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

Volume 43, Number 13

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1980-02-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

• •
lie In
In
Well
In
the
,, .. (1nd) Bryant
1., f'lo-I 1)1
0\'tf 400 itudcnts marched
oroutth th( 1 cwi' and Cl.tr~ campu
\toncby and r.tllted on the \tc:wan
»all In" n to protC"~I <1ny retn'lt:lle­
,xnt ot the drah
fhc purpo-.c uf 1 ht rn.uch .tnd
!Ill> \\U\ to ~pn:ud tnlormaton obout
~trnu on and the draft .111d to lend
upport to ,jmalur event' takmg place:
concurrently aero-., the country suad
L( ~~Cruor (lure I yons of Student~
~1n,t the Dmft CSAf>)
tudcnt~ from 1 cwu .tnd Uark.
Reed Colk: ~>t; llntvc"IIY of Portland
Southern Orepon State Collctote and
\\amcr Pacaric ITUirchcd around the
csmpU.\ chanttng w Hell, no! We won't
f1• and Ot~r u_nh-dmft \lOgan.\
\tany c.~mcd plaqll.lrds with
slo
1!11. $01T1C rcmtnt\Citnt of 'lmtlar pro
C!U 10 1hc 1960~ and o;omc modem
·Don' rt31~ter for the dmft Donl ktll DRAFT PROTESTORS PASS FIR ACRES THEA TEA
(0( oat: I nm hopmg to lei Caner
t~M>W that we aren't gomg to let the:
draft happen.· 'illtd Paul Halgren a
Reed College student who wrapped
llinuclf in an Amencnn flag for the
C\tnt
{)a\-C: King. an lC JUntor, S1ud
It wa~ aganut the draft bccaU!iC, .. ,
am tn no wny tntercsted tn fighttng for
1!'1)' parent" valuo "He sa ad the co un­
It) \hould usc thetr efTon..., to flnd
jJICflllllt\e energy sour<:e>
After the march four ~peakers
Jddrened the crowd 1 he first spea kcr
w LC JUntor Kevtn Koucu. who told
1111knt ~ about the pro~ draft reg­
IUIIIOn and what ~tudenb could do it
i~~ere ~taned ag;un
·You do have the nght to be ton­
etm:d [about a peacetime dra(t], .. he
llid, but the mo\e to remsuue regis­
nuon h.a1o been gotng on for several
)12~
"Wuh the 'ltunuon tn Iron, wtth
!he sttuauon tn Afghantstnn, a whole:
lanor of wnr hyMcnn has been
cmt«< tn thl'> country ... he o;atd c~r­
lrf 1\ wtn(lthe \ttuntton to be reelectd
tlld a~ pln of a long-range drive to
rtmibtame the c;ountry Koun., ..aid
lbc ~tate department want.s n
pool of 20 mtlhon regislen::d people
loun~ "''d he bclte,-e'> Caner\ plan
10 rtgi~ttr Ul to 20-year--olds t!'i only
tb: first 'itep to reguter all people
tuv.~n 18 and 26 bec:au~ th~ 18 to
~)ear -old~ would onl) add 4 mtlhon
to thr ~!.ten:d pool
"All you folks out there who are
21 to 26 (years old). who breathed a
1iiJ sigh of reltd when Caner mude hu
announcement. don't hold your
breath because you mtght be ne~t. • Koun~ S<ud He ~•d \tudents -should
urgt Congress not to appro\.-e uppro­
pnattons whtch would allow regutro
tton to begin
Kouns !Uud tn case rc:gutrotton
does bcgln students need to lnow the
optton~ avatlnblc to them
·The li~t optton ts stmply to
choose not to regiSter," he sa ad 8) not
regtstering you are saying, ·we are
not wtllmg to pantClpate " Koun.~
c:au
toned those constdenng thts optton
not to take tt lightly because thC»C
who don' regJstcr are ~ubJ«t to a
S I 0 000 ftne and S years
ampruonment
"The second option tS to lea~
th( country In the "tlCtic::s thu wa'> a
real common thtng, a lot of people
~~nt up to Canada .. he satd "The
Unttcd States now has an extradtllon
treaty wtth Canada and With most or
the ScandnnaV\an countnes ." Tht~
means tf you go to one or t~ coun­
uie) they will send you back Koun..'
~id
"You couJd choo~ to regLSter
and try to avotd servmg tn the mthtnl')
by getung one of thetr dclemnents or
conscienttaw. obJector CC 0 ) statw. -
Koucu satd deferrmenb to bardshtp
and C 0 status n~ hard to get.
Other opuon.\ tnclude JOtmng
·,ubve~tvc· organuauon., rrulttarv
defcrrmenb. and JOtntng other
bronc~ ot the mthtan
.. If you dectde that you cannot go
along wtlh registnllton. • Koun., said,
"you need to stan organ111ng. )'OU
need to 5tnn thmktng about way"' you
can voice your opposttton •
Kouns o;oud there needs to be
awareness. orgaru.znuon. education •
Lewts and Clark College
and comrruttment. -~ need to work
together· E\-eryonc who recognizes
the tmphc:attons and amponanoe of
thts movement need to ~or"-together.
•Perh.lp!. wt C3n stop tt before i~
begJns ... Kouns concluded
Htllary Mrne, ot the Reed Col­
lege SAD totcJ student.. thAt the wuc
ol women n:gistenng t!> clouding the
iv~ue of the dr.tft .. We all feel that
neither women or men should be
drafted,.. he said.
Mtne \Atd she: sat~ an obviou.\
connccuon between militanzauon
Dnd ~strauon ... 1 don't thtn~ we
.,hould let the American dream
become another nithtmare ."
The thn'd pe.akcr ~'llS Many
t..lnd-.burg. an l C .1 sistanl profes50r
ol economics, who spoke about lhr
draft as pan or th( foreign policy.
He s:aid that reinstatement of
reg
trauon and the draft i'\ pan o( a plan
to retnst.ate U S dorrunanc:e in the
world. m.tlitanly and ec:onomically .
What uner t~ really asling for
Lnndsburg :.atd. IS D'l.llSStVC expcndi­
tu~ tn military. mthtary tntemmlion
and ( lA httdom
He Ctled the elU\mpl~ of &\ngoln
ttnd Iron The l.l S tned to Intervene
in '\ngola but Vtetnam wJ~ f~h in
~ryone\ mtnd. ~we can't forget
Vietnam and tt.s Jes,on.
In Iran. Lund~b~ -.Jtd, ·a
group ol people ktd..cd the Shah out.·
Yet the government bemoaned. the
tact that ·~c le»t Iran.· Iran \loa~ the
Unucd ~tAles policepc:r.>on Ln che Per·
'ian Gull area, Lan burg said.
By mn..<ouuing the dralt, intcl"\'t'n­
ing mother countncs and allowmg the
CIA mo~ freedom the U.S i-. l.l)ina
to l't'\~Ne what has bc:cn happening to
N I.~JJJ to• their po ilion a.' a \loorld pown. ·1 he
ew slogans as well as traditional ones marked protest signs at the u.~ . h trying to tum the band!\ b;tcl> Vol. 43 l'io 13 February 14, 1980
Maintenance strike averted
A threatened tri~e b-. Lcwi.'
and Ciarlo: maintcnAnt:c ~orkcr\
w;u avcned Late Tu~ay when
collesr: admini,tmtors and rcpn:--
5entatiVCS of j he-worlu:rs' Unton
agreed to a clause in the workers'
contr.t""t requiring maintenance
empiO)'ee:i to jotn the union or
donate money to u ch.lnty.
Tony ;\ndrew. buSiness
reprc:sen~ti\'e of the T cam,te~
Industrial. T echnu:al and Auto­
motJ\'e Union Loca122S represent­
ing the worl(e~. ~id he and two
other union repn::sentati\ies had
reached an agJoement with coUegr
repracntath~. tncluding P~­
dcnt John Ho\lollrd, around 12: IS
a.m. Wednescb) .
·we wc~5d togo on~tnkeat
1:30 thu morning.- Andrew said
Wcdne$da)' . He: s~ud he: had con­
tacted Howard Tuaday and thr
two parties tud continued n.:go­
tiaung that evc:mng from 7 p.m.
unul after midn1ght
"PI'C'\Cnt employ~ \lobo have
inc:hcated thetr prelc:rencc: for the
1 eam\tcrs Union wdl bea.1me
members ot the unton.· llownrd
Jerry Lembd:e, a lecturtT ansoc:i­
ololl) and a Vietnam \~tc:ran, •-as the
titutl speaker. He told Jtu&.lent to edu­
cate thcm$eh'CS about the draft. •You
don) ha~ to lc:sm the hard wa) like I
did."
Dunng the Vietnam ~ r
1 embcl.:e was aucndtng college nd
h:ld a deferrment hea~ he ~u
goingto be tca~hing. Ho~ncr, the
rules were chAnged during the l ct
onenm-e of 1968 and he was drallcd.
He rmd lc:Uc~ th.lt h( had ~nt· explained i.o a prepared SUltciTIC'nt
released to the Piorwr Log Wc:U~
ncsda} afternoon..
.. The preKnl employees"' ho
earlier ch~ not co JOin the umon
wtlt not be forced to Join agnuut
their~ ill, nor w•illthey be to reed
to pay the cquavalent ol uruon
dues against their will,"'chc 'tatc­
ment continued .
Under a -matntc:nance of
membership .. pro\isioo, future
maintenance employees will be:
informed or tbe e.ustencc: of the
union and v.ill not be discour­
aged from JOJOing. Howard said
A "fatr share-c:latae in the: con­
enact suues tl an employee
dectdes not to join che unaon. he
or she m3~ gi~e the equivalent of
union dues to a chant}.
Under another pro~>is1on 01
the c:ontruct, the .:olleae m:t) as~
that the mamtenanoe of member­
'hlp Cl:lU5e be wawcd .. ,, an)'
prospe" i vc emplo) c:e clearly
dC:\irablc: m q uulifica -
tions ... c:hoo~ not to Join the
union and ts unwilling to r&.l the
'fun sha~' ~ift to a ch.tlrit) ... •
ten whtlc in \'Jt:tMm -u I had tog•~
a young man ad\'ice~ I would tell him
to ll\otd the: arm) at all costs.' and
that's my advice toda) ..
Tonight at 6 p m.. I C\ Studcnu
pinst the Dnah will m«t. ThlS t­
unia) :.\ demonstnatton as scheduled
for Waterfront Pad: at 12=30 p m.
Ron Wydcn. llurd Cong1csstonal
dbtrict candQte and Bcmlutrd Fcd­
dtc, former consdcntiotU-obJec'IOr
coWLc;cl,u will be the spc:akers. •
5ft rdaled .. ..., • pqe 3. Wlti-draft rally Monday. on the clod und the\' aan'\.·
~---------------- Inside~A-c-o-ar-se~l~-o~a-t ______________ _
'Valentine notes a new course 7
to fill heart 5
Oil'% C:\'CI) l65 dl)" II dte­
•ubic rigun: plcrcn the: ham ol
) nun& luYtn around the world m
c:ommcmomtton ol Suint \'ak:nunc.
I hl\ year tbe !'rontW Log, \40\0hn11
to ,h.nc '" the lovc:r spmt. hit
pnnta.l o full p.:ag-of \'llknllnc
rncssago. Scmor ~tud~:nh \\ttl rememi'C1
1'121\ tn~ to ust.c the uno: mlamous
·rrt'$hrNtn ~mul.)r• 11~ pall of
gn1dWlhiJn m.~utrtlltc:nl i\ • gru·
dwah..,n non lh iaiiO~ are
brcuhtft$ a •gil of rchd thq
dt&ln't h;a\t' to lal:e the "!('.cnc:rul
Stwho Rcquuc:mcm· tn rtlta &tu.s
yc:u lor tlohmen Jon:alhlin aur­
ton &and Joe \\ llhatru loo~ at the
t h r re-te mt ~-ou riC Olympic hopefuls
wait in wings 10
1\ the "11rld "utchcd til(:
\\ tnt <'I 01) mpla ltd \lndeN;a,
I uoda}. (J\Iottun• "~re ~·U naiMd
&.\ 1 o W'hd hc:r or not the: Musco"
sum~ O~t'!'ta would CClnlC' oil
I "I) l..cv. und C'l4rt JUOIDII. um
:'\hid and t ();n t•ulhn. are JIUI
hoptfll lor the chlln« l(l compete:
h•r the t • Senate news
Katit .. ,.tald
~ dw PkMKw ....,.
The \OOC~'<ful College Outdoon
prog~m ~' m unanc&al c:ru~and then:
j, u q\JC'itaon ot "hether 11 Will com
plctc lhc \\inter tcm1. ~ld ~hchnel
Foret. duu:tor ot ~rudent program·
mmg. at a ~tudent 'cnate rnetting Feb
4 10 the C<'unol Ch.1mbcr .
~ \t p~nt the prosram 1:~> m
Q.OOO debt beau~ C:<hl~ an: more
t~l the lea ch5rgrd to p.trtJCip.lnL ...
t=ord '-''d · Dean ot 'tudent'
(Richard) Son:~on ha' ..Jo-.cd the
account -
College Outdoor.. u. an tnde­
pendent orpnszation f\C"CIHn · no
lurid~ irom the , oaatc:d tudents
of Lcwu and Cbr~ A ~noatc c.omrrut­
tcc u. COt-alu:uing the program\ linan·
aal ro-.:~uon aod il' plam to nppl) lor
n \ l C c:haner tMt "ould mal.e 11
cttltbk lor Sludent bod) lund!<
In mher 'tn:tte ne~'· there i' 11
.. trong po ~1h1bt} that masnten.anc:e
wurl..cl"> "-111 go on \trike soon,
dcpendins on "hcther theadmmtstra ­
tinn decid~ to ioc:ludc 3 •fan .. h.uc"
clause or a ·un~on ~unt} .. pohc) an
the contract m.11ntenanoe worker"
see~ . said ~naor Sand\ Mom..an at • ·1 hey'Yc b«n read) to .. tnl.c for
a month: ~id Morno.on -rhe~ ha\e
talked .tbout 11 ''1\C\: October. bUI
\\otnted to wall unt•l afte-r Chn~una<.
to ha" more ellect \ matntenanec
'tn .. e ~•II ccrtamh· &~fl«:l everyone·
·I~ ,tudcnt bod~ c-.1n ,upport
the m.amttnancc worle~ -he -.aad
• f hc ddmJOI\tnltion isn' g!\'10@ OUt
muc:h mfonnatton . but the' donl
\Uf'f'<'rl the 'laar hure' <:lau5t Ho\\·
:ud '' the one "ho deeide:o. -
t\n energy ta k force polic)' WD'\
p.u..'led \:Onccming the college\ use
and dlort~ at comcn1ng enc:rg).
changJn8 d~tgn' of butldinp and
equtplll(nt , and loo~ang atahern.ath-oe
enerm '0UI't'CS.. The collc:gc: tll~Ull\~
toUfiCtl ~•II deal with the recommen ­
dation Feb. JQ,
·we w~recon«mcd that thecol­
lc:ge w:s)n \ tal.mg u uruftcd loot.. .tll~
cnerg~ usa~-.:... ~id \\LC Vic:c­
pn::o.tdent Lee Wan.\ICtn
Wc:mstctn ~td a c:umpu." rec) •
chng ~Xntc:r w11!1. betng n:e..'lllblished
wtth a Sl.SOO e.rant I rom the f\ Ll to
buald a center m J ne" locauoo The:
.tdmina,tr.ttton ha~ been challenscd to
gJ\t the other S 1,500 needed to com­
rtetc: the projcc I. 1 he '\ \ t ( c:ntl'lt\ "om malice ''
lll\0 .announced II Wll\ ln\C\ttgnltng
car poohnr organt7.:1tton on campu,,
bu' nde.-.hap mccnllvc' and the po~"l
bsht}' ol o ne\\ Barbur Blvd bu' route
to I c:w" and Uork
Out of ? .000 \Utve)" on ~tudent
druf'1 'ie!ntament~ dmributed m cnm
pu' mntlboll.t, , 17 I were retumcdd
The rc\ult~ dctennaned the tru)OMI\' of
tho-.c ~ pondmg d~ not support
~'tmtaon lor o mahtaf) druh, would
not <~<rve tf dmlted nnd belit\e'
women ~hould ha'c to regi\ter a( the:
drah retum'
The margin between the 140 who
wpponed n:gi\trauon nnd the ~09
who dtd not wn-. not large enough to
wnrrunt an Sl C tatemcnl thai I (
'tudent~ Mrongl) condemn the in,ti­
tuuon or a droll. ~nato~ dectd~ .
fre,hmnn Peter Cook, who '"
wor~ang with colle!)t admana'ltrnto~
on 3 'iCMle propo'-llto .ttl ow \tudenl\
to \Cf\'t' on the ~tudent udmt\Sto~
commttt~ • ..aid tht admtn"tmuon
w ttl nnnounec- a dect,ton 'oon.
'"I ha\~ good ~o,on to behe\e
tbnt lhll' propo..al wall go throu[th "
Cook s.ud ·11 hn' ,, ~ood clutnce
though we c:an t be ~ure ..
If the prop<»'-ill jc; accepted. two student'> Will be .alto~ to re'icw
pro~pcc:uve ,tudcnb lilc'
Sophomore ~h11an Gtlham of
K I ( mdio up pealed lor fund ~ needed
to pay u debt anc:urrcd by u mi!undcr
~tnndans betwc:cn k.l ( and <itudcnt'>
Orgam1ed for Acuvtlte' m hanne
three bund' Cor a rttenl dunet mum­
thon to benefit the M uo,culttr Dys·
troph) A~,octatton \iOI \ .md K l C
hud donn ted S.SOO to reduce the\ 1.000
debt by hnlr -..eru~t of' voted to domue
S I 00 to reduce the debt
A motton P.'-"ed to 1ncreu\e the
hmal on cnmp;ugn 'JlCndiRf 10 ASI C
cltttaon\ from S2S to SlS bc:cau"e ol
mflatton
The ne\1 A5L( meeting on
Monday Feb. 18 at6 p m. an Ohn JOI
wtll be _. 1 o~n Hnll to di-.cu~' three
'''uc: the ( ollegc outdoo~ 'iitu.uion.
the maintenance worl.cn • threat to
•~&rile .and the budget di\CtNiion' I or
the commg year
•\\ e rc: dcahng with more or le,.,
~6R.OOO for clubs th" \<-ear "Weanstetn
...ud 'Wayne Hack '' conung to tnll
about hi\ College Outdoor\ progrnm
and \H 're gomg to try to get m.unte
nance rc:prc:~ntatm:s 10 ~peal • •
Monday election
lack candidates
Wath u f-ndn y deadhnr t11
de<:lanltmn of candtducy on)o,
three tudent~ had ,ubmtttal
pc:ttltOn!. for student body offlal
c.ul) thll "~ck ·1 he mldtN
body elc-cuon wall be Mont~.t)
lrom Q 10 \ r m 10 the: r "a
Room at I empleton tenter
\tudent body prc:!ldct:
K.cvtn Howut '•lid the studcm
go\ernment hnd 1 -.ued 12 pet>.
uon' Ia t udent~ tntcrc.,tcd 1n
runn&nf lor \IUdtnl bod) off~
but onlv one candtdntc t\ad ftlcd
lor each e CCUtlvt: offi~ "'lo 0~
had filed JlCIIIIOn\ for judiCilr)
board ~at' he 'l.lld
·1 nm n:all) concerned,"
Ho~oll told the \ludcnl 'ICI'tlft
Monda'!. "The number of Clll­
dtdntc:\ as 'cf) to~ I hopr thai
~naton 'ugge\1 candtdate\ ab.i
'"'C get .. orne: more people run­
nang for thc\t offiCC'I "
As of earl\ T uc-.day.the rot­
lowanF \ludcnt\ had riled lorcan­
dtdut~ for presadcnt, JUnaor Itt
\\ CIO,tCIO, for CXC:CUlt\e \ICf
prc\ldc:nt runaor Dave Bond. al\l
for busane ' and financiul \1Cf.
pn:\ldcnt JUntor uncy Clc\r.
lund
the mecung. Committee is planning variety of languages,
cultures for upcorning overseas adventures
Cynth.Ua Oohert)
oiUH' '""~ I "'E
l he Ofi-Campu\ nnd 0'-e~~
Programs Commtttc:c chose program
lea de~ lor the ne"tt I\\O )'C"..trs b) e\'a •
luatang each >tpphc:tnt' lunguagc:
sl.ills, regu.uul lnowledge. rull-or
part-time cmplo) ment suuu and
commmmcnt to return to the college
alter leotding a progrnm. 11 commattce
member IUtd
The commtuc:c. whic.:h .lbo h.t'>
announced tcniJltive dechion• on pro·
gram IOQltion' through 198?-SJ
ch~ u maxturr c.•f countnc~ rep~'
entmp a wriet) of langu:lJ~ und le\­
els ol econom1e dc'-1:1opment . .soud
scnaor BtU \;oble. the only tudent
I'Tll:mbu of the committee
Noble said the commlll~ ... • .. o
tned to pro\lc.h: ·a balilncc" or dao;­
caphnar> empha\e among the
progr.trM
ANTI-DRAFT RALLY An tllperiment.al program an
Denm3rl is M:hcdulcd for fall-~tntu
1980-81 .1mte&~d of M:nding o lewts Three Ponland televasaon stataons covered Monday's protest.
Classifieds
Mercenary Dragon Slayers-No
dragon too large. no person too
small. Odell rooms 9 16, or at last
resort, 6
2.121
Addressers wanted immedaatety.
Work at home no ~penenoe
necessary-exc:enenct pay. Wnte
Amencan Sefvioe. 8350 Park Lane.
Surte 127 Dallas, TX 75231
2128
Boyftaends. G1rlfr1ends , Dogs,
Cats, Gu1nea P1gs, Punks. Jocks,
H1t Men, Greasers . S&M, flatu­
tents. antlfi1Uulent&, Clones,
Bones. Drugs. Slugs. surgery. per­
Jury, trolls, moles, peace. Love,
and Understandtng all can be had
With a classtfted ad can ext. 232.
WOMEN1 MEN\
JOBS ON SHIPS' Amencan For­
eign. No e.xperaence required
Excellent pay. WOI1dW1de tra~~el
Summer jOb or career. Send $3 00
for 1nformat10n SEAFAX. ~PI I·
13 Box 2049, Po~ Angeles,
Washsngton 98362. 2/14
TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED
AD. caJI the 1.a1 at 244-
6161 ext. 232, 233. drop In enve­
lope outside Log off•ce or mall to
Lewis and Clark Cot lege. Box 21,
Portland, OR 97219 Cost ls 7C per
WOfd. PRE-PAID transactions
ordy. Deadline Is Friday.
2 -aJ!l~
..mt.e JIDU lO
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ALASHAN KING CAAS
SHRIMP -··aM T. <•tc»·~~~ , .su...,- SPECIAL
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11JNA
GENOA SAlAMI
BOlOGNA
CHEESE
SAlAD
5JFJU' wltl 1/DU ctaca d • Alre~W'1 0!11 u • O.aw. '--ba. a. Ad•••
T~ • 01 I a1 Pwpf Ill • ~ otv• • Salt • l'!fJ? • OtJd 01
IIIIa a.w. •z to.• Pho.u: 2411 OJa7
P01th nd. 87218
...,_ n...a.- 11:00 8m. 1:00. ''
& -11:00 8m ttii'U 21JO 8m
~-- OPml L•-r. 7 DAY8 A wa11K ond Clark profe-.-.or a' a ktdcr, the
college pia~ to hire u Dant '~ho ha
c.,pc:ricnce an leading Slk:h progr.am, .
rllC commauce announced the
followmg tentata\'t progmm location'
und leader<; lor 1980-81.
•Grt\.~e. fall-winter , Irene
Hecht, :l!-\OCU1tc dean ot fncult\ and
IL')()Cinte proft3\0f of ht~tor~ :
•Tht l'nttcd Ktngdom, filii·
wtntcr. \.\nee avaee d\'il)(;tatc pro·
fe\..,or of ~pan.J!lh
•Ntpal, 'iprtng-.. ummer (mr)
Emblem, ihSJ .. tant profc,.,or ol
health und phy .. iml c:ducutaon.
•l'c:w Vorl C1ty, foil, Ph)'lli' Yc),
a!'isl\utnt profe~sor ol an: und
• \\ a'hangton, DC. Donald
Balmtr, prole&\Or of pohttml scat'nt:e
1 he program ~hedulcd ror
\pring-ummcr 1980-81 an the Phtlh·
pine hland..,, to be lcud b) a.;,ocaate
prole\~or or communtcaton
Racholrd Hoyl. has bc:cn cancrlled
bec:luse too few student~ 'ignc:d up lor
II the OVCI"'tCCl~ prO{ll'llm Offttt
announcrd
For 1911 1-82, the commlllec
announced lhc following tenlllU\'C progr<~m lncuuon.; ond leader\:
lm, Dmuh Dodd,, a\,OCWic pr~~a;;
ol (ierman C\pam llo)d Hul~~~: .
ciate prole; \Of Of <;p.lnl\h: 1\U\Lrl!l
Don McKenm: a ,ocwtC' prcl!ao:
ol biology: und lndone'I.<J
Schmadt. ·'"ociatt profe ~or
mathematu.;~ .
roc committee ha~ not SCic:ctlti
lc.tdcr ror u 1981-82 huly prop~t.
fcnt.all\~ lowuon' for ''""~
pro~mm' are Branl Thn1lnnd,
l nnlu r mlund People\ Republ
ChtNI, 1\Je" \ orl. City and wa~
ton DC fhe commattcx. •ll~o owvt
IOCltc: u I9R2 81 pro~rom an •
muni't country ptrhap' ttctl~
\'Ul.to or lfungaf) and onr 11
hench~peukmg countf)
Membe~ ol the plannmg
mtiiC'C un: John B.ate • u·•~ocllllt
f~sor ol bu\tnC~ and .adm"inisltnt1
stu<ht'\; Steward Buettner. uu.I)CII!·
profes~or of an; Robert Mortm.
fc: or of ph)'~•~: I ueht nnd Noei
lhc tnternationnl
ofTicx (ut. S6Sl hM informatiQI
students intcmtcd in applying f,tlr
progmm s..
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PiVMU I.e~~ . Ftb. 14. Ospir~
8&fbJrl Head
~ ., ~'~<>~"""' Loa
The Ore11on
lntcr~t Rt"Sean:h G
10u-nuclcar powet
and rtan' ~oon to hi
1111 camp.uan an tl
said Lew•' nnd
"'"'mber Mnnhn G
"5tatewtde thl
1 11udtnt~ c:arryma
! cabk) on campmea
1r.cl'Urt • Gombert
on the bdllot, we r
Jl J.ll.ll u rt\ ·wc·rc 'pon\()
encourage safe was!
tn) butlding: ,he
~iure mcam thA
pl:tnb ure butlt, thl
before a vote to •
dc(hton on whaf
Oregon wall be eJtp
OSPIRG '" '
orpntut•on,, Cic
Respon\lble Cner•
Four I aw on Bout
wre to \hut down I
po~trer plant and ut1
anymore plnnt' to l
T ho'c pemaor
' 10m! b)' OSPlRC,
i b)' the troup beet~
! oot \fi<'Ctlicall) re
Moving w1th t
Hirscht
Ond) Pelton
-~.. Plonftf l.ot
The future of
dor-. not loot.: b
Hanchbctn L.ew1
aate professor or
opening speech q
Forum
Spcaktng on ~
an fomaly last 1
Aall('. Flanagan (
p1t1tntc:d her anul
of the Wc5tem for(
The first soea.lul
~In Hlrschbel
Fr
Our profe
•Gre
•Lab
etmm
eCJtti
•Stud
Call ttion
Hes
hnc for
>• Onl)
bmttted
r ofr!Ctl
'ludtn:
lfondl1 • k:lflil
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Cllldtnt
\tudelll
12 pet!
:Sled ·~
ofT~
dfllcd
Nool'l:
i.ld~eiary
~rncd ..
I SCI\IIt
of ca~
pe thai
kle\alld
le run-
lor Qll­
'•or let
fC \1Ct'o
Ind. a~
lnl ~·
Clt\t·
ges,
es
t ~lcctcl4
proJJU.
tor I~>
1nilnnd
!Republ.
dWa~
•
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!II ..
p-81
ffice
tion
hael
y 15.
·b. /4, Ospirg no-nuke sheet seeks names
wban llud
~ ... ~, 1.01
The Ore11on '-\tudc:nt Pubhc
Interest Rt\carch Group 1\tlrculaung
1nu-nuclear power plant pet1t1on~ .
1n&J plun' soon to hove o mau1ve ll&n·
1111 co~mpatjn m the Ponlond ore.s.
$lid l.ewts !lnd C'lark OSPIRG
mcmbcr Manhu vombcrg
·~tutewtdc there nrc about 7S
1 studrnts cnrrymg tht 1nitlllt1vc ut
. ublcJ. on Qlmpu~e' 10 jCt the bJIJOI
mc.1•ure," C.ombera o.:utd "To put 11
on the b.tllot we need about ~.633
JlJIIIIUI"eS • ·We're ,pont.onns a pct111on to
tfiCOUragt .afe WilSlC dhpotnl prtor to
an) butlding." she said. "The ballot
JDCl~urc mean-. that before any more
pbnb are bUilt, the) WIIJ ha\e tO iO
ttforc a vote to give the voter ttl(
~-\\ton on what entri)' aource
Oregon will be cxplonng
OSPIRG is worktni w1th two
orpnti.tllon , Cititens Alhed for
' Respon\ible Eneray cCARE), ond
Four laM on Board for n ballot meu·
1 wre to ~hut down the froJon nuclear
1 power plant nnd unother to not allow
1n)more plant" to be butlt tn Orcaon
1 h(I\C petition,, ulthough \pon
ortd b\' OSPlRC., urt not tndoMd
bl thr jlroup becau'e O~PJR(, hato
r.ot lpt"CIIicully rc,enrch«! f roian or
Moving wnh the time\ • other 1t~ m Oreaon OSPJRG will
not endon.c anyth1ng 11 haa not
researched on 1U own It ha,, how·
ever, done rtt>earch on nucle.r wute.
.. We ha~ nbout 10 tood core
ttudc:nt• on campll.\ to c:ounr on and
uttl(n that dnft 1n, • Gomberg lid
•we hope what wall happen 1 that
people w1ll be IOterested enough to
educate thc:mr.el~ (about nuclc:<1r
power)"
OSPIRO he' ~~Chedoled nuclear
petition dnv~ tor Feb 29 ond Mftr I
Kan Andnkopoulm, OSPIRO local
board cruurperton at LC ~1d a mu
~ive campa1gn 1n Port hand" •tilltentu­
llvc but one will definitely occur an
Eu~nc ·we need people on that oncdoy
to volunteer to pettt10n to fill up the
quot.o [of sianature ]. Andnkopoulo
ad .. , want a ple41 made to all itU·
dents to get in c:ontnct wnh us ·r..-n..­
portation by bus w11J be provided foe
all voluntccl' gotnB to Eugene.
5o far OSPIRG tuu coUe<:ted
about 20,000 llgll.iltUr"e\ ll' goal for
tho\C two day I) another 20,000 •ia·
natUf't'\ !ototc-W1de The overall aoul
for LC (excludtng the lu" \Chool) 11
SOO ,1gnatut'e)
A nuclear debate I\ being cl up
lor l C to di)plft} both 11Ck OJ the
~~~uc ol 'Ml\te dt5pO~\I OS PI RC. i~
trymg to get u !ipokc~llUln from Por-tland General Elcctnc:, a nuclear phy•­
&att and sume ~ell·known u.dvocatc:s
•aain.at nuclear po"'er to participate
in the debate, Gombera mid.
OSPIRO i, concerned wuh act·
ling out voter rqJUnU10n .. We have
rtJittered about I~ IIUdenU SO far
otnd p~tn to rc~1tcr ubout another
I 30." C.ombcr& said "You c:~n UM' the
fuclhty (OS PI Rv of1ic::c 10 1 .,m.
pleton) Cor voter reantration and an
obuut two or thR't day' cnn come
back to tiJn the pcutton "
OSPIRC ts al\0 ~plonna alter­
native enerl) \OUnle':l and WllY5 to
con.ae"e. •we are thJnktng of pon•·
bly 'ettina up • tolar e~<htbtt on Earth
Day to tnlonn about sot.r and other
alternative encr&Y soun:a,• Gombera
~oaid ... We are also Jookana at enera,y
UJCS on campus to lind ways to con·
.serve ... The group wtllasscnthcw: uses
and tum 101 propo~alto maintenance
Other OSPIRC concern.' this
ycur are the milnal') draft and the use
or toxic htrbacide An herblttde ~eel;
l' tcntatt\'ley scheduled for Feb 25.
lntcre1ted "udents should contaa
JUnior Walt Moore,
Andnkopoulcx said the LC
aroup '' WTIIIng il letter to ur~ the
•tatt boord to U•ke an !\sue on the
drull P~ople are needed to ao to the
~tate boord meetint aturday, l-"eb 2J
to tuppon them she \Uid •
Hirschbein sees change in the modem family
Cind) Pelton
J fit ~t I "~I
The future ol the modem ram1ly
doei not look bnght, sa1d Sevtn
Hanchbcin LeW1\ and Clark IU)Q­
aatc profc\!IOr of ph1lo\Oph) . 10 the
openane 'pcech of the LC Wmtcr
Forum
, ~pcnk1ng on the changmg mod­
! em IGmiiV la"'t 1 hu~oy rught 10
Aann rtnnagun Chapel Han.chbetn
p~ntcd her annly as of the concept
rltht Wc•aem family m term~ of the methods of Milrx and Hegel and tht
alpttaltSt theory
The famJiy ts .. dynam1c and
changmg .. H11'Chbem Qtd. "aa:ord­
ang to the marketplace today ... Due to
captt.olistic theory, there i~ a tr'On$
..c:parauon between worl. and per
~otUII hfe which tS cau.stni the famtl)
to lo!>t pnvnctc that were evadent m
reudnt umc~. she satd
•The conditions of the m.trkct
plate become condllaons ot the fom­
ily," she ~1d Matenal ll\ well ;u
SEVIN HIRSCHBEIN
The first speaker for the Winter Forum an LC philosophy professor ,
Sevin Hlrschbeln said the family Is dynamic and changing emotionAl need• hil'¥'e ~me chan­
nelled through this marketplace
rot her than throuah the famaly and iu
suppon1 .. -e structure
The affects or c:ap1talism on our
\OC"iet) are evadcnt an many chan&in&
role~ toda), he iaid ... Capiwlum
nchi~er. • pc~nal stat~ on one
hand but t.uke1 a~ay an the other
Women dnvt:n out of thc1r bolnC$ an
pu"ull of wap IS an e~mple "
The fomaly 1s an trouble, n~ord­
lng to torec:asc.s idcntifymg tugh mta
o( people bvn'lg together diVOrce,
"'omen·~ employment and the decbn­
in(l btnhnue Hanchbein s.ud And,
according to ll 1979 census, ·one out
ol ~;\er) four hou.cholds is a singk
pc~on" -a 66-pcrcent u~rca~ 10~
JQ70.
Prior to andustn:ah:.m and c:api·
Ulh. m. 1~ fa mil) sc"'ed ., a· produc-
11\'C unit, •&:onomtc life: 10hibncd
tndl" idual anlllllJ\'t and penonal for·
tune .~ HiN.ehbcan satd ,\(tcr the
emergence ol cap1talism. thcdefiniuon
ol t~ famtlv witched from a produc:·
~
ti\'C umt to ·personal hJe.·
HtN.ehbcin said there 1s a need
for an ·cxtcnston or pef\0031 life
beyond the (3mal}' o1nd a redefirution
or one\ rcl.luoMhlp to the La.~r
world \\e mwt ,~}. the frui~ o{ hfc:
with the commonahue of othet\, •
Hanchbctn wad Bv reachmg out and
rnAktn¥the world our ramaly. we will
brc:.n• down the LSolattonnnd \Cp:lrute
human need~ !rom lhe donunauono(
ramal) bfe. Instead of !>CClung per·
sonal gmtilic:ation tn th.e fanuly. ~e
mU\t find it in other way . 1the
said. • World War II objector joins
rally to protest 'different' war
Clnd) Bf)ant
"' 1¥ f'k!nftr t .ot
T"cl .. 'c:'-\elu-old HowunJ \\'1llats •
~'liS IUl!UOU\ co liihl tn World War I
D) World War II, Walhu \\'It anti·" r
and has been n:glSIC:red 8\ a consden­
ciou' ~>bjcctor C\ c:r ~Jnce .
Between Templeton Center and
Odell Manor on Monda) morning.
Wallus conductL-d a lone I) \tg1l '41th
h1~ sagn urging. ~oon '\ register lor the
drah Don'\ ktll for 011. ~
He JOined 'tudents lor the noon
ITW'(h around the Lc:wi• and CLard
campiU and Ji,cened to the speeches
made ot the rally.
'"I'm anti·~;ar,· Wilhts uid, .. ,
belie\e •n C\er) body II\ ing."" He li'oo
in Ponland and plans co' uu an) place "here he c:an tell ) oung people not to
regutcr for the dmll He tu alread}
camcd ht~ painted ISJl to P U and
Reed College.
·1 hope Dll .) ou foJL:.s ( tudents}
gro" up: Walht' !.lltd ·nm war '4111
be dillerent trom On) ocher.-bcc:B ue
of the trr:al of nuclear "upon' \\'al­
hu. hl>encd nuclear w:u to 'llnhiiWI!on .
·e,~n\Jne Wlll be an\oh'e\1 an -th.at ktnd of war-t~ young and the
old·
Wilhts "~nts to do h&J part 1n
'"perpetuating humanat)." b Jlrotcst·
ing the: dra.lt. •
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The Galiena. Am. 402
600 sw 10th
3 Partial Cooper cache
recovered on Columbia
A 'J'Ol~m3n for the f'edc:ral 8urQu of
ln~ugation an \\'l.!lbangton, DC io~iid orm ot
~~ mone' ntoncd b\ the inf mou P B -. Coopcnn a 1~71 hijaekmg ~~ bctn round on&
the Columbia R1\'er notth or Portbnd
David O.S$t'n,, spaa~1ng on bthalf of t~
FBI td the mone' was tound ·ouc: north of ' -POC11and. about 20 m•k' irom ~here Cooper
ba•lcd out·
He s:Ud the mone\ wa' 1n $'Uth a d«om· • posed ~ate that aJrf'U. don' ruall) l..no\\ hn\\
mucll \\'llS tound <.)eiU ~id the btll \\~re
1ound t-· pcopk from \\'astungton "ho wen:
pzcrud: 10~.
Cooper ts bcltt'~ bJ the fBI toha'~ J)o'm·
chuttd rrom 2. ~orth\\'CSI 1rti00 JCl 0\'Ct
~uthu~t Wa.s)un,ston on l'h:anl:.sgh1ng [!,~ an
19tl the FBI )oud looper was the onl person
tn the Unm.:d 'ut to succe:.liull' comm1t
uton1on \\1\h the u~ of fl p:tnchute . He had
~"'00.000 ~lth him when he le:lped fmm the
plane.
Tri-M et bu fare boo t
to take effect Mar. 30
The fn·Mt'l board Ol d1rcct0~ 1\a,_
:arprO\'ed a 10-cena fan: •ncreasc fl) a means of
msunn~ that bus nden pa) a •tau hare· of the
o.pensn of opcrlltln£ the mctropoluan bu~
S)'Stcm.
Thl: bo:ud aho voted to u.qo.end fm: ndc:s
in the do•-nto"'-n lan:less squan:· :ai'Q h(I\\'CCn
3 p.m. and 7 p m datly Both aC110ns \\111 taL:e
effect Mar. 30 Real
\\ 1th I~ ne" fam, Ctl\ t'01dcntll 110I'Ie l) •
"111 pa .S5 cents a nd~ and suburbAn -.-ommu·
ten (rone 3) '"all p.t} 75 cent Month!) p.a
rrocc:s '11.111 he I IUrt\\n-Jone tra~lancL.j lor
lhtcc-'10ne tra\~1 ~tudent ~ '11.111 f'oJ) Sl2 lor
p3
fhc tr:tn"'' llgen() la,a m..:reascd far~ 10
~rtcmbcr . 19~ .
•
Wide pread hara .. ment
reported at Fort Meade
Mmt m"tan-.-es ol $C-.;USI har.a ment 1n the
af't'ntd ~n'ltU so unn:p<~ncd, lhe M:n.1cc "'o­
men ha\~ It ttfr<d
Pri'-ate :uah Tolero. one of the lin
'II.'Om!:n t~td,,n, hclon: a Hou:-.e • ntcd ~nxts
~ubcomm1ncc Monda), ~id ~ ual hans mc:nt
, wld('fpmtd in the enun: ,.\rm). but at fort
Met~de \tm\ Ba~ OUhidC \\'a,tungton. n . ll
liS \\Ont
Tokro \aid "he: h:ld been a nude go-go
dancer 10 &lllmon: and 'he had ne'er c pc­
nenced a much hara ment tn that prof~ion
as s.he had 10 the: rm).
Post .;oomm:u)(kr Colonel 1 homu' t 111r;a·
tnc~ ~id ~ did nOl thml.: ..c'ual hura"mc:nt
wa\ \\lde\pread at Fon M~de . Ho"e"~r. he
said he ha' tnatiatcd :.tn ln\~'tt~tion lollowtng
ruhhC'lt\ about lhe charges.
Chemical weapons leak,
expo e Army personnel
1ne ll.s \rm' has di.,.cJ~ that t\rm\ • 4
pcnonnel havr been e.~ posed co ul.mg chc:ml·
cal \\flpofl) tared in the UMed ~wte:-,a Por· orld
tbnd OC'II. rarer ~poncd carl) thl\ \\CCI.:. I he
llrttclc said the Arm\ h.u not n:p<lrttd "~thcr
the c.'pmum ~~urn:d ast the llmattll/1 depot 1n
et\tC:m On:gon
In 11 llJC:'d" (C.hllons 71tt- Orr~tdnr>Jn
publuhC\J 3n anidc at~ <.tattng the Arm) ""'
d1'!.CI~ that nnrly 1,000 lc:tkini \\.'e:lpon" :are
toJ't'd AI " m1htan IIUinll.lliOI\! Ot;f<h~ tht' •
coun1n, • • l he di'ICio,ure.\ wert m.tde m mpono;c to
"ntttn qu~uon' ,uhm111cd to the Dcp,artmcnt
ol Ocfc:n~ la't 'oH·mhcr b) Thr Or•·-~omott
I h> ;\nm t\:1, not 'f1«11icd "hen: or\\ hen
the c:\po,urc:s o-.~urn:d, the article .~id . Umn·
1111.1 depot comm:andcr t 1cutc:nant Colonel Guy
l o'clace hns ~1d earher he wa not aw:a~ of
iln) ncn1: agent c~posuro at h1' mstallanon
Food aid i
off et world needed to
hortage
\vnculture ~n:tar)' Bob Bcrgbnd ha.
3 l..ed ( ong~n to appro\c a $-l-m1lhon-ton
\\heat ~~n.'e lor food ;ud to de"cloptn£
n.!IIOn~
lkrgland said thc food and .t!lncrultun:
or~namllon of the liMed '\atton~ had
~poned Lt\1 month 26 natiom fnc:cd .1bnonn:.l
food 'hortage' almmt IWtce the numbu of a
yc:or age\, rhc organttntion bbmed lh\. \hor·
ta~ on JlO<lr CTOf"'· w;ar or dtfftcult C\:onomtc:
• • Mtuallons
Appcanng before the Hou~ fomgn affair\
committe\. ttK-agriculture sccrc:uu) \.Uid the
llMtd l.itl~ mu't M\'C il re..~n'C ~0 rood aid
wtll not be reduced an limes of )hon ~uppl) .
Over the pa'1 1\\0 )'tar5, the admmi,tration
has been uno~bk to mu,tcr enough ~uppon for
the mel'\~ to get 11 through Cons~" · Carter carries Maine,
look to fir t primary
l'rts1dc:nt C 1rtcr tz.11ncd h1' ~cond \ict,:.J\
m the 19110 prn1dcnhal ruae in unday\ \tb
Ql\ft:U~
l unu \\On 46 pcrttnt of lht \lUI~ con~
uon dck8'o!IC: 10 Sen.\lnr r du--urd t...c:.nncdy\
pcrttnt b.l nl on rault from Kt'l per"nt or ttt
pn:cmct' coun ted Monda)
Joth f'o\\cll C artc:r\ ne'll., ~~liT)',
C'artc:r fucc' u tougher bauk 10 the Ci"t pnll'la!)
ol the camp:ugn. Fc:b 26 an '\c:" Hamf'\hl;:
Powell s.11d Kennedy can -..end more campa:
"orke~ into the: ~tate than ( aner.
anc:r \\on 'I nc:mcly c.1mpaagn unttlaftt!r
menOAn ho,.ta~ un: out or Iran. said P01.
U .. won't take blame
for hah-era 'crime '
lnnaan Pt'e)idcnl &n1 'o1dr hu\ ~id ~
SO ho I&J;t'S held in the Amcncan c:mbaU) 1
Tchrnn miaht be n:leu~d tf the llntted Sul:)
admtttcd it wa' rc:spon~iblc: for alleged "cri~·
commuted dunng the ~aunc ot the dtPQK:!
Shah
\ <;tate 1 >c:f\olnmen l sroke.,man -.aid \1~
dn\ 8.101 '.tdr"s remar'-' u-c:rt •mtc:re<~tang."bl
the: .1dmmistrntion would not declun: u., r­
•to .tn)' crimC\ pec1fled or un,pecaCicd •
In the oa:upaed ll S c:mb.1~ ). M~
mthtunt) satd R.snt ~ .. dr ' rtan W'lh ·lllr
enough,· hut said the\ were orr)' over til( .S.
reJet.!tion of it.
Compjkd b) Cind\ Br,-nl and Haa
Holtnagcl rrom llnfttd Press lntematiolll
MtnWirt rtporb.
A $295m nlilitary defense budget? Hawks say 'yes'
Michaw Kl:art
f'w rt s..., S.O.o
The nt"' 1981 m1htal) ddctuc: bud~t h:u
raised II lea.." U man\ queillOOS U ll ~' 'ilfU•
·~at about the lulun: dm:cttOn and utiht) of
Amencas zutbtd fora:s.
The &ley component.\ oi chc nc" budget. Di
Seamn or Defense Harold Brown told repor·
ten 1n a· rcccnt Pentagon briding. an: the ne\\
RaJ»<! Deployment Forcx (RDF) and the adds­
liOn&! air and sea·lift raoun:a required to move
the troops.
The mult.J~ice R OF, soon to become
opcrauonal "''iU be fUlhcd ovencas in the n-ent
of futun: crises li'-c the recent uphea .. b '"Iran
lind Afshanisum. To ect them then:. Bro1o1on n
request.Jng ~~million for~ a1r .!nd ...a·hh
pro.pams, lnduchng a ne\\ JUmbo cargo plane
dcsipted the C..X, and a fled of annrbdcn
cargo wsds to be known m •m.arittmc: p~
posmoning shtps· (MPS)
If Con~ appro"u these pro,rams u
upcded. the R OF arpropriations "111 Q~nd
rapidl) m tbc )an ahead Altogether, at least
SIO billion '"ill be$pent on theC and the MPS
O\U the nnt (t\~ yean..
AI no• proja:ted . the ROF wtll consul of
three Marinr combat bnpdes, the ann) 's. H2nd
and 101" d.hUions. plus auoned aar loroe and
n&\)' uo.ils-compnsmg a \ .. riety of Mforcx
pacbp. ·Those pzadDp. Brown uid, Mcould
range from a platoon of r.m~ up to a mults­
d•vwon corps. numbcnng o~r 100,000 men
~ith suppon•na urua. •
When the CX and tht M PS become <muta­
ble in the 198(h. Pentagon planners hope to be
able to move d.i\istorHil.af combat trooP' any•
-~ an the w'Odd an a rnancr of hours..
~entagoo oJTaaals ha"c rdused to c:om­
mtnl on the nature ol R OF JCCn.an~ but
recent statements b) Bro~n and Praident Car­
ter suggn.t prot.ec:tJon of Middle Ea!.t otl s,;upp­
la hu top pnom) '" pbnrung dfon
The idea to acatc such a scnle force: .s not
a~ one. In 19S8, Henl") KaSSJrtg1:rargucddu11
the threat o( nuclear n:t.aliat.Jon v.-ould noa deter
11Urd World conflicu and that the lJ S should
·ck\'Ctop unna chat can iniCTVenc rapidly and
that an: able to make lhe•r power felt with d~
cnman.aiJOn and \tnat.Jiity . •
Two yean lalCT, then Sec:mary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara adopted that proposal
enthusias.Uc:ally . He authori1ed development of
the pm CSA c:arco plane and che so-called
Fau Deployment Loai~ta (FIJI ) .tlip, the
pn:dccasor o( Brown\ MPS \tad
Al&hou&h Congra~ ulumatcly \ oted S6 bil­
lion lor procurement of the OA. many law­
maktn viewed the propot.ed •hip as an
~~pre~~~on of the mis,uidcd policies thll had
4 gotten w. mao the Vi~tnam w.tr. ·Bc)ond the or 'onh Yemen, or 10 conuuntni Poh .... 1rio
co t: the cnatc: ,\rmed Sen.1ca Committee Front 8\)(nllas 10 the former Spanash · 3~rn .
~u~ ttd an a 1%8 repor1 condemnmg the pro-None or t~ maneu\e~ howc"er would
,JCCt. "the comminec ~concerned about the~ really aftec:t HUt I \mc.ncnn mtcr~u. n.en tf
\lblt cmat1on o( an imp~on that the United the) would provtde the kmd of "shou. of force"
\1.41CS bas :WUmed the function or pOIICIO& lhe that ll \ leade,... ~~ \0 JVldl)
\\Orld.· 1\bo then: L\ .tmple cau"' for new concern
Moi"CCver, b} malung 11 etiler for thc: Pen· th.'lt ut:auon of the: R OF wtlltempt Wa.~hmg­
tagon to o~n.u future intcrvenllon. the r DL ton to adopt the '"go anywhc~ and do anythmg"
'II.OUid make ucb :ac:uon all the mo~ likel), tance that ~en Ru!>..>~Cil decried in 1968.
en til:.\ argued. •If It ,., ca\) for U\ to go an~here Even C)cc~tat) Brown ~ c:~rc:Med con·
and do an) thang. ·<;en Rtchard B Ru~ll ( n.. c:em o\er the 'udden enth~ta\m for mduary
Ga ) noted at the tunc .-~ will al"~~ be gomg acuon. "We need, lthml. to be \Omewhat C3u­
>emc:where and doing 'omethang ."' These VJev.'S tJOU'I-to 5ee that the pendulum doesn' swtng too
p~\a1led an the post-Vietnam era. and ~he FOI. far bad; the other wa), to the point where we
concept faded awa). begJn to bellt've that military trcng1h can sol\e
The on.. mon: penuissl"t ani tude towards all o( our mtemationaJ problems -
1nten.~nuon toda)' n C\'ident in Conp-eu. where
appro" .. ! of the R OF-related propnu. appears r-
~ured I
"The\ tal intctal$ or the u.s ... '"S3uda Oil I
ftdds ~ nate rruhtaT)' action if our 1ntnat~ 1
"-ere threatened "Sen. Frank Chun:h(D .·Id ). a I
Vtetn.am dO\'C sa1d in D«embcr . Mil that
requ•red organt~.auon or ~trike ro~ there I
'olrOUid be &IrOn@ support lor thiS on C~pttol '
Hilt.•
Wbik th~ outlook prob3bly command\ I
the suppon or most U S. leaden., ~orne e~pens
ha\le begun to QUCltllon the: actual utaht) ol uc:h 1
forces 1n bkety con0ic1 situat10M. Would the
R OF. lor irutancc. be -:lble to rescue U hM·I
taga an Inn? Could n sicu Saud1 oil fields m I
the c-.ent of a avil w~rZ Could 11 5top a deter· 1
mulled So\'let drive to conquer lnm or Palmtan711 I
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theK quest1om.. Any milllat) eflon to fi'CC the I'
hostages \\'Ould almost assuredly result an thor I ',
ann•hilauon lona befon: lJ · Marines reached ' , ..
' the cmba > area. ju • :u. any enon •o scue 1 , , I , ,
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Saud1 oal f~elds 'II.'OUld probably result 1n the I \
"'etC sent to protect 1 t'.~Wr·'Y.I~
Ai for )topping tbe R uutan\., the R or·
could no doubt put up a good fi(!ht, but :a fe\\ J
bnpda ot marines an: not, by thcmscl"cs,
aoina to repel • concentrated Soviet JOVIUIOO I
force. Wa.shmgton would have to con ider other 1
optJons, such as ground au.adc.s cUcwhcre or
!united nuclear stnkc., m which ca).t the R OF I
would quiclc.l)' prove melcvant . I
If employment of the R OF would not
prove dccUive in any of these critical itwauoni,l
what could they be used for'l All thai rematns. m I
the view of many an.alyw., are the kmds of
pohtical and soaal uphavals m llurd World
countnc:s that m 196S trigt:tcd U.S. intc:rvcn­
tion in the Dominican Republic. The R OF
could be cffccti\~ io CNShins a revolt .tn Oman ,
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m rt. pondtn(l 10 a clcarcut mihtar)' thns11
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probltm~ \\h1ch ure tnpoll)tble ror the Curtal
uphco¥al m the: M1ddlt Ea~t \~ P~ea
Sc:cunl} Adv1,0r /bagm c:~ Brzc:zuulo notcdlt
a recent 'pccch ·1 o lr)' to <~top lk
un,toppable -to tr) to bloc~ an~xorable pai>
cal. econom1c und 'ocaal chango \\ould nas
to condemn the L S to political i\olatton a
futtht) ·
Mtrhcul K.lau u o mtlilaTl' ant~ly Jt wuJulr
lrulllt.ll«' far Polu:• 5wdJt.~ m Wa.s~
D.C. Klarr u 1~ outhnr of \\-.sr Without E¥
American PI.:Jnrung for the "icxt Vietnam.•
man} artkk.s m Harper '~. fhe :Uion ThePr:·
~'h~. and lhl' 8ulleun ol Atomte \amua
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Hetti to hvo month$
rld ~eami"' . Tl\ank•
JS and the wonderl\
IUy our toendsh1p I~
felltS remain togothO
IIMVOU
~-You make me
toft your tov1ng
4 M B.H •
T41WI wondetful, wa<
er. w1tn wantl
•mlh. tl'lat waf'blef 1
;;.!CQme wellbeing 1-~ Ktd
l)rlr Dan el James A
-.~ you hearts
. bll)' and always 1.!
· II:IOC!Irtend , Nutmeg
· Ole'Nee'Come back
~n ourselves In
Alii\
lllya and Den~
~ Happy Valentin
rteTroUs-Your e oil
punks Happy }
Thrd Howard Girts
--.-We IOVO ya
PI wtld ar,d crazy J
&.ulllul women of ~
II W\fY abbey
~are aandy
barbs II you pn~
~ surefy get sorej
Luv, Ienard!
._-oea, you·re a lady
r.J one at lhlt. H'CJVN
l!i1Vnef.
Ill can't get you.
b'Va.Jenune's Oay
a.'l or •ce cream'? I
~baby After all
'-*' w1th a woman
~grow lo love he
Yoor
ltflorwe to the ladiO$ q
Ql!y to tho preelo'
nom 33., and my
"'PPY V&Jontme·s
;.; Pee# They
:IIXIOet but what
IOit one heM, W1lirU
BS; You wan11n' to
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~-Much
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!lWlg Wench,
8e rny VaJonttne.
-'f&l, JetS Wfl!IS~
~ VOU. AdOlph
.lis. Goon Gnt. you
-WOI1d ~~ you
lorn G -enotv-t,
~-Go East v,....,
~thanks for
Qlv distance d.llu
?a-Please, please
bel voung tor you
lU-t didn'l th1nk
~bot II
"ft100n~eb le,
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me s,
ba\\1 •
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dciiiOSd
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!llrUIY.
~s to lrve months ol laughter, loYo A happy (gay?) vo to all tho men l'v
known and loved-And to tnoso l'vo
known and haven't loved yet-Dear MMY,
Simple words can 1 e_JCPes.s 1
Thanu IOf being who your are.
LoYtl. Grog
1 m non•n· for my Nonln,
To eacon her fair propot1100$l
V ot llnot hQf ICWo • 8 c:.avortm ·
And court•n' 5WCet NOttJn Alas•
Sol 111 would tum to J(ll1v
In tho company of Shelly
Sktlhully hOr rt I rthoo.
H4pprly I hl!ve a purctuml
On her l~o GO aubltmtt
As.tvrocsly , hCf noon Is mtne L.S D -look out lr.iOdo, I'm moving to
Neatheteahlom;a to reh fOf gold I
Ju1C1.N yot1 r lhrillod Di$00
pcarco-f11 got you bock somehow for
thtH Fm:lh thing you P\11 1n &ast w....,.~
Good lUCio. 0 M
A nMM
You are the auntan or Clyde's wtt
I Of\ly navo leo lor tWO, 50 let
me shoWer 'YOU w "'gloves and
affliCtiOn HapPy Calamine Day
~.Dorothy
W one 8YCf ao ewell she? SWeet pnncc You o1n 1 tti!llctly Rudolf
No-cno pcthaps , bUt me! I Valmllno, but I low you ~~ ttto way
_H ___ So_,;.ut_hem_.:...M_an_______ you aro-H umm~ngbit' and l1
.... Tunu Long tunc no WMI to
get together end dnn~,
&omctm,o? Soal on the bonle
Is still unbroken
LS
Y04/'wl been on mv mind tM!I
since our l•rst dance McMudhokn ,
y I"UJva youttcl a happy
Hoat1s Oayt
l.cM!.. Anotner McMudhoter
LoYo. fta bcon a yoar,
For us a toa:st. numy more.
Lovo alw-ays. I Don I IOtget. I novor COUIO
Ronnie L I IOYc your DR ---------------------- To on tho Flammg A's Su.t: Booga, Booga!~ lovo }'I lOis, have HOT Hc!ltts aay
Anfm.ll I lcM!, Ed ----------------------Paul O'Oeii-XXXOOO from B..J and
thO Bear Caly (~. you Caspfnon)
Thlnlr~ tor an the mail!
May 1 boarded unlc:om do nary
things to your body (ln FebrUary)
SoD you In Placid?
ltovo you
You sexy mama! I 's so nice
10 h8YO you baclr. Whore you
belong!
Borne Knew ...
From N Y IO PQf1land­
you got It b3oe! Don't
wony, I won't jump 'UII
you rc OUL. ThO Upper Bun~ M v.
LCMl. J p
Suz.
Wo:<~:. alono cnnnot tell you ~ ~ loYC
for even a Sllena:l wtlcn we rc toga
fa ~h unheard muse
Sllndl Va!entinea ere I« est bUO­
d too' Happy day to you nnd your
mom ArwJ Lor,J, too
Heidt
HaPJJY v Cf\tlne'a O..yt
..., leafnlng Thanles lor those quiet
g\land the wondCI'Iu l mtdnlght walks
IJif our lticndsh•p last forever end our
~ remain togelhof' Wayland 1 H 8 S
Honoy In the mom~n ',
8nby •n the oY•lrun'.
Sweetie at suppotttmo;:
8o my H 8 Sweetie Stud Do VOUf atutf and
be my Valentine! I loYo
you AJwuys remember U\a1 I care abOUt you
A ~rm Fuz:ry Dyt,c
IMVOU MA K
~-You mako me feet so gay
t..-your tovang
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ioNI woo~t1ul , wacky, waggtsh wau­
er, wath wanton. wanderlust
amth. that warblf"t and waSMaiS With
.tcomo wellbeing Happy V D Love.
lQiorldO Ktd
Daniel James Arrow Korte,
you heatts and happtnea,
py and always. Love. your ehlld-
SOOCS friend, Nu~t--m...;;.eg=.;.... ____ _
()eeWee!Come back to me and we'll
~n ourselves an dotsl M•ss you­
fbln
1/.M and O«<niS-cute kid you got
tEJe. Happy Valenhne'a Day. Love.
l'l'le Trolls-You·re aJnght. 1 guess, I()(
·I:I!!M punks Happy VD -
1'Jid Howard Girts Ya./re ttw-best.
• Wt love yo
p~wlld ar.d crazy A A_'_s ___ _
lleltlful women or Aktn You make me
1111\l!Y abbey
Love,ma
IH0-1ea ere sandy and aometarnos
t.MbartlG II you pndt you thumsuns .
JQ{IJ surely get aoreosun
luv, JQfl8rdm1n mart1nj0hken
~ you're a lady and qu1to a WOfld.
ru one at that Happy Vatenurw.-a Day.
"".mer,
H 1 can 1 g t you a taft vanilla man
bValcnune's Day will you settle for a
es: or tee cream?l want you to be a
~baby After all, when you stay rn
t«J wtth a woman for a whOle week
J')J grow to lovo her
Your Bronehlhs Buday
ltfloYe to the lad• of Odell ond espe­
lil'Y to the procloU1 oocupantJ ol
.ton 33, and my lrttle '>l$1et Brut
~ Valoottne'G Oay
5g Pees: They tOld me you're e
~ . but what do thoy know? You
1c1t one heart, wanna go lor t-wo?
loYO,C
llS.. You wan110' to be my VaJcnMe7
.. 008
Cetlct-kecp your CillO up I care­
baS
~-Much allochon-Your
t.Dman
• llg Wench,
Be mv Vatentane.
5ltcr vet, lot's wrestle.
b4 Y'OU. Adolph Wtld
All Goon Gal' you thO bost goon In the
!~!do wor1d
i~you My deares1 frustratl'ld .
I know you Uko aquirr01s and ntbbtta,
but you and Magg•o havo goc to keep
thole ears down Up or down, I hke you
JU1t f•ne
Llckfulty youra.
The Troll
Mr. Ticttleman-lt's tune to tickle Patty­
Poo, I love you
JB-Vou could have taken me to that
tropical tsland, Tom would have lot me
go stnee the soason·a CM!f. luv, Rog
Potnto Face-A ftShy k!a$ rex you
Wootcy-We do make qu te a team,
G¥00 w•th feathetl in their mouth­
Semie.
Hey LIZ-I have been lyang, your sprotJ
IS the bes«'ll. even better than that othcf
girt
Happy Valentine's. Hull<-1 cant grab
for hiS crotch, rwJW what? H~n Ketter
T. -What '' you S1icllt '101M of thos-e
wires in Mr ell$ and watch her half
lnzzle and her eyes glow. then vou
wouldn't have to worry about your living
Sltuatroo. Happy V D your friend (I
hope)-c
Spa~-8eamess hM yoo'
Denase next ttme. ans•st on advance
payment for freebie subeettpt•ons
V-day greetlns and happy carculat­
•ng -Sprots
To my blq Brat­
Love you. s....-,o
Punk
Marsha: It's love shnoog~e; two yeara o1
your $Cho0gte face. you'ro o truo
sweetheart1
Tom A -one year annrvcnary and$1171
adminng
RUS&-Keep your curtains open!! The
Peeping Sere
To Bucllo and thO I<IG In room 22:
Thank you lor keeping me together,
and slapp~ng mo silly when I need rl
You MO are real honeyS and I wish you
both e Happy Valentine's Oay
L<M'I you both-a tloldiSh woman
8emstetn--contads on the ct8Sh who
ooulo h3ve done •t better 001 us Red­
lord, HoHman-watcn out! For us an
dfoalheta tn the mouth
Hans, WhOOpS I I'Tietll'l DutCh Did you
guess tho ~elY man? Happy Valen­
tine's Day you Brfllo pad
HappY &thday Buhgah Ktngl
________ M_...;;.r _o_oon __ Ga_t 1 Pl'lylhs-Vou are the BIG APPLE ol our
l oye! With lo'le.
001 G -enolyst, poet. tncomperable lho Piccadilly PlaymattJS
l'tnci-Go &sl Young Man!
IA&D-th4nks lor puttrng up With your
b1Q dcstanoe daughter-cynthia
PI-Ptoosc, ptoase drop Jefemy, he IS
tlo young lor you
•h-1 dldn, think I would...,. I~
~ but II S posstblo I WIU unless you
lllfCo lOOn-c. e b
• Bam' 8am'
Wuv youl
Snortcv and Violet
The Lowly Sheila-1 know I ~•Pf Ell the
best wisheS from evetYOf1e hete at the
L.og start. Thank You for talung the new
Raymond Chand~« oft our handS,
Happy Vlfenhne'l Day and Congrats and lotiO me all the Ume.
HBS II
SUz. Daffodils, tuhps, end puaywtllows ,
The pa~ on Sunday momngn
And IOYo in tho al'lemoon ,
A massage bY the ftre
&t most ol all, you
IIOYe. Pofly Chuck
What do you call
France? Frend\ killing an The dMne AK P S .. will you be my flrsi­
AdO?
This Is one ad tor you, love.
72 p SF
You are a apccial lriend
LCM! you loYa Am mal
"'Soccot" Walker If you Piav your caress
right. you !NY have the Chance to get a
YOCika and tonic IOf Maunce Lueu We
lUSt nood to get a basluJtball drnc on
campus
To my dearest snuggles
I f I &exy. how about you1 _ ___; ____ _
Jell'f-&oan ·
I lovo you! I loYe you!
I love voua
R&D
Two Room.ee who are better
on thl' SOCQ)t ltetd than they
are in bOd
Happy VaJenbnes Day!
Dear Robin L; Happy Valentine's
Day. Love, C M
Michael. ~e Louise and Mary Keep
up the good W()li( and the hippy spirtts;
,, only ~know that th.lscoalege is
why n ts ble&U$C of youl Wow n!ailv
appreciated your adlta and help!
Kt!Yin. Lee. and ROb L K I know all, I all There iu tall,
dat1t bOy .,.. your ruture. Is h 0 0 or
D M? Wena Tells
~an l8tTance.
lloYe you,
I love you,
I~ youfl!
Leon and Olivia-II hal beon along hatd
four years, but il 'ftBS worth 1t. Thanka
for vour support. OtMa. It Will be tho
hllPPiest or bm u vour birtnday Low.
The now Big Wooley Mammoth
The Loogors-What can I AV 'QeP1 I
Will loVe ya. An 0 iC-etnpeorOf
To the loansome FinQcrund:S , ShaJeel
and Finfuc:J-
may 'f04JI days be many. and
loll of adventure-
and may you always make
vour saving 111r0w11 Love. 'VOUt
frien<DV neighbomood D M-Eien
.\ndunlt.
Honeybeat- Tihough. my 1o.. yQJre
,., away, my heart r1laCheS OU1 10 you;
Though many miles come between ua
they canl come between me loYe 1 1
'"'you
Hortvwood s.W'O(rue.
Come aver tonight and oeletnt
Oregon& birthday W\th me. Well
get toasty Lur;dous I i!C ena I adle.
snuggles . hugs. and k111a-
I 1oo1e you
Hey Klmbuhlyl
Howya doln '? I ,.,.;rna;:'""' yuh.. I
luv yUh.
Sf'tert I kMtendCIIttltoryou•t Take
cate onc1 tm spirit w.111rve ex-p~ ez.
The Fus! PalltC8 Get "*'V end brace
lor a new terrrt. Happy VO ttom a '*"Y
acqwed tenant
Llafe LMlttman: I L Y .J F -D
JOhn F -t'IJ smoke your
anyllme!
To the Stud of my <Sroama-
1 only have ., 11 fOf ooe
ancl don't you lorget stogte
Corlly-My Sing1e's alw-ays open_
Ten de les rrocs anges Happy V-d#:f.
mon amie. SlWI wt! tovade 191un come
M&rc:t17- 'Ntter
To Ole bes1 Roomie:
Happy Hoe.,. s Dayt
SUsan.
Thin! ng hard abQIA you, I go( onto the
bus and palO 90C lara and ask:ed the
dt!Yef' for two tlans1ers befcre diSICICM!r•
ing tNt I was alone..
BO.M
LOYe.. Poc11and Babe
Lea.
We have to stop stanng at each
other and get to beltet thmgs
I'll bring the velvet hammers and you
bring me onangos. Be mone 00
other days thAn Fnaay'a
Dawghps: Get moo a cawp of C8Wfeo
ot rn be embeaaneuod?
Posnk.a I m crazy of joy Wilen
the cat bit me last wee Postl!ua
Dear Big ~Y Holly;
we Jove you even thOUgh we are mar·
ried"' Forever, GAGPJPSWS
Mr. Brll You're a swell edrtot. Orc..and
Sprots
Miss Comas Anna, Anna. Anna
Oooooohl Be my Valentino?
Valentrno greeting& to Mummle. Lon­
Lon. Ellen. and "fred" at the chapal.­
Love from thtl kid With the embr'Oi·
derod arm and Sprots
Peggy r.-EVen thOugh you're half way
'round the wor1d, does thas moan our
engaQOtnent Is otf?
A,pril 29, l979-B D M IOYeS youl
D D T To a gorgeous. special
per100. Happy VaJentlne·s Day!
Luv, that too aertow pe1110n.
Mtkey-To my f-,v New Waver-Aoctt
OnllW sa ..
Hawv Valentine's Day! Keep your chin
up! And you .vo too Strong!
LoYe, 8 D
Mv oea' SQuaner,
LCMl II a 4-way street Can I fust haYe
one more moond.1nce W'lth you1
-e Bud Lover
Mabel-Will you be mine?
-LCJYe. Abel
My cnunpunk , I am f()ffl\-et vourL
TB
Barbara Hey Colontdo ~ kid. NIYe
a happy Valonttnc'l Day Come by and
di(l(JI. out Hem ~11y and don't bum
the cook
Love. ?
T E.H :-And when I ll'link that's all I
haYO to do; for tl'le knowing that you're
there iS au 1 need I stlU lOve you alWays
CEH
Sidebar V-day greeungs1 And you say
)<)U ne.et hear from me .After all, 1 am a
so-allod wntlW ElY tho w-..,, 1\ave )'OU
named af'V China belstl lately?-QI(
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Mona You're the spartUe in my b
BD.M
Ant Baby-Lee me take you llWtl'l tram It
111 We11 dnnk mint~ . hunt jockeys
aoo P!a'f cnbba ~ NWB
8.0 ..
If 1 was gay. It would be you
Love. m
MSM
Happy Valentrne's oay to two bl!eutlrut
leaping lelsblansl
LOYe you bc(h. a
Hey Schnoc*um..Happy Valentine"a
Day. Sweetie'
t ~ yoU're picking our a thai • 1 iO' e ••
Happy Valentine~ Day to World•
Woman!
Hope you find • sweetheelt to cud1't
up to this festive occ:asion-C.S.
To Lout.! CuptcS l'laS shoe an ••ow
through my 1'1...-t end nm waling tor
you to pun II out!
Ms K)W 1 neacs men~ b-obell plx tor
~ we Ilk:. They play Mon and Fri ..
bOth at 7:30 p.m. And you thougt\t I
was running out ol c:rMtiw _..,.. to
g•ve you aAJgnmentS'-5orota
AYM! t lope the f'law WrNfJ patty didlt,
ltop you rrorn coming to LC.II not. neat
yea· you c.n und me one of tt-.n I
loYe you. Your Bro
5 Viewpoint -
Kudos for dra~t raiJv People should conunue to c:'plort the wider pohtacal t\SUC..
.. urroundmg the call Cor the draft and 'etk to hovc well thought
out p~auon.' to communu:ttte to our lawmaker'>
If the nat1on 1, e\tt to enter anto ,, mahtnry connact
.m)'tlme. anywhere wr ,hould be the olle' who make the fully
mfotuoed, eduattcd choacc to JOIO the r3nL.~ olthc mahtnry In a
country wuh o )Uppo'>cdl) f~ 'octet). no one. '>hould eve>r ~
rorced IntO ]OIOIO[t the mthiOI'\ bltlllll\t ht'l t)f her Will. We congmtualte the tudtnt~ \gain'' the Draft of lew~'
and Clark and Reed CollejC' for thear uperb Of1ana7atlon of the
\UCXX»ful antt-draf\ rally and spcccht:\ Mondft) ('>tt' page I) Wt
~hare thctr conoenu We art op~ to tht-rtanqutement of the
miUtal')' draft nnd dnlf\ regtstrauon
Unlike our brothcn. and ~Sters ol I 0 )'tars R(lO. llludcn~
today have borne the epitaph that we are the .. .,,lent generataon "
It u good to ec our' o~ art 'turtma to 'ound Now'' I he time
for W 10 assert OUNh-a b CUt.ZCn'> and '\tO\C [or pohliC".JI
elfe<:tavenc:ss Everyone- reGardb' of then fcchn~ on the
t»ue-<hould "'"'e then con~'aonul rcp~ntatavo and let
thtm lno\\ tho\C fcclin!r--Shortage of candidates perils
succe ... s of student government
T~ tnformath-c ,pct'Che.und cmanaf' ~pon~o~ b) " \0
and others are mo"t helpful and should conunue. Once \\t> 'top
wung and demon.~tratmgour concern,, the door will be open for
mdat.al) planner! to ampJcment thcar '1Chc:~ to dralt uc; all "'htle student'> hnve been darccung much of thear nttenuon
toward\ the mahto!) droit nnd droft rtgt~trotton ,omcthtn{t else
\\e ,hould ull be conc:cmed ,,bout '' 'hppmg by prncucally
unnottccd the elccuon ot 'tudent b<ldv on-acer'>
"-' of Tu~ay. onl) th~ candad1ue' had hied pcullon'
A Jaundiced EY-...=;_e __
Pamplin center heads hit list
Outdl Mandd
c~ ew Ptoot. Loa
AH. Al'\T \Al El\Tll'IIE'$ DAY a duv or love A duy when scnclinB,
tb~ you care ror a paece or chocolnte.a bouquet of ro~ or a card pa~
d1vldcnd~ of affecuon unequalled b\ an) other ume
Valentine\ d3} 1$ one th.lt I like atnsht
~o~ 1 am one who bebC\'tS \\hole-henrtedh· m celebraung the important
hohdaY" to t~ir twle.\t Janual') 14 is ended on m' calendar each )"Car Wlutmg
for the chance to toa\t Benedict A mold\ barthda) 01 cou~ there\ that Gre:1t
;\mencan Tree-Piantm~ Tradauon. ,\rbor On) \o ~hen \ D "'orks ·~ \\II\
around, I get in the mood. And that\ not alway' good.
That' not good becau~ \'alcnune\ day commemorate.\ \Omtthmg mort
than gut-wretchmg IO\-c)-dO\C) poem' and cupid .... hapcd bo"~ :and etndy­
c:oatcd pineapples .
It was Sl ytal"\ ago tod3) th.at a blood) mas..a'rt too~ plac:t an Chacago ina
cold. rcd·bncked gara~ that t)pified SlJng \\Urfaredunng the prohabuaon eru. It
"'~then that 'ii:\'Cn mcmben of the -Bup· Malone gang wert lined agaan.'t :s
~o~.all and brutall) murdered b) I (.Jpone' ~ng .
Malone and ht~ •bootlc881ng" band of hoodlUm\ \\'Crt numtx-r one on
Capone "hu lLc,t
C\o '\;&rnt lv,llentinc:. a thrrd-ccntul) t."'hn,t13n mart)t, ''and!> for love nnd
hot,.; .t JU:t.t.n~ttton phalo~ophtsu '-11) IS u natural one That ~uat-. m) nce<h fine.
In order to full} aprcc:iate the hohday. I too h.a\-e 'orne out wnh a ·hn hst .. A
Scno~·Hit h$t.
I M GE!\t:.RAll) CONSlOERI!{) b) tho-.,: "ho L.no" me to be a
~ntle man •\ ch1l mind.,, etVIItonsruC' and fuM r~• huvc been m) forte when a
conrrontaoon w;u immicnt. That ~ not to ~'r ho\W!\Ct. \\hen I am Up\Ct that
the"\\ rath ol Dutch .. hn~ not been lelt. It JU~I Utke' a lillie while longer to work
up t~ bo1ling blood than wuh mo-.t loll. Next week: What'
:> • with The A1 i!ilant -
officaally to set on the: ballot for the clccuon Monday(~ Jt~
pate 2) Candtdnte' have unt1l tomorrow 10 enter the rncu
e'ltCCUIIVC oflic~ and JUdiCIIIr) board \Cal'
We feel at '" annppropnu te to endo"c any of the candid•~
''"" the deadline tor entry has not paued We sohc1ted Wnttn
,tntement~ from nil cnn<hdat~ nnd olfercd them the chan~ to~
mtervaewed by the f>lont'u L Olf eduonnl bourd No atndlda,
gnve usn wnttcn ~U\Icrnen t Only two \howcd up lor antcr'lt'tl
1 he ~hortage of candadnt« '' a mystery, nnd pcrh•Pt 1
di.StUrbang SIQO of Student Dputhy IOW8rd!l ,tUdent iOvttn~
W1th nouce~ placed an every cumpll) moll box, ~tgn~ po~ttd 11
f-1eldr. Omtng Room nnd the r nul Room. nnd an ad and 1
calendar announcement an the Plotl~l'f LtJg. one would thrl'IJ
that the publicaty had been odequnte Yet it \etm\ tnconcea~ab.
that out or a 'tudent body or almost 2.000. only ll hnndful ....
antc~tcd tn ~tudent IJO\ernment
1 he ""ocmtcd Student\ ol l ewi~ nnd Clark ,hould ~~
tnkc u cnuc:allook at the elt\.taon procco.s Perhnp-. tht-dead~.rt
for pctlllon.' ,hould he cMher \II} 3 week before tht.:. c:lt:c1Jo:
m~tcad ol JU't thu:c da)" Thl\ year the. deadhnc 1\ a{ttt L'f
\:.amp:ugn ,pcech~ are u:hcdulcd The ASL C \hould all.
uplorc method' or rccruating C4lndadatt"'> earlier m the yw
~tudcnt so..ernmtnt Ul 1 CWJ\ and Clark hu\ mudc U lot,
progr6.'> ovu the: pMt two )'e!lf\ It would be il shnmc to~ tht!
pt08~\ undermaned by a WCk or student IOICI'C\1 Q
communaca taon
Cnndadncy pctrtaon'> arc nvualuble an the ASL C office on"'
lower level of Templeton C tnter.
n II •
l~<>t ''••eclllelt m) ctvthty horne llnd tht-furor polled Arter lo)tngn clo!oe
Intramural b:ukctball prne-thut I could jushf)'-1 ~o~.as denied the use of a
towel-rhar I could not jusJt)-to d" oH the "'cat and howc:r.
-nle) ·rein the di')'Cr: one ol the gu)'l behind the men~) "cage:" mumbled.
•The) might be read)' in 20 nunutcs or a half hour." He olfertd no olheroptaon
than to ~t aroung and watch the Gatorude \ending mllchrne or to walk home:
traihng a scent lbat "ould hall a steamroller . Thoug ~ht~s ________ __
It is called -blowing a rw.e· 10 pohtc circles when omethmg tnfurinung
occuB.. This C\.'cntng I '"'3~ goang -upcr no~'ll ...
·you mean to tell me after four )taB, some S24,000 in tuition and fee,
lata, I cannot ~t a towel to ,.,pe my bod) with'!"
·Nope,• ~ 10a1d
·why is that. do )OU \\Ondcr7"
-c~nlse we: don't ~\e enough We gotU\ ~P \\iUhin~ them" hr: ~ud.
paused, and added, "and 'omconc didn't "A'll\h (to\\ela}thi~> i.lft~moon."
·Who) in cha~ o( thi~ ft:tsco, "I as~cd hopm1•1o rts-tin m) peace: ol mind
wath a good ~an~to-heart talk.
• JciT) Krummel ," he said. MBut he ia not here now­
<.irt3t.
MY RAGE DID 1' ~l BSH>£: (or a while. I borrowed n towel (used)
from a friend in the Jockerroom .tnd for payment I told him <>f my e)(apade.
·Hey. rh:n'r. nothang. ·my tO\\CI coUeaguc sa ad "Get that: tf you twist your
anldc "'bale) ou 'redoing 50mtthing here [ 10 Pump lin Sports Center), you\.e got
10 walk 10 the infitmal'), get a relea~e that says 'yn. indeed, your ankle as twisted'
nnd then )OU can walk. bad to UK the wh1rlpool." He coughed and uddcd.
"unku, of coui':\C, )OU pla) some sort ol '<'MBit) Jport.
"And don' forget each tudent pa) 11 fee earmarked-! think it\ S16 a
tenn-for Pamplin.·
I WA ITED TO NAIL SOMEO 'E agaansta wall, but I rartly· hoot from
the h1ps .. hen it COtnC$ to the admin~u-.uaon and procedura Not \c:ry sood
odd~o. So I did $Orne qut1L1oning and round both mtcret.ting :and upsetung
thinss
·r hr: towel' au an :short 'upply: a pnme target for S~nglt-towc:l r.tudenu. who
nnccd.-1 a ~·;uh cloth or s.howcr mat lor donn room or apartment . ·But wc11 ne"<cr
be Without JOCb or ~b. · one of &he cage help gid when I called to tall to
Krummel . ·1 he number of to"'cl\ is a lot leu than roll• (A "roll" ot PE clotht~
a used by $ludcnts to wear while wurkang out an the 10·m) We've got may~ 20
towel~" the JOd:'n'~k mogul announced . ·Buc they'rt \\a htd every hour"
"Where'~ Mr. K rummcr.~ I oaked.
~He won) be back "t1l ncllt w-td .. "
FORGET ABOUT 1 HE nughHIII·"'cll·b(-nonc:u&tcn t wharlpool balh. I
don) undeDtand the rcawn for iu. nan-U.\C lUI m"'h ai any mu~ulurly atro­
phied cnpple miaht. And don't try to dec1pher the re<non why I Q.IMot get a
•roJJ" bc:caute 1 am not takmaa badrn1nton cl.us this term Hue plea~ tt)'. do try,
to uptain why I do pay an outraJtOIU amount of tuitton and feu-w~ of
..,hic.h ao dirtcll)' to PSC (not the S 16 a term my friend uid. but S20 a year of
S6 66 a tenn}-and •hy I cannot wipe my body with UW'is and Clark· own
amciJ monopammcd pseudo-terryclolh towc:li.
Pkasc, Mr. Krummel , try and explain thotc lhanp for me. •
6 Will anyone answer the next call to arms?
Bdo\\ nrc 'c"eral tudenh'
respon~ to tht' quC':.tion II thl' Uni·
ted Stut~ rttn,tated the malitllr\ • draft •. tnd ~ou \\crt drultt.-d, would
you ~n.c.'
John \\inttl"\. fr~hman : "'oio I
\\ouldn t ftght and I won't n:gl\ttr I
"on) up port an\ mahUll) uctton
an) where m the world and I won't
li((tll for •our• 011.
•
SWEHLA
• Julie ttchla, wphomof"t ' I would not 1\e ulrc<1dV been throu~h '>ll)'ing
faght I \\ould appl) lor con-.cacnllou~ goang to go to Ltnodu lx'\!au~
(objector] .. tatu.' tx-c.auo,c I con,adcr me there ure 'om~: than'" I ha\'t to
m\~lf a tottll p.tcah'>t I don't bc:lte\c tor tht count f) II then; '' \Omefl(t.
10 \\Uf\ or \IOicncc for Un) l't"oi\On CIOn Ill \V,I'>hlnf!tOn \\ ho thank~
f.rlck Shlrte)'. ~phomore: "'o I \\l: have Ill go to "'.u then he ''
wouldn) ~o I thank that the whole:-much better po\ltton to JUd{!l! tlw
tdtJ of the draft II'\ U kand of parun01o1 .lin
ba~d on thl\ countr)"' need lor c:co-I Lunna ~hlmoda , junJor: l'lo, I
nomat .. umulnuon -,cc; m)'ell fighun~ If I hove to b ·
S<oll Herr, fmhman : Yc\, I would tha~ counrry [to ,1\•oad bcanp dmll&dll
SHIRLEY
• thank that I Will •
SHIMADA
U. T TERS POLICY
Letters to IM Ecii/Q( !lhould Ill
,,tkJ,o~~ to Bot 21 Tho rJO<Jdllllf •
noon. Monda)ll SubmlHJom &iiCIJd
bit typtld doubi~~I>4Cf!O Md urcJid
tho •ulhOl) n11mo 11 woll u actd«t~C
c//JSl Q( ltcully 1111nd1f19 No moreth*l
lhfH IIQfld/urP' nMy ttPP#Nf wrlllllfdl
hi liar L ungth should bo 350 wonJJ tr
Itt" 1.11 llt/lefJ wrU 00 p4.1bhahfld t>ut,.
IJUb/OCI to Oclllrng lor grtmmt•. lr/llgfll
and l,bftfow 111111rnonls. Thft P10t,,..
LOO 11110/V..., .... llflhl 10 hOld 11111011 'I
Ill»<» pfOblem• •n. No WJOnyi'7J(IUI
leltwl Wll1 bf p4Jb/llh«t
Plonnr J..or. Frb /4, Are
they
Socic
Jonathan Burton
JOt Williams
fllbt Mo-l.oa
THIS YfAR l
at\ genernl
menting a three t
p-<~m for rrc~hmn
rtqutrcmen t wu~
bile k.grou nd m u
bumu naueo,.
I he. prosml
tOCrc:a\e wriung sl
maMllng tn o WI
'Pnng term
Our an~ugi
ptogmm ha., rev<
and "'hut \\C (eel L
l.tlldent' \ lack
racult) .lnd .. tud
lentt or awaren
"udc:nt~ ahke to
E\~0 With tWO }C
SIJUOf the lack 0
tion Implemented
51.111 not complete
Th1 .. OVCI"'I
order to tn\Urt t
" OO\~, there '"
dutct1on
Between 19
commtlled to a
awcnng o wide­
ln:~hmnn rcquarel
"U dropped tn
\lith u hmattd ul
lbc: college
A new proga1
lto to rtvt!Diilt tt
more vanet\' or \ t1
Commauce took
tnlltatcd u ne\\ ph
nat tudli:lo proat
• ·gJobul penpec
In JQ78 a ,
fum Comrn1ttec
mg the venera}
concluded that, ·•
mtottd, and that
ti\c and pl.annan
But the \t
th3t Lew a~ and (
I'Olc:. tran.,lute 1
curriculum and
rnumcnte thut pu
ti\t ~tudent ~ .. r
llltemem or purr
tuk lacang the col
The 'IU!Kom
of the Oencrul Stu
"e M\'t da,manl
menu. we ha\-.: c
re.$ons for requafl
lack o( swted pu
conY'Ictton " andlda1n
·d wnt~
anc:t lo•
Ct\nd~~
nter.~
perh'"''
vc m rntu
p()'lltd'
ad and 1
IU ld IIIII'\
)ncet,abt
lndCul t:o
IOUid 1
1: deadl"l
ae clca.1'"
~ ofttt Itt
ould al\
le ~.,
~t " 101
I o "« tha:
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Olldlltlfll
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IOIW IIIII
""'Ill '"" wordl rl
cwrrt
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Are they all that
they're cracked up to be?
Society and Culture program ill-prepared, cp used
Jonathan Burton and
JOt WIIUa~
tl tbt Aoi'IC'ft Lot
T HI~ Y[A R. l cwi' und C lar~ revt-.ed p.lrt or
tl\ general '>tUdte~ re4u1remc:nt bv imple­
ltl(Otlng u three term 'ioctet)' .lnd Cultun: Pro­
pam for (n:<.hmun I ht JlUfptxc or cn:aung the
rrquu-emen t WUll to ofTcr 'tudent~ un ha~toru:ul
badground tn u Wide mngc ol area' ol the
humanttu:-.
I he progrom would ulso uuc:mpt to
mcrea'IC wnting 1lulb throughout the yc.1r. cui·
muuuang 10 u wntang proflctcncy tC\l dunng
tpnng term.
Our anve\tagutton tnto the Generul SlUdae'
program ha\ n:vc:.1led problem., wilh plannang
and whut we Ceclt~ o lnck ol re)pon"baluy to the
\ludcnh A lack ol commumcauon betwttn
faculty .tnd 'tudent' ,., evtdent due to the ab­
~tncc or awnrene'' on the pan of teacher. und
1tudcnh nh._e to the problem\ of the pro[U'Ilm.
E\tn \lotth two ~ear. of plannang. and a n:port
1tttmp the Ind. or orgatmtaon, the admml\lro­
ttOn tmplcmcnted the n:quu-c;ment whale 11 wns
sull not completely out olthe pn:parotoT) ">tagc.
fbi~ OVel"'ght mu<.t be ~valuated in
order to ensure the \Uett'" olthe program A' 11
ll 00\\. there ,, 0 lot or purpo"C but httlc
d1rc~11on
Betw-een 197~ and 1978, fre~hman were
romrmtted to a omHcrm .. (re,hmnn ~mmar·•
CO\~nng n Wtde-rongmg -.cope of dtsctphne<. A
ht~hmnn rcquan:ment an Wc~tom Ci\<ih1at1on
•a~ dropped tn 1973 beulu~ the teachantt ol
SUth u hmued subJ«t could not be JU.,tlfied b~
the colic~..:
A new prosrum or el'.pan'lon WU\ underta­
~tn to n:vnnh1~ the lrt",hrrwn cour..e\ b) ofenng
more \lllfitl) or 'Ubject maller fhe Cumculum
( ommattec too~ control ol the \IH.LJiton and
tnll&atc:d a ne"' phalo~oph) an rcg.1rd to the Gen­
eral Studtc:' pro8n1m .• tdvoottnp teJthtng from
1 ·gtobal fl('rsptttt\c: ..
In IQ78 Q \Ub,ommattce or the Cumcu·
lum C'ommallet pubhshcd o ..ell..,tudy e\'lllunt­
lnJ the Geneml Studu:~ progrum l he repon
concluded that. *Student thot~ hud been aug·
mtnted, and thul tndl\ldU.sl lnOIIWIIOn. tntiW·
tl\e and plannllltl had Jn<;re.&~ ..
But the tudy nl•o c.1me to the ~ontlu,ion
th!t I cwt\ and (.lark ·Need' to affirm ''" pur·
PMc tmnslote that purpo..e Into a toon:ltnntcd
curnculum und prosrnm. and crrecuvely com--
muntQlte that pupo\C to enrolled und pro'lpc-c·
11\e student!. .. The !IUb-comm•Uec: -.;ud thi'
ll&tcmtnl or pUrpo'e 1\, ~ f he mOlll Important
lls~ lattng the colleae m the next -.everul )-ear. •·
I he mb-<:ommt llee tntttl1ed the lumdhn~
ol the (,encrul Studac• proa~mm <sUttang that ... A'
toe have d.,mantled geneml ~tudit' rt'qu a~
lllenb, \1.1: hav~ cea\C:d aho¥tther to ,tBic the
ltaSOn\ (or n:qumn& what RllUliO.~ f he present
lac._ of ~lllted purpo!~t "~•anal' only a lltck of
COnvtction •
ltonttr J..or, Frb. 14. /9110 1-ollowing thl' report. 10 faculty members
met an June for .t th~ wttk "-Otl\hop to plan
nc\1.-~oocty ond culture cou"cs they de<~igned
thrtt year-lone cou~ : World lstcroture,
(ompamiJW Ctvthmtton,, and Comparotavc
Culture~ to be ortel't'd U\ "ptlot cou~ ·during
the 1978-79 'IChool year
The rc: \UIL' ol tht ptlot cour.c' were pub­
h .. hed an June ol I Q7Q an,, report to the Nuuonnl
Fndo\\mcnt for the llumanlttt' Educuhonnl
Progrurru; DavtMOn \tuung an p.·ut thut "I he
three-term lormat WU\ unpopular with •tudenb
dunnp the ptiOt prottrm tn the fact of the e"<l\t·
mg ~tnndurd of tcn-weel o;ang.Je-term ~;ou~ ..
further comment\ J'e\QI more about the
,tructure of the CJcncral Studt!::\ prottrom In the
~me report it wu~ "Ulted that · Btcau<.c e\Gob
had moved so rnpidl) coul"t plannanp for the
enure: progro1m could not be "" thorough "' n
had been for the ptlot cour.C", and all the pro­
grom goals could not be rc:.thled,"
·~\OCiote Dean ol Facuh) Oavtd a"agc.
who he3ds the proflrum mpondcd to the ~ub­
commatt~ 10 the report '-~Y'"f· ~\\c rum~ tried
10 dc~1gmng the progrom to nua10 the benefit~
of the curnculum b.1~ on u wide mc-..~ ... ure of
\tudent chota: and to b:t-.e that program on
clearly 'iu.tttd pUrpo)C , "
----or the progrnm. Thl\ will be a m.iJOf tnsk olthe
first }"ear. "Thj, lack of commumcauon of inten­
tion' "Confu'leS :1 lot of people," and will be
l't'(.lllicd when fncull\ them<;ehes nn: clearer • about the program.
avage ..aid, "The planning wasn't as tho·
rough <~ an)' or u' "-OUid have hke it to ha\e
been." He mc:nuoncd howc\cr,lhat a n:ccnt fed·
erol go"emment ttrant ol S225,000 wtll help to
fm:.thtatc planntnJ. Tha .. Jlfilnt wtll be uSed. !ola\­
age ~td, for four-"te'- lonp ~ummt:r worl;,hop
'IC:'<~tOnll tor fncuh} "to butld up confideno: in
matenul "1 he monc~ Wtll a.L\o be u\Cd to rehe\C
the progrom·~ loculty I rom other tllt\'CS in order
lor them to M'-t mon: umc to ~pend planntng
these cou~ a\agc $.'lid the mt or the grunt
wtll be ~pent on -.,mailer thi~ "'
In umnunion S.s\u~ told the l.L1~, ·t has
}ear\ treshman are c\penenc.ing the growtng
p.~iru. of a ne" program "
I rfER\ lEWS w1th freshman 'ecm to re\"Cnl
more p.~m th3n gro"lng, ho"c\er. The gen·
eral con...cn'>U: among th~ r~hman inter·
\lcwed was that c,upt lor the mwu: and an
cou~. the ')octet~ and Culture projV11m h:ls
not li\'cd up to th e'pe(t.utton~ 'the 'tudcnts
"This year's freshmen are experiencing
the growing pains of a new program."
Ther·e eems to be more pain
than growing. however.
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In a recent inten.te"' with the Piun~r l.og,
Sava~ "'"' asked to comment on ht\ 'iew ol
the Gcnt;ml '>tuda~ progrum. 11~ goah nnd
achte\'cment' &l!oed upon a \Ur.cy otln:~hman
tonducted cnrltcr tht'> term. ~v.tge decl1lC'd the
R:'iUits o( the pro{ltllm to dnte. "\nta,luctor), ..
"'WnttnB '' the onc element common tu .til
the toUf'\C\,- he ~ad I he rc'lponse to the" nting
proaram hn' been J)l.l'llliVt. Sa\'Uge "<lid. but
e'pn:·~d concern thut there w-ere. ~ .\ ''~rult­
c..tot mannrilY of 'tudcnh who dad not ~n:c •vc
they \1.1:R: nut&..tn8 progn:" m thear wntsng.."
"The rucult~ felt ,, n~d to th:\idop a ~ub­
"~tunttul prt)srum, • \lud Stl\.t~>e. but pointed out
tnC'QUtltc:' '" '" ~tru~: turc "I he Cicnl"rul Studie-.
program i!'o mtendcd to prov1dc ll 'p«wl place in
the eumculum where ba~11.: question or "aluc
lind I<KUf>," he ~id . ""wc\'el, .. , he faculty und
prosrnm o~ .-whole ha .. n't got to the point
where 11 can effech~ely communiaate the aoals
•
• C'\Pre'scd dt'Content "-ith thetr cia~ • and
otrcRd lhouahtl> and opmiom on ho"' the rro­
gnam could be ~:hangC'd.
Peter Curt,on, D \tudcnt m World 1 itera­
tun:. c'\ptn.~ tu' \it" on the rcqutn:mcnt .
·The: ht:~hrNn 'IC.'mtn.tl" an: far hom what the
wen: ud\'ertt~ to be lt Cceh h~e the teuchel'l'
~ere forced anto teachtng lr""'h!T\lln, but the Idea
of mat.;in8 f~hmun ~ ntt n lot '' ~real, :o.u I
hope the prOIJrnm tmprow~ •
"My COUN 1' !JOod bcwu\t' that\ where
mv mterc''' urc, but I thtnk lor the ,tudent who
dot"'lll l kno\1. what he "ani\ to do. the rcqutn:­
nlent ,, a tundmncc," ~1d Ketth rdpr ol Mmtc
I itcruture.
An ht\tOr)' ~tudcnt Corky l:>aln poke
fa\'Orabl) of hlS CWS. but !laid man) c:IJssn llrt
wonhll"'-'~ "be<:ouse the,) tT) to uccomph h too
much.'" Andrew Manin, "'ho takes Freedom:
M)th and Reality, ~id the cbu ·:-teeds mon:
\'llnet\ and o~llmubtion . It need .. ro breat out of • routines, perhap:. by having gUC.'i\ spal:c:n and
vtswal prc:scntation ..
The wnting a .. pect ol the prosnam WB!\
defiOIIe concern or !.tUdenL,, Kat h) Mc<irn"''
who~ a tudent tn I he HumanSt oT)',lluggcstcd
ttut the courKS ~hould be IJYen. "\Jp until three
tenru or unul a person c-.1n pass the wnung
proficiency n:quJn:ment . •
Compartllhc Cultura r.tudcnt Rob T ~
berg think. there is a definite n~ to restructure
the program "Then: hould be a mtna<ounc:
taught b~ teachen rrom e~ery dep.~nmc:nl 10
n:late "hat then: , .. to oJl'er: he told the l..bg.
Prote.~ or Wilham t.ucht, who teuchcs the
f~hman scmin.:ar World Literature. saM:J the
prosrum lS ·cenainl) not an O\"eNhelming ~-­
ens lrom m}' point (II 'le"' ·
"There '" not enough pa.n1etpatton among
tudent.s." he: s~ud, citin Ma lack or antemt nght
lrom the beginning on thetr pan.·
Then: seem to be a k" ba~ but mator
na"' in the program. B~ hl .. own admt tOn,
".a"ill,"(' qid the planning and puflKJSC of the
pro~ram wa~ not a~ detinue n it could ha"~
been 1 he repon to the Nauonal Endo"' ment
for the Humaniuc-; "-&u tilled W'lth ~o~m O\'er
the amb1suit.> ot the direction ol the progrum
I.e \I. is and Clnrl, in requaring th~ counn
to be. Ulkcn. j, $.'1Vmg !.hat the:~ an: essential tu a
hberal-aru C'ducation. If that the .;D<Je, there
,hould be more auenuon 81\en tow11rd~ the
pbnning and tn'olT\k.:taun ol the councs' goal"
Ho~-e"er . by not pruJXrl) plunnang for the pro­
gl'llm, the col~ L' tn effect !Q) ing the co uno
an: not essential to the curriculum
1\ better undentandtng of student, ncc:o­
~T) to bnng aboutu ch:tn£C tn tbc: atuatton.ln
order for lacult~ to pan greater amtght ant()
these needs, the ludent mtDt be met on u
p:tlOn.ll k:Ycl, and not twvc thcar opiruons
broken down into numbctl 1 he un.t:) con·
ducted b\ "·"'-'SC. \l.hlCh "'liH'Omplctcd b onl
55 pem:nt at the l~hman, "how~d that tu·
ttent!\ an: gcncrall) usficd "'''h their c~1UJ"SC1.
but b4..~'-' upun uur ducus.-..tom "-lth Jotudcnts,
\lot ob~l'\'Cd the opp~itc rcactton
In hght ol a lithe taeb.. tht~ )"ellt '!. l~n\lln
an: no more' than guine;a P'8" an an npenrncntal
program, They an: not mxivmg the full bcnclits
ot a program "hk:h ha. much to oiler fhe} an:
the 'ttlim-; of m.11rupulation; they an: bctng
\bed
'I his is unlortunate b«ause the rrugram.
thOUJh iood in the Of}, 5Ulftrs \1. hen put Into
pra~:~k.--c. I ht General Studies program h\o up
tu lt5 Nltne all too wdl by bem& roo aeneral.
It ts our hope that rutun: freshman wall not
have to pay to teAch the facult) \lthat they
lhould ha\~ kno\ltn lrom the bqtnnina •
7 O~inion ----------------------------------
Voucher plan offers best hope
for salvaging public education THE CRUT\ON OF A
c.A51NET-LE'JE\. DEPARTMENT lg
A $lGNlfUN1' M\LE~TONE IN MORE1 EFFECtlVE DECK·OWR ARRANSEMENT ,
Stt~t Ha>,orvd
"' ~ N<lfl! « ' "'
0 ~E sUP PO E'\ ''"-a.' ~~' 1ta·
ble. T~ conttnut"d pf«l.Petou'
demN: Ol rublic edUC811Cin an \mel•
1c:a ha c:licatcd the prcdactable
mpon'-t:' from the du~ an \\'a,hing­
ton: '0 ~"· (.JO h1lhon ~b10CI ·It\cl
Dcp.utment ol Educullon the ultt·
mate burt'40Cr'lltizauon ol C'ducauon
1 ht' nc" DOE L'i mereh the latc:st •
fa1lurc 10 a long lht ot l:ulum pcl"f'c:'·
t..-ted b\ the: cducauonal antclh~nt<i.a • ovn the pa.o.t generation \\ h1lt: the
DOE a .. ure-. u) that it \HU he a
•dettntralind- effon, the origin o11~
principle no lrUrm "'11 be: a mHtc:n
to no one. (Had the pro\etba3l
Murph) li\'t:d lonjl enough he 'urch
"ould h.a\~ added to ht\ La\\ "un)
dte:~~on that C3n be m.tde m
\\ .a~hington . will be: madt' 1n
\\ ru;hmgton i
1 ht' last 20 year"' ha'~ been quite
• $tll\OO ror cducatOT'\ Wlulc gntde
point A\'Cnt.ges conttnue thear IIJU\01"' ..
nse, acluevc:rnent test -.co~ conunue
to plummet. ln an effort to conceal
their O\\-ll embarras)mcnt and ttJo"-"
o~r thc:.ir O"-TI mcompetencc: , many
cduc:ato~ ~ no" telling m that the
u:sb :sre. well. not reall) o rchable
aft.:r aU. CJC'\'tr.
\\ e ha"e seen just about eve!')
po -.~ble •nno,auon Head tan pro­
pm., for the parucularh dtYd\''ln·
t.a~ or coul"'>e--nl)' the\ dldn'
wod. Compensator) edueauon for
th~ who ha\'t ~ligh\ed panicluar
educ:auonal d1$0pbnes.1 Of cou~­
only that dtdn '\ \\.Orl. Compulsol')
intepatlon in order to raJSC the stand·
ard or achJeVemeot for uunonry stu·
dcnu and U'JCJCi'sr ra.aal 1\armony
and undcntanding ? Of COW'IC-only,
of course. that didn' '1.\'0rk en her The
litany could contmue ad inflnJJum , ad Mu.u·um all tht b1lhons .. pent all the
prod~I('IU' ~htmc. tncd OUI
tl owc,cr then-,.,. c~UI,t' for rejo­
icing. n rea,on tCI hopt that real pro­
gre s ma) be made 10 the future.
1 he ~\\ nor rcpre,;cnt~ the hagh
est ro' 11'1lt bu~ ucmtillttion o[ edU·
cation, 4nd hence, the mou
\pectacular Ot1p Bamng an appeAl
lor d1''~ ptO\Ide~'e on the p.trt ol
tht-'\:tuonal Edu~lion o\"ocauion,
"hen the monLs of the OOE be\:ome~
~•dent, \\C a~n get do\\n ttl deahng
"'"h the lundarnenta.l roots of the
problem •
One Mr. raul Coppc:rman has
JU 1 wnucn ~n mcm\e \Oiume utlcd
TN /Jt('TO('I' 1/t>tn: ~ /)rulmt-of
Rt>admg Jf ntmg. and uammg m
tht> Pllhll• SrhooiJ ant! What H r <.an
Oo bout It In \Ummar'} he poenu
out th:lt •the U\~"lt't' high 'Choot ... tu
dent today take" 2S perttnt I~' Eng­
h,h, 1S pc:rttnl lc"" world lu~tory. 35
pc:rccntl~\ IJ.O\crnmcnt and cwi~ 10
percent ,~, seogmphy. and 20 per­
cent 1~ -.caencc and math than 3 sen·
e..-uon ago He as .a •8ned I~' than
hAlf the homework and the te~tbooks
~as gJ\en have been rcwntten wtth a
n::admr level two yean. lower (han the
srade he ·~in -And today's cducaton.
..cramble around tryang to c:~plam the
SIQlnJI t~l ~m
The educ:atioMI s)-..tem, Copper·
man tells us, has become -a ~d. SIJO
billion-a-year ,ociaJ ill)titution -He
c:xhoru Americam to stri\~ for the
•fC('ooWUctiOD Of 8 badly deteri~
rated educational ))':\tern. where
teacher\ arc ~~Dddled '1.\-lth chaotic and
anadequate cumculum. where they
feel compelled to reduce performance
standard~ and worl. demand,. •
THE MOST ''Jilificnnt reform 1n
pubht education today would
~ the adopuon of the voucher plan
1 he vouc.her plan m o..ence, wouJd •
gJVC each parent o .. voucher .. for the
value of h1" or her ch1ld\ educ:ataon .
redeemable by the 'chool. any \Chool,
of thcu chotoe 1 he plan would gave
parcnb ancentave to become actavr 10
school afTa1r. and would force
schools to compete wath each other
ror \luden~ and thu\ upgmde the
qualJt) of cducauon offered
The social purpose or the
voucher plan would be to perm11 plu­
nshsm. promote and1vaduahty and the
adat)liOn of ~chools tO the ~pec1al
needs of tho'e who hu\<e ~pectal needs
The plan I!> pred1cated on the very
nouons that built our lormadable cdu·
cationul trad1t1on an the first pluce:
IOdhidual rc:sponsabilit). rn:c choacc,
and community mvolvcment
1 ~ notion!> arc. of course,
anathema to the mountebank) in Washmgton whoc;e aMumed h1gher
morahty ~ led them to cia am omne'·
Clence All attempts to even try n
voucher expcnment have been v1gor
o~ly opposed The soc&al plannen. 10
\\~hmgton apparently Cltnnot 'llcep
naghu wath the thought of free chotec:
an educatiOn
In the only unrestrnmed voucher
e~pen~ nt.. en Alum Rock Califor
nw. commum t> and parent partaCJpa
uon wa~ high, cumculums were
anv1gorntcd, and test com surged
Clcarl) in th1s 1n."tance, gavmg parenb
greater choacc: and power had n major
enect on cducauon quahty
The voucher plan ts supported by
a wade ranging tdcolo&~cal coahuon
1 he most frequent ob)ectton to the
voucher plan is that it would lead to
ancreased segreptio n Not 'lhnnng thl.\ VIew as Roy Innes, nnuonal dim­
tor for the C ongre ~ of Rncaal Equal­
aty whech ha~ made the voucher plaa
a top prionty on at agenda lnneund
..cvcrnl b!Jlck educato~ aMcrt that a
voucher plan wall for the fiNt ume 81\t
mmonue-. an equal voacc m educa­
tional mauen that till now has beeD
enjoyed b} the nch nnd maddle elm
A voucher plan would be a ~IW­
ble \tep to\\ard mtonng quahty pub­
he educ:nt10n m Americu Whethertht
~ocu 1l p.uernah!lt'i an Wa~hangton ~~~
~ummon up the mental resources to
rccogmz.c a good adeu when 11 b1tcs
them ~ doubtful The educational
cstabhshment, wh1ch 1.\ qu1vering "'1tb
pnmc over the voucher plan, will=·
uunly throw a Herculean temper llln­
trum nl the thought of relinqut~h1111
thear power •
Purpose behind education more than financial gain
'\e\l:rthe~. at no other ti~ wdl a per.on your college expenc~ wa!l un 10tellcctual one forehC<Jd Agaan, the clement of p3in 11
be able to koo" other people a~ thorough!)' a\ 10 And I challenge anyone to\&)' th.1~o nununng of ammancnt
college othang ~ qwte a~ \tb\U1nan~ as the the antellect1~ not paanful It as hkeanythmg el~ I th1nl< the ulumatc challenge, ho\\c\Cf,ll
frienchhip\ one de\'elop!l whale m college Thc:se you trul) asp1re to be: competent m II involve, 'p1ntual In college.. the -.earch for truth •
M A :)' BELIE\'E the onl) benefit \\Orth bondi arc or the strongest kind Bonds not e'-en nslo. talmg and pudung on~lf beyond a compellliYC and c'toellemtcd Studenb bountt
obtatning from four years ot "bciplined ume c:an erode. The t1me lipent wtth othe..., •~ a comfortable lurut It anvol\-es paan theone' of elu\lenoe ofl one another hke thrt
ltud} is a better financiAl pOl'ation. E'en now, mutual blendang ot talentS and antcllech He h seems like a ~Yer endmg battle An would wttt1c1~m !t Old values and bcher~ art
"hen colleGe graduates arc continutll) '41th ht' ond you wuh yours <-ompletely mtellectuul fcrri~ wheel You strl\~ to find your npped from wathan U!t broken apart. and left f~
remanded dM:Jr colle~ degrca mean httle to umqu.:. '>trengths. yet your weakne$SC\ are constantly all to \Crullnllt
pre»pecnvc empiO}'t~ there sull remains an Thas bring.' tb to another a~pec1 of the poanted out It ·~ up to each 1nd1V1dual to rcbu1ld that
c:Adush"C intel'Qt in matenal~im growth prOC'eS$. That of findmg one' 1dentat)' In college. many take the opportumty to pan ol ham'\Cif It\ bound to be mongn
fhc~ 1ndividuab arc mouvnted purely b~ College IS truly a playground for thas h eJtcel othlet•c:ally L1ke mtellectual growth 11 hecau\e at no other ti~ 1• one demanded to
thcu daire -.0 get a beua JOb ~ Fe\\ stop 10 ~omc1t .t mauer of elltplonng nil your 1nvol~• pushmg beyond an estnbtishcd hmst explore tht\ pari of h1m\Cif wtlh .. uch anten.ul)
n:alitt the) arc g&lrung much mort rrom thc~r lcndenctQ and fitting the paeoes together mto a Unlike mtellccuml l,lrowth, a phys1cul endeavor und conVJcllon
colkgr: er.pcnencc than 11 mere ticket for unaque whole " ostenstbly more pamful, perhaps becuu~ we While m college we are constnnth
unlimited chcd: wriung. One I\ conunually seekmg. evnluaung and have mort 'en1.ory peroept1one. of the procc~ ~v.tluaung many thln(l'l' vnlue~. rcl:uaoruhapl
The collesc c:.x.penence 1.,1 dynam1c growth reJecUng modeh to identify wtth. It ~a 'limply You feel that ught mu~otlc fighting bnck you goal' But the college expenencc: •~ not limllal
P""tooe .... ss. At no other time doei pcDonularo"'th dec:adang who 10 be and when to be 11 hC<Jr your hC<Jrt poundmJ . you see your body to mtcrnal growth We also become .tcutcl)
seem 10 amplif.c:d . It li 3 en tical lr1ln1itional If you get nothang else. at least you can )oily fougwng. you untt the )\YCal from your o,en~atl\1\: to our surrounding !>. We adopt o mid
penod Sludentt are qwcld} made ~ware ol. broader. 1tlob..ll per.pecllvc, and u~ our
At th15 point indi\1dU3b :nk themselves , thmkmg nnd problem ~OIV1ng abthtie' 10
·1, 1t lime to complctel) brca~ out ol the child c:vdluate them a~ well
mold' Am 1 ready to bc(ome that adult person·! We mu'' be soekmg .tn tduwllon for a
Do I ha\'e an) choioe1" purpo)C other than a mean' to dO end {ertaanh
Alme»t Immediate ly a person Rolin the there art more pructicul W3\' to 'pend ~a
fechng of personal or emouonal cxp;an,ton. )'Clr •
\irtual ~urin& a~ the seams.w to speak, 'foh1eh Still. 11 I) funn)· how people ..cldom a'L •
comes !rom lnowang yourwU apart from bu,me':s mntor what he or <~he pl.ms on dou1J
p;an:nu and your homcto\lrn It mean$ W1lh the degree It\ onl) "c who choo-e to
depe-nd ana upon paru ol younc:U \'ou\ce ne'er mnJOI m .,onlethanllu~tructlikc pwc.holoif'• or
had to before. It~ 11 SCI!') and ohc:n p<unlul fint 3\ ob un: nod seeming!) u-.elt'\ "' un h1'to~
c:ncountrr , but nunethd~ .Jttengthcnmg.. who Arc humbortlrd wtlh the eternal coliC,:
ThiS virtual C~pllO)IOO of the 6elf bccomCJ quc\tlon Whut urc you aomg IO tJo?
man1fcst an anterpersonal relation~hlpi 11 ...,oell. J.. th<at 'lo 1mportan1, or •~. perhap\, wbal
f.Yeryone rcmcmbcD ho"' hard pect~ tn high one ha .. done, been throU(th nnd ab..\tmllated ant~
achool were on each other. It wus oiten a tm pc:n:c:ptual und tll.pc:nentaul world whut \\(
8fUeliOj battle Of wilUnd prO\\~ for theentare ~houJcJ \-illue?
six-hour ~boo I da). Still, we made 11 home I h~ purpCl'lc 11 there But not cnou~h of 1t1
af.:ly. PuhaJ)' not entin:ly JlJund, but 111 lta•l luke the lime to c111atnim: or apprccu\le il Yit
we had mother&, fatbcri, brothet~ , sistcB, cat1• IOrJ;!c:l why "c ha\lt comr to a libenal atU
dop, and (tad .a• at may ~oeem) teleVIsion u our college. Wh) we cho'c 1.-ewl\ nnd Chari.
aalvataon (uumc:cJ, at\ cur.y to get a~ught up m t~
Not 10. m college. t·or molt lttudenb this j, mumbt .. JUmbo mone~ market Out thcre11 bt
the fint ume they've e~r been 1mmcncd in an plenty nf tunc lor that an the luturc R1ght nn•.
almCKt aJI·peer CO\'It01'Unc:'Dt . The ad)U\tment howe\CI. there arc 10 muny other th111~" whaeb
must ~ made lo livins and catan& with people of arc importAn t 1n our lave\ We have Ill \tlldY M urrkoo
r1 ~ 11nn«r I "'I
Whut rolt ~hoi
tl rrlcu'(' of anfon1
d) rclcll'l-td an three 1
~ ~110\Uie... Ufl
1 under the f·r~dom 1
The liDI two c:ntngl
1ntormcd deCI\tOn'\
enrorrnnllo n 1 hi\
. plli.'C tl Jllow' for fc:
uc1o1n • acadcmacau11
be 1 he published 1
form.' ba1.1c rdc:re
Varinnol 1Jo..,ic lrl
unelll'"faed unulyl
!ISSR Drvdop m~/
19711
rhc mum prot
uti hi' 1 nformnllon
IJ(In f\\ With JOUm
lb \OUI'CC' butut th
tr..ll ~c: !>1111 do not
Throat'' ( remcmbc,
llpt'(t Of \olollat10n
a\\llicd nnnl)'\1\ I'll
Requt>~ ts for 111
partaull) \tern from
•bll.'o pc:rpetmtcd
:1.10\C 10 I ht 'i()-Q) I~
pmc not lett-tl ac.:lt
ca~hcr
lons re-.~' mp<
liYltndmcn t pa. ... ,cd
0111" rc:quanng pr~a(
!IlCht co\len opc:rnu<
o\miBht wu' expan
,nee commatlt.>e'l o
ncludc Appropnnt l
Forea~n Relnuam1 )
lhe CIA lnmen
1U1r uc;uvat1e' for ltJ
,l(h With .alhed lOll
l1lp.lrdl1ed, und .t~
~\On\ p~umubl)'
mcuuon of C II\ g~
What t\ muddC:
dlat while there mu
n1luu11on ol p~
cent\ the \llUUIIOn
ciJht bG lUCd to 10!1\
and ncc:dcd ref OnTI
dtb.lle l\ O\er whet
l)otn reforms, 'om<
IY t&atu!tt quo Anot1
oond m the propo~
.und~ now the c~
CIA ucuvat1~. bar
drill) or ncudemi
oblegllllon .. under t~
tn\ an: requellttng 1
1 he CIA\ rC\
Depu1y Darector F
1
Apathy b~
on draft a1
To the studcn
Cbrl College A~
tn of the anu-drnft
11'0\tment, we co~
-\ptn.\1 the Draft ro
o Orgllnlling the a
Qmpus Monday. Fe
'!lt mlly wu~ ext rc:
lllonnang ,tudents
tvolved, and actio
llktn to 1 hwart 1 h
~vcmcnt
We were heurt
•hclmeng show or
knL' from Reed
~te un.verstty s
Edhor Hans Hol.tn
ea.~,.. Mant~gtr.
Aaalgnl'Mn ta l!clto
Opinion Edftot: Sl
En~ l!dh
S9otta Ecltor Anlla
Contributing l!clt
Copy l!dlto~ Cln
FraooraiO. Kathloe
l<aplen. Antto Maru
Spedallectk)na I!
PhotOiJfliflhY Elcltwj
Compoettlon Mt.-wQ
Gr.enwood
PYoduct6on Mlanet~
A~Mianet ~
Ctn:a~t•kln M'lnlaoe4
P!oductlon : Jonath
oarot Cllavtgny, Be
Head, Adrlennt ·;)(;(1
the sa~ •ac. day afta day. With th" come~ the advantnttc being up on th" h11l few ~:omplttcly
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ha~tof} .
colle&t
~. whll
tc:d 1010
hat ~c
tth or us
e it \\-r
• rol .sib ,11)(1) Mormon
ti!N rtcwt«r I Cll
\\ hut ralc ,hould tM ( lA ()lay IT{llltdtnp
tht rciC.l~ of Information t 1),111.1 I' no~ prtrnar
il) rtiCD!ICd tn thrce .trca pnhcy onaly\1\, tntclh
fOC't C)timnt~ und rcqu~t' lor tnformatton
ullllcrthe f'r~dom of lnform.tllnn '\ct (I 01 <\)
Tllc fiDt two catuBone~ Me pnmunl)' to ullow
1nformed dcc;l\tOil\ on ""lit by con,umcn of Meaningful CIA oversight about to
be undone over present hysteria bclth ol thCHC c:o"ert acrion' benefited corporutc
Amcnca, one may question the benefits ac:cru·
an~ to the Amerialn pubhc o~c:r lime, not to
menta on the devastat1n8 effects of such racuvitacs
on the population!! o( taf1e1 countno.
· 1nfor 11\iltiOn l hi\ procc: '' benefit~~> everyone
ui'Kt 11 olio"'' for leedb.lcl from bu\lhc'\\, poll
IJC1.10' ut.~demtc:mn,, thtnk tnnk\ nnd the pub-
1 f he pUbh"hrd dUU.I come\ 10 two pnmul)
r11rrn,, blt\lt relercncc mnterml' 'uch ru the
National 8o11r lnttiiiNttJn Faabook and
uncl"'~'ftcd unulytlc reptuh .. for example
1 SSR flr''C"lnpml'nl nf th~ Gm lntluJtrv .. July,
1978 before the: Subcomm1tttc on I c:s1,lation or the
Hou't' Permanent Sc:lc:~;t Comrnitt« on lntelh·
gc:nc:e on April .S. 1979 He MjUed lor the totul
uc:mpt100 or the: ( lA I rom the: proVL'UOnl of the
l-OlA even though the: Act exempt from
dt\CIO'Iurc mcuc:nula "~"'f)' to the: nattonnl
o.ceunty A!. the: "(overt Achon lnfonnouon
BuJicttn.'" July Augutt 1979, potnh out, ·1 he:
f-OIA dOt, not po~ any danger to tht (II\, he
({ 8riUCC1} agreed " J he exemptiOn prOVISIOm.
rclatins to nataonnl \Ccunt)' are ,ufficac:nt and
the (C lA .,, FOIA \luff u~ diligent But. he W~t nre the appropn.ue comproma~a for pub­
he IICCC!.\ to the ( lA' Whlst nrc the real threat•
created by publk lcnowlcda~'? lnfonnatton , tf pubhshed, could protect
sourcc:s 11nd nc:thods whale lc:aks might expose
them W1lham Colby, ex-CIA dirccaot, concun.
• Attempu to cunccal what cannot be concealed
art: not only ~lf-ddc:allnJ. rhey Dk inJurious ...
In hght of Colby·, stutement and the aforcmen·
uonc:d concern by Fntnk Carlucxa overCJlJlO'Ure
of o~gconts . one may note the following quote
from John Stckwcll'. In S,.arch of En~mll'J '
·caA cu\C offJC.Cnng 1.\ «ruunty rat less danger·
ou~ than other branches ollhe Foman Service.
Ounng my twel\c: yeurs of~'" I knc~ of no
other CIA c:a.-.c offiCer murdered (rhc one
murder refercd to was the: 1975 kslltng of
Rith:lrd Welch, the CIA statJon chief m
Grt:cc::c), :although at lea•tt t~cnt) State l:kp:sn·
ment. US IS. and AID orrun ~ere tailed, kid·
napped, or suflen:d harrowing CApcncntts
dunng that pcnod. Thi., was despite the pubhcn·
uon of hundreds ol olf~Cers' names 10 rca:nt
yean by enema of the CIA The 1reason i<~ I he moan problem c;on~rmns the rclea<.e
o{ thl' 10fannnuon 1\ the qu~Uon of '\Untta
110n "A' With JOUrnuh\t\ , the CIA mu,t prot«t
Jb ~ourCC'\ but ut tht\ poant 11 ~~ rele.,.ent to note
that \H' 'till do not know tht adentny ol "Deep
Tl\r<lul (remember Watergate) fM \CCond
&~pcCt of '·lniUIIIOn C:OO\:crn~ the prot«;tiOn Of
dl\\lh«i nnnJy't' methodology
Rcqu~t., for tnformauon under the FOIA
~trtia ll> \tem lrom the -cnc<. ol documented
abu\CI perpetmtc:d b)' the C lA r hbe abu'IC:.'>
l&lO\C an the. <~CH..~IIed .. {trey uren'" of the 'PY
pmc not legal uctivhit". but not offtcml war
tither
( ongr~'' re~pon.\t' WU'i the H ugho-Ryun
amendment pa."c:d 10 1974 It" two fact were.
0/11:' requtnng pmtdentJul npprovnl 10 detutl of
tne"t coven opcmttOn\. and two. congte\)to nnl
oltl'!l t~tht WU'-expanded from 'iOicly the lntdlt·
nee: comnnllce. of the "enntc nnd Hour.c: to
irlcludc Appropriations Armed Sc:I'VICC'I, and
foreign Retuuon.\ AITutf\, about 200 people
1 he CIA lament' the mcrcu,cd exposure ol
lhe1r UCIIVIIIC\ for tWO mu10 I'Cil\Oft\ JOint pro­
~\ \\ 1th ulhcd 1ntclli~>ence 'crvace.. mtght be
p>p.~rdlled , and agent' mag.ht be e\po~d Both
rmun'l pmumubl) antcrfcrt wnh the eiTecuve
c\«UIICln of ( I <\ goah •
• • • • ..
• • • • • •
,. .. One: po,,tbht)' L\ to formulute u throhhold
level of ~un.~ c:ommtlltd to ( l1\ openatton•
\t \orne detennancd le\~l or pO< able: c"pcndt·
tUf'C:\ or elup~ llmc: of u coven opcrutaon rei·
evunt commatac' ~;ould be anformed Under the
Hutho...Ryun IHnc:ndc:mcnt etpht tommattec'
mu•ll be: tnformed Perh..ip.. o.~ll coven opc:nuron.,
could be approved b) the: lntelh&cnc:c rand the:
~i'J
•
~ Ult a fA>T? •
; • 1mpte enuuah. Ei&}lty·fi\c percent of aU CLA
field cue officer\ alrebd} are \locll known 10 thc1r
local cammunllcs becuuS(: or thcir h:uson reltl·
tionshi~ wath fort:tgn polic~. tMir own oren
1\dmlssaons or CIJ\ identities. thetr (rce­
~h«ltng. h1gh•prolilc h!Mtyl~. lind the 80S.Stp
und con~opac:uous cLanni~hoes.' of thar ~ives . In
AbacJtmn, my fint post, all CJ,\ st:auon personnel
were li$ted in the embassy' unc:laMifiecJ public
tdcphone booL: :&.\ the' Poluiatll Sccuon. ·'Po lit·
ical I' wu' leglltmate State Department
personnel.
\\hat u maddemng about the \ltuauon 1
lbt .,.. hale: there mnv be vahd sround\ for nn
cnluation ol pn:\('nt Cl A n:ponmg require­
ant.,, the \ltuuuon' m Iron and \fgh.lnL\tan
tuJht be u\Cd to 10\ulntc the tl1\ from cffecuvc
llld ncc:ded rcfonn' Presently the pohucal
drbatc: ~ over whether to repeal the. Hugh e.~
l)ln rcfor~. 'lOme pan then:-or. or mnantam
"r 'tntu\ quo Another bast,. for compromi\C t\
1011nd 1n the propo\c:d new C lA charter A) n
t.tnd\ now tht charter would hmtt dom~uc
CIA ••ttl\lliCS, bor the hinng of JOunnh~t'
drrg) or ncudenm::' a' agtnt!l. llnd hm1t CIA
~Jgntaon\ under the l-OlA to only when cltl· pomtrd out, tl) .. uu~ und c:onlidanL' around
the world do not kno" thi'i, or do not bclie'-C it Foreign Relations (Senate) and fon:agn .\Hall'~
( Houo;.c) ( ommntees . As our commument
increD-.cd over umc:. the: other Comm11tecs
named m the Hughes-Ryan amendc:mc:nt could
be 1nfonned ·~o one h:u ba:n kiUing CIA ca~ llffi<XrJ
bca&UC no one cares to r~ Sovicu. Chtncsc:.
and C\'tn the North ~orc:ans.. hkc the CIA, do
not "'ant the intellisen« ~orld to be comph­
aucd b) Jamo Bond-type bchavaor ._Tcrromu
llJT not goini to waste suicidal mtn10ru on U.S
cmh.:usy ~ond ~rt~ne\ , n-cn il they are
CIA Tetronsm requ•res dramatic tar~ts: n
lr.ruch Ol)'mptc Team. and OPEC trunL'itu. a
747 jetliner, or atlea'\t :.n umbauador or co~ul
general.~ rhu.' we find thAt the Clf\ \ st~tt:d
rca~n for e,emptton from the FOIA. uposun:
or agenb.. L~ mt<~lcolding in that m~t a~nu arc
alre:ad) ~nown . II we. M Americans.. arc to
pra~tice dc:ma<roC),thcn it i.s our COO!otitution.al
ri&ht to lno~ obout. and h.l\C lla:m to Cl
information e~t~rn3l to national SC'Cunt)'
J'llmmcten. If you arc so mewed, wntc )'t)Ur
(roc:ral leg~Siatof"' and let rhcm ~no" ho" )ou
feel alter ullthey an: not '-"Cf} hkely to lind out
.my other Wll). • n' are requ~tang pef\onal tnlonnttllon .
I he CIA\ rc~pon-.c: '' tllumnmatcd by
Deputy Otrector Frank Carlucca\ testimony The: apphcatton of the f-OIA to tM CIA
cnu~ the\t' anfonnauon \OUr~ to belic\c that
they could be: c:omproma\Cd even though or
cour.e they could not 1 herefore <.arluei:i con·
unued, "the only on .. wer to th1~ dtlemmn i' to
remo'c: the:. CIA from the provi\IOn~ of the r\ct.
'o that the feaf\ of source:' and agent"' o1round
the world. unfounded though they mo) be.
would be ehmuuued Whnt the.-Cl 1\ really
wan b. obvtously. &\to ansulate the \I A I rom the
embarrn~ment\ legllamntely expo~cd by the
FOlA. totally unrelated to nattonal 'c:c:unty ..
To the Editor The c:nt&Cal i~ue of anfonnauon •~ .an inte­
gral part of ·democracy .~ II th~ publtc: ·~ to
el'lc:ercuc ''"' nght of panictpauon tn the political
pr~' • then knowlc:d~ and th fr~dom is
~enttal Wnhout public ow:ruttny who i to
define: and appro\e of when. or 1f, the CIA
~hould engage an C:O\en •nu-dcmocr.uic acttH
11~ 'ueh a .. tn Ch1le. 1971 or I run, 19S3. \\ htle
Apathy by students
on draft appalling State College, and these'\-eral !ttuden~
from LeWJs and Clark ~on-le\\U
and Clark studenb <~hould be praa\Cd
for overc:ommg tru.nsportauon diffi­
culu~ to how their <;upport for the
antt-drah c:ampa1gn Junk foods make body a trash heap
To the student\ o( l cw1~ and
C.u~ College A\ emphatiC suppor·
m of the anu-droft-anu-n:gts trauon
C'O\'tment. ~c commend Students
Aptrut the Dmft {or thetr VItal rot~
' or{tantzmg the anll-dmft rolly on
QmplU Monday. Feb II We beltevc
Liar rnlly wru extremely erfccuvc an
,orrrung student~ of the ,.._,ues
\'olvcd. and uctu.m wh1ch con be
'lktn to thwnrt the mcnocmg drnlt
ll!O\'Cment
We were heuncncd by the O\itr·
•llclmmg !ihow or support by 5tu­
~nb from Reed { olleg~:, Ponland
~te Unavcnaty Southern Oregon
fdll~ Hans Holtnagel
&ual.nea M1019'1t: Jlyno Bond
AAJgnrMntl l!ctt~ Kathleen Grubb
Op!Non l!dHor: Stove Hayward
Entertalnrnef'll !dftor: SarAh Dalton ~ Ecltor Anile Mark•
Contrtbuttng l!cltor: Dutch Mandol
Copy l!dltora: Cindy Bryonl Kallt
Fttzguralel. Klllhloen Grubb. Susan
Kapll1n. Anita Marks
Speci1l Sectionll!dltor: Mike Mc:Konzltt
Phoeogntphy Ecltor: llJa KyiG
Compoeltlon M~naoet: Chuck
Q,..,wood
Production ~ Sut Hatanaka 4~ MenagCI. Jill Phllllpe
Cln:Wition MM~Qer. O.OIM ROllin
Pn41dlon : Jonathlt'l Bunot~. Mil·
garol Chcvtgny, e.a.y Cody, Batbara
Head, Adri~WV~o Schrage However. we cannot 'iO com·
mend the vast mnjonty of Lewts and
Clurl.. students who pn:ferred d~\t's
and .Utemoon TV :.oap opem~ to p.u
IIC1patton m thas mo'lt tmportnnt
c:au~ We ore incensed that mo't l C'
~tudent'> no matter what thetr polm
asl behefs apparently have little or
no concern for their own or their
younger brothers' and <~i~tel"\' futu~
We ure dt!~<ippointcd that you did not
at leaM come to hear the 1\\Ut:'\
InVOlved
Swcm Su\.~n.f
Stmor
Glmn Ford
St·mor
Pioneer Log
N ... Wrtten; Cindy Bryant, Noone de
Ia Crut. Katie FIUgorald KalhiMn
Grubb. Barbara H04d Susan Kaplan,
AndrQw Mar1tn. Cindy Potion, "Tores.
Rueltge~
Spo1U Wrtt.-: L1l Walket, Oan
Wllkona. ROb l,t't!
Opfnlon Writii'L Jonathan Bur1on,
David Fonnelt Rob Lee. Sandy Moffl·
aon. Kalhtyn Soter Joe Wtlllome, Tom
Gtet~~
Publlc:ll Occuren«*; tulM!I Mvera
Photovr •plun .; RichArd Cotlfr'll. Ooug
Greene Tom Oroctf' C•nctv Pelion,
Ann Fanwll, Lin \.op4al. Ron RIChan» c~ eon.. Rogert, Noon•
dl l<l Cnu. Susan Kaplan, Suaan
walter. A~ IIIII: Jonethlt'l But1on.
Ltn~ C.r1rf
Omc. A .. t.nt INbOI ~,.
-Rob Lft
ol 11M Plontcf t..oa
Junk 1 Junl 1 Junl 1
Thnt\ alii'~« ~omg mto people\
mouth., Junl lood' are a domuwnt
part or rnnny a \lomuch\ dnil) daet
People coll)umc food that ha bc:c:n
prc<Cllored. proces.~. pmoervtd ond
ennched to .1 potnt where there IS
noshmg ldt but mutter matter
wh1ch conuun~ fc" oC the nutnent'
~"~en tml to matnuunmg o healthy
bod)
(&ther people Lid. lnowlrdiC of
how thetr body lundaon., nnd wh3t 11
need'. or the\ lno" but J~t don l
c.tre.
l inll:. m the ~\Cnti.1l chain ol
nutncnt' andudc c:arboh}drate,, Jn ..
Ar\ltla! K11ttuyn Soter, W~ Walllll
Pttotogi'IIPhy Adriaot: 9et1 Sheppafd
Ntwlpllpef Adwlaor. Ricl'lard Hoyt
Ollodlll pu01le4ti01'1 01 tho ASSOOiilled
Studenl3 otlA'fttS nnd Clatll, 0$15 SW
PbiAhno Hill Rd, Ponl.lnd Orogon.
97219 Pnnl(ld wtlekly by lhu Sti/Wood
BH Socood clil&S postage plllo 11
Por114nd. Orvgon, USPS ~ 700 AAnultl
aubiCfiPIIOn rotit. $" !10; S I 50 ~~ term
lot U S 1Wbscrlbctl1
V10w1 eaproptld ana I~ Of ane
wnlors and do not necaulllltv rehect the
v•.rwt oltho studefll bod\1, the tacultV. 01
the coiJOgOI<!m•ntstrlllotl Uns;gnocl
.OtortiiS ant supptod anc:t IPPf0\..0 b)'
tiM! ~·ton llld ~or this
fWWIPipef 11\d ttfleCI lhiiNI/OI'IIy
opinion or thOle oft~C~~R
SelectiOn ot c:attOOOI appuooo In
the OpiniOn IIICt!On IS lhl rw~bthty
of llw Opuuon Ed•tor (lipid' :and \lcroh). proteins. m.incrah,
\1tamtn\ and eOZ)Ole'5. The connector
of thi.' chain i~ the: blood \&ream.
~hich carries the nutrient~ thoughout
the bod).
Why do "-l: need these nutrient\
in out bod\'
•Carboh}dntte.. oo;uppl) ener&).
and tha~ helP' the bod) uo.c other nut·
rttnt' There are (ot<; that
de,elop .t 'lupply of energy, but many
fub an: not needed. ~p«utlly the «~h
one'
Either people lack
knowledge of how their
body functions and
what it needs, or they
know but just don't care.
• t~h,tC:tn " needed t<~ huald and
rep.1ar u uc and liSht mlcction
U nl~' the body rcoc:ci\-e) protetn, 11 "'II turn to cannlb.ah'm and Man
lecdm~ nn itself So «nain cc:lls b'rt:
consumed '"order to f~ more ~n·
tWl OOe\.
•Minc:ml-. repau the body )truc·
tu•~ and help ntf\1!' and other tunc:·
uons tlpc:tate norm&lly •
•Vitamiru are ~ntial lor ull hie
und growth. fhcy de\'tlop enzwne~
and honnone:\ )0 proper dt~tton
and absorption of food can occur.
Enl)'mts are uny chc:mtcal cnti·
lies that diJ'C'St and unloc .. the: nut· rienb in our IOod. These also an:
essential for 411 bfe :tell\ it}.
The: blood ~tram c:sfl"in nut·
ricnts to edb ~ di poses of L~
\loastc:, which pow:s out of them. l'hc
membrane encompas,ing ~II u'ICS ats -da51Crttionar)' power to select ~bat
nutnents arc needed b)' the andavldual
cell.
\\'~n u ttll e~pj:rience" u long­
t~nn deliCJtnt) of lipid~ nd 'terols.
the ~u walb tend to loose their discre-
' uon:tf) rower).
B) lacling th~ hpid und :.u:r·
ols. ~ hteh wuall) lecp rhe ~II mcm­
brant"5 50ft. nutrient<: can't gam
proper entmnce. and wa~t~ C'an'
malt a timely c"t. ttll bc\.'Omcs
nutnuonall\ stan~ and to:o~,ic lrom -chc: bu•ld·up of unc ucid
The c:ffCCb af \lne IO'JC Ct'l)m the
body is analoguu .. to a rouc:n nrple m
n ban-ell ol :appl~ .
Sume lood "hich contaan
needed nutncnts to kc:cp the bod)
hca lth\ :are:
•am1ns.. "hieh )uppt protem.
m1ncr.ds :snd enl)~.
•rn~ lmh trwt and \'t&etablcs
\lohich · upph "itamim .•
•dail) product~ \II hich !uprl}
protein. manentls and YHamms land,
•meat. li~h ilnd poultn, ~hteh
uho 'upp~ protem.
It ~ c:sscnual to c:on~ume rooct
I rom each catc:toryat lant t'-II'IC:C ra day
)0 the: bod) can function proper!.)
No~ )OU ha"~ no e'cu~ for
makmg junk (ood~ pR'\'llknt 1n ) our
dati)' diet. un~~~ )OU Jlnl don'
•
9 School, track team
priorities, however
l.b \\alktr
Ill dJt J1\cwwft l <'I
\\ ith Prc--.ident Carter'
rrorx1~ ho~"t"otl ot the \lo O\\
01\mr"'· athlrt~ aero'' thc-naaum
an: ~mg lor1:'Cd to redcfi~ 8''13h ~nd
watch yean ol tnunsn& and sacnfitt
hp 8\\ ' beO:lu5e the~ \\111 rrob3hl
bC' h\JINII~ the Games thh 'ummc:r
nuher th3n compcung '" them
for two l ewl) and ('Jar~
tudent~ n bo\'COII ma\ ha'~ More
than a !>Upcrfk'i!ll c:llccl on thctr
lutun:. \ bo~'Coll could ha\'c ll dif'C'Ct
~mpact on thctr athktu; aan:c~
Jumors am '\htc~ and Dl\'t
f'ulhn ha\"t" ~~ uoal1. to1 them,~lvc:
tht' set'on \\hich not onh tntlude
qunlll)tng tor the '""'nal
A" oCHltton ol lntcnolh:g iate
\thlttt~ nauonal track n1c:c:t. butal~o
11 ru"tble chnncc to romJ"(tc m thc-
t lh mpl(' triah tht' ,ummcr
AlthouJth '<hu;" •~ onl)' m hL'
!!«onJ ~'on u1 r .. 't'-walktng , he hJ
a JQhsliC' chl:anoc of mccung the
QU3hl)10lJ tandanJ \\ht h \\OUIJ
allo"' htm to' )C ior an OJ~ mp1c lx:nh
ut lhc ummer tnals
The Olympic di~tan~ for the
rate-\\ lk1~ c\'enlS an: 20 k1lomcteB
and .SO ~1lomcten, equl\1llent to
appro11Jmatel) 12 and ) I mtlcs
Ho\\e\cr, thc ~attonal
) oetatton ol I ntcrc:ollegiate
Athlettcs, in "'hteh LC competes .
~ncttons onh the 10-ktlomcter w:ll~ OLYMPIANS?
• Although Dave Pullin (above) and Sam Shick (shown walking ahoad of enough during coming seasons to qualify for the Olympic trials this
P1oneer teammate Brad Jacobs) have been competing In their events year or In 1984 However the athletes say their commitments to schoo
for only a couplo of years. both have realistic chances to perform well and the LC team are more Importan t than aiming for the Olympics
"'hlch ma~e\ 11 dtlftc:uh lor an athlete
to~~ a lcg.1l timc lor the 50-ktlometer
e\~Ol
h•ck has wal~cd the 50-~ilo­
mettr dt.itancc once. H '" ume or
1:55.13 "'~"about 20 manute-s on the
01~ mptC \nal' qll3hlymg 'tandard,
I'm rcalh embJnm~ to tell
people what m) ti..r-wa\. • Sht~ll
satd, -J Wlb rea II)' ou1 c'lllohuJ" "h\:n I
~tcrcd the l'lltt. I had onh been • "orl.tnp out for t\\0 wttkf! ...
~htck fint ancmpted thc
a\l)\\4rd~ool.tnt:c~nt ~Ahcn he wa
freshman AI that time then: wen:
no \\allen on the l C tl"lltl team. so
he decided to 8"~ 11 a tf) to 5C<In: a
fc" c. uu pom~ for the team at metu
I..ASl yaar he htghh£htcd the
rtoncct stawn "1th a tJ.Ih·plaCC'
fimsh at the l 1\llttonal tr11cl.:
m:et
"J Onl) !l.ancd W.tng II !iCMOUsl)
Lut year, but then 11 \\:as c\'cn lAte tn
the JCSWn \\hen I Ulrtcd.-he 5aid, "I
didn' ~~ suancd '•I ,pnnc break.
•fhas Year 1\-c had 11 lo1 more •
time to £CI '" shape. l.a~t ~'" I hiJd
5unacc 5tnngth. 1 hi~ yeo~r I ha\e
more o~rall 'tn:ngth • -\ look at tl~ prO\ ide 11n
cumpl• of ~htek' impro\-"t"ment ln!>t
year over hi\ fil"t year in the e\'cnt.
'"When I li~t sttaned I dtd the 10-
\.ilometer 10 btl mmutes and 1m proved
th.tl to ~li mtnul«=' l:u.t ye-.1r ·he -.aid
\hid hold~> the -.chool and dl'·
tnct n:curd~ Wtth .a ume of 48 35 5
1 ra101n£ lor thc ,.,, w:ll).; take'
more llmt than tratntng for runnmg
and other e\'t'nt~ tx-cnu~ 11 toke~
lnnscr to wall.: a mtle than to run one.
-tt ~kc~ about nine-:~nd4 ·hall
to 10 minutes to walk a mile :u
compared to mil} be c'~ n mmute' to
run the same dt)tanc · Shtdc said. "I
nl'o ha\t to pend 11m \n:tchtng
bdor"t" and nfter m} \\orl.ouh, o all
an allthut ndd• up to •pendtng about
25 percent more ttmc tmtning lor t~
walk"
Shtd: ~1d the 1\\crAnd-o·half to
three hours he pcnds dAti) tmimng rs
lo" ~7ompan:d to the ttmc. many
01) mptc walken ~;pend tratnmg. -1 he
bc .. t n.cc Wl!U .. er~ tn the world "J'k'nd
up to c1ght hour\ a dl:l) truining.
I'Mt\ ull the:)' do 11nd that') \\hy
the) 'rc \0 good,· he :\aid.
I 1\mcncan lime!> un: no\\herc
nenr the Mex1can.., and Ru,~tan''
ttmt\. lntcn:\l in mec wulk1ne hn~n'l
been o~.-crwhclmma tn the l \ tn the
pa:~ot but 11 •~ gaimnr mort' populllnty
e\tr\ \c:ar -• '\htck, hke every .uhlctc:, ha~ -.et
gools for htm\tlt, <>
.... irst of all. I'd like to be trn: n,..,,
1 C truck ch.tmpton .sl the nuuon.1l
meet," he ~ud , \nd then \~' I
\\ould hke to quahl\ lor the Olympic
trwh
"M) l.'h<~nce ol actunll)
qualil}lng for thc gameJOurc: \ef\, \CI)
~hm but I don'\ thin~ 1\-c et m~ gout~
100 httth
·1 tul\oc ltn obhgnuon fif\1 of all
to the I C team \\ c h.l\~ n ~t'loon
hen:, tnd I him: to contnbute to the
team • \htd: s:ud.
D.tVC Pulhn ha .. lxcn comrettng
in the deathlon 'in~ hi\ frc hmun
)car \\hen co,tch IIJon hx d«lded
he Wil\ U IJOoc:f c..tndtdlliC lOt the
gruchnp ~-cnt .
Contlnutd ~»n pace II
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Pi""'" Lof. Frh. /4,
• I ht recent rc
wll coach Mtckey
t~JIIn~,,•mnt \tcvc
tht phy"aal cdm:
dtpoHIOlCfl t'
rrr~ccnlenh
JICJ(lert\ rc:1
"kc cOCCI until I
ttrm. hut MtCUI
(1arl. dunns wi~
hctJhl of the loot!
1o0n Me( ,try hu.,
: ro''uon ut the ll"
M\te\c ·'""""
both team' but hC
1rattd on Cootb.JI
\lhkttc Dtrt\: tor
a<fdlllOO hl I'C(;rUIIl
ofi·\Cilson raothal
v.tnter und 'P"n"
Clos~
()In WllkJn.'l
a1111r ~' L.oa
\11 three I c~
bJ.\kctball game
down to the linn I
~adcd :h the Ptol
thnllcr O\'CI L 1
~kMmnville "'"(
droppmg I wo ht.lj
tht \H'C j,;,
Ron f:ntcno
thrOY. \\tth I~ ·-4;
f.ekl game pro\ id~
thttr on~:-pomt •
1 Entt'nm.ln ') £r« t~
kc\ clement ol t •
Jlo()J-12 from the
llllh 19 point\ '
paced l c.
"lluit frtt ,j
11h.lt we ncc:dct1
De-.m 5 t m pc rt '~I
hom the hnc u II
Olym
Contlnutd from 1
lie ...... d I ~
bJdgmund •• 1nd
IX\\ C\\.'nt Cll~ll)
IOundC'\IIi~~: tun.
II a lr)'.~
lbc ICiloC\C
o~r ,, 1\\ o-d,, ~
m~nt !o 10 order
.u,h, lnnr JUmp.
and -100-mctcr du
bt~m' \\ tth the
pole vnuh. :tnd
V.llh the C'ti\.LU
!'ullin '"',
the h:ll ('Vt'Ob .1~
\ \( 0 1'\: Ill
potnt' puh 11n
•ppraachtny
!he upper 7 ,()(l(h
tlut group l.t
0,., \'t ' be \I \(.
potnt' tram the
croup
,\n tmprov~
on Pulhn \ "'=''
~ . '
•••
·.~ ••
1:. •
~ ' ' The
of
who
lnst
·" 4Joo ' .,, ~: .. :er
[ISIS lhls
oschod
~ymp~a
for
all
. /4. •
• Recent rest~ ... ations make athletic recruiting tough
1 u \\ 1lktr
Jlbl~ loa
1 he: R«nt rc•t{lnuhom. of b..IM:'
~II coach Mttl..ey Hergert nnd foot
hiiiR'""'·Int \tcvc Mc(ory hnH M.nt
tht ph)'\!Cotl cdUt.UIIUll olnd llthlcht
dcportnu·nt" uur~ ·h1ns for
rcplaccmcnr'
llcr gerl \ m•snnuon w11l not
take eriC\ 1 until the end of 1pnnll
~·rm hut Mt ( llr)' left 1 cw1' und
t\ark dllnflg WlhiCr hrt.lk ,11 the
M.,h, or the tootbllll ~rUIIInf \Cl
,0n \h:{ nry ho" uakcn u coachtny
pouuon at the: llni\c~it) of Or~gon
"StC\IC' 11\\latcd in rt'UUillnJt for
both tc:.;tm' but he ba,icall~ conct"n·
uttcd on fnotb.tll r~o"t rutting: ..ntd
o\thlcuc l>1rector F~ \\ tl!lon. *In
Jddtuon to m:ru1ttnp he ,,1\o run the
~f.q.1 ~on football progrum 1n rht
.,,ntcr &lOd 'pnng 1 he li't ot pro\pct.U\C pt.•ye" for
next }cur\ footb.lll tc.lm numbcl"
~~ween .SOO nlld 600 h1gh \Chool piny·
Cl'1 und jUnior collt:tN lrtJnslcn.. I.C
tnc:~ to m;lkc contnc; 1 with nllthc po'·
\iblc: <:Undadate
"McCary really dtd nil the le~
worl," Wtl\oll $8td 'I le Wll\ our ~oon
cac1 mnn ftt u"uully pent mo't of htA
ume on the phone tnlktng to tho: pluy
en Recru•Ullf '' nctually mote ttnll:
con,um1ne than cO;tchma footb.&ll •
tnC'C the: I.JrfC:\1 .1mount of
~ru1unp "goms on now McCnry\
.tb\COCC I\ pJtlCIOi 3 ht<l\IC:r burden On
the: \houldc:~ of !Kud lootball~oouch
l~red W1hon
•Wtth ;sll m} other duucs "'
uthlcllc d1~tor I JU,I don'\ h.t~ tl~
tnne to do 11 all m)"loe:lf, .. hc-\llld.
"\\ c: re lo"'"£ a lot of pro po ~.ot~
hcc:auo,c I can'\ do 11 1111 rnprll ·Me< .uyi. retign.tllon w11J dc:fi·
nitc:lv lm\..: un dfe"t on the rootbitll
pro~:~n•m but wc'n: trytnH to co\cr
up .. \\ thon !loaid "I'm doma '"much
•l I c.lfl. .tnd om(' of the lootb.1U
pln~t' un: uh1o mvolved tn wlktng to
prO'\flt'tl "
l C plnn' to £til the open PC»Itlon
with unot~r arudu.ttt U"I"Unl, but
thnt prob.lbly won 1 b<' unul summer
'h ·, tourh to find omeone 1n th~ m1d
die nl the. \-car," \\ 1bon suid,
C..tncc: the otmbttton or mott
younl' coaches " to work .11 the col·
Jere lnel, sUI rung ut u · null college '"
u lxuer way to gel 1010 coaching thlln
to Miltt out rtt the h1gh school lc\'CI,
W1Json said. J he e'pcricn~X hen:
could gi"c thc:m bl::uer ercdc:nuals. to
wor~ ut the collcse le"cl, he: s.aid.
·We've: had the: if1ldUJtc: a\ml·
unc po1111ion hcrt lor Cil.e ~ars ond m
• thlltll~ wc\'e h.Jd two pc:nplc 10 that
1pot, • Wtl\on id, "One 11 no" the
~ad football couch 11 the lJni\11:f'11ty
of Pu~t !'io\Jnd and McC.ary aut the
IJniW,II) of Or'CjOO, •
Her~n '5 ruian.tllon ha opr ned
.1 tcachtOJl po,ition 10 the l~.alth and
phy~1c.JI educ:.thon department m
.tddauon to un npcn1ny for hend b..t"'·
ball couch und a~>SI~tunt footbolll
tooth Hc:raert h1n been u member of
the colltfl" f.lcult) •moe I%M.
Wthon ',.ud he ucoerHtd Her·
g-crt • rc~ianat1on n:luctantly . "He: tun
been ,, tn:~ndou•l> 10)111 member ot
tht collct-;t" stafr,:and haH'ontributtons
to the lcw1~ and Cbrl lootb311 and
baseball prognsms ha\~ been in\'lliU.:.·
blc:. "WII\On f'.Aid "lie: Wlll be wrc:ly
mtssed-
the ph~c:al c:ducat1on dcp:.rt·
mcnt h.1tn) t.UJrtc:d lool1ng !tu Her­
gert\ rcplllcernc:nt )tl bcaaUic: 3 JOb t.lc:scnpuon tun not been decided
uprm "'We: netd 10mtonc: with knowl·
tdge tn tc:achtnJ health und 10mc:onc
to run the bascbnll ptO~Jrnm. • Wi110n
·.tld "That hm•ts our pool or
.apph'-lOlJ ,.,
WtL .. on ul'o .• ud there may bt-11
poss1bihty of eomb1nf the·-< opc·mng.s
wnh another open po"raon tn the
department
Bcc:nuse ol the datrcd qU3hiiCII·
tion<~ for u health IUld phyJtCDI cdum­
uon prnfenor nnd athletic COllCh,
Hergert's p~iuon will be: a diiTICult
one to fill
"lking the llhletic dtn:ctor, I
want to work it ou110 we: cnn 8f1 tht
best posMblc baseball co.1ch, • \\ 1lson
l.lid •From [dcp.tnment dlamnan)
Dell .Smiths pcnpcctm:. he w'3nu to
wor~ it out 10 Wl: can ere the best
poss.ble reuchcr 10 hc:allhand phys,aal
tduattion- •
Close men's hoop contests not for the faint of heart
Den Wllkl"''
r1 dt• •~, L~a
1\11 thn:c l~wts und Clnrk mc:n"
lt.\~~ethall game~ lust W(C~ went
down(() the finn I \C:Cond' be lore bc:mr
dccldrd uc. tht P10nc:c" won u I OCt-10~
thnllc:r over lsnficld ( ulh:t:c: 1n
\ltMmn,illc Suturdn~ m~ht after
droppmg two heartbreakers earlier in
lh. Wt~l.:,
Ron £ ntcnmJn's pan ol lrcc:
thro\\ \\ 1th I fl \e\:Onds Jell in the I in·
r~tld E·lmc prO\ ided the PloiiCC'~ Wllh
1hw unc·ptllnl matgm of 'ictol).
Entcnmun's free throw .tccumC) \\a''ifl
ln· dement ol the w1n '" he netted • II o(ll·l2 lrom thc hne ·• nd "ound up
111th 19 point' Steve C'ochmn\ 20
Plml I.C.
• Ml h.tt tree throw g."" U!l JU\t
11hJ1 \\c: needed P1oncct c:ooch
nr.tn Sempcrc \tlld Ron ,)hot well
(rom the hfll: ,111 n11lhl Along Wlth hn fl't'C thto\H .tnd
p0101 toUtl. f:ntenman helped tht Pto
OtCr\ Ill IWO OthCI \IIIII
dc:pnnment\ cebound1nJI und
a'lW\1\ The tOUih forwmd pulled
down \C'\"Cn carom' whrle d1shm~ out
four •'"~'It~ .
D.m Jolle\' 17 po1n1 contribu·
t1on. nlony with hi' lour leal"> and
thl'e( tumt\, wert .tho mul 10 the
comc:b.lck victor~ .
l'km1ck ~1pp of I tnlteld was the
garnc' high ..corer, pounng m ~7
point' on 10 field gooth und ~\'CO lrtt­
bles. HO"<\~r K1pp. who pullec.l
do,~n ,, pmc·hl~h 10 n:bound , \\,IS
fon:td to lcll\'t I he: gnmc: after J'llcl..lng
up hi" lifth foul
Bnan F.dward\, .mother I tnlicltl
~tancr ,ll,o (uulcd OUt of the CtlniC"~I
l•d\\..trd'-Jell \\itth I" poml Lanf1c:ld
fWtrd \ntotne Shu-a! droppt'd tn 20
nnd hundcd out 'I' u"'"'' \!>the '>Core ffilllhl md1cutc:, both
tc:am' 'hot Dmu;maly well from the
held 1 ht Pioneer'\ 'hot 57 pc~nt,
hnun~ l~ of chetr 67 Ooor •• uempt'
I tnhcld c:ndtd Wlth u ~J pcn."1:nt marl,;
(lfl. of·6ll) from the Ooor
r he PIOneers dtd n 'I C:nJO~ good
luck in their two cantes.tl c:.srhc:r m the
wed:, howc:\er, us Phil &mhardt 01
Geor~oc I 01. College m.t~de ·• shot \lilth
two ~cun d' rtrTllllntng 1n the pmc to
prnpcl h1s teum t() a i0-61\ tlc:ct•1un
o\ocr host l C' Feb 5
Jcn Novn)l.:} g.:l\t Willarnctt c:
tJnivcn.n~ n one-point f17.{,6 vic:tol)
O\'Cr l.C three mght.s l;ttcr \\hen htl
d~pcnuton aucmrr at the hun~t
round the nc:u.
\\'il1.1mcue\ ~li._c GJI,on, the:
thud htghe5t d1eld gt\31 percentage
"hooter tn the :"ot thwc 1 Conft'rcn«,
'~•'' the C..tt<th t lor the lle;Jrcat~ as~ •
~om t 2J rnint~ on 11-of 17 fleltl
gnll\ and one lrtt thro" \iovll I.:),
Olympic hopefuls------
Contlnutd from pagf 10
II( -..Jtd I h.1d a 1111od .tthletiC
bo&c~gruund, .1nd I cuuld ruck up the
nt~ cwnts c:."ll)' ... Pulhn sau.l. "It
soundC'tJ hkc lun, !IO lthouMhl I'd gt\C
II I lr) "
I he tcn-c,enc dccuthlon h held
O\tl u two-da) period. I he lif't-<Juy
C\tnt~ in order ~~~ the IOO·mctC"r
IIA\h, Inn~; JUmp • .>hot put, h1gh JUmp
1rid 400-mctc:r 1.1,1\h, I he 'etc1nd dll)
bciJn) "llh the high hurdle,, tltSCu'l.
pole: \auh, und JU\thn and hni'ht'
.,,h the niMU\IInr I 500 mc:tc:r run
Pulhn ""' lnmiiUu Wllh onlv lour or
the ten event\·'" u In: hmnn
\ xon: '" the Mta of 7,000
p<lln" put\ un athlete: '" il group
ApproachtnK world du"' \ ~Ott tn
lb upper 7 ,OOCh phlt:C\ .1 \lt:Cltlhk'tc 111
thai !-lroup lubclcd ··,.,.orld d1"' w
1.>;)\t'\ be,t \4:0n: I\ b.~ 18 onl\ sao
!'('tnt hum th.: 'almo'l · "orld cl11"
croup
''" tmpr O\cmcnl of I ,000 potnh
on Pulhn , bc"t pcrtormunc..: \ltuuld put 111m 10 t!K \\ orld clo !> grour. I Ius
• can be d1\ldC'IJ Into •Ill 10\fUO\COlCnl
ul 100 pmnt5 10 c.11:h e\cnt :'\oturoll}
,nmc: C\C'nb "ould bt 1.\t"i~r to
tmprovc 10 th.'tn nthc~ .
"J\,c onl) been doing the
decathlon lor 1\\tl )"eur.. ",the~'(:' "'''
ol room lor Improvement," Pulhn
)illd.
Wtth the opc:nmg mtet ot the
nc\\ 'ca'>on Jc-., !han o month ,J\\11).
Pullin j, -.c:n•nF goah I or the year.
·M) [lO.JI lor the 'l!.it,on Ill\' to
delend mr di,tricr champiun,hip und
quuhf\ for the nauon.11 rn~.:t ." Pulhn
1\Urd * <\, lur the 01) Ill piC,, I ha\'-e to
be rcah\11~ II I ''a' .umtnJ..' tm the
tnUI\, I wouldnt be 111 <oehool nl(ht
Ot\\\.
-~chnol i' lllo~ tmportulll to me
nsht now 1 rue~ h ,\ h1gh flr IOrtl \ but
tn) c!\IU~;;IIIOO l\ mon: 1mpor1.1nt naht
ncm he: \tlld "l pnu.:U~:• 1 wo-.and II·
hall to lhn:c hou" a d>t\ cumpan:d to
at lc.J\1 '" houf\ .1 du\ lor the re.•ll)
' ~ 'iCrtOU\ compdllOI"\ In •d\11tmn 10 the asrl~ set~ on
rra~IICC: . miln) hour arc ~pent nn
pcrh:Cllng ta:hnu1uc~ dunng the olf·
~l\\ln
·we hlwc lull tr~td , and we:
~.:onttnuc: ull the \\11\ through ull rht
sea'on ~~ 0\Cf.-Pulhn snid .. r hen is
the: ummcr I run 111 oll<omel':' mc:ct
.tnd b.t't<:all) ''or!.; out on m) O\\ n -
19M4 '' the nc: t 01) mpk \'Cur.
f·nur yc::srs ot hard tr.ttntng 11 nd
• t~o:riticc he between no\lt and then
Mo't rc:oplc "'Jnnot pn:dt ~ 1 wh.1t
lhcy11 be doinp 111 "' month'>. \0 It's
t\\IC( ol dtlln.ult ror .10 llthktc lo
dtc1de whether or not to \tan
tnumnr wtth .• gt).JI ''' qu.alilymg lor
the nc'\1 G.unC\
·tQI\4 ,, ,1 lonr ""'~ a"a' \ lot
dcpcnc.h on \\-ht\1 happen' the: nc'l
I\H\ \Cllr5," "'d Pulhn ·u I Jon\ prog1~' ''8nilh.nnth
in the rK' l l\\0 yea~ 111 rrob.tblv
reah1c that m't' trod; rnl'ft'r I:'> O\~r .lfl • 1mpro\c C'nough to 4u.1hr) lor tht - tnnl • I JU't tnll\ gm: 11 n a,tu. •
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~· • , .. who'c UIAt·SC"Cond shot won the g.tmc
for \\ lllumcttr. tallied 18
C'01:hr.an once UJt.tin promfed the
~>Connp for l C. lint h1ng \It 1th 20
point on I 0 field IJOUI~ Hill Gtlmon:
ul~n tumec.l 10 11 Jlrong pc:rlorm:mc:e,
M:oring 16
Sempert s:aid the Pto~ still
sr.1nd u good chanC'C uf ma~.10g the
pl:l)oiTs tf the) can tu t wm ft lew
mort gam~
•AJI \liC ~\'C 10 do 1\ WIO :tlld
we're 1n,-cmpcrt s;ud ·u· ,.,. 1mple
llS that -I he Pior¥Cn tna"-ellc:d lothe Mt
'I ubor area T uesd:ay n1ght for :s g:amc
o.~~tnst Warner Pac•fac: before comms
b.sd.: to Pamrlin Spom Cc:nccr for
Wttkend &~~mes npinst onhwcst
,\1a1.1rtnc ( Frid11y rughc) and Pac:tlic
(Sutunb~ night) .,.-
Wilbmet~ comes bad to Pam·
unc Htlllor a rcm:~tch Mondn} C\-en-­
mc. and Pac1lic: l ulhtnsn ~•II Vlillthc:
r.onccrs' horne C•JUn (or North"''CS'
C'onlcr"Cnce sho\lidown 1 wed: from
Friday •
Swimmers split Tacoma meet
Rob I«
ut IJwo , ... _. '''"
I hough man} members wtre 111,
the l.e" t~ and t lar~ •w•m team srhra
rnec:t .lgatrut Pacth~.o l uthc:rn L1st S~U·
urda\ ~' l''"om• V. .1 I he women • cnpturcd :1 ti.S...Sb ,, 1t1 "htlc the men
dropped u SO·,:Ib c:nclluntcr
C"o;1~ ·h Cary 1! mblen i4l-all our
!iWlmmcrs un: roundmg our good­
·-ho'"~'c:r W\:\c lull alol of ~•d:nc:M
thl\ N~• Wtek.-
For the \\Omc:ns.orhomore Rob­
'" S~\a&C', whose: go.1l1s IOCtlmpctc tn
NJIIONJJ(, h.1d nn C:\CIItng day he
won the 200 tndtvidual mcdl) rncc b.)
h:tll n $tt(lnd, \\hilc ta~ ins S«<nd
puce (oil b) one: econd) 10 the but·
tcrth ~"".l£C roundc'd out thC' 200
mc:dl\· n:L\\ team along w1th lt.m Wd­
hmont, taour lnumholcr and
Slulron Spencer •
Frc:c;hman l on Walhmont.
though he rni ,cc.J the meet ~""aUK" ot
illneo-,, '~<lid .. he tw' •both ph~ 'call)
und mental!~ impro\'al lht~ \t':U. •
Wtlhmont had guod eltorts in both
the ~ bn:n 1 and 100 bre:ht "Jotro\(c,
wmnm~t ~u.:h C\tnt
(. O.ICh f' mhlem -.ard the Women
• went up t\1 w.m, h,,,·mg ,w1mme" m
• then best ~Tnl\, m Sood ph) ta~l
shApe. and w1th pltnt) of O\t:mll
depth
The men, \lt1th c-.o ~f d~•r ~1ghr
mctnbc:B nt home, !IWilm ltn:tl
I houJh 11 W'dS tm uph11l battle 1lB!IInM
l'l lJ'S dcpth,JUOIOI [ t)n lod;S(In CuM.!
trnham Dan Brngg tunn:d 1n goad
ncrform:mca. Jac~n "on the 100
und 200 frecM,>k. Bmgg, 14ho won the
200 b,:,clsnoke. set pcrwnat m:unb
1n the -00 l~t)k and 200 hn::s L.
F."-en though h£ ha onl) etght
members un the men's tc:om. Emblcn
said "tine arc 01 nauon:ll athbc:r ..
l.c~tS llnd Clara. dt\-er Jc:ame
Phicffcr, Otrol Han~~. and en
role) dad noc compete bc:cau!ll! Pl
dtd no1 tlcld a dt\ mg team •
F.mblcn also ~id both the men
nd womc:n w1mmcrs •nrc pculmg
and ~111 can ta rtdUtt pm .. uca,cna·
bllng them to gain "tn:ngth gomg tnto
the iin:sh_l his ~hould lsn hdp them
nc"t "eel -rhe te2m wdl then tm\el
tv !\po!Lotne, Wa. whc:re Whll~orth
~ill h0t ~ men chlsmpton h•r meet
of the ~\en ~orthwat CClnlercnct
~hool" llle \I. omen "111 1l't' bltttle
lor tilt-\\ o~n~ C'onJcrcn..'t' ''' tnde­
pendc:nt College titJc. •
Sun~ays at r-oo p.m.
860~
10+.5 FM stet-eo •
11 Today 14
Fri. 15
•'I'M l.l"b and CIAA mC'n\ b:u'-cdmll
t~m pia) Sorth\\at :O.a.t.arcnc tn u homr
g;2me Feb Jj at 7:..\0 dm&S$aon I$ 52 for
adults. S I (or :uudc:ntund tree to l 5tudent
wuhan lD card
•'Tht Ro,•l I idurns1rln Quarttr·rint
• !dewall Circus ~111 perform FC'b IS t K p.m • tn ~Uimm Dinan~ room. The C11't'U5 ~\II
provide cnteruunmcnt for a J•Lltt ·HO~'lird
dmner, but the public t~ mVlled to \\Utch the
carcu
•·Oed~oo Makin& a Related lo Calftr
Plamlm&· ror retumang "'Omen ~II be
presented b} Don~U For ~b IS at llnoonm
room .338 of South Memonal Center at
Portland SUltt Um\'ersit) . Admt511on ~111 be
(~ For more mformauon all 2..,<tCJ.J711.
•·National \'chet'' ~,n be sho~ n at the
Portbnd rt Mwzum s~;ann ,\uduonum
feb t.S at 3 p.m Admi aon wtll • S 1.75 for "udcnt.s For more anlonnauon call
221-1156
•A nl&}lt skilnc .,-ckaceo is bemg oO'crcd b~
Grego') Hc:tghts Communtt~ School at Mt
Hood MCldo~ J be 5kl 1np.s will be held
J-rida) rughu f'cb. I.S through March 7
l"he bus lor c:nch tnp \\11llcm~ Portland
at .S:30 p m and mum at 12:30 a m. I he c~•
for four CYerungs. tncludmg lift uc eu ond
transpomuon. B S.SO l~)()n' 11nd equtpmcnt
~t.al5 Drc D\':libblc: at add1Uonal cosl for
more mfor:mataon c::all 255-6641 ofter 2 p m
•·CuablanQ"the cb~ "1lh Humphrt)
8og;~n, Ingrid Bergman. Sydlle) Gn:cn~ucct,
f't:ter Lorre, and Claude Rll10e., ~111 pia) ut
the Portland An t~um \lo'llnn Audnonum
Feb 15 nnd 16 at 7 p.m. dmtuaon for
tudenu ~-ill be SI.7S
•"The H.ardtr Tbr) Co.m· n Jamaiatn
ftlm ltamn Jammy Oall, ~111 folio"
··ouabl.anm· at q p m.
• •Tbt Portland s,mpbunlr Choir Will
r~nl zs fra: concert l·eb IS, atl' p m. m ahe
JellcrtOn tiigh School r\ud11onum I he
prQ&nlm wdl ifiClude •(jJona- b) Rutter and
lbn(h:l'• -lu~acl 111 fmrt "' ltC\:cl r~ are
U\'DII.able 10 a.d\1lnt'IC nt leflcl'lun Htgh S\:hool
and at the door for more tnlormnuon mil
anq Goodlm 64S-S962
•••\\ctktnd,•• IS ~or\: ntnung
pomog111ph). slap1Ucl. \IJUlcna:, and pohtacal
rhctonc. "111 be pln)11'\8 alon \\llh 1he hort
-u~ OUine 1Jnlle1tcr SlOr)-J cb I:S at 7 3D
p m 10 room 15 of l.ancoln Hllll 1 Portland
12 Publick Occurrences
•1\narthl'lm ''ill be I he 'llbJ«.t of 1
!.~mfl<'\IUm IUfllliOg I cb I~ through r ch 2~
nt 1 t'\\ tS .ancl CIArl him,, kctures, an an
e\lllhll, a phi\ 1111d n cnm:crt .arc hedulcd
dunng the wed.. hu more ulfor malaon au
(\I \if!
•"-lan uP' for aan Ortaon rt'.a\t lnil hi\r,
hrOU8hl to I C:\\ 1\ .and Cl.u '1.: by l Olltl":
Outdoon;, begin I".: h. I K l h1. ll m1le: Me
Itt 1.1 kc pln~e I cb , .l "'til \In: tch I rom tho:
,uuth ICII) nl the ( olumban RtH'r to llcl Rt)
1\. ldl
I h~ rc '"II he 11 p~ tnp mcc:ttnl! • cb ~I
I he Ice I' c, I or mnn: tnlonn.shon aall eu
4-P hl.·t\\t'CO P nnnn anti J p m
•"opnlno \ritl Ucbal'llh Ruben,tC'ln wtl,
rn. nt I COnctrt ul '1.01'11!\ b\ Schubert
'\(humann. h.:h111lo\ I.', lkhu"\ Dumntc.
( .u;."'"" and Scarlatti l"c;h Ill at 8 p m •n
h11n' \uduonum .
,\dm• ''on \\ttl be r~ to l ( \tude nil.
lnc:ult) member~ nnd stun mcmbc:~ . hut
uckc:t mu't he pid.:~'d up Ulthe mu,tc orf10:in
f.\;tn \tu"c Ruilt.hng. l1ckcl" rur other\ '4tll
be S.S J-or mon: •nformutton QU ext. 29S
• TM Hu_~ton 8alltt will pcriorm 11
Portland tl\.U: \udllonum reb 111-19nt8 •JS
p.m. f·or tic).;cl\ .1nd mon: informatton aD
2484496
Tues. 19
•l~wfs and Clark Pltildenl Jobn HoWlrd
w11l \pc:tk nt the lnternnuonnl lorum on Feb
19 nt ~ JO p m at the Portland 'itute UniVcnl­
ty Campu' MamJ.tnC'I Bu1ldang. Howard\
pen·h \\ •II bt' titled I ht People Republ"' A
Vic" hom Ponlond.-
SOFA sponsors V a Ientine 's dance Adm•''lon "''" be .Sl Wine und cheek
'"'II be scned Rc..cnuuon' arc ~qui~ . f'or
more intorm.nuon c.1ll 299 3049
\01 1\ pl'1;'('nt~ a '"Valentine:, 'em•· Formal· feb. 16 from 9 p m.to I a.m. <tt t~ Top of the
co,mo 10~0 ~f Union. ncar the I lovd Center. l).tnCIO£ mu,IC wall be prO\ldcd bv hocl.:.
Mi,cd drint.. ,oft dnn!,;) und hor. d'ocu\l'~s wall be ;mutable lic!,;ct~ a~ SJ 50 per couple and
S2 lor san~les ISnd arc 11\iUbble at the information de'll.. tn r cmplcton Center. • Wed. 20
•A l~urr demonstration by daroetn
gne I C\'C and Charfc, Perner ol 'lao
Frnnci\Cll Will be held on the ITUlln'lllSC: orr,,
.i\crcs 1 heat~ Feb 10 from 12 noon to I p.ra
1 he duo wdl al\o lead pnrt1etp.1nL\ tn a vanet)
of d(lo~X \tcp' rangang to ong.an from the 12lb
to the 16th centunc<. I or more mforlllJlboa
call tM S77 \utc Un•'-.:"'11}. T1dcu \\111 be SI.SO. for
mort" anlormat1on call :!2Q-l'711
• COU$1)C b&s'l and CWiar With Other
C:lH'Ilk. m\trument ·~ill be fcatu~ m n JBll
musiC e~hibition b) Oa\id Fri~n and John
Sto~cll in the l)ortland Room or Smith
Memorial C'cntcr .at Portland "uuc l ni\C:I'Il\ •
r-eb 15 .11 S p m. \dmt ... ~IOn WIIJ be Jrt"C,
••( opmt \\ Jrh "lr~ • '" the theme ol n
worl hop to be held Feb 15 nnd I tl ;u
\u_gustana Lutheran Church 10 Portland 'I he
confc~ncc "11l bnng to~thcr doctor..,
chaplams. bu.,.j~,mcn and p~}-.:hologash to
help people ~in I'K'\\ in ighb on ho~ to ll\c
~1lh the ~~~!> ol e\c:nd:n hfc For more - -mfornution call 221-1054.
Sat. 16
•T'he "omen\ baskrtbaU teJam \\ill ho I
Pactf ~e I ulhcran Uni\-ri"'tl) f-eb. 16 at 2 p.m.
tn Pamphn ~port Center. Admiuion ~111 be
free to ll tudcnts, f<~culty, and sUlll
members \\Uh identification card~ .
•llw Pioneer men are at home lor the
second 01ght in a row when they lllkc on
Pactflc Unhcrsuy 111 7:.30 p m. in Pamplin
Sport Center f-eb. 16 Admi MOnti S2 I Cor
'tudents and (I'CII: to LC :.tude.nt with an 1()
and.
•Thr Portland Unllmhtd (hambrr
Emtmb~ ,,,II g&\ . debut pc:rlormanec at
f.van, Auditorium feb 16 ut 8 p m 1 he
con~rt ~ill mclude Str:a"'"'l· \' "J he • Soldier'Jo Ta~.- ~l..:.a RC'ue De Cu1\ine• b}
~illrtmu and '"Thn:c' Ptceci-b) lhndemith
AdmiUIOO "111 ~ lrec:
.~ ffimutlht Action'" Ill a SCSSIOn to be
held 111 the l.c:~ 1 and OnrL: l..a~ School. nd
"'all addre~ the question~> Ito'' do
c:ducattonlllly dasad\aotnged Mudents
compete ~tth ol~r apphc:ant:t'l Should the~
be compared'' What progrnm tuls I ewts and
Oark dc\-clnpcd to mcct the dtU1cuhaer; ol I he
eduattJUnally disad\'antagcd? Ho~ strong ts
the need ford1vcrsnyot women and mtnorities
in the lc:gal prnlos•on ? l'be SC:Uton will be heltJ
I cb lt.1. l·or more inlorm.:uion mil 14-1-11&1.
•A drmomtradon •plmt ~ dnlfl •~
~ehcdulcd (nr feb lb P.arttcip:tnu. \\llllo .1\C
\\acer1runt Pari\ tll 1.:!·30 p.m. und nrrivc 111
1 eny hrun~ Park :11 I p.m I
lllC dc:mon~trtluon u bcmg ~ponK(Ircd b)
the Oregon Cl.! thtton AS!Jmst 11\C llrull und
the StUdc:ntr. Ag.iuiUt the Dntll. For more:
mformauun mU 771-1112. ext .373.
•AudrrJ Baird wtll ~opeal on
·voluntcemm for tiH: 8~"' hcb 16 at 10;,3()
o m. tn the Ctn=at Uall ol Watm1rutcr
l'roh)'U:nan Church A aeltbnt) luncheon '"" p~ntauon the
lunch \\ill 54 l ecturc adma MOn \\lll tx S5
Rc:~nataon.\ must be nmde 10 ad\ancc
\end \:hCC:k.s to A~\ tJ\\' • .wso r vlad'ltOnc:
#lb. Portland OR 9720~
• Ttltat~ For \ oung People wttl pre~nt
~~ltrrormnn "dlfC'(..tcd b\· Rk.hnrd ltuN tn the
Portl.md CiVIl' I heater Blue Room f-eb l6
and2lat2 :JOpm Admt~ion\\lllbeSI for
r~n.llion~ or mort tniormauon c.;lll 226-
lO!t-1. •Portland ~talc l•nhrnJty pre~"'' a
doublc: leuluR; ol In nc. ,o du-ected lilm' l·eb.
lb "I he Roundup" bc:gms at 1 30 p.m .
lotio~~ b' ''-•lc:nct and Cry .. Bl Q;OS p.m
J\dmtS:.IOil I\ free
•Folin c;,.\, D ntght of mu. .. ac da~ing.
centum~. tood and cnterta&nm\:nt leatunng
the Mt flood Commumt} College ~tare
&nd and l}a~llc: , will be given u.s a be111 lit
lor the Portland Ci'ie rhcater Feb 16 at 8
p m m the Ma\OOIC I cmple.
1 ICkets arc S 15 pc:r person. for tide!\
and add111onal mformallon call 226-3084
•A c~-co untr) •ki "etllend m honor of
Su'\3n B. ,\nthon\ ·, hlrthdm} ·~ \Chcdulc:d .. , u
part ol n Wmter "pons ( .sml\oal for women
and ch1ldren t·eb ltt-18 f-or more informatin
call Mnf(:w Mun\on 239-6H6Q
Sun. 17
•ChAplain <:corac !\berlc will lend the
,,eel,; I~ ( hmtian \\tll"\hlp <tei'VICC Feb. 17 at
6.30 p m an ,\gnc,' J·lanagnn Chapel. All ure
~elcome to nttemJ
•( Unllor ur prinb and dnl~ing Gordon
Gtll.e) ~ill usl~ on ·My Fnend Mu~
Bed: mann and I hli l·ncnd .. Feb, 17 at 2 p m ••Jo:ducatJon and tht 'ittatt': Depo,tiiOI!
O\ct the Mtnd" wall be: the top1c ol u .,~hb1
Joel 'ip11np ,ln c.:dUCo.lhOn profe\'ll.lr tll I~
Uni\CI'\11\ Ol l &nCINIIII Ill Asnc .. nurupn
Cllllpcl ~c:b 20 .tl M f' nl \dmao,"on to the
h.:cturc: and d&'ICU'I.\IOO pan of thc LC \\antn
forum, \\ill ~ r~
• Sand \lountaln ,Jd cour wtll be allertd
to l e~" .and tlar~ b~ ( ollt~"t Outdooi"J. Ftb
24. Sign-up\ lor the: nine·m•lc: tnp. wh1ch \\ill
oflcr \-iew' ol Mt. \\'al>hmgton, "''" bcgtn Feb
18, A pr-.:·trip mttting is ~hcduled for ~
p m Feb 20. \lo;.iel") mu!>t rum1sh theu
equipment . The trip i~ rtt:ommcndcd f01
C:!~;pericnce d 'kie'"'. for more tnformnuon call
C<\1 442 bt't\\oeCn 12 noon and 3 p m
• Baroqur and Rtnai\.Un cc daoefn
Angene f t\'C' and Chnrle!> Pc:mer will kadl
worL.)hOD on ~lUll '\Un~ dnnce techruquc
hb 20 lrom 4 to 5 10 p.m. :u Reed Coli~
Adm•~'•on will be S8 t-or more mform.atioe
call 771 1112 c:ll>l 191
•Rubtrt 01 Franco from the Sh <...tiler)
"'111 pre,cnt ,Jtde., bv Non h\\clt
photogrurhcr • und il progmna of four rtlltli
h:b 20 •'' 12 noon m tht Bonncvallc •'owct
t\dnuni,u.auon Bu1ldtnJ1
,\tim•. mn wall bt: lrcc o.~nd open to tht
pubh~. for more •nlormauon ~II 223· '\210
betw«n 12 noon and tl p.m
Cont.
sn the l'onbnd Art \ssoc•ataon Swann •l he lto}l Arbnrttum a spon,oring un
Audttunum. 121Q S\\' Po.~r~ . i\dmi IOn ~.u nm.tteur color photograph) Conte I The
be lree c.:atcgon~ nrc: wantcr 1\\igs and trc:t barl..
• An afternoon of t>Ong wall be p~ntc:d h) E:ntrae~ "all be ttklgcd b) a p.1 nd of
Alyce Rob-en., mc-uo MlpranoJ and lohn prole \aonal photngrurhcrs .
~trcge ol Reed College 111 the Reed f:ntn~ ·~ill become propert)' of tht
Communll) Center at 4 p.m. Feb. 17 Arbo~tum und Will be u~ in fututt
Admu. ion will be lrcc For more tnlormatton educ uaonul d••pl~ty Entry lorm art
l-ca_ll_7_7_1 ·_1_1_12_._c_. 1_.3_9_1 _______ --i amulablc .at I he f>Jrhoom . 4031 SE
~hi\\,&U~u:. Portl.md 01 b) eating the Par1
Rur~au, ~48 -1709 Mon. 18
• The )tudtnl "-fnate will meet at 6 JO p m.
m the Ohn 1-tu•ldmg, room JUl. on Frb 18
I he puhhc 1 ln\ltcd to attend.
•In tl~ir third hom" pm' m a ro~, 1 he
l.t:\\IS bnd C'hul men' ba~lc:tballtenn\PIIl\"S
Wdlamette 111 7· .W p m m the f)~lmphn Sport
Center g)m lhc dm1~10n 1 S2. .SI 101
tudcnt• nd free to I C tudent \\llh un IU
card. •A Ham Radio ( la\"1 wall be uller~ h} the
\VI,)Cl(j ~~~ ~ <. nmmunnv (enter I hursd~"
Ilona 7:lO to 90 p,m I he cl.s \ ltto t\ SIS I· in!
llrec).;un will h~."lp §tudcnt!i get 11 h11m mdl~
hct:nloC .and le'.trn Mon;c c:odc I o rc:gl\lChH 10
hntl out name uhout the c:lu • c.1ll 77I.07K4
Salimi ba to .,. .-. art prll 11d ,... cl
dill .. ad ...... be .ddrc Ill to c .. JMilo11J.
lz..-and Oatl ( d'fle, Pcriaat~ Ottt•· f721f.
l1tr dndllnr .. noon, fridaJio AI r '11 I h•
aflookl k t)ped. dcdtb ; -ej,
Pwnur IA~g. Fth. /4, 19J Senat(
to gro
K•lk 1-lltcrrald
tllltt Pit•""'" t.._
Alter JUlJ8h
A OCilltcd Studcl
Cl•r~ 1980 81 bl
1ubcommll tec <
r.nan~;e mode
b&\ed on r-.:quc~
carnpu' orpm1atl
ASl ( meetana.
"W" \.Ill d
1rb1trary ft!!Urc o~
pn in thcrr fcC\Ar
10 rna I.e cut~ to or
u:ntor Oa"eStron " • subcommll ttc
C11mpus clu
11:unst the p'
rceommcndot'
Jnterdtsci plinar)
Alpine Club and
Rl&hU
'iophomor~
1 apJ0\1 1 he cut ut
budget • We h<J
budget 40 percen
rlt\Cd ()Ut'lldC of
~we pny fo•
)J~Cal.cr n term,
Wii\On progru m 1J
ull \\ ort h S2.00
publictt · and <;pj
~sa id
"1 he. forum
untquc progro"'l
Programs 01rec11
·B1g name \pea
.ant «XI mon
mean the} hnve t1
you reali1e whnt a
ill\l: he~ und o
ch~ ~he sa•d
Strong potnl
could not .. afford
the II S progrom '
~udenl (ec be 10'
S4S to 'lUpplcn
lhortuge
Strong nlso
the (und' reqUe\t
•hach lacal1
mountn1nccrid
upcd•tton"
\audcnlli
Oll>>qj lh<: h·b
•• I c:w" .and
mru 11 and wan!
ch.inc:t' to narul!
1'1111) '" dll~
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