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

Volume 44, Number 2

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1980-10-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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fund·r .ll,lfl~ prc'l-
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be at Sad.:o. hunt
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••nd uthc:r' l·ur
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U\pcciiVC Upph·
Memorandum
formation about
rogrnnb or 'llUdy
from Dr f r.mlr.
Jtonul Progr.tnh
>mpktcd bc:lort
lc-.td .1 two "'~.-cl..
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tudcnl\ racult} • lnlCO:\tcd pk'.J \1.'
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rlrt} Who fH~
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tal \ludcnt U'>l'
1 and \undu)
cd at no c;o,t,
A Darkroom
u.
h<am pclfor
In Thurp on
n November
Cit!\: Mury 111
ftwccn II u.m.
ed frw 0(
Campu. Bos
Lad, o.,..
r;,~ ..
25,1980 •
. _tude ts d·splease_f1ooo41- with new campus art ocat1on
~coif Wolff
J 101 l cl.lts one: ol tht college\
orthh·tn·re\ldC'ncc put the: fanl\hanp
tou~hc' to ht' mclfll ~culpturc. whtch
wus put mtu pluct tim week though
It hut plu~-c wu' Ill dNtgrt'l:mcnt among
111.111} 'tudrnt' mcludm!l the A\l (
(. nut'l '" tht l.:fc:dtor nl the mctul
,~:ulrtur~: lo~ttcd un the corner ol the
field ~urwun dcd b) \tcwart Akm
ami Odell dor '"'· Wtth ht\ ~upervt
,jon. the 'culpturc: wtt' c:~.m~:.ntcd mto
plm:c Mondu\. C ont' dt'ICribcd hto;
fir,t metJI 'tulpturc '" n muntrulo·
11011 ol ltght Pmmuttt:. lcn'>l'' manip
ulntt hght entersng lrom other lcnse-.
unto the: 1ntcrnal p.u'1 ol the ..culrture .
"It •~n 'I ju,t mctul but (aho) light tt!>
' mc:dta I'm ul~o deahnt~ wtth vunotl\
hH m' of rcalit\, II vou rclatt to ho" . .
\I.C' pcrl"Cive reality, we ta~c 10 hght
through the retina .lod f~U\ Inter­
noll} I'm dc.thng with" \Ort of mmd­
l.tnd,capt ".,a,d Coat\
Fd (.erde\, JUOJOr and <.:nrl Uan1cl, !.ophumurc, begun u pc1111nn to !.lnp
the llrt c:ven bclurc the)' knc"' "hut 11
wu,, "Wc'n.• nppo,cd to 11s Mlling on
the Jn\\n hcC.III'I: II (lh( JicJd) Is ll~d
us u pluyan~t held We don't lccllllits
in With the J.'I'U\\.~ 1llld (rctdc'
I he: pell(ton orpo,cd the phacc·
mtnt bccuu"' ol tht -.c,;ulpturc" poten· • tlttl hunan.J to player on th1. rn:ld, I hi.'
pcllllon ul\o went un to 'lay lhnt the
understgm:d felt thcrt could ha ... c been
u mort .1pprupr1.ttt plun lor it.
The I>Cttllon' went up on the wulls
of Alon, Odell und "'ttl.'wart dorm'
and collec.:tcd about '\5 MJ:Ina lures,
..aid (ierdel'>. lie al~o s.ud th.at Mncc
the \c:ulpturc\ ap~1runce , :.C\-cml
other petitions haw been circulated.
(,erde~ and Hatllcltulkcd tu Pre:.•·
dent John llowurd about the p1ccc
when the loundotion Wll\ l.trtcd.
1 hev 'Ita ted thl.' pclllion·,. co nee rn' to
the prc11dent
The I wo \tude nl'l "'ere told, sa1d
• Lewis&Ciark College
Vol. 441 No. 2
October 1, 1980 Gerdes, th<tt the college took the field
toto <:artful COO\tder<Jtlnn Gerdes
lll'iu 1<11d thut Howurd told them that
the college had \;On~idcrci.l pl.tcmg
(.'o.tb' pu:a: .It the top ol the Jt;ur\\,1'1'
thut run\ oul\adt the book\tore
Howurd al'lo told them that 11 the
nrt wdtdn'l work out," the college:
would con!!tder movmg 11. Gcrdc:'
u~kc:d lor Jnd recci\cd ht\ lllatement
m WntlnJL Gerde' \Uid thilt they
hildn 't dtliC~Sccl how •lily one "'ould
dctermmc tht'> <Jc.rdc.' brought the
11\lllter before the A I C Munday
night gtvtng all the scnato,..., a copy of
Howurd!> letter. rhc f>enate p.l'iSC:d a
rc,olution oppo'Cd to the plilccment
or lhc piece bccau~ no studc:nts
helped dcctde Ill. locJ11on und bcatu\C
the pacu: \Crved a' u h.11.ard •
Coats prOJC:CI wo'> finunccd
through the Comprehcn\ivc Employ·
mcnt 1 rninmg Admm.,trallnn ol the
Ponlnnd Department of llumon
Fraternities to collect student blood
Kalh) Kytt
'11gmn Alpha l.p~ilnn '' out for
blood J he SA I \, rogcthcr Wtlh the
1\mcncan Red ( roo,~. an: 'pon,onng
a blmxf dnvc ut I ewL' and Clurk on
Monday, 01.1obc: r 6
I he dnv~: to hi: held I rom II u m
until 4 10 p m in Stamm dmmg
1 room ".tn annual e\-Cnt lor the S A.E
fmtcrnll} . l.a\t yc:ar\ '"\cl)' '>UCCC !.·
I ul .. dri-..c colic"' ted 200 ptnl\ of blood.
Brent B.trr, \AF blood dn\t cluur
man, ,,tid.
~our donnuon wa' the large-r in
la .. t year , !<til dnvc ~ Bnrr '<~ld
ac.Jdmg th11t th~ \AF \ hope to collect
• Jt Ita 'It 175 unu'" 1 ha\ year
\tudc:nt' p.trtu;tpaung tn the
blood drt\ll <:an c:xpcc..t 10 fCC(IVt J
~mint phy\lcal bl:lore blood ts col­
lected and JUtte and cookte' aftcr­
wunh. \Utd Mary Runge Red Cros.r.
'ipoJ..c .. womun
Runge: ~td thut each donor Wtll huvc ht" blood prc,-.urc tulc:n, lu~
book. "t) pcd'" o.1nd w•ll be given ,, 11.::.1
for hc:panus bclore hcmr ..cnt to the:
collect 1 on a rea.
Runge ..._ud th<lt mo't people de,.
t:r1bc the cullcctton pr(X't:'-' 1t-.cll ,,.,
"fechng hkc u ptnch' nnd added that
"a pmch wuld help thlt~ to lour ho,.
pttul paucnt' mal•ne 11 "u good
1m 1:.\tmc:nt
l:ach unit, or pint, of blood " cc:n·
tnfugcd nftc:r collection and brolcn
do" n tnto thr~ or four compuncnl-1
for dt..,tnbutton to ho,pata" in Orctton
and outhwc;;,tc:rn \\ 4l\hmgton .
"Oregon .tnd South\\Cstcrn
wn .. hmgton ho-.pll.il\ .llone requtrc
120.000 umh ol blood annual!\."
Rung \did •If the blood i\n 't Uhul.l·
ble, then many ekcttvc: 'urgc:rio have
to be cancelled "
Rungt" ~•d thnt the Red (. ro.,,
~luge!. a .. con<~tant" donor recruitment
effort. eltpt:c~ally B\ former source.. of blood bcgm to htcrall) dry up.
"Dunng World War ll.loh ol peo­
ple l,o!iiYc blt'<XI ,,n<J many ol them
bc:utmc \tc:ndy donon.. · Run~:,~ ~ud.
"hut donor!> ha\.C to be between the
,tgc<o of 17 and 66 and man) ot our
\tt:Jd\ donor. are reaching the upper
edge: of tht age limtt."
"II\ Important lor u' to rccruat
youngu donor.." Runge ~id. uddmg
thnt anyone whom'"''"~ the October 6
drive can don.tte at the Red Cro"
Center at 4200 S W Corbett "'cekday:.
und ')aturday,
-~omront nttd' a tntn\IU\tOn
c\er) 17 second'" Runge s<uc.l, adding
that there" a 97%chance th.ll.tn)Onc
"ho live. to the nge of 72 wtll rc.-qutf'C' u
tmmfus1on some lime dunn~ hi'
bfc
"Blood cannot be made 'yntheti·
cully and ammnl blood cnnnot be u'cd
for human!.," Runge ..at d ... \0 drtv~
hkc this are •mportant " Raourc:a I he college 1tpphcd lor the
cr 1 t\ llrti~t to be com rna ~·oncd tn
crc.tlc un for the campu\1,
CO!lth' sole joh in the Cf.l A posi­
t ton hn' been the crcu11on of his metal
.c ulrturc:, whtch tonk II month!> to
cumplett Co.m ~ad Cl~ 1 A's com­
ma,,.onmg ol anl\h wu~ ·,.orl ol l1ke
the public work progrum of tbt'
JQJO's."
Coati\ •~ one or thrt'C Cl 1 ,\ art1 t
tn·r~tdenet" lor thr: ~:ollegc •we Jpp­
hcd to the Cl· r ,\ ufficc tor thr«
unac.t to work und make art to be
Jllilced in pub he pine·· ot the college, ..
said Mary Ann Normandtn, A ... ,,~­
•llll Ill the Pre:udcnt
R achard Di.aw• und \'em I ucc are
the: other two uni\t lhetr "orl I\
ul\o dt)rlaycd on campul>, such a\ the
urt in Oub.lch l>mning Room and in
Hvuns. All thn:c nrc: rccogrwcd artJst5
in Portland und :sre represented in
~ver.ll 83 Jlenes in the Clly. The C.F.T A proaram wnh the col
lege wus 'tartc:d three yenn ~tgo
CF. T A ana!ol5 ha\'e produ~;ed lor the
collrsc the Swedish E crc•sc: I ra1land
the chrome pte« 01 the frl'lnt of lhe
Olan scaen~X htuldmg. tmong t!lht-r
ptcecs nn campu5
The cnllegc llfChltt"C:t rn•' worked
\lotth ullthc Mtl)l so th.at rhctr wotl.:
coultl be properly di plu}c:d, ~•irl
otmllndw
J hl· cummattcc M:lccttng th Cl TA
artiM hM been made up of fucuhy.
Mudenls and lrustces, J has commlltc:C
rcvic\\cd the npphcanlS portfnho 10
determined \lo ho would ~.selected In
the flJI I, the commtllcc h.1\ selected
unists I rum a many a!> lO l•rphcant!\ ,
CoatJ, D.t\·t~ untf I uce 14Cil: three out
ol t'\l.el\c::
Wuh the proJect complete, Coots·~
unemployed w111 be lookmg lur S(lme
part-time \l.ork to 'uppun myself 111
be dntng !lome draw108J and pnnt
thas I all ...
METAL AND LIGHT 1\nr 1-.&~e~.
Placement of the recently erected sculpture by Jim Coats has brought
student protest. Students are clrculatJng petitions caJIIng for the removal
of the art work from Ita present location In the comer of Stewart field.
'-J'rey Panther fou11der calls for e11d • and agei 111
Ann Rann.
Mnggtc: Kuhn, founder of the Grny
Pitnthe~ ,poke: at the Agnes Flana­
gan Chapel on September 25th
Kuhn, who uct1vely \Upport' Civil
nghts lot tht elderly and \OCtal
ehnng~;, 'POke of the need to Wipe out
"attel\m, \tXt!'im <o~nd economtc
impcnah'>m •
J...uhn -.a1d ... 1 ht'> " ,, oc\\ age .tn
age of hberauon. change and lree­
Jom I ~c:c thl\ Rs a decade of tumult
and II'UO'II\liOn ,.
Kuhn \t~scd the Importance 01
• ns not segregnung old and young
•What the "Cparntton of people
accordtng to chronologtcal .-agc ha'
done. h.n been to make our ''hole
\OCtety gerenophobac T'he lt:.lr and
hatred or old people .tnd the lear .lnd
hatred or our ·•ttmg bodle. .tnd the
proc~ of srowan~ old arc rc.tl pho
btas ilnd thcy\.c: reached ertdemtc
proportiOn\ "
fhc C.ruy P<tnther-. urc \Iron~
od\ <X'.ltc' ol an end to rnundutol}
h:Ltrcmen t. and huvc: wor~cd wuh
compnnic' such "" l ockhead Poln
'\\ illie and Phil'-relief
• • J ,. e111 •
'\\ 111ic and Phil' 8"C' a Ul'itc ol
what a real nto\ tc: 'hould be hkc:
after a lonil. dr. "ummcr 'i.tr.ah
Do.~lton tll\c;\ her r<:.lt:UOn' to the
oroductton ro1d and ConncctJcu t Vc:nenll to
.. ~onstruct work •
They !>upport apprenttt'e)hif)\ , job­
'jhunng and worl-study where the
young and old work together. "One
ph;uang m as the other phases out.·
C.ray Panthen. alo;o ud\locate-. a
montonum on age-segregated hou ...
mg. Kuhn ~1d ... Let\ age integrate to
revttalue our netghborhood!>." and
added, ~\\oc need to correct thec:rror of
a~c: ~gregahon the "'" ol dwtdlllg
the human famtly "
C.ray Pnnlher.. h~ been mvoh·ed in
'ou call thi n choice?
5
I od Burton e'4mane.. and woodeN
about this )c:tr\ poht•c:..~l uren.1
\\ hich ''-~m' to be \acant of
gladiator~> many experimental "house-shAring ..
pro8fllm' where people ot v-.trious
Jg~ h\-c logether, C<lch contributing
10 the hou~hold in u dtffercnt way.
Gray Panthe~ j, ~trongly opposed
to the U'IC of nudear po\loer and 'up­
portll the development ot ahe~the
energy 'ource 'u~h .s'i \Olar and wind
power
"uhn -.aid, '"11 then:" to be a ~e.
ll\eablc place for you and your -.;hild·
n:n. we: huvc to 'hut down tho~
nudear power plunt~ ...
Kuhn \poke of the "abhorrence of
(;ridders c rne out on
• top 4u.:;aan 7
1 he luotballtenm lut' been ha' tng
11s probkm.' latcl) but managed to
come out on top again La,t Saturday
apmst Wtstern Wa h1ngton wn~ung S220 mallion ol re\c:nues (rom
the cit~ns o( the greater Portland
&reb for those tWg nuclear rtJWCf
plant' How ndiculous! Ho\lo suictdal!
How \tel! Ho'\lo can ou stand u? You
can't afford it. That's lor ~ure"
Another ~ue tmportant to the
Gta)' Panther mo\-ement as that ot
hCilhh care. Kuhn -.atd, '"The Gray
Pantht" and the Amcncan Mn:hcal
Student "ociation and the men­
can Puhlic Health A :o.odation ha"~
orillnazed to vchc:mentl) ~upport
soci.:th1cd mcdt<:ine.-ASLC wants funds to complete lounge renovation
\ tcl0£·t•n~e pLm to rcrnodd the
\'I (. ltlun.,'t m• the b;J..cnwnt ell
I <'0\Jlkton m." b"oc''nll'•' re.tlit\ 1lthc . .
'tud<'nt llrt:;anllat'''" r!X'el\ c' th~o.
2 l.OOO 11 nc~o'(h tu '"''mrktc the
ptOfi"CI I<~'' \Cnr .Itt~ mph to n:mcxlc:lthc
luunge t.u lt:d ( ubu::tl' wuc 11\'tulh:d
hut th.lt ''a' il' (;u "' 11 \\C:Ot. How­
ever JHll~n·" '' nn""t •'l:l.lln •n "t:lll
I et \\ c•n,tem, Prc,ltJcntol "'' (.
d~nt.:u "hut ht "'"hcd thr nc:"
loUnJ.."'; l(l be
· I he Ill'" '' l ( lounge \\ •II tx· a
Increase in ethnic diversity Cllfllprt'hcn-.,,, 'tudcnt fucuh) ·\
hlc:nd 111 \lr~!allll.llltln Clltl~'t' '' 1lh ,,
'tud~:nt loung~.: I he rc:,uh' ell prn' 1d·
lllf th•' l.•c•ht\ nr..: man} -..tudcnt'
\\1111 huh 11 rchl\ctl atntthphcre {(\
~ad or \\all'h 1 \', I ht.: \ "''" hii\C thl"lr
''" n met: IIIli! ttlom Or~atll tutton'
'"" huH ll better lltlcructtc)n with .. m dent\ lo tht'ir enllrcl\ thC\4.: HllptO\(
mlnt' arc the mu111' lor th~: \'it (
Hnh:r to meet '" dc:'•llnattd
putpl"t:'
1 ,,~tcthtr Kcvtn llowot lind 1 et·
\\ Clll\li:ln flUI IO~lhtr a \\ 1\h l 1\l ..
"h1ch l'.lltl Pth;r,on \tUdtcd over th~
'ummcr and bcpan c:on .. truc:ung u
plan lor th< new '\ 'l C Ioong..:
1 h~ plan tncludr-. the rollowmg 'I c"'" and llurl.. Country <.luh"
Vulunl!:er' lm fund r.u'llll! actl\ tlln
or ''"'·onr hm tnp 'u~e'''""' 'hould
conhtet Putt• or nn 1\S I c
rcprc,cntu tl\ e
Two Chinese students to study here C urpc:t dark ttr~n (\ lQ~ ~0}
.lutt tc \lltred wullpaper ( 7S7 94)
Onk b.l,t·bourd' und tr1m
(~10t17 31)
f urnnurc: • modular '}'lh~m
•Jlrobbcr" (\I l.47C'I97) \\hen "'~cd \\-h} the -\ "' ( lounge
"~•np con\ldc:Hd lot reno\ a lion •llld
not the gume room ~ h1c:h tt'«l\ ~
more bU'tlOC\\, Patll re.pondcd "lor
one th1nr the lounge 0«:\.'th tl more
I he lurntturc 10 the lounJ.tl! WU\ hudt 8
) cu" a~o b} a ":>tudcnt and could be
dr-.cnbe:d a' mdcstruc:ublc' It " put
together wuh both! I he mu111 rt:ll'lon
thoulth " thot 1\ "l ( hu' ':>O much
potcntml If 11 \\-ere a more dcmubl~
pluce to be. mn~ be people would
become more 1nvohcd 1n the uctl\ '"l"
held there. 1 c 'tudcnt gtwernmcnt It
could provide; II phlC\: for off -t:nmpu,
people to 'tud\ and huvc a cup of
COUcc 10 .1 I'Cili\Cd UlrnO\phcrc· \nn Ra~en
1 \\\l nt" \tudcnh I rom Maanlnnd
Chm.1 am'-c:d .11 t t" '' .tnd (lark th"
term to bc:gm \tud•c' "1th the 1\mcr•
un l Ull8'Jill'' ln,tttutc
t 1.1n~ Chon~ <~rmcd la't \\cd.
rrom 'lungha• ,, nd '' "' '"~ '" ( OJ'I.'­
Iand llall lo'l:ph 'hen. lrt'lm Nan
( hing. h.,, oln:ad\ ~..,_-n '" p,,nland
lor u )car. ll\1n~ \\llh hi' "'tcr and
'tu'J\ an~ .11 Ponlund Commum t~
{ "lle._'t'
Bllth 'tudcnl' \Uld that thl'\ had
come tt'l 1111:. l \ to ''ud\ hl.•c-..tthC 11
"'-a' tmpo ,,bk lor them to dn ''' in
( hmu
Shcn ~.ud, '"I ,,.~,n· l .JIIO\H'd to gu
to coliC!,'C 1n l hma 'o I~'' ~ nll-.~e' 'o
mam ~tudcn t It '' d•lhcull C\ en 11
\Oil h,l\(' the 0\1101:\ In \ml'll~;a it"
d11Jcrcnt. I \\'I') c1n~· <11n g1liO dHlCll w
~hen '' n 'cll·taught mu't\:llln '' ho prole Mtln~tlh cnnduct' and plu\' the
plano '" uddtllon to <lthcr kc:~ bourd
'"'trumc:nt' '\her complc11np h•'
h•!:lh 'chnollc\CI da"c.'· 'I hen \\llrkcd
\\lth I he ''mJ'Ihnll\ on. he; \lru tn un
l htnl! He t'l pn.-..tnth pla\m~ the
acctudtOJn ut the Rhmdunder Rc,ldU·
rant m PMtlund to hdp pu\ hi\ tutllon
CO\ I\
In Jdduon tn ht~ \Hlllnp und 'tud\
,L.,n, cht"C'\ '"'hAl 1. Shco t\ 'tudy­
in~ pmno and tonul thcol) mutortng
m comrx"'tion lie hOJ't" to 'Ill\ on at
I c ''''and Clurk to t;!Cl h" degrcl llc
'•lid ~1 M,e mo't ~' Cf}thtng here It\
the pc:rfcct pl.tl'C lor 'llld) ..
Chung ..atd h1' du"c~ M"C good .md
h~· cnJo'' II\ •nt:! •n the dorm hut
• \mcn~.m 'tutknt' arc mul't' ~r.a \
C'hllle\1: IUd( Ill\ ,lfC OltHt qukt ( h1·
n~:'~ .. tuden" .thvu}' \IUch hun.!·
\ltct ~·radu.llmg lltlOl htgh '~'hllcll
lc\cl cl.'l"t.~ l hmtg \\Cir~l ·d dr~~o tn~ ,,
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TM Untw~ ot San D~ doM not ctlac:rimln.t. on tt1e be• of tKa, .... color, rel!an, .... netJonal ..Ddmil. ance .. ry, Of handiCap In Jta polldn and PftljlramL L.L\.:
• crnnc Chong' uncle arran~cd ""
'tud\ .u I <.. Arter \tUd) lll8 lntth'h
hc:n: (hong pl.1o' to 'tud\ .11 .1nothcr
UOI\Cr\IIV
'\hen 'u) ~ that mun) voun~ ( tu­
Ol''-' "ho tan not pet mto Unt\Cr\llle'
1n <. hmt~ .uc •tn tn!l 'en h.trd to 8l'l
pcrm•"mn to cumc to 1\mcnc:u ..
Shcn aho ,u.fdcd that ( hmc\l' un1
\Cr\llll"' <H\: tx:~lllniO~ tO get ~Iter
but duung the culturul re' olut1on
lllfhcr c:du..:o~tuln wa' ncarl} nonnl\t
cnt m C hma
"I or ten vcur, noth1ng tt• rc11d
nnthm~ tn 'tud\ l>unnr th~o cultural
tC\ oiUIIClll \ llU \\-QUid not fl:.11 n <tO)·
t hm~ tmt rc\ nlut ton
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Pamt lm \\UI" and 'tam lor onk
(not }et dcterm1ned CO\I)
Pu111 i\ \td.mg help from \Unou'
10\lltUllOn \ .tnd tnlt.:ft\t group' f h~:
Mothtl \ (lull h,,, e'ttrnuted the) "ill
be ·•hie 111 c.:ontributc .1bout $2.000
Other ttrOUfl' ~tng con,tdercd arc the
•• lumnt. the lfU\ICC\, I cmrlclt\n ~til·
dent Center. the Senutc. l he l nul
Room Cthtv ~o-..ttma tc ~1.000 frum the
ptnbitll machmc' '"II be U\illluhlc)
und po'>!>Jbl} vurwu' bu"n'''':' und
tndl\ •duuh ''-ho "1\h to dunatc ,o
thut the\ can huH the loung~; numl·d
after them I owl contnbullon~ 'o
hll C4UUl S4.0()()
P;lltt "·•"o plunmng dtlll'rl·nt lund
rai\111~ .let I\ lllc' 'udl a' car~ puck
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the gumc: room \\htch t!l 'mokc:-
filk'CJ It would contnbutc to the cam­
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Pioneer Log, October \ 1980 I'
~arah ()a
\h, wt
Wllllt an
bombard<
mcn:ml rn
I he C:-'1
l rban ( (
,md Cimoll
ccrto.n tht
uy hud 1
doomed I
''cd and
OolTIO':> Ol
the c-tcepl
Wllllt aJ
mon dtno
C)(J)COCOtt
'>'-lth fam1l
\clla~.OO\Cl
of the trio
"Tno" i
No. it\ n
( onnle Col
He\ rd
hero H" m
\\111 be pcr1
1\1 Ftr Acrei
through O~o
Rernold~
I heater de
one of thl· rr,
rector\ 111 Cl
be:'t known
but hU\ IOUI
Mo\1 ol !
mental drat
Rock
Pioneer ttion
lur L. ( ountn Club
lund r111"ng Ut:ll\ IIIC:\
1ng \U!I.tlt'llon ' 'hould
111 or un J\'\l C
Mh~ the A\1 ( hlUnttc
red for rcnt>vuuun ttnd
room wluc h rcc:~l\lc\
f1,JIII rc,ronded ~ror
nungc need~ 11 more
11 he loun~c ~"' buth H
)tlldtnt and could bf
dc,tructible' ' II " put
oil'' 1 he ma~n rco-.on
A<;LC ho' \0 much
~>ere o mort: tlc'itrublc
110ybc flCOpl~ would
\ol\.ed tnthtalll\ttll"\
tudcnt gm ernmcnt II
plucc for ofl-cnmpu~
1 and huH .1 t.Up of
•c:lul'.ed lllm~phcrt
uld breathe . not h~c:
ll ~htch " \moJ..c­
ontnbutc to lhl cam
1'\(:0plc would ha\c a
cc: to come und
"' to huvc 'umc: 'on
,g" when the Ioong\'
C\pcu to hnd 1n the
Ill be 'ct-up .. , .a pial'\.
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lur "hght" \IUd} 101;.
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lo dectdt hO\\ J')ratll
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..,a,..h Dalton
Ah ''hut n rchcl Puul MliiUI L.y\
WIIUt and l)hll " ulter J 'ummc:r
bombarded wnh contrtv~d und com·
me rem I mo\. 1c'
1 he e'rlo"on ol wur k., of .1n hL.c
Urban < owbo), lhe Blues Brothen
and t;mokey and the Bandit l hud me
cc:rtu10 thnt the \mcnom him tndu!t
uy had cracked Mo\icgoc~ were
doomed to O\ erpnccd ~nsat1onnl ·
i1cd nnd \C:Xtst l:mta'lte\ Tao;tcful s<X.
nano'> or ~alitv '~mcd c:~ttmct wtth
the exceJlliOn ol Fame.
Wllllt and Pltlltouc:hc!> on the com
mon denomtnato~ of m~tturc humun
c:<pc:nencc I found lll)~clf gagghng
"''h lamthant~ .1nd 'qutrmmg wuh
.. ctl-con)c:tou~ cmbdre..,ment at many
of the tno' e-.capude\
1 no-~~ the L.cy word to the film
No 11':. not a cliche: dctoihn~t of a
Chaikin's t
(onnle Col~
He\ f dgnr Reynold'' cultural
hero His name. "Jo)Cph C.hJtltn and
\\.111 bt pc:rformmg on the mam,tngc
at I ir Acrt'> Theatre from October ll
throutth October I 5
Reynold' c.hatrmun of the t.t
1 hc.Hc:r department , c.all' ChatL.m
onl' oltht mo't udvcnturou:. actor dt
rc:~tof\ 111 cll.pcnntcntal dr.1mo He ''
tx-..t L.nown lor hi'" ork rn ~c:~ York.
but hth tour~d many college'> '" well
Mo'>t of Chutktn\ worL. 10 c,._pcn
m( nhtl dmmn wu .. tn lht late: MMIC'>
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olVUIII gmtlt mcnngc -.J•ttOIS, but ,1
cn~ntv c. de pte tum of lu"c hct ween
two men .tnd a wom.1n
h \tart\ an New York 101970 Wtlhc
and f"htl meet .u :1 T rulhtut him fe\11·
vul The~ both wannu get l.lld and
they both "'harcd o "4.'1\~ ol humor
huted the ~ar 1n \ tctnnm ond lo\:cd
frnnco1) I ruffnut "
l he} arc bc,IUuful ""-} men yet
then duo .em\ tncomplcte r nter the
bu ~om and dchghtlully ubrus1vc. Kc.n
tucky od,cntur<.') Jc.tncttc. and the
ctrcle •~ neat. tady and whole
Thctr ildventurc-. arc gutdtd b) _.
nurrutor 1 he technique'' remtnt'>c:cnt
of o bedtime story ont tlunl..~ of fau;
tnlt' Willie and Phil ,,.. no laaryt"'lc
but '>Oftcore rc:<thty l here '" no gro­
tC\qUc \CX no htdeou' car cJut,C'I, .1nd
no drngon' but everything from
crunchy foil day' to the fir.~ actd tnp Due to the mutual loH: between
them. there i'> '"' jcaluU') bct~een the:
men reg..udtng kancttc. It '" u hll too
1dcaii\IIC thc:mt thnt hove" the film
I he ~ntro.~n ctn!l dtuloguc und tltrectton
b)' MaJUr'lk). huwe\cr, mak~ 1t
behc.v<t blc.
~1 th10k our dollntt'\ o.~rc: inter­
locked forever, M'UY' Jeunett< wuh a
1\'lnge of ~rc :hm ..l'> they Ia) on the
'>tark whuc: Ooor of Ph1l\ pholo­
grurhy \tudio I he ~uuement " a
loundatton for the n:51 of the film
fxemplary of tht pluyful n:nh~m of
the wor~ '' o \cc-ne 10 the fiN hall of
the mov1c Ph1l dcctdc' he needs 1o
drop actd to trtu~ht~n out hi\ hfe.
\\ tlhe und Jc.~neue dec1dc: to Join him.
lc.lncttc: g~ hystcflc.JI bcc..lusc she
~ant' her hand'> bud 1 lifo applt
JUice!· and 1n the end t\:cryone,
including Willu: '"' 'oothc:d b)' her
is physical gesture
and carl) \C:\COtl~ <\ grtal dcul of hts
d ramo fcx:u'\c:.. on phy:.lc...tl e\.pre .. slon
He tnc' to find ne~ way' to t ll.prc. .,
the: human condauon through hi\
play,
t l1s m~t .. tarthng acung comp.m)'
wn'i Opc:n Theater 10 Nc" YorL.
M ueh ol tht mutcnul that ( ha1k10
worked "'11h tn Open Thc;ucr ~a'>
wntten cxpectUIIy lor the group b)
Jean Claude van halite \\hen Opc:n
1 heater \\Ia'> Ill lb mo'>l \UCce,,ful
potnt. Ch.ukiO dt ... bandc:d the (om­
pany to .t'vOtd cammetCHlh'>m . C'hatt.. tn will be per(ormtng at hr
J\cre-. lor three day' and he ha' agreed
to "' m on ~oml of the; Jcttng cla-.~c:s
Reynold!~ fc:eh 1 hut th1' Wtll be a learn·
ang c:~tpeneno of gn;at value to rhe
Mudc:nh 'It\ rure to h.ne un .tni't of
I hut stutu~ here,· he ~aid
C hatlm ~•II perform t\1. o plo.~}">
about Jov<. on Matn .'itag~: • avuRe.
l O\c-Jnd Tongue'· "e;re ~nuen
(or ( hu1~10 b\ Sam Shepard. l 1\ic
mu-.u; wrll acc.ompan)' the: rluys. t\11
performances bcgm ut 8 p.m
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Pioneer Log; October l1980 m.tktng lo\c wuh Phtl
Well. Jc:..tncllc: marn~ Wtlhc tiler
the conccpuon ol aaby Zelda Phtl
movO' to L <\ tn search (ll gltller.
~nod dope and c.nual Wot co;.ut
money The nev. ly\\'cd~ go rurul. It
doc n ·, worl out. Jeanette: says, "I
ho.1tc: m~ hie. I "ant to t.tke my-.clf Jnd
my baby anywhere there 1s people •
\he too esca~ we twurd Jnd Wtl
lie to lndta"to meditate.: and hopcfull)
find htm\CII," Jcancttt mo"c:. m .,.. tth
Phil o.1nd hi" hot tub 10 Multbu. Eve.
ryone ~main' hc1ppy The love tri.1n·
glc.: conttnut"'
Wllllt and Phil \Cern~ hghtheaned
and yet the~ .. rc: \Orne tragic and
llmely sc::cn~ Phtl\ \'Cf) lt:alian and
very middle cl.l'i'i parents ,.j,,t him tn
Culiform_. The JUdtencc ~ thai not
everyone in \menca IS occcpttng ol
threc-WO) IO\'l:
rhc parenh on't '«Jeanette as un
intelhgcnt free woman rhcy sec 0
tmmp who" corrupttng thctr ,on and
the:} tell her ,o. Phtl i .. given un ulumu·
e$1 off all reg. list
price jazz LPs &
tapes with Lewis &
Clark I D
•Always new
releases on sale tUm. "ftthcr sh~ .tnd her k1d go to .t
hotel or Y.c'rc gmng h.Jclo; to 'c" Jc:r­
sc:~." M:uunk) ' lcuva J•hll "'11h no
c:hmcc but to tell htS parents to ~o
~ltrgot Ktddcr U5 Je.1nct1c: ha~
come It long wuv tnCIC her silly role ul
I ots Lane m ~upcrman . Uc:r aggres­
sive .. pint. eanh't benut:,; 11nd hu1ky
\Otc~ ore a perfc:tt match to M tete: I
Onkean·s rc:Ja·u:d Willie and Ray
Sh:J rkey\ hyper-cmnuonal Phil
l ~ ~JCtmg tn WiiJl~ and Phil as not
·.KIInp" .tt all. K1ddcr Onkaln ond
Sharke" ,pe-.sk "ith rer,orul.tnd con·
\CfUltOtUI lntOn3liOn . fhC.) Mt Wllh
lhctr legs tucked underneath them.
''PJl•nr wtne wuhan ease that tws the
audtenCt bchevmg they ure in t~
s.:amc room "1th them
-What 1:. th1~ thtng culled 'lo,c·'"' It
m..tv be the feeling you have" hen you
lca\.e a mo\ ie theat~ not regretting
the tnp out to Bei'vcnon or the .1.50
no longer in your pocket. Oh )CJJ! If
you twve a thtng for John Trn~;olta,
'tay awa) rrom Will~ and Phil.
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Lelah Ia) into abuse
Ho"' long an American Obety faal
to confront the tra.gac amphcauons of
child Abuse? With confrontation and
aw:uencss of these 1mplrauons. how
can people fad to add~ the cultural.
\oaal pohtal and economiC madnts.\
or our ataon. "'luch ~tuatc:s
among other senous problem~ the bat
teruf chdd syndrome"
I~ sta~ic:s 'bow thal o~;er 2.000
cluldrm are kalled each vear b) thetr
parents or parent substatutes (( D •
1980 Nauonal staUSllQ>) The esumated
anodena: of ctuld abUSt: that IS
rte'Orded and unrecorded rulb an to tht
mliholb m the liS
Ab~ unltCBted rulb an cvcle!.
from grnenuin to gcncrntJOn Abused
children ~ulfer emouon.tl and ~'ch~
logical damage whach muntfest~ aL~f m
beha,1or and adJU)tment problems
rhey suffer phygcalmJUf). mutilataolb
and death
The maJOrcatUC of dc:;.~th en chtldn::n
m th~counU)• as no longerattnbuted to
d~ but to thelf parents. lbe future
c:fTCit'U or. .:tnd tmplic:uaoru fol the
ph\~l emot1ooal and psychological
health of tho-.c children lhat survi"e,
must not be pla}cd down when JU tu.­
p<))ed to thex a.lamung and tnlgiC
d~th ~tal.l)tiG.
Abuse or nc:glcct ~ pre.cnt an all cdu­
cnuonal. oa:upauonal, econoll\Jc and
~cia~ They ha\e no bound~
1 he overall h1gh leveb of V10iena: an
our wiety and our aocept.aJlCC of 11. IS
tnnmatdy a part o( the ocxum:nc::e of
child abwc. TelcV1saon ~ a perfect
eumple. as the Mworlu practice their
own for of chdd and adult abuse.
CommurutJQ do suffer-from the
effccu of child a bust-1 he emouonal
harm that chddn:n sutTer may later
n:bound on .aac:ty m acts of c:rime and
.. iolcnce. The community also suffer.
b<:ause the ramalta 10\<>lved. iocuc:hng
c:hildn:n. when they gro~ older, are not
likely lO be r'QpoOSJblc membeB of
soac:t) I nstcotd, the) arc: hkely to
become a burdon on wclfun:. MM:ial
liCf\'ICCS and the crimmal justice
s.ysttmS
Amcnc:an OOet) Ui an)'thiog bu1
ehiJd.«nt.cn!d. indc:cd our children
have berome a burdc:n. wc:'vc no mon:
ume for them ThA omano\U ~nuauon
hal JenOUi and lragJC amplicauons
when you conwdcr our young people
to be out Nation\ most prccaou:.
nauona.l n:soura:. 1 hiS rc:.oura: mu.-.a
be utilin:d 1f we an:: to deal wath our
probktm dl~. For a& Slated by
Zaher Wahab
• American Society is in deep ui.1.lS
Our ~or 1nstrtutao~ arc lho\\1ng
sip ol bn:ak.iOB down Our cconom)' To the Editor
as m ~riou trouble. We arc expenenc­
ang resource: and mar\.c:t sau·cat~ . Our
tomgn pohC) lS pursumg a au.astr~
ph 11; course
'""-e arc hat \\1th mornl-alucal par.tl·
Y'-IS. Our soaalvmg agcnoes are failing
ma.serobl) There l!> cnsts of confidence
and le{Dltmacy Mental health tndta·
tor.. potnt to an alanmng Mtuatton
Our l.tves and laodsm~ arc c:lutterc:d
WJih JUnk. culture We areandeed on the
bnnl. of dasaster The )OQO<Uitural
S}~tem ~ under~ang a nef"ous bn:al­
down. We arc at a tumang potnt The
challenge: and perhaps opponuruty
have never been so grcnt ..
Granted greater S0031 awn~ or
the c:htld abuse problem and hencx of
the number of repon.\ made. and more
effc:ctl\-e dalll g;uhenng prooedul't:) all
contnbutc to the ancn:a..es tn chtld
abtUC \l.ltaQacs. "C\cnheless. these sta­
llstao \peal. of an alanmng truth. th•ll
or the \10ienl ..OIUIIO~ practtocd and
accepted m Amenca whach perwde all
of our maJor t~tttuttons
What ~ to be done? Wall \menc::m
Sooet} conttnue to ~rpc:tuate tiS
band-aad ~lutao~ e\en an the: area of
child abu-.e wuh the result~ bang
funhe:r death and suffenng'' Will we
~ the.e \Oiuttons to rc:d~ the abo-..~
W~tl.\lle!> to ·aa:cpt.ablc· level<., Jtb1 ~
the: US Go\'CJT\mentadJU'>~ tht ~accep­
table· bmtb for rudaauon eltposure.
and other po~lb that enter our bodaes
and minch''
For the kindl; or long-term results
..ought an the chald abuse traged}. I
beliv'evc: that not hang ~hon of u cultu­
ral. soaal. poltucal and econom1c Jn-o­
luuon as sulflOCnL I do not 'ICC the
anlu.\lon of more dollan. ~ an tnVlt.a·
bon to u~ and efTectJ\1(1'10.\ or any
number or proBJtlrm .umed at chald
abuse abatement I )0: more mone} as
maybe bang more helplul. but an and
of itsdf a co:.meuc \Oiuuon to the
deeper SOCla1 pathology 10 AmenC& inion
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thc<.e ttrc:atcr 10 ututaonal til'> 10 our
country
The abundance of hteroturc on chtld
abuse as comprcheru!>Ve enough to
andact sooet) o.s a whole as n:sponsable
for abused chlidrcn Whether our
mvol\.-ement L!> mtenttonal or unl0ten­
uona1 our attatudes. octton and anac-­
tton all contribute to our negligence! an
prolc:ctang the ngh~ health. wety and
development of our children
Though I find 11 hard tOc:tlVl.)tOn our
nauons goang through another rcvolu­
uon. I do belteve that we as Amencam..
need to reas.sess our mtSplaocd values.
mornh .tnd ethiC' Thl!> an i~f would
be a hc:althv bcgJnnnang for progresst\e
change
RwM.n Lelttla
Stmor
Grid pia. ers gripe
rhh ume II ha!> gone too rar We, the
Mtke Hednck Fan Club (lormerly the
Walburmarua~) . will stand for no
more. Dunng the pa't four years. whale
recel\e~ Brnd touffc:r and Dan Jones
were reoeivtng the nccolode!> of the
pres.' lor thc:tr outstandtng pia;,, we
were content wath the knowledge thatu
was onl} J)O'lltblc becalbe of the con­
cern opp())ang-defen!ICS held for the
othc:r nx:eavcr-one Mike Hedrick We
even tood quaedy by dunng the 1978
~n. when ~ u JUnior who staned
C\o-ery game. Make\ name was consptc­
uou\ by •~ absence an the program\
stanang line--up.. M1kc:\ name hac;
agam become co~ptcuou.' b} ·~
absence, thl!> ume at hru. been omitted
from the school\ Four \ear Letterman
• The age of opinion has com
Jonathan Bur1on
When I W3.\ a'>~ed :u the end of the last school year to be the optnaon edttor to
thu paper, 1 &ked my co-'otafref\ lf there "'~anything I could do to help facthtol
\\hat J ~~rd a.u .a {U"Cat respon."b1ht}
•Read n lot o( Rollmg StOM thiS 'ummer. • saad one. "and tale adeM fron
them·
The only thang about Rollmg ~totll' I respect l\ that they pubh\h Huntr
I homJ)5on when and af he: wnte<. Therefore. \\-'C~ I to talc tdea' from Roll"'
\tOll(' I ~ould hA\c to borrow from I homp on whach would menn JUmping
for on the \\-':lllmto tilt: deep end that m~ antc:mal or~n_., could not po-.o;ably 'u'uw
l~ ,hock In ,uch a 'tntc: of depnvntton the onl) layout I would be doang would b,
ptcturo of mutant 'wnmp zombac-.
"'unttng to mu~e o greater contnbutton thnn that. I waJJ curb oil naiUil
tcndcnctcS and dt\ ote ~~n~\ hours ol procaolb hbral) ttme toward!. bualdangl
better opuuon ~uon than C\Cr before
To do till!>. though. I Jm mal..mg ,, ~pcc~ul no-money down ofier for you. t~
averuge \1Udcnt. to keep ytlur adea oomang about what you would ltl..c: to rc:~,
more or lc..s of an the Plonl.'t'r l.og opanaon pages thlS year
tr there LS a ,ubjoct about school you would hl..e to ~ co-..ered. Pw11er>r
staHef\ arc an'l:aou .. ly awntttng command!> armed wuh pad and penetlto uns\\tf\
angl) 1roc~ do\\n the tough~t a~ agnme-nL\ thl' campu~ cnn throw out
Better )'t't, tul.c the IOttiUti\e and wnte omcthan~ your'ielf Jake a '!itand and lo
other\ ~now what ynu beheve-Whether you than~ there .. hould be more studc111
voiCe! on cnmpus. or 1f you ~nolbly beheve there arc too man) leaves on the
ground, <ocnd at an If nothing ebc, we11 have a g:rent ume reading it
II you :trc . ull ambivalent about o;ceang your name 10 boldface consadc:r t~
shon exampl~ of the hastory or the Log opimon pages
From tht offical cobwebbed files of the Plon«r IJJg t-'811. 1956 The li~
opanaon antch: w:u wnnen for the PlonNr IJJg (then known IU the Fv~plo~ l..o8
by past edator ~mson l. Woup. Wasp brutally attacked the campu.., administra­
taon WJth (almost) <~~landerous ac:cusauons of the hagh-lc:vcl educator\ fondltng thr
plants outsade the Manor Hou~
Wasp based Ius argument on the fact that the foliage had not bloomed by late
September . causing h~ behef that !>Omcthang w:u stunung the plants' devclo~
mcn1. Wa.sp later apolog1Ted and admtttcd that he hadn' rc:al11ed 11 was n late fat
that yc:ar After ht BJtlduauon . Wa.,p gamed great fame .a.s a doormat for tht
Waldori-AStona.
In 1965, o httle--known ~phomorc named Claudaa Starch, who had beet
previously mistakc:n for a hJStory textbook. launched the largest campaign •101
SAGA food ~rv~ m the cultnary corporataon\ ht5tory when she wrote an
opanion anacle accusing AGA of d1o;cnm10atang o~anst healthy food
• All acroc;s Amcnca one sees JUnk food being used to do che JOb of ~upplyan&
nounshment...- $tan;h wrote 10 her now-cl8.SS1c ~y ·When someone ha~ work to
be done. lake eaung lunch, eaghty percent of the tune a JUnl.. food will ~~ the JOb
·Where arc the JObl> for the health foods') The health foods are the overtook.c:6 ~ out-of-use and out-of....qyle The money-wn.sung JUnk fooods cann01
conunue to mamtaan their domanancc and rcpres.,tve practaces over minorit)
panaetpataon -
St.arc:he's comments caused a great uproar. marked by a month-long studtnl
stnke a~anst ()AGA to coinCide Wtth the lslall\JC holy month or Ramadan
SAGA responded at the end of the stnke by servmg the hungry studenl.l
left-ovm from the prcvaous month.
!.arch. fitttngly. went down an l C gastronomac hastory for heracttons She later
would legally chnnge her name to Alfalfa Sprout and laves today an her viCtol)
garden outsade alcm.
II ~but an p~ang that I menu on that from 1966 to 1977there "'ere no opmtoN
at Lcwi!. and Clark
T odoy however marked by a rcb1nh of forgotten dedcadenoe, the optmon
~uon b •arong agaan. Renewed tntcn::st 10 camp~ developmentS should e~urea
multttude of dt\iefSII} an the comang -.chool year
In the next few mont~ don' ht:Sltatc: to be a part ofyouroolkgeoommunit)
\\1 ntc to u!> ~re at the l..og offiot!>. or 'top by But bnng alrm
Better yc:t. JOan the ~tafT 1 here are great opponuruu~ unfoldang an t~ umes
Grnb ror them Oh. and by the way, 11 lool..s great on tron\cnpb
)(HlOthon Burton 1s. among other tlungJ. on opu11onottd wnter who /)(oJ,e,•tJ
that 111'" 1popn.' ~hould ho\~ o ·s,rotch m~ .rmt/1 m('· ~pOO! for polauol amdtJ
and Roru.Jd Rt~an SJX.¥d~J
Boord d~patc: the fact 11 clearly
belon~ It ~ an outrugc: and to quote
'ltar center 1 ony "fnl!>" Han\en. "Mike
Hednck ~ an tmptrouon to us all
and tt'~ u shame to '>« ham left ou1 an
the cold"
Funhermore. we arc abo dl...ap­
poanted by the deca\ton to conven four
year lc:uerman Fmnco f-errua' name
to Fronk Ferrun It LS .an tn\ult to ha\ proud hentage and both an apology
and com:cuon arc Ullk:d for
Don Cohen. Stmor
Tim Olck, Senior
Gng Nichols, Stmor
Jomts P Morgan. Junior
It ll .t poor ~I commentary that
~ly arc far rcachang ~I n::fonm
acted upon tn our nation: ·Refonns·
which a~ enacted. arej~t I tberul !>haJ...
low loOiuuo~ that give the fabe apper·
ance, of contributing to real progrc:s.s
and ( haogc, an abaung the "ef)i real
multlfaccd p.ttholog)', pcrva..\1\l:ly eva­
dent all o .. er the L S Ecltor: Mike McKenzie 1oneer
On our p~nt couN;. our tO.\ttlu­
liO!b wtll alwtt)' prodi.M% a "o~1ant
and tm.'f.ming .-uppl} of abused chtld­
rcn for our band-iltdc ~I progr.um
10 addre:.s Tha wall be: \0 unti ~
address the root~~ of lhc problem n~ther
than the ~ymptoms
lllc:re L!> iln ..abundance or contem­
pontl) authOr\ who do a rc:splendenl
job or de:scnbing the roots of the ·~u­
tutional db m Amenat. The chtld
abuse syndrome ~ tnscparable from
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Pioneer log, Oc1ober t 1980 'od Bw1or
Thank G
tml convent
end Anotr,
for urut}, o
tnlef\'IC:W W
dcletlallon
Amcnans
rronlal lob<:
T~ con
entcnnamng
\Cn.lmtng ll
dignatari~. ' • dan~ rout1
good ume (!
1 Unfonun.
anvttcd to tt
and Detroit,
not ,o-color
Jamm) Cnt'
Arc the Arr
lied With the
let u'> not for
attempting I
cho1ce"
But one r11
d1d Caner gc
given h1~ fo1l
nom1c woes.
tam n consu
dad Ronald I
tndjudgemc
nomac and f
of the Vlnuc
get the Rep
ex pe nenc:ed 1
ard Baker or
Arc these
andtdates to
the lan<P Th
mgs and deall
On o~ Sl
spendmg mot
dlt!> of ac:c(
hnystock. wh
Todd Nisse11
There ore
that are tn$pl
me more tha
are unated tl'\
There t<. "<l
the comrode1
when they C!
C<Jch other t(
There are
and 10 the p
thiS Untty fJ
Ou~ wh
hockey team
~uch lime.
It wa.' not
lJ S team I
fc:arcd advc:~
worked. Cou~
to do II AI
rcccaved lhc
ve
Kimberly 8
The ud~;en
'ynonymou ..
and thl!> yea
ponang th
I he c\c:r po
'tocl \. com ·
and '"Save l
ttnut::-. a~ uba
M\'1~ • The: clu,,ic
appro:~tam atel
~,...., (le\.lfl)l\ on
that uwmn~ a
,., .1 pn:rcqut'a
est and thard
ts the: p~ud
1 he most
t;umpu, '' th
'' r.ught I eM (
Wide-\\ ale: co
'>lc:c:\led 'htn •
• • 1n1on
1as comE • • s m
be the opmum edt tor c
ould do to help fnctulat
:, "and take tdC:U'i rron
at they pubh~h Hunte
.ake adea\ from Roll11fj
vould mean JUmpang
1uld not J>O".'>tbly \U.\laJr
~ould be domg would b
I will curb nll natur~
lme toward' butldang
town oOer for you, t~
tou would hk.e to I"Cll
idf
~ co vcrcd. Picml!f' r
and pc:nctlto un.\\'
QJl thrO\\ OUI
If Ta~e a ~tnnd and Jc,
'lould be more \tudeno
10 many leave:. on thr
: teadtng II
oldfacc, consader the::\!
Fall, 1956 The fit'f
'las the Fv~ploce Logt
~ campu.' admmis1rn
:duauo~ (ondhng thr
I not bloomed by late
g the plants' develop­
alized u was a late (nl
as a doonruu for thr
,arch, who had beet
gest camprugn agaans:.
r when she wrote nn
calthy food
' the job of supplymr
:someone has wor~ to • bod wlll get the JOb
is a~ the overlooked
,unk fooods cnnn01
• • ctta:s over manont)
month--long studeol
'lth of Ramadan.
the hungry ~ludenb
heractton~ She later
today an her v~ol')
ere were no opantol\l
adence. the optntor.
enl'> should e~ure •
·college commurul)
~
ldang m these um~
mpu
ll'nt~r who ~hl!v~
(or polmro/ amd"
both an apolog}
:ailed for 1od Burton
T hunk God the ~ummer'~ pl"e'jtdc:n­
IUll conveniiOI'\\ mcrc:tfully came to an
end Another pohllaal specch calhng
(or uruty, or another Wnher Cronkate
antcrvtew wath a member of the Texas
delc:gauon would have g,ven most
·\mcnca~ good l"ea\on to co~ade r a
frontal lobotomy
The convention" dad have their
entcnnining momc:nL'I though The
· ~rtaming people the ho~t o( pohttc:al
dtttnita.ri~ and the colorful song and
dance routmeo. definttely rn.1de it a
good time for all tho~ m attendance
Unfonunutely for tJ..\ monab not
mvucd to the ~pcctucle\ m Ne" York
ond (l.;trott, we have been left wath 1 wo
not ,o-<:olorful pre.'itdenttaJ aandidate:.
Jtmm) Caner and Ronald Reagan.
Are the Amenc:an people really satas­
rted \1.1th the~ two chotccs'' 0( cou~ .
let u .. not forget John Anderson. who b
nttemptmg to offer the voters n Mreal
choac:e •
But one miJ~t shll wonder why Why
dtd Caner get has pany\ renommauon
g~o,.en hiS fat lure to treat Amenc:a \ear
nomac woo, and hiS umbahty to mam­
tatn a con.\IStent foretgn policy? Why
dad Ronald Reagan, whose knowledge
~ond JUdgement towar~ cunng our eco­
nomic and forogn cnst'SCS equals that
of the V1nue of the Boston Strangler.
get the Republican nod over more
e~penenoed aand1dntes such as How­
ard & ~er or George Bush''
Are 1~ people the bes1 qualified
C1nd1dntes to hold the htghest office in
the land' The post<onvenllon wheel­
mgs and deahngs seems to tndacate not?
On one sade. the Cnner cnmp lS
spendang most of tiS ume find1ng nee­
dl~ of acc:omphshmcnt an Caners
haymack. whale tgnonng the fact that
Todd Nissen
There nn: many things an the world
that nrc tn~panng , but nothang touches
me more than to see people when they
an: unated an a group
There'" ~ometh1ng about the unaty.
the comrndene of a ..ecoon of people
when they compromase wtth and for
each ather to reach a common goal
There are mnny tam~ an the past
and an the pte:\Cnt when I hnve seen
tha-. umtv The 1980 Wmter Olymptc
Ga~ when the Untted States
hockey team beat the ov1eb was one
\Uch tame
It wa~ not JU.'it the fact that a crocl
L S teum had beaten their most
rean:d adver.anes, but thai they had
worked. fought and ~weated together
to do 11 And when the1r captam
receaved Jht gold medal, he turned
• the Pre~tdcnt hal'l already 'ipent h" fi"t
thrcc:-and-a ·haU year. an oflicx bulkm~
on one rompnagn promt'IC uftt'f
llnOlhct
On the other "de, Reagan\ recrnt
t'4'o-Chmu pohcy and h•s Ku Klu~
Klan poke nt the South nlon~ wuh
several other blundel"\. hu\ left ht!> cnm·
paagners pi"C"-()Q;upaed With pulhng the
foot out of thear mun') mouth
John Anderson in the meanttme hu~
been un.\IJGIOe'l..,fully -.cckmg ~uppon
from the I:Orp'l of dt-.cnchdnted hbetal\
Hi..., run nang mate. *H 1. you don' kno"
me but. .. " Patnck Luet) wall he a c1nch
for the /lC)(t \merirun r ltprc" C'ard
commc:rctal All an all, I fed 11 ~\ale to
~y that the pn::.tdcnllal poltttQ.Of 1980
hu:. not left much for the Amena.n
voter to lool forward to
America has entered
into a politics of
no choice
Til<-prevathng nttttude of th~ clec·
t1on year seem.'> 10 be gc:nred toworch
an "anyone but Caner· or an ·anyo~
but Reagan .. approach
A recent Tim~ maga11ne survey
reponed thnt dcspttc the fact a vtrtual
deadlock eJtiStcd between the two
maJor <:and1dates an voter popul.n.nry,
only II percent of the people polled
exp~ gc:nutnc enthusaa m for Rea­
gan whtlc a mere nane percent felt t~
same towards Caner
Gao,.en ttu~ type of 1nformatton one
can conclude that Amencn h.a~ entered
tnto a pohtacs of no chOtOC, where one tS
forced to vote ag;:unst a cnndadate they
don't want rather than cnst a smcere
vote In favor of a c:nndtdate. Who ''to blame (or thl\ m~c;., Oue
need not look fanher than the cundt·
dul~ themselves . 1 hey hnve become
the bc:ncfactol'\ of a growang flood of
di'lenchantment and cmL' Thc1r abal·
11y to d~l wath lhc:\C problem' ho'4'·
ever L' another !itory
Dc.-.pJie clmrn.' ol succc'' b) the Car·
ter admmastration , the Pf'C:.\1dent \
rtign ha-. not proved to be wry 1m pre-.
save Caner rna} be: a nice guy but hiS
ma1or fuult l\ simply that he ~ not an
admaru~rr.uor a t.llenr imperauo,.c: to
1~ o0'10; of Chtcl £xccuttve . Amc:ncu
ha' }C1 to re.1p the hnr.est of Caner\
ecanomic program hiS energ) pro­
gram. or hi.'> Middle Enst and ~All fJ
ncgottat1ons The last of Caner' non­
ac:comphshmenb go on ond on.
Yet Caner's renomanauon COrne!> a ..
no wrp~ He became the •tuc~y-vic­
tlm of that strange phenomenon that
dunng a tame or l.'nStS, \'IJ~VU Iran
and 1\(ghanastan. the Presadmt'' popu·
lanty rues sagnilic:antly, disregardang
hiS abihty to handle the .. ,tuauon
Caner used tlus to tl\ fullest odvun·
t:lgc He: stayed 10 the Whne House
dunng much of the Pnmary o.;cason
He consastently ref\J..\Cid to deb3te led
Kennedy on the grounds that he had
too many ·mstS duues· to perform
Caner\ Wtute House V1gtl and avoi­
dance of Kennedy pa~d ofT as he won
most or the early pnmanes, gJV1ng ham
the edge oo,.~ hts DemocratJC counter·
pan But by late spnng Carter's asob­
taoru~ -.trategy had faded and "0 had
has populanty
Unfonunatdy. thiS d1d not occur
until he had clmched the nomanauon.
bccau-.e those who voted for tum m
February March. and April were now
forced to vote for htm an August. Had
thJS not occurc:d. the Democrauc pany m•aht have pteked u more capable
man, Ted Kennedy. to replace the ICM
eopablc .ltmmy Caner
l oolong on the Republtcnn SJde w~:
have Ronald Reagan, uctor Reagan\
'tn:ngth i~ that he ha\ incorporuted h~
Hollywood rouunc into hi~ ma: (or the
presidency . He lalks of prOlopcnty,
po\\er, and preo.tige. and his hollo\\
plalltudc:s are const~tcnt wnh the nice
things people h>\e to hear.
Unfonun.ttcly. hl5 uno.tge a-. Presi­
dent ~ actually a front for ht.S real
home. a pohucul fantas} land Ho~A
Reapn plun' to cut tal(~ b\ one tril­
lton dollat:\ over the: next thn:c )ears.
mcrca~ our defense spcndmg and
social 'iCC\Inty prognuns. and then end
up wath a balanced budget oatpe:!t me
The candadate have
become the benefactor s
of a flood of
disenchantment
For one. 11 &) argued that a ~MSS~Ye
IJlX-cut tS tncted1bly anlbuonary some-­
thmg Amc:nca could probably do wuh-­
out f-unhennore. Reagan's ancptncss
on foreign policy ~ has lead him to
beLie'.-e that ...,.egairung· America\ rrul-
1ua.ry supenority is the onswcr He
doc:sn\ ~m to take into account that
this hawkish strategy can aausc an
escalated arms race. not to mcnuon a
war
Ronald Reagan is a c:ro\\d plcaser.
b4Jt he IS ddirutely not the penon to
reside tn the Whue House for the next
four years. He~ drop an popularity over
lhe past two months from over SO per­
cent to under 40 percent tndiauc:s that
Gluing our puzzled society together
around nnd offered lito the rest of the
team because all ol them had earned
at
Another anslance of unary Wil'> at an
Austrahan hagh school I vasatcd ttU
past summer r hear ~naor cln."'-wtu
the ci<XC:St most unafied group I had
cver~n They worked togctherwtth­
out he.Jtatton und when one needed
~se~tance there were alway:; more
than enough olTel'!l
On a more local '\aile., I have -.een
tht\ happenang here at l cwas and
Clark. People wuttang for thear
teacher:. to amve talk about the cl~
and 'o are untfied 10 a way Another very strong example L' lafe
an the dorms Hen:. people hve
together and expenence things that
other fnendo; may not. They waat out
electrical !~.hortagcs and ace ~to~
'together These tbmp bond them in a
lcenaan way
Other bonds and bond!> that might
not be very hu aw:ly, are th<N: of men
tn wnr Nothang else brin~ men cln-.er
than when the} are in comb3t. Thi, i..o;
true because an very fe\\ other tn)tan­
ce; are men in a posit1on where the\
depend on each other for their own
pl"e'jervauon
People .strive: for these common
goul~ an many wa~ Athlettc team.'-b.tnd'i. ca.'lts of pia~ and crews of a
wor~sh1ft are e'\ample.
I have ortcn wondered why thbe
feelings of unity and togetherness
couldn 'I be applied to mankand a~ a
whole 1 hen I realiled that 3long with
the uuttnc.:t to wor~ together. there is
abo the irutinct of aggn::s .. ton. thus
preo,.enting U.\ to e\ic:r be fuUy unified
It tws been );lid th.tt we live an a
'oc:ict)' th.ll as hasvtl) geared lo~ard
the: indtvtd\141 People will \\otl
together and ftght together but ~hen
11 as oo,.er they wtll return to thetr own
thought' and problerru and carry on
&!\ mdivaduub. Amerac:a is nurtang. to realiJc Rc:a(tltn'
folltes.
Then there .1..' John Andenon. who
clauru he is brinJinB J nc" ~tyle of
polalta to the Am~c.an pcctrum HIS
Nataonal Unity tid.et tncs to do just
th.H Bastcally. nil Andc:non lS doing.,
combinmg h~ fu.ml c:oRKr.atism with
some hheral prescnpttons on sev~ral
moral l~a ~ ERA .. ubonion. and
gay nghts.
I \\ould argue that AndeBon as
not hang new For eurnaplc, h11 "oung
record dunng hu lb-)Qr SC1"VlCr 10
Congress ha$ dasplt~)-ed Mrong coniC~'·
V3tl\e J)OSihOilS, tndudtng \Uppon of
• t.Jton's \'ieln:am pohae.. Tht.' cunsa·
vausm ha." c:amed throughout t~
1970~~ a~ ~ell
Secondly, dunn& has tnp to l"rael
thtS 'ummc:r \n<knoo !.Upponcd
ls.raeJ's dect~ion to mo~ it c.Jpttal to
the holy Clly af Jci'US<Jicm . J lu~IIC
employed by m.my politicians an order
to g;:un some sympath> rrom Arncnca \
Jewe~h popubhon
Anderson c:um:nlly c:ames a -.cry
na.rrow b;uc wtth him along the Clm·
patgn tnul He has some college !.tu­
dcnt.s and uppcr<Ws Liberals under his
arm. but w far docs noc h.a~ the
endorsement o( any labor union.\,
Blac" tntcrcst gTOUJU. or other tnfluen­
ua.l laberal orpna.ations. For Ander·
son. )CC!ng will be believin&-
Amc:nca tn the pa.\t has come up
With some good pn:::sldenu when tunes
"ere tough; Tedd) R005C'\.c.lt. Frank­
hn Roosevelt, and Jacl Kenncd)' to
name a few I suspect times Jna) be:
n:aUy tough by the lime J984 rolli
around. In any asse. With 11uch A dose
pn:::sldential rn« at hand. the debata
will most bkc.ly male or bn:ak the c:an­
dtdates.. and perhaps gJVe the "otc:n .an
idea Of who IS the bc::sl of the lot.
This lead:~o me to thin~ of other
arutan~ when: people ha\oc <Jhan:d
common problc:rru and thoughts for a
penod of tune. and then paned wath-­
out goodbye or a feeling of loss.
I hao,.e been in the p<Hthon where I
have: worked wath another penon at a
job tor a fe\\ mont~. then one of u.;,
quit :snd \\e lett ~Atth a ca\uaJ -good
b~- . It was alway" on my mind \\-h)'
people would soon forget ~h:quatntan-­
~ the) had once held. until I n:ahred
that thc:sc holes were quickly filled b)
ot~r acquaintances
E\-en though I kno\\ mankind '4'111
nco,.er be full) Untted,l w1ll Dl:"l:rtt:!st:
to be thnlled b} a group uniting ror a
common cause. People need people
and rna11 be th:u"s whatthe) are ad mat­
ting when they work 3nd c:ompromi~
together.
'wn. Smior
k, Snuor
·hols. Semor
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I inion Editor. Kimberly Bat1a
1 ht ad\lent ol -.chool " )Omewha t
\)nOn)'mO U\ Wtlh new raJI fll\htO~
and th1<:~ year\ .. tudenc.. ~m to be
sponang three ba\IC (a\htOrb o( style
I h<-c:\c:r popular l ev" .tnd Birkc:n­
''ocl \, complete wtth u bad.psd
and 'Su ve I he \\ hale," button 'on­
tanue- 11~ ubaquatou' reagn tn camp~
\t}le\
I h~ c;la"tc loo._ can tx: '-potted on
approxama tcl~· every lilth peNon,
C.IX..'Ctally on freshman who were told
that ov.ning ut len \I one .tlJig..Jtor 'htrt
L'> il pren:l.jUI\tlt tor t:ollegc 1 he new­
~~ ant.lthtrd ll'lpctl ol ~mpu" l~haon
L\ the p-.cudo-ru't'ppae
I he mo'lt crroncolb oonCX'pl on
c..1mpu' '' thut ilD\' 'tudc:nt donnang
~tr..ugh1 leg ( 14-:!0 mchc\ an Width)
"tdt wale corduroy punt.... a \hon­
'ltc\led 'hin wath a reptile over the left napplc: and a pair of boauns shoe\~ a
prep
A P\(:Udo-prep may appear IitLe a
thoroughbred lrom the OUt"ilde, but
clothang label" and other 'ubtlc di.'­
tanctaon., ore a dead gavt.""3WU)
For example.. take the cia :o;JC nnV)
blue bra~'·buttoned bla.lcr ·\true lvv • Leaguer would own one an etth<:r
a)IOO pc:rocnt \lr~m wool or b)l rt'l.h
hncn T he button' would eat her c:.<HT)
the ow~r\ inatml) or dl\pluv a nautt­
cul emblem
An amatatton prep can be 'let'n don·
nans •• vuricl} of strnulntcxl .preppie
wear. I he mO\t common an; rayon
~.._hu ~ ... -.luc.l<. and " pol)'t.'\lcr 'htn
wath a .. urrogute anunal (a to:\)
embroadcred on the front
ll nlonunatel) \\hat W..L' on~ n
'ophi\IIC.Ollcd. pructi~;-:tl, und 'omc­
what commendatory mc-.tn' ol drti.~­
mg ha' no\\ become u \)'lldtmted fod.
\tores art' boo,ltng u huge \'Urtet\ of "collegtate clolhang· and Mpreppie
pla1d!> ..
Men·-. clochang ~tores aare promot
ang 'tratght-lcg pleated p:lnb.tube
jackcl,, wo~ted wool ~lann) UC\..
'omettml:' worn wuh tie bdr.., and of
COUr\C ..addle shoe-. and loafel"\
Pn:ppae as th upel\ or ta,hion und
e\C'~ major depanmcnt 'tore jo, gtt·
ltng mto the: a~;t. Thear ne\\ fall hlle'l
un: c.arbon cop1cs ol thas )enr\
ta.-.h1on layout~ but authentac prep'
usuall) hop 1n .:.pectuhy -;tore:-.
Portland offel' a lew such -.tor~ a'
Richard'l> lamlled. Wot (· nd. und
Mer~nt1le Mail--order t".ttalu!P" \U\:h
n.d <• Hool.; and I albot\ are .. tilllhe
most elite dothaer:<. in da .... le design.
Not onl~ doc.. ~nain clothing
mnrl an ltnginul pr1:p. but ~• compleh:
li~ ot acce...~ncs ua:ompany ~h
preppie. Female: preppett~ can be
~n \\cnnng pearh. oblong gold· (aced watche:\ with bbc.:l.: aJiig:uor
·JLin bands. pl:ud nbbon.' or tortoiSe
\hell comb~ and on rniny da} pl..ttd
umbrella with \\'ood hondle:.
1 hear male countcrp;art~ UsuaU)
have argyk pattc~ and alligators on
thetr ..ucb 1 hey abo O\\D a ~ub. .. tan­
tial eoiiC\:tton of pwd tJCS and, in
e"reme case., monogrammed ca.'h-­
men: '"C'.atcr.
Howe~er can:ful am 'tudent \\t">t
of the Mi .. ,i,\lppi ma) tl) to emul.1te
the prep pte arrwge. he can nc\er attain
authentic preppte 'tatU\.
PrepptC' doc:. nol men:ly tndiaue a
'')h.: ol dfe'.' or !!roomtn~ lt a\:tually
aocompanic' olll chtl!il hnc:agc of lam­
tl) hnc... Hened to that of Briti .. h
royult).
A genuine prep 'pc:s~~ with a hta\)
Nc~ EnMiand uccent and "ill refer to
.a (. o~e or an) other carbonated be\­
era~oe a 11 'oda. Preppcucs ha'~ tUualh attended a
COUJ')C m pany m4nne~ When the
~come of age .. the) are cenaan to be:
gh'W u debutante: ~ny complete ~llh
~httc glo\e.. and pinl champagne.
bogu~ prep c.~ qui~'kly idcntifuable
b) these lc\\ guadeluJCS: 00C'S he or
~he o\\n u pan~ odord cloth "hin':
Did the~ attend pn:p ~hooP. Do the.>
~car monognammc:d boll.cr 'horu <tr
ltngerie! Docs the supposed prep prl>­
nountt dllrling. .. daahhng... wtth
cAtrcmc emphasis on the Jon£ ·at"
II all el-.e f.ub. ifl\ 1te the penon to
te<1 Watch him a he daps has tingel'5
IIIlO u Waterford crylltal ii~rbowl,
wi~ them on 11 hnen nap~m. und
t~n mc:t1eulou."h gl"'bfl' the handk
"bd<' poantmg hts ptn~.) towards the
Eu~t Coast.
I' he~· no quauon He's dcJinacel)
a prep!
Pioneer Log. October \ 1980 G iris soccer p • WID
l.iz \\ an. c:r
The L.cwtS and C'larl: \\OOll"fl
•oaxr tetm Ofl<!neod th sel.)on 111 \I\ le
pcNmg two "ms m theu fi~t l\\o
matches.
Pla}1ng lU home f rid1\ nflc:mt,on,
the PmnectS hl:mL.ed the Una\"erSII\ ol
Ponl1nd, 9-0 I he Pu:mee~">' otlcn
"-a' a bh 'lo" setlln" ~rancd n' the\
held onh a 2.-0 lead 1 the hllll\\'il) •
m.'lr But the p.ux p ed up (rom the
opemng moments of tlu: -«<nd hnll
10 ~l:tn the second half. the r.onttn
m:udlt'd dO\\ n the field and scored t" o
qUid.; gool nt\l:r loolang h.ld. from
then on
f-reshman forward 1 } \td~own
led the Pconttr chafEC ''llh three soab.
nnd ophomorc l>a: Etz"1lcr added
'" o of her ~l\\1\. lso sa>nng ''tte'
fres.hmcn Mal) Pid:en, Cmch R.-ennco­
\\1174 Karen t1ll and t'phomorc
P~ "~nngen
First·vear C'h 1om Floro was
plen~ "lth h•~ team earl) sc:lson
performance .
·~.rc wa ~ great deal Of cnthU.U•
asm and a lot olllgg11:" 1\'e pia).· Flllru
~1d • rhc m;lJonl\ of our pluyt:rs arc
ncv. to the oettr jn'ogram. nnd the)
ha'e do~ an l"~~llcnt JOb of \\Ofkmg
together.
·we had bdtet O\"Crnll ~ and
mO"'emcnt a .. <1 team m thiS game.· he
ndded •\\ e nuad:cd \\lth tlu: ball
mOTe olten •
·\\ c real!\ looked good.· ~d oo­
capul.ln Lon KatS about the gnme. ·our I.:JIIIe\d looks n lot bcucr than 11
dad b~t \cat \\ c\"t' tmpro\'ed I ()I)
J)l."nXOI "'
lhc Pronet"no orcncd then ~s,m
ScptemtlCr 2.: \\lth u b-:1 }Cilmrn~!."C
\\ln o'~' t mllc:ld ( olle~. I he Wild·
em" \\cte unable to field a ('(mlf'lctc
team lot 1~ scrtmm11ge., '0 a numbc:r
ar I C:\\~ ant.l C't!rl.: phn"l"~ playc·d on
thcar team K:ns. I t\\l' and lark\
~tnnmg goall.:etper. pl.a)'ed on I m·
held's tmnt hnc for half of the game
and oon:d t\\0 or lhetr three goab
·There '' ;~' a lot of len tall\ enc:
m lhll> nmm3gc bcausc the gtrh
'l.trt:n'l u~d to pla)1ng toctther. find
one k~\\ C\Dctl} \\hat the Other per•
on was. gomg to do. .. F-lorn !':lid "But
''C had some good mdl\idual pia} "
\ total of24 pia 'CfS have turned out
for th1' )Clr' ~uad, "hi h fc:uuR:!'
onl) nute rctu~~Juruof' \m) \fat·
the" Carne Hrdllcrg. and KatK'
\\ oll.:cr, and 'ophomom l.on Kuts,
~cllt\ Holtmann Roh) n Cool. flcgg) -s"'eanngen . r>cx l·tl\\llcr. nnd \ngela
Ram,tonf
~c\\ to thh year team are l~hmcn
Red.:\ ~tel\ O\\ n, Cmd) Bennc\\111 ,.
\m) Drool.,, l'Xbb~e Cmol.:. lndra
hnch, Joanne K:tmer, l riCta ~enn.'l,
\nn I uouo. J\tn-\ftller. 1\arcn \hi"
i\lnf) 1'1c.lcn. 1\lth\ Ro~and 1\m~
Snur, sophomore Lo~ \\ hncscl, and
smtor Lu \\at; cr
l'he PIOneers' 0( t home m:ttch as
tur«b) nt 12 ut (HlS\' old tad tum
ns;un.'>t the mverstt) of Pugd ~ound
co meet the Tente Tno Bravo
An •cy red can of Tecate Beer Imported (rom Mex•co,
topped with lemon and salt. Bravo'
Your b•g thtrst ha.s met •ts match.
Intimate
RESTAURANT
SEAFOOD AND STEAK
JONAH'S
serves lunch 1 1am-4 30pm Mon-Sat
Dmner 4.3Q-1lpm Mon-Sat
Sunday Brunch 9:30·2.30pm
Sunday Dinner 3·11 pm
Brunch and Dmner Roservattons Accepted
SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
9:30-2:30pm
Very Unique Experience in an Intimate
Casual Aelaxtng Atmosphere
Less than 5 mmutes from Lew1s & Clark
742S SW Barbur at Terwilliger 245-2188 ors
GOING FOR THE GOAL UJ Clappm
Junior forward Kahe Welker drrbbles the ball up field 10 the recent PSU match
Spiker drop fir t game de pite trong effort
1 rae) 1 irnbtfl!
1 he I c\\'1\ ~nd Clar!.: "omen \ ol·
lc ball 1e1m lo)t '" fiN rtll1tch ol the
season la~t \\ cdn~) e\cnmg to a
OI\i,mn I opponent, Oregan State
UnJ\cnll), but coach Marylou Hunter
"'3' an)1htng but dtsnppouncd
l'hc-Ptonec:r played \\"ell ng;umt an
ua:llcnt OsU sqWld, \\1nntng one ot
four games 1 he Bea\cn took the first
t\'0£1lmt:Sb) 15-{)nnd IS-9sco~but
the Ptonccrs Cimc hac!.: 10" m the thard
gnrne., 10·1 S. nnd narro\' I) lost the:
fiMI game of the: match, lb-14 .. fhcre \\<e> \Ub-otuntml tmpmvcment
on the-pan ol our pht}\'O dunng the
game,.., the ~~ sho"~· • II unter ~md
'"It "-:t.' realh a 'uper match \\11 h a
lot ol hu ~~a lot 01 lung rulhcs. nnt.l o
l111 ol applause,· 'he sa•d
Hunter ronttnuc:d to uppi:Jud her
team'~ c:ffon, pOtnllng OUI th.11 thl" P10o
nccrs ollcruc was qu1ck and thc:rr del·
Cfut\e blod:mg wns 'trnng. li unter
\\'ll'> .1!-o pi~ \\tth her bench
trcngth. ~me dtlferent playen. were
lbCd m the match, und nlrcat.l) the tc.1m 1s tuncuonmg hke a "ell-oil
rn.1chmc, H unrcr -.aid
\ccordtng to Hun1cr, the onl
"cal.;ne 'c: th~ PIOOl"Cf"\ mu~• qun;l.:l)
O\ crrome arc m ll1e1r 'C:r'\'lng :t
olfc:n,t\e an 1.:11.
I he l,1onecr; utle the court fur thcr.
sectlOd home: nt.Jt\:h of the ~son s.1~
uniay at 10 a m \\hen thC) m
f•nctiiC l Uthcran tJOI\CNII) l'hc) pill
:u home agaan Monda) nrght agatllSi
\\ lllameuc: lJnnc.-r..ll) Game: umc:
tS 7 p m.
Pioneer log, October \ 1980
• • 10
J)an \\ ilkun
Qu uon d
QU~IIOO
1 ootb.lll gnm
llLShiOg''
\n'"cr. V
'Clllllnll !\1\
Such"
1oon at <If I
l'ronct"r.. !inuc
onfcrc:nce
\ .t~hangton
On~ uga
llcnsc: ~runt
mms to hi
Jg%110 OUU11Jt
nd the PH)~
out tttntlmg I
Ck:ar 10 II
IBct th:JI the)
\\U) they hu
rome home
•
J
spo
Re
Pioneerl natch.
g effort
•mg hkc <~ well-otk(
said
U u nler, the on I)
IOOCCI"' rnu\1 qUid!
t~rr ~ervmg ant
ole I he coun for thcr
tch of the sea on ,,,
n "hen llle\ m
Unl\er.uy 1 he) pta
londa\ nrght ag;unS;
·~••.> Game tame ioneers leave . d with • despite sloppy play
Pan Will.m ..
Que 11011 ond llnS\\cr umc
QuC\11011 II Q\\ atn a rca 111 "tn n
'oothall g;une \\llh ncg;ttavc net )Mc.h
1mhmg1
1 \n"'cr: When the llflf>tJsmg team
omnuh ~'" turnO\en>
.Such was tht· cu~SJIInda) liter~
fHlOfl ur Gm\Hlld St.rdtum '' llCtl' the
1umCC(") IIUl ~ .1\\i.l) \\tth II 23·14 Ot10•
nnlcrcnce wan O\er \\'estern
\\ lt~hmgltln
Once •• g:un the 1 cwrs um.l C!JrL.
~ITeMC puttemltn the hn.t hall before
rornrng 10 hie m liiC' ~ond ,\nd once
rgntn outsrde hnch.td;cr Bruce Stoler
:md the P1ontoer dclcn'-4! turned man
out )(lll'ld '"g rer f mnu nc:-e
ClcH m the Pronrer;" mmd I) the
lOCI th:tl the) CIOOOI L.~p I"Ll) tng I he
\\a) thC) h.t\1: the 1<1 t two week nn•l
rome home: "mnel"' Plat;uc<.l b) ~ lumhiQ '""' and at droptx"d for losso ht~ p3:1.\lll(! )ard;~gc
~~ t !II qu.•rtcr~a ~ -'<td~ .tg.1111St \\OUIU pmb:tblyh.t\cgoneup\l.llllcthc
them, the t•um~n lnow thC) mu)l yaub ICbt \I.Oukl dec~
amprmc li~J)((:t of thctr (tlfenmc: game I vam.. howcv~r. was .rlso I he cnust
10 order to tbotl up to th•s \\CCL '!r; 01 nl3n) Prunc:cr turno-.e"' n~ he fiaalcd
npruncnt, Oregon < ollcgc: ol to cover the hnll whtk bc:ang uac~lcd.
r:'du .111on lumbhng the b:ill lll the Vt~angs five
I h \\ ul\los urc a much rnnrc t.tl· tamt'.\
l'Oit:d team ttwn I C"l) .tnd ( l~uL. h.i In f.tct, lhC' Piona:D· lioot olfen~tVC
lactd ull Sdt~o" CO.t~o:h I red W tl\4m Jlluy !\aw bam. droppmg b.td.
.)l.lld. I 0 bc.tt them. the l'tOI\C'Cf'!\ mU\1 lltlempttng IO P•' ~only h) rumble as. he
do n bcuc:r JOh p.'l ;:s hlockmg. \\&I) h11 b.) a ddcn\J\'t' hneman
I he rrutJIIf rea:r.on \1. h) I.e" D and lhc S«:cont.l lltnc I cwb. .JAnd <.:lar ~
CLtrl ended ur \\tth mmu)!oe"\'Cny-ard got the: boJII was no bcncr 0) Jell RIOtKJ
nnhmg "''" KS )otrd~ 10 ~~~ Dltmlf!l· \\U~ dropped m the cnll 10ne on I he
mg to p.l!' ogntlbt t•~nnccr summg lir t pb} for o salcty. grVJng \\ ~~~
QUIIrteroocJ.. Jon ( \"80S \\ IIS.htngtOO 3 2~ lead
When he w,t!l. not being 5nCkcd. Stoler. the P!Onct"r.i fine delcnsl\e
£::'"'"' CllJil)"C'd u fine dlt), compleung pl:tycr "ho, accordu\8 to \\ thon.
17 ol hr :u p.t :.c.'S for 2Jt. )':!nh Had ·rta)'ed wuh 50 much emotton that tt
he the 11me to ha\C thrown lhc more m:1dc: ;s dtllc:~tt for the c:ntan: letm •
pa.;so on occn aon~ "here IIC' wus got I C on the \\1nntng trnd; when he
...,..-,-~--
DROPPING BACK f I l lol'l~ r?t•n
Quanerback Jofin Evans drops back as he lool\s for H1s recat1Ver
Schedule of Events roos,c to block \\ \\ U ftcld g I
ullempl
I \otrls nnd the P1ona:r offerucdetc:r­
mmcdl) dro~c the tem.unsng SK yard
lm ·• tou-.:hdown '" onl) two plays.
\lle.r F Vllfl) found !\COlOr \fall I Om•
w:th fOr ~~ htg gaancr, ( \111\S connected
wnh lllOHlf Dan .Iones for 42 y.~rd!)aod
the score:
Hn-.c:\er, before the h~t pcnod
ended \\a tern \\ a~hang10n and I cwtS
und Cbr~ trnded lield go.tl~ :snd the
\ tktn~ tddc:tl n ~nd safety agall\st
the l'toneen. on the fiDt ria> of the
ond ~uancr
·one afc:t) unl ttbt btg of a dC'lll.­
\\ tl!on Sit ad ·aut tv.o m the ~me half
I OC:\1. -
Pioneer runner
rttt l.anon
I e\1.\S and Clar~:~ men's cross
country team tthow~tl much potr:ntaal
an dcfeatang I anrir:Jd ollege b) a
score of 17 to J.S tn chc Ptoneer's fint
dunl meet of the s;e;tson
In &he "'omen· rnce. defcndmg
confcrc:n« c:hampton. I rnllcld,
defeated the f'1onec:r \'omen b' n
score of 2J to 31
onch ldon Fr \\4!\ pleased \\tth
ht'> men' ampro\cd performance
"hach he :utnbuted to bcrng 10 better
~hape. but ttll felt that then: \1..1~ •tnu
much tame ddTcrcne1: bet,~ec:n the top
fi\c: runner •
In the men"' r cc: the Paoneers too
four out or the top fi,~ places. R ac:h
Reeler tool llf'it Rob Jones ploced
\C\Ond. JJcle &ughmo~n tool third
and te\ c 1 1\ lor fint~hcd r.ft h
In 1 he "omen rac-e l mtadd took
the fi~t three pl.tcc .:1nd held on to
delcal &he Paonccr "omen
'"I anficld runrung. one t\\0, and
thn=c. n=alh hurt U!>.-hx ~•d
.. In J hag mttt. the) 11 he tn trouhk
though ~cuusc thc1r ltmc 'flre:ld tS
too bag· he suad
Tuesday Oct. 7
Pantomimist Scott McKay Wednesday Oct. 8
•
Fir Acres Theatre, 7 &8:30pm
soc students. $1 general aud1ence
Thursday Oct. 9
Formal Dinner in Saga
Dress appropriately
Football team and coaches wtll be there
Tavern Night
at Buffalo Gap
6835 S W. Macadam Ave Folk singers Steve & Maureen
Noon concert Trarlroom
D1nner concert Saga
Wear cowboy boots and Western togs
Vote tn Tratlroom or outsrde Snga for homecomtng court
Friday Oct. 10
Bonfire 9·1Spm
Lower Templeton parktng lot
Dance to
Carl Smith & Natural Gas Co.
9:30-12:30 Ftelds d1mng room
Homecommg court to be announced at dance
Fun Run Saturday Oct. 11
sponsored by LC Alumnt Assoctalton
Registration 8 30am
Cost $2.00
Lewis & Clark vs.
Eastern Oregon State
1 :30pm-Ktckotf
Pioneer Log, October t 1980 Dell Herreid Band in Pamplin
Sponsored by LC Alumn1 4pm
Must be 21-I D reQuired
Casino Night
9-12pm
Stamm Otning Sponsored
by
SOFA In the ~CCond half a \\ abon ld.
the Paoru:eA compctcd The: Jlas,!i pro­
tect ton wus beucr a~ was the nntun
yanla~ Hlood M:orcd on a 14 )Md
polS) rrom c\an) und I "·Ill~ added
ftn:ll soon: on threr-~..trd run
I he Ptoncen aiJO con&rolloJ the ball
tn the second h.1ll. <l1Ctattng the Oow ol
the g:•mc b) havang the ball alm())t
twaa: a lon,g a~\\ \\'t tn the I mal two
pcnod~
I ookmg. he:;td 10 ~turdn) I p m
b:lulc ""hOC f m Monmouth I~"
and Clark c::tn be \\in: I he \\ ol\o are
~dan menge for the 29·22 ktS.nul
fcred 1 the lunch of the PIOnt"Cn la'!ol
)'C'ar, rumrng OC£ 11o bid lor a pb)Ofl
bcnh and n undefeated \Cl\01\
have potential
lndandu II) for the I C "'omen ll
wa~ JnckiC ~IIIIer an founh plncc.
~rgne llnrrang an fifth plaa:. Chrasue
\\ ood tool; Sl\th place nd Donrlll
John~on lrntihc:d an ie\'t'nth
Fi fet:ls ht IC'.tm ha\c lhc potcn·
lWito do well throughout the season
I he P1once~· onl) home meet of the
~Min \1.111 be held tha S tUrOa) ut II
a m v. hen the: Ptontcl1\ tnkc on
P acafi nt\ c:Btt)
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the ntltaon l'l tnl('rnalltmat hu,mev. but dtln'\
).; ""'" ho\\ to "b~<tl; in " I h1' 'c Mon Will
d~nbt' <'Jli'H'rtumt•~ lor cntn ·IC\'tl 01nda·
d:u~. and rrO\ tdc "me han\\ tlll qu.thhca·
tton~ that cnn ga\C apphcnnh n "rompctlli\C
cdb~ .. llo~d t~ortcr, ladac Cohen and Jell
HM~pcth \\all 'ptral at J '\0 tn T h:'l\cr l
•I eamlnc in tht ClaW'OOm from 6 7 'lO
p m, l(lhn ~"hnetd~.:r \\Ill t.all on note tnlmg
\\hnt to do bclorc and alter da ... Dnd ho\\ to
tsL:c c-.~, and t\bJCCtl\ c 1~1\ 1 he t.liL: \\all be:
hdd 10 the C oun't'hnll <.enter
•Ammca 1:\ Hard to Stt" 1 ht., 1970 docu­
mentan rec.'lll' Eugene Me( .trth\ \ btd tor
the r~•dcn ) tn I%!\ 1 ht 11Im "til be "htm n
at the '\orth\\~t l aim '-ltud} enter. 1219
s \\ Pari. \\e. ut 7 and 9 p m.
• r .
• Than Mtmot) and thr ( rcatl•t Ju::z
Ens.tmblc \\111 perform .u the \ 1l1np &r
Smtih Memoreul lc:ntcr, J81S " \\ Brond
wa~ . at noon, lrtt
•Raku dcmon.Urlltion on tht outh Par).;
BlocL: .. nt the P~l Campu~ L>cmon.,tr.~tlon'
\\Ill be condu~o-ttd b\ Bruce M11c~e1ll at 10
a m and ut noon
•TM ouot Bardi Trio \\llh ha~ ichMd1st
Doug I C:C\), \\Ill pcrroml mu~otc or the
8 roque pcnod •• 1t p m The concert \\111 be
held m the Berg-"'\\ ann \udttonum. Portland
n Mu,cum, I]IQ S \\ Par~ l•c~cL' nrc: S'
for ,tudcnh und ..en1or citllen und S4 for
c:\'C:f'\onc ebe. 1 he:\ .Lre G\111lable ut the door
or "' ad,anc-c .lt \ntchol..c Mu,1c, 722 \\
2 ht. 2~·(1'56
•Bcndit Concert h} Glen Moo~ . ba .. i,tlor
the JllU group-Orq;on .. He '"II be pcrtorm·
tng m a henefit IM 1h1 M ultnomnh ount' run o;thtlon D.tnn\ '-lmtth \\ill UCt:Clm•
pam Moore' on Hohn .11 b p m. ut the
~or1h\\et Ct\tCC Center, II\ 19 :\. ~ EHrc:lt
ltd:ct nrc: 5. and must be ~ught 10 nd\un e
at l ongh3tr Mu"c. Mc1cr & l·mn~. !".tillc­
naum Mu"c Erut, or :n the Coohuon olhcc.
•"Om~" an l f'}Uia ~-I eGum lant~\
hort )IQf) mtcrprcted lor the ~tagc: by Rae
'oung and other Portland nrta~l~ Pcrfonnan
cc' on Thursda) through rnda) at 8.30
p m • through 0\·crnber l1~:~ct, arc $5 lor
ildUih, S4 ror student and ..cmor ettl/efl\ fOr
r~f'\auons and mtorm.Luon C<lll 22f.t..3~ . ccurrences
I
all f~orum to begin oday
Karen Brnnctt
Bnan lcnlo.IO\, Otre1:tl)r ul sc~Utll) lor the R.tnd Corpor.ltlon. \\Ill open AC\1 C\ J ull
forum Sene:' cnlttlcd .. I erro11sm , lntcrnauonal flo hue' ol the 19KOs '"today at 2 30m the
Counetl h.lmbcrs
Jcnl.tn'i "til rocu' llO ct\ tl \tolcnccand connicts '' tthan ~It her natmns tn has lecture Jenkan'
1" the author ol t\\O bonl:o. on tcrrorl\m , and hu' an extcn\1\'c b.tck~tound 10 Vu:tnum
The fall l·orum eucs wall anclude II\ e 'flC"JI.:c:r,, each da~cu'""g 'cvc:ral ·''Pt:~b or
tcrrort'om . I he: area .. ot d1scu"aon ~•lllocu' on tcrrora'm through hU\IOC\!>, \OCt.11, pohltcal
and c~:onomrc per pctli\CC\
.. ll \ de .. tgncd to bnng ne\\ •L~urenc" to ~1udenh about .tn mter national problem." s;,ud
\ alooe K tnf!. ~:h1urman uf the I orum Scuco,; commlltcc •1 ht mtrlcan lndtpendent lotaturc fotlm
Movtmcnt wath ,pc., .. c, Pc:nm \llrn Her
pt\...,Cnllllll)ll Wtllllli..IUdt film cliP' nnd .a UUC~· .
tton un,~cr penod I ht.: pr ogrum Wtll bet,tm •ll
7· lO p m . .ad m"'mn ·~ $2. 111 Non h~e'l
Arttsl' Worlo.~hop , 117 ~ \\ Sth l·ot m
1010 call 7?'Vi)l5
••Black Man\ Land" ,1 port nut ol ._en) u
1 111' film , .. ,11 be 'h"" n "' 7 p m m I mnhn·
'on. fr~"' I hl'
/.og It
dlrdl'
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•~·''"'n
1•11 ht'
• The Japan"'t hudal S)'ICtm ln tht Sho&un
•·ra a let.turc h} Morm Webb. 7,10..9 10
p.m. 1n ~math Mtmonnl Center b't P'-ll
DtVI\Ion ur t onunumg L dut..Ottton
ml o cull 7JQ. '\711.
•The Clrl Artist~ cl(habll at orth\~rN
\rttm Worhhop. 117 N W Sth Av~ c,ullery
hourv I u~ ...,un 12-(\ p m , through 'to~ I
For more mto '"'II .UJ-3210
•TM Rtd R~ School "oUenng .1 ~rics of
cla'i-'ie' for adl\ ,.,,, Cou~ arc open to e\e­
ryonc I uatton tor the llthool ,., SIO (~5 lor
low-Income) lor the ftl"\l cou~ . $5 for ench
.tddlllonnl cout\c PI~Sc: rcgl\ter by m.ul •n
ndvnnt.'C tf po .. ~able Ch1ld c..ne wtll be
urrunjcd a~ needed f-t~da} forum\: Sl donu·
11on (no advance rcgastrataon) All cl~'~ w•ll
be held ut the fnend ~o' Hull, 4312 F Suarlo., 1
rrom 7 30-9 10 p m through Nov 21 f or
more mfo cJII 239-0181
•Fytball Madnres a le,tl\ al of .t~nrd ~ m· 1
nang 'horl\. wall be pf'C'ocnted b) tht.: Nonh\\·
C!>t Mcd111 Project cvcrv \uturdny Jfternoon •n
October Ul I p m ·'' The MOVIC Htlll\C. I no
S W Taylor Adm•~•on "\I SO and fret.: for
chtldrcn ..tc,·ompanaed b) ,,duJt,
•C 01mic ( onccrt t .lcht Show 1 he lu-.cr 'how
ru~ 1 hut\d.t} and Sundu) at 7 10 & Q p m
and on r ndu) and 'inturdll\ .It 7 )0 q 00,
10 '0. and rmdntght "'hown ill OM\1. 40 I~
'-. W t .111yon Road I or more tnlo cull 248-
SCXIO
• \nd) \\ arhol has \\or~ \\til be: on c:'thlbll
1 hr Ou!{h "'--o' i. ut the Pon lund ( enterlorthe
Vl\ual Art,, 117 N \\< 5th G.tllcry houl" urc
noon to .S p m. 1 uc:,duv through \undn'!-for
more into tull Donn., M1lrun). 222 7107
•Alpine Ski 1 rip I h~: tJ navcNt} of Ncvudu
Will otltr their \\inter ruckage to the I n:n~oh
und S"'" '\lp' r>cp.uturc~ ure --chcdulcd IN
l>l•ct mbcr 20-Januan J, and lanunr) 24·
Fcbruun t\ I he program "open to cvt.:ryonc.
and course "rcdn ,., ,1Vllllnblc: P ..art ICtpanh
rna) regt,ter l01 t\\O~cmc,tcr,ollowcr upper.
or gruduatc dt\i\lon credit tn ph) \leal cduc.t­
llon '\pphc.tllon' .tn: ·•'-'atlable from \Sl R ·\
1 ouro; & T nnd, IQQ19 Wcyburn A-.e. l 0'
AngdC'!I, ( .1hfor n1c: 90024. I elc:phonc 0 I\)
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O.IIIOIIUII fhc nc"-1 ~pc: ... ~cr an the 'en e., "all be ' ona h A lc \,mdcr on October 9 1\ It 'til ndc r Will
pre.,ent, trom .10 t..r .. ch pcr)opcctl\e, .tn ac~ount ot ha' pcr,onnl l..ml\\lc:dgc and C'\pcrtcnce'
"tth ten on''' tn the M 1ddle E~t . •Fall POttr} ( onlest ,, SIOOO grand prvc
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Wlllbe.1wu~~ P~m,otall,tyl c\,andon
r-~~~~~ --~~-~~~~-----t Youth 10 the 19 0 Elcd1on~ ~The 'peaL:er "til an). \UbJCCI arc c:lt!ttble to compete.- tor the
he Karo ObradOVI\'., /lo;auonnl ccn:tary ol the grand pn1c: or for 49 other ca\h award' Rul~ '-lt11Ci: .
f'-l's h,t\(
t:.tbk Dt
On:pon 2
[IU'IIll\t ll
nu....:d t h•l
prmnph :~
due:~~ ntl
tl 1.1lc tt 'oung '-loctuh!.t \lhun~ The lorum wtll be at a .1nd offic1al entry form' are avualubh: lrom
7 '10 p m at 711 'loi W E\crell St A oncdollur World ol Poetry. 2431 Stockton 01\d.
doi'UlttOn ~~ requc:..ted J·or more mfo contact •Womtn and Work II How much do you Department N, Sacremc:nto,Cahfornu.:95KI7
8cv Han~n 3t 222-7225 kno" about your moll\>uttons for worlong '~ •Carolyn Colt her rc:cc:nt an work!~ w1ll be •Run. Walk.. Crawl for" ~e energ} future
The -,~on 7"campaign committee "1U hold r----~--~~---------f Parttelp.ant \ "all e~plore tht) quC"~tlon through shown dunng the month ot October at the:
a vanc:ty ol worl-related C:li;CrCI~. includtng North VIeW uullery. 12000 s_ w 491~ Ave: 3 benefit 10 lalometer (6 2 male) race and a
2-mtle fun run or wall to nu~ runch (or ballot
measure 7 Mca$ure 7 require. voter approval
and permanent waste facilities before an)
more nuclear power plants c:.an be corutructed
1n Oregon The act I\ ttto. wall start promptly at
10 a m in Oumqa) Park. People arc encour­
aged to be t~ bc:tv.ccn 8 :\0 and 900 for
check-an, and rcgt~tration 1fthey ha'fe not pre­
regtstered f-or mo~ info call 224-7488
•Portland Cltlun't Puty-wtll hold 11 Gala
Benefit 11 the Netghbon or Woodcraft . S W
14th Ave & Mom~on St. hatunngart, enter·
talnment, and food, the (cstto,:itle\ Will Sl01'1llt S
p m wath a d~play of local art~ and cralls
whach wtll be fur sale food and oolr.ed good"
will al~ be: a va1lablc. More enter1amment wall
bqJn at 8 p m Cost for the enttre evenmg ''
SS For more 1nfo call HarT) Sha.ch at lAS-
2022. or the Ponland Cuucn' Part'f, 226-•
7631.
.-Jour de Fete .. -JaeqUQ latt's. first film
chromcles the adventures or a rural postman
who atttmpta to modcmtLe the mall 5erv1ce
with techniques learned (rom a film about
Amenca. Show lirm as 2 p m Aboshow10gat
the Nonhwest Ftrlm Study Center 1219 S W
Parlr. Ave., are twu film111 on J&U TM LA.st of
tlw Bh•r /xVIb ( 1980) and On tht' Rood wuh
DuAr EUuttton ( 1974), roda} and Sunda) ut
7;30 p m. For more mro call 221·11S6
•llw Mlltant Booll Store wtll be procnung
a talk titled ~The Soaall)t Alternauve for u
•"Tbt lute's Swede Voyce" an Interwoven
progrcim ot lute mUMc and lute poems. will be
pre.ented by luten1M ltmothy Swam at 8 p.m
in Ktnsman Hall ol the: Old Church, at S W
II th and Cia) Admi"ton to the event t!l SJ 50
Bt the door '"-.elf·a~~~ mcnt ot work cltpencncc -I he
)Cmtnar w1ll be: held 10 1 haycr I, at 3· .)0 p.m •Rhodes Scholanhip5 prospective apph
cunh may obtatn cop1es of the: Memorandum
...._-~~~---~--~~~~~~~-+ of Rcgulauom and further tnformauon about
• apphcauon procedurC"~and prograrm or :;tudy
tn the Untveraty of Oxlord from Dr I-ran~
Hull m the Office of lntcrnattonal Programs
Apphcauons 'hould be completed bcrorc
October J I. 1980
•Caners In Musk wnung efTccuve ~umC"~,
JOb-~rch \tnttegt~. oudataonmg, und mter­
t---~~-~~---~-~--~-~ vtewmg for mu I(:· related po~auon!l will be dis­•Cuba Lahcr Wuhab Will lead a two week
'pecialmtemt tnp, December 8-24 1 he trep,
vu1 Melt teo City. " open to students. lacult).
-.tun. and the1r a~ocustc\ If mtemted plca'lc
•ASI.C f:ledlon-rrom 9 a m to .3 p.m. m the
1 nul Room
•Blood Orin! the Red ( ros~ Blood Drive
wtll be held m Stilmm from 10 a.m to 5 p m
Pleuc conr.ader donattng. If you'd hkc to help
u a ~roluntccr or have any qucstaom, plc:a!>c
usll the SAE fraternity or Brent Barr at c:w.t
:\09
•A..';I.C Smatt MH'tlnC apc:n to the pubhe
at b :\0 tn the 1 hayer Room\.
•l.SAT Workshop the Career Plunnang and
Placement Center wall pon.,or th111 tntenM~re
sc:mtnar lor Pre-1 &\\ Senwr:s Enrollment IS
hmited to the: fi~t than} who n:gt\ter I he fee
as SJ.S 00 Call ext SHO. or va at the Gatehmuc
to tgn up Dorothy Clark wtll hold the: \~.Or ...
1hop 10 1haxter 3, from td0-9 30 p.nt CU»ed dunng thl' ~'•on 1 he ..cmmar w1ll be
held m Ev-.m~ from 11-12 p m
•Foraan l.ancuaaes and Jot. How a for­
ctgn lnngunge can help you 10 lund a Job. and
what JOb\ arc 'JUtted to language ma)o~ ·> fhc
\CIOIOilt Will be held 10 J hO)C:r l, at 3 30 fl m
• .. The Nanp School.. dtU\\IO(t\ an thc
Nanga \lyle. (mterprctauon' b)' Japane~e
urt~l.. of the taste reOccted m patnllng... by
Chtne\C '!lchohaf\), wall be d1scus....ed 111 noon 10
the Art' Fducauon lnformatton Center
located m the Ma'ion•c I emple for mon: 1nfo
l'UII 226·2811
••The Numben Start with the Rl\'tr• thl\
film gtvcs u h1r.tortcal and contemporaf)
vie\1. ot hfc 10 a small mtdwc:stern to\\n Also
shown 111 K p m. m the Counc1l (.'humber, ,
"'Rtt/k'r.umu. Margart'l Mt'ad. " I h1s lilm
tndudes mtcrv1eWli llli well a• ch(l\ ol her la!!.t
trip to some: ur the culture!> \he \tUdu:d dunng
her curly career cull ext. 283 tmmedtutely
•Darkroom u. open lor general lotUdent Ulie
on Fnday and Saturday , 1-S p.m and Sunday
.S-9 p m Chc:m1c:als arc prov1dcd at no cost
You ~uppl} your own paper A darkroom
monttor as nvualuble to O!>StSt you. • l•~f ' h1r the Marthu Graham pcrlor·
mane on October 6-7, I wyla r harp on
November 8-9, Nutcracker on November 2b·
~. and for Altyo\ht fabuclan R1g Band,
October .) I arc ov.ulublc at hall·pncc Sec
Mury ut I cmplcton Informal ton Desl
between II u.m and ~ p m Monduy through
Fnday
Subnlilllonlto thla .-ae an prlna.S rr. of dw. and ..... d be Ntdr ld IO C•mpu~loa
21, Liwll _. C'1arll Col111o Pw•hM. Or 11•
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