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

March 1, 1979 Volume 41, Number 15

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1979-03-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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mago eOGs
regulate setl,ijj
>and and 1
ure argue •
as a means 0!
her than Ia
17 law rem&irtl
lions probabq
' court as net
1f there rs 1
ppeal pr<>Cesl
bably be put ,
IWS have­
'lebreska and1
sey w•llgo ~
;ka has alreao,
It her husblnc!
ere are sureb • •
oters choose to disallow all
,VP_ge classroom smoking
(I.IJbttb Htnln
• ., ,..._.,. l..os
,41most) I percent o( the eliJible
~Jknt bod)' voted in the elec:tioni
Fnday, elcctina aophomores
trnn Ho-.'lt u student body presi·
._..._ La Wemstein aa uecutive vicc-preaident. and Roberto
Ah"are~ vice-president of finance
and information.
The only ballot measure up for
eonsiden~tion. to ban smokina from
Lewis and Clark clawooms, won
uncontestable favor, u weU.
Ho~at. whoae campaa1n
u.resw:d hu expcncna With student
zo"cmmmt and hU ability to com·
promiJc, was eJected by .S percent of
the ~oung pubhc. Sophomores Alan
Humphrq· and Fonest Reid re·
ccived 22 and 20 percent of 1he
renwrUn& ,,.otes. Lewis and Clark College Vol. 41 No. 15 March I, 19i9
Looking ahead to next knn.
,om ore. lnd 1 ' Weinstem cook ~9 percent of
the votes (or uecuuvt v•ce­
presidC'nl. Freshman Ed Gerdes v.·on
21 percent of the eleaorntc. with
dark horse candidate Andy Kitchen
puU•na in la.Jt with 14 percent. When uted on the ballot
v.hether smotm3should be allov.ed
an l.cv.'ls and Clart: dassroonu, 84
percent (or .S.SS} of the ~otcn wd it
should not be permiued , Roberts
s~ud the Sludent .senate will probably
act on the deds1on spnng term. Roberts .aid Ho -at faces a number
of d\allenga as h: takes office.
•E\uyl.hmg ha1 nc 10 crap, ...
Roberta uid. '"Things are un­
organi7cd We need strong
leadcBhip from the executn~
pas1tions .. He Aid be believes the
winnin :studcnu c:a.n all work well
together. g.
threaten
>n the
e of
forecast
avagant eta~~~
~arily the com.
uica has rrtaiJ!
erther the
ftenual of
n How lnll?f
ljec( to uuu~ ~
ns partlculaltf
l labor rnlen-
e introducto:
already caus­
dustnesmal
nachrnes. an!
lte the curr~
ra workers
e mtroduct!Ot'
plant
! expected, a
of all tnese
e see t~e
1t are takl/19
orkplace
thetr eHed!
berng gored"
kleman.
long a._
misses II!!
nip manuf~
eat place Wt KEVIN HOWAT
~a t was elected by 58 percent
~ the voting public. Wemsteln
tm 59 percent of the votes for
rJecutrve vice-president lvarn was elected by 61 per­
cent of the volm& public. •hale hi&
only opponent. sophomore Dana
Phillips, recei"ed )9 percent.
Senior Slc\-c Oancman Keured
the position of off-ampus senator
with 81 votes, against Robn't
Saimril who rec:caved 19. Since
Dancm.an ll a senior. -Re11
probably (hold office) for next term
and then resign,-wd student body
president Roby Roben.s. '"Then next
fall when Yr'C ha\e another elc:clion
•-e1l elect )()mcone else.·
The students who ran for
Judicial) Board positions Y.ere
junior Kevtn Coyner. sophomore
Erik Jensen and freshman Brian
Sunderland . AJlth~ were elected.
• .. It's notr. senate resolutaon,·
Roberu uplaincd . ""The senate mwt
deadc the pohcy of enforcement .
Ho" can }ou tell lbc facuh) you
can't smoke in the classroom ? The)
(the scnace] havt to deal v.1th that. I
don't think it Wlll be dealt with till
next tom."
Passa1c of the smokin&
mea.surc stillla\'el some questions,
howe~. u to exactly what
classrooms wtU be dmpted u no
smokina areas under the mcasuu. "I
think that wiU be aU clasuooms. ­
Roberu speculated.
Robctu said Lee Wanstcin will
be in eharse of drawing up a budget
ne t term for such oeorwr yi~etns as
~o Smokina si&Jll. Roberu said he v.>as loo ng
fo"' rd to handins his posiuon O\'Cr
to someone ehc ·rm glad n·s o"--c.r."
he wd. Stdlldt on Robe•u· agenda
as .the student acuvtties budget.
which Robena must sttllappr~ '"If
I feel they [tbe senate] are doin a
good job, if I srce ,..,,h n. I on't
veto it."
There should be c:onsiJten.cy in
~otin& procedures.. Robctu said.
before his term of offacc ends lhis
month. He explained election rules
change ever)' year, thou&h the)'
ahouJd not do so. •
·cations Board proposes
lalit OtWCJ
If P1oorcr Lot
In order to ensure stable fun·
of Lewis and Clark student
:xdia activities, tbe Student Com­
"'"w"cations Board bas proposed to
~ atudent senate there be a •Media
AaivttJes Fcc"' ~eparate from. but
;mlleJ to, the present aetJVlUer fcc.
Money acquired through this
l:t ould be used to fund the
ftr.nnr Lot. K.LC r-.dio, the
l.l:ttal)' Review a.nd the LC ycar­
'Cl.
Student editors told the ~en&le
::.at the media at LC •cannot sur­
'M" with the budge1 allocations
r.commended by the senate Budget
tld ruance Comrruuee . The com­
t:Wct's propoa.ed allocations , u
Jilt of a ruJJ S79,086 budget for ampus orpmzatJons next year,
wen as foUowa:
•The Log requctted $7,400 to
coveT pnnun3 eona, photopphy
and typc:actuna costa. u well u
supplies for ocn year. It wu
ROOmmcnded l.hc Lot receive
SS.920 instead.
•KLC requested S6.1SO to pa)
(or the United Preu lntcmat.ional
wire sernce. records., production
suppbes and equipment. The com·
mince recommtodcd it receive
S3,07S, half the amount it requested .
•It wu recommended the
LtteiU) Review receive S2.14S. It's
original req~ was for $.4.291.
·~ Bud&'C'l and Finance Com­
mittee advucd that the full amount
requested by the yearbook be
allocated to the group, S2,700. Mike
Ford, dim:tor of lludent adivit.ies and yearbook advilor. aid tb.c )UJ'­
book is also able to supplement its
income by chatsioa SIO for eacb
book.
•The committee I'C:COmmeoded
that s&udent media edjtol'l and
manap:rs receive lhe full amount
they had requested in honorarium, ,
for a total of .$2.400. futw-c.
• The media would be free of the
1o.flucncc of tbe coUqe administra­
tion and of the student ao~mnu .
•The control of tbc media would
~main in tbc bands o{ stud.eot
editon and manascn .
•lbc body allocatma tnO'Oe)' to
tbe med&.a eac:b year ,. ould ba ~
auffic:ient tnov.1ed&~= of special
problems the med.ia fac:n. espc:c:iall)·
filled costs for print.ina prca ·time
and elcc:tronic equipmen L
Ford said the Student Com­
cuuniations Board belie\.~ iu
problems v.ith pinins fuod.s lay in
the structure of the prc:scnt fu.ndina
struct~ . He eaplaincd that the
proposal for a second fee ·F-..· ow
of a response to all the anbac:t.s for
the media." But, be added, it wu ,not
tugested an order to sutr.~n the
student senate and ftnd moen
# Tftl~
L.-EE WEINSTEIN
Ford tOld the senate that the
Media Aaivitics Fee would offer •
sdvaotavs to all studenta. ~~
QOYo. be aid, the l...itcraty ~
does Got publish cnoup copa for
~cry student. •od thole wbo 1Pr1Ull
yearbooks musa pay SIO on top of
other fees to rccc i~ one. Under lbc
oew Ccc structw-c, eadt fulkime
aodent •"'lild n:cm~ aD these
without au~ cbarp: t•ctcd onto their
a.c:thnics fees.
•ewuaiallj r or S20 per year.
ioduded m tuitiOD (ees, students can
get two literary R_e,icwJ. KLC, the
Pitmtn C.O,. •od a ~t. • Ford
wd
Some senators said thn were • cooccmcd thai the medU. .-ould There ale many reasons wh}' the
school oceds a media. activiUcs fc:e,
according to mcmben of the Student
Communieaoons Board. One reason
the)' btouJht it up before t.bt senate
was that the cdtton of lbe Loc ale
often put in a posttioo wbc:re they
must criticiu those making the fun­
dma deaJaon Under the praent
fundint sysacm., tbe media's freedom
to criticiu constructively b.u been
threatened by it.t rdiaoce on l.he
govemm01t for allocatin& it money.
sa1d editor: Dutch MandeJ. lf the
media activities fcc •ere carried out.
w.'' I Trudeau accepts LC invitation ~~:~:,;~~ ::::u~~=
tor of Padlc Garry Trudeau, creator of the Bro,.'ll had been ,.1uuna about apinst the Lol'sactioos b} refusing elseWhere despjt.e the s.cnate's efforu
to rc:aeh a.n equitable med1.1 budpL
ACCGrd.ina to Ford. the Media
Adivities Fee would be ap­
proJimatdy S23 for eac:b fulkime
student nut year. While the Budp:t
and Finance Comrruttee had aln:.ad)'
recommended another S49 activities
t« for neat )"ear, Ford said the S2J
V."'Uid not nea:ssaril) " be tamped on
to the S-49. He arsucd that, •ben the
media ro to • different fundin&
system. it would lea\'C tbe KD&te
wtth $16.240 less 1n allocation re­
quests. and the IC'Uk would
probabl) ~uoe iu own acli"iues fcc
as a resulL tK:c:o~ too po•~nuJ if allowed to
aUocate moocy to lhemsclva . -It's
not appropriate ror tbc same people
wbo t.rc speuc:Ling the mooey to be
budJC'lina 1t." said off-campus
5enator Steve Danetnan.
Seaaton also VJUCd that not
nuy student wanted a )'Qrboot or
a Uten.ry RC"''ICW. rkoH Ia toatro\'ersial comic strip three ~eels for confirmation . funds. said members oft.bc Student
~b ury, bu accepted an in vita- . . Commun ications Board in a parer
to help lht
than poQt
re-elec:te'.
""" taxatlot>
m.
In hll tc.D to speak at th 1979 d · Trudeau t?pped a hst of etJht •ubmitted to l.he senate. . e sra uauon s,_.ten submuted to the Board of Th ... Stud-t Commu.,;...uo .... ltltmon'-' m June He h .. • ._ __ n ..--· • '" ~.. ...._ -
J • • .... ~ Trusu:es tn Januan.• u candadates ed to address the" uc of dcclin-r ak •J Board, 'onwtif\8 of the advisors,
moraJ and social \-a.lues. or spe cr. student editors and ma.oa,ers of the
Dean of Faculty John Brown The cartoonist 1a.'U su~tcd to medJa, u "'eU u one facultj
llld he received a shon letter from Brown by utudentat the end of tall member-at-tarannd ooe student .. t-
fllldcau late Lut week sa)'in&. •It term aftCf Brown .sent leuen to wae, ,.,;tb Ford u chairman. told
~ be m)' areat pleasure and member~ or the senior cLus I'C-the acnate that the media fee is
hoaor to come to Lewis aod Clark questing their participation in ncccnary for the foOowin& rusons:
Coileg1: ror your pa.duat.ion exer-choosin& t.hU year's commencement •It •ould eosure lk stable fun­
Cia on Sunday. June lO."' apea:ker. • dina of l.C media ac:thilies in the -
Inside movmg ou
the music 3 next soldier 2
1M JtoUioa StOOO •um' naiiy ac llilc R•rlQil. bed 1bcir auak paprd a~~
eddcd d•"'Cft"'" fat tbc IU¥kftb •lao
potcicd tbr eaaqMD caiD)' to-tbr
CopchM HaD UpeYDC WI SauudaJ
Aboul A0 mii'PcPm catDIId ¢1
catif"-la 'by num•diq mua110!!JD fbr llliltul)' 4nft IUY II001l n:lunl,
aftd r-bdq a eoiJqr ruad«"' _,
kftl) fOil OUl ola l()!ctia'\ aifcxaa if ia
cSoo. lA'W'I ud Oaz\ CN~h• Gculp
Ahctk 11u •odicd LIM' dB!l~~t••100 ror
..-.cft)IIICIGIID, iUid i~ •bat
•Ddc:•lt.t CUI 4o bdon: aad lil!lr drill
I'UGRL • -roe mcdi• are coocet DCd peo­
ple tr.'ho tnow •bat's 10101 on 10
tams of publications. • and Litttar)
~editor C)-atbia Dobc:n). ·1
don"& fed any of lhc awdia want
.mo~ lban tbcir fair s.b&R.-
Tbc: «nate trill a pin discua the
proposed Media Acthitics Fee wbeo
it meets Monda\', Ma.rdl .S. • .. .
in sports
Eadl ,_r, 1.cwt1 aad Cart •s"'ric
CCI-(ac. OJJ IIGC8CI flOID lnf pc •i •
coDqi1 to NAJA dillriCl <WipU!boa nc. l8dcpc ad+ wt vho-tW llaw ao
limiu aa lhr •-m a( ma .. 'f u.c, JD&)'
clfu ~~ • ....,. .... ,blctn. be .,... li., r«<W''M• effort~ ol LC qd
adw onhwal Coalaeeoc tcboob ..r
nsuic:ad •Rclattd stOf}. PI· l
10 I
• ecli darkens sky t.t~ulnr C:\tllt thnt brou~hl people
tu~tthc:r I'll ne\cr lor~et 11
<loldendillc: attracted m')'' or
tht' ecltp'e publicrt) JA 1,600 ~ople
gothc:rc:d there to wutch whnt the I (
Pall•'" f-ellow~hrp termed 'the end
ul 1 he world 1 here: wurting lor 11 to hnr~n
~ 1'.1lmCI\t ''•II.> v. hen 1t hnnlh di4
"It Wll\ hkc Ol~hl ror ·I mrnutr•
\lltd lounr Mo~r,hull "!:turn"*' ~
"'u'.1n Kaplan
ell II>• t'innrn I .c>f
Mit v,;t, l..rnd nf ecnc and morbrd
huv. C\tf)lhmg turned blac\. I Jell
ll~e \\.C' "en· all hned up JU't v.attlng
IN dc:ath" "o '·"ll Peter ~lc:..,mrtd. one
ol mnn' l e\\ 1s .tnd ( larl. Student ...
wholooi.:C'd to the Cl\1 IR\1 'tond"'
mormng, not fot :o.rmuuul gutdanC'C'
bur 1n Willi 1"' '' hnt \\ "' ,1ncc: c:on·
,,tJc:red ,, ~ruituul omen ot dntruc-­
tion · ,, tntlll \olb r ech p\e, Port lund'" 'L:ie' dot kenc:d rtJlht
nn "hedulc:, .u Jl,t,m, ~londu\ II'
the tntlon uc:pt acr<''' the.-I nee of the
'un The rtt\ Mt\ I crt "llh11111
'unhpht for two nttnutc:s nnd 1-t
'ecoodo.
Mnn ~ l C "tudc:nt' hc.1ded c:nM
lor .1 V\C:\\ of the echp~c: thut Will•
e pc:ctcd to he les' ob'ltructed by
hc:a\ \ cloud cover ( nrlnud' or
umateur J\lronoml:'r' ventured to
l he Dolle' Pendleton, Wnlln Wullo
and c,nldenditle. Wush hnpmll to
<'''-:tpe the.-c:loud-en llc:nchc:d
\\ 1llomc:ttc \ ullcy r m \tudenh who weren't (or
lllnntc c:noutth to C<>cape the cloud
ln)er n\er Portlund. Odell Munor
bc:c.tmc: 11 f,t\'Onte ob~ervn tron potnt
People v. nrlcd for dnr"-ne~s to Iiiii he
'~' nround Mount Hood then gob~
ble up hght on tis \'-UY to the college. cll(ht rn the mnrn1ng '
Rub I c-rnundt/ •tddcd thit
wu' J U\t gr edt On tclevrs1on ;1-q
\Utd duwnto\\.n Portlund "·" ,.,,_.
but here e\ieryone wn• 'cream1n1 Student' weren't the onl) 0.,
'ctenmrnl( Dott\ \ecrned to jlo
when the ~un di~nppc:Med file,
grew even morc: wild, thouah. ~~
11 f1n11IIY reappeured Jiird• ;h.
rencted 'ltrnngel y.loo kln~ lrunht~
for t~h<'her tn tree\ nnd other h1,
piUC('\ J Prelirninary allocations .
for LC student activities
The lnterdl\ciplinaf) Forum Sene' and "'ludenc~ Organtred for
,\em 111~ wtll rc:c:et,:c: the lar~t port ton~ of nc: 1 ye4r'J student bod}
budget, acconhng to prc:hminnn figure, relea'ed by the Budttel and
ftnunt(' Committee or the student enat(
Finalalloc:atton~ of the S79,086 !tudent budget \\.tll be made nt o
clo~ )('nat~ mecttna Monday, March ~ Thc: "'~t>ctlllc:d '\tudents of
I ('\\I\ und Clark rccche. .. it~ budget from the S49 ac.ttVIIIC:ol rce plltd b'
each 'tudent.
If the 'enate appro\~ the propo~d budget a' 11 nov. 'tand,. 11 wtll
go to student bod~ p~1dent Rob) Robert\ for his oppt0\111 If Robert~
\elOC!o the budget, the senate wtll re\ue rt
Pat Mannmg '\SLC vic:c:-prcs1dent ol finnnc:c: and tnformauon
heud~ the Budget and Fmance Committee. '4htch h1" tentauvel~
allocated S 15.000 to SOFA and S 13,200 to the forum \err~ B1ll Butler,
dueetor of SOFA. reque$ted a budget of S24,000 for hi\ or!!Dnt7atton
I h<' forum sen~ alloatton n cquulto the amount re~ue .. tc:d b) 'ene~
dir«tor M1kc Ford
Manntn~ ~~atd the cornmtltcc: felt thot SOJ-\ had not accompli1thed
enough thl' vear 1 he commtllte intended 10 N'hale up sorA 0 ltttle"
b\ o11loamn$ the or~ntlltton s-4,000 le'~ than tb pre-.cnt budg~t .
Manning told Butler at hm Monda) " <.enute meeung
Editor'> and mnnngcl" olthe tudent communawllon' -the Ptcmur
l..uK. Radio K l C, the ltteran Revte\1., and the yearboo~ -hove
proposed to \\.lthdra"' tho'e organirauons from \cnute fundin8 and
ctahhJh a .. Medta Acth1t1~ Ftt• to ensure stable fundmg ol the four
'tudent med1a on campu . ( ec: related M<H) on page I )
Oaher rttammendattoru. b) the Budgct11nd Ftnance committee tor
the prc:limtnAC) budgea are a) follov.)
•The: Pion,-~' Logwasalloaued SS 920 The ~tudent paper ortgtnalh
asked fM an operating budl!tl of S7 400
•The I C chapter of thc: Oregon \tudent Public Interest R~carch
Group w1u allocated SS 000 The group had ~ked for $6,000
•The 'li team, \\.htch had a!ll..ed for $7 976. SO. \\8.\ recommended to
recet\c: $),988,2.5.
• Radio K l C had rc:quc:\ted a 1979-1:!0 budget of S6,l SO. fhe Budget
und fmancc: Commmce recommended $3,075
•The \earboo~ "'u aOocated us Cull fundtng rc:que~t of $2,700.
• Requcated ~alnn~ for the manugef\ and edt! Or\ or the (our media
totaled S2 400 Tha1 request \\in approved by the committee
•1 he lnternuuonul Affatn As.\OCtnuon had requc::sted S3,000. buttt
waa ~UitJ!'CSied to re~1Vc: $2,500.
• fhc luerurv Revrew On8Jnally osk~ for S4,l91 It was allotated
$2,145.
•Aiptne Club was recommended to receive $1,058 40, after an
onginal request of S I,S 12.
•Crew T eum ~a' allocated it~ rcqu~t of S800
•The A LC president wdl rece.tve the ,.me \Diary as latt year. $750.
•S11lane~ for the two ASLC Ytce-prc:s•dent,. were recommended to be
S600 c:aeh.
•Chd. photography club wa!l allocated $661 for upphes and
darboom npcnSC$ ,
• The u.thng tum W1U Lcntativel) budgeted S4SO after requesting
S64.S
• The rally squad rcceJ\C:d its full requ~r of $42.S
·~alar~ for the ASLC office administrator w-a' tentattvel) ~et at
SJSO
•Allocation~ for sa.Jan(.) for the A~l C uec:utt~e secretary and the
s.cnatc: secrc:tan totaled $300 •
•Student for Gay R1ghu. wa\ allocated S200 after reque,rrns SJ 000
•The Women's Caucu,, v.h1ch &!>ked for $2,000. wa' allocated S200
•1 he Blacl Students Un1on request for $600 wns cut to SlOO Mo .. t lc:lt c:arlv m the morntnJ:l
v..uttng ror the linnl Portland
loreca't \\hen the weathermun "~Old
the .. un wouldn't .\htnc well in
Pnrtlnnd dt'>pttc the echp\C eM
engine' \'<crt firc:d up 1 rufltc "•"
reported he a\\ on eu,tbound
I rcev. ·'"" • "I ,.., .. , 'O glnd I got to 'ee the
\\.hole thmg," utd Marla Munntch,
"hu dro\c: to Ctoldtndnlc Mundn\
mormng ''It V.ol\ JU\t one ,pee; "l here were JUst people lined up
.til o\ c:r 1 he lnwn." ~utd Tnmmy
T homp,on "We v.ere nil 11nnd10g
'llecpy 'II udenh wutchcd ltc
ecltpoce hom thcrr room, Otfwn
\lcpt oft "prc-ecltp:o.e purtrc •· or·~
ntght (und morntns) bel ore and t..,
to wtut unt1l the ,1\ o'dock nc_,lt
~ce whutnstronomcrs termed a oncr.
tn u-lifcttme el\pencncc
.. All I kno" '" nc>.t ttme l'tq
to be out tn the m1ddle or the OCQI."
\llld Tom Ntat .. I wnnt to be 10 4 baa
wtth only water around me nnd let
the whole thmg \hoot aero,, Itt
!tky"
fhc nc:Jtt total 1olnr c:chp'c ,
be Auguat, 2017 ,
• draft only a matter of
( 'nthia O""rn~
Ill lht l'fnnttl t111
C'htna mvaded Vtetnnm two
wee~' ago The Sovret Unron
'"·•rned C'h1nu to pull back. '''troop'>
"htle the lJ mted 'tut~ c:auuoned
the: t.hme<;c: to keep the: tncunton
from c:rupttng tnto u full-scale wnr
The l nlled 'totes then a urcd the
Ru~'tan~ there wa~ no need to worr)
Mean" h1le tn the l ~ there u
need to v. orr'\
The r:normou~ co~t and vn~t
tnc;ompeten~ of thc: all volunteer
.trm\ ho~ led Congreu to cona1der
rc:tnstating the draft, even 1f the
Un1ted States remurn~ at peace
'lo b11ls hnve yet been offic:tally
propo,cd, but several arc tn the
rMkrng and ~uppon tn both Con·
gress and the Hou1e of Rcpresen­
tutlves is growmg rapidly
Lewts and Clark Collcae has
chosen Chaplain George Aberle to
coordtnatc its effort against
rcuuratemcnt of the drafl. Aberle
wtll anform and counsel students on
what to do a( a new draft occun
Aberle has kept up on the draft
tuue for month' Although he t5
ogam~t remstatement. he believes it
" only a matter of umc before 11
happens Problem!! wrll uri\e he
illld, tf the government trie' to en
force il peu~t1me draft
.. , don't thtnk there would be
much problem wtth us (tn getttng
volunteer.. tfthe Unttcd Stut~dec1d
cd] entering either [u mn]or Furo­
pean or Japanese] wur," \Uid Aberle
"Buc 1f there ,., ~imply il rctnr.tute
ment of the draft, there wall be
problc:ms ·• •
trnc:k or where people are ond how Accordtngto Aberle, one might hJit
mu O\ young people there will be a't to quahfy nan consc:ienttous ObJectOt
any ~tven ttme 1 for ench brunch o( the milit&l)
The draft loucry, if chosen. wtll sepnrutcly fhe consctenttous obJCC·
more than hkely be kept secret and tor. Aberle 'UlJd, must beiJn lc·
lhO\C Wllh low numben Wtll prepare tO apply tn advnn~ o( thr
probably be gaven no more than 10 I ten-day noli~ nnd have the
day" to report necessary documents ready
"Suppose you're gomg to sct~p One other mductton plan too
U draft and it's Unpopular If your eludes 8 type Of CIVilian WOrk f0111
plan rs to draft people and not allow dunnJ peaccttme That plan "OIIId
them to IC4ve the country," said n:qutre nil young Amcncans to~
Aberle, ''what better way than by not one or two yenn doang Vt~ti-I)JII
g1vrng them enough time to constder work under the supei'Vlsion of the
all the1r opt10n1'r government "Tht~ would be u
There arc waya to avoid JDJtita.ry I enormous process of geartng up ror
,ei'Vlcc phyaical or mental in-one or two year of everybody's hlr
compcten~; hardshtp cues. where m the whole nnuon," Aberle $81d
one famJ.ly member 11 needed at Now tt IS o matter of wnttrngror
home, 1! a penon has a skill essen hal Congress to oct on the proposah:
~o the war effort; conscientious o~ For the mcnnttme, Aberle's JObuto
Jectors; !coVIn~ the country or going monitor what ts going on He kccpu
undc~ground m the U.S. or openly complete file of informatJOn and u
rc(usmg to serve. uvu1loble to nddrc~ groups nnd 1n·
Aberle atud '' 1s unUkely there d1V1duuls He nho keeps rhe colleif
wtll be uny college deferment admtm,tratton mformed .
progrnm. There,, also the poss1btlir y "When anyone feel• the)' maJht
there wtll be no deferment for be n C 0 [con~cienuou, objector!
marned couples wuh or wuhout I'm wrlhngto 'Itt down wtth them aDd
chtldren or pregnant women, help them dectde whether they m•Jhi
although the ubove hsted categones be or nor U they arc: I w11l work ,.iU
mtght defer n penon from the front them on how to proceed ·•
hne\ and confine htm or her to
crvrltun dut)
It may be extremely hard under
the nev. drnft propo-.al to obtatn the
~~~• u.' of ,, con~c1c:nuous objector. Aberle encourage'! student\ ro
write to the1r 'enator und ~
gre,~men "On gra" root\ ktnd1 d
•~sue,, 50 letter.. nrc con~1dercd a
lnnd!lhde ·•
fhe U S. Army. Nuvy, Murtnc'i
and A1r Force combmed now hnvc
ovc:r 2. I million troops: more troopa .-------------------------- ........ than tt'~ ever had during pcn~trmc -1 t-~lle Ot:Wt)'
we·re your frtends up on the comert I
We are Burlingame Chevron and we would like to
thank you at LewtS and Clark for your continued
patronage.
And to show it We offer you at L & C continuing
100/o Discounts on mechanical work-Parts &
Lab?r. We also have free pick-up and delivery
serv1ce.
CHEVRON
Our Way of saying .. Thanks" "But the qucsuon 111: who define;) an
'adequnte lor~'r ~td Aberle
The Presbyterian Chnplom autd
1f II were: Up to the Pentogon, the
L ') would have enough forces that
Mwe wtll be prepared for any type of
contrngcn t war." But. he pomta out,
that " what we pa) the people 10 the
Pc:nto@on to do thrnk war and
they 'pend each day .tntlctpa trn~J It
.. Hopefully the Congrc!'l w1ll
listen to both stde\ and come out tn
the m1ddlc," !latd Aberle who hope\
there " some tdeolo(l.lcal boluncc
between the m1htury leaden and
lho'e who want no mahtury druft at
all
r xactly how the drurt will be: \C:t
"Ill question. [he prC:\'IOUS dmfiiUW
rn thia country wa rcv .. cd tn 1972
nnd Cl!.pirc:d 1n 1973 and locul druh
and ••pptal' bo..rd!l were: aboll•hed
10 1975
Most plun now bcmg con·
8605 "T ...... .:u:ger Blvd. Jldered mclude rc:g;atnttton lor 1 R
I c-1 WLW throuflh 22·year-old malt\ und Comer of Terwilliger & Taylors Feny . ftmal~ . Some plan\, hOWC\>er, cull .._ __________________________ 1ror rc:g11trataon of ull 16-yc:ar-old~ in
order for lbr governmen t ro keep
2 .. GEORGE ABERLE Ct11thl11 t.,. ..
· If the.~e Is simply a reinstatement of the draft, there will be
~rbobl
1ems. according to Lewis and Clark Chaplain George ere .
Pwnf'a log. March /, 1919 1 1vte Evans. Gaby J
Jarhln Twitchell per
1 old Beetles favorl t~
Mathern a:
'ltlt lla)"ard
or 11w Ptonctt I oa
When Cuhformo
kpn to worry about th
rtungenc:~\ crab popul
f'OPie would not have
1(01UUJI n muthc:matiCIO
But thnt tS JUSt w~
tJ The man they tu
•obert McKelvey. wf
~u and Clark lnst we
mt ~inter lnter~liCip J
McKelvey uses ml
.odch to qunnufy d
problem).
MYou're gomg to
ore a bout peoj
lllthcmattcal met hod!i
the 'loetal )Ciences,
t.tid in an 1nter'Vlcw wrtl
~
\ mnthemahca l n
auempt to translate sot
1bout the: worktngs of t
prO«~\ or some n
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thrs ad worth
Umted Hair Fot
0239 S W Hamil
l'ronur Lof. March I. , It lo hapJ!tn
t.>hen at ftno.tll) Clij
Jghl for ·• nunutc'
Ill "But 11 \\II' • • 1ng
lc1 added th4t
)n tc:lc:va'ton ;!It,
ortlnnd waa ''"'·
wn' ~crcum1n1 ,:n't the onl~ 0.
lccmed Ia go" , •
1~0 ppenred llltj
tid, lhough, "flrl
111 cd Dtrda al
oolong rruntt~al'
' n nd other har•
nt!l "utchtd '" r room\ Othm
M! pnrtte •· of 1~
g) bel ore Jnd hal
o'dock nc-.re
~r~ termed 11 onu.
IC:nce
neJtt lime, 1._
dlcofthc~·
ant to be'" a hal
ound me nnd l(t
1hoot nero,, 1):
solar eehp\C ,,
time·
, one might httt
.cntious ObJtaat
:>f the milit&r)
• ICICOliOUS objcc.
must beJin lc
advance or tht
nd have tht
s ready
uction plan 10-
P•an work fora
:Oat plan \40ulil
nencans to sent
oing Vistt-f)JI!
>Ct'VlSIOn Of lht
would be u
r geanng up fOf
everybody'a hit
'•· Aberle satd
~r of waitinat01
the proposab
1berle's Job IJ lo
~on . He keepu
rmotion and u
r8rOUpS and IQ·
·cps '"he collcrr
llcd
~Js they miJhl
;aou) obj~torJ
1 wath themalld
ther they rruJIIr
I wtll worL. '<'it•
;:ted ..
Je~ students lc
!on and coo-
root\ lunds m
~ comidcred 1
:tre will be
n George
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YELLOW SUBMARINE 1\'" F•brtd,
()ltvla Evens Goby Altschul, Debbie Nichols and contribution The third annual Llpaync was held In
uarlyn Twitchell performed "Yellow Submarine," Copeland's Rusty Noll restaurant on February 24.
1enold Beatles favorite, In Copeland C-50's Llpsync Forest Hall dorms will hold Ita "Lipslnk" March 3.
Mathematical methods solve social problems
'lttt llnward pro«'lll, nnd to reformulate thnt an mnthemnttcal mod"h were
011~-t l'lunrtt 1 111 mnthemutical lnnguage ond then to however, ncccnary tn the modern
When Cuhformu h,hcrmcn U\C mnthemuttcs to rcnson about it," world "Nature 11 so comphc:aced
btpn II) worry ubout the nuctuntmg McKelvey ~•d . tho! after a while II bccomCll almoat
crub populnuon. moat "In htstory for example, people •mposllblc to the humnn mtnd to
~pk would not have thought to are attempting to u~ muthcmntacal balance off and determme what wall
consult 3 mnthc:mohCJan analyn\ to re-cxamme concluttons be c:quahbnum for the variety of
But tho! l!i JUS! whnt ra~hermen about I he role or the InStitUtiOn of force! thot come Into pia)'." he Jald
til Tht mnn they turned to wn'> slo\lery .. nd \I. hoc that had to do wuh WMuthemattc:al onal)'1111 does enable
· Robcn \.ic~elve), who spoke at the onset of the Ctvll \\< ar " he \UJd You to do that. It won't tell you what
lfloil and Clark lost week os part of McKelvey cued economac'l und thoo,c force\ arc, and 1t won't verily
me ~inter mter-disctphnnry sen~ p!>ychology a• e. ampln of where that )'OUr as.1ump11ons are nght
\lcKclvey u,es mnthematlcol mathemaucal models ha"e been put 1 ho e arc still emptric:al uuda~ ..
odel' to quonhfy certatn social to u~e But, he warned, the am Ho\l.c\.er, mathcmaucul waY!'
rroblcm\ phcanon~ of th" arc not always nrc not a substitute for more
.. You're goanr to be hcanng bcntgn WPc:oplecnn rcaion their way trudtttomll.tpproacbe~ ... It\ another
aorc about people us1ne to bnd conclu:uon~ a well O\ good dtmen\aon ~ McKcl\ley swd, .. and
r.athcmaucal methods 10 problems on~ A great deal or c:auuon mu-.1 be you wtll undcntand better a problem
10 th~ ,0c:u11 ~c•ences,'' McKelve)' u~cd an settins up the guad1ng you look ut from many onaJt:\." • ual Lipsync popular;
students fill R Nail
I "lit Ot"t)'
01 tilt l'lunrn l ttl
Elvt C o•tello performed at
Co~land'• Rully Narl on February
2A So dtd Barbra <itrc1und, Bruce
'Spnnpteen. the Beatie. .. the Rollin&
Stones, and many other stan.
Copeland's thtrd annu.l Ltp­
.sync waa a tremendous succes.t u
arudent• packed rnto the Rusty Nail
to watch their peen lipsync. the sonp
of the •tan.
Steve Fendrich, oriJinacor or
the Ltpaync, acted as rruuter of
ocremoniet , thereby &Cittn& the op­
portunity to deliver has numerous
•fendrich joket" for which he ts well
known.
One performer feJt Fendnch's
jokes helped cure Slllfc fright in the
pcrformen ... The JOkes were so bad
that we knew we couldn't postibly be
any worse rhon that." .. For a while it drdn't look like it
would come together .. -...ad l.udwrg
.. Howevtr. It turned out u well Ill r
had hoped h waa a lot of fun."
Both Fendrich and t.udwtg
were pleased the Forc1t Oonns will
present 8 .. Forest up,tnkM on March
J. The c:o.:ent "'ill be 11ponson:d by
Students Orpnated for Acll~tltc:s "l
think tl's nioc that they also padcd
up the idea, although u 'ore of takes
the spark OUI or the Copeland one,M
satd Fendnch .
.. 1 think it AYJ ll lot lor
Copeland Donn that we: dad n 111
ouuelves, llnd didn't hllve to be
sponsored by SOFA," satd l.Ud\\tg.
Each l.apsync pertonner re­
ceived a S2.SO g~Cc certiJic:ate to the
' Rwty NaJI ·\ccordana to lud\l.tg,
tbe Copeland Dorm Counctl, whtch
J\c:cordtn~ to Fendneh. rhe Lio-spon.tored the UJt'ync, paid forS2 of sync: tdea t.~me from o fnend auend- h fi ·
tng I he Umverstly of Colo d Th eac certa ecute, \lthouah _busaneu
laps.,.,c had bee ra o he at the Rusty NarJ waulo\4 Saturday ,.. n compettttve m t e ~nang because peo 1: ~e•e un-patt, but the compctuaveneQ had bl t b h ' P. . be " a C 0 U)' anyt rna IIOCC 11 WDll
pl:nw~~:u::7:~~na ~~e:car ~ Pf~ crowded Ludwaa. sard the Nail will
C)'C1 out," 'atd Fendric:h . ~I pwas profit from the upsync because tl
wonderina if people would enter this tntroduocd a lo• or ~ople from other
year if tl wun't C()mpetitive . This dorms to Copeland s restaurant .
year the l.tpsync wu much more
cordial and eomfonable . ~
Copeland rcstdents Dave
Ludwig and uun Boehler were
respons1ble for 1 he tipn nc, accord-• • ang to Copelnnd Resident Oarec:tor
Dtane <iavuae. E11eryone agreed the upsync
WllJ a Jot of run. Freshman Marnte
Johnson Jaid, .. , WJsh there would be
another Upsyoc: nut term. ow
that people know "'hAt 11 tJ, there
would be a lot more participll·
Iron .. •
u~in.•nanteNtewwt ththcA on~" ~sumptionsolnmodel,"hc,ntd •tt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
,_ •• amportant to remember thnt wf,
A mothemn tu:ul model 111 "an models are at bctt ab\tracuon$ of
attempt to trunslate some queshon~ perceived truth, und unle,, UAed
about tht worktngs of ~omc n.tturnl c:auuou..ly they can lead one B4truy ...
pr01;(\' or ,ome man-involved McKelvey went on to ay
' • CHAMBER CONCERT
Lawrence Smith, Conductor
Endre Granat, Violinist
8:00pm, March 5
Agnes Flanagan Chapel
Shubert/Overture In The Italian
Style
BachNiolin Concert No. 1
Bartole/Music for Strings, Per­
cussion and Celeste
Tickets: $6.00 adults, $4.50
students
at the Info. desk.
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Un1ted Hair Force
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double occupancy, trasnfecs between hotel &
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Puellnd. OR s.me 2441181 ext m -
#'ro,," Lor. March J. /979 3 -
•
• Judge orders payment
for son "s college costs
Thr Penn,vl\ant., 'upcnor Court
ordered a r.u~burah man to conunuc pn}'lng
for pllrt Ol h1 ~on', Colle~~ C'\f"CO ~
Oa\1d Hutchcn,oo , a 'ophomorc at the
lJnt\cNl\ ,,, Ptu,burgh , ,ued both h•'
rarent' who arc ~cparnted lor collc{lc c\
pen t' 'upcrior Court Jud~ Donald\\ 1cAnd
ordcn:d nand', fnther to P<l' hi, .. on S7~ II
month during the 'chool \Ut :.nd ordered h1'
mothe1 to p.l~ S::!.S a month plu' Cooo and
he Iter
The JUd~ found that Hutchcn~on could
ma~c the p:l) ment' "'-' ithout undue
h3rd har -WiCllnd ~•d he lound the fa.her
mtended lor hl' son to have a cotlegf educa­
tion and he noted that two older w~tc~ hod
bath tt«l\Cd collese educatton~
Military action p~ble
to protect oil interests
Oclcn'c ccrctar) Harold Bro14n 'aid
O\er the weocl..end that the Untied State' lA
prepared to ut~e mihtar) fon;e. "•f ap·
propriate," to protect "' oil source~ m the
MidcaM. Real orld
Oil executives fight for
no government controk
Gcwcrnment leudcn and o1l tndl.IIIIJ
execuuvc!t are banllna over o•l pricn _,
ch:tnjC\ 10 the lnw~ controlhna pru:a
tmporl'~
The C uner adman1strnuon wanh to
on the Nuttonol Energy plan enact~ ~
t ongres' la~t yeur The leg"lata\-e puu11
conml~ or hvc btll' culling for tux-crcdita
home encrg_V·'IUV IO(I tmprovcmen"· utilt)
rnte ancreusc'l, areatcr usc of coul, o rise •
nlltuml gus pnc:e~ and general con'CnttQ
mca11ure~ .
fhe 011 andustr} 14aot~ pnce contrt"t
hfted rrom crude otl nod p!iohne fhcy
i'he voluntary nuturc or man) of the mCUWta
and the probabthty of more federal mtc.._,
uon 10 the market and natural ga' as problca.
wtth m11ny of the propoaalll.
A\lthouah the t&,ue~ are ,eporate, they111
hound to provoke support and oppo!itlo nlld
contr.tdtct each other on 'leventl basc:1
-<..omplltd from CPb, PNS.
and AP wlrtStnlta
by Cynthia Ow•
"Protection or the Oil Oo14 from the
Midea't it~ ciCllrl) part of our vital mterest~. ·•
~•d Bro14n -In protection of thC'e \1tal
mtcre't', 14e'll take any action that'~ ap­
propnat~ tndudang the usc of mihtan force · Students oppose gage
Brown added that force may not be
nec:nnr) m c'ery c:a~e . But, he \Ind. man)
nattoru in the Mideast rcc:oJmlc 11 threat from
the ~0\1tl Union.
Thousands of Chinese
die in Vietnam invasion
Vietnam claamed 1t~ tountcr-anael:mg
aroop5 \.:tiled thou~nd~ of Chinese in ~cckend
banlcs along the border and a totaJ ot 16 000
ince the IR\Mion bc:pn I' dav ago
ln \.to ..co"'. the SoV\Ct\ conunucd to
ac:cus,c the tlmted <;uatea of eneouragma Chma
m 1U "' r aptnl\ \ 1ctnam. c.ttn@ Treasury
Sec:rt'lltl") Michael Blumenthal' current ""it
to Chtna
The Carter admmulration <iiUd it WI)
conunuing to apph preMur~ on the Chtne-.c to
end the war and the Bntuh have slowed down
ta!U for the sale of \\arplancs to Pckmg
China, meanwhile. ,.u1d 11 has almo t
completed its pi"C$Cnt dlsetphnan acuon
apmat Vtctnam and will 11oon be pulhn~
troops out of the ~mall southe3SI A1ian
count!'\'. •
Flow of oil from Iran
to begin within 15 days
Oil ia to begin flowing I rom Iran wnh•n 15
da)" accordioato the ne9o' ao,c:rnmcnt wuhin
that nation. A spoke.rnan said the deetaton to
resume e'ports was made to breathe new hre
mto I ran's de\"Utated cc:onom), and to caac
worldwide supply problema that arc: being
blamed for recent price tncrcuc:s.
Iran's oil worken, who went on stnke last
fall 1n support of Ayatollah R uhollah
Khomcim's mo\cmcnt apinst the ~hah. have
returned to 1he wells The go,ernment has
made it clear, however, it docs not tntend to
return productton to 111 prc\JOu& le,eb.
Iran wa• formerlv the world'" t.econd • large t uporter of oil. Jam to' Pa' lin
( nlltar p,,... '~"'ltf
BO TON Mass The Ma.\Uchu<ett
legi,lature was be.~teged la~t week by busload11
or \tUdenu from the Umver\lty or
Mac;,nchu'lellll·Amherst, thotUands of leucn
trom campu .and an abortl\C ~phone-ln ..
demon!ltrouon a' 11 pondered b•ll~ that would
ru1'e the lega.l dnnk1ng age •n the sulte from 18
to 19, and later. to the age of 21
Over fifty ball calling for ,ome ktnd of
mcreaote in the dnnkmg age ha-.e been filed
smce con"~enatave Ocmocrouc Governor
Ed\\ard J t...ma wa~ cl~ted last No"ember
fhe platform on whtch K.ang rehed anc:luded B
plcdac to do )omethana about tecn·asc dnnk-
'"' But K 1ng probably didn't Cor~ec the
react1on 'tudent' would have AI the Um\ct"\t·
" ol Ma.,sachu!lells-Amhent, ,tudento; • 'quee1ed antoa c:umpu~ tavern rnllv. orgumzed
b) a uudent group, where the) heard Mudenl
sovcrnmcnt co-prc,tdent Herb Ty!lon warn
that u rn•sc m the dnnkm& aae would urge
\IUdcnt., '"out of the ban. tnto thear cars. and
onto the haghway." tudent go-.emmcnt con­
tnbuted SSOO to a lobb)'lng effort. and helped
collect another SISOO from area bun nod
hquor ~tore ..
On Ltncoln', Btrthdny. over a thousand
letter' from students were dehvcred to state
leJnlators , followed by three buslonds of
tudcnts. who packed the ttallery for the
deb~ne Ken Mosakow\ICJ, ditector of the
Student Center for Educattonal R~earch and
Ad' OCMCV. a~ked student\ back on cam pur. to
bombard the st.stc·hou"'e wuh calls 1» the
afternoon 'ICUIOn ~llllrted, thus tyang up the
capual'' phone hnC1 fhe phonc-10. however,
nc\er qUite came off
The 5to~nt~· lobbytng ef(orta dtdn't
"'ork 14ell. either lhe Houae paned a measure
raiatng the legal a~ for bu)'lng alcohol for
off-preml\el'l tonsumpuon to 21 over the
ne"t two year Ma.,$8chu£ctta hod lowered the drtnkmg atte to 18 tn 1973.
The broadly-ba<~ed ,tudent parttetpau on
10 the lobbymg effort. though. was probnbly
the baggest dcmonstrauon th1s year at UMo,,.
Amherst. normally thouaht or OS on .. actiVISt .. campus
Yet nett her the U Mo~~ "upheaval" nor the
MB'l\l!chuseu,· legtslature·, tinkerang Wlth
alcohol age hmns nrc umque Several !!lUtes,
genctall) concerned about dnnlung an hagh
,chool. huvc: reconsidered laws and pohctes
that affect dnnlung on college campu~ .
Last full. Michapn votcra approved n
mea~urc mt<~ing tbe dnnking age to 21 Stroh'
Brewery of Detro1t pulled au ad' out of the
Mirh•gon Stoll Ntws when the paper opposed
the referendum Leu dramnuc:ally , state
\Chool' have been qutetl) re-ahgning campus
~lcohol pohCJe' 10 the measure's woke One
state college banned all olcohohc beverage
on "' c:nmpus The Wiscon~m legi!tlaturc opened lost
month amsd rumors that leJP~Iollon would be
mtroduc:ed lo rai~ the dnnkmg age there
Go"ernor Lee Dreyfus, htmaelf a former
college chanc:c:llor 'Wid he probably wouldn't
\cto the mea~ure af 11 ever made 1110 h11 de~k.
but he wouldn't mtroduce the measure either
J\t Towson State m Marvland , the ad­
num~trauon recently prohibited fratcrmlles
and soronll~ from cllmg liquor The only
alcohol available on campus now 15 the beer
sold by the campu~ food serv~ce, whtch
charaes 60 centl a glo<~s
Ju<~t as many other school~. though, have
made recent conccutona to alcohol, whach
,tudte\ how 111 by far student!!' favorite
recreational drug. A Claronfdt of Hfghn
Education report laat year clatmcd 9S percent
of all college ~tudenu. dnnk alcohol A more
recent 'tudy. bv Ruth C Engs of the Univen•·
ty of Indiana, put the figure at 80 percent
Slippery Rock College an Pennl'ylvama
began handina out permua allowmg cnmpua
orpnauuon' to Jell liquor Lu t spring,
We!ltern llhno11 Umveouy allowed beer kegs
bud. 1nto dorm part) rooms aher unnouncmg
1ts earher prohibiuon had been .. u fnalurc " imtlnrly. the Univeoaty of South Carotil\l
hfted 1ts ban on beer snle1 at the c&mJ!Q
canvcnacncc !lore when nn adnurustra\1\'a
commtttec dascovcrcd 5\Udent~ were mmn
cartmp beer onto campu• from more diStat!
,tort~ nt h•gher pnces. the dtscovery ~
1 rented B!i a consumer issue An amendmn~
la1t year chnnged a 19S9 Cahforrua Ia.
prohtbating package hquor ,ole5 Wlthm a nuk
of Califormn state schools
fhe mo~t eloquent argument for oo­
c:umpos alcohol 'ale~ also c:ume from C.alif01·
ma, where lnat sprang the Sun Jose Slltr
Umv er..tt~ acadenuc: <~enntc: argued "alcohol¥
beverngco, enhance: the lexu:al sophtstJc:utioBtl
the umver~uty by sttmulaung sc:holan to lilt
Latm words such as "hie'"
1 he prohtblttoruaLs, on the other hnJ.
f requcntl} cite highwny-fatohty rutes and "art·
tmg. liquor out of high $Chools"a.s the rationak
for re'ltrictmg consumpuon among those
der 21 In MB<~'Inchu<~etts . prohtbauomsts W:
nuMng the; dnnkmg age to 19 wa~ not enoup
bctau'\e many hagb school 'lena on ore 19 1'bt1
also mode use of a state report showma ash~
increase an motor fotaliti~ among 18-to-21
ycar-old!l ••nee 1 he lcgotl age wns lowered to II
'" 1973
But ~tote Senator John Ohvcr. a forme:
U M1u'l chenustry profcs'lor who opp~
ru1sang the age hnut, diSputed the findtnp. Hr
~•d blood test, at the State Pollee loborato~¥~
'how there wa~ mdeed a 2S percent 1ncrusc11
fatallllc~ for the finl two years after the''
hm•t wa'l lowered. but that the haahway dc:ati
rale ha• smce returned to what it wllJ bdon
1973
In Wi~con~m . the fatality rate has allo
rtmnsned the 'nme '!nee that state lowered Ill
hard liquor dnnkmg age to 18 1n IQ7l
Ohver added that Mauachuse tt!l currCIII·
ly hM the '~l:otth•lowe'l t htghwoy fatality ratu
the nouon. and the five states wuh IO\\Cr niCS
all ullo~ 18-yeur-olds to drink legally Healsc
c:11ed •• Cntholic Umvenlly $tudy whaeh pur·
portc:dly showed htah school senion 10 state
w1th a 21 year-old limn dnnk more than thott
in ~lUte\ wuh a lower lim1t '
res en!
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The Lej
I t\1 <. rntmnst
Of lht l'lnn«t I Ul
II ) oo thmk yO\
ba\e )OU parnnoad ne
unul you ~ce Jame5
fnghtt nmgly rcoh,llt
th( mnn you'd love to
\o profeslior -fea
1hould lniS'> Fugenc I
l'UUII pl11)'108 tOOl
Saturday, Murch 3 on I
ctarl. I " Atrc!l 1 heau
The hour-long ~
open' w1th u :.torched
\iaad ~tratghtenmg \
whach the t~ ... oo ''to U1
Pup•l urnve\, meets (
snd the le~son begm'
1 he Puptl ha:. hop
hu doctornte desrc:c, ~
to recall all four of thl
fint \he '' pohte but <:1
the Prole'I'Or I!> mecl
around the edge ,.., thl
Jnlo ll!o ane,uable chr1
po"er rolc'l ure revcr.,e!
ang d"play o
authontano msm
A~ the Pup1l,
pl3)'\ the lovely dem\1
na1vett! wtth em put hett
fint \he bounce!> off tt
unobtrusave Prof~<~or
and eager wilhngn~ to
1tory progresse" , and
patiful knowledge ol
1purs the Professor
ttrade. the Pupil becom
and Withdrawn B' one vJ
ett the answers nght
The play 11> dtrc
anduote Marlo Carls
C'lsttng choiCC!!. wer
\tonaer'Ci very he1ght e
tuc 11nce cverylhmg '"
tamped and crooked.
Onholthorr.. po~uuon
of tht theater depnrt
no1dnhle pnrallel11.
0\tholthorr C"'"''
proper. dtgnafacd maste
adista tcluheamine\'1
h•t 'quca~mg 'hoe'i a
has lpe(lacle'>
The Profe. ,or """'!
the room. boulder'
V.l~p\ ol htur !>IICkiOll
neu hll\ chulk du"t und
natl~o \' he take'
ltuon he manapulnte\ t ·
tV.I\1\ ht!lo m•lrUCtiOil
•rtthmctu: to frcnt
dnll~ He gam~ dom1n
\tlle\! !!hJl\ from a reed
dctp, mumadnt ang rc
4 Pwnur IAR . .Marrh /, 1911 Piont'r'f l.ug, .\larch I. ght for
controk
nd oil tndllllz)
r 011 pr1~ llf
•llina prict~ ._
>n wont, to b~
Inn enacted ~
~'IIOliVC P.ttkall
>r tnx-c:redita
vement,, uti!Q,
f cool, ll rile 11
rul c:on"enliJGa
pnce c:ontrl)\
'ohne Thty tilt
of the metltlra
rederaltn tcn<Q.
gas as prc1blcl!l
:parate, tlleyan
I opposatio n lad
ruJ ba..es
tm CPS, PNS,
.P wlr~trYka
:rnthla 0•1111
•e ' iouth Carotir.a
Ill the c:ampg
admanatBOO&
:s were menn
:n more dullrl
d ISC:OVCI) '"
~n amend111e1
Califorrua y,
~ Wlthtn am«
ament for M­
e from Cahfoc·
an Jose 'illlt
~ued "alc:ohoLc
IPhisllcalloocl
lcholars to uv
le other hao4
ratesand"Jd·
u the rntionn
long tho~c ~W­
ibtllomsu aid ,
tns not enoup
rs are 19 Thc)
owina o~ 'h&tf
tong 18-to-ll·
tlowered to II
liver. a fortncl
who oppmcd
e findiDJ' He
~ lo boratot~t~
en t mt<reut c
1 after the 'II
~ishway dcat~
it WUI bc(on
rate hu abc
Ue lowered l1l ,n IQ72
~etts currcnl·
fC&tolit y rate~
th lower rate~
ga II y He all<'!
ly wh1ch pw·
~tor~ an alltfl
~re than thOit •
.e. Entertainment
~cape audience must t
J i11a C:rotnlnt
Ot lhr Pionnr I Ul
As the vtcwera of filnu and
playa, the bulk of llUdent!i 31 Lew11
nnd Clark prefer fa11t phy"cal nc:uon
whtch requarea httlc or no thankmg
on 1 hear p.arts
f.tke for example, the pop
ulnrity o( Jaws, Suprtman. Ammal
Houri' or Sawrdo•· Night I iv~
All have depended on the pervastvc
lienSaiJOII..&hlm of temfytng c:hases,
whomp-'em-over-thc--hcad alapstick
or snicker}· seltual innuendoes
Humo~n rclataonshtp become Jecon·
dar.v when Superman JUU)t:\
hehcopten and avalanches, or when
Mr Btll of Soturdal NtKht ln·~
(made of modehni clay) takes a
shower.
Stmilarly, there is no analytical
comprehe nsion nec:e,~ry when
•mmol Houst'J John Belush1 spth n
wud of mashed potot()C) from hi
mouth m ,, ta.ateleM stub at ptmple
humor .. , he plfly ia ull subtut,'" aaid
I IVClay. Thou@h at wlls ea.y to
tml(llne Beth wulkana on the beach
qu•etly or re•ponding tenderly to th~
touth or htor lo\11:r's hund nn the b~ck
of her nrck. i1 wus dtfftcult to read
any cmot1on.1l depth tnto her refusal
to acknowledge her husband
De:1p1tc Cor bccaui\C of) the con­
lnt\tl thut spin the couple,
IAndrropt' force$ the audience to fill
in the blanks as the tenston mounta.
No •olid conc:lusions are apparent.
and that intrisuma aspect is whar
thnlls l.l\tsa) the most There is a
wonderfully ironic: ptctt of Jound
c:dtting at the h&hts go down and an
1nsip1d rad1o ;announocr·s voace
teases, •J'm gonna play some muJtc:
for you-well. you can call 11
mu"c .. ..
l.a ... ~ay presents a challcnl!e for
htm~lf as Y..elt 1u the actors an tryina
to create dramattc uctton without
phytical uc:tmn
• -we wuntcd to know ho~ far
you could llO,"I.t"e a)' tnJd ... b there any limat W'llh on audience as to
apprcciauna a pure theater piece?
Wb.lt ir there were not only no
murder~, but no phystcal
mantlesuuions that go beyond the
ae1or's otlin radms1
"Do we aull have a phtyr'
The audience who st.ayed after
the play 5eemcd to think so. In
lh·dy question-and-answer period tt
was obvious that most of the
aud•enC'C had become in\'olved Wlth
the tketchy but touchtn8 liH:s of
Duff and Beth.
l.hesay. Lawhon and Smtth
should all be conaratulated fCir u­
penmenting wtth theater convention
b) u,mg unonhodox mcahods. And
the nut time you aubJcct yourselJ to
slick dnem.tiJC or televised pabulum
and feel like rou've ~«n " before.
chcd. the theater noteboard ne.\t to
the bookltorc . Chances are that
refrethanl production ~:oncepta are
besng cJtplored. student-dtrected
play is a terrible thtng to Wlt.Jtc. •
JAMES OSTHOL THOFF ''"" w,u, When we nrc confronted wuh
Harold Panter\ upenmcntnl one-­
.act play. LAncbcope, man) student!.
m.t)· e:ttamtne then roles as passtve,
unthanlung ob!lcners . Learn the lesson about profs and paranoia In Fir Acres Theatre. Playwright Pinter and Jtudent
dm:c.:tor OaniJ Livesay have that one
thtng in common· they like to
c:hotlcngc c:onvenuonal theater by
moking thctr audten~ rhmlt. Lesson: well tau ·er--t
I iu <:rocninJ!
Of thf l'~nnl'tt l o,
If you than~ your profe sof'l
ba\e you pnranotd noY.. JU!It watt
unul vou !ICC Jume' Osthohhoffc; • lnshtenmgly reuh~uc. portruyol of
the man you'd love to hate,
"'.io proft!l~or-Ceanng ~tudem
1hould mt'l!\ Fugene lone'ico\ The
{t'.tJCm. pluyang tomght through
Saturday. March 3, on the Lew as Jnd
Clar._ Ftr Acre\ Theatre Muinstng e
l he hour-long one-act play
open' wath u turched und etfictent
\1aad strutghtemns the room an
•h•ch the le~'on 1\ to take place The
Pupal nrnve~ mtct\ the Profe~sor
and tht le"on began\.
l ht Puptl hl\~ hope: of cammg
her doctorate detuet, but can't seem
to ret.lll all four of tht 'ea!lon' At
fint she io; polite but c:onhdent and
the Profe,,or " meek, but shm}
around the edgt~ \,the story move'
1nto 11 anevttable climu" the two
pG\\cr role~ nrc revc:r'ed 10 a horrify­
Ing di,plov ol tn\nne
authoriuu inm~>m
A~ tht Puptl, Mary Monter
pia)'\ the lovely. demure tower of
llltvetl wtth empathcttc charm 1\t
fint 'lhe bounce~ ofl the seemmgly
unobtru,tve Prole<!'IOr Wll h n tresh
and enger Wtlhngne).' to lenrn A~ the
nory progre&~es, ond the Pup il'~
pauful knowledae of 'lubtracuon
'PUB the Professor tnto a mad
tirade, the Puptl bec:omC!.\ ~ubmt . ~tvc
~nd wtthdruwn D\ one who c.'ln never
ftl the ansY..ef$ nght
The play tt. directed by ll
CBdunte Mnrln Carlson. and her
casttng chotec~ were e'llcellent
\tonaer\ very hctsht ernbodtes vtr·
tu!' \tncc evcrythmg around her ''
cramped and crooked &~nd Jam~
Chtholthofl'\ po'lltton a th.urmon
of the the.lter department t~et' un­
•~otduble parallel\
(htholtholl entc"' a~ the
proper dttcniftc:d mu'lter. but htnts ..tt
• dl\tnr.td ul !<Cammes' O\ he ro'" on
hh 'I.IUC:akmll hocr. .tnd Icc~ over
hh 'pec.tu~; le'
The Profcnor huUlc' uround
the-room, 'lhouldc:r' stooped und
V.llp! ol htur "'UC~lll8 He: probabl)
~~en hta\ chult.. dwu under hl!l hnger­
n,.th \ he take' control ol the
~son he mnnapulutes the Pupd nnd
h~t\h h" tn'ltfUC:ttOII' (rom didtu:ltc
4nthmettc: to I rcn111:d phonet•~
dnlh He ~aun domanution und hill
•ua~c hp, from a reedy whine to u
deep lnttmidntint~ n:!lonunce .
l'ionrrr log, .\farch /, /070 ln a hint at the peak of r.c:Jtual
symboh~m to c:ome. the Professor
build$ u ttmuluung speech in ~httn
O)tholthofl to~ w1th ever} word
like the proverbial dirty old Enghsh
teacher
But the ulttmutc d1splny of ab­
'urduy in '>e,ual'>ymboh.-.m happen
a$ the professor bnng5 out u kntlc
und Ioree:-. the achtng Pupil to ~tudy
11 Thoush at -.ccm!l that figurntl'-c
orga~m1c drama '' bccomtng a
trademark ol the hr Ac:ra fheatre.
the whole focu!i of T/u l.t'tson
centcn unmcrc.tlully ~ln the
rape murder of the Pupil. and the
\10ienc:e of the ac:t •~ tnc::\cupnbl)
fii'ICinallng .
JoAnne Schnetder's Matd 11
tirel~' and merC"Cnar} ll' 'ht (ll\~
unheeded :tdvtce to the Profe,lor A
qu1c:._ bundle ol encrll)'. 'he 1 the
c:nrctd.cr and emouonul 'uppon for
the crn.t)' man. but then relatton,hap
i,n't completelv cltar and it prO\ Ide'
one more \CC:d\' diver,inn . • Oclore Rmgtr'' control ol
muted brown hghh add dtstorted
pu)pcc:llvc to thentghtmarc qunlll\
a' doe~ the hauntmg mu111c. ol fri~
5nlic
Tht I t'.r.wn t) desc:nbcd ''"' "
comtc drama and the humorou'
moment ~ clush )pcctuculurly with
the ~criou!l. An ea y sen!>~ ot tamms
between Momer and 01tholthofl.
and the shurp dialogue by lonctico,
mt\kc tht' final full-production ol
winter term n ,uc~e~\
Cunutn ume t!l 8 p m and
admi~ston 1:-. S I for 'ltudcnh. $3
generul admiutlln Call the bo~ ol·
lice at e,t. 3 U lor re,ervotJOn' • It '' a nsk to put two ac:to" 10
chau-s lor 40 minutes and allovo them
no phy\ttal mo\cment. Through
thetr cmouonnl recall, the tationat)
nctor;; must tell us their story
wuhout gesture;.
And for the mo .. t part actors
fravis L.twhon and Valene Smnh
do JU'It that T-he\ arc a husband and
wtle who c.an't or won't, com--_.
mumcatc With each other
Lu\\hon pin)' DufJ an un­
typtc<lll) mnc:ho man who tne~ to \tar
up 1om.: hone 1 tntcrplny. only to be
tru~truted b) hts unhcanng wtfe
.. Would you hke me to talk to
you,.. Duff MI.!>. Beth Slh nnd stares Lawhon and Valerie Smith play a couple who can't communicate in
and contanuo her tream-of-Lendscs.pe .
con,c•ou!ine~ monologue about at
pll!ol IO\C( butldmg th~ ten~•on unt!l Gt ... ans· t Parkerun· g to appear Dun bunts out wtth an ehc:tt _Ill. __
d~cnptton or violent love-making .
Tht~ is where both actor and LeY.i!> and Clark C\lllege h in
chamc:tcr are at their ~lronge;t . ror a rare tre.1t thts !iaturday 'lllllh a
Lawhon' budy emanate~ a roomlul concert to be rresented b)' cia ic:al
ol tntcrnat ho~tility as he butld.; too 8uuan t Chri,.topher Parkcning at
climax. The eO'cct as an'lliOUI and 8 p.m. '" Agnes flunagan Chapel.
undeniubly humtliaung a Beth con· Parkening, a former student
unue\ to drone on ubout bcr illicit nf Andr~ Scgu\la, iHonsidert'd to
love affatr • be one of the world' best c:lu.»JCUI
) Bc:th, VaJene Smtth nc-.:er guitan~h He as i.ippe ring at l.C
clearlv defm~ inner tunnotl In a "hilc under contract with Colum-
gcntle monotone 1he d~cnbe~ her bia R.ecord •
c trumootal reluuon1h1p that
'>Oothe' but doC) not insptre the
trcmendou~ imagerv that Dufl
evoke"
l.twhon looks at UmC'I IU tf the
chu1r beneath htm were red-hot. but
\mtth 'It' ~um.,.. rarely .AlloY..tnll
anythtng more 11mmated than the
hlinlang ot her dark. hllunttng e}~
to hint 111 what i) gomg on uuide
~I h. Mu~c: to be performed b.}
P.1r._ening are selected from the
13th through the 20lh centuries, b)
uch composn1i ft He1thor Villa-
Lobo and Isaac ~lbcnl z.
Tic;l.:ets are on sale al the
Templeton College Ccntcr'1 infor­
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tudcnt'i and Sf>.OO lor non-
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Media budgeting is a • erent story
COMMl '1( \TlO~ ~ M .. UI,\ on th1~ cam
pu~o. hould not be con<t1dert'd undtr the 'l\rnc
bud~,'Cttni ~)"tc:m M the: ,._i team 01 \tudent~ fo1 t•a\
Raght thnt'~ the idea bt-hind the propo,e<J Mc:dlu
,\ctl\ rile\ l~ee t c\"' .and Clark\ medin orgnniunion'­
thc Pilmfc r Lo~ ._I t radm. rhc I tlcr.ur R\' tc\\ nnd
our vc:aroool.: want to brcnJ,. ,1\\ll\ rrom lunding
cxtnlttll by the 'lcnatc .tnd plntt m.llnttnnn« ol thc:il "'''"t' under ,, rommunrcation<~ commtttct
l'hc: c:natc Budget nnd 1-inan~ Commttrc:c: m11dc: a
rmtlar at'~c. thourh nc~t to 'uch an t:\trc:mc, when 11
dcctded .. frl'tup" lind orgnmMtHln' mu't be hro~cn llfMr1
anto Mmllar (')a,!oilic:Uton"" :»nd nctc:d upon •epunatc:h .
Wbat the: meda:t \Hlnt to do iot change the bod\ th.H
lloc:n~ ahem mont) CJICh ~cH t nder the 'Y'tern
Jlfl.lposcd to the tudent cnlltc: \lond:n ntght, the
Student C'ommunt ti~n BoanhH1uld tllclcatt lundHo
the mc:d1a On the hoard ''' the ~dito,..., manager and
ad'1~0I'l ol c:tch mcdt.a, plu' other \ludc:nt and facuh)
repre,entall\ t' M one: for the: media ''auld come from u
~ond actl\itae!o r~ charged each tull·ttme tudrnt next
ye.ar.
Fo1 thr -.ccond fee-about S2.3-eac:h tudent
\\Ould rctti\C the: l.oK. ucce).\ to II: LC. two c:dllton' oft he
lrtemn Rc\te\\ and a Yearbook Tht~ (ec \\ould not
n~,inl\' bt-ndded IO the $49 act I\ I tiC' fcc: the 8Udiet
and hnan~c Commauee wtu con\ldennB for ne:\t \ear
the 'enatc "ould probnbl\ lo\\cr "' o\\ n aehvlltc:' f~ 1f it
wen: not Cundtnp campu~ med1a any longer,
Then: arc thrtt major rea~oru tor cumru~ media
organi1.atton seeling a !lcparutc fundin~ ,tructure
•Cut( propo\ed b) the Bud(lel and Finance Com·
miuc:e ~ould senou~l) retard the CWTent le\cl of media
funchontnf; h \\OUid mean fc\\er publlcattOn!i and le\~
room hlr tmrro,~mcnt of to.: LC. Unhke mnn) campu\
srou~. the media ha'e a gTeal man) h~cd co~t -
printtn , photographic 'upph~. n:c.:ordm • matenal -
\\h1ch cannot be cut or 1acnliced \\tlh(lut acnric.-ing the
quaht) or ln:quenc} ol med1a Opt'r&llon . The Alp1ne
Club can srmpl) cancel a trip tf us mone) ''cut. butt he
LFJ_g cannot SA\'t' monc) b) cuttmg. bad on the number ol
paren it print :it costs almo.'ltthe same 10 print an e1ght·
page J'Upef ll It d~ lO print 3 lb-pugc paper. 81 far ftS
• pnnung pre umc goes.
•In the pa t, the threat of ~nsoNhtr I rom the \IUdcnt
scn:ue ha,. been cntac:al. Lut )cttr. the student b<ld\ rrt tdcnt tned to lortt the [OR to chOn{lc tt!l neW\ focu•
b\ \\tthholdtng fund" 1 he 'a me could be tNcd on K 1 <.
Onh b\ .. cpnraung them~chc' from the body thnl
lund'> them CJn the mcdta hopt' to prorcrh <:nllc:!Tc thctr
lundtnR bod · without fear ol rctnhuuon t-or tn~tnn~
the I c'" \\'enr throuJth n ~Jrcn r ~oul-~e•tr,htnl( when 11
dectdcd to rc-commend candtdote~ for ~tudcnr body
11Hke' I hrre ,, .. ~ al\\ay' the thrt"at we m1(lht be culftnp
our O\\ n thrcltll' "1th the 'lcnntc 11 It dtdn't like "hnt we
h.td dc1ne.
•1 he nc" tundmg '}"tem would en~urc thnlthc budy
lundang the mt'dhl (the student C ummuntcatton' < om·
mmcc) ''u' lumthar \\llh the prohlem" nnd method' u"cd
b) the medto, and could,therclore. muke ''ell·tnlormed
JUdgmcnh on budget ncce,,itics 1 he \Cn.ltc I' not
lnmal111r enough \Hth the running of u r.tdio ~tution, n
c.arbo<1l.: or n ne\npnper to mo\t act"urntely JUdge whnt
thO\(' IJrOUfl\ cnnnot h\e \\ llh(IUt,
•Fmnlly, Ctlntrol of lundtng by the \tudcnt Com­
muntc.altons Board ''ould gt\c the .,'Cner.ll \tUdcnt bod)
U better \ehtcle through \\htch to lodge an\' COrnflllltnt'i
or gtn~ $Uggesllon' for •mprovement
Under the rrc,ent w'tem. the 'cnotc hu' lunding
wntrol but no 'upcnr,1onal anOuc:nce und the com·
munrc :l11on' board hos 'upcn IMonnl mOucnct" , but
hold' no true: cnntrol o"er fundang II the nt-" \)''Item i11
c,t.tbh\hed the commumcataon~ board could act "'
c:n,urer of mc:d111 qunht) und help rmpro\ e the: mc:dm •f
need bt l ndcr ll!o own consututton.thc bourd must heur
.md act on .111 comrlntn t' brought to ll •
SOFA doesn't need cut
M n.tBERS OF l'HE ~tudc:nt 'enutc Budget
and f-inance Commmc:c 'hould consider ont
thtng bclore the} deetdt tu recommend .t S4,000 cut in
the 1979·NO budget lor (\tudenh Ortranlled lor i\c·
•
11\IIIC:~ .
1 hrct ~ed:\ ago. tht Pumur Log n'ked 'tudcnt"
"hcthcr the\ were: concerned \\'here thc1r \~Q aciiVIIth
• • • fee \\U~ rent. 1\11 \Uid ye But" hntl\ more Important tn
tht' en e 111 that .!lrnn!>t e\cr,·bod) ' 'aid they "••ntcd more
mone) loptnr on SOFA mo\'i~ and conccno;,
II the Budget .and Fmantt Commutec I' judsins
grour on tntcrest, it misht \ton a~king people ubout
SOF \ ·~ innuc:nce itl'lelf. •
Election proc~ needed more • e
H 0 UR HRST CONCERN I' tht ttmmf of
thu cditor111l. · tc.Jd an anonymou .. lttter ~hppcd
tnW orne campu~ mnalbo.\.es, whach eomplatned about
the Pionur wg'~ c;.and1date endonemtnt'\ la't wed
~The doy bt-lore clecuor\!1 is hardly an appropriate time
lor such an antclc:. because it docs not allo" lor rebuttle I $1l" J ...
The wnter of 1h1s letter brought up an amponunt
problem-not that the Log cho~ to make editonal • • endoi'Jemc:nli o late tn the: game, but that 11 could not
ha~ been done earlier.
'agn·ups lor the offices of prcs1dent and tt\o \tee­
presidents \\t:rc not cl~ until the day before tht Log
wu dt5tributed . Student bod) president Rob\ Robert" •
was st•ll tc)'lne to get the candidate~ to 'ign up offictall)
"hen ~e tnter\'ic"'cd them Feb. 19. 1 he tudent~ tho\C who ~ere com:erncd enoush to
\Ole-were cheated b\ the rnpid procc" ol tht& pn!>C
elect1on Stgn· up~ clo\cd on a Wedn c~da~ the can·
dadnte hod a chnnoc to \peale rubhcl)' one dnv Inter and
the elections were held on Frida) I h1~ left too hlllt t1mc
lor the untnformed to mole trul\ antcthac:nt dectston' on
"ho should occupy \I udent government posruon' nc:"t
year. L nlc" you kne\\ the candtdute~ per'lonnlly vou
had to lUke the \\Ord o( Othel'l,
While the L.ox is hnpp\ wnh the wuy the election.
turned OUL, 800d results don't ab~ohe the IJO\ernment
c:lectionr. committct from te\porutbrltty for un un·
'<ltL,ractory procc ~s Studcnh need more lime to mule
dc:curon~ on who wrll run their go\crnment than one
\\eck •
Best of wishes to Kevin and Lany
K I! VI N HOWAT is our nC'o\ student body pm1dc:nt
He comes rnto an office that hu been fraught With
tt:tu.Jon and has been critiClled to a~~ extent over the:
lutt vou 1 he ro~1t1on as not an easy one It's one thnt can
hun u pel")on \ .ell-confidence The JOb tends to be
denaung when your work aces unnoticed You ttart
giiUSJna your uccomphshmencs npmst the worl that
"""' into ac:hievina yow plan.$", and vou "onder for
awhtlc: "h)' you became atudent body p~1dent tn the
firat place.
That was the case with Larry Lewit. HitresiJnOlion
aa prestdent two weeks ago wu reifetful, because he had
the moil cnthusaasm and the: beat plans we have ~een a
pruident elhabil in man)' )cars. It's unfor1unate thDl hia
term in oflice was so riddled with problems : rcsianations,
qu•rrel• bet\\cen Lewis and the people workina wuh
htm. and the ,,..,olence that wu the c-.c:ntual culmination
ol it all.
When Lcwia WlU runruna for president oneyearago
th1• tenn, he was by any atandard lhc: best man lor the - JOb He had aone through a }car Rl vic~prc:Jident.
pr0\108 h11 ab1lity to l~d people and iniiJOtc: tnnovatt\·c:
protvam• for the bt-nelit of the gcnerol.student body He
~-anted to brinz hi• admtni~lral ion c:lo~r to the studcnta.
sand work out more cooperation and truac bt-twcen the
lldmimstration and atudeots.
At 1 result of hia plan• and the ener~ he proJeCted
&o the votera, he walked away from the electtoru w1th an
O\t:rwhc:lmtng rnajonty of the votes (454, hia nearest
competitor n:cetvcd only 90 \Idles).
Moat of the Pronur Lotatafr supported h1m, as
well
A year later,l..cwa haa diaappeared into obscuriry ­
which many lracndt and professon bebe11e to be in hia
bot inttrc:Jta Hia chou:.e to rcaip from the oflicc o(
6 LE AS1' W('V€
&Tl'-l. ~I:TA.I .. ~O
OUn_ N~CUH.
tNCTIN(T f='Ott.
"'Tl fo\t ~ '-' "" TMU(_
•
•
• TH4T TUR~lY VOHf n·•.s A GCOP
T'HitiG I DJOIV"r VOT'E
Olt f'D &It
REALLY UP.S,T"/
~N Po.. .
HTN P(\-1••
Watching a solar eclipse With
ancient dnrids at Stonehenge
1 V ~mtlc\. A!! the cnmem~ rocu~
em the \ouns mnn wtth braid' pU)·
tn~ ha' Pun P1pc\ all lht otbtr nu, t' I Ud¥~1Jt
()I I II• f'lonr,.r I "J
Ctlottumcd drutd\ 'ltood an hne
B\ the ume the new,men ~trt
:"lo.tng the luct..)' mun from \'e~
Zen land why he had 5pent ht' entUt
life a' ing' ju~t to come '« tbc
echp'e we were bud. on the rQid
.and headed e."t
M LICH 10 I liE .uno1emcr.~
of cvc:ryont 11 few breau 1t
the cloud co.,er were uppc.anng 1·
wu' ob\ tOll\ we'd be ublc to ~ce t~c
'un Crom 'orne\\ here around that
arc.t, but we 1pcnt the ncll.t hou:
el'.plonng dtrt furm road' lookrn,
for o good vontuge po10t
By 7 lO n m we could tell whm
the o;uu would be tn 4~ mmutesand
we rnudly backtracked ot 72 mph
to u pomt ulong the: Columb1u
In 10 m1nute,, ull tht: cumeru
were read\· tht telescope ussemblcd
for the curtou~ nearby wn' poantcd
lownrd 1 he hcuven.. <tnd we \~lilted
B) 8 a.m 11 wu\ nollctllbl)- darker
B) 8·05 a m 11 "u' colder 8\' 8 1011
wu' ec:r1c I he 'k} turned ulmCI\1
blue-VIolet lt<l\ ing 1 he cloudt
ptnl1sh On the rroject1on ~crccn ol
the telc,cope we watched the em·
cent olthe \Un grow smaller, unttl~
wu .. but a ~hvcr
It took only '>Orne mmor punol
J '>ccond before: the: sliver vumshcd
und the corona blos\omcd lt Wll
more bcnuttful and lurger thun I had
tntUl(llled Still photogmph !i ol an
c:chp\e JUM don't do 11 JU'~IICC In·
stead of beang the nut blnck obstruc­
tion I hnd unngined. the moon Wll
,Ji~,thtl y illumanotcd by hght rronlllw
earth
l he chck and whtrr or cnmtll
shullel"\ wa' the only \OUnd one
could hear. other than n wh!!pcnd
"Oh. my Godl look at thnt'"
1 wo manutc:~ ond 20 second~
Inter. I turned awuy from the: 'cope.
thnnkful that the doom•uye" had
predicted the end or the wortd
prcmuturcly
Mag scheduled
Included tn the Apnl 26aullf
of the Ptontw tox will be thf
\econd pubhcauon of ·tt Fart
Yulur, the I ug'1 mugn1inc: of opl·
mon and annl>"llll Subma!l•lnru
w111 bt due April 16
Studc:nta. lucully and ~tall
mc:mben , and udmtnunmton art
encournsed to contribute non­
fiction orttcltll ubout ocr~umptll
~ubjedl
Quc:suons und story rdeas
should be addrcnc:d to l.{)Jl editor
Dutch Mandel. or to Jefr P1trct.
op1n1on editor of the Log, who
Will edJI the tcchon 1
Plc>nnr Lot. MGTch I. /919 ~~~LI SPECIAL
1,0ups don't Aeem
trouble nndina tun•
anymore Just I(
wllh wh1ch the
11nd Student'•
eonvtnccd the aen/
Ftnanc:c Commtttec­
ti:C:C:IVt money fr<l
,cuVlties rund ne~tt
While the mont
11mended (or c:uch) t
offtcmlly nllocuted t(
•P,• thert h alrtndy tl
of the more nctlvc
to liege ol new n nd 1
antc:rc\t group, c
(unds. too
Ju\1 thtnt. of all t
~ho ho\-c been di~
'"the past nnd to
.lnd r tnuncc l
gl\e money nc:l
~c~Se'I.U:ll student,, Sl\.1
'" their c:ar". ~• u
;s~ac:ncs 1m~ one rovtnt
betng tn the world
11rut,), \tudents
i.Jttc:he,, those who
\en leg' ~kung tn tt
111Jiadc' dunng lhe
rnm, or who have bet
Thc:o. of course, we'
If mone\' to alcohoh<
rau~ the school doc:sn
t<nlcts lor them 1
r,nm:u .. cr all the ways I
lcin1ino IC:\ ugmn" pe
beginning with "~ "'"ll}' gavc:n lust
and called on lu'l
not forget ull th
di,cnminated ognl
'' udents becuu
li•nen to
;1nd adunlly
in the frail R<l
~ nt lca\t SJ.OOO
To be c:nt1rc:ly fntr, Su
histtc R1ght:, desea
1hey have cltpel
ought nut on a m
•lrtrlC\' ~emt nn r I or on
QQI )tt famthor with tl
to la~h oneself nake<
A\\ CHOOLS
l!ruted Statc::S wtll
near-reco rd bro~
tht!l yenr. More thtu
trouble finding jobs
ICJ11on And those wh
says Paul 0 Carrin~
Umvenny law Sc
w~ll) tn for n shock.
Ca.rnngton Lhtnk~ q
Ol'l: ovc:r-tratnc:d, ond
·under-utih7ed.,. The l
lo the problem he can
I\ nothing lea.<~ tha1
.. ,~utal re-structu(
L!mm n h1" sc hoo Is
Because or current ~
'crvtcc~. Carnngto~
mccung of the As,~
l!cnan tn\\ Schools 10
most law gTads ar~
~ tagen" tmmed tn 'l1
have httlc: u~c: lor "I
attorney"
Tbc:y learn those sktl]
tlurd )'cor of low school
devoted to specra
~ ond prucucul
&ton wnnu to
~111c third-year law p
the obVlous ccon
IQhoM{schoola would I
of their tutlion revc:n
1rnplications
would be let looS1
~v congested JOb mad
ly), the really aurpn
of Carrington's pro
II attractc:d serious au
COn\'ention.
Ctrrinaton says the cl
because demand
" eoarins Orou1
llttncc: plans and the au ~with
ehenge
nmc:ra' locu\Cd
•th brn•d' pl!r
a11 the: oth«
od tn hnc:.
ncw~men \lotll
llln from \C'
spent ht' enun
come: 'et ttl
:~ on the road
IE a.mot~mtnl
a few brc:au ~
t: appearina 11
nble to \et tht
~ around th~
the next ho~;·
roud .. lookm,
1011\t
tould tell whcrt
lS minute. and
dot 72 mph
tolumbta
II the: cnmtfll
ppc: ,u,cmbk.l
:,· WO\ potntcd
nd we wuited.
c-cnbly darker
fdc:r 8) 8 1011
,urnc:d almOSI
the clouda
;taon ~crcc n of
thcd the em·
mnllcr until"
mmor pan of
~1vcr '·an~thtll
omcd It "'"
.ger thun 1 had
•gruphll of u
it JUMict In·
J~ac~ obstruc
he moon "II
lisht from tbt
)lrr of cnmtra
iy 'jound one
' n whi\pertd
~t that, ..
d 20 .se<onds
'Om the cope.
omsayc:t\ had
f the world
duled
pnl26tnuc
will ~ tht
f At Fort
zinc: of op•·
:>Ubmt!IMOIII
r and ,,.rr
11trnton arc
ibute non­
off-<ampus
tory 1deas
LoNediiOf
Jeff P1erce.
• LA,, who "''tt ~· 11'1
SPECIAl snterest
roup• don't ~eem to hovr
'11ouble rindma funding at thlJ
1nymore Juat too~ at the:
wtth which the: Womcn'a
and \tudc:nt'• for Goy
c:on\'tnced the: t~c:natc: Budaet
Ftnancc Commntee that they
td rcctt\'C money from the: ttu·
~ctt\'ltiC\ fund next year
Whtlc the money ($200
rnmcnded r or c:uch} hu& not yet
rr.~··n lly ,,llocuted to thc:'lc: two
1ps. there ,., alrc:udy tnlk umong
of the more DCIIVC: ~tuden t' Jt
collcl!t ol new und tnnovntive
mterc I sroup, that could
rund\ too.
Ju\1 1 htn._ ol all those poor
~ho hilH' been dl,craminatcd
'"the pu,t und to ~hom the
und Finance C ommltlec
Jhc moM) next wantc:r:
~.a~~tAtJol tudent'l, student with
in thetr eur'l. ~tudent' with
... at·III"S (my one mvtng grn~ Ul a
bctng in the world of !pcctol
.... tt,), !'ltUdcnt'i wtthout
tho'c: who hove hnd
lc(t' skung 10 the r lorida
dunng the month ol
, ..... or who hnvc: been c:trcum-
Then of cour:>~c: we'd h11vc: to
monn to ulcohohc 1tudent'
u!C the llchool doun't prov1de
iN~'!" totlc I' lor them We'd hove
con~tdcr Jtl the wuyt. the 'chool
mrrunntc:s ugu1n,t people Wtth
lltginning wtt h M C bec.tuse
alwuy~ gtven W\1 choice of
and culled on lu~t in cluu.
let's not forget oil the way' we
di,cnminutc:d uguinst unti­
~tudent' b«uu'c thc:v'rc: • 1o li"tc:n to t<:tpnah\t
and actuully pat lor
in the I rail Room: they
""'~" at lea"' $1,000
T ~>be c:nurely fnar Student., for
'n.nrhi~IIC Rtj«hl\ de~enc:" ~omc
Thc:v hnve el\pc:n~c!l, loo
mtghl put on a musotht!ttc
!nrtt~ess ":mmnr lor unyone who
11\ll yet fum1ltor wath the proper
to ln,h onc,c:lf nokc:d through
talk:
\\\ S( HOOl S tn the
Umtc:d State:~ w11l produce
i:«Acr ncar record brood of law
tht\ yc:or More than ever wtll
trouble findtnS JObs Wlthtn the
1fcu1on And those: who do find
'I)'S PouJ 0 Carnngton of the
Untverstty Law School, arc
>b.ably tn for o shock
Carnngton thJnk.~ most lo~
ore ovc:r-tnuned, and w1ll lhu$
"'lndet·Ullh7c:d." The best !!olu·
to the problem he can come up
lb 1:1 nothtn8 less than o fun·
...... cal re·structunng of
~~C3n lnw '!Chools
BccaUAc: of current trends 10
'CtvJces, Corrington told a
mceuns of the As'loc:totion of
:tflclan la\lo Schools en ChtC4lgo
most luw aroda ore Msnber­
'"'ICU tagers" trumc:d tn s~ills they
hnc httle usc for when they
11111111 a Ito rne y
~c) learn those sktlls during
...... u year or low school. which is
devoted to tpectah7ed law
II:IIVo. and pructtcal cliniC$.
ngton WOnts to Simply
th1rd-year law progmm•
the obvtou~ economiC tm­
IIQIIon~ (schoola would lose about
~of thcar tuitton revenues) and
nal tmplications (young
ll\tr• would be let loo!lc: on 1 he
I'Qdv congested job market more
Che really aurprastng cle-o
. or C4rrinaton's proposal it
II attract~ senous aupport at
COn\'entton.
Carrinaton says the change is
"<U,lfV because demand Cor legal
" soanna Group legal
lllllnce plans and the aucc:ess or
1111trr to,. Mor~h /, 1919 not d to fmd around college now fundina from our student ao~cm­
mcnt, (oreina cutbacka to more es­
tablished aroups. Already. we've
JCCn campus media orpnitationt
work to remove thc:m.aelva from
auch an iiJ-auided fundtnJ aystc:m.
Stud~nta Orpniud for Aettivita 11
also Jooklna at a S5.000 cutback 10
more: money can be directed toward
sroupt like tudc:nta for Gay Riaht•
or the Women'• C¥uc:uJ. If lhe Budget and Finuncc
Committee und the \Conte truly wont
to encournge the: development or
new culturul group~. they misht
expect to ,cc u Students for WASP
Rtjhl'l group and n Mc:n' Coucua
fhey're c:erlatnly two of the aroupr.
whtch huvc been dt,crtmtnnlc:d
ugumstthc mo" 1n the lull 10 ycura
How t\ln wwr fuvorite cultural
or tpectnltntc:rcstg roup gcttn on the
deal. too you osk? Here ure a few
tip" on how to make the Budtet and
Finunce Commutce lie down on "'
hack. roll o\ler und pant in ec.. tacy:
• Present your,clf as an op
pr~\cd minonty 1 hat's the wuy the
homo~e:>tual' ilnd the women made
the c:ommlttcc feel guthy. That's the
~ame woy the Blud ~ludent Union
hM been rakmg tn fund' for years .
All you hove to do •~ 'Ill)' you want to
make: people aware o( what your hard -earned extatc:ncc: 11 like.
'iupc:•t a tymposium on your op·
prcsaton that olwoya knocks 'em
dead
• Huve 1111 rc:w QCIIVC members In
your sroup 111 posttble You m1&ht
go us fur as to h11 your pet dog as the
only other member of your aroup
be ldt• yourself After all. dop arc
unother oppr~sc d manoruy.
• Mnke the Budget <.~nd Finance
Commtttee feel autlty thuc ita
members aren't hclptng your cau.•e.
or thol they nrcn't mcmben of your
minority. Make them (eel they
Jhould be u member of your group in
order to uphold basic human riaht,,
So what if commiuec members don't
h11ve mu,taches . Make them reel
they Jhrmld ha\lc mustaches in order
to support conaticuuonal nght~
Committee mcmbe"· too, am "Ptrc
~year law schools a
eflort' b) La~ firms to attract more
chc:n t~. though. urc: asktng for help in
non-corporate cnmtnul and ch il
law
While much of the more
trnd1uonal work oflow firms 11 betn@
done by parnlc:gal a''ll'itant• tn the
ofrice\, Carnnaton )Ll:f' lo~ ~chool!l
ore "tU trrumng lawye" m corporntc:
lo~ . but not enough tn the: type:' or
law the new clients !lre demnndtng .
The two-year concept has bc:cn
debated Since 0 1971 ASSOCIOtiOO OJ
American Law Schools report out·
lined the option. but there: ore: no lnw
school\ en the country that have:
actuully tried the program. Peer
pressure. ~ well us c:conomJc,, may
be respon.sible for the: reluctance to
e'<pertmenl thought I wa5 gomg to d1e during the
la<~t 'icmc:sten " She adds that the
"d1" atisfaction ~ nh the: thtrd year i~
bc:c:au'e the cour,es nre JUSt more: of
the "-1me thins taught m the fint two
year. ••
At mo5t \Chool•. the: ftr'Sl two
yea" cover the fundamental!~ oflow.
lc:gol re~eurch . nnd lep.lanalys~ .
Stn lavou a two-year
theorc:ucul program followed by a
year-long apprenticeshap under on
uttorney ·~ dtrect supervision .
"Before there were manv La\\ • 'chools," $he explains, "people
learned to be a lawyer by workmg tn
u low office, and studymg to I'U" the
bar e"am It would be a lot cheaper
(or the: student\. who could be c:am­
'"8 money dunng the nppren­
Uc:elhip ..
But So•a Mc:nt~chikoff. dean of to be ju11 ., opprea~d and
righteous ,
•f-Inally, look hk~ a bunch of
novtc.e at or&Jlnilina. or don't tend
anyone lo repre8ent you bclore the
senutc When the homo•cxuals and
the womf'n Jakc:d for money, she
pr~'entuttont~ were made in an .. I'm
only an innocent, unknowine new­
comer al thts" munner. You could
almtnt hc:ur the KnGte full for the oct
hunk, hne .tnd monc:ybelt .
On the other hand, the BSU was
not offieiallv represented by anyone.
A sludent who had been speaking on
behalf of another oreanization tncd
to talk lor the BSL, but was not
prepared.
0 F OR TOO tONG we have acen
h·tfl'l special tntcrest or
cultural 11oups rc:ceivina yearly
,.. ....... 4
L T5.t4671oE> ".......:!
~ttr'fll;'IC4l D.C..
12
• • ~·' ......... , ..... fhe Budact 1lnd Finance Com­
mittee ha• .tlre.ady blcucd the: ~c:natc
nlllXUUon fund and the Student
Welfare Education Allocauon team
(SWEAT) wtlh rccommendlitlon'
for increar.ed funding neJtt ~ar . l'he
money recommended totula
$8.638.35. All thoie greenbacks arc
rcKr'~~cd to fund special ctiviues.
Why should women or
homoscxWib or blacks rec:el\'c :an
annual budset for ncn publiaty
when there: are these fundJ from
which they might drAw 111 zany time
dunng the year'?
Our :senate chose not to fund
the Chri~tt:an Fellowship lau )car.
tc:lhns the group that it could ILtk ror
money on un event-by--event basiS.
Why can't these three other 1roupJ
do the c:uc:t amc: thing7 •
the Uhivenity of Miami Lu\\ 1 from the: Ia" schooiJ, and not (rom
School. M11m1, Fla., oppo~c:s the uprcme Court."'
eltmin&tttng the chird·ycar O'Connell uys, .. there are not
curriculum ... The problem wtth dis-goinsto come from the Bam
-.:111•faciton with the third year is O'ConnelJ 1s pinnins his hope$
that \ludc:nt' arc bored to tean ... •he: instead on a popuhstatate leP,lature
says ... But two yean or law school th.'lt could be penuaded to allow
jwt aren't 'ulficient for most anyone: who h.u )tudted tor two
laW)·c:rt .. )can to take the b:ar emm
Mc:ntr.ctUkofl attributes the Carrinaton still hopes that the
boredom to inadequate:, out..<fatC'd prof~uion itself wiU rruak~ two-year
iMtruc:tton . ''The: quality ol thools a rea.Ji'ty. He "urns. thoush.
clnssroom matertal!\ .has been that the system could produce mor~
,tc:adily jotna down for yean.-It lawyeB, and tha& more: lawyers
would be ~uer . ,he aay5, if could mean an increased reliance on
educator. would .. take: n look ot the courts to \Cttle disputes.
what we: thouJd be doang to proper I) "Our society is alread) utreme--
tnun ptofc'<'IOnal' .. ly contentious: he: ata •t just
Yc:t there'<~ been trouble making wish there was some way co increase
chanac:\ ... If there arc aoing to be an)' the nvailabht} of Jepl semce w bile.
changes," O'(.onneU saya, '"they are at the wune time. prcachina
not JOinS to comt from the Bar, not l'orebearanee ." • "People treat me: hke a
demented relauve when I talk about
two-year law schools... complains
Professor Jeffrey O'Connell of the
Unwc:nlty of llhnOil\ law School
.. Yet uniform dtuntisfactton ~ ith
the thard yeor of law <~chool for so
long ·hetghtened as 11 15 today
tell• us that maybe we ought to do
•mmcth1ng about 11 " To the Editor
MUCH OF 1 RE dtuatJ!I·
fact1on 11 rooted In the: 'lim­
pie nouon that an educutton oujht
to prepare one for 11 career
Solly Sti-". a rc:ccnt arudunte of
Chicago Kent College of Law, notC!I
that a student plunnmg to pr&tctloe
crim1nal law mtght find something
like o detuiled study of envuonmc:n­
tal law almmt worthlesa
MThe clieh~." Sh~ ~lis, '"11
that the first year they scare you to
death, the acc:ond year they wor ..
you to death. and the th1rd year they
bore: you to death It's very true. 1
-Solitude ~ peace
te\'C: fc:ndrich'" llrllcle t1tlc:d,
.. Ratn) dny' 'letm to mean lonely
~ 1nter.." wnt'> ctppalhntt Your
paper\ emphuw' on pc.nun~:o.m and
deprc,,tftn 1s potntlen and general·
liCd
I he 'lt udenl$ on fantu5y htll are
not •ntC'rc~ted an tha~ worpc:d jour·
nllll'lt' ,e,ual and acadc:m1c:
frustration Moybe the: author sees
thc-oppo'llte ..ell as .. a ptett of mcut"
nnd sho\-es hi!\ pdet tn tus friend~'
ruce,, but h1s dc:finttion of the stu­
dent body. as such, i1 msulung
I' he power of su~uoo 1s high·
I) innuenuaJ. folktl 1t scares me to
think or an in\erted and easily per-• su.-.ded •tudc:nt read1n1 that tra,h.
fht\' might bc:hc:vc: at. That
anon) mou '' udent. until readina
thi~ Libel, mtah• not have pvc:n 11
damn about geuin¥ "laid."
lonehnc'' t.\ 1olitude and. behe\-e 1t
ar not. \Oht u\le 1s pcoce.
When we applied 10 1 ew i!f and
Chark, ~c knew what the weather
wa~ hke fhe gruyneu i outauJe,
not tn one'\ "ocial ncttvttiu If" bard
(or me to ~« what Fendnch :>~C'Cs as
scl\ually stimuletin& in the rain.
Sar.Jh Dulwn
Sophomm~
up IWlCh
A, \tudent c:mplo)ces of
Oublch lltnin1 Room, we find moat • of the patrons lo be consadenuc:.
Ho""c\-er. those few who arc: incon­
siderate make our job more difficult
than j, nece ~r . Your lunch will be
more pleasant sf: I) dishes are sua ek­
ed and &et u ·ide when t'inished, and
2) 'offee cups are handed to us for
refill!'> Plea5e remember that Audrey
~ork.~ alone after 1 p.m.; cons(lo
quently. the dimn1 room must be as
clean as po~1ble b't· then. Please do
not feel rushed. onl\· undentand that • our ~chc:dules are tiaht and we are
undentaffcd . 'Thank you.
.Vtul' Otto
LIJII~ Marru
Ct~th) nnA~r
S~tO'S
7 Thoughts
Are endorsements 0 K?
"\tote'5 cndcu· .. e, candad,1lc\ \\ hv
\hould the l.<J~:: be an\ dafferent' In the fast lane
better orr., the) ,,he reader,] would Ingesting all our best values
hu\C h11d to rend lor thcrn\eh·e\ owat conm
l trr) "llbtrman fr!"'hman · Jrff Pltret
or th' PhmM'r t oa 1 he l'rMu·n 14>(;. endt'r-«1 c.an
d1date' lor .. cudent boch om~, ln't
''cck. h al'o tan •n enur~ pn~ of
,t,uemenlli lttlm etll:h c:.1ndadntc
\\ htlc the l~>l': held th1U at\ en
dor:-.emenh ot)cnd rc:ade,..., .. JU\1 that
mm. h more nett\sary mlormnuon
on whtch our rcadcl' mnv bn~e thetr
o\\ n opamon .. ;· .. omt people fell the
pt\ptt "hould not have lx-t-n mukm~
\Uch c-datorml .Jcca,ton' pril (.mfina. \f'nltw I thml.
,u, il if, an an edaton 11 contc'lt \c:'
[I r cad the :\rttclc: I I wo' rcalh
,urpn.,cd bc~;;\U\C: I thuught moybc
let' [Wean ttan} wouldn't [tC:t o fuar
chance bccAu e I lno\\ 1 here arc
'\nme lechn~\ of ho~tiht) from both 't'e' lthanl the\ "hould I thank tt\ n
tcood aden hecnu,e tht only other
anformatann thut\ renll} out about
the cnndadntc~ ·~ the hundout' thut
thc) pnnc up thcnl!ltl \'c~. und the
forum thnt wo~ rn Stumm [Dantng
R,oum) the other duy I thmk at\
pretty hnrd to re~ally know whnt then
vacw-. 31"1; on than!Jll, 'o the morc that
we hcar about them, the better LOOK IN YOUR course de•c:riptlon book for a cour1e
"VoiUC" 10 I " When you huvc ttnuned your eyc:1 lookana for 11,
potnt that optometrists can hvc off your buameu ulone, g~ve up. The eo~
1111
not offered through the: college udmma'ltrntron, but '" specusl inu .. ~
ndmtnl·nercd by the women or Howard Hull second floor fhe
de!(uipllon, whach hns been hGndc:d out to interc~ted puruc:s, rend11 ottoUo. 1 \\ ould hke to pl.l
.tn-one who helped m
campu1an lnsl week,
$«l"''ra~1ulntc Alan H ~
Read and the11
runn1na compcuta1
And lastly, l
.~ni , li~n Lowe, un
. thould be thnnked
ltCII~CI IOn,
1dc:' the Pmntt•r I ox and hO\\ I ce
Wean\tean lc:eh about 'omc thang\.
tnd I t houihl ht ~(at o (oar tnnl C10oll To Introduce students to value~ in the contemporary ca~
condtt1om 1 here nrc a coup It
bke 10 make concern
\ mameusraphtd letter
:sppc.trcd an mam campu~ maal
bo c 'oon after the Lo.rr Wlh di'
tnbutt'd ln>t Thul"dll) denouncang
the Lo~·, endo"<ment pollq a'
~ho\\ ang n ~lacl ol profa,aon.lh'm
:snd 'cn,athih to the power of the1r
umquenc' ( itr} on ~mpulo. " The
letter was un~agncd -I IOdl ( ummma. \Ophomorr :
~o . the\ 'houldn't lhc onl) nght
that the) re.tll)' hod to do, wo' to put
each {)(1"\Un'~ own nnaclc m there
· and the ptorle ~hould ha\~ been able
to mn~c the choact by thilt ~o mon)
people might not have kno\\ n the
candidate' nnd ju,t the lucr thcu the
Pron"' /,(1( flU I in\\ ho the\ thought
the) hould \Ole lor, the) mtght have
JU"t uutomatiClllly 'oted for tho'c
people, not kno\\tng anvchtng about
them I thml 11 wuuld huvt been GrtR Ht2t'boecl., (rNhm•n :
o I don't thanl. the Pronur l.ug
hould endol'\e cand1dnte\ . I thanl
the Prcmar I o.f\ job )hould be to
pre<-ent the mrormnuon ond to quote
the dtlferent cand1dutc' o that peo
pie can mnl.e thear O\\ n dcca\lon fht
f>wn(C'r l.t.>~ ~houldn't male the
dec:isron tor an) one. ( onttttt The values in conflict today, for c:xilmple, llUUlorn1
freedom, w~uk or ploy, drank bc:c:r or drank more beer. study or bag 11,
not to fltni Oa,~:ussion nlso cover<~ socutl '"ue• ,uch os
bo,l.clb311 plnycr\, basketball C4ptatns, pnvate property, go sap and
cnme and pumshment , anorexia and porkat11
Ttarhing mtzhoJs Dascus'lon (goa.tp, small tnlk) wuh some an1rrc, ...
bncf lec:turC" to pro\o1de background anformauon and claraficatlon
trndatronal lecture-homework-c<tnmanatton (&.e. chat chul .... n~111 thugiJng} Ample tame as allowed for homework nnd exums Clnu be~
9 '0 p m and ends sometime thereafter when homework sources run So, '"th 'uch JC\:U~taon' in
mmd the /.of! t~lcd \tudentv
'hould the Plottrc·' Lo~: endor-.t
t.sndadat~ for ~tudent govt:rnment
0111\;(\f
Karen Mllltr, frt".hman : Y~ . I
thml.. '>O. Tht \\11\ at w1u. done, I
thanl. \\U' olnv. I thmlat w-., reallv • • ''cllfdonc] I had m\ m1nd modt up
bclnre I rc d 11
ral Jon!"'. fu•.hman. I re.aJh
don 1 ~ .tU~e u·, none ol then
bw.aneu. 1 here ure so mam
dartcrcnt opanion,, that the) ma) get
the \Hong llne , .tnd cn:ate a fahe
amprcs,ion uf the people "ho arc
runn1n~ .
( ind) Harrincron . junior: I
than~ the )hould. bccau ... e even • other maJor p:tpcr an the Umted
MILLER
JONES HARRINGTON
GERDING
CUMMING • Tim Hurlf), unJor. I thank at•,
11lrasht I thanl. at ., tlOod to '« who
ccrtaan people urc whut the\ 've
done und whut the) can ofler the
'lc:hool an the future •
.......... 0
SILBERMAN
HAGEBOECK f>rrrtquiJttts Socaal Situations 101 recommended
TauKht Thursday n1ghts
Usual jfZf' 20
ludumct Introductory and antermedante maJor
to r~,hmc:n
A ulgnmmu To be determined by the c:lns~ . Absolutely no final
Fte one: dollar
B. tim Dnvad Kelly, mnnugane edhor Jg e news Ort•tttlfl MtlKOZinc. culled
Plcmc•n lull Mondo)
"ath que,taons nbout the: recent larry l ewa\·R.oby Roberta conf rontatto~
\cem' ht hnd read ull ubout the f1ghttn the LtJg nnd wanted to putton~C1hl
ahout 11 10 the next '"'ue ot Orrgon
Whal'\ more, the M05t recent ss,uc ot J1rllai1Jtllt' Wt'rk leotureu
thret Item on the fight l he: Wrllamru~ U rt•k 'tory antluded a nott
I ew"' allegedly "pe~onal" usc: of the \tudent government telephone
card for long-dastance call~
Lewi~ and Clnrk ha:. hu the bag-time carcuit.
F "Vtritn~l Varaansl" the wnne-·\11111 antasy generation masfats ~hout as they charge onto"
Unaversuy ol 1 exos· "Yarton v•li:'i
I he "hate sun' \tudents drc .. ,ed 10 nuclear protect a on genr run 1nror.11
the dorm floor, knock.ang on door' tn search of"u cup of coffee so \\e
bu) 11 dame" ln nnother port of the 3,000-occupnnt dorm c:omple\, \tUdlnc
.arc dre\\lng up lake Superman, nabb1h, ohen., wnh purple hair and "llllll
llu~d. they're getting ready to as\nult 11. locul rcstaurnnt-dtscoteque
A the month!- pn.,~. the pre~'l and the world see the ·•ranlllJ
Generution" ol whach we o~ n part breukang owny from the: ndta
movement of the 1960!> und escupmg anto u world of 1b own
nforementtoned anti~ at the Universal)' ol T c:xa!l were only u smuiJ ~umph1
ol whut Esqwrt Fortmghtly mognrinc: recently ~au.l was n college epadcm~:
I:.Jqulfc' rovang edator Aaron Lutham snad the nudents of today
bc:c:n tr)'ln&to e'lcnpe the hec:tJc "r.:al world," whale at the same: time odilpll
to 11
"The lud~ nrc burc:d "l athum srud "The kad\ nrc nervou~ 1 hear•nxi(IJ
hu-. to do not only wath the rt!>e of tht nuclear age but also walh the: anllapate
decline ol Amc:ncan 10fluence The demographer' predtct, and tht' coho!
know ... that mokmg u la\108 wdl be nc:nher ea .. y nor antertstang 10 the
'nd at\ Cnghtentng
"One nu._e 'luitc:r fstudenh wath the nuclear pratecuon
e){plaaned that he $pent so much ttme rniSing hell now because he·~ ~WQ'lll
to be a bookkeeper .tfter he graduate) He nlready ~now\ that hts won•IIJ
hie won'l be fun
''1 he motto of ttus fantasy generotron ecms to be: Eat, drink and
merry, for tomorrow you may be an aceoun~nt
HURLEY .. roccapc unam, thnt'5 what they are They cry for Star TttA nnd
U arJ and Suprrman Comtc book and fnntu\y heroc:~ . But 'lance the)·
damn well thnt they can't dc:ul wuh herotsm any more than they can deal
megaorgunu..auon or megadorms. for God\ sake, bring on Animal Hawt­
the hon;eplay nnd comic Wisdom of generations of scared young anunall"
To the Editor Male Or fiemale?. Juhe Phallip11 wed to ben man Tbcl
he hud u sex change: Now
neather or so 11he (7) cw•
Phalhps, born n& Charles Beatty 38 years ugo. '"' suanga San Franchco Credibility lost?
Stnce Watergate.. a nc\\ brand
ol JOUrruJia)m ha' c:mer~. and 11
w:cm) that ~ome member. of the
/'wnr:-~r l.og nrc lost in the
Bcrnstean· Woodward m)'lllque.
Tha~ cnt11ils wing whate\er metllls
D\'Btlable to topple the corrupt
rcgamc reponc:n are ul\o our nc:w-.mn._c:" .
At u mana mum \Cif -ttrondizjng.
perh!tplo e\en o1 confltct of tntcrest.
Ho\\ can Pat Mannanfl retruct ''
Jtatc:ment he nc:' er made" Why was
at not mcnuoned that the tnfamou'
~om1tn from Walnut Cree~ w11s a
lormer l.c~i• und Clark tudc:nt?
Wh) w1n it ~id that the ptraorutl
phone atl11 totnled .S92.00, \\hen the:
Knate onh found SM0.00/1 do admit
your figure: ound1 more drum.uac.
Rcmr:mber the: checl.-wrattn~
M:andttl thia pail loll, the LAK
reported that the oldmtnlllntllon
ptc:\;ed up the tub. A mantmul 1n
\ntagation would hu\c hown thrll
the chuol held each of the: \ ic
tum red 11 udcnh tc. pon\tblc: were one of the mnnv ~l~\ Good
luck tn r~tubhshmg your crcdabah
ty
GrrR Jrnl..s
~I'll/ Of
Pltrrt" Tt'pllt.l: If )'Oil hrllt'"'t'
that ai/N(atlottt or~ trot' unit••,
rdwt'd. thrn },,.,,. tfOt'.l.' Frr\1, I "as
11ot fJOttl jor tht Willamettc: Week
nluorral. ami what dot'f that Jraw• to
c/o ~~ ltlr th1· Jlflt t'. cif tra m
,tjghamJtan. am·wa 1., St'rond. wbrn
GTt'J! Gem/on addrtl up th1·
triC'plmm· brllsfur tht' lt'tiDtt. ht' emil·
/htrcl thou tlrot !rod b,.,., firmh
ntahlllht•tl Q\ IA"WIJ · ··prrwnul
cull,, .. tlw ntldltwrrul J I} arrawrtNI
/m roll~ tltut (,urtlrm ftltcl w,.,,. a/.w
(1 m•.ttf mrab l1• for S7 malhon on grounds chat a sex change operataon left ham tomc:wftjm
~tween n htm nnd o her Attorney Melvin Beth wall represent her
at?. whatever) an coun
Not jmt for them? I wo weeh ugo, th11 column tna•
ed u note nbout comr:nut11CiiliOI
pro!es or Dan Vlumontc:'!l lntro
Mus-. Medin clau I noted that lrnnaun uudent' had naked for n tuke-no
mad-terrn UJHn. ruther than an tn--clau It'" rhe lrunaon~ llld one
reuaon!. "a• that they were dasturbcd about whut wa~ goana on an
tountry and could not hav~ concentrated casth on u rc:aulnr tC1t
In nn1wer to that antcre&hng little sltunuon, two lrnntun stu,tlentJ­
Mumuk I ubrllJan •tnd Ahmad Ohod& approached rnc: lnat week 1 hey
they were not asking for the: tuke·homc: mtd·tcrm •Imp/•• fur thttmtll>tJ,
tor I he re't ol the clun, Ull well. American \ludcnlll 111 the clnu look thr
term ut home. too, they mad. add1ngthnt the toke· home mid~tc:rm waa
dilfitull thun the in-clan ten. the 1
ha•t week While
ubout the
!iliOn! mil) be vahd. I d
1\J\ the: n&hl to m
behC\C: I he Lot I
ncmpt ro be faar and I
.-.n" more apparel'\
the nature o
-mn,.
During the week,
t.Ute 1ricd to gum ~UPf
to mon)· people usUI
runutc or two ut n tam
gave us about
It \c:cms reasonobl
tf a C<Andadate can't!
•hflcrnt ion!! an that
it would be very
to do ~o an 11 sene!! o
~··~tac:c~ thnl compo'led J
Aho, 11 •~ sad to n.~•l
1 ~n sway the mas!le'
beheve Our \IUdl
anformed and ante
fhereforc, whale
~n~mcndauons had s
\\ere not enough u
I s111ccrely hope th
g111an1 !truuon as recog11
chosen b) the st udel
one orgnnaz.ataon
I •
retr~
-\s On Un'IUCCCS,ful
~prtstden t 10 the recent
nndd like to offer a
abou1 the elect
F1rst let me ""Y that
ubout my$c:lf and ho"
campu~ I ._ne~ my
If 'I c:lccted were <~hm
e~en opened, nlthe
for .1 run"()f( el•
UOuJh the weeks pnor t1
poster .. were torn do
Poste" put up an For<
laat the naght One li
up in the Trnilroom
::t\t t"o hOUM
lam not natve enoual
t e\c:ryone wall hke tl
c and ttunss J do, b~
"~~ nntve enough to ~
people at LC wei
~u,Jil to aJiow otheM 1
to make dedSIOf\
~n without the bene!,
'111htp. Appurently t hir.
The: people who tore=
~\'\len and l ee Weinste1"
termed immature cowl
Secondl). some co111
~ Prcmrrr Lox recomml
r1 IJiet' Wllh the practtl
more than one ne
;aou• That w.y the stud
more thun one opu
eiiRr \\tth "enough kn
llle lair and 111
llln~ment~ . ·• k. It is, tho
•111 only mnrBJnal anter
~on, tend to take the~
Despatc the: vocal c;
~pre lake Mcut Wu
hm Doherty, moM
,q•ed wub the l.ng ond 1
L., .. , opm1ons on ~UbJec~
1t tsu n uuthoril von ll 1ur undere tlmntc:d the Mr. f'aerce, pcrhar you could
Un\wer o lew questtom. to clc3r the
nir Dad) ou tlr dad \ ou nvl go to the
Colorado con\cnuon? Uad )uu wruc
an :trttch~ an the li 11/ami'ltt' We,..<:
pcruunmg to thc c:onrercnce "! How
much did ) ou gel paid lor your
work1 \\'h~ dtd you then fc:\'olgta from
clu~curi\c council len than three
week• intu lall tcrrn7 H11d tudent
gu\ernmcnt sati1tied )our pcri\onal
IOICU~lltla;'/
Remembe1. Mr. Paerc:c:, failure
to un wc:r (lollowmg the l.og'r.cum·
pic) \\Ill be dcfiniti\c truth thllt the
abo~c lleptaon arc true
It llppeiJr$ 1 hat our ncWJ Student' will not tulcrutc: thc:1r
onlv ncwipupcr to contanuc: 11 tnac:­
oururc: rc:pe)rtiiiK ond II npamon \taft
entptganK an per~onal conflrcttt.
Nothtng more: need be saad ol the
l.cwas·Robens 1nddent, execpt 11
•hould he: tecogni1c:d thut the l..ul(li
anaccurlltc:. and slec7)' allegations I mallr, whrtt the• ttury of
J f"W/\ · allrKI'dl. imprupu u,,. of tit I'
Ht~tlt'IJt ~uwtnmnrt ulrplwnr rrrdlt
rurtl WtL\ bt'mJ.: writtrn rlu· ulrfllltl'
of A.,.,.n l ullrth 11 O\ u11A nnwn: 11 ,.
mrh An~•' tl11.11 lt'wl' ltuJ ral/rtl hrr
11/th thr urdu t'tJrJ. f'ollrth u, ;,
Jat·t wrrr'ntll• u fr,.fhman "' I C. LETTERS POLICY
Lfrtlrw 10 1111 Editor thould be
•darwaaed to Bo• 2 r Th• d .. d/1,. 11
noon. 4101tdtyl Submlu10111 lhould
be fyPMJ. dOIIbi .. I~C«/ tlldtnCIIXII
thl IUih~ I ntii'N 11 .._1/ II
lttHtniC C/UI 01 IICU/t~ ll~dfrtg
No more lhtn thfWI IIOnttut•• may 'PI>'" "'''" ••en Jerttr c.•flll"t 111041/d be 350 IIIIOI'dl tN ,.,. AI
,.,,.,. •II/ bl puOU&h«< bur 111 JUbo
;.ct to ldltmg 101 QIWIWNI le~
1nd 1/l>eloua tlallmiiUI Th• Plonll'
Log tel ~~WI tn.nghl to holttltttfflll
I PIC • PtOblltnl I Tilt NO
IIIOIIytnOUI/111111 will be putll~ nt1utlun' woul
~htrwa,c:. I thank at we
loot II more thorough 1
'i:lltg~ttanv the po•staon\ (1
fijate~ ttnd not druwn cc
~orn •rnpre.ssion5 mode u
II\ Rl\ Cll C!,
I tcltliJc the e mu\ " •
8
f>lonrrr l.oR. Mar(h /, ne
hlues
r 8 couru
Dok1ng for 11,
)vc up. The eo~
spec:1al 1nsii'III:L
floor The
les. rends 111 f
1ple, outhonr,
ldy or 11.
Jch 811'
:y. aou1p and
•utely no final
llnUIJlng edhOt
tm·. culled
londny
ts confront&lli~ll.
d 10 put ,on\tt.,
~fk ic:ntur() •
IJded a note
ll telephonr
'' the wnttr-'WI!
~y charge omc•q
Is' .. Vtqpn Va1..
eu r run """I.J1
10ffee l>O ~e
Omplel\, ~IUUIIIII
c hnir and 1\IICII
ih\coteque
ee the "F
from the ndd'
:>f ttl> own
u 'mnll 'ampla
ollegc: ep1dem~
It~ of toda)
me lime ad
1u~ Thear antiiC!l
lh the unlletP.••~
nnd thl\ l'Ohct
tng an the
ectaon Cau"''"'l
~e he IS 'tUCitl•
lOt ht!! WOfUIIII'
tr Trd ond
s1nc:e the)·
ey can deat•G
mmal
foung ummall
~ben man
nge Now
e (?)
rnncasco
m SOrtleWbCR
eseot her
na on 10
test
L•rJI1ffl ,._,AI
IUUiaft~
1f¢1fiA
rh• Plonltf comments
1 ~ould hke to pubhc:ly thank
•• rvone who helped me out dur1n1
ampa1an last week I'd alto lilce
. Icon; rRtlllnte Alan Humphrey.snd
Rc1d and the1r ~upportcra
, runmntt c:ompellllve, yet fair.
1.,1'<11'lln• -\nd lastly 1 thmk Roby
··""'" L1110 l owt', ond Ores Cior·
,hould be thanked for running
cltttiOO
There ore u couple of comments
hkc 10 mnke c:onccrnmg the voter
_ .. ,mrndallont the Ptcmtu /.ell
IJ$1 ~eek Whtle •ome of the
ubout the recommcn·
i!lilll~' may be volt d. I do believe the
hu rhe naht ro mnke them I
belt eve the l.ox mode e\lery
1ncmpt to be fair and honest I hi11
itt'Om1t'\ more apparery when you
,llder the nal\lre or the cum·
Dunnr the ~eek each t41n­
~tc mcd to gtun ,uppon by tulk
. to muny people, uaually only for
-unute or two at a ttme The l.og,
.,.,.r·1cr !Pl"e us aboul ten mmute!t
It •eem• ren!onublc to nuume
1r a cund1date can't e•tabli11h h1~
tn that t~mount of
"lC, 11 would be very difficult for
to do •o 1 n o senea of superficial
,tacu that compo5cd much of the
.... ~ ... sn
Also. 11 •• snd to u•sume that the
can sway the mn,,e, a• eaSily a~
behcvc Our '\tudent body as
informed nnd tntclligent than
t hcrcforc, whtle I feel the
:;ttOnlmtndnuons hod 'ome effect,
~ere not enough to throw tbe
I smccrcly hope thnt rhe new
Jmu'"trution as recognu.ed at be­
choien by the ~•udcnts and not
ont' org,nnaauon
A.t"vin Ho...,.O/
Sophomort
retrospect
As an un,uccc •ful candtdote
1 prutdcnttn the recent elcctton,, I
hke to offer a few ob~er­
a.bout the election to the
'11!11111\
hrst, let me <tOY that I leurned u
ubout mv~elf ond how l'm vaewed
campu~ I ~ne~ my chancel of
elected were <~hm before the
t\cn opened, although I did
for a run-off elecuon All
•rouah the wcck.l. prtor to b.tllotmr.
pottefl> were torn down orddnc­
Po~tcr' put up an fore~t Hnll d1d
t l.ut the naaht. One Iorge poMer
up tn the Truilroom didn't "ur·
'c 1\\o hour,
I am not no1ve enough to believe
everyone will hke the th1ngs I
Jt\t and things I do, but unul no''
tts Ml\e enough to bc:hcve thnt
lt people at LC were muturc
'"~~~UJin to olio" othen the oppor·
.•11\· to make dectsaons on their
wuhout the benefit of cc:n-
1'1\hi .1\ppan:ntly th1s i., not the
lhc people who tore down my
~ertand L ec Wcinstctn's can only
termed ammature coward'\
Secondly, some comment!\ on
honttr I (JI recommendation~
·~ wHh the practice 1f there
more thun one newllpuper on
.. 111pu, Thut way the ~tudenu could
~ttah more thun one opanaon from u
~rt wuh "enouah knowledge to
luu und Intelligent
~'mc:nt, ," '" tt L'l, rho\t studc:nl~
onl) mnriJnal antere,t tn th.e
'«tUDM tend to take the word oft he
Dc,ptte the vocal cntu:asm of
PI'O~I~ hkc Matt Wuerker und
Doherty. mo t people arc
JQ\cd wuh the I .og and n: pcct the
"'f".l opantons on ~ubjects they feel
it i~ un uuthocat\ on I behc~e the
undere:sumatcd the: power Its
'l'tommendalltln\ would hu\c
I Lhtnk it would hove:
4 more thorou(lh Joh of tn·
1't11tg;~ttny the po111t1on' ot the c.an·
·'"'•1cs .and not dr,awn etutciUtm>nx
lmprn lUll\ mo.~dt 11 )'t'.U uao.
llln my cu~e
I rc:alitc the'e rnu\ !iounJ hl..c: ...-~To the Editor
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the b1tter musana of the vunqUa!lhcd,
and to an eJttent they arc I ul~o
reuli1e thnt the Loll wull not an n
poaitaon to e1tten~1~ly rc'learch all
the candadate , wtth ,ome not
declorantt until the Monday o( the
1ntervtew Perhnp~ the•e hmttauon•
should be tllken 1nto account neJtt
year
Needles~ to \8)'. I'm disup
potnted '"the results or the clec:uon
C)aoce it '" my fourth failure to re..ach
executive oCfice tn o.s mnny attempt~ .
I wall be cnrcfull) rc-evnluatang m)
conunued 1n\ ol\lement an \tUdent
government dunng the ncl\t few
weeks
·Han 1/umphrn •
~nphonrort·
Boredom rampant
l:very \tUdent a~ ..aware of the
lund or pc:~on "ho •houJd not be a
teacher the monotone vo1cc, the lo~
energy. the nun-c:ommlttul auitude
towurd\ the \Ubject and the '>tudent~
and the mabahly to uupare or 1ntere t
tudenl\ 1n the "IUbJeCI
Poor prof\ tend to thro~
around l.trBc amount" of Cl\tn&neou"
anformuuon to fill the time and,
although the youna mmd~ ol c:olle~c
tudent'l ma~ be likened to gro~1na
bloorm. bull!!hll n not u health)
fen11i1er We hD\c nil hud to draa
tlUr'\eh ·c~ to clo,, prnyang thing\ will
ampro\C only to be bored to u pretlel
for two houf"' Tha~ doc' not amplv u
peNon\\ ho eon not teach'' notu ntc.e
peNon. \Imply that he cannot teach
l-or those of ut~ who believe the
fre hmun and 'ophomore )eara
,hould not be JU~t n t1me to find out
what the good profes~ora tca~:.h, here
ure some ~olut1on' a pamphlet
about the prof~•o" wtth raunf'
und commcnh by the 'tudcnt11 \\ho
ha\le taken the clu~. each proft'\Or
'lhould underjO a ~eel.. of Clft'\1room
ob,ervatlon by the other depo.rtmen·
tul fncult). prt~fcs!lor,. •hould be
rcqwrcd to take ~manu .. an te-.sc.hana
from thO\C profc•~or who arc
lnown tor them erfecuve teachana
technaque'
Contrur) to popular opmaon,
learmnt cun be fun
Granted. not nil the blame lor
on un~ucc:eu ful cla!l!. ~hould r~t on
the protes,or There urc ttmt" when
the 'ltudcnt" arc D' much to blnme
'ct. l rcfu!oe to lllke the blame for a
tei\cher who cun'listentl\' lo5es has
chu~ an 11 (lla1c ol tedium There l!o
obvtoUllly 'omrthmg wrong ~hen
\tuden t<~. tl'\·tn8 to c:rcute "ome
mt,mentum 1n the cluu di~c:union,
pa"" the hall to the prole or onl) to
wutch ham fumble walh the topic und
~tcp (10 enthuua<Cm .all he would u
but.
It ,, the dut ul C\'Cr) pcr11on to
judie Jum~cll hou(."tly. No ld~ ~o
~•th o tt.l\:hcr. It i~ unltlrtunatc this
dti'•U<'Ont .. ubte.,;l bmcdom run!>
nunpllnt amonft studtnt tn u pluce •
--•
-• ..::;:J • #
~ h1th ~o e,,,il) could afford to maan
taan " facult\ ol haath quality and
tn~parang cnt hU!!IMm
Norah Sp~ar
fitmor
A bit of the Irish
We're learnantt \omeumes at's
1lo~ but JUIII the ·name we're learn-
• '"i .. F1r't of all .. they e~tphun to me
putaentl). "\~o>c don't •uy I hat wc'rc
'(lonna get ~omc more ol that &od·
damned man.' In Ireland we~) ' that
the weather 111 'goang \O{l • "'
Oh
fhe coloN of everything here
arc: muted, an llreen' and gra)'ll, like
the ~eather Nothma i ... ha"h· not
t\cn the blue and pml. neon glow
proclaamana thllt the MayOo~er bar
o1nd lounae 11just uround the corner.
lrunde the b3r. the ac:twn a .. half
.. c;en half heard through a halt of
Ct8arette ~mokc, \menc.1n mu,ic.
Jnd the din~ of empt) Guint"s
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(dttor: Dutch ManlHl
lualneaa Mafteter: John Scoll
Man-elnv Editor: HIIM Hottnagel
Copr Edllor: Cynthia Owen•
Sportl fdllor. Mill Maftll
El\tfrtalnmenl l!dlto~ Liaa O~lng,
Oava Zeag•t
Opinion Editor: Jell P11f01
PM109riC)hf Editor. T~ Galnet •rt Dtr.ctor Mlka MciCenJ •
Compoai iiOII !dttor: ..,harlent Kamoto
Advenlelng Man-oar. JOil Edwardl
Cli'C\IIetlon Ma~r; Lynne Mandt
wns.n: Cindy Bryant. l om Bugt!M
laladlwa Cnlbangull. Loalte Qe\11~ , bottle-Jt', funn)' ho" each band in
each bnr 'eems to ha\e the ~me
drummer The beat aoa on. and the
hlllc becumu on lnah M1", O\er ace.
We're beamn1ng to Jpuk a new
language. After n:c:eivinr blank
ture-confused loo~s und ;a few
snic:len w~n ordcnna ~.a beer ..
~c·-.c learned to usk for D -pint" of
lager. Our ho'\t famili1:1 in Wedord
ha"c helped u throuah the transi­
tion pcraod.
fhey 3te llOOd pc:Clplc, our
lam1h~ . I know now. ut the end of
my time here. that m)' hoit ~mam"
reully wusn't tryina to make me
thro" up when •he s.er'\'ed blood
puddln¥. I've e\cn arown to )O\C
potal~
'\c\cml mcmber1o ol our aroup
arc .. maanlinana" tea and btM:utt'
(cook'tC$) , We don't '""' ~about
te.thmc 11" a .. pleasant treat .. dunnJ
the e"cninJ anymore. We no" refer
to 11 ll!i our dally -r.,.-
ln each home there i~ one warm
room, the one with the -telly." Out of
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Pioneer Log
St•~ Hayward Ellzaoelh Henan, Sue
Kaplan Scott Wotn
Sport~ ~~~ ... Hel~t\'lk, Liz Walker
Oplnkln Steve Fer\(lnCI\. OavlCS F
Ludwig
Publlck Occ:u1'9«es;: DeniM Rollin
Pl\otoeraptMra; Wendy Coatallor, M•mt
GriY, Dwight Lay, Tina Weill
Production ' Cy""'"' Austll\ e.tay Cody. Elizabeth ~tun , Ellen Malthew
Yumls.t•
Compoatllon ' C1ndy Bryant, Ka,.n
Harada Elizabeth Heflin S\HI Kaplan
Cynth a Pt\illtps Ka,.n Saul
Artlsila. KalhV Sot~r, Wendy Wllt1n nccaStty (to keep hom fren.fna.t the
whole family pthen in that one:
room. It wa• pointed out to me rha1,
because everybody 11 in that room,
they hnc to relate to one another •
Famthl:' hu"c 10 be close. 'I o 10 oft
to your room to sulk would mean
ccruun frostbite.
lbc "telly" ia un in,tttution . A
ruuday niaht doc• not 10 by
Without T'h~ /I'Jcr,Jiblr Hullc and
lord \A\c u1 1f we hould min Thr
Sh \.fil/lun {)u/Jur \ton.
\unday ;are fm our fam1hcs.
fhev take us to Mau (MWhat. you
aren't C.uhohc'/ 'fch, tch," and u
1h1kc of the headl
Children tn the atrects and peo­
ple in ,hop' ,tan con~o>erutions with
ut, ju!t to hear our Iunny aec:cnts .
We are obVIous! Amenc;aru .
M rc you here on holidayar
we're ••ked.
'"No. I'm Wllh u sroup C'f
studc:nu hom m) uhool We're here
to !ltudy: we IU} 10 repl.) •
.. It's a pit} the Yocather 1sn't
better You'\ie piclted an odd time to
come to Ireland. And how long will
vou be here -wwe'll be here for rivc-and..a-
half months."
Tbat the months Jill surprise to
utmost c\CI)Onc Most mcncnn'
come throuah on u dlly-lon1 tour,
Scan my hoJI rarher eApbin~ ... The)'
get to Duhhn 1n the mornm&. take
rhc 1 ram do~ n to Cork, 11nap a fcv.·
pictures of thatched houses. and urc:
out of the country b\ late afternoon,
JUit in time to ha\c their dmncr an
l.ondo.n or Puris or ~ hcn:\cr tht1r
ne:ttt stop ma) be.-He llluatu to
h1~1r ... fhen they &o home and tell
all their friends that the' kno~ • Ireland,"'
I find m)tclf apoloprina for
them
I al~ana to the lady in M urphy"s
sweet hop I mentioned my em­
bura,•ment at how arat•na and
n:ss.al mericuns aound compared to
the lri'h
"Oh." she il) ... Now. I'd sa~
that the people of W~Cord don't
~ound JO grand Ill people from Kerry
or Cor~ . Youn<U, no~. )OU'rcstar·
tin~t to ~ct 1 bit ol a Kerry accent."
'\he dtdn't act no~ ledge m)
UJih .&C.Q:nl. She put do~n her O'tAin,
=and told me l was bcpnmns tu
~ound like: the people the thought
poke 'tAillh a .. ,rand" cccnt. The
lri1h arc hltc that.
·Hu~e )OU been to Dubhn )et''"
'he w:tnts to know.
.. , eah, we \\ere there lor a fe"
da) before we came to Wcxlord. I
dadn't hke It much, though. Too bi&a
cu for mv ua~te .• • .. And \\hat do vou thtnk lll
\\'ufordT"
.. , hke it. People art \t.l) friend·
I) here."
WYes," .she uys. noddtn8 '"I
pcnonall\ hke a smaller to"·n for 1~
rcoplc.·
Wondering il 1 "ill C\er act out
ol her shor. I say that our umc in
WuiMd ru.~ b«n ...,ondcrlul . ·nc
J?COpJe hen: ha\e Ji\'tn USIIOmethtnl
peeiat: I say.
'he nods apan .. Special," she
Ja)'· MYts, we a~ special fhat'a
niCC"
.. Thank ) ou," l U), •and &ood·
b\e,'" I make m.) t'sa&pc out the door
:tnd onto the atr«IA of W~ford
I:. at) l.JWtt til
With th~ /r~ltmd
OwrJnu Tr1p
M-tclt .chtaor: Rldla~ Hoyt
lpl11tueii!Mf•nce; lisa 'I Al~mencan
Fri•nd
0fi1Clal puDIIcatlo" of the A•ocla_,
Studel'ts ott.~WIA and Ctar\., 011~ SW
Palatine Hill RINt<l. Portland, OrtgOn
87211 Prll't.ci waakty Dy lhe S.uwooct e.. Second tlas• POttage Pl'd at
PorttaN1 0fWOOO Anftuel tubeeflptton
rata SA 50 S, 50 per l..m tot U S
.ubtenborw
VI•-.. •AJ)r•utKS .,. thOM or the
wrtto~ llnd dO not necuaart!y mc.ct
tl\e ~ I'!VI ol thO stu.nt body the
faculty or 1~ collaot adm nl•tt•••on SQorts -----------------------------
\lth''ll Uclltr\11.
(If ''" l'hmffr I"'
The 1977-7tl ha,~elb-111 ea,on
hn been a good one lor the L cw1'
nnd Unrl.: ntC'n\ ' tr'ltl) tenm.
ot onh have the) q114hl1cd tor
the ~ntu~nal \. ~odation of Inter·
collcguue \thlcttc lms~ctbnll
pl:t) Qll but of oil the :\"onh\\ ~~
C'onlercncr team i mnJ.., ht ·hc:'t
(in thud place) in the finaJ 'It \J
Dt tnct 2 tnndm I he ne't o o ''
~ \\ C ceam ts Willa melle. m txt h.
lltc Ptont-ers had a \\tnnmg
reC"ard both at home (6-J)and on 1he
rond ( JO. 7) far o linal 5elson record
of 16 "ln~ nnd ten lo n
If I ChAd notlO\l four ofih live
O\'cntmc game dunnt~ the 'cason,
1 he Pu:mecr "nuld ha' e been
n" rded enough points to wtn the
t(lp bcnh tn the :\.\1 l)t trict lnnd h:t\'t' the homl'<.'oun lld' antnNC lor
nil the pia ofl gnm~
l t i mnktd c1ghth in tht
dt\lricl fc.u IC: ITO \COIInj \\ llh ;tn
u\emgc of 77 7 point!' per 8'tme,
"h1lc Dlltl\\ln)l 1 he1r opponent\ on I.)
7b
'-emor guard r tm Hurlc: 1s the ''"h 1nd" 1du.tl 1o pl. tee '" da~trict
leaders He ranked thHd an 'corms,
11\'l:r grniJ JQ 7 potnt · lor the: 2b
"ltme' pin C"d tht• ~cn\on
Hurlt\ nt~o lc.nd the team m • lrte thro\\ 'hoNing, connc:cttn~ on
I~ ol h~S 1:'!4 shoh, fonan 82 ~rcent
a\'crage He: I o takes top honors
(or llUISt Wllh Qb, and IUmO\CO
With I()()
'-enaor cc:nler Colin He rd led
the l'aonccr sqund m rcbaund , grab­
blnF: 171' Juntor MarL: Robin,on
hauled down 160
Heard remam., the ~puun or
NAIA versus NC
~trla"a tlrlltnilo
Of thr r'tO!>fff I ot
In hght of l..cwu and Clark's
m' olvement m the Ot,tnc:t 2
:\auonal \ soanuon or Inter·
c:ollegJ&Ic thletic:s (:\ lA) ba~IW·
bAll pia) orr , ome severe daspanues
between LC nnd us opponents hn'c:
been recogm1.c:d
The Paonc:cl"i arc c:ompcuns
ngamst mdc:pendcnt c:oUeges "htch
hm~ no conference af(ihation j
The ref ore:, those mdcpcndenl
college~ nrc abk to lure athletes to
thc.u sc.hool b) gmng them u much
Dll \UiliOn·lrtt Kholnn;lup)o
l e""' and Oark, along wnh
other t~Chools li\:e Wi\\:smetlc: tJna­
,c~l) and L..inlield thnt belong to
the :\"orthwest Conlc:rcnce (~WC),
arr ratnctc<l ro gJ\lng hnananlatd
on the basiL 01 n ~orudcnr·~ need
o ohe thc:·mone)"problerru,
I C could drop lilt membcrshap \\1lh
the I , and JOin the new'l) form-
ed 'nuonnl Colleg~atc Athlcuc
550Cl taon (~C A) lhvlSlon 3
10 Or\1 aon 3 ha~ been ct up for
small eollc:ge th.ll \\ant uniform
rule tor tudc:nt .,n need ol fioancml
aad '>chools that belong to Oha~uon
J .th not allo\\.cd to san
cholur.hips lor nthlcte.~o
In the mld·l960s, l.C wa' In•
1rumental m setting up the Nt\lt\,
when the ~C,\ \ Cocu'ed pnmanl)
on 'the maJor colleges and considered
the smo.ll college n "peons "!\o the
P1onc:cn ore fc:cltng n 10\ II to the
:'~:AlA thai's partaoll prco,:cntanG at<.
1tch to ~c ,,
u:"<Ci\t\ h1~toncall \~us lor the
bag school ," ~ad I snack coach
f.ldoo Ftx .. It \\.1l pnmanl) run b.) 11
elect re\\ of the hag chools."
Other prohlem~ arc that l C ha10
no a\ an the go~o ernmg ot the l
collcRc in the 1 C \1\, where the
1'<11\ I \ 1 more: ul H dcrnocr,tltC::tlly
run orgnni.uuion lltc '< \ '\ ltbo
doesn't ha'c uniform rule< on ho\\ to
JUdge the "need" of an llthlete for nil
choub 1n the countf)
r he advantages of the. CAr\ IS
1t docs hc~\e o th\laaon for "oC"C"d"
school • and 11 pa)s tor 1111 trnH:Ihng the "prc:macr-hn<:lLc:~" club. I hi'
~car he commtlled \)4 touh nod •
lou led out oJ the 'ume •t' en tnnc:s,
\IJ lU OC'nc ul tht"C ~111ttstie11
mll\ help the Plonc:ct Ill thtlr ro~t­
\C,I\00 plnyoff\
• I he pl.l\'Oll Bamc llttlltn t
\\'lllnmcttc L "'' er,it\ lnkc pl1ce ••
tuo late: to make I og prt s dc;lcJiinc:\, -­
hut al I C beat' \\ allamette .nd
Haw"tw~Halo dele:"' \outhcrn
Oregon ('oltel'~· the P1onecr.. \\Ill
tr:nelto H '"'"for \ \oturdll) mght
~tame . ·--· 1,1 00110,u·d rrum PI!·
1 he olhtr ,,d, .tnll1
1 BCllnl\ iur 11 1 t h
lll\tlhn& eJtpcn'~ lot
1~ l!lhc:r school' tu col
ro Independent l
m 1he NAil\ '
II'(IC.tn!i 1 hout,IH of I~
.,.h(!(ll< hancJiol( IOI(C'I!
•t lht' , ( \,\ I'\ ,J \Cil
"lh~ gcnerrll opt
t;crt 1~ it "ould be ,, rr
(lod " I hey couli
llhktr :o;CAA doc•n't 1
n ~ ,\1 ,\, but t hut d~
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Btn there \\ ould bi
~pwng in the N-...r>
Raght nnw there j
I( LC beat' Watlnmc:tte and
SOl t tlc a "'" O\cr Ha\\ nia-Halo,
•hc:n '-0( tra,cl\ to Portland ICir n
'>aturda\ game in Pamphn '\pon • '-~mron J te.tm' rn '1
1 r. to pia .agum't
, to lrn,el to Cuhlo
tenter.
II the Ptonc:en lo~e to
\\ allamttte, the) onh tr.tvcl '"fur a
the lod.er room to 'tore: theu um-
lorm' ltlT ne t 'ea .. on
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C.\.peme ... •
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For now, the primnr concern
of LC ba,l.:etb.11l coach ncnn
'-cmpen 1. that hi\ playe~ 1\rC: com·
~~~n~ a~ain~t "pro{~\ionol "sn the
di .. tnct pia} orr~
Mlf we loolL ut 11 from a b,,,ket·
ball 'tandpotnt," he: saad, "\\here
~ople ore rt<rultcd for the s~·hool
maanl) for b.~ lerball and ghen lull
ndc:s,u·~a torm ol prole: sJOnaiJ,m"
.Sempcrt a:-.n't the only :\"WC
co;Jeh leehng the mdtflerc:ncc .
Wtllnmette head ba kctball coach
hm Boutin, a former 1\ll-,\mencun
lor I C, 1~ ulso ,uflcnng from the
• •
ancquur~ •
.. , thank 11\ \C:I) lrustrating," he
satd "It's reall) thrlicult to c:ompttc,
recruiting with chools that gtvc out
I ull ride'."
Money to recruit \\ ith 1\ the: l.:c:)
to the d1flc:rc:nce\, hut .at LC there .nc
other con,idc:rauon., th.ll come 1010
cllcct "hen lunng .uhlcte ttl thl'
school.
Mf'it Of .111, the OthJc:lc IS gomg
to h.1'c to be n h1gh quality ball
plu~ct, and \\lit h:ne to meet the PASSING PIONEER ( "'llwn.-
Sophomore Steve Cochran attempts to pass through o tough Boae
zone defense. The Pioneers took on Wlllameue last night In PamJV·
Sports Center In pursuit of an NAJA District 2 championship Aesu •1 of the qame were not available at press time
acndc:m1c qu.ahfiauion!> for admt~­
~ion toto I C
It \\ ould nbo be to hi., advun·
tagc: to come lrom a lm\·income
fam1l), o h1o;, nc~d for monc) to go
to college "all be greater than rtn
othlctc: comtng I rom a wc:nlth) lama·
I) wh.tt the) were: doing," .tid h~. •t
·\\,1 b.rsl.:c:tb.all CtMCh then '-lo IL
dccu.Jed 1 o go on 1 he need b 1\11 :
bnng .tn equit\ ,1bou1 withm tt!c
conten;nce ~o that hn.tncaal.11d 1111
not ol Inc tor 10 \\ hether ..s kad \\enlt
one :o;chool or tht other."
\\'hen the N(. \ recognized 1
••tf thc:ar need as lo\\, we \\on't \\tu lo~ang memtxr.. to theN \IA.I
\\10 one of those battles," sauJ cpar.1tcd ih own mcmbc~htp m:
Sc:mpcrt ol rc:cruitmg c:ompet1tton lhrec: dtwilon'l .
ng.unst mdcpcndcnl chools. "Thi' D•\l~aon I t.1les care ol tt.t
hns happened e'pecmll} \\llh mnJor unl\cr ittc hkc: LICL.\ an!
Californta JUntor college: recruits, USC. DI\1\IOn J '' lor 'chooh 1K
\\here [the tlna~c:r " Hy of] Hawu1i· llC of t•ortlund ...,t,uc:. And f01
Hiln can ofler n lull-ride nd going MncccJ" ohonls hkc l C. there:
to IIU\\Illl to piny \\ill look too ()j, 1\loo 3 •
fttlructl\c: ton student athlete" Het'uuse the • t\lA
"Mnney 111lli.l>,'" "aid Rouun diffcrcntinte bc:twt('n 'chnob lhJl
"Mone) bll} athktc~ ... &he ltm1nctal .ud and 11chooh tlut
J he llldependent colleges di~-g1vc scholuro~htp~ thc:rc:·s tulk oiiC
agree "'II h the perception <:on(ercncc droJ'Ipl ng at' N \1 \ membcr<eh1p and
chnol hnvc o( throwing money JOining lht (. A \
nrouncJ. "t \\ottld '·')"it'~ \OrnethmJ 'It
"We hoHn't gs~en that much 'hould dc:linucl} look Into," 5l
money out.'' ~aad Dr \\ \ Sempert "We \hould in\C:'\tlgll tc:tk
Hor\\ood, head ol the health ud\ mt.1gc to 11 und maybe It:
ph) ''cnl cduc..Jtlon and recrt all on da~ad .tnt.tgc: . 1 here could bed~
dep.trtmc:nt ll \oorthw c. l '\awrene vunt.Jgcs
College:. "We don I ha\c: .an) .. llhletc: "1 "'ould ~' 10 b.askctball, lAc
on a I uti nde ( t uuaon) " ani ormuuon I h.n e, there \\ ould ~
Out It's n common behel among tlmc: dc:tinllc advnnlltgc:s to gomtl
mdc:pendc:nt college thut conrerc:oce SCi\1\ 1)1, 1 10n 1 But we: "uuW
"'honls arc 8"1ng ou1 more monc) hu~e to ~:on,lder nil ~rnns ..
I han chools hl\c: Gc:urgc: Fo' and "I here's ,. lot ol rnlk abo::
Wttrn~r rucalic gOing to I ;\,\ OIVI ann '·" w!
"\\'c: ul'o I.: no\\ that there are Wilson. "But there:\ many dallcml
monic: gl\en out b) Northwest thrngs mvoh't'd 10 that "
[Conlercnce] chool that urcn't 1 he tar 1 compl.unt \\llh ttc
Cllllc:d ulhlc:ltc \lholarshap~." ,\1\ 1~ 11 doc5n•t htt'r ~
Uor\\ooc.l '111cJ, • \\ e know that dcmoaut1c tructurc.
hec::1Ut.c '' e'vc recrutted i.lt hlctc: \ •I nd ''1 he nuuonul h~sm:mtion,
thcy'\lc chu~en '-Onlcrc:ncc schoolo; the end ulahc: bn~~ctb,11J sc:a~on,,.
bc~IU\C: they "ere: getting more c::tll bad. htre ancJ tdl 111 ,, ho\i~•'lrt
ntonc) from them.. an the pl.l\ofh lrom thts tcgtt1n,'
f· red Wilson, .uhlettc cJirector at Wt"on ,.11d
LC, 5otid that's true. Athletes ha\c 1 he "-\lA doc:~n't \\or~ tbJ!
been nturc hkcl) to come to l.C wuy. T ht Cti.IChe ol diUercnt sroru
bec:J1U c thetr need" so high, und u'JJ get together .rnd de\ 1,e u ,trucnm
be met \\ uh mont.). Whereas ,,, lor the: pln)oll~ fltc.) deter nut(
mdepcndc:nt schools. the) 'II get thc1r o\\ n con cqucnccs.
cholor haps b,IJC:d on how good a "t thank "'c: would leel brttd
hall player the) ure, and thev rna) uhout beang 1n thr AI.<\ th.tn m tb:
nul set na much mane:\. NC,\1\," !IUid Wal\on .. &c.. lUSt' It
"Our board o(tm~tecs lc:els it'5 htl\e more 1141) 10 \\hilt \H'r·· dolf,f
not nght for u:. ~ ith a dillerent und ,~~·rc dc:lermantng our 0,~0 llU
ph1lo~oph\ 1n gcttmg our alhlctc:~ . to Whercns 10 the 'J( \ t\, the:) 'rc: 1
compete •gain!\! these guy' " 'aacJ '"1:1 you ,, h.,t\ !lOitlll 10 hupptn • Sernpert. "Mu)·bc we \hould look
IIIIo whrther u'a (uir for U' at l he: "';\I\ hns no ruk ,about
any urne 10 c.:ompc:tc: ,1gum\l ,choob giVIng 1Wt h nunciul .ud onh thai I
It k (' II rt"' olll• B llo I ha I .Jre 'chou! cun'twvc nut more: llld thand
buymp .. 1h . g.,·1ng full uthlcttc \,;o"'" to go to \e;houl ~o membenh1;
chul.ar hips." 'chooh c.tn 1(1\'C: ,eholur~hiJh ~nil
Bud HI the hue 1950~ uod curly t:ompc:tc li!(Uin~t "need" ~t:hO~ll~
l9b(h when It belonged 10 the "Our conlerenc.e 'ltt)'s 111111 "!
~( 1\1\, it mcd to huvc only cun onl) l(I\IC un the bu'' ol nccd.
IICftcJemlochulnr,h 1p,..und gave h~tl£ , W1bnn 'lllld ""'o l C hu~ to .1b1dt'bl
tu111on (lf.tnl lor top uthlelc:"' conlcrencc rult'
Rut Wlll.uncllc \Inned "out- "But 'c:hooJ, hkc (,eorgc fo'
recrui~i~ag" I 1nlacld und L ( b) 81, ., .tod W.trnc:r PaC;~Itc .Ire not 10 the
'"8 tultton·lrec ~cholanhip~ 1 hut's \.Onlereru;c . I he: onl) rut~ thn hal<
whenand\\h ytheconferencewusr.c t to ab1de b.., urc the NAI\ ntlel
up. I whach 11rc not rule' ,,, uti, praclrt.af.
"1 here wua n lo1 of cJ1,p:mty tv ...
wuhin the confcrc:ncc school-. an • < ontlnutd un PI· 11 tJm
Phil a
careE
only
Train
law tj
lnstit
resp<J
corp<l
para I
2,50(
conta
our n
•
p
•
"""'" I ux. '.furrh /, /9
Prcmur Log. l•forrh /, J9T9 C)m!.w o.
' a tough Bo•r
'lght In Pam~~~:
onshlp. Resulu
mg
," satd F1.,, ~h...
h chen \o th;
'e need ba'l\ l
~out Wlthm 111:
inunctal nid 1111
'cr a k1d \\entto
ther-
~ \ recogniud 1
to the NAIA,
ncmber~hap ur.
.es C!lrc of It
tkc UCLA ao.l
for schoQh tht
State, .\nd !~
: LC. thert n
\I\ dQQn)
'n 'choot ct l
nd "choob rb,•
ere·.., 111H ol U~
nembcuhip aa.f
'omethina 11:
ok 1010." Slid
i invc,llgattlbc
nd mn)bc lh
could be t.liW-
baskcaball. ~
there \\ould tc
t ' ••
Juint
• l..in 1
'S\01.'1111100
• 111 \C:,I\On \0
II\ \\ hu'~ t;Olll!
• thi5 rcjl~n.·
n 'I \\ mi.: t~.Jl
iflerenl \pl)ftl
se u 'itruclll"
e\' dcrwnu • es
~ld led belief
11 '\ lhlnlnl=
• · Bcc.lU~ ,-,
t "c're dotr4
1 our ow-n tall
~. thc\'re lc • o hoppcn •
to rule .rbowl
. onl) rhata
re llld rhanr:
membc:~h'r
lur;htfl' an.!
school~
eu \1!> I hot ~'
!II\ ,,, netd:
.s to abtdc b1
Cic:(lrge Fo1
e ntll an rbc
Jc:.., che\ ha''C
:AlA rules
11. pn~ttiCIIJ.
ed un PI· II vs. NC
•(ootmurd lrum 1'1: Ill
1 he other .td\oJnl.t~t' theN( ,\ \
tJ' ~orn(1 fnr II 1 th,at II fl:l\\ ull
lim!] e~rcnsc~ lor tenm~ gosng
orhcr school tu compete
r 0 1mJcpcnc.Jen1 !lt:hoob COin•
;K(IIl~ rn 1 he II. A II\ Dl,trtcl 2 w11 h
( 1 hough! ol 1 he tonfereru:.e
t:hOCIIS b;tndtnjl IOI'Ciher .tnd }Pin
thr NC1\ \ '' u "'Ill} nne
"I he ~cnc:rul oprmon .trnund
al 11 would he a mi\IHle," nrd
"I hey couldn't help I he
'11h!tte , f't\1\ du~·sn'l flll\llln\ more
~n ~ \l1\, but thJI dc:r<nd~ on the
But there \\ nuld be u d1flerc:ncc
I'Oill•" tng '" lhC' C,\,\
Risht nn\\ &here .trc no other
'""~11on 3 lcllm~ tn I he ~orth\\est
l1f 1 C 10 pht) ngtttn\l. The\ "uuld
b\t to tnr~cl to Cuhfornsu lo rind u
:am "\! c u~ed 10 talie lrsps ro
C.tltlnrnw In pl.t) lnntb.lll,'' nut
\\'il~on "Hul lhc mnnc:y crunch hll\
m.1de u' retrench lrom our cheiJulc:
sn lonthnll ~u lh.u ~c: feel we could
.aflord the Jpon,"
~(·,\,\ member htr .chooiA
need nut wnr rv ubnut Whrrc: the • ntonev i~ commg lrom
4\C<.:etrdanB In R~lph Mel·rllcn,
UUI~I.Lnt ditC\.I!)f ol e\'C:IJI& lor the:
1'\C,\ •\, 11 guar.tnttcr. fl.l) •ng the:
lra,cl C::\JlCOSC:'- for .111 lenms, o 11
due~n '1 co I rhc: an~trtuuon monc:\ lo
send 1 he school to an) c.uonol or
J'lhtyofl compcttlton.
The money to p.1y for 1he
11 J\Cihng comt'11 I rom aS' 2 mtlhon
lund built by ltd.et rc:CCIJ'IIS lrom
game:" ol 'CA,\·memhcr h1p
~chool'
.-=or no\\, J"'MI ol the I athlettc derntmcnt 1.\on't conatder
s" nchlllfl us. mcmbcr~h'fl to the
( 1\ \ bcaau~c 11 111 sltll lcehns
ilion•• loyall\ to lhc NAJA
I ( 11n'r 1 he onlv §Chool '" the
conference &hur I eels &he lin me dcvo·
I IIIII
.. I th111l. ~C' lltl," 111d Aoutrn
"We: 511uted "11 h 1 h.tl progr .tnt und
u·, been gout! to ......
Rcg;udtcn ul ho~ llend1C1.11
theN< \,\ \;ouh.l be to the b,,,IJ:etbiJII
progr.tm, I C would lec:l ron much
dt IJfllc:c tl 11 were 10 drop 11~
membcr5htfl "'tlh the NA I,\
H Ul OcmlenttJI ollcgc In I 0~
\ngcle~ rs h.tppv ,,~, uh the mo\c
.. We h.1d been nn NAJA
member .n o non-scholar,htp
chool und 11 w1u h.ud fnr us to
COmpete flg.un I Olhcr r Cholar hrpf
:~chnol~.- :>ntd Rurh Bcr~ey, nthletlc
(.hrcctor at Occ,denHtl "We stll)ed tn
rhe :-< \1 bccnuse ol the dt~tru.:t
natUre OJ lhetr f'I.J\Uiftl"
It would logJc:.lllyfollow tf I C 11
san cere t1 boul It§ tnequ111es ol com·
f't'llnlJ agatn)t mdcpcndent Khools,
member htp an the ~Ct\A woultf be more bcnclicuJI
Hut there's !lltlllln arprehc:n~aon
at l!'"''ng up the It\ mc:mbcr~hap
So I ( ha!L two pour hie Joluuons
I C: tnll \lo ort Wltc:rher wnh
or her .. need" school' bclong•nc to
&he ';\I \, llnd ohcu the urgnmta­
llon to davade the dt~&ncrs so "necd­
Jc:hools c:tn cumpe1c agamst each
C1lhcr for nUIIOOIII Chumptnn5hlp.
e\Cnll\, nnd rhe scholaf3h&p schools
can oomrctc •g;un" 111 <>~n kind
\ lfll)fC: retllt~ll(; llltC:rOIIIl\'C II
"'h.11 both theN At\ und NAIA call
du11l mcrnbeuhap'
Under 1 he du.sl membership
pru11r '''"· I ,~ cun comJl(te 111 blul:ct­
h,llltn 1 he ~C1\ ,\, w htlc or her pons
hl:c fnolball&nd haRilAII cnn renultn
member) under the Nr\1 ~ JUfiWIC·
lton
I o do &hts, I c would hD\c to
pit) member h•p due 10 borh
organt7otiiOn\, und U1Cfl) follow the
re pcclt\e rule;, of a he organt1.1111on tl
lS cumrcune under
Hutlhal WO), Scmpcrt's bafl~el­
ball squad ""luld onl c:ompcte
agmnst learn~ alutt ga.,c money to us
fter just three months of study at The
Institute for Paralegal Training in
Philadelphia, you can have an exciting and rewarding
career in law or business without law school.
• s a lawyer's assistant you will be performing nthlerc..' on the ba1rs or need, ond
Wal1on and h ~ould he able co
hnng on to thcrr no talgm
Or the Ptonccn can keep us
membcrah1p 1n the lA und fighl
agn1nst the •ndc:pcndcnc schools for
playoll tx:nh~ •
Women cagers
split games
I ,, \\ Ilk"'
fir Ill~ rtu"rrr I •)t
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Children In camp S6111ng N•Jotro 6 plant
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The CcrOp Bookstore
is open 12 to 1 p.m.
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Located Next to
the Council
Chamber
Saves
~flft~r lox. Murch /, /079 11 rnuh /, J9Tf ·f~hmrn ~Ill uiKI tbrir COUI'I~ ror I
pnnJ term 1971> on March II rom 7 to 9 p.m
an \l!'lmm Otnang Room
\tudcnh must obtAan tht'lf ad\uors'
1anature on a green coune ac:hedule card
pnor 10 rt(Pitratlon
T ht' chC'dule chaflit'S wall be available
1 hu~da\ on the wnting counter located
l~f0!<.' (;om the campU\ post offioe •nd
pl\'dcd oubtde the Regutrar·~ offia:
•The Coll"'t Outdoo,.. proa111m \\ill
, pon~\lr th~ tnp!o thu "'«'-end. In orde~ to
pan~t-ipate . come to the p~tnp mtthnJ>
March 1. at 6:30 p m in the Gray Room.
~ginner'5 rod.: chmbing ~eminar will
be held Mardt I at Ho~ Thief Butte near
The Dalles. \II equipment "ill be I umi~hC'd .
The fee Wlll bc ~ ~
l'he 1tllie Jane ~~~ Tour "'II run both
M rch l nd :2 Tha a .1 tour on the nonh
1de oi Mt Hood. th~and-a·half mile to
the r.hcher. fhe outing will include a mght in
lront of ll hu~ ltOne fireplace II the albin
1 he f« "111 be .S I 0
A tnp to Bajb\ Hnt pnn$-' will be
March ~. A on~nd-a·half mde haLe lead11 to
the sprin8$ and cedur tutb.lilled wath ~tc.'lm)
water. fhe I~ will be S.$
•'"C'arur Opportunltlo in Pubhc
Hcallh" i~ a sem1nar oentenng on career
poujbiliti" an\olving the plannina of he.ahh • • • semcc•, pu~hc health educauon, manag:-
ment or health lacdn.ies. communal~ be.1lth
scn'lca and famil)' plaonsna practu:cs. The
Jpeaker will be Marp.n:t ~cad ). an LC
Jntduate and Pubhc Health Educator With
Wuhington Count\ The eminar will be
hdd March I at 3 30 p.m. in Templeton
Center's Tha)cr Room 3. f:h, tbcth ~utter , baophv~ici~t . will
'f\Cilk on the ubject '"Btologtc.l and
Sociologicul lmphc:atiom of Recombuant
0 A Research,. lhUNflly, March I, in the
Agnt'.\ folanagon Chapel Her lecture '" pan
of the wanter forum 'en~ . WEcology and the
Humun f·uture-
"-uuer\ re~eurch and teachmg pronde o
penpcctl\e on the potenual benef&t!o and
hnmrd' anvoh·ed an recombttant Ol\A
~\Carth a technoloro fortrnnllemng pae<'Cs
of 01\ \ from one credtUre to another Such
~ earth hulds potential for medacane
genetics and aariculture as "ell •~ germ
warlare und envuonmental destructaon~
~ uner i!\ a membcr of the National ences
• !!'
-
cher to
Scacncc Foundatton 1\dva"nn Committee on
tha~ nnd HLiue• an ctencc and technolog •
ond the Nnuonnl lnatnutc or Hcnltb com
mlltce on rccombitnnt ON 1\
Her tnterc,lll range from btochcmtstry
11Dd molecular btoloSY to concern' for tht
cc:onoma~. pohuc. nnd ethac:s of health cure
nnd health re~oean:h ~he ha numcrou~
research public:ataon~; and mnny ub~traCt!l
not yet pubhshed ~he •~ n member of the
btoph\· •~ lacuhy at Evcrsreen Slluc
College
The lecture" ill begin at 3:30p.m. in the
Chapel,
-Otnl\c-Rollin
Bct)'e <\oar "Marth 4, 2 p m ,tu the Ponland
Art Mu cum In addiuon, a color documen ­
••Thr ltUOo" iJ playing on stasc no~
throuah \1atch l m Far ·\cres The.atR. ~ p m
niahtly. Euaeoc lonc:scc>s play i~ a danae
absurdist drama about an ecoentnc
prorc:saor and the conflu:u he encounter. tn
teachina a pup1l. The speaalaucs t du·ector 11
Marla Carlwn. a I97S LC graduate The
play wiiJ be S I for LC ttudenu, fa cult) and
•tarr. uuv film on unast Lee Krall ncr will be shown
AdmaS)tOn lor the three film~ wall be S I, 11nd
w11l be pre entC'd in the Berg-wann ur:..z...------------1 Auduonum For more mformntion, cnU the 3
•Christophtf Parktnlna. ~ognized u
Amcnca\ lcadang vtrtuoso of the clauical
guatar, Will appear tn conoert at LC on
March)
•Joan Stortt, of Colorado Spnn1s.
Colo.. wtU ta~e elc«Jons from bcr
numerous published worb for a poet')
reading \tarch I at 8 p.m in Tamarack I
Loun~ Stone' a pocnu hav~ appeared tn two I
pubh h<:d collections and more than ~
JOUrmb ~nd newspapen. Stone wu the Cint
~plena or the Pac:i.fic: Nonh"-CSI Wnten
Award tn 1968.
•SC'Uiptor looabator-r Scarpitta wtll bc an
Ponland to rpcalr. about his woru at the
openma u.hibltlon, Marth 1, 8 p.m., at the
Ponl4nd Center for the VauaJ Aru. There 11
no admass1on chAf1e. The center u located at
117 ~W J-ifrh A\'e, The eAhibatton wall run
throush March 27. He has llUdled under auc:h arean a.
Celedomo and Pepe Romero. u well as
Andres Segovta huruc.lf Parkcnanat\
program Will anclude works by Milan,
Besard Sanz, Dowland, Batchelor.
Coupcnn. We1ss. Ponoe, J S. Bach. Sor.
\'alla-·hobo\, \lbentl, dc la Mau and
Gwhana
The concert will beJln at8 IS p.m. m the
Agnes Flanapn Chapel Tickets arc:
available at the Templeton Center tnforma·
uon des.,. II a m. to S p m . and arc $2 SO for
studenb. S6 general ad mi. ''on Call ext S11
•The 1979 PadOc Ph7aJque Cbam·
plon•hlps with •pectal auest po~r Frank
7_.nc, two-time wmncr of the highest body
bualdtni award, wtll be March 3 at 7:30 p m.
an the ")mnb Center Ballroom at Portland
State L naverany
The contot Wlllanclude compc:uuon for
the utlo. of Amateur Mr Oregon, Mr
Orc:aon. and Mr Paafac Cootl. Tropht~ F • 2 wall bc awarded for the fint five place r I. Wtnners in each competition . a• well u best .,_-=_.:::;....:::..:; _________ _,::=~ body paru. and mostan/ul prc)entauon . To
•-'ftac-Other 1-'rand"o " ~11J be this
Y.ttk't Cuban Onema film. The film" about
sla\U)' and social clan There are also
moments of ad,enturc and romance.
1 has filp is io Spanish with Enah•b
IUbllllcs and wtll be shown March 2 and J, 7
and 9 p.m • an room 1S o( Ponland St~lle
lJni"enuy's Lincoln Hall. Adminion wtll be
S I for students.
..... , hc-Niche lbora~u ~Pft\1 fn Jail," a
play about Henry David 'fhoreau's famoua
act of ovil di.aobedaencc, wtth antc~Lina
poinu about hia peBOnal hfe, will be
prt1ented March land .3at tbe YWCA. I J II
SW lOth. The play ttaru at M p m .• and
tacketa wdJ be S2.50 for •tudenta.
•"'The Dark Moon and~~ Full," 1/.'tttn
Pla)rd Curds GJ Womm l>o, and &dttmr
Stor)', are three atudent•chn:ctC'd plays to be
pi'Qtnted March 2 and 3 an Che Graduate
Theater, liS Lincoln Hall, Portland State
Una\'erauy. E\'ery phase of these one-ect
pla.YJ 11 conccaved and executed by atudent
performers and technicians .
The playa "111 beiJn at J! p.m., and chere
•ill be no adrruu1on char~e .
12 obtain ticket\ for the c:hampaotuhlp$ , call
282·1460 .
•"Tht Dauahttr or tht Rtaimtnt;' a new
production ol the two-act romantic comedy
will bc pn:unted in Enatuh by the Ponl.and
Opcna Auociation , March 3 and 6 10 the
Civic Auditonum . 'l"be opera tells the atory
or a 1Jrl and her adopted famtly -an enure:
military reJiment.
'Ole opera will beJin at 8 p.m both
nights ltckell ranae !rom S6 to $16. Call
248-,322 or 248-4496 for mort antormauon
Sun.
•Communion Mnl« (or I he lint Sul\da)'
of lent will be March 4 at 6 30 p m. an the
chapel. Georae Aberle will conduct the
ICI'\'ICit',
•"'Tht Ori&Jnab; Wumtn In Art," a film
• •
~enes on una~uc women anasts, wall feature:
.. Helen frankenthaler -Toward A New
Chmatt" and "Spirit CAtcher-The An of An Mu,eum at 22b-2811
•Poetr) rudlnp will begm Sundnya,
ottonmg Mnrc:h 4, on KOAP rndio at 6 p.m.
Dou$10t SpnngJe'a poems wall rencca ttme
spent an Jordan, Germany, nnd parts of the
United Stole~ The ,tataon as located at Q I S
on the FM dial
•"fomc out or tht Quid Room, .. a ni&ht
of poclf) 11nd muSic b)' female n-menttal
pallenu. wall be pre entC'd March 4 os ll
benefit for the Women's Mental Health
PrOJect The readtng nnd muaac wall begtn at
7 'lO p.m in the YWCA Socaal Hall, II II
5 W lOth Ave A S2 donauon wall be n~ked
Call 231-1049 for more anformollon
•'"Otafula .. i1 a special rendition or tbe
Dracula stol) mnde spcctfically lor deaf
audaenoc• With both \poken and it8n
dwlogue The film, produced tn Oregon. U.
directed by Peter Wt'llchberg, one of the
founden of dear theauer in the Unucd Stnte:>.
The progrum wtll beg:tn at 8 p.m .
Man:h 4, at the Nonhwest Medao ProJect,
2229 <;E ua .. thorne Blvd Admtii!IIOn Will be
Sl SO
•Thr ASI C ~natt mmlna this week will
bei&Jn at 6:30 p. m • March S, in Tamarack
l ounttc
•The Ortcun ~)mphonJ Cham~r
Orchntra will perform an concert March S
111 rhe Asnes Flanapn Chapel Lawrenoe
Smith wtll conduct a proaram of Bach.
Bunolc and Schubert . Endrt Granat will be
the guest vaolin111 1 be concert will bcgtn at
1!: I~ p.m For more information , call ext.
576
... hom Hrrt to EttmJt)'," with Burt
Lanc:a,ler. llebonah Kerr, Donna Reed und
Frank Sanatra. wall be ahown 111 8 p m
March 5 ut the Nonhwest Film Study
Center. Thi1 lilm. part of 11 tnbuh: to
Montaomery Clift, ia a translation of James
Jonc:a' no\cl kbout the attack on Pearl
Uarbor, and the militury. Admiuion ia
S l. 7S. I he centeris loaated 111 1219 SW Par~ .l Tue .
• , •• a·· rcaular dlnnt't will be ltn.N
rrom 4 to 6 p.m March 6, due to the A\llh
Wottek awards Thote arriv•na after $ xact fi~
en perct p m will be seated in Stamm Oanlna R0o1a
•"1 ht <"art and ( ulturt or Planca" is~
tO('IJc ol o two-pure coune offered at OMSt
March 6 and 13. Topac. wtlltnclude ho•14
tak:e cuttmp. layerina. aralting. and co.,
tuiner prdemna The clau wall meet
7:.30 to 9 10 p m To reJltler, call 248-S907
Wed.
•Mudrnt <o for c:a~ Rlaht~ wall
M1trch 7 at 5 p. m 1n the templeton (erne
1 hn)er roums. E'eryunc ta welcome Bnllf
.)our dmncr.
•l en ten Mt'dhatlons In lht-( haptl1rti
betcm Morc:h 7. from I 2:45 to I p m., 1111
conttnue every Wednesda y through ~ ·
Orgnn mustc can be heard every day
12 40 to 1 p.,m throuah Lent
•·•work ~marttr Not Hardtr, .. a mtJD.
c:oul':\e g1ven b) ume miU\Agement consull.ll
Gloria John,on. wall offer htnl6 on gttttlll
twice a., much done tn hull the ttme learn~:
plan nut work and enJOY more fun in
Bnni paper, penal, and a self addrt$1~ .
!>tllmped en\'elope The one-maht cou"'~.,,
be offered March 7 at Grant H1gh ..,chocl
224S N E 36th, room 139, from 6 4S 10 9.
p m The co 1 Will be S2 SO Call 28
e~l 10 for reservnuons .
Cont.
... ( omt Back Llltlt Shtba," the pi&J
wntten by Wilhom lnge, 18 on stage no•
through March 24 at the F1rehou'e
1436 SW Montaomery 1 he •ho" •tnrta 11
8:30 p.m, Friday~ and Saturday. \d~~~~t
aaon 1s $3, and n:servnuons ore recommrod·
ed Call the bo~ office at 248-4737 betwm
u m and 3 p m
• Richard Royct, artist. will displa\ Ill
cut paper pnnb und ObJectl at the Contem­
porary Crafh Gullery 3934 '\\ Corbet!
Ave A rtcepuon ror ham will be held rn.,,UI
I, S·JO to 8 30 p m Ht!l works wall be
daspla) nt the pllery unul Man:h 2.S
•whllpn '79.. will c:onttnue
Murch 31 at OMSI Eclipse film footage
been ancorporated tnto the presentotaon .
show IS \lei vtewers nscientafic e~planat:aoD1GI
wbat httppencd on Feb 26 when the aun well
into total eclipse.
Eclipse •howtlmes a~ I ;)0 and
p m. weekdaya. 1 30 p.m. fnday, aod I
n.m., I, 2. 3, and 4 p.m. on Saturday•
Sundays There 11 no utra adm11aion
outside of the $1 atudcnt admauaon
OMSI
Submt .. lone to thla .,.o-arw prtnt.ct ,,..
c:harv-tlld lhoulel be addr•••CI to C.mpue
21, Lew11 and Clltll Colleoe. Pontanel, OriCIG
IJ7218 The delellfne Ia noon, Frlela..- All
ml.lalone lhoulel be typed, doubl ... pacee~
Pwnrn Log, Morrl• /, PttHt' nutch Mal
l'tuflr<l I Uf
1 uatmn, r oum an1
:f thr t'~79·HO uc.ldc:n
1 much as $600,
tn S6,000, accord
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·ct«» fur" ne'\l )car.
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"''rr:(lt h•~e o\er "hat
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to m.unt
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faom that ol ot
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H,,wurd wu' trytn
illlulm propusol under
80>Jrd urlrUsi~H
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'""'"" it in the log li
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'Sorem.on d1d, ho
W'ttO pcroenl tn~rC.t'>C
bcult)' compcn~uon,
c~<Jr ·~~ uccompany1ng
new sdencc b
l~c., ~c:d linonqul ntd
lll Increase
He 'Ires ed the bee
aad fund as 11 mllJOf
the new tuition pi~
of JU!!I I ewa
11:1oncy " he \tlld, wtll
•udtnt linuncaal nad fo
attde m u: )'en r
~oremon 'Ultd \lolth
a linancaal :ud. studerj
wtll not bc pnced
ICi!lt l (. .. It's .t ke) p
llldent (on finanetal a•
U'•c [or the li
ltap&rnt ah not going I
~own that much ..
hdcr.al aid, ror th
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IOmr linanca11l a '''tan
the colleae. wtll probuhl
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