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

October 12, 1978 Volume 41, Number 3

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1978-10-12

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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lm:ob\ wrll he. exlrudittd to
chlHJoiC' there
I .1~1 mcmt h " vnung m·m po!!
tn I.C 5tudcnt nod c.tlttn£
II Huhh) lucob't, 1\ .1llegcd to
.tulen 25 chrd:~t from
more Peter McKtttrrck .tnd
)ld ,\rrrt) Gaf11!'CMib:c:lcd tn h.I\C' nlhcr ~ludc.nl
at the 'llorth 1 hc:m lvr ham ut 1 he I C \;;t\htcr
>vic, wh1ch ~'""'
d U\ f.lmcr P
'f a )mnll· t ro
of lice.
According to I C c:curtlv dlrc:c­
tur l>u:l P1dc:U,thc: suapC'~I UIIC'Ktd·
I\' complc:tc:d each atnlc:n chc:cb.,le. 1\·
ang the f'M)C:C lliflo'ICC blank . lid lnrg·
IOf the !lllgnuturc . lie would then
.1pl'ruuch .mulher I udcnl lln\1, un­
der •• lui .c: prctr nu .1d 1 hnt !ltudent
logo In the cu11h1C'r urltcr, write hit.
name in the: puye~: 'puce, cndur C'
und t:a'h tht: check, then rctur n the
nwnl;t tu hun
Pu:kctt 'liUtd 'even .1 udcnt
c.lshcd check' rnnjUn!! from SMO to
S 100-ut the I ( c."hacr~ olflcc..
Several othea c.hecks wer~·cu1hed lor
Jncob' off cumpu~
According lo l~ortl.and pnhcc.
nnnc ul the !ilUdcnllli Will be hc:ld
rc!lron thlc. wuh C:llhcr McKutru:k'"
h.1nk nr I C: flldtng up 1 he lltb
Ire of the even~ •. ~
ralm, It \I irlP.I card thief apprehended
\ \ IS\ crcdll c•rd $tolcn I rom
rl..c:d c.u ol 11 l.cwu. und Chnlo.
,,,(1 member wu• lound an
r----~--1 ,';1~.~~·~~~:~-,~~n ol.1 man chnr~ed ~llh
red dcbatt muh1lt the It an Sot n J·r anC:ISC:U
en wall tukc plil!ld I hur~dll} .
~:.10 p m Oc1 1: .John I nllgt. ttgc .tnd uddre\S
lattve:~ from n, ""~ arrc~tcd by Sun t-run
Orcgoman' polh."t' \JO ,, ch.lfgc nl grand
ttOnll IIUIO I nhtcl .11le[tedly had
)lie to lite~
Po~er .tnd l
um ol \c
cket' and
:nergy Center
Pr~tanl~atlon
r~tcd '"
~lc: and no
8 lb
~nd thcu na
1u Dtckson,
0\ 1880
,hi~. of oil k'
1e lalla~. ue ol
1"eVIC:W
!i Oct 13,
o .. IJ7.
h \\iU return
Portland (.
.m lackeh
on,, Meier
nd the C
rc S3 . .SO. S1
r ~ill pte\Cnl
1 the
p.m. rtc:~et'
• Lipman'
~. will be
r the Port
h No" II (
"\tndJlHP II
\II hc. on d
ol
'i
·h~' cl tc:ach
e due \ICiiOIX
ol the
lo tole~n the \Chide trom the. Portland
n Scrl 2K, a hook bag ~a~ !ilolen lrom the: c.u ol Ann Hurm,
ecn:t..r\ in 1 hc: C<trcf.!r Plnnning und
Pluc:c:mcnl Olltce
I atcr that e11eorng, the book
h.1p ".t" luund by a ncaghhur ol the
cullqtt an tht bu11hc' nlunp \. W.
l'uluttnc: lltll Rd M1nrn~ from the
h.lg wert Bur11 VISA cnrd .wd
c:hcdbuok
1 nlig1 .tllcgcdl) U'lcd Rurn '
\'JSA C'.lrd to pay ht-. expenses I rom
l'ortlnnd to Sun Franci~co before he
wus .1pprc:henc.lc:d . N H•
•
m career)
·versitics. uftl
in un) field
aOllUlC libc~
.... talC\ JON EDWARDS
aon wall uw•r
htnt ... nuuonaJ
8a C:C.Ill Wlf c:d
to 4S .!WUrdi
~tud
Lm ~An he saw my Lewis and Clark 10 he became very antagonistic ."
Inside
Togas on Palatine Hill
7 • • $780, • ce
I hc: even ~ludenl' 11re:
lrC~ohrnen Re lord R. H1tchcod:,
\1tch.lel S. McKcn11c . Dnusl:u
llru\l.nell 1\nder!lnn. Brndfnrd J
ll.urn., nphomores Mutthc~ N
Marl(uh~ . Paul C loJ~ •• tnc.J cntor
Surnud P t hnm.ts
I )ul It• I he burc..ucracy .tnd
~ouh"c"!Ut nt ,lownc:..~ ol CllUr1
flrot.:~dur~. ~o;CIUpled \Nil h I he
~UIIIfll'IOI'S t';\tradmon lo 'A-.a\hlltglun,
I) f'.. Pte kc:tl bt-heve4 clutnc:c ·, of
h!llltl utmn .trc: mmamal llo'f\icvc:t.
I kleCitvc Sc:rJ!te.rnt Rober1 PCM:hlo.u
ol I ht:' f'urtl,l nd pohce dcpar1 ment
thtnk dtflt'refllh ... I'm :.urt we 'II put
lhe 11l011e un nne or them Uhe even
ch.tr)lnl ." Pc~chka urd
lie cued th.al m order to it
wnuld he necen<lr)' to have cuher
Lc\\ is and Clark Coli ''"8CfJHtntr. , 11 confc amn. n
hnndwntmg uJentrfu:aH1on or to hblle
ht" ptCIIHC' •denuliec.l from among
other~
lit~ nb!l 1r. believed I<• h:ne nrnv­
cd on c:~mpu\ .tpprmumrtlol) Sept
7, t••cJ..ell ~ud lie helnc:nded
:.tudenl • telhng lhcna 1 h.ll he won ..
nc" rudcnl, laycd •n dtflercnl
runm~ an lhe f•I.IU•Iiclwurd and
Copclund dnrmnones , tllcndc:d
nmt: clu 111:11, .tnd .ate frequently n1
S.tt~a. p.lying lor har; meal
\Iter the b.1nks noufied I C rhul
check:. \locrc comang through on one
cloM:d 1 ~d~lltnck'~) and '"O lilnlen
at'cuunt • u •tudent .tucmpllng 10
c.:• h u c;hccl lor Jacob\ wu~ hrought
lu the M:CUrtly olficc Sept 28
An 1nd1111tlual coiled the:
Vol. 41 No.3 huilneu office thr~ tamc:J mquaong
to the whcrcahoull ol the: tudent
aucrnptm& lo cuh the check 1nd wa•
told thai the lludent had been token
rn the sct:llrtl ollr~. Ptckell &tud.
"We're reasonably aure that
~hen the tutlcnl dtdn'l rerurn with
rhe money he f IJ1cohs) probably ,,, .. -
Jucabs wus. not seen on cumpu;
uher Stpt 28
·I he college an&cnch In purauc:
the c.ne. even 1 hou8h lacohJ u beang
extr .. dncd," Packcll !latd.
i\fi u rcproc:nrattve of the
college. Pte kelt has rmuarcd a cnmc:
report '"'h the Ponland pollee
dep.utmenl
"The c:.•r.c hu been forwarded
to the l,ortlnnd poh1.1e and 11 11 now
rn lhcar hunds," he ad •
Oc obcr 12
Hair P.ulled, handcuffed
Student c
( 'nthia ()""""' • Ul lhr l'tunl'l'f lu1
I.e"'' .md L tar!. .. cntor ha
riled 11 lormul brutaht) comphunt
wuh thc: flllrtlund pultca: bureau
lullo" mg 11n inctdcnt earlv Saturd.l'
murning tn whtch he wa' alle~edh
dru~J.Kcd lrom an .turomoblle bv ht
hnir. thro~n to the ground and
h.tndculled by u pohccman .
J he student, o;cnaM Jon
f:d\l..trd . made: the allegation~
agatnl>t pohcc: omc:cr Edward Cum­
min~ me: eharg~ u~ bemg In•
\~ligDied b) the lXp<~rtment oi
Internal Allain; ot the pohce bureau
Fd\l.'<&rds '"''~ a pa"enger in n
C:lt driven by t\. OC13ted "tudc:nla of
l ewis and Clark pre:.11dent Larry
l cwt~ when Lewis wn' -.topped by
l ummrn~ and another offi~r lor
maktnp a left turn ~it hour !ignaling.
l c:wh. )tot out of the: car and
handed the ofhccr all of btS adcnt·
tftcat1on, including hL-. LC studc:nt
hod)' c;nrd, ASL (. p~rdent''
busanc:'" ~.;.lrd und ha$ Calitomw
dnvcr's hccn\1: '"When he [Cum
mtnp) 'il" my l ewrs dnd Clark 10
he: became: 'et) antagon.l\tlc." :.aid
t (\I, i~
"Cummings then ordered me
back in the car:· said lewis. "t :~sl.:ed
him why and he: ~id 'Just get bAck in
thc: cnr,' " lewis allege~ that Cum-_
mtnap then put him up against the:
car and pulled his ann up behand btll
bad;,
l.c:wis utd he was thm taken to
lhe pohcc c:ar and placed in the:
Forum preview:
Commager 2
The co-ed
floor boom 4 .......... ges police
h.tchc.tl . I d~arc.h then !ltepped out
ot l.ewt • car und .11kcd Cumman~
"h\ he: "n betng )0 "sntensc" uboul
the MlU;IU\10
T d\lourds. chums rhe ollicer then
nrdc:rci.l lum tu get ha L: Into l.cwts'
car. but bel ore he tmd ftmc to it
dtl\1. n nod clu:te the: door, Cummanp
l!)Uhbctl h1m b) the hatr and dragged
tum I rom the car. thrc~ him lace
down un1o the gruund and hund·
culled h1m
f.d\\,arc.l~ wa5 put 1010 the
hltcbeal ol the: police cur ne t to
I c:~•~ I hen Cummtnp told Le"'~
to get out or the aar und handed him
Ius c:Uallon •
"Hc:toldmetuiC4\c:andlu Led
:about Jon." aad l.cwu. "He ~1d,
'He' conung "tth us lor the ntght.' "
Edwnrd!\ srud he was taken
do~ It to~ n In holdrng fac1ht} at the
Multnnmuh Cuunl\ Courthou'e -und ''''~•~ det:tined lor ubuut five
hour') on 11 .. etvil hold." Crv1l holds
arc U5U:tll) U\Cd lor kcc:pang
pro,titulc') and drunks on the
<~trcct~
Edwurd ~as ne .. -cr hmnally
charactt or arrc:ttc:d and ~'lls onl)
told he wn~ on a c:i,il hold when he
~a bcang relca c:d
I he f'wnur Log made evcnal
attemph to contact Cummings but
w:n told he was not available. Cum­
ming ha be<n a Portland polic.-e
orftccr for two )Urs,
The pohc:c report all~) that
Edwardil \!.'US "'intoxicated ~and un·
coopcrath~. He had a strons odor ,,f
uloohohc be\'crage on his breath and hr~ c~ \I.Crc: blo~Xbhol . Edward
\wuld not rc:main cnted 10 the VW
1 requested He \:cpt teavrng and
\Oo"tllkang bud: to our poiiCIC \thacle.. ..
I he: report nbo cl;1rrru Ed~ADrds
~Q u tonlhp•,·k: tn tus mourh \Oohti:.h
he thrt'\\ 111 Cummtngs' chat when
Edwnrd, \\lt'~ told to get bad tnto
lhc: car.
Edward' ud he: nc:v'cr had
toorhptcL: ami thlll Cummmgs
"dtdn't get close enough ro me to
"mell m} brcarh unul he" 'pulting
me out or the:" cu b.) m) hair ..
f;d.,_,1tf'l1s .satd be was not drun\
and hod not had a dnnk lor 0\'t:f fl\-c
hours He: "'" ne\~ gnen breath
tat
Ml dtdn't get \lUI of lhc car untal
Cummangs usrtcd aeuana rough
w•th l.arr). and I nc\'cr walked back
to the polk~ ~r. When he told me 10
~et b:td •n the car I dad," said
Edward~;
Ed"ard'5> •~ tf)ing to determine
tl and ho~ he can rile ui1 agamJI the
Ponl..tnd police, the cit) of Portland
Dnd Ortuxr ummrnJP . He wtll
kno\1. after he talk' l(l hi) auomcy
llC'l \I.CcfC,
poh~ department eraplo\'tt
told le" t lNU then: had been m.lln)
other c:omplaants of this sort. Lcwill
und~ntood thas ,~, me~n the~ bad
be-en othc:t compllunt> about Oum·
• mmp
"l"m ~mng full suppon from
t~ sthool admimslratJon,'" s.aad
Edward ... , have seen an attomc)
and I am going to rur~ue this to tU
fullest t\lent ~ •
Gridders to host PLU
10 • Deloria: 'te lifestyle not Indians'
J tff I' i rt' ('('
Of I !It l'it_.., I oOC
\mt'nC'Un Indians lighttnf lor
n,ght5 r,:nnst th~ U.S Jll'~rnment
\:an nor wan unril the 8tl' emmcnt
le-arn~ In undcratand the rcd·mlm'
phtlo5tlph,, a~onJing 10 an lnJtan
author pca&;tng nt 1 r~•s nnd Cllu ~
lint '''C:d flle govNnmcnt '-kill
"ith lnditUlli o tl the ' held
Amencan •deals, h~ ~ td, and anter·
pret rhcn effort' 111 CApit.alt,ttc. nol
nanc U:SIIJliC
\me lkllmu, Jr •• n lAwyer \\h\'1
\\OfLcd \\lth lhc ~IOU~ lnbc lh lhc
Wounded t.: ft« occupalton cJur. lUI).
0\'cr 1 he lar.l le" yeua. Uclonu
ha~ tuoudened h11 I'COpe lo ~~''t''
tXhtl ir.sua be ond tho1e fa~ b}
che \mcncan n:d·mnn alone.
"I thtnL: what "c'rc hc:rntcd lor
1n todtn' 'octrl)' '' "'tdespn: ad
JIUflldtl\, "'" .md \IOiencc:," the
lndtnn author uid ta I \\ c:dne>do\
mght. He added thac \mc:m :an~ do
not JI"C ent1u~h conatdct.:llton to
fUOblc:ms tn the ~O~o;let), bUI Choose
tn,te-,u.l Ill fiiO\\ ahead Wllhout con·
cern ior the: ranuhcallon ol thcar
ncuons
An Cl\nmplc of that shor1·
"All the Indim1s u:anr ... i to be
recogni:.ed for a change. ·
told a ~mall c•o"d ol tudenh nod
On:gon lndtlln) that lndian1 nrcn't
oh\n) :s" cona:rned about gettmg
land as the ~o .. crnmcnt behc:ve 1o
Mon: o"c:n, the) are con~rned w ath
JU'l being able to It\(' peacefull) "ath
~omc: rcmnanb ol then proud -hc:n1agc and tifc.tyle. •
Mghtrdn~ ... Pclona said, wtl$ rapid
1nduwtual dc:\clopm<!nt and
mc:chant7.11110n , "htch lead to un·
emph.wanent hn b«n to sed aboul 10 the caun11
~10~:e I Q20 The CIISC, rclaunr, to u
trent\ IIISncd hctwcc:n the lJ ...
£0\l'rnmenl 01nd the Saau,. tndaon•
1n UltiK, rl ,, •de wc!llcrn ~outh
llJkot.l nnd \\ vnman~t plu' pnrts ol
Nc:htulo:u .and Kan"u' .1~ !"wu'
humdund•
Ovrr the h1st 58 ~ear~o~, the In·
dtan plnantl(h ha"e gnne through
1 hrtt c:t af attm ne} a The 01" ha'
pc:nnd1c:tll) hcc:n won by the lndiuns
und the lJ ~ ••mcrnment , But e.tch
HCh>r\ ha& h«n appealed
l)elunn saul the maJor stunlbl·
10[1 hind an 1 he "hole: ~~~e hilt been
that 1 he gu"c:rnmcnl 11> unw1lhng to
ae«pl the lndwn poanl of vaew on
the matter 1 he Stou!'l ha\c mten·
Item~ he) ond •mple acqUI)ition of
then homclanda , he SAid, foremo11
Of Whll'h is fllltiUal. fhC:llUihor ltd
Indian\ hu\c: a de-c:per reprd for thc
hc:tlth ol the land und thetr pJ\•
chalogical. as \\ell na phystcal,
n:htttunshtp "11h nuture, But he !\3id
the itO,ernment does nCil understand
thnc phllmoph) , OR VINE DELORIA
VIne Oelona, lndtan activiSt ,poko to LewiCJ and Clark oULIU
Wednesday , Oct. 4. Ho was our second spoakor tor the forum
government before they c.tn 1mooth
lv 1..1 ~t the retn• 1 hem c:lv~ I he .
government currcntb kcc:p~~o lndaan\
OUI of the KO\'C:rntng prOCX!!.\
Deloria s.11d, 10 order to keep them
effectivel) 1gnoron1 of the prOCC'-\e• men cun hvc to~tether an 1978,
In h11 ,pec:ch, Del orin
cntical ot the legal prof~'lion.
Ia" ycr htm~c:lf. he utd there i1
muth dependence on coun •
\OIVe the problemr. Of the World
hllg.llltOn WUt 80tnQ IO l)c:lorua ha! se~cd as nc:cuuvc
director of the Nauonal Congr~' ol
lnduan • chainnan of the InstitUte
for the Development of Jnd111n La"
and 'icc--chairman of the Amencan
Indian RC$0urcc Anociauon A~ a
member of the Standtng Rock S1ou,.
Tnbc. Delona':lo book1 reOc:ct h"
dupleuun: wuh the wav lndaan' .. h'H 500 yc:nrs \\-e'\e bcc:n tr) •
lOg IO !"llldUCX better machtne. to do
our work for U\," Odono ,zud "So
it' no wonder there is "o much
unemplo mc:nt. We'\-'c: become C:lt·
pc:r1r. after .SOO yt:4n " f 1fl\' year. .\go, the fluebln ln­
d~<m' w<m an tn)Un{;tton ro ktc:k the
white: 111o1n oft theu trc:uty ~naured
lund in Nc:\\ Mc:Jtico But L>elorin
contend& thnt " not the tntc:ntion of
the Siou m '>outh Ditkotu. 1 he:
~IOU'-w.ant to be rc:cottni7.ed a~
~ople "ho lave on and arc: concern­
ed wnh the: land. Deloria said
Bc~td~ he conllnued, the pmc
tical problems ol c.oncechna control
of Un area tO people who .UC: Uh•
familiar with mBna8c:menl of chat
. re.a would prove a catutrophy He
dn:\\ a connection betwc:cn the
~IOUA and the: blacb in Jouthcrn
Africa: the) all nc:cd to panicipacc in "'All the lndaana Wllnt an thas
~c [between the Stoux and the U S
go"crnment] t~ to be rc:colln•.z.ed for .1
change.- Deloria told the LAg.
"1 hey hvc: then:, too." anythm~t. tl would hove: done: 11 .._...__
ago," he atd
• have been tn:ated o .. ~r the last or:n·
Chamberlin lecturer I ad of fon:thoushr ha$ been
1ho" n even more cnousl) where
Indians an: concunc:d, accordana to
Delona Durina an anter'V\CW with
the: P'JofJf"U Log before h1.upccch. he
Aid the white man w shown a
sc\en: lack of undcrstandmg wath
the red·man, and cited a case which He ~ld it's tame: to ttop worry
mg about who-the lndanns or the:
whJte:J have a historical ngbt to the:
land It obl.cures the real tuue. he
argued, of how the red und wh1tc Dclono stud lawyers can
confu~ un 1\JUe to the po1nt t~
true Intent can be entirely lost
brought up the $()..year-old
c.w e 111 an example of that, in
land ucquisition has agaan bel::ll
the focol point of opposition
Henry Steele Commager, famous historian,
s to LC students on America's justice
Pb.tlJl\ OUtr
Of tk P10n~ I 4>1
Henl) Stc:c:lc: Commagcr.
perhap. the foremost hutorun of the:
wr SO ye&B, takc:a an idc:alistu: vie"
of America'' futun:. a view for wtuch
he: has been n:pcatedl) cnticired .
"'Nothing an all btllol) had
every •uc:cuded like: Amc:nca,~ he
wrote in his book: Thr Amtn(Qn
\fmd, "'and every American knew 11.
Nowhere else on the gJobe had
natun: bttn at on« so rich and "'
generous, and htr nchct. ~c:rc
:mailable to all who h.ad the enrc:r­
prUc: to take them and lhe aood
fortune to be white."'
o1ed abo for h1s defenae ol
avtl liberties, Conunager will spc:a .. Frida) Oct. tJ, .u 7 lO p m 10 the
Lc" 11 and Clark chapel Ht Will be
the~cond annual M..trk Ch.amberhn
lecturer. His toptc "'II be the state of
ju,ti~ in Amenc.l
Henl") Bnir. chaarman oflht LC
htiiOI)' department, agreed with
critie& that Commasc:r has taken a
surpriMDgl) opllmiS(JC view of
meriestn democracy , .t~)'ing that
$UCh u "it'\\ an often be aqravating .
~H.-, to be credited for a Luge:
amount or cnllcal writing about
Amenca." Bair l-aid. ·ro (om­
mager. t\merac:a reprc:~enh
M>methintc 'el'}' spectal an history.
ru.tmc:ly the cmbodamc:nl of the 18th
cent Uf) 1deala of toleration,
hopefulnt'$:. and humanitarian ism
f'hi~ 11 the pomr where I tind Com-
Hawaii
C'est "cheap"
Choo1e Your o.p.t1n
To Honolulu: To Portiand
Nov23 Oec.S
Nov 28 Dec 10
Nov~ Dec 18
Choo 11 Your LMMt Pac:k
You can chooee an lnexpensrye ~perhaps you'd like a
oondomaniu'n. AtJd a rental cat or edd an outer iSUind We have the
~ions to frt your deal,. and your budgeU
The Tra_. Er.plf1l
Thai' I us and Wflre loected In the T ramon' Room In T emplelon
Centar (jl.illt down from the lnfonnation de 1k), For questions and
infomlldioo , pku•a give us a cell. or lUll stop by.
AS LC. T met Ser'iice
~~ lnl:.
LC Box 140 u,.,~~s & ~ College au e-111 x357
2 moser hard 10 luke ..
Ocspuc: Commaac:r't opum1•m.
however he hu not tgnored the
Llmted Slate\' faults In an antcle for
the ::,aturclay Rt'vlr"' 10 1969, he
\HOle th.1t \mc:nca could be put on o
much $liner cou~ by removmg
some of the mOucnor: hc:ld by the
nation's current leadeD
"There never wu a more
prop•tious moment, tf we: arc
pn:partd to take advantage of II, 10
mo .. c: the military. and the realiJts
~ho ore: so much leu than rcala.tic:,
away (rom the center of fon:1gn
poltc) ," the unicle rc:ad .... If the-e
group~ recede m innuc:ncc:. af ne-\\
rnen, new 1deas and a ~ncr \CI of
pnonties take over, there may be •'
cbnnce to mukc the (lO\Iernmcnl
work."
Commugcr Inter crltlcll.ed the
prc:.sent ~uue ol tJ.S bu,mc') "A
)0Ciel)' Oh!.C:SSC:d with the vindltatton
ol private enterprir.e does not
nourir.h u I{Cnernuon dedicated to
puhhc cntcrpriu Wuhoul thut
dc:du:ation , me commonwealth "
betru}cd and lo,t "
In hu book lntuprt'tmt HENRY STEELE COMMAGER
.~1 mtttcan Hutot)', { ommager
wrote that nataonaham hu gaven
American• a vc:ry narrow objective:
scope .. We'n: prep<uc:d to drop • ... a tweedy professor ot constitutional and Intellectual history·
napalm on Vietnamese: ch1ldren,"
( ommogcr wrote, .. buc we: would
lowoon of agony tf we .saw a child
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: 2$/gallon below notmal
Either Mini or Full-Service
LABOR: 10% dlacount
PARTS: 10% dlacount
By popular demand. Burlingame
Che~ron has offered ua these price
reduction• I.D. card required 6 gel/on
min on gat dltcount. Located at Taylor'•
Ferry Rd. & Terwilliger
246-4274
FrM pick-up end delivery on Mrvlce CHEVRON burn an our own country. We
\:Ontraved that we can take in
what I !I tlo~c: to us If we: c:ver 1eaJ11
feel c:omp.srablc anautah or lptrlt
all people, we: will have reached
poant where: it will make very
d1flc:n:nc:e what form our anstnut,JII
take ~
Brur qid Commaaer haa
o muc:h more courageoua auuuclc
h1s diacu •10n of American
thlln mo•t of h11 peera .. The
that ttnke me, tn pohricalt~>rtr•l.
that he held to 1 11teady kind
liberal line about Ameneu wm;u
waa not e.11y to do ao." Bair satd.
write obout ctvtl raJhttm the 'SOs
riaky. A aood many academi
were afntid to speak out or
munaled when they did."
1 he Soturdav R"'itw
LitrrQturr haa called Comn:a11
"the very model of a
profeuor of conat1tutional and
tellec:tual history." Plo d Clark stud•
!he forum sene
:thc:J In 1978,
ich, Dc:loriu ,
rgnl pro{.,,ion.
,e 'Utd there is l
• on court nctiot
u of the world wis and Clark students
our-college backgattunon t enter
• ,\pril c:crdlnc
OJ tiN l'itmffr I '1
The SorthweJt Independent
Sc:tfool AnOCIIIIOn wall hold the lint
tn a s.c:nes of bac:kpmmon tour­
n:amentj between amall colleaes
Monday. Oct. 21 al &he Una~ertuty of
Portland.
Other school11 which W111 par­
ticip.ate ~are Wallametlc, t •nficld, and
l.~i~ und Clurk. LCs tournament
wall be held Nov . .5.
rnc event ;, bcang aponwred by
orthwntcrn Cotlegulle Entertain·
menr. whtch brought the Jell Lorber
f·ua~on JUl tNand to the Apc:a
Hanapn Ch:apcl laJI ~turday
rughl.
Entry fcc wtll be $3.50 with
ctJht pntc catcgoncs bcins offered,
.ncludang first through fourth places.
and lour conJolauon pnt..c:J First
pme 11 two uckc:u to sec the King
Tucanl:h.amen uhabit at t~ Saute
Center an Seattle, Wash. Badpm·
mon sets. and tee sharts will abo be
SJVCn 115 prtLel
r he tourn:tment is open to II
backl(Ammon players wuh ll tree
wod;shop lor the beJinner to be
oUctcd lree ot' ch.11rge.
Jon Edw.udt., Northwestern
Collegiate Entertainment
spoke, man saad, .. It's important that
beg~nnefl panu:ap:uc because the
tournament 11 1c:t up an dtflcrc:nt
di\'IStOni .. •
goang to ~
d hnve done it
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lnwyen can
o the poant ,....,-
entarely lost.
l.SO...year-old .
le of that, an
hu npan bc:tc
r oppos1taon .
al history.'
ntry. We arc
~n take in
mf!rtcan
~ra . "The
it leal
ateady ktnd
m ... n,... when
.. Bausaad
In the 'Stn
acadcm
k out or
R'~·ltw
Com
of a t \1111'1111
tional and
Orw~r 11 Baktr
Under the darc:c:uon of •tudent
president Larry J ewlb the
Independent 1\chools
oca111tion hCl\ been formed Plarua
N ISA begnn lost ycardunng
' term o• Auocaoted Studenu
,...,,. und Clark vace prcJidc:nt
Currently compnsed of six
nnl, independent colleges,
A w11l lobby the tntere~t• of
"chool1, as well as "bloc
k" events ancludtng concerts und
cuhurul IICUVIliCS The SIX
' wh1ch make up NlSA are
W1llomettc:, l.anfield, Womer
lie: Um,eraaty of Ponland. and
oro,. Fox
und1na for membenh1p an the
Thonteln\.Son
' Phmnr I 01
A 'ltudc:nt-inuaatcd proposnltor
care center ror children or
" ond Clorlt student~. (acuity
•tuff war. reJected early thu
With no present plan for
The propo.al wu• Introduced
pnn(l b\ four cducntton
a. conducttntr a tca1tbiht} sur·
Mlmt ferron. one of the
anvolved, said rc:suh• an­
purc:nt., of at leaat 20 c:htldrcn
interc ted in 11 day care faCJhl>
Dean ol Student\ Daclt: Soren
socd the plan hnd been turned
pnncipally because of bud~t
~nts ·e .s, Other obatacles included
need for nppropriatel)' certafacd
and the n«d for ,, unable
ton on 'ampua, he added
Sorenaun also qunttoned the
lor •ueh a pro1rom .. The
UK<: tfQdatiQnlll stUdent ISn'( JP.
to clu-e whether the •chool h(UI u
c-are center or not," he auld
fcrmn .a1d organt1cra had
lor .1 CErrA (Comprehentave
lniCIYment nnd 1 raamna Ac:t)
to hare quahfaed personnel
nuer\ lllat) plonncd On fees and
untccr help from parents and
dents, she lAid
1 he basement of Odell Hall wu
.1n1111)' IUa&'Cited U a aatc:. fhat
atacm, however. would need
lot. Octvbtor IJ, IP11 i~ Northw
organinataon ia provcdcd by the in·
diVlduaJ 'chool Those having larger
budgets contribute S200, whtle thoiC
wath 'maller budgets contnbutc
S I .SO Fundtng for LC's membenhap
"cornang from the ASL<. cxc:c:utave
allocauon fund
Lc:wts. the exccutave director of
NISA, dacnbe' the orpnal.llllon us
a .. univetuhzed cfrort between com·
munaty schools ..
~our emphnsas a. on o brooder
pcrapecllve than m)' &chool, my Clty,
my suuc: " he 'l4td .. Effiettnt aystems
arc orpn11ed on a massave, rcg1onal
~cnle lt'~ u mult1·nattonaJ world and
tbanp have to be orgnru1..ed, 1f they
arc to be effectavt, on a laraer scale ..
Lew.' uphuncd that an 1
pohtacal se.ue, NISA Will operate
much lake the Oregon Student lob-
rejected
renovations to bnna It up to state
~tnndnrd6 According to Ferran the
\ate would nted new furniture and
carpetang, n telephone, a fenced out·
door play aren. some play equip­
ment a stnk attached to e-.i•ung
plumbing and wmdo~ screen&
Ferrari ••ud ~t c:crtifi"'-lliOn
authority from the state { hildren'!'
ScrvtCC!I DIVIItOn h.u alread) aaven
unohictol opproval. •ubjc:ct to thoae
modificution'
Ferrari \4td the felt ctr·
cum5tuncet urroundins pre entu·
tion of the propos.al may ha-.c:
jeopardi1ed Its consideration . MOur
biuc 1 ma11taL:e was an the specific
wa) we \\cnt about procnung the
propowl to the uecutivc: council,"
Ferrari id.
Student ucuvitiCi director Make
Ford ,ukcd Fermri to \\rite up the
propo...U the da)' bel ore the meeting.
he .. atd The proposal w a then
prepared be(o~ the mecuna. tl'le
udded
J-crrun 'Dtd 'he thou&ht ford
would pret~c:nt the: proposal tn penon
at the mecttna. or utlk to Sorcnaon
belore the mec:tanJ ond have ham
prc:!>ent at Ford. howc:\ler. took the
proponl to President John
Howard's office for constdcration
lor a CET A arunt.
From there the proposal
reached the eJtecutivc council agen­
da wtthout much explanation. • by. which lobbtao the concerns ol
studcnu from \tate hiJ}lct learning
• •
tnaiiiUtton:~o .
•we: w1ll be tn contact wath the
OSLand the two 8fOUJn arc hoptna
10 atd one another," he saad .. When
the 0'>1 lobbu:s, tbcy have the \tate
and communit) college pc:rapec:uve
but thc)·'re masstng the vaew~ of
pnvn.te achoola that would c:nhuncc:
thear perspective "
Nl~A would lake: to use the
Oregon ~tudc:nt Pubhc Interest
R~earch Group as the rc:st'<l~h ~­
Cihatc ol the orsanaz.1t1on
·we arc hopaoa to sponsor JOtnt
internshap' wnh OSPIRG and &C'
ttudents anvolved an politically ­
oriented proJectS th:u are beneficial
to 1tudents. auc:h llJ lobbying the:
,tate le~Jsloturc: lor more: nate finan·
For the very finest
In sandwiches
and salads
1300 W. Burnside
Tel. 227-8864
Saturday Ia
College Night
Giant Pitchers
$1.40
h Lewis and Cia
I. D. ou
c:tal oniJtunc:e," Le~i• said.
E'entUlllly. Lewts would like to
sec at udc:nt& rccei\ie indivadual study
crcdats for rhcir lobbyang effons.
NISI\ '!iill alsu be produc:ina a
monthh newalc:ller to be dastrabutc:d
at each school, li,ttnaevenu happen·
ing on other curnpu\0 and also
dt~c:uuina current pohtteal tuucs
.. Bloc bookina. bnnains an
e~;ent tn sc\cral campUiC1, enable-a
schools to afford biuer-name enter·
tainment. whether it be a concert, a
pl3y, or a comedy aroup," said
senior Jon Edwards. NISA's darec­
tM of project• and actavities. Edwards' role 1s to orpruzc
communaataon bdwcen ldlools
and bool:maa~nts, b<argaanana fora
better price
The: c~cnts. lundc:d at each
school b) us n:spcctivc budpt, wall
rcccavc promotional help (rom
~I!> I\.
l'oth ~is and Edw'llrda sec
,-.;'I t\ e~cnb ,u t1 n opportunity for
ampus orpnuJation' to r11se funds
b scUin" conce~'>lons at the: at~­
ttv•ti~
"We'r~ ~trc:nmg moth .. uon and
innovation beyond o bake salc ... u•d
Edwards. •
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We're sure you have better things to do
than your laundry and dry cleaning . We
offer a complete dry cleaning and laundry
service.
We 'II do your laundry for you for $3.50 f,or
the 7 lbs and $.45/lb for each additional
pound.
20% Discount on Dry Cleaning
10% Discount on Laundry
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246-7333
Hours: M·F 7 AM-6 PM; Sat9:30 AM-3 PM
expire• 10/31178
Use this coupon through the month of
October 1978 for saving a few bucks.
If you are new to Lewis & Clark, give us a try
for your dry cleaning and laundry needs.
If you have been around for a while and
haven't used us. come in and try us.
If you have been in before we'll be happy to
see you again.
3 • ( \f'tlhi· 0\\t'll' • lllth• l'ta•tnot I fiJ:
Tht cmh.ept ol men ond "omen
ll\m on the snme floor tn
n:'tdC'n~o't hall \\0\ tnl tt>du«tt II
l e,'''' and llutl; b) nccchtl\' '''0
\TUC'lo ago ~o\\ thcrc: are I l\l cd
tlt\or tn l l donn• oors
\II lin: Oour.; 10 Ste\".lrt ll.tll
.m: ~.:t,·td I \Jut ntmr' 10 .• \ .t nd
u B" "m~s ul <.. orc:lnnd tl oil art C(l•
cJ hliC.\1 lhll hl\ Ct~d floll~ 10
'" o hUIIdmg~ four tn Aide• and
'" u tn flomJcr'''·' · •ln .til co c:d lluol"'. men untJ
\Hlrnrn h\c tn •erut.tlt room' and
u'c: ~cr.u.ttc: hnthrot~m'
Members of one of Copeland's co·ed floors Oevra Jnrvis and Jotf
Schunk, discuss th pros and cons of co .. od llvmg
OLD IRISH INN
It may be a long way to Tipparari
but the Old Irish Inn is the
closest tavern around.
Go north on Terwilliger,
turn left on Barbur and
watch for the leprechauns .....
• Live Music-Thurs., Fri., Sat.
•. Oyster Dinners Thurs.
-All you can eat for $3
• Darts, Foosball, Pool, etc .•.
~111111111'11.11.111.1.11.1111111111 I ~
~ I I YOU TRY IT, WE BUY IT ~
~ ~
~ Place one classified ad in the Pioneer Log ~
~ and we'll run that same ad in the next ~
~ issue for FREEl What could be finer? ~
~ Call ext. 232 and ask lor Devor Jon or ~
~ drop your ad with proper payment in ~
~ campus box 21. ~
i * I I · I I You try It, we buy ll.. I
~ that's the Pioneer Log. ~
~ ~
L,,,,,,,,IIII.I.IIIII.II.IIII.IIIIJ 1 he collejlt'' lirat ccH:d Ooor
""' IMmed in ~It\\ oil 1 an 197b \\hen
there.-\\ c.-rc too mnn\ "omen on ll
"omc:n' llnor .tnd ntll ennutth mtn
on a mC'n'$ 11om I ht Orflcc ol
Rc,iden~e ltulh ,, ppn•\ ed the plnce
menl ,,, Jmnc women un lhnt men\
ncltlr
"l ht' yc.u tht ott udcnt' det.tded
tu 11111h ull h\C llO\H\ 'll-<:d." ~1111J
(\nlu o''""· .tctmr rc.,tdc:nt dtrcc
lt'lf ol \te\\ un the on I~ '41Udent
un\pcrntl\e on cumpu' '1\o one
\\11' Ulhtf'l(' 1\l h11\ Ill~ co-etl Ooor\
tht' \eur, butt hut doe,n't meun thuc
\\on't be noor:.. thilt aren't Co·ed
nc'tl year."
"The co-ed floors
provide a reaiZl' healthy
living relationship ...
R~ident~ of a men~ land 11
women'' noor in C opcland \Ub-Mlltt'd ll co-ed noor proposal which
was, appro\ed b\· the restden~X hnll'
officc: lttsl WLntcr rhc tWO floort
meraed Just tpnna r .... 0 more
(opeland noors have dont' tht tame
tht~ term
\ prupu'-ll.tpprovc:d 1.,,111prinM
mudt uJI hHlr llout' In -\ldcr ~0-cd
tht' ttrnt J,undero\n·~ two co cd
llnnr' were ~·remc:d to ticcomodutc
un tmb.tlunce between the number•
ol nten und \'-Omen tn thut bmldtnl(
Althou8h u proposal for two co
cd lloc.lf' tn ~~1.111 Ho\\tHd ( omplc:t~:
\\U\ uc:cepted lull I 'prtng, 1 here Me no
c~~d Jloof\ there thl\ term r wu
noor-In Plutt Hnll were de'&IIJnOtetl
co·cd. ··but at room pl.t~ement time
the\ couldn't till the floor,," 1ud •
Rc~tdence Hall~ Director Dent~c
1 hnmp'ion . ..Peorle didn't hkc the
tde.t ol goang up and do....-n ''"'' to
get to the h.;nhroom ."
f he ongtnal Plntt·Howord pion
":111 lor .t \inttlc co-ed Ovor in
Ho\\Urd Hnll I he plan wa\ llblln·
dOlled beCoiU\e II WllUld hU\t' rc·
4U1rrd C:\tc:n~ivc rcnwdehng of u
hill hrc'W Ill Student rc.tCilon to the co
II\ tng MtUutiun hu' been vaned
Jorcshnmn Jo)ine Ptke: "It
tttColl lt''i ~~' open I nc\er r~11\
thought at "-11' un)' hts thtntt •·
r rc,hmnn f err\ Stlbermnn
"It' naturrtl I never had to h
'epo&r.ttch lrom my brother'"
~~•phomorc <. m Coole)' .. I M
'' ,\ lloor ul all guy\ ~ecms wetrd ·
.Junmr (. hcryl utlhlun "II
more rca liM ac; butthC're IBomelhtD.
,.about hVInfl on .In ull· Women'\ 0()( (]
of
thut '' more cohc\lvc " _..,,
<i.tr) Dt~tcr For"t Hall r('(
dent director, ~ f here I\ \lilt ll de•tt:
lor sJnttlc:·.sc:-. dorm bull thtnk 1
" worJ..1ng wcllnnd wtll for the nc:
le'A yc.tr),"
"The eo-c:d nnor pro\·idc:
reall he.tlth) livtni relntton,hi
"'"d 1 homp~on "It t'l lile lunt
\efiiU\ re.tl perception It olllow I
•ome reoll)' tcrnftc: fnend\htp!! IDU!ItC:J
"We will conttnue to pion floor mbl)
nt the request or student\ WC' Mill jDid hel
be able to provide ahernattve~ " • Ptppln
.. hl5 f
nt I
hwnr
IDUStcnl ,.,
/ournol
hntct
l'lppill
tn
aomedJ
men
.. d ~
lato dt
Mielsori
ich"
ICton <
bl
Br ucu Gollaqhor Stacy Olsen and Jeff Schunk enjoy co-ed lite. tlin at~
lor$4
ll\ldcn
lacated
Yamhtll
don and Discrimination c ~ges dismissed
I e\\ '' .tnll Clark did not d1~·
cnmmate .tglun)l women employees
b\ m:unuuntng an tn'IUruncc plun
requ1nng htsher rut~ lor women, u
tedcral mngl\tnttc hc:ld ln"t Wedncs·
do. '
I he h:derul Equ.tl Emplo)ment
Oppnrtunn' Commt,,ion filed u 'uit
la)t t cbrua.)' t~lletclng thut the
college hnd mumtumed n d1e.
criminntorv Jn-.uruncc: plun between
.lUI) 2. l9bS ur.d Mnr 7, 1974
Ourtn!! that pcnod. the suit charged.
womc:n employee\ with \tngle-pnny
co\eragc: under the collc(lc: Blue
Cr t.Hlo plan were forc:c:d to pu) htgher
nuc:s thnn their mule counterpart\
Howc"er, lJ $. Mn8J!Itratc
tieorgc Juba held that lhe tolleae
hod lullillcd its legal obh{ullton by
m.oking c:qual c:ontnbut1ons to'A.ud msuranec Ct>\.crntte lor both men and
\\Omen cmplo)'c~ .
When cont.actcd ln!t rebrunr)
b~ the P'ionrn I.CJg, Rtchard
"ioonan. lormer director of thc: LC
pe"'onnel dcpJrtment, uphuned the
Hlue ( ro" in~urancc "~)"tem He
ntd the college patd tnto the poltt~c:
ol 11' cmplo)ee:o.. wtth the employees.
muktnl' up the dtfferenc:e
"Hnwe\cr" Noonun 1u1d, "the
amount Blue (·ros~ charged \\omen
wu~ hlt~her than men. pre,umubh
due to matcrntt)' polic1~ Appurent
ly. those fihngthe complaint u,~urn
ed thut the college . hould hove putd
the c\tn. ,,mount. or 'ubstdile the
women employee., to compcn~ute for
h1gher premiUm~ "
Wtlhum M.alhn~on vu:e
prestdent of bustne•" Gnd fin.mcc
lltltd, "Thi" type ol complatnt could
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P.O. Box 84396, Los Angeles, CA. 90073 be ~.:hurged to .tn} tn\urcd an~tituuo;
10 that period "'tncty·ntne perccr(
ol them did it that wa' ," • •
DES may
cause cancer
•< ould you havt c:anc:er!
U your mother took u mt!\·
carnage prc\.entutrve when 1hc
w,\, prc:gnont vou mn) have a
mild lorm of c.mcer and not
know it.
An tnformntionul meeting
on the dtc:cts uf l>E n .1 hor­
mone gl\cn to presnant women
in thc: 194~ and so, wtll be
)ponsored b) the Oregon
StudC'nh Putllic lnterut
Re,c:urch Group Oct. 19 ut 7
p.m. in the Odell Hulllounse.
!illld Mtmt Fc:rmri of OSPIR(,
The: public t5 m\·tted to the:
• mecuntt.
I he: meeting will leature
l>1 l\1m L .m~rlt)', a Portland
phy'!lcllln .md Pc:t: Beck w1th ol
the Portlund branch of DE'\
Aetton, u Mtiun.tl oratanillltion
fur med to muke known the
pnu1blc: dUOjlCT\ to ol hopnna ol
women \lohn lOOk fl('i
For m!l ol ,ufeno•u,., cervtcnl
cancer, 11nd \'lljinal cancer have
been dctec:ted tn olll'pnng or
Df.S u era. ~ud Ferrari. She
sntd men Rll \\ell ., women can
hi*\ e I W • vmptnm5. J 01
ilklefiml Entertainment
)n co chr ~n
been varaed eatres offer variety -
J\C f,i);r: "It
• I nc:\er fCII\
has ching ••
r\i Silberman
ver hud Co h
brothrn" iPortland theatres otTer wealth
of dratna, comedy and satire
11 (. oolry· ''I hi
scem11 weard · lt,~&n IJoe~lt')
G&llilnn "h Q11hr l'tnn ... • I"~
ere •~ "omc:tha
1-women'\ noc llo\1. nCO\\ n Portland ~tier:\ a
c,. l allh t•f lhculrell, all within 11 h11ll
~ ur ruJc: bv c••r or bu' Man) of
orc"t Hall ro. llle)t' 1heatrc: 11 urc: well ucabhshcd
re '" 'llllu de'' m('llOit'1o, wtlh a fc\\ upproaching
~ buc llhtnk cit. dl rroh ~ll'ionallltatus . l>l\trtlly of
'VIII for Chc nr m.aiC'rHII 1 seldom II J'HOblem: from
por prov1dc mcdy co pnc:holo(l ac.tl llrumu,
rclund oflea' .1 piny lor nn) mood
B relut•on'lhar No\\ pluyans on the moansaage
1 ill h~e '''"' at chc Portll!nd Cav1c 1 heatre i•
•n' h ul~O\H ( ppm. Jim Enc:k•on darects this
rnendsh1ps. ~U'Iteal about Papptn ((ireg
IJe to pion no«~(; T mblyn). che 'on ol l hurlemugne
fdrnt'\, We mw li\d hear to the: Hoi) RomRn Fmparc
~ltcrnatevt'l ." I p1pp1n linds htm~lf wtth Che world
al ht~~o reel. and then doesn't lnow
What ll) do With at Stephen
hwurt1 ( Gotbpr/1) wrote the
mu~u:al whtch ha~ been heralded by
th hf'sla Wi'rk/)' anrt the OrrRoll
Journal &.A the .. Cmc'• most
hntc:..lly claborute cY"Cnt to date "
ppln pia~ through Nov II, w•th
curtoan Ill 8 30 p m mghtly venera! -'m• a on cackeh ore: SS. wuh a S I
di'lcount for students
r'anillt'S, WhiCh opened l.all
tduy, 11 pl.ayina an the Portland
VIC 1 heatrc: Blue Room The
eomedy (oUows the hfe of th~
men (l..auryl Gotltng. Lisa Olsen,
ud Leslie Sawhill) throush thetr
bi8h \chool da~ u cbecrlcadcl"',
lato dascUusaoned adulthood Robert
cl~on darecu thaa production
ach will run through Nov 2.S The
actors or the cast apply make-up on
ge bcg1nning at 8 p m , wath cur-
tain at 8:30 p m. T1ekets ore on aale
for $4 general admwaon and S3
lbldents Portland CaV1c Theatre 11
downtown 11 1530 SW
Yamh1ll Street For more: cnforma­
don and reservatiOns, calll26-3048
I olpon(' as currently pla)'ln& an
iadelimte run at Portland Con~er-11,\tory f hc:utre r hJJ dnrk comedy is
ct an\ entcc dunng the 16th century.
I he phtv deal• wuh deccruaon : Qood
d«di diSJUIIIng ruthlt'1' greed
Directed hy Roger f,oncr, Volportt'
pla)s I hun.cht), haday and Satur­
duy\ 01 K p m, Wtlh 1 performance at
7 p m Cln Sunday$ Jacket co.c .arc
S), S.l and S4. 75 I he ,,oreland
Cun~nlllllr )' I hc.atrc ar. locutcd ut
1119 SW PJrk \lcnue Ctatl 22J-
924J lor more anlurmntmn . •
Cahart't, u populur mulltC'dl
dmmu et nmons the decadent maht
pn1 ol Bcrhn 1n the l9)0s, i1 bcins
prt"\cntcd b The Production Com­
pany. C ahartl plays Oct. 12,1 tl, 25,
28, No\. 2, 8 und 10. Curtain ·~ at
tl '0 p m wllh ticket' collmg SS.
1 he Productton C omp.1ny nh1o
pre\enl\ the trnga-comedy, Jot Egg.
Th15 moVIn8 drumu '" based on the:
hfc ol u ~pastic chald and h" parents.
Jo' F.O' runs tn repertory with
Moratl Sadr and ( ahurrt through
Nov II I he Production Compan)
It loc.:lled acron the n\lff .u 21 SSE
Nanth A"enuc, wtth t1ckcta costing
$4. For '«:heduiC~~ and reservations.
cull 231-571 S.
Tht Drunkard, at the Medtevul
Inn R~ttaun.n t. •• u hus·the-Vtlla.in
and-cheer -the-hero melodrama The
Mork Allen Playen present th1s old­
ume fovontc fatunna Sunncy
Sorrels 8ll the bad auy With the
*twuty mouatache .. For a dehctOUI
d1nnc:r nnd theatre:, the Medtevallnn
as located ;at Stl SW Second Avenue
tn Old Town 1ickcc prica are S4 $0
for the 'lhow For add1tional lnfor­
matton. phone 222-0914.
Portland Ctvtc Theatre
Portland Co~erva tory Theatre and
the Medaevnl Inn Restaurant can be
easaly re3ched by takma bus no . .0
downtown 1 o reach The Produc­
uon Company. a tran fer to bus no
14 '' requarcd Rc:.ervations for all
product&ons arc: suueated.
~red anstilutto
y-rune per«~
uy.. ' Now playing
ay
mcer
ve ranur?
coo._ u mas­
vc when she
mn) have .a
r and not
nal meetins
ES .l hor·
ant women
o~ w111 be
c: Orc:aon
I nttre•t
ct. I 0 at 1
oil lounge,
f OSPIRG.
ted to the
ill lemurc:
11 Porthtnd
fkdwith of
b ol m:s
' ' rganwlllon Oct. 17
TIH ~ t o r )' o f the Las 1
Ci)untbemum
Th•• Japanese lilm follow the
ar story ol nch boy mcet1 poor
-\fter beang d11owned by htJ
.,. .. , .. rt ul father. the yo una man
e' out on haa own. atdcd by h11
EventuuUy he bec:omea a
roted $tar, and they h\le happily
r aftet. Otrected by KenJu
I.JMIJ~Wni, the moVIe 11 noted for it
real anugery
'J mhn~on F~ Oct. IS
On the Wattrfront
Ftua Karan's masterful duu­
tion. Bon' ~aufman's photograph\ ,
and Marlon Orando't st.uhng per­
formance make this one of the out­
'Standang dromu of the 19SOs. The
plot conccma unaon stnfc and
pohttc;al struagl~ on the: New York
Wlltcrfron t The multaple Academy
Awurd-wanntr boust!l outstandtng
supportmg ellorta by Karl Malden.
h3 Mont '\aant. lee J. Cobb. and
Rod Stelser
Counal Chambe~ S 75 ON THE WATERFRONT
Eve Mane Saint and Marton Brando star tn a llard as well as the stun nang drama earned lhls film etght
hutmg drama of cnme and corruptaon on the New Acadomy Awards
York waterfront . The tremendous emotional appeal
Coming Attractions
•Gtt.ltlt ('erlln-Oct. 13,8 p.m ..
Pnrumnunt l heater: S6.SO, $7.SO.
Sll,$0
• Cro~er Wuhin11on, Jr. (wtth
locksmuh) -Oct. 18, 8 p.m .•
Parumoun l Theater: S7.50, S8.$0.
•Arlo Cuthrit-Oct. 20, 8 p.m.,
Paramount Theater: S6.SO. $7, S7.SO.
•Forelcncr Oct 20, t1 p.m ••
Memorial Cohitum
•10 CC Oct. 21. 8 pm,
P11rnmoun1 1 hearer $3 SO an ad·
vance SS day of the show.
•Jerry Garde Band end Bob
Weir Band-Oct. 6, 7 p.m .•
Julie Pudub.uah
Of th~ PIOIM'n I oa •
larabundD is an u~rimcntal
team ina film \enes tn us' second year
31 Lewis and Clark. It adds a new
audao visu:al damension to learn ina a
forc:isn lansuagc.
The '\paniah 101p opera,
produced by the Bntuh Broad­
C:U11llnJ Corporation. lollowsthe hfc:
of a poor. tmall town youth named
Rumtro. In has \Circh for eJtcttc:mcnt
an lht b1g clly, he encountcn ad"tn·
turc of many kinds, both cornu; and
• trotpc.
Each week the clau follows a
hull-hour ~csment while clauroom
ac:tmllt'1i parallel the fum. The
cmphall"i of the proaram is to te:tch
\\or~ clusters or phf'UC! instead ol
separate isolated worda. This
method is suppo,ed to make it easier
to learn the new lonauagc.
l'he procedure: tollows 11
defimcc pattern. The script is di ·
cU'>"ed in cia co famahanze the
tudents wath the ~;ocabulary and to
ancorporatc it into the arammar . Paramount Theater.
•Hall and Oatts (With Cuy
Boy)-Ocl. 27, Paramount fhcater:
S7.$0 SS, S8..$0
•Scab and Crofr,-Oct, 29,
Paramount Theater.
•Gordon l.ichtfoot-Nov. 4, 7
p.m. and 10 p m., Chic Auditorium.
•Rush (wllh Pat lravci"')-NO\,
b, Memon>1l Coliaeum
•Bill) J~l -No\', 7, 8 p.m ..
Memorial Coliseum: rcsef'tlcd seal-s,
S7. SK, S9.
•Bob Dylan-Nov. 9, 8 p m ••
Memorial Cohsc:um : res.c:r"~ suts, S8.SO, SIO
Ttd:cts for shows tat Memorial
Cohscum avuilablc at &he ColiJcum
or 111 Mcacr and Frank T tckeu (or
.shows Ill Paramount Theater
avnilable ar the Porumount boa of­
fice ( 1037 W Broadway ),
Everybody's Recorch, For What It's
Worth Recnrd,, lo~pman·,, Steveru
and Son JcVotlers, und Meier and
Frank.
For more inlormation call the
Paramount lid;et Office C225-47.S0)
or the KINK Concert t.ine (2l6-
S08tU.
experimental fi...a...A • senes
The fatm 1\ then Yle"'ed and di~un ·
ed. '\omeume durins the week the
~tudc:nt mtat see the movie at least
twn addnional times
\ccordina to Spanish profe55or
:~ndra Boschctto , the proaram has
been tuc.::cnful . There: appears to be
an tnc~scd dcsi~ 10 write and year­
end aptitude scores ha~ aonc up.
Mo't of the c-nluations ol the
proaram ha\>c ~n f!lvdroble .
There haw been 'lOme diapanaa­
'"1 comments concemana pro(cuon
letting media tcac;h the1r dau. but
Prolc:s."'ur Bor.cheuo u•d the
proamm is a good addataon to nor·
mlll clnuoom lc:.achin£ methods It
act..ully impro\cs tuch.ina perfor­
mance. lomng professors to be
prepartd :and ttl draw the student
into dascu ton using thcar new
"ocabulary .
Students ll~ generally lond of
the film and thC' nev. tylc of leJam·
ing. l hc:y cnjo} seeing the lanJUagc
used in mal life ituation , Although
che -enc:s 1:-. p3rtl)' accn as cntertacn­
menl, mo.\1 tudent antcrvtc:wed feel
Portland Public Sehoola
Present
The Gt98t Ametican Guitartst
LORIMER
TUESDAY , OCTOBER 17th,
8:15P.M . it 11v~ an mcenh~~ for lcamanJ and
m.at.n ll eAaaier to leJtrn
In spite of the lilm aencs· ovcnll
!IU""'cce-ss. it hu been subjcc:1 to
cnticism ltnJthv foota~ ~tween
dtatosuc and ,._; stereotypinc of
roles hJIY'C been two poant.s of co~
cern These upccts havt not ICCmcd
to bother student& antc:rvu:wed The
seJLi. I roles oft~ charac:tenaresttn
in a comicalliJht, .and do nC)( detract
from their educational value.
Students inlercslcd an Steli\J
thh• film series can view episode
number ((lur Thursday Oct. I~ at
~dO p.m in the Councal Cham~r .
The duJloguc as cntlt'ely in Spanish
but the plots are c:ny to follow and a
good \leV> of Spain's country side 11
shown. dmtwon 1s fi'C'C and the
foragn l3ngua~ department cn­
couragc-5 the pubhe to attend.
11 apCttude score continue to
how cmpro,cment . the tApcnmcn­
tallarabanJa progra_m may be per­
tn.lncndy adopted 111 LC. Thll may
be the stan of a ne" t~nd 10 lcarrung
a fordgn lan£""1!'· •
Classifieds
h pii NMKcl 1 \ PI f'il C F jJJI ·at Acaaoor
C.U~76
J'IU Clt uotut oJ IOOU: 1Ji1ii1i
tumdl'ftb ol 11Uo aDd Cllqotlllll. UdudiJII
fa.ruoa. on-f1aNm, peru, HorOKOpD ,
Ool!, fcttDQ, IDW11Cti0Uia, etc. "ana -.nJ
em~ aad PIP« l!ec.b.. t'kluc' emd )'oetr
requat fotaUiopc toC C C..Oqil !9J . .,,
~1fh<tw£v\iNa ~.Trik,._ Jtao tor
)l)Uf ~ mail 01'\kr aPalu .. ol
Oolkplr RDatdL ltl.)jO topta '" d.
Prnmpt Odi~ lo.a lml-• La. A•"•·
,. !!1!>2' ~l) •n~ , IN'--WOMINI
lnown the
•pnna ol
'i
l't'r\'lctll
P.r•cc:r have:
~prina; of • PROFESS IONAL INSTALLATION • CIVIC AUDITORIUM
1'lcbts ss.oo Oft ... now •
Ce .. bcltt Alballoae
1010 s..w. IIOoi•lscm. n• un JOL' ON SHIPSl Ammru , FotUp No
u~ requinld F..lorllmt I*} wons ••
lftwl ._lllllmft JOb or carftf SeN S3 00 for
uaformataoo fl t:A ~ K-161oa »19,
Pon "--r ... w..w.,.. CJL161.
She
!wc1mt~n cnn SW TerwUUger at Taytor's Fei'ry Road
t>ll'"' l~.t~. (ki<>hn /}, lfl16 EarCondw
91219 222·0222 - bfudMnwhantor.aftkal•f'PM• Sm•for
frw illullnlat o4'kla Coea.., •.-St n·m.
.,... 7.Ul. l'laorllla, 1\riloU ~· ·
5 ORin ion
--------------------~~~- ~·----------------------ASLC shouldn't be bailed out again
SllJPl"l t.O\lR"Mll\1 llt'\1-R\1'1 !he
p ''"I the Bud.. ''' ara tor the )"·" I mdtn
u~ell "1th 11 2,.105 dc:hctt onl~ hvc.• wee\; tnto tht
hool \'Ctn. 11 ts lrud\ runnmJ: to the co1k~
admim·.trnllon fM help
It 'h"uld not r«:tl\ c that help
l.a't \\tel, the Piont'f't l.m: n·rortc:d that n
mt,~-:al, ulation "a' made an the number ol m:\\
!..tudent \\ ho "ould attend l ~""'' and lark thts I nil
I ht~hue . there wa~ ,, decrc-.1 e tn llnll~tpatcd tt'\enuc
rtom 'hfl~ cnrall~ ~
'\tut.lcnt ~o\Crnmcnt char~c e.u.:h 'tudent u SJ9
act" Ill'-, Icc. "hiC:h i~ d1. tributn.l umonpt campu'
·roup' and or gnnmlllo~ I he cn.atC' had c' pecttd
I.S9s nc" ~tudent' t~1 Pll' thnt lee But onl I ~~I
,h0,,ed up Fort) ~c,en mt' ins :-.tudent~ meant J
~)0 lo tn the 'cnutc', onucap.1ted rt\enuc.
Ho"c\cr, the <.cnatc bodreted all "' anuet~tcd
rc:'cnue, 7~ •. UlJ. h left no contin~cnc\ lund to co,er
uch a drop in enr<lllmcnt
There \\CfC: ~hretk~ ('It c:mbO\U<l\\rncnt and con·
~tcrMIIOn" hen 11 found O'C' · 2.000 not forthcomtng
Part of the m1"""~ 2 \05 n be c:e"l) made up.
Pat Manmng. tudent bl>d\ 'icc--p~tdent lor ftnancc
and anformation, htt\ recommended thut a Sl ~00
allooation "' tht' TC'mrlc:ton CC'nter dllrhoom be
Lorber publicity
J HF l ORBER Fl '10~ •n up-..nd-com1ng
l1regon ju1~ band pln) ed at I ew1~ and Clnrk liN
fndA) nt[lht lor 4n audience of ll"' than 100 Other
,tudent' "er~ out do" nin~ bee~ tn Platt Hall 'omc
"~rc hl)ldm 'heet-. around them 10 thC' fir,t S1gma Pht
Ep,1lon lraternll) tog:a d:ancc.
1 orbcr·, pcrtormancc marked the lir.t major
mu~tc:ttl t\c:Ot ol tht~ .)ear • .)et \cf) fe" people had
hurd about it. Pubhctt) "a" •lmo~t non-<:\i~ta.nt
Other than coverage on the Pubhd. Occurrence:' pa1,-c
of 14~1 "ce\;'J Pionur l""R a lc:" .. mall po,tcrs
~tiered around ~mpus , and omc pubhc er\'lce
announcement~ on KLC. promote!") completely tg·
no red lhc fiN Ia~ ot ad' ertmng turnout i directly
proporttonalto the number or radao ~pot\ new paper
ad and handout• \\llh whtch promotef'!i c.1n turatc
thC'n audtencc
lbc: concert wa) abo the fif"'t entertmnment c\ent
brouJ;ht to L C b\ ~orthweit Collegaatt' Entertatn·
ment, n tntercolleguuC' booktn8 ll~nc) du'C'cted by
t C sentor Jon fd\1.-:Jrch • onhwcst Collegtate as one chmtn.ttcd tr~'m the 197tl-79 hudget lie ha' aho
ugrccd to ch''P JjO lrom h''· 0\~n bOO nlar' llC'th
thl';\c ,1th 1w'n' ,\ere made ,\Iter the 'c:nate budset
""' urrn"c'l h\ lhc: Board ol 1 ru'>l«'• un'"'ll' .
1 hl" cC'lle~c l 'ecume Coun.:tl~n \\htch !Itt
adrmnl\trntor~ . tnl\tee' .md lacult) member!> will
m~t C.)d 1 \t th~ mcctm~ the ~ubJcCt ot \tudent
tt<" crnrnenl Sl.~O~ dtr1c11 "ttl be nu,ed ugnm
Student bod~ olltccr. .arc .tlrc!td\ opttnmtlc that the:
counl'tl ,, til ,urport the tlood mtenuon' ul the 'cnnte
und ~C'\Cr the remuanm11 SS55 dc:ltut either from the
gcner.ll C<llle ~lund or I rom the budget olthc deun ol
'tudent~ nftt<.t
We hope' tho'c 'tudent olfiter' .trc "mng
h L , ...
It'~ not 1 hat "c hu\e an~ thtnf .tgatn'lt t c '"
,tudeut goHrnmcnt 0\'c:r the la~t two \ell,... 11 hn'
done more thun 11 C:\C:r tmaganed tn the: prctedmg 10
Rut uc: obJecltu am group \Hth U\ mu"h re,pon~lblli ·
'' "' .. tudcnt po,ernment hold.,, rehnqut.,htng that
rnponMbtht) tn n chnch
\\ e remember .& lar)!e atmpuisn llt\1 \enr. cnm
plttc \\ tth button... \\ hac:h procloim~d , "l ct the
,tudcnt' decade." \rt \tudent .admml\truton no\\
tclhng U' I hat I he) (or got the .. ,ort or or the .. more--or
le"" at the end of the lumou' ,Jogan·1 •
arm of the '\nrthwe't Independent chool' A\\OCJa·
tn,n, u JUtnt dlort b) the mdependent ... chool"> of
Oregon to «1ordm.ate actiHUC\ and 'hare IOiormntton
"1\loc ... bool\in~· I!> North\\ e't ColleEtU\16 mUJOf
1unct1on For tn,tunce. the: organttauon arrunged for
I orbi:r r·u~ton to play Ul lmfteld and Wlllnmettc:
unt\Cr'lttc:' wuhin u le" day of 11ppeann~ Ill 1 t B>·
b,u)ktnt: u group lor a block ol performunc~ "tthan a
short time:. each '(;hoot can take ad\antage of d1~n
count' prt'h: ,tonal booktng .lgenc.IC\ mnkc: available
\\ htlc \H must commend the or~nna7c:~ or
'orth\\e-\t {. olleg1ute for bnngtnJ! u-. Lorber and
''" tntr the '' udent bodv '!>Ome money as well. we urc:
~hod.ed th.tt 11 "'' so negligent tn pubhctllng the
C\tOI
"'lort h\\ol Collegiate ''n 't the on I\ orgnnuallon
that " gutlt\ of 1nsuf1tetent pubhctty tudcnt!l
Organi1cd (or \CtlVlU~ ~had trouble pubhetllng it
film ·ne' th" yc:4r too Both the-e: group' and the
independent promoter'> of (uturc e\ent' :.hould finally
re\:O!(nlfe the \alue both to them .snd to their
audtcn~c:' 10 proper odverusing . • \
New PE clothes
Dou& Rounb4:r&
01 tlw l'ionflr I .,
HOW I:QUITA.BLE 1\ n new·
ly-adopted athlettc depart·
ment poliC} that sa.y• gym cloth~
tna) only be i ued to studenh tn­
\ohed tn phy teal education
cou~? l>ocs 11 openl} discnmmate
agauut those who are not mvol\ed
in l c\\ iJ and Clark athletiC' ac­
ti ''I tu::, 'l
Dunng pnng teem ol the 1917-
78 hoot }~r, the athletic depan
ment facult) radtcalh changed lt'­
clo&h~ assuanc:c polic)t While: on the one hand the ne\\
poli~ 1'1 clearly di~minatof) on
tht other hand it ts Jl\O n example
ol pohc}·maktng \\Jthout regard for
democrottc proc:a)
M) )IH)nse~t argument !tem!>
lrom the fact that the pollq ".a.'
adopted dunngthc: \Ummcr month~
rhc tim10g ruled OUt the pO~'tlb lhl)
of Mudent input an the: dtetston,
WhiUe\c:r happened to democracy ?
St udentl!i 'hould ha'lle the abtht)
tO \.OICC thetr OJHntOn!o ,Jurlf!X the
pohc) -ma..,ina procc:~l . not c:A post
fucto We \hould be 1nvol\ed 1n
regulating llnd dctermtntna the
rclauve ucco~ or fadure of an) gt\tn pohcy, 10 hght oJ the factthut
the polit\ 10 \Orne WI) affects u.,
The pohc~ change wa' ap­
parently made bec.au c the "C..ae."
\\htch hand!> out doth~:!>. couldn't
eUec:ti\ely handle the C:On~tnnt U&e ol
tho~ clothe' In mllh'~ words
..... You cun only wash so many
thm~ :.o fa~t You ~. we were
gemng \iery htgh u~ of our c:lothmg
and were not 3ble to turn 11 over fut
enough to meet the students' needs ...
Would 11 not be po!\ 1ble to
tn\c"t tn more wa~hen and drycl") tn
order to ,ol\it' that cleantng
problem" Smtth thm~ not. saymg
the laundry 'Y tem needed to keep
up wtth mc~cd u&e would ~uire and democracy
a.n unbchevnble cu h outlay ol SI.S,"
000 to $20.000
Smuh \aid the new LC clothe.
pohcy ll> no different from tho~ or
other i,actltc Northwe!lt chool But
do we wunt to keep up with the
.lonc:<.e~ (or the Whttman' or the
Reed '1) Shouldn't LC be noted for
the 'en tee' 11 prov1d~ to <otudenb an
not only .ac.~demtc: , but non·
llc:ddcmtc Mel\!>"" well? Must we be
jU\1 another fish In the pond, or dO
WC' tntend to be a leader and 10-
tllator 1
·\, tt no~ ~tand~. \\e have somf'
'ltudenb U\108 the facthlle. of
Pamphn 'ipom Center, while other
\tuden t~ (who pay the same tuttion and fee,) .m: not ullowc:d
"'pnvtlette " \muh satd
rullonuhllltlon for the move: wu•
provtde a hag her quaht) of \C.n '~"'
thn\C "ho usc the fnality In e>\C
the neu pohc\1 IS \Uppo ed
alle\'mlc: the problem ol runnma ct
ol 'porl\wc .ar
Ho\\ever. the: new pohcy l"nnt
nowhere: ncar mecttng tt~ Dt~GP~I)I
goal' I um currently enrolled tn
PE clw.se . l gues' thut make
"one ol the pnvtlegcd .. But 1n
proc:e.'" ol acqutnng n locker
roll ot doth~. the: C.Sge found 1t
out of white: )()(;k' If the: goal or
new pohcy was to allc:VIBle
\ttunllon then it has fatted. Up to that point, the pohC') wa5
this An) I C 101udent wtth a vithd
identification card could obtam
clothe wtth ~ htch to participate: tn
some ph)ltcalactmty, reprdl~~ of
whc:lht'r 11 WIU otliciall) tancttoncd
by the athlcttc department To the Editor
The: new pohey n:ad& thts WI):
LC :students tna) obtain gym
clothes., if, ancJ oniJ• 1(. thtt) ar'
ojjlt'IDI/)' rtgu,rhifo r 11 PE dmJ..
Arc our tutllon payment• not
cnou&h to allow Ul acctn lO at(
laciht1~ reprdlm of whether their
usc relates to i clau?
Acc:ordin&to ~II Sm11h, of the
athlwc departme-nt , the new policy
doesn't inhibit an yo~·• acctu to the
faahtta. Rather. the new clothes
policy aim ply says student• mu&t u.c
lhcir own clothes and towel tf not
enrolled in a sancuoned phyatcal
educat1on elau.
An tmponant qUCition to aak i&
what perccnta~ of LC studenu arc
enrolacd 1n PE daaa'? Smtih a.aid 50
to 60 percent, based on fiaures two
yun old Thoup athlttic depart·
ment official• m1pu araue that 60
percent ia a prctt) heft)' majont)
alte*d). they can't hope to prove
that no onr rut would Uke to UK the
c:qu1pment aa weU.
6 You armpit postules
All nsht. you slobt out there tn
apland, )OU broken OOllng
po•tu1c:s of an tnfcded armptt luten
up' There is •• leaat one d1shroom
worker who is tired of takina your
crap .. What CtllpT you ask tn·
nO«ntly I'll tell you what crap!
I'm ured of unsuc:kma ulad
bowb lull of butter, honey and
peanut butter 1f you must use th~
condimc:nu.. please don't ulke more
than you're cull)' aoina to uae.
Bnid~ bema wutcfu.l. you're mak­
ina lafc: difficult for the crew.
I'm tared of napk.iru. There ia a
ruoc aip on the line ukina you to
throw away your napkins. The di•h·
ern· ia humed enou&h without thiS
added time consumer . While you're
at u throw away Dll paper producta .
tea bap, muffin wrappcra, etc Sure-­
ly you can accompli&h thia &mall
taak.
Vou'\-c made me ~ry proud.
I've found out that many or vou arc: manuall) de~tterous enough to put
nllpkms ,bananas, apple cores, muf­
fin wrappers, mashed potAtoes, bak·
ed potatoes,~ ~~ and pepperdm .kers,
cookto. ICC cream, a.aladt. bread.
cak~ and a host of other atema into
the &laa~ Yes, we all have th1s
des•~ to put &omethtf\1 into
~omerhmg else, but please don't take
your se~tual truatrat1ons out on the
d1shc:rtw. The coOe,c tuu employed
someone to help you cope With aucb
problema; see him.
peaktoa of aJauca, the word ia
out I There 11 no aha me tn goma back
for refilla Why should the d11hc:rtw
bave to handle lO or more J,laua on
a 51ngle tray? Ate you so mfinncd
that you can't walk acrou the room
and operate the machines more than
once?
Hide and acck wu a pme I
enjoyed tn my childhood It ia not a
pme I want to play With tbc:
SJI~c:rwarc: . I don't have hme to
search every tnay for all the &liver. Ia
11 too much to ask that you put your 'ilverware to one stde of the tr1l)
where 11 can be easily removed? In
case you didn't know, atlverwart
tncludes .. uc:h dlvef3C objects as
kmves, spoons, foru and soup
spoons. If vou are still unsure about
what I mean by "'stlverware ... con·
suit u dtcttonary
One lut thtn&. you slothful sub­
human,, that llny dC$<:eDt mother
would be ashamed of: Stack similar
d11hes. If you have half a doten ioe
cream bowie, put them in the same
ttack Same wnh aalad bowls,
dessert diahn. dinner plates, etc.
Since you attend Lewis and Clark, I
auume that you can tell the
difference betw~n the dimensional
ObJect~ .
The dtahroom is not a very
plc:a&adt place: to work. It it hot.
bum•d. wet, dirty and aomewhat
&mclly. Don't make nany worse than
11 already ia.
A ian Humphrr• ·
Sophomorr Be nice to Lewis
l waa flabberpsted
readins the editonal by 01•
l udwag 10 last week's Paonur
How is it poutble for Ludwia
make such unsubstantiated cot\dej
nation, ~ obout Larry Lewts and
ASLC ror ovcr-mottvation?
In the sum total of my
years at l C. I have yet to ~ee as
poSitive CDC:IIY mamfestlng
student aovernment a.s that whi
we've 'een from larry Lewis.
Who is Dave Ludwia? Is
anput anywhere elae bntdct
"yrllow joumahsttc .. methods f
10 the: PlonHr Log'' I quesuon
editor who allowed such unbUI
dandc:rou1 opimons to be prinU
on what ahould be an e<hlorial
Asadc: from this, I'd like
compliment Dutch Mandel on
complete ~overa~ or LC. 1
l
Hl
hi
ntm
of1
Wha
Mel My Side
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supporters abuse
.. _.,onal, state rights
K•,rt
ll'tl>r l'lo!l.-.r I "'
f R ll l \ Y Oct b, the l "t "'cnUie pn .. ,ed 11 meu·
'urc, wh1ch hud been eorher pa '"d by the llouac,
tend 1 he rullhcalton pcnod ur the Equal Rtl!hll
1nd,rnent lor .10 udditionnl W month\
\t thl' time I wi h to affirm my total oppo Ilion to
und the rntificntion exten,ion ball. Before atatina
tc::t•.on~ , 11n e~~:aman:uson of the te't mu•t be made.
the tc~t ol the equul nght umendmenl , also knov. n
llou~c: Joant Re1olutaon 208
liOn I fquaht) or right .. under the law .. hnll not
denaed or abndgcd by the L nated State. or by ~&n) '
on account of \C•
tion 2.. r he Congt()S shall huve the power to
CDiorcc, b)' appropria te' legislation . the prO\IlSIOns or
&JII, article
Sfcllon l rh" amendment \hall t~kc eflect two
ft:ll"\ after the date or rutirtcullon
rhc: eRA 1S more than JU'I u legnl question. It ia u •
i~sue wuh many da,.urbing r.1mafication• for
and for the famaly a' mdtVldual memben and lls
w;hole I rccogn11e that men and women should be
II)' amportant tn the rwlm of the lav.-and I do not
the amendmen t on such ground!> as equal pay for
\\ork
I rcco8ntlc thllt there have been IOJUstlc:t"> to women
cfore the low und in soetety in general There un:
:-------- tonal n(Chts to whach women arc entitled But I
ld prefer to \CC !pectfic injustices ~olved tn·
ually under appropnnte specalic tow• I firmly
that the Equal Raght~ Amendmen t '"' not the
mean' for achteVIng tholle nghts however
•lh dec;;epuvely sample language denb with practical·
v•~~~ .... as~ct of Amencan hfe. wathout consaderanpthe
able trein of unnaturul con~equen~ whsch could
bcc;au'lc of lt\ very vaguene'l.) .
• h v. ould 11nke at the family. the buac mstuuuon of
ty fR \ would bnng ambagull}' to the famtly
ture whach could cncourngc legal conOtct'> m the
~ton,h tp ol husband.\ and waves
[ • ~ ~,\ would inV1te lepl nctton on every conceivab le
--::.~ll ~~ ol connact between men and women. Its \wccpmg
roli7.ntion!t could challenge almost very moraU)'
IGQCptcd behavaor pattern in Amenca
racy • Men und women have difference'~ btologu:all}.
m~n1onully, and in other wo~ The prop~ed Fqunl
~b \mendment does not recogn11~ th~c diOcrence-'
e must use the t
CuinL\'iO
l'h•n«r t n& enough) \Utode f"or elttlmple, present laW& protectina the risht• Of
prcjlnunt wumc:n an the: workang Ioree could be chullens·
ed 11 l~R.\ bc~oomes l11w .
• Pas a~c of 1: RA. With 1111 •amph,ttc opproach to
·cnmple.11 and vuoll) amponant problems. could nulhfy
mJ&n) ICcumulated bcnc:rilll to ~omen 10 prescnt stalutc:J.
!luch ;u, thoic prot«ttng mother nd children hom
t.uher v. ho do not occept thcar legal rc:spons•bthlla to
their lom•laer.
A S I 0 c:\tendang the period tor the rtmfiauaon of
the F4uul R1ght r\mcndment, I lcelthot there arc
c:crt.tin pmnt v. hu:h need to be m~wed .
f u 1, I que~11on ~hcther careful conJittut~anal
re<~u1ntng led the House to \'ole to l'"c: the en tea onothcr
J9 months to raufy ER,\ l'he c:Hn )ellra ongmall)
c~tabh h~ for rataft~.JIIon a .tlmo't twac:c a' lon2 U!lthe
time netdc:d for uny pt~VJOU\ amendment wh"h hus been
pa~d . ,1nd three and one-half lime• longer thun the
nvcmgc
There j, al~o somethins b • .,icall> \lrrong when a
motocment . v. hich 'talC' n wants equ:thty for ctoeryone,
uctiveh '~··l' to pin unequal la\lor to get ll'l po!.itaon
.1ppro"ed The movement lobbaed for an exlenJJon of
tame an order that addttlonal 'talC\ could ratafy ERA. hut
lobhaed uJ,:amu the nght o( state. to rC~<ctnd raufieutton
Fanally. it ~em' cle.ar thut •upport lor the ERA
lucb the powerful contemporary con\ensus ol that ve?
l.lrgc majont) of the people in the United States. whtc:h 11
'o wisely requared by It\ framers to chilnae the c:onstitu·
tion (two-third• lor action in the nauonal Conams :
thret-fourth' m the \tate Jesalaturt:ll) .
ContJnUJllon of the ERA rutalic::3tton eHort will
antreasanglv dtvldt and polnr11s: this nataon.
I feel our nouon ba' th~ obality and will·power to
correct the wronr wh1ch ha\e been commatted an rhe
past. without abu•ing the amendment pra«. J outlined in
our mo'll b.uac document the Consutunon, and wtthout
undermintny our most baste: anstatutaon. rhe family. •
lndn·•~ Aa.Jtr u a umor rfhgww rludtf>r mOIOf ----Cearmg p a pomt
Some cll.planauon t) need~ m ~gard to the
Protttc'' Lox editonal policy. The ~son for thi\
elanlicatton stem~ from c:onfusaon ,.,. to which
edllonoJ, on these p4go represent the optmon ofthc
I "1l
Umtgned c:dttonals 11re \usac:~ted and uppro\'ed
b) the edator:5 and manageo of tht) paper 11nd
rcpment the: mujunt) op•naon of tho~e officers.
Other 'igncd columns rc0ect the \IC\\. of the writcf'\
011Jy •
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PI allo~ed HE I W S an hagh school • lt'\ tmportunt that we take lime
to thank It's opecmUy 1mponont
truat "-C: u\ecach other to budd on the
N'\C' that our cl~ ~nd our reading
gi ... "C us. Ju .. t 'tudy.ngtsn't enouah.lf
)tUd)'lntz \land alone. then we
hu ... en't learned lectin~ :tnd about meanm&' Wall
we hn'\'c rcah1cd the vnlue ol tn
tegruting the clll'l e' and e:c~nencc-.
we'll h.a\e hud1
ath "<ltd here tn Portland. I would
the move come up the hall to Lewis and
IJlht} Ol r.erviceCiaiJr.. U'>UBII) ' II WU!t for bU"'tnCSS Or
tC1hty In t"' e h tournaments. or ome equal·
~:>i 'upposed y 1\anctional uask
rn of runntni o. But '>Omcttmt:) I would take
Ions bu~ nde because o( the
C\\ policy Room The atmosphere was
tnJ II pro SO fittin& a locahon hi&h
• enrolled in hill .. urrounded by natun:.
that make\ with .1 Vlt'W of Mount
" But an fhe locnaon \cemed to breed
n locker nnd-Ltht
• ge found at.. h \toU\ in the 1 R that all that
If the aoal of t-ght nan free LoniJ"hatred
nllevaote ftlled the room. and wath
' fatted ade.a' and oparuons we~
The) were th.inkcn, and
-., were e'prca! tve
rpsted upe
nat b) 0.•
· 's Plonf'cr Ufll
tor Ludw1s
ntaated co1ndc
lewas and
vauon'l
al of my
t 10 SCC' as, .....
naresuns
a.s that whi
·ry Ltwia.
udwtg'l Is
· e besadcs
methods IOUI
I quc:staon
such unt)a&C ~;
IO be pn
cduonal
I'd like
andel on
LC.
Q, ,,,,, I 'J. M~aybt I was JU't youns.
So my l~hman year l chased
otmosphen:. hopmg to absorb
of lt5 cncr&Y through cxposu~.
What 1 found wu Mel.
Mel was a veteran. at LC on a
loan. He was tnto n:hJlOU.'
e nnd wa~ fondest of
and tts amplicatioru m
hme~ Many houra Mel slaved m
TR. wntina hypothetical
betwc:cn Buddha and
philosophers He alway. had
nvi!!rGlta. matted hau and bushy
and a pack of Marlboro!!
Maybe he waa just older, and
where the difference lay
Mel h1u gruduated , and
1ett1mes I'm atruc~ by lhe thouaht
he took \Omethins wath ham
We 80 throuah four yean here
lucky That ,, a Ions ttme ,
at '" time: we should UAC fully
did
We usc: so much of the four
studyina. heryone ~cems to
a Pierce calC due tomorrow. or
test on Fnday, or 200
to read on (appropriately
l..c•z, "''''~' 11. ltJ1,t For uample, m )tudyan~
ht!ftorv. we mur.t stll} con~tnntly
n\\arc of the danter ol
"ha,ton~:1,m~ -t..nowanJ everything
that happened. wnhout undcnumd·
ang the environment from whaeh
even t~ aro,c. In td.anaa small group
bch1nior clu '1. v.e should be awuff
thut what we learn there must be
u ed more than JUSt an hour a da}'
Wouldn't It be more rrutlfulto
'iCC h"tory throuah goup behavtor,
or to e:\pand our hi~torical un·
dc:r<.tundin¥ by c'tcndmgthc t«hni·
que) of commum cation out.adc rbe
elaMroom') Or do we need to have"
pro[~Sl)r lastenang to make: our
word• amportaot cnouah to be
heard"
THE POINT IS that we hne to
usc all the ttunp "·c itbsorb
We have to be •ble to n:produce
them to each other and watch them
grow under the h&ht of shan:d adeu.
If we don't appl) what ~ study, af
we don't usc those around u.s to help
undentand the mcantng of what we
leum, then wc:'"e onl) gone half the
diStance We've onl) harvested half
the field And that makes for a lona
winter
Someday we1l all be runnma a
biJ bu:unc:u like Pn:cisaon Cast
Parts, or we'll be nslaW)<en, or we'll
be treat ins itscmployen under .some
8f0Up health InSUrance plan that an
LC graduate aold to the compan) .
We'll look bad on our colic:~
)'tilt\ Alld .uy that we had a &ood
timc-(fespite the preuurc~~ .-nd the
lab~ and the: ca$CS,
But maybe ~c·u be .,kana
uu~h~ about about The whole picture mu)l mean
mort than the ~urn o( all its bru'h
:~.trolt\ ~ c hAve: to ~land b.u:k to
\lew the: work in it' cnurety. 1 he
Mona Li)& hu) no smile under u
m1t.ro-.copc .
I lnov. that ru lllWlS)'5
remember Mel and C\'C:f}thing he
meant 10 me b) the V.'a) he h'cd. He
took v. hat he 'tudied and 'ought its.
rclc\ance. He looked fortheconnec-­
tions ;\nd ~arched (or the poinh
when: two lin~ of tboul,lh in·
te~ ted to e'pm~ an idea.
Lnst )C:.U about lbts time,
\Omeone .nked me to name a hero
Mel tooo alone an m) mand u bemg
truly worth my udmtratton He ,uu
hll!\ at. He ln.ed what he learned. and
he alwaH learned from livma. He
never needed lab~ or O\'C:neas
proJt1lms or any other Jpecially
deva~ scthng in which to mov'C hi<!
mand forwaard, and to tha~ that
mo\'Cmcnt with other"- •
John Gwna.uu u o 'l'nwr
pCJitti('u/ IH"ttna unJ C<Jm·
mumcouun.t maJCJr.
tCTTERS i>OLICY
Lelrers ro the Eo•IOI ahOuld b.r
rtddt'dftd to So.a 11 The deldl1ne ''
1'0011 Alondlyl Submtsslonl Mould
~ tyJ*L d04JtW-at»C«<IIItd Inc I~
the 111thor~ nam. as well u
ecedernlc elau or tacun-t ~t•ndmg
No mor• thin'"'" atpMhHN m.ty
~~~ with HCII Mit.,, let!flll'l
allould be 3~ 'WO(dJ or ,.,, .All
111~ 111111 N pub/ WI~ but are lt.IO.
fi'CI to ~1Mg lot gtammlr. ,.ngllt
•ltd ''OitiOCn ,,.,.,.n, r~te P10,_,
log~ the ngl'll to l'told letr.rs II
sp•c• problems atile. No
anonymous fitters .wn be publim.d n the fast lane
Togas riding high in the east
.Jrfl Pitrcr
Uf 1 hc-f'lOftf'f't I 01
LEWIS,\ D Clo~\RK u atillm the mmor leaguo aJ far 111 toe.n ~r­
Ites go. n tturuaon that may be daatrcsstng 'IO students here but a bre:ath
~ll 531\<tUOn to the: Ponland linen !)upply Comp ny. r~o lOSA parties hll\1!
hC"Cn held, o for, at LC. bur nc:ather has demonstrutt"d the best form of
debauchery 1\meru:a·s latest crau \\ rappsns oneself in a bcd.&hctt ror n
naght o{ Roman intem~rance is at a mueh more n:fined state: back c:a11
Garlands ol lta\cs arc necessary anaclc o( dress at molt of the ea.Jter:n
pantcs, wath Yale Univcnuty requ1noa ucs, as well Phony shtn c:uffs,
trapped around bare arm• wath cuff links, and bow ties m.&) soon add
rcsp«tatnht)· to the en~mble. Where women once made a arand thow of brn
Slrll.pl, the lateJt JtyJe II to let nothln8 ShOW beneath tht top but SUn.
Purple·Jcsus. u drink made from srn~ JUI« and vain alcohol, tlllao
wanning the hearts and blodden of our Jvy Leap CXIUStns.
Boston Collese. a J~uil school, recently held a top party (or 600
people. Ticket• were sold out in three days, accordina Lo N~.,..~M.uk
magarine. promp1101 resourceful studenu to rc:scll their S2 tickets for SS.
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TOGA FEVER
Some Roman debaucl'lery .
Hitch up for health .. People fUll need an ucu e to
go cra:ry." Nffl n~«k quota a
Bu ton College student. .. ov. I
pend eto'Cntn lookins lor gul
who •-car togas without un­
derwear"
Beh~nd much of 1h1s crale as
IJni ... ersul Ptcturcs. di,tnbutor of
the lilm Ammul llousc, whtch
cloned thas 1950s f"e\'Ciry for l97$t.
-No sooner had rhe tilm been
relc:aied... N~v. sw~d reporu,
.. than Unl\e~l diJ~tched a lASt
force ol field men 10 \'lJit camp~DCS
and Jtt tf maybe-the ~cb would
hkc to MB<10i1e a toga part).
\lthou1h Charles Powell, a IJn·
1vcn~l scnaor \icc-president. )
that thrcc-quaners of lltop par­
Ita arc ·self-generated; hu. $4 S
mtllton promouon- nd·
lsd"'-cniJin bud ct ancludes funds
lor free t\nunal House: po ter. 1-
shans and other panaphcnahn ~
.. fo the Women an M) Ufe.· Thafs
the ulle ol a be~~uttfu.l paea: by JaU
drummer Otlt Cobham h's also 11
tribute: to the womc:n I hatoe known and a pica that one ot them will ctept mlf
in' irauun ol mnrruge. II 1.1 recent report b) the .Amenc:a.n Counctl of We
lruurance u. h> be bchn"Cd, rruarrntgc could be my tJdet to a longer hfe
ccordmg to a tudy of dt,orccd '\\hite American males under 6S )QD
ol age, their chances of being hit by s.trokes or lung cancer arc double those of
mamed men. ;\ ~ingle man's chance of contnctmg cnrhosas o( the h><cr .as
~vcn time\ that of hi' mamed fnends, lO times a' hi&h for tuberculosis nd
the tim~ a., hish for suu:ide. If l don't marry. mynsk of de\lcloping&tomach
onccr .and heart di ~ c: arc double: t~t of the typical family nus.n.
male women arc faced with similar Ulll1hCl.
If I want to li\e to a ripe old age. I guess I'd better uttlc do~ nand rauea
famtly-before age 65
Dream away, DJs K LC rndio may JUmp into big league
brOJdanung unt y~ar. i1 upamfed
to on \f and FM t1t1on. O'\\, aU
11 n«ds hl tan broadauuns to the rest ofPonland as a tr:ansmtttingto•cr.
handful of sem•·rrotc::ssional dt c JIXkeys and about 130.000.
Tht~ reporter fant heard or such a venture one y~r aao wbeo Statton
Mana~r Ste\c Kni&htly wu beamana O\"Cf the opponun itic:~auc:h a projea
would offer How-e~e r. he wu not \'C:t)' optimistic: that an)1hina would come
of h~ dn:anu in the toraccable futu~ .
He descnbed the project a! I apcdal arm or KLC. almOit • Kparate
facility. which would offer aspirins radio pcnonalitics upericna: on a
profc:sSJonaktyle station. KLC ,.ould continue broadcastinaovcr its present
limited transmission cables to campus bualdanp. but this new radio
openallon \\OUid offer lewis and Clan students tbc cha"" to br1)adcast off
('ampus. as ~cu .
Of coune, the deal is not without a catch: only students holdina
broud ca~t lia:nses from the Federal Communications Commission could
e"er ~t on the air to pater Portland. The FCC wiU not aUo,.· unlicensed
disc jockeys to broadcast over thC' ~aular airwa,u. Most KLC di.sc jockc:)
ha'c no special Jic:ctUCS.
The hi~tory of uc:h a venture dates bad: several yean Bact when K lC
'\\'a! \'cry much 1nto the &e:.As·Wild·On-Thc--Air-A s-You...C.an style of
br()adtast inll. Dan \'iamoote . eommunicattoru professor and ad"isor to the
~tation, apphed for the proper FCC license to broadcast beyond the
boundaries of this collt-~ .
l..C wall not thconl)'School in the area that applied for the FCCI..iccmcat
that time. Mount Hood Communit y Colleae dad. also. Only one oltbe two
could •·alk &away wtth the license. The FCC t"C&Ulates usc ohhc airwava in
order that two or more stations do not jumble their transaussions by
broadcast ina on the sa~ rad''' band. Thet"C was only one band open tn the
Port14nd aru, 10 both LC and Mount H\)Q() ~~~r~I"C vyina for it.
In the end. Mount Hood's statton &Olthc lia:nsc because Viamontc: wu
unable to can" nee LC President John Howard tbat the collqe should abelt
out money tor a profc:ssionaktyle radao station. Viamonte uked for about
$:l0,000, \.'1\'C:r a three year period. for construction of a tr&lUmiaaon tOWC'I'
and another broadcast studio. Howard tunl«i ham down flat.
But just n:c:cntly Mount Hood Commumty CollcF felt the bite of
Orc:llon·tl proposed tas timatauan dtoru. h decided the moocy to complete
its tataan and to~r wu too much to bear if a tu-cut plan s~cb on tht
O\-cmber ballot. ACCONUlJ to Vaamote. Mount Hood h.u ru:omtnmded to
the fCC that LC be ofTcRd the hccnsc aptn.
V'iamt,nte ts on his way back to Howard •
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Urgher edu uon u a compcuu~-e b1mneu, nov. more than c:\cr College :admrmstrators
fnced v. ith wsrrstr~"S hov. ang 10 J')Crttnt tJechne an the num~r or hrgh ~hoot graduat~ OHr the
ne.xt even \car$, nrc mnkin ·plans to handle the dcchne These Jt:nistic~ aho prcdu:J a 16 pctct"nl
grov.lh m Orcgon'5 populatiOn b.> 19~S. thoush the number or pcoplc an the 15-24 tr:tdllional
eollege ll8( bn.clct v.rll drop lour percent
In uch a suualaon, Oregon's prmlte colle~'ts are bound to IC"Cithe cr'l.lnch hrst. l~v.rs .rnd
ClarK. desprlc Ill JlfC cnl he hhy IIOinCrfll po~IIIOO, 0\U\( prepare lor the bile
The (oll0\\10£ antcle. b) Wrlham \Vilhngham, a lc<:turcr an h1stor-y at I C. u the fir 1 ol a
two-part ~nes c'nmsnrn the curnnt statU\ ot Oregon's pnvate ln~lltullons In part one,
Willingham dasc~ enrollment drops, ~h1ch ha\c: dampened the CAplln"•on dreams man)
rrmuc colic c admanut"tor once hcld. Tu1110n hrkes, ancludmg the S540 JUmp 1 Cs tuuron
too~ thtJ )Ur. and chan tn lhC' drrection cumculum must take to llC:COmodatc a dectt~e
pn\ te udrencc, te also detailed
'cAt v.uk. LhC' focus \\lllturn to problenu rn uracuns faculty member~o, nnd compltunu
nboultncult.) tenure: procas h v.allnlso loo~ at the putenttalsn enrolling older studcnu to hilt he
gulf le.fi b) a dcdanc tn colle£C-D£C men and \\omen.
\\all ~.am \\ ilhncham
~ ot Uw Pkmrn l,qc
THE MAl DIES currentl atlcctrnt
pn\'atc: hlt:bcr c:duoatlon 1n chas count!)
could very well pro~ latal to the pouc:nt.
oanng COSI$, coupled ""lth a hnn"-ing pool
of col1e~-agr apphants, ha'c conspired to
mate: a pm;uc, libcllll anto education leu
Uccelllblc than 11 h1u hf:cn lor yun. 1\t the
gmc time, educatton.l cnua ha\~ Jtcpped up
thc:ar attacu on the: \'aluc ol a tr:tdit1onal ,
hbcral ans educ=auon. And wnh the current
gJut of PhDs compc:trng lor a \'ef}' hmrted
number of tCllching posatroru. IAcUit)' morale
nt nan) mstatut•ons hanullered consrdcrabl)
To rind out hov. Oregon's pnvate hbcral
ans col~ and unh~nitic:s Arc respondrngto
the challcn before them, a number ol
admmutraton and profcuora 111 more 'than n
hatl~o:u:n pn' tc uuucuuons v.-erc Inter·
\lev.ed While h4rdl.) ddinna\~, the respon c:s
iu\~ rnd1 ted that pn\"'llc hatheJ edu~uon sn
tbu state lS cxpcricnon an aden tit) crimthar
"'til ha~-e far.,cachln consequenc:a for the
years ahead
11le health or Oregon'$ pm'8te collegcos
n be read tn numbcra, and those numbcr
ren't \'CJ) cnooura&Jn \\hale rndependcnt
college cruollment~ an Oregon gtev. 17 pcrccnl
an the 1972-78 pcnod, che era of mAJOr
expan tOn IS about to end IJy 19SS, 1hc:
number ot O~gon tugb 5ehool graduutes w til
dcehne ~n enrnulfc-d 10 percent O\'Cf current
lC\>eb Pcrbnps no ocher san&(e dc\elopmenl
wall ha'-e u much 1mp4a on pn\Dtc educauon
as lhe apcaer oi laUang enrollments .
Alrc.ad.) the b.atcle for sludenu hJu begun
tn camat. R.ccd. Wrllamette,l~\\IS and larl,
Uni\'Cnit) of Portland and Maf)lhurst
cunc.nU) arc de,wng plans to cope ~rth the
Orud of ~table or dedintn£ enrollmenu Onl}
l..mJicld, buoyed b) prehm•IW) fi8ures m­
du:ntmg an 18 percent ancrea~ an ottcndnnec
tn 197 • dauru to ha .. 'C no such plans John
Uoulleg. l.lnfidd's dean ol facuh\, docs not
e\en nd:.noll-icdgc the ' hduy of the
demographic sUauataa 11ihich mdaauc lhc
dov.n~ rd trend an lhc C()mtng decade ol
people m the l S.24 a~ bracket
lkalut.c 1he dcdlnc m the tt11dlltc.lllal
tudcnt populatron ~ill be pantall) off~et b)
Oregon's raprd groW\tl rate, few colll:ge! here
seem 10 be raortrng to the luud-ull Ullctac:s
cmplo ed by pnvate mslitul•oru ch.cwhcre rn
the country. Admmuaratora. of Oregon's tn·
deJ')CndClll ccllcgt:S anen lhey 11111 rei) on
ll11dmooal rccrwtmenl technique$.
Nevuthcku, then lit\1ons *U&gesl they
are dotng more than that Wuh the uccpuoo
of Reed, v. hose rc:pUlallon u an chic rnslllu­
lton haio allowed 11 IO draw students on a
nataon.al baSJa, all of Orrgon'1 pnvate colkges
aHract tbcu clientele pnmanly from Oregon,
8 \\ aahington and California Oregon's pn,"llte
ollete' nov. arc If) ing to brood en thc:1r
cogrnphu: appeal. Willamette , for uample, rs
tepprng up us recruttment clfon~ rn places
He Colorado and Mrch1g3n b) pre$$ins ru
alumni 1010 the search tor quuhricd C\n·
dtd:ue.s \\'ilbmette also hal\ program~
spe rlically gc::arcd to attrncllng c:ommunit)'
college sradwucs
1 he k\ehng of enrollmcnll ha~ curbt-d
the g~and desrgn lor c>.pan11ion unce enter
tamed b lhe prrvatc colic:~ :O:ont' of the
pm1uc in,tllutions interviewed hu an) maJor
new build1ng projects. choosrng '"'lead to
conl%ntrate on reno"ation or replacement ol
e "trng llruttun:s . Rather Chan de\clopang
ne~ llt"adcmic pro&rams, most institutions arc
locu ang on rdinine cxtstrn~ curriculum
offcnngs and upJilldln academiC uandard5 .
AGGR,\\'ATI G lHE cnrollmenl
problem has been stead} rue an turtaon
costs Bl aU inde~ndent colleges. The:
danger c:tnnot be 0\c:Niatcd: via-a·\1 lhc
rubhc rnsutuuon~. Oregon'1tndepcndcnt arc
ln gra"e danger of pnctng rherrucl ·~ out of
lhc educataonal marketp!ucc .
In the last li\e )can, tuition charges at
Oregon's mllJOr pn\'ate tnstiiUIIOn\ ha\ c n•en
b) between SI,OOO ::tnd $1,200 a 'tear Accor­
drng ltl filtlf!Jttcs from the Hducauonnl Coor­
dlnallng Comn11~ron, l~wis and Clark
Lollegc chnrged S3,391 lor luruun rn IQ77-78;
an 1972-7' n churged S2.JS4. Reed nov. us~
S4,120, up From S2.910, Willamelle ch:ugc:s
SJ.(W.Iel'mpa~d wathSJ,999ft~e}earuao In
&encral, tuition oost1 at pri~'UIC tn)lltulloni
ha\'e nKn 8to 10 percent a }CUr •snilicantl\ '
far.ter than the eosr ol hvrng.
Whrlc moil admrmstrators chum therr
a.cholaohip and lin.ancraJ aad pachges ha'e
kept pace wuh tuition intbtion. there rs. llcep
concern rhat. an :an ern of mtensc: compc:rmon
ror students, the public colleges and unl\cr•
&lira ha~ a du.tmct-:and growing-rinanaal
.:.h'Dnuage . Aa one: admtni1trator ruefully
notes. "It ClO'fl just ns much to educate a
tudent at a pubhc ansutulloo a~ 11 doa 11
pnvate one: 1t's JUst that pubhcKhooh. a~n u5c:
Ill dollars to keep IUIIlon low ..
Clold' cumrnation rneals th.tt thC' dt~­
tmctaon as not w clear. 1\t pracnl. all pr&VUIC'
rn rtuuon1 •n Oregon rece~vc " .SSOO &ub uh
trum the stale for practically all Orc:~on
resident~ enrolled :u lull-llme underl(rJduatcs ,
( rtae lcgaolature Rtt I he C,Kact rigurc.J Known
~u the Purchase ol educatronal Service$ ,,,
lnde~ndc:nr Colleges {PF. 'IC), the pr(jgram
cunently diibUI'$CS ubou\ S2.~ mslhora a year
Admtnratrarors at Oregon·, tndcpcndent
colleges cxpreu anaiety aoout &he: luture of
thu, program, CSpcc1AUy rn light olthc pou1blc
paWlgc: ol a tu-hmnattun brll in No~em~r .
liu1 v.rth 01 without a tax hmit, adminiJtratorJ ----
a ne
nlre:td) hnH· dett1:tc:d v.hut thev cono;idcr 1
~wn\enng~ ol the nate':. commnmc:nt to
flllvtlle cducution
One ol tht m.t]or rnuonales bc:hrnd tdop­
unn ol the Pf\ll program 3 dec-ddc: ago w.1s
that pm'att c(IIJcges enroll thousand t.ll
tudenrs who v. ould 01 hcrwi<~c attend pubhc
rn,titutions 8) rro\·iding the subsrdy to en·
counagc sludent ro attend pn\'ate collescs, the
state lclt 11 could 3'-'0id pa)ing millions to
accomodnte those students at 11s o"n tn·
IIIUIIon
In an era v.hen even the public college\
ancl unhenrtres urc-~rambling for students,
&h!li nrtronalc: no longer u o compelling_
lndC"Cd, the IQ77 ugisllliUrc refused lO rai~e
the: S500 figure St'l b} the 197~ t'ston When
rnnnuon 15 con tdcred Oregon's rndcpc:ndcnt
coiiC'&es nov. retet\e ubstanualh lc:s-. tate
suppon than they drd three )'CQr ago. And
whale tt rs clem the state system could ill nfford
to ub,orb the g,ooo Oregon I'C"'tdcntt attcndmg
pnv:uc: in'illtution'. obsernr~ concede the
1979 I egisl:eture may dr:.nlicall) aher the
pr,ltcntm.
In rcspon\C to thts and other devc:lop­
!1lelll, Oregon\ pnvnte collegC"S hnvc
I.HXeleratc:d tbC'H fund-ruuing effona .1\t least
60 percent ot the: costs of cducuting student:.
coma hom t uuion and fees: rhc bulk o( the
n:marnder must come: (rom pnvnte con·
llrbutorJ 2nd endov.mcnt lund~ The com­
petitiveness of smaU~ollege fund nsising,
whtch " focu~d on major corporations and
pn~lltc (oundatioru, nuk~ most school~
reluctant to drvulge the lull eJ.tcnt of their
lund·raasrng ellons But the m..tgnuude of the
undcrtaL.ing IS suss~ tc:d b) Han) Mnnl).
'ICC• prordent ror dnclopmcnt Ill Willamctte .
He: slates that hu. 1nstrtullon "must rai~ S l
m1lhon e.tch )C:Ar lor 10 )'C3h to \ccp c:H~n With
current rnllauon lrendll ... Th~ rs rn ..tdd1tron to
the rncomc: rrom WiUamctte', cndov. ment,
.,..hrch i~o larger th:ln thar ol un) other-. hoolrn
Orc:gtm
W lliJ r H 1! EXCI.!P liO ol rhose ut
Reed and l.mfic:ld. admrm,tnllors m­
te;f\ le\\cd ~.:.1nduJh agreed tho I Oregon's
collc:gC$ dad not c:nurely C'liCUpe the national
trend of dedanins academic ~tandurds dunng
the Ia t decade I his decline \!ills mar .. cd by the
cropfltng of s~lled '"rele\ant" cour es of
qucsuon~ble academic mem;-nnd an epidc:mac
of grade rnOat100
I he prc)('nt Wli\IC of academtc "reform" -largely rocusc~ on rcquaring students to tale
classes lrom a bas•c-corc: cumculum This --
~lorm rnO\ement 1 ~ ... 1tkmg an aumt
thm hnc, most eduroton~sur..e)'cd
1 he rnr rca ed 1 udc:nl re3pon11biht lor
sclcdittn WU5 one of the: real g.tan\
Jetrdem•c ferment of the '6(), But I
nlread\' h.1s led the WU) tn rc-ins11tutrng
~4u1rements, und there ~ccm1 little dou
n Mudent' lrtedom uf choice rn cour;c
Iron \\ rll nul be 11 grcllt '3& 11 hal been
Msnin l~vrch. provost of Reed ('
claim\ hts rnstrtution has aiWlly:' .. avord
lnlls and l\idc-$hOWl\" '" which otha
5llt\ltions tndul c:d. U:vrch say. Reed h£1
5UC'CC$llfulrn tl el!ons to '"uphold the
of the das icul liberul an.. .. curnculum •
In n !trmilar \iein, H ou•tles of
notes that hi• instituaon ne\cr relnAed
broad da~tribution ol required courses
I.ISI dt<":lde and.ns u resuh I infield e ... , ...
maJor curric.-:ulum chungea rn the near
Not surpmingJy, edueaton. .stll~UI11Chl
fend the value or u trodauonal h~"t
educauon MoM o( thoSe tnlemcwed
w1th Wrlhom G Bcrbcret, dean of hbcr'll
at Wtllamette UnJvefllly, that a V04:.ltllot
1J1rccted edUCdtiOn IS Mloo Mrrov. to
the adnpuve c.apaoUC$ for survJvrna
prospc:rrng an n world whach will
'ontmuotu change ol tremendous ...... 5u
for the foreseeable future ..
[ l ew15 and C.: lark) Aslloc1.ztte
Facult Irene Hecht add.J '"For
'ollegcs to turn thcrr back\ on lhc • .-.n
liberal an~ philo,oph)' would ~ to
~'Cr) da,uncti\eneu that makes I hem u
toda) 's world or wide-,~prcad edu
mediocrity ,•
dminr~t rntolli concede thctr
hu ~oe not ~en doing, a Jtelter job ol p
career coun~ling and placement ",.,,.,.,..
thetr graduates. In recent ycnrl'
tuuuons have mo\Cd to 'ltrengthen
~rv1cc:;, I so uo the u~e ha ,.c:
prof~liiOnul ruogrum~. at the und
Jc:,cl, in such lteld.. Ul'i teacher t
bu&inc: s, the art1 and pub he '~CI"\ ttt'.
r 11 enrh:h their oflenng.s and also
more i.IJ'Iplicunts, ilome chools have d~\od
C\len5t\it: held-tudy programs Lew1s
CIML. c~lllege II nationally recognlled ID
field: iludenr, reguwrh rc:crive (ult cred
IIUd) in \UCh plnces .11 W.uhington,
Europe. l.uun t\merrca, 'outhc:<at A:\18,
e\cn the South Sea 151ands. Wtllnmettc
progrnms in Co ta Rrc:a. Japan o.Jnd Engll
RcpnniC\.1 b) ~riiUUIOtl ol 1~ 1111bor
Cor,.n&b• llt7 ln.ltl'!t•lllcnl Nc•-.. Inc.
Pioneer Log
I Campus Bo11. 21
Lvwla and Clorto Collo;c Port14nd Orevon 97219
(503) 244 oUJI, Ul 232
E<11tor.Dutcrl Ma!KI
Bualnnt Men~w. JoM Scou
MeneQII\9 Editor: Hans Holl~ol
New• Edtlo~ Nona S.1101
Copy Edllor, CynUua Owoos
Spon.a Edllor. ~n•ta Martt.
Entef1aln~n• Edttor Annt! Stt;inOt
Opinion Edllor, Jell Ptnrco
An Olr•dor; Ray Clal\
Photovra,>hr Edllot. 1<.(1(1 Fabnet.
Compoa~Uon Editor, Sl'larl•lfiO Kamoto
Ad••n•llng Man.gera ()o, Serfhng, Jon Edw,tda
Clreulellon Manager; Lynn Hlr\de
Wnrtn T al&dz-e Chtbanguna l.oaho Dewey. John
Gulnasso, Da~o LUO••og Sra.cy Olsen, Pnyllts Oator,
l.oura Pattro, l.atry Rooonson , Doug Rosonborg
Robcm lat10f
$pof1a ~tau liolloril~ Paul Root»~na , H11fl
ThOntolnuen fnlttUtnment lvllll Oooloy Aktllo Naka, Jul t
Pu<JttbAUiJI'l , Ann«! I ruoblood
Publlck Occurencea . Mllt.t MtiiUCCI
Phorovrephtnl , LP.Sho Faulil, l od Ga•""· MilT~
Grey, T 111ct Hld\man , Rolf JourgoniiCifl , Kamra­
Sarmaol, Tuua Woll11, Dlllanno Yuoo
Production Lnlla o-•l'• Lnslle Dtrwoy, Lvntw
Htll..dO, Cii'I<1V Htlll Lynn llvestoy, Clnd)' Modi'
Mrtllnlo RudntC.II
Compoaruon · Jenny Foarw, Karon Haradu, Lirt:
tno•.uch1, Kll Lowla 14.ar(!n Soul Martlyn S..tO'
Ar1fat• Mall WUollk~r
MaJor Adwlaor: Rlthard HOyt
PhoiOQra,>hy Ad'tlaor· Bon St\opperd
Orroc:t 1 PUbhcaHon or rn AaaoclatOCJ ShJdiZtlll
Low•• and Clarll, 06t6 SW Palallno Hill RM
Ponland Oregon, 97210 PnntOd weekly by ~
SellwOOd BM S OOCl clau POstage pa a
Portland Oregon Annua•aublcnpuon COli, s.cS:
VI wl t• j)IIUN<!IIIO tOosoolthO wntl!,. end
not noc:euat~ly ri!IIOCt '"• ~ ol toe at~
b()(l)' tho •acuity, or the COII"9lJ edmintatreag
• j ' l
e
~n L.D6, O.mltn 11 --::----
... , l r -
--
Udng an adm
~urvcycd still
tonsibilir' lor
~ r1:41l g.'lan~
'()(X But I I
r~inslalullng
!ems li 11 Je u o 1101
• • oacc m counc
•~ it hu' hcen r-
ltoiR~dC~~~------------------------------------~~~
liWU)'1 "II\ Otdc{ i
which otha
I ~)'l Reed hOJ
luphold the
I eurnculum ,"
lou•deg of Lu! ualsyield pseof'go
never rela.\td
'ired courses
I anfidd e,. ......
;ator~ st;_aun.-hl
huonul hbcral
" antc:rvac"'ed
dean of liberal
that a voc:at1:01
narrow to
ror survavang
'ch wtll eJU>cn
lend ow
'-uocilltc:
Jds .. For
Jon the trad
)Uld be lO
tkC:S them UOIII
pread edul"llll
:de their
ler job of nuw
mcnl
)'Cars pn
strengthen
rise havt'
he under-un•d
teacher 1
c .,crvace.a.
nnd ulso
h havcde\C
m" lewu
recogntJ.cd in
rave full crcdt
Wushington, L
uthc;ut Asia,
• Willamcttt
pan and cntl:
ll!e aulhor
ko Naloa Juhr
Ga•nc:s Mlm
~ttan. l<amr&f'
Oewtt)', l.yn!"l
Cllld>' Moell'
n Harada, G~
Marilyn ~ur
l:ial11ld Students
1)0 Hill H~
10100kty by r
c>o-11-ue pald
-"·•-COSI, S4S:
tha •ntera •~
of the atudf:
ltdmlntst THE GHOSTS OF LEWIS AND CLARK'S PAST
Abovo Jefl Lew•s ond Clark student onthusaasm over
rootball hasn't changod much over the years Abovu
r~ght : Lewaa ond Clorl\ men gleolully crop each
othOr's hnlr In the stunning s1y1e prevalent •n tho
SO's. Center Whon tho food service rail~d . studont&
resorted to othor methods of obtainang food Bot­
tom Students goza with shock ill the food serv•co's
astoundtno ball ot lnro old days'
9 SQorts ---------------------------
... SOCCEF. i:eAllJf .. ;:ooo:- OF
on --
Foo ers
P'brlat:!!! rose
~ lC ~~Q;:::~ ~cs.:t:~
Fo;r -~ f.=~.. ~ LC~~
liUX:i"''<: ... .......,,... • .,..! ~·:• co •":S t Cat:a:: EOSC tx:t
~:1. b: r.ec:c;e~ ~:c.
•••••c • • "C!' •ca ••••••·s
10 2-~
•
It\~ fl
•
Totonca'"11 t-afc.!r :u
:s:c:n:· ·-~~ "2-1
EOSC scorcC.
to=:~)'l5- g{ ·rl"-ClQ:::C:
r~:J:c~er
ec: a
o Tt:a=u. CJ.il:::i u~. r;::;t! 10:cn:
w :de re.::e i1!f a.n JQnes rw:~::s ·trior LC kic.klers
• E.RfERENC-E
Ptic):'lll:er ..n..-e i:eoet"t'!'!" ~ .5:1;~"• (i .. :W~ .,......,.~!':;;
ar.«2 JOnes befua t.~ gane hal:: • th!'_. ~
,. ers
l Co ege Outdoors
• place in
E
Qe~ L.J";;;;:~ ~ r, Eosc··wu tt« ---
a:;:.-
I l Occ ..... rrences
0
•Ho" lu lal.c c•"•' C'\am' "111 be thC' •
tor• ,,, a '' ,,rJ.;,hllJ' t let 12 u1 l JO p m t'"
the-t (' cnmpu~ I h1' ~~ thr Ja,t ol11 'cnc~ nl
lour \\otL,hoJl~ on 'tud ''-llh c·ondu(tcd b
th~· c·,,un,chnr, Center und tht' \\ rtllng~J.;1II•
Center l ~.ttton lot the\h'HI.;~ht'fl I\ I'CI't~"\1
m th1 Penn •I "IUth:nl\ oltu:t.
•\\ 1ldlilf' rrhabllllalron protram;, m thl:'
Portl.md .trt:.l mcludtnt' .1n e\hthll ol phutm
tcstunng urh.tn binh ond m.tmmlll' '' 111 he
thC' ltl<U\ Ol a '>f"t'\.'1111 C\htbltll\n 'lpllll\U~d
h\ the \uduhon ,,,,Itt\ ,,, f'Mtland at the
01"\"gon \t u'cum ''' \c1c: 0('(: nnd I ndu'>ll)
Oct i-1 s
Fri.
•fiC"nr~ 'tf'C'Ir < omm•l" · lamed
h1 :wnnn nnd r:ducatM, \\Ill spca~ 10 the
\&ne. flnna~;an Chapel I ndn). <xt ll • 1
7 lOp m Commagcr "1he lhtrd "f"t'llkC'r 1\1
come to th~: I C c:nmpu' under I he I nil hnum
~rae). 1 he lt"Ct urr I' I n:r
• Rnn1t'O and J ulirl "111 be performed Oct
13-15 and ~0-:!~ Ill 1\ r m. :u Pnnland
llnavt~r '" ·, Hunt Center I heater. \dm1'· ~
stun •~ I .SU ltH tucJenb, T elcl'hone 2t0·
n,;7 fol lt'M'f\'atlon~
• fhr rurtl.nd ~\mphontc ( hcllt \qll
prl:~nl I Glc•rwtn L \f't ,,.,Ire• '" 'wrmrl
Oct. I land I.S a1 ~ p m nnd <kt 15 .u4 r m
The 110 •\.OICC' ''mphon1C' cho1r \'llllcaturr
guelll t"Onduc101 [)r Duugla~ Butler .:tnd I he
mu I• ol the cvrnang "'" rnngc lrom 17th
Centun 10 ,\f,'<!ern .r\dmt,ston ~~ l. rhe
#
ron~rt "111 be held at the We~tman)ler
Pmh' 1cnan Church, ~·F. 17th tnd Han·
~
cod For more mll~rmauon C'ontllcl \ u:tvr
Grnf at :!::!2-97Q4
Sat.
•Thr Piun''"r.. '""pitt) f»:Jc:th" 1 uthcrun
l nt\:CtMI) at 1..'0 p m. &n Gm~ nld \td 11um
,\dm•>~lon 1s In-c.
•Or. C'orn\ Blu~r•'' Remrd) "111
perform at the F~rt h fa,·crn b2 1 "\\ 2 ht.
Oct 14-IS
• Gu) (. •r•"'•n. a long·tamt collector • .md
performer ol trndtllonul Amencnn roll.;
mU)iC, and £k, rc Jon~, a CC"ntral member of
the Gcbrg~u Sea hland' Singers who\c mus1c
reOcch the anc.otral block culture," ill be 10
conCC"rt Oct. 14 ut the Pontand Center tor I he
\'15ual1\1111 . For more information call 222·
7107
•Sttfllanl«' \\aeon, Ho)1 Arboretum
Educatronal L>m:ctor. will conduct an out·
door duscuuion about the evoluuon of
pllnt~ Oct I 4 at 9 a.m. The moro•ne
diteus ion will bc:Jin at the Arboretum
Visitor Center. Coli 228-8732 for mo~ tnfor
matron.
•Tht :\'tan) Ad"tnturts of Wlnnft tht
Pooh will ~ \hown Ill 2 p.m. Oct 14 at the
orth"-CSI Ftlm ~IUd) tenter later 10 the
t\·ening at 7:JO. the Film Study Center will
p~nt Mt Man God(r~.,_ atarnna Wtlham
Power, and Topprr, stamna Cary Grunt
Sun.
•Multnomah An Crnt« will hott u
pottr) rcadma b} Sid Lyman on Sunday.
Od. IS 11 3 p.m. The An Center ialocatcd at
7780 SW Capitol H\\)'. Call 246-2706 for
more 1nJonnation.
•Ed•ard C. Robloaon will star 10 the
1938 movie A Slight CaJt of Murdtr at the
Northwest Film Study unter Oct IS at 8
p.m. Robinson ponraya a pnpter who ia
lr)1nj to ao .alla.iJht,
•Raln•lnd , the Elt.zabethan BaJiadry
Ensemble. will preaent an evemna ol ballad a,
&J.,.•JJ ond Nict. 11 tbe Old Cburch, W
I hh and Clay, Oc:t. IS at 7:30 p m The
erucmblt " c:uorilinated by LC tnatructor
Timothy Swain and wtll featurt Suaan
~araent and tc ~enaor Grant Herretd
Sargent and Hcmid toaether will perform
man) instrumental and vocaJ wmbanauona.
mcrsina folk lradition with earl)' muatc.
The proaram will include sonp from
the folkmuaic or Enaliab apcak.aoa people on
both aides of chr Atlantic. Admiaaion to tbia
t>Yent u S3 for adulta and S2 for 1tuden1.1
12 TO 'BEE OR NOT TO 'BEE?
A lnsbee enthusiast on lower campus takes advantage of recent "lndian .. summer"
weather Good frisbeelng weather Is expected to continue through this weekend
SCAAMBLIN '
Pioneer quarterback Harm Tappin (15) acrambles to escape grip of Eastern Oregon
State tackle Tom Fedyna In LC't win last Saturday Scott Herbig (47) at1empt1 to block
Fedyna while ROdney Mann (66), Dan Wright (63) and Brad Fennell (35) look on
Grldders will battle Pacific Lutheran Saturday, Oct. 14 at 1 p m. at Grltwold Stadium ·
• •Indian 'ummtr ( tntuq, a 100-
h•c dt endur.1nc;e trip, wtll be hcld Oct, I
nnrth Punland 1 he cour\t' "'II be e
lime~ .Hound ·• 12 5 mile loop on Sa
blund. Rcgl\lfiUton will be M lO ..1m
15, "'llh the ndc ~tartmg an hour later
I o gel tu \.IUVte Island toke H1oh,..,,
HI ~nl tnwurd ''lonu to thr S"an 1 .. , .. 11
turn urt Rcg1\tntt1on wrll be c;onducted
the p.Hktn•• ltH beneath lhe bnd8c:
I ht cvrnt '' Tpon11ored, tn pun h.) II)
I C\\ '' .md Uur~ Ouldoor'l .,rogrnm. J u
more mlur nmuon, conlucl Ph1l Sumu ,~t..
Mb-Q70tt ur Roberl Burne:) 223·1 6S I .. ,(
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•l•toplr \ ttain;t Ballot Mu•ur~
and folr,fn "'II pre•cnt .1 ~nehl dang:
lt.llunnr 1h~ 'ound' of ,l.fumt>ro at IS·
Jl m 01.1 Is Ul the rltffill) CirC:U\ ~tudtu 2l
\(lith Portland T1ckehutlhcdoor.u~s.;
.tnd lor 1nlorm.st1nn call 2JC,..7270,
Mon.
• 'ouh W«'b\trr, dlclton<al) ' editor
th(' man "ho ~ ne\~ 2b dillc~nt lumlllla
\HI' hurn on th1' dn) 1n 17~K .
•On thi' dll) In Ul~9 . John 8ro\\n und
men 'e11cd the llnltC'd '-tl.ue, ar~cnal
H.uper, Ferr), Va
Tue. ..
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•1 ht hl)l~' \trttl ((,uman), 1925),
,ilenl ltlm cia''" 'tarn Oil (,rctu Garbo "
be 'hown Ocl 17 .u H p m. 111 the ll..orth~~
him \cud\ Ccnler "' Pork and Mudt: ..._, • ,,
• T ht mu"ic aroup Rl&ht of ~pring ~
pia) traduaunul and {lrt{Unal l"'h foil Oct,
17, M:JO p.m .• tt the rbud~le Flat CofTu ._.
Hou,c. IW'IUmc'
W d lQwilhthl e . (] dlr offil
Ec$
&c!lward • Utnllon 'enloF', there wtll be r from 3 l
mcelln[( Oct 18 ut II am m F\urr, roc
Audttonum lor 'tudent\ who plnn 1 .. ld hi
yrnduulc tn Mur'-h. June or Au(tu~l 1979 b.Qur... 1
•On lhr Waterfront , another Wc:dn~ It take
dny mght mov1e 1ponsored by ~oiOfo A. will b "
vaewed Oct 18 nl 7 p.m tn the Coun~ .d II
Chamber
•Job Huntlnc \Crated~ WJll be the top!l
of n d•~cu\\1on led by OenntS Hopwood Oa
18 _., 1 p m tn r haver 3, Templeton Center
Thur. 19
•On thl~ da)' In 1879 Thomas EdiJ
began the hnt demo<Jtrotton of tbe electf\
lrghl
•The fine annu•l Patch Day or Cht )S
wiiJ occur Oct. 19 10 the Trail Room fbi:
leshve event conducted by I he Mother's Chf
Will COOII'II of mendtng and reston ..
chc:nshed ond dtlaptdnted garments f01
"Cholnsttc achtcvers (students)
•A R~umt Wrltlnc Workshop ~~u lit
held Oct 19 at 3:30pm m the Grn) Rooll.
fempl.rcon Center The workshop taught bt
Dc:nnts Hopwood will acquatnt the studc:ra
walh techntques on how to wnte and pr~
a retumc to a protpecttve employer
Cont.
•Annlf Ctt Your Gun wtll be perfonod
through Oct 21 at the lake Oswego Colli
munuy Theatre. The performances
Thurld0)'1, Fnda)'1. and Saturdays at
p m Call 227-SSS8 •
•Tht Ammun Rtd Croa ntecb .IUOI
donon. The Portlaod Area blood bank
been reduCC"d apprectatlvely in the last
week• due to emeraency opcratioRJ . 'TL.­
wiahina to donate should call 243-S222 or
down to the Red Crou, 4200 SW r,. • ...,.
•Tht pia) Plpplrr wtll be featured at
marnataae or the Portland Civic
throuah Nov. II. In the Blue Room of
theatre, the comedy play JIQIIJtl~s will
performed until No~ . 25. For locatron,
and rcscrvatioRJ call 226-3048. nth I
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