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

November 9, 1978 Volume 41, Number 7

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1978-11-09

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Repubhcon ~tote Senator Vactor Auyeh became Ortgon't 32nd go\er­
uesdny ''" Oregonauns voted out ancumbent Bob Struub and also voted
two propjt) tnx rehef meosurQ
'\tmub trotted Atayeh an pollr. throughout the campaign, although an
weeks he narrowed the gop 1 wo polls releoiC:d the day before the
aon 'ihowed Straub tulang a 'light lead
.. I om very happy," stud Auyeh "I knew we could do ll We had some
good people who worked very hard
.. The Orej(on voten haVe thown that n lS ume ror D change ..
Wuh nbout three lourthl or the stute' rtgtUen:d votel"' castana balloh.
bhcan Senator Morll. Hntfield won a thard term Orego01an also re­
the state'\ oil-Democrat delegnuon to the U S Hou~
( ongrc~!>men AI Ullman ond Bob Duncan foccd token opposataon whale
~ ... ,d wo~~o matched ngaanst an all-financed campaign hy Oemocnui, ,tnte
tor Vern Cook Congressmen le\ 1\:uCoan and Bob Weaver narrowly
b.~tll. !ltrong Repubhean challenge'
1 r he \tate', I 4 malhon regtatercd voten. abo dee1dc:d to reanstate the
pcnulty for the 'leeond tame an Oregon history und to oil ow non-denh1l'l
and .. etl fal!c teeth
•\nother mea:'lure pluced on the Oregon ballot by a petition amptugn
prohibat ~tate fundtng of abonaons for women on welfare fhc:
ure lo~t. allowanglor the ~tate fund' Orcaon 1.\ behevc:d to be the liut
to hove put an abortion anue to u ,tatewtdc vote
Measure 6, almost tl photocopy or Cohforma' PropO!IIhon I 3. was
on the ballot by a pctanon dnve that prnercd 200,000 ~•gnature\ ,
eh tdmatted the measure httd flaw~ and sa1d that a( elected governor, he
ld work to amprovc: the meuaure without dc:'ltroymg 1111 pnncaple:.
Mc:u,urt II wus drafted durangn spcctal ~cssaon of the l eilshaturt called
"'n,tth an ~eptember to head uti the Measure b tampede
8oth ta' rc:hc:f mca'lurC?> were nurrowlv delc:nted b) Oregon voter\. •
DAVE STERNBERG
was not Israel over Turkey. We just wanted a trtp to Israel very November 9, 1978 AS I .C Senate approves
Gay Rights group red
~rna Baker
Or I"~ Ph>ftuf I 111
Studenb for Gay ftia}lts, an
orsanil.ation hoping to educate the
l.ewia and (lark commumty about
the: inua and conums of homoscll·
uals, wua chanered by the: •tudc:nt
acnute Monday naaht.
The chaner alloW! the sroup to
apply for money from the student
budget bcainnins winter tenn, (or
the 197q·80 year. The chaner also
allow' for lfOUp UiC ol the
1 cmpltton Center facilities.
l he orpnautmn, c:ompriacd of
oppraximatc:ly 2.S lC Jludcntl and
rotnlf member~ . h p4lnnmSt a woruhop on ae~uallty, accord ana to
senior Dave Colley. The orpniu­
tion ia aiJO wurkina on a booltlul,
relevant to homoJClUJ.al co~r ns,
lor the Aubrey Wall.ak library.
"I think the poup iuometb1ng
that c::an really benefit this campus,"'
id Senator Mark Athey 111 the
senate meeting. "I've never had to
strugle or thin~ about homosc.x­
uaJity, and that olonc makes me
ignorant of homoKilual oonc:xms.
Student• for Gay Risht• u open
to ull members of the I.C oommum­
cy, 1 he sroup plJ&ru to meet on
fnduyaat noon an the apartment of
· Akin Hall Res1dcncr Oarcctor
M~tnon Michener . •
Death P-enalty reinstated
•
Here art the final rc:sulta ol r ue,doy'a election, wath
uiJ 2.4R4 prc:cinb repontnJ. (•andltaiCI tncumbent) : Yes
~0 MH.iurt ... PliD Fo.rmatlun
380,774
496.792
D-Bob Straub•
R Vactor Atiyeh
R Murk Hatfield•
0-Vern Cook Go\'trnor
.S. Srnalt
Concrt\.'\, ht Oi\trlet
D·Lc' <\u( otn•
R itk Bumck
0-AI Ullman•
R ferry Had.\
Concress. Jrd Oi'ltrict
0-Robc:rt B Duncnn•
1.-Murun "•mnn
Ye;
No Mta'IUrt 2. Co"unor\ ppointmtnt 408.726
496.792
$48,732
.340,9.)7
157,916
93,4M
152.124
67,604
I.SI.'77
27,01 I
467.4SO
.l49,117 Yes
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No 702,9,3.4
W2.130
42J,099
4S2.867
Mt:a\Urc ll. Pro~rt) Tu Rtdoctloo
383,6S.S
466,846
~huurt" 7. Ban State-Funded AbortiOflJ
430,538
460,5)3
Mu,urt s. Onth Penall) Restoration
571,432
315.824
lea un J, Ythlclt' f'H lnertnr 588.128
268.,749
lta: .. ur~ 10. bolkh LC:OC Pl•nnint Coals
33J,63S
514.000 v~
No 208.11 '2
672.404 Yes
0
Israel, Venezuela trips offered
( ynthht o~en'
Of thr l'•t•nf'1't I ue
I he Over,eas Commattee hn•
rccummendc:d 11i programs lor the
1Q7Q-~O ~ htlol ~ear . With acting
President John Brown' uppro\ al.
the progmms will be: lorrnally t1n·
noun~d wathan u \\eel.
I he ~;nuntnes rccummenl.lcd b\
--the ~ummmcc urc New 'Zealand,
Jarnn Vene1uelu, PoiDnd, Israel
and I runc.."1:
I he I r.ael progrum is umque
bet..tu\C 11 recommenduuon '' tht
rc~ult ol \\.or I. done h\ tour ,tudent<>
attcr the committee origmoll) dccad­
ed nnl to '.tncuon a trip there
• \\ e w.antcd u trip to I rac:J
hetciU\e ol "' tremendou ..
.. agnalicnnc.: nght no~ ... aid Ua\>td
"tcrnbcrg \\ ho org~nated the elf on
tu [lC:I tht! tnp
l'ht: (.hcr~a commattcc ,.,
C:Clmpu~cd ol lhe la\;ult~ membc:n,
four )tudcnt mc:mbc~ und j, chUired
h\ l hllord lltamar.a ,ociatcde.tnol
t.icult \ hana ~utili ctrculatc:d ()C"tlll\'n
a"'lmg lor the tnp to brucl bccau~e
ol at "ht!ltano:al, polmaal, nhgwu!>
und ~OCtCllOtltc:nl t~1ficnncc" The
pc:ttttcms g..tthere~ more than ~'0
•11naturo
.. We came to the comnuttecand
\\C h.1d CClfiOCCIIOO (10 hillel) \\hO
cnuld "'Hl "''h the school to make
•ccumnuxlataons lor I c~ LS "nd
< lnrk," nad ternbcrg
"1 he commmee ~a' \Cr
!'C"'pGm•l\-c 1 he.) ~ere ~ tlhng to
li\len to the !itudcnt~ and they ~en:
1mprc ~cd b) the number or pcopl~
~c hnd on the petauon ..
Sternberg ' l.t~t-nanute ctlort
~.,, not meant to a..nccl ttn) other
'"cl"c::n prC'Igr:sm ·tt was not lintel
mer l urLc}. \\ e tust wanted :a trap
to hrnel 'cry had I~ ...
l h( mc~cll!l. commattcc began
di~~u :.10g pos\lblc: trap) tor nc t
\C.lf c11rhc:r tht' l:tll term fhc ~o;llOI· • mntcc ~ho'c 1:\ ~:ountries :snd In·
turmC'd the racult\ '" oriJer th:tt • prlllcs M' \\ ho "'"hcd to, ~ould
l.lf'pl) lor trtp .. thc) ~ere Interested an
leading Hilmar r he chool rarel) Knd tnpl'
10 \\'~tern Europe .. We tr) tO
cmpha~tlt rca) 'uch s the Onent.
l..atan \menc.."lt, 1\fn ... the fiddle
l"a1ot and I! •~terrr Europe.- i:U\1
Uamar
-In these a~10 the djWtmcnt
pr.,blcm~ fur tudcna :arc more
sc'crc nnd thert 1 more amp:~ct for
11lummauon ..
Hum:u iatd he tna to SUI\ •
~ 1than the \."'IIegc P''hC) u much u
po s1hle. bllt the oommattce dcx
male ''me canoesMons •1n home
tu\ and andcpcndc:nt pr('Jecl' for
!oome o'er~a tud prognuru
-\\ego 1 o omc countnes ~ htch
1uc \Cr~ c llC" ''C II wcnn:gomgto
thn)C pia~ :u all. we have to
bal.lhC'C them \\ llh cheAper trap~ ...
ll.unnr 3oal d
·\h hough Hamar wa, ongarutll
n{?arut the l rod tnp tor sc'val
rc:n ""' 11 no" ha hls complete
sup,ort
'\tcrnhc:rg ulonll ~ uh JUOtor.o
I um Aarrt'tt, Sheryl HorO\\Itl und ~I here •~ u pohc) ab\lut "hut
, '"' \\ 11l cmph.J 11c on our trap~." ttld hu those tudenb ante~tcd an
1 •ang un o\~nc.a1 tup lor the 1979-
SO hoot 'I tar. pphc:ullons \Jilt II be
a\';ulnblc I the begmmng of ~,ntcr
term an the "'c:rsca~ otfi~X '"
1 cmplchm ttnter •
-Inside----------------
; Just the finishing
touchdowns 6
I hC' '""''~ and t ,,.,1 l...olt..lll tum *'"
tn lt>llnuh ,,h '"\<'" ••ronJI)) Sill turd&)
., '' ho.h ~oltrft \\ athtnJ(oft 'it ate
Iller lalhnJ 1\1 a J'U"'CIIUI I &nf'lcl4 lean&
1.1" Salur.Ja>, \\ I\ :"o.sltu.Sa,'-• pme
"''" hC' thr l.a•• '''' M"•'tnal I'HIRrct
KRII)"• tl1(1u.StntJ r«ntd <KtllnJ rC"Ct~>ff
Bttd ~h•llcr, "'hu •~ (calu~ tft IIllO•\ '"
the f&•f •pMI\ t,«IIOh lhl• "'ft .. The homosexualitv ..
questions 4
R•&hh ol homwn"--h u • Hlp" 11\.tl
IPJ'CI" I<> br \1ft 1M muW of mAn)
UU.Stnh Ill" wee~·~ "l"nlon IICCI•on
1od11dc\ an f\JaiPnal aJJrn•tnlt the rc-·
u·ftt ( lulrtcunJ n! a i:IIIMPin hamuv~u.l
nahl• atoup, and"''"''' kttcn ~,ron·
1.11111 h> ••M \IUiknt\ ''"' C!l bomo_,c"'
ualal\ Ending the tenn
with a star 3
l>~nllft It ()II nun \tar• In :Jutr ~ "'""
•luch.,.tllbt~l«n«::l\o' l,ulhdalt
•n 11 ~~trW:> of hlmnp<Huare..t '"'-' 1nm b\
\lu.fcn•• O•pftttc:\1 l••r \etlll'tl~a
l1/IW /li& 'f4n IU ~.':Olio bcJ '\4nd•ttula..lb•
r.tm bot~ on a 121·)·ur-cld. lttoll«'-
'"'" of lhtt CAlVll'l I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN Af'fl Gabrld
Retiring his quill and Ink. one time political cartoonist for the
Plon6er Log. Matt Wuerker created the Human Garden located
on the lawn In fron of Odell Manor tor his senior art project
Students (left to rtght) Alex Olss. Katy Philip and Jamie Haskel
curiously survey Wuerker's work of art
LC Sl\JDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: 2~/gallon below normal
Either Mini or Full-Service CHEVRON
LABOR: 10% discount
PARTS: 10% discount
By popular demand, Burllngeme
Che~10n has offered us these price
reductions. I.D. card r(Kiulred 5 gallon
min. on g8S discount. Located at Teylor's
Ferry Rd. & Terwilliger
245-4274
Free pick-up and deflvery on Nrvlce
Spring Break,
v
W~JJ o ,o
2 f,a.~3SO!P
oil of ...ne above
COLLEGIATE 1-fOll DAVS INC.
L e &K 140 Lewis oftd Cl ork CoUt-ge
Porliand 1 Oregon q 72.1<l
ph.144 -&•~• X 357 •r 478
OFFice Nouasa Mon -~ridoy 12-4,_ Real World
NY Times back in print
r he .v .. ,, ) orJ.. n,,., and the N~K YorS. Dolll·
Nr"'' are h<1d: an pnnl 1h1!1 ~eek orter a three-month
blad:oul,
The \lhcd Prantma fn1de' Coun(.')l O'lkcd thot
en\ployecr. ol the two paper return to work hut
Sunduy "'iomc worl.er<~~ did Officanla of the New York
NeWIIJ'IIper Ouild, which wulkcd out on the TmJts
.tturdny mght, njlreed to put thetr tonttltiYe contmct
,cttlcmenl up for n vote
The umon of reporter'3 ond editon. had not yet
re.'Jt'hcd un os~ment Ofl1t1al' of the una on agreed that
they would soon reuch an asreementand be b~ck on the
JOb
Sadat seeks agreement
Eg~pt1an Pre11dent Anwar 'iodat hu gaven hts
negotiator' clear instruction~ to ,eek a 1trong link
between u pcoet-treaty w11h hrael and a ,olut1on to
d1lficuh•C\ wtth the Palestane ltberulton Orgnna1.nt1on
Some repre~ntouve~ at the Arab summu 1n lrnq
\aid Sndot\ refu,al to meet with them wo\n vmdteation
ol the1r campntgn to eject the Egypuan representnuve
from the 4\mb meetang
Iranian rioting continues
R1otmg by anu-shnh d1uadents contmue an Tehran,
Iron desp11e pohllcnl efforts to uppea11e them Mobs
'lhoutang WDtath to the shah!" wrecked shops, bonks
and other bu1ldtngs lromon troops kept rioters owny
from the U~ Embos~y
One unh-shoh lender ,a1d the current nots were
aimed Ul endang '\meru:an dominntlon or Iran He said
onothcr whoh war" agnm\tthe 1huh mtght break outtf Q
\Oluuon i~ not tound 1oon
Oil prices l'2lfied 10%
'\ ~uw1uti nc~'paper ~1d early th1 week thnl
Arab o1l producer" have attrccd to rat'le 011 pnces 10
percent ut next month' mecung of the organazat1on of
Petroleum E'portmg Countne& . • I he paper 'IUtd rcprc,entuuve•
nnttont~ mude the dectllon dunng an antt·C·am"'-'
,umnut meeting an Bagdad nnd that the ratlt
conSJ'Itent With a de,aaaon made hy OPEC mtnutll
June
Soviets detain Ameriatn
Ciov1et nuthoritte• hnve detained an
bu•une11•mnn pcndang n henring next week on 1t
accident m which he wus mvolved
1 he order was accompnnted by a report bJ
Sovtet neW!IIIgcncy, rtul, auying the Soviet Embe~
Wu'lhtngton hus protnted the $().year JBtl ,en11t
1mpo1ed by n US court lft!ll week on two Soviet
employee'! COnVICted or ,pytng
Carter visits Oregon
Pre11den1 Curter VlSited Oreaon bnefly lOJt
endone Democratac C4ndldutc:s m the stale, ~Pill
Governor Bob Straub who wo1 runnang bcht
do e mce for aovernor
Medics urge changes
1 he Oregon Med1cal Assoctatton thiS week
the repcol o( n stole low that requires
e>.nmmollons . I he OMA snid the regulatton 11
uve burdensome to couple, and cx.penaave .
ihe as•ocmtion nlso called for the restof1llli01
luw requmng protectiVe headgear to be
motorcycle: operutor• r.nd passengers One orth
who 1!1 uho u state legJ,Iotor. stud mo•tor·c:vc:le-ftl
death' hove increased 3l'J)Crc:cnt an Oregon :unc:c
hns been repealed
Rains cause havoc
A \C\Cte nunstorm drtven by h1gh wand'
DC"fO).\ Wn,hangton lust weekend downtn& ltcel,
off elcctnc.tl power und cau~mg Widespread 1100
'\t len .. t five pcr~ons ~ere lulled and one was
m'"'mg.
I •ura Patdr energy awareness encouraged
Of tht l'lon•tr loa
Or Oon &lmer, through o
senes of field tnps. guest 'penkers, government documents and texh, 1s
ottempttng to make students nwnre
of nnnonal and local nnlural
rc,ourc:c pollc1e~
ECKANKAR
A Way of Life
Regional Seminar
at the Flamingo Motel
9727 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Nov. 11-12
For further Information
CALL 228-3863 Bulmer, o politac~l
profe,sor at Lewas nnd
tenche~ Fnvaronmental Politi~
term His goolt\ to, "get tbeilaw
acquninted wuh key groups,
sonulillc,, ngenc:te'S and ·
laws conccrnang natural n:soun
wThe Paetfic Nonhwc.st
peclally dependent on an"'"""
resource pohCles, haVUlg oo
or c.oal worth mentionma:
Balmer
Balmer had nn anterest in
naturnl resources smce .. long
student tnlerest and publJc
ment ha1 been very great ..
He aa1d the development
Columbm Raver
syuem as very amportant
wwe hope students wall
understondang or the public
process, how our policies are
und shaped throu&h Congres~
the court\," satd Balmer ... u..,.· ..
antere•ned m the content of
resource policies "
According to Balmer,
and forestry arc the
rel'lources of greatest &mJpor·u
the northwest
He pomted out that mam
benefactors of LC and
colleges an th11 area were '""'
an the forest producu
Among them are
Copeland. Flannagan , G
Stamm, SwandeiJ, Templetoa
Watrak
Balmer's envaronmemal
clau h.a• Vlllled the
Waahanaton to vtew the
Zellerback lolllna operatiooa
the llrip mine• in Centrailia.
The environmentalatudte
haa hosted auest lpeaken
forest service, the Enviro
Protection Aacncy, the
national Woodworker~ Unioa.
the Western Forest AliiOCiatJioL
clw hu abo vwted the
land Manaacmcnt Office
Bonneville Po"r
Center in Vancouver. Wuh.
'"We're coverina a lot of
and we're h.avina a lot oHun.
the atudeot• IHtn aomcthiDI
uld Balmer.
PtonHr Lof, Nowm/Hr 9, ........ lll
COf
~Ctc~d Cl
busal
""'"•tnu
landS
An ad
1~ reql
F1lm (
Stud ~
VIC
Ton1gt
WtJI t
U\eUr
The \C
Ul F1l
With~
1Uppl~
.eh ... r, ~~
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Morn
ll, 1 p
)p
ch1ldre
rtifice
~orm~
wo "111
.. lt)
a cha11
borhoO<
:tl(l•Od ,\f,
01t
0!1 c
....... !!he'd
brey
\01'1 lc of Arub
1 anti-C .1m
hut the nuse
OPE(. m1n
• ncan
jled un
l wcek on "
1y a report bJ
~OVICt E-"·-·
rear J&tl
)O two Sovta
breefly IBSl
he state, «Pt
nmng betund
)n thiS week.
tquua
JUiatton IS
pensiVe
,he
to be
One orth
rcgon stn~ thr
)ta,h wmds
intng tt«!l,
\espread noo
~d
on
•
~Bvmg no
-enttonang."
mterest tn
ce .. long
~ pubhc
'great "
etopment
hydroc:~e
nant
'ents will
he public
IOiictes are
Congress
er
content of
Balmer.
the
hat man)
und
Wub.
a lot of
of fun. I • Entertainment
YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES
Reagon Ramsey teaches his students about filmmaking techniques
Fibn Study Center offering night c
Ooolr)
f'lonff'r I ua
1 he Northwest Ftlm Study
r hou~ed nt the Portland Art
u~u:m , 1s o non-profit ensttitullon
ne the Northwest
The NWFSC ofTe~ numerous
ng clas'Je~ to Portland are<~
cnt' rungmg tn tnterest from
IP.n\wrumg to t'ilmmakmg . The!le
an:-taught on a quarter!)
, co~tlng from S20 to $70
ed c:ou,...C$ can be taken on a
11 hu''~ through the Deportment
nunwng Education program at
lond State Untvcntty
An .lddtllonnl charge: or around
,., requared, wtth a $5 dtscount
T tim Center members Coul'c
ntton and regastrntton ma) be
ered by vtstting the Northwest
~tudy Center or calhng 226-
~pon~ored by the Portland Art
ntton, through the support of
Nuttonal Endowment for the
nnd the Ted R. Gamble Him
owmen1, the NWFSC offers on
~ .... ng~ng ill'nlY of films for
Vlewmg.
Tonight ot 7 30 p m So•1t'nt
"all b\: shown and dtscussed at
u'eum Art School theatre:
1 he \econd of favc film~ an the
tat Film eree!l. Soa•lmt Gr~rn •
~ lth nutntaon and the world' !I
nappty D1re<:ted by R.achnrd
the ftlm offe~ memorable
mance' by C harllon Heston.
1 uylor· Youne and Edward C,
1n h1' la•t ~crecn
Now
lay in
Mornin&
I J, 7 p.m. =----
he ~pontaneou~ actaon!l ot
chaldren C'\po~e the hYPocrasy
of the .1dult world an
\fe~rmnl{,
wo small ch1ldren go on ot
'tnlc" when thc1r father
to buy them a televt\ton \CI.
refU\UJ 10 \3\ e\en .. good
ang .. to thear neaghbors 111 the
a chum of cvenh leudang to u
•uu• hood quurrc:l.
uou MurmnR was dtrected b\' • • aru 01u, who he& been 4C·
a' one of cmema's mo!JI
-"·· .. ed darecton of chaldn:n
uhre) Watlck ltbuary,
m,on l ecture R.oom Adm11-
n,. .. , l.og, Vo\·t'mbtr 9, /9111 uppcarnnce bc,l of Disney' -work of the late
Wurn:n E Kronatnd Profe'lor IQJO, the color muSic and detail in
ol Ctcneu~ at Oregon Sttale Unavc:r· 1h1\ anamutcd movae are •pcctacular .
it> l>r Davtd Weal a Ponland l>JH Aet\Cher han turned the
ob)tet r tC::Hl n gynec::olog .. t, and Jonathan liwa(t ciOhtC into a dchght­
AIIon Deale mana,ter for the Farst ful tilm tor young and old.
l nata nan ( hurch of Portland wall 0ener.tl admt~\ion cost for all
leud the dt~CUS5ton followang the falm~ . ucludeng the Habitat ralm
film SpeC1al udmiiSton co, I wtll ~ \cne-,, S I 7S There '' " l5 cent
$2 ' discount for students. wath admili-
R.oberto R.oselltnt'" film Opt'n ~aon for NWF<;l mem~r. ott SI.2S.
Cu~. take, top btlhng Monday, No.. For a -.;ompletc: h)t olthe.)e Jnd other
1.1 31 8 p m r timed an R.omc al the him~ to ~ :.hown consult the
clo~ ol World War II, Opt>n Clll' ~o' Dec. N\\rFS( Gutde or call
bc::Qlme the most tnfluentaulltlms of 22()..2811.
the n~o reu.hat pcnod l he Northwest Ftlm 'tud)
lhtng. non-pro(e\stonul actors. Center 1., located at 1219 '\ w Park
"rc:et 'CIIIOga, and u Jtory Hlk~n Ave.. wich the theater entruncc
trom the memoa~ of an an11-fac1st through the. \.1u,eum Art chool
prit"''t R.o. ~elhnt has blended fi~-1 he \H·SC olfcrs 16 mm falm~
tltaonnl .tnd documentur)' techna- ~hac;h may be n:nted at nomanal co"~t
que,, ·,tanan£ an enure mo .. cmcnt b\ .tnv and•vtdual or group with an
10 film," \lud Bob Smon. darcctoa ot anter~~t 10 film. A C'.lUtlog of tho'~:
NWF0\C faJm, und rental cosh may be had ;at
n Suturd"'Y· Nov. 18, room lOS ot the Mu:.cum Art
(nJlli\'c'r'l Tro,·tls wut be featured ut chool. •
2 p m Havang been compared to the
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Nov. 17
Evans 7 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. $1.25 SOFA film series
an looks at
Jullt Pudcrbauth
Of tlw f'l~ I 01
lndtans, the:: cav~&lry, the Lmle 1
• Bas Hom and comedy are combtned
in /itt/~ B1g Man, SOfA's Nov. 17
film tnavehng medH;anc Iaman who
slo"'l~ losa body p:aru tn mtnor
nushtaps
I he most noteworthy of lhe
ch11nu:tcra Hofhnan 11 mvolved wuh
u has Cheyenne grandfather, Old
l,.odge Sl:aru (Ch•cf Dan George)
l.attle Bag Man's narrlttive tn~ 1 he love hnwn bctv•ec:n Hoffman
tu capture the etKnc:e of the and Chtd" George is toudun~o
Amencan hen I ge. h lak~ II chunk r hrough the elder's help, Crabb IS
ol arim history und, an a brcc:ry and able to I« the dlec1 or the whale
delightful manner. bring. the era to ca~tlal.8Uon on the Chc~nne culture
hfe. l.JIIIt> Big .. ,a, 11 almost a 1 lc
1 he 11tory 11 tc')ld by Jack Crabb, ol lnduan heroa m The \\hate men
a 121-yc:.r-old nurstn8 home p.llient ore Ken JU the '"bad guys"' for once.
cllum1ng to be the sole 1urvtvor of the~r brutahty alm<nt humthattn to
the batlle a1 ltttle Btg Horn. He present-cia) ' mericans .
n:coun1s h11 hfc through rhe Although the moVIe puu the
htr.toraatl b.itlle. lndtan on top, they are ~till ho\\n
The litm fl11she back. to Crabb'1 \\1lh flaM By mc:ludan& a .. "Cnge.fuJ
earl) hie when he wu a chtld-Jur- hnwc. n homor.e uul, and u tno of
\Wor of u wagon traan raid. He wu frustrated war widows, the
c:spturcd by the Che)ennc lnduans hcyenncs arc ac..:cpted u human
nnd rat cd wath their culture. bcanp wirh the same ndvantagnand
Crabb bounces back and fonh taulu. u the whtte populauon .
between the Indian's and lhechmacticS«neofthetilm
white-m.an·~ culture. Durins ttmn ol de pact rhc clash at t.utle BiK Hom.
his hfe he bcc.om" a frontier ben dunna thtt grue50mc secne, a
~choolboy. youna Cheyenne brave. com1c etfea is a~.:haeYed. In th1s
carnival man JUI'Ifi&hter, booLcr, SClCne, W Jkang amid bodies, Custer
storekeeper, older Cheyenne bra-..e, rant5 and ru~o~ ubout Gencnal
hermil. and u c:aw!ry mule skinner Gr nt's dnnltng habit~ h as a bu of
I he crell ed and ~e:uhercd sa nrc thai es tronic at the aamc umc.
J.scl Crubb •• portrayed by Oust an lllll~r Btg Man was filmed m the
Hortm.1n He plays the many agn of Amcncan West. JlVlOJ it an air of
Crabb wtth realism. bnnJ,Ing the authcntioty . r he sa:nes arc vi~o·td
choructer to life. and the snov.y battle soene par-
l he orcul.u lorm of the film ttcuharl) s.tnlung.
ulloM HoHman to cncountq many 1 he subtle comedy throughou1
lnend he. someho~ lo't 11long the the film g1 .. -es the loda.ans a supcnor
wuy. Fa)e {)u~w:.y IS one tncnd position to lhc wh1te c:ivalintton .
who' plnro; Mn. Pend rake, the not so Ahhouah 11111~ Big Man ghu
rapccuahlc young wtfc of a pn:ac:her. thts tmpn:uton, at sho\\"5 the tn-
Allnrdyc:e 1. Mcrnwe<~thcr ,.gnilican~ or decidina who Ill
(Martin B!tlsam) is anolhcncquaan· better. Both naco dac jus I u ea11ly,
I t;,a.nc:e ol Hoffman's , BaiS3m portrays I"' hcther by bullet or b}' arrow. •
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------------~-----------------1 WA~T' D~ CirUV HIT, VUT ~lt'ffSl'CJNE ~ ~•s CAr:.• To the Editor
Chaplain on gays
I
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Gays chartered, but funds not due A., Chnpluan at 1 eWtll and Clnrk
I wanl you and your readc" to know
that Oeon Petty (I etter. p 6,
Pwmw /.(Jg, Oct 26, 1978) doc' not
'peal>. lor me nor lor many
Chmuun' The subJect of homo~~x
Ullltly nnd the Bable" one wuh whach
I am qutte fnmthnr I chnared the
maJor commutcc: tlf the Pre"bytennn
vencml A\\cmbl) whach dc:nh wuh
the questton ol the ordtnnllon ol
homo'e'uals two-and ·a hal( year..
.ago and orgunued "orkshop .. on the
'"''u~ for the Pr~bytennn church~'
of we't~rn Oregon tha~ post year
H OMO\E'\t. \1 STl Dl:'lf'\ 11 1 ~wi' and (.lark
hould no1 ~ dtscnm1nntt'd .:aptn't on the ba~l). of
their '~~ual prde~nte" . The \tudcnt ~nat~ uph~ld that
beh~l la11 Monda\ b) chart~ring .a c:umpu, orgnntlntton
con~rened wllh the nght~ of homo\Cll.unl' But one
qut5uon remuam •• the linal<itep •n thl\ ptocc'~ or officml
reroinHion D~ th~ newl> chart~red ~troup , \tudents
for Ga\ Rlghh, ha\e the n~ht to a .. k tor fund<. rromthe
~ludent 3C:h\1llb bud~t nc~t term1
~0
lhe idea of churtcnn~ a ~roup h more 'Pirttually
uphlung than 111' a lC') to 'uccc'' lt me~'"' thato.t group
-=an mal..c u'~ ol foC1hti~ 1n I emplcton (enter It aJ,o
mean\ the orgiiniz.atton can reque\t lund' lr<lm the
tudent 'C'n:Ue to finance 11 actnataes lor u )~ar.
l ~• )car. the '~nate wu-.ted u gr~m deal of ttmc
arguing whether another t pc o( 'f'C\:IUI tnler~t group,
that Which IS reJigiOU,J)-<Jrll:nted, hould ~ fUnd~d .
ScnatM) !>pent more than a term" tthout r~.1ching .1 linn I
an wer. In the meanttme . the group w h•eh had brought
up the qucslton an the fir I ria ~. th~ Chmll.ln
F~llow hip. wa~ jotned b · 1" .,, new r~ligious
orpnar.auon • the: Jewuh H:.lut11m and the protot·
~p:t14 ned Pagan Fellow 'hap. No budget" wt'rt' ~\~r gaven
to th~~ group • l'l" none 'hould h 1\~ been Ho\1.«:\cr.
tht') w~n: gncn •h~ opportuntt) to request lund~ during
th~ .)~ar to ~pon,or 5pectal event,,
We-could be m the ~m~ ktnd ot boa 1 thl\ \cilr with • the homo~e,ual nghb ttroup. \O ~cnuton und th~ tC$1 of
th~ 5-tudcnt bod) hod better ~tart thmling .about tt
When th~ .cnnte bc810~ ''' budgcttnp proce .. ,. in
"tnl~r term. .Student for Gay R tght' '"" proho~ hl\1
requat a budget for th~ 1979.-go ,chool \'cur. It ,hould • nul receave a year'~ budget. fh~ contentaon thnt .. God
"' de' muon from thnt "tandard (or the '~nate to lund a peal, tlc:url) on the 'UbJecl " •~
n:h(ltOU' orsanll.&taon or on~ which "oracnted Mound u hotl) debuted among Chmunn'
~"<u.al prefcrenc..: . whcth~r Bibhc.1l '>tholnr or locul
O\\,ll ma\ be argued thnrthe Bind. 'itud~nt Unaon church member .. l~t me d~nl bn~ny
\how' 'uch .1 devtuuon a I rend) In tlur MondJy edatonul wllh the two btbhcal pa.,suge\ to
board mccttn(l, \I.e dascu,,ed tha~ problem We came to wh1ch Mr Pcll) refers
nil conclu,ton other than the ~enute wtll huv~ to wr~tle He relcr\ to God'~ tudgmcnt on
wath 'Jet another morul que,uon wh~n at beg•"' next ~od<>m and Gomorroh Scholnrs
term If 11 hn~ already rc:fu~ed to fund rcllg1ou' group~> d1~ougree strongly on whl'lt the •no (or
b«au'c they arc ~nented toward o panacular c r~t'd, how ~tn\) wu' (wer~) for whach Sod om
cun II JUSitf\ II,\ dl\~:nmanutaon an rnvor of a parttcurar and vomMrah were destroyed But
rau-' one lhang i\ clear. the homo,exuul
But dc~puc tha, uddallonnl problem we teel that "n tn tho:.e town~ WU!> homo~e~~.ual
\tudcnt' for Un} R1ghl\ 1hould bt gtven the opportuntt} mpe and th~re •~ no mentaon ol
to request fund' on a per C\<~nt ba'.ll\, but n111 a' an annual homoM ~Mtaht} whtch doc' not <II the
lund. It c-.tn go to lh~ \C:nate or to th~ ne\\ \tudent \Umt lime rel~r to rape It mn) ha\e
Wc:llurc Fdut".ttion.al Allcx.<ttton f c:.m for mon~\ to bc:c:n that one or the ,in~ which wa'
<iipon,or \pect.tl C\ent,, condemned in tho\C elites WI"
"•nee it tool '0 long for the 'enatc: to finish (thou[lh homo,nuuht) , hut the te't doc' not
h\ no mean' an,wer) the debate o\er fundtnJJ reli{liou' dcmun)trate 11.
organllallons. we: feel the ... enat~ w;ould not tx lUmping fhc: Roman' p~~ugc: muk~:. ,,
the gun II II began pondenng the qu~'IIOO\ "'~ hove much ~trongcr potnl ror Mr. Petty\
rat)cd. • aa .. e. but here ~cholar:. da~ugre~. uho.
An ear to world issues
MA) \\f e\l~nd our wth.:om~ to l.ewa\ .and
Clarl. ·., "~"' pubhcataon, Pa\'f/m 'J I .of{ Jt',
:~lway' good to ~c an ~Oort mude to provad~ student'
wuh "ome addlltonal 10formuuon uhout the-world tn
whtch we hve.
Wh1le 11 as th~ ltnr duly of the Pwnttt'r I OR 10 cover
the n~w' on thh c:umpu' and thnt "'hach affel:h ~tudents
111 (flldtnu, there •~ a great deal or other anformauon thnt
., 1mponana to ~tudent' a~ rm:m.\ of the 11 orld ln the
fint .,,ut for in~tanet Pa,•dcJ\ ' I {)R editor' dove anto
th~ qu~tion or pel"CCUtiOn 10 Mcxaco dtM;nminatory
wuge pnu:ticc~ an ';outh Alnca and probl~m·, an la\t
Tue,da}':. b.tllot meo~,.ur~ aware
l>enn, bcmg ttnY d~n't mean
lov~ equals sell. ond some
fc:ellnl}.ll ror the moment. 1t d
mean abut se\ is enJO)'Ilbl~
everyone t-or you to concludt
thiOB~ from the mov1e, Tht
Ow. you hnd to close your ,.v, .. ,
p~sentallon of o broad
td~nuty, community and love
people'\ hves
You .tlmo't hnd to be o~
wath th~ .,exunl theme
f he purpO\C Ol Thf W
Ow and II\ sucenang here: was
to JU,ttf} homo~exuohty ,
pro,elytat~ The purpo:!>e w~
film \c~c .. " to nmc th~ awt~
or th~ 1\\Ue of gay nghb .and
vunct) of {t:JY life~tyles beyonc:
'ter~otype. beyond se '< Your
dernon!itratc' JU~t how 1 np10r1.t
... to began cknnng up ma~tliHI
tton., ubout who guy people
Davt (
l.ynettr
,"t-fonan Mlt~J.
wulr I Itt Sflldt'IIIS for Ga1
Please, lefs listen
We f~cl .t need as
Chmtmn' to reply to Dean
leucr an la~t week \ P1onur
The vac\1. that
pn 1r j, ,tnfuls.. by no mcam1
and un,,er,ally-acccpted vtctnlli~
an tht chur~;h todu\ It •~ an
d~bate b.a~cd on dtffenng
bahht411 uuthonty und anr .. rM'lh•
uon Whnt u cl~ur ,., the roct
thurch ., ,>ft~n exaggerated .a
tortcd attttude of \lasgust and
demnuuon toward gay' ho~
CUU\C: ur much palO, ..ftwi' USIOft!l
..and thenauon lor gny people
tnsad~ und out.,ade the church.
Compunng p~rsons. wuh
uul preference for memben; of
own !lex, to "dtrty
dehumnn11ang Reducang thb
plex p'ycho-~o\;ml assue to
c:U\\ ~amph\ UC and Stcn:u " j ...
COl
w
ic:l
r I
IIUUI
B
fort
to tt
VIC!
pw
dare
l~lt)
h
to
Our argument upin\tlundtnf a group which hu~. "'
at fot."U), a \.C:\Wll prde~nc:e " the '-1m~ u~ 1 hat which w~
brought up Lut )'car a&a'"'' funding r~ligious
orpnir.ataon!< fh~ ~tud~nl bod) con~titutton implies
(thouJh it i-. nC'\cr Mated an so man)· word') that campu ..
org.anir.uion.. includang th~ -.~nate-mu\t not di!,.
cnminat~ on the baM or sex, ruce, cr«d, ··~· handacup ,
or •uu.tl preference . Thas mean\, to our mtnd\, d•~·
cnminating mfa~ ·ura' v.eii:Jso~aln.sl . It w-ould clearly be Congr.ttulauon\ to tht people behtnd Ponluv'
I U/<, w~ hope lo <oee some thoughtful \;Ompl~teanaJy,es
of world assu~ tn the t uturc • P .tul "~:~m' to have believed that
homo~'uul il) WU\'.110 Howe,~r. we
are not .11 all 'ure that Paul un­
dc:r.toud hornu'c'unht) 10 the WU\
thut we do todn)" In the ancacnt
world homo!>c'\uahty ""''omethmg
whach all raght·lhtnktng p(;ople
"knew" wu' ,.n Paul wu~ followmp
the ru:cepted knowledge and un·
der .. tundang of ht~ du) U) he dad wuh
women\ righh and slaver} for an
\lance In an) ~ .. e. he hnd no ucces'
to our pr~~cnt anformutaon that, for
from fiv~ to ten percent of our
populnuon , homo'e'uolity I\ .t
perf~c:tl} normal and h~&tlthy obJec:t
choic~ .tnd one whtch dev~lop'
wathout thetr con:.caotu panu:apu-
• uon r~'pon\c ~~ un ansult Furth
U!\108 the ~me btbhcal m .. thn
ref~r~nc:t. to Paul\ c:p1Mie1.
would hov~ to support subJ-... ,.
of women and ocecpt a "''A~
• orance IS ~d to admit
f>a,id F. Lud"'l or rlw ~ J.or
QUEST. th~ Reed College stu·
dent newspaper. reCt'ntly con·
t•unc:d a quote from a l(entleman by
the nam~ of G Spenaer Brown l he
quote had onJJnal" appeared an
Brown·, book lAw I of form I think
it appli~ a:-. much to the I ~wi~> and
Clark c:ommunit) &!> u docs to Reed.
t h~ passage read ~ lollow•:
"'Daa.co\cn~ ol an) arc:at mo­
m~nt an mathematacs and oth~r dt •
ctphnes, on~ the)' ar~ d1~cov~rcd,
a~ ~een to be eMr~m~ly simple and
obviom, and make c\en:boch tn· • • • dudang thear dascoverer, appear
foolhh lor not ha,ing discovcr~d
them before. It I) all too oh~n
lmsottcn that th~ 1nacnt symbol for
the p~~ncc or lh~ wond .. a
fool, and that foohshneu. beiOJ! a
dt\Jnc atate, as not a condition to~
ather proud or aahamcd of.
"'t lnfonunJately w~ find syaa~m•
Of edUcation today Whtch ba\<e
dtp.artcd 'o far from the plaan truth.
1 hat they MW teach us to be proud of
what we know, and uhamcd nf .
•anoran~ .
.. f'his i• doubly corrupt. It "
corrupt not only beau~ pride is in
aUcll a mortal lin. but al50 bec:au.e
co teach pride in knowl~dJe is to put
up an dftctivc barrier aptnat an)
advan~ upon what as already
4 known, a nee: at mak~ one .tsham~d
to look beyond the bound~ tmpoM:d
b\' on~\ ignorance .
-In the face of the ~trong. and
andccd vwlcnt, soctal pressure:"
•!ttatnJt 11. few p~oplc have ~n
prepared to take thas sample and
~ti~rying counc towards \anaty
And tn a '\OC:I~I) w h~rc a promancnt
J"~)·thllllrt I C'UO advcrttae that, gtven
the ch.ance. he would have treated
'c\\ton to elcctrtc \hod. therapy
who can blam~ uny penon for being
afr-o.tad to do o1
'"f 0 arrt\i~ Ul th~ Jtmpl~t truth
a~ :"-~~~ton Jr.: new llnd practaced,
requarn ••·orl of ronlf'mplall on Not
acuvaty Not r~aaontng . ot
C"dlc:ulauns . Not bu•> behaVIor ol
an\ lund. Not readtng Not tal~tng .
Not malung on cfrort. ot thtnk:ing.
Stmpl) h;urmg m mtnd what 11 as
one need' to lno". And )·et tho'e
w11h 1 he courug~ to tread tht\ path to
rwl di~ovcry arc not onl) of!cred
practtcally no guidan~ on how to do
Mt, the) arc actively dttcouraged .Jnd
h.1vc: tu •et about attn secret, preten­
danp meanwhalc 10 be dlhgenrly
c:ntcattcd an th~ ffllnllcdlversaomand
to confurm With the deadeoma per·
!lonal opanaons whach ;trc bc10IC \:OO·
tinuall} thru" upon them ..
I N A BROAD SENSE, this con­
cept applit~ to many aspects of
our socael). L>t Tocquevalle htnted at
11 in reprd to our socaal behavaor over ... hundred )'cur~ o.~go He notic­
ed chat Amencan' consistently ,trtve
to appeo.~r whntthey ar~ not We rear
not appcunng norm:JI and must
.. k~ep Wtth the Jonese~ " Not
betaU'It lhe Jone ~' .tre beuc:r. JUSt
to keep up Th1\ tcndenc) '' e\en
more o.tpparent nmong the "upper
clO\\~, .. of SIKICiy, the like~ or WhtCh
compri\C a rnaJOrtt> of l.ewt~ und
Clur~ .
Part1.dl) becau .. c of our
b.1ckground, it t excec:dangl) dar.
ficuh lor a p~r on h~re to udmu hi\
or her tgnoran~. "h~ther at be social
or tnt~llectuul How often huve you
he.nd an) one .t!ll what u murgantu
i5 comp,lsed of' (>on C'Vcryone
know! Do vou know? .. Don't vou
k nn"' "'hut Rcg~ta~ mu .. ac i,!?;; re
quare~ an npololl) mor~ thun an" No,
I don't. Wlwt t\ u·r-
And, tnt~llectuall)' we f~~l
much bell~r braQ•na that we B s ·.
td our wu't to a 8 gr.1de an ccononuc~
wnhuut rcadani: the text. thon
bo.t\lln8 thai we lraftlt'd ,omethtn~
n~w
I h" 1 ~~~ sud •u. it deplorabl~
Suppo,c:dl) we oHt' hcte at l C. to
further our edUC•tliom •• Uns cannot
be accomph'lhcd b.) 'tud)'tnJ,tt mu 1
be accomplt'h~d throuah lcarntng.
'J 1.1 b~f!IO lo achtc\~ that JOUI, w.c
mu,a 11dm11 our •gnorance, our
fooli hne~' ·rhis happen' today in
far too few clourooms, and almost
n~\ocr in our aoc:iul ~nvaronment . • \\hac would Paul have ~a ad hud
he: l>.nown mo~ about homO\c,.
uaht~ ., OJ cou,...e. w.~ don'c know.
but his wrumg .tbouc love,
for~t•' enc'!> .tnd freedom can be cued
to ~U{lge't thiU h~ m1ght hav~ chon{l·
cd hi\ m10d about homosexuahtv
In an) ca~oc to <~ay thut someone
'' a ''""~r 'hould in no wny dcpnvc
them ol thetr c1val and per'>onul
nght-1 us the argument whach Mr
Pc:m· ,wd many 01 her Chmttnn\
have advanced tends to do If "ltnnen
lo-.c thcar nghh l~t me be the ftN to
lmc; mane I hvc by vod'' grnce not
ha' Judgment
It " vcr} unlortunntc: that we,
\\ hu .u~ Chrl\ttans. ccm to b~ fur
mnrc rcud) to u,e the Bable to
condemn Jl«:ople as \Inner' thun to
dccl.tr~: the fo.tr mor~ tmportant truth
that Gnd created and love' without
mca,ur~ e.1ch one of u:. with all our
di\C:r .. at).
Grur.llc lhrrl.
I~·" 11 ond ( Iori. ( Imp/tun
Raise awareness
Yc\. l>can 11 11 JU!II a que:staon
uf basac humuo nght11 Your leller
lubclhnl? homo~>exuuhty a\ abnor­
mal, f'lt'rvened and unnaturnl
rcprc<~cl\1\ 1 he 'ort of .tllatud~ that
lead' to di!'.Ctlmaoauoo al(ucnat und
pcr,ec:utaun of homo~~xuul\ the
depm ~taon ol ba~ac human raght\
Your arbttr..ry a ''8nrnent uf guth t!l
d.an~o~erou'
'r ou cure I ull} '.&Y that you do
not thmk of g.ty people .ts 1e • than
humun. but your reductton of p"
lo"~ .and life to th~ stngle damen••on
of \~II. '' perhap~ a\ tnsadaous No, ment or ,JtiVC:f)
J o upprouch homose:\ual
pie with an au nude of amp.a••
\elf nghteo\bne . ., and !Jllrcasm
r~prouch to the UO\pel ttsclr.
Re~ardlt!l" of one',
appr.mol of the moruhty ol
homo,~xual bchnvaors. a (
comm um~nt would seem to
dcmnnd ll rcudan~s to
itllemrt to undcr•Jtnnd. to re~ICt
our own foalure of coampass.iolll
\Ot:llll JUStice: a~ u church
th~rc: be more for u~ to learn
lhl\ " U~1 Would 1l surrnK
author of lu-.a week\ letter to
that mnn} l(U) p~ople arc
moll\ a ted b) IuS~ but b\ a •
g~vang rcspon:o~tbl~ agap~ •-.. ·
th~ir rchataon!lhtp' wuh othen'
Would 11 'urpns~ ham to
thul man)' cll-uflirmtng ho
uul person' ur~ not .. idolato
dc:epl) commiued Christiun1
pluHng the unmhtukcubl~
the \p1r11<> Would it urprt'<
learn thllt mnn\ non-Chrhuan
ric have hC';trd the word ol cnn
nntaon for ,o lonlf from the
that the) c.tn no lonser hell
word ol lo\ic?
1 here !\hould ~ room
d1Ucrane vtcw-. an the Chrtstmn
muntty ton~:~:rnang homos~~
We welcome: thnt diacu~~ton
I CWI\ .and C'hu k I et Ub hopt
I ut urc d•ulogue. however. cat
murlr.ed b\ •• unll} of purpo~~
hone 1 walhngneu to h!.lcn to
unuthcr
MurJ. Ooutlt'f
~ora ·
Fur~u Hoi/ Rrmlmt )'
0
ttonn!
the n
OV 7~
peal>.(
'rllerr• T
ov. Jo
OIJI
Lar
osen ber~
Mt
llbthnl • >r
doesn't me•n
Jl. and some
noment h OOb·
is enJoyable
)u to concludt
lnOVle, Thr
close your eycs
u broad
'nlly and love
had to be oblcl
~heme
lc of Thr
•mng here W3&
o,eltuolity,
purpose we nop,..~
raise 1 he awsuc
sa> rights
fc!ltyles beyoll(
nd sex Your
It how 1moortJJ
1ng up mt,·cOii
~}people
Oa\'f'
I vnettt
Manu" it'"'~'~~~
rw for Go~
t's listen
need ns
•IY to Dean
~·!> Plom•t'r
hat homose:'w
by no meana
tcceptcd VIe.
\ lt •~ nn
dafferang
> u nd anll"'''ll'l
r I\ the fnct
ttggeratcd and
f dl'lgUSI nnd
i ROY' hu!>
in. di!tallu~io r goy people
~the church
rson". wath 1
member' or
'dirt}
~ducm~ th~
I assue to
and
full. F
bhc:nl me1thoa
homoseltuol
de or ampillll
and ~orca.sm
sptl Itself
r one·,
10raht~
tor.. 11
d seem to
~s to l•"n
nd. to reJ)(I
comp.t.,,aon
church
It surpnu
\ letter to
eoplc .trr
but bv a
agupc
11h othen1
l!e ham to
man 2 n o•rn~Jt~
"adolaton·
( hrt~t1an1
~cubic
surpra~c
-C'hmtiun
o rd o I co.lll
rom the
onger hear
be room
('hra~IIOO To the Editor
trashy
her rend ana the firat ed1t1on of
underground newapn~r .
, LDR I wont to expreu my
uuon to the Plonf't'f Log JtnH
thetr h1gh 11andorda of
onnl JOUrnaham
""''''Inv't Log i8 a JOke nnd
tk. permanently filed in the
rccyc:luble tmah cnn Perhop~
would have the c:honc:e to
u candy wrapper and 1n
ua value to the Lew11 and
commun.ty
want to gsve my con­
IOn" to Or R1chord Hoyt
• Dutch Mandel, eduor, nnd
1re Pfunttr J.o~r•taff lor a fine
that 1~ .1 contnbuuon to the
mumty
lv•ll> Runnmx
s~mor
would hke to express my
1nn1ntment wuh the small turn­
week for the noon pcrfor­
of D.1m1an Luca and hall
naan t'olk Ensemble . Those
ad nuend I'm ccrtnan ~hare my
for they had the opponunuy to
to the very best Romanaan pun
vtohna,t nnd cambolom (at',
panno except you stnke the
d1recth wath o st1ck covered
cit) play 10 the world!
hnve travelled around
nit~, hu"e heard numerou•
naon orche:llro' nnd ensembles
uc.1 and hiS ensemble 1\ one ol
1 Students. faculty and nuft
and llnrk had the oppor
to h~ten to a vartun,o
once lor free!
ubltcat) on the -show \etmed to
lt"f'tiOd I hought ( happened tO
u po~ter descnbang the event
ntl\' ctrculated a dn) or two
hand. I 'uw no mention of the
ma1nce an the Ptonur l..og and
not icc in 71tr W4't"lr.
... nnunntCI)' there wall be un
umt)' to see the (troup\ an·
lc 'how when at perform!> Dec
Portland Cavae Auduorium
' onl~ one catch 't ou'll hu\C:
tn "x or )C:Ven buck'l to get
the 1 urnsule
Michalt Mottltf'WI
Prr.wnnrl l.uutant. L C
via not enough
A\ u member of the OSPlRG
bo.lfd I am once ug.aan ap-
at the Pront'f'r Log' .. lack ol
or our cventll Call it bia!ied
h'm <..til u dac;cnmmnuon .
one-,tdednt5\ Call 11
uv,l!r vou wunt butt hat does not
your tuck or coverage.
~•nee vou haven't felt that we
\\.orthwhale organu.:uaon I'd
ltllthe cumpu' an Due to the
or M, Wakt kulak.
itu>nal I orum .. were \et up to
the major b.tllot mea~urcs an
o' 7 cletllon 'he arrunged to
'lptaket\ orate on both •udc:~ ol tht tuue• (eAcept the Death Penni·
ty). 10 that •tudenu could 1\1~
quetllOn\ and formulate aomc type
ol opanaon•
The date1 and topac:a of e4c:h
pre~n tnuon were al•ven to the /.og to
~ pnnted on the Publitk Oc;
~;urrence~~ pogc: each week 10 that the
cum put communaty would be uwarc
Unfortunately. the Lot felt that
these pre!\entouons were not ampor­
tont enoulf.h to last or cover ln\tcad,
you tned for houn to find •omethang
''worthwhile" to pnnt i\J I loo~ ut
Volume 4 t. number S of th11 year'
Jog, I find that 11 "more important
thnt the (rte C !lnal was opened to
tr.afllc tha~ day an 182S thun a ballot
mea!\urc workshop on Meaaure 7
(l C 0() took place an the ( ouncal
C'hnmber .11 3 .lO p.m
A lane and .a half on the Ene
C1md. and none on .1 cumpu1 evcnt1
I he trav1u I) fine but where the hell
arc the pnonttc!l of thaa 'chool
nCW\poper'!
In Mr. Dutch Mandel'
edatorutl last week he ltnte• that the
I oJl '" an I.C newspaper and thai
· 11 ha~ the re~pon•abalny to cover
tho~e c\'cOts whach conocrn the am
medaatc communal)' w1th the
resource' avualubte " All Mr.
M.andc:l has to do i• ask OSPIRG
.1nd we'll tell h1m thdt ts ar he ti.ln't
re.td our unnounocmc:nts ~ent to the
'I lUff
A., for cons.tructave cntacasm.
nm~ I uggest th.1t you allow the
mtdHt per,on on our 1~1 board to
wratc .arttcle!l for the new3paper -.o
thnt ~c m.1v get c;O\eroge I feel that
11 i' time to put pcnonnl fechng_~
u<cide and cover ~mpu event~ Jr
your .. uall can 1 do th.at, then ,ltlell\1
let ClUt lucal bnard do 11 for vou •
Do' t' C ollt>1
Srniur
Why no questions?
1 here hu ve bc:en ~e\lera I
editonul' 10 the Pinnur lOR and an
.mother supplement paper Pa\·Jo\·'•
I "K· nboul the upathy of the
'tudc:nt" 111 Lewt) and (!.art..
One artacle .. ugge!lts thot more
and more tudenh ol~ lc:anan~
toward thee pcdtent and pmgmauc
an term' of cliU\C'I a~ well B\ an
thought Tha' 1\ evidenced an the f.act
that a Iorge: block of lcWl& and Clurk
"'tudc:nt' Me mn]orang an bu~une'l,
Jn,te3d of quetllonmg the ~.)"\tern
Ojtudenh urc trymg to rind way~o to
\Ur\'1\le Within It
I am in the thtck of whnt one
mattht wll our apathetic .u:.ndemac
community I am .a bustnes.s maJor I
'•'>" thl't with no regret Some of the
finbt profC\,or. at l ew1' and Clark
ure an the bu~tnes' department und
they h<~vc tau{lht me to th.tnk loga".al·
ly and COnCI'ICI\
Whut I do ~irc t 1.1 that many
''udenl\ an the bu ancss department
do not quc:suon the cthtcal problem\
ol our 'ocaol und economic 'l'dem
What bothel'\ me •~ 'lltltng through a
le~tun: on corponuc finance and
Pioneer Log
Cnmpua Box 21
L-•• lnd Clttk Colteg Portltnd, Or-oon 97219
(603) 24A·OHS I oxt 2'32
Editor. Dutch Mindel
naglng Editor Hons Holtnagel
Editor Nt~n:, Baker
Editor C.ynthlt O""tln:a
10rta Editor ~nile Markt
Meorlalnmenl Editor Anne Stetnor
pmovn Editor Jolt P1etc:o
Director Ray Cleft~
\ottWiraphy Edllor Ktn FabriCk
ompot•lllo•n Editor ~htrl ne Kamoto
dwe1rth•lng Edllor Ottv Serlllng, Jon
lrCIJIIIIon M•n•gtl Lynna H1nclo
lera T illltltwll Chtbllngura L1t1h1t
ow11v John Cuonnso 011111 Ludw•o
Olaon Phylhs Ostor, Laure
lllte Larry Aobenaon Doug
ane1n~aro Roburt T•vlor
lOtta ~oh!sa Mellvrvolo. Paur
Obbons Hath l no1111t11nuon Lot
"'•rt.lnrfllnl lvoln Doole)' ~liiiO
Juho Pudl!fb4UQh , Annn
IIObi()()(S
Ubllck Oceumrncea Mil•• Mohuce1
'Oh:~Qr iaptlittl letliw Faull Ted
Olnta Mtmt G••v Tracll Htckmon Buslneu Mlf\•ger. John Scoll
Roll Jorgen,en. Kamrnn SamHitlt. Tma
Walli.. Doanna Y1141n
Pnlducllon lotlil 0.•-v. C•fl\1)' H•lll
Lynn Lo~twtloy , Cmdy Meek~
Compoalllon Jenn) F Otler. Karen
H•raoa Orac.-Jnolluth t, 1<11 Lew••
Melant' Rudnick. K"on Saul Marilyn
Sa•aon
M411or 11h110t R1c.ht"d Hoyt
Photogt~phy 1chtaor Bert Shllpperd
Splrllual guldence Tho NJUO Rrghl
OIIICtll pubhc.thOn Ol the Auoc:lalt!d
Students or Low11 and Clerk. 061!1 SW
P111111n0 Htll Rood POIUII\d Or.gon
iT'll~ Punted wHIIIy bytM S•II•OOCI e.. Sucond c;I(ISJ posla~· paod It
Portland . Or1190n AnnualsubKrtptoon
C:O,I $1 SO
VII'WI I~<PIU!it.'d 110 11'10!11 Ol llltl
wrllers tnd do not nectnauly rvllecl
tno .,,_, ol the aludunl b,)dy. th111
lecutty or trw-llctmtnttlllllon
Un••aned fldttouoiJ Mo suggt>tll1d
ana approv•d by ll't todttor-. and
manage,. of lhll paper, .1nd roll.c:tlho
mo)onty oplnttm ot tho11o0 olltcert have: the pro(euor ~y. ''Nice JU)'I
fam•h lint out there ... or an reprda to
the 1tock market, UThey're nil crookl
trying to be the belt crook w they
eun win the pmc ...
Not u ~rson m the dau bata an
eye In f<Jct they laugh They cut It
up I get tha~ ovcrwhc:lm1ni fcehng
they c.tn't wa1t to JOan the status quo,
chase thut buck. IJ.rab that American
Dre.am Not one perton out of Corey
Jaad ··that tound~ lake a diJhoneJt
wuy of runnang thtnp Ia there
11nythinr we can do to chanae thlS? If
not is t "'' but~anet~s world really for
mer
Youth Ut~J to be the COniCienee
of 1\meraca If \Ate don't queauon the
\)'atcm 4nd analy7c 11 from Without I
h.tve gruH doubts we'll question it
when we joan
Do•·id Jf Olun
Junior
Just bend a little
I'd lake to .addre ~ \Orne
cruu;um that were brought out in
the <Xt. lb i''ue nf the Pwnc•rr l.og.
Princap.all y. there "-C:I'C two in­
davldu;al ~ ho "'anted to be heard
r ditor Dutch Mandel and <.cnaor
"iuu Wuerkcr. hut there :trc other
~ho h,t\.e VOiced opiOIOn'l
fir,t. I think b) the nature und
extent of 11~ cucul.uaon tt s \ale to
a 'umr the l.og ts a '\tUdent -onentc:d
ne~ p;tpcr J he ftntantere11 ttroup '"
the tudc:nt hod)'.
I (lCf\onalh hh the:-format .nat
i~. directed al c.ampu' .acuvltiC!l' .tnd
e~oent HowtHr 11 ·~m~ thai o
I ar~c group hu"e u "•·'"' for off·
campu,·reluted and ,pccnal-evc:nt
\lorac llthcu. ''a desire 11mong the
Mudcnt bo\1\ lor .1 3pecaal l)'Jle or a
partacular ~;O\C railc. the Log 'hould
JUmp to •ati\f). ancc: the J"•pcr I) 10
the "tudcnt intcrc,t.
r here 1:> u ~han~. lor creall\tl)
Wtt han the hound' ol I he nc.:w!lp.tpcr
to have intere5ttnp rc .tding matc:rl.tl
avtul.lhk . M.1} he \\ u< •rker I!> correct
"hen he "•') then ''.a re:.tncuon on
the "'tnnc:5 on the part nl the
hatrarch\ ol the p.apcr. I get tha'
lcchn1· in M.andc:t') ~t.ltcment
· fhcrc I' u phtc1. for "'hate~oer 'ltU·
dent care to \Hilt tn the Log .. on 1 he
tdatonal page On tht eduon.sl p.a~
on I\" What .1buut h\ lan~ an tht true
'en'c ol the \\ord on the lront p..age
or 10 the ,port ~ectmn '!
C'reati\it) h,&s to ha"~ ~et
bound' unc.J tl'\lractlon\ hut not \o
liShl that it cramps \..anet\.
"iclondh . I thmi. Wuerkcr h..a~
onlv nne 'mall roant to m..ake uhout
t} lt \t \lea' \\.ell II' lllntcnt cdn get
hurtng. llo\\c\er. at\ 'tylc thut put'
1\lSCthcr .a hodsc-podgc ,,f .. tone<­
anto 'ec:tton~ .tnd hn.1JI) an orgnna1·
cd tahluid \ nc\\ 'paper Ita, to
h11lo~ clemcntar' prant.lplc' of Mylc
m nrde• w be re}Mrded a' u paper.
I ~u,pcc t the p.ut ol the ,t,;Jc
\\ uer'-er " dm\ n un •~ rcCllt!nthlhle
an the I t~hunc''• rmlf .and v1.1:, lin
1cr~~ the cuuntn bcatU'!>C: the) all
,h.arc the tnlc ul llC\\ raper. Wllhan
the ~• guadcJan, '• thuugh. there a
ronm to n~rtment. 1 h• I\ the'
dtllerencc hd "ecn grl:'ut nc" p;ap.cr
nnd the I tiR. I h~· 1!''-'ab ha\c: h<'nt
the rule' CllOIIl(h .md 10 I cfl'l.ef \\11)
,,, to S<l them IJf'MI lfllln C'\eC)One
.:"c I h~: /.,g nc~·dll tu find 11 U\\ n
una~uc ~t\k In 'Ct 11 aptlft lrom the
f(\1. il' \\1."11
hn,,u,, rc:.tltrc th.1t the /,u,r: 1 Ll
ltlhor.tllU\ " I here I.IH' tuboo,,
hmat, an c'\f'ICrtmr.:ntutwn Hut l''r
the ,.I~c lll rc.tller mlerc~t . b<'nd a
httlc No t'""' " '"'"c, .. tul <~11 the
tunc. l'tut 1ulmg 11 u:.~ maght alto\\
nwrc dl\~r'at'. ~r h,,,, .a h<'ncr
rte\\ 'fMJ'ICf
\, tl/l Wt_df/
I r.•,hman
Vote for Kesey
I 1 hmk: Ken K~c:\ "'"uld ma~c •
1\tt'•ml "f'Cakcr l(lr IJr&dWillon.
Grvl'gt' \f<nfir/d
Srnwr In the fast lane
'fm worried ...... rm scared'
JtiT P1trct
Of thr l'k.n.rr LAI&
"STF.VE. 00 YOU know the playT" Head football coach Fred Wat-
son points an accwins finger at a S.foot-7, 140 pound pla)cr who. by
hat own udmiuion, is a "stumpy. ovcrweiaht, out-of-tha~ 111sy.-Thc player
returns to his position. As he char&c:a tnto the opposma force ror a acc:ond
tame he'• knocked backwards about six feet.
~ttvc Fendneh doesn't look too welL
When the l.cwt' and Clark footbaU Jquad takes the flcld this Saturday
ogaarul WeJtc:m Waahinston State: College. senior StC'\Ic: fendrich, U.WIIIy
known at the maid-mannered director of Studenll Orpnil~ lor Ac:tivitiet
wJII play slotbiu:k.
In hit &ccond week ol pructicc, Fendrich tuu )et to put on his full
uniform. He's spent his ume awe.sting the apnnu. the pUJh-ups and the: track
work. he'' running down fteld with hi~ head over his •houlder.just in case
sumeone wan" to tou A paa hta way: it doesn't hap~ n \'Cry often.
Fend rich bc:gan h11traantng two weeks ugo at the of football
plnyer Anthony Scnbner. He uy• he's doans it pard)' au publtaty ttunt, but
al'o to prove th;~t 3tudema at LC can do ju11 about anythlna they want. Of
cour\C. the fuc:1 th.at his in1urancc: WllS p;ud up didn't hwt e~ther .
~when I decided to do u," be: sa)"', "I called my p~rc:nll to ched: on our
insuran(.<e. 1 uckrly. J talked to mv father. My mother would have freaked."
Our Georae Plimpton--Qque
SOFA dartctor has had a touJh go of
at so far. H1' mouth auard doesn't fit
properly and con tncu h11
breathang . When he runs long dl~­
tuncc<~ at u fnst pace. he gap while
his lc.tmmatet JUSt inhale deeply and
return to normaJ ttltC: or breathina .
On has fim day of practice, the
running he wua forced to do made
ham 11d:.
But Fcndnch JU)"' he enjo~
pla't anr u hr could nart college
atzaan. he ~ys he would go out lor
foot ball He c:njo)"1 the bca' y exc:r­
ci,e. He et~ctally enJoys the: people
on the team and tell~ nbout player
fred Uall v. ho c:arraes dog bascuus an
.t ~ock to keep I he: campus do&' I rom
guang hungr) .. I like that bc:ause 11'
someth1ng I'd do,"' he: cqncedes
But Fcndnc:h j, havma some
«ond lhC'Iu{thu. wl'm aorc:." he suad
• after has praetn:c last T ucsday. "I'm
"'orricd. Ptercc. I'm cared."'
He 1.1~ the rt'al pme Satur­
dn\. FENORICH ON LEFT
"Stumpy. overwetght , out-of­
shape sassy"
•
I has rcponer hu oflen ndiculed Ida Put on the gloves 1\mm'l> :lCtiOnS-3nd \lillh good
rcawn Uganda's maniac dictator il
n powerlul m:tn \lillhout ' scrupplc :u to hov. to antellig1:ntly e ercas.e ht
ro~er . Ha) behavaor would be c~oen more humorous, of course, it&t ~c:ren't
that he hold5 §0 man) )t\CS an ha~ luands
In has late,t anile. \encral dase:l e-nddcn Amm wants to get m the
bo~ing ring with the Prtstdent ol t anzanta to !\eUic what he says has been an
invu,lon ol ha" country b) Tanr.tlntan troop3o Weajhans an at about 240
pound'!> and .1otundmg b-foot-4, Amm has oUered to "-car leishad~lcs und uc
one: a_rm behind him in a battle apanst rn1l and v. hne-haarcd Julius N ycrcrc
or fan~ana.a .
1 he: O"xonian. takin~ 11 stand that 11t once surpmingl) mtdligtnt and
tonhnght , ha~ propo c:d an altc:rnamc to Amin. '"Rather than that." the
paper sa ad an "'Sunday edahon ... ,, would s.ecm more appropnote that t\man
tae one head be hand h1m. He mu~t ha'c t\\.o, Noone: hcnd. e'en such o fat one
u~ hi\, could come up "'ith more code)cd and crueltdc.ls on ho\li to run o
ao,ernment ..
One la't l.fUotion· Will Muhammed Ah come out of h1s mo t te«nt
retarcmcnt to orCacuuc"! •
en!
The Pioneer Log ne
a few good folk.
Have you ever thought you might be
interested in journalism ? We need
people who want to \\rite .. edit take
pictures, typeset and work with
graphics design.
You don't need experience.
We try to have fun and learn at the
• same tune.
Remember us at
·on today
• 5 6 SQorts
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Stoffer leaves LC gridiron LC eaten by L.
(lf IM l'ronrn I.L•C
On I~ one £a me-1 lcttm che
l C\\ IS Rltd \ lbr'-: fOlltbllll
~son. and 1t ~,,ll b th\ 11~1
game of sc:mor Brad \toller's
colle(l(' rotttf ns n w1dc rnt:l\(f
flH the Jl,oncc:n.
Stoffc1 hold' rh~
on h"~ t untcr,·ncc career
m 1 k lor hoth re«ptwn and
tutnl )urdDEC ''''h 157 pa\~cs
tcudill£ to 2.266 \lmh He hi o
hlllds the I carttr touchdo"n
n:cotd \\llh 23 Ut ha~ C\\ICt
been named to the fin.t team I ~ lrll"a llrllrn I~
()f lhr J'ltlf\trl l.u~ eld • mac e, 55-1 Turk
181 (lev.
'n wall t
Fit
uahC n.~
d ICCOr
rme <~P I
All
II-;\\\ (" quad, as \H:ll 11
~mng honornble ment1on~
fOJ I" 0 :'\ IIOOlll OCIHIIOO of
lntc:roollt'gHale Athlet1 All· Am lt~lmn(
men n tenrm
tCIITer sa1d he had no 1dca
he \\115 so close 10 br'Clll:1ng the
f'CC()rd ~ \t the be •mnanr, of
tht' 'e.'tr, I d1dn"1 ~no" I wa~ ~\
clc"e ~~ I wn11," he sa1d BRAD STOFFER (85)
of 933 llrd\ lor the )eM He
l~on m.tde I J lou hdo" m.
lafler hu nlreud)
prepared h1mscll lor the
thousht of plD)tng ht~ IIL!it game
on Sttt urd.t' StofTet's bc:st ~ on wafi an
1976 o the rcccl'ln& encJ of h
pa ~cs from quuncthllct..: Scott
\lcf''ord Stotfer h' erngcd
103 7 fatd per game fo1 u tolnl "'I'' c pill cd I oot ball n long
lime, and vou\e eo• to lca\e tt
M•mcume," he :o..;nd, •
\\ "'' 1 \\ ........ .
I,,., \\nrrnll
Ttlt~ h ~ pJ•t tl ltst c·~1,.
tAll or vl!tt yo.r n 'rc't
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FRUSTRATION rp1rlenc
Bruce Stoker displays his dl'lapprovemen t from the s•dellnes, pcurate
Lmf1eld game where tho Pioneers were routed, 55-13 ]arglns I
.tre dloutppClmted the wa) the gume
turned out Wthon -.uid. "Hut the}'
lick h\ veorge Totoric:s WUli sood,
nnd the Pronecr put \C\ en poinh on
the lop· 1ded litoreboard
I hen three msnutc) Inter,
Wal&..cr hit slotb.tck 0Mrcllllill wuh
a 17 )'iird touchdown pn.,~ 1 hat
c.ndt-d the ~..;onng lor both teum.,
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~OLD IRISH INN * It may be a long way to Tipparari
but the Old Irish Inn is the
closest pub around
Go north on Terwtlhger ,
turn left on Barbur and
watch for the leprechauns ...
• Live Music-
Wed., Ray Hewitt
Peter Yeats & Steve Mulligan
Frt & Sat
•Oyster Dinners Wed. & Thurs.
All you cHn eat for $3 as long as they last
• Darts, Foosball, Pool, etc ... D Shar
r(:.o.pet:t l.mfield lor the \\l)IIOkers
pl,t), the}'re not chcap-.. hot dth one C
... r h(~ have the be."t ofHIIy fur
lnotbull te.tm l'\c een tn th"l75/mon
lert•ncc 10 22 year, ~ he 'Old lip W~
I mtidd', offen"e mn u;ap. Ev4
do" n the fteld for an amaa~ ltlng C
totul oflt..,l\'c yardage, whil:lln. Call
ntnnul(cd onh 274 vurd' ~sh
\1 h.tlltlme we
gentlemen why olre we phl)'ln*Dd com1
IMII'' ' Wll\on sa1ct ~And thtllrlence
'bccuuse we hl.e to pluy ' And nd Arabi
we've got a whole half to phn II' Salo;
i!,n't that tun? :JIId sllve
~I told them that we wcrtPfe• exct
tu go outthc:-rc to w1n "he ~tid ~lo C4
we "ere to plo) JU't hJ..c we ~rdf atl(
we~ goinK ro \\in the (oot~ entas q
The P1onccr:. will pia) oollkeplr
llnal game ol the .. ca~on atdUit have
No' II .tgainst Wc121-2293
Wa.,hingtun 10 Griswold 'itad
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lmfidd 28 11 I~ 0
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lin Slu.an 4;1 run (S)bouu ••clJ
l~n t•onthr" \J Jil p.tu tnlrt::'
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ATTENTION :
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RECORDING AN'
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APPOINTMENTS Call:
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'tL!kYr Lo, Sports CataLog
55-1 Turk~ lrol. I he ~ccond An·
1 l cwts nm.l C lurk I urke)' fro I
'n II be held Wcdnesdll) ', Nov
f'lua pion~ men's and women's
1uhcn wtll be uwurdcd 11 curkey,
d K ond place runntra wtll wkc
.me 1h pumlan rae.
All cncnwcto musc be 1 C
11, but no erou country or
, unner!l muy p11ructp111e
l"o pre -r cttt~l ruuon "' rcq111red.
rui'IIICrti muat meet on the tr.lt k .tt
p.m. I he crot will beg10 .u 4
Road mups ole he 2-male cour5c
currcncly uvoulublc ut lhc In·
\cc ivtlle.t Oil ace in
Sporer. Center
tramural Vollc}ba ll.
•on" finaahed the lntrumurnl
llhall se.Json us the top teum in
Open Oivi,ion competition
membcra were each ••warded I•
lor the victory. lhc team
che JC:J\no undelcaled
llob\Oil memben urc Jenior
lttrmorm ; junio" Rill
und Dun force
more [)ovc Peake Andy
n nnd Ben l \o¢ord und
n Htll Woe kyn~
Sallinl. l he I.C ,~uhng 'lqund
IJIMkl ••~ ocher ce.tms at the All
.naon Rc{WIIO "' OclCtcr Rt\crvo•r
lugc:nc 'laturday Nov 4, and
anda) No' S tC (te.tm I) e1n.ly took the meet
Iassifieds
enced Typing. Fast. Neat,
lhe sidelines ccurate Edttlng & )usttfled
'5-13 ' rglns Call 238· 6876
o Share· Two male non·
~ lor the ~a,noker<> to share luxury condo
1 che<JJHhott. 1th one ol the same 2 bedrooms
e the bc~t on:tlly lurntshes pool, sauna
"~ 'icen an tl01751month each 636-7467
~r' -he ,o•d _., Wanted: Full/Part-time
~flcMe ran u;'ayt1 Evenings ond Weekends ,
ror an omarJ~ klng Christmas wreaths We
~rdage \\ht' IJn. Call 640 2736 Hlll"'boro
N yurd... ""Ish tutoring for foreign
11 me, we judlnla. All levels. conversation
are we pluv•n1ttd composition Six years ex
111tl ~And the~lrlenco knowledge of Persian
to ploy · And IMt Arable Coli 645-8552
le half to phn or Salo Gomenhardt Flute-
'lld sliver. low B flat key open
1 thnt we wertpll, excellent condition flute &
Wtn ... he '"'d lccolo case Included For more
lJ!It hke we lrdf ation call 244-8431 .
n the footN!l-tnas Clerk Assist In simple
•rs w1ll pl.t\ ookkeplng during vacatton
e \Ca,on 'lilt tult have above B average Call
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7 Giant Pitchers
$1.40
IAT NITE 7-11 p.m.
With l&C 1.0. wi&h 11 lo~ core til 19 po1n11 Second
plu~-e wcnl lo the l)n,,ct'lll)' ol
Or cHon (teJtm I) wuh 37, whale
Orc~Jnn SliHe lJm"eNIIY (learn 1)
came •n 1 htrd with 41 potnlll
The Ptoneeu (team It) toolr.
lounh Wllh 44, nnd OSlJ (learn II)
wn., ltfth wllh .St. U ol 0 (lc.tm If)
wilted 66 potnu lor u ~IA&h pluc:c
lin"h whtlt Reed t olle,llt w111
~vcnlh wath 84 0\U (team 1U)
hm~hed luat wuh ,, h18}l o,core ol HS
p0101!1
BakC' <aiC' fhe rull~ squad will
hold " bakt' !IUic Fnday, Nov. 10
from 9 am lo 4 JO p m 10 the -ltCII
between Faeld" .and \tomm dtntng
room.'
Cnw. fhe l.C ere~ te.am t\
•pon .. onng u F11ll Row10g Regatta
\.sturdtty, ~ov , II nt Willamctte
P1ttk. Both men·~ und women's
team$ will parucapalc The mccc wall
mclude both four and caght·oar row­
ine ~hell~
Men·, YanJty Soccrr. The
l ewi, i.lnd Clnrk men·, vnr5ity soccer
tc:..tm ftn11hcd second in &he
Northwe~t ConJerenc:c l'ourn&~mcnt
<:i uurday l'llov. 4, .1nd '-Iunday, No'.
5 '" 1 acoma
1 he Pionee" lopped
Whuwonh 11·0 m thetr hAl game ol
the tournnmcnt l C tool St. Mur­
ltn' l..() 10 tht .. econd round of pluy,
but lell I 0 to PaCific l.utherun
l nt\el"iit)' 10 the Jinola. KEEPING PACE
John Hnesloy, right, end Chris Wood,/elt, paco one the Northwest Conference Championships wore
another otong the five mile Tacoma course whero held
LC ... er clawed by Bearcats ..
\nil• Markll
Of lh• l'1on,..r I "l
l'hc Lcwia und Clnrk men'a
croascountry team lin11hcd ~econd
out ot even team tn the Northwest
nntercn~e Champton11h1p Sutur­
do) .u fucoma
W1ll11mettt Untv-e"aty tonk the
cnnlerence title wnh u lo\1. ~core of
) I po1nt~ I C wus runner up tn the
c:h.tmpaon'lhtp with 52. Pncili\; l.utheran fina hcd thtrd
with 8R,11nd Pacific lJniver tty came
in founh \\llh 117 point' Whuwonh
hud 125 point!\ lor a filth plllcc lintah
Whttman was a11uh wuh 160, and
!.infield fintshcd lust wuh 182.
Once ngaan, l Ca top fin11htr
was iuntor Steve 1 aylor, who c::tmc:
in filth in the 47•miln Held ru)'IOr
cornplcted the .S-mile coune tn 2b. 18
mtnutes
Sentor Ken Woodard came in
A TERRIFYING LOVE S lORY
JOSEPH E. LEVINE ,.......,..
MAGIC
ANTHONY HOPKINS ANN-MARGRET
BURGESS ED LAUTER
EXEDJllVE C.O. ERICKSON
Ml.JSaC BY .£RRY ~ ...,.,
BY WILLIAM U\.
BASED UPON HIS NOVEL seventh w1th a time ot 1tt•30,
lreshman Joel Stamp wus t'tghth,
limshtng 10 211:33.
Brc.x:k Robcna, u sophomore.
finitbed ftftcc:nth wnh llllme of 27•07
and senior Jon Hi!IC.)' was
K'ICOICC:nth 10 27: II.
fht men's harnen wtll mn the.tr
linat nu:c of the Kuaon ,aturda) •
:'IOov II at the Nattlinal J\ssocu~~ron
of lntcrcolleBJ:Sic ,\thlwcs IJutnct 2
C.."lumpion\hip an l.aGrandc, Ore •
BY JOSEPI I E. LEVINE AND RICHARD P. LEVINE
...., BY RICHARD
tJWmbn~~------------ ---------------------------------------------------- ------------~1~ ..,..,, Lot. Nowm~r 9, /978 Publick Occurrences .
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~lnvatotaon~ may~obtatn~ byoon~ -.~
11 ••
I cw11 nnd ( l11rk Student• for Gay 9
• Tht Hoffman <·•llrn "ill hou'c und
unu unl ho" ,,, tmndc111ftC'd lamps by
rmnlr. Bt,vdcn Mtclr. nnd Bnr~nm I amont,
.md 1om .md Floanc < olemun throush 'lo''
JO. 1 hc (,lllleQ I!> lo\..lled an-.adt tht Sc:he\ol
ol \rt and U.tlt~ Mb NW 18th \ve
• fhr ~panl~h otm I ucle wall be hown
, 0, Qat 7 JO p m. m the: ( ounul Chamber
Thts film i8 'pon,ored b) the loreattn
lun~tu.ttte depart m('nt
• Ph' lib \ n. • nr~ arc prof~'l or 111 l ewa'
~nd Clork. "'II tullr. about the ha,tol') und
content c>l her urt "or!. 'ttn 9 at I~ noon an
the urt ha~ton kcturt" rollm nl PecbJe, \rt
Building \ ~. ~ ho teaches dra.wing. de .. agn
And paantang,and ,.,.ho \\b P~' IOU!II) on th('
(a cult' ol Oregon ~tate l. ni\ ersit), Wlll u~e a
hdc "presentation 10 e'plaan the ractor
~hach ha\e: inOucn~ her urt ~orlr. I C Bo\ 174.
•( tlrbrlty C'ul•lnr J a coolong
"hach Northwe,t celebntu:t ore
wall toke ploce 01 Catlin Oa~l'~
Center Nov 12 ot II a m Tackers for
event ure $1 Sand the money wtll fin1~n~
"ichool of Art~ und l rults For more
mmaon, cull 22H-4 741
Mon.
•l'hylllt~ Vn, L.twh and (larl
prurn .. or, wall l.l'lt a slade pre~enlllUt~~
e).plnan the htnous mfluences on ha
work nt the Portlund An Mu5eum Nov,
II 10 a m v~· tulk " part of ll .,,., ...
lecture'\ und panel pr~entatton~
throu~h the Metropolitan Arts C ommt•
.and wall be open to the public
\ome ol Ycc-' reccnt acryhc und earh~r
ml p.11nltng' ma~ be vic\\ed 10 her ~tudao
folio\\ inpthe tal~ . \\hach 1 • pon .. orcd b) the ll \\ onten', C.aucu-. FRESHMAN REGISTRATION •I hr Ntw Vurk·baud Philip
Jayne Ptke looks over her registration booklet In eHorts to select
wmter term classes Registration starts at 7 p.m f n'rmble wtll present o con~n of coa.
porury musac No\ IJ Ill 8 p.m 11
Por11nnd (enter for the Vasunl A reo;, II
• The C oelltlon for thr '-tud) or Radlul
l>rmn<ratlt' \rtlon "'11 meet Thur,d•~
\lm 9, Ill J: lO p m an the Platt Ho\\ Qrd
lt,unge f thh -''e Admas•uon wdl be $4, and
lite on ~le 01 Musac Mlllenaum. L
l1cket Outlet nnd tht Porcl11nd Cc:ntn
the Vasunl Art~ For ltckct:~ or tnfon~U:.:~
ubout Phthp Blw~ ... cull 222· 7122
• Thr 1.(' \\ lnd 1-'n,emblr \\all oOet <ln
e\cning ,,f muM~; comro"cd for wand~ and
pcrcus~aon , ~0\ Q II 8 p.m .• ntn(ltnV lrom
the 18th ccntul'} ''<'rks ol Beetho\en to the
.Oth Ct"ntur) 111 ·le ol Percy Guanger. Neil
DePonte. prancap\11 pcrcu" aona~t ol the
Oregon \mphon) Or~,;hc)tru and an~tructor
an pcrcu 'aon .atl C, wall eondu,tthe concen.
11he concen an 6\'ans Audatonum i\ free.
•Homr Gro~n Mu~hr oom-. \\Ill be the
subject or 1 public lectu~ at the Orrjlon
Museum ol \cacnce :tnd lndu,tn No\ Qat t\
p m r he h.:dur u pom.ored b' the OMSJ
Rcu:.~~rch Center
ttd.C\ Folc:\ of C..a\tle und llO~e ct)
{formed\ 'lh.tdC) n .. k Mu,hroom), !'i:tlcm.
"'" dtS\:U.,~ \mall-cute mmhroom "ullurc
In bddatlon ta \\or kin~ tor CtutiC' and t ooke,
folc) ha') uc,~),(UIJ) tUo\\n mushroom' at
home for a number nl }tan Weather
permltlang , he "•II t>nng •Inn•· an ouonment
ol \\rid «<ible mu~hroum .,nd ome cooked
dishe) (or ~amphng .
Adma .~wn to 1 he OM'' lectur c: \\ill he
Sf foa rhc: gtoneral pubhc .tnd SO cent\ lor
tudenta. and OMS I member1> , pi!)uble at the
door f or further mlurmataon , cull the
0 tS I Research Center, 2411-5944
• I hr · mcJJr•n Rtd < ro ' Nunang lind
Heah h Sen aces ~all prc:M:nl u ~or~ hop
cntuled DtsasiN llc-alth Suwrt'' I ha~
~orl)hop 1~ 10 acqUAant nuna and other
UIICft' ted \'OIUnlt"Cr in the role ol the
mencan RC'd Cro an the e'ent ol u
dtJOa5tcr fhc course will be held ul the
rnencan Red Cross headquarten. , No\, 9,
14 and f() from 7 to 10 p.m. Registration''
hmatcd 10 15 and eo u $2 Call.24 \-5272 ror
rcga tr:nl(ln and antormataon .
•< t<ltbrit) Attrar&lom will pretoent th('
Inaugural Sc:nes ol Young Celebntati ut the
Cl\tC Auduonum throujth "O\ 2H I he
:.c:ricl> wall pll:)c:nt younp an 1\b an ft\e
dalleu:nt r'tcalaJ ancludme In 84//f'll
Jror;.li.utluu /)(o Hontr (arlo on No" 9 10
nl 8:15. p m Some dtM:nunt llclr.cb are
11\allablc: at the 1 emplelon Center anforma­
tann dcsl. p,,r un) lunher question,, cull
Mar} Potter :u ext. 578.
Fri.
•C'altin (;a~l School will host 3 te..am ol
Oregon Shalr.e.pcarean Fettaval octor on
:-<o\. I01u p:tn olthe fntival's llnnuaJ Actor
\'asu Program lor schools. Mimi Carr and
Rand) chaub, leadana aclora an th15 }ear·,
fe&tl\al, .ue one ol \ncn team• tounng the
Watern States and Bntath Columhaa 1 hn
"•II conduct cia uoom ~orl<r;h ops and pre
&c:nt an ancmbl) program.
The e\cnang performam.~ b) Cau and
Schaub 111 1 he Cabell Center for 1 he Perf ur
mrng Ans on the Catlin Gnbel ~arnpu• wall
be at I! p.m The team will pre: ent rnatc:rml
trum the work.\ ol Shakespeare and other
pla)·Wraihb . ltelr..cl& will be S4 ~tnd wtll he
t~old 11 thr: door. Catlin Gabel 15 located at
8R25 SW BMna Roed, Portland.
•1 hr Baba T undr Brbop Band wall
pclform at the Famll) Carcua Studio at 221
SE lllh on ov. 10 and II at 9 p m
Admiuion is $2. The Famtl)' Circ:u' as a non·
profit, tax-eJu:mpt corporataon.
8
• Tue.
•I hr Hurrlcaor Rldgt Runnrr • a
b.and fc111Unng vtntnge rural mu,ac.,
pc:rlorm Nov 14 ot 8 10 p m at the
t-Int Cartee HQU\e 1532 SW M
Portland J\dm1ssaon Ill $2
•1 hr Portland Oprra Guild wall
un operu prevte\~ an fnghsh of the Pnrtl
Opera 1\"ocanllon\ producuon of Thr
lnJ: nutdrmn n b} Rtchnrd Wugner II
Jewt .. h C omnaunlly Center, Nov 14 at
p m 1 he: prevtew ~~ free and for
tnfonnntton , c.1ll 248-474) fhe
Center a\ loc.1ted at 66S I ~ V. Cupuol
COLLEGE CHOIR f.rrl/t' f!IUJI
Wed. Lewis and Clark College Choir will sing at Agnes Flanagan
Chapel Nov , , at e p m The LC Brass Ensemble and Jazz band
will also perform
• T ht andrnt 'ltorr of The
Hutrhnaan Wtll come to life: at 8 p.m Nnv
18 und 21 at the Cava\; Audllonum "'"""
l'onlnnd Operu h\ottutaon wall
Rtth.trd Wagner\ oper.1 of the :.amt
{Jcrm.an 1 he three-oct romnnttc
ba,cd on an old lesend, wall be t:ondu
Stelun Mandt Tac:ket' lor the productit).l
;1\atluble Ul the Porcland Opc:nt omc:t.
'-1 \\-M.un ~I . 248-5322. or at the
\uduouum box ofhce, 248-4496. -
•< Ia "'ul~:uitar wall be Ceaturtd '\o, 10
''' 8 p.m an rhc E"a"' Mu'tc:' Butldtn~ lun
Mllchcll, lecturer an guuar at I C who
'ltudied cht~''""l guu.ar wnh Mu:.h;1el
I onmcr, Phalhp Ro(he~tcr . and John Mal".
\qiJ pltl\ composttionlo b) B.1ch, Fedcraco
Mompou , Mann Ca,lelnuo\ o-l c:de,c:o .and
\ugu ttn B 1rnos
•.\ Mld\ummer !'iighl'~ Ur(am. a pbl) b)
\\ allanm ~h.1ke\peare , will be performed at
Port lund State's l.ancoln Halll heuter, 1620
S\\ Par~. No,, 10, II, 17and IK.nt H p.m
and on Sundta) 'o .... 12at J p.rn Admi\\ton
as SJ.SO. \\llh itudcnt" and )enaor clluen"
S2 50 Iadet . "ill go on "ale Oct JO at the
bo' olfile loaued an the Smuh Memoranl
Center. PS U For re)ef\atton ... c:<tll 229-
4440
•1 hr r lrt'bUJ: wall be performed .at Reed
College\ theatr~ Nov. 10, II, lb and Pat 8
p m <u:nrr.al adm1 saon '" S) Rc~ervutton
tnlormalaon • ., ;lvutlable by calltn(l 771-4 I OS
•I ila Brar, N~" \ ork wrlltr 1nd
\idtumakt-r wall be nt Norlhwe l Artl&h
Worhhop on 'lo\ 10 to da!ltUh .1nd 'hO\\
the: potential~ ol 'atellnc-trnn~ttmaMuon '-lhe
wall llhuw Vldeotapelt of the C"-peramentul
1 ntn,mi )ion bet ween ~ew York .1nd ~an
I nmca5co. The proaram ~ill began .till p m
and udmt~!tion j, Sl.SO For more anforma­
lmn, cull 22J. '\419
• '' C:•y riJ:hh dluu"lon croup wall meet
:'llu\ 10 :11 noon an ·\ktn HoiJ', Rt> ap.trt·
mrnt
Sat.
•"clrnu Otllon writrrt and authoriiiH
lrom Portland, Sc:.tttlc, Corvalha, ['ugene
dOd 1\lnha Will dtittC:U$5 I hear VICWI Of 'l(IC:n~
licuon at the ~etencc-Ftcllon 'i)•mpottum,
No\ I I. I rom 10 u.m. to S p.m. at Port lund
'-ltutC''\ 'imith Mcrnonal Center Ballroom,
I US S W Broadway Admhtlon •• S3 ~encral
and S2 lor student!> .md •enaor c1111cna. hu
further 1nlormuuon. cull sympo .. um c:oor.
d1nator ~bbae Crosa at 644-0illl or Ro•er
Wella ut 62'i-7521
•Award·winnlna undtrwattr photo·
graph' "dl be on dt~pla) · dunna an uhaba­
tton 'pnnsored by the Oreaon C ounctl ol
l>a.,ing Club, at the Oreaon Mu~um or
Scaence and lnduttl) No\ 11-19 -
•1 he ntm HopalonJt (•~id)'\ Bar 20
1 19,.'\) 'tarnn~ Hoppy and has 'itdcktd.
\nd) C. lvdt "llh appearnnc~ by Robert
Mitchum .tnd Vtdor Jory, w1ll be ,hown
:-.Jo,. II HI '? p.m at the Northwe.\ t Falm
Stud) Center,
I .Her nn thut C\C:ning 31 8 p.m nit'
ltJtt'lltUJ..t'r (.\'IHI:rr/antf , /97J), a \lOr) af a
ltH c nlliur bct~ecn a hnrrdr~ .. ~er and ,,
bourt~coa~ tudent, will be .. hown 1 he Film
Stud\ Center is lucated at ':)\\ Part.: and • Mndi ... on, Portland
• J he: I ( Choir dtrect~ by Gil~rt ..,_ __ _
Scelc\ .tnd the BrU'I\ En~cmblc, directed b\ •Jonathan Ko1ol nataonal Thur.
Jamc · O'Uanion. wtll pe-rform a concert pubhc c:ducataon m 1\menc:u wall ..
~o' II .tl H p.m an Attnes Fla.nn{!un ( hapel the lhtmc ol f Jmt ~octrll o'· 16 at
1\montt work~ whach the choar wall perform p m m the J\gnclt Flunagnn C'hopel
;art ~:ompo\lllon~ b} Handel. Pun:ell, Byrd full I orum 1 ecture CitriC'! come~ to a
,aml lloiM Kotol ha~ wntten a number ol
• A wcnlng <~ho't by a &enior Lewas and ancludanp Oc·atb 01 "" f'url•• .fg,•,
the Nattonul Oook Awnrd, and (hlldrtt Clark artt4t, Oaladriel Breety, opcn11 tlrr H.f'volulton
'-'aturduy, Nov II The~ will be a receplaon
lrom 7 to 9 p m in lemplcton Ccnler •1hc newly·m~rged
lollo\\tnttthc opcnmg. Monrott lllgh ~c:houl wall perform
Guladrael Wtl\ n pnrttctpant in the Indio am/ lila wrallcn by James Reach, 'No'
O\ier,eu~o \lUd)' prosram, and has completed through 18 at 8 P m J\dmt,,ton a& S2
cxten!lt\'e ~ludic' of the lndaon use~ of tiber~ . adult' 11nd S I SO for \tudent
• \ anltlt<., a comedy play wall be: per-c t
formed through No, 25 at the Portland 0 n
Cav1c lheatre I.SJO SW Yamhall ~~ The t------- •
mu\lc.tl pia~ Ptppm nlso "'II be performed
throu!fh O\ II on the mam~tagc- of the
the.ater. For more 1nformat10n, ~<~II 226-
3041l.
Sun.
•l ht l'orclend Chamber OrchHira Will
open ah l2nd tilson Nov 12 at 3 p m. nt the
Portlnnd Art Mu~eum \ ~wann Audttonum
I ht concen. entitled Ftrti\'al ln 8ra.1.1, wtll
letllure \\ort..a trum the 20th century 'IUCh a"'
( muntu (irunu fur Strrng Orclwrtru by
Vattorau Oaunntnl, and Tup Bran for I)
8ruu lnvrummu by Shulman Conductang
thc orche•llru wall ~ Dr Paul Bellnm
•A mock r•t ~eddlnaa' ~hedulcd for4
p.m No~ 12 at Reed College A c:.alr.e-and­
chumpullne reception wtll follow the
.. double·nns" ceremony dunng whach two
men and two women wall be .. mamed.''
• •1 ht 1 ht11Crt Work~hop and o ...
Acto" 1-nstmblt wall pre)tnt
Glu pc:ll\ pluv T'ttflr, and Chfford
pin\ If UIIIIIN For 14tl No\ 17, 18, 24
2~. and Dec I and 2 at 8 lO p.m al
T.tbor \nne'\, .Sll 'if 60th Admts aon
.and lor more anlormataon . c.1ll 2J~;~.
•Rip <h)' Folllrs, u mu!itcalsatire
the 'llrUtml(' of IWO Old \ClUde\ille perf
who try lo keep the only home they'\c
k.nown their hotel room, WIJI be ruor1nn
Nov 17 .tnd 18 01 Q p. m rtt the: Arbuckle
l oUee Hou\c, IS 12 1\W Mornson
C an:u lheuter Colltcllve will ,tuge the
J\dml\saon as $2 SO
•Whrn \ou {omln' Back Rtd
pia) uhout lear and change ~rtlten by
Medofl and 'llarrang Ourrann
l ( gruduutc , wall be performed
through Dec. 9 ut 8 lOp m in Shattuck
tomer ol SW Broadw·ay and Hall
further information • .:.all 229 4440, Bry
Plo111