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

November 2, 1978 Volume 41, Number 6

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1978-11-02

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

ohcn of the
Center, Nov. 1
room, remo1e
Will focus on
Jlcills when
10 I or cml1lCIYIIII
ts rcqu1rcd
>n~
tdll'y and
t on the OPiPC
fddle Eaat n11..,
liummn tulk'
P'l 10 the Cnu ...
•• tht
nl affotn uL·,,.
Ambas~dor
1:11 Ul
H of the M
rtlond "itutc
on lhe subject
~ •hould prn ....
e !ltuatton
wi, and C
newty-fnrm.
fcWtl'h !StUUC:Dll and Clark CoJJege
hi• ow~n'lo
f'lonrcr I Ul
trhe Ponlund C tty Counc1llo~t
granted Lew1a and Clark o 9()..
tolrumuanoe on the propow.tlto
n p.ukmg lot at the
hwe"t:rn School of Law
The: month-nnd·a-half exten­
would 8JVe l C on opponuntty
lore ull ollernat1ve~ to the
...... problem Pre!udcnt of
thts dny 1n
Mas\
18'~~-lt\ a real dlsappotntment .~
Btll Shobe, a lo"' student who
:> 'ltudent opposition to the
lot ·we thought we could
-
,tud)' of Kacua
I il' first met~h! ht 3 15 p.m
ahtton ..
:ck:~o demo<ni
nd lmpcnahll
the Lewu
b ltrst meNh
bellon dt
2 at 1 JO
l' film ,.,
es depurtm""
lBluegru.s!t
Country
will appear
ys on Nov.
High ')
\-e. Opemna
~er with
b from
bncert arc
ltckct
chubuck
Record&
1\l!.
ploy tar,_
lent Hurr)
l,jov 3 ut 8 Shobe and other low ~tudents
more than 400 sigmuures
the propo~al Unttl the day
the Cll y Council's dc:c1sion,
&t:ouncll membel"' dtd not kno~
oppos1tion to the parking
elU'ItCd Vol. 41 No.6 November 2, 1978
g-lot opposition
Accordmg to Shobe, the re·
quest (or the conttnuanc:e came oa u
c:ompromtse between the law ~hoot
admmistratton wh1ch wanted on 10-
dchnne cxtenston, and the un­
dergraduate admmtJtrotton which
wonted the case deCided as soon ll5
poutble
Shobe and C.huck Tauman.
who mode the oppeal to the c:ity
council, c:1tcd two reasons against
the t<1Ctenston penod·
• They beheved they could have
won the case !nat WedoC$day
•Fony-five of those 90 daY' are
during vocat1on or finals for the
ludenb and fnculty of the Ia~
school
.. The law school admtmstratton
1 beh1nd that requtlt ~ saad C.lenn
Gregg. VlCC: prc•Hdent lor develop­
ment ''They will try to commumcate
wilh the \ludent and faculty to find
a solution ...
-OPEN MIKE Greg ,31d there il alway.. the
poutbtbty the law school wall come
up wtth a vtoblc tolution du(erent
rrom the: propoaed parking lot
.. They, the underaraduatc ad·
mtmatrauon put the: problem ort on
the law school for 90 days: t.aad
!)hobe "They said, 'Okay. you solve
the problem • "
Shobe hopes to help put
together a c:omm1uee of faculty and
studc:nL\ from both campus~ and
communny member, to c:hec:k the
~tltemnuves .
.. We hope to get some ide:u and
get .tround going back to the city
couned." 'latd Shobe MWe don't
want the power tructurc: to be the
odminutriltton We need
everybody'• ideas."
Law ~chool Dean AI Berglund ,
in charge of the project at the la>A
school, wa' unavailable for com·
mcnt. • Socialist s~-~ks __
H · gton talks jtJStice
Jtrr Pitrct
Of lht PloMn lCil
Full employment is n.eceuary
before there can be affirmatiVe ac­
tion. or uny kind of true: eqU~tlity ,
according to the chairman of the
Dc:mocrattc ~ ocialist Orpniting
Committee Jpeakang at Lewis and
Clark Tuesda) m&ht.
Michael Harrington . a
nationall)·known socialist and
author "'ho has fought in Juppon of
libernl ucmands an 1 he U nated States,
l'atd there arc not enoughjob~ to yet
dangle the carrot of potential
employment before I he unemployed .
.. , here IS no just ~BY }OU can parcel
out •not enoush,' Harrington said
I he DSOC Chlurmnn spoke at
lcnath to an almo 1 full hou~c about
JU5llcc: 1n the Umtcd States and ho>A
mcncuns are no1 )el lmns an ajU)l
October 25, 1978
Mr. Hans Holtrusgtl
Campus Bo~ 21
l..e~ts & Clar~ Colle~
Ponland, Oregon 97119
Dear Mr. Hol:tna&el: oc:iety. He said there are three type$
ot JUSUIX that are necenary:
political. soc:1al and economic All
three types are needed in soaety
before people can feel tbey lh~ in
equality. Harrin~ton c:ontinued,say­
ins none of them exist to a su(ficient
degree 1n IQ78.
He cited d1strtbuuon of 'Atahb
as 11 maJor factor 1n the inequaiU.) of
the t\mencan people. Accordan& to
H11rrington, one-half ot one percc:nt
of the people tn the Unlled States
control about SO pcrCIC'nl of the
~ealth tn the country lnhcnt~nce is
the pnmary rca on for cont1nued
p•lSSCS:~oton of >ACJI!th tn the hands of
onl) a fe~. he: saad
.. The be"' way 10 be rich an the
n1ted SU1ta -the only Q.D\-U 10
pack 'our rmrcnl cardull~."
Hamngton told tM aud1ence
Otttcer Cummtngs ut no
tune had an~ ph)Mctl contact
wath Mr l...e~Ats . nor dtd ~
order htm b.lck to ~ny car.
• Audhonu
rformuncc "'
lit at Celebrn: ..tbout 100 students gathered on the Odell Manor lawn for last Friday's open-mike forum I represent Portland poli~
olficcr F.d~ard Cummings >Ailh
regard co llepuons m3dc
agatn~t h1m b · Lewis and Clar~ for the October 19th wue. the
rc:pc:.ucd nllcgntaon of Edwards
that Cummmgs drngsed him
from the car by the hau, thrc>A
h•m fu~-dow n on the ground,
untJ hc:ld h1m inJaaltllcgally.arc:
all false The quote from
Edwnrd about Cumrrungs
grabbmg some unnamed m­
dt,ldual and !ilummmg h1m to
the ground and injunng that
pcr5on's heud. ts also o llslse
statement on, 226-43~
'eler . and
Duluor w111
t the Slnbtow
aVler, Nov
ion will be
ltpman·~ .
• will be
the Poruu
mhill !St
be oerlonlllll
nstoge of 1
10n. C4tl
rob.rr 16, oor open-1nike fot·um draws 100 tudenl Jon Ed~ards . Thts
letter 1~ to dern.nd a corrc:ct1on
and retnac;llon lrom you, pur·
<~uunt tn ORS 10 165, of charge~
made u~.\ln\t Oflta:r Cum­
mm~ m the October 12 and
October 19, 1978 I)SUCS Ol
Pu:mt'tr Log. Offi~r Cum·
mings fir 1 became aware of
both of the nniclc:. about him tn
your 'tudent new~papcr on Oc­
tober 20. IQ7M Robtr1!1on
The fit\t in 11 ienes of .. Open
forum• woA held last Fnda} 10
....... _ to allow students to voice
comphunt& on 1asues facmg the
and Clurk communtty
The 1deu of the Open Mtke
from A•soc1ated Students of
and Clnrk off-campus
to spark mterest ond 1dea1
ow to make Lewu and Clark n
plncc to go to school
Included m the crowd or over
Sludcnts that gathered on the
behmd Odell Manor. were
president Larry Lewis; Dean ol Student~ 01ck 5orcnson. Pion~~'
I OR ed1tor Dutch Mandel: :and
vnnou.s membel"' or the •tudent
)enate on hand to field questions
from tntere,ted students ~d the pos!lible communu::ation
brcak:down within the structure of
the 'tudent government. student
lund allocution , and the news-sea~
of the P1on~rr Log. Off1cer Cumm1ng
demAnds that )ou correct or
rctruct all Uf lhc abo\'C ltlK
ttatcmentb If vou need funhcr • mfMmauon. )OU may c:aU me
tQr 11. Scmor Steve Daneman, who
,.erved as moderutor, begun by iden
ufymg four ml\JOr areas of concern
whtch tncluded
•The role of nudent go\o·emment
•The rc:lationstup of Sludent 1n·
terests and how l C is run
•The 1•olat1on of student• and
lock o( e~ternal onentatJon.
• fhe development of student
oriented tuues
Among the iuue3 dl!cus.scd
dunng the first .. Open Mike" tnclud· Student Bod) president la.rr)
leWIS ~1d the purpoK of the "Open
Mike" was not Intended to d1rec:c
attac._ apan!it .tnyone m partacular.
"It 'lhould ~rve u D Wll)' for students
to ,oticit rcspon.'~ for the dtrec:tion
the :u:hool ~hould take in the future ...
uid lewia. ..We are tookang for
tnput to lind common problems on
campus"
The next ~sio n of the .. Open
Mi .. e" li tentotivelv scheduled for ) • With 1'\:j.:trd to lhe October
12 article. the Jtatemeou that
Otfi~r Cummings th~w Mr.
Edwards to the ground and
drnaged h1m are labe A state­
ment chat Cummtn~ was an·
tagonitlic tow•mllhc ldcntificu­
uon presented b)' Mr. Edw:ards
is aho false. Stncercl) yours.
D:l\id J. Echtrom
ttomey at Law
Tht P1onccr Log would
llkt co apolo&be to Portland
Poli« Omc.w Edward Cum·
mint' for lh05e "'-ltmmls
d«mtd fa be< in the ab<nt lttttr •
p.m. on Fnda). November lO •
Inside
·Man of Destiny":
funny one-act 8
lllc theater llcpanmcnt\ ri111 produc·
uon ul the ~ehuul year. \fdn o.f I~Wfll'
h) (~or~ lktnard Stw ... runa chcouth
Saturda) ac thl' W.d. flo' 111 l•u ~era
l 1\QC~I, ~ fC\IC"' 1n;J flhtltOI ol I he Uot'o
·~' comN) about Napoleon 8<1MJI81tc
hathltallt chC' J.~.~ tntrruallmcnt teak)n
thu 'a<ffk A money victory
for OSPIRG? 2
The Orqon 'audtnti Public llllftat
R~h Group cOSPIRGJ u funded
..,11h atlllicnl monc: t:ach 11\adtnl .,..,
I''"" the upllt\n for the hnt umc th"
year to 1\a•c II" ot her J'('naOD ol
0, PIRCa lult\l1nJ •llhhdd lrom IM
ocpnal.ahl\1\ Fe• \tvdcnu cb~ ao
••thhokl 0\l•IRQ fuodl, an.! IIC¥UII
lludcnu ha•c opnuom 11 li' •lh 11111 Here's· how we'll
be voting 4
Tlle Lor e.l.iloful board ~'~ Us
optntatu thu ·~L on lhe bitllot
mouu~ uplaanc-j 10 l.nt ~.,., p;a~
P•llllh!Oi on the Q\ltillom uC abolnaijA
fu:ndai\J, Cllp!UI putll\hmctlt IIU. relad
cknlurum l:&nd·uK pbniUIIJ. aod
ullht ~rate rtfono art ~ Trick or Treat
HALLOWEEN
SPIRIT
Whitt some students got
into the "iplrlts" of ghost and
goblin ntght by attending
vonous panles oround campus.
others celobratod Halloween by
donning cruotlvo costumes.
Freshman Sioux Fleming
(lalt) spent the evening busily
doing eat's cradles. Hetdl Steole
(head) ond Caryn Oaschba ch
(tail), both freshmen appear to
believe In shanng
23 students say 'no' in OSPIRG check-off co • USIOD
I nlit Ot,.t)
w•~>~ P~<>Ntt l.oa
Studcnu \\ere gt\en the option
tht• )ear to decide \\ hether or not
the\' wi,hed lo ha\e S2 ol thetr
,tudent lea go to funding the
O~gon ~tudcnt Pubhc lntere)t
Ret'earch Group
Acc:ordmg to Pat Mannml(. ex·
cc:uuvc 'tcc--pre:.&dcnt of ftnanc:c,
only 23 people returned their form.,
dcnymg the group~ ~~~ S2.
OS PI RG re\:el\ed u toual ol
S 1,542.50 from the SI.C hudgcl
thtr. yenr.
.. 1 don't thml they .should be
gelling that much mone} ," 1d
senator Alan Humphre.} "I he
methOd of dt~perston, b) matl, ~o~t'B'
vt:ry poor and the questmnnatre:
itself was \CI') pro-OSPIRG It
dide't proenl the htstol') ot the
problem and it should hne been
~VIe"'ed tn an unobjectt\C "'ll)' ..
l&t Februnry in a l.S.{) vote,
the student senate rcc:ommcnded
OSPIRG be funded b) a "negatt"e
cbeck-ofi J} tcm. 1 he ~tudent body
£0"Cfnment ulloancd an maual
amount or mone) to an orpnm.t·
&ion Tho1-c MUdents Wt1hing not to
fund the organt7Ataon, d~ignnte ao
un a Corm at rcgistnation .
fne sen:ue plac:.cd a SJ.600 c:ctl·
inll on the money OSPIRG could
rcoet\le for thia )C:fll.
8ecnu~e ol many fatlure 111 on the p.Ut ul the ellt'CUtive branch Of the
ASL C. the \\111\er' dtdn't get to the
tudent until ~eptc:mbcr 26
"It \\U our fault but there W8'1
nothmg I could do about tt, .. said
\SI ( p1~1dent I arn Lewh. "It
v.u' the, .,~ pre .. tdent'~ r~pon .. ibili·
l)',llnd the' i~pr~ tdcnt hnd te$ign·
cd. It V.U) too much for one penon."
Accordane to Manha
Gomberg. OSPJ RCJ repre. .. entntivc
and e~e,UIIW counctl member
1 t''"~ h.td told her cvcrythtng would
he t.'sl;cn c-..tre ul. All he would hl\c
tu do wu~ ptcl up the formr. from
regtslrlllton und help count them.
"\\'hen I didn't find the waiver
"tth m) rc:gatrution materials, I hit
the ~lhnt tn all dtfferent dircc:uon~."
sntd Gomberg . Ho\\ever, Gomberg
I ell tt wa\ not the lauh of l c:w1,,
H umphrc) was cltarly dt~Jr
pmnted wuh the e~ecuth·e branch
and 1ts ab1l11y to distnbute the
~o~t'Bt1ier "There we~ several uppor­
tuntliO to gel the \\aiver out. The
method rinull} M:lected wu the lca~t
cffecti\'e," a1d Humphre y. ~we
\\ere trying to de~c:lop !lome ~n11ble
l\:!item t~ut waa fair to everyone ..
Humphre y believe~ thot
0\PIRCJ w1ll probably not be fund­
ed tn 1 h1 munner agnm.
I ut vc.tr a common comphunt
\\llr. thut OSPIRG wa~ not do1ng
enough for tC tudenu. Thta ye..~r
they huve been malmg a grc11tcr
ellor:t und the:~ urc: numerous LC­
nnented projects undc:rwa) occur-
In the, Wor'ds 5 •q
S~wltl- .. A w t l:rlrd
ne"er- r~s o..t n l nt••
2 BU GliP
purveyora of libation, gOOd «Jund1,
tOCIIIInterCOUrN Mel
htnd mlde lood tlnce 1Q74.
.. WE REALLY MOVE
OUIISTOOLS FOR YOU"
4835 tw mactdam avenue
POifltnd, oregongr21Q-244-711t dang to Gomberg
Humphre } believ~ this 1s pan I}·
dul! in ~'ponsc to the ASLC ~c:nate
budget ~;ut.
~aecau'c: the ~en11tc: Utke. :.uch u
1 1"\lif Orwe)
Uf lhr l'wnr" I na
The budget defictt llf the
''''ociutcd Student\ of l.c\\IS und
Clark L'i SS88 .u;.'-ordtng to Put Mnn·
ning. cwcuthc VIC~ prestdent of
finance nnd informntton for the LC
)t udc:nt government .
Re«ntl), 11 deltcit ofS3,99S was
di covered to ui'lt in the ,\Sl.C
budget. According to Manmng ,·
S2,30S ol the deftttt wau n re5ult ol
unreahted rr~hm11n student"' uc­
thlltes fcc~ of S49 each. The: remam·
inr S 1,6SO, which wns to constttute a
darkroom lund and ..an extra SISO
\lllar) for Mnnnmg, has been
deleted
Manning said there were ••P·
proxam ;,ucly 35 linnnc1ul aid
tudcnl ~ who hnd been overlooked
I hey wer~: rcqutn:d to puy the $49
oclt\ 1t1c\ fcc:, thu• brangmg the
dc:ricat to SSH8
A"ording to D1ck Sorcn11on,
Own of Studenltl, 11 tt tmpo~ 1blc to
kno\\ exactly what the budget 1s
unttl about the firth week or ,chool long tame on i\llues what could have
been a renll) cfrect1vc prc:)Cntatlon
ol OS PI RG wau d1sappomtment ,"
'a1d \cnntor Mark A~hc:y
~Although 11 would have been
.. The number of student r-move:!>
dnily but at the live w~k potnt we
ftnnJiy "OOW el'tUCIJy what Wt hU\~ ••
Mlln} :.tudc:nts chun~e from
full·ttmc to pnn tune tutu~. thu!l
receiving a panial refund Whkh
ulso ha\ c:llect on the budget nu~
• tunttng .
Manning 'aid thts I$ the ltr1t
time there bus e\icr been u signiftc:\nt
deficit. He believe:,. this i~ only an
indtcatton of the many problems in
the financial department .
\)c:verul opuon .ue open to the
AS I C an order to make up the deficit
of S588 .tC(;ord.tng to Mnnntng It i~
ht5o hopes thut transfer enrollmen ts
tn wtntcr and spnng term) v. ill co\ier
the dcfictt H thut IS unsu~"ful , 11
would be po~~•blc to operate: th&s
ycur w11 h ,t budget defictt of SSIS8.
lh1'1 vcur\ deficit could be mcor
porated into next year''! budget
Another por-Stbthty Monmng
cttcd I !'I "weighted :nc:rage," 1 he:
reduction of money gwen to funded
orgnnl1<ttton' Mannang fovon tim
method, although u wtll probahly be
the lc:n'it popular preferable if the waiver
wuh the: matenllla ut reg~~tn
everyone hnd the: '18me OPP<II1
to dectdc: whether they
lund OSPIRG ," sntd A)hty.
.. A ~ugfiiJtc. t nt problcl'l
finuncml off1cer for ASLC u
with 1~ that he '" unable to
record und hM to rely sott
whot 1 he ndmtna•urntton tells
tud Munnanp
Mnnmnptccl there mwt
ben guarantet from the lC
that there wtll he a budget
cui\ or that the trustco
rc,ponMblc: to pro\'ldc A~l(
enough informatton o the
1tff1ttr"S a1n ~ managed WllltlOlt
hup.
"'f here should be some
ting method 1uch ru. form~
s.•ve tnlormatton on the num•
'ltuc.lent'\ enrolled, the n •m""
dropout ~. tr ansfel'\, etcetera."
Munmnv "I has would
rinnnctul officer to more clo~w
trot what li aomg on In the
department of ASLC "
Monmns <~otd thas dc:HO)
dta1tcs pHrt of the problem
finnn~:•ul branch "New procd
will hove to be anstuuted 11
finnm:tul depanment before
I'-out probably before the IIA"'i!l,
o\ler ~
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nt ~ of~or Karle views 31 years of ges at LC
•
SIO ........
. waiVer
s ill
umc ODIPOib
•r they r n1d A:shcy
ted c:rrdlna
l'h•"C'" ... ~
unc1ate J•rolessor of phyaia,
.ule. hus teen l.c:wt• und Chark.
lor 1hc Jlottl 31 ycnrs.
1 odll), mnn)' atudents come to
to ltnd "c.arcer," :mid Kurlc.
n llir111111Med tc..1chmg here an
~tudcntli came to college with u
career choice 1n m&nd •
Aarle (eel\' studRnts
an) "\'ert' -•
S~rlOUJ
college ... "
I hough youn~cr ut the time
h1" lir 1 tudentli. Karle fccb
nt& todu) .He •·,·er) enous
college nnd treat tl us the
lege th.tl 11 is "
lk,.dc5 chungc) tn the students,
hus wuneM•cd the graduul
of 1 he prcllcnt e.tmpus of
Templeton C ollcgc Center,
r lonugnn C hupcl, Aubrc)
lthr.u) und mony of the
were' buill ,lJter Karle started
Ill !I
One: \:<.tmpu!l .addmon. tht Ohn
c: Uu1ldmg, hus been Kurle\
'IInce 19~9 1 cntnuvc compte
tlf t hc-hutldinJ! t!o FebrUM) 197'1
1 he phy'IIC'I nnd chem.,try
rtmcnh moVIng tnto the ne~
cr b) aprintttcrm
K.trle 1euche~ four clu~se
'n the phy~ic' und a'ltronomy
menl. He nbo conducts und
re-Jearch to "1\ tronomu:al
el) 01 fhc Pactfic" bulletin,
",\,tronom y hM been an tn­
~incc I ~us n l.:id, und no"
le con~ult me about different
10n" they huvc concermng
•••n,nm''-'," 'iald Kurlc
Del ore he entered 1 he 'en ICC
ng \\ orld Wur II. Kurle, ;t native f'ortlandcr, wna known by manv ,.,
an .. Biitutc: amateur astronomer"
nround the C:ll)', At the end of the
wnr. Kurle had college lime left on
h15 GJ bill. He wus "con 1derinn"
5ehool when \ \ Groenmg, then
hc.ld nl the phye1cs department,
'"'*ued Kurle to te,.u:h ll!lronomy ut
L.f'. urocntnF hud he rd .lboul
Karle throush h1 repututaon in
,,,. ronomy
In 1947, Karle entered I C 11t 1
teuchcr und Mudent.at the same 11me.
He tnught clas3tl and worked
toward his bachelor dcarce. whtch he
rccci\cd I rom the college in 19Sl. He
f("Ceived hi' m1unerll in Aatro Phya1os
from Briaham Youns Um\'er111Y tn
1966
Karle doca not apend all hiS
•pare hour~ gllling oft tntoapacc . He
is un nvid tun or rnilroad& nnd
\l11Unteered over 100 hours to help
r~tore the: Freedom Tratn lor the
Brccntcnnial. The trum contruned
historicnl artifacts of the Un1tc:d
Stutes
Re~tomtton o( the trum Wl11 Mll
lobor of love " uud ~urle ... We nevt'r
gut puid lor II, hut ll wua murvelour.
• 10 'ee II run ilflRIO
ufd rather be spen­
ding my tlrne helping
students. "
Karle hJlo; u reputauon lor spen·
ding quite a bit of time with studen".
'"' admiration for student's make~
tenchtng on enjoyuble challenge for
htm.
~I'm not an udmmltrator, und
I'm not a ¥reut one lor commlltc:c:
"ork I'd rather be >pcndtng my time
helping Student:r. Karle \Uid. MMy
whole le•u:hmg career i11 dtrectcd
((lWUrd the student." •
~ nt problcl'll
for ASL C 11
unable to urora-colony to be explored
to rely !'lo•~
lnlllon tclb
~~ there: mutt
1m the lC T
n budget
trustees m Paille
Dr Irene Hecht wtllleud ~everul
ry 'lludem~ tn an 1111empt to
cl "from "rutch" an
account of tt communal
which \ell led in Oregon in the
ovide ASLC ·
bn so the I he 'tud) "til be the content ol
aged ~i·; :h~;;J~IIf' i"o• level hi,tor_> eminar .. pnng
. A ma\imum ol 1.3 "'tudenb w1ll
d be some usuteumto collect dutu on the
, ;u form~ n} "htch settlt:d in Cl.~ekama'>
bn the "here the to\\ n ul \uroru r the numte,IIR 'land • Auroru h ubout 25 miles
tll, el~tera:~h ol Por~lund .
would lie:~. ht Stud mnny de .. cendunh ol
more: el -eolun\ ~ell let' huH rcmatn·
n In the the .\uror .1 It ,, Sht \olld the
1 C.. cnh "111 ~.olltcl tntormnt1on b)
d lh !\ f\'teWtn~ oJd 1101e1 lllld U. il.tng
e pr~blcm I theu memunc ilnd recullec-
~New pr~(r~ ----~;=====~~-------, insututed c
'"' before: tJw fore the It"
TION: STOP
fatr auto insurance
~nJ? If the amount
ou pay 1s based on
actors other than your
riving record, you are
elng discriminated
atnst. Join the fight
r just and equitable
uto Insurance rates­
gn the OSPIRG
:onnsored petition
nt your way.
''"''~' I t'R· No\'rntbtr 1, /078 uons," nnd by :~tudymg lJnttc:d
State\ ~cn"'u" reCtiH.h.
"fhc: major inm: whc:n you :arc
laymg out ,a research project" to see
if you cun ftnd the nncs'IMY dutu,"
I tech! ).ltd "''~ .t team ~e cnn do the
d.1Ut part much more rnp1dl),
thercb) rcducmg the tedium ol
collecting data. Then we hove a grc:.ll
• • • 11me mtcrprettng 11.
"M' mtcre~t i .. 10 dcmosruph) ,
the 'ltUd\ o( people, and in popula
11on 'tudte~ I hope to rebuild, on
paper. the hi\ tOr) ot the communlt)
tsccording ttl the people who cnled
there."
Hecht ·ud '>he. mil\ continue the
rc c:.trch proJect bc:vund I h1' prtng 11
1 he ~emtnn r j., prudu<: 1 t\t She '' .ln
a'~llCUlte proiC:!.\or ol hl"'tory,
~PCl'tnlillng an colnnml Americ:.tn
ht\tor\. • • I
STARS IN HIS EYES
"Astronomy has been an tnterest alnce I was o kid,
ond now people consult me about different
Real
SALT talks progress
I he So\·ttl Communi!lt Party ncW!Ipaper Pm.,.da
reported c.uhcr thi, week that constderublc prosrc:ss hot
been made .tt the hlle\1 round ol SALT talks With the
Unuc:d '\t.ttes.
The paper said S~rctar) ' of Suue Vanl!e and So.,.iet
f"oreisn Mtnt:o~tcr Grom) ko have narro~ed thetr
rem,Hmng dtflerences and that good ~A all and a rc:alisuc
approach could icttlc the ouutandtng issues •oon.
Howe\ler Pnn da added that American generals
and ha" lmh poht1c:iuns opposed to detente could still
ruin chanoc for an ugrc-cment ,
Begin, Sadat: winners
l~r ach Pnne Min11ter Bcgtn and Eg) ptmn Presi­
dent S.td.u were awarded the :'\obel Pc:tce Pruc for their
cllort to"ard peace an the Middle Ea 1 late lust \\eek.
but o-.cr the weekend tcn1ions grc'W ugain.
lkgin defended him elf ugam't Prc:udcont Cancr'li
cntn:i:.m of l~r.tel' pohc) to r.trengthen tts settlements
on uccupied Ar.tb lund' Dctnil!t of the mcssuge "ere not
rc' calcd but lsru~h ~at1on.:ll R.ldl(t sn1d the messa c w." Mshurpl) and decl•u\ely \\orded."
Sadat, had earhc:r thn:.utened to call home &he
1-: S)'Jlllan delegation to the Mtdeast negotiations . He
wa11 pcr5uadcd not to, but he will not ~in~ the Nobel
uwurd '" Nc~ Yor~ wuh Beg~n
White minority rule to end?
Four bind: ,\friC'.an pre .. idenl' gathered 10 Oar F.
Saluam, I unzuni1 earlier thi~ ~eek in hopes ol umfyms
the M.l-t"JIIed Mlront·ltnc" Afnc.~n n1111on~ "-Orktng lor
the end of while mtnoritv rule: 111 Southern ,\tnaa
Meunwh1lc Rhode-11m Pr1mc Mtnl ~ter Inn ~nuth
dt,mt •cd the British airhh ol dctenSt .. e "capon h>
Zamb1.1 '·l}'lllJI. 11 won'1 prc"cnt luturc R hodCJtlln rUJd~
ag.ttn!'lt bhtd.. pucrilla •
Smuh tn ht!'l !llrongt'tt statement 50 lar, \llrtuall)
rulc:d out u I ull tr..a n,ter to blad rule b' [)ec-emhcr questions they have conoerntng astronomy "
orld
hecau)oC the nc" Rhod~iun COOI[Ituuon un't lln11hed.
i'..ambta is bann•n& all pnvacc and non-sch~uled
cummerc1lll n1shts 1n a tecunty clampdown followins
the recent ra1d b) R hodc:sian lorces. Zamb1an a~uon
wurca su1d they are taking the announcement as a cle:Jr
s1gnal to ~hoot down any pri"-ate planes.
Democratic drift
\ U.S nnd World Report $Ur\'C) reported wt
\\ttl that the conser\'all\'c dnlt of man) democnUIC:
candidate hu qW&shed Republican chances for u mtd·
term comeback 1n Congre s
1 he rnagrmnc s.atd that Rcpublican~o wJII onJy make
ltm gams desp11e hea\1tr camp.li~Jn spendmg Pr1:11dc:nt
Caner' po~t..JCamp o ... ,d popul.anty , n~ dem<H:rtliiC
~UPJl(lM for ta and !i~pcDdiOJ CUtli, and GOP reutls V.'lll
ub(l aid the democrats sn the: c:omtng clect1on
Gold medal won
Kurt T homl!ii ofl errc Haute. Ind.. a'-e rh~ Unucd
Stale!'> 11~ fi~t men's &}mnasiiC'S gold medu.l tn 46 )eitn,
"hen he "on I he noor e:ttcn:i o compeuuon ot the
\\mid G) mn.1 ltc:s Championships tn Frunce undu.)
~lbrCill Fredend: ~Aon the lint gold mcd.·" m
hlitQr} for mcrican "omen "hen he"' on the une\'e.n
parallel bars competmon
Iranian protesters clash
'oung I raman demonstratol'5 et u mo\lc theater
on lin: 1n Tehran unday and pro-go,-.:rnment nd anti·
go,ernment protestors cla hed tn a we tern lnaman
to"n
Pan Am flight delays
t'un \mcne:tn n.ght uuc:ndant , art conunum
lllctr '"Md:uut'"lor1:tng andefinite de.la~ on most 01ght
I he\ huH~ hecn \\Or .. •ng wnhout oonu ct for nlmo t n
)CDr
The Most Qualified
Candidate for MSD
District 4
PCC Information
Director
VOTE FOR
CORKY
KIRKPATRICK
The only candidate with
local government
experience
Elect Corky Committee : Jerry Kirkpatnck. treasurer :
2251 Fernwood Circle, Lake Oswego. Oregon
3 • • OJ:2inion ----------------------------------
l.a!\1 \\'ttk, the f'ionrr.r WG "''~ C'\i the \'GlUes of and dtfltcultt~ \\ llh the bullot mea,~res of
grcate ... c tmpottanct 1 o Oregon 'oters on No\ ~ We looked at the problem~ tnhc:runt an the
... tate'~ t'\\o \t'Non~ of the Califorma .. ,u, rt\ oh "We e'\amtned cUort' to retnahtutc: the dc:uth
penal!\. U11ht\ reform, aboruon lund•ns cutoff• and elton~ to reworlthc \lUte·~ current lnnd·
u)~ plannmg gutdcline~ were llha anol) 1ed
In tht5 '\\cck.', ,~,uc: Lo1 editOr\ .md m•nutgen. mule then rec:nmmc:ndnttom on how to \'Ole
an ne'\1 T ue-.dav·, elect ton 1 be\c re~:ommc:ndatwm .nc bo!lcd an rc:adtns ;md 'ltudy by cmch
mem~r or the -l.Qg eduonul tlonrd. nnd renect fhe majority opanlon of tho~c orriccl'\.
Yes on 4
The term "ob\cene" can he manate ted an
the film [)up n.root, perhop~ in the finelt
etfons of b~>rn·:tgam Chn~tian l.&rr~ t-1ant,
and mo ... t delmllcl) tn the profit, ol huge
corJHlr:tte powen. Oregon'' t'\\a major po'\\er
uuhue<. arc pnmc: c: ampl~ ol 'uch ohst'Cncl)
obese corporauon, ,
,\ lool> :u the d•~pant\ 1n rat~ ch:sr~ed b)
Portland General cleetnc 1tnd Ponlnnd
PO\\er and Light, 3' compared to 1\omc of the:
Ill ortb"~' ·, pubhc po~er bod1e' ,., 'hockmF.
\ccordmg to Bonne' tile Po"cr \dmtm,tru­
tion figure,, PG E chnrll~ 11, Orel{on
cu~<tomc~ S27 for 1,000 l.alo"att·hour ol
clcctncit), \\bile pubhc:l~ owned \alcm El«"­
tric chargo cu~tomers $10 flO PP&l. btl\ ll'
Oregon cu~tomel' for $27.24 lor the 'ame
amount o( elc:ctnctt\ ': in the coo .. tnlto'\\n ol -Tillamook 1 he rate is S 14. ( lnrl.. (. ount'
Washmaton re 1dent' pa} onh S I 0 I 0 lor
1.000 K \\ H. In the sleep)' httlc college town of
Monmouth tf\ onlv $9 40 whth: tho'c "',D8
in Co" litl Count) enJO) a mere S8 7$ charge
Cor that elcetnctt):
'dea ure 4 on the No'> 7 ballot addre .. e.'
the que,tton of Public Utiht) Oi!trict\, l ndcr
current Oregon law, the pro~'' of C:\­
tablishing Pt Os demands that two elccuons
be held 10 approve: .such a "enture. Mca~ure 4
'\\auld $honen the formation proc:edu~ Cor
setting up 'uch di~tricts, and requ1re one
elccuon for .approval rather than two
8.111ol measure analysu have ~ad that the
proliferation of PUlh ~111 make PGE and
PP.ll nervous for thetr market cuts Op­
ponents argue that the prohferauon of PUOs
would tnm the ssmngs tndavtdual PU Oll could
offer cuttomer!l Euher way "'e ~ee value '"
honenang the red ta~ mvolved m 'Clung up
PliO~ . The: btg J'O""cr c:ompantes hould have
10omc healthy com~uuon finnlh
fhe public uttht)' is\Ue ~~ 11 hot one tn
busin~~ cire.l~ . Ho~ever the p0$Mbllll\ or
lo'\\er ut1ht) rat~ is a hot pro<~pect, too
We recomment il .. Ye,· vote on Bullot
•
Yes on 5
'care tncucs used b) tho~e oppo'ed to
Ballot \1easure .S are tncrcdible One example
"1he ad,en"c:ment they ha"e ~en flan~tmg ut
the Oregon con11umer . That nd"ertt!>Cment
plctui'Q a mon ~uh a pecuharl) tnangular
head and anton('), .. ,( vou think thi man " -ugJ}. JU\t took at Measure 5.-
But num~r .S Isn't ugJ) It ~ ould change
Oregon medtcl law to allo\\ tratnc:d
~pecialtsb, and people an1Ming them under a
supen-1acd cduc:.attonal program, to .. mnke.
rcpaar, and lit" human dentures. Tne e
speanhst!-. called dc:ntun• t~ would ha\ c to
pau a t~t gJ\ien b}' the Oregon Health
Division In order to quahfy for the te~t. a
person would hu\e to have: completed ll two.
yc:ar fornwltrrurung program .1nd two yeur~ of
practical el(pcnenec:. Before July I, 1982 they
would abo ha"e to have lud ~~~ ~ear-ot
practical cltpenence 1n making denturCJ and
pan a 'ix-month appro\ied tratnanr counc.
Opponents of the me&Jure seem to iJnorc:
the educational requuements for theK den­
tunsu They proclaim, over e\.ery rud1o band
on which they can get their hands. that these
apeaahau would be aJio~ed to work on your
mouth with very little: educauon and, poss1bly,
~ithout cause.
Seither o( tb~ atatcmenta hold• much
water.
Accordan~ to the Or~xun Voltr't
Pamphlr1 . "before work.ina on a patient, a
denturiat would need a dentllt's or doctor's
written atatement thai the mouth was free
from disease and tbat the pauent could wear
dentures. No statement would be nccessury to
repair or replace a denture fitted withtn one
)tar.·· Medical mulprac:ti~ could only occur 1f
the dentist stgnina the: •tatemcnt waatncom~ ­
tent, in which case it wouldn't matter who
Jnttalled an) unneceuary dentures.
Such educallonal and practical
aareauarch neple the IC8re tactics of dcntilta
~ ho rear that a portion of their bustneu will be:
taken ~sway. The Call lor" dentist to inatall a
4 lull \tt of denture' now ran~\ lrom \600 to
S2.SOO But on I) ut'lout $120 of thnt ao~ tot he
IICI Ulll manufncturt of the denture'
\\ c bclte\ e Mta$Urt s would not on I)
gt\t fannnciul rehcf to the dderJ\ and other
denture patient~ but would open up u ne\\
field nf nec:c'l>Uf) e'peru~e \\ e r«ommcnd u
"' ~ .. 'otc: on Mca!'urc 5 •
No on 6; Yes on 11
\\ c "~ well .a all other mformnuon
dt .. tnbuto~ sn Oregon, are 11rcd nf orgu1ntt
o\cr Mt~ure ~ b und II. the tu' hmllatton
htll\. 'uffice 11 to ~O) thut \\ c cannot con~1der
:..upporttng Measure 6 Though we do not feel
the leJt,lume alternative 1s adequate, 11 "ill at
lea't ~1\ie homeowner) and renter, ~omc taJC
rehc:l unul u more complete .and orguntred
propo,ol con bt put before the: \Ole~ .
Mc!I\Urt J I Will frc:cre the value or
pro pert\ tn the ~tate a~ of Jnn. 1 I 979 for n
pttaod of l'\\0 )CO" lhe lcgiShUure would
:<ipend tho~c yean stud)tng Ul>. a'1cument
procedure~. Ill order thnt tt could 'U{tie~t
rclurm of tho\e proc:cdu~ . Ounng thut two
)Car penod the pantc1pa11on of concerned
catireM tnto the rdorm could be ~ub~ton ual
und dCcctt"e. creaung a complete ta'\ cut plan
that \\auld not harm pubhc: strvlte
\\c: arc not )Bflsfied with either b or II.
But or the '"'O we support II •
No on 7
Ballot Measure 7 whsc:h would cut off
state rundtng for abontons ma) be the most
nd1culou'> proposQJ tn tbts year'' elect1on
Proponent' of thts measure c1te 5tnllsltcs
lrom the Department of Health, Educ:uuon
and Welfare whtc:h mdicate thot, wathtn one
year 40 per'C'Cnt o( tho~e women who receave
fedc:rully-funded abortJOO!I return for second
abortion' Jnd Wtthm two ye.a" 80 percent had
done: ~o They \D\' tht~ proves that fundin(llow
ancome Jbomon' dOC$ not sol\'c the problem
We luil to '5ee, however anv good
argument<. a' to what K 1//solvc: the problem of
man) un"anted prc:gnanc1e~ amon~ the poor
F.duc.lllon on the pro~r u'e of contraceptive\
~~ all well and !tood for the mtddlc cl3!1~. but
the pnor are tOO busy bUYing food to p.sy for
contrucepthe,; , too Whtle the adoption
mar ... et C'.tn pro\1de homes for some unwanted
mtants, 11 cannot ab orb the glut of anlanh
3\atl3ble l<'r a~opuon )hould .. tate: fundtng
for abortmn) be CUI orr Chllrtll('). churche ..
.and group hom~ are great for ~omt, but tht
poor don't ha\c the free: umc: to .\pend wurkmg
-"'"h ~uch groupl> and hn\cn t the dcstrt' to
h!ltt'n to fnmtl) plnnnmg ogene:)' worker\
On u !ltncth ec:onomrc level 11 ~huuld be
ob"ou\ thut the poor c.tnnot pay lor nbor
11on' wtthout ~ome state sUb'ltdy If lhe} tnc:d,
thctr conditum~. would only get wor'lc: fhe
uverogc COlli lo a tu~pnyer ol a \late-funded
thc:rupc:uuc uboruon t\ only $'70, whtlc lhc
11\C:hllf.c ccHt to the la~pnyer of pre notal care
and dehven " S3 280 44
\\t don't \ec the ~ttuntton a~ hopelc:u.
But we 'ee 1 h1~ '" the wrong time to jultt to~\
out 'uch ,, progrum, the nc:ce,,un b1rth
control tducatum 1!1 not ;)\'allnble to enoush
dttren' in thts countn A stop tu ~tate-funded
aboruon' would tncrea'c: the problem' of the
hurtt'onins poor Mc:a,urc: S ~ould .1l~o
deprive the lollo\\tng t\pt'5 of women of the
ubmuon optton:
• \\ omtn whose ll\.ts or health arc gmvc:ly
thrcJtc:ned by pregnancy
• Women "ho hn"-e been ~aten , raped Jnd
imprc:llnntc:d
•Young chtldrc:n who tn .1n mcrea~anslv
\ Jolc:nt a~tt ha\C been molested by older men
IH po,~iblv b)' thett lathers.
\\ e recommend 11 ""'o" vote on Mca~urc
7. •
No on 8
HniiO\\<eCn" ant~ way to p1cture death
A b1tc from a vamplfe IS Hollywood'( 'lhmnll
1y w11v of ktlhna people during thl\ ttme of
year But tf Ballot Measure 8 "ucc:ee d~.
mtoXtC41tton by lethal gas could be a much
more effective: wuy to lall someone m ttu~
'I HUe
"'easure 8 would rcqutrc: a conVIcted
murderer to be . enten~d to death under
c:eruun c:trc:umstanc:es, and to hfe tmpnson­
ment under others It 31Jo odds ltlhng w1th a
bomb and murder commmed dunng an ..tel of
Jttc:mft pmtcy to the hst of gas chamber
candtdat c:~
It\ true 1 h•• measure proVIdes a stnngent
quohftc:..at10n ")'Stem before: a penon can be
'lentencc:d to death. "The: measure provtdu
that any per<~on conVIcted of murder must
appeur before 11 JUdge in a separate sentencmg
proceed mg." reuds the Orrgun I our·.,
Pamphlt't "The purpose of tht~ proceeding t'l
to dec1dc: whether the penon shall be: sentenc­
ed to death or to hfe 1n pmon. The judge must
tmpo<~c ,, death ,erttence when the judge finds
bevond a reasonable doubt that certain con­
dillon ni,t. These are
•" t hat 1 he convicted person acted on
purpose, "ith reasonn ble betiefthat the vac:tim
\\ ould die ~
... l hat the CODVICied person U 0 COO•
tmuing vtolcnt threat to others,
•"1 hut tf provoked b) the v1ctlm, the
con\'tcted pc:r,on re;ponded unreasonably "
Yet we c-Jnnot advocate: the princtple of
",an eye (or .tn eye" the apphcallon of ctvtl
murder lor '1olcnt murder
-
• \\< hilc we don t urguc that the
keeptn~ a pcr,on nhve 15 le\\ thon •mr11
per,on we do not .\arec thot tnslttuuua1
deuth pcnuhv m Oregan would cut
~~antftwnth on the crm1e of murder
urc ulncerncd Wllh the
''rntllcllrrlllltt ol ju~tac:e, •· applying the
pennlty to ,ornt·Clne who ts later cleared
crime for whteh he wu11 killed.
Wt hnvt na opuon but to re<~OnlJI
"No" \ otf on Meuaurc 8
Yes on 9
IJullot Men•urc: 9 mu)' pro\c to
'leeper in thi\ }c.tr's electaon lt would
po"'cr compant" from tuckane a ""'""
of their cmt~ for new conllruc:t1on un,,a
b1ll' until after con!ilructlon ho' beQ
pletc:d
Our 'upport of thl\ mea,ure is
two \tmple urgumc:nt\ .
Ftt~l we urgue wtth opponen ts
mca,ure who ,O} thut, because
pu,hc' the coat ol connruct10n up ,o
can '"H' rutc:payc:r!l money to pny a~
I'> ftOitllt up. tf we pay when const
t()mplc:ted and inOntion is at 116 na·~ 1na
durtn~ the constructton pertod, they
hake Ill the CO~l or complc:ttng COI,!II~
w1ll mean a proporttonol raise 10 the
tut~e each rutepuyer must pay
D1d the opponents of MeMure
ccul~1der thnt ratepayer'! could make
monc) b.tnklns thetr percentage: or
uon co~t\ durang the ume of const
A ~c:c:ond argument, though one
clout than the fir~t becau~e 11 dOC8n't
pocketbook •~ the problem of seruor
paytng for c:onstructton and racthues
never h~tve the opportumty to usc:
among the uged 1s usually anything
Increased U!oe of medical care roctht
the later ye<lrs of hfe •• costly
Our elder c:tuzens should have the
to pay tho~ cons before they ha~
progre\'ltve con!ltruclion charge that
u-.ked of them
We recommend a .. Yes" vote on
9
No on 10
We 'IUpport the current
lund-u5e plannma in this state,
whtch would be abolished by
Tho~e gutdehnes have m111ntalniC !
equttable balance between eor\ltr'Ucltioa
pmc:s and aancultural production .
Ballot Meuutc: 10 would Jive
le8Jalature power to re~al and re\lf~
state'" current plannang auadehnes. B>
thi,, 11 would g1ve Oregon's real estate 1
another ,hot .tl convtncmg our
repre\enllltl\ c' thut real e'tntc:
hould h.t "' 'lome udvnntnge" wh1ch
• ( lJIII IIIUI'd
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--b.suct
thac
ka
tho
It ~
Duria
·up
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ly at
va
note
gr
ope"
b: Yc
fill t~
ile
of G
ould b
he
(
meal rsuc thnl the
a les~ thun ktlh1
11hnt an,tatutao~
ton would cut
'e of murder
the po
" npplying lht
) as later AlA··
killed
I but to rf't:'n"'
8
TIU )' pro\ c to • aon It would
UH:kanJ U n .. ,..,
lttrucuon o
cuon hn' bt:ea
h opponents
•· bccnuse
ructaon up \O
l:y to pny o~
\'hen co1nstruc
i~ at at~ h.6.,..,
penod. the:)
.,letang t-nru1 ..
I rutse an the
I p.ty
ol Men~ture
1 could make
centuse of
a: of const
though one
Se II doe~n 't ·
em of sentor
Jld rucilitie$ t
nity to u,e.
y anythmg bu:
care (aciliha
~ostly
ould hove the
1re they handi
• • chnrge that
10
I COOILr'Uel.JQIII
oductlon.
ould alve
1al and reWifl\
tu1delines. 8)
real estate
ncans our
I e<~tate
tuge' whach
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g up on the soap box
Issues an a maJor pohtacaJ eampaaan are typacally confused to the
that vocers agnore them altogether Complatnll anse that assues
e a sample chotec between two or more persona There as an old
that alluatrntea thll problem .. bsues only make ele<:tlons more
because neat her candidate can seem to agree on anythmg ...
Ounng this year's Oreaon gubematonal c:ampaa,n, that rule
up to a point Governor Bob Straub and challenger Vac Auyeh
pill on five of the seven maJOr ballot measures Willom~ttr WuA
asked both Straub and Auyeh how they felt about tho~e auues
were explained an last week's PionLv Lo~. The fotlowmg table
the dlverstty of opinion it found
:IT,.,w.3 ,un~ 4· Would make it cuaer to set up Pubhc Utihty Oistnets
can reponedly save users money on therr monthly electnc balls
Ye! Attyeh No
•Mu•ur~ 6: Would hmat lA.I.C$ on any pa~ or lllJCOble propcny to
~trcelllt of the pnce that the propcny would bnng on the open
. would roll back the assessed value of property to us 197S-7b
would nllo\\ no more than a two peroent ancre.ue per year in the
vulue of propeny Straub. No Atayeh Yes
el\>ttii\Urt 7: Would prohabat the U&.e of Un)' )tate monJe\ for
n11, or for "program~ or servac:e5 that promote abonaom. ~
b No Attyeh No
ta\ure 8· Would reinstitute the death penalty in Oregon, Straub:
r\hyeh Yes g at the governor's race
Aecordtng to the late.11t public: op1nron polla,
Oregon gubernatorial chnllengcr Vtctor Atiyeh is
running •• head of incumbent Bob Straub. This is
11urprising some people, worrying othen Backers
ol 1\.tiyeh are gleelul at the contnbuuon Atiyeh
ho• received from bas bUJanen intcrc•t!l . A11. election
doy near~. Struub upportcn arc scrambli na. attaclung Atayen·s stand on Measure 6-the J..S
percent tnx limitntion-in a lrut ditch effort to pull
out of their popularity slump.
In the two tories below. Planter Log Copy
Editor Cynthia Owens lnoka at rhe governor's ruce,
problems fa~d by both Atiych and Straub. and the
attitudes they have taken to the race.
The incumbent: Bob Straub
du'itraa expanded and ,S4 new an·
duostnea w~re rcc11uted.
Sunuh promased to hold the
hn~ on hudgcta '"wnh the O'tlenall
admanal!rltll\c aont of beang cl­
fac•ent, ehmanatang duphcauon ol
JCI'\ ICC:~~ nnd gencr lly being vel')
curelul wath the: tup:ayen money-
Straub dsd consolidate and cut
10 some lftu , but the tnle gcnetal
lund lor ~\raub's term nearly
doubled, from Sl btllion 10 Sl
halhon Ue «mt'd to · ct the tax­
revolt meu..1ge ruther lAte, but came
hack by proro;mg Meaaure II. an
ahcrnatl\(' to lhc puhhc-mniated
M~sun= 6
He nllo 581CJ he rhanncd lO
tmpro\c: performance •1n the va,t
Jtrelt of humun ruourco, so that
Ctlllent~ necdang help cnn gel in wtth
more dag01ty,"
The Qrcgon Department ol
Human Rtjources was reorganllcd,
sa!tang the crate Sll! mtlhon •n l\\0
,YC31'1 lli m,sn~ !i.Cf"\:ICC~ \\Cfe 10•
creill>ed, Rut 'tr>~ub t!\ cnuaht •• 111 is
e'tlel)' gcnernor. between need for
more sc:rvu:c:s :and keeping the co)ls
down.
"A nc'l'-cmphasts Qn natural
rcaources . Str:tub proma~ed , .. with u
locu' on development ol geothermal
re\OUr~ 10 bl&l:an~-e 1.\lth lUllc
c:connm1c obJeCtives has been
equitable tu both hullness and en-• vironmenlal tntcrat group . He
dareC1cd the &Ulle f orutry Board to
create a management program, the
gonl of whach "ould be to double
annual growth on lUJte forCJt land
h) the ye:u 200S Mvlronmental
groups f:nM Stmub, m gencrnl but
h15 pohtacal phalosophy ts hard to
ate oruc
Srmuh'~ mnin eflort to~~epanue
himklf from t\tl)'ch hM bttn an the
WD) he ret~d!l to the peoples' '"ta.x
revolt ...
Soon artcr Measure 6
propooenb g thcrcd enough
agn:uurc'l tn gel the measure: on the
hallnt, Strnub cnlled a specusl ses·
~aon o{ the legahuurc whtch produc­
ed Meature II l'h1 uhenuuavc
'1'-ould limst government pendmg
and refund fllatc .surpluses to the
Ill pll)ers
Straub atll!l Mauure I I the
'"clcanl:\,l-up versaon'" ol teasure 6
that the people 1uc sedang.. He )"'
11 Will allo" ~hool5 to continue
pruvadtng the oot pouablc: edul!a·
tion nnd thilt 11 beat meets the need
and dc:sttei of the ilale.
He 1 oppo cd to icluure b,lhc
I.S ~cent rropcrt) tax 1im11a1mn
mea,ure. Me:uure 7, ~,~, h•ch would
J'lfOhtbil state lundmg ot ahortiOM,
and MC':Illure 8. which call lor
opphc:ation of the death penalty
under certain oondnions. •
Thee ~enger: Vic Atiyeh
VILIOR ,\TIYl:H. ndang on
hh Wa\iC: o( populnnty 10 the
poll!> \CCS him'CJI J• the VOIQ: of the
people.. He a:o. hohJang the b.inner of
tu re"olt h•gh tn the au "hde iding
busan~s tntc:re '' (or the monetar\ · • \Uppon the) c:un bnng. A clanic
Rcpubhc.o.~n an .1 proa~!>tve )tate.
1\ll)~h '<> ~uppor1 mc:s I rom hi\ )lUnd
on n surfeat of convementl) c:o~er­
vata\c ballol measure\
The .SS·year·old shlte .cn11tor
ha:o. otiWU\) had the ~Up port or the
bu!ltnc 'antere''' in the: 'tate. Hi!\ 20·
\'cur record an the Oregon leglSlature
ha been prua'ed h} ,\, ociatcd
Orc:Fon lndustri~ us progre,"vc .
but tcmrcrc:d with eummon 'cno,:c. JO ~nato~ 1n a M:orec.ard kept b~
the Oregon f.n\flronmen~t Counal.
Whale most envtrunmental
JfOUp oppo&.e him, he has rccc:ived
more than SSO.OOO an contnbution~
I rom the ttmber tndu:.tr) Di ol Oct. 8.
He hu taken the: 1de of
envuonmcntnh,ts tn the RARE J1
dl'ipute o\cr hat\tsl.lble timber
a~rc.li• . nnd ha' tupror ted their
:argument lur lilackcnan of her·
bicide contrul~.
A rn' u Bf.tt£V~!'i hi\
!lupport lor Mea ure b,lhc I.:S
perttnt propcrt) tn hmuotion (or Me<nure C» he has dropped an the
pull . One poll sho\\ed Straub
whauhn& Att)eh'a lead to nbout five
poanu C within the margin of error for
any SUr\~))
,\tt)ch nl o Juppon.a Measure
7. lo\htch prohabats suatc c'pcndicure
lor a bon ion' .1nd Mca.•ure 8 \\ hich
culb rnr the death rcnalt)' under
pcciltcd condltllln
If 11/amntr U ~r>/.. ~tll'llAt~
t\lt)eh "ill pend more ltuan $500,-
000 on ha~ campaagn. oulspcnd ans
Strnu.b h} 1 to I
r he 0r('1loman calls. the senator
"pohttatll} hrc~d -It gJ\'e5 credit
tor \tayeh' JUCCQ!ti to an amaJung
camp:ugn orgam:r.aliQn '•'lth more
I han 14.000 \ olunteer • a lnrge cam·
,aagn Ottd&;c:l • nd hll> ~llit) IO lnter­
J'fC:l lhe tamn •
LETTERS POLICY
•Mu.sure 9: Would prohtbat power companaet rrom tackana n
tuse of thear cosh for new eonstruc:uon onto utahty bath until oftn
iciiiltrucuon wa• completed. Stroub Yell ·\tiyeh No. Ati)·eh hates Iahti~ .and blames
them lor h•' lo):-. to Stmub '" the
1974 gu\ernor' race If unythang.
Att)ch f>U)'' he 1s a teeter-tooter :
omcume~ he·, hbcrnl (he ~uppor1cd
dayo<are ocntc"· nur·smg hom~ .and
legislation lavonng the intere'it' nl
the mcnuall} retarded) and
!!oomeume~ he') c:on,enathc (he' in
~ncral !lupport of bu,aness an­
terest)) mca1ourc. places ham on the adc of
rhe Pe(lplc When laced 14ith a
samtlar mc•a1ourc an 19~. \11\ch op·
po~ 11 bec:au'e he ~td 11 wu not
the an"''cr to the prohtcm Ui logiC'
behind supporting Measure bas that
there 1, O\'Cr" hc:lm1ng up pun lor at
.among the penplc nil thuc he: plam.
i1 elcct~li. to tron-<lut II!\ lla\.\':o..
\tanh SU\ the r~rmcn \'Cr aon Leflllfl ro '"" £11101" 4/loukl oe
l®ressed ro So:a 2 r Th" aeldtJM IS
ttOOII Mond11ya SuomWtOI'llalloula
10e typed, d04101e·•~ 4ftC1 tttCivd•
111• euthOI" 1 ,.,,.,. as we! II u
ac•ctomtc: ClUJ Of IIKWl) lfliM ng
No more than Ut'" a~gn•lu,.a ma,. •Mta'lurt 10 Would HJ'VC the uate legaalature power to repeal and
tha~ 'IUlte's current plannms guadehnes Straub: No. Atiyeh· No.
l'UUrt 11. Would pay one-half of the propcn)" tax~ demanded of
wnen. up to SI.SOO, operating e~pen!lc~ for state go\lernment • "ould co1o1 the ~l:tlc ~~~ then
Mea,ure II
not exceed during nny two--year pc:nod, the rate at whach per onal
{Ire\\ an the preceding two yeurs; would return any 1urplu' an
operatang expenses, nbove two percent, to ancome hnpayers
Ye\ tayeh No • A her hi' ye.tr' an the lelji,laturt'
he know' ho~ to plu\ .til the pohucul
samc-s. 14hich make at hard lo JUd£C
him b) ha\ record. 1 hough he" rotc
the luM:ur-quahl\ hill Oregon e\-cr
hnd, he h~J) been wtcd :" 2 b1t among But at hu. Uf1pon ot Measure b
put ham nn I hC' u.te ol I he pc:uplc. It
ul'o puc ham on the delcn\J\e lor the
hr t umc 1n the aampu1gn Bccousc
ol the me., ure'!l. fouh!i, Srraub ha a
place to :mucl, an Achilles heel.
Since ,\U)C'h .announct'c.l ht o;uppon fW:Mtar "''" e<~c:ll I rr t.•rwrtt
attoult:t o. 350 worciJ or IHJ All
tefle~~ .,,, De puOIIJ~ out aro IJU~·
t«l 10 ed•llng lot gr mmer t.ngth
artd l•be;pw "'''~Mrs. Th Pooneer
log 1M IWIJIM trgnt 10 hold .,,,.,.II
apace ptoDitms eriat No
an011vmous liJrer:s tro'IU lM! JJUOit.JheO
tall their ho1nk account'
ale we cun be aure that the best
of Oregon\ ciU7en~> wall be \ertously
•uuou bag business have further power an
how our land wall be used.
cnt\ of thta measure cannot be sure
11l~'3Me ol number 10 wall satas(y thear
t dreams Accordtns to the wordana of
~n•1ur .. , the legJIIaturc w1ll be requared to
the •tate's Jand·UIC aoals, but II 1!1 not
to •her them in any way Supponen
meuure have no usurance that legi<>l;llol" will gJ\c them what thev want.
l:"en 1f lcgi l:ator!i do change: the land·U\e
g~tl\ 10 fit the fralncwork mone)·hUnJry rUI
e.!ltllte bu~ne' cs could rt'commend. enforce­
ment olthme guideline' would probabl~ come
under the current Land (omervataon and
J)c,clorment ('ommnsion "'o matter what
the ruiC$ loo~ like, the I .CDc·" ould ttll ha'c
the nght to anterpret tho\C nr'l'-rule' an the
'lame WU) that at anterprets the current one'
I .tnd-use a• too tmportant 10 pla)• little
greed~ l:t'lme) wath We r«ommrnd a ... ~o"
\ott on number 10 •
Straub for governor
Bob Straub ia somcthang of • l\idden
tiaure Has predcocuor wa~ an eaotiat and
enjo)ed nothang more than speakana in tronc
of hundred' of people about anythma the)
• 1.\'llnled to heur. Straub hasn't cut the same
hgurc a' Tttm McCall Thcrclore. people
thank he's done nothing.
But 11 you read our gubernatonalanal)ll
on the tucing p.tge. you \II illlc:arn dtlle~ntl) .
Strauh· opponent in the 'o\'. i govtr·
nor's. rnoc as state senator Vic Atiyc:h, a \'Cr)
a~modating penon. He's ai.'Com~atmg t(l
baa buMncs) and an other group that can help
ham get ele~:tC'd . He's not leader enouth lor th11
)t.tte.
Lool DC ,\tayeh '~ f'CI."'Ord o't.er the l.ait rclo\
ye:sn.
He ,_ades with the lumber and01trv tn the • debate over the countn•' Roadleu Area • Rc\tcw ilnd Fvatuation II. RARE II clauifies
Orc:aon·,. undevtloptd forest land, and 66
mallion mort ac~ a eros$ the Una ted States, u
de\elopable or not. He has said there thould
not be new areas designated as undevelopable . In 1975. All)ch \Oted agaan t a ball whtch
:allowed druggJ!\IS lo ubsututc: gcnenc: drop
lor mtlrc e~pcn I\'C ruune·b,..,nd ones. He
oppo:.cd t '~'-CI b11l5 {one 10 197.S, tbc <!I her In '77)
"h•ch "t'\Uid allo" the grass~ and lUll) to
bum ncrcnse in the Walla melle Valle).
He' otcd og;un't the b.tn on aero olspra~
can' ant.!. ln a moq~ thatt almost ane:\cusablc.
he tnl'd 10 rc' 1'1e cun)truc:tiun ot the Mt. Hood
Fr~wm thr« years ago
If ) ,1u too.. at our ynop~is of ""here
Straub nnd All)eh ~tand on th11 munth'
ballot mcll u~ \Ole. you will find him u.eon­
asatcnt wath our stated beliefs on the direction
the Oreson state &O\'Cmmcnt should take We
cannot therefore, .suppon hia candtdacy.
Straub ha proven a C'Onsatent. if noc a
public, 1'-wernor, He should be conptulatccl
for his ~ork by clectina him to a ~nd tfra'
of office •
5 • •
To the Editor
Your vote counts
Nc. t TuescJ. v·~ ctecuon 11 of
mort" than ordintu") tmportancc to
On:gon On l•nc dn} tht elec:toratt
could c:nd Ortjon down tbt ll't ol
stat~ to ran~ w1th Alabama and
Ar\;nn~a~~ or we can retatn our tradt·
tton and reputatton ., • le<adc:r
om(lng the h1rward looktng dtc:l"nt
and humane: pohucal ~.:ommuntlle'
\de'4uutc ta uppon tor local
goHrnmcnt. death pc:nalt~ state:
land u c plonntng, abortion utiht}
regulation, leadc:rshtp Cor the "'ate
<1nd tor the: nt\\ Mc:tropohtan ~c:r
'tt't' O"tric:t and man) other c:hotce~
w1ll be made:.
1 hert arc ~ome l.SOO potential
votctto ,1n tht' campu§, 11mon~ the:
,tudc:nt,, \lUll and fucUit)• \orne:
b..lllol deo tons wtll b( mudc: by
(c" c:r 'nt~ than that Suppo'c: man)
or U\ don't 'ole Suppo\C tho'c: who
do ,uccecd m turmn~ bJck the calen·
dar on kc:\ tSSUC$ SuppoSt un·
lm&Jlnftli\C: .md rearlul •tile and
loatl leaderJ who never had a new
tdc:., an thetr hvc:s arc elected What
kmd of piA~ w tll Orcpon then be1
Although we ore by no mean~ ol
one: mtnd on this c:ampu~ we: can and
mu\1 bnng our concern~ and our
antc:lheencc: to bear on the iuue' of
tht" clecllon.
Donald & &lmrr
Prqj~twr. Polllltal .Snmct
You're doing weU
In nil honest}, 1 thoUJhl the
paper toda) (Oct. 26) wa c ccllent.
(I'm not S~):'lng thl!\ bcc..su'e m}
pacture wu' hnnd.,omeh dt!.pluyed
on page 2 l 'otrc\\ the criticalm
You're nil do•nt ~~u
.... ,,.,. fMdfl(h
\nuvr
He}f t~P!!~ c~~~~tne
Club finds ll5elf tn a darric:ull 'itua­
llon, whteh 111 both novel and
prcariou~. Hi tonQII\ the Alpine
Club ta :~n intormal group of
11tudents who<oc pnmar-. purpose
11rc to enJO) the great outdoon. nd
to prO\'Idt other tudenll wath the
lcadcMiup and equtpmc:nt nec~ .. ary
to do hkewt~ Wtth the advent o(
Colle£t Outdoon on thl) C4mpu•.
lhet.c soal\ ha~ not changed, butt he
\C~htclc:s b) whtch th~ soal~ must be
met are radtc:alll' different
Collc8c Outdoon' pnmary
focus ia on hash ·u~enhap, lo~ \kall­
le\cl and thu' more cost-cfTecttvc:
programs . It ortel'\ \tudcnts the op­
ponumly to learn the molll rudtmen­
tar) skilb in rock-climbing. moun
tatnccnng. etc On the: other hand,
we of the Alp me Club ulre.ad)· pos~s
theSt kllb and WtSb to move on to
more challcnama ucuauoru . To do
ao, three thtnJI arc neoc:ssary
•Ftnt, ~e must utiliz.e t.he tn­
swctionaJ rc:sourca of College Out·
doon. -
·~«'''ndl) '. we mu.'lt devc·lop
the'le ~"'"" 10 1 lttrller tommumt\ in
order to mnke thnc •ld\ onc:cd
j'\rugnSm\ more \.O,t-crJ'cctivc
•1 hard, tn ordc:r to tUttRCI more:
J"(ople ''' the'e .1dvunccd prl.lsram,,
\\e mu t b< uble to olfer quaht)
rrottrum~ on nn c:quulton ttnit wtth
(. ollcge Outdo<u"' ·
II h db\lou' thntthc philo~oph)
,,, Collc:l'c Outdoor'\ 1!1 wtdd)
oi<:4:CptecJ on tt\1'1 cumpuft l hi'
phtlosoph~ 1\ not nc". nor Wi\'1 11
brought to l ( b:t College Outdoo~
I he !pant Club ho~' been conduc
tany <t~mtlur programs, on a much
'muller budget, for yean. J he poant
here '' what ulumnte 'lC:rVIce iot done
to ,.udcnt11 b} teochang them
rudamentaf) "'ktll and then oban
donms them bdon: they hove
dc"eloped them to the point thnt
the) .. tre o.~ctuully u c:ablc:1 For no one
who hn' teamed ha& skall' only an
College Outdoor' can po~\lb)y he
c:'r«tcd to chmb on ht' o"n
I~ tt the goul of the college
npc:ricncc to gl\'c: peopk u-teublc
.. ~.:ith 7 lf ~o. then the role of 1 he
.\lptnc (luh heft' •~ tnc:Yitable
( ollc:llc Outdoo~ is creutJnll u
larllc number or people "tlh a
m1n1mnl 'kall We o"c at the oppor
tuntty to develop the~ kall~
\\c ore not n ~pectal-anterc:st
group .ltlemptina a np-off of tudent
lund~ We nrc: an orpomuaon con­
~med "tlh l.ewis and Clnrl. con
ccrnc:d wtth the welfare of ah
'tudenh nnd cont't'rned wtth the
luturt of mounuuneerang Mnnv
'tudent!> ha,e, through thear par
ttctpat ion tn ( ollc:ge Outdoon, ell.
pre' ed thear tntercst tn outdoor
recreation I ulfllhn~ thear long·tc:rm
need~ in th1' uru " a Iorge burden
fhe \lptne tlub cnnnot bear
tht\ burden alone \\ c need ftnanctol
uppon of SOFA\ A 'LC, and all
other concerned orsanuauo na. Wtth
\our help we t:ln improve thequah
1\ of educ.ttion at leWI and Clark
rht' l ~\W and ('furl. Mpinr Clult
Peru culture shock
John Tra,olta the .. Amencan
1 op 40'' Bayer a!ipmn C.ocn
Cola-hot dog:r. ... On one hand we
lf'C' strud: b) how w Amenc:anlltd"
Peru tbt On the other, we try to
fe(Onctlc the cru~h against our vuluc
\}''Item a C\ICI'}'lhtng tS ~o dtfftrent
It " n1cc hattng the Unucd Stal~
and upprcctuting 11 at the snme ttmc,
upprc:ctallng the hot shower b:u:k
home Jnd dC$ptstng the Manlyn
Mnnroc pm up 10 the Peruvum out­
hou.~e
Peru '" ·• lond of conflact and
coni ruM I he coastal desert, the
junale und peal..-of the aaerro all
hou!'t' dtfrc:rent type) of people,
cconom1c:s and li(c~tylea On top ol
that, yea~ of colomal role, unstable
aovernment o~nd sull ngtd clau
~}'•tcm make 11 mcredtbly mtere\Ung
und hard 10 understand
Pioneer Log
6 Camptn Bo• 21
L.ew11 and Ctarll Colloge Po11t1no, Oregon 117218
(503) 2.U-{11S1. eal 23.2
f:dltor. Dutch Mendel Butln.u M1neger John Scott
Men.glft11 f(.tllo~ Hena Holrt~agel He•• ldllor N~a Salter
Covt fdllot Cynthl.t O..OO'l
5pof1a Editor Antta Maru
fnt~t Editor Anne Stemer
Opinion Edllor Jelf Ptll!rCI
Att DW.Clot A.y ~~~~
Ptlotognaptlr f:(.tiiOt Ken flbt~ek
Compo.ltkH\ Editor $het1en• Kamoto
~~~ Editor Do., Sorlllot~ Jon
Edwanlt
OrccMflon MINgef Lynne Htll()o
Wrtt«a• TataCSlwl Chll#anguu , Letlle
01-Nty, John G\MIUO, Dave ludw.g
Sllev OIMn, Phytha O~ttt, Lauta
Pan'-Larry Robetteon, Doug
RONn~g . RObtlr1 Taylor
lpont MttliiU Hellen~l•1 Paul
Robbtna. Halll li'IOrallflnuon , L•z
Wll~er
lnlefll"'ment Ivan Dooley, AktkO
Naka, Julie Puoer~Ntugl'l , Anne
Tru~
Pucitlld! 0cc:UiflftC;ft MtloJI MtiiUCCI
Photogrephafa l.nlla f lUll, l eel
GatrMII Mtml Grey, Treed HICkman Roll JcrgenMn. Kamran Sermadl T1n1 w .. ,, DMnne Yuen
Production l.Aitlle 0..~ . Cindy Hilla
lynn Lt ... sley, Ctndy Mackey
Composlllo!l Jenny Foater, Ktten
Hlflda Grace lnokuehl Kil Llwtt.
Melanie Rudnick Karltfl Saul Marilyn
Sa a ton
Major IHIYIIOr Richard HoVt
Ptlotogr~phy advteor Bton Shepperd
Sph11~ gu~nu
OlltCIII put>flceuon ol the Auoclatod
Studcmts ol lewta and Clark, 0016 SW
Palatine Hill ROICI. Pc>ttland, Oregon
tU 11~ Pflnt.cl wHkly by tho Saii*OOd
8H l:IIICOf'ld clall pottage PliO 11
Por11and. Oregon Annualaubscrlptton
COli $4 50 V•-• '"P'hMO are thoae or the
w11t11ra anc:r do nol necouattly rallect
thu ,,_, or lhe aludent body. the
lecully, or the admlntalrallon
Unsigned eoetOttlll are suggested
an(.t appto-.od by the ednor• ano
menage,. otthtt paper, ond raflecl the
metorny oplnton ot thoso olhtert l•tfteen rnembcr' ol the ~· oup
nf'C' hving tn cu~co the heart or the
lnc.-Jt I mp1re. T hit plute hua it nil,
from mght·hlr: to rum,, \\ e \'t' been
hu\tllH u gn:ut umt wath our ho~t
tamahc' whether don~.:~ns the "hun\
nl' or tnktnp dny tnp to In~
temple t'l.lrn\' ,, tt ml\y snund.
there I" no Wll\ 10 de,tnbe etther the
cuphortc l«hni or the Joraeous
pnnoramu one CI\Jo)'a while \londing
umtd't the mn•llc:ry olthe stonework
utop 11 ~ ,800 meter peak
We hn\c: been nnpres~c:d by the
tronte of l u~co und Peru m ~enc:ral
for ell.ample e\ef)' Peruv1nn 111
proud of the lncu hcnln8c lis
technology, nrchllecture nnd
folklore: )'tt thc'c ~me reoplc: ore
olten andiffcrcnt to the ma'leroble
plight of the pensant~ . the true tn·
dtgc:nou' elc:nlent
The Cll) "u CUrtOU mtxture or
lncon, colonml ond Republt ~\n
archttccture '\ convent '" con
\tructed ol the )Ome walls thnt once
hoo\ed the 'tr~uns pasd tn trabute to
lncu nobtht't ond tavern& •hure
I oundatton\ \\ tth temples and con
QU"tndor.' mun~IOn\ . f he hl\lOf)' I~
tne.,..:apnblc n he' 10 the fncc:'l of the
pcorlc tn thetr ottttude' and m the
'tone' of e\cry butldme leciUrc ~ by
I ami ly mt m ber' und locnl
auth(lralte' hnvc: helped put alit hi' in
contc't for U)
1 he wurmlh or the people hOI\
been trcmcndou, An occa tOnal
pa,,crh} mu) cream, "Cnpllah~t go
homcl'' But Cor the mo11t purt
evervont t& \er) walhng to help und
at ttmc:. to treat u .. hke \'t!itttng
dagnunnCO> After a mcetsng with the
rnttHU we were nwurded ( tt!lcO''>
equavalcnt ul the kcr to tht caty
Bnrh Hone Doug Spencer. tJall o·
ble .and \hnron Grnugnord were the
four nervou' \OIC'CS heard over a
locullu,co radto 'wuon In broken
Spam~eh they re,ponded to que~ttons
on '' ue .. rungmg from pohttC-'1 to
their VICW\ on the oppO)tle SCI\.
ht unothcr hashlighl came
when the muyor ot Cnlcu mvated lhe
grour to take pan tn the to" n•, 80th
uonweNIU'\ ' cclebntllo n. ~even • group me-mber' arc livtng in (olea, o
.. mull agnculturul vtllogc: about an
hour\ bus ndc I rom Cu:icO Cnlca •~
n different world, one where en!'\ nnd
grinso· arc ,,,ll.,omc:what of a novcl-
1).
fhU\, II WU& il &n:nt honor for Ulo
tO be tnvated 10 the nnntveMry
ft\lt\'tltC:'I \\ h1ch COIUI&tcd of U
parade ;pcechcs and u dance. Pic~
ture ll motle} bunch or jean-clad
Amencun& murchmg at the head of
the town·~ pnrade. l uter thnt ntght,
an cqunlh· motle} (and now u­
hou~ted) bunch tned to learn the:
rotklortc dunce\
The ancredsblc wormth of the
people hllb been greut and hM helped
•' lol an our battle agauut cuhurc:
shoct...
A' for culture thock
•What do you do when the
mother of I he fam1ly eat• 10 onolher
room becau'>e you have her place at
the tnble?
•What do you do when you hllVC'
the equ1valent of SIO m your pocket
and you're buymg .an orange from a
~hoclc!l!l hulc: garl lor 2 cents?
• Publu: rntroom•. trash cnns
and telephone-\ are unheard ol
• You ~tcp on the gum en ptg thul
1\ run nang Mound the: kitchen Ooor.
and the hllle fellow wa~ 1Uppo'led to
~ tomorrow ntsht'a danncrt
•In 1ummary. we arc findana that
common •cn•e •• we know tt doesn't
work here I he famihar ~.:omrona
nod cu toma, when not enurely luck·
IOJI are dro!lllc.dll y dtUerc:nt But we
hvc It Jnd wouldn't trade place'> wtth
tlnyone l'.icnd matl
Tumt O'Brttn
Mrnrbn ufthr Prru Ov~r.f~Q' Trip
It's my graduation!
Perhup& I didn't make mytelr
clear The letter from the Rc1Jstrar
uud. "Wntc your suaacstiona 10 ua,"
and now you say, "Wnte your
suagc:1tton~ to the Log" I don't want
to ''wnte" my •uaaestlon• to
unyhody I wunt to talk Walh or take pr\rt on a cummallcc ol •cnion who
arc concerned nbl.lUI who •peaks ul
our grnduallon
I'm ttrown ur l dun't wont
~umc:ont to mukc a dc:caaaon (or me. I
cun ma'-e them my'lelf I'm about to
aJruduntc und tim plucc can't mnkc ••II my dl'cs'iaon for mc: larever. l'h•'
IMiltution ho\ tu lc:l so of the reans nt
~omc lime
Grnnted, 'ltudont upathy is ntun
ull-umc hagh It 111 runrung mmpnnt
1n C opcland. foore•t. Piau Howurd,
Odell, Akin nnd Hnnrfeld But there
t\fe isolated people who care Plco~ee
somebod\', gt\e the authortl.lliiOn to
let students choo~c thetr tpc:oker II
hu' been my e~pericncc: here, that
wathout "authontJltton" ,tudenttorc:
ne\er hatened to ure they nnywny'l
1-tluor ·, nou Oaw• ( olll')
Stnlor
/j l'OII wuh w buomt tm•o/\'f•d
m the• f(racluannn ~tlt'ctlmr prorC'H,
wr• WNH~5f ••uu 'lptak first with
arttml hrudrm Jf)hn Bro"" You
lltoulcl tllso approarll .•tudtnt hnd)
prtt.tidrlll I orr~ • I ~·wi.r If hr ha1 tlol
alrt·adl l.t>" 1\ muJI JOOfl appoint
.ttudnu mc·mbt·f\ to the romm~ nrr
ltlt'llt OfJldfii:IIIR (Cinlltrtlttt' ,
Hurray for Hoyt
Wuh no tntenlton of beotmg
edatonol\ on un c:dllonolto death, I
would hkc 10 ex pre~!! opprccintwn of
Dtck lluyl'• letter re~pondang to Mr
Andre" Ka,c:r und the bRA
Perhaps Jlro(e~sor Hoyt wn11 o
httle ,trong in ddendl08 the ERA
Ho\\evcr, !etten to the edt tor mu~t
not ncct\Mtrily be u totnl effort at
constructive cnuctsm How bonng
the cdttortul column would bel Whv
If) and rc-wntc someone else\ orti·
c.lc: bv offcnng c:on'ltructivt
c.nttet\m'' l'he editonal columru und
letter' to 1 he editor urc two of the fe\\
plnce ~ 10 any new1pnper whcre tm·
nganattvc wnhntt (.and I do not mean
ftctton), can prod the dtffidc:nt
rendet
Humor and novehv 10 an
cduonul .. hould recctve opprobutton
not reprobation
I am \Urc: Professor Hoyt t~ well
o wure of how to "construc ttvelv
trttacu.c:" un nrttcle As u professor of
JOUmflh!im he could probably do 11
"'tth both hond!i tted behtnd hu; back
wnttng wuh tu nose dtpped tn mk
But aren't prol'esson., of uny
dlsttphnc: enutled to drop thetr
ac.1demtc proressaonalu;m once an a
whale to engage tn a httle creative
uuberonce , whether II be by Wnlln[l
on edttonol or makmg fancy e~­
plosweoc to detonate .. crenttvely .. m
some hopefully remote place? I enjoy
beang uround prof«Sor(o when they
do not hove the gremhn of ncademtn
pc:enng over their shoulders, Jnd
upprc:ctnte 11 when they mvest tame
und energy to respond to the LC
communit y ouuade of the
cluuroom
It •• slightly na1vc: to thmk that
opanion• cxpre~\ed 10 on editortol
could "dt~grocc unothcr humnn be­
mg." An cdttortnl 111 merely nn
opimonutc:d respons e: to a prev1ous
bll or wnttng. and 'hould be
rccognw:d UJ ttuch I aet tired or
letter) wh1ch auempt to "mnlce mcc"
edttonal mocennl fhc lng ha•
enough ,en•e to c:xerctse JOurnahlti c
di'ICretton, no molter who a writer
huppen!> to be
Profc~'i or Hoyt's lc:uer threw
cold wnter on the sometimes wilted
cdnonul pugc, Ita atrenath lay tn the
fact thttt 11 waJ tnluhing, buang, and
c.au~uc. So whot" Hoyt took the time
to wntc u letter to the Log 'The style
and content of that letter Wits hts,
und I doubt It rc:Occ:ted, in Corm or
content. methods he advocates m the
classroom for •mJ'Ireutonablc: young
JOurnuhats
I cotnnot auy. however, that I
have any dcstre to trade places wuh
en her Mr. Kaser or Protcllor Hoyt'•
d11ughtcr
• Nttlo Chrv/1
Stnlor OSPIRG left
)'ou slnted in the loat ed
the rtcm,.rr I ll/l "In thalll(lht
1., the I t puper,at hn'l a
ty to CO\cr tho!\C: event!\ wn1r
c.c:rn the immcdtute c
munity I hut it t!\ the role of
mntn\trearn newapaper to
c:c.fUc.<lte cnte(tRin, und JlfOVtdc
lorum Cor ruponae."
I would hlcc to explore
concept und rebate 1t to a
smponnnt group on c:ampllS
OS PI RO t~ one of the
OCltVe OrftllOilUIIOnS , If not tht
nctavc, on campus thts term We
done wotk~hop~ on Ballot Mcus~a
6 nnd II, 7, S, ond 10 We have
Corum11 on D.E ~ • RAR[ ll
Nuue Procttttonen We
the Acttvtll~ f-atr here We ha~oe
u \tuff memb(r on campus
l hur\doy ull rcrm as n re.!our~
,tudents We have hod regular
board meettngs, oLnd hO\IC 8
member1h1p . We: produced nn
ctllntt Org,onitntto noi-Sk.a
Wurk"'hop for LC student 1ca•IJI:
Wt hnvc been doang r~enr ch
the nren, of Hall Burton.
nght'l E' I "'i, LC heolth C4lre
fore~try rr.tcttceli
We ortum•7ed a mn~,•ve
rega,lruta on drive and pro\tded
pte ballot~ to the commumty.
huve had 11 RAR f II lctrll"r·wnl•
drtvt, pmJter dnves nnd
drtve' We have provaded free (01
nominul cost) some
OSPIRG pubhc.uttoru conce
JUVentle raghu, outo
lundlord·tenunt oghh ond r~llllllll
and the Oregon Smnll Claams
'Y tern We hove ruststed numr:ro
studentli domg rt"'earch.
We hnve arranged
crcdat for \tudent' pnrtactpauna
OSPI RG We hove bud m
1 mil Room and :Suga muahng'
hnve htred a wor'-·-.tudy and
student lor full term
We hove contacted )
numerou.. tame:~ throughout
term, but mo,t of tht'i hus rec.:111
httlc or no covcrnge from
Plmwrr l og
Two other 1mponont
huvc been produced by v.;u
here 111 L(
lase week, 1 WU\ on on ,.Hill
for OSPlRG ut the Multnn111
County Davi ion of Fleetiona .
lmqutred tf I ewts and Clark
be rccel\'tng J ot~rs' Pamphltt s
the state of Oreaon The wo111
there advt c:d me to contat1 the: po
office ~rYittng r c to see how
we would he gett•ns. 1 cnllc:d
Muhnomah branch ond hr:
plaaned to me thnt they were
contract to deliver ont
Pamphltt per rc:~tdcnt th~) '
dr/1\ trC'd onr \'OtC'rt pamphltt
uwlf and Clark I fhe repr~c:nlltl(ii
there, and u clerk [rom the Sc:c:rct
of State's omce, both helped
and dellver900 Votu's Ytl.mJJ•hfi!U
I ewi~ and Clark OSPIRG has
in charge or dehvenng them
tnlorm student voters of the
and candtdate,
We huve also mounted
mot'IMVc carnpotgn to end di110ril'llll
tton 10 nuco in!IUrtlncc 10 Oreaon.
huvc: been c:trculauna n petlttoD
l ewt" und ( lnrk to drum up st
support for the cause· We
ulre.tdy collected si&nlltures
one-lhtrd or the Lcwas and
cammunny l'his auue offecu
of the student' here at I cwis
( htrk directly or tndareclly, as
people oil over the state ntr L
C'lwrtn to uvold C'O\'trmg tht
and thr rampa1gn
I ulso hove acnous on,.vtllli
conc:ermna the last auue of the
10 p.1rt1cuhar In that paper you
an cxccllcnt two-paac spread on
ballot mea•un:s comins up fur a
on November 7 However ,
nealcctcd to mention any of
OS PI RG ballot meuaure wor'klflj
thuc hove taken place on ca"~P
You also neglected to mention
we were: havma 1 ballot
workshop on Ballot Meaaurc
whsch wua 1chedulcd for that
•Conllnutd on PllJI'
Pwnrt~r Lox. Ncw«'mbtr 1 • 110011
of
He
btl
RG
E~t'l
dm1tt
lon'
.lJ/l SC:i
Luu•l<l
VOl
tvcr
rrom
•t•r l
P" thi
ol cov
you
10 tl
ugh
a lot
lark tt
VOl(
n dn~
mtet~
ror m~
l«n oui
• IS a
prov
• i)
stn
• Sto mo
• Au
h· c
Join
Phil
~ • 1'
' v IIU• left out?
the: hut edit
n thotlt [the 1
,o, o re1pon
'-'ent~ whtch
ledtutc:
the role of
per to tnlat:
und provtdc ..
to c:xplon:
c: 11 to a
'cumpu<~
ne or the
'· if not tht ,,, term We:
Ballot MC:<IUI
~ We: have
RARE 11
[, We Or8Jllnil
•re. We: huve tnued from puse 6
rc:n day before the publica­
that anuc hric Anderun took
1.1d for OSPlRO c:oncC'rlllnK
mpoajln to end unfou dt!i­
ton 10 uuto tnlurnnce
t ad wu11 commtutonc: d to
an thut anue It clld not
month or 10 ago, Uuvad
tt mudc tome unfounded
tton• an the: l.og about the
of the: OSPIRG wtuvc:r
Jlc: oii.\Crtc:d that th11 W81
blc: to the fnc:t that two
Ru mcmbera were on the:
Lxctullvc: lommauc:c: David
1ttc:d sanc:e then that thts
WOI fnlac Rnd UOJUitific:d
.t~N sent n reporter out to clarify
untton ~he (the reporter} 10
Marahn Gomberg and
Lew~t about 11 and the article
~itltPP•osc :d to huve appeared an
~~ •~sue II did ttol
ou ,cntc:d tn your c:duonolthot
n campus _ ..... , ere: aren't enough
[nnd J wntcr•" on the stcU'f
1 uJl I rcalilc: this 11 n problem
do not understood why, when I
Ru.rn OSPJRG mc:mbera to you
c: arttclc:a 11bout D E S and
to lnsuruncc: campoisn. they
reJected by the: Pfontt'r Log I
;,tlllc:l you d1d not oc:cept ortu:tes lJ n resource
!nd rc:aulnr
id have a
toduced un
1 t' on o 1-S kt
student lende
lg re~eorch
•urton, •u•n
c:alth care
• maK.IVC
d prov1ded
;ommunny.
U letter•\llru.
•s and
~tded free
orne
OUtO
ts and rc:hltiOi
U Chum'
htc:d nurnm
rch
,gcd ocudcc
)urtlc.tpulinf
: bud m
;n muihng.s
~dy nnd 11
tnt acted
lroughout
lis ha& ream
ige from
• on an ....... ,
c Multn
lecuona.
1d C'lnrJc
lomphlrts
The WOIII
ontuct the p; people: not on the l.oR sll!ff.
P1c:rcc:. on Fndoy the: 20th o(
stutc:d to the c:ffc:ct (rc:gor­
tha~ SJtuotton) that ·you didn't
ilnY 'trathy' O~PIRv arttclc:s ..
r you ure ~o lnclung of
•troN. and motcrioJ how can you
own two excellent wmc:n and
nt &ubJect matters
al~o find at pecuhnr that one­
or th<l~e people: who Oiled out
. .._., .. ivcr not to rund OSPIRv
from the: top-ronks of the
Loll edttonal bonrd
P' th1~ fact nccounts for our
ol coverusc: It It doe!, may I
you thut op1mon) and bUt'le!>
10 the Opamon column and
ughout the LoR
l't<J•Pit comphdn around Lewta
(lurk thut we ore too 1solated,
we need to reach out anto the
and tnto the ,lute Muy I
d them thnt thut's what
lR.v is here ror and that's what
We have louthed one
n tot of people here at Lew~&
lark th11 term via many events,
voter-regaatrntion and anfor­
drive!l I urge the Log to re·
Ole liS 1tancc aaamst U, and to
lor more posnavc: cooperatton
reen our two organll.Dtions. ue Wrirutrm
SophQmo"
ee how m&Mt)r t not('
J· I cnllcd II Wlrlle we+ appr~clatr M'
nnd he s ccmurn on b~half oftht
ICY were Studmt Public- lnt~r~ .u
on~ ~ Group. K~ fultom~ of his
Ill thry nttd clariflcatlon
' pamphltl It /,, rhr bl'll~f ofthl.s papu that
per you
preod on
up fora •m·cJ ujmt~rnt ''l,ad~trlm~nt to
11ronrr cllflrlbulion of auuratt'
rumpltttt ttiformation Wh~n
H rmfltm 'ayr tht J>aonc:c:r Log
tilt rtqutJIJ of IWO
RG mrmhtff to writl' nrw.s
about OS PI RG maurrs. thr
for thr rtJUiion wcu thai wt
to rf'nram objulivf In most
tltr objttrm·c- .,;tw of a p~rron
about romr rubj~(;l w11h
ht or slit 1.t conctrntd 1.t
Why
PHIL
LANG
IS a
proven leader:
• ::.puukor oltht; Hoo&o
slnc:n 1975
• Statu Emorgoncy Bcwd
mcmbOr stnc~ 1967
• A rceogntzOd t'JCport m
hsc 11 pollcym.!ktnq
Join me In supporting
Phil Lengi-Oon Balmer
' ....... ,....,. •"' qut'tttonahlr Gul'.ff anlr/t.f art
JruiC'ju/1) urrrptrd b)• thr L(lg. a.f
/on' cn tlltlr wrlttrs art not dlrtrtly
ronrt'fnl'tl with tht .rubjl'fiJ about
~·h1eh tht) writr. Wlrt'rt wrltrrJ wl..th
w pwjortlr a \'/('wpolnt, tht oplmon
paxrJ art thr pious to tin It
\rnmtl. \fr WtmJtrln a/1,.,~,.,
that Oplmrm &111or Jrfl Pluu saul
lht 1 og tltcln I Kant em)· "trtulrl
OS PI RG rlfllcll's Tht' pruprr quoit'
11 Mr Wf'tnttl'm will chrck an} nott•
hr nun how madt at that mutmx.
fhuu' thm Pttrtl' :spolt.t In a
dl/jt:rt'nl cnttlt'1Cifrom that to whtrh
H-t'lmtcln '"/"" Plrrrt IO)'lnlf that
the L og did nut .rtmpl> uprmt nt" .. s
rrlraH'J vrrbatlm from any
or[lonilatltJIJ Jald rltat moJt n~ ··'
ff'lrOJt'f nmtmn Vf'ry 11111, ohjtrtlvr
In/ormation and could hi' cltJS.tiflt'd
thrrC'jCift', cH 'doxshlt
I ina/h. w~ do not find It .to
Jtrlltl/lt that onr-trnth oftht proplt·
who fl/lrd uut ·wolvr" nut tQ fund
0\PIRG thl1 vrar wert 1rom tht
top-ranks of the P1oneer los
ttlllonal huurd 'Stnct anly 11 pro­
pit jllltd uut thou forms. It dors not
St't'lll fO tUJd that tWO mtmbt'r1 of
uur t'flllnrtul board could Ira\ t
plrlluwphtr\ that df/jl'r frnm thusr
Clj OSP/R(I
In rt'~tard:s to tht OSPJRG
ad\·,.rtntmrnl Rtw·n to thr I og. In
thut tht' wp~ for tlrt ud was tn
wmplrtt', tlrr I og JlOV(' bocA tht
ropr to tlu OS PI R(i ofllu "'ailln(
for 11 to hr mtJfl' thuroul(h , It wa:s
nr\'4 r uturn1'tl ,
No defense needed
\fter rc:ahnng thut DC<ln Pet
ty'~ letter of Oct 26 an the Plomorr
l ox wn11 not .1 Joke, we lclt it our
duty to rc:pond to that letter
Dean Petty, c:lnimins to ~ the
open-m10dc:d Intellectual type,
au ended the vac:wlng of Word Is Out,
a moVIe: ubout the lives of 26
homose}tunh •. We. too, were 111 the
movtc: O!l we: cunsadc:r ountlvcs to be
the opc:n·mtndcd antellcetual types.
ul,o. Nter re.ading Mr Pcuy's leuer,
however wt u~ convanc;ed that we
dad not 'c:e the same movte
Fir-.t. Mr Pelt) obvtously
u8~ocmtc~ .. hoppaness" wath o mor11l
dut), \tc:mmln& from hta own
rehgtous beltc:h He mwt find it hard
to believe thut happ1ness can be
ns~octutc:d wtth ptea\Urc: We behc:ve
thut unyont who would for~ke
\OC:Ic:tal approval and endure
harrusscment to atuun hflpp10eu 10
regard to \el\UUI preference 1.5 com­
mendable
S«ond. nowhere dad we un­
dc:ntand that the part1ctpants an the
mo\ te equated I on w1th sex. They
autd the) round love and se:~t of the
haghest ktnd when they tound thear
lovers Stnc:c: when B~ love and IClt
the )llme thmg1 Abo. who can enJOY
~" wnh am·cmf'?
Why as 11 "o hord for Mr Peuy
to ~:omprehend that homosexuol'l
are Just U\ padcy or nonpack) D
hetero eltual.s tn thc:ar chotec of 'IU·
unl panncf'?
Th1rd. homosexuals are not try­
ing to JU'\tafy thc:ar ncuons to scx;tety.
IJ urd IJ Out is u film dc:sagned to
promote under.ltlndina or the
problem11 raced by homoM:xunl:. m
our soc:acty rather th1n as JustifiCIJ­
IIon or thetr hfestylc::. No JU!tlfica.
uon 1' nct'C'Qry, neither are coO\,er­
!!<Ution~ with God And linnlly, Mr. f'euy's
primary dclc:nsc apinat homosu·
uahty 11 God and the Bible. J•or
those of us who do not believe in the:
pr~minenl.lc or \UCh entities, Mr.
~ctty'1 argument automntia&lly hula
to carry nny IKJJificancc . We areJUit
II Wed th111such acclAimed powers arc
used 1u a ddense for horrc:ndou"
bi~Otf)
E:ll:ulu•th £61ti.Hon, Suphnmnrr
Shrryl Gillilan Junior
Is it all hot air? •
Swept up in the: romantic no­
tion of 'rcattna reform, I coupled a
personal complatnt with .tn appelltc:
for dsrcct ttudent parttCipallon to
knock on fhe doora of the adV1aor
.tnd edt tor of this Pianur J .Of.
tmpartaal dota de.,cnbtn& a sampl­
ma of c:ompw opmson on the con·
tent nnd scope of the: l..og pvc me
some: Illusory lc:&Jhmaey .
1 hi\ p•ut week I had punued
the evidence with whach I could
debate about SOme Of IUU~ that
edgrd me wont Not only hod the:
content 'ontc:xt, and pettanc:s• of
thex pagc:a fallen below all stan­
dard'. but the C:).pcctaUof\1 of the:
'tnff thcm•c:lv~ had fallen. rather
unfounded prc:MJonulc:tm [Jk] tn a
narrow mtndcd, mt5&uaded ac:n'c:
conducted thear search for print.
fhe 'lccluded scttang of this
campus, .tlthouah providing
uesthc:ttc comfort, thouldn't ncalc:ct
the privtlc:gcd opportunity to an­
vesusute ond eumane the re<llm that
that tn,lltuhon 11~ a hbenal .an
college: 1n Oregon tnhabiu. Aliena
uon dentes one:'" ell.posure, thereby
wu~tng fualurc: ot g.ruap1n3 the fun
dumental purpM~ bchand educa­
llon
We:. '" studc:nu, should requsrc:
that tha~ methum allow our contcm­
pornric:\ to explo~ a bronder. more
commentary approach Stmpl)' c:'\­
prc:<o,ini this opin1on 111 analosous to
the hot air whach filled hundred' of
balloon~ floating uround campus
la5t 1 hur dny and which kept ah~-e
the reality of an open forum. I do
hope: the: emer~ncc of energy found
both in and around this cnmpw u
weJJ 1111 in'lde the hut ~sue: ol the
Pronur I OR not be: filed tn l C
hi,tor) U"' a token gesture.
Ju/1~ O'Sullh·on
Junwr
Playing our roles
.,,, 1 paniol amtaator of the:
Pwnrrr LoR sur~e) conducted Oct
17 :and 18. I feel the need to clarify a
(c:w thtng: .
Fint, at <~hould be noted that the:
<~urvc) wo11 not tniuated b) the 1.4JK
stall, but was the: result of concerned
and htghly c:nergctie indiVIduals
conung tO((C:thcr ln ~~nee, II Wll
colltrtl\'r umon whtch allo~ed the
survey to become D reality and not
~nwn merely an adlc thouB}lt My
po1n1 ·~ tht!l Practtcally anything
can be accomplished. all it tali.C'I is
uctaon and detc:rmtn.atton
fhe 1dcn bc:hand the: suno.t) wu
to obtain a coruen,us IU to how the
gcnerul 'ltudc:nt body felt about the
Lo~t . It appeared as if there ~ere no
c:tfc:dl'>e fc:cdbad; mcch.anitm•
throush whach 'ltudenh could voace
LC STUDENTS, FACULlY, STAFF
GAS: 2$/gallon below normal
Either Mini or Full-Service CHEVRON
LABOR: 100fo discount
PARTS: 10% discount
By popul1r demend, Burllngeme
Cherron hu offered us these price
reductions I D. card r«lulred. 6 gtllon
min on gas discount. Located 1t Taylor's
Ferry Rd. & Terwilliger.
245·4214
FrM pick-up •nd Mtlwery on 11rwtce their opinaont about the: l.o1. A
"letter to the cduor" i11 ft way, I'll
lldmn, hut ho~ many people take lhe
ttme to write one? Most people arc:
extremely ;apathetic and htentlly
hDve to kicked in the an (like u cow)
• before: any a'uon IJ seen.
Furthermore, or those leltCB
written, do they rc:pracnl 8 aood
trollS·Sec:tlon of the student bod)1
Cun the: l..oll 11ctually generali1e on
the: dearee. ol .ati,faction wuh 1t,
when It rtcciveJ only three to four
lettera e<lc:h week7
l think noll
Thus. we need 1urveys, open­
forum• and alternative ncwapape~
anythtng that will allow for efficient
feedback between campus
orpnizations and the studc:nu.
What's am})Ortant to undc:r~tand
thouah. " th..at there arc: many
orpn11J.1taona 111ide of rhe I or whacb
may be dealt waCh in a cntJcul. and
yet coflltructl~ manner
It's my bchef that the: &COpe of
the l..og, at prc:tent, ll hmued to
olcly I.C news. While it is ampor­
tant to have: aomcwhut of un tnternill
rcx:w. it's equally important that the
l..og broaden su acope and deal with
• •ucs or • more relevant n.atu~ to
the "~nl world," (c:.g di~criminatlon
tn hsnns. job market, pohtical •nd
sOCial commentary, etc.)
Contrary to what many believe.
LC ia not a fanta•y island; ond
althou&h we: are phyatcall) tsolated
up hc:re on Palatine Hall, there
should be ways in whit:h we: 11« our
conntctton to the rest of the com­
munity more: clearly.
We (in andavtdwals. ond c:olle<:­
ti\iclyl must begin to understand
how v.e fit m and what our rotc it tn
IOCJc:t) It'' my c:ontenuon thllt the
Log C:tlUid !Ctve a' a conduit bet~een
LC 11nd our external c:nvaronmc:nt.
Well, the aurvc:) IS done and the
result• ~ill soon be: made known.
But, reprdl~~ or 1U. statiatic:al out­
come, the survc) should still ~pre­
~nt an effort by a sroup of in­
terC)ted students who orpnared end
in5ntutc:d what is really a
runJ1rU1 II\~ tmp~tw fur change
Let' not allo"' thtt fire: to be
sufled!
Doug Ros~nb~r8
Stniot
Help, don "t whine
I v. ould lil..e to point out that the
Pwm•tr L~.~ " u colic:~ newspaper.
not the: Wcuhm1ton Po.JI, orc:\ic:n the
OrrNnntan
For the ~t newa rcponers, thrc:c
entc:rtmnment writer:\, three Jports
wnten. .tnd two opinion ~ ritcn on
the l.og staff to try to cover national
and tnternataotu.l news and concerns
would be all~onceived lolly.
The: onh w&)' the lo~.tg couJd
adet~uatel} 'o\ier national and inter­
national nev.J-and t ~no purpose
to doing un inadequate. half-u ~ed
Job-would be: to re·print and re­
wnte stories from a national new-,
~r-.tc:c. N~ther the ~ ritc:r nor the
ruder would act any real usc out or
thl' re-di~ted newa..
Ccnc:rina nationaJ and inter·
nataonal news would also put the
l.ug sn pointlcu competttion with
locnl Ponland new,papera . rh~c
paper-. hove more mnnpowcf and
morr mone~ . The l.og, throuah no fault or ... own, would be totally
outgunned .
the /,og hu taken a ~ry
rcah•ue nnd sensible appmath. try­
ana to kc:c:p people: inrormed about
wh11t 111 hnppcnina on &heir own
campus. flu• 1 no mean feat eon­
stderins the c">'tr·growma towcn of
npathy that are ulwayt buall to con­
ru~e thinp
Aa Editar Dutch Mandel s~ud tn
hts c:duonnl la.t week, the Job can
alwayr. be dnne better, hut the SIX
news reporter'. three entertainment
writcrs, rhr~ tporu writera, and two
opanion wntef"\ .arc d01n1 a JOod jOb
wath the rc:sourceJ available,
I( the peC)ple who wrote: to the
l.og la~t wc:c:k want rhc Lewis and
Clark communtty exposed to the
news and wucs o( the rest of the
"'orld, they Jhould u~e the cdttorial
spDec they ar~ entitled to for that
purpose, und not to bitch about their
own pcc:"cs with the L.of.
E,c s~·anson -.
s~nwr
Another example
Dr.ln Petty's letter laat wc:c:k
rc:aarding homoaclluah ty left me
rather confused. I couldn't unden·
tand why the statement, MYou arc
headed for destruction and no
amount ol justtfication •hall chan~
that," was wed to refer ucluu\-ely to
homosexuals. In the past n'a been
dtrected at ac'<eral other id~nhfaable
sroup,.
I am JcwiJh. and I wa1n't ~cry
old when I too ducovered that l had
.. cho~en· ll imllar p:.th of deatruc:­
uon No. I waJn't 1 dehnquent or
unythins. I had JUSt been born a Jew.
1 he Jetter made: me wonder tf
perhaps I'm not a .. din) dish, .. Ill
"ell
Growang up tn the Unucd States
I've been ~ · lortunatc: tn t.hat 1"-c:
been confronted with only a manunal
umount ol anti-scmnism. But 11 still
c: .11ts. and 1 ha\c: listened to 100
nuany people rattonah~e the1r
fc:elinp b)' quouna the 'cw Tcstn­
mc:nt.
h defies aany rc:hfioua notion
of God that I kno~ of to uttually
behe .. -e Uuat He \\ants humam to
penn:ute each other The 'cw
1 otllmc:nt may be toter p~ted in any
wa) you want, -.-. hether it be to
lcgattmilc the: mtStreatment of
homoscxUllls, Jc:ws. blacks or Dn)
other idc:ntafiable aroup. People still
carry out the mutreatment and reo­
pie d~~n-.:d the blame. not Ood.
I don't thank at makes much
JenK to hold God responsable for the
Holc.lC'.I.Ust during whtc:h not only
Jews were innocently murdered, but
homosexuals as ~ell .
I. personal!)\ am d•sSU'ted by
an)' one who a~.:tuaJly l~ls that his
ratt, creed, color or ae.-.ual
p~Cc:rence is che ri&ht or c:~>cn the
more unorm:al" one. All men ~"ere
created equal. and until humans no
lons~r r~d the need to fc:c:lsupenor
to another human bctnS. there will
ne~"Cr be justt"-c or peace in thiJ
WQrld.
f>uUJtl41 Goldsmith
Snaro.~r
OLD IRISH INN
It may be a long way to Tipparari
but the Old Irish Inn is the
closest pub around.
Go north on Terwilliger.
turn left on Barbur and
watch for the leprechauns .....
•
• Live Music·-Thurs. Fri. & Sat.
Appearing this Frt. & Sat. 9 p.m. -2 a.m.
Peter Y eatea & Steve Mulligan
• Oyster Dinners Thurs.
All you can eat for $3-:.a~ long as they last
• Darts, Foosball Pool etc ... Entertainment
Work in entertairunent field offered
nnr 'I rue blood
01 1 bt PfofW'n Lor dent bod p•cs•dc:nt l.urry l.c:" 1
presented lhe adc:a of JNnang the
tndepe~ndc:nt chool of the:
1 he 1'-.'orthw~stcrn lnde~ndenl Nonh"~' llus grllup \\ould
t>eoome on effcciJ\C force m dc.tahnl':
\\11h 1 sue • c:hools 1\ octal ton, en coopcnauon
\\1lh Student!i Orbllntr.ed lor ~
ll\'ltles u JHCl\'ldmg tullenl) ''1th
nrportunttte to worl; 1n n
prote~~toMI otmt:l"phere am oh mg
a!lpect of cnttrttunment
Ln~l venr. l~M~ tmd <..:lark tu· I he a OCIIIIO" hn~ RtltiiCIC'd
1 choob. lrom the Ort'gon ure.u to
pl\rtlclpnte Ill three meetings held
tht\ \cnr. Inc schllOI!\ art' tJnhl:ntl ·
c•f PortlantJ, l~ecd , lmlleh.l,
A 'T'ERRif'YWG lD't'£ STORV
JOSEPH E. L£VM PRESENTS
MIQC
AHTHOHV ttDPt<M AlfiMARGRET ~ N£REDI'Tli ED L.A&.ITER
EX.B::t1T1VE PROOliCD C.O. ERICKSON
MUSIC BV ERR'f GOU:liSM1li ~ BV M.UAMGOl.DMAN.
aasa> I.FON ..s NOVEl.
PRODliC8> BV JOSEPH E.I..EVt'IIE
fH) RtCHARD P. LEVI£
OMCTED BV RtOiARD ATT'EfeoAOUGH
-~~~Ill wa •to • orr .. -• .n.--,.,;T:, ~ \\'allttmeue. Pnnlic I ut hernn Un·
herstt) and L
Rerrcsenttttl\ ~ II om thr«
chools fulfill 0111~$ 111 • IS1\
(!O\"Crnmenl L <:\\ n !IC:r:\ cs n• e.'­
c:cull\c courdmutor, the 1 anlicld 31 u·
dent hod\ Jlrt·,.dcntas ~h tum••n nnd
:t repr~entutl\c lront \\<tllllmcllc
hold~ the po~illon ol ,t·~n.tnt y.
Recent 'ollntt e t tblishcd thut
colleges mtt t Jill) It fee''' 2S or jO
1\) Joan. llus mon..-) "til go io cover
pnntmg ~.;Ollt of n nc\\S letter pro·
jc:cted filr publtcauon ~ttlun the next
le\\ \\Cd:s I UC!\ lo he C(l\'Cretl
Include entennmment, education
nnd tate lob b) mg
81ll Hutler, 01· rc:prcscn•
tntJ\e, h.t tnkcn the JOb of directing
maJor conccrt5 for N J \ He a ad an
Important concern of those mvol\cd
w1th entc:runnmcnt u to ~tnbh11h n
conrerutl\-c effort 10 bloo-book
talent ut the schools
Uloo-bool:mg 1s tnlang ~ome
lorm of cntcrttnnmcnt ond gcuang
the ~hCH)Is 1ntcre ted to collectl\ely
book 11," ntd Butler. I hts no1 only
~,,.~ co 1 lor the ~chooh1 but ul~o
I or 1 he cntcrtu1ne 1 tf I here is
lutnsportatwn tn\'C.lh:cd for II is
ws1er lor htm to come to muny
,rhool" 1 han to one."
I h1 " ten ton ol N IS 1\, to be
called "'orthwcslem Collegrante,
\\IJI .. ,c:.rH ~~ u m1ddle mnn between
the chooh .tnd 1 he mnn.tgcmc:nt ol u
certain group or spe.1kcr ," .tccording
to Butler. 1 hrs \\Ill oLio\\ \tudcnt to
panlClp.lte rn e\cf) •npecl ot the
cntertnrnment lield.
.. The) cnn gel the C:>tpertence or
bctng an ngent or ol dcahng "ith
publkm, 1 id.cts, ecurit)" und all
• maJor 11\pc:c:ts ol puttmg on enter·
tainment," !'tlid Butler.
North\\Ootern Colkgtunte in·
tends tU upponun11ies 10 be
a\1UI..sblc not onl) to I ( but all
school rnvohcd wath "1!-t \ Butler
,,,id 10 the future even ~hool• which
arc not members wrll uh tmuteh
bc:ndit lrorn thts blo.; booking
~,·\tem
Student talent o.chunpe
bet" een l.C and coopcrattng 'chool'
"ill he c.trned out m conn«tion "1th
SOFA ut !his point. Butler \lltd ,tn)
chooltntcrcsted \hould get in touch
wrth ,, N IS \ repre~entottve who will
tn turn gt,ethe name' ~lr the talent to
Oh\ Butler atd SOt A will then
deal \Hth much ol the organtl.\tlon
and pubhcit) tn\ohed _ ....
BILLY JOEL
Porforms In Porlland Nov. 7 at 8 p m,
Coming Attraction
•t.nrdun I i~:htfont No\ 4, 7
p.rn nnd 10 p m., Ci' ac Audttonum
~old Out
•Ru~h (\\tth P111 I nwc~) l'iov
6, \lcmonal Coh eum S7 50
• 'Hill} Jc~l "lov 7, 8 p m ..
Mtmonlll c,(\lt\tUm 7. SH fe$er\'C:d
Coli !o \UJI ,1\1 ul,tble.
•Bob lhlan Nov,Q, ~1..-munnl
CoJt,eum ~old Out
•1 eo Kottke New. 19, 8 p.m ..
Cl\ ic Audttnnum • S6.2S, S7 2'1.
•John Oen"er-No\, 19, K p.m.,
Mcrnorml (oh~um : ,\'old OIJI
•l'hoebe O.,no1' and Oan IIIII
No~ 21, I'Jrumount fhcate•·
Rcllcrved ~uts S6 50, S7 . .50, Sli.50
• Rre11d with Onid (;at~ Nov.
1 he organinuion of NISt\ ha'
not yet evolved to thutugc ol ha\ing
tis own llnanctal badmg. It •~ hug~
I) dependent on 1.(. tC.UVlt) fund~.
controlled b~· OFA "\Of A wrll be • mukang U\e ol N I~A connectton'~
1111d "il~-\ will be u'ing SOl: A'!>
fund' and reputation un1al whictr
lime it butld'l up u more ~tubli.,hcd
nnme for tt.,el(
I ventuall}, \l.ith the tuppon of
the bloc·bCH>Idng elfort NtSA wtll 27. 8 I' m , Memorml
Rcscned r.cut~ S7, S8.
ltd:ct ~ leu aho\1. at
Mcmltr~lll Coh)cum 1 vnilt1ble
cuhficurn or 111 .'vtc•er .lnd
00\\fllOWO , 1tdch lor llhOWiiiJ
Ctnc ,\uduonum ,wutlnble ill
man' do\\nto" nor Lhe 1\ud
bo \ nfllu:
Pilntrnount ticlel .tV.Il
the l'ilf,lmuunt bn:\ oiJice; (I
Rro.Ldwu y), hvcrybndy'<.
l~or Whut It's Worth Rec;ord~
man' • Stc\en's unu ~on) .1e'"
and Meier and Frank
tore
l·or more mform.uion,
K I K C<moen I inc (6. ... u~ .Jv
become andcpendcnt of
orgnn111111ons. orthwc
Collc~tnntc: will .. nilblc it to
many of the channel\ whrch
mU'\t be eone through It
cul..e 10 percent or the grou
"1orthwc:stcrn Cotleg.to.ntc to
c1ally bac.k tl'-clf
• T ht' wrll nllo\\ ull the
involved 10 get the best
talent .n·nil,thlt '>atd Butler
Now playin
Mcmorit"' of the l ndtrde'flopnlt'nl
No' t1 ., p m
fhi5 i~ 1 he first leu I ure·lengt h
lilm from po<ot·revolullonol) C'uba
to he relc.t"cd 10 the L \ Ba,ed on
[·dmundo oe,noc .. • tntcrnntton.tll)
111.daimed novel ol the same: title. · Memonc' ol the Uno •~ra<c¥
ment" •~ the dtury ol a m1d
tntdltctuul \ergio who lb <OUu,
the midst ol the rap1dly .......
("uh.m ,octcty.
1\, 11 lundlord and )CU
\Hitcr \c:r~to dc:\!tde~ to
bchtnd when his fnmtlv and
leu"e lor Mi.tml Howc,.cr. ·-"'"·
ol c:ommuting htmo:.clf to the
cion, he rcmaiiiS only a '
ohscn:cr.
Cuban soctct} both hdNf
IIIIer 1 he re\ oluuon t~rc · k
de pte ted "tlh documen tar)"
of histnncal e\ enta. .. .. ...J
(rUt iell cz Ale.t dtrectcd the Jill!.
l'ampltn .\pons C. rntt'f r.
10 ldtmwrm jrn~ .
I ht· Pumpkin 1 atcr "'u, 7 I p m
I he Pumpkm l!uter i!!i a~­
mnvtng !>tUd)' ol un average lf'
who ts suddenly confronted 11
slluntton that h common to'Phot OS
todll)''uudet} ,\normal Wile(
Rnncroll) who bcheve<t that
"THE HARDER THEY COME has more guts, wit, humor ond
sheer exuberance than most movtes you'll see tn ony one year
of movee gomg."
... Vcncf'nt Canby, NEW YORK TIMES
Nov. 4
Evans 7 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. $1.25 rnarr1.1gc ts complete!)
he\:omcs prcgn tnt and disco\
hu~hand ts ha!Otng a lo\e uflatr
Side However, he lit lc.s her an
hghtl), suytng htli me~nden
normJI .tnd he lihould nn'
COOI.'el ned
Ct111th •I Cllumlur .;ttfnuuwn
\\ nn11.:11 uf thr l'ilcht
No\, 7, 7 p m
Shocktngly dtrcctcd by
'vitiO!(U Chl, lf'rllllt'n CJ/ tht• \
dcptclll the dctenorulln!( C<lOt
ol l.tpanc$1~ women dunn~
World War II o~.c.upa tton of J
b\ .tilted lorltS und 1hc demon
1iun ol the \lromen nfter thr
l·ua;uko. rtllstrcs' ot a nllrt
pu~her. lind~> oul her lover and~
huvc ~en ~lecptns loge I her.
plunge .. tnto a life ol \elf-destrUC'
Aubr,., n ar;t>l. Uhror>, TomlP
I~, turt~ Ruom AJmtniun frtt
,.,., l.t•s tn .
• Jon
1"11 or ial Col
ll ~8
show~ 111
m rtvmlublc
1cacr und
:.lor~hows
nvailuhle ut
lf Lhe t\ud'
kets .~vai
:x oHicc: (I
/body's R
rt h Ret.ord~
d Son"
::rank dow
dent of
~orth
nuble 11 to
nnel~ which
bugh. It
,t the gro~s
eg~onte to
tw .111 the
he best
.nad Butler.
l and sell
:•des to
lmll)' nnd
iOWC\Cf,
JClf to the
nly a _,Kc:r;
hoth bcfort
n are 'k•l
mcnt.tr} f
tlents I
't:tcd the lilt
IS C~ntt'f, tl.
:atcr is ad
~ .avera~ I
ofronted .;: -
:ommo~ toPhot OS b v A. ~~le cook rmal \~otic( •
tic:'VC~ lhll
pletely
!nd di'-C0.\1:11
o\'e allnu o
k~ her an
meanden
hould "'
lcJmuJwn
I
c<.'tcd bv
' rJ/ r /u• ,I
111ng ~.:und
en dunnJ
ttllon of J
the dcmort
nrtcr tht
ol a nil
lover ond
together
e I f-<.1 estr tJ(.
ar}. Tumt
u.nun ju; • I.: or ,, ttmcly ~~ udy br~ •• II
bc:twcc:n Sand Q p.m., plnn to amend
hr '\~re;; Theatre'~ producuon ol
(,eorgc Bernard ~hu~ 'a Thf' !dun of
l), \lltn
The: pt •• y I\ both humorou~ olnd
entertaining. .s ,urc: bet to relieve the
ten'ltom ol a hard duy·, !ltudy.
Although not luuded by Shu\~.
him~elf U\ one of his best playa, hts
ln"flht into the manlike ab1litiCll of
women, (~h ne,, dominance,
leader-.hip) over~ha dows the welt of
'ltorv line. In thill respect, a~ with
Da \lOCI and Michaclan~lo , Shav.
wn' far ahead of h•, umc "' . f
J
~/
. .. •
• "'lapoleaon Bonaparte never
looked ,0 aood; nor did he ncr look
~o fooli,h Never bclore ha~
Bonnpnne been treated an u more
human manner, tt 1.\-elcome rehd
from the truduaonal ptcture por·
Lruyed b)' hl~tonnn'l an hash 'lchool
ttnd collese te~ts Admtrubly plnyed b) Da,id Halliburt on, Sha\\ erC<ltes
,1 Napoleon a~ common •~ h15
blundering ~ub-lieutenant
Bill Jordun portruvs the
Top left: General Napoleon Bonaparte (David Halliburton) sneers as
the lieutenant (William Jordon) s1ps wine. Top rtght Napoleon shows
contempt for the strange lady (Julio Grant) Middle left: The strange
lady approaches the lieutenan t Above: Napoleon argues wtth the
lieutenant while the strange lady and Gulseppe Grandi {Len Stevens)
look on Bottom right: Gulseppe shores a chuckle w1th Napoleon . gul1:1blc, wonhlus lieutenant, a
charueter Shaw u~es au u catalyst for
numerous lnughs hhou3h the
lieutennntlS a rdath;cly 'hallo\\ role,
Jordan ,,dd~ depth of ch:araeter
needed to con\tncc the audience ol
h15 plausibility
Jultc Grant as the ·mange lud
tllnttlucs the aud1encc \lo ith her
ab1lit~ to mnnapulate ~apolcon 1s
'he \lo •~h~ \\'hen she as. d1sco~crcd
10 h.J' e t n..:kc:d 1 he heutcnant tnto
8J""E her the dispatch~. she
op~rs to g.t\e in ~he 1 not beaten,
ho\loe,-c:r She rctnhate b) submu-tang to the demand1 o( Nupoleon,
~hen 10 the C(IUf"5C Of the nc~t fe~
hne at 1s re' ealed that she: hos
educed him 1nto doans JU" a~ she
WIShed.
resp«uahle pcrJorm.Jinct is
iJVCn b) I en Ste\ens as Gu1seppe.
the 1nn~cc:pcr
Th,. lon <if IJt.JllflJ pia)
through un. I';Q., 4m the rar crcs
Thca1re Black Bo Curuun ume t"S
111 8 p m naghtl) wtlh an dma s1on
cost of S I cor students nd facult)
Phone 2~-61 61. Cl\t 3:\5 for fun her
mformallon and re$cr\oattons •
9 SQorts
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Bearcats spoil LC homecoming, 1
PUNT AND RETURN PhPIOJ ht IL•Iu• fffWI :\ 1rli''" ll"lltr\ lie
Ill lho l'lo""'~' I "I
\\ 1llumettc: 1/mHrlll) po,tc:d 11
ll · wtn "'c:r I c:"'' und Chu ~ Ill
ll<lmccomtnJlluotb. lllncllon ~htut·
da\' :u <•rt,\\Oid St.u.hum
• r he: 11~1 touchdn\\ n ol I he
dctc:n,c:-mic:nlc:d !lilmc: d1d not cotm
until the th~rd qu11rtcr when
W•llnmell e cMner hac~ Mnrl
Ste\ en~ entcrcc:plc:d J p 1,, .. 111emp1
b} P1on~r qunrtcrb.11J; Scoll
Waller for u .3H·)artl return The
\\'tllnmc:ttc: ltck fatlcd. mnktnt: the
~t·orc b-0
I C '' c:nt ahead ol the Bcarcut
at the: bcsinmng ol tht' fourth
quurtcr "hen \\'rtlker thrc\\ n 7q
.trd bomb 10 rc:cel\c:r D.m Jonn lor the t•aonccr~o It \\as 1 he unh • 1uuchdu\\ n ol the dnv. <•eorgc
I otnrac.•' pmnl niter ktc~ wn
~UC't'C\ltful. ltl\lnp I t .t 7 ·b le11d
\\ 11 h ~8 <~ccond" I ell tn the
l!iiiiH; Rean;ul quurtcrbncl.. Dove
Uuunch ~tnt tt ntnc y:trd pn"s to
"tdc r~crl\cr Pete Sequelrn . '1 he
pntnt utter ~us ~ood, und
\\ Jllnmette- won 13-7.
I C <tophomore Wnlker ~1.1rted
ul quanc:rbad. for the firo;t ume tn
two cn,on' \\.htlc Hc:rm lnpptn, the
n:gular 'tnrtcr. "U$ stdelinc:d wuh a
rtb tnjUf)
''Herm got tOJUrcd lust weel,"
,,11tl I C hc.td football C<lliCh !·red
\\ ti"'n .. He turc cun1luge in h1~ nb
\.Jge and hn" trouble breathing"
Wtbon '~tid he wa plea\cd \\ ith Pioneer ~elly Reed (aboVQ) punted 10 times for an average of 37 8
yards •n Saturday's 13·7 Homecoming loss to Wlllamette Below.
Bearcat w•de recelvl)r Pete Sequeira (light shirt) dodges LC defensive
back--s Reed (34) and Ron Entenman (24). Sports CataLog
10 for State Hall or 1 amr I c"" .md ( lnr~
announced 10 chMtcr member' lor
its men' \thletlt llull or l-ame
during h tlfllmc ceremonies at Slltur­
da~ \; Homecomtnll ~tame agutn'l
Willamettc.
fht 10 member!~ arc R"uben
Bnt,ch Hnolball 1947 SO) Jim
Bouun ( h.t'lket bnll, trnd 1960-64),
(;\It') Coo~ (loot ball. truck I 95 J ..
55), Jim D.l\1~ Hoot ball, b.t,lctbdll,
trad lq)4-38): Ro)·ce McDaniel
(lnotball, bu'iketb.tll, b.lt~cb.tll IQ57-
bl); Bub f>ollurd (foul ball, bust..el·
b.tll, b.t!lcball 194t>-.SO), Ken !'icn..1
I basketball I Q50·.S4 ), Merhn "Bud"
Whtte (loot ball, trud.: 1947-50), ,11\d
Pete \\ trd (ba.;cb.tll JQ.Sb-.SM)
In order to b( chtpble for the
Hull nf fame, an athlete need to he
an l C gruduutc "ho r<:<:cl\ c:d ft
Representative
Editorial Opinion Supports
The 0 regonian-October 14, 1978
• dcsrcc: 10 ycuf\ pnor to the yc:ur ol
mdutllon He rnu,t nlo,o be o 1.1t11tn
in ~ood 'ltundmg an the communtty
.md an .tthlc:te who .. contnbutcd to
the n:cognnton ol the college ",.ud
\'ten' \thletac Director f-red
WHsCin
1 hough 10 member' were
cho'icn lh" vear. fhc: new member\
wtll be mducted ever) yeur from no\\
on 1 ht candidate~ arc cho\t'O b~ u
commtll<:<: ul alum" und ad
mtnt'll mtor,,
\\tlo.on ~atd the women
member of th~thletic department
a .. l..cd lo be excluded lrom the Hall
of Fume because ~thev lelt thev • hadn't developed enough ol Lin
athlc:uc tr.1dit10n )et ·• He :ud the.
ptw;ibtlit} ol their JOtntnt ":t!> tell
upcn lor the future. however.
"In District 10. The Oregonian has decided to
support-Josephtne (Jo) Simpson-who
showed good form in working for Tryon
Creek State Park Her opponent-has been
in the Legislature tor 17 years. That Is long·
enough. The Oregon Journal- October 20, 1978
Last session Phil Lang did not vote on
20°/o of the bills that became law.
HOWEVER
He did vote FOR legislative salary and
expense Increases.
• ."In supporting Mrs. Simpson in House
D1strict 10. The Journal necessarily must
drop its long support of State Rep. Phil
Lang-whom she is challenging .
Rep. Lang's leadership of the House has
faltered in the current biennium , both In the
regular session in 1977 and In the recent tax
writing special session ... Lang appears to
have lost his effectiveness ...
Mrs. Simpson ... has an enthusiasm and a
good grasp of the Issues which should make
her an effective mernber of the Portland
delegation . Josephine Simpson rates elec­
tion In District 10."
t"IIO lOt
Jo Slmpton lor Rtpreaentau,. CommlttM
1J34S SW Iron Mountlln Blvd , Portland Oregon 87218 GJOol Ma
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with
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•
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fil'!il •
to
lo'
· ver. ,
Cone!
potn~
m11t<:
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11
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on
1 now
• pc:raen
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Sturte1 Kickers make playoffs
'
IUOCC:. "I'm
u~ ~atd , ''He
•ok hi, rap'
ht game I
the pu ,,
e loft com
JOb 10 the:
lme to h•~·­
~c~ Darrd
r. ··our
.. lid. "Our
~c game ~er~
I wus n delrn
... Their
rcnsc.
in the ~n .. lo.i
anl.cd htlt
linc:buckc r
ted to
better
e tame" CREAM OF THE CROP
top crosscountry runners {left to right) Steve Taylor, Slgne Harrang, Cynd1e Bealoand Ken WOOdard
up before procllce Horrang was the Pioneer's top finisher in tho Women's Conference of
oponden t Colleges' Chomp1onshlp last Saturday In Salem Mtllu. Hrlltnlk
or lk l'lnnur f.oa
1 he l.ewts nnd lark men's
' trJIIY o~cr team Ill headed for
poat·•en~n ph•y after trounc•ng
Oc(lrge Fo~ b-1 on Snturd y and
ahpping pll t WeJtcrn Haphtt3·2 the
fJrcvtmnl Wcdnc dtt)'.
1 he VIC lOTIO g1l Vc f.C n 1)..0-1
record m contcrencc play, nnd lock­
ed up &he nunhcrn dtviaaon of the
Oregon I ntercollcglate Soccer
J\Uottlttaon
Suturduy'a 6.1 effort UK~unst
George f'ol ancludcd a haHnck by
mtdheld,r franco Fcrrua, t"Ao goab
by forwnrd Greg Nacholnnd o smgle
g():JI by forward Chn Thomas
Crn~ch I on) Eh11ns s1ud 11 wu
hard to tell JUS( hu"A ~ell LC played
bccau5c George Fo11. was not thnt
good an opponent ,
Fvans wid the atnglc goal omen harriers place second
scored by George Fox was 1hc retult
weekend, the ~orthwc 1 Rcg~onah . of a menial error by the Paonttl'l.
1 he meet will be Sut No\' 4 at '"I he dele Me SU"e up the type of g~l
Se.1ttle • ~e gnve up throuathout the scJnon," l'lunft'f t n1 tu: ad ... lc wns o mental lapse We
• ve them rhot goal a1 oppo ed to
them carnang tl."
In the 3·2 vactory over Western
RnptiJt on Oct. 25, I.C domtnntcd
the flml· of po senton but h d trou-
• • ble ah•ltmg gearr. between offense
and defense
The problem wns ruol\cd,
however, during the Geor ~Ol\
match "On Suturdny, there \\IU a
good trun:uuon Jrom offcruc 10
dclense." Evans td.
As. the top lc m 1n the northern
d1111S1un of the OISA. LC "A111 hmt
the second place finuhcr rrom the
sourhcm dav•saon of the confcreru:c
The wanner of the southern davaaton
"Alii r. oc the seconc1 place team from
the north.
I C'1> plAyoff chan~ arc good
ac:cordang to E\'ans •If "AC: \liCre to
play the on of game: we plnyed
ag.'linst George Fox on Saturday,
then people would loot ut wand y
thai we're playmg a good brand or
SO<:ttr ."' •
11 Wli!> natno
mnute lo't.
th1" one,"
defeat we\t I he I cwl!o .utd Clo rk women'\
,u.,,, .. u ry team wns .ccond an a
of r1vc 111 the: Women·, Con·
cc ol Independent Colle~'
omlup Suturdny at Bu'Jh -ea<~on . fre hman Signc Hurran~t .
onct .tgaan hn"hcd highest among
the Ptonecr hnrrie~ Harmns wu\
lounh an a field of lS. complettntt the
3-mile coune an 19 mulUte!l -·-------- .. --,-----·---.. ------·---------------
lo~ung an . o
ilo:.ophu:ul
eel good
you learn
nc't gnme
lgaanst L'. -"
• le tame 1s set
1978
)USe
nust
Phil
has
the
tax
s to
da
ake
and
lee-in Sulem
I anlaeld (. olh:g~: C:<mly took (ant
wath 11 low '>core o( 24 po1nh
"Aar. u dllltnnt 'lecond wath 61
llnavcr<~lly tulhc:d 79
' wh1lc George Foll. ( ollegc
97 P.ac:1fic University finio;hed
Wllh 12)
I.C's lop woman runner all I reshmnn C ynd•c IJenle placed
tenth. wtth a ltme of IQ ~7 Jenny
hederu:k .1lso a lrethmun, came an
thirteenth 10 20·45,
lhe mc:n·, croucountry te.am
had the "Ac:d. off to prepare for the
Northwest Conference Chnrn­
ptOn~hip thas Saturday. No..-. 4 ot
Tacoma.
1 he women·~ team will compete
in it~ finul meet of the &e.t'lon this
~uries pla~e netters
l'tc•nur t ur
The l ew111 11nd C'lur._ Vanaty I
, .. vh .. lll tt.tm beat George fo11.
but then lost to I infield
Co11cgc 10 league piny I u~dny, Oct
2i1 '' Pnmphn Sport~ lenter
1 ht f>tonec:~ limtdtcd ~ec:ond an
ld nf CIIJhl teum~ lhc prC:VIOU~
ut the Wtllnmellc: In·
ional in Salem.
In J ue.,du) ni~ht\ opening
ch lli!ILIO'It George Fo:\ l C eusi­
won the liNt ~ume 15-.S, and
) lost the ccond 14-16. l.C
the chard und deciding gume by
• ll ... u mllrgm.
1 he Paoncer> dtd not (are u~
ugnirut l.inlield, lo~ing in three
I C wu' overwhelmed ~·IS in
r fint gamt but the team bounc­
ack to win the 'ec:ond ~me I S-9.
y lo,t the decnding gnmc.
c\er, J·l.'i,
l ouch Mury I ou Hunter wa'
ppoantc:d with the tenm\ ploy 1n
mntchc!> '"'Wr. JU:tt dadn't ploy
I "Hunter <~utd "Wr; were: playing
n da~tinc:t dasudvuntug.c
:uw•c we've been plugued by tn·
' all 'IC:II~on .
"We 111: lo'll three c'tpcnence
''"~ the bcg~nnmg of the
son. und tach time we've hnd to
~e ' complete change," 1he 11ud.
hnvt to c:ornpcn~.atc: lor tnJUOe'J,
h on ollenie .and defcn'le Jnd
now wc'l"t' playing With u lot ol
pcric:na:d pluyen;,"
Hunu:r aid e\entl rr~hmen
been mo\ed tnto starting
>ltl,on~ bccau'e of IOJUnes to ~ey
.and tht outcome of the
mder of tht 'ea!lon wall depend
hotA ru .. t the) learn ond pin
I C brought home a .. econd
trophy 1n the e1ght t~m
lumcttc lnVI\i.ltlonul Oct 20 and
tn ~ulem
In quuhfyang for the scm•·finuli.
PaoneeD topped Oeorae Folil.
IS-S and Clark Communaiy
lege I S-10. 12-15, I S-10 before
Ptn8 a mntch to Oregon College
Fducallon 7-1 S. IJ. J.S
1 he Ptoneef\ defeated Mt.
od Communuy College 15-9,15·7
.. ema·linala, but lost to OCE .S-
2-1 S m the hnals
Shuter' Ka) Kaer and Cind)' \\.-!lace both JUnton.. and
'ophomorc: Grul Wet her bee dad not
piny due to lOJUOC-\
Hunter "·lid 1he team pia) cd
well .lg.un'lt both M H (. C .\nd CCC,
bu1 had problema with OC f "In our
two matthe' ugaul!ll 0<.. E: we were
JWlf not a' phy,ical " Hunter \illd
.. rhey hod stronger hiller .and mon.
C::\pcuenC't'd player\ "
The team'\ nc:\t two outtng11nre
both home gnmco;. 1 he) will tn~e on
Oregon State University tonaght ut 7 f
p.m., und will pldy Mt Hood Com­
munaty College I uc~da). :-;o\ 7.
The match agamst M HCC "A 11lulso
bc:u7pm •
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in sandwiches
and salads
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Tel. 227-8864
Giant Pitchers
$1.40
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t DATE Wednesday, November 8
TIME 9:30 am -noon
PLACE Lewis & Clark Coll
Templeton Center -
Counsel Chambers and
Slamm Dining Hall
FOR HOR.E INFORMAT.lON CONTACT:
Dennis Hopwood. Director
Career Planning C Placement
Lewis & Clark Colleg~
Portland, OR 97219
Phone: (503) 2414-6161
• Get facts
on the law
school
admission
process.
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\Hll be aaughl No\, 2trom 7:JO r m to 10:)0
p.m in the Pumplin .Sportl\ enter's ~rc . tl·
anr rnom by :~n ,\mcrican Hc.tn \\'ocumon
'""tructor . Tha clnl\s '"' btanr brought to the
l l camrm~ by .m organtU IIOO ~'llled l PR
t tk I me rhcrc is n pre: ·rcpastrouon tee ol
S7 50 lor u 'mglt penon and ~ft ~0 (e;ach) for
~ or more people "ho pre-rcf:J\ter _together
For funher mformntion nnd rt8Jitrataon,
c.tll ~<t.:\-2217 .
•On Chi, d•) In IQlO the fint rcgulat
mdlo broadca~• began O\.~r stauon ~ Dt\1\
10 Pall burgh
• Richard Barnf", roct (rom (';ahlornaa ,
"111 read hts poctn in Tamarad Lounge at '.t
p m. ~0' 2 e\e~) ont 1\ in\1ted to attend
:and for more inlormation, contact the
En11ta)h.dep.lrtment, c t. 416. Publick Occurrences
A m f., l>m l 'NOW, JUST RELAX'
Junior Mike Bennett prepares to pan with a pint of blood dunng a blood drive
Monday The American Red Cross collected 199 pints In Stamm Dining Room. Kelly. Kn) \lu•arenl.:o and Peter
1 hi\ ,ympo11um 1s tree nnd open
public
•Thr L C Wind •nnmble will olfa
c\cntn){ of mu.-JC compo~cd for wtnd1
percu,,.on. No\' nl 8 p m.. rungtnll
the I lith century works of lkethoven
20th century ~tylt or Percy Gramttcr.
DcPomc, princapul perc:ua•iomst Clf
Oregon Symphony Orch~tra und ,·,. .,1
1n percU'I'IIon at L <., Wtll conduct tht -.u•111
1 he c:oncen an f' von' Auditorium 11
Thur.
~- -------•\plro Aantw wu' born on Llus
1918
•Tht Amtrlcan Rtd (rOM Nunana
Health Stf\'lto w1ll prC)cnt u
entitled DuaJUr llt'alth t;trvlus
"'orl,hop Ill to ocquacnt nun~ ond
tntcrtated volunteCf'\ In the role or
-\mencnn Red Cro 'tn dtlla,ters 1 he "'II be held 111 the Ameracon Red
headqunne~. Nov 9, 14, nnd l6from 1
to 10 p.m Re8J'Itrotion IS hm1ted to l5
CO\Ill S2 Call 243·5272 ror regutrnttOn
ani orrnnuon •Amn~h lnttrnatl oi\JII ,.ork,.bop ha~
been gl\en ihe case of a pn~oner who)e
(ondition is considered "urgent "Come and
lind how you can activcl) help him or any
otbc r pohucaJ pri•oner. 1 here " " 1hon
meet•~ ,tnnmg at 1 I~ p m. an Gray Room
Munch1e' will be prov1ded
•OanJrl Boone \mencan fronuenman.
w.u bom on thJ' dn}' m 1880 Sat. ------ 4 began "' 7 30 p m und specaol ticket pnces Cont. nrc ~2 for ench :~how or $8 for the five
propmms . lhe Film Study Center I$ located t-­
•Amnt"l) lntrrnatlon•l will hold 11
"orlshop ~o\. 2 at 3 IS p m 10 tht Gt.uy
Room. The worlshop "ill sho" tudcnt&
how the) can acthcl) help pohttc;.ll
• pnsunco
•l ht o,;panbh film R•bcllon de l<h
Colf!ad(K "ill be Jho" n No'. 2 al 7:.30 p m.
in the: Counal Chamber . Th1~ film ll \('On·
~ored b\ the forcagn langw.ge dc:p;1nment . •
Fri.
• Thr 1 mu lc drpanmcnt ''all prcsc:nt
A •z E\'l'flmg uf Romun11c \JuJu 'ov. J :u fi
p.m m the E\'llns Audttcmum \ 1ohn, cello.
ptltno, guat.tr und Hltte w 111 be cl.lmbmed to
acnte the rllmAntic mood ol l'hh und early
20th cencun mu!>ic, Performc~ for the
e\'Cntng Include R1chnrd Poppm?• lan
Muchell,Gnr} Mcl.4tughhn. Rohen l:nmon,
nnd Charle, F:trmcr. J'he concen 1. free.
• .. Iuman dlhf~ in lorelrn pullc) "111 be
dtu::u~Kd bel ~ccn Gancuu '\af.ln ol the
nauonal ad\l~OIJ C<1unc:il ol Amn~t) Inter·
n.atu.>nal. and N&chohu N\1lngirn, Prote1~or • • ol I ntcrnauonal ,\ffatrs at L . All urc tn\'ltcd
10 the Council Chamber at J .lO p m.
•C tltbrit.~ Artractlon\ "ill present th~
lntaugural ~n~ ol Young Gc:lehtJtte:s at the
Ct'<IC \uditonum through No' 28. Inc
~rlt$ will prcscn1 young artnh in fhe
d1ITercm rtcttaJs, ancludint G", rm Htll
Hoffa on ~O' ~at tc·J :S p.m and f..'.j &llrtJ
Trad.udrro o,. .Wonlt' Carlo on No\, 9·10ot
8 IS p.m. Some di&count tic:keb are a\ailnblc
.:1t the J cmplcton Center mformauon desk.
For .tn~ funher questions, call Mary Potter
:u Cll.l :S78.
•Bill Monr~ . the onh Blue~rnb mu11·
cwn to be honored tn the Country Music
Holl ol Farnc: tn Nuhvalle . wall oppear in
concert "''h his Blu~rau Bol!s on Nov 'at
K· .lO p.m. in the Bcn•on High Sc.hool
Audttorium . S46 "'E llth Ave Openma the
shov. will be the &1/fo Brothn.• wath Mate
Sa\o\, and Caun Trio lrom BAsile,
Lou.itana Jicketa for this concen arc SS in
ad~ .. nee ond 55.50 at the door. Ticket outlet a
andudc MuaJc Mallenmum, 'chubAd Violin
Shop, For What h'a Worth Records, and
Awtm's BlueifUs hutrumenta .
•1 be Flrcbouw Tbcatrc, 1436 ~W
Montaomel), will prcaent throuah No~ ·. 2S
SrldJtnl} l .. tm Summu. wnuen by
"J cnnes~ Wclliams. The play will be per·
formed at 8:JO p.m. on Fnday and Saturday
night• Admiu1on i~ S3 and rntrvationt are
urSt<f. Call 248--4737 for further inform&· • lion.
• A round table dlac:uulon between
Ginc:tta Sagan, 1 member of the Na11onal
Ad\ laO I') Council roc 1\mncat) lnter­
nattonal, und N•colJls Nyangtru. protestor ol
intt'rnational aUail'l at lC. entitled Human
R1glm m Furt'ign Pullry, will be held Nov )
a1 3·30 p.m. in the Councd Chamber,
•l>r. Adrian Srb ol the Depanmenl of
Gcn,.u~ Ill Cornell Un1veraity waiJ di•cuu
Devdopmcnt Genetics or Neurosporn at
kecd (A)Uegc Nov. 3 11 •· U p.m.
Plonur l..bl, No~tmhrr 2, 1978 • \\ allnowtr Order Oantt' C'olltctlvt will
~rlorm ~O\ 4 at 8. JO p m m the Neaghbor\
ol \\oodcmlt Hall, 1410 \W Mormon
l1ckct' .~re $), S4, and SS and nrc on 'lJie at
Anachokc Music. A Womun' Place
Bookccnter and Longhnir Mus1c The Dance
Collecll\c is from Eugene and ha"' been
performing for three \ear'\ Thev arc current­
!\ on thear 'econd nataonnltour , l heir w.orl.:
C'un•1 IS ol >C:\'cral dtfferent dance lorm!l
mtcgruted "uh theater poetr}. ongmal
mU\IC', und the mania Inn Ch'aun Fn 1\ ung
Fu for more mlormation, c.cll 2J2-4.'2H. nt SW Park und Modi~on, Portland For
more anformntton caJI 226-2811
•Backaammon for Everyone: J he IO!U
\Cmifinul '" n ~nell of lntercolleguue
Back~nmmon Tournament' w1U be held at
l ew i .. nod Clark on ~unday Nov Sat 8 p m
an tamm Dining Room, sponsored b)
Oregon B.td;~ammo n Playc" A~ociohon
w1th ~onhwcstcrn CoUegJOte Entertam
ment I he Gmnd Finnl~ pluyofl between l(
Wtlwmctte, l infield and Untveoit\ of
Portlnnd will be held ~ov I 2 at 8 p.m. in
I hu) cr room. for those who wish to le..rn
Tournament Bncksammon, Norman
Huntu, Pre,tdent of OBPA wtll hold u •< tlcbrlty ( ul•dne J, n cookmg c
"h1ch Northwe'l celebnt1e, are rcutllll1
"111 toke pluce ot Cathn Gabel's
Center No\ 12 111 I I u m l1cketJ for
event arc \IS i.lnd the money wtll financr
School or \rt'> and Croft~ For more
mntion, c.all 228-4741
• \\omen 1nd P'ly(hUIO&J : 1 he
• r hr Oregon Bcnchprf'>) and Mr.
l'nrt11nd ( hamplon,hip ~ w1ll ~held m the
Sm11h Mcmoraul Center at Ponlnnd St,uc
lfnl\cr\ity ~o\ 4, The benchprc.\s compcll·
11on begin\ n1 () p.m .. preccdmg the Mr.
Porllnnd Cont~t at Q p m Both evenh 111c
•rcm!>ored b) the Portland Bureau ol 11arkJ~
nnd Rccrc.nion For addlltonalmform:mon
111 tackct" call 777-5.35(1
• C.ordon lljEhrfoor "ill be 10 'onccrt
No'. 4 at , p m .tnd Q p m. at the Portland
Cl\tC: Audllonum. 222 SW Cia) St. For
ticlet antormnt1on, call 248-4496.
•1 tu 'od•li\t \\orkcr\ Cor Habubw.h < ummiuc-r w11l prC'Icnl an c\enang Wllh
l out)C Hubcrbush SOC1ahst Worker can·
d1datc lor the lr\ Senate, The e\emng "ill
mdude n tall b) M s Haberbush and ll buffet
sup~r and \HII ~ held 11 the Friends Hall,
4312 SE Start.;, Ponland, on Nov. 4 01 7:'0
p.m. Admi' ion i• SJ and tntludc!l dinner,
f-or funhcr tnlorm.lllon, contact the
5Ck;lllli!il Worl.;ers for Haberbush C.lmpatgn
t ommtttee at 222·7225
•\\ Ill Roat". American humomt was
hom on thl\ duy m 1879 "Pohti~ hn'
bcc:omr 'IO eApensive that It tn~c .s u lot ol
money even to be dcfented ..
•The Man of Oatin). a pill) wnuen by
Georg~ Bernard Shu~. wtll be performed
through ~o" 4 at 8 p.m 10 ftr Acre'
l heater. For reservations . caJJ ut 3S5
•
Sun.
•Tht' Habitat Film Strtes. presented by
the Norchw~t Film Center in association
wath Dr. lawrence Duckier. Chief of In·
duatraal Medicane :u Ben Kai~er Hoapllal,
wall beBin Nov. .S at 7 JO p m The five
cvenanga or ftlm and da~c:ust~on will deal Wlth
health and the envaronment
1 he first progmm wall feature
'lommmrs A Grrat Notion, an adaption of
Ken Kesc:y's novel darec:ted by Paul New­
mon A diKu tlon afterward• will focua on
man'a rnpon11btlity to tu. envaronment, and
w.all be led by John Platt, Darec:tor of the
Oregon F nYironmental Counc:tl, R achar'd
Nolce.. c:d11or of Thc-Or~gonlan, and I loyd
1\nden~on. (. ommti.Sioner of the Pon of
Ponland
Subttquc:nc programs arc scheduled for
No~. 9, 12, lb and 19 Filma to be ahown
rcapccti\'ely anclude ~·oylrnt Gr~t'n, Morr
Nuclrar Pown Stattoru, Grunptau :
l'nyagt' to Sa~·,. tht' Whalts and Harlan
Count)', W.iA. All proararna tn the aeries will worhhop lU 7 p.m. on No' .S.
• I c•wl\ und ( lark Sl{lhtcd the Pac1ftc
o,·cun on th" du\ an I 80S.
•I nttrnathlOal foil.. d1ncln~ Will be held
nt chc: l·ulton Pork Communll\ l.enter, 69
SW Male'-. even \undav from 7 p m to II
p.m '\ broad 'Pt:ttrum of dt~ncc:~. tncludang
B.tlltn, Rus~ian nnd brueh wiJI be taught
The lrc:e Uctl\lt\· '' ,ponsored by 1he
Ponlnnd Bureau ol Pork~ and Recretttion
For lurther lolk dancing tnformation, c~ll
2JJ-2J07.
Tue.
•Jim Wiuru, mnnngcr of e~ecuti'e
employment with Macy\ California. "ill
)peal. No,, 7 at 3 30 p m m Thayer Room 3
f cmpleton tenter about the OppOrtUnatle!>
in retail mcrchandt!llng management with
Muc~ \ Cultlornan
•1 hr nr\tlntrrcollcaU.tr rootblllpmt In
thr l nltrd Malt<~ wus played on thas doy an
I Hb9 Rutt:cf\ went ngu1nst Princeton .
• i. mpluymcnt opportunUlrs lnvolvJnJt
fortiJ!n lanjEuaat!' wall be the toptc of n
diacUIISJon conducted by Vance Savage, o
member of the LC longunge department, and
Oenna~; Hopwood or the Career Plannang
and Plucement (enter Nov. 7at 3:30p.m 1n
the (,r.l} Room
•f ric Park wall perform on evencng or
loUt mU)ae at the Arbuckle Flat Coffeehouse,
1512 SW Mornson , Ponland, Nov 7 at 8 30
pm
•"nuallt) For A Lifttlmt wall be the
top1c of o di\Cuuion conducted by Marte
fvan' and Sharley Peenhold Nov 7 Bt 7 p.m
at the PSU Campus Mmaatry BuaJdana.
Admta'lton aa Sl For funher anformataon,
call K1u I opc:1 ot 24S-4869
Wed. 7·
•The 11m Btrnc Modern Jau Quartet
wallatvc o rrce publiccortcert Nov.IS at8 p m,
1n Aanea Httnagnn ChQpel Berne 11a former
I C nudent who now performs and maJcet
record~ In Nt'w York City The: concert 11
aporurored by SOfA.
• A •)'mpo.lum on public art and what It
mun' tb Cht artist wdl be held aat the
Ponlond An MuJcum. Bera Swann
Auditonum. SW Park and Main, Nov 8 at 8
p m Parlltlpaunaanaata w•llanclude Harry
Wtdman (moderator), Bonnac Bron•on, Lee 1 herapll'\ w11l be the theme ol u tW4:H
.. emmnr ~o\, 10 nnd II ut the Red
Motor Inn. 1 he \Cmmnr 1~ taught by
S Weancr, M.A, nnd CO!lt\ $75 For
inlorrnut1on 'all ?29-4854
• Port hand-\ Different \ lrw will
theme of an nhabataon by MilWBor
photographer \nne Hmd-. at the Orrb'
Museum ol Science and lndulltr) No\' I
'0
• l hr HrebuJt wtll be performed Ot
< . .'ollcge\ th~at c:r No\ I 0, II 16, ;md 17
p m (Jenc:rul 11dmte.s1on I\ ~1 Resc~rVilll
inlormuhon ".tvutloble by c:alhng 771
• \ Mld•ummcr Nlt~:ht\ Ort'am. u olatl
W1llmm ~hnkcspeure Will be
Portland St.llc\ I 1ncoln Hull cater,
s \\r Purk. ~o\ 10. II 17, nnd 18, at 8
and on Sund~ty "'Jov 12 ut J p.m
admi,,ion is $3.50. wath 'tuden1s nnd
citi1en!\ S2 . .SO. ric~eh will go on wle vu.
at the bo,. oUice loedted in Smath Mc~mo
Ccnler, P U. f. or rc~ervutaon., cull
4440
• Pia) bark Thutre i<:~ lookang for
iind uctr~,e. to tukc: purt~ an four u
comang \hOW$ now In progrc:. Aud
muy be ,cheduled b) cnlhng 228·1008
p.m Monday through '}uturdoy or
call1n8 Robert Novicky at 284~9477
• ~umu .. 1 heatre • nsernble wall
the ploy 6 Rm.s Rlv VtJ by Bob 1'\an
through Nov 18 ot the Wilson Center
Pc:rform1ng Arts, YWCA. 1111 SW
Ponlund The ploy 11 about two ~""
young people who. by unfortunate
cum,tnnce\, find themselves tropped
an apanment for on nfternoon Dunng
bnef encounter, a warm nnd
rclauonsh1p develops ohhoush they arc
p1ly morrted For more mformBilon,
223-6281.
• Vanltltl\. a comedy play, will be
formed through Nov 2S at the
CIVIC Theatre, I 530 S W Yamhall St
mu•ical play Pippin also wall be pert
through No\ II on the ma1nsUl~ of
theater For more mformauon, call
3048
•Presldtnf Carttr 11 scheduled to
Oreaon Fnday on behalf of democ11
c:andadates . Vice Pres1dent MondaJe
po1gned tn the state: yeaterday for
Bob Straub and Conarcuman Jim
•Danctr'' Worlulhop wdl present
mlormal evemng of dance Nov 19 at
p m Shon chorcoaraphlc phrasca and
provaaed ltUdles deraved (rom claaswork
be ~rformed Ill wellua two formal DICCI
Portrait and -4Rnf'f The event IS (ree
open to the pubhc Dancer's Workthc)f
located at 30 NW lat. t-or more tnfc()rn\1
cull .211-QS()II Repul
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