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

Volume 43, Number 18

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1980-04-01

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ti)(IC nwrncnl for l.cwl§ ,, nd < l.tr~ ft
rraufc:nt fohn llu\lo,tnl unnnunccd
b• I'C''Io!OIItUIIl from the po'lttton h~;
111) held (or I wo dt~oudc.,
1 lclwurd ~tll.lliHI Oll will be:
dlcC1tH 11 the end ollh ~:o 19!<0-10 iiC..l
dcmtc )C:H o.Jt whach potnt he will
bc'Cflmt' protdcnt ot •' nc" I ( lund­
p~mg loundlltton
1\ natton ·Wtdt curch (or a nc"
protdcnl Will ~gtn ~,mmcdtut cly."
Ho'-'~rd s;ud. ,\ sc:.u-ch c:umnuuc:e hus
teen ~1~-c•cd .tnd "~" rxpccu~ d to
bold II ftr-.t lllC'C:IIng umcltrnc thi~
ttt~ .
llo\\.trd nnnuuncxd ht' re~igna·
DOn to 11 l.tri,'C: und curiou' .tudacncc ut
'fllC'\ lbn.tg.Jn { hapd \pr 2. rlro­
\t':\1 John Brown hud cnl amn.ations I he prt:\1UU!. du \ to I ( \ludcnh lind
rucuh) .and ~lnll member lor the
"'\'cry llpc<:~< tl-convocutton. I he am t·
hlllnn de"~Cnbed the topic of 1 he c:on•
voc lllon only U) ·a 'UbJect nl gre.al
Important.'\; to us an.· nlthnugh I ICIY.•
nrd Iuter ""d rhc: topic Wll~ ·nul itll
thnt '«ret ..
I he 5 '1 \~ill old prt 1dc nl
rttc:iw:d .1 !ltandtn!f cwutton lnllo"mp
h1 ;uldr~or;
1 he nc\\ l.cwts and Clnr~ l·oun·
dauun •~ ~tng creut~d tn rd LSe cndoY.·
mcnt fund.; oncl will prub.tbl\ be
~l.abll\hed ne."<l year, Howurd Sllld.
-1\e c:1yoyed rat~tnt: fund' ull my hie'.­
he Sllld.
I und·rDIMng h.110 b«xn one ol
llo".u\l"s m<~ior rcr.pum•h•htk'S •• ~
college president hut he: ~,,d hiSJObl t~
p~s1dc:nt nl the loundauon \lo-111 be
"more focused "'
Ponland 111torney Rober& Lewis and Clark· College
Ridglc)', t•n I C IJU\Iee, will cha1r the
14 member search committee chrn.cn
b)' the: Bo.trd of lru~ tees Dr \rktgh
I )odlon. prole\SOJ or chtmt31tr')',
und '""other prolessnl'i to be elected
hy the f..lcult \' \Ioiii be: on the comm•t·
t«" I wo tudcnt~ w1ll also ~!ICiccrcd
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OVATION ,._., ~o.._,
.lOOn and Ruth Howard react to the standing ovation Chapel, where Howard announced h1s r~•\:Jf•~t10n
Jien April 2 by Robert Ridgley (left), Provost John Ridgley, a trustee, will head the search committee
Brown and a capacity crowd at Agnes Flanagan charged With selecting Howard's replacement.
Senate news •J has ,,. a very good commntc:c. •
Ho'"'<Jrd ~ud '"lhc1r JOb \\111 be: cu
l1t I oJ ,,JI d~nhe the cnten,,, the
quahllo fur n ne"' pm•dc:nt.
·we arc a Pmhytcnnn-rclatc:d
college;· he s:sk.l -Jhat "'II be one: ol
many c:on.,u.lc:muon\ (m the sclcc:tlon
prncas)
·or Drown is a log~ctl cnndtdatc
lru pre!iidenC} .mcJ probah~ '"''II be
{sclcctc:dl.-llowurd sa1t.1 •n a.n mtcr­
\II(V. laM f hufMicJ),
IJo\loard &aid he felt n wusume to
con ider .1n ··altcrnalt"c:" curcc:r
"I here's •' nundrop eUcc1 in coll~gc
admiOi.\(rDIIon It SOC1> on und on .
There· aiWD)'> Mlmcthmg nev..
'Th. is an incredibly
Uractive pi ce in every
respect. The mp
almost completel y
for.'" •
·r.nadua ll~ 11 wca~ on you. You
begJn tO lh!Ok of Change When )'OU
bc\:ome owan:: ul it.
•1 ul'o bcliev~ that both men and
in'>lllution\ need to change from ume
to time.·
How<~td d«:~Cribcd his 11cn~ a1
L C as ·uul} tn:1 rvelou) • and· '"'full of
challenge.-
·This u u "~I) bcauttful place.*
he )Aid dunng hi!IJ I'C'S1Jil4tion
annouOC"emcnt '"1\.'e b«n touched b}
11 for 20 )'Can ol my hie. ll\ a very
utraordin.ary plAce. M)' office-its a
handsome office. April I O. 1980
·t don 1 thanl 1\-c C\ct fch qu•tc:
M:c thn bet ore. •
Howard ru:ommcnded colk~
JtdnunJSifbiiOn for tudcnU, uruu~ of
n career. ·r c:~n thml 01 nothmg that
CJn he more gruuf)tng. )'ou rul\-e to
be aY.alc: C\~r> dn) of your hfc ..
He ~ud I.C h;u n "'trul) out·
swndmg I a cult) and stafi. 1"\\:
recctvcd more than IT1)' fntr iharc: of
crc:du lor the: Wl.•r~ thdt you\.or done.
"fhlli IS un IOCrc:dtbl) :mnu:U\T
plat:e 1n C\'cr) l"e)pecl fhc campu, ~~
alml)\1 complctdy p.11d Int. \1, c ha\c
the ~t Board of I rUlitco lor nny
aruutuh(lll nl an\ J.:md.-•
1 ht' I C budt;n has bttn b.ll·
anced for the past 10 yeaB. Howard
s:ud. "We a~ a crong college:'"
·our lutun: asaenmorec C\ttn8
than our p.ut Our p~oblcrru are, of
course. mount.aim -
Uo"'ard ~id LC "111 be a •grc:n
collegr-
·we: are not encumbered b) our
trniJnions. We're an open war:t\ • . -Applations for adm~ ton to
LC ha\c ioc•eascd 20 pcrcc:nt Ynce
Ia t year. Ho~rd .said, • nd enroll·
ment prospects are ·marw:lous •
·Phi 8C'W Kappo ha gn~n I.Di
encouragemc:nL !"hey lave ugrecu to
Utke a specific repon from Lewis and
Clark (ollcge
·Boehne HaU IS nc:uly complete
Our bULigct u balanced tor nc:.11t )TIU.
·our li:oc:. do go up We regret
bow much they go up. Weare tncKas.
ing our riJ\aneia.J aid.
•~t•s been a priv•leF to be hen:.
Bc:or With us thu ~t year and help us
make 1980-81 the ba.t ye.u at Lewis
and Clart Collcee.- •
...... ition, fees, room, boar ost ne t year: IU.I6,939
Rw Holma&d
II ar Plo.-r l.oa
A lew~ and Clark ~tudc:nt cat·
'1 ~ meals n week nod ltvmg on the
t~mpu. ' will pay $6,939 for tUitiOn,
Itt\. room nnd board tn 1980-81
Dean or Student!> D1ck Soren$on
~that nnnounoeroentat a student
tnate m~tmg Monday ntght The
irln~an studentS' sttunllon at the col·
kreand ,tudent reprcscntauonon the
tarth comm1tlcc to replace n:unng
LC Prnldent John Ho~rd wen: also
!.I(U!>.\Cd ut the meeun~
~ort"n!>on ..aid the mere~ in 101
nand oth~ fee:. O\cr 1979-SOcO'Ib
accompamc:d by ··\ub-.tanuat•
felbC'i in c:ltpcndlture~ on 'lolLme­
Q lacuhv and ~taff mcmbe~. on
lnaocaal ~1d on donnitor)' tmpro\e·
l'lmb. und on energy for he.ttm~ and
iahtmg.
The monc:~ a )tudent "111 puy to
llltnd 1 h.: c.:ollegc nc l(t year "Ill be:
! 11det1 '" I olio".,.
Making your bed
Saturday? 2
llcan or Adrnt\,lon' l'cl~t
IAX'b 41d he hupo s.tturda) ~all
be lh. unc du\ ~tudtnt t ~~~~c thctr
bed Sutne ~o.-ur10u' ht_sh ~hOf•l
~tUdc:-n ~t "all he wancJc:11n& lhrough
the dorm, \lotlh lfl(tr ~IC'nh
\bou1 120 \tillnr urc e\f!C\'1c:d 111
\ho\lo lip I Of llll upr n hn~ D 11d
IOnac lllmrt•\ loun ~IUI!La) ~J'I(ln­
lotcd h) I he: 'II d nu U II)N Oil I« •Tuitton. S4,498
•Room. S902
•Mc:als. 20 per week -$902; 1•
per week $796
•Genernl service fees. S423
Sorenson ~td the college will
g1ve a nine-percent 'W11ary raLSC ro all
cmp lo~ except mamtc:nanoe and
custochnl workel"' who nrc under c:ol­
lecll\1: b3rgatrung contract~
The: 1980-81 l C budget,
approved Mar 31. tncludo me rca~s
of Sl47.000 for eners:> ilnd Sl*l.OOO
for ftnaOt.'llll llld 0\>Cf the CUri'I:OI
budget. 'ion:nson ~1d He ~ld the
college: "Ill '>pend SIOO.OOO on n:,j.
denc:c halb 1mpro\-cmenl\
·M) pcl"oonal preference i!. that
the: mont:} be: o:.pent on lounge
lurnt .. hmg -<:lrpctmg, drupes, that
l1nd of thtng." orelbon ~id . '""Ho"·
e\"t:r l I.>u"t:ctor of Ro1dencc: Half,)
Denne Thompson Y.ill be: worling
with the: 'itudc:nts who h\c tn the
• dorm' co decide: juo;t ho\\ the: money
\\ill be "pent • Piau and Howard halls will
•recet~ pnonty 10 the: dorm impro~
ment process, as they need the most
Improvement . Sorelbon ~ui .
lmprovemenb or replacemc:nc
ot heatmg and coohng systems m
comp\l\ bu1ld1ng\. including residence
halls. an: considered .. ap1tal projc:ct~­
and c1~ not funded With re\c:n~
from student tuition or lee).. Sorenson
SAid.
In other iCn.3lc: acth·1t), on:n·
s.on reported he had met with LC stu­
den I.\ t rom Iran to discu s the nc'"'
United "tate.~> ~nction' against lnan
which Prc~ident Jammy Caner
announ~d Monday.
·11 is ciC41r th~l no nc"' \i.'-b "lll
be 1 uc:d to I ran~ano;. mc:Juding :Mu·
dent~ Y.ho WI h to tudv in the United • \tate,." \oren\on said.
"I had a bnd meeting wllh a'
mnn~ £1mnuan tudcn~J a' we could
get tUl,'C!ther-thcre arc: .. ttll3boul 2b
lnani.tn studcntsat 1~\\isand Cl.trk­
to a•.-.. ure them th.lt the: college up-ports them and to assure chcm of their
member~hip in the college
commuruty . •
Sorenson also rc:portt'd junior
Kc:vtn H owzu had been chosen as the
only undergraduate tudcnt member
of the search commntc:c to rc:placc
Howard. who w1U ~•gn at thcc:nd of
1980-81 (ste $Cory, page 1), Sorenson
);llld commtt~ ch;urtn:ln Robert
RidgJc). a tru!.tC:C. had eho~n Howat
atler consulting \looith ~orenson.
Student bod) prcstdcnt Lee:
Wcinsteen ..a.1d he had recommended
Ho~-at to · orcn.son
Rcpm.cntati\~ of lhe Oregon
c:amp:ugn offices of De: moen he prc:sl·
dcntl.al c:lndicbtes Ill: bemg in .. itc:d to
spea~ urcM Apnl 14 rocnatc: nxeung m
the T'cmplc:ton Center Councal
Chumba at 6 p;m. Rcpre~nUUt\~ of
Repubtian campa1gm wall be 10\ itcd
to the Apnl11 mccung.
An)' tudc:nt nta.) auc:nd the
wcd:ly 'c:n.ate mcctmg> •
~natr not~-Wc:tn tctn said ol the Sl,600 Jeft in the Studcnu Orpn­
lmi ror ActiVItJcs budf!tt. S2 000 is
commrtted to the Rc:naissa nc"C Fatr
and thc remainder to oohtandmg
balls. He atd llts una:runn how much
is left of an addiuorual S'.OOO llo­
catcd to SOFA by the ~nate . ~pplt ·
.::uions ror 1~1 SOF dar-ector
art &\o-ailablc in the hldent bod
loun~ and arc: dUC' Apnl 2.l an o~n
meeting to diSCUSS a proposed sen:
c:oruutution will take pLace FridA.) at
noon an the lounge nato~ St~'~
Johnson and FI"'Dk Cboto are nc"'
membc~ of the-knllc chartc:nng
commlltcc ••. the mmont\ con.."t."UlS •
and dn-c:lopment comnull~ ha:~.opcn
meetUJ85 Wed~sdays at 7~ p.m. an
the loun~ .fi"Qhrn:an sw ~rmch.
sophomore \'aJ Kina and Howwl "-l!n:
noman:uc:d b) Weanslttn und
pproved b.) thc.sc:n:atc to~ tudents­
at·la~ on the student bodyc:,«UII\t'
romm•ttee _(R:$hman Romalia ... tid·
MJ was appro\'C\1 as rhc nc" senate
~C~OU) . e
~------------ Inside--The youth crisi~ She went all the
in suburbia 5 wa 7
lk-cauloC ••Ia \'ilr1Ct) ot •UCI:ll
And C('OOCtnlle (Ort'O, lh(: ~ ·
uon Dbout to tnltr aduhhood IM)
~ 111C Ju 1 group r.l J\m~nc::m 1
\\ h d at n ndl ( '\ f'«1 I 0 £1110 bet IC:S
ccunurnte ~Uslu~ th:.tn thcu p;t~nl.s..
lltc tal ttl " n gc-!lCf\lt t-m es Ql
)Uulh, '' h•c h l'ooiic :\cws Scm ta:
\\11) t'\pl<a~ 10 II ~Ita Of 8rt1Cia.,
uan111g tho ~cd. m 1he t)rtnton
11«1100 , If 1ht' I nm and Cbrl.: alhlcuc
lkpanmrnl t"otr Jtl111\ rrtmfli un•·
furnu of oua u.nd•ns pcrfomtc:111 ,
Jum(' Plntfcr m:t~ A« ha d1nns
'"'" lu""n' .n 11 uo~ ~ wn..W NcdTc:r L'N wed.: bcannc
the' firM ftm.lk-llnd onl\ tlac
\IX'Orul thktt 10 I h"tOf) 111 ~n
• Nil I(' M I du mrton.\t\1 p ·~
...
• Hatfield on Peace Academy
to begin commission hearings here
Qnd) Bryant
ol dlt .... « IA\t
II am ttltnF !lood h.'!> conte I rom
\\ 11 tungton 0 ( • huel), Orc~on \
l' ..., 'enator Marl.; Hat.fic:hJ .... ud
MondQ\ m the lounctl Chomb< r .. ,,
,, tht' Pen~ ·\c::tdemv l'omm• ''on •
Hatfield Al l.c\w , nd Clark
''fl'Cned hQlring. btlort' the Commt~·
qon on Propo-.3 1• lor the ~auoml
~eadem\ ol PC8~ 11nd ConfliCt • Re,otuuon .
• \n tdc.l Col n ~. cc: \c:ttlc: my)
hu11tU root.s tn our fottf:lt~n:lnd the
founchn~ lathers..- s:~id I hatfield I he
ideta '"' oh~ •choohns '" "-a' ol
flC".lCC: :~nd lool.;mg lor wa~ to a'oid
future~ rs...
11tc hc:Arif\8 ~ h1Ch tooL: J"bCC:
m the Council ~mbcrs fu~a
and \\' cd nc::-da \'. \\'Crt' be( 0 rt' t h rcc: Ol • mnc: romm~ ionc:r.. It WI> one ol 10
heann~ around the c;ounto and the
only om m the P:lctfK Northw~t 1 he thrte: commt'''oncr- at tht
1 ~" '' uld C'lnrL: he.trtn$' \\~rt Or
r=ti Rouldtng. chairman ot the \00·
olor' dtranment 111 1\.trtmouth Col­
h:t:" \\ tlhllm I ancoln. duu:tor of the
l~:nter tor l flllabonuh; Plnnntn&
Jnd < ommunah "co ,,-,:!1 m Boston.
Ma'' .and Dr John R. Dellc:nback .
ptt'tdl!nt ul tht: Chn\ttnn ( ollc:~>e
{ t1n'Hlttium nnd •' tormc:r LC
l na,tCC'.
t: J"(r1 \\ltnO~ l> tNtliN fu~& )
mormng. '""'" )('mtnar- wen: held
f uc"'3' .1ltcrnoon and the hatnng-- . -('Ondudcd \\lth Dn OJ'ICO mtilt' lonam
Wt'tlncsdn ) mormos
·t thinl\ tht' que: t for pe.'1cc: L'
mo t ~1'11 m,,unt IClr our '"1'\ wal,"
'laid Hatfield.
Hatfield 1d that rutiml41 \CICUr•
II\ '' too olten n:latcd to mthtal')
~aght "om<: bcbn~ the count!') will
M\~ n.tttoMl 'ccunt)', • onl~ tf we
ha' c the ~o"apabtht) of dc:.,tro\,nf hfe
~\'tral umcs O\'tr:· hu mtln: .. opht,tll •• llcd mahtnl')
cqutpmcnt and t 'pendllttn:' ol I tnl·
lion O\~r the nnt ri~ ~c.sr' would he
ntte'-"10 to ''rt ngthcn nuhtury (orCt"
lca"n!' man' ttn<IO\\\.t;rt'd human
r• <lgr.tm' Hnthcld ""d
1 ht Peat'\ C'ommt\\IOO ~\.l:o.
~mbh,hcd b\' an .'tc:t ol t \ll\jti'C''
y. h•' h lft~tl1eld co•\fl()n'<on."'<i h pur
ro'c j, to con\lder ''hcthcr o Nuuonul
\c .tdem) nl Pc.tl.'t" .and Conlltct Rc~o­
luttt'n 'hould be c,tnbh,hc:d lhc
~.omnll'-'too h ot..o 'tudytng
propo...al, -\\ htch 0\d~ or ll\lt) not
andudc-a f':nc~ At-;tdcm} that
\H1Uid oid in pmm''""8 pcucc.
llotlield ad\ o~;.ttc' a Peace
\odcm\ bcca\I'!C' 11 mu't be lno\\ n,
M\\ hat people wanttl humanl\and j, to
\UOI\C. •
Hatfield .tho "''id he '"'' e cited
about the \\or~ or the comm••,ion.
Ml\nU\\ tng lull \\ell tht humtn mcc io,
the onl} ~nchc•ao . • • MARK HATFIELD
The Oregon senator opens the Peace Academy hearings
Prospective students to visit
KathiHn Grubb
ot tht Plo,_. toe '-'ltd, tn part due to '"mon: <>tuff tra\'d•
New Zealanders return-well travelled, tan \bout 120 reople .lpphcunt\
from the Portland orca ndmallcd to
I ewt!. and Clnrk for neM ye-ar. and
thcar parent., Wlll "'''t the cumpuo;
th~ Saturdn) a> part ot a new ndmt'>·
''Oil) progrom. '"We ~m to lx compc:hng "'I)
~>omew hat dtrfen:nt colleger. thnn ali)
other 'tudent wc'v~o admttted [in car·
her ycnn) •
Carl Morpb)
o~• Pin • Lot The imponan~ or cht~room
\tudv on the trip "a' deempho,ttcd
Mln,tcad ul n:adm' abllut \;e~ Zcu·
land an book we \\.\!rt' c: ~nt nctng it
taf'\1 hand. th~ttron: the cia !\room
wa.'n' ot as ireut nn amponance:
l.aY. n:ncc ..:sid. 1 wentv·(our t..eW'I) and Ciarlo. •
'tudcn~ an: bad: on ampus aft~r
(our Dnd II half monltt\ 'flCOI
disco,-ffin@ ='e~ Zcabnd lhe tnp
wu~ one of this year' O\t'f"SCM tud)
rrogJam ;\(ter pcndtn){ five ~'eeL:' m
•!\c:" Zealand v.a' J\l't ancrt"d•­
ttl~ beautiful. .. Jo~id JUnior \ktJ" Wc:JI,. ud.lund. NeY. Zeabnd )tnyang wath
l ion!> club mem~"- the group tra­
\'elkd to the cat~ ol Chm.tchurch
when: the:\ .lltc:ndcd C'amerbur\
The Studenu ~tudicd an !\C\\. Zea­
bnd with tnp kadcr John Crht. pro­
feswr of soaolog> . Cri,t rererrtd to
himself 3 a raalitator nuhcr than an
i~tiptor. • • Um,-trstt.) .
·He [ Cnst} WIL.\ there to a'.SL\1 w
10 bein~ independent.- !!~ltd junaor
Wcs t.a\\renoe. "'The whole top
encouraged us to be tndependcnl but
do~ to the group ,. Each p:ar1tetp;,nt cnrntd a total
ol fiH•·and-o-hall ~dtb, \\.htfe \tUd)­
tng 1\e\\ Zealand hL,IOI), tht c:uhun:
ol the Maona-1 he Poh nC">tun
nau~ ol ev. 7..cabnd and "''uaJ
)0CIOIOp.).
In thc-va,ual ')Oetolo&) cla!>' ~>tu­
dcnt!. ercotc:d rhotographtc a~~ ... of
2 m
MA
Round Ill p I lVIII
Sew York
10 Luwmboal'l
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Con finned senrationt • bee ••ne •uh dtnncr, co1n•c afrer •
oo rcstncuons on Hayaco l yr or ad' anc:c purchuc, Pncet ulid
from U.S. from Man:h 10 thru fa) 14, 1980 Allacbcd ulct and
~!llrct tUbJCC:t co chance and ao,crnmcnc appro,al. Pun:huc
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tndcpcndc:nt JUOJCC:I toalct~d to hi' or
her maJOr or pci'\On.al mtcrnh. Pro­
JCCt~ vaired rrom hO\\ lomalo.t ,I Moo-­
""'a niX to a 'tud) ot manutuctuno!!
an 'lie~ Zealand.
\e" Zc:uland •~ \tmibr an •trt'U
and poruta&ion to the tate ot Colo­
rudo ., ou "ould M:c Ul.:h a \':mc:ty of
thtng." an 'o 'mall an urc:n \\ clb s:ud.
-The unique thing about e"
Zealand 1\ it' got e\ cr\ kmd of
geograph}"
l.swrenQ: 'ii!td the people: ot the
reuntT\ "~rt' e~tn:mch open .tnd
lriendl't r\lmcht elicf\bod) t\Jd an
c:xpcrlcnc~ htteh htktng where: 'orne­
one would gl\e them u nde .and then
In\ lit them home [or dtnntr Or to 'WY
the ntght
•New Ztaland 11. a conttloment·
uon of evcrythmg ~.ood Amcrte<l hu'
nght .tl your doof"\tep. • Lawn:ncc
~•d \cw lcalolndcr- 1n the lurm
lands -\\ere u ma1cd ho\\ we got by on
"'hat \\.c dtdn' kno\\., bc:cau..c they art'
'" -.rll~ufficacnt • he ~id .
J'hc auuudc: ol the people 11o
-)he 11 bt rtpht " )Uid 'ophomon:
K.lthec Smuh. The) hu\c a .. lo\\.c:r
pace of life, (they) kel ever ythang wall
work out. the:) ju)t take 11 CD'>\ 1 he
people un: a' beautiful as the
countn "
Student\ had !ioCVentl opponuni·
t1c:" to tm\cl Smith s:ud both dunng
their c,tuy and after tht tnp \\.3\ U\C~r
"cH:rybody took the lonl' '"J}
home." • fhe pro\~cuve :o.tudenh and
thetr p<~rcnts "all tour the atmpu .. and
;~.ltend n choaoe offotuhy lcctun:' An
open hou-.e tn the admt.,\lon office:
\\ill nl'o be held
·The obno\l' atm [of the pro·
gram) i~o to hopefull) en.tbltthc:m to
~ the wiSdom of enrolling hen:
rather than at other"' hoot\ that hav~
ncceptcd them • -.aad Peter Loeb
dir't'Ctor o( adrrus..,tonl>
The college is still less
'visible' than it was and
is ~it bout 1 SO years of
alumni'
-The purpo!!e ol haVIng at on
e:ampu ... " 1 oc:b ..atd. -,~ that. daplle
the proxtmtty, mnny olthe~ .. tudcnl\
have never been on cnmpu~ "
loeb <;ntd he hoped the: c:nmpu'
dorm nones ·.,ho~ "-til." though hc­
odrrutted the program mny be ··c.ome­
whnt of an tntnbion" to cumpu.'
~tden t.
-In the intcre~t of enrolling th~c
!>IUdc:nto. and a!l.)unng the pan:nt'. I'd
'>Ute hke to huve the campu' .. how
tt\C: If an the best po\Stble WU)
Mit may be the onedu} m theyeur
that people make thctr bed\ "
1 he number ol opphcunto; to tht
college tuJ, mcreu-.ed thl!. year I ocb 1 he: college hu" competed (0(
\tudcnl!. With \wnford. The Col..,.
mdo (olkgc: Pomona College IN
Occtdenwl lollegc tn p..~st year ll
-wud. 1 h1' }c:.tr I ( ,., competmg "'''
~uch e.ut·cou'l t !>thoob u' Mtddtr.
but) < olby Batt'\ n nd T rintt}
leg~ I ocb -wud
• A!l we compcu: \\ ith sc~
that .tre con.,tdettd to be prestigtOll!,
the npphc..1nt pool may lx \tronpr,
but the M.ehhood of enrollment 0\1\ •
bel~
•wath the mpad .t'lc:cnt olthccd­
lc~t 10 1 ht lo\t 20 year.. ac.tdcm~Calh.
we 'tl: JU't bcgmnang to develop ~Alai
would be con,cde rcd a \tlf·
replcnl'htng apphcunt ba."'e, "hert ac
I1Uittcr who travelled to cen&~•
.. chool' we'd ,1111 hove pcopk
antemted ·•
I ht coll~!ge ·~ sttll 1~., '"vL'iblc'
thun many en~tem -.choob And u
~wuhout 150 )~r. of ulumnt." lex~
'illtd • I he pubht docsn \ know abo••
11 11ery much •
l ocb ~•d 'tudcnt pantci~tr.~
m the; admt .. ,ton' proco' " tmpa·
tunt .. It cunnot be done by the roc
\Ulfl member' ol udmt'ston' ~
Then: 1.\ u ~~1r-mte~t comj»
ncnt .. tor l C \tudenh an the prop
ol tht' 'Chool ~ \;ltd .. As nat1101ll!
m;ogrutton and pre.uge (of the~
lege] gro\\ that mukcll gmdwtc:s d
tht., <.ehool morc d~tr.l ble •
l ocb \atd 11 "•unfonunatc"INI
tour J?Utdo nt l C mU\1 be p.~td ~
other -.chool~. '>tude nth con"dc:r n n
honor to be a bit to give campuo;tout\.
I oeb \I.Ud •
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Spain, Greece, China, or another exciting place while help­
Ing them leam English? Call ext. 447 for more Information. Hatfield
for Reaga
Or~son l ...,
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runntn., mate ""
Go"~' nor wm t I
nomumtwn
Rcpubhcnn U
the lormcr din:,lut
1ng and IJrbun 0
and t-\trcmely \\el
I he tndU\IlHl
Ho"•'rd Bnkcr o
·Reagan brttt k
,1111u"c to brtlOid<
atr him'ICif ..
·t would e~~
11\V p.trt\ :· ll.ufic:l ~
support Rc,tg;tn I~
m) cnthu"am wtll
chOO~ U') hi' rUI1
• Survey n~ . , natton s n
A poll c:ondt~
{~(pori ha' \Uid Pi
mo't tnflucnua l pe
1 he I SOO lead
c=ponded to tit(
lklard ( hntrmun
'"o man
\..old.er b~
(1rter\ admtnt'tn
Board\ light m(
"hich helped dm~
Othel"> cho
\ational ~ecu Oil
liM~~ Hou..c c;~
Mn~cr ().svtd Rc
~nn Curter \\IU!> ru
lo"td b} 'ieMtC:
B)rd :tnd C B'i a
J tnt\htng the
Slltc C yru' \a~
~urft'n Burger
Campaig
television
A 'C. lcun U1
tmd tn Jocltofi
\\Htiam 0. Bttmt
'-~at ~ .... ~ft
The old JCCJ'I
1rnge" bumped
bct~t'Cn Kabul a
Jnmagc center ol
lht mo~t remote
'llhcrt no en~ pa'
!lopped dead. I h
bcl!lln to unkcr
moment.~ . he sin~
lflbbcd hc'i ever-~
!\tmtnft ut ~~
fMl..cnge,..., he \81~
llfl)·mg nn unbel
praye~. pray that
th.tt can r., tht!l m
ihoot vou ond th
The youns 11
~btc relate!> lh"­
t\t prn~" or ht•
"''l)l), the unm t\~
beard on the ho
nflc and ~•d. "I
The Wlll of
Iran~ of ruml
tllroullh the mwJI
a..t OUlstdCr\ 1 h
lllr strong~t ~n
mttrc: Mushm wo
"1th aunrt '" thcit
But it there t
ije tn Afshunt~utn
to defend the me
bmily and 1 nbc: n
lrom the outt.tde
drcudtll und •pn:ac
berorc: c\'Cr beans fl
llallon\ The re~u l
adult male m run
PGtcnt~al taratt 1 c
a!ndlltons. the fac ;tgs.
~it
IT tnt WI'
ung ~u
than Ill!
i:d I an car
peted rrw
'he Colo.
llegt •'-'
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Middle-
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nt 1111}
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...
1. • • Hatfield suggests female
for Reagan runningmate Real
throullhout th1. country Pcllhon5 ~1th .SOO,OOO
stVMtur~ from the <. hurt.h ol Chn\1 m N'tuh·
\'lilt bepn the campougn to dnvt ~~ and VIo­
lence ofT the scr~n
( amp<uan lc:udcr ~ud there an: r< '4Uctts
OrC'JOn l '-. \enutor Murk llntllt'ld hn' hom tour m1lhon rc:uple wnntmg 10 .ldd their
.,1d o1 woman would be Ronald Rcattnn\ 1dt.tl rumc:~ to the pctu1on
runnlll~ m;Uc: hould thc: I ormcr ( uhlorn111 WMnc:r 1 umhcrt, \m~m.tn 11om· Pro-
Go\'C'tnor wm the Rc:puhhwn Pre\ldc:nual duet' and (11:~ml Fooch lirm\ lire betn~ cut
ncJmlolltiOn Clltd llll l.,LOifl'llltn cncnurnsco; pcoplt to
ttcpubhc. tn llutticld 'IUI(gc~ttd { urlu .. ltll'. buyc:ou ftrm\ who 1pon,or ,Udl prnpmm'
tht 101 mu duutor of th~ l>c:p.-rtmerunl Hou' Pcnn\yh.uuun Mtnl\ltr Karl Wc:b .. tc:r .,ud
1ng ,,net llrbun I k\'c:luprncnt n' •. ,, pru£1rt;)<,;t\lc th( wmpa1~n t\n ., -cl.L.tnp ccn\(U htp but ruther
tnd c:\trc:md) \\.C:II~w1hl•cd mdivtduul • un •ind1calton w apoO\UI"\ rhul '\ml'rtc.sn'
flu:-indu"on ol lf1ll' or pn' 1bh Sc:nutor wunt b ttcr progmm, ,
Ho1~11HI Baker ol I c:nnl~\t\: would dcfU\t Wc:b:!.tcr 1pccilic,111\ m nlmnc:d the '\R(
•Rc.sg;ln \ bnttk. inOc:xiblt corhn\iltUim Hr h•t • Th~i. Comp.1ny,' .tnd .ud lhc: pru{l!.tm orld
humor·~ rtpla!Xd h) SC-'WII twcnonc.s. He Slltd
he hapo 1ponsors wtll react to the a~mpaign
\loolthout the nccc:uil)' of boycott
Soviet accuse Rather
of reporting deceptions
r A <;S, I he: olfttllll Sovtcl Nc\lo II Agency.
h,t. char~ed CBS reponc:r f>an Rother \l.ith
br oadt.t'!lllng a dclibc:nucly lult1lied celc:\'mnn
n:pon on the: .r\lghuni,trul slluataon that " .. '
prc·wntten by the Whttc: Hou\oe.
1 he dl\p:uch atrncd the hnsdhnc ·r·aree
on Amer&can 1 clevt\lon" uncJ :11d Pn: 1dcnt
Carter'.~> "pro .. ocatt\e prupo~ndll camp.:ugn ,1u ha\C: to bru.tden the tic'-c:l ruther lh<~n rtpli· r------------ ~-....
(IIC him'ICif
•J would C::\flCCI In !tUpport the nomtncc of
Ill) part) ;• llutlidd Slnd ~hen -.s .. cd 11 he\\ oultl
fllrJlort Rcag.'ln for Prl~ldcnt . ·1 he degree: of
mr enthu,ium Y. 111 depend on who the: nommcc ----Go
choo~ II\ h1' running mute."
•
Survey name!) Carter
nation's most influential
A poll conducted by L'S .Vrwl onJ H ur/J
{Vpurt M\ 'MUd Pro1dent Curter I\ the nutton\
ml'l~t 1nn uen11ol per, on
1 hc: 1500 lcudc:" of ?.8 dtfrerent fields who
rapondcd to the poll cho~ hdeml Re1oerve
llo.lrd ( hturmun Puul Vod<cr U) tht number
!liO mun.
\ olcker bcwmC' u contro\'c:Nal figure: 10
C2rtc:r\ ndmml\tmuun bccau...c of the Re.~f\lc
Board' ughl·monc) a nu-ennuuon policy
1h1ch htlpcd dmc mtc~\1 rate<. to record levels.
Othc:" cho\eO ror top \f101\ Included
"ational \CC\Jnl} 4\d\1\0r Ab1gn~w Bne­
lllb~l . Hou~e ~peaJ..er Thomu' O'Netll nnd
b.lnl.cr D'.n·•d R od.efeller 1-tr.t tad) Rosa·
bnn Curter wn' nutd !i"th m«Xt mnuenunltol·
o~ccJ b~ ..,tnatc: Democrntac I eudcr Robert
Byrd and CBS unchorm."ln Waller lronkite
f tnl'>hlnF the h'>t of ten \!.ere Secrctnrv ol
State Cyru" Vance and ~upremt (ourt Jwt•ce
\\-ar~n Bur~r
Campaign to clean-up
television programing
A "C'lc,tn Up
rmd 1n Joelton 0
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L· C.
• •
tO .. - p • -
~ ..-(ag~~mst ~ovict tnten.~ntton in Afghanl!uan) hu
been runmn£ out of )team •
The anicle s:auJ Carter' adm•niltnatton
therclore dec1dc:d to f'QOrt to •new unseemly
methodli of ddinformauon
·1n order to whip up Anli·SoVJCt chauvt·
ni§UC: s.cntimc:nt• 10 the countr)', lJ.S, televesi•m
joined in the cumP'Ii(n on( Prcsic.lenllal ~ ccunt y
Advtser AhigntewJ Ruc11n\k i's ordctl.. • the
II ftlde !Ia id
·tt llhould be mcnttoned that Walter Croo­
._,tc ... lrom whom l>. Rother hti ta~en O\'Cf
the: CBs t';\entng nc:W~Castcr •. ,bud ne\cr
n:50rtcd 10 IUCh me1h01h of deceptiOn and
slander tJurtng h~ entifC cuur 111> u TV jourMl-
!.'II •
Autonomy discussed in
Carter-Sadat meeting
Pm•dent Caner opened uslb Tuada)
\lollh Egypuan Presadc:nt An":u ~dat in an
uuempl to bre.a~ the EB)ptain and braeh dead·
locl. over Pabtiman autonomy .
Curter's ldlb wtth Sadacare to be (olio~~
b) mectm~ with lsnac:h Pnme M1nutc:r Mena·
chcm Begin bcgtnning Apnl IS.
Caner may need to call another thr«-Wft)
~ummu 1f tht ampa'isc ts not n:sol~~ by the Ma}
26 deadline.
Rivalry to be amended
by nuclear cooperation
Argcntena and Q,.,,d-the l\\0 g,anl po\1.·
er~ an South Amcnc:a-re begann•ng coopcna·
the nudtar programs. diurming an old nvall'}
th.tt threatened reg1onal cab1lety.
aranl and rgentina hope to dl)pel the:
ideJa the•r nuclear programs aren't pou:dul11nd
seal thc.r rricnd hip wtth a nuclear cooperation
p:act sa1d ;\rscntina 's tomiC Energy Commi,.
~ion Proidcnt Otrt~ Ca..,tero Madero.
He 5aid the coopc:ralaon pact could be
$l£ncd m Ma} durina 8ruihan Pn:s~dc:nt Juo
Fi~uriedo\ vitit to A'\.~nti~ . F-igueiredo wtll
be the ~ond Bratilian Chief of State to c~r
.. i.,tt Argentina .
Bnttil\ lir5t nudcar po-.u plAnt., nJVII
One. 1\ c. pc:cted to be tn opcnnion by mid-1981 .
cgtntin.a·~ .;«ond pl3nt is Khcdulcd to gcnc:r·
Ole power by 1982.
•Compiled b) SU•n Kaplan from fq)Oftl
from United Pra.t lnlenational
Religion and violence part of ghan way of·
\\UJiam 0. Beeman
l'vUir "tn ~
Tht old Jeep w11h "'loud of anltr ctt) (la\·
scngen bumped O\-er the mountam ro.ld
~t~een ~nbul .tnd the northern Afghan pal­
srimagc center of Mulllr"'(.--shar•r uddenl) on
the rno\1 remote ''retch of the rood a ~pot
'hen! no cur' pi}'" for ~ell.~ OUittme the jeep
uoppc:d deod. l'he dnvcr got out and. cursing.
bc34n to tmker with the: motor After n few
moment... he: :.lnmmed the hood down llnd
111bbcd hi!> ncr ·p~en t rifle
Atmang at tht only roretgner among hlll
iiU'ICnger\, he ..atd .. <..od hu' pumshed me for
llfl)lng nn unbchevtt 1n tht' cu ~ny your
~ra)'er., pray thnt u trucl.. come' wuh n dmer
thAt tiln hx tht\ motor tr no trud. come-.. I wtll
&boot you nnd then the motor will -.wn "
The young man, who kntY. Per,ian uod
\rabac: n:lnte' that he bcpn to rccttc the lon~
~~ Pr.l)'CI"\ o( h11o hfe ~uddenl). nnd mtnt(;U
"lUsl). the unmt.tak.11blc -;ound of u trud wa!o
~rd on the hon1on The: drm~r uncod.ed hi'
rille and S<Ud Ml-.ee 111~ C..od\ w11lthnt \ ou hve •
The w11J ot God 1s .. erv much nhvc: 10 the
lnn.s ol runal Alghuntl> and 11 often \pdlb
through the: muule oro nllt towaru unbche"e"
JOO ouu1dtf\ 1 ht'\e noble pt'Ople have perham
the mong~l -.enoc ol rehglOU\ lcrvor tn the
tillite: Muslim world und they u~ htcrnlly born
'lih suns 10 thetr hunds
But •I there· 1\ 11 '>«Ood roru thut f!OVCrm
Llc: tn Afghnntstnnulter 1\lnm.u •~ the ~ces\ltv
to defend the tndepc:nd cncc und tnlettrity ol
t,mily and tnbc DgtllhSI IOCUI'\1011\ and IOSUI~
lrom the OUI~olde Blood rcud\ can bst lor
dread~ and )pre ad throuah !I.Cvenalaencrutaons
litfore e, .. 'Ct bema ~olvcd throush careful ncgo­
lllttoru. The tc:1ult t!l that the~ u probabl) no
adult male an rural Afgham~~.tan who 1!. not a
potentllll lai'JCt for a nflc: bullet Under ~uch
Qlnditton•. the: fact chat a man 1ublc: to §UI\-Wt' u~ an adult •mphc:, tlmt he t .. a cmd: shot and 11
tnuned gutmlla fit~hter
The Balucht\ 1n the .. outh\lo-cst 'upplement
the1r difficult h\'e' on the edge ol the de.ert b)
nudang theca~ ;~nd truck\ travelling the aJophah
road c:onnecune the cit) ol Kandahar "1th the
cupunl and Hemt, the other mJ}or c1ty of the
countr) In lht hCl\n ol Alsh.antstan the Hal.n·
ro.; control \'fN stretc.hc:' ol mounuun land.
Mongol con\-cm to Sha'a Islam, the) hn\~ been
at wur wath the Sunn1 populnuon >~urroundtng
them ror c:enturie\
t>or .. uch tnbc' n central AJshan govern­
ment ha~ never really C:~l)ted (ach I nbc wnh 1LS
own bnguoge and culturul "tructure hetd and
defended 11~ own territory and governed 11 attorchng 10 it' o-.n mtemalla"" PobuNn.\ tn
Kabul htc:rally belonged to u not her epttrate
world The Afghan ttrm} knc~ the hmnattoru;
of it, pow.:r outside the cities. and Cor the most
part ~twcd to \-entu~ any ,j8nslkant di~tllncc
into tribal ;u·ea'
E"~n Wlthtn rural viiLlges, the c:~ntral
Afghan go-.ernmcn t hth had little trodlllonal
c.ontrol Hen:. 11 '" hwm tlmt hold' \W&)
Bcuwe of the remolcnc'' u.nd -cparauon .. or
\lila~ tn the country. many ha'~ b«omesm<~ll
tiel\ controlled by hel\dmen and mulbh" dict.lt·
1ng to n fel'\entb ~litttou' hut lafiely alhtenatc
population
\gatn.<ot the backdrop ofccntunes oltradl·
tioMI rur.1l and tribal opposiuon to 'enrrahzcd ruk in AJgharu tan. the \o\lcts •~ aug.hl
bet~ttn a rod: llnd 11 hard pbc:r. The)' e:annol
hope: to hold fghanistan ~ithout the comm1t·
ment of hund~ds of thousand ol troops Jtatt·
o~ on a penna~nt tllil~l> Moreo.,'tr , fghan
mtSUIOClt tow (ICXUp.'ltion olthcir 1.1nd-dail~
lirmishc llnd uttact.s on their personnel and
maht.uy lacthties-~ill not ubside. lfthc) ~tth­
draw, the\ \lootlllosc this brid fore~rand Wlth ''­
an\ pO>o'llble dreams ol e11:pans.1on into \outh
and ·outh~1:)t ,-\\lu,
·\ft~han istan i~ full o( Soviet unbclic\-ers • with big gun~ Bur the) should I'CCQintle thar.
hl:e the } oung tna .. eller, there are auns lll their
heud'> a~ ~u. ;and \C:~ fc:\1. trucb on chc:
road. •
Campus campaign promoted by Anderson supporters
"\\ ho "J<'hn Andcr..on '1
" a ''udcr\lll).~cd
jumor Enl. Jcn\Cn, the l c:wh and Clark co­
chairman ol tud~nt' lor Andc:f'\on w:hen he
wn' roundmg up I C '>tudenh lor an Ander.on
media event
·He\ runmng lor Preudent,'" Jcn,en "Joaid. "'f whnf'" .. he aocll:cd
Telhns ,tudent' about Unued ~wtc:'
pre\tdenttul hopehtl John '\ndcf'on o
Repuhhc;tn Congrc!I,ITinn lrom llhnol\ l'
what Jeru.en und c()-Chanman "c:ruor Da\ c
l udw•g an: trying to do
The mo n~ gclltnlt rruc:ucum credtl lrom
the pohllc<tl .. aem:e department lor organtzms
Ande~on\ "impdtgn on ~;dmpu\
··our number onc goal I\ to re-rcgbter a'
mnny Oreson Ocmocrah and Independ ent~> to
Republ ican~ befote April .lO: Jensen \aid, R~
~a~i,tration of voten mwt be complc:tcd atlc:ut
20 dn)'~ bel ore the Oregon pnmary on May 20. • Jen~n. Lud\\18 and a core IJroup o(
Ander,on \Upporten will be: at the 1 ra1l Room
C\~t)da) at lurxh co re-reit\lcr studenh A
regt,tntl&on camp.1i11n through the dorm' i,, also
plannc:d
Studen t~ who a~ current! rtjistered •n
other \tat~ ~n gc:tanforrmho n about ch.tn8Jng
to o~gon regi!>lrBIIOn at the 1 rail Room table.
"Student> o;hould kno" the effect ol
'hnnlltn8 their\ oter ~i''U'Iltion, ~ l.ud\\ •B "~ud
··The~ othould ~hed: 11 out Wtlh thcer home ''.ate
In Culilorma. for uample. 11 \:Ould eRect
ehgibility of 11dm1~~10n 10 the.-UO&Hr;it) l') tC'm
and other ~u.lenC') rc:qut~menh "
If a ~tudent doo. deci~k to chanse \Otcr
regi~tmuon lrom thc•r home \tate to Oregon,
the change can be rnade up to the da\ ol the:
Oregon primar) .o\11 nc:w Oregon \otc:rs can
rc-!Jistc:r up to Ma) 20
•Jt docsn\ matter if you were a Democrat
in Colorudo On elect ton day youQn rt,Uteru
an Oregon Republican.· L udwi& ~id .
• fhcre are 180,000 ,tudents in Orqon. ·~ s.aid • tudent~ tua'e been m.1.ll:ins 1\nderwn 10
other \tat~ and we Clln m:s~e 11 happen here.
·\\e'n:: urJing tudcnts to chansc thcir
regt\truuon to Orcgon becau~ of the tmportan t
uming ol the Oregon pnm:tr;> A btg win hen:
"til gh't' Anderson mo~ntum 10 C.ahfomaa.
The rolb arc-)ho\loing that Reapn is hpping
and Andcf"\on C"an ~in 11 with Cuhfomi.l.
"'ur lif"\t pnont) nght no-. ~ the
campus," :said 1 Ud\loig. \\ho '' also hdping
~;oonhn<tt c: 01mpuigns \lotth other Ponbnu ... rca
~ntp~ . ·tr "e ha\<e c:nouah \·otuntct~ rhtn
\I.e 'll tan \looith ,)ther oollqra. h•&h ~h'~'~l
!iit'nior. and nciahlx,rhood .....
Student~ for nderson hne ~hcdulcd a
meeting for tonight It 6 p.m tn the Councal
hambctl IN anyone tn~tcd en te.min&
more llbout ndenon-whc:rc hC' )tanth on lhl.'
tssucs and \I.Mt son of lhtnp are &\lltlabk lor
\olumc:cn .,.,,h an} lnel of commtnmcnt .
·u pc:oplt ha'-c: a frtt fh~ minut~ ~lllind
omcthing wonhwtule for them 10 do."' LudWII
Slid •
f/ /0, ri ,orwtr LoR. Apr1/ /0, /080 3 -To the Editor Let the stude ts he p deci
•
Prof wants advice dl<' rt:\lC'\\, le•t the\ b~nle nhnonm
1Mtcad ol nonn w1ll not bt-re\c&IC'tltu tnc (.u\d '''the
c:ommunat\) a a Mtadc:m of !>UJ1Cnot
rn1mt.;c, w111 not ~ell(c~umsed , "111
not hl· rropcth recommended . mot
therefore be m"suadc:d \nd the col·
lc~ '~Ill not, I lear. havc done tl~ JOb It '' not often thnl 11 \.'OIIe ~ du;o..c~ rt nc:v. rucstdcnt. but With the
twn ol lohn llo\lturd L1't \\CCI\, l.c"i und C'L:ulmu~ no" do o.•ctly
PrC'-idcnt llo\\.ud wn\ cnrrc\!t \\.hen be outed thilt t'"' 1.<. pn.; tdcll\: ~ 1~ I nttd od' IIC'C nd hclp m d«td·
illS ~"hat pol!i.:tt"S to loiJo,\ tn nt}
cia '~ hettKr to 10~1,1 on hrul
c.umll\lho~' or not lh~ kttet h to
1Ul: C\'tt}'t'lnc an the I~" 1 :and C'brl
communi!\ ~iho h:a optnton' C'ln rht'
tO C J'~' them 10 Ilk' bnd IO e f'bJn
h.; htt lt'a,oning I ~ould mslh hl.c
to l no Dunng the Ia'' oamanati''"
r.c• tod 1 \ llln:h I !\·21 ). a .;coond·tcrm
I L f~hman , llb\\Oltil) 11 fa..,,
latmcr, told tell"" kK'n. far 3nd
"1d~ thnt he \ould taJ..e pare tn met'
llllthat \\t>ek h«:lu.~ he had enrolled
onh 1n et'\UI'le$ that held no final \o tur.tha .. ~?onec:m h.IJ, ~CI"I me
mtht.JOI \l.lth rr'pc"t to linalc:unt ·I
ha\C' l".t 8J\Cn them, lliWD) Ill
th~ lime ~hcduiC'd h\ t~c Rc:"HI\Inll ,
reganlle'" of tht' enwllelnal ".,,.., and
rcal•n...'On'\t'm OC<" to htHh "'' "tudent
und Ol)-clt \hould I ch.ange 1h1~ prnc­
ucc'' \\hat 'hould I do? I ""all he
genuanch gnstdul lor the counsrl of
an)·onc at I who ha.' \1('\\ on
thatth•ll cnn he" nttcn up illld ~nt to
me at LC Bo\ 50 I o m.'ll<e tl un
ClleCtl\t ' •UI'\ C\. piC':t't' "OIC' ttl Ilk'
bchlre \pnl 25 hi\ onr: ol t~ mmt ll~mablc eollc~'t pc•,•lion' avnalabk an Ilk "oun1n
preo,('nt, o •t •' ampc111t1\~ that we: <'hoose well lrom the numerous PotiQII.j
cand1du1~ The proidcnt ol the c;oiiC'l "111 be u crucaal figure "' the
n\ll\~ tnto lhC' rrt'etlOClll' ltnanctal \e.if) :1heud
Ho\\~\-cr, the: compo,ttton t)f the <I~Xttt'n C't1mmattcc- rut orne
o ltr, I hA\~ bee-n ''C:l) maluanr
a~ I 1\lllf, hn:ll C\Ail\\, und I\ lOS
thc.m \\bm hcduled. In rn\ cb • I
'11 to "~m ll) man) 1dea' :!nd aoa-
1\'50 as tblc mto tht: lime: 8\'Btb· • hie.. o that m\ Mudcnt can stuch
them. rQ} ""h them. und llf'J'h thtom
an rc:.ron~ to qut,uom I :t"'-an
eurm. ~ l ll) to usc t"'tt\ avaalable
mQmcnt an thto term. unul the R~YG·
s\ar call\ 3 halt to it. Man\ :!iludcnt,,
C\~n SOme ~hO end UJ' \\llh D lm1.
p1tde, Sl th~ CnJO) thiS roh~ \nd
J enJO\ re•d•ng orne . upenor c~nu
and ._n""'n~ whom to urge to tud)
more Economu~. ettht'f at lt"b and
Clarl: <rt an graduate hool.
But thin~ chan . For one
th1ng. dc::iptlC' m3n) Ia~ h) 'OICS 10
the contran.. on!\ fcv. cJa,~ ull
~
m«t nt the C'nd CJf the 1.enn. v. hethC'r
ior n cum or for another ct.. On
thto Ia 1 couple of da) of e m period,
the atmpus i \llrtuall) de-ertcd and I
face more and more ITque$l< to rre­
ponc m\ e:umnulloru u ttuat ptoople
dofl' ha\'C to Sll I! round for dD} (up
to a w~d;) Wlullng for them. 1 v. o
v.a: s 11go, a ''udcnl told me that she
e:llpected 10 do ~~~ in m\' COUN ~-• cawc sht could stud\ ~Jthout dhtruc-•
uon; for 1 da~ and a half, shto ~o~o-:a tb:
onl) one ltft an her enure donmtol) .
h turned out that she was ngbt.
I don' l.now wt\c:thcr m) col·
leagues now prefer to )honen thc:ar
course~. ~ hethe r the expre\\ion
'Ule-home cum· l$ bcin1t tnter­
p~ed more literally, v.hethertmpha ·
•s Shtllln~ from c-:am~ to term
p;~pen that can be "riuenat an)'l•rne.
~'hdher the -cf'Cdll-no-J"CC'ord· option
that c:ssrntial" ehmin:u~ gradtn!! '"'
astchtdg on. or wbetha av.~rdang
cademJC Cft'dit "1thOUI Sp«1f1C C\'3•
luauon b) Dny lewis and Clftrl:
I C\111), an -pf'Bcuca •• as pintng
popubnt} I don\ lnow, and-so
far,_l rully ha\-cn) cared I ba'T
onll tned to uphold m} own stand·
anh. But m} standard' dcs.er'\~ peno-* C'\llmiMtwn . He rai~ 'ome e\~·
bro" :and e'~n more quouon~ But 11
more than hall ol l..r"l and Clark
coui"'C's nc.llonscr ln\"01\l' n '"final e\'a·
luatton", 8), the l n of the Rlcult\
m~nth told a fa"uh\ mecun • I •
MlUid gUC' that tht '~-L~«:r was f":r·
ha.rs a latr1) I) pacal t.C 5tudent II
so, nd al the I C commu011y
nppnl\'CS of (or at k'a't '' tndtllerent
to) thao.: dc\l'lopmc:nt , I nccJ toodtu't
m) hathMo ''a1' tnllC'll.lblc umdanh
conettnang final t'\am'
Actu.tlh, tht-re i~ hulc th.tt 1 •
"uuld nuhc:-r do 1:'\am.\ pua me in~t)
an ad\'Cf'\&f} pO•tlt<'n v. nh m) '\tU·
dent,, 11~11 •n unh.lrm ~ota~ . The)
an::. ~.) theu nature, incvttahl.> unfuu
to !.Otne, no tv.o tudcnt approach
tMm from the 'i3me stnrung line
TbC) dcplt' ~ me htc'.1u~ the\ ~ho~
almo't e\otf\ ttmt thAt the Modena~ ,
a\':tuall) le:arncd ~ tha.n I had ho('C"d.
(No tea~ her I !.;no" h3'> e\ocr hd~\l'd
1~1 ht~ ~udcnL' had learned C'nough
or too much.) The\ depre:o.' me
furthe-r bcc:au~. no m:~ucr hov. hard I
lf) to in~urc lairnc-=-3 c:eruun arbt­
tr"Bn~) in grading IS IOC\'lUihJe. OJ'C·
c~ll) \ltllh rc'rcctto t:\'iOJ) qoc-.111.\n\ .
Inc Regi tnar'<: Offa enjoy~ tclhng
people that I am the la~t to tum m m'
!!f'Bde\. Whale I ~now that' not tr~
allthto timc. the 5tOf) l' not Jar olf the
m:ul.: I h.:tte to grade, and I find that I
l.«p puttint~ tt oil. Fn:quently I have
to ftnish m\ gradmg an '3 n all·night
SCSSIOn before gradn arc due. One ol
thC)r dol)' • n1 become ph)~cally all
o'er thi~ chot'C'- un~, I quit 8i' mg
final cum rna\ be rntrict mvsdf to • • lls.l.ing lor term papc" ( "'h05C cvn-
luatjon I\ UlC'\itably e~n mon: arht·
trUr) ), or &•' c m\ COUTKl as
'}lrac·tJa· N for "cn:dat-no record·
on I)
I "ould Jo,~ 10 d•~ntinue fi.
nal c.ums I'd hl.e to put an end to all
~r'Bd1ng. But I am hounded by the
thouaht th.lt, tf I do .s.o, some :!ttudent')
antelli~ncc. dtlltence. JK'~iste~.
instght. enthuwa. .. m, sl.:1ll. or 11 n.) ol a
number o( otha budoblc :mnhutcs
v.1ll then not be rc-cogni1ed He/ ~ I hanl.: )t'U \1:r) much
. C.ll. \lallt'rJdo([f
holt'.' oq}r of Erc>nmmn
Who is Fennell?
\\halt-n:adm.g \OUr M4rt'h I)
n'IJI: I "a' \Urfln'Cd 10 find that )OUr
bnlhant politacal :anal)'··• {).md E.
f"t"nndl 1\Jd cho-cn to'' nt~ubout llh·
noi' Congre !.man John \ndcr~m
auadidacy for pre...ident . ,\1r. Fennell
wa .. go«t enough to inform u all that
Ander. on Ju, fooled rna n\ Into
hchn 1ng he IS a WI~ choaCIC' lor the
Oval Office. Wr: all o~ Mr. r ennell
our dCC"pe\t thanh lor c:\pos.tng th•,
'lhb-tonguett• ch..tllcnger'~ mlent for
connncmg the un"i'\c:" that he \l.ould
do a good job
\\ htle Ande~on is regarded by
mrut Wa~hins ton an.ah· t' to be one
of the mmt compett'fll men we M'\oe
e\~r had on <. .2p1tal HtU. l:klvnt E.
f-enndl Vr':b uble to -« nsht through
ham
fven Chough ~UC:h polittcal fiCO•
ph\1C::S tt\ ~cv. wceL: und limt ha\'C
applauded nder..on\ , ... 1uc oriented
campaign . Mr. Fennell tell~ u' that
the Cong~'rnan IS ~anang popular­
It) due: to hi\ ~lull at prOJC'Ctlng . a fal~
ima~ to an unwitting pubhc.
F\~n though nev. .. pape,..... aero s
the country ha\e complimented \n­
der.on for bcang t.hc only amdidnte
v.ho hll\ tal.cn dcfin11e tand!l on the
'"UC'\ during the tdevncd Republte<in
deb.ltc~ Mr. hnnell wnt~ thut An­
de~on h.u been confu.'iing and i~
dtlftcult to figure out. taon nbout ho" de"'''on.;, :arc made: .at th..: c:olle~ancf c\a~:tl~ ho\\ mu,h
"'tudent' huvc 00 lhO"C' deciMOn r he \Citction COnlmlll~ con\1\l!o or
truqre5, three r.u:ulty mcmhc~. on. lo" tudent and onl} (~()( und('f
tudcnt "'bu. n~ II tum' out, "111 bcjun1or ~evio Hov. 11, fonner pfT:.\idc:nt
'ltudcnt bod\' •
Wh • Wtlh !1(1 lmron:tnl a d«i~ion to bC' made, l!t there M) hllk
~pre-cntallon \\ hy are there no udmanl\traton on thto cnmmll tC'C'1 1 he
nate bc:htnd th~ comfl<hlhon ol the comm1ttec ~ms undem and .a n1u .. ,
the c:ollcl'C rull) Wllnt' to be con~i, tcnt "ith the 'flint of ~opc:nn
Howard poJ..c ol Ll\1 \h'Ck, then all grnurs on atmplb hould bt
rcp~nted ~ln the commlllce.
It !'Ct:m\ that in nr:nrl ntn rrujor QJrnpu' d«i,ion, fr<tm cumcul
budget and linanct, ..tudcnts urc ut he't n:lc:pted to a mC're "'lld\t ... ory"
Stncc \\.c, the \tudc:nt-.. arc the f"') ang cu-''hlrntJ'. 11 'tCm\ appropnotc "Ill'
~hnuld h;a~c a ba&ocr role in the imporunt dtct'i.ton' of the college.
It'-. our colkgc too Let the l\IUdenh help dtc1de.
Even though uch mental
uncomrctl nts a K un Vonne;gu& .and
G.3rt) 1 rodeau have fall<"n lor ,.\ncJtr
sun tn•l M r, focnncll h "been. biC'
to rc:cogniu that thr: man i~ a melt'
Cllllrmcr. '
And C\-en thllU8h Andcrson hao;
"on c-ndm..emtnt' I rom t 'UY m:tior
flt'~J'I'lpcr \\hteh ha~. a~ of thas v. nt·
an~ot. mudc the1r choi~ (Including the:
Rchton Colo~ and the Chtago ·r nbu·
At") M r Jocnnell ".mu u' that i1 "
\menc.a ' ·cO\.--aine 'norting" jc:t«t
~ ho have talcn 1 Hing to the man
\\'c .st I..C\\1~ .tnd Clart.; .arc vcn .
tortuniltc to have pc:oplc like 0&1\id E.
f"Cnncll on our nt "'r.t~r Milff. Oth­
e f"\\ISC '\\.'<: too ma )' ha \1: f.tl l n I or 1 he
ancl\ of,, man who 'ICC'm\ to he too
t;<>Od to be true. And hoi\, \'OU a\~, can one bt-ol
Vlcx to thto ~.:omm unll)
Well, lor OJK'nen.
Apnl 12 mark<o lhe \lllrt of .s On\ pro
~,tnam for our omoc We are mv~a
.tdmtlled 'tudcnt' .and lhetr oar"""·
from the ronland .trea to an ••1a·
noon reception on the c.ampu
rrogrilm anclude\ lcct urt~
faculty mcmbc,..., tour of 1 he c::anllrQ
and on open ho~ in our ofr~tt.
can help h\ ~olunt~:c:ranl Jor con(Jz·
ing regtst nllaon lead an~ IOUI'>,Ilnd
jo1nmg our ,tafi dunng the
howe.
And, .r that L'n 1 cnou~h.
arc picot) Of leiiCf\ tO he Wnllc:nan
nc~t lc" \\('('~\-,tan \lf!ntng up no.
.,o that tllit term'" cOon cun he a
more producthc!
I..Arra /rtllf Out ide of the-.c 'J'C(;ta)
FrrJiunan gr.am,, j,;cep m mmd the d:t}'·to-<111
help in volunteerane for
Mend your apathy . h~ tmg and tut.ang \llJderu 10 lunct.
'tour help m the pa'lt ha been mid
tudent ... !>pnng ~ upon us and
no" '" )·our limal chancx to amend
)Our npathetic way' Get involwd
and 'oluntccr your en1t.c to uf)l;om­
'"S prognam '
The: month' or Apnl <~nd Muy
bnng thronl?' or Vt"iliO" to the aam·
pU!., letvtng 11 up to the <tdmi''IOn\
office to provide pro,pcC1tv~admtUc:d
student. v. iah ~mC' kand of mcanmy­
ful eneounter wuh I c"'i' and Clark. appreciated and ~ welcome
new l) intel'e\tcd pcorle "' rile ,-tSA•ll
lo..td t\ apecuall) hca"' thl\ month.
Pl~e contact me before frii!IJ
tf )'OU ~ ould hkc to JOin us 4\pnl
and p!C".l$e come get 10\0I\1:<! ~tth
tcr wnung ond oveml~thl~
Thanl }OU
Haxgw AOlttl
A HtttQIII to 1/,.~ n-,
.tJma.ftom Qffttr Youtl
&/itnr' Nvtt nm
tTTirlt.r ~ tammmK 1
h btoxmmnr of tht
S \' f R \ "'( I
hocked P<lul l
TemJipn\.o; H •gh
lk-t._nun, \\hen she
Ehrhch would~
l!Jight by mo\t
tfnts ~ho took
apansl the ntabh\
tbcn he \1'1" the c
tn,bt. talenttd. nu
''-he wu' "unn
m gcnenuaon:· he
l-and "hat\ mo
Clnd tl •
fhe bar punk
•} h tn 'ian hu
h u a lundmar
~ h i~ un old ~Y'l
Sand, Momson
at U. Pms ur L-11
LA:>T TUESDAY n1P,t I wa~o
glued to the tube for :a brief~
p1te from the homeworL blues. A11 1
s.;at on the bed wnh a cup of c:offee
(probabl) c::arcnosenacl mJ mmd
btpn to focus on the p.ltl.c:ms ol clec·
troru O~aqg lllbout the .KrC:Cn. Ten
second flashes of banch materi:dlltd
and JUS1 :tli quackJ} dh:appnrcd;
l.oreua Lyne, Eapa, Todd Rungrc:n,
Patu Smrth. Kw. M•d: Jagger et al. Bus·ness abuses need more scrutiny k \tu,lim grou~
~stands flanked on
Ballroom where tl
hunched • und on 1
~nil )'. was J1m J
alrcad)' bccomt
begm to confront und rC(;IIf) thta C'tntral Pre:o,byu:na
April 17, a., HU\InC'\\ l>.ay ... UOC)ld 1 emrle Bcuuti
attempt lll prO\ Ide .l (Ofm.3110tiii\C~If : lr::Uhc:h of pUOl.
I qu1c~ d&S(;O\Icrrd that I v.a'
being apo~ to the ~est consumer
IRO\-alion~deo-dKCS. For 800 dol·
bn or so you can buy a d~ player (a
Sw Wars type phonopwph) and
uwc::ad of only auc:lao )Ou get \uuals
also Wonderful, not only for }uu the
4:otUUmcr, but wonderful too fur the
profiu of ~rpora.uom like RCA Wlto
will be ~lhng tb: tbinp.. They. RCA,
predia a 10 billion market ovt:r the
ntJ.l decade. So t1 you're bored v.nh
n:cordJ hrrutcd to s.ound, k«p your
C)CSOpen.
Aha • commtn:ial prO\itding
lhc time for another cup or cofTtt
(damned Qlf.enc, but sacr"lfaccs muu
be made) the: neAt set of electrons I
~~exposed lo Wllli an no Vr'aysurpm­
IOJ.. Acaudul£ to a KYcn month
&n\'atipcion by ABC for thcu 21J(JlJ
s.hov. (a Ia ()0 Minutes). aJurrunium
""''"'-actually aluminium connoc­
lorr. to wall socktu in o~r 2 malhon
US homes and tra1lers arc a death
t111p 'The aJuminaum mdustl)' an con­
JUI'IClion With the esteemed Undcrwri-
4 ten I ..a bof'Btones had bc:cn telling
c:oruumen and c:ontrn"tor" that alum·
tnaum wa\ a\ good copper for the
purpose of elc:ctrical wtnng. Even
though both the andu)tl"\ • and
Undc~ ritcr ' tau shoVri:d that there
arc potenttal dang.:~ from u mg
lllwnmtum the)• c:hoose to •anorc and
.supprcu the results.. Wh)'? f»rofitsand
a belief 10 "let the c.ontuma beware,·
provide the ampctus for ignoring the
cbnFr. What •s the danFr.,
An)' fltdgling chemistn ,tudent.
(actually l only needed to ask u phy ..
ICS person) an tell )OU that when 'teel
boll$ used in ~oCCUring "'lriDB to plu~
come tn contact warh alumamum
under the influence of an elc~tncal
current there"''" be a re.aetion.ln this
ca1oe the urut h~b up Unfonunat.el)'
the unat c:an heat to the point whert'
the plug catches on fire. often burnmg
down buildinp and ~ alling people.
ABC h11d an independent tester
check number ol homes and tnulc:n
Wtt h alumintum wuina inmllled
between 1963 und the mld-ie\en tiei..
Hallthc tC'lU sho~cd at lea" one plug
in the home \\1U o~rhc:atang. o poten·
taal c. usc of fir&:. Ba•tc:ally the andu,tty
:.uprcued tnformation aboua the
dl!nJer and pushed 1h1" commcxhty
on unsuspecting con,umen tn the
hopes of toc:reat.td proru L ndcrwri­
tm l..abl, suppm.edl)' a protector ot •gnor"Bnt (or ntlca\t non omnipotent)
consumcB, d1)reprdc:d documenta­
tton of the problenu cau\Cd by u an~
al~tn1um connector.; to rtugl>. II you
thml vour house, or parents home
IT\3) ha\c such •tlummaum wire­
)()Ckct\ you hould calliW0-6JR41.)26
for mor-e inlormauon (50.000 hous­
tng un•t• 1n New Yorl. city had to be
rewired bcatU!C of lhas problem )
Funher, thl\ t)'pe ot problem as
nor unique. Tens of thou!.ilnd' o(
E dlor: H In I I-IOI.tn~gel
11.1111 I I II lotanegr. Jayne Bond
Awlgrwnenea !clkW: K1tnteen
GtUOC
OpWon Ednor: Stew Hayward
fn*'ehnen& fdlor: S.rah Dthon ~ E.cllor: Anita M&rb
Cop, Edltots: Cin<1y Btyena Kal~
a.-n Gtvbe). Suaan !<~plan Anita
Matka
Sper .. llc.ikrw fdlor. M1kC1
McKIWIO
PhotogriJPhy Edtkw: nne Wells
~Oductlon ~ Sue H~
Adltd11rtg .... 81111'! J•ll Ptulllpe
Clrt.,l~ ~ Oerite Rollin
Offtoe w.negsr; ls.bel Myera
Producaon-: All'le Mand!M, Stn«Jy
Morr110n , Diane McConnell Oana
Nchcll &. Cmd'f Pal ton. A ctilf't ne SeN• l<l•ltl StOUt Kelly llloraell
Dan Wilkins, Vltgu-.a Wll()(t chem1c:al dum~ . fhm M 1k l!>lond,,
food grown wuh chemiCals .tnd laced
wuh other ~ ht'mk..als 3long Wtth the
IC:n' of thOUYD<h of !ndU\lrlUI chcmi­
c.th CUITently u-...d ha"c unknown
effects that m.J\ not mamf~t for 20to •
.30 )car.. or even unul future gencrn-
taom. arc forced to ra) the pnce of our
own Jhon tenn greed. rh~ prob
lcm do ufl~t u.~ all and 11 ,., onlv
through a btl ol pahencc and unde;.
~l4ndmg thai we, as a .society Cln
Pioneer Log
..... , Wl'llitfc Clnd't Bidgood, Ctndy
Bryant Slttphen Oo110r, Katilloen
GtUbb ~l'bela H~ . Suaan
Kaplan T••• RUdiQI!f, Oonov.,
KI"' Diane McConnell , Anoy Millet.
Carl Murptty, John Wtnl,,.
lpotta WrtW~t Mike Foley, Deve
P\.ilhn. Rlen R&d< or, Liz Wall<er. Dan
Wtlklnt
Opinion Wtlterc Jonalhsn Bunon
David Fenn..,, Tom Grief, Oono~tan
Ktng Dtsne Mc:Conneu Sandy Mot·
rtton, O.na NichOll, l<atnv So••.
Joe Wlltarns, John Wlni.OB
fn1lrtaln~Mnt WtltW&" Bambi t.n,ll­
tnln AnM 'ltel'lllf, Judy W1llltms
Pubt6dl Occu"-ncu : D•one
McConnell
Photogrtph•a. · Colhn Cowley, Ann
Fttroll, Paul KRitPGer, Lin loJ)Il,
Wall Rflv•. Ptulmor So<I4WbcHg ,
ThOmas 6talll•. Oa11id Ta~
~lkln : Chuc;t.. GretnWOQd ,
Do'*• Rogara. Debbie Hope,
Su~an Wlllltf'l 'omc of tht probltms gencmttd Dltd wuh gmffiti (
the I)'~ or or)Ulnii4110n.tl \lriA.IUm In antcllcctual
thut defiflt' our \Odc:t\ <iamuh1~r- '1Ddo" 1 doubiNf
ou .. l~ -\mencun bu an~' ha., d(ttml tht t111,e,t hi al
r\pnl 11 ·Gro" th D.a) • prirn:HII • mone)< too smu
oO<,.el 81p Bu,ancc'' 0.1}. and an} \nife
sequent .td,.,c:"<: publicity. 1 he ln~Lde., beneath
\\e MYC dunn~ out college upcratner {llu \ttll ~lo~ lll t
can c:re:~te an open, qucsuonu; tt @athenng. d
dtvr:rse mand; Nte r .111. '" 1'\allllf lhlllc:tel"$ ,clcbr.. ll
di\Cr~i ty is ~1JJb1hty, fherefort dm\ 'C'm, thetr thin }'UIIJI
be afrnid lo quation authonl) 1 Plffill..:o\erc:d
ArUtta: Donovan King Kettty Sott!l,
WIKid'f Wallin
Photogrtphy ~ S.rt S~ppercl
NIWiptpff Advllcw: RICI\std Ho~
Splrltu_, GuldnnQe: Tlle L«Nel'y
Shfllta
Oflidal publahon altho AuocietOO
StUdclnll of l.fJWis and Clark. 06 'S SW
PAI•IIne HoU Ad Pol113nd Orvgon
97218 Primed ~I)' by 11"10 Slitwood a.. ~ clast PG5tl9e pa!d ..
Portland, Orogon. USPS .u·~'100 .And
aub&Cripllon ra10, $4 50 $t 50 per ICfTII
l()f us .. lbK!nbln
V.WS u•pn!S.Sed w• lhOio 01 tl'll
Wtllf!fl lind do no1 neooJSat~IV rotletl fit
vle.w Of lhe lludonl bocty tho IIICIIIIY f1
Inti COJJevo lldmlnlslreUon Unslgnod
edr1oriab ... luggost~ and IPP'~ D;
tho ecillcn and ltl4Nigerl of this
newtpopat and r~l!ocl lho IT\IIjOrtiV
opl.n!Of1 or !hose oti~~C~C.n
~hon 01 cartoons !lp(liUI•"!!;,
IIW ()p.niOtUillc:bOn II lhO respcn~
<>I the Opinlon Ed•I<X -Pwnur Lot. A pnl /0, lVII a!ld rac:es p.~anced
dllppt;d. 'heed oil
~domed wi 1 h c ruu nt
•11, h11,b heel •
Su te .and her
ftl\1 up •lgDIO'II
ken Thetr
~n •n b.lcl. of the
Qr plug .. ate ncces
'lth ll gmting ~u
Su 1c •~ readll1
~''Cd her head
fQngc.f'Cd huirdo
'tinng mc:n\ co
'OfL•ng blue:.
rkcrcd all o\ier
lrton1e worlc\
~ rnmt"ihf'\ uver
Jlttr the~r outfits,
~ the cal'( of
tboo,'"lt drcMe\
l he band ..
IIIJr, bcauna and
sanger ts , ....... . .
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e
if) thea
OI'I(Su:t
tod~
n1ttd 11!
uuctum
muha~
~ dtcrml
manlyW
30) COlt
il he tlllll
Jtpcrltllol
~UOniJI&.
tl ~IIIU!t
rore dMl CJitorJ Nutr: nm " ,,,. fir·'' m a 't'nru ol
tmrlrJ ~t:ammmg trt>nd' m ~tma ir11n l'oUIIJ at
brKmmn.( of the• (J,
SAS FRA (I~( 0-0nl) Ont' ~tudcnt ner
~hoded Paul (hrhch wh1lc he taught at
fiiNip:iis High School, ond th;lt wn su .. ie
tkilman, when ~he turned punL:.
E.hrhch would be VIewed ol' h1p mthcr than
1r.ught b~ mo'-'t people tie wu\ clo<ie! to ~tu·
•nl~ "ho took P'Ychcdchco; and rebelled
ipll\)t the e-.tubh1hmcru an V'MlOU'i W.JY' But
'~" ht '"" the chan~-e 10 Su,•c who wu .. 'o
bi!Jhl. talented mature J\ well n' .10 e~cdlent
-ct-he wn.~ \tunned ~1 renhrcd I wao; .1 dtrfcr·
ct1 grncrution •· he ..a ad ~I dtdn 't undcl"tund
t-and wh.lt \ more: I dtdn 't want w undc:r­
ltlod It, ..
The btf punk gather10g tha panicular Fri­
lll} i~ 10 "-t n Fra ncir.oo \ rem pie Bcautalul.
h I' n landmark in rtecnt cuhurul an:heol·
qy It t) an old yrugogue that once housed u
~ Mu.~lim group, then bcc:nme u dana: hall
-~t~nd fLanked on the: CU\t b) the: old fillmore
BtUroom whc~ the p!>~hcdelic "60's were
banchcd • and on the "~t b) what. until \cr)
mntl), "t''-' J1m Jonc:.' People\ Temple and
alrcad be«lmt .,omethang ci!IC: the ).orc:an
Untral Pr~byttnan Church
1 emplc Btuutaful 11o b~3ullful only 10 the:
tr:!thctu; or punk h!t Willi" .l~ pecltn[l deco­
Dttd with gmfT1t1 (·Dk\CUp.tiYP'< nov... punk
1n IOtellectual component) .-nd the uc:ket
•1ndow '" doublc:-thtck bullc:t·proor {UJ,., wath
th~: tm1e't llht along the t11untc:r lor -.hppiOf
a monty too 'mnlllor u 'l1nny @On or C\"~;n u
lad' e.
nt\ ,
loter;, IMtde, bcnc.sth the high dome when: u few
1htHt1ll glov. m the b•s Swr ol l:kav1d. punl'
Ut lathering. dn:-.~ hlr.c Chlarles 1\ddam)
ractc~ celc:bnnana .. omc non-stor ~lallo­
'«n, thclf thin younp bodio in blad u~ht' .md
• &rlffih<1:0\1e~ C\ai"'Dtron Army 'hin\. heads
t:d laco p.11nttd and dyed in many colof'. haar
dllppcd, ,ftc;;cd oil, !iha\ed: \houlden~ and arm' ~ with chains and leather; black Cin~r­
• \ hi'h heel ·
otllte
IJ ltecl ""
1Cul1v,11
gnt!d
l)tOWOd til
s
rll)'
, /0, U\~ and her I r1cnd Mane &ara rc: here.
t,&bt up npioost the swae bttwa:n the: t"o gaant
'Pctkc"' Thc1r he4ring j, dclinltC:I) ut Make::
ntn tn bad: t>C the: ~lconh · when: we lt,colltlO
Qr plug\ ore nccasary ·~·the bond v.arm\ up
"'lh o1 IJ.rtlllni sound
su,1e L\ readily n:coanitable bccnu)C he
~\a\cd her hud )-csterduy . Marie\ woolv
{~ngc l1ld hmrdo bloom' ncarb), Both arc
~nnr men\ cotton . harh Mnrte\ 1\ • plain
111'~'"1 blue, Su ... c \ a bn{lht rtd, rnag•c-
r~cr~:d .111 Q\icr w1th -obnoxaou' .. und other
~tlntt wor~ll . Bluc:k hSht\.. With "hon blad.
""1 mma~hp) over them, and bl.ld heel\ com­
lttt lherr oulfit1, wtuch the\ tum:: J;Ckcted w1th
a:; the &::..lre ol arrls who iollo" Glamour 1n
~101 dr~ for prom~ .
fhc band. No Alttmam'f', ta~cn on
~Br. beating ~tnd r.lammina tn.\trument!o 1 he
btured singer " Jo~nn) C'.encxide, a ~le
l'tonr,. r LD g, A P" I 10, 19ll0 generation
-.k1nn) lad wath b~ached blond hair who JCrlr.~
and tWJtchc:s. He 1.5 the antithc:s i~ or i:=l"u Pres·
ley. a de: mal of~'\. expressing tna)~ the eflecls
of too much Thora .. ine, rna) be of boo1c:
He bcrato the: cro"d, to ~' hght(d
Clptn:IIC2> OUI IntO II, l'e<:el\'0 l~tlmOnUJio.. of
empty beer C:Jn) from bc::I0\1. and Otngo. them
b.td.,
On the Wide: noor the: punb ~tart to
OlO\ie-~hO\iing, c:lbov.mg. J'UShtng each other
around, mock-lighung wuh h t 10 thc~r \tn•on
nf dance. It seem' obltiiJOU\ to rh)thm Oca·
\lonall}, someone: full' to the ground und is
dmggcd ubout by arm' or lett. then ullo"ro to
\lng&tr Off tO the Ide bcn(;h~ .
J h~ peop~ do not hiltc cuch other they
arc J~t enJO)'m{l. \Omc -.amp~ bod) cont.act,
S~tc And Mnnc: will later expl;.un.
But al the ~'t',lU~ an: ambtguous.. the
M>und get 'troight 1t1 me .1nv.n. d1 ormnt.
''n: "ng the c.c:cond btat an • rh\ thm that
oppo!lt\ the hcan. M~ stomach cun,tncts, the:
d1n} 'tatncd g\a~s wando" tum dtm grey, llttl
an"(ious. rhc onl\ rclea'c: ~ould ~ vaolc:nt •
mouon. Th1~ '' fun" W1th Mane\ mom wfto-says Manc-hu
sro..-,;n ill lot late: I).
Before: that each had IF\ed tor a ~Me v.1th
ll boyfnend but that had turned av..ful. "IKwnn: •
~ emot1onal.- e pb1ns Suuc.. "the.) rc roman-
tiCS and such babies. Evcf')thing the) do tbc:y
o" rdo .snd then the:~ ..-.~nt your heir "
'"So you don't thmt; rcnple hould lrvc
tntrthcr.,. I a k. "1'\ot rna boyfnend"8JrUnc:nd
sttuation-not untrllhe) 3ro..-. up,"' ~~ M11nc:
That the •an:too)oungfor omc:upencn­
~ lS Ont' Ol lhc di'!CO\'COC.~ Su~ie, 17, and
Mane. J 9. nwde since: the\' left their lt(e 10 aiOu­
ent Marin Count) -v.. hen: then: ~ plc:nt)' ul
·P.~ for wholesome acttvtt\ -and mo~d into
the: ~) ctt~ punlr> l:t'nt' 10 punwt of the real
and the; true.
C\tncc: then. whale their ha~r v..cnt through
VJrtOU\ hues, thC')· ro:amc:d trects at houB nd
10 place' the) md cr:nainl) b«n CIUIIOn«f
ag:un~t. ulkcd """h people the) ..-.nuld nc:vcr
have met bad: home, pent nightr; drinkang and
not caung and tr)1ng hen\) dru and gating
gel The)' h:td done: a lot of v. lid and wdrd and
danb-crouos thrnp.
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"A lot of get into punk b nse they rei
thenlSelves th y want to be ch Den and experience
nurturin abandon. T scene lou plor in
tmospbere. ~
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To guard ugatn\l gencr<ttional b1a,, I ha\C
brought an 11-yc:ar-old boy "ho pL1y' good
c:lcctnc guatur to hi mom\ mtttimt' paano.
kno~ ,. the band' and can tell the: diHcrcn\"C
between hC:U\}' metal, nrw \1.3\l: and pun~ . He:
"a' eager 10 come, ~o no..-. 1 )'t'll at h1m. ·How
doe' thl\ make }<lU recJ'l" fie mll~CS D terrible:
do""n-turncd ~icl (ace. slump' funhcr into htll
seat and colliipso ltl) ~houlder1
It takes me the: whole nc't day to n:<o\~t .
THE ST '\ R fl.ING thing about ~uste and
Mnnc 1n pcBtln i1 that they arc the mollt
alert, po§iuvc:. lunn)' and im.a"uatl\~ pcoplt I
ha~e met in :a Jon• ume.
We: udk in the kuchc:n of .\taric\ mother'
old \'ic:ton3n. when: boch at the mofl'l(nt res.idc.
hav10g h<ld enough. tinall), of their rreviOU\
abode, u raunch) hotel "hcrc m(IM cu,tornt'rs
came lor only &an hour, in J'O" • and J)llid auh.
Sur.~e und Mane tutd c:nio)'ed ltVins m the
plucc 1\nd the: ~)t thmg was, orwc )-OU (»id l~r
the hN wed. you M\'t'r had Ill pay agotn
becu.u~ af the manatten tried to c\ ic:t vau, vou
could tell thanp the' d1dn 't wunt told. When
the1r door"<~' p!ldlcxkc:d (or nonpayment, the')'
,;mpl)' broke it-the wood was rotten-and
ila)'C:d on.;\ punk named I wlen. wath m1SJ1n1
front teeth, waJ aero~ the hall. a couple or punl
friends a Oonr belo"·
But C'\cntwlh 11 all just got tCKl Sttd). ~o
they piled stuff into o bundr cart one: rre.cfJJ..-. n
and whcekd it U('hill to Kt up housd.CCJ'IOJ fhc) had done them for rc:4\l nns imillu to
thusc that dro\(: other )Oun; people ol th"r
,oci.\JI n;Auon to become bohemian in f'rm" in
the '20 ·, cru~d the beat gt:I'K'r:ttion 1n the~
und the p..y htdc:hc: culture: '" the 605 lJl:e tbe
pun};,, t~ eurtic:r bohcm.ans wl:'rc: mostl)
middle or upper cbu ~hitc: .
-~~~kind of t~;nf: tO break do"n ~Ofl'l( of
)11Ur b.unc:rs..-e.'plauu 'iU\IC, •'f'ou c~tplorc
e\'CI') uung you•re taught .tnd fmd OUI "'herc you
M\ c cond1llono.l rc:)ponses . I want to choox to
bche\-e ~hat I bclre\'t' I hte m iiJaas to be
thouaht out.·
\\hen \OU tool hishly pecuh:u, he sa
r
·reorle don' go b) appearances bc:atusc the~
get confu.-cd The:)' dan' SC'C 'p~tt~ ltrl'--.a
thtng 1n o1 bo So the ad: you quesu,,u: \\ 1\o
ore vou" \\hat arc: our • '"Vou ha'lo'C to rt'hate to peopk mo.rc
nicely; odds ~\lrie, ·because peorlte v.. all be
Cnghtcned"
.. ,, lot of people set into punl.: b«au._c;c they
ore looking tor tbcm~hn. they Mnt ro be
cl\ldlen,W and e..\pcO('nc:c abandon . rhc :§Ctnc
lch Y'-tu explore an a nunuring atmosphe~ ...
Susie e.'plain."
But all ch" 'ounds ltle :ttn, I obK~ .
Mane agree" '"\\'hen I was liBt readll'\g about
punk. roc~ an mu~c map:nna. I aid, •Goo, tht!l
1 JUU hke Zen Buddhi1m.' The) 'rc: JU~t tat ana
the thtn layn at duil alf their e.)'Q more:
\Jokntl).· Vrolc:ncr: as., ltndc:ed, the edge upon v..hJCh
the punk :ad,'ttltun: mO\"Q. and that panl)
upl:uru "'h) SU51C nod Mllric prefer booze and
om manJuaNI With alcohol, ·a 1hov.. u more
fun bc:cau'lt 1 don l can: u tbc band M\ that
good,-os ~uSK . Gras.s tS '"too 5llbtlc-Gnw
11ho docs not cat.alyzr "'iokncc Alcohol doo.
fhe) h:id c.xpbullld that the d:lnnn
"ilich loo s lik~ fighting. ~Jiy asn\ But ~hat
about th~ ticf, 'ol.1th ~et.) put$ throu h thar
checks? I h3d been told· ·wc:'IU'C s.acnficin our
boche5 so people ...,,n ~-akc up to v.hatiOciet) 1
dOlO£ 10 U\,"'
Well, thq id, there arc th10 that are
done lor attention and !hoc:t "'Both ot us ha1.'C
these ac\y scars on Clunrms. ~sa) Manc.mo~­
mg ;aja(tged cut abo~ the~etn tn her Jell ~'JW It
..-.-;~ 5 Klf·1nJl.etc:d, but not m an atLcmpt Ill sw­
c:ide ... J a sec tf} ou h.1\--e the power to cut) our·
~ell and not be afnud ol ll, • Ja)S Sus~e
But a lot ol ~pk their ·~ do commu
suicide, I say. "'Yes," U)'S \bnc, •and it no
wonder. 'Cau~ )'OU~ told aU o~ lhc place,
don\ tll.p«111 future: Don't ha\'t' ctuldrcn,don\
th~S and that. Our parents ..-.en: told, "Get nnr­
ned, lh't' lor the: mcric:an dl't'Dm •
Some: punl; are ho fasctnatcd b) Wilf,
and are fans of ~uch thmss :t SoMrns nf Fot•
Utnt' map7Jnc ~Bw thq don't "'<tnt ro Lill­
thc.) JU51 want to go mto the jungle nd unw~."
)"5 Su~ . "'You w:aot to be pushed 10 your
hmtts or ph)Sica.J SUr\1\'Dl.~
for ~um and Marie, the punL ad\'Cnturc:
hJU a happ) c:ndang: botb ~til bt gomg on to
school oc t fall-Mane to San Fmncil!CO State
UniH'I\11). to slue.!} ·a lot or bngu:~go... USJC:
to a ~II Eastern hoot thar all,v.. )Ou 10
mttrn 10 carec~ of )OUr chou:~ . l~ughtc:r of
ps)Chtannst, he plans to go on to &ud)
rnt'd!Cine
''" lhc rroc:eu of their scll-tt$111 the
tnc:nd~ ha\t dl5CO\-c:IT'd, for oi'K' th1ng. thc1r par·
c:ntA. Roth mO\'CU out from home:. then M\lng
c:sJabl~hcd thetr t'ln:ab..-.a) thrau,gh the pun\:
nt~ of pa found the) could return m
more adult r~
l'hC) 1tbo diSCO\~ that too mi.ICh seA
could be a bummer. So the) 1n\~ntC'd ·pun\:
bunnies:" lor of peopk ~p togdhcr in one
bed-but Jus& to cuddle.
nd t~ found 001 that the\ ~anted.
altrn~ll. to continue "11h school Most of thar
fntn\h had taLen the prafK"tCO\.j ci\Dm ruther
than ltnl)hrng hl8h hool. bul no\\ MlJnC found.
to thc1r embarn~umc:nt, the") had tn look 10 the
dteUO"'f) tor ..-.onh in punlr> "'"P· lhlfll' ltLc:
"\"ontnuon ·and "Ucaik.-No" the) Urt' enrol·
hng II\ jun1or \:OI~
·sov. ever bt;d 1s findtn.g tea~~ . ond
thiOJ) to read tn IM B1blc: Peopk Oft' rt"adtnl
Kana. f"'ato. Pri>USI\ Rtmbaud, iind i.lcSoadc:. or
~our1e.· ta\ mic •.. We ~l:rt' alv..1n the ._l(h
the ttachtD both lo\'ed and hated ..
nd the: future? ~we are the: lutuTC" ... ~\
Mane ~ nd we h"uld be tumngchtldn:n , \\llh
our atilt udc &tnd hnnttJilB them ur 11m nul
gmrt· 10 h\'e to d~e •
\lithe I'K'pli\'C 1tuff. lile Johnn\ Ro11cn
)tng.' ofuture:thatw'll tow;.tLc~''ph:up­
'~ uwc: and quotn a slopn ol tt-: Sc-~ 1•,,..
tO~ .. Wc:'rt: the flo~'Cf m )OUr du th.tn •• •
5 Rumblings at Mt. St. Helens
heard by Olin's Seismograph
,\nd:rtw P. MOl«
o1 th.1'..-- l-oa
l he ~i mogrurh in Ohn "c•cncc­
Bullding a1 l~WI~ aod Clar~ h:h hccn
IU'Orchng the b.'eOIOI:JI 11 rtlmhhn~' ond
~rumbhns of Mt '\t Helen.\ ~ncx tl
bct~n 't•mnp on Mor 20
Whale '\t Ht-len' ha~ been an lhc
ne" ~· tt ''" '\ tht onh quake l.C ac: nl
L'h h:t\~ been monttonng r he lirsl qual.:c: the -.c&smograph
n:cordaJ was nt 2 ~S p.m. \t:u. ~
o·ntcrcd 'orne 7 .tOO m1lo. awa) 10 the.
"ilUth I'.JCIIic
\ qUJlJ.c: af four (ln the R '"htc:r
scale w.._, rcoordc:d Mar )0 nc:or ~h.
ttood bou; the 'Amc magnttudc "'
the rt'CCI1t "' Hdc~ trtmo~ l11at
w;u Ioiii'\\~ b) two Strong c:nrth·
quaJ.es n:cordcd 10 the San Andreas
f:tuh oil the Oregon co~N .
Peter IXld,on, a s1udc:nt tn the:
ph.) 10. department • ..aid S1 Hc:kn~
M been a\'c:ra@lng ;s bout .30 4U3 lo:C' a
da} acconhng to lhc 1 C sci\mo­
graph
OO!J,on said the equtpmcna tn
Ohn r«ordi:'d 108 quaJ.o in 1hc '' th
da) 01 thr St Helen.., ncttvtt). • ..,(lmtlhiOV l~ 'towl · cucmng up
to th~ 'urtacx • l)()d,on .. :ud
Un" '" tl 1hn1 \t1cntt~l~> had not
prcdtCicd thC' St Helen' .actJ\;t"
ca rhc:t 1
.. ,\ t hnvt' hnlc lnowlt\lflC or the
l;t tdc R4 n~~: • ''"d \ cr non l ong.
pror'"'"or ot ph~''" "lt t' a youne
mountotn run@C u IC'\\ thou"•nd y~ar\
old \\ t don 'I lno\1 \\-h41 " 1yp1cnl ...
long ~id the ha't tell\" ~ol.:ano
10 the mngc \\'ll' Ml I .a, -.en tn fO 14
"t•~mogrnph" \\Crt' not in <~pernuon
th~:n. C'~" though the\ ''e~ de\~
loped 10 I S90
·we c'p«t Ill\. "' Hel.:n"' activ·
II) \\lll continue tor "'me t1me 'till,"
1 one s:~id . M \llhough the number Ol
1 rtmo~ 1\ lc-s~nmg , the:) arc: g;umng
to mag.n1tudc ."
t.ong "~ud a grc:t~tomount (ll heat
•~ needc:d to trigger earth mo,cmcnt .
Thc tih ol the mountain '' ancft'n\tng
D\ welt ll thC' e'Crttion of g.1..e-.,
1 he ~i,mograph i' located in the
matn loun._oc .ucn ol Ohn It ''open to
Mudenh "ho mtght want to 'cc ~·~·
mograph needle.. re-cord curth move-
ment. •
Entertainment --..
• •
EARTHQUAKES MEASURED Bongs, art sold at Burnside
h•m pa) 10g the btll' through the "1n·
1er for OB h._e \0 mam othct\11Ulll ~rab Dalton
~ Iii• """'-• 1..ot Physics student Peter Dodson explains the selsmo- recording 30 earthquakes a day from Mt St Helens
graph In Olin Science Building The InStrument was Ml Hood also recorded o tremor on Mar 30
•
'\aturda) Mar~e1-Ponland'~
fiN .u~ stgn of pring-opcned last
w"Celo:end under the Burnside Bridge:.
1 he O}d IUhlOncd O"'I(U. lair WtJI run
•rain or \hu~ · CVC!' S-aturda) and
Sunda) unttl December bu,inC$\people '-tturdu~ M~arlet io;
hO> "';;~;~":,,, ,juggle" and • '"'I Renaissance Festival and dance are planned
Hundrtd ~ ol Oregon crah,)pco­
ple greeted Ponland ~hOp!Xf' \\1th
aoods to buy and trude E\el"\1hanp
lrom bongs to madc-b)'·grnndma
bab) blanL.et\ were: up lor grab~ . And
the prices are negouablc
Patt 0~. a 22-yc:ar-old para·
phcmaha merchant, c:omf"'red Satur·
da) Markel to the barter ')"rem o(
prc:-c:um:nC) da~ "II' ca~1er for rhc
cu)tomer to be more pcnonal ... D.u
~id.
Da~ bu) btS good\ wholesale
llnd thenseTisthemJO percent cheaper
than local head,hops and record
IOrtL His profits each wed end keep drummer were a lev. or the per- Jud~ \\I Warm
(ormcn. scattered throughout the ot ~ Pf-tna
murl.:etplacr . The ~ound\ of bluo lu\r·
monica and guttar were pcrl~t \ Rtn.u,s.lncc Fbtl\al ~.adat
accompaniment to the tinkling wind Haw ltn!l d.:1ncc. '>emt·form.tl dunet
chime:. hangmg lrom many of the and loll.. COI)(;C:n\ art amon~ tht
booth!. e\enh \Chcduled b' ')rudenh
Twenty booth\ nt the Mnrkcl Orgun11ed lor \ctl\atlc\ (~0 1 A) th1.,
were: dedu:ated to lood Shopper.. tc:rm do.p•tc the orttanuulton\ bud~l
ntbbled, dnpred and anhaled loes 8-problem'
8-Que Rib\, Indian Aurrtto'>. fk-- SOt· A Prco.1dent Jtm Par..on-. i"
phanl Ea" Mamu Cecthu\ d1rccung mo .. t utttntaon to the:
Meatball~ . E~plont [~Ulsy:oo and Rcnui\\Uil cr I eo,uvut whtch "ttl
good ole ko~her hoi do~ ~place the: ten-year \.twdust f e tival
Wtth the warmth of wa II to wall tradnaon Mal\ 16 17 and 18
people .:1nd lood-~onou\ food the ·The major port1on olthe mane\
domp Brt) under\tde or the Burn .. tdc we: h.l\1: g()C) towurd lht\ event ..
Bridge tran,.fonn" to a colorful Pal"\on~ o;uid. wIt wtll be hke the
marketpluce for the pubhc. ever) Sn"du<tt F-c\tt\'lll, the onl~ darter1:ncc
wee!.: end • betng the:-Rcnai~\ance theme."
If he'd only asked. You see, that's what counselors
are for. They can help you plan your career before
you graduate . Which is precisely the topic of our
next Issue of "lnslder"-the free supplement to your
college newspaper from Ford.
6 We'll tell you how counselors can help take the
myst~ry out of planning a successful career. By
tigunng out what you're best suited for ... and then
helping you go attar it. Success doesn't have to
be a big secret-If you plan it right.
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lineup for 1980. They've got some great ideas tor
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IICOIIIDJ
FORD
FORO DIVISION The RennMancx acttviu~ w tit he
held tn a tent -.cl up on the L1wn
bc:t,\>ccn Odtll Monor nod I c:mplcton
Center and the ctrt.ulur par._'"l' lot
I here wall uho ~ mu\lcian, , ccrumiC
artt'<ln' CO:\tumc\ and a l>olnd pl.tytnp
mu\lc lrom the ern
•1 he Je\11\llll wlll be tnleO\e: ""'d
Par\onr.
Other SOt-A acttvattC'\ \Chcdulc:d
lor ~pnng term mcludc u ~dlt
llawJ.m .. dnnce m Har11fcld on ·\pnl
II at g pm n mad-Muy -.ema-lormul
dnnc:e .:11 M ountuin Park re~rcuuon
center and .an 1ntcr dorm
back~mmon compctltton to bcgtn
OC'<I WCC'L.
Thc:rc wtll abo be: two folk
conccrh an the chapel tht\ term
. . . ' • I • ,
• • t '
t ' II I t
I I I t tl
t I ' • • • • • • • • • ' . .
.. .. • H,tdu.Lk "-Ill perform \pril 1Cht8p!
und Peter \"op on Aprtl 30 ut 9 rca
G~:nc:rul •Jdmt"ton tor the ,\btv
coli( crt 1' S4 and S I SO for \ludcnl
l'etcr \1\\lp "populnr tn Cahfom.a
and ha' cui fl\e .tlbum'" \J\l
Pu~on'
<\n outdoor bnrbc:cuc callc:d Da1 • on the (Httn wall be: held at the pod
.tr!lo to\~.ardo, th<' end of Muy
Pul'\on' ~ opltiOll"ll~ abol.t
eo;oJ A\ I uturc "Somc:tum: be:! on
next -.car \\-\: nrc gomg to \\ori
uround the bud gel probletn\. "he )lid
"We\( had •l lot of cutbacL.\ 1\ 1
~'uh ol Cltpcnduu~ we dtdnl
cxpc't · I he mo' II;) 'hown WI
tcr m d1dn t drnw the pubhc: \O 1lf
dtdn i rnake the monn back thai •c
e\ pccttd to reeti"C " The m.1jont) ol
tht film, wen: lorctgn and we~ b.t~
publac11ed "Forctgn f1lm' arc not c
¥rtat dcmund at the pte'\Cnt "Panom
'laid
Par,on" urge' '!IUdenh '' ho hill
'1\.lgge\1101\' about SOJ-\ C'\'Cnl' \;)
come 10 the w~.d.h mcclltl
Wednt'>doy al II '\0 am 10 the (\SIC
lounge ·All II take'" u k~ tntert'tal
people to make \UIIJtl.""tmns Or
money •~ thtr\ and we nrc wilhnJ tc
help M"' hc:ad of "'OJ-A I\~; learl'ltll•
lot .aboul whut 111.'\:d., to be und ,houl!
be done \\ e muke a h;w nusla~t'
c~r yon<: d<lC\ but at\ all ba,et.f <11
trwl and error r hnr " hu" "c fL~
out whach uctavtltC'\ wor._ th<' 001. ••
THERE.§ A
DIFFERDlCE I
IOUCA fiOMAl
fliT "'I" A" A TIOH .,ICIAlllfl IINCI IIJI
The Galleria, Am 402
600 SW 10th
m-5556
Pionur Log. April •
Lll Walker
~ 111 l'lt>llf'fT I Cll
\\hen I C\\ Ale
11om the \lnl\'1:1"1111)
(CJJ> \n~tdC'\, the
~ulllbcf und JtNY 111
1,,,.onJanary tulent,
~an ie Pfeltfer reci
10 wan a national c:l
~palttion al the
LC sa]
4nlt• f .. Mark.\
..... PlonHtlot
•
!hough gu,ty
,,.~r' made tor lou
~t~m, the lew!\ a
ttm \1'\Uiched fil"\1
IC\Cn at the Oregon
~pnl l·ool\ Regal
\unda~ ut Fem Rt
Eugtnt
The P100CCI"'' I
~ally or IS pomts.
Unt\'Cf\11) or Ul
quncr' ol n poant
d O~gon \\':1" a d
!US
Ho\t club OS
~die or the pac: ..
rd Royal Road'
r bnlt\h <.olumb
l\th )I)
\h~tc:rn Wash~
<:rnwlcd tnlo fi
~poant totul, wh
Communuy C'olle
l'ltaked an tns1 w1tf
f(llnt\.
Stcudy 35-tntl~
•tlh gu\~ a~ tugh U\1
atJon of Suwrday
'all cal"iled nnd
'lf OJ)\:ntng rote
-f he boat tWI
f.Al and cnpwed"
captutn Rob AI
ruried tl aero'"
PortJand Stat~
Theatre Arta ~
-TWELi
NIG
Apr1110,
8:00
LINCOL"
AUDITO
1620 s w
$3.50 General
S2 SO Students & ~
Reservations: ed
9utli~
at9 pa
!he,\~
)ludcnh
:O.trfOOI:I
"' " loll!
t bc:ron 'o ~ott
"hc~id
cl,, &\I
e dcdll\
C, •O It
that •t
iJOOI) o(
trc b1dl)
rt not 111
PariOD
cnl' tc
mccuas
he '\SIr
ntc:rc-101
n\ Th
tllinr tr
lc:ur ned•
nd,hou~
1~13l()
ba)cd ct1 • • • • er WillS llattolla IVlll~ • • lOllS 1
lit Walkrr ,, l'lolfl~ l '"
\\hen I cw Ahandor J~nrduuted
110m tht llnrvc ""Y <ll lllltlornm •II
lll\ <\ngclt '· the 'chool r"tlln:d h1'
,umb<:r 11nd !Cr'IC!y u\ u trthutc to hta
,,truordtnur}' tnlent' und contnbu tmn' to the ~boul\ balkctb.lll pro­
gmm The r,ame WU\ done: (or Dill
Wnlton when he llmshtd htll lour
)eilr\ Ill U<.'l A.
U the 1ume comphmc:nt \\1:n:
p;ud to dt\len. I ewt\ and ( lurk ~ntor
Jc·anu: PfetOercould ''e her l'Ull hon)l
CHAMPION JEANIE PFEIFFER I""' II , II• lOLl tn J trophy c:.t~ 10 Pumphn Sporu
tenter
l he r.cmor d 1\Cf hec.tmt the fiNt
lcm.llt athlete .tnd only the ,c;cond
athlete in the ~;ollc~J.c '. hr'ltory to wan,,
nuuonnl th;impton!!htp when ·he fin­
l!'lhcd fir.~t '" the three: meter dtlfing
t"'=nl ut the A !UXt.ttmn ul lnten:olle­
tDUil \thlctiC11 lor Women NturoMI
\\\-Imming und DrVIng Ch.tmpton·
!\hip' at Allcahcny College 10 Mead·
vlllc. f\:nn • Pfetffes ulmo" completed t
S\\c:;:p ul the dt\1108 e'en~"" he lin·
isht•c.l lour·tenltt\ of a point ~hort of
W1nrung the crown 1n the: one-meter
(\COt
I llu:: onl) other I.C athlete to wan
11 n,uonal utle w•'\ ~~tier llurold
\\ n11ht •n 1965.
PftrUer !tlnrtrd the compeuuon
\1.-c."ll 11'1 ~he led lhc: th~i-metcr e~-cnt
ulter rivt dt\-c\ wllh II dl\~ requtn:d
111 the compc:tllton ~hc: lo,t the lead
alter etght dtvc' hud been completed
but ~gamed II lor 30od bv pertorm
111p ulmo;t pcrf~tly m her fiMI three
dive~
• Jcunte had the htghest degree of
dilltcuhy ol drv~ ol any competitor
lhtre • .,.ud \Wtmcoach Gary Fmblen.
• he thn:w d11.~ thot no other di.,cr
had thrown rn the meet," PrClffer nan Into II hit or trouble
tn the one-meter ~\lrnt hut dtd ~II
cnoup.h to finc1h nnhl lour tenth~> nl a
pornl hehmd lb· co.C"ntuul wmner. fhc
dtvcr who too~ fir11t dtdn 1 have the
diffiCUlt\' of dl\1\:~ that Je.mte h.Jd but
\he had better cun "tcncy. f:mblcn
Jald
On her "''*Y to wmmns the
national cro\1.-n, t•fctffer tuu spent
c:ountlt'!is hours\\ ur~ mg to perfect her
dtves. She uartcc.l dtvtng when she was
12 year old. I hen he only dove dur-
ing the sumnter months b«autc she
WUi mvoh-ed tn other r.portund liCtiV·
tiles during the s,ehool year.
When flfc:iiTerentered l Cahc had
II \\ealth o£ C:\pcrtcnce tn the one­
meter board but hud never competed
in the three-meter C\cnt. "In four
)CUr she de .. clnptd her htah·boord
ft.lt•. to e"'tmordiru.ry hrtJht!," satd
f.mblen.
MO)I uthlcles \t.trt out on the
bottom rung olthc ladder to aucccM
and huve to worL hard to •chit'\'c the
\Ucce"' thot is so htghly glorified and
pnu-.ed
~UC:h \\.:1!> the C'U'C W1th Jtolntc
-'\he \\Or~ ed her ~ay up lrom her
fmhman )'t'Ar," ~id Embl~n ·~he
\\'a~ not u w1nner when ~he came.·
h wa5 dunng her sophomore
~r that she cook over. s:~id f:mblen. One tmpon~nt foetor in her !IUCC:C
was her lint LC df\ ing coach. f)cc~
Ftrns.
·ue wa1 u great co:~ch ... Plctr&e•
UJrted. '"I le ~n~ alwny• cnthmi.ntu: .
1 hill ye:ar was tcully htmJ Wlthnut
htm I almost quit the team becnuse
we dtdn' hnc a coach at the began·
nma or 1 he lltllscm ..
Ptc:tHcrs mo 1 tucct slul &ctuon
came rh.s sen1qn .. , 1hc won ever)
divmg meet she entered. Her ampn:s­
swc tring o( "ictoncs opened the
door to u powh&c n:auorul tttle
"'fhis )CDr I k~ I had u ckarnx
b:C!U\C the) dt\lided the mett tn!O
thrtt dt~J~oru -fot drvc:n on full
s.cholanhrps. parcml scholarstpi. and
then the)S( athlete rta:f\tng no linan·
Clll nui tanec ... ~he td.
With her c:m:cr ,,, h dl\~r ot un
end. Jeanie h noc ready to lra~c the
world of 5'Wimmms and dt\tng. She
plaN to coach the I.C di\tng tam
OC.(I )OUr While talung 8nldUiltt"
course..
"'l wJII mi~s competing,"ahe id
·And 11 Will be hard to Wlltch ..
'lonethel""5· pfe1Uer SDid sh.: I'
eJ~tcited about her coachtng U!stgn­
ment for OC!It \'ear And who knows, • rM)'be ~omc: d:ly shell see ane oJ her
dl\-cr".s su1ts h:tngmg next to her
0\\0 •
~ame Pfeltfer recently became the first Lewis and Clark female athlete
10wrn a national championship, plactng hrst 1n the throo meter dlvtng
comp~tltlon at the AIAW Swimming and Olvtng Championships Women's tennis team downs UP
LC sailors win regatta liz Walbr
olllw Pkl""' lAJ
fh~: l eWL\ und Ciarlo: women
tcnm teJJm pro,rded a glimp~ of
whot to e"pcct tht'l 'le"'ason a!l they
defeated n urpn<~tng Unl\"tt"tiiY of
Ponlnnd tenm f.u,.t Wcdn~O.} 6-J Wta E. Mar~
11 .. PI-t.oa
•
Though guMy wmd' und rough
•atct\ mudc lor Iough rucm~ condt
t.ofl), the 1 c:Wt'i and Clark 'liltlm~
tram \Mtchtd ftrM place 10 u lreld ol
C\tn nt the Oregon Stole llnivermy
~pril t ool\ Regi.itta C)uturdoy and
Sunda) ot 1-em Rrdgc Re)ervotr 10
Eugcnt
rht Ptoncef' led the: field wrth a
lllb of 15 pOlO!.\. with \CCOild pla~
lfnr\C:f\tty of Utah only threc­
q~aner~ ol a point behtnd l nt\<cnnv « Ortgon \\':1' a dt"unt thtrd wnh
Ul5.
Ho't club OSU pluC\:d m the
tildlt or the pad With 2M 7S point ...
t~ Rohtl Road' Mthtury Academ't
d lintt'h lolumb.u ..a•lcd tn fifth
•uh 38
\Ve,tcrn Washmgton State Col
~ c.:ruwltd toto firth pln<:1: wtth a
'~potnl 1 otrtl. while "ikall•l Vulley
rommuntty Colle"' ol Wn.:htnBtOn
·~>~~cd 10 lost Wtlh 11 whoppmg SO
pOint~
$tcody 35-rntlt-<ln·hour wmd'
trth 8UM\ Ul. htgh U\ 48, forced CUJKCI·
Jhoo ol Sutun.loy\ ructng uhcr u
~t C<.~p\l/ed und broke up pnor to
'I: opcntng rucc:
-T hc: boat JU't sot cuught by o
r.u and c.tp\llcd," suad Ptonc.:cr 'l.iltl
ICnptum Rob Alvurtt • I he \hi~
Qmed 11 aero"" the n:~votr nnd
Portland State University
Theatre Arts Department
TWELFTH
NIGHT
Aprll10,11 ,12
8:00p.m.
LINCOLN HALL
AUDITORIUM
1620 S W Park
$3 SO General Admtsa1on
$2.50 Students & Senior Clllztms
Reservations: 229-4440
'ronrtr Lox. Aprtl 10. /Wm b.uhed 11 to prc:a:' on the dum. It took
them ftve hour" to retnc\lc: 11 •
Though wind'l Wl:rt -.ull 1U 2~
mile<;-un·hour wnh 'lS milc-un·hour
gu''' on 'iundoy,erght rocc:' W\:rc: run
'"We had BlOt Of trouble wtlh I he
wav~ on Sunday." Alvartt \llrd, .. bul
the: wmds wen: ot le~t a whole lot
Ci.I\ICr to cope with ..
AlvnrCJ undJumor Lt'<l Machen
berg -.at led the .. A .. 'quad lor the ,,,o­
nce I' tnllymg three firsts undone fifth
plnce fin•~h
The ·a· crew wa' manned b)
Ertc 'lloble and 'ophomore Mike
\ .1nderburght The duo took one
lif'\1 two !>Ceonds and one thu'd
The Pton«~ wtll be: c,cndtn!' one
rtpre~ntotwe to the Smslehnndc:d
Ehmmauon.' nt the: l.. nt\cn•t> of
Wa hmgton thts \\1:Ckcnd but the
next team ucuon "til be \aturdn)
Apnl 19 and Sunday April20.tt home
for the Thtrd Annual I ewtr. ond
Clnrk-Recd RegatUI
Ractng wtll be held on the Wtlla
meue Rtver from 10 u.m. to 4 .30 p m
on Saturday. und from 10 n.m to
2 p m on Sunday SpectntOl'\ nre
tnvrted to attend • 1 he l ( women hove won the
conlercncx champtonihtp the pa$t
eleven ~'ll' tn a ro''
Junior truns[er Debb1c Hoos:-.
pluyms m the number-one smgle<.
ptNtiOn delcatcd her l Of p opp~
nent by a 6-f. 6-J murgtn The
number t~o "nglo pLlyer Dana
&rn~ needed three ct\ to get p;l"~t
her opponent 6-'· 4-6, 6-4
Sha~n Bull and Carol Dudley,
th1rd and (ounh ~•ngle),. both lo<.t
their ~a,on-opcninr m:uchcs while
£re\hrMn Peggy Swcanngen won her
fir"il college match, Ct-4. b-2. The Pta­
nee"· ~ixth \IOftle~ plnycr. ftl:'hman
ChrM} L.1ns, po~;ted a b-4. 6-J wm,
1 he number-one: douhlo duo ol
tloog~ and Barno ~lroked thctr way
to a 6-3 b-3 Vlctor)' whtlc t~
\ophomon:--1~\hm.r.m duo of Bull and
I .ana dropped thctr tir.t ~l. 4-6. ond
were toi'\."Cd to pia) •' ucbreaker
'""'ttud ol " 'ICCOnd ..c:t due to dur~­
ne'~ , They lost C.. 7
I hc thtrd duo arrangement or
Classifieds
POLICE OFFICER City of Solem,
$1 19s.$1526 High school gradu­
ate or have completed GEO. 2
years of college by date of
appointmen t or required to com­
plete 2 years of college within 5
years or appointment Age. 21
years and not yet 35 years Vtalon:
Corrected 20/40 weakest eye,
20120 best eye, normal depth per·
caption and color vtslon Closing
date for accepting applications·
April 2, 1980. Written exam given
May 3, 1980 Apply City of Salem.
Personnel Dept, 555 Liberty SE,
Salem. Oregon 97301. EOE 4/10
A BETTER RESUME
gets better results We help you
put your best foot forward Con-­
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VICE near 1-5 and 217 620.6450 ,
615
$ t5 REWARD Lost sliver-plated
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4/17 Female rommate wanted to share
largo SW Townhouse with mother
and son. $145/mo. plus half utili­
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CAMP JOBS
A great job ror the summer. wort\
and grow With the Mittleman Jew­
Ish Community Center camp pro­
grams Jobs available In bOth
ovemtght and day camps For
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RESUMES
Professiona l Typtng ond Edlhng
Anderson's BuSiness Servtces
9498 SW Berbur Sutte 305
245-1394 5129
TEACHERS WANTED
West nnd other states Placemot'ltS
slnco 1946 Southwest Teachers
Agency, P.O Box 4337, Albu­
querque, NM 87196 5129 \\carin111on and Dudley ~phtthc first
t~o ~rs. l-6, b-4, and needed u uc­
breol..er to wm, 74
Coach Varaima Ne-.11 wa"~ pleased
~1th her team's first Jhowins. but "'·'S
a bit turpn\Cd b) the Pilot~· te~tm .
'"1 hc:'t had .1 \\-Ctl·b.d.mcxd tc.am.­
Neal ... utd ·1 hey g:lW: w. ·' trong
motc:.h and appe.\red tron~r than~~
JllliCip<lled ...
Ocbbtt I looau a ne\\comcr to
the:: team tht\ yC'ar, proved her wonh
wtth WIO\ tn both the tnfllc::' and dou·
bles 'ompetition. '"Dcbb1c L\ provmg
to be u very cnn,istent pla~cr." Neal
...-tid. ·she\ u touah plnyer.·
Nat um II}. the P1onec:no would
lil..c to add the 191!0 season cro\\n to
their ;a! read) imprn iH: 1 I· year
~ord
·1n all probabiht). 1t hould be
between us and Pactfic I uthc:ran Uni·
.,ersit}. • Neal satd. ·1 e\pect the c:on­
(crtnc:r title to go to one of the two
'sa
•
Al.ASHAN KING CAAB
SHAIN.P
ffAUFW EXPRESS
(DPIIQ-6 tQ 4tdr)
SPICY
(lllrAH at• 6 0•100,
ROAST
TURKEY
HAM school~ although you can' •sno~ the
other schools. Willan)Cttc w•lllllso be
tOUBh th" )Cilf. •
Competition 1\35 been eVi:ncd
out bll thi yQr ., both the regtonal
und nattonlll tournaments ha\C ~n
reslncted to only ~auonal CoiiCJUUC
Women\ Sporn AS3ociation Dl\·
ision l I I l\.Chonls. rtuu mean\ I eWls
and Clarl.. athletes w1ll compete
agntns.t other non-sc:holar.shtp
athletes.
Pre-.tOU!I) , many ol the Pconec:r
teams were forced to compete ogatnst
te&ams supported by Khalanhtp
nthkt~
I he Pionecn tra\cl to • lent to
pia) Will:amette Um~r.wty thiS alter·
noon. then return home to pb)
Washing1on St~tc: Uni .. ·c:rtit) FridA)
at J p m. LC willlinh.h out the ~eel
.SaturdA) at o~gon College of Edu­
cuuon
Famou• Foot LOitfl
s.-•~···
B.M.T.
SPECIAl
(lb&Oanoa t *'Y"o>
MEATBAll <"*"',
TUNA
GENOA
BOlOGNA
CHEESE I •
Sn•ct With yotJII c:Nb o/. f\;AfoCan Ocnn • OrofaN • Ieiba • 011 ~111
T omotll • o CiNIA l'llfp 11'1 • 8kldt C*J II • Solt • ~ 1! and 01
eaaa aw.
Poi 111 nd. Owagon 8T21«
8un. thi1.l Thw-.. • t 1:00 I h • 1:00 .m
Friday & Sat. -11 ~..,., 2~ ..-n
~--- or .. L' 7 va a w ... __ _,
7 0
••Tht lntt-Uicr~ omntunit) : \men·
1 '" 1d0\\ tul\'Cmmcnt 10 Iran. \lghan•'·
tan md Oregon"' 1s the 111 k (II .a rn:sc:nllltt~lll
b\ nuomc' Jn"k . h\\:1117, ~htdulcd h'' . -pnl 10 tr~lm 12.10 tel 2 r m 10 the ( \\110\:11
C'h:Jmbcr at ltmpleh'IO Crntcr. I hC' rn:-.:nta·
'"'n r. hcmg '"""'orcd b\ the :\Aihll\31 L'"'­
c~ (iutld
1 ''P of tbc prcl0Cnt311\ln "'" mcl\kfC'
ho\\ the ,;c,,ernmcnt tnlillratc' nnd d1 rup,t~
C'ltl~ Orgbnt'DhOn.\ tllcpll), What gr,IUJI)
can do to pre\'cnt 'u"~'l~nce and S('CUOI\
problc:m.~ . and ho~ 10 u the I refdl,m of
lnJOntUIUOn \ct 0' a "'lUntC'I tntcflt~'tlti; "
tOOl f or more tnfortn!lHOn calllh(' l..c"u and
C'brl.l ... 'l"-~hnol .~44·11 l.andkb\'Cames-
~ for tlx :\:oluon~l Lawver' (IUIII.I
•"I 1berahon ThMIO&) and 'elual
(1u n{,'\" tn I ..a un \mcnal- t the I • 0
ICCilurc b\ J1m 0 llahan ~hcdu l<'d lnr pnl
10 at 1\30 pm an the {nuno:tl C'h.1mtlcr :11
1 cmplcton Center \d ntll!SICH1 \\111 ~ I ret"
O'Oslbhan. on ob T'-er ol tht recent
I .nun \menan B!slwp • Conf ~.-rc~ HI
l~bla . MexiCO, ha~ ~n n.1tlllnA1
C'Oordmator on huml\n nghh tn I nt1n
fTk: n~'
•"tudent" (or \ndrN)n \\111 p~st"nt nn
mlo '1 11104 fl'!'l.dln~ \pnl 10 tor un~Cln..:
antt'l'l"•led 10 finchn£ UUI ~here ('R:,IdC'nllal
ndidatC' John \ndmon tar"h 4Jn 1 'uc,,
\\hat hiS C1tmp:ugn slmteg) ..... ur ho\\ to be a
pan of the-\nd~~on c:~mru•gn I be mcetang
'-'111 be nt () p m rn I :unar.1cl I oungco ut
Fore-51 Uall
For more 1nform3t1on. ~nte to l nl
Jcn_·..:n or Oa'c Lud"q; at I Bo~ 11n
•Ractimt and traditional pu lromcarl)
20th«ntul) \mcna~ "'" be perfonnod h)
the !)~'J"C.') Ca&.t"\\ull Rngumc Band at 7 30
p.m Apnl 10 at Atl.:m.on ommuml)
hoot. E 5Sth and Dm 10n \dma 10n ~til
be. f rtt and open to the puhhc. lllc perf or­
mai'IC'C c; 5ponsorcd h\ the Mu tCian flerlor·
mance ,~t Fund. \dm~>~un "''II bdrt.'C and
open to the public
•Tht Portr) Forum ol Reed College "ill
prcsent a reading b) now:h t Manhn 1-rcndl.
author oi 7hr Wotru'n:S Roomnnd 1lW" 8/"J.
mg HttJrl Apn} 10 at p m in the faculty
or~ Bualdang Lounge on the Reed wmpu~
J20J Sf \\ ood~oc:li BJ\d Adm•s.s•on ~111 be
free
•Romt:JO tutd Ju/id "'" be pi"QCnted b)
the Reed Theatre Apnl 10-12 at 8 p.m on the
R~ Colqc camp~ 3203 SE \\'oodstocl;
Bhd. Admiuion ~,u be SJ r~ekets an:l\atla·
blc from the theater boa offia: 3nd at tlx door.
To makt resen~tio~ . call Judy Zud;, 771-
1 112, Ut. :!90. • • •Tbt Northwest Film tody Cent«"'"
prarnt an C\lcrung w1th 'e'" 't ork an~t Doru
~April I OatS p m tn Sv.ann Audttonum
at the Portland An M\Ueum. 1219 S\\ Par~ .
Owe's woman: a blend or sculpture mu~ .
\1deo, lilm and dance. s~ ~,u be then: to
discuu her nlms.
Adi1USS1oo will be $2. ~1th dt.SCOunt rate~
tor "udents, ~enior cittZcnl :and ~ FSC
mcmben. Doors \\111 open at 7:.30 p.m For
• A Health Sauninc Fair sponsored b)
KC.V.-TV. KGW radto and Portland•n:a
ho-.ptt.th will 1.akc place :u Memonal Coh­
Kum Apnl 10-12. The lair wdl tr.:lude ..
sc:~ninJ area, 3 h\'e fitness center, a nutrition
o:nter and side'llt"llll; cafe, and health scminan
AdmisSion will be fn:e
Child can:, 'lltheelchair Knlo: and mter­
prctataon for the hearing tmpurcd wtll be
nailable. For more infonn:tiiCln call KGW­
TV. 226-!ij76..
1
•The Group for Sew Mtaic ~•II ria>
wor'h b) N011h~at compo\Cn.. ancludm(!
l.cwls and CbrL: Associate: rrofCS)OI \ ·~nl
McOtnn oll. Apnl II ua 8 p m atthr .,on land
An Mwn~m . 1:!19 S\\ flar~ Admi ton ICI
lhc ccmctrt "'111 be frtt'3nd open lo the pubb~ -.
For mure m(orrnation call 226-2H II
•lbe FridaJ "~ltcted f11m Stra :u
flonbnd SIJit.e IJni\'Cr it)' WJII feature 11tr
Ri\'t<r Apnl I I ac 7.30 p m in room 75 111
lmcotn Hollon the PSU campui at Mlu~et
and B~dway ~tn:ctr. Admtuann \\-Ill be Sl
lor ,;tudc:nu. chaldren nnd litnlOI C:llll.tn\, rsud
Sl SO for other •
O.ued on a no\"d b) Rumer Godden,
Jcan kcnon\ 97-manutc: film cal:C$ pia~ m the
Bengal prmaiiClC of lndaa and '' a $tO~ of
Rriush colontaliJrn 11 5C%n through rhe c:)C$ of
D teenager for more mlormauoncall Mtehael
Costello at 229 44S4 01 2.29-4452.
8 bick Occu e es
'
r
Reed to, hos anti-draft conference
Reed C'olle,...c. \tudcnh \gatn)t the Drult ts h~llng n :'\ortlm'-"'t \tudcnt ('onkrcncx
\g:un.\1 the Drnh \rnl 11 und l't loru~ nl "fX"\'i:h~ nnd \\otk'h~l fl' \\Ill mdudc 'c'i'm ilnd
m1htan,m, nucle11r ptl\\'(T .uld \\'C.'liJ'OOl>. wnmcn 10 thC' Ollhl,tr), C'On'CIC OIIOU ~ OhJCXIIOn. rt"'ll>t­
UrK'C. non\lok""--c tr.unmE,. f\3'-lfi,m. pubh"1'' ~l•ll und m1htn~ 'flCndin~ .tnd c:mplo}mcnt
Rcg. .. trntnm c-o~ lor the: LOnlcn:ncc L' i PDr11C'I J'~llll' rcgt,tcnng hcfurc \pnl II "'II p.t)
~5 Rt'Cd Lolkgc ''at .l""' '-,l Wood toe!.. 81\d
• Inc 1 cw1., and Clan "tiJdcnb \gatn\1 the Drall off~CC hlh mMc mtnrmuuon .1bout the
rontcrcncc ami about c:.rroohng hl Rcc:d I he !'i,\ I l tllfi\~ '' .uthC' 'tudcnt bOd) lounge 1n the
ba.\;cmcnt on cmpkton Center. s \f)\\ lll'lihO have an tniOJ11UiiiOn IBblc ncur the l nul Room an
I crnpkton f nda)
\tore mtorm:ltHln "aJ,u u\1lal.abk: Jrom ReLd "'\D. 771-111~ C.\1 J7J. from noon to 5
p m Mund4.)~. I u~) and Fttd.t) •
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12
•< R'Chodo~'Wkla k the rocw. ol f>-an I WO
of rht ;uurda) f:a,tern furopean f-ilm Fe'''
\al pnl 12 "' Ponland !>tate llnt\'e~ll\ \
JO.minute documentul'\ · on filmmaker MtiO\
Forman ;at 7:30 p.m. ~ill prece-de the 8 p m
)howing of Forman's 8S-m1nu1e film Bloc I.
I'Ptt'r { 19()4)
Admis,ion to the \howinp in room 7~ at
l.mcoln Hall on 1~ PSlJ camp~ w1U be S I for
studen1.1. child~n and ~naor c11t1en~ . and
$1.50 lor others For mo~ mfonnation call
MichacJ CO\tello at 229-4454 or 229 4452.
•Two punk rock croups. the 'eo BoY>
and The Wtptf\. will perform at the Lewi~and
Ctark La~ School Apnl 12 at 8:30 p.m
,\dmtNon to the concen. 1oponsorcd b) \tu
dent.~ Orpni1ed for \ctwuies will be free
• •Orqon Repertory Inc~ wirt prncnt
Haydn\ oratono Th~ C~twn Apnl 12-IJ
~ith chorm. soloist~ and orc:he)tra under the
dtrection of Lew1s and Clark A~·\OCI3te
Profe or G1lbcn S«ky. at Westmm~ter
P~sbytc:raan Church, NE 16th and l)chuyler
ncar the llo)-d Center
liclr;eu. are on \ale at rMJOr outleh at
s~.so Cor lotUdcnb and ~ntor cruum. and ss
fer others For more infol'tiUt.ion call 227-
3929
•
•A d:ulmber on:bcara from the Ponland
Youth Ph•lharmomc: under the dtrcction of
Jacob AVihalomov. will present 3 conoen at 4
p m. April llat the Reed College Communtt)
Center, 3203 \E Woochtock 81\d. Adm~ion
"til be free
The chamber group wiU pia} Vt\"llldi'
"Conceno for l"'o Viotins in 0 Minor.-Bce­
tho~en s ·Prometheus <herturc."' Ha)dn's
-s)mphony 94• and Stnlvinsli's "'aet "
••Tbt Anti-War Movement -h) l.es­
~an~ I or the Anti-Drah Mo\ltment T odl)' .. '"
the lllk or a lorum Kheduled lor Apnl 1.3 at
the M1htnnt Bookstorc , 711 W E'verett, at
7:.30 p m A S I donacion wiU be reque>ted lor
adml\~ion .
•
Sunday 1
•·tn Snatch or Pea~"· will be the top1c: ot
<:lutpl:un George hcrlc\ iennon nt the tdO
r m ~ orsh1p sen 10: Apnl 13 ttt,\gno l~nna·
gan Chapel rc:n>Ons Ullcndtng I he ~n.ICC \\ 1ll
ha\e o chance to ducus!i the IOJliC. Refrnh·
ment' ~iu he 11\1ltbblc dunng a umc: for con·
\"CBatiOO :tnd feJiow~htp UIIC:f the S(r\10C r·or
more mtormatiun Cllll ext 211. •A film about anti~ar protbb durint:
the 196(h at the Um,er\11\ ol Wt~on~tn. tl~t•
Wur a1 1/omt•. \\Ill be 'hown Apnl I) at 6:30
Bnd 9 p m 1n tht 1 omhnson Room at .\ubn:y
Wut1 c~ I 1bror~ •\dml.,,ton to the film .. pn:'
entcd b\ «:;tudcnt' p.ottn\1 the Draft. will be
fn:e
•Opt>n auwtio"' wfU bt held April 13 al
the hreholl)e Theater. 1436 <;W Montgo·
mery for f:.t1dtc 1hr AtlW adapted and
dtrectcd by Jerry Wht from Edwortl II h)
Chrutopher Marlow and Benold Brecht
~ork., by the gmc name Aud1110m wil11otan
at 7 p m. For morc mformauon call 248-4737
between 9 a.m. and 3 p m. \\eekday~
•l'hf Friends of Alprdstao Committee
will pre,enl a panel dtscu~ton mled
-Afghan i~tan-The So' 1et lnvu1on What 11
Means to the Afghan People and the People of
the World .. Apnl I J at 7 30 p m an room 15 at
Lincoln Hall SW Broadway and Market on
lhC' Ponland State Unrventt) camp~. for
mon: anronnallon call Mark Oldana. 236-
0741, or Chm Bc:asley 284-0132.
Tues 15
•"Tht C'rutJon of the MattrilaJ Unsver~ •
lli the IItle of • lectu~ b) Frank Shu. a Harlo"
Shapley V\.coaung lecturcr funded by the
Amc:ncan Astronom1tal ocsety. scheduled
lor Apnl IS o1t 8 p m. tn room J 14 at (I hot
Hall on the Reed College campu. ... 3203 S[
Woodstock 01\d.
•Thl' Cartt'r PlannJn& and P1act'mml
Center will offer a scmtnar on ·Ho\\ to \\ntc
You~lf an to Gradu:ue School ora Job· April
IS at .\:.30 p m.in Thayer Dirung Room 3 at
1 cmpleton Center.
Jad.1c Cohen of Career Planning and
Placement and Susan Hubbuch of the Wnting
Slulls Center will lead thescminar ,locw.an~ on
the impro\C'menl or writing \kill .. in compO\•
tng letteD of upphcation for employment and
pcrsorul "tatcmcnt\ n:qutre:d on 3raduute or
prolt:J~Onlli-6Chool apphe<~uon~o
16
•t:'lpt>rimrntltl fila b~ ani't u nd mu,i·
cum D • .n Pco wtll be hown Apnll6ut8 p m.
h)' the orth~~• Film Stud} lentc:r in !)~11nn
Audunnum Dl the l,onbnd Art Mu)(um,
1219 S\\' f'.srt.: Admtuion to the ho\\mg>
"'ill be: i rcc:.
l'..:r7 t»e1 mu\ic .tnd an thc:or)' to c:om­
po)C hi!> l1lms. mcludmg two \\1nne~ at the
1~80 Northwest him and Video F~IIHll ror
more 1nlonnatwn c-.sll 221-II.S<» .
• • Marlun Orando and I '·' M.1 nc ~~•
~u.r 1n nn ~.: ttlem) :J\\'Btd·~mnmg 19 ~~ ...
(~• tlw llutrr(mlll,lll be i>ho,,n \pnl lbat7
p m m the t",,un~ ·•l < l1.1mbcr ,\c.lntl\.'>ll'ln" 1
be ln.'t'
Ou tilt' II mrrtnmt " the: thini II\ ll !lent)
ol 111m~ hemg '""" n cu~·h \Vcdnc.~.t ) n•tJ
throutth ltul\1 II m Ctli\JUOCIIun \\lth lb.:
Hu~ruut Stor) •• a c:uurw 111 the SOI.'t\'1)' 11\1
culture ln:,hn\:tn -.c~UCIX~·
St,'\'C lkd. hum 11 ")oci.tte prof~~~~ a1
hl:~olm\, .and J1m \\'uiLu."C', u"uci.lle prot~
nl cdU('.tllnn, m'tna. ton. nl the cour'll', fllw
!ICIC~tcd th(' ten him~. \\ hteh IIIli\ I JUte the 1,.
ct e1f n:('(;nt ht ... lllfh.<al dc\-elnrmu :nh on •Alb.
'idual~ nnd group'
Continued
• \ Utfhlion bo' ha\ b~n placoo on the
nc" tudcnt gtwernmcnt buUwn huarll ~
ol thi: I r.ul R(llun tn J emph:ton enter lA
Wean,teln, prcs•dcnt ol the 1 ''uctatcd St~
tlcntio ol I e\\l~ nnd lark, ""d ht hufJC' lbr
bn' \\111 help 'tudcnt .. tl"ll th1. '\~I < ~hat the)
"ant the ,audcnt government to do
•"fi'Umlln f:vidcnre" I the tiiiC' of a11
nhthll ell blitd.,,md·WhiiC' photogmph b)
Portl.md .1rtt~t ".Uh\ lhtsholm at the WC!1C
~ftll, Hnu.man I c:lhl"'lup IW70 S\\' Olt:.\Otl
Rd C ht,holrn L\ u coun-.clor at the l C\\-1!> and
Clark Mudcnt coun,c:ling center. I he c\lub11
'"-Ill run through ~~u~ 4 J~or mon: mfonnat011
cull .ltll Monll l'r"hn N~-1481
••< hina' 'otTo"• ( hina \ ~trtnctb: A
I ool\ at ( hu101' ltt .. tor) I hrough It Rwm•
1 the lltk ol u lcdurr h\ \\ illtrt Rh)n .. bu~
of the t•onland 'wtc: llnivcr"t gcograpb)
department hcdukd lor \pril 16 from JO
to 9 1() p.m. 31 the P"l Compu-. Miru1ll)
bu1ldaog. 6J.' SW MontBonlcry
Inc lc,1un: '' the third 1n a ~nc tnlcd
·"-'.:mg <. hana Whole: 1'111d1taorul Clu,..
Re\ olullof\itr\ China. Ideal Chma · \dm..-•
.. ,on \\Ill be free tn e;u:h Wedn~a y mpcl
lecture thmugh June II
•Tht Sumus ~t~ Eruemble t\ pm­
entmg the (anta,y-od\cntlii'C Jamt'S fhufl,") n, /.1 C/tx'h \otunJuy'lo o~nd undays
through Apnl 2o m the Wtl.,on Center lor tbc
Performing An' at tht Young Women\
Chn .. uan ,,,,ociatton building. 1111 SW
lOth
Per1ormnnc~ wall be at 2 p.m on !wtur·
day .. nnd 4iundahand at8 p.m. on turd•J'
Td.cl\ to afternoon pcrfoi"'T\.1~ CO~l SJ ror
ndulu and S2 for c:htldren and ~morcitt 1m1
T1d.et to evenang perform&~ are SJ SO for
adulu and $2.50 for chaldrcn and ~mor ~
~ns . for rc~nattons or mon: 1nfortNn01
call 223-6281.
•"1be EJnstt>ln Prophecy, • a pl:lnctanum
.. ho\\ ellplonng the theono of Alben Etn\tctll.
•~ runnm.g through June ISm Kendall Planet·
anum at Oreaon Museum of Sc~encc aad
lndustf). 4015 Canyon Rd
The \how explon:!i Eanstem \ Gcnc:111
Theor)' of Relauvuy the fi"' theory to d&
c:nbc the dynamiC, e1.pandtng nature of thr
un1\'C!nc and to pre<hc:t mysteno~ black holM
extsung 1n the cosmo fhc: progrum al~odas­
cu~~ the m}"tcnes or grovtty, quas;m and
ex.plodtng ttalaxte\
For more 1nlorrnatton or ~how um~ .C!ID
the l)lnnetanum Hothne 248·5947
•Peop~ lntere1~ In anti-draft lobb)•lll
activtttb, dmft counselor tratrung or .. peaktn,
at drah informauon ~"on\ at local boob
may contact the Oregon Coaht1on Aa.un)ttbr
Oraft, 215 SE 9th, thu-d Ooor. Portland,
9721-t telephone 218-0605 fbc OC \0 off.:r
"'open ~el.;day\ from 9 n.m to 5 p m.
•" An E"mJnc of Ca)ety"' wall h:atutt
reminht ''"8C' and ongwritc:r MeF l'hrutlla
and lemim I comedl8n Blatc \pnl I •• a
p m an C\UO\ ,\uditorium ltc:kc:h IM IJ:,_u
and (·Jar~ )tudenh co .. t S' ;and nre a\~tlableat
the Tc:mpkton Center anlormauon dol:. Pro­
~d' Will benc:lit r)onLtnd T 0\\n {OUOI:II
The progm m 11 .llpc'\n\On:d b) \\ olfl(nl
(· nerK) and I ewi~ nnd (lark tudcnb lor
Cay Right'
•C'•Itndar-)ear IJl)Cpa)'tR mam fUr thor
fcdeml incuntc tax n:tur n\ by m1dmgh1 -\pnl
IS T h~: Portia nd otlh.:c ol 1 he I ntcrllll
Re,~nue '-trv1'-c wtll be open tron1 l) lO ,,
IO 6 JO p m \pnl Is to ani!>! lnXp.1)CA n~i
paring thc1r IliA returns. All other du)~ tht
oil a~ wtll be open from K:JO u.rn to4::10 Jt m
lhc tclertume numlxr to call tor tal
informallon or ,, .\i,u.r~ u; 22t.lQb() •
SuhmMkHh tu th • pe~ an pnm~ fm d
<hare~ and .tlcttdd lw a&Jdm.vd cu t •m.,.. Ro\ 11,
I foth end ( larA.: ( ell~, Vorcland. Orf'lon 9'711•.
1 two dndhrw i\ nuon, ~rid•)' · \II -.ubrniW<•
~>huuld br l}prd. douh~ctd .
Pumur l~•x. Aprtl 10 . Wondenng what to
'flaity begun to sha
Jile to m•grate to
es are movtng to
alii
\adtew P. MIDer
II .. Piooeu Loa
It\ a lamlh.tr 't
~~ Hlu could 10 •
tiOnth lor th.11 mut
<nlkl,'\' urli~wl, , j, If
1114ndtng I C ,In: g
ll'lll ~~~ ,, "-•".
\n I C \IUdLn ·\ ~•II PI'' ~ (n
Stud en
home
f',lfiiCII'Jnl~ I
\IUd} JlfOKfllrn lh
lt11 m•lltllc-4111 '
lt'rm hit ~ r.:t
lti'UflecJ CIIIIOlJ
ftr.t tunC' The
t:\Jl~ tu pulll
othcr l'ultunsl t!ll