rong conttAI We wanted to
'ltrc'' the poml thut there '' much
1 that need~ to be done tn all arcaa nnd
the crux of these problem• he 1n the
people'\ .uutudef and awareness
I hat 1 whut need• to be dealt wuh
ffi0\1 eJ~tcnw.lely In the mcanumc.
placet; hke the Audubon Rehabahta
uon Center urc in Mrwt need
At> for ourJelva. we too were
mi•rcpre cntcd. A"de (rom the mts·
quotca and tw••ted antcrprctuuon~J,
what we were tryang to get acrou wa ... m1!.~d and came off as extremely
tnte We fed you should be uwure of
what you arc dotng
Oh one last thmg Who ts
D1ann Johnson?• Cenntnly not the
woman who tntcrvaewed w
Juan of -trr uupl uh. I mton
Paula Dtll
Sophom ort
Buky WIIJoll
Sophomort
l:.dllor·, Vott
It ha~ h~m . and w11/ runtmut to
ht. tht' polin of tht Ptoncer I og thot
arlldt~ (DflnCJI ht rl'ad by tltt sub·
)tc'/j u/thwt ftorltl prror to publica
lltJn. Tht ua.wnjur that polin 1.1 not
emil· tu O\'otd rtruorshlp cum
pflc ·allofl.~ 1ht' Log tJ mort than o
""" 1paprr 11 u af_\o a rla.s.s tn whlc h
.Hudrntt must/tam how to wrflt ",./I
and orruratt'fl If thtrt' u a {1fiJ·
quott· tlat' td11ors of thu paptr mufl
ht rum t~rnrcl. but K t· must br )Uti a.•
cone ~rnt'd that Jta{j mt'mbtrJ I tarn
/rum th~" mmokts
Furthrrmort. ··Diana Juhmon ·
u th«-psrudummfor o ftudrnt "'W
prt'/t'n tu M ,,. undtr thut 11amt for
OJ /on~: o' ''" "·urk s on tht' l og
Math important
An edatonal pnnted an the: Apnl
27. 197M Pfmw.-r I u~: muk« scverul
comment• about the proposed
muthematac" rcquucment and lis
rc:lauoMiup to a •tudenc•, luturc
occupalton Spccthcally. the
cdttonal JJiatc~o :
• J uat beausc: a student
i~n't famthar wath algebra
donn't mean he wtll never be
)UCCa lui in journaham. ~culp·
ling. theater. pohctt.al aCJc:nce. psychology htStory "
The eduonal also ~uues that
profcs~>eonal people outsade thi~
college Cecl moth beyond remedtal
lt\lel I\ U!oefUI only tO ilrChllCCIS
c:ontructo~ math teacher$ and the
hke
Unfonunutcly the editors
ne\ICr bothered to con~>Uit wath the
LC. p)ychology department as to the
value ol mathemottc:s an our des
ctphne Any rnuonal planmng of a
career tn psychology pomts to the
ub:.urdaty or tha~ editorial
The luct) nrc these·
I) It 111 almost imposs•ble to
obtain employment tn psychology
wuhout o graduate degree. The
average GRE Cor doctoral programs
an p\ycholoSY for '76-'77 wa~o 612.
not a mammal score.
2> An Amencan Psychologacal
A~'IOCtutto n survey of un
dcrgrnd uate non-psychology
cour.,e!> recommended or requarcd
for graduate school reveals 71
depanmcnt~ hsted mathematiC)
couf't'l. (algebra. statisucs. calculus),
61 Its ted ~ocecnce course. (beology.
c:hcmelll ry physac:al sctence. ··sceence
background") and 21 hstcd soceal
\Cience requercments .
'> We cunnot find any re~pectcd
gu1duutc dcpanmcn t 10 the country
thut wtll not requtre some kand of
quontnttve abahty (stati~o tacs) at~ a
reqtJtred gruduate cour. e lor a
degree
There: urc 1 he facti) a~ we \ acw
them II ··ouhJde profe"aonalt~'' can
pro\lc dellc:rcntly . let the editor
pruduc;c them (If suppl) u' \l.ath
dirc:tt quule\
One meght urgue thttt Jl')'·
c hoiUl(.V l!io a humumlitlt' fecld iJ nd "'e
'huuld not be con~trutncd to ur,.,~ctn nt!. from reJ categome and measure people.
I b ent.
•~ a eglltmatc concern. ut • Smcc not JUSt J
separate 1\suc I rom the compct:cnc l\nlvt ng govern met
or tr.uned profes~•onals Olilnlllll would be sd
Examantng our present d u~ hbcled by mnut
mcnt who'e antcr~t!o range rhe second cho~
cognet1on ncurobaology, <~OCJal .·nmn .. llcd by com~
choi08Y de\clopmentnl, fundb betng c
and chntcal psychology . we find The munu81n8 all or u~ have some lund studymg our
muthemattcal 'iOphlsttcnuon a lovelle!>
remcdaul mathematto Of our an, has diJ
prucucmg chnectnns, one h1n
undcrgruduule math degree and "They [polttect
other ·~ ncuvcly U!ol08 a computer urc, then move
he~ prac:tece l~md a little time co
HumanistiC concerns do .. -1 hen they urc: 1
negntc the need for scecnufic allowed up wtth a pi
Even 11 one pin nned never to , • ..,.,.,., k ·type. 1 he or
research agatn new psycho! usted from thear P•
pnncaple' und technaquc'l are "The rematntna
developed con\tuntly RcadtnS onall) a) they c1
prOfC!i\IOnal literature .,.,,,,. someone off 1
stall~ttcal and therefore. at lUll ~u~~
algcbru1c competence If you plan "Then ofl the)
deal wath people there t!o o a quect placl
commaument to be able. at lea~l. ~ clothtng Gnd s'
undef')tund your field :ang them)clv~ on
Othcrwt\e you urc n d "Wh11e ens1de.
rool bh:.hcr'l clamour
I o liUggc,t that what nghto, "
'\ludenl\ need 1!1 .1 course tn ho\\ In ,\-lt'motri Nt
buluncc u chcd.bool and that done 10 pmo
quercmcnts 'huuld be avoided Mn) be al, 11s e
m1ght be puml ul ..rc tmult<> to rytheng 11 1~ wor
'tudcnt'. fuculty und ad · 8ood 1ournnh~t)
taon. To mnkc Judgement\ on u malhon to
rclcvantc ol tcrtuln field~ too But 1 bet I'd nc
hu,cd on unsub,cnntmtcd "ou1~1dc
prolc\'~umul people" border'
JnUrOllh,ltl malpr.ICti(.C
your ey~
~/(IIIII .lfllf'!
11 '\l\(11111 l'ru/•'' wr •J/ p, 1, lw/C!I.I tcream) surprt!le. ar
Jlt'lt'llu ~f. c .,,, ....... lll\ face durang la't
;h\IHtllll l;m/t'\\m tJ/ PH 1 he whepped c. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
• 4 Pumrrr J.ux. Muy IIJ, action
llll\\ ltlhrmuti\C ncllon If
• 1un ~uppmh BuUc, Conr""'
ld umc:nd IItie VI to
gram' 'uch II' Bakke han
uncd olSIIIO''· Htllthc: Coun
~,·o•d•ng the
h~l 11 utton.al it\, •
Many lnwycr' thm~
uld '"" hi" "u'e, hut the c
Jlltn\lt'\ IO emphliSI/t II Will
It on the qUclllton of 11 11rrn"11
lton but on whether Bakke •hou
\e becn .1dmmed to tiC
dcr the ht\\.
\\ htche\C:r Wll} the: ( uurt
ttl not be cut .tnd draed In a
•nion the Court relc:a'>cd, 11
u ''ju"a ,,, the mcc ot .. tudent&
cun .. adc:rcd 1 n dctc ·mu•··
1ethcr .1 con,tttutaonul \tolatll'l
occurred, ~o nho mu,t n.ct
tt:.ldc:rcd tn lormuluttns
ed\ '
I he \\.urcn Hurger Court
(J th,tl I he l 'C J>U\Il> ndmtUJIII
.l(!r:Hn \\COl too fur an
oht' lor mtn<mtle' or tht:' rt
d that Bttkl-c "''' not
:au~c ol uthcr lucttlr\ liUch •u
• and h" intc:t vtC\\ nuanp not
'C' • • •
eon Tuesday
y m Oregon
n All 'ltudents (nnd fnculty too)
tave polhnglocut1on~ to ellcraJt
he one time of year you hnc
~overnme nt, so don't hlo" 11!
ter~ will tum out for thi~ ycar't
iOdy governmen t election
ould follow the example set b)
Washington County's Preana
the fact that she as a Dcmomr,
Padgett Rumor hns It she 11
l two years
l1 on. election day by going to the • In the fast lane
• the bull over our eyes
~n rlrrtr
t!ll""r I "' t dllnr·ln•C hltf
R11:hurd M '-11\on j, :'ltrev.tny u" o\er U@•nn
I ht~ umc: he not rapptng \meracun ofl lor their rc pee: a but r or S 1 Q 9S,
CO)I of ha!< nev. book nrc· Ml'nltllrt of Rtrlrard \tum Wurncr
0mmumcallon~ Inc •. which wall pubh h the pnper bucll edit ton puad
\JAtln more thnn S2 mtlhon then ~old the Ctrot~et und Dunhtp publi•hmr
~ran'' hurd buck nght., Grouet and Dunlup report~ 11 hu~ .tlrc:adv •old tta
hcdulcc.l f1n11 J'lft 'run or 20,000 copies, I rom whtch the company wall rukc
ab<'Ut \I rnilhon an profat. Tlmf mug.lllnt report!lthut there .tre ulso two
uti edllaons one ror SSO complete with 1 rtcll.y Dtclc'~ very own tgnn1Ure
another h:.lther-bound, autographed edmon to be d11tr1butcd to Nallon
'"u'1"'' .11 \2SO
I he pre ' hu' hud nothtnp glowtni to repon about Ni,on'!ilute~t cru\h
the limelight It I\ all "'uton·, antcrprctatton ol h"tory, pluymg up the
lhtr~r11r1 c incadc:nt "' "JUst a public rciUttOn!l progrum thut onl) needed a
'~1hlic: rchttton" tolutton "
1wrt rcporu thnt 'the book doe5 not cont.un uny )muahmg revclutton 1•
I) neat her choll\o nor pondcrou ... It will \Utttf) nctthcr readers toolonglor
go,sap nor 'cholor~ ,ecking proround inSight anto the rorces
,!Jnmll globul pollllo.
\lt•mulf\ 1 \Uid to be 11 1,184 pugc '>ynthe:m. ol 1hr fmal Dal\ nnd
•·••n'"'• wonderful behand thc-dc\k chills he ga\c the 1\meru:an pubhc
y the lust dny" of h1' prl:'\tdenc) "~1xon'!i story 15 1 he a me delcn~t\'C,
·~·11ctul .tnd unconvtnctng account that he ha5 told :.o often tn the past."
Tmrc ' 'tory
l>a~tnbut1on ol the book 1~ brtngmp with 11 .1 wove nl di su~t lor u m.1n
t.tn <.ommll a cnme agaan~l tbe Amcncun populuuon und profit from
crt me Some: book !It ores are even plnctng 11 tn the facta on \ecuon where 11
~ccp compan)' with Grimms Fulfl' Talt'.t and 10mc: ol the more
~rragcou' 'ctc:nce ticuon fanras1e'
In a recent edtlonal lttled "Let\ kack Naxon around JU!II once more "
ttf ~i l*t>k editor Rtchard Meeker even went '10 f~~r "'to •mgge't one
bnng a luW'iUtl agumst N1xon lor rapmg our moral char.tcter H1~
lfTilUio 1 ncl udcd 1 he f ollowmg.
• Bv h~ttng the Ne" York Tame .. ( o., which purchased rcpnnt nghts the
uc could be talcn to that ~tate , accordang to Meeker New York pas<~cd .1
tc. lo.~t summer knov. n .u the .. Son ol \c1m" lav. "hach he writ!:'\, •tole'
from people the rrutt~ of thcar $Cihng stone .. oft hear wrongdotng! . CThu
te wo' wratten to prevent Davtd lkrkowttl from 'luccumbtng to offc" to
tht 'true story' of New York'' 44 cahber lallcr ) In odd1t1on to the
te, the so-culled 'Rest.Dtcmcnt' of the common law of rcsutuuon
:o~.erful argument 1n any case ,mywhcre) conuun~ thiS logacul darecttve A
:rnlm I!> not permmed to profit by hu own wrong dt the e"pensc ot another·
• In order to get into federol court, where there \hould be no dtspute a~
the (acts of the ca_se, Meeker )l}Y$ .. we need what'~ known us 'davers1ty' plus
least S I 0.000 tn damages " Dtvenuy , whach mean, the derendonu are
'~"''"u tn dtffc:rcnt states, could be satisfied by nammg the New York. Tame1
o., the US Treasury Department an Woshtngton, DC (wh1ch could be
rged with not collecttng pubhc royahtes from Ntxon for h1s use of public
nnd Nixon, of Californaa, a& defendants .
• "Nilton should be forced to return has royalhc:s from book sales an New
., •• l " Meeker wntes. "We the tn~payers should recover ~ that1s, the money
ld go an to the US Treasury ... Entertainment
A DOCTOR A DAY.
Charles LaTourette , Darcta Duquette , and A Nannotte O'Bnen play an Tho Good Doctor, o sert~ of
shorts by Neal S1mon at the Long Goodbye tavern
Simon doctors Chekhov to one-liner
\nnr "ltlnrr
Uf lhr l'turn .. , I 111.
fh~:rc 1" u hMe :~.pace tn the
~orm:r ttl the har.c:ment tn the I nnB
Gtlod h\ c I,,, cr n tn tJn\\ nto\\ n
Portl,tnd. 1 hc:rc:: t) d cement pot~t 1n
the madtJk ol at and ro"'" ot chutr an
front ot tl.
1 he) Ci1ll 11 ,, .. tagc. fhc: h\c:
entertatner" do not ''"it \tmgs. pin)
tn trumcnt • ur do :~tand-up "omcd)
rout me.. I he) put on u pia~
l he production at the long
Goodbye''"~ 1m probable aa the r~t
ol tht' .. cen<~no Pia) v.flght Net I
\1mon adapted 'hort ~tones b) An
ton ( het.ho' tnto a narrative rc' uc.
The ch..tr.tctc:n~llcllth~ two writers
hove tn common could fat tnto the
Pia~ back I heater 'tt&~ge ( hck ho\
wa'l a doctor .tnd ~1mon's ntckname
,, .. Doc .. whach exphun!lthe IItle "'
least Thr Good l>or10r Sttll. the
work~ of the great Ru .. ~mn tUUII\ \~tuall. \\ hJt I arnporiUntt)
"'" \\ h.ll Stmon ha~ done to
l hd,hu\, hut "h.tl Chckho\ h;s!\
done ht Stmun
I here '"' nul htnt~ mure ~crtou~
th.tn Ctlnlt:l.h •• 1nd •n m.1n) wa\ thl'\
t'lo .t \CIIUU'\ pl.n ChcL.ho\ und
Stmnn ma\ he tJramallcalh
dlllc:rcnt. hut the) arc both \Hiltng
,,huut n unt\er~althemc: · \\C lllu[th .It
the "ullcrtnt; nl other people
I hut Ctlnccpl t) Introduced tn
the lar"t rnnnologuc b) the "-ruer.
bc.tuutulh portril)cd by Chari() l..a
I ourem· l>rt::~,cd and ~pcctaclcd
10 nrdc:r to sut~~c~l the: Good Doc1or
Chd. hrn. \\ hn 1 he \\: rnet ·rea II) tS.
l .. t T uurc-ttc lnlts the llketchcs
tn~cthcr •n a dehghtlull) lrenellc
n.trraii\C, CrC"attnl( stone::. liO l;ht h~
can barcl) wnte them do\\n !UU~'Snrne I >nt 1 ·-' htlanous lc:uon
un '"'\.IUC'tng ,uhcr men ·~ wtv6, und '"
~ucL'\"'~ful i.luc to the talents ol Lu
luurt:lh.'. the-Seducer Bob Kelley
,,lrtr,a~" ,J ~ hurf tdt' bUAIOCUman
\\ htt-.c hu\tnt"\lo j,. to sell ttckcts to his
n\\n dro""'"~ ·surgery.- "h•ch
lc::.ll un..... I I r uurcttc and Bnolher
~Cf) capahlc .1ctor. Gar) B•uey. 11 n
,t,,p,lld lnul. Ul the callous pom·
pu'tt~ ol ,, llunJ.y mccJtcnl Jtudcnt
I I .t I ''urcttcl who wreak$ havoc: b)'
tr\lnl! "' tmtt.tte ht\ supcnof'l\
In nthcr ketches, a lonely old
couple nn ,, rark bench dcctdes 11 1s
-J un I .1te lor Happtn~ ." hnd a
shrC'" \\ ho 1 upposcdl} a
"f>clcn..cla.' Creature,"' ~'Creams.
"htn~~ <~nd t hro" u lit 10 front ol a
puor. ~out·nddcn banJ.cr unttl he
11et~< "h.tt 'he wuna
I he mt'n ol the compan) v.ere
.til fl:,t una hi) lane uctof). Ba cy and
I .1 I nun::Hc turned an pertormancn
that \llcrc 4011e prol~s•onal The
twu "nmcn. Dana Duquette and A.
~annette 0'8nen. d1d no1 sup pi) the
htc nee~'·'" lor 1 he comtc element -
• Punittve dnmage.s could also be brought ogamst N1xon for outrageous ------------ .nr1au,~ t on the part of a defendant Courts grant such damages to prevent plnywt~ght. who ulso wrote Th.t·
('hnra Ort·hard. 'IC:C:m hardl) rtttiOi!
m:ucnullor .1dapnon 1nto the 'ICtte'
of One-hncr.. for \\ htch C.,tmOn I
de,crvcdJy (amOU\ It 'eem' lotttClll
th.at tf C'hclho' hud wanted the'e
~hort ston~ to be a play or evtn
one-act\ he would ha'c wntten
them that v.a\ 1 he-lul\t 'ketch. ~ 1 he ~nee/e.·
purtr<~~ o~n c.arn~th tnept Cl\ il )Cr·
v.1n1 the '"'"tunl C'hadClerk tn the
l>cp.lrtmcl\1 ul frc~ and au~hcs.
~ hu 'ncc-lc' mtghuh on hh bo''
the: tmrw ... tnl' .1nd pompous ~hnl\ter
ol l)u hltc I,Lu ~' On I) m.a kmg a I O(ll
t'l htm'ltll h~ .tttemplln~ to make
.tmend!io. he l[tte:"~ home and he~ d(lwn
"' dte nl humthuuon \\hen the enpl rchcd on their pcr-
lnrm.tn~ •• 1 10 ~1 he Govcrn~
••nd '"1 he \ud1t11tn ,'" the comedy fell
.tft.trl .tnd hcrumc nterel) depres ins
I he:\ \\c-rt: much h<tter tn suppontng egome and measure people
ra lcg.itamalc concern, but
1nrntc 1nuc lrom the comoellcfiC
anuncd profe~'iiOnals
Exomtntng our pre-.cnt dc:p.~an
nt who~c anterests range
p1i11on. neurobiology, ~octnl
>logy. de\clopmental,
j climcal psychology. we: fand
or us have ~omc kind
thcmaucul soph1sttcnuon nbtl\1
redml muthematl~ Of our
lcttcmg chntCIUn5, one ha~
:fergraduote math degree nnd
1cr ts actively usang a computer
practice
H umnm~ouc concerns do
~ate the need for ~C1cnt1ftc •.llill'
~n tf one planned never to
l:arch agatn, new psycholc>gta
nctplc' ond techmque~ arc "''~
!eloped con.,tantly Rendans
1fe~stonnl literature rcq
ja~otteal and therefore , ut lcaJI
ebratc competence If you plan
11 With people there 1s a
hm1ttment to be able .. Ill lca•t.
•ef')tnnd your field
Otherwt~. you nrc a d
I
I o susgc'lt that what
Cfenrs need Ill a cour'lc 1n ho~
rncc a chcd book. nnd thllt
r.emcnh \hould be uvo1ded wh
~ht be puanl ul are tmulh to
~cnl\ lacult~ und adm1nt
1 I o mnkc JUdgcmcnh on t
•vuncc ol certu1n held' ton ,.,.,,l'f',
cd on un'iubstnnttntcd ·•out
lc~'"onal people" border'
rn.tl 1\llc mu I pract tee
(, '""" Hl\fU/11 Pro/nwr u/ P\1 d,,,,.,,,.
If t'lt•nu \1 { tJr/t:tlll
\\1\llmt /'ro/nwr of Pln Jru/tll.l
Ptllllt't'T /.IIJl. M Ul' Ill, ·l'f~r•rlant~ from repeattng o(fens~. Meeker sugge1ts thlll Sl would be
lflicacnt
• Smce not JUS I any phuntiff can go an to court to complam about affa1n
ng government businC$s. Wrllomtttt Wuk'J cdator says the tdcal
would be someone who appeared on Naxon's enemae list and wa\
U\ labeled by tnnuendo through pubhcataon Of the book
fhe ... ccond chotec of plaant1ff would be a boobtore owner who .. as be1ng
,,mn .. lled by competition to purchase mcmoal'$ for resulc and object~ to
fund~ beang channeled to a known cnmmol "
r he munugang tdttor of Oregon State Umvcr!~aty's Dati~ Baromtttr.
studymg our ex-President 's pohueal career nnd the cxpencnOC$ of
terg11tc lovelic such as John Dean, H R Haldeman and John
rhrl•,.hmnn, has di~covered the perfect way to profit by pohttcnl involve-
"They (poliucanns) stan out anywhtre 1n the (ederal government
Jmn•ure. then move up a btt. or get next to someone tmponant Neltt they
l<~~erld n httle ume collcctmg lhtar mformnuon (1 hesnnte to call II rcseurch.)
"1 hen they arc ell her ell posed an the new paper' or on electronac mcdlll,
I)Jiowcd up With a paperback book A new wrinkle to thl\ plon t~ the '1-wn\·
rook' type The only vanahon ts,theycommll an Illegal act and usually are
.11\tcd lrom thetr poorly paymg government Job
~The remnamng step~ arc obvaous Thev make ... ~ btg or an tmpre'>Ston
'"'"nutty a~> thc:y can. Lyang, ch~ung. brenkang anto a rederal butldmg or
ne \Omeone orr With government ca'h are \Ure IBCIIC!t \0 c:hnch later be-t•
1ng ~ucce~s
.. fhen off tht)' curry tO pmon ror jU\1 1J long enough \Cntence IO
tdc 11 qu1ct place to fabncate the manu,crapt Mo~t pemtenuanc:' oftcr
liOd clot hang and .. uppl) paper. penc1l~ undo typcv.nter (tf the) \Wear not to
~ng themselv~ on the rabbon)
··Whtle tnMde. they wnte to man) pubh~he,.,. Ju,t numc the pn~
h!ihel\ c:lnmour at the gott~ on the day 'the famou' wnter' gel\ out to get
lht nghh ·•
In Mm1ulf1 Nll\on even say,, ·some or the be,t wnttng m ha\torv hn'
done an pnson Thml ol Lemn and (,andht "
Muybe 1r. a~ editor of the: P1onr'r Lnx. I were to np the paper ofl for
!\rrut h1ng 11 t:> wonh (tncludmg the No-Do1 and liquor ~o mdu.pen•nblc to
)!tOtld Journuhst) , then wu!l to wnte about the whole ,ord1d ,\fllltr l ~ould
kc u malhon. too
But I bet I'd never be Prc\ldcnt -
~tmon hu' gone further thiln
that He: hu' added his own dl\tmctl)
Amcn~an .. tamp to the material 1 he
hybradvauon rna\ offend pupah ot
'criou' Ru.,..tun theater. and ':ltmon
could he condemned a' pre .. ump· ~11:·~ n1H ·• pantcul .. rly amu\ln&
ht;orc. hut then. neither wu. Charhc
C'h.tphn, \\hen !OU 81ll rtght dO\\ n let
II. 8t:'td~ . S1mon Oller-. an :tftcrnat('
end•nll lm th1N~ who obJect to that
unl!'. H~· g''t'' home. h~ do\\ n. and
mhent 50 mtlhon rubl~. Ho. ho.
hi•
Pioneer Log
• Campus Boa 2t
Lowta eno Clar" Cottego. PotlllncJ Oregon 97219
1603) 24<4 ·8 161 ua 232
Editor ·ln·Chltl Jell P1t reo Bualntu Manegtt· John Scou
Nt'IU Editor Phylll$ Ostur
Copy Edllou. Porrv Olton Hans Holt·
nogal
Sportt Editor K•m Hartwtg
£nltrtJijnmena Edllor L•ll GrOClntng
Arl Olr~ao• C .uohnc: Gaht
Phologreplly Edtlor Jono Kltclter
Compoatllon Edtlor: Srtartone Kamoto
Adwtrtlalng Manager, T OQy Pls<Sgl!ll
Ctrculallon MaNgtr, Antta MiliCI.
Wrtt•ra. TatacUwa Chtblnguza. Produc:llon B lty Boorowslt.t Rav
Clark Jana Fuu 11 Jone Hudson
Nan Groy-Jortnllon Suo Kaplan
Anne Slcll\et
Compoallton C•nor Br~ ~tna Jan,,.
Clark KlilltJn Ha•l!dll Crace tnolluehl
, Lynne u "'ltma N I WOOdy
Arttal M.tll Wuetlll!r
I M•Jor adYtiOr. Rtcl\;ud Hovl
Sptnlual Guldanc:t Tne •p,. People "'"'"" I he pia~ \\:J" "'ell uatcd to the
thc.ttc-r. "hach '' h.udl~ .1 1agea1 all.
hut Oltll'~ u huh: tn the "''~~" r here ·~
nu 'ICl tn "f'IC'alt. '~1. and lhe .:uruun
\\ ,,, n:m1m~ent ul \htm' old h~ts
'trunl! up tn the 8arugc I he
C\\,1\IOle, ·•Pf'ICMCO to he Good~•ll
hnd,, .ant.! the make·up was:. clearl)
''''hie. ,,, the .tudtc::n~"e W1b anang
pr.actt~.tlh 111 the .tctur' lap
\II ''' tht' "ur~) tor the pia).
r.uher 1h01n ··~·~~"'' 11. \Vhen the
W tiiCf •lf1tlhlltlle' tur the h:.tk\ tl')(lr
and th~· m~·"''"c's ul hh uc
~"m'~·'"""" 'uddt'nl~ the :u
"''''Pherc- n'llt' au't nght. ~n\1 the
ft~'''ftle Ill th~· •IUdu:nt..~ ~\:UmC'
l!tll.''t' r.tth~·r th.tn tntruder' T h~: •
lnttm.t~\ ''''h~ th~-.ttc-r.cuuph.'\.1 w1th
th..: un.tl\.l'h~'\J c'ut'lero~nle ,,f the
~.t~t. ,Jr;~\\ C\C'I"\ ''nt' tnhl ., f1ather • l.,,n,ptr.ttunal u.·t ... tl\tn,hlp 11 ~ dll•
11~.uh "' tnl.l~llll' the ~m\: effect
~tnf ..... h,~·,c-J ,,,. ,, ltrn~dwa' ta~c
Murray Cotem.tn Jell O••on Cttuck OlftCIOI pobhc uon of tnll' As50C•alt..>cl 1 h••Ufh lht' 1,.n·1 ~1m11n·, iun·
Fall Nana Grey.Jonnson . Sue Studenta ot L w11 end Clara.. 061S sw Kaptan,KahLUSwuii .OutchMandel. Palahnt Htll ROitil Ponlana Oregon Ill~ I f\1.1\ t:\ n lllc•c/wc ft'" S1n10n 1'\
Anile Matt.s Randy Massenga le. 97219 p11nteo w~~tly by the Stllwooct ~IIC'f th.an llh I cnmt'i!\
Oavtd Powell, Lou Putman St ... • BH S«ono c r.s p05111go D8td1tt I h1' I' t'h\ h'U'I' u -II.'" ·hud~l
Rtll.,bCtrgor, Colby Scnmlll Hall! Porttanc:l 0•-on Annual sui)Ser•"'lton Trtoralemnon Oav•d Unt•rmaytl , cc»l S.J ?S 1~: US subsCribers " ~·th•rt .tnd I hi.' J~·untt ~·uulcl u .. l.' !ooOO\~
Chnaltna WOOdy Standard 1 ties lor d•aptay ec:t .... r-P•'h'h H11\\c;\~ 1 thl.' pl.&) duc:,rft
Spol'tl S.,m Brtgg >Rrah Burna Mtlle ' 1,11ng. S2 2!1 per cotumn tn<:l\ $75 nett ll.'.tlh 'I.'CI11 t'' nl.'e\1 u e,, .md 'h~·
Clarl< Muuay Cotem~n Oa..•llUwll page SISO lull p~e Ctterg" lo• ~"U'I m.a;.,.c:, Uft Ill cllurl \\b,ttlt lu\:1..~
lltnC!!i Woods CIIUtlttld td~ $ 05 p I h0fd Enttrlalnmtnt BomOt Ltlc:f\ITIM Stacy tn '' ·hnh~ue I ht' a tor" thh.l\\
Roul Annt: Sletne• \ltcws uprcss'l11 •• e '"~ ot lh\t ahcm,~·h e~ tnhl t hctr "''cs "11 h ~uch
Rtal World Ctndt Owons wllltll Ill(! dO nOif\.C:C!t:U.lattiY rall~llltl :rc·,tl ollld \lb\ IIlii" t: ll,ltl\ ntC"nl thllt I he
Publlc:k Oceurrtnc:ta 1\aroo lomtMrd vttws ollrte alucJ nt bOdy tl'ttlll!CUII\' or "h,,J~· dted '' chat man¥ und cntcr-
dd d h '"h Pholography Racll Colltn5 Brlt Oo.ano the c:oneo aomuHslltlltOn UnstgMO I ht., note: •~ a re,!tc to I e 1t t.unm~·
b dd Jtll Oucon Ken f'llbrt<:lo Jomes vchtouats llltl flUCj!Q~hut lind appro•~ c-YOliJ' eye, u y mnn" (ltctunlh I thm~ It wa!l 8 ''hit Flanagan O..v•O Homb•e. Marl. KOI\!n by lho IICIIIOra lind mO~QOf11 ol tms \1 thl" Plol\ bud: 1 heater, II\'(
11 vtriCllf~) \\ ho CO\iefed my £ncc With Owtghl Lay, Katl Po•lt:tl n OavhJ Willi!) I)At:H!t lind tallt!CI lhcrnajonl)• ODtnlonOI \ UUII~ aCIU~ ,ue pnt~IICIO(t thetr Drt,
cream) ,urpme. nnd to the pe"on (or pcr'lons) who h1red the pte thrown 10 John Yoder tnoao otltccra und uudten «:$ und ca t tthke a~
ruce duflng la\t Monday·~ meeting ur the PmtJt't'f I og edltortal b(lard Eataoltshoel \942 hll\llll! " \\ ondrrlul hme Tha~ I!\
1 he v.h1pped creum was dchCIOU'. JU~t hke on th:e~c:o:m::m:c::r~c~•u~l:" :__•:__:==============================-~"'~h~a~'~'~h~c.~H~,·~r~t~d~l~l ~a~bo~u~t:_ __ ~•
r·t·t l.ox • .\faa· 18. /978 5 -Drews plans retirement
\nil• Marl.'
Ill tilt l'um••• I "I
II '' ••nld "''t t.t\..1." much 1m·
ll~tn.tlhlll Ill f'ldUfC htrn flii'IOf
Jo'' n 1 hl \m.ll•'n ''" the \lncan
Ouccn \\ h{n tnthr•lJHliO~\
f'"''l"-'ft' R.,tun ll~\\' ~tlfc,, l1c
f'l.tn' ht hc'oHJ du\\ n lhoJt w.ay.
Dt e'"· '' h•' "'" rcure at thc end
nl ,,, 10~ tcrnt. ~nd hc \\Unh hl "gel
m ,, hill• ll.tn•hnt:,." H\ll\t'\t'l . he
f'll'lt'f' ,10 tii\U,Uill m~c Ol
tr.IO'fWIUIIItll\ ht." hi.:t'' IU tra•·l,'l h\
In: l~hrcr
"Mo'l 'h'Jl' \\Ill hu•c p.t,,engcr
••u.'tmtm•lllruron' "'' ll peortt-."
l>rt'"' ~1J "II &he ha' e an m•trC
th,m th.tl thl·r~·, a m.mumc lu" th111
!o.lh thl'\ lt.tH' I•' h.t'c mcd11.al pt'r
'nnnd
•t t:Utl•'tl u h .tllrl\\CI atzt'OC~ \ll
~t311 \lith hut '"'" m\ \\lie .tnd I
nMt.l· thl .111 ln\1l'mcnt, ,,ur,chc-~.
hc -..ud "\II \t)U h.t\C 111 d•• '' gc11n
lotH• h "uh I rc1~ht hnc~ ~
l>rt'\\' -.atd he: h.t) .rlrc.td\
, hrdul1d ''H' tr"(lghtet ~xcur-~nn'
·1 \l~ "••ll .IC'.tn nnd 1 huH· .1 ~r~r
pl.rnnc:d ~Hnc: J tnUaf\ .~ he ,.ut.l.
\\\'II 'I .If\ 1n 't'" Orle.an,, gel
through the I'Jn-tmu C.tnul .tnd g,,
do" n 1 h\: "c't '''''t ot South
\mcricot 'nt lall "c·r~ glllntt to
tul..c n <.rur r n the Pactlli:'
•t nl\chn~ h\ lrcaghtcr tn ha'c
Jr~d' Mntua;c,, thou~h \\ c tcut.._
l.oul'l-I ha\t:r l h•rrner l e\\ '"' and
C'lltrt. dean ''' lacult\ )31ong ~ llh u ..
one ttrnc on "h'-'1 wu.. U(lJlO!'cdl) a
7~-da\ C'ru''" We "ere onl\ at ,ca
IOI 20 d:.&\
•l''c .tl"a}> hnc:d the 'u hut
\OU c:-tn fU'I ne\.cr ~Uilt' rei) on J
1 tctghtcr I<' go "here 11 ,. .. ~"' It will "'
Dtc" .... id tra,chng ha.' been a
p;an ot h1~ hfe for man\ )'ear-.. "1
tcmporanl) ;abandoned m~ Ma,ter\
(dtt~n:c) aher I toot. a coui'C tn the
hrl>Htr') nt the fnr b)t." he ..a1d "h
wa' .&bout I~ ttit'n, and I tool "
JOb tc..tchtn~ atthr Pd.111g Amcr•e.tn
'-thool The ~chool year ended '""'
tn time ror me to get back to Pearl
Harbor bcfor"( the J•pan~ oc· CUJ'Il-d l htn:t "'
\\ uh the lar t·.t!ll :" ht'
.tnthr orutug•cnl 'flt'~lllh \. I )rc "'
... ud hr ",,, glad h) hn"\c 'ccn I he
''"''''of the: l'el.;ulf Mon \\h1lc 10
l tuna .. 1 ""' ''nc: ~tf the '·'"' men,
lcrt.11nl) one ol the: l.t'\1
anthwruh'~''''· to ,c;-~· thrm bclore
the\ \\-ere '"'llttcrt d "·• con,equenc:e
uf .~n mc1dcnt tn \\ tUid \\ .rr II "
1 he", n:t Ul ned to matnlund
l htn.l lor ,1 "''' 10 197(1 1-t 1~ 1r nd'
to the I "r ltl'l h.t\C ·•"n mduded •• .. ,t' 1 htnl! 'ttnt.. 1n R) ulu,,
Ut. tnll\\ ,,
llro ""d he hll:. tr.l\elcd t'\lt'n·
~•,ch '" I uropt'. lcudmg thrc~ • d1llcrcu ,tudcnt )!.rtlUfl' lor tht'
\mcnl.IO '\\Uih \hr~,ad organtt.t·
1 "'" In • ht 1.111 ••I I Q \ Drc"'' 'pent
~•' \\n "" tr 1\ehng h' hlm'lcll
thrnut:llthc "'"tel llnton
"I ""'~ the 1 run' '•bcna
r.ul''·'' ... he "'"cJ "I ~p~nt .1bout hull
"" uml''" ll1bc~1r.tun(.1'-o"c t 'tutc
m c ... ·ntr.•l \'m) .. tnd the rc't tn the:
,,1t~ ,,f < ll!•'r~•IJ .tnd the lJI.;nune ·
PIC\\' ,,ttd hC' '' looJ..tnj!
ltuw.ud t•t tlh I rc~' lime he Will hli\C;
\\hen h~ n:tue' "I tlC.tll\ 1\.c he-en
,t(IIH' Cl\CI tht' )C:.tf:o. In tht (U~
(. lull I'm "'" the rre...rdcnt ol the
I'Mtl.1nd \rt 'Au,cum·, Onental
\rt' ~tud, "''~ICI\ • •J'm lllut.tng I on~ urd to the
lll."etillm ••t ~pc.rlrn~ mure c\tcn\llit·
1\ t•n lhe .. uhJcl.l ol Chtnu," he ..a1d.
"I h,,,cn't hecn able to tr.l\t'l'tt'r) far
t•' ,pea._ hcc.tu'e I '~; been teachmg
.1nd pt'U('Ic nor m-ill\-\\ant ) ou d ur·
1n}! 1 he ~chunl '~;~r
l>rC\\!io ...ard he uho plnn" to
,p.;nd ume \Htttng two boo!..\ und il
m.1g:.:rtnc .trlldc ~one ol tht' book"
( "'"'"' J. \ unJ /nJIIJn A rl/rf\ as
"ntten .1nd JU't needs a hule more
\liurk. he -.aid It', J compumon or
'\\bitt the Ru,"un' d1d to tht' null"\cs.
uf non hern ".:oru J\ they e'po~nded lo
the c:1N and "hnt we d1d to the
Amert~Jn I ndmn "' ""e went Wt'SI
I h~; '''her book I!> 7 hr /.rlancb
llun c,,, A""' Dunn{! the
nanctt'\·nth c.:entur) the US churned
.and 'Utl\~'4UCOlJ) I0\1 doten\ Of
LC ST\JDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: 2¢/gatlon below normal
Either Mini or Full-serve
LABOR: 10% discount
PARTS: 10% discount CHEVRON
By popular demand. Burllng•me
C,ewon has offered us rhese price
reducttons I 0 card r&qutr&d. 5 gallon
min. on gas dtscount Located at Taylor's
Ferry Rd. & Terwilliger
6 245-4274
Free pick-up •nd delivery on Mrvlce
Friday, May 19
7pmto7am
Info available at KLC
A Muscular Dystrophy Marathon •
• ROBIN DREWS
At the end of spnng term, Dr Drew& will trade in hiS
chalk lor a travel bag as he and his wife plan to take
a freighter excurston through the Canbbean and down to South America This marks Just e stan on
how he plans to spend h1s retirement.
"land' tn the central P.tc11ic It .,
..tlmo~t J total!} lor(lollen cpl\odc tn
mcrrc.Jn ht,tOr)
Drew' ..aad the Jnrcle r~ one. he
ha' '\\Unled to do lor o long ttmc "but
JU't nt''"er gut around 10 wnung I'd
h!..c to tr.ttt thr ongtn~ of art from an
anthropolnga:.t'~o potnt of vaew
·Ever) culture ho!> an." he stud
Homose
Ol•na John'lon
Of I h~ Pkoll«t I ut
I c,hmnt"m und homo,e~~.unhly
have heen hlumed on mothel"> but
the lather ma~ he JUltl a:. tmportant a
cuntrtbutor to that behavaor accor
dm~ to ,pc,tker' .u o :.emtnar ht\t
\\-cck un \rttmund I rcud und the
,Uf"\1\UI ul women rn u male
d(lmtnuted 'UCrCI\
I cadtntt the dt\CU~o ron were
.lcannu: Mc.:Kmght ol thr I ewt' and
t l.trl I nttl"h depanment Jean
"'itnd.trd and M1m1 John~un 1 ht'
la,t 1 \\-O arc: anl'>lnnt profe '01"\ at
l nl\cl"oll) uf Oregon
!\hl~k.trd .1nd John~on are
worltn~ nn ~~ buol.. tentauvcl) tilled
\r' Rolt• Ot•• ·f'lupm~nt omJ .\t'
lnt•quallll l he book •~ bu\ed on
the1r own theorre' and rcst'nrch th~:y
huve conduct~d at U ol 0 on the
lamrtv .. tructurc~ ol lc)b1an
• CCTCamping
Travel Europe
Th" ktnd of VOOlhOo 11dvr.nture -. re
ofl .. nnQ takes a luaury cooch. ~~~~~
woth o rnuiUI"\l)tron.JI group of voung
p<.!Opie. SOrtlt! ~crll ••nl CiliTipl"9 <'qUip
ment. llnd h1JJ the road We ~..., !JIVe
yau o lot of opt10m as to whiCh 10.1d!l
w,.ll h1l
From thr beoches to the mountll•ns
th" r~uuron~ to the n.11ns, CC'T v.111
show you " f:.ur~ mwv )('i~son d
tr olllt!m Of!\lt'l k~w >NilS thl're Vitlng~
10 vrllag Md sorru·thlng rnore 1011
m.lle Fm·c to fJt ,. r---------------,
Pltt~e Sf'nd rne the CC'T Compjng I
Europr color broc:hurr dnd enter I
m~ rn thl" qn..to.dWi1)' cont.-.. t fat n hr<' I
22 d•lY E.urop<l tour I
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12« ~Uit ""r 478 I ILC 8o• UO lo..,.•t artd Cl11ril Collog•l fPontand OR 072UI I ~I\ o peorll" Ind. 11 It 1:. us much an
C\\t'ntml 11 'eemo,, u~ clothtnJ.l or
he Iter
Dre"' 'a•d he would oho ht..e to
)pend t1mc bru~htng up on enher
C hme'e or J.Jpaneo;e . "I'd hke to try
to go buc.k to rework one of them,"
he ..utd "1 hey were my doetorate
lnnJ.lUilge' I wunt to do some trun!>lut•on' of wnttng..\
• I al'o tntend to gnrden likt
mad,"' Drew\ \Otd ~Ragh t no~ 1\t
rnmnrtly got no~cr\, but I'm thanl·
rng about putting tn somt
ra,pbcrrie' strawber rtes or
bluebemo
"You can't help betn& n huk
economacalthese days" •
• due to fathers, too?
lemrna't'. non-le~b aan fcmmists and
nonlcmint')h
"We were studymg farntly
buck~round:. of 1 he!>e three groups of
\\omen" 'utd John~on . •we weren't
trym~ to t'xplatn why someone
become' u le\btu n. It was a test oft he
hvrothe"" that fathers males
h.tliC an mOuence on ~octal sex
typm~ • '\he ..atd there t) ev•dcnce
that le'lbtan' fn:quently do not get
alnn11 \\-ell wath thetr fathe~ or wuh
~omen "ho hve rn trndtttonal
female role,.
Ml e'baan rdenulied thetr
lather-. .t' mot"( uncanng." )Hid
\toclo.ard ·1 ht' luthel"\ more than
1hcar mother\ were ~ohown u~ betng
dallcrenl · ·
John!lon \1\ld male homo.sex
uul' "t.le:-.crtbed father a!> .. omeone
who dtdn't like: thern
··Pohucnlly. thnt mak(jl me ncr·
VOUII It \OUnds like we're 'llly1ng,
'1 he: wuv to produce heterosexual
ch1ldren •~ to have r..uher'> mal~ 10
the home who arc wonder1ul · "
'-hlc:kard ~td wnmen "t'rc baolostcnlly prepared for the JOb ol
nurtunng. but the father should beal
lea~ot an •mronant element an tht
upbrmgmg of chaldn:n, tf they don)
al~oo help an n child'& nunurmg.
"Jr chtldren ww males becomt
more nurturnnt people, ond malo
\llW them\clva that way. rt would
lestumile men as nurturcr~o ... said
John!.on
The group also d1scusscd
Mmutrophoban.· described a ~
womun ' rcur 10 become the mothct
In literature. McKntght ~ad, ttaqo
urtte to movt' beyond the example ol
one' mother
"f or 'ome women there 1s •
double-edged mother." McKnaght
'\llld ·•y ou huve to wor~ through the
dcvnlued woman to get to the good
wonhwhtle woman ..
Both ~tockurt.l und Johneionarr
.rllihntcd with tht Center for
'iocaolotc•cal '\tudy of Women 11
l ol 0 They recently co-authored •
pupcr utlcd "<\ue•ol Ongtn of Mak
Oomanunn. •
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0 -···1ft""-- w •• , Mw. w•ue cal•"rhr • n
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CAREER NIGHT
lnt ,,-.,21 #7:00NO,.
lz ••lzu s,+.u wa.,£1 .....
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11ft d 'fOV' cfooc1 to -· ond cnll qt; I .....
of r..-wuiYfOtnn of -of Or~'• '-ocf.
lfto I~ CCM'fMl'W~ H- 0 pantll of 6
re<..-.tty l~en~ ~nh rctptnentlng varlov.
lftWfota finm te4IJIJ rt.w odp.AIII-1 to.,_.
Qn(e Solea ond off., odvice to -<-•
Portbwf lnwronce S.d'IOOI lt-• wtl ~~
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flllllt'N I tllf, Ma1 IN /9711 Tough Tube Wale
Holznagel of Borr
week I See Sport.
LC sail<
for futu
~arah Burm
Olrll~ Ploi)Nf I CJt
In''' li~t 'leal
rucm~. the l ew•~
ttam lint~ohed '"' S<
piJtt '" il co-hO{
Reed College Oli
Rl\tr Apnl IS or
f-ollowmg b
Ore if. on <;late U 11
Wushtngton Una\11
)II) of Oregon an1
The young I
sc-o~,on an fourth
comremor' at l
W.t~htng ton \lUI
Clrfr ~:ud u W ··I
Intramural ~
Death Row ltnast
lht dtVtSIOO ch~
pit!\ ror the ttl
•t 4 45 p m on tl
.1\ rinul "'"l
cle\en team' tnVCl
.tCIIOO thl~ \prtn.
pre~~ ttmt Intra
Pctel"\on \Old thn
cd out mnnv gnm
o1hcr.. It ha"
though, thnt an 0
followed b) the ~
the Marathon M
order of lint!th I
Ro~ wus follo\\
Rn) Clnrk. the
the '-ttvuge!.
tnnertubt'
I ub\:' too!.. fiN
ttc:t a on fhe) urc
1uch u chnmpto
port Wll\ tntro•
the llr'lt umc
"rhat (mtr
\\H" \Cr) '.\tllt!>l\
,on, tntrumurul
ne:o~.t yt'ur Y.c hu
(a' comp.trcd t
peted thl -.car 1
"' for hu,·
cduc:a tion.tl. "t
lun" he ~~~~d
purd' rccrc.lt . " compeutt~c
lntrttm
lntr,,muruf ,ott
bca.un pluy on
postponed plu
tramur.th• d1
WllUidn•t rc,u
dr)
~tift ball
lc.!m wr.tppcd
ntnll the
\\omen·, Snnr!
pton,htp rn
J•um,•n l.m: • ::a This marks just a start on
d his retiremen t
~IJIIOn'l Ol wnlln~
WI al~o antend to garden likt
~ l>rcws snad wRaght now 1\t
annl) got nowers, but I'm thtnl·
about putting tn 'omt
tbernc:\, ~trawberrte') or
bc:rnc:s
"You cnn't help beang n httk
10mtcal these day'" •
ers, too?
ogicnlly prepared for the jOb ol
unng. but the father should bell
1 an amponant element tn lht
nngang of chaldrcn. af they don't
help in n chtld's nununng
wlf children w.w males become
le nurturunt people. and males
themselve) that way, It would
1mi1e men as nurturers," 11id
n\on
The group also dt~cu~
lrophobta " descnbc:d a• ~
Jlnn\ rear to become the mother
terature McKmght <.a ad, tlt~ an r to mo"vc beyond the C)(ample of
\mother
"for ~orne women there '' •
ible-<dged mother... McKntghl
I "You have to work through the
alued woman tO Set lO the goUIJ
,hwhtlc womnn."
Both Stockard and John,onllcc
~inted wllh the Center (o•
:tolo8ic:al ~tudy ol Women ~~
f 0 They recently co·authored a
er titled ''"ioctUI Ongtn'> of Mak
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l'wnr•r·r I tJR, Mus /H, ltJ R WEENIE BUMPS BOMBER
rough Tube Water Weenle Stgurdur Hroarsaon fires a shot past Hans
Holznagel of Bomber's Bumpers Waterpolo concluded Its season last
week (See Sports CataLog)
LC sailors complete foundation
for future money stable course
~arah Burn ~
01 lhr l'lt>Mff I IIJ
In "' rsf't SCU10n of competitiVe
rucm~. the lew" and Clark sa1hng
team Cin1~hed ~~~schedule wnh a Cint
place: 1n a co·hosted regatta with
Reed College on the Willameuc:
Rt"er. Aprtl I.S and 16.
I ollow1ng bc:htnd LC "Were:
Orcion \tate Umvef'ltty, Western
Wa'lhlnaton Umvel"iity. the Unaver·
\II) or Oregon and Reed
1 he young LC tenm began the
~~~'on tn fourth place omon(l IS
compeutor\ at the Umversuy of
Wa~hsngton Student coach Scott
Chff \Uid UW .. has hnd a M~ihog team lor yc:M'> and yea,. 1 he) even
huvc: ulumm on thetr team "
C ltfl \loorlo..cd on form1ng the
team lor a \c:ar .tnd s:ud he hope., It\
perlurmanc:c "'II 'dr.t" morc~tlo"
to the "-'honl ··
V..r.,at) '"'hn8 wa .. not o(fc:rt~d
'" th1' vear\ cour'e booklet bc:cnu~
the rinul dc:tl~ton to e')tubh'lh u team
wu' nut mude b) the athletic depan
ment unul lull term De\plle the lntc
dC:CI~IOO the team rc:Cei\'C:d $ l()O
I rom the tudent 'lenute 1 otnl ellt·
pen'e' lor the 'eu,un were S400 the
dtflercncc hctng made up b) S40 fee:.
c.lch I t ,;11lor wu' requm::d to pa)
and h\ mom~\ Ponlund (ommunll)'
C nllcl'c p.ud lu rent l <. ·, buuh •
Sports Catalog
Intramural ~occtr-lran and
Oeuth Row fant.,hed league pin) a~
the diVISIOn champtOn!l and Will
pia\ ror the champ •on~htp todO.)
at 4 45 p m on the lower field
1\ final wm-los!i record lor the
ch: .. cn team~ Involved an tntramurul
actton thl\ 'pnng wo!i not read) at
pre~' umc: I ntrumural ... dtrcctor ue
PeteNon \Utd thl'll \l.enther had ruin·
cd out munv gam~ and re'>cheduled
other\ ll hnA been C)IUblr,hed
though thot 1n Davtston A. Iron w,,,
followed by the Pinworm'>. ~mc:gmu.
the Marathon Men and US Steeltn
order ol hnt'lh In DIYISton B. Death
Ro\\ wn' followed by the Stompc:n.
Ra} C lnrk 1 he Nuttonul!l. Odell nnd
the !olnvagt!>
lnncrtubt Wattrpolo-I he:
I ubc' tool.. ri"t place tn wnter polo
.ltlton I hey urc the ftr.t team 10 wtn
u~.;h u c:hnmp1on$htp at l C a' the
,pun wlls Introduced th" )cur lor
the ttr .. t ttmc:
.. rhnt (tntr.smural ~nter polo)
"•'' \er\ llllt.f) tng." \tttd ~uc Peter·
~un tntr.tmurah dtfe\.tor "1 hope b)
nc:\1 year "e huvc. at lea'' 10 team~
(a comp .. rc:d to the 'II:\ "htch com·
(letc:d till' 'oiCUf) ..
"" lor hu\tOJl the pro11rum co·
cduc.llton.tl. "that' wh.tt made II
lun" 'he 'llUd u It w." de.,tgncd a
purd~ rc:ac.;lUonul .and not ·"much
II (Oil\ptltti\'C .lC.ttVH) •
lncramunl ~ofcball-
lnu,,murul ,oft ball"''' ,cheduled lll
bct~lll plu\ on Monda\ but nun
pnttroned pluv \ue Pctcr .. on. an·
tr.unuml'> d1rc-.;tor 'utd piO\
wouldn't rc umc: until the held" wert'
df\ The Ptonee" defeated Oregon
lnMatule ol 1 echnology •n the fino I
game: I I I to tukc th~ mlc
h Wit b) r.tt th~ ~I ~>eU"lOn lor
~oftball.' :msd co.u:h \ue Petc:r .. on.
h~ ,atd the team ,., voung and
"til I me: on I~ one pi.1'¥C:f lll er.ldun
11on ~\\ e 'hould b~ \Ct) 'trong
.tgum nc:'\t )CUI ... f~eter,on owtd. • LC sluggers seek triple cro
D~t' t' l.u"''
nr sht rtunt« 1 .. 1
A thuugh conlc:rcncc: tllle
~erc:n't cnoulfh h.H tht" yeur'lllltJ UUd,
the I c"•~ .md C l~trl. v.tnity bnseball
tc:nm returned lrom Mctllurd por
ttnf the :"'.ttiOOUI 1\UOCIUIIO n of
lntercullc)! l.ltc \thlcttc.. Dwllton 1
ern" n
fhe P1unc:ers ud\-l.lncc: to
rc:gmn11h "''h the bc:•t nvc:rull record
tn I ( ht'llllf\ 2~ 14'tn~ and II lonn
Cher the ~c:ckc:nd I C p1c:ked oil
t-·"lc:r n Ore gun und Soul her n
Oretrnn Stutc: College• an douhlc:
c:llm1n.at111n .snd be,ted two ol three
lrom Wtllamc:ttc: lJn".er It) to take:
the hunnr~
I C enter~ the: ~AI,\ \reu I
Wot Coa't reztonul champtOn .. htp
tonltthl tn Pnrtlund ot¥'1'"'' ,\reu I
ddendsng utl~1~t t ., Verne Colleje ol
t ahtormu
fhc ~lugt(ef' opc:nc:d pluy last
f-r1d11\ h) ,oundly bc:aung ft1 tern
Oregon 10.' but \loere huer 'ICI bad.
b\ vc:ntLetul Wallumettc: Bcarc.th Q-4
On \.tl urduy the Ptonc:c:r
hlppc:d \O~C tn a ~trona tl-6 come
from-hchand wtn that warmed the:
Northwht ( dnlc:renc:e chump .. up
lor the 16-11 slul.(.tthon nc:tory
ujpJtn'>l Wsll~tmette Iuter tn th~ .tiler·
noon
1\llthut rc:muaned wu' undlt) •,
K·3 clcun·up by LC lu&1fe~ to end
the Bcarcut' home.
"0\er the wcc: .. ~nd "e h.td
l(reat hittintt. JVC•'' dclen'e ;and aood
Tt \( 11• R:'l \lo \\ l H) \l.al •no! olhcr
''"'n I'L .~ ·rn n1 1r ' I"~ H••ndt'\1 111lchang." ud coach Madey "I erne" runkc:d fil.lltth 10 the
rlc:rgc:rt '"In my llhccn ye.tr anocta· c:ountr) and l..cwiund Clark State••
ttnn ""h l.ew•s .and Clar• b..t.eball. ctj.~hl "''h Iii M~U on record ol 48-8
no tc.sm an m) memo!)' equal• thtt> fhc:!\c school~ have the hiJh·
une po"crc:d b.H.c:ball program s wuh lull
•tn IIH" g.&mct~ we hild ~7 hstll rtde chctl.trsht p!i I hey play b.11l ll
lhl\ '" rc:.sll\ 1\Clmc&hmg 01 tho c Ul ICII ul the umc.-Hcrge~ sa•d.
\locrc douhle11 . .' "ere tnplc:l and tJ ' Hnwc ~cr. ,,n com ,cting •~•m•
hnml.' run~ Butter) hlc Dun furin. "'"he rc:,.tnctc:d to the 18-man hmu
I urn Rc. c,curge Wcathero v Oennt!\ ,,1 1\1\l,\ tourney pill)
Pctcr~un .tnd I >.t\lc Short h·•"c hll \llo<nnlcrcncc llrJt b;uc:m:&n
th~ b..tll Ml \CI)' well I J,Jn I uran "ho h .. ucd an two ttl the
"It ,,.. rhc delert"'lt .. e r>HI:n~uh \~C f'mncc:r'l! hnmcr) tn Mcdford,lhank'
h.l\e thsto e., .. un th.tt tf reall) d01ng I C ma,ht be u worth)' opponent of
the l''" In uur anrield, for c:xumplc. 1hc rc:l!mnal I'O"crhuulle
I um \'un J>umc:lcn and (l.sr~ f runl "l he\ mil) JU 1 lool: pint us a
cumpletcd lnur dnuble playr. tn our the ".:.tl \l~ter ." I uran :mJ. "but we
l.ut game an Mcdlurd fhc:)eltrc the: mti;hl h.l\c a urpn~ lor them ~c
cruct.al thtntt' cl\uiJ h,,,c ,,n .sd\antugc: . "C: arc: at a
"(uutd palchan~ was un ud· f'C1•\. h,t\lfll!""n 12outal our Ia I 13
dlltnn.al help .11 d"tr1c1 PJrucul.ar gumel>
crcdtt i!"C" tu Run '-''antcr. 81ucc
• Sttncr I >cnni' l'c:tc:r .. on and Stt\C:
( n~hr tn .. Hcr¥crt ).;Jid
\ ~ 1 1111111 her round ol weekend
h.a ~h.1ll "'" be~an tonsght 1n
l'unl,tnd ~hen I.C wsll lute on
;-\J\1 \ l>t\1 ton 'ch>tntp I .,Verne:.
I umnr rn" nit~ hi the Ptoneer" will
meet '\A I \ I>•~ 1 tun I 11th' I l.c:wu.
11 nd (. larl. "t.tle ul l e~ ,,ton lduho.
\t .. t.alo.c an the double c:hmtn.t·
I tUn lllurn;smcnl ,, the Are<J I w~'
CcM'iol 11111: th.ll would takc:the v1ctor
tu .SI Jc"~J"h. Mi~ oun lor the
~.\I A ltn.th't piJ)'OII~ .
Cu.u:h Hc:rgc:n ~.ttd he '' u\ltllfC:
111 the !\t•rl nl compctnaon the
Ptoneer will face: an tht da'¥ ahe&ad •
Classifieds
I\ 1'1\(, \~"\'\11011..- lo~.t .,..,'"" SO «nh ~"'
.Jnultl (' -aJ_;; It"· 'ltl!!li n ~n1np • I .-•ntFht' g 1me aga•nst
I •• \ l!rnc ut I cnb Par ... sr~ 92nd and
Sl tluiJ!lllc. ~•II bejtn at 7 p.m. The:
I c~ •~ .md Clur~. Stille game
tnmurru\\ nal_lhl wtll commen.:c at 8
rm
I he .tddtunnul v.eckend pme1
hu"e ,)\ \el to he arri.lnjcd . l.ookmg
lnr !lome I nyu I hnme to" n support
tum~ht . I unn uddc:d. ''tt'll be fun 10
pia\ .11 home llt!litn. the crowd v.c:''ole
h.ad thi' ~c:.tr h;n been e"cclltnt . II',
• tl" c:n U) Mime uper support.
~ Th.tt'!l wh.at bJKb:tll " rcaU)
.til .thnut. h,t\ ana :~orne people
W31ChtO)t tnd COJO)In£." funn Said.
~It .uSd' hl the: golme," •
"ol '"" M I' I t \ I U'. I •r-and )OUr Ill
ICfN 1ft 1\uddhl>l c:viiUI'\' I"<: "''Ill II fa!l!tl) 1n
'"ulln•.:•• I ('.<<ll.:n \f' n.. "'" 4 \17 \lhu• '" 1 ""'" ll q tun I I >.rfmc a he wnound•ft J
UIUftii'}'I\J' t\n 1:1fihl•lfi>C:C l lld\TftiUIC •J)OD-otl><hjU(' , \,.,. )1.1. "'" 1'71%
1 \ 1'1"(, '''' •tu.J.;nl~ """' ''·"'II:'• ~ 'rcr.cnc·
nl l'•d up ;and llch~, r ball "'·• nd} .alll:\4 ll 'M
1'177 till \(Ill,,,.,, .. ,,,.-.;11.: ... ,.., .J.:\1.. "''"
1>.•11" t "'' 1 'l• '".. "'" ... ·u '"' ) 1111 < all
/'r,.n, r I•>Jr ''""' ,,, •" 2,12 ,., ._,mIll .l1l
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Lewts & Glru k College. Portland. OR 'ohball-I he women\ 'ohh1ill
te.tm wr.tppcd up sh ~a,on b~ wtn·
ntni the: ">orth "e~l lolleQt
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Pwnr,., loK, \lut• Ill. /97/J 7 Today 18
•Hal Martin ol Cttllcn" (or 1 l)«C'nt
On:gon \IIIII be' thC' gue$t on lntef'J(t r hur-.
da,. Muy I trom 9to 10 p m Mat1m ,pol~:
.It ch~ dcb3te ,,n Homo"c~uah ty llll>l l ue--.
dll' t•,,u an 'our que-.t1on on '\0 I '02 or •• 10hnd tum~ an 1!.1 (at 860 \M or 1041 \1,
• Rand' l a" renee "ill give hi' -em or • oon1p1NIIOn r~at.tl tontght, II p m rn the
chapel ThC'~ \HII be no adma,,aon churgc.
•l a rt'ftl, 111m an the: '\panbh l..ang1J,Il1C
him Sent',, \\111 be <~h0" 1\ f~ ol char~c
tonaght nt p.m an the C'ouncal <. h11mher,,
1 he: MC:'\IC.'ln lalm h,,, En11h!>h 'ubutle~ .
•Patch Oa' "111 be held :til dR\ todB\ an •
the 1 r.u Ro •m Student~ nccdang ('!ltchc:~
on clot han., c.an find help I rom thC' Lc\\ I) und
C 13t I. MN hen· Club.
•1\am "aafTurd, Car \ oun& and ln&rld
\\ rndl "til lc.1d a poet!) re<1dmp and di\CU'
!'a on at lht-Old L hurch l..t22 "\\ lith 'via~
lti at 1\ r m "\tudcnh lucult~ and ~litlr arc
wc:lcom c: to attend
Fri. 19
•Oan«-a -thon~ are back 1 1!-l ( rud•o.
"\Of 1\ and the Pruttt·u LA'R w •II \pon,or a
'.iu,cular D) troph\ Dancc:--a-thon Mil) 19
from 7 p m to 7 ll m. Mo~ 20 One ol
Portland' be-.t rod. and dance band"
\\ C\3~ . Will pru,1de the mU)IC. Contact 1!-l (
Statton Manu~cr Steve: ~ntght l) at CAl 30 I
for further antormataon
•Hc:atht'r \ anW~m wall g.ve her JUnior
ptano ~atal tn Ev11m. Auditonum Ma~ 19
at 8 p m There will be no admauaon charge
•Polhu:al prUontR . torture and C:\'letloru .
All people antetQled 10 the )Ubject ol human
right~ are in\1ted to an 1\mnC'\ty Inter
nauonal meeung May 19 an the matn lounge
ol Stewart liatl
•f u~ent' McCartb)' and Muril'l Rukt)"'loN
\'til lc.td a poctn readmg o~nd da,CU\~ton at
the Old Church. 142~ SW lith Muv 19 nt
R 10 p.m All arc "elcome to attend f~e of
charge.
Sat. 20
• \ ~print cboraJ conctrt "all be pn:'ioCntC'd
b~ thC' LC college chotr 01nd the l.f' \OC31
Jl17.1' group at li p.m. tn Agna flluuagan
Chapel. M3.> 20.
1 he "().member college chou. dtn:cted
b} Or. ual "ccle). wall pct1orm PIC:CC11 "riuen
b) h3rm~ue &enat .. ~ncc , CW\\Ical and ctm·
tempt.trar:) compo..cl'\ The JIU.I "ntttf!l wtll
perform <t vnraet) ol b<tllads and up tempo
numbers Adma~ton wall be frc:c.
• ,\ "ocjJ "'orkNhop and conct't1 wall be
pr~ntcd b\ ~ue:,t .uu•t Man an Haye' hom
l.o~ ,\ngelc' Caht. Ma~ 20. 2 p m Jt thc
School of M~ic . fhC' theme lor the
"od hop" ill be .. Fundamental F.lement ol
E1pr~ ivc Singing~ and "'111 tncludc: a tor
mal procnt:auon as "ell .. su mtnt<oncert b)
Ha)es
Ha)o u. currently head of the V(K':ll
department 11 the California ln~ututc of the
Aru :tnd a concert ~tn~r .
•Muriel Rullty~ . ta well-known poet.
"'•II perform a readins •n the Ia~ school
lounge. Ma) 20 at 4 p.m AdmtSJaon will be
free or charge.
•"Tht Indians of Or~con and
Washlncton.. I!> the title or a ht~>tor y
workshop to be praented by Ch1el Oon
Leloosh and hli family from 9 10 a m to
4 30 p m an And. Wuh. May 20 Aeademac
credit through Lcwa and Clark wall be
avaalable 10 workshop partictpanu
The workshop Will cmphatizc the v1aricty
or native cultures and the acoanph ical
up«U of their development . The coat w1ll
be SIO and partacipanu will need uck
lunches.
1-"or further informatio n on the woruhop
and thC' academic credit availabk. call ut.
502
8 Publick Occurrences
•
•
DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
A 12-hour dance-a-thon to ftght Muscular mustc The event Is betng sponsored by
Dystrophy will start Friday at 7 p m m KLC Radio Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
Stamm Dmtng Room The band Wesak Students Organize d lor Acttvlties, and the
and the KLC Radio disco unit wall provide Pioneer Log
Unique play •
~ 1t ,\cr~ I he.Hc:r wtll clo'>c ats 1977-78
!<C:ll'nn "tlh I. uaga Patiolndcll o \ .Sn Chorartt'rJ
mSc>clfcllolunAutlwr Mu\ 22to27. racket<,
.arc: .1\,ulahle at the bo~ olfice
Parandcllu ·~ punhng phl\ '' untque in ""
g.tmC'·M.C' urproach to theater. It 10\ oh·e~
Inch. uf tllu!Omn .md paradoxe-. thnt make
"'utchang al 1 challc:nse to the audtenc ..
I he pht) IUggl~ dcl~1on decepuon .lnd
10111.a1111n , ml\ang lhc:atnC'.tl \;On\-eOIIOn\ \'llh
rc.tl·hle C\pcnen~:e:. . It 'UIJ8Q I~ tru:kerv .and
rl.l)' on the .audien~', cmollonuJ tCil\.tiOn to
• ~\ \tmlnar in t'ducatlonal opportuniti es
~all he held nn campu~ Mn)' 20 and 21 from
10 ,, m In j p m m templeton (enter At
pr~ 11me nu ,c:hedule wn' uvs.uloble Call
R.tnd\ M.tto.,cngaiC' m the SOf-A office e~t
.\S7. lnr mmc anrormataon
•.\ martial art) tournament wall be held
M.ty 20. lrum I< J m to 9 p m tn Pamphn
Sport11 Center C.all the gym cAl . ..SSO lor
rnnrc anlormution
• \n t\kimu dor \hO~ will be prC\ented
Mu' 20 und 11 .at the Oregon Mu cum of
Scu:n~~ .and lndu~tr y. National Judgtng \\Ill
tul.c pl.u:e Mil) 20 from II :45 a m to ) 30
p.m.. wuh the Oregon c:ompelttton
M:hC'duiC'd Ma) 2Jirom I I n.m to 3 30 p.m.
Sun. 21
•I aura McCrea wtll gave her JUnaor ptano
rt>e1tul May 21 at 4 p m 10 Evnn~
Audnoraum Adm1u1on wall be I rcc of
char(!e
• Kat h)' Robln.on wall g1vc her !>t'ntor
an•trumcntul rccatal. Moy 21.li p m an fvan•
Auduoraum There will be no admts\ton
churge
Tue. 23
•A C'amp~a Community forum wtll ~
held in the: chapel mecuna room. May 23 at
noon. be staged
~:tc:nuane ,urrcrang
Ptr.andello '' .tn tntcllectual gam~ter . ~
.tccordan~ to darec.tor Robert Porter, a~tstant
prnf~,or of theater Ml he pin) " n game for
the .tudaencc ol Jindang the raght pct!opccllvc ..
.SI\ ( harU<It'T\ , s,arch of on Author If..
Parandcllo' chullengC' to tht. long-accepted
ideu that the.Jtcr l\ mcrcl) .1n amttataon of hfc:
l hrnugh ha' .trt he a\k~ the uudaenc.e. ·"well
·" the .actor' .tnd charac.tcr' to r~olvc that
dtlemma
lacket' an: Sl LC '>tUdents frc:c ndmas
•uon l·nr te<icrvutaon• c.dll ext 335
•1 hl' Hoor feud ehamplo~lp came wall
be hrond t~bt May 23, 9 p m on K 1 C radto
g()() 1\M .1nd 104.S FM •
• A 'eminar on rapt' pre\'cntlon wall be
l"''cntcd Ia tntcre"'tcd member' ol the LC.
cnmmun11) 'vl.ay 2 '\ I rom I 2 noon to I p. m
m thc-I ha}er Dmtntt Room~> ut Templeton
Center
I Wll rc-pr .... entJliVe~ or the Pot11and
Rare-Rehel Hothne wtll leud u dac;cu•o;aon of
hn\1. to llcld embara,Mng verblll hora~ment
lrnm pntenuul rupi\h and what to do 1n c:a\e
nl ph)""ac.alnttuell: ,cJmuuon ..... ,// br frt'f'.
Wed. 24
•Jt'nn) Krampttt and Lonnie Churcblll,
both ora-a nash, w11l perform a student mu•tc
hour Mu't 24 ut noon an the chapel There
wall be no udmluton charge.
• Montana Statt' Unlveralty Theater of
-,llt'ncr w1ll perform tn the hr Acres Theater
Stuck Box. Mny 24 a• 8 p m tall the theatC'r,
ext \35 lor more 1nformatton
•Thl' Ueut of Mother urth, a Olm about
the: srowtna COrKern amona the Hopi and
Nav~tJo lndaans that cncrJY resource
d~:~o-c:lormcnt Will dc•troy thear ucred lands,
wtll be presented at noon. May 24 at thC'
Vadeo A"cu ProJect, 117 Ftfth Avenue.
Room 21S Call 22.1-~19 (or marC'
anforrnataon Thu. 25
•1 hl' Balcony, the "c:recn vot~ton ol Jun
YC'net\ phi) 'llitllrrtng Shelley Wintl'l'\, l«
Grnnt and Ruby Dec. will be 11h11Wn Mn~ lS
K p m ut the Northwes t !-1Im Study (entt:
"W P.trl. and Mud1 on
•Thret' documentary ntm' about Kt'll}an
hl,tnf) wall bt -thown Muy 2.S 7 p m Ill tht
Stewnrd lltall loungC' ')hown wall be IJ;~r,,,
\fan·, C otmtn \fcm \fau and Arm·au1 r or tho'c who c.tnnot make the \hnwanalll
\tC\\.trt there wtll bt: nn alternate howang.l
p m at flortlnnd '\tntC' llntver\11) ·,. ltnootn
H.tll Room 21 I Ma} 7S I he I C prNnu.
linn '"II be 'pon,orcd b) the l C antn.
nauonJI nfh1r' dep.trtment the oven~
prngr.1m "ltewurt I lull and the Block Studtn
Program at P\ l
Cont.
•Tht Front Pa&t, n thentncal spool on Ilk
hell-rua!IIOfl newllpnptr andustry of the 1920!.,
wall open 1.1t the l.akc Oswego Communu,
fheuter Mny 26 at 8 p m Call 635-3901 for
re..,ervutaon> und further tnformotion
• A faculty redtaJ Will renture thm
membe~ or the college musac fuculty. Ma)
26 8 p m 10 tvons Audatonum AdmWiilll
wtll be lree
Brunetta Mauohnt, soprano • ..&nd Cn:a
held:!.. bantone. wtll be ac:companted II,
p1unast ( hnrles Farmer Mauohm wtll 'IDJ
~Fetes Galante .. by IXbussy and sax wnp
by Hugo Wolf fields wtll sang sch~u*
from chubcrt'.. wschwanengesang"
three )Ongs by Henra Duparc.
Mauohnt has per1ormed in opcru, con
cert and onuono in the Unated States,
Canada and Europe Currently
va•ce at l cw•' ond Clark, he ai!>O perlo11111
throughou t the Northwest Reeeat
appearance.~ have been with the
Operu Vancouver Opern 1n Brmsh Colum
bta and the Portland llrt:a
Th1rd place wanner of the Metropolltu
"orthwe5t Reg1on Opern Audmon s
'Pring tn \cattle, Faeld• ha~ performed o01m
and orntono With the Sun Frnnca•co ~nri•
Opern Hawau Opern, Anzona
Carmel Bach F-cstaval. R1lhng Bach t-.. c,awl
Portland Symphonac C.horalc: and the
t-mnci\CO \ymphony
f-armer "u noted Portland paana)t wllo
hn' •aught for the p.l)t SI-t year.. on tllr
lacult•cs of l ewl\ and Clork. Reed Collef
and Portlund ':,tate Unaver,at)'
• Auditions lur the play )&lff.!'n, J m
cnut1onur )-tale by Dr Wilham Iron, wall
held Muy 27 und 28, at 2 p m • ond Field
''t't Rl\"'btr~rr
1W lht l'lunHt I Ill
Sp1r11ling tuitto
dent 1ntcrc: I ~ould c
the ltc:ld l t'arning
1nd Clnrk und the iJI
1tall mc:mher'
lntcre•t rn tht
111umty Servtn.:
1tudc:nl" credll I
poJtlluns, hus dec
tormntuHtl" o ycu
fa~ult) .lohn Bro
tniiOilf Sc:n·t(I!S c
ftcld I cnrntnn Pr
tllh praCtiCIIIO pr
111tJ of "'hie h t t
rrogrrt m IS D par
dunngthe 1976-77
Dunng tbc 1
• oum~r ol pructu:u
the hroadcr F1c:ld
from 9.3 tn l97()-7l
;thool year
'lnncy Rtch
Learnang Programt
Brown hut Febn.
·phU\C•OUt" or the I
unnble to enroll .11
Community Sc:rvt"'
th" year o Car.
•pphed to the pros
"It''! not .1 qt
quahty " "atd Bro•
1111erest At o time ~
10 n'e I don't thml(
Le\\ is and Cl
June l and 4 Needed nrc· 'ltnger~ . dunr'fllll
and chuructc:r nclort., ag~ 20 to 60 All ......
arc not stngtng role11. Singen. uudlll
musttuke thc:u own 'lheet mu>tC t-ort
anformataon . <:<all 63~91 19 or 636-0112
• A S 100 ~cholarshlp prlu hu' been offC'I'III
h) the Northwest A"soetuu on tor
varonmen tnl Studae~ for the best u•••-
dergroduote paper on an cnv1ronmen..- .
topac Profc.,~or. arc abo anvttcd to \end 11
,tudent paper' they thtnk merat eonstdel1' ew
uon The deadline wall be July 1.: 1978 '•n• (.r~) -Jonn 1,0
The "lorthw~t A\liOCIIUion for E• I)( lhf rmnff1' loa
'tronmentnl ':,tudte ·~ a non-profd
eo tcutaon.tl assoctataon organtlcd People do
lucthlate and promote the leaehtng or i'O\\er il' long'"'' t
varonmcntal ~tud acs and mcmbcl'$h1p a 'I o \o\11 .1nd lmm
~.Cm\cl -~, IIIII h I to tn,tltUtlon' or hagher leorntng and
andavaduol' rdtnp tutKe
'itudcnh washtng to enter the co1111C I 1-ducotaon ~
muy ,ubmit the•r paper11 to Polly mpoltum IU'l w
\cholur ~hip Chaarmun. NWAES . cJ o lhe ')'mpo'IJ
lltHUtC' for ~nvaronmentol Studie'l, 211 partactplult' \1
Enganeeran~ Annex., FM-12. Unaversiry I c:w• und Clur
Washmgton. ~euttlc. Washangton . 9819~ 1 hough
(206) S43-Ull2 IIIU•~~n t:. he.~rd 1-e
•1 he Good Doctor, Neil Simon·, tSUIP'
JlO!ied) uduptaon or r.evcral plays by
thc:khov . wtll open tonaaht at the L
Goodbye l"tnern downtown and conunuo
throuah June 10 Curtaan tame wall be 8 p
and admtssaon as ~ t-or mo~ an~orrnataoa
call 22M-1008 (Sec lhe revtcw in thiS wec·k,
Pion~~' I cJI( as well.) :lhtrnllton 'tude
"Po'"'~r "
tO\ I tbJe,"
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