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

January 18, 1979 Volume 41, Number 9

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1979-01-18

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moke btllowed lrom the ,uunlen steel
pol on the noor 1n the middle of the room
\'earb\ were two candl~ . gtYlng ofl very Iuiie
not1cca.ble light 10 the afternoon gloom The
room wn .. warmer, as was the plan, but
brtathang was dafricult The women who
cx:cupaed the room finally had to put the small
I fire out
. The naght before, n larger bonfire had
been ht m the Copeland Hall parkang lot
I ho..e lew who stood around tt were warm. A
security officer finally came by and told the
~annth ·\tarved student 'S to put out the fire
I Then there was only cold an the parkang lot
; ag.un
1 In Hartzfeld, two men Ill thear new
candl~ to keep out the dorkne\s They had
111Vclled quate n way$ to find candle'>. Most
local store' were old out But the candle~ were
the anccn\c kand That wo~ all that was
avatlablc At lc11st there was ltght
For the d1ehard academics , studying was
tough After ... few manut~ . thear eye~ hurt
rrom 'lraantng to ~ee by candlehghl. They'd til
b.1ek, rub thear eyes, then go back to the boob
The eJter(.JSc dadn't hut long
Every once 10 n whale, u runner could be
'«n trudgmg 'lowly down the Swechsh JO&­
Il"l traal
for l ewi~ and Clark and most of
Ponland, lust wed. 's 53-hour power blackout
and cold temperuture) meant a slower lite and
an abnndonment or normal operuhng pruc·
lite\ In what weather eltperts called the wont
flltllral catastrophe an Portland sance the
Columbu" Dny storm of Octpber 1962,
motonst5 were untied for houn on crowded
htghwa}'\, busmesse~ closed down lor lack of
hghtang. <ttudents didn't attend chus~ . and
many ldt Portland for warmer or ut least
haht«i environment~ .
1-'rom the lime cold weather swept an from
the cut almost two weeks ago to the ume
Ponland General Electnc finally put all 11s
tustome~ Kback on bne," the cuy was a place
nu one wunted to be.
C'la~ es at l C were cancelled for the first
lime thas term on Jan 9, and then for only half
the day A resurgence of wands and fRe7ing
llan (orccd Presadent John Howard to cancel
them .t&lHn lor the rcmaming days of laat
'1\cek Lagh&& went off at S:42 a.m on Jan. 10
lhey d1dn't come on apin unul 12·23 p.m.
Jan. 12
Moat of the campui popuJataon had left
b) the end ot the week, convmccd that the
ancltment weather would keep professort at ~ ' f
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home and keep the dormatones 10 darkness
and cold for nt l~st a few days Man) students
who:.e parenu hve an the Ponland area decad·
cd that 1tv10g 11 home in the cold was
pn:lernble to h\rlng at ,chool under samilar
condataons Other\ went aouth, where they
hoped the sun could still be found. There were
stones of carloads talong off for Son Fron
casco, An1ona and Eugene
-rm off to the mountwns ," n woman
called to her rnend as she drove past Howard
Hall on her way to the aka slopes of Mount
Hood ... Have fun m the 1ce Dnnk n cup of
cold chocolate for me " Her fnendli pulled
blanket~ around them and closed theiJ' cur­
tnuu
.. My roomnte went home last weekend. 1
haven't s.ecn her 'lnce .. sa1d another woman
eauns a cold turkey wad aandwach an Saga
last Thursday
8) the end of the week, Sap csumated
only 200 people sull eatina an the c:afetena
A~ conditaoru got worse wtth each doy ol
frcc1ang nun, and heat dasappeared (rom the
dorm~>. balllc amenaues were d1fficull to keep
up. Studenu took tnps to the holllles of
profe1son where they could get bot showe~
Severalttcre.tms could be heard each momang
D'l student~> . determtned to be clean despate the
lack of hot water, stood m cold shower staU)
3nd let the unheated water run o\'er them .o\t
lenM one woman an Hartzfeld Hall boiled
water 10 u nearby fireplace to bathe henclf
Dcstruc:taon ol trees hampered both the
eltorts ot power company worker" to return
electne&ty to campllll, und ot the l C
rruuntenancc department to keep the area safe
lor anhabatllnU . Falling branches were a
• at the end of
hnard for Hllrtl.leld rcsadena.. as were larac
chunk' of ICC falling from the tall ptna
Several other trcn ne~tl to Templeton Center
were destroyed b) the heavy a~.:e and the hap
wands of the early week. Low'Cr campus W'lls a
1hamblei of fallen trees and rwuted hedsn.
With hazardous laving condallon' and
dorms becommg colder. re-sadent d1n:cton
encouraged students to move off campus,
setting them up With profe1sort and other
ramahcs Mo"t of Plan·Howard and Forest
compltxc:s were empty by the end ol the week,
wath Copeland runnang u close third.
\ome students decaded that cuddling
together agaanst the weather w1u betrer that
ln:crang an a bed of one's own .. , don't know
about you. but I'm fandang sor11ebod} to stay
with," said a Forest HaU re,1dent "Two 10 a
bed IS much wurmer than JUSt one. you know.
even af ne&ther of us hb showered an a couple
dO)'\ ..
"Big deal," the hefty Odell Holl man
snarled .. 1 JWt aot an clectnc blankel. I
fisured at would be good for cold weather.
With the electnetty out 1t'a no better than a
~:rummy cotton heel ..
Food was a maJOr cons1derauon tor
studenb who decaded to stay throush the cold
pell "iaga'' menu was hmated. :ipttlalittna a
cald cheoe \andwlchcs -aometimes spiced
wnh a '>tiCt' ol tomato for di~mt) Breakfuts
sa~ cercah und an occuional doushnut u the
bill of fai'C On Thunday , ~ome hot hot food
wtu shapped in from the Univc:nlly of
Portland lutchens. but tt dad not stay hot long
enouah to l.llli\fy the remaamns campus pop·
ulataon.
aowif. you
iaUdr
• •UR- ·,autiNt January 18. 1979
tion'
Copeland Hall nan shuulcs to nc&rb)
McDonald'~ and Wendy's fut food cs­
tabli hment . At mealtimc-s . cars would drl\.~
'"'' oft~ parkinslot filled wtth Hident who
'1'-<lnled bot meals. Some would ao as far II
nonh Portland for pizza and a hot dnnk.
· ome stayed in their rooms with portable
tovo. to the dism.ay of the campw security
depart men\.
Everywhere you looked there were
photognaphe~ . capturing e\1:ry cold moment
on &loraow Kodu film. On the tint morrun&
of c:anCt'lled d~. ttudenu eatina in Fields
Dinin& Room could see at least IS
photoaraphera snapping frolen pine trees;,
fro1en tirehydrants. and froz.cn people. "'I got
a great one of a tree down b)' Plau-Hol''&rd
that wus completely torn apart.-the woman
with the Nikon 1a1d ... h was reall) neat. It's 1n
a mallion p1eces ...
While man) students derived little enjoy­
ment from the weather. others decided the best
wa) to gc1 their minds o(f the c:old was to
throw partte5. There were many spur-of-the­
moment bashes during the latter pan of but
wcell, lrom small fVOUps huddled around
Harofcld firepla(e$ with cheese and wme, to
larger beer pan1C) in Forest Hall lounBtS.
The Dan Gobel band, a rock. poup.
played 10 Tamarack Lounac on Thursday
night, their uutrumenu po~Aered by 11
genenator rented by senior Steve Fcndric:b and
junior Dave ludwis for Sl:S. The Residence
Halls Offi<% paid for the rental. Molt of the
Rnuunang ttudent.s spent the na&ht on a wann.
lighted dan~ floor.
Through all this, some science teachers
e\en pcrtisted with thdr course work. The
JeneiiCS prO(C$SOr came lo school on the first
da) of the power outaac to coUec1tcst samples
whach had lo remain wattn: he kept them at
home by h11 fin:place. Another professor held
cla)SCJ almost ~tnight throu&h l.be week.
When po~o~o~r wu mtored to the \".ampua,
no one Jeem~d disappointed .
.. It's really stran,e. you know: uad one
Copeland m1dent after the hahu had come
back on. •we ~mcd co be trapped " tbc: end
ol civiliatioo for the lut few da)'l. All 1
wanted to do wu take a bot &bower. I kept
lt)'ina to tum on li&hta alld cunullat m)'lell
because they wouldn"t work. I coukln~ call
and l&lk to anybody. 1 wu cold. and I didn'
ba~ any place to ao to be warm.
'"And l'U never fOf'Ft when the hpl
came on a pan. I wu eatinalunc:b in Sap. and
I didn't even notice that they'd come on But
everybody started c:hcerina. SomcoM nn over
11nd turned them all on. And evtrybod) ' wu
chccnna Everybody JUSt kept clappana.. • • • ..
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• • Record cold wave to continue
Stc•,, u,,,tard • Uf thr l'hlllorf I u~ ,,, ol lltsl l·rtduy the: ""<~Uoit;l '
\\'euthcr Senter hnd re~:orded l:k-t, ....
fr'Cc11ng n~mper.sturc~ lor 46
J he tl''ent Portland ace torm u \ti.'Ult\C' du · , 'tretchtni bock
rncrel\ the late' I pnrt of 11 proJongrd "\o\ 27, f hs. record <.old h111
cold wU\\' th111 is llrtpping the: the clnlttn~ nl the Cu c.tdt I od:'
, urth\\eM, \\tfh omc of the: coldeJt the lrotcn ( olumb1u R1vc:r fort~,
tcmpcr,uurn m the lu~t 2S )car~ . firllt ttnte 1n H vcun. and holt cuu~t(
Rclo\\ normnltc:mpc:rnturc~ .ne llo\ldlnl' on ,cvcrallc:e c:hokt'd rt\r11
n~Ned to conllnUt' throutch '" ldnho. ca!ter n Oregon
I C'hfllllr) W;hhtn81Un
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New section solicits writers Sl fPPER '(
Frecring rtun
Stad1um Wtth ac:tC!
paral)'led campus
cxpc:ncnetng 'orne
weather 10 2.S yeurt
~t'lrncd to expec1
ttmpc:roture~ throll
to Jl•n through exam week Included tn the Feb I.S tuuc: of the Plonurl.og wall be the fiMt o1
two !pte1nl ec:taon&, de4hn~ w1th local, state. nat1onal and tnternuttoflll
top1c-., to be published wantcr term <;ubmls"ons to the 1c:c11on to bt
called tt Fau J alu~. will be due: t'c:b IJ
.tf Fuu J aim• W111 be added to the I og in re,pon c to suggestions
that the paper dedi wuh more of(-c:ampu& news fhc: ,ectton wall c.O\CT
suth top1ca 11' bustne1s. politacs. cduc:auon . the economv the envaron­
ment .1nd ~h1f11na 1\mencan and tntcmnttonal Ideology lt wall abo
feature tntcrvaews wtth people who are lnmaliur wtth current auua
forum~> , nnd svnop~e.-. of books deahns wuh the world ut lnrge I C' lit Dt~C'\. ,\nita Marl" • Of lht r,.~ I oa
Wtnter term &inal uam week
ha~ ~en cancelled as :s result ot
mtssed c:bt !I ume lAst week Under a
rtvt\td term plan. clu~~ ~til con·
tmue throujlh Fnda). March lti.
l'ht' nc" arrangement ,
however. d~ not prt~ent facuh)
members lrom gJ\'lhS final e"am~
dunng rtgularly scheduled c:hw.
pcnodtt. Facuh) members ~ho 1n·
tend to go ahead wtth finals mur.r
lthedulr the ellam .. dunna regular
cia~ pcnod~. and should inform
studenu oi ipeafic dc:taih no latt'r
than March I.
fhe facuhy Cumculum Com·
mtltcc came up wtth ~"~ral other
tdCA' about ho~ to queeze m cia ,
time lo 1 during lut wed:'" tC) weather One optton was to hold
cia~ c' on aturday untal the tame
~.,, made up However llrsument~
wert' ru1,ed that It would take at least
lour Saturdu)~ to make up the lost
umc: •• tnd mnny 11udent\ and faculty
member. ha\e prevtou com·
mitment'
\ -.econd -sugge5tlon wa' to
J'~~'"tpnnc final e'l.um& for n full week
Bu1 1f that wu~ done, c:ommilt~
membcD -.aid, 11 \\ould postpone
spr~ng brcul.: n wed, too dl\rupting
the: \ac:atton plan' ohtudent,,facul·
1\' memberJ and admini~tratof\ • alile.
The committee at one potnt
con,sdered e~tendtng the term until
~aturda), March 17, ~•th teachers
pl\cn the option to hold two hour
finals on the la't three: da~ of the:
term It wa& brought up thot the
facuh) "ould e~peClall) ,ufrc:r under
lht' \tcond plan betau'e such a
mnJOr :-.h1ft 1n ~cheduling would al~o
pu~h che end of "'pnna bud., .. , a
re,ult thert would be no bren._
bi:twecn the: end or sprmg lerm ond
the betunntng of $Umrner term dur
mg "hn:h tcachen usunlly prepare:
for new cours~
Ro~n Owens or the math
dep:mment sugge~ttd \prtng break
be abohlihc:d . "l he: tudc:nt~> had
their brenk in the cold," he: ,aid rhnt
~uggc:!.tion did not go over ~ell
It h unfonunate the weather
Lind lue._ of electttcih hovc mnde
curnculum ~hth n~"lln:, 'aid
Dean of Faculty John Brown.
.. Emergent) 'ttuation' mtght be the
time to e:\pcriment ." • Student\, faculty und ~tare membtrt, ond adm1nastmton. nrt
encouraged to contnbute Stone• mu~t be complete. conctse and
unnl)'t1cnl lcnsth 111 atlhe di~crell.,n of the wnter, though ,orne: edihna
muy be ncce. ~ry (or design purpo~es Quesuons und story 1deas ,hould
be nddrc:sscd to Lot Editor Dutch Mandel, or to Jeff Pu:rcc, oplnton
cduor of the I ox who wdl edtt the: ~cellon •
Local" outage was low priority
I t"'lit l>t~t)
or '"' ''"'""' 1 ot
I c:Wt\ and Clurk wa~ o low·
pnority enc:rg} cu~tomer dunng lost
\\ec:._·, power hlnd..our becau'c: large:
proper!) loh .tnd huge tree1 in the
loc.1l area mude work difficult for the
Portlnnd Generol Electric Com· pony. PC. F. tncd to end lis trt<t•
fir.~ I to nreus whert they could do
lca\1 umount ol work and
c:h:ctricat) to the mo\1 tu~tornel\.
According to Stun McC•c•w
dm,lon ~upcnntendc:nt of
Beaverton und l agurd arus,
pnority wa' IJ'"en to ho~>patnls.
pohcc: mdio und tclev1ston stat
Once thc:'e c:'~enttol ervices
Our opinion elect rtCil} POE evaluated wh
urea~ needed electnctty the mo~t
which would tuke the \hone~t
• . to rc:patr,
System for announcing school closures lac g 1 he 'IPUf'c:ne~s of hou~e\ 10
Burhnanme I ewt' and Clark
u nd nut urn I obstncle!l 'IUCh ar.
meant long hour .. of work lor n:e
cu~tomer~ thnn. for Instance. an ara
IN FORMA TJO"'I ABOUT cancelled classes laat week travelled almo't ru
la~t aa a parakeet wnb an anvil tied to tU toil feat hen On campua ctudcnt)
went mostly by goutp Ool) once was thert an o.f1ir,al nottce of alate opentng
(and that one could onl) be found on the: Sap breaUut line) Man) 1tudcnts
"'hO hHd off campus had to drtve all the wa} Up here: 10 Jind OUt the) didn't
need to be here:, after an.
The: proce s of disseminauna mformauon wa• sadly lackina It was
mostly no~•istent, with onl)' •ome of n mrrt'l)' inefficient ,
In liaht or the fact that we m&) Jee more hanh weather throuah
February, "c: have lbrtt sugestions we feel ~ould make hfe much ,,mpler
for studenu and college employees as well.
First, m.al.e lurther we of K LC radio in spre:tding the new~ or
atncellations . Thoup our rad1o station wu not operating dunng the power
bllc:Lout n ~as broadcast ina dunnr the lint two day• of cancelled or late:
claue The college Executive CounCil made a comrrutment la\t year to keep
KLC not1f1c:d or cancelled clasiC'I. and other peculianties an schedulina .
Pres idem John Roward and other appropnate adm1matrative oflices hould
folio" this commnmcnt.
Sc:~;ond, .et up ll centra.! c:learina house for lnformauon about cancelled
elane~o, o~ telephone number •nybocJ) could call for such news Thts nught
be the number of a restdtnt du·ector or the home phone: number of nn
.tdmaniatrator . Whatever lhe number ia, u shouJd be chosen 'oon and nc:wa of it~ avatlob11ity ~.uld be broudcast c:ampu\·Wtde heovy wuh apartment butldan81Joll
hnallv. the announcement of cancelled classes should bi: trnn,mitted to c:rowded urban 'ector \Uch :J&
the local radio stalloru earltcr than 7 or 7:30 n m For anybody who live~ off c•.ut ~•de ·\lbmu dtstnct
campu~ and trad.uonolly lenvea home early say 6:30 or ,o-a 7 0 m Me( lc:llan w1d 11 I& necessa11 t •
announcement IS too late Keep tn mind, al,o, that It)' condtttom force mnny IIS\C\\ the enttrc: dumuse nlona
off..campu~ students to leave much earlier thon usual an order that they can~ hoes be lore bc:tunnang work. If then
to school an t1me for 8 a m claucs are an) tree<~ \lr branches bloc'
Storm" crtate confuston We: don't need an) mort c:onfus 1on because the hne,, they must be remo\ed
people don't know whether c:lasse wlll be held Let's 6C'e some preparation for '"ould. luke a long lime JUS I
the luture from our collegt admmutrauon mere 11 no excuse for meffic1enc:y ln\le~llg.tte the LC area wuh all
aher tht$ • lurge tree:. do"'"· he added
Saga, maintenance get laurels
W HA TEVER MAY be 'l.ld ubout the quality of Sagu food and the:
usual 1nefric•cncy of the Lew•~ and Clark maintenance department ,
thetr efforts dunng last wc:ek'l power blackout should not be faulted To the
hght of candle• ond wtth only mammulaupphe,, Sap Food SerVJce kept us
I rom starVJng a1 Wt'/1 ot free~ma At the sume ume, mntntennncc: men worked,
when the rat of U\ dtdn't, to clear uwuy fallen lree~. \crnpc ace off ~tep<o and
~cncrolly try to make chc campus safer for all of us
Thanh Wu h lorcC'dstcr"' predicttll
contmued cold rumy wutbc
through I cbruory McClellan \lid
I) probable there Will be
bluckout\ "' lon$ .u trees
bmnche) keep lalltnll on the c:fe,cto:
lanes there '"' nothtng POE c:un
except ftA the hne~ once they
down
Mc:Cicllnn had ~omc: adv1cc fl'l
Mudent~ tn cuse of future blnd.ouu
Log does it in the dark • "f-~r,t, 11omebody should let PG -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ kno" thut the powcr••out," he~
l>utth Mandel
Of Ulr ,.,_.., l.ot;
The: IUUe Of tbe PfOfft'I'T Log )'OU arc lfUpinJ in your banda IS U
httlc thmner, a Jjule more a parae than those of wceu put. The reuon L~
better than a'·crage: We too were hit wtth the: d1rficulttet of frtt7.tng
raanJ, which were felt more Jlllphic:ally in the near-frozen dorm rooms
and the toggy tuna-n-lettuce dinnera Sap prepared.
But the mclcment •eather aeemed only to compound the aame
problema the l.Dg faces each tcnn when a new atafrit anembled. Stories
were llUIIJled, tntcrviewa arTanged, and ~emtnara were aet to teach lay­
out. wntinaond ty~inatkills . They all had to be abandoned th.c: nut
day IU Lewil and C'larker. wandered around tn the dark
'!'hafs when a ~ccas ton had to be made The Ptonur Lot. in keeping
wub ll5 rnpontlbll uy to the LC commun1t )', had to report the week's
c:~n t&-e\len if II meant produCln& a four-paae, tcraped·together.
Jobbed-out edition.
It dadn't come to that, aa you can ace, but •tones had to be
reataiJI\«< ukina about thinp like the Stewart HaJJ lire, weather
patterns in the Northwest, and bunt pipes 1n the PiaU-Howard dorrru. .. Never take 11 for grunted that tbc!
kno'" nbout tt 40.,econd, tf anyoor
thmk\ the:) know the cuuse of tbc
blackout, fur tnstonce tf you ~ct 1
tree: fall on the w~rcs, or a
comma from u certain dtatance.
tact PUE It Will •ave the crew• a
of umc: \e..rchma for the problctu
"Thtrd if you sec: on) elc:c:tncl
wires on the around, auumc:
the, are hot Fourth, don't fl1cl
swuche\ on wh1lc: the c:lectnctt)
off When the c:lecrru:aty hnt cotDI
on there: " 110 much power
through the wares ull ut once that
ru,c m•sht melt
"finally ttet u na•hlight "
t.ETTERS POt.ICY
Lftten ro the Editor ahould ,.
edd,....,d to 8or 21 The dfledi/MII
noon, MOfldeya Submlulonu/Kwlll
be l'fl»d. doubl.-tPllf*l end lncfutll
the autltor'a niiM u w./1 •
ICad'tmlc ell.tl 01 tecuny atel'tdl"f
No II'IOnl than '"'" IJQMtllt'fN ,.., .,..., •tth Mt:h lettet. L.enrf* tudeJ
( ind) Br) ant
01 1111 Pl~>nfff I ua
Ftre damaged
room on Jan 9, su
,occupant Jnd destn
rsonnc rc:c:Ord!l und a~
"'a' qUtckly c:xtlngtJ
rtsldcnt ~ on the OoQ
Sophomore M
1.11d 1he ht a grout
eppro,imately 8 p.m
a maure m the
,tarted Cothcal
fir~ began when n &Ul
c:nndle name~ (
IIJIC~I r~
"I wns readmg
ruJc~p. and 1 he: next
drc:am1ng thnt l ~
She wokt
tlceve of the sweater$
en
U\ln Kaplan
Of tltt Plonrn I ua
In v1ew of the
railum the healing
and Clark bu' been ~
1ng student wondent
1)"1tem function\ an
•orl last week
Min our modem
. ro dependent on eh
Fred \-c:n1ke, bualdiri
supcnntendent. 1100n 1
1\1\ re\torcd to the
ha\·e no way to power
tht elect nc1ty "ihut s
All the henttng b
pu•. whet her st ractly
operated. need <~om~
burn Vc:n1ll.e compar
IO jel engJnC!> U!ltng
mo\'C the pump~ un
dinribute hot atr
Nail, Pla1
""" J•me<~ Of tllr PfonHr 1 uft
Whtle Sugu F
ltf\ed up cold t
,'ln<IWic :he~ und tep1d
Lewts and
eatenes
fOOd comma wtth gas
Rusty Noal mu
"'0
'11"" and Brent Co
i'llar"Coal grtll up from
borrowed n gar.
~outcJ beat collee and t
open dunng 1ts reg
•our" last WedneAday,
':-''",.'lnl. but Wooten
ded to chunge thcar
10 p m when Saga
hot food Rc:portera had to table atoriea they -ere workina on only to search
~ut other ao~ of information-• bn difli~ult with downed telephone
hnn and an ace nnk for a campus. But they dad it and the photoiJ'Iphen
wen:n't far behind Natural disuten aecm to draw picture-take n from
the Ntkon-ladc:n profts~iooal to the naturally·inquiaitive lnata·manac.
The Lot photoaraphm wen there aho, u the picture paae on the center spread will atteat, Many fol~ pulled toaethc:r to produce thia. ponibly th~ most
challen&Jna (but e.njoyablc), Pioffrtr Lo,. Specaal thankJ JO to Jeff
Pserce, oplnton editor, who aobbled lhc opportunity up and auigned
wrote and edited ltories when 11 wu needed. '
• Next week' a Lo1 will include: a winter auide to Portland. The paper
will be a lit~le biaer, a lillie more thorouJh, and the procesa of putuna 1t
toFther wall be much leu hectic. • tho4Jict be .Mo WIIOidl 01 lett. AI
,.,.,.. "'" .,. l)(lbllaMt/ OUt lt'ltub­Ject to edlllltfl tor .,,.,.,.,, lft¥11
Met Ub1Joue ,.,..,.,,., n.. Ptou•
Log l'llllnoee 1"-tlghl to ttohl letrtfll
•P•o• l)robfema '''''· No ~ '-".,. wUI bel)(lbl#ehe4 "Wc'n:: open aa a s
lllu,lent:~ ... 'IBid Cooper
"r fort!lake them when
2 Ptonrrr UJR. January j
Picmur Lot. Jam.uJr)' /8, ontinue
tdny, the l'fntloru•
od rec;orded ~''"'
1 ures r or 46
lrc:tchlnf buck
t'ord cold hua
C .1 cnde I och
nbtu R 1ver for
•t\, and hat. \0-'IU\H
l1ce -choked "'cn
~rn Oregon
riters
..,,11 be the fint o1
•nd tntcrnnt1onal
:he ,ecuon, to bt
e to tUUQltoru
tctton w11l covn
my, the cnvaron­
ogy It wall abo
h current ISSUe\
d ut Iorge
nin1Mrntors art
te, COOCII>C llnd
Jgh ,ome edtttna
ory 1dca~ ~hould
1 P1crct op1nton
•
~riority
to \end ttl\ c:rn•
e they could do
work and tc\lo~
fltl~l CU'itomc:n
1 Stun McCiellar
lendent of
••ttard area ,
to hospatals,
elevasaon 3-Ulltolll
ttal scrva~
evaluated
'1caty the mosu~
the shortest lltrt
s or house~ in tb
and Clark a
tie\ \Uch as tm
Df work for '"""I
r instance, an ata
ent bualdtnp 01
!CtOr \UCh Jl
strict
iat •• necessal')
nmage along • lng work. lf th~
ranches I)ICJ~ckttl
It be removed t
~~ time JUM II
area With alltbl
te added
ltcrs pred1Clllll
rainy weathc
McClellan \Aid r
Will be
o, tree~
'i on the elect!¥
ng PGE can
once they
,omc adv1cc
ut ure blackoull
1hould let PGf
r I!> out," he sail
;runted that thrl
~ond, 11 an~OGI
he cause o( tk
ce 1f you~·
res, or n
n d11tonce.
'e the crew• aid
1r the problem
e any ele1ctntt
d. assume thai
don't nick
he electnc1l)'
ctty ftrtt COIIIC
rh power
uc once that
1111hlight "
y
'JitM 1/tould 1Jt
•n....d .. dllntll
!1~110t'~llto4M
and Inc III/II .. well •
FU~ry trat'tdltlf
lkutalllt'N ,.,
.,.,.. L.,et or ,._, AI bul.,.,..
~tNt', '-llfJfll
ThePtooe•
ltOklltfiWII
erl1e NO
be publla/MI4
iluiii"V 18. •
SLIPPERY Sf AIRS
Free11ng m1n loced Gmwold
Stad1um w1th tclclct at ICC ,torm
pan~ly1ed cumpu~ lust week. After
ca;penencing some or the coldest
... eather 1n 25 yean. Ponlnnden ore
~-.med to expect below normnl
•temli>Cnllttres through February , Campus in Brief
Three stories we had to hold
As you read in Ed1tor Dutch Mandcl'a note on page 2 ol lhaa iuue, the
P1oneer l.o was unable to put together o full p:~per 1h11 Vied:. Many stones
had to be po~tponed, tome ol which were very 1mportnntto the collexc and
the communuy tn order that you dnn't tall too far behind, thouah, the WK
has put tojtethr:r o briel tynop"' nl what we fell were the mo" amport.ant
tlories outatde of our 1nclemen1 weather. The&c ~torics wall be reponed on tn
more depth nut week.
Le~ and Oark I~ sex-bias case
Le'll.iS ond Cluk ha1 been ordered to pay over $3<4,000 and offer 11 full­
lime teachans posauon to Dill!lne Hart, who charaed LC wnh baas on ac:c:ount
of ~x in 1972. According to Mtr) Ann Normandin, aast~tllnt to Presadent
John Howard, the college will appeal the decition. It has unt1l February rodo
10
The S)4,000 figure reprncnu, the d1tferc:ncc bctwc:cn wages and benefits
received b) the pc:r1on who rece1ved the job to whach thrt apphcd, and the
wages she her,eU earned or would eurn betwc:cn the time she wus refused the
JOb and that potnt at which the dee1des to accept or r-eJect the mandatory
offer. She will have 4S days to act on the otter
A 1ta1cmrnt from the Bureau of Labor '<ud Han wat the only female
finahtt for a po~allon an the I C art department and wu the only linahst
reJCC:ttd without .tn intervaew 1 he hanng proc:c' 'cquared an antcrview before
.an)' dec-man could be made, the statement s~ud
I he atatement also aaid the Jchool retaliated apanat Hart becauae she
tudents statnp out Stewart hied the complatnt , She taid •he had applied lor other posittoru for which a he
fi was qunliled, but waa never contdcted by the school She aaad tha.r it tuad been
1 ~e ~indicated- to her that tf she filed .a complaint she would not be con11de~d for ll' Jobs at the colic~.
Sancc betn& turned down at LC. Han haa worked at the Portland !'ttatc: ( tnd) Or) ani
Of tht rlunt•r I ua
Ftre dnmaged n Stewart Hnll
room on Jon 9, Singeing the only
octupJnt ond deStroytng o~ !tereo,
some record\ and n tapestry. The fire
~tl' qutcklv tlttinguished by other
rtstdc:nb on the noor
Sophomore Michele Cathcart
w1d 'he lit n group of candles at
11pprox1molc:ly 8 p.m nnd wa.s lytng
n matlre'-" tn the room when the
re 'tarted Cathcart believed the
fire: bcgnn when 11 8U"t or Wtnd blew
the candle: name~ onto o nearby
tlpeslr)
•1 wn' reading .1nd I JU!t fell
ut~:p . and the ne~t thtng I kne" I
drenm1ng that I war. wurm," 'llad
She woke to find the
tleev: of the \weater she was wearing ublu1e.
Ml run outs1de and cnlled.
'f1re!' .. he 'IUid 'The gu)-. around
me reotcted to 11 tpontaneoull)' II
they hlldn't been there 11 would huve
gotten out of hund " Cathcart had
thought to put the fire out wuh a
blanket but deaded the poutblhty of
eltllngu1shang 1t was sUm
The Portland F1re Department
was notified b) the campus JeCunty
off1cc at 10 20 p m When 1ecunty
office~ arnved, they round several
\tudent' 'lpr.tytng the fire wuh hoses
and e"lta nguishel'$ The dormitory
wu11 evacuated Jnc fire had already
been ex11ngu1shed b)' the umc the
fire truch rolled onto campus.
Firemen helped rcmo,,e burned
matermls from the room · I he osccurny department com·
mend& the 11udent' for t~tlln&UIShtn&
the lire, \!ltd { R ·o1ck .. Ptckett,
chtel ~cufll\ officer at l.ew1s and
Clt\rk .. They prevented cMen"ve
damage."
No damage estimate ha been
made as I c-. in1urance adjuster hu
)'el to 1nve~ t1gatc the cene
Dean of Student& Otck Soren­
son ~1d the only quest1on remaamng
about the 1nc1dc:nt " whether the
colleae should be held responsible
for the los~ of penonal property.
Cathenrt s;ud she hopea her
expenence w11l make people aware
ol the danger of dorm firt'S, especual­
ly when people have candle\ 10 the
rooma .. Nobody behevtlt tt Will real·
ly hnppc:n to them, I dadn't " •
ent heating system under frre
'lu\ln kaphan
01 tilt Ptonrfl I na
In \'IC\\ of the recent eneray
faalures. the heaung system ot Lewis
tnd Clark hu' been under fire, leav­
mg students wondenng just how the
t}-1tc:m funcuon<; and why it d1dn't
work la!lt week
"In our modern s~ae ty we ure
; so dependent on electnctty,'' ..a1d
fred \ en1ke. bUilding and ground&
'UJicrlnlendent. soon after electrtclt)
~~~ rc~torcd to the campus. MYou
ha~c no wn v to power unythtng when
tht elcctncat) t~hut' down"
\lithe heating burner1 on cam·
pu~. wherher -.tractly clectnc oa gut:­
opcrated need some elc:ctncity to
burn Ven1l.e compared the burner..
to Jtl enganc... u 1ng electriCH) to
mo\t the pumps and fan~ wh1ch
d1~tnbute hot a1r 1\ancc the 1973 energy crunth,
the 'chool operate' 1t' donn heatmg
'l~tem' on what Ven1ke termed a
.. ttme clock heating prinoaple."
While )tudent' are In cht'13o. the bother
\hUh down. It 1 turned on again
when \IUdent~ are e11.pected to be
back tn the room~o Lute at night. the
boiler <~hut., down ugom and reac-­
tivate' e...rl) an the momtng
'l nder extreme condttaon,,
when the tempcnsture' ore JS
degree' or les.-., the WJtcm b)·pUheS
the ttmc: clock und fire., up anyway,"
sa1d Vc:nt~e
Venrke e'tphuncd the heatang
'Y~temr. u~ocd on tampu6 as follow&
•The: heattng ,ystem tn Pllltt·
Ho"ard comple"' 1~ 'llmilar to thatm
C'opclund Both have thetr own
heattn' unu wcth two oil-burnana
botlen Hot water 15 careuluted by
Nail, Plattfortn serve hot meals
1
\Jar~ Jam co\
Uf tbr Pl11n'" t 111
Wh1le Sap food Servtcc
~tncd up cold turkey salad
and tep1d macuront and
lew" and Clark's two
IIUCientl ·r~Jin eateries kepi the hot
food comma Wlth 81l5 and chan:ool
Rust) Nail mnnuge~ R1ke
\\ ooten and Brent Cooper earned u
gnll up from lo"c:r enmpus
borrowed a gns stove so they
heat cofree and tea The: No1l
open dunng 115 regular bus1ne~\
•uu" !ott Wednesday, 8 30 p m to
naaht, but Wooten und Cooper
to change their hours from S
10 p m when 'agu 'itopped 'er­
.,A~ hot food
"We're open as 11 ~rvu:e to the
''Udientt." rud Cooper "How could
roresnke them when they offifed
l'rontrr l.nR, Jonuory 18. /979 u. the mtnt..,..
Wooten udded, .. We were JUSt
glnd to I(IVe everybody .,ome hat
lood ··
·\t the 5amc ume. the Plattlorm
conunucd \Cr.·tnH hot p1111l from
ga"'-puwcrcd ovcn11 Only the elcctrtc
soli drink machmc:o~ were out
"We'~ getting u lot of hungry
people tn here," ~•d one Plttttform
worker "I don't th1nlthe)"TC geltlni
c:noutch to c:nt at Suttu "
Somcbod)' mode an unfor­
tunate m1•1ake at the Plattrorm,
howe\ler, when thcv leftthec:lectnc1·
t) on dunng the: blackout When the
power returned lu!lt fortda~ morntng.
the J'OWcr \Urge blew OUt ~\>enll of
the apphan~ 1 he Plattform was
not open ~aturdu)' Manager Rob
Alvutc:l waK IJnnvatlable for com-
mcnt • pump throuah the rad1aton
•In Foreat Hall, the botler u tn
the b.t\ement of Tamarack Lounge.
The heal ts then looped throuah
p1pb to oil the bwldm~ .. Forc.st
JU~t IJIVe!\ u' lib: ~•d Venzke "All
tho'e andtvtdUJI buddanp (sa" mall)
are '10 hard to heat.··
• A. kin obo has it~ own gu"­
generutcd boiler.
.. We "ere ver) lucky," Ven1ke
'a1d rccnlhng the heatms 'l)'!ltem~ in
the: dorms wh1ch bum oil for hent.
·· -\Cter betn~ 'hut down for u period
ol time. the oil in the heoltng un1t
thickens and looks lil.e 11oft tur. It
needs to be r~·heated before tt c:un be
circulated ."
• \n :tll-<le~;tnc heating $) tern
lurnl\he' Hart1feld wath hc.tt, and
cath roam ho~ ah own type of
hcattn~ control
•In 1 emple1on Center. there arc
two boiler~ thl\t function on oil
1gn1ted b) nuturol p3o, With Odell
Muncu \till U\108 ''" old-ruihtoned
bo1ler '\ ccntrttl boaler plant heat
butldmg .. on the l~er C<tmpu ... in­
cJudlng the danroom butldinp. the
hbrnr). 8)'m und Fvam~ t\udltonum
The 'te.am 1 pumped to each
bu1ldma b\ IndiVIdual control unit"
1 he hhrar) and andoor pool are
u,u,all) heated 24 boun ada) dunng
the Winter months
• Ftr >\ere.. fheater, the cl\apd
und the ~onh"'e\tem School of La"
art' .111 operated on an electrical
hc:Jttnll \~tcm .
.. What I dread," Vendee 'Ultd,
.. l!i ce1ng what it'" gotng to cost (to
heut the ,th0\11] thts quarter."' He
!>~lid "anter heatlni costa fur IQ79
~ere c'lttml.lted at $38,412 tor gai
alone ''Sun:, the Cew day' w1thout
J'O"C' "'II probably make a
d1ftercncc tn our electrical btll, but in
the lllllH run we'll be far behtnd Our
s.wintt' we~ already eaten up in
maintenance overttme ., • Umverstt' D1V1110n of Cont1nu1n& Education . the Portland Children·
Mur.eum at ln,tructor .&nd director. and at the Portland An Museum. Her
spc:Claltta~ arc painting, drawin1 ond visual atudies.
The moluuon of thlJ ca&c: come\ one yur after another charge of
dt\c:nmtnnllon by the U S Equal Employment and Opportunity Commts­
,.on whtch ;1lleaed thut the coUege rruuntamed policies that deprived women
af equal opportunities in 1t.s health 1nsurancc program from July 2. 196S
throuah March 7. 1974. Thu second case 11 still in the courts.
Vote of confidence retains president
In a bunt of fury, student bod) pl"d.ldc:nt l any Lewis o.tked the senate
on Jan 8 for • ~vote of conliden~" whkh would determ1ne whet~r be was to
'tay 10 lm pregnt pos1taon or be: asked to re.tan. Senators voted to keep ham
In olficc, there were no dtsscntina votes, but three abstentions .
Lewt~' request came tn response to a llatement of resignation by hta
lonner admtnt!llrau"e as astanl, Kevin Howat, in which Howat said he was
..dts1Uus1oned" wuh Lewta' administration and fell Let~~·is was not
cooperllttng well Wlth the senate. He Aid there h.u been a aeri.oua lack or
commun1tatton a mona student body offtccn, c:au.Jina'"infiahtina· wuhin the
1tuden1 admarustration, and bamperina the best dJoru of other ad­
mamstrallve officen.
Sentor Stev.: Fendrich, whose rctipation u direc1or of Students
Orpntzed for Activatics wu CJted by Howat u an enmple or people who
LewtS has lost because of communication problenu, aid he felt exploited in
hu former po1iuon He said Lewis had tried to reduce hit respoOSlbality
wtthout due notice or c:onstderutaon. and that he no looser feh he waJ Ji\-en
\UffiCtent Icc way to operate SOFA
.. , reh mantpuJated. I felt used," Fendrich wd.
enato~. confused by char~ that Lewis had abused has power and
acted wtthout con tdenation of the people who worked w1th ham, asked Lewts
to ddcnd has po tUon lew1s spent twenty minut~ ddendang hu bch&\r1or 1n
relation to ~OFA r•Jt'~ pan of thii government. and it hA to work with this
government, no matter whnt Mr. Fendrich may behc:.,~-) and claurung
•backStabbing~ lrom 'Ome of the people who hA\"e since reured from h1s
admm1strotion
"I don't want to be licked 1n the panu: Lewu added.
I cwi, w.tllceti out of the room in ancer after unswenng charges b)
Fcndrith. Alter he had left, Howat spoke to a Jtunned senate U)1ng. ·Thu 1
"hat Larry always doe1 ... He said Le~.~, u has had ll hab1t of &J"Buing to no
conc:lu ion. then w.tlking out before any solution can be redched ... But, 1f I
know l.arry, he'll be back in 20 minutes, after "e'vc all d~"'dcd nothing. ..
Lc:wts ~turned to the bad; ol the room alter 25 minutes,jwt as the vote
ol confidence was being taken.
Tuchman declines speaker invitation;
author, con~oman considered
Barbara Tuchman, a noted historian whose book .4 Dutant .\lrrror
currentl) appears on the 1\'c-... )"ort nmes bestseller Jut, has declined an
tnvuataon to be the: 19"'9 pduation speaker. With her decline, the Facult.,
Acudemu; t\ffain Committe~ must submna hst of eight to 10 pouibiliu~ t~
the l.ewt) and Clark Board of Trustees for consideration .
Amons tho e under coruiderat1on are: lillian Hellman. playwriaht and
author: Fonner Tens Congreuwoman Barb.lra Jordan; Unula Le<iutn
.,c,encc fiction writer; Doonstbur\' cartoonist Gary Trudeau; and ps)~
choiOJl"t Enk Erikson
fhe sclectton for a sraduation speaker came under debate last term as
LC scmon argued that they should \Ole for a apc:akcr, not have that decumn
made b)' a commat.tee and th.c trustees. In responS:C to t~t. Dean of Faculty
John Brown, who ts 11lso chatrman of the Aademac A1Ta1n Commattcc, uid
be: "as apmst select1on by the semor class.
• ..) don't _thtnk ICntOrs should Kieet their own araduation speaker," he
\41d ~1 belte\~ tt should be the selectaon of tbe trustees t think
'ommen~:c".'cnt as one of the only public rit~ls that we hav.:, and because of
that I feci llt.J kmd or the central pubhc: cx:awon or the colleae.l think that.as
the Board appro\'eull the[ac:ademic]dearca.so, on their behalf. thupealcer
represents the colleJt in auch an occasion."'
Bro"n u.td that unt.il the senior class becomes more orpnizcd, a vote by
scnton would not be enttrely rcpruc:nllti\-e of the sent on. He saad, howc~r.
that he w~uld be reaponaible to an orpnizcd conti~nt of xmors. who could
da1m rcpre~ntation or all seniors. brinpna a vote to htm in the future •
3 Plwtb bl' li.•d Gamt'\ and lma IVdl"
I. •
4 •
IQflr,,, l.tiJ:, JcJIIUUf I' J.ll, f9ifJ •
..
•
There once was an icicle . . .
No\\ that the 1~ 1 melting nnd \\c can IJ,ugh nbuut more sno\\ and
.:ttncellcd cJa,~cs, ccne~ from last "'eck'~ tonn nrc v. onh rehnng
l Well, mnybe \\e W\1Uldn't wunt ro li"e through them ngam, nftcr II)
Clock\\ht frum upprr ldt: t\ lump on the bnuge ~lov. Ho\\ard
Hnll .enc an nrti 1 purpo e. 11 normnl functton h vmg been
undermined b) the lo s ~I elcetnc::•t) The 'ic:\\ from Odell Manor
eust to\\, rd Muunl Hood lucked 1 mountuan. but m tdc up for tt v.uh
fnlT) tale spnrkJe ~cnwr Liz. llcflm. '' hllc he m:H normnll) be \"er)
ndepl on her fcc: I, 1n't c:cm to get her net together "'hen 11 comes to
ace skating"' ithout 1 he d.:nte lithe Olll-of-doors \\as a b•t mpp • the
'tcw from under u qualt "a n v.ellomc: chnngc: c\c:n tf thi Akm
re idcnt tor ~'ok tUd)ing for. cntllng •round.
I C :ln\ hod) <:rt0\1\I~ \\ n nted to t.tke n :\honjog do" n the Fucult)
Olficc Rulldtnij c~,mrlc' I M .1 u nnk ot \\ llc:t. the> "ere out nfluck
.md 11 "'l\n't bccHu e there wn~ n long line: \\Uitmg Other v.ere
"·"' tng, 1 hough, mun) ''''hem ~tcil:ing hubcnps ,1nd '' mmtng unused
nlU-..:le~ in futile .ltlempL ''' tr,l\el bv t.'hr an~ milrc thun n foot-nnd-3·
half. For 1 he nnc:y-rnindeu, the ptwto po" tbalitacs "~rc nhunuant
"''' In rnc:ntion plenllful. l"ttl.:c: th1~ tenet'. for tn)ttnce.
rhc ~tght" \\ere nice, on c Whether the lun \\OUI\.1 Ins! through
another \\Celt.: ol lrMen l<.1c:s .tnd cuh.J n~~ e' 1 IOl,ther nd m. ybe
.10orher 'pccinl icil'lc jc:,ue.
5 Freeze, flood no famine
I aurtt l'atllr
Cll lhr rlim~tt Inc
E'en before the ~ 1 of the
1ntpw. \\il plagut•d h clectn~al
outage" nd other phlhlems
r~ullmg lwm P\"nt •• nd's recent m\h
of mclemcnt "'C'!1thcr the l'l..~n­
llo" Md donn complc:-.. wn me ked
tn hr olken \\ 11ter Jllfle.\, noodang. nnd
nn heat for e1ther h0\1ers or room'
l'roblcnu be £lin "hen water
rro7~ 10 PI~ beneath the 0\erhc:ad
bnd •c oonnec-ung Platt und llo"ard
hnlb Cu-culnung hot \\3ter scr\ e o
double ru~p,ue tn that c:omrle' II
not onl pro\ldes hut ar \\Iller. hut
ho hent the room \ "hen the
papa lro7c:. tt mea r n nd 10 hot
how~o. a.. \\ell a<. " rm lt\lng
qu nc:~
I red \ c:n7 c:. butldmg and •
grtmnd supenntendem nt I c:wt'
l'lnd Liar\:. nttnbutc:d the frec:lJng to
the -!Mons e.'lSl wmds," y,h•ch nl o
brought the saorm cloud~ mto the
~Mthwc"t
I he \'Bier had lirst been turn~d
c1n t:ndn}. Pee ~Q to tc llhcperlor·
mun~X ol the pipes. It hud not been
on dunng t"'hri,.tmas \'aC4ltion r\lter
the mumtenancc dcpMtment v.n:-.
con\ mct'd that the wstcm w1"" orl;­
mg. \Inter wa turned oflag;_un until
tudcnt) \\U~ scheduled to return
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I 1N' MCA T Omniiiilort 1/11 On Jun 2.thr murmngMudc:nt~
tnrtt-d mcmng 1'\.1~1.: tntolhe dorm~.
11 "ns !.it~ l)~ered thnt the pape!.
under the hru.i£1." \\Crt' bro'-en Pipe
•lOOeCtiOO\ .tncJ C\ fl.I0'\100 JlOIOI!I
11er-e mmt heh\'th hll I he ~.ttcr y,,as
onn ~hut ort, und oltm~cJ to thaw
\\ hc:n the \\OJter ""' turned
b;!cl.; un, th1lugh. more breulo:'-tn th('
f'lpe \\ef'C found 3nd rtp.ured ,.I he
pmhlcm~ \\ere compounded each
umc we h,td to hut do\\ n to malo:c
I'Cf\:\1~." 111d \ en71o:e, C\f\l..unmg
tlmt the wntcr \\Ould lree1c a !.&in
"hen 11 wa n't runntng
"Once the hot \lol\ler \\'IJS Ctr•
culnung throu lh the p1pes "e \\ere:
ol;a\ "he dded "R hic.fll),"chnd
the hellt tin"
\t lea 1 1\H'I room "'ere
enou~l) damnged b) the lloodtng,
\' 11h up to 12 nllectc:d h) the water
runoll Inn \hrcn~ . ru1dc:n1 dtrector
of l'latt-ll<mnrd, ~n1d mo)\student
'trm~d tn the dorm de~p11e the • O<lodtn[' n nd !.tel.: of heat or hot
water
"1 he: thmg lh.tt 1mrres,cd mc
mollt 15 hoy, \\ell people re:-ponded .
\ IO\t "ere ro,ur \'t' C\'Cn '" the \\Of\ I
cond111nn those "ho y,erc mo.'t
ancomenu:nced accepted 11," ':ud
\hr~n' "f,copk y,crc hclptul. For BAD PIPE DRE-\M
c:'nmplc. the) let otherfi ta) m thc:1r
ro\lm" and stored the1r bclontttn8'> lt
"a a real nacc te.1m effort." Water from a broken p1pe cornbtncd wath heat lrom ::1
fireplace in the Plauform Rc~taurunt to w.1rp the wood-ttlt Ooor an the main loun!(e of the Plott Howard
complc:" la51 weclo:.
~ en7LC .11d CCIIOO\ of ptpc
near the Plauform \loere not m-
5Uiated but that rruuntenancc ha"
ta\.:en cnrc 01 all "~nov.n" problem'
"I he problem offreellng p1pc:~ could
have been •Omt'\\ hat allc..-iatcd With
~torm \1 an do\\ , " he ~<ltd, ndding
that he I\ loo~mg anto the purchihc
ol nc" "1ndov. lor Ho\\ard. One v.a} to pre..-ent the p1pc:~
from lreertng and the rc'lulting
rroblem' y,ouhJ bc to run the botlc:r
e'en v.hc:n 'tudents arc not h\ing 10
the dorm11 Ho'"C:\cr, that y,ould "be
\cry e'pen,I\'"C to the: 'chool," 'a1d
VentLe
Po,ltblc: nhernutne) to the pre.._
<.cot healing o,ptcm an Hoy,ard Hall
•
Students picnic by candlelight
as Saga suffers from outage
I l111htlh I h•Oin
Ill tl>t l'oullfft I "t
H tl b\ up to 1 'iO percent lo~ of
... rcrl\hnhlc food~ and I he s:scnficc
ota tat a on "agon during last "'ec:k's
storm, ~.aga Food Sen ice coped
y,Jth the \l.t:athc:r b) shtppang in food
from nnother Portland una\'t'rslly
and tonng much vi 11 supplies ofl
c:a m pu'
Mcah• dunng the bind: out "'ere
scned on paper plutcs, a there ".h
no c:lcctnctt) to '\\B~h plates and
therware l)mncrs v.c:re Jd\entu~
8). student~ peered nt thctr food wuh
the heir or andlc'\ :tnd tl.tshlighls .
On I hur dll) naghl, the "-CCond e\ en­
ang of no hght&, the culctena \\US
C\ en dar kc:r and I he ud\ cnturc: lc:li!o ol
a no\ cit\ n 90 percent ~1f the candles
had heen t.al en b tudc:nh the naght
be lore:
"We're: dmng us bQt v.e c:.1n."
!illld Rod Bond, I cv.ts und <.:l.uk
lood :.en 1ce tflrector, during the
bl.u~l out that put SJg.l'fi knchcns
out ol conunauton "We're JU\t a~
tucd ol crv1ng IUIUI ~ndwtche as
t\ en one n ol t:1111ng them"
In order to bcel·up •ts menu.
lJond '\\orl cd out nn .nrungcment
"''h the Unl\c:rsm ol Ponland to •
:&c:nc hot mc:niJ U ol P Wuli un·
allec:tc:d b) the JlO"'Cr latlure Food
supplies "'ere: dmen I rom I C to the
tJnm:rlll) ol l'or1l11nd, where: the\
could be cooked nnd shtppcd bad.
llowc:'ller, S.tga"s stu lion w<tgon
hie\\ up on the lntc:n.tatc S lreey,a~
la!!.t lhu1 da~. bet\\c:en the ~wtsn •
l.n~ c: and f'onl.and fil••d cxat. R.s)'
IJ.rlt.tnt} nc:. l C Sllgn manager wu•
drt\lang the c.tr to I of P to ptd up
miaC'.tr(IOJ !tnd 'hc:t'e c.tsscroltl> He
blamed thl' anctdcnt on .1 p1~1on
lui lure No anjurae .. re,ultcd I rom the
mmor expln\lon
lJ.tlluntvne hnchhakcd to the
Unt\'Ct&lly ul Portland. but wa•
dn\cn bad. tu l ('', caucroles and
all
I o a \t' at& pc:ruhable goods,
muny of them 1poahng in
rdrager.atofi und wull:-m frce7ers on otmpu,, ...,Jgu emplo)cd Ponland
Whole .ale (.llmp.tn) to prck up "'
fr01cn lood~ . r ho\e £ood Included
.)9 ca'c' of rr01cn \lcgctables Other
~n .. hable Hem • such us meat und
mtll.:, "ere taken b) S\l.tlt l·ood~ lur
~torage m oll·c-.smru~ lrec7er
"\\'e y,:all prob.~bly lose 50 pt'r­
C(OI oJ the pemhablcs," Bond !.,tid
Ia 1 fhursday "\\'c: hu\c probubl~
lo)t .1lmo'lt 1,000 1n ~poalngc: ."
On Sundn~, Ballant)'nc up~d
that figure to ~d .500. "\\'e lo~t ull ol
the lood 10 the I nul Ronm .tnd
Dubach [ Ptmng Room), mcludtngu
lot ol che~e "
When the poy,~·r returned ttl
CAmpus durtng lunch l:t\t f·nda),
:o.tudc:nt '" the: curc:teriu g.l\e
J,ortland <iencr.tl Ucctrtc Comp.tO\
,. Manding 1Ha11un Howc,cr. Bond
\h15 not II\ h.tpp\·
"Damn Bond \atd, "we will be
c ~ctcd tu 'tnt u hot meal [lor
danner ), .tnd 11 1 JUSt nut that e:uv. It • would h.n e been ell\ter 10 hu\e 1 he
pu~er come back un durmg the
ntght and tno\\ llr~t th1ng tn the
mormng.
..\\'c: dtd not c:\pect 11 to come:
on tod.s\. l'\c: .tlrtOJd\ 5ent most ol
the !itafl home."
,\ repre!>entllti\C ol PGI• h.td
told Bond that the l.ule ())v.ego and
Gresham .treas \\l'fc the two worst
hll ,Jnd thu1 there \\uS nnly .. ,, 20
pc:r<:cnt ch.~ncc 1 hat power would he
re:.tored to lcwa:. and <.:lur~" on
t"riduy, Bond eAplutned ,
But. dc&('Hie Bond\ prcdtcted
odd~ ag,unst at, he .tnd Bnllantyne
manugcd tu gc:t <1 hot meal rc:.ad\ lor
Frida) d1nnc:r. "We gol lltugethet an
two hour. K H.tllanaync )llrd
ReOectm~;: ba~k on lht' power
bl.tckout Ualluntync 1u1d 'I don't
tlunk y,:c: tould be under .. ny more
eXtreme l.ondltron\ than we were:
\\II h 1 he weather .uuJ ruad con­
dillon)"
Added one ~ludent, '"I thousht
I hcv'\lc.-done a great job I've had J
lot y,or c meal~ when the light\ were
" on • oiiC ll hot atr or cJectrJC .W~Icm • \'cnlkc tid both in no' at ions pre·
<.cnt hurdle~ which would ha\e to be
O\c:rcome helorc: the) could be am·
plementcd .
1 he cctltng) in Platt nnd
Howard urc: too low lor a hot rur
to) ~tem, and ~•nee the building 1
concrete 11 would be dihicult to mukc: the -.pace nc:cc:,~ar) lor
\'Cnlllauon S) stem l.trscr
( ptpe) through "htch c:lectnc
ure run) would be
H o\\ ~~~d were to c ha ngc to an
hc:aung s)'tcm
In either case there "
huildtng code5 to contend\\
\'c:n1ke.
-
Wood 'windfall' for
-It .1 lnrgc: trc:e didn't lull
bacl< vurd in the recent tc,c: anac
don't fcc:l cheated r he storm
pro-.e to he u literal "wmdfC
ofl-a~mpu., l eWt'i and ( ·arli.cnl
a lirepl.act·.
fhc Ponlund Cit)
\ otc:d l,tte t.ht week to
re•Hdent~o the right to gather•
f'Uhhc pnrks und ollong cit)'
A Cit)' code proh1blllCj
prt\'Ute usc ol cuy-owned
been uspc:nded unul April li
'' md-dov. ned hmb,, branc
trees h.J\C: been dc:clurcd
propert)
Caly olltct.tb hope th1~
cour.1ge people to ptck up
wood and help the cit~ \\ll!
m11 st\e dc:anup. The
doe limn wouc.l ttnthertng to
trcc:s dcvu,.atcd by the tCII'C
prnhihtlli sale ot 1 ht wood
Pioneer Log
Ooamput lloa 21
lcwu and Clark Collcp:, Po>111an.J. Ortaon <~7219
(~)) 244~161, Ul 2Jl
I dllor. Dutch Mandel
8uslnns '1anacu John ~otl
"-'•naliiiC t.dllor Hant HolJIUI~I
(upJ .,.dll~~n . .-.mta Jo.bru, C) nthta O'a!cnt
Opinion t dlacm Jell P1crcc
PhuiiiCIIPh) ldllor Ted Oa1nc1
( umpor.lllon E.duor· <.,Jurlent Kamoto
AdHrll•lna M.,.•ttr Jon Ed• .. rdt
C arculallfln Manaa«T; I )no~ Hinde
\\rut,. l.:mdy lhvan1, Tom Buabct, laladt"'a Oub.anau .ua I c•he l>~"'c) ,
G11dnc1 -.cnc Ha)""ard , Candy Ucco,.,l htab(th Ucll1n Mclihl llcllcr"ci.
KaplAn Mtlc McKcn.llc. t_.ura f'lilllc, Ill Walker, "i~ull Wolll
Opinion <.,tc•r f cndn~h. Ia ~.a Cir~nma. "'"'-J.mct. Uaw I ud~•a
l'ublldo (lcrurtncn Dent\<: R.11lhn
Phntueraphrn t1ndy Hc'o" lhrrtahc l.o) IIIlO Wclla
Produc11un ()'nlhta 1\u.hn, Tam &Iter I nile fk,..c) L hr.ah.:th It cOin.
l'.hmhcw Mike McKc11aoc, Yuma ~~~
( ompo•hhtn' Ctndy IJryan1 karen llarad11, l'laua!M-th ltcOm <.,ur ((uptal\ r ynthuo Phllbp, K11rcn Saul. Yum1 Seta
~rtlu Wend) Wallin
.,ta)m ad>I\Cir R•ch.trd H0)1
l'hulllcraphy ad..-l•ur Btrt Shepperd
Olltctal pubhcauon ol lhc Assocaatcd ~ludcnlt <11 1 c"'ll and ClarL, OOU
Pauline lloll R,.d, PaniAnd, Oneaon, 97219. J>nnlcd ,..cc\1) h) rh~lhe.\,11"'~
IK" 'ittnnd ciA.,. pnuacr paid 11 Portland, CJrc~n ,O.nnual•u"'mra lon
S4 )(I pel )t.u, Sl ~pet term lor U '> IUbso.llbcn
'••ndanl nta loo dllpla) ldHntuna. n )(ll'fr wlumn IIICh, Sll) half
$1M lull P•Jc Uurcc lor <Untried adt, S 07 pet word
Voc,.,. nprcucd are thole Oil he wntm and do nnt ncuas.lll) rcllr.:tthc
ulahc atudn•t I he Ia, or the ~"'lltf~ adtntntllr&llon -
Wt
Fitzmo rri~
durana M<
t'ollcg~ b) I c:d "Yogi1
nght 1t the lop o
~wu and Clnr!l. wilt,
o\cnimes. 95-93
offer,
Non
Wide recet'-er Bra
oetb3ck Kell,) Reed a11
.c~ns and Clark pluye
rdcd post-.. ea)O
ca recr reco1
totnl Y•HI
IOUCnc:JCI\1 n... ha!o b« n
\II 'JWC and
i'llllona I 1\ .. socmuon
\thlettcs DIS~
Classifi - C: Th~is &.
pcnenced. Effietent,
M corrc:c:.ting Selc
S l C. J ravel Sc:rvt~
\Omcone mterestc:d
to work aboul
'loetli. No c:xpenc:nce 15 ~
wunt 10 team (
for un aolernc:w
Pacific School <
Religion -edu•
women and me1
graduate level f<
Christian ministr
church and else
Wnte· Rev. Barbam
Dell.n of Stud
1796 Scenic
Berl<eley. CA
(415) 848-05
I ~g. Jammry II. necc:~'u ry lora
em. larger
wh1c:h clec:tnc
ld be
change to .tn
ta~e there
to con tend~
land Cit)
1 week to
lht to gather"
ld along eaty
•de prohiballcJ
;uy-o" ned
' until t\pnl
mb:., brancho. l
•n dc:clarc:d
Jh hope tht~
to p1d up the p the city
Jp f he ON!.I
~ guthenng to
~ b} the ltor::-
1 the wood
Lcshc lk,.•rl.
I ~A. .a Helllcn.i(
~ullf
l ud"''l
11. su ... 'Kuplan.
lei Oar._ OoU
~ the the \,/ho~
J ,UbKTlJ'IIH>n
Januar • -;,_.--
Wll EY CAGF.RS
~r Fttlmorn• (fight) .md fim Hurlev (top) ore
IUPIXJrted dunng Monday'\ gumc: agaanst St Mnrltn5
lOII~'ll' by Ted w' ogt' Jordan, who knows the Ptoncc:f'
right nt the lop of 1 he 'I.W Conlerence Hurley It'd
i und Clnrlc wuh 26 poant, but the Solnt\ won 1n
O\t'rlime\, 9S 93
toffer, Reed, other Pioneer grid standouts
• Northwest Conference , district honors
II l'•on r I "I
\\ •de receiver Brod Stoffer, cor­
. trb.tck Kell) Reed und caght other
t'.IIJ ond Ciarlo; players ha\e been
rded poH--.eason footbnll
Stoller, owner ol the 'lorth\\~t
·onrcrence career record~ tor reccp-
ns, tot.tl yardage and
1oocJ~(]owm, hus been named f1rs1
t\11-NWC nnd first team
\\!IOcmtton of lnter­
~ollc:gaate AthletiC'J Dtstnct 2 NA lA
Classifieds --YPINC. fhe~l' &. 1 erm Papers
Elluaent Rea,onable
BM correcting Selectnc 236-
0
S.L.C 1 rovc:l Service I*' looking
'omcone mterestc:d m the travel
'""~'l'l)' to work about 10 hour' a
r~eek. No c:xpenenee 1s necc:uary bur
'""" want to lcilm. Call Patll Ill
for an interview.
....;._-- ~-r:::--r--,
Padfk School of
Religion - educating
women and men at the
graduate level for
Christian ministry in the
church and elsewhere.
Wrtk Rev Barbara Roche
Dean of Studenta
1796 Seen!<: Ave
Br.ri<~ey . CA 94709
(415) 84&0528
''lnf'l'r ~~~g. Jam.40fJ' Ill. /979
. . Di,tric;l 2 mcludc:Hmall college and
um-.e~itie5 tn Oregon, ldoho und
Hawuu
"tofler nlso earned honorable
menuon' on the NAIA .o\11-
American and ,\11-Pacaftc: C oa~t
"quad<-, llte t\11-Co.ISI tc:.am 1
cho,en trom both ~m,tll und large
~chools
Cornc:rb.tck Reed hu' ..ah·o been
named 11r~t team AII-NWC ond NAJA Oi~tric1 2. 3" "ell a~ maktng
the II: A I,\ All-American Kcond
tenm
1 he P1onec:rs placed eight other
pllmm on the ;\11-N\\'C tim tenm:
Dan \\'right. o(len"l"e center: John
McNerney, dtlen~l\e lineman:
L>.urel tlill, ltlotbad cott Herb1g,
,Jotbad:: Dan Jone-.. Wide receiver;
Jdt F.rdm~m. defensi"e back: and
George I OIMICU place !ticker, •
.Joiq The
r. ~ho,v-Biz
-Tft.i~~uOltner
In lh& Otsney Cotteqe 'M>O<shoO
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bu~lhta aw M.nirunugo 18
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d.liU llli~-Si1gen nUl cliiU
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F•'b. 7, 10 A,H, -• P.M.
tnOVUSlTY JF I'Oitft.A.'ID
~00 H~. Wtll ... tc• llv~ .
Purtland , Oteaon '120) As Saints come dribbling in,
Pioneer winning streak ends
\1rlhu lltllr" II.:
fll "" l'tonrtt I .or matched to 15 for the F•aoneer
I he l'a(lnecr'-6 men's vursny
b,Jd.et b,JJIIc.tm dropped a squt4.1k:er
lu St Marlins College of
Wtnhtnglon 1n double o~crume , 9S­
Q), Mond.1y evenmg. When ScmJ'Ctt wna naked to
look at the wea~,nesses 01 htS tc.&m,
til he would cnncue ~~the field goal
Jh(JOltn8 perccntflge . He wonts ll
h1gher
l'hc lu\s broke o llll·g.ume l.cw is
rmd Clark wannmg strc:ut, tncludang
• a "'Ciory O\er Pac1fic l.uthemn llut
f rad..1y. 1 hu; ~eel: Wlll be the most
cnttc:nl !or the teum • fh1.1 week w1ll
be I.IU•tc n c:hollcngc tor us," he sauJ •
M8u1 the three games are at home.-
rhe hoopllcr tu&d ~ rough
~mter hre~k travelltng through
llllwou and Ia ka, compihng o 2-S
rec:ard before &eltlang down to a
more comfortnble style of ball The P1oneer wall go owun5t
PI.U again on t:ndo~y , 3nd then
Whnw'Orth . another fighung team
on S:rturda) Both g:tme'$ will be m
Pamphn 8.)1m
"Wc'~oe had stretc:he ~here "c
h.t\e plu)ed good," s~ud Coach Dean
SemJ'Crl Agatnst !it Mnrttns, the
Mn:tc:h l.tstcd only unttl halllime
~ emJ'Crl proa~d his team for JO
m10u1e ol tnu£h, con •stenl baskct­
b.tll •IK'!IO)I PI IJ. fo beat the Lutes, Sempen u
lookmg for n husthng dcfenll'tC' ef­
fort from his squad. ..We're to
neutntli1e then heaght ad\'3nUtge ,"
he saad. "They're b1g. und u'~o goan
to take ::lnother great effort "
.. II as easter tf you mamuun
coniidence," he s:ud .. 1\nd "'c
pl.tycd \\llh confidcnc:c up 1n
Tucom11"
o, m.aybc 11 was lac:k ot con­
ccntmttun or c:onlidenc:e thnt kefll
the P1onecr I rom hanging on to an
ll·p01n1 lead "hich they look into
the dras•ng room Ill the half 1 he Ame thang goo for
Wh1t\\ orth on Saturday. An e -
plodtng ollenJJ\e tenm, lour
Whnwonh player& runk an the
~onhwcst Conlerenee' rop t"cnty
for hOtlllng,. •
:'\ \\ ( Bnkerball Standin&'
But Le"t nnd Clark Ill on top of
the srnndmgs lbey'rc undefeated tn
league play Wllh three wans, nd the
o~o-crnll record as 8-(1. I [ .\OUf SeASON
" L \\
I h1~ )tar, LC hns a guard­
onented &tyle of play, n:lymg on
qu1ck.nC$s for both ollense and
dclc:nse It w.1s that i.!Uidtncss w htch
forced PI U into 33 turnovers l,c.on and ~rl.
\lr1uun.n
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Out there In the Atlantk: Ocean on a sunshine beach there's
going to be an outbreak of revelrv this vacation break. And
after the sun goes down ••. welf, you know the effect that
moonlight has on a celebration. We can onlv hope It won't
be a full moon.
Because from Jan. 13through April21 we're opening the
Bahamas/Paradise Island to a wave of American college
students We have reason to believe that wave may reach
ttdal proportions. Probably because of the price ~ S444
Including air fare and 7 nights hotel
So there It Is, young America We guarantee you the best
of dancing on the beach. water sports and;:, roanng pt~rty .
Beyond that. you're Invited to improvise. And since vou'r\1
talent for good· timing ls legendary , we've made prepara·
tlons for you We're going to be ready
With open arms
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Today 18
•'"I .ulol) and lhC' H.uman 1-uturr"•, I he
tttlc ot tomnht'• lnterda,~:aphnon f·orum
'enr l«tun: 04'nald R.o~,, dare"h>r ol the
'\It" ' llr'-t."c ruhhc: lnten:'' Rc\Can:h
Group "all 'P""" on "the CO\h, l'leneht' .:'nd
dJnpt"' ,,, en\uonmentul pn:,er,.uaon an
\~nl'"' Ho1nagan l hopei a1 7 30 p m f here
"'II l'C no adma,~aon charac
•~1 ht Uier) uf \nnt hank ,"'thotnr~ ol
II ollnt• .It\\ l'h '1rl ' C:'\j')Cflencc' tn \\ Mid
\\ u II t"onunuc' on)t:tge Thur~a' I mJ.1~
and ,,,turdll\, JO p.m. at Lnl.:e O'"etto
(' ,mmumt\ Theater. l5b Green\hlod Rd.
\dml!>~•on fo• tudcnt '' SJ .SO For re~er·
\'Jitllm' cAll lapman' lac:l.:et Place ut 22'1·
:S.S5fi
• \ 1ctur Mature" ill pia\ "lth IJUm. "hale
t•cnc Kcll\ dllnCC) h•' ~Un) hean out 10 '"'o
m•l'l~ nt the ~nrthwe•t Film ~tud~ Center
lolltflhl f1N "'II tw: Cn for tilt' Clt1'1194K)
10 "hach Ma&ure and Richard Conte \QUitrC
olf m :m ar he." I) pal melodrama nbout 11 Ctlp
and c:nmanul \\hO come lrom the 53me
nctt;hhm huod That" all 'htl\\ at 7 p m I hen
c''m~ On th,. I:on n (I 94Q), ' mu•acnl "'h1ch
bnng.\ to8ethcr Kelt~ holDl. anatr.t, JuJc,
Munchm .md the Ne\4 York. ... k~crapef' lor
oa bu or ga~ romptns at 8·4S p m lhe f-tlm
Stud\ Center~~ located .st the corner of P.tr~
and ~11ldltoon do"nto~n .•n the Portland <\rt
Mu~um bualdtn~ Admt" \ton per mo"c as
1.7S, or Sl 2S for both.
••NiRht \\ atc.h." a play which cnti ay
pia) he.t\' on tapcn\C aod hl(ht on mean·
1ng. can ~ l-ten toni&hlthrough '\aturdn)· 1n
th. Blue Room at Portland (I\.1C rhcater.
'ho"ume ~•II be 8:30 p m.. with tac .. eh
.1\aalable for S3. For reservation, , call
226-.304b
•<:ar) Mci.Aau1hUn , nolini•t, and
Charfes Farmer ptamst, wall perform ""orh
of Beetho,cn, Brnhms and Debu~~\ ton•ght
at 8 p m 10 Evan. Auduonum Mel aughhn
, .. an a '''ant prof~or and Farmer as an
••~ocialt' prof~t.or ol mustc wath l.ewb and
Clat k' mu~1c dep.anment The recital i•l ree
• Thr 19th Annual Portland Btlat ho"
cont10ues today lhrough unda)' at the
MemonaJ Coh~~tum The tho" te.uures all
11t'), :snd all t)'J)Q ol boo.r~ hom c.Anoc' to
lu.,unou~ pleJsun: craft. Trad1110nttl Constuner advocate speaks today
Donnld Ro~'· d1redor of the New 'Yorl.. Stnte Public Interest Re e.1rch Group. will be
the lir .. t ,p.:aker an the wanter term lnterdJscaphnury J.orum ~ene~ He Wlll .. pc:al.. ton•ltht 111
7:.30 p m 1n the r\gnC$ Flanagan Ch~tpc:l
A [lrudunte of Ne" Yorl Unavcrsll) low School, Ro11,' c.~reer "' an anorne) and
~;On\Umer ilCtl\ i'll re0cct' deep COncern for the rtghl\ Of the tndtVIdU&I and the frngtle naiUre
nl the envtronment He hu \erved O\ a Peace Corp\ \'Oiuntcer 10 Ntgenu, u~ a re,e11rchcr for
the e" ) ork Ctt) ~partment of Con,umer Affuan, u!t an altornc\ for R.tlph Nader and a~
d•rc:ct~r of Nader's Cauzen Acuon Group
W11h Nader he co-authored Acuonfor Changt' A Manual of Publlr lnttr,.sl Organwng
in I Q72 He hal> also published A PuhliC' Cifluns Manual Troublt U alrrJ To \tr ChtnurniJ
m rht Hudson Rt\'tr. and a study of European consumer cooperatt\-e1 .
A\ du'Cctor of Nader's Ctuun Actaon Group. he helped found the Parent'\ Act1on
Cnmmutee on l oys, the Nauon.al Consumer Conarcn. the Connectacu1 and Cahfornaa
C1111en Actaon Groups. and pubhc tnterest research sroup) an IS $late\ •
Registrar extends class deadlines
f'or tho\«: or you who have been swentang over when to udd or drop ciMses, )Weat no
more All January deadlines at the Rcg~strar\ Office: have been elUended cmt' Wtttlc Al~o .
fherc: w1ll be no late feC$ charged thta term The hue day to reguter will he Tuesday, Jnn 23
l hot \4·all .tbo ~ the hut day to turn In crcdat-no record nnd grade cards.. •
Manume Ans boater"~ gear Iocken and full 1-----­
boating equtpmcnt wall also be on d1spluy
I he "ho~ will run from 2 to 10 30 p m todl)
:tnd Fnday. I to 10:30 p m on Sarurduy. and
I to 7 p.m. on Sundt) Adma. Jton Wlll be S3
for adulb
Fri.
•1 hr Portland Ador. £numblr pre.
sent• Cmifwwn, fhe interloc~ina one-act
pla)'l of Alan Ayckbourn , author of AbJurd
Pt'Tson Smfular. The plays will be prnented
at the Wtbon Center YWCA, II J I SW lOth
St. t".nda) and S.tturday Student uc:keu 4re
S2 SO. For rt'$ervauoruca.II223-628J,ut . 45.
•1 hr Portland O~n AtMKiatlon Will
present the Sonh Amencan prem•erc: of the
musical spoof Hoffnung ~wi t ft>mva/ on
Jan 19, 8 p.m. in ~he Civ1c Aud1tonum
The concert has been performed
&hrouJehoul Europe and Austr•lia. but never
tn th" country.
r tckc:u. are S4 and Sl 2. and are available
;u the Ponland Opera oflicc. 921 ~W Muan
St Call 248-5Jn or the Civic Auduonum
bo:~; ortice at 2484496 for more informatton .
•'"lh~ ~indr Workn." by Wtlliam
G1bs<ln, "111 be pr~cmed b.)" the 1 heater 10
the Gro\c Jan. 19 and 20, at IJ p m in Forest
Grove. lickets arc available at Hull' Phar­
maq·. 1000 Maio Street, Forest Gro\ic, and
are S2 for ltudents.
Sat.
• For ciant snail faru.. or anybody who
want1 to f>t"e Rel Harrilon try to man a
iUtlboat "'' h fi munk:ey uJint mute. the 111m
Or fJot~lllllt f 1968) WJII a how coniaht at the
Nunhwe 1 Film Study Center. That will
•ho" at 2 p m .• Jan. 20.
At 7 p m , you an see the film that
apa" ned alllhosc old DraJnt't•alyle drama•
ubout metropolitan life, Nalwl CIIJ' (194ft).
l'"he llory 11 about the Karch for the
murderer u( 11 )Oung &irl Both the direc1or
and wntc:r of th•• filtn later appeared on Joe
McC"'~rth) ,.a mfamow blacklist,
8 An' hod) who~~ anto musacnls wtll enjoy
..tn .~1 mt'rtran m Paris ( 19.S I) about a vi
11rt1st rovang Paru an the company of :tn
iru\ctble p1anast Gene Kelt) wtll dl.S(;over
thnl wnr" more than dueling banJe>eS at 8:45
p.m.
l he Northwest Film Stud)' Center •~
located at the corner of Park. and Modason
do~ntown . Adm" ton to the aforemen ­
tioned films " S I 15 .1piece
•Tom ~con and ~ten Khan wtllappear
for t"o 'how\ at the Ne" Euphono T3vem, 8
and II p.m Saturday Jon 20 Scott pluys
an an a Jllll and funk ~tyle, and Khan playa
gutter with a rock Oaar Advance uckcl\ are
Sb. and nrc 1tall uv:ulable at Everybody',
Record C.o longbAu M111•c. and The New
Fuphoria You muat be 21 or over to get an
Proper adent•fac:ataon " requan:d. The New
fuphoraa 11 located at ll• new addre.ss Ill 320
\F 2nd
Sun.
• The Cclcbrallon o{ Life Rally wall be
held Jlln. 2 I. at 'p m on the step' of t.he state
aapatol bwldtns tn Salem The rally, ~pon­
~ored b) Raaht to LtletOregon. ts )Cheduled
lor the e\'e ot the: Anntvenary of the
Supreme Court decision leg.ahung abortton
Busa to the rally are bema c:hanered from
lt\>e departure !>ites in the metropolitan
Ponl.and area for more mformat1on call
Amtn Ani(Ut, ch.aarman of Rtght co
Ltle' O~son at 227-592A
•"un't't Boulnard ian't all neon IJshtt
and tlrtppc:n.. Billy Wilder's .\urut'f
IJoull'~ ·artl c 1950) "a dark. broodins view of
Hollywood brought to nower Wllh William
Uolden playang a down-and•OUI wnter who
bccnme• u (Pgolo rot a (ad an~ movac queen an
her erumbltnJl mansion rhat IUld Singln' m
tit,. Ham, Oonald O'Connor '• 1952 101p1ru·
lion ror Arthur Murray, wall show Jan 21
Su11ut Boulr~ ·arJ will stan at 7 p m and
Stn1m' at M:45 p.m. Both can be a~n 111 the
Nonhwe11 ftlm Study Center, cornt-r of
Park and Mad1son ln the Portland Art
Mu.eum, Adminaon will be Sl.7S per movie. .Mon.
•1 hr I e"'l' and (lark )'flrbook staff tt.
condu~tmg a ~le'> campaign throughout the
month ol Jununry A '141e table wall be set up
ncar the fr.ailroom from I I 00 to I 00
today. tomorrow, and Jan n through 26.
The yc:arbool.. wall cost SIO Purcha~e your
copy at the table or by 'endtng a check
through the cumpua maal, c o Yearbook, LC
bo>. I '6
•Humphr t) Boaan accused or murder?
1 he 19SO film In a /..ont'IJ• PI act' put!> Bog~e in
I he role or u Holly\4 ood writer who lops the
police ~'' ~~ list a!\ J murden:r With an a ron·
c:lnd. but phony. abba That show~ nt the
Nonhwe~t Film Study Center. Jan 22 uc 7
P m.
On the "llme nag.ht will be shown 'ntt>
Band•ro~:on ( 1953) with Fred Astoire nnd
Cyd ('huns\e, which ancludes one of the most
erouc "dream sequcnca" ever filmed
hhame on you. f-reddy).
Tue.
••Jio"' to Wrftc You.n~ll Into Graduate
~chool or a Job" wall foc:u~ on amprovtng
your wratans sl•ll• an compo,tng letter~ of
apphwtion for employment ond personal
•tutemenb requ~ted on graduate and
profeuaonal 1chool apphcnttona The
~pe;aker' WJIJ be Susan Hubbuch frorn tbe
Wntang Sktlla Center and Jackac Cohen
from ( .ucer Plannana and Placement Thll
'cmanur w1ll m~t today an Thayer 3 of
Templeton Center ut 3.30 p m. Call ext .580
for lurthcr dctoal,,
•C laaslcal aullarlat Andra SecovJa will
perform all the Portland Civtc Audltoraum
on .lun 2' I htt aeaaon SeaovJa celebrates
the Golden A nnlver<Jury of hi• flr11 Amencan
pc:rJormunce at r own Hall, New York City,
'" 1928.
T•dct• lor Andrt) Seaovia, pri~s at
S 12, S I 0, and SS. are on sale now at Celebrity
Atlractiona , 1010 SW Mormon, or by c:all-
101 2264371, w•ll be uttered Jnn :1l nnd 2S from 6 to
p m .11 the Metropohtun Lc:arnma C
20J' ~W <1h'"" fhcclonw•ll bctau8ht
the \meru:an Red Cros\ l here " 1
muterml lc:c I or further mformatton ,ur
refll\tcr cnntu~t che Melropohcun I ...... ,
Crnler. 241 0299 l,f111r Onrt)'
: Of tM Ph.nrff l Ill
•C.hmn ford play~ n d11credated cop
\Ingle hnndcdly (leave at to .. ord) take\ an
undcrgr ound net wor 1.. tll cop und mtlb\tJ.
10 the 195' him n, •. BiR lit' a/ 1 hnt will
J!ln 2'. 7 p m •• 1t the Nonhwe!'ll Him Lcwts and (
been ordered to p.
S.W.4ll and offer I
10 a fcmule ntt tca1
197? sc.~~t~bia& !lUll
d1scrtmlnlltory h1
collese hoA unul
the dec1110n (enter
On chc •nllle playbill Will be
thut JmllplnUll\ic Broodwa)' mUJuwl
C.enc Kell) nnd \,an JohMon a~ two h
who '>tumble •n to the magu:al 'Sa11~
lughland town chut come' nhve onl)
hundred \Cnt' Wh•le there, Kelly fall&,
o\er-tup~ an lo"e "ath Cyd Charts\e ,.Ill
but "con\ inccd b) Johnaon (\pOll
return to Cl\lht~'l tion. The ~eeond te.uu,. ..
run 111 H: 15 p m.
r he l"urth"cjl f tim Stud) Ccntu
located at the corner of SW Purk
'.-t,,d,,on, tn the: Portlund \n Mu•eGJ
\dm i~o .. wn '" S I. 15 per film
Wed.
•'"R~umk 1 hal Produce Rt,ullt." is
lop•~ ol ,, t oreer Plnnmng an~
\Crtlln.,r todu' ,\t llO p m 1n the
Room I emplcton Center T har. \eminat
locu' nn whut employen.look for and ho•
"rate 1 re,umt! thttt', "ell-organ11ed, ""'""'
ctng. und rc,ull\-onented Speakcf' wtll
Denn" !lopwood and Juckac Cohen
lunher an£ormo t1on, call the Career
ninl:' (enter ot Cltt SMO
•\tudenl\ for (;ay Rfahts wall
Wc<lne,dny' at 4 p m an the Akan re1iidl
darector·, apartment All member'\ of
college community are welcome
• Richard Wldmark pu:kpockcb
mc-.,age de~tmed for enem) agent•
become~ a 111 rget for u Commun•at apy
Ptd .. up on \out It Str~t't ( 1953), showin&
the Northwest Ftlm Study Center, Jun 24
7 p m 1 hen, at 8.30 p m., Marlon
,,n~. ofull th1ngs, tn Damon Runyon'5
and l>o/1!1 (195S)
fhe Northwe t Film Study Center
the corner ol SW P11rk and Mndi~on, m
Port lund 1\rt Mu~eum . Admass•on to fi!ml
S I 7S for a <Jangle fenture, S2.2S for both
Cont.
• \\-rlttn and rdlton. needed!
Pwntrr I UR need) sport) and ente 1u'~'w
wnte() There. arc nlao Optnmgs in
lollowang ednonul posatton~ .
An Oarector 1 o supcl'\-t\C
layout of the l.og; work tame l!o r
naphh and Wedne\du y mornan~
Fnten"mmcnt Ednor To suriCnt
the entenr:unment 1taff, and wntc
about entcnatnmen t ncuvatte) at Lew11
C'lork and an the Portland vac1n11y
'iporh Eduor To ttuperv1se
spons wnterb
All cdltonnl posuion5 ore oflered
2/' credat in the communtcatlons ........
mcnt Wratc" eun receive between I J
2 3 All those 1nterestc.'d should
Dutch Mandel. ut 232, or inqutn: at
Log olficc: an the basement of Tem
Center
•Jan 'llncer ~arah Vauahao wtll.,.•1o
an the Aanes Flanagan Chapel Jan 27
p. m l1ckeh arc S2 SO for LC atudenll
for general admtu•on Ttclcell are avalll
at the l empleton Center anformataon
from II am to S p m daaly Call ext ~
more mlormauon .
•The Rape Rclld Holllnt 111
rc)carch to undeNtand the problem
women not repon•na rape~ Many
do not repon ~pc: to the pohce out of
becuu•e they ~now or are related to
rapast. or bccau"' they do not und
police procedure•. If you would be
shurc your experience und rec:onllment21
aboul c:hanJtng lht& 111tuataon, call
Hothne olhcc ut 224-712S If you
u.nistuncc, cnll the 24 hour hotllne at
S333
•c lt\,lral aultarfet Georat Sakel
who'le c.on~n waacancelled latt SundiiY'
to weather \:Ondttton•. will be reache:dt
for 'prmg term The concert waa to co
ll three-day master clau an guitar
Sukellanou would have conducted at I
Schoolnf Musac tJoth wall be res~chcd l
wath the euct date to be announc:cd
Plonur Wi, Januan· II. 1 he Labor
Stile of Oreson I
Otannc ~ Han \'l
plarnt, and orden
compcn,.ate Hart
• benefit ~ !lhe lO!I \1
I Cor a 1972 job opt
ProiC'.uor in Paantl
U thc colleg~:
Han ha5 45 da)'~ t<l
m.tndntory JOb offc
profcuor level and
Ulln surulaced by I
1 fhe tommanac
award on the ~lai'J
p.tld Han ftom tl
Daones.bllfy~
Trudea
'79 con
Jrff rlrrc:e
Of ••# rlon«r I 01
Gurr)' Trudeau
contro,ersaal 1
DoontJbun has b
!spcaJ.: at th~ 1979 ~~
I mcnt ceremony He~
Jan. 29 lor a(
mvttatton.
Has )election co
or a controversy ov(
''hould be cho~n
'KIIIur class or the B<l
Accordtng to the stul
ldc~1t , Larry Lewis, t
could very eaally I
tleu•on by Che senior
8Jrbura Tuch
lustorto.n whose lat
'"'"' Jltrror current I
lin. Yorlc llmts
declined o.n earlie • Spc.lk at commence
Trudeau will
the ISSUe Of d
socaal values tJ
1pea~• to graduattng
th1~ year Ht& fo
lperidtrlf! the return o
John Brown fr<
Brown wall make the
The DooMsbur
of e•ght addi
SUS&C$ttons subm1ttq
TrusteQ on Jan 2~
He was approv
llhose ctght nommee
Was submttted t
tht faculty Ac:udema
mi11ee
Al~o on that liat
desarahiluy for «..,,,,... tdttor Nor
Napaer, an
ltocl'lclla rand r ormcr c
Unlvel'uy; Mi
the ""'ational E
An~ ; 1 hcodorc H
ot Noire Du
Harvey
'clles, :actor. und pt
Trudeau was al
IOss.iblc ,peakers vot
by membcra of the s
He wuele
..11ot~ll o field whach
iomn .. r Texas conam
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