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

Volume 43, Number 11

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1980-01-02

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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h I t f a Campus in Brief
Voters add constitutional amendments
<ffildent \OIC~ N\"C .tddC'd ll\t' •me!Willi:OI\ tO the ,tudent bod) COMliiU
cion . .ncludin£ amendment. ' e-.tabh,htng n Stp3nttt fundtna )'tem lor ct'm·
mum\:llhOI\\ media and ttdefining rcquin:mcnt\ fnr candtdatc-. for 'tudenl'
bod) otlic:rn
mendment' Wllh I~ (OIJ0\\1nf cflC:C~ pi'\Cd Wtlh the Oppr0\111 Ol tblft'
lourth' of the 'tudenl\ who voted at l pMnal \tUdent ~} clccllon tn tht-Tnul
Room la.'t fonda~ At Tempkton (enter In p.1n:nth~ ~'vote-. prt'Ced ~ 0('1
voto •<..tU."l\1 ofT camp~ ~~eNitOI'1 to be c:lcl:ted 10 durintz fnlltenn cac:h \tilf
(1 '·19).
• \l10~1ng the '~ prt'Sidcr\\ ol finance llnd 11\forrnation 10 enter oO~
dunns spnng term each \ntf ( 151-11:\).
• Rtodcfimn, t~ hudrctaf) pro« ' u.;cd b) the scudcot c:..c:cutht' counctl
and ~nate ( 19'· 12\ •lnttJ.attn.r .a .cp:anue hudf.CUU) ' tem lor ,tudcnt commumcu uoni> media
(169-IS) • RC'dcftntns n:qutrt'mentll fQr cnndidAICS rar !ltudcnt btl<i) (lfi~Cn ( 15()..2 n
\ ou::~ rt'JCCicd one proposed amendment that \\Ould ha\'e au"4:d
membcn; of the 1udcnt Judtcuuj bl.'IArd to be appmntd h) tht-tudcnt bod\
rre.Ydentand pprcm:d b)' the ~n:uc lb:lt proposnl ~~'~ 114 )'C) \Ot~nnd
~ no \'UI~. ntllC' ~ \010 hon of the th~founhs llJ1J'roVIII needed for
p.1~Ql.CC:
!StudentS en t IQl' toud ballot
Renai ~nee Fair tenatively relocated •
tudcnt C\JONtl\310~ of the I c\lounnd ClarK Ren:u .. .,.mo: hm, scheduled
fm • b\ Ib-IS, ha\"e tcnliiU\~h chan~d 1~ plannet.IIO\'Utton of tht-fUtr from
the c;a~ot end olthe campus to the 1.1\lonnnd fl"VC'd nrea bc.-twccn fortSI tlallnnt.l
Palaune U1U Rt'l:Jd
Scntot Bunnie Hlllford, ccxhrt'Ctor ol the tudc:nt ~o'Ommitttt planning the
hur. 5llid Prnidcnt John HO\\ard :1~'-cd that the fttir n(lt he held .11 the: origm:lll)
plnnned am~ bct\lotcn the bncL: dmew<t\ und the outdoor :.wimmtng pool
Halford said ~be bche\cd ~I0\\"3rd wu!'. concerned abl,UI po,~ible dBINli,"C
w the la"'n :u the c:a~t end of the camru
Hov;ard was not tnatbblt' 10 comment b) pre» umc. •
Faculty kill ched ule change proposal
1 he lcWll> And Liar~ fOCUih ha' rt')CCttd 11 propo~JIO n.piJa: the ~hC·
dulcd \lo>lntcr tcnn cumtnallon' wccl \lollh an adduional \\Cd ol cla~sc
The rtjecuon came m thdorm ol a 29--21 'otc at ,, fa cult~ mcc:ttng Jan I 7
U\ the Counal Chamber. fhe iaeuh) l\:ls 144 members ehJtbk to \Otc.
WEA T at meeting
The: student stnate \Oicd todt 'ol\'c the Student Wclhan: E.. ccuU\.tc Alloca·
lion 1 ..am S \\ Es\ T. during tt& m«lll\$' Monday night tn the Council
Chamber S WEA"I has 11ppro~unatc:ly S~.OOO IcC\ 10 tl lund. which it nllocat~
to non-ASl C' chartered orpnwtt ion~
Under the resolutton S\\ E "l fund~ \\til be: under the jurhchcuon ol
the $eMit' bud~t and finano: commlllce. 'I wo tuden~-at ·l.ugc will beudded
to the commttltc to hclp O\.~n« thr: nc\\ lund rc:n:m~ S\\EAf (Student
Wetrun: EM:cuuve 1\ll tton fund).
10e 5rnate aho allocated Sl,500 of the .S\\'F . .AF fund to rte)tnbhsh-
If you don't know where you're going,
you'll probably end up somewhere else!
Cor~~
Graauatn KhJOIOC~ng
£mpla-j!TICI11 lliS!Starul
$urn:nef 11'11r:msh ps
Caroo:n hblaty
Career Planning & Placement
Lewis & Ctarlt College, The Getehouse
Tell Someone
You Love Them on -.. . Handley was an intc:rnattoMI anau' prpf~'or at tht ttme of ht' death
exC'\.'Uthc council to match the: alloc::auon \\tthtn 1.0 dnY'. to meet the S'.OOO
n~ed to con<~ttuel 11 nc" rt'C)'Ciing Ct"ntcr an the (ope land pur kinp lot nc.u
matntc:Nntt. Kt\10 HowAt \IUdent bod\ r~· •dcnt reponed chat \.tga 1\ opcntnlf I)
,noel b.n tn the lobb} of I \.An' \udttonutn II wtll be: open dunnK lunchumc:
nnJ Mil openttc li~e the fratl Room
Speakers~ dinner honor theologian, 84 ·
Oregon "icnator Marl Hatfield WI\\ nmt'nll si~ ~peu\.c~ nnd mon: thnn
400 soc~~' nt a bJnquc:t hononng Pout Wri~_thl. lewi~ and Clnrk t~ologmn tn
l't''•dc:nce 13,, 1 hul'da y ni~ht tn Stumm t>mtn~ Room ut I c:mph:ton Lcntc:r
Wnpht. IW. wu" m1nt'~lt't of the hnt Pn:,byltnon Church an Ponlnnd lor
'S \~a" and ho~ <oef'~d a' nnttonul modc:nuor of the Umtcd Pre~bytc:nun
(hurch He: has been .11 I C " ' .tr.
PAUL WRIGHT Correction
P01ge 1 of the Jan 24 Pio.
nur Lot tncludcd an antclc
ubout ..enior Gnr) Goldfoatl.
wtnnc:r of the 1979-l«> Rtlll
Ratte A "''"d at I ewtund C'larL
The: .trticlc: \lUted 10corn:ctly llw I
nwnrd wu" named for 11 fol'llltr
1 C p11ychology profes .. or I
1 Ruttc: tuught philolloph) ll
Lthe 'ollegc ,
A dinner honoring LC Resident Theologian was held In Stamm Dining Room last Thursday Guest speak·
ers Included Morgan Odell, former LC president
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• ith:
in Cupid's Corner February 14
5¢ per line (5 words per line)
PRE PAID transactions only. OUR HATS OFF TO Chevron
I would like my rtf311ege to react
Mill to Cupid'• Cornet, Box 21. Deecllne Frtday, Febru.-y 8 LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE
Smart consumers at Lewis and Clark
Coli ege head to Burlingame Chevron for
better deals and friendlier service!
Ask about the 2¢ student discount on all
types of gas and the 10°/o discount on
parts and labor.
Let us be of service to you!
~SI7 S\\' I crwtlhgcr, 2454274
PiortNr I Qtt. JtUt. J /, Library
for spa<
(1nd) Br,-.nl
., .. ~·41
\Jthou!lh he hi
, mort be.nuulul h
ltbmnnn 011
11udcnt ~nl\lc: Mon
, t¥\(t u~d or w<
, u~omf ortnb le "
: Oon: da~u .. ~
the hbr'.tn mort
11udcOI'
•We have prot
UCIO, · he 'ollld ~ I h<
the hbrM} that yq - dbti'ICIIOO
fhllt <trmnscl
cncourugt':' uti~ ,, n1
races arc hurd in
bnC~' and cc:tl
I tillS" lite".
1 ·Maybe we
ct~hng." he ~•d "
need for added tn
Go~ ..utd hbn
to the new booth·li
10me dc'k' on the: •
fJ\orabll: and 15J
ordered from
dc!lo'nmcnt
Opuon' ~Md
' paned wtnt.loW\ a1
· to control librory
~td " nc" produc:
h.:ldt\ '' one 1
nou'h. The on II . ' art not made ol I it1
l11c:rmal f'illl
pxJ m'ulatOI"\ ali
hl:lrar). Gon: '<ltd
o1 onl) one tlunp
lot ol monC\ he:
11!31 pane" "ould
' llblJII
Gore \<ltd he
1 u J)Ol-1.tble to open
•brnr} "indoW"o
\tOIJiatton dun
month~ . c:hminn111
(I)(Hjatt(lraall!l
\t lliiC potnl
double. the lloor '>I
ilddmon lCl the I
onl) lool whn to)
l\lnliiOO} the~ dt(
110n. ~ (,urc: '\llld 1
for the head hb1
THEREJ
DIFFER~
[OV(:A
fl!tf p.
lf1!C1All.
The Gall~
600 ...
222-
Portland
Thea IOJ
Dance
OH.
LOVE~
A Musial Chf1tJI,
FEBRUAR
Frtday and~
Sunday
LINC
AUOITORIU
1620
$3.50 Gen
$2.50 Stud
Sen I
Ptotu-tr Log. 4 Pro­
on~tlt
dfoatl.
Rena
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tly tbt
rormrr
•
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sl speak·
~ for
n all
•n Library needs to be changed
for space, silence, Gore says New courses offered
College receives gl'ant from
gove11unent of South Korea
tlndr 8r,-.nt
~ ., f'lo..w« t.oe
<\lthous,h he hn .. never worked tn
1 rnurt bc,l\ltlful hhrury. I ewl\ und
(\lrl hbn1110n (),,n Gon:. told the
1 ~
1udent -.cnutc Monday OIJ(ht I h.nvc
t~r\~r u-.c:d or wo• kai tn ooe a\
1 uocomfort..tblc "
(iort dt\<:US.\cd plunr. for malung
th hbr<~r) more comfollable lor
"udcnt •\\'e huve problcrm wuh dl~tm c-
tion," he srud • rhcrc 1\n, n pillet 10
~ hbrnr\' that you cun go wuhout .. diStriCIIUn .
Thill urmngemcnt, Gore sa1d.
. rncourages talk and bec:au~ the <~ur~
factS are hurd in the hbrnry-gta<~~.
• bOCk\ and ~citing<~ the sound
IIIIJniiiC~ .
•Ma)hC' we .. hould atrpet the
crthns he ud about the hbml"\·~
IIC(d (or .1ddcd msulnuon
(,ore. "ud librury U\CI"''' re~pon..c'
10 the new booth ·hke C<lrtel\ added to
IDmt dc~t. ~Oil the third Ooor hM been
{1\orabl' und IS more ho\~ been
ordered from the mnmtenan~
dcp.'ll'l me n t
Option" bes1dt' double thermal
~ned \\mdo\\l!o a~ bemtt exum1nc:d
to control hbn1ry tcmpc:nuure (,ore
taid .1 ne" product quilled wtndo\\­
wdC\ 1\ ont he ll> COn\ldertO£
.rnou,Jh T ht onl) dmwbad . 1• they
lit not made of fu'tprool mate nat yet.
1 her mal pano. .trc not alway.;
r;ood '"'ulators and mn) not help the
hbrll). Go~ ~ud •\\ 1: could be \Urt
o1 on I) one 1 hing wt \\ ould spend u
kll ot mont)." he sntd Double ther·
ro.1l p.1ne' "ould co't S200.000 to
tmull
Gore loi.ltd he ha<~ plan' to ma~e
ll po,MbiC' to open 'ome ott he :.maller
kbrar} windo"" to pro\ldt nuturul
1tnttla11on durtnp the. ummcr
month,, c:hminnllnf the nC"Cd lor air
Q'lndiii,IOtnf
\t unc potnt I ( hud plnn" to
double the: noor '~"'cc bv bulldmg an
addttmn to the libml') •t w.t\ the
onl) fool \\hO told them (the: Udmtn
' btrnuon) thev d1d not nC\:d an ndd1·
1 uon: Gore ~td .tbout ht\ tnterv1e\\
lor the hc.td librunun po,ltton last
EDUCAtiONAl
TI!IT PRIPAitAliON
IPICIALIITt IlNCE ,.,_
The Galleria, Rm. 402
600 SW 10th
222·5556
Portland Stftto Unt~ty
Thaatllf Arts MUSIC &
Odnco Departments
OH, WHAT A
LOVELY WAR!
A M!Aical Chronlde of WOiid W• I
FEBRUARY 1, 2, 8, 9,10
Ft1day and Saturday, 8 p.m.
Sunday Matinee, 3 p.m.
LINCOLN HALL
"""DITORIUM MAIN STAGE
1620 SW Park
$3.50 General Admission
$2.50 Students &
Senior Citizens -Re1erv•t1ona: 229 4440 • fhc: ai~lc: width\ rbctw«n fOWl
of ,heJve-sJ arc plnnned for o.qt1.1re
danC'lng ruther than bool ~n:htng -
uorc \Uid
By rcducin~ tht•U~Ie Widths I rom
42 1nchc' to 24 or 36 1n"het. and
nddtne one 'lhell \'Cittcally the hbrury
cnutd lm;rca~ thctr c:npaurv b~ mon:
thnn )0 percent. C..orc '1.1\ld
•t hnvc no doubt th1~ libmr)' w1ll
hold 300,000 \'olumc... he \lltd ( iort
'-lid he doc~n't thtnlt the lihrurv w11l be
full for nnother etg.ht or 10 mon: )'t<lt
A.ddtuonal plan' for the libntry
include
•an e~it control 'Y'tcm u ing elec-­
tronic ..cn~ol"' to detect books hemg
borrov.cd whtch have not bcc:n
checked out.
•moVIng the proc:n 1ng depart·
mcnt to tht b.t..'Cmcot , and
•malone the alco\~ private stud)
roorni by adding sliding doon
Gore a:-~cd the senatol"\ if the)
had noticed the matn 0oor \OUOdc:d
II:') lake a \toe!. exchMgc latel) ~we
got '>Omc:ont to \tuft the telephone:
bc:ll! w1th to1let paper " he .,.,,d • DAN GORE Batbtln H fad
oldM ......._ ,,.
l.cw1 and ( lark Will lwve
Korean an and culture ,tud1~ •nd In
on pllcry bc:cau~oe of a SIOO.OOO Jmnt
lrom the South Korean aovcrnmcnt .
· Approxuno.~td) onc:·half of the:
money will be pluo~ tn c:ndowmcnu
.lnd the c:.untny rmtc:rest) Wltl be: ut.ed
(ot the: kon . .tn an and culture SIU­
t.h~," Uld Protdcnt John llowurd.
.. rt.c: balance w11l be: uRd an
fundraising -~d:ing more money lor
un an pllcry on e.tmpus."
Howard sa1d hut yen .\iinisu:r
or Culture and lnform;auon ~am , an
authorit.) on Korean art. atmc to the
U.S with an cxh1bi1 of Korean an
spanning .S,OOO }e3f'i Whale 1n the
countr'r-. K am v1sitc:d I.C
"fie: [Kim] thou&ht that the U.S
and panicula rly the Paafic Nonh·
wctt "'ould appreciate a Korean
c:'hibtt," Howard gjd
'"Whale he w1u here. I d1SC\Wed
Rrt With h1m ~nd OUI O( our COOVCI"ia•
.KlHN CARfmiR'S lOTliE FOO" A [IBRA HILL PROOOCTION
Starn~ ADRIENNE BARBEAU, JAMIE lf£ CURTIS, JOHN 1-KlUSEMAN
aoo IJAN_ET LEIGH as Kath1 Williams] h.>n he tntl14tcd thAt t:'ewts and Ctar•.
would be: 1 loP:.I place for Juch an
uh1b1l,- Howard added.
New COUf' '" Koram :art and
cutcure Will h-' "'ddcd by (all term
Howard r.aad tht: colic~ wall be hinng
ill least a pan tun.· faculty member to
tCilch an chc program l.lnd tJ u q~Uhflcd
inlilructor could be: found h) srnng
tcrm.Jl course wtll be: offered rhc:n.
David S,wage, DWXIJIIC dean of
faculty, s::ud the: South Komm
gnnt--along Wtlh two othc~ reo:ntl
awarded to LC-",11 help the clloru
of the et~lle&e ro ad,-ancc non·wotcm
&tudics.
As poan of thc$e efforts. LcwtS
nd Clark Will sponsor a (acuity
!iantnar on Ea!it Ai&a th1s summer.
A facult) comnuuec ~ 111 OYCrs«
the: funds Committee member
!rK:Iude Sa\-agr: Professor Joseph Ha,
antc:mauonal urfai~ ASSOCl!ltc: Pro.
rcnor StuMt B~t~.an :and Aui1t·
ant Profcuor Jeff 8.utow, h"tory. •
Ft"CMn the a eator
of
am starring HAL ~LBROOK as Father Mal~
Pr00tm1 by OCBRA HILL Wittm by JOHN CARfmiR aoo [IBRA HILL Onoctoo by .KlHN CAfftNTER
Extnrttve Producer CHARLES B BLOCH an ENTERTAINMENT DISCOVERIES. INC. PRESENTATION
Opens February 1 at a Theatre near you. .... .._ .............. ... Al•t:UI:•
Jl»t ItO --.u• Ll*' • a -···-·-··
rn Jl. J9M 1\on,u Lug. Jon Jl. /980 3 Eorerroinmenr
' • ucas1an Chalk Circle' has melodrama vaudevill
(mch PdtOD • d'C. ...,.. '~
~ OJdo do-
a'l tiCS t1rt .JOllf1JI:) of life ;u a nru:&l
•'beR an kind or w 1\:appen.
~ and tad\i us m me
'a)
Sc::Uor . na l.l\1:sa) I) direct~
a productlon of Btnolt Bn:dlt\ p
m the Boo. at Fir N:ns Tbc:atcr
pan of his Knior proJClrt. ~ the founder of ~
tbc:ater. not roo.:unrd v.1t the
c:motJmW cfio:ll l.hc p on the aud~ena: . lmtmd. his rmtcn:al u
·ccn:bnar enolq;h ro rna 'C &he \'lC\\'ef
tlunl objcctnd) about soaat ills an
the nrid.
Brecht\ wntang etusrd 11 nr•
lt\lc of theater to n'Oh~ because ha -tbougbt-ptO\ b pb)~ also arow
ernotJO."U..
n adapuon Cl'fa Chmc:s:c ~nd ,
ec~ Cht1 OrrJt 'U the $1
m:a or pb' Bttdlf a In rt 8rc:cht
""g} "o • to h fcd1 and aU:~"
h rmdf 10 op~ thinp trrtlUOnllh
u dJ JU ran 11): l.J'-aa~ S3.id ·Poor 1 and philospttiall ideol·
arc not as lfllPOrtlnt u monxn·
Uf) \tcto~ of comp:l on.-he Jd
Freshman lkhbtc lade).
senior John \fa '• JUmor Bob
truran3tnn and a group of ~.~ngrn
nnd cbn«rs rm up •he a :t of 14.
one-thud of the number ior >tuc.h the
onpnal :scnpt an
"The pla' olfen n tut of
C\'tl)1bmt from melodrama 'o
\'3~'11k.- uad l.l\'oa Fft::ffim2n
Phl) LO\\'CI'} com~ on nal m~mC
r Of the prod urtJon Cost.umcl. dcggned b scruor
K:a&h) Mtrufc. arc S~mplc rm\
fatl8uti The ~Uli;C IS D .set Of fj\'t bi·
le'd pbtfortn.1 and a bfl."C )(1CCn
cldror for pccial c~rctu.
1.1,~> s.a.id he C"h~ the Hrccht
pb for h" mor ~troJCC't because of
m dultm~ and compte II)' and 1m
lon~me doln: 10 duut 11 Brecht
pial. I.J\u;l~ \\~OU 10 u.pog the
aaon and the auchencc to a p )"" ntc
he feels IS umque and mtcrou~ ln'C:Sa) ClllliC to t.C thrtt
~0 ftCf !il!'\'Cn )QI'I of rr~lfell&ri
ell~ and dtrccung \\llh the '-Oil!!
ant Producuons lt'pcnory tbc:u:ta
t~ nt'C I 'lc hopo to tea
darcct alter grnduat1on
Caunuian CltalJ. Cirik OPCJ~l
ftr em. 1 heater fcbnDn I • NM da11) through f'Cbrual) 2J
p.m
Religious organization wants change
onua de Ia Cnu
d ., '"'"-"' l.fliC
ChmtiaM for ~ :ol 'ctlon,
pvap OC'\1 to l.e~"lS and Oad: lim
year. as JUSl \\'b:Jt lhc name 1mphcs:
Chru:twts loobng for 2a1oa to match
thor bdds.
To afftct SIXP• dlant"C the :group
n pbnruns conunued "' th
urdcrpn''\lqtd dt:menW) school
Childn:n. a Chnstll!n lrli~pcf of
~ .and pobucal rums and a
buutU &\\ rmc:ss ')"'llpo!lum.
-\\ c\'C been \'tSIUOJ; ~udmu
f ro:n Martm Lu1ht: U1g Ekrnctil31)
!dloot.- said wphomore Tamtn)
Thompsvn.. Jeff Cn::sv•dl. an LC
paduatr and tc::ttbcr at the gnadc
stbool. ts bdp1ng orpnttt the
propam :bic:b W::cs groups of IS 10
20 tre.nemt\ chiJdrm em bites and
~mons.
•\\ c too them tD ih"Cr Creel
Falls [S&atc Part] and the zoo-Jd
Tbo::npson.. •Th.i:s m<mlh ""'C pbnncd to spend a d.l) v.nh them at the
srpon and the fin: .s&al1011..
•tt ClS) 10 him: ~h and
nught belid' \\ c u';lnt concaete
a.ons to shO\\ for our fJuth. \\c\oe
been cdu.o::atins people m our group
on \\lut the Bible sa about life and
-e"tt too<.ang for dunrcs m our
awarenc::u for a hfcume
-\\ c need to s~ our bdief~
lhrough our aarons... Hclpmg the
rd"u rs a pcrfc:a a:amp\c-
La.s1 \trm. Chnsti:lns for SocGl
Action colb:'tcd dothtns t I C for
lndodu~ n:lutca m Ponbnd The
cam~ produced tV>O \'3nloocf of
donated dotht~
Scruon lC'\'t Ha)-v.-ard and
tl:ell) Cl.ul: an: orpnuln,g the four-to
ten-p;3EC ChnsU3n nca'IJ)3pa to
diSUlbutcd tim tmn. Funds for the
p;tpcr and aU other group prOJCCU
must come from tbe group mcmben.
1bc sroup 11 sull planning Lhe
hunger sym,pos~um. a COr1\1:1Sltlan
propam to 1n\"Ol\'t antl:'rnlltional
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
Join in the festivittes and
make money, too
Rent a student craft and
food booth for $25-
game booths free
Fill out the apphcataon
below and submit to
box 10
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May 16-18
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·tdeolopc:all). \\'C arc a Chruu.tn
bod} on c::ampm.-Cbr Jd '"lberc
IS an emph:lm on the Babtc. Goo
hOI} pmt and the lord1tup of Jc:s\b
Chmt
•\\ e arcn't tn1Jlt to be a ,.~lmter
on etmpus.. nd ~A.~ don' \\ nt to be
cotati} augtn up m soa.al ac:L10n \\ c
arc ''C1")' conocmcd about borl8 ctl\'t
dasopla of Chnst dec:u!c:s from no"
and no1 J~ m colkge
•\\ c don' expect C'\'Cr)'OnC to
ap~n-cc: or d £ICC \nth m But Jtsm..
bile on canh. helped the poor. the
Oppro.'SC'd Dnd the • and IU
d~p!n of Christ v.~"n: tr)'ln to be
fa1thfuJ tO hiS command \\ e fed II IS
~nt.QJ to arruune hiS course
FIR ACRES PRODUCTION ·Tho D 'hat t: hnc ~nallcd
for I ~ the best \\<I) )OU cnn lWD
up our purpose as Urut) on the
O¥"ntC~l. Iibert) on tl nonr:s\C'nt&al
and lo\~ o~r au· • Caucaslsn Chalk CITCie. an adaption of a Chanese Jegenct ()!lens F&
anc:s runs da ty through Feb 23 Curtaan t•me is 8 p.m
Your aunpu {o.Jd ~ ~~c \\Wid like to Wl•lromc )'00 ,.,,th a I f
Buy $1 50 wunh oll'nOO ai p;lrtiC"tp:Umg Jocmon and~t r.tgtu coo ~ta C1 t.
{Dod purd of $1.25 or mon: Stop br 1000 tn gc l the d =·=a g = :;tn future
Coupons available starttng Feb 11, 1980 In Trailroom , Dubach 01 A
and law school mng oom.
Piartn7 f4, Jan. Jl. Govern
Pebble
Orqon
ronund Gene
pllns to bUild
Ul nonh oenlll
lJ)~h lia
that p(j£ ou
uutit) has lpe
J110poscdn~
p:nninJon r r~
He abo
0111-bet v.ttn
d:Qdrn v.ho
ibould PGE d
Kenne~
peech
I ll 1
hn S'lStJJ'lE Prl
m:&jOJ po!JC')'
10 \\ afJungto1
~ennah •
Republican ~
and he \"OV.
st1 bacl. In l
uc-. oC lund
s:ud Kcnncd}
The Ma
-'~l to Mit
mAndatory
as nca:~f}
rauomn
Ind~
BdUnd t
byoffs is one
~of U .I
a I"C$truc:tunnl
oatcd \\;lh 1
plants are buiJ
pc<>ptc v.'Ork,
Lalc ll Ol
beaded for i~
econom} u.ouo
DC' econom]
•
orpmzatJo~ J pa.rcs to a
\\'hat th.
in depend
control Cl
lheco
apphcs me»t
brttr S)'mn
d tSCretc SCC1i
btcr assem
1.131"& the m
dusters ol
madlintn · • and to p&an
of the co.....a
The ne
trade union
n offen v.
:and the pro
Tbcgl
edgy: OJ the
General
Renault a
c:ompaa ca
mounted en
and sold in
on lhose car
.. Co
modu.la.
Installed b't
• p11nt. liJt.
lmov. n as
-aofkm o~
made aU
atlc\ da~enl • lhatalso
V.1 u be tess
V.'lllil\lflCU
oompan)
\"a00\JI 11J&a. •
Jl, Governor say
Pebble pring "no' to
plan
()rqon O\~rnor \ te U)dt {a\'On
Pottland ~nc111l EkctrK" mo\lng 11) from
p:ans 10 butld the Pebble spn~ nudear plant
m nonh oentral Oregan
tl)~h .aid Moncb) in a r'IC'\\l confen:ncc
that PGE ought to lool for nothcr:source. lbc
utihty has pent :someS 100 nu1lion so tar on lhc
r:oposed nuclear faalit) but h:u. not rcccM:d
pcJm~o n from t~ ~tate to budd the plant.
He also id then: hould be ·s.ome kind of
am.-bdwttn $lOC holden and race ~ytrs m
dtadtfl8 wtao foou the btU for Pcbbk ~pn
should I~GE offte1aU) \\1thdra,_, the p~ns.
Kennedy make policy
peech attack · Carter
x tor Ed--ard • _ · ned) tried to f'C\ 1\'C
Ius saBSJng p!Uidential camp;a n onda_> tn e
m:IJOr pohcy pec:ch at Georgrto"'n nl\~~ty
'" \\ Uhmg1on . D
Kcnrxch said Praident Caner a a
I
Republican president ~ h(l ran a~ a 0cltlOC'TIIt
and he \o•'ed to ~~ an tht-race dnpne hu
.s:tb3c rn che lo•11 precu.:t ca"'-~SCI and hi
l. of funcU. ·1 ha'~ onl) JUU begun to fi ht.­
s;atd Kcnncd}.
The Massachusctu. dcll\CXTllt 1d the only
" ) to halt runa~'ll~ mfbuon n to •mposc
mandatory control~ across the bo:ard for as long
as neccss:ar) . He also called ror unmechate P'
rauonm,g.
Thoma BnMD
hadf ~:'IG4R
Bc:hind lbc stof) of recent auto and steel
b)'Otls lS one: of the most dnunauc n:struaur­
mp of U.S. tndwtryin ournauonshistor) .lt as
a resuuc:tunna that ,..,u alfttt C'\1:1)1hang auo­
aated \\ith industrial commuruttes -•her~
plants an: buill, ho• they an: orpnTtcd,lhc 't\'3)
people ~-ori. and the products thc) producr.
Ltlc lt or not. l S ·odU$tl')' 1n the 1 %0s as
headed for intept1on mlo a modubr world
cconom) based on 6mall. fle.aabk uruu. This
nt'1' cconom) compares to older methods of
orpntzat1on thc •a) the microprocc.tsQr com­
pam to a aysul radao set.
\-Vhat the workers gain in
independence, they lose in
control over the job. I Real
tnncd) abo C'nt.tat"td Caner· handling
of fo~· n polq He ebuned eoononuc nc­
ttam a •n.u Iran ~uld onl) put lbc framam
doser to~~ So,tet Uruon orld
I AlglarusUtn ptOWMXl, the lc::u:kn said Tbac
an: •n estun:ucd s So\let J.OJdcn m me
country.
Alimony and inflation
now reach S courts He td tht-AI""''nts:tan ID\71 on uStttv.n
and ~mnu a r.~ron,g rapon~ But hr: •·ar:nc:d
a 1ns1 pol teJ that v.ould pc:rmantnd)
anta onm the So\-.:t mon. a.ddm, that una·, r~atlu~ 10 mund'lf) oppose 50\'IC:t
&lOOP' an Cuba encouraged the Kn:ml.in to move
mlO fgh:snntan I lnflatJon has made lU ) mto Amcnc:a \
Kcnncd) urged a lltn:ngthcncd u dt\ortX couru
rruhUir) pn:sencr tn .auth J.&a. but Auornc:) tllnln htcbelson. attorn.ey rn
opposed Caner\ n:~ 1 of draft n:gutnalJon , the l..a: Mamn '"'pal-unoO)- caw:, ~"5 dt\'"Orad
datmmg It "Ould onl) Q\~ 1J da) rn ahc ~~nt omen an: munu"£ to coun to ckmand
of mobrlir.auon dJu.mnena to thcu dJ\"'rtiC sademenu. based
Rebel Afghan leaders
to join again t • OVIets
lndeD of ~ Afghan rebel groups
nlin in\'adang Scmct fon:a appeared at a
DC\\ conference an P. lttst.an , unda) to ,) the)
14'0uld band togoc:thcr to fn:c their country from
•hat ~be) called n -IJen and commuzmuc
~mc-
J'hc: rebds ~td t.hc) hoped the M oskm
tountro attcndms a thrtt-da) confcrencr an
Palrstan ~111 help them rnatcrQO} m thear
gucmlb ~ 1
"the rebd leaden said the) plan lO con\-mc
l "'luprernc: counal-b) tar I to form JOtnt
nuhr.af) command and "Orl out remasnm
detatb of thetr anaanc:e
Together the groups n:prncnt mon: tfgn
100.000 annc.d moslem rebels rn the .,
8]arnpsc o! the future as n~ \islblc in
Jap3n. '"hen: U btliincu analysu hue tons
admired the high rata of produc:tmtJ and aapi­
ULI formatton. The Joanc Econorrur Comnutttt
of Conpcu fourld last year that Jap:tn\ pro­
ducti\ll} growth :urM::c \\ ortd War 11 --as four
tunes t ~ grov. th n te in the .. and 2;;5 tmiCi
bctttr than produar.it} anacases m France.
German and hal).
8oth management and bbor rn Japan ha~
:adopted the modular uytc: In the auto industQ.
ror cumplc,. compatUC$ mabn paru ~
o nir.cd mto hugt production pynmidJ
nuhcr than antcgratrd "'11hin a su~lc firm.. In
the carl)' 1960s.. thcsr mall compa.mcs ~rc
J;J\'~n lucn.U\~COnl.ntCU b) 1 O}Ota. ~r D and
Other pnu on the stria undcn.ta.ndtng Utu the
fimu would modernil:e their own factoncs to
boost producuon and lower urut cosu.
The Jap3nac v;od rarer. much of lt uruo­
nlzcd b.) compan) nthcr than b) cnft. ac:com­
modate5 iudf to the ~)'Stem by abandoning the
concept or aaft mu anside the uvmbl) plana.
To\'Ot3 hira v.'Orten-nm •-ddcn. fitten. • mtllv.-ngh t.s. der or v.'3n:ho uscrnc:n.. The com-on 'he tnfbuion rate.
The: consumer pnce tndo.. hiiCh lho'"
the annual l'llte of infbtwn. u adrnwi'bk
C'\ldena: rn m:~ay .uates.
Judges arc pro' an sympathcuc.
Mnchclson td. a no 1n,g for ablnOn} mczeasa
to ~r cosu Cor nc. car 11\3mten:uu and
n:nL
The rnc:nr:an &r 11on Pld man)
dl\-oro: deena n~ tndudc an acabtor dame
~sed on the conwmcr priot mdcA.
1 rael and Egypt open
border after 32 year
People •~ crot.\JO,S the Israeli- puan
border for 1ht lint rune tn J2 )an.
The n:opc:m tb: bordtt cs pan of the
normalinuon proa:u undtt temu o( the:
I g adt-EQ ptg n pea« treat} •
municatJon and tramponauon to fmgc a gto.
IW)) tnlt8J7ltcd businc as.
I ~ tnde untons h:l\'CfWh'a} litUeto )
about these ch:angs. Reduced to less ~n 20
JICh%01 of 1hc ron::c and buffered (rom
hardshap b) upple.mcntal uncmplo)mcnt
benefits. sn1:rantt pa) and retratnm pro­
grams. umon 't\Urlen JLn: farthc:f (rom anfluenca
mg :e) c:orponate dtaSiom th3n the) uc m the
19SOs..
tlk me ttmc, the s bbor foJa: u
bccortUQS bfitr, more davcn:c Dnd mon: mobile
than C'\tt bcfon:-\\fticb fun.ber dilutes tb:
pov.:n of trade uniom. Paruop.auon rn the
bbor market is nov. at an alkimc high: t-4
pctCbll of the adult populauon and .. , pcaa:m
of aD 'al)mcn wm: etthcr emplO)~ or loo ·.m,s
for v."Orl m 19i9.
M~lit} and JOb tumo\ICT rata h:J\'C n..~
dram:uaUy The nenr JOb tenure fdlto 3 6
)Uil 10 19i • but the fqtUn: applie$ onl) to
fulkime emplo}'CICS- I ast )a.r, 1· millaoo U
v.-or~en, or one m C'\'tf) fh~ ~ pcnn:a~nt
p.ltt·tii'De empiO)'Cn •ith e\1:0 gJt:attt rates of
tUmO\U, mobJ'lit). and shift Cha~ BU1tlr Scmda) bo:d!r rcop:mn nm
1lhout problen11.. luadi !JOt Gcn.::ral
IbM) iatt compand the bonkr opent • to
a nc;,.. W:tmy ru up 111 mach!nct) for the
fmt tune
Several tounsu. rndad a o{ 45 pc. from Td A\n. re tmnc:d a1 the
boTckr or tdd up One pr ~:&18 n:moa to
tw: aroncd o PCIIC cmer~cq attnncr
~·~l. .
Islam nations meet.
demand USSR exit
Tlutt):.gJ. Moslem ll.lltJOm \'C called for
an 'iu:unafi:ue and complete- llhdr.a -:aJ of
SO\-.:a fora:s from AI ms:ran and ~
suspended the O\lCI·bac cd Af han
~rnmcm from memb:ntup m the I tmC'
Ci ~f'CC nmuon.
The raohruon cun: af ta a iif ODdoi)
at a c:onfen:nae of the 11 osJem mtsom m
lwma d P k&SUn. crena: tpclU:stn~n
td 1U and th: Palatine UbetaUGn
nllllbOn. 1tdl both ''C ta to
OSC(I~ ·. ~ fo: lb: ra.oluuon.
'The confen:rx:r "m"ucd· Mm.k:tn uato to
tthhold dtp oauuc ta (rom the rq;me
or to :511:\U c th tb: ~-tro-MOSilX,_
gmunmcut The rc:sohruon al)Q for a a: .
oil of aD a.nmance to the Af n O\cm."'JXu
-Cocnplrd by OndJ 8.rymt aad Ham
Hob.uqel ri'OID Ditrd ~rea lnt.r.hu'ia=MI
neM1rirr rtpolb.
trends
ma.m~mc:nt prafenor "llli:am Werther g>
mmpana are also nla'l to rl'llnMhifu. or
·modular ,...,r~; K:bcdnlel, • for stress J()tl\
«qum mtcmc c:xmc:ntrauon or ph ml
rlfOJ'L
tan> SCI'lCC •onen ~ !.read) &mt r
nh ~n shiftS-the so-c:illcd -a.fta" sctwor or
-mothers· boun· at fasl..food tand dcpartmm
stores. Ac.'U!De and JOb ~rtni m posmoru
nqgm& fmm dencaJ to faaory 'WOrl an­
lUll Other eump;: of 'Oti. s; heduks that pro­
nde pcrson:l] fnedom ofun.~ b
for employer~.. 'Me cssaua~ SC1'\ .the-pro­
ducuoo and scbt:d need\ of pm~te
andUlln -\\ t tbc m n rn tndcpcndrna:.
h.ov.n-a-, ~he) \'t: up nt control ~C'f the .J"VU·
This c:om rwroc of ~ mode DC1&
t«hnol • and a and , :or
fOfcc an tbc U h3s acned the C'OadlUl~ for
the moda.br CICOllOm),lnd a futun: Card ~~m
from the aaptalist n.ancm:s of EWOjJC. If tbe
rnodubr S) tern t\ u.t.. bu:s;rz~ .
------------------ pan) tratns them to opcnatc a pa~-ubr marn­ rca:ml) comrnmtoncd labor lkpart·
rnc:nt tud} row.t lbat man COClp3DlCS hire
part-urnc:n to MJh<e schcdulmg probkms and
mm inngc bcncf&a. mona • tate Uru,'Cntt) rceou;p lca.dmhip m prot us and capu;al vc•
v.ililc ma.b DOMolthc ~to bor t
bind Jap:~rw:sc comp:u·.x:5 tO tbm fc:ttnx
lhcconccpt ot module$. ors.tand.anJ uruu..
applle$ mo:.t \1$1bl)' to eqwpmcnt litttng ""ithin
b.rp:r systems. such as stereo components or
ducrcte sections ol m:achiner) produced for
later •uembly . But management is n~ also
USJn& the modular analog) to orpnizr small
dusten of wonen around computcr~in:c'lcd
machinery arutead of aJong an as.sembl.) bnc,
and to plan thc o~J tntemattonal openuons
of tbt corporation ""'!f.
The: rx• 5) ·tern is a du'C\.'1 chalknge to
trade union control of \\Otl ruJc:s llnd ).tJis. but
n offcn •orkc"' tnaased \<lrlcl} on the job
artd the promise of C\'m Ji e:atcr leis~ ume.
The iJobal auto ind\ISU)' will bct~cuttJng
cdp: ol lbc modula.r production model. Ford,
General Motors, Cbr)-,.lcr. \'olb\•;-agen.
Renault and f"IAt ba'~ ~dored lool-&lilc
compact can 11lllh tront·""hc:cl dm~. tt'llnn-cne
mounted cnJinc:s thac an: d~ncd to be bwh
and sold en ~) major market. The eqwpmcnt
on those can could become ancctehan&Qblc.
"Computerized numerical control ..
modules. or indUW\&1 roboU. •~ no~.~o bc:in1
uwaUcd by Chrysler. \'oJvo, aod Fa.at to ~dd.
p&ltttt. lilt. tum and assemble what is DO\Ii
.. nown a.a the \li'Orld car. 1lac fev. ~rnaJning
v.orkcn operate as a team around chc ~tu~dun­
CJ'), producutacruirc unns nthcr than rcpcauna
111'1\Jted motJons on an assembl) hnt.
f'C\olution •n the .cnuconduaor indUSlf)
made all this poss~bk. but the nev. S) trm ultirn­
atky depends on a l\i3hly mobik v.vr~ fo~
that also bccoi'1"JCS a module in the: fHOC• » Slllb
wtll be bs imponant than fleJubtlil) rn hou""
,.,lhngnes.s to be ,,.,ned and rctnined as the
compan} nqutrcs. and ab1bt) to n:tocale to
\ rious pJanu in thc compan) 1'\d\liDrl
Pi.or.nt l.ot. Jan J I, 1980 ine tool. and n:trams them bttr u r:rartct con­
dtlrons demand.
The 'lli'Od.:en• han: of the b.ug:un tS ~1nwl on~~ •
&-ant u t'iliJ.tNfor Paar~ 'i'>C"'I>"S
C"-,vr-
cr11dk-co-gra''C tmploymcnt ~a single prorcx-----------------------------------
11\'C compan) that uppm ~U)1htng from bo.x
IUchcs to $J101tm.g gca r. Their labor. ho\\~tt. is
c:omplc1~ at thr d~l o( compan} m:anaee­
nx:nt, and infinite:!) a.daptAb
Ob\'lOU$1). such a S)"Jtan 11 not lmtne­
dtatel) tnuu:fcnblt h> the manu!actunng bdt of
the Midwestern U ., nor 10 the cr.att-ruled
umotu of the FL-CIO. 8U1 the U • bt.JStDC:U
and bbor pauenn ha\~ dungt<l a Jleal deal
gncc the post-World War l1 peal of union
ueugth.
Glob31 producuon, built on the decc:ntraJ­
in:d modular model. as alrtad) a reallt) m man)
sectOr$ of lhc cconom.). The Rrrur:onductor
m olulion an the auto iodlatf). tor insun«. has
finall) broten the atpnmauonalnniaht~d:et
of Octrotr's Bra Thn:c. totorot:a and T~tuba
build computerized cngint modulei for l-Ord,
GM\ Ddco dt\'Won bu tumcd to Toa~
lnstrunxnu. Cor dc:stgn aid as \\-ell as m.c;r~
compule'f' dC\1CICi, and Chrysler reliC's on R .... r\.
and totorola for dt,KJtal dalhbo:uds. eqgme
C"Omput~ and oontro! modulti for cd\aw:
cntiS3lOIU
As.Kmbl) pbnu an the awo. scn1100nduc·
tor, cicC'troiUQ and app.srclandUSlno ha\'C aho
fied the C'OUnU) m m:ord numbcn ror ~he2p­
l&bor marlr:cu en McXlCO, uth rnenas, and
Asia
Plana l\ln:t•'2) an: nothang nc~·. \\ hat'S
dtJien:nt ln man) of lhc .. -uuctu mO\"CS ~ 1
radall) nc\\ orpruzat1onal ptulosoph) that
bqiru 10 rna~ utc of cheap tntrmattonal com· Grad's job chances said improving
c~ Prtsa Sa•klt
EAsT l.A~:")J~G.Ml-l.>espttc rcono­
ausu• fan of a deep and I sung
m::"CSSlOn. the I C:ol~ gndu:lte tand a
one:· to ''"~pcra:nt better dtance of Iandt~ a
JOb than JQ79 grads.~ ncv. Midi n tate Uru­
\'efSil} SUn'C} of large cmp!O)'CD h.a
d \'Crcd.
1'he unq also fauna tucknu w.nb bache­
lor dcgn:u an: png to be rcauuc:d mon:
at11''d) than lhos.e \li1th mastcn and doctoral
degJtU ..
·" c hcac a lot of talk about a m.. C' 11''" •
ad 1 U PbCJCmcnt DUeoctor John '\han­
gJcton, "'bus coiic:!e grad •~ m ood Jlupc ,,,r
'"'" muoM. 1-i~. grad' art bdng rutc'd b
companio for Ow: ton run. Wc"n: not tall:1f\!
about p.>~Uons Lh.2t v.iJI&o up and d u.
• ·ond. if thr=rc: an: lotDI to be cutbacb
(m pt~'<>nncl dunng an C'CODOIDlC slo\\1:lo"n).
the) "re goul,B to be m the blue oollu nnb. •
Stun~leton :)IUCh ''AS a Ul"~ or 4 I
nnpl )~n acrosJ the country.
lbc rcsulu con\ult.."'Cd tum that thc hc:n~t
m7nnttng 111 be 1n acoounun,. aerospaClt. de"'
troOQ. maili~. the military and b 1hc petro­
ku I'J'I 1nd ust I)
to,""t rmplo)'CB. thouah. Aid tf'lc:) •'Cfe
more antcrcstrd an ~Nltafll il~nu v.uh chc:lor dqzcc:s than th 1tba tc. m;u..
ten r d~-tonal dqn:n.
~llill!lcton abo dlsi::o"etcd bqtruu
g nn ill be up SC'\Ut-to t-pcrccnt o a""
t )'Or Thut '4'our pcrCICnt o( abe c:mplo\-en
sun~}u! gKf :surung 53 ~ the) offer a~
nc led dunng the lu.n p "' k lht
rem:uni.o& t\li\Hturcb of the c:mp o~"t:B XI s:abr)
lc:''dl. before appbctnu lht h. the: door
Evm cducauon dc:gtec:;.. uzud m:auJ, con­
sidttcd express tideu to ~ uncmplo)nKnt
line. an mon: :-almbk 111 the b rnu\ct. thr
sun~ iound Dr:mand for m;ath.scxra tndln·
tnal aru and spcaal cducauon te:u::hcn n~­
aall) ruons
l'br ni\'CI"Yt\ of\\ nsm.. ror ~X3mplt.
annou~~ thrtt dA) after fJikton
annouOt..~ h.!.S ftnd~~~p that " had pbtt'd ~
percent o tL\ 19i9cducataonsnduat Jnttadt­
•111 so~ On)) t\\ pcra:nt of theN padu.~a
• na to n:h2te ddnl ~Jab~
The 1\h:h~n Utr uud C'Ol~unlt(J that
rdocaoon .s a ma or lxtor tn mmt htnna dca­
t compana ad con\ID>.~OI ,adu­
ato thr) should mo\~ u thnr m<ht daiTw..ult
n:o unmrnt probkm 1'hr rna nt nc
opporturut.o th \Qf !tUm to bt-rn lhr ~"'Wtb·
C't't\tnl. nonho«ntraland rwuth-~ ~~ ot
'he rount •
5 0Qinion ---------------- ----------------------
Thoug __ ht_s __________ __
STAPt£5 DIAMOND
LUDWIG NICHOLS LYCHE A Jaundiced EY---=-e __
Try the roller-disco 0 ympi""""
Dutch \landd
of du 1'\ooim I D11
IT'S Qf·f·ICI L The Umtcd suucs Ol)mpac ommaucc tuu taken our cb
J•~tdcnt Jtmm) Carter\ ugp:!llOn nnd putt he f9SO 'ummc:r 01) mf)IC "U<I'IQ
an I tmbo
:-.;0v. th:al oLD) ~&1th Jamm) he and his pohtico ble thole Jlllt fim:
Ions as Limbo t no \\~rc ncar MOSCo\\
mJ though nearl) 70 percent of rite pcopk polled b) I ou Harm
tmnd or number counter.. SD) the\ on: m support of chc: Pro.Jdent \ dic:ri~"­
t~rc: arc pcOJllr "ho urc \'15lbl) upset
Tal~ fred Stlvc:rrn.an for aample 'ou'd be ttdc:d otT too tf~ 0 mali!Qe.
pi~ ol )'OUr comp;tn 's money \\11 !pcnl ( nr the nghu to teb-asc the C\ertt
the Nauonal 8rNdCU tang Comp.'ln) diU) ami then w~nl through lhr
noublc of wlrng Kurt Gowtl) out ol mothb..tll~ and the games diJn'l come
~ scboiukd
But I red de dMf :a m:art thtng th1s time UnliL.c: hts·-upcrtnun· at com
denulcd mrl) an tU sca~on. tho-cl"fruln~ c1.1mp D) tn)Urcd W1th t.loyi.b d
1 ondon for the SOm and \\111 poke the htgh·ns11nsuroncccompan) nJ}\t"
n huru '" tbc: pcdetbook
He\ ~tall ~tuck v.11h Oow\.h. ho~~c:r
\\ h;k cbc: snc: of the\\ anta 01 mpgd ~ fe m the nued uncs.therta.-
cnes ol so\'l<:t hcgt:mon) due to t:\·mch or \O of l!nou-b:IS~: for .sbt tl
bobikddcr.l But 8 • the offacaal tclcHgon llUHaon of the ~1nter g;Jmct.
&attang p~ucr than!'\ 8 · tf tberc ll!n't ~no ugh of tht-"'hlle tuff &o sl~do\\11
m 1 i.e Pbcrd. \. ttko Colarado \Otll bc\:orm h 1
•
TO TEU THE TR UTU. I lhtn the: ~hole thang\ too much ol rrtCS!
,bou!dn'l C\'Cfl be u.omed ubout Wb) should \\c ~n: g,lkn the tdc\ . ...V..
u.auons ha\'C bold-up ~ort" C\ents to cnnl O\'C:r lht cube" I thutl v.e s•ho!i!t
b:lg the wbok pmo und cnJO~ \\hat the Bag I hrcc 8C. 8 nnd CBS-
hoYt us
I, ror one. ~ill be p:rfccll) satasfaed uh BC"s • upcr tlll'S.'" You kno.
th:Jt\ ctu: sho\\ whtch pai.Sthr: best of the cclcbn~aptmt oncunolher L.lkt
othercbn 1 read an n Gwal'lhc: bot oflhe lm nge~s R..arm checrleaden.. • ·Embraablc Ewes.· were to wlc on L~on pan\: nnd lM f:\cn\'t:r ~
b=ukctb:lll squad an 1\18-o-u.ar \\ ho cnn' ID\~ line-up bkc that.,
Mv finont~ "portlf18 e\-cntth~ \\1nter v.1Un\ the Rose Bo~l. the VtiiEn,
url.tng Champtombtf)) or the F..:ut ' We~l ' hnnc footb311 g;:amc No
Wh:it I hlcd wn' the: B Rolkr Ol!lto.-o ln\1UIUonal which :urcd l.ut Sundn
~o~& that"s a 'ho\\ The ~~ ol thr b~st rolltr l':iung d•scocrs d01n~; wtwt tlri
aan do lor lhc: sport und the mUS!c
I p:rwnall)' ~&entthr ough two b3gs ot \1)-Te-1 ;oc rid(g:d potatocha~
a auc: of Heidelberg suung on the edge of m) scat for th:lt one.
-o I don't lno\0 \\~t Ulc: problem l) II W'C M\"C the Ol_>mpta an Rm:;;.;.
th:ll\ (me I{ \\'C donl. tha&"s Oh) too But thtnl: of th1 d \\l: andecd mlumca.
the So\-.cts mlo \\1&hdruwmg troops from Afgl mnnn and th1:n rl:$li2
-detente: Carter v.ould be sman to tndudc m 1~ cultural exchange p;l.cbJ:
(or ~&vuld that fnll under -high lcchnologi'l lhC" \"'C 'lfl8 nsJlu to OPr
tclevwon-s.encmted sporttng ~\cnts ll c the Roll~t OI)CO lnmatJonal
That QOUJd gJW l~m \Oh.ll the) 'f'tlfly dcscnt:
. Olympic boycott pondered b); students Requirements put student in bondage
The Ptannt to, do:xicd to m­
pe tudcnt opuuon on the quesuon
"'SboWd the: Uma:d ~to boyoou the
Ol)m~
-..u1 [)ia~od. juDJor: Ne1o I don\
tbini tbat ~ ga\'tJ omcnt mould
lM po1'"C to mau Lbat dr:cmon..
I zbsn\. that the Olym~ abould be
$CJ;Qrate from 'h:lt a OtJli on pol,,..
caiij Bot J do thmt tbat h3t as good
about ttk ~as that the) are pop-
for otbet means or M) bfl8 Qatc'>o
mtnll lO other co.mtncs bcsido
rr:: itu1l)
Tbom::D ~pic s. jauior.
I thinl tJ:g l lha IS a pob.:tl
Wtll!. It lhoWd DOl b: a poli!nl uc.
If l tw:l dc\11t:d the \m )"Can
6 (IS' • ticllna;pd
• tb I M• IE Jit(f111 Booo
t 7 'II I I • &ror- Gru:lb
O,' 11on E..,.. s-.. ..,.,_.a
[I'? • a w ,.. f.A» s.r~rt Da!tOn ..... (. '*· AriiU r.q,q
Co!lllt-a 11 E •• DUtch u.ncti
CGpJ Elltcw; Cm07 Bqanc. ~ ..
F:~ !Uiml s.., Grubb. SWan
~an.~~
~sdJ'Ir4oc-.lriiM . ~, "':«p._, f Fuv. LIN 1\.y;.
Ca ib DZW'Oft ILIUJil ~
(#&&!wW
,.. .. ':.,, "r s $.1...11 tf ; ••
.... I .. Mp I pt [l!p
eli' ' S:n M $ 0,._.1 AiaHin
...-. M iUW': »· .... ·I Bunors. ... ~ \rJ'r a.., C:OOV e.-tl*-z
u 1. Acre•• St:ftzga m) life Lr1lJ.nlngfonomethinglik.c:[thc
Olympa). I ~ouldn"l think. th:ll 11
sboukt be done.
Philip L,~ senior. 1·d h:l"c to '
)'a. llhint tlutlbq $bould (pull out}
I Just don\ tlun th:ltthc OI)"'Ol,PJCS u
hat tt \045 yean Dgo and tbattbcrc a
a lot of pohUC"S mvoNcd h ~'OukJ
prohl bl) be tn thc: U S 1111enst lO
puD out.
tllm T • 71or. junior. o I doo"l lhUtk
lh:lt n lhou1d be potu iaU. So many
athletes ., odQJ so rd grt11ng red}
&mt n shouldn't be run..:d b polite!
preuun:s..
Pioneer Log
..... Wtll"'l: Qdy 8rya: l'iUiil14
CnJz, 11 Fcgeau, ~:'nn
Gtubh aan..a Hue. Susan ~cQn. Ana•• CinOt P«ton. T'erelll ~
.......,. Wltl IL t: LU Yo'J" w c.n
W.ll~ RICO La c,w.. 1tt? c Jcnanan But\or;, ~ Fclnel! RDb lM Sancty Won1-
l;)rl K8t1Lr)'n Seta' Jt:A Wi l.lml Tom
Gr-
tl'\«+r:t. Oct u a r K M)wa
""'*II • Ptz L Rlawd Coin. £>ouv ar.... Tomar.. OaOt ~
Nil! F lJn I flP"t. ~ Ridlaoelll
Cll s : r •" 017 •• ~ Ho!!aa
dl 0vz • Mf' "1. Si•M
W-.rt
• • o1 l~l rts a Jor~ 8w\tln,
UnOI C.ttty
0.W .. ' ILIC II.,.., MJ•» Ocbbir ~lcbok, smior. I don' ltun
that the Olympa should be tumr:d
mto a polnu:al assuc. but af they feel
trot RUUUI IS WUl,g It U a pobllCaJ
lUUC then QC shoUld puJI out. and I
hope that other countnes ~&til go v.'lth • \\'bdhrr lhey lite to dmutt or not. ~~paper JOUmalasu rove "b3t.
call )Our b:lsc unf.atr ad\11ntagr l'hat as. unli._e radao br damer or tdc-\,u:aa
annouztCtt, "'h:lt the rqx>rter or columnm ~ntcusetcbed mto paper tiLe a
commandment :and thus uc 1n the radtt· nund Bcausc of &has abilt
wnters grncruU) ha\~ to Q, tch "run the)' type for fear of the C\-a-pn:srnl
Ult.
!most troructlly. rxarl) all of ttk m=\\ ~pa-foil. 1\c run rnto seem II
Jh:uc one common aXJom: n rnc:ssagr whrch ~uuJd t.aun& a personal an
o .. " ludwi1. ~nior. J em sec both b"')-er mlo 11 bng for a mcg;l·bud: damagr settlement.
Jjdcs of the ISSue It's D cute polnal Thlll ~gram: -oon\ l m:ut. get c\'Cn.. •
mo'o~ for them to make lt'lltu the 1\~ been IJ\'lllg b) that ruk for long s I an remember
drafL 1 1« u as Clsc "he~ young Of C'C!Urle l1 seems foot~h of me. oon-to-hope--to-be-,oumuli~u-of.~
people 1u~ gaung Kn:\\'Cd by the to loose 'IA.1th n IInde secret But bdo.rc I 1 do~n lo 'IA.TUC &his col
locpUtudc of ~"' and abe p:~ \t:hcmrncr burned tn m) hc:ln 0\-er and 0\'t'f an m) nund tumbled the ~,'llrCI.\
vtow ndnunntrllUoo\ fomgn potiq -Don'\ ~ m:u:l, ~ C\'Cn. •
I ae to IIC't' us pull out of the Olym- As ll 1ournalist I can be handled Vlnda:tl\e JOUmaliSl "1th ~
pu:s beatuK" the ~oun people an: loi-cnn be au gto~l at a rubid wolvenoc In m) \\OI\'Ulne ~IDle: coma nr
lD8 so much. • block
Thrtt day~ o! procru.stJnaUng and tho column still didn\ ~ wnttm
All 7 : MU1ryn V.~ W-.1.:31 ~ ... .Adlrilor Bett ~rd
He a Cllb If Adwtlol Riclwd Hoy1
ptil<;;n crt 1ft~ ~ crt U!Wis Ina Clllt'• O!l15 'N
Rd.. Ponlar1l1. O'egor.,
9721¥ Prini!DO Jy D'l ~
0.. oAQQi1d POJd9 pa;11.n ~ ~USPS 433-700 Alnml
aubso:r•C!J)n $oC !10: 11.50 PDf wms
bUS~
:tTlil:::~ .. .,. .,.a» ...,
Nit~ !lEnd ••6oocl h i!'FfO' ~ ol h:ti a!:<cars.
5&r:ta1 of attocrW ~.;,g
IN OQvi!O< ,, :wa• en.
ot Qo;l ;on EfWO! So I did th: only avillluns an) Joumahst coukJ do I tu.c &mnquilizr:rul
be n lo prognlM the l.)'pcv.TUer i) problem 15 rcbU\1:1 Jlmpk l'm I
Knior "'ho has fulflllcd aiJ acudrnuc Crcdlll applicable to gnu:tu:a,timt-"
both m the field of m) mliJOr od m ~ncral collcp: ~uu~mr:nu -nd mllll
temam 111 ~~ nnd Cbrlto pile up marumum ctcch~ \\'h3r u boi d~ll to I
tllk.utg four cbsso to gn three crahu man f~~Cid an the name ofbecouun
It be: r111l a l1Cd. •
I prohlbl) sboukt h:l\lc been martct Dunng freshman and JOph10tD1illl
year I O\-alo:aded dassa 1010 m) Khcdulc Wllh u-lu h-school ..-....ubcnaaa
What I n:all) ahou.ld ha"'t: donr -w to pl.':t) frubcc Yt'llh fncnds :and ••
controlled subl&aDCCs with uncontrolled \1iOT. •
But I USn\. N0110 I'm .-ymalhe pria-SI."2J v.'Onh o1 Ytlntcr tutUOb­
With my passm alt£ndarn.
Tbc f~ in my heart bas nc:trfy Oid.crrd OUL I am lakin& CWSJI"'lhis ~
u.hich I g,ou_.Jd ha\c thoughno be not rtJ) sMc There m) finun c U.S•
lUfTUJJI out to be a mal"\'dlouJ srd•nq anfluenac butl\ill allo•-, me to expnll
m)~ C\'t:O if n IS by maktn.~lhe work!\ bat coil ub m And u hu bo:;ca a
thrill of 10ru for me to bclr m)'sdfbroadcall O\u the&ln'OJ"o (cabkwa'u n'*
rudao Kl C l'o sa: 1 IMccood t.de,'ttlon muon ID 'lll"biclt 1 prodiJCbi ... 'tWO
m:au F Ford Coppo plom.
And 1hcn there\ tbc J1tonrn f..Dx.
IIWppose lamed the nununum IMO!Idmll: cndat Rqtunntcru an' sucl•
bCld thin, afttt all
I also learned IJC'\U to bold a grudg to~ th;an as absohnrl) nccc::z;a;
Piotwr Lor. }1111. Jl. 1911 • 1 supp(
HE L:Nil El>
~Mosco~& OJ
the So\'JCU c:onj
The tt«lll ID\
~""", 'huu of bar
~U to the et
cu;ll c;o\ IC l Sl.)
out ' to "'h) I
Wkd tho~nand
r-tSiill n ob\1 ous 1
uoops to v.'lt
m:r. thrcntc:mng
Otl B shapJI'!d
Tbt 0\i.clS
~trio tl\:il tC
{or acxcpusncc
~b:abl~ thant thllt
. .,-... ..,. otl count
t'J~ po\\cr wtll ~
But the mc:n
tbr Otl-nc:b CO
Ll!ml~ Wl tt5 pc01pj
or l~Cfbuon.
:m~om lo pUDUC
:rllldb l;aUmg.
The-rei no
Ol}mpics ·
Olympics a~
toward ~
held th"
going into ~
protect th ·
ERE IS '0
AQ;. \HIE'
than mooe) a
to stop u.~n J
lhm lllC d.:tfe • cs
~num
ilizrr­
~-I I
~WI.UOD-
nd mull
~'flto•
~tng fDOIII
phomG~t
beral"'
nd m.-•
tOCAfll•
S1U tuae
.... \O~al
:uS .-o~~
Jl. ,, cott
ics?
lnrrf support barbarism
UE t.; 1'\11 EO IJ.\ I : houW pull out of
&be Mosco" OlympiC g:uno •mmcdmLd)
lbe C\m1Cts continue their om.bughl an
Ill P'-' 1\ll!.l n.
The rt"CCnl ln\'ilSIOO b) I~ 0\'JCU IS Q
:bllnl WO"' or oorbaru'TD coupled ~lth ambt·
~ u 10 &he ct rrnwn lor the IO\'llSJOn In
~GWI SoVlCt ll)lc \'CI') ltlllc nUOnn:ll!On ro
"""'"out ) co wh) the) ulted fgbiln~Stan
L1llcd tho~nds o( rebels. I suppose the
~n 1.\ Ob\:JOU) lntt Lhc:) h:lvc: mO\'Cd half
• uoo~ 10 \\Uhtn 25 miles of the lraman
tad~ . &hi'Cltc:mng the Pcnaan Gulf wherc
od 1.'1 stU p p:d
Tbc O\'IClS ha"c h!ltory of tn\'adtng
~:trio that s&crm. I ted, from a b4 u: ~rn­
for acceptance IU a worW po~-er Inc~
i1obllbJy thtnk that 11 merlCl dcadCl\ to tnkc
lbc o1f cuuntno thcu uuwmg as an c:qu:~l
laarld J'I)\\V Will wnistl
Bul the o\mtnenru tm: nOt about 10 lJlu
the 01l-nch coun&na l'hc: U uses other
~ntr !C'3 cconomu:allv, but we »I'C not g01ng 10
wnpagm through c:ounuu:s JWl to tuun
thr otl we need We\c been paucnt ""h th1:
"''""''"'"an Iran and our poslllon is to u.sc rorcc
a last raon lithe S bad done vob;at
So\yu did there \\auld h:I\'C bcl:n upnsmgs
~iib o,ul the count~') and rrob:abl) here at
~o and Cl•ut. But the · O\'lct O\'Cmmrnt
ll!t1111 th:!t tU people are tolcnant :almcntto the
of scd:luon. so till:) tum: almost total
l:::d!om to pun.uc thctr tnu. v.hicll appar'Cnr.J
~Ia t.tllutg. •
wci'C cnroutc 10 thr 1956 gasms, f<uu1.1n usnb
rollctJ our to c~h :a Hungoart;~n r~oll . Sp:un,
!)wtlttrland. nd 1he cthcrLlncb WJthcJr~ an
prott'."il But the HunprUlm paniCip.nal nd
beat the 0\lel Un•on tn \\liter polo m:nch
that turned blood) "hen a llunganan swtmrncr
v.~ auuc:kcd b) a Rtmmn ll.luch ~tartcd n not
b~ Hunganan p!C'Lilton
The bo)cotting of the
01) mpi · th b 1 \\a to
hurt th Russians hort of -
In olhct )''C:IlD then: \\l:rt man) cxnmplcs or
pohtlcl.l ln\o!Ycmrnt m lhc 1,?11"10.. wuh :fund\
bcm,g the most memorable.. Th05c: "ho 11rc hun
the moM b) politteal c~ploitlluon I'C the otb­
lcto thcmseh~ fo uam :all ~our ltfc to go 1M
Ol)mptCS nnd &hen ha\'t"SOrnethmgtoUIIl) unre­
lated to the pmcs stop you from comp:t•ng Da
tJ1lFdy But t~ Ruu~&~ns U1 tng the iiBt tcp
towards Work! War Ill as mon= tmJ'OlUlnL
recent S~'$1A"n-k poll sho llut about
iO ~rccnt of the Amencan publiC finors :a boy­
coil of the g;uno. fhc farmeD 10 Iowa O\'Cf·
~hdmmgly supported Curter last cd. C\Cn
though thcymnd tolmealotofmonc) bealu..~
of the gram cmb:uso The bo)·coumg of the
Ol)mp~ unlcu nothc:r 11tc C!in be found. u
the bdt ~'11) to hun lht RusSLllmshon of send·
ins uoops o~ troo~ th:lt oulJ be
rNlde up of ) ou and nr
I hope the Olympa "-'Ill conunue to be an
&SSUC ~'"UUSC t~ --:1) WDgS lltC UJ8 Wt tt13)
h:l'e seen our l:ut Olymp!ii: for a long time •
There i no logic anyWhere that compels us to go to the
01) mpics in the face of the pre;ent circumstanc • l·he
Olympi are supposed to be an indication of an ,effort
toward peaceful intemationali m. The gam are being
beld this ) ear in a country that doesn't think twice about
going into a ~country and setting up troops in the streets to
protect their own interests.
E IS '0 LOGIC an)'\\itci'C that com­
pcb us to go to the OlympiCS m the tACit of
~nt ctn:uimtllncts The: Ol)'tDp 1m:
to be an utdauon of an dfun
"""&JW pcaCitful mttrnauonali!m Tbe pmc5
ban hdd this year an a countl') that doc:sn'
l\~icc ubout gomg tnto a counll') and
~ . up troop; 1n the tm:u to protect thctr
mttre~u tlo"' li.Ou1d )OU Ccd lf one of your
~\!illS kilJcd btcaUK ht Uled tO nllrkf Up
nghu"
In a , Amcnca beha''t'S stm.ilar cco-
lr.IQtll~ ~ we used the Shah (or our 0"4n ceo­
~ t;un.\. Hut to 1tan ktlhnJ people and
lllila O\'tt another countf') IS a dill'cn:.m mat·
The quesuon of whether a eountf') th:u
~··-m this •11y mould host the most protJ­
rnternauona l C'\-ent lS c:utl) tuts-.-crcd
ACK WH ' THE pm.:s meant mon:
~D mont) and r<Jhll.cal po'Al::l' niiUOI\3
lO uop -.~n JUS! to bold the pmo. But
thinp are difkrenl Hunpna.n athlrtn No
Could increase tensions
.:J 01111 than 8 urtun
Of 0. l'k!ott'l' '""'
D E_l 0 THE REt Pn SOVIet &n\ on o{
A1gh3n~SU~n. rt R:Clm that v."ld.'"Jpn:ad
nh ovzel fcchnp nrc bulldtng rhioug.hout the
\\orld a duut rc:wlt of thJS. then: IS a
mo\rnll;nt underv•n> for till: l.' ruled uta nd
u~ U10 to bo)-rou lbc I \Ummcr 0 mpte
Gama cuncnll) schcdukd to be held m
tmcow
n rude tn aaxnt cd llOn of "Tiw
Orrgonum quot.cd lkput\ Sccrttar) tau:
\\arrcn Chmtopher as s:J)tng t.h;u the
l<l:ntuncnl to boycou lhr: mC'S "!IJ.7icadmg
arQUJld the \II orld • 'fhc: ton 1:01 f urtJin lO • wue th:u W1me arc" am gm-"' u Cnr a) to
suggat that lht G:ll'tla be held Mfmt\\-hc:R
other than Mosco\\. perh:l~ MuniCh or
Mont.rcal.
11m lS an unfonunate tum of CV\:nts.
PolittQ holds no plna: marn.1tLCrofthlSn.:llUI'C'
The Ol)mpte O:lmt$ re:pi'C'St'nl pcacd'ul ro­
e~tt~ bct\liUh huiTl.ln bcmp of all n:JUoru. •
nd ibould not fuU \1CtJm to poltuaJ contro
1'be l ruttd 1.3ttS 80\-cmmcru B gac:u
"'P:..,r"'pcll"4tr:uor o( iuch poliuaJ p<N~I g:1ma..
v.hich I'C C'\idcoa: of go,'ttllrncnts aU-to-ofltn
~W aurmpts to undemunc ""hop: for
pcacr on ltm p net
- ~--
C.n "e honestl · io our-
sehes that a bo~cott of the -Ol)mpic gam M~ill not ne
to Cfeate further deepening
1lension throughout the
world?
Tihc 01 rmpl(' G mo ha\-c long been 11
ubjC'Ct or conuo'cn) Whlt u. '~-onpruU'
rntcndcd to be a tnbutc lo thr brotherhood ol
man has no\11 b«ome D PQhUtDI puppet of
\\Orfd go,.emmcoh. u.1th thr So\IC\ Uruon and
tbc l mu:d toatcs a.s tlze mm& bbunt oll~~r...
1bc U and the O\tct mon h.;nc: ~ the
Olymp a Slllgmg grou:ad (or that <fupb)
of ph 'lia1J SU'Cf181 h. cq uatJns till: nUIIlbu
rnccbl li.'Dn ""~l.b tbc po\a;a u.-.ddaf M thcu
p~uuon amucs. The Olyn:rplC' Gama one a! the bJl
5)'mbob of t~ Cndmg hope: that bUIJ!3m can
lclm to In-c an ltlrmon To mold politv::a uno
the -fealm or aab!ctJc compeuuon to
undentUilC tbe b:uac lound..Jttoo upon bleb the
hope for tnlnqwlu) rnu
Go~mmcn1 ,.ou1d not 1uhocatt p!2a:
Gowrnmtnl Ill) &n ~'tr b) c:ac:abn lnlliattd
encmtn B&>nnst ,. biC'h lb.: m45)CS can ~ thar
unger CiO\l:IU'II:Dt poun a k!t of moon mto •
atmc:d forcr.. ten ::uthe e:lcpcmc oft cmlcM.
so aholt eng) b: pruto:ted from Lh mtnuo
Mucb ofthr: bor forc-e. ~ .. r.dcpcnd
upon the manu!actUTC of maJ:ht~
ddtrurtton n onkr to Ul'\l\~ aa n~una
eontnd.roon an t.cnm.. no doubt 11x-~
th:u " r and ru omrupracnt threat
profiL:lblr busmcu ror lltm'Oh-cd
\\ ttb the mmc:mcm to re tc the drnh
und till: chtlli ro~tn-1: r.m1d tn Amenca
lOib , can uzn:ung be far \\'h
\liOrl for pQCit ,.ben r n 50 much more
rcu. rdtn ~ Tb..-!'JO!nentl ~ WI In~
brought abou• tr\1 a •3r ocato a prmpent)
~JO «< b) mar. C\'Cl'}ont
AI Geora.-e OA--cll ptl) Jwed m 19!4
•\\ar 1.1 Pcacr.· a ~~ pnm%1.! ro
frlsht.rmn . non-flt"llon. That arutude a;
unquauombk p;uado:.uat natun: .a ddui4-lo
rontrndiCtlon m tcnm.. 1 bai U1, Dnl Lhat
~M~hat O\'t"t'Omcnt till about"'
\\c. huaPn bctngs. com t.br dcsun
of our pbnet. \\e \'C a r bt n &o
rn:unuun the bdii our home 1 ~ can: o(
thn frad pbnct cannot be kfL m the odJ of
men ho af'C no mo~ wn ,ofu I
b nutiH.. I.ISI118 lbl: earth ;u lhrn pamn:al
an\il
·~ cntrr thi! DC' ckcad:. n w1d
v. to set c:rrum guldrlinc:s to be C ca! tn
on:k:r to msurc t.he bqllllW':g of nrwthcrd«~
ten "'CIB from nG\11
Qn 1: bonatJ \ to ound\n t
bo}-'-''' or thc Ohmrnc G.uno cill OQ; ~to
ttcatc furtbcr cf:epcat trnsron through t &bt:
world'! In tbc prOC'CSl af mubbm,s M ~
Srt a prccmdl:nt for r.h 03IIOJU ludl n.d D1lt'C'
~ \\ c also 1n ~ stnm c mt~
wluch Jo 'ISh to ~p:atr 1n the G:une~ ..
B su:b act10ll ~ ) tb.ll u aU rf8ht not
to tuppon tbc (nm:•wt for "orld pe;a« \\c.,
the IO-CIIlltd lkmocra~ Am:llCl tu'~ n
QW IUIQ,pOI% been bbJ'I!ded IO Otr of the
fundamen.ttl tdc2 r cUiurc t t tbc:
OlD mcnt tndJ\idl:lh.
lnd vtd ai'C OOYo ncncbQ#rNSJ:!'Cl~
~- · mas! unfortun:tU: txn•ux lbc:w: K
pcopk bold pubapsthe ~o( rtn~•
the hope dgt othcn m.J) appear and rcp!ltru)b
thetr number
lpCh\lda:l do DOC ad 11: ~
\-.cYo poltliCS II dirt) and l.ln.l~ bw.mc"i:S
kf'\ to& no bcntf~! purpose ~o the canh and
human careuaun
Polmoltn~~uon mn uadcrmine tht
.. -mpa ~ n~ou,h pubbc seduncnl
" ~ a,plml b a mm~m:m
CiO\ntltntnt ril lislrn dold. to a lniiJOfU) of
tf'll: ~o'O:ltn, C'Sf!fi..U tD a ~~ ckruon
)'c:lf such :u t.hn.
PobbC5 d,.~lb 001 1n the-H~ ol Pb«
\\ hctbn the -.ns ai'C \'abd m tbctr
aC"OOm abrOitd or not. tbr spmt of the(){\ mpc
Ceamo ml.IM not tiC bl-oknt. 1 o do tuCb a lhtlll
•uuld bt to funbrr nlf~ the Rdmna
L&ht of hope •luc'b bwm not onn the t\~
lOn:h, bul IDORO\U 1n tht hraru of I ..._
mdmduah •'ho bclc\t lhe dlm:tlOtl ol tbl:
.anb a.hould be ck~•msrlll'd ' rb .ahlbt&.ant
A ad QOl b) l bctr -mlntSIC'd lcldcn. •
7 The greening of foreign policy:
Carter position is a disaster
Str~r Ha,rnrd
t1 ~ ftotwc1 loa
I~ 0~1! OF the mo,t-timn in.tug.
unal bdd~ . 01 our ~ntul'),
P~idcn\ John l\cnMd) uncqUI\ o­
Oill~ mapped out the n~nce ol _hu
faret~n rolic~ · •t.ct c'-c~ nauon
l;now. wherhcr il Wl"'l'les u~ well or 111,
that "c h.:\11 pa~ :sn~ price. bQr an
burden. meet ·~ hard,hep. uppon
an} lritnd, oppose an) I« to D ure
t~ Uf\1\':ll anJ the U(:ttS:) of
~~~,.-
During the cou~ ol hD bnef
president). Kcnned) challcn~ the
Ru s.~an> 10 outer 'fll<:e. lUnched not
at all from facinE them up in the Third
World. ordcmj m~les out of Cub.t.
and activel) supponcd the intcmts of
the \\'C)t throughout the world
All thangs ~n iderc-d, 1t was n
poiiC) that urpri~ no one. In 1940
._cnncd)' pubh he\.1 U h, £nfl4nd
\ ... r which c.\llm1ned the apath) ol
Bntons tow:ud Hatler and lfi\Jcd tor
,;gilantt and VIgOr an toretttn pohC)
Twcnt} }'ear.. later, we are :11 rhc
dOONef' ol wu in the Middle f:aM
alter U~ mOSt p~posterC\U) pcnod Ol
toreig.n poliq in \men~n histo~ .
Gone as the aura of l S le:tdership an
tlx warld. Gone~ rb -PJ, any pncc.
meet an\ hardship. oppose an\ roc· •
atutudc.
ln ab. place i a pohcy ba.sed on
S~elC-llagellation nd on n enure
col us ot ab:o.urdt~ 'ome"'here
along l.ht line we adopted the ._rmnCD
wt p<bture, somehov. tlx mo~
ideo that .. menb.- tS the real throat
to pea« and ~bilit) became the des·
ideratum ol Comgn pohcy thsnken
""The great drama of
the \lest in the mod·
em era is the pla)ing
out of its own guilt.
Guilt is devouring the
,·alues of the West, and
it is a tragedy to
w·atch."
THE :""EW FOREIG~ polic), per·
~nifiCd for three years 10 tht
Caner admulisuauon b) Andrew
Young. is for diminis.hing Amenc:an
infhaencc, idenUf}ing with the (on;a
of m'Oiution an the Third World.
apologwng for C'\'Ct) Arncncan foablc
datin& bad; to the Magna una, and
a' oUling cfua@recmcnts in general,
epec•ally wirh the Soviet Unaon •
nd) ' oung. dL'Ph')108 ht' rart'
w-hdom thlt Oarte1 alone: ~m .. to
pprmate , told lU that thc: r\)ilto!!-~
rnA\ w~ll be con,tdtRd a "'satnt
,omeda\ Dnd that Cu~n trooP' in •• tnc. W(re ae1uall) n •,tabalmng
Con."C. • Y C\ung has. been \tntn!(Cl).
1len1 btcl). Perhap' h~ u. gt\~n over
to ruminar.n • on ho" 'i0\1C:I troop<o tn
fJhAm t.an art cu:tuall) • ~tabahring
foJU
It t5 a forea&n polte} eharal:1er~
llcd b\ Dn antolerable amount of ore•· • Dllonal irJCompctc:ncc The t:lte
Dep;trtment ancptnc» over the lmn
embMs) fracas tl> ap~ll ing. Wh)
\\'ere (IUr cmb3"} pcnonnel there an
the fiN place. e p«llll)' alter the
president htnL<oCifw:n warned thatjullt
.. och an emba'-l.) t.nl.:eo,-cr mtttht
occu(? (E\~n Mc"aco had the good
sc:nse to do~ au cmb.,~y.)
Wh\ Wll~ there no quad. v.a) to
dotro) scmiti\~ documenu ? ample
dc\11%5 :l~ avaabblt that could
ac:comph"~h the t»l.. 10 ~nd~. )~t
cmb3 } personnel 'pent houn burn­
Ing and hrc-dding documents and Jill/
d1d not clurun.tte much c;en,iti\e
material A cong~onal 10\'C.'itag:s·
tion ol tht enure bungle is !>Urel)
(onhcomang.
M F. \"\ \\' H ILE. the gn:ate~t
threat to pc.to... has been and
continue. to be the O\"JCI Union Tlx
foreign poiiC ~tratc: ms ol JFK ha\"t
been ~o~l) chipped :1Wl2) under lhc
chamrra of -detente.· suft'l) the mo't
SIUillfiCd CO~pl of rttcnt )Uf">.
Accordmg to arms negotiator
Paul Warnke. the U.S I\ thr onl) ·)u­
pc:Jllowcr model" for the o\lle~. th~
·re\tmanl· on our pan ~hould ha'"t
•uuparecf' 'o' tct bcha"1or.
nothtr hatte~ lllusaon DC\·
puc: aancell:luon b) rhc U.S. of rhc 8-1
bomber. chc neutron bomb. and :~e, ...
~ planned JTUltiJU) an~tallat&oru
~around the slobc, the: l. S~R has yet
to slo" its buildup. ·when w1: build,
tlx) bu11d • !ia)~ Defen,e ·ecretal)
Harold Brown, *When we cut the\' • build ·
SenAtor Dan Moynihan. Andy
'\ oung's bnlhanl p~~r at t.hc
U.!". and one or tlx la~t of John
Kennedy\ ·Nev. Frontiersmen.~ has
been "'-ammg about O\IICt intentions
long before the: Afgruan aneursion
\\'riung an No,~mber. 1979 V~s ·
... wk. Moynihan descnbc the blcal
suuation facing the So\ ICt l ruon. ---
..
,.. -, . ~-
... we are at the door-
tep of war after the
most prepo terom
period of foreign policy
in American history.
Infant moruht)' as anereasang in
th ~o' 1et \J nion JU '"the overall mor·
t.aht) rate, o~tcnstbl) due to e'lc:cs: ''e
akohol ~abu-.c . The c:conom) ts sput·
tcrang. as recent Fl\~ YC<lr Pl&ns hlnc
been Jes efTccti\-c, and ethnic idtnttt)
is gaining -.trength And M Pope John
Paul 11. the l:ttest di!>pcn~r o( Chm­
tian opium. hu sholo\n, the appeal of
the ideolog) ts daminashing .
• • R u~<~.ln 011 L\ also run nang out.
\\ nt.e. Movnahan, ~lhe move is
obno~ mto the oilfield\ of the Per·
uan C..ull m order to re\enc the
dcchnc at home and prncrve nataon.ral
un11 )'."
t oncludes Movnahan, -... the •
present '>O\ICt ~tu:ation is one of
'opcrallon.31 optimi\m' and ·~trategac
peslimi m.' l he hon run loo~ good,
the long run b.,d, Therefore mo,e. It
w;u the c:alculauon the Au.,tra.
Hunpnan empare made in 1914 ..
Our inabiht) to formulate a pol
K;)' that Lal~ into ac:count th~ :!ltark
roahtiC!Ii ha:. placed U!> euctl) where
we are toda). What few option~ Car·
ter h.Dd with the lraniansatuauon ha\'e
now been complc:tcl) undone b) the
oviet butld-up ncar the lranaan
border in Arsharustan The ~o,u:u
To the Editor
Free credits?
Future football scandals Cc~it
gi\'al. dalla never attended) e:Lsil}'
can be a\'oidcd. C:redn no1li is being
granted for ~ •one~) Kman.tr piUl
follow-up scss1on -lbe ad in the Wil·
lamettc Wccl scu the cost for the
motel Knunar at 590, and ao adda·
uoi'UIJ Sl7 mal.~:~ -~\loll and Carl
Colle&r caedu a\--aaLable •
'The credit IS • Nrpin, e'~ if
fractional, v.ith the going rate at
about S360 per en:dtt on the home
&JOIU\d$.
lht trend tow3rd credit with
reduced cb.u umc tar1cd m clx 196CA
~lh Summer ~ons offenng fhe
v.ed:, lhcn three w.:el;. then three day
attendcn« tor one full c~ll. fh01e
"follow -up" leSs ions. ol cou~.
require 20 rrunuu:s 'pent with the
instructor to arri~ at a grade.
I'm offering to teach an at-meal·
tunc (don' tncon\'n!tcncc the chcnt)
lh~ hour. onr:-haU credit (tullYIAr)
rur the anstructor), ~errunar with a
pcr-.on·t~n IOmanuttlollow·up
KUJOn. on a cn:du-no-rccord twhy
coun andtpion) .,.,,, The 'ubjcct·
Grtc'd
8 Correspondence wanted
I am prt1iCntly in the \\'uhlngton
St.ate Penitential) at \\'all:t., Walla,
\\'uhanJton . One of our main reh3-
bilu.auon goab here i• to ha\'e cor-m·
pondenc:c wtth tlx ouu.ide v.'Orld.
That is the reason tor tbi) letter.
M) name is Rud)' Castcncda . I am 2.6
years old. 5' 11· tall and v.~!Jh 175 lbs. \\ith bro\\ n hair and brown eyes. My
interest$ \'ary. but my main o~ are
art. mu.Mc:. danang, and potU
Tha) ii Vtl)' imporun1 to me o~ l
ha .. c no outside: correspondence At
tillS time I will answer all letten..
Rudy OJJimt"do
11/18198, Box 510
Wallo. Wallo, Wo1hm,ton 99)61
Anti-draft resolution passed
•
1M ju/lo..,.&ng rt!Jofution '1\~t pa!Y'd unantmou.lly ltut Satuflill)' by t/1(•
Or~on l':tderotwn Qf Tf'acht>n:
W HF.R EAS, the P~ident ol the United Suue~luu. ..:ailed fur the resn~utu·
tmn ol draft reg~Wation for young Amencans, and
\\'HER EAS, the registration ol youna Amcricam i1 the nwin tc:p towurd
mthtar)' indUttion and 11 p~ludc to URitcd Stato mihUU)' tn&crvenlion into the:
Middle East and Southv.ut At~LI, and
W HER f:AS, the Un11cd St.ato and us cititemhtp arc not thr1:atcnt'd by
e:ktemalattJlck.
I HEREfOR E, be it rcsol .. r..i that thr Ortgon fcderution of leac:lxn.,
Afl.-<:10 oppoiCJ tlx reinnitution of draft n:gistrauon and be 11 finally
ruGI\'Cd that the Oregon Federation ol Teachers C:kptuSQ st• abhorrence With
United Suat.es admmistrataon-darc:ctcd war hyneria and conln\-cd antcmauon.ral
·cmes- dCS~gned 10 JU\IIIy upanded defense Jpendang and reKuc laltc:ring
pohttal career~ . - • -....
~ --<:::-
•
D
an nO"-poised at the jugular ol the
We--t. and the) are not likely to let g,,
8) rnucrin8 3\lr.l~ ror l\\0
month' o~t the t. '\ { .. arter ha~
ullowcd the ovact~ to po,tuon thern·
\Chc. to 'lelC upon JO} \mcncun
move npin)t Iron a' un excu\C to
move tn and ·dclcnd lr.tn ug;un't our
belh~mnc\ Carter tu' been reduced
to u.~ng 'crwl bromuJ~ . such as :1
renewed draft. to dQI wath the
•
~1tuauon
Jwt what ts at the root ol our
lore&gn pohC) problems ~ A look ut
Africa i' insJfthtful
JOJI,.r\~ SA\ I'ABI '\.1'>iled the l ~
,. ronntght ago M~t pc:opk
ha'-e nc\~r heard of Jon.n avambi
~avambi L\ the bbcl. leader of the
Angobn UNITA guenlla,, the proup
primarily rcsporuiblc for ending Port·
u~ colonial rule an .\I neD l Jl,.lT '\,
whach enjoy' maJOrll~ OJupport
accordana to mo~t reporu. L' pre'-Cntly
enga~ in trying to dn~ out the Ru,.
",;~m and those ·,tabthltnS!~ ( ub;an\.
\\-hom C\~mmbt claam' are even wof'C
colonsah)b than thl! Ponu~ .. e
~vamba 1. ~rsonno non xrato
sn the U S The tate Dcp:anmcnt
even tned to block ha., va''' fhc: rca·
:.on: hi~ conttnued elti!l.tt~ cull) into
quotion the ba.''" prema~ of our for­
eagn policy. The unique thmg about
"'ntmbi i-. that lx IS pro-American, :a
true: rant) among guerilla leader;,
c:s~utll) ,.jnce UNIT J\ re<:eiv~ no
help from the l S It 1\ another dj,.
turbing irony or our time: oand 8 hant
ol our moral dasarra~ that the only
-r~om lighters" w~ ~,u not v.ine
and dane are those who profc:s~ our
own "-alue:s. • .. .
-c e -.: - r
~
\.1 vamba had some: IOCI~~'u
mc:nt" .1hout the de<:n) tn U S
'iomc: !>Umpl "' Amc:nc.u \\11
lru~trutc:d by the defeat an \
1 he udmantl.t111ltOn ln\ol\l'C
~:ountl) 10 a wur Without adcg~
c::\plamang tt or JU<,hfymg at
wuh Watergate. people IMt \\
conhdc::ncc remauiCXI 10 the
~hlp tlx Amc.:rican people ha"
throujth a difficult pcnod of
tion and sc:lf~oubt But I ttilrl
wa) ot organtllng a n:co\"Cf}
leader. to lead to come I oN~
new initiaU\C<> , to be: )trong ani
ling to m~ them..ehn. not to
on the nation wtth excuses anl
Hi,tof\ dtd not end with • Vaetnam is o\cr. You must mO'It
·1 ho'e who are fnends
U.S ~ lO be \Upponed b)
1at \nd I m not tal~•n!l abc,..n~
ol.ang a conr ronuuaon l'm
about att1tude about gcncl'll
•
BUT THE comment b)'
that CUI ciO\e'll tO lhc borr
thi~· • r he grcut druma of the:
the modern etat!> the pln~·tnJ: oil.
own guah Gu11t IS de~ounq
\'a lues or tht W~t . and IllS a
to watch ·
Our faalu!b in the i"r llcl'!llll
arena nu' end up
dr:lftcd, a poor excuse for
~ . • But our foreign poliq'
lu., reachc:d the cntu:al 'tage.
thanp h:ls to chonf;t: and pntg
w1ll h3vc to be the-ad1mtrtisu1
Otherwtsc, a'> columm\t GC<KJC
ha' noted, "':l nation that bc:taa~
way had better BCt u-.cd to t~
of dcmive laughter p
Thumbs down on the draft
Rob~
of !he~ wt
WITH THE economy in a sl.:td
inflation reagmng... and gold
skyrocketing to new heaghu. 11 '" o
small wonder that ~ Jua,e another
crisis on our hands-the drah.
One of the pnrJCiples lir..t laid
down b)' our Foundang fathe~ was
that men h.a\'e the right to conduct
thear li .. 'eS a.' they sec lit, compateblc
wirh othcn' ri&ht' Howc\-er. when
paliticians irutitute the drafr ond Ioree
men into jungles or da;ert the) 're
clearl) denyang their right.. to ltfc
The man. ~le ~~or ol he, hfc
hlu a right to h\-c ac:cordm~t to ha~
choac:e. If he \4lua wh4t freedom he
h:ls, the ch01te O( voJuntecnnaltO liJ(ht
for 11 i\ hi~ own dcci ion 01 pnvclcjlc,
and no ltl(bviduul or group hU\ the
right to forot him to ri'l~ ht\ hfc
agaan't ha\ WJJI.
How OFT EN in recent )'can
ha .. ·e v.-e ~CCn politicmns trying
to rally us around "'our"flag ~owe can
go ofr And fi8hl undc:r som~onr t'/!1'"1
flag. on their $011 or 10 thdr JUngle or
•crou their descn7 h usually tunu
out that ~·re delending tomrOM
t'~s country and not "'our" own Do we 'pht our forco
another country, or do ~
home and make our deleruo
counter auad • .s .so air tight
country d~n' even con\idtf
proJpect of attacltins U!l...,
II 'omeonc feels thai
ovef"'Cas and ddendmg $Omt
countr} j., un amponant btl
dclendang rhe l natcd States. I
line.letthtm go But don' torcr
•n)'one else to go I am
delend Amencu, but that alii
to delend-Amencu. not 'omt
or JUngle colony •
LETTEAS POLICY
L.ette11 to ,,. E d1 rot .choi.M ~ IO &u 21 Tho dtildl"
noon. Mondays. SubmiJSiON
011 typed ~lp.JI:IIId ttnd
,,. 1111tq"a name 11 woflas ~ ..
dau 01 fuccillyatanttlnQ llln.mtllltfl
1/lJVo IJgnllwt!S may~ WUJ!Ifil
llttllll Lengtll U!ould M 350 ...011
teu All lotto11 will bo publbiWid
1110/Kt to ed•l f'l(llol Qflml'f)jr.
atW1 libobn "'~~ ,,
Log IIJJOt\1l.l U1e r;ghl to IIOIU ....
.,.,. J)IObloms IIi• No -WI!·
leti~t~ tw~n o. publijhfKI Sattd> Mormon
fl .. f'tone« I "'I
Suvt:RAI. '£.41
pohtu;. I pi.lrtl
·;oo~uorul Front'. ~
lbtlf po~terJ bl
rtJ!Oflcd to be ol ~
dl:ll j\uSChV.II/ \hi~
four \~f rago 11tu•
in8 a m;anh fix) \1
SqUirt' "'hen met .11
~runt\ CC~Unttri'Mrl
1 The pohi:IC'S advoc~
end to tmmagmuo~
J'crnar" a bet
!lllrm3 II (IIIII I I h fel
ftb. lq!IO, 1 ue ol •
10 MartJ Mel lonul
M: lnm ~ m:tg:JIJn
1 po\\-er to be red.
bps I.SOO JOUrruJh
a\tl cr,'llnh fo
GR E.Ct (R~d
f.uropc<~n Cl\ ali1!11
R.!,!hl group 10 f m
1\~un de Bc:nn
etel« t>f the poht
dtrnOCr.tC), Mo~ !o
!lmOL\1 the prub
commum~m. but
. p!Dimophtcul tr.acl
. dtfimtcl} taboo, Pet
15 not JtiHlC:Il tins 1a1
~ut i\ .tdHx:nung
abortion. mere
110niputauon .
l.:s\t :mmmc:r
illu.1tratcd G R. · C
lhi: l~tl ~C) (lllhll
~n~mment .tnd
poPUOn~ rro\ ide
l(ttS) to pohc) fur~
ta ~~~~ G. R. r~ . f
111lr d',\dminau
Goard d'F,t:.ig~
Qih, u f1goru, ~
. cc~uon 85,000) t
GR f. C F. thwu
aiM! his 1111l. ,\mon
n\ a•l:;tluloguc· o
Rt$s.. tlx world' o
h~tn Blot, r
k-.cl core group, 1
Jonathan Bu.rtnn
Ill ... l"'onrff I •l'l
Ol hi£>£: ~n '
blhng The
It cloud\ po.1 rade
1\ut iJ lhi~ i'i JU'I
!ben CheHolct '"
tou)lng.
Ont' lool.: u
li!IIICthan g tw• bed
tfi on the l!Urfuc
r~n wasteLand
orJ) monument to
Ill: dC\"UMuted n:
lauulul lo~t:o.
I l'>o~ed u~
College: f:duaon OJ
' Ibis deli ned ... ldil~
~ ad:~pted or maj
1uth11Ut dllfkult)
1 thangcd ctrcu
hcsltJntlv. ,, stdc
DOt appl) to so
rkmg from
CliUr..ill) lc:h n
lllYde mv chc~• I •
Uthern Cuhlor
th:at menn tl\31 t
from all other
outhcm L
cc Culilorrtia~
much haru ... 'imcnt
~called •Airt .. •rl
uptnns
MGo,crnor M
Cllilornia n.\
'16osc" l\ e \l: ry
BORR0\\'1
h.t \.1; II' nrn...t
lllanife~tallon.' ol
11\ose who -.uftc: r
~um~ about
frustmtton 1n••",.
\OUii wan~ dl' pc
1.\n and when
tmimnment won
11\11} n suddc
dctrnor;st,on. nod
l here nr.:
Ilk! 11\at-~llh
l!lillaon t·J(lnC:ha 11~
"me n\luu w h n •
HUllnOlt
fnench d
rted by
'g a t>OIIII ~
'· I'm
ncrat
. e tl'ltema .
getun~
k for
poliq
u stagt.
nd pcrtll
raft ~J Mom\On
~~-,...,.. <r ....
S l \'[ R,\1 \EARS ll£0 the fourth hugc3t
pohtteal pa tt.) en f:nsln ncJ ~ll' thr.
•:-<auonlll front; D neo·I&M:ttl pohllcal part).
tbnr pmter~ at pubhc: gnatle r;chool1 are
lfl'Ortcd IO be of Au\ChWttl . r he po~lCI') ~)
ti'.JI 1\usehwtll wus u lie und OC'\Cr happened .
four yea~ u •o tudcnu. tn I ontlon w~~ hold·
, mg 1 nw11:h 1 he) \~c~ cammg up to RnJ L ton
, ~U:SIT when met and uum:);cd b) the Na11on:sl
I 1 ron•·~ CllUnlcrmnrch . One aludcnl w:n L:illC'd.
Th: poltcte nd\·ocu t~o'd hy lhc: Front tnclutlc IHI
mflo tmmtgnll•no. nnd tn homosexualuy .
l'ahltp\ ij bcltcr picture: ol lht\ sruwing
1111tro3uonnl thre1t CJn ~ gle.encd (rom the
kb 19!10, 1 uc ol .\tllllrcltn Rr\'tt'h. Ac:c:ording
10 ~bra Mcllnn:lld ( f·rcnch eounpnnllc:nt for
lfr~t/rall~ mng;mnc:), •I.e 1"ml\atu 111 m"•
J power to be rcd:oncd wnh. A group ol ptr·
b(" I SOO JOUmah~u. pubhC&\t • tcachc:nt ttnd
n\11 M"r'1lot furm the nu:mbersh1p of
G R tC f ( Reseurch and tud) Group on
fumpcan Ct\thlallnn), the: ,arumnunt i'lc:"
R~bt group tn F·rnna:
\lam tJe lknoi't t'lthc "thtomt and !ltomt
unlet of the P"hucnl ~c:w Rtght•. lie lttb that
dcmOCmC\', Mo~ llnd J~us arc passe:. rur
Ll~no•~' the problem '" nut socwhsm or
t'Ommuntsm, hut the entire cgaltturwn
prulo\Oflht"''' tr.Jdttton . Ra~wl mt tng 1s
6tfin11cl) tuboo Politic:nll) tht\ f~nch theomt
0not athocallng In\\' ug;mm rucml tntc:rcou~.
b\11 I' nch OCBUOg ~uch tun!\ ol) Mc:nlll.atlon ,
4bolliOO, mere\ J.:llling •lnd genetic
c:;tnipul:lllnn.
1.-.,t ummc:r a ..c:ric: ol medin e:\pose'
IDu~tntcd G,R, · C.fi pcnctrution of the p~ ...
tb= two kc) pohtic-.11 p.ltties,the htghC)tiC\'eh. ol
JO'tmn ~nl und C:\'Cn c:.Jbtncl olltcc:s r~
pQ!IIlt'ln) pro\ ide n foundauon that nil ow
&«tS> 10 pohc) formJHion . ,\mong I he: Unt\C:f'51·
IX) Wltt (j R. E c. r· CtrciC5 I the rlCok: ~lliJI)o
ult d'1\dm10t~lrnuon Prestdc:nt \'alcn
Gi!ord d'Fstatgne\ alnuJ·muter 1 he Pam
IW~ . u figaro, ha~ n \\Cd.end nl.l~line (cu~
cuhtion 85.000) that t:. no\\ controlled b~
G.R f. C F., through dtrtetm I ouis Pituwd'>
and hll sutn o\mong the antclc~ tn the rrug:umc:
ru a· atnlugue· olthe -.nbubuon\ or Rudoll
lieu. the world's old~t pri,oncr.·
h':ln Blot, pre,.tdent ol G.R.E.C E \top
Inti co~ group, the •Club de I'Horage.· se'"'c~
Jonathan Burton J.. ""lftftt I ·~I
0 l I \IOE MY darm w-indo~ a light ram''
hlhnf I ht-~h L' a un·ht s~l nnd the
,, h cloud\ parade ,Jowl) b), It'd b) a \Oit wtnd .
But tl thi, i\ ju ... t another t}picul o~gan dol)
llxn CheHolct '' the nc" giant 10 low-mcomc:
~ng
One lou); ut the ground tlt\ulg~ that
lllmrlhtng has been ami~ Onl) a traoe ot icc i'
tft on the o,urfuce, nothing c:ompan:d to the
Croztn wa)teland or .t couple ul tl&)l> bdo~ . I he
ocl) monument ttllht' )'Czu' annual ice,tonn •~
thr: de\'a.,.totcd n:m.'lin' ol w-tt.Jt u~ to he
laultlul IO~\h ,
1 I looked up ·adopwbiC'- tn Wl"b11t'r'
College: L:duton ol it"' Nl"w WorM O,wut1on •
Thl)ddincd ~.sduptab le" a : I. that wht~h "can
. bt adapted or m;1dc \Uttuble. 2 ablt to chanboe
•tthout dtflkuhy · o u' to conform to "''" or
thanac:d cir~umst:1 nee'\," I hc:n. .Jirno .. t
lirlllantl\', 11 Mile cummcnt uppcared •tJac-.
IIOC apply to Southern Calilornt: ln' •
Bcmg lrom Southern Cablomirs m srll. I
taturall) lelt rt :~urg(' ur humc:tow n pndt' sw\!11
llbide m\' chc t In delcnsc, I wondered that tl •
Soulht:rn Cuhlorntun were unadnptablc, dtd
tNt mean th:u they wt:rc !lomchow dtlfcrent
lrom all other hunums7
Southern nhlumta t\ o much mah~OC'd
1\b~ Culilorman to general ure 'icurn'
much ham mc:nt bv the n: 1 ul lht countr\ \\ \. -an: called '"1\trhcnd,. • und ··-..pan: Oadell! · out
~ptnng Governor "''' bc .. n !iCnptcd 11
"Go\crnor Mooube11m" . People rcgurd
C'altforrua ~~ one huge pht)ground. "here
'lOose .. " e\el) tnhabttanh' mtddlc numc.
BORRDWINli hom the w-iMJam ol 1-"rcud,l
h:1vc tem1cd the-e wantnn uttud:s a!i
~ntrc,tuuun' ol what 1 \.<tll .. l.&nntn l·n"y". All
lhos.,· \\ho uflct I rom aht' dt\turlMn ~;.: h.l\c: an
1ll'!c:cUrtl\ abuut not hc:ing tnn nnd dtm;t their
lru.s&mtmn towttnh Cuhhlt ni:tn . 1 he'< pom
lllUis wun~ tl~pcratch to pc»e~ a yar•round
Un untJ when the\' lmtl that thc:lf tut~· ·l!o • • tnvuonmcn t won 'I ulluw it, the\' go bef\tr~ . It 1
lnll} •' •tltlcmng "'8hl ol p~ychologirnl
dcttnorat ion, one "1th I righ1cn1ng po stbtlttt<$.
I he~ arc per hap' 22 mtlhon C".nltl<lrnian
lod that wtth lht: ~etptton ol ten or so
ailltion HoncJilln'i !IIIII Jell\~ 0\Cf 180 nulfw11
1\lt)Cni:Un'> who DfC pC1tCntiuJ \1 lUll\ of J onnm
fivtw, I.Qg. Jan Jl, 19/UJ Fascism being institutionalized
all around the globe
~~~ the right·hl1ntJ man to the KCrt:Ulf)-gcncml
of the: nco·Gaullt\1 pari). f·ormcr f n:nch I ntc­
nor Mmu.ter M1cheul Poru.ttuwslu ts Prnident
d'f:.\c.ugne\ cl~• nthew•. "hile the mmutcr's
mcmoircs nrc reported 10 h.au: IC(tton" bor­
ro\\ed \'Crbaum from some ol 8cnoi\t:\ o\\n
WOitlli)
t\UaJU'I Van Kagcnt'd. r .. n, rorrapond·
c:nt lor /),• lt'rlt (n non·hbcral <iermnn nmgn·
1incl noted m the I ~nch pubhallum, /,,.
\fu11d~ . ·when I lcuf through J\lnm tie lkno-­
sM' mugtMcnul wort, lttm from tilt Rtght, l.n
German, find ona: mnre the thstant ntHhlmnru
of my )OUih I heart.! (!hose same 'IUeillomJ
bctng J'(»Cd 40 \~n ago durmg lht Schulung.\·
Abcndc:, the tndoctnn:ltton c\~ntn • of the:
Hiller \OUih tn m\ rustt\e RhtnebncJ • -
\\'A CL has evolved into the
foremost neo-fascist umbrella
organization in the world.
T H[· fOI I.<)\\' I ~(j pa ~gcs I rom n.,
Puhh~ f.),•, Vol II, t uc:s I nncJ 2
(W.Lllhtngton 0 C) tJ~nbe ·• \\urld ~1dc
or~nirut•on that reprc~cnt" 11 I.e) < c'l<thtton of
fC'Jclion:Jr) c:nunc~ ltctm:l} m~oh"td tn rmdi·
C'uttng cgahtartun oru:ntc:d mo' emcnts
(An} ont' intcrcstnJ tn ~mg the nrtu: lc, coniiict
me. bnx 1913).
·smce 1t rormauan en 1966. \\ 1\Cl
(World Anii·Commumsl l.e.tguc:) hus ~oh"cd
tram n hchind·thc~ncseold war lobb\ rcttaJ.
llJng in Jl$YC:hologia~l war1orc tnlo the lo~mo ~t
netl-ru!'Ct I umbrtlb urg;tnt:t.lliJOn in loda) •
"Orld WII h Un IOCfe:JMng hoire ol rt:~pOO\tbht)
lor tntcrnaltonal terum ~m l·or tn)tancc. the
December 197,3 bomb•ns of n Rome Utrp<'lrt b
the P11L1dm group mercenary arm) "hteh lt:JIIcd
'\2 people "'1\ \.OOrdtn:ated I rom olfkcs the: mer·
cinaries h.trrtl "tth the \\' \CI • the Cl \,and n
dl\'1. ion ol Sp;tm h mtelhgtncc .
• r he lith W 1\CI conlcn:ncc , held m
Wn .. hingcnn, 0 C. 10 Ma). 197li,confirmcd the
~o;e01.:~ or tht new mtsston Co-financed b)
TuJ\\an \outh Knm1. ~ud1 1\rnhw . and \'enc-1ueta, the league cmcrgrd a~ an •nc:n:as•ngl)'
unifted nco-fascu.t umbn:lt:.. troup tn:tchtng tts
tenuacb across SC\'Cral Cflnllnenu Oelt'ptt'l
represented n.'JIIonah,t, llnll~ScmtllC:, anll·
CnmmUnl\1, ,1nd on:h<OOSCt'VIltii!'C C.llholtC'
~rtta and cdb hom over 70 ruuion\ I he tJ S
dc:kg;ttion const~tcd o( kcp. Juke Garn 1 R-
Utuh), Sena1or Strom l hmmontJ 1 R.S.C ) Dnd
the conference hn\t snd pnn!>Cr, Robert Andcr-
5nn, D D (' --ba\C:d anii·Semlttc anthropologi!t,
whn " currentl) the tltrcclor of the Counctl ''"
t\mcncan Affatt~ . fhc heghltght vi tht:~o n~n•
was lhc chl!rtenng tnto \\ Cl o( G1orgto
Almuunlc'~o Momncnto hata;ano ( tSl), l~ly
leadtng nco-(nscut form:atton
•Jn the finn len day:\ of January. 1966
dclct;:u~ rrom orne 30 countn~ mel tn Seoul.
outh Korea. to offi llSII) c:hartc:r the \\ orld
nh·(ommunt)t l.cuguc lu. rmaen ofriC'O \\l:tc
awbltwd '" Scours frccdClm C;c:ntcr. ~hu:h
\\u!> orpn~zrd b) the Korean Cultuml nd I rtt·
dom r·oundnuon u~cn =,. II Rc\l:r&nd Sun
~lvung :\1oon fundrnmng arm ,tartcd h)
Moon~ tntcrprctcr, clmc lnc:nd ond Umfiau•on
l hun:h member, Uo Ht f'ul
·Funds for the f·m:dom Cemcr cumc pnn·
etp;ally lrom the Korc-dn go\~.:mmcnt wtlh
7%.000, and the KCfl. whiCh dc:nH·d the
bulli ol 1IS money through t3J.o<;..c:mpr dona·
tton!t tn the ll • The ~rtwtndcr can~ lr(lm
other \\' ACI. mcmhcr:i RtehartJ A \ ta;ucnc,
lumed nght·Wih£ cJm:ct matl pru wa,. pntd
S~ .OOO h KC:f ~ to rui~ rnoOC') lor K Fl
c:fforu. such 111 lht-\\' J\Cl prOJC:C:t, ccordtng
to pubhc record~ on lilc tn l'~ 'tor&. State
·t nttl D re" )CliB ago. the I member
n:procntall\C m \\ \( I "a~ the menc:an
Councd tor \\ orld f-reedom, hc•uJc:d b) l.cc
t::dwnrds. n fOrTI'lCI cdtlOr or \ tguc:ne COIU• r·
\'Otn'f' IJrg.-.tl, fl wcll-dtstnbutcd month I) ma~·
11nc &JwitrdS. :mold Ctuna lobb) ctJ\i t tn It\
day, 'W3~ n co-founder \\lth \\ tll13m Hoelle)
antJ Man1n ltcbm:tn of the 't'(IUOg \mcnc:ans
for Fm:dom tn l9t\2. f.dwardsond bn; organ&lil·
tJ()O lch \\ o\Cl. tn n:ccnt \"Olr a~ It dnfted -nghtward
-sl the: early 1971h. \\ 1\CI had pnl\1:n
ttscl( 10 ble the lcgnun:uc: l'bme·bcar~r for nco-
Lifestyles
Just how does a Californian
get through an ice-storm?
Em). It mu't be stopped Research program
arc undcrn'3). and if you would hle to heir.
scnd ~tour w '\-dcdu table: c:ontnbuuons to• • 1 anntn Envy r·.hnunatuf) 1 I EEJ. l C Bo~ S.J~.
Lew 1 :snd Clarlt: Colle1,"t'. Portland, 97.219
T anntn En'' wtll Na\'C to be t.ltscussed rur· • thcr 'omcttmc m thr near future, bcalu)C I M'tt'
a prior commttmcn t to tht\ ~per to dl!IC~ s
"h.ttJI \\U"> ht..:e to ben Cnhlomusn 10 llll'> \nr\ •
mu1.1nt u:c torm. Henu:, the delinttton ot
udaptable and the ~ubscqucnl tanboent m) cdttot
wtll mo .. l h~clv c:dll • •\\ hat 11 "a' I tlc to be 11 Cnhlornian m
1 ht~ ) t-ar\ lu: ~tonn, • b\ Jon.lth.m Rurtnn.
wnter,
It mu~t\-e been hell, I don'l n:.tlh l.now -
m~lelf. I """ U"tJ) I rom campu~ ror much Ollhe
urne m .t warm hou'il' \\tth 11 \\l't'c.t ~10\C , 1-rom
m} reinlorced rosttton tmtdc the hou'il' I CXlUkJ
I I
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I I I
I
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I I sec on I} whtte. and I 'rn d3mn gbtJ I wa "'
ou~tdc. 1 o be qutte honcst.l'm not sure I ~ould
be wnung tha~ no" had I \cnturcd out mo~
than I dtd.
't cs. I did m'"ter up m) couro~enough to
bm\C: the: clement for a hon tame I " ~n'\
prc~red (or "h:u I ~ul);ed tnto I hud nc\cr
before seen nn)thmg quue hl:e the '-'1!1tructton
that grtttcd me: 1 thou[!ht lor ~un: that omeone
p I hen: had JU"t tlccldctl on II "h1m 10 CUI tht'
tring und k:l U) fend ft•r ourw:h-a
\h mind c.·onJured up ~lOll) of rolitn£.
)3\llgl: humans runmng :.mol.: (.lll lhc slacmted
Utfa«' fll the: curt h. With Ch tht.ZIIIOO !>UI:h B II I)
ha\ingto moH~ underground Mil) l~l ~tnutbn
unul the ~holt thtng ble\\ O\~r .
I f IS A w.:ll·lnow n ll!C:I that ltfoml4n\
ha\t' thm blood llu bnef rctum to the Itt
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.... rfq 1 Wt+EN -r-~ 9AtD 17oR:("V.ND 'WA'3 REAllY WET ~ ••
L11{E 1 ' ~Ao tJo ;r;E.A ! llUCt\1 QUSC:S The second general a sembl)
( a1gon, 1968) c:subh:ihed abe World Youth
J\nli·(()mmuns t l.eaguc (\\VA< I) "'h•ch
SJOCC: then has held nnnual mc'C'IIn along ~tth
those of the p:t~nt org:tntUitOn J he thtrd
bnnu:tl mcctmg "~1i hdd tn fbnsLol, lhatbnd
tn 1969 from I here tt tnn~llcd hJ 'I Ol:)O, J11pJtn
tn 1970, to Quc=1on. the Ph1hppua. tn 1971.
hnd to Mex~c:o Cuy 1n 1972 I he Jl"\'Cnth wu to
ha\c been held tn 1 ondon tn IY7J, but "'• held
ofl unnl the lollowmg year and held 1n Wu~htn •
lf'ln, 0 C umber eight ( Br.ttll, 19751 marLcd
wmcthmg of a aummg pomr the: !Utu:llton m
Vu:t N&m, Portugal tinll {irecc:r. plu curooom·
mumsm\ enro.1d, m Italy. FrnnCle nd S,aln
con\ptn-d 10 make the W Cl fc:d prtUurtd on
SC\'CnJI from and ub•uldoncd b the
gm'trnmrnt A united front for fra:dom
declared the rencrnl 0 ,;embl)', would rn.udl
agatn t chc: oncomtn ommuntJt hordn nd
puc a dtx'tSt\'1: end 10 the ggreuton 0\t:rtum
would be m.:uJc to a~:owed f11~ 1 ond nc~
( iCUI OfgDDLlJillOO -
FOR EX MPI E. ·When Ju.1n Peron liE
194S-1955 alf"CUlKr or !he ~nunc
home for dt!iplaced "al mumcd to Bueno~
trn hom MndmJ an 1975. h~e\d pmt. f: JCUt
nstrolo 1st J03e Lopu Rep. became h1,;
·:w-.""ll\1. mtmstcr, and \\uhmgton rrun ferrt:d
I opa Rcga'~> good fnend. l mb:l dor
Rohc:rt tf111. trom Madrid to Rucnm u-a
Lopc:r Regn's lim uul '1411!> to nrpm~e rp:nu­
nn't ,\nlt.Communt't ,\lltoancc: ( \) ~ hts
rn:&tn weapon tn nn extcJmlna11on aamp;ugn 'P'"'' the J\rgcntmc ldt that ha• b) now
claunct.l lhou\and\ of ln'ei and outlm:i.l ~~
~w~ ol Juun Peron and h1.' wtfc 1\abel
•from bll nppc:arc~ 11 :r.ccm~ \\ l will
be around for n wtult Mcmhent arc rour1nang
m mo~ noncommunLSI counlne:s.n ~of" hu:h
m:llC'he\ tflc 1~1 of COUntrlC) fttCI\lng farctgn
and m•hmry appropnauons of lhc: I S go\-an­
mcnt lhc) ha\'1: aooas 10 forrmdable l"C$0urcn
and fnc:nd nd aU~ m corponsuom and
so,-emmentJ around the \\Otld, nd rcpresc:ma
lc) consohdauon ol the 11.:111t ~t\\ol1l. n ht1~t
lcrTOn t cold war rhctonc and ob~\'C nil·
com mum u. •
Tlm artacle shO\\ ll mall bu1 pow1:riul
group of people \\ho can perhaps best be dealt
wuh through :an aC'tl\~ tt\\'lln:'~ of I heir ext t·
encc,and an equ;alawllrc~ ole he 1mplataon\
nf fD:~Ct\1 pohctn. and pohl •
J.\gc: conlirmed th:tt m m\ nund f-~or deltno~n
pcnod 10 ltmc lh;i.d myself con\lncaJ ofbcm a
nakc, for I ~nN I had to be cold-btootJed I
kept looL:•ns around for snmU nu..~. but I
suppo~ the) werc amouflagc'(l b ull the 5no"
"o. I should be more fatr One ot the
n:a~n~ I me to Oregon \\a) 10 c.'l.pcnentt
wothtr and sc:uon. for \\here I come from tl"
5ummcr etght months out of the )car. and filii
IJocsn' cumr unttl ~n~ U nght. I \'C
e~penc:nt'Cd \\hen's the ne t plarn: lo l
\ngdcs'
ScnoU!l~ thou{dl. I bod ol cnJO\'C'd the Icc
Storm (Clpttalucd out of rap«t) bcc:lu._'IC n
p~c me a \;hnncc to lm~ tn W;J\ I lud
prc\lu\1$1\ onl.) drenrncd of h\lng, '' u )OUOf
bO) I had bl~"> \\lihcd for frttl:IO" da)
butldlfl8 \nowmcn h:.a\ln!l no" ball fight • and
dnnlmg hot chocolate: bdl'~ roann ltn:
lncurat.k' "''"Mnuc that I t~m. I \\il 10
hiL\UUI e.:: Ia\\ lh th~ da'10 I h.1d • snow torm) rugh~.lll wa(m )\O\"C, no tcfc\ • wn
fire. fncnds urouoo me a so(){! ltmc II "a"
\\Ondttfultn th:st n-pect It \\~'>8 bcauulul ""''
to s:un greater undc:n.tandtng f.\1 )OUI"-t"lf nd
thost' around .)OU lfth:It ~\\hat tl ml~ to hong
reorlc together. well thtnlha nun rug h~'> \ott'
(or the: Stmple Ufc
C lll OR' I 15 ntCt t:mnt d But ltfor
nta '" untlorm wcathcf'""l)C h l!l ~ J\\ \
from the lun ~hen pmcttrnll\ C\1:11 .tJ, ~ u
uno\ da\ It Ut'-e\ reopk: Oil !!WlnJ
Cn hI Q rna;aru p:mK" \\ htn r a C'ed " I' h I f'IL "lcmt' nt
wetther I ~ tuldn' ~no~ how to dn\e tn l
thunderstorm. IC'I :tlnnc un Itt torm It ~;~,
u•liK ult 10 (\'t'n walL 1 he opcnh hlnmtan
nUJOII of dn\m • dtd not c\en enter "" nund
lbc opcnl human ntu=tl ol l;~p·ng ";~rm '-'td
hi:•W~\t ·r. nod o ti\;It wa m\ mum ~nt~:r ol
co nttn t m II on.
lkin~ n)lc:U "hat 11 1 h~c bc•ng :.
Cllhforn~>~n m tH•~halhng wrnthcr condtllnn'
'' DC'IWlll\ unf;ur for 11 perpc:tWI~ the m\lh
that t: hfomuuu nrc unu u:.t from the 1~1 t\1
\menrnn I hi.\" nnt M> and t\a) t~lt.dth onh
amClf\,g tho5C' or On ulcuhOIK' ruUUrt'
I m no d1ifercnt. ~u;1-.c I :mt lrom
ahfom.a. ond Ml t:nO\lllh s;:atd l hough lh\: rum
'' lalhn h,ghtl} harder no~ I lhtnl. Ill hnnt:
out m) beach to~'CI and b) out ag..tm•t .a l.allcn
1 fC\' b run h l.lu er •
9 •
SQorts ------------------------------------------------
Wrestlers fmal season;
lacks leaders, interest
Rob~
ol .. !"'one .... .,.
Despite "•' memben and an
entbw.ia'uc cro\\d bacl.mg thtm. t~
Plooc:cr wrc:.tlang squad'-Juturc as
uocxnam.
l C\\lS and Carl: orcncd ils
lQ~ ~1bng season v.1th a one­
m:ah;b~<Khn:c los to Unlleld Col·
ICboc a~ P•oneer \'eteran Ron ~hd.cr
~'3tchcd from 1he 'idrhno "'''h a
boulder inJUI'). ~tore tmponant, I he
grappk~ h:a\'C been told thi \\Ill be
1he1r last se;a-.on ;b a tc:am
-The ~i' people on 1hc ~uad arc
a good nucleta to butld I rom," said
coach Jem lo.rummel. •Hov.-evtt, the
rettnl deaMon b) the admini,trouon
to diSconUnUl' the \\'J'ej,thng program
mal.e< 11 hard 10 recrw1 and mainlatn
•audent mvolvcment . •
Krummel felt the dropptng oil he
prognsm \\ilS c:au5Cd b) .l bel. of lead·
e~h•p and 'a bel. of 'tudent interesl,
:nliJ said ·o~ tostcrrd the other.-good O\erall ptr1ormnnc-e, .. and
e'pc"t http from 'ophomon: l lcuntc:n
and ~mor Kbd.er. both \Ctcrans ot
b't year'--.qood llcunu:nand Klickc:r
cnch placed ahtrd in the contcrcr!C'C m
thelt weight dl\i'IO~' Ia" year.
•wo u~uall\ come' on 'IIJ'Ong • toward\ the mtddlc: of the sas'on and
I'> hard to bc:tl an conferenc-e
rn:atches. • &S)ham ~id .
& ham ·~ also conrldent (re.Jl.
rn:an Brannen v.tll be a btg help to the
tr:am. Brannen v.mtlcd mtemauon·
all\ Ill\ I '\'Car, but nec'<b 10 '" 1tch from
1 ~~~ le. to collegiate-- t} le w~ding .
l·n:ot~le ·wrcsthng imoh~ thro\\
and mov~ nude: \\htle \tanding,
Colleguuc: j_, more t«hmcal3nd mort'
of ah mo'~ take place on the mat.
fb,c\ham ),did the: po itivc altl·
tude olthc: \\re.tlc"' j, a good ''gn It
t!> tough for the lidr. to ~ta) out lor the
team whc:n thcrt' i~ ~ much uncer·
tatnt\ about the futul't'.·
-Khclcr ..atd the: crowd wa.; a big
loctor for the tenm ·The ,pirib more
rhan tnplcd lontght \\-lth lhe large,
\OCll and almo't unrul\ crowd •
The 1e2m~ ne:(t mCt'l \\lll bent
Wlllamelle l ni\'C~II~ 1n • alem ~b .
0 • SHALL WE DANCE?
Sophomore Wes Ueunten and Lanfteld opponent try to
battle thetr way out ot a stendoH tn last Thursday's match at Pamplin Sports Center The
drubbed Lew•s and Clark three matches to one Dc:!;pue the prognm' other
proble~ the squad "'orJ..cd hard in
Ill boUI \l.lth Lmfeeld. The highlight or
the encounter "''35 a hca\')"Wetght
match anvoh1ng freshman 1om
• rruth
lihe bout ~taned s.lo\\1). but
he3ted up n the middle or the second
round v.hc:n rruth dealt hlS l.mf.rld
opponent .. bod) \lam lhough\'l,lbl)
un::d m the neAl round, Srruth ~red
four quJCL point$. He lost the match.
h0\\'1:\'C:f, on a duputcd techntcal
\1obuon Pioneer women lose momentum battle
Cagers wilt under illarnette 's pressure
Dan \\ illdni
al Cbc "'-1 oa
ln othcluct.ion. ire;bman Char·
lie Han struggled through t~o round~
and \loilS dov.n b) lhree pomli enter·
rng tht thtrd. 8) scanng a I"C\'el')lll,
Han ended abc tn.lllch in a tic. The t..n.1.s and Clarl v.omen \
baslctb.1llteam ran into hot-$hooung
W1lbmette lal.t Thur'lda) naght und
the host Ptonccl" came away 8l-7b
lo~rs .
$3m 811lnnen had an c:scarc in
the second round of hts m:uch, but a
cruc:i:ll militale COI.\1 h•m the match an
a fall fhe Bearcnb >ihOI 3 bln.rjng 52
pcrc:ent from the Ooor In lhe sccond
·half the} convened 15 of their 21 fn:c
throw attempb
\\ cs Ueunten scored a taledoiA n
'" the tint round, and lost an escape
and a ual:cdo"n 10 the second In the
1hird round he g;,uned an escape and
was soing for a tal:cdown when ume
nsn OUL The P1oncel"5 aho enJO)~ an
c:;(tellent •hooting rught, though their
46 pcrc:ent floor c:tlort wu up~tagrd
by Wtllamette \ net-burning.
P1onecr cc:ntcr Ahcut Prov~t led
all scol't'rr. \l.llh 22 points.. while grab­
bmg a game-tugh 15 rebounds . \\'il­
lameue's Brenda Hansen and Barbara Coacha Krummel and Ke1th
&~ham said the "'rcstlcrs ·put '" n
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S.Pt. 22 Dec 12. 1910 OR3 Future 0
The Unlvera":r of San Olsto dosl not deleltmiMte on ttwt
t11TM of taca, .. .., tolor, ,..= .... M&nal or1CJn anc4ntry , 01 handte.tc» ~n lh 1)01 and Pf'OCRII'\a . • C<1nda puccd the Bc3rc:lt with 19 md
lb pothL' r~pccll\cly .
"'Ju,t v.hen 11 seem\ hkc we\c ~ot
a problem corrected, a different one
comes along." l.C coach Sue Pcler.on
~1d after the g,.~me .
·1 omght. we ran our 1onc:
offeme a~ well as we C\tr hO\'e but
our problem \\aS initiating our offense
through our po101 guard Their
defense lorced Ul outside u ICit, and
that created rn:an)' tumo ... er.. that v.e
houldn' ha'c: made."
Perhap~ a more imponant prob­
lem arose in Thursda't ' game the
Pioneer.. ha\t not been ~ble to hold
on to the lead once lhc:) get ahead.
•fl seem) li~e we fold under the
p~,u~ of a momentum shift, .. Peter· >On :.aid "'When the p~ur"C is on U.\
to come bad. and an~wl:r o point
~orcd b\ the opposition , we rc mort'
apt to comm1t a turnover than to c:cc-­
cute our ofTc~ . '
The P1oneer.. earned a '\7. '2
halftime lead mto the final 20 manul~ .
most IV bccau~ or the OUt>Ulndmg fret'
throv. ~hooung performance: turned
m b> I C (IS-for 18)
However. the lead slowly
dWJndled unci I, at the 12:19 mark,
Willamette Marianne: D31y -.cored
on a fast break to ue tbe g.Jme. 49-49
The cont~t remained ught unul
Lew~ and Clarl \ '\dric:nnc Hoppe­
con\-ened a thrce-pomt play Wlth O\'Cr
s1x manu1es left to pvc the Pioneers u
lh~pomt ad,anta~. 61-02.
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Pinnnr r..o,. Jan JJ. • onee
ourth
(.._pSIIe otnd
:iil"•:o lht' Ptonccr
'.tortn place fin1'lh it
"tckcnd at the lJ
Columhau Regatt
1 BC team II fi
potnt\, and ll ~
\\11h 30.5
~W'""gt on rume ij
25
~"'i.\ and Clar
pomts. and .W
::;~ ~.75 wa~ goo
p~cc: lin• h.
Stxth place wc:J1
of \'1ctona Wlt~
lnt\tDIIY o( On:go~
74 Oregon 'Slut
"ith 79.75 pomiJ
Junaor< I 1\<1 N
Ah.trct ~ultd I
Piunc:el"' <;op
Ba.\kctbaU 1 ~
tl on the chm wi
-.-,. l uthcrun Una
Tacoma. Wash.
l'he lo-..~ pUt\ th~
1ht Sta'IOn und 11
·we gol orr tht
or SC.'\en for 11 l
Dean Scmpct1
"' .... "' up v.1th ou
Sempcn ~ud h1t
to a thrc'
l.cwt\ and I
on atu
Sporu Cc
:pmn \\ httman thd
final game: of tf
. feb 5 ag;tin .. t (
All game' will I
~uuh . fhe
\~nd Clark v.o9
ba'~ II<• tint gnn
II 6 p m. on abe
coun-. The
~Olni~P I team r ro"'
,1111P11il-Club 10 Pot
' The: team 1s 'tt
mc:mben Any
lX!IIng ~hould conj
i;IW Lit 24S.. 7345
Rttreation Ho
~n11n~ are agnm
·rec n1ghL ~
eoun In the
for volle
to all come
TheiD
of ANY
and ha
A spe
price o
facu
whop
' one
tre
I I II tflet'r:t.l
inutcmm
the} ~
:rson
I pia)
rc than
eds
10
~rmsn
.ASS
.og at
'P In
a or mall
~e. Box
ast IS 7C
if·
J11 Jl. •
· oneer sailors fmish
ourth at UBC regatta
t:. MaritJ
lJP"'es and cold wc"llher
.~eel !he P1onttr w1hna team to a
Llio'f1h rl.tcc finish in u rteld of eight
v.rc~c:nd at the tJniver!iity of Bnt·
Columb~n Reg.111n tn Canudu,
IJBC tc:om I I fini~hcd first wuh
pomts, and tJ BC I (ollo~ed in
"1th JO S UnivcflllY of
o\'IY1in~~on came in third, tallytng
25
LtwtSand Clark w,, lourth "''h
pomts. und .Western Wo.~5htng ­
:n\ 54.7S wa5 good enough for ll
rtacr liMh.
Slllth place went to the Unt\cr-
01 \'tc:lona wtlh b6 poinl!i, and
Jlll\t~tl}' ol On:gon ,,:amc tn ~\'Cnlh
74 Oregon Stole Unl\c~tly \\as
with 79.75 potnt' Wude and Mtke Vanderburgh t tt<lm
up Cor the: -o~ crew and JUnwr D.1ve
t>tckcr and JUnior Bc:L'IY Cody pai~
for lhc -c~ team
Machenberg and Alv-..lft'l both
~id the 'ub-f rcettng temperhtures
urTcctc:d s;ultng -The ground JU~I
crunched tee: Al\'8ft'l s.=tid. ·tt Willi
reallv cold when we got theft' Fndny
at m1drught. but 11 was only '" the
upper 20) Saturda) when "e \tartnl
~1hng. Sunda)rtt~-a!. about32.J3 but
11 "·'~ so \nod)' we only hnti three
nlCC$ -
Cap,tting \\u' :.. problem lor
mo t ul the compclttors Member\ of
all but the top thrtt 1tn11htng tc:um!>
caps11t.-d ~orne 11mc: dunng the two
days ol rncing.
In other !~:!iltng nc" • l C'5
,\lvure/ was named pmtdent of the
orthwc~l lntcrcollcgL::llc '':tcht Ruc­
tng A~socaauon at the group\ annu.al
mcctmg. He \l.iU hold the po-.c for one •
BRITISH COLUMBIA REGATTA l•w II ltr~
The Pioneer sailors placed fourth In a fteld of etght at Oregon Stale Unrvers•ty Women's lnvttahonal The run
the UBC regatta last weekend The LC women will squad satls next at IM Untvet'Sity of Oregon Spnng
compete again thiS Saturday and Sunday at the Invitational Feb 9 and 10 Junion. l.i~oot Machenburg and
AIHHC/ ~tiled tilt: '/\ .. teum for
P1ont:eni. Sophomore" f>oug
~'· · Bearcats drown LC s Sports • mers
CataLog
Bt.\ketball The Plonc:er \'Ursit'f •
11 on the chtn w11h a 92-63loss to
Pw.r.r l.utherun Urtl\1:~ity Saturda}
lacotn3. Wash
The lo<.~ pUI'I the P1oncer'l at 8-8
the ~a\on and 1-4 tn conference
·we got on the bu at 20 min­
or ..even for u 7 '\() game, ..... tid
De-an Sempen "We JUSt ncv1:r
,.,..h, up wuh our.clve\ . ~
Scmpcn satd ht\ te.tm I'> lookmtt
~rd to a three-game 'lllnt at
L e~ and <.:lark wtll pluy
~'hitv..on~ on Saturday, I cb. I 1n
C\porLs (enter and goc'
~IJUI Whitman the following ntght.
final game ol the ~riC') ~~ T ue~­
M:b 5 ugain't George J·ox Col·
,\11 game' will be played at 7:30
~ua h. The ne~ly lormed
1 4nd Oar~ women' "4W\hclub
ha .. ~ 11\. lint B'lmc T ue\day Feb.
11 b p m. on the Pampltn ~pon~
'-CIIIrl COUrt\, rhe women Wlll be
•'tn,,d a team from the Multnomah
~~,,.Club '" PonLJnd
The team I' ttll open to add1
member" Anyone tnterc,ted tn
should contllct Sll..an fro·
~~at 24S 7345
• Rtcrtation Hour; Wednesda y
!\tntrto• art agnm Pamphn Center':.
~lcial "r~ -ntght<, 1 ht en~t basket­
court tn the matn gym w11l be
for volleyball Carll\:<~ urr
to all come~ unle ' " group
'.8&! ... ~ ~ "-" ~ ....... .
"'o\ • ·~· ... ~ 1~0) up for a ~pectlic 11me lot Vol·
leybalh can be: chcd.cd out through
the women's cuge.
Center court 1 I'C$Cf\'cd lor one
full<oun or t~o half<oun basketball
pmel depending on the numbc:r of
people waitin~ to play B..t!>l.etbJll s
can ~ checked out from the rnen·
cage
r cnntr. fan~ art scheduled (or lh~
w~t coun lor open ''"8ltll or double ..
pluy All parttctpan"" must ''ttn up lor
one ume !>lot only and mu\1 provade
then own equtpmen t
For moR 1nformauon, cont.uct
intr-amural"' director C:.ue Pete~on ot
Cll.t. 453.
Racque1ball ign-up) are '"" open
lor both wo~JM:n\ single) o.~nd mPted
doubles intramural racquetball
tournament<.
1 he women' to"urne,> will be
held Fnda\ <~nd S.'ltUnU\ Feb I and • • 2. II is a .. insle chmtnation tourn.1·
mcnt with a comolation round ror
Jir'lot round lo\Crs A S2 entf) fee is
rcquu'ed Ocadhnc 10 'll~n up 1~ today
l he m1.1ted double' tournamen t
I" ..cheduled for fndav Feb. 19 OJnd
Saturday Man;.h I 1 he tourne} i\
''ngle ehmmauon wuh u ~,;onsoL ttion
bracket and a SJ entry fee '" n:qutn:d
to cover award\. Oc-..1dhnc to ''8n up
" Feb 28
Matches for both tourneys will
be dcc1de<l b~ the bclot two out olthrt'C
gam~ . \11 panJctpant!> mmt be LC
\tudent~ . sUln. fucuhy or alumni Uz Walker
of w Ptonru loa
The Le\H nnd Clark \!.omen's
~~1mm10g team su11ered !.hear lint
loss or the SCD!iOn at tho: tunds or Wit­
lameue U nl\'entl\ S.aturday after·
noon. 70-52. The men' team just
d1dnl ha"e the numbers to pull off an
upset, butt he) came 'Mthin fi\le potnLS
or defcattng the pen:nni3ll) tough
Bcaraus.
Freshman Lon \\ tlhmont and
scn1or Jeannae Pfetffcr pol~d the Pio­
neer women with twovictoricsapiec:e .
Wtlhmont donun.ated th~ breast•
•.trole even~ With win' m the 100-
yan:f und 200-y..1rd ra~ Pfctfrcr
o;cored li~t!! in the one-and rhn:e­
meter d1ving events.
~ophomore Robtn Cia\age
uddtd 10 the Pioneer effort wnh a~ in
an the 200-,>'8rd indi\idual medley
\\ l\ilc: sophomorr Sharon <>pcDO:r
added a victor) tn the SO-yard
r f'C.'eS 1 y le.
Coach (iary Emblen wa5 s.UJS­
fted ~uh the team· pcrfonnana: and
s:J1d he wasn) too concerned with
• tunes.
-Right now the kids are ~im­
ming tired,~ he 'ilid. ·Wedonl r"Citlor
dual meets We could have done bet­
ter had we rntcd. but tt•s better to do
well in a champtonship meet rather
thAn 1n a dual llll:eL"
1 he Pioneer men w~ on the
hort \tde of the BCarcat<> both in
number" and quahty
•\\ e \\~ere JU~I outnumbered ...
l·mblen 'IUtd "For mst.ance. the) have
11n AII-Arncncan bacl..slroker who
ha~ ~ored tn the nauonaJ meet the Lut
couple of )1:al" -
1 he men had the mal. inS' of an
upset as the} ~on ~vcn of the 12
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\ . ........ C\~nu and held the lead \Hth one
e\ent left on the program The Pi~
nct"fl "Crt ahead b) t\1.'0 potnt.s "hen
the team entered &he "~1cr for the
400-yard r~tyle relay. bul the)
couldn't qunc pull it off a.s. they lost
the nux and the m«t.
rlten: weft' se'-eral bn&ht spots
for the men as one f'l'la)' team and two
individuals qualified for the nauonal
meet. The foul"\ome of scm or Tom
Jackson, wphomon: Uwc We5S­
bec:her and freshmen . O~n Bragg and
Han~ \'an Oyk ~Hercd the national
qualifying \tandard in the 400-yard
frt'C$tyle rtla} Wcubccher also quah·
fled for the national met m the .200-
}''llrd buuerfl~ llnd Knior Ken foley
dtd the 'i3me in the 3-mettr bo:lrd.
lnda...,idual wtnner.o. for LC were
w~~bccher (200 0) and 500 ff'C.'C).
Fole} (I and J-mcter dt .. ;ng). Brao
(200 IM and 200 bac~) and Jachon
(200 free)
The men's teom has been
pl.:sgued thii ~ear by numMrs
problem
"'"tuttttn guy:; tumcd out tn the
fall and now \1.\:'ft' do~ n to on I)
etght,-Em bien uid •If ~-e '<\Ould
have had a couple mort' gu),. we could
ha"c .. on toda}. We olmost pulled it
off h wa 3lmo t an upset.
-The guys are sv.ammmg \lodl
nght no\1.: he Qid. ·t wa upcc.ung
t~ kind~ or tu~ . I was surpmed at
WiiLJmetec though. We\-e nt\.'Cf been
thiS clos.e to them a~ long a~ 1\.c been
at LC. .. \\'hen ~ctacn begin eort} an the
fall tam the end of the vason Kem\ a
long V.il) off lhe Ptonren ~\1: been
atmmg towards the Nattonal.r\uocia·
uon of lntercolle¢3te AthletiCS 0&
tnct and ~onh~ut Colle \\'omen's
poru Associat•on 01\JSton II Cbam­
ptonship meet and the national mcc:t
and no\1. both ~R JUSt around the
comer. ThedtStritt meet Will be held in
\ hland on the 21. 22 lind 23 of Feb­
ruary "'th the national meet scttt­
duled for the 7. i, and 9 of March nt
the Unt,-enity of PicubufJh..
In prep;uauon for championsh'f'
me--ets. -..·odouu Ft a liule h&hta as
the Wtm~ add fimshing touches to
ltrokcs ':lnd kicks.
• t the end of the first v.ul: of
Febn.t.aJ1 ~~ sl3n to slav. things
do\lrn ,~ Emblen said ·we :r.top the
mommg v.orkouu and the kids stop
hfting "etghli. That's quue bf'C.'a~
right there..-
The P1oncr~ will be in sough
competition at the district champion­
ships. but Emblcn CJ(petb both teams
to do v.'Cll -The ~omen v.ill be the
second or third be:lit team the~ . • he
s~ud . The men -.ill h:.t'1: a hard time
beanng Wslbmcttt and Southem
Oregon State Collcgc The) ha\-e the
numben but we h.'l\-e the qU3ht)
Wclllirush m the top lhrte ...
I he PLonc:us t:tke on \\ 1llamette
Unt\1:,..,.ity and Ponland Swtc to mor­
ro \I. ottcmoon in the PS\ pool. The
fi~t c\'ent is scbcdule.J for 4 p.m. •
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COMING UP: Sat. Feb. 2-Skl bus to Mt. Hood
Feb. 22-24-2nd Annual Mt Hood Winter Exposttion
11 Today 3
•·Ro:urDrS Tb:at Ptodutt Rt:CUito.,-a
>C!mmar p~ntcd bs the CaR!'Cr Planmngand
rtaoc~n• Center, v•dl locus on what
cmplo~n tool for aad hov. to \\ntc rnume
that\ well orgaruttd, con,1nong, and mull·
onc:nted
The ~\cr.. wtll be O.:nnis Hopv.ood
and Jadic Cohen. "Jh(: SCS\IOR ~,II !'I( held 10
l'haycr Room 3. fcmplcton C<"ntcr at 3•30
r m. Jan 31
•·t.nmlng Throucb Wntinc Papcn • •s
the fifth 10 11 scna of Sl'-v.orbho~ cnttded.
-tud\'m~" ()o It R&,ghtt• Wntang ~Lill~
CC'nter du~or ~~u.gn tlubbuc.h v.1ll dt ®
getting &ancd on a ('Ill per. ~cps 10 the v. nung
Jlroa:SS. and USlng v.ntmg to di.SCU'tt v.hat
\OU lhtnL
lhc 'llotbhop Qtll be Jan 31 rrom 6 to
7 30 p m. Far man: mtormatton a~ II ext. 252
•Tbc l.rqaienb f..nwmbk. a poup ol {h'C
women p:rfonruns C(l~ttc: rouge v.1th o h1gh
cnc:~ blend of guitnr. pta no. Outc.. per<:wston
and \CCII harmon~ v.dl perform Jnn 31 :at
p m. m Evans Audatonum
• Flesh Cordoo crisodes live and SIJ., -The
Pb« of Horror· and '"The Flamang lk3th."
v.11l be hov.n Jan '\1 m the Piau-Howard
Lounge. Tbc ffims begln at o p m and
ad me ~ian as frtt
• d in \ almline deconatioM v. hen:
studems can Jearn to CTeatc chan:~-ltle ~ leu
and contatnen from pastel dough v.1ll be
oiTcacd b\ Mt Scott Commun1t) Center Jan • 31 from 1-3 p.m. For mon: mJonnauon call
i74 156.
•Tilt \\'esum FlJen_-a uunt v.1ng
poup. ~1D pb\ at The rnth ~ fft1 Exit
Coffeeho~ Jan. 31. II ages an v.dcome
AdrDll ''on lS S I. For rnon: information call
23.:!~~
Fri. 1
•A blis.kttbaD doub\ebeadtT begjru at 5.1S
p.m.. feb I \ijhcn the P1on«r v.omcn t.alte on
PACtfiC' Unt,~nil) in Pamplin Sporu Center
~m. The mens team 11tdl pl.a) Wtutv.onh
Colle&c ttl 7..:.30 p m. The pmes an: free to I.C
students v.-ith I D cards
•· An Hour or Opera.-""' feature
sopn1no Beth Donnell) Felter, 1>3ntonc:
R1chard Poppmo and paarust De ruse Bernard.
hb. I at S p.m. m E\-ans Audttonum .
'The program \\111 mdude ducl5 and anas
b\ \ rrd~ Domzene, ROsstru. Pucam. and -iusrDC"t drrusion as lrec
•Tbr Muscular Dyuropb) upen:tanc:r
b:'gim at 9 p.m .• Feb I and rum till 9 p m.,
r-eb 2m Stamm Dmmg Room, Templeton
Centrr. Ad IllUSion LS ll at the door each da).
•'Tbr men's and •omm'umm t.r::arm. meet
\\ tllamettc and Pottland State Uni~BII) at
J• U Feb. I at 4 00 p m
•A fm miiM sbo .. by the Rap1d C)'t:
Mo\'(mcnt Theater v.'ill be offered Feb I at
1;30 p..m.. at Abemc1h~ Commurut) Sd'lool.
2421 SE 0~ .
lh\id Immel and Scou McK.) comprise
the local m1me troure J-:"or mon: mJormauon
contact the commuOJt) school afla 2 p m.,
235-(,110
.-TM Mothu and tht Whore.· dtn:cted
b) Jean EUSlachc. \\llh Jean-Paem l.cnud,
play~ nt i .30 pm .• Feb I at Ponland ~\Ate
l na\~r\lt\'·,. Srruth Memonal Center, room • 435 for more 1nformauon call 229-4454.
•·Tbr t.ioo Ln \\-anaer.-a dn1ma ol the
turbulent {iurol~ affain of Henl} II 11nd
Flea DOt of Aquuautc. pia)'$ Feb. I -March IS
at thr Portbnd CiVIC Theater.
Curuan u. 8·30 p rn.. lihun4Ays. Frida)'l
and Slsturdll)'l' . Adm&U~on ~ SS for adul~ S4
lor Mud(nts ~and semor C'ltinos. lnuBda)
naghl) th«e u a Sl du.countun all ud:eu For
more 1nf.,rrnauon or rncn-auon call 21fr.
~
Sat. 2
•Tbr .. -omtn blat.ll~ball team play
g~~m\1 Oregon College of EdUClllon 1
'-lonmouth at S IS p m. Feb '
•The-mrn's bay~ball lum plBy.
\\ tntmllo an a home pmc 111 7 30 p m 1n
Jl Publick Occurr'0n _:_:c=-=e=-=s:.___.-----...
9 .Aff' ____..,
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The 1980s? Watch for At Face Value next week
Dance marathon set for weekend
Getuns Closer i\ the t~mc ol 1hi }t=H' Muscular Dy troph) Supcrdan« .
The 24 hour marathon bcg~ns Feb I at 9 p m and runs through Feb . .2 10 rempleton
Center's Slamm Dining Room . .
fobaas. Inc Bca'-er 1 ra1lboys and Shoe~ v. 111 be three band ~ pta) mg antermattcntly dunng
t~ 24 hou~ Between bands. l>.1~ Rand and Russ G1lham \\.111 DJ. the dance.
1"he Sl don.auon :u the door let.s )OU m to danct:, \\atch the dllnetns or pantclp.\te an other
acU\ltiCS such as a human pyramid at 7 p.m Feb 2.
1\tla~t )ear\. dance marathon 19coupl~slancd and lb lin1~hed to bnng m a total ol 54,175.
Pamplin <;poru Cent~. Feb. 2. fhe game ~~
free to l C 11tudcnt.s ,.ath l 0 cards
•Drama Duo ·Aihes and Diamond~:
darected b~ Wajda, and ""Conoen; directed b)
lst,-an \abo. begjn at 7:30p.m Feb 2 at The
Ponbnd Slate: Una"emt) Satalh Memonal
Center, room 4)5. For mon: mfonnauon c::all
2294-fS4
•"'Hidden l~ e:s.;· an cA.h1bat1on ol the
anacnt technaquc ot anamorpho~b Will open
Feb 2 at OMSI
\'te\\~n .. ,u -.«a blob of color tum 1nto41
n:al-hfe tnuJe. v.1th the aid ot a \P)·hole,
C.)hndcr. m1rror or prism for more
1n1ormataon and exhib1uon hours call Manhn
~
Matteson . 24S-S961.
•A eOIIUme dalcn and comtruction
nblbition a collabontti\e mstallauon
10\oh1ng ~udents ~ or~ang walh costumer
Ruth Parmcrlee and member.. of the An!i
Management and E:\htbtuon Oe!itgn
Intern htp cluster-v.itl be shov.n at
E'~1gru:n Smtc CoUegt: Feb. 2·20. For mo~
inform.mon call Sid Whue 1-206-866-6119
Sun. 3
•Pi:ankt -'on ~«en M~ ~111 dedate
l.C ne\\ 'onocn pulno in a free public: conocn
Feb 3 at 3 p.m 10 E'-ans Auditorium .
·the program anc:ludes Bcctho,en ·~
·sonata Op 10 l'lio 2." Pouknc'-' -.sCYCn
lmprovt~uoru ·· ~humann's ""Sonat.a Op. 22: and Prokof~e·. '•four Ptca:s Op 4.-
•Sunda) e-.e:nin& chapel stl"loeS will be:
~ld Feb 3 at «dO p m. in Agnes Flunagan
Chapel
•·n)t Modtm Church and Pierro
Bdhachl"' v.ill be lhc top.c ol a lettu~ by
Manon Dean Ross. proteuor emcritu" ol
areh1tcctun: I rom the Uni\'cnit) ol Oregon, at
the Portland An M\Mllm Feb 3 at 2 p m
1 here is no char~. For mort tnfonnahon call
226-2.811. Tues. 5
•"The Revolution and Counter
Re,olutJon ln AlcJlanlstan : Countupotnr· lS
till; title: of a t.al&. tO be gaven by Assoc:wtc
Profes.,or of Educ:uion Zaher Wahab at J IS
p.m. in 1 cmplcton Center'<; (ouncal
Chamber, Feb. 5. For more mformauon c::all
ext. 283
•The Career Ptannin& aod Placenwtt
Center orfers LC studcnll a ~"aon on ~Hov.
to Wnte Yourr>etr Into Gruduate !:>chool or a
Job; J"eb 5 at J .30 p.m m Thavcr Room 3.
1 c:mpleton Center
SpeaLc:rs are ~u.~n Hubbuch of the
\\ nting Skalb Center and Jad1e Cohen from
Career Plannmg and Plaoement .
•"fbe Pioneer Mm' basketball team hOSt.~
George fo~ College Feb S 7 30 p.m. 1n
Pamphn Sporn Center 8}m. The pme 1" free
to studenl5 wuh I D card
•PortlAnd Ma)or Co~ '\lc:Cready v.tll
!appear at a brealra.st mceuna held b~ the
Reed College Commons Oub Feb .Sat 7 a.m.
10 the Commuru ty Center for more
information mil 771 • 1112 ext. 391
•llw ReadtA Theafu fc:awn:s ·The
Circle.· b.) W Somervt Maug.ham Feb Sat
10 a.m A Ponland Ci\ltc Theater Spc:aal
f.:,~nt. tid.eL' an: SI.SO at the door. For mon:
inform:tuon call 2.26-3048.
Wed. 6
•A tn.Voo desipled for pn-law studenb
by the <..areer Planning and Placement Center
enu\lcd -An lntroduct1on to U:wa and Clar~
Law School," ~111 bc held in 1 empleton
Center·~ <ins) Room Feb. 6 at 3 30 p m ••Thr War at Home,"' 11 documentAry~
the anu-VJCtnam War mo~mcn t in Mad,_
W1;con~m. wall be Jhov.n Ill a bcnclit for~
dcfen~ case of Frank Gic<oe
l'he film Will bt-hown ll 7 and 9.1.5 p lh..
reb. 6 Ul the Chntnn '-ltrttt 1 hQter. l~tkctl
.uc s~.50.
Cont.
... Jnrtmabonal T ftlthlnc Opportunitie;'
a ~mnur pon or-db~ C.a~r Planntnta:d
Pla~mcnt Center. is I eb 7 an fhaycr RoOtnl
at );JO,
l he scmmar w11l rocu' on c:a~
opportunll•c.s in International ~ho
Department of Oclensc school... a
dependent school11 openucd by multi-nauo::a.
corporauons O\'CBCaJ
~pe3ker Dcnm llopv.ood from
Can:cr Plannmg and Plllc:rment Cc:ntcr
direct the ~min!lr tu graduallng tea~
atndadates. e,;penencccJ tcnchc:n.. und 1~
consadering a IC'achrn& Qirter.
•'"l.eaminJ: Throul:h Ubnlry Rewarth·a
th<-u§l ol ~ill. "ml.:shor ortered to LC
studenb to 1mprove ~tudy !<L:il".
\\orl.;,hop w.ll lx held 1n tht hbran nnd 1i
co\'t:r hov. and v.hen: to find mformauon
the hbnsr)" .. \n antroducuon to I'C"ll.:drch aooo
and ho\\ to we them. I heo ~ton \1.111 ~
taught b' mcmlx~ of th hbmry ~tafr Feb l
from J•JO to 4·30 .~or mon: rnforllUIUOn a!
C,,t 555
•Fc:Uo'"tdp of Christian AlbJe~ a
meet feb 7 ul 6 30 p.m. 10 rt\3yer Rooml
Bet ) St.amb3u~ v.all peal; on ·Cbmn
Home. M) Hefti'\ -
•·1M Fu1ure or the \1odem Famil),"fn
in the Wrnter forum lcctu~ )COCS d
.. In titutional T ran~formattons." w1ll br
p~nted by I C Phalo oph.)" prof~or ~.
Hirschbern 7:JO p m feb. 7 in o\po
Flanagan Chapel, Admt~\ton i\ free.
• VloUn and piano musk will be ocrroolltl
b) Chll1111\0ln Gadd and Ford Htll
p. m 1n Evans Auduonum
• Fluh Col'don ep1'od~ loCYCn and
'"The Land o{ the Dead~ follo~'ed by
F1cf) Aby~· begtn at 9 p m Feb 7
Copeland . l"hcre IS no adml'-'ton chargt
•Applic:atiom ror utcutivt olfiets to
Al\l C ~111 be awalable on Feb. I and aredw
in \ LC office) feb 8 at 3 p m For lnDf:
I information call e:~tt 581 or v.nte bo 140
•M•rlcmt Dittrich and Car) Grant Sill
·otonde \'enu,,· dircc:ted by Jo-.cph
\temberg . I h1s specaal 7:30p.m. :)hov. ing Ftt
an Pon!And St.atc Univen:il\ "s •
Memorial Center room 435 i' a restored
contaaning prevtOU\I)' deleted matcnal.
•'"Kazabl.an'" an l\raeli musical \OC~Ion
.. Romeo .Jnd Jubet" focusing on
A)h}.;c:na/lt. ephardic preJudice wtll l:c
pi'C$Cnted b) the Jc~uh ·tudent
Organ11auon 10 the Council Chamber Feb I
at 7· '\0 p m The~ is no charge.
•"Snow Bic Tbtn&" lithe rusmc or a bepc(
ICI mcc .. pon~on:d by the A'>l>()Ciatlon t.t
Retarded C ttllc:m of Orqon Fi'C' ""'"t'lt
team' mu.'t rai!.e: a )pon~or. htp fee of
mce 10 the Feb 9compeuuonat Mt Bachdal
Aft.er the mommg·-. race' all pan1caparm
wtll be able to sk1 free for the rest or the cbl
For mon: inlormation c:11ll 3~330
•A Three ~tr '-kJ Tour, offered
Collc1.'C Outdoo" ow1ll be Fc:b. 9-10. wtth
o\-er-n1ght ~Ia) 10 l infield's outing c:abtn .
up on alter Feb 4. A pn:-trip meeting .. "MI· ..
held Feb. 6 at 6:JO p m The f« i<> Sl2.
•Tlv 'adonal Pottr) R~•itw is ao:::cl!(l;q
ubm1ss1on• to the Coll~t' P~try ~~
1 here ~~ no hmat.auon a• to lorm or theme.
Euch poem mu!>l be t) pc or printed 0111
separate hctt. and mu t bear the oame
home addres> or the student and the colkl
addres,s.
4 Speakers arc l.a" Profebor Paul
ShinL:awa and Bob Mycn They will provide
an 1n-<lepth introduction to the Lev. is and
Clark l.a~ School-the curriculum,
odmiuion~> procc1S. finanetal aad and
pbccment. I 1 ht ubmi ion dt-3dlmc •s Feb.
Manu.-.cnpt\ \houW be \CRt to The OrfiCt
the P~). 'ational Poctn Press, Bo~~, 11l Mon.
•An nhibitiun or recent an work b)
Oregon Anuu G~n Fabricnnt, 'hcr~l
funk.hou~r. 'aOC) llalhaway. aod E.alccn
Senner Wlll be on ~iew at the Portland Center
for rhe \'"~ua.l Aru, I 17 'W 5th, from h:b S
through March 2.
An opcmng reccpuon for th~ artws v.1U
he held on 1-'c:b 4 at8 p m. Both abe exh1b1110n
and atttpuon are lree to thl: pubhc Galler)
houB an: 12 n4)0n to S p m luC$da} lhrough
Sunda~ . l·or more anformznum adl222·7122. -
• • .. FI Capitan" a film ~tbou t thr~
chmbc~ n~nd1ng one oJ 1\onh Amcrtca''
lllrgnt rock floe~ Will be shown Frb 6 Jt 7:30
p.rn. 1n the l",vunal l:hambcr of rempleton
Center Admwton ~~ free
•·ChinoiwM in t8th C~nl'Ur) f:Wopean
<'eramks and Slhtr• wall be the toptc of a
lcxtun: to be gavcn b.) Mr Gracmc Kcuh rc:b
6 at 8 p m 1n the: lkrg S"ann Audttonum of
rhe Ponbnd An Muw:um 1 he lo:tun: lS free
nnd the pubhc 1s in\'llcd to attend l·or mon:
anformatJon call 226-2811 •
Al!OUfll CA. 91JOI.
·~truth· ~ill be pn:sentcd
M:un~laJJ&: of the Purtl:and ("i..-ic
Wedner.da) through Sunda)
f·cbrual) The u)pc:ncc thnlkr features
Leath and ltm ·udell fitkct!l arc Sl
Mudent.s and S4 for other adulu
ra.ervat1on~ 11nd mforrrustu1n. call '1111.-JO
'ubmMic- to thA pa,e '" printrd ,..
chi ref' and ~ould ~ llddn td to Call'l~ 801
11-and Oar\ Collrtt. Pur1land, Otel'lO'l.
lM daadllnt h noon. f rid:a)~ AI lllb-
.,tbc•tld bt
J>rotU"•~' l..o~. Jon. Jl Brya.nt s::Kaplan , .. ~~ L.,,
The A~tct
I ~11 and Ourk Tn
at the end of
company, l
~lli•J• )'S, Inc., bean
~uonang rhe legahi
• • ~orthwest A1rh
~C\\ York orr~
Hohdays and
il!tlllln illegal uckeu"
Alr TraffiC' Cot
the Ull\'CI \C •
.. ,nll:i offiCC or c~
to mec:c A TC ~
I( Inter ( olltp
wen ac.llon ll Cl
tines or
said JUruor Pan·
of the defunCt
·~CC .
To confonn to
u.w:t ~oe had
on-. could have d~
up the ASLC Tn
was no way th(
l~noal ; y feastble ~
ran the cam
·ate H
Main
~egouauon o'
reached un 1m
.,,... ~orkcr.. arc
• a unton n:1
Thur.sda} 111 a cl
salldents and pro!
·we oflercd { thi
~~~ an~ option
Andre~).. bu$
o{ the Tcarmtc
lnd automolh
JU)t got no
~egotioations
montlu ago
m:untc rutlllCC,
the :-;auorutl
Team tc~
rrv. s;~1d. f,m
repaucnted b
\\'orlers ol