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

May 25, 1978 Volume 40, Number 8

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1978-05-25

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

l. 25
!ony, the: 'lt:rl~en vc:r~non ol Jea1
1 'tnmng "'helley Wmtef\, ltt
.uby Dee, will be ,hown Mu\ 2$
0
: NorthWc11t him Studv CrntCJ,
ad Mud1:.on
~cumtntary ntm-. about Ktn)IA
be 'hown Ma) 2S, 7 p m 1n tht
11 lounge Shown wall be.: ll"lt~tt
'lin \tau Mou and h«'matte
ho cannot mole the 'hnwtna ••
rc "all be nn alternate sho~•nt 1
hnnd SlntC U OIVe"lt ~ ·~ l In COm
??I Mny 25 The L (. pr~cnta·
• ~pon~ored b~ the 1 C mtn. • tur~ department the oveMra 1 Field
"tH Rl.,,bl!racr
til th• t•junnr I ua
~ru.tlmg tu•llon co!lt~ .and dechmng ,tu·
d(nt tntcrut could r(' ulltn the climtntlllon of
the held I currun11 ProMrums oll1~;;c ut I.e""
and Chtrk and the dl•mt,\ul of it~ two Jull-ttme
stafl mcmhcr~o
lntc:tc\t tn the two· to three tcr m Cnm·
munll) Scr\'tlc' pro&mm, whu:h nllcr
~tudcnt crcdll fm communtt'r en 1cc ...
ro IliOn ... ha~ declined notice.thl} since llr.
fornl!tltllll (\HI )t.tr ago, ac\!otdmgto Denn of
I ACUity John Brov.n, 1 he numbcr o( Com·
munll} Scni~ crcditJ nwurded through the
f'\ehJ I c.unang Programs olhcc, \\hu:h dc:nl•
111th pwcucnm prOJeCt!> ol shorter durntion
and uf v. h1ch the Communtt\ Scro~ce
rrogr •m ir. 11 part, has declined lwm IO.S
dunn11thc 197&-77 choolycar.tob6th1S)C:Ur, ce may
A THING OF THE PAST? ted
Rtch mud she lett the admmu.u twn Ut
olten d1srcgarded the dut•es her office per·
torms, tncludmg.
• dmmu.tcnng the Community Sen-tees
program
•Spun~<mng tndiVh.luul pracucum pr..,.
JeCt that are not aponsored throush other
college depanment
•Coordmaung pntclacum·rel ted com·
munu::utwn between academic depattmcncs
• E .. t hh~h1ns c:ont&ct with agcncu:" m·
lc~'tcd •n empiO)Itl and tmtning students for
college credu
R1ch s31d the proets of dmmastcnng
and coordmatang cite \Bnous pracucum
programs on c:nmpus v.tll become the c:om·
plclc respon 1bllll) ol tndt\lldu I profcuon af
the I u:ld Lam111 • Pro rnms office u
chmmnted
~wan I lull and the Bluet.: '\tudltl
P"il l>unnJ:! tbc amc peno<l, hov.c:vcr, the:
aumbcr uf pruc;.ucum cn:du' arantcd through
the hrnnder held L~amans orfic:c: 1\a~ n"en
1rom 9,) 10 1976-77 lo 44 dunn& the 1977-7H
JChool year Juntor Kathy Gardner obtetned her enternship with KATU· TV through the F•eld
Learneng Programs offtce. Rising costs and declining student Interest may cause the
FLP office to fold .. 1 don't ~ hil\\ 11 v.oukl be po s1ble for
u;. to admtm ler pnu:ttcums adequately af
~unC)"• (Rtchl olficc becomes dcluna.'" saad
Dan \'tamonte. protcs or ofcommumcauons
'"In the c:ommuntcat•ons department we an
on!) really help about h1alf the students \\ ho
\\ant pracucum,. , Too rruan) profesJOrs arc
o .. -crloaded alreJdy I'm 10 favor ol upandins
her otltce r • .llhcr thun ehmanaung at." tt.
:nt Paxt, u theatncal spool on tilt
new~paper mdustry of the 1920l.
l the t nke Oswego Communlt1
1y 26 a.t 8 p.m. Call 635·390llor
' and further tnformnllon
llty redtat wall feature r the college mUAIC faculty, Ma)
n Evans Audltonum AdmtUIOI ~nnq R1ch coordtnator of held
Lc~rnmll Program" rece1ved n memo from
Bro\\n ln'it f-cbrunry whtch propo"cd u
·pha~e-out"' or the two programs II Rtch wu'
un11hlc: to enroll at least 20 ,tudenh tn the
Community Servu:es program by June S ot
tht\ year So fur. only <~even studcnt.s have
sppltc:d to the progrnm lor ne;~tl fall
MIt'' not n quesuon of the program'"
~uaht) .. 'lntd Brown, ~but one of ,tudent
mtcrcst At •l ume when tuit1on co"'' conunuc
to me I don't thtnl. we cnnjustafy retummg a I ull ume tafl to udmm11tcr u pros ram that
'tudc:nt uren't part1cipat1ng 111 •
Brov. n .ud ,\ comm1ttcc of faculty and
admml\trator' Will rev1ew the performance
und luncuom. of the 1-ic:ld Learning Programs
orttcc und the Cu nmunuy SeM<:Q program
oltcr ~chool end\ ncllt month Though Brown
~a•d the committee would be "ru~onuble ..
regardmg the: quota Brown ~t for the Com­
munttv ~erv1ce' program earhcr thl!> ~cllt, he
d1d not rule out the poutb1hty that the
program \\ould be ehmanatcd Rtth atd ~he wu~ up ct beQU'!>C: u faculty
cnttquc commattcc h.ad dectded un.mamou~l~
to conunuc the Communu~ "ierv1 ce~ program
only u lev. week' before he recct\.cd Brown's
''pha e-out" memo Brown overruled the
committee ' dctl\lon 11 a re\ult of "dechntng
student anterett • ad Rtch '>he .tddcd thuc 1t
v.a her unde"uandant when 'he accepted the
pOSitiOn ol coordmator, that the Communuy
C.,erv1ce., prollram "ould be e,..tended for at
lea~t two more yean af <~ rcvtcv. commmee
dcctded 10 favor of the program th1s )C:Ir vi ... montc atd he thought the
admtnllltrauon'r. dcc,lon to rev•e" anti
pcrhup· rhrmn.uc the field l.carmng
Protrum~ olhcc: was baaed on "dollars·llnd­
cento;, con~rdc;rattons"' WJI hout reprd to &he
contnbuuon the oil ice had made to the quahty
of educuunn 111 t C
·t thmk that the ndmmastrauon has
dec1dcd thot uper~cnual lcarnmg '' not
pnont) at l C." satd \'uamonte •
•
ta Manohnt, sopmno. and Cra11
1tone. wtll be aceompantcd bl
trl~ Farmer Mauohn1 w1ll ""'
anto .. by Debussy and SIX ,onp
Wolf Fteld wtll smg select10111
Jberfs .. Schwanengesang" IN
t by Hc:nn Ouparc
lhna has performed m opcm. con·
orntono to the Umted States.
ld Europe Currently
wts and Clark, she also pcrfon~~~
u 1 he N orthwc:st Recc:at
:s have been with the
,couvcr Opem 1n Brntsh Colum­
: Portlnnd urea
place wtnner of the Metropolltu
Reg1on Opera Audmons tba
:attic:, Ftelds has performed open
io wtth the • an Froncu.co 'pri ..
nwau Opcrn, Arizona Open.
ch Fe~uval, Rtlhng Bach f-<"Uval.
~ymphontc C.hornle .tnd the Su
Symphony
:r '' u noted Ponland pmnt\t wllil
I or the pa"'t SIA year"\ on ttl! r L CWI\ nnd Clark, Reed (.
nd State UmverStt)
)m for the piny Jurgm." mu 1CII
tale by Dr W•lham Iron, wtllk
27 and 28, Ill 2 p.m • and 11p1
d 4 Needed nre s•ngct"\, donccn
:ter actors, ages 20 to 60. All roll
'ngmg role~ . Smgel'\ uudnionllll
Lhe1r own sheet mustc for f
In, call 63()..9119 or 636-0112
chohtrshlp priu ho~ been oflerll
lorthwest A"soc•otton lor E& Lew1~ and Clark College Vol. 40 No. 8
• Mav 25. 1978
~ "lh" decu1on conc:crntng the CSLP and
the field I carn1ng o(fice tn no wa~ reflects a
maJor turmng po1n1 tn the philosoph) t1f the
colic~ toward pnattu:ums," lllld Brov. n "It'
~:>cd un a comprchenJI\C C\'Uiuauon of the
colic it. 11 necd1 and v. here \\C can best place
our re.,our~ for the betterment of the tudcnt
cummunuy • a v.holc Untortunately. at
ap~an. that student arc no longer mtercsted
10 the t.)pc ol educauonal cApcnc:nee ollercd
h) <..Sl P ..
Bro"n aunbuted the dcchne of student
mteu:'t tn the Commumt) Scr.aces program
IQ rl\_m.g twuun CQ)l und an mc.n:.utng oncnta­
ttun tu\\itrd person4.11 t.:onocrn~.
'"".ln\ be lhe d\1. mdhng number ~•
"tudent mtcr~ted 10 Csl J• ha~ to do v.llh a
d~lmc tn anter~t 10 v. hat "e ailed ~oc1 I
actlvi"m n fc" )'can ago balanced per htp)
b.) ~ •rov. tng 1ndmdu11h m.-utd Rro" n
·ob\ tou'l) 1uden1 nrc b«ommg more
can:-cr-onc:nccd Mnn) \IC:\\ thclf colic:~
cduc:uuon 3) hn3nc1al tn\~tment and tnkc:
onl) thol>c clu ~C3o "htch the) than\: v.11l help
them t;el a jnb I.Jic:r tJn
"lt 'cern;. aron•c thzu o mnn u udcnt ore
tUrmng a"u) from program hli:c SLP to
ta~c: t"".m:cr-onc:nte<.l cln scs," he Aid "'I
behe"c: thnt th1 ~md ol progrnm '-' 'cry
dtrcct I ~nuc:d to \\hat man) "tutlc:nh Wtll be
dumg once: the\ gr,tduntc nJ tart v.orkmg
'-)omch\l\\ I don't thmk th111 1 bctng pertel\­
~·\l
tho\' n .... m.l the collc:se plan) to honor
,,g~mc:nt' nu"Je '"'" !\tudent \\l'l(tstgne:d up
H' p.uuca~tc: an the onununtl\ Sc:l\1~ • pwgrum ne 'l.t \ e.tr H O\\ C\C:r. he ... ud no more
.lppltc-ulu•n\ \HlUid be u~plc:d .tiler tune tl
lh~ program '' cndet.l
al Sludte~ for the best ull' : ........
e paper on an envtronmcntal ew til t•tl out ~or 'e!.ltOrs nrc also InVIted to $end ,..., .ll
per' they thmk mcru constdt11 ucation-Opportunity S llllltlnL•t'J on Pa~r J
• pOSlUill
lhr l'umrn I nt :feadhnc wtll be July I. 1978 • Northwe\t Assooauon for
~I ~tuda~ I$ a non·p
11 3t.M>Ciat1on orgom7cd Pc:,lplc do nut need 10 control
~nd promote the teachmg ol ell' r a' lung'" the:} can predtcttt..
al slUdiCI> and mcmbenhtp I' opct no" .tnd lnov. ht>" tO ahgn
ton' of higher lcarntng and toltbl~m .... t '~' Wtth tho)e '" pow~r. ac·
~ :Urdmf tn the kt) note 'lpt.&ler ,,, the
""' Wi)hmg 10 enter the r ducatmn and OpportUOII)'
ut the1r papcni to Poll) Oyn mpo~&um luM \\Cckcnd
p Chotrmon, NWAES. cJo I he wmptNUm. whtch dn:v.
r Environmental Studie'i, 21 r" participant,, wu~> .,pon~oN:d by
,8 Annex, FM-12, Un1ve~ity I c\\ 1 .and < 'lur~ Bluck \tudenli!>'
ln. Seat(lc, Wuhinston , 91.11 nmn I hnutth not mlul) I l
1812 cnh heard hderal.ludge Belton
· mtlton '' udent!. lr om other
ood OOdor, Neil Samon'$ (sUP'IPn .. •J.and llft:il M.hooh dtd.n' well II'
.tptaon of ~evcral playa by Antol hom ·'" IM .twa) .1 .. l o'
w1ll open tomaht at the 'ngela..
fa\.ern downtown and conta '"Po\\tl " colorlc''· odorl~t-
llne 10 Curta1n a1me w111 be K p Ill lnd '"" 1hlc ~ Hamalton !oUtd.
ston •~ S4 For more anformat r I!\ .1n nrportunn\ to utihte
)()8 (Sec 1hc revaew in lhla mumc:ntum ul thtni' u' they arc:
~as well) huppcnmg ut a giH:n time:."
He Slud people thmk pt,wer
rest' onh 111 the h~tnd' ol tho'e m •
udnHnt•attlll\~ position,., but that',
not nc«:.,arih true. • "You du not h.wc to control
P"'"~' :·he );ltd "ln,tc:.&d p1edttt the
llo" ul thtn"' •and .th"n \·our
progr.lm' ollt1fl8 to ht 1 hat " the
mu't cllct:IIVC mc.&n' ol purt•~:apatmll
10 you1 ~ll\crnmena ilnd vout
bU\IIIC:\\ \\hC'tC\Cl ~Uti 1110). "·IOII O
b\:
·Became tf vou 'II .tnd v.ork ~n
one •lt·IIC:[I.\ ut lliiC prntu .tm. but tht
umc 11 rnnture' .wd K'IC' throuHh the
hurc.tcr.ac:\, chc .. urhlund•ng •
1.: hnngo would h.n c: nt.~dc II vmd.'"
lbm11ton ~ud the lcjial flHllo·
~100 I 1>0C til the ~~~ ttl preJUHe
pcupk ltll CIIIIC'lll and l'"liU.ltiW
thank mg. "Cnta .... al thmL;mg,.. he ~ud.
"gch,) ou read\ to deal v. llh the he,,
h.tll-truth~ . i.ICt.~ptiom and \lulenl~
of the 'OCICI\ "c: h\c Ill • ..hu the gn:ate!\t tmp.a,t, "e
mu't be nw.1re lhat then: Me la\ct' •
,&nd lu)er' tll worth "c rend and hear
e'en du\ th.tt nrc 'en mu~:h It'' • than the trmh.-
ln h1" ..td\.tcc to 'tudenh.
H.tmtlton '.lid the\ ,h,,uld ll''t u'
mu,h cdu\..ttlttn ,,, po"1blc: 1n urdcr
to d.:tc:nntnt: lw" to thtn~ .and nt1t
1.111.11 tu thlfl~ . lfc \IUd \tU\Ir:ll(\
'ht•Uid m•~ \\.tth people: tn the: ~om
mumt\ tn ~hurpcn then mmd' nnd
pu:~ Ufl IOI<IIItl.lthll\ th;U ma) f\1\l\C
\ uluahlc II\ 11M~IO~ dt'~IM(lll~
\ ,hurt \\orl hop "I"' ~"'""
du\h:d lulluv.mg th~ pctdl to
J'tU\ tdC •I tiO!~Cf lu(l~ tnto the 1!\)UCi
~ unlronttng hlih: ~ ~tudent m \men Un •O~ICI\. •
I he c .. nnd ~·on ol the \Ill·
fl&>-tum. ~t;h~dulcd t.u -..unda mur·
nmt;. v.u, cnlled oil due.: to lad: (ll
r:ullctpataon '-)cnhH Rand't
M:h~cngalc. the '' mpo,tum coor­
UIIU\hlr.' ud the puor attc:ndan~ on
th\' h~t dol) and the c..~nC'tlllltlcln ol
tho: '«ond ~e' ttlll rc ultt:\1 "''m the
110110~ Cll the CH'Ol
·· \h v.cl\t .111 0\cr tCl mull
colk'l!:t' "' the .uea," Ma,~naah::
,,11d. "hut the 11mang 111 I he s~ m·
!'•''"'"' clo,hcd "'th the clmmg ut
dw.,ll1.•1 the "ummc1. Hagh ch••ol
~II(\\ uhout tl Mnce \\c cnt them
k rc tnhHmQIII•n. So ".,. eunnut
tu~c the hlnmc: IN that.
'"I dnll't Kno"' v. h:\t harpcncd to
the tnhHII1311un v.c gave 1\1 th httth
!odlllttl ntUO\C:htf:t. 'OU Oe\'tr l.:nuw
w hu t) conn-:rncd untal thn ~h''" ur hu th111 • hL:c: tht '"
U o\\~\ er, \t u ~ngalc 1!<31d hc
\\,1' pk.m~d \\tth the number til
pruh: 1onal pcopl ~ ho attenJcll
the lar~l sc;•,t\ln ttendantt ~ l
!>tudenh V.d cant\ but Mll~)tng;lll"
Dllllhuu:d \hutto thc utt1tudc pcorlt
wul. \\hen the\ hc:anJ the !1.\im• • pu!>l\lm \\,&~ '(\{ln.'•tlfN b the Bind.
~tu\lem l llllln
"I )e,rHtC' these flrOblc:m Wt' ftrt'
fll tfl<lflll.: I he gr l•undv. or.. lor
anc•thcr "' mpo .. aunt... MaS$Cn3:tle
a1d ·t•..s h~t' h• ~ t.IU er hcs With
the hi d; 1:\llllntUIHI, ln t•ortla~
und m.t~c the \Olpostum \\C: ha"c
rl<~nncd lor car h nc't car lpread
""" u cult ural C\~nt ..
'-ht cngult'." ld that thouah hr
\\&II nut be ttl neM \eur.hcv.tll be­
peal. and patt1 1p.ate an the
luncotton • -Do grades motivate students?
"orl.
ll•n l'utm11n
01 lM 1'4onC'ft I "' • fhc' moll\ a ted me to work,
the\ motl\lltc ~,,mr ot rn\ students,"
( osnnd ~;ud ,
!though r1t1le "ors: grcc th('
• · ol todD' L,n't nhHHs \hlrth the'
' \' Of 11\'t \'\"3~ Ui;O, rn11n\ dl~ll~f("(.'
{1\TI "hethcr ga.1dc:-. moll\ Ute:
'1udcnts One tutlcnt &'<}.;ed 11 gr~des
were the: mnm lodor thAI rmplo\tr"
con"der \\ hc:o lunng. Other ~tudenh
rT.\f'llndc:lt thlll grndc: rotnt I1\CT.l8C'
nrc oot \Cr unrunnnt Ill getting
Jt"lh,, t'lut arc ~':-.cntmlm nppl) mg tor
~Ul\!Untc: 'Chi)Cll, brade "ere 1 he: 'ubu:ct ol 1 he
la~l mc:c:llng 11 he Onuuuuu~
\ I•Ctlllllln 11l 'lUJCn( nnd Om· t'llg prnblc:m \\lth gmtfes,
U\"lC'urdm.,; to l,tc~c . '' gr.1dc: tnllu·
uoo "\\'hc:n \OU get :\o • \'from m ·
clCJ"• 'ou and I "1lll.:no\\ 11 1'1. really
,ome1h1np t Clmp.'lnng grnd~ to
cunene • Ptcrce stutf grudes hud lc'''
~orne or thcu \alue Ph)lc~or.; hdd \t n -
I\: en r•u~r' C' llf tht bU,IOt'"
depMimcnt s<lld h" per onul e -
pcnment ~h1n\ lhnt grudc:s. do n,,t
:th\ci\ IOCfC':J C' rnO!I\aiiOO
1\ nn c:~pc:umc:nt, •••ercc m·
crca~ the perccntugc: of the: gmdc
~S('(I on d"'"room partac1patwn
I \"eOn~ the: pcr'CI:: nt 1gc mcrca~cd. the
qu1c:1 ,wdent" tC'ma.ncd '>liC'nt
J'aen."C ~ud he r.undudcd that ~;rnd~
m.l\ nC'It hen good ,,ur~ of m'"'l' a·
liOn hll \u 1111 the as'1 tant
tC'St~tr.u S<~'C IIUhll ' on grade
per~nt.agc~ "In 'M, 'If C\cccded
• \ b\ l\Hl percent In '71'i, • \',
C\C"ef'ded ·a·~ b) 10 rcr('('nt I he
tout I <tf • \ ', and 'B's together ha'
r-cmamcd ~;un't 1n1 nt 51\ percent,"
"he l.ltltl, \\ ~ o~nd ul the chemt,H\
dcp:uuncnt i-AII.I ~rnd~ ~ et student
10 \\ Ofl 3nd lohO\\ tm(IIO) cr' "hat
t udent ... k no". w I de,pt\C' ~radc' but
lthml the:\ 'rc nC\:(''af\ . The"\ 'ho'" l ''und :suHI lluctuution
lxt\h~n ch''''ls nnd dcpnrtmenh j,
I pr\lhlrm, "rhc: ,1\trU~C grnde in the
hu,tnc'' dcp:trtmc:nt 1s 2 S 7 h goe~
to u hagh ,,1 \,Q7 10 the held l corn·
1ng Prll!lrum." • • • •
lin emplo)c:r 1hc leH·I of ma,tc:r) of ·l
,ubJc\;1 nd the' get the ~tudcnl to
2 ATTENTION S'I'UDENTS
tudenrJ H'i,\'hinJ? ro in ·ure thenHE1ve.'l or
their independt nr \ for \UI1l/Her coverage
under rhe "Tl DENT ~1E.DJ AL PLAN.
which covers you autollwtical(l' while you're
a11encling school. should app[t· he{ore July
1 J. 197,. Application~ will be c/Jsrributed
rlzrou~h C(}lnpuJ nwil. and wtll al.\o be
available CJI rite . 1L1dn11 Health Servtce.
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LC Box 1-'0 Lew~t A Clarll COIIIJOO
Pont1no Otogon.,P7219 Campus in Brief Noo
ROB DILL
enate passes chartering plan
Part of .t rt'olutton "htch "ould ullow rchg1ou'
orltanu..atton .. to be chartered wa11 endoN:d by the
.. tudcnt ~enate Monday
rhc fiN hall ol the rc\Oiutton, whtch wn~ odopted
by the ,cnote, ~luted thot "the only ,pcctf1C: hmitulton on
chortenn~ ortu\OIZatton' t~ thot they shall nol 'hmtt
then mcmbenhtp accordang to \C:.\, race color cr~d or
nge · fhc wnttcn dO\:ument added thot relil[iou~
orgnmrotton' 'do not nuntort/1 •" 'how buiA 1n tho,e
lour areas.
-Therefore," the r~oluuon contanued ''be 1t rc:,oh
cd that the 'enutc of the \~l ( (A~<~octoted tudcnl!\ ol
l cw j, nnd ClarL:] and/ or ~~~ comm1tt«'> \hull recognire
.md chnner 1.1/1 organit.ttions. ancludang relig1ou~
• •• llfgnnuauon .....
The \econd part tll the re .. oluuon. whtch the ~c:note
d1d not appro, e. satd .. the enate nnd/ or ( 'enate] budget
commm~ lormulate clear!) ,tated su•dehne5 ol uc­
uvuic:' that lund~ "'all not be nvtulablc ror. and thut the
'a1d committee 'hnll ... e~ommc all budget and other requc ,., lor \Sl C mon1e Without reg.1rd to lhc tnlcol
the orgam1a11on that mul~ the request': Hrant6 a(
tudent lund' 11hull be tl.a ed ~olel\ upon the nuturc 01
content ol the acmit\."
I he mot1on to accept the ltr 1 part olthc: re~ol ut100
\\,h mudc b) Hurt7h:ld 'enntur Rob lhll, It "'b
.tpproved b) a q S mnrg1n \\llhout dcb.tle No cnaton
,\.Sled \\h} n111 h11d moved not tu unept the lust half 111
the re,oluuon, n<. well
"\\ c hane not \ otcd to lund rehtJ10ll' group, on!)
to coO\Ider them lor fundmg,' ""d 1>111
Bookstore price parity hown
t e•ttboolo.. pnee urc no dtllc:rent .11 the I c:wt, llld
Ciarlo. hoot.: 'I tOre 1 h.t n ut other college bool~ tore11 tn lhc
Portlund .m:a. 1tccorc.hng to .1 relcl\l\e hom the IQQJ
buard ol the Oregon Student Pubhc Interest Resa1cb
Group.
f he: relcU\e .lid, hm~e-.cr, thnt atudent til Olhn
Portlund college: tncluding Reed College and Po ... ,10
\tute llnheNt) -purchu'c hooks lrom co Ofl>ef'lili't
ctnter~ I rom "h1ch the) reoc:ivc yearly rct'l.lte'
"Whtlc the oomtnnl price:' pu1d b) "'tudeoh at the
Reed and PS L boot.. \tore' were u~uutl\: the 'a me'" lhOtt
pntd at lC," OSPIRu release reud, MRecd and
~tudenl\ m.l\ get monc)' bnck on the1r book~ . Both the
Reed and P'll boohtorcs hnvc co-op' Reed tU'Ye\ 111
,tudeot' a dt~co unt ol S to 10 percent. dcpcndtngon tbc
pnce or the bool PS lJ wvc~ '' rebate ut the end of tbt
yc:nr to it' co-op membef':) J he amount of rebate depends
on the prof1t!\ rnlldc by the store thnt yc:ur I ast year tbt
rcbatt ,,. a' 8 pcroc:nt "
The o;urvc) lound t hot ot 500 texts curried by the I.
hool~tort only bO could be found ul the other colltat
outlet' .. 01 tho~c: 6() c1gh1 were~~~ e\pensavc wuh al~
cent to SI.2S pnce dillcrence, and four were
c:xpcn!>IVC ~ith ,, )0 cent to S2 pnce dtfrc:rc:net,
nc,ordtng to the O~PlR.G '~llrVC}
Sunc:~ors .tho tn\C\tiguted about 60
totlctn and co)mettc ttem!'l ut Fred Meyer,
Burlin.g;trnC' market and the LC boolo..stort . They (ound
thnt price\ at Fred Me}er '"ere u~uully I to J3 pc:ra:m
~~~ thun at l e\\1 and Clark while Burhngnme ""'""
rnnged from JO cent\ Je.,, expcn,tve to 2S cent' mort 11,,.,.,,~• ( hlnbancu
tl riolnfff I Of
R1chard Noonnl
lJr~ pcr,onne l dtreC
111I..C II Jllb With tl
orporated, an to\U
l\ounun "Ill hll a
~ ol corporntc. udn
tran•pol
ilOfC,
:"onn.sn came
~mber 1976 .the
.td ol personnel ,,,
J :"oic:bra,l,.;.l Prtor to
d ~c:rvcd for 20 ) c,
fhough '-'oomu1
:Jftl leu' mg. he \'I~
11100 Ull an opporu
I rtf U)C. "~1\ l\!1\0el • ,.nu, ,on I' tee n
t:usu1c: ' and hnunccj
~ouhtandmg comm
and 'ltudenh wn'
put
llrl\tlna Wood)
lht I'IPMff t tlf
1 he l cw I'>
~JbhiC':<ttiOn\ Oltaec h11
pnlc lor
pubhcn11un,"
b) the Councrj
lr~«mcnt and !')uppl
con~1stmg ol I
\Cr,iue and
ol lhC'
ercd 10 tht. 'fear'-. •
talogue<; I or t hl' co
i!Olll and 'ummer
Real World ' bml~ton' ~wons1der
»tcr for the Bm,to ~
:d I ne~c:n (oncell,
~ l.m .. chool c:omrt
atton,, c:otlcgc ,lull
1/flltJI U/ I t'h I\ Oil US to sever ties with Taiwan
t'hanu\ Vsce-Prem1er Teng Hsla~o- Pcng haN soad
the normohrouon of Chtne\e•Amencan rchtttoM
depend" on whether the Untted Stntc!i w11l \ever 1ts ties
\Hth the •~land nauon of 1 nawan
ln an tntervscw wath Amcncan editors and
pubhshc:rs recently. H11aao-Pena sa1d that af the Sovtct
Umon were to stan a war. tta matn taraet would not be
C hma. at would be Europe, the ~hddle East. Afnca and
the llntted <itates
Unued Pres) lntcrnattonnl reponed last week that
the Untted Stat~ w1ll break 1ts defense treaty wuh
Taaw11n tht$ year and reeogntu mamland Chana The
recommendataon to rccogm1e the Pekmg so~mmc:nt
will come from n group or Senoton who VlStlcd Chtna
earhcr tht\ year. acc:ordtng to UPI
• US discusses its war power
In the event of a wnr, the Umted Stat~ would
double lh sround forces tn Europe 1n n mutter of doys,
according to US repre~cntnttve~ at a NATO defense
mcet.np an Bru~><~eh. Belgaum lost week
1 he Untted States would also tnplc: the number ol
plane'> 11 hn:~. tn Europe 1f a war were 1mmtnent , sa1d
defcm.c mtnl\lef"' . brangtnj the number to I ,300
The defen!lc plan ~ill be di$CUI'Ie'd at a NATO
meeting in \\-a8hmgton, DC later tht., month
Hearst begins prison stretch
Patnc1a Hcar~t . who wa .. mvolved wtth the Sym­
b•on~e L1beruuon Army terror sroup InA~ year. Wll!l
returned to J&tl last wed. after an unsuccessful b1d for
retrial She \Urrendered to authontt~ May I.S, five
mtnutc::o. before u 4 p.m dcodhne
Hearst ~1d \he: expect£ to spend at least 14 months
ol her ~vcn-ycar \entente tn JOlt Her ramrly reported
that )he wa) very depreucd about gomg back to pmon,
e~J)«tally betau.e ~he spent all bul IS da)" of her
prc:\'lOU umc m sohtury confinement
Agents may receive immunity
1-81 Di-rector Walham Web<~ter ursed ( ongre•~ tall
~eel. . to pan legl•lntton arunttng tndlvaduat bustne •
.q~en t .. ammunil\ from (1\ 11 sutta
I he b11l would make the aovernment. not the
mda\ •dunl .ssents. hnble lor uny dama(le' 4WOrded to
cllllcn~ "-hoJC c:n1t1 or con•tituuonal rtghts had been
\ 1ol.llcd. 1 ho11e cituens would be uble to find out whot
rC~tracuon\ had been •mposcd on the: agenta and could
then appeal to an out11de ugcnc) tl they felt 11 wa• not
SUI( ICICOI. Soccer player protests Shah
fhe cnptuin of the lraniUn nattonol bOCcer team tokl
reporters last week thai he wall not represent lrnn tn tht
Argenuna World Cup thl! year, 10 protest over tht
"savage and dictntonal rule" o( the lraman go~rnmcnl
Parvll Ohtychkham was accused by the lramu
pre's of qummg the team 10 order to make more money
work10g 1n the Untted Stote5 He '\Did the repons were
not true.
Ohlychkhana ..a1d he refu,ed to ploy an the World
Cup to prot~l the Shah, who had tmpmoned hull
several 11mes lor speoktni ogxun,t the lrnman regsm~
Refugees flee Zaire slaughter ;1/fiiQ/ h !.Cnt IU oi!Url,
the college:
I he 'IUbrnll>.o.ton!>
· erarj
tutt'h Mandel
rumftf '"•
In an effort 10
edttton cat
m th" te
wttl read
ednesduy. May 31
Rebeltrtbe smen tn z~uresluughtered as many as 200 (ople$ ol the pt:
persons in a "'hunt for the whne man" during a w~k -lont be distributed
seige of the Afncao capttal recently be h ld r
Refug~ from the central Afrtcan war lnnded tn I~CIIng, 10 c r~ tn Tamarack Lo
"everal d1fferent European c1tie'l early tht' week AD Offictally rcferrc
survavtng European~ and Amcncan s were reported Review. thts.
evacuated . , will toke on 11s 1t
About 800 French foreasn Lcgaonnnarcs, port of a Review. Ac:corc:h"
French-Belgum force that drove the rebels from the cit) nk Morton. '"the 1
last weekend. were ,till there 1 h1~ week 'earching for give) 1 he u:t
bod1c~ and rebel hlde·puts lure.
Abortion bill passes in Italy ~we oren·, do1n
Italy legJbzed ubortton last weel.., mnrktng o maJOr
defeat lor the Vaucnn The ltahon senate p11S$ed the b1ll
by u 160 to 148 margtn.
lhc vote Wll\ also 0 maJOr VIctory ror Italian
Communist\. who have only 5lightly less membc~ 1n the
Senate than the ruhna Chnsttan Democrauc party No ...
there are only rour countrtt$ Spntn, Portugal, Ireland
nnd Greece thut have not lcgoh1ed obonton
Berkowitz 'insanity' stops trial
Oavtd Berkow1t1. who wa5 ~chcduled to be sentcnc·
cd for the "Son or Sam" k1lhnp Tuesday, was g1ven a
three-week poaotponemcnt oher he went ber11erk 10 th~
courtroom
Before entering the courtroom. Berkow111 broke
GWOY from gullrds and rushed lOWUrd II !IC:Venth floor
wand ow He wac tllckled by offic:en. before he could reach
II.
Once '"''de the courtroom, 8erkow111 began ch11n·
ttntt ''Stacy wa., u whore! Stacy wo~ a whorel" 10 a
'>choolyurd ~tng-'long manner He was rcferrtng to StaC)
Mo)kownt , ht~ lu,t vtcllm
He ulso churned that he would kill all h" \'ICttma
..1gain 1f he had the: chance fhc JUdiJc called for
addtuonal p!!ychiatnc testa durma the delay. •
Pwmw Log, \fa) 15, 1978 tuden1
emor:. Ltsa Kel
111'"' tn the -\cademy
Mhl'' Will be Spht b
Set up by the Aca
IUU.ttUUUI \he COUnt
'If' a mcc thtng
f filSCr, who " C
tnun m ltnly. ~a' u
t of respect lor her
J..cppeler, co-cdi
'"'u pmenl wu' due
Vern Rutsa
.me~. twtct m the n:e
irw f 01 I he lo"t I"
Keppelcr 'a1d he
• • c '-~rtmenung or
~ttnc:rnll\. I'll sec otf •
anti\ putting th1
f runt.. Morton, C(
nrong hand tn Ia I )
ma~a11ne around,
.., le11rncd on m~·~ ~ "tthoul regard 10 the I ttl( or
.ake!'l the request\; gran~a or
•"ed ,olcl~ upon the nuturc or
t the hr't purt of the rc oluhon
ld c:nutm Rob l>tll It -.11
m Without deb.tlc '~Co rnat011 cd not to accept the lu 1 halt
to lund religtou~ group' nniJ
tding," ntd Dill
ice parity shown
no dillerc:nt .11 the I e~ts and
other collettt botlk:\tore• an
lg to ., relea~e I rom thC' IQQJ
udent Publtc I ntere~t Re~eardl
owever that Mudc:nt ut o
dint~ Reed College und Po ,.,.~111,
:to'e boob from co ·opcnun1
receive ,yearly rc:b.lte~.
I pri~ patd b\ studcnh .lithe
~were u'unll~ tht nmc a thox
1 rclea~c rc:ud MReed and
1 back on thctr booh Roth
1r~ hove co-op\ Reed gtvc\
to I 0 percent. dcpcndtng on the
giYC!> u rebate ut the end or tht
' The amount of rcbote depend,
hC' store thnt year l ast year
at of .SOO texts cnrned b) the 1 C
d be found .11 the other colltar
;ht were 1~., e'<pensavc wnh • IS
rrcrence. and four were mort
cent to ~2 pncc dtrtercnC'C,"
,G •mrvev
we-.ugnted ,,bout 60 daflcrttl
atem~ at Fred Meyer,
the LC bookstore . I hey (ouod
er were u'uullv I to ~3 OC1'1I:tlll
tlnrk. "hilc Burhngomc pn«s
:~' e~pcn,ive to 15 cent\ man
•
protests Shah Noonan leaves at spring
1.r1dr~• C hlnbantula
!' l'lnnffr I oc
R tchnrd 'IJoonun. Lcwi~ .tnd
Jrk pcr'lonnel dtrector, wilt leave
111 .. c u JOb wtth hnt f-ar Wcllt
rpm.\tcd. un Insurance hrm.
:-.c,nnnn \\til !til ,, po!Jt us dtrcc
1 ol <:or pomte udmtn"lrl\lton ol
urnn<.c unnt.portutton and
;JI.JO<"e.
~'Hlnnn cnme to l.C in
mbcr 1976 ••rter .. ervmg n~
Ad ol pcr,tlhncl .u the Umvc:Nty
:-.cbm~k:u . Prior to thnt ~oonnn
~rrvcd lor 20 }C:M!i in the: l S
lrm\
I hough 'Joonun 'atd he will
:trct lea vtne he VtC'wcd the nC'\\
.,,;,,,,n .a an opport unuy he could
1 rclu,e. "'My a!J~ociatton wuh Btll
llallin,nn (\ICC prcstdcnt lor
und linancej m)-bo') ,tnd
~ ouht.tndtng communtt) or lacul·
and 'tudcnt., wu' c>.ccllent But tht •• n prolc••1onal opportunu~ of
my •t8e whteh I wall be fooh'h to
rgnorc • he sotd
Nnonnn aatd amprovemcnt' an
the-•tufl \liltl.llton 'Y'tcm .md up
llrlldtnpthc hu;ully .1nd \lull benefit
prol,lr.-m were umon11 h1r. htt~hc•t
accumpiJ,hmcnt~ While at I (
lit• .tuoctflllon wtth 'tudent'
wus hmucd Noonan md, but ht dtd
hii\C the npportunuy to ad\tSc the
\Uf51l) da team lu•t yeur 411 wus the
mo't cnjuvubk upcnencc I ever •
lhtd I he) arc an outatandang group
of vnung men .md women who~c
chnructer 1nd de~trc to cumpctc
rc0c:ct \Cr\ l.t\'Orllbly an the college
nnd thcm'cl'c~ 1111 well."
Noonan hn~ uccc:ptcd the lilt • • te.1m) tn\ttlltJun to t.ervc ~" u
llatd:c:cpcr ll rucc ne"t year,
I c.t\lng 111 the end of spnng
term '\uonun \\Ill t.tkc h1s ne\\ pnst
on Junt 26 •
C publications awarded
tlno Wood)
thf l'lunHr I nt
the lc\1.1!\ and Clarl
'ahh.caltun' olltce hll\ won n SSOO
prare lor ·out:>tandtng
al pubhc.ttton," 1 he pn1e wua
ltn "' the Counctl for the Ad·
mccmcnl and ~upport of cducu•
n. cons1stmg ol IJIOO college,,
.and andcpendent
•
Some ol the publicatiOn'
crcd tn tht' )c.tr'~ conic 1 tnclude
l!lngucli lor the college, the In"
nnd .. ummcr ~c:s!.ion . Other
rna qon~ con tdcred ancluded the
lor 1 hl" Bra:\ton DeJohnetlc
I nc,t.n ~onccll under~raduatc
l.t\\ ".hoot commencement tn·
uuun,, tniiC'gc t.tuonu f\ and the
~Mirtlrll at It'll'/{ awl <. larA l he
1/ltma/ j, .,cnt to alumni .and I nenlh
thl collcf't'
I he \Ubmi,•HOOlt were JUdged' on thctr •mract. thctr c:dlltng.
\\rtllng, graphtc.' photo~traph) and
pnnttnp
'\nn Bcnncl. pubhc.lllonJdircc­
tor and ,,, '"'""' Ri~u Owen ~rc not
unh1m11.1r \\lth fiUhhc.ttion OJWnrd~
I c\\ •~ .and ClurL: pubhculton' ha\ic
\\on the grnnd pritc for lour con·
sccuti\e \e.al"i .. :'l:obody"s e\cr done
it, .. lknncll :-:ud
Ben nell ~ttl rccc:t .. c the counctl
a\\..rd 111 thctr nntton11l ns embl) tn
mtd-Jul)
I usa October. I c" ·~ and Clark:
pubhcauon .. rccet\cd the top ''"lard
I!I\Cn b) the tJm,c:r It) :and C\1llegc
J>estgn \s~uct.tlton 1 he: ~ollegc nd·
masliton p01dct 11 us h'ltcd .tmong .SO
0<1teJ lor thetr \:IC:BII\·enc ~ .tnd
surcrlllf JClitgn
.. ,,.~ .1 ~.1\ ol mc.I\Urtng each
)car \\ hethcr uur pubht.,atton~ IHC
stundtog out In the c.ollcg~· .~rca."
Uennctt .ud. • RICHARD NOONAN
At the end of the sprtng term A1chard Noonan wtll leave his posttton as
Lew1s and Clark's personnel drrcctor for a job watl'l Fusl Far West
Incorporated. an msurance firm Tuition costs may
eliminate CSLP
Contmu,.d Jmm Pagt' I
Students\\ hn hllVC ruartu::aparcd
tn nlf-aamput prOJeCt throus,h the
Communuy Scrvu:cs program, m·
eluding JUVentle c:oun5chng &and
work tn 1he ofri~ ol thC' ~uyor or
the llastncl 1\ttorncy, told the
Plonrrr l.og chat the program gJVcs
them n pcrJpcclt~;c: &hey could not
rCC:CI\C 1n Other COllege CIOSIC$.
•·t really would hate to sec
C l.P go," stud lCnior K ttl)' Ltlly,
"ho ~or ked at, youth len' ice center
ncar tlall dule Terrace thas ~ear ... 1
"orkc\1 wtth mo,tly black kads "ho
h\ed m a prcdomanutcly white
nctghhNhood and 11 Wll\ reall dtf·
ficult becausc: the kid rc~lll} dtdn't
trU\1 us . .Sometimes 11 wu ch lleng­
tng Somctamcs 11 •s frmtrutmg.
Rut I "tis Mind I dtd u.·
•\\ hen ltr} to tell people "hat I
~.~~ doang wtth CSl.P lor '"o ca:rm
.1 lotul people 1 h&nl\ I \\as JUJt ha vmg
(un:· •nd sophnmnrc Holly
MacKenlte . \\ho "orkcd at. youth
service center '" 1uu1 h~J t Portland
··Mo~t people lll l C don't kno" ho.,..
dtllicult at •~ to L"ommunaca te with
people "ho rc" up tn d1rt.). o~;cr·
cro"dcd tenement buildm •nd
don•t no" ho\\ to rc .. d or "nte
\\ orktng at the _)outh center rea II)
opened m) c\cs to the problems our
OClct fa o •
Blood drive lacks faculty involvement
:-;aruh Rurn'
Ul lhr f'lorartr I uc
1 huugh I c\\ 1 .md Chu ~ hal<
onl" ol the h1ghc"t bluod dm c par­
ltelp.ttmn rate' among lJ!'i \;ollc:gc'>.
Inc. II Red C• o"' 'tall und \'olurttccr~
Me hoptng lor tncre:t ed lucull} pur-tt~;tpalton
omr.Hid to other college .
I c" ,., uno ll.tr~ h ~ a htgh par­
llctp.ttu)n nile. satd Pall} Iron. Re<!
l 1 o"" center rc~,. ret\lton.tl c,.,or­
dlnuwt I I:"\\ I!> and hu k, he~-;ud, r
on~· nl '"" collcrc" 1n lhc ntU11m tu
ha\1~ 0\c:r I 50 donor' pcr hluod
drt\C' nc" donut) full term I.
ne\\ donor~ J! .. rttclp:tted
cent of the totnl.
lhc mot blr,od u 1 lall 72
40 pc:r·
llpnng term I u t tpnng there ~ere
::w~ don.ml'ln . a ~S pcn.'Cnt ancrca e
O\'cr the pre\ tllU!> tcr m ~mun national soccer team told
It will not represent Iron an the
this year, in protest over tht
le"' o( the lmman government.
was accused by the lronw
I m order to make more money
ntes He ~1d the reports wert Review title 'mislea • Red l. ros consultant ~tcphcn
l·recdnun Jld there'' '"not J much
lacuh) partic1patton as there 'bould
he .. J Ulllllr I .) ncttc Ra). l C blood
dn~;c chntr"omun. satd u-.u:tll) onl)
t~o lacult\ member donilte. '"We I he ~:ollc!,'C. locuuon makes 1t a
coonvcnacnt donor "' the Red Cru
blood bun I.. progr.tm, satd Red ru
"tAller t ~edman lkcau c of the
college·) rroMmll\, blood from the
colle&e can he qutclly proce sed und
l:c:JU longer : reCused to play 10 the World
,h, who had tmpmoned htm
8 agrunst rhe lrnn1an reg1me
Z'ii re slaughter
atreslaughtered as many as 200
F"hlle man" dunng a weelc-tonJ
tal recently
pentral Afrtcan war lnnded aa
an cllics early thts week AU
ld Americana were reported
oretgn Le8Jonnntres , part of •
~ drove the rebel11 from the cil)
there thu. wee.k senrchmg for
Is.
'asses in Italy
n last week, markang n muJor
ltahnn senate passed thC' btll
a maJor vtctory for ltahan
ly slightly less membel"\ 10 the
lstian Democratic party No"
fes Spatn, Portugal , Ireland
Jlegah1ed abon.on
mity' stops trial
1 was scheduled to be 'lentenc·
~ilhn~ Tue dny, Will 8JVcn 1
after he went berserk an the
~ourtroom. Berkowatt brokt
iShed tOWRrd 8 'IC:YC:Oth 0001
oflicer'l before he could reach
·oom, Ber .. owut begun chan·
' SUit} wae. n whore!" tn a
'\er He was refernng to Stocy
he would kall oil h" vtttima
lncc The JUdge called for
during the dela) •
Ptonrtr LnR. \tu) '!J, 19111 In dO effort to pubhct7e its
edlllon campus arttSt)
an thl'> term·~ Luerar)
wtll rend thetr work<t
May 31
(opt!:) ol the pubhcau on wall
be dl\t rlbuted during the
ng to be held from 6:30 to 9 10
m an Tnmoruck lounge.
Offtctally referred to ns the
Rcv1ew. th1s year's publica·
will tuke on tts anformal name,
Rcvtew. According to co-ed•tor
Mort""· .. the name Lnerary
the tdea 11 revtew&
•rrtuure
"We aren't dotng that at all. We rc pre .. cntang what \~C leel "tht"
)Cur\ he~t \Uhmmcd wor .. ~ not all
ol ~ htch '' lttcruturc We I eel the
nome ts 'ort ol ma~lcadang ..
The name thantze htb not been
made offictal yet but Morton \atd be
ex.pech 11 wttl be: next year .. fhe
name lll Rcvaew hu\ been around a
long ttme ond tl\ easy to 'lay Next
year·, edllof\ [Jerry Lenockcr and
Cynth1n Doherty) wall h11vc to make
the change officanl "
The Mny 31 readang wtll feature
a 'lptc~nl presentation g1ven by thiS
year\ Academy of Amem:un Poet<~
co-wanner l.1~ Kcppeler. Semor Jill
Frn,er. who rccetved the award wath
Keppeler. '' ovel"\eilf. on the lualy
progntm
tudent poets win award
Scntol"\ lt~a Keppelet und Jtll Fra~er have been ctworded ftt'lt·plocc:
n,,., an the 1\cndemy ol Amencan Poets annual competitton The S 100 prire
· WJII be spht by the two
~c:t up by the Acadomy for vurtou' andtvtdual colleges nnd untveniue,
roughout the country, the conlt:~l wa, open to \COIOI'l
.. lh a lUte thtns und l've ulready sot the mone) ~pent," •aad Keppeler.
1-ra,er, who "currently travchng "''h the l ew&s .and Clark ovef\ca'
p tn ltt~ly. """ unuvatlable lor comment, but Kcppeler 1tltd, "'I've got a
I ol rc,pect for her wntang style. She:', got a lot ol neat work' ..
~cppcler. t'•-editor ot thl'l year\ 1 ttcrar~ Rcvaew. \llld her poetic
tlopmcnt wu' due: tn I urge part to poetry wnung dna.'c' t.tught b) t-ngh!\h
"h'·· -.or Vern Rutsulu "I've taken ht" (Ru t~tlo's] pQCtry wratlng clu'' thn-c
•.m ... , t w1ce m the rcgulnr .:lu,., and one-ud' anced I nl'lu wor .. cd on the l1t
......... lor the lost tWo years It'' thai \orl ol thtntt whtch help' •' "rllcr"
k.cprrlcr 'utd ,he hu. not hmlled her,ell to poetry, ho"c'cr. ''llltcly f',c
~; 'Pcrtmtnlln@ on e\l~t)'dlt) thtntl' und tr \ to ~ 1 He .11 lc.1~t 11 page u dO)
·"'"''".tlh I'll ,ee .m amugc or -.nmethtng "h1ch I'll ~rate dnwn. I'm
"'tlln;h puumg thing' 1nto my head it'" nn ,JUtomuttc pr<>'-'"C~"·"
I r ,, n._ Murton, cu--cdator lortht )Cilf' I llCIUr · Re\lc~ , SAid t· r .t~er h.uJ
llron..: hand m I, t )cur's mag1uine '"If there· an)thtng thllt real!) turned
mul!:uanc tuuund, 11 Wlh "he-n )he t~wk charge and rut out two 1 ue
.. I 11."111 ne-d .an mcrcdtblc .tmount abnut the muMJlllnc nml poctr lrom
I> M.
/11~ . \fell !<, /Yl~ .. 1 he adca of h:svmg lhts rc:.ldmg
wa' I furmer la~ult) adv1 or) l on~
0\troff,." Morton >atd. "We'd h._e
to .. ho" the proce" of putting the
mng.-vmc together and 'orne 01 the
ongmal griiphte,, ..
Accord tog to co-editor
~eppc:Jer the magunne ho~ un·
dergone some co.,metlc changes "In
.. ome ~ay.. 11\ gomg to be more
prof~ s•onal We're gotng to have a
cable o( conlenb and there wtll be
\OffiC \CCliOOJng of II o{f." 'he S81d
'"It"~ not IU\l more
profwnon:ll ,-added Morton, "but tt
nl!lo gav~ the reader 'iome tdea of
what the book as goang to be ~tbout
before readmg We've tned to tn·
tegratc all the p1ece) <iO the\ work
together and C'.ln \land alone.
·•1 he poem!> thl' -,car :.aren't u'
mndom a' tn the P·''t. the) lullo~
the no~ of the boo~: Morton ~td .
Other dungc .. tnclude the 'tundar­
du<.~tt on or t) pc. a nc~ Mlc und
uddlllonal nag~ .
~.u,c ot limat~ ~pa~c, .:om·
petition lor publtauaon "·l!i ficr~.:c
1 h" cur. Monon ';ud .. 1 htre 1s
more m.1tcr tal m tht"~< h{lU~ than
there h.,, been tn p.t)t '")UC,. \\'C' had
.1 lot''' t(Ood "url' thh lime .tnd the
quttlll)' h11' ~nne up <'n the !i.Ub·
rna''"'"'
"It m;,akc' 11 hard to dt'c tile
whh:h gel 11 hut 11 .aho m.tlic~ 1(11 u
h~·llcr m.tg.t710l" ."
Chtrull. "lm ''II' 1 u:uh\ lid·
""" lu the lttcr.u) Rc\IC\\ until"''
dc.tt h '"'' rlh•nt h. h,,, mllucnccd I hc
nutgtmnc . MtHI(ln )lltd. hut 11 m\1 he
htl mag.111ne
w \0\um \\ ho L:nc\\ 01 \\Url..cd
"11 h hun h<ad a grctll res~"' for
htm." Morton stud. "'\\ h.at he
!lhur\:d \Ht h u~ "ttl ho" t hroush 10
tht hook n • •
ha"c to get more lacult) purttttpa·
lion." Ra' ~id. •
More blood 1 coll«ted from [ >onauon can ~ m.Jdc thas
commg \\ednt$d:t) tn '\t.tmm Dan·
ang Room bet~een II .a m. and S
pm •
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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 specialist whose wtgh ts to sharpen
your professional skills tn engineering, educatton. math,
the phystcal and life sctences, health, business . (or a
dozen other areas). or a liberal arts grad eager to share
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Peace Carps and VISTA wall open an entire new world to
you.
You'll not only expenence a new culture and learn a new
lanquage, you'll also share m the development of an
emergtng natton. or help the poor and powerless 1n
Amenca to gam more control over thetr lives.
Complete rntormatton on volunteer openmgs beginning
this Summer tn Afnca, As•a. Lattn Amenca, and the
Pact ftc. and throughO lJt ttle U.S IS now avtalable
FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Podt;e CorpsiVIST A
Termmal Sales Bldg, Am 333
1220 S W Morrison
Portland. Oregon 97205
TELE 221-241 1
3 • OSPIRG to compile, present .&A.
( hud• l all
Ul lh~ rtonfft I "I
\Iter u lipht an the ,tudtnt
,ennte ll\ cr ho" •mp(lrtaot ''' pro
ae<t< h3H ~n to l e~,, 11nd (.lurk
,tudc:nt<.,lhc l Colhccof tbcOr~g on
'\tudtnt l'ublic Interest Re,c:atch
t .u,up ,, ~ omp11111 ~ mtormntion
i}lthC'rt'd lrom tt' 1'\:).C:an:h thi~ ~c:.1r.
That tnfcmnatton rllh$1:$ lrom the
c:n' trC'nmc:ntal condition "'' ""d
"'~r' to o't Cl"mpari,on' ot the: 1 {
hoot 'torr and other retail om let'
\ prc:,c:ntauun "'' the re'le'.lrch
r~ult" "111 be the 14'1 en 1 ~cnes ot
short ullb OSPlRG ha<. ht1d "llh
tudent tht< term. Other pl'e'en·
1utwn• mcludcd u dt,<:u,,ton of
hu Jlltal cf'mhuon" and the use '-"'
~olnr cncr '
\ ~cnt 'unc' h'ted the:
lt•Uo'"nl! prclJe<t "n "htch I C'
'tudc:nt h:.•.-c \Hif~etl dunng the
JQ77-"7S ~>ehcwl ~car. plu~ que ... 110m.
the ~wur tncd to O~\\er
• /Jhc-riiiiUIIJII Cifl, 1\rc there tln\
J ~~nmmatl\ t' JH>hctc:!' on campu5.'/
\\ht' geh llnnn~111l atd', Wh) as there
11 ltd. ol m1nont\ rccruumcn1 at •
l t-·
• 11/r Ol111 F(lwulatwn . Wh)
"a~ at tonlract chn~n~~ ~,.-on, truct
the: nc-... C'tcn~ butldtntt and d1d an)
tudc:nt pantctpate 10 the deci)aon?
• E.nrart' o' of \ .. urve\ of the •
cfle\."tt~'Cn<'!>• and al<'l' ot that con·
~
traccrtnc
•1 ;,,. /loohror;-. \n am;~uga-Sununary of y ormation gathered
Wil~on ~.11d The Ohn C orpora11 011
hu' been and1tted for allepll} u.po1•
ttll1' urm11 to South Afnca and r01
dumpang chc:nucal pollutant Into
the NIOl,lUrll R1vcr
"We \H\nt to educate tht
'ltudent\ to ,how them where tht
't hool i\C:t~ 'lOme of tt!l money," 'bt
-..nad. "and 'lome ol tho~e ource\ ,.,
conMder htghly unethtcul " Wi110:r
,utd her anve'lllgau on hna not It·
ccaH:d the cooperuuon of the collttr
udmanistrnta on
Kare\ MacArthur a 'entor.
snad .. he tlt rc:,carchmg the cncan
ovul,a contraccpu'c devtcc whichn
no" heing ~old tn the L nucd ~tlttl
\he \llld the deVICe hn~ hecn \IUdt(lj
an W 1 (•ermunv. but no U\ 'tudta
hu\C:; bet n conducted.
Mncr\rthur '<lid that uftcr call­
ang \UrtOU' medacal .tgencae, an lhc
llnitcd Slate\ .. hull the ptople a) 11
j,. go(ld and hull ay at " bud She
'>llld 11 jo,. r .ml.ed t hard be hand b~rtb
control pill\ and tnlra-utcnnc
dcv JtC:~ an term!> ol c:tfecuvcnc!>\
llu-....cver. <~ome nuflje' at
Planned Pnrcnthood J group con·
c:crned with fJnlll) pl:tnmng. 'aid
"'" "'nv mort cHecii'\C thun roam
bcmg u'cd b) 11-.eU," accordm~ to
~ "' MacArthur \he 'tud one womun11
.!: 6 Planned Pnrenthood ,atd at 11
probabl\ , .. rer than a diaphragm bot
the u•cr -...all be: a human guinea pi@.
.. (. urrtnth I am doang a Budg
Jtff Pltrct
l't0'1"" l 01 f cUt~r ln·C
<\) the OSP1
runntni OUI
lhc Oreaon
Rc-carch Oroup1
CIIIIC15m of the W
Orcg4ln college stu!
11 I\ out of touch IJ
rcthank the wny
tllhnttlon
O~PlRG. wh
env11onmentnl en
older''> Ratder\ Btl
ha' ~pent hundre<
O\tr the pa'lt el@hl
from pre!ocnpt1on
uon research
Oregon colle1
Unave"itv of Oreg.
c(lmmnment' to th
hl~ been l>Ubl>tan'
O~PIRO from th
fund at
The contro\ie
and Clarl lu't
orgnnll"'llon l> tall
branch wa .. accu~
w1th off-campu' a$
student acuvttae) t
uon of pn~ ond the etf«ll,en~\ of
~ol lore co-op'
• II lid "''t'TJ. Gathenng mfor­
m:atior an an effort to recla,~th the JAN DAVIS. KAREY MACARTHUR , BILL VAN DYKE AND MARSHA GOMBERG
All but Van Dyke are members of LC's OSPIRG Van Dyke Is state executive director. re~nrc h quc!ltlonnatre conccmtnt
the method or tnstrucllon of c:nc.n
O'<;tl •· 'he: '3td "The Federal 01'11!
Admma~trauon ha' no fomu
gUJdchn~ concermng the quaht)
m'ltrutuon thnt .1ccompany con­
truceptive product ~ .. As u result
studen~ who do 1
nc\1 vear wall hav
or their IUIIIOn
formcrl) g1ven to
1u1hou1 the wntt~
I C 'ermtc reJeCted
ol SS,400 whtth l
cd hl\t year Un
s}~tem.' ' the LC
carmurl $3,600 (
for the orgnn1~
budget wall depenl
who wt~h to wuhl
'Stmalarly a
proce1s at the otl
sllies whach fun<f
followang: •
~chalcm Ri,cr. near the Oregon
coa 1. u 3 \Hid rh er.
• Go' rrnmt'm mllotwtt 't'TStH
IUifWn /u/.;..-•J
• lltallh n1rr, An 10\<ollg.aU on
ol the health protection and ,3ftt)
nuNtn~ home paucnts rccea\<e
• f"t"dtral tundmR {of ltt>ulth
rau. '' look at leder:tl funds lor
heahh arc to tho~ who cannot
altord 1t· Ho" •~ the mone) bc:mg
tud} ot $OOaJ sen ·i~
nalla ble to 1 he re)tdents of the
Burnside a rca in do" nto" n
Portland wa af,o conducted b\ •
Walter Moore and Mark ~eener .
both treshmen , and ~phomore Jcn·
ny Hilhnp
\ioorc ~1d the three OSPIRG
member:\ "'d1d a complete compthng
of ~n1~ and !aolille' uvlulable to
the madenu." which he ~1d had
ne .. cr been done before. ~It was mce
to )Ce owne~ and managers "ho
-...ere anteruted an Improving con-
• Omelettes
Breakfast All Day
7 am-7 pm
Tues.-Sun
Meal tickets
fOI Students
6439 Sl/tl Macadam
POttJana
Oregon, s-,'201
Phone 2Jt)-51~ dauon' ol thctr hotel,, .1nd ol\o
dr:pr~: mr to ~:c the coc"roach and
hcc-anle,tcd hotel-., on the other
hand."
I he I mal product of the Burn­
''de \lOf\ Will be: ..1 directory to be
dl,trtbutcd to Burn~ade·relatcd
·'8COLIC The: d1re1:tory wall mcludc:
hotel prace.. 1n the Burn\Jde area.
"here to ~ct free mc:ub and emergcn­
C} !lhcltcr .1genc 1~ and JOb
reference und recreational facthtu:~
a'ailable 1n the area
-y he 1ntormauon 1 gomg to be:
u'ed b} the Burn!lade Commumty
Counc1l to be: prt\entcd to the caty
counc1l for rccommcnduta on~ on ad­
t.hllonal luclhtu:~ 1n the are3." Moore
~id
Fre,hman Lee Weanstem J
KI.C ro~dto dt'\C JOCkc}. ha' tned to
bnnr. new' or OSPlRO projects 10
.. tudent' through on mfrequcnt radao
report. 1 hou{lh on I} one report haa
HAVE
YOU
HEARD?
PIONEER LOG
CLASSIFIEDS BRING
RESULTS!
LC STUDENTS , FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: 2C:/gallon below normal
Either Mini or Full-serve
LABOR: 10% discount
PARTS: 10% discount
By popular demand. Burlingam e
Chevron he! offered us these price
ntducttons I D card teQulfed 5 gallon
mtn. on gas dtscount . Located at Taylor's
Ferry Rd & Tetwlf/Jger •
245·4274 •
CHEVRON
FrH pick-up and delivery on Mrvlce bec:n atred. WetnJ>tean has planned
more lor the: ruturc ~The purpo~ ol
atnng the report,, Weanstean s~ud
~, .. to anform tht \ludent\ u~o to what
OSPIRG 111 do1ng and how impor­
tant thcar functtonr. nrc to the com·
mumty.
"The repon!> are of d1fferent
OS PI RO uroject~ . they present what
the raearther ~~ doang. and proVIde
for -.orne •onstrucuve cnticam The
researchqr w11l tn\eattaate a
problem .and be: able to conclude
""h :.omclhangthat 11 corutrucuve" -The repor!S arc mailed to Weirutean
from the OSPlRG atote head·
quanc~ m downto-... n Portland. .
Man) OSPlRG projects are
done in c:oaperallon wnh the state
office. lntl\ldtng a stud) of the
~ehalem IQ"c.r an western Oreaon
-....hach the ~~rtland office wall pre-
ent to the Q>rcgon le31~latu re
.. Th~ OSPIRG nver study
group lt. collecting data on the
Nehalem and almonbcrry nvers an
Tillamook County, to produce: a
rcpon or the nver," saad Dell
Herre1d. a frc:\hmnn and OSPlRG
member "The report Will g1ve
physacal. 'octal .tnd h1~toncal
charactemuc ... of 1 he rt\<er corndor ...
whach C)(tend\ a quart,.r ol a mile on
each tide of the watef\'a) "'We want
Q Wlu dtclthr , ollf,~ chang#'
tltt ltJ/l(J rhat'!. put un all rullt>gt'
puhltc o11um I /lUI tlunk 11 ' thr
mmt c fa, ,ft '' fUI'c t' uf cltUJ(fl I Jto,·r
•• ,.,., \('f'fl
A: 0\lc:r a year ago, (j lcnn
<irc:gg. 'ttc-prc adent uf develop·
mcnt .1nd Pre\ldenl John .Hnw.~rd
belt'Jn ,, ,tud~ ol the old lo~o Ill
rc~poorn: 10 cl)mplutnt' rhut u
reproduced poorl) beC1IU~c Lll oJ lar(lc
propuruon ul ~tru~ Other' cnn-
ldcr cd 11 nul ol date
Aller a prclimanar \i •• ud\.
Portland de ll!ncr Joe f:rce3-whll
ul!>n de tgn\ I he: Jvurrrul of I t'K ''
and< lurJ., w.1~o Uikcd to rctJnagn the
lngn ,\Iter ton~aderatmn an C\<cral
c.1mpu) committee • andudtnll a
Bvard Clf I ru~tec:lii suht:ommtllec
rrwdc: up ()f Ann lknnc:tl, director
-===========::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ ~~~~~~~ ~p~uhlu:almn" at I. C. uri depart·
4 to deo,agnute the OYCI'$ anto the
Oregon ,cemc watcr"ays ~ystem ..
Herread ~a1d such a dcstgnatton
w1ll "reduce development of the nver
corndor and the water quahty would
be muantomed
"The present uses of the water
would not be stopped or changed,"
he SOld.
Jan Oavts, a freshman who has
completed a ~tudy of prtcent the LC
book~tore . s~ud ~tex tbook pnc:t$ are
the 11ame anywhere you go. but
totlell) 1tems art stgnificantly
cheaper at nearby reuul stores
"I am talkmg to managers of co·
op bookstores [ 'iuch as those at Reed
College and Ponland State Unaver­
atty) and getung mformatton for the
po~Jtbtht> of forming a co-op
book'ltore at LC ••
Sophomore Becky Wilson. a
pa~t member of the OPSIRO state
executive counctl, as currently doang
an mvesugauon ol the Ohn Founda­
tion. wh1ch •~ fundmg the construc­
tion o( the new -.c•ence bu1ld1ng. She
sa1d \he hope., to determme whether
the foundataon receiv~ funds
through the export of weapons to
\outh Afnca
"We arc trv1ns to poant out a
connection between the Ohn Foun­
dation and the Ohn Corporauon ,"
Q and A
ment chutrman Ken Shor~ and
tru,tce Rono~ Pope, 11 \\;u presented
to the college Execuuvc Council and
the Board ol T ru,tee\ lor final ap­
pro't'ill
Q h J,Jhll llu•\·ontJ brotlrl'r o
I ( Ill\ one/ ( Iori. Jalltwr.,
-\ \, reported in the Mu) 4
,,.,uc fll 1 ht Pttml'n l-og. Pre~tden t
HowartJ', youn~t.r brother. Bob.'' ot
member ul lhe LC muantrnum.c
'til II
(.! ~i /11 .Jo the 11 Q/fft'l '~'' m
I )tthclc h I )IJIIfW Room lw1 c 111 llc'IJf
,~.,,, .
,\ \nuac.hntt lu \udrcy Rnen.
dt1clnl l>uhadt. the tttrl' luo~ much
nlll'l 10 ~I.:HI) I han an shu :k~. She~td
l'"''e" ''r .tnd ~tull mcmb<rr. -...h,,
lr~•IUcnt l>ub.~t:h h.t,-c rcut ted
ln\nr.1hl} In the ~>Lith MucAnhur snad the cncare oval
docs not affect one's hormones u
barth control pill~ can do
In an effort to publici.zc tht
work OSPlRG 15 doang at LC.
o;ophomorc Manha Gomber'
chutrpcr'ion of the local board, said
her organwuaon ~had a coffee: hour
where we anvttcd profcsson and
cdmanastrutors and dtscus'lcd wa\1 •
to anvolve ~tudent' tn socaal change.
"We talked obout credll
po!>Sibthhes for '' udent!l do1n1
research proJects," Gomberg sutd
MThe profe,\or!i were fnarly rcc:e~
hvc; proJect5 could be done throop
pracucum and research proJects"
The ponabality ol earmna cred••
ror OS PI RO ncuvutes t) betng an·
vesugated by Gomberg and Wetn·
'tetn
"OSPJRG hu-. gotten work·
'tudy moncv for next year,'
Gomber8 sotd .. We arc lookang lor a
Mudenl who 111 walhng to run a
re~carch proJect wat h the help ol
other people a' well a., to coordanotr
or help "1th other proJeCt'> on tilt •lheOSPlR I
was cut from tl
re<"ommcndauon '
commtttce. A luck
as the reason fo1
$1.800 request, 1.;
the central OSPll
One budget 1
Lmfield senate thl
doors until the nul
the state OSPJF
branch contnbute
IntO WhiCh all
poured Ltnfield J
OSPIRG person1
PIRG Board of (
•Oregon Su
tnbution to OSP
)ear. from $20,
1978-79 A funh(
at budgetang u""
'hould only be spc
affect OSU $tude
•Though ef
JOVernment repr
University have
budget cuts for
ReJecting an on~
000, PSU wall all_~
the 1978-79 scho
S2S.OOO to OSPJ
•Southern
lowl bo.ard.'' ' l'.ould giVe 0
charged \tUdcnb
SJ. wall \end S
r~carch group
IO\<ernment all Q: Jf 'hut happmrclto pr~,,un l the 1977 78 cho
tm num m~ul optwm al Saga· •Students
A Alter Pre:tadent Salem voted 10
Howurd tabled a 14-meal plun should hiJ\<c the
lion (ol\ uppo'led to the the 'ame plan L mundutorv 20-mc.ll plnn) dunn~ .. ~. )car A count o summer ul I 977 ~tudcnt backang
the •~ ue 'uht~ldcd ~ear '>howcd th tnrollment ol I .
I arhcr tht' term "tudcnl bo'h \\lthhcld thcar 0
prc .. uJcnt I .~rr' I cw1' ''·"d one '•II )eme\ttr l97
muller the 'IIUdc.<nti,.''\Ct:Uil\IC counnil to lund O~Pl R<.i
wnuld br dcuhnp "Hh be lore .I Willnmeth:
\\OUIU be meal .1hcrnuuve., .lunt Sl 850 tu the 0
,lul.t (rrccnbct g" curremh • P.u:altc l
tini! ·• 'tud~ on b<-h.tll ol the cnun~, PIRCt budJ!C:t ol
"'deter nunc ~tudcnt reaction t<' iSo nc'\t year
prc~cnt plun und \\hut lund tll me:l:l •The \\'i
npllnn' the\ "mtld 1,1\ ur fund,. OS p 1 R G
"!-ltudcnt .are g~lttng rapped l'nhcr,il\, all
••~ i11" ·· <unnbcrg ~utd , ".and ,tiler • 197~77 , cuttmg
lln1"h thl· ur,c\.1 hupc I'll be ublc
m.alc Milne r~\:ummcndauun, ."
l'tollt't'' I~~~. Hc11 .'5. /91 lhered
,on .. asd The Ohn ( orporattoo
~en md1cted for 1llc:anlly e'po1.
arm~> to South Afncu und lor
IPinl! chcnuc:al pollutant, tnto
N•aituru R tvc:r
"We wunt to educate tht
cnt' to ,how them where tht
•ol ~tet:. \Otnt or II 'I money," tht
. "and "ome ol 1 ho'c 1ourcc• "c
Jldcr ht[lhl} unethical ·• Wtl\on
her mvtstiga tton hn& not tt
~ the coopcrntton or the: colltrr
11mstmt1on
Kare) MncArthur, a ~mor,
\ht 1~ re,earchtn" the encan
I. a contrnccpll'c dev1cc: whtch b
bemtt \Old tn the l nncd ~tatCl
'n1d the dev1ce hG!i been 'tudtcd
Cl\t vcrmuny but no U\ 'tudtn
L been conducted .
MacA rlhur utd thut .tfter call­
""'ou~ med1tal ut~c:nctc' m the
led ~I lite~ .. hnlf lht people'") u
ood .tnd h.tlr n) st •~ bad Silt
11 I' ranked th1rd beh1nd b11th
trot ptlls .tnd tntra-utcnll(
icc' 1n term' of cffecuvcne~'
However ~ome nur,es al
nncd Purcnthol'd .1 group con·
1c:d w1th l,tmsl) plannmg. \aid 11
"no more; cftcctl\1: thun foam
1g u'cd b\ it,clf ... accordmg to
t \rthur. She '<lid one womun 11
nncd Parenthood \aid 11 u
babl) \,t(cr than a diuphragm b01
u~cr "ttl be a human suinea p11
"Current!\ I am dotng a
:arch que .. uonn.ure concc:rns!\1
method of tn\trUdlon or cnart
II ... -.be \Uid "The f-ederal oru,
mlm\tmllon has no form•
dehne. concernsng the quuhty o1
lruct1on that accompany co~
:epuvc product'l."
MacArthur s~ud the encore O\al
not affect one's hormone~ il
h control ptlls can do.
In an effort to pubhc1ze tht
rk OS PI RG IS do1ng at LC.
homorc Marsha Oombcr,
,srper.;on of the local board, saHI
organization "had 11 coffee hour
ere we mvued professors and
rmi~tratO~ and di$CUSScd W8)1
nvolve students tn soetal chanat
.. We talked about credn
fStbllitie!> for 'it udent do1n1
carch pro;ects. · Gomberg $ltd
'c profc 'lor:. were fntrly rec:ep­
•r; proJect~ could be done throu&b
cticums and rcs~rch proJects"
The posstbdtty ol earning cred11
OSPIRO acuvttles •~ beH'lg tn·
ugnted by Gomberg and Wetn-
fn Budget
Jdf Pltrc:t
Ptcw~Ht I 01 t411nr In·( hlrl
A" the: OSPIRG potters 1oy t1me •~
runnme out
I he Or-eaon Student Pubhc lnterc'ii
llc,c:nrch Group faced w1th mcrellsed
crlllta&m ol the way 11 spends the: mone} of
Orc1H1n college !ltudenta and wtlh chorgc5 thllt
'''" out of touch With the: ume,, mu)' hove to
rttlun ~ the: way It do~ bualnc:u ot fact
t'ttntllon
0\PlRG whtch began In the woke: of
cn\lronmen tnl enthu,ium whtpped up by
:'\'•dcr' Ratder' and timtlnr consumer poup!l,
M' ~pent hundred' of thou'<!nd& of dolhw.
o\cr the pu\t e1ght year~. on proJCCI!I run~mg
from prc,cnpuon drug pncc~ to \loiter poilu·
uon rc:M~arch
Oregon college5, from l10field to the
llnt\C:f'Sit\ of Oregon are no\1. rclhmk1ng their
commitmcnh to the research lJfOUp The re\Uh
h3' been \Ublltanual cut tn contnbuuons to
0\PI RC. from the 13 Oregon collegC\ thnt
lund 11.
The controlicn)" over OSPIRu nt Lew•~
and Clurl la:.t term wa' typu:al of the
orttanl/.atton\ late ocron the state The l C
branch wa~ uccu'ed of betng too concerned
w1th oU-cnmpu' 1ssue~. thoug.h 1t 11 funded by
student nctsvit1e~ le~
A' a result of those complalnh, LC
,tudcnt\ who do not ws.sh to fund OS PI Ru
nc~t year w1ll have the opuon to wuhhold $2
of thesr tUitiOn money That mone) wa~
lormcrl> g1vcn to the local OS PI Ru group
v.1thout the wnttcn con~ nt of :tl\Jdents The
I.C 'cnutc rc;ected an ongmnl budget requ~t
or~~ 400 whtch l C'11 OSPIRG group rece1v
cd la.,t vear Under a .. nepuvc check-oU
~} ttm " the LC 11tudent government Will
carmur~ $3.600 C or$2 per full-ume lltUdent)
for the orgumz.nuon The final OSPIRG
budget w1ll depend on the number of '\tudent'>
v.ho \lol'>h to Withhold thctr S2
"i1rn1larly n study of the budget1ng
proce'" at the other 12 college~ and umver­
lllles wh1ch fund OSPIRG has shown the
followmg
•1 he OS PI RG branch at Lmfield College
was cut from the budget ent1rely at the
rrcommendo.tton of tbe student senate budget
commlltee A lnck of student mtcrest wns cued
u the reason (or the dcm1se of OSPlRG's
S 1,800 request. Ltnfield contributed $928 to
the central OSPl R 0 fund last year
One budget committee member told the
lmfteld senate that OSPIRG w1ll not close us
doors unt1l the matter has been brought before
the state OSPIRG office If the Linfield
branch contnbutes no money to the state fund,
mto whtch all college contnbuuons are
poured unfield could lose the help of state
OSPlRG personnel and II) seat on the os­
PlRG Board of Directors .
•Oregon State Un1vers1ty cut tts con­
tributton to OSPIRG by 75 percent for next
)tar from $20,000 1n 1977-78 to SS,OOO for
1978-79 A further st1pulauon wns suggested
at budgettng umc that OSU student funds
should only be spent on pro;eets which dtrectly
.afrect 0 U ~tudents .
•Though efforts bave fa1led, student
aovcrnment repr~enunivcs a\ Portland State
WOSPIRG has gonen worl· UniveNity have recommended substantial
1dy money for next year." budget cuts for OSPIRO twice 10 two years
'mbertt ,o1d "We nrc: lookmg for • ReJC:CIIng an ong1nal budget request of S28,­
ldenl "ho •~ wtlling to run ' 000 P~U w11l allocateS 18,000 to OSPIRG for
[earch prOJect wath the help ol the 1978-79 school year Tbe un1vcrstty po1d
,er people a~ wellll5 to coordtnutt S2S.OOO to OSPJ RO in 1976
help wuh other proJe~ts on tilt •Southern Oregon State College, whtch
f-ll bo;~rd -1 v.ould gtvc OSPIRu about Sl2.000 11 It
I. charged 'tudcnb the 3\itrnge OS PI RG lee of
S3, wtll 'end S I .000 to the envnonmcntal
r~cnrch group next ~ear Tbe SOS(. ~tudent
aovc:rnment ulloc.ned S2.700 to OSPIRC. for
Q »hal happmt'd 10 the I 977 78 chool year.
r mort· m~al apuom at Saga' •\tudertt!l. at Wlllamcttc: Unt\icr~otl}' to
A After Prt:\ldent Johc S.tlem \otcd 10 :"fovember 1975 that the\
wurd tabled a 14-meal plan n~• lhould huvc the option not to lund 0\PIR<;
n (a' uppo\Cd to the: ~ur the ,amc plan l C approved tn Murch ol thl\
ndutorv 20.meal plnn) dunng )C<H ·\ wunt ol fee wuJver 'lip' ''tcned tht'
mmer of 1977. \tudent b.1ck1n~ lt:ar 'howcd thut. of an a\ erugc 'eme,ter e ~~~Ut 'Ub~tdtd . tnrollmcnt of 1.211, 42b WtllCimctte ,tudcnt'
larlter tht' term 'tudent budll ~lthbe ld thetr OSPIRC. contobut ion~ dunnF
e .. ldcnt I .trrv lcwt~ 'atd tall ,cme,ter 1977. and another 471 cho'e not
aucr the \tudcntl''er:utl\c caum, 1 1 d 0 ... PlRGd 1 r 1n7g o u n ~ uunglltpnntt 'Ierne\ e 'Y
uuld be dcnhnp w1th belorc lu Wtllnmctte contnbuted appr0,1mateh
nuld br meal alter n.lll~c' ~I.HSO tn the QI;,PIRG k.stly thl!> ~ear
tkc {Hccnht:•¥" current!\ cnnd •Puctfir: llnl\c"ll\' , with a 1977.-71! 0"·
lltl .t 'tud' on hchallul the counr.:n PIR(, budi.!CI ol S 1,000 w11l cut that lund b\
, dctcr1111nt.: 'tudent reudson h) s50 next \ear
·toscnt plan .tnd wtmt l.md uf •l he \\ tllllmette Lu\1. '\chtlol, which
rrllons tht\ \\nuld 1.\\m fund o~PIR{, 1ndependcntl~ ol W11lamettc
··students .Ire a!ellmg nprcd 01 llnl\cr~il\, allocated S5SO to 0 'PIRG lor
· 111"·" (H\'cnbcrg .mi. ".uuJ '111'1 1 11176.77. cuttmg that to S200 IN IQ71-78. No
ns'h t h( ~uf\ C}. I hope I'll be able
,a~c "''m'-' rccnmmcnd.ttwm •. " l'ttmrn l ciJ.:, \las ?J. /9/JJ
Pwflr'l'f I u~. \1111 lJ, /Y7 tewide could mea11 OSP
figures arc yet •va1lablc for next year.
'ichoolt on a "po11t1'e check-oil
ayttem' whtch docs not earmark any mone}
to the ortLtnll.atson but dtrects tutuon money
to OS PI Ru for c.Jch ttudent who Wl'hed to do
~o hu\e fared no better Reed Collcie pard
only S 1,200 snto the at ate OS PI RG fund last
yc.sr or lc ' 1 hun one-fourth or Its potential
Studcnh :ll lane Community College tn
Monmouth tontnbuted an ~tvcrage of S 1,200
last year It would hove been S6 S91 tf every
lull·llmc tudent bud choM:n to g~v~ S I to the
orgnnm.suon
Portland ( ommuntty College. wtth a
JlO.,\tble contnbuuon of S20,000. contnbuted
on I) S I 19' last year The Oregon College of
l:!duc:uion gave between SI,OOO and Sl.200
lil\1 )'CUr
r he ~late O~PIRG office tC:CCIYCJ about
t\lto•thlrds of'" money from college acttvtttt"
lund alloc:auons or Sl44.000 this year
Go\crnmcn t granh private foundutions .snd
orne tnds' idu.tl contnbullon' make up the
r~t 1
Btll Van Dyke, uecuthc dtrcctor ol
0\PI R{, sn Portland, w1d cut' Oregon
collc:gc' hu"c mudc 10 their OS PI R 0 ~;on­
trtbutton. could ha\C scr1ou' dfectr. on the
Or{blOIIJIIOn
·1n order to go to other source~. hke the
tndl\'1duala and the foundatton,, 11'~ importunt
thut we: hove a "Ubitanual student ba~c we con
-,how 1 hem · \ .tn Dyke \lltd
Stan 'AcGehce, OSU ,tudent body pre4t
dent w1d the maJor comphunt of OSl.
.. tudcnt!. ha~ been that the) arc: not kept o1warc
ol "here thctr monc) •~ 'ipcnt Too often. he
~aid, the mone) goc) off to proJect' that
hould be I unded b~ people "ho are more
concerned with tho'e prOJCCI!I than 'tudents
Mwe·re ju~t not ,ecing where our monc) 1s
l(OIOg ... MtGehec !lilld "I'd JU~t Q...\ 'oon CUI OUl
the mrddle man (0\PIRG] and h1rt \Omconc
my,elf to help the )tudcnts 1n these- matter~> .
<)tudent~ would learn a lot more by dotng 1t
them,elvc).
MWc have a lot of the expertiSe here and tf
that were tapped. \I.e could do a lot of what
OSPl RG tned to do"
McGehee satd much of what OSPIRG
hor. done at OSU has been state-oriented, not
student-orsented He ettcd several examples ,
mcluding a water conference 10 Portland in
January 1978. research on the snowy owl and
the: cxam1nation of gay nghu
~our local OSPIRG doesn't do a thmg,"
sa1d Kevm Mtller. former editor of the Doll}
Boromtttr at OSU .. People are a lot more
consc1ou5 of the types of thmgs OSPIRO u
tnterested tn and maybe OSPIRO tsn't needed
anymore .. He satd cfioru by the orgamzauon
to prevtnt a pnce mcrease for pa) phon~ 10
the Conalhs area was "the biggest thtng 1t
dtd ..
Mtller )aid support for OSPIRG at OSU
ha' always been sbmmer than Bt other colleses
bccnuse 05U •~ •lrcady mvolved 10 off­
cumpus pro;ects. The college State Affairs
Comm1uec does lobbytng 10 the Portland are3
O\ he :.:ud OSPIRG has med to do. The
Corvallis Envtronmental Center overlaps the
efforts of OSPIRG und the City Affa1rs
~tudent commlltee as already deabng wtth the
1$\U~ an whtch OSPIRG becomes tn\olvcd,
nccordmg to M1ller
The conflicts OSU has faced w1th OS-/
/
PI RG hove not been echoed a strongly at
other Oregon colleges, uccordtn& to E. ccutive
Otrcctor V~tn Ovke
.. A number of rhsngs the OSU govern­
ment people ~ay arc JUSt not factual ... Vun
Dyke sald answenngchargl:' that OSPIRG •s
only duphc.ating ~crviCQ OSU could provtde
on 11~ own "The kindr. of thtnp that OSt. does
nrc \I.OtkiOg with mdu~tf) and other agenctes
nnd we're worksng pnmaril) 10 the pubhc
tntcrcst.
Van Dvke said the tca!>On lor conflict
bet\ltecn OSPIRG and the 05U tudcnt
go"ernmcnt ha~ been that legislato~ there do
not hkc \tudent) out:~idc the go,emmcnt
do1ng major pubhc tntcrest proJects.
~rhere .t~ ~tudcnts ouhtde of student
government who arc controlling OS PI RG .-.nd
I don't thmk '>tudent so,emmcnt people .jl
OSL hlo.e that.~ he s.t1d
"I thtnk the 1. ue here is \lthcthcr students
)hould be provtdtng. for thl\ type of research
Ldone b) OSPIRO) or whether ~tudenb
should do u on thetr own. or whether some ol
thiS ShOUld be done 10 the tint place. n "8ld
Dnmtan Bndges. o1 'ltudent senator .tt Portland
State who \DOkc duMn~t the P L' budget
AN OSPIRG CONCERN Nnllu fhrrr
OSPIRG has undertaken numerous proJects des1gned to protect Oregon's environmen­
tal quality. Students have questioned why they must finance pro1ects that should be
financed t>y the public at large.
• heanngs sn March.
nother senator at the PSU heanngs,
howc,cr. tud that :.omc thtnpdon·\ appear to
urrc:ct ~tuden ts direct I). but do ;affect them .,
con .. umcN and a~ re!tdent~ of Oregon ... ,
penonulh hOJ\e no do1re to take on the
projec~ that OSPIRG 1s mtcrnted m: the
'cnator ~•d. ·but I do thmlo. u is D tangable
me.tns or nflcctins clur communtt)
1 hetr projt'Ct) tn\olve people in things
that benefit the sOClal enVIronment tn wh1ch
\I.C ,tJI h\ C: "
Wtllamettt l,nl\erslt) student bod)
pmidc:nt Jeff \waruon sa1d the OSPIRO
ofli~ at h1<> · chool ha:. been "a JOl.;e.·
"You atn go tn thcrt most ofthettmeand
there \lotll be nobod) around ... he s~ud. The
problem, UCCOrdtng tO WilOIOn, I that 0$­
p( R C. d~;n't ha~ enough e'perttSoC to do
.mvth1ng that'-s go1ng to change the world.
·rhe1r cau'e "good. but tht) don't kno\1, ho1.1.
to make th:u au~ worlo. a .. well as thev
could. ·he: '\Bid.
The ~uahty of 0" PI RG research
~depend!' on the ktnd ol mtnd ~t they come
snto un b'\Uc wtth," Charlc .. [):s, ''· late public
utaht) comm1 1oner. told I he ultm
~rat""'lll" last \cur ... II the) bche\c the)·~
carl\ 1ng \1. htte flags of nghtcousneu and that
the 10'\lltullon nr go,crnmcnt agency the)·~
c'\amsn10g 1s 1n need of ~form . a small
amount of snlormatton mst~ht per uude them
the)'rc nght.-
Edttor \hiler .11 0~ satd OsPIRG has
b«n unable to a C'Omodat e changes 10 lhc w~
~oplc thtnl. about thangs hke the en\tron­
mcntund ctm umer 1 :-.ucs \\here nto t J>COJ'le
\~.ere not concerned about man) ur tho c 1 ue:s
bad: tn 1~70 \\hen the tate 0. PI RG
arg-.snllllliQn "a et up. he ~td mo)l people
\1, ttl 1 l;c ~<:!me l\1nd ot mterest tn 1978
~hiler Bid 1 hat. tn tl) m~; to mamtatn
u.ka\5 th:tt C:'\l~tcd follo\1. tog the \ tttnnm ~ ar,
OSPt RG hn1o lo 1 touch \lotth the p~nt I he
organllllUon ha\ b«omc hlO brge,dherJtfi cd
and unahlc to uc:comodntc the: chnnge:s. he
~;nsti, thuugh the tudent demand rhosc:
~hang c,.
Mlllt'r 1f'8UCc.l that II I UOl'!U\ time os­
PIR • 'uutc-d look:mg IN fthentah'c ources
ol tncome bc-cau c tudents \I.OD•t fund 11
h.lrc,er 11 the ec no tmmedtl\lc ~tum un theu
tn\e~tmcnt5
.. (Inc:) th(luldJ take the • • ,lut ol
OSPI R(.,,- ~hiler 1d, .. bccau~ the onl~ 'S'
that' 10 there 1 our mom·~ ... •
5 O~inion --------------------------------------Drop the holy swords
h ,, umc the .. tudent 'enatc 'topped pinyin~
cru..ude&,
fo• the la'l th~ month' '(nJtor have louaht
~'"'' nm.Jteh U!o!310!>l tunding c.~mpu' rchgiOU' ~trOUf''·
under the-delu,ion that ttwing monc:\ to thu'c group'
~\OUid up~tl the lradlltOnal \Cf'UrBIIOO or church .lnd
,.tatt St·nator.. hn'e tncd to blo\\ " '>mllll matter anto •'
\\Orld problem In tht cou~ of thCl'C month,, unfor
tun.ttch tht 'cn4tt hu.' de<,trovcd an' cft'dtbthl\ 11 buth
up o\>er the pn;\lOU' month">
When dcetdtng ~' hether h> lund the Chri•tian
t cllo\\ ... htp, the Je,\l!o.h Halulllm ttnd the l~a~an
~ elltt\\'htp, the "cnatc .Jtould ne\C!r ho\t' concentrated
on the Itt!~ of thc group" ln"tcad. our aovernment
nprc~cntaii\C hould ha\'t e'\llmtncd thc mtentil.lnll of
th~\t' troUp\ and the 'alue l'l any DCtl\ tttes the)
pr'\lJ'i'l't'd for ne l }Cal.
~ olulton to the problem ha\ b«n dela~ c:d bccauc.c
the enatc cannot define "hat it mc.ran' b\ .. rchstou'
t!fOUJl-Tht defi01tion fi\en b) the lUdent executive
counCll that a rchgu-"U" group Ktnherentl\ hmtt' tt
membcr,htp, bol h e~pre!>sh and tmphcul~, to the
unth tn~ rcltgtoU!I creed tt c~pou'es .. -i . unfifttl~htCIOQ
L ndc:r that delinttion, the Pagan Felto\\ htp, u.t lea)\,
cannot ~ da 'thed &~!1. a rehg10u!' pour an\ body could
ancnd 11' Human CWcnficcand Mnl"\hmnllo\\ Rnn~tand
all ''ere'"' tied to 1010 the ~roup . ltlewtse \\t huvc: yet
to hc-ar !rom .ln\·one \\hO ha\ ~n rctu'C\1 .1dm1~)1on to
thc-ran Jr.., ot H•dutnm or the C hmuun Fello\\ hlp
The onl) \\a) to )01\t 11 baffiemenl •~ tor the ~cnatc
h> JUdge nil group .. on the ba~'' ol thetr contribution to
educatton or 'imple entenamment .
I( n:h~tou.s ~roup~ (or ¥cultural group..," D' the
Papn and Jc:\\1 h organ1ution~ prtfer to be called) an;
toM funded, v.htch v.e behe\c the) ha\e the right to be,
then 11 should be on an e\ent·b\-~\ent ba"'t!> ~~the ~n3te
on~ propo~ . l>p«tal budget commiuee. v. htch
v.ould he lunded annual!\ b\ the 'enate, would provtde
money tor activiu~ propo~ b\ {troup' wtth an mten: t
tn an pecial .. egment of the college ropulatlon
Membenhtp or that commtllec v.ould lint be held by the
Chnsttan and Papn Fcllo" htps, and Halumm Later,
the International tudenu Orpnitauon and the Black
Student Union should M mcorpor.sted under the dare<>
tton of the funding commttt~ .
'iportins groups such as the \&lhng team, the 'llt
tc"'m .and the alpmc club should not be under the
auspa~ of that commtucc: The )ennte only fund<: tho!e
bec:..lUSC the llthleliC Oepanmcnt Wlll not
ActtRJ tn cooperanon Wtth Student\ Orgun111~d for
Actt\ities.. th11 5~tal fundtng commmee could g1ve a
group ,uch as the Chnsuan Fellow~htp the money to
sponsor an entertamt'l' such a~ singer Pam Mark-Hall.
The Pagam could also n:cen·e the fund' n~ .. \81) to
roast virJins ~nd hold walkin~.an-\\atcr e:~~.htbauon\. for
I he enjo) mcnt ol us all.
The committee would also t.a~e the (undtn(! dcCtSton
out ol the M:nate's hand~ The M:nate ne\er wanted the
deci.aon tn the lint place. lt wa~ propo~cd last term that
sOF handle tunding for the Christian Fellov.1h1p but.
unfonunately, the senate got boucd do~ n tn the
ddination ol a n:ligiow group and ha~ )et to get out ol
the bo
We don't li~e to sec ~natO!') mokmp fooh ol
themsel\es in front oC Le\\t~ and Clarl •tudent When
the\ should be concentrating on 3hernatt\e "iag;1 meal
plan and a solution to the atmpus parlang problem
the) ha\c 1pent their timechartenng Pagan~ and fightmg
charg~ that they ha\~ dt~cnm•n;ued osumst rehgtou'
group .
He:~,en help u~ if the cnatc do~n't lay down m
holy sword :and goes bad~ to question. thnl Jlfect more
than ju\t three small group!> of people •
Not black and white
U Allan ti.tk.le v.1cu hu Supreme Coun caM: ag;aun,t
the lJnl\er II) ot C hfornia at Da\1~ on the charae of
·n:\'CBC dtKnmtnatton.- it wtll not mean the end of
ulfirm&tt\C acuon programs acrou the countr)
l'he det11t0n wtll, ho\\e\'Cr, Ioree c:ollc~s nnd •
-
bu,mc"c' to cxamanc the tntenuon& of nffirmutlve
ac;taon I tt helptng mtnont) \tutknt:- recetvc the
educattonal opportunm~ \O often rcstntted to mtddle
cia'' \\hlle', or doe., tt only ~tisf) the con<.clencc:' or
Cnuca:.1an' who teclthC) mu'lt 'ettle the \In' c:ommtllcd
agum't minonue-. 10 the pao,t'l
A moM people lno" b> nov., Balke ~•d he fatled
to ~atn .tdmllt~&ncc to the UC O•.n h med1ul 'chool
becau e the .. chool ho~ re\er'ed <ipace!> for ICI mtnont)
<.lUdent,, omc or who\e g,rade potnt a\erage .. nnd 'com
on un cntr • .nce ell.amtnauon v.erc IO\\cr than ht\ BnU.e
tiled .. uit again!.t the UC Board of Regent\ on the
ground) ol rac:1al d•,cnmtnauon
BaHe hould ne\.'Cr have b«n dented ndmt1tance if
he W8' quahlitd to attend the medtcnl 'lchool
A' the Pwnur l.og said tn an edttonal pcrtuinmgto
" Lewt' and Chtrk mtnont) r«ruument progrom earher
th1' year an} alltrmauve acuon prottrnm can only be
benelic1al 8'!> lona. .1!) 11 ta. not operated only to fulfill
quoto' for token minonttes . Adm1111ng mtnortty
)tudcnh 'Simply on the basu. of thetr betng member~ of a
minonty group hurt!) \tudent' wtthout t~uc:h .. advan·
ta~e, ,·
It t!> better to let )\udent) gatn admlltanet to a
~chool. tncludmg Lewit. and Clurk becnu~e of the1r
abihtte), not hccau)e or thetr ra~. color treed or 'ex
I he BaUc: u~ 'hould not be dectded on the bas1~o.
ol Ba .. kc:', color It hould be Judged on ht' entrance
quahftcalton 1 he facb ol the aue or~ not black ..tnd
"httc. The CII'!>C: 'hould not ptt block, red and )ellow
OKOift\1 V. hilt, •
The eyes were bigger
"omebo~h a\kcd the other du" wh} last week'!.
Pwm·rr l ,al( wa' on I) etght page~ long l'he re1uon he
\\8\ hlld, wu"' that the loR\ finance:. are runntng low
\t the bel(tnntng of tht' ,chool year we \.ud the
pupcr \\ould e'\pand to 12· o.nd lb-page t\sue' tn order
thut our new' c:o\'crupe and our leuture,e ctaont-could be
enlurgc:d We made chat 't~nement wuh the understand ·
ding that our ad\ erustng re\ enuc would hove to be
1ncre.1 cd .tnd thuf \\e would huve to "'"tch our fund for
.tn} urea• 10 \\hich \\e mtght 'in\l' Both htt\e been done
I o our regret, howe\er. the I .oil ho' .u leust ~200
wonh ot :~dvcrtl\ln~ pJymentro out tnndtng Repeated
noulic:ut10n ol pJ)'menh due ha\e been sent out. Monc\ •
1!1! ~.x,mmg tn, but not nearly Jl fa~t as we had hoped.
Ho\\ ad it 11 to lind )OUr eve btgger thon your
final CJfl<tCII) lO fulfill )OUr \l~ion'> , •
• To the Editor
TinkerbeU vs. Jake
I JU5t wanted to mcnuon a fev.
thinp about the h:uer pubhshed tn
the May I I a~uc of the Prunar Log.
It was I rum .. Jllk.e-(a ltnllnetal
a1d cheater I and he V.'lU lr) mg tu
JU llf) h• ocuon, b} dcctnnng that
:tn) nne "ould cheat on hnanclitl.tid
tl thl!) hnd the chan~. I wan1 to
ln1l\\ af -Jn~e-1 hmk• that an) iiU·
dent here v.ould 'ht'ul jd/11K
tlutiNitJ 11 gl\'c.n the chance.
II -Jra\;c· 1ecl• w JWhhcd 10 tn~
ill'1100), 1 hen ~h) v. on't he 11gn ht5
lcuera \\tth h" real name? Is he
.afratd •omc people maght m••·
under land h1m'1 Of 11. he alrasd tun
man) "'11 under tand? I can auute
6 h1m thnt o lot of 5tudenb !llreath •
\\1lnt Ill ~no~ 'Vtho he really '"·
U .. Jltt.:e· ohJeC:I :r.o rnuch to the
l.u~ rwl'lhshang m) p1cturc I \\Onder
ho\\ he ~ ould lecltl v.c: pubh,hcd "'
p1cture t•l luml
I a tl}, both" Jake .. lind "John"
bt:ttcr get bu•> and \\file to thcar
rcrr~nuatt\ei 10 Wnllhlnl{tOO DC
If en tc lltll 14n pa11set. (und ''
loob hkc 11 ~•Ill. then unonymit\
\\ on't be v. urth " pluggt'd n1CI.Iel
I hilt bill hu• a clau c 11111 whtch \\JII
rrusl;c 11 u federal ctimc 101 a reporter
to "oh trUd the IU\\ .. by conccuhnf
the 1dentll) ol a cnmmnl hce
l'mm ~~, I.AJR. pnl 20)
Ju 1 ho~ lung do the) thtn~
~11111 wntcr l.ort f'utman v.ill keep qu1ct "hen he '' lu~:mg It lcderul
charge7
C u/ht "l mJ.rrht'/1 \rhmlll
1H'IIIOI
LETTERS POLICY
lellera 10 lhfl EartOl sltoulcl btl
tdrlrnaltd to 801o. 21 The cllldlmtrl
noon. Mom1eys Submrurona lftotJid
be ty~d . double JMC.cltJnd mc/ude
11'11 I Ill hOt I ntml U will n
ecedtmiC cltu 01 tucully allnelrng
All teller& ~~rr/1 be ptlflllfl but art
aub/IICI to «trtrno lOt fl"'"'"''
leng/1'1 1nd lrbeloua 1/lltmlflts Tht
PiOneet log mt•nllil ns lhll trflhl 10
hold 1111111 rf ·~CCI ptobltml urtu
No enonymoua lflllOtJ w1/l bel
putJI,h~ -
------tude]
olb} c;chmltt
111o f'k>,.,..r I na
• \\hut happi)n•
~n tnstatutton' •up
:1 1 h1~ \latewlde
!ride they wont the1
:~thetr own 1ntere•~
1\nd then own 11
The Oregon ")tu!
(,roup gch t
:ul rund!i from coli
ourco 1 hough
IRG's tundtng
t:IU'"'t' (from theu
mBJOOty of tt
ol mtercst to t!
though 0'\P
~rate u nd gover
grant' ure not
of 0'\ PI R G co•n
ts thnt beneht then
I he ,t udenc-. ure
b'
To the Editor And wh.11 are ~
.,,. • ., on OUt 10\e:o~t~
We Me getttng
the 'llehnlem Ra
Iff I don't even ko
1tt i.t 1 Bel ore you 1
manv '>tuden\"i ~
nn tdcu whut tn
Inept, inaccurate
I "ould hke to cull to y(lUf
o.llention .1 le\\ (act' rclnuve to .t
letter printed tn the May I I edltton
I There'' no chapter of lamb
du Pht fp,•lon "-' the Umvehtt) of
\\ a'hmgton
2 Broo._ll 1 Camfield and G
Wtlham' ~ord\trom are not
member. of thl' frntem1ty The) are
not on the faculty or tuft at the
Umver ... ll) of wu,hmgt on, nor ure
the) student\ there
1 he obvtou~ c:onclu~ion to be
drawn from these facti\ ·~ that the
letter pnnted tn the May II Pioneer
Lox wu' ,t foke Unl~ 11 i~ now the
LuJ(I pohcy to pnnt any leuer
rccetvc:d, regardle.'~ of tU nuthenttc:i­
t) 11 t\ my behd that 1 ht'l letter
should not hove been pnnted
I urn -.er) concerned about the
luct that the l-nR made no eHort
v. hnte'<er to ~:ontnct my,elf or an)
other member ol the fratermty to
determine tl the letter had any basi'
tn r.~ct J\ "'tmple phone call \\ ould
hu-.c done the tnd ..
I al o .1m unhappy w1th some of
the tatement' mudc by the tgnorant
author ol the .. teller ..
The thtnl' \e1led accu~uon
that I .tmbdn dtscnmmutes agatn'lt
manonttell is un out-and-out he It 1'1 .t documented lnc:t that ,c-.eral so­
called manor11\ \tudent'> hove beco
member or the frntcr mty and on I) 1
It\\ year' batk one ol them 'ened u
ptc\ldent \ho. l :lmbdu Ill not an
orsnnllatton dediCated 10 Mer. len­
ni!> ond con\erttble~ and anyone
\\hO hct) e\ef hod an)thtng to do
\\ tlh U\ \\til tell )OU '10,
It i\ m) hope thnt. tn future. the
LoR can do at lea•u some m1mmum
or checktn{l tht truth of lett~n
received .and that we will not ha\'eto
ready any further tnoccurate, mcpt
messnge~ from )Ome JUVemlf
mentuhty
htnt M Tt'VIIlll
Jumor
Prt'ndt'm LPE orse thaq
The o.truclc in tb
40. No 6 May
Ot\tnct
110 ... by Murray
first of oil us tol
truth. depth ~
p.ln or the puntc
the tnte-manded oj
re from the ~Oi
Second. I would
$COSttiv11y of tht
nd that 1f 48 hr
oRIIrmcttle only prod
there leaves mul
under$tondmg
Note I e~pect 1/us letter to be ptuc-:~ of Bumstde
venf1ed M) e'ttenston •~ ~.16 To the bum\
He.1dhnc on letter to rend (an 30 tn Burnsade.,
potnt type) ~lnuccuru te and tncpt • home that stul
.E.duor'J nM•·:
fhr lt'ttc•t .\lr. Tr1nor rr/trrtd
10, ft'(t'l\'t'd 1\\'U IH't'K' URO, 1\'0{ uru
Jpc•cra/ dc•lwt'fl' jrum .Sr-attlt,
U athm~l on . Whunu tt'fll tr 1(
mdt'N/ 1\ Ql U /OJ. I-\\ t'nt 10 0 h,.lfnJ
o lot 11} lrouhlt'
tlw. 10-pmnl 11'0.\ l<m larRt •
fl'pt',tl:t Ill lt'llt'T\ or«> 1(1\'t'n lA·
pouu lu·udfmn ra•:.nrding human
1DDtly whtle hum
..... 1111110n thn"e
John .._Iicker. t~
took. ptcture-.
tUkC$ Mttcr p
nllo\\ ht) \ltlh
htm dunng t
1-•ntnblc Ud\CntU
been a great dtl
( ol 1\mcrtca
Pioneer Log nc Wtth h1m on th
The paine her
thun a len' to
pll ':lhalttc of Compus 8011 21 ...... 'de Ltwla and Clork College Ponland. Or~tgon 97218
(503) 2«·tH61, e~1 232 Whut the • .trite!
\OctOIOJr) dep
brml~ r ol 'tuff
,..,,,., trc.JI ment ot t
lln:orc of thl\ Ct\'it
or great humu Edllor·ln-Chltl Jell P10rco
New• £dllor Phylh• Ollcr
Copy Edllore P11try Olson, Hans Holr·
nagtl
Sport• Editor K1m Hartwtg
!nlertatnmen t Editor LtM Groonmg
Art OlrffCIOr: c.uoltn•· Gale
Photography Edllor: John I<IICIIer
Comp()alllon Editor: St\MIQI\11 Kamoto
AdwtrUtlng Manager. Toby Padgett
Clrculallon Man~e r. Anrca Marks
Wrlltr•· Tahtdtwa Chtbll\guu,
Murray Colem11n. Jell Otaon, Chuck
Fall Nana Grey.Jol'lnson . Suo
Kaplan Kah Lnnwell Outth Mandol,
Antta Matk5 Randy Mauengalo ,
Oavtd Powell, Lort Putman Slevo
Alr.!lborger , Col b)' Schmall Hath
lnorstelnason, Oavtd Untormeyer,
Chrtttlne Woody •
SJI(Itll ._Am BfiQQI S.uah Burna. Mtllt
Cllfk Murray Coleman Oavu L<.~wu,
VIM" Wood,
l!nttrlelnment : Bilmbt LtiChman , SlttliY
Roul Ann ~llllnllf
R .. l World C•nttt 0111mns
Publlck Occurntnc:.. Kar n Lombard
Pnotogr.tphy : Rte~ Collin~> Bill Ocanu
Joll 01aon, l<ctn Fabrrtk James
ftan pan Oa\lld Ht.lmbltl Mallo. l<oten
0wfQhl Lily, Karl f'Oif!f$Cf1 Oav•d Wtllcy,
John YOdllt
' Butlnell Manager John Scoll
Production BC)IIy Bobrowslrd , Ray I Clark, Jano Fun(lll, Jane Hudson,
Nana Grey.Jol\naon Suu Kaplan.
Annn Stetner I Compoalllon C•ndv 8rvanl Janta
I Ctarll Karon Haradl Grnco lnokuchl I Lynne Uahtjtmfl, Noel WOOdy
I ArUtl: Malt Wuorker
MaJor ed~laor Rtthllld Hoyt
Spiritual Ould.tnc• : Republican lhatt
and Wilham E-Cobham Jr ol three or
I•JI~""'' \\ hO\C H
Htll bac~gr o
llrm ol l;l(.tUal .1
Burn!>ldc " 1101
of the "t
t.th'lt 'ociety "
.tnd \\omen I Ollic•n• publlcouon or the Assoctatlld
Studonts ol Lew•• ana Clork 0815 SW
Palattno Hall Rona PorUand, Oreoon.
97218 Pnnled w.ultly by the StllwOOd
Bitt ~cond ctaao postngc pau:s 111 It\ C\ on
Portlland Orl!(lon Annulll •ubDCnptton rcla\ttln~htp 1
cost S3 7t~lor US 5ubaerlborw \rncnc:.ln ......... 1
Standnrd tnln lor d11ptny udv111· I 1111ng, $2 ~5 pm column tnch, 175 hall I he (.at\ lnt"t
pepo, S 1 !)0 lull pagu Chatge tor 1•'"' 'hcl\\ n b~ mttttl
ctaulllll<l uds S 05 Ptll .,.;ord \ktd Ro\\
Vtl!wl oapr n(l(l 111 thor.o or the I ht'\ Jre , ... ,,.,
wllh;!15 onO dO f)DI n t'S!Iartly wlllriCIIhl!
vtewa Of lhtUiuaQnl bOd)" th.IOCUIIY ,OI
lllll c:ollugc a•1mml Uahon Una•gnod
ctdiiOt!tlll 81 auggCJI'"' IIIla IIPptO~r.d
by ltut lld•torw 11nd man.•gura ot II\••
papol aoU ttJII«IIhttm4ttOIIIyOptntOnOI
I hOM! (llhC!lll ag.un~t t ,.,.,.
need t~n) ''
.. '"'"'' from l
them lor ,, nd
8urn .. ide ma)
"'"u" but I "<I~ • • ---
.ditor tudents shouldn't
olby 'chmltt
• Jllt 1'101\fff l Cll
• \\'hut happeM to OSPIRG
an5tatuuon' -.upplymg the c:a•h
r thl' 1tntew1dc organ11.a11on
1de they wont thc1r money to so
1 their own lntcrc•n!l'l
And thcu own mteresl5 onh·l
r he Oregon Student Pubhc ln­
mt (rroup t~e1~ two-thmh of Ito\
tal fund\ from collese and untvcr-
1) ~ourcc~ 1 hough the mn)onty ol
PIRG\ funding coma from
1-,dc:nt~ (from then achVttlt! Icc\),
maJority of lh work I\ for pro
of interc~t to the: enure ~tate
lhoutth OS PI RG recetve•
und aovcrnment aront~ .
st t;runt" ore not enough to tu'lcc
ol OSPlR(, co,t!l(orcven tho~
., thut benef1tthem tndJViduully)
I he ~•udcnt~ arc pack.ma up the
;\nd what nrc we setung lor o
lturn on our ln.,.c11ment?
We arc acumg u cuse made to
the ehulem Rtver 10to a w1ld
1tr. 1 don't c"cn know what a w1ld
rcr tt1 Before you ~II me stupcd,
•w many nudenl6 on thiS campu~
on 1dea whnt tn the heck u wtld rhcr 11" '\Her you have anawered
thut one ho .... muny or you can tell
me where; the Nehalem Raver il!
No" how man)' out I here even R'"f'
a dam" 11bou1 the Nehalem Rtvcr?
llow many urc o 4ttnerous wath
thrn "dumns"thulthcv WltiiJ.tve pan
of their dtliVIIIt'l fees for the rtver'll
re ·CIU'ISiflt8liOn?
We arc getuns "ducccory mode
or hottl prttC\ In the Burn .. de urea
"1th duta on where one win obtum
tree mtal!. at u mnrgmal pnce
emcrjlency llhtllcr\ .l{lcnc1es JOb
relcrencC'S and recrcnllonul f.tclhlle\
\II ths\ " to be: pubhshcd 1n booklet
form to be dlwtnbuted tree of
charge -to II bunth or bumt who
wtll probabl\ throw them aWU)'!
Pcrhup' OSPlRC hould dJS·
tribute the booklet~ to grnduatans
cninn who won't lind JOb ne:\t
•
fht eflort' ol, und the mone)
(or 0\PIRC"' would be spent more
U'lclully wath more benc:ttt' to the
college. il the group would 'onc:cn ..
trute ''' ell'ort' on hclptng ~mduut~
loclllc ome 'on of ,unable JOb
po<uuon Whnt I um pcilkang or 1\
\ort of like un extenJaon of the
C urccr Plncemcnt and Plunnmg of • g OSPIRG by themselves
lice. At leu1t then we would be
ccrtuan that the money we 1pent for
OS PI Rll would benefit us .
The fuel that OS PI RG rccetvca
mo,t ol 111 mone)' from toilettes
hould not be tremendously
earth•hukcnl! tr 1t aa, then thit
collesc 11 more 10 the durk thun I
thou&ht Actuoll)', rhc proc:uc:e mo)
be: rderred tO Bi& aood buaaneu,
Where w1ll you find u be ncr. eattc:r,
pluce to loauc a reluable 'ourcc of
1ncome (as1de (rom" couple people I
'hall not name who \eem to &CI theU
rock\ olf malttng II mockery of OUI
fin.mca.JI aad ystem)7
II OSPIRG had to do wa\
mu'lce the: student" lccl aulh)', then
tell them they could redeem
them\chcs b) c:uc:h IIJVtn@ a dolhar
per term (that'~ three bucks 1.1 year,
for )'OU math wiz.ard1) and then all
would be tor11\-en and peace would
re1gn throughout the land fore\-cr­
morc:
For OSPIRG'a mformation ,
peace is not rcignmg throu11hout the
land "'or w11l It h111 forevermore ,
unul omc qu~llons are answered .
A qUc'illOn to aturt with l it..c
why do we hove to pick up all the
co5t\ al ,er\IOC:' OSPIRO doc' lor
the ~tate? OSPIR(i •• the only orpn11..a·
tion on th11 c:ampu• that has been
gaven money without :1 detailed ac­
counting of where that money will be
•penr. Aa fcsr us I'm conc:emed, rhcy
go mto a big pol :.tnd 11rc never heard
of agtun.
If O"iPlRG fcelt it., to worthy
of funding_ then why ba•n't It been
able to convtncc other colleges .md
una\Oer~itics of th.rl
Why dtd I infield College
reduce 111 contnbuhon to tcro il
atudentathcrcthouaht OSPIRG wa1
wonh thear monty'
Wh) d1d Oreaon State Un1'er·
SJI) cut su contribution by thrcc­
qu.aners ·:
ror that matter, Wh) did
Southern Oregon State reduce us
contrabutton to S I ,000, thouiJh the
total would be closer to S 12,000 sf
students "'ere l!harsed the Qveraae
OSPlRG rate of S) per student per
.) car"
Dot'~ anyone care to al\1o""er
v. hy. when ol fcred the chllnc::c, over
onc•thard ol &he ~tudcnts Dl
Wil1.1meuc l n1ver~uy c:ho~e not to
fund 0\PlRG ?
W1th OSPlRG lossng us \Up
port lrom those who arc ~up posed to be at ndtn£ behmd 11, what Wtll
happen to 111 power as a lobbyins
group''
Wh) are people tanana Co feel
OSPIRG a~ too conc-erned wilh off.
cnmpus snues?
Ha& OSPIRG ever coru1dcn:d
thot. pouibly. 1ta u~etulncu u a
publu: snterest llnd research
oraanii¥110n c:ould be over7
Our goo;crnmcnt ta hall
pro1Jrflm1 wh1ch were started for ..
purpor.e and other the purpose haa
been rulfitlcd, continue thouah there
JJ nothins for them to do. Could
OS PI RG hnvc I allen into that
snuatum?
In another anicle of th1s 1nuc, u
atudent from OSU makes a !ltatc·
ment th:u the letter ""S" should be
removed from the title of OSPIRG
beC'lluse the only area an which there
h.J!' been student p•nicipatson is
throuah 1~ tudent money &hilt
l.:ccps the orsanu.ttion ,oing.
Per orually. I bchcve OSPIRG
should be allowed to keep "' .. S ...
Howe\Oer. the meaning ol the lcUer.
:-hould be c:haneed to -.ate .. '"''~ti
of"student". Wsth OSPlRG proper­
f) adenttfied 1..1~ u .suate orpnwmon,
there "''II no lonp:r be an)' hue nnd
Cf') when 11 oc:ts like one. •
ocumcnted roct that ,evcrul ,o- To the Editor
td manonty 'tudcnts ha\e beta
nbcr' of the lratcrn1ty , und onh ~
year.. buck one of them \encd~.t orse than shown
hdcnt Abo L.tmbdn 15 not an Jhe article 10 the P1onttr Lug
11n1ta1son ded1c:ated to beer, ten-, .tO No 6 May 1 1 1978) ~I he
and convertible,. and nnyoll( 01:r.tnc:t home ol the
> ha) ever hod anythmg to do 110," b)' Murray Coleman. stnke)
'\ u~ wsll tell \ ou !'O 111"1 of 1\11 u total naivete and
h '' m} hope thnt, tn luture tht truth depth and concern on
~ can do :u lea .. t some mcn1mum P·'" of the pan1c:1panLS and that
c:hcckang the truth of !etten trnc--mtnded orgnnt1el'$ of the
:avcd • .and that we Will not have 10 lr.IIU I r rom the SOCIOlogy depart•
Ely un) further 1 nuc:curate, tnept
$Sage from some JUYcntk
ntnlity
Amt M. Ttynot
Jun101
Prrstdtnt l.P£ \ccond, I would hlte to provole
scn!tlliYitY of the group to un­
nd thut if 48 hours of .. hvang~
Bum,ade only produced the crap tt
there leaves much to say about
undet\tondmg of the stark
Note I upect tlus letter to be ,.,,., ... , of Burnside dwellcf'
~fled M} C'(ten~•on as S3b To the burru and tran~tenb.
adhne on lcncr to rend (cn 30 l~nR 1n Burns1de as not o gnmc. h lS
"' type) .. lnnc:curute and anept • ,hame that 'ltob5 uo; etvlhted,
• 1or J nott·:
Th~ l~llt't Mr Trt twr rltrn,ld
rutivrd '" o Wt'tkJ ago. wo., !till
nal Jt'11v~n · }rom \rattlt.
~'hm~t on H llot'\'f'f \till 11 if If
lt'td. ,,.a, 11 /ukt _,, mtto a he'll
')I oj trouhlt'
A l.w. JO·pmnt wo.1 tuo largt
.u:r 4// /rttt'n art• 1(1\'t'n /&•
nt htacllttlf '.'
Log
21
land, Oregon 97218
!Itt 232
lneu Man-otr JoM Scotl
luellon Butty Bot,.owslu , Ray
~ Jane Fusanll, Jona Hudson, b Grey-Johnaon . Suo Kapll,n,
Slatnltr
,poslllon Cln4y Brvant Jtnlt
I k Ker n Harad:. Oraeo lnokuchi
flit UShljlma , Noel Woody
~~ Mill Woora.er
pr adwlaor Rachtud HOyl
~tual Quld.anc. • Republican aha II
Wllltatn E C~bham , Jr
e•~• puotacahon ot ttte Aasoclllt.'d
~hrnts ollt1wts •no Clllrk 08tS SW
aune Htll Rond, Ponrancs. Or~on .
18 Pnntod w illy by the S•llwOOCJ
Second clllU poslagu Plld 11
land, Ori)Qon Annu111 oubscrlptton
t SJ 75 tor US aubscrlben.
Standard rule:. lor dtapll\) ·•ovur·
hg, S~ 2!; per column loCh, ,,~ hall
10, $150 lull Plt!ll.l Ctn11gw lor
ssthod 1101 S OS per ~ord
Vtowa eapro"•ld nra lllosu ot lhl!
, ... ,.anu cso no I "''~uunnty IIIII.X:IIhc
~o~a oltho atudCJnl bOCSy,lhelocully Of
cOIIIJ9• admlnrttrallon Un•tgnnl
IOrlals ow auggctshld and approvnd
thr odiiOrl ano m n 'SI'"' Of lhtl
)til Ond II.'IIOCI I till tnlljOIIIY opr1110n Of
tJI:l OtltCt!l
l'wllfi'T I OJl, ,\lot• }J, ab1dmg human bemp who hve
I) wh1le human waJtc nd
rJr•nJu 1on thn\c'i With u~ 10 Burn
John Khcker, the photogrnpher
tool prctur~ for the antclc I
take\ better pactur~. but d1d
alto\\-h1' .. ~.ll~ and snstght to
h1m dunnp the 1snorunt and
ntubk ud,cnture. There would
~en ..t great d1fterencc 11 Jacob
(of <\meracan Picture-.) had
nc wuh h1m on the -.nme weekend
I he potnt here " that 11 tok.e:>
thun a len~> to repor1 tht 1dh:,
'lhltme or humnn hie on
What the arucle tells me a~ that
~ocaolO$\ department ur the:
bcr ol 'lufl "ho geared the
ltrtalment al the ldt-o\ cr and
roorc: of tht' ctv1hz.auon plnccd u
til great humun import 10 the
of three or four trrc~ponslble
nt' "hu\e Hlll,borough 1\lar-
H•II bitc:lsround had depmed
of luc:tuul 11nnl} llatl abthtles.
Burn:-ide 11 not u a~ame . It is the
lltlult of the: tructure ol tht'
~"11111\t \OCICt) "'htch hU\ h.l h8\.C
und \\-Umen hlo.:e tho'e in Burn·
1n nrdcr 10 •urvt"e fho'c
h'e' on 'ilcd Ro"' ha'e o1
1 r~lnuanllhtp to lhe b.slunce ol
\menc.m economy and to hell
the <.ttl\ tmst iilrhage vi God\
'huwn by m1ucranl po!.\e,~on
\lud Ro" hum' nrc not Mctt·
I he\ .uc \C:fl'IIII\C: penrle who
~~~ chmln.lted by the flc~lc
r ol distribuuon I heY ho1\t •
11h .1g.un't them ;alreud~ 1..1nd do
need nn.~ ~1up1d l<l"'·mlndcd
nh lrom l c.:wi' and Clar~ to
r them toe u r1dc:
1\ur n~n.le mu~ be 1 he "home'' ot
"'mu but I wonder ,r the Mf<'UP
a11,,.,., I t•K· Mat• ~J. /978 I
!
1
I ' • SCALPEL ••
SPON8Eu
SUTURE ...
e\tr c:on .. ldcrcd doan¥ an .smcle
about the ne1ghborhooch to 'earch
out the thou'iand' o( hou .. c\1-ivc and
worknholic hu,band' who measure
out thcar live' 1n "'hi 'Ike) und co flee
\poon\ WUtChlnll \O.tp OJlCr.t" and
dmh contcmpluung ~utcsdc It '"
ume the\ kne\1. thnl mo,t of the~e
hcauuful rooh the\ <~ce uround cove a
the ~tarl. Ul'l\-live' ol people whu do
not hH: m Burns1dc but ~hould
Mr l::dnor. ,,~ a member ol the
Lew" nnd l'lurl community I de-­
mand bl;tter reporung \ktll!> 1f the
I llo' '' to be \\orth the tame
1 unu Grc•t ·luhmon
•wnwr
Another Burnside
I h:ne seen ughnc ... , 1n
Portland\ Burn 1de arca,nnd I h•nc:
,t~n bc.IUI) o\\ I h.1vc been
craucalcc.l lc.H pre,ent1ng the
humani .. uc quahues thut compt"e
the ccnum bc:.1ul\ I ha' e 'ecn 10
Burn,ldt
I here •~ no doubt thut under
our chi'~ '>Hicm tho!le men urc con­
'ldtrcd the lowot. I~ 11 out ol lt..tr
thnt I .1m crititlt(d lor pre cnun.:
lhlll quulll\ ., hit fco1r thlllthO\C men
rrrhup' dltplu~ ,, more: human \ldt'
ul hk thun the upper mtddlc d.t "
cJ l'IC > t
1 ha ... C' \\-rttlcn ,,nd photil·
gruphed tht' hur..hne"~ that cnn be
h!Und in the: Burn\sdc ttre.1: at\ not
ptell} but it' C\erywhetC' .
I h 1\e ~cen 11 man "all<, ratht'r
~111@.8CI , do\1. n lht' Mde\1. Ill .. In m)
due~llon ha\'IOI! na du«tlon Ql h1'
u~n. ~alh \Ontal on ha' lct\C'S and •
t .....
•
-.. . .. -
• • ~ . • , .. -~· .
•
blood on his hand' lrom brolcn
boule,. I ~" a man he m hi' own
hlth, qui\.crang as I once 1\a\1. n lad
do after C~~he \1.8s thrown from a aar tn
u head·on colli,ion The lad) wu
dead.
fhi' i, whut the upper mtddle
efu,, h~e' to hcilr about. fhb death,
dl'iea\c o.~nd dyin~ of a lower clu''
ctlllen '" the: aden the\ thri' e on
The~ want to 'ee the hlth. the 'melt
the: tnhumunne~' ~tlcohol ho'
brou(lhl upon thoNc men •\her the}
'c:t or read ,, bt..lut t1 they ponder I he
hornblcnc'' lor "' da}' "' ) eur-
perho.IJh 1\l.o )car then forget it
I li.no"' another !lcde ol the
Burn,1dc ~~~a. the 'Ide that 1~ com·
po~cd vi. clo cne,lllhc men hatt. I
pc:1._ not onl~ ol 1hc p.1c~ed conda·
tum ol rescue m1' 10n "'here men
nlU\1 ,Jeep together on the llour,
'"ed~d ughc ft) :.Iardane) 1n o cun. I
nl'o ~pc.1k of 1 brother!) clo cnc~'
and triend,htp "hli:h I belae\c: can
e~''' in an en' uonment "here the
onl) thang one mDn h.s' '" common
"llh unuthcr ·~ u sense of tJe,ol.lllon
I he men on Burn'\tdc don't
hu'-e much C1tnc~rn lt)r Sllltng
trhund .tnd 'pc:al.tn~ m tont'ti ol
r .. tci,,J ~t'llft'lt·lllt'n nnd hate lhe)
ha' c: c:nough prublern .. "' deal "nh.
I h.tt ''nut hi ~.ty th.u I hu\e not ~ccn
rucao1l tcn,t(ln 111 Bur n:·•de: 11 dve)
c\l'>t But m the rntd)t ttl Burn sde
une man hcJp,.tnothcr .l h~& t!l more
th,tn 1 ha\e een m allluent en·
'tronmen"
OrH."c 1 \1-enlth) man, dr~ c-d 10
IDnC\ dot he' and )mtrked. dt•torted
Ia c. told me, UT he hdl "''th thu c
bum'. the\ 'rC' nut \1-onh ~ceptng around Just the other da)' one of
tht'-e smell\ old men e~~me up to me
:and ,.,.._cd lor u quaner. I gt\C htm
h1 damn quarter, then the )tUpld
bum tund and tal~:"~ to me lor
1\l.cnt\ mmutc.' • "lio\J I ~..tn't ltand them!"
\\'hen I htard th1, the leehng
wu .1" thouah .t lmlc tabbed me'"
the p1nc; It wu~ a he when the
Bc.ulc~ "rotc the l)·ric~ .. 1 get b~ w1th
a httle help from m) lrtend' ""'o one
J) totnlh apart lrom the people around hsm. Inc men on Burns1de
arc not. and for many n 1s the precise
rca,on thc\0' arc there. •
John Klidur
Fre1hma11
Thanks to students
I ~ant to thant.: the ~tudentJ of
Lewt' and Clar1 Colle~ for thear
generous \ole or eonfidcncc tn selec­
ting me., .. Rooli.1e Faculty Member
of the Year."
The p.a.'t etahl month' at Lewu
:.nd Cl;ark have been a rcwardin&
and challengina e"periena: . To ha'c
the opponuniry to teach and to
conunuc to learn''· indeed, "'the be't
ol ~II pouible "'orld• •
Suphtn Do't4. lkckhllm
A \HJ< talC' Projt's•or OJ Hutory
Thanks to you all
I "' h 10 e'lprc ' m) thllnb 10
the L e\\1 11nd Clnrl communll\ tor
the Dt,tangu"hed Sentc:e Award
gt,en me Ma\ 12.
I \\ ould hli.e to truanli. President
Ho"urd. the llthlcuc depanment,
uncJ .all the tudcnt • studenttuhlctc:s,
and olumm I ho'e W<Hited ~llh OH'r
the l.t't nmc \e.trs. I have enjoyed
cr" '"~ l C\1.1) an\1 larl :and too~
loNnrd to contmumg m~ pleawnt
"ocsauon "llh the people ol the
rollege
I'' 'fhumu.1 D Fagun. H D
Has it really been 10 years?
rub' l'•d&tlt
Ul lh• 1'1"""' I•·~
\\h) '' tt th:u ) ou ulwa)~
rcrncmhcr v. hat ',1u v.ere dmng.
\:!) ang and \\C:srmg "hen b4d
nc\\) ..,triJ.;e!!.'?
I rC'mcmbcr certnm June b I
"•'" 'IMttn \'tar" uhJ and a JUnaor
111 h18h 'ch,wl I had been out
t'IIO\u,Mn • fur Eu~ene \tcCnrth~
th.lt ahcrn1wn .tnd llttnt.led an
anll·"' cr roll\ an the e'enmg I
'"lullcJ 10 get tc• ,Jeep c:HI) thht
flll\hl. I had .1 tt'\t an \dv~nC'e\1
I',H'h''"'l;) 1 h~ ncxt mt.,rnana and
" anted hi !.'Ct up C::tfl lt' d\l "'"'c
J.t,l·0\11\Uit' :~ot\1\h tng
I remember bctng n\1-nkened
~) the lrunttr., creamans tll m}
older hrllther
"\h (iod' \h uod! I hc,·,e -
~h,,t 1\(lhb\ 1 \\ akc up'"
~l.,. 1 rhought, th1~ ~ n't be • It ue ;\;,,, Hobb\ I he tool J:a k • \\ h' cu._c s,,bb\, hlO 'I rememhc.r runn1ng 1111he tele\lswn an llmt 10
~cc Ro'e) Gner lad.lc the gun·
man I remember the bu b(,, "'ho • ,laytd "'uh H\tbb). comtanms
ham until medac:al heir amved.
I remember lhcni;sn,g ol h"
"tfc nd ch1ldrcn. but cspcaall~
than\.tng ot hill mother. Rose
Kenn~'d\ tlo" ternble to lose
an,Hher '
Jad nr1t ,
a'"~'!>"''"\. llul me ":S\ he lo!lt
ong ngo to 11n
l
I he hath 1 hoot the ne~~o:t
d •> \\Crc de ... cned We held a
mcmonn I wn ICC I cor Hubb' thut
oltcrm'''" l't-urle "'(PI un·
u"t\nntttlh ... obb \\a mnre thnn
JU!Il "nnothcr canthdute:· he wus
I ht> ~C\ thul C'(IUid open dO,If'!'! I h!al
hlld "'"·been d'!s«i fh•hh~ l)m·
bnh1c:J t ht' nc\\ l:thtod and new
h(1pe lh 11 \men~.: o dcspcratth
nC'e\.1 e..S 1 hen
1 he "ur ld had lOlii
chumr•un ,1nd lncnd •
7 • Final Fir Acres production plays tnc
I j,a .r~nln&
I hlflfff I tll NU(f1alnmHII • dllur
It h,,, ~n a good ye4r for the
1 u '"'~' 1 he;ttc:r. h1. ,ill. maJOr
produ~:tu'n' hu\~ t..a~c:n u.. lrom
glt&V\ "tng·.lnd-dunc:c numhe~ to
,,,!l-et C hekho,iun .. corned) "
\\ e \\.Itched the battle bet"«n
Intel h.: ru.Lh. m o~nd tmouonuh'm
W "' '' nnc:"ed the ll~t colluborouon
() f I he m U' I C: U n"tf I h C 8 I e r
derartrnenh an -.e\'erol \e3~ .
I he Blad: Bo~ '"as ~II'<'\\ n '"•th
mamm:uc hodae' and the ~tain,tagc
"il' haunted b\ t\\0 c:normou' •
hand'
1 he department'c, facult}
~r 1m.1tUcd the polllaco; ol
rh•"' nghb hom R U'>.'la lO Poland
nnd ~ad . ag:un.
The: department'" ·~tudent'
drnmattr.cd the: pohuc~ ol d1rector'
lame!i o,cholthofl and R1ch.trd
\\ '"'' (\\tth Leon Pt~c eltmbtng
~lei\ out or reach up tn the
c:.ll\\-1111.:•} .
In the til':\t fhc produc11on'
1 \quurtn,~.; the• Ctrdt. ~trlptt'DSt' Shr
I"" l Hr. ( ndr I om a and Tht
/ia('(ltut'), we watched actof't and
d1recto~ nh._c rehear>e and perform
.• brood range or piece\
In mo'1 case' "-C, the ~udiencc .
mcrch obsel"'·ed the re.ult ol the
lenrnmg pro~' lor ·' group of
theater tudent~ We etther accepted
or reJected the anterpretation, und
e\ aluated the .:-ho'" aceordln!!IO our
reac:uon -And th.1t' nght wberc: the tina I
prodUC1100 of the )CaSOn tUrn
eVeQ1htn£ Ufhtd~0\\-0
In l Ulgt Pirandc:Uo'' .Sn
Cllaronns In s~rth of tJ11 Author
at j, 1mpos\lble for the audaencc to
JUSt c,it back and obl.Cf'\e You ure
lora:d to than". and the genau~ ott he
playwnaht tokes control over
t'\f'fl'lhmf(
Under the d1rectaon o( theater
profc..\Or Robert Porter S1 \
Chardc trn u a bnlhanrl) ' wntten
pia) that ask!. the audience to !tolve
thedtlemma of rcahty on the stage. It
~plit' pcl"pectives and plays tnck~
w11h vour mind. •
StY. Charatt~rs begma. \\llh a
rc:he.to.al in progress The at
mot.phere is ca.suaJ and pulls the
;~udiencc anto a fals.e senst oJ rela.ced
humor tu the Actors wum up
You lno"' you're watchtng a
pia}. but the ad-labb1ng 1s \\C:ll·umed
and dcccpta"e . The Dtrcaor (pla)ed
b) an effecthely pompous and
tp'ann1c:al David Halliburton),
'tomp~ in and reheanal begtn.\
The ase is worluna on
Ml'lanrhul) Dan~-a burlesque
mus1cal bas.cd very loosely on
Hamlf't The an " still eaa.y-gomg
and prov1dea the perfecc com1c set·
up tor the ludicrous ham-actang of 'Six Characters' makes crowd think
the I e.1d1np Man ("urt to..oep..,e),
.md 1 he ma<~kc:d dancc:n who per­
lorm the death 'ong ol Ophelu.1
belo" htm
~uddenlv the rehe<H'IUI j, m-
terr up ted .1" '" people dc:,c-cnd the
''·'"' lrom the loft -\t fiN the) .lppeur to be ma,plnced ~;hurnc:ter<. •n
V1ctoraun clothlf\g, but their nussaon
becl.'lme-. ,\II too cleur to both the
audaencc; nnd the •\ctor' who hn~;e
not. unttlthen, been tukulg anvth1n11
\ c:ry \eratlU\1)
1 he"' t hurncter .. made up ol the fothc:r (DAna Ltvesay), the: .. Mother (Ann Houle), the Step-
daughter ( Oenalloe Dare), the Son
(Sob Mcvrnnuhnn) and the Roy und
the G1rl (Suauh l udwag and Ann
Humphrey), are e~nctly that stX
..:hnructer' ~onceived by a
SARAH LUDWIG. KEITH ROBBINS. SARAH DALTON AND KURT KOEPKE
~Pirandello's work is like an M.C. Escher drawing­
everything looks not n1al until you realize the stream is
running uphill" Robert Porter
SOFA may raise Dead for concert
M rhere ore re.JIIy two sections of llUlJOr artists hke [Kenny) Loggtns.
SOFA .. ~ad JUniOr Steve Fendr1ch. [Jam) M~anu or Grateful Dead," he
SOF-A darector for the 1978~79 s1ud Anita Marb
Of th~ Pluonf I ua
B) workang with other colleges. school year MOne works wath JC· .. Acuvitaes UStng our own
Student Oritlnllcd for ActaVltles tivatao U\lng off-campus resources. resour~ here on campus arc a bag
could bnng maJor concert artast' hk:e and the other USC$ the to lent part of what OFA does. We need
the vratdul Dead to campus, occor- re11ou rc:es we hove here on people\ help in putting together
dmg to neAl year'\ SOFA darector campu•" f-endrich stud one ex-mam-concert\ at the Rusty Nail and
He '"'id he would also like the ample of using ofr-cumpu .s resourcclt mmHtCliVlfleb hke tee crcnm.socanls.
organu.utlon to \Ct up datly enter- would be the ~~Chcduling of u mllJOf "We need mma-nc:u vttic~ hke CCT Camping taanment fac1htie hke a fnsbee concert .. By working wtth other the Don Eaton and Pam Mo.rk-Hull myt~tenou• merealess nuthor
never hna&hed thear 11ory
1 he fonmlly " doomed
wnuder lrom dlrt\;IOr to d
£orced h)' lh elU~tcnce tO llCI 0111
mo,abre. d1111urbang tragedy
Clmrncter,, there:'" no openana
and no hnul curttun There It
other wny for member~o to pin)
ccne-. than the wuy 11
Ami they mu" pttform
It " .111 hard to gra•p ••
both the actur' und the auolcnce
concerned but ll\ the awful
ol the ( hurncters' torment umot
at I~> ncurl~ unpo,,lble not to
the1r pht'hl
I hi!> " the eflec:t P1ru1\del
creotivc ingenuitY hao, Wtthout
cunlw"l to the: ctor'' acttnt
Charnc tcr~· \lOr) would be 'im1pt
melodramatiC tragedy
'Parundell o ' work
M ( f,cher drawang mov1e I Wanns
look11 normal unul vou realtu a group of tee
•.tream " runnang uphill·· him may pro
Porter t~IIEIS tans becaus
You don't know who to bcha'
l he:< 'hnrucler,· plt1y i about, ..... ,,
lum1lllll altnar:. anvolvang lund
and suic1de yet tt all seem'
phlUMble
But the rcaht y ol ncung " I it<:hman
l'lo>nrrr l "I
the onl> tdea chtlllenged Who 1 Hanna II old
tht nght to create character!) nnth } about 'omc:
ltnt.,h thcar "'tory' Who ha.., the "ho tinuglc thea
to amuntc hfe and call at ort" 11uc~· lir.t lJS perfo
S1' Charutlt'fs as u fasCII\iliJ ~ulli\un ,ho\\.
web of tnckery and real hfe. andr. It j,, however,
impo'l\lble to rematn free of inl! tilm. l'hd
P••mdo>. And though the "'"' ,hort chp~ ol tt
.1mn11ng, the play would be 1 mu"ic. but you'
uve 1f the acting weren't strona . aroused b) '
bnck 11 up young BeatiCll
h 11-hurd to JUdge the
the Actors been use of the vet) l. n(ortunately, tj
of the play Halhbunon, as tchtng back 10 the
Director. seems to be as confused their wny 10 wale
the audience Koepke and the audience w
Dalton as the Leading Lady Beatie' too. and 11~
superfic:anl ulacnty to thctr 1uc::111 on often enou
roles,and the Acton. nrc called fhe melange 0
thear real numes Wh1ch only ad41 l113R.ero; includes i
the puule exude!! "a man
The Character$ are bel e 51 s n m
becnu~e they arc posalloned a mtne~."
the Actors The tragtdy . The ma
Fnm1ly members IS mc~IOiclnJiltlll
but 11 as hard to say
Parnndello·!l wrallng or
Characters' actang m&kC$
credable
Dana Lavt:llny has a charm
o~;er:.hadows even the most h
or carcum, tun~ Ann Houle
nmoztng 1n her role as the rwum
With her antense suffenng so
to watch Bob McGranahan u
reclusave son whose
rebelhon 1s barbed w1th agg:ra
Sarah Ludwag ar. the Boy enu1111
the horror of ht~ eJustencc and
Humphrey'' 1nnocent presence
tormenung remmdcr of the
VIctim remtnisccnt
The nngleader
~rbler who 111 b1zar
osp
chmltt and
Ph.lnfff l oa
Grouse RHtau
S Yt Beaverton ·
martn, 297-3391
~tn-at11~ns request
~e,tled amon
The: Blue: G
be\lde Rllm\
1i I E jlnlf field colleg~ we can organaze toun of conccrb If a \tudent calls SOFA. I fave UfOpe want to be able to tell h1m there's a Den111e Dare currie$ many
l1le kind olvltCOIJOn . ~u~ ~ r-= 'ltudent concert tomght or a folk \CCn~ wath u ~ympothell c uu•,•• lti.~Ln<ll", on the Bcav
h Ill
ne\\ e'l e
and '' eurnmg olt .. nng Utl<es alwwty coach, tilled ~mger appeanng at the Ntul .. utaty thut prove) astoundtng
wt\h a multiNStloNI group of )'0~ d h people. ~c.a: lle-nt catf1)1ng eqUIP· l-en nc ~oatd be "ould also hke tht c.Jsttnll of the Fumaly I) pn)
ment. end hitS the rOAd We~~ 9'"" to orgu011e a rnsbec go II cour.e I) excellent a' " 'Cen m the
you IJ 1<>1 of o~ n to which roads ' around campU!o •· You play fmbee portr111t 'lcquence
w~lht s From the belle~ 1.0 lit .. m:)Uf'IIOJn$.. _.,. go II usant some kmd of target an So ho"' do you cnllat/e !>O
th" rl!susunsn~ 1.0 the ruins, CCT \Mil place of •' holt -he 'a1d "\ ou maght complex .1nglell m a pia)
show you IJ Europe many ~t>C.uoned· &. PUB ha\c to hll ..t pole. or 'end the lmbet dem<and' mtellectual debate
l.rGYeler5 never ~ w~ tnen: .. Villlsoc h to vill.tlq"' And somf!thtng mott' inti· throutt ,orne \Ort ol a ba ... ketb.lll us \Cr\' ubst.IOcc:'l
rnttte" Fec.c to fott C a~ual, 1 ntimate & Relaxing net. "" Owruo.-" In 5rurch
r----------------1 I'd re.tll~ lil.e to t.&lk to the lutllflr " ,,.ell written ;~nd
1 PlecsesendmetneCCTCcmpng I Fl • SEAf-OOD STEAKS .tthleuc. dqmrtmc:nt .ibout \\orktng r>trcctor Porter 'hould be nortu
1 Europe cok>t bfochure lind ~trr I
1 me In the gr.~eewll)' (X)I'tt .. st fat a tree 1 omc:t hany nut ·· cd lor hu. ~"'"n~ and dtrc:cuon
122 dav E.Ur"QPO lour. I SPECIALTY SANDW ICHES I end nth !<illd he'' encour.aganp ( horndt'n '' an c'\cellcnt tholl~ I ~ tudcnh to JUIO ~Of·A ne:tt yeat wr.lp Ufl tht year at the Ju
I Name I Beer and wa·ne who are mterc\IC:IJ tn prt!\tnllng I heater It will run tOOijhll
1 I eathcr •mull or lurgc project\ .. We 'iotuldny M.1y 27 .u 8 Jl m on
I I need fl1."oplt: to work on thtng~> hh M,II0\11\jlC. Adm1as1on I' tree lor
~ Address I Available organumtz dance) and t.tvcrn mKhl\ ,tudenh. l.1ll c::~~t )J5 tor
I I u• well .... the bit: thanll ~ hkc: \awdu~t \,ttmn'
I Ori/~/ltp · I t·Nav.ll M.l\. f-ete and Homecom· < hcd out the ~ct modeltn
I • I 1 f91~ 1 Le11 Than 5 Minutes from LC mg." he ,,ud tubby durm14 the two antcrm•"~ 1 ., 1'0 1 ,\nvonc mh:rc:)tc:d 10 worlung II \UU lou~ \en l·aret ull). you
I ... ~n ~YllNC I "11 h SOl \ neJii.l vcar !lhould c.11l c:c ,, tm) cl on the: lit age ol 1
IASLCTrav 1$cMQJ I 11 A.M.-11 P.M. 245-2188 luc: 1 h t2 .. .fl,6l •
1 478 1 c:-tcn\mn . oJ, or mat 1 eu name:, on the sU1ge ot the c:t. lt'li
ILC eo-140, L.cror.ta lino Clar., eoueg.l 7425 S.W. Barbur Boulevard tw>. number and ,ummer .tddrc,, tu L cher tn l.J), And 1t's
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8 of the CitY'' n1cc~
lt""ijlll\' I or l ho\e w
here wath the
• \tmosphere .. .t
Grou'l: and
can behe,ed
10 ~cotlnnd
~,,.,,, .... authCJlliC:
"ooden-blude
rotulmg neur
'Petted tu 'ee
c:.a~l or c tl.
h on~: ol the f
I houllh thev ..... 1
lht poll\ ell
•IO\ lhlllll tu d
lund .tlonl'. hnu.l
""'"'" to urder .a
Cllt:k:t.ul, the
• lm~er !ilc.a._
rnom,, the ltu mit1ds
y tcrtou, mcrc11eu BUthor
:vcr linulhed the1r atory
l'ne Fnm1ly ~~ doomed
~ndc:r from director to dl
reed by It' Clunence to act out
nc:nbre. d•sturbmgtrnged~ For
huructer,, there •~ no openana
)d no linul cunutn J hc:rt 11
her wny for member ~> to play
rene' than the wuy II hUPPtlllll
nd they mu't perform
lt I' ..til hurd to grasp at
:>th the nctor' und the aud1cnce
)nccrned but a!lthc awful ~rcitll
f the Character,· torment u
ill. ncarl) 1mpo'1\lblc: not to belli
leU phght
t hill " the cflec:l
:Call~ 108COUtty hU\
;,ntnl'it to 1 he Actor uc:un~o
'hnructer.. 'ltor) would be
lelodrumntlc trugedy
FELT BUT NOT SEEN Students polled to select films
Annt 'ttlner
Of th• Vlnr•u• I~~~
Students w11l be 'urveyed out­
ltdc faelds D1n10i Room this weelc
to detrrmane wh1ch mnJof ntms Wlll
be •hown on cumpu' next year
l he film ~election commntcc,
led by Juniot Stcphume Hun:, haa
come up wrth u lilt of wortbwhtle
.. nd .1rfordubh: lilm whtch arc
nvaalnblc ror eather the Wednesduy
naaht Golden Oldau tertel or the
htdn~ mght seriet
rhe pon1bthtaes ror the Goldeo
Oldt~ ICTietl ranaes rrom the claurc
anile& or the Marx Brothers toaothtc
thriller& such as Daphne Du
Mauner's Rt'bu~a. or Emily
Bronte's Wuthumg Hrlghts. ~tar­
ring I aurcn(;e Ohvaer and Merle
Oberon the fiery D.ul In th~ .\·11n,
Pl·~emalton. Len~ Doy's Journtr,i'
lmo Ntght, anti Mac Wc.st an Shr
Don~ Htm Wronx.
The Friday naght film sene1
leatures more modem lilm11. The
nomtnated movacs range rrom the
seriouJ ( \./iJmght ( owboy) to the
bituNc (Or. StronttiUIII") to the
,u:uncol ( Rnd'} II orr or P1tlllff
Sho"') to the sweet (Pap'' Moon) to
the sour { hnt DTIIit'Tl to the sc~y
( Cflufln, Cousmr).
Dt/1\ trunu of( era action. ~ htlc
Slt'utlt, with "" two-3ctor cn•t
II aurenc:c OhHcr and Mu:hacl
Came). " the ultamate an tuspen c.
.. P1randello'' work
11.<. e .. cher drUWI08
)Ok~ normnl unul you rcuh1e
lream 1\ runn1ng uph1ll •· mov1e I Wanne Hold Your Hand Is a comedy
a group of teenaged admirers of the Beatles
film may prove frustrating for hard-core
fans because the "Liverpool four· (left to right Ringo Starr. George Harrison. John Lennon
and Paul McCartney) and their music appear only In
short clips durtng the movte. ~ftrl \If' m St l.uuu ts o
churmang musu:al Jhowca51ng Judy
G..rland .tt the peak of her career.
Murlon Brundo gave un Academy
,\wdrd-wannang pertormanc~ 10 On
th,. Watrrfrum, d"pl:~ytng both con·
sadcrablc talent and trret~tttable
:mamal mugnell m T h" )car's btg .,., anner at the
,\C':ldcm) wardJ, ,tnmr Hall. 15 a
delightful comedy whach probably
need~ a M:cond vaew1ng tn order to
pu:l up oil Wood} Allen·s clever
lanes und poagnant annuendos. /Jnl,.
811r ~fun . llt:trrang Dur.tan Hoffman,
15 another hrghl} enJoyable and ~ell·
done corned).
Pup,, Ch,m~. wnh l..tnd\Uy
Wt.tgnc:r 1nd lamuthy Bottoms. nd
St'tpu·o. "'nh ;\I Paano an the tatlc
role. c~po~ corruption an La~
":hoots .tnd the: ~e~ Ynrk pohcc
fmcc. rc~peclt\cly •ortcr
You don't know who to bel11t1'
'he Chnractef'>' piny 111 ubout,WIJij
amiliul aUaJr) tnvolv1ng lund
od :.ulctde, yet 11 nil '>Cem) shows fervor of 60s, not enough Beatles Twn Jamm) Stewart mov1e1>
ha.,.c been nommoted. Mr Smuh
Gtw' to U o'lungtun as nbout un
urdtnot\ bumbler who he:ld~ for tlau,tblc
But the realny of ncuna 11 lltchman
l'lnnrtr I na
he onl) tdea challenged Who 1 li umw I/ old four Hanel 111 a
he nght to create chnrnctcr.. und ..1 bout ~orne crafty c:Cilt)'
imr.h the1r \tory' Who hus the \dto hnaglc their wny into the
o tmatnte hfe nnd call 1t nrt'~ lir;t L'S pertormanc:c on the
S1x Choructns lt. o ( • ~ulll\lln ,ho\\
veb of trtckcry and rcnl life, .tnd It j,, however. dO incredibly
rnpo~"ble to remaan free ol mg him. 1 h~ movac tca!le'i
>arudoll. \nd though the wnuna ~hort ~:.hp' ol the Beatles and
lrnU7tng. the play ~ould be "'~"• mu\tt, but you're only inter
tve tf the acung weren't strona h .trouscd b) the chun!lmn or
>ack 11 up mun~ Beati e~
h I' hard to JUdge the D\Ouoa• •
.he Actors because ol the very l nlonunntcly, the film keep~
>f the play Hnlhbunon , "' 1ng back to the ktds who are
Darector, seems to be as conlu""' thetr way to watch the lkatles
ihc audience. Koepke and the aud1ence want!~ to watch
Dalton as the Leading lady Beatie~ too. and 11 seetm they JUSI
tupcrlicinl alncnty to thear on often enough.
roles,and the Actors ore c:allcd 1 he melange of overly clever
thcar real nomell whach only odd:•l~l.lger<; mcludes o tcnow-lt-AJI
lhe puzz.lc etude!! "a manic energy that
The Characters are u monkey on
because they arc posauoncd Hlmtne,," accordtng to
the Acton fhc tragtdy The mamc monkey •~
Famaly memben as mclodra Oeclen who lS cleverly and
ibut 11 •~ hard to suy remtnt$C:Cnt of Jerry Lewts
Parandcllo '~ wraung or The nngleadcr 1s Wendy Joe
Characters· acltng makes who IS btzarre and amusang-h infutuuted wath Paul McCartne\ . • • J he other unkno~ n!ltndude I herea
~uldnnn .• 1 buddang photographer
Bobby I >tC'tcco n great.) ·hatred
would·be ~tud, and Su an ~cwmon,
off,pring of P.tUl. cwmltn (though
\ou'd never know it.) • Then there's Murc McClure, 11
poor little h) gu) who Mborro~ " n
mortician's limousine to dnvc thc'\c
strange people: to the Bcallcl! hotel
Once there, onh 'lhy, blond
Pam J\llc:n enter' hc.1vcn· the
lkntlc' 'uuc lt wa to be Pam·,
weddtng naght. but mstead 1hc 1\ tn
the 1u1te ,,II alone wath her tdol~·
hnll~atcn lunche\ and glcaman~
guttan The ~c:cne 1\ 'lcn,uou5 to ~oy
the least. as •he crawl\ .1bout the
floor. carc.<lsang nnd ktuang the
guatur; and stu£1ing memento, anto
her bo,om She meet' the Beatles
•• nd naturally her lt(e •~ transformed
She: refu'~ to marry her 1quare
fiance! and presumably hvc hoppaly
e\er nfter
The mov1e as not sublle, not
)enou& and not profound It ts
1hlp .. uck 11nd ,urpmtn{tly amusang
Hard-core lkatl« ran'l thould ,tvnid tht,ctnemuttc .u:nlcgc hkc the
plague.
ll you expect to hear two hours
ol bh1s a Ia Bcutles John. Paul,
George and R mgo you will be heani­
ly dismayed If you want to escape
the jadFd muSJcal appreciation or the
197~ und c~penence the fervor ol
the carl)' 60s YOU Will have a &ooc:f
• umc:. • •
Congren. and ha~ been copied
counllos times. It's u Wondtrjul
I i/1". u hank C..pra cla.,tc. ~as
n:cently made mlo a TV mo\tc
~•urrang Marlo 1 hom.t.s. The:
ongmab. ~at h e1. pen dirc:cuon by
Capra and Stcwan's ll.tid·b.Jck
prc:~m."C. arc a dchghl to watch.
Other ltlm uggestion:r. tnclude I he: dc.:tSIOn ot whcch mo\ ·~
arc cho)Cn t) ulttm.uel) up to the
tudcnt h<·d~ · l'he roults of the
§Uney wtll dctermtnc \\htch ;are the
mo~t popul.nr ritm' 1 he lOp \OlC•
gatherer& ~til be ortlcrcd
Tho~ ~ho ore ntru1d they Wttl
mt the ,urver) anti WJJh to ma._c
sugge uon" 5hould get an touch w1th
ctther Stcphantc Uart or u~n Hub­
bAch at the Wrnans Sltlls Center. •
Delta Law requires you to read this
message be/ore you leave town.
O.K., this is goodbye! Go out and get drunk!
Live it up! Have fun! The summer is yours!
But some time this summer, like around August 4th,
you•d better be ready to see the funniest college
movie ever created. Don't blow it!
crediblc
Dana Lavesay has a charm
ovenhadows even the most hom
of circumston~ Ann Houle
nmnttng 1n her role as the M<l•t•
with her antcnse suffenna 10 ospheric eatery opens
to watch Bob McGranahan 11
redusavc son whose
rebellion as barbed w1th aggra
Sarah Ludwig as the Boy .. mJin.l
the horror Of h11 C:Xlstenc:c and
Humphrey 's innocent presence
tormenung reminder of the
vtc\lm ~ehmlll a,nd lob) P-adactt
l'lunf'tr I Ill
GrolUe R«taurant
~ W Btaverton·Hill•dalt Hwy.
d, 297-3391
llr\'•atlon" requntcd
~estled among tree.\ and
The Blue Grouse '" located
bc\ldc: R.aan''> F1sh and J\le
on 1 he Bea\lerton-H ill"dnlc
Deni~>e Dare C<.~rnes mnny of ·uy It ~~ unque-.uonabl)
~c:cnt:!> wath a sympathettc: out nd', newe'' cutmg c'ltabh,h·
~tctt~ that prove~ a~toundang . dOd '' eurnang a reputataon a'
the ca\ling of the famaly as of the ctty'" m~t places to c.tt
ly e'tcellcnt as t) -.ten In the I 1\ 1 or tho~>c who enJOY loh ol
ponrnlt \equenc:c. ,,,.,mere wtth thcar meal
~o how do vou cnttcllc \O · Atmo~phcrc" .1bound" at The
c:omplc~ angle~ m n pia) C.rou'c .Lnd runge'> from .1
demands antcllectuul debutc (.trt bc:he ... ed to have been
it-. 'er\ ,ub,tancc'l an 'u.:utlnnd an the 1800~ ('"-e
'u \ Chururtrr,, In Sc·ufC'h "llc1•n 11, uuthcnltctt) ') to .mtaque ·
·tutlwr I!\ well wnttc:n <tnd \\oodcn·bludc fun' that un:
Darcctor Ponc:r 'hould bt np rotalln~ nc:nr the lounge area.
cd lor "'"' c.:.l,ttn~t and d1rccuon p~.:lted to ,c:e Mr Ru.:lc und the:
( hurtll h'T\ l'o un excelh:nt choux ~~ c.:a't ul ( tuubfu,rcu \llllnll
wrnp up the vcar at the I n om: ul the (:10.,
I heater I I wall run tontght I houvh 1 he\ nre mce to look .at,
"'aturduy Mny n ;II 8 p 01 on the.· purl) l'Url nor the fun ..
M.un~tlll)tC: J\dmiMUUn I' lrec: lor olll\-thmt~ IU do \\llh the lood
"Jtudc:nl'> (. .111 Ct.\ J 35 rnr loud .II one-ho\\oe\oc:r male' the
vuuon"> ...... w1 H'r' ,pe~.: tal I he pru;c,
( lu:c.k c1ut the 5et model •n lil!fCl'•lbk .. wd the: ~cr,icc j..,
lnhbv iJUrtng the IWU lniCfiOI lctn,JI
ll \'OU lt1U~ \CT\ C.:.lfclulh · )'OU llct\\CCn tht' two lll U\ \\('
\CC .1 llll) 'c:t on the •luge: ol tu urder u 'hnmr cod(t,ul,
on the: ''a~e ol the 'c:t It's cud;taal, the.· ,,,,ortc.-d 'e.tlnod
[,c.hcr 1n J (), \nd ll'i hlll!l'f "teul.~. Crc11ch lrted
lrtl!htc:nmg . ms, 1 he Jluwauun Deh~hl ,
Pumf't't l..nx, \f o 1 ! 5. .md tc.t Our muJor d"·lfl•
n,.,., /.ox. \Ia• l'i, /IJ7~ potnlmen' wu'l that the menu touted
lhe Hawouan Oehght ;u a fre!h rrun
plate: the pe.tchc,, pcan and pineap­
ple looked canned
f he U5'iOrtCd seafood plate 31
S3 25 Wll\ a welcome rcpa5t, en addt­
tton to the u~uul 'lcallop\ and
pruwn\. The Blue Grou,c thrc\\ 1n
~omethtng 'pecaul a r-Mor duml lt
wa!l vel) unusual ,md relrc~hang .
rhe ltn8cr steak' at S3 7S were
cube' of beel \ervcd on a ~kcwcr
diVIded b) chunk\ Ol 00100 .1nd .J
mu..hroom .,;.tp rht\ WU!o \Cf\ed Wtth
dclu:aou' homc·,lvle frtl:' and u
tang~ rcl"h -...ucc.
For de-.,ert vou maght want to
tr) the: I ren~:h Cream <.hcc'c: la~e .
We diO\C: the m~pbcrn 'herbet. We
\\ere: told 1 he rc.,t.lurant h,ltl no
lro/en )'ogurt left. 1 he ~hcrbet w a'
unu uulh cream\ -.
1 hen: j, u b1t of u problem
\:dnccrnlnll purl.anp "J'lll;c. though.
,\ctuulh the: Mprubtcnf I\ no &&rc.tter
th.tn th~ ''tuutinn on c:ampu' durang
the ~.1\HJl"t F C:'ttv,l) It UIO\U\1
rnu~c:' \ tl\l "''h \ ou hud \\ulkcd but
11 H1U tlr" c: .aruund lun(l c:nuu(lh) ou
"111 l'\~ Ill uulh lr nd ""'J•·p/uc ,. to
h: ,I\ c.: 'our c..ar
\lltthlll, I he Rluc (ttUU\IIt ''the
plu"l' ''' ,,,~e ,, "'"'d lnend .1nd
1.dt hr.tt<: ,1 ~fl\'l:tUI OC~.;J\100 , 01 JU\I
l'IIJU\ ,1 r~r\uO'\ \.ltrnp.lll\. 1 he
booth' h,1~e htgh-b.,clcd ~cat 'o
, ma dun't I eel "hnt \ uu !Ill) ~~ hro.1ll·
'-'•''' In C\Cr\ bud\ \\ 1thtn h&:.trlng
dt'I•HI\.f
I he Uluc l•tuU'c '' deltnttch 11 This summer the movie to see will be
A comedy from Un~l Pkrur.s
THE MATTY SWMONS • IVAN REITMAN Pf\ODUCTlON
NATIONAl LAMPOON ~ ANIMAl. HOUSE ~ocr "Q JOHN OELU5HI TIM MATI-IE.50N
JOHN VERNON Vt:r\NA OLOOM THOMAS HULa and
DONALD SUlHEI\LAND o~ JENNINGS Produced by !lt\ATTY Slf.IMONS and
IVAN !\EllMAN M~1c by flMER OERNSTEIN Wrme-n by HAAOLO 1\AMl.S
DOUGLAS KENNEY & CHRIS MIUEf\ Dtrected b) JOHN lANDIS •
[§ • IC>O'>) • IH'1 ~ :tl.N n t.:HPO( • I R \ J .;..;....;;;,_...--_, ·~--~---·-- n..!f!'Hi.~
You'll be talking about it all winter/
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Women add final net win
1\ c nl J uland
t)l Ill. I'K>n-I UJ:
~kmher' of thl' \\omen·, \,,~• ·
1\ trnnh te.tm cupJ"(d .1 vcn
,u~C'tli,IUI 'C'l''''" h\ C::tpiUfln}; ltr I
pl:acc n 1h~ 'olth"e'l (\llkt1t'
\\ CltnCn "PUrl \ uc• tUon lllUl•
n.tml'nl r 1 ~ m 1 \\ ·''h Ma' I \.
14
:\:( \\ s \·!I ltlUTnc\ lor 'mull
college team~ ''a' lort't'd '"''de ho t
I'DC:III I Ulhernn' rom due 10 UUO)
"rtnthl't ~nnu ~ <lf the matchc.-' e:\·
tended J.tiC Into the ntSht on I he
rented l"''un)
I e" 1 nnd Oari.; ou1 -d1'tnnC'C'd
14 nthcr 'I.JUild' 10 ''"n \l.ath tt S4
flO tnt ntttll 1 hC' t n 'c• ''' t'f Idaho
und Southern Oregon "tdt~ Colle~c
flm,hcd S«ond and lhtrd Wlth 50
.md .sa ro•nt'
.. It ",,,the hiSllC't \ICttlf"\ \\l'.\'C
had m mv I\\"Ch c ) c:.,~ u tenm'
1978 NWC WOMEN 'S ALL STAR TENNIS TEAM Sports
Catalog •
~"'' t \\ td; For mer .md prt
'>tnt mt m~"' of the: I Q71-'7!\ l•mnur
U1g port' "'·•II "all 'elect ,, l t\\ I\
und Ctorl '-.pnrt~re..,oo of I he:
'c:..r" l he:" mnc:r \\all~. an the eye
uf the Pronc•c•r /,;t.JJ:. the ltne~t
n:p~cnlnta\C' ,lr l.C port m term"
o f .1 1 h I e t 1 C' a b 1 Ia I 1\ n d
pnrt man:.hap
I ;\1 Softball Stvodln~t"
l'om I racur
\\ I l'ct ''"
~ ~~~ahua , 0 I 000
St'l I 0 I oou
tJ\.\.rtJ~ I 0 I 001.1
l'~t.aan~ I .. .. }).& 2
\lanwn I •m•h 0 I lll,iiJ ,
•
llum~ liumJ"'f u I 000 l ,,, u l 1!00 .,,
•
\hrdenJ I ra&l"
\\ I l'n Ull.
:<.u J'C1' 'tar) , • II I 000
luhnn) \\ al~cro 2 I ~7 I
\l•r.num I ur~ I SI)(J I
I ht: C.lull I I lOO I
I lltiUII\n~ llrO> I I SO() I
Hu•tkra 0 I 000 I~ ,,c, .. tl ( ••J>-Ouh 0 I 000 I~
[')J l>e-akt\ 0 I OliO I~
with C of I e
Sam Brius
Of t br r;uonr I •'I
thlc:tic Duector and head
football coac:h rred Wihton returned
trom confe~n« m~un~ an
Spokane . Wash hut week where the:
reorgani1aUon of the NonhwQt
Confc:rc:nce was dtt.c:U!Ised .
Of pnmary c:oncc:rn waa the
ponibaht.) that the: Nonhwest Con­
fen:nct' could be cut to '"' team'
f(\llov. m& the College ol ldahlf\
wathdrawal and Whitman'•
probauonary tandm~ (whic:h could rnult in wathdro1walaf loutballasn 't
rochcduled anto thetr porh
program thi'l rail)
•It'!> \ICr)' ~d to 'c:c: C of I
~athdra" ali the) ~ere: one: ol the:
founder member~ an the: conference: ..
)Aid Wal~on ~we no\\ wonder tf we
:~.hould rela,., the: rule:, for Whalmun
If they don't c:ompl) wnh the con­
(ercn<:1: asrecmeru by carrymg mne
port) in I hetr ,.c:hedule. they wtll
ha\c: to "llhdnt\\. too "
Contrar) to the College of
Idaho·, economic rea!>OO!I lor leav­
Ing the c:onlcrencc:, What man') po~s1·
The Graduate,
a book
for
School.
Compliments of your
Atumn1 Associat•on .
Pick up your free copy and your first
alumni membership card at the Alumni
Office in the Gatehouse.
10 ble wnhdrawnl could be a r~ult of Ill>
pn:stdent' pnncaplez. concerning
footb411
"The mnn s1mpl) doesn't lake
lootball," )aad Dean of c;tudents
Dad. <;oren!lon "He dropped 11 from
another :!.Chool's proarum befo~ go­
tog to Whitman and \Cern~ to get
away w1th 1\ deapatc: he.wy proteats
rrom ~tudc:nh ..
"Wtth the uc:uon• ol C of I nnd
Whitmttn ha' COil\e enormou~
datrerc:nce~ of opmaon c:oncc:rmna
the toto1l reahgnmc:nt of the con­
lerc:nce." .. aad Wal•on
~economiC\ play:. .t bag part:
rc.'thgnment would cut truvel .:ostJ,
lor one. b) pro' tdang more pla~e\ to
hold C\cnts whu:h would bc clo\er to
re~pecta\e sc:hool!.."
Sorcn,un '~aad nptnaon' var)
v.hen con!lidenns the ph1lo~ophae'
ol dallerent c:hnol~ •t ew11 and
Clark belie' ClO 1n bro11d ha~ac pur­
tacap .. mon to 1.1' mun., \tudent' U\
po ... able Huwc:\ler, I tnhc:ld. lor c•
ample. prcter to lucu) pnmunl) on
rootball. ba,cbllll b • .,lctbull und
trud.
w ,\ mt 'I. lOti ulthc pubht und the
(trt\ ,IIC~ could create prnbkm .tlsu;•
Snrt>rhon .ud •·1n an) t.:.!Jc \\C
"uuld hkc to iCC' the: conlercncc
grnw,"
"Aitlmugh dt!>CUS51Un Will con•
unuc lor the nel'l three month•, no
dc:ca~'"""~ wall be: rn u.le cun1.'Crnans
\\ lutm11n unul tha, lull at the con·
lc:rcncc rnceunwo. M )Did WjJ on
R\ th:u lime. &he luturt> nl the
Nurth\\C$1 Conlctcnce "'"be dc:cad­
c~ • •
•
•
Death Row
stops Iran
Murray Omck of Death Row
trtes to stop dnve by Parvb
Jahang1ri of Iran during the
tntramural soccer cham.
p1onsh1p gnme lost Thursday
Iron's Najol Samsam tratls
play Death Row won 1-0 In
penulty ktck contest alter
regulation game ended m
scoreless tie
LC women's sports program:
• • momentum continues m
\luml) ( ot~man
01 tin l'luno•n l ur
'\c' in sport-
\\omen are \\ omc:n and men urc men
Whu:h are better, \\ ho', 10 ~)'' 1978
It can be ':ud howc\cr, thut women arc doing ~Iter thnn ever
~rnng.
bpccmll) on the \port' hc:hb.
l he l e\\ j, and UM~ .>Oil ball le<lm, \\ haeh ror the pn~t three: )CUrl
plncc:d second an "'orthwe ~t Conferc:nL'l' ~tandang.,, took the conterence
.md "on the ~orth we:'lt Collegt' Women' Sport'> ,,,,ocmtton' cro\\ n
eustln ... ~ the be~t )mull college teum an thc: area.
I he \\Omen·~ tennrs te.am .tddcd the l'IICWSA Ia tie to''' collec:tann
hr't tame th1~ \'Car ulter wannang t1 mnth traaght :'llurthwcM Conference
c.trhcr in the sc:a~on.
..We rc.tll) came ahve thi~ year in \\omen's ~port, ," ~aid Sue ''"'llrrtn~~
\Htnten'' )Oitbull .;ouch "Women'\ port>~ '' growing nt ,, r .. lptd puce."
Peter on l'l.ud thut an the pll~l member ol her team would often pit~)
tHih (lot •ca-;on \he added thul belore lha' 'prans. he hud ne\.er fielded
tenm which ret urncd mo~t or at plllyera t hc: tollowtnl' ~e.ar
r hi\ I' the hf'-1 ~ettr I've had nil ol them (IU\1 'ea,on', plnyc:rs] back,
a1d Pctcr~ on "Ne,t )Car I c:. pectnll of them [tht ~e.1~on" pluyen•l \\Ill
huck "
Peter ... on attnbuted the me o( women·~ softball to money She 'aid
lort{cr c.tpatal 1n'e~tment by the college an the ~ortball team amprovcd
tulc:nt r«ruated und ~hov.ed ~tudent athlete'l thut 'iporh ore amportunt
"An mc:rea~cd budget gave\ you more o( an opportuntt) to opgradt
progmm .. sa1d Peter,on, "" hac:h muJ..e, u progrum mofl' 1.lltracta"e to d
the athlet~ The money ha.~ ~orne a big factor We're goang to go to Rei,OII
tournament 10 Nevadn mcludmg larger sc:hool'l 'uch a, UCLA, Anzo, ..
Stute .lnd the Umve"JtY of Southern Cahtorma) next yeur o we'fl' '<ln~~
'he) g1rl~ you goang to be back nc:Jtt year?' "
.. We won at [the NCWSA'" tennis champ1o nshap] becau ewe had 11
team. not ~u~c wt bad one or two good playen," satd Y1rgJn1a NeaL
women·,. tenm~ conch. '"Thattenn~ Vlctory was the b1ggcst vtctory we've
had because we've never been able to wm a Northwest Champaonshap
·rvc: b~n coachmg here for about 12 yeanJ and thu" the stronge~u team
we've had," saad Neal
Donna Roasom, a senior and three year veteran ol the women's tenl)il
progrnm ot L.C sa ad that in past yea.~ "it wasn't really a team effort then."
\Uid players "were striVtng for personal sansfac:uon anstead of too lung out
other~ and the team"
Roasom, second seeded on lhts year'' ,quad, suad 'lhe ho:. seen
women ·~ tennas progrnm nse from the days when .. nobody would come
prnc:ta~ " to the present when .. everybody helps each other out tlnd comC$
matche' and c:heer on thc:ar teammate s "
~he dc,c:ribed the: advance:' made: m tenm ~ by women u .. u .........
rir.e whach began 10 her sophomore year when the Paoneers beat Oregon
11nd the Unaven.aty of Oregon
"Privute m~otltuttoru don't ho .. c " good reputation of hnvmg
women's {athleuc] programs or even aood women\ tenn" program,."
s.aad.
8) deleatang larger \C:hool~. LC'!I tttnnar. ,quod hor. broadened
rc:putauon und gatned occ:cptnncc among maJor c:ollege team • nccordlnl
Roa!oom ''Now itll the larger school' want to plu) Uli," she !Wid
RoiSom tatd "the: opportunaty to plu)' harger :u;hool"" hu., mcrcaud
anterc t an the proglllm and been benc:hc:aol to "the iltlltud c: of the 10"'"''"1111
phi}Cf~ "
Neal u1d the women', progrnm hm. !JHlWn "tremendou ly'' an the latl
fe" yeu r~ "Our progrnm "so much btt~Acr now 111 terrn\ of c:quapmcnt, tr11\tl
,and putllctpauun thut you can't even cnmp.uc 11 to'")' h.._c: lave yeurll aKo.
he uad
~he: aid h\le years ago the 'Aumen\ 'JlOrt" budget wa .. nhout 2,(J(X)
l1r.: ently I he: Wl,ml'n'\ pro[lrum'l .ate !1110\..lled tlppro 11111\lely S2~.ooo rOf
•por tr.
Peter on Slttd the wnmen·, ptHh progr.tm hnan'l c.lllghl up ~lth I
men' 'ar II) program yet ·•We're dellnatel\' not on the: ~ume le~el a the
arc \tl, and I'm not iUrc I "ant to be:.
.. , he} "pend o lot more t1mc nt 11 l•port J," !IUd l'ctcl on
othlettc g• owang. and ulllhe c.Jtpenen cc!\ the !ltUdt'n" h,,,-c .11 cullege,lthallll
11 \ca amporuant &hat )'OU (.fon't O\CfS!Ituralc them v.ath portr> .1nd "inm111
bccume the: most amportant th1ng" •
l'wrtrrt I IIJ:, \fa1 .'j, Weatheroy re
.,rce a bases loac
in a 1-0 upset w
0111) on~ more '"'~
Wti I
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o,..,cao m c'c:han
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full or pan-trmc o
:from 10 a,m 10 I p m
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Good ••t(hdoa 1
C\1 ~~
R IN C'E\ION.
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An <'tlhH~n
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for murc
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nil) l~tcd .. ,
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M) hlln•f,
at rra 1'0 ndrr­
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Lng, Ma\' eath Row
ops Iran
1rray Ornck or Death Row
s to stop dnve by Parvtz
'angtn of Iran during the
ramural soccor chom­
,nshtp qame lost Thursday
n s Najef Somsom tratls
,y Death Row won 1~0 In
ally ktck contest utter
JUiation game ended 1n
)reless tte
:ts progran1:
1978 • nues m
•
I.
arc doing better thon c\'er
hach for the past three: )can
•ndtn~. loolo: the conJercnce
"\port' A:o.,octataon •s cro\\ n
lc. area
'W' .\ ullc toah collcctaon lor
r light ~Qrth\\ C$l Conterc:nc:c:
en·~ )port,," '>llld Sue p,.,,.,"~
i~ growing nt n raptd prac:c:"
\ ~I her tc.lm \\ ould oil en pluy
l'" 'pnng .. ht hnd nc\icr lieldtd
lhe followmg ycttr
"'em [lnst se<t~.on\ plnycrsJ b.Jd.
,em [thi~. 'icu .. on\ pluycr') wall
n', -.oftbull to mone} \he aad
n the ... ohball team amprovcd
rt~ that \port' are amportunt
of nn opportunity to upgrade
program more uurneuve to driW
fetor We're gomg to go to Reno
$Chool' uch a~ UCLA,
iformo] nc:Jtt year 10 we're .......
It~ "
npaomh1p] becau~ we hod o
)od plnye .... ," ~1d VargJnta
1 was the baggcst victory we've
1 a Nonhwest ChBmp&onshtp
yean and thu 11 the stronge1t te&ll
enr veteran of the women's tc:n.oi
11n't really a tenm effort then "
sfaction instead or tooling oul
r's squad, saad ,he hos 11cen
y~ when "nobody would come
helps each o&hcr out and come~
~nnu by women U\ o "nrtuJr .~\11~
len the Paonce~ beal Oregon ;)IJII
~ood reputntton or huvans. !ood
~ women') tcnm-. program~.
ennu. '~quad hu• broadened Ill
UJOr college team), oc:cordtnl tD
to pia y u~o," 'I he ~a ad
~y lurger school," hn~ mcre11aed
II to "'the att1tudc of the 1nrom1n
~town "tremendow.ly'' an the last
~ow m terma. of c:qutpmcnt.trlt\'tl
fMre 11 lo 'IIY lill.e fJ,·c ycnr' aJo:
\flort' budget WU\ about \2,000
tt.:..tted uppro\UOOtcl)' \24i,000 lot
o~r.1m hasn't ~auihl up v. 1th the
ly nut on the: snmc: IC"el a th(
(:~~pnrtlil.'' utd J-lctcr on. "
he .Mudc:nts h.a\C 111 cullege,lth•n '
rate them \\lth 1port nnd w
l'wfll'!'r I "X• \l111 .: , 191 LL
e Weatheroy raises his hand In joy as the umpire called ball four
iftri"A a bases loaded walk. Weatheroy was credited with the only
In a 1-0 upset win over LaVerne California College.
Classifieds
Onh one more •uuc 'our fame 1•
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T\U:.NT. f URNI~H£0 for rent m
~•uao 111 udutna< lor )'&td worl..
. 6~1ll9
AND ( 0 Lt t£1\ \A\· Best o( lud, to
Jnldt from 1M <\uiUJI Jnldal
R JOB<; S$ per hour •t~~ntn& Ma)'. II
Full or 1'<1" ·lime orcnlnp Call 246-
"·~-10 1 m lo I p.m. only
tono tiOMF.· One poodk and tcmcr
Good v.atchdoa Conlltt Barb.n
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b~ I 'pcrlmcwu tn lnacmallonal ltVInJ
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lit,. ,.,.~td p.,.. t>J)-SOII ncntnas
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lo Cfl a he naht umc and t'hc n&ht piA('(!
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llncl n«d• "
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V1111 our cdu.::auon.l crnt" ut tb«
600 ~ \\-IOih Claucurc oov. (onnma
L\.-.T DAl. OMAT, and G~E. U2· -.
IIFR' "Af'(lt 0• Wnt and other
f'la1.rmenh ttncr 194~ ltondc.j
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, co~ Mutn• 1171%
lor "Udtnh •nd lto&the,. l~pe11en c
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I~ Tilt tiOit f\'PING stR\'ICt .•
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M humt'. tcoa~nabk ratn
~lot , conn~ndtn.c, thnu. tnumt
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C N"T DRI\[ TO II '"All: muaa ull car
'b1 Pl)mouah \. n "' auto tren\ , P~. PB,
nd,o/1\catcr, uccllcnl bod) •nd 11rn St\00,
245~112
TRA \ fl Nf \\-\ \ull "'allhtlf'd for ~aur
"''"'' Ia ua ...... ~ I ~\fa Jp.ll~ for 'fOUl Htah••
,,.,.,labk Ju~ 9."10, 1:! an.! I l ''lC Tra""CI
S<nl«, cllt • 7J NO RE HOPE J.:hn K1
Catcher Tom Regives LnVerne College pleyor no chance or sconng on this tag out play.
'I,hird time for batters not so chartnir1g
on~ l.ow~
Of tilt rion«r I Of
Thret daY\ of eompemave
ba1cbnll ehmmnted Lc:w11 und Clnrl.
from lhe Nataonul A!itOCIOliOn or
lntercollc8JOie AthleiiQ 1\rcn I
c)lumpaonshap hut "eekend at Lentr.
Par\. But at '"'h not bel ore knocking
out defendang L.t Verne Colleae and
gmnp haghly ranlo:ed Le~•s und
Ciarlo: St.He 3 run lor ats monc)'.
Wuh the playoll enc clo~d.
the: \1lf5ll)' ~quad ended 111 llncst
\car an LC ba<~eball hmof) wnh 26 •
"10~ and 13 lo.;sC1
t he Paonecrs won added das·
ttnction m a wcdend announcement
that poo;ted three pla)en to the II·
Coa~t Ci~t team and awurdcd
honoroble mc:nuon tatus to t"o
more
T hur .. duy even me\ 1-0 Wln 0\iC:f
Ll Verne rat'\Cd more than J (cv.
eyebrow .. with ,I 'lUper perlormunc~
by Ma\.e 'ledc:h~\.} who pttchcd a
three-hitter an LC. team thut fielded
Oawle,sh , and " clltutc: bnscball
game ending wuh the La Verne:
pncher wulktng George Wc.uhero)
•n the bouom olthc nmth to drive in
tht wmmng run a, Frida) evemng La \'c:rnc had
been eliminated b) Lew•~ and Cl.ark
C\tatc IO~S and the Warnor') were
pramed for the 14-1 LC while wuh.
Faeldmg erron. a lot ol walk\,
and poor hming plagued the
Paonccn. an their least ampr~wvc pcrtnrmanc~.: of the: year.
On <.,aturda\ uhemoon the re-•
JUHnutc:d I.C ~quad fought
throughout the: contest belorc: bow­
Ing 5-J.
The: Wnrnon wtll no" advance:
to St Joseph, ~h:r.,uura for the
:-; I;\ national champtonihtp .
" I hroughout the "cckend we
were unable to bunch our hits
tOFlhc:r for an) dfccti\c:ness ,"
Hc:rgcrt satd .. 1 here: wa:r. our an.abih·
l) to top rouunc: b;llls. That k1lled
U\, No hnung or delcn)c. ,\ case
where the ball eluded our batters.
• .. Ncdchd:.) wuupectacular dur-
ing the hnt game:. Oave Shon
patched a ood game tn &he ~ond
but u W\15 the erron that iina1hed us.
Our heiden were lool.tng tor rhe ~II
an the twahght
~Ron Wtntcr pitched "ell
nturdo) w11h men on ba~oe,"
HerMC:rt auad. "\\'c: dadn't cont.""Cde, we:
ball led bad. ttnd l cw is and Clur ..
\tate: wa' :l'hcatmg an &he nanth
'""'"8· ..
O"'er the 'hcclend ;'li;\lA ol-
llcaah nnouneed lhe o\tl-~oa t
!\election(, lor the season P1c~cd lor
$pot un the li~l team ,quad "ere
·cut.: her l om Rc, !!.econd bilSCman
Tom \'an Domelen and outfielder
(.,corgc Wcathero} Patcbcr Da~e
\hon and ri~l b;,~man Dan T unn
\vere gwen the honorable: mention
nod I he la~e men have ulreudy been
dt!illngu .. hcd th11 cason wnh all·
league und nll-durtnct honors The
ttirc:c: fir t-tettm All· ... oa~t picks are
no" .1mong the candidates for &he
;\II·Amencon chOICes, 10 be an·
nounccd later 1h1~ "ed..
.. f hiS IC<IO\ hlU. ll lot 10 be proud
ot," Hergert s~ud .. fhcy'vc set
numcrow records fha tS &he fint
)Cllr tn mv memo!") "e h:J\e hnd nn
,\11-O:&!it ptd and v.e hn\:C &hrec
-II honor v.crc docned nnd
"c~ tndt<::tll\e of the ellort c pcn-
dcd thu sea un," Hergert td
he looked 10 ncl\t • cnr.
Her en td he remams conscr-
\"UU\ el) opuma:lttc
-The c:naor lcadershtp ha~ been
uch an tmponant luctor tht )'Car
both on and oil the field, but I kno"
th 1 nc: t )car we: atn lic:ld a rc pec-
tublc: tcum.· Hergert ad.
.. ,, \loall be a dtlfc:rc:nt team.
H owe,'Cr. \loc wtll aarn \In I he:\ 'II be
~ .
•urc 10 du 11umcthing.'" •
I he c,,ach nnd the pla)cn ha'c:
c:n,o cd the $Upport the: wtnnmg
f'tonccr h.t\C: h:uJ thts )car ''" the
wa\ of the ~rc:~;ubrs- v. hn managed
lt1 attend games b<,lh 111 home and
D\lo II\ I C booJtc:n. can loo~ h~tNard
to m.m't •ames closer to home: nc.11.1 •
)car on the nc:" Joe HustCin
Mc:mtlfllll held. Hc:rgcu s1ud
-An) one v. ho mtS cd L pia)
tht\ car.-Hergert added. '"mt~scd
gnod ba cbllll." •
II • Today 25
• t a 'oal Ot t..a llerra, a tilm b' Ma,..
B1berman '-"111 ~ l>hO\\. n tontght, 8 p.m tn
the Counc1l hamber The 11Im '' pan of the
"-pan1'h Language Film "-cne~
• \ free ,c:Jr-.ctden~ ~ork'lhop wall be
conducted tontght, 7:30 to q I' m an Pamphn
room 13 T\\o "omen trom the Rure Rehel
Hothnc. \\htch has been tn\ol\cd \\tth
reponed ra~ in 1 I'JOO CreeL. 'lute PorL.,
will ronduct the 'A'Orl.:,hop . For more infor­
mation, II ~tarcta l :moe at 244~ IS.
•Frte Mpoearee." LC' atudenh Ru .. ell
U(tlder. 1 ;tladl'-"3 htbanl:'ur.a ltnd S;.~ruh
Steanel \\Ill read :.omc of the1r 'pomai' 111
7 13 p m tomght in Tamarac'- I ounj!c.
•I hrf't documenlar) film,. •bout Kc:ny•n
hi-.lor ~ "til be •h\lwn tont~ht 7 p m an 1 he
Stc~\~irt H pll L..oungt" • .Sho\\ n w1ll be li lrur
\fu11'~ Counlr 1. \I au ,Hou :and #i.t•m ul/o
•1 he Balcon), the screen 'ers1on of Jean
Genet's ria}. tarrin,; Shell) \\'1ntc:r • Lee
Grant and Rub) Dee." all be llh0\1. n tontJht,
8 p rn at the: ~,~nhwe\\t Film Stud) Ct'ntcr.
S\\ Pari.. and Mad11on
•Prnchcr Ra\. \\·ho tood outside •
1 ~mpleton Center to the heckling OllitudcntJ
last \\eel.. \\Ill appear on tnn1ght '~ cdtlton of
Interact. 9 p m. on K LC r1td1o 860 M und
I 04 f M Callm qu~uonw on cAt. 301. :\02. nr
30)
Fri. 26
•I ht• I runt l·•~c . u tlll:..l\fl"'ul $pool ,m the
hcll-nmmg 1\.;\\ pupcr mtlu~tt ol the 1920Jo.
\\Ill oren U\ the Luke 0>\\C&o CommuOII)
I he.•ter Mu) 26 at 8 p.m Call b)~·.WO I tur
r~cr\'allon and lurthcr anlormnuon .
• \ faculh rwt•l \\all lcaturc three • membcr'!l of the college mu!lte la~ult). Mtt)
2h, r m In l;\'Dnt. Auduonum t\dmls~ron
\\ tiJ be I rL'C
Urunc:ua Mau.ohnt. s.oprano, and Cuug
held~. h!tntonc, wtll M ac:compamed h)
putnl.)t h:ulo I armer Mau.ohm w11l mg
MJ cln (i:tlant~- b) Debu s~~ and ~~~ ~ounp
b) ltut•o Woll. Field, will ~'"& r.clccuon ~
trum Schubcrt'5 .. $ch\\¥nengcs,ang" und •
three ~on8-' h Hcnr1 Oupnr ~
Munohnr ha~ performed 10 npcr:t, c:on•
ettt and orntono an the Untied Stat~.
Cunada and ~uropc . C urrc:nlly tetu::h1ng
\OIIlC ot I cw1a. and Chul, ~Whc nl'o pcrlorm'
tluoughou1 the Northwc)t ftece111
uppellr tnc;ct. IU.i\C btcn with the S<attk
()per'· \':nlc:uu\cr O!Jer.l 10 Brtti•h <~olum ­
btu und 1he Purtland arc.1.
llurd rlacc \\I nncr ol the MctropClhllan
orthwc61 Rcgwn Opera Audttion, th"
'f1""8 In 'cattle:, held~ hllfl performed orcru
ttnd oratono \\lth the San I rtsnctr.<:o !iprtng
O,crn. U,,\\all l>pc:ra, Alltofll Opera,
12 Publick Occurrences
Preach to speak
Preacher Ray, an an­
nual fixture of the Lewts
and Clark campus, pop­
ped up outside
Templeton Center last
week. Ray will
speak tonight on the
KLC Interact show at 9
P m.
c',,rmd Bnc h I c~ti'-UI R tlhng Bach f-'esuval.
Pmtland ~~mphontt ( hurale and the ~an
f·r11nCI\C(l -..ymphony
~armcr I' a noted Ponlantl p1JOI I who
hu~o t.tupht lor the p.1:.t '>1>. year~ on the
lacult 1e' ol I e\\ li and Clark Reed College
und Portland tute l nt\.er It}
Sat. 27
•I lnda I hh w1ll 81\e her JUntor piano
rccttal \i,a 27 ~ p m 1n I:\Un\ \udttonum.
I hcrt "111 ~ no admts\ton c:har~c .
• fhf l,urtland Timber' \Otcer ltam "
h1lled lor n 1ntcrnauonnl c:xhtbatto n game.
"""' '}' at 8 p m m the ( 1v1c tadiUm f-or
mor\.' anlurrnataun. call BN-1 "'-: FO
•I e•• Olck\•k wall [UVC her grnduataon
rc:crtnl Mil) 27. H p m an E'·un' \udttnraum
•Htldi, -..hirle~ I c:mplc:·, cla~~oic 19371ilm ,
\\Ill he: 'ho\\n M.t\ 27, 2 p.m at the
:-.:orthwc"t him Stud) Center on the corner
of!\\\' P.:s1~ .rnd MJdl\on. lhc mm1c al\o
1ur' s, dnt') 81admcr .tnd ,\rthur l reacher.
•I a ~•lam•ndrt, .1 ""I'S ltlm made 1n
1971. \\Ill be hown \1a-. 27, 8 p.m .11 the
Northwc ~t him Stud) Center. lA
\alamumlrc • wu,. the f1lm that vuuhcd Ahtin
1 unnc:r (Jonnh. Who \\Ill Be lS an the rear 2000) mto promancncc It stn"' Bulle OgJer rv.
,, womnn who mov~ from JOb to job,
~ccpang her 1dc:nt1t)' and d1gmty in wh(\t
Tanner repre\cnl\ a~ on md1Cferent world
Sun. 28
• Hiler)-Harrh. an Independent filmmaker
~oint\: 19S I wrll be on hand to ~ho"' and
di,,u,,. ,cvc:ral ol h1 him\ ancludang "'mt
•
I artutmm ''" u /)ancr TJumu·, M11y 28 8
p.m. Ul the 1'1/orth\\C:~ r tim Study Center
II arm ho' toured .1nd lectured extcn~ivcl} tn
recent vcur-. Ht ul~o dcM8Jl' and bu1ld'
motton picture equ1pment ond io, .1 kaneuc:
'culptor \ mt I uflotluru ha" been regarded
a' ont olthc mo!lltn'"enu-.e work!. on dunce
•M•rd• Penk w1ll g1vc her rectt.ll, Muy lM
ut 8 p m tn the chupcl I here wtll be no
,adml\stnn t hurgc
Tue. 30
•l he ( ampu.. ( ommunlty forum w1ll
meet 111 the thnpcl mccttnp room. Mu\ 30 at
noon.
• I ht I t-wl' •nd ( l•rk orrhntra, opena
~orl.,hop ptrform•n et wtll be held M.l) '\0
at K p m an I ',,n, \ud1tonum Admt,,ton
"111 h\· lrcc ol chortle:
Intense Feud '
Sophomore Lise Groening of Stewart Hell Ivory Tower concentra tes on a travta
quest1on dur•ng the championship match or the KLC Radio gomo show Floor Feud
Tue~ay n1ght The Stewar1 Hall team came from bohlnd to defeat "The Unknown
Floor" for the Floor Feud Champ1onsh1p Wed.
•1 rta!(Uf~ or Tutankhamun Will be tbc
nnmc of the hde \hOW presented b) Ml'l.
Burton '-1 Robb1n11. a reprc:'>entllliVC of tbr
\collie: \n Mu,eum. May J I ot 7 30 p m.
.tnd June I ut 3 30 p m an the Council
( hambc:r. 1 here Will be no adml\\1011
charge
•The 11'>1 Rtd Cros'l Blood Orlve of the
)ear wHI be: held Muy J I. from II a.m. to S
p.m. tn Stamm l>anm" Room Ill past blood
dnve.. 'pnng term hu" ec:n the mmt
donation' made
Cont.
•Aud ition~ fM the ploy IIJrKt'n, a mus1,11
cuu1111nary tole hy Dr W1lhnm Iron, will bt
hdd Mn\' 27 and 28. nt 2 p.m . and ugntn
.lunt' l .and 4 Needed are smgcr., danc:.:n
und chnr<~ ctcr nclof'\, age~ 20 to 60 All rolo
:~rc not ''ngang rolc'i 'iange"' audtttontnl
mu'>t tale: thciJ own \heel mu,ac .. or furthtr
mlormuuon , call 636-911 Q or 6 '6-0 I 12.
• \nn l<orke. arttsl und darcc:tur or
~e.tttlc'' .tnd or (Jnllery. w1ll present htr
'A'rtllnps Mil) 2b through June 2S at the
Portland ( cntc:r fm the Vnunl An fhert
will be no udmh. ton churge Fockc dc-.cribd
the locu ol her writinl1" a .. -m} o~ll
re,pnn'ic to •• tnd work w1th orgunua11 onal
p.tuc:rns and !>lruct ure~."' '1pet1hcall} tho,e 111
"hich 'he: hu hud dtrc:ct anvolvc:mcnt
•Jimnt) Buffett, L.nown lor W<nk~ h~t
\on ul a '~On ol .1 ':iuilor" ond "( hungc:' 1n
\tlltudc. l'hnnp,l'\ an I ulltudes.' wall ptt·
form •11 the Memonul (ohttc:um June l. .118
p m \ppeanng wnh 8uflcll w1ll be 1 he
( 'urul Reeler Band lu:kch ute ~7 50 1n
advance SH SO dny ol 1 he \how ttnd art
,1\illlablc: .11 Me1er .md I-rani<
• ,\ s l 00 'lC:hula"hlp r)rllt' hus bc:en offered
b\ the Nnrth\\.\:\1 A'\CJCJUtHm for fn· • \tronmcnt.tl "itud1c' for the be~t un­
derttr.tdu.lle paper on an cnvtronmental
tor1c Profc:,,or' arc .tho anv1tcd to "end 10
'' udc:nt paper' the:)' thml meru conMdera•
uon I he tlcndhne w1ll be lulv I. 1971l
I he Nurthwc:~t A'1ocaatton lor l rt-
'•run me ntol \t ud1C\ " a non·profd
ct. u .. .tuunnl .thO\.IUtton organi1cd to
f.tcllllatc ,and promote the tc:uch1ng t'l en·
vtronmcntul 'lUtl1c:~ .and membcf\htp 111 optn
h ln\tllullnn' of htjlhcr leurmng nnd 11.1
tndh adual ...
\tmlenl' w1ah1nll to enter lht contol
mn) ~uhmll rheu paptr' to Pnlly [)ytr.
"'cholur~hlp l hu1rmun, NWAF\ . c o In·
'tttutc lor lnvuonmc:ntnl \lUdic,, 111
I lll(tncc:nnf! Annt'". I· M-12. Un1w r~IIY of
Wa hm~ton \cattle Wu4htnttlon, Ql!I9S
(20M 'i4l It! 12
lubmlulont 10 lhll page ere printed lrH o1
cherge end ehould be eddreued to Publici! Oc­
currence•. Cempue Bo• 21, Lewla and C1-'
College. Portlend. Or~on. 81211. Tht dtedllne II
1\oon. Frldeya All eubmlulone mu11 be typt4
double· epeced
flotrt'f'f I og, \fe11 )J. •
""''"'to observe tt
to stay In Pc:
IIK(IJ." II ( hfbAil~
If lhr l'nottr~ l I uc
I C'\\1' .and ( 1.1
r \l,tting lndtan 4."
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!n"'n I ( ,tudcnt!-1
arhtr 1h1' n::u
I hl lndwn ~•
cd b\ I 1•m's
·'"'''' nt' plan ''l st
rcc \\C:t:k, , It
lnrt l.tnd M a) 22 I
~Ia) m R<lmt:.
l>uring the
f'oCU~ ~tlld}
"'" .!nd )!rou~
l aughhn were
1uh memhcr~ 1
laughhn, .tn u
rchg1nu~ '' ud1c
lub 1' 1< n<lwn I
uitio
ext y
hri,tlna Wood)
lh, l'lo>n~r I 111
f UttiC)n htJ.
Cl.arl; nc'(t vcar
mbc:r of high '
101 {lrc.lll) anc:
"'1on' prugm
rtph· .cnlUIIVC: Ol
rli:c
I here\\. ill be
lame: number of
in the post,
dean
440 lrc,hmc
term 1978
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