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

April 5, 1979 Volume 41, Number 16

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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<oce un o tnch,
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1•ttone~" whtch
•
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hold~ I 0 'lUI)·
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lor) nnd un.
The pu:rurc of
II the Pwnrr, ·
C O( the \Up
1lunatton ~1\
~: what do thr
IVc If) do ~nh
nll 'Prtnglor a
wtth the bttt
c be'' .1 "'~e11
wee~
le
dtsnppotnted tn
r April fool'•
lnockcry of tilt
wi, nnd Clark.
made fools ol • tck It wn' un-
your wtltlcnm,
r entire t!\Ut
l~.rhe Dt'll tt
Frtthm4rt
~ penn1n ~ to tht
Apnl I muc. ..
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100 for the
ar would be
'tr C.og wa~
The figure
'itc:d as S60.-
I
nent
-eat big-namt
here wtll be
r the ..~cttn'
~r role), ' Jld
c~ wtll learn
the \."et' th~n
could h:nch
rom the tolu
~~ h~e Challl
•utch lor th11
'umltt, ~et not
}. but ,,, thr
mg plncc 10 •
nytng ur •
flt(IC' /JrRIJ
flr.l"' tun as
to worry
anymore ·
""" /, 1919 oward to devote more time
to building endowment
11 Putman
Pll•llf, I I ,, '
[)c.an ol f acuity John Brown
11kc over the dotly munugement
~1nC I e~•• und Unrlo. 10 July, o'
collcttc pre\tdent ded1cate1
to b(eCintt up the endowmen t
over the ncJtt five year
Brown who Wtl\ ~elected for the ding, ,aytOJ! ''Endowment 11 11 very
,pc:c1ol resour~ In the tmmeduue
yean tt t'i the number one pnonty
John Ho~ard tr. the •n•tuuu on·~ but
hope"
Brown 1a1d he hopes he wtll not
need to ~pend much ttme on ht~
Provost dulle ~
Lewis and Clark College Vol. 41 o. 16 April 5, 1979 11on b\ the Bonrd of fru\tce~ on
26 ~ttl retuan hts d uue' <U
of lacully whtle ndopt1ng the
rnponstbthtaes Wuh the IItle of
~;ou.' ijrown Wilt concern
"11h college finance, and
muttcn on a druly bu,.~
Prcstdent John Howard, freed "When there it u need for o
dcc:l\ton to be m111de or omconc to
re\pond to"' c:omplatnt th,u'' what
I wilt be domg Hopc:full) 11 wtll not
be mnJor 11mc-cons ummg work. but
when there 1 \ometh1ng. \Omeone
needs to be around to do 11 Jnd vou
can't be around am/ ttct en­
dowments"
Brown said he docs not e~pc:c:t Tuition and fees increased to $6,
., rc~pons1blluy for the dny·to­
runntnp of the Prcstdent' ' Of-
11111 spend his time rtmi ng
for the mstituhon from cor­
t~ltons ond tndiv1duals . If he: ts
to build up the endowment, tl
:14 help poy for the tncrensed
of runmns the college tn the
It~ ycnn: Without o greater
l'iloromc1nt, cost hakcs Will be passed
'tudents 1n the form of tutuon
Tru,tcc Robert Wngley wid the
:ae wtll need a much greater
~u.mc~nt 10 the future to remotn
or the: anflntton game
"A cnttcnl need for the: next 20
11-lll be to have SSO m1lhon m
~~~•·ments," Wngley sotd "lt Wlll
DCCC~'orv to hnvc o full-ttme
an fund-rnt~tn8 Dr Howard
ll~btll"
Brown put ht~ confidence in
...... 11 a6 the person to seck fun-
lrfl Plerrt
llthf I'IPI\Uf I 01 hts ne~ IItle to change hiS "'f\-t H•)'~ard
rclnuonsh1p wtth faculty memben °1 lhr Pionr" I HJ
He will spend extrn tunc thta term r Ull1on and room and board
wuh A<Jsocullc Denns of Fnculty fcc!> at LcWI\ and Clark Wllltncre.~\c
Oavad Sovugc and Irene Hecht by 12 9 percent for the ne~t
reorgnmtmg the dean ·~ oflice ,0 1, acndem1c year
wall be "clear to the faculty who they f he l C Board of TruStees
go to to tnlk obout what lund of recently approved a tUllton h1ke of
problem~ " S492, to S4306 annua.lly. and a room
Howard Will rematn chief ex-ond board Increase or s 194 to s 1694
ecuuvc oHicer of LC He wall mntn-a year The total tncrea$1: for on­
taJn ulttmate authoruy 10 reportmg Cllmpu) •tudcnt fee:~ wall be S686.
to the Eltccuttve Counctl and bnngmg the cost of attendtng l C
trustees, though he tuu deteaated ncllt year to $6000
many responstbthtJes to Brown Wilham Malhnson, 'ICc-
Though Brown's new JOb of· pres1dcnt for buameu and finance.
fic:tally suuts July t, most o( h" ettcd raptdly nstng fuel co,ts '"'"the
dulles will not stan unul September mom component of the inflauon
HlS first act as Provost will be to take affecung l C Fuel 011. used an
a vacauon A~ ac:tmg president whtle heating the ~chool'\ bu1ldmp , an·
Howard wu on sabbatical, Brown creased 10 4 percent JUSt Sill week,
did not have ume for a vuc:auon. so ago, .1nd more: anc:rcases are on the
he s:ud, Ml am gomg to take the k.Jd• way due to re~nt price 1ncrc:ases b)'
to see grandma " • the: Otl Producmg and Ellporuns
Countries
cient rites of S .. ,\'t hu-..e httle cuntrol n"cr
cxternoJiluctor) hke fuel pnces," said
Mulhn•on fhc pnce of clectricuy
ha' aha been natnt WII h the general
pncc level, und another pncc an·
crc:u'!e i~ C:ltpected hartly.
I he other large tncrcasc 10 the
budt~Ct till or the nc\\ S.SO,OOO ~uare
foot Ohn sc:tence bu1ldang to bea~n
opc:rouon' ncltt ye.H ·The Olin
bu11d1na w1ll cost S6S,OOO annually,"
Mallinson said, ·That includes
Januon, in,uranc.e, utiliti" and so
lorth."
Dean ol ~tudcnu D1ck Soren­
son stre),cd that the real mcrca)e.
after mflauon, ts relati\'ely small.
The Consumer Pn~ lnde\ m
Pontand ho) rit.en 12 6 percent in the
last year. roughly the same as the
tuttton 1ncrc:J\C Thu1, Qtd Sorcn·
wn, the tncreaa.c IS needed to mam­
uun the pr~nt quality of education .
.. A 'I tong n& we can sustain our
quuhty," Sorel\lDn s~ud, .. "'c'll be
• all nght"
Sorenson dtd note
"c.tu.thtahve tmprovemcnh-
cumpw will undergo th~
the
•Profeuon and \tall w1ll rcc:cive
an tnc:rcase in compensatton, enabl­
tng l C to remnin compc:itl\ic with
other top tnstituuona for uatented
prof($ o"
•The financial aid bud~t wtll be
inct"e.\5-ed, allowing more •tudcnu to
be eh1Jble.
• fhe Ohn tciencc butldin& W1U
open.
Prcstdent John Howard ex·
pr~~ the need lor LC to CC\otinuc:
to balance its budget ... As ton au we
are an tndcpcndc:nt entcrpriac. we
mw.t balance our budset," said
Howard. Howard also said that
more agreutvc cfforu ~ould be
mode to increa" ·by many milhons
of dollan" the college endowment
fund so as to muurnuc: future in·
•< ontlnurd on PI· 4
Spnns When n young man'\ fan C) turns
, thouaht' of love, lu~t and getung out of
.:hoot "" 'loon a.-. po.-. .. tble h\ ,, ttmc of
rtbinh. ac.~.ordmg to legend. when the p.nt a5
~led lrom the "houldc" ot ume and the
Mu~ '' .tpproached w1th 1mpataence .. nd
f:tl\Urt New tenn a titne for festivals and debauchery JOmcwtuu from protest, the tdea ol a spnog
l~tivul remains. It 8te"' out ot the pn\'atc
ma~querade baJls ot French b.n ou barons tn
the 1704h which often pitted into the strc-cu.
B) the e~rl} 19th ~ntUI'), tt'\'cllcn m NC"!'
Orlc.ans had taken to parading through the
\(fC'etS on honcb.1Ck Or in camasn to diSp&l)
their finef).
After n wantcr whtch man' mcmbcl"\ of
Ut Lcwt' und Unr~ commum ty.will ugrce wus
fraught Wtlh pntn, ,OrtOW und (rustrotion, the
tJn' of '>pnng 1ue bcms greeted w11h open
IITII\ lh1~ •~ the: ttme ol the ycnr when
~ud~nt11 pulhng them•~t:h c~ reJlretrull)·lrom
tb~ drudgery ol afternoon c:lu~t~~~ ~,hoo:cc to
.&) on the lnwnli ollowcr campu:. und pretend
to ltUd'V fhtl'l a' the lime o( year lot lhe college
o ~Ctp local ,tore\ 1n the money ll'> we buy up
sll IIVUfluble lnsbcc~ . \Unhln lotnln, btl..m1~
and aunttlu 'e' tn 100 I dtllcrcnt ~hnde~.
l>urtntt rrmtt term. I t \\ttl prc,ent the
Me~ I etc c.t'lcbrutton, llt"'wcr. ~ allubound. 3
talent h<m· wall pro' c-thnt c\en ~t ho\c
llknt, .utd tudcnt' witt cup~r .around
lbapolc:s \~<tth lonl( ptnlo. nbbon\ •n 1mat.mon n( 17th ctntury <.oun dund i~ rortlnnd al~o
ho' tt' Ro'c Fe,tl\lll planned for later this
term. ~ath the unnuat Rtl'le f-C'IIhtl Pnnce'~
\Clecuon one ol 11. httthh8hl~>
Thia. ,eii\OO carrtc<o With 1t a \trenm of
legendry as long a\ the tnnn on o 'pnng bnde',
gown
R~tdent\ ol .1nc1ent M~opouam1n pc:r­
lurmcd ntual rc-enuctmcnh ol 1.1 Crcutton
myth ill tht\ tame ol year .. UIIJihflliS part ol II
the 'lllcrcd tntcr~o·our~;c between the kang undo
pnc,tes' farh· (ircch held ~pnng flower
1( tl\111\ to pr.tl~c the lerttltt~ ol the 'ea!ion
fhc Gt(et..~ . never one\ to pil~~o\ up a celebr11·
lion. o1hu pnll'•ed thl' god D1on)'SU\ through
~u;nhCl'«, fca,tillJt and dnn~tng ,
In the carl\ Rcpublu.'Un dn)~ of Rome, a
• ton¥ nnd curtnt''"ll 'tuc-' ol spnns c\cnb were
p.ac .. cd tnto the month\ ol Murch and P:''·
In March, the ~·1111 lc ll\lll, dunng \\ htch danang and \'ariou\ proce5Mt'ns domtnated
poJi, tire, wa~ a \cnt for umnhibit~d
merrvma~•ntt Tbe Par~/w onainnll) a
'hcphcuh ' nte(con\idered important to maan­
tatn the health and propugation of an1malsJ
came onlv d month Iuter ·\pnt ~a aho the
ttme tor the Floralla, wh1ch combined m&IJC:
.1nd 'orne ntual 'c\.
ln the d) log da} -sol the Romito Emptrc:, a
number ol <;Uit' and e ouc ~rnn~ tc '""''
proutcd I he'e include\! the Bauhuna.lta
(nnted for its trcnz1cd boub of dnn~tng and
l{t'OCI 11 carousing) and thc JIJ/ar~a 1 ~ hieh
could ha'c competed "'tth must pnna
festav,tls ot thc lime ur later when 11 1."amc to
5111: rt fi ~~} .
I he Mdrdt Gnu 111 Nc\\ Orleans t5 tht
dO)Ct thmtt w~ ha\e to the anctcnt IC:Sl1\1lb
\\hale chn ~car' ei:lebrullon llulcd out • Then, or COUI'k, there· ll\\8) the old
atandb) legend ol uni~.-orns \\hO come do\\n
!rom thctr hill) li\'in& artas to lay their heada
1n the lap of vargins. pin. the idea or
fcrtahty.
"l love spring." satcJ one oil-campus JtU·
dent ~ur~cving 1 he outdoor pt)flllast ~'c-ell: tor
fUtUJT po~~lbalill~ . "l canjUU Mt back llnd tr)
t<> re'oup my «haushh "'" tower aunpu~;
mo\•bc I can wmc n novel ur omcthina . Of
~.;uur e, I mil,l.bt gt"l in. u httle aun time.
Remember, priontic' •
··r"c:r,> da\. I prll) tQ the sun ... ~uud an
Odell rc:s•dent When thlcd whether that
prUCllCC w-., for religtOU) purpo~. he SlUd,
u1\re you l.'tddtng? I JlUI \\ nt ll.'l s~ what the
b<&thtnJ suu trade is dotng thu year \'ou\e
got to unden.tand. I'm a bu.s.anrn IDll.JOr
l'hmp li~e that antcrest me .. • .. •
•
EUGENE McCARTHY '
McCarthy, a U.S senator will be among the speakers for the
~pnng forum sertes The toptc of his locture will be "American
Polnlcs, Past and Present • McCarthy will speak April 24 at 7 30
pm Symposia: hi.c::r-·c::r t of spring events
I t\llt Otwry
01 "" Ph>nffl l <>I
Ju~t ~hen you thouatht you'd
h'ltc:ned to the la!t speaker, bern to
the ht\t orntton m the rorum ,enc\,
.1nd 1een the end of the 'YmpoSJUJYI,
spran(l ct1me~ nround nnd bungs w•th
at the Human ~eAuuhty ~vmpaatu n,
the \prtng forum ~ertt\, and the
lntctn..IIIOnnl 1\rCuan SymposiUm
H umnn ~e:~~:uah ty Sym­
po~tum wall began the serle\ of ~pe11k
ang en~ugemrnt\ th1~ term 1 he ewnt
,, co-.. pon~orcd by the Student\ for
ull} Ra~hh. the l e"" and Clark
t ounsehn~ Center the loncert\ und
Lecture' Committee. the Chaplnan'
ofrtc:e ~e,ernl acadcmac depa n men I\
Jnd \Ome of the ~~~•dence hnll'
Spc~&lcr • .u the Human Se"
u.aht) S}mpo,tum "'II t-c John
~tlhe}, J p~)chohl(lt\t, .tu hor and
rc\c.&rchcr an \nuul adentu) Holt)
Hun an Jllorney ~e\lllc \<ane\
PhD and Knte Mallet, .t "addy
known no' ch~t. lnernr~ uttac
femma\t and phalo,orhcr \fillet
recent I\ ret urncd to 1 he Unued
\tate:-. from 1run, where 'he "'"'
deported for cntacllangcren rment of
women by the new rctumc
Worbhop' to be held on Apnl
10 nnd II ore (1\ follow'
•"bouc \rt Through the Age' "
John Monev. (Apral 10. I 30 p.m ), •Se"uahty and the low" Holly
Hart, (April 10, .3 p m.).
•"Sc"unl Atilt ude~ Ancument, h
NeVIlle Vtne , (Apnl 10, l p m ),
•"Ciexuol Optaons," kate Millett,
(Apnl II. 3 p.m.),
•"Ahernnuvc 1tfcatyle~," Panel
f>J~eusston , (April I I, 3 p m .)
On Apnl 10 1\t 7 p.m • Money
\viii spc.\k on "Sexual Diuonnncc"
nt Pamplin Spor" Center Millet,
author of Sr\110/ Polttit:J, will 'Penk
ut 7 p m on pnl I I
Spcuke" for the sprang forum
lecture ~ene\ were chruen by the
lnterdl~carhnory Forum Sene~
Commmee ln,t term That group
C:Onll\1\ of 12 ~IIUdent' fhc rnculty
.and •tan member~ wtth JUmor \lucy
Rout uc:tln(t '*' chaarman The theme
lor the lecture \CrteJ as "In <\eurch 01
Humannc,,,.. and 'lpeakcr' wall
focu\ on burnet\ of self e}(pre "on.
human potenuut .and the natUre ol
btang human
\pcnlcr' lor the <t.pnng forum
\C:tiC' "all be 0\ ( ollow~ ·
•"The U<~e tlnd Abu1e of
Ant hrupolotty ReOectaonN on
f-cmint~m ond Cros~ Cultural
Undcl"nundang," MJcheiJc Rosnldo,
onthrupologJsl nnd Ullociute
prole~sor ut Stanford Unavc:rstty
(Aprtl S, 1 JO p m )
•"I elevtSaon und Human
Vnlue.,," Onvad Rtntcb, p1nt prc,i· Present." F.uacnc Me( onhy, foll!ln
U • aenntor (Apnl 24, 7-
pm)
•''Blocks nnd Women 11 Pnhtlc,," Yvonne Brothwatte Burkf
member of the U S. House c1
Repre~cntolives. (April 26, 7 ~
p m.)
•"Mornl Vntue1 and the (t.
peraence~ of An," Hnrold lt)'lor.
profe~~or nt fhe Cuy Univer'lt) c1
New York. (April 30, 7 30 p m.)
•''Pinel nil Women •n Ht~tol) ·
verda l erner profnsor of hiUDI)
ond former co (ftrector of the
Program an Women'\ Studa(l 61 \nrnh 1 uwrencc Colleae (Mt) n,
llum)
All of the OJpnna forum ltttura
will be held an the Agnes FlllntJl•
C hnpcl and "all be mterpreted fo.1 the dc11f by freshmDn Jon Nelson
The lnternntaonul Arfnirs S)lt
po,tum wall hove the theme r1
''l"onntcl 11nd Cooperation '\mon,
the MaJor Powe" an Ett\1 A•~
Ko~a. Jnpnn. People's Rcrublic~
Chtnn. Rumn und the Unufd
~tate~." fhc ')'mpo~tu m Will takt
place rhe week of Muy 7-11
Nelson interprets Forum Series for the deaf • dent of the Wrucr', Guild of
Ameraco (Apnl 12 7 30 p m.}
•"1 o"Md u Rchg aou~ Ethtc of
ltberatmg Humnnness m a Culture
of Vtolencc." Bever I)' Harmon,
J~•ocm te profeuor of Chrasllnn
ct htc'\ n 1 U n10n Theolog1cu I
Semanttry an New Yorl Cuy (Apnl
17, 7 30 p m ) Among 1 he spenken. wtll bt
C)eontt·vln Kan, Mant41tcr of C'uhun
and lnformutton for the Repubbc
of Koreu, AlcJCundcr I lanchuk
Mtnt,tcr nnd \ov1ct C on\ul Gene111
m the Untied States, Ma'luru Op•a
cdnor and publt\hcr or the J~
Ttm~f.und Rou Ternll, Profc\\orof
CioHrnmen t at Harvard Un.venltJ
and nuthonty on the People'&
Repubhc of Ch1na Two othtr
~peaken w1ll be '>tcured und ar.­
nounced 111 .t later date os "all tile
ttme and plnce of the lecture~ I aurir t•alltf'
Ullhf l'k•MM I ot
\' t\U don'l have to h'ten to enJO)
the lnterda caphnar) forum \eric\
at I.e\\ i" and Clara.:
Or "''' ~u Jan '-'tl\on, a
frnhman Ill l C. "ho ~a' hated full
term to mterprct the tccturh anto
"'•Nn htn£UtlEC for the deaf and heur­
mg amp~ured
Student~o of the Teacher Tram­
an~ for the Deat program ~~ I (
onsanatcd the adc.t of havmp .Jn
antrr prctcr Nchon wa' htred b> the
lorum ~em~s commutee and M1ke
I ord, dar~tm ot ::\IUdent acuvnie •
liJualh two to lhc deaf pc~on!>
attend each lecture.
\\ h1le anterpreung the l«tUr().
Nel,on quot« the spcalc~ htcnalh
~becau~c the audience ha~ a htJhcr
eduC'.AIIOil and can undeutand the
\\Ofd~ I 'ISO"
~dM1n chec~~ ~ 11h the ~pe.aker~~
before each lecture to ee 1r the~ will
u,e un} unfamahar or technacal
"ord-' If a pcal.:er U'e) a techmaal
word rcpcllla\el\ ,he dt'\1\C1 :t aign
lor at ~eh,on h:n no problem keep·
an~ up \\ 1th the speaker' ••nee the
aana.agn '00or mnre \\ordsa manute.
"I aan sagn S\ fau IJI onyone cnn
talk," she ~•d .
•Tuition
•( untlnurd lrum p£. 3
zud program
Ho~ard .antd he would greatly
"clcomc tan} uggestiom from
tudcnt• on the subJect of minimal·
ang future tuatton incrca&d. Howard
s.aad he ~'115 deeply concerned Dbout
the mcrca 1ng co" of attending LC.
nc~.no"ledg1ng the high cou inhibit)
nun) studcnta from applymg here.
llowe,~r. both Howard and Sorcn·
•on waad 1 C "as cost-c:ompctitave
~uh ~(')tern chools. and com­
JMrBtt\CI) lo~c r than mu11 ea•tcrn
.chooh
l he lan~sncutl :tid program.
whu.:h urcnwn called .. the be.t
:tn)" here," will be IU~ I:lntllll)
bootled ro help olla.ct the tullaon
nk. I he L,C grann budget ~ill
•n~rta1c ro S 1,134,000 n~At yen.
.. (I he pant" budget] should
enablc rhe Fan&nc•ul Aad olfioc to
mcet thr. need ol lUI\ relurnang *' u·
dent un hnancull 111d plu~ uny tn·
comang lrcshmen ~11h need, ..
Malhn~on Yld "So long as the
tnalllut1on can meet the
demomtrttteil need ol an\ atudcnt,
no ~tudent Vitti be pru:cd out.-•
4 "lnterrrettn~ the 'ertt'\ ha'
pi\ en me.., lot of pructace. I'm on the
'Pol, I'm nnt tulktn@ for m) ~elf but
tm 'Pt':'l~tng for othe~... uid
'\eJ,on
II anvued, )he plam to interpret
1 he ~cne' 1 hi, term
\ccordang l<l Net,on. antormn·
taon tthuut the i" orum "icncs hu'
been rut 1ntu u Ponland .uea
ne" 'letter i'"'"i e:\po,ure to l C
and allo"•ns more of the deaf to
3ttend the lcc:turn
\lthou8h he hu n't declared
her major ~el,on\ gout '' 10 leach
bc(unnms bustne" \lilt' to the de<1f
at u '!>IUic cullcse Thto. ummer 'lhe
plan' Ill 1111end u 8tt!IIC Interpreter
Truinans prugram ut Roche ter In·
'titutc ol f «hnology an Ne~ Yorl
I he Pr<,atrum i-. lA practlcum on I he
Jl~)Cholog) of deafne-., and the
daalect of :sagn htnguage on the EoM
coa 1
Nel'lon il't cenified bv the
1\:ataonal Regaatl) of Interpreter~ for
the Deal "lt':s u degree in o ~en~."
she >·lid ·tt mean\ I'm qualified and
I C'3n do a aood JOb ..
Nel\on, who 1 the duughtcr of
deaf parent , 11 a "nall\e ~•sner. It
"a• like li\ang an :a bahn~u<~llamil) . I
learned Mgn h h u !lecond lnngunf!e. I
learned Engla$h trom my arand-
I -parent' and neighbor\ the T\ and
the r,tdto ..
\hhoush ~ef,on', mother 1
le)!ulh de>1f 'he " 'en~lltvc to <~ound
Jnd can 'real Her ruther who I\
no" a printer to,t h" hcnrane .u "'
month~ due to 'ptnal mentn~titi\ . He
ilttended o.1n oral \Chool unul ht'l
e.trl) teen!> when ht entered J 'lthool
for the deaf. "Thang .. got better for
ham then" 'iltd Nehon ''Before that
he hud no wuy or really com
munacallnfl
"There 1!1 a need to comtnne the
I WO ~chooh of I hough( (Oral ed UCU•
1100 and !ign language 1 I've \c:en
many '\uc~sfu l oral fn•lurcs' thnt
1\, people who ho vc been tuught to
hpread and 'lpcuk but who can't
runcuon orally They cun functaon
wnh s1gn
~1 (~I I've been really lucky nnd
prtvlleged.' ~he said "I've grown up
tn .) "hole different 5lluauon \O 11
m.ak~ me f~l umque und thnt
muke.\ me f~l good
• ·t love hfe \O much I'd wunt to
11\c no matter what phy!laca.l conda·
lion I wn.., an l do than!.: t hot I vulue
m} 'en)t:) more btc:au~e of m~
backsround " • •" Amencun Pohtacs. Post and
LETS HER FINGERS 00 THE TALKIN'
While Interpreting the lectures, Nelson quotes the speakers litera ti~
"because the audience has a higher education and can understand the words I sign."
Sorenson talks on tuition hike
R11ina tumon costs were the reason or De~tn of Student& Old
Sorenson's address to the studentaenate Monday The first senate scuaonol
thll term wu wadcly pubhctzcd 1n the hopeaatudcnts would be m attendlocr.
Sorensnn talked nbout the financtalauuataon of Lewu and Clark listed
increasn tn particular areu wbJcl\ nee«sitatc the rise tn tuttion fees.
The mcrca.ses arc u followa·
•$65.000 to heat, liaht and clean the Olin Sctcnce Build ana The buildlll
waa built wuh Jlft money, &JVen espcctally for that purpose Howcwr.
operauve upcnses must be paad by the achool
• A $70,000 mcrea.se to go to nex.t year'a overseas program Accordiqt o
Soreruon. thu fiaure '' probably underestimated .
•There will be o seven percent Increase an aalary and waacs to aJ
employees at LC Those faculty aod admlnistrattve mcmbera who wen
reVIewed this year and "deemed mcrltoriow .. w1ll rccetve o Jaraer mcrcalt
• Fanuncaol aid will be tnc:reosed by S 190,000 from the achool IDII
$270,000 from the fcder1.1J government . Accordlna to Soreruon, J' percentol
l C students arc on linanc•al aid. "The financlal aid recip1ent mijht weU filld
1 ewas and Clark lras expcru1ve than other sehoola," nad Sorenaon .
• Development proarams to increase S35,000
•Muatc deportmenti.S scheduled to rtce1ve almost $30,000 more to piJ
.. aubatunually underpaid" pan·t•me inatructol'l .
•Sorel\lon also listed many .. small anflottonary costs," the laraett ol
these bclns an mcrcaae of $21,000 to the admlutons budact to covu
mc:rcas~d trove( e"pcnsa
N IKE ( .,,,,., """" "'"' Pert of the tultton Increase funds will be used to help heat, light Accordma to Sorenson , tuiuon will continue to me because LC •
compettnj wnh other colleges However. stud Soren•on ... In r. .. e yc:an,"'
w1ll then be able to concentrate (solely] on quahty, rather chan makill mone)," and clean the Olin Science Building Money will also go to
Fmancfal Atd, Development , Overseas , and Music programs
-1 ttllt Dttrf1 Albums, bee
I ....
Givea,
OtiC /C'Ijtff
<" lilt ru1nffl I Ill
1 h" yenr'' ~I
1111 only a chance
ror rnrtn\'. 0 chunc~
lor the M usculnr 0
a.thon to be held A
I he Da n~;c:·o·
II\.1R) o nnuul pro a
b) the Mu,culnr Oy
uon to 'upport ~
111,nl ol mwculur
ca\t~
The campu!\ ~
)tar\ Pnncc-o-thor
and !'ola \hson vi
Lewis 2
to stud
llnnt ltlnde
oi lhr rinnut I Olt
~permop h1lu,
hnn'l daed-Lake
coelncnnt h. which r1
lndtnn Ocean
photographers,
WuhtnJ.tto m has rell
I) t\.llnCI hc:nd In 0
Count} after 43 ycu
Srermophahu
\nown ~~~ seten•
Wuhangton ground
1u~ct ol u Nt~ttonol ~
taon )tudy to be pel
blolott) 'tudent~ a)
from 1 twas and Cll'l
Jonct Kjelmyr,
Jamu: Mcivor and
c.tch o( whom has •
m baolog) field wor~
on the prOJect
students, Molly Mo
Shtshado, gradual~
1978
Rett1rn I
llu Croenlnc
Of lbt PIOitn'f l.o1
Nobody told U!
•ere too llltc
Nobody told Ul
bbcled the generaud
auasm and dasco n
bteracy and apathy
and nuke--fear
Sure, we wet
adtah,tac, but we werl
fifth and •uxth arne
know better We l
brother.. and Slsttn
Estnbhshment move
JUOIOr·h•gh student
country grow up to
are ttll tryang )
But the age o( ICJ
haar and Haight-Ashl
the hagh school grndl
1976.
Lct't leave the
Seventies and rc:tum I
Aod )!XIh grndes lt'j
"hen you do at nghl
Forman, dtrc:ctor of 1
muStcnl, HOfr, help
In )967, Hair,
Broadway show
I
ACAMI
Friday,Satl
April 6, 7,
8 p.m
Sunday Ms
AprilS -~
lincoln Hall AL
1620 sw f
$3.50 Regt
$2.50 Stude~
--------Pttmttr l.ng, April 5. vents
McCarthy , r01111tl
(Apnl 14. 7}l
nd Women 11
Brathwoue Burkt
US. Houac c1
(April 26, 1 »
ue~ nnd the Et.
," Hurold Tt)lot
City Unlverslt) o1
I 30. 7:30 p m)
)men 10 HISIOI') ·
·ofe'l•or of hnton
-dtre~tor or 1h
'men'\ Studlh ,1
Colleae ( Mt) ll,
ang forum l«turu
: <\gne~ Flana11,
;>e mterpretcd fOt
111n Jon Nel,on
onol Afra1n Syrr
e the theme o1
:>penmon Amona
"' 1n Eust At ..
>pic'~ Rcpubhc c~
&nd the Unltfd
posiUm will t•kt
May 7-11
spcakcn will be
m1,ter of Cuhut'f
for the RepubllC
lder I Zinchut
11 Con,ul Central
s, Ma~aru Op•a
ltr of the Japr.~
rrill, Profenoret
trvnrd Uno\cnu,
n the Peoplt•
no Two othn
Jec:urcd nnd ar,.
date n\ w1U tbc
he lecture\
kers lltertllt
understand
~hike
Students Old
cnate seuJond
tan aucndancr
and Clark lilted
tion fees.
The bulldll$
osc Howcwr.
Accordilllto
~ waaes to ..
!lers who wen
raer incrcaa
e school aad
• JS pel'tfntol
ight well fiad
· more 10 pe1
he larJtll ol
to covet
yean. Wf
than makill A}Qwns, beer, T ~hirts .....
, Giveaways to hi ce-a-thon
our /rltttr
(lllhr l'lnllrtl I Ill
1 h1• ycur'1 Spnna break WR\
"01 onh u chunce to recharge, but
r11r mnnv. u chnncc to !lUper -charae
tor the Mu~culur l>yatrophy Dnnc.c­
,thon lo be held Apnl 7th und 8th
I he On nee IH hon Ill one or
rn.tnY .tnnunl prosmma •ponaored
. b\ the: Mu,culnr l>y•trophy Anoctu­
u~n to 'upport rc,carch und treat
rncnt of muscular dy,trophlc d"
(J\(~
1 hl· c<~mpu' sponsor .. lor th1r.
)fir's Dunce a thon nrc K 1 C. Rnd1o
1nd ~uln Alison <J1Ihnm 1\ pro(lram coord1nntor with fte1di Hen at
public1ty coordtnatot
~he 20·hour dance wall ~810 4
p.m In ~tumm D1n10g Room 1 he
event 1' open to the pubhl with 11 $1
contrthUtlon Mua1c Will~ prov1ded
by local aroup "Vegnt"
rhroughout the 20 houn. cun
ntstert dcs1goed by each couple w1ll
be at the entrance to ~ohc11 dollar
contnbuhon• lrom those not dan
ems throughout the Dl{lht
Followtng "Vega\" will be
KG W R>1d1o·, J1m lJonovuo who
WI If hO~I rour hou"' of mUSIC fnclud
ed 10 Donovan\ proirum w111 ~ .a
dnncx contest, complete wnh T thtrta. rsnd album gJvc:awaya The
nc:~t SIX hourt wall be mU'llC provided
by K I C'"a d1sco umt hnaJly
M1111," Will donate Ill time until the
dance end• at 12 noon Sunday
Student• Jtuon Mitchell and Kent
Rob1nson will alternate u emcxc:t
throuahout the lO houra
F.ntenamme nt w1ll ~ provided
lor the dancers dunng the1r 10
mmute per hour breaks In the woy or
tomedmn~ and mo&JCIUns A human
pyramid c:onte•t eans11t111g of nval
dormatonet will ~ coradueted lll
K 50 p m. Saturday wtth the w1nncra
earn10a 8 keg of beer •
Lewis and Clark students to receive $13,086
to study ground squirrels in Eastern Oregon
1 tnnr Hinde
or 1hr I'ICinr«~ t oa
~pcrrnoph1lua Washingtom
hJsn't d1ed L1ke the armarcd
(oclncnnt h. which reappeared 10 the
lndHlO Ocean recently ror
photographer~ . Spermoph1lus
Wash1ngtona hns reared 1t~ reported­
f) cxunct hend an Oretton':. Morrow
County after 4 3 yentl
\pcrrnophihu' Wushmgtont ,
known ltlls sclenufically ,.._ the
Wuh10gton ground •qu1rrel, 1& the
tJrgct of u Nu11onol C)c1encc 1-oundo
uon tudy to be performe d by four
baolov\ \tudenh and two ulumm
from I twa\ and C lurk
Junct KJtlmyr. Geoff vuepel.
Jam1c Mcivor and 1 c1f Carloson
each of whom ha" u 'lpccml mtcre'it
'" baolog) field work elected to wor~
on the proJect Another two
students, Molly Morton and Nolun
Sh11hado, grnduated from LC m
1978 l he Nuttonol Sc1cnce Foundo
tlon I' 0 governmental r undtng ugen·
C)' specifict~JI) dtsJgned for ,CICntlfiC
rellenrch Ita U!le 1& spcdficulfy for
college students who must 1nuanle
and carry out the proposed proJect
The students must nlso sho~ u per­
!onul concxrn or speCific need for the
proJect
or the m~. Carlson Ill the \IU
dent proJect dJrector Wuh the help
of other), Cnrl\on wrote the
proposnl wh1ch WIU 'lent to the
foundnuon'c. \tudent Orgum1aed
..,tud1t\ Program 1 he propo!al 10
eluded everythlni from the budget
needed to the ttme '\Chcdu!e they
would ~ folio"' 1na
The group asked for an $18,140
budget, but n:ce1vcd S 13,086. Group
mem~n. sotd 11 was not easy to hove
lhe proJect nccxptcd
"lt 1s very competitiVe, .. Btoloi}
professor Steve Seavy sa1d "It's
qutle to theJr credit thnt they got occxpted By no mearu 11 1t
automntl< : "
Swvey lead a biology cnp to
Cottn Ru:u hut year and among the
24-mcmber group werr the silt
~qu1rrel watchers
The purpose or the program "
to lind out if the speCies, Sper·
moph1lu5 Washsngtom, 11 bec:omms
eMmet, and 1f so. to find a wny to
stop them (rom ~c:omang an cn­
dnngcred Species The &fOUp WIIJ be
looktn!lanto such thm~ .u 1ncrea\ed
populatton agncultural advance·
ment 10 that area, and human ne­
ll VI l1 e:~.. BENEFIT ENDURANCE EST nn. H'11t
Proceeds from a 2G-hour Dance-a-thon In Stamm Dining Room this
weekend will support research end treatment of muscular-<Systrophlc
diseases
The project w1ll last unt1l m1d· I ''• <.r~nlnc
Of tilt Ptc.n~"' I 01
June when the \ludents \~.Ill retum to Our Town, Thornton Wtlder·,
l C and report on the data they Puhuer Pri1e-"'innina play .. tsabouc
guthered When the repon IJ fim.sh-an ord&nary town wuh ordcnary
ed, (ari!OO Will leave for to~ns~ople who iO about thelt
Wu&hmgt on 0 C for a ,peclol ordanary hve,,
National ~c1en cc: Foundation The only unordtnary th&ng
meeung where he Will present the about Jacqueline Wilhs's dtr«tion
prOJCCt e or thiS tleep) ploy IS the cntltng of Pleasantly enough, the)' are moscly
due to the tC part of the aut
Wayne Paulus plaYJ Srmon
StJmton, the town cJrunk and choir­
mailer whoJe alcoholic amblina and
rambtins ts credible and parnful.
Rich Recker pii)"S Georae Gibbs. the
romantic lead, with a calm
boyishnt$s and S\\ttt·natured
nai~ett
tvan Dooley and Teresa Nlp­
polt portroy the Man and l..ady in
I
Returr1 to love beads and hippies with 'Hair' several l ew1s und (.lark students
and one faculty member u some or
the otherw1se ordinary anhabttanta
of (,roven Corner•. New
Hampsh1re the aud1cncx and, as most of the LC
actors, were the only ones you didn't
have to strain your CAt"' to hear.
llu C.rotnlnc
Of I~ l'lonur I o,
Nobody told us back an 1968 we
nrc too late
Nobody told utt we: would be
labeled the gcncrnuon of "new" nur·
amsm ond d1t~~co mentahty or ll·
bcemcy nnd upathy ond to till-TV
1nd nukc:-feor
Sure. we were nn1ve and
odcali511C, but we "'ere 1n the fourth.
firth and ,ll\th grades and d1dn't
lnow ~uer We wntchcd older
brotheN und susten JOIO the anu
Establishment movement and saw
JUntor h1gh students ucron the
counll) grow up to be luppies (some
are uill trymg.)
But the nge of love beads, long
ha1r and Htught·Ashbury p411sed by
rhe h1gh school grndunting c:lus of
1976.
Let's leave the Embarused
SeventieS and retum to fourth, fifth
and sutth grades It's ktod of nacc
when you do it nght wh1ch Milos
Forman, d1n:~or of the new movte
mus1cnl, Hatr, helps us to do
In 1967, 1/o~r , wu an off-
BroAdway show c:pllomtllng
I
A CAMERA
Friday, Saturday
April 6, 7, 13. 14
8 p.m.
Sunday Matinee
April 8 -3 p.m.
Lincoln Hall Auditorium
1620 SW Park
$3.50 Regular
$2.50 Students &
Senior Citl~er1s youthful rebelhon wcrh snappy songs
and outrugeiOU!> costumes T odny 11
1, o celluhod page tn hiStory wuh
fantastiC: choreogro phy by Twyla
Tharp. ~It-bunting vocala. und a
hke:tble, attruchve al5t of rclat1vely
unknown face;)
The plot mvolvcs Claude (John
Savage), a young draftee from the
Oklahoma st1ch who come$ to
Manhattan\ Central Parl for one
last wtld weekend He teams up wuh
a band of good-natured , witty and
bellevnble happte:; who lead Claude
through l SO tnp!, rncaalmequuht)
leuon• and anu-war protest!>.
Cl11ude, of course. folia 10 love
wttb an herreu-on-honcback
(Beverly d' Angelo) and the funniellt
scene comes when the htpptes crash
rhe debu1ante's comins-out puny as
Berger, the lead htpplc, (played b)'
Treat Wilhams) dnnces down the
dimng table a•na1ng •J•m Ahvc" length) dialogue or unsym·
pathellc characle" can k11l musfc:al•
wuh the best mus1c and Iynes, but
the popular songs 1n Hatr arc •o
strong and so fresh that comb10ed
w1th the actmg o.nd \tory they make
the whole film well·plnced and con­
\15lent
The best parts of the film an: the
sona-and~ltnce number\, maktng
one only wuh they were longer U the
lyno by Ragm and Rado have
become 1rrele\ant, you cenatnly
wouldn't kno~ 11 by the way thefre
pc:rtormed ''"' ~~ hown especially in
" \quanu5" and .. H~tr ..
1 hout~h 11 may be too late for
U), at least we can $hed our Peps1
generohon vuluC) for ll few delightful
hour~ and ao back to what we
imatoned the 1 over generation to be
Hair 1s playmg at the Foll.
Theater downtown Call for ume'
nnd pnce •
Wfire your friends up on the CXH nert
We are Burlingame Chevron and we would like to
thank you at Lewis and Clark for your continued
patronage .
And to show it We offer you at L & C continuing
100/o Discounts on mechanical work-Parts &
Labor. We also have free pick-up and delivery
service.
CHEVRON
Our Way of saying ~Thanks"
8605 Terwilliger Blvd.
Comer of Terwilliger & Taylors Ferry Buc the Inescapable or­
d10annes• of Our Town IJ ju11
enoush to make one wonder if the
r. ... e dollan paid to att 11 11
wonh"' hlle
F1r Acm Theatre prornsor
Richard Willis pia~ the \tugc
Manager who acts as narrator,
dC$cribing wuh a dttp and dianified
resonance what the e ~ople tn this
•mall 'lew Ensland to\1. n an: en·
c:ounterina. The problem is that for
llll of hi moundina namui ... e, one
act• the impr~tion not onl) i1 he
bored wnh the town but he'~ rather
un:d of the pia)' tllCtf, \Ctting a
monotonous tone Cor the te3t o( the
CUll
1 hen: are a few admarable
ouempt~ to become e"CJtcd tn tht~ Sam Shick pia )'I ~am Cra1aand
a BuebaJI Player. providinathe only
believably motiVIIted ~animation
when he and another bAseball pal,
played by L1wrencc Ne~ell, hoot
and holler good-naturedh 11 Gcorae
Gabb'l on hia ~cdd1ng day. Kathie
"'ammons, a student from che
Oregon Ep1 copal School, also add·
ed a touch of youthful v1tahty u
Rebecc:&, Georac G1bbs' punk sister
whose c:~tCitement . we: wuh, had been
infectious.
Our Tcn~n is a fine btctlf)
p1e~o.e . As an actu.l dramattc pen or·
mancc, it desperately needs more
cnerg) or the pia) comes of( u dead
a~ the decc:ued in the Gro\cf$ Cor­
ners' cemetery.
Our TOKtt wall run throuah
Ma) 26 at Wil11mctte Center
Theatre for llcket ahfonnatio n, c:all
2lb-S611 •
EUROPE AND BEYOND! deta.U. adventure to adventure.
TraveUng the open road. CaU or write for our free fuU-
Freestyle.. There's something color brochure.
about U that means the best ------------------
e~riences you'U ever have, I OYal S.Dd aae 'IINiwlnlonuttoe I
That's the kind of vacation 1 about A.dveotureWodd 791 1
we're offering you. l I
Take a modem coach, add : I
young people from all over the I I
world, and hit the road. I I
And you have over thirty 1 1
options of which road to hit I NanM I
the glamour dties and colorful I Aclcb••• :
villages of the real Europe. the 1 I
Grwk Islands, Scandinavia, I
Russia, the Middle East. Africa TeJ..,t.oa. I
lndia ... dty to dty, detaU to School I _____________ ! __________________ !
•
Ptunrrr 1-<IR, Awl/ J. /979 5 -O~inion ---------------------------==
o needs depression?
W '' TE R I ER M IQ79 "'ill "llhout 11 doubt go down "' onC'
olthe "ON tn Lc"'"·lnd ('lor~ htstnl) ~ormoll\ o difficult term. the
trt'" c: .. of 1h1~ ont' \t,crc made e\en more .&cute b' a c upphn~ ate ·(lorm, t ho't'
"' udentll who ,~ere unable t\\ ~o home or to the home or o1 fm.nd were
condC'mncd to (fffiC' lhetr till\ oN an po"erle"\ , acc-eoatcd dornl\
rhe \UO WlhnJ..._the onl~ th10g echp\ed ha~t term 1 he \fHnh Of the
~tudcnt' "ere :also llbhtcrated Sc\-entl 'tudent~ ju~t pulled up und lch for
l.'o1\CI Othcn "ound up an ho,patal mental ward,, 11nd more than a ll'w
allemptcd 'uaetdc The I.C' Coun~elhng enter wa~ O\crloudcd .,.,1th
dcprc-1•ed tudcnt., \ mea~lt"> cpadcmtc dtdn't heir much, cuhcr Mo~t
s&udcnt' probabl~ \H~h the) could ha\'c gone into habc~nn!aon ..
Wlule one ,, ~nernll) hc,itant to declare the ~gtnntn~ of ~pnng tn
Oregon, )pnnF term at tht~ college prom1'c' to bnngll beuer utmo-.pherc to
the c~mpu~ \tudent ~ reccl\ed a "cll-<le"en ·cd breather over the br-e11k and
man) "en Jh'ched up for pring tcnn b) acqumn~ carl) 'untant' C\tud.c_nh
arc puttang :l\\11\ h<-a' · "cater. and c~•~. brC'al.anJI out beacb toweh othn~t
hangn on $Unsia~e~. and clcanan£ the cob"cb\ from tenn" racKch T ho\t'
occ:a\lonall sJamp'c" of the sun arc gradualh bccomtng more frequent and
warmer, and ,omeone recenth· reported th:tt Mt. Hood l\ ~till there.
In spransumc ,than~JWI ~eem togo much better ((\co the I rnaiBhtten.
arc "1nnang) But gclttnf! off to a good 'turt "crucanl \tudent'i 'hould tnt..c
cvcfl opportunal\ to get out,tdl' and be acuvt durang good \~<Cather
Ph"'ictan) ttnd P'ychologut\ are current!) cxamanang evade nee . \\ hach
'UU~I'I that n:Jular C:\erci .. e or !lOme (orm, h~C' rucquetbnll , Wlmmang . or
runnmg, ma)' ;umulatc the productaon o( bod) chcmacal~ t hot act verv much
likr anti-depn:o;~ant drugs
PcrMp<i \Omt'da\ the COUn.\elang Centc:or wall pre cnbe u good g.amc or
racquet ball or dcprc~'ed !tudent Bur an 1 he mcantamc let's see \'our f mbcc:'
n~. •
ill 'I 'hree-•
e industry?
Haf't} \\ .,,uman
f•arifK 'r• • """ 11 r ao\one ehc I ~nc~ heard a "ord •
ubout 11 untal sc\en ycnr' Inter, with And there have been other :Or.
Ro)ahc Benet, Dr Martha Druke,
Dr Helc:on Caldttoll , all \\ tth the
-..Jmt ba\lc "11rnang '\nd all recet\·
ang the ,,Jme ba,tc rc\pon'c ­
nd1cu1t from the andU\lr) lo" of
JOb~. \Uppr~)ion Of \IUII\IIC:\ h .,.,n,n t really unul Ma'r 19"'17
\\hen 2 000 membe" o( the
Cl.am,hell ·\llaunc:c marched onto a
nuc:lcar '"c at \eabrook . 'w If , that
utomac energ) b«ume an ~~~uc wtdc
I) deb<ttcd b) mnan~trcum Amcnca
At that. 11 took that rather bu.arrc:
~pt'ct.ac.lc of '\c" Hampsharc vo"
Mc:ldnm 1 homp'lon loclung I ,400
dernon~traton an the nntaonal auord
urmones before: atomtc: energy
became u rru/1)• hot topic 1 he btggcst 'IUCh confrnntatto::
ma) comt thl\ ,ummer at the 999
percent completed D10blo Con)o~
plunt ut S.tn Lua\ Oba po. Cahf Tbt
S I 4 btlhon rene lor complell u
awunang a green hght from tht
:>..luclenr Regulatory Comma~ston,
"hach could come a~ early ll\ Ma)
But at t<~ warhing three mtlc, or •
maJOr earthquake fnult, and local
opponent!. have vowed lo u~c:o mau
ctvil dasobedtence to keep 11 ~hut R OIOACTI\ '£ STEAM pour·
an~ out or the Three Mtlc
bland nuclear power plant ncar
Hamshurg. l'cnn • ha\ drhcn home
the ultamote question about atomtc
ener8)-an we afCord to keep these
p~nh operaunr ?
There art' no" 70 acu-.c nuclcnr
po"cr plant . tn the United State'\
~•th 90 under com•truc:tton an
O\ ern II aH•rat>e of more than three
lor C\ cr, ~tare •n the umon. "early
every maJor American cty j, wtthin
50 mtiQ ol at leat~t one Chicago •~
nnged "ath them, a~ h. to a le"er
C'\tent, Ne"' York Cit)
Do the: mh ol another T hrce
Male I land out"eiah the 5taucrang
capital and cncrg) costs ol dumantl·
ang tht$ mammoth nuclear program''
Corutder the follow1n{! .
•In 1957 a maJOr acc:adent oc­
curred at the WindJatle reactor an
cnsland Maui\C radiatJon
lcal&£1:5 lorced the conrhcauon ol
co"' and sheep ·Jor many squnrc
mal~ . l'housand& or gallons of con­
laminated milk ~ere dumped tnlo
the lmh Sea 3od abnormal radt3•
tton lc\el ~ere recorded as t3r awa\
as I ondun, 300 mala da,tant •
•In 19()6, the FcrmJI rc:&tctor tn
Monroe:, Mtch., suHercd a partwl
mcltdo~ n fhc plant had been
hmerl) oppo.scd by the lJnited Auto
Y-orker,., wh1ch tuolut. ca.c all the
WU) to the U.S Supreme Coun. but
wa• otherwise a m\! ten to most • •
r~tdcnt J ol the tale On October 5
ttf th:u \car, the plant tlt~tcneed
an emer cnc:\ shutdov. n thut forced
111 opcrnhlfli to consider the
pouabaht.) ol C\'Dcunting Detroit
•In I 975, a mliJOr cat3strophe
ocxurrcd :u 1 he Bro" n!t Ferr), Ala.,
nuclear pill nt. fhc accadcnt bcl!an
when o workman. in•pccung .wmc
wann£ wuh o candle, tgnitcd a SIOO
mallton ft~ that threbtencd a
hohialult e\cn worr.c th:sn "hat's
nu" happcnms in Penne.yhama.
•l.lul )car, unothcr major acca­
dent occurred at lhe Duane rnold
reactur In lo~-. . And there ha\ic been
uthcre. :tt the Sl.-I reactor in Idaho
where three men were ~•lied, "' two
.ep;uutt' cxpcrimentul reacwr' in
Canada; and :tt :a nuclear dump tn
the !\o"ict Union .,.,here andtcarioru
urc )trong that an area Ill 70 square
md~ Wils obliu:ratcd.
None of thbc :u:caden~s made
hcadhnc, In fact, I waa :tn editor of
a dlltl) OC'Wipaper and a UPI ~:or­
respondent in Ann Arbor 40 miles
(rom the Fcrmil pt.nt when the 1966
acc:adcnt occurrc:od. But neJthcr J nor
6 • the publicataon ol John G Fuller''
book. U c-A lmmt l..mt lh'trou.
1 hrough 11 .all, the nuclcur an·
dU\If\ ha1 repeated!) :l\\Urcd the
publtc that the planh arc ~oa(c . But
for more than u decudc, · omc oil he
"Mid\ lending docto~ and '>Cten·
11\h ha'-c hccn war nmg .about the
d.tnpen ol nuclear cneqt)' t>r John
volman to-di .. co\eter or urnnaum
2.3) llOtope and a polrttc:apant an the
Manhattan flrOJect thut de"eloped'
the <~lonllc: bomb, predicted fi\ie
~C'U~ dlfO that oormoJ opcro~ti on o(
Amerac:an nuclcitr reactor.. even
~ithuu c o muJor ucc:tdent could
cnu~ 'omc JO,OOO uddlltonul de at h1
c:ac:h \'C'.If frum tilo~r .lcukcmao and
htnh detect'
Or l.rnrst ~ter nglau of the
I navc:nuty ol PlttibUrflh hoa
repc.atedly publaahcd findanp that
r~sadents of the :area ncar the hip·
ptng port reactor clo,e to Puuhurgh
ha"c •uflcred lrom abnormal ~a~nc:er
mtca. Dr. 1 homos Mancu1o. also of
the IJni'-cnll)' Of Pntaburah. hu'
found that nuclear workers aiJo
auffcr abnormal cancer ratca. Mnncuso\ 'iiUd\ or Hunford
lor u fcderul agenq wu' \Uporc:~\ed
<iolmon was en,ed out of h1' JOb Ill
Lawrence t avrrmore Laborutonc: ..
Edlto~ ; Dutch Mandai
Bualneu Men1ger John ')coli
Managing Editor Hone Holzn11ga 1 N••• !:dilor: Lealie Dowoy
Copr Editor-Cynthlll Owone
Spottt Edllor Anile Markt
Opinion Editor Jell Pltret
Photography Editor. Tina Welle
Art Director Mlko McKentlt
Compoalllon Maneger Sharteno Kamoto
Adwertlllng Maneger; Steve Fendrlch
Circulation Man•r. Lynne Hinde W flY 010 I r take people get·
ttng nrrc~tcd c:n m11s'e to
grub attention for thi11 tllsue? Had
Tltt Chma S~·ntlronu not been
rcle.a~td th" month, would the
network' he provadtn$ ~ubstJntaal
cmcrugc to the Three Male hlnnd
ac:cadent 'J
I hrough 11 oil there rem3m'
one o'crradmg quc)flon Ho" mon)
mort 1 hrc:e Male J..l .. nd~ wall II take:
before the nuclear tndustry as
lopped'
For month\ now., the pre~~ htr.
been proclrumtng_ the premature
death ol the nudear andustry Soar
tng con~trucuon costs, uncc:rtaan
fuel 'uppl~. 'lumpang clectri~l de·
mnnd and n~ang pohucal opposition
huvc dampene d the cltmate lor
nuc:leor construction More thnn 100
re.tctor' were ordered by Americun
utilttac~ an the early 1970s, lcs~ thon
10 hove been udded '>lnc:e 1976, w11h
many of the others cancelled or
po,.poncd
r oday thc:o antt-nuclear move­
ment ho) lurgel) concentrated on
plnnh under constructton, \Uch il)
\cabrook r or Pebble Spnn~J
I here havC' been some nuemph to
clo\c down opernung rencton, C5·
pccanlh al I roJun Oregon and the
notonou~ \ermont Yankee plant at
\croon. Vermont whach The-Wall
!ltrrn JutJrnol dubbed n "nuclear
lemon ..
Pioneer Log -The 70 reactors now opcrabltta
the U nated Stutc!l represent Iii(
vungu~ard of 11 tralhon dollar an\'nl·
mc:nt l hev •wpplv roughly 10 rn·
cent or the nntaon's electri cll~ aDd
carry the hope\ of more thnn JS
ycur.. of conc:cntrdlcd 'ICIC:nllfic 1nd
andu-.tnul dc,eloprncnt
Undoubtedly the andu<tl\'
could count on the furor \Urroun·
dang ln<~t week'' ucc1dent to dlt
do"n und for the Weight of tht
Cinancanl .and technolog~cal tn\'CSI•
mcnt '"' olvcd to coun tcrb~alana
tht\ wceL.', cmotaon
But they wtll have to foet IM
ruet thut u $900 malhon mvestmenut
Three Mtlc l'llund by Pcnnsylvanu
utaltty mte pa)'er.. hu~ pro'td
de'ltrucllvc:, und for the ftrllttametn
Amencan hunory, pregnnm women
ond \Chool children hove b«n
evucuuted from Amcncan 'SOtlln Ilk
face ol a rudtonctave threat •
,( lunR·IImt antt·nudror «'
11\'l.tt, 1/orvr) U unrrmun haJ
"'""•''' for the' Boston (Jiobe, Tlw
Notton, tbr Pro .. rell•avc unci Poct(lf
Vc-k ' 'lc-n·1a A rollrrttcm of hu
urllr/r r on nurlrar fnf'rR.I' will lot
puhluhrtl thH fall unclrr rht wit
Fners> War Rcporr.. rrom the
From. ht /..u11 rt'nu• IIIII
--
Sport~: Sha""n Bull, Streh Burna
Mlllllll Hellorvlk. Lit Walklt
l!ntert.alnmtnt~ Ll~a Groening
Opinion. David f Ludwig, Stove
Hayward. SAndy Morrlaon Adwleo,. Richard Hoyt
Spiritual guidance Merlo Androtll
Olllolot publloouon ot tho Aaaoclaltd
Studonll of t.owla nnd Clark, 0616 SW
Pal111lno Hill Ao11d. Portland, Oregon
G7219 Prtntod weekly by lhe Stllwood
BH Socon<l clau postagt paid 11
Portland. Oregon Annual eubsc:rlpllon
rate S-4 50. $I 50 per term for U S aubo
ICrlbtl,.. I
Publlc:k O"urencea. Denlae Aollln
Phot09raph~ Tod Oalnet. Tom Gre.r
John Joaoph,lllll Kyle, Datroll RostnJm,
~r1hur Ven Uchtlen
Production Magi Boono Belay CO<Iy,
Kim Conyngham. EHuboth Hallin Ctndy
Hilla. Ell1n Mallhew, Mike Mlllluccl Scott
Wolff
Compoalllon Cindy Bryant. Janie Ctartl,
Ell.tabtth Hollin Dana Plautz. Donoat
Roga,. Wrttera: Nena Baker, C•ndy Bryant,
Ttladz""' Chtbtnguze , Tom Qr .. r,
Ellrabeth Hallin, Mike Mllllucc1, Lauto
Patt•t. lotf Putman Paul VOOtl Scott
Wolll ActYertf1lno Mike Mtlllucct Vlt'NI upruMd aro thoae of tht
'Ntltt,.. and do not n.ctllarHy relltctlhe
vrewa ot rtle atudont bO<Iy. tho feculty or
the college admlnlelretlon UnelgnOd
tdltortela are 1ugge11td and epprovtd by
the odltora enCI rNnage,. of thl1
newapap4u and reflect the maJority opl·
nlon or tholt olllce,. Artleta K1thy Soter, Wtndy Wallin
Ptonu' l,os, April J. 1919 1 thtnA that I sit
.f 1/gn en low•l••
Ptrhops.
t,11/rn thf' stgn J
1 1holl ntv~r Jt'f'
The Lewis and
~1 ~~ten turned an to ~
liiJII b~ the meu n' of
J)n( larl(e, sore-thut
1 from the beau
11, dc"gncd to be
rhc ongtnnl 1
adequnle 11:
tildcnt .and vasttol
t)WO\ for r-eplucane
fhc low co,t to I
JP ~·sns doc\ not out
t;pt~ran ce or the 11
pchm. The I
uld aclnowlcdge I
ft!(lo\ing the,e evuo
UJ the campu\ to ~
llt mall di
April 4 to J I is Na
-cnt Week II as
• • OCIIVttu
11.ard raismg owtHI
~lilt or South Afncnn
t!ulr South African
-!bon completely d
rtistcnce of 22 mtllionJ
slhrough the Sy$tcm
• Kpar.ttc dcvc:lopm
"li"(mon occurs
.<\parthctd hM c
-to pcrhap, the
I.ITOCIOU~ control apJ
.odtnn of"uparthead
dorced c:c:onomac ,
~ttc- .11 dt'lcnlrnnch
UnCJn'> It ts 1ntcndcc
!Itt lor the mer-eo sed
•n the lnbor £<
.~ch left unco01 rolled
~II} Jeopardize wh
mtnnncc:."
There arc live bus
n 1nn1
rmntecs that only
.:rb.ln orca .. urc tho~e e~
l=n~m) Jt IS UJSO n(
tMtrol be c~ened over
llllciK~ tn the urban tndl
~~ control i~ partU
arough 2) bans on
~:~on~ Tht' ullow'l g
l'ltr the e'plououon
rorkm, along with Inti
Jfb1Urc\ from the no1
All) of the worl.. force
c:tnt 10 forc:tgn corport
)) fhc .. colour bar
~uan contrnct stapul
c~M,
TGUGH ~
&ASHEP
PITIFUL Li
THEIR HELl
BEFgR£ Tl
E'#EN GEl Fuw. G~
A WJU
" ..... ..
... HH#fll#~ • #H ch confron tAII~
nmer ut the 99 t
Oao blo Can)on
baspo, Cahf Tbt
or complu u
hght from the
)' Commau1on.
lls early n' Ma)
hrcc mile\ of I
fault, and local
"'cd to we I1WI
> keep II \hut
now operubletn
represent tht
)n dollnr amC11·
roughly 10 per·
I elcctnuty aDd
more than U
:d ~cienufic arxl
lent
the andu,try
( uror 'IUrroun­
,CX:tdent to dar
weaght of the
plogac:ul tn\'t\1·
countcrbalana
ave to (nee tht
n anvcsunent~l
Pcnn s)'lVIlll~
hu\ pro\cd
he hnt umt' lA
·egnant WOII\(O
n have beta
ricnn 'ioil an the
threat •
li·nurlt•ar ar-
1 urman haJ
1n Globe, The
ve and Panfi•
Iutton o/ hu
nrrR l' will bt
da thr wit
I\ (rom lht
Ill
ndrelll
'1100111td
~ oeu; sw
~·Oregon
o Sellwood
Plld II
btc:rfpllotl
r US &UI)o
se ol the
relllctlhl
laauiiY 01
iiP~u·ov•ld by
IIlii
j, /919 To the Editor
New signs suck!
1 rllmk that I rha/1 flt\1111 ru
·I .u.~n "' lo\'t~l:. as a trttr
Ptrhaps,
L nit n tht' JfXII thould fall
1 tha/1 nt'W'r !1'1' o trt't' ot oil
The I ew11 nnd Clark campu~
11~~een turned tnto n tour11t ;Utrnc·
1 ~~~ the mean\ Of dtrcCIIVe lllltn'l
J~e large. ~ore thumb. mctal••sns
~ttrJCI from the bc:uuuful campu' tt
fll dC\I!(ntd IO be
1 he original wooden "'in'
,011dcd adcquntc anformat1on for
,.Jcnt\ and Vt5Uors, I sec no
oDO\ lor repluctn, them
1 he low co'lt h> mtunuu.n these
•• sagn' doc\ not outwny thear poor
l(l'(•lfiiOCC or the IOiliOI prtcc of
f11Chu'c I he admanislr~tllon
uld .acknowledge th1s mastnke by
~0,inl! thc,c: eyc~ore<~ und rctur
~~the c.tmpu!~ to .. , nutual •tate
frtd Jacoh' Ill
Fr~Jhman
Let lti all divest
Apral4 to I Ia& Notional Dlvcst­
nt Week It 1$ a week of
11uonwadc octtv1ties oncnted
:a'lfd ruastng awareness on the
ttuc of South African freedom The
1·1tt ~outh Afncan manont)' of 4
·alhon completely domanate the
illiiCOC( of 22 million non·Whllc' It
1through the sy&tcm of upnnhc1d,
• \Cp.ltalc development, that tht~
~'\tOn occurs
\parthead has evolved over
~ to perhop~ the world's mo'lt
.urocaou' control a.pparatU'I The
. 11.'1100 Of "apUrthctd IS the 8CI1Vel)'
cconomtt, socaa.l, n nd
1Ucal da<~enfrunchasemcnt of
Afnc:.ln,. It Ill mtcnded to compen­
lltc for the ancrcnscd rehance on
1llullt an the lnbor Ioree, a trend
.tfuch left uncontrolled would evcn­
.111) JC:Opardite whuc pohucal
~~manunce "
There arc hve bJSIC 3<ipeCh of
rthead. I) lnflu'l control
1.vantcc' that only Afncnns an whue un1on• h ICl'\leJ to make 11 '"
white worker"' tnlereJt to cont1nue
•cvere d"tnmmut1on 4) Pan laws,
(now called "travel dcx.ument$") ore
the lepl tool~ used to keep track of
the bluckt .tnd oadmmtatc:r the above
pohcaes "In 1975 alone: op·
pro~tamately 400,000 people: (above
the age of 16) were pro\c:cuted under
pan law\ hundred' of thou!l8nds
more: were: '!topped." 5) The: Ban·
tustun \)'1tc:m .tllows dc:mo8faphac
control over the mall~tvc black mu
JOrily fha •~ the pnmary conuun
ment pohcy of the: apartheid sy,tem
l he above pohc1c' regulate the:
no~ of bhack' from thctc:
economatally underdeveloped ilnd
dc\acated re'\Crvuuonc compmma I)
percent of the l!lnd r he: buntu1tan'i
ilre the foundation of the South
1\fncan ec:.onomac \)'litem They
pro\ a de u reserve army or the un
employed which through e'Jplou•
taon has been the bas11 for ~outh
Arncn ·., spectacular econom1c
5ucce,~ Recently there has been n
m.tJOr mteM1hcn11on tn the program
of block Alncan retocnt1on on bnn­
tustnM
Onntu~nnn s ore n parollel to our
own Indian re<servat1ons 1\ maJor
d1fference IS the legal apparatw be­
ing ~tructured agamst blnch Thas
affect" the ilbtllly of roreaan cor·
porullon'l to act progreslltvely
agaan"l aparthead It's agaan"t the
low lnere are tU le<nt "S9 ~eparate
law' pn.,\Cd !ltnce the Nauonahst
Purty [whut a pany) came to power,
that .uc de<saaned to protect the
secunt} of the stnte " The Suppre\·
\100 o( (. ommUnt\m Act, No 44 or
19SO, defines communum a' o~n}
action 10 OppOSitiOn to the &overn
ment an)' uctlon, the Minuter of
Justace muy rc!itnctunyonc through
"bannang " (arbttrory degree1. of o'­
traca'ltm and 1!\olution). Terromm
(rrom the ferronto~m Act, No 83 of
1967} I !I defined,,, mteot to endanger
the maantenancc of law and order·
l nhmucd detention an} place tn
\oulh Afncu
Jban are.t~ arc tho~e e-..senunl to the Another tmportant a11pect ol
nom\ It ,._ oho necc~'nry that uparthcad '' 111 tompatabahtv wath
ntrol be cxened over the worktng economac growth foreagn cor-
an the urban tndu,tnnlnrea!l porauon' rece1ve the benefit, or
1 control '' purtaally e~tcrted uparthead u cheap, weak lubor It 1
rough 2) bon~ on blad. labor not tn thear Interest to meumngfully
on' Thtl> allow' great control change the opnrthead svstcm lew• ~
1'\tl the e'lploitutlon or African nnd Cltar~ College hn' u lll8011icnnl
f' along Wllh httle Or no W88C pcr<.enta~t of It\ 'tod, portfOliO 10
lfUSUrc:' from the non-wh1te rna-U corporuuons an ',outh 1\frtca
IJIILY of the work force an anduce· At least three ol the corpon ttaon~
ntto foreagn corpomtlon\ Mobal, Unaon Carbide and General
J) The "colour bar" t' enforced Moror!. hove all hud stotkholdcr
~u&h contmct staputauon\ wub votC'o on pohciC'i an '-Iouth Afnca Countcnng Ahghtly the uraumcnt of
corporate lntranJcaenoe
I personally would hkc to know
how the Bourd of fruJtc:es voted rhc
school ~ttock., I cncoura1e people to
cnfWgc '" the boycott or u \
Nataonal Bank for us darcct t1ea to
the bloody South Africnn rcgtmc
/\ccordtng to man\' Ciouth Afrtc3n•
they would rather ~tuUer the hort­
term problem~ auocirued wath
dl"estmcnt "~ u .am.tll cost rehattvc to
the ~ndi t11 denvcd from the
wcakenrd pohhcnl 11nd cconomtc
~upport of the South /\fncan reg1mc
I encourage people to find out o1bout
the atuntion t..~nd help to end our
comphclly.
Sanch Marmon
Junior
P.S. All quotes arc from South
l{r~ra Furt'tXII lm tJtmtnt ond
lf10rtlu!ld, Institute for Pnhc)
\tud1C!\ 1978.
Elsie on vacation
1 am wraung to tnform all of
l::lstc Colleg e·~ fnends on Palatine
Htll that the Republic of Ireland 11
about to be hu watha postalstnkc .lt
111 '\Cheduled to began Feb 18 and
could drag on for weeki Therefore ,
1 w1ll be unable to chrontclc Elsae't
adventures for a.whtle.
El,ac as on her Independent
Travel now and 'o 11 unavailable for
comment Sancc she's on hohdoy. 1
doubt af she'' loolttng hard for the
lndependenl ProJect I'm sure she'~
having a good time, thou&h. 11nd
when 'lhe returns to Dubhn on Feb
21 I'll get a full report and send it to
you at the soonest possable date
We haven't receaved many of
your letter~ (htnt. hmt), but your
weather hn'l amvcd tn full ron::e
Oubhn as :mowed under, and atnkes
hove prevented heatang fuel
dclivetie!o . So we 'ympathl7C W1th
what you must hove sonc through 10
your ace storm
We found the Pionur Lox sent
b~ the Over-the-lnformatton Desk
Office most anterC'IIIog rcadang We
were punaculorl) antngued b\' moth
profe~sor Bob Owen,· sugge<~tlon
that ~pnn~ break be cnnc:elled smce
~tudcnt' already got a week without
clll'\~!1 If we mu~u luke our vacation
an the deo1d of wtnrer w h) can't you?
Be"t rcsnrds from the Fmerold l~lc.
An11r-Sttrntr
H'11h tht lrt'lond
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TQUGH 'fUE. FIRST TIM£ BUT AFT"£R You ~v£
e.ASHEP A FEW Q~ '£M ' YQtJ GET lJ SE.P TQ Ttl Ell\
PITIFUL LITTLE. 5'4UE.AL.S ANP
THEIR HELPLE~S 1HRASHIN6
BEFGR£ THEY GR8AK. IT
EYEtf GET~ ~ 8£ kltlE>II
FUM. GQ QN, GIVE: JT
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Lo1. April J. /979 , In the fast lane
'
1 n.w w,a,
$17,495 spent for new signs
Jdf Pltr(t
Or lht Pion~" L.oa
,, THIS ·~ USUALLy the ume or year when kida aet ticked orr
about Jomtthmg," 'ays Glenn Greg. Y1ce-prC1tdent for d~dopment.
as he 01ps throuah maps and pages of fisures on the new $17,495 c.1mpw
directional J~gns He bristles when uked about the vandahsm comm1tted
against the new oranac and beage signs do tuna campw contending there hu
been no more protest aptnat the sagns than apanst most nC""N ,tructural
prOJCCU on campus
Over the pall two week.s.thc metaldarectional saans put up on campus to
replace the old wood ones have been cnuciud. stolen and protested ag:urut.
A •ign appeared above the ba.nk or campus m.adbox.es Monday morning
sayans. "Admtnastrauon Why don't you start asktng the students what the)
want instead of wQJtmg our monty with those hadeouJ uans on campus.
Think .. The SIJn at the entrance to the Copeland Hall pnling lot
disappeared lut week. Those (or Stewart, Odell and Piau-Howard were
reported mwma at various limes dunng the last week.
At the student \Cn.ate mccunalast week, •cnaton and cxecutt-.c offioen
aareed tluu the s1gn.s are less attracnve than the old ones, but said that -since
money has alre.tdy been spent on them-students W111 have to li~e W1th the
sakJls, and •hould those that have already bcco stolen
The "'1M are part of an 0\'er&ll Sign&~ prOJCC1 for the camput, whach has
anvolvcd redeslaning the college's letterhead and bwincs.s c:ardJ. ·me J).lchae
was approved b) a speaaJ 18-mcmber commtttcc 10 lq76. on which ut one
student former \tudent body prestdent wu Mom1on (who Gregs:ud wu
assumed to be commurucating with her constituents) .
New d~rec:uonal saans took up the major chunk or a total SlS,OOO bill for
the enure paclage. Money wu taken from the college plant fund. whJch is
tal\ed from out<s1dc •ourtt$ for new construction on campus; it was not
drawn {rom current twuon payments, Grega said.
More "Ins are 'ICheduled to be put up There wtU be a total of 64 n~
!lgns on c:ampua once the sagnase prosram is completed,aaans at each of the
eaght entrunce a-tea. and Sb build ana 1dentificauon and parkin& control11gns.
There will be "mall ••an' placed tn the lawn around campus duec:tang \llSiton
to domu. BcademJC departments and 1nforma1.1on areas around LC; these
have yet to be 1rutalled b.) the Ram.sav IJn Co.
Gregg s.tud other tntenor bualdmg sign~ are plAnned, such as the plutic
one~ trutalled th1s )-ear t.n the Aubrt)' Watzck Librar).
G Mo-.e over Olympic: judges. Make The Rating arne room ror the ladies of Rate-A-Mate .
~pnl I. around S p m , one of our
male edaton was pauma b} the Windows of Ponderosa A-20 Loun~ . Fi"«
owmcn were hne up an the W1ndow like swimmina judp. look.ina out at the
people who passed: panicula..rly the men. As thiS ednor went by, one of the
women held up u small ign 'howmaa hand with 111 thumb up. A a~n~ held
up one •aying. '"Whoa, whoa " These were followed by "Nace Smale and
'"Nice A$\,"
It eems these womcn-includan& residents Maai Boone, Lori Hub~rd
and Trina Fo1rchild --have cho~n to spend tbetr afternoons ina more
construc:tt\c manner rhan behind ps)choloay or busancututboou . And the
JUdJina ma) bet"Ome a rcaular event ... It was rather spontaneous." s&.)'l
Faarehild .. This u not an Apnl Fool's joke. We art thanking of do1ng it again,
and ne:\t time sec detour sign& up [to bnng meo an front or the window'!] "
When ukcd whether the Ponderosa women would rate their own kand
u well as men. fairchild qutpped that, "(We rate) predominantly male' We
aren't mcmben of the tudcnts for Ga)' RaJhh .. Respondina to the
suue~ttons that they miaht take their sport to the licld, maybe rating
partic1panh and spcctaton at LC baJCbaU l·'mes "We could set up tabl~
and att a mo~ mtricate s~te:m for potnt scorina... satd Fa1rch1ld
enthusiasticall)· .. Yeah, that would be aood."
The new Rate-A-Make pmc secma to be one that will be with us for a
whtle lon~r, at leut. '"Th11 as by no means the laJt umc it wiU happen,"
~aanhtld auured us.
Question of the week: Whatc~r On the off ramp happened to the student senate
newsletter that the Lewu and
Clark s.nate proposed earlier this yar, that Pa& Mannina said he would
work on, and that seruor Carla Oonz.alea was paid SIOO to put topthcr'l So
far, we've seen neither hide nor headline oft has iUusi"~ mWi\'C. What'a more,
we'"« seen noth1n1 of the SlOO Oonulcs recca"-ed (o~r aDd abo"« the $600
Manruna. u v1~p~sident of fin.anoe and information, wu paid for
providin1 the same Information about student IO"«rnment to the campua
community). Word has it, also, that Manntna wiU conc:catratc on the
information part o( hi1 job, thu tcnn, now that the ICDalC baa fiaished
sloppin1 to,cthcr nut ycar'a student bud,ct.
'7 SQorts
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IT KEEPS YOU RUNNING
LEFT (I to r ) Pioneer runner
Joel Stamp, Tim Rochholz and
Dave Molstad of George Fox, and
Steve Taylor round the bend In
the 10.000 meter race Taylor
placed l•rst Stamp was second
,_1~~~~-~ RIGHT Sophomores Brock
' Roberts and Rtch Recker com
pete tn the 5 000 meters Roberts
~ flnisllOd third @
~ 6
~~~~~~ ~ ~
1:;
k recruiters don't want 'durnb joe '
Ot'bbat' TibbC'II'­
t ,., ttt-r. i>fM'ft 1 or
AU cnngcd 8\ the} auntucd
co\\arch rhe group at the p M)
M,.,rT .. dumb joch "
1 he\ were al'o an ~aga o~nd
di,cu~~ e\en·thang from bench
pm\ang to Charltr'.' A111:t'/( Two of
tht' b'.3~ tt•anh ~mllcd 'nd one
mum hied ~\\hal did 'ou ha\e for • danncr. the ch1clen or the heer
,\nd to thank \\C m1ght htl\ e a
nc\\ floc\; Of them next )C:lf.
1 «:\\''and Ciarlo: ha\ been flood·
ed l.tteh \\lth football recruat-. for
ne,_t \e.tr,andthc faelds Dmmg Hall
I' nn@ang. With thangs lil;e tnd.hn[!
dummv dascu~~•on . 1 he fact ~ thear
fu1urc Head Couh Fred\\ alson and
h1~ !>tnff cannot accept -dumb joct..s"
at an
Mo•t of the recrutt& c:hcduled
to enter l.C will ~t"\e I!> a bonu'> to
the school both aademacall~ and
~thlecjcalh -"l don'r want to recruit 'dumb
Joe~· becau\e I am proud of the
academic pretlge at l.C." "llldJUmor
Milch Underseth one of two
Pioneer football pla}ers )howmg
~cruns the campu!i. "1 allo w.1nt to
be proud ol our (ootbaU team ne~t
)ear"
Rick Hunt, a )Cnaor football
pla)cr i• bc:ang p: id throush work
·tud\' to sho" recruat1 the LC cam-• pu,. He r.tru.~ to the prospectave pl.ner,, hke hi\ rc\.ruuer dtd lor ham.
that .. ,tudenu \hould attend I l for
thc: audc:m•~ far)t otnd to pia\
lootball-.c:cond If you tunc football
a' your number one: pnont). then at'!>
:111 over an four \eu~ and vou'rc ldt
up tn the :ur "
Hunt 'lad he ha~ 'PO~en to
'ome "1otereot\ pacal dumb JOCk\ "
.md he:', told them LC •~n't where
the\ 'hould be "I had one gu\ that
",.. realh antc:rc:stc:d an auto
mc:chama " he \tltd -'-lo I JUSt e~~;­
rlamcd that thl~ WB\ the wrong
place but that OtT (Oregon In·
~utute or Technology) ~ould be
ttrc:.tt •
Hunt ~1d thc:"dumbJock'"label
as not JUStified at thas campu~ "Foot·
ball pla~c~ at LC actuall) end up
wor~ang harder to keep !hear grades
up. to play well. wod. out all year
and to dascount the JOCk amagc held
at thi~ chool," he ~1d .. Also, the:
football plaven ace mot.tly busmc:u.
economiC) and \Ciencc: maJon and
thear GP<\~ are hagh for tho)e dif·
fic:ult majors "
The current grade: poant a"eruge
for all of the LC lootball player) 1s
.) 05 l he ~tccumulated G PA of Ialit
~car~ football recrwts was 3 36. •
Tha!> year Walson and h•~ ~tnff
trc: looking o"er appro:\amately 400
pro,p«li\.C football playc:n Of the
400, A\\lttant Coach Steve Me­
Corey ha\ dtscounted 180 bccau\C of
GPA's under 3 00 Th" lcu\es about
220 srudcnb for eonsadcrauon Wal\on C:\llrnUtb the Paoneer<o w11l
~ct from the: oraginal 400 ahout JO
player~
I he recruatang prO«ss an,olve'
lour step~ Fir't Wal\on and h•~ stuff
\Cnd letter-. to coachc:!> of high
'i.chool~ und JUnior college\ usktng
for rec:ommendatiOn\ of StUdent\
who "'ould academically. \OC'aally
and athlc:ucally fat an at I C Once the
rccommenda taon .. have been rc:cea"
ed. the athletac department ~oc:nd'>
ench )tudent a form letter An anfor·
mauon t;3rd a~lang lor 1tems such'"
G PA. SAT \CO~ and athletic an·
terc<,b I\ al~o )Cot
If a .. tudcnt returns the an forma
tton card. Wal!.on or one of h"
·")"tanl\ then v1s1ts the student and
annt~ ham to VlSII the campu
~leepang and e.ltang nrrangemcnts
arc paad for b\' the: athleuc depnn
ment fhc: rccruau vasatang l C arc
gwen temporary meal curds, like
other antc~ted ,tudents. and sleep­
Ing arrangements ~tre made wath
foo1bnll players wallang to host over­
mght gu~u
The athleuc department , hke
every other LC depanment , operate&
on a budget allocated from the
college general fund The football
team wa~ gavcn S 16,000 last year
With o~>c:rall costs for each player
avcr:lgang $307 From that general
allocataon fund $1.500 was set tb&de
for recruatlng costs ancludmg such
things aa conchs' trn\clhng expent.es,
lodganl( and po~tage loads
• 1 wo Iorge: chunb an the
recruiting fund!> were taken out by a
coach's tnp to Cnhforma to vtsll
JUnaor college transfer ... and n tnp to
Hownu "hach Walson htl) taken
three tame~"'"~ 1975
fhe Cohfornao trip ho., proven
bendie~al Ho~e\.c:r . W1h.on hu~
round 11 dtfficult to recruat an thc:
Island;, Only pnvutc: school\ an
Ho" 1111 emphal>alc ac:ademac-; to
prepare: 'tudc:nt ~ for college: Pubhc
schools tend to be b lutle more: Ia'
acadc:macall) and con\ef\el) o;eem
to rc:cru11 the grcat~t llthlete\
lronac.ally . the athlete\ that end ur Ill
pmatc \chooh. are generally "dumb
JOCl'' rc:cruat\ from pubhc schools
Man} Howuaian pubhc: .. chools don't
even hn\e GPA's. whac:h ure
nece~!',llry for ndmtssaon to LC
Despite setbacks an some
recruuang tnp~. Walson has managed
to bnng Andy Kitchen, Oenms
E.arn)hU\\ and Stan Lum from
Hawun, and JUnaor college: tran~fer)
like Herman Tappan and Much Un
dcrseth from Californ111
ull, the rc:cruuang procc:s~ ha&
been stepped up
''There ure two moan reasons,"
Wtlson saad. ..One, the Va~­
Prcsldc:nt of Student Affatrs, Dcun
Sorenson, reque\tcd that the
athletiC:'> depnnment go on an c:xten­
:~i"e hagh-mtc:nsaty ~cru111ng
program because the: school needs
more ~tudcnts. And two, we need
foot bnll ployc:n
comtng ...
8 So you've got a few problems
with your shape Don't J
worry about it, do some-
thing about it. And a
good wa' •o get
startc ... ts 01 read­
Ing the next issue
of "lnstder"-the
free supplemen t to
your college newspaper
from Ford.
You'll find tips on exercise.
training and sports. And you'll discover
a few of the unusual ways some athletes
stay in shape. It's not all running and
weight lifting. And you'll also find
some very interesting information about
how to shape up your rrde with the
great lineup of 79 Fords
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FORD
FORO DIVISION I# Double chin from
A.., j _t-~-------- lots of pizza with ..,.. double cheese.
600 calortes.
Tennla elbow.
Great for resting
on table tops.
Belt overhang , makes
tying shoes a problem.
....,.., ______ Stiff knee. Uaed mainly
to walk to refrigerator
and back.
~ ... ------ Haan't touched his .., toe1 In yeara. "Wuh a good football
wath o wanmng record hke tht
sn 1976 students tend to feel a
o( unity and 'IUppon thear team
pnde ,. he -.a ad "Also a good IOOillil
te<lm \ptll~o 'lucces' to many people
know tha~o "ounds profound, ...
loOCiety thanks of )UCCC~S 0'1 a \\lftllll
I oot ball tenm."
o one: can deny the SIUI.'I
were packed wuh roanng cro•du
1976 when now LC grad Scott
COrd and \tnior Brod StoUcr
c:ttang recordr. Gomc: auendllk!.
howc:vc:r. hu'i steudaly dropped~~~
the: number of team vactors~
Through the new
program Walson hope~ to build
~trong team for next season
hard to rc:cruat the best guys at
because here lhey ne«t good mM
and money tn udd1t1on to athltlit
nbahty. whereas an othenchool s
can receave full scholarships and
admatted practically JUSI lqr
athleut~>," Underseth saad
W1lson echoed
Idea& .. Recruattng I!> very
pct1t1ve Whale we're tryang to
Lew•~ and Clark mon)
sc:hooh ore al!io domg the
thang. The athletes have so
pre.,sure thnt at'' hard to dccadt.
''Recruatang " how concheur
Vl\le," Wilson "'d .. It's not ...
offensave hne, the dcfensave ltne,
stnr an one area at\ how
}'CCrult "
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Plont'rr l.u/l. Aprtl J. Temili
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J.ll Walktr
Pl«n~r Ina
8oth the l CWI~ B
women'• tcnnas
\t••ons on o wm
men cupturtng
the women's tea~
Fnda} afternoo
sport' Center. the PI(
p¢1Jnd State Unavi
~ ol 9.{) and 7 2
(iJckoma$ (ommun'
ltt \\Omen·~ team ttl
C ommuna~
"'me day. und
l'~Mr"t' of Ponlanc
b¥
,\ccording to P
((lith I ony Fvan•.
¢s,lul ~ea,on wtll t
11'\ ~If he ult to prcdac:
um \H II have: thas
J •\h hove to dc:vc
t and r. nd our rl
~cause the teum tha
. 'IS"tent wall do the
\ophomorc S
lil!lMr one men's
Season opem "V
Undefeat~
about cru
The Paoneer won
t.tm •hould huve ano
ibJ \Ca,on us they are
h ton\adered league l
mr," uccordang to • Pdenon
L.nt 'c:ar\ -.ca<~on
16-1 record nnd the:
kth the: Northwc
'omen ' Sport" Anl
~~ Women's lndepcnc!
Conference 1978 softb~
biles
Undefeated in leuj
)Uf, the teum faces an
1.11 accordms to P~
~est thmg we hnvd
·011Vate oursc:IVC$ We
'\ouldero. above cveryo
~!\IC und we don't Will
><rtenfident ..
F1nt team nil· tn
!t*J included thud ba'l~
'.nlrlone, pttcher Be
ll'd outfacldcr Andren
• •I< c.ucher Landa ~1
llmcd to the: ~ccond tc
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tend to feel1
port the1neam'tl
~l!io u good footlbal
ss to mnny peorlt
ids profound.
IUece~s as a Wln,n:~
1 deny the Sll~
1 roanng crol\d'
Lc grad Scou
Brad Stoffer
Game artc:ndltr.l.
1dah dropped W1''
sm Vlcton~
e ne"
hope5 to budd
ne't season
lC: be~t 8UYI at
need good
:fd1110n to tlllU!tr
1 other schools
;holorshtps and
ally just for
1eth said
oed U ntt .. """' •.
8 l~ VCI)
e'n: tryang to
rk. many
dotng the
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lor Infant
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Beavetton. • • Tennis open on g note
Coach says 'comistency' is the key
(JI ~alktr
tfl•' t•lun,tr I oa
!loth the lew1s and Clnrk men''
women's tenma teams opened
,t,uonl o.n n Winning note, wuh
mtn capturma thrtt Vlctorte•
a..:! the women'a team takinp. two
Fraday afternoon an Pamplin
5pc111' (enter. the Paoneer men beat
Portl.tnd Stnte Umversuy twice by
t ..... ,~ of 9-0 nnd 7 ·2. and defeated
(bcLumo\ <. ommuOJty ( ollcge 8·1.
'(be women'\ team trounced lower
Columbia Communtt) C olleae ~
ec ~JOlt doy, and ulso dumped
llnt,mll\ of Portland 9-0 on Sntur­
bl
·\ccording to P1oneer men's
l(llth I on) ( vuns, the Icc) to u
~1,Jul \CI.I'On WIIJ be C00tl$lency
dtfhcult to prediCt whnt type of
~1m \\C II hove th1s year" Evan&
4 •\\ c huve to develop <;On !liSten
~ and land our form qutckly,
~tau'c the team thnt 1~ the moat
....... ,rtnt wall do the best "
'iophomore Skap
•Jmbtr one men'' •ced Welh,
ensaly
Sea~on opens Wednesday ddeated h111 hrst PC) U opponent 7-5,
().J, but dropped h11 second matc:h
1~6 ().. 7 He also lost to t CCC
opponent in three ace a, 6--7, 6-4, ().2
Peter Mc:K tttnck, a number
two ron ked ,ophomor~ . hn~ n perfect
)-0 record •o (or thtt ~Cason wuh ().J,
6--2 and 6-4. 6-2 v1ctone• over P\ U
opponent•. and a three-~et 6--7. 6-4,
6-2 wtn over C'CC
Another P1onccr with a perlcc:t
record 1 \COlor Jeff Schunk fhe
thard 'Ccd ''"&le, player took h1s
PS U matche\ 6-4, 6-2 and 6-0, 6-1
and downed hi'\ CCC opponent 6--1,
6-4
The number one double!. tc:Jam
of Wells .tnd McKmnck ha, also
been undde.ucd so for thl! ~a~on,
With the 'econd duo or Sthunk and
t~ophomore Wes l U\Hcncc JOinlnJ
them m the undefeated rank\
F1nt year women·Hoach l.mdu
Dtckc:Mon wn11 pleu'ed "ath her
tet~m\ performance tn the1r open1ng
matches of the ~en•on "Pinyana tn u
m:Hch IS so different than pruct1ce,"'
D1ckeruon ~U1d "')ome of the [Uri•
were pretl} nervou"· butt hey ,ettled down after they started plnyana
Fveryone played well and I wa~
tmpre!lscd wath the players back
from )n,t year ..
Sophomore: Pnm I oen number
one 'lnaJe~ ~cd . needed thrtt ,ell to
fin1sh off her lower C olumbto oppo-­
nent, but upped her pcrson.-1 record
to two vtctones .tgainst no loue5
with a wm over the Univeuaty of
Portland
The number two throush llt
JtnJles pot~uont are still c:hanama
with Ire hmo1n Sutte Hunt jumor
D.tno B.unc~ . fre1hman c:;hawn Bull,
JUnaor Helen Anderson , ond
•ophomore fkt,y Cody currently
Iiiiana the 'Pota.
Oacken•on till hasn't round
what •he constders the nght double•
combmutioru but the duo~ •he has
trted "' for seem to be worktna. The
P1onecr' hove not loat a doubles
mntch thaa \Caton
The women toke to the coUrt\
.lgum 1 ht!l uJternoon at 3 'O 8\ the\
host Oretton ( ollege of Educulton,
while the men luke on Pac:tflc On·
tver,ll) Monday at ) p.m • f -=-
NUMBEA ONE SEED Am filbr1rA
Skip Wells easily defeated his Penland State Untverslty opponent 7-5,
6-3 However Wells dropped his second match The Lewis and Clark
men's netters ore undefeated In league play this season
Undefeated women's softball squad positive
about chances to repeat as conference champs Sports Catalog
Golf. Coach Fred Wilson 11
optamt~llc: about the chances for
JUCCC'l.\ of hts 9-mc:mber men'1 golf
te.tm th1~ ~cason .
W1bon uid the team's rrutJor
will be Pactlic Unavenu) on Apral weakneu as a lad. or competlli\e The aolfcrs "ill ttt oft nut on
Monday 31 the Ftrcrest 10lr couBC
aaO&in5t 'i" other collescs at 1 p m.
Ba,tball. The l ewiJ and Clark
men's "-anit) b.:ucbalJ tram htu
opened its Jea!On with a 4-l record 10
league play. and 5-4 overall.
The Ptonccr women·~ softball
tJm should huve another ouutan­
.. ,. ,ea,on u~ the} .tre "undoubted ­
~ con~1derc d ll:ngue fuvorites lhl\
lfll," uccordang to Coach ~ue
!'tltnun
l.a~t }enr'11 'en,on ended With a
1~1 record and the c:nptunng of
•oth the Northwest College
Sports A'~ocmtton and
t"t Women ·~ Independent College~
tonrcrencc 1978 softball chomp1on
ttb.
Undelcated an league pluy lut
)w the team fnces an eMy dtstrict,
1 accordtng to Peterson. ''the
brde1t thana we have to do t\ to
otivatt ourselves We .tre head i.lnd
~·ouldrr' above everyone ehe m the
11ur ond we don't wunt to become
qtcrc:onfidc nt ..
Fir~t team all· t(lf"\ from lau
Jtar included thtrd ba~eman (hen: I
\JUCione patc:her Becky Bru.tow
ud outfielder Andren .._arpansk i.
tlltle catcher L1ndu "l1chenko was
amcd to the second team Only eleven playcn urc on the
roster but Pctenon "•lid thl\ )ear
w1ll be the1r be5t due to the .athlc:uc
c:altber o( the team
"Even thouah \loe had n lot or
plavcr\ 10 the past, tha'i '' the first
year whert all one hundred percent
of the players arc athlete~ "~he aad
.. All of them are either returnee' or
come from an out~tund1ng high
school nnd ~ummc:r league
background
"They arc better !lulled und
have more cltperaence tn plaJms •
Returnee~ anclude 'enaon
Bn~tow and NJchenko , JUnaof\
Aruelonc: and K1m Horen,teln,
sophomore~ k.arpanslca, · econd
ba~eman Adnenne Hoppe, and out·
fielder L1z. Walker.
Newcomers mclude Mt. Hood
tran,rer jumor Gut! Wetherbee tn the
outfield, and freshman Ahcu1
Provost either catch1nB or at rant
ba~oe . Freshman Connae Khna will
pia) short•top and fre,hman Chari
Kennedy wtll eathcr pllch or piny
rirst ba!le
Probably the 1oughe1t com·
pemor the Paonttr women wtlllnce
' 5 Young Aphrodite•
3:30 In Council Chamber
7 Oance-a-thon
11 Mini Concert
BocMn and Zannetto
12 In Trail Room 5 In Fields
12 Meedc:hen In Unffonn
3 30 1n Council Chamber
13 Oence 1n Stamm
13 Movie; Play It Again Sam
17 Movie: Olaf M for Mulder
18 Mini Concert
Steve and MaurMn
12 '" Tratl Room 5 tn Aelds
19 Slwdutt FesHval Begin.
19 Amarcord
in Council Chamber
22 Bluegr ... Concert
24 Tevem Night
24 Movie: Love Happy
26 Shoahlne
3'30 II" Council Chamber
27 Mini Concet1
Warner Bros recording
star Matrt)l 12 tn Fields
27 Movie: Jonah Who WIU Be
25 In the Yell 2000
27 Buck-a-Concert
With CBS Ltfesong
recording star Ntna Kanle
J 1-6 PlonMr WHtc • 14. "P;)cafic j, looktng to knock us t'l.periencc ... Ju Strand und ·am
ort · Petenon .aid ... They nta) ha\oe Bnli$ are probabl) the strongest
the: be\t ..:oachani compared to the member\ or leader~ ol our tc:am," he
other le.:~auc teams but patthtnJ i\ the ...-a1d 5trand ond Bng.' are al~o the
name of the aame and no one comes onl} phs)ers \\ith much compet i&i~e
clo'lc to our puchcrs."' cl(pcrience .
l he Pioneer women will open lA"Spate the loss of ome good
thetr 'IC:!I!.on wtth a home: gnme nut plil}CI"$ from last >·e~r·, tc..1m Wilson
Wednesduv o~ga1ns1 ltnfield 111 3 30 ...atd he e~pcct\ ne" member. to luke
p m 1 he Jtame w1U tnkc place at the th~etr pluce • We lott two stead)
Joe Hu,ton Complex IOQlted neoar pl.tven. thi vear. but tt's pouible
the ~onhwest School of L:rw 10me people will mo"c up ro take
library. • thear places" -we had a couple of outatan·
d1ng players graduate," said Coach
Micke> Hergert. "Even so. I thank
our chant~ arc good
'"It'~ better \!then you·,e hOld 11
team th:u'~> pla)·cd together u a
cohe1hc unit for a couple of ycurs.
bul I thin~ wc'\e JOl cnouah e~·
pcnenced ~oplcund a good trunsfcr
Jtud~nt &o help us 3lona."
The PionecM' nc~t game "111 be
thi\ :.tfternoon at J p.m. in McMann­
VIIlc 11 in'lt Linfield Collc&e
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a MARTIN Rm RO'>l: AND ,\Sc;fr"l f.\' pnxJu(titm
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SALLY FIELD RON LEIBMAN BEAL' BRIPCE;s 1~'\T tHNCl E BARS,\~\ BAX:l E'
5Cn.•tonplav b\· IRVING RA\'f1t. H .md Ht\RRIE J' fRA:'\11-.:, JR. mu,,,. DAVID ~liiRf.
dtl"('(lor \ll photogr.tph, JOliN A AI ONZ('l. .::>.C.
pro~uced bv TAMARA A~SE' F\' .lnd AU\ RO...,E dan.'t 'tt•~ ~,.MARTIN Rm
'IT GOES LikE If c.;()fS" lvnu• ~\ N<JRM.\1\! l;JMREl. mu i~ b'· D.tWID SHIRE • • COLOR 8'\' DelUXE • PG PMiatat.••r tl aamm ~ -----·----..-
Now playing at a theatre near you. Check local
newspaper for specific theatre listing.
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flltttlht'l \ \\ 11/ llf\0 /tt'/lttt'c/ II 1111 IIWM {!It'll'\
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Today
•!\ummtt mtrrn .. hap candldatt" "'II be
tntri\IC'\\ c:'d on campu.' lht' term h~ h\ o
OreJ;On a~., h.anl fht Ill'\ I tntc:r\lc:\\. "llh
( S :'\aiiOilbl fl.ln~. I' open to JUntor
( pnl5. Cart'l:r PlanntnE and Placement, at
the (i:u~ht'U•C'. anlo C'\:t leO)
•Michdlr Ro,aldo "'II 'f'ICII~ on the
top• • "The\ 'c and \bu~ ,,( \nthropolo~~
Rctlect•~,n~ on hmma'm and Cro ~o Cultur.al
Undc:Nund tn~:" an the fir;t lecture ol the
~
spr Of (orum '>Cnc:,,
Ro,.tldo. a 'octale profc,•or :11 \t;,an·
ford l OJ\er,il~ , j, kn0\1.0 for her boo!.;
Wnmt'n. C ulturt and Sonrll. a paonc-erang
e(lon to .apph lcmma .. t "''uc.' to the: 'tud\ ol
.anthropolott\ ( \pnl S 7 '0 p m . \11nc'
f lanagan Chapel. I~ anfo e:\t 576)
•1 c1m I a\orda. munagtr of the to'
n~-ele. Oodtler' wall be tntel"\ ae\lo ed \ •a
long-dl\tan ct phone "hen ~ LC''> Interact
>hOW ~tcl..s oU II fir'\l loprtntt term \h0\1.
tonittht Ho)t Michael Bumb and hi' other
tn-ifUdto JIUe•h will fill a -spcc:tal hour-and-a·
halt ho\1, during ~ h1ch h!.lenc:r' are tn\<lled
to call an "tth quattom and comment~ . For
tnlormauon 1bout the in-studao gue~ot!. and
top1c for tomght\ ~h0\1. , please refer to the
Interact promos on dtnner tables m F1eld '
Dimng Room (Tonight, q p.m ~LC 860
,\~1 and 104 . .5 F\1 callrn on eM. 301 l02 or
3031
• \ oun~ "phroditeo..~ a film b~ C..recl.;
dt~c:tor '-tl.o) Loundouros , 1\ ba"ied on the
m\th ol Daphne\ o1nd Chloe The film ha• a
bc:auu!ul ~ore compoo.ed for 8Uatda,
bOU/OUin \iJOIOUrt and Jute:. ft wall be \hO\\n
an ronjunctaon Wllh the Lew1 and Clark
spring lorum scric' ( \pnl S. J '\0 p m.,
Council Chamber . fre-e mfo txt S7b)
•"1 hr Barbt'r or St\III~M performed b)
the ~e" \ orll: (11) Opera Theatre: w1ll
appear on tage at the: c,, ac Auditonum this
"c:d It IS thr: ''OJ) of f-igaro, 3 to" n barber
and bw)·bod}. B!> he plotL to foil Or Bartolo
and "'n thC' bcauuful Ro ana r ht song,. wtll
be: an Engh1h Ttc:keb are 3\'atlabiC' at
Cclcbrit} t\ltractaon•. 1010 \\\ \1ormon PubJick Occu. ences
Sexuality Iectt••·~ to be held
lrolic: •\r1 throucb the Aces lS JWI one of the workshops oflcred through the Human
Sexuality ~ymposaum next we-ek
John Money noted psychologist, author, and researcher, rn '-txunladenuty from Johns
Hopl..ms Un1venaly wtll spcal on .. ScxuaJ Otssonancc" Tuesday, ApnllO He IS noted for h~
research 1n lh~ field of sexual adentitv and as founder of the p'>yc:ho-hormonal research unat
and foundmg member of the gender adentlty c:hntc at Johns Hopktns
Kate Mallett, femmtSt philosopher and author of the book Srxua/ Polttlcs, wall speak on
a related topac: the eventng of Apnl I I Since the publishrng of her book. htr lectures and
an1cl~~o have ra1sed awareness concerning the pohttcal nature of ~exuahty, and the
ampheattons of our '>ex.ual uttitudes. Millett recently returned to the United States from Iran,
whe~ 'he W8li deponed for critJCttlng treatment of WOmen by the OC:\1. regtme.
E.1eh lecture Will begtn at 1 p m. an Pamplin Sport• Center.
Vanous workshops arc: also. cheduled to take place each duy On April 10, at I 30 p.m
m Pampltn "Erot1c: An rhrough the: AgC5" will be presented by Money Two symposaum.s are
~cheduled tor 3 p m "Sexuality and the Law" wtth allorney Holly Hart, and "Sexual
Attitudes A•~cs•mentM With NevtUe Vin~. Ph 0
On Apnl II, Mallett "111 present "Sexual Options" at 3 p.m . and a panel drscuu1on
c:-..tlled "Alternattve lt!est)•Ja .. The $)'mpossum IS sponsored by Students for Gay Rtghb, the
C oun ehng Center. the chapel, along wnh tht p6ychology •ocaology and English
dep.artment
-Denlu Rollin
Sat.
(Apnl.), 6,und 7,g:ISp m 221S\\ Cla.>.SS f------ ---------~ •ronl•nd\ \aturda) Market wtll open
th srxth ~e.1son tht~ \lotekend Saturda}
Mnrl.ct pro\lde-. shoppc:~ wath an arra} of
handtcraft\, frt:!~h produce o~nd mternntional
lood,, 1 o celebratt the openang, the Markel
hn' an\ lied !.(roup' to \tnt~ mu&ac mnging
from Rtn<m,ancc madngal' to Cole Porter
ton•'' I \pral 7 and 8, ht \ ve beneath the
Burn,1dc Bndge tn Old r o" n mfo 222-
6072) to S II, anfo· 226-43711
•"I h.. f'rimC' of Mi~~ Jean Brodic:M
conttnUel throu~h ~pnl 14 on the Ci"'"
r hC'3tre's \1atnSI8&e 1 he pia) IS about I he
anfluencc teacher Brodtc has on the hvo ol
her four pcoal )IUdc:nt . It'" ~ct in the: coHI)
1900's and offer~ both comed) and inttn'~>c
drama ( \pnl5 ,6~&nd7 .8•30r .m .. IS.lOSW
Ynmhall. S) for student~ . tnfo und rc.-.cr·
\-:ttaons: ~16.)0411)
•M \ Mid .. ummtr Night'!\, Ortam, ..
Sha~~peare·~ comedy lanln!.~, ii current I}
playtnt an Ponlund Ctvac: Theatre' Blue:
Room I he pia.), darec:ted b} Rtchard H Ul'}l,
runs T hursda)ll, Fnda) aod Saturda)
through Ma) S. (;\pril S, 6. and 7, 8.~0 p.m.
1530 SW Yamhall, S) for students, mlo and
rc:sc:r\'aUons : 226-3048)
•·Maralhon '33 ... June Ha\oc'•dramaol
the DeproJion Era whJeh deals "Wilh the
marathon dance craz.~ ol the lhtrtie~. con·
llnuet. on.ugc at l..ake 0 wego Communll)
I heatre, Thur&dl)') , Fnday• and Saturda)~
throu,gh t\pnll4.(Aprt15.6and7 ,8:30p m.
I Sb Cirecn"ood Rd ... S~ $0 h.1r student~>, mfo
and r~rvattons · 227-5558) •,\ d•nu-.a·thon to rai.,e money for the
Mu,cular 0) stroph~ A\soc1ation "ill
feotturc 20 hour:. of muMc and entertainment
"llh ~uch b;tnd:. a• Veg<h and Harlequan
Mal>) Rudao da~co wsll ulso be: fe.sturcd from
K I.C radao and I rom J1m IJona\an of~()\ \
radio (Apnl 7 .. llld H. 4 1 m c.;.lturda.> untal
I 2 noon Sunda) t.tmm D1mng Room. S I
admts)ion 111 the door tnto e~t. S76)
• T hr Black ~tudtnl l nfon him <.erles "all
began with the ftlm Tht' Autobwgroplll uf
Hm Ja111 Putman (Apnl 7, 2 p m 10 the
Coun~tl Chamber 7:30 p.m. an F.\<1ns
Audnnraum , SOc:, mlo ext. 442)
•1 hf' iliaci" and lhr n~-C).htbauon is
no" on d"pla~ Wor~s by patnter Jacob
l..o"rencr: and photographer Harnson
Branch are tn the Aubre)· \\'allei librnry.
und sculptures bv AI Coldsb\ are in
1 emplc:ton Center: CNo" through l\pnl 7,
,\ubrc:) \\\tllek l.ibaf) und Templeton
Center, tnlo e 1 • .S76)
•"Womrn and -.,pirHuaUt) ... .t cclebra­
llon ol wom('n' e• penencc .10d the ampor­
tan~ ,,1 u sparituul per!i~ct•vc:, "'II be: the
toptQi included 10 a work·lttop at the YWCA. • ,\ \tmt~ritlnJ! Srmlnrar, leaturang the
mu'itc:ry of profe,sionul '>ktllt •• 'ucccss Cor­
mula' and the bu!itne .... stdc of mus1c., wrll be
presented by Portlnnd Stutc Unaverstty .
Pre-rcga tratton u ncce\\nry (Pre­
rcgt'ltrataon b\' Apnl 7 ~emannr wtll take
place \pnl 27 and 28 Portland ~tote Un­
Iversity Continuang fduc.Jtron. SSO,mfo. toll
fret H00-4S2 1368 or wnte P ·u P 0 Box
1491 Porll.tnd 97207)
•1 hr Ptbblt \prln~t' \\alkathon will be
held to rat~e lund• for conunuang work
agatn'>t the: con~tructaon of the proposed
Pebble: Spnng,. nucle.tr plant\ The 10-mtle
walk .tlone the Wildwood Tratl 10
Wu•hington and Fore't Park!. will began ,,,
the Wt)tern F-ore In Center ncar the
Wushtntuon Park /oo. CApnl 7. 40).) SW
C tn\on Rd., anto and wulkc:r\ packet
F.latne IIebei, H4 ·6944)
Pre•rc:,gt•Uatmn li nc:'e:.."ury and the re-F ri qmrcd forms nrc tt~a•lable .. 1 tbe anfo de,~ Mon.
•1 hC' Dancer' Work .. hup announcu *I
technaqur: .tnd <omposllton muster cln" "II~
\an I rolfii ;I~CO dancer Mnrgurut Jr:nktns .
lht' '"' an tniC'tmc:dtate ·fe,el cia'>\ wuh no
pre-re~~tr .uaon ( '\prtl 9, 10 .10 n m to 12
nann Dancer\ Work•hop .u lO NW hnt
\\c. $4, tnlu 221 0569)
•'I he Mobilitation ror '-.unh•ttl ~all
mukc J JHc,entattnn on the lJ S lederal
budget nnd •ocaulampltcntton nmc:d b) the
oiCI\ of Prc:\tdent Litter ( '\pnl9 7to9 p m
Campo' \.lumtry, ti.H \ W Montgomcn
mro· 214·9'07)
Tue.
• \ mu"r dtpartmenl bro~n bag conctrt
will (e,Jturc: lour opc.ru!> done In rngh\h b,
thr: Opeut \\ or~\hOp pcoplt r 0 be per.
formed wall be Pcr11olc'>1\ The Muad 1 umed
Mt\tres~: ~truus ' .. Dac Fledermnuse·
Gounod', "1-'uust" and Brec:ht and Weill',
.. fhrcc: Penny Opera~" (April 10. noon.
Evans Audnonum. free, anfo ext 26S) 1
•"Mo\t Wanted Faculty," un art cxhabt·
tion includtng selected paantinat
calhgrnphv. c:crnmac!l, metal )culpturc and
ank draw1ng.' b} I C ore raculty memben
tewnrt Buettner, Judy Fawkes, Norman
Paasche, Jad. Portland. Ken Shores, Bru~
West and Phylh~ Yes An opcmng rec:epiJoo
wrll be held for them an Templeton Center
(Apnl 10. 7 to 9 p m • Templelon Centu,
anfo. ext 576)
•The l C choir and orchestra wtll prncnt
Bac:h·s "lognificat. olopg with worls b)
Monlc\lerdl, Byrd nnd Bruton performed b)
the choar. nod pectal selecuons b.> thf
orchestra {April JO, 8 p.m., Evaru
Auditonum . free, 1nfo ext 29S)
Wed.
•I enten Medltatlom 10 the: Chapel Will
conclude Wtdnesdny Ill> part of the: Lenten
season (Apnl II, 12:45 to I p m., Chapel.
anfo ext. 211) I
•Oregon en. Jan Wrc" and Rep. Jo
Simpson wall speak on c:ampu~ Wedncsda)
about ~tudtnt anvolvement rn the Orcgoa
Legaslature and the menl auto ansurancc
1nue Thear talk w11l be followed b)' a
quesuon and answer pcrrod (Apnl II. 7
p m • Counctl Chamber 10fo· clU 530)
• tudtnt\ for Ca) Right\ meet C:\tl}'
Wednesday evcntng Everyone: 10 the collttc
community ts welcome Bnng yourdtnncr,il
you like (Apnl II. S p m Thayer Room I,
mfo e'tt 433) the~· may haH· lo"l
tile) ~ere the tou~f
~flcr rinl\htng tn \
Thor Heverdahl K
JtiOnnl ut De 'tier ~
on Sat urduy.
and Clark "'
-""" ~c:t fire 1 o 1 h
111 the po,t ruo
·The \loorthle\\ rut
o: drad lo.,t all
.lnmorc:. Rob Alvare1
cluh' B \c.jUud. "
ted ~~II h II
· o "c: 01cled our
•
Lewts and Clark
finishing an last p
Tiki lnvttatlonal ~
• Nation•l Oh e\lment Week, dedac:stcd
to the divestment of stoc:h U.S college' hold
tn compam~ With deahngs In South Afrtca
ha~ been declared for April 4 through II It
ha .. been sanctioned by the Unued Nataonns
an intc:rnollonol week of action The South
Afracnn Freedom Commattec wrll sponsor
acuvrti~ on campu~ to be announced, and
black armbands wrll be avnalable ouuade the JUMP
~artlfeld Hall restde
Broad Jumpli
_.~;an get testy (II you
Tmtl Room on Apnl I I
Cont.
•Big lllllt umm~r Sn\loo proJTilll
c;alnlogue .. 11re no" avutlable at the Summer
School ofln;e '" 1\lban) Annex ThC\e !LSI
course~ to be offered dunng summer term
1979
•"Photorraph' or Cyp'lle<~ .. I~ the themt
of a phocogrnphy eJChibat at the Portland An
M•l\cum no" through '\pnl 1 S fhc: c:\htbll
'' mode up of 34 bl(lc:k and whtte pnnta bJ ····~
COMPl
I
Introducing: l
COMPUTEf
Is the rain rr
___ . -·------------l (i\pral 7. 9,30 a m. to 5 p m . II II SW lOth.
free, anro· Carolyn 1 urner, 244-JS.,S or
Murna llctchr:r, 63S-S7Hll Sun. photogrupher AI Monner Hia photo• hawe
appeared In ,uc:h pubhcuhonfi all nmt.
l.ooJ,.. 'iumt•t and .Votwnal (1,.ogttJph1t
----1 fNow lhrough Apnl IS, 1219 SW ParLSOI
•I ht 1\urth~nt I htatrto of th~ Dtaf "ill 'tudenl' donation mlo 226-28 II) •WI am a C'amrra." the pia) on "hach
Cabaret ~as based, wall pia) Fndll) and
Sauurda) at PonlAnd ~talc Ona~etJII\ 'r. l.in­
~oln !tall (Apnl f1 and 7. 8 p.m. 1~20 sw
Purl. S2.SO for 'tudenu, info and rescr­
\illlon• 2294440)
10 •lhr I ( ,., it, bht>hall tram "ill plav
ugamst Wallnmrlte Unl\tnat~ (t\pnl 7. j
p m • Joe Houaton held, ne.111 to the Ia"
r>choul, free, anfo· Clll 4.SO hold ;tudu tnn,. I or I he musat.tl l r111 ,,. a Good ----
\lun hur/r,• /JrmHr f.'our men un two
\loom en lluent an ~•sn languugc, 1md lour men
and t\loo women fur off~tllgc: voactng Ire
needed (1\pnl R und 9, 7 p.m, bll Grand
A\c:, Vun~ou,c:r , Wa1h, anfo. 22t!-20ih) Subml11lons IQ thls page .,.. pttntod
c;J1&cge ancJ ti\O~Id 04 aOdtO$JMd 10
21. ~~ and Ctarll Col~o. Portl111d,
97219 The d~llnct 11 'lOC>tl, f'ICSays; .M
mtMIOnS'ShQuld be ly~ dOIJt)lo .. PtCed
Pttmt'tr l.tiJl, .. tpnl J. 1979
4lg Strt~t Journal, Ap op o1nnountt, 1
mutter eta" "'•lh
ugnrut Jenlen1
cl c:lit\\ Wtlh no
10 lO u m to 12
,,, 30 NW Fen1
' ,!,un·h•al will
~e U 'i f cderal
In' rnl\ed b~ thr
lnl9 7to9p.m
( Montgomcn . '
'" n bat conc:trt
e m J:ngll\h b,
le 1 o be per.
ae Matd Turned
Fledcrm11.u5e, ·
::ht ond Weill\
pnl JO. noon.
~-ext. 265)
" an art exhibt·
d pntntinaa
sculpture: and
culty mc:mbtn
wk~. Nont~~n
r Shores. Brucc
:nmg receptton
iplc:ton Center
pleton Ccnltt,
It ra will p l'eK!It
~'lth woru b)
1 perf ormtd b)
teuons b) thf
p.m., Evan.
~95)
~he Chapel wtll
t of the Lc:nttn
p.m., Chapel.
' and Rep. Jo
us WednC$d&J
In the Oreaoa
,uto msurancz
ollowed by 1
• (Apnl II, 7
: e t 530)
ts meet~ e\
It an the colltF
your dtnner.~
aoyer Room I.
:ek, dedicated
. colleges hold
South Afntj,
lhrough II 111
!ed Notionus I
•n. The South
will sponwr
nounced, and
ilc: OUIStde the
on propm
the Summer
:tt. These ltsl
15 the theltl(
on lund Aft
The e:\htbtt
ue pnnu by
photo~ ha"
li 8\ nmt.
Groxruphtr
W Pnrk • .SOC
II) ~.)(..ge ts in your sails
LC yachtsmen lose easily at Eugene regatta
Tenm captaen 'icon "Sparky"
(.'Jeff 'Old I he oct WJ'l 1n1p1rcd by hO~t
club UnJVc:nuy or Oregon "When
we MlW them r u or OJ hgh110i the
bonfire lor the clnmh't~e thot even
tng, we JUM got anapercd," Cllfl •ned
"Wt. decaded we •hould torch the
bont, too·· The) mn\ huvt lo,t lhe rc~atta ,
tfl(~ were the IOit~l of the clom-
~ltrr finl\hmg an lu1t place ut
Thor llcycrdahl Kon ltkt In
.11 l>e"<tcr ftC\CfVOir In
on \aturdny dtlilraught
.wd C lurk \Rtltng club
,~liC" set lire: to t hctr po1pyru'
boll ut tht po\1 rucc tlumbake
•The: \H>tlhJc,, tub kept run
Jcad lu '' a II dn)," atd
~more: Rob Alvarct u member
llc cluh' B sqund "We JU\1 got
' tc:d \\It h ''·
so "c Otckcd our BtC'\ " Sophomore Ann I undberg, an
1\ 'quad \UIIor ~.ud 1 he: hrc w1n an
unprC:\'11\ic \1gh1 .. 1 he: fire and the
!IUn~cl and all m.1de lor JU\1 un
ancrcdthh · c11cittn~ npencncc: ... she:
~atd • I c..1n h.trdly wait to get my
him dnelopcd h was ull so ""'" lookeng ~ • •
Replacement co~1 ol the I C
A FLICK OF THE BIC bout wtll be co,ered b) an up­
preceottve I' of 0 Duck Oock .. They
hked the fire o much, they Jatd 1o
htll them for the boiit," C'hff aid
I he\> told u' I hey could wr11e 11 ofl
ugutn,tthcu Jtudent body fundtn~ o~
''" entertatnment e~pc:n•e
"We'\t been anvited back next
)c.u. too," he !laid "They wanl to
make 11 .10 01nnunl t\Cnl ..
\h olfC/ ~Jid the I c club \loiJ\
deeply honored b\ IJ o( o·~ gesture.
"Our tc.tm" re.JII) hum hied by such ~
a @tnerous orrcr," he laid. ''I'm nol .
quite aurc how mu~:h one of the)C FREESTYLE FONDLE
hab•~ com, but you sure can't pack Both the men's and women's champions of the First Annual LC
one u ~ ath green ~l<lmpl... • Breaststroke Invitational scored amaztng 9.5s, respecttvely , on a one
to 10 scale Competitors say they are looking forward to next year's
event.
Win in hand
Strokers grab easy victories
B) l ULif l>EW£Y
\111(/ R111><>''" ••f Tm Ju,,a,.•t
Spectiltors and parllctpant~
uhke enJoyed tht Fir~t Annunl Lewt,
and Clark Brea•troke lnvnahonal
last Fnday night
Stroker.s were: araded by .1 pmnel
of JUdie' from the: M.utcr and
John,on ea Clintc on :an Olympic I
to I 0 '<:ale Qu011ities corutdered
mcludc fitness, aaility and overall
rorm program of compultory e~c:rctSe~
Whtch Include: the fondle IJ'Opt and
goose
fhc 5eeOnd 111\d deciding round
or competition IOVOI\cs a two­
minute rrc:e3t)le stroke.
Both the: men's and women's
c:hamptoM careued their ""a" to
oubtanding. 9.5 stroke scores The
two aJ o w-ere top limshers 10 the . -pa•n compeuuon .
Lewis and Clark sailing team keeps warm
finishing In last place of the Thor Heyerdahl
Tiki Invitational Meet at the Dexter Reservoir tn Eugene 'The fire and sunset and all made for an
experience ." said sophomore Ann Lundberg . ''I
can't walt to get my film developed ' Po1nts may be deducted tf
moken ha'<e chapped hands,
hangnails, or wans
All participants tn both the
men·~ .and women·~ dtVIston~ are
rcqutrcd to complete a one minute Modest to a fault. however,
~ch stro .. c:r wt)hed to rc:ma10
namelc:a 1 one said, •fhas " a
htghly competttl'e spon, but I know
l'~oe got aJJ the mO'-ell. There's no
scn'c tn lening m) mere reputation
precede: me.· •
1
• ~· .. . -
•
JUMP OVER JOY AND DEBBIE 1 •1•· n,..,.,
Hartzfeld Hall restdent , showing rare form. practices for the
..... ural Broad Jumping Tournament to be held next week '''T~~
·•~a" get testy (If you miss) when you accidentally step on them
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DATE
Box 3400
Portland, Oregon Broad Jwnping test;
IM Tomney slated
Bv IJ:'SUE DfwBy
\111(/ R'putttt of l m lrn •:o.~
1 eWI\ und Clark. ,tudenu,
rncuhy and 1taff arc mvtttd to par­
tlctp;tte to the annual lnrramurnl
Broad Jumptn[t Tournament next
weekend
•t a~l year·~ wmner managed to
clc:ur 10 feet or fhe gah
depending upon bow you look at it, ..
'aid lntr Jmural OJ rector Sue: Pete: r-
on \\ ho know what ltnd of
athletic .1htl11y w-e might dt~co~oer
tht c:a~on .·
Pc:ter'\on S<ud carcrul oflktallng
~all prevent un ... crupuloU5 broad
jumper!> from c\lmpeting. '"La\1 )tar
we had !>omc: trouble with the gu) .~
she 5-ald • I he) had thr« tr.) I<'
male c:uch dmancc:, but some: ot lhc:
t:UY' would tntentionall) tnp und fall
O\Cr the gal~ the lil"!!t two attempt .
"We'll hone: none: of that thl'
\tar"
1\ H.trtlltld rc,tdent practicmg
tur the tournnment told the Log the
,port r~.-qutrc' tntc:n'e tonccntruuon
.• , ou reall) hu\e h.l p.t) attention to
whnl ) ou'rc doing," he: $Utd ... The
gtrl' C'OJn !fC:t tCSI) when~ ou acc:rdc:nt-
1) )lcp un them " • •
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COLLEGE FOR THE 1979-80 ACADEMIC YEAR
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OFFER
Present this coupon to the Registrar before 5 p.m. on May 4th.
11 -Today
•I he' { ull~t lndoof' P'"tram ''ttl olfcr
t\1.0 tnp, 1h1 "~kc:nd In order Ill p.u­
ttopatt', '<Ul must ho\1. no mtc:rc:st \1. tuu-
Tupptrw~~ lind cluh ta,tm ~rt\
,,,J1 be offc:~ toda m thr \lunor !IOU\(
I dlcm::r 1111 bot w·armt\1 nd ~nC\l
aomono\1. tn Ou~ch Omtn~ Rul•m Tht
\1.111 be: lc:1 un:h fen~t \l.llh aopcc1atc -pru,tded
\ trar hoot \1.111 be held an the ~tcwJut
Hall h'OI') 1 O"'t'r Bnng vour own hcll~
l'htrt' "all be a S7 (~ lor the 1\1.0 J:HO£nlm
lhc rrt"-tnp m«llnJ: -ntll bc~tn at t> JO
p..m 10 the lcmplc:ton Calle~ C"c:nt~r Ba~­
mc:nt
•kPurpJr 1 rht C"oloror \our Ortn ... ·v.tll
be thu V.'Cd:' Gu\'anesc Ctnema Falm The
film n aboutlhc tnlc of a v.~tem meretnal')
&fOUp tr 10 10 ~tan II 0\1. n botehn,g plant
Thcn arc aho moment!. of lid\'enturc and
romantt
Tht film a' an ohcaranl \\llh ahforntn
JhYrho-Nbhlc: \Ubtul~ and \\til be ho"' n
rnl .. at p m In the CounC'JI Chamber
dm• SJon \1.111 be ~I lor tudenh
Rtlrahmc:nu. \1.111 be.Rrvcd. :-.;arne \OUt 0" n
pouon
••four·Hundrtd Blo\1. ... -the sttOnd
mo,le "htch bunched Fanah Fa" cell·
~laJOn. to her fonune and lame \\til be
iho"n 1n the Counal Ch.ambcB at ~ r m
Admtmon ts frtt
Fri.
•1 nrda~ '\1.111 lDl:e place pnl 2 tn tt\e
1 nul Room r~om 10 am to .3 p m Mother''
Oub 'olunteeB v.tll lear an clothtn
nttdmg u The \1.111 a~o ~ff . ~tam. and
bleach l"hcu sen~ t) free.
• 'lidt f"Ua~ on the an of 1oalmon
poach•nt. mled -hom u to Sltllct.- wtl\
be ga~~n 11 o ISI.7 \0 p m pnl2 Charles
Tuner. ongln»tor of the prt'pam. "'ill
nartlltc l he )t\o'\1.
dm1u1on '-''Ill be S2.50 ddtuonal
tnfonnatton rna be obtatned b) c:alhng
O~IS! ~4 -593
•T hr Sprinc Balt.r Sale. sponsor-ed by the
Mo~r·~ Oub, ~~.set to pro,ide @oodt~ for
the wceb ahead. Featured lno!.h~ tndude
Baled Alub. &ted Mmnc:sota, Baled
Wyommg and Shale and Bake. GooC:ItC$ "''"
be sold Apnl 2. 9 a m to J p m. tn the
T cmpleton Center Tiha)~r roorru
Sat.
•lhP ~princ BaL.l.r alr. sponsored b)
the 'onh"CSI School of La". LS Kt to
Jlf0\1dc preccdenu for the 1e.lt" ahead
J:catured ln05ha anclude- &U.e o\er
Med1um. Balke O\tt Coal B.aU.e- O\'fr
Blac and Sluikc our Bakke Goodies"'" -be wid Apnl .3. Q a m. to J p m 10 the
Templeton Center Th4\"er room1
#
•!MU Orlmu lor \\hitt CollM \\orkn-s.
or ho~ btnll\t"Umcn can protect cam&np
through uu. !iMlten. v.1ll ~ the sub;cct of a
~emmar April J. p m • at the lz\\11 and
Oar blWnen dcpanmcnt office The cost
'\1.111 be sso ror the onr-dass Kmln.ar For
mou anlormataon , caU Ken Pterc:e at ut
.SI9
• Thr Or~on Maimr<t Thuter •1ll gJ\~
'"'o pcrforma~Ka Apnt J at St. Vanccnt's
Hmptual, and Apnl4 10 the l..ewu and Carl
anlitmal') The I.JO pm maunca ••II '""
elude a \"llnet) of rnaJmed s~ctchcs lachts .,u be S2.:SO, and Ut l\'2llabc 11 Me&et and
Fmn\: doantov."TJ, or b.) calhfll 2~4-1 ~ 12
•lbr t:ariJ SouT~phonr Socirt' v. til
pramtlormtt Ponlandcs Rnan Pta:-olotna
ialo pc.rfonnancc: ApriJ 3 P&ccolo ~orm'
v.or b) SCh\I.'Cit7.cr, Freud, Na,.on.
Hoa11rd and other an lbc ~roque :t}le rbe
conc:en 'lOIII bcg~n at 8 p m at the Oregon
MU¥um or Scicnct and lndlaUJ General
12 Publick Occurrences
"""" . -I --.....
"' ~ --4 -
Cuct•rnber prices in China to rise
·F~ud , Fun and Phallac ymbob" will be a )pc:oalsencs otlecturcs on human sexuality
II Le"'U and Clark Apnl 10 and II. The ~ncs Wttl CO\~r topics ol conttrn to au students
1nc:ludtnc !.c:'\Ualabbcrauons 4nd 1001 ways to feel aood tn church Speakers Anna Bryant
(noted promoter of fruit}, Rata Mae Brown (noted fruit promoter) and Cesar Chi\'CL (noted
fruu producer) v.ill debate the c:xJSlcnce of God and what cucumber~ arc like in bed
•The antent of the ')mposium i.i \el) simple; sa)'s Mark. Loeb, head or the Chnstian
Fello~h1p, "'htch is promoting the c\~nl . "We need some greater under1tandmg of what it
means to be py or a tnan~vatite . It's 'fcry amponant that v.~ all prepare for the future. wheo
thC'IC thtnp .wtll be comma out into the future loa much peater extent When it comes to se~.
now " the time to get ahead •
The lectures ,.111 ~ hc.ld e.ach da) at 8 p.m. in the Counal Chamber poruo~ by the
LC student ~nate Students Cor Gay Right.s, and the South Afncan Freedom Leaaue
• A ">tmlner in off~nii"C dthlnl ltlled,
·~~ W.\"J to crash and burn v.uhout rcalh
tr\lng• will ~held an the Counal Ch11mbcr.
·aaurda). pnl 3 2t 8 p.m. Guest speal..er
"Ill be ~ophomor e Mark James who ha'
pcnonall} demolished IS can Cost for the
two-da\ e\ent "'" be Sl .SO or 01 used .. fG
Cool•es ~,u be ~n-ed
Sun. 4 -Lesllt De~~ )
toptc ol a two-pan coune offered al OMSJ
prtl 4 T optcs \\tlltnc:ludc tnmmmg. )o.tk·
ma tsred r~t and • \etnlnar In toe Jim The
cia'~ "'111 m~t from 9 30 to 11:)0 p m To
rqtuer. cull 24t!· sqo7
•·Blow. M~ the Rlaht \\a> ... an uhtbt·
uon in the an ot latr df)1ng 'l'ith "' blo\1.­
dl)cr, \1.111 be rerformed ~\pril 4 b) ... en
Fnedman u pan of ht senaor project tn the
Evans udnonum Guest dryer, Paul \'ogcl,
a 111 appear wtth hti "'orld-famou\, fhe­
ipec:d, 1000 cc, fuel·anjccted , autographed. 1------------------4 hand-held nuchmc.
•T ht ~tudeni/T oebtr lnttrphau
:'\atur~ Klan ( Tl "1\) .,ill meet e•ch
\\edne1da) at 3·15 p m. tn the II Student'
l..a~c Coaune (ASI.C) offi~ Fundang u
l\"llllable lor sludcnt actt\1llcs and btngc:s
Tho)( atshtng 10 apply ror lundang arc
requested to complete and retut n the cornet
Jorms at lc:aJI one "'ee~ pnor to lheu
uppearanCle bclo~ the commtttcc . Formnrc
\11tlablc 1n the Sl C offices
•'J hr Bucli StoP' JfPr«" •• .ln M) Pocli.~t~
Will be the l1lle ol thu -...ee~'uermon &1\"Cn by
l,c\l.b and Clark flr-a1dtnt John fhJ\\ard 1n
the Agnes t-lsn.ll an Chapel. bcginntng at
() J0 J' m 10nt8ht, dmt~SlOO \1.111 ~ S6,()()()
lor student.
•·t.:arr and (. ulturC' uf lomail,-a~ &be There u no adm1nton charge for thas
nent Spectators arc urged to bnng their
O\\ n condtttonc:r
Mon.
•1 hr ASl ( ;~n•t,.mutintthl' v.c:ck will
1ake place.
·~pain'~ furtmO\t rnduranet man.
franasc::o t ranco, "''II appear tn the A~
f-l11nagnn hapcl }~tcrda) franco ~111
perform to the Bee Gee'• hu •male StoJm'
All\r and "Ill be b;ackcd up b) K1arcn Ann
OutnlJln on the bdncy machtnc. \dma ann '" 1 for I ( stutJenu. S6
the ~ncrul put-the lor more mlormat
call 7t>2-1 lO't
•M< omt tlllhrr,M the :\·rated film lh1:
laun\:hed farrah f·a\\~tt- Majors to ~
CIJarltf"'' 44n.:rb stardom, ~•II be sho•n
the f:,an) \udttmaum 1\pral 5 011 f! p m ~
lilm ~all hc: spon,orcd b\ the Studcnu f
Hetero\e\Uill Rtghh Popcorn \1.111 be wn
ed, hut brang \I)Uf o"' n butter.
Tue.
• 'P«-dal,\ 30Ctated Students of LCI!I
and Clari; ( ollc ·e bo'\ang card \\til uu
platt an th4 \ \l ( JO\crnmcnt olftecs "'"'"'
bat 3 0 p m
•orr oO·nmpu' cuo&.,! F.tta IJeQJe,
F.llll o~ulhor of \p61tula I.H•rng, atU
lcadtnt: a c:ooltnp ~orl)hop "'llh the
campus catch an mtnd R~tpcs incl:~
numerou-. \':traaunn) l'n {mspc ~u"· on
IUitt c:unc:~nt r;alc and Pop 1 art . T raal I'IDOl
\c:r.tmblc \rca I uc .. da). K a m RnnE'
o"' n p:uuha and S20 equspmcnt fee.
• ru~lfl rndtn&'\ "til no longer Ult
place tn th~ l.smarGc:k I oun~ ~
proclamauon from the pre1idcnt. no l Cc:, "''II be llo~~ lo partake 10 culturAl C\
out"de ol rcaular dil\ hours For tbl
ren,on \.an l:ood ~r' •tt has also bee
"-ancellcd 'tpece
• fran&. :Zappa, rcco1nized as Amaiatt
leadmg \1r1uo~o of the c:l:n,tc:al guuu 11
appear •n conttn 111 I C on \pnl 6
Zappa ha tudted under such ~211•
Cckdomo and Perc Romero. In •d •
\ndrc' ~cgo,ta Zapp41 program tnd t
cuts off hi' ne\1. :album · ~hctL: Yerbo1111.• • fhe c:onttn "''II ~8Jn at IS p m 11
Agn~ Hanapn Chapel Tickcu
av;ulablc at the r emplcton Center
uon da~ . II u m to 5 p.m.. nd arc Sl.SO ..
students. S6 gcner l.adm1s ton, S I fordnm
Call c.11t. S71 for more anform.ation
Wed.
•Students for Htltrosuual Ri&llll
meet April 1 at 5 p.m. in the Japanc:sc
of the Forest Dorms E'feryone tS Wdc
Bnng your own towel.
•Stud~nt s for Bondac~ and
Ra~hh will meet Apnl 1 at j p.m
"'"-eight room of Pamphn Sporu
E\'Cryone is ~elcomc Bnna your on Dana
(lllbflh HrOin
, t'iOnrfl I o l
"Sicc:r ,, the n
u~ ·thon ... fUtlart
• olthe 20-hour dl
~"t't'kcnd u he Ia)
~\lt'ep, \le~p .f
f ghtecn cd
~ll}tnucall) 'tanc::
,_o to rat~ mone · fo
fi:!Orch ol mu1cular
~~n When 15 rem
1 c:d (h8'Jntthc l) I
dan~ floor 11 no.
had .-.tsed SA,l
pc a perfect ,._
!t::scul:u Oystroph}
Each couple
pkJ!IS, pa~nu an
• communtt to ~~
::dt hour they danced
10 c:enu an boul
~ '>':as also ltlell
uton "'ho dan~d for
was dan:cted
dltttion pots of tndav
The money taut
becollccted b) Mt
uPortland office for u
"1 ~ heclc:hatn, an
p) nd commuru(
l!.dl of It Wlll t
r:dfChtnathc probler
dtsordcT \Atd
p!;caty coordiruttor.
•~tudtnh (or -:,quan~l and P~t.nu
Rt~ht' wlll meet April 1 .u .S p m •
b1ology depanment ofticn E,cryoer
welcome. Brintt your own salttn~
•Thr Trojan ( omml lonln& -\ILiald
Ponlond ha \Ct up oncntatton •esl~iotllllll
people intc~~ted in bccomtna more in\'lliM
wuh nuclear actl\ltae' A ;esston tilled.
You Can Orav. "ipunlr.y, Build rour
Bomb ... "'II be held tOntJhl beginniiiJ FRE
Hoot1ng It 20 hours
riOil this past we1:tk1en1
ltl11ike t had done SQ
me participant. Ano
rur-1 think '
p m.
Cont.
•·f.diJh~ 201r wtll contanue t
Augu.\1 12. ~I 7 at OM 1 Ecltpsc (OGII
has been tncorponucd &nlo the pn::s.ct~1talll
The sho\\ gi,es \le"'eB the oppot1ulll1
undc:r~tand the rc.non~ wh) the sua
totall) dC~trO\ the eve:). DcmonmattOil
rcuna dam.1~e v.1ll btgJn at I :JO and
p m "'cc~dD} . 7 '0 I'm. Frida~, ..
.1m I. 2. J. ;~nd 4 p.m on Saturda)tJ
Sunday' 1 here i1 no e tru char~ outiJIOC
the Sf student admia<>ion lO OMSI
.~ itht ufth~ L i\-tn& Ond· u pa.J~
tage now throuah Apnl 3 tn hr
TheAter, R p m niahtl through Junt­
rcnc lonuc:o's pia) is I Cl.I.UIC I
l.c"'i' and Clarkcr ltY Gr~ning plaJ'
tule role. The pcrlormllncc wall be Sf 1111
s&udenu, L student• and LC rudeoli
Tht Log ~lint Journal, ,.fptll I Ot"C) ... J'~oartt l.c>t
'"The U5C :and
~opology : Renee
and Cross
ndtna_.~ ,.1ll th
lltlclllc R osaldo's s
Rosaldo was the
forum spe..kcra v.h
the theme. ..Jn
Rnsaldo is un anth
t...._, und as.sociate pr
~ord UOJ\~r it\.
The~ a~ problem
h a temina 1
oloe•"· accor ~
. "I here i~ delinil1
bet"'ecn rhe '"'t
bropology -the 1
~Dt'lc--tttJdtes other .:uht -u• and the put. Femin
v.uh the future at
'Oln!~,. ·. lull potcnttal. abe