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

April 19, 1979 Volume 41, Number 19

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1979-04-19

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

:e Me I cc .. (f•rr.
the l ( Studcru ,, ~55)
nil open lh 'finn,
tdern 1011. balk!
tm provl\<ihun1 nd yogn Bothd11 offered ( \pnll~
.()569)
wall be PI'C\(nt(d
r•~ (Apnl 17, •
50 cent'· anro
1 prepare Chtnel(
:.tratc:d n~ pan of
liege's I c:arntnr
;h nnd la51c u
a sang t ht) ~tu-rn
I p.m .. Meado•
4005 S W Butner
lttOM 645-4461)
Ius Ethic 01
n culture ol
nrnson's spnn1 ' on 1$ lUSOCIJit
hies at Unton
Jew York C11~
socaal claucs1n
r effect on 0111
' JO p.m • Apa
Jde Will PI'Utnl
r.a Bohtmc b)
rocu~es on thr
of Pam (ApnJ
Un1venat), 7S
.4743)
didBte$ wtfl ~
lhe Ftrst Statt
shtp as open to
Jumo~ (Apnl
,cement, nt tht
meets e\cry
e an the collear
1our danner, a1
toyer Room I.
, u shdc 'ho• l
I 16mm mo\tt
~~ Bntatn, v.iU
r at Ponlallll
0 p m. PSti.
I Merry Band I
:lttc: mu~ic at
Audttonum.
l'!o perform
ickct' ire
722 sw 21&1. !
ril 18, 8 p.m.
J..())56) I
IS the theme
onlond Art
The c::<h1btt
ltc: pnnts by
hoto) haw
, at. 7imt.
toRraphlr.
W Purk. ~
26-2811)
, .. an Ill
pnantanp. I
ulpturc and I
memMn
Nnrn11n
res, tJrucr
May I.
'tut/ I.', /'llf I F •
Public meeting set to disctM
pros, cons of additional spaces g lot to
(Jnlhla Owrn'
llfllw Piunttt I oa
t\ proposed parkang lot of IJO
13 140 'puce~ wall be con1tructed
rJtAcenr to Joe Huston Alhleuc:
Complell af the: college presadent and
toard ul l rustec:' upprove a
~mmcnda taont of the college
Parkm C'ommutec.
ThC' Par~ang ( ommutee will
tJ(uU the prop<ned p.trk~ng lot at 8
,_m Apral 26 ot the Nonhv.elltern
5dlool t!l I u v. an a mec:ttn~ open to
lit pubhc. rhc: commi11ec: wlll ~ec:k
~w,t•on'l from the: pubhc ..tt the
c:tthng 01nd v. all pre>ent other
rtaro~ed meuaure to ollevtatc: the
o~Crcrowde d parktna ~it uutton at
lt'Al~ and Clurk
1 he luw 'c:hool an afhhatc: of
LC, hll\ unlv 115 porl..ang 11pacc:~ for
; ore thun 700 racuh}' 'ltafl
-~mbcr and !ltudc:nt~ Mnny lnw
,chool people park their CUI"\ an the
Gmwold Stadium lot, c:ausing a
sJlortU8t" of \pUCe\ ror people who
llud) und wor~ on the mum I C
ampu'
A propo"al for a 100-spncc
r-arl.ang lot weat of the law school
ibntr) wu' nppoanted b) the Boord
c( T rustc:e' last fall, but some: local
tctidenb .&nd law 'tudenus appealed
to the Ponland Cny Council to
tJl'cnt construction of that lot l"he
COIInctl ga\c the college 90 dnp to
upton~ other remedie' to the pnrl­
lll! problems. lhe currently propo,cd lot ••tc:
next to Huston Complex wu ruled
OUI by the committee laat rail
~nuse 11 wu~ thought to be too
small However, the sate wus
reevaluated laat term n .t better sue:
than the one behand the law hbrary
w(Thc Huston Complu 11te) t" a
lmle more level ·• aad Glenn Grc8JL
I C vicc:-prc:sadent for development,
who ·~ u member of the: Parktng
Committee: ... fhere ilrc: considerably
len •pccimc:n trees and there i'
&cC'C:.'\s from another road
"It appear~ that it would be leu
costly and we wtll get more: pace for
the ~mme amount r of money) ..
Motonsta would enter the
propo ~ed lot 1 rom Boones Ferry
Road The lot propoted laat Co1ll
would hnvc had an entrnncc on
1 erwtlhger Blvd., a rood nlrta,dy
congested by ..tn antcncctton wuh
Palnunc fltll Road and by the en
trance to the pre~nt htw-,chool Jot
At lca~t one ot the eaaht
memben or the Pnrkanl' C <lmmtttee
oppose the parlung lot propo•al
"I m opposed to bu1ldang purk­
ang loh at all," '<lid lav. student
Stmon filth w~> lec:hng about llts
that ror the money that's bcina spent
v.e could ~c:t a really dfec:thc:
tran)ponation plan. There' n lot
you can do v.11h a quanc:r or a
milhon doll.m .
-Th,., countn ·,going to ha"e to • • change It~ ideas about ears. We ma) Lewis and Clark College
not even be able to drive: cars by nc.Jtl
aummc:r and then ~e'll ha\'e this baa
piece of pa \.ement ...
1 he other law student on the
commtttec, Aloha Shade, satd he
fc:c:li her opposttion to p3tlung lot
consttuaton would be overruled by
admantstnuon und faculty member
on the-commucee , )0 1he hn~ pushed
lor the "lea.t woN" sue
Greu saad parlung lot coo­
strucuon as only one: of the measuru
the commmec: will recommend . WOther paru ol the proaram have to
do with increJatana the clforu on the
upper campu' und the law school
campus to car-pool and take 1 ri­
Mt't buses."
Paukang areas on tl\c mam I.C
campus may be rehned co proVlde
more spac:c:s for com~ct c:an,
Grega -.ttd ... h'• our opinaon thut a
combtnation ol thote things wall
preclude: the need for any additional
parking nreas [il the proposed lot is
built}," Grcag said. April 19, 1979
"The: kind of th1ng we'\'C lalkcd
about is the ktnd of inccntne '4--e can
generate: to keep people from dri\'­
ang, .. As•oaate Professor ot Lav.
J•m Hutrman , another commmec:
member said ... At the Ia"' achool we:
pvc exclusive place. to people who
c:ar-pool.
•we have tncd dtffe~nt clau
Khc:dule~ to thereby, hopcruuy
lo~er peak demund on the parkmg
lot. and there has been aomc im­
pact." •
Tenth annual festival to begin today
Man of_spirit, talegt
Past controller M\.A..I..&.U.. dies
\ltcmorial \CI"V ICC"~ for l tnley
P.undl 1vt ullins lonaume fintmcanl
controller of l.c:wt~ and ( lurk
College, \\ill be held at II a.m.
\lrurdoy in AJnes f!lnnugan
Ch.1pcl.
\o1ulhn11 74 dted 1 ue.o;day after
an unsucc:es, ful battle wuh
ltukt:mHl and diabete 1\t the ttme
ol h1' de:\lh, M ulhn!> wa~ worl..tng
p.art tame for the college. \enang .ts
a spccaul ..ts~istant to William T.
Mallin~on. vtcc--pre~tdent for
bu)tnCs\ and linance
He JOt ned the college uoft a~ a
controller an 1976 and moved anto
the 'PeCtUI .t&)l~tant's pO,IliOO an
february of 1978
Mulhn:. '' credated wath hn' ·
tng a mnJor role an the ~trenmhntng
•nd unprovmg the uccounttng and
linancaal program' ot the college's
busane\~ operutton ~
.. Fanley M ullms WM u very
IIPCCIOJ mon of UnUYUOI sptrtt and
tulent," sa1d LC Pre)tdent
John Howurd "No person 10
Portland urpn sed ham an ha& field
"He wall be profoundly massed
ill lew" and Clark bec.1use of the
quaht) or ht!) work. He brought
prore,~aonalt,m to the college
when at wa) badly needed The
quality 10 hts personal hfe v.-a' a
uandurd tor all of Ul "
Before comans to ~wi~ and
rl he ~crvc:d I or sever.al yean ns
tren~urer and controller of Colum­
bia Plywood C.orp.
Mulhn• most recently return-ed from a trap to the P<"ople'
Repubh c: ot Chanu with ha~ wal
and rnends On h•• tnp he l:ttd
\\II" mo't \truck with the imprc:s·
)lon of hov. fnendl) the Chine)c
people were according to an nnicle
tn the March. 1979 i'~uc ol Or~Ko tr
mngannc
He WU'I u member ol the
Amencan lmtatute of Public Ac­
countant\ "'Jataonal '''ociation
Accountant' and Finanaal Fx­
ec.uu"~ lnstuute a past ofltc:er ol
the: Oregon Soctel\ of CPA\ and
belonged to the Aero Club ot
Oregon 11nd Oo;wc:go l.akt C ountr)
Club
He: i'i survt\'Cd b.} hi5 v. tic
Jo\c:phanc: and o 'on Rtchard P.
Mullin~ H E CRAFTS
One hundred and twenty-five of the best arttsts and craftsmen
parttclpate in this year's Sawdust Festival.
I.' nnt Hinde • Ul thr l'u•rv.r I 01:
What st.arted ten )CAl'\ ago liS a
small un11 ond croft.. l11ar ba' become
one-ol the large•tt uch {~u"ah ro be
held m the Pact(ac "lortbv. est.
The name Sav.dusr Fcsth-..1
eem' " btt out of place at Lc::wtS and
(lark unlit you )tep mto the:
Pnmpbn '\pon~ Center toda~ und
~ee the b.lr~ chtJ>' ~Uered on the
lloor,
"The g>·m ha a 'peo~l fC::Ciing
after cvervone fim~hc:"\ fuung at for
the fc:)tt\'al: s.atd 1979 Sav.du•t
Darector Dc:HI Serflmg, .. ,, turns
tnto an 31(1 plc:asang to he around
v. ith nn eanh} and natural f~ling"
One: hundred and t"'enty-fh"C o(
the best ani~t• and cntlt:~men were
cho)en to p.srttctpate an tht~ vcar'
(~tl\&1. accordmato Serllant Sci~
uon ol the artlsts bepn wt
No"ember when .SOO letters were Jent
to pouible entrants wath O\'er 200
A bad brake and
a bad break 2
II a momana CCII In bn:at. dadn't
wal.c up the dn'~' ul the: Routt-40 T n·
M•t bualaat fnda), •llal be ... wbmbc
mumed lrom hi a b.rnk <!iii Tht buJ bad
rolled do•n •nc,.b.tnkmut 11 Qlll• ~
he had left 11 on Huddlnlon l.aftc: IUid
bad )1111 m IHd Llk&JII a dlllnk out ol
Odell II aU 'a, u na Frida' tilt I 3th rcsponsn . Each arti3t was then
asltc:d to bring Ch c: or il ~ pieces of his
v.orl.: before a committee c:omptled
of studenu, admtn .. traton and ar­
ti h. From the: apphcanl\, 125 v.cn:
Kle~tcd
Thr sawdu$1 Fe th I " one of
the lev. art la1"' m the country where
the JUdgtng ol the ani't'" wares take~
plac:e.
Man' of !he anisu are locaJ,
but '<)me: also travel acre») the coun­
try to panacipatc: tn the lair. "The
sho"' has created u l\4me for itself
and that i wb) the anis.ans feel it u
worth•·hilc: (tor them to travel arut
di.stan~) ." said ~erllana .
There will be a \'lric:t} ol cra(u
on displa) and tor sale throu&hout
the weekend. Some of the band­
made craft works andude ceramic
pieces. ilk screenings, rod:mg
chatn, metal Kulptura and e\"Cn
replica brooms from the 1500s.
AJong wcth the am and craft
work will bean anayofrood provtd·
1lle J-board gets
on1e action 2
Wltb 1'"0 C'opdand Hall raicknb
lac:ull n..•ite-du&uitlaDCC C:bai'JCt, tbe
t~udml JudiNI) bOard IDA) ae fadq
more actaoa allan lt bu all \u.r Soa
C\tllqe Ud 11\ICknl booS adaUIUMI"'IOB
arc '41M:Ih0Al~~& tbt dl~t•'fllOI ud
~ruc:uuc: of I be J. buard Don &a%
tn the Northwest were chosen to
• ed by tbc Stgma Ph1 Ep tlon. Sagma
Alpha Epstlon llnd Lambda Ph1
Ep)ilon fraternuic: , the Saga cor­
poration and Mornc Draagoon and
hi~ Ko,her hot dogs.
.. This (~tl'~o .tl ha~ something for
everyonc:.ft s:ud Serflana. •Jt tS 11 fun
atmosphere .tnd the Cypc ol thang
that ~ould be aood to brina the:
lamily."
An addition to this yeu's C:\'Cnt
w11l be lhc: music. The: Hash Moun·
tain Rambkn wdl be an Pamphn
port' Center throuahout the
ioti\1ll pla)1ng traduional and ne~
blucgras~ tunes The: LC jan group
and pouibly other lC muaic sroups
~'ill also pla).
Admiua~n to the Sawdwt
Fc:Jti''lll is free £or browsers (a httle
more costly for buyers) and begins at
noon loda)' tor a fa cult) pre\ie~ and
will be open lo the pubbc:from I p.m.
until S p.m The fc:Jtival wdl take:
pla~ all weekend wtth au close at :S
r m Sunday. •
It was their best
personally I 0
n. Pia~ 11'110 ..., r..w ·­
~n:dUICfti}'t~uhboatbedhdr~
Uni'ftllfY 1ut SaturdAy Ouu
Dt<:4llitr'l lP"Dt. "" T -rl«'• Ud Jod ·,.,.,,. toq.4Ua..-. nu-. aDd
leU) kced\J-•-clintlll0111 -.rc penoaaJ
bats. The •pl.kcn ~ bOll Oftao•
Colktf or Ed011uoaut 1 p..~a, Satllr'da)
at Gro•okl Sudtulll.. •
..
•
-Judi
\cna Baktr
llllht lllt•nN-~ I nr •
When tudent JUdac:tal matter'
,,~ur on cumru" hlt the oo'c of
the Odell lurnllu~ theft I \I 'car -
t hr student judtC'tllr\ board deal'
,, rth tho'c accUl ~ "' mt .. condutl
l'hr .I·Bll:lrd rc\leWS the c:a'e and
then recomm" nth \\hal d1 caphnan
act•on. il an,· hould ~ tal.en
I he \ "o11tcd Students ol
'"''I" ond Cltul ciC'Ct \('\CO
member.- tu thAI board board 'hasn't done a
t~rm\ . there ~ •I' 'omr confu,ton a'
to "htch t'l the-memh<r"' term' had
c: ,part·d l he-matter ~"' cleared up
11 -1 mrcllnf Monda) ntght "11 h
tunmr .,;.e,,n ltwner .lppt,tnted a'
~ htcl IU\IIc.:-"-t nH)f (tf'\.'j: ( dhnun,
Rcn Yell, 0 Hn II Hill, 11nd Dan
Wright, <~ophomorc: f ric Jen,C'n; nnd
frc..hman Rn "' "iundcrland com·
rn'c: tht rc:'ll ul tht btliUd
Next "«).; the honrd "ill he~tr
the "n'r agaan't liOf'hl,mCHC''- \nd)
t..ttchen nnd BtU\:~ Stoler t..uchen
\\ "' C\ICttd (wm hh opclund flail
dorm Ia 1 "cd. (Srt ar.:compan)inl
\lor~ . 1111\ paar).
\ number ol JUdtcull mallc:r
nr~ rcl~rrcd to the J-Bourd b\ '\oren·
on .tnd l)arrctor of Re\ldcmcc lloll"
I lcnt~>c J homp~on . year'
Thts H~a• the J.ft,,ard h:a had
'"" matters to ili:l upnn much to the
rf< ... _.,,urc ,,r lk:tn '' '\tudcnt' Dtcl..
~ortn'"" Howt\ t 1 '\ :-~rcn .. on j.,
c''ncemcd about the ah1hl\ ,,f thr J.
Ro:~rd tn net e'~d1entb 11 o :.e\ere
rn~blem \\Crt: to \lCCUr. Thc>)e \en·
umcnb wcrc ul~o e'\prC$,ed b}
''I l rrc: •dent ~e\ln H 0\\ at nd
'1c.c-prt"~tdent I t't' \\em tten.
"l'he J-Board ho•m't done a
damn thmg tht' \ear, .. ~lud We1n'·
tc1n lhomp\On '"'d ull rc:s1dencc
hnlh hnvc thdr own J-Aourd' \\htch
h11ndle rn-dorm dl'tlplinar} mallei",
\c!;ordins to Thomp,on th~ tunc­
linn ol rc:,idencc hull J Bourd' ha' ANDY KITCHEN (LEFT) AND FRIENDS
"I teet that this Is a personal thing against me and Bruce Stoker "
~The rroblem," ~~d Ho\\at, .. ,\ been rather que ttonable tn the pa\t
'People: arc: ... orne" hnt reluctant
to JUdge: thetr pcef) ,",he~ id "lluu
rn part wn be utd about the A\ l (
J Board too ' Student evicted from Copeland Hall
that the .!·Board ha~ to m«t 'C\ httle
(mfrcquenll) }thnt the\ don 1 ha\'t
an~ real organi1utional ,tructurc: or
gu1delincs. \obod' '>et'ffi\ to be"'"
mg to take umc to thtnl ubout the
objccti\'~ lor the J·Board tn .tb\tract
t~fffl!o ~
Four of the seven J Board
membcf\ talc off1cc tn the fall The
other thrtt ta._e offi« spring term
thus. membcn ol the J·Board art
rntated dunns the )c:.tr
Arter the ASI C dcctton' ln"t
Paul \ oatl
Of lht ..... ,...., l.ot
An eldc:rh couple wulh
through an .atrport and ,poll> their
muSJn~ ch1ld pcddhna Oo"c" and
literature to pas~er by tn support of
the UntfiCZltton Church Ho" c:on­
)tttutiorusl and moral !Itt for them to
-~idnap" their believed-to-~ lo.,.t
chald from reliaiour. cult membcn.,
rruu and other question~ ~ere
u,._cd dunng u deprogrammms
~mtnar held 10 the C.ounctl
Cham~r Jut "•turdn) b) hl\\yen,
cultists and lntere,ted 'tudent~.
l"he o.cmuur SCI OUt to -e:\·
amtnc the que,tton of whether a
~rent'• naht to remove h1~ or her
c:htld from a cult eovaronment ta
negated or l1mued by the chtld\
COO\IIlUtlon.al nghtJ "
t\ gtOUp of fi\e 0rc:J!On At•
torneys and one psycluatmt
presented professional and pcNonal
view• eo'enng the nghn of p.trentl,
children's nght:o~ reli(OOU\ freedom
and other nf.hts And ra.ponstbtlltle~
Kt torth tn the F1nt Amendment of
the U.S Constllullon
Amon tho t ptc:\Cnt on the
dtscuuion p3ncl "ere:
• Peter Rudie, a IOQI attorney
"ho " handling a ~uit llg~tin.t the
Unlficauon Church tor the .. lcidnap­
pmg .. o( one of h11 clienl'• daughte~ Thomp,on bc:he'e' thllt J.
Bo<~rd \hould rellect the \tandllrdb ol
~audenh. though the <~tondards "do
nat hav~ to ~ sn0e'(tble
'8\ not hnnng a ~~ of ar
ttculated !>tandord~. we approach
anarch\ -,he ~1d • .. The !\IUdent JUdiCtBI procc:"~ l'l
11gan171ngl y sill" ... Thomp on <~aid
"But I hU\e great rallh '"the "udent
judtc:1al proce s," • \ophomore And\ K1tchen wau
eVIcted from h1s Copeland Hnll
dorm room lint W«._ after repented
mtsconduct •lccord1ng to Den1sc
Thompson , d1rec1or ur re"1dcntt
hnll~ 01ck oren,on. dc:un of
students , cuncellcd Kttchen'\
re~1dcn ce holl contract Apnl 9
(ollowmg an tnetdcnt "h1ch mvolved
t ~Wtl> ond Clark ~ccurity oflittr
Apnl 7
Kttchcn and h1~ roommate
Bruct" C\toker wtlt go ~tore: the A~ octnted "tudent' of l ewi5 nnd
Clork JUdtcinry board ne"t week on
no1'e dtsturbance churse:-. 1 he
board wall dectdc 11 further nct1on
should be taken agotnst the pa1r
"Other ,tudent~ were be1ng
totnllv taken advantage of," •m1d
Thomp!~On "We \\ercn't prepared to
condone that lond of bc:huv1ot con
~~~tently ••
Thomp,on '\Std th~c ( opc:lond
student' had complnmcd to her
before K1tchen\ eviction and hnd
Deprogl'armners clairn parents have rights;
Cultists' lawyers charge them with kidnapping
Rudte 10, no" fnctn~ legal act1on
taken 3~<unst h1m b} that church.
• Donnld \ndrew .. , a colleague of
Rudtc:. pr~nted h•~ G!l'le'!Sment ol
current trend~~o of rc:hgtou\ cult, and
the ramtficauon\ of the cult tn the
COO\tiiUtiOnlll \)'.Cern
•( hart~ HtnUe and Paul
Me)er represented the Amencan
Civtl ltbc:n1e'o Umon Each arc Ot·
torne~ .tnd gave the ACLU tand·
po1nt "1th reference to the conAutU·
\t ~I\
• \ tnan Gre-ek. a Ponland psy­
chlotm\ who 1 in favor of
deprosrammme from the a,pect of
the fam1ly and rclatJv~ of the cult
membcn -.ec:lone then return Greek
1~ father to t~o thlldren. one of
whom •~ a former culhat, the other
sull .l""ociatcd wtth the ~me sect
• Portland attornc) Allen ~obcl
orgaued and moderated thr.:
• semmar.
Con,p1cuou• b~ ha. alncncc: was
~dl-kno\\ n dc:pro~tmmmcr Ted
Patnc::k Patndo r«c:ntl) gave an
mter.\le" to Pltn·bul map11ne con­
cerntng deprot~rnmmrna .t'pect11 and
technique-. and \\as ham,ell the topic of dlscu!lsaon thloughout the
\emmar He hus twtcc: been tndteted
und conv1cted on chnrge$ related to
ht'i deprogrumm1ng tti:hnaqu~
throu@h "l..1dnapp1ng" for the1r
parent'~ guardtnnsh1p
Patnd "u' schedualed to nt·
tend the 'icm1nar but wa' unable to
do so for unexpltuncd reason~ . -
Cults: "Fuller
BJ-mh Companies
with theological
overtones"
(ach pnncltst pre"cnted a short
•totement of po!'lrtlon of the topic
"1th a panel dl\cu~~~on followtng
l he 'cmmar toncluded wtth the
audtence tn' 1ted to questton or com­
ment on the pO!illlon of each paneh t
in reluhon to cult&
Htnklc und Me\ler tool the
poMtton of the F1rs1 Ammendment
concernmg the nghb of the child, a~
"ell u' the nghb or the cult', religtous e'press1on They condemn·
ed the pructtce of kldnnpptng one's
chtld nnd •UbJecrtng h1m to the
"brnmwa,h1ng" tcchmquc' used 10
deprosrnmmang R'l bemg no le;s
prepo~terou than tho"e nc\\­
member rccruttment practtcc:~ u'ed
by cult'
Rud1e 'trcs~d the need ot peo·
pie to undentand the type: nnd
mapmtude of mmd control c:xc:rcl5ed
b) the cult~ of today
"tr the e'tpertence or pmoner'
of wnr 1n Koren und Vtetnam wo
not enough to convmcc the \kepllcal
populace that bromwushtng eltt,ts "
Rudte smd.~then ccrtmnly the
trol!C:d)' 10 Guyanu l outh Amcncu]
la111 yeur d1d ·•
Rudte''> brother-mlnw 111 u
formea follower of the Rev Sun
Mvun~ Moon and tht Umlicuuon
Church nnd •pent two-and-n-hulf
yean wnh the group He now work~
cl~cly wtth Rudu: an helptng to
return chtldrcn to their parent!\
Grce.._ cttc:d fa~:tor" mvolvc:d for
torol bnunwoshmg dlecuvcnus. He
stud these tncluded the depnvatton
or un adequate: diet, the u~e of aaked that ~ome nctton be
agnut~l h1m
K1tchen s~ud he hod reccmc4
wurmng about h" eVJc.llon ..... A.-•
wn'l Informed , by leuer, tlut
contract hnd been cuncellcd and
hod four days to leave
") feel that th" I& U
thtng ngatn5t me nnd Bruce ;,loll!
Kttchen ~ad
i~olahon . demul of tntclktl
freedom ond penonnl dcttston
tng n~ well as others combtnana
total success 1n the bratn'tlt
proc.css
Cree~ sntd culu or toda)
become extremel'r dfic1en1
,ktllcd 10 these techmques
ubthty he ~•d. daslingul\hb
from earlier attempts mude by
cult~~ nnd scct8 an yenfb past ·u
these fuctor" are combined co
J feel anyone, am·om·
bnunwa~hed "
Andrew' quc'lttonc:d
the Amencan people should tolm
the: misrc:presc:ntataon b) culh
sntd the culh practice m the namt
rc:hgton ond ctted numerous .. ...,,.
nome:. U'icd b} the
Church, ,pecafically 10 the an
ct~co Bny Arco
Andrew-. also cnt1cized
rund-nustng prucllce<~ of
MooniC\ and Hure Kri,hnn~.
tntt to them as "Fuller Bru•h
pnnte'i wtth theologu:al o ·
fhe question nnd answer
~vc..tled the attendance of
Moonic' 10 the spnrce
Frequently unfraendl) co~nllld
and ~:nhc:tsm were dtreclcd •'
member\ or the: Untficnuon
by other .. 1n tbe nud1encc rather
quc,tton'l dtrected to 1 he pandllll!
Tri-Met bm takt5 a new route through LC
CONCOUAS D'ELEGANCE l.u• "''"
A tat .... model Tri-Mtt bus was displayed on the Odell Hall
lawn lut Friday. The unscheduled e•hlblt occurred when the
empty bus rolled down thla embankment off Huddlttton
Lane I uri Putman
Of rh~ rwrw~r 1 us
fhc driver only wanted o thort
coff« break. but apparently the bu\
had ,, d1Hcrcnt 1dea
When the Route-40 1 ri-Met
bU!. made tt• rc:gultr 8 ·• m stop on
Huddleston Lane near Forest Hull,
the dnver ctlhc brake:!\ bc:lorc: gomg
on hia own break Or 10 he thought.
It could ha\'e been that the
driver never had «I the brukes the:
bu' 11~11 could huvt been lonel> Or
1t IDI(lht JUII have been relnlorc:c­
ment to the 'uper\tlltOUI student•
who know Fndu) the 13th 118 day to
be reckoned wath
Whatc:\lcr . the power. that be
allowed the bu• to roU down the htll,
taklns wath it a ntne-foot-wide •ce­
llon of hedge near Odell Hall and
comang to a standattll only a few {eet
from the dorm
Fortunatel y, no one was hurt in
the acctdent and except (or aix Onttcned Lreer.. no damn1e wn' done
1 he dnver. a ruokte With the
t n· Met lane~. had !itarted dnvmg 10
Jununry and I) •ttll on probation
"I'm the dr1vu," ildmrttcd the
part-ttme pilot ar. he mouoned to the:
bus ... hut he··, the drtvrr "
Arlene St1te\, 'e..:retary ol the
mntntenuncc deportment , drove po.st
the bm ~~~ 11 started 11 tndependent
SOJOUrn to Odell She thought
notbtns of the roiUntt. bus unul llhc
noticed tt hud no dnver
"Somcumclt he (the bill dnvcr)
roll• be( ore he I lOp!' und wuit!l, but
thu, ttme he dtdn't I touched the
horn and speeded up to act uround
htm JUSt ItS I 1aw there Will no
dnver." she said. "It wa' a little
c:xc1tina ...
People watuna to \!atch the: bus
found 11 tmpoutble literally to
do ao. "One small man thouaht he
could stop a very bia bus,.. aatd
Professor Richard Hoyt or the com·
municatton• d rtment. "A mtddle-agcd mon wn trytntzto
the door. then he run around to
front and wnb pushtn8 back on
bus"
Odell Hall r~1dent
Brown wn11 nwakcncd b' hts rOOII
mute to find the bu~ about 12
rtom hl!t ~d "lt ~a' n nent ,..,
~tort Fnday the l.lth," he said
The dover hnd thought
hund broke: Wll'l \C:t, .. but the
waa checked und wa~; not fault).
he mwt not hove Bpplicd 11
'nad u T ri ·Met apukctmltn
fhc In-Met buacs are tuppoll
to be equipped wath wheel bloeb
l'k placed In front or the tares wllllll
bus as porked on an tncline But
bu11 dtd not have them.
they are stolen, or m1splacc:d by
cleaners ... satd the spokesman.
.. He'll never make that
aaain," wd La.rry Evens, maD
of dnver operation• for the An ti-d
• \re you an u
"r r.anl~ ~houted i
"Joldier" tt.mdtng t
"Y cs, \tr " the
had '' the tor of I
\\ h1le all thi' r
tcl'nt from Th~ Dj
·ttanr "u' filt
>\n\ hndy enttng u1
Room • .10d the Troll
umr Monduy wu11
t'aggcrated ex ht btl
"mr drill Mcmbc
Ap1n't the Dntft ut
~••srd tht drill lo
cau'c and drum hom
i1l rrllow student"
mto m1litary \C:rvtce
tr.ar • •
Model
~ltH' II a)" ard
Ollhr rrunttr 1111
1 en lcwt!l and
•111 purttcapute in 1 h
'\auon~ of the For
tal C ollegc 10 Lo.
Apnl 18-22
0\cr 120 college
IIIIC\ from C:li!hl WC1t
llavr lOnstttuent' ut
\Onfc renc:e and each II
Jllrtlcular country i[
U 'J progrom Th1or;
~pte'ienung the cour
rhe Model UN
du't',llon ol t~ Un1t ~
\ew 'ork und th~ f
"udent conference or!
Intern, Mo'lt of the
Langua~
P1ul \ oatl
Olr~• PlttnHr I Ul
1 he Rus~ttnn~ arc c
'\nd bcc.lu!>e they
l.twts and Clnrk stud en
IJ\Iquc 10•1ghh tnto
.tnguuje and culture,
tqu~rang u new pe~p
"n culture
SOY1CI Clll.ten!t a~
td to leave the USS
'.lmbcr'i and many 11n: 1
'!It U nucd State\ \ fq
tow live tn the U S Wit
~lmg thetr home' tn t
llU
1 he Portland offi
Famaly ond Chtld Se
•rumentul in helptna t
llil&mnh settle and
.\mcnc:an )Oetety Pa
l&nguoHe professor 0
10 Interpreter for
IUUe~te d mrormal coni
\tr I C Ruu1on !anguli
lAd the new Ru~~1an
Ponlond
Severo! studentA de
lilt opport umty a try but
!d the experience p1n
liiiOUot of time: tnvestcd
lltdtt toward their Ia
•wrements
··A very peraonal, v
ia ~•na rendered,
2 Pionnr Lot. April 19. honnr Log. Aprfl /O,
• ~Hall
n~ nctaon br
d he hod recet\'cda
~,., cVJctaon berBro\
by teller. th.al
en cnncelled and
D l~nve.
u thl!. ll u IVft. ...
te and Bruce ~toll:
culh of tod&)
1ely eCficaent
: technaqu~
dastingu .. hes
,nph made b)
n yen 1"8 ptut ·u
onront
ucstaoned
,pic should '"~"
llliOn by CUitl
:tace 10 the nan'lf ~
numerou•
the L
lly an the Sun
so cmicu~
Cllce'\ Of
e Kri <~hm ...
;uller Bru~h
bgacnl ove,rto~l4'
and uns~c:r
ndunte or
~puree • 1endly
'e darected at
mfication
daence r~thcr
to the pontddll.
c
~ s trying to
an uround to
ling buck on
re'ladent
cd b) h•' r0411'
r abaut 12
s u neat"''
, •· he sa ad.
thouJhl
.. but the
not Inuit).
plied II riJI'L Other overseas trips full ;
Japan program still open
( )nfhia O•tn\ In early February, Darecto! of
01 th• t~<n~Hr 1..,1 lntcrnat•on J Proararns Clifford
H11mar suf(ered 11 maui~e heart Ill·
tact nd aancc then. thall8J have run
on a<hedule ~ athout h1m Prc\'iously
Hamar htaa made 1 tnp an the apnng
ot each year to Kt up home atays and
gethcr anform uon wh1ch would be
valuable to the sroup T houah ahc:y are not }et pack ~
eng b3J , ~tudentJ acc::eptcJ to the
1979-80 0\Cf'1Cll5 Jlf08flml 8fC bUI)'
prep.anns themsc:lvcs lor the live
months they'll apend 11brud
I cw11 and Cltuk scndans
student• to New Ze:tland and
Ecuador fall tnd wanter terms.
Frun.;c and bracl for the ~anter and
apnng monthJ, Clnd to Poland nd
:;:........:~!:!::__~~'---~ -.:~~ ~--=---- Japan sprang nnd aummcr terms
n.,, 11 ''b Paruc:tp.:ant ha\c ~en ~elected tu all
Anti-draft students stage army drills tnpa except the one scheduled for
Japan
Onl)' II apphc:nteons ha\-c been
completed thu far lor the Jup.-n
tnp. ..1 he program would "ork
bcuer wath more studcnu, hut we
would go (with the •m llcr groupJ," '"There may be 10mc tns\ld1ns
t.lone thtll pnng (b)' 0\'t.Deu office
pc1'1onnrl) ... wud Vosmd " ome
conutcts tun'C already been made.
We try to find penon en the
country to act &5 homcstay coor·
danator •
Man of the oveBeas tnps
beg~n ~ uh h homcsta) and mcludc
ran ocadcmec progr m "We try to
'tJ:I)' an ll loauon where there 11 a
UOI\'CrSll~ ror the ncadctniCilD) , but
our 11 udent& nrc not actually
enrolled-··,\re vou un ll"'hole'1"the "dnll • tcrscant" 'ihouted 10to the lace ol 11
-stlldler"' <~tund ang at attention.
w) l 'If lht \Oid1er ~houtcd
b.scl. Ill the top or hll; lunp.
\\ h1lc 1.111 t h1\ may ound h~e o
JCtnc from Flu• Dt<n llum~r . the:
1110~ ~n.. rnr lcs• drumohc.
\n) hody cnung an held<~ Dinina
ltoom .snd the Tnul Room .st noon
nme Mondoy wu' witness to thl\
tu~cra ted e:~~.habltt on ol a boot
camp drill Members of \tudenb
Apanst the Druh at Le\lo" and C.larl
Jta~ed the dnll to pubhcllt thcar
cau"~ .:and drum home the po~!labllit)
ol fello~ student!> hcmg anducted
11110 mihtury ef"\1ce wathtn the next
)tolr • The 12 student muchc:d
through Templeton Center, ,Jround
the dorm~. und hJck to Field Dan
an.: Room. I he) spent ubuut 10
mu1utes on the atagc 1n held•. as
ocrgeant'• D,t\:e OIKn houtcd 10·
:~ult-; und orders to ha compJany.
:Two h11Je old ladle$ lying an
~d they chanted. "'One rolled over
to tht other und uud, ')wont to be un
.mbornc mnller I ~ant to h-.c a hfe
ol danger, l wunt to go to Victnum I
wunt to kill old Charhe Chan.' ~ '
Finall\. the troop~ jumped oil
the 'toge, ,hooting a~ they ran :l" .ay
that they dadn't wont to be members
ol the mditan· "Wen: JUtl t.lcmon,traung 10 11
very graphic wuy thut people from
l.cwu, and t htrk: could be mducced
anh> the roaliturv." suad ophomorc
Kc'om Kouru alter the march He
.1nd the clc\'cn other draft
prott aou .111 dra-.cd 10 khaka
pants und whne r ·thlrt\ -told the
Ptonttr Lo · that the poup wanted
studentl lo wnte !ellen to their
congressmen in proLe" o( a rcne~cd
draft proecss.
l h~y huve ulrc.ady been pnuang
out anu~ ruft literature on student
dming tables and have org.tn11cd a
lettcr·v. ritlng workshop on Monda),
\pnl 23. from 7 to 9 p.m 10 the
RuMv Nail cofrcc ahop • :ud l uc:y Vosmc~ , au1~tan1 d1rcctor
of lntcrn;sllonal Progr'llm'
About 120 students ha11c been
accepted to go abroild ne~t ycnr
Faculty leadcrJ lor each trip
were adce1ed at the end ol fall term
and .. John Brown (dean ol lacult)]
mel with the le4den to work out the
best, most etfecu .. 'C wa) ot plan·
n1ng.·
Eacta protcssor iusked to anter·
v1ew and 'elect aandidnte5 an
w~ te\'Cr manner he or 11hc choo ~.
On~;e the prof~~o r lcadmg the n·
pcd111on has queried the proJpccJt\'C
1tudcnt ar.,,ellcr, the student iOCS
throuah a 'tudcnt-t~ tuden t anter· .
\'ICW The 0\CDCU Olllce fa rapORII•
ble tor :ctung up bllJIC guidchnc.s
From then on much ol the pllannmg
is lett to the tacuhy leader with the
darec.uon of the overuat offia:.
Wh1lc LC st udenu ~~ ovc:rtcaJ,
the I ntcrnuuorual Programs Office
contanues 1o look after them. ·we
hAve to get money to Lhc:m for one
th1na. chat's ~cry imponant ... s.aad
Vo,mel.: ·we keep on top of tu:ket
problems and make sure they so the
WU} the\· should.
.. E~ef) prOJTOm takd on the
particular ch~rnctc:r of the
rrofenor ... UIIS Vosmek Model United Nations meets in L.A. We hll\e to keep them (cchng
that ·we care. We keep them in·
lonned on ~hat 11 happcnang here.
fhcrc comes " time in every trip
when the studenu get homesick ... •
~ltH ' Ill) ~ard
01 rht f'IC>nttT t 01
Ten Lewa<, and Clurk tudent
"'" partac1patc 1n the Model Umtcd
Nation!~ ol the Far West nt Occ1dcn
ul <. ollcg~ an los Ansclh. Ca .
<\pnl 18·22.
0' cr 120 college:.. and una\ier
\lilt\ from Cll.(ht western uat~ will
• \'t eon~uauent~ al the rour~a' •
conlcrencc and each wdl repre~ent a
p.artec.ulnr country 1n the Model
U.N program fhl' yenr l C is
rtpr~cntang the country of India
1 he Model L N u under the
du:ct:tlon of tilt Untted Notions an
\e~A \ ork and th~ lea de~ of the
student conferences nrc fonner U N.
Mollt of the school., an the Unated Stnte~ purtec1patc. ench
'ehool portruyang u countl)
[he 10 L( \ludent~ attending
the meeting wall be 'Ienton Kare)'
MncArthur, Shannon Grant. Bob
Appleaate. and Stuart Chuhnrske.
JUnlon Carole Turley nnd Katy
August on: •ophomort., K1m Con­
ynsham and Ann 'ewler~ . and
f~hmnn Marta Munnech and \b
bae Jo'ICph
In n.ddatton to re~ur chtnj
\anous top1c' be{on: thctr com
m1ttcc~ . the group ha..-. been bu~y
r.ll!llng money to pa} for reilatratton
eo 1!1,1 ransportotlon ond hotel .tc­
commodat ion~~ for the t:onfercnce
While other \Chool~o hke
Willnmctte Umvcr~ily are funded
through theer student 'lcnnt~ and
ac<~demlt department... the 1 C chapter of model U.N ha• raised
neArl) all of at~ fund!. on 1t, own.
"The lntemauonal Atroir~
dcpo1nment treat u& hlc a club. and
the student 'ICOate treats us like a
clo ~ whach muk~ fund-raaaang daf·
ficult." said MacArthur
The 23 student11 parucipatins
this term have m:annBed to rai\e
S 1,043, SSI S of which ~oo\me from a
rtcent rumtNlge Jnlc held 1n the
'itamm Omans Hall
Last week, reptc$entauvcs from
the Model U "'' went before the
lltUdent ~nate to rcque:.t S~OO of
oddellon.ll fund' ncces ar) to
prO\rtde fo~ tmntportation cO~ll .
1 he \enlte voted unanarnou'h an
favor ol allocating them mone)
•t'm SO tlad 1 COUld Cl) • id
MacArthur • Hamar comes back to work
but plans retirement in June
Or. Oifford Hamar, d1m:tor of mtemational propnu ,
appc411'ed tn the ovcl'$ut office last ~-cek for the first came since he
sune~ a mauivc heart atuc.k in carl) Fcbruan
Still. Hamar "· onl) worlcin& pan-t1mc in • bta\ ovci'ICa.s oflice.
In h1s atxcnce, ., ... cant lucy Vosmc:k has taken O\-.:r Hamar·s duties
01 ~ell as been hmndhn& her own.
.. I'm tryina to do whate~r I can and whatever I need to do." satd
Vosrnek. ·or. Hamar will be back: to ~ork: luii·Ume an mid-May.·
Hamar wtll rctii'C in June u be had been plannins before his heart
nttnck nnd a 'carch c:ommtttcc i' looking for a nc~ dil'ee1or ... The
po,ition not onh deal) w1th O\C:BcJu and off~mp us prosram$, but also
the Forc11n Studenta Office is under ham .,
Language students help tutor Soviet farnilies The earch committee whittled .1 hst of 2..~ cand1datcato three, each
of whom ha"c been aivcn a subject to Jpeak on Dr. Michael Ha~iland
and Dr \nata Hertfeld have alrud) spoken. The third candidate, Dr.
Frank HuU. ~ill speak in Templeton College Center'' Thayer 2 and 3.
April 16 at 3: lS p.m.
-Cyntbla 0"""
Paul \ oael
Ollht Plunt~l I ua
I he Ru,"1an~ ure corrung I
\nd becau~c they ure, \cvcral
lewes and Clark studt-nts arc guinana
.lUque 1n,eghts anto the Ru .. ~ton
~aunge und culture, U'l well a
IQUinng u new penpecllve on thear
0\\n culture
~ovict ctt1zcn11 are beans allow­
ed to leuvc the USSR an hmated
tumbc" and many arc relocating 1n
~ Unated StOtc'l A fe~ thousand
!Ow h~ an the U S wuh about ()()
'"l~ena thear home~ an the Portland
Itt a
r he Portland OffiC( of Jewish
~am1l~ ond Chald Ser\ lcc~ " an·
trumental in helping the new lm-
211Jrant$ settle and adJU!II to
~merican 11ocae1y Part·time I C
language profeuor Oonnu e1fcr.
tn sntcrprctcr for the J fCS.
llll&c,tcd tnformal contact betw~n
kr I C Russum lansuuac: students
&ftCI the new Ruuian famihc.\ 10
Ponland
~cvcrol student" deCided to iJ'e
1hf opportuntty o try but soon rcahl·
!II the upenencc paned and the
IJI\ounc ,,, time mvcsted warmntcd
Cftdn toward t h«!tf language rc·
~arements
"A very peuonal. Vllluablc ser­
'lCt " bema rendered, voluntanly, quaelly, and at •c:emed hkc the
studenh •hould be rccemna study
crcdtt, ~ Seeler md
I he: tutorins progrom • ., now
onerc:d lor both u prucllcum and
onc·thard crtdll The tudents arc
rtqu1red to spend 20 hour!l per term
w1th thear "students" and to male
proareu reporu They meet
penod1cally wuh \cafcr to diS(;u ,
problema Bnd prosre~\
Seafcr, ~ho ltno"' mo't of the
Ru,\tan tumahcs personally,
mutches ,tudcnts w1th 1mmaarant
for ,oc:aal and penonaJ c:ompatabih ­
t) So far, there ha\ie been no per·
)Onnht) c:onOac:u and no compiBann
from etthcr Side .. rhcv (the
Ruuaans 1 are dehs.hted," Sealer sa ad
Tbc program •~ geared IO\Ioard
teachang the Ruu1ans unuhtanan
FnBh•h "lcornina any langua~ tn
the classroom , student• get c.aught
up or bogacd down m gmmattcal
ucrci\c,,· Sealer u1d "That 11n't
whut th~e people wunt or need when
the\ arnve here ..
1 he hltonng anvolvu readang
ne~ 11papen, food product Ia bela,
pachset. boA tops, 1trect saans. Tri·
Mel ~ehedulcs and other praettcal
uses of 603ll1h. Frustrattons h&\'C
ari~en for both tutors and •tudcnts,
as alluatrated by an attempt to vcr·
bally ellplain auch thtnp as anstant
potatOCJ, aass e~tion Other lru~tr .atioru oa:ur for the
Ru'\"lan adults becau'e of tbclf an­
<lblhty to eose anto the JOb mark.et.
I he) .sre eager to blend an. but
reluctu.nt to give up their
prole ,.onal antcrarit) Mo1t al'e
what eater calls" whuc collar
prOle<~SIO n.\ls." 1UCh IU cnsm~rs ,
scacnu~t \. nrchetcct., and C P ·\ '5,
.. But thetr lalla don't tran hue anto
the American JOb murlet ... In search of Aurora Colony
~c1fer tn~ to uute .a .. httlc
bubble ol Ru ... sm .. 10 her ciJU..,room
Each l( 1tudcnt " asked to take on
a Ruutan name Jumor Jacque
Sttl((:lder c: platnc:d the theor\ a!l
.. Russificauon Of your conCIOU$ne .
When you conttnualh · refer to
)'oun.elf in Ru,saan. you c.1n then
bc:JJn to too._ at thangs an .a more
Russian pcDpecti\'e ," lafadr~a C:hfbanruu
(ll 1!1. l'ionftt l 01
In 186S a rompan) or German
1pcak.ina ptonccn trn'Clled cut
from Mauouri to Oregon'
Wallamette Valky, ncar the to" n l)(
Auroru. It wus there that the
pao!lffl") rounded a reliJlous cum·
munc.
One hundrc"d and t"'Cnt)·tbree
year.~ later. SC\eral Lc~is and Clark
studenb will make another· miar-·
tion to the area in scorch of "hat
remains of the old Aurora Colon).
The stud) c-xpcditton . con·
dueled a!l a 1ummcr school class
Becun c \ou'rc not onl)' through both LC and the llnh.'trsity
teachmJ a lanaWJte. you're hclpina of Orcaon. "A ill ~-in in the summer
them adJust to a culturc, to .liUf\'tve of IQ'N. It will be the first sca10n oh
and funcuon normally in a s.ocaety lon~tenn, mulh·faocted study at
there i• morc ptrsonal re~'llrd than Aurora • n \'I o v 1 n 1 both
teachinJ a h•(lh ch®l Enalith Ru)· archacloaica1 and historac:al
~oion clw ~ hach "JUst fillina people'~ research.
langual(e reguircnaent~ .. ~••d Juhe The pnlject is sponsored ~) the
Lambert, a forcitn lanJU&IC' m&JOr Orcton Stutc H11toricaJ Pl'eSCf''ll·
.. II 1 dedded to teach, l would lion Office. The rcwarch prolflm as
teach linalt~h as a s«ond lanauage dcsiancd to acoomplish two thanp:
to11tudents with a derrcrent nati\e or •Reconstruct the day-to-day
fint languaiJ'C bc:cau~ of this habits of the Awora colony
proanam," she Jllid. • members; •ln .. "CStipte the general am~ of
the colon) in sear-:h ot clues as to its
early economic S}'itcm.
lbe c:ourle.\ arc d~•ancd u
butc: munan& in mcthoch of
hi~torical archaeology (or un­
derpduate s with a Knous mtcrcst
an arc:hacolosy and h11tory.
rchacolo,ical tcchmqucs to be
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Ficld \\ork will be conducted dunna
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summer session period.
Studcnu arc roqwred to mate
thear own li-.ina arranacrn t -u with
dorm roonu a\'ailablc at LC.
Tran,portauon will be provtded
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apphc:ation .
tudents interested arc uted to
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•• •
Aprll/9, hotrtrr Log, April 19. 197rJ 3 .... Inter
Mlchatl "'"f'""
l'lll<ffk ' • • • '" • iu •
The rroma c oC derc~uiAIIon ttnd
technoln&lcal hrcalo;lhrouah' nangms; fHlm
computer,-on·.I ·C'htp to optie<ll fiber cabl~
•~ ~par~ing n ,·om ret if"~ h~for-.111 an the
U s telecommuntetHton' tndu~tn
Al ne\ cr bel ott' tn the tntha~tr\ • bnef .W..
e:n ht torl, compantc~ ntt' batthn~;: toe to toe
o' cr enure communicnuon s) tem,, from
utdhtr~ tn orbn to the boob tu~ an our
parlor' 'the nct\\orl; .. Cll the future \\111
tn\Oh"C bNh dasnal computer nnd \Orec:
11'11.Mma ton, usans a combtMtton ot
satellite: • micro" a\'C relay 1 trons, cable
telc, ,~ton and throu~h·th~&r broadcasunat
lip for rab .. an: hu~ mdu5tf) profits
bccond onl} to tho"e prod~·-d tn .s t-.:uw1ut otl
field) and ultimate control ot ' ' anformauon
\ tcm)
Rep. Lionel Van Ottrhn (0 ·Cal), "ho
htn tntrodu~ a ball that '' ould ,,nuall}
Dbohsh pub he con1rol olthe indu'''1· S&)\ the
nc"" te\:hnologtc' "ill !tamulatco "a
re' oluuon ... roughl) equavalent to the '";
dultnlll re' olut1on or the-ntneteenth centUI).
Others ~a naghtmsre , 3 ~galacttc cl.•~h ..
accordmg to one indwtl') ob5ener, th:at will
~len~ pubhc clatm to the uin~ 'a"u and
IC'pltzc corporate control or aU '01~ ,,dco
nd duntal transmt .. saonor, in the l "
As n no~ 'tand,, a mere handrut o(
• corporauo~ rule the tclecommunacataons. em-in dere
(f·C ) antf the f'mmunh."'.llttons \ct of 19}4
h"' bfcn the fUitdu&n angtl ol both the pubhc
and much ol the mdu<~tn Mandated b
Con~rc , to protect "the pubhc Interest ~ the
H"'C hsa abo f\rotc<:tcd tndu~tn' Jfl&nt~ from
o.omprtmg trchnologin or l:r\tcc~
for '"'tance, FM n1dm UHF tclcvJ'ton
tnd c.1blc TV "ere all hncldcd b) the FC ( tn
theu tormilll\c cal" tn rc\pon'e to com
phunt' (rom commcrcual brondc-o~,tcrs that
th~c nr'' tcchnolog~e5 m1ght cut mto tht'lf
proflh and rt'ndcr old equipment oh,olctc. II
~crt' JlrC\ en ted from compcllO£ dfectl\·tl) lor
UM.
But no~ . tt ppcar•. both the FCC and
Congr~' are on a nc~ ~ll'elength
.. I belteH: the public mtrrc t demands that
the Comm1uaon n:placc rqjulatton u1th com­
pwuon a\ regulator) tool uhcne,cr po ~•·
blc," ~~ud l CC Chatrman Charile' Fern~ . orld
"Rcsuhlllon ahould nPt tm~c the dynnmtc
fore~ of technPio&tc.11 c:hanse." . ' 1 ht nc~ tnlerc1t m tnncwalton ~tern)
f':ltCI ltnm the "ro\Hng concern thut
t\mert .m corpnrauon' ~&rt lostnlJ thear.
trndttmnnl Jud tn pr.tcuc.:.tl npplu.·· .. won~ nl
tclccommuntcataon tcchnolo10
Snt'r.ll countrte' are .tlrt.td\ movtns
ahead ol the United \t,JtC\ Jnpan 1!1 e\·
pertmenllnf wuh dtrnl '-l!lclhtt t(l home
tran~m•' 10ns Cunadu hu• u more:
\Ophistkutcd and el\ten"' c ~-.tblc' · tcm J\nd
Bntain " aheud in appl in& libcr opuc, for
dnta procQ~tnt; .
The tndu''" clatm) o\Cr·rcgulauon
prt',enh ,\mt"ric.tn corporation~ from
de,clopmg nc" crvtcc\
But 11 rohc} report f\rep:sred for the
Hou\t utx:ommtttee on Communicutions
,us.gc't' rmother reu,on "1 he pnmar) ·cations
ob tude inhthauns chul\at' tn the currt'nt statu1 quo ~~ the fact thllt JJI the tnternattonl]
• • • tdtcommumcnuona compumc arc mal,na
he.thh\ profit lrom the hu~ttnt',, Con\C
quenll), the) Wl\nt to retnforcc r.uhcr tha~
t'hangc the 5latm quo nnd to tnhiblt or rC'ltrl(l
~ competJtton
In (uct, the corporuuon' tn commandtnr
murlict po"lton~ urc ft8hllnK dercgulaho•.
tooth 3nd mul or tl\c bu..ldmll for u corn­
promi,c thnt will pre er.,.e thctr own advao.
tatrc~ \\hale ntcndtn(t rnurkct opportu nuics lA
the nc\\ tt'chnologtn , Ferne!\! aovcrnmtnt
olfitllll,, mcanwhtlc, c~tolthe truduional \j1•
1uc~ of tntcn'e compctttton -corporatc [n.
no\,tiiOn thut leads to boosted elltticnq,
lo~t'r co,t and ne\\ \er\I(CS
Certutnly, deregulutton promt~e bra
chdns~ '" televi .. on T oda\ the tndu .. try 11 dl\ldcd tnto three p~r...-o\8(' C 8\ and ~Be
But h) I Q81, c.t~le T\ .tnd \ltelhtc
"'urcr~tatton~ • w1ll be g~vmp the networltu
run for thetr money
I he ~at tonal BroudcJ\ItnS Company'1
own corporate planner' proJtCtthat net\\ork'J
.shore of totui.Jdvertutng revenue Wt Ill reeu bJ
198.S 3od e\len be(lan to shrtnlt Even wlult
wtnnms the mtmg' b.mlc, the networlu could
~tan to lose the udvertt'ling wnr to the compctt­
tion dcli.,.crtng nouonnl nud1encc~ at a lov.cr • cost per hoU.\ehol d
f:iglneen percent or Amertcnn homeHtt
oJiready wired for cable and that hgure •hould
gro" to .30 percent w11h1n three yean Buttbc
grente'll challenge to the bti three netY.(Irb
ma" come from "~upcrll tutton!l ltke Atlnnta
blt~cd " r CG, owned by mtnerick }UCht\mafl
Ted Turner.
\\"TCG •~ aUtltated with none of the
network~ . but rc~.ach~ 2 S mtlhon Vtc~en b1
• transmitting \io !latellite to lout t~blc
f111nchi'es in -$,5 state\ Turner chums he Qn
undercut the nctworl'' nd\Crti,in{l, price~ b) 11
much u~ JJ percent. r•n: Three tele\1 ton nct\\orls -ABC, CBS,
l'\'BC-Jotntl} earned more than S3 btlhon 10
19 7. und dominated commercial broad·
anttn£ to the poant "h~n: ll J( 1mpos tblc to
thml: about T\' \\1thout them In tht' dome"ac
telephone andwtry, Amcncan Telephone and
~clrgraph controls 8~ pcrttnt of the phont'
~)stem, llUikln O\er .S.S bilhon to profit~ on
rc\enue of S41 btlhon 10 197~ .
And '8'1 the fifth large;t corporauon m
the UnneJ '-t tes. enjo}' a 0 percent hue of
the computer marlcl ~=1':1 .t;~ ~ Mtf' f4--High technology t~ al\o bnngJng b1!
chnngC$ to the telephone S}''\tem. 1\t ~talc u
the weddtng ol tradttionul telephone 'Cnlet
\\ ith dnta proc~~tng, a whole new tndu'tf}
"hich could gro'' .S40Q btlhon a year-ten 1 rndition:tlly the go,emment , through
the Federal Commumcau on!t Commiuion HERE lHE fTC THIN~ TMT iATURDAY MORNING 1'J li
CAU~lN6 TOOTH CAVITIE~ ..•• ''
gandan and T
forces search for Amin
Ida mm strolled at ually through the
mar~ ctplnec: an u nua·~ capital Cll) ol Knm­
J13W onl) tv. o "ttks tl£0 in "hat man)
o~rvcn termed .a "final act ofbravndo "Tha~
wed.: he corumues to elude Tnnzanmn nd
Ugandan force that ha''C ta\.:en O\ er the
~ountry
The former exde~ hn\c nlm~dy ~ct up n
neu gO\emment and nrc an the rroccn of
ietltn£ up nauon·~•de cleaton lobe held 10
the nenr fu1un:
Ltbyl! recalled most ot ll! troop more
than ~ "CC 3(!0 abandonan Aman and h11
n:rruunms loyal troors "uh then .. los a cause"
Stnce thctr \\lthdr wal the 1anumans and
former Ugandan rdugces ha\e sutltl) mo,ed
mt o ftlmost e\ er\ pmtaon of the counlr~
The: ncv. goo;crnment d~rcratel} ~an11
onl) one thang Amm. The) h,,.,..e put out a nattOn·"•de ~urch and h»\e announced they
wont the tormer lender to '\land triul and
llCCQUnt fCir hts deed~ During ha~ ctght year$ ns
dtctlltor ll IS Qllmated Amtn ktllc:d u~ m~tn) ' as
100,000 Ugnndan
I;ast minute plea denied
Mother can't save son
I 'he U S Supreme Court h.a' unammoul}
reJected n tan mmute appeal I rom John !..outs
[\'an's mother to ~\e her on (rom death by
the Alabama elcctrac ch:ur.
But r ... nns hlm$cll, "ho firlt 58td he
wanted to (.lie rather than spend his life in
pn~on asked nn \labama (edcrul JUdg~ lott'
lll!>t \lo ed: to po~t pone h1s ~Accuuon pendtng a
furmal arpcal c\'Dns was comicted of the
1077 murder ol ,\1ohalc pawn hop owner
Ed\loard a sar
The con\ tctcd murderer "'as prepared to
dtc ,\pnl fl hut "' 1 he la11 manure ~urreme
Court Ju,ttt\ ~ rllinm Rehnqutst ordered
EDIA OPENINGS ~tate authonr~e: .~ to st.ty the cxec:uuon unhl full
coun could hc.~r a formul ple.t (rom flvons'
mother T'hat rc:que!t ~~~\ denied by the hi8h
coon ..... uhout c\planntion
It rs doubllul that l:vnns' e ccuuon will
be rescheduled tn the ncar future und v. ith his
app-al at rna) nc,cr lake place.
Firing squads execute
1 24 under new regime
f tnng quad\ tn I mn conunuc to nccute
ton\ tcted member' of the former rc£tme of the
s.hnh 1:1\c more utm} and polic~ office~ were
put to dettth Ia" ~cc:kend brtnstng the totrtlto
12~~mce \}ntollah Ruhollah Khomeinicame
tnto po\\cr 1\\0 months ago.
M~:;tn~hlle the th1rd mn'lt promtnent
relig~ous man tn Iran, Ayatolhah Muhmoud
f cfegham sntd tWO of hl5 ~0n1 llOd II daughter
in·htv. were kidn~tppcd lust WCt'k, He •md he
h.ts not rccel'lled uny commumcauon trom th~
~tdnappers . time Mn Bell's annuul re.,enuu •
Eruption of volcano on
British ~le kills infants
~oulnen:, a tormerl) dormunt \olcano
erupted 'ao tntl) over the ~cckend on the un)
•~lund of \t Vmcc:nt m the Cunbbe.an Julhn1
at le.tst two mfant, and tnjuring C\Cral other
per,on •
uthorntes on the. Brttl~h ''l.1nd v.erc
bu'y c:\ acu.tttng about 17,000 pe~om from 1
ten-mile .uc.t cuchng 1hc \Uicann whale Kttn­
ust Oocled to the 4,048·foot \olea no <.~I lb(
north end ol the a~htnd
mokc and ~tc.tm begun to ra c lrom
5ou(nere 11151 rndu} mnrntng lind h) ofttl•
noon Saturday 11 ~~~ bc:lchmg jet~ ol Slt'im
20,000 leet 111 the .ur. Houldcr spe\\c:d ltom
the mouth of the volc.ano blocking road\ and
hampc:nng the e\ ucuatmn procedure .
-( omplltd from l.P.l. fnt"\' rth·•.,~, b'
( } nthl11 o~rm
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Deadline: April 27, 1979
4 And to show it We offer you at L & C continuing
100/o D1scounts on mechanical work-Parts &
Labor We also have free ptck-up and delivery
• serv1ce.
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8605 Terwilliger Blvd.
Comer of Terwilliger & Taylors Ferry
P10nttr I ox. April /9, /9'19 ·Th.e ~ -F_· __
- -~·
'"" lloul .. lV'" l'l~t~••rl , .. ,
1 "all.;cd from t
lllh ICI\$10 11 M) hllll
f11h 11.4:\ rrom the
rJn~tkd dunng thl
II'A'on 1 was ~hu!..tni)
,,.J due to 1 he cold
1 b.uJ J U)t ce
smJroltlt'
The 1den of nu
uppcn to scare me to
nrcc Mile I l11nd inc::
>ttOlor« 1 hut fear
What truck m~
film "'a!ln't mdta,
the subtle po .... er
There I AI eXJ'I
~ fun·lilled thriller
lllfl'me whc n tn~t 1
ro~>Jgllnda·lac:cd •
r.uhed belore me ~
tdb the tdcm of no
~nu, I .tdmat The CJ
mont htghlv cmot
tent aguan~t the
f!.tn" f he plot lt.18 U Sl
p)l-\ICf~ U\ b;Jd 8U)J
A tcle\ •~•on nc•
fondannd Machnel D
Jtl•nformation abo\
QIA~Irophc I he) WI
aring tt nuclear plan
ccmpan)'s shaken f1
ltmon), the) accum1
rntnst the safel} I •
Ho~~>c~er. C\ery tep
c.xnp3n)' officials tf')
• ough ucl6 ol murdc 1
As il ~hole ,
Smdwmt! ts beautiful
u a ten~e. c:.r~ha~i
tUJtt)' 10 the nudtcl
Jher ond htghcr at
• an evenu
limited Sea
Tickets avail:
For more ticket
fllo,.,,, Lot. April /9. J , tons
the cur rent atatut
the mtcrraationl}
"'"' are ma~ana
tlu,uncu Con~ . 1oHr rnthc:r 111.\:.
anhah1t or ratl'ltt
J an ~ommanda~a
~ntt dc:rcgulaho:~
ldm(l for 11 com.
hc-u own ud\ilJl.
I orportunatae:s Ia
nc't I(O\crnmtot
It lrlldtll()nltl \It·
' corporate :rr
OS ted elf ICICOC),
rroma~e, b:J
the lndU\If\ 11
• (9'-1 ilnd NBC
I und \. tell!tr a the nctwork'1
1tant Compant'l
ICI that nct~orr1
nuc walllreeze b}
hnk Even whilt
: net work• ~..ould
tr to the compctt.
cnct'l at a lov.c~
tracan homenre
nt figure ,hould
FC yeurs Buttht
three nct~orl.l
1~" ht.:e Atlanta·
;:rack vucht\ltun •
lh none (lf the
lhon \'lcwc:" b)
lo local cabk
u clrum\ he can
~in~ pncc:' b 11
o bringang b•r
tern. At ~toL:e u
~lephonc ~ef\,ct
le ne~ mdu'tl')
ton a VC.If-ICII
lues. •
~ano on
infants
rmunt volcano,
kcnd on the ttn)
nbbean k11lina
ng ,c,eral othn
l\h asl.tnd Mn
pcr~on~ froma
nno whale mn­
volcan(t at the
n to rl't hom
and b) 11fttr· v Jet' of tum
rs spe~ed &rom
•long roud1 and
lcedurc:
~' reh~a'r~ b!
) nlhia O"cn1
rd like to
ntmued
ntinuing
-Parts &
delivery Entertainment
·The China Sy_gdro·---
p· stirs n~ e fear
1110 Jlnulr
(V l)of rHIII"' I •11
1 walked lrom the theater starr
r.~htcru•on My hnn,b ~ere coated
•Jh ~a:o.. lrum lhc coke cup I'd
nglcd durang the mnvic: I he
ltuon 1 ~ns shn'-'"E· I re.thzcd. wu
dut' to the cold
1 had JU~t een f7ac Cluna
t111f/rom~
1 he aden ol nuclear ll•siUlC:ni
~pi!CntO!iC.Iuc me tod_c.tlh And the
!\ftC: Mile h~land anc1dent hclrcd to
enforce that fear
What ~uud ; me olS I w.llched
film 'A a•n't rndaouon poa~nnang,
the subtle: power of tht' c:anem.t,
There I Ml t' pec.:ting 11 tcn11e.
fun·liiiCtl thnller lmugsnc my
11fPOSC ~hen tnste.td ~ ten c:,
·•oJI'gand:•·lnced SU!'Iptnt.c film
r,11hc:d bel ore me. 1 hou~h I ogrce
rnh the: 1dea ol no nucle.~r pov. :r
,~nts , I .Hlmll Thr ( hma \ • ndroml"
0, one: haKhh emotaonnl advcnt'le·
nt ogauut the .atom plituns
runt&
The plot h.t" n samph~tac good·
p)l•\c:rsw·b.td·guy theme.
1\ tc:le\ is1on newstellm (June
Folkfaand ~hc:hael l>ouJ?h l!l) tnc:.,to
r-s anrormataon about a ncar-mas
ca!Ji!rOphc thc:y WltOC:J~ed while
~unng 3 nucl~ 1r plant. 1\adc:d by the
CDI!Ip;tn y·~ hllkcn foreman (Jad:
lemon), the) accumulate evadenc:e
lptnst the safety ol the raranl
Howt\cr, c\el)' tep of the wuy
QJ!IIpan) o!Ciemh II) to top them
ttroush ilC:I> of murdet and '1olenoe.
,\s u \\hole, n, Chma
SanJromt'! l~ bcauufull) con•aructed
u a ten\C', c-.ar-chu~ang Otck. The
auaet) In the uudaence " pushed
ther and haghcr a" the 510f\' as piA)ed C'lul I shoo\.. ncr "owly as one
scene nathed on to unother
I he pcriOrmanc.:CJ are strong
Lemon 10 p.'artacular males has pro·
nuclel&r )C:t troubled and honcst­
IOiemnn, u bclae,·oblc nnd well·
rounded char u:tc:r
I onda ts abu able to male her
curccr"imcntcd chuructcr anto u per­
son ~c c:nn behc\e m rhe lin11l cenc:
sho~ • once agaan, her cmouonnt
depth 1\ tin IICirCti)
Bevondand bene ththesurtucc
ol tha~ mo\ ae there •~ IJ da~l\lrbang
clement ~o~Anda)S nuclcllr pnwcn1
on e~tph' ave: 1ssuc o to ~pen~ The
d11n11c:rr. arc well lt.:nov. nand cnn't be
pu5hc:d uJtde The him males the
most olthi' obvaou~ and O\-'erwhc:lm·
ing fact concerning nucleAr power.
f'rom then on, hov.c:\-er. the 11Im
cre.ucs .1 fictaonnl 'tructure or a
company that doesn't r.ccm to be
ant crt" ted but pthng up more money.
fiven the pm~ibthl )' ol endbn~tcnng
the hH · or milhon) of pr ople doc \n't
phalc the com pan' 'a prCJident or has
~ubordtn ants,
17u• China S)'nrlrom1· is n haijhly
onc:-stded vacw of the nuelc~r an·
dustry. r. 11 was suppo~ed to, the
movie: made me furious over the
whole nuclear questton I want to
bchc\C Clll pro· nuclear udvocat~ nrc
greed). inhumun monsters h m.tlo;es
eHrvthlng so mu"h simpler-into
blac:l~ und "'htte,
1 ht' truth "· ol couBC, they're
not, 1 hey hehc:\c they ure doang 11
~rvacc to the pubhc ~lth nuclear
pov.ct plun~S
But go ee n~t China S)n·
Jrumt•. E'lien tf 11 as prupng..&nda , at'!
• ul'lo 11 well-mude and ucttanp movae.
lt 1 sure to ltccp }'OU on th~: edge o(
vour scat the whole time • • QUICK ON THE DRAW Den & 'X
Local artists ond craftsmen will present tholr works at the Tonth-annual Sawdust
Festival thi5 weekend "Thts festival has somethtng tor everyone.'' aid 1979 Sawdust
Director Senior Devra Sertllng
Italian
I Jq C:rotning
Ul lh~ Pion~~• I ot
From the huge to~n bonfire
cclebratang the coman of spring, 10
the .shot ol I he pcacod. pre.admg it&
tuil in a rentlc snowfull, Fedenco
f'cllant's o4marrord 11 nn am·
.1gtnalively filmed eric· o(
memonei .
1lmarc,ord as one of SC\erul
lcuturc-length films. to be sho"n tn
conjuction with the spnng torum
sen~ 1 hnl gn-e pcrspccthcs on grow­
mg up in dillercnt ha~toncul and
environmental pc:nods
Amarc:ord mans u Ah, I
remember .. an the dtalcct or Fc:lhru's remember
chaldhood provmcc of Romagna tn
ltoly. The 111m u both .a reahstic: and
rancilul notual8JC return to a tmall
Italian to~n m the f9l0, It captures
the humor an a ear m the hie ol
good-natured youth (whom we take
ns IS autobaographacal hero) ai he lt5
10 &ehool, duncc:s an the raau.a, J.nd
drcumi ol ac:ducmg the tov.n beauty
at the cinc:m.n.
Felhna ahruptl} maAes the real
ancadcnts wath the fnnta51~ and v.c:
are never quite ure 'A hach a ~hac h.
Rut the beauty and scope of the:
ClnemutoHraphy edge out til other
da~t mctions
Fellina's ch•ldhood town IS a
prov•ncaal hodge pCidgc ol cancaturc. coaor and au~n
temperament There 11 squnbbhns
lamal) danner table. the c:omacally·
stereotyped tC3chcn. a local
nymphomaniac:, ~t seduC'lt\'e nd
obese tobacc:onast and the inevitable
d11rupraon of I Jasm.
The most memorable scene m
the film I~ of ramaly PICniC an the
count') The cnu~ uncle cbmb up n
tree ahoutm .. I want a woman I" and
reluJO to come down unt1l dus\.:.
when n madgct nun stalks out ol
nov.herc to coa~ the man from hu
loft~ po auo. Fclhnt's 01 ung chou:es
nrc eAcellcnt
.-tmarc:ord plays pnl 19 tn the
Counc1l Chamber •
Lewis & Clark College and SOFA present
an evening with
Limited Seating Admission $6
7&9: p.m.
Tickets available at Everybody's & Templeton College
For more ticket Information call 244 6161 x576 No or NINA KAHLE, CBS Recording Star
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April 27th 8:00 p.m. Chape4 Admission: One Dollar
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Why care about senate
if senators don't care? u not doinJ ell the "'-or involved wnb the:s.e cards.; othcn
arc reported!) $luffina nwlbo:la and making tnps tot be
off-campu~ pnnter for free. To the Editor
0 UR STUDE.'I SE,ATE is a eonunwna
cnipna. On the nc hud, alloch the Piort«T Lot
oiJl of 111 bud~£{ mcc:tanr (so no one outside of lbe
s.cnaton tno wb) m~ ~ apporuoned to campus
croups lD lbc wayut 'U}. Tbcn &numuround anch.sks
•h) pe:opk doo'l kno<a tw the .v:natc as doinr. •h> it
b.as mrb a poor ~patation oa camp~ aod bat u ca.o
do to QprO\~ i~ im&JL".
Al an e.umpk o! the diSinterest people bold in the
scoale. remcmba lb.al onl) ~ out of 2j scnaton
botbcn:d tolho' up at lhesena.te rd:r'Ut two weeb l£0.
Doc:a Lht ..,,,e aaaally u.pec:l thautudcnu will~
intctcsted lD ancndin . senate mec:tinp when les5 than
ODtt-tbird of tbtJCUton mov. up Cor lbcir o~.., m.re.at?
E.troru to sumUlate teocral inten:st m the senate
don't ~eun to 'IFOJi Ia faa. thq onl) brin mo~ trouble
and ~ c::onlJ'O\ICn) . For instance, some time aro
acmor C:arb Gon11Ja v.--u pa.id SIOO from the kb11tc
allocatiaA fUDd to prodoce a senate DC'Wikttcr . While
this 'W"U a.auaDy a pan of 1Pat Manama's job as
\~esideaa ol fioa.oc:e a.ad iniormaooo, Mannina
apparc::atly cnjO)'S ckleprioa responsibility c'dl if if a
aJ lbc C:Xpn!Jt: of Jludcll.tl
·ow we IearD thattbc DC"Mlcncr b.as bc:c:n sen pped,
and Gonzales is Pa:ltln& oat those liu1c oranac maitboa
notiea of acuat.e mc:d.inp that s.em to fmd lbar tra), to
lbe floor around tbc poll offiCe. This o twdl) a Jood
"n) ro spend S100. es~ci·Dr since Gonzales appan.nll} Besides. "'hoe"-cr heard of someone being paid S 100
for typing a fe• sentences on a 4'6 index card? We wish
~~could make monq so euiJ). And w'b) i1n't Manning
puttmg out chc card! :"ov. that be has supervised the
annual bud~una process 1Dd has onl) s.e~en WC"Ci.s left
U\ offscc. docs he Uunk his job ts o\'C'f? Wc'10e beard of
lame duc:.b. but such quae· anuc:s are ridiculous .
As v.-e ~member. Mannina v•u paid S600 for being
\ice--pnsidcnt ol finaoc:c and vrformDtion l'Mt's an
a >ful lot ai money for le&rnina to delcpte all bis
responsabilitics dfiocntl} . Howard can "give'
The raxnl Plonur Lot a.rtidc
on twboo iDa"ea.scs said Presi­
dent Howard -.ould pc:atl)
welcome any sugcstioos from
.studtnta on the wbjc.ct of minimiz­
ins futun tUJtlon increases .'" Well. I
ha .. -e a suggestion.
Pns~dcnl Ho~vd . I un.dm­
t.and. liva tn a br~ and luxunow
bouse -..bich i.s o•"'ed by the college.
IF THESE SHOW an)'th.ina about problems wub As lona as Howard is president be
uudcot ao,·c:mrMtU a1 Lbis coUeJt aod we hope it Will liYC in tbe bouse free: of c:ost. and
oil 1.10't that bad-it's oo wonder the SCMtc bas seen such have a maid to clean his home, as
attnuoo latdy. A third oft.hesenatc rcsiped aftcrlrinter ~eu 111 dnvc a cat ~d for b) the
term for uo:spe,;f\ed rcasoos. EYCn sophomore Alan eoUqc.
Humphrey . As President o( tbc eoUeJC!,
Several ol t.he senators hid euhWYC uucrest an the Ho,..ard receiva other pri'WileJCS
fina.ncial rapoasibibt.ies of the senate (many or them from the coUCF ioeludin& pound
wen memben oC at least o~ olbcr fl.lod-scc:luna ~ that maintain the prden
orpniution) a ad apparantl) haYC los.lmtcresl now that around his home. I do not blow who
tbt) b.aYC protCClcd their ov..'D pet projec:u h's uhamc to pay-s tu.es on the bouse, but J
conjecture that ~omc of these senators ~ipcd on the imaJine that unc:e the eoUegr owns
senate in t~ fall and endund fi,~ months of senate tbe boUSe ic •)l<O pa)" the lUes on it..
boredom just for the three ""c:c:ks of bu.dFtm& pobtia. President Ho•ard also o•-nsan
The s.enate dearly has some .serious problems wb1cll apple fann and geu approximttdy
m~t be concc:tcd if it is to rc:aain crcdiblbty with the $60,000 a year from the eolleac.
student body. Otbe~-isc . it rna) ro the t~t'll) of seven..~ Ho,.vd is a very •uhby man.
other c:olkz-e studeru senates: dissolvemcnt bdo~ its Sancx Howard hal a home to
tame:. • li~re 1n and a cat co drive. I sec no
rican stocks are effective leverage reason for tUm to get S60,000 a year
1nc:e he has a house and a c:ar.llr
on I)' needs money for food, dothh:a.
and other odds and c:ndl.
lr Howard is truly Slnotn m
tntenu in euuin& the risina COSl Gl
tutuon, then be v.ill 'olantaril) at
his own salary to, s.ay S2D,OOO. \\iti
his other soun:cs of income:.. bcCCM~ill!
still maintain his opulent lifesiJit.
He .. ouJd ~I ~ able to lnc in the
mansion for free. and drive bil car
Rc:mcm ber. W1th a S40 ,000 cut in bit
salary, thAt would mean S40,000b
for studc:n~ to ~y in tuition.
Penonall) I would like to a
the s.40,000 that President Howm
would forlen be ~bcnal
amonpt the 1U-p&Jd kCICtancs uS
club v..1Jo work on tbe campus.(),
a fund could be created to p11
twnon {or low class manontics, thaa
c&.""enifying the community .
My point is that c..bc a.nswa to
Ho•"Ud"s q!leltions aboot •-ays cl
c:uttinatwtion cost is that be bimxl
is one of the ans.,.,en He can afiea
the rum& cost of twtion, if be lS
really intaestcd He can alfc:ct tk
flSlDB twtion Pmpl) by cunina u
own uta f)' b) one durd. Most of tile
facult) memben tiYC on 520,000 a
year. some onl} li-.-e on SIO,OOO 1
)ear So trb) can't Ho~ard ud ~
other tugb pald administrators de
lhc same?
Str'r HA)wvd
Of dilt ~ 7 II lAC
T HE CO iTI 'UI 'G idiocy ol
Amcric:ao corporations iJ. on1'y
®tdcmc by those peupk wbo arc
dcma.a.dina immecba&.e ctivcsutan:
and total divorce o! tbc Unncd
Sut.r:s from auythinJ South African.
\\1J.ilc &JJti..SoDl.b AI rica.o poups arc
coneet LD \'CDUq their moral out­
rap:owuthurtn••iOil.the) bavet.oo
basr,i)y leaped to the ~ecood rate
aoiUlion of d.iWS'!Iun be the lc:adJOI ampetus for
meaainaful rdonn.
How is this to be accomplithcd 1
First, ~W ~llould stop charac:tenno&
American busincu as an inbuenll}
C\it c:runy. bach because h is
hypocruacal aod countcr­
producth'e . lt is bypoc::riti<:al becaus.c
if •~ really bcbC\"C the eorporatioa.s
arc so bad, w h) arc we not IC:'t'aUD• na
Cor their rcmo\-al from our own
country u wdJ! -uecuti\IC:I that alisnina tbemvlYCS
•ith ~pres.si~ forces is the peatcst
pos.siblc mistake, Dot Oru) pohtic:al-
1}, but also economicalJ) ·. My 1ugestion docs not tt' 11
to roman Injustice in the 20th om-unreawoable . As a matter of l..a.,il
tW') bu been ather to iporc n. as in
t.bc C':IS.C of the ~Vle& Union. or tum P"rcsidcnt Ho.,..vd were to accept II!
For st.anc:n. u should not be
rorrotten tb.al mOll of the blad
SoUlh Afriom ..-aot us l.bcn. It a
hiJ,hly probattk lbatthc presence of
U.S OArapama ~venu ~n worw
oppt'CIIlon.. A blact unioo orp.ojzv
from Port flinbetb uid rcceaLI),
.. hi6 all \'CTY wdJ for people to arac
dm:amcat wbo sit in safecomfon in
some ma afface 1.000 miles a••,-a).
Bm if the American auto pla.ou heft
doted down. rd ba"~ thouaands of
men lootina for work 2Dd literally
•uadcrinJ wbeft the oc:&l rnc•l came rrom.-
ForrUM mapz10c recently
reponed that black lcacSen estimate
that 7S pen:eat or orban b'•cb
would be opposed to the witbdn,-.1
of U.S. eoms-aics.
Tbis u not to jmnfy lbe aitaa­
tJcm., but rarw to pouat out abat
a~ a« U.S. c:ompan~a arc a.o antqral
pan of the South Af nc:a o economy,
:aDd lbq an acctptcd bj the blad
k:adcntbc:n, t.hc C01'pOt'ltioDI could
6 lt iJ apparently Ill ri&ht to
c:a.strate the eorpontjoo •hal t.he
econom) ofaomcatberc:ounll) i:oo
the line, but trrberc: our own job&
,.-auld ~ threatened. we arc SUI.DJ'C'­
Iy Alent. h is c:ountet-pT'oducU\'c
because as lana as we continue to
ptotray b&Woaa as "'at•aac aJeDU.
the) arc much leu bkdy to respond
to our ,adfly stJ.op.
Sccoad. the corporabons can ~
apprakd 10 OD their OWD capilalilt
tun: self..joreresa. h t.hould be
rcpcatJy dnftn bomc to the muJ­
tioatiooa..l corporalioDI that it •auld
be in their own but interesu to
promote racial equality in South
Afnau:a. Wby? lkca UIC the con~r­
qutoas of DOt &ct~. dceipYdy ror
equalit' arc cf.isutroua..
I F THE C"OrporatiOftl continue in
the climate of moral wdaoaity,
their public ~lations in this ou..otry
ba~ cni.lycme cou:nc: down. And 1lbe
CWDll of tbe piP )U1 i.o Ira a abouJ.d
be eridcn>:e cuoudl to corporate Tbe mulunationaJs will cease to
be multinationaJ iflhey ~up their
prc:.scnt pace Bm cvea mnplcr thao
that. eorporationa arc much more
likeJ) to upcriencc biper profita, in
the lon& run, in a situation when
rac:ia.l equa.lit) aisu.. E vco the most
monolithic bwirw:n w11J llDCkntaDd
that UJUtDCnl .
I caJJ this type of approacb
'leaving South
Africa now ~~auld,
at best, merely open . , u up ...
Posrta\'C Pressure. lt 1.1 t be way same
conc:epc that animated William
Wilbcrlo~. lord Sbafltesbury,
John Wesley, ao.d other radic:aJ
Cbnstwu of the 19lh centuf) sn
EnJ)ao.d to fiJbt apinst mYCry and
lhc: non-compauionat.e usc of
.altb. Rather tba..o IJnOrtftl the
problem, their efforta, an a timitar
c:cmteat as South Alnca.o's., led to
abolition of slavery ooc only many
years bdo~ we did, but also without
a bloody civil war like our' 1
Tbc typical American raponsc - • • IUgesbOtu. and ac:t 00 it, he ~dl! wl aod ~n r rom 11• &11.1 be:ina urred set an example for other uec:ssi~
concennna South Alnca. We ran hi&h paid people wbo arc fat nh
form ~-Wort~ War I Gcnnan\ wrplus v.calth.
t.nd pUd for 1t b)' fiahuna yet
anotber ,...r.
Lc:alins South Africa no•
ould, ar bQI. merely open it up for
Japanese aod European cor-A • • paper porataons to co~ an. or, at t~torst ,to
an enn more ruJhtencd ~pression
b) the white fcanq civil uprisinp •
The fint fruits of po~~uvc
pressure haYC alrud) npcncd. Man)'
multinationals have adopted ttl< 11:1t
'"Sulli\'ln principles·. alter Gencnl
Moton board member a.n.d Chris·
tian muwtcr Leon Sullhu. which
plcdae them to OOIMCJRIIUOO io
t.bc workplace, equal ~)·a.od oppor-
• • turut). exteDSl .. 'e truruna proganu
for blacks. an.d lbc improYCmcnt of
worlten' lives outside •be: workplaec
in ho•!$1nJ. education. health. and
"~ .... "' c:a .. tion.
We should usc our ~ .... to
cncounce the corporauons to let
timetables for tbc ac.hic-vcment of
these pb.. and to praaurc the
South Alncan ao .. ~mmcnt.
'aturaUy, if multinatioll&lt
prove unrespoD:IIYC to posiu~
prcs;sun an this poct·ln.n dimatc,
then di~iture is tbc only recourse
ldt. But to take this atep oow would
oot onl) be cowardly, biJl onl)
ICCOnd best. • I would Jjkc to commend tk
PionHr lAt for 1ts cxcepuoaal
qualit) •.inter term: tkc
contenL, rttdabilit) ·, and lay-oil
•ere all very sood. ' think we haw
wit ncs:aed this )Ut so~ real pwtl
by the: Lot and ~au all should 11r
RCOpriud for a job •-ell done. leer
It up!
LETTfRS POLICY
t.er~~w 10 ,.. £di ror .llo/lltl ,.
•f:a Hill lOtto. 21. TMdiiJDif••
/lOOt\ ''lW'I:llllll S1 b&• Jlt!Ofll.....,. ..,
l»~Jd., _,.eOIJ fPJ'*' .Wwd: r
,.. ..... J --.... .
kNJ Ilk C111 I « t~ .,., .. .
,No~ .,.., ~· ......,.. .., ...., ..,. MJCh •• ,., Uo ••
alloul1it be 310 -ar• « ~ ~
1JRJPI _,be puciaafJJ6 011(.,. ...
., 10 .... lot ~·· ·· •• Mdlibalcve II~JJ'IIL f)lePIOI I P
lot • u • .,., "-nptw liD hoW :Jslh , •
IPICI proOII"lJ Ifill #II
.,.,,,..,.,. 11n1, ..., ee IJi3blilf •• Scholasti
princip~
~',~!?~ ,.,
fl, D IT twd ~~
g~~tbe implication
~"" aboul. Why?
~ousnea· whic~
:.::front of my ded
)fll'mtv mO$& du
r:.:nmMd b) tesl'­
~ and final cut
of my dasan.
~·on· penods a
~c educational n
Unlort~tcly,
1.11 a rairly hiJb ~
much of leamill
;:::teU of rcpranal.
~el' C\pe:cU )OU i
p;morc. Unless &tul
.,d ccrouraacd to dis.
r:uuJht. and ho.,
to ~ety . th
a proc:us 1
~un pe~ple fra
and 1mpac:t
\\ e arc typically
~ the teacher sa)"o
F1 OllT pll )'Off -a JRI
... arc encounacd ta
et reaehu·s demand
tr.lt1Cb m.a y n Ol ~ dj
icloal'.s de~elopml
l find a fnJbtenill
m11.dircaed educ
pi) of economics n
i;aft been tau&bt hA~
a:rtd1bk predictions .
For ansunc:e. lbj
fd ~mudsoo. a pr
lbnacheset ts I
•=:tnolol) a.nd an
to 'ft••uwu-':, hal
ms used ~~ Lewis an.d
g_znc mao wbo cia
• the 'ationaJ
£a,com1c Research
ad! out ol a job. l
lltrWlD& he&Jlb Co
e •ooro..:. $ J
HoWC">'Cr. as ~
tc basinas c)'Cie bit I
c aod iS. 'T'bU rccc
em Pnot the Great
'~ ~mil.a.r faUaciow
~lent : &Jowina pn
:strength of tbe ~
I
Pi:uwt L4 April I ---.
$60,000 a )ur
c and a car,tc
r food. dolhlDa.
ocb.
II)' sincete 111 ~
IC risln& cost r:l
"ohlDtanly ca
ySlO.OOO W
ICOtDC. he cool~!
olen t lif cstytc.
e to h\'C in lht
C! dri w hu car
10.000 cut iD
::an S40,000 a
• • n twuon.
>uld like to a
ISident Howan
redistnbuud
JCCrctanes aDd
be campo:s.. Or.
reated to paJ
nanoriues, thus
:nuruty.
~ &.DSWet to
,about -. .. ,-, d
that be himself
He can aiJCCI
~tioo, if be 11
can a.fT cct U£
by cuuina
rd. · tost oC the
oo S20.000 a
OD SIO.OOO I
•a.rd ud tlll
· • ttacon do
OC::S DOl Mil
ttCT olfacs.II
rc to ac:cepu:zy
tn it, he •d
bet c.x:cessimt
n are rat rih
a per
~mmcnd lk
1 uccptiollll
term: tkc
aod II)•
think we blw
DC real srori
&11 llhould br
en done. lcrp
,, .. •
Scholastic method
principles of society not ta
;..IJ \1 o"ison ,.,,.......,.let
f1SO IT hatd to cooceotrate
the imphcat.ions of vJb.t I am
_....:.ns about. Why1ll is my•GPA
~OUJness• which atipr. lo the
~ront of my decision makina.
~us t) most dua anda are
~ned b) cesc.s. papen, rriid·
~ and final eumJc.at ions. In
o! my daues, Lectures and
!CI:StJOn"' periods appar to be the
if;l01e educational method.
Unfortunately, I (eel chat
:::out a faarly hiab level of diSCUJ­
much of learning becomes a
of reJUriJtatios hac the
~!t'l c,pecu you to know, and
more Unless students are able
cocouraaed to discuss"' tLat the)
auught. and hO\Io wh.at they &earn
~ to 60Ciet), then ed~taon
lt'D'X I procnl of dfec11\Cl}
people from the conse·
and impa~ of their e•-
We arc typically t.auaht to do
~ tl\c teacher sa~ or we do not
F! our payoff-a ande. Thus peo­
art cncoungcd co eompl) 01o-\th
~ rachcr•s demands. tbouJh these
t=ancb may not be dcsirabk for an
,P'iduars development .
1 find a fn&hteruna example of
· m'sdin:aed educauon in the
tt::::lh' of economics. The same thanp
J&aYC been tauaht have led to some
r.:Rd•ble prcdld.ions.
Fo· Instance, the theories of
nud.son, a professor at lhc
lb· a huett~ I nuitute of
~::±noloJ:) and an economic ad­
to '!'.'rt4r,..ulc. has been cited in
r.ns used at Lewis and Cluk. This is
same m.an •bo claimec:i in 1970
the :-tationaJ B.urcau of
E=omic Reacarch had YfOrked
crJJ out of a job Re pred.lc:ted
.:ar.a11n1 healtb for tbe L S
Hown-er. as CYefYODe kno~~n.
bustntSI cycle bit ferociously U)
., and 7S. This rcccuion wu the
w:m stoce tbe Great IXprcuion ,
nca sim1lar fallacioU$ thinkin& was
::imknt: aJowina pred.icauons on
~ strength or tbe econom) ·~ made onJy wecu before the aub of
1929. -
We arc t.auatu these type of wdd
thtorica. ~ lc.&nl, but wt arc not
tauJht how .. hat we kam relates to
what happens 1n society. Principles
of ec:onotmc:a ll an uampk o( thu,
1n that the elau tcacbes people the
tbcoretttal underpinrunp of
captt.alism . The abiht) of capitalism
to lead to the best of all pos:ublc
worlds 11 the •truth• I was tauaJn
The le,itimac:y of this theory is
based on Adam m1th., theones or
compctlllvt capitaliun. Who ·was
this man Adam Smith? He .-as an
Eo&hshman who saw capitahsm as a
prQ~CUivt force 1n lc.adulJ to 1
better orld. Compared to
feudalism he V.'U ript. At the umc
he was wnuna.thelatc 18th century,
the dom1nant institutions in society
~o~ocre JO\ernmeot-cbartcred
monopotics such u the Bntiih East
India Compan.) . Tbac bus1neu en·
titics •~ proteded from threat.s to
tbrir pov.CT by the aovem~ t.
Thus they v.:ue abLe to accumulate
massi~ coconomic and politia.J
po~er
Sm.th saw tbe need to break
these monopolies UIOeld)' V.'lU to
evoh-e. ThcTc we~ a number o(
auumptJoos and coodttions upon
bidJ m1th hued his ideas One o(
his central uaumpuons. absolutely
neccsar). "':d ttLat tbe.rc would be
maoy individual producen com­
pctJnJ witb each other. The m­
llltution ol a free market ,.oou)d be •
the arena in •bicb a luahJy com-
petitiv-e bank was to be fouabL
T HIS ASSl MPTlON of comp­
CbtJon bct .. eea man) firms
most be looked at m ttfms of
history. At lht time Saul.h was
writinJ tecbooloay was suet! that it
was fc:a.atbk for man) small
prodocen to exisl. Numerous fiJ"'DS
would creak fiCTce compcution .
Ac:cordioJ to Smitb. competi­
tion .. v critical to that firms had to
be frustrated io tbeir drives for
profits.. U firms •en: not. frustnled
b~ compctiti"'C martet then the ac­
cumulation of profiu would. aod
has led to a com:spoodina ac­
cumuJatioo oi political powu.
Almost Ivy Tbr latter ia •hal Smith •• in
the ao~emmr:nt monopolies., and
what ~ aee today io the laraest
cow"pora t.i o 'll
In Snuth's lime cludanJ
tc.chnoloty nJ compatible wuh
many small Pfoducer. . Th•s in tum
would rrustratc compmton from
accu.mulat ioJ an aboormaJ amount
of captta.l. In tbeomical ftte market
cap&talom , small prodoc:ICJ1 and con­
sumen will be subject to tbt market.
Tbua it tl in the Interest of capii.Alilll'l
to try to become larF enouab to
affect and own;ome tbe market.
La.rtt ;Uzc alloW~ a linn to d~ra:tly
afrect lhc market (by 'littuc of srzd
or andiru:tl)' throup alfmina
JO\Icntmenl potides because of
power mhercnt in accumulated
wealth.
The desire to aifea the market
stems from the ability of a f'"
market to keep do,..-n prices a.nd·
profiu. the \'~ry forces upon hich
Smath ..... banns hU belid in
capitaltam .
The problem tn vohac we arc
taulf\t ll t~t Srrutb's baaiC f&Jtb m
apitaJit-m is im-.:ocably broken b)'
tod.ay's scale of production. Modern
tedtnolol)' and the muaivc s1z.e of
firms ncas:saril) prc'em the tll·
U.encc of man) small fums eom­
petina F'&ercc competition wu chc
force that . ould hmn bUSiness from
abusma people. and ac:cumulat.Jna
power throuJ)t wahh.
But the failure of competition tS
ob,ious. CocWdcr that in 1962 the
lOp One pcrant of our I)C)pubtion
controlled 62 pe1 c:c:m of corporate
stock. Why 11 lhis siplificant? In 1
capitalist a)'1lem those who own
sloct dfecuvc!y dominate the
economy .
One: •"~)' this domm.auon oc­
cun is that ID\cstmcnt <ktennincs
the number of jobs dw wiU be
created. Ownioa~aock is imutmcnt,
and thus private: individuab control
the numbc:r of JObs for the vast
majonty of the population. The
problem of toda)"s bilh unemploy­
ment n c:ceattd by havin& profiu u
tbe goal. rather thao Jivina people
jot..
ln America, cconomic:a is \'C'%')'
important. We leave much in our
liYeS up to the profit :moti,--e. The
inability of traditiooal tbcones to
C:\'alt« problems makes me qua­
lion. tbe bam for the usdulnc:ss of
tbcse theories in fiocfin1 aoluti6m.
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tio.rwr C.O,. Apm 19, 1979 In the fast lane
What is press freedom noW!
JUST WHE • YOU lbin.k there is freedom of lh.c: pn:a and freedom of
upn:won,lhe pain.luJ reality al CCDIOI'Ihip lkps up lo you a ad lllapa you
aondly across the: face. Even beyond the ncandc:rthalicdforu of the Baran
Supreme Court to restrict lhc way in wtUdJ lbe DCWIU reponed. dToru to
rauia wba& 'li"t read an Ill no way limited.
The t o most recent ca..,. mv~ om own OTqon Mqfii'Zhw aDd ~
Prorrtsslw . a naucmally..cJastributcd rtem that eaten primarily to~ 6berab
amona as. • .
OTtJDtt Mt~~llriM had planned to ruoatwo-pan lon~Dt-in-<bec.k utide
on Upoda.'a national buketballtcam . The anide was wnncn by Jay MaDen.
a foe mer a &"Cot for tbe Central lntcD1p:n« AFfJCY aDd now a f&J"mCT m the
Rop Valley. wbo bad I.AOJht in Upad.& and tcf\ltld u Upnd•n b .. kctbaD
coac:h It tras ac:~ulcd for the May · uc ol Orqon.
The Mulkn paecc was Jnbmiucd tow CIA pnor to lll pa.blicauon. as
must be done ~ttb any ork done by a CIA employee-present or pall. The
CIA soon notified Mulkn and ~ 1113pzioe that il bad objcc:uons lo the
:arude. ot wuruna to be restrained from pubtiauwn oftbc piece. or any pan
thereof, bearded ()Tqo.n ech&or Tom Bata .wed in U ' . Oi:strid Court here
apinst prior restraint by a branch of 1M J&Wemmcnt . The~ met tau
Sata.rday in a mtJC'bo.publtciud dosed door ,vu•on to ~ the press
(predia.a.bly) ;as DOl adtrutlcd .
When 0rl:f'Oil fin.aDy went to press.. 1M Orqoni.tm aod thc.IOllf'7l41h.ad
from pa.ac headlines on the controvoeny. and Bates -as asted to rem~ 16
reb the CIA found o 'c:cuonabk . Rc pUblished them anyway. c.houJb
Jud,e Robert BcUom bad ruled apim1 \bt mapnne. presomioa that the
ac:tion of the Cl A was coned.
The case of 1M hovosrw a biaacr. and a little less ridiculoua.
Propasn., reporter Ho--ard Morland was a.mpd ~ moottn aao to
eumine hO'Vi J,CCR! tbe dCI.liJl of the hydloccn bomb The asw:nptioo
h~USI~ edilon "U that if lbe H-botab ....aa d.a.qc:.rous in lbc WTOOJ
banda. there should be 00 powbility of it ranm, mto those l!frotll blods.
Ho•c,-ocr. MorlaDd did find oat tbe plam for rn.akin&a:J R-bomb.lt "ut
tbc Defense Oe~at up in anns Wbe:n. ~ mapzioc an.noonccd that it
•ouJd publish '" findinp wmplck •'ilh basic plam for makina ~
bomb-to t.cac:h lbe miliuty exec:vtiva a lesson.: if they wcne JO&AI to Cll1l
sotndhioa secret. it sure as bell Jbo.uld be that Qy.
But. as ou can read e.bcwhcn in rhis •c:d:"s Opiaion ,ICC1io a
W'ac:oasiD Distnct Coa.n judJe bas ruled •puw Tlw 1'1DKt.t:JSJV« m tts
dfons to prncm censonhip . Jad,e Robert 'Wil1'al o! Mihnuleei.Dq)tcd a
restnWlUll order ap.imt tbe rn.apriar on Mardi 9.
All this nets us to question that IJUI aod of Freedom oilbe Press we
bear so mucb about. The JOd Jna} be a (abc ooe. ln an a:rt.aimy. it bas a
• tCDQOUS m&n-
\\'biJe 11w ProcrasJW was probebly Ktin.& on tbc erotic pleasure a ~ dm""CS from ba"'Ul.J somethin& no oae ehc docs rarbcr than aaina
wit.b due comidcnuoo.tbe faa the aowuumcnt S'tepped in is ominous Tbe
fact lh.at lbe aovcacuncfll waasgcet uful in atoppina pub1ic:atioo at Mo.rl.aocf-..
pic:cc IS terrifyina,
T KE Orqcm .Mtq«ZU'W case ts DOt.h.iAa but ridic:ulous. 1"'bc CIA ac:aed
like some paranoid old woman af~inl tbe fact tba& abe oDCX bad a
c:rusb oa Oatt <:nb&e.. \\'hat canyoosayiD 16w·cm1uc:attc:Rd t.bzou&bo= u
a.rtide that woold end•nvr lbc future ollhe U011cd States. reveal CIA tee ads
or cntmder disrupuoa and batftd abro&d?lf lbov •otcb Jbo'tii'Cd ld.i Amin
to be an idto& or ptectidc:d l.hc ddca.t of Upnd1"s oat buketbaD pme, bia
deal; everyone either kncnn Lbc:w tbinp. or coUldn't care laa about tbcm.
E~ mOR dl.Slurbina thao lbc ract that ccmonhip ca.o happen. i.a the
case of Ouron. is tbc realization «bit it c:ua bappeo for DO intdl,pt rtaJOD.
If &D)~DC were to bow about totr:ffip DCC. OAe would atSJhl< tbr OA
abould.
If )'OU Kt all this up apullt 1 n:cea:tswdy ol cmlflrabip bytt< 'atiooal
CouociJ ol T ca-hen c4 EaJ111b. one: must woodcr u tbac: is a.uy trulb left.
Accordin.a to 1 COUDCi1 IW'YC)' of :!.000 biab ~·booJ rcachcu across am
c:ownty. nnw. •"·rw~lc &Dd u.s. ·,.., Cltd ff'orld Ripon vc brina
c::riticizcd for teDi.aa what it's rc:aDy like om in t..bc world.
·Parc.n.u waat to P!ot.ect tids from uap'eaunt fc:a.run:s of t.bc world.,­
Dr. Lee Burress of tbe Uoivtn11y o! Wisconsm told hradl mapriae
recently upon completioj the study.1'bele rn.aprines dal wi1h unpleasant
maliries C'\Cl) wee -
Sometimes )"'U iha'IIC tO~ Wbctber )"'U CUl C'U hO'II' what U
really ~Gina on. It isu~ a question of wb.ac mapnae you read. bu1 more a
quesUoo of •hal pbDC't you th-oc on that dctcnniDcs your bo•kdJC .
•'I:J...• • • " e rc oot e.x"'"'rt"ta uy 11 tal Get high on COke nwnbc:n of an ~bJ .... iA)1 Kaior
Mic:bad Woo.hrioe as be ••lb about
his upcoauna •ooo-&JchOtic pa.ny.· Scbedulcd for April21. at 1:30 p.m. in
the bescmcnl of Po.odctoa donu, the a.tfair wiU offer no beer. no wiDe aDd oo
mie>Jf driob. It will oaa-.. trawbeuy poj).IJ"'P't drin.t. crum sodt, rooc bta
aod ~n did soft dnob.
Woohrinc's room iD PoDdctosa 11 n•hcr cro• died. 'Tbeft vc IC"V\!11 cnao
of Pop Sboppe aoft dri4b pushed iDto a coroc:r-161 bonia. Thai\~
worth ol pop. macb ol the price bcin.a tn deposit.
•After fow )Un [at lnris aDd Chit) SOI'Tk of my fricDds and a lot o(
people l know bavt upn 11 HI the desire to 10 to a pany •nd t~ee people m a
normal (DGt d.rwlt) CODd1Uoo: e.xpbim Woohrinc wbco as\;ed wby be as
wpnizina t.be party. -Or maybe it 'I not normal. ..
Woohrinc denies tbat be is pottin.J 011 tbc patty i.a protC'Jl apinst what
acms a Jleat proliferation of beer aad bard driDk baa.bes oa campus this
year. ·1 jWl wam to bavt fUD aDd ~et people the way they rally an. • be •JS.
He: feels pcopk doo't ·IXCd :ak:obot or drup to~ happy .~ f~a[m the '10ft
drinb]; t.bat"s lbe bi&h rm soma co ~ out olu.-
H~ aays he"• bad Jomt ..-onics about the J*t). t.boup, ux:tudina ~
people ..rho haw voe:an, oppolt ~dud u affair a!rady bccawc tbcy thiot at
will be a dud.. '"Ooe penoo said (hey dida'l want a rowana. ~
patty in. the t»acmcat."" Woohriae acids.
Another wony of WoolwiDe's • that DO oac will bow what to taDr
about Wbeo tbq· 10 to a pany wbcre Ucobol ia DOt l!tn'ed.. He thjob they
miaht be bored. lherd'orc:, be is olanaana to pen up lipu 08 the ..u ..,th
con.servatioo . for lbe people who. be .. ,. ·cu"l thiak wboat •
few drin.b.•
He also plans some !knMt ol daac:c: .. uunar lala m the ~au. He
ICSIC:d teechJD,J putx:l t.bc foxtrot.
8ut WoolwiDC AYI ~ tDCnn at ..... IS pce:plc will ancud. •
7 -Health hazards remain
as nuclear plant cools;
radiation still with us
• mi"t ~trrnal•''
l'•"lic 't'" '"'iff
T HI \C'Cil>l '\T lithe litarrt\·
bur11 nucle r po~er pl.tnt rna'
h1we e\p cd about n math on people
to up tn I 'O tame more radiauon
than the government ha' 'o far
reponed The he:alth cflec:ts ol thi
e po Ufe ~Ill he rar OlOCC \CfiOU~
and long-lasung thlln the NucleAr
Resulator) CommtsMon tu so far
:u:kno~ led~ed
lhe 1\Rl. reponed onl~ the
c'tc:rnal ~mma rndaatton du~~
rt'oei\ed lrom pa ''"i cloud~ of
rndaonC'ta'c gosc!l h lotted to
caltulate the totul do~c rccc:t\ed b)'
cnucat orga~ nnd bones rrom an
holtttlon Of fa~ston p~ WhiCh
produce tht grcut~t baololltc.il
dnma~
The NRCJ doam thut pure
~enon and omc lra~ oltodanc 131
\\Crt the onl) r3dJoa~I"C BOU~
rclca\ed h. misleadan~ and cenotnl)
unpro,-en b~ informatton available
to the public.
The gtl\crnment hlld no in­
atrumentauon an place to mcasuR
the prtei!ooe compo\ition of the
radaoacti~ )team that e-.cupcd into
the atmosphere at the sum ot the
Harmburg dtsa!iter. The onl) tn·
suumcnts pre ent \\ere implc
thcrmo-luman~cent dosimeter. (a
de\ ice u~ to mea•urc the radtonc·
lt\'11) or n material), which cannot
dtlitln&Ulloh bet-.ecn different
chemical element'\ thllt 8l"t ri~ to
the gumma radianon thev re[ustcr
T here u ever} reason to belle' e
chat tht "''e:~m cont.aanc:d many of
the rud1o.Bc1ivc chemu:ab normally produl:'cd 10 the "'"ion ph>C"e", of
whtch t ht 'R c .. Dr 1\llen tJrod'L).
an e'\pcrt 10 thl' field, li'" 21
<i.l'c' 1nh..akd "hen fi,,lon
produtls p.1" b) sn 11 cloud ol 'Iteam
pwduce u d~N: ahout 1.\0 umc'
greater than the do'C' ab~orhcd h)
the hod) lrom c\tc:rnal gammn
rud1atwn , oc:~ordsng to Dr
Brod\L' \ e lln\lltc,, Ue ba'lcd h1.,
c.ulcul.mon on data fwm ne~s
rclea'IC\ dunna earlier nudeor ac­
Cident~ und nuclc,Jr bomb tc:.h
c:srntd out 10 the 19SQ, and 1960~
Although the ~RC hus ctted
ma\lmum accumulnted do'e" a' he·
•ntt KO m1lhrcm~ 10 the cou"e of a
wceli (ollowanpthe Harmbur{l acc1·
dent, the true maJumum do~e) tl\ the
lung mu~ hove been II\ lnrge o~
I 0,000 mtlhrcm\ l he do~c~ to bone~
(rom clement\ ancluding stront1um
RQ nnd 90, "h1ch .tre dec.Jy produc1~
or the mre !lll' kn pton, nrc aboutlO
ume' gre.uter thon what I\ :lb\orbed
b\ e\tcrnut g.tmma rnd11U10n
')uonuum 90 \\ilS not onl)
rcle.t,cd dunne the acc:ident, at 1\
cmatted during normal opcrnt1om. of
nucle3r po-.cr plant' us nrc cuJUm
147, bcnum 140 and larger amounh
of 'f'non aand other chemn:ally 10ett
ga~C\ Oll1ctal pubhc:atton of the
'RC clearh li't thC!Ic t'lcment\
.tmontt annual rad1oac.tivc relea'e'
tnto 01ir and ~ater
Kr) pton <&nd ~en on nrc the
mo't common rnd1oacu\e fi,sson
product~ 1 he NRC hn~ told the
pubhc the eml&•non• contamcd
mostl~ the'!( men (Ulle' \\ hsch do not
nc:t~'!lrth produce the great~t
bJOioJtcul damuge However, of­
fictlll stotcmcnts huvc generally
Views on nukes changed any?
'lal~ about hcadllne-grabbmg
di"'st(n 1 he Th"" Mile hland
nuclear acc•dent made n to the front
page of ulmo~t e"ef) dati)
ne\lo5papcr 10 the Un1tedStatc:s, and
too\:: up ipll~ en the foreign prena'
\\ell
7mrr ond ..;,.M.St~~tc>Ji. ma8<Jllne
both too~ on the tton:, and colum· •
nbt~ loll owed \\ ith either strmgs of
tnsulu 3glllnst the nuclear po-.er
indu\tf)' or dir.gustlor the panic 1hut
aw e hom the mcident.
J he mnn) anti-nudcar group,
around the country-ineludane
Uresun·,. o\\ n Trojan Oc:c:om·
mns•onmg AlhanCJC demanded the
closmg down ol the 72 opcr:umg
planlfi in the country. M3n} medi;a
ubliCJ1bcn demanded the: same
I hang
Hut what luttng effect ~ill
1 hree Mde hland have:? Has all the
preu CO\c:ruge (mcludmg D drumatae
p1le of matcnul pubhshc:d in the:
Pio11rn l.vgl changed any bod) '11
mmd about the salcty of 1plitung a he
ntom?
In an cffun to find some clue: of
the dlc:ct • thts ~eet we aakc:d
Mudc:nta .. Hu the encident at Thn:c
M1IC' Island affected )"uur \1ews on
nuclt:tr power und its future'!"'
( het)l Hull. frnhrnam Not
real!), becatae number one, my op1·
naun "ouJd ruobably be changed
towards the ncptivc-not beinaan ~
ia\·or oJ nuclear power, and l'10e ~
alwaya b«n apin•t nuclear pov.er. '
h rc:mforced the fact Lhat I feel that ,:;
~e thould ahe up nuclear power and ,:.
look for •ornethana else. f
Solar power [ia a pouiblc alter· C
8 nati,e) Alao wor~ With fin1on (trc,
luMon) I thank the go,crnment
should put u lot more moncv into
those 1) pes ot rc earch proarams,
more than thev do. The) ·,e alwn)'!>
lliiOattcd I WI~ the &mount I of rund\ • for nuclear energ)' than an) other
altcrnati\e !\ourcc.
Marll Barnum, 'rnlur Not real·
h. M} VIeW!. -.ere nc&otive to begtn
with I he uccadent there rcmlorced
the 1den I had about nuclear
power thut 11 \loll• dnntrerou" <lnd
that II thould be prott<;ted more
limltauom more rcjuluuom We
HULL
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SUTTON W£LL,
GE.T"Zttt.~t,
PO You sna.L
THINK fT'S SRF£.
ro AlufU> ll
Noc&.EIJR Pl.AI'IT
fN A H£AVJ&.Y
P~PU&..RT,p
AREA
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ruiled to poant out thllt the<.c
element\ decu\ 1nto other more
blologlcall) ha1~rdou!l mntcnat,, m
clud1ng CC\IUm, bc:num und ~Iron
llum.
Stronttum 90 h1n been regnrded
by the scientific c:ommunit)' n& the
most toxu; of all lil'IMOn product~
produced dunng nuclear tc~tms It
collect) in the bone'l und c:nn c:nu~e
cancer and leukenua It hn' o half·
hfe of about 30 yenn und, hke other
mdiOOC(I\ie ISOtOpe~ produced 1n the
fi'>$10n procc~J.. hngcr\ and bu1ld~ up
m so1l It mny pre~cnt " hu.nrd an
rood gro\\ n ncar the Three M 1lc
J,Jond plant
In the pa't fc:~ month~ .
ho-.e\er the NRC has I\ SUed nc\\
regulauon11 thBt w1ll no longtr make
11 nece-ssal) to rouunel) report the
le\'el of !>tronuum 90 10 local 'loll and
m1lk.
Faalurc to con!>tder '>tronuum
90 and other decay productt. emitted
dunng the Harrssburg acc1dcnt ''
tantamount to a covcrup of the
'cno~ nes\ of the damage done It •~.
l behc:ve. further cvtdc:nc:c that the
Nuc:leor Regulatory C omnussaon 1"
pnmnrtly concerned With protecuns
the nuclc.ar indu\lry
The health humrd has nlso been
Thoughts
arc dependent on nuclear po~er
nght no~ Over ten percent
dependen t\' on nuclear po~ er, • .1nd
we don't have an .tlternauve Even
though we need nutlear po-.er to
suppon our hob11\ I don't kno~
what we can do, -.c don't have .s
choscc ,JI thi!o point.
Jfff 01 on, 't'nior ~11\\ , I wo•
thenkmg ;about mv gtrlfnend I
huven't thought about that ucc1dc:nt
yet couple year~ I rom now I'll ,tn rt
thank1ng .tbout that acc1den1 I'm not
concerned wuh It yet, I w11l be when 1
get lhtn8' r>tmt(lhtenc:d out
Mlkr utton, Junior. No I
hnven't dtc1ded I whut my VIew (lfe
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Three Mile Island: .,I don't
really think that n1uch
about it. It happened" ­
Sutton IT" ISw'r
IN A HEAVILY
pOPULATE()
AREA-­
A~\' MORE.
da\counted by other federal officsnls
1 J~t week, Jo. cph A Cahfono Jr •
~e~rctnr)' of Health, [ducutaon and
\\'clfarc, told the Senate health ~ub·
commattce thut ,o ror, rndiouon that
hod leaked wM not e'\pccted to
..:nu~e n smfllc cancer death nmons
the people livmg Wlthm SO mile~ of
the plnnt
Y C I CVEN u~1ng only the eJUer·
nol do'iuges thot the RC ha!l
reponed two m1lhrcms to 11 pop­
ulnuon of about 11 m1lhon w1thtn SO
m1lc' of the plont between 0 S nnd
SO canc:c:r related deattu can be C"t­
pccted, nccord1ng to Or Karl l..
Mor~an profes,or of health CIVICll tll
vcors1a ln~tinne of Technology and
former darector of the Oak R1dge
NatiOnal l.3borutory''> health CIVIC'\
diVISIOn
But 1f, in udd111on to the
reponed e!Ctcrnal do)es, the un·
reponed e'tpO!iure from snholatton '"
con\ldcrcd, the number of canC:C:r!>
thot mny develop an the next 10 to 20
yea~ m1gh1 be 300 to 2,SOO, depcn·
dmg on what nsk e~otimatc one
udopt!l. Orhc:r health effect ~ can be
e>tpected to 1nclude genetic defects,
und phys1e<1l and mental retnrdot1on
nmong the newborn
on nuclear power], JU~t neutral I
could go ell her Wll)' f'm not agam!it,
but I'm not out push1ng for 11 I don't
rcall" thmk that much nbout tt [the
accident) It happened
0•\e Olnn, junior: I hod
HI read)' 1 hought that the nucleur
po~er compante:-. were probubl)
rushmg Into 11 u httle too foM [ fhe
acc1dent] wu~ evidence lor the fact
thnt the) arc ru.,hmg mto it loo ln1t
A not her th1ng I' that they thought 11
would be cheaper, (but) now 11 isn't
We're a~omg to hove to sturt lookmg
lo• .elt(rnuuv e source~ of energy hkc
the 'oh enc:r&~e' hke solar energy
and wood power energy If we put 1n
much etfort a~o we dtd 1.nto nuclear
OLSON
OLSEN Repeatedly . officaola hl\'t calli­
pared radiauon doJcs at Hornabura
to tho'4e recc1vcd durana dental,.
ray\ 71r/J IJ o romplttrly tltrtp/1-.,
ottrmpt lfJ mlnlml:r tht trut not,..
nj thr r tpmurt A dental '·ra) 11 confined to o couple or 1nc:hts o1
relatively 1n~nattive Brca At Th~
Milt l~land , the whok bod}' 1, ~,.
po\ed funhcrm ore. the dental,.
ruy "' over '" a rrac:uon of 11 'ttolld
while the mhalat1on of ~tronlium~
w1ll arroduate the bone Jnd bilnc
morr(le for mnny dccnde, ufter tht
md1v1dunt hu~ been cll.poNed It ~1n
ulao ullcct un m(unt devclornna1~
the mother'' womb po,•tbly yu11
Iuter rht~ " IWI true of dentul \·
I he Hurmbura heulth hnltud11
(Af frum over 1 here Will ~ COn
hnuc:d em1n1on of ntdlonctlvc aaac,
from thC' pliant over mnn) montlu
and po"tbh ye.1" <l• rudionc:hv• ty11 rcmo\C::d from the plnnt The NRC
hn' .adrmtted th" Ill unuvo1dnblt
It rnn) become nccc:\"Wr) to
udvl\e people 1n the ammeduate ara
to lea\t, for background rndiat1o·,
lu\l wed. wn\ ,1111 10 to 70 llll\ct
whnt 1\ normal
1 o protect the populallon, \t
c.1n nl"o 1nm1 that all nn1mnla th&s
produce lood or m1lk be fed 1m
ported 'ced and hoy until the lull
extent of the c:ontnminnta on " C$­
tnbli!!hed ThiS •hould continue 101
11ome time While ram waahcs
rnd1ollCt1ve element& deeper mto tht
so1l und 1010 overs and oceon and
dimiOJShe~ the level\ in sron thai
serves n' locnl seed r>e~pllc tht
econom1c ampact of such a coun.c"11
i• one of the consequence ~e wtO
huvc to face
By nnd Iorge, however, the on!)
real ruotecuon ll't to prevent sue\
occident\ from recumng We 'hould
work to convert nuclear P<l"Cf
plnnl\ to convent1onnl gn' cOJI ot
011 powcrplant Th1s was done ID
'\10U'\ Fnlb, S 0 10 1968, when tht
or1hcrn State\ light and Pov.c1
Company converted a lealung U·
pcnmentnl nuclear plant mto a
nntural gn) plnnt All but a frottton
of the total co5t of n plant can bt
saved 10 conversaon •
Ernt'sl Stf•rnRia.u /1 a proftiiOt
of rodwlogrcol pht•fll'l ottht Vnll'ff·
sltt• of Pitt3hurgh Scltool of
M rclrrinf'
po\\-cr mto the 1oft encrgse\, I thtnl
we may find some oft he solt energJn
just at reastble
l aura \ ouna. \l'nlor: It
defanttcl) menathencd the alrtad~
mtcn'>e fcehng~o I hud •'8Uin!t nucJQt
power I felt and I -,ull feel, 'enoud)
threatened by the wuy the: poht1ctan1
so ca\11)' avo1d recogna11n!l thJt
danger and the wny thut they .trt
st1ll tum bh ng 1 n t he1r pohtt c<~l \\1\1
With I he ruct!l and the problem~ that
arc: go1ng on 1 hey don't seem lo care
u great dcttl about what " aciUall)
happcnmg.
(An alternative 1 I& stoppme at
One: of the thang» thut Gary "in~drt
u1d 1n ht~; ,pccch at Reed (ollcJC
rceentlv wn thnt 10 order to 1u~ thai
we don't want nutlear power. 1110
nhao \Ucrtlice " lot of the: technolol)
thnt we have no~ becnu,c there 11 no
wa~ that we c.tn po,'Jbl) contmue I
thtnL t hut 11 11 rc:illl)' important to
rccosni1e thut we mny hnve to
chr!llengc: 'orne of our prccunccp­
tlon' about what lund or technoll!f)
\\e depend on, ho" important
bwune'' .md 1nduatry ore to u•. and
develop more appropriau
tcchnolofliC\
-< ompllcd b) Tin• \Vrlh
YOUNG -Dl"•tera tend to b
c:onfUJion and fea1
... ,~'lJ ivc:s to toke Ill
For the first t
hJzard~ und foilur
Commauion 1s !
tax1ty tn poat r1
In the lost month1
~tlhe use ond abus(
• • bcral leun10g3, IU.Ii
The sole purpos.c
111hulk we are The re
f!IJllllnC S0U8ht to
Uowcvcr. o Maret
Robcn W Warrc
.3,350 wor
Sam Day, monogar
~ ..... of AtomiC' Scttr
I!IOII'<C:S of h1J maiJ
to the Three M1lc
1'\'e ulwuy' enjoyed
to the duy!l of my
various hotidu I •
•
IOU!! I cr Sunday IS
that bnn@b backs(
1"'4lnl'•
The aroma of freshly
Plt mndc the JOurne
\ hou~oc )Ccm wor
l:.lhzJng Sunday d1~
US, COnSIIItiOg
roast bc:~f , "weet
IQion creamed corn, h
and. of counc, a1
h I, Wllh grc,u 'IIOCCI
~lld Saga Food Se
attempt an recr
cui"ne found
' hou~e rhcar
fire or cho~ mean a
helped rekmdlc
memonc~ . 1 honk11
of the
feminssts. we
Hellervak's art
Place," d1dn't 1
the crucial IUU•
~c:nt today Yes, 11
to act equal pay tore<
tnd JOb diacrimana
su roles
Log, April /9, /97 )ffic~ala have COftl.
Dses at Harn1bura
dunna dental •·
npfttrlt• d,l',PII'tf
fu th~ lrur fiOIIQr
A dental lt-1'1~ 11 uplc ol tnche\ 01 ve orca At 1 hilt
.¥hole body 1\ fl·
ne. the dental ,.
lc:tlOr'l of 0 \CC:Ond
>n or ~tronllum 'J
bone and bunt
decud~ ufter lht
'0 C"'pO'ICd Jt ~lll
ant devclop~n8 '"
,b, po~'llbl} YU11
true or dental t
rg hen II h hn1ard b
nerc will be C(ll)o
rudiOUCIIVe J.t~CS
•er mnny month!
"' radtODCtiVII} !1
plunt 1 he Nk('
~~ unovo1dabtc
me necc '8f) to
1e rmmedrnte aru
sround radlalloll
II I 0 to 20 tuna
c population, 1lt
l uti nmmal• tlut
milk be fed trn­
~ay until the ruu
•amtnotron '' ~
)Uid conllnue lot
!e rum wathcs
ttl deeper an tot~
'S and ocean and
'ch in gros\ tlu1
~. Oe$plle 1~
f such a counc, 11
equcncc ~e "J/1
lowcvcr, the onl)
to prevent tu"'
lrrtng We ,hould
nuclear po~a
:mal gn~. co.al or
~~ •~ w~ dont 1a
n 1968. when the
.aght and Po~c·
~ o lcakana c\
r plant rnto a
\II but a frac:uon
f a plnnt can !)( ,, .
flS.f /,t (J pruft.tlOI
•frs attltr Unlwr­
¥h School of
energit!l lth.inl
'the soft enerJ)a
, !Ienior: It
tied the illrtad1
ngntn~t nucfur
ill feel. 'en owl}
IY the politJc:tanl
:cognutntt thai
>' thot the) arc
ir pohllcnl wa)l
c: problem' that
)n't seem to tate
~hot Ill ac1U11U)
1~ stoppans ''
t Gory Sn)dct
t Reed (' olltJf
rder to ,uy tlul
' r power, li to
the tc:c:hnololY
use thereuM
tbl) contmue I
amportnnt to
may huH to
ur pre"onctp­
p of technolol)·
bw amporunl
ure to u,, and
a.ppropuatt
b) flna Wrlh
19. 1919 e is that we're not as
p1sastcrs tend to bnna out trutha The Three Mtle ltland ntahtmare and
confu.tion and fear that surrounded rt have attrred even the: atauncheat
~•r\IAIIVCI to take a closer look at anfonnatton available about the nuclear
. for the firat umc: In almost 20 years, the: preu '' looluna clo!~cly at
baJJrds und faalurn of nuclear c:neray 1n th11 country The Nuclear
Commission •• up aaa1na1 the wall as Conareumen have naen in arma
laXItY In plUt reauJnuon
In the loat month, onother rncrdent has ,tarted the: country thlnkana
the utc: nnd obuse of the: ntom 17rt Progr~sslw• , o maaozanc: known for
•t.cnJlleonlnfl', o.uraned o reporter to find out the aecrc:t of the: hydrogen
fhe sole purpose of the excrca1e wa11 to prove: that we arc: not ua 'lllfc as
nk we: nrc The reporter die/ discover how to conatruct the bomb, and
1111p11ne ,ought to publish Ita findinp for pubhc Inspection ond public
t
However. n March 9 restroanana order tssued by U S Dastnct Court
Robert W Worren of Milwaukee , Wit .• hn8 halted publication of 11ft ._,,HI \'t'r 3,350 word onaclc:
Sam Day. mona&Jng editor of Th~ ProgrtsJtvr and former edator of th~
of AtomiC' Srt,ntlsts. has been publiahang urttcles recently uamanana
111otave~ of hra maga1rn~ to publiJh the: H-bomb artrcle and how th"
to the Three Mile Island disaater The followang article: 11 one of those \•m D•t
Perlnr "~~••• \ff•lc•
0 NE OENERA riON aao •
sceluna word• to e~~tprc.u the
revoluttonttry unpact or the: releue
of atomrc ~nergy . Albert Eirutc:tn
surd, "Ev~rythlna ha11 chanaed ex
cepe mundk1 nd'• way of thank ana."
Now, an o month no less momcntoua
thnn the month that ushc:d an the:
nuclear na~ at Alamudordo,
Jhroduma und Nupsaki , that
chanae, too. as comtng.
at may be week4 before the
evc:nlt thnl begnn on March 2 uc a
lawyer'' office tn Mnda<ton WiJ.,
and on March 28 ot a nuclear pawer
plant on rhree M1le l~land an the
~usquchanna Rrver. have run thear
full cour'c But there cun be no
doubt where the: cvenu arc lc:)dana.
Taken toac:ther the events of
50fAR,lf0 q{eK.NCW"S A'PPVT
TIIo, LCNCb Tol\M eDe.crS Of LOW
LQVeL. u •. ~' :BUT.ALL Cf US eas we
tho hllt month conatllutc: il nuclear
revelatton . the symbohc: droppma of
the sc:<tles from the: eye of the:
Amenean pubht-They arc: bttnJDnJ
ua to the aneVltable undentandana
that an unloclcana the: atom we: hove
also unleashed the: mean• of our own
~elf-destruction
Not unlit now hat thot <ttmplc
truth tunk 1n
The fir•t htnt of thanp to come
oc,ured on Murch 2 an the: Mudi1on
office' of l.A Follette, ~anykin.
Anderton and Mun•on Thut after­
noon, the director of Amc:nca'a
nuc lc:a r wc:upon• pro ana m
acknowledged that a reporter un­
trained an •cicnce or enJlncc:rina hod
cracked the c:ountr)·'a most clo•ely
auurded mrlitary M•ecrc:t, M the des tan
of a hydroaen bomb
I wua there wrlh other editora
• • .. ·' ,. . . . • • and lawyers ot Th' ProJr'-"'"' • a
monthJy politJc.al mapZJne. as
Duane: 5~11. dtrcc:tor of the
Ocpanmcnt of EncrJY'a DiviJion of
Military Applic:ataoru, told us that
she -.mple dumpuons and rouah
sketches of frcelartcc wnter Howard
. . Morland were ac:curate an every
rmporton& detail.
Tbc:y went to c:ourt in
Milwaukee a week later. armed with
afredavue rrom three: cubtnel of­
lic:en .1nd a holt of other hiah
rankma federal officials and con·
,ultanls, to ~ure the riral .. prior
rutrnint" to pnnuna injunction e"er
iuued apinstan American public::.a·
• uon
What Sewell did not kno't\
then and what he and other of­
ficials st1ll refused to aeknowlcdae ­
i~ that the " ecrc:t" is available to
anyone with the: curimaty, the:
patienc:e. and the: dihacnce to look it
up in &he library.
Thts was anutally the claim of
Thr Progrr.JJI\It . II was confirmed
war han day' by the: Jworn alfadavit of
tndependent scaentisu, und the:
, ...
:4" ~. • ~I
----...:~· CoVelUN& TillS SJCRY 1 ., ,. .. ... . • • Department of Energy·, own
phy.1c:Uts who desrped hydroaen
bombJ at the Lawrence Lwermore
Laboratone:.. an Cohfomta .•.. "' .... . . • IN 7IJ ro 25 YeAltS,,
To the Editor
Chinese Easter?
l\e ulwuy~o C:OJO)'Cd rem101 cang
to the duy, of m} vouth and
~llii'R VUtiOU!. hohduys of year~
~ter Sunduy I~> one such
thut bnn~' bock •evcrnllond
r-.on"'
The t\romn of freshly-ba)(ed nJ)'
c mttde the journey to grnnd­
hou~ ~ec:m worthwhile A
Sundny dtnner \I!U~
us, conmtrns of bukc:d
roast bed, sweet and buked
uoe, creamed c:orn. home mode
) and, ol c:our,e, apple pre
h" \\llh great 11ncenty thot I
~U[la rood \ervacc rn lh
attempt rn rccreutantz the
CUIItnC: found Ill grand·
wL..·. hou•c 11\err EuMer Sun-
fue ol chow mean und tcnyokt
helped rekindle some very
mcmones I hank~!
Lllrr t' RubtriJon
Jumor
of the race
fcmtni!l\8, we thought
llellervak's artacle, .. A
~~~aa •.•. Place," didn't deal wuh
the crucrlll 1nuc:s in the:
lltrnc:nt today Yes, it 11 tmpor·
to ICI equal pay for equal work
tlld Job dascnmrnation and
•u roles
Log, April 19. 1979 But these arc: onlv purb of the:
rermntst mmemc:nt . not the totahtv
For U!l and for man) other femanr~ta
a vc:ry tmportnnt assue •• not
becomtng part ol thut mu\culinc
world, inocolur 0) value., und nt
tatudes ure concerned
We rt'JCot the •tereotype woml\1\
thltt potriurchy ~Y" we >ihould be,
but we nho reJeCt the: 3tercotvpe mnn
und the: "'tcrcotvrc man-womltn Uhe
token "omnn) We rrJect "1uc.:ce~~ ..
"' prc:\c:ntly dehned b) 'atltt)
Femrni\h ore ~uymg thut
ma,cuhne vulu~. whether held by
male' or female~. lead to oil ort' of
problem~. ancludana ¥ender -ba~ed
Editor: Dutch Mandai
llualnah Manager: John Scott
Managing l!dllor Hana Hotznagel
NtWI l!dllor l .. llt Dewey
Copy l!dllor. Cynthll Owent
Sport• ldltor: Anita Markt
Optnlon ldttor: Jttf Pitre•
Phologrtphy ldltor. Tina Wt41a
At1 Director: Mlkt McKtnJit
compoalllon Manage~ Shtrftnt Kamoto
Advenltl"il Manag.~ Stow Fendrlch
Clteulatlon MeMOtr: Lynne Hinde
Wrllar.: Nena Ball at, Cindy Bryant,
Taladzwa Chlbanguza. Tom Grear,
Elizabeth Hellln, Mlkt MlllluCCI, laur•
Pat11t. Lorf Putman. Peul Vogel, Seon
Wolff oppre)t.ion, ittnocadc. racasm, etc
Bcc..tu11e "'temimne" qunhtae<~ und
ccrtaan actJvtti(' ha't'e been assr'"ed
onl} tu women und then devalued.
.ttl of \OCietv hus 'Uifc:rcd Jkcausc
nurturunce. emouonal support. tn­
tuatlon and mothcnng hove: been
u ~•gncd to women ond dc:med to I he
men who hold power. ~ocrc:ty hus
•hown a luck of these: quahtaC\
We don't just wont to repllace
men-an-power with women We
want to f rcc mc:n to be (emana,ts, to
ga\c: up the m1nculine mvth. Wr:
wunt a world where :.11 "ons of
lifest ·lc and occupational opunru
u~ u\!Uilublc to women, but we abo
Pioneer Log . .. \loUnt a rudrcul change an the vulu~ of
thao, 'ocict\. •
I ht~ " Mfc:mani'!m .. J transfor­
mJIIon whtch •oe~ be)ond hbcru­
tlon And the place: 1t h.t' to ton.
and did 'tort. t' wuh the opprc:,,ed,
the sasters
Slowh. 'llowl) men a~ ruhtintc
tholl "the: mina ol the women means
the rl'llng of the race:" In women
rcfu'e to ,upport :a society th:tt b~sc:"
ih rule on Holen~ and ~'ploiuuion .
\fargartt Butltr, Jumur
Gtlltan Butl~r . Stnwr
4mttltt \furph) ', ~tntnr
lpon~ Shawn Bull Sarah Buma ActYiaor: Alcheru HOyt
MtlltM Htlltrvllt. Liz Wallltr Splrftull guidance:
Entertainment; Llaa Groenl09. Ann Houle' Olllclal PUblication ol tlla Auoclatld
Opllllon Oa111d F Ludw1g, Steve Studenta ot Leowll anc:t Clerk, 0815 SW
Haywaro Sandy Morrison Pallllnt Hill Road, Portland, Oregon.
Publklt Oecu~ ••: Oenlat Rollin 97218 Pr1n11d wMkiV by the StlfWood
Photogr..,hy: ltd Gelnes, Tom QI'M(, 8H S.OOnd cttu poattg• paid 11
JoM Joaeph. Llaa Kyle,100\lg Mai\Ciel, Portland. Oregon Annual aubecrlplfon
Arthur Van Uchaltn rate So4 ~. Sl 50 par term lOt US au~
SC:tlbarl
ProducUon: Magi Boone. S.tay Coesy,
Kim Conyngham Ell11blth Hellln. Cindy
Hille, Ellen Matthew. MlktMIIItuccl. Scott
Wollt
C~t ton; Clnd)' Brytnl, Janla Cia,_,
Elll•blth Hollin, Dana PllutJ, Don ...
Rogera
Attlell: Kathy Soter, Wendy Wallin VlaWI a•preuld 111 tho" or tne
wnteretnd oo not nectuanlt ranact tha
11lawa Of tne atudant bo<ly, the faculty, or
the cou-oe admlnlatratlon Unalgnld
ld•tonala a111 auggaatld and appro~ oy
tha ldttora and managera or thla
nawapeper and rtflaet tne majortty opt-
• nlon ot lhOM OHIC:.rl Whatever the oufcome of the:
ccnsorabtp of Tht ProgrtUtvt may
be and at u now under appeal-the
pubhc u already leamana the un­
dcrlytng H-bomb c:c:ret. And that ia
that there: is no ~cret .
We: are learnina al~o that the
aovcmment's hope o( preventing the:
prohferatton of nuclear weapons­
thereby forcstalhna the cawuophe
of nuclear war rc:'u on nothtng
more substantial than awardrna a
"secret" chat hun't uitted for )tars.
The ~c:ond C\c:nt of th1s
momentou~ month occurred on
March 28 when a pump failed in
reac:cor !'lumber 2 at the Three Mile:
Island nuclear pO't\C:r plant ncar
Harrtsbura. Penn
Cihould the wont happen ul
Three Mrle bland-and t1 '"noms a
tmHihlin'-it 1\ not JUJt the fc't\
hundred re~idcnt of Goldsboro and
Middletown who arc: at risk, the: tc:n5
ol thousand~ in Harrisburg . York
and t anc:n\tc:r. or C\cn lhe hundreds
of thou.sand5 an the c:ndanacred five
county a~a of south central Penn·
))'lvama It is the ten of milhons
"ho inh~a bit Philadelph i ,
Billumorc , Wuhanaton , and
thwhole den'\Cly populated ea~tern
~aboard that tie in the "indpoath
from Thr~ Mile: bland.
A 1%4 1tudy by the Brook­
ha\en Nationallaborator) ­
•uppreued b\ the: old Atomic
Energ)' Commauton but confirmed
b) subaequent ao"c:rnmental
~tudrcs taid. in an e>tample made
ironic: by lhe t\-enta of taat weok,truu
a re11ctor meltdown could con·
uuniruue an area Mthe •ue of lhe state
ol Pennsylvanua ."
EHm no\lo, the ~nctton to what
has tllread\ hap~ned (not a smatc:
peBon yet killed of inJu~d) pro\·ides
a anm forc:taJtc ot "hllt wrll come
from a full realiutaon of the peril
that surfaced '0 une:\pectc:dl\ •,
In nuclear power, as an the
nuclear weapon~ fonn \!! hrch the
tcchnolog} for nuclear power hu
sprung, the: «ret I' out. The: ecret i
that there i~ no ddc:n"e withan our
present anslatution\ apuut the:
ph}"cal hamrds the) pose. The onh
defcn"e lies an rc-fuhionrna our
political and ~ociaJ institutionJ to
permit them to deal with mankmd's
nc" round capacuy for self destru~ • non.
Tbc ~ret •s thut we now have
no llhc:mati\oe to rt\'Oiuuonary
chanac: an our w'lly of ~nlina dia­
putn amona the peoples of the
world. no altnnativu to
~\lolutiona ry chanac in our way of
convertins and distribullna and us­
ina ent'l)', and no altcrnattw to
rt'o oluuonary chan~ in •our Wll)' or
thmk.ma."
in« tbc dawn of the atomtc:
aac, we haw known that in our
minds. Now w-e know it in our aut~
9 • -SQorts --------------------------------------
HOT SHOT C1nthli1 Q\.'l'n.l
In Saturda 's meet against Paciffc, S• ntor Man Beddoe put the shot
49-3 • only a quarter 1nch short of hts p~rsonal best. Beddoe is
currently ranked second In the Northwest Conference m the shotput
~~- ---------Pioneer sluggers tied with Pacific U.
a:Cter ·plitting \Veekend double header
l•t \\ .n,t'r
01 lb~ 1'101\Hf '.at
The l.c"n and Clnr baicbnll
te:tm 11 tied Jor lirtt place tn the
Nonh\lo ~\1 Conferenc;~C after splicung
a doubleheader \\llh lmlleld
Colle nturda at Joe Hu1ton
Fceld
The P1oneer look the opcntng
g11me 2. but dropped the $CCOnd 6-
2. ltll\10 them 10 D lie for the WC
letld \loath Paafit Un1\em1} Inc t\\O
sdloob hll\'1: tdcnt1cnJ 7-4 record•
Jn the opc:nan BSme Saturday,
I C drubbed the W1ldC11U wuh three
homC' rum.. Centcrfic:lder George
\\ cntherO) nnd lhard ba~mun Don
Jones e:u:h b<:hC'd t"o-nan homer ,
nnd QUIIIC'Idtr Hcrrn I apprn ttddcd n
,;olo 1hot
"We pln)di un excellent gume,"'
Aid He d Coath Mtc C} Herncn
"'Our ddcn~ v.at flOod and 11 "'lu
one of the bot b II ~mo \loe\oc
pwycd 11 )'Car \\t; JUSI J'IID,)ed ll perfect ball
cnme-
flcr 1 ~ang the opener, the
Proncer plu cd one ol thc:tr "or 1
gamo of the c:u on, accordrn to
Hcrgen I anl1eld ccned lour run~ tn
the llnal No 1nntngs lo pht the
doubleheader Gre Cu&td. led thC'
\lo sldcnt" \\llh three home run ,
w hllc pitcher John ( ndll'OIIullm~oed
I onl~ fi,e hll
"'We ltDd four ha e-runnmg
error& m the second t;amc and JU~I
ne\ct •ot 1010 the t.amc,"' Hergcn
s:ud "r\llcr thC'} ~m the lead, \\C
\~ere OUt of II It\\ UHUie Olthe \\ Orll
83mcs "c've pia cd all }tttr."
r he P1onccr~ "'til plti\ ho:~t to
01cEnn C1lllegc ,,f l·ducatton thss
uftcrm~on at 3 f'l m, und \Ioiii pia) a
douhlehcadcr agmnst George Fo
C"'cllege Suturda) ulternoon at I
p m Both camel~ "111 be pbl\c:d at
Joe Huuon I tdd near the la\lo
chool •
Thurs 19th -Lew Jones
• Fn 20th-Wendall John
Sat. 2151 -Bo and Paul
Sun. 22nd -Karyl Severson
~ $1 cover
'{\, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.
., ' t'Dinners" (Beer for 10¢)
6439 SW Macadam, Portland, OR 97201 246-5108
10 en's spikers puncture Pacific
\nill ~l•rJ.:,
til rl~r f'innrf• l.oc
lhe I~"'~ nnd tlur~ men'~
truck "·luad dumped l'anltc tJnl\cr­
~~~ 9.t-6Q Sntm dB) at Gns" old
St,tdJUm For the fir I 11me th1
e1uon, 1 he f'aoncel"5 scored 1n (Ill
c:Hmt
In the h11mmc:r 1 hrtl\', Clll'\C
f)obnn~kl \\II "'CCOnd \\ llh D IOU 01
14 b. "htle 1 lcnnt& karn~h '' '' n&
thmi at 127'3• P1~1ncc:r role \'flU Iter
lam G1llum and l>n\e Pulhn ul o
plllced ccond and thtrd Inn had
111rnp of 12 and I 6• re peCtl\-cl)
1 C' '' outt•ma11call awarded
the <1()0 meter rehn "hen the l'nctflc
1cam wtu. dt qunhfied
Rroc); Robert "ll first 1n the
Nobodys ~rfect sleerk~ ha"e walh a ttmc of Q: \2,4,
~tnd I om .,, en me m th1rd lllter
9 s 14
\& tn hts Pil"~l pcrlormunccs,
Mntt lit'dllnc "n ltr I tn the ~hot put
C'Orti()Ciltlon \\tlh 11 lhru\\ ol 49-JV.,
\\hlle Chrt htclny \\us 1h1rd \qth 11
to ~ of ·IS'J'"
Chri Dc:Gullicr hltd hts
t.CH~on' ~~~ ume "uh II , plac1n
th1rd 1n the 100 mete1 .
I\ ell Reed's firat pluoc: thro" ol
21S..I tn the jbvehn "11" nlto h111
sen on'" be I J()(: LJ~ehara "us thud
1n the ume ~ent \\lfh n to55 of lt<l-
0
In the 800 meter , f'•oncer Mtl:c
\\ onl\\rnc: \\ilUecond "ith o tirnc ol
I n 9 manute I c t=nc Shtrley
\\O$ thmJ 10 the 200 mete~ \\llh n ume ol 24 I
I{ 1di l·eq(e!\en und
Calhoun phu:cd lir"llt .Utd sctond
1 he hiHh hurt.! Its I C:l gescn'&ttmt"~
14.8, und f'ulhoun lullo\\cd ltl!~
IS 1 h:rger.en wu1 nl1o fir61 111 •100 enter metlailtr: hurdle~ wuh a1
Ol 4 S.
\nnthcr htg even tor
P1onccr wn the ~OOO.metrr
"here I C' li"CJII the '''J'I thrcr
Ste\ c: fuylor sci ct meet rCCQrd
hts pcuonnl tcn&on' be tvt 14 ~~
Joel !\tnmr hod u rersonal ~~
IS·I4 9. nnd Jon lhglc:) ''llU
\~.rth u umc: ol IS bot
l"he l'wneeni ne1.1 mtct'4
Soturdn) nt I p.m ugnm~• u,.,...
College of Educattnn ut vn'a•~
.Stndtum .
Netters drop close one to ..... ·tman
I i1 \\ •ll.rr
I II tlo~ l'wnur l ur
Le"• and Clark's men'~ tenm
tcam returned lrorn caMern
\\'~1\htngton und Idaho lc~st ''cckcnd
\\ •th on ell~} 8·1 \'ICtory u\er the
College ot Idaho nnd 3 dlsApJ'IOin ·
ttng .$. lo ao \\'hnmun Collcl:!c
l::..rher 1n 1 he week, the Ptonccrs
defeated Prre11tc llnil.er II)' hy a 9.()
$COre to ur au ~cason record to six
\1Ctone5 tptnst onl) one lois
Sophomore number one .. mgles
play~r P(ter \lcl\ittncl led the
Paoneeh \\llh \.ICtone 111 both of halii
atngl~ matches 01.er the ''ed.end
Jun1or Jeff ~chunl, pia) '"8 10
the number two smgles ~pot, hud ,J
tough \\~kend ,, he lo t both ol h1s
mcuchc:s .. Jell lo t 10 n clo~e mntch
a~'l\tll\1 ht' College ol lduho nppu·
ncnt," rrd co,tch ion\ l·vnn ... \nil he Jo I Ill I IICbtell lo;c1 In thl! thard SCI
ngnln&t hi~ \\ hllmltn orponent"
, umber three ~dngles pl.tyer
~uphnmore ~kar \\ell~ won both ol
ht" mtuche\ to help the Pwncc:r
elTon
I he number one doubles duo ol
Well nnd Md\111r1ck \\On both of
theu mat h(• ca~ih . I he number
'"' o u nd three doubiC'<i teams run mto
n btl ol trouble us both lo5t to
Whu mnn after del eating thcar C of I
orponent
.. Our match ag.un)t \\'hitm,Jn
cume out prell) clo'c to what I
e'pccted ," h',Jn\ s.ud, "I kne" 11
\\ OUld be ol clo C match und \\C enMJy
could have won ,S-4 imtcad of lo5mg
~-5 fhis wn~ re3lly the fir'!lt compcu­
tlon "-e'\ c: foced llll >car "
1 he College of ldoho didn't
provt' to he, much competition lor
I he fltonc:crs .1s 1 ( on I)' dropped one
CAUGHT CHEATING (l( II mUlches 10 them .. ( ht\
hu'e much depth," h,.·an nd
onl) good 1011tch ll!:!Hintl them
the numhcr two single) mutch •
E,,,ns ts pleu~cc.l \\llh h11
performance:, con!01deran£
hrmtc'-' umount of PWlll~ llmt
.. We dl\1 liS \~ell II\ "C
hn' c ,,, 1 ht' tu~c ol the seuo:.·
t~'11n aid .. We net'd to \\orl
on uur double' combinAIIons,
pcd.tll) 1 he nurnber 1" o and
IC&Im hc~IU\C: I he) 've Only nlo,.
together '"tee: "
~It's JU 1 hard to
bc:cau't' ot the b.td \\.e,uher
been h.1 \ins "
r he PioneerJ II uvelto T~-....
th1o; \\Cckend tu tuJ..e on Wnn"'or.
College f 11du y ,,Hernoon befort
tng ~;onfere nct 1,1\ ontc P
L uthcran ~uturdoy .
Ptoneer G~orge Weathoroy dives back to the bag as
Linfield ltrst baseman Jay Hultborg awons the ball
LewiS and Clark spilt tho Saturday doubleheader. but movod Into a tte lor first ploco In the Nn.r1n,N@
Conference with Paclftc Unlvorstty. Wlllamette
former number one team, slipped to third
MBA?
The Graduate School of Management of the
University of Oregon offers an MBA program
with 12 areas of specialization . A
representative will be on campus on
Wednesday , April 25 to answer any questions
you might have. Contact the Placement Center
to schedule an interview. Bricles.·
lltmd-craftc•d
old:! asluonc •cl
gm11L\' hl'
Effie.
reuturmg fahnn
of l'i'\fc.·rrc•ar
144-1098.
~~~a: "It s not unua
ColleJ
\nll• ;\t&lrk\
llf lhr l'tonrtr I oc
After u yeur o
SOilhlp, I he 1 CWIS
Outdoon w tldel
rc«nt h received ( •
the Board or 1 rU!>(
Progr .Jm Dm:ct or
College Outd(
strU(;IIOnBJ \\CekCf\
ma .tnd moun tu1~
throughou t the N
student~. laeuhy,
The prosrnm, an 1
betn ~pon!>ore d th
uon of A .. ocmted
and Clarli lc~. ul
fund und money -college budget,
Hauck: '~ltd th
populi.lf 1 his yenr
problem"\\ ith the i
lilcather an gcnr:r,tl
on ol lull ut the I
term," he !1-nid "
quJrtcr ptdetJ up
1mprcwed, the tn
•ent .tmutingly \\.C'
"rm looking
term btc:au'lc: of th
I) IJet\\CCO thut
populnnty and me·
Class
lOVING rosponslbl l'
,... •on wantOd to c;or
IIIO'Oiiabh! RotoranC•!S
~18
FAST, •ocuruto typcng
10152
Yfanteo Cnmp Coun$
~'JI•t B'ne• B'uth eamJ
Con1ae1 Stoellt~)"Rome
CONTACT LENS W
trine! nomo harO or
Stna lor lrctO lllustrat
ltns Supplies, BOll 7.a
t5011
ParH•me wo
openings 1n ene
corporation. Hou
evenings 6-8 p.m
No selling. Comr
average $27 per 1
Records open to
Phone 64()..4151 1
wnte P 0. Box 73::
Ore. 97005
-----hfJtrtrr l.o~ . Apfll 'acific
rgc:,c:n and
Ll rir51 md ceo~
i f•ctgtliCO'i llmt
oun I olluwc:d
wn' 11lso litsl 1n
lc hurdles Wtlh 1
btg t\'Cn lor
Jhc SOOO·mctcr
t the top thrc( JI!Ur
:t n meet record
l!ion' best ,,, 1.& ~
I fl personal bn11
~n Htglcy \\liJ
IS: lt> 4
rers nex1 mee1,.
p.rn ugutn~l
ucauon ut
tman
to them. "Th()
th," l:vumsatd
ch ll!!a in \I them
51 nglc\ mutch •
en.~cd with h1l
conatderin£
ol pr.JCIICC: IIIli(
\lleJI liS we
ge of the ~wo:.. e need to work
combtnntroru,
ber two and
1 hcy·\'e on I) Jib~~
hard to
b.1d \\CBther
r:. 1 ravel to Jar~
t..ale on \\'h,.,.,~w
ftcrnoon Mtortt
k:·ln vori tc
lu).
In the No:rth~,1,!:
• Wlllamelte IN
to third.
~s:
Arml /9, 19rf ROOKIE WOMEN'S TENNIS COACH
"It's not unusual to tell people who I to pracllce because l'vo done that before " said • Dickinson Rookie tennis coach su · e
is 1978 graduate, fo11ner player
Mf'JiUI lttlltr•lk
Ill lht f'luMn I C>C
l he raan ~ho"cr falling to hr•
tn8 May lluwcn aren't gt\1ng mu,h
match·llmc to the I cwt~ nnd Clark
"omert's lenni~> team All 11 ratn·
outa will have lo be rescheduled,
g1111ng rooku: Clhtch I tnc.l I Ju:ktn·
~on nn nbrupl mtro<iJCtlon lo her
new JOO
l>tcltn on w.t) the number one
l\tngk:~ pluycr In& I year lor 1 he
P•onceD Th15 summer nttet her
gr tduruwn she rccet\o"Cd n cull I rom
\'trSJnto~ cui, women's thleuc
dtre<:tor 1nd head rcnnu. coach Nc:nl
wn gotng on subbaucnl. and ns\:cd
hCJ to couch the tenniS lenm thts
1prtn
"flow could I fMn up a thtng
hke thatT' U1danson 'atd '"Ho~
many people get u JOb nght uller they
gruduate1"'
D1clanson hnsfound she~~ lenr­
ntnl\ n lot :1s lJ coach that he ne\'Cr
IW IU rt plltycr
She 1 oho 1n o pccuhtu posi­
tion She 15 no" coachtng o group ol
her lormer teammata, .ulong. them
to IOQ~ at her nau coach and respect
her lor her tennt~ knowledge nnd
II btlliiC:S
"It'$ not hard tn de.thng wuh the
people,-llidtnton ~ud "h' not un·
usu.1l to tell people wh.tt to prac&ice
bcc:uusc l'\c: dune thut bclore. Rut I
• gue s 11 u unusual •
f he hnrdc:sl thane for an) conch
or former plnyer In tJo u wacc:h an
old opponent play "htle she acnnds
by n1 r1 f>JlCCUltor
Otclamon u1n't unfllmlltnr w11h
thnt deturc .. , all of 1 udden tut\e 1
trnng urge to ph1y myaclf ..
l:uccd wtt h org.tnuatwnul
problc:mJsuch :tJ rc:~heduhng meets
,, nd rcsc:mng hotel room,, Jhc
re~gnucs uspecta of co chtng he
ne\ocr w 3! H pluycr
he lun al~o lcnrncd 10 be
reaii511C abnut w;hnt &he c pc:cts
As a co 1ch, Dtc~tnJon want~
her pill) cr to m: all 1 hey have, hut
she: remembeR she nc~cr giiVC whol·
I) o( her effons wh1le he WUJ phl)­
wg. •o •he couldn't c. peel that from
her pln)·crs no"
.. ~ e 1U1rtcd prncttctn "'mtcr
term ond aome people couldn't or
wouldn•t show up," he satd '"That
frus~nucd me because I wanted
t\lel)thtng set n ht from che stnr1 ..
A~ for her role w1th I nflcr
tht' yenr. she doesn•t exrcct lln}
great oller'l! !'cal wtll be back lrom
her snbbattcnl nel!.t ye:tr 10 cm.ch the
team and wkc over uny tcnnts
clones
.Rut Dtd:inslln is sull hopmg
She•s le.arncd enough th1s year to
know htJv.: amponon& tt 1 lobe cv.:n
Ull a ISIItnt (01!Ch •
College Outdoors program receives applause, funds
\IIIII ~lark'
01 tltr l'lonrtr I "II
l\ftcr a yeur of unccruun .spon­
lOrshtp, the I ewi" and Oar!.. College
Outdoors "tldern~!> prollr.un
recent!} received ruu fundtng from
the lloard or I fU\tCe't IICCOI dl ng to
Progrom l>1rector \\ a)'nt Hnutl
College Outdoor prov1dc., IO·
tlrucllonul wcc:lr.c:nd hlktng k.1yuk
tnR nnd mountutn dsmbtntt tr1ps
throughout 1hc Nonh"c:'t for t C
'tudcnt faculty, ~tun o~nd ulumm
lhc progrum 111 tl\ fir,t year ~~~.,
btcn 'PUO\orc:d throu~h "comhtna
lion ol \,\c>ctutcd \tudent~ oil cwts
and (Jar J. fc~ .llumnt .t'I\OCIIltion
lund' md money lrom lhe ~enerul
college hud ftct
Haad. "-lid the trip) hn\e heen
popular tht yc;;u .. We hud some
rroblcnn• with the icc ~•orm and b,td
v.tathcr tn ~c:neral, so there v.:a" u
lOll of lull .It the bcg~nmng of lu't
tmn," he s;ud. M''" \OOn as tlle
quarter ptded up untl the "Cather
lmpro,cd, the trip, filled up .10d
\\COl Hfllllllll81) \\C:JI
''I'm luuktng (on\.trd to thi<.
term becau'c: ol lht we.tthcr ~tabili­
t) Rc:l"ccn thnt otnd the tncrc:J\ed
ropulnrll\ .1nd tnc:.rea,cd awurenc:.~
Classifieds
lOVING rotpontlble and o•potlonCGd
... no' wftnttid to C8to lor tnlnnt Snhtry
I!IQOhllbln RnlcuoncuA required Ca111C6-
0018
'AST, IICCUflllht typing 0••111 Amoa 2"6-
1062
-an ltd C tmp Counal!lora and ll•tch•n
help 11 e·n11 B 11th c1mp on Orooon COllst
Contact Sllellov Romo 11 :lUo()l 11. ••t ~2
CONTACT L£NS WEARI!A $. Sllve on
kllld n11me hor<J or aoll len• aupptl,._,
kiiCI lor fro Uluauotecs catolog Contnct
ltns Supplies, Bo• 7<~53 Plloanl•, Amona
~.,
What would you
do with more
Monev?
Part lime worf Several
openings •n enorgy-<>nented
oorporatron Hours four
evenings 6-8 p m Canvassing
No selling Commission
avorage $27 per hour
Records open to personnel
Phone 640-4151 mornings, or
write P 0 Box 733. Beaverton .
Ore. 97005.
Pionur l.ut. Aprr/ 10. /079 ol the progrum, I'm .lntlctpntmg
mer-.hip •
Jason Matchcll, D freshman who
hu~ hc:en on e\crnl ol the trip\, j,
enthustasltc about the prottr.tm
"1 he Wlldcrn~" ts good, and thllt'~
\\hJt\ goad nhout College Out·
duo~ ... Mllchc:ll !lilld, "It gtvcs you n
chan~:e to ~ct out und e~plo~ ncnure
with the \ccunty ol 11 group ol
people I he outdoor' con reJII) have
a ptntunl c:llccl.
"It con get ~cury our there, tuo,
hUt the lllSifUCltlr\ ~IVe )'OU \C:CUtl•
ty he Slltd, rhc\ \e got U lot n(
tethnic:tll nov.:-ho\~.nnd the) 11how
you all J.:md'> of little things to m,,J.;e
• It C,l\ter
"I've h:.&rned ume tip' ubout
1 hangs I ,alre.td~ l new how to do."
·._.rl!!c Shudbch, a lrc:shmnn
from Iran, chmbcd Mount St.
llelcm w•th u College Outdoor
HJOUp, ul re,dl) had ll illOd time
going up there wllh the group,"
Shodbch <~.ud . "It \\oll\ o prctt) up
there.
"l hJtl gone lllountnm climbing
b.tcl\ home wtth my dad, hut tha~ wa5
ull "o new wn h .til the ~now . It wu'
packed hard hlr.c: icc," ~he aid. "I
know I couldn't huve Rone withtlUt
the gtoup
a few l·rcshman I rucu Htd:man went
on a "eek-long Collesc Outdoo~
1 rtp to B • ..rklc:y • ound tn Bntuh
Columhta over pnng brc.Jk ""We
reullv "'\ a lot or wsldhJe hlc lur • eals ttnd h.Jid euglcs," thckmnn
sntd. "Some people c\en '"" u lew
rucoons tnd thtngs .~
t.ikc 'vtltthcll and \ho~dbch.
flidm.m ".1c, also tnnchng "i&h a
group ''It wus n new e~pencn« lor
.tlmott c\lcrybo<h.lllld 11 was. neut to •
~ tlblt to Shure it.'' she 'uitJ ... People
rc.tll)' began to let down on 1 he htt le
~ocanl gllmt!t you play.
rriclman ..... d 'he found the
tn'ttruction thorough, but didn't
lhml: .. people tned to hold }our
h.md hle u little ltd Inc Je,•dcrs
~:til} gnvc )OU .1 lot the liMt couple
duy .-~he atd. ''But once we lo;new
w:hat \\(' "ere domg, the) didn't
h.:thptt UJ nn)·more"
Good tn~tructoro; are an •mror­
t.tnt p~~rl of the program , HlliJd:
\.1il.t "!'ito~ one purpose ol the tnps
is to tc.h: h peoJ'lle outdoor skill5, v.:e
need m'tructor; wtth n firm
te\.hntcal bJdground .
"But the ktnd ol pc:r~on the
pro~ram is loulan!{ lor lS not onl)'
quulilied hut comp:t!.,ionule." he
smd.
d leaders.
Betng o Martne oll•cer rcau1ros mnny lhtngs Totlll,~soon­
stbthly Ability to o•vo 100" 10 very challengc·cvor.,- ..
hmo Aoove all h odorshtp tho s1nglo most crttlclll s 111
sought tlltcr by an cmploycr-mthtorv or ctvrllnn 11 vou
hnv• the ootont1nl ch.t"lr loughnoss ono
dotermtnot10n w11 con make vou o I tH:IQr
NOI Just wh•lo vov r o Morm Olhcor but
Jo• tho n~st ol your hlo Contact us now lor
ruc::t obout MIH•n~ ollu:or programs
ON CAMPUS:
Thurs & Fri, April 19TH & 20TH
10 AM to 2 PM
Templeton Colleg, Center The progr.tm WJtl sponsor J I
tnp~ thts term, bcjpnnin tim
w:eckend Sien·up sheets nrc posted
on the bulletin board ucrou from the
T ratl Room the Mondll) bcforceuch
trtp. PArllcap.tnts ntu\t uttc:nd pre-trip mcctmgs. f·or further tnform •
t1on, contaCt Wayne Uaack at ut
JS7, or top by the College Outdoo~
Oil ICC: In the r remont Room of
I empleton Colle c center •
Sports CataLog
( rt". I he I.e" I 'I and Clark
crew te.lm ~til ho~t the one hun­
dredth unntvcr,ary reg.Ht.t ,.,1 the
Pnrtl.md Ro~tn£ Club .Saturda\ ',
;\pnl21,1romlh m to I p m.onthc
WJII:tmettc R1'-'er.
The PtoneeB "''" compete
ugJunJt both men' 01nd "omen'
crew te.tms from c1ght to ten
collei!C • includmg rhc: Unt\Crllt) 01
Ore~c1n. Oregon State nnd Unt\'et$1-
t\' Of Pu ,C't ::\,lUnd
spectator nrc: welcome The
cour&es wtll run from the 1 C :uhn ·
dock to the Scllw ood Unc.Jge.
(':oil. Aller two round:. of piny,
the f'toneer liolf quad 11 leadtn the
orthwc I CI.JSMC Golf rourna­
mcnt. I he tourno~mc:nt t plU.) ed ov-er
t pc:ruld ol lour weeks, on tour
dtltcrc:nt course!~
I ewts Lnd t""l.u k\ Jon . thon
l:Ol1k IJ the scorer • ant.II.Cs Jun Strnnd tsthtrd
Ill the nchJ Ol 2-' golfers
~•lhnt:. I he I ew 1 und Cl.uk:
aihng club hn bought 10 nc" Cor·
on:ttio l.S uil boat
I o bu) the boat , the team ohJ
ten of then t~o-.)ear-old boat and
used the monc • from thntsale. plusn
por11on of the $40 cia s ftt.
fhe rcrruundcr ol the cla fee
s~ lor mntnlcnance on the dod:
and boats
•11 scaned l.!bout live )can o
as a clf-supporun s tcm,'" 1d
sophomore Roh lvarc7 • \nd the
eta ~ fco co\er most of the cx­
pcn.sa"
I he S)OCIIttcd St udcnts of l
ol.;o help ~uppcm the 5tttlors .. I he
team 1s abo funded b\ \Sl.C... td
t\h11rez UTh tt's where we get most
(II t)Ur ntuney h~c food antJ hotel
ses."
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T rav~ling the open road. Call or wnt" lor our free fuii-
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That\ the kind of vilcntion 1 about Adv.rn~World 791 1
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Take a modem cooch. add : Leowi3 & Oark College l
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ndr (Apnl 22, 7 p. m , South«aa Today 19 ew
Former senator to rett•••1 to lecttlfe Nciahborhood Facahty, lS34 Sl:. Maan St,SJ :
donation , info 233-8491) College 1
as two-y~ •1bt Tenth Annual awdutt
h<th al "'ill beg~n toda\ an Pamplin \ponl
Ct'nter. lea dang onh"-e.tt erafbmen and
antat'l-12~ ot them wtll dupla) poner).
leathcrworl je\\>clr), fabnt'l, wooden lur·
niturt ond o1n\\orl. ( "pnl 19, ThurMfa\ I to
10 p.m I ndil\ nnd \at urdu} noon lc.l I 0
p m • nnd '\unda\ n(\on to S p m .• Pamphn
'\pon• (enter fr« mfo· e" S76)
... \ppl) Jne to Ln ~chool " wdl be '
disl:u ion ot the Ia" ~chool '\elt'\;Uon
JU•~' • aprlicatton procedure' .and the
La" chool dmt" aon 1 ~~ (I 1\-' 1 l ihe
speJ~l.;en "ttl be: Ocnn" Hop" ood of C r«r
PlannanJ. Bob Mandel ot the anternallonal
ffau'5 department , and Don Balmer from
the pohttcal 1ence dep~nmcnt ( \pnl 1~.
3 '0 p m.. ThaH·r room J. 1 empleton
enter. anto· e:\t, .5!!0) ·undoubtedl y,
McCarthy still _,
a great deal of latent
voting support in
Oregon' The •Pioneer
Log,' 1972 •1 ht San hand•('o Mlmt TrouPt ~
pre~ent "t!lectorbut'k~." an OriSJn&l mu.1ca1
satire obout the c:meraana C'hatt~no maddkl
clnss fickc:IS are avoalable at Albi!IA
Womt'n' League United t·ront Bnokstort
and the Women'" Ploce 8ook1tore (April2l
at 8·30 p m. nnd April 22nt 2 and 7; lOp.rn
Benumont School Auditonum. NE 42nd 1flli
Fremont, S J .SO, an( o· 236-7270)
Mon.
•Barltnnt Oruct Jooott wall &1\'e a m111n
chu~ an 'lan(llng an [\'ans Mu'lc Build1n1 Foote has ~ung with mony or th11 countf)'a
maJor orche\tt1u For lihcen years he "11
the leadang b.:tntone on the ( hac4ao fhtatrt
of the-Aar He hn~ sung on 11m lJ Mmir, 1Jtt
II Ed ~u/11\'on Sh""· and vrc>at Mu.tlr /tOle.
•1 hr < oalition for tht ~tud) of Radical
llrmocrali <: Acfaon ~all 'pon,or a p~"t'enta·
uon b) the Trogan Dec >mm i~o~aonm •
\lhan~ todll\ l'n nuclear po"er. (April 19, Chlf'IJRO ( i\ pnl 2' I 0 30 u m to noon, and 1
Ito 2 30 p.m . Seatr l ounge, free anfo· ell
tt~ · 295)
3 4 p m ''e~.trt Maan Lounge. lree)
• \ pubhc rorum on lhf draft will
fe-ature Oregon Repre~entutl\e Jam Weaver
and a rc:pre~ntall\e ol the AmenC'i\n (1\tl
l.tbeM•es lJnton rhe enta~ Or~gon lon
gr~ tonal delettatton ha~ been invited ( \pral
19,7 p.m .. Reed College CommonN , Jl01 SE
Woodstocl , free, into 244-9307 or
174-Q409)
•" ,\ marcord," a partly autobaographital
film d1~c:ted b) Federico Fellini, "all be
'ho" n an c:onjuncuon "ath the $pnng forum
scrin. The him de cnbet. "hat 11 "1U hle to
gro\\ up tn Fa5CISI hal) 1n the carl) part of
th•s c:cntruy. ( \pril 19, 7:30 p.m .• Couna:al
Chamber. free. mto e t, .S76)
•1\1 ( radio ·~ lntrract wall discun
nuclear po"er on toniihf, ho" lneformat
"111 be o debate bcr"cen Bruoe Ruman•l' of -PoMland General Elcetnc :and Krasa)
Ouydancl of the I rogan Dec:ommautontng
r\lhanc:c tudents are encourused to call
""h theu questions and c:ommentJ . (Apnl
19, q to ro 10 p m •• K LC tadro. 1160 AM :tnd
IQ4 5 FM, c'lt. JOJ, .302. and .lO.l)
•lnlrr·C ampu Opton Holbe wall be held
•n order that students ~n visu other dorms • EUGENE McCARTHY
When Eust:ne Mc:Curthv poke at I ewa~ ond ( h~rl 'Ieven year'\ <tflO thao, month, he cumc
a' a wmbol for \tudenh of the nnti-V1ctnum movement He ttl me nt u umc "hen the Pionur
I()~ ~\ runnans photO) or WUI protest~ In downtown Portland on Its front pug~ and
reatunn~ a con tant no" or edltonah agaanst Rachard NtltOn, the Pentagon, the mahtDr)·
dr41t and •nyone who dad not follow the onu-war wuve
In 1~72 McCarthy wu the man remembered ror trouncang Bobb) Kennedy an the
Oregon pnmary of l968 The Log s.aad that. "l ndoubtedly, Me<. nrth) stall pos)e ,;e, a great
deal ol latent voung tupport an Oregon."
Organa1e" ol the 1979 'pnng forum series hope he cnn garner ~orne of the c;nme
enthu,iasm among )tudents that he dtd in 1972 when he told "udent\ that the l nued tat~
hould not remain fighttnl m southeu 'I o\saa ..
The former U.S. ~cnator "'II ~r<a\.: tonaght on Amencan pohtac\ p•nt .tnd prec;ent.
Whtle on the-Senate. he erved on the ftnan~ and foreign relauono, commtllee\ Hi' mast
sustatned crt on "'ere in the areas of unemployment and mrgrant form labor les•~IRtton He:
al'o \er~cd tu chairman of the cnate pec:u1l Commmce on L nc-mployment Problem, ,
Ht~ oppo,mon to the war an \ tetnam led him to challenge l.yndon J.ohn~on ~or the
Democnuac Pmadent1al nomination anl968 He attacked the \ 1etnam poht\ on mtlnury,
diplomatic. e<onomu:and moral ground\, \l)'lnQ at \\Ill dt!.troctingthe ~.S, government from
~olving domestic problem~ . His presadentanl rnce woa supported mumly b)' \IUdcnb •md
'ouna \otcr
• San~ ha\ rellrement trom the enatc in 19'70, McCunh} hn' written five book'
an~ludanp -lmt'Trca RrviSirrd. nu Hartl l tars -4 l..t:mA at Contrmporan• AmtrtC'tlll
lrnmuuoru, and collabornted on A Polmral &man
The ipeech will be made Mondo~ . \prall4, an \gne\ .. lanagun Chapel .u 7 10 p m.
There w1ll be no admanaon charge For more anformnuon. call ext 576
-Otnln Rollin, Jtff Pltrct
and lind out what the:) ·re like:. Ref~hmenr" .----------------- ---,--
"dl be erved sn ~orne of the dorms. ( pnl the Jefler on Performing Arb Center • •hqulerda • n\cmble, u group of four
19, 9 to II p m. free, into· call tt'Wart Hall T•c:ketJ are avaalable 11 the door or at Meaer Portland women, wall appcnr an ~onc:ert at
e\t. S~3) and Fran~ downtown , the Pl;)v boA office. Portland Communaty College The group
Fri. 20
• n beninJ or Fltmi hand EUza~than
mu!.ic \lo1tl be preKnted b) harpsichordl\1
[!duh Kilbuc:\: and t.hc LC college choar It
\\all be d1rec:ted by Gal Seelc:). t\ilbuc\: "ill
pl.a) on a rc:centl)·bualt cop) of a Flemish
harpMchord . Tnc choar will 1ing the "Funeral
Anthem for Queen Mary." (Apnl 20, H p m.
Evan~ Auditonum , free. info: c.xt. 29S)
•Tht Rental-ults Galltr) at &he
Ponland Art Mu~um will hold 11s annual
•pong opcn1ns Frida). The JUried e~thtbatlon
mcludC$ ne" wor\:' !rom I .SO Oreaon amati.
An) one ma) purc:ha..e a work. but rcnttna '"
a pnvalegc of member~hip. Retn:shmenta
will be ael'\"ed during the opening and the
pub he is mvited to attend. 1 ~pnl 20, S:JO to
8:30 p.m. 1219 SW Park Ave, info·
ll&-2811J
•An OMSI ncunion l5 planned toatudy
the John Da} Rher and Painted HiJis from 11
bA.c 1 the Hancock Field Station near
Oamo. The aroup will explore natural
hiJIOr.)' of the II"U, KVC:raJ (ouJI loc:alllies
and geolo&ical aun. (lea~e OMS I at b p m.,
Apnl 20, and ~tum 6 p.m., April 22, 401S
SW Can)ion Rd., S4l, mJo· 248·5907)
•< uuplr t'nrichmtnt il a way to lind o(n
how appro•nn.arely 400 couple' have: pined
srowch and fruhnc" in the1r rel.auonahip
through groupt called Poaitive Partners,
PoJallvc f'artner Plua, and C ouplc:
Weekend& . The ae~•ion is o~n to the pubhc.
(April 20,7:30 p m., Positive Action Center,
2643 N E )Jrd Ave, Cree, info. 2iCJ-6S24)
•"• iddlu on the Roof." a play Kl 10 a
amall Jewuh \tllal' an the Ruuian Ukr&~ne
11 the lime ol the Lilrt, will be presented by
12 and l ons Hatr Mu•ic. (April 20 •nd 11,8 1 s blend) acousuc guitar flute p1ano nnd
p m .. $210 N K1rb) 1\\e., $3, inlo: 2JS7-1398 mtricate \oc:.sl hnrmonae' Many or Itt ,ong
or 287-26) 1 ut 74) reflect lt femmiat comc tou~ne\~ (April 21
t1:30 p.m .. Cn'icade Auduonum Ca"cade •GarrtCI Morrh of NBC Sarurdal' Campul, ticket s~ toss. Info 224-4261)
,'1/,ght Lm· "Ill be at l.anheld c·ollege for an
~ening ol corned) and sons. Morns ha• abo
.tppearcd an such Broadway play\ u
fihoK boat, and Porg•· and lkn, and the film
CarKaJ/a,
Appcanng with Morro will be Gabnel.
a Seattle b:tnd Tickeb o1re ovatlable nt
E'en bo<l) 'll Rec:ords. und Marry's Record
Rad (J\pr•l 20, 8 p m • Raley G)mnuaum.
l anfteld College, Me Mannvdlc , $3 SO, tnlo
[lone dtstnnc:c) 4 72-385 I)
Sat.
•Tht PlonHr ,.ara.lt) baseball leam will
meet George Foa College. (Apnl 21. I p.m
Joe Huston Faeld. neJCt to the law ~ochool,
rrcc:, anfo: ext. 4S0)
•1 ht m~nlc:al &roup Heir Born will play
in the chapel after the Sawdust Festival.
Sponsored b)' lnsiJ~hb and the LC C'hristaan
Fellowship CApnl 21, to p.m .. dlapcl, Cree,
anlo: ext. 21 I) •
•1 bt Portland Ro,..lnc Club will hold at•
IOOth Regatta thas weekend There w1ll be
2SO panicipanu lrom seven colleac. (Apnl
21, 8 n.m. to I p m, t ( DilinJ dock l'o the
Sellwood Bridse. tnlo MBrk Smnh ext 339)
•'"Sprlna Ft\tr Oanct-a·t hon '79" ia 14
12-hour dunce for Mu~~eular Dv•trophy 111
Cloc:hmua Community College. Muaac Will
be: performed by Di.co J!antaay. Anyone is
am atc:d to dance. CArmi 21, I 2 noon to 12
midmght, Randall Hall Gym, 19600 South
Molalla A vc:. Orcaon City, S I.SO at the door,
an(o 6$6-2631, CAl 247) • An Herbal "tprlnc ( elebratlon ,
COmplclc With herb (ood~. demonstrull ons
and entertuanment, "'II be held an dowsuown
L..akc 0\wego on nturda) Tne pubhc 11.
cncourased to ancnd Juqling, belly don­
cang and mu!ac wall be featured cntcno1n·
mcnt (Apnl 21 10 '0 a m to J 30 p.m., S2t!
Second Street, tnlo 636-H ER 81
Sun. 22
•In laht•. a C hn11taan awurent's aroup,
wall mec:t an the thnpel naaan on Sundny
(Apnl 22, 10 a.m., chapel, mlo ext 211)
•1920'., Ja11 mu !clan' Boden ~tnd Zanet­
la wall perform c1 tonoert of Hot Jau and
Ragume an conjunction wnh the Sowd.ut
Fc,uval Boden and Zanetto tell -.conea of
the Roann¥ Twcnue .. along with thear mus1c
(April 22 12 10 p m, and 2.30 p m an
Pamphn Sport• Center, tree, info: cJtt S76)
•"lht t.yt of fht Collector," on II·
lwtmted lecture one early Chint$e Art. wtll
be pre•ented by the Portland
Art Museum £.mphu111 wall be on the
Fredenc"-Maye1 ( ollecuon, acknowledged
to be one ol tht ftnnt collecltOrtJ of eurl)'
C haneae an formed Iince: World War t1
CApral 22. 2 p.m. 1219 SW Pnrk Ave, CJec.
anlo 226-2811)
•"Rhodt,Ja to l.lmbabwt -tht l.lbera·
tlon Proct"" wtll be the topu; dtaouned by
( andaoe Wriaht und Steve C. oldfield ol the
Labcmtaon Support Movement lne
two recently apent threr months an 1ourhcrn
Alnc:a. Featured will be u ahde ahow pre~en -•~Rf'ohlnl Rolt\ In Rtlatlon,hlp\"an
work~hop .. pon~ortd by the Po,att\e \tlloo
Center l. mphusa ~•II be on da~covc:nnahot
to re olve dafference' m e>.pe1:ttlllon~ . con·
nu:t, and luck of cluraty Fltercaae!> an (l(l·
)onul owurcne" and group problem sol~1n1
wall be conducted (Apral 23, 7 30 p rn
Po~auve Actaon Centet, 2641 Nf 33rd \'c.
anlo. 281-6S24)
•Piano mu<~l(' or Gtorce (,cnhwln lllR
be r<rfornted b~ Dr Dough•~ Outler on til<
panno, und uccompanaed by the Ponlalld
Communal~ College Dance MontBge. Thil
e\ent i~ 'ponsored b\ tht Oregon Aru
Comml's ion (Apnl 23, 8 p.m, Rod, Crttl
Center, 1770S NW Springville Rd , Bide.).
free, anlo: 645-4461 I
Tue. --
• Ho~ to \\ rht \ ou"elf Into Gradwlr
'\rhool or • Job" wall focu~ on 1mpra\1n1
wrattng skill\ an C('lmpo~anglc:tter' ol upphu·
tion lor employmen t and pcn.onAl
t.;atemc:nh requared on J.lriiiJUrttc alld
profes,.lonu I ~chool apphcat 1on• Spe.tktn
wall be Su11an H ubbuch of the Wriung Skllh
(enter <~nd Juclue Cohen of Curcer f'lall­
nan~ (Apr11 14 330 p m , I hayer room• ~
and .3, Templeton <.enter, anlo c1tt. SISO)
Wed . ___ 2----i5
1
•The I ( Peru O\'t~ea 'l ~roup will prt­
-.ent a ,lade sho" and da.cunaon on a vunel)
or current ac.sue~ conternang the relationJhip
or Peru and the Una ted States 1 he anOuenct
of multa-nutionol c:orporuta on~. mahtat) dac­
tntoMhtp. poverty, nnd some h11tory w1ll be
ancludc:d an the thow A Corum wall nl\o be
prOVIded for Interested $1Udent'i IO le&lll
more about Peru (Apnl 2S, 3 30 p m.
Council Chamber, free. mfo. c:ttt S7b)
•Tht (.olltJll' Outdoor\ proaram 1\lU
'>pontor u Fore•t Park hike th111 'iunda),
Apnl 29 Forest Park· ~ the lurge~ot wild aru
wath1n metropolitan boundone'lan thtSC:OUI'l­
try 1 he htke will be 'even-und-one-h&lf
mtl~ (Pre-tnp mectans April 2S, 6 30 p m.
1 cmpleton Center C.ruy Room. S4 trip (cc.
anfo ext 478)
• A North ~anti am RIYer Whltcwallf
Raftln.: Tour w1ll be <~ponsored Sunda) bJ
the Colleae Outdoon Program Becautt
of rufl pace, th11 trap wall be hmated 10 II
partactpants The tnp fee w11l ancludc rJI
n:ntal. poddle•. life J&Cket, trnnapon•uoa
and anstruc:uon (Pre·tnp meetana Apnlll.
6. '0 p m , Templeton Center Gray Room.
Sll tnp fee, anfo 478)
•(ham~r Mu•lr Norfh,..est will prcscftl
the Ponland Chamber Player" an conccn at
the Muhnomuh County Public Li~rtfl
The program will anch1dc Brahm'~ tno ror
pu~no , clonnet and cello, ond Barto~\ Coli'
trrust' tor vlohn, clarinet and piano. (Apn1
2S, 12 noon, Mullnomuh County LlbfllY,
hce, in(o 229-4079)
Subm~Nlon• to thl1 JHtD• ara mtr11«1
¢t~arga end lhoukt be aildt•1tttc:J to Ca111?~11
21. ~,.t.,1t tn4 Cl•rk Coll-ee. JtontaM1 ·o,.
Q72f$ The CSHdiiM 11 noon, Fncsayt
miMIOnl tllould be tY~ . ctout>e. • .,-*
P~emttr /~g. April /9. J91f PETER LG
1m Impressed by
talues here In the N
.ant to be a partiCIJ
Both the pros o~nc
of rcin~tatement
r.rc dbcu~sed at th'
Oarl student ,enntc
llonda) naght
In 11 "town hall"
tl'.m the aud1encc: c~
:)111100\ JUnaor Cln
Iuhman Scott W otrl
~tud e;nt'l ~gnin&t t~
Chaplain George
llll'fthlng the ne~lltt
n:uut atement
~·lim e debator on
CtrCUll, tool t
and dascu5scd p
reason\ for the: rea
T cd Geter, chattl
1a1d repre~e
rruhtar) who had cq
•~llld o1ppear were unl!
ud would not state
£ilittr}' potnt or VIeW.
It\ been seven
preatdcnt RJ
'~Cd Amencan troop!
endang United S
IICI\t an the war t
dterwards, compu
'tpJtntllon ceaAed, a
to o peat
l'lil.ll~l~~r armed f orc:e.
Seven weeks ll&o,
l\lded North Vietnam
~orld watched and
attack marlced the 1
aoth1er cnppllng antem
Sance that tame, eaa
l!tn put before Congrc
at Senate and sax •n the
;~,_h•ch deal Wtth vano
hit and regiStration
la)"t~rd's atory 1n the J
~naon scctton)
The eaght h bill, ~~
'""ltornta Repubhl
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