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

February 15, 1979 Volume 41, Number 13

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1979-02-15

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Student vmo:o.
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Jld be sent to
lore n· UOirtnlbCI
the contest.
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llrtment, .......
n
pte iJ .. ,o ~1
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sibihty for
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b. IS. For
ordray at
portray
scenes to
selected
put COlli
to OMSI rovo
Roby Roberts suffers conc•Rion; will
not press assault and battery charges
purcll Mandel. Jeff Pltrct
Of lilt l'hllltrt 1 ...
I
1 Provoked by llCCu~tnuons of em-
. proptr u~c: or •tudent fund!~, student
tod) pre,.dent l Jrry I c:w1s olleged­
lr \lrud. C:XC:CUtiVC VICC·preSidcnt
Roby Robert' repeatedly 1n the face
\fond.•Y and pushed Robcrtt' head
mto on office wall. fUVtns the vac~
p~uidcnt a conc.ussaon that demand­
ed o\c:rnaghl observnuon at the
lt"'" and Clnrk 10hrmary Robert' ~ud. howevc:r that he
w1ll not preu chargn of a•~Jult <lnd
battery a' a result of 1 he 1ncadent
In a meetmg wuh Robert• .1nd
Platt dorm senator Kcvm lfowat,
l tw1~ wau coni ranted wu h
nllegataonlo that he mode personol
phone call' to rhe Hotel Pu:ad•lly 1n
New York C 11y and to Walnut
Creek. Ca u:.1ng the 'ltudent govern
mtnt cred11 curd Robert~ 11nd
Howat nho asked l cw1~ about an
cxce,,, of rund~ used in covering the ----
eapen\c ol a tnp to a nauonal
atudcnt c:onvent1on 1n Boulder,
Colo. <.~nd ''allegedly " few mis-­
handhnp of other funds~
The qu~taons to Lcwia con­
cerncng the expenditurea were ra1acd
Bhcr the publicatron of an anacle en
the P1ontt~r Lox 111111 week by opmaon
wruer Oa-J1d l udw1g on the
A' oc1utcd !:>tudenll o( ~w" ond
Uark budgetana proceu
Robert\ and Howat hod met
c.~nlcr Monday lo d1~ua' the \Coate
meetm& '-Cheduled that c11enmp and
whether t c:wis would be m aucn­
dancc .. Roby .and I ho~d aoucn
to&cthcr to talk about the senolc meetina We fiaured bccau&e of the
l.nl( anicle that the meeeing would
&et messy," Howat said ... We dec1d·
cd to talk to l.ury ·•
Robert• Jnd Howat met with
~w1' m the presadent'1 office at
11pproxam,1tely 3:30 p m I ew11 Jatd
he would not attend the mcetmJ. J&
he wa 1ehedulcd 10 SI"C u presentu­
tion to the Na11onal Auociouon for
thr Advancement ol Colored People
chat evening. Howat said Lewis and
Robem also talked and argued
about l ew11' performance 1n office
lor about 25 manutes. The argument
encludcd ullegauons by Robem chat
I cwi!. hud not been performana to
hi• full ca~city as president and I hat
he had not spent enouah lime work-
108 10 the office.
.. We were very careful about
~ay1ng you [L.ew11] are nppms uJ
off," Roberts added -we didn't
want to do that."
''' 5evcral t1mc5 during the
argument . ac:cordmg to both
Robert• .and l.c:wia, the resegnauon
ol l,ewis wa~ 5UJUJC:Itcd. Robens \aid
l e" i!l 'taned houung about Im­
peachment • .u he hu o many t1mes
before" •
had h1m in a headlock That JSn't
choking him There'• a dtfference
between a atransulation hold and a
heJdlock ." -
Howat said he uied to stop the
light but h.ld d1rficuUies hecauae
both l.ewa:~ ;and Roberti outweighed
him ... 1 tned to break them up, but
there wus oo wny I p1cked up the
phone and ChouJht o( c:alhng 5CCUn·
ty, bul that would've taken too
long .~ •
ROBY ROBERTS
"He (Lewis) exploded into me a
number of times " Robert\ 'laid l ewis became
de fen 1vc when pre sed about Im­
proper u e or telephone credit card~
and student money. He s:ud he told
lewis, .. , don't wunt to hun you. but
)OU have to face it yourself."
Lewts and Clark College Vol. 41 No (J February 15, 1979 ftcr lS minutes, the following
::::::::::::~=======~~~~~~~=====~~~~~~~~~~~ evcntsarcalle~dtohawotturcd. Howat ~ent searchmg for some
help tn the Trail Room where he
found Pat Manning.. ASl.C VIce­
president for finance and anlorma­
cion ... 1 dropped chc phone: and ran
1n1o the Trad Room to try and lind
someone. I s:l'-' Pat go mlo the
office. I )clled at ham; Howat said. P uccord10g to lntcrvacws the Lug ha~
of ASLC card eged
One of the ollegnteons brought agam.st ~tudent
body prcsadent Larry Lewis 10 has last da~ 10 office 1~
that he has masued the student government telephone
c:redll card. making personal calls at student expense
Senate ~ecretary Greg Gordon, who ts 1n charge:
of tutlymg student government office expenses , told
the P10ntttr Log that 11'1 possible Lewts spent about
one·thard of office's total long..<fastonce phone btll ol
more than SH5 on ~~~~ to penonal friends fhose
fncnds, he <~atd, mcluded Eleanor Ferns, a ronner
member of the 1978 Lewl\ and Clark New York study
goup who remamed an that city after other students
returned to ,chool, and Kerry Tolleth. a womon living
10 Walnut Creek. Cahf, who Gordon s<ud 1s
·somebody who was once mvolved wtth Lewas "
Records prov1ded by the LC bus10ess office
andac:.tte Lewt!l may be respon'11ble for the followtng
long-distance coll!l on the student body orrice phone
bill·
•Sept I 5 Two calls co New York Cuy. one to the
Hotel P1cad1lly, al wh1ch the New York group W85
stayang for a pan of us tnp Gordon sa1d he e~ IC$s sure
of the !lecond call (to 212-349-6460), bur thmk!ltt was
another call to Ferm Total charge for the call~ $4.50
•Oct 5 Two more calb to New York, both to the
Hotel P1cadill:>- Total charge for the calls, $29 69
•Oct 9 Another call to the Hotel P1cadtlly
Charge, S I 0.84
•Nov 16-A call to aomeonc identified only as
Diane Monti!; charge, $2.05.
•Dec I Two more calls, boch to Walnut Creek.
Both call\ were mode from Los Angeles, where Lewis
sta}cd wuh hts parents dunng Chri~tmas break. One:
CJlJ wu .. to the bwune of Tollcth's father. and wa~
lransferred to 1 ollcth's rcst~nce, accordtng to Gor­
don rhc '>eCond call was IO the Tollcth madence in
Walnut (reck, uc 41 S·9J9 ·1448. Gordon said he called
that number recently to mquire about the calls. and
~a5 told by Kerry Tolleth thai the calls were ol a
personal nature. 1 otuJ charges, S 14.53.
• Occ 2 -Another call h!ltc:d from Los Angeles to
Walnut Creek, us10g the 3tudcnt government credit
card Co,t, S2.19
• Dec J -The Hotel Pacadill) t\ hsted again •~ the
rccipacnt of a long-dmunce call charged to the LC
1tUdcnt 8011ernmc:ntlrom I o' Angel<:$ f he chargcfor
that call WUfo $I I 88 • There is another call h~tcd for Dec 3 from Lus
Angele~ 10 Ponlund The number called belonged to
Deane Ferns, Engh$h teacher at LC and mother of
Eleanor Ferns. When Gordon cnlle!d her r«ently as
part of invc:Migntaon D1anc: f crnr. soad she d1d know
Lc:w1a and that he had called her durmg Chnstmas
break
fotal student body olfice phone charge!> for
6,ugu~t thruush Dc(;ember 1978 were S335 6S Gur­
don MUd lewis is pr&>bably respons1ble lor 592,62 of
tho e charge!\.
Gordon's anvc taption began when he nouced
telephone e)tpendllures e"'cecdtng Sl52 for the month
of October "I couldn't understand.~ he ~ad, o on
Tu~ay of thas week. ht told officaab 1n the busmc:M
office that ac~s to the scudenl aovcmmcnc cred1t
1:.1rd was bema abu~d and c~sked for any addiuonal
mformauon the office m1gh1 have. He rcce1"ed
telephone reccaph lor culls charged to the office credu
card for 'IUmmer and fall month' ol 1978
When ad,ed ho\1. certain he was that Lewis had
made petlonal call\ with the card Gordon \ald ... The
only on~ I could substanti:uc as not ~ing busmc:os are
the one\ to Kerry T olleth," but he added that, "1t's
doubtful that "ihc[rteanor Ferm] was ~till workmg for
h1m [Lcw1a) 1n Ne"' \or~"
The Pwmw l.oR quC$tloncd Lew1\ about the
phone c"<penduurc' Jfter rec:t:rvmg confirma tion th•u
he hnd ur.cd the ~;rcdll card for per,onal telephone
call\ "I moke them," lewis $llld .. My JU"tthcauon ~~
that I make phone tall., lor I ew1~ and Clar~ from my
home up here and an I O\ \ngeiC) without a'kmg to be
putd buck ..
lew" 'aid he'·"' the pructicc: of mal.mg pcr.onnl
c.&ll' wllh the: LC credit Citrd U!> re1mbuf'cment lor
'>pcndm~t h" own mont} on long-di.,Wnce c:1lh lrom
h1' home
.. II you wanted to steal mone) from thas plnce
[t.C'), there arc a lot easier way' to do it," s.a1d P.u
Manmng. lltudent \'l~·praident lor finance and
information m an interVIew Tuesda)' evening He
rctr.tct~d hi allegation\ that I e" i) Wll\ "a crool" m
hi' U'C ol the phone credit card tor penonaJ u~e.
Gordon ~tud he hu compiled quest ionnble
telephone e>.~nditure into ali'' and mailed the h'tlo
l e"i5 lor comment . No re,pon~ had been mnde in
• "ntmg at press ume.
-Jtff Pltre:c had wnh all three pdrttc:s tnllolved:
•lcwn ullcgedly struck
Roberts at least three times an the
lace. Thas action was reponed!)
followed b)' an ahercauon that in­
dudcd constncturc of Robens' neck
by Lcwt, and the pushing of Roberts·
head mto one o( the olficc walls
Roberts' head lclt J hole in the wall
nt lca~t hall an 1nch deep.
.. He exploded mlo me a number
or time.' " Robert' ,aid ... hnung me
10 the htce and all I could do wa\
wver my haec~ l hen he hewed me:
anto the "'311 ... Robens uid he: wa~
un.tblc to light back, 3\ he was ,eatc:d
en .1 'hun at the time and e'pcricnc:ed
d1111ness and blackouts during the
a~ \.dull.
The Vlct·prcs•dc:nt added that
lewh tried to .. choke" him during
the alterwt•on . He )ho"ed the long
red scrape. on both 11dcs of hiS neck
"hich he attributed to Lewis' alleged
a\\OlUit.
Lcw1 admitted stralung
Robert~ . saymg .. , feel Lhat I was
pro\oked (by Robens). dclinuc:lv ."
Howc\er. he insi!>tcd that he was ~ot
tr\ln~ to choke or :.trnnglc: Roberts.
.. '-.'o I didn't do that.- l.~wt~ 'aid. '"I Mann1ng lound l.c:wu and
Robert, lighung on the offia: floor.
~oon after he entered, the allerca­
non ceased, according to Ho~o~o111 and
Manning. ·once P;at went '"· •he)
broke 11 up.~ ~id Howat.
After the fi&ht. Howat Look
Roben• from the office ... , took
Roby and Pat ataycd waah l.arf),"
Howat sa1d.
Roberts and Hov.11r :satd they
walked about Templeton Ccnrer for
an unspecified period of ume. ·we
walked around the bu1lding to cool
him (Robcru) down," Howat saad.
'"He \C'Cmed to be okay. I uked h1m,
'Do )IOU want to talk ro omeoneT
We went to Mike Ford's [d1rcctor of
studenl activities). but he: WlU gone.
Pete Vlahos (a.s.wciate dean ol
students] Wlllln't in (h1s office), so we
~ent 10 [Dean of Students. Dick]
So~n\on's ..
Sorenson discuSRd the itua­
tion "11h them for a while. then sent
Robens to the campus 1nlirmory,
•Conainutd on P&· 2
THE HOLE LEWIS BUlL T 'Tmo plwlru
The tndentataon made to the sheet-rock wall by ASLC vice­
president Roby Robens· head during the altercation wtth presi­
dent Larry Lewts
Inside---------------
And they're still
waiting 5
The acton '" I he l C0.1' and l'Lir~
produtuon ol l~.rlltllf }or G"'/m may
not bot 1ble lo upl•ln •hat lht: S.murl
8«kt11 drtiTUI " ab\lul lbc) rna' no1
k no"" 11 all Tho 11.1~ arc ha ""I• a\>Ud
umc. lhouan. u 11w) producr 1hc lint
pt.y ol1'179 '" the Fi• 1\crn fha~l~
Rt.c~ 8oJ.
• The hearty spirit
lingers 7.11
Valcnllnt:'• Ua) 1.0 o•~r. b11t lhc heart
•puol .,c 1hc da) h .:.p&utTd rw1tt '" '"''
.cc:~ •• Pi illlffr ,..,, JlK: nl uaiJ or
\'lltniJIIC't !lay ~Ia bllmO~UHIIIJI)"IIt
'" the OJHIIII!n ~hon. •od Lc1 raJcn
ndlan~ • nnC'I) ut \altnunc•pmlcd
com men h 1 n CU I'll!· • C<trntr Is money ruining
baseball? I 0
:\~ \ ort. \'an'-ee Ortll cut~ 'otcd
~0$1 \ &lwhtc rl.l,cr Ul profasi(IMI
baKball\ World~ t.•' fall • ....,
111moq &he blucbo.tll cclcbnl..lel on band
1\Jr the ~ani II nnual Pete Ward Baw:b&U
t':tnlic m Pamrhn '\pont QmttJ Lut
SAiuNa\ por~ Eiltlor mta Marb
IOC MJmc commtnu llum !'l>cula, Gear
M•uc:h. llod Bobby W •n'-la on tbr bo.a
buunns of b&Kball Charges provoke pres. cont.
•c. fmlinurd from Pl· I
\\here he rent the remainder olthe
n1t1ht under (lb)Cr'. tton b\ an mhr·
min\ employ«.
Rob<rh "a-. ta.,.en to \t
\ an~nf HCI'[Ulul in \lonh\\c't
Jlonlnnd the follo"lnl morntng
\\hen nl.\.:ed "h\ he 'trud.
Robert'> tht" h~t ttmt l c:\\ l' -.."lad ht "il' (ru,lnlled b\ Roben!> doubh
about the pcrhnmancc- ol I C' ~l\1·
,tent 'tl\crnmen t .. Rob' hnd .an
attlludc about tht"~~tnd' ol thtn8'
thnt JU t bugged me," I e"1' ...aad
"l'mJu"t gc:uang rc:all.) frustrated and
u~ . :and that (tnctdent) .,...,,, 8''od
1nd1rntor olthat lt~uo .. itJU t bcgnn
to ,,ear on me a lot or thtnS' bc1ng
blo" n out ol rroponaon Th;n',
"hat 11 txuled down kl, bcing ttrcd ..
Much l'l l t'\\1.,· fru,tr:uaon
came n~ a rt',ult of re«nt allc:gauon'
that l,c\\1' h.1~ m1"mano~ 'tudc:nt
ml•nl'\ tn at le-.1'1 t\\O "~~
• R~ pcndmt= appro lmate­
h l.t-21 on o 1 np lo Boulder. Colo.
to ttllcnd a ~Con' c:ntton of ,1\Jdc:nt
leader lrt'lm ol\;r()" the l nlled
Stut~ m \ugu't 1978. lluqnduded \~ m expen'c mtlnl'}. ll S.t.SO
pa\·mc nt hl the \,lltonul Student
''"oci.auon I of "h•~ h I (", 'tudcnt
t:tnt'rnment '' a mem~r), lQS to
the l1nl\ct,lt\ ul Cnlot.ldll(,ll "h1ch
the conlcrcnc ""' held I. .tnd
nnnthrt S l?(lto ant,, c:tt for the-ltlfl
nll'>'•"lHIOtr\
\ ,pc,·1nl ,cnatc: comm1llt'C' hn'
bctn ·'"'~ned "' lml~ tnltl m(,nc~
'Jltnl ''" the <.. oll1rndo tnp alter
'C\er.tl ~U!1!te'teJ thC' trip CclUld h,l\t'
tx .. n madC' ,u much Je,, cu't
~C'n ~tor' hu\'t' been t'\fl<'l't,llh
cnttcal ol I C\\1'>' deCI'Inn to rent a
au lor the tn('l c,,,, when he .llreiJd\
o" ned an automohtlc
I he\ uhn quc,uonrd "hnt the}
con,ldcrcd l.trt-'t" C\P<'OdiiUie\ to the
llnl\"er-JI\ ol Cohu,tdo and the
:'\.111onnl \tudcnh '"''CI.III\ln
I e\\t ha' \~t h mulc cle:tr e\,tttl~
ho\\ th.lt monc\ "a' 'f\Cnt, tlh1ugh
hc "111 "ton pr~cnt ,\ hudgct 'heel IU
the 'enntr
• 8~ olllcgcdh IJ)lnlo! the telephunt'
an the 'tudent gmernment olh~c lllr
p,·n.on.tl c:tlh to lrtemh tn Ne\\ Yc1d; and ("a hf ornta li\cnutc \ccretur
Greg Gordlln, "hu ul''' ht~ndlc '
ofl1cc: c:'pcn'c record' 01llcgcd th.11
t c" ,, charged per onul phone c.tll
tu thC' 'tudent gm ernment rh,,nc:
crccht c.mf. T hu'c c.:rcdat c~ll' "uuh.l
.smuunt to ,,, much 11, S9~.62, or
utmut unc·thnd ol the tot.tl lon£·
d"tance phtmc htll lor the mnnth'
\UJlU't throu~h llclem~r 1971<
('>ec; oiCCc1mJMn\lng \lM) Jur
dct.uh)
I"''" Jtl\ttficd ht' U!lc c1! the
,tudent ~Hnernment\ ltedll c.: trd h\
'a)'tnf! 11 "·'' "' ""' of retmbur't tnl"nl lor ht' m.sk•nF other
gc>\crnmc:nt·f('IJtl'd o;.tll' lrom h1'
hnmc phone
Le'"' ,,ud he hu' "''' 'et mudc
ur hi\ mand ol whut hi~ luturc ~lth
1 C' ,tudc:nt l_lovtrnmcnt \\Ill be. but
,, 111 l:l'"c.' a bcucr tdcJ ol II .u next
:\.1<1nda\ Olfht\ 'cn.ttc mc:ct in1:1.
De tn '"''rcn,on rei u'cd In com·
ml"nl on \\ hethcr I C\\1' 'hould
re,•gn. but ..a•d I e" '' m.l\ h,l\ e 1 he
llf\llllll ol ''mph rcm,,inlng \\llh
'tudcnt ~u\ernmc:nt HI a dimmt,hciJ
(,IJ'.IC'It\ ''It "''" nc\1 he hun tot) ang
OJ not ,t,a\ iny 'HHCn,un 'Jid "It
ma~ be h,,· level of tn\'olvc:me nt I hot
•
Measles cases prompt vaccinations
'• utt "ulrt
Ul lhf l'toll(n I nt
\\'htlc l\~ o anctdent' of rubella
arc not 1111 eptdcmll;. the Lc\lot~ :and
lar1 C'nllcgc health service h•o~
pn:atUllOO\ ag;nn't tln\ funher
thre:.t of me:ule • hrought on 1'1) '""
~·dc:nt •. Ultwon "uh the d1~'e
J umor Marth Jac\.: on and
~'"Jlhomore Pnul Vogd. "ere ht•th
mh:cted \\lth rubella carl) last
\l.ec~ \ ogcl "as .tdmtllcd to the
•nftrmaf) feb 1\ and Jackson Fch 9
Mol) !Iammon, an oO-c1mpu' rc:,i·
dent. "a" thc•ught to ha'e had
R ubclla She W'lt) not placed in the
mfirm.:tr).
f:\en thoutth measle al'e htghl)
commun!o;-able. at \\as not thought
that r-nher l\tudcnt gll''c the other
mca,lc), ~•nee Jad::o.on 3nd Vogc:l
h\C tn dtllcrc:nt r~•dencc hall' (Alan
and Ho":ud)
"1 nuuced a tll\h on Mllnda' • ntt;ht ond declded f ue"dll~ it \\a~
m('lre than JU~I :1 ra~h; \'o$el satd
• 1 he \I ultncun.th Count)
lle.tllh Dc('..lrtmcnl ~.~~ nutthed. a!!
n ~ount\ rc:quucmcnt, when the lir~l
mc.t~le~ t'Ot\C \\it\ u.lenttlted .
I he tnlum.H) h.tntHcd \,tc­
\;tnallon' h>r the :?0 rcwent ol the
MuiJent bud) bchc\t~d tel hn'c hud no
contll~t "uh the mc:l\1~ 1 u~d. t} ·,
chnu: ""' pcrlormed h\ ,, ~talf ul
health de~rtmcnt nur~c' 1\ll vue­
ClOt' shot .uc pr,l\:lded b) the ~tate
free ol charfe
I he he.tllh dep.trtment ''
J'U~htng 1\lr tot,lltmmunii.IIIOn, e<>•
pcclllll) to .tdoh: cent' unt.l )OUn~
adult mntnl~ due to a poor ~u.thl~
\'l11.cinc u'cd to inoculutc: tht' age
group, 1 he \UCctnc u'cd pnor to
Januan· I IQoQ wu~ ~oon'll dcred a
poor cumbdtUnt to the dt\C<l!le .snd i~
no\\ tnefl«tl\e I he: pri:'Cnt 'acctnc
h rotcnt cnOUJ.o!h to h"t a lireumc
\.tc.t&lc .. .arc the mo,t 'eriou' of
the ~ommon chtldhood dt,ca'c'· ac­
cordang tn Bc:tl\ \to,er. nur'e
eptdemtologt~t 10 the communsc.1ble
dtM:fl~t' ~ection or the: health derart
mcnt. "It ollen ~•·•"~ a' ·• cold, with
SHOT IN THE ARM ,.MJ, Cmltllo
Two cases of measle! on campus have caused a push for
vaccination of students According to Betty Slover. nurse
eptdemlologiat tn the communicable disease section of the health
department , "The older a person Is. the sicker the person feels. If It
can be. It should be avoided at all costa .. J'lllC'UOlonl.l a~ u ln:qucnt Ol'Cur.tnc.:c
I he older a pcr,on i' the ''cl.:er the
pc:r,tllllccl,,- ... he ':ud .. 1111 can be. 11
'h1>Uid he U\'Oidt'd oil oiJI Cello~\,"
One ul the t" '' 1) pc' nl
mc.,,Jc, rubella, ~no\\n a' thrcc­
da\ or German mea,le~ ha~ 11
dangerou, clft<ct to unborn ch1ldren
\n c\pcctant mother an the hr~t
thr« month) c.>l prc11n.sn<: ) comtnl!
tn cnntact and rccea\tng the \HU,,
nm' then, .._ c)lha\ m., a deformed M
)ltllborn chald
The indlccll\t'nc :-.of the canlcr
\aC:Ctne mu' account for n'e in
reponed cu'c~ ol mea~le) 10 the Juo,t
IC\\ '\iear'i Aho, .l lad of ca\c'­
.tppeo.rcd <1:o. a ''8" to manv purenl\
thrtt the d1c.c.I'C WU'-d'tng out
Btcauloe of tht'l. fewer rurenl\ too~
thctr chth.lrcn to ha\e lnt·
munllallon~
Both I ht~C rroblc:m .. .tprcared
earlter 1 ht' !>C hool }'car J~ the
metropobtan urea grade and htl_lh
\Chool~ \\ere faced With an
cpadcmic·proport toned outbreak or
mcl.l51e~ . aflecuntz hundred !> of
~tudent ... Tht: outbreak lorced ~ult ­
nomnh 1 ntermedtate '\chool Dl\trict
ofhcal to requ1re: all \tudenh to
h''"c proal of •mmunirat1on or ol
ha'tn~ the dt,c:.J!>e before returntn!l
to eli! ' ~\\ e JUS I had an epidemic in
the grade dnd h•!lh ~chool~. mu\be
u':. \our turn • StO\er iltd.
Currc:nth. the health depart
ment t.now' of onl} one reported
C'd\C or mea:o.l~ OUt \Ide of the IWO Jt
I (' "htch Involved a gr.\dc 'chool
'ltudent • Retired music prof, 69, dies
Roben H ~tolt1c . mu.,tc profe,,or at l ewl\ and Clnrk lor J I years.
died in Portland Feb 12. He wo<o 69,
,\Iter graduattng from Chicaso\ Mu,tc Con,er\aton \tolt1c
ore ned a pm.ttc. mu,ic ~tudio in Portland 1n 19'S teachtng paano. mu,tc
compo\ltion und lheor). He i!t a former pre~adent of the Oregon Mustc
1 c<~chcr,· /w,ot~ntmn and "B'i tnductcd an the "(auonul CJuald ol Paana
1 c:.tchcrs' Hall of f-ame
H1' compo'ltton) lor orche~.tra and chamber group" have been
performed b) 'uch orgamuw on!> H\ the Oregon ~ymphon) and lht
Portlnnd C hambt'r Orchestra \tolllc wa' named Oregon\ C ompo,er
of the Year tn 1971
'itoltrc:\ 'Ptctulty was contempornr)' pwno hterauure
dcvelopt:d .I deep lntere~ t Jn mUMC Ill f a:.tern CUlture!\ after leudtng I
1 C ~tudent groups to Japan in the IQ6()!. He wu' n:cOI!ntred by Jortntr
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk and the Jnpane$e Con1ultor hel
bnng tradstlonnl Onentnl culture to the Western world
5toltre 15 survaved by h1s ~l!llcr Lorraane Stoltte Bacon
Memonnl 'crv1ce~ wtll bt held .11 J p m Sundu). hb 18
Agnc' flnnag.an ( hapcl. •
Heart attack kills Saga cook
Mary B Youn~blood, a
'\,'tl" c:mplo)ec died of a heart
.mack tn her home IU\l week
She \\-J!I 60,
"ihe c:tme to Portland hm
yt.tr to he. ncar her dnughter otnd
grnndch1ldren and began work
dt \ngu 10 the f.Jil of JQ78. he
worked both tn the kitchen and the Dubach Dmmg Room
~')he: wa' rca II) Jn uccp­
taonul woman." 'o<lld OmnJ
8eell ul .. o a ~uga employ«
"Mary wa' very hnpp)·go·
lud.:\ illl the ttmc ··
r unerul 'ervtcc' were held
over tht weekend near her home
m New Bedford MaM •
Buckminster Fuller in cbap;el
'Enormous changes' · be scary,
wa.rns author-physicist -architect
Jdf Pirrtt
01 I ht Pwnnt I Ill
For a mun who wu~ told u~ a
chald that trudtuon not nc:~ idc;u
and ne\\ way, of d01n~ thtng.. ~-\\US
mo11t amportant an hie. theomt
scientt-.1 R Buckmuutcr Fuller hu
come qune ~ome \\BY\ along the
ladder of tmuganuuon
Sttll spnghtly at age 83, the
author -phytact~l-nrchttect told an
overflow crowd tn the chapel recent·
ly that he had been condemned n• a
young man ior hir. revoluttonury
adea& At one posnt tn 1927 he
hnd even contemplated &UICidt 111
a mcan ~o of overeomang a world thut
wur.n't ready lor annovutaon
But, mstead, he chose to tgnore
the trad111onul nnd look to change
the hope of the future
He said thc opportuntt)' for
tmprovmg the: world tncrea,e5 each
da}
.. Ever; chtld born an ever) new generation " born wuh a httle le!ls
miStnlormntton." fuller $Bid, t'<­
plutntnll that a tOn\tOol now of ne\\
fuct and hltl~ ttc' about the .world
ol human betng..' make~ u ea!laer to
deal wuh that world He added thnl
much of knowledge as weedang the
truth from he:' and mtsconceptions,
not nece~-mnly ong1nattng new
adea•. but reworl"ng old one~ 10 light
of new Inch
.. If we do make 11 [an the future],
11 wall be becau!e of n young world
thnt hnr, more correct tnformuuon,"
he tcud, wurmng the audtenc:e of the
1den rc:voluuon he: satd can be ex.­
pectcd o& 5~;1ence advance'S ... ln the
nc:~t 10 ycura." he so1d, ''we're goang
to go throush enormou~ chunge!l
and many people arc g<unt~to be very
acarcd"
Fuller a1d people hnve o
tendency to acc;ept .. tmposSibll ita~"
and, therefore , to avotd change Yet,
he recalled, he had gone through so
much change in hn lifeume the
• mventton of the atrplnne, landtnJ
men on the Moon conqu~ t of tbc
South Pole that he could no lon~t~
accept the word "impOS!itble "
Chaldren, he ,nad, mu~l be
taught the fotlure~ of on ab~olutc: h'c
.. impo.,,able "
Dunng a 'mull dmner held for
f-uller pnor to h1s speech, he •potr
of 'lome than(t5t he future mtght hold
He predtcted un end to world
dependence on los!ltl fuels and a
greater usc of tncxhoustnble pollfl
rc:,ourcee. 'luch as solnr energy
I he 1 heonst ulfto expluincd thai
mnnkand ts becomtng more mob1lt.
and that the future holds u more
nomadic soctety an whtch bouD·
dariu and nntton~ cea&t to be tmpor·
tnnt He favored such a chanf
sayangthat, "After oil, man WMI bora
wuh leas. not rooh "
In light of thta new mobile
<~Octet y, when asked what place l1r
now co.lls home, he 'laid, "Piand
Enrth"
Plunt•f'r I (}R, Fri'JTIJOT) I J, J91f How~
tr-hr l)r~r)
1~ 1~, )'uonrtr I "l
1 1~hl h.t~ been
icrsstu•n that took ~
·~0 hetwecn Pr
uo~.ud und Mnrv rl
~tudcnt adV1'1or fhl
kd 10 •1 mc:eung he
and 1 c~ '' and I
atudcnl' whkh rc,uh
conception' about
rromi)SOf) nOlC\ f(
1u1110n ,1nd fees
Uu\\ard 'aid ~
mecung "ith D1monc
tht (lll"lbtltt) of n~
1'(ntcr " H n\\ard SUI
tht mecttng Otmond
1ubJrCt of how 1 he h
11ould pa\ thetr !>prtr
He had not comude
pre"1ou,Jy, he ,atd
Hov.ard \\ ho
High sch
ll111btlh Htnin
Ollht rwnrn I Ul
The quesllon o
dorm loungeo, <H
ciii.\HOC\m~ wn~ ns•
.,eekcnd a~ about 5I
ttudent'l part•c•p.tlc:!
Annual Lewt' •.lnd
Hagh \chool Spce~h
Rcprescnta tav(
school~ tn four
s11armed O\'er whut '
1,,.,rable for the:
1Jm1ted area on cam(
ust of m.an\ dorm I
(\tOt, The \gne' na
the Tomhll\on room
l ibm rv, Templeton
and ail J\'aalable cl
also u'cd.
l>e\pite the ,pac
=--: -
Few men cat
eamed a coli
w1th comple1
phys1cal sha
If thrs is you1
they're on a
--------
Prorrl!f'f I c~g, Ft'hrua dies
r ror 3 I )con,
to~ Stoltt(
p10no. mu\tt
~regon Mustt
\Hid or Ptuna
?S have been
IOn) and
,·~ Compo,.cr
erature
r lendtng
·ed bv fnl'1ml'r
ultor help
;on
tb. 18 tn the
•
cook
Room.
an c11.cep·
ttd l>anna
employee
hllPP>' ·go·
; \\ere held
,r her home ...... .
' • ,
)lane, landros
>nqut<~t of tlx
ould no lonltf
b))tblc"
id, must be
n ab~olute hLt
nner held (OJ
ch, he spoke
:rc mtght hold
Jd to wortd
fuels and a
$18 b Je pOIICf
cnerlt)'.
:xplnined thlt
ore mobtk
old~ a mort
hu:h bouo·
e to be am pOl·
h a chanar
an waa bora
new mobli
hat pin« br
aid, .. Planet Howard, ond e Ia itt COlli Ill ·cation foul-up
1 t"hr Ur" r~
IIIII I' •lltrt I "I
t1ghl hu~ been )hed on a con·
ltDalltiO th.tt tonk phu:e two week)
1,11 llc:l \\tl n Prc\ldent John
Ho\\,1rd and Mury Otmond fnre1ttn
\IUdC'OI ,ld\1\llf f hnt tonVC:f\llllOn
led to ,, rnc:ctllltr bet~c:c:n Dtmond
and I C'"' .trld ( lnr k I runt an
11udc:nh whu:h rc ultcd tn \omc: m1\.
conccpllnn' .tbout the u~c: nl
rromt"Of\ notC:\ Jot payment Of
IUIIIOO ,1 nd ICC\
tluv • .ard \•lid hu. purpo'e 10
rn(tllntp \\ uh D1mond wall to dt'lcu~ ..
tilt po,,tbthl\ ol .tn "lntcrnutaonnl
etntc:r " llowurd sn1d that dunng
1~ mc:ct1ng. D1mond brought up the
\llbJc:Ct ol how the Iranian nudcnt'l
• ould p.t) thcrr \prtntt term tutllon.
Ht had not con"dercd the matter
prtVIOUd)' , he \Old
! lloward. who went to New \ ml; ~houl\ aher hi\ con\c:U.tllon
\\llh l"mnnl.l. v.u~ not aw.trc: thut 1
mrc:tmg bet\~ ccn l>tmnnd .tnd the
lr mtun~ hud o~' urcd v. htle he Wll\
awu\ Huwurd found lllll ,1bnu1 the
mec:t ing whc:n Brown telephoned
htm 10 'c:" 'nrk .1nd el\phuned the
~ltuatltln
A mecttn~ betwrcn How..ttd
und 21 lr.tntun 'tudent' wu~ .trr.tnp
ed lor hu.t Mondo\ the ltnt d.t}
flowttrd WU\ b.u:k llo\\Md ~a1d no
lr.tntnn \tUdent~ t.1mc: to thut
meetan(l. ftc atd he hope, th1s lock
ol parttctpnuon mc.ln'> 1 here u re no
more hard h:chng.' .1mnng the
lrunt.ln'
Hov.ard atd he would ha\le had
Ormond tnform the: lrantnnstudents
ol tuttion deudhncs e"en ir he had
been at the college Dtmnnd ha"
good rappon wuh them he ~.ud.
·she j., the logacul per on to com·
munrc:.uc uch information ·· llnv.urd .ud
I ltmond cleared ur tlme mt.\·
cnncertwn• CJUKd \\hen ,he rei u&cd
111 di cuu her mecttng \\ 11 h 1 he
lran1an ~ "htlc: llov.ard w~sot\\U) In
,, lcrtc:r to the Ptnnt'a l.uJ(, f>1mond
~Uid, "I v..unt In cmrha511e that I dtd
not 111 tO\ lime \fl\ 1 hat ,, &tudent
mu~t fht~ an udV<tn.:e far •rnng
term ' I >1mond •Uid ~he told the
lr.1n111n~ the) would have to pay
promi!.Jor~ note• lor wanter term
bcle~rc rc·rcgJatcnng lor spnng term
Dtmond ~atd she go.vc the
~•udc:nts an oppurtuntty to ,,,.._
que)tlons and none responded . ~he
s;ud he thought thcv under"'itood .
Uov..e"er. a' one Iranian student has
S<ttd, MWc were too sh(\Cked to Sa)
anythtnJl"
Howard ~poke of the po•. tbthl)
of rallytng the college communtt) tl
necc snr). He said, hnwe\et, there
mtght be: problem in getting such
High school speech students invade campus
tliu btl h I h•nin
111 thr l'lunC'fr t "'
1 he qucstton ol dtrccllon!> to
dorm lounge\ and ba11cment
cla\HOOm(o wa.. a!lkcd often lhtc.
11eckend a' about 500 htgh \ehool
,tudcnt' purttcaputed 10 the 12th
\nnual l e~'' and ( lnrk College
Htgh '\chool ~pcech I ournument
Rc. pre!lcntatrve\ I rom 50
~hooh an four western 'tate ..
s~-.rmcd o\ler whnt \p.uc space wn ..
• l\'ltlable for tht compeutton.
lJmtled area on campu\ requared the
UH' of monv dorm loung~ for the
c\ent. fhc \gne'> F-lanagan Chapel.
the l ornlim.on room tn the Wat1ek
ltbmr). T emplcton (.allege (enter
and all U\aalnble ciO.\\fOOm\ "ere
aho U\Cd •
l>e,ptte the 'pace problem the I C tournament '" ont of the moJt
orBUnllcd uccordm~ to \tevc Hunt
advt\or to the I C. \pcech "quod
• rhh j, one of the very lew hagh
school tournnmc:nt' wllh mulu ,tate:
rcpre,entutton ~Old Hunt ~It ic; 11
very unusual Situation ond tl ·~better
run 1 han most htgh c:hool tour·
namenh 1 he le\el of competence 11
ht~her [than other h1gh 'ic.:hooltour·
namenl\]"
E"ents tncludcd debate, im­
promptu, antcrprett\le e~tcm·
poraneou' and oratory. Oramatu:
interpretattun. U!UUII} not ancludcd
tn a htgh 'chool tournltmcnt. v..u
one of the special C\cnt'
"itmtl>~r to 'olo acting, but
wtthout costume or prop,, dramatic
mterpretatlon ts not orten a part of
hagh ..chool tournaments ''bet<.lU'Ie tl
requtrec; total mtmontatton and pre ental ton ol a dramatic ptece,"
Hunt "~ltd
.1\ccordmg to Hunt the I C
apeech ,quad wall continue to \pon­
~or the htgh ~hool foren~•~ tour­
nament., dc:\plle the hmuc:d 1pac:e.
··rtr\t and forcmO"Jt 11 lthe
ll1Urnament) enables U\ to muintatn
.a good relation hap\\ ath hagh chool
tnrcn'itc prngrum~" Hunt .)<ltd ••Jt·~
a nice public rclatton~ contact
Roughlv 20 (high \Chool ~tudent'
"ho p.tntcJpate in the event) end up
enrolhng .Jt Lewi" otnd Clark
omettmc an the luturc.
\c:cond. V.( fthc rore0\1 ~
progr tm] make a )mall profit" The
program ma~Cl> .,ppro.\trnalel) two
hundred dolltm once the Co\t oflccs,
trophacs .md maaling have bi:cn met
··I hird II ' just become
tradauonul," 'IUtd Hunt. •
Few men can wear the w1ngs of a Naval Flight Officer To try, you must have
earned a college degree. or must be well on your way You should feel at home
with complex systems even if that's n.ot your major And you have to be 1n top
physical shape to make it through some tough Navy tra1n1ng.
If this is you, you should visit with the Navy Officer Information Team when
they're on campus:
Thursday, February 15
Geary Room
Templeton College Center or
Placement office by appolnbnent
l'ronrrr l.vg. F••hrtwn• /.S, /079 \UJ1pcut HI here trc many abrupt
and unpleasant attatude~ IO\\ltrd
lrllnhJn~ ." s,att.l t.fnwurd "People
tend 1t1 lhtn~ " ol them .til hcang
reo,:nluttonMtc:s ..
I he lr.tntan~ ha'wc nnt been
p11hllcJtll} mvol\ ed tn the problem,
l.tctnjl ltrtn, but being an lmnmn
\tudcnt tnamcdtateh br.tnd~ them as
!'IUppu ed rcvnluttonanes , H O\\ .ard
1011d,
·our lr.tnmn students arc
cau8hl in an e'\truordtrumly difllcult
su u.umn "
Mo,t lrunmn tudcnts, ha ... en't heard lrom thear home fM nbout
'" n-.lnd·n·hall months One l C tu·
dent dtd j!Ct chrough lo lmn and v.as
tnlnrmcd th111 one member of h1s
fomth h.ad been killed lfc td he • v..as.n't told whtch lnmtly member 1
dead
• Howard, \\ho hus been tn lrun,
Sllld he reapecta. the wny the 1 runtnn
srudenfs mu~l leel. .. You tend J()
undcr,tnnd the 1ntenstty of Jceling
alter hltving been there," he saad
M rhiS UUdtiOn mutt be handled
\\tth tact." •
Fair offers food, fun, frolicking
f 111abtlh Htnln
Uf lhr Plunn• I .01
Food, fun and lrolaek1ng wall all
be pari ol this year'' lnternatmnal
F.m. Saturday. Feb 11
I ewi~ and C J:'lr• tudents rrnm
23 countrtc:s wall p.uttcapate in the
14th .tnnual raar. lhts year·~ theme 1!1
entitled .. Come logcther ,'' 1 he lair,
"htch w til ltll moo;t pans ol
T emplcton College Center wtll
feature 'tudent' sharinlf thetr natl\lc
dances. rood~. mu"c and htslorte!l.
Mar} D1mond. roretgn student
ad\ "or, satd the ftur h.n grown to be
the htggcst mtcrnauon;\1 fatt 10 the
Ctl)
"It's rea II) gelling tcmlic." satd
Cnn.tdaan Gult' l Htle, thas \car's --chaarman M 1 here J\ so much
nattonul pnde "
\It hough there arc '5 countncs
reJ1reientcd at l C. onl\ 2.J wtll bi:
rarttctpatmg an the tan. ..Wc'~,:e
dumped 11 lot ol countnes together.
IJl;e l.lltin Amencun ( eountnes). Eu­
rope.• o I countnes ]," ~td l.y ttlc, M h
\\OUidn't be latr to name am. \ptCtal-cy rror thl~ )e.:.tr's hurJ E\erythmg IS
spectacular tn tlsclf ..
Dctptte .the popul:lnty of the
rair, It ruu never been D money•
ral\ing c"ent The lnternJJtional Stu­
dent i\s!!oetltllon funds the Inter·
national Fair. fhc ISA rcCC:t\el
ome lund lrnm the ,\nottiltcd
Student< ol I e\\ '' and Clnrk.
M IJ~~oually ~o~rc go in the hole wlth
the food 'clltng ... I )tile saad. ·we
are not tn it lor a pr•il&t." T h11 ycnr
the forcagn Students hnpc to hre.•k
e\cO
Ort~tn.dl). tl W'al kno\\n ns the
I nternauonal Part}. Sraned :.
scn1a: to forct&n tudent• tn the
Portlund area. 11 con\t\tcd ol un
e\ening program held an Pamrhn
and Fields Dmtng Room Inc fatr
ha~ 5tnc:e gto\\ n tn popul.uat} and
\tZc o that nil of I cmpleton Center
1 U'lcd for a full d.1y's program
The f.ur \\ill tate plnc:e from II
n m to .S p m. wtth entenammcnt an
Stumm f>antng Room from I p m to
4 p.m. \dmt aon to the latr and
enten.unment IS I rC'C •
February Overhaul Special
Complete overhaul "tuneup
$22.50 '' parts 1 Oam to 5 pm
~
NW Bicycles
2108 NW Glison ~.!!!!' ..-.;:: ..._
~.r::..~ e
Portland, Ore.
97201
A woman's work
is never dull M-F
in the Marine Corps
•
E~c pt tor combat Jobs womon M.ar~nc uo evcrvth•ng
tho•r malt) countl!ri)Drts uo -lor tl'l Stl'n P v nnd hun •
hiS and Wtlh If) same PfldC Th~y r<.'rntlr Vf!hrCI~S PI CIIC
law progrc~m cornpuiNS Th~y wor In atr l!i\tl•c conrrol
pubhc r 1:.11ons. -.wen the mlhti.H't pob~
11 l'uu want to I nrn more about meamng·
• lui cat oars tor wom• .. M .•• "" -. contact
yOUr lOCal fCCfUIICI On CampUS •
Tue & Wed. 20 & 21 Feb.
10 AM to 2 PM
Templeton Center Lobby Farnters demonstrate
\n{l.n farmer contanuc hl demon,trntc:
m \\ tulnn~ton DC tht'-wc-cl. u'lm~ the
gmemmt'nt for htgher 'ut"tdtc :. on thc:tr
rmlluct
\lembcn. ol the \m,m-.;m \gn~:ultural
\to' c:ntcnt dl\rupted mtlr mng ru,hhour tr.ll·
li~ h\ rnlhnr J~out 1700 tnn:tor., 1-tu\:l.hoc:s
und nthc:t tarm m.tchtn~ along c:\cr~ muJur
n~\ fllutC to tht cuptlld lrom nctghhonnH
\tnn lond lln~ \ u~ntn 'uhurh,, Tht' grtlUJ'
nho dcmlln't th:d u the \~rtc:uhure f)cp.nt· lc:;~F=::::..,._.-,
mcnt and '''her fcdcrnl ·~nc ''-'"
\t len't I~ Ianners have been arrt'lolcd 'll
fnr tn thc denwn,trntaon, , The rarmcr' "ant
( ongreu to tor""e tht ndmtnl\lrUtton Ia ttli\C
crop-lo.1n le,el~ to 90 ~rccnt ol pant\ '\o
"ctllcmcnt '' tn •1ght.
Khomeini takes control
~h!lhpou B.d,httar. :1ppmntcd Prime
\flm,tcr ot Iran onh "eel.;• ago b\ the "'hah.
re 1gnt\l carl) tht' "c-elt; to Mehdt Bar:trt!an ,
praml" mtna,tcr ot the pro\ t~aonal gtnernment Real orld
l~l~E4NY
P4RMER~"'
WllO'AN ~iS
AN1T\11N6 WITJI AU.
lUO~EmA~~
OJT T~E .... Liquid paper is deadly;
~ Oregon Indian girl
I he: Orto~vma11 reported \undu) th~r
l.ltJUid P..apct •' lyplll~ ('t)ffCI:IIOn nuad, mt)
he fmnl el 1nhaalcd
fhe plllnl on Ouid Ct>OIIIIO\ "ur~lnt(
sohcnt," of hulotrtnutcd hydrotnrbons lind
can llll or hnrm bram cell' wtth onl~ a It\\
:o~trong ~ntll' I he thmner the Ou1d the mort
hnrmlul 11 rna\ be
The dc:uth of,, 14-yeur-old Wurm \pnnJi
lndtnn garl on Jan IS IS nur1buted to th(
\Ub\tBilCC: ,
The lnbc:l on L 1q01d Pnpet luunul.lctunij
b\ the l.iquid Puper ( orp re..ad' ""';on to~tc.
'on·Onmmuble.'' Apparent!) there are no
'onttol' nr warmng requarcd on 'uch
products.
Moscow warns China
Mo,cow tun warned Chann to 'Ita~ out of
V1c:lnam I he ~tgnauon cume ~(ter more th.an a
\CI\1 ol porndic "'nd blood) ant•·80\crnment
demtlnl>trahon' and four mt,nlh~ ol an ten aficd
lightang tn "h1ch more than JOOO Per aan'
h.l\c been lltlled thmughout the Mtd.,..lhlcrn
nllliOn. ~ ~ In a ~;tntemen t relea.,ed over the weekend
~~~~~-~-~-~ ~~~-~~~-~-~~-~-~~-~~ ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~the Krenlltn~ed the(hane\c\houldendthe•r
Sru.per dislikes Mondays, kJ.II.s two "unconc:euled mlhlnn• pre .. ~ure" on Vietnam _____ At the 'umc: ume Chtnfi nccu~cd tilt
Vlctn.tmc!<c of ktlhng more thnn 70 Chm~
border guard' ond ctvihnn~ In smoll·~ calt
cla\he' over the past three: week\ Brenda S~nc:er 16. wno; charged IMt
\\C'C~ wtth 1\\o count' of murder and nine
charge' ol .mc:mrtc:d murder (ollow.ng a
'nlpt'r attad. on an elementut\ 'choolyord
carher 10 the "'eet...
~~ncer ullegcdl} fired 40 'hot\ Into the
'chool\ard II lied "ith \lUdents lilhng the pttnCIJ'lal und a c;u~todmn and wound1ng nane
children and pohcc:men from her home acros~
from the <~chool
"I d1d 11 tor the lun of 11 "~uad Spencer "I
JU\t don't hkt Mondu~~ I dad tha' becuu~e 1t\
a wa~ to cheer up the du) 'l(obodv hkes
Monda\\" The United 'itnte~. meanwhile. ''"d 11 ~1'
concerned ubout tht po,Mbtltty ol expnndtd
con01cl 1n Southeast Astn 1 he onnouncemcnl
otme a' u pubhc caution to C hanu to ob~er.c
re~trnml tn the: .areu In 1hc P"'l fe,, month' all but the la\t
\C'Itge~ ol \hah \-tohammad Rctu Puhla\i',
nuthorttolr~<~n rule hii'\.C: been ~\\ept ,J\\ll) und
h:wc left lhe ~ounlr) in pohucal turmo1l
Rehg1ow lcadc:r r\) a1ollah R uhollnh
1\homc:im and has pto\1'\lonal go,etnmcnl are
for the 11me be1nt: ruhng the count') aher the:
m1ht!ll') thre~ htm 1he1r upport '-.unda}.
ll:homc.•m \Q\\cd Mhol) "·'' agJun\t
BaJ.:htmr Ia t \\ed: bul MUd he" tlohN to s"Cllle
the Iranian C"'l ulhrOU{!h non,iolcnt mean~ ...
Ho"e''Cr. he n:peatcdl} refu,cd to meet \\llh
Ra~hunr to das.cus' a ~ttlement Vets s er from atotnic bombing
The Mchlem leader then announced for­
mauon ofhrs rro\l,tonalgo,ernment , mul.mg
BnJSrgan pnme miOI\ter, and ga1ned the
support ol the mtlllan leaden;. At that potnl
lhC'~ \1.8\ no hope and little '"Pf't.'rt for
liltlhuar
trikes anger public
Hntam ha~ been \\racked lor wech bv the
'' orst mdu,.nal turmoal 10 yenrs. M ountams
ol uncolt('(tcd t;arbage gro\\ dail) .1nd the
tnke '' spreading to all ~etrmenl' ol Bnu'h
SOC'Iet}.
Hundreds of Khools hn'e bc:cn clom:S
dunnt; the mo t of the 'trike:, !>Orne super­
rruua.cs ~hc:l~~ ha"e been '"ept b<lrc and
man\ $1C\: and InJUred people arc being turned
awa) from hospual~
,\nm pubhc: rcacuon to the )tniLe has
mtemaCicd the potiucal situntton in this c:lcc·
uon .)tar. Bntnm•, gro~ mg soctahsm 1s bound
to sutler sn the ~neral elecuon ~ hich may be
held as c:arh 8\ rnl.
l'he I. bor P.trt) go,ernmcnt, under
Pnme 1mi.ster Jamc:s CallaS}lan. ha\ been
unable to settle the ~rrike. let alone worL
ellectncdy tow11rd ;a solution ~nh lhc unaons.
I ruck dnvers lina.lh returned to work • la,t \\eel aHcr more than four weeks on !he
pu:kct hnct~ and not before gam10, a 20 ptrcent
pa) ra1sc, whtch i four um~ what <.allaahan
ullo~ed (or in his iantt·mOotion plan ~nrman ~oloman
f'•rch< '"' '•r•lu
\\ \\HI~C.l 0~. DC ~lore than SO
chum• ror .crnce-connc:cted benefit'~ filed\\ itt.
the \ c:terans ,\dmtm!lotrauon md1ute man)
ll s er"1cemen 'urfe~d .. e,ere permanent
mjuncs after doing clean up dut\ around
Htro~hama und :.t~Jsak1 ~hortl} .1ftcr the
nttlmac bomb c~plo\lon m I94S.
r:,amtniUaon ol 29 clatm!> tn the VA''
\\ Jl<hington headqunrten dtsclosed ~even
c<i\e ol leul.emaa se~eral other cancer~ nnd
unusuul blood dnordc:n were aho
documenttd '~ h~c;h could be a~socia ted wllh
rudtution t'POliUre Tht'e chums we~ 1n
behJif or men stat1oned tn and around the two
Japont'!lc: ctlle'i bcg~nmng about !IIX week:.
after the bomb' uploded Many were stnuon­
c:d wathin :a mile ol the bla't centera and
worked m cleaning up debri!.
Robert C. Macomber, chief of the Raung
Pohc\ \tafl for the VA, ~vie\\cd the 29
cluim., II.Jone of the claim\ filed has been
granted h) the VA. and nil tho"e thai have
bc:cn ruled on to date have been dented
:'\o tud) ha\ been conducted of the
hc3hh of Gh \\ho bunlcrcd Jnd \\Orked in
and ne;1r po!>t•bomb Htro hima and ~agasakt ,
accordms to Defen1e Nuclear Agency
offioals.
fhe go\ernment lut~ mamuuntd for over
l3 vears that b) the ume Amencan occupation
Coree' reJched the\c' cll1~. the rc:saduaJ rodtn·
uon hod d1m1nashed to safe levelb The ~er·
'1cemcn 'cnt there were not equtpped Wtth
radtat1on mon1torang devtce:-. and rbere arc no record',,., to the uctual rudinllon dO\U[te they
rc:ccl\ ed.
A Hc:.alth, education and WeUarc: study
of the health re(ord~ ol 'crviccmen ln'\.ol\c:d 10
one U.S. atomac lc~t-kno"n ,~,Smoke} tn
19"i7 hu\ .tlrtady tnd1cated an unu,ually hagh
tnc1dencc or leukemau over t\\ ace the rate
c :-..pectcd m the gencrul popul.atton
When the government 'ohclled call~ from
vcterun't for the HFW stud} Ill 1977 and 1978,
some Haroshtmo, Nogasokt veterom. who
suffered ill health also came forward.
1 wo DN <\ olf1c1ul• recall re~pondmg to
'everol such call\ or lc:Uel"\ .. We wc:rc able to
rcas,ure them thut thev dadn't get any s1gmli·
cunt e'po~ure.' ~u1d lt Col Btll McGee ofthe
ON I\
Rep. Pat Schroeder ( 0 Colo ). a member
ot the Uou'c Armed Scrv1ce-. Comm1ttee mce
1973 su1d there may be re..t\On for a Con­
gre ~nonnl anquiry anto the I!'Sue of
Hiro htmu 'I.Jagd,nka vc:h
"'luvul \rch1ve, !!how that about 19,000
men landed .u the Nagu,nki port before: betng
dtsptr.cd .til O\·er the aslond About I SO
Manne~ ~ere Mationed wathan about I SOO
yard' of the Nagn~aka atomtc bla't center
Macomber ~atd 10 adduaon to the 29
Huoo;h1mn (Nagu~uki chum" rec:e1\'cd 10 the
headquurtcrs , ~evernl do1en more ore: known
to hove been llled wtth rc:gtonol offices an the
past year
C'lifford Helm~. S4, of C harloltc:, ~ C ..
,pent two month~ guardang ond cleamng up
near Nagat~ak1 ur. a Nn''Y <ieubee He ho11 been
disabled by paruly~a. . severe patn and ktdney trouble and ha~ lo~t ha~ \tn'ie ol :o~mell Hts
claim lor :.c:rvtcc-relnted bcnefih "-O~ recent!)
rejected by the regional \A office in Win,ton·
~ulem . He plan~ to apptul
lymnn (!. Qutgle) ~7 of Port lund, Ore.
~ ho belie'e"' that h" 10 venrs of chrome
1llnes<oe\ \\ere 'au:tted b) clc.tnup duty an
1\aga)nki whtle he crved m the Munnt\,
aw.uto; o hearing by the U S Board or Veternnl
Appeal' A deci,1on by the Board •~ expccttd
w1thm about four montht. Quagley ~u(fcred
h1~ fourth heart nlluck lo11t month.
Among the seven lc:u\.emtU ca\es mcluded
m the 29 Htro~htmu Nngn!laki·relu ted cloum
nt VA hendquarte~. three have been filed by
wtdows Two or the WldOW'I aucrt lhCif
husbnnd ~' Cntalleukem1a wos cau!!cd by scrv1cc
at the Naga~nl" bla!!t center an 1945
The thtrd reported Jcukemta death 1n·
volve!l a commnndmg officer of a Navy patrol
\hlp that provaded aar •tnke suppon around
Japan m I q45 and wn-. tn the vtcmtty of tbt
.ttomtc bombm~ on August 6and 9 The VA
has reJected :-.evcrul claam' by the Widow.
The VA hru dechned to release names of
the clatmant!.
The dtsclosurc: of the mformatloo about
the t'l(tent and nature of these chums "could
hove ;1gntfacant effect on the standards we Uit
todn~ for Jow·level rud.ntaon," accordmg to
Rtchard Pollock, darec:tor of Ralph Nndcr·~
Crittcal MD$..' Energy ProJect Pollock stud 11
"could potent tally 11pe1J the dcmtse of the basic
standard!~ upon whach our nuclear weupona
and nuclear energy programs nre prcdi­
Cilted " •
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Plonttr Los. Ftbruury /J, 1979 Porter's
1 1,1 (,roenln~
Oll~f Pltlnfff I 01
l)on't bother ~
JlqitltiK jor God~
Beckett'' plotles!l l
The) c1ther don't
f;(plnJO 1t but they 1
aood llffiC lO'I lOft tl
and themselves •
Rohcrt Poner\ d1
Acres Thcuter'' Bill
lhc ~tory t\ ob
nic~named Gogo a1
waiung for ;1 Mr
theme. 1 h1s would 11
10 C){CIIC: or provok
the :~ud1ence. but t
d~nan tromps
Gogo and D1d
\-tf)lltlons about the
tal and llplnlUOI
.cream. sob, comf
bore one another
hesitate to whap Gi
and Gogo I!> not 1
f)ld1 into wetting h:
r heir frustrotic
ly dtvened and th~
t~ficd by the ruthles!
named Pono. and I
A voung gtrl doesn
uon .tny o.s she I'
mCl,age "M r God1
)OU he won't come
sureh tomorrow .. • The storyltne d
10 the actor' much 1
characters The nuc
for somethang good
JU\t hn\c to waat a I
other~
But the way the
!>all ( D1d1) and An
handle thctr conven
waitmg worthwhale1
hlllc charactc:n1nl1
dtalogue they both
movement and urcl1
(ey, excephons.
Ann Houle ru
hcad·pounding Go
p.111cnt childlike q
cdlently boun_pcs o
p;1mon's staunch 1 :leadly;
lian girl
J Sundu} th~1
tion nuld, mo\)
. .. lliiO!t tlri(allll
ro1..:1\rbon~o uflll
ftth unl) ,. rev.
Ou1d the mort
Warm Spn1111
nbuted to th~
, IIIUnUft\CIUrcij
d'l "Non IO~IC.
there Jre no
red on \Uth
..... bin ,_, a
a to '>Ia) out ol
;r the weekend.
10uld end lhtu
•· on V1etnam
!l uccu~oed the
an 70 Chmoc
in smn 11-,calr
!ks.
lulc, !>Uid II Wll
'Y of expanded
!lnnouncemenl
1ma to obscru
of smell Hn
wa!l recent!)
:e 10 Wmston·
'ortland Ore.,
r~ of chroniC
tnup duty 1n
the Marin~
rd ofVetcraru
rd 1~ expe"td
igley \Ufferod
'th
~ases tncluded
:related claiau
been filed b)
, assert theu
!sed by servu:r
1945
n1a death tn·
a Navy patrol
ppo" around
~ctntty of tbt
d 9 TbeVA
Je WidOW
;ase namcJ or
nauon about
;Wms "could
1dards we tut
accordmg to
elph Nader's
1011 OC lc Sllld 11
1e of the baste
car weapons
are pre<fl· •
like to
ltinued
aing 10%
:k up and
ON
IJ. 1919 •
Entertainment
Porter's Godot waiting at Fir Acr~ Theatre t//
1 ''' (,rornln2 Ollht l'lunrtr I coa
f)ont bother to a!k the c.a111 of
ll'u/1111,1( for Gvtlm what ~amuel
lkckctt\ plcule\\ dr.tmu 111 ubout
1 hey ctther don't know or can't
t~phun 11 but they sure llrc: hovang n
' sood umc: tO'IStng thou qu~uon~
and them6c:lvc:~ around under
Robert Porter'\ duc:cuun sn the hr
,\crt' I henter·, Block Bo~
fhe 11ory ,. about two derelict\
mckn..~med (,ogo and D1da who nrc
.aaung lor u Mr Godot As the
theme t hi) would normally be: httle
to cJtclte or provoke the tntellect of
the .1ud1ence. but these nrc not or­
dinary tramp&
Gogo and D1d1 hold long con­
\t()OIIOns abuutthear ph)'\acal. men­
tal ond o;p1ntual troubles 1 he\
b(ream. sob comfort, tca,e, and
bore one another Dad1 d~ not
he~1totc: to whnp Gogo With hill hot
and Gogo 1s not above proddsng
01d1 anto wetttng h1t. pant~
1 hear frustrouon as momc:ntnra ­
ly d1verted und thear onxaety anten­
sificd by the rut hies~ anti~ of a bully
OJmed Pouo, und her $lave, Lucky
A young gtrl doe~n't help the :utuo­
uon any n~ ~he tw1ce bring the
mc)snge "Mr Godot told me to tell
)OU he won't come th111 evenang, but
surcl) tomorrow w
The 11oryhne doesn't lend thelf
10 the acton; much 10 devc:loptng the
ch.uacter fhc nud1encc 1\ wanang
for ~omethtng good to happen, some
JU\1 have to wall n httle longer than
other~
But the way the act of\ Otrk Van
OJ II ( D1d1) and Ann Houle (Gogo)
handle the1r c:onver->auon' make the:
~iullnJt worth" hale With sc:emtngly
htllc chornctc:nzataon h1nh an the
du1loguc: they both go for bvely
movement and tireles'l dehvc:ry with
fe\\ eltCCpiiOnS
Ann Houle ns the forgetful,
head pound10g Gogo has on am­
patient childlike quality that ex­
cellently bouns:es orr of her com­
panton\ staunch sens1balny Her
\
Pronur Lot. Ftbruory 1$, 1979 frustrnt1on " mrecuou.. ;n •he
stomps her feet ond amuck<! her
forehead an 'etr-de!pnar und un·
noyance
Houle hu!> not locked hc:,.,ell
into u supc:rfic:tol Simpleton'' role
Her moments of enlightenment ..are
levc:mh bnngang the .tudlcncc to
wnnt to cheer when she finully hn' to
rc:mend Dada or why the\ art where
they arc
It 'leems Van Doll has tudted
the bum' on Burnsade or T1me:o.
Square a' he amblb onstage,
coughane up phlegm throuah
blackened teeth and lonntng a pa1n
rut IOfectaon towards hll yello~ed
crotch Van Dall .llso hau a Oaar for
comic uman8 and usc~ Beckett''
vaudcvallian one hnen with
humorously rc:pulatve cuse
Though mo~t ol the lines
between Gogo and D1d1 are quack
and Willy at 15 upparent they need
each other·., company to survave the
isolntaon and dc..\patr of Beckett\
world Dadi won't let Gogo 'llccp
because he gets ~o lonely, and whale
Gogo keep11 suggestang they split up.
at IS clear she needs has suppon and
dirccuon
In an ugly ;how of mhumttn1ty
Gogo and 01d1 ore Interrupted 1w1ce
dunng the plo~ by the loud, brash
entrnnce of Pouo. an arropnt
and bruouy master und her ptunfully
servile 'lave, luck)'
Stacey Olson·.. portrayal of
Pouo ·~ ''""lang Though 11 would
be cas)' to fall anto o stereotyPed
venaon of an obnoJtJous. overbear·
1ng woman you d love to hate.
Olson's Pouo htnh at1ruecurtty and
show!> she a~ 10 the '>ame hopelt!>s
boat as everyone else.
At finll her ha1r-ro111ng howl., of
laughter are dhpu:able Wtth cnm­
son lip'i and ratty wag. she drng. the
unfonunute 1 ucky around on n
leash. crackang her wh1p ond
1houun~ .. Pagl" at the top ol her
lungs
Olson toke" command of the entare •pace wath her VOice Jnd the
cfrc:c:t moke' one want to c:nnge.
Rack Menegat, a~ I uc:k y 111
ru$CIOI1ting a• he drool'! and p.tnl\
and 1\ "-cpa lO ·' r rentaed pam c. by hl!l
relc:ntlcu ma11ter
'\•I ucky 1\ ordered to" l htnklw
for cntert.unment Mencg.at dclive~
o wonderfully bJown-out penor·
munct .1\ has own trenm·of­
con\aou,nes\ ovenaka h1m It then
tJles a good b11 of vagorotu beauns
to ~top h1m
At the end of each oct 11 1
obvaout thot Godot ha) not
appeared ond ne\ler wtJI A 8Jrl
(pluycd by Lou1se Rafltan) it \COt by
Godot a\ a messenger and add\ to
the fruttratton by ampashly akappang
rope or toutng a ball as 01d1
qucst1ons her Rafkm's vocul quahty
I\ oomplctely exosperattng a.nd 11 i1
1lmos1 more than Gogo ond D1di
(und the audience) cnn bear
It ~~ nsky to try to 1nterpe" the
producuon, Beckett h1msc:lf satd
when at.kcd to explatn the symbol~.
.. A, Car J~ I know, there arc none Of
course. I am open to correctaon."
and .. If by Godot I had meant God. I
would hove srud God. not Godot •
But 11 as 'llle to say that through
slopst1clt untaa, musie hnll humor
ond vaudevalhan comedy, Robert
Po"cr ha~ d1rected five good acton
wnh 1mnganatavc make-up and
CO'ItUmC\ and a muhed potato
moon
Some may bate the play. It
cau\Cd qutte o controversy when it
fint opened on Broadway and ull
provokes vtolent dt\CUSStons One
cntlc wd, .. Here IS a peculiarly
thcatncnl two-oct p1ece whsch may
be one uct too long.• E.G Mo.nhall,
who played Otdi on Broadway tn
19S2 sa1d, .. 1 don't know af tt's a great
play. But at as a real theater paece"
Waumg For vodot w1ll be pia}·
ang tonaght through Saturday wuh
the cunuan at 8 p.m Tickets are $1
ror students and SJ general admls·
saon Call the theater dcpanmcnt at
c>.t 333 for rt$ervouon\ • '
• • ...
WHERE /S GOOOT? 7N G~~~~tn
• Five good actors directed by Robert Porter. make Waiting For
Godot worth waiting for.
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1 h•' ,tep completed. "C came to the: cruct.tl pomt
I he "hole ,tudent 'enate talk' about the mformauon ll
hll~ gathered,~) 'tudc:nt' don't re.1lh lno'' "hot the)
thtnk :tn)\\11\, and go~ ahud \lith ''hat 11 wanted to do
tn the lin.t place. hudsctmt procc''· 1 hat (;let " e\ adc:ncetl b\ our
~ T hou~ht' ' culumn th1s ,.,.cck \\'hcn 1\ktd qur,taon\
.thuut "hcrc thelf 4Q .IC:ll\lhc:~ (cc mone\ 'hnuld be
'~"' .llmll't t'\t'f\ bod) ,,lid more mom ~\ \h(luld be
,pent on "OJ-" film' 'lu'' \\c're nllt ..ttuun't the him
,ene~o hut there arc othe-r \\.ly, thut mone\' " ,pent
f he problrm 1\ thnl people JU\t .ttt"n't ll\\llft olthnt
Rc:,pon,th ihn lor 'uch a lac"' ol ~nm\lcd(le doc:,n't
Mrnfll~ he an lad nl IOlltatl\c on the part ol 'tudent' hl
find out .tbnut budgcttn~ It he:' too \er) 8tc:at de..tl \Hth
our 'tudent gu,ernment lor muldng no dlort 111 tell
.1m one: uhout 11
· f.\et ""«the beginninllor th" 'chool \c.ar, \\e hit\e
h.ad .1 'acc-prc,ldent ot hnuncc .tnd anlormutaon ( P.at
Mannmg) tuclcd U\lol) 10 .a CC'Irner ol l emrleton Cc:ntcr
'tudent gtnernment ollicc. Though the utlr •~ am·
prc:''"e· ''hen 11 c:ome-. to budgetmtt . the pc:rlorm.tncc:
ha' not been ~.annmg ha" ,pent all h" time on pnnung
ur olhcaal·ltlnlan!! bud~et reque<.t I nrm' (SilO \1 orth) u nd
muL.mtz \\eckly report' to the 'enntc: on ho\1 much monc)
11 hn' tell to pl:t\' around "ith
\\ hnlt'\CI happened tO I he ln(nrmallon J'lllfl tll
Mnnntnp·, lllle'' ~~ ludt ~1.!1\rltmcl\
,lfiJ m.t\f tnt bl'..lt 11\.ll\ Wilt! •I f I 1 '
•
, ., Ra£hl no\1, our 'tudent [ttWtrnment a<o hcgtnnmg on
that lonr,. dull ro.1d toward ha,htnF, ''"' ne't \eur\
hudRct for •tudC'nt gr\lUJl' and nrgan11.mon' II 'rOU haH·
hcen rcadan~ \Inter l>a\id F Lud"i~·, thrcc:-purt 'erie
10 thiS parer. \UU l00\1 that the \l"03te CC'Illect' .tn
actt\IIIC let' from each lull-tame -.tudent Jnnut~lh .md
then IIJlJh'Htton~ 11 out to \Maou~ or~an11atJOn' T ht' ye;u
the lee ""' $49, lor a total hudgelln~ Cund \II S7tl :\04 i\lt,tnOln8 dad IT\ to 'lilrt \Orne lund or 'tn,\le
ne\\,lcttc:t gom~ '0 thnt 'tudent'l could le.trn .thout
thmp' hlt budgetan~ lromthe go\crnmcnt But Wt hnvc:
\ etto \(;t \Ut; h ,, t htnl! tn nur matlboxt" or un)'Whert else
\\hut ' "or,c, \\.e 'ec:m to be ''nk1ng mone) Into tha\
non c::...l\tent proJC:( 1 1\c:mor C aria (•t'lntalc:' ha' nlrcudy
bcc:n p.tid S 100 Clrom the go\c:rnment', e'ecuti\C: olloc:H
tton lund, rather thttn lrom \1nnnang\ ~600 'illury) to
cdll th1' rn)•tennu' ne\\~lcttcr To the Editor
In the lll"'\1 lc" \\C:Ch, the 'c:nntr wtll tn\IIC:
rt!("rc,~·ntume' t rom ~I l r old to, '•udc:nh Or~una1cd lor
\ctl\lltl"'. thl Blud. \tudent tinton. thePmncw l.m;.
and mUn} other.. to dt\Cus .. und JU,Illy thear gu,up\
hud~t requc:'''·
\ho durms that ume. 'tudent' "'" be: approached
for thc:lf opmmn' on the 'ubJ«I lndl\tdual 'enator-.
tnn\ \\1\IL up to' ou :and n,).. Where 'hould) our 'tudent
OCU\ aile' ice mone\' !!t\ ,.. Or ~ou maght rcccavc a little:
note m \Our holl. a lmg }OU the: ~me que•tJOn
But tf our rc carch a' an~ mdlcalHln of the opanaon'
to c rc:o:t fr<lm the general '\tudc:nt bod\. an)bo~h a k1ng
t ho'l" qu(')tttln• had better prcfaC'C them b\
•l elhnr.thc student that the\ PJ\ un :tCtl\ ille• rce;
• lelhnE tudent all the pl:u:~ that thetr a~tl\ itte5 fcc:
monc:\ could go: and
• T clhn~; ... tudc:nts hm~ much has been ~ti"cn to the~e
group~ and org.:tntlllllon• 10 the pa\t
T lll'RE IS i\ !>Crtnus Joel of mrormatton cmmng
hom our ~tudent llV'·crnmcnt a ... rcgarc.h the: annual
budscung rro~~ 1 t) a \1-C m1~ht the 1 og hus bc:en
unublc tc• mate )('rtou~ hcad\\a) '" tclltnt! e'en bod)
.thttutthe prO\.'Clo\UII b\ (lUrsehc .lht,ugh (,od 1\:ml\ls we
hn' c: de\ otec.l enough )p...tc:c to the t:.)Ue O\ er the lint three
\\C'eh
Student sampl}' du not ~nl.l~ :sbout the 11enute \\'c l:ultll 'ee ho" \IUdcnt' hn\e) tl been helped tO
lc-.arn aht~ut the: budgetang procc-.
I i'\ \ COli Pl.f: of "eel,, at the ~enute hold\ to
tradation. ~tudcnt~ \ltll he imued to 'h.trc thear
npanaon' on 1 he budget "ath the <.ennte ~J hat op1mom
I he 'en11tc: as k1ddtng "'ell at it thtnlt' an\ bod~ lnow\
enouyh 1bout th1' maner to ha,·t opllll\lO'>
<:;o tar, our 'tudent gcwernmrnt hu .. mode no cflorts
to\\ard e;duC".sttng l.c:wi!l nnd Clark )tudenh Jbout where
thear 4Q acta\llac:~ fee ~oe' The I OK hu' done:"' 'hure
and ~I ( a' c:,.pccted tc> tackle the '' Ut 'oon but the
'cnlltt ha' ""''umcd the O\lnch po\tUre \1 hen it come~ to
the' m.111er
A m.aJm ctrort to mform the "tudent body '' long
mc:rdur from both the senate and the cxc:cuuve brunch
<'I nur tudent tuwernmcnt
Wt-'11 hnrp b.tcl< to that old 'log;.an that mu) vcrv well
h.tunt •ludent ~o,c:rnment unttlll' dyms day' "let the
'tudc:nh decide M We \\onder though ho" lht \tUdcnl\
\:,an decade UO) t htn~ .tbout ho\1 10 spend acltt\ltac .. fee
money at the) don't t\en ._no\\ where the hc:llu goc ... • Dimond responds
I can't blame you for wanllng to
''me u ",cnthmg edttonul "nor ct~n l
blumc the lraman 'tudent~ for beang
up,rt fhe) urc: nen.ou~ and \\orned
~bout their lamilie' and thear coun·
tr'r I am trul) 'orl') and regret tht
antsdent. I al~o regret not tapint tht
meeting and I regret the ab,encc of
"" udmtOI\trator Dr c r Hamar
llo\le~c:r . I wont to emph{l!.itc
thut I dad not at on) tame ..a) thut a
'tudent mu .. t po) an .tdvunce for
'PrlOF term, Pre,ldent Hownrd dtd
ntH 'a) thilt to me .snd ncnhcr dtd I
'II) that t<l the \tuden" Whnt I ~atd
wa~ .a 'tudcnt mu\1 pn) the
pruma,~ot\ note for Winter term
hclorc hC' cun re~astcr for sprang I
um confident thut the lrnman
'tudent' und~r .. rnod m\ !ilatement "'o one a\ked .tnv qucsuons "hen 1
~u\e them the opportunt t) at the
end
Incident puts Dimond in the rough I emph0\1/C:d hO\\ ph:a,cd I wa~
thut the lmmtgtutlon Ofltcc hud
a 'urcd me that the\ "ould 8rDnt
pc:rmi sion lor .to !raman .. tudent to
work ou~-..mru' if I hnd prev10usl~ POOK MAR' DIMOND Alter bemg left the
h;ag lull of good•~ m la~t wcck':. lraman tudent
fiasco, he tooL: the-brunt of criticism lrom hlllh the
foretlln tudentr. und man' others \lhO \\ere les:.lamtliur
"uh the tnC'tdent
She: should ne\.er ha'c been placed 10 the awful
posat10n m "'htch he found hel"\rlf.
It "ar.n't l>tmond'!'. adc:JJ to a ... t lor payment ol t h"
terrn•a promis,orv note~ before !raman ~otudc:nt would
be ullo\\ed to take out ~romt,wry note' tor 'Prtnp term.
Rnpon11btht~ Ia\ propcrlr m the hand~ of other much
htgher m the admant Lruuon Prt"tdent John How<~rd
I >c:nn ul J acult) John Brown or C hff H.1mar director of
forc:tgn )tudie), should ho~c: t.tlcn 11 upon them,ehe~ to
• 1.1\ do\1 n · uch a dramatic prl)nounccmcnt, not pil\' the: 'agncd the employment apphC'atlon
hue~ to l>tmond. I Hho \luted at the mcetang that we
'' a ~omc" hat lo\1 man on the totem pole (\I nee would wor._ out thtnf' anda\lduull) .
I hmond hold!> mle ol 'lorcagn ~tudent udvtsor"') her hopeful!) to a~mt them an gettmg
uuotion maght be compared wuh the: tnctdent of a JOh' .tnd gettintt thetr s1tunt10n 10
~cretan of· omc acndemtc department left behtnd to tell order J \tiltemcnt not unhkc: one
ull the department mOJOI'S that thesr graduuuon form' made b\ Oean Brown at the meetmg
hiJ\e bec:n rejected. at the ~me time her bo,,.e, arc oil feb o
li~htng 1n the Sallkt)'OU). fhattype of thinf JU$1 t!in't done Alter the mcetmg the next day
Tho-.c \\ ho m.tkc dec1~1on' ho\c the tc:\ponstbthh · to BtJan l:ghdoma u'ked me if .,tudcnl!>
nmke tho\e dc:c:tMon) lnow n fhi~o l!ln't 'luch J large who p•ud the promt!isoty notc!i for
colle~e thot Prca.adent Howord could not hnve token the wmter could rel(lllter lor .,pnng term
lime to tell our lranaun ~tudent\ about tha\ plan h1m1.elf "tth a pronus'\Of) note My un!>\\.-er
We·d even huve lou ned ham an umbrella to wulk. over wu\ vc: ... I thought tha~> "a,' common-
here I rum Odell Manor 10 the rum. tf nccc,sur) • ly acc;epled b) the Bu,inc\1» Office:
BtacK StUdent Union
drive "' for the: \lutcment about the
doof'i ol the countrv opentnl! per
matt1n~ mnntv to come out,thut ~~'
true. Aut I meant forthc:m.notJUit
for the: colltge I have 't'tn the ,,r~'
a 'tudc:nt undcrgoe ·, "hen he ll
trying tu ~tudv an,, lorct~n countf}.
not lnow1ng where the monc) u
commg I rum to flU) the: barc c"rn·
taulo; of ll\tOll \Iter da,cu"'"l
emplmment \\ith the lmntan,. I
thou~ht they under-.tood '<'hut I "•'
:..•~ i ng
A' lor Dean Brown and Oca11
'Hntn,on l...no\\.-tnl! nothtng of m)
cunvef\atton wtth the Prc'itdent.thJt
i' true It \\U\ m) era or not to ha\c
di,CU\\cd tt wath them I dad tall wal~
Dr H.tmur to whom 1 report • .:~bout
the .admt\\ton policy lor pro,p«tl\t
lrunaun apphc ant~ und ubout tht
finuncml 'llluntton wath the prc:,cnt
'ltudent\ on cumpu' Be
recommended thut 'itnCC thts \\111 a
poht\ dect'lon I •hould dl\cU~' 11
with the Prc~adtnt
f·or tht lu"it c:\crul month,, I
hn\.e been an contac.;t wu h lomp
~tudc:nt ..td\l,or' and admt~\t on o(.
liccr' on other C'.lmpu~c . It " tt·
temated thnt bet\\.-cen 3.5.000 and
75 000 Per,a.an' arc 'itUd\tng in the
l nucd Stt~te, , It '' m\ optnton. an
thl" arcu, ·" 10 other~> not JU't \\ltb
foreign \ludent' that \~hut ..tCIMs
one c.1mpu' UMJull) allect'l u' all
Whate\er I regret the \.tdn~
ott he whole 'lluutton. t-or 13 yc:artl
hU\.c leJt thnt the foretgn \tUdents
under...tund and rc,pec:l the great
affection I hnvc for them und the
good rapport lletwc:cn them nnd mt
if an· 8 /JimonJ
1-urt'll(n Stmlmt AciVIJCJI rltrCf
.. , r1""'"' 1 hit
ON( F \I: I'< T a Vnl1
card 10 a very lovely
11 w:n from
and " no\\ tallma
~•"'' to mnrry thl
In nnother ct
red and panl
,..,.,b,MlY When \he t
thut )he nsked
race. no lc• .. ) wl
tbtn~ I o thl' doy, It ht
All thl\ •~ not to ta)
()IIV '' a dcpre:
lt(t!IUl onh tn ucttem1
ped .tnd c:um1
brunch It'\ 11
\ alenune·, Oo) I
Jn tnnocent and ~
tt's annual comt
\\lth 11 'ome o
~!lilt practtCl"" and nl
or "omun. for
Rcmrmber back w~
fi\t or ''" a
:otn\llom1 hie ,\ge when
m:~~r you bclaevc 1 ht
loo~~·~ · of gruhnm crock
1 few lonely, sogg)
aknnne tard~ were
,end out nrmfu
ncnd~. nttr.actavc mcm
)l""\ (though
knnw why they wt
.tnd even your ~adt
Mu't of the ttme
lr'l'tl\t 'orne: curd~ back
kand that ever;
If )''u \\eren't re\\a
\alentines your-.ctr
' •onder "hat WU\ wrot
u ~our dcoderant or • I he wa' \our 1
L C\ i\ wert
you combed your c
l't\:CI\ ed no vn len II nc
:1Jfll thank about ktlhn'
··"·~" doYt n a whole: bt
\ltthout sour m
from the teacher\ '
nf,ht desk
It ''"'n't a mce sagh(
dadn't rccervc: vole~
But ll wn<~ wor.>e to
sot one: from every~
,. .. ~ in ~econd grade. I
Mary (.short. >~I.e
:tnd number one on~
ltcc.tu~e ~ht wo~ buth
-\ctunlly I dtdn
~ell 'he wa~ gom
guv who kept 'IU)'
JOWIIriM" mu .. tache and l
"uhout training ~ ~
Cath) alwu)"\ got
from c\c:rybod}'
them nwa> to the nt
a 'hopptn(l bog to t
i~tinl! ol Valentine\
Other gtrls beJ.la,
:tm!.l'l\' ... , valenunc: nl
inter 1~
Mandel
ac Plonttr t O&
0 H LOOK, u·~ "'n(
wh1le I bit tntc
I swallowed h
'"llu,,ru to ten I opened n
When I was a chtld, n eu sandwach would
older nnd w1$er, bot~
11Bd1waeh could only do
".ntcr "c.tther I fear mo
I am not alone tn m
I hear moans and
other shnmp and ea
'''cold, wel, teeth
tlllo'111h,ere for depreuto
[Oft!IJittlc:d dunng the firs
The: Resident Antst
underttond th
"unrr doldrums Bee11use
~n11~d n poster tn bope
vwn·anCl!·out If their Ky t
wrr work!!, mnybe the ~
lo for February's com
But thought~ of bemg
•kaung and slc:ddins '
'<:em to enter your m
"~'dance tn your bead
then so cruiains o
brought.
Only when you we
<lPOmtbihlles did you •ent nbout lht
opensn~. ptt·
e out that ~~~
them. not JU\1
!>ten the \Ire."
"hen he u
re•sn countf),
the mone) ll
he burc t''fR•
er di\CU\\Inf
r lru01am, I
od what I ~-.s
wn and DcaQ
Othtng or m)
;.resJdent.that
H 0(11 IO hO\C
I dtd tal .. Wltb
report, about
)I prolipttll\(
ld about the
h the prc:,cnt
)npu~ He
[CC thl'i WUS I
llld di\CUS\ II
rut month). I
w ath tomra
dma\'llon' ol·
J~e It '' a·
35.000 and
udymg m tht
0p1010n, IR
not JU~t w1tb
whut allc<:U
ech u~ all
lh< \Udna~
or 13 yean I
agn student•
:CI the sreat
hem und thr
hrom and me
8 DimonJ
~ttfl Adi'UCAI
)' JJ, /019 f'trrcr
r'""'" I ...
o~CE !\f·N r a Valc:nt•nc:\ Day
card to u "c:rv lo'Wtl) woman She:
11 wu\ from .. omrbod\
and 1\ now talkme about how
~onu to morry thut other guv
1 n nnot her co~c I 'c:nt il Thoughts of love and lust rettnn as
young writer's primitive juices flow
red .tnd p1nk ro'IC:'I to
.~b11<h When he: \UW mt 'oon
thllt 'he: n~ktd me (With a
~l'l'l·"' f11Ct. no lcs~) why I d1d ~mch
1 o th•' duy. lthtn .. ,he:" •till
\lltha' ·~not to ~ay that Vulen-n.n ... .• depre, .. ng event
II(Oitll unh tn C:'-Citemen t to bean~
and curraed lor,, can­
' hrunch II', merel)· thut,
\ .1lentanc:\ f>a} 'ec:m' to be
an 1nnm.:cnt und tmple occu­
tt') .1nnunl commemorutton
l'ith it ~orne of the most
--·•··· practice' .tnd ruuul' known
or woman lor that molter.
Remember buck when you were
fiH: or "'' at thut tm­
onablt ugc when te.tchcr .. try
m1le }OU bcheH thut the world
1no~ll of gruhum cr.1cke" tS down
1 few lonely, 10&gy 1UrVtVOr~?
nc card' were u btg deal
\tnd oUt orm(uJI~ to your
nd,. iiiHIItllvc member~ of the 'e" (though you reully
u.·. kn(m why they were uti ructtve
11nd c\.Cil your sudisttc; 'lpclhnl'
Mo 1 of tht tune you would
rtm'l{ Jomc ~;urd'> back Usutlll) the
ltnd that cver)'bod) ehc
II \OU weren't rewarded wtth .1 • ralentinc' your~ell )'ou 'itorted
aondcr wh.tt wa' wrong With you
11 \our de ode rant or uhc:r-,havc •
':ilio1n1 I he WU\ 'tour m1dgct-,ile,
ling 1 C:\ i\ were cut., 1 he:
,·ou combed your crcwo(:ut'1 If
rrccl\cd no valcnttn~ at .111. )OU
~lilt think about "•ll•n8 your'leH them With ftclltloU\ name' Jllat to
keep up
Fvery Vo.~ltnllne·~ Doy there
'cemcd to be .1bout rwtce .. , many
.11tendine my 'chool •• , on .any 01hcr
duy
The 'ltrungelll thmg ubout auv­
tng valcntsnc' ut thut ·•tic: wu' thot
everybod) lltllncd 11, "Wtth love:
Ctnd} ·· or -1 love you. I aurt~ • or
.. 1\lwuy' wuh love K.trcn " t itt It'
k1d' don't t..now what the word
·1o .. e·· mean' thouf(h because for
.J
I • • . ~
• • -
• ever) -wtth love. F.lllrtbcth ," you'd
get .t •·L o\ic Summy ..
\omehow sctunr " vulc:nttnc
from u c:cond Jl"f.lde boy wn'\n 1 the:
~umt" U!l i(CIIJnfC ..1 curd from one of
tho\t' \ nluptuou .. "'C:cond grade if.lrl
T HE l.f:GF.NO bc:htnd Vulcn·
tine' l>a)' gives )OU " due to
whut II re.tll) mean\ (after thdl potnt
at whtch) uu di\CO\cr the rare hrced
of cr1ap graham crackers) Note the
lollowtng Jl.1t~attc: lrom Col/,,.,.,
ln1 1 rlopt'cltu,
---
A WHALE OF A HEART · The cu,tnm ol sc:ndtng •vulc:n •
ttn~' or love: token,, utur•ll>
.snonymoua , to one"'<" beloved Hllcn·
ttne hud mo· 1 probably only a
o~cc:tdentdl connc:cllon \Uth '\1,
Vulentrn~· (J nnmc gt\en to "'eral
Romun Ulnt~Jand o~ed 1t~ ortgtn
r.tthc:r to the <:on'llentu>nlll mcdtcvul
behcl. held bt'nentll) 1n Englund and
~r.tncc ,th.u ,, "'·~.lithe: sturt or lht
~ctond tortmght of the ~econd
month that the btrd!> bcg.1n to mate
'for lht!l wa on SC) nt \'altnt)nes
day.' \\fotc ·Chaucer tn the
Putlt'mrnt 11/ f'uufr,, 'when e\C:f)'
foul cometh 1hcr to chesc hts
m.t ke ' ..
It come: :n qulle a 1hock when
you rellhlc that Vlllc:nttnc's 0.&) t!>
§Uppo ed to mt:&n more than JUst
\."Urd' "'ith ,, cup•d on them. und
tho~c awful httk candy hc:art~~o with
thtnl' hke '"Yeah, Man" and "K11"
Me prtntell on them •n 184 ktndJ ol
red d\c
\ Jlentinc' 1>.1) .tt cullcgc '"
omcthtnt~ much more It C<tn mean
\C:ndtnp t<~rnutiom to somebod) for
S I II you're a !ICtcncc mnJor, 11 can
mean t.&~tng u ttn)' cat heart
ptrlcetl) prucr\cd tn
lurmaldch)dt tn o,;our lavortte
mun or \.\ om.&n. Or. tn 1 he cusc ol
one per~on I heard ol, 11 ma) meun
"hooltng un urro~ (with .1 lo~oe note
.Jtt3ehed) through 11 ~oman\ wtn·
do~ .1nd hndtng out Iuter 1 hut tt t(.lol.
out one paru~ect, an O,tnllquc: lamp.
and 11 c:t of e'pc"'ivc "tne 111a )eJ.
.tnd th.st the \.\om.tn ~on 't spcal. to
ng down a whole box ol honey
m\ wtthout 'our malk or leap
l from the teacher\ 'kY '>croper To the Editor
... ,,. dc'"-
11 Wll\n 't U ntcC: Stghl lO \C:e 11 ktd
d1dn'1 rc:cc:1h: volentint card!l
Buttt wu' wor'c to 'ec 'omcone
sot one from cverybod~ When
~n in \CC(lnd grade. I knew u l!:trl
Mar) (~hort, \lender durt..
and number one on cyerybodv\
bec.1u~c 1he wtl& butlt hkc" thtrd
•\ctuull) I d1dn't know hc:r
~ell . 'h~ ~as go1ng out wtth
guy who t..cpt \ll)'ln£ he wn'
~uwmx •• mu,tuche .tnd could rtdc: a
wtthuut tnuntnfl wheel'
Cath\ alwu)'\ got vulentln~;.
(rom everybody \he U\cd to
them awa) to the needy She'd
11 )hopptn!f bug to cln., .. on the
~rruna ol \ o.~lc:n ttne\ On) and
Other garl~o bettan \endtng
ibsc:l vc~ valcnllnt and M!Jntng Respect others
r hi\ letter " addres<~cd 10
o.~nyonc .and everyone who thinl~
the) are b\:tter thnn thctr tcllow
lew" und C'larlr. College 'itudenl\
1 am a student but more than
that 1 am :1 'cntor and I am on the:
ltl\t leg of what ha~ been one ol the
mo\1 difficult portton' of m} ltle It
hu~ not ju,t been that m)· cla'l\c-. here
have been dillkuh hut 11 hu'l been
tf)ing to put up wtth the r~t olthc;e
-youn{l adult," who ,al'o come here
l\') p.1rt1etpatc tn tht' -academic c\•
penencc M
M) qucsuon i,. -w hut nght do the
re~t ol vou h1ne to moke m\ hfe •
unplca~ant., l npleu•.ant you )ay
what hove we done you o\k'! Allow me lo potnt out \Orne of rhe e'\­
arnple' of rude hvtng
Whnt nght do you lmvc to pluy
your 'tc:reo\ ut full bln't volume <1t
ch:v,·n o clo'-t.. on a wtcknt,gh t"' llnvc
you not heard ol ~omethme called
bems com1demtc or )Our neighbor'
and nther tudcnts"1 fherc nrc 'om~
ol us here tn llerco land who ha\e
clu,se:<> ftr 1 .1nd 'ceond penods 10 the
morntng und do not hu"c to worr~
about getting up until about ten or
clc:\cn m the mor01ng
1 o 'ohe tht\ problem. ,omt
dorms ha\~ cstabh'lhed nOt\C
pohcies .. nd ho"c certain hour) dur­
tn£ "htt h ''creo owne" can bla!lt
Our dorm i" one. but at tim~ lthsnk
11 doe' nor ue;t mallv eJn\t: 11 " u
figment ot the mind
inter less fun as the years pass
Mandel
Plonrtr I oa
OH lOOK, 11\ ,nowmg out" somebody cheered
whtle I b1t tnto the fned shnmp and egg
lliiO'rJch I swallowed hurd, 5hut m)' eyes and slowly
a.Jatcd to ten 1 opened my eyes and H was still ~nowmg.
When I was a chtld, nc1ther the :~now nor the shnmp
eaa sandWICh would have bother~d me Today a
older and Wl'\cr, both thoughts nuu:~c<~tc me A) the
could only do me g.anro-mtestanal harm, the
r ~eat her I feur more and more each year
I am not alone 1n my d1shkc ol the wtnter month\
I hear moan\ and groan' or depress1on commg
other shnmp und egg-filled mouths The wmter
ib cold, wet. teeth-chtlhng wenther " the perfect
llJno,,Dhc:re ror depreu1on No wonder more )UJCtd~ are
llmtn~ntc:d durmg the rinttwo months of tach new year winter can be, and how vou m&gl'tt ~•II younc:U when a
new calendar WDli placed on the wall There were no
wornc' of having to pay off those cnd-of·the-)·car
pruenu when you were a ktd, you dtdn'l thml any bod)
had to pay for tho~ But whale you dre~lied Bar bit und
Ken or pwhed TonkA truck' in the Qnd bo~e .. somtboclt
was worrvtng about the second mortgase on the house.
At aae lllt the federal 00\iemment dtdn't 81\'C: I ou a
tax Conn to rill out ontt the calendar year rounded the
horn Snow ttrn a new ballet)' and anti·fruze for the
car was the fun he'll th1ng from your mmd dunnB how­
and-telltn kmdergarten . Bema an .. 1rn:~ponsable chtld,"
come to thmk of it, W&li It& lot of run
THOSE DAY\ ore O\et You now have to deal wuh
the msurantt man about the aa:1dent tn\'01ving u
16-ycar-old who ran tnto your car (he dtdn't kno\.\ how to
dnve m the mow). mtd-tcrm c'!lamtnollon\ are here and
you've sot to drop one of your cln~sc:\, .tnd the woman
you were admtnnglrom not-so-alar. and hop1ng to take
to the w1nter furmal. •on o( JlSBied and ~td \he i,
phtnntntt u headache for the dana:
All o( tho5C thmaa ptle up and the v1sion!t of su&ar
plum~ nrc only nompma on vour c:heckboolt now The Resident AaStstonh tn the Pion-Howard dor­
undt:l'lltund the psychological problem) ol
doldrum5. Becuwe of 1h1:., they got together and
illnt1ed o po~ter 10 bopes of cheenng up a few. of the
011n·anrl out If thelr ''Yah·hoo we mode it thru Feb , ..
work,, maybe the RAa should start thmking up .a
-.m Cor February's completion
But thought\ or bcina depre5!1ed wnh all the 1no-w
•kllttng and sledding and •k1ins aoms on out,.de
'Ccm to enter your mtnd a& a child. VtSJon• of susor
•om' dance 10 your head well mto the: sprtn((ttme , you
then go crUtlina on that new motoo(:tOn b1ke
brought. "Cheer up." my roommate '<lid, ~,t can only get
better." ObviOUIIy ll man ot \age and wt\dom "Laten." l
5ald, .. ,omc people justaf)' the1r bad day:. by saymg they •
woke up on the wrong <ttde of the bed fhe way thtnp arc
gotng thus far, I thmlt 1 wo"c up on the wrong sade of
1979 ..
Only when you were old enough to take on
itees drd you ruli1r how really dreadful .. \'eah, .. he said with that ~ords.of-wi\dom look
Spencer Tracy alwaya had. "but there's lllwa)'S ne~t
year."
I ho~ I only hnc to wait until spring term. •
• \'ou U'il. w h) 1 do not h\c tn
Hurufcld or ol( CJmpu\1 Well. when
nne looh rtl the mont} condir10n,
h~1ng on C'.tmpu' '' the cheapest
fi)Uie I or mmtunc like me who has a
h1rgc appeute Olnd docs not own a
<;,tr \s for Hurttfeld. I ha\C: lhed in
Hunrlcld .&nd I lound it to be. nt • •
11m~. tmpo' tblc to meet nc:-w people
there Whcnc:\cr you wunt to tnl" to
Un}one el,c, )OU hll\e to go through
1.11 lea 1 three door . In our ~(l('tety
door arc 111n~ that )OU thould not
enter or cuus \\tlhout earth\hatter·
mg purpo:.c~ It ma) be the Hilton of
the campu,, but ll 1 not tor me.
\c:cond, what nght do ~ou h3\'e
to teal my soap und oap dt h? At
urn~ I can be H:r forgetful and I
hrt\e lett m) so.1p di~h in the 'howcr
1 ht term I h.n.e done 11 tbrec: ttmcs
3nd eneh lime: when I return to the
~hower the lollowsng murntng the
soap and oapd1'h arc iOnt You
coutd huve lc:Cttt .. ,tdC', I \.\•Ould hu\e
come b<ic .. for tt Arc vou that hard
up that \IOU ~.mnot .tllord to buy
'our own 'oap and di,h'l Ha'c) ou
not u ~pnrc dollur''
fhird what right do you hU\C
to beha lo'C sn tl you were tn .1 hos
hou'c: e\ en lime) ou g\1 into \.1p lor
u me.1l? I ba'c nc"cr c:njo\ed hnding
cat,up •n the butter. ond 'icc \etsa
'lot hl menuon finding peanut
butter 1n the ICII). Do } ou beha.,c
hke thh at home? We h:t\e 1ome
ho~ .tt home on our hum und I Clln
wttnt\!i to~ ou th.&t hog. ... are cle:~ner
tn thctr c:attng habit than omC' of
the: '·'JM eaten.
In tondu\lon, l do come trom
the c:uuntn. I am a farm bo\ an C\Ct\ • • • me.tmng nf the wmd. I ha''C picked
''r"" bcrnes und polebcltn\, I ha\'C
hauled ha {. btt pound bale') tn tht
dog dny' ol the ... ummcr. I went to
whool ll' U youth ft .. t dtl)' .1 'WCC ..
nnd on S11turduy, I worked on the
larm. llnd to be fr01nk .and hone"'· I
dtd not COlO) it. But I did II Und In
return 11 h.t\ putd h1r m) college
cducutiun \un~.ha ) were d3) or
re~t.
I do not h\c clear out beyond
civihnttion w ht're one: hD~ to dti\e
thany m1le~ to run tnto ) our
nei&hbor. Our nciahb,,...,. h\'C aboutll
quarter of a m1lc: •~•) . But 11\tn& tn you ag;un aslonau you ltve, or until
}'OU dte.
It may mean inserttng leu· than·
normal valc:nttne's ~llhc:' sn the
Pwnrl'f Lox clatstric:d' ae turn
Constder th6-C from laat )car·
•Ncw1 F.duor of a .tmall colleife
~tudent newspaper needs 11 lover
Will tr11tn
•Stntc you 81J)'5 here 111 I C
ob\tou,,ly don't know a aond th•ns
when you iCe one. l'"c rCJorted w
~ending m 1 ,,.f/ 11 vulogJum
!~tmtrhmlt • out there owea me S I fJ7'
•lo the g1rl tn the red hnir(Rm.
Ill> In hfe's opprcSJI'IIC ~oo)'llgc:s,
entreat vour elf frO) O\l~rt un· •
orthodo11~ What t5 on ocrunym
unyway?
•Jcfl Prer'-'1::" Meet me under the
golden urches You supply the ml,
I'll supply the (rt~ I o\c, Ronald.
B tJ I Witt\ fEVER el~e 11 ma)
mc.an. Valenune·s IJay i hurd-
1)-'e\-rr auoc:tated ~ uh lo\c.a tt" The
huh: ~ccond·gradcr chinks he knoWJ
~hat 10\~ u it's chocolt~tc toe cream
and ki,1n,; grandmother goodhye
•~•tt o year The college student
think$ he lnnws ~hut tt tfo 1t'11
appc:mng 111 a woman·s doorwa)
w1th rubblt ears on and pc:nd1ng the
Otght
• Parc:nt'l thtnl they k:no~ \'hot
love i•. and the" te.u:h thetr chtldrcn
to IO\'C lhctr brotheJ'$ :tnd ststcf$
(and atop bcatln!J up on them).
Pnc\IJ und nthcr u sorted church
pcnplc: thtnl. the} Lno\.\ ~hat to"~ 1 •
tt mean' Mln\.tn~ lh) ne1ahbor a
thyscll-.tnd not co~c11ng onothcr·,
wtfc too olten
,\nd. ol cour~. the Uallmar~
card company th1nh 11 l:nowt "hat
lo"e ts.. On the tn:Mdc of one of the
Hallmark: c.ards h; w:rmen, Ml ove IS
m.JO, ~plcndored thang.-
.\r. wuh many pcc•:al dlt) •
\ nlenllne' [lay IS a da.) 10 .Search Of
•
thQe condllton~ h.t!o taugh1 me to
re"'pc<:l m) tcllow: mun and nul luke
"'hat ·~not mmt'. It ha~ tnught me 10
be c:on,ldet<tle ot uthc:rs
We do not h'Wc in fear ol the
ne1Qhbors . On the lt\cmge ~c onl)
lod the house and barns \.\hen nc'rc
goang to be go"c on \OlC'.aunn My
hl.lmc is ne,er locled ~hen I 81J to
bed. 110d I do not lear thut omrone
t\ s•11ng to come 11nd tcco.~l me hhnd
or cau~ me bod1l.} hJarm Tht'
re.,pcct me and I re pee• them. It 1
not c\erv Jllbn lor htmM:II, \I.e re n •
~;ommunit\. II omconc' bam •
cstch~ on lire. 'ou "111 find the
"'hole area out there fighting 11 We
c:are lor each other nn\1 tru~t cuch
other
~o to all ot \ou out thue who -thtnL \ ou :tre the only li' tO£ per on
'" the: count'). lbcre arc 11ther
around Hn\c your r~pcct lur our
neighbo~ for 11 vou rc .. pccl thcrn.
the~ will ~pc:ct yllu
An,Jrr.,.. 1\uu•r
,\rmor
Consistently good
I no\1. tool forv.ard to lnund a~ • mominG5 due: to ~our enJio time
:tnd clf\lrt The Piottrrr Lm.: has
tmpro\Cd dr.t,IIC".tll) dunng the
three )can l'\ic h«n attcndtng l.cw ·~
nnd Clar'-. It' e ctung lor me tQ
\\";Itch omethmg uth n' the l...og
sro\o\ and c:han~ lor the bclter "ith
cu~;h 1 uc 11 pwducn fhunk \OU!
Kotlrr•· Joluuon
Jumor
LETTERS POI.ICY
hileR to the Ed•tor shOUld b4l
111Cf,.Ued 10 BOA 21 The d..a1in•ls
I'IOOit. Motidays Subm•ss•on.a af!Ou/d
be to,p.<t. llfMibiHPICflfl Inti iiiCIW•
1111 .autlt(l('s n•me il well a
ac~emJC class 01 tacult) stending
No man 1111n '"'" ilfgfllltureJ me,
1/>PHt Wlltl NCh llll., t..nglll
lllOuld Ocr .350 ~~ or las All
letr.tl ~~trU be publ~ aur ,,. aub­
/KI 10 .01trnp lot gremmM ,.ngrrt
arr<tl•beloul 1tattm.nt.s Thl P~r
log tUttliN 1"'-''S1flftOt141<1 feft.rJ If
.spec• ptobltms .,,, No
enonvmou.s ltttU'$ wtll ~ PIIOI•IIt.O
7 Thoughts
How is money spent?
Full-ume l.e"i:. and (tar~
;,tudent' pa) an nnnual .u:tl\ itte-. ree.
lhe Icc tor the 1978-lQ schMI year
\\II' qQ bnn1ung the ac:tl\1tt~ pot to
· 7t~,304 Student group'> and
orgnnirJ 1tton~ are funded \\tth
mont'\ lrom that pot "' Da\td 1-
l.ud\\ ag·, t hree-p.tn anal)''' or the
bud).!et hn' e'plllined an ~nt
\\ed: Rcctptenh ol thi~ money
anduded Student!'. Organitcd for c­
ll\tll~ . the lntcrdi,Ciphnar) rorum
:->wes. the Oregon tudenb Puhhc
lntt r""t R~earch vroup. and the
Blad 'tudent' l nion
It ,, rumored that Lc" i!> and
Cl11rl 'tudcnt · .arc ill·mformed
sbout the purpu'"' and~~ oltheir
SAQ tudc:nt 3Cthities 1« \o \\llh
the carl) prO«~s of lundm~ flp­
pr(\.achmg . the Piont't"t Log hall 3!>~
td ,tudcnt : Do \ ou cnre "here your
qQ actmtu:s fcc ~oo?
Pat Fllbottn. rr~hman : \eah,
~ure I do I thm~ that "e \hould get
better mo,ie.:o. tor one thins l'll
admit that \\e'\e had ~(lme good
mcH ac' but there arc !>II II :.ome
better un<:!' "htch could come out of
the li4Q There'" an orgammuon that
ELLBOGEN
GREENE I've heard ol that '" the egro"'
Umon Fund and. pcr,onulh · I don't
,« \\h\ the' get on\ moon cau'c ,,c (non· hlnc:h) don't. I'm not !lUre
thot af, true: but that\" hut I henrd
ndru c.retnt, 'ltnlor: \ c~ I
thinL thnt \01 \ ~hould get more
than ,ome of the \maller one' r llr[IDnlllllJOO\) I don't ~nO\\ of UO\
offhand (thllt 'lh<lUidn I get fundanp.]
but I thanl the IJr!{tr one' th.u .. erve
more ol the campo) 'hould defanueh
fCI II
John \\ht. \tntor \ ~ lttUC)' I
do. I ju'' ha"e certaan .set I\ ttle'lllile
better than other.. I tnke it that at
(the Iunder') split 11 up bet"cen
\Of \ .tnd the otheh • .like SOF<\
lor the (ilm,. Ml\'be (the\' .. hould) go
tor a httle more ~uahl\ and thantt'
hl;c that '\ le" more f1lm\ dunng
the \UI ~ome more dances I don't
lno\\ 0111 of the organir.utton~
Kotn 8annl,ter , frf'hman :
\ euh, I gue!> .. I mand \~ lontt as ll
goc' to an uctl\11~ I'd hke to \te the
acU\llle .. ~ellt (the (undang], anMcad
WEST
MIGOOL
-• -
of it ltOtng to \Omcone c)\c vet II
,cnt to where at " useful I don't
lnO\\ \\ ho U\C\ II e:\a.:tl) •
Robin Ml~tdol , ,rnlor Oh yeah,
1 c.trc But the falm~ hke we 'eem to
have: had ,, lew better falm\ (tn the)
hl'~t couple year!> than tht!i yeM I
thank 1 hot \\c can ttet better onc\
there I hkc to 'ee(the] one'> that the)
have down .11 tht Mt 1 obor and
;\\·nlon (thentc:nJ thut are n couple
of year" old. (the)) 'houldn't be thnt
hnrd to get and wouldn't cott much
more Falm' thot '"ere ta1rl) popular
abOUt tWO OT three year~ ugo ror
obout Sl 2~ [..tdmMton) . I don't
k.no" ir we'd be Jo,ang mone) or not
'ou'd have to look. tnto et.
nnrttt \1urph). junior 'es.
f'm not eUCtl) \UTe where II tl.~
[But) l sometime) Ice! that alloca·
uon ol buildtntt' i!> oft. I ike I lelt
that the Buc..,min,ter Fuller[lecture)
,hould h:~ve been tn the gym so more
people: could ha,·e crowded an, 10·
.. tea .. r ha'-108 11 'cheduled at the
~me'"· :as a (basketball) game
unlcr Ah C hlnc. 'iOphomore ;
Yeah. [bu1} I hardly know any nc·
tavme~ that are go•ng on [I thank
mone) should goJ to the fore1gn
'>tudents •
---zaoi 'l.l.'ll.il ' "-
MURPHY
AH CHING ..
To the Editor
Saga beliefs untrue
In response to Stc~e Fendrich'
aruclc tn the Pro11ur Lot C2 8/79)
on the ~etght loss protuam that
Rc:stdcnt Darector Gan· Outer rum, • there :sre some obvrow errors in that
tor) thnt need clanfying . It is not
m\· purpol't: to pbcc blame lor the
errors but rather correcl rhe m1s·
• conccpuon.
(I) Saga does not place de ~rts
tin.t on the cah:teria line b) choice.
An) quid: anspcction of the r.en1ng
hne "ill show th3t deucn location,,.
an mtesral pan of 'tructuraf d~tgn
rather than opcrnung choux. h ma)
he norcd that the ~itebennnd .servin&
line elUStcd prior to the existence of
Sap Food .Senicc on campui
(2)Sap doe1o not want atudenh
to fill up on a>weeb That 1s contra1)
to our behef and commitment
1o"ards good balanced nutrition
Editor. Outen Mandel
lut~Mtt Mana9tr. John Scott
u.n.gtng Editor. Hana Holznagel
Copr Editor. Cvntnca Owent
lpom EdUor: Mill M111tt
Ettterlalnrnent EditOr. Dave Zeigef
OsMnlon !dl&or: Jeff Pierce
PnotogJaphf Editor: Ted Gain•
Att Dlrectcw: Mille McKenZie
CoftCIOeltkln fdltor; SharteN Kamoto ~~Jon Edwarda
CtraAaUon ~ L-ynne HtncSe
Wr1W.: Cll'ldy B!ytnt. Tom Bugbee,
Tallldl*a Ch•buguu, L•ll• o.w.y,
St .... HtywarO , Eliubefh Heflin, Sue
Kaplan, Amy Mtll.,, Laura Pattie, Scott
Woltf
8 .\g.sin the location " Mructural not
operattonal de~tgn . Funhcrmore,
an)one aware ol the:: maui\e food
wuste on the Lcwi~ and Clark cum·
pu\ as ul~o .twarc ol our continuing
etrort to control that WIUte b}
a dang ullto take one and come back
lor more More probable •~ the
aituauon that people ma) be 10·
di' iduall\· rilhng up their tray~ wath
e~ccs~ food c paruculurh· <.wc:ets) ond
wa~tmg 11 toward the dt~hroom nnd
dt~hbelt .
Or another problem again to
our di"ud~>untage " the adea that ir
the) '"till up with swee tr.~ but ha\ie
·eaten \\tth thetr c}'cll," that e.~tpen·
at\'e entree the\ ha\e talien has also •
~one to the dashroom .
• Rod Bond
!.r ... u and ClarA
l''uod Sul'lu Dtrt'ctor
Pioneer Log
&porta· Brad Jacoba Mete-.. HelleMk,
Lll Wetl<er
Op1111on Steve Fendnch , Uu Gr041nlr)Q ,
Oa .. e Lud111rlg
Publici! Occ;u~ Oenlae Rollin
PhotoarapMt-a : Wendy Coau.tlo, Cindy
H4lc:O•. Owcghl Lay, Tfna Wtllt
PrOduction : Cynthia Aualln a.tav Cody,
EliZAbeth Helfin, Ellen Matthew , Yuml
Sera
~lion : Cindy Bryant, Keren
Haredl EliZAbeth H41flln, Su. Kaplan,
Cynthie Philll~ . I<Airen Saul, Yuml S.ra
AIUita: lUthy Soter, Wendv Wallen
MilOt ectwteor: Accnarcs Hoyt ,
Photogr?Pftr M111or. a.n Shepperd
itMittultl gul<d1noe.: MUhammad All
• Iranian situation
Conccrmng the front page ar­
tacles and tntervJeW\ m the Feb. 8,
1979, edttton o( the P1on,,., Lofl, 11
seems as af the mtervaew' "1th the
Persaun 'tudents were done at the
peak of their cmouonnl \Ires~
II " true that we were all up,et
about the whole matter, and 11 w.af­
only natural that the blame would
fall upon Mrs. Damond who
delivered the message on behalf or
Prr.Hdent Howard
It " felt that the lront puge
quote from Mn Otmond 1!1
~omewbnt exaggerated Abo 11 wa~
ne\ier lltatcd that we had to pa)' the:
· pring term tultton m advance
I hope that the nece5klry ~tcps
w1ll bt taken to eliminate the miaun·
dentandtnQi
BtJan EKhdarm
Sent or
OffiCial publication ol the Auoclated
Sludonta or Lew11 end Claflt. OG15 sw
Palatine Hill Road. Ponland. Oregon
97218. Pt1nled weekly by the Sellwood
BH Second clua poataga paid at
Portland, Oregon Annual aubtcrlpllon
rate, S4 60. $ t 50 per term lor U S
aublc:nbera
Views IXI),.Uecl.re lhOM Ol lht
wntara and dO not ~ruv reflect the
vltwa of 1M atudent body. the faculty or
the college lldmtnlatratlon Untlgnecl
eclltortala araauggeetecland apprOved by
the editora and managera of thla paper
al'ld ..-flec:tthe maJority opinion olthoM
officer.. In the fast lane
So much for a dumb prop~"
Jtff Pltrcr
01 lht PIOI\Hf I ut
Nl y OUR ~tudent government could potnt '" head an 0 rec:t1on and Jet au tail go in another Act1ng on the desare to tnc:or~­
~epara tely of the college )omeday. the governmen t ol the Assocw.
Sludenu of Lew15 and Clock has been puttangll!t books in order To do
hat. asked for nc:w charter~ from c:nch cumpu~ orgnnllauon nnd group
n-.ked (or ttemtled budget requests fro"! ench of tho'e ~rganmuaon,
If thnt ~ounds as ,ample M tymg one' shoela~. don t btt any m11nl\,
it
It secmt the government·~ now caughttn a quundry, due both to
organa1auon from mstde the government und maybe a httle latl
cooperation from outstde Pat Manmng. VICC·presadent or bUSiness
finonc:e, 16 geanns up to handle budget request'\ for next year from
groups. the sum total or whtch equals nbout SJ 10,000 At the sume '""t·'
,enate chanering commiuee has onl} receavcd II new chane,-, from
ttroups .
To understand the humor an thts sttuatton, you must recogn1ze
that to reccave any budget from the senn.te, a group must fint be ehatrt"
Cimce the senate chanering committee hiU revoked all prevtous cha~rtm
preparation for revued ones. only II organi7Jlttons are ~actually eli11blt
fundans- Another I 4 have no constttutaonal right to any money
What's worse:, Maorung and h1s Budget and Finance Commltttt
want to nme the student O.dtV&taes fee (currently $49) for next year,
can't eJtpec1 more than the $Cnate had to work wath last year· $78,304
budget requests have already reached $110,000, that means lots or
work
It m1ght be e~tpected that the first to go wall bt groups that he~
asked for or been given money before: the Women's Caucus, Studtlntt
Gay Raght& (which we predicted would do this), Sludents for 1\ta~
Oemocnuac Action. and that old tormentor. the Chnst1an Fellowahtp
groups maght be followed, and rightfully so. by the Black Student
None o( these orgnnt7.0tions get htgh mnrb m what could bc:coror
operatiVe cntena (or rundtng levels this year pantctpauon They JUSI
,erve enough people to JUStify annual budget• (though I hear the
Student Umon hop~ to conVInce the senate otherwiSe by changtng ita
to the Manoruy Students Unton, that's rather lake calhnga final exam a
academac assessment" when you kno" damn well there's no differtnct)
'\nother Ice Age an the near Ice Age cometh? Wtth the cold weather "e\c
havang lately 11 mtght sound
ume to ru5h out to the nearest Safc:way and stock up on a few thousand
worth of candl~ and Rttz candles But there's ,uiJ no telltng when the lcr
cometh
Willamttu Wuk recently ran a detatled analystS of what '*c
expect m the: way of frozen noses and to~ tn the future The artacle ouu111
the prcdac:taons of a Serbian geophyaactst named Maluttn MalankOVllth
wntang over 40 years ago, satd the cold age cycles depend on three (acton
umc of year at whtch the earth as a penhelion (when the earth's orbtt"
to the: sun}, the tth oft he eanh'uxt&, and how elhptacal the orbtt of the
become~ All these effect the radiation our plonet recetves from the llll
MalankoVItch sa ad cltmauc changes of such a degree happen uhnLIInl
100.000 yean.. We go through 10.000 years of warm weather, follo•el
90,000 year!> of bwckouh, shpptng on the snow, and spectal"ictcle '"~1:1'1
the Plontrr I og What'!> keeptng chmatologJsts on the aJen right no"
sceenttfaoe research ~how~o that our present warm ~pell has lasted about
yeon olrcady
"But at's not the Icc Age proper that has the cltmatolog1sta w·om
wrote W;l/amrur Wuk "It's the funny thmgs thot can happen on the
it Famane. for tnstance Continental tee sheets, like those of the last
epoch, would be accompamed by a global temperature dec:hne of wu
mne degree Cenugrade A one-degree Centigrade: drop ts JUSt a fr1tl:tl0l
that but a stud) by Retd Byrson of the Un1ventty of Wasconsm's lnsrn•
Cnv1ronmentol R~earch tndicatest hat the result cnmp an the growtnlltl
would cut agncultuml produc:tton by 21 percent. and a 2 4-dcgreedrclDY
mcur S4 percent crop damage (And you though rood prices were hagh
Tests and tunes Mu!ltc not only <coothe\ the
bealil, at nlso soothe' the tontlll
le\t Dr 8 Evernrd Blnnc::twd
DePaul Untverstty tn Chu:ago ~ny~ students who listen to music whtle
exams nrc generally les~ anxious and receive higher grades than thCIJt'
don't work With mustcal accompanimen t
Zodaoc Newr. SerVlce repom that Blunchard diVIded 254 studenu
Stmtlar academ1c 'lkilt~ mto three group~ He: gave them all an exam. b.­
one group labor m t~ilencc whale another group lunencd to clasStcul
it thtrd group hear rock musac
The two group~ listerung to mu.ic had lower blood preuure ratcesd;
the t~t than the students who didn't hear mu11c. They also finashtd
higher grades on the Le3t, though no differentiation between the rocl
clu.uteal groups was reponed
Confuse the ~ue What'!~ nn .. academiC sune{'
sound' hke one or those
que~liOO form~ On whach )OU
every tell score. lcttvity aod sexual rxpenence tn your pertonal htstol')
could mean one of your professor-a •• going to uk you to bnng to c:lusd
non-cx•stent ptccc: of l'e$earch matenal and note card you told htm you
be ustng for your term paper
h'a none of the above
Wtnner of the Dirrerent-Name-for·the-Samc-Game Award thts
Lew" nod (.lark German professor Frant Gebert, who now refers to
tn clan aa "academtcsurveya ."
That's a new one Aa an antereattng sidelight to
problems franran 1\Udenll nA1rt:UO
haVtng at Lewia and Clark,
membeA of Communtcahons Professor Dan Vaamonte 's Intra to
.Medta elaulatt week uked for a take-home mtd-term cum, rather
an-clan teat The reuon: They aaid they were diaturbed about what..,..,
on in thetr country and could not have concentrated euily on a rc,ulll
A<Xordina to a member of theclua. it wu brouaht up that atoniC'
home cum would be c.ven more mind-rendina and upsettina than a ..... ,...
teat an class The lraruana penistcd. Viamonte consented.
Pionur Lo1. Ftbruary IS •
I I •• hndrleh
l1nnfff I e>l .. • •
•
..
AIR IS SUCH
h\t' Arter all, tl
can do wtth u Yo
pa\· 111 the tender
a member of the o
bcr ranger' through It
on end unul you gt
t~CC,\t\e vuntt> You
1 poem to them, a
lnonte Valentine to pu
You can flang your
to ,how JUSt how up
bf. \' OU can flatl II II
Ma~ dryer and hal
the wand and see tl s
o"n You can htde Yl
would look better
\'OUr eye!> to hide tl
can "a\h ll down as
1 plunger to suck at n
Or you can worry a
But face ll You Cl
·~P' the Joo;t tf you're
ere at Lewi~ and C
:l!dr•e~~ " f.sr from our
:'Jd-terms. tanal papen a
in our heads. tnste
heads tS an equally c
For ~ome, tht~ tnc
IS I Striptta.\C It IS ill
tome are begJnning
rt-enacung the .. lost
The nncaent Egy
1attlcd baldness by putt'
LDIXliPOtam uo,, crocodile
head'l. Through hu
about everything to
clm-t ree bark, ,
:rtos<J1te, cholesterol and
modern sooety-whtc
men on the moon
no amount of gen
~htn~ or washing, no J
protein supplements tt
rmrsc, the lo" of h
You can find sagni~
~nt of men by the agl
of the world's 11
~ctiCes 11 by the age of
6S per~n t by age 6~
UIIICSJ ts uncommon
liT BEFORE wever
subJect of baldnes
ha1r itself.
t~~tlll~• on oerttun VIta
protein m the:
... ae
~ head an
lesare to tntof!l~
of the
order Todo
)nand group
orpnita tiona
''t bet any molle'
'·due both to
~ a little ~d
nt or busaneu
year from aDo~:
,t the same tune
aarter\ from
st recognaz~
It ftl"'l be Chlr~t:~
preva.ous chan ... ,
actually
y money
ee Committtt
'Or next year, Ill
year· S78,304
una lots or
ups that ha\c
aucus, ~ttJideotsl
udents for
n Fc:llowahtp
tck Student
could become
10n They jUit
h l hear th(
V changmg 11J
1 final exam a
's no dtffercncr
an the ncar
eather we'\t
might sound
few thousand
18 when the
of what "e
f'he arttcle oU1111
M1lankovmh
)n t hrec: facton
rth's orb1111
e orbtt ofthe
fes from the
1nppen nootiiN
rather, follo•ed
ial .. icacle au\lltfl
:rt right no\lo
tasted about
t 0 I 0 (115 ts Ill ru·l'l!l
.ppen on th(
IC of the last
decline or tl'\f'll
Is JUSt a rr~l::ll~
:onsin'sl nstn•a~t
thegrowma
~c:greedrnn•t
were htgh
?Othes the
\he~ the tonrlll
ard Blunchlrd
usic whale
es than thett
254 studenu
II an exam.
auacal mUJJC.
lcssurc rates
also fimshcd
een the roc1
.mac ~uf\t) •
of thO)t I
which ~oo
onal h1~tot)'
nngto
ld htm you
word thts
refers to
-1 eodrich
t'"'"H' I ur • •
t\IR IS ~UCH u bae p • .trl or our
h\C' After ull. thank of all the th1ng~
can do wtth It You can worry about at
Jta~ at the tender age or 21 You m1ght
a member of tht opposuc: ~ex to run ht~
her finger' through tl You can comb 11 for
on end unul you get a ternble reputnuon
JCCA,CC!>~'"c: von1ty You can cut a few ~trunds
1 poem to them, and leove It for your
''"onte \'alc:nttnc: to punic: over.
You can Otng your han bock from your
to $how JUSt how up$ct or dctermaned you
be. You can natltt IntO submt~ ton With a
Mu dryer and hutr -spruy then wulk out
the wind und sec 11 spring back ton tile: of
o1111 \ ou can hade: your ea~ if you thank
11ould look beller on an elephant, or
your c:ye-. to hade the bltlodshot ~treoks .
can "ash It down a 'ltnk drotn, then 1nves1
1 plunger to suck 11 nil back up agam
Or you can worry about 11 falling out
But race II You can't do an) of these.
pt the la'it. ar you're gomg bald.
Here at I c:w1s and Clark, the problem of
:J!dnc:~ ' ·~ far from our minds Thoughts or
ftnal paper. and htgh twuon rates
10 our head~. tnstead But on the top of
heads J' an equntl)· e~c1ttng dance taking
For ome tht!l tncredable dance of the
, '' 11 'tnpteuse It as at thts ttmc: an our hves
tome are begsnmng to reahu that scalps
rc-<nactang the .. lust tango tn Paru "
The ant'tent Egyptians strategtcally
baldnc:~' by putting the drops of hon.
~~~po ltamu' cr~odile and serpent fat on
head~ Through hastory, man has tned
about everythtng to prevent or cure hntr
elm-tree bark. watercress, omons.
cholesterol and corttSone . But even
modern socaety-which boasts computers
men on the moon-there IS no lotion or
no amount of gentle massagsng, o1ltng.
rKJnm~ or washing, no vitamtns or mmerals
protean supplements that can put a Mop to,
rt\ene, the: loss of hatr as we get older
You can find aigrufic:ant hntr to~~ tn 12
att1nt of men by the age of 25. Tharty-seven
!Cftl:lnt of the world's male population ex­
mttac:es It by the age of 35, 45 percent bv 45
6S per(:Cnt by age 65. In women, nctuaJ
llQJ IS uncommon
UT BEFORE we venture too far tnto the
subject of baldness 11 '' amponant to
hatr Itself Normal hn1r growth
tptn1~s on certain vitnmtns and m1nerul!\ and
~ttate protean an the diet Unfortunately
~~~~tt Lng. ftbruar)' IS. /979
••• Lifestyles
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•
• •
thn •~ not ao ,ny extra do\age' of these
substance. as gotng to perform mtrocl~ on the
top of your ht:ld • U you have a heallhy head of hutt,
somewhere between 100,000 to 150.000 angle
hat~ c:ovc:r your 'c..tlp The head.though lose.-.
an averuge of JO to 60 hnirs a dny On 'ome
days. only a rew hatn may fall out but on
othe~ 100 or more may come tumbling down.
Don't be nlarmed Hnar lo~" i~ all perfectly
normal In fact one would huve to lo!lt a"
much .1 40 percent of thetr hair belore
thtnnmg would e\c:n be eVIdent
Htur like the birds and bees and the
flower-and the tree. has a life cvcle. For two
to s1~ vear., u 'trnnd ol haar gro\H out ol us
follicle at n rate of about one-hnlf-on-inch per
month Then, the hatr t01ke< a break. During
thts time the ;trand top~ growmg and
separllle r rom tLs root At nn) one t1me IS
percent ol our ham; are vncauomng
If we: under-,tand that many 4cetdc:nt..
take place whale peoplt are on vncuuon, then
we can under~tand our haar·~ nc:lU move.
During the re.,tang or tf t ma)· ..ay, the
vacauomng 'tage the calp end or the hair
become' club-shaped and at i~ ea11lydt1lodged
Though washing, br~hing, and combmg ma)
.. ec:m to cause man) to fall out, hntn lost
dunng com bang probably only had a couple of
duvot to ,ta) wtth you. anyway But a~ tf the
.. catp had truveler's chech. the e hutn are
replaced wuh new one~ after a bnef mterval.
"io "e o;ee that vtnuall) e"ervone'
hatrlinc: " de .. uned to recede: 1 hi\ <~taru
U5ually aher your mtd·20s.
Then come' baJdne""·
The: mo<~t common type of baldne ' u;
mnle-puttern baldn~~ 1 h~ type aocounb lor
9~ percent ol nil of the ca,c:s. It hn ,,., own g is bo
•
••
• • .. #
coune and characteristic pattern, progressmg
slowly over several yeat'l. The tuur folhcle
gnaduully ~hnnk' and finally produces a
colorle"' hu&r onh .. few mtlhmeten. long. The
exact cau e of hillr loss I.Sn't known. but sel\,
age and hc:rc:dit' all play a pan in the: dr~trrut .
Baldness ~~ ~•mpl) progro.~mmed by the: genes
and triggered b) the: hormones
Much of hair los'i t!l caused by uternal
mean"' The hair lo .... 1n be halted when the
cause is c:limiruted ~ome ol the masons for
unnatural baldnc:" are
• Permanent waving. str<ughtc:mng. or c:\·
te\St\e bleaching.
•Tight ha1r styles-ponyu.uls. ptgtails, and
tight buns
• Rollers and claps.
• Heo1t applied to you hatr
• V1gorOU!I toweling or brusbiO(l .llld teas­
tnt
• Pregnann and orul contrucepu,~.
•llln~s. 1njury and drugs.
IF FATE SA\\ lit to lea"e a per,on wtth
permanent baldnc:M the bu•uness world
has take ~tep" to remed) the problem
A hatr pte« or a wig can be \\Om
However. there is alwa) the fear of having
vour toupee acctdentally fall into your oup at
.1ga \C:cond,. before you a L the girl you love
to go to the Valentme's Dance.
Hatr trnn!tplantation is the on!\ method
rhat make' U!>C of o ptf"'on's ov. n ha1r Folhcles
ol hatr .tre removed from various parts of th~
head .md transplanted to the: needy arc.l.S, fhe
CO~t or thl' mc:thod h rather prohibitave,
though .1 11 ranges from $5 to S25 per hatr
o. lhe totnl ch.trlle ma) run 11!. mUt .. h us S 1.000
to S2.000
For thmc: "ho eJt.pect to looL hke a rock
star in two week . orr\', Growing tranplanted
hatr •~n't a fa"t proces The transplant' are
,af~tand most effctti"e "hen done a fe" h:airs
ut a time '-to. the pauc:nt ma) loot rother
pt(;;uliar lor a 'fear or more and m.uy want to
opt for a hairpiece or ~ig durinathis time.
Huir am plants may run as h1gh .AS S I • .SOO
to S2.000 but the final result h not a\ pc:rmu­
nent or as attJiactor) ll"' a tran\plant . fhe
procedure rcqutrc: th.lt a coated "Ytlte or
'~Urtnw.l '\Utum be sewn tnlo the ~calp. rhc:
"1r~ forrn loop' abo .. e Lhe kin. and a
hatrp1e" or tufh or hatr are then auached to
the: loop ... \ phy•ucaan doc .. the: ~ewing, then a
tnuned tcchnietan att.ache1 the: hair.
The: advantage" to hatr amplant~ lS that.
lake maiJI~. a person can be sporting a head of
huu in a coup It of weelu ·1 he patient also has
a choice of hau style and color. But there is
always a cb.lnce that the head ma) reject the
wire in the scalp and the patient may be
uncomfortable and ha''C to battle an(eetiOn.
There hne been thou.and\ of producu
placed on the market whtch prodatm the usc
ol the product w1ll rcnunure the scalp and the
hatr w11l srow bac~. To thh date, none of the
maraclc \Olution! have worked
A problem has dnsen becau~ too many
ph)'\lCtlnS arc rcrformm& dehe&te h&tr
operuuons wuh poor surg.tcahktlls. To S&\'tht
tea~t. thc:rc h&\'t: been •ome hair-raisin&
results.
One bald patient wound up wilh an
unnaturally in,ened hatrline that came to a •
\
shurp pomtlow tn the center of the: forehe.td It
was sa1d to be the: only example of a hJurstyle
created for Bela Luaosa "hen he ponrayed
Counr Dracula.
Another plastic surgeon gave hn, p. uentu
hornblc arched hairhne, high in the centc:r,tow
at the: sades, while: a aeneral surgeon used large
hapha1.ardly plilccd grarts to produce: ,,
strniaht line: almost tutrway down one
pauenr's forehead Charle~ M. Monnell, a Lo
Angele& pi:UIIC surac:on who w.,, interviewed
b) Toda• 's H'a/th. said, ·The paucnt became
utremely dtsturbed and lost has Job. For
!leverul months he rdu~ to leave has house 10
dayliJhl hours because there: was no WDY he
could cover the area ..
Other famou mastaket~ tune mc:ludc:d
grafts 1hat "ere too lurgc. follicles that \\'Crt
allo"ed to dehydrate. tmplants !hat h3\'C hnd
fat und tolhde SC\tred bh tully by an un­
•mowing llUt~Utn t surgeon, and. believe it or
not, hair 1mplsnu that have been ~laced
ups1de-down The resulu of rhu llnl wa that
the hmr gre~ mto the IQip. rather than oua of
II
BUT Bhh G baJd. an recent yeors. has
become admtred a a sc:o; 1ymhol \\ ath
the Htnd p:~ced b) Yul Bl)nncr nnd Tell~
S:l\lllas, ~108 b;:ald l!i, "'eJI, beauttfuJ
In fact, omc 1.000 bnldtct~tn 42.s1Jltc:s and
fh:e foreasn countnes hn,.c JOined an orgaml •
tion c:alled Bald-Headed Men ol menl!'d.
Anyone can join as I on~ as he or she has u bald
spot. The &roup proudly proclamu •If }OU
ha .. en't got 11, fi11unt it." Sa)'5 ~ oprano 8everly
<;aU\ -There:·~ no doubt they're \Cry !IC:X)'­
( .1hlornia Beauty Salon Entrepreneur ,\ida
Gre~ 3~rees. -A bald-headed man 1s \'er)
e:<ciling,'' !the said.
\I l c" is and Clarlt, hov.ever, teehng.s nrc
m•'cd '-t.a•d one Le\\is and Cllltk woman: '"I
don't panacutarl) like it. I don't thmi: at'~ thDt
bccomtng . I ~ould than}.: most women \I;OUid
agree v.ith that." One: Yt-oman c~>cn ,;entured to
say that, "The) {bald men) an: not Yel)
des1rablc: It's possible to tolerate a bald man
v. hen he' bald v. hen ~ ou need ham, but at's
wutchang the process take plsce chat as so
obno,aous."
Men, hO'ItC:\'er, seem to take It more m
~tride. ~aad one. -whoc:an:s' I wouldn•t worry
about 11 .... Another said, .. Naturally I
v.ouldn't h~e iL. but then:' not much I could
do."
.. , thin!.: you 6hould be proud ot it."
another male proclaimed
~aom1 k.anot a Wuhtngt on dc:r-
matologi'i t, '" doang a paper on the ps)­
chnlo~c:ll effect of baldncs . In Toda) ·,
H~alth, he: v. ntc:s. '"I there somcthins > ou
can do Yes. ACC'Cpt the fact that vou're a
human betng, accept the lact thAt thas as
normal II an)1h.in~ tt's e\idence of maknes
You would think the)"'d be pleased-
he add' thAt though baldn~' is so
un1\eN1I, it i' con tdel'ed to be almost defor•
mtng.. E~cn in the: mo,ies. the bald man ne\cr
~et' the gjrl. And ~he point" out that p~gnun­
C} 15 cenainl) nearl) unh-ersal nmong "omen.
and a presnant fisun: u con~adc:red to be 11
"di~toned one," -but \\ ho taunts a pregnant
woman
o\t th1~ '~f} ' moment on our campus, hau
'' talhna !rom e.1ch of our heads For ~omc:.
hov.ever. more i. lalling out than the) hke. li
these (utu~ b~dtti notice lh&\ rn.s 31\'e e'odus
from the top ol their he.ad,. the) sit and
\\Onder it people: will atall like them and ir
the) 'II 5till be able to set a JOb The) rnA)
wonder if the oppo 1te K~ will still be attracted
to them.
But one: le"'u and Clark ~tudent put the
-....hole story in per pcclt\"e ... As ton~ as) ou still
ha\!e hair under your:s arms." he pondered
phtlosophically, '"you·~ oka ... •
Stt<\'t' FmJri(h u mll.um•or a.nd u still 11
maJor "' CommuniNWOIU . Ht' wond"'· if h~
g~.J bold. wh,ht'r Pft)pll Kill s111J lu\Y lum.
)'ow nott'S of lo~·' find support arr LII'Jt'd IVtd
('Gn br mailtcl to tltt' Pioneer Loa. Box ]/.
9 S~orts --------------------------------
e BaSeball pros in • • c ard C
• t#
--• ., . \nii~A \htrk'
Cll tht l'l<lllHI I .. ,
'\n' \ '" k \ .tnhc 11111 d
bll\tm.tn (Jiat~ ~rlllr' .utd
~1tnne,ot•l I'""' rnullll!lt'l {arne:
Mauch \\etc .IOlclllS! tht rnuJor lt.t!lllt
pia H'r' nnd con~· he' ~a\lnf ''P' ''' I ht
~tnlh \nnual Pete \\ .trd U11\thall
( hnlt held on ~:unpu' \.llludn\
\\'rtrd, .111 I C 1hunnu' .md
lurmc:r lluc.•po \\hilt \,n plu\cr
"' ho\t-o the d.t)·lonr 'l'll' ~hnac l<lf the
CHICKEN SCRATCH lftl Cio•IU'J Portland P.trll.' und Recn:.lltlllt
Atlanta Braves catcher Dale Murphy New York Yankee thtrd r>crartment
baseman Gro1g Nettles and San Diego r11dlo !\tatlon KGB s 'Chtcken' ' In addmon to -..eulc:s and
stgn nutographs \tauch. guc'l\ includc:d Atlunt.t
s fight on court, lose Rr •• \('\ c.llchc:r .tnd r tH mer
llortlunder D.tle Murph\ I o'
o\nttcl~ Ood~_tc:r hallanF couch Jtm
I d cbHc, rcllred \lauonnl I c:talUC
umptrc J nm Gormnn und ( htc.tgo
Whtlc \o' thud ha'c coach Bobh\
Wtnii.IC'
\\ htlc \.IN I\ pl,l\ er' flte \IIJI
rcnt.l\ang them,c:IH' lor the
e' cntng' contc,t. the JUnaor HINt)
hn~kclh.all tc.tm '' fighttng on the
CI\Url
l-oached h' lormer LC hooper
f.d :'1\tchenko , the 'qund ha .. an l\-9
\\tn·hl Jo record for the: 'c.t,on \\tth
game .tgatn 1 Willnmette Unt\'er I·
t). the llnl\eutt\ of Orcson :\1edtcal
School and Concordta I uthcmn
Colleboc n:matmng on the t~am·~
Khedulr
Saturd:t) nat:h• the te-.tm pla'cd
\\ tllnmell~ Unhcr it\ ·~JUntor \.tr~•­
t'. and ~ullen:d .tn !\-80 to,\
~\\c could en~th h.t\e \\On thst • game," ~tchcn~o Slnd "A' 11 muuer
of (ract, f '' ,1\ fill hc:1 pleu~cd \\ II h
theu pia~ "
1 he dtlfen:nr..'C' tn the game lor
the f>tonccr~ wa~ loNard Ron
10 lduutleaal Cutar
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"'"t'lt 11 t>CA 1 1/lO
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}AJJf'M lillld ( l~n.'JIIfrt 'IU!'I/'Lllr;l
AC'oi'U IQ '"'1/0ift'tr.,nl lrJII tmJ
111/H'J .. rut., fll'GII11hl,. I lA f tlant'J
m•1 Gbv ,., JC Wvll'd
C•rl U1 JJJfl
I'" lit A 1 O.u•ntuli '" .'/1 1
' • Fntenmnn
l:ntcnmo n ''''red .:!~ potnb tn
the ltf\1 hull, hut hnd lu ''' t\Ul the
'C:Ctln\l hull bC<'UU\C' \ .tr\11 \' (llilCh •
ne,~n St n\flCII needed hi\ help lor
1 he 'C'nl<lr ... quud
\\'c IU'I ~·•ntldn't quite: ptd: up
.til 1 he: lud I wtthout F ntC'nmnn }."
\H:hc.nlt' s.ud.
\l~thcnl.:u 1' C\lnfidcnt .tbuut
th" H If ' IC'o.lm ''1 he 'rc good," he
)atd:"l he\ 'rc m.uter th.tn the \ar,i-• I\ 1 he\ u~c •' hcuer ~hut •elect tun" •
\I nmnl gu.trd, P.l\ c Pc.ll.:C I~
1 he kadcr ol the learn, .tnd un
"c \CCIIcnl I'IUtMde ~ohuotcr" :t~:cord·
tng to :-.i1chcnlo
for\\ard '->tu Clem '' .. our mo't
ph\ 1~;al plncr he ~.ud "He Ioree'
them '''Pfloncnb) '"''de ..
In the gume uguin'l W1llnmc:11c ,
l>oug Chl.lflll71Cl M.1rtcd putttng
'hut 1n I he bucket.
"lie'~ rc.tll\ C(lmtng on good."
'-ltthcnkn ,,JJIJ Ht' the quid.e,t
m.tn ~ln t\Ut teum On .1 hl\t brc.tk ht
ju,l t.d.:cs 11 '''·ullhl to the hoop •·
If 1 h1' t~am '' ,,n\ tndl<.,tllon tll
\\hut \'Jr it\ couch "cmpcrt hrt\ to
bulhJ \\lilt hr: could huvt: olnuther
te.tm tn the pluvol" nr:\1 \t.U • \l'o rnc:,ent ,,, the clint~ "·''
the II,(,IJ (. htcl.;en a promouonul
m::t~tot of I ht SUn l>tego I udto \til
tion whtc::h brondc.tst' the Pudte\
lla,cball game:' I ht' C'htc~cn .llhl'
24-)car old I ed Crtunnoul,,,, pro\ td·
cd com1t r~hcl be. I '~ecn and
, n me t 1 m t ' J u r 1 n g ' ,, r "' u '
'J'IC•tkcf\ pre,enlalton
\cule<., \lauch and \\ tn~lc:'
each dt\C'U''ed I hctr 'lc\\' 011
sb rod:ctang pl.t er '>ui.Htcs
dc:mandcd h tree ogent '·
Prtur tn ,, 1975 dccmon h\ u • MaJor I c.tgue J:l,t,ch.tll Mhllr.ltton
hoard •• 1 rc,er' c dnu'c tn pl.t) c:r
c:ontr.act' permctnl'nlh bound ·•
player 1 o a tc:.tm. e'en ''hen hi'
onginal contr.tct mn out.,\ pht}cr"
no\\ able to lc:uvc n team n ;t lrc:c
agent tiler a one:~ year rc,enc pcnod
1 he \\C:althv Yanlec• ht~ve
'lttncd .. c:vcr.ll lrce ·•sent' .tnd not
surprt'-11111-h· cltlc!\ lnvor' the tdea
''I don't rcull' thtnk II jl\c\ .tn
unr.ur ad' un&.tgc to nch tcun~<."
\ielfiC\ ''ud "I he \ .1nkcc' d1dn't
mal..c the rule' II other team\ don't
\\ unt ltl 'pend the monc\ on tree:
You don't
have to shop atm••td.
Icelandic
the best ba•gaitt to Ft•tupe.
trip.
\'ou\c tward .11c1t 11bou1 Lln•s to Eur'O{lt'. buln<tlll' of
lhl'lll t • .n comp.1rc '' llh lht• one vuu\ ,. JU t found
lcdandt( II l!i day t\1'1~:\ iarc It om llUcaJ.(ntn
l.uxcmbourJ.! t!ii 111 I ~~; roundtnp Tickc•ts lllU!it lx· OOtll·a~d
nnd patd l~rr 30 WI~· u1 ad\ .tllCl' Far"' !IUbJC" 1 to \:han~c
Nu \\cckt."nd sutdJ.tri:•' •
You11 Kc.:l frc \\ tfH! \\tlh )ourdtJUl<'r, rrt.'t' CUgtl<ll~
altcrward .md cxc Ut•nt lnt•ndl) crvk•· ,liJ the "11)' 11ao s
the i\tJantiC
\\'e11 t.ak•· vou trJ lux{·mhourg, n!(ht m the ht•Hrt ol
hurope. where.• )'ou'll h!· JU t hctur aWi\}' by tr:un (It car lrum
rwnost all ol Europe' mo I llUIKMt5l.mdnt;trl< s..
· ~'"Is drc hnul•·d. w don't
"llJ'It: nn\' nUll<' llnw huuttng
\'ou\ ,. alw11d\ luund tht­
tx•sl b.1rgam of them all.
~·-------s.-,. ~,Nr ln•or.l a_r,.•nt "' , oo1l!l't 1111• 1\lllm 11, ;».•'SlJW 11, \1. nlt• I k-11(
.rc .S~lli, l:td.nl:r \rrl~11. IllS Mrdu1V1n A~"' Cbitlt)~ ll.rt~Jiiu I
llr QJI tiO r" ' llliZ lr•l lhr !till In f' r11.1mi1N m )'UUI ltrt'll
1'1!-ll nd tile lllllflllll!llfliiiiUlllf\ 0 1.!~ uDA f •• 0 I ur!Jf•.!illl Ttan 0 Mpnt Sktl~
~Mil
i\lllll!t
Tl\11 /JI
ICELANDIC
• \T:IIh ....... -W• l!J. ~~~·
---'--------------------~-- .. •lt\C'nl\, thllt"' lhcll hU,IIlt,,
1 ht \ .ml;cc' IU'I dtd .t better
Jllh nl .1\:4111r1n~ plu c:r' th.trt other
lean" " he -.11d
\cttlc' \illd the nnl\' lrcc ,tgent •
111 tht Y.tnll.cc\ \lltrttn~ ltncup t
ReJ&~IC' Jndwn · 1 he onh ,tatter
"c hnusht '' RC"tu~lc " '\c:ttle' ''"d
I he rnt ol 1 he plu} N' Wt' ll1HIShl
lhtH been pttchr:r'"
I wtn\' ntllllltgcr M.tuc:h htt' lo\1
Rnd C.~te\1, larr\ IJI\Ic and I \·mun
!Jo,tod tn the I rcC' ,agent dr.tft lie:
dl~t(lrcr:s 'omplctel) \\lth '\cttlc'
''\,lntethin(i Hry dra .. ttc not on I} hi\'
to ~ dnnc, but "'II ~ done about
thl' \ltUatwn ," MJU\:h '"'d · II \\c
~C(fl lelllnft thl\ \Ort Of thing g11 on,
1t'll he I he I Utn,llttln nr profC:\\IOnUI
h.t,chall tn tha"' ~l.luntn "
\\ lll~IC:• 'llid the \IIUUIIOII \\Ill he t.clttlt nnte..J an I QKO "hrn
jlht'fCt ' llllltlll tenejlUIJlllc~ II <•
tr .ICI \\II h I he IIlii Jut lcngur r
11\\ nt t'
' I he nwncr• hll\ t: 1!1\cn
the\ vr pot Itt g1vt ' Wulldc' 'ltd
dun t 1<. no\\ htm much lunllcr
pn \ I he prtn•,
' I he ({ 1hlnrnauj J\n11clt
the \ unk.cc' huh 'pcnt morr m~
thun nn\hod\ hut cvtn l:r\n~
n\\ncr) Mr '\utr\· .1nd [Y.'"'frl
nwnc•) Mr \tc:tnbrenner unl)
'<ll rnuch mnnc~ ' he ''"d
"Su long ,,, the club,
ollcnnt~ tt the pl,l)'ef\ \\til
t.tll.ing 11 ~ lellu" li~c flt:lt
[formcrl~ ol the C tnctnnntt
.tnd recent 1\ atljUtrcd hy
Phrludc:lphta Phi lite:') t.in comma.J
,, ptle ol ~rt:cn '' ufl "
..
YANKEE PINSTRIPES IN
Now York Yankee third basemen Gra1g Neule~ demons trates
playing techniQues dUring Saturdays Pete Ward Clinic
Old Irish Inn
It ma) bl. .1 long way Lo Tipparari. hut
the Old Jn ... h Inn i~ tht.' closest rnn
around
Go ~onh on
BHtbur and
lcpn.:cha u n. '1 en\tlligcr. turn left on
watch for th..: htllc
\,iH Mu,ic- ll•ur,. Rn, Hewite • Oyster Dinner I· ri. Peter YatC\
ALL YOU CAN EAT $3.00
Wed. & Thurs. as long as they last
DARTS, FOOSBALL, POOL, etc.
Celebrate!
The only Full Solar Eclipse visible from the North
American continent will be Feb. 26, 1979 at 8;30 a.m.
In observance , The Bookstore Is offering tee shirts In
celebration of this once in a lifetime event. See them
at the Bookstore .
•
Pw,,,.,., IAJg, J"r•hnwn Jj, ·oneer
1 t"'' .. nd C'huk gol
lud) ,t\ th~ m~
ball tcum wok J
0111 the Wtllumellc
1<1 711, Suturd
jmfl''" ..,purl' Center''
1 he l'tonccn .tr~ no1
1,11.1rnra' c IM -.ccnnd fl
,,>/1hi\lt' 1 Con I et encc n
,fie l uthcr.ul llnivcr
Uul 1 he wc;c t only
the ,111·tmpur t<~nt h
,111nl)n, {ltllll{l tnto the
f\\o ~AlA ploy
1 rb 28
~' 11 ~l.tnd\ now (
ulr of f e\!hnoiO~)· l'i
po,11wn followed I
~nd "'wrthwc\1 Nu1,
l ( \\ tll.,mette L ntl
f>.ICIIIC: tift trVt
....... plal.'l' 'pot \\h1ch
It'll In 1 he: humctourt
lhC fir"il rnund of the
rhrough thr: lir\1 ten
\\ tllamclle ~amr:, n<
td butld 11 lc.\d, \O C
dc.:uJcd to ghc
!(\(
Wllh 10:04 -.howtr
~ Semper I put tn Junl
hue.: and \ophut
ftle~1man w1th L ( .tht
Scmpt:rt took the
-.:nutt'-l.1h:r L C had a ~
But con'''tcnl "It h
It ,c.t'lln, I (' c tm<. (
........ ronm <tnd tell npa
scmpcrt, on ht' to~'
,,
'•
Enlht layout Stall I wl
·liMe blades. all my ho
N crOOk It<' PftQOIJ
lht Pub-Occlan tan
• wholo pago ewuy
ll*lt•111111 Ony L 0
wrvu• noettt doy Send
aod her ttlabee? ·Am
Ut11t you at Saga End M
wtlh tho Bilbo ot you
... .. ,, ol Sigma F
<~~nunt Day 11 usually '
;:-'>alty thank you ror all yQ
~)r1 wtthln tno tratorntty
lllt.W"' you aro ao outatandl
IIQoll PUbtlcolly We IOVCI' yo
trllhl811by sa, tara The Men
'or!
II&OpJ Yattnllne a De~ to Lo
h ... 'chool
II you gat any monl
~~r. I DEMAND my cut ~
&enwotthean At lime ~
PtenuJOd to your whlatllng
)'OU tnd I are never going
11\lktta a Qood t .. d He~
ICid -The French lang
Cruan I'll bo your Lll
btl my Papor P!Oiltor
'Oay Lovn, Lulie D
ll'.ltlov Vtlenllne 't Dey to I~
.,. aomoonu who 11 atw
tt. .t\11 11 my mlafortuno• a
doo.rrn u lew notchtl -q
luck and Happy Valonl
1' our now and llluatri0\11
lhould re)otca. otleut yo
COpt with my tueaday nlgt
mort An o•·Tuaaday nlg
Valanune·a Day Yc
tob T honka tor being
about metMd up plclur
~llliC blind pllotographO I
~ Tnanka lor being auc:h
illlptul 11<11tot t om)' nopo 111
taoch lob tn 1&811 Happv Vall
~, IISCIIr'll\o editor • me
19MO \\hen
te(Ullli\IC\ "' tn
tiiJOr lc:a~ur u
I hu \1~ •ll\cn
;· Wmklt1 \,ltd
,uch lonl(cr
rnm) \n~b
~pent mote mot:!
ut even (
J und r'
>ren ncr on I)
he '"'d
the club,
)Ill yer.. \\ill
" hkc: l,ett
CIOCIOIIII II
;quared b)
IC'>j can COrti~
II."
pnstrates
nlc.
•
e North
8:30a.m.
~shirts in
)eethem hoopsters claw Willamette
1 t'''' und Uork got Iucio.) <~nd
lucj.;y u' the rncn' Vllt,tl)
: .. ~t'lMII tc:.lnl tnok U tcHJHh \\11\
the Wtllnmc:llc Pntvc:r-ilty
.>jrcltll, K') 7K 'ullurdav 10 thc
l•lllftlllll !\plllh (. cntcr', ll) m
1 hr l,tonc:c:r' arc now tied Wllh
oml~ll r I or \C:Cnnd plucc: 10 I he
h''''' l llnlcrcrH;e r111.;e: behind
1 uthl'run llniVer~lly
nut the rucc 111 onlY hc:6(tnntnf
the .til Important home berth
,'!1111,0n, l{llllllt tnto the Ctl&ht rc.trn
h~ u ~A I A pluvoll' whtc:h
r c:h 111
1\\ 11 )l.tnd' now Oregon In·
~utr of l n hnoiOI() I\ 10 the llrst
pMIIHIO followed h) llU\\Iljj.
lind Nor I h '"C:'t N unHenc:.
1 C. Wtll.tmc:ltc: ll mvcrsll) ,1nd
l'.tclric 111 e crymg for the:
plal'C !!pol whach would f.li\C
lt/101 the homccourt uc.h.lllt.tgc
the rir!\1 ruund ol I he: pht)ufl,
Thwugh the: first ten mmutes of
Wtll.tllltltt lt••mt ncalhc:r team
hutld 11 1t.1d o ( o.tch l>c.-.tn
;!tnr<fl dccitfcd In l41\t ht' SIIHitng
f(' ,,
Wtlh 10 04 \howanp on the
~c:mpc:rt puttn JUnior forward
hm ,. ollld 'iophomurc lttln
111rnmun \\ 1th I ( 11hcnd I~ I 0
Scrnpcrl took them nut ltvc
··mu••"' l,tlcr, 1.( hud il 28-1.5 h:.td
Hut cnnM~tcnt \\tlh the rc'll ,,,
\tll\lln, I C cumc: nut al the
,,,,un 1nd fell npart.
cmp~ rt un h" toc:o; !1\:rcurmng
I
(nllrt lorout Stoll. I will you ell my
'Qdo-k1nlra blld ,, 111 my hoodllno rorm•
,_.C:fOOlul(! PiiOO ·
......... lht Pub Occlon l•n 1 11 grl\at to
1 wholo pogo evety Wt!Ok? Hoppy
IIPJihne' Doy L D
Joroue ho.arta doy Sandennol How'a
and hor lrlabeo? Amoebo
l.lll\lt you nt Bona End Mny you un)oy
wuh thll' Bilbo ol your drooma
Hterta or Slgmo Phi Epallon.
lailnllnll Doy II IJIUIIIy tho llm11 WO
l~ially lhnnk you lor ull your help and
~~~~~ wtthln tho lroterntty . Thlt yenr
1ouuse you are 10 outatandtng we·d like
CIO It publlcally We lovo you Good luck
tr.i!llt Baby Sl•t•,. The Men of Slgm• Phi
~-~~ Volentine • Day to Lon·Lon lrom
law 'IChool
· II you got any money hom the
~r. . I DEMAND my cut OK AM
athweethtan Aa time goes by, I've
~rllr.led to your whlllllng I O'len II kelt
l'VU 1110 I are never going 10 ogreo on
mallet o good lead Hore'a lookln' at
Kid -The French tanguage con1ul·
"'• Cl\lah I'll bo your llllll Loggor II
·~ ~my Papur Ploneor Happy Veltn·
t Oay Lovn L f'tlll 0
lllejljDr Volentine'• Day to tho Cowaf<IIV
·110muone who 11 ttlwaya lhern to
a...c••• at my mlalonuno• nnd bring my
down o lew notohtl Dorothy
luek ond t·i11ppy VeiiOntln• ·• Day to
1t our now and llltlllrloy• trt dlrO<ltor
11\ould ro)olce, en leoti you wont havo
~ WHh my TUCIItlay night QNnlbllng
.,, lllllle ~n ox-Tu .. dfty nlghler
Ttt Happy Valentine '• Day Yot,.ro doing •
,_, lOb fhanka lor being 10 pallont­
l'!tn lbout moui<J up picture PIQN An
lr411tttlc, blind photogrepher
Ovitt~ Thonka lor being auch t QOOCI and
tOIIOI I OOIY nopo tnat 111 00 a,
• Job In 19811 H1ppy Valentine '• Day
Uoirtng !Hillor lor hni tc:um to slow down, l'alled 1
ttmrnut ill l.l.IK us Wallumcttc
pulled "o~.tthln three pcunt
Arter the hrc.tk I ( worked
to~c:t her .1 ,, tn.tm lor plllnt
~c:nmr Cohn I lcotrd 11nd
'ophnmort 'te\'t' ( uchrnn ~turted
dun hop the I ,000 l,tn\ "II h Oytn••
rt:vef\c: l.t\' to .tnd lb() deatrcc turn
JUmp~hot'
W11 h J 02 fCOllll Olflg tn I he:
[l<lmc 'it'mpcrt culled lor lm ,IIIII
oUcnc,c .1ntl put lllltlrd l>u\'c Jlollnnd
to lo run 11
lloll.tnd dnhbled the bull
between lc:tl" ood pa,,eo b11ll' u\'er
heath. wuh Wtllnmeltc unublc to do
oln)thlnf.' .tbOUI II C \CCpl foul him
Fortun.ttc:ly, Holland rnudc: h\c of
ht!l "'' huts I rom 1 he I recthrow hne
"I thtn._ we: pluyeo well." llc:;trd
,aid ~out ""c can ph1\ better. We
too~ !.omt b.td 'hoi:\ und 'hppcd·up
on delcn'c "'
We: ~.;a me nut nnd I >can
r"empcrll "'Unted .1 IIIJhl dcfc:Me,"'
( othrun \,uti ol the ltr$1 h.tll. "'\\.'c:
took them out nl thc:tr ollc:n,e. We
prnb,tbh apphcd the prc:s:curc:
mort. ..
"'II ~cc:ms th.tl rtllht •Iter hall­
lime we have a hulr hp • llr::trd
':mJ .. It lakc~o u~ 11 cuupJ, ul minutes
lo j?CIUIIO the gantt \\c hU\C:IIHt.l\
mentullv 1n it "
It wu~ '1111 a 11hock to the pluwr
thnt the pace in the: cc.:umt half mtght
c\cn haH bc:c:n lou quick len them
"\\ c hkc to pl.t) .1 qutd gumc
"hen \H c.ut •:ettntu 11," Heurd !'lud.
"Mn\1 tcllnt' \\-C phJ) iil!UIIl!ll It) In sluw m down ••
"Mttybe we're ju'll not p.tltc:nl
and forc:tnll the .shot • ( oc:hran
ud, c:'plutntn¥ has tdc.• of the
problem
l e-ft two premier "hackers."
lteurd and troJn~fcr center Mike r•ttJ·
mot~~~ . tltdn't gel C<lllcd rur •• raul the
c:nllrc rt.tmc:
I hnt deftc1enc\ wo, hlamc:d on
tht rdct ce,· mcompc:tenc:e 1nstc.1d of
u t h:.m ~tu me pht \led h)· Heurd .tnd
F1t.tmurn~ .
"I thtnk the) let n lot go,"
Cochr.to md "'You know the: uf­
lict.tllnlJ let u lot go "hen those l"o
don't get .1ny c-.tlh"'
l·or llc:urd, 11 wa" the: ltr,t ttmc
thi ~caRon he h.1dn't been culled lor
11 foul
I he: Ptancc:n mu~l bailie
Wtll.lmclte 11g.11n htda) ntght tn
Srtlcm
"\ nu C'.tn nc:\ct tell ""ho'll wtn."'
Cochr.111 Htd "'I lhtnk '~e·rc pretty
"'ell m.ltl.:hc:d . wr:·rc t'tUlll, hut I
lhmlo: ""e'rc a httlc better"'
I he nutcomc I that l!llmc:
cnuld dc:tc:rmmc "hu:h tc • .un "ell
hli\C: .tn e~llll hnmt V·llnC: no 11
:o.clu:dulc Mnrc irnpnrt.1ntl). ..
... .. --
•
ll .,
' • •
for1d.1\ ·s g.amc: \\Ill dccu.Jc who "ell •
huH' I he p'ychulugleitl :1dvantnge"'
the: pluyntr , ~<:.tu'e the twu team\
cnuld rnccl ,tgntn 111 the opening
rnund of the ~,\1,\ tournorncnt
\\lila nor 11~ 17111-'llltlthh 11 ~cl .. m 21
11 ~~ ol Gu11af•on 7 Mt( lUI h)' fi !.:cady •
l<olh ) llaf\t) 2 llcndtr•un I!
It lilt-I ()(hr•n 17 llt<ard 14 Gilmore
lloll•nd S Cll~n 2 Hlltley 12 I rnrn1r~n
I ora-II Hnl>!nu>n t. I tllmorn• 2 HAVE YOU HEARD?
Proncer forward Colin Hoard poes up tor a shot during Lew1s and
Clark's 82-78 VICtory over W1llamette Un1versaty The LC w1n tiCS the
two teams for second place 1n the Northwest Conference.
Cupid's Corner
Eric· I love you big I IOV1l you am111 I 10\iu
you evun when you PGV no ll•vs nt 111
L • I )~ you In 110m" booke I rolld And
muatc that I pley Thoughlt ol you tnvedo
my mtnd At ntghlllmo or 1n dey Through
ups and downa and turnurounda Your lovn
11 a1 sur& ns mlno I know I novor h1vv to
eak. PIOI\Su bo my Velonllno so I won t
Love I<
Hippy Valenllne·e Day to til the Ignorant
aluts on Copo1 11nd D -10 1 nope you ell m~1t
tho mon or your drenme porhopa 11 thlt
Rocky Honor P1orure Show A kookle qund
mombor
To l.ht Dumb Joctr Hoppy Volonuno 'a
Day-You can undor1t11nd thll c11n 1
you?? Earth
Anita.. Happy Valentino 's Day I rom the only
pe,.on wl'lo·, srralghler than yoursotl Just
IOIICh me 10 SWOIII (If YOU Cln)ll I m gl"d I
got to know you-It wouldn 1 be any fun to
ltl«tlk Into Sage bY my .. f>ll Strotght 11 •n
lttOW???
Lynne. KHP up the circulating You roallv
gat nroundlll Hoppy Vatenllna 'a Day
AMLD
Dick Hoyt Happy VeiMtlne'a Dav to thtJ
Hoed Hog 11 11 truo thot there ero at lull
101usu ror mustache wad?? AM enCILC,
your &Kond hour 1w1no
Dtor SwHI•P.. o\nd II I uawy 10 lind I
lover, 8ut1t1 herd. hard to lind 1 l11eno Ill
could bflng thom both IOQIIhor In one
woman TOCin 1 think that I might alert to
hvo •gnln (From Don Eaton's ~Lover ond a
Fr!Ctnd ') Lotta Love. B D M
Oum•~ A lrttndlhlp lhDtllkelovt 11 warm, A
lovo like lrlondlhlp stencJy (1 homu
Moore. How Sh11ll I Woo?"l Lot .. Lo~• .
Tho Spallld Kid
Ted "Making lr~onda lor lho world to wo
Lot tho pooplu llnow you gol whet you
ni'Od With o friend at hand you will NO lho
light 11 your lt1ond1 aro thoro lhon
tvotytntng't >tlflghl Deb
Chrte Con t got your m'al lht aamo place
you get your bread ond buttllr 0 L and T
Humph: Egg hOlding 11 worth ton dl'fl ot
tllonce Bring your ~u lpment to my room
and we'll dlacuu It Mac.
V1lentlnt kltMI to Jerry. Kellh, Wally,
Wet. end Ron. tho awaetloa on the wrolll•
•no team! l o Julie with lovo ond unde,.tanamp s P allu M M: •vou're 11111 the ono
LD'it! your boll eroof'ld
'r•d Toac:h mo hOW 10 JUfJglo and Ill
fOllow you nnywhoro
Wtlcome back 1nd hiiPPY btrtl'lday. Jnn•
nlh•r Lo~~a. vour e• ·rOOmltl
Lealie Dtwov. Vou U! lhtt httle toggl!r· ot
my lllu Slttvv
JtH PltrC!I Why di\1 you Shi1Vt1 off yOtll
.,_,,d 1 nm no long11r •extl~lly ·'llrochld to
you Woll 11 dousn 1 m~~tlle• I"m nolollowot<~
on c:nmpus anymore, llrtyway Spot
K11tn H • I wont vou I n!Hld you Butlhero
n•rt'l no wuy I'm evnr gonnn love you But
don 1 be sad ~u~ 1wo out ot th~ o1n 1
I:Nld (Actually. t thin!. tnosn hgura 11111
tartlbln I'm golnp lo bury my arm 10 mud
until 11 11 10 wrtnkh:ld I cry •I I can t havu
you 1 SF
Sandy Zimmerman ot lh~J AesldCil\CtJ Halls
Othco When 1 •• your Stnllo, my ncart
bu:talls 1n1o alonlaro or trumPctt& wl'tk:h can
bO heard 10 Gr n 9BV Wtsc A Socr 1
Admcror
Tint Wella II you gtve mo a notrc:ut you
take '""'Y tho btggesl par1 or me Ooh Ooh
Ooh Baby General Mo Tores
Sua Keplln' It's n1co to navo you 1round
Your vogwtamen vtewpo•niB ar• bngntll)r
and lrosner than th\1 oull vtowpotnts ol
lotlow m&'dt \lalors RudVIrd Ktphng
Patty Pole,.on I tovo you Fly me to
O•tn~tll Roqar AomJtl
Jell 110 IIOrtl.lltn one term ts 1101 JuJt wart
until I'm ~ aun1or LD
Steve fendrceh I want you now H3PPY
V D C.ruth
Pttry Ol10n ~o glAd you CllfTIO "'11th II'K!
1. oo olt1c>• lum1turv 1 like hear1no you
phiiOM!Phllo-you ru beltlllt thtn I< on Nlkl
wa•L D
Ann D Leta takotho lfatn hom a aomet•mo
You gotlho rHt!rvahons , I'll gal Uut hC"-0111 ll (' .tn.ada ltllilil'
Cynlhll Juat tntnlt., now that 1''>'0 qull
ltyout. you II get to copy OdJt two o• tht'1i!Cl
ol my atorfna every weok rnate.sCI ol JUSI
ont I 'itlllggltng wntor
Dutch Wh4tfl 11 your birthday? It's htgh
11mo you QOt I! ap•lloon M.aybo you ahoutd
au :,ante Claus
Lealie Dewoy. II yOu lot me hcill your lolt
nollfll I'll iM you,. lo,.~r Crulh
Llll Orotnlng Etta lalnvthld to com., OI!Wr
to my room snd chntlt. out my big iiiPPIM It
yOU don·t lind thtt prevtaulllnt! humorous.
plaue t•ll mo and I'll make 11 up to you bY
ttngtng Hl!bruw lovo aong• Ban Happy
Ktllh Robbin• You nov•r wtrl! OEVO.
you nov or can bo OEVO. and you nl,.r will
be OEVO OEVO
Don Mtad: 1 told you to atoy llWD'f I rom lite
light \OGI'II'I Wetepha
Ann Hoult 11nd Lynn Mac:Lea. I havo
nothing lo t.Al' to you two L•u
Ph rille Dater: I min my aurro-a11ttr . Perry
11 •orrv and .. .,. he IOtgl~ll you Please
como hOm41 SS
Lo"'v· No, I m not blind love I love you
Just the ~'aY you ar• Happy Valenune 't
D•v Poopclout Typeatt11n9 Oe~r1mtnl lha.nii.J lor
arwevt bmng lt}ore 10 type up bortng ano
1110 liiQII(!J
You rt lanl .. llc l<tllth dl'! r I woulc;!n I
CllAng o reo ha11 1 lovo you dn;H down to
your bragnt unde""'il"' (and w1111e soeka)
Cupd
Dutch Enouqh ol Inti Hill ! Oat~ and a
hill~ mou DEliO An Obll«!tvcr
l o Blockhtod I 1111 CIOO I hove I hi! llhgntl."'l
ldllll who YCI u 1111 bot I hAn\. ott~rv muc.n ror
tho •nrtOitall~e nolo S<lu11
To Chttp l L.: ThO ~st to you 111 illlf wne:s
Problums 1r tor 04tlar to dgal wun than
you m•ght thrn• C L
Lynn•, Lealie E:•IICIO bii!CIOS and OMCihM
rornu ICM:l 10 vou ollnno IUC). 10 m<t pa•
norm Tho 0 11'11
To Scewt F • L•lv I~ 1 tho only thtng that'&
~rll Ed
Kntghuy. Hello An OA•roornm1111
To Ttnl "Tht Ftuh-. ShliCIOw bo•ang
Thin•, 11 Slgnod Unlrusllng
Htother Wu snould lind 110mc mor bau
ptaycra Th M11n WtlhOUI Ill 0 SIIOI'IS
Whlptlteh. Koop '"" na...,hfd 901119 J P
Anllo You rc nght Wom n ate 1\IP(!I'IOr
Cllrt NltCIIy Iron at 111 T ha root DOOr fiend
Dtnl ... Vnt nhno JJ Day ""'" 0o putHnlecJ
Fob tS. IF'ob 1• 11C:I 12"01 1m to 11 S9
p m Admlutoo Is lr Call lor m<'te
•nlormauon Joll
The Oplnlonottcl Crovrd You P<IOPfft •m
taniiiiiC WMIII h.sonamc
Oewra J.: Coul<l ~~~~ro odd lellma anc:a lolttr•
...,ntrng to OUt hst? :J P
c c. Ho.., """rt'! tho Parte nightJ? Lovo YOU
bUnches •nd bunchot~ Smat1, Coot ano
vOOd loot.m'
Hoppy Voltntlnt 1 Day to out b •lovoo
IT\II~COI Roy Copeland C·50
laurte, Hope you l'llld a VON happy II ~tie,.
llnfl 1 Day 1 miss you, too SIS
Kit: Thankt tor b41irlO so groat Lovo. B B
Cindy: Hr Hlld 11 proal lime HOllo about
C11nnor on tho 17th ol February? Bill P S
630
Kethy, For on old 1 ""'Omlln. vou aro 11111
rcgntt Love. 0111
Tootl HIPPY Vak!niiM I Day. you CO'A
(Or ahould I say, bull? Ot ahould I lAY,
steer?) luv &n ly
Scoop I< p your hands oil H ~1tn11 mo e
J 8 : Y Ill. 8 B Is tt G B Love B A
Suun I l~o your hair your IIICO your
bOdy HIPJ>l' Va1unlina':s Day Lovt~. Frank
Barf Wl'toro na~ you bt!on all my hie?
You're 1 grooY)' gal Hltopy Valllflttnct''
Dav
Spadt. 1 IOvt! you so much I cant t.land 11
muc;h longor I n"edYOU I wont you Happy
VIIII..Ohno11 Oay Poanut Buttar
Sle · Just wdnlod to ramtnll you about lho
Hlh Be tht~r.-al ol\a HaPP\1' Birthday an<!
Hoppy Voli!nllna 't Day ::;.,
Socc:ll Walller: A Vah!nllnl! • Day inwuatron
to M•9111v Mo'l ~o,..on-on u" mvolve~nt
clinic Receive portonal lntlfUC:Iton on
•ooundrng ,• 1urnlng o~••; ~bac:lt.-coutt
pass .. ; ~,uogal use ol the haoos," and
"pent tratr~ 11\8 u•ftnse • GOOCIIuc:ll. The
S porto OQP41 n men I
Happy Vtltn11M 1a Dey to my lamily, and
happy birthday to my llater I miN you all,
but 1 th•nk at you onen-np acta try
whenewr I Mil LIIS Happy Vat•ni•M • Dar 10 an ace
:;~notograPfK!r llna Wolin LOI& L.a~
S 8 and J B : Mmry llalcnl;~ 1 Otlyl Hope
you n.av ra good on ' P co LCM> nd
Sobby Sherman l't't.t
Diamond MD"I me on lno SOFA at 10
loruglll L.OYn Small Fool
Jill Happy Vatonttno s Oay to you pr rty
I dy-trom ~OOM ""hO really ~~
N~;~•l htn41 yO\I qo to Mtami can I com ?
Dennis tiii)PV V11trn11no 1 Day lO
90bO
M and P 11n<t A 1nd TCA H.aPP'r' V Day
lo"o you all C
Staler Sue I Clo mtu fOU Hal)py Day Your
SIS
D D E~.,r)' toe d N on H ppy
Val nhno 1 Ooy
J I m•ss yOu Dnc:t wtsh you wet l'lo~ Rog
P S 1 oon't car whllt Tom uya. I wtU qutt
11'111 I earn.
Bob H You rea nlc guy nd a goocs IDy
\'\o11y dO you lt)ie cus.eo?
Schun._ W II miss ~ vcrv mUCh
S~r Monde&; I PIOfntN IO lhOw UO In
N U 1 Cl U tOday Ill avtm ~olk up tho hill
~lth you Slnccr ty you •sprots 0011or
81g 8rvllw•-HOW 11! ·;our M 6 M s? Want
ony GehW't!rias mDd• to th ch1pol1 -ur
Slt
Heppy Vatenttne ' Dey to Mummlo end ull
~r rug l'lltsi-What s nls namt111 slslcr
Chelp Dllt" Don 1 wllnt to sc re you Just
w•nt •c uta t.no"' I c.ro frot.ty-n lrl
D1rlt. Van Oall Ju!ll bOOiuso VOU gOitOQO 10
Studio .a <! ·sn 1 me•n your 111 t»rg lhOt.
you know I rnl)an 11'1 leo Paii!Co o.n 1
chOpped h~llt Oood
The l~te• In My Lilt. Vou W..'On 1 dan011
w•ln m ? I gucu sea Is out of I he qoostton
Bo~nda I I~ you Booenda
L • ..,ac · A 30 ~· c:naneo? Mavoo 1
should go to Vogu tor • t tile more wort. on
odd$·PIJavtng Inept • ., nger
Petticoat Junction P1trona: Lotaa curves
you bUt. ~~n mor wt~on )'OU ba e
Sle" fendtid\' Bob Eubanh Art Aommg
l'ld 8111 Butler &tlouiCI be4NIIing thett hoans
out
Tuvla Lawhon. You ten a bagel no •
schmur ot c:rwam chueso 11 lilt! Dea Dnd
RichArd IS tired otl~•ng at l1
Ella D~ flla You know wa couto gel
Into • lol ol trouble orounc:1 here
8ob Port•r. Ia It true tnll you gave your
New Vorl!. t•shlrt to Rrc.nard? II CUll 11 rully
cuts
Norah Speer. Dio vou ever not~ lN.t
Asl11n end Le•gh. were never 1n I he room 11
tho aame urn.?
Jttl ~ret. No need to thank mu All•r all
Wit'rt on tn. ume Iteam now U..
Mary Moo .. r: <An ~ wat.::tt Mort! & M•ndy
1n pe•c:t (UJI OllCO 'f
Tool ,All•n. At least we11alwaya ha.,.•t535
In tile PlCcadtlly
Rlct\ant, Mille, ftlf'lll, ha9'tf end (lelf'ICN
AooMweft · ~~• ant ~ now th•t ""'
really nud you7
Lillie Lanum 1r. K-.p on 1~1n Nlc:tc
Touckus Nuty
Ktn '.:You ..-I cJI<In't lorg.t you Mom
11 •
.. Publick Occurrences _ _
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~\Cdt\ pre•tdtnl, C:~C:CUII~C: VICe pt~i•da
15
•Drnni' t'•r•&n. glohul lutumt, \\<Ill
,pea~ 4ln thc h\J'IIt ·commg Ill term' "tlh
hmttcd gr "'"' h c\\ technologic' or ne'~
te.·hnique-" m tomsht', \\inter lorum 'rrte'
k~tu~ .
f'lfDNI." ~~lnduct' r~earch <'n the \tWIRl,
«l'nnmlc, n 1d l"nhttc.tl t:.,uc~ en' oh cd tn
companntt the \:onsumpuon ol n11tur,1l
~'uur"C"n, to the ellicicnc\ of thetr "'e
In 19i'b. P1mgc, orgnn11ed a \Ue«,,lul
~-p;tn tde' 1~o~on clal>!-room sene.' lor ( R\
enlttled -41tf"tltOII\'t'J (or lht ! ht Cmwn
Hh latest bool.; i> entttled C/cJ/Ja/
1."roroli11c'
P1rages •~ the di~or ot the Progr.tm •n
1 echnoiC'8) . Resourc:cs , and PohuCAI
fconom\ 111 the Una'e"ttr t"f Mat\ land
The le.:ture will begin 31 7 10 p m m the
chaptl
•~\\ 1itlnt for t.odo t,~ a plav directed b\
Robert P<'rter, wall run toda) through hb
17 tn 1"11 \em Theater ~amucl Be~lett\
pia\ m>toh~ two tramp,, Gogo .tnd Otdt.
pla}fulh dealing with que,uon .. ot tbeolop\,
phalmoph\ 1nd cultural ht\torv-c>r a~ the:~
ju~t p;'"'"l! lime an a c:ra7\ wn) ~ 'f hr \ht)\\
''~'"~ ••• 8 p m mshtly 1\dmt~\IOn lor
~otudent'" Sl C ~•II c\t ll21or r~ervu11on'
•"h\t· \\ C"'t: ,\ hmlnlnt M )'thlcal
\ tt~ I' the IItie ol 3 one, hour slide pr~tntu
uon h\ Dem ll Oulr.t toda\' ot 1 I 5 p m an
the: ( ouncal ( hambcr The prt"l.entauon ''
accomp.anu:d b) drawing' ,md pamtmg'
w h1ch document her eltpcnence .. •n A 'ia nnd
1.3lln America l.tOule, an •'~octnte
phlfc-.,c>r ol art at "'outhcrn On:gon ~1.11e
College. has gtven tha' pn:,entallon
throushoutthc count"). includ1ntl a 'howtng
at the Metropolitan Mu,cum 10 ~ew Y~1rlo; .
• T ht \'alrnlint'\ l' ormal wall he held
feb lb t the M1"onu; fc:mple I I 19 \\
P.ul t\\e Boo81e )'OUr way through vn
(Valentine'> flay. of cour,e) from 9 p m to I
a.m. ,\dvance ucket!o, o"••lub\e at the mfor·
mauon de l. frc1m II .1 m to .S p m dtlll)". ure
SS per couple lackets will be St'llllthc door.
Mu tc wall be pro\1d~ by the band Knoll•
•ThC' Ol)'mplc Coast backpac" trip wtll
hold IIi pre--tnp meeung at 6 30 p.m 10 the
1 empleton Center Gra) Room Thi., thn:e·
d&} trip wtll depan the afternoon of Feb. lb
for a 11·male backpack on Wzuhtnglon'
Coa•t Thu wall be a fearl) ~trenous trip. •
cO
International Fair set for Saturday
The \nnual lnternnllonal Fatr tht rt\uh of nn all aut effort b) l ew•' and Clark\ foreagn
\IUdcnts, wall tale place 10 Templeton Center, ~aturduv. r eh 17
i\t lea't 22 countne' "ttl~ repr~entcd tn the day\ acttVIIte\ Booth~ wall be \et up nil ()Vtr
Templeton Center dtspla) ang crufh nod 'elhng food from ench country between I I a m and S
p m 'tome \tudent wall 'ell band made craft~ from thear nntave countrte\
!'levcrnl ttroup' tndudinJ Iran, Saud• Arobta and Japan wall \C:II food from their
coun tne~ 1 bert"" til ol\o he o ~ole of mencan bnt..ed good' Anybody Wl'hlll8 to purchn~e
food mu)t bu) "''cnp" ltcket~ at the hur
Sat.
• ,\ I hrtC' '\l .. tff\ 'kl lour Will be 1.pon
ored tht~ weet..end b) the l C College:
Outdoor"\ progmm \lltho~e tnterC\ted mu)t
come to the pre-tnp mccdng. Thuf\da} , 6;30
p m an the Cma) room
Tha~ 1\•malc lnp on lc\elternun htdcal
lor begmncn. I he '~i tour wtlllu~ot t\\odu}'·
Feb, 17 and 18 1 here Will be o SJ Htt Sa&n
up on the bulletin board aero~) from the
I nul Room.
•Bco\omt • nature culde, by auendmg n
trammg \e'l\too nt the Hoyt Arboretum t-eb
17. fhe faeld stud~ wall be conducted rromiO
•'·"' to noon at the Tree House 4000 S\\'
f:nuv1ew For more tnrormauon. call 228-
11732,
• I hr l't-fl"i'\lppl Della 81ue+o Band Will
perform at the 1\rbucltle t-Int Cofftt Hou~
I 532 c; W Mormon on Feb 17 fhe bnnd ,.,
f.tmou~ for down home bluo mw1c. Dooh
\\ •II oren at 8 p. m and the sho-w wtll be tun ut
Q r.m 1\dmt,Sion w1ll be $4 1\11 ages arc
welcome -Oconlu Rollin
•"1 hr .,tranatr· wtll be \btn~n .. eb 19,8
p m .• u the Norlhwe~t Ftlm Study (.enter
121Q .... w Purk '\\e or .. on Welle<. dtrCCltd
th" ~tnl\ter film nbout 11 Na11 htdang tn n
'mull Ne" lnglnnd town \\ elle) piny~ the
'tmnper and ld\\urd (J Roban~.on the rnald
munncn:d hut JlC"''tenl, ,Jcuth "ho \ec~s
htm out "The l>eHI\ Bnll," o nane mtnute
,hon wtll be 'htlw n too \dmi\\IOn w1ll be
Sl H
Wed.
··Job ~kill\ and Ho~ to l nco"fr Them"
i!i 11 'enunnr csptcltllly atmed nt thO\C \\ ho
•I\~ "\Vhnt am I good uf~"' or "Whnt )hould I
go tOtO')" f ha~ \emmur Will nllempt 10 an~wcr
lho'e und relntcd que'\llon' The !lpcukcr"
wall be Dcnnt .. Hopwood and Juckae Cohen
of <.nrccr Jllanmng and Pluccmenl 1 he
.. emmur wall tukc pltace l"cb 21 01 UO p.m.
an I he I emplc:ton (enter Crrny Room
I • Thr t..tudrnt \\tlrart F"e('utlve Alloca·
There wall be a SIS fee Stgn up on the s 18
bulletin board aero'~ from the rruil Room U n •
and come to the pre-tnp meetmg. For more !--~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~
anformauon , ct1ll e:<t. S76 lion 1 tam ( 'WFA f) will meet l"eb 2 I at
3 IS p m an thr J\<;J C office Funding "
uvoalable lor 'ltudent atiiVIItes Those
wash1n81o apply lor rundang are requested lO
complete und return .t requ~t rorm at least
one weel pmlr lo thctr appe.1raoce m com·
m1ttcc: Form' are avaalablc tn the ASl C
oHice
•Brunrua Mauollni, opmno, Edtth
Ktlbud., twJp ichord; <1nd Jerry Luedder1> ,
suophonc: "'" pcr1orm tnconcen feb l6tn
i:\un ,\udllonum The concert begans at K • f'l,m, Gnd IS lift
•"l h~ ,\d~tntur e<; of Juan Quan Quln
w tlllx-th111 wed 'le.atured film tn the ( ubnr.
f"inerrua seriti spon\ored b~ the Portlund
Sum· Univen.tl\ film eommtttee. 1 ha~ week·, • (itm li a COmcd\ 3d\cntUfe \el in pre
rcvolutaonan Cuba. It oilers man} I\ Jc,
from western, 10 'lap~tJck, to t~angster t)pe
to tell rhc tur. ol u hrew d Cull:m Iarmer • r;trugghng to maLe hti ~a~ an the \\Orld
f be film i,. m ~pan"h wnh f.nglu.h
t-ubtatle:.,and ~•II be~ho\\ n Feb I bill 7nnd Q
p m. tn room 75. l.mc:oln Ball. rsu Admh·
5tun \\til be Sl for Studenr:..
.~ bu Rui. .. a pia) \\rtllen 10 18R~ by • Prf'idrnt Howard wtll <~bore has faith in
tonight' Ch.apcl sen ICC at 6:30 p m
• t chtlt' of It Journl'). B lidc tape prt\Cn
tat1on by t>cnn1~ Wtanl..o w11l hashhgbt rhe
e~enang I eb I K ill the Nonhwe. 1 Med1a
ProJt'CI r he prC1cntatmn Will leature
~orthwc't \t-eoer) ~hown creatively through
~opectal cumcru tlfecl\. rhc: prC'-t'niOtiOil
bcj!IO\ at 8 p m ut 2220 I· Hnwthome Blvd
\dm1 ~•on wrll be S I .SO
• ""' lrl f't>uplt •nd Thrir Retls:lon, • a
rhohl!lf aphac '"a)' conducted b) lit eve
~mall ol the \':tnc:ouver ( olumbum, wdl he
1how n l~eh I K, Ill 1 he Fine Method"'
Church. SW 18th and Jelfc:l"\on The c:'~a)
!\hu~ mer IItty churchc: reprc enunt I I
~hgaom throughout the lf'l\R.
I he C\Cnt wall be((tn at :> p.m in the
church's. l'cllow•htp Hull Admiuion will be
Sl for studenu.
Mon. 19 • .. The Oaut=httr or the Re&lment," u
prcv1ew pr~ented b) the Portland Opera
Guald wtll perform,,, 'p m • Feb 18,ot the
Mr Purl Recrc:.Uton Center an Lat..e o ...
we~tu : .11 noon Feb 20 at Portland State
llnavel'\aty'" lancoln Hnll. und Feb 21 •
noon at the Old C.hurch. 1422 1\W lith Thr
opera " lhe lltory ol n s•rl and her ndopled
lnouly .m cnttrc mthtury rt~tment
l helle will be ptc\lc\\' of nn opera
whtch wtll llc performed ut Ctvlt
1\udttonum. Iuter thl~> munch I he prc:vac\\
wall be lret
•1,, . ., Grand ~ Balltt' ( aoadltn'l, u
Montreal-bused tompanv wtll perform on
~usgr nt the Portland ( '''' Auduonum l cb
2 I .at K: I 5 p.m 1 hi\ bJ lh:r com puny hn\ ..t
record ut 'ell-out& "here\ cr 11 appear~ ,
l>.tnccs to be pcr1ormed wall be ·'Diver­
ti~N·mcnt GJ:vounov," "Uoublc Quanct,"
und ··t.uminu Burunn"
r i~t..c l'> .uc pnccd at .SK, S7, und ~b and
urc on "ulc: '" t clebrat\ Altruc:tuln\, I 010 S \\ • Morri•on and v1ce pre\ldent ol finance nnd 1nt.~ ......
11on \ pet111on w1ll be needed to run
yenr ( nrue' of 1 ht nJie, cun be p1clcd up
the ''\I l ol fu:c Election• Will be held ft~
2' I ur more 1nlormnthm cnll eM 2<48
• I hr \ urbool. +tllfr urge, all sento11 1 'uhmat phntos tlnd or cop~ to be tncludtd ~~o
till' \ e1u\ seniOr \ectton of the book llw
''''" Wlllllccept nny good quulity block 1114 w hue or color phmo, or brief copy, 'U~hli
lJ untc:a, poetry, or 'ong phru'le\ Photo'''~
copy mu~t huvc your nrtme ond box numba
on the hnck II you need a photo takn
cunlott Kam ~mllh , Bo" 2no or Phal llarn..
ext 211 I a nul dendhne for .. en tor mDittruw l
'' Fch 21
•">ummtr dmm m•naltr appllutlc*
arc no" 11\Utlublc m lou"c: Hanken~"
of liCe neur the f c:mpJcton (enter tnfor~
11on dc'k Dcudhnc for upphc•Uaon, 1
~urch I.
•~f dlp\t '79,'' or wht\1 to e~pctt
114
.. eh 16 wtll ~o.ontanuc dtuly now throu~t
F-eb JS •n OMSJ', Kendnll Plonctnnum Tlt
<~how ~IVC\ vtc:wcr; a sctenufit explnnataonrt
what wall occur when the -.un guc' into tou
echp~e Theone~ ••bout the phenomena~~
•are vtewtng tcchn1ques urc: di\CIWfll
Plunernnum upert' pomt ouc thot one m1111
never under nny carcummance~. look dtrut·
ly at the 'tUn .. Eclip\c '7'r lihowtim~ arc I ~
nnd J JO p m wcekdayt~, 7· 30 p m Fnda)l
nnd I I, I 1 3, nnd 4 p. m on Snturdayua.:
~undny) \dmtuton to OM\I,IncludtnJI.k
Planetunum Show, '' S I wtth \tudent ,, ...
ufacation
... An Ort~on Mt\'l&&c," a film tnbuttlo
Oregon poet 8111 \tnfford, a~ one of the filr111
lcatured ever) Thuf'du) m Fcbrunry 11 the
RJ\crwn\ Inn, 6439 S W Mucadam
other film11 arc ul\o 'hown RoRtr Bold"
about the 93 ycur-old director of tlac
1\merican ( 1v1l ltbertae-Unaon from 1920-
1950, and f~mc/" .1 f~/l(t', ubout thO\e 'A~
mnle theu hvma t rom the ~c:u
l hts onc-and·.l· hnlt hour film prosru
began' at 7 30 p. m • und udmtssion '" Sl
• A' latlon and ~pact Wuk w1ll con111111
through Feb 18 at OMSI Spcc:ml .wiatiaa
exhablh wall be on vtew dunntt the wed.
1 wo locnl .artim, John f-oMcr ontJ Ron Wei
wall dl\pln) pamung' on aerospace topo
l"tlm\ on nero:.puce act1vtt1es wall be ,hon
Feb 17
1 he .annual OM'il paper :urplunc: c:ol­
tc•a "'" take plncc on unday
fhete Will be no nddttiOnnl ChUrJt f«
o\vmtton and Space Week JCIIVIIte' o.ftc:r..,
regular OMS! udmiS\IOn, wbtch " Sl r01
'tudcnt\ For more anformuuon, call OMSI
at 248 5900
•"lht Diary of Anntt Frank," the 11oryol
.1 young lew1\h gtrl's c:xpcric:ncc:' dunlf
World War II continue\ on!'>tage unul Fd.
24. rhur\dOy!> , rnduy~>, 11nd Saturday,, S·Jt
p m. 111 Luke o,wego Communuy fhcatu.
I 56 Greenwood Rd Admumo n for 'ttulclll
ts \3 50 I or rc:,c:rvauon"· cull lapman)
ltcket Ploce at 227 SSSR
• Rob I" and rtll~ bon\ by Moric: lymu
Wtll be on dtspluy nt the School of thr Arti
1 und Craft, OCICI), now through Mnn:h ll
T e'\tllc wor h wert m!>ptrcd b\· unt1tlll
Jupanc'e lorml lound an Buddhl\t robc,,nd
an Japunc\t muha \Hilpped bo,.c• Altcrf!ICI
year' of \tUd\ on tht1> fliOJCt:t, l.ymttn 1111
produced a \C:rlt'' ol p1eced te1etile rnM
b,,,ecJ on the Ke'<J robe worn by Japanese
Buddhtst pttC:\h I he \Chooll\ loc.ued at
?1. W 18th ~ew 'chool hou" arc MondA•
through T hur,du) H a m to 10 p.m.: t·rid&1
li a m, to 6 p.m ... md 't1HUrdny 9 a.m. to l
p m. t\dma,,ion 1\ lrec
lfrcd Jany 11nd generally rc:co@rut,cd 1u the
bcgJOnang ol absurdi1l, surreal theutre. will
pia) reb. 16and 17. 7 p.m .. at the Pluybad
·r heater 10 the ba.ement of the: Ions Good·
b)e llt\'trn 00 NW lOth A ~te, Admanaon 11
S4 For fa:eT\'IltiunJ, alii 228-1008. ~~~~~~~~~----
•I ht•nri11l ald .md employmrnr tnfor mn·
lton will be tpven in u mttllntt lor all
mtercatc:d ~tudtnt\, I cb 19, "' '30 p.m m
the-I cmplctun t enltr I buyer R oom•
hnantml .ud ttutf member will llf1!1Wcr
que •••on\, II you've beard rum on. <~bou t
tinanc:aul ttu.l, here i• )'our chttntc to ~ct ~omc
tintwerll •~( ome Back lit tit ~htba ,·· the pb,J
wntten by Wtlltnm lnRe. '' on •UI\jC nOt
Cont. throu11h Mur"b 14 ill the hrehou11c 1 hcatrr
14 36 SW Montgomery 1 he ~how shlfh .tl
t--~~-~-~~~~~~~~~-1 R JO p.,m .. nduy~ •lnc.l Sut urdny• l\dm1UI(11
" S 1, und ruervauon~ are urged (,,lithe
bo~ office 111 248-4737 between 9 u m and1
P m. • HQ"IIn& c:ael, Portland'• beJI lo: nown
fulk group, \\Ill perform tncoonccrt Feb. I bat
the: Portlal\d Art Mu,cum' Swann
uduoraum, 1219 SW PM1:.
Howling Gael \\ill per lor m tntdiuonal
to lie mu""· -while the group' No r·omhll.lle
and K lll)d: Nu Shcc, will pcr1orro traditional
luah mu~tc
I he concert bcsinsat 8 p m .. uod lldett.
'Wtll be Sl.SO at the door.
12 • I hr ,\~1.(' t~rnatr \1. HI m~t at 6;)0 p m
t·cb 19 111 the fc:mpleton Center I ha)er
roo am. •
• Wal«'r\:olur palntln~t" und color pcnctl
dmwtnfb-wtll ht kutured tn un eAhibit ol
work b) .~rttst!. Jefl Jenntn~ und ( hrt<~IY
W)d ofl to be held .u the Port lund Art
Mu,c:uan uri ''houl 1 he e"hthtllon wall run
through Murrh 2 ;at the mu,cum art \chool
1219 S\\' 11.trt..
•ASI C' po,itlon\ &He open lor the
atullent·judt.:uarv bo.ud, oll-t.tmpu' scnutc: ... , urkl"h 1 rti\Utl'\ ft(Jm tht Cullrctlol
ul 1-d\\ln Bhant),IIJ,",•nd" T heOruph1cAII
o( Franc:a~to Ctoyu, .. wtll be on di1plu\ not
lhrouih f-eb I H 1H the t•orrtund N1
mu~eum 1 urkt•h puanun~ dntt I rom tbt
I Sth centur~ I ht Ctoyll dttplnv mdudcs•
coll«tton ul 95 trrupht(; prant~o I ha: II\
mu!\cum I\ locuted on the corner of l'urll•DI
Mndhon street.; dowl\town
/'tmttn I ,ag, f;.hruun• /J, 1911 ~Roberu
After L
I t1llt Orwt). ~u,•n I
111 1~, t'l.,n«t I UJ
Lurry lewi!t re\18
posttion a~ 1\~\0~;.tn te(
Ltft'i' :1nd (.lark ~tude
dtnl hl\1 Thul"\dll)' m
tnJ 1 phy)tcal confr<
lormcr e"(e<:Ullve I
Rnby Robert~ over l
ounuma~cment of suJ
I Robert\ onnou1
,ai1natiun at 11 '~
mec:hng held feb.
~DCCtint-Roben be~
11udent bo<h pn."'i
uons, ., tumor and fo
1111 iiCI il\ \"IC~p rc~~
rtm.1tndcr ul the term
"I have h:lt n lot
tnCntalh und phy3icall
J')rtanl that we keep
Roberls tn nn emot
before the scnntc. "I'
10'"8 through u lot ng1
•on't help anyone to
tmportJnt for US tO \U
"I love I .arry,•• !S8
rlun~ he\ a good pcr~o
lew• ~ did not atte
a;rn;llc mcctmg. ll!> he
l(nl 10 I Jetter Of rel\,
momans
In .10 tntervic\\ wti
us cleunmg out has
«sk, I cwir. satd he w~
11th c~tc:rvone m
OIJinllaUon nnd the 1
said he (ellrestgnma r r~
1ht be~t 1 hmg to do
Larry Lewis. who
president on Feb
everyone In the