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

March 8, 1979 Volume 41, Number 16

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1979-03-08

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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due to the Aubl1)
rriving after ·
1m Oinsna xact figures not yet available;
en percent increase proposed •
r or Plllnca" ••lt.
offered at
Ill tnclude hott
-afuns. and
il wtll meet ••A-·
:.r, call 248·S907
7
l&hh WIIJ
cmplc:ton Cent~
• welcome. 8nn1
thf Chapel
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r throuab Us..
ever)' day Cnm
:nt
• iardu , .. a m~J~~o
;ment co .. ;.'"l&l
htnts on llt'tti ...
he lime leamL
nore run 10 hlr
a self ad1drts~
_,lahl COUn<
nt Hagh S(u~ ·
·om 6A.S to
~. Call 283·2541
Jtba," the plAt
s on stoge no•
ehouow: Thc~le~,
: $how ~taru a:
urdays Adllllt
lre recommend
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nt the CCJ1ntc111'
11S sw
I be held ma~u
nb will bt 01
ifarchlS
l Pcoplf\ F1la
!eptmg entnn
onsorcd by tilt
:r Hlmmnkm
n mu) enter &J
'Uper 8, l6mm.
In any )t)k.
re eliaablc: and
peru Entna
n and oOicial
) contact tlw
r nt 1219 S\\
inue throu;
m footage hal
aen~tuu c,n 111t l'i1 H l", l>utch Mandfl
~ l't<•nr u I "I
1 uiiHln, ruom und bnurd lee&
lf the I117Q·MO •ll'Udemu; year mu~
u muc:h ut. S600 br~na•ng the
to Sb,OOO, .tc~ou.hnp to u wciJ.
\OUfCt' who hA• ~en 10·
"tlh the: college budgeting
rrc-.'t')~ !111' n c xI \> c M.
1 he Stt,OOO It sure 15 about a 10
~'""' h1~c u\er "hut "udcnu• "ere
.UrfieG ror the pre cnt chool \eJr
1 ,net llgurn lor the tllCfC'.ll'e
not c:t fmol, ho\\c\C:f, II\ the
-rt~IK!~c u cnllcgc huc.lgct \\Ill not be
ntccJ In tht' I c\\i\ und Chuk
ard ,,, I ru,tccJ until M.trch 2CI.
llc~o~rd ma\ ncc~:pl the prtlpo •• tl.
rqcd 11 .mcJ send 11 b.tc._ hl the
•ldnllnalilr.uton lur lurther
~n,iJe r:ataun and mod1fic: 11mn.
IInce: uthcr htclor' ~Ailllurther
:omJIII~:.Jic llll\ 1n~rc.1\e rcquc.,tl'd
•I he amnunt I he student H.nnte
feu .1s u tudcnt uc:ti\11~ lee next
I he: Jtgurc lnr the 197K-79
)C.tr Wll1 S·t9, \\-hlch the
hupc' to mumtutn lor ne:xt
r
•fate of the propo•ed Media
........ lie~ I ee, "luch \\&\ proposed
the ~tudent Communication'
tn 'Ub\1d11c c:.1mpu~ mtd1a
,._,,.1 on in the luture. The
;roro~ l wu' to :separate mcdiu fun­
from that uf other campus
r~t!ollllt••liUO'I ,
•Dct,,il of a rcne\\-ed contrucl
Sugu r·ood \ct' 1~ I he college
rent\\ lh 'len tee Mrangemenl l
Sag.t hu next )·ear 1 ht lin.w­
drtotl\ nl tho\t OellOIUlllOOli MC
unr ol\cd.
\\ h c n ,, ' k c d '' h ,1 t 1 he
;«hnunnry tUitiOn lt~urc \~as for
~• } cur, .uJmtfll\trahtr• .tnd
OIWI 'tJCr~ of the 1-.u;uh, Budget \t!·
ruo1rv Com mille \\-ere c\U,I\c ~one
wn11111 :\@fCC lo he tfUOicd D• to the
&\11·~ . Oc.tn ol t=.n:Uit\ John Bro" n
Hl'\\ trd WU'i trVtnj IU kCCf' the
IIJlllun propo,al under wr.tp until
1M Bourd of 1 rut tee; could consider
•He didn't wunt them [the tru,t~J
Mdtng 11 111 the l O.( first," Dean of
enh l>icl. \orcn,on laid,
\oren,on d1d ho\\-c\cr, cite a
~r"~cn percent mcrea\c tn \h&ff .:lnd
compen\.1\tlon, nddlltOnlll
Uc:<:\)fllpunytn{l the op<:ntng
""" 'C.ICO\.-c butldlng. ~and
• rea~cd hnuncial a1d a• rcznon• for
tncrcusc
He ,trc-.;cd the bec:fed·up linnn
aala1d fund ns u maJor cornc:ntone
~ the new tuihon plan "i\lmo!t
Sl00,000 of JUIII I eWt, and ( lork
I!Ort,ey," he ~a1d. will go towanl
IUdent ftnuncull Uld ror the 1979.80
tcldemtc year
\orenson ~ud "tth an tnc:ren"e
~ ftnuncanl otd, studcnb receiving
aid w1ll not be pnCt'd out ol utlen·
4ina l c '"lt'" a lie) p01nt ror the
llldrnt lon financual atd)," he atd.
"ktause for the flnRnc:tal cud
lmptent u':s not goms to iO up or go
n that much"
J.cderul 11id, tor the SO pcrCt'nt
I(.. atudcntr. who no" rccel\c
~c: linllncual DSihtan'c to attend
thecollese wall prubabl) lm:rt.&ue as
ttll, Su~n,on e!lpcct• He ~1d "u
lot" ol illtUdenh "ho don't no\\ n-t'fivr limancinl :tid from federal
.nMSiancc program~ could rccti\IC:
)Ontc: fund1ng ncl\1 \cur.
With .SSO.OOO aquarc teet of
spo.~cc in the ne" Oltn PhV"'ICS tnd
Cheml\tr) 1Ju1ldmc to be:: u1ed next
\car. Smcmon e:\plamcd, the
college mu1ttdso I"") lor utihLJCJ .tnd
1ncrell~d rnnmtcn:~ncc scr\ICC$
Though he dented that an\
1gntficnnt ne" rrogrnm:\ or ex·
pcn!IC$ h..td been tncludccJ in ne~t
}C:•tr's budsct, Su~n\on d1d Sll)
there: hud been tncre.l~\ 1n some
ut hc:c e !>.pend1turc:~ (llldudmg un
ctt:ht prrc:ent hali:c 1n c 'pernc:" for the:
Rc,idcnC\: Hull Olttc~). nd tn·
cn:<l\~ tn the uthlcltt hudgct ltc:
illd there would be 11 une perlCOI
tump 1n C::\pt"nditurc31 lur men •
tllhlc:tac prugram11, 11.1th u lught'f 10
rercc:nt hl .. t' '" t''f'c:'ll\t'ti lur wnmcn'
prugr.un Lewis and Clark College
,.It V. "' C \Cnl!.llh ol 'hold·le\cl' •
t~uaht \ ," So~nton Uld nl I he
budget pwpn ed [(lr nc:\t )'CDr, tie
CXJ'II.unc:IJ that, "htlc nc" pro~rumt
M'rc nut udllcd tu the budget, the
cnllq~c: wuuld not J,c rcdnc1ng uny
hud[ttls "\\e didn't come cln;e to
rncctmg nil the n:4uC)1 01 call the
derartmcnts, but "c d•dn·t cut
•
ASLC recot1unendations for
1979-1980 fmances submitted
I~~~~ Ot~t)
Of 1 h~ Pil>nHt I oa
I he ,tudcnl ~nate hll\ recommended to · tudent bod\ pra id~nt
Roby Rubert' ho\\ to callocatc the propo~ed student bod' budaet Cor
1979·80 The ~enate 'ubm&ttcd 11\ rctommendations after a dosed
~e ~non Mondtt\ mahc
It Robert• approve tht \cnatc rccommcnduhom. he w~tl OJubmn
the proposed budget of $79,014~ to the collcae Rudget Ad,uoq
Commmec fhnt cummmee will \Ubmn n~ budget rec:ommendauom.tC'I
leWis ond Clurk Pre ident John Howard
The enure colleac budget. ~Ahtc:h include' the tucfcnt body budJ<t.
it ,ubJccl to approval bv the l C Board ol 1 ru11t«:s.
The )tnate recommended the tollo\\ina bud~t alloaat1ons l\lr neAl
)COr. The hrst ltgurc hated llltcr each entry is the amount ot mone •
which that organiution or ofllccr recc1vcd lor 1978·7Q. The liaure m
boldface t)'f'C represents the \cnate', budget rC\:ommendattOn tor nut
)ear. fhe word .. nc" .. rollo"'"i an entl') indic:atc:s Ill\ a ne" addiuon to
the 'tudent body budatt.
'\uociatcd Student or I .CWIS and Clark
Pr~•dcnt .... . ..................••.........................•.... S7SO: .S7~
\ s l c· V ace-Pre-sident, ................................................ . S600, sc.oo
ASl C Viec-Prt, idenl or FinanC't' and
lnformataon •••.••.•••..••••••••• , .......... ,._ ....................... . S600. uoo
•\Sl (."" ~~ CCU1t\'C' S~rctlf) ..................................... . SJOO: SJOO
.~Sl( S-enutc St"crctaJ) ........................... u ............. . S..\00. SJOO
,\Sl C Ofticc Orsani1tr ............................ , .. _ .•••.•••.. (ne" l S.\~ '
un one drutucally, euher." ~oren·
lHln saud
When a5l..ccJ hnv. Ions he bc:hev·
ccJ tutllon could continue to n&c
v.llllllut .tuch •ncrc:na h!1vmg n
dlcct on the number 01 alJm1s~wn•
rrt~ueth. Sorenson uui, "I 1h1nk \\c
can oontmuC' to ruasc it as long as
"t're tn un lnfl.ltlonary cconnm) ." lie sa1d tlull ''hen studcnh
cho0$C u eollc c tiK don'l JUd c it
on ho~ much ''' tuatmn hnJ tn
crca~cu m a "~"r. hu1 on ho" much
lUi tUIIIOII II lfl rclat100 I() COm•
p.nnblc collc~e Sorc:n on uad I Cs
tu,uon ha!o gone do"n 1n rei t1e>n to
mher pr1v tc C'ullcgc\ o( MffiJIJlr lle
OY1:r the Lu& lc" years
.. Our poSJ&•on IUibo better thtan
mo'l tn that we h \e, b) far, bcllc:r
fin&tncaol cud pro rama lht~n lhotc
other (pmatc colic o)," he added
\\ clltam 1ulltn\on, L \IC"c·
prnnJcnl of bwtncss nd tiru~ncc
ooncuncd v.nh Sorenson' UUC:S\·
ment, sa)tng th •t. ·rn m) 13 yean
hen:. that que$liOn has been p sed
man) llme5,and ''t'\~ nc\er had an)
dafhcuh) (in dr11"1ng or ~ecpm •
)tudcnts), because: "'t''rc h1ghl) rom·
pcttll\'t' -
~orenson ~ud I C mu 1 maLe
tu11ion 1ncreuses t u rate l!lm1hu tu
that ol 1nllnuon or face "'qunht
· rctluctiOn.'i" If the colic "ere 10
antteasc IUttlon tu 11 rate In;, than
inflation, Sorcn,on urjtucd, n would
hll\C to ml\ke cuh an cou.-,~ ften:d
!)hould I opl lor n lov.cr
lUitton nttc nd craltce I.IWllth ot
c:dut'.at1on or c:Uucatlonnl oppor·
tUOIIIO In order tO hold dov. n lUI•
tu1n, hC' Slud ... \I. e·d dn bad I nc t
\'t'Jar .. •
1\~l C E\ecutnc Alloclstlon Fund.... ........... .... QOO UOO
st Ollicc F.~pcruc ·-• .. • • .......... &............ . )ytMJ, SI,OIS
Student Jud1oan Hoard :o;ccretaf\ ...... -................. S I .SO. Sl~ • •
ASI C ConhnJt'nc:y Funlol. ........... ... •• .. •..• ... ....... (rw:" 1 S3,000
\'\I C :'\c:nnte lloasuons .. ...... ...... . •... ................. ~ lM• SS.I"I
'"' 1 cam. •. • . ·····-···-·,·· ·········--··········· ....•.•••• l u~.\ '.911 .1~
\I pane Club. . .... . ..... _.,, ............ ..._. • .__............... Sl20 '1.051.40
Blacl; Student Umon ..... • .............. .•••..... ... ........ Sl.lOI• 5l00
Clec~ / Oar~room ·····-·····- .............................. _ ..... _,_ •••c' 1661
Cre\tt f cant ..•.•.••.••..•.....•••••..•••.••• ·········-·········· ••• (nc"') 1100
,..orum Scttcs •.. , •...••.. ············-·-······-·····-···-······· ~12.()()() St.:t..lOO
\tudcnt (or Ci11 R1ghts ............................................ lnc:w) :SlOO
tn~•sht ....................................... __ ,, ............. & .............. ,..... (n~" l noo
lntcrmalllln.tl -\fh.un t\uCKilltion ............................. $2,760; S2,500
lntcrnmtional 'Sludent t\ \OC13tlt1n .......... -.............. $1,000 $1,~
Kl t R.1dao .................... ·······-..... ~············ .•••• $5.100: .5.5.075 Kll St.thon ~tanaJtt ..................... " .................. ._.. ~SO: $4.~0
K 1 t Prtljrllm 01rcctor ............ -... -.............. ••• SIOO, Sl\.;,
I ucrar\ Rc\1C~ .... _ ............................ ._ ....•...•... , ... S'l.SOO; S!.l..-~ • Oregon :oitudcn Pu~lu. · Interest Rcscan:h Group ....... (check• oil)
Sl,600 s~.ooo
Pfonf't'r l..iJr •• ••..• ·-·············· ••• • ...... ._ ••••••••• ·--• S1 • ..S'24~ ss. 920
Wg Edttor •..••••• -.•••••••••••••••••..• -······· ···-· ·-··-·· s..tSO. ~~
Rail s~uad .•• ·-··· .. ....•••. . . •...• . . ._ .. , • ........... $200. s..tl5
StathnJ 1 cam .. • . ·····-················· ••.•••••.••• ---·· t(.J:< 5-1.541
!oitulic:ntJ Orpnited lor cthit1rs .......................... tl~ 110• SIS.OOG
S<lt:,, l>&rt'dur •• .. • •.•• ........ ..... •.. ..• .. -. "'-'ll. S60I
~OF ub-itir~tor •. • ...... .......... ... .. ..., • co' c~> $ISO
~tudent Well are fducaw:m lloalJ\ln Team . S \ ~ Sl,OOO
"' • C•u ,... ''' "00 " Qnlt n .. \: ~.... •• • ••• • •• •••• •• •• •• • •••••• ·-• • , "'.. ..
\"C'..arbook ••••••• • •.••••..•••••• , ••••••••• ,..... •• • •.• .)l. .. lW, 5'2...700
·JO and HI
no•ty, and II Inside - --- - -=- --~ -~~- ...--~--•• -.----- _f'" -- - '·~ ---~'"w""~c"""K:.~~-~~__;:-;:-----=-c-- --•- -~- •
print.O ,,..
Cam put
land, O,.QIII
ICJII)'W, All - - -- - - --- - -
Those boxes .from
home 9
llw\ ~ ~0\>1011 li!t Oilt JWid•Jn•
anJ the aarnr~n I""' "'"·~ blao.llo
mAlbf a lmnJrnl ui lhtm """ h •nk
1 hey '"''me hvrulht lvlh •!~~! ' horm,•
and ltu'u oontcnu rnA\ •11dulk (Q(>I,I
ITIOMtolhrtt""'•pl pbootb1I!J,Ot ~
ia•a"\1 A wildlife refuge
for cows? 2
I (IOU llllll O..r\ h p;.n • ll
oom011 111rn uf rolltat• "'hi, b ~ ao.J
lund tht Mall'lt1u I OC"IJ s~.auon. a
•uldhlr ot!M'H1110n on tb<-NJr ill u
nilhln.tl IUidhf( llfUf' tn lOWbUllfll!
O•qoo lbt 11all J11 rtUJ klk funitinJ
"'"" 1hc uaruchoob Ill the-C1.ms.,mum
bca~ the du-rnm o.l lhe 'tauom baa
Que>IIOnN 10obrtbcr k!Q! nrxbtn
lhould bulkl-.t'd ll!pan-tb(lrattw•;n
1hf rt[ll(e
• Not-s<Hunny days
in Hawaii 10
"I!•HmlllUn't bf barr' ,.1111 • 1n,p
10 tla•ll1• dllnor an Onron •tntrt" L\
rhf l'tl'llttr mrn"!. bl•lrtbilrt lr:tm
Unn~n 1\ Ql ll•••u tl1lo •ro.."ll.l-td &he
r onuo'u,., h•lbc ~b 41at~ LHl •'ft\.
dtfa.Un• llw Pt•rtiiiUicn o.t\lln lht ~ rou!!d ul tlu: ' I dt~u"'
pla\gfjl • Adrni~iom anticipating larger
1reshman yield' figure in fall
II thr l c"'' and ('larl admt"ton. )htfl rc:altrc the: number ttl
he,hmc:n 'tudrnt~ 11 r peer~ tar ne t '~"'· the '~hool nught hnd "'rll
\\tth n nuhcr 1\ka'''"' 'urpri"r
1 he .tdlnh ton' olltce ha n't th\ll\ ~n 10 th:Jt JlO~tllnn l U\1 vear
tl f"«C:I\Cd the ~me numhct ol IIJ"flltCUIIOO\ lrnm ht~h \Cht)OI \COlOr\ lJ\
11 h.td 1n fll\'1 ~c.-rs, hut tlnlv :l8 pcr~ocnt of tho't' ·•rph~.tnl enrolled In
C:llflicr \C.tt\ ,I(C~\hJin ~ tO Dettn \l( .... lUdenh llld. "OtC'n\On, that
''l""hmnn vaeld" i'igurt-had been t'lo~er to 51 percent
"orcn\tm •mrhc:d l.bt \1.'ar\ lo" "ltc:.'lhm.an) ac:ld" "u' the t'au'e of
tht' \c.n' tudent bod\ hudllt'l dellcll. Hut th" \e.H ""e're ~Otn)lto be
dnmn C<'n~c:nll\l'e >~bout ll and a''umc: IS 48 pcr«nl )'tc:ld.'' :\Utd
SI)~O\llO
l'ih•' \'tUr the admt'~"'n' llni« ha' rffC't\Cd ""c:ll O\er n hundred
mur~-.tflphC!ltion' from pro,p«ll\C lrc,hmcn than II hod u \eur ago.
"o~n,on ~id 1 he eolle~c: npect' to ~end uc«plance letter' to 1,000
or mlln .tprhcant' 10 <trdcr to oblatn an tn(omtni da" ol uboul SOO
ne I fall.
The: hnanetal atd '"ommattec: '' meettnt; tn ltncoln ( tl}. Ore for
thrtt dlt) thi\ Wff~ to dC'Ctde Which prtl\pCcti\C rre,hmen "hO
requC\ted tinancu•l .ud "til recc:l\ e tl The eommtllff wtll return to l (
1omorro" . The llC\.~ptan~ leiter' wtll be mat led Monda'. March 12 •
\ppltcation' "'II ~ eomtnf tn unul June ~oren,on 'aid "I here
ore a aroup Clf ~tudent' "ho apph to one 'pre tt~e \Chool' (\tanford,
llanllrd und 'ale) and who don't ~et a«epttd The) kno" b) \pnll "
he ~td • ., \Iter that ( feje<:liOn} the Jibe raJ Of(\ COIJei{e' \CIIe thO\C:
candtdlltc:
"I !eel \Cr\ g<)Od :tbout whnt it lool' like lor ne't \ear.'' stud
"lUrn,on "I "ouldn't bt 'urpmcd tl we \C'e u I urger fth.tn ~00 mtmbet 1
C'la~' ne\t vear ••
-Dutch l\1andtl, Jdf Plrrcr -
----~ . ----.. - ------· ...... -· 8a••--•• • • Senators table edia Fee idea Presid
. tudent 'ennton uahkd the
propo\cd Mcdm \CII\'Ilt(\ ree dur·
mg o clo~cd \C:nltte ,e,,ton lu't Mon·
dtl\ Ottlhl.
Mile: l·ord, duc~tor of tudent
>~1:11\ ttle,, ...atd \enator' "weren t
(,\,or .lbh amprc:"c:d wal h the
prnpo' •I " "h1ch wu' tntcnde~ot to
\epurt\le hmdtnt~lllt the mrd111 I rom
lundtnR lor other ciunpu' prouf"
•101.1 Or!lUOIIJtlltn\ f undtnp would
hoH been under the am.prcc:' or the
"tudent C ommunrcatton' Bttllrd.
r otd ""d the ~enutc fell the mcdw
\\nuld hecamc too po\\crful tf at
lo\~t'd to nlft,catr monc\ through the
Bo.trd. on "htch '" the editor' o~nd
ud' 1\0I" of each med1um
The ~1cd to \cll\lttc:.' Fcc \\.1\
propo,ed to the: 'C'OI\te IMt "-Cek b)
the Student <. ommunu:nt•on'
Bourd Moor\ would come from an
acti\llle!> fee admtnt\tcrcd along
\\tth the general nctl\tltc~ fee
'tudent" pa\' cath \COr
ln .m~wc:r to enrher comphunl\
that the onganol rcque\t dad not
allow lor 'iuffictent ·•,tudent mput,"
the Boord recommended what tl
en lied a "4-4 · I plnn ~ Thnt plnn
\\OUJd hove rlnced re .. pOO\Iblltty for
ulloc.tttng mone\ to the mcdtn under
.1 ne'' <;ommntec: ~llllng on thut
Ctlmnmtec would be four membef':'
... of the C. ommunu. •auon' f:lourd lour
'tudenr' clt'Cted from tht-general
'tudenl hod\ .md the d1re~1 or of
\IUdenl iiCII\IIIC\
r hc Aourd c.tlled th•' ptopo.,ul
mtddlt trrrnor) ~ lrc:etngthc medtll
lrom 'c:nUlt' ~onntrol of thetr lund'
nnd ulh'" In!( hn dlfcct \IUdent pur
t•capnlton on mcdlU fundang
dtcr~tom
\cnutur\ were hesunnt to nccept
I hut propmul however. \OYtn8 there:
\huuld be: ) et more "un bitt\ed"
~tuden l' on the fundtng commtttee
t\t the \arne mrcung. tht
l.tternr\ Rc:\lc\\ mudr u propo,alt o
ho\c \IUdenl' 'ub cnbe to the:
ltterur~ mntlUilne each year. The
propo~nl wu' mode tn uns\\.er to o
\COate cull lor the ltterar) Revac" to
come up wtth oddtltonal fund
rni'>ine method'
Under the Ltt RrVJew plan 'IUb­
mttled Mondo) each 'ltudent would
huve the oppo11untty to request the
\ema unnuul rubltcntton at fullterm
regt~trntaon lime Two ''~Ue!l "-OUid
c:o'l $3, und one would co~ol S I SO
\ ,, mi lnr ~u bsc:ri ptton . y.tem
"'" \UQ1lcsted for the other medta,
hut membe~ ol the tudcnt Com­
muntcataon' Board tn ottcndnnce
-..ud \Uth an tdca would mu.ke fun·
dtnf prc:cnnou' lor the medtu and hmtt '" ahtltt) lo 'er\e the
muntt\
I he 'c:nntc: 1 urned do"'n
mc:dtu let I hOU!(h II 11lld
po\\tbtltt} mtJthl be: COO!tdefed.
Iuter dutc: l
Pt{lk~'lot' and ~tuden h ,11._
t>c:pnrtmc:nt ol < ~1mmunrca uc..
met the: lollowang d11) In di\euur.,
fct, 1 e\oiVIfll(. 1 hut 1 he mcdrn \ho
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he 'cparnte from the \tnnte • un urc ol whut the lundrng wu ....
hould be l c:·dtt Ba\lcr
munrtatton' profe,,or, •u~~t:t~
that the medta JU'It re~c•"e •II ~
monc:) from the dep.mment ratba
than the ,tudent lolencral lund
lhe communtcUiton' dtpan
men I "all dt\CU!o~ olternutl\e souft!!
o( rundtng for thr mcdrn today l
rcque,ted thut the Student c-.
munrcatton' Board bnna tt 14-
dmonal optton' lor lundrne. •ni
other way' that a medaa
ullocattng bodv could be or&<Jnu~
1\1 the: ltme or the CVI!>
muntcauon5 dc:pu11men1 mttllnJ.
no fttture' \\.ere yet .tvarlnblr ,1
whnt the 'enotc had decided Mlll\o
dny, either 1 hnt wtll ploy a .. ,.
pnl1 tn tht dtt>CII~''on of media
dang ,ource' when
membef'\ meet nttntn
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students want a 14-meal plan .;owa1 says that he'l
Trial's fine with me, tl ..... ea •••-" '
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-t\ 'un C) concerntng ':\agu t:ood
Sen ace at I C\\1' und Clark hus
'purred nc:" intere't 10 a 14 mral
plan and cau'e the crc:.uton of a
'tudent nd\'1\0r\ commmec: 10 • cooper;.lltnn \\ilh the food )enicc
I hc \111\t\ t.,._c:n h\ a 'Pcllal
,\~\ol:tntcd "IUdtnt' ol I e\\1\ and
Cl.arJ,. '·"~ Ioree '' lead b\
'ophumorc ''·•belle Mc:ver' and
JUnHu \<tnd\ \trchlou The tal\J..
Ioree tutthcred o\er '50 rc~pon11e\ to
t ht: 'unc:\ conducted I hroughnut 1 he
on -cum pur. communll)
I he 14-meal plan'' propo .. cd <h
.tn altc:rnuuve to the 20-meul plan
no" U\ed ''' l eWtll und C'lurk. h
"'ould <~llo"' a 'tudcnt to recci'e a
tot.tl ol 14 mc.al~ per week a' op­
P<hed to the 20 no" oflered mc:.d plttn. lt "'" prnJtctrd. uncia
current prtcc' ~n npttonul lo4·111ftl
plnn would cml \1H~ per yellf, l4ll~
~cudcnt' \\ho ""h~:d to rcmatn
the 20-mc:ul pl.tn lacmy .1 price Me
to ~H6S I he '·'"ntt:o. '~lth the Of'
lrnnul 14·meul pl.an would then lit
\40 p~:r )C.tr to th<l\C who dtO\t ,
r .u her 1 hun I he: pre\IOU\1\ C:\ltmalll!
10 percent
rhc 'Uf\C:\ llllormultOO Will be
pre: '<COled I o "'"''llttll Dean ol
\tudcnt' Pete \ luhm, who hn\ beta
u .. lcd ln orgunuc: the '' udenl ad·
''"or~ cnmmlltct on \ug;t l he eom­
mttt~:c:. r btotntot tormed due to tbt
'' udcnt tnter c:~t e\pre"cd tn tbt
'Uf\C:\ In ••ddtlton to the l4·mc11
plan the nt" cnmmtttcc mn) also
talc .Jetton un <~ome of the other
~Ut'~llon' rtmcd through tile
qUt'ittonnurre
1\ome t~f tho e quc:,uon' dul
With \IUdent \Utt\fUc.lton "tlh the
crvtnp 'c.hcdule. the qunltt\ of tile
food and the permtltiOlf or \moktnf
to held' ()rntng llall. Br) llOI
\hun 1\', a ni ne-mon
• between llornej
.tnd the du~
IYilhcur Ftcld tauon
tn ahrupt holt
\In hc.trang before
I t:JmlalUre\ Jotni
l.rommtttcc, to be held
1 '«Non '"II be mndc:
.. ·unuc 'llllc tundtn8 tJ
:.tt~ 'ollege' whrch mok .. !2·\,hool COO\OI11Uf11
the fteld 'lllltton f ~
, compr"ed of Ot
,~ ... h•ngton college' cot
m.OOO.ot .. tate bucki
Oentel Fersu,on.
Malhcur held \t.t
er tire lrom the cat
SAGA SURVEY ,,.g u rlli
Results of a survey on the satisfectton with the 20.. on a 7 to 1 scale. Students now eat an average of 15
meal plan now served al SAGA rated thas plan 3.1 meals per week Onr ol the quc:~ttom, on the
\Ur\e\ dcilh "ith 'tudent \Oitsfac­
tion ol lhr current 20-mc:al plan
I:J,t,ed on .1 'calc: nl one to -;even
wuh a one bc•ng lo" the average
''tti\factron Wtth the current mcul
plan" u' rated at J I. I ht ~urvev .tl~o
rco,;caled 'tudc.nl\ arc: eaung un
U'H'r.tge nl IS mtuh per \\.eclo.. wrth
hrraklu\t betnttthe meul mo'>t often
mi''td fhe tu'k Ioree ul~o reecl\td
'"!Ute~tton' lor tmprovmp the 11
mo\phcre of the dtntnll JrCd \UChll
redc, oraunll lllC:reJ\Cd hghllnjl •114
carpeting 1 "hen he wrote an nr
liL'amrtt1 H t•tl. new-s
reappeared 10 I
r,..,~. Hrra/d a Horn<l
lo't foil nnd wa'
. b co~.ttlc: grnrrng on pl.l
the urttcle. rergut>un
~\'lluutton of I he coj
~Ulll~ l'r lor the U~e or pl
trnllng. •
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&a:Yseat
tbesan.e
Confirmed me wine, meals.~
40ightsweek~Jt
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Purdaase tickets in ~ thellS.A.. ----------- ·--
cm ______ ~STAnt _-~.zw.._ __ _ r he Ur\cy tc\UIIs prompted the
t.J,k Ioree: to evaluate the cn~t
benefit nf a 14-mc:;al plan
l he t.l\l force\ anvesrigotton
'hawed torrent bourd (ce to bt-S82S
per year. wtth all !II udc:nh on a 20-1\ follow up ~urve~ to ~
presented lu the I C llourd ol
I ru\tcc' tomorrow wtll be p.1ucd
.uound I hi\ cvcntng an f-tc:ld' Dman1
Hall ' Mulheur •s located
of Durns, Ore: .• u tl
ony Eva11
U \\ollf
r..,nur I uc
Or I onv 1::\lan' ha'
lrldu ol thr "lle\\
~a' trap ne't ye.tr lo
"pct\onul ICcl\00'
han,, ·'"':.cant prol
·•nd P E dc:rartj
I~ 'Cittlcd lo lc:a
bowed out carl\ 10 r eh
( mt ,, profe· .. ,or ol
then cho,cn to lead t
aroup
cllung tumc: upt1
tnp tnlpructtc.tl .u th
'•lid lie m~tdt 11 de a
had nuthtn~ In do
'Vll(ln .and .m\ ott.
~"'11'11Htc: with tum \\nul
Inter.
C'tist \\,1 the: ne 1 chn1
com mittel'. .. r hi
about lh.tl m.ade 11 pu•
to sn I wn~ .thle to "o1
Log. Morc·h IJ. /9' idea President -elect Howat: ' ere's a lot of work to do'
o 'en•c: the ~
turned do,..n
U(lh II a1d
be con11dtr~ ••
tid \IUdtnt• ill
t ommunl<:atwa.
duy to d"'U&t lit
I the mtdnt 'hO.W
) the ~cnnte
' 'le rundtng '"'''-
'c a." lc: t' COlt,.
h:"o'
I fC:CCI\C: 1111 thci
1epurtmen l ratlla
1c: neral fund
ntCUltOO\
lhc:rnott\e 'oura.
~ medm toda) h
c Student C011o
rd bnng 11 16-
for rundina. •lid
a m ed 111 I IIIli!
'11ld be orgnnu~
; of the CO!!'.
rtmcnt meelln&
;a nvutlnblc: 1, t
ad deceded Moe.
will ploy .t llrtr
on or medii ~~~
lt n depanrntl!l
In
-L Milt o,.'l
s the
l plan
projected, undn
1pt1onal 14·mn!
~ ~ per year.
td to rcmatn •II.
·1 ng u pnce Mr
it' \\llh the op-
1 would thrn toe
c who cho\( •
tlUSI) e'ltrmalt'J
trmUIIOn ""'II~
tant r>c.ln (If
''· who ha\ bet'
!he: '' udenl id·
Sa gn 1 he cort·
ned due to the
prc,,c:d 10 rbc
to the 14·mul
,,llc:c: ma) ako
e of the otha
throu~h the
tJUC\tiOO~ dul
Cllon wtlh rht
quuht)' ollhc
ng of 'moktnJ
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uho recrl\td
O\tlfl~ the a:•
g a re11 ~ uc:h "
~d hghltnf .tnd
Uf'\:C:) to bt c BtlUrd o(
r.•1 II be p.uud
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KEVIN HOWAT 111"' u,.,,,
says that he'll probably be watched, but wtll offiCially take offiCe at the begmntng ot spnng
mars fine with me. that keeps me honest." Howat term
cattlemen criticize Malheur
Bnant
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Shurtl~ . .1 mnc-mont h-lung bat·
brt\\cen Hnrnev Count)
;Mtkmcn .tnd the director ol the
~hc:ur • 1cld Statton (ould comt
an 01hrupt huh
.\1 u hc:,lltnl' helore the Oregon
I egt\laturt'\ JOint c:duc11t1on
mmittee, to be held March 2:!.
.~,ion \\til be: mudc: whether to
;::t11nuc 'tate tundlflll through the:
collt~ote' whtch mnke up part ol -22·\Chool COO!iOMIUm, thnt ~Up·
the fu:ld talion That con,or
::D. cumpmcd of Oregon nnd
•t\lltnJLilllfl collc:ge' could lo e ur
SIS.ooo.or ,tate bucltntt
Dente! Fergu,on, directo1 ol
\IJihcur fteld 'itullon c•tmc
cr fire lrom the: c<1ttlemen loNt
when he wrote an un1dc for the
IU!ammr li •• ,.J. ncwspupc:r 1 hnt
le rcnppeored 1n the 811rns
f tj•Haald a Hurney Count)
'Ptr-ln\1 full and wo' c:onocrned
cattle gra11n8 on pubhc land~
lhe urttcle. Fergu un called I or a
~'lluauon ul the: CO'II\ to the
luut\· .. r lor I he u,e of pubhc lond ~
l'illlniJ
Malheur l!i loc.•ted '2 m1le'
th ol llurns, Ore a town 10 the e,l\tern parr of the. \t,llt 1n Harne\·
Count\ and " on the edge ol tht
Malhcur 'llu110n.ll \\ tldhle rciUf
f he: ~till lOll I~ UM:d I 0 hou e lln
.mnu.tl .,ummcr program ol colletre
c.our't, '"h•eh arc ollercd
1 he M.tlhcur t=1cld Slutll,ln •
.. upportcd h\ u con~omum of ll
<.:Clllc )lC .1nd untvcnllle tn
W.t~hington .1nd Orctton. I c:'"' .1nd
Clnrl; '' a member ol thttt tom.or·
11um und .1 number ol I ( tudent'l
hnvc: pnniCiptuc:d 10 IM \Ummer
program there I crjlu on ''
employed b~ the con'iorttum
Durin~ .. con' cnt1on htld 10
l,ortland ltt'lt ~o\lemhcr . th' Ore{lon
C.mlemcn' "'"1cinuon P<~ 'cd a
re\olutaon ,1\ktllf 1 he 'otUte and other
Malheur F1eld Sunton 'upponmg
tn!itituuom to wethhold tundmg
lrom the 'ltOtton unul focrgu,on wn ..
removed from "' d1re\:IOI"'h1p
f he re,olullon \hUed that
bcc.IU"C 01 foergOIIIOO'\ bia,ed VIC"'
wtlh re\pcCt to the nutural re'lourcc'
.md the1r usc tn '-louthea\lern
Oregon, the educuteon .. tudent'l
~auld recel\ c ·" the \t,nton couldn"t
be ohJcctn·e ~lr free I rom hill per<ionul
biU'
On January 11 an •nlv1sor~
tommtttee for the: co0\ort1um mel ~11h r.tnchcrs .11 the burn
courthtlU\C to d"cu s the 'uuntuln
Blllhll'' flrtlle sor llon \1cl(en11e,
1 ("', ftjlfC'\tnlali\C IO the COn\llr•
uum w.1 one ol c:1ght ... ho went to
Burn'
\lcKen11e ~a1d "hut the
Cltttlemcn .... ,nted w.t' the firmg ut
h:r gu,on I rom hi!> rtmllaon all. !ltUllon
dare(' !Of .. f he\ I ell I hut he
n:pre.,ented 1 he lield ~tauon ... :..m.l
McKcn11c. 1 he ad' •~on C:tlmmutee • rmntcd out 10 tho ... c prl:'cnl that lhe
\IC'4\ reprc,.,ented 1n the H tlfamt>ll•'
~~ ,.,.~, arttcle were fer gU\IlO '!i,
ccurdmg tt\ the c.llllcmcn,
.. llcntcl \\U' 'ot·.tl, lull ol \tnt'm"
"1 he prc,ldent ol the e-attlemen
[ ll'>S(l(lation) ~u•d 1 hat he (f·ergu\OO 1
" 10 a po•uuon to be ptnchcd,''
~11.1\.enllt sa1d. "11nd the) nrc gums
to pinch him
"11 "'<~' complctc:l) \lugcd," s.tld
M, Ken11c ol the J,,n, 1.:\ mccung 1n
the tourthou•e ~It \\U \\ell­
n:hc.lr\cd , ll wu' .:tnt a-Fergu!\on ."
Mc~en11e 'a1d the prc:,tdent ol
the con-.orttum. l>r. Donald Bre.1key
from W1llumette Unh•e"'". n:cc•v­
ed .1 telephone call lrtlm enntor
Robert "mllh IR Burn11 Ort) lct­
ttnl! h1m !..no... ht "'a' gomg to
conttnue the b.1ttle tn the lca1slutur~
tnttet \l.&te 'upport ~lthdra\\ n from
ony Evans withdraws from New Zealand trip
. ,. '"rtrtr I ur
Or I um 1 ~un' hn' \\ •thdr.t\\ n
leader ~~ the "'c:" /ealnnd
::me .. , tnp nt"l ye.1r lor Whllt he
~c~ "per tlnul rc,l\on' ..
hun,,''" 1~tant profc,,or 1n lhc
'IIIIth und P t-department. ''•''
'elected to lead the trtJl,
'o!D<IW«:dout carl)'" J c:bnmr. Dr.
C'n '' •t prolc,,ur or 'HlCiolop\.
then cho,cn to lead the 'lllldent
~·rour
'-~nmcthen., <.nmc up thal made:
lrtp 111\priiCIIC. tl ,It lhl\ lime '
)<lid I h: nmdc 11 cleur thut the
'--~"~~ . hnd nutlunF to dn \\llh h"
ton .tnd .tO) uther tnp
'1llllllt~' wuh h1m \\ uuld h~ dj,.
l.uer.
C'tist \\t1r. I he nc:\1 choioc ott he
'3 cumnuttec .. I h1n~ , lll't
•lhmll I hut mudc 11 pu""'blt I or
lo )In I "''' .1hlc tll \\ m._ 11 uut
1-KIR, ~farrh 8, /979 dcpurtmc:ntalh • he ''"d
l he mternttttonul progrnm ol­
ltcc malt' .1\aih1ble to ull lucult' •
rnc:mbcr. 11 "'' ol the pl.tnned 11 ip"
,,bro.uJ 1.111 term lntere,tcd
profc\\or-, r~tum 1 hen ~ekc:tmn' to
the ~:ommlllce lol .. on)tdcr.umn.
I hert urc nu lucuh y mtcn•lt\\' "I
h.&\c no tdc:J \\h\ I "·'' ~h~hcn ...
I """" ''"d < mt ''ud hr h.td ~·c:n told
·~t'\crul \IUdt'nh \\ere c.oll'ltdcrmK
withdmwallrom the trtp bc~;.tu'e of
Evun .. · withdrawal. "I hopt not, ..
h Ufl' \illd "It·, \ e1 \ nattcr Ull! but
thC' ltlcult\ (lc.tdcrl•"' I unl~ I ~\IIC' of
I I .. t tC' nmn\ tmrmrt.mt ·•~ tur •
Sumc: 111 udcn" utcd I \,llls'
lt',uJChlllp J .1 (\.UI ollhC'If dCCIIIIOO
10 upph but hi\ wtthdru\\BI hom the
trip wouldn'11top them I rom ttoin~ .
··1 on I '.1n' '' \CI\ \\ell h~rc.l.
um.l muv ha\C' ~umnb utc:d tu the
prnvr Jm. but ·~ nr \ d no one h.l \\II hdf•l \\ n lhctr ol('!phcllii~)JI ," ,,ltd
I uc'> \ o'me.._ ol the international
program'> ofii'-'C:•
r:' •'"' h.td ortgul.llh pl.1nnc:d .1
l\1\lf:SC \IUI.hiOg 'fltllh lind :I.UCICI).
Cmr\ lll\trU~IHHI ''ill be lrom a
"'clolottlt. ll t.tndputnt. I he , ... n·
term lfiJl wtll .11 o tndudc ,,,m­
Jl.UI,un 'tudlt'' ol the ~e'' 7.~:.tl.and
,111~ I mted "tt.,tc culture' 10 'uch
.trc: ·" a~ o."\.nnonu\; 11nd Jlllhtll,
l'h..-'c" Ze.tl.tnd prog.r 1111 \\3'
1 "'' fir'' ''' I he-,j' ,n er ca' ''"'" trill' lor 1979 MO en till up \s ol
I cbru.1n 0, ~~ .tpphc1t111m had been
r-ch:.t\Cd lor lhc trip I he: lrtp'
potpulatll) '" duc: 1(1 theca c ul \;llm­
mnm,;Utun (:"C'\\ Zc.tlumJ 1 .tn
~ nalhh ~JlCtl .. lllg oUnll\) nnd Ulllll
l.llch 11 hn~ been 1111 untr,l' tiki!
,•ount r h' I l 1 udent.,
"It's ''"l' ''' th11\C rtl·•~c' \\llh ,,n
1nter"·~ung und thfferc:nl p:wc '''
lite," f·\an, ,,mJ • \Iter rc:saan•ng hom the :uudcnt go,.cmmcnl ol l.arry I ev.u. then
lKcan I.e"' •• f11ll anto cruuhk and iinally rcs11n from ofllcc twn wech
·'~"· prcatdcnt-ch:•t Ke\ttn lfowut upccts he'll -prnbabl)' be ... urchcd
much do,cr 1 hat'~ hoc ... uh me. th.llt ~cetn me honat "
IIC1~1tl, ,, s11phnmorc ... hn ba\ed h1t1 C;Jmpatgn on hn put student
go\crnmcnl Cl\J"<!flencc and "'lhngncss to compromise, told the Pu:mrt•
I "X ~non nher the elcCIIIlO~ lh..tt hi\ camp~usn tncd In po101 out whmthe
ollioe nec~c:J tn 0\Crcome ruoblcms an the paat bllomeone to hstcn ..
lie .uJmeued, hc•~e,er, he chdn'r eXIlCC:I to be cleC'lcd on 1hc llrAI
b.tllot WI flail) eApccted ~ r,Pn-(111.'' he .wnd "I'm cAiremc:l) plea~tcd
I here ~•n more compcttt1on I han the results iho~o~.cd I don't thtnl:
umunt 1-:nc"' ... ho WU!!i gmng lo "''"-
llo" ut .tdno ... ledgcd 1 h.tt the f..ng endorscmenb ID:>I "cclallcC1ell
the t:lcctwn "llecl11 probably helped me, hut I snll fcc:lchc IJJJ: ha& the
rtghl In make rccommcnd.u,un' lithe c:and1druc:s \locnt '"[10 the t.(1g
1nter\le" I knoY.Jn~ lht) [the /,ofl'J would m.tL:e recommcndfltcon:\"
llo ... ut sugre,tcd the f.ug evaluate 1l cndor emcnt llmtng and
ctllcll fm mnkm~ rccommendatwnr.. ho"-e\'cr lie tiro cxpr~!'tl:d
rl.'xrct th.u durang I he cump.ugn the cundadatc~~o "ne\er had Jhc chance to
dcb.ttc. rebulc u~.:h other ..
~h> .... tt '' 111 bcgm htt prc:udenC) ncl\1 term, ahead} fam1l1ar "lth
!Uudcru O\Crnment procedure~ He ha11 h11d c pcuenct I!\ a M:ntuor •ht~
cnr. '-'C'rloicd ·•• I c~o~.•~'admm•~•niii\C A!\!lt~tant and olllcc munaMer.~nd
h.tndlc:d 'J1C~o:lal JHOJCCtr. such a the JOE:J·a-thon l:ur term and lob h) tn£
lor tudent gwup
Ito"·'' reJ1gncd nt. I C:'>' 1 • adm•n• trall\e aua!ltllnt fall rc:rm ullcr
tx:C'omang uncomlortnhiC' ... uh ~umc ot I c"'' .tdmln&!Ufllll\e dcc•"•oru
"I '"t ,rnng I got the tmprc:s~JOn there ... 1111 :lumcthm& ron wtth the
Y.a\ he(l e"' 1 hnndltd thmgs(conOtct bca ... ccn pcopte).'"r.atd Hov.'tlt
"It \'II\ ol deCI\1\ln to re~tgn mostl) 001 of cthh;~ •
\'.hen Ito\\ at tal.:a office nc:\t term he hope$ lo cstnbh'h Stlme
~c>.~l~ hnd hutld .tn atmcnphcrc ul 1n1M for htm\ell and lm vlttl":Cr
M I here· ... tl In I ol "'or 1.. 10 do, there's n lot or relldjU tmg 10 do (Jna; ... c:
tru 1 each (lthcr "'e can "'' rt ~•)l\1ng problem und $1,trt proJect ...
IIO\~UI .mJ "lthmt "'t"'ll ha\'C. re.tl good team I'm IOll~lnt; foN ru IU
"'orl\mg \\ath them (Wetnlltcm and \harc1] ..
llnlo\,tl ~~~~d he h,u, not )CI dcdarc\1 • m.tJOr. hut l!i.le:snang IO ... tard a
douhlc maJOr 1n (\OhiiCJJI i'CIC:ncc and bu~1nos
Field Station director
the held \Ullton. Malheur hcs tn
!\Cnatc d1stnet \0 ... hu:h Smtih
rc:prelenl
Sm1th t!l IrVIn to get the lund"
the: ~IIHC·l>UPJ'«'!rtcd ~c:huol tn the
eon~ortium u~ lor thcu hnre ol
~uppon ol the lu:ld ~11111nn remo\r:d
hnm the I979·8U hudgct r h:&t
budget 1!1 cunenth bcrng propo ed
I he rout! lunds "'htch the tnte
sehoul' cunt rtbute to 1 he cun\IHIIum
amuunl'- In ubout I ,()(X) u ThiS
"',,ufd n 't he 1 he end ol 1 he field
l<t.ttwn." I crsu~on ~atd .. Hut it
would he ,, mentltl blo .... "
llunng "' annual mccung held
,,, I C ''" J •n 20. the con,ort1um
g.l\ e h:rgu~on .1 unannn•lU\ \Ole ot
cnnlufcnl!e llte ~;omorttum poanttd
tlUI that fer gu~nn. und~r the
gutdelanC'5 •ct 10 the Umtc.d 'it.llcs
Con,lllut•un. h '' the raghr to '' ntc
abnut ''hat he Cllrc' In
• ergu~on :ud that c.:oopcnuwn
bc:h\C"en the: con,orlium 'chool..; 1s
Unt4uc: because .. there arc rchg1ou
college:-.. pm ote. ~luteund 'ommum·
1\ cullc:Mes ..
II fund' ~o~.c:rc cut "the 'tale
Y.ouldn't be there," I erxu,on '~ld
'\\ c ... ouldn't wnnt h~ lo\e that
dl\tCf,ll\ • .. 1\c h;ul 1.1 un;antm(lU'!. \ute ol c:unftdencc from the peuple I \\Ork
for." f ergu!(nn ld ... hen o ked 1flhc
.. on I rovcm \\ ould end ,r he rcSigne\J
"I ~ no rc:uon to rol(ln
"Sen.ttur Smttlt ''""t me "'
rotgn hccnuie I dt~grcc ... ,th h1m on
mtllcn ol (cattle} srullng:·
f·er@u!>nn s:ud
Both FcrgU!.OO <tnd McKc:ntlc
1gl'C'(' the problems ,qth smuh and
the cattlemen beganabour four ~N
ugo ... hen l·erNU'''n Jpcurhe.ndcd ,,
ucceutul elton to reduct caule
gn111n~ ''n the ~t.dhcur W•ldhtc
retugc: .. 1 he\ U\<:..1 the urttcl~ li) a
\1 1hJc M£A Of nl.) ht.lSUhl\ ,"
l·er •u"'n said
a.&nle:s bct'"ccn cattlemen and
\.Ia rector ol Ieder a I "tldhlc refugo
o\cr quc:sttoru of co.attle ltf'311n nrc
nnt unu,u.al. Man) refuge darcctors
ha\e been tran,Jcncd or remu\~d
lrom thcar po:>tllnns due to the
c:uulemen' ellon"
~er u~on ~ud ~uppo1t 101 htm
und the field tauon has been tr"ng
commg from chool' "hach belong
to the ~.:on,ortaum 1nd II om thoS4:
"h1ch c.ll'n't .. I thmk the: lt:g• Ia tun:
'"II be: tnun\.lutcd ~o~.uh call~ and
lcllc:~.-sa1d t·crgu on
.. I 1m JUlll one pcr<>on and lttm
nut thai eOectl'c or an opponent:'"
sntd Fergu\lln - •
TONY EVANS lho
Tony Evans wtthdrew as leader ot the New Zealand overuas trtp
"Somothtng came up that maCio the trip 1mposs1ble at th•s time "
3 •
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4 Small College Endowment Funds
30 •
25
20
15
10
5
LC endowment fund is below
average compared to others
In Ctlmpan,on \lotlh other 'm"ll \:OIIegc' 10 the countr\. the I.e\\ I\
and ( larl endo ~Ament fund I' lar bclo" UH!ru~c
\\hale Hun~rd l ni\Cf'-11\ "wmurt'd '" hu\e .tn endo\\ menttn thr
ne1phborhood til S I b1lhon most colle~ote ' endo1.1. ment' \.Ire much mllft'
modr~t . But ne 1 to I(\ m•lhnn \\ allamcllc h"' ne.trl\ S20 m•lllon
Whitman . SJO mtlhon, Reed n SJ mllhon endo\\ment , Pu8ct Sound has
SQ m1lhon: and Colorado S22 mtllton
The: ll" Oe\<c:lopment Ofltcc comp1led hnune~al d.tl•l on JO
~;omparablc- ~mall colle~e' .1nd ranked them ,JCCMdlnS 111 endowment
dollar' per 'tudent and the pcrcentugc nt the tot.tl opcr .. ttm~ budget
m.lde up from endowment 1ncumc:
Comtn!! out 'meJiin~ hke ro'c'. I.C r:1n~ed 2Qth nut ol 'O h\
endowment doll.tr. per \IUdent The JQ.,chool U\crage ~AU\ S22,13 'l pc.r
'1udcn1. l C' ha' onh ~2.b50 per ,tudent
l.C ranked ::7th out ot 30 b) the pcncntupe olthC' operating budt~et
made up b~ endowment income The a\erage wn\ 22.7 percent '"11h l.C
totalhnp about 4.9 percent Fi~urC'o for other ,chooh Include Reed. 8.6
percent, Occadentc~l 12.11 percent. Pu~e 1 "ound. 4 4 percent \\human .
18 4 percent; otnd w.arthmore . 4J 6 percent
' I
...
Some People Rne Food with a touch
of Grass Roots
Omlettes a specialty
Fri. Mar. 9 and Sat.
Mar. 10.
Craig carothers
6439 SW Macadam
Portland Ore 97201
246-5108
Other
Gradua!e lrom college Gr <i • tit lr( .. r r llrgt:
Gel a pb Jo Peace Corps tr VISTA
Gel marned Ht ~ • .JII er t f t, 11111q your
Stan a lamlv sk•ll::.
Get promotf...:I(J Get a JOb gel marr •~'d etc
Retire at 65 Aeltr• a1 65
The choice is yours
COME TO OUR FILM AND
SEMINAR
Thurs., Mar. 8
7 p.m . ..:g p.m.
Templeton Center, Thayer 3 • •
Endowment fund increase is needed
""'"' H.n 1<\ard Ill th• l'tun.-.t I "I
1 he I t'"" 1 nd (. lur I. c:ndo\\
mc:nl fund w til h.t \<e tn mllfc th.m
tjU.Jdruplc: •n '"c tn the nnt dec:.1dc
•I the colh:lo!c '' to meet rroJtctcd
need' dunn..-thut pcttod
I hnt " the \!C:rdu:t rc:,u:hed b)
the: I l ()c, dopment Office ,,rtc:r
tlltcn"'~: ~tud~ on the: colle~c'
lm,,n,Jal p1cturc 1 he current en·
dm\mc;nt fund '" ·•llflfO'\Imutcly SK
m1lhun fhc J"lrOJtctc:d endowment
needed lor 1 he underllr.ldUatc
cnllegc:- 10 I QQO 1' S.Sl S m1lllon
1 he De\elopmcnt Ort1cc .H·
mcd at the IIJUJrc b\ t.tl.:m~· tht J97H-
79 need in c.1ch C:\ltq;on of endow­
ment u,e, .1nd .. ,,umed .m e1ght
pcr\:ent r.Jh.' tll mO.IImn \\Ill ~on·
11nuc throu~h 1990 The ~nalnf the:
~nile~~;'' 111 ~·able hl undenH1te the
cnur~ ne-ed •n c.1ch ~·utettn" \\llh
cndm\ ment InC tlmc f he lour
catc~ortc' nt endow rnl.'nl U\1.' arc.
•J he JnnU.lJ \IUdent J:f.ln1'
hud~ct I he JQ78 '9 need ''
I 0-'6 ll!Kl the 1990 f•f(urc ~2 4
million \ ''ummtt ,, n ~ tght pen:ent
\1cld lrom the cndllwrncnt the
'chnol "til need S30 mllhon
• Prnk"u'nul .tcll\1\lc, nl the
f,u:Uit\ r h1-. ncl.'d I' Cllrftnth
(,150.000. In JQ90 11 "c~tlnlatcd In he S HO 1100 I hu' the 'chool Will
need \4 ~ rn1lhon for th1~ categor}
•\pccJUI .tc.tdcm•c equtpmc:nt
I und f>rc,cntl~ S '\0 000 11 1.1.111 be
SIISOOO b) 1<190 f-or th''· the
endow men I fund Will need another
S I '\ rn1llion
• J-ndowed ~ohutr' 1 ht clmllng
need '' S.2~0.000 . 8} 1990. SS8.S.OOO
lm thl' the fund w•ll need an .td·
dll•nn.tl \7 5 nnlhon
r he: tntul need tor tht un·
der~ruduotlt college '' S4' .S m1lhon
I he "'nrth\\C:\tern ~chool of l.il\\
,Jhu "·'' ('\tlm.tted 1990 need\ or s 17
rnilhon bnng1np the totul c:ndo~A·
rnenl lund need to .uound SbO
rnllhon. • I he college h.t' ttl co,er "
lnt tlf ground to get to that le\-cl,"
,,ud Glenn (,regg. '•~c-p rc:~Jden t for
dcH!Iopment .
\\ h1le 11 m<J~ 'ccm the college ''
not \\ell ofl wuh II\ present endow·
m~·nt 1 he SR mtlhon figure un
dcr~llllc:' 1 he 11 uc: fmn nc~o1l p1c1 urc of
I C I he college ha\ ncMh Stl 5
mllhon Ill \Jri(IU\ lrU\1\, WhiCh WIIJ
rcH:rt In the: cndow.ment rund when
the dnnm of tht lrU'It du!'
I he colh:ge ha' .tbo com·
m•"•oncd u 'pccau I '"'~ r orcc to
\tlld\ the endnw men I "''ue The taslo;
lor~-e rcc~ nth pre,ented an mtcnm
report to the trustee' but no actltln
hn' HI hccn la~en. • I he anttnm report h11d
lnolln condu"o"' reaurdmg \lnu.~
for hou,llnjltht endowment
J H\l the '""c'llll
ph1lmorhy governeng the
\hould be cApandcd to tncludr
\le\tmcnh that keep puce wsth •nil..
lion Mohl oltht endowmcnttu114 currenth 1nve\ted 10 c:qlll til~\. ~~~let
con'IJ~t ol \lOck\ and btlnd~ . An111t,
P'""hlc In' e,tmcnt i\ reul Ql~tr
wh1ch hn' been outp.t~lntl l
(,1t \C\Cfll J VeUf\ fhe college \\
not be 'ttumbhnf Wllh the tnarn.
mcnt howncr I he
recommended the lund' be tn\~
10 rc:.tl e\late .1nd be hmuciJ to
percent ol 1 he total value of
endo\\ntent fund, i.lllea t forthr
\It .u
\econdh the luw. \chool\llo1~
dc:"elop an olf1cc: to 'flCCialur
c,l,tlc: plnnneng und churuablc 1
1nll I he hope '' I hut b\ pro\1d 1~l
"competent '-OUrcc: ol pro~c'"'~~1
Ctl\ln\c:J In I he: .trCil\ of t',lillc
nmy and c:horuahle g1v1np •
cull esc "til .lllr .tel donnuon'
mdt\ tduul' 111 the commun11}
II the r fU\tt'C:\ ·•ccept
recommendation' of the
report the t.l\k force wtll thcntftt
upnn .HI org,lllilot•onul 'tructurt,
tllldfJcl, .1nd a dctulled lime: llbk
the hope' ur tncrcu\10!11 C\cncJot!
mcnt
ter-rama: Love games that hurt
I ha Crotnln~
(II lht l'hllltfl I ua
\\ c all pia\ games. l hey arc:
'omcume' amu,lnp \Omc:umc'
de,tructJ\e. Jnd we occa\lonally tr)
to mold our c~rcum,tance., to Ill our
lanta\JC:!>
But rarel~ doC\ our game·
pJ.t} IO[l ld~e on the lnten\lt~ por
tr.t\ed 10 Hotrold Ptnter\ Thr LCJ\'n
pia) mg March 12 and 11 10 the r 1r
Acres Theatre Blad. Bo\ at 8 p rn
June or Otrk \ Jn [),,IJ d1rc'''
the \Ccond Pinter pu:ce prc~ented nt
hr Aero th1\ term I tkc lh
predeCC\\Or. /onJlf apt, nu• [ tJW!T
deal\ With the relat•on\hl r bet ween a
hu~oband and w1fe
I ''a \tone piny' aruh, a ~ul·
tr). hu~l..) ·\o1ccd woman who h..t!.
an unu,uul 'ccret Bob McC.ranahan
pia"' Raehard. who\c 'tr.t•t~ht .tnd
youthrul fact h1dc<> hi\ o'" n "m•lnr
httle secret "hodunmt wh1ch " actual!\· more
like ·• who\-domg-what-to-whom
The aud•c:ncc '' forced to sol\le an
emouonal ma1e wh•ch rangC"' from
pia~ ful phllandenng to c:nou'i
mantul mampulullon
tudent~dm~ctc:d play' at Ftr
\en:~ ha\e \hon runs and no budget Wuh TJu l ovcor. V11n
ha., met head-on tht
pre<iented by tho~e \honage
Information about Fu
producllons cun be obta1ned b)
mg the t he.1ter at e'\t 333
IOn to all performance~ or
Lcwn •~ free
Portland science-fiction writer
not to teach at LC this spring
1 ,,,u .. o .. ~ <'>
Ill lhr l'tunut lua
Dc,ptte rumor11 l(l the contrary.
lJ!'ulu I dJUin sctc:nce-fictton
Jlllhnr und re\ldent or Ponlund Will
not teach ill lc:wt\ and Clark ne:~tt
ttrm .:~ccnrding to Betty L Burke
\ccret.tr} lor the Engh'h dcpan­
mtnl ';inct I cO utn ,., unnblc to
the cll1~' ilnd the department
nc:cd .:~ fiCtion wntmg cia'~ M
Jacob\. ch<urmnn ol the
department . wtll te.tch tht:
spnng term The cia'' will be
on Monday and 1 hur\dll\ l'\r1~1a
rrom 7 to Q 30 at either J 298 or
cla!>'tri~;auon lc:\iel
Sarah and Richard hu'-e ex­
lramantal lo"c~ . The) both know
about each other\ aflmr' 'o thnt'\
not the m~,terv . lht" l o\'''' is a \,cordtn~ to Burke the ~chool
hud hoped I eGum would teach a
licuoo 1.1. rn mg cia~" but unfor­
t una ttl}. 'he had other com-
• m11menh There 1, a po,l.lbthty
w.ill te.1ch at L C \Omet1mr m
future but bec.JU\e ol her
commnmcnl\ •t '' •mpo"1ble to
when \lltd Burke:
Marsh dies, trust added to endowment fund
~tnt Ha) ward
01 lht l'lontfr I 01
l-loyd Mar"th d1cd !lcverul wcekN
ago Though few Lew" and Clurk
'IIUdents muy ha\!e heard or Ma"h· the college h1n benefited from ht!.
gc:nerO'IIY
The Development Office hat.
been rc:spon~•ble for handhng over
S40 million dollnr!l over the pa'll 20
ye.u\, much of which har. come to the
We're your friends up on the comer1
We are Burlingame Chevron and we would llke to
thank you at L ewts 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
servtce.
CHEVRON
Our Way of saying "Thanks" Manh wM " benefactor of one
trust
Mnnh, whom ulenn G
vice prutdent for developnlCII
descnbed u.., "kmd of il gamhln
won S I milhon 1 n the
Nllttonnl Lottery nod wn~ od~utd
~I Up (l trust With J pOrtiOn of
mone)
"The way 11 trU\1 worb 1\
donor trlln'lfcr\ tJ~h. propcrt~ .
~cunties to the college;· 'lltd G
.. We: •nvest the cupual or mnnJI'
10 II\ pre cnt form and t»t
antc:re,l tncomc to benef1t
college When the donor d•o.
ropitala' tramferred mto the ""till
endowmen t fund •·
Two 'epnrute tru~tr. '"'ere tel
under the Mar,h nome rhe fint
for SIOO.OOO "The purpo"e -..11
,et up u trust wtthln the col•t•
endo" ment fund 1n Marsh'~ ntmc.
.,u•d C.regg. "lhc mtereM snc:om,c••
split 1n hulf. With hulf i'""l
benefit the undergrnduo te' and
to lo'"' ~choo l studenl'l "
I he 'cc:ond truM. lor Sl
wo' ~e1 up to beneht L ( .tnd
Paraplegtc Foundut1on
Now IMI Marth hut dtcd.
trutt t hut bear~ h•~ nume '"''"
minnte f he Capitol Will ~0 dllfl
• Into the jlencrul endowment
where 11 w11l contmuc to earn
to benefit the college
Pwnrn l.~J/(, M or• h 8. • eXIC<
Bowman
...... , ... ,, .. let
(htl\tened by the d
10 1n Iran und the
110"'" o1l supphe!l, Pre>
ld-tn1 • .,.,nd 10 MeXICO '
1 IJiks w1th Pres•del)r
need' for Mexle<ll
suddenly become S•
all> Jllcrcd the U
~aybe you've not1ce1
armed forces have bj
fhe Army rs selltng t1
So ts the Navy Seern
logo Free accomm(
Even expense money
But when they say a 1
mean a tour You can
, unrtorm for a coup
ADVEI ~ded
1 report had
, re11urdtng •tr.rur
C!ndowmc nt
1e rnvc:q
ernms the:
ded to Include .
ep puce wrth '""
endowmc:nt luhf
I 1 n eq Ulllc:\, .,_,ft,n.
nd bond'
ent 1'1 real tllr·r
>utpactnlllllfl.h ,
1 he co Ileac 11
" "rth the tii<Hti.
r fhc
~ fund' be tn\t1,tl'4
j be hmllc:d to
otnl value of
at lea\t for ""1r;,
: Ia~ 'chool,ho~
r.: to -.pecialiu
nd chantobl(
hal b~ pro IUIM
~ ol prorC'\111!! ~• :a' ol estat~
Uhle ftiVIOi •
:1 donatton'
commun u>
!itc:e' acc:cpl Lit
of 1 he: tnt en·
·cc: willthcnd~:·
ltonal structutt,,
arled lime lilbk
~"ng lC"\t'Odr.
,. I m·u. Van
>n the
le ~honolge1
about Frr
1e obtarned b)
t e~t J3l 1\IIIM
ormances or
writer
• spnng
is unable to
departmen t
ang cia''· Ml)jltl
of the Real orld •
exico to seek economic sov for workers
Bo\tmln
...... \trtlt•
th1utened by the: defeot of Umted States
0 10 hun and 1 he potential cutback an
!lftlln oil ~upphe~. Pre!iadcnt Carter tru vcltd
,Hn··narlu tu Mexaco Crty rn m•d·f-ebruory
. ulk~ w1t h Pr~rdc'lr J o'e I opu Portallo.
~ need) ror Mexacan oil and natural gu~
suddenly become so cntrcnl, that they've
·call~ o~ltc:red the U S Mc:xtcan relauon-Mc:xrcan worken satherc:d rn downtown Mex·
reo Ctty rn preparutron for Prurdent Carter's
vrAtt Great b;.anner.. unfurled hke red and
whtte cloud• around a towerrng mon Jmcnt rn
the Plnnr de Ia Revolutton
The purpo&.e of the four hour march nnd
rolly could be heard In the conunuul chant~
"Petroleo, Umnao y Gas, ul Norte No
Tarenl" Orl Urantum und Gn\, You Won't
Go Norrhl'' and .. Oercc:hos Humano,
Human Ritthta Cor the Undocumented'"
Unaon olficlal& rrom !oC:Veral of Mexrco·~
and unrvenrty worker' o~ddrC' aed rhe rully urg­
ang MclUCIIn Pre rdent I opet Porttllo to take
n hard line on the r 'IUC of Muac:o' rc,ource.
an the talks wnh Pre: rdent C nrter The pflCI'
.a~ked was not rn Ierma of dollar, and ccnl'l
Instead the UniOn leader demanded recosna­
lton of Mexac:o'a economac \overeagnt)' and
the nghts olthc undocumented worketJ in the
U S These were the s..me dcm.and11 mode fall
fall by Meluco's AFL C lO equivalent, the
Mexaco labor Con~treu (ClM).
Miguel MachuC'd nssi5tant darec1or of
organizing for the International l adiC$' Gar­
ment Workers' Umon 4nd .aspilkesman for the
U.S. deleg.ation from the AFl-CJO. Wll a
featured speaker .u the rally. J he mere
presence of a l S labor delc:s;ttton w1u an haatorrc oc:auion for the two countries .
Sumuel Fernandel Aores, Y1ce-prc1ident
of MeKic:o's powerful electncJant union, sum­
ma rued the po,.uon o( h1' country's labor
movement in a mec:ttn2 With U.S labor
delesate· llitcr the rally
MWe Mexican' h1wc: had muny das­
asreemc:nt' amons ourselves, but on th••
que 1 ion of oil we hu\ic ll national conscnsusto
ddend our sovereignty and our nataonal
tndcpcndcnce ."
"We urc allO re.lchms u consen1u~ on the
democratic and human raahla o( un­
documented v.orken B> human ri8hta we
mean litlt of all ll legal existence. Human
nghu means ctYJI nghts under the law, 1uc:h u
equal pay for equal work ..
Liberal Kennedy: hope for pr~ident
The polls conunue 10 tell the ~nory :
Amencans suppon Sen, Edward Kennedy for
pre1rden1 rn 1980
Kennedy rs on odd 1tory 1n rht\ decade
He as an old·fMhtoned libcrul an a nation
draftmg pohtacally 10 the rltcht He wont\ to
tnm the dc:Cense budget aa a ume when the
maJOnty of J\meracan' would hke to ,« our
nouonal defense c: \panded and the: druft
n:rn,tatc:d .
Gas rationing would be
result after price hikes
The While Hou~e tent Congre s standb)
plan~ Ia 'It 'A-eck for ga~oline rl.lttonrng and
other encrgy-sa,1ng me:asures that "rll like I)
include alloco~uon of erode oil omong
refinen~ and r~<~trictions of "c:c:kend rct,ail
sales of ga olinc: und diesel fuel.
The plan' folio" a senes or oil price
rncn:a~es by the maJor oi: producers .
Although Iran will soon be e:\portang 011
.t8Jin. the) \\ rll be producang less than hall ot
their capacat~ . I <Hot 'A-eck Vcneruala and
KU\\Ull JOined everal other countrie'i in an­
nouncang mujur 011 prrcc: htlo.C\ The: N.1ttonal Health Insurance plan 1s
Kennedy' s .. h.1by "' but he run abo taken o~er
as c:hicl \Upporter tor the Humphre)· Haw~lnt
Full-Employment btll
Famtl); problems. however continue to
plague the ~enator Both has 'on' have un­
dergone maur"c: cancer treatment and his
wife. JO<tn, still lives alone 1n 8o$ton, Mau .•
fighting her b.mle :~.g;un .. t alcoholism. Mo,t
Americans have: alm<ht forgotten the Cbap­
p.u~urddick art air. although rt rcmams the
biggest ink-.spot on Kennedy'' return~.
-Kenncd~ conunually say he e:ttpccts
C.trter to be the democrauc nominee an 1980
and he "ill gi\e Carter hr support But wnh
umc:. they rna) re\cne I'Upportt\e rolls
Fraternities, sororities
threatened by closure
r he Board ol T rustecs Dt Dartmouth
College w11rnc:d the 12 frnternitrc:s and two
.sorornrc at the college: that the} wtll hue thc:ar
mellon to operate on c:ampus 11 they don't
Mcle.rn up their act'' rn 12 month).
The tru:sttc)' announcement l."''lmc: rn
response to ~ roculty :U'\~'imc:nt that the
teach the
a<;~ wall be
'hur~dny r\"rnl;u
llher a 298 or 1 he United \tate\, hov.e\ er, i\ Ia rang
much better 1h:~n mollt other countrrl!~ t11 the
world. Aft hough there'' t.tllo. that g.t'loline will
'~1on co,l .1\ much ,,, S I per gallon, an P.tri
morori!'h arc no\\ p.1yang S2.SO, rn Bclxium
~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S230and in Jamar~ Sl.37 cho<>l promotes .. racar.m. sexum and the
,J hu'c ol achohol." t\ccording to chool uf­
lic:rah the: I rat :tnd )Ororiues ha"c: one yc:;,~r tCt
demonstrutc "they ha "e the: C'3p.1CII)' to ma~c: n
sub.,lllnllal positi\e contnbutron to student
htc: ..
•
)'>sibrlity ......
o;omeume •n
, e of her
rmpos\tble 10
fund
ilCtor of one
~t worb a\ lhll
sh. propcrt).
ege." sutd
tal or mallllf
und uK
o benefit
donor diQ,
I rn tot h c: gef'otl:
•rest anc:omt
half gornJ
dunte~ and
h. ..
1. for Sl
fit lC and
on
hall dacd.
name "'II
WJIJ IJO Ill~
owment
Jlarrh N. ~aybe you ve noticed adverttsmg our
armed forces have been domg lately
Jhe Army IS selling tours of the world
So 1s the Navy Seems to be a great way
10 go Free accommodations Free food
Even expense money mcluded
But when they say a tour ti1ey
11ean a tour You can count on berng
11 unrform for a couple of years
ADVENTURI: So maybe you re lookrng
for a tnp that ·s a bit less
t1me consumrng and a
little less structured
Our name IS
Adventure World
and a world of
adventure
IS JUSt
what
we offer
S1xteen different
programs covenng
Europe. •
through landscapes that
range from gardens to des­
erts Allm the company of
people your own age from
several dtfferent countnes
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PO Box 140 I Porttand, OR 97219 I
., J I Sounds good but I'd like to hear more. Send me I
•• · Bl 1 your brochure . 1 candmav1a. USSR and the Eastern . oc.
North Afnca. the Middle East and Asta 1 Name 1
You can sun yourself on The R1v1era. I .~ddreu _ 1
climb m the Alps. explore the fjord~ or City Statw p I
1ust hang out m some of the world s most I Telep~one I
enchantmg places Sample the food I (503) 244-6161 ext. 478 I
and dnnk, meet the people and wander '------------ -----~
~----------------------------------------~ -Wittt LoR. Marrh 8. 1979 5 .. New ORin ion
worl~
• '1 · 1111 I 'OlJ fH<lb.lbly done rcuhtc 11, l'l tht-n• \\ \f\;l(let \'OU 01•\• hnld an \our
hnn1f\ a -10 pcre(nt "'mallcr th1tn \\c had
rl.tmwll fha' wee~·, p11per \\a' 'chedulcd Ill
,,. ~0 ('aS\'' long," ath mnn\ addmnnttl 'te'lnc:,,
m;lmhn~ a 'J'C:CIIIIOpamon 'C'CliCin rc.IIUH' on "htm. l he pubhcutuln' thnt u'e the mu~htnt
han c ln't thctr I"C'Ituncc on II' ruturt' de-pen
ll.tbthl\
1 he Puhlt~,111nn" Olttce has .tlrcad\ b('cn
lllltn)l mua:h ''' ''' ~ontruct \\Of~ hl ofl
C.Ampll\ firm' IM dc:pcndnhle 'IN\ICt rhc:
lllt"IM\ Rc\u'\\ wnnt" to du th~ 'ame th1np
\\huh ll~lHC\ rf\lmlnentl\ 1n10 II\ tnlTCli.,C:~
btu.ltzel I"C'\IUC\1 lm IH~'' \cur I hc l.n~ '"
'llllt"rrng1n nut hc1n~ a.blc 1(1 depc:nd on 11 lor
turntnJ! Cllll e\ell thl\ cdtiOIIIII mm~· ttl kctp ;Jn outduted \ant\ per on cam
pu' ot hulf cnpuctl) lhon 11 \\ould pa~ to brans
10 .t nC\\ m,u:hrnt 111 ruiJ opcntllnjl dficaencv,
the chcucc ~rent\ "mplc: purchu'c of <I new IVpt')C:ItlnJl mac htnc \houl~ be taken '")
\CrJOU\1\ \\hen tht: COJlcge [ \C~U IIVe ( OUhQ
meet~ lo conMdcr the future of the J YPt'C ih~J
Center on Murth IJ , lo the o.~vc:ruge I
11 cnchnnung and att
IP(I'KI <~ ,unny week t
. ••( or u~ on the
IIIII) aroup. who hi
h' here, Peru
,110" "hate llnmns ur
h11,e come to kn
ash ltnd conOict'
~~~mn~ . drc:um5 •
Sam1e11mc' we undt
amx or rCJCCIIOI1 • ~~·men' '"'lie'
\\h\ the cut' Bltme lllln .1 dhlbllh~.tl
mr, hnnt'm \:Jikd lht: \ .~rit) per 74~
1 hat m\ rc:riou' rnttt\ d<lC,n't I"C'\t'Olhll"
n trth \ ll\.kr 10 tan\ \\.1\. h..lpc:, (lf .ICt"C'nt II . -
d•H:: n't "'mc I rum aO\ tar t)UI gal,, 'nmJ I'HC:
onh on poor 1111'u'peeun~; c;ollcsc nc\\ 'IMf't'r'
ut dr.tdlmc lime. thoueh 11 'cern' to I here·~
nolhtll!! to "h''" U\ that 11 ha' ''"' C:\11
anu:nunn, ut ull Rut, tl there wt'rc c\C:t an
c:'Jmplc of "h:u \tuq'lh\ \ lln• ~~~n mc:an.
111J..t' 11 lrom the o d \ tr I\ per
fhc \lint) per J, '' the computer 1mnt·
'"If mtn•htnc u'C'\1 b\ the l'wnrn l.t'f: £tnd
11130\ ''' hcr c.tmf'lll' nubh\:almn' \ani\ rcr
<'J)Cilltorl> II\ pll:.alh l:no" n a\ .. ,, pc,cllen.")
1\ J'C C\lf' to be U\td b\ the ne\Hflttpcr IU lhl'
I C\\ '' and C1.1rL. Pubhc<allon' Olltet: un n
comrlller l:e\ bt•ard I he computer "'Ji!n.tl' He
trnn .. l,uri.l •nto I n~h'h \H•rth nn ~tnJl"''"hd;
p11pcr m e'en ~,;l'llumn, . that c<.sn be la11J lll\\1 n
"" S'Jif::L"' rcJd~ ltlr pnnnng
I nt m.an\ 'l".tr,, thl" I m:. lhl' I IIC:rM\
1(('111.'\\ , rhe •e.trhucl~ .tnd the PuhltC'lltlnm
OlftCC h.n~· cuntr.tetcd thetr I\ pc~clllng
throu~h thr l (' I 1 pc,C'Illllg Ccntl'r tn the
ha ement ol l cmpleton Center NO\\ .lilt hmC"
JlUhh alton,. ~rc tn trouble The m.Jchtnc h4'
dc\-cloJ'C'd prohlem' recent I), gom~ 111 n nd out
llf pro~r opcrauon ut "hat 'ccm' 11' o\\ n
(la\ld t. I ud~ig
Ul lhr l'um~tt I "I hu ,umc lime no\\ \.iur) nnt ~orrnan·
dm. ll'"'tnnt It' Prt\ldenl h1hn Ho\\ard.
Pubhcatllln ''''''''"' Rt'n <h~en . and JUntor
md\ Hrmnt, "ho •~ tn chart:~ ol thc T) f'lc,el
ttng (.enter, h..t'<" been tn 10g t(l con\lncc the
Hllle~C' II ~houhJ 10\~\t tn II ne\\ 1\flc:-C'IIIn!(
mn .. htnc College C''\eCUII\e' h.l\c rc'''ted 1n
10• c~ung "h.ll (llmiJ .tmount tu upward~ ell
I 1100 10 ~u~h .t m.1chanc:, ho\\c\er •
T lfiS (OJ I f <if: \Hlllld benefit from the
rur, h,J,C' lll II OC'\\ 1\ f'C'Ctllng m:ll h10e
h pcN~llln!! can be dc1ne nn campu' for much
~r:,, th.10 '' ch.tr(.1cd ofl <'Umf'lu' 0\\cn 1"\·
11m.11e' '•I\ lnlo!' ,lf Ufl I Ill\\ <l·thtrJ\ for I\ J)e\CI•
ttng.ll ll cntnJ'IMC'd to ''hat \\ould be chnrt!c:d
•"It hU\IOt\\ Ill the llUihllll! CCIOltnlllllll('\ 1 he
ltter.ar\ Rl"\IC\\', l11r 10\lotn~:c \\Ill hrl\C lo pn\'
1t1ur urn~ ,,, much ltl he pttntcd oil camru'
llt"\1 \l.'.tr .1~ 11 '"" th" \car "'ln[l c:"en lhc:
rrtptdh dechnanr \r.arll} per "1-IK
Rent.rl '''' • < ornp,ct '10. a much­
.td\ltn~cd 1.'('11"111 ol our pr~cnt rnlarnou'
\ arii\JX"r, \\UUid run ahou1 '.000 :.a \'c,u.
\\hen 'ou cun,1der thnt the college 1' pa\lng -
Our rights could easi~y disappear
T H f 1.1\ I FS T mantle..t<tllon of a lHt,\\ tnl!
'-'On~c:r' lll\t mo'e 10 the lJmted \Wte" 1'
rhet1tll lor a C(\hlllliUtlon.,l amendment r«1uir
mr.a balanced federal hud~ct 5o tar, 27llt.tll'
ha\ e 1 otcli to hold o1 •ecund Cun,tllullonnl
Cc•n\cnllon to 'J>Ct:d up the .Jmcndrncnt
"llllnfl pro~.: ' ,c,~.:n more \lalr' mu\1 c.111
lor the cun,cnuon iKiure 11 t.tn Ill" held, .tnd
rvhttL~tl pundat' pre-dtct t hnr 'c\Cm mnrc: "'til
dn o b' tht" summer S'TE.JN ''71 CJ.,... ...... ...,
MfN
Nt;\ .. ~
\ccnrdtng In ,\nicle \' ol the I' '\ C tiO·
swuuon. ,r 1" cHhtrd!> ot the s1.11e I cgt' l.st urc:'
call lur 11. Cungr~ .. mu~t .. call a ConH·nt1on
(or proposing \mendment ~... An\ ~uch
nmcndmc:m) "'ould then become Ia" tl (or
when) threc.founhs ott he -.t:.tcs rallfted them.
11u~ pO\\cr ol \rt1cle V ha!l.not been u~ed
durang the: 192 )c.Jr Mnce the fiat on,ttiU·
11on \"tiS "nucn. and the J'IO~!\Ihtht) nf tlj; u~c:
nu"' ha\ man' \\ tuhtngton olfic1als "orrtcd
One maJor lear u that, once coO\ened,
there \\OUid be no rc\tnct•on on \\hat the
con\cnuon could ~on,tdcr .lt could propose lt1
amend om part of the pmcnt ComtltUtton
C('ln~uruuonal Scholar Raoul Bert~er ha\ cA·
prosed C.lncern that uftcr m«llng 10 con,.dcr
the bal~tnccd hudgct qUC$ltOn. delegate' would
lorn ICI or her c:au .. es, ~uch a!l. outluwan11 -Abor·
tton. ma~ng ulfirmatl\c .1c:11on mnndutor)' .
nutlawtn~;t ~chl1ol bu\tng restrtellng pre"
freedoms, or any other mutter) it "'"hc:d F\ en
""tax re1 olt" •IPC)~IIc Howard Jnrvn fear t hut
.. " cun\'enuon would ghe e\ery cracil.pot J
chance 10 "'me the: ,;upreme luv. ol thc: land~
Apan lrom Janas. howe,er, rrutn) other
con~rvatt\Q and pseudo-con~cnatave luvor
a con,cntton and balanced budget amend·
ment Pr~tdent ial hopelub Ronald ReaSI&n,
Howard Baker, Robcn Dole: and John Con·
nail~ all support the 15iue. Headms the hat,
and perhaps the main advocate or the pro­
pel cd con,~nll on is Catilom111 Go\, Jerry
ihuwn,
Bro""· v.ho performed one of the mo11
hlatant political fltp-Oof" or 1h11 century b)
•witching hi' ttand on public taX<Jtion 180
dc:grco:ahcr Propo"tton 13 pa ~d 10 Califor·
nut, ·~ currently on a )peaking tour of the:
countn promoung the conYCnt1on and, nl
couu.c. htm,elf, Oucounung the lear ol an
um"'ntrolled convention mob, Bro\\n ...ay
"'1 he Idea lhul rhe Amtncan people want to
JUnl; the Hall ol Righh 11 ab urd J th1nk the
Amrnc:sn peuple believe: 10 the Btll ol Rrght~ .
und they ol o hchne 1n ., balanced budf!cl ··
St.1tementJ. auch lU Brov.n's ha\e amu~cd
the rnth ur man't' Dcmoc:rauc leackrJ toward -!he ·ahlornill Jo\cmor ~ome potnl out thlll
one nt:un rc:non Brown'' prosperous ttntc 11
able to balllncc liS budget '' that it r~i\cs I 3
btlhun (Jollan of fedr:r:~J tt\lenue 5harint; aid,
6 • Ct"S
·-
Stl'anf!e bedfeUows?
Opposms forces on the propo~ed con,tnutaonol convc:ntton arc stacl!.1ng up
predtttably-for the mo\1 put On one tide. that wh1ch fl:lvor\ holdtng u \econd convenuon.
arc many bcare~ or the Repubhcan flag. mo!lt of whom urc consadered or could be eon~tdered
Presidential aspircanl.\ tn the future At the other end oft he spectrum we find mo~ hbcraJ
econom1ats and the progrC\11ve elements of the U \ ~cnnle
A quick tally of the two ••de, thow~ the followms
Pro-con"tntlon
Howard Baker
Ronal Reng.tn
Robert L>ulc
John Connall)
Jc:rr~ Brown ( on-eon~tntlon
Robert Byrd
John Rhode•
Milton f· r1edmun
Btrch Onyh
Howard Jorvt~
Jf you thank about 11 u second. though, you s~ the (jUC:\Ilon 11n't all thut cut and dry
berv.ccn convcrsAitvc:s and liberals. One would normull) u:pcct to fmd Culiforn1on (,
0,
Jc:rry hro~n und tax ~e~olt heralder Howard J~rVJs tn the: oppo tte column, or a tally. both
because ol party afhhallon and because ol thetr 1yp1tal hberul and con~c:rvntivc: Jc:antn8'
-Dnld 1-. l.udwle, Jerr Pltrct
• mont', thai could go to help bnluntc 1~
fcderul budge:!
I hi!. bnns' up the fact th<ll. tn .tddtltont
I he problem of "mob rule· at u con'IIIIUitoru:
con,enuo n. 1 he bnlu.nced budget prop\).\1
II\Cif ha\ \Otnc tnUjOr flnws f'or ex.ampJe, ti':t
l S Government could JUM 11" C:ll'\tl) (et·
pcnc:ncc: tell' u' mort' en,ily) ral\t 11\AC:~ 111
would cut 'JlCndtnlt to aehtevc: n balnnC't r,. ... , .. ~
and 'lomeumu
~cl .11 thc:ir tncrcd
·-·n.· M from duy to
On Jnn 7 Pre!li
~oral(\ Bcrmuder I
\Jilon.ll State of Fmcl
111e.~,en the malnary 80'
of all affo1~. f
~11 ol comllttu tion~
lclltell\t' for '0 dny-.
n1 announced thut 'I
1~ ,r .. te of cmergenc
(or nnolher JO du!
peace
from and
LAU
Lo our
lrcecJom' the: \Usl
prantec:' wn' appalli
hru~ian' 11 \ecmed
IJ)C! nothtng to get ~
••th the: fh-c guoronu
'ill'>pcndcd, the
*lt.' cnlcr and 'car
N ON r 1 H f: lc~$. the clamor I or
'on of tux-cuttt ng, anOuuon-ca,rnt '
mea,urc continue' to gro\\ 111 the .. gra~srooll '
level Taktng thc: 1'11UC: 'lrutght to the top. r!lt
V ~ t onsiiiUiton '" appc,lhng to man\· 1t
dtvaduub group\, und even \lute:., l he loJlc~·
Hou'c: Mmonty l cadcr John Rhode,, •
recc:ntl) 1~\ued the cln'''c .. ,r the J\mc:nen
people want ,, bal,anced budget the) ,hou\1
elect a Repubhcan tongre\, .. ,t,ucmc:nt. Jlil1
t!>n't worktng .tn) more People are ltrc:d of the
Congrc!>,' •nabrlll)' (Republican ~~
Democralac) to do anythtn{l about thear m­
crea .. rngh dcpre\'ocd cond1tton J hu' \lou az
!>ee thl" ottructton or a convcnuon thut total~
\Urpo,o;c:, the fedcrnl 80\crnmc nt, )tt putco­
llullv hu' the power lo \ct tht nut1onal Ia"
However there ure muny dnngeo Jn·
herent an tmkcnng wuh the C on~IIIUIIO!I.I
framework· I hut\ why \Uch 'itriO@Cill
'<ttfcgunrd5, check~ und bulonce!l nrc: butllanro
the amendmc:nl proces!>. 1 he Arnencun people
do not want to change: the: C on11t11 uta on WIIAr
they want u. tax reductton, and un end tq
double-dtgll 1nOntton 1 here arc other \\t)i
I than a ~econd C oniiiiiUttonol C onvcnuon hl
oche1vc o heal1h1er economy
Oarification J
Two weeks ago, the Piont'tt Lot
reponed that uudc:nts were dntrabuuna 1
pcu11on to retatn eeonom1cs profcuor
Marty land,burg on the Lcwas and Clarl
payroll Accordtng to Sandy Mornaon. •
t~~tudcnt an one of l..ondsbura's clauc\, we
should have added that the pellton wu
only handed to landsbura •, ,ludcnta, nol
the L ( communtly in general.
I .ast winter ~ue
fhtt. i'l!lue comp lete~ 1 he Plonttr /..oJ
printang 'c:hedult I" or winter term 1979. Tilt
ftrsl 1ssuc ot 'Pring term will be Aprtl S
Magazine scheduled
Included tn the: Apnl 26 t!lsuc: of thr
Ptunf'u Lox wtll be the \econd pubhc.auon
of it for,. J'ulut, the I ox's magnrtnc of
optnton and annlym Subm1u1ons wtll Itt
due .\pnl 16. '0~ lt·HE
5UM\\\Nfi-\l\Pfl
From Hong 1
\her departing fr
long. one IS e'(ccedingly
'ld thai the scnsauon
lt 1 \ardtne hos diSilPR
G~en Boba noted t1
~ ha\cn of the youth h~
Jirnb of \I JUt traffic lS h~
r.nto the freeway ..
The reader may wo
usumc: you ore wondcnn
'b Hong K on8 crowded
lona cro"'ded? Ah. r~
Clark tn Portland, Ore1
lit 25 ol us who w1ll te1
'Jet thut Hong Kong
crowded
l here: as a great dcul <
Ptlaery here, 1tnd Hong
bm~ ,, "fru~ran 1 h.
Cltine1e) tatrl)' reck~ ol
t.~hun You enn buy
·~)lhanr and evcrythtnt
lona. and thut ts prec
~ople 'c:em to be doing.
T ho~c: \\ho can dr
bit the atmosphere ia ld be tu~en 'UJ
1 xe4:Ultvc Cou~
oft he f \'fl~CII~tJ
• ns
!elp bulan~ thf
\m. m <tddlltonl.:
.1 COO\lltUitOr.L
)udget propO\I
=or e'umplc 1~
.t u' eo.,tlv (u·
• rUI\C: IB>;~ .u
e a balance.
amor for ~OI!IC
mnuuon~l!\1~(
the "grn~'roou ·
11 to the top, t~
ng to mam 1&­
Ue) The lo11tcd
11 Rhode'. "~
f the Amcnor
'tt they 'hould
~till emcnt 1u-:
ore ured oltl:t
.pubhc:an 01
.about thc:tr tr
1 Thu' you a·
ton that totaU,
lent. yet pottll-
nattonul Ia"
lY donger' '"' (' onJ>IItUIIOD.l
UCh strtOJfnl
~ arc builltnto
tneru;an peopk
J(IIUiton Wtw
nd on end tq
re other wa)(
~ onvenuon 1
ronrtr WI
astnbulln8 • •
profeuor,
'ond Clark
Morrison. a
1 J classes, ~
ttton wu
udent•, nol
'onttr lot
m 1979. fht
be Apnl S To the Editor
world' Peru
T 0 the: average tClumt Peru 1~
aocnc:honttng and uttrocttve spot to
nd J unn\' week or two But to
:,, of u~ \ln the: Peru over!!ta\
~) 1wup who huvc \pent hve
~nth' here Peru '' more than
.while llumn' and lnco rum'
haH· come to know u land or
!.\)lllrJ'" und connum. undo people
• f'ol''11lll' dreum' and problem\
~mcum e' we under!tnnd the1r
ptance or reJection of thear ,,tuo
and \Omeume\ we: cun only
c1 at thetr tncredtble ubtlny to
on from dny to doy
On Inn 7 Pre\ldent C,enerol
\Iortie' Bermudet announced a
,,,1onJI \hUe ol Emergency dunng
"h the mthtury l(Overnment '' tn
.arjlt' ot ull ufratr • und a '!U'Ipcn·
.,11 ol cnn,uuuuonul gunrantcn
ctlccliH' lor JO dny'> On I eb. S tt
ru announced thut the ,uocpen,ton
a,d 1tutc of emergency \\-ould con­
t~~uc ror .tnother JO duy-.. Mto prol«l
p4~hc pc:att and tr.~nquahty"
rrom l..o ( Wfiii'U, I 1mn.
Sl
Thr toauul announcement cumc
11 J go\crnmenl rcucuon to the
,uucm\\adc: work \ltlppuge c.lllc:d for
lan 9 10 and II Lubor umon and
110m'~" ' pun1c' called the 'ltrtkc "'a
P'OI~t to the Jun. I twenty-percent
ruttn &a tlhne pnce~. and the sub~e ­
:ucnl and cqu1vulen t rtNe m mo~t ' tbtr Ctlmmod1tle\, ond the mung
ol hvmg
To u' 1\orth Amencan, , ac-
c1utomcd to our tndtvtdual
(Ieedom' the \U.,pen"on of
n~rant ee' wn' appulhng. 1 o mnn)
l'mman' 11 'eemed very common
d notlung to get excated over
\alh th~ five: gunntntcc~ that hove
., ·n ,u,pendtd. the mtht.lr) can
1101\-, rntcr •1 nd 'lcurch. wathout wurrnnt, ony pnvute buunu• or
re~adcnce · and urre!\1 and hold
anvonc \\tthout fthns chnrtte'
!I(Wjnllt 1 hem lor an mderanate penod
o( lime No one tr;~vehng out~ade or
their home provtnCC lA 8Ut\rUnteed
an) pohce protection and pubhc
meettng.'l or demOilltrliiiOn\ of llny
lund ure prohibited
Severul non-dn1ly pubhcallona
huve ~en thut down 1nddanately
rh11 Include 1e\ertd of the lefii!U
magu11nc'S whtch were pubhtlllnjl
the •tnke and whach the government
conatdcrcd "i~UbVCfliiVe " f-or U~ I hill
•~ very aron1c becuu11e the go\.ern
mcnt already control" ull medtu
( rndto televt!uon and pubhthtngl
etther b-. pohcy or direct
censor h1p .1" tn the cu<~e ol dnil)'
p.apc:r' \\ hu:h can pnnt onl~ whut
they rcce1ve from the C entrul Office
ol lnlormauon
B~tdc'l the liU•pen~1on of
(tUnruntee' the. !lO\iernment took
r urt her ncuon" to avert 1 he 11 rake
llundrrd\ ol known lchl\t .md
l.&bor lender\ were Jllllrd Bu" dra\'er·.
were: ''C'icorted' h) armed guard' to
thc:ar bu,~e" and lorccd to dn-.c: theu
route~ nnd tank' ;.~rmoured truck'
and uot !lC:.Hed troop. ftllcd the
o;trtcl!'i, e'peo1ully an the: poorc t
part\ of eltl~ thul had been mo t
.tcttvc tn pre' touo. demon•.tration11 .
Bec.au"e ol the ~hutdown ol acuwu
mngunne' there. wa' no wuy to ._no""
what wa ~toang on tn the re\t of the
count!')
( htll WU'i vc:rv dafrerent from the
'trakt b) 'econdnry 'chool and un
IVCt'ltly iltUdcrll'• tn \lovembcr 1 o
prote't the htgh co 1 ol h' ang the\
~truck cln<s'iC~ and took to the 'ltrcet'
an pea«ful demon,trataon., an whach
ut leu~t Cive \lttdent .. \\Cre k1lled b\
the mthtan fh1' brou(lhl ;.~bout
'tronl publtc reactson :tnd larger
demon'>trutton\ fhe 11ovc:rnmc:nt. an denounctna
the Jnnuar)' tnlu: ~J1d It would alo\\­
do\1. n the: turnover to popular
government (1 c the: elccttom ol a
new con!\tatutaon now set lor I9HO)
and It ul•o ~ud thai u work •topp~~c
would tmpcdc the ·economiC
rccooperuttcm pt OtJrum" dc:ttgncd by
Peru .tnd the lnternuu onill
Mone11H) ' r und IO fClltructure
Peru'" ~K 2 htll1on debt In uccor
dunce wuh IMF demand,, the
government payroll will be cut by
thou,and • he.1l&h education and
public welfare prollrams were ter·
mtnatcd and ,ub,1dtCI on com­
modttle) ( uch ns nee. !JUgllr, milk
and fuel) were removed The rC\ull\
were an KO percent over.tlllnflutlon
Cor 197M. .-nd nae' "' ha~h .t~o 200
percent in \ome food Item'
Underemployment '' t\ttmated
II SO percent, and thouJUndr. of
pcoplt m1gn11e each month to the
coa ,tal c1tte tn hopi;' ol finding Job ..
and educauon for t hcu children
l he) .arc met wtth no JOb no plucc
to li"e. htgher pnce , und terrtble
d1~c:u"c und dejlrOJdlttton
We trv to correct the muny
sncorrc:cl gc:neruliuation'l Peruvians
ha\e .thout the llntted Stata. ('No, I
don 1 lhr in lloll)'wood 'IJc:"' York
or \.1t.11n1~) 1nd Vet John fra\Ohu,
I cVt) and \le,llc! .all remand U& of the
stront• 'IJonh l\merac..1n tnflucnct
We complnan .1bou1 wrttang paper-s
lor our clu'' vet re.ahie ho\\ lor
lunate we .trc only one: 1n 14
•tudent who .tpply arc udmmed to
the: Unt\C:r)it> here
We mt"' home nnd ut the same
ttmc: lnve the c:xcttcment , .tnd the
dtflicultte\ ol hvang 10 the .. third
world" ol Peru.
Pam f/or•
Wulr tht• Ptru
Ov«-nt>as Group
' Q)j 1~1tN1lON5 ~RE
5U\.!\\\Nfi .. ~\ff.R-VlETNf\ffiE5E
From Hong Kong
\her departing from Hong
long, one I& C:lt~edangly arotefUJ tO
'-.1 thut the sensation of seemang
\t a 'ardane hu di1appeared .
G .... cn Bnbn noted that leavans
''.( ht\cn or the youth ho,tel {or the
!trt'l.\ of m-eet trnrfic Is hke "mcrgang
to the freeway."
The: reader may wonder (let us
Illume you are wondenng, readers).
'Ia Hong Kong crowdedT' !J Hong
long crowded? Ah I' Lcw1s and
(lark 10 Portland. Oregon? There
Ct 2S of u .. who Will IC:'Itify tO the
'• 1 that Hong Kong 1~ indeed
:rowded
There tll3 g~at deal of ~;apatnla'l
fll&cry here. and Hong Kons (tt'a
~rnc 1\ .. fragmnt hnrbor" tn
Ch,ne..c:) Cntrly reck~ ol commer­
:lJh\m You con buy JUst .1bou1
•anhtng and e' ery1han11 10 Hontt
Lona. nnd thllt as prc:easel) what
~Pit 'c::em to be doing.
lho"e who c:nn. dre') to the
It the atmo5phcre i• dehnttely co~mopolit.tn Ntght hie abounds
wath ~dMde tople~ bar.. and ollthe
ulluret; or an e~out Onental Cit)'
Hons Kong 1s a Bntt\h colony.
who~e governmentul lc:n.se runr. out
sn IQQ8 The Bnttr.h here .sre
predominately wealthy and the
d1rfcrence bet\\-een the1r hnbstal" and
those or the poor Chinese IS
~omcwhat mtnd-bouhng
Many of the Ch1nt$e h"e tn dull
gray h1shme apartments. bac~-to­
bnck wtth endlos other dull gray
h1ghnse apartments l nundry hnngs
out\lde the wmdow . thoush one
doubt the advantus~ of wa~hmg
the clothe' 1f only to e'Po'e them
to the .. On~trant," va•ubly polluted .11r
of Hong Kong.
fhc: 8nlt!ah do not h11ng thf'tr
luundry outstdc: lhc:tr home,, I hey
huH: l'hane\e ,erVIlnh who ride the
but~e' up the lu'ih htll"sdc~ to 'erve
them 1n the 'ieciU\IOn and
peacc:lulnc:~s that only mClne)· cnn
bu~
Prole \Or Jc:fl B.trlo"' (lacuh)
leader ol the: grtlup] !LU)\ the Bnu'h
have been suc:cesstul in Chinese 'locact) bccau\e both culturu arc
e'tremely clu,~-con"caou~ and d~m
the power of the ruhng etas" to be a
natural ~otate of alfutn
·\ller two wee~' of battllns with
fa:t~t-puccd crowd). the troup
retreated to the lllland of l.antau.
where \\-e 'ltayed at Po L1n
("P~caous l otus") Monastery .
Bonthl utrhman
Sl,plaomot~
Editor Ouleh Mandot
BuaJnaaa Man~e r: Jonn Sc:ou
Menaglng Editor: Hans Hotmagel
C09Y Editor. Cyntnaa Owens
Sportt Editor Anlll Marta
Entertainment Edllota: Lal& Gro.n ng,
Oav• Zelgtt'
Opinion Editor. J•lf PletCO
Photograpf\y Edllot: Tl'd Gamet
Art OhKior Mill• Mct<en1••
CompoeiUon Editor. Sharlen. Kamoto
Adverllalng Man.ger. Jon Eesw•"'•
Clrc\lt.llon MaN9er. Lynne Hind•
Writ•rs: Cindy Bryans, Tom Bug~MM .
Tatadrwa Chlbenguu. LHh• Oe.ey. In the fast lane
~"'"
•
tudents react to a new draft
Jeff r•iff(f
Ill lhr rlonrH I 01
TOM DOESN'T WAN I TO DIE. In faCI, he'11 alw,uy~ auid thut he
waniK to lave to be <~lleMt 100 yean old. If )OU ask him why he wanu to
hve to ~ that old. he'll dash on Cor an hour wnh a monotone about ho~ he'•u
studier or on culture ubberrution~ . He wanuto watch aoc:ietv for chc nut 80 • )e.U dod maybe wnte about 11.
But Tom 11 uf,.td he: won't mukc 100. Hc'J ufraid thut he'll be drafted
tnto the armed (otGCs and dtc omewherc: in battle in hn 20s
MNa, I'm totally apm"ttbe draft ... he saya when uked about h1 leclings
on ,, rc:vt\ cd 'loCiecfi'<e 'lttVace proJnlm He 'lams h1s riM down ne •I to hts
lunch tray. -There's no rcal'on I ~hould go trolling olf to boac camp so some
general can get his kicb sc:cing me drop dead ({generals get thett rock off
that way. then the Army it an wonc: 'hape thnn I thought."
I ask what he'll do 1f the dr.tft 1~ retnttared .
.. l'lllile as a con<~C1en tioul objector l'\le already talk~ to George Aberle
p cw1s and Clark ehuphun) He says I 'lhould start collecting some eVIdence
that any I don't bche'<e tn kalling other people. Somebod) I l:now
$.'\)"' he'' aoina ro wntc a letter to the LoK to he CJn file them ;and get them
rendy to present for .a consctenttous objector clu"fic:ation I'm plannms to
end letter off to (Oregon Senaton. Bob 1 Pad wood and Mark Hatfield • He
pnu~es MHcy, ure you going to pubtilh this'! Don't we: my name, o~a)'? h
msaht look as if rm not aine%re 10 m)' objections to the fighttng and the
lolhn8 Don't u~ my name. ok:oy'r
1\hl..c I'O't going to file: as a conscientiou' objeCtor. Hell)~ he will ao to
Cnnadn belore he'll be •hulfled oil to milttury scr"ice ... , kno"" a ,irl up in
B C [Bn11 h Columbia]. .. he nplasns ·we went to grade &chool together.
Then her lather mo'<cd up there wtth <~ome lumber c.ompaoy. or aomcthana . If
the) rein,t;,ne che draft, I'm headins north I don't \\ant to so tnto the
iCrvta: ~
On the other hand there's M11rl He doesn't \\ant another draft, but he11
go 1f requ1~d to do so .. I'd go, )eah.-he Ays. "It's not that 1 really want to
leave college and tuil.e up a nne. but I'd have to if the) wanted me. I'm pretty
c.on,cn.tll\'c I gu~. but I thmk the countrY haJ to be defended ...
What tf he's drulted dunng pea\Oc:Ume·•
''I guess they'd have a aood rc:uon for d~uns me," be Ia~'$ ... lf there
wa,n't a tlOOd rea<~ on, then "'hy \\OUid they do it1 You had &omethJOIJ tn the
paper about the Arm) getting too man)' \\-el(arc: cases or people ~ho couldn't
find anything e~ to do I g\lei' thafs their reason."
Betsy i~ a hule dtfferc:nt She doesn't think 1he"'ouJd be able to pro~ her
hatred for war She JWt thsnks the 1dCJ1 of m1htary er\ioe and war 11 .. petty
same-playmg .and ndaculous .. She \It back on a couch and cro ~es her lep.
.. It\ funm. \OU ~no\\ " 1he say' ~Tht\ lS one of the bad thinp that comes
from the whole hberataon mo\i-ement, I gu~ r ou kno"' "'hat's even runnier?
1 know a courle of gut. who ravor women's right~-C:lle%pt when it comes to
Cightintt. Then the)' say \\-omen can't do that a!l \\ell as men. But I g'Ue-i$ we'll
ju51 hn'\ic: to do at, just like anybody cl~ ...
Ml couldn't prove I was asainst kilhng if I had to. 1 guess I could k:tll,
though I don't want to. Buc that doesn't count for anytbins. does it? Just
becawc ltlunk wu "dumb and the military isn't worth much I can't use that a• on e~cusc. can rr
If \OU tall to tudent' lhe)' all ha\e their own plan.' tf the draft IS
retnstated Some uy they can't be drafted bcc:aute or old illnesac:a. •Jao't it
funn) .-~)' one mustc: maJor -usulllh people don't want to be s1ck, but
when ~omelhang like this comes up, e\erybod} 111lrt' pullang out thc:tr
ph)'Sical defect' ..
Copelllnd H.all ma, secede from the Copeland secede? Auocsated Students ot LeWlS and
Clark At lea!lt that's a po sabiluy
th.u\ been brou&ht to me t\\itc m the last couple of days It sccrns Da\e
l udWlg, former Copeland student senator and well-~nown polatica.lacthist,
ba' been talkma up the pou1bihty of separat•n8 Copeland from the rat or the
student aovernment and its deahnp.
Such a plan hat b«n proposed tn direct ruc:1ion to the possibalit} that
the Lew•• and Clark nudent senate may fund such diverse aroups as the
Women's Caucu.' and lhe Studenu for Gay Riahts thas )~~ · ludW1& and
(ollo\\et"\ want to give students the opuon not to lund those anterelt sroups.
Copeland would collect the student acttVIties r~ from Copeland residents, (a
total ol about $12,000) then dole it out tn us own way. The amounts Jiven to
such orpniuttons u I(LC rad1o. the Pionnr Lot. Students Orpniud for
ActaVItlts and the Oreaon Student Pubhc lnterat Group would be
detemuned by the dorm aovemment •
Pioneer Log
St••-. Hayward Ellubeth H•flln, S.­
l<aplan. Scott Woltt
Sporta: Melina Hell..-..tl. llr Watket
Op4niC)n Steve FendrJc:h. Oavld F
Ludwtg
Publkk Oceurence.: OeniH ROllin
Photogrllt)Mrs · Won4y Cotl-'IOt. Maml
Grt~y, Dwight Lay, Ttna Wt~ns
ProctucliOn Cyntrua Aualln Beuy
Cody, Elizabeth Hetlln Ellen MAtthew.
Yuml Sera
Compoalllon Cindy Bryant, Karwn
Har~da. Eltzabelh Hell1n, Sue Kaplan
Cynthia Ph!lllpa, Karen Saul
Artlalta: Kathy Sotet, Wendy Wallin M-lof .c~Yteor. R•cNird Hoy1
Spiritual OU~ Murph1 .. law
Otriel&l publlcat•on ol ttMI Atsoclat.ct
Studenta ol Lewlaand Ctar!l.. oe 1 SSW
Pat.tiM Hill Road. Port'-n<l. Oregon.
t1'2HI Pnnled WMIIIy by tMI S.n.ood s.. Second ctau postage paid at
Portland. Ortt90" AnnuataubKiipllon
r11t• J.4 50, S 1 50 per tenn tor u S
wbSCrlbers
Views eaprused are ti'\OM ot tn.
wnt•r• and 00 nol ~euarity reiiKI
the v1ew1 of IM at.-nt body 11\e
raculty, or the college edmlnistralion
7 .. Let~ fight the draft
lcl thr /.(l~ ,wrr und the 'tudent
bod\· I'm c''"''untl\ b\lmharded
1\ llh ~U't' to ht-p.trt Ol <H
f't'hi1CUI\ "' ''lln I he pbl!ht or hun
or \'tetnam ~thcr me c'trf'mtl\, •
bul ror ml)\l \mencun '"ltlli:O~< the
'C't'"' fnr :t\\ il) I'm n\lt hflhtlnfthere
or I dtln't h\'C lhert 'ot n~hl """·
01 nm '"ue 1 hat ~.;ould afl'e\.t
me ,un1 100\l ol the undtrgr at.luatc
puruluuon '~ th~ ~el«tl\t •. n tt"C' I
~nn lct"l omhH'tablt', b~lt.lll\ \lflfliOJ:
m' h«r nd di Cll"tn~ South
\lnC'I. but 11's fl~ll\ hard to ft'CI
nttt "ht'n f\.r recti\'Cd a nntiu It om
a d1t1ft bo:ud to le;l\ c m\ rue,rnt
hte~l\ It' ll'r t wt' ) car:-; lt:atn'l "'' ,,,u, and C'f\'~ tn 11 \ltu.uwn I don't
•'t-'re\ \Hth period. I ha't no demc
'"' bt' rluded lhlm l e\\n. nod CluL:
tht' Oetobcr Uhe f'Hlflll..'ed d.Hc ol
reiO~t.ucment ol &he: lotten) or an)
other llmC' ag;un-.t m' "111 .tnd
f'U\\cr I e11n't tma~tne any''"t' ehe
"anung the: same.
I dt,n't wan1 ttl '3\ 1 hnt "hal
h:tpf't'n' an lr.-n or :1 O) "herc: el'e
,,n't tmportanl, th t I 'houldn't put
"" ume 10to thO\e other mo\tmet' •
\ l.:) our lranum lnc:nd ho" ampor ·
tant that 1 \UC: ''· 8u1 fur .\ment.an
~tudent' .u our age, male and /tmalr.
nothtng Sfl\(' 10\ll~ton or nun .. tng
cia' c~ ould affect th<' campu' t) u
"'hole more than the draft
I urgt'~oUhl~tl )OU~elltuward
tht '~'uc: 1 he uruclt' an the L.,,~
point an \'IIIC darecnon anlorm.tllon.
but thert" are pc:rlon.al Acllon) thllt
muM ht-t:l1.cn 10 lHder to flre,ent 1-elf
:Jnd m11~ mductwn '" ol \l.trt.:h 2.
a r,rour ol \tudent' ha' e cJu,tercd to
light lhC' drall I'm .t member llfth.tt
grllup llm or~unn.ultun,al I c:tn Cttll
11 thai an lhl' carl) ta c, should
~ tend hl c\cnonc \\ho '"to eligible
lor the drulla\ their per onal mean~
to help ;;top 11 \ do7en 10d1\1du:ll
maght not set u' l.u ll5 h:tll ,, collere
campu . EveQ one ha :t lot to lo!>t
b«au~ of a dralt '
for lho~c who thtn~ thcdr.lfl"
o'-:D\, )flU C'.tn lea\e nsht no'' and
l£n up 1n m' place I'll be '"' ol,cd
an the :acuon tlgaanq the dr.tll and
\OU C'dO bet I'll OC\'C:r el fOOl an 30\'
mductwn center
li {'()II Wt I IJJ
f rt'slmllm
A ·pecial interest?
\~ II JTl<'mbcr ul 'tudent for
Gil} Rtt]ht\, I v.u• dl\gU\ttd v.11h the
op1nannnted argument• and lopp'
JCIUrnuli&m found tn Jell Jl1erct'
anack on ~arch dealing "ath
.. f\talll mtera.t group'" rundang.
I he te1 m ~ J>CCIISI antcl"e3ol
.croup· ha\ been • thrO\\ n ;uound
frcqucntl} 10 the Jl"'' \ear and I hAve
not )'et heard the trrm delint'd
sall~lactonl} t\ct"('lrdang to Mr.
Pscr(%, .1 .. ,.peetal intcre 1 Qtoup•
could Include :anyone and then dog.
Under lhu ddtnttaon every
01 gan11:ll ion from the a1lins team
to the lptne Club to the rail) squad
could be InCluded Thesc sroups
each rc:cet\ed un\'where frnm twice •
tofhcum~ Jomuch(unding:aaeac h
ol the thn:e orgBm7allun\ Mr. Pserce
hlJhcd out ug:urut.
It ccms the: l:ey lic5 an the v.tud
.. IOtere" ... If, there a committed :and
horttlll antercst to ~owuun the
organ11atton "h1ch •• n:que~llng
hmd ·• Can the orpnit.auon'!. tn·
tc1ot 10 some wn" benclit the coUegc
communtl)' 01 dOC) at tJ"'t onl) for
I ndo} mght p:mu.·;" l>on tl\ia 10·
lcrc::st mtcnttunall) ' nnlJuh or hnrm
ochet member~ or the college com·
munit' '1 I ht"~e 11re JU•t umc ol the
quc511un' that ihuuld be u•c:d In
c:t.amtnlllg auch 11 c.tl~;.h·all phruc.
In 1elauon lo ~tudent~ lor (;,,)'
R1ght1, our Jnlerut ., lo bnng mfor­
rnation to thuJC on campus who have
4Utlitionr about homo)t'XUcality .
1 h" •pplieilo hcl<'tOlelCualltudcntl
and lacuh)' AI v.ell lit homotcxual
l)ncs. We arc Studtnts lor Ga)'
RtJhla not Gay .\tucltnts lor Ga)
Rtghu. We are not a recruntng
ttnttun We al•o exiit 111 a 1uppor1
group for those havang problem,
8 To the Editor
de thnt wath &hear homo'c:'uahl\ ,,.
th.ll nl a htrnd' I ha '"' ol\¢' l \U\1
.uen of di\C:ll,'<ton topac' We huvc
mtHc .tCII\t' mcmbc" than Mr
l'tcrcc mu\ c'pc~t11nd 110\lle h1m to
llttcnd ·'"' mt<'tln~ to t;et lac:: I ralhC'r
than \\ nttnl1 atr the tor or hi\ hc.td
1 he 1 unthn~t '"'' reccl\ e \\all not
he thra\\ n ·'" .1y tn :1 •ellt~h mnnncr.
nm ,, 11 tk-ang c~r~d h) ma._IO£
other' ICC'I gllllh '\c\1 term \\c "'"
bt-co·"pon\lmnf ,, llum.tn 't'\llllh·
I) S\ mfl\NUm lor \\ohi~h \\(' ll~t'
r.tt,tng fund' her~: on <tmpu' und tn
the out\tde \:nrnmuntl\ Our hope''
thJI throush •u~:h a lorum e.ach
\tUdcnt c.1n t'\plort htllo lll hC'r 'e\·
u lilt\ and ~ proud ol 11 \In one
,hould he made to feel ilUtlt) bcl.tli'C
of dtllet'Cn~:c on any level It " a
m.auer ul ~" 11 nnd tndl\ 1du.t1 nghh
and hn' n~)thang t<l d<l \\llh
mu~t.11: he'
I c-an ne~t 'pea'-lor other cam·
pU\ ClrgiiOII•IIHln• \UCh il\ the
Women\ . < J uc u, 1 ht Blud. \t udc: nt
l mon or the thr"tntn f ello\\,htp
'\one ol them •hc1uld 1\c dented
(undan~ 11 the~ 'ho~ ,,n "tnter~•t"
"hich henelth the tmmedaatt' gwup
·" "<'II .1 the C'<tmpu' .11 ln1 !l,c In
den\ lundtng "'tmpl\ b) \U\tng
-,pc:CIRI 10terc:~• ~troup " an
itrc:,pon~thlc \loll) of h.andhntt
e'~" nne\ mont'\ I ur Jeff r'1erce to
u't thr l'ton,·n Lu~ tu .tppwJch the
~UhJect \\llh \UCh UOflf<lfe,\IOillll
tout n.ah"m mules me ~ue'''''n the
u'c of lund• :11 lht I CIK Mu\be 11
bt'rt.:r 411e•lttln \\ould lx "hclhcr "'e
arc de.rhng '"'h Jell Pierce\" pee uti
tntcre•l "
H'a1m Puufu,
\c>mor
Save Malheur
Wh11t hc~m ·" tht' Oreg<'n
l"alllemen\ ,,.,oduuon' rebullul
to nn arttde w ntten b) \1,tlheur
f1tld ~l.ttton I >trector Dtn1cl
rtft'U\00 deJhnp \\ llh pubht ttr.tl•
10•• hth e\ ohcd 1nto .tn .tttempt to
chun~t' the t'nttre con~pt or the
tn'\IIIUtiOO r he: 0( A onganalh lett
1hu1 tate fund~ :.hould be \\lthheld
hom the )tataon unle\ fergu,on
v.u~ ltr<'d, fcelin8 thnt he hnd undue
influence on tho~e attendtnp or
\'1\thng the ~omple, . More rceentlv
1 he finger hu" abo been pomtcd .u
the !IIRllon as a whole
Fcrgu~on doo not .atttmpt to
u't' 1 he 'lolUIIon at. u pod tum to ;1ir has
'ie"'' to an\ and all who 'li.l) thc:f'C
lie hu~ dont' un e'cellent JOb ol
dtrc:~.;ltng .t \C:r\ 'Ut:CCSlful ummer
progrnm mu~ang at one ol tht: hnt t
field ,tauon' 10 1 he e;ountn I o
,;!iiUn£ group' be 1• qutd. to rc:cum
mend pc>antt olantcrc- 1 not poanh to
pondc:r. " for tudent l.lltendtnp
d:nt~e~. thc:re 1 \~f\ lillie tame lor
per on.tl tOter.telton wath ~crgu,on
to l'k.cur .n thc cla~c' pend muth
time oul an 1 he held and mol! I ol II
\\tlh theu rc .. pecu"e tnMructor'
If thc rgument is dlrtt:lcd
to"ard Fer~uson' gru1ins stand·
point, the tuue tl •ndeed there "
one, !lhould be ett led by dircc 1
perwnal communacation with tho'e
invohed and not With .tn e)ttrcm<'
me: .. ure that \\ould huve lur·
readuna and detrtmental ellech to
any pcr1on wt~hang to Ul\c Malhcur
f-Ield Stullon for rnearch, cduco·
uon. or f'CCre.suon
I here '' .ab,ulutel) no rea•on
\\-h} ·• ""lllc·\cl\tcd antcre,t group
ahuuld be :tble to 1mpo'e a duan~e 10
pohc) on an tn~t\lute that pro\ldcs
outstunding oppnrtuntll~ fur an­
depth ttudit'l on untque phv .. c..tl.tnd
btologJc;tl leal urea. 1 he runcher
bt'Jic:, e the \IUt1on i' not "compatible
\\ith the nre.a·· and that thceducat1on
t& not handled properly an thai the
tc.~chang " door an a "buued
mannrr." I he rosct i1 that the obJt'C:­
tl\c ol the .:our e~o deul wath
tcthyologv. geolog) . and
phol08faph). nut environmental
politics.
I am app~alh:d lo learn of the
lack nr antcrc't And or cnmmunica·
lion uprcncd by those who huve
been tnvol\cd with the station A
hearans for the proposed btll to MR. 'JtN6 CAt.LE&> T14£ AC.T,ON
/U~ ''£SCALA1j0t# or A J.fMITt.t>
PltOTEC T,V£ R£ACT)'ON Slklt<£
10 R£./tCH THE 1..16HT AT iH£ ENI>
OF' TH£ ll/Ntoi£.L, "" ANP \-lAS SUR£
HIS ~t:W FRI£Nl>S. TH£ AMERIC.AN
I'E.QPJ.E • WeVLD
UNP&RSTANP .
'' athdra~ \late lund tnt~ " hl lle
rc\ acwcd h\ 1 he Ot e&on Stntc:
I qu,laturc: \lurch 14 1 he ma10
f\('lnl tll concern '' that the
1'\tuponc:nt' ol the btll huvc money
thu 1nnuence nnd art" \lllOrou'h
lobhnng 10 ... Jiem. l'hc OUtlook I\
not encour Ul(IO!l
Whul '' needed ,lfl lcttel"'l to
your lu,,11 Senator and Reprc:sen·
t.tll\e wath carbon cop1e' 'entlo the
lluu'c \\ .t\' unt.l \I tan'(. ommittce \ '"''II to thc't and!\ •duah "ould be
J"'' ~' dtccuw 'our 'U(lport , ..
nt'cdc:d ~" 'uon ,, po"able
Rn·tl ~lr'll art
f.'tJ\II'Itl Or.·~:mt \tate
Colle·~~ Sltldt·nt
Rich environment
,\!though I tell I h.td hn.tll)
gouen u~ed tu Jell l,1erce 'dt~lotlcd
'C'me nl ju,uce .md ratmnale I lch
he hll .1n tntoler.thl\ nc" lo\\ \\llh hi\ • ret.-cnt ed11nnul em th\' tundang ol
"hut he t<'rmed. "~pel lUI antert'~t
llrnup,," I than._ he: ma-.o,ed the" hole
p(llnl of fundtnll 'uch group!i
No onf t\ ''lin~ '\ S I t to
prcn tdt: retnbutton lor pR!~l dt\•
cnmtnutaon ·\' I under,tnnd 11,
dlflef'Cnl gruup' \UC'h a' the Blue~
St udenl l n1nn the \\omen ,
C'uucu' and Student" lor Gny R1ghh
llft' ib~IOl' for fund~ IO hUn@
pm14rammtng lo cumpu' to bnntl
uhnut c~po<urc and l(fe.ttt'r un
d~r,tandtng of ccrt.tin 1 ue' llnd
condition' that aflect mo!ol ton·
~:erned pcoplt
If Mr. P1c:rcc feel' ht "ant' to
luke the lime .tnd eiiMI,
churactcuallc ol the .. pec:aultntt'rc'l
ttrOU!» ·· lo bt'llt'r anform u' about
\tUdent' wuh muo,luchc,, then let
h•m \!though I have ne,er dtru:tly
benefitted I rom attend10~ a program
spon,ored b\ on( ol the a(ort'
mentioned group' I Jm much the:
better to I.: no" 1 hnl group' of people
c 1111 ut I C. thut 11re tr)·tn~ to ennch
our collcile e :tpertencc "'tth dl\·er\t
prolJwmnung . The more the
progr.tmmang. the rtchcr our en·
'tronmenl here a1 1 C w11l be.
francu \uta{
\ophomorc·
F endrich 'narrow'
Steve rendnch
Cuncermng your word} .nucle
.. Rntny dnys \Cern to mean Iundy
"'tnt en," and 1111 cmphn"'' on
lunehne " 1 um anchned to rend
bel ween I he hne1 und ~>lntc pubhcly
thut I. for one, .am not aurpru.ed that
) ou nov. prcft'r to be I.. no" n u' ._, he
I one Woll," My rc:adang ol the
arltde re,ealed, hov.cver. that ol the
noun .tnd the ildJecli\.e the lormer is
the mull ;~propu"
I lound your wrlttng
chauvJOIIIIC .tnd n11rrov. I Wtlth I hud
the ume .and pace to cnuque vour
hall-pase of hnlf ·I ruth" '<'ntencc b'
!lentc-nce Under 1 he ctrcum•tanc;c~ I -
"'II rc\trnan m) ,elf nod concentra te
on lho'e phra~e' wh1ch offended me
11\0\l
I " ornually both \ext~ arc
seen all\ pace~ ol meat "
I {lrtl'P your aucmpt at humor I
hnpc: I am not lnmahnr \\lth the ._tnd
of old joke book!) you hnve b«n
readtnp an your donn room on ratny
dU\h
2 "I or mo\1 people here u C
gr.tde " not an honorable one
If ,, (-grade •~ no I honornbh: then
the acudemtc challentta: at I C\\ '' and
<. l.trl. mu't be too 'mull l he
[:r.tdlng \) \IC:m f>hould be ~trtclcr
J \he JU\1 keep' tr'ttnll them
on, .md 'tJrt' O\tr agutn \\hen )he\
lfltd .111 cumbtnUIIOO'"
I I.; no\\ th.11 1 h" 'en tenet' 1 tn·
du.:.uhe ol the h\e' ol 'orne college·
age gtrl' II \llh nd' me none the Ia:~ ...
In •llllft I round \'OUr" nllnf to
be no1h10p mort thnn .1mu1eur P'~Y·
.:hololl.)-I hope thut10 the futun: the
/'wnn-r lo~ \\all con'ldt:r It dUl\ to
be men~ \Ch:cttve 10 whut 11 choo~t"ll
to dt\ Ol~ 10 I '2 ol II\ raper to
J>ana ~rmth
/Jwp ·nUl
A private affair
I he comment 10 l.t\1 wee~·,
Pwnc•t•r I og that I t hu~< hit the. big·
lime carc.utt'' w,l\ t xtrt"mcl) dts·
Ul\tcful It" dt~gu~ottng to ~OO\\ that
1 he I ox '' proud to hovt" h1t the b1g
11me ill 'omeone ehc.\ <' pcno..c:
I ht art;clc Mr Pat"rce .md
Dutch Mandel wrote about &he
.alleged ma.,u<oc: uf '' udent I und!o .tnd
tht phV\ICal conrrontutaon between
L urr~ I t'WI!• nnd Rob\< Robcrtt~ was
,.,.ell done.
T hear conlrontauon Wll\ a
prt\,llt one. hov.c:'er It wu" onh the
bu,tne" nl I (. 'tudenl\ in the
rc pctt that the fund' mt'u'ed
belong to the L C •tudc:nt bod)
1 he: uffu1r WU.Ii not one to be
\¢n"'.tllnnuhtcd .tnd pubhc11c:d lor
tht rc\t ol the ,lute to d•~cu"'' dunng
luneh break :~, jll\Sip ,e,1aon' und at
the dmntr table 1 hut "not .. hnung
the btl!·ttme ..
Wh;tt make\ problem' ,11 our
prtvute tnhtllUltOn the bU~IO('\\ Oil he
enure sttate ol Oregon·•
I ven BerO\Ican .tnd \\ood"ard
prtnttd \ome worth\\ hale decent IO·
Iorrnauon 11~ the) unve1led the bnd.
Sur c:h· there t\ rnorc ne"' ol ,omc
"ortb made on thu. c.tmpu~o to 'hure
v.uh c>r,•gon Mo}la:·w,. and
U tllamrtr• Jf ,·rl. thun bad ne",
Ho" "ould you hlce to huve the
J"',;Opfc 10 Oretton knowmg .1bou1
\our pen.onol problema whtle .tlten·
dinM •chnol Mr Pierce·>
I do hope: 1 ma cnn&trued the
~biJ.! ume" meunang an your "In the
f-usl l anc: .. column ln't wccl II not.
mu\ ~our head be •mu1hed anto ,,
neurbv wall. •
DtbMt TibbmJ
Jumor Right to opinion
f Ot four year'> l'vt' SlCJud stltnl•
I \I b\ I'\ e heard und fClld ilf8Urnc~h
lonctrnang. So~u. \ouch J\fratu •lid
leu!>h ''"'' N<'ver once h11ve 1 \t~
t ured to Hllee i\n opt nton puhhcn
ln,tc:ud I rcmu1ned on the outs.dt
lr)IIOf Ill Olll .. e 'Orne ,Cn\e oC II 1
'liot Wl\hlnl' 10 de,truy the record b)
~;ommenung on pttrllcullln, I \\Ould
mther wa'h to mukt' ol general nate
mcnt
<. ollcgc venn u re one, filled
"1th ne" ._nowledae relnllon,h1~
und outlooks \ure, I can no~ c,.
plotn cnthu"''· the nn{l.\ aroun4
'at urn, ht<m to .. cue" an album and
c;ould ~robu bly gel inlo n lcnJI~)
dt~cussaon on Robert Ptnta'a
phtlO\Oph) Spccafi~ make \\-Onder.
lui convenuhon. but (to usc achcbtt
what doe~ 11 ull mean?
II both down to one concept
\elf perc.epllt)n Rcnli11ng thut >ow
own vaewpo101 I !'I voltd Wllhan tbclf11
a benuttful. af not essenttol, con­
~ldernuon Hnw you 1'«1 und ho•
you pcrcel\e" mo51 ampoMant Cau
11 gut rt'nctaon. tmpul~e . nn)1han1 YOU Wl!lh the C~S('OCC h round WtlhiD
vour~cM fha doe not, b) a~
mean,, ''~Y 10 clo~e your mand to
OUll!lde !ittmUit 01 OpiOIOO, It strnpl)
~~ <ototed an the hope thnt you ,,
1ndl\ 1dualt., know of the enutiCITitnt
to your own beheh 1 he) an
perhnp'l the moo:t truly credtblc
clementr. to be hnd
(oro/ 81~"'
~(ltlnt
Literary license
\uc Knplun'<> recent anaclc: .. lu
RHtt'\\ '' retarded, '"'su.ancc: datr.
Mnrch I" '' a distorted anu:lt \\c
1nlormed M' Knplnn 1hu1 the
I th:r 11~ Re\lew would he db·
lnhuted Murch S, not March I Wh)
'he dectdc:d to pnnl March I "' o~r
dt,tnhultn)' d.tte "" m}',ter) lou'
I he pubh(.lltlun dendhnc for lht
l.all "anter ""uc of the lnc:rll\
Rt'\ It"' "·'' llt'lther pu,hcd b.it~ not
C\h!ndetl It took u~> a Iunger pc:rtod
ol tame cu complete the ediung
pro~c" bcc.tu'c we hud twaL-c ''
mun~ contnbutaon' u ever before to
edtt Our '1.11f drd not h.t\c an\
"problem' ed111n{{ aile he: mutcri•l tt
rcccm ed " ~' nrc proud t hut ~c: dill
''" clfiL'Icnt Job an It'\' than 1\\ lt't' the
lime pre\ aou' cdttme proce"C\ ha\t
tu ken.
l-=c;hruur~ I \\,1, never our
'target pubh\..tllon date: • I brat ''
.1n01 her pte\.~ ol anlormutmn that
\\.t' 11\\,tefiOU\I) afll\ed at h) ~{
1\..lpl.tn
1 he ltt'l paecc Ill crrontou an·
hHntallun pubh,hed (\.Onccrntn~ lh~
I tteru1' RcHcw) by vour llC\Hpapcr
"'·" 111111 the dt'Jdhnt lor the'~'""'
pubhc.tttun "'"' "pu~hcd b.ad .. 1o
M.trch 16. due tu wh~tl M~ t.ttplon
·'"t'rted to be the "delu\ or llx
'~ antc:r 1 \Ue •
~' wu' already dls«U~,«J. 1!1~
puhhL,IliOO c>l the \lo tntCT 1~\UC: \\lU
not ddll)eU or retltrded Wt' ntend·
cd the deadline lor the -tprtnl' Nlk
~C,IU\t \\e .Ire II month ..thead or UUI
1nopoo;.cd \C'hc:dulc due to the
producll\lc rtot(lilllltntton ol our
, .. ,II tnlo edlltng teum'
~ e hop~· the pr,nttnll ol \UCh
tm.agtrMII\IC lact' will be il\Uidcd h)
the fltOI/1'1'1 f.tJ/l 10 the (UtUfC
( t•mlua f}ohttlr
Jart• I n1111 !N
( '' ••tlttnr,, '"'' I itNrJfl' Rt•\•tt'M
Barrister writer
r he Plcmrrr I u~ 11 loo .. tnJ
fur an cditurml columntli l lrom
the 'linrthv.c\lcrn ';chool of
I .1" Wc'r<' hoptng to brana
new .... ol the Juw school clo~<'r to
the undergradua te c.tmpu,. nnd
open 1 he I ng up to g.rcutcr
purhctpntto n by Ia w •tudcnl
I he column would be
eduonnl '" nature. tn&J({hiiUI
nnd nnulytJcttl. Contact Jeff
Paercc, I ~R op1n1on cdator. Cor
more anformauon . e
und
hndrlth
\'tOI fHflen't
phcnomenu at
Jl~ collctLC: 10 Jlortlu
9. ,, the ancredtble tl
,1gt'\ l1trle thoro\
rn;cnt ha) been dire\
, mmuhtlln~ 'UbJee~
Ill bO>~:t\, pt1C
bn1tlttl mn nalu cnvclof
•J-rattllc:" ure •
Centtl po~ l
o~ week. c:xc:tpl hoi
The l ( po~t office \
mode't post oflil -Car
\ttamln C nnd 'omc I
Lon& underwear and
Dtodoront lhnt I ,prd
Ot) 5 ,~rub thut I pu
('hocolatc: ch1p cookie
A boule of wtnc from
~pant \luffed bard1e
fb~ ure il few of my
When the matl cq
And at'\ ~orttd
I began to 'IWeot
8CCJ\J$C when I a
I never know whl
\quilt from my cousl
S<lme c.tndy from mol
\h ~cord<;, the phon!
TYrO e'tra blanket\ tn
\lone\ from Dndd) "1
Brown1e' from Momfl
~bundle or cocuinc n
These .tre 41 few of m)'
REPEA 1 CHOP.
\spinn .tnd No Dot d
A pu:ture of Onddy th
CoHee und ten nnd m
A "x pac!( or bt'Cr an<
\ jomt from my Birlf
Pant lrom m)' grundn
Perfume from Sister ~
The~c ure a lew of my
RFPEA T CIIOR
r·~ung to the tunc: ol
\chaplro
'''" 'n,lu I
ai1
AMERICA'S corpo
Ull"e' and pop cult
tm1 to kno\\-som
or \1\ don't. Whtl
:tli.Jte' \pendtni u lev. m
: 11.an on a cavil defen
•ptnst nuclear uuack. t
llob1l Otl IBM. Bonk
bd c\en Rolling ~ton
lit bu\lly 'ltU'Ihing t
~ou' document' 10 nu
'l~lh deep 10 the bo
h', ull po"sibhe th4
llrtdlul ol ltrm~ \\ h1c h
pockeh ol 1mmor1n
tu.lred' ol fec:t under ~
.. The th~u t of cnerl.
aruw' wtth each Pll'
'lrth a ,,,k, broch
tr'htern \tate\ ~lomtc. V
tl\..}tJr old \Clet un ol
\u \\'\ \ V Jnd ,,m1lnr
rnakanll <;ure 1hn1 whe
:n.-, or pu"c' the dc:Ku
~ .. tie 1\mcn~.' t~rt.ll wt
uound fm I ut urr gene
.Ut IIOV
Tho~t do.:umen" 1
llllflltn I ox. "'""II 6, I
• • • tplDion
J\.e 'lOOd \lltl"l!,
ld rend oraurnrr·
'\outh \lrtc.. ul
once hu vc: 1 \tr
op1n1on pubhu)
d on I he: OUhldc
'lU' ~C:O!>e of 11 IU
troy I he reenrd h.
rllcular,, 1 wolll4
.e u ~tcncntl state
urc: ones hila!
lgc:, rclnttonth1r­
e. I cnn no~ C\·
It nng• llfOIIr4
e" an nlbum. •Dd
l into o lrntth1
Roben Ptn11·1
<:.\ make: wondtt.
It (to usc: a c:hcbfl
!an?
o one: concept
llh1J08 that )o~1 hd Wtlhtn ll!Cif11
essential, roa. 'u feel nnd ho•
. 1mportnn1 ld
pulse, nnythm1 :IS found wnh11
s not. b) an)
: your m1nd to
>tnion, it simph
pc thnt you. 1, r the entillemall
lef6 rhc:y ar1
trUI} credtblr
(oral 8/u..,
Sr111• t
ense
~n1 llrtlcfto ·u,
'''manc:c: daft,
"ted urt1cle ~c
:linn th<~t the
rou ld be: dn·
I Murch I Wh1
tvttrch I J~ our
my,tc:n. to u'
IJeadhnc for the
the lucrJn
u~hc:d bt.ld m~r
longer pcnod
.c the ediunr
hud I Witt .11
cvtr beh11c to
not hn\c: .4R)
the mattrtll u
ud that we did
than t Witt the
roce''C\ hl\f
' never our
[ate... I hut u
rmnuun that
cd .11 b) ~h
erroncou' 1n·
onccrnmJ?thr
'Ur OC\\ ,p,IJI(I •
e
.~und '
'n' • IS ·ve with the
of care pa
hncJrlch
\l 01: I H 1: le.a)t inve,titt-IIC:d
rhenomenu til I eWI\ and
Jtl c ollcltc an Portland. Orcllon
I) 1 he 1 ncrc:d1blc: to pre nf "care
::{}liiJC' ... I ittlc thorough re,cMc:h
J...-·rnl ha' been daret:ted toward hold VU'It qu.tntltlcs of dtnt 1nd
cobweb, llnd mode 1 bo\ com
banu11on' to lorget Modnty a thl\
uruclc Will 'lhow 1\ \oCt)' amportant
when deulinl{ With cure pac~al(es
But whut 11 l\ care ptackugc? It
•~n·t po,\iblc to wntc ''"' further
unttl we hove .an upcrutronul ddana·
taon of a care p!!c:k.IJtC ( on,.der th"·
Merrsum Wcb\tcr· Con purl.ag, ~
Ckur p.1l. IJ). n. u pureel th.tt comatn~
atcm' from the under wh1ch reprc
'lent love: ,,fl~cllon . an 1ncrca"n!ll)
ught budge lund dll'\lllatlactlon \\ tth
the tJ ~ poNtnl 'ef'VIte ,umuluung 'IUbject Yet hun·
ol bo'c'· packuttc' and
~nJIItd ma mlu~nvelope' 'HI mpcd
"ha~tlle" Jrc rcc:cl\ cd nt
Center po'lt olfic:c ,j)l;
t1 \\Cd., C'CCpt hohduy\
The I ( po'lt office '' rnodc't It
;lle11 mode't po~t orfice buxc' to fvcry dny Wtth the cxc:hJ'Iton ol
'Sundnv (durante wh1ch pt"t olficc
Care Package Things*
~1tamin ( nnd ~ome dropt. for my 1tuffed no~o:
Lon& undcrweor nnd ~omc plu~h pantyhol>C:
~oran t that I 'lprny an my p1U
Ot) 5 ,,rub that I put on my Zits
Olocolnte ch1p cookau from f-ron m Ahukn
A bolllc ol wme from my fracnd\ 1n Nebr.uka
A Jl&nt 'ltUifcd bard1c wHh twenty foot wangs
ThN ore 11 lew of m)' cure package thantls
When the mu1l come~
;\nd It ., 'IOrted
I bettan to 'lwcot
Bc:cau~c when I atet n care package thtng
I never know whnt I'll get
A qutlt from my cousm who owed me: u favor
Some cundy from mother 1n ten different nuvor:o.
\() record,, the phone b11l, n letter. ·• lnmp
T•o C:'<tnl blunkc:t~ 1n case 11 gc:ts damp
\tonc\o from DClddy who typed me u letter
Brownrc' from Mommy who "hopes thmgs get better"
A bundle or c:ocuine nil uc:d up wuh string
The~e arc n few of my cure package thing:.
Rf:P£ tl CHORUS
Alpann und o Do1 und b1rth control p1lb
' p1cturc ol Doddy that 8JVC'i me the chilh
Coffee and teo und my two fa,ontc: postcrl>
~Jilt p<~tk of beer and d Wc:sttngh ou~c tOll 'Iter
Ajomt from my gsrlfnend who hke' to get h1gh
Penh from my arandma to '!mall for my thagh-.
Perfume from Sister whach mukes m)· eye~ mng
l'hoe OJre 11 few of m) ~are pnclagc thmg5
RFPE.;t1 ( HORU\
I'Sung to the tunc of "Mv Fu\ontc Thmg~"l -
-Mt\ot FtndrJch people ~end packages ro cuch other•
\'hJ IJ n1tc:d Parcel ~erv1cc 1 man)
tudc:nt ~ hne up m lront of tht po~t
oiiJCc "'and ow wath ur,ant~e t'·trd' an
h.1nd fhc c oronse C:ttd\ mean the
holder h,,, ~ c-.src: J'ildl.lge \\I.Utlng
Durang (ttt.un lime!. ol the )t:u.
\UCh 11~ Vhlcntme'1 Day. the~
onsnttc curds urc tllmmcd 1n the
holtc hkc the ~tuffmg 1n a \acral~eml
I h.lnl.!lga"'"!o1 1 ur'key
The people who ttcner.•ll)
rcccl\oe c.tre padage:o~ ..ut fr~"hmcn .
I he package' come lrom parcnt 11
who hopt the cuntcnh (food b,)U~ ...
trlplt dlllll phone bill\ c:tc: ) will help,.
mttJ.c the .td)U'\t mcnr of hvtng rn the
cnllc~~oe dormtt clrlc:t-e.l!llcr !Itt v
mother U\cd tu end me ton:o~ of 'tuff
when I wur. but " young lod \he
would cut ull ol tht dl\count
coupon\ lrom m) hometown
ncw•p•tper .tnd 'end them oft to me.
Of ~ou"'c· coupon' lor ancrcdtblc:
dt~count' ut Denver tart\ weren 1
much help to an cmpt) tom.tch.
Most often. she would c.;nh the
coupon~ her\ell and \Cnd me Qndy
bJr'\ unnowcr ""d' • .and chocoi.Jte
chap.. Eating choc:ohue chiP'
,rra1ght w:n ktnd ol gro~ . but 1t wu ..
not fea11blc for her to anclude two­
percent malk an 1 he e<&rc pac:kage11, U\
well. I hough the malk would huvc
been a dch{lhtlul <~ddlhon to the
chocolutc: I W:t' ''"' T .lOS 10'\te.ad I
.tm not an Mtronuut and have never
rt.tlh c-Jrc:d to ~ one (I thrc\\ up
when 1 lmll rndc an an a~rplu.nC') . I
Wll' emltttonull) Pbhgalc:d to c;u
chocolure chiP' .1nd drank nr:an~ or
gr.1pe 1 o,~ng m' ent1~ frc hmQn ycM
Mv noormnlc\ were Jn~IOU!\ to
help mt devour the content' of m)
t;;tre ptu:l..tge<~ . M" C•lfe pacl.a@C:S
\\otre ai\\IIY\ huge: .tnd I enjO)ed
'hanng them I'd tmde c:hocol.ue
chip' lor cookae,, cook1~ for c.tnd\.
buoh (or mugallne,. b1lls lor
\\ttl, 11 wu' u httle harder to ttet nd ol
bill'
Ont du\ I cuuaht a Ooarmut~
'andnhllnlf Pne ol my care
pJd;use:. I \\a<~ young then and tha'
c:uminal ucuon lch -. \OJr on m'
P'}chc wht~; h will never heal •
T H f CONl EN I"' of car~ puel(·
age' v.-r~ 3\ arcall} a' the
reucuon to rec:ch1n@ them II you w.111:h slltdc:nt' who rc~:cHc these
hnk1 With the: OUillldt \\Orld e\ef)'
once in iJ '' h1le, )OU "'" lind two
di'IIOCI 1\ pn
ftrM, )OU hts\.c the people who
rccci\C up to h\t pach~ "month
I he e .trc the \ludents \\ ho alway
otter vou th1ns~ "henyousotothelt
room,. The) ha\oe carc:-ptiCkaJZcd
plat~ of \.'Uvi11r. supred·arapc!\ nnd
the U\Ual cho,olatc: chap cook1c sri·
tang .~round for you to admsrc 11nd
.a."k J bout I he pMt offi\% people
know them b} thcar nam6 The:)
m.Jke 11 poant ol telling you that they
keep forltetttn~ to p1ck up their
pa~;.kuf!c' ·•nd could vou plcJ•e
collect on 1 hc1r 15 or .lnic '"'rd~ wh1le
) ou r e gotn~t by tht pn t ot'l 1cc:'1
Munv more student' receive
pJckaae~ onl) once an :a wcrcwoll
moon. r he\ tend to auurd thetr
pacl.:uK~ from the ¥Cnc:rjJ pubhc.
pl.tctng arrned Alutard~ and glint dup
an,tde thcu room' It becomes dil·
licult to munc:U\er uound the
barhcd·WJrc fence .1nd carchlight'
out ide theu hull dooD II vou tr to
steal onr ol thcsr peanut hutter
cooktC' H '"CCI•tart,, .}OU IAIIJam•
medl.ateh, ~ .t~;.(~tc:d bv u couple: ot
mlhiiH)·tVJ'C), \Hcstled to the
ground, and mutilated lur lite by j,.
loot-long dog teeth After ) ou h:avc:
lo"~>l about five or ~ill lam~ . 11nd
)ou'rc w:alkins around with ~pple
~ u~'t' I or ·• head. \ ou tend to lo~c
)'UIIr up~lltc fur c.a~ pac~ol~C
gund1c'
One prttel\, cheerful '.\oman tanding out1ade the I C po~t nlfia:
lu 1 \\eck aid he pn:(erred care
p..tcka~ filled wuh monc) to
packaga M food. nothcr JU) ~ad
pachgcs hould contain more
crc:ata'te content th:an money.
I'll oc"cr lor&ct the creali\C ca~
p.:ad:a ~ m) Hawauun lloormatcs
recca~cd durtng m)' freshman )car. It
wa' a una que feast when boxu of
pres,ed seaweed, Jhramp chaJ)I, a
coconut or two and un enttrc
roJ\\ted pig wath Jpple would .. rrivc:
on campus. I alw&\'\ u'ed to wish my
mother would ~end ~me gcfilte hJh,
b.1t1ds .md n bo'\ (II motlah so I
could twvc .shnred m) culture:. ton
C arc pad..aaes should ~ of .a
cultural nature. ·r here an: l'o mon)
thing.\ from our homeland" that \\ e
could sh.ttr wtth c:ach other Rod:)'
Mountatn o~r teo. lrom Colorudn •
hould ~ oarnving daily. Or.tn£Ct
I rom Cahfomia should be lound on
C\el'} noor Ria: I rom Japan should
be ta~tcd in e\ef\ room Po,let'l • from e\ery pall o( the rountry
should ~ ~npn£ '" Facld 01nana
Room Po't card' from Wuchatn.
T.tllaha' cc. and l.thb)', Montana.
hould be pl:uterC'd h~e ~111tpapcr tn
Templeton .
P;ack::tg~ nrc not only to ~
eOJO}cd b~ the re«IVCr rhc:sr CllO•
tc:nr' arc to be enJo)-ed h.) nil
Be id~. I ha\'t'n'l f'C('Ci\t'd n p;Jchgto
an quue ;a whilt' and I d'' ht..e
choc:nlnte chap" opecaall) ,. uhout
TlliiJ:. • or the 'pnnt
~ed bad.~ 1o
t M '. II. uplan
dthJ) of tht
liscu.~"ed. lht
cr aro.\Uc \\11• I We e)l;tend· are: Do businesses ow somet • •
I • g we don't?
'pnne I 'lit
o,~hcud uluur
jue to the
1on of our
ttnfl ol •ucfl
U\Oided h)
future
huJ {)ullftlJ
rr J ,•norArr
run Rt\lff!
·ter
i loo~tnJ
n1111 from
chool of
to bnn11
J clo~e1 to
pw •• olnd
g.rc:uter
udcnt•
uld be
nsaghtful
oct Jrff
ator. ror
r~h 8. J919 \ch1plro
lc '""' '•nlu
AMERICA'~ corporate u~c-
Uit\Oc\ and pop culture mogub
ln:ITI to kno\\ ~omtthtng the
ll'!t ol U\ don't While (. onjrC"
ltb.att~ ipendanB u lew mallion mon:
~" on u cavtl ddcme prosram
t;.ain\1 nucleur llttuck, the hkc' of
1101111 Oil. IBM Bank of Arnencu
t4 c\en Rollin!( \tom! mognnnc
tn bu\tlv ''u~han[r thcar mo\t
rr«tou, dncument' tn nuclear proof
ll~Jh deep 10 the bowel\ O( the
:uth
It\ ull po,•uble thonks to a
'-Ar.d(ul of firm~ wh1ch arc Jc:n'llntt
'ltlr pocket\ ol 1mmortnlil\ ' burred
. ·ndreds ol feet under mounuun l!
"I ht threat ol enemy l\8llrc'·
~~ ¥lOW II With en<lh pll'l'llllit yc.ar,"
'lin\ a ale' bruchurc trom
'nlrrn \tutc' Ah>mlc Vuuh11 Inc:
I 't ' •
•o~·)c.ar.old veteran ol the (nld
'll W\A V and ''m1lnr cumpuntc'
1~ rnak1n¥ \Urt tht1t \\hen the 11me
ton:f\ m pw•'t' the dcu:.umcnh th,tt
\rnern;u ttrc .u wtll ,till be
'1101111d lur future: srncrntlom, ll
rc :nc uny
l hm\· documentr. •nc:ludc the
I''~· \tu1' It S. /'179 linunc1nl rccnrds .md computer
lupCI or do/CO\ ol Amenc:un com
panre,, n<~ '"ell a~ the low' (tO"~rnina
the ~tote ol Ua~wu11 Al,o, ol cour~c.
the him~ of Walt 01\nt\ and the
m1cro-falmcd bad 1\~UC\ of Rcll/tng
St(lllr alona wath the per!lonal
cfle"' or the mnllnljne·, founder
.1nd publi.,her. Jann Wenner. will be:
prl"c:rved.
Wenner·., compartment I' an
W!>A \!'., \11Uit 100 feet under the
Sunto Crut mounuum tn nmthcrn
C!1hlorn1a It hou'e' mcmorub1hu
tnken I rom hi~ wan. down the: roud
to •mmortahtv Rt,llmg ~ttmt olficc
manul(cr L aurcl Gon!luhc' h!>~l\
'IOntt uf the entombed atem~ IUOICll
htgh 'IChnol rcpoll c.mh. doodle'
performed dUrtO{I ndtllc\CCOI (un­
tll\IC\, and. "" ~he put• 1t. "'lttJII ht
got from h1~ s.rundmothcr ·• .
But breathlc" rreM.·rvatllHI 1'1
not It mated to the •utrcd tre.a•urc ~ ''f
c:or porntc: .1nd media ~ hach I he
19'7K 'leamiln·MUrcU\ ~:atulol!.td' er­
ll,ed .. Uit~-o\nd· Uer" atomi~pwul
~ccuri t\ unit' 111 $90,000 lor u lull jO.
\oconr lc:l!le. Cha,ckd out ''' the
grnnitc: '" UHlh' wa,atc:h Mmln·
t.lln'. tha" \ <tUII hr" been bleli\C:d b) the l \ Oep;trtmenl of Ddcnw u' ,,
\.:lfC place lor dO\.Umcnt tn the t\cnt
~,f nudear .attock.
.. The on I\ \\II the) 'rc gmns to
destruy tht' pl11ce j, al they hn~c: a
direct h1t," \UV Pat l.~nch . e:~.·
tt'Utl\\' \lce·pre,ldcnt \'If the C(lm·
pum thut 0" "'the: 'lelm<~n·Murcus
\ .1\Jh
L\'nch p01n1' out thilt hi~ '-om·
pan), Perpc:tu.~l "toras-c. i' ont' of
the It'' •n the nntton to pa.'~ the rigid
~o,ernmc:n t \l3ndauh IM prntcc­
ttun of recuhh W'"' ~ wa' proud to
pmnt out that 11 ,JI\o mech the
Octcn'e Dt'purtmc:nt ', rcqu1re ~
mcnt
I op~ on the Ji,t IPr nuclear
prt\letltun '' .t !\Jew York compan'
With .1 natmc that IO~JH~' dre;lm' of
lta,tini! 'ct·urttv hun Mounhnn ln
th-=. I >tlen'e ()c:purtmcnt '"' JUdJte­
mcnl 11'1 the odd,·nn t,nonte an the
gam hie nt~:un't total de truct ron
1 t'nant' an lrnn Mounuun\
$Ubtcrruneun ha,tmn include Mobil
Oil und IBM \tanngemcnt sn ench
Ctlntpam \\anh to en ure that the
\Hlrld W IJI llOti!O (ln, Ufttr it i\lC~ tllf,
\\lthout 1 hc:m
In addauon Ill p,rote,·tton from I he npocal JhC'. I ron \ICiuntatn
ud\crti cs it' ':auh'lo .. , an\urunce
Utplln't Mlirc. Ot,ud. po\\cr lutlure •
\cngcful "'url..cr~ . 'itnkers, and dj,.
•enter" "
Iron Mountuan ho~h Bltcr­
nuthc underground hend4Ullrtcr of
both IBM and Mohil burto\\cd 10
atone under the Rcrbhart Hllh, 100
mile north of cw 't ork C11
Prote.:tell b) the larrc 1 C1~ ton )
timc-lod. door m the l "' . the sub­
~tratum hentJqu~rtcr' """'i't of
'tand·b\ hutch ltH thcsr ~t~rkcr •
all1ng w tlh damng h:tlh, "~o~uac t
~rot~." ~nd. m Moh11' ahc:. u
rc~: rc.lt aon r uum '''"'Ph:te \\ llh pins·
puns. p<'lll nnd ~;.trd t able),
M<1hal' fu~al it ~ I!\ reputed to be
~o~uatc u .:omlorhtblt- pl.h:e, ucc;urJtns
"' l>un ~hrocdcr ~'r the LX:fcn~e
Ci\ il Prc:rMrcl.lnc:" Asenc; ~. "hu:h
htlr\ to ""e~\ the ~ttlct ul the
\IIUih He: rcpl'rt«ilhc:ar nm,~rn for
the f'S)c,;ht~lo~JIC".tl cftccts ul un­
dcrt~fi'Unl.l lite, remarllsng "'"
Mob11' anclu!lwn of proper ,olor
chcme, ort \\urk und UNthcllt"
p.!tllliOO .. The} '\'c e\"C:n ITUlcJC the
trcere-drlc:\1 loud look palatable," ht'
0 h)t f\'(:!1 T HE 1 UC K Y c:orporutc: sor·
'tvors nta) ulso ha"'t hran\1
nc:'' p~nh tu keep them clothed,
nccordans tu plan~ b.)' 1 C\J ~tr~uu
l.c\t ~ ~cum~ dsrc<:tor. l:'llen
Duftoi~. t::tt~ that the (;omp.;An)
zalrcnd) hll" lln alternate ~nts plant
in u ·l,l\\•rt\~- area of Nc\nda
Huildms an atom1c--pruot shelter lor
1.400 employ«~ •n the .S01n Fran­
CI'C'> \\ orld he,dqu:u tcr 110 now on
the tup of the "~mran)'s pn,mt.) hit
DuB•.m al\o tuld ot mllna,e­
ment ~ucu:s., aon li't . ~ hach dcuul
uhern.ne cham~ t>l Cllmm.and tn the
nc:nt thatthC' current htcrnrch\ 'IJocs
\1,1~ n with the · htp
"We hit\~ tCl worr\ n~ut C<,r·
puru1c ,ontsnull~." "ihc prOJC,I)
.. \Iter th.1t bta~t. 11 people till e:..a,t
an San Fmn1."l ~o. that' "reat But tf
rwt. ti\en the bu anos ~n c.\t~l
•umc:~ here el c in tht ""untr or the
~orld ." • •
\tarJ.: rhupJw u o /c•rmt'r •tuff
h rrtrr (.H tht" ~onru Cw:. CuliJ
Independent lit' u tro" Utt atw( lOti'
of tilt' Oa!.laml·bal d ( rtttt'r f,,
lm 't ttgatiH' Rrf'Ollt'f3
9 SQorts -----------------------------------
Divers to com te at nationals
lulu ·'""''' fll Ult l'u1nr•rt II ('f
\llthr~·c me mba' tlf the-I c'"'
:nul lark dl\ IllS te<.~m \\Ill ~ r.u·
IM!"-11108 In {\\ u \l'l'llratc O<llhlnul
dtllmp•vn,h•f' mC"r" thh " "~cntl
I tc hm,ln Inurn M( '.tu.;ht
,lntl !UOIOf ll"JOIC' f11ctflt \\Ill be
~>t•mpcllnf m the '"'"'CI.IIton ol
lntcreollc~···"C' \thlclle:-for WomC'n
champaon•h•J'' tn Rcnn. '\e~ Jumor
II; en J Ok\ \\Ill ~ comrcttng 10 thC'
'lo;auonal \ ~o t.1lh>n ('I lntcr­
nJ!Iepl.l.h. ' \t hlett;; cfulmphln,h•p
mC"CI m ltunt,\lllc . \IJ
llu\mg thC' men", and \\Omen',
n tlumal' on the "llme \\CClcnd '' n
phlhlcm for dl\ mg co.tch llt~
I cnb l·ern~ " •h .. "Omp.ln\ln~ 1 hC'
"omcn' s4u;!d 10 ~C\ltdll , hut •~
~.uchmg fttr II "Uh!ottiUte COlh.h to
tnl\d to \lnbanl.l "llh htlc\ •
•• Tncno •~ atholuteh no rea,un • •
I'IC'tlh~r pl.,~d thuti tn "'''h
t".llcgmu~:!l, .tnd JUniOr 1\.cn I ole ·
1 '""hed hnut h on 1 hC' •me meter .tnd
lllth on the thrcc-mcotcr
"I ht' trom h." dunC' mllfc 1 han
m:tl,• 11 to nutton,tl,," f·et u l><lld
.. , he\ h·•~c ruun·d them,che' 1t1 be
nne tll the hlugh(')l iJI\ 1ng ~qu1u.l' 111
the ~onhwc:~t "
tor buth I em• 1111d ht~ dl\cf'\
lhC' pn:p.tratton fM tht~ 1mpmtont
met I IS !.C:rl\)11) u nd dchber .ttc
"It' ,, n mental JHOC"C'";·
I erm 'tlu.l \\ go had. nnd poh'h
fund tmC'nt•l nd ~UOl't'ntr:uC' p.u-
lll ularh ''"the llf\t c1ght (out ot II J
d"c' that \\Ill qunhl\ them lor thC'
lana h.
"I he mcettn l'urcne enedns:•
~ood pn:fMrtllton (or OUIHlnlll ," hC'
~ltd "\\ c h.n-cn't h.uJ much com·
pclii10I1 m our lrnguc .• tnd tht' l.trgcr
m('('t :o.hu'":d that \\e Clln hold ttur
tl\\ n Ugittn'IIIO\ 011(' 111 the COtHlntf\ " \\lint 1t1 do the ht:!ll I \'1\n del .11
nRII~lOilh, hut 1\f h J.:e 1\l (')lilt C 1n I he
tor ,, ' ••
I h1' \\ •II .1h11 be th~· 'ecund
.1ppe.tr.llll'C ,,, llullllO:J" ror PIC'IIICI,
u hl'ilhh .tnd ph\ teal cduratu•n mn·
Jllr lrom lll'n\cf Her perl~~rm.lnt 'i.'
\\,,, h.1mpcred h~ 11lne" .111.1'11 'ear\
mC"e1, nnd 'he' looktng hH\\!Ird hl
thl' \C'Clllllf 'hJOl'('
"J lee! hc:lltl lht~ )CIII, huth
nu:nt.tll\ .tnd ('lh\ s1c.tlh." I'IC'IIIcr
~•d "11'11 ,,1,,, he Ollt' tn h,l\c nn
tc.•mmnte . etMch, .1nd p.trcnb lhcre
w 'urrort me -
\lc:\.mght h,tll been diHng
"'n~:e 'he ""'' ctght ear' old, and h.,~
dl'fll.l\cd ~.;omt,tenlh ~Iron~ pcrlur·
m.m~c' lor I { 1 hts se.l'('"
.. Cltn ... I\ICOC\ h re,JII) the n.tmc
111 the Vllml" 1n dt\lng," 'hC' "''"ll
") llU ,thcl h:t\e hHIIIICCnltlltC' I lithe
llntC •
"Sm~ l'rn ,, lre~hman . I ~tnd ol •
leu Mhcduhnt; ho1h mt:eh on thc
~me "«!.end,'' ~crn 'lud .. , thml
n", prcll\ roor planmnto: un the (l.lrl
of hu1h thC' \1 \W nnd thc '\lA .. "I don'lthtnl I'll hu\e tn do hlO
much''' g('t fl'H hed up, .. J,,Ie\ ,,ud
"Ju,l ~mg .11 ''" h 11 ht~ meet ''
cnl\ugh I'm prctt\ net' ,,u,, hue 1\:c lccl that I hu\c 1t1 pro\C "'~'ell "'
~mne I'CUJlle at n.tllonuJ,. ," 'he .nd.
.. luho huw to prO\c thuw lhmg' to
m\ ,dl I'm not 'urc "hat tu expect
though. 'o I'm not 'ctung .Ill\ as&
\lthough lhc tC'am ha' per·
lormed '"me\\ hat tnctln'i'tC'ntl\
throughou• the -c~hun , the) made a
\'Cr\ good hm\1ng agam't much
larrer choul~ at the rcctnt
\:onhwc~t conlercn~ meet 10 l:u·
gcnc hQhman l..aur.t Mc~aught
\\On hoth the one meter and thrtt
mctcr C'ompclllton • JUnior Jean•c h .. ~n \\llf l.tn~ hurd and .un hnpmg
lor thc ~'' ·"
I·N r•tcllll"r .tnd \k~.IUght .lhe
n:UIOn,tl OIC't'l \\111 be .1 C'UI1IIOU,ll100
ol theu nen.un.lf c:nmpcllllun . "hr\:h
hl•th C'la1111 ha~ bc\!n \Cf) bcnclt<:•al
1o &hca r<rlurrnunt •c.-!o
M lln\lnt; I nurn there to fiU'h
und moll\ale me: hJ~ been reall\
t!Ood lor me.-f>le•llcr ,,ud "I JU"I ~pedtic go.tl lor nl\ ell "
The dt,er~ tell luc,d.l\ lor thctr
re,pt.·ctl\ c dc,unatHHI\, nnd "•II
return 'und,l\ ~cg. ardlc:'s nl the
outcome ho"c't'f· I C dl\1n~ hu'
mal.fe 11, m.trl. on the :-o;urth"c'l \~
"We h.1'c h01d , n c\li."J\IIonul CHAMPIONSHIP FORM r ""~
)cur," r·crra~ ,,11d, ... ,nd I'm 'cr) Juntor Ken Foley wtll be competing thiS weekend rn the NAJA nation~
pwud 1,t thcm.. • dlv&ng champlonshtps In Huntsvtlle, Ala.
Good comes with bad for basketball team in N AlA playoffs
J he Pltlncen. 'tnrled 1 hc \\hen \\ lll..tmcllc lo(llt'd h~c 11
\\;J' gmng to mule; .t run ,11 thl" lc.ad.
I rc:~hmun Grc~ \.to'' rebounded t wc1
ol the fh:.H ~ ,11 mp,,cd hoi\, and
tool them do\\n lor 1\\0 b.t~lct'
1 hat @li\C' I C .1 J l 2J .tcJvanllll!C
gmng into thr c<:ond hnll l>c~pllc I he 'trong detens1\e cl·
tort h~ the P•onecr:.,thc g<tmc wa .. n't
mc:r Rc..rcut lon'<trd Jeff \ovtt\1..}
\\llfl<:d htm,elt lr~ of ll defender
~f.trk Rnh•n,on .tnd 'cored 'even
pmnc, tn ''" m&nutc' \Jrh"a Hdltnili
fll lht l'htnt'ff I ut:
l'hc good came" uh the bad tor
the l..c" t) und Clad. men'1 '1lr'>tt\
ha \<ctball team "hen 11 """ thc
upcmn~· tound g.tmc ott he ;:o.;auonat
r. OC.tll\mn al lntcrcollc iatc
t hlcllCS f>tSiriCI :! pi:•~ ofh. nut
dropped tb ~o«ond-round m.ttch.
c-ndmg lhc 197S-7Q c-a~t.on
• CAR STEREO •
SYSTEMS plaH.l11 \\llh It J\4•(\tl \ICtOf\ C1\Cr
\\ 1llant ·ttt l nl\c~•• an P.tmphn
<i\m t ''t "o;dnt:~d.&), hut lo,ttothc
tJnl\eNI\ ol HR"-UII·IItlu, 76-t\5, 10
H{t\\ au on s~uurda~
I C hlll~ ''" c.~tl) lead .tg.tttn'\1
\\ tll.tmcttc. \\1\h Pmncer lu\\,ttd' '•nc C'flchran .tnd Cohn llc.tra
.conng Clghl (')0101 c,JCh 111 the ftr,t
10 mtnute-; ol the g.tmc
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Thanks for everyone's
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/0 Wuh 14 09 rc:mom•ng tn the g<~mc:, II wu' ·•ll·"" Mo\\'turn In
on the 'how ulon11 the bac:kbNtl!i
With hi\ rc bound' il nd lre~l~lllll
Dan Jone,' \COring, the:
were ~:~o•ng out ol the reach
• ( 11111 inurd un pr II
Cagers end 'disappointing season,' win 66-52
I i1 \\ ¥11.cr
Ul thr l'miiHI I uf
I e\\1\ and Clurk') women's
b;t\lethalltc:am ended the 11ea"on on
a "cnmng note \\ n h n flfi..S2 'actor)
O\er Oregon ln~t1tutc of T echnolo&)
aturday morning 10 ,\)hland. t=ri·
da\ afternoon 1 hc P1oncer' lo\t to ,, •
tou~h ~ou thern Oregon ')tote
Colle!lc lc.am 66-82. and dropf"!'d •
gum~ to the Un" cr,il) ol Portland
t12·b 7 und contercncc rhal I •nlield
College 42-54 emhcr 1n rhe week:.
.. Jhe OIT ~rame WU!. a good
cndin~ to .ln otherwl\c, )omcwhut
di,..tppomttnl! ~ea!lon .. C oath Sue
Peter on '·lid 'It wn the be't ttame
lht!> year 1n "htch our laM bre.tk. wt"
worl..tnp .tnd we: were ubiC' lo
wpual11c: on the other team·, turn·
OVCf\"
"Our deltnsl\c uup caused
numerou' turnover-I hat led to a lol
of our ba!>kel\ ·• she llfUd
Fre.,hmun !)hown Bull led the
Ptoneer 'cormg With a carcc:r h1gh 2ti
poanh und Alic1u Pro\lht'~ 20
rebound' fed the outlet flU'<Jt'S thnt
&tartcd thc P10neer Ialit breal. In I fldll) ·, )t<Hnc the SOSC Red
Ratdcr' '~ere read} for e\crythtng
the. P1onee" had ''We surpmc:d
thtm a \\Cc~ ugo \\ 1th our pm-. .1nd
loda) the) "•C'ft read~ for It (he
)It me "lth our offc.n,e:· Peten.on
~tid. "The\ lne" ex..tctl) what "-e
"uc. gocn~ to do."
~outhern Oregon State Collegc
ntnl..ed th1rd in thl\ weekend"\
rcgtonnl pluyoffs. couldn't do
un\'thing wrong. "The) couldn't
mt)" The) were hnung both the&r
in,ide und OUhtde 'lhOtl\,'' Peter..on
... ud "cvc:rythtng w1u chckmg for
them"
"Wt d1dn't get gomg unttl the
\C'Cond hulf ' she \Uid "But cvcn
then our oflcn~c wu~ m ~low mo·
lton "
1 hur,duy n1ght\ game ul rhc
llmversll} of Portland wn~ tVptcnl of
the P~nnccr'' ~ca~on 1 he L C caller\
led l2 'O at hulfttme but
lududut~t~cal play tn the \eeond half
cn~t them the game
'We were runmnp well 111 the
lir"t h.tll ,'' Pcter\on stud "Our
oliC'n\c created our oflenMve oppor
1 uniliCll." l'hc Pmncer.. >~tuned the \ecoal
hull "1thout the momentum lllq
hud gained an lht Ill"\ I half "\\r
couldn't gel '~tnrttd •n thc \C\~
half," llhc 'i.lld "The\ took aWl) o
runnins ~arne ,tnd \tOrtec.l h1111111
their OUt\ldt 'hOt\
· \\ e hnd , .. cll·balunced .. ,...,,,..,.
und "c. pl<t)cd well u' a team ton•fhl
Our peoplc com1n!1 oflthe bcncht~
u ttood gumc "
1 he Ptonccr' 'turtcd ofl ~
.1gam't ltnflcld and bu11t up an
le.td hcfore the W•ldcilt\ e\en Lntt
whnt ""' huppcntng But thr
C•lSer' jU\t couldn't put the Cimdu"
touch on the game
"We don't '.:em to hn\c Ill
'ktller' 1nsunct." Petcr'lon satd "Wt
hn Vt never been able to pul u j!JDI
U\\fll) urter building up u b1p lead·
I he turmnj!. potnt 111 tht g.ttlll
wu' curl) m tht et:ond hulr ~btl
I IOIIC~Id hll hlUf or five c;OO\C'CUIIW
1!i·lool Jump 'hotr. Jnd tncrcud
their lt.ld to I'} poml\
"I he momentum JU'it 'Wll
In !heir ''de," Jletcnon rud "\\~
didn't turn the b.tll O\.t'r ~t Jd
l:ClUidn'l l>t"OrC: "'
Le~ and Clark Crew, Box 159, 245-1546 •t ontlnu~ d frum P(
\\tllamC"IIt'. le.&danv
. 1110w10g nn the cloc:
!Jut Coach I'X-4
b" ct.trn '" •t~ (umo
~nd the llnly Wu)' th
lt\pond """' b) comj
'" et!lhl rru nutc~ I
1 h.& I ~cnt Cochr~
utn 11m llurle), nr
GilmotC' and Dave ~
•nt and the) o;;tnk II
1:1c~Jl" · I!" inv the P
ll(lllf~ .
"l1hmk It's one o
pm~ "c've plo\lcd1
JoOC$ "l here wn' il I
lt(l(tng "
1 "a' pumped
rbc~a' pumped" M(
Philc
care
only
Trair
law t
lnsti1
resp ~
corp
para
2,50
cont"
our r:
p
I
Pwnrn I ng, ,\far,lr .¥ IV1f IIICIIIf•tr LoR. March 8. /9 •
j
I \.to"' turn 10
, the bad;bo.lr~
d' and lrah11W '"8· the
Of the. te<!Ch
fll inurd un PI· II
56-52
tnrted the ..tellfll
momentum
llr~t half.
d in the: '«oilil
:y took a\\a)
i .. larted OIIIIUill
~•lla need l•'OIVJ
~ .1 team to nit!
pff 1 he bench hJd
~tuned oft IKf
bualt up an II~
ffcal\ e\ en l~
,g. But th~ I C
put the Cina\hrlll
m to ho'e tllr
,c:rson ~td "\\r
~to put a pnr
up a bit! lt.1d •
mt 1n the ~·mr
ond h11lf 11htl
five COO&C(UIIW
and mere~
h
(U JUSt \" hon ~td .,.,
0\et-\\C' ~~
\ •
-
ll.fart'lt S •
• •
basketball finals He.~rd rin"hed hi, Jea•on 111
home ~•th a C'.trccr·h1gh 22 pomu.
untl a l(llme·httch 12 rebound• .
I he kc) to the g.ame, mtaht hu11e
been frustruttOn on the Bcarc:at'.1
behalf due toi.C's pallence .and team
qutckneu . fought" one. where LC was pua up
ag.unsa o taush lull·c:ourt mboun·
din1 press the hoop\lel') couldn't
break. JOint honors with LCs Hurley 111
high SCCltcr ol the conlc$t.
ow. nil · empcrt has to tonk
forward to. IS next ~nr . The
Ptotm:rJ ttre only lostns Hurley •
Heard and uunsfer Mtkc Fitzmorm
Three frc:,hmc:n made a strong eon·
tnhuuon to tht' year' program and
Sempcrt 1 loolong l'tlrwnrd ro whnl
ahe\ mu} do lor htm nc~t lC:a~on , ,1 11111111ucd lrum l>l· I 0 ""' pumped becuuk I hadn't
plavc:d in tht' last rive g.tmel! .tnd thiS
wu the last home ttamc " "I th•n• thq ~ere trymg to
run," llcnrd t.Jid ·And the} turned
the b.all o11er o1 lot Maybe the)
pnmcked u htllc: b11 Plu\ we got 1
couple ot llhoh .1nd that com·
puunded thw problem " .. fhat hun us for 11 wh1le,"
Scmpcrtsmd "We thousht we could
handle 11 alnght but ~e didn't ..
· \\rllamclle le,sdiOf! 19 44 wnh 9:07
1111" 1"!1 on tht clock
fiut ( ,,uc h f)can ~em pert put ~ou ended the: lt<lme With I 2
poanl!\ ••nd 9 rt'hound\ nnd u lot nf
tn!plrollon from the: bc:n~:h l he Vulcan\ hod 11 12 pomtlcad
with 3 •. :m ldt an the f1rat hair. Thut's
when I ~-~ prc.~sure de(en!tt caused u
few turnovers
hi' rom tn II' lumou\ ,t.tll offcn11e
,nd &he nnlv wuy the Bcurcnh could
rnnd \\llt. by commllllnft 12 fouh I lf1 .. 1 wa~ huppv wuh my game: • ht
'-11d ... Thin~ were JU"Ifotng nght A
couple ol llf\•10 c.1mc nght to me I
thml. I hu)tled ,, lot but I think I
veiled ,, lot too .. \ crowd nf il buut I 400 spcr­
a.1tor W<~ oJ muJor CJI.Irce ol momen·
tum far the pluyc:N, A Cochrun JUmper ut the hert­
timc: hun tor put the Pulnc:cor" "'1thtn
~c~cn pOint ul 24 27. \\ •llatnflfr M> l)rtulcr #. C•IHIMhon 2.
~h•.ur1hv ~ NoY!IJl.) ''· Nrlwn 12, flal"-e)
I J. lfcndtt'l(•n II
I • ~ HurtJ 22. f•rlrnorc 'I ltoll4n.J z.
<.:odl1'11n IJ llurk) ttl, Jonu 7, Mau 12,
K<>l»n,on 2 tn CljChl mlnUIC\ · fhe momrnlum dtd nna carr)
u\l!!r" to the: liCCond hllll. though.
P1onc:er I 1m If urlcy 11corc:d 20 o( hiS
27 potnU In I he llt'I:OOd ho1ll, hut I.C
$1111 In" 76-bS rhnt.,tnt < o<:h1nn Heard, cup­
wn lam llurle\ und gunrd .. Bill
Gilmore 1nd llavc Holland to the
lint and the} ank IS 19 frccthro"
,ut~rl ), 8'' '"i the Psoncen u 84·66
n(IOr\ • ·i thin~ It'\ one or the be,, team
mo ,~c·,e phl)'ed " 'u1d guard kntl "f here WU!t U lol or balanced ''Wt bc1.1t tht:m on the bourd,,"
'•ud 'enior Cohn Heard ... And Mnu
dtd an ucellent JOb on the boards
tomght "
Bu1 Heard's tontrrhutton "It W&h greaa," Hc.trd sa1d.
"Much be Iter tomght than 11 was
before ..
Mu ulao thought the crowd
"us a b1g factor.
"Dc:lmttcl) the cro~d .1nd ahc
l.act thot1, wa~ the pla)oH ... he !>1\ld •• r he) I ffuwnu-Hilo) played
better 10 &he end when our team
made a run at them," Scmpc:n said.
.. r he) ,ho~o~,ed more compo~urc: ."
t:Oflllg " watn't to be over Shitdowc:d by hao,
rnode\t\. lle.srd h.td no trouble •
o~gam\t the: slow Bc:arc.1t defender
Gur\' Ncl\on ~I thtnk thev\.e ret!· .... "·•• n do or-die )JtuatJOn, and
nobody wanacd to end &be ~ea,.on ..
1 "u' pumped .tnd e\'eryone
dJ( was pumped " Mo'~ <cu1d. "I wu" • •
lued that I'm quacker than he 1,, und
I can out·run htm" Hc:urd 11ud, But &hr« n•ghts later 1n Haw au,
the eJ!ton ended
Coach Scmpcrt called the
liawau·Halo game a "hlllerh .. , he\ pla)cd better gatnstour
dden)e than 'Ae plll)cd agamsr
thetr ... he s,a1d. .. nd we: couldn't
contaun ahc h1g Z~rbel k1d ..
l odd Z.rbc:l, center for the
\'ulcans, ~cored 27 po1nts t:~king
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Toda Foremost econo1nist slated to dil) 1 ent gan muarc can
C\ c:n.· dav I rom 12 40 to I p m. r hrou~h l~t
•l hC' ( ullr~:r Outdou,... prolr•m ~til
(\tits '"" '""' rhr~ ~C"ekc:nd In \ltdcr to
partt\;tflllle, c-tlme '{' the prc-uar mcellng
IOnll;hl r onunti\1 ~enncth Roulding "Ill
~(le:\ ~ !ln lht "UbjCd 'f cchnoJogtCi al
nc:'el'lJ'Inttnh and I hear Arrahulton "'the
Human C'onduum," I hur"\dU\ \.fittCh 8 rn
rhc: 111'1 lrdurl! nl the wrnter forum 'crre~.
'\'flC:\ \\ tlhnmtllc R" er ~av:.~ ttlur '"" lle
nficl'C\1 htlth M:uch 10 :snd II I h" \1111 bt
lt'I)Urd~ noat \ln lhC' mer from l,rclamCIIC
flarl.: ncnr Orc~on Ctr\ hl I :~lc: 0 "ego
sr •n uf1lor ''"e tlt b,,,h da~ I 'he lee \\til be 1 lnc nt the: lotcmo't C:t;Onom"l~ rn the:
lJmted SUttC:\, Roulding I rroiC:"Ilf \ll
C'~nnum11;~ and Jirtc:tor ol the progr.tm on
• • gcnunl 'octal .snd cctlnomac d) n:smac-. ~t
\ \h Hood chmb fM the: ntl\ICC \\111 he
karu~ ~larch II \mplc '-IUJ'" "'111 be
made for ft".,il nnd rrerun~ raL:tnf rn,rrucllnn
~all be oflcrcd rn rce a c nnd cramp''" u'e
l here "'all he S fee lor rhc tnp
The prc-tnp mec:ung "'II begm ar t1 JO
r m 10 rhe 1 cmrleron ("enter GrC) Ronm
•I'Atch•fl) "'" 1 i;c pluC"C Mnrch rn the
1 rutl Room from 1011 m to 3 p m \I other\
tub 'oluntecrs \\Ill repaar nn clothrng
ncedrnr patchC$, button,, ar g«:ncrnl rerum
Then \1:1"\ 1ce I\ frcc
•"I 1\\ 11nd lhr \rh .. I'-lhl' IOf'IC ol .a
Je~;tureund dt~t:U' ion b\ onh"~lcrn I \\
~<'hoot rrQte..-,m l-eonard llu Rnll, ll'•.hl). 10
n m. nl the l'orllani.J \rt \lu~eum lluRoll
\\lll d1 r.us-s rhe mtcrn.tflonal protccth'n ol
culturnl propcrt \, tht' prol\lcm:. 'urruundtn~
tmvchng :tn ho~ .... 1cx:u,1ng pramanh ''"
mn \n 1l1c talk. ~pon~orC'd b) the \lo1:tn
\rt Councal, \\'Ill ~ tree
•"Opp<u1unilll" "''h Pnct' Corp' and \ ,,,.M \Iolii 10\ ol\c: a seneral di~cu aon of
• rnternat1onal nnd domestic f'Pronumrae
avarlable through Peace Corp and \'1~1:1
\Oiunteer rrogram:. \ frlm (ln PcJlCC orr
\\111 bcsho\\ n Thr emtnlH "rllral.:e plncc at
1 p m tontghtln l empltton Centci') T ha)cr
Room 3
• T ht 1 rojan OrC"omm i~o.,lonin& \Ilia ncr
10 Ponland luu ct up oracntauon 'ruton
lor ptoplc mter~ted rn gelling more rn·
vol\'t'd "llh antl·nuclcar 3ctt\ tiles \ 'es5ton
~ill be held torught begmnang lH 7 p m. The
hddre~ "215 SF. 9th Ctli231-00I ..t for more
mlormataon.
• '\w·wbrolot}." the rhcor) that there"
a fen~t•~ ba!ll\ for human bcha,mr, "'II be
lht" ~u~cct ol n pubhc 1nJorm.1tton cH:mng ut
7·JO r m. tOnl!lht at 0\tSI A mo\ie,
;sor1ohlo/og l: Doing U hot ( anu'
orma/11, "111 be 'ho" n in 0 '-1'1''
c:lllllroom 6 tollo~mg the di'>CU 1on Ad
mtwon \\lll ~ .SO cenh fnr tudcnb
•· r1 about .\r1," a muhi·medall exhabt·
uon b 50 Amenc::an anists "hoe· platn an
through other nrt form , will be: on v1e~ at
the Ponland rt Mu~um, ~1arch 7throush
pniiS lhc n Mu\Cuma slocatcd 11219
sw P:ul.: A\c For more anformation call,
22().2.811 the lJmq:rsrt ol Colorado
\\'hrlr 11 the llnncrJ>II) ot Mu:htgun an
the IQ o~ 1mJ 'Nh Rouldtng \\,1\ prole"or ol
C OO•lffiH.: and dtrC'Ctnr Ol re\C:olfCh t\1 the
l:c:ntc:r hu Rc,carch t\n C'onl11c1 R~oluu ,,n
He tudteU pc:r (mal, !!roup, .tnd rnter­
nlltmnoal , tantli<."t and rn h1' huuk Cm1/11C1
and nt'/rttu• ~ucgc,rc:d \\II~~ ot appl) ms n
nc\\ UJ'lf'tOa\ h tn marntrttntng ~a«
l~ouldtng' numcrm1' "orh on
c:,•onomt~ 1nl'lul.lc: Bt•tv.m.l F.ronwmn
1 1961\), Cu/l,rr"J l'apt'rs 1 JQ7J-7~).11nd ,,,.
Utlal 'I,,,., II/ ,1,. rltmf't 1Arth ( JQ17} He
h lhc rCCIJ'IC:nl ur the hlhO il.llt'' Clark
Mc\J,JI ol the \menc.tn I contlmtc' h'nca:t·
tron, gl\ en annunll\ tn rtc()gnrttt'ln ot tn
ouhtnntJtnF c.,ntrahutron to htcrnturc b\' an
C'\"ona\nll"l
I he: lrel' lc:durt.' '"llln~e place ar l 10
r.m rn thc l h;tpel
-Ornht Rolhn
'tudcnl\ It 1 ~et an the early 1900, 01nd oftcr"
b,llh eomrd\ lind rnten,cdmma l1d.ct<. wrll
be s' lor 'tudenl\ r he phn .... til be (tin 1118:30
p m h'\r rC' ef\ tron • call 22<>-'048
• t•nrlland Mimr 1 hratrr ~til open
GrnrJU A \flint> Drama ami/~ o Comrdlt''
March 9, ' p m , at the "'O\'tng Space
.!\ludto rhc: program ~ontain\ three origrma.l
~Of._S, (,c·n, HI 8 ci&S\IC J'Orlt8)UJ, .tnd l\\0
comcdtt \ul~.m , and Tht' Thrt't Pr.~' · I he
pl.l\~ "ttl run l~nda~' and '\aturday
through \Iorch .ll ficlet \\-til be Sland are
a\'DIIahlC' h) phoning 641-70S 1 he stud1o r!i
located on the t htrd noor ol the Centcnal')
\\'tlbur Church, 215 SE Qth
•·< umf Bart. I iUit ~heba, ~ thC' pin~
\Hillen h' \\ allmm In~ . 1~ on 'oUt~c nO\\
through March 24 .1t the Firehouse- Theater,
14lb 'i \\' ~tnntgomer'. The: ho\\ "Ill ~tan
.u K lO p m • ~ihr~h q and 10 ,\dma~'ron i~.
SJ, and r~:ScrWttlon" arc urged Cull the bo:J.
Sat.
• ma''"' cia'' ror ortani't wrll be
conducted ~iar c:h 10 by Man EUen Suuon.
an orgMnt!ll on the ffiU51C racuh} or Kan\a\
State llni\"CFSII) 'ullon, who holds a doctor
ol mu~icalam. degrc:c from the: Unhel"\ity of
Kan)lls, "''II pr~ent the free clu• .tt 9 t1 m
For further mformation. <:all the chool of
MuMc, e~t . 295
Fri 9 •Ore,on Mlmr Thcatrt Wtll gJVC two
.__ ____ • __________ .....;.;.---! pc:rformanee" March 10 at Btm•on H1gh
•1 ht ~prrnr Bakr \ale,sponJ orcd b) the
Mother'• Club, is iel to provide goodie for
final& Goodie• "ill be: :\old March 9. 9 a m
1'1 2 p m rn rhe l empleton C~nter Thayer
roonu
•Mar •ntn Sutton, organut, wallga\le a
recnal at p.m., March 9 1n the Chapel She
w1ll perform wor~J of Jan Sweelnid;, J.S
Bach. OJi,er Meuaacn, Maurice Durunc and
Mu Reger. 1 here ~111 be: no adma.uion fee.
•An nchancr nhib1lion from the
Pordand School of An rn PortlAnd, Maine,
'""be: uhrbningstudcm \\orb in I he Wentl
Gallel') March 9 thr.oush March J() The
opcmng 11 Kheduled for March 9 from 4:JO
10 6 p m • and \\til include pamttng.
rhotography,jc .... elry and pnntmakm8 The
puhhc n \\eJcome lo rome and \'lc" the thow
at 1219 '\\ Parl:
•"Mararhun '33."' n dr:una deJJI&na wuh
the marathon dance crate of I he 1930., wtll
open tarch 9,1i·':to p m .111 I he Lake Oswcao
Communi!\ lnc:atrc, 156 Grecn\\ood Road • I he prOducuon ~onll piA) agarn on March 10
tudent uo\:c:u ..... u be SJ.SO. for re)cr·
\ UOOI, call 227-SSSH
•v I hr Primr uf Mk• Jnn Brodie" wall
open March 9 on the: Cmc lneatrc:'t
M1un Ul e llac pb) u about the: 1nOuc:n~
Hrodte hal on the: hYCS ol her lour special
12 School, and March II Jl Lakendge H1gh
School 1 he I 30 p m maunc:e, wtll rnclude a
vanet ~ ol r'111 me ketches lu:lcb wall be
S2.SO. and .tre available .11 Meier and Frank
downtown, or b} ettlhng 224-1412
•Ml hr llmr Machinr," H.G Well'\alory
about an lltrh centuf) 10\C:ntor who di.­
CO\ers ho\\ to trave-l through time. will be
aho\\n at she North .... est film Study Center.
1219 SW ~ark A\c, at2 p m., March 10. Th11
film ofter out,tandina special elfttts. A
1hort, J• Tr1p to th~ .\loon w11l also be
ho"n Admauion will be ~1.75
•"1 hr Sound Brlort thr fur,," an
on8Jnal pl:ay about U S. pmon§ by the
1 hcatrc of the Uncmplo)ed, "jJI be
presenrc:d March 10, 8 p m . tn the Famtly
Cucus Stud1o ut Sf lith and P1ne. Admr.a­
l'llln "ill be $3 l he pia) e~~:plores ho"'
pmon. 1u. rhr enforcer of the valun of
octet\. 1nten.ifics racram and ui:\m, •
Sun.
•I.e bt'll) dancr ln"rurlur Mully
I undbtrJt and two I C atudcnu \o\ ill par­
tiCipate rn an l!\tning ol Enrc:nainmcnt
March II, H pm., a1 the llo)d Center
'hcnuon Hmcl A special gu~t appe.aran~
\\ill be made b) IAitl tlak1m, pnma dan~use
of the attonJJI ~olklonc Compan) ol
1:10 pt I
... '. r i
KENNETH BOULOING
I \C 1\r.1hic mu .. rc: "'II bc featured \\ilh
gue'l mu\ICIUn l.llill la~c,h, rent>wned<~rtl\1
on the ~.tnuon. I" o t.(' tudent , \'aleric
.Smtth and Dent e Rolhn \\ill partictp•atc rn
the openrng candle: dnncc.
ltclet "rll be SS per per, on, and arc
1\lul:ablc b) calling B.adnwia\'itUdlout231-
7fl02. ,\Jthuul,lh ttckch will be ll\1tllahlc nc
the door. lld\,1nced r~,cr\atton' arc en~
couragcd
•w Art \hour r1," ,, enc' ol live ri-
Ju,rrutt'd lc'tur~' rc:latrng to the Portland
1\n \iu~oeum' ~urrent uhibuaon. w1ll be
prc.,cntcd .lithe mu,cum begrnnrng \\llh I co
~Iemberg Mutch 11.11 2 p.m 'Iemberg a!> the
UUihor of the mtroduch\f\ c"'"" to the
c.nologue lor wArt About Art· vcner.tl
.ldma ~mn to the l«tUrc held 1n the (Jerg­
\\\unn t\udatorium, \Iolii be $1 0
• A ~prll uf \\ ord '\ound on K 0 \ P radio
"ttl lc:.llurt recordane' from the work .. of
Wtlham hukcspcltre, Murch II at 6 p m
1\0 \P broadca!l!t 111 9t,S Mhz (f-"M).
M n.
•Orird Oo~er arranctmtntJ., B one-day
worhhop. w1ll be held March 12 from I to 3
p m at Mt T .1bor (ommunu y School. 5800
SF •\)h \ S9 fee writ rnclude all matenul'
One nowcr arrangement will be: completed
dunng the worhhop . For adduaonal tnfor ~
mut1on, call 234-6974 after 3 p m •l he nt~ ( htn~c movtmen t for
dernocrntl(; nshh Will be dtiCU\\ed Mllrcb
b\ hH> t~ortlundcf'\ rrccntl} rcturnC'd trn .. l
trtp' tfl C htna The h.alk 'pon•orrd b}
l ~ ( han11 r>cople ' f' ttcnd hip
uon "til he held at Portland \Hue lJnl\tf\1.
t\. tn room 298 \lf \mith Memorial Centu
Bl 7 '0 p m Adm"'IOn Will be \I.
Cont.
•
• I ht 1•(lrlland \\ omtn\ \ tlln~ Palf).a
darc~;hu\ of women ~k1lh scntcn ar
hu rnc~~~. '' no\1. collecting hllttngs for 14
ccund c:datron In be hstcd, till out a h"et1 lt1rm ut \ \\'oman\ Pl.tcc Boohtorc, I
\\\ W<hhangtun, or the YWC;\ WofY\1111
Rc;,ourcc Center, Jill SW lOth The lector
h•mng i~ the ,tmount the \\Omon chargtlfar
one hour of her \l.otk. 'J hr dc;,dltnc ftr
Ja,ting~ I'll M.1rch IS.
four more anfurmallon. Cllll ,\nndJ
\\ ''clugle, 2J 1-0Sfl..J or Juhe Cnlle} ut ~
'H8
• ,\ Japant't' catll~raph~ demun,trtlllll
und lc~turc "'" be held Murch I~ .md lb
1.10 p m hl'th ntl!hh rn I ernplt<ton l cntrr1
Grc\ Rnom I he I rcc demon tr.mon ~•II ~
conducted h\ ~ tn'lhll lkuta, prole 'nr t;
culhgmphy ,,, t .• hrornru ~r:ue I ong neacb.
f ur dc:tail., contud ftc, Kodoch1, c:\1 42~
•1 h\ l'nrtland Dante' I hrwltr ~prtlll
'erac' ol dun<:c da,~c .. will bcgrn the "et~ d
March JQ, Both mornmgand c\cnangc:laua
"all be offered rn mndern d.tncc, Jllll dan«
und ballet Bctpnnmg us "'"" u' intcrmc:du!c
Je,cl ch1"e arc avnalahlc .
\II cia \C!I \\ill meet in the: PonLtlld
D.tncc r heater 't udto at 1 he: cor ncr ot 16t
.1nd "vforri'iiOn For more dctuil,, call 221.
JIWO
•Ril'hard Ro}ct. urti,t, will dt,plll)' hll
C'.tbl Jl3JlC:r p11nh .tnd obJcC.t\ at the C'tlntc:t~~­
por.&r) Crlllt\ Gullc:r} 1934 S \\ C'orbttt
Ave. IIIIi \\ork' will be on dt\pht} nt tlr
ttallery unlll March 2S
• I hr Sh th \nnuul .. OUfll! flroplr\ ntra
and \ideo I· r"hal " no\\-.JcccpllnF cntriCJ.
fht' '' il JUncd cnrnpctlllon 'pon~orc:d b) l!r
1\lorth\.\-e .. t .. rim \tudy Center hlmmaktn
tn college and II\ ang •n Ore,on mo) enter ll
mam .J .. 1\.\-o \\urk' in Hmm \uper 8, 16mrn.
)/4 •nch or hull-rnch v1deorupc:
L ntnt'\ on an\' theme. rn :ut} 'tylc:,rlut
hn"e h«n produced \lncc Jun I, 1978 an
chSJblc .and will be: vrc:\\-cd b) a panel ti
C'-~rt!> Entnc' are due b) Murch 26.
For complete rnrorm.ltlon .and oflicu.l
ent11· blllnk'l, filmmuken may contact tbc •
Nonhwe-.t Film 'Stud> Center .u 1:!19 S\\
Park twe or call 22b-2!( II
• .. f clip"' '79" will contrnue throup
March 31 at OM~I l:.clrp~e falm fontuae lw
been 10corporuted 1nto the prc~cntuuon fht
show gtves vrcwc:" n !Crcntrfic cltplnnatJOn o1 •
'OL. LXYJX
lllllb
Ofd
the·
d up
_.d up
Hark, ha
A donke,
Doth trd
what happened on Feb 26 when the un \\tnt Tue mto total eclip~e
I-_!~~!:::..!•!_ _______ ~~~ Ecltp)lc )howumes nrc I 30 and UO
•"Human Soeloblnlol) and the Status
Qun, ~ an open lorum dnCU'i."IOn of the
(;Ontro\tt'lllal tuue cmergang from the
upptieat1on of c:voluuonary biOIOgJC:altheof)'
to human bc:hn,tor wrll be: held Mnrch 13, I
p.m., •n room I 04 ol Bod1nc '\II Interested
mcmben or the l C' communal) arc invited to
partletpUIC .
•A \lidt r,,.~ on the newt) propo. ed
l,ucrlic :"orthwcJt Trail. 'tretchrnf from
Glacier N~tllonal Par .. 10 Montana to rhc
Washington .. oaM, will be g:~ven at OM\\ 1.
7·JO p.m, March IJ Jerry Sm1th, one olthc
ftr)l to htkr it, 900-mrlc: lensth, will narrate
the !thO\\-,
Admis ion will be S2 SO l\dd1t1onal
rnlormation mu) be obtarncd b) t..tlhng
OMSI outdoor cdUC'.tllon. 241<·S9)8
Wed.
•Studrnh fur Ga) Rl&ht' wrll meet
Mar\;h 14 at .S p m. 1n the Templeton Center
Thayer dintng rooms. All member of the
collcae community arc \\-clcomc:.
•I rntrn Mtdilatiun' In lh~ ( baprl "'Ill
contrnuc: from I 2·4S to I p m. c.,..er.) Wednes· p.m. weckduy~ 7· 30 p m Fndoy. ond II
a m • 1,2.3, .tnd J p m on Snturdays aDd
Sunduys There ·~ no extra adm1 ~ron char•
OUt '\Ide or the s I )fUdent admtssron to
OMS I
• Robt' and rrllt' bo~ft by Mane Lym1a
w1ll be on dl!tplu\ at the School of the Arts
und Cruft '.>oc•c:ty no" through March Jl
Textile wor .. , were: rnspircd b) ane1tnl
Jupanc:~e Corm• found in Buddhtst robe and
10 Japane'e multt•\\ rapped hoxc~ •\her row
year' of \IUd\ on tht~ ptOJC:C'I. l.yman 1w
produced a \Cfl~ ol preced tuttle rolla
ba~oed on the Kc~ robe worn by Japantst
Buddt\t pnl:'ts 1 he !>Chool is loc:atcd at 616
N W lllth "'le\\ \Chool hour' urc: Mondll
throu~rh Thur,day 1t u m to 10 p.m.: Fndl}
8 am to 6 p m , and 'inturdu) 9 a.m. to j
p m Admts~ron ts free
• fo •\tmorl'land (,rnrral Ho\pla•J " Ill
need Of volunteer' to \etvc a• pa11cnt ad­
\IOcal«:l\, re~:reatton atdt!i und in-hoUW
aamtltnt!i . for more rnlormat1on, tall ra11t.
Kenney at \Oiunteer \Crvtce\. 214-0411 He hop!
He skip:
And jiv
• And
Eye do
Sheen
Codgitatin
in meeting
• over .... grN'llaan
price levels