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

October 26, 1978 Volume 41, Number 5

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1978-10-26

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

'lunsl und m
rbucltlc I lui
1\on, Portl .. md,
admtuton llll Ia Owtnl
A propo•ed parluna lo1 for the
fheatre. 1436 llthwutcrn School of Law nn
·cnt from Ott 'idatc of I ewt• und Clark to
lt'fll• Lost Surn~t e current purlung problem• .
llltnm~ 1 he plaJ~ en npt,enlcd by the presadent
>.m on rnda) a cal nctghborhood a••ocmuon
~ton ts S) nnd ~ luw ttudenl•
248-4737 for fun o.~ppeal ~a" made btwusc
( 1920) will be
Study Center,
)m C:t4e. they Jay dtd not 10
1111 the alternative\ or set
out !tide 1uggestions. 1 he
Willi made ye1terday after·
hy the Ciry Counctl after
rtet'\ In the Art, ccording to Ball Shobe, a law
3.30 p m tn • lhe luw 'chool community
wtll focu' on 1 t.now "")'thing nboul the
ms art maJon arcn unul rhe aurveyort
Ill in ftndtng a -~d lnst spring.
1 d lrlt_ • ubod) said anythang they
organ u "0 11 "'cved at • •ntd Shobe "The}
p.m "' OMSI liUic:d 1o buald over the •ummer
: antroducuon ''idl 1 wu• appealed ..
aught by notun 1 he lu"' ,chou! currently haa
fot the class bS tpace~ for tl\ more thnn 700
~n call 248-5931 lucuh y nnd "tnii I he
" ol alf'l mu~l pn.r~ tn the
d SludHttn lot, forc10g un-
•du.ue 11tudent' and fucuhy to
In courty11rd~ and no purkanp ...
~r~tc:c to offta .. I
The propo~d lot would prov1de
an addmonnl 100 •paces In th~
wooded <tte.11 weat of the law ~c:hool
hbmry I he admlntttrutaon made
the proposal ut the uaaettton of (1
pnrklnJt commattec whach reported
to PrClltdent John Howurd 10 June of
1977,
1 he ~pon "•lied (or amproved
regulation of parking, encourage·
ment of muss transit und car pooling,
muJ..1ng proV111ion" for parking
before new program!'l bea-an, requir·
•ns notificauon a( groups of more
thnn I .S were comana from off cam­
PUll and developmcnl of nne~ lot at Lewis and Clark College
the lo"' school c:ollcsc admiOtatrallon] h•vc not
·1 he mntn thruat of that report pro\len 1 here 11 public need and they
WQ!'I thotthc luw 11Chool ~Ill J!oins to have 001 inveitlpted :t.ll the alter•
have to buald nne~ p:arkinalot," s.ud nati\lcS. ... sa1d Tauman
Glenn Otel{S. \lace president for
development . T hr Portland Ch) Coundl
In March 1978 the Board of &ranted I t"'l\ and ('lark a 90-day
f ruatee\ upproved the 1()(). Jpdce lot. nlen"'IOn latt ~cdnc~da) to allow
After the college reached un aaree· thr collt&t to nplort s.olutlon, to
ment wath the Colltn.vtew th• parkin& probJtml more
Netghborhood Aatociallon u permat ~mplttf'l }' ---------­
WU!i grunted .. We than I.. the 1ochool htu done a
Chuc~ ruumun, pre:\tdenl of damn lou v job of plnnnana thtt,''
lhe CNA, appealed the dec1"ion on !Wid Shobe The 'chool never e"cn
the ground~ the college d1d not 1ho~ u'lked u.s or let u1 kno~ what wus
there wu\ publtc need or thai the go1ng on.''
propo~nl "'" the bnt one ;waalnbk, Shobe uid the: Environmentlll
a~ requarcd by the \late nnd c:aty. l u" Caucu,_ at the law school cited
.. Our lccting h th.lt the) [the: these alternatives :
Aberle as
1 30 p.m alA
lCWI!I and
us En)Cmblc
Wiled tO altelllC oreign students vote to join ASLC
k ~ork-\hop ~ z~a (hlbanauz.a
""'""' t ...
y the Woman'• .
1 Portland :.oent an the I e" t!l.tnd <. lark
For lurthcr 1t"'Qtltc:an l.antturtge lmutut~ may
• 1¥1 lo puv lhc: S49 o..u:IIVtllc.' Icc • lbli \ludc:nts pit) ir thev Yotc: toda\
~e. 11 pamsh ~ fl, 11r ol JOtntntt the:. 1\uocautcd
t language dePtudc. nts 111 l.ewl\ .1nd t'lnrk
26 nt 7·'\0 p.tr 't h1 '\SLC enntc hu'l JM''cd il
JIG~Utaon to Invite all AI I tudenh
ja n 1 he: AS I. C. II 50 per cent ol
""'·'·""' I ludenL\ \Ole: to tom thr
, a ,tudcnt body c:lccuon wtll
to l.IC<;C:pt or tc)C:(.l their
h<-•·•h•p '\ 1.1 'tudent ure current!)
allo"'c:d to pantcipatc in student
ttU\ tlt~ und to uAe the campu~
inhrmur) 3nd \port\ lncilities
"ithout ASl.C membel"'htp becau11e
.. the college wunt~ them 10 ftel hke
gueMs," ::.u.1d ,\!i)ociute Dcnn ol
f.ucult) ChO Humur. He said it
would he unfair 1( the: ASl C re­
qu~tcd fees lrom AI J ~tudcn" an
the m1ddlt of the: .ac.sdemk year.
"A~ l C hould mukc 11 rcque~t n
year 1n udvdnc~ ·· Humar ;ud
,. J\JliO, t( \\1 ( !hllUid ChllfjC ItO\'
len the\ ..,hould do o by lerm 11nd
not h) )Cttr because that ·~ ho" the
AL I operates." the) wall not come to Lewu and
Clark," he aid.
..M) personal feeling is ,\l.J
studenta. $hould pay thcacthity fee tf
they get the priv1leaes." said Greg
C •ld"cll. ;\ ll darector. "In m)' \'te"
the)' 'hould atllrt paying in the"' inter
term 1 htli l!'t my opt naon. The dttl·
aton i~ thctl"),"
Culdwdl sutd he thank A l I
,tudcnt ~•II be walhns to p.ty the
IICUVItle Icc ... From \\hUt I Set it
doc not ecm to b<' , bae problem nt
.til. When I hroughl up the assuc to
m\ "udenl'\ there were no com-• mcntr.. no oppo~auon ... • Vol. 41 No. S
•M tang an agrcc:ment
nearbv church to use park an • • dunnll the wed: with
Ifill CO
• More clficaent use of the space
olrendy unihtble
•Sub\idtllns 1 nMet J)Use!
•A combaned p.\rking factluy
and athlcuc factlit)' near Gri.lwold
'tndaum
•Changang the das sthedule to
climtnate problems dunne peat
houn
•t>o nothing.
I ~auman ~aid the new lot would
dtiiCouruge the u5e of mas tran:ul by
encouraging lhe use ol pnvllte
.tutomoblle . But Greg t.atd 1 riMet
cnn not gtt enouah nders to add the Ocrober 26, 1978
scm« neg:uary to be convtment
for mo t atudents
·we ~~~ not omuow to buald
part an loll,'" t.ald Gn:gg. "'They cost
mnney nnd nrc not ucademac •
The parkinJ lot wall cost about
S I SO,OOO. (ircg tatd corutruc:uon
w1U began aa $00n 111 p01lttble 1f the
Caty Counctlappro\u the proposal
Mlthank 11 "'ould be a dctnment
to lhe cnvaronment and to the
IJ\tJAbtltty ol the communll) and the
cat}." satd luuman.
Jam Vnndcrgrih. an auistant
dean at the In~ sch0<1l v.ho waa on
the ori1inal pllrkina commattcc
~fu:vzd to comment on the Ia~
c:hool udmmastnuion'a fcchn,gs on
the: propo.al •
CLIFF HAMAR Ji.n~ I•MN
"If ASLC should charge any rees they should do so by term and
not by year because that Is how the All operates."
ner and danrt
to I a.m. t1
rd Horel 1 II \II \IUd"n t~ become
bod) mc:mbef'l the) wall be
ed to hold \Sl ( ollice and to
n srudcnt ~let:tion' Hamar 'u.id the eollrgc hopt
Al.l ~tudcnts "'all enroll at I.C i.llter
thl:) complete theu tud1c .H the
'"'tttutc: ·11 wt-'tan piling extra fees to be
• couple for
pte for JUSt
I the anforrl\l
t Saga und
aum 1 ........
arc· S8.
bruyA
371, Mc:ter
and fhc:
rvcnllon
cnts 1n err~ tel
n1• anterver1U
'I voluntc:t~n
10volvcd
t uOuts1de I
cnacdy will r
fSilY of Port
~Oct 27
wall l>tnrt a
people who
oluntecrs ~~
ca II 23 1-4&~.
tcb wall p
tolenoe A~
Oct 27-2Q
1 he l'nt~f,.rft
)ncert ut 8
mith Me
will be w ... •tl
n gover
formnuon.
LOL Q.:lol>cr GEORGE ABERLE
He'll be lnetalled as chaplain tonight.
-Inside
An ounce
of prevention 3
I u•<ottllcahh chcc~ ururrollcredt.­
Uudfnla, lacuh)' •no! •••If nttr1\btrt b)'
lht colktt tnliriTlllr)l .. dtllli~c lf!lt
tb<>uhl llol be pa»cd ur: &tid • tludrnt
Health "•hiaury 8~rd member •\\r
•ant lo a•ch problema bffo~ the~ art
probl~• • ,\nita Mar~'
01 lhf l'lonur l.ua
Rt\erend Georxe Abcr lc~ill be
ofltcially tn5tallcd a~ Lcwas and
Char~ chapla10 tn a ceremon}
tonisht nt 7;30 p.m in gne
flanagan chupd the entire c:ampus
commumty •• lfl\ttcd to attend.
t\betle replace fa) lor Potter,
"'ho left 1 C alter I all term ol 1977
lor u p1.Nt1on llt 11.!1istant to the
pre 1dcnt ol Sheldon Jnck~on
( ollege in \1tk<1, 1\lo,ka. John
\nder\Ofl .tctcd a\ chaplnin u .,
commlltt'c of \lUdtnt ... (acult\. and • Trustees 'eluched for 11 ne"
c:haphun
bcrle. 49, comes to LC lrom
Wesrmin ter Presbyterian Church in
Medford where he ~'•' seni1n paacor.
He "•~ also n member ot the LC
Board ot I rusteca from 197S to 1978,
lltuugh he has been sen.ins as
chaplam 11ncc Sept. I, A berlc '""
nor otriciall~ auume the po t until
he is Installed thiS e\t'tttns by the
college and the P~sbyterv of the
Ca cade) of the Prctb 1erian
Church
"1 he installation lerv1cc ll
aampl~ an act o( the colltJC and the 1
Ballot measures:
the facts 8
' •11mpcd Ill lbc ~• ol lnttlattvct and
rrftrcnd• <>II lilt ~.n 7 •1a1r ballatllrll
Pttl'ff and l~u..t t \llh"'l do•~ Into
Mcaturn•thl\lUJII I land aame up'llllb
'(!me npl.anauom 'llrhith filA} tldp )(!II
mah ~tnt 'Ulll\f droalom Pre!'lb)·tcr.) togelher to tormaUy
ad.:no~tedae 11nd cc:lc:bratt I hear new
rclauon~har." he saad
l he I. Conccn Choar, the ~C
Bran Ememble, suophona 1 Dr
Jcrr) l.uedders . and organist Or
L ec 'arrctt \\111 pro\ldc mus1c tor
1 he: '""tbllauon ccremon)
berle utd his m111n antere:.l an
ha~ Ot'\1, J'!O Ilion I to try IO dt CO\l:f
ho" he nnd the chapel can best sene:
the nfe(b of the campu11- c-ommuntt) .
,\he tie S<lld he ~ill try tn ma~e
the churel :an acce sible pl.'lcc. t\cn
lor thll"LC: "'ho du hot nt'cts,anl)
ullc:nd chupcl sen i~s
• "I'd hl.c to pro\ade lor :aren
nc:c~h throush the chapel,"' J\berle
s1ud. "I "'ant to ma~c lhe chllrel
avualable to e"cryonc ~ ho "ants to
USC ll, ~ hether 11'1 ror bible SlUd)
group or ju\l dascus ll1n groups
.. I dnn·c care "'hether omecme
e\t'f f1Ut h~ lace 10 8 .Sundll)
e\cntng er-..tC~C or not, so long as. he
._no~•the chaptlas open for hi use ...
\s pArt of hu cllon to ancn:ase
IICCCJ\tbthl) . ~rle has mo~cd un­
da~ chapel erv•cta from the mor­
ni ns 1e1 6. 'O p m
-The t :\•lhlrt) en ice ia JU t
more con,enaent for molt people,"
DEE-fense!
DEE-fense! h~ wud .. For one thm , people don'(
have to choo t' bct,.~n attendan
chapel or &hear ~Mular parruh ser­
,,cc on unda) momang "
Aberle i.lltd lhe e\-cmng enlct
l~o allo~ people to llttcnd un-
da) en 1ce ~hen the hln-c been
:1\\a) lor the weekend
.. , Sfl«tlttall) cho c the ai •
ahut) ume because at mearu peorlt
an he ou1 b\ Je\l:n·thtn) and ull
hll\"e the\\ hole ev~mng free tu pt'nd
lb they"' h," h~ ~•d .. Be adcs, Sl:\•
lhlrl) b good becuusc: S;\G quu
""' ang "inner at a•~ o'elod: "
btrlc srud nn •mrort11nt put
flf h.u Job Ill chaplaan IJ to hsten lo
~hat pcttple have to sa)
.. The fiut thing I ~ant to do t
cstabhsh a good rclationshap ~tth
a he student~. fac:uh and staff he~."
he satd .. \nd I he bc!t w ) I kno"" Ia
ccomph h that '' b) ll!lt.rung 10
"hat e\'t'IJ bod h11 to II\
·nac nc:\t step a lo deJane the
commonaliuc:s bet~«n aU the
gruups and ub-aroup on campus
In order to function as an c:Ifecta\'t'
part of tht' cnllc:ae cammurut), tht'
chapel needs to know what u as
beyond academia that btncb thtt
communtt).. •
14
I'M Ptonett mt.a\ ao.."ttr IUirl maile up
lor offcm1vc ta.o:on~tnrnq ••th htu1liii.J
dtiUliC to U~ I IOIIJb lfnivcntl) or
f'onl.and lldr lut -.u\. then blltlfd
Or.aoo CoUr~ cr Education to I Ut 1&11
Sai\&ICiay lu "'So.-nt• 'A''al\cr and
Lt.Ur t=au.t ~vcred tilt lld.IOII • tllpn~
aiWS camen -
• •
MICKEY MOUSE? Homecoming events to includ
Gong Show and dinner danQ
Julir rudrrbauah
lll '"'' PHIOtfl LUI
A 1 ewas and Clurk \'trtiOn ol
tete' tsaon·~ "1 h~ Gong Sho~ ," ''
htVC"rn nl(lht ll lootb.lll ~umt ''
homrcomtne tourt, .:md u ·C'nll
humul dunce \Ioiii htghhttht
1 1-tomc:conunp '·s thl\ wee .. end
I hur~d.tn' l~t\trn Nijht will be
the opening e\'ent of Homec:omtng
197R toniihl, I he-Old lrhh Inn wall
ho~l l. attJdcnt& "h11 are over 2 I.
1 he Gong Sho" wtll kack oft the
"cckend 1-rida) ntght at H p.m.
Mon) student ucts ha\'e nlrt'ady been
hned-up to fill the ngcnda
"1 he turnout ha\ been \el'\ •
good nnd rhc: talent prospect !I 'hould
be totally cntertutnins," ud te' e
1-cndrich, director ol Studcnt6
Orgnnared for J\Ctl\'illc:s nnd coor­
danruor of the shu"
O~n Dad: Sol"t'naon , Dr. Rob
Mundcl and Dr Jcanme MtKmght
"ill Judge the shu\\ ... It creutt. n
f,ctter .llmo,pherc tf tht' profc:.,,orll the lootball game: .u Gnn­
Stndaum
I or 1 he" It rst hmc 10 yea
homccomang court wtll be ch
I he courl wtll mc;lude o queen,
three pnntc !I~ and th~ c: !.:or
Numanutton were mode bl
llthlchc IC:llmfi f:nch Of the 'NOfllo
tcumr. nnmmuted lour men .md
men team nominated four w
1 he 11tudent bod) will ~ole 01
nommces . and the winne~ ~
unnoun,ecJ dunns htdf-time .
Four lluats will be da!tpla)
the Gnc" old truck during half~
t·ree ICC cream Will he l
awuy dunnc the gbmc, unothn
thas year.
,\ cm•·lornu 1l dan ncr dana
be held tat the I hundcrbird M
Jont7cn Reach Saturday
Couplu c:tn choose to go to d
and dnn~ lnr Slt50 per coup~
dnncc only for S~ per couple
Wh) ttr~ there 'o
homc:comtng evtnts th11 yeal1
Steve Fendrlch demonstrates the talont necessary to participate In the Gong Show ho\lo thev ron huve fun too," l~cn·
dr1ch ~u•d "l he monc:~ ha~; ul"aYI
1 here tu u"e: .' ntd 1-endnch "ll
pnst no one tmply made U!lc rl:_
lunda" Fir A~re~ to c
nnt Stclnrr
01 tllr I'IOIIN'f I oc
Tht fall the: Fir Acres l'lu:at~
"111 ~gtn chargmg l (' student~.
fac:ult' and staff S I admt~ston for • Thul"bda). Fnda), and Saturda)
performances . fhe moH n
cnlcuhued to dra" audu~ncn to the
le ·popular wttkda) maht ~ha\\J
tudent production.s ha\c btcn
oftcred rrtt of charge to the LC
• oommunll) m prev~ou5 Hart. C'-
cordmg to t~at~ dcpanmcnt ch:ur­
man Jnmu Ouholthofl, the
dttfcrcn~ bttwecn \\C:Ckday and
weekend attcndancx hu been
'"dn~sttc"
"We ~\c had 1111 fc\\ a 20 people
here on u Monda) or I ue~d•>·" 11ud
OitholthofT. "while \\e ha'c l(l turn
them awa on f-=nda)'llnd Sruunht)
nights ..
The thutrc dep~rtment .,
allcmptm~ to incrasc 'udtenc:ei, a
,,tal clement an lu~t theater The
smaiJ bU"acnces earl) In the ''eel
have tended to ~e ken the cast's
enthutta'm •~ wdl a.& the campu' gmp.c\lnt'. "hach Osthollholl 'll) s •~
thcar be,t rublidt)'.
'"Even one ,.,,.it' until Fnday
naght to go.'" sa1d 0\tholthofl, "then
the' o bad: to tht' dorm and tell
rhc;r friend u'a terrific. 8) then the
,ho" I' sold out and it' too late to
cet ttcket • "hlle \\e pia) cd to t'mpt)
homn tht' first t hrt't naghh."
\ mllJor problem ~•th free ad·
mi 10n has bttn that «udenh
"ould male ~ en-.uon~o and tht'n
not sho" up lor 1he per{ormnn~ . "If
~Omt'thms 11 free the:~ 1<1 a tendenc ·
to tool down to it ... stud o~tholthoft .
"f1c:ople tnke ndvantage ot freebi~:·
"!'ornebod) ' haa to pa) for the:
art ," smd O•tholthoff . ~When
tudc:nt' grt out of here tht)''re llOing
to ha\c to pll)' fot the: thuttc." ln
oni\\C:r to charge that student .
hA\"C, m effect, alread) paad for the
produwon through thear tullion.
0 tholthoff replied that all mone
lrom IJclet ~les iOCS directly bod:
mto the: theatre'ti 8tneral fund. The
theatre: 11 elf doe.s not get n penn)
oumde of at budget wh1ch, incadt"n· •
tally, wa5 cut thi• year
"I c<luld i"e lou or QUotes on
ho" the cost of lum~r for set ha~
"'en, lor ln,tancc:," autd Os­
tholtho(f, "but money ~'n\n't the
as-.uc .. \f'lphcanh for the thow wall be
uc<:epted throutch FrttJn) prov1de\l
the) don't need ,pecanl audio equtp
menl or rtcordin8'
Prize ~ wall be awnrdcd lor
variou' calciories of tnlcnt fhe 1 C
Juzr En(emblc ~•11 provtde mu~ic
for the evtnt,
A ptherin on tht' Stewart
h•" n in front ofT cmpleton has ~en
planned to boost spants before the
LC-Willa metre iootballgame Satur­
day. 1 ht' lown rally and u '"humnn
snake" line to the SAme ~ill f,csin at
12 lOp m.
Kack·ofl lime is I p.m. lor Not mu~ans uac ol fund!l 1.1
part ol the reason for the dcch
homccomang in the past.
checrlcndcr i\h)oon vnll .. Tht
inuke' what they ~Ant of hom
intt \o far 11 ho.~ had u bad a
We nrc trymg to 1mprovc that·
und bring the: trndatton of hom
ang bad to campus:·
'"1 here rc "Pirttcd pc:opk
campus .,., ho "ani a mean
homecoming... fend rich
"The c people bf't' willing to wo
II," It rcmllrn~ to be seen "hc:thcr
chartpn& udm11 ion w11l bring an the
crowd . ~tudc:nt intcn ie'olocd do not
fcc:l the admauton charse ~ould
keep people '" ll)'. Ml'l'l atudcnts arc
rt"luctant tu pit), but s~ud thDta,. Ions
•~ free ndmi,~ton was U\'arlnblt' to
them on \~eekd.t) '5, the~ would not
mmd gmng then
1-rc:thmun ;\,hlc:y l.yford srud
the Sl 11ckt't price ccmcd Ll btufuan 'America's foremost socialist'
to speak to justire questions
orter the S2.SO churaed lot thtatre \hch,1tl Hurrtngton , chrtirman
productions at her pnvatr hith Ill tht Democratic Sociali~t Or~Jamt
chool rn l>c:n\C~r • Colorndo , mg ( ommaltce, hull been c<.~lh:d
I( audtc:nce do decre•"e. or the \meraat'a foremo .. t socaahst. He hu& und 11111 fin~; there wn\ dt~CUMi
the: cmotaoncd suffcrtny tuktng
in rhe uburb ...
"In ull th11, 1 here wns an am~
Uot umptton thor the bu. it lfl
economic problems had been'"..,...
an the United Suates In thi 1
r t dallpnrit) '" nudacncc silc doc~ not llllttalcd sc\erul muJor n.ationul cf·
e\'en OUt, the lhe.llrc department j, fort< 10 upport of \'Cr)' advrtn~d
prcr.ucd to rc:ron idcr its 11olutaon. hbcrul de munds ,uch a~ full cmplo'.
WWe're alwo) rc-rhinkms." nid 0 · ment plannins. rc:dislrtbutlon of
tholthoff "We: just want ll full-house \\e,tlth and mcome, and tncrea~tna
C:\ ery ntttht ·" • socual priori tie in go11ernment
Positions Available To Graduating Seniors -,
t
t pohcy.
When he speak, on ·r ucsday,
Oct J I Ill 7:JO p.m. in the Council
Chamber, unC" of HarnnJJton's topics
"til f,c po\ crt\ tn the Una ted Stutes
und ho" the governmen t and it~
ctlt7enr> rnn deal wuh the problem the nut ion' problems were no Jln~·~
a mutter of ba~tc human nt'cdt
toot.l.shclter .wd dothtng. No~
\\Crc: ~c:cn us tuahtuthc:, a que
of learnmg h~ lhc dcccntl)
lu ur-. •
.. Whtle thas discussion
curncd on, there e'\iJted an~
i\mcncn In 11 d~cll orne\\•
bet\\ec:n 40,000,000 nnd 50,00Q.f
cirirt"n!. ol tht~ lhnd. I he) ~ere p,;
They st}ll urt: " t
t Nudear Power Program
Englneermg and Science majors preferred, 1 year
post-graduate education guaranteed, salary to
$26.000 after four years of experience .
···spsc•al NUCLEAR POWER SCHOLARSHIP
avttllsble to Juniors Aviation Training
f Management Positions All majors considered, 1 year ot flight training
guaranteed, salary to $22,000 after four yeurs of
experience
f All majors constdered, management of personnel In
A a shtpboard environment, alary to $20,000 after
' four years of expenence . Fl nclal M t na a~an~t
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preferred, six months post-graduate education
guaranteed, salary to $20,000 after lour years of • expertence . t Civil Engineering f Civil engineers preferred, engtneerlng management
and control positions, aatary 10 $20.000 attar four •
years of experience. Benefits Include
I Will Be Held:
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-Free medical and dental care
-Excellent retirement program
-Valuable experience for future career planning
-An Officer's commlea lon In the United Statea Navy
Monteith Room
October 31
8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. •
2 )n hi'i book 71rt Olhtr Amtrtca,
Humnston outhne~ rhot pr('lblern.
' '"l here Ill tl rurnihnr Ameuca:·
f he \Hole. "It is~lt'bmtt'd tnspcechn f tnd advcni~ed on lelcov r~ron und an
the lnUfH11ncli , It hu\ the hiJihnt
musuuwdurd of th·mg the" nrld hn
C:\ er 1\uo" n
"In the 19!i0 , thu 1\meracn
worral."d about ll~cotf , )ct eH·n tts
1u1 :o; actar:s were products of a bun­
donee I he lllle 01 1 brtlliant book
\\RI \\adcly mtstnterpreted, and the
A fumthnr Amc:ru:u bc&ltn to calllltelf
' 'the alflucnt soctel) .' I here waa in· t lr taon about M11d11on A\enue llarrangton htt served t~;
member ol Or Mnrtm L ulher f.;
lr ;, lldVt'lory l'ommtttcc an
196(h. ch"tt ol tht I ~"ftiUe for
dustr111l Uenwcrucv , lnd u me:
nl I ) ndon .luhnlon's I U!ll.: 1:ora
Povcrl). lie waA un acti~e pll\
punt rn hoth the Rl•bert Ken
tnd 1:ullcnc Me< nrth) camptuJ
196K, ond mem~r of the 11
comrnmce ol the Nc" Dem1~
Coohcion tie pla)cd a role an
Muskte ond McGovern nu:c-s
1972
OLD IRISH INN
It may be a long way to Tlppararl
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-
-a, long aa they laat
Darts Foosball, Pool, etc ••• at
I arr)
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dtrcctl ...
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~tng l
ed ab~
fhe~ ·,
foendr
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have
throu'
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r danq
. \me at Gnt
II tJme tn )'CI
Llr1 wll I b< ch
·Jude o quttn,
nnd three esc
were mnde h)
itch of the wo
lour men ''"d
natcd four~
'; wtll vote 011
he wannen
g holf ttmc.
~ill be displr&)
•k durin& halft.;,
:lUll "ill be r
game, anothtt
nl dinner dana
Underbard M
Saturday
,ae to go to
~..so per cour
• per couple
there \O
,c. th11 year?
hn, ulwaya
I fendnch "I•
~y made u•e a
)~e ol fund. ia
• for the dcch
the put,
~Gall "Inc
~lint ol hom
had u bad i
rnprove that
t10n ot hom
~s."
ptrited peoplt
nt 11 mea ·
f'endnch
willing to ~or
"alist'
tions
wu, dascu"•
ring Ill J.. tnl r
W&5nnam
c ba•ic gri
bad been s
'· In thil' I
'wert: no I
uman nted!,
lhtnfl Nu\\
ache, a que
, decenlly
di.cus•ion
e,i,tcd an
dt llomn
11nd .so.OOOJ:
I hey were p;:
~ en ed 11
till I uther l1
mute< 1n
L ca11ue lor
und • mrrt:
1 u. )( Fora
l active part
oben Ken
ycamp1u
of the st«
~ DcmMO;
a role m
rn r.cn ealth testing for students begins this week
( l nihil o~en'\
.,, lhf l'h•lll'tl I Ul
l he I C\\11 and Clnrk. anflrmary
h offermg a henhh ~crcenang
areer a vail able ~~ 1 proanam to beam chi• week.
The rrogram wall let peorle
kno~ if they ure healthy or not
Recruitment by employers up
J orn Rober c~on
f th• l'lur..-rr I Uf
In an eftort to help Lewa~ and
.lork tudent lind JObs ulter they
wduute. lht ( Jrec:r Plonntng and
luccmcnt C. enter 11 bnngtn~ to
· mpu' the lurgeat number of
rospecii\C employer\ in the
'hool'\ haitory saad Dennis
opwood, director or the center
"There will be more rcc:ruater~ engJncenng, scneral ulc . ond
volunteer work
The ccnccr wn help ttudents
make JOb and bu~ane~• conuac:.t
throuAh .a network of 170 I C
nlumna he ~•d Also avoalable at
the c:.cmer " a "c:urecr library• wtth
anlormauon on careen, gruduate
nnd prolentonal Khool proarnm'l
and job openangs in specific firms.
.. F.mphnm ol thit orfice ia not
on placement Ill such, buc on
leaching JOb e<lrch 1trategJ~ and
career decl\lon mnklng .... Hopwood
~•d "'What we want to do 1\ teach
people to become more 1elf-reliant . throush a Krics of testa, and wall
otfer IU8JicRtiona on how to stay
he1altl!)' •
'l he confadentaal 1c1111 wall be
conducted b) penonncl from the
Student Ueahh ·crvl~ . the Heulth
Educ:auon l>c:pt and the Hulth
Advaaury Board The teat• tnvolvcd
wall be u blood presaurc chcd.,
chole'ltcrol level, tk1n fold mc:usurc:
.and 41n orchopcd1c eumanatton
"Collc:~c •tudenu don't care
.. bout I heir heullh.'' .a1d \Cnior Mutt
Brofft of the Health Advisory
Bo..1rd "fhe only one• v.ho c"er
•ho~ up for the-e things are the
healthy one1 We ure hopins to
attract the people who h.n1e health
problem~ ...
The pro&ram IS open to
atudcnlll, faculty lind st rJ and will
run o~er the next fc:vt wcc~a . fhe
co't for the complete: program .,
S.l . .SO ,
' n c.ampu' tha!t term than we hod all
la\t year" ,.ud Hopwood .. In add•­
tmn we'll have over SO emanan. thas
cur deuhng wath JOb search
tnategae' wnung resumn. •tpplymg
lo profe~•aonnl and j.l'lldUote .. Hopefully, people wall walk
out of college wath ~ome well·
developed skill• All we can do tl try
to e"'por.e them to employeD . The
ncl(t step •• thetn " • '\ de.11 hkc chas 1hould not be
p.:~ \ed up, · '>3td Brofrt. MWe want to
CJtch problem' bcfor1: they ll'C
problem Your health maJ depend
on n," OR. MAUREEN JOHNSON 4/llfU G~t
chool5, und tho e dcal.tng with
pecafic cnrec:r fields
"Whot I'd like to do ne~tt ia try
to daver•afy the typclo of rec:ruller') in
term\ ol jobs and andu~trte.~ ..
Hopwood ,tud the ec:nttr hn• contact
nth recruiter"' repre~entinl' career<~
~nd opcntng:. an banlona. retail
tnerchanda''"8· tndu.,tnal sule<., ac:.
ounlln)l clntm\ ndjusung. \Ylllttm\ Two new 'ltllfr members have
been htred to 1US1~t Hopwood thaa
ycur Jockie Cohen. uststnnt d•rec­
tor of plonntng .tnd placement, nnd
office :~~ecre tary Anne Burns
Hopwood :ud the center handled
nearl) 1600 11tudent vt~lls in eaght
months la!lt acudemac:.- year. •
SWEAT hogs roll in money
lMUI'll Pattie
()f thf PloMtr I 01
1\ 'tudent committee ha.11 been
formed to nllocnte money to Lewas
and ( lurl 'tudent.. antcrcsted tn
bnn(lang ncuvatte' to compu\
The Senate nllotted the fund!!.
for the 'itudent Welfare E.ducauon
•\llocauon I eam (SWEA n. which
hull o bud~el ol $3,500, to Student~
Orilnntted For '\ctlvltte'> lust spring.
"I he nBme was there, the iden
.1nd goal\ were there, but WEA 1
wnsn'l there ,o 1 formed the group,"
stud ~tcvc • tndnch. S WEA 1' chtur­
mnn "I "cnt on the ba.\1, of getting
dtfrerent cype~ of people an the
group·
I he SWEAT committee IS
made up ol larry Wahcl"'. Jan
Oa,aa Ahcau Grtfcmon, fony
Colman Bnd fcndnch. who 1 lllso
dtre1:tor of ~Of A
"There were no apphctattons. I
cho~e \tUdenl\ that I hod observed U'i
beang acttve on c:.umpu~ and concern­
ed .tbout "here the money would go.
I he\ 're nllt penonnl fnends " ..aad
f-cndnch
"I thtnl.the faarest way for me to
hU\'C done II WOUld have been to 80
through un antervaew-apphcuhon
proce,, but I wns fechng pr~,urc:d to
• get It aoang. I tncd to do II u fairly a ..
po 'ltble
-<;,OF-\ creates the actavitieo;
and put them out and \\.EAT
bnng.., acU\lliQ an -•a•d Fendnch.
explaamng the dallcrencc between
SOFA 4nd SWE \ r Mit' II \Ort of
tn•ade-out .tnd out,ade an pnncaple
SWF AT'' Cor the people who Jren't
an OFI\ "
The ~ WEA I comma !lee wall
meet Monduy' trom 3 p.m to 4p m
an the <iOF '\ office to dastus'
proposal~ brought to them for lund­
mg or ,pec:aal acm1tae'l. The com­
mtltec wtll dctcrmme what portaon.
af any ol the requested funds \It ttl be
allocated
..\ student or group requesting
fund' trom $\\.EAT must lirst ftll f
out an apphc:auon form which can
be obtained at the SOFA orfice
If the "-\\. E \ T commattce is
tonvanced the actavlly '' worthwhile
and of intcmt to l ( "tudent5, the)' t
waU :lllocate the fund& t I he "udent or group must tnli;e
the rcspon'ltbahtv lor findana a time
and place lor the octlvll} to be held,
for 'ecunng .my neccssury equtp
mcnt (or pubhc11ang the event and
lor g~nng lln llematc:d h!>l of ell\
pcn~e' to Wl:.AT. sutd Fc:ndrach • I
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FLOWER SHOP : t t
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•CORSAGES
•CUT FLOWERS •
•FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
•PO TTED PLANTS
• TERRARIUMS
' A health 'creenlng program w111 begln this week
DATE
TIME
PLACE Wednesday, November 8
9:30 am -noon
Lewis & Clark College
Templeton Center -
Counsel Chambers and
Stamm Dining Hall
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Dennis Hopwood, Director
Career Planning & Placement
Lewis & Clark College
Portland, OR 97219
Phone: (503) 244-6161
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Trustee owns prominent truck stop
"1 here ttre a lot ol powerful
men on the trustee eommattce,''
Jubitz \IUd "The atudcntJ ahould be I
•"nrc of who the) arc and what they \
arc do1n1 •· Jubtu 11 ttudying the \pril (otrdlnt
or II•• l'loon~r l oa
y,lU mt[thl not upect a tru,tce
ol l e~•~ and l'l.ulr. who i' a JQlO
!!ruduate ol Yule to .. pend h•~ ume tn
a truc~-stnp care. But 1ru•tce
Monr\le Jubat7 often dnnl eoflce
\\ tth true lei'\\ Jubtll 0\\-0 one or tht'
l,tr~est truck ... top~ an Portlnnd
I he tt"C puoni•t :tt the nuun
ollice of Jubttr True~ \top u1d
"Mo-could tit' found an the adJacent
cafe \\IUttng to be mtcrvicwc:d. ''He'
the onh one in there that d~n't lool. like a trucker," he laughed.
he wo' riaht Jubatt stood out,
but ha.., oppearance nd manner were
ca~U3 1 '" he 1 nll~ed n bout hu, w f.'rk
\\tth t C ~tnd about the truck·•top
buMnt~) .
"I'm a 1re.11 bchever tn pnvate
educauon and I ellJOY work1ns ~uh
the ~oplc .1t l e~ •~ and Clurk," a1d
Jub1t1 who JOined the Board of
1 rustt"C: (our ye~ ago at the tnvtta
tion of Pre'!tdcnt Howard rhc
Board rc\le"- .ldmmlitrauon
propo'ltll .tnd hc:lp!> mo'-c major
poht' drct ton' lor the cl.lllege -Orators host regional tour11ey
lt<\llt [)t'"t
tit I ht rinntn I <'I
Se\Cntccn schoob frl'lm tout
tatcs paruclpJted an the 1 hintenth
tnnm•l I c"" .tnd ( lnrk Foren!iiC'
1 oumamcnt held Ia~• \\-eckcnd l C
,tudent\ wen: elit~able to purllctpntc
'" all c\cnts. but were 1nelig1ble £or
""' ~:a"ard' .. lt d()C')n't ~el a \'cry • giiod tone ll } ou "tn 111 your em n
tournament," satd Communtcntton'
rrole ~oor Jc:.n Word
I here "t'~ lour cotegones The Oregon ( olleac ol Eduea
uon tool.: finl place tn the
!1"-CCP'tl.1 kc for and1\ 1dunl cH:nl\
MI. llood C ommumty C.ollege tool..
ltnt "''h Gontag3 l mver"l\ tn
"c:cond plate lor ~entor debate In
JUOIOI deb.\IC: U001Jg4 l nt\CI"Il)
Wll~ fir,, ,, llh Oregon ( ollege or
t:duc.llton htl..tnp 'c:cond
\c:cordtng to one L.C loren\lc~
~tudent the tournament wn~
,.wamped b) the Oregon (ollege of
t=ducntion dc"Jln~ ot local hbrnne1 as he 11 on u
trustee c:ommattce constdcnng ex­
plll\\lon of \ubrey Wat1ck Labmry.
Meanwhile: Jubtll T ruc:k \top
"' cxpnndtng nr. well 1 he estnbhllh
ment. whtch opened 20 vean ngo.
now emplov~ I )5 people to run n
re~tuuran t lounge motel, truck
repntr and p11rts ~hop, and ,peeauht y
:'!tore
u ·\ true~ \top 'lhould hn \e
eHnthtng that trucken need an one
plucc 11nd we do ~ w1d Jubttr, darec
car ol the Nuhonnl Auoctullon of
Tru~;'-"'oP' M(l\t of the trucke"
thut come 111 here arc lonely from
bctng on the roud 'o long \\ e tr) to
do .111 we ,,.n to mukc them com(or
t.t blc
But tn the rccepuontSt\ word,,
.. Mo' no trud .. er " Hn. dae~cl­
powcrcd Vnlk•wugcn Rubb1t •~
d\\arft'd by the Pctcrb1lt, Kenworth,
.and Muck rt!t' whtch roll anto the
trud. 'top around the clock
\\ hc:n \ ou con"der the ''MO" pealcr could compete in.
oratnr\ -rhctorit'll l critiasm, ex· • tcmpor.aneou-. )pcakang, oral tnter·
prctntton, and debate. {'lr Ste\e Hunt ntd the l (
I oren\tC.' I cam w1ll compete next
~eel.: at Gonzaga ll nh er.uy. I O• pto'lpcrll) ol J ubill 1 ruck Stop. it
appeal"\ that Monroe Jubur mn}
lnow "' well a~ nnyone how to keep
a hu .. me" hlc L( rolhng • Yale graduate , Monroe Jubllz, owns one of Portland's largest rroc~ --.
stops and concerns himself with the future of Lewis and Clark Coll19
as a trustee considering an expansion of Aubrey WaUek Library
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Pnvotc colleges tn Oregon are feehna a finonctal crunch Tuatton htkes, indudanaa S~
.mn ot Lc\Wl nnd Clark, ore reeultang in enrollment drope at private c:olleae~. With fewer
ent,, the once proud expan•ion dreamt of admamatrat on at Willamelte , Recd,lanficld, the
vmvenaty of Ponland and 1 C ore crumbhng.
In the lint pan of htt anoly111 of pnvate college• tn thit ,lAte, Walltam Willinsham ,lecturc:r
In hi~tory ot 1 C, determined thot "soanna co1ta, coupled with" shrinkang pool of college-age
plicnnts, have coDJpired to make a pnvllte, hberol 0r11 cducauon leu accessible than 11 ha1
en for year
"At the some ume," Wtlhnghom says, "educational cnllct have 11cpped up thetr llttacks on
tile volue of 11 traditional, liberal ant educataon ."
Whale Oreaon's privated colleac• G.rc ac:celerauna their fund-ratStna efforu to compen•ate
r dropptns enrollment tncome, the atate le&lllaturc: 11 taktna • honda-orr postlton toward thctr
ture It hu refused to rotec a SSOO substdy patd to pnvatc collcgct for e3c:h Orcaon resident
,uu~;nl. ollowtng inflotaon to make headway in the battle to keep the college'\ stable
fhu; concluaaon to Wilhnaham's ortacle eumm~ problema an attracttna faculty memben ,
complomu about the fuculty tenure proccu It &also looks at the potenttal in enrolling older
uu<:nt• to fill the gulf left by n decline an college·age men and women
lllfam Wllllnlham
, th• f'lonttf l Ill
WHILE ORPGON'S pnvate college!! are
uggreu1vely see~ing more ltudents ond
ore: fund&, their efforts to add faculty hllve all
'ut halted Most deanA readily admit thot wtth
lhe current glut of PhD•. they arc geuina
pcrtor teochcn But the colleges are gtUnana
ore than that The surpiUI of quabfted
ndadutes htts .tllowed colleges to hold down
structtonul costs by u~ting untenured wh1ch are now vttally necessary af a te.~cher
must find another po11taon c;o far, Oreaon'• colleaa hove been alow
to rc:cogmte th11 trend Only Linfield haa
choecn to enter the field of adult continuing
educatton acttvely, 111 proaram atill it only in
the plnnnmg stases
T IMES CERTAINtY ARE c:hana·
tng for Orcaon's tndepcndent c:ofle~a.
whO!Ic aumvnl depends on their abtlit)' to
.Jn1tc1pate and plan for the future. Amons
tho~ choola. Willamcue and Lewu and
Cl~rlr ttand out for the c:omprehensive plan·
rung und ~If -c:xamtnatton they currently urc:
undertolung f-or example, Wtllamettc hu
reccaved D S98 .. 000 ~f~nl from the Nonhwest
Area Foundauon for planning. fbe arant
should enable lhe uruvenity to better prepare
for and better afford lhe changes that will
come in the year1 ahead.
Sttll, the private inatitutaona histonc:all y
have thown a reluctance to tnittott chanae:
intenn latutional battles (or territory have
been oil too common After all, schools like
ltnfield, l.cwtll and Clark, Pacific und
Willamette genentlly Jre competing for the
~me type of student.
At pre..ent a few ~choo la have ba&Jt, Willamette and lewtt and Clark •hAre
faculty memben to broaden the oflerinp of
1om~ tmall departments . But these efforts arc
only tnsttal seaturcs; far more needs to be done
to prevent the llate's private colleges from
needle.uly duplicating aerviua and wauina
lirrutcd retourcca .
WhethCT Orcaon·, private tchools will
ha"e the le..sder h1p, tht' ICniC of educational
purpo~e,a nd the financ1al re.sourcd toaurvive
the '80s i• an open questiOn. But with a ratio or
onl)' 11 or 14 .tudenra to every faculty
member -a ratio wh1ch ha1 remained vartually
unchanacd for decade~ -Oregon's indepen­
dent c:olleaes appeur to jusuty the claim that
they provide cducotton an a more penQnal,
intimate utmosphere thon is found an public
• • m•tatuuons. .
l's largest truo
d Clark Colleo
ttzek Library 1rofc:,sors When their ternu exptre (genernlly
tcr 'even yean). they ure 11m ply replaced by
founger and cheaper candtdutc:s
fht& wadely practiced tec:hntque, wh.tch "
arowang more common raascs scnout
tue•taona about the future of raculty morale
nd the qunlhy or leachtng. Admtntstrotors
ndentnndably mtnimue the tmponancc of
c problem, nrgutng that retirements and One pnvute tnslltution, Marylhur'lt
College near take Osweao. repretcnll an
e.'<ccptson to mott of the foreaoanp rem.aru
about pnvute htgher educatton tn Oregon
Until 1974, Marylhunt wuu amnii, four-year
hbernl 1trt college exclusively for Roman
C.uholic women Forced to ehut tts doors
because or declimng enrollmenu and an·
creo~ed c<ntt, Murylhutst ammediatcly
reopened ;u un "independent coeducational
hberul am college wath both deg.ree Bnd non­
degree progrum1 cmpham:ing ltfe-long learn­
ana opportUnltlCS " cooperative deifee prosrams Willamette
ofren 1.1 joant deg.ree WJth Oregon College of
Education for elementary tcac:hen, and Reed
ha a JOint art-degree program with the
P.ortlo.nd An Mu,cum ~chool On a limited Toduy's. pnvate colleaes will not look the
301me 20 )COri hence: the students will be
dafferent and there will be far less isolat10n
from other m•tttuhons . But there shnuld be
cau&e for hope in the necesany for tnnovation,
11n area in which pnvate college$ have always
iUpared to leadership , It would certainly be
everyone's lou af the laalure to pllan ahead
dcpri..,ed Oregon Clli7ens of the cdu~.:attonal
opuona p(eaentcd by our small. hbcrJI aru
colic~ . •
RrpnntaS by 11«1111"' on of I be 11u1hor
Col')'nah& 1~7 lndepcndtnl l'ie10~ Inc
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torr 16. I I rcful screcnsng or new faculty at early stage~
ill .allow the award of tenure to the ublest
achcrs.
The response of faculty members to th1s
I 'henomenon depends on the age and rnnk or
the person que,tioned. me older, tenured
tnember gcnernlly agree wtth the ad·
tnl'l(nttOr.' pOtOt of vteW, Whtle younger,
1\on-tcnurc:d tlllltruc.toD often feel the system
I \I,C:!I them and then dtlcards them
t "It's like Wallte Loman's hoe 1n Ot'oth of a
aftrman," remarks one osststant professor
1 ho usktl not to be named ... You shouldn't be
1 blc to treat a man ltke an orange --i:llling the
It frutt and then throwang the peel 11wny" l o
oke mauen. worse, the commnrnent to
I 1eachtng nnd the cmphasas on close student
I ontoct tU a small college leave non-tenured I faculty httle ttmc for research and publicatton ,
I fhe o;chool now fO<:usu on older. pan·
tame $tudenta with prev1ou1 c:olleae credits
who Wt~h co further thear educattonr. . Credit "
granted for e~tperientJ~I leamane .scqutred
out"tde the classroom at well as for trud1taonal
clnuroom courkt Strong ernphasts it placed
on hfc-i:areer plnnruna und c:ounselina The
u\lerage age of the degree·proifam ltudents lS
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Now tully accredited, Marylhurst hu
moved snto un area of htgher education that 1
JUst betpnntna to gam acceptance in academtc
carcle-. With the leveltng of college
enrollments , the appeal of catenns to older
:.tudents returmng to school on o pan-tame
basts ss obvious A recent arucle tn the Los
AnxtfrJ Tim«>s predtcted that pan-ttme
student over 2S yean of aae willnccount for
60 percent of colleae enrollments by 1987
Wh1le many of thC$e students w.ll choose
communtty colleges or publtc tnllltUUona,
some undoubtedly will prefer the utmosphere
and 'lpeetaht.cd ortennp of pnvate tn·
sututtons
I New York City: sunrise, sunset vs. neon panoratna
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I quote r oni Allen, n pre­
tminent member of the 1 ewi~ und
lurl. ( ollegc vroup ("tour" nccor
ding to the Plonf'u wg) tn New
ork C'uy· "The b.id thmg about
c¥. 'ork i' that you have to crunc
our ned to \ce the ~Un\et "To we 1
ouM lnyrtlen thl!t stntement muy
em llb\urd Out to those ol us ltvtng
1n "'\ey, Yorlt'<o Hotel Plcaldlll),
mmted 10 the Hell':i Kttchen aren
(227 W 45th for tbo .. c who wish to
rllt:), I ona\ '!IIUtement 18 qutte apt
You \ee. tn th1s caty one u.
~nuware of 5Unscts nnd :sunnse\
cause monolithic towenthaeld the
;utern and we,tern hortzons from
ur ..tnxtou .. eye!. And to compound
ur confuston, the neon ponorama
f Time~ Squure aecms to slow wllh
qual or more tntensuy than old Sol
luckily an nutomattc clock on n
ugc Coca-C'o lu billbonrd blinks the
11llime and temperature , ollowms us to
'm1atntam some semblanc:e of rhythm
n our llvtll.
Dully 1 remtnd m)"clf that
re has more mantfe•totaon!> than
lovil"lv Centrul Park and that the 111r
n I ewar. and Clnrk dormttoncs can
11a wacked a~ the fumes on Ft{th
But do not lose hope Our
tve• roll on wtth zest despite the
anOuence ol [group leader] Bob
Poner and h11 an:hatc discaphne
"Happy Btrthday" to
:an•vone who arnvcs late to c:lasa) and
the tnide desk clerkl who make it
known that Oregonian• are not on
top or thetr favonte penonaliat (they
Plon~tr l.os, Ortob•r 26. /078 threaten evicuon when we osk for
our mrul).
We arrived in Gotham Ctty on
September II and haven't been nor
mul ance fhe Psccadtll) 11 locuted
tn the .umu ot the Broadway theater
dt'ltnct, 10 there exish a wealth ol
excstcmen t ut our ringerttp) Some
group members take advantage ol
tht' opportun ity Othen urc tounng
mu,cumt-and tutllenes, enjoymg -
.tnd enduring long foreign films,
mcctang or 'IC'etng cclebratt~ .at
( h•uhc \ (u loc:ul oct or'~ bar). shop
ptn8 second-hand slore'l like Soho.
hopptng fint ·hand ~tore.' such as
SoL., ltfth A"c boating tn Central
P11rL., watchtng 'treet mu tcmn~J.and
gambler!), petting :stroy doi-'·
watchtng Fred mtlt Oranae Juhu sc~.
ll!)ktng friendly stranger) what
they're do1ng on Etghth Ave at
madn1ght. ~lecpmg. studyma. etc.
Othe"'· such as my.clf, ore
engaged tn long. tediou• studies of
the ,ocinl and economic tcruton•
whach create the ~qualor and dll­
pantiCl\ of New York. We he lo" tn
iUbWOY atatton~ and SUited
butldtng• maktng detailed obser·
vauon' of drug traffic patterns and
ntuoh\tic metal interaction . or
cour11c we con11dec ourselves the
more vnluuble member• of lhe
group. even thouah our sk;in ia
dc\iclop• na a blue-gray pallor and we
drool olten We: have a cause.
Other acttvtttcs which consume
our ttme are a contemporary theater
and art cln" tauaht by our own
Robert Poner and a fearless teacher
from Columbaa ( Unavcrsny]. Fran·
cis Beatty. Bob has arranaed outtnas ~uth 11 seeing SQUAT Theatre's
productton of Andl Warhol's um
Lovt, New Yor~ City Operu's
productton ol Dlt Totr Stadt, und
Broad~av 's best, "hich includes A • Chorll\ l mr, Gtmlm, Du, and T7Jr
Jmpt'CIQr Gtnerol.
l)ascussions about the 'hO\Io
are heated and opintonnted, e -
pc~aully concerntng avant gardc
ptece\, flcrc 11 nn el{umple of a
..:on\cnation about the ~QU ;\ t
production:
Kr11h Robbuw I wns e'pecinll)
imptt'\\Cd with the p3rt where And)
\\.nhol wa shot in the groin and the
vtdeo Y\ttm' \howcd tlo\e-up~ C\f
the blood runntng down has leg. Thnt
wu\ real tnpp), but I than~ they
m•aht have stolen it from Johnn)
Rotten.
Dirl... Von Da/1 Come on Rob­
btn\' Ho\lo cun )'OU compare a )en­
)ttJ\-.: pieoe of artistry such as thi1
wuh punk rock." Gas' You don't \ee
la&Y Pop or any or those llther creep a
do ana thtnp hkc SQl! AT.
l i.•a GrcHnmx But Otrk, you
have to admit that you were shocked
and contused when Lhe) burned the
plastu: rc:phca of the Empire State
bualdtng and when And)' Warhol
•howed up at the theater
Van Dall Okay. but I'm sure it
wasn't really Warhol
Gro«"mnt : It wasn't?
R()bhm.,. No way. It wa• an
actor wcanng a mas~
CirMnmg : Oh, and 1 auppose
now you're gCitng to tell me that the
an>tcsque. nude, fat woman who
claimed she wa1 a witch, wu re&ll) a
witch imtead of an actress. I' an Da/1: Tl'lat's ri1ht and ¥.ere
we in the audicnoe or "ere we pan or
the show/ And wus that u real bum
who Y.alked in the back doorand Pt
on the 1tagc to watch the pl&y or ~'tU
1t on actor?
Gwmmg: IJh ... l don't know
but I thank wuhould ha''C thatsho¥.
b3d: at I.CI llhtnl: it would expand
them idc:s~ ahou1 thcJncr.
Needle to y. the n claM tuu
been equ~tlll a frusuattng and ex·
chtng. Ho...,cvc•. a mad cubar.t
sketcher ts amongst us. Rc:centl)
~mall dra~ings of fragmented man·
dohn' llnd ghoutiah proJtJtutes hln"C
been lound on hallwn\ Wllllli und • elc\'lltor c:eiltntt5. I think Ann Houle
a.s the culprit, because Jut wee~ I
spotted her sltn~ing around the
Mu)eUm or Modern Art with li
sketch p4d in one hand, blacl and
bro~ n magic marken tn the other.
and u pi~c: of chair canang in her
bacl.: pocket.
Piat•'lio would '~ been proud
but I'm not so ~ure the Piccadlll)
upprtcaates her talent
One of the b1agcst problem~ we
tac:e i5 attempting to eat and tra\el
on a meager 1uipcnd or S3 per doy
Mt'st of w have mattered enouah
colloqutlll acc:ents and speech
pattern) to order a deh sandwtch.
•ouvlali. or sushi wtthoul bema
ignored or mi1understood .
But dectdina where to cat ts ttll
the major dtfficult) . In a two bloc~
radaus around the hotel one can find.
sandw1ched between the porn
parlor~ . at least fifty eauna pl&ces.
or course the trick is to dssrovcr the most rcuoi\Jlble resuaurants where
the \loattrcsses arc not oarc: and the
foa4 as not er"cd in half p<1rtioru at
whole prices
11.n orne hot-pot ~ Famous
Food RestAurant on Eighth bctY.een
.t.Sth tnd 46th \ brcatf:a 1 of home
fnes, t\loO ew. toast, orungc jutce,
nnd coff~ i~ onl) Sl SO ~1da. 11
plact' lhnt h:ts homemade brc:;1d pud­
dtns cun't be nil bad
t1ll, some of us c:r.l\'C mom's
con~m •. so tf an) one "'ould hkc to
~end ur. a pot roast \\1th frt h
~c~-ctubl1:1>. fruat lad ¥.1th ""hipped
cream. a loaf ol • an Franasco our­
dough. mmt leal t~ tea, a quart of
Geltatt Roberto's icc: .:ream,
chot>olnte chip CO\Ioboy
coo~ies, .. oor Well 1f an)'oqe is
tntc:rcstcd, we'd be dcli&hted
hltecn people nrC' taking a
monl)logue <:Ill as project \\Orlc
from n 'e" York dtr«tor named
Ale' Sukololl. (No, hedtd not dtm::t
1hl' Gmljothtr.l Others arc: bcgtn·
ning to ucel Y.tth theu tndl\idual
.. tudsQ. ~rah Lud"'l hu been
fllund, camera in hand, outside of
\:Utou burlesque parlou
photo&raphtng patrons as the) lcne
the esttabli>hment. I'm nut .sure who
'he ha" llrranged her proJect \\1lh
R1cl Mc:negat is puuenna
around avant prdc theaten, \'lltnl}
eau;hang tor the SC't'ds or dramatl~
rc\lolution . Janict' Nunon tl runntn&
1lround Y.llh a lilm c~w and she has
threatened to h1oscn her lens at o~
of our U(ial pthennas New York.
ha1 the: capacny to create a hype 1n
almo~t evenonc ~ho vuita or en· • durn. •
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Without understanding this paper
nlisconceptions ~ problems increase
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, , ''"!'lam -/)ra!t'f, thl 'u ummu' lk'•
or the Otl'!:OI/ Jeunlill
The .Pin II• ,., I o~: ,., the Piomvr In •, the
lltUdcnl nc" I'Jlpet ot I C\\ 1 and Clar~
tollc ·e
In that 11 '" the L paper. 11 hn n
rc JWhSlblhh IO CO\Cf thO'C: C\CfliS \\hiCh
con«rn the ammedtntc oomrnuml\ ''"h the
r~uu~" tl\utlnblc lltut '' the: role: of nn
mnan trcam nc" puper, :u \\ell ,,, to mform,
cdu I c. cntcfll\10 nd Jlfl)\ Ide il forum ror
mpnnsc
fhe l O$ h domg b domn fineJoh <•I at too,
1 thm~ but not one: "hach can 1 be maJc
better
some pcoplr don't h~c: thcJoh the l.og tS
dmng lbc:' nar] and " hanc, d,,C'kJic: on II, the
11 to hnc b11·d en·~. threutrn tel '''ul nltcr­
nutnc: "underground" ne'' 'JliiJ"Cr , and omr
c\l:n go 110 ltu n' to 'unc\ at~ rendershlp
Rut not one hn~ cum~:'" me:" ith u rt ''"'
"nllc:n ~ugl:c,tHln or .an oflct ol 11 hdrun11
hnnd
\ I ':mJ, the P1onra /..t)r: •~ tht: 'tudc:nt
ne" paper of I It •~ the ~nundtng bo.ud '''
th~ tudcnt" itt mllft' amportantl\., 11 I\ u
lnborntor), lt~c: tho'~ ctcn~:c lab~ 'oun to be
found tn the Ohn butldtnt; Unl) here \\C:'rc
tn tn£ to le:~rn lhe nc:'"Papcr busmeu I he
I og ts 1\ ~. dm\\ n, edatt'd, pu\\c:d together
nd mnno!!t'd all b) tudent'
Rut there aren't cnout:h llu~ \C. r there
an: 1 ne'' rcponcr , three c:nu:n.unmcnt ­
PJI~ "rnen, thr« port reporter,; and l \O optnwn "nlcr-5 on the tull 1 hat make 11 n b11
dllltnth to dt' a 1 horough tllld c:mnplc:te tub ol
rcpclrttng the cnmpu.s 01. urcm:cs, let ,IInne
thtt~c oll·rampu' C:\'cnh "htch mt•y uuerc'l
!1\lme ,tudcnt'
• In 1 teller tc•lhc eduot, hnmcr I .A'~ urtlst
\I Itt Wucrlcr tn npl.unms h• u:u~'>un hn
• r lf.\nllllCln ~tid, "Four ycllf'!> 1g0. \HIIC:T ~
\\CI\: nttordcd lrt'ltll\e hcc:n e tn thrtr \\nllnl'
~1\lc nnd there ''ere ntl rc tracuon• on the
"clc twn tll ~tnnc.' "
There 1~ n plucc for \\hnte,-cr n ~tudent
cHrc to "ntc m thC' lug, tu Ions o u\ not
hbelou , on 1 he cdih1riul page:' I hC'rc h.t
n1 , rt tM-tn n umc thts ) c:nr the lAg hu~ put
TC'!>IT" tton on cducmal' or opmton' \)
\\nuns ~t lc ,, onocrncd, tn th;u the l..o~ ·~"
Jub li.l IC.tlh prufc,,tonaJ JOUtnllh\fll ICChnt•
quc: . tho c tcchntques trunl-lllte to
JHt•lr"mnlll \I) Je and 11p~nfllncc
I h.ll ''~ lc ndude<. fatr ohJeCII\ e repm­
ttng ol 'ton~' \\t want nc\\comc:r" to ho\e
cllpptn~ that \\tlltmprc" ct.htm' out there 111
the reul "orld I he:\\ nccr' nrc nl'o 11 t.;cd c l~:h
\\Ce._ lor ,tol\ tdca' "hich the' .trc mon-thun
\\C:Ic(lmt' to '' ntt thcm,el\c,
l ''' \\ce~ t ht Pwm·rr l.n~ wn' d,,.
111 hutc:ll \\ llh lour I ewer pnKc' thu n the:
pre' anu' 1 hrcc 1 , .. ~ It ul,o went 'I 11 hout un\
u1lor It '' ,1\ de~ tded 111 he 'tudent nouccJ I he
Jtllcrcn'c ma} be \\c d get ;t lcrtC'r \\ c dtd ~tet
,, letter, llLll fr\lm J \IUdcnt, but ll"om the
Dt~ lor ol ~tudcn l ,\ctl\llc~. Mtchucll•ord.
Mn} be the Log"' :h .. mg too mu~:h ltom
the tudent at rcprc ent'l to .td.no,\lcdgc the
Jnct 11 dad -.omethtng dlflrrcnt M nbc at'~ too
much lor the lox to a''-the 'tudenh to
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come\ to upholding the tm.lge otthc'e havco t \Vh,· no color? •
I or the ln.t three \\'C'Cks, n~ l
lC:CCIVCd ffi\ COJl) l't the J'iCIIIUr l.og,
hcOJul•ful colon. cngu~;cd m~ en~
not onh oulhc lront page, but rd~tl
lhwughout the 12 page ol JOUr·
nalt m
Tom} <h rna\,\ our mO)t rtttnt
cdlliOII featured U battJ~hlp grn
front p;1p: and on!) c:tght rage
\\ hale \our lo~o onct: agzun hnd tree
garm hm the mounuun, 11
'omeho" IJd:t'd I he lwter of car her
cd&IIDII
M\ qu~uon 1 tht5 "h no
col OJ., m "h) on I} c:ttht pagc:s?
l:.tltror 1 nutt• \ltcharl I ntd
/)Ur>rtor oj
tucirm Arllllllf'\
Plra 1 rlft'r to Outch \lumlt· l~
t'dllonn/ lor hiJ artJl\, r to thu qllt'J•
I lUll nrnnJ. tOil
Being ga)' a sin?
Op<n ~our mtnd, come on l
mc-o~n, you aren't old foshtoned 1re
nu' I han~ ha\(' changed, munkand
l~a~o progressed We no longer to~h
hooh for granted We quesuon nnd
search out all thtng~ unul "C ltnd
"hal ·~ nght
o, I bon£ thc opcn-mtndrd
lntcllcctWII l)pc:. determined not to
be quccr, proceeded to the f'oun~ll
Chambers {to WlHch Th,. H ord is
Out o monc :about homcw:Auaht )
Htcr nil, •~n't 11 JU•t quesuon of
humnn nght~?
1 \\C:nt)·SIA dtflercnt people
0 lJtcd 0\CI the !ICn:cn, each llt\:llll'
theu ume to sa} that the) "trc
norm I nd "hnpp) •• hom
ehtldhood on thH1U!Jh. the) rclan:d
lhor c pcncn~ 6. ut lime~ rather
t\tdh, but •cncrnll) \\llh opcnneu
' nrefulh the) e:q•latncd tbut the}
nc:,cr "trc reall) atu \:led to the
nrtp tic C::\ or ho" tht:}'JU" "crcn't
hupp\ m hctero exuut rdnuomhtp.\
orne •hrued eUJI) thtldhovd
rcl;allon•htpt. ~ hach ~It hem onthe1r
patlt l'" the) Wi) the} hn~c found
IO\C thc\ hrne found IIC), nc "' thnt e:\ '' cnJO\'ablc \\llh an)one
1 '>• do In, PO\\Ibl), tf onr
Htlb lung enough, e'er) one ~ 111 'n'
II' o~ '' f)cople will h8ten, being the
lntellccltml thnt the\ arc, and
01;1\'bc \'OU \~IIJ be uhle IO JU"Ilf}
'our a~ uuns to them But I doubt tf •
th.tt "'II chunge thr rt tlil't thut
homo't' uahl\ •~ ,tbnormal md ,, • pc 1 'er~uln
S.t)tnf: th.at n dtn) di~h" clean
cJOCJn'c mn Ice 11 o, c\cn tl ) ou enjoy
caunli ofi n dun dl\h. ll\ tn ' that
homo,c"~.ualtl\ '"' normal d~n't •
mnlle 11 o, even 11 you COJO) 11 more
ltutn hctcrose~ual relutton'h'P'
1 o tho e ol \ ou \\hO tue gt~\, I
dQ not \\UOI \OU lc) get lhe tdeilthall
thtn of~ (IU :l) leu thun human, lor I
don't Hut I do wnm ) ou to re.thrc
"here 'ou are headed and "hat got
\I(}U on )OUt p.llh.
(.tod r.rea~.~ cle:trl) on the ~ub­
JCM, demon'ltt.allng that )our rejec­
tion ol I ltm \'our c:.llchangang of Hts
truth lor umethtng I C)\ has brought
\OU to "here \'OU arc
"l·ur the) CJ.thanged the truth
ol God lot a he, .tnd WOr"htpped und
cncd the: CICiiiUre ruther than the
Crcutur, "ho •~ ble,~ed lorc-.:er f·or
thl\ rca~on . Got! )o!D\c them O\ er to dqtr.admJ! p..a~'•on' ; ror thc:1r women
c,,h,an~td tht nutuml funcuon fot
thllt whach '' unnatur.tl and '" the
arne ''•J\ .thl• the men abandoned
the natur.tl fundwn ol lht woman • .md bur nctl 111 t httr de \trt to\\ 11t~J
one .mol her, men "uh mc:n commit·
ling tndecc:nt otCI .tnd n:cctHng Ill
thctr o"n pcr~on' the due penult of
thcar crHH (Roman\ 1.25·27).
\ ou larc. hc.tdrd lor dcMruct10n
and no .amount ol Jll"llhclltoll shull
~:hanfe ch.ll \\1U m.t) be 11blc to
connnce the pc:uplc thut u·-. normnl,
but I douht tl ou "'"con \I nee God
'\udom traed to .tnd 'o did
uomorruh, hut Gud onl) u'ed the
opportunll) to drmono,trlltc H" \Cr)
rcoal h.lle lor uch bch!l\IIOr. I'm
le.trl ul 1 hal < •Od wtll 5oon do the
s.;.arne lor )ou ltnd the rc 1 ol our
!.OCtet,., unle s there a:.. ~omc chunge
l'ln) \\tth 'In 11 )OU "J.ntto but
rc thlc "here 11 ' lcadtn~ \'OU .snd
ple.,,c 'top trvtnp to JU\lll} 11 b)
gtlltnf \Ottc:ty to appro\e ol )'OUt
.tctton' 'o thnt \ou mny lorgcl vour
~Uilt
II \OU .1rc tntert·JIIed 1n hll\'tngll
JUl\ltltcd, go t.alt. to C11)d about 11 lie
c..an do ~nmcthtnJ! .tbouc your su•h .,~
\\Cil ·•' gt\c: VtiU IO\c ,, lo'c whtch "jlJ (U\C \OU mort lhlln JU I \Orne
good fcchng' lor the momenl ltc:r
1111 c.od bmlt u' and He knOW\ \\hill
\\e need mo\1 of nil lt'· ttm( \\ c Slllfl
h'IICOIOF 10 Him nnd ~top muk•nK up
e cu'c' for our .lchon~
nt'UII Prm
Srmur
eniors must pick
About onc·.1nd ·one--huH '' eeh
.1go, I re{CI\~d 1 letter tn m\ m.1il
bo:-. lrom tht Rqu~trur'' Olltcr:. It
wu" addn: 'ed 10 member' ol the
'cnior cia''· .and dealt \\ uh the to pte
ol pc:.1kcrs lor the June commence­
ment ceremony . It asked the
member, of the cia ~ to 'ubmit
n.1me ot prople the)' \\OUid h~e to
'C:e ,,, thear gr.uluuuon I he letter
\\cnt on to "l) that lhc: Board of
T ru .. tc:c' would 1.1\..c the "tudcnt',
optnton tnto con~ldct. tlton \\hen the
hnal deci,ion wa., mudc
"'' u member of tht' yor's
~<:ntor ciR\\, mY fif\t (t'\JlOO~<C \\.II\ I o
.tst.. m\,cll \\ ho the\ were trvmg to
kid Smn \\hen hu\ the optnton let
.tlnnl' tht \Oite ol ,tudent' been
la~rn tnto "on'itdcnmon "hc:n 11 -
...
•
•
htghc:st I trangc: ho" love has ~~~~· cnllcttc'l nd elf·
I am of the optnton that tltflnl~ . of
mc:mhe~ ol tht Bourd ol 1 ru'itctlm. Peo
wall .1lhm ,, "flea!..et to orate nc th11)mJng Ia
yc:ur\ ~o:crcti!On) ol\ lonp ott-the Vle\\•l lea/It ~
Ol the \flC:ilkCI rc0etl the \IC~ \ ofth: beml Uf(
Board. I hu\ u "ni~;~' member oltbcauahc u~
tun:..crvutt\C: bu,inc\' cummunm uat wtll
will uncc liS•''" bon: u gr.1duuttn! ldt..t\
chtl.' to le.tr' Could there po"tbhf the col
he IIIIOthcr h.mk p!C:Sidtnt ofl tn tht~ pUt:
d ....... nee:. \\tilling LO tell tbtCvalued I
gruduallng ~cn10r ho" the> co~r ""1
become uccc,sful like lum1 pod~
1 he 1
I beg the Btl.lrd to rccon,tdcr 111 pu h
I'' c gun~· 1 hrough I Cl \'C.lh ol ,chooJ.u bcco"l
mg \ ou hn\c no nghtto tell me. wh onttnt ~
I \\til h'tcn to, and who I w1ll not lary co~
\\ould ltl.:c: to propose thutthc Boart:Uitivnun1
let thi' )Car' \Cntor-. choo~ 1h!frenns 'l
~pc.tkcr('i) "nhout am mtc:rfercncc on to tt~
For ont.'C let'' jtcl ,, 'JlC.••ker who tlr.' bC "' 1
('],a" '"" enJo} h\lcmng to oW \'clltl
othcr\\t,c, \\h) ""~lc money'' timacki(
101ftlCIIC\
Oa' r ( u/1(1 ver thang
\I'll {( IJIUft CU II Cl
l'dllur \ IICIII'.'
/11 till' IIW:•rc•\IJ uj trllln~o: boll
lii'Jill~ c ollrgt•prrHdc•m Julin Brcll\.,_-., _ __;
ami tht' rc'\1 oj tltc llutlrm bc1d1' uh
till• \NIInr cia" "cm/d It/.. r to hrar
''"' l'tunrcr I og 111/..1 that JC:nrorJ-
und mht'T ,.,,., c'Hrd mc•mbr.rJ u/ tht
c ommrmlt 1 "rile' thru wJlgt'Hior.:
mtlwlu• Ho•}l.
Fendrich apology
I \\ ''uld h~c lo dear up olll!
mtsC<IIll't'J'llton ubuut I trl\ 1 C\\11
"hu:h \\,ts lfClltcd \\tth nmmlormu·
lion I ,;.,,c 11.1\c I ud\\ig lor hn
c:duon.d •n 1 he Oct S '"Ut' nl tht
"'' ,, ('f /.,tiJ:.
I .trr~ 111111 ,,,., t•r cum nutted
~OI·A lund to othct ~ch1tolt
"II hou1 f11 Sl CntllroUII ing \\II h 111C' Of
Atll Butler, .an acll\e mcmb<r ,)j
S()J \ l tm lliiJIIIIllcflolllndlrtg ud
In\ Jllfl hrclUljhl Unhttr ~rtiiCI\fO IC
I Ill\ I "ould li\rc to puhh...l
.tpnhl(!17(' lo I trr), l.ln\e l.ud"'l­
lhc: I ug and I he: t\SI l<lf un\ hn\(IC
• ldllor. Q
llanegl"
NeweE4
Copy E~
lpone E
lnltr1el
Opinion
An Olr•<
l'hologr1 Com poe
Advtr111
WlrQI
Clrculall
hcL-omc 11 thra-letter \\ord) I he) 1 "''"'
am Ol)" C:nJO) ltlc: )tnce I he} founu e t-$ ,\tc ',. Fmdrllll~~==
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lnltr1aln
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Publlc:ll c
fhotogra
Glines t.
I'IIJIIt'l'f I og, l J, toha .'0. /971 •
I
t' r. tivity lacking
My re11inntlon from the
l \ lontw Log muy be con•idcred to be
·! ply the: businr11 of thole who work
1 ar the paper, the r~ult of the hairlv
• •mmon pollttc..'\1 contontont and
no nul wnn tlml gl) on wit hln o
apnrcr atull II could tlho be:
~ltd off us httlc more than unothcr
uc ol r• t udt'nl lap ms Into the
elirium ol ,, acnior year lo1t In a
ran c vertigo. Pc:rhap" II 13 the
roduet ol u little of both ul these.
:\'ct, at the sumc t1mc, I reel
ICrt 16 more tu m\ dt 411slnc;uon.
meth1ng th11t ts not un1que w
l)'Mif It goes beyond per~onul
lffcrence:. nnd rrcmRture aenility,
[nd ell beyond the narro" tCOpe or
~c l .. og.
In tht' past couple weeks. lhe
apct h.ts become the: c:ontrovc:nunl
t tor much d1scontent . Some ol
~c daflercnoes und .snt(er bema
oiCICd ug111nst 1 he pubhc.1110n 'ccm
be vutid. othen nppe. r len o
adl)', pe,.,onal quorrels ore stnruns
• antervcne
i1 he P•lflt'r'., intent " wnnun~.
I nd 10 1\C:C:d O( basic re\'111011 bUt
1ae eonc:erm should not gel con
Jaed with whatever renonal wur
Jl8Y niSt between the ''i 1 { und the
aff ol the I tJI( fhut feud hn~
onfu~ed thinga enoutzh .tlrc.ad) and
tut d more than 1t shure of
eople' nttcnt1on ilnd newsprint
Whnt 1 needed 1n the Log und
n thiS campu~ tn acnerulu' u lotlc:Js
rcoc.:~up:llton wuh the intMtuous
c:a,es of our immediate c:ommunt·
. It\ umc to pull our heud\ out of
1il meamngle\~ cnd·tcnme . We need
, lool.. beyond ouraelve, nnd
:co n11e our place an 11 greater
~m unuy, our world !"""------., Jdenll). college should be wor~
IJ toward the: developmen t ol !Omc:
)rt f octal coMctou!lne At tht _____ ,Jak of 5oundms ltlte 1 vestige: of the
llt~s or Tl ~1m1lnr restdue, 11 '~tem!l
he tmutte olth. ·e hnvc: become lost m tht myopic
nd ~elf·\crvtn, PUNUII Of Oppor
1nion thut tl!ftnll). of muhanunt profe'!sionaJ
td ol I ru'tmjiD· People no longer <..eem to be
o orutt Jt th11)ming to collc:se for an cducnuon.
g "'the' iC'<Ill ltlUil not one 11hgn«< wuh the
he \lc\H ofthtbcral 1ns Rather owe seem to be:
member olthtlUJht up 10 secunna tho'e slctlh
~ communu) lat will wtn u~ our ptece of the pie
,, gmduuun1 I den' ore no longer the currency
there pO,\tbh f the: COllege ,}'\ltm. the bll'l'f Of
dent oU '"tb:IOit puMuih have 10~te.1d been
to tell tnccvalued to tho e thms.s that bnna
1ow the) ~;~r.owe r nnd pos1llon. among other
~ lum'' poib
1 he IAJK 1' n good eumple ol
to recon,tdcr 111 pu'h for protc:!utonah,m tyle
c • .th ol '~hoo~ aa come the \tundard of qunlny,
1t1 tell me wh·ontent being relegated to o secon·
o I w1ll not llry concern, exc:e)S buguge.
thut 1 he Boar~ 'ultivaltng soon I eonsciousncs,,
r' c:hoo~ thtfTcnng 'oc1tll)· rele\lant mlorma > .nter1crenet on lo tts rt~tdc:rsh1 p, doe\ not seem
cuker "ho til() be ns trnportnnt to the p11pcr us
L\ttnlll~ to ow \\-ell the) ma) hO\C' succ.eeded tn
money'! umtckins T1mr maaa11nc
'oanettc~ Jprcur to toke pnonty
l>uH ( ullflvcr thinjl; ol pohtu:ul und 10CIUI
tnil'lfiarullcanct To the Editor
~x .~xsex ...
eveRV NI~T
THIS~K.
~"TYOU~ ~~?
l·our ycun ngo I he lront pngc ur
the I.AJg deal! wtth thmga ueh as the
world hunger question, Chile. and
other nnllonal o.1nd global IUUeJ,
Wnteu were uHorded crc:,ltive
licc:n<~e 10 their'" nllngat yle and there
owerc no rcstnctioru on the aelccuon
ol stortes, l he paper was truly of a
colleginte chuructcr tn thllt il en
courugcd c"rerimen tation and
brought 1tudents to question what
they \\ere do1ng and how the) owere
doins it.
I oday 11 'Items that these
questions ore being lln''"ered for the
tudent\
'll \le is dictnted by the eduoriul
board il\ 111thc ouignment ol storie~
i\'1 a con•equcnc:e the paper olfcra
httle on matters that c.xtend bc:}ond
our campus ,\ny uttempt nt ereuuvi·
ty 111 liquekhcd c;omplctcly . In·
terC'Ited \l.rller who have thmp 10
offer that ma\' be out!lidr: of thts -ltmitcd approach arc .lllorded no
pate. The nurrow murJ.4.11U of the
I ot di11uude thetr Input~ .
Mcanwhtlc, the Log wonder' wh)' II
can't attract writer,, nnd us edttors
re{U~e to CApllnd the 'tOpe O[ the
paper bec'.Lusc: of the 1nadequuc1t'l of
ItA 111lll.
Wh1t 15 lnc!Lmg in the Log, and
much ol the rest or our c:ommunuy,
ia n behc:f in the lc:JIIImtlc)' ol
crc:ntlvlt) und the value of que1t1on·
ans. In our blind dri'-C to nc.11ly fit
oul"tl'-e 1nto the prCJcnt shnpe of
thtnr. \l.c:'vc u~eeded in allcnuting
ounclvc:• from 'omethtng that 11 (Br
more Important College wu once u
place: tor llc.tdem1c tnquiry, a umc to
'top and c\•luatc thftt wh1ch e'(IJtS,
LEHERS POLICY
ltNifS IO lilt Et!IIOf IIIOuld 0.
tdd,.Utd 10 Sorr 2J Tht d .. dlmtll
noon. MondiYJ Sut>mii!HOne thould
bfl ~~~d , dOUOfi .. /UCid lnd inclr.xte
tl!e IIJIIIOt I ntmll II Will II
ICidtmle C:IIU Ot /ICUIIy lllf'ld•ng
No m01• "''" ,,,., tfgntttJru m•r
IPP .. , W•lfl IICII lltrlr lengrh
thould 1>1 J50 words 01 ,.,t All
ltltert will oe ptJb/llhtd but ''' .sub­
(II)Cr ro tflllrng (Of grammat, limgtn
tnd llbcllou• .sttlfmontl TfltPtonoor
Log rt.torYtJ the fig I'll to hold lelttra 11
IPICI ptobllml ttrill NO
anon)fmOU$ 11111ra .,..,, be puollah,.,
I tdlmR hot
t Julr11 BruK · Pioneer Log
I'll( bodt ull ---:--------------------------- , CempuJ eo-. 21
~ /IJ,t to Jr~JI Lelo\'IJ liM Clltl\ CollfOO, Portlan<l, Orogo" 97219
lrot wnwn- c60Jl 2U~UI1 e-.t ~2 to rc:ne\1. that whtch 11 found to be
good, to chan e or d1sard th3t
wh1ch as not
I brl1c:Vc thtuto Jec thts delict en·
cyan the l.og ulone, or to blame it on
the paper, is \\rona. barktn8 up the
'Hong trc-c The problems w&th our
paJ"·r arc merely symptomaue .
Whoat •ul~ 11 much more per.'tlli\'C, it
louchc..s all of u~ Gcttins p 111 u
requ1re1 more than poinung finger
at the obv1ous. We need to turn our
heads nround llnd question JUS! whul
It I) thnt we're domg here, and who
..-c'rc doangtt far
It u ll result olsuc:h u process
nnd m auch a splllt that I've left the
lAg.
A \fall Wu~rlur
~tnlnr
g force
It wus with grc.Jt d1scomlort
that I rend the letter by Mr. Rtchard
Ho) t concerning ll previous op1010n
c:. prestcd in the Pronc>11r /,og dealing
walh chc: F.RA
It made me wonder not onl) at
\lrhlll this be'penh 10 rdatron to Mr.
Hoyt's way oJ teaehtng cnm­
munications , but 11lso what n tnfers
rcanrdmg the nature ol com·
mumc.l11nn<~ tn sc:neral in our IIOCtel)
toda~ II a teuchcr of com·
mumc..Uion!'i u'ct th4t Cine un
peculiar to the human race pnmanly
to defame another'• character 1n n
mo't bue manner, what 11 ldt to the
indivtdunl uneducuted in the an of
commumcauons who mu•t u'c hts
own lmBJ!n:ttion in ita U)e7
I et us hope thllt Mr. Hoyt' U\C
of a he: un wus a mHu c unc:ommCln to
thCl"~ educated in the use or com·
municu11orh Communtcat1ons
• •
~rVCJ a gre:ller pur~ m soc:1ety
thun th111 J,I\'Cn to it by Ho)t in the
letter. It ts the tool '"ith "h1ch
~~tct}, the: communtt) 10 "h1ch the
indh1dunl d'"ell 11nd depend I upon.
'' mllde \table and peaceful It I) a
tool through wh1ch idc:.l5 and
thouHht~. upposing.tnd concurrent,
arc: tntegratcd and 81'-Cn cxpm'lion
Commun1cat1on 1, :u Itt be~t a
untl)lng force m ~cx:ict)', and not a
.11\·rtiiiiR j(lr, r.
Both chauvilmts? In the fast lane
Aha! Fire that pro(, he's gay!
IMAGINI A (ourth·grodc tucJent sent 10 the 3Chool pnnc•pal (or
m1scondue1 '" dau and escap1n h11 punt~hment by haVIng the tc cher
fared llte rca!lon lor finn J'hc c:htld 111)'1 hll teacher 11 gay
Cnhfomiu voter are now loecd \Hih an II'IIUaU~ to ban homosexual
tem:hcrs from the l\latC''J public &ehoola Spon,ored by John V Rnw of
Omnge Coun1y, (1n Southern Ctaliforma) the lmtuntve would gJ\c I he achool
the power to dbmas an educator for .. advocatJng. solic:lltng. 1mp011n
encourn11ne or pro moun pnvtltc (!r pubhc Je.llualacts .. between peraoru of
the ,,arne e '"u manner hlc~ly to oomc to the nuenttQn ol other cmplo)ec~ or
tudcnu, or puhhcl) or mdtSc:rcetly cnpJinS In such llctJ "
l'ro-gay facuons, •'-nmg a huge pubhc:ity atmp agn thnt likens the so­
lied An"' lmttaii\'C 10 Sen Joe McCart h)" blac:kh ttng dunog the J9S<b,
arc ale 1d that the lntllattve w11l be a ~'ltch·hunl m wh1ch on) tcucl1er w1Jibc
ltrcd lor so much na 1upport1n8 gta)' nghu;.
.. At the core of Bngg~~' auac:k on gny tCJlchcra 1s \l.hst he lb 'the
prCJcn tlHm Cl( the fmmtl)' unn,' • accordtn tO \fot!Jer Jon~s mllgJlliOC '"JitJ
Opponents J'OIOt CIUI heated I) that cVentullll) amglc or diVOrced reople Ill be
pushed out nl the schools for nol upholcJtn8 rhc ramtly unit Whoc 11 meum,
for allteachera 11 thutanyllme 1tudent "uh nevan~ accuscutteac:her of
homosuual acuvuy or advoc.cy . the chool board may be mand ted to fire
that teacher "
In 11 report by Californsn pohtiCfll wntcr Mary 1:11en l..cury.ahe .Y3 the
anueipotcd bltc:lung by hbernl facuont ha& been shm Go\"Crnor Jerry Bro\l.n,
for one. \liD$ slo" to speak out '" oppo~ltton Leary quotes the c.ha1rman of
&he lnttlattvc oppost1on force .. The whole: ~outhcrn hfomta commurut) of
Arllsts, whether stnuaht or BDY· 11 apprc:hcn•tvc le" the blad:h&t be rcvt~ed
~lllny llrt: C:OUr I~OUI And COme OUI Un)'WO)' 8ul there ll n rc:llr here thllt
career v. 111 be IU t kc or n boycott be encourngcd agAJnst those who tn e
Sides 10 thas 1uuc."
l.cary says the lc.ar 11 rc\ealed m contnbutJOns to anu-Bnggs cUorts
One-lourth ol the mont) ratsed from a rr:cent mall appeal was In c:hedts ror
JU'l under S.50 uch. InC thlornia, the n.ames ol pohtu:al contributors 8J'"'"8
over S.50 must be rec:ordcd
\ reecnc poll showed support ror the inttllll\e lc:lldm 61 percent to J I
percent
For. pers~ve l.u I wed:. the Plonl't'f /..ogcamed t"''"- stO'} about the spread of co-<d
noon. on the l.e"15 nd Clark cam­
pu~ 1 here are no" U, lncludtn£ II In e levels 01 rcwan H II, (our floorun
~reland , and six m Forest Hall.
f-.-;o )can ao. hO\\C\Cf, the establishment or IS co<d noon~ ~ould
hii\C been called 1mpouable
In ~ovember IQ7(), the l.og mccrvlc-4cd Pres1denc John H owarll ~bout
.Sieowan Hall's hory To\\cr, the fint co-ed hYing arran~ment Men and
women h.11d been ror«d to ho,;c on the same floor bcClluse there was u enout
&hona~ of room to accomodatc the students on tmdtt1on lly cgrcgatcd
tl(lors t the umc, Hnw~trd saJd c~ ""'"8 w1u fine as an c:xpcnment, but
thut he \lrOUid not ha"c advocuted the tdc hAd there been any O(her c:hnt~ .
.. If the tudents don't abuse the pmllc:~ ... Howard aaid, "'we're \l.llltn
to allo~ the c~ noor to conunue throu&h the year. We'll watclt n and see
what \I.e can learn lrom 1t,"
The prcstdenl doubted that co-o.\ Ooors 1.\·ould berome an)'lhmg mon:
than the c'c:cp11on in the near future .. , thmk LC'& trndttaolllll housm
&)Item h1s pro,cn to be rather succc.ulul; he sasd ·we·rc not ltkeel to
c:honsc 11 m an · c.ll.trcme \lilly, ov~rntght ."
l hat waa on I) two yean aao.
N d .din LC! Consumer IJd\CKate Rolph dcr 8 er raJ g • ma appear Ul lhtl college someumc
1n the lorQCe tblc tuturc l.ast fn­
day, ~tudent body \icc-pres1dent Rob) Roberts \l.lU tallang about "an
opportunll) to bnna ~adc:r to campu • this )ear I he main con~udernuon
no" 15 "here the monc~ for such a presentation would come from? Roberts
augge,ted 1U._1ns tor some lrom the I r:cturcs snd Concxns Commattee, the
enate allocation fund, and maybe some frt1m the tudenu Organrzed for
1\cti" iues alloaauon kill)
Ho\\e\'tr. "ith :\adc:r's fame ha,,ngdmuntshed over the la5t fe~.~; cArs '
he spreads h1mself than umong e\ef) 1.\SUC from the dongen of dm tng n Ford
Pmto lo footblll·tan VIOlence, there 15 no"' the quest1on of whether students
are that cnthU~Ialtle aboul ccmg h1m.
Here We go again E'er) \C tr the rumora go around
--- th t 5ome kmd of altematm:
nc" letter 1 bcsns put together for
~tludentto \\ ho don't th1nk the) 're gcmng enou h mlormat1on from the
Prcmur Lo l'ht n1mon rc: nartmg ag.1un \ th1 reporter hean 11,
tudcnt \\ hu do n,.,, feel the l.og deal uiiiCtc:ntl} \l.lth 1. ,uc:s ha\lng
bro.•dcr \;ope than just ''hilt go~ on 111 Le"'IS and Clark an: mounun
rtnc\\etJ ellt1n to get the1r poluical 1deolo res out
t•mht•f\ ul tlu • \\ h\ do people h~e R1ch.ud
Iemar Outch Mindel Butlntat Mlntgtr. John Scoll Ho) I bother lO QI\C their attention to Wn\ nc HilltC~. the (hrector or the
lhnlglng !dllor Hana HOIInlgol Roll JOtg nton KemranSarmldi , Tina thC' Illes ol 1\ndre\1, Ksuer Kastr On tile off-ralllp Colle lie Outdoo~ pro r m \\ ho \1. \
:>logy
tlcar up ont
1 .trn LcWII
ml\lnformD·
WtH for hu
1\'IUC of thf
~ nmn11tted
lt'l l!chnoh
'"11h mt' 1lf
member o!
tnnthng oil
CrttiCI'<In I(J
11> puhlich
\C 1 Ud\\IJ,
un hh\OC Newt Edllor Nona 8at~er Weill, Ounno Yuon "rote a mon\trous pir:ce in the l.c?g not cxpc:C1cd to rc~cl\~ sfllan th1
Copr fell! or (. ynlhll 0"'-nna Proelucllon Losllo ~WOY, ClnCS)' HI Ill, Jcd.mng Ill oppl' Ilion to f. R(\, term II\ I hill po ttl on, IS ao:ns to get ome muncy Iter 1111 In the: Oc:t i I ue lpot11 Eelltor Anlla Markt Lynn ltvetfey, Cindy Mackay d 1 h p 1 h' 1 1 ,1 h lnltf1elnmtnl Edllor "nne Stt~ner Compoelllon Jtnny Fottor, l<llron an Jl(l\ I '"rotc: u mon~trous PI~ C! t e lortur ..c•g, t ts Cl' umn '-'UI meu t e prohlcm.
Qplnlon tdllor Jtll p111rce Haradt Ortct fnolt\Khl tc11 LowaJ dcnoun\;1ng Ka cr's mon~ltrou "l"he program \I. ill 1111l to pieces b~ Janut.H) ll orne money 1 not
At1 Olreetot Ray Cltll• Melan•• Rr.xtnle~ . Keron Saul Marilyn ptece pumped mto 11 soon The dt~.: tor ... t current! recc.a,ing no nhu) m tua
l'tloi01111Phr EdiiCif Ken FftbnCk Snton .\nd 1 hnd u 1nteresttng that po 1110n Haac-K, who has also been contn&cted b th~ ph) tc-al tducnuon
Compa.lllon Edllor Sharlene Kamoto Mtjor advfaor AIC:I'Uird Hort th-\ tit .. hoth m~n d II , ... h l· I b I I . s.::ru-. r h Advartlelng fdlfor. Oov Serlllng, Jon Phologttphy •dvlaor Blllt Sheppjtn:l ~- ~ ~ eportmen o .... c a roc .. ·.:-lm tng can. Ill on) ~tung . •JVV or t e term
ldwarot Splnlual guidance Allan Jacoba It .\hauld be denrly e"idcnt to u climbing dsrcctor. Not surprismgly, he U)5 he Will nol til \Uth College
Circulation Manager Lynne H1no• Ofl•e111 pub4tcat•on 01 "" Auoctallc:l nil \1. ho read the I.LJg (I.e., tho e ol Outdoors unlcsJ he rc:CC&\e an a\SdsiiOnalUlar) h) January lit the l:ue&l "
-nlen Tataeltwt Cnlb nguu Leilia Studtnll ot Lewtt and C111t., 0615 sw eollegc·levc:l Intellect} that Kuer is But Dean l'f Students 01ck: Sorenson hu llf'pro,~d a C\lllegc: fund o. ..... y Jonn Oulneuo, Oa>~tluo wlg Palahno H111 Road, Ponland, Oreoon lull Cll c.,,.~ and that nobodv need all~'ll tion to Ha ck ol St,JSO, \l.hh:h ~orenson satd was the attandllrd 11lan
lltC'r Olton, Pnylllt Otter, Laura Q72t9 Prmtec:l weellly by tne Stii .. OOd bother With him it'C:Il nn instrudor tuchmg a 1oalc course • P1111111 larry Robertton Doug Bto S!Licond CIUt I)OIIIQO paid II Ro..,nborg, Aobot1 Taytor Portlanel, or09on Annuallubscrtp tlon But Ho\·t neafly m11de lli0\,1 ~'I WII l f.V~R HAPP E.~ED to Th«' Orqonrl~. that paro~:h of both the
lporta Mthan HolleNik Paul coat SA 50 h1m,~11. tryina to emplo~ dr wit and Or~oma n and the Orrgun Journal'" h1ch appQ~ m the 1 nul Room and
fllobolna Halll Thontolnuon Llr V1ew. ••PtauiiO ••• 11\0N ot 11\e re~;c.tling per onal tact' tone Ytl) c~rculat~ around campus a couple t)f Yit-cks t&gol Accordsna to a ~hort
Wllller w11teB and oo not necouarlty rtllecl d h 1 11 h 1 11 t. Or · R' lnltrtalnmtnt lven Ooolov. Aktko the Vlt'WI or lho atudonl body, lhl a us tcr. In pot.lCUtOn 0 • pur· a rude Ill I e at est .. I amtttt Wu". ~i'Jnit~ pubhshef'J ICk Re)'nOids
.. ak• Julie Puotrbaugh. Anne faculty, 0, the aclmlntllralton llon, ol the male ac:nllalla) 1n hi• and Oa\ld Emcr) ..-ill distribute a second 1 sue of the parod) on No\ IS,
truabiDOC:I unatgnl<:l edllonala .,. •uogttled flount.lerma dclensc ol us poor. weak wtt h o s~1al K\-:tton on polutcs.
Publlell Oeeunencet Mtko M11tucct and apc>tovlel by '"' ~•lOB ancs \\Omen Re~nolds and Emery attC'mpted 111m1lar \"Cnture two n~anaao. but the
Ptlotogrlf)htrt Lnlle Feual, Tid man~era ot thll ptper, •nd reflect the All L,K,S pubht"ation was not neady a a well r«cived, The) say Tltt Or~onrtt is a much 11n ... Mimi Qrev, T rae II Htot.:man. matortly opanlon ol I hot• ot11Ctft
w Ptndrll h :::;:========= ================= ~----------- ~l:·'~":w:':___:m::o~rc:~rc::fi~m.:_:td:_:_:" :e..-:·~~pt~pc:_:r_:t:.:h::•:::n~t :_:h:e~d:e::t~u::n:c.:.t _:P_:o:rt_:t.:::n:d_:/~n:q~u:"~':' :· _____ • ;I Otrt'c'lli' 7 ., B ot measure race
but g op
for voter exrunination
B;\ll 0 r \If:\ URn rnct ~rc not ncnrl\ n e. cmngn n Pre tde.ntml contc~t, or c\Cn
n gubern.ttoriul c:kcuon hoo!img between two or more eandtdatc. rno\ldcs goud
lhc.m:r \ ou "utch one candidate fumble o\ cr ht "ort.lo: nnd the other pounce on htm
\\lth ft ,,ell-rehear ed monologue , or \\,llch them go head-to-he.td 1n ''debate, )Oil nrc
turned on b\ the hell\') compet1110n
rtu:rc 1~ no ompctttion tn h. llot mcn~u~e:-. fh~re '" no t~cater I here .arc dcct,ton
to make thnt "111 decide whllt dtrccuon ) ou "1 h ~octet to go m, nnd "hut ·our role "111
he m th.tt octet\.
Hutlhe ballot mca,ures \\Ill br the tiUe hone of contc:ntic.)n on •'OH!mhcr 7 On the
ballot qiJ be propo nl to rem tl\tc the death penalt). cut off ~tnte fundmg tor llhowon ,
cut propcrt\ tnxc: m the style ol thfornia's Proposttmn 13. ,tnd to de.,uhc Oregon's
1: rge t lnnd-use Jllnnnm~. rm ..
In lhts ,,. ue of the p,onur l.og. O~Hmon f:duor Jeff Pteroc and pohtn::ul colummst
[ a\ld F 1 ud\\18 look ntthe maJor ballot mea un: . ll1i '"the:: first of n t '~ o-p.trt scric' nn
ahe ::\o\cmber vote ~e t \\eek, Cop) Eduor )nthiu 0\\CO'i \\Ill lnoJ.; ·" the
gullet n tton:tl cnndtdntes , nnd the l.og "ill mnlo;c '" politic.nl recommeondatiOn' . •
\\ nh the current pu-.h to rcgt tcr tudenb to ''lt(. an the :-.:o,emher elcctton, II '"
impOttnnt thnt > ou understand \\ hnt vour \t)te will m~...t n.
I
t onfu aon n the: \:cy \\Ord \\hen you're
deahng \Hth Oregon's ''"o pro~rt) '"" lunun­
llOn men urn
GoH.mment und legnl ann\) ~ lool ~ith
trepuJattun upon Meusun: 6, 8 xeroA cOp) or
Cahfomt • Propos111on 13. wuh "Oregon"
rcplaon .. "'llliforntu" 1n the text: the) que lion
ho" ellectwc the measure "•ll be once Its
apphcauon to Oregon tax Ia"' has been cs­
tnbh~hc:d thraugh hllg.ltton
At the ume lime:, proponents of number b
rue dtmmcd that the Oregon legtal:tture's
nns"c:r (O 111 ta re,olt, m the lorm ot Mca&urc
II "til onh be n hort term an wcr to lhe
propcrt) ta burden.
V01criro, left 1n the: cold uymg to ltgwe out
both meaaur(S, arc bombarded b) n C<lnstunt
orulaught ol nc:wapApcr anaclc:s and rohuciam
\\ho place thor t\\o me urQ abo\1: all othcr5
on the • O\tmber baUot
BncO), &llor Measure 6 Includes the
prO\'L\IOOJ
•1 o hmu t4 c' on an) p1cce ot taublc
propc:rt} to J ~ pc:n:cnt of the: rncc that the
propc:rt} \\ould bung on the open m.ulet
•1'o roll had; lhe a ~Kd ' lue of laublc:
rrorcrt) IO ll$ 1975-76 IC\el
• I o allo\\ no more than a two percent
tntre:ue per year ln I he market \'llluc ol property
• A propcrt.)'s 'aluc: IIi to be r('(;omputed wat h
n change tn O\\ nenlnp
•1 o llo" nc~ suue tu~es on the: book!\ only
af appro'ed b) t\\o•th.irdJ \Ole: of sit membcn of
both houso ol the state leg~ .. tature I.<)Calluc:s
could be tmpo$Cd onl) wtth approval b) t"' o­
lhtrds-of the qualified clec:tor& m the area •
1\ 11 stands no". there j, 11 sh. percent
unnunl hmatnllon on thC' gro-.. th ot Oregon
prorcn~ ta~c:s . "' propo~ul5to r:u!ie thut mu•u
be b' tho~c "ho \\Ill h 1\C to pa) the tn:\~ But
e\cn nt thut, tho!>t tollo\Hng the mood of lUll.
~\'olt cite c:tuse for 'll,me kand ol n:{orm. 'I hey
lool.. nt the,, ~smen t5 ol pnvute rcsadc:necs , on
\\ htch tn~~ h.l\'e gone: up .m .werngc: of one­
thud m the pa 1 three )tnr • 1 hen the} eomp:tre
lht~ \Hth the n~sc:~&mc:nu ot orne lurgc down­
town building~ wluch ha'c l!een occasional
drops 10 propen) tal'es due ''"""' commcrctal
propcrcu: arc ""~es,c:d ucc:ordm¥ to the income
the\ produce, a drop an net mc:omt cun cnu\e J
concurrent drop tn che a' 1:1\smcnt and the mx.
lkt\liecn 1973 nnd '75, the: .1mount ol
propcrl) lfl'IC:S collc:ctcd in the ,t.lte ro~c by
appro \tm3tdy S 170 mtllion, or .tbout l '2..5
percent a )CUr I he ~'alue ol pro~rt) bean,;
tat;ed ro~e !:tster than the tax dunng the omc:
~nod .
llo~eH:r , penonul mcome ro\c onl} S3
b1lhon 1n th 11 time, or II percent per year.
O-.er 200,000 Oregon \'Iller tgncd
peuuons to put Mc:ta•ure bon the ballot ..,uc: h 11
rubhc turnout 10 &upport ol an idea ha gt\en
the: ~o-cullcd •tn revolt" clout in lcgtalativc:
ctrcle$ Most propeny owners and renters arc: an
f;l\ or of •ume land of tax relief, but the form ot
that rcliel hu been hotly cn11ci1ed. lo the point
"here nett her Mc.nurt b not II {..ln 1 ruh be
cnllcd on 11dcquutc: \oluuon to the problem.
Proponcnu or number b ,pend much of
thetr lime knod.:tng the legisluii\.C ~ltc:rnatm :.
I hey sa)'. hr I, thllt Measure II \et\ no ceiling
on propcrt\ tnus hnd mcrcl) tmposcs a one·
\ear lrectc ,,, current U!l'iC'I,mc:nt rate:•. ohcr
~htch the upw 1rd trend '' .tlmo'>l sure to
conttnue
In 11 recent Orrxonlan ednoriol, llarvcy
ke on, n lor1ncr Oregon atate rcprc'CnliliJ\c ,
looked at the: t~rgumcnts Meaaure 6 proponents
In ~c:ptemhec, Gc.n. Bob Straub called a ha\c ~tg.&imt II. He: sa)S ;u"·e ' of Meil!\Ure II
apc:etal KSSton of the lc:gt5la1ure to "-Or~ out an "'II cncouruKt local government.s, chool dts
answer to pubhc-sruoted Measure fl He leh trictsund special di,trict to ed: greater proper
number 6 \\ fi an tnlldeqwuc uns"cr to the "'tax 1~ tu h1kt10 through spcctal elect ton~ fun her nurnbtr 6 could hnH:,
Ho"'e~cr, number 6' tmpuct hB!i been
anul)'ted to 'orne degree, Oregon revenue los<~
\\OUid hn\e been S'51 milhon for the 1971-78
tux venr h.ad Mc.tsure 6 been an c:flcct, according • to on unpuct anul)~ts done b} Oregon ru~t
Rc· tH(h, I he t ('gt\luturc Ftsc.JI OUtce hn!L
alrc.td' c unuucd u •tntewnJe revenue loss ol
StU,() mtlhon for the 197Q !! I btc:nnaum .
,\nothcr lang-runge dtect of Mc: • .aurc: 6
could be that re~tden tml reul cstnte O\\Oera wtll
grnduull) assume: n gre.atcr percentage ll the:
totul pwperty ta burden A' explumcd t .triter
nil propem "htch c;.hunge h3nd i renpprat\td
w II\ lull rnnrkct v.tluc: 'it nee rt!iidentml propcr-
1) ~..·hnngcs hind~ more frequently than commcr­
cml relll e tnte, 11 \\ ould be tn, C\1111 a ro~tc clo~er
to tb c:.t~h v.alue 1 hun could commercial proper­
l).
In connr:c:uon Wtth that, the stutc: Attorney
Gener 11 hoJ~ questioned "hether, if u hud'l:tnd
<~hould d1e doc) the ~.:hungc: 10 hands to his wife
nccc»mne a propert) tn reae1essment?
nno.tll), Pl\UilgC or Measure() tould mc:,\n
the lm1s of ~nme Jnc;.omc: tn>. dcdutltons for
propC:rt) taxes patd \nt1·6 rolloWef' If the
federal government \\all receive S 11.3 million
more: 111 tncorne tu>.c:s, and that the \lute "'til
gu>'\ an .sdd111onul \2? mtlhon durmgtht 1979
!! I bac:nntum 11 number 6 goes through
1 he chotec bct~cen Mea1urt:\ 6 .tnd II
llmOUOI\ to •I deci\ion whether IO go With ,J
prngr.tm thut could be "'hlltled down 10 the
court to onh purt ol 11 former sell or to
appro\c <t mea1urc wtth hort rt~nge effect~ .
Rcjecuon of both would leave thtng' ll" they
~land , "tth a 12.S percent growth m the:
property 1:1~ lund each )C:.H 1\ccording to u
llpul.naon ol Measure II 11 both meJsUrh o~rc
.Jppro\'cd. number I I would phuo;c: ll~ell out
1tutom Hicnlly. •
No.7:
Oregon funds to go
for abortions?
re\ oh" that "'ept up from the ~out h. more:, he: SU't , p.tn<~ge or II could cncouragcnhe
l.cgt lfttol'1 came up "-llh Meu,ure II. which tnslltUtlon of 11 st:atc sale-tu Oregon b1allot rnc.nurc 7, tl 11 pa,.~cs, will
mcludcs the lollowmg poants "Mc.uurc: II locks 10 the u~c ol the tncomc: ptohtbtl the u .. e ol •lOY $lute monte~ for nbor·
•I he: Mille "'II pay om:·h~alf of the propert} IUJt for stBte government operation [by usmgthc &ions. or fur "progr.am or ervice' thnt promote
I ~o demanded or homc:o~ners, up to Sl,500 1nc:omc tn a~ .1 .ource lor rcbatc)l, .tnd lunhcr .abortaon .. ' I he quc~llon 11 not \\hether ubor-
1'hc lt'gi,llltun: can nu e, but not lo~er , thts mcrc.l~e& the dependen ce of local unll\ of ltom •• 111: ltf!·•'· the Supreme Court dccuJed they
cx:ihng in the future. lu rebiltc:s \\ill be paid lor go\c:rnment on the property tuA.'. Akc:,on \\-C:re 111 lq7J R.tther the-question l!i whether
out of pcnonal tncome tu re\ienuer. Second ~rorc ... I h" n:vcr.KS the-recent trend loward public money stu,uld pu} ror them.
homes, commcraul and anduilnnl property u .. inll un even greater ahare of income tax 1 he: m.lJnr 1mpac.:t oltht~ mc~t\urc \\ould be
o~ nera ~111 not rccehc rebates re~oenucs to a ad local lthool dt\1 nctsthrough 1 he on ~omen Wll h lo"' tncumc' .tnd 1 ho~c 1 e~.:ceiV ing
•Opcrnung cxpc:n~ lor atate gmemmc:nl B:mc School Suppun Fund wclfnrc p.aymcnls. Thc 11vert~g e cml ol an
could not exceed, dunng any IWOe)cor penod, "Bccau~e or this, Mc.lSurc II open' the: .aboruon in the stute of Ore~&on t!'t $370 Ballot
the rate Ot -..hach pc:nonalancomc grc"' an the door to the greatest constllullonnl bt~ttlc: rnc.tl>Utc: 7 \\'ould chminntc the Mtntc as u ,0urcc
preceding 1\\-o year · OrcHon h.t~ C:\ien witnes)cd 1 he IUUC'7 A 'tate of mune~ lur those unable: to pt~) lor ,,n
•If the ~late accumulates aurplus, c:Jt-lcs lilA abunton \nti,,•Hurrent h:g1slutiun .tllow ~;nnl)
cet'\ltna t\\o percent, of the mont) ncec»ar) lo '"As. prupcn~ luxet soar to meet e\Cr-.. m.llthlnf lundf'lrnm the: lcderul Hl)\trnrncnl ,
Jlli)' rtt.alc opc:ruung ellpcnst.l lor .. two-year IOcre:ntna cost• or education and loc:sl IO\iern· mcaturc 7 would dlecuvely hull u/1 aovcrnmen
pcnod, alit hotc •urplus I und• muu be returned mcnt •cnac:cs, the pre,.urc will mou ntto enac: 1 ,, tnl lundtng of abortton& . Wclfurc women could
to ln~oumc la:KfHlyen. In proporttnn to the tal~ tux lor eduC'.Uton 11milar to the: one!. m not come up with hull the hall
amount of thcu tncome lA~ pa:imtnl Clthlurnta und Wtuhtngton · fJuth Oregon gu~rnutnrlill c.andtdult:ll , euure
=r \\ oul1
'I hclo
UOn" tt
Nl ~ thll
llc:tivit) thut u h1rgc "cgmc:nr of '-YOnd "J
feel!> '' morull} "'roo g.' rcad1, n, \
publi<Jhcd 1\v Orcgu nmn~ Opp all three:
Funded Abortion\ 1 o ere!
T .a\puycr l·or C hOIC;l\;, tht rther the
I he =' o·on· 7 liJ:!hl \l.ttc~ ho\iral
.. mc.1-.un: nbusc!\ thO)t human her the
Je,,.,, abl~ to .tllord propel mc:dt
Pro " pole-. men alter un ~r the
state funded .tbottton· b~ 'tutariab , tl 1
uon' hould be fundc:d prt\ -ltd) \Cnt
behe\C Ill 11." rhcy flniOI 0111 th.11 in lhcl
uatc5 ha\c uccc,~lul pri\llle or ordere<
till rurpo'l( caon !\up
I ht h'illt of \(IIIC f undtn& earned
nlso r mes ,e,c:r.tl ltnunch Court a
l'roponcnt~ ut mc.tiUlc 7 uy '\c court
uhurtion mdu'tr) .. h11:. thnved eO<curc
monc) Some Oregon doctor I tn imt. rln
.1dnllt1ed tu clhtrging three time~~ mann(
\\ell are u boruon ·•" the) ch.tr ~cd I
prnd lor b't' thl" p.tllent ..,omr na rgun
perform abotiiOn'5 make _,, mu\~ hw~
du) .l~uthermorc, proponcnl'iclat ;.\iatl n (e
.111 c'~lnomtc. tlly-)ound alter nllll\t4uch of I
Oppon" -nh su), ho"'e'er. 1~ same C
u:du~1ng the c ll-pendtturc ol Ia, (.0. Doc'
mea)urc 7 would mcrcu-.c the c tDI deter
liUc. Whtlc: the uvcruge co 1 of d)fO\Ide •I
S no. the average cost ol pre·~· An Am
dch\.cf\ 15 S1,2HO. it due b
Opponenh or meusurc 7 .tho-U "pr()
word in~· ol I he propo.,al , C!'ptcta
pro~r.am' or 11cnices that prom P 1b1ht
l he~ .a'lk whether th11 means truCODcern \
a~cnetes "ill mk loamg \t.llc lui the exu"'!
tell •' \\Omunthut 11hunton!1 arc ill~n•r of (
7 org;ani1.11io"' al " U) the "-Of:lu con..,icl
~.:ould be intcrprctu! to me3n f'!lOr hel
'ch,\(ll' ()uch u' the l/niver IIJ' be(;.•u~c
Med~t.tl \chool) could not teach d be 191-t 8
per lot m .lbortaon' )CC)plc rtJ
hn<tll ~ opponent' obJeCt toPkn tc \i
wordane of the propo)llton becutllba later,
illlo"' ,II.Uc lundtng regnrdle'!\ ortJer..;n~ rt
ctrc;.um,t.•nc c:' The measure "-0"-11 ° JC
~ll•tc lundtng of on o.bonton. jua1tcc ha
prcgnonq thre.:.atcncd the womankal~; ;;nl
Bullot mt."urc 7 ,., one of~ · r
llllttplc:,t-wordt'd b.11lot mc.~:~urr ~t 1" ..tQ
lur.tury Ht>\\C\er the prup(N:d f CYcn ~tl
nu~e' incredlblv cum pie" morul ponent 0
que,llum . lJndcrl)tng the 'urfa""!plt hc,.cc
lear chotec bci"-CCII two "C:r) d:run crm
pl)H\1) ol lhc mlc: of our govcrnmJuila nnd
obhged to pro' ide 'cr\t~' ior th t tnto
llllCIC:I\' ~ ho Me unable tu fl.\\ aat ttl) d
hnuld the po\\eu of the go\ern~
rc!llnctc:d. ullowtng cititcu" to ,UIJ~ ! '1110
those tu;ltVlltell ol \~thich thev up~ •bt tnuc: Ill t:Lum
N 8 .. hutnb 0. : aaimum '
An eye for an pro :u
a tooth or a to " 'cnle
•A l\\t>-Chtrd• \Ole an both huu.c) of the Mc.uurc: b opponenta art' worned that, Hub Straub .and Victor All~ch h,a\e ~luted thear
Orei!un le31slaturc \\-ould be required lo tn· b~uae the meaaure 1\ cucntutll) idenucul to orpoMIIlln to b.tllot mc.tsurc 7, hut many fhc vote on Ballot Mcuaurc
cn:~u,e Bn) tax b) more than live pc:rC\'nt. Propostlton ll, Written according to C.tltfornao pcrauuaivc •"llutncnt\ have been nuxc:d on both hie und dcuth
• fhe a&seucd value a( proper!} in tht 111a11: ru l.tw, 11 would 11mply JIB)' an the c::ouru nnd side5 ul the 111 Ut' r>o the: Ctttlc:n' or the ..,t:llc
\\ould bclrotenasoiJan .l, 1979forapcnodoi out or practtcc for )car•. Lookana at 11 wuh ThL· rnllJor arf'umenu Jn fuvur ol the ICJ uuthnrtlc "the udmiOtSirutavn
l\\0 )CAll! rn(' lqpslaturc \\-OUid spend those ·~me ~nuwledge ol Oregon tu haw, they soy, me.l\urc nrc moralallllc uh I\ not II propel unltl the: delcndant IS dead" to
)Cllfli trudyrng aascsament procedures . in order wall ahow lome obv1out problems . These: lunetion ol go\ernrncnt to elltrutt Hilt money ~.:onvu;tcd of murder. or lcu\e thC'III
'::h;:-a-• _11
_c_o_u_h.J_•_u_gg_c:s_t_r_e_r o_r_m_or_t_h_o_s_c _P_roccd __ u_re:-i-· __ p:_r_o_b_Jc_m_' _m_a_k_c:_••_d_a_ lli_•c_u_l_t _t.:.o..:"..:.'.:.•c:.:.'.:.' _':..:.he~l m:.::.:_P.:.:·•:.c ':.__:' ':.:o~m:.:ll:.:a~c::i ':.:'~'c:::,n \, t hrn ~ !.t'_ t hu ,_,_n" ·~_u_ncy for u n __ r_hc_r_c: .. _t_o_r_r h_c_u_h_v_cs_·) _____ _ ...__-i
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• ••• •• • • •
caJurc: R JMUC:S, nny person conVICted
er '1\0Uid lutt 11 s~JMtute emencmg
'I btfore n judge. The mca•urc li•t•
uons t h.tt 1 he JUdge mu'' consider. If
rul s that un) one or them has nor been
~c '-Cllmem ol :yond u reasonable doubt, the: entencc
wrontt" read• tnlf)n, wnh ,, 25-yc:ar mmimum before
gonton, OpJXt all three: conditioM nrc mel, the death
, l o crcd. The three questions urc:
r Chotec, the her the murder ~~n pre-pl11nncd and
M atn ho\\tJl
ho"c humnn ther the dclend,\nt reprc,ents u "thrc \t
prupc r mcdt "
ttcn olfer on her the conYictcd ptr,on rcspondcJ
tom b) ~tllttllj" bl>, 11 pro\ ·o~ed b) the vtc:um.
•dcd priv11tch he vent thut •• 11 thrct que. lton' arc
potnt out thol in the ilfilrmnti\ie 1nd the de.tth
ul private or ordered, the case automutie<lll) ' got's
caon Supreme Court.,\ dc.uh r.entcnce
tate lundin11 earned aut unlc~~ •• 1nd unttl,th~ !illlle
ml Cinuncia CourL approves the cntence.
•sure 7 suy ~c court \\'ere: to approve the dc.llh
has thmcd '\Un: 8 et torth guidelines regard·
n doctor ... tn :imt. pluu (withm the late penltcn·
g three umcdd nwnncr (poi!lon y,u'l) ol the exccu·
he) chaqtcd I
uent. Some ns rgument both lor und ugatn~t the
make II' mu~t hu"e cllitited lor u" long d" mun
·oponent' c:la1~\i11nry (c c tor an eye ... vro l hou hnll
JOd .lhcrnuu114uch or the contrO\'tr} todny oentcrs
however. ,t)e same quc'ition that wa rut.,ed 3.000
juurc or In:\ c,o. l>ob the lear oC reccivinF c..tpttul
crca\e the e cnl deter murder? Modern \CtcnllhL
r..1ge cust of aPfO\ tdt'l no anawen to tht~ que~ t1on ol
,o'lt ol prc-nf.· An Amtrtc.-n B.1r \"ociutton 'ltUd)
it dl>t\, but equ.11ly rcspcctuble studicJ
nca'lurc ., aiJl)lti .. prove" the oppo<~ite.
)o~ul, c'lpcc11
e, I hut prom po tbility of' miscnniugc or ju~ticc"l\
his mc.m5 thJCOntcrn to opponent\ ol Mea_-.ure 8.
•sing Mute '" the e:\amplc or John Perder a!ll\ptcal
nion" are ar~n•r ol capuol punt'lhmcnt ln 1913,
Mt\ the. wo u conVIcted of murder here tn Oregon
d to mean •mor held ofl hi~ 'thedulcd f:'~e(.utlon
~e tlni\erMt, r b«au .. c the i ue of the death penulty
ld notteachd he 1914 genernl clectton In 1914, the
~ople rcJt:ttcd the death penalty. and
hts obJeCltotJCillenc:t wu• c:hunged to hfc 10 pnson
\Ilion beca1.1ttha later, the re.tl murderer ~:onte sC'd,
iognrdles\ o( bclcr V.a relc31\Cd
~ensu re v.o Jther objtcllon to the me+HUre ,., thut, in
n abortion, juallcc hna been gro.,,ly unJU,t. In the
~the womltD lalcs ~1nce lQlO 1,)15 people h;nr:
7 15 one 0rcutcd, Ofthat number,l,b,Ohn"ebeen
ot mea'iUrt hat l!i 49 percent. Not ,,.,. hu\ been
t propo~rd r ev~·n wealthy
pleJt morul ,po nh of number R argue !hut only .)
1e the 5urfa~~ execull~d by the alate: have been
1 l\\'o ~oer)' dFurthermorc, they \J} numcrou'
ur governm~• and uutomattc \upreme Lourt
ices lor thOJ!Ualt 1nto the \:Uttent propo~.1l will
hie to pa) lal nl) dangerou murdcrc·r, ~ill fuce
the ao\crn~
Clll/en' to ~illy, n-o; tn ncr} ttr.\uc toduy whether tnll
u:h 1 he\ opr• lbt j~~ue uf ftnnnce~ hu~ been debuted
Ill lltum 11 " fi~~ ll) trruponStblc to
8 IIIChambcr (utimated co5t ~130,000}
• : llUmum ~ecun ty "dcuth ro~.~ On the
Del, pro-M lnclluns ~uy tho'c <;.o~l\ nrc
nu•. c:ompured with the npemc to
of ICnlt'nclnj! ont )0 yc.1r -old ltfc in
tJiy, hov.c:ver the chou:e on B.1llot
1 Mcaaurc: ~ I til be made on mor.ll ground!i Poll<~
lbat Oregontun'l .He lc.tmng toward re·
the ~uue of lhc dc~th pcnuh). ttnd thatlc.u oil he
tnlltriltton manuc: l!l U rntlJOf factor tn lh.tt mo\C
dc.td" 10 "• hus cxc~.;utcd 58 people dorms thl\
r lea\ie therr The lu•t Wa\ 10 l9b2 W1ll there be
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. 1 :
r .. the fight
a ainst the fighters
HBIIot measure 10 mtght bc~t ~ e;tplumcd
ex:smimng n mlly {n oppo,iuon to the mc11•ure
held 1.1 1 Friday in downto~ n Portlnnd.
I he rnlly began u1 noon, D& the monater
jprcm I Csymboh1ing urb,m spread into the farm
••nd wtlderness .tren' ol Oreaon) entered T crry
Schrunk l'urk hkc u drugon. Swuwl w11r. a JO­
toot p.trachute ~uh ptc:tures of unplllnned
development nttnehcd to 11 and 20 dnnce~
~e.wmg bencilth ''· ,; the monster strode tnto
lhc p11rk, former Oregon Gov. 1om Me Cull
entered on u '"hite horse, with Portlnnd Mayor
.Nctl Gold chm1dt occomp.mying htm to the
tunc ot bagp1pcs. 1 he)' led the crowd tn chrugcs
ag.un1t Sprawl until the. monster Wlt!> delented
CAl month, Oregon voter Will be ol&l\cc.J IO
decide the luturc ol land·u c: planning lor the
.. econd time 1n two )C:aa. Ballot mcuaurc 10
would ll'"e the llt•tle legislature powc r to repeal
.tnd re~tttc th1s !ltntc's turrc.nt planntnt;
putdc:hna; , 8) doing this. it would ~t\e Oregon·~
real estate brokers another chon~ to wor~ the
gwdehne w thear ,tdvantage .
1 he current suidc:line\ were 'et up by the
l,.md Con,ervution .tnd nevctoprnent Commi\­
ion, estahlishtng the lcgt~luture in I07J to
implement und enforce land·use planning goals
\t,ttcwide fhl 1 CD( ha\ .1dopted goal~ Cor
Oregon de\:elopmen t to guar.tntce the pre,crvu­
tion ol furmland nnl.l open .. pace~ It wu gtven
the uuthunty to udopt m1n1mum standard• lor
local plans (tho'c dra~n up hy cute nod
coun tie~). and h.t~ been given the power to
te\ic~ tho'\e plun: •• 1nnu:uly to cn~urc: thutthey
CllmpJ~ ~tlh )IUIC ~lltr\dar d'l
Opponents of the mc1uurc point to the
pohtu:.ll clout ot the mdntdual proponent' to
shO\\ htl\\ 'eriou" the mm11tc..ttions ol number
tO's P•' ~use could bt Mc:Murc proponent~>
tnclude the 1\ 50ciauon ol Oregon lndustne ,
Fm.t Nuttonnl R.1n~ Publishers P:tpcr and the
Ort!lon llorne Rutlder-, t\ .. \ocin~io n, On the
other 1ide t~uld huth gubernatorial c.1nduJ11te'
1000 ~rteOd\ Cll Oregon a r,ortlnnd·tMsed
citttem actton jttlup and Pactlic Po"'er und
' 18hl.
II uwever, wh1le these Ioree" Me cleurl)
dehncntcd, the arguments ure not. Mc.uure
phlponen l~ SU) Pll\)aSe wtll en\:ClUtllge more
clledl\e lund-usc pl.mning l;n' uonmcnluhs t'i,
on the other hand, hc:Jie,e the mea~urc \:nuld
dCJIIU) e'en more lurml.tnd than the lJ,OOO
acres hl~t to de,dopment each year Mn~.;"l: 1960
!illmc htlmc dc\elopet:'l talc 11 rather amht\alcnt
1:1e\\, \\ ith m.my tfrmd lhnt pll~\ngc could
pru\:tde .lmmunittt'ln to pubhc lnctiun .. that
oppn" ,tlmo!it .LO) liind ol dc\elopmcnt
Rut nell her stdc can be 'lUte that P·"' ICC ol
Me:uourc 10 w1ll do am tlung. \ccordtng to the
'"ordtng 111 the me.tsurc, the lcttt,luturc \\til he
rc:qu1rcd tu revic:~ the ,,,,,c·~ lund u-e i(tl.lls, but
•~ not rcqu1rcd to alter them tn uny \\8\.
Surputtef!> ot numb<r 10 h t\C no a"sur.tnce tha&t
lqtt•llutor' ~ill ~he them ~hat they "·•nt IC''s
'tnngent rcqu1rerncnl$ und the opportunll~ lor
lin.tnttnl ,, .. ~ell us ttructurnl iJro~th
fhe ltr'l le~l quc :~tiun that ,tcmBrHh on
.tn,~cr ,hould the mc.uurc piU!Io, I) \\hcthcr the
tntcnlton olthc me.t'lure ts 10 'trtJ'l the I ( n<. nl
II' uUihortl\ to cnlor~o-e the guuJ~ of \\ hulc\cf
l.and·U\C' lltriliCi) the legitlllure c:omes up~ llh • • . . .. . . • • • • • • • • • .__, ...... , .. ·-............. ······ -· ..... ..
1 he uns~er could be aurpmtng. smcc 11 wtu the
nctd lor 11 atutewtde agcnc} tn enforce land-u~>e
plnnntng th.u spurred t'!ltubhshmcnt ot the
U DC lhe ~eun~ ago.
If, nCtcr !he legnl:uure had cornplctcl)
rc"'ntten ,tnte lomJ ·usc 15011b. the rems ot
enforcement were ghcn b:ac:k ou~r to the LCDC.
1ntcr prctntion by the: state agenq could result tn
no change 1u to their tmplementauon . tmple
modtltcalton \loould male 11 even eas.ter (or the
l <.:.lJC to mterpret the nev. goals tn the &ame
\\11)' n the olt.l on~ Even proponents admn
tht~
Opponent . though, wory sn the "ale ot 1'1
IIJ7tJ dforttonbohJh the I CUC ultogcthcr .ae.tr
the htll willttle n~B)' the agency' 'ltUihont) ns
~ell 8\ Ill gutdchnes . If Mcusure 10 p.• s.es, they
:t)' umconc IS bound 10 challenge the
lcgisl.tture' J nght to turn enforcement out horit)
oo,;er to the tCDC.
I he p.•srmge ol 1\le<.lture 10 wlll keep the
court bu~) · lor a "htlc, und lllnd·UK analy ts
SD} the court battles could II) mte development
mther than gt\tog btg buttne~s the QJ'IJ'IOr1Untl)
Ill tnuel'l e II l.and·UiC: laW)Cr Stephen Jantk,
quoted recentl) an H7/lam~lte W~ek , ud
p.t nge ol the mc<t\Ure c:ould free1e de\ clop·
ment.Jsthc gu•delines are~ orl;ed out an Salem
•·t he me.uure w1ll ru'e senous legal
ob~t.Jclc.s lo de\c:lopmcnt," Jumk sa1d, '"will Sl\e
opponenli ot dcv~lopment more: po\loertul
~e.tpon than they no~ poMt5s, and ~ill creutc
legal morun in ~ htch development will
v.,,u,,~ whtlc la~}er and court ponderous!)
lubor to n: ohe the legal qu~tion " •
os. and 9:
Placing pressure
on th po\\'er leade
lJttht~ rule retorm IS the 1ntcn11nn ol both
Uullot Mc~I)Uf'CS 4 and o. 'umber 4 ~ould mAke
at ca'ier to !itt up Public Uuht) Otstrtcts, \\'hich
'" reportedly ~a\ic u en monc\ on thc1r
monthly dectnc bills Me.l,urc q ~ ould prohibit
po~CI comp. an1c~ lrom tad. in& a percentage of
thctr eosu for new con5truc:uon onto uttht) hills
unltl ujltr \;On\tructtCin was completed .
lJndcr currenr Oregon law, the pwcc of
t)tablishing Public Utilit\ Dt)trict.,, or PtJ D!, ill
no e.1 )'matter It dcrnanda that I~ o clcctton' be
held tu rapprme establishment, Su, rhoush
proponc:nh of the me:uure l!l) the pubhc cnn
bcncltt suh5t.lntiully from PUD·prcl\1dcd
ro~er. •>nh lour PUn arc no~ tn opertllton 10
Oregon F.tght)•percent or the po~er pHmded
to Oregon r~1den t\ ttll come I rom prt\:ale or
lllH' tor-ow ned uuh11o atteh 011 Portland
General l'lcctnc .tn\.1 P..lc:llic Po~c:r .10<.1 Light.
1\s prool Oil he U\ lOgs, proponent Cllc I he
che.1p cner~u a' tl,tble from PU {) thnt dcol
\\tth the UunncqJic PCI\\cr uthllfll\, wh1ch
reaps"" energy lrom the Columbta Rh·er. 1 he\
CO\ i$100 ChC::tp hydfi'ICicCirtC po~cr lt'lr hUn•
drC'\1!1 ol 1 huu\ands ol Orcgomans ~ hll, ~ tth 1 he
p.:t\'llgc "' Meu,urc 4, v. oultJ plan PlJD
prupo,ill' lfl their UteU\
Rut opponenb, reac:htng radw audtences
through IMmcr Go\, l'om McColl, sa~ new
PIJJ), "'II 0111 SU\e nuc:-rayer' Stsrutlcant 'iums
ul monc~ . ;\ report on clltng up n PUD tn
nc.nb L.u~e o·"'etto. relc:.ucd th11 lt!ll summer
h) the ~tate I >eparuncntlll Encrg).t olten CtlciJ
to b.tck up thc11 urgument J\cwrdmg to the
rcp~cut, a P\JD lor l.tkc lh~ c:tlo cusu,me~
would ~.1\e unl\ ,mall amount ..
Other b.tllut mc.t,\lfc: unal)'al5o 5U} the
proltlcratitln ol NJDs v.ould mille PG E and Pr•&d nervous aa hell (or thctr mari.ct cut, but
would tnm the uv1n 1ndtvtdu I I'IJD• could
rCJip
Smulur cnn ol .. useless .. 11ncl .. hopeless"
tusve been brou~tht gn•n't Measure 9, In rsct,
whtle the purp<Hc: of number 9 11 to IUVe the
Ore on uuluy user money, finonoal nnlysts
any puuuge could actually r ~&e rata
Uuluy cnrnpnntCJI •n the tare. a• mag_ht he
upc:cted, charge customcn peroc:nla c of the
co t of new construction But r thtr thnn
tuck:mg on thC1le pcrc:cntagcs ufter construc:tton
or ne~ po"cr lucihtu: and muc:hmery lut11e bun
completed, Oregon companr" h ve been allQw·
eel, ttnc:c 1975 10 tndudc 11 during the time of
corutructton The percentage '' between 'two
and three J"'CfOC:OI or total COOIIrllctlon COliU
Prior to 197.S, utihues wHh eJtpenwo~e
corutrudaon schcdula, auch as PGE and
PF'&l., hud to borrow money Without getun
any ammedtalc return on 1t tn the lorm or rate
IOeteiUCJ fhl!l lllliiLIIOn mude the UUhll~ look
Ius allractwe tn en tern money rnurkett
Rallo! measure ,, would return the uttht)
compantes to tht~ lin nanl posnion
OpponentJ ol the mc.11ure pnnapall)
P<il nnd PI'&J argue that, because 1nf1ntwn
pta he" the cost of con1trucuon up so fnsl, 11 can
\'C ratepayer money to pay mflnuon goa
up, 1f they pay when oonstmctlon '' c:ompleted
and tnO.tuon 1r. at 1U htJhest potnt dunn the
con'litrucuon pc:nod, 1nOauon udJU!Itment """II
mean h1gher O\"Crall nstc:.
Proponenu of the mc:uure, howe~cr. y
thai if u rnlcpayer were (0 anveM the mone) he
A\a dunn11 thts period. he could muke more
than he \\'Ould have to pay at the end of the
consuucuon pcnod, even \\'lth anflnuon •
1aking entur~
Ballot 1enturc S tf paued. W1ll change
Oregon 1edtc::allu" to allo\\ tmtncd pectahstJ
to '"mnke. rep. 1r, and lit" hum n denturu
These spcctuhst would be called dentumtJ
Currc:nll) . onl) hcen~ed dcntut• mn} pertorm
uc:h dental ~orl:
Mc1uun: 5 ~ould c:stabluh a detotled
rrogrum l(l hcens.c dentunst . lktore reccmng a
dentun t's hcen5e, person would ha\e to
complete two-year formal tnumng progr. m
nnd two )'CJltf! of pmcttcal e~pcnenoe tC!t
\loould then he gt>ten b) the On'g•)n tote Health
Dtvtston.
flcforc \\orktng on a pnttent, a dcnturut
~ould need dcntnt's or doctor's "nuen
statement !hot the mouth wru free (rom dtKllSC
and thur the pnuent could wectr denturcs
The pnmc benclactors of ballot ~tcnsure :S
~ ould be sent or Cttll.cns hvmg on filled mc:omcs
I oda\', the co I (or ll denmtiO 10511111 fullaet or • dentures rang~ from :StiOO to Sl.500. But onl~
nbour Sl ZOot thut l)C5 to th~ actual mnnuloe­
tunng ot the denture Proponents of \fell ure S
dtum that moM of the remotmng cost •s the
n:!iult of the monorol) dcnusts hold on the
denture m trket, and af dcntunsm were legnlited,
the JlfiCe ~ould drast1alll) drop
Opponents ot the measure (tncludmg the
Oregon Lkntol soclatu)n) rgue thDI the
prncth.c ol dentunsm wouJd po l>t~l •endanger
the health ot tbnu~ndJi of Orc:goniam ... Titc)
potnl out thut .. the Uul: ol c:orr«tl) litllng
\Jcnture goc far t'IC)ond the mere mecham~ of
makmg u c::nt nd the mcc:hantcnl :uS4:mbltns of
dentures Your dentiSt must cure ull) c!l.amtne
"~"uc: , hone structure. look for l~1C.1ns, s1gru ol
cnnccr and other medu:al-den tnl problems th 1
c:~n onl) ~ detected and treatrd pro~rl) b)
trumed \.!enlists and ph)"'~ uns .. rhc) 11bo c1tc:
the l.l11lercn~ between the h1gh school, collere,
llnd dentlll ~chool gr llualltlO requu-c.menlll ror
denll~l • nd the fuc:t tlult dcntun51l would not
C\cn he rcqu1rec.lto ha~oe ,1 htgh t<:huol dtplomo
Hullot MeasureS ~ould co't the ttnp!l.)en
nuthtng f•roponent ~) 11 \\Oulc.J prob.lbl)
substanunll reduce the c<nt of dentum to all
pcortc: ~ ho nttded them. It would :sl$0 mukt'
UregtJntnn~ the onh Cttt7cn .. m the natu .. ln \\tlh
thc: nght to ~;hoo_sc whether to bu) dcnturn
hum 11 dcntl)t or u hccnsc-d tJentun)l Hut
\\ ould al o redu~ den Uti C'.lre to co 1
con nou~. t\lmpellll\'1: 11\JU'kct, tn \\ht h the
pncc ,)1 the produca '"'uld be 1n con wnt bailie
\\llh 11 quahl) •
l'here i~ 'till plt>nt)
of timt' to regi~ter for
the '<H. 7 Oregon elec­
tion. ~tudent~ who
hnH not )'e1 registcrttd
can 'tilt do so in the
OSPlRG otfi~e on the
~ccond floor of
Templl'hln Cenh~r.
9 ERA will not die
ln the Oct. 12, 1078 iuue or the
f"io.nflt'r Lot' there appeared an arti·
cle. ~nttcn b.) t\ndre~ KaJer, 1n
"htch he attac:led the Equal Rtthts
Amendment and the recent ac:t of
Congms which e.'\tended the
rlltdication dudhnc: b) 39 month• I
bt-hrvc Ka~r used faulty rcaaonana
m hi orgument and dt~torted the
propo ed meantn8 of the ERA..
Ka,er contend~ that pas~nge of
the ERA "ill 01hct for the woue,
t\'cl'\ aspect of American life On the
eonll'llr\', pa~sage of the ERA "all, an • • reality, do \cry httle tn mOuenc:•na
A me ric.a n OC'lC:t\'.
Emnttall). ·what the amend·
ment propo<cs ts that e\~f) human,
regardleu of 5e:\, should be allo~ed
equAl opponunities under the Ia".
The fact ''that, thcoreucaJI). we all
M\t man) ot tho~e nghts no~ .
The Fair Labor ~tandarch Act
of 1974, the Equal Pa' \ct of 1963,
and lule VII of the Ci,,l Raahts Act
of 196-1 (1.! mended b) the Equal
Employment Opponuntt) ,\cl ot
1972} all pro\ide for legal protccuon
(or aU pef"!.onl The ER , if and
•hen u h ratified. 11\tll pro,ide a
constitutional guarantee of equal
human righti It i~ for the benefit of
men and women equally.
Kaser stated that, '"Men and
women hu"e dtfferenCQ bloloJital·
1.), emotionally, and tn other waYI
The proposed Equal Rights Amend·
mcnt dOC) not recognue tb~
difference~ ." It lS quite ob\10US that
there are btoloiPeal difference)
bet~een the two sexes, but should
those differences be cause for not
allo~tng all persons the lepl op­
ponuniti~ lo de .. ·elop lhemsehcs b)
rumng equal lcpl rights?
I doubt that the people who
coruututc our society would dis­
regard the biolo_Jical differences in
men and women because of an
amendment in the corutitution
which auures that equalit) of ripu
under the law shall not be denied or
abridged b) the U S or by any state
on account or ~
The 1dc:a that ~ssase of the
ERA couJd encourage lcpl conllaeu
tn the relationship between
husband• and WlVCS, and that it
would bring ambaguity wathin the
family structure, 11 another arau­
meot whieb K.ucr addressed .
II ~ms interesuna that the
same basic argument wu used
agajnst givioa women the right to
'~'Ole when that amendment was
presented to the U.S Congreu in
1887. Hastory •bo-.'1 that, when the
amendment "s finally ratified in
1920, in actualit) that did not occur.
I ag~ee that equal ripu could
cause con01cu in the relationsh ip
bet\\een husbands and wa .. ·es if that
relationsh1p was baaed on the subjco­
tion of one panner to the other,
where one person was totally domi­
nant and the other wu denied buie
human ngbu, oril one partner made
lcpl demands thAt he or she wa' not
being treated fairly.
However, if the relationship
11\U based on mutual love and
n:spec:t, with both partneR rccognaz­
ins and aan:cina upon the needs and
obt.iptions of each other, I cannot
sec where equal riahts under the law
would int.crlerc with that rela­
uonlhip
Both bou~ of the U.S~ Con· arcu hn~ n:ccntly p.uaed a meuu~
aUo•ina for the ratification deadline
to be nteoded for the ERA. Many
pc:rson5-Kucr included-feel that
thil is ctther uneonttitutaonal or an
abuse ol the :5'-tua quo.
Tbc deadline date of ae~en
yean.., whttb wu traditionaJiy
•s:recd upon when the arnendmcnt
wa.a initially introduced, i• not in the
telt of the amendment but in the
preamble. and aincr: no where in the
c:onstttution it there any mention of
a rauficauon deadHne for propoaed
amendments, the eateruion Ia not
unconstitutional
The tradition of includina a
deadline date on propoacd
amendments bepn near the tum of
the century 10 order to diaolve dead
amendments, tbote amendmenta
10 To the Editor
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w hic:h we~ no lonaer bemg con­
sidered act•v~l)' for ratification
The ERA 111 b) no means dead,
e"cn though the ongmal seven year
deadhne would have dissol'tled •t in
March of 1979 Should a convenient
tradiuon have demed theopporturu­
l)' for a livel) and debated proposal
to run it cour\C.,
The fRA '' not tryang to gain
c'tra risht~ for women Nor as n
trying to den) men or women nghts
It re1;ogruta that each penon as
enutled to their equal nghu as well
as responsibilit i~.
At the .Nat1onal Women's
Convention held tn November 1977.
Bella Abzug wu quoted as $.8yiog;
vsome among us rn&) preCer a future
thai simply continues the past Our
purpose i5 not to tell women ho" to
li~e or what to do h lJ sam ply to PY
th.et \!\omen must be free to choose
.,., hat the)· do ..
Granted. equalny wiJI only be
ach1eved ~hen there IS no longer a
need for policies or laws to auure
equality When human cqualny ts
ac:h1evcd. the qucstton o( legal nghts
will cease to ClUSI Rather, lhe at·
utudcs of all humans will be in a
posnion in wh1ch equality for
everyone is an aaumed ruhty
Today, howe\er, we arc not 11
that state. I believe that, otthu po1nt.
it would be degradtn& to aU ati.zcns
of the Untted States to refwe to
allo~ our coruutuuon to mclude a
stAtement that provides for equality
of naht under the law for all per-
sons.
Ginn)• Gustafson
Ju.n1or
AD for nothing?
Hey fellah, week after week. for
the laat few year\. we'\'C opened our
PirJntt'f l:.oll' and JWI u quickly
jun~ed them How much longer are
you so~ng to contanue to pnnt thas
... ~n•fc an the back Joumahsm"
bullthit? Why do you expend so
much cHon for nothing?
How about it? The eCforu ofthe
Log stare need to be turned towards
fulfillinathe needa and wanu of the
atudent body. It has become qu1tc
C"Vident that Je~cral of you are in­
terested in boo~ting your own op­
ponunltics for a future career in
journah'm by printing irrelevant un­
intcresuna articles which make you
lool.: more polished (qUC$tionabtel)
but bore us to tears • Come on folks, how about
dropping the aelf-prcaervation at·
titude and taking the entire student
body 1nto mind. l know maraclct
don't happen overnisJtt, but pleue
COftlldtr It
In hopes of a more productive
future
Editor's nott: Ralph Ztmmtrman
Kim NofJr~n
SmlorJ
Thank you Vtry much for )lour
lnlt'rnr In tht Pioneer Loa. You
hiiVt bun two oflht fnv I.Awu tDtd -----
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Clarl.jolk to ujjrr am JOrt ofwrttltn
rt'$pomt to thl,, ~·tar's log
Howt'Vt'f, nunbl' your crltlcum
could Ult Jomt support
One probltm Wt' at tht' Log ha\•t
run intu in tht post, and art foctd
wllh IJO)\, It as bun rrlucum II's
r~ally t'a.S)' to Jll O\'tr a cup of coffu
m tht: Trail Room and ~hint and
buclt at Thursda) mornlnR .J paptr I
do 11 myulj.
Mrnd I'OU, constructive • crim·um u alway~ ~tiC'omt But
Ralph and Kim. ~htrt' iJ .¥our C"on
stru((i\4• rrtltC'tsm7 How dot~ tilt
Ptoncer Log RO about '1ulflllmg tht
nudJ and ~·ants of tht studtnt
bod;" unJ,..ss ~·t art told?
Tht Ptonecr Loa. btlftw• tt or
not. is tht studtnt's sou-nding board.
Thanlc \'UU }or wing tl and~ t look
Jurwardtu wmto/)'O Uf suggtsliOfU,
Better the devil
It •• hot A •weltcrang 90 degrees
or more. 1 he Oiet~ out an the coun­
yard suck to you and never seem to
leave even when you swat. Ekes buz.z
constantly around the c:.afctena gar­
bage path. maluna bee-shy customers
fret Ten-speed btcycles are
cverywhe~ . parked and chamed or
slnddang back-packed studenu to
and fro
It is Stanford. your typical staid
San Franci1co suburb
Heat ~:ave or no. the bustling
campus or Leyland Stanford Junaor
Uni~-ers tty, almo•t the size of my
Gambian hometown, Banjul, is
launchtng yet .snothcr fall term ~o
b1g deal, cltcept for me Th11 ume I
am one ot 1ts 12.000 studenu rather
than one of I ,800 at lewia and
Clark,
The SJmtlantlcs between Stan­
ford and LC arc underplayed b)
the•r dauamalarity ·stu, gcog.raphy ,
and ucademac philosoph•c:s and
attitudes
Both campu~es are alike an that
they arc accn1c, htStolic:al, coouuned
wathan secluded boundanC$, eater to
the filthy-ncb and proVIde a baste
undergraduate liberal arta program
But even though Cahfom1a hu mo~
sun and beaches than sood ol'
Oregon. Stanford hu notatruc:lt me
u another ·Happ) Anybody's Day
Camp."
The o~erri dina academic activi­
ty 11 antenae and competitiVe. Alter
thaluly hatcmng to my advisor
reaterate the mua11 for tuc::cess •n my
program, I ached for the good t1mes
on Palatine Hill Better the deVIl,
you know
Of counc I get homestck for the
C1ty of Ro1cs and, of couru, LC
Until June or 1978, LC waa all of my
Amenean expenence I very much
m••• the cloaenesa of a 1mall com­
munity where, after a whale, all fa~
finally have names.
But here at Stanford, you will
be lucky to aee any one of twenty
people for a second tame In a week.
The volume of work, 11 my
collcapcs in the &raduatc Jour­
naJitm proaram will confirm, 11 •
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utoundangly heaped
I agreed totally wath the palms
of my hands as they geysered dunng
onentataon It is scary when the
book you arc buying for your first
c:la.ss hnd been written by your
program chaarman. The me of the
bool bU8-\ yoU and SO does the (OC:C
of the: man Q) he walks by eyemg h1s
book among the pile you ore carry­
ang
"'fonethcle. u, the products of
LC for there are two of us here are
gomgto sho~ them the brawn wh1ch
LC h.ns driven mto ua We can take
hardsh1p and academic: torment with
courage -and, somctamcs, with A·,
I am sure ~etl Sabin [LC com­
munlc:ataons pro(euor) will
remember when I menhon the
Hoover To\tr-er, Lagunita, the Oval
and so on nnd ~o forth Well for
those unlike Saban, the Hoover
Tower hous~ the most con crvall\lc
of Ivy League corporatenesa and
would probably look down on Odell
Manor As a matter of fact it i1
severn! floors h•gher. It is a tower
after all. not a manor howe
Just for you, Dttp Throat wau
last Saturday's on-campus moVlc
The Otck asn't all that hot The aaya
and straaghts get by, the heathens
and the born-agams sit together, and
life goes on urunterrupted at Stan­
ford. huddled among the remnant'
ol the 1960s cult era
Stanford's Prestdcnt, R1chard
Lyman. hu much tn common wath
Old Jack (Howard] but dtffeD tn
that he can speak to people wathout
any remote my1taque and, most of
all, with a ~ense of bumor. He IS not a
health-food nut and hc'a not thank­
mg of Introducing T ranscendcntal
Meduauon into the curneulum
Lyman, a~ did Jack, vt~ated
South Afrlca-Sowcto ,
Johannesburg, the works. His repon
back to h" commuruty, as was noted
m the Stanford Dolly, wat one of
concern for the pain and decay he
saw and urg-cd America to take up tts
responstb1lity to bnng about a halt
to the'"' rhat are eating that country
from the core.
A ahon talk I had with ham at a
white wane and cooktC$ (ughl) recep·
tion )howed he wu a tensitive and
bro.td·m•nded andaVJdual He talked
and joked about himself and h1a
wife. among other ttunaa But I
reahze thAt ten manutes w1th h1m
could not tell me cverythaog about
htm lnCJdcntally . he wu 1 JOUr­
nalist. a foreagn correapondent for
Tht London Economist
Jt •• excming to be m the m•ddle
of all o( th1s but it would take a
aruesome number of houra of study­
ang every day to keep up the reputa­
tion Or Richard Hoyt [com­
munlcauons auocaate profeuor] has
built for me here. I read haa
recommendation in my file and there
i• no doubt in my mind that he has a
'f'ery bra&ht future in fictaon wntina
Take it up, D1ck, you earned it
Nt1na N'Jcwnu/t1h Humasi
CltUJ of/978 -Coverage limited
Whnt do I thtnk of the "'"'
I os(l Well l am to mad J can see
Honc•tly I muat commend vo•
your loc•l e;overna-c ln fact
~overuse 1 'o local thAt I
meantnglc:A s relnhve to p-anttiCIJ
pem:puof\J of) what o
nl'l\ .rpnpcr thould focua on.
I wonder of course
whether •orne of the
aberr.tnt• nttcndmg th11 uutJ
of ··udvnntcd" educauon arc:
~e beyond their own fun and
(oh please tnclude n btl of st
to where tht rumon, contanent
~orld arc heudans
A good pon1on of today'a
dent body will end up in pOllltiC)JI
some amponanec, in tcnns or
'lion mukang. \'Cry likely anect:tn;
small number of people from
country to Brazil to South
seems to me ridicul.oua that
'chool newspaper does not
h•gher pnonty on accurate reiJK)
of events that ore of pa1rao~
amponunce. yet unfortunately,
beyond the tree-lined
lawn~ of our own little secured
up on the htll
Let us •cc some action.
least on uuempt nt davemlftco:lltOI
order to help broaden the oen
uve' of our "lenders of tom
No consideration
We feel Mr Hoyt's letter
week'\ Plon~tr Log wu not a
structive attack on Andrew ...._
guest editorial on the ERA.
tcmptauon is to follow Mr
cumple by auackang h1m as a
'on matcad of hts letter
At a commurue:a tJOf\J orj:lfe~
he ~hould be well aware of hn .. ,,,.
construc:tavel y elitacaze an
Does Mr Hoyt behcve freedom
speech tnc:ludes the freedom to
grace another human beana7
Although we, too, -··
Andrew'• ,opimons we have
reason to attock his per~onaUty .
find it l'llther aron•c Mr. Hoyt
cuses Andrew of cb.aracteriatjcs
h1maelf exemplifies in his letter. l
also question th11 annitutioa
"higher" edueauon's acreeat
process wh1ch has allowed a
wath •uc:h vuJaarily an written
prt$sion on the commun1caUI
staff
We would hope Mr
of conSideration will be taken
account an the case of poss1ble a
vanecment in h.is pos1taon at Let
and Clark.
Heldt Hess.
L.tndo 1\uclchahn. Still
Jim Middleton. Strt Sch
nls
ill ~
sJ
• Dooley Flouridation facts • floMu J
In the emotional atnl'loapben
u pendtng election on nuoridat~~r ··
many char~ s and coumer-cr111
arc lilcely to be made by oensons
both side• of the assuc It LJ dilTta
for the pubhc to know where to
for factuol, euy to underatand
mation A few penons feel
health profcsslonaiJ and an\lr!:
mcnt officaat. have been "hrtun,u
cd" an to believing Ouolidauon u
and cffccti\e, and so arc relucw
accept their judamcnt on the mill
I would lake to mform
readers about o recent report
nuondat•on from a source
w1dely respected as bema very
b1ased The July and August ·
of CoiUumtr Rtports c:arlied a
pan repon on Ouondatton that
dressed many of the conoemJ
people have about tt.
Moat people familiar with
publication know that It owes
alleaiance to either the healrb
dullry or government, and btl
been cntacal of both. h hu a
tion for takant an objcctJve,
nonaenae approach on iuucs
concern the pubhc
Robtn lsmtln, D.D.S.. It/.
Dtnrt1l H~t1/tlt
Ptonttr Lot. Octo#Hr 16. Mo~
to I
thl!>
30
one
Ben
a 'lhQ
Bd
one
th
0 Entertainment
limited
tnk of the
mad 1 can see
commend v ....
age. In fact
~Cal I hat I li
vc to (granted
what a
foeu~ on.
of course 11
of the I
hg tlus i
Jcauon are
1wn fun and
l: o bu of altld\'i
~
on of today'•
up tn poslti
10 tc:nns or
hkely affectt
people from
o South A
hcuiOUI thll
does not
accurate ... .,.,"
rc of pa
unfonu
~bned
lttle secured
• •me act1on. or
d1veraifica
tdcn the IM!Inll
'nl Of IOITIOnM
eration
I oyt 'a letter tn
~g was not a
~ Andrew n..u
~ the ERA
~llow Mr
.ins htm u a
~ettcr .
!e&Uon.s prora
aware of hoJ
!tcize an artx
:Jieve freedom
~ freedom to 1
~-&n being?
too, disag~ ee
as we have
IJ personality.
[ic Mr. Hoyt
:haracterittia
1 to bis Jetter ' . . ' • tnSUtUUon
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• Student
Anne Trutblood
Of lb~ p..,Mn 1111
The tpotlight has been on
student perfonneB at Lewis and
('lark It nee the Mey Fete talent tho'llo'
of last spnn~t
Students Organtud lor Ac­
tivni~ director Sle\le Fendrich satd,
M fhere are .some really fantastic ar­
tists and aroups on campwchat I feel
need exposure . lthmk what students
really enJOY nrc 11tudents entenainina
studenu;,"
Fendnch suuau a &ood way
for students to pin exposure is to
org.~~n11e mwtcal funcuons throuah
their dorm councll.s. Forest HaD'a
Mw1c Odyucy, a c:ollaboratJon of
nudent talent under the dtrcction or
Rntdent Director Gary Outer. is
one such orgaruuuon. Groups of
this type help SOFA seck ou1 talent
and in tum orpniu other more
publjciled cvenlJ.
SOFA is sporuorina a Gona
Sho~ Oct 27 an connecuon wtth
Homecommg Both scnous and not·
t.o-senotu acu are tnvited to enter
and be disco..,ered. wuh the aid of
judges Bob Mandel, Jeanie
McKn1ght . and Dean of Students
Oiclr. Soreruon . Entry forms a.re
a\.ailable at the lnfonmation Desk.
Another opponunity for the
musically inchnc:d is the Rusty Nail.
The Nail 1 always on the lookout for ent s • es
talent to perfonn there on weekend
ntaht • Tht Nail is where Murray
Orrick and Dave ~nman. some or
the mo't popular student talent on
c.ampu. ... beJilf\ playina together. For
tunher mformauon con~rning the
RUJty Nail contact its manager.
Oa\'C U ntermeycr
Other student talents tnclude
Sebastian Mahnow, smeer and
guitar player. Anne Steiner. abo
,.,ith auuar and song. and Steve
Brown and Maureen Andrews, With
drums orui guitar.
SOFA i. auempttn& to 1nvohe
the best or campus talent v.nh the
Nonhv.est Independent SchoolJ
Association. This will enable these
arttsts to tour other schools a.s v.-cll as
extend an invitation to students
from elsewbtre to perform here.
Fendrith s.:aid the 1dea behind this 111
to provide a "valuable upenencc. to
play before sttangen ."
Fendrich aaid a music fesuval
may be organiz,ed for sometime in
the spring of this year. perhaps at
Gn.~wold SUldium. This tdea,
however, h..u not gone into the
plannina stages Students are mvued
b\-Fcndrich to take their 0\4 n tn·
Ua.ll\IC in the orpni.mtion of rune·
tions suclus this. "ltbink SOF can
help to have provams," said Fen­
dnch. ybut tndi,iduals ~nd dorrru
can also come tnto play. After all,afs
their 5ho~ .- •
No~ playing
Woman m tbt Dunn
Oct '\0 ., p.m.
Ba~ed on a bnt-selling book by
Japanese \4ntcr Kobo Abe, Woman
m tht' DuntJ deals \\tlh the fun­
damental que11tion of uistenc:c and
the meantng ol freedom.
n entomolo~t collecting
beet I~ on a 'lllnd dune is crapped in a
~ndptt "ith ..t woman he does ncH
kno..... The 1\\0 develop a
relauon,hip <1S they shovel the Jhtft­
mg 'and.
Dtrec:ted by Hiro:r.hi Tllt olcliu's Pra.t~r
OCt. 31. 7 p.m.
. A depiction of the role of Jap~n
tn World War II, 'J"M Soldrt!r's
PraJo C. the thtrd of a tnlol) of
films on -The Human Conditaon ."'
Japanese soldtcr (Tat.sU)'11 Nakadat)
~~captured by the arm) of the S0\1et
Union and •~ 'Cnt co a prilloner-oi­
wnr camp tn Stberw. There he u
tndactc:d as a war ~nmtnal. The film
sho.,. ht suempt lu tk"'ape.
on' scree111 'IN CONCERT
allowe~ a ~ School Director Jerry Luedders rehearses p m Admission to the
~ 10 wntten 11h tanlst Ann SchaHert Miller for the concert Audltortum will be free. ,_,. l~hricA
concert in Evans T~hiphara , the film stars Eiji
Okada and Kyolto KL,ida Oan:cted b)' M;uakt Kob:ay:s~ha ,
who al~o di.re.;tcd Haral.;m and
s~\ ~n Samurai , Thr. So/d,u', Prayer
sh0\4 s .,. hat war does to both
llJ8~0r:5 and defenders.
ifubrr1 Wot:~Jc LlbrarJ.
oommuntca~ w11l present tomorrow night (Friday) at 8
e Mr Hoyt's
· I lx taken
• of pouible
tosiUon at
tidl He33.
,uckhahn, Still
iddl~ton. Stfl Man Destiny to
shown at Fir Acres
D Doolt) )D facts '-l!lonm Loa
I
I atm01pben J7t,. ,\.fan uf Dt.rtin>. the first ol
on fluorida~ ,_ to lx featured at Fir Acres
counter-clwJillt thts year, opens Monday,
de by persomober 30.
•ue. It 1J dtlfllli 'ftt~ one-act comedy. Written bv
bw where to Bernard Sha" tn 1895,
loderst.and i .1 hort epiSode '" the hfe of
rsoru feel Bonapane
Js and " depu:t, N•poleon
nt repon
sourc:c
bema very
d Auauat Halhbun on) a~ lxtng 27-
and no1 yet famous A., a
tn the French Ann).
opens the play at an inn
I llnltiOU'IIy &Wilting diS·
afler vtclor)' dt Lodi. The
(len litevens). soothes
a~ he jfOW"'.sngry with the
hu. dispatch«:\ . arrest of the lieutenant, who JUSt
then hears a vo1c:e he: recogntzc:s as
thut of his lxtrayer
The Strange Lady (Juhe Grant),
as she i6 idenufied, enter' lrom
offstage to be tmmedlatcly accu!led
by the lieutenant of hovtng d•sgua~ed
henc:Lf as a o;oldJer to tnclc htm toto
g•vmg up the dtSpat~h~
The remainder of the plot con­
cerns Napoleon ') verbal duehnl with
the trange l.udy and hts action in
retneVJng the dt,patch~ As
l'l:apoleon di,covcrs , the Strange
Lady hod been sent to inter~Xpl the
dtspatches ond at the ~me ume
confiscate a letter re"calin& hiS wile I
Jo,ephme·~ infidelit) .
Wtth .1 length) coune or
dialogue, Shu" manage' to
ts earned a
dation that
e concern•
l. • m~ntpulate the audience into unc:er· I
taenty with whom to ''de. fhe end­
~========== tng. howe\er. ehmmutes this dilem­
m.iliar with
hat it owes
the health
t, and hu
It hu a"'"'
objective,
on iuuet
!CIOlHr J(J, one-act comedv -s a short episode in
of Napoleon
the me,senaer 1 8tll Jnr·
.arrive, he rtport • young
hns conned him anto sur­
the dt!ip.&tche) . Furiou:~,
n order' the immediate
Log. Ot tuhn 16. /978 ma b) portraymg both 'apoleon
o1nd 1 he c;trange Lad) a 'I victorious ,
although neither ha' uctuull) wun
an,thmg.
7 ht· \1an of /)t>,,lllll " dlrcc:ted
b) Theatre Prol Rich"'rd Walhs, und
play' through '\ovc:mb(r -' m I he
Bl.tclt Bo., Con:un time 1 8 p m
ni¥htl•;, "ith an adm1s ton t: hargc ol
Sl for ~tudentund lilcUit) on Thur,.
d.r't. Fndny, :and .uurdll) ntShl'l ..
For lunhcr tnrormatton nnd
rt er\llllon,, c:all24-'-<>161, ut. Jn. • Pamplm Sports C~nur , room
10 . .tldmtJJtOnjru .
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GUISEPPE AND NAPOLEON 1 omluuon u~tuu Room. ildmls­
,,onjru.
•
Len Stevens, left, as Gulseppe turns from David Halliburton (Napoleon) tn George Bernard Shaw's Man ot
Destiny whiCh opens Oct 30
11
• en kickers • • one, t1e one
1..17 \\ aiL;r,
or •ht l'i .. nnr l.ut
1 ht I.e~ •~ und Clnrl men'
'1lr.>lt> ~occcr tcnm plaYed to a l-lt1c
n ntn't Ore11on College ol l·duca·
Utln here sat urdu) alternoon,llltcr s
2·1 Up)CI VICtor) O\tr Um\Cr$1t uf
P.ortlnnd cwl1cr 111 the "eel:
OCF cored li'"'1, JUlll 20
m1nuto anto saturdn • match 1
C'\'cncd the sc:orc, ho"c\cr. "hen
fon\IHd Greg :'liu:hoh clll one an for
the l'tonee~ Hoch teams tool. plenty
of sht'l~ m the ceond hall, hut
neither \\'Ill able to break the 1·1 uc
C~'ach l On\ ham, :ud he wa
d111.:' Pf'Otnted v.1th 1 c, perhn­
muncc "\\e tn cd m themntch, btll
\\C d1dn'1 tune ellhcr a C.()n truclt\c
ortensc or dclense." 1 van., '"'d "I he
tiC' WllS O.lltCfiOg to US It \\ ouldn'l
JUI\'C sur pose-d me II "c hRd lo t the
gamC' ..
Photos hy Lc.,fie Faust
14 h•un11 ud the: te.tm ~~mt'd to
Inc~ control and tntcnsit). hut ~us
not ublc to pomt out any pcctlic
problt'm
I C' 2·1 \ICtor) O\cr Umvcr II\
ol Pmtlnnd on Wcdnc da' \\'as nn • '"ur ct," I \.JO!> su1d, becuusc the
Unt\c:rsll) ol Portland fielded \Cf)
trong tcnms tncr the fllJSt t~o
!\CU OilS
f orwa.ud Chns I\ hnc cored to
put I C on the -coreboard ZO
mmutc.s anto the match !\cuhcr
team \h nbiC' 10 core in the rc:m.un­
tng 25 mmute~. o the hall ended
"llh the P1onccn; on tup 1·0
l C lurw~trd Greg Nichob ndd·
(d tmlllhcr go.al I.S mmutc' mtu the
)ffiJnd half be lore ll of P wa' uble to
core I he Pt~llteer delen'c hdd out
lor rhc rcm1undcr olthc hull, und l {~
\\on b} ,, 2·1 margm.
h'Um ~ud he "'•" plcu cd \\'llh
the lc.un' '\IUt 1nnd1ng cflort," und uttnbutcd the \iiCIIll\ to "c cc:p·
tltln.ll ,telem.hc phi).
.. It ''·'sour best dcfcnsl\e eflort
or the sen un bi:c.tu~e aur pla\Cr<<
"ere uhk tn control their ke)
pl.t)er,," h1an' sa1d He pr:mcd the
e'oellcnl pia) ol JUillie D1ctcr
Zander, dclcndcr I odd f{mu~r .md
mnUtddcr l•mnt Herre1d
\!though 11 ddcn':'hc pin) ha~
bc:en c. oellcnt, the tc.un ~~ sttll nut
pin) mg ,,~ well il 11 could be, f\'flll'
ud .. Our oil en".': 1111 need-;'' orl, ..
he !>Utd. ·•our u\ ern II plu~ lor 90
mmutes" sttlltnconSI!I tent \\ ha\ c
to lc.un 111 plily good, b.t,lt: 'nccc:r
hl:lure ~c c. an pin) \\ell ,,, ,, tc.tm "
hun~ atd he '" upumisuc
.ahotH the unpormncc of v.mntng
thetr rcrn.unm~ mutche,
I he team's nc:-~t gunu '' 111 be
!Sa turdS), (kt 28 ·•~:tnin~t tJc:orgc
t=o College 1n "'c" berg. Ore •• 11 2
P m. •
Top. Lewis ond Clerk mtdlteldor Chrts Kline (light
'lhtrt) battles with Oregon Collogo of Education
mtdftolder Btzhon Gohosodt whllo LC mldflolder
Fr.tnc:o Farruu and OCE fullback Daniel Moore
look on
lower rlghl. Frustrotod LC ployors 311 on tho bonch
altar hord ·fought 1 1 tlo oqotnst OCE
Above: LC mldlleldor ChrIS Kllno tukos on tho OCE
dAion•h .1
Righi center: Pioneer fullback Rtck Kay concon­
trcJit·~ duttng OCE match ~tlis,a I
~Ill I'IC!
Sect
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what the
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won't h
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\ S · club prepares for season
~tlls!la Utllrn II> H tilt rlonr~t I o~
Sccmtfl}!l) unbckno" n11 to
panv m~:mbcra of the comJWtl com·
,,untl)', 1 here tR u 11k1 club 111 I e" I•
nd t:lnrl
I huugh •kunM dlw~ not hn\c
haws ra VIU'IIIl)' sport ht I C, lClllll
jnembcra lnmt the mtcreJt m com·
uuve d:.hug wrll rcm:un af not
nc t~se
Sophomore Shelly l._rrnd:tll,
plnin Of the \\omen's team, IBid
whll the skreri really need as. IIUpport
nd rccognallon ··We're out there
reprcscntlor, the school nnd thc)'re
not behind us," Ront.l II aard .. nrc)
wo 'I help nnd I t.lon'c kno" wh) " nc~plle the problcrm, IUrnOUI
for lhc l~m hu been enrhusmsllc
llu ~ ar\1 11 '' concc:&vahle thor more
thnn JO 1k1e11 could turn out \\Inter
·~rm .. hout easluc~n people have
made ll ttuJng c:t,mmllmcn&
11lrcady," he aurd
TnoutJh compchllon In tl.llorn,
6JUnl 11htlom CIIUI cront:OIIIIIry Jl:llntt
\\ rll not lx:g111 unlll JnnuBrv, eQmc:
le.rm member. hiJ'c ttlrently been
worl:rng out for 11. ~cd:e LC con•·
[lC':ICj unnamt lettms uc,;h 8~ Unt\CI I
I)' of Oregon, Oregon Score,
PoniMd Saute Unl~entt) nnd
£!11\tcrn Oregon St lc College
Y LAND TRAINING rhe 11t1eU re CUrrent!)
hudgcted S\000 from the achlcuc
depi rtmcnl, but tcarn nrcmbt:fl mutt
paxthc:tr o\\n wn)' to roce when they
represent I C Roopcr 81ltd there rc now 22
student Pltrtlc:rpallng an .. dry·lnntJ
trtrlnrn!t" untrl lhe sno~ come 10
Ml Hood I he student• \\Or~ out
t\lto hour each I uclda). Wcdncs
dll) und I hun~dny n!tcrnoon Coach Ryan Roopor (loft) and ska tudent do 51r tchlng x rei ~ to w rm up
.. When 11 CO!ilJ: S40 IO SSO n
~cck. you're: Or~courag~ng a lc11 of
," an•d sophomore flue ·r hr •
'm••~~'11 ream crtf'lllrn ··r here's good
on lha campu 11hn1 d1dn't
1Wa111to commrtthc lrmc.': or mnney"
Co.u:h Ryun Roo~r ~nrd
n111 hu'"c I nuhtaonnlly hnd to
thetr own wuy much ole he ume.
:tadcnt , tS mthc plrll, life gcHniJIO
ror ~I lol Of thcrr 0\\ II
Rooper suad. .., a~e
I\, cqurpment, transrortnt&on
aomc lodgrng nnd lrll Prne11ce bcg~ns wtth seru:J of
Klretchlf\g exerciRc:5IO wnnn up. nd
RoQper hen the group folio\~. \\llh n
10 lll Is manute CfiCll or cxercases
destgn~d 10 develop I he muscles uacd
m downhill kung
fhe akiera l•o run,
ClCct~Monully piny occ:er
bUild theu trcngth. endur
gahl't "''"or
to help
nee and
A ~ipc:"attl lcuture of Roorer'
trutnlns prog1 nn rs Ius we of yosn
CXCfCIICII JUCh 0 the "Solute 10 the
Sun" nntJ the .. Cetrp5c l'ose.''
I he Snlutc to the Sun tmohesa
enc:5 of slrctchrng movements
\1. hrch make Ulie ol moM olthc maJOr mu c:lei or I he hody I he e CIC:IIC
hcJJU dudop both urength nd
ne lhihl)
1 he Corpse Po&e I used to
relieve tensron nd mcntnJ CAb w­
uon 1 he JUHliClpanl con~ntnlleJJ
on rei !o;BilDn by c:onuolltng hi
brcnthrng patterns.
Runper stud team mcmhc!l
\\ere o bllapprchcl1~1\'c \!then he tir 1
tntroducctl I hem to )'OIJII "At lint
there wn r htclc: bll of skcpt•c•sm,''
he IU\rd "But d:.rer are u'ually open
10 OC'-' tlungs ..
"We knc~ ~hat we \\ere curn
mto," Th1u surd "It's u mcntnlthrng,
ond "e ncccpted rl It's helped him
Sports CataLog
\\ rtlllillK fhe I c" inmJ lar ~
wre: thn tcnm "rll hold tl far 1
offi 101 team ffiCCIIng \\'ednt!ldB),
No' I, occordang to couch ferr •
Krummel
1\nyunc who "ould h~c 10 JOin
the mu't cont11ct K rummd a5
llli ponthle 10 began 1 con·
ng prognun
lr11cre$tcd partie' ihould cun•
Krummd 11 C'\tcn 1\lO .'·tO
.rv \'ulluh•ll I he I C Vt1~tt\ •
lr)'h<~ll re.tm deleatc:d the I an·
College IV tenm IS-5, I.S-13
15·12 hc•c \lnnday
1 he aqumJ 11 no\1. l·J on the
on. \\llh 11 three lnsse ltll tn
l)' tCIHtl
I he I \''s nc~l home mntch viii
lhe I C lnvrtntrunal f•m.ln) 1md
D) ()\ 1 tnd •l
For the very finest
In sandwiches
and salads
. '
t
11300 W. Burnside
Tel. 227-8864
Giant Pitchers
$1.40
SAT NITE 7-11 p.m.
With L&C 1.0.
, (){ 1oftrt lftnnr If'~· CA Whtr }(I, 197~ \1rn' J\' So.c:ecr The I C men's
I\ ~o~r team beat Columb1 ,.. Chn llllfl 3·1 un let lb, ttnd lmlllO
Clork College by the nme core Oct
18 I he tci\m no\\ hu two wm •
two lone 11ncJ u ru: on the en lion
Snlllng I he I C 1111ihng .squad
topped nine other a~houl• ro \\mthc
Unt\CrJIIY ol W11slung ton K tckoU
Rcgutttt Oct 1•1 .11 Scllltlc.
L c (tcnm I) \\nil rirst w11h JQ"
!ii.'Orc al lO 75 potnt5. \\'cJtcrn
\\' 1 hington wn scNniJ "'ath l2.uml the Unr\Cfllll) or \'accona cnmc In
th1rd w11h 46 pornl Oregon Stale
Unr\et 11} (team I) wo fourth wrth
$0.75
'nuonnll) ron~cd Unn cr,;uy of
W rshtnglon firushcd flfth, I) mg l <.,;
(te.un II) \\ 11h 54 poants keed
College waJ nc 1 \\1th SS
I he Una\cr at) of fluget ound
came m !'ic\Cnth \\rth 62 ptt~n l!l
Urmcr 11) (II ()rcgc'n was c:aghth
~rrh (,6 and ( l U (team 11) finrshctJ
In t \\ rlh 96 poant
lltl ~ ....... . (Roo per) nd loul "here he's 1 .. u h!Jif houn or ynga It btkt1 thcar
mrnd off !iiUd~'ln • Ruorc• 1id he 11 \ltllhn to
te rch ha.-)fOgD t«hnrqu~ to people
OUIIldC f.tf the ll::& IC>Jm "J CApec:t tO
htnc people (In fnll tr rntn ) not
anterestcd In compcumc a~ung," he Tlu 1d he c pc 1\
tUCCCUIUJ 10n ror the tC m C:\.CO
ad "Rut those th 1 nl the coo-though I C competes llh tar ,.,
""oob "\\ c dD quuc wl!ll ctu II) "
he td "Titeftc rn school too to
they're not gorn to ~ much better
I hun Ui fhe t lcnlthere tUII ood ns
(tt 11) here drtronm
"I he rllu1c '' hnfd on the
body," he :ml "The finn wed; thcr'c
\\ere lnt of ore bodacs But dunn
midterm ltme, \\C drd about one nnd "~ c're not sn ne \\ e're gonM
hDl'C a for oC fun I hi \\ IOtc:r "' •
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•A tin. in CPR and Ftnt MtdltaJ
fimtf'ltnc, Reponse \\all be tauaht Oct. 26
and 'o' 2 from 730 to IO:JO p m an the
Ptmphn '\porh Center\ wmthng room b}
un Amenc:an Heart '\Mocullaon mstructor
Thir. dll'~ t!l bclntt brought to lht t C campu"
h\ ,,n orgommtion called CPR ltfe lanr.
fllcre 11\ a rc8J<~Imhan fcc ol S1 SO lor & •anttlr
pc'""on and StdO (each) lor 2 or more people
,, ho n:ga~ter tosether. For further anformu
non and n:gtstrauon. aall 2-13·2271.
• nun C'harlir < haplln OJm,, Tht> RmA,
Tht! Floorwu/J. n nnd lkhmcltht Sc-rrm, "til
be ,ho\\n at the North\\est l·ilm Stud)
Crnter, Oct 2b :u 2 p.m. l'he~c three ftlent
cln~~•cs \\111 be tcatured "ath pin no accom­
tumment and arc con,idered b) orne cnucs
to be the finc:'t ot Chaplin' mo\les
1\t p.m the ~a me: e'-enang 17tr Mmu·lr
oj \forifon'.s Curl. (/944), · tar~nl' 8tlt)
Hutton, "Ill aho be ~ho\\ n. The ftlm Study
(~enter i~ locnted Dt 1219 S\\' ParL. \\c:,,
Portl,tnd rnr mtlrt mformation , cnll 22b-
2ii I J Public ccurrences
-..... ' .
JOG·A·THON
Interested members of Sunday's Jog-a-thon between Linfield and Lewis and
Clark practice hard In hopes of completing the whole 36 mile run \ktlls Center and Jackie Cohen of the
Plonmna ond Plucement Center, Nov. I
UO p.m tn the Oray room, Tern
(enter The discuss1on wtll (ocua on
provang •tudent wntina tkall~ when
po•ing leOef'll ot application tor
and petlonul Jtotementa required
tcruduUJe c:hool uppli~ttlons
• Proft\\Or 8111 Handlt)' and
Jortdtrlck ( ox will !!peak on the -,.1,..
tunltle~ for pence m the Mtddle East
out of the (amp L>uv1d summ1t talk.t
Wednc:,dny . Nov. I ut 7 p m tn the «..:o:u!Q11
C hnmbcr.
Profc: nH Unndley i!i the
member ol the tnternntionol affai"' d .. t-:
ment and hu 'crved a' Ambu!ttdo r
1 urlo:ey and Muh, all well as
'-ecretUr) ol Stnte lor "'lenr Ea'\tern
South \sum Alfuu
Dr Co" is the darec:tor of the •n..,
f. st \tudies Center at Portlnnd State
I\ ersity.
• \\ illi•m H. L uer., recent depul) nuu.­
tanl 'ecrctary ol )tate: for Eutope and heud ol
the state department la~k Ioree on the --------; Both men an: ellperh on the subJtc:1
Maddie fu•tt>rn pohllc• and 1hould nrr'~'
un e'l:ccllent anulys" of the ,,tuntton
wall be •pon&orc:d by the l..ewts nnd
Hnlut111n J\U und the newly-(
Porllund ( onfederullon of Jew a~h Studem
'trnte~c Arm' Ltmitauon Talk ''til 'pen!.:
on theS.4L7 PrncnJtn •-fntrrtra,Oct 26at
7 p m at Portland lUte Univentt)' Room
.338 mtth Center luer , who h curre~ th•
tl. \. \mba ~ Bdor 10 Veneruelo, i' ~1ng
brought to the PIOil cnmpu' b~ the World
~ nhout War C ounetl Admhston ''I~ and
tor more inJormation, call 22H-H!U8 • fhr Prodigal on wall be the topic of a
.. ermon b, C'haphun George '\bc:rle 1n thtt.
"«l'' t1 '0 p.m worshtp servtc:e at Agn~ r lanognn l hnpel Oct 29 Janel Day. n lt>WIS
und Clnrk grnduate. w11l sang two \Olor. 011 11
\()CCtfll mmtcul offering. All member\ of the
1 (' commumt} ar-e welcome nnd encounaaed
to attend
•MI'" Tatlod,.'~ Million' (1948) o mov1e
obout .1 Holly\\ood \tuntmun who mil$
querud~ .. , a dtmwitan order to heir n younp •1 hr death penalty will be the topac of a
'f'lccch b) Hugo Bed1w, Brande11 Univentty
philosphy professor, at Agne!i Flonagnn
Chupel Oc.t.. 10 at Q n.m Bedav, author ol
1 ,,. nrath PC'nallr In Am~riC'O, Ill bctng
spon,ored b} several l C academic
department' to promote owaune1s of Ballot
Meu~urc: 8, u proposnl to retn!ltate cap1tnl
pum\hment tn Oregon. •John Adam,, second Pre.411dcnt of
\Jmted '-lute~. WU!i born on this day in
tn Brumtree (no\\ Qumcy), Mns ...
Cont.
•lht (olaillon for lhe \(Ud) Of tcac
Otmocra tlt Acrlon wall hold IL\ fit~t mec:[11
ol the aaadem1c year Nov 2 at 3 15 "·"'~,: •Thr Major and the Minor (IQ42), tarr­
sng Ra} Malland and Ginger RogcN, \\111 he
sho" n Oct 16 3t p.m .u the Northw~t
Film tudy Ccntt'r, 121 Q S ~ Park .he.,
Portland. For more inftlrmuuon, c:nll 22b-
21i I I hc:aro~. "ill be hown at th,. "Worth~t\t l-tlm T
Stud} Center Oct. 29 ot 8 p m For more u e •
anlormation call 226-2811 J---=:._..=::...::=-...::.... _______ :-_1
•Toda) as the eve of All Sutnts' Day, or • \n e ploraclon of llttrnath ·e hullnc more commonly kno"n b trick-or-trc:nten; 3 Harrington Hou'\c: The coahtaon.
fourth year of elu,tence, "tek$ dcmOICta:
•On th" da) in un~ . the cne Can:.l
opened to trallic
Fri. 27
•J~rr.) Lueddrr. , 'Uophoni'tt, and \nn
Sc:hantrt Miller, pianl,t, will p< norm Oct
27 at I) p.m, an Evan' Mu tc Bmlding 1 he
c:onoert •~ fret"
• ·\ Uallo~e en ~1uqutrMdr fll.,cu
BrncOt for the Communtt)' School wall be
held Oct 27 from 8 p m. to I a.m. dt l'he
:'\c:tghbors of Woodcru(t Hall. 1410 ~~
Morn on. ltckets ar-e Sl . .SO tn ad\'an~ o~nd
SJ at the door. ~or further tnlormataon. call
2J8-04J7.
•On thi!i d•> in 185ft, l'heodore
Ro(Uc\lelt , the 26th Pres1dent of the United
Stat~. w'lls born m :'\c" \'orl Cit}. method\ Will be offered an Hoh!lttc Heohng c.hc:rubs nnd de,1ls,zu Halloween. Thegntely
( elebrauon at the Portland Downtown of flnllo\\c:en usunll} begJns at dusk when
\''WCA, Oct. 28, from 10 a m to 4 p.m cluldrc:n of 1u ugc& co dressed an CO!ltUme
Ele\en wor~shop:o. ar-e beang presented b) door-to-door begging for cand) nnd ployinn
lo~"UI pecialish m the field~ of ch1ropmcty ,
ucupunc:ture, palmastry, mo~saee, pl'iink~ d
0 3 k 11
naturopathy, polnnty therap)· mtd wuery •1 he Cui Pwple ( 1942) an r. e )
homeopath) , 1ridology, nutnuon. mc:datu and Mr. lf)dt (l'l12) will both be sho\\n
tion, und tr~\ rc:ductton The lc:e for the Hollaween mght Oct 31 nt the Northwest
worl..shop~ and lunch t!\ S6 SO for YWCI\ Ftlm Study Center, 1219 SW Park A\e,,
members und S8 SO ror non-member~ Coli Ponland 771l Cat Ptoplr, nn cene movac
221-6281. c:, t SO tor more mformatton .1nd ,about a womnn who oon transform herself
tnto n dendl) cat. will beg1n m 7:30p.m Dr:
prercgl~>tr.u•on ){•All/ Dfld Mr. HJ dr, Robert Louas Steven-
•Su~&nne Bunker, a ~enior at I.C, wtll be on' chalhng 1110ry about 8 phy
1icmn who
the le.ttun:d \Oiou;t. playing the nute and can abruptly change 1010 a morutcr, \Hll
pt.tno, Oct. 29-JO at the Civic Auditorium for follow at 9 p.m For more mformat1on, cull the ftr.a Oreg9n Symphony Pop~ concert of
226-
2811 the: 1978-79 !<CUson Bunker wtll perform
C1111, ,.,11n0 for Flutt> b.) Cecile Chuminadc:. •liht»hi and gob lim \\til Pe able to
and u duo for nu1e and clannet, with prepare for Halloween nt the second nnnual
:-.;onn.tn te)den pln}ang the clonnet. She Fnce Pamtmg Part) Itt Gregor) HeagbtJ
abo\\ Ill pia} nrrmr MWIC'jrom I.O\'t' Stort. Community School, 7334 NE Siskiyou, Ott S 28 T1ckc:h ore Jllll U\ailable lor thts concert 31 from4•30pm 'o6·30p.m Adm1ssaonu at Cnll 22H-1 JSJ tor ticket informauon . one d1me and for morc: mfonnatton. caii2SS-
1 ...:~...:=:~~ ·=-----------..., 6641 fler 3 30 p m
t- •Hanard l nhtr-.lt) wn lounded on thi' • The l (" football tum will play
Wtllamcttc: Oct. 28 at I p, m. an Gri•wold
Stadtum t'ree tCC"cream will be dillributed • • • at the game, and at halfume the coronation
of the 1978 llomecomina Queen wall take
plDc:e
late tn the C\emnjl. the Homecomtng
dinner and dance" 'chedulcd at tb.: Jun11en
Beach ThunderbJrd Hotel from 7 m p.m. to
• 1 a.m. Ticket Lor the dinner and donee will
be on sale at the anformauon desk 111 \ltell•u
outa•de Fieldr. dtntng room and the
J raalroom . •l hr (hlldrrn's R"uurce <.: entrr Will
have a Hallo\\een rumpu~o Oct. 28 lrom II
a m. to 4 p m attht' Market sate, underneath
the Burnstde Bridse Featured C\lents wall~
au enchl\nted ta\lc, an onJinal Hallo\\een
mu~ic::.l , and face paintina. One dollar ad­
ma ion \\Ill be charged.
•1 hr Pacific , onhwest Reptile Sodrt)
w111 hold lltlhird·annual contest and a how at
the Oreeon Muaeum of Science and lndu1try
Oct. 28 and 29. Repllln to be uhibited
1nclude Ieang anakes, boas, python•. and
numc:rou• snakn indigenoua to the Paalic
North\\eat, along wath aevernl •~cit• ol
turtles and liz.arde. l'o enter a repttle in the
contest, ~rite Mary Etther Hart, 11:321 S
Macbburs Road, Can b), Oreaon 97013. or
calJ 266-2815 or 22tt-124S din in 1636, I et hear tl for lC! • rhuclde Flat CofTte House". 1532 SW
•Jamh Bu,~tll . Scottish btographer ol Momr.on Wtll feature a Hnltowecn Costume
Samuel Johnson. war. born on thi .. da) in Squnn: Dance Oc:L 31 nt 8.30 p.m. r\dmts-
1740 ton •11 1.. Sl SO
•1 he Ro\a Sanphont Quartd, one ol •Michael Harrlnaton wall speak on
the few ~u.a. quortets an the U.S ployang Jmttn in '"" Umt~tl Srat~.l Oct 31 ut 7· 30
tmprovl\cd mu•tc, will perform In the: p.m an Agne\ Flanugnn Chapel Hornngton
Portland Art Mu!lcum'a Berg-Swann hold& the Chaar of the Dc:mocrauc Socmliat
Audatonum Oct 29 at 4 P m Adm1uaon •• Organl/101! Comrnutee and har. long been
Sl ~0 generul Sl for tuden" and museum ac:thc an liberul and trade: union causes He 1~
membeN" For tnformauon, call rim th( fourth spt:tker to come to the I ( carnpu~
Hin~ha" ut 226-28 I I. 1n the pull month aa part ol the Fall Forum
Mon. 30
·~l!tttr nn Clllen, ellecutive director of
the National Jnter-Rehgtow Tuk force on
So,let Jewry, wall J~ak Oct 30 In the
Council Chamber on 17rt PIIRht of
.\lmcmtlr.J tn thr ~OVItt Union 1-uru.ung
on .Suurt Jt'wrt For funher information,
call till. 464.
•Tht Rtd Crou Bloodmobllt will be on
Palatine Hill Oet 10 The blood drive wall
take piau 1n Stamm Oantna Room,
Templeton Center, from II o.m to S p m.
According to the .R(d Cross, the Northwe~t
urt"u ia In traslt need of blood. Contact
Kuthey Johnson, eJU 308, ot Lynnette Ray,
ext S69. for more an/ormation l ec:ture Sene' ent1tfed Toward a Jrm Soclr ·
II ~trranl(ed by the At.l>OC:IIlted Students or
l ewa and Clnrk College The lecturt" 11 I r-ee
• Rabbi Emanuel Ro•e. Rubb1 of Con·
grept1on Beth larnel. will gJVe a lecture
entitled -turnls In J~wlsh ·Chri.Jtlan
Olologut' Ott, J I ttl noon tn the Aanes
Flanogsn Chapel mectang room All
students, taff and foc:ulty are mvued to
ullend. Bnna your lunch
•Karty MaCarthur , OSPIRG 1978
Summer Intern, will 1peak on mid-level
health tare pcraonnel, nurn practitioners,
and phyalc:lana auaatanlt Oct. Jl at noon In
Stamm dinma room. MaCarthur will alao
dl•cuu the OSPtRG Internship proaram.
All who are interttted •hould attend and
brina your lunch .tlternuuvc, to c:.&pllnhsm o.nd impe l~l&lll:
and mvnes all members of the lewl\
Clorl, communuy to attend iu farst m_.,,
•1 ht ~panlsh Olm Rebcllon de
( ol~tado" "til be )hown No' 2 at 7 30
tn tht C ounctl Chamber I"'' him 1s
,ored b) the lore•an language' aejpar·tmem
•Bill Monror the only Blucgru&s
tlun to he honored an the Country
11<111 ol f-ume tn Nushville, wtll appear
concert wath hts Bluegrn~s Boys on Nov
8,JO p m 10 the Benson H1gh
Auduonum, S46 NE 12th Ave vp<cnu11
show wall he the Balfn BrotherJ w1th
Suvoy and the Cajun tno from
l ouistanu. 'Jacket~ lor tht• concert are
.tdvuncc und \.S SO at the door ltc~ct
anclude Mu~tt Mallenmum 'chubac:k
\hop, For Whut lt':, Worth Record1,
Au,tin', 8luegras\ ln1truments
•Ght'em Htll liarr) d play star._
Ke\·in McCurth)' us Pre.)ldcnt Harry
Truman. will he pre•ented No\ 3 at 8·
p.m at the: Portland CiVIc Audnon~
ftc~et ror tht'> onc-ntght performance ad
SK, S7 c;6, \S. I he) .sre on ale at Cele
Attraction,, 1010 ~ W Morrtson, UC>-4~1/r·
Meier .tnd Frank, <\te\'1:011 Je\\eler1, aod
Civic Auditonum
•The ( onfeulon or Jackie DuluoJ WI
performed by Todd Ole~on at the Slab~-- ..
Stop Theatre, NW 26th and Sa vier, Nov
nnd I 0·11 Ul 8• 30 p, m AdmtSJion wiU be
ticket" arc: available throuah Lipmon'• ·
• V anltle.,, a comedy pia). will bt'
tormed throua~h Nov 25 at the Po
(tvac: lhcatrc. I.S)O SW Ynmh1ll St.
mu,ical play Plpptn nlao Wlll be peJ"Io11!1
throush No\, II in the matnst.age of
thc:nter. Por more information , call
3048
•lnttrnatlonal folk danc:ln& will be
at the Fulton Pnrl Communi!) Center, s W Male,, every Sunday from ?to II rn
brood spectrum of dances, 1ncludlna
Ruuinn. and l•meh, wall be tauaht. Thia
ucuvtt) "'ponaore d by the Ponland B
o( Parka and Recreation. For funher
dttncma informauon, call 233·2307
•Hand Blo•n Glasa, by Tom D1
A11i1tan1 Profe11or of Art It &utern
State C'Qlleae. wall be on dlaplay Oct.
through New. 12 at Contemporary
Gallery, 3934 SW C:orbeu Ave. Sun. •Tht Man uf Dntlny, a play wnuen by
Georae Bernard Shaw, will be performed
Oct. JO to lllov, '* at 8 p m an f:rr Acres
Theatre. Wed. t---------
•Standard tJmt 1~ into effect o(ficial­
ly a1 2 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 29. Don't for1et to
Kt your clocu back one hour before you ao
to bed Saturday niJht.
6 • A Dlfrtrtnl Vlt• will be the theme of an
exhibition by Milwaukie photoarapher
Anne Hinda at OMSJ Nov, I throuah JO 1
•tlow to Wrttt Youm~r Into Gradualt
School pr 1 Job will be the top1c: of a
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