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November 16, 1978 Volume 41, Number 8

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1978-11-16

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antendang to chnnse the
. ay' Jonuthan Korol. noted
r educator :tnd pen&Stent
who 1ul or cndanf. tllherncy
~n .. r.c;,\ withan 12 month\
ornl. who includea in htt
•nltnl• the I net that he wu~ tired
te11chang tn the Bo .. con public
!t, wtll ~peak In the I c:wis ond
chnpd tomorrow al l:JO p.m.
chilpcl He W111 be the final
ng tn the full term Inter­
...... , forum Series
he uuthor of Beveral books on
ndtllon ol \mencan educauon
mo•t rc:"cot I) the Cubun
inn and educ.tlton in that
bloo.. country Korol
1t1 apply the le aon11 he learned
bn to e~pandms the hlcruc:)' of
people His newesl
Clrlldr~n of the Rl'volution­
TI:·achrr In tilt Cuban
de~nbel Cuba's 1961
( Jmp.ugn ·· tn whtch 100.000
h vtrtuully ull between the
10 and 19 went to hve an the
tO} ond vtll4g~ of the nnlton
••~"h thetr educated cldera how to rc.td In nine montht he <u~ys, ba"c;
hteruc)' rose to the htRh"r level tn
the hcmttphere . Kotol socs on to
dcM:n~ how, 1n the enauina yean,
the Cubun educuuonol sywtem Wll'l
re-ttructurcd on the C,rut Cam·
Piltgn'a .u:comphahmenta
K oro I hns ulre.1d) visualtt~
11\ICh an educational revolution in the
Unit~ StateJ, "tlagh ~chool and
college •tude nt~ and teuchen" he
tya. "worldng lor •ubstatenc:c
wngc\, will teach their fellow
studenh to read, iJlVInl! them the
power of the word ... Not only will the
uduh \IUdents leArn to read but thctr
ynunp teacher wtll come tn ltno~
"-mcrtc:u deeply ond the)' will,
Kotol c.xpc"''· be rudiCJAiiud.
Rudicaliam an the ..enae of
wunttng to chnnge thmp for the
better m o eonstrucu~. not a
de,tructtvc manner "much of what
K ozoltaabout However. he believes
most radacal put too much encr&Y
into tulkms ubout the dastant future.
"f hey tulk about f.tOOvy geodesic
domel\ ruther than about the leaky
roofs where people hve today," he l..ewi" and Clark College
$41VI. Kotol tru:s to look at the ' mtddle d11tance, uriPnl people to
choMC ··battle that •re b•s enouJh
ro m.1tter but tmoll enough to win.·
The htenacy program he aaya. ia
11 b.1ttle that can be woo ·1 enching
re.tdlng ,, not the m)'ltcry we pre·
tend it is," Korol t.a)'l.
Korol's ( uban tnp wna nude
possible b)' Sen Geor~ McGovern
(O.S.Oak.). who helped him get the
visu he'd requeated for su yean.
mbe to ch last
Bryant
Plonn"t I 01
he cume to Lewis and Clark an
tiS campu• hostess and head
nt of Palatane Manor
n·~ dorm She W111 leave
four decades or c:hantuns
ntratudCJ, and per-
le) of the LC campus
nor,~ Hnn:ombe. professor
tneu, wall teach her last ac­
ng dnst tomorrow C!ibe i~
after 33 )'C4lCS at L(.
'""" ~toni ha5 been to be c:on-ccrned lor the student," Hurcombe
sntd .. M)I wa~h IS to wort.: and help
students help themselves"
Harc:ombe see~ the fac:ulty/atu­
dent relattoauhap as .a Vltal key to the
ltbernl 3rtJ educaltoo ~I thank it is
the faculty's responsibility to be
avualable to thetr atudenu." she qad
Harcombe said 1he was grateful
for the return to more butc foun­
dations at LC. hke the new general
distributaon req\Ut'Cmcnta .
"I fmd them deeply respor&Stble
and more postttve," ftareombe suad
CLIFF TINGLEY Am F4Nid
Helmuth Bckowu:s , dtrector of admlWont at Lewu aod Clark.
his aas1stant Cliff Tangley will aoon leave the admtu1ona office
kowtes h:u been transfen"Cd to the d~lopment office TinJiey bu
A search c:omrrullee will t.ake up the wk oftincho.aa replacement
Bckowics u soon u possablc:
When a.sked whether the chanp stem from admimstnuive
tiafoc:t1on wtth dropp101 enrollment at LC tha year, Dan or
udt:nts Dack Sorenson wu empbat1e 10 ha denaal JP.
Inside
Row, row, sail
your boat 13
ftC'Cinll .ar·frwnnJ tcmprnlura
hawn't hpc tlw l_., -:.n.l t.l.tr._ .a.lana
and rvWllll tnam• hom romrltuna dwir
IJ1110tnttd I'OIIMI _,n IM (htljy
Wdtanwttc R1wt Tht• 'IWirk·a •ron•
M\.'toon feaaurua pholo.,.l!hlellll,.., kltl
the PIQ!It'n natl!tCIII null or the cum::nt t C ltudenll .. They
11re a great cll.lJienge u ah~a)'l ...
She descnbed the IJlUes as,
"probably the most difficult I have
known on campus. At urn~ it was
fnghtenmg
.. , couldn't get clOJC to the
'ltudenll m the saxues; she said. •It
wa~ a different time that I didn't
L.now ho"' to handle-
Harcombe stud some of the
most motivated studeou she bas had
were the G r~ who returned to collece
after World Warn. "They had oreal
gO..JI There wus no hmu to what the)'
could do."
Dr Paul Wnpt, then l C
Ch.tplam, recommended Harcombe
to then I.C PreJident Morpn Odell
after her p-lfduahon ir om a stJite
te:scher'll collc:l(c in North Ouotn
That year •he taught one accounting
chu .. , wa . hQd resident of Palatane
Monor women's dorm and campus
hosto ...
"l wus r~ponsible for the social
runctions on campus,"' she said. "At
tMt time the campus wu mainly
forest ond the only bu1ldtngs ~ere
tho'4: of the onJinal Frank est.ate -
the manor house. the gatehouse. the
AlbJn) quadrnnaJe arn and the
swamnuna pool
"The grounds were wed by
Ponland restdenu as a park for
PJCntca. and Harc:ombe waa reapon­
sable for Kb~utina thOJC cveoll
The second floor and
"penthouse,. of OdeU Manor were
used u a women's domutory, and
for one year Harcombe was ill head
madent She: recalled one inctdcnt
when a mght Wlttcbrnan told her he
heard n woman scrununa tn the
canyon They called tbc pollee, who
d1seovcred the -woman.. wu a
coupr prowhns to the area whae
Fir Acres Theatre now lacs.
"At that ume you could pick a
frutt saL1d b) walluna acroa cam­
pua," she saad. "EvanJ MUJJC:
Butldans was a fia ortbard, the
cb.ssroom bwldtnJS w~ pear ar­
bon, the football field wu a forest
•
Bringing reality
closer 6
SUIIID,I I he (our1h wwt. of lirtftt" l(t"'lt,
the Ll.."J ••U tDClllik 11 •r-na• w<'IKJn
llt1h111 ••lh natk>nal an.l tntcmau,onal
'""""'' Mlllelt anlcrntt.. II."'C1K'C ,
J!'>ltlln., tlw trl\1t<>hll'lrOI , hUI'IIIIII Olhb
and the prnt llw IIC'(uon 1o run ••~~
pn term. .. ,u fcahltt aulrw-aDd opt•
niOft jM\ft hy ttu.Jmla .I.Kllll) ano:S tuff
Pllfmb(n . aDd •.lnuna.tral•>n FuM.! m'"'"
llcuds 011 lhu wnk\ o,inKJn pa'" Vo1.41No .8
McGovern hamsc:lf hu proposed u
Notional l.iteracy Commiu1on, and
Korol aces h•s volunteer c:amp#tgn a
11 natural fi1111 ~tep . He hopes
McGovern's bill wtU pan an early
1979, that student voluntcen can be
recruited by neJLt tpnns. and tbJlt
their vrorl c;an besin in the summer.
II so. he says "adult literacy in
America can ~ eliminated by
Chn•tmu of 1979."
Kotol is worltina oo recruiting teachers nght now llun lar, htB
aampa1gn re«ptioru have. perhaps
by his cntic&J view of the pn:scnt
S)'ltc:m ol educatton, a tiew which he
eiJums u a.rowing more popular in
the lJ.S. todny.
When Koz.ol lectures, he: ends
by colleaiog ruames and addresses
lor his li'lt of literacy voluntecn . He
sa)"' hund~a of people aian up at
each lecture. UVou will bear from
me; he pled,a. •
MARJORIE HAACOMBE Trrl ~
After a little over 30 years on the Lewis and Ctaf1{ College statf and
faculty, Marjorie Harcombe will be retinng at the end of this term
and the m06t beauttful flowers could Harcombe ha' been advuor to
be found where the libnuy is toda). \ .. now aoronties and other campu~
Harcombc also tauaht an ac-orpninuaons. inclu.chn& the student
count ins cl;ns during her tina yunt btldy JO\emmcnt at one time in ba
LC. The cia room was in Odell carttr.
Manor where the rqistrar's office is .. Beauuful. fcsthe occa.sioru,"
now located. The clau.room a.bo • was ho~ ' ahe described the
doubled u the kitchen. traditional May Fete and
"The\ "'ouldsencameal,ckan Homecomins c:elebrattons .
the tables. then I would teach c:lus '" '"Students today an: freer. aoc quite
Later the~ built Quonsc1 buu • b.tre u traditional u bdo~" Hareom~
lhe c:lauroom buildinp an now. I gil.f that IS why atudcnts today turn
She still caua.tu in the cafeteria a!ra away from the more tradational
meals. cclebrauons
Also in the QuoiUd buts was Lout week bet students. Jome
the '"Herald's Club ... wh.ieh wu a former students. and faC'Ulry
place the Jtudcnts and faculty honored Han:ombe with a retirc-
'pthclcd to have coffee and di.scuss mcnt dinner in Stamm Diruna
the issues or the day. •Jt wu n:aJiy· Room. Her immediate plans. IM
the meltina pot on campUJ," Har- ~ said. included Jrtlina beck into
com~ said. many ae1i"ttta abc bas been ~-
O~o-cr tbc lultwenty ~n. Har-hnJ. such u Eastern tar. the DAR.
com~ hu im.ited her accountina :.and her church.
students to her home for dinner. She Marjorie Ha~mbe has touch·
averaJCS 100 atudenta a )'ttF. not ed ~Mny students in hu JJ yean at
counuos tbc freabmenaheente:n.ains LC aod they wtll remember her.
durina the freshmen dessert .. , aucss you could just say lam
pr~pam . studeot-onented .· • •
From dog manme
to dating 10
/lo lllm!Of- lot,) .. II dol INDIR'\" nd a
CX'IICCionlloo .. lll N,..-Jlrl ~llomlupa
alltwtulltJ ("''arlo. .a~taman,tt. ID)riad
IUIIIR UQnO IDCfllded ID I lib I»W
~a~•lw•nidaQIIIIIc ll~auldnt­
llaia-.1 ma.JOf provam. brih dPciAa.
a C~!ld JI&U•,.~twnb . a P-oat"
rena"' •natrvch• . • nd "'" vca r'•
0¥1JWAI llu.i) p1""1m ID lnlJ'a Two positiom vacant in Eng&h depa• t1nent
tna Balltr
ur th• ru.nrn I "'C Dubbed Quo Vodw. Brown
dcscnbcd hi\ plan n~ an llllcmpt .. to
be rcu\onabl} crcati\e and full)
m~pon<c1vc 1o the chnnsina pnuern~
ot c.-nrollment. Jacob i\ al~o concerned
the need for a Cull·ttmc
member 'pcctalizjng in 19th
EnghJh atudlc\. an nre..t
'tudcnt!l mU\t muster 11 the~
c:ontmue to gr.Jdunte 'lllUdlta The l cw '" Jlnd Clerli F.nsh h
dep.trtmcnt , w1th the r\'tttcmcnt tlf
\\'ilhftm StnUord .alter wmtet term.
Will be down two lull·llmc: tc:.lchtn£
p\,,ttion!l lrom the IQ77-78 \Chool
)t.n
One l.:nijh!tth po 1taon Wo!l lo\1
w 11h the n:ttrcment of Kenneth
.lohn,un ln,t \cou CituCrord and the
lme 1\nthom· 0 trofl buth hull lime
in,tructu" comprued the. other ''We d1dn I \\40t to \'IOIOit the
trU\ICc 8Uidchnc:s but ln!llt<td mnke
n tempurnn c\c:cption to 11 " Bro~ n
'lltid, "lt wa' a~rc:ed thnt, whhtn fivt
)CIII'\ \\C WOUld, On the OCQUIOO of
a rcllrcment or " re~tgnutaon re
nll01.;.1tc 1 wo po\lllon' • "'\\ t were: hop1nH. aa nn
departmen t to hare 11
wumun rnc:ultv member ,,..,.,
tht MeU of IQth C.enlury
"tud1es," he UJd
• • pn 111on
fhc change occu" de ptte u
rccommt'nduuon b)' rhe Facuhy Per-
onnel t\dvuoot) Commmc:e to
replace the pos111on vacated b\ Stnf·
lord and 0 troff According to
de(l.lrtmcnt chuuman Morton
Jacob ~. ttn ancn:.a'e an the number of
, Engh'h m.IJOf'\ at l C w til mandate
the pO,IIIOn!i be filled
John Brown. dean ol lncull}
and acting prC$tdent, made the d~a
,ton denying :1 replacemen t tor \taf
lord Brow ll dt\Crtbe~ the l \Ut oh
bemg -ven complicated"' and .. Cll!lilr
m11u nderstood
1 h1' w holt thmg hus a hl\lor}
of about four ¥C.lr'> and \IUdtnh and
Cucult} both an: not u-...ure of thol,"
Brown o,u1d Upon rc -alloutaon uftcr
n:~i@nnt1on or rctaremc:nt, the full·
time tenure would ret urn to the
number 'Jle<.:tfled 1n the trmtcc
guadchn~ .
Oro~ n. m h1., onsmal pl.tn,
tar~tcd lhe J::ngh'>h department for
the l\\ o po\lllons to be n:-alltX<Ued
to olher dcpanmcnt• .
Muling h1s propo~l three year
ago to a meeting compo ed o( c\ct)
elected lacuh} member on a con·
5lt1Utlonul commillee , the group ap·
pro,ed Bro~n·s plan with ont
chnnge ~ the Entd"h depanment not
be automauc:ally targeted to lo'lc two
po\lhons under Quo J odw
Lo .. t year. the foP<\C looked ut
the pO'>Itlon vocuted by Kenneth
Johnson and dccaded the tenure
poSttJori would IMtend be re­
allocated to the chemiStry depart­
ment Dcnn Arown, however,
remedy to thot 't11Uat1on.
1mperutivc to get omcone
( cntur • l:nghsh ~tiUdtel> 11
done ne"'t year with 1.1 '"n'~ • replucement lor one of the
prole or!'t \\ ho will luke
baticuls ...
t\ccordmg to Jacobs,
uon hns nlread> been filled b)'
commitmen t mode b)' Dean
to t1 J"'.trt•tlmc Unghsh •
The other po itaon, to be vaca~
poet Vern R utsalu, mu~t be:
unother pO(t.
"01 cour'oe... Brown
\\OUid hti\C been better If Wt
h~tvc rcplo~ d 1 he f nglt!!h
rnent po-.lllon\ However I
thtnk the ~uunllon has
lrr~:;pnrable: dnmugc to the
ment"
POET 1 hrc:e yea~ ago Brown drew up
a plan attempuns to meet the
demands of c:han31na trend' 1n stu­
end dent enrollment He d1d th1s by Jacob<~ as concerned about the
staffing redUction tn h1s department
even though Brown teeb .. an Enshsh
dcpanmen t wuh rune full-time facul­
ty IS still a very "rona. departmen t "' Brown 'itre~ed thnt the
tuculty '" not bemg reduced
lo'i'> of Engh!h department
,onnel ln!tead, the full-ume
luc:ulty wtll return to tlS norma.
under trWitee gwdehnes. -ro~ Wilham Stafford, Lewis and Clark English professor
anternahonally -tmown poet, will retire atter winter term tempornnl)' e){pandtng the: full-umc:
tenured faculty penod of Quo ~·ouur Sophomores r
tnan Kaplan
f-or tht f'iQarn t~a
ophomores who dreamed of
c:scaptna lht-drudgery or dorm life
had tbeir vuions shattered last week
b)' the Residen~ Halls Offi~ . · ed ,to retnain on rnmpm
donns were full. the:)' ·most hkely
would ha~ been granted ... Tbomp­
on ~1d
Mtherc: u an c:conom1c con­
tdc:rataon. h costs u much to
operate the dorms for 40 people u it
d~ for 80." Cost~ would skyroclcet dentood the risk at the beg~nmng, "'
ThomJ))on ,.id 'They ac:ted lake:
n:a .. onablc and rcsponsable human
bean~ wtlhnA to play by the rule.. of
the game." .. When the number or faculty 1<1
reduced." Jncolx u1d, .. tho~ who
rema1n mUSt :.tarr the \trnppcd
cou~~ . Abo, the number of U·
peramenaa t c:ou~ m that depan­
ment ho~ to dtclme sharply ~ .. I'm not cnuc:iziog the:
department for proposing Jl.\
the FPA<.," sa1d Brown The
n:nc:hed a constde~ j
the) arc not charged wuh
man1stratrve perspec:uve
I'm JW>I discouraged." sa ad
!>ophomon: Da\c: Hogan, who l!t -
Eight :r.ophomorc:s who formal·
I) filed pctioon~. and many othe~
'Who had wgncd on~tenn contra ct~.
Wt:R aflected by the decision to
dwdlo"' ~ophomorc >ludenu the:
naht to mo~-c: ofT-campus.
The LeWis 11nd Clark pohc:v
stata, -AU ingle freshmen ,
r.ophomoi'Ci under 2 I yean ol • ~
~ ho ore not li1oina at home: or with
relatives or guardian'!., arc: required
to li\'t on camp~a." "1J1ere was far less anger from the students than I
thought. It was mostly just disappointment. "
In the put ophomon:s have
been able to peution lor an cAemp­
tion to the rule, and arc often
granted pcmuuaon to move oCf­
c:ampU$
.. The petit1onl ~ granted on
the b,ui; of occupancy,• sa1d 0c01f,e
Thomplon. d1~o r of rc:stdence
halu. ""When the dorms are lull, ~e
c:an grant peuu on~. but on the ba i•
of room changes ~e·rc down 21
studenb ...
Aocording to lbomp,on, 11 '"
not unusual to dtn) ~phomon:
pctuions after fall term. l( the:
petitions wen filed in fall, when the for the: n:mammg people 1l
M)phomoro we~ ~llowed to move:
oCT-campu\ when the dorm• wen: not
lillc:d to capac:tt}, \he said.
Peter Mc:Ktttrid •~ one
sophomore affected by the: ruling.
.. M) roommate situatton made 11
1mpo sible to mo~e ofl faJI term."
said Mc:Kittnc:k. ..1( posstblc: I
would ha'e lclt m a ~econd But now
11·~ urpmm~ to me that the LC
admmt tration '" choo ing my hvtng
lluallon •
.. There wus I~ anaer from the
student\ than I thou&ht It wa\
most!) Just diaappo1otment." \Dad
Diane S.rvage, rt\tdent dtrc:c:tor oC
Copeland
•t th1nk most people un·
BURLINGAME
FLOWER SHOP
2 •CORSAGES
•CUT FLOWERS •
•FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
•PO TTED PLANTS
• TERRARIUMS
8605 SW Terwilliger Blvd.
248-1311 or 248-3579 unnble to move oO'-ampuo. next
term "I loo~ tha~ term oil and no~
I'm not looll:tnglorward to returnmg
to dorm life. I know u's m) own fault
and I hat b) II ling ror an If' ~tmpt aon I
WU!. tll~tng o mk. fhat's not the
problem I thank the problem IS with
the pohc). II Mmb."
The drop tn Ire hmen adml~·
lon nllectcd the denial or
ophomore petitton1. but not duect·
I), 5-aid 1 homp~on "There: .:are fewer
freshmen who want c.Jmpu ~ hous· .. mg.
..1 he dorm' ure iAiway\ I ull 1n
the: full. Fc:wc:r )tudent& tay lor
wmtcr .md even fewer for 1pnng. ~
'lud Ciovuge .. We may be having a
problem wnh hou11ng now, b«au~e
ol the rewer number ol opphc:an t~
The number or Ponland a~o
tran .. re~ rcall) dropped "
·rm on adult now, capable of
makina my own deasaons... 'lid
McKntnck ... 1 wash the admtnlstra­
tion would rc:altzc that and change
[itJ) pohc} " DENISE THOMPSON f."'
• "It costs as much to operate the dorms for 40 people as It does -
Special spring vacations offered to students
Tafadnta Cblbani\ID
Of U... Pioe1u t~,. •
Specaal deal• on 'Pnna-
\'Uatlon travel patkase~o to Hawau.
Mex1c:o. the &hamu Island\, and sk1
resom an Canada •nd Idaho are
offered to \IUdc:nt• and faculty
membeP.. by the I e~om and Clark
travel bureau tha~ year, Utd Bureau
Manager Putta Pc:tcnon
Peterson lo&id the I C bureau,
whtch work\ throuah the nattonal
lnterc:olleal!lte Hol1days Aaency.
•an handle trip~ to about11nywherc
you want to ao-evcn to Rus1ia.
Tha• term we will probably do about
120 tic:keh for people: aoina home."
The .tpnna-vacauon tripa arc a
cooperative: offcrana or Linfield Collese. Willamettc Umverr.ny,
Ponland ~tote Umversny. Unaveni~
I)' of Ponlnnd and LC From tho\C
five school~ a mu:amum of 30
atudent& W1ll ¥1~11 Howait, 40 wtll
visit Mex1co. und 10 will vtalt each of
t_he $kt ~ott• Banfl, Albcna. and
St.tn Valley, Idaho.
'"I( we have aood rc:sponJC)
from 'ltudents we m•aht cons1dc:r
1n~asm• the number of student~
parttapalJQt. • Petcnon said. The • ..Bahama !! Week" is bema offered u
a separate proaram throuJh IHA.
..lnterc:ollcalate 15 our m.ain or­
r.~ ... Peterson ~id ... We arc more or
lt1\ n branch All the expen~es arc
p411d for b) the •aency
.. We make plane and hotel rnervuuom We pnrruu'ily
Wtth \tUdent• •nd racuhy
Anybody else we arc wallina
1 he l C travel bureau.
opened durma winter term
hnndhna more than three
bus1ne!l' tt did durJng its fi11t
operut1on. Petel')on <Jald.
"o\t the beg1nmna of
term la\1 \C:hool )'tar, we were
that uur phan\ never
~ell . We hu\tc: been open
and our \er\ ice ha' grown q
"There nre two people
in the offitt now. Others
antc:rc:•ted in tra~el
~eltomc." The Student ·T·-...
"'~ i• loaued ncar the
Chamber 1n I emplcton Cc~ Sh
Shuh
corr
'm••r ll •
op1um
ld be
There
'PP~ ancl
fur~
n\ of A
Ugani
a he~
te$il1ent
tch. uc:c
}car
ht\l·f 01
t"oc)(J \er'
udent q
'"t""1 the)
' lhl!t \ Cil
rc4u1red
or '-eVe
prtC:C\ \
tood
r ol ti
<.c
CO'>(~ I
~•blc I or
U\cd l'
\per pol
I 20 per
. that I$ a
nd therel
our pncc
nd \Sid rtment
bo concerned
.. rull-ttme
lang in 19th
. , nn oren
)tntc:r 11 they
Juntc: ~tudu:s
tlplna.uaun
harc: ll
member 1
h Century
1n, however
snuauon.
:t ,omeonc: ill
studtes 11
with a '"""" .. one of the
will tulcc
Jncob' one
k:c:n filled by
~e b) Dean
J:.ntth)>h tnun
1n IO be VII
mu'l be:
' Brown
better al Wt
lc: Enghsh
H owc:ver, I
taon htt5
l8C: to the:
ed that the
ng reduced
depanment
IC ( Ull·llme
to HS nb1rm.o
ldelmn,
'uus
c1ling the
opostng 11~
lrown. The
red J U(J i!tmCIII
ecttve.
nts
manly
""""''Y hna
bureau.
r term
three
ItS first a 'Love Bus' to the zoo
Tobunao and the
are grc:nt placu. bul
(rut~'" don't ao there.
.ln!wc:r to the weekend
lovou more: domestic
aon& tale the: Oregon <'out,
muh fulls ond Ro•e\
c:s."en
weekend n C opelnnd
cave:\ an u ~hool vnn driven
1nt! ~l11 nd Re~tdenl Once tor
)ovngc or one olthrc:e student 1 here are u lot ol neat •aahta beyond
this campu •
fhc: ( ruises stu ned la•t apnng
when ~avuge atanc:d a movie: bus .
She hud 'ccn \IUdents panacularly
freshmen who nrc:n'taiJowc:d to huvc:
cur . ituna tn the dorm' on
wc:eL.ends looksna (or omething to
do
'fhc movie bu was very
-t
CRUISIN'
The dc:sunotaon is chosen b)
and posted an (.opeland
week nhead of tame Resc:r­
ua~en on a fint~ome ­
on u ,,gn-up by the SUCClCnful but Savuge couldn't dnve
every weekend rhtl yeor 'lome:
~tuden~ huvc: ~n authonzc:d to
dnvc: the: chool vun1. wtth one van
rc:~rvc:d for a Copeland Cruise
ulmoat every weekend lhta year
Cruases to Salver Falls 'itutc
Park, the Portland Zoo, vnraous
muvac:s and possibly to thQter
producttona arc beans plnnned .. A
group of people wuh transportation
can be very creatavc:,"saad Snvage Preparing to ompty their wallets on a 'Copeland Both Cookson. Deanne Vuon. Mary Senecal, Olivia
Cruises" Washington Square shopping outing lut Evans. Breta Campbell. and Cindy Harrington
Saturday are Copeland Hall residents (lett to rtght)
rc:olly excited about at," armnged through Saga.
·The Dorm Council is talung
tha~ on as iu project," nid Sovnge,
"thc:y pay for lranaponation .. The
tr4n5ponauon colt u the 12 cents per mile: for u~e of a school van. ular, especial!\ • last \lreekend't tnp to
WuhtnSIOn Square. Mit can make o
u1 some: people'• lives It
ttc:m a chance to \Ce Oregon, There 11 no fee for thc5c cruasc:s
excepl possibly lunch or any ndmi•­
saon fee af needed Lunch 1s often Copeland Cruaaes are limtted co
Copeland restdenu. unless there is
C:ltll'l pace, and c:xtra 1pac:e is dir­
facull to lind. The Crutaes are pop-Muhnom:.ah Falls may not br
Tohtti, butaftc:r a week ofltudymg.
to 1omc 11 is a welcome: rehe(. •
Shah to make up for past
Shah Mohammed Rcza Pohlavt of Iran put h.,
ntry under mihtary control lnst weelr. following II
h~ of notang He: ~ad the move: wa.s onl)' temporary
tnlniO order
The shah promtsed to make up for put m11takc:3
t corruptaon and tnJUSltce~ and to form a national
~ .. rnmc:nt after free and open electaon•
l ht wee .. however. oil workers 11re still on strike
ndang wage: ancre:ues , the release of all polittcal
1nner' and the expulston of all forcigncl'"i from the 011
ry tn the country The 'Jtrike affects some: JS.OOO
rkc:1rs nnd a maJOr ponJon or the nattonal economy
kept alive
feli.B'-authoritaes arc fo~fc:edmg o death row
oner to kc:cp ham alive until he can be pullO death by
~tate
The pn~oner, n former Unavet')tt) of Texas honor
""'"' who kiUed an AU5ttn pohc:eman , h~ not eaten
' week' Pn!lon authonues c:lnam that by not eahng
.. forcang" offietnlr. to k1ll him Fraend of the
acmer .. uy he JUst wants to die on ht~ own
as volatile as bomb
Wallium Hundley, lewa~. and Clark prolmor lind
r U S dtplomnt told the Ort"gomon thl\ week th..1t
optum poppy as a~ volutalc U\ the atom1c: bomb .md
ld be: treated with samilar re1pect
lhere •~ currc:ntl) no anternauonnl control or the
py and .lccordtng to Handley, it as findang tb wny
furkey through the: French connection to "the
' of 4\mcrican youth "
vs. Nyerere
U~.1ndu conunued to control parh of luntamn th1s
alter Ida -\mtn lost \Ired. challentted 1 on1anaan
. ent Juhus Nyerere to o wrestling motch 1 he
tch. uct:ordmg to Amtn, would dc:termanc who would Real orld
control the diaputed Tan:r.anian land
Aman claamed Talll.antan trOOJ" had been en­
croilchmg on hu country, 10 he sent tn Ugandan troops
whsch now occupy more than 700 square males of r oll..lnian bushland
fanz.anan datmed c.trly thts wc::ck that tts army had
launched a mujor counter-offensave apinst Upnda, but
Amm utd the: auucL. w11 repulsed.
Anti-nuclear group to disobey
The: Trojan Decomm.a "onma AUtanc:e announc:ed
thai non-vtolent cavtl d~tobedtenc:e w1U take: plac:e ap1ns1
an) future: ~Inn-up of the frOJin nucle.tr power plant
f fOJBO ha!l beeo ShUt dOWn for etght month)
Ponlond Generul Eleetnc has been proh1b1ted rrom rc:­
<ilartang the 1130-megawau plant due to discovery that
the: control room building and 'Dfety -related equipment
do nol meet fedcrul urthquakc uandard, ,
Cittng the: possab1hty that r roJnn nan-up may be
aut homed b)· the: tJ ~ Nuclear Regulator'\ · Comm~~son
th" w1nttr the Alltancc: wtd 11 tntend~ to do \Aohate\er
p0$!11tble .. to non-vsolcntly and emphaucullv m ist that
lrOJOn rc:muan shu1 down ..
Somoza requests national vote
Prestdc:nt AnUJtnsao Somol.il called for u national
plebtscllc: on legahnng pohttc:tl panae\ tn 'Jicaraaua la~t
wc:cl~ He .tll.o propo')ed l'e:l!tructunng the National
Gu.trd and mo<hfyang the !tuprcme court and electoral
'>''lc:m
Oppo51lton leader' \lltd the call lor an elc:chon w.a~
ab,urd and 'lhowed thai the: pr~tdent \Aoa '"mplctcl)
remo\ed l rom the pohtaQIJ real it) of the country. The
Broad Opposttton Front c:alled the pre:udenl trfe'\pon~•­
blc: .tnd contmued to eotll tor h., resasn.llton
Peace treaty in danger
lhe p.trtaully-complc:ted hraeh-l ~ypltan peace
treat} j, tn danger of lalhng aput d~patc: a ne~
American tompram tse and Prc:\idenl Caner' pcl':'on.ll
Intervention WII h leadeN or the two nat sons. The treat v I) • lloundering over a range: ol new and old t~\UC:)
ood prices up in campus eateries
~~• { hlban~ula
l'lcuttrf I "I lull MC lh~ rir,t<tllhc I nul Room tn
1l\C'f u \ear, "I would nut tn\:rea\c -prtcc' al I dad not ha\C: 10, but Portlanders sought for fast
Portland n:ttdc:ntl arc beina u.skc:d to join in a
nationwide fast Novembrr 16 to help c:llevuuc hunser.
The: lut '' sporu.orcd by the food Bank, which asks for
don~uons or monc:y saved by futen. The: Food Bank
wtll u c: donauon' to buy food for hunlf)' Portland
resadenl\
In the: Ponland Metropolitan tuea, SO,OOO people
10 hungf) omcllmc: C'o'Cf) month, a Food Bank
spokesman uid. For more infonnation on the fut call
the Food Ban .. 111 223-1030
Oregon's PCP bmt
State ;~nd ledcraf agenu hrok:c up a drug­
manufaCturing operation near Grants Pau, Ore.latc laJt
wed urte5tin8 four mc:n The a«ents als<t recovered
-.e'ernl pounds or the: drug phc:nC)ctichne, more com­
monjy lnown .t$ PCP or angc:l dust.
,\gents hnd b«n watching the men lor a whtle when
one or them tned 10 sell the dru& to on undercover agent
at the Mcdlord airport.
fhe c:sum:uc:d str«l value: of the drug PCP as
S:!O.OOO per pound
Is everyone satimed?
The Hou e sa 1tnalton) Commauec is fuong one
ol the: mo't perplc:~ang ~ue~tion~ ol the Manin Luther
K mg aa'c:. Ho~ c<~uld James Earl Ra). kno\Ao non I) a a
bumbhng small-time croo\:, CArr) aut iiuch an c:laborate
~~:arc plnn?
1 he heunngs w1ll contrnuc:. ~accordtng to one com­
mttttt member. untal C:\-cryonc: '' sati lied the) h&\'C 1he
''"""ers
Nixon supports Shah
former Prnadent Ru:hard ~~~>n ~u.l bte Ia t wttl:
that the: Unned ..,.tdlc:$ ~hould 1upport the .Shah ollran If
\\ e don•t ;-,;a~un td u new reg1me, I riendl) to the I>\1C:I
lJnaon, "til ta~c: O\er
1 lln spo\;e pubhcly for only the third time: 'ince
ht' rntgn:uson to :s I nendll \'c:1c:ran' Da) crowd that
Rrc::cted htm "llh c.h«n. on n 1hrce-stap trtp to the outh.
Attention!
hhou~h food prace-. hllvc mc:n
'' year ,u the I mal Room, the
ra,l·laod rc~tuurnnt run h)
I"OI><l \ervtcc, 1 he munut(el'\ ol
lltUdc:nt operated rcMauntnt'
"lid the\ can .t,oid price tn· hcciiU'-e ul tnO"uon l huvc lo,~ he
~ud "\It hough \Ire hn\e ancrc.t,cd
\Omc o( OUI priCC\, bu,tnc \ hn' been
\hlhlc " drtnt.. ... Plattlorm 1cc cn:.1m '' mm~;
c pen\t\c thun I mil Room ''"
crc.1m bc~,;.tU\c Pl.ttllorm 1cc \!rc:am ''
o( better c.tualtl), Ualmur ,,ud
I ht Ru)l\ ~.til. u rc:~taunant 10
the b.t,emcnt ut Copeland Hall
tc 11unn~ ..andwiches. 'oil dran~~
unJ "' c cntewunment. ha' lu" c:r
I u,,J J\fl('('• than 1 hc T rual Room and
the Pl.tttiMm bc:C"o~U-.e ~Ulll\ , .ul
\\url.cr' arc nl\1 P•lld '·"d
'''phummc l>a\ad llntcrmc:~er Ru,.
1' \.at I rntcrt.unment .tnd hlod
m.tn.t ·c:r LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: 2~/gallon below normal
ths' \'c.lr
nrr'~"\td lood otnd lubor C0\1\
rc:c.tuarcd <tn O\-crall pm·c: an­
of \C'Yc:n per cent an T nul
pncc' '1ud Roo Bond, l ew1'
, lnrl. lood \C:J'\ 1cc: darectur and
of the 1 nul Room an
ton <..enter He 'lltd tn
co,b ol ground bc::cl arc
'n~•osc lor tnc:rea~cd 'landw ach
We u'c:d to buy ground bc:elat
'' per pound, but now ~c: buy
I 20 per pound," Bond wad
thut IS t\ lOO percent ancrc:&lse
and therefore: we: ha\e to an­
our prtce), too "
nd \llld pncc tncrca~oe\ tht\
I ug, Nov,.mbtr 16, I J-ood pn~ hu' e ra .. c:n •unc::e hi 'II
)C.tr .at the Pluttlorm hccau'e ~11
rt'-lllg (pod .tnd lubor \:U!U\, ~11\1
'ophomor r t~lattlornt Manager
'\ntt.s I >,tlm.lt Hn~cver, food prtec:'
at the pill.t•'ipcctalt), 'tudent·
operated l'lattlorm w til ntH me: lor
the rc't ol the \-c.ar. 'he ... ud
"We will not tncrea'c: lt1u\J
prtcc:. tf 'H' ha\c to tnc:rca'lc \\a8C\, "
Dalrnur ,,ud, "We l.cc:pthe pncc' tn
the Pluttl or m an rca)on ''net' \Ire arc:
'crvang o;tudc:nl>
"Ahu the Phmform tric:' tu
unttcapatc pnce' to the bcgtnnang ol
1 he \c.u o I hut \\ c w til nol hn\c to
lilt I CJI'IC ~0~1\ ••
l'lutthum \.lOdwu:hc:s cost
n111rc th.an tho'e 'uld an the 1 rail
Ruurn, but the: rcvenc as true of ~ott "M.t~ ~ m 10 \e.tr\'llmc w.~· \\Ill
"11ft\ .thuut pncc: sncre:hc , but
nphl nul II h not ,1 big dc:tl:
llntc:rn\c er ':ud.
Soli "1J1 ink puce .. at the R U'\t\ • N.ul .uc: ~.:ompMoble to lho'c: at the
ut her IW o c.ampu., eaun~ place\. but
RU\l) Nail ,ofl·drtn ~ pnc~ wsll be:
reduced h\ w.inttr term, lJntcrme)c:r
:>!lid
''\\ c beat them .11!." he: ~•d
"\\'c'\c lt''' mud\ h'ghcr \lU•lht) oJ
meat than the 1 r•al Room· • Either Mini or Fuii-Sentlce
LABOR: 10% discount
PARTS: 10% discount
By popular demand, Burlingame
Che~ron has offered us these p"ce
reducttons . I.D. card required. 5 gallon
mm on gas dtscount. Located at Taylor's
Ferry Rd & Terwtlltger,
245-4274
FrM plck-up and delivery on Mr~tce CHEVRON •
• Entertainment
Rar11ayana; cl~ic I lindu epic
\nnr frutbluod
Of lht l'lonf'« I 01:
I he \hh1rn 1 heater "til prc-­
'Cill (iop.tl Sh.~rman':~ moo..:rn \~r~
Mon ot the cln,:ltC lhndu eptc, the
Ra•mnunu. a1 I C:\\1) nnd Clnrl on
:-\,,, I
T:h<' lhcat~r troupe~~ C:tlmpt"cd
t1f harman, h1' uetress "1fc Jnln h.1lrr
\ a1d~~. nnd her lli·)Cilranld
dnughre1, na,u:~ !)harman h11'
\\J1Iten I he srt'f) an lhe tr u.htmnal
lnd1an lorm ot the ti:nthn, "hrch
.tllow~ V1ud\d to pia all the rok'
heN~If \nti\U}a net n§ hght and
ound t«hmC'lnn "h1le the com pan
I\ on 1our
1 he Ramoi'Ona has been ptr·
forme-d coru1 tentl} ~'"~ \'ulmil:1',
l'ngmal rocm W8"' \\OIIcn .S,OOO
\cur. ngu, The ep1c e plor~ mnn'!l
rd:llton,hlf' ~tth the unl\er-.e, nnd
hr~ D\~nsmn to di\10it\'. ,\l\ I he modern 'er ion htg~n,,
\ tutl\'D 15 ccn a' " contcmporun
m{lrtl\1, dCl.lr) in& 1 hc tlh!lurdnics md
'"IUIIIC'('s t'lf the humun c\pencncc,
nnc..l c:nr ~ htng for 1 he mcantng 01
C\UIC'IICC
Vutdyn then tnk~ the role of the
tur tclll"r She drHmut11cs the god
Rtamn\ 1 rugglc' for lingly nnd
worlc..ll\ p<mcrs 1 hrouFh chnnge' in
muoO. Cil51Ume. 'Oite, and move•
mcnt, ~he hecomes ench of the
daffcrcnt cham\;tcr 10 the cpac
\', rdyn ha' been comp.arcd b\
1 he I ,on don 1 um•s to hndor3 Dun·
cttn \\'hen lhe comrany laM per·
formed •n Portland, tn 1974, the
Ot~l:"" Journul ... ud "the te:\t and
Jnlabala o mmed the uud1ence thai
nohod) l.:nt" "hethcr applau'e \\il'
apprupriatc 'oalc:ncc lollowed the
finnl curr.un I htn clnpptng 'tarted.
It became un ovution " • •
•
... .. • -
• .. ..
•l,en Kolkt Nov 19, M p.m., c., 1c \uduonum Sb 25, 7 ?S,
•JohnD tn~u ~O\ 19,8p.m .•
Mcmonul l oh,cum Sold out
•Photbf ~nu~ and Dan Hill
No, 21 I! p m Pummount fheater
Kc,crvcd 'iCal~ Sb CiO, ~ 7 SO, \1! SO
• Rto '-lpttd \\a-=on 'llo\ 22, R
p.m., 1\unmount I heater
•t>u,ld <..at~ with Brud ~o'
2.7, ll p.m Memonal Coh,cum
Rc!lcncd ~eut-. S7, $8,
• I· a mil) or Man-Dec. 2, 8 p.m.,
Parumoun1 I heuter.
• T omml I oulm-Dec. 10, I!
p m PJtlmount f he.ller.
•Qutrn Dc:c. IJ, 8 p.m.,
Memonul C ob,eum.
•Bruct \prlna\tC'In -Dcc. 18, 8
p.m P:tr tmount Theater.
I ickeh for \how~ at the
Mcmonul Coli~eum a\ullnble at the
Cohl'leum bo)l office or at Meier und
frunk do\\ nto\lo n faclcets lor ~how!'. -•
•
JOHN DENVER
at the Cav1c Auduonum uvurloble ut
lapmnn' s downtown or the
'\uditorium bo' office.
Paramount ticket' .IVUIIoblt ut
the Paramount box office ( 10.17 SW Brondw.ty) , Everybody'\
f-or ~hat It\ Wonh Kcc:on1
mun\, Steven.. and Son
and Meu:r .tnd hanl.
~tore
LC activities professionally
RAMAYANA
The classic Hindu eptc centered around Krishna (above) will be
presented Nov. 18 at the Fir Acres Theatre Jalebala Vatdya (above
raght) portrays the god Rams's struggles
SOFA MOVIE SERIES
PRESENTS
..... BIG MAN
W4S EJTIER TIE MOST NECilCTED IEJ\0 IN BISTO!T
OR 4 LID OF INSUB PI\OPO!TIOlf!
O~llNHOff~ ·•nru BIG~ -
• • •C. I ,t ~•
~·llllN &\1 MM JU I <.'OR( l ('Hif:f DAN Gl OK(
··~l'tC:.W-- f.t.-OlJ• ~.&...,.a.w Ar ... ""''-··~o.·-..•--~11.-......... ~ '~ -,... ,..,. • ,...,..,..iU " • .. 1too • #'!0-nr. ---··-• a .. •• uF'j• • ., ":U..t.,. ... .,. ...... ... b,. Af1io -.I ~
Nov. 17
Evans 7 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. $1.25 \nnt 1 rurblood
Of tht f'ounru I "'
In a cnnvenuon held Oct 27
tht \latronal l:nterta1nmcn1 lor
C allege· A'I\OCIUUon ol America
\trc'\Cd prolc\~lonnhsm an Mudent
:u:tl\'11) organll.tllon'l 1n order to
brtng n:ltlonal 1alent to North\1.-e!> t
~chools.
Studenl acuvtt) representative~
I rom '0 X ore hwc:st college!\ attended
lht mee110g
8111 Buller. 'itudent' Organ11cd
ror 1\ell\ tliC:\ otr <:.Ampu' coor
dlnutor, :.aid other 'chooh uppe.tred
les) prufc"1onul t hun I ewt\ and
Clu rk.
'M;my of the: chooh. there ul
the convention Wt'rc very un­
prort ~~1onul, unorgu n11ed and dtdn't
:.ccm to ~no\\ much about bu\lne''•
S<lld Out h: r. "( om pured to 1 hat I rcalh lecithal Wt arc fur ,upcnor "
Butler wu11 elected the Oretton
rcpre,entuuve of the assoctat1on
"h1ch quahfie, h1m to attend 1 he
nataonal convenuon to be held later
lhl\ )Cilr
1\t rhe convent1on dtscu~..aon
focu\ul on prorc,~aonnhsm tn ,,u
dent cntertasnment ucttVIllcs .. ,
learned a lot and really believe that
1 e\\ 111 11 nd (lurk can have I he be\t
.tcll\ aile<> of an) ... chool an the
North\\c\t w1th an enrollment of
10.000 or under af the \ludenh wunt
ll," Butler ~rud
Buller talked With four agent
compan1e"' at the convention, all or
wh1ch repre~ent nut1onollv known
talent I woof these were umongtht
lnrgest in the Northwest
"' a rc .. ult of th1' meeun8. l.C
.tnd ·omc bool.1n~ agencte\ hnvt
bc({un 1 he plnnntng ol deal\ to get -nnuonnlly-recot~nstcd talent
lorm on cumpu,.
'The) were tmpre. '~
prole\,lonah'im wath whlch
and Clarl. conducted iu
~tud Butler
Linder consaderat1
appearance, 11\ LC, nnd
more than S I 0.000. are Ed d)
.tnd N1d C..alder
In 'ome c~lSe.~ n auh
SSOO w1ll be rcquared to -..c ~cu~
act\ ·\tcordang to Butler,
c\ent SOb\ fund11 wall
co~t I he baluncc of the
expense. whach Will be • $14,000 when ~ecuruy, catt:n:
trun11port.111on cost!t nrc
wall be co\<ered by 1 ic kct '"~~:~
"We have a gros$ potea
~ 18,000 to S21.000 it nil
cordtne to plnn Any nrnlll
\~til go tnlo the ~OFA
Hutter
~orth\~t tern regton111
''•" huwc.."cd at the c:o~11r.
\cts r.angc:d from comedm
notlo;l, to rod group,, "The
tulcnt " n~o.c:pt1onul and
hu\c 11 n:put.lllon ol hn
llCtl\ Illes, \~C can be \Urc
11 here," uid Outler.
\r r.tnsemc:nt of these
1\lll reqUire there be rc:ur
ur \Of \ '!i bool." and u
procedure:!\ , 1n order to br
to L·omplc:te profc,~nonnl \lao
\ecurdinv tn Buller. ,ludentt
HI ( hur ~c: ol ticket hnndhna.
tt!> mo&t other arcus ol nrcldtJ
"II ull worlt!t out well, I
the po ~1b1lhy of rnuJor
appcuran~t here once a "'""'"
Bmlcr
Althoush the nut.aon1UII)
perf or men nre not yet CJe1~ta,ea
l ( ·, rlnt major concert nrtld
IS proJected for lnte
February
Ttcket pnces wtll be S6
~tudent& . faculty and starr.
-::~::~~;~~=] the aencral pubhe All seatinJ '-----------------·· aeneral udmiUIOn .
4 ~tdr
Progr
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re. I he 1
to bei
an lh
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tion nl
ed plu}
muM r,
procc'
Mame
of the
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y and
the OJ rybody's
orth Re~:o
lhd Son
Frank
11ed tnlenl
tmpres\t11
~tlh whtch
cted 1~
'lSidern lt
C, und cOSII
I, arc Eddy
o cash
·cd to secu~
o Butler.
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c of the
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•ts arc
t1c. kct "'""
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10 tl nil
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FA rund.1
rcg~onal
the con,\fl
btnedmn\
Jl' "1 he
ul and
e • m ..
THE FlYING DUTCHMAN
Opera stars Heinz lmdahl and Rachel Mathes play the central characters an Richard Wagner's ctv•c opera.
of destiny captured in Flying Dutchman
!-ttclntr
open dre~s rchenrsal Mon
No" 13 provtded a sneak
of the Ponlond Opern
nuon\ production of Rtchard
Thl! Fll·lng Durrhman
uuful sets, excellent stugc
and o strong cast gathered
many ploccs lnc:ludmg Lewi~
lark make this vers1on an exnmple of the finest an CIVIC opera been mdered by the Oevll to ,,ulthe hndt> thl) out. the gho)t atka co \\ nuhJ-be operu ~t.tD who are
Tho e who ptctun: Wagnertan ~ca\ forever unt1l he can find o matry her. Alter .til he only h;as one gelltng re<td.) to rush out for ptu.Ja
opcrnt1c singers wuh horned hats. "'oman who wtll be fauhful to htm day to fulfill h•~ de uny. m1ght do "ell to remember that
thtck yellow bratda. and shtny unlil death He •~allowed to leave h•' He sho"'cr' the father v.-llh ulthoush ~ent;a look$ rotund and
shtelds w11l be pleasuntly )Urpnsed sh1p lor one doy every seven yean tn Je~cl' .1s prool of h1s we31th 111ngs dmnely. •n the end she geuto
by Th' flt•lnR Dutrhman Written order to s.e.trch for her If he fat I•. he D.1l1nd. bc1n1.1 el(ccpuonally greed). marry a gho'>t
before the fnmOU'> Rmg cycle, wh1c:h " doomed to his endless wandenng doe\n't )Ccm 1o nouce the tauered Union unntc:l). Rachel Mathes
featured the bosomy Nol"'e wnrnors for •mother seven years \ath of the gho)t shtp m the rcsemblo IOO ~ell the stcreOt)ptC'
that became Wagner's tndemark . 1 he ghost board\ ll \htp belong- bac:k.ground "gnalltnll ~omcthang to Wagnenun soprano. It 15 true that a
tht!l opera 1$ a talc of mugtc, ghost~ . ing to Daland. an old sea capt am, be amwr.. and rap1dl) tlJ"c htll con-b1ggcr body jenerally means a btgcr
and a \earch for perfect love who JU!i.l happens to have 11 young sent. vot~ . Hov.-e"er, Mathes loob more
The hero IS a ghost who hu daughler bnek home At soon a., he Mcan'-'hllc .lhedaughter'ienta . hl.;c u Santu than a Senta.
j, moontniJ u1.er " ponrau ol the The ghost 1s darkly playt'd b)'
lea~cndal") Flytng L>utchman Her German bantone Hetn.z lmdahl.
friend~ arc di11gustcd wnh her in~ Specializing 10 Wasneruan operu,
.5he alre:uh ha) ;a pcrtc~;.tl't decent. tmdahl has toured mrernarionaU) .
..
•
SQUIRRELS I hough bonnp uttor. t.e~ts and Clark JUOtOr Don
Enl... thc hunam;an . I!> madly tn Me.1d took part in the production tn
lo\C \ltllh hc:r But he' pQor. :and un off-Jtagc role,uoneolthe Flung
lnu\lt mg her I .tth~~;r . I) corrctt an /Jurrhman's ahoUI)· ere~ . Dr
a'I~Umtnltth.tt he tw ... httle chanet" of Rctntuud PaUl). of the Mus1c
"'"ntnl( :-;l.':nt.l, c:~~~ct.tll) "'tth her Oeparlment. and Dr. John
preo~:~up.111un \\llh the mystenou• Richard•. ol the Education Dcpan-
punr.lll ment. both plAy tn the orchestra .
I >.tl;md :.um c:s and 5o hOvel\ Sen· Mo 1 members of the chorus
tiJ and thl' !lh'•~t tugcthcr. perfect!.) ~1nd orcheslru h\"r in Portland and
tr.tn\rMrcnt tn h1 tntcnuon~ The) hao,:e other JOb , devottnl con­
lall m.tdh tn I me tt ltrst :.ight s1deruhh~ 11mounn of thctt span: ume
\\ 11hou1 un) hclp.und pledge eternal to rehe;arsals and performanco .
dl'\ otwn \\ 11h1lUt ~o much a!> hJ\Jng fir to Fh mt Dut(hman is
held hamh Such 1' the pCl~cr ol thc1rou8hl) profesSional and enter·
he.tUIIIUI ntUMC tBIOIOI; production , \ltl\ich 'Aill be
Sent'·'" rrn\c her dcvouon to plrt)tng at the CI\IC uditoreum
the ~;h'"' · ~t•.,~ hc:rc:ll and d1cs. :\\1\, 15. IK. and !I l1ckcu arc
Stncc: -.he rem:uned f.ulhlul until .watla~lc: nt the Portland Opera of­
dc,tth. the cuNe ·~ hltcd .md the II~. Q;!~ S\\ Matn St. For more
gh'l't ... hap tnL:s Into the honron. tnh•rmatmn ctll 248-53:!2. •
Progressive and Innovative theatre comes alive In Oavld Mamet's unpublished play.
quirrels offers new look at comedy
rn.ui'e the.ttre I\ u phrusc
\suciatcd \\lth the Storclront
c. r he the.urc and 1(\ pluycf'
to t-.e progre,~tvc and m­
e 10 the1r approach to lo"e
mnn"~· U\ evtdencrd h\ 1hc1r
ton ol f),,,.,d Mumet\ un­
hcd play. \qwrr~ll
' nw~t pi ;a\~ nght' begin 1hc
11 pttJCC\) Ol U l"lU \ the) \I art
:on1ceptto n-. ol plot, 'tru~oture,
ntor ..tl .tnd then U\c langu.1gc
actcr to brinJ.t these aero "·
met d~, the rever,c He
the procct~~' of .1 pht) ~ tth the
ltOtlUCI\ ol h&nl(UU&C. c.:h.tr..tctcr.
•on,lup' '\round the'e e\·
Mumel c<~rclull) 'ltructure'
I ol the play C>lrtclllr John
Mild Mumc:t ho~ "tu~en the
Y and mt&U\c ol b1g-caty
n ;peech and tran<~ lormcd 11
a com1a1l a.nd dynamu;
openma scene" ol
I riR, Novtmbt r /6, /9711 \qwrrt'l\, the: nudtcncc: encounter'
\rt pl<t)Cd b\ John Morri,tln . ,\tt"
.1 "nter "h<l hu, "or led on n no\cl
.tbuulthc "cH'I\dU\ hie of a ~·orl-.1• •
dtn \l.fUtrn:l" lor 'e' era I year'
r\rt's apprentice ( l:rk 0\cr·
m}·crl .a .. ~;,. tum to e'\phun the mcJn·
tng ol ht' Otl\:CI, "There needn't ~a
mor.1l." An r~poncJ "Onc "ute'
~hat one feels "
... (the plar) centers
around English tradition
and nzanner,\ in the fact of
tlua.~ter.
Wend\ \\ c\tcr\ltclle complete~
the c., .. t of Squrrrf'/) 0111 1 he Cleamn'
\\ onloln. the comtcal char.tcter 10 the
pl.t) Mumet lorm\ Westerwdle\
chur.ldcr through the mtroduct ton
ol hct lan¥UUlJc and mannensma. As
I he entire character be Jim• to untold,
11 b«ume!> c:v1dent that Mamet tn·
tended fhe Clean•na Woman to act
at the \)ntfytnt clement or the play.
I \\ c'tcr"cllc purtr.a) u per anal
Inmon het\\een lhc rree. tntUiliOnlll
.tnd ~rc.lll\c wruer. Art, and ht'
C4Uotlh •lr UC:tllrcd llnd ng1d .1pprtn·
!Icc, I d. \-. lhc pht) end. M.tmct
bnn~' the dtlfercnt :npe"'" uf
ch.n.acter IOt~,ethcr. thcrcb) crc.umg
an under:-ttntlmg. "'orl.tble untt
BarnuaMt' , .tl\o plt1\ tnH "'tth
~'~""'"''· 1' an ob,~urc f.ngl1'h
dwm.1 b\ JBmes SJundc:l" l h"
older pill\ center~ .!round r ntdl\h
tr.tdllmn tnd m.tnnen tn lhe fact ol
dl,:t'ller
\!\ n ~Uilllln fUl)ef, 1 he
\lure! ront The itt re hu' t~ho,cn l11t"
1/mrtc·r und rhr Btrd A 'h<.lrt ~._n b\ • Jc:.an { luudc \'~n h.tlhe. lht'lfuntrr
anJ rlt,. Htrd cllccll\eh pl)rtra)s 1nc
3Ct!\ ol ~tiling und d\lng
I ht\1.': three pl.t\ \ run
1 hur~d.t)~ and Sl\lurdlly., throu&h
Oec.:ember 16 Ttck.ct pr"-c\arc:SJ-50
1 huhdtn' and s.a Saturday• .. , he
Storti ront Theatre is located at 9 \.)
1"1 Ru~)ell. lltro~' the Broadwa\ • Brtdtcc 1-or further ani ormation and
rc\er\'lltiOO\, phone 1ti4-6.)8S • A.l'EJRFYING lOVE STORY
JOSEPti E. LEVINE PR£SEHTS
M.tCilt
ANTHONY~ AmtMRGRtt ~ MER£DI'1li m \.JiUTER
EXB:lmVE PftODtJC£R CQ ERICICSON
MUSIC 8V .I:RR't' GOl..O!!MTH
SCAE£NIUIY 8V WUWA OOIIW.-t.H.
BASED 1.J10N tiS P«M1..
PAQDOCt iJ 8V JOSEPtt E.LEVI'E
AHJ RICHARD P.lMNE
OltfC't ED 8V RICHARD ~.,fr"'"f ENBORQE:t UIH
I UJIUI' Ill Will QOI :ace-R ~il'~ ,. "'' . .
.. ~ Qinion --------------------------------My Side ------------------ ~------------ --
Is human rights firSt pri •
on the U.S. political scene?
Jullt O'~ulll~an
t nr aht 11ictnrfl I Ul
l•ortunc: rc " m the .1ge thut
dtrect-. II\ delibcrnllon .uound cqunl
nttht for ever) humnn 1\ •octcly
wbtch rorm" it• tnlernuttonul policy
b) ocaul \;rltc:nu .tflonh the luxury
of an ullrutMlc cru<~nder Unhkc
prc\·tou~ .tdmtnt~truuon~ whach
focu'l:d nuunly on economic expnn
•uon and 1deuhilcal ~upremacy,
under 1he C.nrter prt!tdency our
gc:ncratton ho bred the nolton thnt
egnlitannn vulue' ~hould retttn
\\'ho ·s left in the cl~t? But 1'1 tht!l the ca~c w1th our
pre,c:nt United State" governmenfl
Doc:" the humunt8hc upproueh por
lCD}' the ,\CtUnl Jnltnllon'l of the:
people: tn th1' country? Or. 1\ humun
rit~ht' .1 bcntgn term 1ncorporntc:d b)
the: <:Ontrolhng intcrc!IIS of OUr
~yo;tem an order to ttnin upport both
Giving some credit where ifs due \\llhtn our domc:.'>ttc bureaucrucy
nnd '"th111 the loretgn c~­
tablhhment'~
fhe humnn ll(thts 1 !iUe hu'
((lund '" place: an vnoou~ c.trdc'
uround our c:ampu' recently lwo
wee!..' .1po "\l'>ter \nn Otlltn I rom
the: Inter Rehgiou~ I :t'>k For<:(
nsnin'!>t pmoners of consciou 10 the
c.;ovlct Union 'poke on the phght ol
$o\11c:t Jew' who hod been dc:mcd
lrttdom ol "onhap She hn~ mudc
her phtlosophv known through C'on
~rc,Monul pohtad.tntt ucrns!i the
'iov1e1 limon 1h1o, pnllt !lummer up
ported b\· ( hn,ttan' and Jew' hom
the \lmtcd Stntc:,, her 'IUCCC'i'it'l have
required the coordtnataon und con­
'cnl ol mnny nnllonul orgunu4!ttono,
1 hear cohc,ton " Gillen\ fuel Con
lronung the ~o\lc:h through the
hlc" ol Sen Edward Kcnnedv (D
Ma~' ) hu' brought po!>lliVe reat10n
to the eflorh ol the lullk forte
Cie\-cr.tl · pn~onc: r · \Hre rclca\ed •"
.1 dtrccl rc ult of the cnutor\ vasat to
the li\SR E\FR' oscr IN u "h1k. ~ople neetJ n p.at on
the bad: l'hc') need to be told. •He). you dtd "en.·
c:Jf-cungr-.tiUifttiOn IS fine:, but there COme a pOint oll
"h1ch !lomcbo<h cl c: ha) to ,, •rcc 1 here .m: 'e' era I
gwups at Lc'' I& und lur.._ that dc .. crvc: pr:u~c for'" hat
the\ did th1:, u:rm. and 1t's bout ume those con·
f,l'tllUIIUOn~ \\Crt' gJ\ en
Or gantzcl'l of the lntcrdllietphna') Forum Seri~
descnc the b1gg~t p;11 on the back Despite problems an
or!J;lnllllit)n thnt could ha\'C cnpplcd the 'cue~. we were
offered u \\Ilk \'3nC:t) of 5peal.;cr '"'h \IC\\~ on the
''Urld thnt git\C Ul> much needed frc ... h perspcctnes on
our \\(lrld The turnout for Ben Brad lee, Vane Del onu
Jr • llcnr,> Steele Ct'lmmugcr und M •chncl Hurrinttton
pro,cd that I C ~tudents arc Interested an" h.at happen"'
oul 1de the boundanc5 of thl\ college
A 5~mtlar peaL:cr uaes ha wod.cd succn\IUII) at
Reed C'ollc~c fm man) year . I ct\ hope the tudcnt
c:noac. "hach funded the ~pcnLcr cries thh, ~cur.
rttOgntlCS the value of l.C's Crte!\ and C:('IOianU~ tO fund
11 I C'f aho hope the college admtnasuuuon recogni7c!i
the &ennte for 115 contnbullon to our educ.allon and
COn~acJcrS JlfO\Idtng ~orne monetiU) ll!>SIStilnCC IO the
M:nb m )cars to come
f::nteruunmcnt opportunities ga\e u~ n breal from
cla worlnnd the No-DolladdiCIIOn \1. hich result .. rrom
lonB mght of CHtmming . lhC' Gong Show wna the
b1ggc:•t h1ghlight Students Organm:d for ,\cth itaes
made U!ie of the tnlcnt eJli,ting on tha!!. cumpu~ tah:nt thut
h '' long sune e)\cntiall) unnotict'd in luvor ol bnnging
tn l"nl~ cxpeml\c performer from of! c.tmpu
We h.lllowcd n nostal~tc nntaonal trend with two
togn parti~ lhll term. The b1g~ 1 and be~ I wa\ the '"-Ork
ol the Sagma Pha J!p,.ilon frutcrnlly . Let\ hope we
ha,oen't cen the latt ol to~a panaes, no"" that "eve jmoJIIt figured uut ho\\ to put tht damn tog." on
Don't forget the thc.ucr dcpurtnlcnt when you talk
uh(lUI entc:rtummcnt It' producuon 1>f 1111 \ltm (Jj
Vc·.llltll ~ch,ncd n hculth) )ear of dramn.
N 0\ 7 W \S n da) ol fru-.trJllon 1 he dtuth
penalty '"'" rctn'lllltC'd A \\Cillo; lc.ldcr wall 'oon
ta~e the ch.ur ol Oregon ~o\C:rnor flut despatc the
out cum c. we ~"'" an ancrca-.c: in the number ol voter' A
grc.1t proputtt(ln ol the LC 'tudent hod\ nddc:d It"' \OICe
to the de"1"on-nmk.mg proc~.:~' 1 he: lo~;.ll branch of the
Oregon "tudent Pubht lntere'>t Re c:.uch Group I!> pnrtl)
rcspon'tblt fnr the mcrc:u~cd parucipataon of LC
'tudcnl\, It dl)lrtbutcd the Ort~nu f'otrr., Pamphln,
,;~mple ballot.,, nnd mHdc an effort to pro\· ide loruntll on
the maJor ballot mcn~ure\ ,
l mall\' .1 hghth. bel.ltcd congrutulutton~ to the
peuph: "ho hnltc:d tmmeduuc: cono•trucllon of u nc:w
par~mg .at• .1 at the "'onh'"Qtcrn ·chool ot l..t" 1 o
bu•lll thl" ne" lot \\ould hove: meant the: c:liminut1on of
mlltc rorC:\1 ureu fht at!mmistnstion Ul both tht In"
~ch,,oJ .tnd the undergradu.uc: c.tmpu"e' mu't rculi~e
that omC' major lhVt,lrncnt mu'll be mudt tn a multi­
leu:l purl.. any 'tru"urt 10 the fore-.ccublt future. We can't
IU~t cuntmue to Jpreud outwurd thnt sort of mcntulity ,.,
r~ulllnJ an l frOtC'!IQUI: bur geontnp or humun COO\InJC
tion acrm' the land and the .. tow de•tructaon of the
nul ural world
Other group!> thut ul\o d~ervc: some prm"e mcludc
the l C' (ootballltc:am (for m:untatntntt cnout~h mentnl
to rill udc to o\erc:omc il!> phy!~IC.ll deft.JI\), the \tudent"
who pm.hc:d for an O\Cfl>ta~ \tudv trtp to hratl next yc:or
.1nd the C ollegc Outdoor'!> progrum for tultng u .. to find
the wind .md the nowcr,,
r h.mh It 'ec:m' thnt Gallen\ ~;<tst 11o
h1ghh admiruble m the 'en'lc thut
her effort\ onh repre~nt the tn·
terc:st' of c.~pttve worllhtpp cr' 1 he
nght to pr acucc rehgaon should be
lch \\ith the mdavtduol She does not
\Wih to dtctnte the phro'c or pmyc:r
but onl) hopc:l> the proyer will be
fulfullcd
\ couple of week11 ugo Dnvad
I ovt, Northwc'lt regtonul divtMon
A look at the world from the hilltop • manager and vacc-pmtdc:nt of Cocu­
(. olu Co • 'poke to a smnll number of
\tudenh I bnnf ham anto tha!> stor\
bccuu'c h" experience with Cocu
C oln m Bru11l bran~ to light two
dtmcnMon' 1>f th1s 155Ue Fm.t, ht~o
com p ,1 n \' per pet u u t c:' d 1 '­
cnmtnntor\ ancomc level!> for South
\mencnn workch, denyang equaht)
of an) form ~econd, the nght!> of
( okc c:xe~ullvc manager~ were: al\o HOW CONCERNED are ~tudent about what ~on
on an the "real worldr' Thut question hoa been one
the Pionur I.Dg h1111 been deahnr with incc the
bcgmnmg of thi& M:hool year. It has ah.o been n qut'.lllon
r-o~.i ed at the O~n Mike forum ~saon5, and .u mcctmp
ot the !ltudent ~cnate and lll the l)tudcnt Com­
munu:.atinn\ Bo:1rd,
rhc .. Real World" ~elton of the I.»R \\.t\ rcHvc:d
lrom haM vcur m rc:spom.c tu )UCh di~cU~\IOn We wtll
c:ontmue thllt v.ed 1.> (Jffenng of hort new' blurb!. from
the OUI!itdc il!!. lonF Uti Y.C CC: 3 cJcmund lor 11.
tkgtnnmg an J.muu~. the I UJ: Wtll go further \Cttn
bnngtng the uubtdc world 10 ·\ ne" mugu11nc .. t~lc
ccuon v.tll bt tddcd to the nc""papn t\\-tce per term
"htch dcab uclum'el) '"-llh anal} i• und optnton relilttng to the: \\Orld at lurge Th1~ ~pectul llettlon v.tll
deal wuh buo;anc<:>' anterc: h. the cn\laronment poht1cs.
'ctcncc. the prt,, whalc\er 'llUdc:rus .tre antc:rc,tcd an It
wall ul•o lcuture antc:rvttw' wath people who know &~bout
current l'l:>ue, forum' .\fld ))IOOP'e' of nc" book\
dealing v.tth our 'octal :lnd polttacal env1romnent
gro~ h tnlnngc:d upon a~ four ol
Studc:nh, member:. of the J,acult), admtna<~tru tor' them were lo;tdnuppe d nnd run~omed
and t<tfl people wall be a .. lo;ed to submtt mutcnnl 1 he lor a tut,tl ol S 14 mtlhon As u re!>uh.
tocu of the otrlic:lc' wtll be determmc-d b} the wrtter~ ught .,ccuntv dcmnnde d removal ol
fhc tuM 1 ~lit: of the WJ' an wtnter term" ill mdude « ( oke cxccuuve\ from Btalll
u li~t of dt.tdhno lor the 'cellon and who to tdll< to 11 vou (an the!!c nght\ be rcpa1d'l
.uc 1ntN~ ted l>c;adhne' arc necc: '.tr' m ordc:r th.atthe fh~c c,t!IC\ tlJu~t rutc the nmbagutt)
eduor' c..tn pl.an the 'cellon ~ufficac:n th tn nd\-nncc of anvohcd wath regard to humnn
pubhc.tlann . • nght\
N1cholu' l'.lyungaru, u profe,~or in mterMhonul affniM ot
( lttrk vuullntz from Ken}'&.
lust week on humun right11
pcrspc:cttve ol Amnettv
IIOMI, U human nghls OriJIIIII
NynnQ1ru dc•c:nbcd the aroa
'ahcauon of hvmg •tr.lndtll1
nnuvc Kcnyttn5 and the
Kcnyu hold~ m relation to
surrounding at
Renowned soctnltJt
Hnrnn!lton spoke to nn
Hnlloween naght nn the
JU!Itlcc Though u moJO
world'' wealth rests
c:ountr\ he stud,thc: mll ltC:rlal~
tv of human nght\ m 11't our ...
1' proently non ex
Hurflng ton outlined
quarcment'l lor equuluy one
1mplied an economy whtc:h
meome for :tll
Tht\t poanl' bnng to
quc-.llon of whether we tan
human nght~ I have to luup
ln'lt stntcment, roo We ~ho1\Q
at tndavtduul cquuhty IL'
und work from there: to
.aflordublc method to esta
raghts <•runted, tht needi
mu\ go unfulhllc:d. but the
"h1ch no~ perpetuates a
Of ltfc lor the mUJOrity rnu ..
lu~ter thon 11 hur. to
am:qunhlle~ Jl not no". wtwo
The ndmmi•.trauon and
dent Carter have: formed a
poltc) based. an pnrt. on
human nght11. B> mfluen111r.
rcpresentalt\'C:' tn vnnous
nuttonul corporutaon' to
thtn8!> a-. lonn' and ~trnnt tc
trtt'> not abadtng b) ,, hume
ethic the Curter team htu
mold for lorca~n rclutaon~ I
tht vuhditv ol thll>
however bct.\U~C andtvtdu.al
arc: dented when
perpetuated b~ the: refu'll
port If the proposed
centered on a legul gua
c:qualuy. is th1~o approach
atmc:d"
I agree thnt on attempt
porntc 'locaul . tondurd'i an
pohc) '' praa,e--worthy Yet.
tng. the log•c of the pamblt
tat~ ... Thou .. halt not ca\1
stone... I reel our Ul>~·OC il\ltOI
thl!. 'elf-nghteou' ethic 11
bc:cuu'c: we hnve provided no
pic to r olio\\
If H.arnngton wn~ cor
'>Uillstlc-. then the U S ·
clo~er to provtdang equmu•
some other welttcrn
h1ghlighung human nght' as
tore1gn pohey, we m5tead
to plnce restnc:ta\·e ~.~u ,, .. .,,w...­
thc pocketbook without the
JU!Ittfic.ataon for '\UCh hmth
The crtterm lor tore1gn
pU\l ndmiOI'Itr:I UOO\ hO!> u•~••
,an appc.tlinp prtch to the
pubhc uch a' the Mauhall
I uod for Peace l.artcr's
humnn nght\ muy come
tl\d} '" '" nude!>t lorm. but
II 'hope' ,, (OO!ie n~US Ort
d1\-1duullrc:cdom should be
hrl\ !IIIII 01>t been ~en
Pioneer Log To the Editor
Editor. Ooten Mandai
Bualnna Men~ Jonn Scoll
Ma"-~Jing fdllor Hana HOI1n1oe4
Newa fdltor Nena Dakar
eop, Editor Cynthia Owlf\t
lpolb fdllor An11a Marl\a
f.ntllftalnmenl fOitor Anne Steiner
Oplnaon Editor Jell Pierce
Art OlntctOf Ray Ciarlo.
Phologrllpt\1 fdiiOr Ken Fabnc:k
Compoaltlon Editor 611arlono Kamoto
• Ad,.ttlatng EOIIor O.v SertHng, Jon
EdWatda
Clteulallon Manlli4'f Lynne HtlldO
Wrllen T aiMSzwa Chlbanguza. lnlto
o.-.-.., .Jolln Gu1n1110 O.ve lud.,lg. Camp"" Bo• 21
Lewis and Clark Coll~a Portland, Or~on 117219
(603) ?«-0161 exl 232 Thankyou, Yogi
'.)lAcy Olaoo, Phylha Ollor, l.outa Compoaltlon Jenny Fo1tor Keron ln th111 duy when 11 ~~
Pa111o Lorry Robc!rtaon Doug H111da Otoce lnokucht Kll L-•• (~'lhton.&blc: to c:omploan about
Rounbetg , Robttrt Taylor Molanru Ru4mck Karen Saul Marilyn d 1 ff &porta Meltaaa Hollorv1~ . Paul Snton •tu yang, wor d o ill!\, the
Robbins Hath Thotalntnason , 1.11 u1Jor advlaor RlchatCI Hoyt economy or 11 \Ultll meal, one man
Walklt Pholography adwaaor BNt ·,hftpperd tn our mtd!lt dc\c:rves d thank you for
Entertainmen t Ivan Oool1y Aktko Splrtlual guld1nce Mt Bagol Pittce bringanl( us \Omc: (un We •ecm to Nakt Julie PUCJorbaugh , ~nno
TrunbiOOCI tn~c: ham for g:mntcd a~ hcclll ~ meull
Publlck Occu"~ c:•• Mlko Mlltuccr Olllcral publlc.uon 01 thP Aa•ocaatlld \\llh u . worb ttl Sntto. and alwny•
Phol~r•pht rl lt•'JIIe FAiu'l Ted ~1uc1t.on 1a or Lew11 and Clark 08t5 sw hn"' a ntcc th1ng to ay to tho\c of u'
Gaines. M1m1 Groy TrOCII H1cllman Pol•t•ne Hill Ro11d Pontana Oregon he ~now
Roll Jorgonun.Kamr OJnSarmadl, Tina 97219 Ptintll!<l wneltly b~ th• SollwOOCI 1 Wtlla, Ooanno Yuen a.. Stteono class pO\Ioge Plld at don't evc:n ._now ha!l gtvcn
Production leslie Otrwqy Ctnov Hilla Portland Oregon Annunlauba~;tlp llon nt1me tor we all '''" htm Yogi
Lynn L1vesrey C111dy Mackey coal u 50 I ust \aturduy ntjht, Yoa• did
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6 Of!Jilnllcd •lnd putd lor the
l!unJoht'rs ~hu c:ntertruncd
danantc room On bchnlf al
were: thc:rc I'd like to :.<tV a
thunk you \our cHon,
h .1pprccmtc:d1
D1onr
( opt'ltmcl RI'Hclrtll
Last fall issue
T ht., l'-suc c:omplc:tca
Pumn•r I t•.l: pllflllnll \\':
lor the (.tiiiC'rm l he hUl
ol wanter t&:rm will be Jitn
l'umrn I a~:. NtJ\'tmh~r tu
C'OI
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the "1
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could I
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from Kenya.
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\mnc:~U)'
nght& Or!Uin.iJ
bed the grot~
ma ,l0ncll l11
Gnd the
~oc1alut
·ke to an
1 on the
u
re!ll'l
the mutcn•u
non-e
utltned
~uahty nnt•«
>my whtch
bnng to
t her we: cao
,,,ve to lnust
)0 We !~ho~
uuhty aa
there: to
1d (0 ll;llliiUIU:
the nc:c:d•
td, but the
luate:\ n lo-.
BJOrity m
~ to sol\t
I now. wnc
ton' to
'ld grnnt
b\ a hum1u >
tam hn~
~luhons I
I htll o .
lndlVtdUJl
1 attempt lc
durd" tn
,rthy Yet.
1e parable
not CU\t
U\~OCHI
ethic 11
ovided
:rn
) nght' IU
an~tead
quahfi,...,, ..
\hout the
,h hmtt
~r Coretsn
' hus .......
to the
ar:.httll
Carter\
come
rm. but
us on
ould~
ten To the Editor
God's word
Awund and around we ao on
hot •~ ue ol homo\C~tuuhty
Collow1ne ull the leue"" tn the
....... 1 or. there 'till ta one thana
1 than• need to bt clanfied
In the n:bullal' to Dean Pc:tty'~
many ,poke o( the love
'«"two people of the: •a me: 11ex,
~auttlul 11 can be and that no
hould be dented that r here
" to be. 'lOme: confuSion as to
con,ututc .t homosc::tual .
rn\' o" n \'sc:wpoant Juarec Wlth
dcltntlton of the lmt'rtcon
ntl lltlfiOrt "htch \UY
,C:\UIIhl y Ill .. 'ICl\IIUI de~mc: lor
ual .tc:ll\11) wtthonothc:rol the:
~C:'I . "
1 tntnJ: our lc:llo" mun of the
or oppo<iatc: 'ICIIt, hn~ lonH been a
lcm 1n C)Ut :~ociel) A man two
)'(.II"\ ago told us. to do
hang ,tbout 11 "l.ove your
bnr ,1, ,·oundf " I huvc a deep
r,,found love: for muny women
.tnd yl..l I um not t.1 homo~lt
hut i\1 hrt\C: no suunl de)lfC: Cor
• When Paul wrote: the: par.,ogc ..
man' I th.tt have been '10 ohc:n
he 'uad nothmg uhout nut
~ your brother What he: wrote:
"'~"lh · rc:rerrc:d to the: -;cxualoct
,ould he be prtac:han~ the:
or (,od tf he WQ'I c:ncournging
nut to love one another"'
Plt•"e dun't mt'iundc:n~t..md me.
'avsng lhut the chur(;h hn)
"tth tht\ ~ubjc:ct m the proper
cr \'.hat I am !!UYtn~ '" th•~
\\1 md -.;ty thut .eJt With a
ul the 'a me gender 111 tn nm
111 ltl\C: t.1 ~1"\on ol the: , .. me ,c,..
, C11>d doc .. not hate: che mncr,tf
He nc: \Cr would have: 'lent Ht'
I<• dtc: un the: eros~ and by the:
rc:u,omng netthc:r arc: we: to
the P'=r,un who eomm11\ thnt
I me: the: homosexual . you '~-"Y"
hc:h1nd you 100 ptrn:nt and I
the: church can usc: a lot or
th tn tht' .uc.~ But to 'll) that
ith the: 'amc: !!C:lt 1' olo.ay I "on't
.IU\C I 'tund on the truth of
\\'ord
Jontu lal'hfJh
Junior
and accept
I'm ul'u wriun~ m "~'pon'c: tn
t~cm · \ lc:tte:r ot Oct 26 .
II "e arc: to alto" tht Btble to
the "1 ruth ·• then I behe\c: we:
loolo. further thnn Denn\ gaven
.. 8 .. (Rom I 25-27) whtc:h mtght
\ lx rc:flt:cttng the penod an
11 "·'' wrtttc:n or ma) hn\~o:
Influenced b} dtffc:rent antc:r
ur u.ln,latton~o through
" In m\ opmton the: Rtblc:
.1 mon: ha\lr truth a more
nn.>Jnt mc:so,age. and thnt '' low·.
t could be: rrc:<ttC:r 10 dO\ ( hm·
opmmn''
I he: Bible: ·•~c:H \<l)'l:l, MAll
i.tJJ,:, Vuwmhn /{), /978 1pccial airt ond powel'l from God
will wmcda)' come to an end, but
love: QOC!l on forever" (I Cor l.l8} ln
the: same chapter tt conunuea on co
In). ..l hert: arc: three th1np that
remtun fauh, hope, und love: and
the frc:.tlttl ;,f the e II love ... (I (or
1.3:131.
Not only dCK) the Btble atress
the emponunec ollovc, but tt actual·
ly connect God 14/th love an the
most complete way pontble
C1od t• love, and" hnever hvea
1n love. ltvc:' in God and God
hvt tn him.
(I John 4: 16}
But the: 81blc: doc:tn't ttop there,
it gtve! U\ 11' own •pcctfic: definuion
of what love: is
I ovc '' vc:r)' pattent und kmd
nt\C:r JCOIO\U Or enVtoU
ne\'Ct hoa~tf ul or proud. ne11er
haughl) or ,elfish or rude.
I ove doc) not demand tt'
own WU}. h "not trntoble or
touch~ · It docs not hold
srudl&e..' and will hllrdly not1cc
when other~ do 11 wron~
(I Cor. 13:4-S)
I I eel that too miln) ( hristian'
lo,c: •ught of th" C)sentaal mes~age
whc:n the:~ bc:pen to c:ondc:mn othen
lor supptl,cd wrong... and then lac:
the Btblc to JUSttfy thc:tr dtUpprovul
t O\ltnr und acc:cpung people: ..c:ems
to me to be more: tmportunt than
worrymg ttbout the: personal ex
h\C~ of other'\, und hould be more
nl .1 Jln.ll for thC' Chrttllun
Sarah HfJi!lb
Sc•plrnmorr
Fed up with Saga
T h" lc.·ttc:r concern\ the
rduhon,h&p between we:, the:
'ltudc:nh and our llll·powc:rful food
\trvu:e. IOiop I won't complain
about the cahbc:r of the furc:, hkc:
anythtng el\c: at tuu tb up and
down' How-ever, the quahty or 'c:r­
\ttc: orfcrc:d 0\U!Il be qu~ttoncd
A'!> ol recent months ~n~a hu~
talcn tt upon •t~lf to hmlltl'l p.1ymg
CU)tomc:r~> to one dC$ crt at a ume
1 hi" on the lace: ol 11 dOC'>n't sound
:o.o DacJ nut 11 result• tn c11cn more
c:ruwdmgm .10 alr't.!dy overcrowded
~nuauon Stmilnrlv , the pohc'f ol
An amateur forwn
I h1' 1"' ,, rep I) tu Kelt Run·
nm~·, letter an the No11 K Ptonrf'r
I (I~ Pa' Jm ' lux I' not nor \\3.' It
mc.tnt "' ~ rated h) ··dandard' or
rrulc"tnn.sl JUUrn..th\0\ M It "·'~ C:S·
tuhh .. h~:\.1 .uuJ puhh,hcd a' a forum
1 ur "' .tmntc:ur\ whtl do not a'pin:
to m 'cc ... , our pnmur) objc:tll'llc the
lc:Mntn~ e J'l'=nen\.~; ttenc:riltcd withtn
th.,; /11}(\ lnrm...t
The I o~. ulong w1th K l C. arc
run u' prc:parat(lf) lc.Jrntng tool, lor alloWina one person to take back
only one plate at a time for IICCOnd•
on the: ma.tn dilb. c:an h.lvc: no other
purpose than to promote: crowdmJ.
.and tbc:reb) dt~~uraae student
lrom avaihna themselves of any
mort food
Thf' JU.lllic:utaon u'ltd for these
policic' •• to clatm thAt they •save
some for the: nc:J.t pel'$on," yc:t I
would thtnk that Sap i• bctn8 p;ud
to provade meals c:nou&h to ao
around Thc:y, obviously, do not
think ol 11 that way. Contmc:ntal
bre.ald11s1 is a good example. A
limited number ot rolh are b.lked ..
and when the)' run out (aomeume as
early a K I~ 11 m) th.tt'• it It "n't a
c:onn:J<n wuh wutc thut c:au~a chta
paucity of vittl~ (any extra could be
sold ut the Trail Room) but .tn
ob..,1ou' wish lo .ne mone-y 1n the
ltmplc.,l wa.y po,\lblc
No", I have: nothina ap.tn,t
taving money. and I don't claim to
be underfed . but 11 \Cem5 clear to me
that an the: ~me: or aetttna (c:d, Sap
hold) all the trump cards. Thq· can
loy down rule) nnd regulation~ of
an\ ~and they want. They set the
houn we cat. the rates \\e pay, and
the quality ol the rood we: receive.
And they hold a total monopoly on
the: bu•inc:u o£ aU on-almpU\
uudent
What nrc thc:tr obhpttora1 Do
the:}' uctuallv h.1ve ln)' rc:spon-
61bthtle other than the prorerrini or
three: bowl' of gruel a da) Are
)CCOnd\ Ill lunch merely o{(c:red OUt
Of the: flOoOOC1S o( the corporate
heart" Am I ()o to 'peak) bitins the
hand that fc:cd!t me:?
1 really would like: to kno\10 what
"1ag.1 guarnntc:c: to do in c:~c:luange
for S2"'S o term. und tf. perhAJ" the)
m1{lhl not do 11 a litUe better lf there:
w.1 a re\lc:" of their policy maluns
llhtlity. or c:vc:n (ht41ven forbid) a
hlllc: thrcm of competition
MiJ.:t' /knnrtt
Jumur
Be a
winter sport
Srt thf' Jan Ill luu~ L------------..J
C'.trt-er!\ and :.J) rclc:reni:C.\ to 'lmulatc
ho" the real world opcnu~ .
fa\'clm ' '' not me<snt a' .tn .sltc:r·
nut1 .. ~ but ,,., ,, compliment allo" tng
thn"'- \o\ bn mtght not appear tn I hi:
/..m: tn c \flfC'' \IC:W' und concernqo
the CAlmmunll) .
II \'llU Kell),lc:c:lthlll dt .. c:rs1ty •s
~t pl::u.-c:d -pc:rm~nently" 10 the
neur~t tru'h bin thc:n ma\ be you
,hCluld d<t u h1t of ~lud) toto the
n.tturc: nl :\uturc:. '" thAt dlvef\it}
and .. t.shiht) arc: ..;lo,el~ related.
Son./1· \forriwn
Jrmwr
:~
f;
~ In the fast lane
Church should pray for itself
Jtff Plr.ru
Of Ill-l"kwwff l.ot
RELIGION IS no bta deal an
Oregon. The truth ('I( that
statement iJ obvious even at Lewis
and Clark. which forsakes its
Paubytenan prm::plJ in favor ol
brinaina in tUtllon money from non·
Presbyterian, , In fad, or the 50
natn, Orc:aon ranks nut to the
bottom when it cames 10 the perccn·
ta~ of atr. populAtion bach '' af­
filiated ~tlh churches. Only
netshbonng Washington tun a
arru.ller church-going mrnonty.
Ac:conhng to recent surveys.
onl\' 39 percent uf Orc:gontllns ore
.affiharcd with churches J'he
nauonal avera~ '' 60 pera:nl.
Wtllamtlft' w,.,.A recently d1d It
stud)' of rc:htpon 1n thts state: lt
found mcnt churches afraid to
apcculate about their futura riaht
no\\. Paniapat&on •• falling off. an~
the traditional churches arc: faced
wuh the dec aston whether it is nobler
to strhc: for larger conareptions '\\ t/;
s ~
-:. ~
Kille for strong followinp among fewer people:. Politics may a.bo play anto
the trouble as pohuc:Uans seck to rc:mo\-e the: t.u ~empuom churches ha~
en10Yed for so long.
At the same time:, c:vanaetic:al c:onareptions-formed in the: wake of a
thtrty-ycar c:ampaian by people: like Btlly Graham-a.re c.apandinJ..
A atatc:W1dc: survey taken in lq71 showed the two taraest evanp:hcal
churches, Conservauve Baptisl and the 'a.urc:oe. with a total of 60,000
memben . That's a surpruin& number when compared wuh the 213,000
claimed by the Roman Catholic Church. Ortaon's IMgest.
Why a~ thtf.e cvangehc:al churches arowina7 Wlllamm~ Wno.4 says
people ar'C searching for a revival ot tradiuonal moral values and s.omc
definite dtrcc:t1on 1o their rch&JOns Both of these were lost some: how dunns
the: revolutionary 1960s. The c:va.ngeluts seem to be ofTerins a aamplc.
~traight(orward n:li&ion aptn. Father Joe Jacobberaer , c:h.anccllor of the
Romo~n Catholic rchdioca.c ol Portl.tnd. was quoted u saY'n& ·They
cmpha't&Le the point tbat people art buy\n(l today. and that il lo let God take
care of your hfc: for you. People: are nrtd or AC:CCpting personal respons•bth·
ty."
But competition isn't the only problem fac:sna ORson's tradJttonal
churches. Pohtics '' now gettina 10 the: pme. Billa ha~ bc:cn introduced in
the: state leJiilahJrc for the past seven yean wbich would have dUpped away
at the tu breaks churches and other non-profit orpnwuaons receive. None
were p:w.ed.
These bills souJht to brina in fees from the churches for buic public
s.emccs and propert) tu moMy. While WdiDmtt" WuA: says molt O~gon
churches are will in& to pay some: service tee, those churches auist the: lou or
UtX uempt status They arauc II wouJd break down the FiDt Amendmcnl
church-state Kparation . How-e\'Cr, Rep. Vera K.au (D-Multno mah). co-­
ch..lirpc:non of 1hc: House Ways and Means Committee tn ·atcm, doctn't sec
'' that wa)·. She sc:cm.s to rcgrtt the money churches arc a.aving undc:1 such a
tu •Ustus: SID million in 1977, wnicb church offic:sal clJum is Just a drop in
the bucket wheo compared to Oregon's annual budget of over Sl bsllion
Katz promues to introduce another btU this year to lcucn the UaJ. e:~tcmpt
<otatus o( churches. and threatens to take the decision to the: ~ncral vollng
public ir the lc:Ji•laturc will not accc:pt n _thtt ume.
Wtth all thi~ going on, church leader$ must be pra)'1ng for themselves for
once.
Y da gh Homosawsht · hits become a maJor
OlD" gay U ter topicofcon\ttSatJononthcedJtonal
pages of th11 neW1papc:r . It's u much
:a top1c: off this campus. as Anita Bryant's career plummets downhill1n the
wake or her anu-py campaign, and California vaters "-ere faced wath an
tmtiaU\'C this Lut Tuesday whiCh ~ould ha'lle banned homosellual teachers
I rom the: litlilte'' public schools
In the li&ht lor or a piNt the spread ol homosuual behaVtor. there arc:
upp.trcntl) casualt.ic:~ people who find it hard to ju lU) thdr behavior
.tccordins to the: style or m()dcm socic:t •
The PicmHr Lot rc:cently rc:cei.ved a letcc:r from an unnarmd student
who "'~' quouontn& hc:r behavior. 1 his lencr wa5 accom~naed by a nou
from John Schneider. head of the: campus oounschna center. SCh~idc:r's
ootc uid lhat this student had aonc co htm with the lct\cr. He ur,IC'd her to
remo\'c: her name. despite the l..ot'' polic:y of not publmuna uruipd Itt ten.
·considering the: subject matter and the personal nacun: ofthis letter,"
Schneider's letter read ... , tronJly utiJt you to make an c~cepuon to your
puhc) ...
The acc:ompanyin&lc:ttcr read:
God. I'm a Lcsbtan Do you love me? My brolhen and LSters m the
church say lhat rm feeling ,uilt)' bc<:aU$C I've r'Cjected )OU, but I don't rc:cl
guilt). I ha\~n't rejected )OU Should I be r'Cjcctc:dt
I'm hun by your people. I thought thar Wf: all ~rc: for&Jven. When the:
"orruan taken tn adultery was brou&ht bcfor'C your on. the one that
ac..:ardtn& to the "Moutc: Law" "as to be: stoned. was to judaed. he satd, •He
1hat ,~ \\lthout "" am~lnJ you. let him fint cast a stone at her ... Arc: )our
~ople no" without stn, thll they can tone me wuh their rejection"
rour WMd says ... Bclo,cd, lf God $0 lo\ed us, \\'C should also love one
anoth~r" Yuur people throughout hi .. tory havt: taken the attitude that
hnmo c::o.u:aht 15 a n:Jcc:tton of )OU, a in be:)ond compare They ha\'C
n:Jc:ctctl, turtucC'd ~tnd killed us. Whtr'C t!' )our lo~ en thu"
Oedn't ou teach us to lo .. 'C our netshbora as ourKh"O. nr.ll to JUd~ lest
"e be JUdgt'd How can my brothers and sis ten take the: mute out of m) e)-e
when the\ have bcanu tn theu o"n? re the) hypoaitc:s ?
God, help me lind m) pl&cc among) our peopl~ A plate to find sup~n
and an uncondttton&l lll\C. 1 ju,t want trecdom to h\'C an the wortd )IOU
~atc:d, ""'th m) human uahu auarantecd I'll love yuu nCI matter what m)
~ttultli(ln but please. let all m)i brothers and wters hve in harmon), mof'C
ready to :u:c:cpt than to jud~.
7 Jcn P•rr«
Of IIW f'iannot I.e! I
0 R EGOl'\ Ht\ THE death pcnall>
u~m. In JU t 22 da)~ . premedttnted
murde,;n anJ those v. ho repn:. ent a "threat
co ~Ct.)- \\111 be ehgsble lor commitment to
the gu dumber. We'll ~oon ha\e a nev.
go,emor. as well, a bus•neuman v.ho can onl)
be descnbcd as polttic:tll_y consen'tttt\e,
Rcpubhc:sns ha\"C also v.on a net gntn ol three
~ ~tnte House scau in the ~nt clecuon\,
tippin~ the f>Clle.s lor the I97Q Oregon
leBJ"lati\"C :so;.'1on to 26 Republican~ und J4 • Pcmocnsh .
1 be nauonal scene )hov.' other grodulll
Republican g;uns
,\II th1' ~m to pomc tov.ilrd a nsmg tuJc
of corucrvahsm 10 the llmted Stnto. In an cr:a
author 1om Wolle refcD to as the '"me
decade,- waety 15 turntng mward, 1:$·
Ulbh)htng a pohucal attuudc that mtght best
be termed the .. autunom ohcll " fhc em bel'$
of hberah m seem to be IMmg thear v.clcume
glov. ll our mcmori~ of the \'lctl\llm War
fndc.. A w~ iorget the war and hudder with
dlStruu at the thrcatemng pov.cr of po I·
Watergate go\-emment, the hbcrall.ch uHer
from the doubts \'otcl"5 hold toward hro.ad
go,emment control, long a precept of the
lkmoc::rauc f'.any.
Thtnl: bad to the Prcsadentu.l c:amp;tagn
of 1976 ~hen former Cuhlurnta GO\ernor
RorUJid Reagan presented n stgnafiaant
challenfc to mcumbcnt enid ford at the:
Republican oon\-cnuon Remember the con­
trove~\ O'.c:r rc:turnmg the Pannrna Canal
1.one to the P.ul3manuan go~;c:rnment , Reagan
ran on &he!ltAncc that II hould be returned, to
the atu«mcna of Rc:puhhcnn) and [ )c:mocrut:.
ahl;c
On the homon nov., lool nt Ph1lhp
Crnnc:. aile 48-.)eat-old llhnuts congrC$iman
~ ho h:u alrend) declared hli OJndtducy 1n the
ne~t Prestdcotaal rucc Mnn than hn conscr­
\'Dia\e 't~ "1 could v.1n tum the\\ hue Jlou~.e 1n
19 0
fiul nrc COtl$C~ntJ\c pohttcs rt:41ll) the
t)le of the future"
JudgmEJ from our rctlCnt national clec­
IIOR!o, u'• hard to leU l'hc: Rcpubhcan Party
fi'Uide 50mt: notable gJIIn~ 10 la~t r uCMiay'~
polauc:al arC"lh, pte ang ur 32 eat an the
'l.hnnaota lcgislatu~ to 11c lkmocrat•c
membcrJhtp at 67...07 In Penn )hanua, -
•
lno" n for hts tmdtrionalh cono,crvathc
pohtu:-s. the outcome: of the rc:ccnt clc:c.tion~
rna' ~ho" nothing mor-e than nn indeci"~rcnt'
on the ran ol 'otcrs. Thcfae1that Rcpuhhcan
forca made :.ome gains may ha\'c been luck
mor-e than nn andaaauon o( ~prcadtng con)tr·
\'lltism In a recent column. K.alp:unck ~v&cw ­
cd the indcciSI\tnc
.. In Mi ~ouri," he ~rotc, "lthc:rul~
defcated right~ta.~ork. In Vtrgmta 'kw
Jcr~\ and Flond.~ , consenr..ltive. \Ut'Oe ~lull}
r~a\tcd ncv. cllorts to leg.ahre gambling .
Calirnrnau enLarged the number ol crames
carr;.ing n demh penally n eonttcrvntnc vu:w.
Color:uJo said no to uu hmttutton -n hbcml
\1('\\ Rut Anlona .• C\'ado, Hcmaii. rexas
.lnd Idaho hkcd the: COn'-tr\athe idea or
rutuns reans upon ta tng and spending, and
flonda turned down a hbcr.~J st:lle mo~re
h•"••rd equal nl_dlu for women."
FOR .SOMF. IIMI!, pubhc opanaon poll·
~ten. have been lr)'tng IO COn\'&ncc US
the~ 1 • indeed, a tide o( con,crvatt'm v.ccp­
ang &he 1\mcncan character .
In Januaf) I 978, CB :-.lew~ nnd 11u!
'"" >'otJ. Timrs puhhshed thc1r findings ann
poll of 1 • .599 r:.ndoml) sampled, 3dult
J\mcno.ns fhc findings ~ho~ed more peorlc
nrc asllang thcmseh·es coMervat1vc no~ thun
an the lll~l 20 \Cat:'~ . In lacl, \\ hc:n comr.tred
Wllh I Vllllup poll 131.en tn 1972, it hnv.. D
s•gmricnnt tdc<'logical change an the la .. t i11.
)ear
In 1972, Rtchard :'\i,on ~as promasmgnn
~nd to Amcncun in' olvemc:nt •n southea5 t
1\1>1 1. I he hhcml l.c:tt wn$ otmnush mulang
tn·ro.tds al la)t 10 lis struggle ugaanJt a
~;onsct\'llll ve Prcs;tdcnt (,,cr-. one v..antc:d to • jumr on the hbc:rul b:andwagon fhe Gallup
poll talcn that )tar loumJ pc:orle descnhang
lhc:tr flt\hlaca( bcltcfs 10 the (oliO\\ tog mann.:r·
\en hbelisl, ctght percent, modcrntcl) hhcrnl,
18, mtddlc olthc: ro:1d, 33; moderatc:h ~onscr· • \llll\e, 2J. unu \'Cry COIUCnati\c. 14 The
rcrruundcr could not adcnlll) thcar polatacal
nllcgmn~
S1 )Can later, the CBS-nnu• ,, poll
sho""ed nsdac:nlh dtffc:rcnt UlllJitC$ 1 he •
percentage: ot people who desc:nbcd
I cmocrntt> lent their 118 to 8S control m the:
lfo~ and, a.s olla&l "tel. the p:sny mu~c:-up
ol thut bod) v. !> almust uc:d ut 101
Rcpubbeua1 nod 102 l)cmocrat& . them)C'l\~ ns \CI')' liberal had dropped to lour
percent At the &arne lime, the: moderate!)
hberul facuon Kored 19 percent; mtddlc olthe
road, 27. moder:ucl) c:onlCrvutivc, 32; und
'cry con er~r-auvc 10. Add to tho)e figurer.
I ciaht percent "ho could nol c:lc rly 1dcnt1fy
theu rdtih;atwni
1crnn l>yrn.all). hcutcnunt gmcrnor of
C.,lalorniD, W".tr. unsc.aled b) Republican
challenger . Tht& small c-hange: could alter our
polatacal chm:nc h could cnrple (to\crnor
Jc:rn Hrown's Prcsadcnllal ambaunns m 1980,
he maght not v.ant to lcD~rc: the ~tate an the
hanch of a Repubhc:~n heuteru.nt govcrnCJr ns
he left 11 v.nh a Dcmocrauc cohon dunng has
tra\-cls acron the countf) an 1976
On the other hand, as poanted out by
t} ndtasted columntst Jamcr.J . .: llpatnck. ~ell
8 \nntlu:r poll, 1h1r. one conducted bv the
i\'t•u Yurl; Ou1l1 ,-.:,.~ ,l i,1 the fall til IQ17,
ho~ed thul 1n Nev.: 'r'od Ctt). long r.:gardc:d
b\ l'nhrac:•l obknen1 a.\ the 11ronghuld ol
labernltsm, nnl\ 22 percent of thn c sunevc:d
as lied lhemr.cl .. c:!. hhcral,, v. htlc 2 percent
prelcrrc:d tn be l nov.: n :t5 I he maddle ol the
ruad I\ pc, and 34 percent claamed ttl be of o
OOnKI\.111\'c bent
f>IIIJS, hll"C\tr, can he \CI") ma le-.tding
f•or 10 lance. "'hen pattletf"ltntr. In the CIJS.
71mt'. poll v.cre :u~cd lo upi.Jan the • d1rfcrencc~ bctv.:ecn hbcrnl .tnd conscrvauvc:
''C"\· 4 percent ~id the) didn't know.
Moreover, tho~ who lanced them~lvc s con­
~>Crvauvcs often were at odd., wnh 1\ptaal
conservative: lcantngs.
In un un.elc columni:.t Kilpatrick wrote
lor ¥atrnn·, 8uunt'J5 m3g;l/Jnc la~l ,\pnl, he
e :.maned the tdcologtc.1l confu,ion . ..The
con,cnttonul wi\dom · be wrote, '"tc.tches u~
thnt con,ervallvc:5 oppose the Humphn:)· H.'" lw' I hall~mrlo) mcntl ball oppo)e gun
~ontrol, opf)<l\( nauonul he:11th •n~umnet:
Of'fHl\C "c' cduc:;ation an the chool'-oppo"t
go\'crnmcnt rcgulnttan of 'alc:ty stamfard
und s-upport In""' to re trict pornogroph) .
.. But an tha' poll. mor-e thun h.IU ohuch
• • rc.'\pondcnh ~upponcd the vel) propo,mon.,
that conscrvu uvc put<&ti'cl) oppose. and on
1 he '"'uc or pornogruph) , th~e clf-~tyled
conscn JII\C:S "en: .llmost exactly d1v1ded: 48
JlCI('(nl rud thc~leol pomogrnphyJhould be
restnctetl, 4Q percent said adults .,hould he
aiiO\\ed to hu\ what they plea~ ...
HEN MICHAEL H\RRI'lulOI\
chaarman ol the rultlonal Democruuc
Soctalht Org.tnwng Commutce, spole a1
I C:\\1 and Clnr~ rccenth. the Pwnn•r LoR •
ra ~ed ham about the upp.~rant 'hift to the
puhta~;.tl R1ght 1n the United 4itate-. He agr~ed
that the roth ha\e pro\ed misleading .
"'I th111l.: the countf)' i!> moving left. nght
und center, .. H<trrington '>aid. w A' I rc.~d the
C\ •dc:ru."C, 1f Hlll usl.. A mc:nc.lll!\ today 1\ rc you
hbcrul or conservative?' more people will \U}'
constl\ .11 ivc toda\ than wuulu have 'ICud • consen.atl\c 15 \lear ugo. U you then do what
7/rr \,.1, )lJr/. Jim.,, .tnd CB\ did, \OU ud: • tho e ne"" confltl'\aUves, 'What do you think
about nnuonal health?' the) 'II tell )OU I he) 're
lttr 11 't ou a L; them whether the) want thc1r
to c,o; to go up, and they'll 'ay no
" h potnt •~ th.tt, O\erall, the) tend to be
more nght·\'lng. but on pc:c:1lic progr.sms
the:) ..re 11 anythmc. more left·" ang ..
lndactmc: (II tha~ ideologacul 'acillo~uon
nrc the: ,an \\en to tv.o other recent poll
que~taom
l.ct'.\ first con rdcr the problem ol aflir·
maii\C uctaon Earhea tht5 )car, the U.S
Surrcmc C'oun ruled tnla\or of Allan BnHc:.
.1 \\hlle student ~ho ought to enter the
lJtll\er II\ ul C.Jhrornu a • .11 D.tvb mc:dic:al
M:hool lie cl11nted he h.ad been <lcnaed en·
1111 nt'c: hcl.:.tU ~e tht' \Chool wuos rncrvang ,,
ccn.un number of orenanB-.' for minoa il)
tude: ntr. I here w.~& a great deal of con"der"
twn during that tune concerllmg the V.111dom
(II .llllrm:ali\e ucuon progrums I he pre~~ .tnd
pnlataca.tn s soucJ the Amcrtt.tn people were
gencrull) Ill luvur ol pto\ldana some advun­
t.I(:C~ tu dt!i.lld\iantu!olcd manormcs
llo~c\er , u Gull up !iiiUd) tukc:n at the tame
of the debate luund thut 8) pcr~.;c:nt ol those
lfUe~llunc:d \\ere: • gaam.t v.h:u Bakl..c termed
'"rc,crl\C di)CrttntnJtlon M Onl~ 10 percenl
la\nrc:d the pr.acuce
A~rn rclernng to the: CBS· Trmts poll,
the r~utu dto"ed that .SK pcrunl dtdn't like a
yc
• . .,
dcmnatior
eoneern }
suilphricd
Llillllllt ion
loth
"mo$1 go,crnment-'lponsored ,. th~e
prosrJm .. Yet 81 percenl upprO\icd ol th4
~tamp s lor the ptlor and !\Orne linanaJI\xamunatJ
lor chaldrcn 1n IO\\•incomc hom~ where \rnee
one parent ,., pre~nt . haw rc-.!li~
Mtchacl Harrington ~.Y the o~n~problcm
pollster n:'-'Ci\t:.\ depend upon the qu lc de1
.,kl"d I he outcome of the poll can th > of th
tle manirulrued to 'how JUSt about :ln\' lttiaa lauh
lie 11d con\enu tivclo uc n~lang the and
nght no\\ and their hope" .~re reOccted of 8l
un,.v.cr' But there an: many are<~!\ bt tbe alencc:
'' hach :tn; .. arnply not cl..-ar in the And
thu'c bcang polled added
lioa b) "cr~
.E.Rfi\P\ \ BETll:.R a~~~mr.: tiJanhope •
e the pohucul chmntc 10 thL'I countl')t I did n
j, to .. ay th.lt mcrican~o on: not et'UIIo"
more con.,cr. alive, but <~tmpl) I e.'$ hlrOo 'mllh
"Wh.llc\c:r their extent," ~•d L S C:l\11 tll
WorM Rt•port 13'111 Januar} "l1 tnukcd
In cs are triggered b) '"hat t\menc:aru that I
e,,pcricnc:cd an r-ecent )c:IIY growin1 the
mh tHno and prohfernting probl thj
po' crt\, en me:, mllataon and moml
that ha'C' undercut ltbcrnlism·.. Ycul
elu'" ~: ocaal .md 1:\:onomac {touts
19'\(h." not
During the JQ60\ and up unttlthect. ,.~lht'r ~e
the Vactnum War, the countl') wast J,:e or ~
gc:ner.JII) libtr.1l path. NaAon·, In rafl
politac .mu hi' dcln.> in cndrn~ th.ll j
h10ught even more liber.d\ out of the ted
O\cr the nation It Wlt'llln extreme andm~
un c trcmi 1 admamstrallon Hnd • outth
pohtu,: bteo mote middle of the road. bm ;a
ended the '~ar during hi) lint ad 's lno,
rather th'ln hohhng onto tt a'l a tool r to the
c:lc~:uon 10 1972, the me ol lihcrahsm ~-!'---..
not hau: been 'o abrupt, or nt least"
hn\e come und gunc o soon. I~
• It "••s after \'ictnam. the V In
an1.1dcnt .tnd Nt on's rc:5ignation •
hhcrula m tuned to lo1>c 111. lollo~ing. I rmut,//,
h.td prnvadl:d u rail} ing point lor
"n gunc Gm crnmcntal cont roh arc the !dillkuh to
ot the DemocraiiC Part) 's phtJo,oph) ge <UJm
niter Watergate people "ere uJr.utl
goHrnmcnt I he horror of i~on\
fur \\ hodcd lhe v. orld and turned people
·aulonom of elf" pohuc , It became
lm 1 he lkmoc:rat.. to e~pound
f'htlo,ophrc.s v.hen 1 he Rcpublu;.aru haHaw'
ahntugcd them When people lonJ,;cd AmcJ
I )cmocmuc hhc:r.11 ,the} :w;~X:aatc:d "'
a !I' lcm \\llh v.hich lhc:v \~anted ol.lll\1:; \'1c:tor
do pcrnnr,htj
Couple tim wuh <Soother 11em~ Nplt hold
JHIIllltC th.ll ol alw,ay~ Ud\n<;.lttng dU .u'td [
.and the ~rov.mg tCloJ'CCIIor the l..th<l n.tl Ui
\'1111\e" as mnre undcl":'lt.lndahlc f-or "lu\ur
II "u' h.arder lor conscr~;, ui\e t<• r,all ot \lea
gt\lng the P:tnam.1 CunJI bad to the 1·111\ln htl
.lm.tnwm he~.JU\e II v.: S their rtght tu of the ~
th.1n II ""·" lor the conscnati\C\ to too all
the U.s huuld rctuan control in o lllr 'e
luprtng line rcm:un clear It ;, e\en 10 the '
f>mr1c,., I ox. Nm f'mhn /f'J. endor e
\\hen II It': • vem a happy
r o the ~tudenl Bod>'• flucully
niT. 1 hanL: ) ou lor your up·
of 1h111 term' Alood Dn'+'c. We
itue Dlllhe \'olunrc:er help "e
\ed nnd m..tn) chunks to lho'-C nl
who donated hlood. It WIU n
und su"~"lul day
one dtd ''" e:o~cdlenl job in
01ng h1gh moral.
We're looking lorward lo .scemg
ag.1in on Jun. 21. S.tmc ume,
pbcc, ~tme "c'"
1\mh~, . Johnsu11
/,J'"'"~ S. Ra)
Co-chutrr,rrrott.• .
Rt>tl ( mfl Blood Dnw
your choice
Man~ leucrll huvc IIPftc.Jrcd 1n
lbc /'wnrrr /.(,g smc m) leiter
IPPf·•red '"the: Oct 2b, 1978 as,uc. l
~~~~ ~wou ld like, AI 1h1., time, todnrif> my
:
1~~;a11u.or 1.1tcments und to respond to
ol lhC: (lOIOIS HI the letters
m r~ponr,c to my earlier
1 rcahu that my letter wus
IWI'illcn too "trongl). I re.•lilc it hnd
of t\nit.l·ism . I realize that my
ol dirt) di$hcs wa~
mani11ng . I re-.1liu that my
1---.....,,...._._.ant lnm:ltlon ol (,od' word had the
~I ~II nghtcousnc: " .wd con­
dcmn.ttion ruther than lo"e and
concern. And I rcahtc: I gro .. ,ly over­
~mp hried and generalued the ga)
aituuuon.
To thc:~e points I ~land guilty
osored we UMI thest poinl'l I wi~h to retract.
upproved or g th.tt the l ewi~ and Clark
me fmanc:W-munth .1'1 at whole. lorgtvc me.
'\Omt"S when "mcc m} (ir-,tleller to the Log, I
haw ~Jhtcd the great depth or thi'
the answ:p!Oblcm. I found out thut mnn\'
n the qua: lc delll ""h thb problem and
oil cun, thet many of them nrc even of the Cbri,.
about any daD iuth. I bcg.1n to undcr,tilnd the
tingthe q~~ und frustr.Jllon that go6 on
re n:Occtcd e of g;.t\' people the: tUrtnOII of
ay arc:.l!l b( tile 1lence that socicl) force, upon
in the nd I rcali1c thnt m\ letter
added In th.JI p;nn and fru~tra•
,lion b)' ~rcanung d~truc rion rather
l a\~e:urn,c:: hope
I dtd nut in my letter cnll lor the
.re not bec:a: lll!lrlt>eution ot lWY' .. , Doug
npl) le.~ '>mtth tmphed ...,or d1d ltntend
d t \ ct\illlnd p<:f"on.ll nghh ~hould
r), .. h ~ot.cd , as Geor~e Aberle im·
Americ-.1ru tha\ I de:mcd. I only wi-ched to
: gro'Atn& the l c"•s and Cl.lrk com·
ng II) thut the B1blc: does 'SC1:
::t morul '' c~ualit} us a tn :.nd that e\en To the Editor
.. Wt l~o eonstanrly th,1nl God
lhlll "hen )llll fC:CCIVC lrnm us the
"ord nl <•otJ's mesJ.age, you
n ccpted 11 nul u" the word c•l men,
but lor whut II re:ttl) is, the WOrd of
<.JotJ. • " (I I hess 2 13) What ruul
w115 prcach~r~g "ua not b.•~~d upon
ocual norm5, but \\Ua $1rlll8hl I rom
{,otJ
\nothcr nrgumcnl tor
homo~c u.Jht)', nlong 1hc-'C ~•me
l1t1e~. IS to l\UY that siB,cry and
"omcn'1 nghts lull an to the :!.lAme
attcgor us homosexuality Paul
ne\cr tares !hat not havang slave:; 11
11 in, nur d01.~ he stute thllt 'A omen
h:nmg nghta ., u am Ho"'c'cr, he
doe5 lntc thtll homollellunl nct1 arc:
\\ wng
In one fliUSJJgc (Col 4•1), Paul
tell the m.l!ltcrs to grunt their al.m:s
'"ju t1cc and fn•mcu." Conccrnmg
"omen, Paul stutc 1 hat Mthere 15
nc1ther m;tlc nor lemalc, for you arc
all one: 1n Chnsl Jesu'l" (Gal 3.2&).
Concern1ng homoscJtualit}, tl u
h ted us an .u:l ol .. the ungodh and
sinners" (l hm. 1:9~10) ro argue
th:u lhc\ all {.•II into the same
category '' druwing a boundary that
docs not e'\t t and onh M:nes to
cloud the n<~ue. drawing us further
nwa~ lrom the true mc.1ning.
One further po1nl th.Jt I would
ht.c to re~pond to 1 u cd by George
,\bcrle Hl"' point IS thai today we
k no" thJt live to ten percent o( our
populJ.IIon '' ga) md, thcn:(ore,
with tht' t.no" ledge in hand, ~e c--.tn
dl\rc.gard Paul' te-.1ching on
homO\C"Whl) btC3U~ il is OUl•
d.JIC'd fhi~ lOgic If taken further,
e1n al"o bC' U'>ed to ,uppllrt man)
d1lleren1 bC'h3'+'iors . We can also
dt·Hegard the Bible\ 1e.1ching in
murder :tnd h mg "hen "e lind thai
fl\ e to ten pc:rctol ol the popul..lllon
de"elop\ such hahn-; Wlthout thear
con\Ciou~ p.artlctpation AI u 'very
eurlv age.
Don·t you see, our nature, bcmg
what 11 1,, has m;1ny chllractcmtics
that dt1 not enhAnce our ocict) We
did not cho~,se these ch.Jrllcleu~tics,
bu1 &he) arc there. People arc
ha,tcnll) ~Zrccdy, sdf-cenlered, full
of .tng~:r <.~nd dccc•tful Due~ th1stact
JU tif) th~: c uction\ and auuud~ '1
1 he) e:•lllor u' to be undentundmg ,
hut not to c:-.cu~ them. o£Ceo the power to those
g:l) '" change who arc for e~enang commencement
It is possible.
n.•an Pt'IH
~·tnit~r
Logical, democratic
I am imprencd with the C..oah­
tion for Radic:.~l Ocmocru liC Action
for their awareness und inauata\e to
change the proce~~ ol selecting o
commencement 1pc.1ker.
-'' u member of the senior cla.;s
I resented the letter b) John Bro\\<n
to nll.sentol"', "'h1ch asked r.eniors to
submtt rccommend>~t•ons to :an ad·
m1m trau"c rommutcc, which then
)ubm1h lis own rccommendauon5tl')
the Board of ~rust en, \II hich ul·
timatch ha .. the final dc:cmon nnd
"hu:h i 1n no wa) even buund to the
rcCllmmc:nd.lltnns of the students or
an)onc fhe members of the
M \eadem&" ' ~\Utut'!\ Commutce .. nrc
nut eJected und tudenu nrc
represcnled on thecommlltc:c: b) one
• unommou' ~mor woman . • I commend the Co;1ht1on in 1h
eflort to reuh1c d.:m~mC) on 1h1s
cumpus tndeed a lorm or
de moe run• talo;cn I I'Jr gnntc:d b) ccremontes .
When I willed to u man an the
admtnu.tratnc ofhces of Warner
Pacific College here in Ponland. he
s:ud the Baccalaurcate spc.tler was
chosen hy the ludenu, and the
commencement speaker was chosen
by the: prcstdent's office When I
nsked him, howe' er, if he had e'er
rl'kcd bank pre;1den1 to be speaker
(a~ t.c'A j., and Clark dtd last )'ear),
h•s repl) was, .. Oh nol We're not
concerned ""ith those dollars and
cent kinds oi thmgs. We choose:
nauonlllligures lor tbetr o\1-n ment "
I he rcsponlC rrom 1 (WU and
CurL tudent.s "'ho arc: 1pung the
petillon that IS circulating mull be
proolto the go..,erning hod•n of this
uaututJon th:tt tudents hue arc not
on!) rcsporutble enough to .select a
commemxmc:nt spealr.;c:r reprcscn·
tntive ol then 1nter~ts, but also
eager to accept thctr nght to do so
ba"ed un dt"mocr.1llc pnncrpln The
o'erwhelmmg ropo~ I heard from
.1ll 1 udenl and tucult}. npro-scd
the nouon that changtnt; the: pr~~
was onl) .. rc:Jl of\ll ble," •logtcat• and
.. democratiC ..
Paul preOAchc:d the Go ret. a moll\ 'Aell-reputed UOI\ersuia. Reed
rnc"\ai!C at IO\c and hope to all He College. lor C'<amplc:, sohcus \1o l l.e~A<i and Clark tudcnls
JHc:.tched thllt there i" hope that our -.u~ge.,tmn trom student , ol "h1ch scc.nt 10 11:1:l1t 11 thetr penogatwc to
ba''"' !\CII-ccnteredncss c:un be there "ere: o\er 100 thi~ 'car. lhe5c select a C(lmmenccmc:nl peaker :1nd
changed. that our C\il nature can be ""U~taon . then go to a comm1tlce \\til plan scpantte commencement
rrun~lormed . He preached thai the ot four cleeled sllldent ,three IU\:UII) ltuu bcner represent~ thctr mtcrests
aottgn we, ,1s u commumtv mny <:'all puwc:r for the change: comes through mcrnbcrl'\, and one~" hool ~ecrctary and 1de:tl" \1 the Board ol Tru)tces
' goal., ~•ntr mc:th1ng d•llerent 11 u o 10, Jc3U~ Chn't from God. nd thai The), in turn, narro" the ~lcction to tatl. to rccognaze their ab1hl) to
poe:. not change. llluc I\ blue me-.-..age WB\ oflcred to all, tor, after '" c:tndtdate' 1n order ol prderen1."C: . ma~c adult decw a on
) untllthc ~rtle thc:r 'Ae callu red, black, 'Ahllc:, all, "e ull ha\e th .. ll natuu. fhe'e ,pca~crs arc then nonlied b) I urge the: enure lc"t~ and
:\ wu:. lf'..l\ or raisley. In P.tul\ da} there \\ere !he prc:•mJcnl' ollii.C: The Board ol ~larl ~ummuml) 1\) '>Upport the
ton'!> nghl In fe$pon~ to George Aberle' homo C'\Ultb o.tnd P-.ul 8~ 0 hud tll I rU.\t~ nnc..l the rr~ldent's oliicc mo,ement to change the prOCC!o.s of
ending the that Paul was onl} lollo"ing de.1l \\1ll1tht~ '"uc. He preached the htnc n,uhmg to do \\llh tht' ">ch:dton M:I(CIIIIlt .1 '''mmcncc:mcnt pcal.:er
ll ot the kn,•wlcdge und un· mc,~gc of hope: to lh~;m und man} pro"t:.'' to u cumpu~·W'Idc '"Ole (based
remc nding of hh da)," I \\ould rc:CCI\t'\111 In I he ('onnthusn ,burch "-l.tntord tJn&\:crstl) choo es rertup.' on ~mor cln nomtnatJon
'· Hud out th.1t Paul d1d not ,ec: itthut \\C: 'ec that •orne ol them h;nc onl) '''0 'P' tKers h · genernl clectton or toptc clccuon ), and to 1gn the
the road, hut !ia\\ that he 'AD rollowmg learned ho\\ toju II() II 10 II('\\\\ I) One ·~ I ~en I rom the fltcUit} for u pc\llll•n to pc:r,uade the BtHC:fiiiOl\
1 ad ~nm .. ledgc In P.tul\ fif'l I <ldU~ . God\ "onh 'tand the :o.amc 'Acd:end grudu.1twn rc:trc:oat anc..lthc h<ldtes ol th1 college that toe:\\ is nd ble democratac communil) w&th or
wtthoul tht1r llUthonl)
Nora Hal/~1
Snuor
F.JIIM's nott'
S'nfm Haggle N.ocmg u
studuu r~prt'~tntaiiH! on
An.ultmlr AJjiJifS CQmmiiUt'
should aiJo IH-('Ontacud th~
the
'hr
Who is Mr. Choi?
Tht!> letter concerns itself wuh
the artu:lc run tn the P1c•nur I.LJs
dated Oct S. rc· "h. hot.
The Oregon \ U (Ph !34·
4112) stated that Judo "'il.S not tn­
troduccd into the 01)'ll1pte& unul
196J 10 Tok)'-'· lllp;tn, lru.i~ang tt
rctthcr hard for Mr Cho1 to getlhc
bronze: met!al 10 1~}6 A5 to ~;~
m1,pnnt. no reference boob tn an)
hbntry b tmg the 01 mpic: medal
"tnncn has Mr Cho••s name for nn~
)e:lr The U abo Sillies that the
coach (or the u.~ te.am tn IQ/6 was 8
Dr SaschiQ sh1da from ~e" \ ork.
rsnd h1 11s 1stnn1 was \tr Jom~
olgm of Ne\\ Jc:n.c}.
\\ nh regards to the atntemc:nt•n
the :arttcle ltult lr hot spent hu
ltr"' ~car 10 the U • tr<unmg go\ -em·
mc:nt 1ntclhgcntt :tFCnts and the
Whue House sccurit force, the
Whue House Personnel Dept. (Ph
l02-4St,.l414) ha~ no urord of tr
l hot, the E ccuu~e ProtccU\"t' scr­
vtccs (Ph 20~-t\34·5 05) h no
~ord or \lr Ch I anJ the ln·
telhgcncc ~gents an 1 ~, • et en1cc
1 rammg enter th.11 trntn tn­
tc:lhgencc and secret a en~ nd the
\\ httc Howe ccunn tnff(Ph 202-
S66-690J Mr \\'htppen, dtrcctor)
Ultl:) thllt Mr Chot h nc:\'Cr 1. U£ht
there 1n an Cip.l\."lt\ nor ha he C:\'Cr
hcnrd of htm
B CarlJ n
Pan/and r,~Hd .. m ) u tool to the I hcssalontan!>, he cutes, n" m the hrst centur} and He 1111 second 1 u~u311\ a nat10nal ligurc \..larl.: t atpablc: ol betng a mpon:\t· Jbemlbrn.J--!.----- ---:_...:.__....:_ ________ ...:. ______ :._ ____ _;:...... ____ -=. _____ .......: ____ ....:._.......: _______________ _
llcMI w left. j'..,.J,e n'ght flhl)ed 'lll \Oter lear ''I nm tntcrestc-d 1n $a\1ng
~ UIA ll\~ t the h\ts ut potenll;.tl \ICltm,," he told • th •ddJ ? u dlumt'ttr Jl rd "Cupnal pum,hmen& 1 n In e llll e. deterrent IU ccrt:un ~lnd Ol homllC:Itfe,, nd
Nixon·~ to C'\pllttn th.tt f.ICIIII quot,l~ lor
•e 01d1ms 1om und go\crnmc:nt Jobs nrc:
/18Cit.: revtn~c di "rirtmMtton. hut nre ~uppu,ed
1,1kc: up lur the dt~criminauon "' the ts~t
ccntun~ On the: other h.1nd. con5er"
\C:!> lind nn trouble in .trguing rhat equztl
tor "omen, pubhd)·lundc:d ab<'niOn"
homo,e\u,~lllght!i ~-an du enou' d.1m.1ge
lhc \menc1n famtl) and the comtort.tble
cru::an "~' \ of hie ~ people 1
became ........
A pound
•public.tn~
look~
iutcd th .. rnl~
ted nou,,.,
cr
•. lltng '1\ol'i­
l.sbc:l
f·(lr on\11. • Vu:tor .\ll)ch, 1n hi\ ... uc~tul htd IM the
lfti '•~rnor.-htp of Oregon, pl:t}cd tlllthe d"tru't
c: hnlll nu" tn ~0\crnment.tl control,
U\cd Ocm,,cr,tl Rub St1uub', Mmplc:
ion.11 •'flPNI og.tln\1 c.1p11<tl pum,hmtnl
fa\ur ,lle 1ded \~llh lnn.e Ill 'UJl('lllfl ol
nt Mt"u>Utc b the: puhhch·tnllt:J tcd tar\
1on h11l 111 order that he: ~~uld h1ol.: IJ}..:c
of the .. cummnn loll •• r hllugh hc ""~
h too alr:ud ot the me.1 urc to preach tis
u~ lot \Cr) lun~ he looked ntt'rc rc,pon·
to lht: votcc ol the: people than "-tr .mh,
c:ndorscd u legtslati'e ahcrn.111\e
\\hen it ~.:a me to the death prnah), Ati} eh
,., '"')( \m,·mhn Ul, /07.'~ the JUdr~ml P"'~c:'' c: tubh hcd h) Mc;•,urc ~I!\
the mo't s'-'Pht)IJtatcd et of salcauard~ an the
entire JUdu:ml :.) ~tc:m " I k h.10 1 he urrc• hand
ol!l. Strnub f1UI forth t} plt:illl\ h~rnl,
tkmo .. l.lltl· r.: ponsc 10 thetJc:.&lh pen tit~. t1nc:
\\ luch H};Ucd that the prucuec:" , mhumanh
\ ltllt'lll
.. , d•' nN hl;e the tde;t uf h\lng•na M'!dCI)
lhUI l1tl' pcO(lle,-Str.Luh ~1\J
I s TIll R I \ CtUUCf\'ilth'C :\hill in the
lJrutc:\1 'l.lle)~ Wh1le the poiJ.. und Mltne
re<:t:nt puhth .. 1l dcc''"·1n sC'cm 10 tndiCtlc II,
thl.' IUt:.l \H)UhJ prub.lbl} be an \1\C:rfeUCIIVn to
the outcome ol the recent clc<lttln~ II there 1~
mil«d .1 trend, 11 mU'>I 'ho" ''"ell mure
oh\ IUU.d\ th.tn II h 1\ to I hi' polO I
\ ('OII\ef\,111\C: 'hill \\OUid be mo'l \lb•
'tull h mantle tC'\1 m ,, Repuhh~n rt\1\ I
't"l no ,.uch rc'"·ll I) t1kmg pl.tcc Jhc
m.ltonl\ 111 pcurl.: "ho rcgt~tcreJ lltr the
clc:\:ttun pnm mc:s tu~l .. pnng d1d ll tn the
l>~mnua tk p.111 The Repubht.Jn part\
hold' nhuul ,,nc·thtrd ol the l ' Uuu"e and
Senate, the 'arne pel u:nt.lt-:t 111 state
legl,l.tturc-., and onl) llnt:>·ltlUrth ot the g'tn:r-twr' .1re Rcruhh~;.,n' II rdl\ I~ percent of the
aLiull popul.umn 111 th•~ countr .u~ prepared
tn ,,kclorc them che., Rc:ruhht.un, "•th the
per cnt,,gt: rnu"h lcs~ umong II' tCt 25· ear·
old~
()~son IS lllle of ,1 he mo I progr 1\t'
'lute: m the un1111t It "'U' 1 '~h<td '"' ~c tile
rctn~l.a ternent t'l • pllulruni hmcntappro\ed Harrington;
~
"1 think the untf) is
n10\~ng left right and
center ... 0 ernll. the) tend
to be rnore right \\~ng, but
n pecific progran1 they
are~ if an_1hing. n1 re left
\Ving.~
here. and !he dc-dHHt ot :. S'''t'rnor '' ht hl'tu ..
bu me>' o ncar nd dear, nd u \\ltd'
lmdtt10il4tll Jthc-ntl hlt'Oi' "U(;h B' pre CT\<JtlOn
ul the c:m 1ronmcnt Hut," hL1tC\~f tht' curn-nt
fU'httt.:~\llrcn.J. tl the~ '' uch ,, conl>er.nthc:
\\ 10~. lhC rcndUIUffi lfl Onh 8 I 0 far 00(
".1\ he-for..: 11 stan' b,1c~ m the other
l'hc natwn s"'n~ l'IO
lum 1mtlllr ~ndu·
•
9 Students in Kenya experienre
new lifestyle in Muslim town
Thr jtltltJ\\ mt ortidr wen
~1\'t'(/ from lhl' Ac'n\'D lft't'rff'CJ..{
Studt Group Rt.-lrard Pr J.. o( thr
mlt'milfiOtJnl af/atrl dtpartmtnt. u
lroJwc thr t\\'().trrm mp.
Ol\ld '(hllfnhrun
t"' Ilk ..... .,,,, I "f
There a a cunou peace tn tht
place The people.' reach out to ) au 11.
nc,-rr before in m\ hie 1n tht p:t~t
thr« w~d:~ I hn\"C had menh Ill the
hou'cs ol tour dtllcrent tumthct>,
"hn~h '' umhutd '"hen ou rcnhtc
that ever\nne tn tht to\lon tntcr
marrrc, ";, htn u popul.1tton ol 1 <il)O
\II the people nr<r l1nd ~:'"t.pt
for the men \\ hu c~lme I r.~m Mup·
C(IUOir\ "ltnlaml und ,,urot'll), rhc:\
n~ "tid
'•n~c tm' t. u Mu ... tam tO\\ n
'"htch 1 llu"' the rul~ Qlthc: hlanm
rehgton do.'el). there '' on I\' one
platt ''here 'ou IT\.1\ purch.t'c and
comume "hat \\e ~ II ukohlll .tnd
\lohat the: ._en\ n' call .. yecc:h 'o I
h,,,c: llcen \pcndtnt:; mo't o( m\ ttmc
pondennr th CO.l\t.'ll dtalcc:t or
Momba,.r ~" <thth "htch '' t."t
changtnr 1 lm 11 proto-\rubtc
root mto n Vt'lung and 'mlc
languatc "hu: h comp.tr~ ldtots to
h h Uem~ the ~a\tng. "UrMc' m
.wmakr,"' or u' ou are 3 fil>h," and the
coll~utnh m lor "I el':-. c~u." '' hrch
111 .. p,~u •Dmoki luhtt the fi,h").
We! tnl\<rlcd to La hlOIIIOCI-',
'our M\tC Humphrc) Bogart ~c:t-up . 1 hcf'r j, a shon !lmllmp black mnn
aii'T) tn tllblC\ <~round 'The palm
trtt in the mtddle of the open court
)ilrd 'hehcl"> .a tbatch·roo ted bnd
sa net Ulll) complete with plUTOt" and
nt her il\111t)' ,pecimcn!l £"\otic
\<rgetatton ,,,,ndtr-. .around the ba'e
olu gurghn~ luuntam \\ htch gltnt' u
the un tngle throush .t omc:ume'>
('( .1ch colored '">.
\\ e; •t1 10 I J .. \\llh \IUdc:nl\ Ul
1 he \ll.uhnu \ ''rlln Schuol toda).
\\'e "tll tn In •Mtn a clear under­
't.mdtng ol 1 he role pin\ ed bv per•
litlOUI C:'Jl~'ton tn the pnttnt~) ­
pohtrCrfcd tntentllcln umon~ tn­
dl\tdun" .tnd collc<:me-. tn tht.,
,(lcrer,. t due umn '" an tntcre,llng
and d~ namtc a' peel at .-en}nn \OCt·
Cl\ lh rolt 1' ,,, import tnt to the
ll'tUiillll /11 ( ... tO~UO Cll17ens) U.
nwnc} '' to the .1\eragc ,\nlt'rtQtn
',.un~o~,tc r.
\\ t .ue .111 tr\ tnf to ~arn a
loothtlld ''" tht' 'omcttme' clu''"'
cuhun I ht town ol I .tmu wu~ ,,
plltCC \\here \ ClUf ltkenc\ tO f'uro­
J1 .tn 't udenl' '' .. , un • .,.,cl and
.tllordcd \·ou tmmedt.tle :u;ccptancc
•nto 1n other\\ ''c ughth L.ntt com
munal fabru: \\ e ""ere .ttl uc'-eptcd
.md lcned b\ the. people. <tnd mo"ed
b\ the plact \\ umen wnll.:ed the
,trceh tn blac._ dre,,cs w11 h vet I !I und
cnpe-h"e btllow' 'howmg onh thetr
c-\l:' Men leaned batk iiiOnS'tde u
-.tret"t onl) tour teet wtde \pitunr
.tnd t.LI.,ing '" ~wilhtli at u 'Peed of GOT YOUR GOAT
Deb Hayfltck and several other Lewis and Clark BrHaln Richard Peck of the International
students In the Overseas Study Program In Kenya department Is leading the LC group, \AihL
vtstt the Samburu Rural Development Center. a spending fall and winter terms In tho
mtsstonary project of the Anglican Church of Great country
nut lc:'' 1 h,tn I 00 mtle,·pcr-hour
I he ttn}' thaldrcn srab your
huod rn lo\e w.ll out "jumhtJ
("hello") lind then crock that baby
bind <~mile whtch e"po~~ ne<tt row'
of whuc teeth. At tht<O pomt. you nrc
mehtn on the {tround wuh compa<o
'ion .tnd they lnow 11, 110 they
poun~ on your open heart wtth the
hnc •· SlullmR•· slulhnRII.. Thi~ happtncd 'o often that '<'e .. carted
u~~•ng them lor '>htlltn~ bel ore the\
could a~l u,,
Mombasu 1~ really an nmurmg
h hornd phaet lull ot dt~>Cll\t und
po-.:ert) "hach 'm1lc' up at you I rom
'trcct torntl". ..tnd doorwuy, , lhc
\\umen who cull thermelve~ I adic'
ol the l \clltng 0Uiter tn prO(U\ion Ul
ncr\ rc,tuurttnt .llld bur Thi" mnh~ 11 diffic.ult to act hght and
mwte keep vour pnruno1d
tm your own \illct\
Amencu 1'1 verv fur away
'' all one t...tn do to hold
\umethtng whtch gtve-. you
and \lrcn!(th h " nil one can
remain ...anc tn a country that
c\cn·thtng }OU ._now and
and turn' 11 up\lde down
Male, female ratio provides difficulty in dating C/a~SJ' dogs_
'Dog products' litter
~\NIIl luplan
• uc '"' , ..... ,,.... 1 &•r
\nn. an tntclhcent und auruc­
ll\e tudent "ho wa popular rn high
school, i lea' 1ng l.cwi and Clsrl
ne~t term
1 he rcaMln t\ he ha" had on\~
one dnlc tn two yea~ .
·r than&: lhcschoorunatndra~­
b.1d. ''it "ocial '\IIUauon.- · he \aid
.. It' hard 10 meet men here, bpecial·
I) "hen there Uf'r so lc\lo or them."'
Judgtn~ from the stata~IIC$, I he number of enrolled
frnhmc:n men io. fewer than u~unl
tht\ \car
"We dtd a f'rllsonably poor
recrusttng JOb for male .athlctb tn the
Ponlund area ·· Soren~an \aid "I
think that wa11 our problem ~e"t
'fear we \\til be bsg on recrusung
nero the board 1
~oren,on ,aid each clnss begin~
"rth l larger number of (emale
rudenb than the number '<'hich
rctut~ll) gmdunte.
"We ~m lor \Orne rcn~on to
have better f'rtcnuon wsth men " He plaint' t~bouL the s11uauon thl\
year." sntd Dtane Savage, ~•dent
dtrcctor ol Copclund Hall Mlt seem~
II all both do\\n to a dtfferent dattng
emphnMs that 'ome ff'rshmcn aren't
U\ed to ..
"Daung •~ not tmponant to me
now I don't 'pend my ttme wamng
around for the phone to ring" \Old
'ophomof'r Ions 1 odd
•J nc\>cr rea II) thsnk of daung or
lack of men ll\ u problem," ng~
'ophomon; Wend) Shupe "It
doe,n't mutter to me tf I'm with one
"Dating is not intportant to n1e now. I don'/ spend my time waiting
}or the phone to ring.··
\nn·~ comphunt ~~not unusual-the
lemale to mnJe ra11o at LC i~ .S5 to 4S
Otck Sorenson, dean of
students. blam~ the imbalan~ on
"Iuten! exam tn our .. OCICI) ,"
Although the role ol a liberal am
tnsltlutton IS eh.angmg. the am·
balance "111 not di~ppear. he Ptd
Some member& ol this year's
freihman cia ' bcheve the exual
tmbalan~ is mof'r dramauc than
what the r.taustra reveal
•J'JI go to a port) or dane.: .1nd at
seerm there arc so man) mo~ gtrl\
than gu) .-freshman Jom V4n
Metre saad. \atd thi-. year's 'cmor cln".
ongtnallng wnh more \loomen than
men. 15 no" mulc:-<iomtnatcd .
Rbtdcnc:e hnlls hn'e been mo'r
heuvil) affected b) the tmbaluncc ol
the 6Clle\ R~tdenl "'"~ t.ant na"c
l ud'<'ia tlo a\loare ot thts chansc
WMen on m) noor are re.tll) '"
demand ... he "llid Mit -.eem' JU't
reeentl) women arc llrowtng mon
aware or a difference ~0\lo that th(
eJtcttement of college I\ dytntt out
C\ieryonc '' loolung for pcr\onal
rchuaonshap~ That'• when peopk
began notiCing an ambalantt -
•f don't hear different com·
GltP
purwyora of 1/,_tlon, gOOd aoundt,
aoclal tnrerOOCJrM ant1
10 hant1 made food line. 1874.
.. WE II £ALLY MOVE
OUIISTOOLS FOR YOU"
5835 •• macat1am avenu•
DOff/and, oregon 87218-244-71 1 1 per on or p:trt of a group I( \lo-e feel
good .tnd arc enJOYing ou~elve~.
th.tt ' '~hat '' tmponun t "
"omt lrc:shmen women seekang
help at the \;ollege counsehng center
''" ~dl\tf'r''ed about llJpccH of thear
~nuul hfc: ~•d Sorenson "I thtn"
HtrJ, rrnm trudtltonal hagh school~
"hu ;.m: hClottant about betng n6ser­
lt\>c: ma\ be: havtng ~ome problems
~we aren't going to change our
t.tndurd~>," SorcnM>n sa1d "But our
ndmi\\IOn' pohc) w11l conttnue to
too .. lor dt\iCr\tl)' and I auess that
mean .. tn tcrm~o ol 'Cll, too .. • ••••••••••••••••
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t .., tbf l'lunn-r I ua
1 ht!> j, ,, stor) ubout do~­
productb.
lt\ aho .tboul a ne\\ lc<t\h rule
about whut dog!> do for the l ewa~
and C lurk tmn~c and tndude:. ~omt
phllosophtcal ob~cnuuon!> .tboul
dog ... an general
~upponcr' of do~ clutm a
curune·\ .. ervtce to campu!> outwcagh'
II\ gro\' producuon I htlo e<:onomtc
tnckle.-do\\ n cflect 1~ u bout to come 1 here .trc those who
cun't enJoY the autumn 'un
hu\lnJ:t to contend Wtth dog''
roottng ut therr pnvatc paru.
<;tone~ ltke that are ca\lt!llll
c;.ollege admtnt\\ ruuon lo
annual and thU\ far futile
.tgatn'>l dop
l (. \tUdenb allegedly nan;
\ \ I .. cnrc:' wr.:nr Nakc JO&gtnJ
.tnd culnr-<nurdtnutcd SUit\ tn
to '"C'iJI.
I he dug.., here are
ch'"'· I he\ are not the d
wcv.•
There are those who say they can't enjoy
auJumnsun without having to contend with dog's
rooting at their private parts.
to an end. ho\lrever, because 1 C 111
'oon to enforce Portland\ new leash
law
.. lhctr (dog product) is on the
Joggin(t troth• and on the football
field," ~•d 'ecurity guard Jamec.
v11ul uC.etttng tackled must be bad
enough but ·· (raul shook h1r. head
He dtdn't fintl.h the .. cntencc
Ue 'Wtd students Will be nottfted
ol the leash rcqutrcment c-M1) neAt
term
C'umpu' offtctul~o say the
numeroU\ c.1mpu ~ do~ huvc been
'een lormtng pucka nnd rooming
around One Jol!Jtct Wi\S rc:portedl)
chn'lcd und attacked by a pack of
dop tn .ttcrnfytng ~ne reminiscent
ol u Juck 1 ondon novel
1 he pour chap had ha' glaMc\
bro.,en an the melee
(ouple:!l are ''-''d to h&tve found
do(l productt 10 remote cornef\ ot
LC) luwru duoc:ovene, that quad.·
ly dampen thear romanltc: ardor vncuou\ mongrel!. of the
~outh nor arc they hc:any
s•mplc·mtnded muscle dogs
arctac regtom. They are
:!~Chooled and groomed. betnJ
lrom t.tn:fully mampulat ed
poob.
Oog supporten soy
Pf'r~encc or dOJP on camp.u IS
an occ:as10MI dog product and
barr& mcnt They say dop
be loved "mpl) lor'thetr potn
1."1tt\tcncc 11nd thetr drool w1t
f·or tho e who loathe
the In\\ ns and kno\\ the
.tdmtnt\tratton wtll h~eh
deleuted agntn. there a& tht\ bll
comrort paraphrased I rom
r hurb((, tntroduc:uon to
FrrrSttlr· S.wJ.. ofl>oR St<mtJ.
Oo~ need mof'r ttme
the) can put then thought\\ to
but th" plunet. llhcr all, has
cooled off 0
Lewt
rn credtl
II) l.u
..
RC\:0
mtnu
berne'
Otf IJ
unll) 1t
rm and
ol 1h
.. , tht
methmg
II\~ ' ago
r IOh(.O
OIIILII nu
Ito thou
I r.tdll
re\enl 1
lwo 1rnatlonal
group,
In tho
:I\
i'Y fur away
'o to hold
gtvc:s you
all one CAJn
:ountr) ...... ~
now ..tnd
r: down.
IJmn c;un
wtth dog',
vale part\
11 arc cau~IIIIJI
• ton to
'ur ( uttlc
r
• eryoy
dog's
of the
ty heart)'
c: dogs
~)' urc:
«1. betnJ
Jpulntc:d
f'> SO\'
mpus ''
fduct and r dogs
hctr po1.m
ol wat.
·~ lht\
from
n to
ume
to
ha~ elf-desi,.._. • maJors me ·popular on catnpus
} Bryant
tilt I'IM•n l.1111
l ewio; and Clark •• udcnt11 can
•tdcr mnjonng in l.tttn
Studlc,, Art H1atnry,
P•ycholog) and Art or
IOgJIC·ll Jllutt MltiOn! b)' dC!iiiJnlnJ
r nwn mnjor
Student ~e•tgncd maJor. ha"e
in ell:lstencc Ill l C for four
r\. Currl!ntly there arc 19
:u""t' w1Lh student ile tgncd mn­
• Etght of tho'e wtllaruduatt th"
r.
u lhe purpose of the proBfUm ts
mply proYJde a mechantam Cor
rl!!nt'l who have n <ctrong sense of
the) want to do to mold thetr
prosrum," "uid Davtd Sovage,
tnl'11nt1! dean of faculty Sovuse ·~
the e~ offic:Jo member ol the
c:pendent Study "ubcommlttcc of the ( urnc:ulum t.ommlltee that ap·
prove oil nudent-<lesta.ncd major
A ,tudent wnh nn anterect out­
"dc the boundaries of c:Jmtma rna
JUn or dep.tnment duc:unc htt
plan~ wuh Snvuac or nncnh~r
member of the Independent 5tud\
committee Member of the tuhcom
mtllec mc:ludc Remhard Pauly
K.11thlcen Mclautthho Glenn
Mever Deb Vtclt, and C huirman
Robert Mondcl
He then -.elects an advisory
commtttee of 1hree fntulty member
who au1st the ,tudcnttn plunntng hts
maJor
1 he ~tudent·de· .. ~tned mujor cun
be completed through c:ounr worl
tndepcndcnt "tudy and tntcrnshtp'
w 1 he mo~t difficult pan came an
pulling together muny tdeat •n a
concrete form to 'hare my tdeM ~
. ntd Vtc:k. o JUmor muJoflnam Com-
JIGGLE THEM TUMMIES mun11y Hwlth C4rc and Populntton
!>tudtc .. 11 wu11 hke cr~ting my own
rectpc."
Sentor Judte Huahcs. who~
ma1or i'l .. lncorpor.ttina Mcdi.u into
Educ:Jtion (or the Deaf," rewrote her
maJor proposal three or (our timt$
She found the cxperacnce
frulltmung..
Many Mudents piRn thetr
program!! to include ,,s many os
twenty cour~tl.
fhc .entor )c..ar " tntenlc in llll
student dcstgned majors because of
the requm:d "enior project or the111.
"lhe .c:ntor project c:ncapsulntc:s
your maJor. Vick 'lltd. '
~tudent' •hould beJin their
'tudent ·dUiJUltd major ;u leut rive
term' belore their graduation .. You
OUlkc a plan und carry it out~ .iltd
Savage. •It is prospective ntlhc:r than
rctro•pccttvc ,"
lor building stamina. Improving limberness, belly dancing Is growing In populanty .
ioneer bellies roll on in Pamplin
"" Rollin
th~ rlnnftr I 111
Semor' loo~tng for that IJ.st
l crc:dtt mtght do well to COMtder
mt~undcNood form ol bod)
.. ~-"gc bell)' d.mcing
Le'"' .tnd Clurk 'tudent' can
n credit throu~h a clu'' taught b)
I undbertt Lundberg, who
1ne1:" profc,\ll1nall) ,,, "Muhna "
lontc' to tht Portlund-bno.ed
U \aJrr(} dunce troup~
ch lnln'>liltc' '" "Slur' of the
C:fl
Rc:co~,tnllc:d tor buih.hntt
mtnu unprO\ mg po,cun: .tnd
belh dunctng clu,-,c, .trc
In populunt\ ucrm' the
lntc:rc:'t dropptd at l ( thi'
and Mnhnu thtn~' dt'itO may be
rt ol the re.t,un
"I th1nk c\ c:rvonc: ".lnt, to tl')
•m .. •hlllf nc\\ · Malton \Had. "Belly
"a' the ne\\ thtng u lc"
ago 'llo'' dhco j, the nc:"
'.
Pc:rhup"' JlhHhc:r rea)on.
uhnu 'Pc:tulutc' rc:!iulh from pop­
r ffil\Cilnc:C'pltom, rhc dunce WJ\
OrtglnUII) \t n\UUI ur \C\UCII J~ I\
n thuuttht todtay, 'he el\phuncd
I radataonulh 11 1\ ,, btrth ntuul • pre,.enlt nt! l he \luge:.. of
llrrmn hood
"It', d J unc:c teprc\tnltng
10trterlhoc1 d · ,,ud M.thnn :\ bell)
nee." hrn dnnc lluthc:nuc.allv .tell\
\lOT)' ol hfc If\ fi.,.c part\,
tl\ ,.,,.,,., /0, /07/J 1 he entranc, '' J r.nt hnpp)
.tnd to&relrcc dunce: r~pre~cnttng the
da\·, ol )'OUthful tnn~ncc:
V Cll WOI}.. I:On'li\t\ of \IO\\ \Cn
'uou~ mo' c:mc:nh '\ younl( womun
fall' m lcnc ~cl<. murned and on
\ctl-. hcr,c:lt to her hu-.band ,lnd tu
hie tn thi-. tr.tn:-.tllon I rom tnno;:em."C
to \Him,tnhllod
( elebr.-uon of womanhood 1\
the 1dcJ bc:htnd tht meddle dunce
1 hi\ JtH lui c-.elc:brJtton of nlamed
hie " hO\\ n through ,, fa\t-movma
cJ.tncc:
Huor \\uri.; '' the ~lo", hrc­
!(ivinf htrth ntual ol lubar.
I he liN part '' the ltnnlc: llr
O.wc:c or "hecr Jo). l he woman
celebrate' at huving pcrlormcd the
mu.tc:lc: ot cn::.1ttng nc" life.
Bclh d.tncmg ~turtcd in
Mc,opotamJa no\\ lroq 6,000
)car' 418U S•nte the tmaltt' ul { •od ,at
thnt umc: were len1.1le men were not
con,1der~ tmport.ant It '"'' be he'·
ed when .t m.m .tnd \\oman muted,
theu uoddc" breathed throul(h the
woman. <1nd .t thild "'"' <:rcated
For thou,,md' of )t.ar<., the:
dance hud no ,e,ual ~;onnutulton
Ho"e~rer . durtn~ Htbhcalumc' thi~
changed
l he I url' tool-.: the dunce tnto
thc:u O\\ n culture .lnd 10rned tltnto u
,cn .. u.tl h.uc m1dnfl, ltl"~la"'"
dJnt'. ,l\\otmtcd \\llh pro,titutc)
Bell\ dnm.mtt rtr'll came lo the
llnucd 'l.tlc:' 111 1119) lor the ftnl
\\'tuld', I .nr in Chtcugo hen thtlUgh the E'-> ptian uha"3/CC:
dancer> co\crtd thttr bodtc:s, the
-\mem.JO\ rerortedl\ lhought the)
were md~."Cent , and ll~lcd 10 to s.c:c
them
1 he dun~,;~ '"'U .. uccc"lul in the
U S tn the 1940' und S<h when belly
dancer' , .. crt ropular ntght club
entcrt.nnmt nt The nutcmc:nt dtcd
do" n onttl the mtd-1 Qb(), \\hen l he
dan-.c '"'il' rc: \I ~red ..1 .• dtllc:rent ":.l)
to c'crtt\c;, .. Women ol all age" ha'c
di~co"ercd 11 ,,~ u \\U) lo lool .md
lee I bcauut ul." ~ud Mahna
,\llhoua~h belh dBnctng i:o. a
birth rttunl 11 i' not hmitcd to
~omen Me, t male dan,cr ha\c
their o\\n lorm ut the d.tncc,
ho\\1!\Ct M.lltna ~11d \he h.a" .ll\\a\' • hud .11 lc..t-.t one mule rejl'>ter tor
each ''' her d.t"c • but added that
•the\ chtelen llUI c.tch term "
l e\\i .tnd lark men and
\\ omc:-n c"n llt~e both belttnmng und
anccrmcdi.ttc da"e~ on campu' nc't
term The cour e tnccti t·nd.t\ • •
lrom I·J p.m
·M~ cl,t <' \tuhno Ytid.
..dOC)Il'l fCI.jUtre ttn) pn::\ IOU\ dunce
~k1ll ur c~pcricncc, unh· u d~lre ttl
lc:arn und tt1 h,t\1.' tun \\htl~ \ou
le3rn"
~tuhnn ,,uJ 'he-'' plrlt\W to c:e
1\C:C~('IIJOCC ol ~II\ dancing ror \\hat
11 '"'· and ho~' mnrc l C \tudrnh
"'til •lln up nc:'\t term ... h.\ begin·
mn~;~ "' l'oc rnorc: B(\C:ptrd '' .tn Mt
lorm r-.uhcor than,, houtch\'•lootth~ • thin8 •'corlc: arC' seem~ 1110 .t bcuer
"•" than the\ U'l.Cd to" • "fhe bige.t problem I had wt1.1
raking my idcu und 11fltn8 it 1hrou1h
fi,-c other bodic:J, .. said Kyle Cook, a
JUntor who is mlljonna in Asian Art
and Culture. He compared prepar·
1n1 h11 proposal IO having four
pro(enora grade one paper. '"'I er­
minology wsn u problem,"
sa~age sard .ttudenta suhmit
rroposals IO the: committee: '4ith
much in\cstcd '" 11. The proposuls
should be "at least as subttantial or
cohrrcnt as ft depanmental mAJOr, ..
aaid Savu&e.
Se,•crtll atudents have dcs•ancd
an an-ht~ tor) m.1jor. Savage 1aid
becau~e rhere is only one art
bistonan on the raculty,l c does not
current!) oUer an art-history major
Ci'C.Cpt in the form of a JtUdcnt­
d~iJned major. SaY.lJC said the
pouibluy of odding an on-history
maJor 4 being uplored
S:mage satd one ad't.lntJ,e to
the 11 udcnl-de i14ned muJor program
is. lhat -bestdes provtdtnf illl outlet
tor ~cudcnts wtth odd-ball •ntcrcsts,
11 licrvc~ 111 :.tn indacatton for needs tn
the progr11m-
~\c:cording to ·a"1tgt, once: n
atudcnt p1cls h" laculty advu;ory
commmce ond ubmna hts proposal
to the subc:ommtttee, he follow,.
through :tnd has hn prOJeCt ap­
prO\ed Be :54ud he often has three
)!Udenl5 n v.eck dt5CU$S the
po tbthltc ol dCii•gntng thctr O\\ n
majors
s.w.tge c:\limotc:d that as many
us h111f of the l.C fllc:Uh)' ha\.~ been
tn\ ohcd tn the prognsm tn one: form
ur another, etthcr a1 nn ad\i on • committee member or us a resource
to 11 student d~tgn ing ht~ major.
\'~t:k stud \he was surpri'led ut
the number ol mourc:es 8\'1ltlablc to
Mudentli nght on campus .. , ~:on­
tucted 14 or IS people in a '·er) short
ttme 1 here arc u number of un·
tapped r~nurcn on thtfi t.-amp\U ...
\'icJ( nnd cntor L.aun Amencan
studtes m:lJor Musy RtJttch both said they found encouragement from
the foc:uhy.
"A person who dc:srgns his own
11\11Jor hilA to know thetr purpot.e,
understand thetr dircC1ion; Vick
said
Originally Vick ,., .... a Psychol­
ogy major, .. 1 lelt channeled ."
Now she feels hke abc has cAp ndc:d
hcrsc:ll hy her expo ure to the many
urea) m hc:r maJor. Alter gruduauon
she plans on studying for ll MtUtcr'a
degrc:c tn puhlic health and then
"ork tn the area of famtly planning.
Hughes chose to deai&n hef
major when, "I found m)' tntercst5
v.ere not 10 narrov. u I thought
before "Alter graduation Hughes 111o
looling (or c:~pcncncc tn the field of
dcaf education, rna)'bc: o\erseas
"lrutcad ol goioa the: snduatc
school route:, I want e"peric:ncc."
.. It gtvcs me a ch11nce to study
what lam mtc:rcstcd tn,'" Utd R&Juch
ot her I 11in-Amencun Studtcs ma·
JOr. '"I um not sun: when: I am
gomg.· she satd.
Coo~ ancorporllled SoctOIOgj,
ftchJion. An. H11tory. Bnti the
Wintcr-Spnng tlong Kong tnp toto
h1s maJOr. He wanu to de\'C)op ht&
L:tlb a11D photo emsytst, .. 1 can onl)
hoot "hat 1 kno" 11nd 11 IS esscnual
to ha\c n ~d:g~ound for a cullure to
sa.> sumechmg nbout t~t culture ..
Studenu mterestc:d tn exrlonn
the poos•bahues of dcstgntng their
o" n maJor c:un look ut the rile of
nprro\cd mUJOI'S '" the dean of
fnc:ult.)'!lo office and tnlk to Jtn)
member of the Independent tud)
commtltc:c: or tbetr faculty ad"iwr
"I thmk ll as o e:tl) for people
to tn~e the CIU) "ll) out ns far as
choostng their maJor, 11'1 c.asy to
lea\'c "nh n bustn~ or Ed degree."
!.11d Hughes. "When )ou sell~estgn
)OUr mUJOr IIIli more Ofa Ch Jlcnge."
Coo\: added. ..There as
110methtn~ umque AbllUI ntduaung
from l ev.as and Clarl nncJ betng the
onl) one ~1th •u•u maJor." •
11 _ SQorts ·---------------------------
Pioneers freeze in sto11n
\trli"a Htlltn-lk
Ul thr f'ouroton I oc
1 hl' l.e" ,, und Clurl football
ll'llm lnualh lro.n: nt the reel of
\\'c~tern \\ ''htn~on ln1ot "aturda~ .
ltNng !hear linlll ~_rotmt Of the 'tJ\On,
~0-14 111 Gn,\\old Stadium.
\lithe onnp t\)Ol phu:c m the:
lln;t h.1ll, "h1le the ~nd hall
,hlm ed 11 hattie ol the dclen'e~ .
1 hl' \'it:mgs got the lir't
tuuchdo" n, "hen JUnior halfback
P4t I oclcr C4pped ot'f hi) 72 yard
dn'-e b) tnl'iu8 the. ball in lro":' the
one vard hne. The) \COred agam 3:\
C:m· l.anham picked ofT ll 1'3'' b\'
l ( , re-en e quarterbacl "colt
\\ :tllcr l .•nham was io the: end zone
and \\ \\ l led 14..0 with 4 24
n:matmnt m the fit".t quaner Then
Paoneer quancrbac~ Herm lapp1n
connected on a 21 'ard ~'to em or
n:c'CI\"Cr Bnd ~tofier . The e..'tra
p01nt l1c;L. b' vcorge T otorica wa'
ltOlld and Lc\\ I$ &. Clark wu1 on tht
''Ore~ord 1-14
Mtd\\u} through the ~cond
4unncr, Tappan pla)'ln8 hi\ ln~t
pme an a Ptoneer uniform, htl
JUnior ~lotbacl coli Herb1g ~1th a
19 )end pa!> and t1 touchdown
follo,~cd .
But it "asn't long unul the
\ 1Lanp \truck a gam loclcr. the
career leadang rusher m the
E\era~n C'onfen:nce. took orr
from the ~ yard hne and squceztd anltl the lell corner ol the end1one.
1 hut ended the corang and thl.'
otltn\c:
I (' Hc:.td Couch l·rcd Wthon
und lm te:.m talked mo'll~ of tht
lru,tmttng \c:;tr they've had Huv1ng
,, ~mall 'qu~td to bc~n wuh. the\
\\ere quidl) lui b' a number ol
,criou' 1njune' thut left them
,trug8hng to lind pluve~ to till
JlCl,ltiOO\
\\ t r.111 out ot pcoplt: 10
po,lllon' ~pccmll) 10 the dclc:n~ivc
hne," he ~ud .
··The tc:nm .. th3t arc <.uc~~ful
arc the teams that h:,ne a lim1ted
number ol 1njune:o. • \\ 11\on "ould
not cnttctlc the ream \e:tson p<"r·
formance ... I'm not going to 'n)
an' thtng bad about thi .. team," he
~ad . "I he) 've pla}ed ~ell nil
\Cil\ltO , "
The 'quad blun._ed out of thcar
minds the udver.c moment' the}"\c
cxpcnencc:d t hrous,hout the year
and fO<:·u,c:d on po~111vc .npect.,
··The~\ more 1mportontthm~
than the wm-lo" ~t:ord." $llld ~cntor
nght tackle Ben htt ''I've been real
happ) wuh the team th•• year ...
C'oach W1l,on could only agru
wn h that th.Selo~ment "There' a
good feehng the playe~ ha~ hud for
one another,'' he saad "Tht'> football
team fceh really good around each
other "
Every \QUod that's experienced
a losmg season look~ to the next year BRAD STOFFER (85)
Leaping up to receive a Herm Tappin pass, Stotler
pays little attention to the oncoming Western washmgt on defensive beck
for impro' emenh, but the senaor~ ''I'll bt \lid leaving football," ww Loc~cr I run IChmllc !.:ttl.)
v. W l.anh•m •7 mtcra:puon ""., don't have that second chance stud Yett "But mon: imponantly at's tC'llnJ~tc kicl..l
When LC' W85 forced to peer leavang the team" • LC Stoller 21 pau lrom
through the darkneu of ln&t place an CToaonta kick)
the cellar, they all hnd to do 11 I c Hcrb•f 19 pau from
(l otonca ktck) together It's thnt son of comradery V.atcm wa,htnJinn 14 () 0 o 20 W\\ l,odcr 4 run (lud. fatlcd)
that ~ntOf') hate to leave the most u,.u an.J <Jar._ 7 1 o o ••
PersP-ective --~~----~----------~------------~--~~-
No place for 'Pa r Pioneer' in LCs footb loss
'-,tr'"r Frndrleb
he tiM P..:mm l ua
"Hov. do vou do, Steve Fendnch. ho"
do you do Hov. do you do. ~teve fendnch.
ho\\ do you do We're .)0 rc.all) glad you're
here o h\ten to our cheer Hov. do you do,
~teve f-cndr1ch, ho" do you do "
I lo"ered m) head an embarrassment as
the cnu~ lewh and Clark football tCOJm
"elcomcd me to a ne" env~ronment with
that ~ong.. I fell out of place Man~ of the
faces v.ere different and, a.s tradition goe,, I
w1u &\\:ed to ~tand on a c:hatr "hale the tune "u' sung.
Alter thear song, it was m)' tum I wa ..
motioned to the lront of the room to ing m)
o"n :.ons. t opted for on old Englhh folk
•ong lluJd learned during m)' freshman )tar;
"If .til the young Jadie)
Were Jlr full oi jelly.
I'd he • label
1\nd come on their belly ••. "
fhe re'ponse wa.. generally fa\oruble.
though a lev. .. tha1'1 gron" comment' \\ere
hc:.ud. At lea~t it was over I had become a
temporal) member of the ~quud
I'd al"a}' had dreanu of being o loot­
ball ~tar_ h ~a' an adolocent lanliU} l\c
alwa~ 1magined my~lf takang the b.11l
eashty )llrd for a touchdown. leavmg the
delen~>e helplcssl) :urewn across the lteld. I
gucu I al~uy~ had the: chanfl' to pia.) (m)
JUntcu ha~h and high school teams would
hn"c u)Cd me Ufi hn.t-itrtng bench warmer),
hut I ne\er had The tltought of pla)ing had
~ttmed nd1culouti . \\ hen I entered Lewis
nnd Clar• a a fre~hman. I \\u• roo fohort (S·
foot-7) and too ltgltt. After four year~ ol
SliElA!. Platdorm paua, and enough Coke to
L:tll a •moll herd of "lid bulfalo, I "a'
undoubted!} o\"er\\etght. •
So "hen I got the chance to joan the
team for In I Saturd:t) ·, game ag;.sanst
\\a tern \\'u•hiDMIOn State College, I
Jumrcd at 11 I v.ould play ~olotbad.:. a
reech mg, runntng, general Ulllll)' po llton
I'd be ble h) go 10 and look what so­
called .. Jucb" are real!) hkc:. I ldt lootball
players v.crc mtsunderllOod, !>CC:n onl)' us
obno~iou, and ammature Beaade.. l had
s.ometh1ng to pro\·e: That •tudent atl C c:an
do JU!tt about anything thcv want, from
work1ng "''h atudc:nt government to running
a nt<"apaper to playing collc:se league foot­
ball
Remember Georac Plimpton? He: gain­
ed lame 1n a 11malar way. A freelance \Htter,
<.. PAPER PIONEER Ianger m my eye nnd moved 11 back. I felt so
professional . I remembered how all tht
professional ployer.. had tramers who olwn)'l
had lo fi't thear contn.cllenses I truly was in
lhc big league'
A\ la!>t 'iuturday drew closer. I began to
feel an~ecure I dadn't really hove nny play,
down So. on the day before the game. HiD
)pent an hour an the cold watchmg a'i I ran
pouern .after pauern In the hour that ...,c
"'orl..ed he 'howed me how to be mort
ver\atile with m) body HI\ \U&ge!lttons. •~
other .. whtch came from the team. v.ert
aiW3) po!>lll\c and tned to buald my con­
fidence
Nter breakfast Snturda} mormng I
v.ent down to the gym to suu up I hadn't
tned the whole unaform on before While I
put on my gardle whach 1\ hke .1 paar of
underwear ""h pnddang. the LC
cheerleader) looked on I wasn't -.ure how to
react to them I nc:\•er hud cheerleader' watch
me drtl>\ before
Steve Fendrtch passes time during the Western Washington game with Anthony Scribner I finally dec1ded, though, thnt 11 wn~ no
b1g deal and l conunuc:d dre<i~tng The Jtrlie)
•~ d~1gned to be 11ght 1 he pun~. whtch abo
huve pud,, .~rc: pulled up very ~mug over the
gtrdle Then come the ~houlder pads wh1ch
art covered very ughtl) by the Jer:.e) Plimpton ~orlled out wuh the Detroit laon'
.tnd C'Hnluolly executed (though not very
v.c:IIJ three pin\ a' quarterback durang an
cAhibmon 11J4Ame. From ht~ expenc:nce he
\\rute the hook Papa /Jon, no" a 1pon)
clu )IC I "•nn't Plimpton , but ~Hh a lot of
;ogging and JUmping rope. I would be
prepared lor 11
t\t lc"t I could handle: it mentAlly
As tar a~ physaC31shape went. t should
hne been a prc.,teuaonal chaar tester, I wa~ in
no sh11pc. I he )hapc ol the other pla)"e" v.as
mcn:dtble Mo•t tailed :tbout ho" they had
detenor11ted ~>tnce .. doubt~ • Ooubl~ occur
't"o "ccb before Khool begins and anvolve
mtem;e runnang, hitlln[t. and clasuoom
"ork. \\ith the htghhghta wcondnaon check"
Condtllnn check begans "1th two 8~0-ynrd
runt~ , You run .as faa I 111 you can. wtth a one
mmute rot alterwurda , Then there .tre two
more 440 runs, lour 220t, e&IJht IOOa nnd,
linnll)'. ten .W-y;ud spnnh.
Juntor Oave Strong stud t.he condiuon
che<:~ wu rdut•vely easy compared to the
~st ol tra1ntng.
I m11scd ull that, thou&)l
I received m} lint taate of paan wresthna
wuh pan• ol my un1form Wcanng football
equipment 11 extremely awkward at lint It
feela \ery unnatural, somethtng hke a piece
of faa ttuck bctv.c:en your teeth h't there, it's unnoymg , but you C..ln't get nd of it The
helmet guvc me headnches When I wa!l h11
on the hcud. the. none echoed. I couldn't
1ma~me bcant hu •II full-speed
Practice bettnn w11h warm-upl> Jumping
jod:;, pu\h·ups. and u few \tretchmg c~tcr­
ct)es "Winter " cume nftcrward ... Wmtcrs
ure "• nd·~pnnt "hach should hu ve been
cau~c. in m\ C'.t"e atle~ut, to hove the coaches •
arrtsted for cruel and unusuul pUn&!>hment.
A~ for the other player), the winters were a
pie~ of C3lt.e.
Durmg m) hr t "etk, one wanter!t set
con'111tted of 10 w1nd~pran1s aero'' the Width
ol the lield After the fourth. I begun to slow
M) hclrnet und shoulder pad felt hke
anchor~ . As I began to tall bthand. ~lotbuck
Darrell Hall coued me on and tugged at my
face ma11k. I tumbled forward and landed
wath my no~ to the s.round I mahcd my hc:ud
an ttmc: to ~c: the whole team waitmg for me
(() ltnl'lh
l he rC\t of that lam week was generally
the some I oo muny plaY' to remember
More: running Charg1ng the bloc:long dum­
my and be•ns told that tf I dadn't keep my
head down. I'd break my neck
It wa• on Thunday that I started havana
trouble wnh my contact lcn.e, After hlltang
the dummy. one of my len sea moved over, off
m) pupal Traantr Jerry Krummel stuck h1s Around me:, other pluye~"> prepared to
pin). Dun \\ nght '>Ill qu1etl~ m a corner and
read. Jon Mc~erney , team cupuun joked I
Mared at the We~tern WJshmgton team 10
the adJoamng Ioder room I he Western
\\ ashangton player' dadn't look '>0 tough.
I went out to warm up I tnc:d catchins
'omc pn<.\e), but an)"thtn~ thnt hit my hands
dropped nght out ltinall} causht a couple
He;ld football couch Fred \\ il,on led us
an \llent prayer before the game He men·
ttoned th~: 'entor ... too the ones who would
be lc:avang alter thas go me McNerne\ \llld he
"lo,ed" the: au"' We ,ana ··onwuro
Paonccr<. "'
I nc\cr played an the game l!tpcnt a lot
of lime holdtng my hands down by my
crotch, an old lUcile to keep your hands
wnrm u~am~t the lrtQid w1nd Lutr. of ume
remembenng the two week~ of trumins:
vood clean fun like stnpp1ng George
1 oumcn and McNerney to the burt on the
faeld and wutchang them run dcliperutely
toward Pamplin, htd1ng Bntd Stofrcr'l
clothe~ 1n a daflerent locker; or JUSt ltstemnJ
to the player-. talk
George Plimpton could say 11 beltcr, but
football a.n't so bad and there's no \uch thtnJ
a~ a "dumb JOck" at l.ew1\ and Clark •
Pwnrn /.oR. Nov~mbrr /6, /91' Row.
J
Sailers and crew,
left Dave Decker
(left to right) Don
Smith. Tom Bug
works out on the
used for crew CeJ
the progress of tt
around the Sellwl
practice sailing tl
Sailing Phot~
P!onNr to,, Nown In fChn1ltt ktck 1
7 tnaerc:epuon 1111n
p.~s. from
pa.u from
loss
It back I felt •o
d how all th(
ners who alwa)l
:s. I truly was in
lo. cr. I began to
have any pln)'l
: the gnme, H1ll
atchmg a:. I ran
: hour that ~~
w to be more
:.uggesuons . I\
he team. wert
buald my con-
B) mornang, I
lll up I hadn't
:>cfore. Whrlc I
like a paar of
ag, the LC
n't \Ure how to
·rleaders watch
> that at wn' no
in g. The JC:r'ic:~
nh, whaeh also
I snug over the 1er puds whach
IC: JCf\CV
rs prepared to
n u corner and
puun. joked I
rlgton team an
The Western
a ~o tough
tned catchtng
hum) hands
ght a couple:
Wrl,.on led Ul
me He men·
~who would
erncy ,a ad he
a "Onward
: I ~pent a lot
!tnwn by my
your hands
Lot~< of tame
ol trutnins:
George
buff on the
de:,peracely
Stoller'•
t hscenans
11 better, but
OJUCh lhiOJ
Clark • Row, row,
• your boats
BOATERS OUT FOR PRACTICE
Sailers and crewsmen out for practice on the Wlllamette River Top
lert Dave Decker and Joe Barquln out tor a sail Upper left Crew team
(left to right) Donn Oefrebach , Greg Freidlander , Jon Goldsmith , Mark
Smith, Tom Bugbee, and Jim Oerzon with coxswain Greg Albright
works out on the river Center lett. Tom Bugbee checks out the schell
used for crew Center right Coach En nco Martlgnonl eagerly watches
the progress of the boating teams Lower nght. The crew team sculls
around the Sellwood bridge Lower left. Scott Cliff and Ann Lundberg
practice sailing techniques
•
Sailing Photos By Alan Hwnphrey
flotrHr Lox, Nowmbn 16. 197& ·----------~----~--------------~~
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-
Crew Photos By Ted Gaines
13 fhntuJ b• llt>I<Jro.• Jofltf
SPIKE AND SET ..EY.e Hawaii opener
Nine boo
Mrlf''' llellcnlk
ur lht f'lonHt I ur
Whtle: the full sports 'euaon .H
I tWI\ .and ( lnrk 1 pmdunlly w10d
ang to u clo&c pructtcc !>es'>aona foa
vnflom wantcr sport• nrc: nlretldY
bcg1nntn11 1ncludtng busketbnll
( nnch Dean Sempert opened
prn~tace lull I week lor what he termed
11 good ·•crop" oftre:~hmen. tU well l~
ntne pluycn returnang rrom last
yenr' ~qund
Oocl on the court agotn tha!!
year are 'cnao,... Tim Hurley ond
Cohn Heurd, JUillo~ Btll G•lmore,
Don f-orce Mark Robanson, Dn\e
Olaen and Harry Carson, and
\ophomore.' '-ltc:vc Cochran and
Onvc Peake '\em pert u•d he fcela there iaa1
overo<mphlll" of the amportan~ of
turung pluyera. however A stn"er
'' not nccc:~'unly u key man .. Sotnt
people piny better comtng ofl the
bench. and some people piny beUter
when •uu tin~(," he snad
I he Paoneel'tl seem to hnveau111
ol the some problcrru Ull onothtr
teum in town, the Notional ~· lll~ct•
boll J\uoc:antton Portia
Tnulblarcrs
.. We\e already had on tnor·
dinate number of ankle InJUria:
·empcn snad
The Lewis and Clark women's varsity volleyball team IJnlshed Its season with a victory over Unlvorslty of
Portland, but lost the conference champtonahtp to Llnflold College earlier In the week Sempert saad there a nlrendy a
Jot Of compcllltOO for SU11'11ng
po~attun!l , even though be ts stall 10
the proceu of mnlrang cuu He has
yet to davade the players anto vnrauy
and JUntor vamry ~qunds Ovemll, thouah. the playcl'l"'
an good shupe. Scmpert aaid tile
playcl'l hnve been spendma wcet
msht• playtng recrcataonal pmes Ia
Pamplin 8)'m, so condltaonma hu
nor been much of a concern.
.. We're not too concerned wi"
eonditaonang rijht now," he Jatd "It
doesn't ploy o maJor foetor 10 our
proc:ttce sesalons." V olleyballers drop title tilt to L.-...ac. ......Ield One pluyer who •~ guarantcc:d a
'lturtang spot on the vnratl)' squad is
that. yeur's t-enm carttun, scnaor Tam
llurley Hurley wns LC's leading
reboundcr nnd scorer laSI season.
and wns unanimously selected all­
confc:ren~.-c The Paoneer'• first game of the
'cason •~ ngaintt Ha.waii-Pncific on
Nov 27. fhey wlllalao play Brigh11m
Young of Huwoia before taldng oo
Oregon College of Education,
Northwe.sl Nnum:ne nnd I he Unh-cr·
slly o( Howoii at Hilo In the: annual
"Ttp Off Tourney" Dec. I and 2 • I 11 ~alktr
Of t~ Pl.•n"" I "I
1 ewt~ and Clad;', \UNI\
'olle' ball te<lm ended the !.C:U\OO on •
.10 up•!iWIOjl ln\1 ThuMG) With 11
"''" o\er t navel')at) ol Portland at
Pamplm '\poru Center
The: Ptonrer'"' \ufCcred deleab
the JH'C\iOU~> t~o night1. a• the) lost
the pll\-oiT pme dCCldmg the
conlerentt ehampaoruhtp to Lan­
field on \\ edne\da) ', and then
dropped .a non conference Bame to
1'-tl Hood Communit) C ollegc on
I u~d•~ naght
I C and Lmlleld t:nded the
ta!i.on ~ uh tdentacal 7-1 conference
recon.h. l t ended the )Cil$On 111 home
"''h a Vl(torv O\<Cr Untve~tly of
Portland. I.S-6 I.S .S, 11-15. 14-16,
und I S-4 I hur~dav nt~ht
\ ria}' oil match wa' needed to
dc:tc:rmmc the c:onleren~ c:hnmpaon
as l.C and lmlaeld ended the 'ea\nn
with adenllc<tl 7-1 conleren~
record!o 1 he m;ltch. played at
Georsc Fo~ College had I mlaeld
lan.,hing on top. 15-10, 15-6
Coach Mar) l.ou Hunter •.;ud
the lcJ~m Mpla.)cd ~ell Howe\'cr our
~n tng and delcn'e hurt u• 1 he)
beat u' ~tth a uper lre\hman \clter
and an U\.~rall talented team .. she
~•d .. 1 he} JUkl outhu)tled u•"
The P10nrer's lost in three:
,,r.ught game to M HCC IllS. II IS, and 8-15 an Pamplin Sport~
tenter
''The team played well 10 the
fiN two game. but then let the next
two get away from them," Hunter
'lltd .. We were able to regu•n our
concentrataon and mome-ntum 10 the
ln'>t gnmc"
The: Paonccf'\ finashed the
'cason wath an overall lf>-1'2 record
and a 7 2 conlcrcnce record Hunter
"ns ple:ued that at wa1 11 .. wannang
<;e;a\un" but "he emphas11cd "'thGt It
had been a bualdtng year
"There wa~ u lot of progrc'~ and
am pro' ementandavadually," she saud
.. rhe g1rl'!i had to come back from a
lot ol !>CI back' They've come n long
way tha~ '>cason ·• • .. Ue'd have to be u key man to
our group becuu>c: of his past pcrfor­
mnncc," empert ~tud
Intramurals satisfy fantasies
Mell'" Hc:llrn-11.
or thf P4f>flfff t oc
\Iter worlung long hou~ . called gam~ lhose who wanr 1:
ploy for fun can Join Oivtaton 8.
French fencer gets to the point O~tector ol lntramurols Sue Peter­
\on ha' come: up wub a wanter
antrumural ugendo dcstgned to ,utt
all Ul'\le' and gJvc partadpnnt s the
chunce to fulfill thc:ar srort' fan­
IUbte'
Men' oren basketball wall be
offered, 011 we flu~ a coed two-ou·two
btt'l.,etboll tourname nt. 1 here wall
ol~o ben ~quash sangle., tournament,
und n mt>.cd double~ tourney for
mcquet hu II All the Kheduling problemt
ho\e not been solved yet, but Peter·
11on soad she expecta to have tbinp
worked out when student' comr
back from Chnatmns break. M
duaonnl anforma taon and sasn·ur
form' wall be available at wante&
rc:gastnmon, Bnd through the lint
week or clnsse~ .
Peterson satd she muy ncetpl
!lOme lnte sagn-u p~. but cannot
guarantee nny1hang becausesc:hecM
ang nround I he varsity squads would
be difficult I '' \\aliter
Ul thr 111>1!-n l.vJi
llonn.: to choo~e bet"-cen len·
cing. ptano, und viohn at the age ol
eaght, l..c:\\a~o und Clar~ lcncantz 10·
true tor \k~ lk~•umct cho'C fencing
I od.t) :tt the age ol !5, lkgu10et
'" a French fencing Mruttr and
coa~h ol the llnlltd States Nntaonal
and 01) mpac team•
Ctmcnth. Bcguanc:t I) teuchang
bcganner·~ fcncang rill~>\ at I.C and
nc~ term "til lcoa~;h an advan~.'ed
cia s II• "ell U\ coach the lcnc:mg
team In ddauon to tha~o, he g~ve•
prl\ ate lcsliom .11 the aile Aunol. "'
fc:n~·&ng Mhonl an \\c 1 Purtland, and
nbu tcudtt) at Porllund Communtty
Collct,oe
l:kguanct hold~ the pre)ll~uou
po~lttnn or bcmg one: ul hvc cnacho
ol the U.s. NatioOAJ and Ol~mp1e
lenCJng team~ lfe WU» "elected 10
th11 postlton h) the U.S. Olvmp•c:
Commtlt« n nl.l 1~ llo\\ n 1 o 'I an
Frnnmro , Ne" \ vrl; and !\un -\n
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 ,
14 turn left on Barbur and
watch for the leprechauns .....
• Live Music­
Wed., Ray Hewllt
Peter Yeats & Steve Mulligan
Fri. & Sat.
• Oyster Dinners Wed. & Thurs.
All you can eat for $3-as long as rhey fast
• Darts, Foosball, Pool, etc •.. rhe fir,t h:.vcl "-hen he wa age l.lund
hegun teachantr undc:r the ,uperv1
''on of a Muster He taught for thrre
ve.tr-., "htlc .11 the '"'"'e ume taltntt
more Jes,on' It wtu then that he
dee~dcd to come to the U \ \ O\' team of ot least live playefl
mn~ pi:J) men'!. open basketball
Pia) Will be d&vadc:d a nco .. A" ond .. 8 ..
di\JMon'
. Da"•~•on~ A •~ for ploye~ look·
•ns tor haghly compe~uave, clo~e ly A nc" pion hus been devised for
'cheduhng on both the: baskerbaE
tnd racquet court!l Anyone wa•htnJ
to re~erve ,, coun must call Peterson.
l'ltl 4S1 ~o vulleybnll or badmantoa
player' hove an equal opponunt t) 11
court \pace wuh ba~ketb1l1
c:nthU\tU'\h , H1 p;uc;nl\ thout~ht he wu' too
)oung. "'" he 'pent l~o yea1' 'tudv·
ing to he un enit•neennt dntfl\m~n
and one )car 10 the \tm) \Iter hi'
ttme 10 the Arm~ he decided to go to
Pam to -.tudy to become ,, Ma!tcr
I he hcnc:h f!O\ernmcnt patd
lor .111 hi\ cducatmn in P.am bccau c
the\· ~.tnt len~N ~llh potenllul to
de\-elop the cnuntr) '!I 1.1lent~
lkguanct \tudaed lor one vc:ar then
tool the c:xaman~ttlon whach ha• to
b4; p.a"ed be: lore h\:comtnM 11 Mo~ter Runners fmish season
\nlla Marie,
01 thr l'lunrn I ur
Runnang tn clear, 31 dc:J.U'«
weuthc:r the I C:WI\ ond Clark men\
tros~·coun try team hntthed tourth
an il nane team pack an the Nataonnl
Ao;\ocantton of lntercollc:gm te
A.thlettc..' Dunnc.t 2 Champtonship
'ioturdn) at l o0rundc, Ore lkgulnc:t hu been 10 the U S u
Ye<~.r now and "really llkca th1~ coun
tf) and the people." He ltkea
Portland and enJoy~ tcochtng at I C
lie plan .. to \lilY 10 the countrv and
wtll probnbl) apply lor t1
citirenship 'A 1llnmeue Unt\'erstty wanner
• ol lost "'cc:~ 's Northw~ t Conference
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29610 • t'humpaon1.hap, repeated tts perfor·
muncc by tuktngthe N AlA Dalltrict ~
title With u lo~ score of 49 potnh
Southern Oregon Stote Collc:sr
m'"'ed the luurel wreath by o 11nJ)t
poult, fant~>hang second with .50
George f·o't ( ollc:ge wnt~ thard wath
57
I ht Ptoncc:r .. came an founh
Wtth 83 fur ahead of filth·placr
Orcjlon ( olle8c of l\lucauon·, US
potnt tutul
r~.u; tfic: lJ ni versu) hntshc:d ,,,.,h
w11 h ·• I.IIIY ol I~. und Ea1tcm
Orc:llon State C oltege wt" e\en
wath JQJ North~ett Natarcnc
lollcg~ came an etghth wtth 210
poant<.
lanlteld ( ulleac:.
Wlllamelle repented at\ NWC
( hampion,htp pc:rformunce lin·
held. howe\let hntshed dead la.a
Wtlh 2fiJ J'Oinh
Junaot Slt\lc I U)lor run true to
lorm ••nd wu• I t 11 top finaahcr
f Jylor Wll'-\C:Venth tn the 60-mld
held, c:omplc:tansthc: hve-mtlt count
an 25· 27 rntnUth.
Once .1g11111 the J,aoneer's
number two mun, \C:ntor kctl
Wuodurd wu:. lourreenth wtth u umt
('r 25 4Q fre1hmun Joel St~tmp w11
\1\leenth an 2S 51
'\ophomore Brock Robertt
rounded out the: top t~cnt) "-tlh •
time or 2610
I he ~AlA tnret complete• tht
men·, cro''"'ountry ,cason •
Ptmrrrr I UJl, No\·tmhn 16. /916 Lewis end Clark's
nu~•:J Ideas abo
Taylor "It's like 1
1)1111 ....
Anita Marks
Oft C.. PH>R~ I ett
t\ good onN w<
C$.)(ntial an bol(Jng,
~un to have one 11
runnang, eather
Both the Lew
men·~ and womcn'1
te;~m~ had the: wclcol
th" \t'a~on
For the men, 11 c
of JUntor Steve Ta)
Ken Woodard Ft
Hurnng and Cyndac
the punch (or the Wt
I aylor said he
cros.s-co11ntry an h1
waan'ttn any sport, n
the team needed peo
I maght go out for ·~
l uylor \Uid he r1
ort·seu~on than he do
country c:ompelltaon
addicuon," he stud
1anlo 11, u· hnrd to al
Woodard also~
a fre.,hmnn 10 hagh
Sprifl
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-from,$ 3 B4
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flo, 1>395 j
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fJom -'P 3 ,.,...
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LC eo)( t4
Portiand,
ph .. 244-6
ce f.4 he fecit there ••••
the amportnnct ~
10wever A ltllrter
• key man. "Somt
r coming orr the
pcoople play V'0111cr
· aatd
~m to hove ao1111
)lcms na on
National Baakcc.
ion Portland
Sy had an anor.
' ankle tnjunea:
~. the playera111
cmpert aaad tbt
• apendana wcct
eational pmes II
~ndiuooin& hat
a concern
> concerned wi~
now." he aajd "b
or foetor in ow
Ont game: of the
;awaii-Pocific: on
ho play Brigham
>efore taking oo
of Education,
e and the Una vet·
ilo an the annutl
Dec. I and 2 •
• lStes
D$«: who want 11
)In Divisaon 8.
tiuling problema
ed yet, but Petn·
15 to have thmp
I students COJDt
mllJ break M
on nnd sagn-ur
!ilnble at wantn
hrough the lin:
she may acccp~
)S, but cannoc
because schedul·
rty squads would
been devised rOf
1 the bll.$ketbal
,Anyone wash1n1
l)t call Peterson.
lll or bndmmton
11 opportuDII) 11
fh bn 'lket ball
::>n
ated tb perfor·
ilol AlA DtStnct ~
>e or 49 potnh
Stnte Colle'
:ath by n ;anp
iOnd with SO
was th1rd w11~
me an foun~
ot lift h-plaet
ducat1on\ 1$5
hna&hedmtk
and Eo 'ltero
WU\ 'CVenl•
NaJ.trenc
h wnh 210
lese.
liS
I 111-
deud lall
run true 10
top fint!ohcr
l'he 60-man
Paonecr'1
senaor Ken
wtth o umt
Stamp was
Rubert•
~~1nty Wlth I
tomplete~ tiK •
16. JQJ6 HERE THEY COME AGAIN
Lewis and Clark's top cross-country runners have always wanted to be a runner" Signa Harrang ... I
various Ideas about running Left to right-Steve like running with other people best · Ken Woodard .
Taylor "It's like an addiction " Cyndle Beale "I "I probably like the competitive side ollt be•t..."
Rut111ers adtnit the readdicted
\nita Mark.\
, Of tlw PIOnKr I oa
A good one--two combanntton I!
c:ucntial an boxang, and at doesn't
hurt to have one an cross-country
runmng e1ther
Both the Lewts and Clark's
IJI(n'\ lind women's cross-country
learn\ had the welcomecombanauon
thl~ 'e0$0n
For the men, 11 came tn the form
or Jumor Steve Taylor and semor
ken Woodard freshmen Sagne
Harmng nnd C.yndie Beale provadcd
the punch Cor the: women
l uylor \tud he bcgon runnang
· cro~-coun try an high school "I
wun't an nny sport. nnd this guy sa1d
the team needed people and asked if
I m1ght go out for at," he satd
ruylor Ytd he run\ mo~ an the
Ofi•)CU\On thon ht dOC'\ dunng CrO\S
, count!) competition "It' lake an
addietaon." he saud "Once you get
Into 11, u's hard to save 1t up "
Woodard al'o be¥on runmng u~
• fre~hman in h1gh 'chool at the urgang of frtends H1s colleae career,
however. has followed a w1ndana
path.
He uttendcd Clark College for
tWO yea(). runnana e;r~~-<:ountry
both veal' When he uunsrerrcd to •
LC for the 1971-2 ucademac ytar, he
wa., the Paoneers' top runner The
team a\ o whole won the National
AssOCtouon of I ntercolleJlate Ath ·
lc:tacs Daslnct 2 Champaoruhap
ln 1972-3, Woodard took u yeor
off to worlc and travel berore retum­
ang to L( for the 1973-4 academac
year The team won the Nonhwt'lt
Conference Chnmpaonsh1p that
yeur. and Woodnrd wa~ th1rd tn the
conlcrencc andlv1dually
Woodurd. 28, came back 18Utn
\Ummcr term to complete his \Cntor
year In the antcrim he had been
living in Europe and ~JUSt working at
"hote1rer ... he \aid
"I probably like the competition
side of II f running) the best becau'c
that\ how I got started," Woodard
,_id. "[~en when I don't run com·
petithely, I pretty much leep up
Spring Break,
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.-~·ce WOURSl M -~riday 12-4,.,-. with it,"
Harrung and Beale both said
they like to run just for the fun of it.
Horrang saad 1he has been run-
ning since grade school '"M)' dad
and e~cr)'one an my famaly ruru .. ··!he
'latd ~1 like running. but I like
runnana with other people best."
fhe attitude of runners at road
run• and aU-c:omera meeta is
,omethana 1he enjoys, Harrang aaid.
"fher~\ ..t ~ally good atmo,phcre ot
thnt kand of 1 hang." she ~d "'There'"
lot~ of good feeling between all the
people Pverybody's 10 at lor the fun.
Beu lc t!\ ~I sou lona•ttme runner.
"I Jlwn~ wanted to be a runner: she
\;Hd "When 1 wa .. a kad, I U\ed to
thank )omeday I'll be a runner: ..
Parb and tnul~ o~ her la..,oritc
plu~o"e~ to run, Be.alc \atd, but she v. ill
run "wherc:.,.cr I can."
Bc..tle "aid )he. too. h~n to run
with other people v.hen 1hc can
"Sometime I like to run ttlone, but
m0\1 ol the tame I run with people
becau~ it's runner." •
For the very finest
In sandwiches
and salads
1300 W. Burnside
Tel. 227-8864
Giant Pltchets
$1.40
SAT NITE 7-11 p.m.
With L&C 1.0. Alpine Oub changes focus to
provide challenging situations
1 «':\Ill' u,wt)
Ul lhr rlun•n I ''I •
r he I ewia 1tnd Clllrk. Alpine
Club, wllh the udvent of College
Outdoor , wJII be chantpng1ts focu~
thi• yeAr, The fint outins is a two-day
seman~tr on ••nter mountaan akalls
ancludan~ tnunang an aurvtval,
navig~u ion and rur.ue J he second
oullng will be two--duy Winter
a&eent to uae the &kills taught 1n the
previous scman;u,
Sance Collese Outdoors'
pnmary foCl.ls 11 for tudents an·
terC~trd an "settans into" the out­
\foora but have u low-sktlllcvcl, the
Alptnc Uub will be for people who
aln:~cJy pouus rudimentary skills an
roc:k:-chmhmg, skiina. llnd moun­
taaneenng and wah to move on to
more challenging suuationa ccordtn£ to Strong, one un­
fortunate tnpect ol these temJnar"Ju
thai so Jc~ studenl.ll will be nble to
part•capate , ApproA.Jmatcly IS
allldcnta wall be oble to attend due to
l.ack of funda
I he club v.11l be usmg the
knowledge and expencnce of Wttyne
Uauck, d1rcctor of College Out­
doorJ Huck wall be teachang some
J.em1nurs on adv11nced IUpecU of
mounuuncc:nne ond rock-chmbang .
.. We an: very lonurune to have:
someone with Haack'• expenence on
campus," uad ,\lplne Club member
D.lve .Stron~ Once the two oulinp h v.: been
completed, lht Senute nd SWF.A T
WJIJ rniev. whrat 1 he Alpine Club has
done nd decade \\hether 11 w11nts to
ulloauc: additional money (or 1pnng
term
Strong and club member M1uk
Bout! gad there hould be no trouble
getting adduionnJ funds once
WF.A T wnd the Senate sec the
~orthineu ol the Alpme Club.
1 he atudcnt $el\ate and I he Stu·
dtnt Wellu.re f due.taon -\llocatton
r cam grunted the \lp1nc Club a
S280 attpend lor winter term. E.ch
orpniation aareed to •II ocate S I~
which Will pay for the first two
outinp nl the Alpine Club during
wanter term. The Alpine Club has rour lrirs
planned for spring tc:rm wtth Wayne
Haack :u the per1on in charge
lhc Alpine Club 1s open to any
student wuh an interest in moun­
taincc:rana All monies rhe club
reCICtVei wall go to pay for equipment
Cor 'tudent use. •
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15· Public Occurrences
•1' ''mphom and ch~ l ( lhambc-r
Orchr•Cra \\111 per1onn" "onoen No\ I b dl S
p m an rhc EHtn!> \1.ustl BUtldanr Concert '"II teatUie \\Or~.. ol arta~L~~ enc;ludins
ll:t~dn, Dchw.. R Was;ner. and RrahmJ
•1 ht f"ircbuc wall be performed a1 Reed
Cllllegc' theater O\' ltl and 17 at ll p.m.
•cneml admt,~lon I'> SJ R~crwtion infor·
m>ttaon t< '" .ulabk b) calhns 77141 OS.
• Thr Hoyt Arboff'tum will dt'dicatc I he
Bmllccone Tratl Nov. 16 at 10 D,m. The
lour·f(~l "1dc upbah-toppc<l tratl " the
Kcond barrier t~ trail in I he ~ate . The half­
mile long trail ha~ ~n d~tJncd with an ca1y
O.S% grade and i• a0%Uible to person uaing
can~. V."'llen. or wheclc;hain . Picnic tabl~
ha\-e ~n adapted for "heelchatr usc and
there are bcnchn and areas for tratl users to
sit ond enJO the stghls and 1ound>. The
pubh~.: •~ in\1led to auend tht' dedication
otremon} For further inlormauon call the
Ho\1 \rborctum., 228-8732. -
•1 hr (. t)allllon for the Stud) of Radte'.ll
D~mocr.Htl -\ctaon wtll meel a1 l 10 p m.
No'. It! tn rbe m:un lounse of lhe Plate­
Howard R~idenc:e HllliA eample,.
Fri.
•Rip Cit) Follies, a mus1cal satire obout
thr ~truyle of t~oold \'IUdevdle performen
"ho tr) to t.;e-c;p the onl) home they'\.e e'er
kno~n-their hotel room wdl be per­
formed ~o' . 17 and 18 at 9 p m at tht'
rbuclle Aat Coffct House. I.S32 W
Mormon Famil\ Carcus Theater Collect ave •
1.\ all ,cagt the pia). Admwaon " S2. SO.
•Tbr Theacre \\orbbop and Portland
cton (numble will praent Sw.:tn
Glaspell's pia) Triflts 3nd Cliflord Odeu'
play WauinR, for UftJ Nov. 17 and 18. 24
ond 25. and Dec I a.nd '2 at 8:.30 p.m 11 Mt.
Tabor \nne;\, S II SE 60th dnU!o\100 IS S2
and tor more information, call 2J~.S~I
•Jonalhan 1\olol. nauoll31· cnttc of
pubhc educuuon an America, \Iolli s~k on
the theme ol A Ju..\1 SoC'itll' Nov 17 at 3.30
p.m •n the AgnC$ Flarusg;tn Chapel a~ the
Fall f'orum I ec:lure Stria comet. to u do~e .
l..:o10l Juts "ntcen ·• number of booh 10·
eluding lkath at an Earll· ~tx<'. wanner ol the
ationol Bool A"-4rd, ..and Cht/drm ufth~
Rr\·oluflon.
•T,.o Olm about palnru Watnr
Thit'b~lld and hk ,.ork "iU be shown in
Portland An Museum\ Bera,Swnnn
Audatonum 'IIO\'. t 7 at 8 p.m The two films
shov.n v.o1ll be: Works of Waynt> Tlutbaud,
an antcf\IC" "ith the artist made in 1965-66
b) Roi Partndge; and H'aynt nutbauJ, a
film monograph covering nine years of Che
•nul's career made in 1971 by Carr films
There as no ehargc for the program and lhe
publtc is in\·ited.
•Dustin Hoffman will nar an the movie
uule 81t \fan, to be shown Nov 17 at 7 and
9.30 p.m m Evans Audnonum The Jtory
re\lolvc:s around a man wbo clauns to be the
sole suf"VVvor of the BattJe of Lallie Bia Hom
Hoffman, pla)'lng Jack Crabb, a man who
had been raued by the Indians, mUit try 1o
underatand che awo culturc:s with wbtch he ••
famihar I..Jttl~ 811 Ma.n sbowa h11 pn:daca­
ment with comical touches Admw1on will
be St.2.S •
DUCK'S BREATH MYSTERY THEA TEA
No convention of modem society Is above lampooning
Comedy tea1n to perfoJ~rn in Chapel
-well. af you don't know anythsng about art, you'll probably hke these guys," s~ud
Robin Ch..pman, former ccrhost or the K.GW-TV Evcnang show, when the slapsltcl.
~o•nech· aroup Duck's Breath Myscery Theater performed at LeWIS and Clark lase
•
A Californaa reVIewer on~ adVIsed the group to .. at lwst go to Penney's for a decent
uit or clothes," whde an elderly woman watchang them perform near a 100 told them she
;had '"$«n a mo\ie of 3 Jet plane c:omangthrough che mountuans and 11 remanded me of you."
Hard I) I he type of promottons theater troupes typacall) share wllh the publu:, butt hen
bOOy would e\ler use lJle word "typ1cal" to descnbe Duck's Bre.1th Nobody could even
tht' group was completely sane. The troupe, whu:h consasts of five cheater mBJors from
Unt\Cr.tt)' of Iowa and ha~ made 11 bag 10 Son FranciSco over the last three yeur:. wall
'lome or thetr ansaOJty to LC agaan on Nov 18, 8 p m 1n the Chapel. Student
..1d1mu"aon will be Sl 50 for LC studentJ~ llckc:ls must be purcholled an advance at lhe
ntormnuon Desk
Dud·, Bre,uh 1 a throwback 10 YtludeVJIJe Short skit~. heu\y w1th sncare and farce
~ at c;lo!tt lanshap to the qu1ck wat of Monty Python and the hrestgn Theatre. ll'\
ndp.uentagc mtght be tmoed back to the fast-paced &lapsllck style of the Marx Brotllen.,
nd lhe c'u~erated anucs of Laurel and Hardy
Much of~ hal thl.\ group tnes to say, 10 terms ohoc1aharcasm. a. left to I he audaencc to
•nlerprel. l1l.e National Lampoon, member$ lake shon stab' at man) of the asparut1ons and
.tllusaons of grandeur soaet) hold&. Then they allow the audaence to uam1nc:,an shock. the
corp'-C of tho)(' grand1ose asptratJons and laugh hesatantly ac how ludacrou• chey appear
v.ithout lhetr m.1u.ks of trad1taonal respecUbllily
No con\oenuon or modem SOC'Iety IS above lampoonmg . Duck's Breath makes fun of
education , particularly college, seJt eduealton, hero worshtp and the ever.,lack advenasmg
industry
The appe.unnce of Duck's Breath a.s c:ounesy of Students Organtzed for Activitaesand
Northwestern Colle8Jate Enlc:rtatnment
•Tht' Ponland Park Bunau sponsored
NBA tfotshot RecJonal eompt'dtion will be
held at the Mt Scott Communuy Center,
SS30 SE 72nd, Nov 18 at 10 n.m For more
mformouon call 248-4315
•T,.o vfd~ tapa on Thr Att and Cnafc
orTattooinc will be shown Nov. 18 at 8 p.m
atche Northwest Artasts Workshop, 117 NW
Srh Ave. Room 21.S. Porcland A discuuJon
about lhe art of tauooans and o demonstra ­
tion wall take place after the showmg. Admi.J­
tton IS Sl For funber uuonnatton call 22.3-
3210 slly of Portland's Buckley Center Foyer
Gallery Nov 19 lhrouah Dec 19 The art11ta'
works muy be VIewed dunng lhe regular
gallery hours: 8:30 a.m. to 8 p m., Monday
through Fnday, 8:30 a m. to 4 p.m. Satur­
days.
•The final prorram fn lht Habitat F'Um
bents, sponsored by tbe Northwest Film
Study Cenlcr. will fc:al ure on Nov 19 at 7 30
p m a scre-cnang of Barb.ara Kopple's Har/gn
Cou.nt1·. US A The Cilm 11 a documentary
on o coal stnke tn Kentucky an 197.S that
focuses on worktn& condataon and aafcty A
dascusston afterwards will take place and w11l
be lead by Wilham Gordon, cultuf"'l director
o( Malllemean Jewtah Commumty Cenler
and Dr Carl Lawyer. thoraac surgeon •Pamplin Sporta CmtG wiU be open
from 9 a m to 4 30 p m stattin&No\· 17 and
"''" not be open oo woeekench or hohdays
The men's cagt wJIJ be open from I I a m to I
p.m ~tart ina Nov. Z4 unttl Jan. S The
building wtll resume normaJ operation
beiJnning Jan. 8. 1979.
The PE department would Jile to re·
mind scudents wboarc akina PEclauea th.al
gym equipment (this includes lockers) mUit
be turned in by Nov. 17. A SI.SO fe-e w1ll be
charsc:d if Iocken are not turned in by this
date.
Sat. •Culll.-t'r 's Trnels (1939). the antmtlted
~ersaon of Joruathan Swtft's •tory. wtll be
•hown with Boop Oop a Doop. ttamng
Bcny Boop on Nov 18 a1 2 p m. a1 the
Nonhwcsl Film Sludy Cenrer
Lacer in the everung. at 8 p m , the Ftlm
Sludy Center will shown Clruqu1a1o
(Bolhia, 197H). The Falm Study Center u
localed inside lhc Portland An Museum.
1219 .S W Park Ave for more 10formauon
about the films which arc bemg shown
"cekly asll 226-lJIJ J. •Tht' ( rnter for Urban EducatJon (CUE)
will launch Its lOth anruveraary celcbrahoo
wnh a film festival on Nov 19, from 2 p.m to
S p. m ate he Faral Unued Methodist Church
• • SW JefTer1on and 18th Streets, Portland
Three film• whach have been produced
by the Center wall be tealured 11 the: festi\1'01
Whtw Hn Gifts Arr R'tprct«>d (28 m10.)
d~rected by Mary Onk, exammc:a Che role of
women 10 I he church, nr~ Propll' Oft' Dan­
rmg A Ram (28 man ) dtrected by John
Volkman und Harry Daw•on, Jr, looks at
the real oration of I he Confederuted TribQ o(
lhc Silelt lnd1una~ and 7JU' Thoml' Famil•·
Film (82 man ) darected by Davtd
M •lholland, documents the effect a of ur­
banll.ttton upon a paone-cr Oreaon fnm1ly. •Sumu Thntrf Ensemble wdl present
the play 6 .Rms Rw Jlu by Bob Randall
1hruu11h "'ov I Hat the Wd~n Center for the
Perlormtng An~. YWCA, Ill I SW lOth.
Poni.Mnd. f-or more 1nformahon, call 223·
72111. •Tbt' andmt Jtof) of Tht' f'lyln&
Dutchman will come to hfe a18p.m. Nov. 18
and 21 at !he Civic Audnonum when lhe
Portland Opera Auocrauon will pte~ent
R tctulrd Wagner's opera of the .aame title, tn s 19
German The three-act ro~ruantic drama, u n
blt~ed on an old legend, wilt be cooduacd by t-------·-------..;;;:;;;..:;;.---,;
Stefan Mrnde. Tickets for l11e produCtion Ire
ll\'3alablc at the Portla,nd Oocra office, 922 • SW Maan Street, l48-S312 or at the Civac
Auditonum bo~ office, 248 •496 •lhe cuamlc ltOrlis or R. • NrUt'f'IKbwandn and lbt photocrapb) or
l .. wrmcf Hudttr Will be fcacurect u pan of
the art show whac;h wall take place al Univcr-ftcketa for lhe CUE lOth Anntversary
film FCJcival be on aalc at the Cenler for
Urban Educauon. 02•s SW Bancroft
Portland fickcca are SJ For funher anfor~
marion call Nancy Mcleod, 221-09114. • With Babl~ and Bannen a documq. • tun lilm or "omen\ p;lrtiCipallon 10 lilt
19'i7 uencrul Motor" Sal Down trtke,
fhr /nltrritonrc, a 19M film made for tllt
Amnlttamutcd C lothtng Worken of Amc:nc:a
to c;ummemorulc 111 SOth ttnnaverury, Will be
. ,hown Nov I Q nt 2 p m al the Clinton Sl.l1'fl I
Theater. 2S21 ~ t: Clmton nod Nov 20 Rt1 ~
p m ut the Retn~l fmployeeJ Union hQd.
qunrcer,, 9IS Nl Dnvt~ Adma~•ton 11 S2
1 he two film\ 11re betn{t' !llponaored h~ 1
coohuon of ICk:ul lemm11t group, ond lb­
chvadual" for further tnCormntton
l.;u~an l>obroll duCtng the daya at 2J4..xoCJ
or Mulh Sunde durtnll lhe evenmg at
9H84
•Ro&er J Williams, Ph.D., wo~
famou .. plonur In nutritional rnurch ,.,.
!pcU._ to the pubhc on the subJect of
Vutrtllon ,txam.rt lJutast" and Bio(hemlaJ
/nd1\'ldualur Nov 19 at 7 p m Ill tbc
Thunderbard lnn at Jaotun Beach Dr
Wallinms' appeJronce I\ •ponsorcd by Tbc
Nnttonal College of NaturopathiC Medtctnt,
and admas!llon to the lecture •• S2.50
•Duck's Brufh, u San Fronc11co comcd)
troupe that has appeared on NBC-T\''1
Sa1urJa1 N1glrt Lwt>, w1ll perform at Rete~
College\ C ommunaty Cencer Nov 19 all
p. m lacket anlormauon tt avnaluble b)
telephomng 771 1112, ext 280.
• All lho•t who enjoy playlnt tbt
rteorder (the dght fin&er·holtd fipple flu1t)
are 1nv11ed to meet und play wtlh the recorder
group of the Early Mwac Guald 111 7·30 p.m
to 10 30 p m on lhe lhtrd Sunday of cacb
month nt St James Lutherun Church, IllS
W Pad. Ave The neltt meehng wtll takt
place on Nov 19 For further anform:nioa
contact Enc Swenson ot 281-2258
•A podry nadln& by Michael McDowtl
and 8111 Sll-.erly wtll be held 1n lJle Mult·
nomnh An Center, 7780 W Capuol Hwy.,
Nov 19 at ' p. m The pubhc IS anVJted and
refreshments wdl be served
Tue.
•Bob Webb and JUI Kine will pli)
folksongs of the U ~ and Canndo, Nov 21 II
8 30 p m all he J\rbucklc Flat Cofree Howe.
I sn s w Morrison. Ponlnnd. AdmtSJIOn u
S2.
• 1-rench author and philosopher Voii•Jn
was born on th1s dny buck an 1694 If thttt
hod bun a c·truorJiup o/thr pr~.u in Rontt
W«' should ltu\lt had toe/a)· nelthtr Huract
nor Ju\'mal. nur thr phllosophiC"al writmp
of Cir:uo.
Cont.
•Nonh..-tst Theatre of the Ow "il
prQent Slflntd Arstnic and Old UC't wtU
full offstage voacma a1 tbe School for cbc
Deaf 10 Vancouver, Nov 2S and Dee I and1
at II p.m • and Nov 26 at 2 p.m AdmaStoBII
$3 generol, and $2 for students and semor
Cltt7..COJ For further mfonnatton cal
Manannc: Stack at 69.S.0847
•At OMSI'a Ktdall Planetarium, a show
cnutled A Study of ullpsr '79 will be
featured through November . The thow will
give the viewer a fctl of what will happen oa
the momtog of Feb. 26, 1979 when a toUI
solar eclipse plunges the Portland area into
dayttme darkness
•Or. Ra,mond Hut'y, a Profenor ..J
Zoolol)' at rhe Untveraaty of Woshjnstoa.
w1ll discuss Ecologlco/ Asputs of 71ttt·
mortgulallon m uzord Nov 29 al 7·30 p.11
at Reed College
•u•b and Clark Colle&t''a dantt -.
"ructor Molly Lund~r& w11l perform u
anc1ent maddlc-ea.tem belly dance Satur·
day. Nov 2S ut EasJc:a Lodge No 4 Tbe
Lodge I& located a1 8835 SW 30th Ave .. AI
Evenina o( Entertainment" Mil be8Jn at I
p m. and fcarure performancea by Portland'•
most famou' dunc:er. Badawta, and her troop
NtJOUm El Sohra Speaal auest Atda will
also perform Ttcketa are S$ and can be
purchtUed at the door or reserved by call101
8udaw1a's studao ftl 231-7602.
•1 he lioffman Callrry will houac 111
unusual lhow of handcrafted lamps b1
Frank Boyden, und Mack and 8arban1 1..1-
monl, Tom and Ela1ne Coleman throup
No\' 30 The Gullcry 11 located mstde the
School or Am and Crafta, 616 NW 18t•
Avenue '
' e
Jtrr Pierce
Of tht J>IM~ I I 01
Smoke biJio~
pol on the floor m
Nearby were two ent
nottCCJ ble lighr 1 n tl
room WU!io wanner,
brcathang was dtff
occupaed the room f1
fire out
The naght befo
been ht 10 the Co~
Tho\e lew who sto~
· JttUril) officer final
warmth-~tarved stucl
Then there wa) onl . •!atn.
ln Hartzfeld,
candle~ to keep out
tni\'C~Iled quate a wa,
local stor~ were sol
the ancense kand
awulablc At leus1 t
For the d1ehard
tough. After n few
lrom 'tnuning to see
b.lck, rub thetr eyes, t1
The excrc1se didn't I!
E\lery once an a
\CCn trudgmg slowly
1Jng tratl
l"or Lewt) ani
Portland, last week'
and cold remperotur
an ab11ndonmen t of
!ten. In what wea.the
natural catastrophe
Columb~ Day st
motonstb were stall
highwa~. bu.ttnesse
liahttng. ~~ udents d1
many left Portland
lighte-d envtronme
From tbe umec
the east almost two
Portland General El
CUJiomcrs ''bnek on ~
no one wnnted to be.
C'lautt o.t LC we
time thJ& term on Jan.
lhc: dny A ~surgenc
raan (orced Prestdent
them agnan {or rhe
Yttek Laghb went orr
Tllc:)· dtdn't come on
Jan 12. •Portland-A Ollrntnt VIe..-Will be tile
theme of an eJthibuaon of. Milwaukie
phologrupher Anne Handa at the Ore,oa
Museum of Scaence and Industry Nov. Ito
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