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

October 19, 1978 Volume 41, Number 4

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1978-10-19

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

~_..,_.....;;S_ teele Commage_r
~-~h-~,:-~c:oo.-.n;~ ca11did chat an
r~ w1ll he O"lt'r loop on ·'""•.l hr Plonrrr l.ua
e H 30 am,, Uf"...... F.NR y S l'EI!l C COM
n hour Iuter, MAvf-R apreud buller on h11
'd toke H un..... foat mu!fm at he littened to the
the <;"11" uon lf you could return to any
b<: canductcd nnyumcm h1atory, whllt era
: bncJse Mlllld you wunt to hve 10 7 J. tn part h) 1~
' Program I o .. If 1 could be sure thut I wa.a
t Phtl \umutt Ptncles nnd not Hclot·then
Y 221 165 I ens," the 7S..yetu-old histonan
llld "II I wu royalty and not a
I Mra~ur~ .'it the lime o( Loula XJV If
It beneht dMIC(
flam<-ro at H
1rcu' \tudto, 2J
It the door urc~
6-7270.
>nary e(]itm
:rena langua~~a
HI.
n Bro\\ n ,\nd hit
r.ue~ nrsc:nol
rman), 192'\),. •
Lcwts and Clark College you have to take your chanc:ea,
Jellenoruan Amenca wu a very
cxauna pcnod. lt aU depends who
you arc Jefferson didn't have to
ruire leave,
"Bur JU•I tmntc~nc: aaytng you
want to hve dunnp the Rcntu•sance
and God put~ you an Slbcno dunna
the R.enuauancc , noa an Ventce"
C. ommager perho pa the
foremost htiiOrtQn or the lall half
cenaury, fit perfectly lhe Saturtlo>
Rl'V"M oj l Jtuaturr'.a auc• mcnt ol
Vol. 41 No.4 him: .. fhe very model of a t\Aiccdy • pornograph) ' ("Seeing pornoaraphy
proleuor of corutitutional and in· " like \\o'atchms Juhll Chald. Por·
tellcttual htstory." When he Jpoke at nography kilb the IUUlll uutinct.
l cwinnd Clark lasl Fnday msht. he Watchins Juha Chald tllttalies your
dad o wtth a hat sume &ak An intellec- cruvin~& for aourmet food; ail )'OU
tual but one who d~sn't mind w~&nt to cat '' cuuage checsei. the
pokina u hulcfun 11 hama.elfand Dlot Equal R•&hll .'\mcndment ('"You
or run ot his arcll ol study, AmcriCDn (women) can get c:verythina now by
hiStory, lcgalation; why a pend 10 yeara (on
In later intcn·aewa. tndudin& the J!R,,Jr), "'nd the Republican
one with Pionr~r LAg cdllol"l und pony ("I don'a thinlr. an) rhins of any
~·mother wath membcB ol the hastory Rcpublicun'1 c:hilDOCJ [to become
department IIAH, Commaaer Pr«idenl) : they hu'Oc a bctlerch.l&nce
apphed his historical perspc:c:tJve to in Congtess becauae Americans
October 19. 1978 don't 'O'Oic a a&raiJht pan) tic:ket•l.
Commaacr was dittrened by
the rculun: o( schools 10 teach
enouJh ht~lory . and cntictud
rc\'Oiution as D method for c:llec:tt"e
aoc:ial chan~ He rcvit\licd the con­
dation of pnvate colleges in thia
c:ountf) and quesuoned whether
there 11 a rut need (or an) kind of
college. Agatn on tht" UbjcC:t or the
ERA, he taid the Untted States IS the
bat place for a woman to live
alrqdy
The followina is a compilation
of :u~;eral tnte"'icwt with Com­
mflger book on how to JOg. We c:an•t raU in
ln~e Wtlhout reacJang .SO or 100 se
nusnuals, and take counea an acx, in
$Cltual conduct and misconduct auch
us IS given a1 Amherst (College.
mhc:nt, Mu' I
l think: we ahould constantly
keep in mind, when we thank ol
Amencun htstory vcnua hutof") in
geneml, tl'uat WashinBton, Madoon.
John Adam\, John Manhall and
Hamilton and nn, and on, nc"Cr had
courKJ in history att he univen.ny or
college or anywhere cl~e. They didn'1
teach history. They tau&ht t..aun,
G reck, the 81blc, Qat ural
phila&ophy, more phtlosophy ,
mAthematics and that's about it.
obod)' taught hnlory. But Jefier­
son kne9t• 11. and so did Madison,
and so dtd Hamilton Tbcy read
hastory and they thought aboul it.
Now we teach world history.
That 1Laned jusl when I got throu&h
with .chooL back tn the 20's. So we
can underst.and Japan, and under·
1tand China, and undcntand Viet
nam. understand Bulpria. and
~&.orld Literature. These uc hiah
school subjceu. We aot away from
American hittory.
~~~~e~':~~""~ ..:Jtudent may sue officer for bru~·ty
k 11nd Madt'• Pione-er I o,; Much or education tn
the-l .~. both at the-wcandu)
'chool and colleat Inti h..u aonc
throueh • ten or nrtun year period
durinc which, bulc:aiiJ, no hltcory
h•~ bern tauaht. Thcrt arc major
hlsth \cbool' where there was not
r~tn an clc-ctl~e count In wfttern
chillz•tion or an ldctlliflablc c:ourM
in mulcan hi"ory. \\ c ha~e tooae
In tht' country a ~as• rnajont).
rouchl) 10 to .10 JUA or aac who do
not know ftiuor). Th: aenernuon that dadn'c study
hi,tory managed to coadud for6gn
poliC) with extn~ordanary akiU and
wisdom and lorcsiS)lt, and conduct
American aflain honorably through
m0$t if 116 hts&ory. The cenerauon
brought up to undentand aJI other
countries and all the peoples and
sympalhitt with them. when at came
riaht down to tt. thousht the onl)'
WI)' to bnng Vietnam to Ill senses
was to drop K'.'Cn mtllion toru of
bombs of them. Jon Edwurd~ . who filed a
of ~pnn~ \IJ -.sment complutnt ngaan\t a
lrhh loll-()(( ~rtlund pohc:c officer. wtll cuher
lc Flat Colt the offtcer for financaal
I'GIUmerut1on or file 11 complamt
1 Q with the mayor of Portland to haH C lilt officer remo~;ed from the force
;.----- Edward\, who alleges Officer
:rc will be
.m 10 Eva
who plun 1
August 1979 Bd"ord Cummin~ dragged him
fi m •• rnend'~ o.r by the haar, threw
focc down onto the ground and
.. ld htm an JUtl lllettallY for five
bouo. rncl wuh hiS Ia\\ yer and plnru
\other Wedno to take uction 'oon
r '\Of A. wall bl "We met Wtth the attorney who
in the Cound IIJd 11 wa. .. the c:muest cuse he had ever heard.-~1d tdwurd) ·we hove
two options open to us ·
Edward' could tue the: oUicer
and the Clty of Ponland a procc s
that could tuke up to two year ... He
mov opt to file u complatnt wtth the
mnyor to ha"e Cummanp remo~;ed
from the pohce force and actaon
could take place lmmedtatcly.
Edwards satd .1nothc:r Lawyu
told ham I hat another c:omplaant hD\
been filed ugutnM CumnunS' ~nt
ly ''He grabbed th.t~ suy and
slammed ham to I he 8rDUnd, but has
head hit the sround harder than
mane did nnd he wa. anjured, .. sa1d
Edwa rd~ fhc Pwnur Log could not con­
firm that rcpon. Cumminp was not
u\l.atlable for co~nmc:nt .
\gt Dan Noelle, pubhc: infor·
mauon officer fnr the pohcc burnu,
said the bure.1u has no rcaul•uon to
prevent officen from talkini to the
JH~ · but that Cumminp could
choose not to. He satd tbe bwuu
would make no statement on the
Edwnrd\ ancidenl unttl an invcsup­
tton b~ 1he bureau's Internal Affair~
Department wa~o completed
'Jodie td chtet of poUce
mnk~.:' the final .Je~.:a\ton on all ca'es
11nd '' c:outd be month~ before the
ca'\e '" decaded • Commacrr: I'm not as disturbed as
you ore. Histof) dOdn't nttd to be
tausht, it can be read. mcricana
have a notion that no one can le.un
an)'thina wathout a coun.e it il ~ ou
can't ju&~ read a book. Most of our
tnstuutions of hiaher educauon are
founded on the assumption that
(,uuenbcra never hved. Everything
ha to be taught and not onl) an the
f'C4lm of thanp hke hittory.
We can't J08 withoua reading a I don't think the tcachina of
hastory. world history, world
lnerature. in the hish schools and tbe
coUeges seems to ha"'e produced a
generation that hu conducted its
Coretp policy very ~ell . lt produced
n generation of K.ennedv, Johnson
and ~u..onaod.all tbar.supponen in
Cont'"Ul'd on ptllr II
·u be the tor•
~opwoodOa
plcton Center udget gap remains
19
nomas Edtsa
I of the clcctll
ay or the yn
I Room Tlu
Mother's Chi
and reston"
gllrment• {o
kshop will b!
Gray Rooll
hop Ulught bo
t the Jt udCJI
te and presd_
Ioyer
be pc rf 0 I'1'0CI!
swcao Coli
rmanccs If\
rda)'l at 8:•
•
netdt bloil
ood bank
the laat
tiOIU.
t43-S222 or
Cor
Room of
Jni.ti~.J wiU
locataon, C.)'nthla Owcm
Gt lhr Plunrrr I ot
I he college cucuu~;c: counc1l
fatted 1 uc da) to dec•de ho\Ai to fill.1 liP ol S2.30S in che tudent bod)'
budges whach resulted from a mi!l·
Olculatton tn I he 'ilc of this year·,
11~1dent hody,
fhc \IUdent body budget came
up ~hort tha'i toll bccuu~e 47 more
ftc· pa} tnp .,, udent'> were proJeCted
enroll than actually dad The
student \COate ullocated fund"' to
student orgnnuataon\ lullt 1pnntz on
die ha'll of thot proJection
Wallmm Malhn'lon vtce
pt c tdent I or bu tnc» und linn nee
'd the 'cnatc \hould hove allowed
un error in the enrollmen t prOJC:C·
b) not t.~llocatmg I 00 per cent of
proJected budget.
.. \\-e f o II o" e d norm .11
ttnll pro~edur~." .. aid Lart)·
l' .. ,.u;, \tudent body preMdtnt . "We
't arre~ponsible I am not "ill­
to accept it (the blame for the error) or tell an) of our
orgamz.auons to cui their budget5 b)'
tlne·thtrd
~The bottom line is that the
Board ofTru:~.tecs approved S78,J04
(the student body budget) on the
admanl\truuon O\\ n proJccled
figur~ The S2JOO '' nol c~en n drop
in the bucl.;ct.
·1 he deci\ion (by c;ollesc ad·
mina'>t r11too.j W1U to tc:ll U'l to be real
concerned itbout our 3pendang,"
lew'' 'lltd "It'~ J mutunl re~ron­
stbthl)' and Mulltn'lon hulln't gi\en
u~ anv con~tructl\c cnttc:tam.'' • Malhnson 'aid lhe cnllcgc:
hope-' thllt more fn:,hmen .1nd
t&.ln fer student~ Will enroll Wtntef
term, thu' reducing the budget
delicit. '"The P10nru l..oR " muking
u mountatn out of a molehall .1nd
you can quote me on that,''' he \&td.
Dean ol \tudent'\ Did. "oren­
ron said he 1, not sure that more
\lUdent\ wall enroll "inter term. He
said bud~et cut' are being made
"aero'' the cnmpus.'" •
INSIDE .. ---
WILLIAM MALLINSON
"The Pioneer Log is making a mountain out of a molehill."
Historian Commager chats
about school. sex'l society Women win .. men lose
home crosscountry meet ·~felna f'OtiiU,n&flh) I• hh llo'tlltlllnl
Jlllta Child. (•umoJrtl'h' k•lh the HA\Ial
tnlln.t W•ttl'lilljl lub.a t. tuld sau•rta
)OUI Cfl\lnJ hll 1\\Uftn(l f..-..kl, all )UU
"'•"' 1o au 1\ coii.IJt chtnt • 4 Editorial against ERA
gets readers' response
JlruJ'(Incnt' ol tht I!Nl~ Eqll.ll
Rl&hta mcndn~nr to 11K U Cotutll~t-
lton I'CI C'IIUllltlmC II\ thn "'«~ 't i.D.K 2 1 be mta\ CIOU.."'OUJtlf') team l I IO
~ Ulamectco Solt~y . •tuJt 'be f'iooctt
• men ~ .. , able Bamai.L 1be n~aMn
"10 hnd lor llle V. dbnxttc la,1l.IUODIII
m salc:m th Wttkmd 7 0Qinion ----------------------------Don't charge, jmt stop reservations
B f(,J,~l <..i \\'1111 the: pia\ Ill(' .\ton of lJt'S·
tim \\h11.h open' 11 l C\\1~> nnd (lark ()\:t '0. f'u
t\Cr6 1 he .. Ire will charge ~ludent<j .I~ I .admll\100 rec: for
\h"Clc:nd pcrlormnnces On w«lda ~ , there: \\til be no
chars<'
\dm11-"ion \\til ~ anstttuted to C'ncouruge 'ltudent'
to ullcn\i \\Cclni~hl ptrlornmn~:e' whac:h .1rc:
tr.adauonall It~' cr~>wdrd rhnn rho~e on the wtclend
1 hcl\tre munu~cr., .tho hope In curb tht 1n~oadenCt" ot
•tudent' rc:~r,1n~ ud.eb, then nc:\tr pick in~ them up
munat:cn apparent I} do nnl feel 'rudent · tnke t he1r .... ork
nnd came: sc:nou~h 11 the\ •t~norc thc:ar rc:,cn'DitCln .
Htl\\t'\'tr, th-e an~uiut iun ol n I lee ·~ not the:
1\n)WCt
\ .,.. N'r step an oh ing the pr ublem would be to end
the practice ~,.,r , ... ccplln • re~c:n. lion~ \llttstond~ now. a
•tudcnt llUl) ,:all the: theatre bo;\ office \\'edne,da)
mornang and~\: ttlnt t\\ o tide I\ he su,·c:d m hi< ~arne: for
that e\entnt;'5 f'C'rformancc.. Ho,,c, er. tf he da<ro-.c:~
later Itt! c-dn attend a''' o·lo:e£ ~ h 10 n fraend'< donn the:
amt' na~ht. he mB) opt h•r thc part). •h~ rc: ened uclet~
arc m't that tmp~omnnt to ham, becuu\e he IIMure' he: can
nlwa\:<. rcscl'\c n oouplc more Ill': let ome ot hc:r t'\ cntng beCl\U~. a(tc:r II wed: of pr<ldUCIIOh, \\ ord Ol ·mouth
publici!\ hn~ rc:raulldtd "' udc:nh 1 hnt the\ >ihould nttc:nd
fk111nntng plft)S On II r r1d1" OIJJhl WOUld II ISO 'lpteud
ht{lh attcndun ~:c: oH·r "e"c:ntl dll\''· mther thnn concen
troun~ 11 ,111 on \tuutdll) or Sundny '\udenh who bud
tame w ~mend pc:rtormnncc\ on the: wc:d.er\d would ,tall
go '"'ummtt thnl more 'ltudent~ "ould KCI on the
\\c:ekcnd '> under an) \Y~tc:m. by bc~•nmng the prodoc
uon ''" -' weekend 11 would mctCJt"'e word ot mouth
pubhctl\ to tho~c who ~:ould not nttt'nd until Inlet the:
~relUCt rrnportton ol wc:c:lcmd tht'lllrC: HOtr' would
'iprend puhiU."II) fa~ter 11nd to more people.
Jtm o,tholthofl chtllrmnn ot the theatre
department , "~U)' the 1deu ot opentn~ plo'' on weekend~
,, {eu••ble but "ould t.tkc: some ltddauonnl plunmng
Under the norm.11 "'Cht'dUit he~>'' 1\\0 thc:utre produc
II<'"' ure 'cheduled t.tch terrn, ont' opemnp the "''h
"C't'k oil he term, the other opemng the nanth. f.ach run~
!>i, du''·
If the-c: pitt)' \\ert to open on \\tckc:nd rather th.an ..
,
•
.. •
1~
(n)
,frc
(b)
the:
hn~
(c)
sal a • tnf( •
4J !lUll
pro -• • • .. the .... • • for •
2. Th
Oliil n
lbat tl In the mc:anume. 11 tudc:nl who reall) \\Rnb to
attend the pia' rna) he dt coUf<~HCd becnu'c: •he 15 told
thccc: nrc no taclc:151cft 'he mil\ hope that someone\\ all
nnl ho\\ tor 1he1r resavcd ta~lo:ets, but ,he wall llldy
drvp the adt-a ultogcthc:r in dt,coumgc:mcnt \\CC:l.:tb)',ll" the~ do no\\, the 11r't would ho'c: to b<'gm
c11hcr the \\etlcnd of the s1. th \\eel;, or the: \\Cc~end of
the: filth Osthnhhl1fl quc:~tioncd "hcthc:r moving open·
ang ntght IO the \\et~cnd nf the lihh \\CCio: \\ClUid IJI\C
ucton enough r~ht'ar alumc He ,,l,o wn!i "''rried thul,
m order to gh c: 'orne tame: b<t \\ccn JHod ucttllnll (ut lc ,,,t 1
\\C'ck), the curtnan would hn'c to gn up on the :o;econd
pl.1\ dunng the rcnth week, linul~ \\eck T~E CECARS OF L.E6ANON dleref1
Thee~
I) h '(
~un g II udmtnnntt to the theatre \\trc: granted on u hrst~
omc-iir-1- cnt'd baM!>, student" \Hluld be more: lil.el) to
plnn ahe.nd The I hr~Ut of lht'ir IIlli getting inut all\\ ould
be o much grc:uer impctu' to )bo" up than under the
preic:nl ~p.tcm. 'I he: lint-come.l iot·,encd-dog-ent-dog
SHtem would gl\ic c\cr)one an equal chnncc to C't' the
pta\. h ''ould cut do\\n on the number ot cmpt) ~au .
.... hu:h should ha\c been hlled b) tudc:nt~ who ne\Cf
c:nmc: b) lor theu f'C!\tn·ed ttclc:h Tho<e wathout
rcset'\'ation~ "ould not be diKouragt'd and 'ta) homt' o .. tholthofl ul~ll .. u~c,tc:d thut, it phl\'' "pcnc:d on
I ridn\' mght, the lo!ltcul clo~m p would be: the lollowmN
Fndn\ fhnt would mcnn uctor~ would be lott;ed to
commal thc:rmc:l~c to nn c:aght ruther thun It 'jnt-dll\
perlorm 1ncc 'chc:dulc. Our present system of righ~~ ;~
l heatrc product ton!> ut muny 'chool~ me pc:rtormc:d
onlv on \o,.cckend l hou~h that ll)"tcm tLIIIo Ioree
,,udc:nb to phm thetr attendance with more cme we: do
not fn, or such a chun~c Sec:mg our thec.tre\ produc
ttnn!> durang tht' weel c.:un be a plc:.,,unt ch11ngc: from
homc\\orlo: and the W"lt wnMelnnd ol telcw.aon • 1 takes affected by close-mtndedne~ro,he l
or cour c. a more complete soluuon "'ould be to
"Stan plnl 'hedul~ on \\eelendl , mthcr than weekda_) .
Thi1 would incn:o.~ c the hlclihood of atudenb nttendang
on a Monday. or 1 unda). Weekends arc: not the bu5te\t
umc: for the theatre only becau~e people: don't ha\ic: as
much worl.; to do durin~ that time. r he) arc al6o buw But we: .1ho cunnot 'upport .1 I udmi,saon ch11rge
un11l ~omc other ~olution as traC'd \\ e 'IUJJRe,tthnt theatre
manager' fm.t end the pracuc~ of takanll r~ervataon,,
and tender the tdea ot opemns play~ on a wc:elc:nd to
thetr actor'>. It these fail then the: idea or an udmt~saon
c.:har8c ma) be the: onl) \oluuon. But not untallhen •
Setting a financial foul-up straight
Pl F \SE T'A \' ,\ r1 f:.NTION to the M) "•de
pan~ \\uttcn b) Pat Manmn~ M.anmng, '>llldenl
body' icc·pmadent of finance :and mlormataon out lim·-.
a misoalcuhallon the: Ptomw I or madt rettardmg
"tudcnt go\-crnmc:nt'~ S2.JOS deltcat I he edllorml •uud two mcll'mrc\ hud olrcad> been
taken to c.:ut ,, udcnt sovornment's dcftul tho chmtnnuon
ol C1 S 1,500 budget to pro\ Ide ror scnertU st udenl U'IC ol
1 he I cmplc:ton Center darkroom .md n I SO cut an
M~tnn ing\ alary Both of thc:'c: ollocuttom were: mude
after the \Cnate budget WU\ approved bv the Bourd ol
I ru~tce~. nnywa'. and had not yet he en C'IIU bh8hed b}
tha year', )tudent lltnutc Ouuf! Ro'>tnbua
(If lhr l'um.-n I "I
1 ht' j, a r\:spon'lc lo 4\ndre\\
Ku,cr', opanwn 10 In !.I week·,
P10ntrr I .OR ("l: R \ supporte,....
abu\C. per5una1. \lalt. raght, .. )
I \\holeheurtc:dh 'upporl the
!.!qual Rtght& Amendment 11nd the
~;'~ICII\IOn of the tUIIIICUIIOn periOd
.. , wa' approved b\ Congrc:'' fhc
ER \ I!\ a nc:cc\\11)' tn th1" countr) 11
we: ure to uphold our '>Uppo,cd
,uppon ~r humun nght' II the: ER \
1:. not rauhc:d. I'd \'lc\\ the U ~ •"•
tcrnbh c.:ontradtclor\ .,~well U!> .. etr
nghtcou.. llow would 11 be po~~ablc:
lor U\ 10 denounce '"vaohliiUO'I" or
human nght~ ubroud while we "'
here I urt hcunp the reprC'I!Iton ol
women and rnanorallc:,·)
Ka~er ,Ia ted that rhc F RA .1nd
'" " decepti\t'h stmple lnnguuge"
would lend to u " tro1n of un
nutur.tJ conse4UCnCC\ " ftr\1 Whut Laa.t W«\;, the: LoR ran an echtonul crttlctl.Jng Lew ts
and Clarl.', student go,ernment tor bud~euns mon:
mone) than 11 had avaahtblt thl\ "ieptc:mber . \ mi!>-·
mlc:ubtaon hud been made: tn the: number of ne\\ atudents
"'ho \\OUid attend 1 C tha' fall. Therefore, there: Wll\ a
dc:crc:a.'e m anucapated tt\c:nue from thor.e enrollee~. No
conti~nC) lund W1l5 'ct up to CO\tr the decrea-.e during
la!\t )car·, budgeting proccu, a" no ~uth rund hud ever
~en considered by tudc:nt go\c:rnment in the past. H(l\\e\er, \\e were incorrect whc:n we ''"d rhe~t' urc: thoc.: unnatural con,cquc:ncc:,,
cuh "'h~c.:h total \1,650 would lc:avt' the gcwc:rnment .tnd ho" would 1 he:~ monare~t
\\ ith a S5SS dc:facll The lac. I 1\ that 'tudent government them,eh·c~ ·' Second. wh.tt \\oc need 1n
~gun tha~ vc:ar "''h u $.1,995 deficit the ftgure S2.lOS th1~ CCIUntn are 'itmple luw' not
WU\ rJ/rrat/1 I he rCiUit ol S 1,6$0 an budget CUI\ • htghl'; complex, uiO\\o')'C:rtsliC ..
To the Editor
Women's rights due
I \\ould hlo:e to respond to <\n
drc:\\ Koser's My ••dt p1ecc pnnled
in last wed.' Pwnur tcg on ERA
"ith ~omc: ol m' \leW!I ,,n the ~ub­
JCCt,
I et me: preo<c:ntlht~>lluutaon "'-It
II> in J\m~nc.t todH)' Y. omen m
Amcracu tuda) h 1\C: no deltntte
nghu. undt'r the CoiUIIIutaon , I he
onh lcg:tl nghh a woman atn chum
come: frum \"liT) ang it te ht\\ In 43
lint~ . at 11 "''mRn und m.m nre
mArnc:d. the 14omun has no legal
nsha:; to the propc:rn ocquuc:d
through her hu\band's c:arnang.'
Sa nee credu i• conlln&ent upon own·
ang propcrt). a woman mJ)' not ~
able to obtain In) kind ol crc:d11,
Aceordang to the: U S Depart·
ment of Labor 38 5 mallion women
are no" an I he 14 ork for~ . and 12
percent of all hou)('holdaarc headed
b) womt'n. Th~c worken. ha\ic no
legal nght to \:On .. denllion for
promouon , ur equ1l beneCJta in
many stutcs. Thtll '~«mato me to be u
prc:.uins problem that mc:rat&
ehmmutrun
l nder ERA thc:K ancqurtao
would nol go on the lal4 bonh
automatac:tll} . 1 hey muat be uraued
throush the court ayatem, )ct they
can be if rhc: ERA is enac:tc:d I his
et'ms to me a mutt.
I ~ant to IJddress aomc: of the
•pec,llc; c:oncc:rua of Mr. Ka.cr·•
an•cle· • The: 'tntc:mtnl ol the ERA wu~
~;ailed "vugue · · I would \UI,lg~tto all
pet.,J1h: concerned \\Uh tha:o.lhat the)
read the prc,c:nt amendmt'nl" to the
Con)titution . 1 hc'e amendments
uro: ull deMgnc:d t(l . crvc J~ bro;ad
guadc:ltnt' lor the coun,. to Interpret
r he: f:RA ~;arne on an that tradnaon
•I» a c:r ccmcd worru:d ubout the
1: RN~ cllc~:t on the: 'upport of
chtldren und lama!\ tructure Fil­
tc:c:n lUte!\ Ill ptc)Cnt have Pll'"ed
1 hctr n\\ n ct~ual·right~>·for·womc:n
Ia" One o( th~c: Mates ,,.
Wu~htnglon whach has ruled that
both ljrou e~ urc: responsible: lor the
lillflrHHI of children. enc:h ptrJnn an
proponion to tndividunl income.
fha• prote\:IS both men nnd women
Ar. lor the 1.1maly ~tructure. 115 more
and rnurC' women wor!c or head thc:u
own fomthn I ee it as nc:cC\~f\ lor
SOod lamaly relation~ that lht\e peo­
ple ha\c: c:quul riahta.
•I he question of preanancy tn·
)Urance ha' 1msen lnaurunce
rei au n~ to prt'tcnancy dltabtliUe\ has
bc:cn routmel~ c:"cluded from ln­
'lurunce pohcan .tnd lhu. prilctiee hns
been upheld by a Supreme: ( ourt
decisltln.
• Ka c:r is concerned wnh I he
btologtclll daflerenccs between men
and women My rc:sponr.e '' thol a•
more rc: earc:h ll done m the area, we
lind thttt man) ol the dtllc:rc:nccs
atcm lrom trammg ruther than baolot> I ~.t:n il 'omc daffcrencc:11 do
e''''· ;1nd the) do, 10 a ht(othly in·
du·drlllliJed \ndet) \UC h '" out\
these dallc:rc:n~.e:. have little: t'llecl on
bchuv•m .1nd need not he d" cit
upon
l-qunl rtghh tor wom~n hH'­
bccn I he hl('IC of di~CUS!>IOO In I he
lcgalll.tturc 'met 1'~2l Jnd ho' b1:en
cndl•r,cd b' Prt'lldcnt" i:t~enhower.
t..cnncdv. Johmon, t=ord .md
( .trtc:r At the present lime:. 120
nUliOn II UtMiiOIIIIIIOOS CfOS'>Inf
IJIUO) cultur.tl, rcligJOU~und pohtu:al
backgrounds cndo~c: the: f!quul
Raght \mcndmc:nt I hope an light
ol it~ uhsolute nc:ce\ II)' that three
more tate lcga~latur~ ee the: \i<tlue
an gr.antinK women lc:g.tl Malu' under
the: 11114 an Ol) hlc:timc:
iHunnr lulltr
Junwr
lEITERS POLIC'r
Ltrtte1a to the EtltiOt thcwld 01
etltltNied to Box 21. '"' tl .. tlllnl 11
1'100/t. Monday~ Submluton• Jhouttl
btllyped douolu lptJnd 1ne1 mc.lurJo
lht dUihOI ' tllnll ltl WI// dl
tcldlmiC C/IU 01 fiCul/y llfldll'lg
No mote lhtn '"'"" Jlfltltlwo• mty
IPI'ell wtlh filCh IIIIer l..ength
lhOUid Oft ~50 WOldS 01 flU All
''"''' w111 b• publlahetl out ,.,, 1ub
1•c1 to IKitlmp lOt jlllmmat , llnplh
tJnd ftNious 1111tmon11 1 he Ptoneor
L.og /OU/!tfll lhiJ 11phll0 hOld fllflfl If
JPICO PtObl m1 IJflll NO
anonyln()ua fellota wJ/1 be publtlh•d 'itututcll Furthermore , 11 you loo.._ at
our ( on~lltuuon and the Ball nf
R1ght'> you Will notice that u l11rgc:
mnJortl} of art1cle~ .tnd amendment'
.trc 'lpecaficulh wntten an \ioguc
In \'u~wang the role of the
JUdtetal br.1nch of government an the
l "\ ) ou'JI,ce thalli ancludc:' 11 wtde
1nterpretn11on of cxt11l tnM lows
~t.H utc:' und c:on .. ut ullon,d
t~Utsllon~> II the .tbthty to' open up
our c:onslltutiun" " (an the 'en~oe ot
deter nttnan11 to whut degree: u "ipccaltc
amendment mav be: ·•,trctchcdh)
tul~n .tWa) t romtht JUdtcliHY 11 Will
be 11 cold du)· 1n ht'll before we hn\ic
an) 'cmblc:nce of"c:quoht\ under the
luw."
All con,tllullonnl amendment•
Me vuguc and thur, open to a wide
range of mtc:rprc:tnttons If thts were
not the: ea:<~c, we wouldn't need the
Supreme Court, thangs would be cui
and dry und K.a\er would most likely
be plc:a~ed We would then h\c an 11
\OCtet)' wtth rt{tid. unbendmslawa, o
'O'-Iety Wtthoul any constdcrablc
dearce of rc"pcct for the nahts of
andivadunl!l
I wall .tdnHI thnt the: FRA ia
"amph,tacmlly wnuen <~nd vugue an
many W8)'~ Rcgurdlc:n or the
\emunttC!o, however, 11 !tole:' that we
shllll huvt' " equnht)' under the:
law ·· In mv opanaon, we are about
SO year, too late an trytnJlo em&bliah
thi .a'l u con'ltatutaonal nmendmc:nt
But I 'hould be thunUul the FRA
hu been brouJ'ht up now and not SO
year' lrom now
Kaser hu' \luted tht' ERA -would · ... strtkc nt the lnm.Tlle e
ha'ltC IO<~titutaon ol "'OCICt) ~d!
VIOU\1\ he 1\ lnje<:ttng o<J
moml~ und ethacs tnto hh o(
(\ II I rue he VICW I he r .. rnil•
tun: an 11 ver} trudauonnl.
'cmc. whcrctn the mule and
han d"ttnctly defined and
.tcc.:eptablc role~., Doe~ Kn et
thut h} gr.tntinp women
under the: lu\\ they wtll .ttl
thc:tr aproru laundry de "r"""
\tiiiiOO \\agon\ .t'> U 'YmDOIICI
ot "freed om'"' 10
• wed Don't mi\Undcrstnnd m1,dil1 fi 1 l'rn not 'tcrc:otypang the ro .. llr ;:1
wumt'n \houlti pluy an ~OCit'
lugtcallv t rvmg to u.od.
Ku"cr·~ oplllion!l Kn~ocr app
believe• the L.R \ would--~
courage lcttul conllac: t~ 1\1•11\4
rcluuon"h'P of hu.,band1IJRI "'t
\\1\C\,." Can he poNbl) sc ~n hil
taulc: or dunfy thl'-nt nil? -1 Rt '
In di\CU'I\Ing " rrJ~ 1~
.u:ceptcd behav1or pau~:~
\mtru:., " Ku\Cr bche\a "l
pattern., .are an dongc:r tr the ~~~d l
rullltcd Farc;l whot arc " Wn
u\,;ctptcd behnv1or pauern' d.lln 8
Ka~er merely mnkang u can
conllnuutaon of 'IIUI Ul quo'J \\
need j, to rock the boat a
'lho\\ pc:oplt lake Ka cr
II\ ani( an t ht 1970., .tnd not
anuqunted er.t (where
tH:ccpt.ahlc \Octct.ll role!\
pit IIC\Cr qUC!IIIOncd) lnd
ncl"d tu brt.tk out of them
.,hell ... and chnllengc the ~·' ra1.
I he r R A I!> <l very Cffil
(und mur.tllvl chnrgcd I!~SllC
COI\\C:t{UC:IICt WIJitHJ.c: I0111J:tr
ucccptuncc.: 1n 1 he pu'""''"
Ho\\e\cr tt', doubtful
•lnd wall c.:onllnuc to " dt'
polori1c tIll\ nutaon." as. K
10 the: \Cil\C: th.u Ka,cr means
contr.ary. the: ERA hu'
tOl(C:I her motn} IUCIIOO\ W
cnuntn a unalymg
un) thtng ut ,,n Where
ud.nowled"e' the lack ol
\Upport for the: ( R \ l cou1
the MJ.IUmcnt that at need'
more: 'itnte~ before:
lc~niiY· handtnil
umc:ndmen t
lt"o; unfortunate 11 has
IMp lor the ERA to pan
ucccptnncc, but ttftcr read
urtaclc:. I thank I undef)ln
tuken . o Ions. 1 here ore
dlvidulll& who believe thai
''tans 'Y•tc:m 11upporu all
ttaluapc:ct!> ot freedom ond
f hue people nrc C:IOJC·•nuo
an itenerlll, unuble to chllnJ
llde\ ol public opanion
cnn onl) be .. po,.llve ann
our ~y.,tc:m. one: whtch ..... ~.,
und fnit h that we haven't
deep c:nd yet mol
thal
I n In the fast lane My Side
~-- ~~--------- --------------------·on stance panned
r leading LC astray aub~c;qucntly to the Board of Truttecl. Let me mention Grad S
here that 1f Mr. Mallinson had taken iuuc wnh the fact
that no contiacncy fund wa• included, he 'hould have er selection lirnited
done omcthln& then 'Volhlnt wua said nor com· Jd( Plrrc~
munn;nttd to the Budjel and fman~ Committee or tht r1onm l "I
nnlna
'"""' tua
RfSPONSf TO hall weck'11 cdllonal, "ASLC
Jdn'c bt' b1uled out opm," I would like to poant
many (nets which were overlooked
1. 'l he an~innl de lieu wn11 $3,995, not $2, JOS
(n) S2.30S wn, a result of unrcalucd
fre'lhmnn tudent• nl $49 each
(b) \1 SOO darkroom rund wus approved by
the ,enatt but nddcd 10 the budget aher It
hnd been ,ubmltted to the ndmlntatrot1on
(c) S I SO wna added to the already eluttina
salary for the vtcc:-prestdent of finance and
informntton , pendin& the approval of con
st1tuuonal chunf{el These changes we~ ap­
proved but agnm the funds were added after
the budget figu~ or $78,304 waa aubmuted
for approval to the Board of Tf'Uiteca
2. The dnrkroom account (S I .SOO) ond the ad­out •nlary (S l SO) ha Vt been deleted by vtrtue of the
dllll they were not aubmilled U& por1 of the budget
therefore do not actually e~111 nt all
.NON -The edltonal to whtch I rder (Vol. 41 No J, Oct I 2.
__ ...... -..;;I) is so laden wnh crrort that untangling them 1~
wdung o( 11 challenge. hnt, the remaining defiCit, r n·ght~Jf -~he SI.6SO 11 subtracted. referred to as ~SSS , is
UU.Uy S2,30S, at stnted above The student admtnlltnl·
'take• full respon11bllhy for the $1,6$0 mentioned iednes$ to the errors of the p~VlOUI student administration .
kc 111 the lnm• The editonol menttons that, "The ~na .te e~tpected
on ol 'iOCttty tudenta to puy that fee, ($49 student fee] but only
;" tn)cctmg howed up." What " not pomted out is thAt the
hie\ tnto hi!' r or studenu anuictpatcd for enrollment 11 com-
1ew~ the fa to the senate via the Budaet and Finance
trudntonnl. 1ttec whach recc:tves tU tnformalion from the
, the male and ratton, namely Bill Mnlhnson, Vtce·prcstdcnt of
~ defined llnd for Lewts and Clark e,., Dot$ KMcr the eduonol abo mnkcs o great tasuc of the fact that
tin women ~=nt1gency fund was allowed 10 order LO cover
th~ . Will ull 1 ued revenues A conuaency fund tS a good
,, d) d 1 :»-ture when budgeuna on the bu11 of anlletpated uun ry e erac h 11 d d h . b 1 ltiOJes, (t e percentage usua y epen s on t e
' il\ 11 ~ym 0 •cw..tc mvolved), however no conltgency fund has r,~,
d 1 d Ill liSed m ~nate budgetmg before. Moreover , the
un cr; 0~ m'dpt figure of $78,304 and corresponding per·student
dotypltng 1 c r • of $49 were tubnutted to Mr Bill Mallinson and p ay 10 ~OCif' I he Pwnur l.og rcfeu to an alleged recommcnda
tion that the S I.SOO for the Templeton (enter darkroom
be cltmmatcd (rom the lq78-7Q budget, 1 never made
uch ll recommcndntton Whut I d1d wy wn• thut the
durkroom .1ccoun1 would hnve to be o.xed due to thdoct
thnt tt didn't clUII 1n the fiut pl1.1cc Additaonally, the
uuthor erroneously lute , "He a lao o~aarecd to chop SI.SO
from ht• uwn $600 •nlury,,.. What l atud wns that the t~suc
of tht aulurv flsure hould be detcrmmcd by the senate
nnd thut I would accept the.r decistoo
W HAT IS panacularly dtaturbmg about ttu• Opm­
ton art1ele ts that the "(ac:u" whtdt were com­
mented on were not aathcred at an mtervtew with myaelf
but rather were obtained at a 1tudeo1 executtve council
meeung by Jeff P1ercc. u member or that bo.ard, and
tub,cquently reported on In h11 capac1ty as e~ecutivc
board member Jeff had ever)' opportumty to upreu
.JO} dl atilfilc:hon Wtlh the majOnty optn10n of thai
group He tutd nothma. nor dtd he .Jitempt to follow up
afterword to obtatn .1ccurate mformat1on or e~prcss an
optmon pnvately Thus. he used • closed-door mecuna
as a method of obt.atmna mlormahon wtthout malona
hts tntenuoru known That procttce as deplorable and
unethtcal Beyond the fact that Jeffs anacle lacked
journahsuc quahty. h11 method of obtaamna•nformauon
IS senoutly quettaonable
In summary it appears to be a practice or the
Plonur Log to take the stonca that obVIously lack
factual and 1ubstan11ve vulue and put them in the
opmton secuon a sort of proetu:c column for anex·
pertcnced JOUrnahsu
The admtnlltrahon parltcularly Dean
<ioren.ton have indicated their support in thts matter
batrd on rv1drncr lnvol'''d Mtchael Ford has abo
md1cated hli support We, the student officen. ap­
precuuc the cooperattveness of the admtnistratton and 1ta
wtlhngneu to ahare respon.ttbtllty 10 thas. 10 that the
1ndiV1dunl orgamz.otton budaeu wtll not have to be <:UI
However, no ftnal decllton has been made as of yet
Finally. the ludtcrous alleptton that the student
government IS "rehnqutthtng thai rcsponstbtlJty in a
chnch" only furtherdemonstratCJ the absolute tgnorance
o( the wnter and the poverty of h11 edttorial's factual
substance. •
Pot MannlnR OC'IJ as wr~prnldcnt of firrorrr:c arrd
('flormatlon jor thr I C stud'nt IOWrnmtnt STUDENTS A l THIS colleac often set the feelinathat their .tnten:st.s
arc tgnored b)' the admini1tration . Too frequently. dc:cutont •rc made
thai ure unpopular wilh ttudenu, but arc: Cinaru:ially opponunc or willJJVC
thi• tnatllutton and tt. admaninraton more presti~t within the academ1c
tommunity
1 he mo•l frequent eumplc: ol thiw proces~ is the .annual election of a
gruduullon 'peaker Lllt year, the p~sident of Ban~ of America I poke 'It
commencement , While hia 1pccch touched on r.cveral•~•uetthol, ,( uplorcd,
could h.we given the •en1or clan tome pertpec.rive on their collese years and
their future role~ •• membcn of 1oaety, he chose to pau entirely over them.
ln'ltelld, he ranted on about the JUlie o£ businen in the United States and how
cuch and every studentteated around him should be aJad that they were able
to attend l ewia ant/ Clark.
If' time a pin to choose the commen«ment 1peaker. John Brown, dean
of f11cult)' and acting colleee prestdent, has Knta letter to all membcrt of the
scn1or clan tttlttng them for speaker su~uons . The most crue1al and
rc:vc:thng portion or that letter reada u foUowt:
.. A the commencemem address is an impon.ant feature of the day's
tribute to the araduates. their families and fnends, the Board ol Trustec1 Wtll
-eel.: to invite an individual wbo has a di.stinJULSbcd repuua1ion for
achievement , whose achievement rcpn:scnu a real contribuuon to our tocicty
or culture, and ... who spcab well."
\omewherc 10 there. Brown should c:on!!der tbe value or aapcaker to the
student body, his or her familiarity with studenc tuuct, problenu and ideala.
In •hort the cmphasas ahould be place 11 mucb on whether the apeaker has
nnythma to 1ay to the 1tuden11 •• the way in wb1ch be aayt it. Often
commencemen t tpealten have nothtnl muc:h to aay. but uy it all with arcat
panache ond eloquence Ia that any compenu.uon?
Brown's prerequiaues ~«m to e.cc:lude a great number or potential
apcaken Garry Trudeau, for anstance, the author of the Doonuburt c:omic
stnp, probably would nor ut11fy Brown'• dcfin.itton of an acbtcY'tr, yet he
probably baa more to "Y to 1tudcnt1 than any other promtneot pet'lonaJjty of
thts decade. CBS new1man Dan Rather, haviQJ covered the politicalaccne
and the tmpact studentl have had on pohtJca.l values, miaht not utiafy the
call for tt perton who bas made ... real contnbuuon to our society or c:ulturc;
but he has \ecn mo~ of our culture than anycommeocementapeaker we have
seen 10 the last four yean. Author John Heney may not be as ~u known as
the president of Bank of America. but his book utt~ to tht Alumn1 (of
Pterson ColleJe) howt that he has followed the student scene with more
enerl)' and interest than most admtnJJtraton at thu coUere.
Sure, 11 may bnna prestiae to LC to have a bank president or a
noteworthy JUd&e at commencement, but the session should be mudt more
than a t•me when Brown or President John Howard can ho~nob with the
arut and the near·arcat . It thould be a time ded.1cated to the students.
Th11 year's tpeakeT should be a Trudeau, or a Rather, or a Heney,
someone who can apeak on tssuet studenu arc tntcrcated 10, and with which
the)' arc (amthar It should not be a State of the Union addreu, or
prevanatted conaratulatiOIU for finally becomlOJ memben of I aocicty
wh01c tcnell we do not alwaya aarec with, anyway •
·mg to undr
nN Kaser apr­
l:RA would To the Editor -II conOtct~ t~~} •ca) ...l:a':erenCe ol husbund1IJIV Ogt WUI
ht posstbl~ · ~< .
tht~o nt all? In hiS a11uck on the proposed
rUS!ol n .. rrlaal R.taht~ Amendment last week,
~aYlo/~ tt~w Kaser tnformed us that men
*' b pin ·..s women have "btoloSJcal dif·
~U\et C te\a •
'dohnger If ~~e h11dn't thought of that It waaa
w 81 arc ·~ns revelnttonl But I'm not
rVlOk~ patterl\irtiJn WhUIIl has tO dO Wtlh equah·
mn tng a ca t • ..-.~ th law )f t ., " uuuer c 'tu!. quo. nc btolo11cul difference I
"1 kt eKboat 11 he d1dn't cons1der 11 the male
~?Oe ud-.er I organ Docs that marvelou!>
1· ~n not dtvel'1 blood from Mr
~ 1<w1 er:Je brum, rendenng htm callous.
fiCtll rod)e!l I d und unu.ble to thank e\ •one , n
out of then •
11 h 1 I m Slmllnrly equtpped, I
en~e t c 'Y' OJII! thut Isn't ~o.
' ~ 3 ve;y emo He also cued uemouonul"
c nr&e t~!IUe 'lfr*enc:e\ between men and
w•ll tak~ longcra::=.n an arontc tnclwion for
,.. th bl -•
d be f plu htr:allltont of Mr Ka~er ·~ tmusmu­ou t u t 1:01 lnue t~ .. Kdn 't moy be thmkmg of a dirrerent
lUtton a~ thun Mr KnM:r If thnt\ so
Jt K .. ,el I npologtze fhe ERA I'm
I: R \ hu' g .about (und whu:h he quoted)
> lacttom the luw ,hall not dt5Crtminote
umfymg C\;ount ol "ex " 't et Mr Kaser
.111 Where , nil h" ume talking nbout
~the lack of n. l'hut'\ cunou&.
ERA I he FRA that prohibits dh·
1 hat 11 need' nntton on account of se)l h my
before well 11' that of m) 4-year-old ntt con
RA to gatn
r'tfter read
~. I here nrc
believe that
1Upport'l: ull
freedom and
Brt close-m
rble to c;
c optnton
•OSIIIVe
re Whh:h l'J
NC: huvcn't
• Mr ... U!Ier ar14ued th.tt the fRA
d •trike nt the lamtl\··· thu~
n" .. ombtQUIIy to the fnm1ly
ure which could encournge
conniclll 1n the rclnttonthtp of
nda nnd w1vc1 " I'm not ,urc
he meant. bv thut Doe~o he refer
i~•u•b.1nd\ prerugunve\ m the
r al Benjamin 1-runk.lin'
thut u wom11n "well
•~ a womun ''well whtpped·r•
au he reler to women'1 advan-
1 Sha"' me a dtvor«d man who
11tn11the ERA and I'll show you
p1d dtvorced man
Ftnall)'. If'\ hard for me to aarec
I 1111, <kiiiWr 1~, 1~71 w1th Mr. Ko..ser thai there should be
a ume hmit on the pursuit of simple
JUSltcc:. To even have to argue the
matter is outrageous Mr Kaser ts
comsng off as another hyaterical
male, un emb.)rmssment to h1s ex.
My daughter ts no\\< able to
count, draw. whack ;a drum and
throw a ball She also knows the
olphabcl Mr Kaser better be look·
tng over hts 'lhoulder She's gonna
catch him soon tf she hasn't already
RtC'horJ Ho~•t • A.rsocratc- prof~.tSor
of commumcatlom
Oothes, plan stink
After a thorouahl y invigoratina
study :.c!ll'IOn at the library la111 week,
we dectdtd to mvagorate our bodte'l
u~ well wuh d dtp 10 the sport\ center
pool
We arrived at the locker room
ani)' to find that a towel wos all we
could gel to sw1m 1n Well, Don'\
kept falhns orr when he dove '" the
pool Mdrk. who 1"1 a btl ••'Ore
inventive made d diaper out ~ t h•s while Stc\'e wu conVInced that a
new LC morality of weanng nothing
at all wa) Intended We found the
towel' to be unsuitable for athletic
clothtna. Ho"'ever. we had no tdea
as to what had happeneded to the
gym clothes,
From Doua Ro~nbers 's anicle
in the Plonur L.og we round the
answer to our dt!lnuty. A new athletic
depanment policy had been in­
'"tuted to allevtale the problem of
runnma out of fYt1\ clothes.
~--t, accordmg to this rule w"'vr
already run out
We fcelthaltho~ sludenb who
tor JOY rea. on cannot be enrolled 1n
u P E cln" or nthleltc department
acll\ tty 1hould sull rctuan the riaht to
u~c: the gym clothtng fn~thues Thar.
new pohcy does not increa~ the
quaJit) Of the ~tfVIC:C tO thO'C Who
UM: 11 becnu.\e the f.lclhttes arc there
for the u~ by the who/~ collc.,e
c.ommunt t)
for commuter ,tudcnl\. like us,
this new pC!hC) po C\ 3 areat in­
COn\'Cntenee . We cannot think of
anyone who particular!) cnJO)'S
tuasing around $088)'. or otherwt e odonfcrous, l)'m clothes which are
obvtousl)' a nccesury requirement
before \l!e can usc our sports
faclllliel. •
How ts at that our tuitton is
increa-sed e\er)' yc.ar and simple
privileges like this fall by he
Wl)"ildc? If this pr~nt type of
polic)-ma~•na continues
throughout LC. we fully upcc:t to
return from w1nter break only to find
a change in libr&J')' pohcy which
statt1 that LC \tudent$ may ched.
out librar. matenals, if and onl) tf,
th~\ drc offic•all) reglllercd wtth a
nun1mum of thReacademiccoursa .
Don Davu
Marie Wr~ght
Str~ ROJcnboum
Srntor:s Coverage needed
I heard that goalie Dan Cohen
bas made 16 sattes this ~euon (or the
Pioneer men's vamty IOCCCr team
Wh) tsn't there more coveraseofthe
men· soccer team tn the Ptorrnr
l.o:~"?
Go tcaml
.Wu"D)' • Frftnum"' O:Jkmllfl
Orqon Collr,~ of EduNtion
Editor's note
Due to ·~ce limitauons,
the second part to William
Willinaflam's analysis of private
colleges and their futu~ will not
run unUI nelll wed:.
Pioneer Log
c.mJ)UJ Boa 2 \
Lew11 ano Clar._ College. Ponla~ •
0~ g72UI
1503) 24-4•6\&1 ••• , 232
l!dilor: L Dutch Mandel
BuelnHa Man~.r. Jonn Scott
Man~rng Edllor: t-taru Hollnaget
N-1 I!CIItor: Nona Ba~o.er
Copy !ctilot: Cynthil 0.-ens
Spott• Eelllor: Anota M1ril1
£nten.tnment Editor. Anne St_.n.,
Opinion fdltor: Jail~ Pierce
Att Oltecior. Raymond Sclluyl~tt Claril
Ptlologri!Phy fdiiOf: Ken Fabrkll
Compoaltlon !dltor. Sl'lartene K
Kamoto
Adv.r11alng M~ De" S_,.,ltfl9, Jon
Eowards
Clrc\llatlon Manaver: Lvnn Hinde
Wrltt,.; TafaCil'<~~l Clllblnguu, lethe
OO'<Irey, John Gulnnao Oa~ LuehWig
StacyOIHn Ptlylllt Oater.la~o~re Petite,
Larry R~naon, ~ Rosenberg ,
RoMn Tay1or
lpona: Moll taN HetleMII, Paul Robblna.
Halll ff'IOBielMNn
l!ntertalnment: Ivan UOOiey, A"'"O Nalt.a, Julia Puc:terbaugll . Anne
T~
Publlek Oecui'IC'iCJ&: M ke Mlnuccl
Pf'lologr8phera: l.eslle Fau.r. T.o
Ga1nu. M•ml Grey, TrKI Hickman Rolf
Jourgeoaen Kamran Sarmadl, Ttna
Welts, Oeanne Yuen
PfOdUCtlon: Lel10 DO'<Ir._y, Lynne Hinde.
Cindy HIIIJ.. Lynn Lt~atey, Crndy
Mackey, Mtllltllt Rudn..lcl(
Compoettlon Jenny Foster. Orec. T
I noll UGh!, Kit ltw\s.. Ka,., S.uJ. Pwtanl)'ll
s.-ton
Anlat Ma" Wuener
Major Acttleor. Richard HOY1
Pnotogurphy AdYtaor. Ber1 SNIPI:*d
Otr1c1at publlaltlon C)t llle A .. ociatld
Sluder~ts o1 lew•s and Ctat\ 081& SW
Palatine H•ll Ro.d Portletl~ OntQOI\
91?19 ~nf.ct weell,ly by the s.u.ood
8.. StCOncs ctaaa poat~ge paid 11
Poi1Jand, 0~ "nnuaiiUbecfl .. lioo ao-t. S4 50 ..
Vie~~~-. -.\pt1tSMd are lhOM Of tM
wntera and do not na caaaarUy ,.rtect the
\1.-.n ot the IIUdlnl body l"-I.CUfty, or
1111 COil• .ctmJntstrat•on
• •
-•
Conversation with Commager on
beliefs and attitudes of US historians
t.ontmut'tl from PDS• I
( onjlrt•' Mo' be-we'd be bcuc:r oft 11 they
hadn't ltHhcd on\ ollhrlle lhlnf' 1 hen the)
etlUI\1 h \'C SAid \\hal 1-tnlc: retcr Dunne"
ui;J about 1h~ \\:.tf 10 the: Phalhpinc . \ C\U
L.no11 11hut ~Sr. DooiC' 31\ld to Mr.
llc 11nc:ucy m H5JI H·~ :
"lu c rhinl.: 11 "a' ju\1 1hc other dll\ ''e
d1tJn't linC\v. "hethcr I he Phtlhpmc' was n
(nut or ll ret:tlahlr "
\\ e tound out \\hat 11 1\1\S nnd dcodcd
to \HI ~a thr«-c:ar \l"lif on them and then
"c &Jl'e rhc:m bad:. Wh dtd \\e ''ngc: the:
rhrtt )ClU (v.ar] tn the lir~t pta~?
It m1Bhl I\Jivc been better 1f v.c hndn'1
&:n\'"n "he~ \'1etnam v.-a , then v.c:
v.ouldn't ha1c had to drop more tonnse on
them rhat we dropped on Japan and Cie&·
mam, oomhancd,m World War II \llforno
rurpo e, "" no end, "11h no obJect
·o I don't hn\'C fnnh 10 the formnl tud>
of h1!tOI') that orne ~oplc ha\c I hn\t~
enonnous f1uth an mtsctfl11nC\lliS re dtnE of
htStUr) and f'd al~~rt v. 11h ThUC)dldes Of
course.. Mr ~~ on d1dn't read. II he'd been
the ~ md of person "ho could rend und 01d
read, af \Itt rould huH:: JWI mndc h1m read,
on~:e n '~'CCk, I hiiC)dti.Jes' chapter$ on the
s1ahnn c pedauon, ''hut happened to rC'Id 11. thai nn~ ,uu art: U\ln& that ptoplr
lltt rtiiiiiiJ: •t' m•nual' and "'afchln' l \
( umm•1rr: • o contmd1ction hert 1 ho~c:
"ho dt,n'l rend tl :wd \\ho don'r ~IUth II
'"'n't lntm 11 .md ~thap' the) \\On't mnlo.e
the lnl~l11kC~ of thll~e \\hO gN tlttlk bll Olll
'" "n~·hc adedh an ,chool\, th1nkmj.' tlllll ,,u
h1~1on tuu.:he' 1 whnt the t~mndruther ,,1
Jtnt1cc Oh' tl Wemlell Holme' \Hotc m hi
hi sum ot \mc:r1c.., (puhli!>hed an 180 1), 10
\\h1ch he 'lllrtcd v.11h the ce~.rul aon nl dum
and f:H· lrum the Gitrden ol F.den ,\ugu-.t
24, 4007 B. -and condudc:d wuh the:
Decl.trauon ot lndcpendcn«: ~~~ 1hc end nnd
UmmlliiOO Ol aJI h15tOI)
1 ht~ j, \1 hat C\~n1htnl: was lettdins up
to 1 hn n• v. hutl~od \\U\ k.tdmg up to, nnd 1n
n " ' our ht~ton · tclll' 10 ~chool ~em to • repeat 1h1~ . o u fenerauon gre\\ up thut
thought \mcnaa v.as alwap right bccuu c: 11
,,a~ \rnenca the l nitcd Stntc, h.1d u nghl
to hn\c ''~ WU) because it'l hc:nrt v.ns putc,ll!i
intentions "ere good and anyone" ho got 1n
the \\ll) ot our ha'fmg our ''•') ''" n \liCked
countr on~! u ''n~ nil nghtto drop hombs on
them
l og: h ,\rnrrlca unlqu.-In thl' auiludr1
ommaltr: I don't thm~ the: Dane~. or rhe
\\C:Jcs, or the Norwcgtnn) thin'-this \\:1)' In trm
do yo~
.. IIJhl
ttnto. II
..._nt
IIIIo or~
an tn •
lolri& •
naa~tcr:
omlJC:
~ Wllh~
UrtapfCI
, of the
but nq
UR!'lop]
lht IOI'It
:rsuude
hav ~: 1~
we tun
Thcrc
'lnl, bul
IO the
ociAI !>CJ
We gc:l
y E'uro1
:oh hst
tuch at
hoh;m
An pol
lh c
c: the dr:
I hill
hrCl
~~~cc1 t.lc:n
YQU I
s.,..;,.-.,...: I 0 II I h
Crc:W.lAIC' • I h~ thens .alter that dr) run on the \ ICIJUtm
t.J pcd1110n. bcc=tu~ nll the pnnoples nrc lhC'
same \\t nllsln hn\c cscaf'W a trent cJcnl,
'' hn kno" Grent nnt10ns tend to thmk th1s '"').
llcnHn ~no'' the Brita!\h dtd rn the 19th
ec:ntUr}. the l·rench dtd 1n the 17th und 18th
ocntun~ One: 01 the qut:ttton~ that ought to
be: t.11l:cd Bbnut, maybe c' cn 1n lugh
" hoot but 11 ne'er 1s. n teacher "ould be
fired tf he toll:ed nhoutu-is there any vuttlc
in bag n1\t1ons' Wouldn't mull natton be
bcner7 \Iter nll. the grent chih1a11on ha~e: "There is a plncc for private college\ if there is a place for:,:th~;,
public college .. The question in the.: future would be mort arc: pre
If llll the Amcric=tn f)(llJilC hod been
broughl up on Greek hut or)' the) mrr.ht hii\'C
L:no"n hcucr than to get m'ohcd m thAI
dl5t nt countr)' 0\CJ 1 un of no tnter~t to
u It destroyed \thens, v.hu:h ne,er renll\ likely whether the c.ollege itself ha~ any role." ar· go
N nc:
\traord
01 c:uur,c, nil re' ohu1nn<, real
l'l:' oh1110n\, come on the \\It)' up, not liO the
\\in do\\n It'~ been tn1e otnll rc\olutton : • Tvqucv1lle pomtcd that oul u long tsme ogo
"They (women) will be more valuable
members of society When things me dt\J)Crttlt' people don't
te\'oh. When the} begm to ~ct bcuer
C''cryone wnnt thin&\ to gel be11cr lnster.
I he h~ht as there, 1 he} cun c:c it nl the end ol
the tunnel: the} \\ant to get 11. and produce more."' Mu~:h oil he di<.contenttodo\ is the fuct
rtoovered after the $1c11tan t':,.redttion .
1 hett: trc other c ample$ ol that kmd 10 the
hlltOriC'$ nt other ~ountraes so Ia h1n\; there
is omc: dnnger in the concentrntion on
J\mcncan h.istof) in our chooh
l oc: Do ~ou ftrl thai plll't of lhl' rtsJXln.'lblh
t) for lhr t~ndrnC) to 1raeh hi,tor) ralhtr
than 111 rud it fall\ on tht prnfcalunal
h1\ton1n, who ptrhaa» bAS not bttn wrltlna
lht ktnd Of hi~tory which lJ tUll) rud'
C ~mnu~r r: 1 don't knov. what you mun b)
the prol~1onml, but so man~ people \\-nle
history thai 1s t':Jsily read If vou don't \\llnt
to read rhe late\t quahtlltt\e · tudy ol \OIIng
prut4tccs tn Eastern Pc:n1Uyhan1a tn 1he
UPO"s, ~ou aan read Wuu1on Churchill
~antt Thu,vcJidn, no one ha' v. nttcn h1stor)
better than C"hurehill 11 vou don•t wnnt 10 • rud the latest \jtuantllllll\c psychologu :al,
haatoncal stUd) ul the women'A nghts mo\C'·
mcnt 1n carl) Alabama, you can rt'a4.1 Hur·
barot Tu~hman and her mnrwlou' hter.try
account'
There are plenty of aood hi\IOfiC:I being
~ nttcn. nut nCC~Cunrtl) h) the prole '1onah.
or the .acodemtcs ,
The problem here, wh1-:h Ill much larger,
as that people don't rc::~d, the )oung don't
n:ad llae) loo~ 11 ttlevt 1on, rht\' read •
OC\o\ papcn :tnd rnBf,tllllne.\ nnd mli•
ccllaneou5 thtng I he habat ol rendang haJ
gone: out. not all together, ol couru.
lu&: How do !OU rtiAtt that to what) ou Ju"t
s.aid; l hat you don't ha~t to tuch 11, thr)'ll been ludc.l, and Athens, and thC' Romun
Republic, not the Emptre, nnd Horcncc ,utd
\'rntce, und f:h711~thun t!ngl.md, nnd cadv
19th C:C'nl ury Denmark o1nd Mu~sachu 'lcll'
and \'ugtniu in the II.Hh CC!IltUr). fhc'e h:-a\c
be o:n the gre.tt ~illhtallons
R1p countri~ hn\e a hurd time hu\IOS
grul Cl\llh1.atioru;. r\11 but China UO} wuy.
and Chma '" .tn e~cep11on to nil rule .
Rua you cnn't rcall> tule thl\ ro h1(lh
ehool 'tudc:nt" bec.1u'e the:) rellll) uren 1
·"'tire ol the:.c: countri~ and the\ also tn't •
~Uite toke 1110 or the) maght say, Should the
confederacy have won?, v. hich i• an honnt,
en tble tc.\pOnR to the argument that there
II U dant•cr I\ hl(lOCI ...
Pethap' "-c'd be b(ucr off 11 there \\-ere
IV.ch'C CC\Untnc, here tn\lCold or one I hc.,e
aren't que!lllons thnt hi.ne an.,o,\cr'l to them,
but arc ra'-CinllliOK to peculate uboul If v.c
cnn teu~h \\Orld hastor} ond u~k que liOn\
about ht,.tol\ v.hac;h 'hould b( &llumtnutcd •
b) I he Cl'.pctlcnce' Ol '\then' Ot I he ell;
~fiCOCC' o( lllcdiCVUJ .. 1orcnce perhnp' OUI
O\\ njudgmcnt' would be (c~, provmc:1ul lc:"
pa ro~.: h"' I,
l11t: It dtlr<.n t ,t'tm that 'IH' ha't mad.: much
pruarr ' 'lncr thr 1960.. In ttrm!J uf \Odal
JHu2ram' fhr prumJ\t of \Omr kind of
rt\olution 'rrm' 10 hi\( di\apprarrd . < ummaacor· In terms of blac\ts, there arc a
lor£~1 per~.:nlllt{C @OJOg on IO h1ghcr cduc.l
11un than ~hue~ an mon)' communllle
lltcn: ure bind~ in mo t e'en t.u.c:t ol
go\c1nmcnt h is o 'cntuble rcvoluuon. • th.tt "c h11'e not obscr\ed the 1mplic.tl1om ol
t\hce 10 Wonderlund. \'.'hcn 1\lice 11nd the
Red Quc:cn arc runnmtt "Cf), very lu~t. you
remember, 111d li nttlly \hcc. o,\Orn out. !lop'
.mcJ lnuh uruund uncJ "lay' \\c hn\en'l ~ot
an)\\here, we'rt 1n the some pl.tce. But ol
wur ~·. !'llld the Red Queen tf you wunt Ill
get .tn\'\\ here:, \OU h.l\e to run 1~101." o~ lu'<t.
\\ t vc been runntng \er~ fu~t und we're
IU\t \\here \\C: we:~ 10 the 19)0~ .md 40~ an
,omc wu'' We hn\t' 10 run tWIC(! a) l.l,t. But
11 ' \C:f\ hnrd lor u country ol lOO milhon to
run "' 1~ II"~" la•t.
I o~: \-\hat kind of •hlf" In powu "ould
uccur H 'Itt "trt to ha"e rul M.>clal rdorm In
tht l \ " Who wuuJd pa) lht prkt"
( UOlnlllrf "ometlffiC\ )'OU pav ~~ rriee.
~C:\cr,al hundred thou.~and people lo~1 their
Jive~ m ,, ~ar ~ h1eh freed thr 'llnvc:\, You
could !1.1\ lhe) paid the pnoe
ltut1l vou look ..tl C..weden nnd Denmurt.:
tudu), nnbod) pa1d the pncc for the: e;~~trcmc
"c:llnre ·~t<.~lt The:} w1ped out povert)' T hc:re
'' no poverl\ II\ 1 hose count nc' 1 htrc: 1.1rt no
poor 1 here nrc no very raeh euhc:r II you
huvc only 200 thou~nnd people tn\tcud of
one m1lhon, 'ou don't pB} u very bern y puce.
You'''" the 11' well ll' you cun h't Whul
cl,~· cuuld )'l'lll do wuh vour mont\ 1
A' long <1\ the well-to.do stny well
enough to-do t\l the "c:ll, they u.ren•t pnytng
tillY ... prc1ul price They get all the be~t
mc:d1~11l care: there 1, '" do the poor 1 hey
c.11 \Cf\ \\Cll fhc:) lht \try \\ell fhey tr.nel.
I hc:y do .111 the other th1n~ on then mcome:
thc)'re not h..tdl) ott 1 don't thtnk the well·
to·dn P·'' lln) ~ertoU!. pnce lor $Ocaul rdorm
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: 2¢/gallon below normal YOU TRY IT, WE BUY IT
Either Mini or Full-Service
LABOR: 10% discount
PARTS: 10% discount
By populsr d8mand. Burtlngem•
Cltewron na~ ottert~d us thU8 pries
r9ductloM . t.D. card tequtred. 5 gallon
mtn. on gas diScount . Located at Taylor's
Forry Rd. & Terwilliger .
245-4274
Fr•• pick-up and CS.IIwery on Mrvlc:e CHEVRON
Place one classified ad In the Pioneer Log
and we'll run that same ad 1n the next
issue for FREEt Whet could be finer?
Cell ext. 232 and ask tor Devor Jon or
drop your ad with proper payment In
campus box 21.
You try tt, we buy fl ..
that's the Pioneer log. or fl)r ,, ~clfurc ~lute , mcdl
1 he pov.er to bu} 11 \'acht or to c.tt .11 2 or poo
(n rc~usurnnt 10 Ne\\ \'orl.: City) ever')' ni ome p
1sn't amportunt po\\-cr 1111d 150'1 much of ad c:a~
pncc to p;l). You cluull) don't c.tt us v.cll •. E\cry
21 us you do at I c:\\ 1s und CIMk Collcg:hc.tl t
r hilt cuuld he ub,l.tntinlcd bcc.au'c if )O:lm nl.
Ute nl 21 rcgularl), ) ou would con~ume
much alcohol thul ou'd be weal.:ened (l[X!: In o
dc,lro~ed . vlduali
lmtJgiuc: c.uing .ll 21 e\cry n1~h1. coJblt?
surnin~ two or thre~:. cod.tull'l, " bottle ~nma ~ttr
\\inc:, ·I holllt nl thump.tgnt what \\oull for c<
huppcn to )ou'1 You'rt much better ort a,duali!i~
I eWI'-aud ( htrk nict in 1
I he \wtdc' hli\C the hc,l m~:dic: tl C'.Jr.nll huv~
In the world tom\ mtnd l bt nch still get th.·U\1 equ
be"'t mcdic:tl cure, but 'o do the poor Mtll l<l be
Bu1 the rich don't get unv Je,, med1c:.1l cure. better,
I hey ••rc:n'l burred lrorn lht ho,p&tuh lhr•cty re
don't huH' to 'ettlc lor 'lOme countr) prll.:ardl(;.,,
1111oner I vc:ryhod) get'l good mcd&c.al c.m to thl
In man} c.1 c,, 1m proving the condlllomaum O·
ol the roor 1mpro\e' the condthon of rb No mQ
middle clll'~ .1nd lht \\C'IJ·ofl bcCdU\e nlC
muli.~ more worlcr. We don., have t.:
\pend our money on "-ellare, bcc.1u~e lhr·--....:
w11l be producthe member; of )10C1C:t). "J
won't h.tve to 'pend our mone) on remed11
cducullon We won't have to spend to,\cn11
thou,,tnd dollor. a )'cur on e\cr) pw;oner
\\('cut down on ~:.nme b) IP' 108 people job< may I
I he whole OCICI) benchl' (rom Wlplr. Utth 6
out en me "IJHog out dtscu"'e ~o tht$ r$n
JU\1 u cost to "'O(iel\ lla!l one of the wuy,oloses
unprovmg lhe wc.tlth ol )0Ciety to ehmmat
WU~tefuJ C"'.pcncJIIure~ .1nd turn people, wh40 nOt
urc 10 the dt'lpemte nod donserou'! clo<~~e Jrn le
the ~;nmanlll ch•"c', tnto product1Yi
mcmbcr, ol 'oc.:1tty. I hut'' the "hole thC'Orfatch
~h1nd cducu.uon.
'\lov. th.u \\c h.tvc educ..llcd blud.s, OQf Live
~e Me ctJuc.uing womc n 10 college\, I he O 1 w11l he more \,1lunble mcmbe" ol 'oe1r' YS
uncJ prnduce more: I thtnk thl' 1\ talo.cn II.'! AI
t~n•nlcd when vou speak ot the pnc.e )• -a~
have to p.l) lor )11\tlc.:e :md for equaht' Ita Daf1
often u prohtuble undermking .
Portland Public Schools
Present
Tile Great Amencan Gultam
Michael
LORIMER
Ranking wllh lhe beat anywller•
-San Franclaco Chtonlcle
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17ttl
8:15 P.M.
CIVIC AUDITORIUM
Tlclo.el• U 00 on ... ,, now 11
Celebrlly Allractlona
1010 S W. Morrlaon , 228-4371 c
Se
PO Jn ttrm~ uf \tidal chan&r and reform.
do you \tt •' lht mnt~d nf tht counlr).
.. IJ&hl nf hu~ ,._t ,.It,._ \UCial l''l
ltnb In olhrr cuuntrlt,, r ht "ovlrt
~IIIC'nl ta~lf'l aray, thr ( anadlan~ art'
ilttonrcl with thdr ln•lltutlun•. Arllaln
~n tn be: t11ankrupt tht "candana' lan•
lolna all rtaht ncrpt fur alcoholism
IDijlrr It ' .1 mnod th1U wunt<o. to
!)milt on 1111 tht CIIJ)' •tnd domc•llt
!I wuhout clnnom•lmg on the mthtury,
antplt We wnnt tu cc.onom11c on the
• of the fllllrouth .tnd puhltc: ttnnsportu
but not otl butldtnt' hll(hwnya II "the
un (lphi~c.ltcd , tmrnediatc Vt~w rnthct
tht long·ri1118t' V1cw untJ 11 'ulwuy. hurd
;nu.tdc people tu the Jon" runge unlc!\~
have thl' leuder hap thnl's able lO do 11,
we 11.1 vcn't,
Thhe IJ di,.llu,lonment wllh our own
nu, but no bod) would reull) wnnlto go
to the 19)0 ""h no ocutl \~elfurc nnd
oool ccurit\,
We get 11 lot e vac" ol condllaon, 10
'i E\Jrope.•n countne . I o be 31HC, there
:oholi!lm m Se.tndunn\tll , but not nearly
1uc:h as an 1 he United States und the
hob'"' 1~11'1 .1llowcd to harm the coun­
r\n) pohccm,tn can top uny car in any ol
th c: Sl wd11nuv1nn countrtc• und rc-
th~ tlri\ler to talc nn •• tcoholtc.st .llatls
that he hns h.td nne dnnk. he go~ to
r three rn~lllth, , So nobody drinls und
~\.:'-"lUCOI OIIC IIi gtiOC hkc thltt.
You a ~ the Sc•tndnnavinnl! at th1s is
,hp.._,....!l ml them und they ny no, our chaldren
ale. 1 he~ c:h n nde bu;yc:h: , we don't kill
~ place fot' other llll)'murc I hey don't "ant to
11c I he} tlnnJ.: 11'~ n pctlc:ctly fn1r hm 0 be ffi Ofe lire prep..trccJ tO gtve Up I hell dnnl.:mg II
nr • ~:~otnt; 10 dm-e.
N nc of theM: &octcllc: nrc perfect, but it
'traordmtuy th.1t they ha"e mltnagcd to
mcdia1l cnrc to C\Ct)'Onc whether he"
ht or to eat at 2 or poor. You don't hu .. ·c to r.1isc money
;..icy] cvtr)' n1 ome poor b.ab)' who IS gomg to dtc or go
isn't much or 1cf C4U!le the\' can't Ultoru lhc hoSplllll
n't cllln.s v.ell EHryonc. high or low gets the sume
J CIMk c~llle tical trcutmcnt, the S<!mC: ho ptt81
tl bccnu1>c 11 \ cm~nt. •
!Uid C on!'!Umc
t weulcned uc!: In our 'udrt\. dn ou think lhal
vlduaJi,m Mnd t'quallt) \:an cHr be cum·
~cry naght tor bl•1
.uth, a holllt c.nmag1•r; I oqucvtllc contrustcd the pu,.
;nc what \\Oult for cqu.1ht} with the punion for in­
Jch beller ollldualism. I hc~c huve al"llYl> been 10
nict in the Un11cd 'illatcs. E'4Ullhl' mean'
fC"' mcdtcal c:ur~ll huvc the-'<Ullc: chunte lndtvlduJhsm
c nth sllll gctth:_tna cquulitv tur everyone but me I huvc a
p Lhc poor now It lo 1>\ nc; h or o rttthl to be •trong or to
e"' mcd1c~l CJfC bcllcr hct..luse for the hr 1 ume our
• ho~pllnl~ n~iety recognllcd the ..tbiht) or everyone .
'le countrY praci&rdlc'' ol clo'' or rncc or unychin~t. to
~d mcd1cal ,..,, lo the top und therclon: we put u
ng the cond1U1.1nuum on tompetah\oencs'\
tondu1on of tt No matter how poor nd\ l.Hncgic ''·
~off bcc;ausc bee me' \ndrcw uncg1c, no mutter hn~ Icc hie unyonc muy be, you c:un t~,et to the:
top lind t his•sn't ncc:cuarity atnful or wtckcd.
T hl'l 111 the bnd lllp!CI, the dark ospect or
mdw•dunh1m, ~ hach 11, on the whole, u very
"''luuhiC' clement an li()(Jcty 11nd also
produce• the grcut p1nnist, the IJWI paanter,
nnd tbc great 1\.:ttnti!lt, whu aren't content
ju~t to be ordtnary.
PcrhRpl! you c:nn't ha\·c: the vtrtucs of
tndi\ltJUftli!im without the drawbuch , or the
vartucs ol cqunlity w1thout the drawb tclca.
We .lfc the rirat ~;ountr) who lnrd to huH~
both In the: pnlll we hllvcn't done o h11dly,
we d1tl \lull he c~pcn'lc of the blue h. we did
it .ll thr c'pemc of women. Uut ao duJ bther
countru:s .Hid we m\llll not alwu.y11 rcud our
own view!' <tlthcsc thtngs buck into the pntt.
I brought with me u manu\cnpt ol u
Russ111n' v•c:w l'l the Untied Statea an the:
18505 ;\vet)' diKcrnmg Ruuian, 11lmo1t en
gnoo u• I ocquevlllc. \gam and again he
comc5 h.td: to the potllion ol women.
Women arc 1doh/cd an Amcricu.
Amcricn 1 the one countr where "'omen
ha~e everything Every mtm deter& to
worncn It 1~ the best pl11C4: m the \\ nrlcJ lor
women (her nnd Over. Women nc~cr wori;­
cd 1n the field5 ul t\mwro. they dtd
e'crywherc cl c. Women had more nghcs
thew they du.l tn Europe I hey d1dn't huve ns
m.my en they ahouhJ have head. We thcrclore,
no\\ relld our Clmc.c:pts bad: into the pBSt,
\\hich I thin~ v.e ~houldn't do.
Rut 1n uny e'cnt. the cnmhtnutaon of
c:qu11hty, (\' htch mc:a nR eve t)'nnc •~ leveled
out), v.Jth tndtvaduuliJ>m, (whach mc11ns
C'crvonc \\tth tulcnr, or ahrcwdnes~, m • rc!\ourccl ulne s, ,u c:unnmg or chu:ancry,
aan get tn the top), IS ,J VC:r) dlliicult 1llrtar
We arc 1111lltrymg to go along w1th thae t\liO
thmg~. nnd I hope we: a~n make 11. I don't
tlunL: \\C v.nnt to abohsh c11he1 equ.aht) or
rc:liourcel ul ness
l na:: l' thrrr a plact r,,, prhatr colltltrs In
thr U.!'>. tuda)': \HIIthtl utntuall) die out7
( ummagtr: I here IS n place lor pnvacc:
college •I &here IS u ploce tor pub he college
fhc 4u~uon in the future would be more
h'-el) whether the college ttsell hns nny role
We nrc the only pcl)ple, I thml;, tn the
Wc!llcrn world I hilt h:t5 I he in~tttuuon otche
college. l he college t5 an Amcncnn tn\ en lion
01nd w.1s an,cntccJ because we dtd nut ha\"e
the rcJourc:cs tor unavcnlities. We crcnted
'something thlll liurope docs not rcl!oJ~nuc, ,,
ll:md ol tntermctliiltc lnycr to CU\hion the
'hoc\. ol gotng I rom :~c~:ondur) l!chool on to
the unl\cr,itr. und c:1llcd them colleges.
II 1\ po,'llblc that they have outh"c:d
their u~elulnc,, ,
·r he lir t two )tars ol most coli eKes
·'"'OCI.tte thcm,elvcs "ith the high "hoot
Students c::\pcct to bt cu~cn c.4 re ol b) the
college JUSIIlll the-, d1d .u home or tn the hagh
>~ChooJ r he C~ond CWO )e;lr'> UliiiCh
them~chc' lncrca,angl) to whatever
prole 'mn.tl orogmms arc u~utlablc or future vocmwnt, or somethang ot that land.
f'he college 11, an o senae, 1n nnomttly,
hu1 it'a our anomaly, n1 it \litre, nnd v.c've got
11, and 11 can work very ~Nell
I thmlthcre 11 no dtsllnCilon bct\\cen D
pnvute und public college You teach
Sh,•k~pcare nnd you teach chcmutry
prcciscl) the an me wuy, whether you le\1Ch 111
f• priVate <Jr pubhc collcatc. nncJ the hbrnnd
llfe 1 he: s.une u nd the l.abt n reI he llmc and ao
lonh
So the re.11 quclitton 111 whether private
colkges c.1n survive: With the tncrcnJ.C m
CO,II ol hiHher edUQiliOtl, •I llrcat many or
them have niJt ~urvivcd, hundreda ul them
hiJ\IC been U1kcn over by cnmmunuac..<~ or
tatc:s. othen hnvc gone under In the lung
run, I thtnl.: largenumberant prw..ttccollcgel
\\til tl1sa.ppc<u or be ab orbt-d mto the
communtl) ' college system J'hc acrong ones
sun. •vc and the' survavc by bccomin m­
crc:nmgly mature.
I utt: \\hal art lht. advanta&o uf a small
"hoot o,.rr a larttrr school~ ThtJ ob~ io~nly
tf'ach tht-'•mr thin&'· h thur an •dunataar
to hrinr in a tmallrr clau?
( ummaatr: I chmk small IS beautaful tn
mnny nrcJt • not JUSt 1n educntton I thank
there 1s gre:u ud" ntage 1n Jmllll clnnc:s You
can get th.11 ut great uni\er'lalles, or course, a'
well It' JUJI n maucr of finnnc~ thel'e
f'• ohabl the re:1l.1dvantuge IS thnt s•ncc ttudo:nts teJ~Ch each other und that the chtcl
lleliVII)' Of c:duc:aiiOO IOCS on amr-ng
tucJcnts, not between fucully nd 11tudcnt.s,
they cnn do thai ruther better m a linn rate,
good tchool I( ,, •• u JCCXJad rate, good
~ehool, they wnn'cteach c.nch other an)'lhtng
cl\cept the stfltutu:s ol b:ucball or football or
somcthtn~t of that kind.
In n firat rou: one, they cnn ((lmc tn
cducutc each other nd perhapa have ea~ter
oc:c.cu to p11rttcapa1ion rn ucttvittcs such IU
rnus1c, art,auc.h Ot till he othc:r thtngsth.llgo
:altlng w,rh a fine rate college. 11m '' not so
cosy n1 btg un•venitic.s .
J he 1dcnl arrDngcment, I thmk, 1s that
wh1ch hat been developed ut HarVard , 'r'ale
und Princeton and a lew other places The
colic r: \lrllhtn the: um~crJII)', the houiC
sy tern or the college •Y tcm whach hat Ulkcn
O\tt hod1ly lrom the 0Atord-Cambndge
) tern where vent uni\'ei'Jillts SJVe the
degrccs. where everyone b a untvcnll)' stu­
dent, but everyone tS u member of n eulle e
und hves m u very small communily, \liherc
he k no~ JC\ cryone'" chat communtty aoanl­
ly and for mus1c, art and games
Everythtng as \Hlhln the small college
runmng lrom 200 tO 800 All of the rnaJor
oclmtaes rc earch etnd things of th 1 kmd,
l bonuories. hbranes rc unherJhy nd
•l he hM the bcit or both world • the
collcgJntc world and the umvel"'ll) world
"The United tates had a right to have its way because its
heart wa pure, tts intentions were good."
don't hU\"t L:..._~----------------------- ... r e bcc..tu~c thr-
n;;.~~~:~~:JLD IRISH INN t II • ' t
o spend twcnt) f
C' ery pn,oncr t Positions Available To Graduating Seniors
ing peuplcjoh! may be a long way to Tipparar i
fit.drom wtplr.utthe Old Irish Inn
~"C ~o thas 1~n
ne ol the wnv' closest tavern around.
11cty to chmtne·
urn people, whiO north on Terwilliger,
ngerou, ciM~t~.Jrn left 0 B b d 'Ito product•~ n ar ur an
lhc whole theorl&tch for the leprechauns ..... Nuclear Power Progran f
Engtneering and Sccence ma}ors preferred, 1 year f
post-graduate education guaranteed. salary to
$26.000 after four years of experience . f
... Spectal NUCLEAR POWER SCHOLARSHIP '
available to Juniors. Aviation Training f
~·ted htt•c:ks, no• Live Music-Thurs., Fri., Sat. t All ma1ors cons•dered. 1 year of flight training t
guaranteed, salary to $22,000 after four year:s of
expet~ence .
rt colleges. I hr f M obc'"' ol :SOClC! Oyster Dinners Thurs. anagement Positions
th•., 1' taken'"" All you can eat for $3- f All majors considered. management of personneltn
1f the price y -as long as they last f ..a shipboard environment. salary to $20,000 after f
~onrs.equulitv ,lt Darts, Foosball, Pool, etc... tour years ot experience .
~~ ~-·====================-=:t Financial Management t
~c Schools
nt
can Gultaris
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)til anywhttt
D Chronlcta
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P 0 Box 84396, Los Angeles. CA 90073 t Business. Ftnance and management majors
t preferred, six months post-graduate education
guaranteed. salary to $20.000 after four years of f e)tperience.
Civil Engineering f Civil engineers preferred. englneenng management f and control positrons, salary to $20.000 after four f years of expenence Benefits Include
-30 days patd vacation per year •
t -Free medical and dental care
-Excellent retirement program f
Interviews Will Be Held:
t Monteith Room
October 31 -Valuable expertence for future career planmng f
-An Officer's commiss•on tn the Untted States Navy t
t t l 9 e.m.-3::0 p.m.
-~-- ·--~--·- ·-.......... -·---~ ... ----.-· ............ J Entertainment
MAN OF OESliNY
Bill Jordan and Julie Grant will start their performance Oct 30
Now playing
Midnl~h f Co~ bu,
Oc1. !1, 1 p.m
Thu fllm deptcn the bond t~o
people lorm whtch counterach the
~orld's lercx:ity and 1\anhness, a
bond that leads to trust and traged).
A) pla)ed b.> Jon \'o1ght, the cow­
bo\ 1~ a n&l\"C I cxan seuled on Nev.
'I ork's <42nd \treet, con"1nced he can
h\e b} selhn~; h111 bod) to ~omen
Ho~t\er, oon he is lorced to sellle
Cor robbc:T). Dusttn Hollman , an an
ac:datmed performance u the OO\\•
bo\'s friend, portra)·s a 'habb),
cnppled con .trtlllttnd petty thiel on
the run But the aflec:uon fo;tered
between the two " as real and
poignant 3S II is unc:~tpc\;ted, f he
riJm v.on Qdem} Awards for Be•t Otrec:tor, 8e\l ')cr-c-cnpla~. and Bt"t
Pacture.
[\aO\ ,\uditorium -SI.2S
'erond'
Ckt 23, 7 p m.
Directed by a master or
suspense, John Franken~heimen,the
plot b(aans wilh a phone C'.lll wh1ch
tells ol a ecret org nizatjon. A
~ecnnd chance Ill lite, ancluding a
nev. idcntit) and ne~ appearance, 1~
bctng arranged lor mtddle aged
Arthur Uam1hon (John Randolph)
fler undergotnF pla~uc \Urgc:l) he
become' \ntu~oc:hu.\ Wibon (Rock
Hudl.onl and C:\entually dectdes to
tr) yet " thtrd rctncarnntton
Pnmphn -.,pon• Center, room 10-
/"ru
•
• Art galleries, mmet•rn to offer
shows of interest in Portland n~ p.tpcr, th~11 Jhnded V.ltl
iluv.ang &tro~cs <ll t
bru\\n, rmrrtlc, gr.ay, ·lnd
om, ''url.:tntt wtth the''""''
l~<:tWC:CII hne, empty sp.ICC:,
11111 wn nl l"<>lor, ha~o c:rc:.ltcd
han llu111t•' or lhr l'lunrrr I IIJ!
Oullcnc!l IM lhl! \'IIUIII ttrt!i nre
nbundunt an the Portlnnd urea.
1 h~ c: gnlleue:. lc.tlurc c\h1hits h\
local, n \\C:II.t antcrnnllnnnltnlents,
m medm rnngtng from calligruphy tCl
sculpture
I hrrc oullltllndm.: c'hibtt& lilt'
no\\ on dt~pl.t\ 111 the l'ortlnnd ,\rt
Museum, l,ortlumJ Center lor the
\ t~unl \rts, .tnd the \\'omen' .Stud)
<•nllcr)
On displtt) 111 the Portlund \rt
~tu urn arc plunttngs b) Jap.tne~c
nti.J n~s .1nd scholnr faghty-lhc
roll nnd crecn' b) .SS fl.lintcr ,
ttl led Zm~:a and \'ot1ga, dating I tom
the late lhth tn the cllrl.) lOth ~n·
tun~. nrc Included tn thts c11hrb1·
• liOn
lenga .tnd • an go .trc: nn t\ le'
w h1ch tlourished 1n Jupan durin!! the
l do Pemld, I rom 161 ~ to 1876
P•1int1ng and c,dhJ!lii.IPhle\ b) Zen tluddhl)l monks ntc rclcr red to 115
Zengu 1 ungu, nlC'Illllng "Southern
School palnllntt," is R rnult ol
Jupancr.c urtiat~ rcOectinj tht lttstc:i\
ot the C'hanc'lc ~~~·hulnr •J"Ilnltc:r I he
Zcngu nnd Nnnttn urtll r>htCt:l lu~
cmph.t~f on the •mrrc'l'lton ul hlc­
mo~cmcnt b.) tu•ms poetry. paunung
.mc.J atlhgraph · wll h bru~hwo1 ~
,, 1p1:ci.tl lecture in cnnnc<:tton
\\tth the c'hih1t1on v.tll be prC3cnted
,,, :2 ll m on Ocl. 22 at the Pnrtl.1nd
Art Mu .. cum, k>CJ1ted on the ctUncr
ol \\1 P uk und Mndi5nn lnlorm.t·
110n rn n be obt.•incd b culhn& the
~· U'IC:IJOl Ill 22b-2H II
I he: Women -..tudy G.tllcr),
through Oct. 27, 1~ hmtang .1 collec­
tion <lf IS umi nude' by Curolyn
Can. a 107() Ptlrtlnnd \tntc Un1vem·
I) gr.tdUUie.
I he dra~in1.4s arc done in a
loundation outline of block <~umt
1nl.. \Hth u JUpplc ortcru.ll bru'h on (11 tt cnttv ut compo Ilion
pre SC3 .. ltcngth tn the lc
~IUIC:IItdt Ill the rnalt '
I he \\nmen's Study
lm'tttctl an If urdc:t II uu'e
curncr ol ..,W lOth .-nd .
YISIItng hnur nrc Q u m to
\H·ckduv l~or more ant • . 1nd up~.:oming CJ1.h1hit\
J 711.
1 he Portland Center
Vasuul i\rtli 1~ ho\ltntt 11 large
ol the portrnus by M1t;h;u:l R
Purtlnnd nnast Ru~\o (
geumc:tncultrcalmenl or hiu
u"ng cunoun·hkc tmugerv, t
mu!lt rart, R us'o hmtb l! L
nhrant blue, m.tdc -tronger .leg
'"PflOrt ol omhntntt-' in hla
"'uh,tantaal .arc.ts of v. hite
I he Portland (enter r'~'---'~ ""1
\'1\Uollt\rt'l 1!1 lucnted Ul 117 S(
Awnue. l·or more tnlon.A·.,..A
rc:v .• ardtng th1s und other cJila Mat
phunt '21-710"7 h•l'•oll
Nov. 4 fi .... shows Jamaican lit~:·:::,
Julie Pudrrbauah
01 lht l'lnnn> Ina
Rh)'thml\: mustc, Jom111can
culture and 11 ~trugghng stngc:r''l
\eJifCh for !IUC¢t',\ hlghhaht ntt'
Hortlrr 7'ht!l' Comr ,the November .S
film oHc:nng sponsored by \tudents
Orgonized for Acuvitie
1ht Hortltr Thn• Com,-is the
ltDt production of it, lund to il­
lu~trate the Jomntc.an wa) ol ltfc
1 he 1971 film [ltaphtc.lll) depict 'I
violc:nc:c. but de!iplle liS brutnhty 11
1s deeply nppco.tlrng
Jimmy Chlr ponraya Ivan o
.lnmnu:an country bo) who 1up1re'l
to become: u profes aonal ,tngc:r In
his \Mrch lor \Ucccu he encounters
many people and ,IIUiltlona that
bi11Lk lm cltmb to fame ~ o must·
CIUn
Although the moan chorncter
hu' muny unde)trable trolls, the
uudaen\;e can wmpathttc: and feel lor
hh predicamen ts lvun IS c:ll.plotled
by the pcorle around h1m and hiS
rc:.'\t\tllnce j, commendoble .
I he d1re(;uon 10 Ivan's lire i:.
C\tabh!lhed e<~rly 111 the lilm when he
nllend) an haltan Wt"'tern mov1c:
For the very finest
in sandwiches
and salads
1300 W. Burnside
Tel. 227-8864
Giant Pitchers
$1.40
SP,T NITE 7-11 p.m.
With L&C J.D. Ivan worship., the hero, knowmg the
ltcmious c:hnrnctcr IS tmmune to nil
real danger unul 1 he last reel I vun
identifie, w1th the ehurncter und
p.111ern., hi'l life: niter the hero
Ivan's hostiht) and hatred lor
people: :arc felt throughout the film
Htll ugsre,~ivenes~ 111 Inherent und
hi~ fight for ~urvivul begtn" at un
early a{le Ekc.au'lc he know., no other
V.41} to lt\e ht\ \truggJe is B vtCIOUS
ctrcle.
Jimm) Clifl j, a profes~1o nal
... 1ngcr from Jnmu1ca Ha~ actmg
tolenh and vncnl obrhuc:s are d1vc:r
safied ollld he: tupture'l the hellrt\ or
the aud1encc through both mcdin
C ltfr, mu.s1c ho!l 'trong tonol quality
und h1s uphcut vers1on of the IItie
song wtll !otuy wath the v1ewer long
after the movae ends
Reggae muSic a mixture of
calyp'lo, rod and blue style~ 15
U\cd throughout the lalm to rc:Oc:ct
• Jnmn1can culture I he pu! Ita cut
rcpcllttour, benl and blended r Pat k
tn lhe ntusu: produce nn , lihc:
hypnotic dlect llamcnt
Thr Hordrr Th~y Comt1wcd J4
view of Jnm.uca that rounsu m tth
'cc It \hOW\ ltfe as it really, Frestt1 'hobby hou .. e' und low-t.CC aga
hlntyle~ Man)' Jumtucuru tsh r, t
,truaaJc to '>urvivc ond somrmpl ted
gel beyond the back\tree l Jur'JI'St 10d
lifetime m
Bca.tusc it '" a Jar'en b.) f
production, whue charntte-" "Y .1-r<
plnyc:d down While~ are a rn...n "tth
on the t'lland so block hfesl)tedCflck
nnt urnlly h1ghltghted Jnnl!iaer tn 21
ton. und mus1C1ans bnng u utb
I) to the pteture
1 he film 1s 1n vtvtd opnq11
Wh1ch gives un ammedaote 1
s1on of sJow and wnrmth. Thc:p
appear real and the spontall
rc:trc~htng even when the
tragedy
Jimmy Cltfl, Jamaican singer In They Come
Coming Attractio
• \rio Guthrie Oct
Pnrumount T hc.ater.
7.'i0 20, K p.m.,
Sh.SO, ~7.
•I urtlgnc:r-Ott 20, R p m ,
Mcmu11.1l Coli cum.
•10 ((-Oct. 21, II p.m .•
Paramount Theater Sl..SO tn ad­
vance SS dB} or I he ~how
• .Jan (,art: Ia 811nt1 and fiob
\\eir Bu nd Ot 1 2b 7 1 f1 n • P.1rumount I hc.ttcr
•Uall and O•t'-"' (w1th <II)'
Boy)-Oct 11. Purumount I htater
S7 SO \8 SH 50
•~nl\ and < rtllt' Oct 29,
Pm,1moun1 T hca~r
•Cordon f l~thtfoof -No\ 4, 7
p.m. and 10 p m . (1v1o Auditori­
um: S6 7S, S7 7S. S8 7S
•Ru\h (With Pat 1 rover )-uv b, 'l.tcmorml Coh,eum.
•Billy Jotl ~o,· 7, 8
Memurml C'oh cum Reser\
S7, ~IS. 11
•Buh 0)1an Nov. 9. Mt·
Colt,c:um \old out.
I id..c:t lor \ho~o; ut
<.; (lhscurn ,,, .1ilu blc •ll the Co
or 111 Mcacr .and t-r.tnk. do~l
ltcl.:cl' lur \howl'! .11 the P
I hc.tlc:t uvaaluhle at the ..... 11ra:
ho olllc:c ( 10 n ")W 8rod·
F\lcl\ hmly'~ RCCLir\.1!1, • or w~
Worth Rc~.:o1d' l1pmun''·
und Sun Jc:~elel'\ , und
l•mn~
fnr rnnre anlormtllion,
P.trumuunt l1ckct Oltac:C' t2l
or the KINK Concert l inf
S08K)
f>HICl«l I oa. <.kh•hct "Qf ccr I o hen shnded "lit
L;Cl ol Ira
lc, gJtty, .and
8 "llh the r·•···:
empty sp.aec,
lor, has created
cump(l tllun
\gth in the lem•'
~c malt '
men·~ 'ttudv l•
hmler llou t
W lOth .tnd
or more tnt
g e'hihit&, Dhn
l<~nd Center
ho~ttng '' lurttc
ts b) Mtchuel
ist. Ru,,o Ia
ie.t t mcnt ol hi,~
1·hkc imugery f LAST TANGO IN ZEHNTBAUER
Rus'o trmus ~ L , mon's water polo teom lost 15·9 to Sou thorn Oregon State
made 1uronwer leg• last Fnday
Uthning.' tn hla
as of white. IN' Par
tin lid c en tee r ~~~-=-=- .;;;.:..."-'
loc.ltc:d lit ''7 arriers split Willamette meet more tnlo
und othcr e• •• M•rk!l.
p7. hf' Pmnnr I uc
Jij I h~: J, "'' nncJ <.:lnr~ womc:n'fi an •c untr) tc,am won. but the
n·, tt!lm lost 1n 11 meet ug.unat
lturc:. llte pullhuncuc Umvtrstly 'aturdlt' nt
lilt and blended r Park: an J•ort l,tnd
produce: an • 17he I C "omen topped
;t. llo cue 22·35, "'htk the men
fl'f' Thty Comr,wed )4·21. I he "'" goes to the
c.1 thot toumtl m \\ath the IOY.C!Ot ..:ore
hfe .u it really . F.tcshm:m !'itgnc Unrrnng \\U'S
le\ und IO\\·I cc .agntn the lop 1 C \\omen''
O)' Jamntcaru aahtr, pltacang cc<md Hurrnngc
rvavc: and somtmpkted the thrce·m•lc. 130-ynru
: backstree t slu..Ur1t m 20 47 mmutcs.
Tlnrd und lnurth ph11.:es \\ere
11 11 0 Jar<en by hc:~hmen C) ndte Deale und
¥hlle churncrr-'1"~ l"rcdenck. Bc:nlc 1101 hed the
Whiles llre 8 m n \\ ith 11 time nl 21·4·1, "h1le
~to black lifcst) ed~qck lolluwcd nine 5econds
hghted Jamaicer 10 2I•5J •
ttans bnns u.utll
1C
I 10 VIVId Opnq
h tmmedtate
id warmth. Th(r
~d the sponta11
~n when the
They Come Snphomore arah Uurn~ v.ur;
lilth y. lth n lltnc of 22 II
I op finat~hcr lor the men'r; tchm
wns sentor Ken Woo..turu's liCC•>nd
pl:tce tame of 2.5 Jl. f·rc hmun Joc:l
St,tmp \lilt rlllh, completmg the ll\'c:­
mtlc cour c m 26 24
I hree sophomores n.tbbc:d the
eaghth. ntnth .tnd tenth pot an the
22-m.w iicld Arock Robcrt!i ""~
ctghth wnh n ume of 26 Sb, nm.J Rtch
Recker tool ninth an 27:0h Rob
lldolph toltowed one second l:ucr
"llh I llnlC 27.07
LC' top runner, JUniiJr tevc
Tll)lor. "" 111 11nd d1d nut t•,mpete
LC nnt crosscounlr) meet
Y.tll b1: the: Wall.amc:tte lnvuottonol,
~atur d,l\', Oct. 21, •'' Salt'm I he
men's meet ~ •II be Ul II ,, m • to he
fnlloY.ed by 1 he "<1rncn'1 rnccl ut
11·40 .t.m •
;tio FREE
CHEECH & CHONG
~h,eurn
....,0\' 7,
cum Re!len~
No\', Q,
QUI, "UP IN SMOKE"
MOVIE POSTER TO
THE FIRST 100 ADULTS
EACH DAY
TO THE VAN SHOW! Aimin for ~lo cham ionshi .~
Splashers split in sea of go ....... .._
I 11 \\ ulkrt
01 lltr l'ltmn • I of
I he l..e~asnnd Clarl water polo
lc:tm dcfe.ued nn t\muceur Athlcnc
IJmon lc::nrn of uren hagh school uJI·
Jilnr Sui urt.ltt\' 9-4 an 1 acomlt nller
lolln£ 15-'1 In Southern Oregon
Mnae f'ollcgc: l·nday
( o.tch < •IU)' Emhlc:n nad I C
fouled ru I) agntn\lthe t\AlJ teram,
hut wus plc:,ased wrth has learn's
o\crnll performance ... I let c\cryone
piny, not JUSt du: tnrtc:r , ond .lftcr
our tough gnmc yc tercJny (ngmnlit
SOSC ) Y.C: M:rc n lillie urc:d,"
f mblen 11n1d
\ \Ccund game ugnan'l Centro I
\\ han~ton l naH:rstl) \\U&
t.ancc:llcd Yo hen the • tmc·tlmc Y.ll!i
moved tue.ui)"C:"c:mn •nnd\ornc I C
team rnernhcr.. hild pnor com·
mltmc:nh 10 be had on campu1
In I r1do~· ~ game ogiltnlt SQSC • I ( pln)'ed well tn the lint hali nnd
kept the gume e\'en unlll holfllme.
SO C' '" unc: ot the 1 ougher
tellfm I c pl.ty., nccordmg to
I mhlen l.a 1 >cur the) won the
orth\H 1 Collcgaotc P11lo Cham·
paon~htp~ 1nd arc: I he fn, orncs agJHn
thl YColf
1 he I C ll:fim moue couple of
clefcnii\'C errors. tn the econd hall
nnd ullowcd sosc to 1core '"' o
qurd goal N\\ ntcr polo t\ 'lier)
mentnl garne n!J once n tc.•m •cu.
down, n's hard to come b! cl ...
Em bien s.~ud .. , hrn't what happened
10 u~ We got do"'n a little btt and
JU8t Y.cren't o~hle to come bnck."
I mblcn You "\cry pleased \lolth
I he tc:.un' pcrlornt.tnu:" 1.1nd 'lhoY.cd
ptill&e for Keath Mundy's offc:nl>IVC
gnmc md John John,"on'J out•
,umdtn defensne ~.~oor~ ;u go. he
OVER HILL AND DALE
Senaor Ken Woodard (far Jofl) and lreshman Joel Stamp troll two
Wrllumette runner's early In Saturday's race
THRU fhe • wtmmer arc 1mm for
I he Nun h\~oest Colleguatc l'olo
ChilmfltOnlhtps Itt the end of the
aett~on nno nrc 111mg these early
sc:.uon gnmcs to ovcrc{)me thcrr
~CD knC:I'lCS
The l'toncen: next home march
wall be Wedncsd y Oct 2S 1 7 p m
Classifieds
H lp n~od'le1 Han•ord vert n Pro ect
t f ;trehl!ll 6 OfO'II'II.lOrl I)D f'
vartoUJ pana 01 th N 11 h w , To he p
Oft\' op nnu-nuc:l r p 41 .aa~nl
~ n Fultme~Smo !h tm 2'j()S
month Afffrmat Act n emp
Appr~tona 4!11n t 11J78 4312
Suu , Portland Or 12tS
E;rp•n•nc«Kt TYPINO'l' N 1 .,.A-
ur ta CD 2".)&.. FAe e cA 'T •:;:L::;;:o:..:o;;::-u;-:;. E::.o..,.f'"""""U""5""'ow. c si !1(1
llundrlftJ Ol I I ~ 11'1<1 I
ludlt'lg r: Cl n N n I (1 o
H rcncop Goll T nn I It hona
I!IC Ooth h HO COY tS And '*' b tk
P to tOOCI your r~v I lor a~t ogut to
CCC Dept :'!93 Boll 7~ Oroorw ...
S C 29ul0
IMPROVE VOOR GRllDl!s-r;cnct si 00 l01
~vr 2SG-P3go m I ord t1log or
Co! 1410 Re rc.tt 10 250 I p lll
Prompt D!!hv ry Bo 2.5907 B las
An9o $. CA 90025 l213J 11.77 6Z26
ME'Ni-w0\II£:NI
JOBS ON SHIPS• Amar. n f'~e rt 1\ll)
•~P nenc;o rooutreo E•c:el t p y
Wor1dwldc lrliv Svmmor job or c:ar~r
Stmd 53 00 lor nform:shon SEA FAX Oopt
K-1& BoA 209<4 Port Ange a w sh ng1on
S63G2. Mares s Wanted lmmOd JJtelyl Wor' at
nomo-no v• port•nce nocon 1 f
ft~Ct!llent pay Write Al11¥J C1ln Scrv:co
83SOPar.L.ane,Swt 127,~1 T 752:31
CONTACT LENS WEARERS av on
breno nnme hard or sola Ions s.uppt as
Send lor tree 111.11111111~ c.ata 00 Conl.ltct
LeM St.-ppllft2 Bg• 7453 P nn Ar :onft
8S01'
emoria
• o 1seum
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"Straight Arrow"
-.hoY.\ at M
hi<" ut the l•
I f-ruok. dowr
., ut l ht: Pu111
je Ol the PM•
n ~W BruJ.
curd~. For \\r
, ltpmun·,. ~
:r<>. .1nd HOURS. "Stash Van" Ttlt.t stnr ol 1h lonturc 111m "The Van"
oomplfJ IC Wllh ..-.BlOt bed
nlormulton. ·
~el Olttc.c: ( ~21
C onccn ltnt Thursday
Fnday
Saturday
Sunday 5 PM ·11 PM
5PM 11 PM
Noon-11 PM
Noon-9 PM
Ttlur.sday "Student OltCOYnt Day
Students odmlllod a1 1 00 discount
with Studont Body Card
·r l 01 Octob(r P, arcr I UJ Ckh•ttfr I Q l'171i The Cheech & Chono ''Stuh V•n' · JS rt:w·
turud In lht· P.u unount PtcluH"• corttmt lrlm
hit, "Up In Smok.e" (Go sec the film at the
Fo• Theater and oot u 1 00 dlacount couoon
tor adult ,adm l!!!flon to 1 he Van Show )
Club 01splays
Military Vehicle Otsplay,
It's where 4WO stanedl New Factory Models
Hundreds of Acoe53or ies & Van
Conversion Ideas
Free Childrens Tickets at all Gl Joe's Locations
Only 4 Days ... Dont Miss lt.! Publick Occurrences
T oda Y-, __ 1-19
•On thi' da' In 17111, Untt~h troops
undcJ the \.'ommnnd ,,f Gcnenl l om\\allir;
u~ndercd at \ ,)rkto\\ n
•MidniRhl (l9V~) 1'1 mO\'teromcd) withn
P~nMDn COUnt On \mcmcun llld} po,in~ 8\
ht, ma,trc"'• und an unfatthrul \Hie. "til be
~bown (k:t fQ at 8 p m 111 tht ~orthwe~~t
him O,tud\ Center, 121Q ~W Pnr~ J\ve.,
P('lrtlund
• \ lri:turr on rontrmporar) ~wahlll
culturr--w til be pre,ented todo\ at 10 a m '"
Throd.morton 7 A viVlO£ the lecture Will be
prole ,M James de Vcre Allen. Re C'ttrch
Fellow. ln:o.tttute of \fnc..an ')tudt~, Untver·
,jl\ ol :'\airobi, Kenya. Luer todD\ .,t 12
p.~ .• there w til be a dt~Ur.)ton of \.Urrent
Alncan L' ue tn Thuyc:r Oimnf Room I
with J\llen ~~~ the featured spcaler. Faculty
and ,tudrnts are C'ncouralled to come and
bring thetr lunch
•Thr Spanl•h Olm l ex Olh adadcx wtll
be sho\\ n Oct 19 at 7 '\0 p m m the Counctl
Chllmber Thta film u, spomorcd b) the
foretgn language department and all 10·
terested student~ are welcome
•Ham td Mrler, profrs)or of I ettenng
and ... onMructave Oraw1ng at the lurtch
School ol l\rt• and Craft.\, w til )peak on the
conceptaon, d~t~gn. and productaon or his
\&n,-senl l)'pc{ac:e, ~\ ntaA, Oct 19 <tt 7 lO
p.m. 1n the Museum \rt $chool, 12JQ SW
Parl. dma.nton is S J
Fri.
•Fr~nch Oflanl~t Marlr ( IJtlrt <\lAin will
pcrtorm at the Agnes Aanapn Chapel Oct.
20 at !l p m. Ahun will perform works which
mclude tho~ of the baroque period and the
19th and 20lh c:entunrs
The CJna\.ant pape organ whach she wtll
pla) J\ one ol the largest 10 the we tern
United Stat~ und wu built and tnstalled a
an 10tegral pan of the ( hapel Ttclet .. for the
concert are S4 general admttllon, and Sl50
tor tudents and \Cnaor etllten• For ticket
inlormauon c:aJI 244-6161, ut 2QS RUN AND SHOOT AND RUN
Dan Jones (87). Lewis and Clark wide receiver, eludes Pacific
Lutheran linebacker Brian Troost (57) after hauling In a short
pass during the Lutes' 24-6 win laat Saturday Jones, a
freshman . scored the only LC touchdown
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
Tho PtonHt Log Ia publlahod weekly during tho tchool yoar-a 10111 ot 24
IUuN Publlahe,. ero tho AuOCIItod Studonta ol Lowta and Clarli, Lowla and
Clark Colltgo, 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road. Portland, Orogon, 872H' Annual
aubacrlpllon price $<4 50
Editor Dutch Mendel LC Bo11 175e. Lewla end Clark Collogo, Ponlond
Or.gon, 97218
Menaglng Editor Hana Holznegel LC Box ItS., Lowle andCientColltgo ,
Ponlancs. Oregon. 87218
No known bondhol~ra. mongagtl or other aec:unty holdo,.
Stellattc. •• of
tulluue
Totel eop•es pnnttd
Peld carculelton
Through .. oncto,., deelera,
end carr••,.
Through mell
subsctipUon
Petd Clreuteuon
Through veneto,. dNio,.
end cerrto,.
Through mall
Su~tlpllon
2S37
Fteil clletrtbutlon
Total dlllrlbutlon
80
Aatum from egonla
Tote! ICIUII no C:OPIOI
of alnglo ~asuo
publlahod neareat
to ftllng dele
2950
no no
2S37
none
2&37
2565
333
28'70
80
none
~50 average no cop'"
each latue during
proce<11ng 12 months
3000
nona
2565
none
2566
355
~20
no no
3000 •
•Thr thlrtftnth·annuall rwls and Clark
( ollttr Speech Townarnrot wtll be held
Friday and Saturday. Oct 20.21 The evenu
\\lll tnclude debate, extemporaneous speak·
mg. otlltory. rhctoncal cnltcum, and orol
interpretation . For more mJormataon, call
Gen Ruchie, e:<t . .) IS
•Thr S«ond Annual John Rttd Film
f'~thal wdl present two contemporary
So\1et lilm~. each dealing \\ nh darricultac'
encountered b.) a young bo). The 1960 film
Stnozho (•\ ummcr to Remember) will be
•ho""n F.nda}, Oct. '20at p.m. ot Ko10oni11
Hou~e , b33 SW Montgomery . On Saturdo)
~tlternoon . Oct. 21 at .l:4S p.m , Th,. Whtu
.\'htp, a Mosco" Ftlm f-"C$tl\'3l a"ard­
"•nner, Wilt be presented at the FinC' Arb
Theater, 2021 SE Hawthorne Blvd. • T ~ o d~fant.r-craft~mcn ~m tuch
worhhop' at the School or Artll und <.rufb,
ol6 '\W 18 '\venue
Japanc\e papermaking expert 1\sao
Shamurn will conduct a one-da) handpapcr­
ma~ang ch.-., Oct 20 Horu Ed Meter. author
and designer ol the Synta~ fam1ly ol pnnun14
t) pc!i>, will lead n two-day wor~shop on
c:alhgmph)' U)ing bamboo pens, Oct. 20 und
21. Work)hop are from 9 <~ m to 4 p.m. For
further anformotion, call 228-4714 . •Thr movie Sullivan's Travels (19,.1).
sturrmg Joel McCrea 11 a film darcctor who
tll~c' to the road to learn more about hfe.
will be ~ho~n Ill the Northwest Falm Study
Center. <Xt 22 ot 8 p.m
The film~ :tre sponsorC'd h) the Orc~on
Couneal ol AmeriCian Soviet Friend1h1p
l1d el• lor C'ac:h film ure S2. For more
mformauon , call 297-<43.38
• J be Portland ( hambcr Orchntra
A~~odallon "•II hold a tree toncert ut the
SY.ann Aud1tonum 10 the Portland All
Mut.eum. 1219 SW Par~ Oct 20 at 8 p.m
The C•tnet:rt wdl include baroque to ragtunC'
f:norites
•Sumw. T hcatrt 1-'nscntulr "ill pre•ent
the pia) 0 Rm, Rn Vu b) Bob R~tndall , I he
shu" Wlll run hom Oct. 20 through O\', 18
an thC' Wtbon Center lor the Pertorming
Arh, \ WCA. Ill I SW 10, Portland. 1 he
pia) 1s about two anractl\e )'oung people
who, b) unfortunate cireumatancn, find
themsche5 trupped imide an upartmC'nl for
an afternoon During theu brief encounter,a
warm and romantac relationship dc\ielor•
11ltbough they arc happtly marrtcd, f·or more
mform:suon call 223-6281,
• Rnmtu and Julltt wJII be per1ormed
o~ •. ~-12 ill 8 p.m at Portland Unaver II} ••
Hunt Center I hc01tre, 5000 N Wtllamwe
Bhd. Adm•uion •~ ~I..SO lor studenlll For
more tnlurmat1on, alii 283-7287. •f,em'> and minerals from \iaraou' p.art~
ol thC' tate w11J be on dasplay during the
!itllteenth-annual rck Roclc Club show ntthe
Oregon Mu,.eum of 'Clence nnd lndu&trv
Oct. 20-22. /1. Wide selecuon of Item• wtll al .. o
ht IIHUhtblc: for '-lie Oemonstratton, ol
'lilvcr muhmg. gem fucetana und bonsn1 tree
l{rowtng wall take phtc:e dunng tht three-duy
e"ent, OMS I ito locJted at 4015 S W (any on
Roud. Portland.
•On this d•) in J 797, the U.S.S. Con·
SlllUtion (Old lroraadel) W8llaunchcd rake
that, Raymond Burr
• Allrrd Nobel, Swedash phtlanthropast,
W&Jo born on lhaa day an US33
• Walt Oisnt)'' S~l hmll) Robln,on ,
wall be hown at the Northwest f'almA"itudy
CC'nter Oct, 21 at 2 p.m. At 8 p m. that
ev(nina. \f'' Fovuml' Wif, (19-10) starrang
Cary Gr.tnt and Irene Dunn. \\ill be shown
I he Film Study Centern l~ated ot 1219 SW
Pa1ll. ''"e., Portland, l-or more 1ntormataon
c:tll 226 2811
• I hr movie Mldnlcht C:owboy will be
shown O.:t 21 at 7 p m and agn1n at 9 p m. 10
thr llY1ana \udHortum l'hi' mo' ae •• pon­
.\Ored by SOl l\ Mon.
• Be~b Mandtl, lnternahonal AN oars
Profe,,tH at t (. wall dtscu~" the C'l/1.
ummer tnlern1h1p progrum Oct 24 ut J 30
p. m m the Gray Room. Templeton
'it udenl\ antere,ted 11hould be senaorr. mujor­
•n~ 1n one ol the soc1ul <sc1ence faelds.
•C nntroiJin& lntrrnt, 11 film which ex·
plores the inner·worllflp ol atobal cor·
ponati1JOJ and thetr cconomac lmpllcl at
home and O\ctr.eu, "'all be aho\\n Oct. '20 at
7 30 p.m. at f'ortland State Uni\er~ity,
Koamoni:a House, 633 S W Montgomery .
The movae •• free to the pubhc. Fur more
information call 13S-89S4. Sun. •Philip C. Jackson, Jr •• o member of the 22 Bu.ud or c,o,crnora ol the Federal Re<~ervt
System,"ill peak Oct 24at I ISp.m mthe 1--------------...::::.:::::..-1 Counctl Chamber. Templeton Center The
le~:ture will deal with consumer credtt It as
Jpon•orcd b)· the I C Department or
hconomic:s and admtuaon i• free. •hant l.lut, Hunprian compoJer, Wlh
born on thas duy an 181 I. •st~ve < onptr humoriJI ond mtrlin
"ill perform nt the Arbuckle Flat
ltou~c I H?. SW Mormon, Portland,
24 nt H 10 p m. General ndmauaon Jtll
Wed.
•1 hr Flrrhou•t fhcatre, 1436
Montgomery, will Rre~enl lrom Oct
thrnugh Nov 2j Sudtltnlv l.o.lt Sw""
wntten by lenne'l\ee Withams 1 he pia)
be pcrlormed ut 8 )0 p m on Fndny
"uturdny mght' Admtssaon as S3 nnd
VUIIOIIS Ute urged (.uJl 248-4737 for oun.
1nformntaon
• r he Mark or I orru ( 1920) wtll be
.11 the Northwest him Study Center,
\ W Park Oct 25 nt 8 p m
• A dl'itU\.'don on ( artet'J In tht "".,, ..
be pre,ented Oct 25 at 3 JO p.m an
room ) rht di\CU~'IIOn Will [OCU& on
OpiiOn\ tor the &ruduatang Ort maJOn
tip) 00 IIVeOUC\ of pUt5Uil 10 findtng I
•1 ht ~orld''llarctst orJanbed
,, planned Oct 25, 7· 30 p m at OMSI.
o;onurou~o choru .. mg 16the antroductaon
cln~' on wolf beho vaor taught by na
S1dncy Wildesmtlh f.ce for the class II
nnd for more mformntaon cull .l~ll·
Thur.
• ,\ 'lp~cla l ehaprl service to offia
tn)toll Rev veorge Aberle as
chnplutn will be held nt 7 30 p m IU
Anna!(an C hnptl The Lewas and
Concert Choar and BrM5 Enbcmblc
pro\tde musac All are anvtted to
• A paper bound book work~hop "'
gwen Oct 26 at 7 p m by the Woman't
Project, 333 SE Jrd. Portland
regu.rralton I) necessary For further
mutaon. cull 23 I -0009
•Ia PataJtonla Rebrlde, u Spanish\
pre~C'nted by I he foreagn language
ment, wtll be shown Oct 26 nt 7· 30 p.ll
the t·ouncal Chamber
Cont.
•1 hr Homtcomlng dlnntr and dantt
take plnce Oct 28 from 7 to I a.m at
Jnntlcn Beach l hunderb1rd Hotel T
for the event are $8 SO per couple for
and dance. and S5 per couple lor JU~t
l1d .ct~ will be on 'lUte at the anfo
dc~k .1~ "ell us out~tdc Sago and
Trail room.
•LiH 'rm 11~11 Harr) a pin)
Kt'nn McOarthy .,, Prestdent Ho
I rumun wall be pre,ented No\ 3 at 8
tht Ponlund ( avtc Auduonum lac•tc
th" onc-mghl performnncc arc ~fl.
SS. lhey urc on sale at Celebruy Alllrac:o
1010 '\W Mornr.on 2264371. Meier
I ntnk Steven' Jeweler~. and The
Audit unum
•Thr Mttro ( rlsl\ Intervention C
can ul h: r -.:redllto 'ome tudcnb mtcre.,,~
worl"n& on u volunteer c:nai• tnter·vtnl!(:;
team r he ~entc·r \\all tr:un volunteers
wall P·"' rur any c pcmc·) tn\'ohed.
lurther •nformation. contact "Outsade b
223-4121
•Or. Com') Blutlran Rtmtdy will
at a bJrn donee .ll the Univeralty of Pol111;..1
5000 'If Wtllamette Blvd on Oct 27.
•1 hr C ontacc C rntrr will aunt a
tra1n1ng cht" No" 8 for people who
intere,ted 10 workang !U volunteer$ oc
cmh. hothne 1 o volunteer, call 23 I
•Thr \\omrn'• Nlcht Watch wall
u Portland ~;.onCerenc:e on Vtolencc
Women ,1nd ( hildren, Oc1 27-29
Portlund !)tate Umvcr'ltty 1 he '"'""''
wall beg1n "tth ..a beneht concert ut 8
f uduy. Otl 27. at P~u·s Smtth Mc:mo
l enter llnllruorn Included wall be "' .. ''11
wor bhops 1111d u pGnel on
women. and vaolence For tnformuuon,
2 1b-97 \8 or 2S4-17.50
•1 ht (,one Show. tokmg place: O~t.
8 p.m. in /l.jlnc\ Hanaaan C hopei •• ,
for new. not to ordinary cntenamment
for more tnlormataon, contact the
or lic::e. c