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

Volume 44, Number 17

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1981-04-01

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th handhng tlf thr'l )'t'ltr\ budget re~ueM" lhe
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End of an era
Paces6& 7 Touchinc aU bases
Pace II
College ptn!dent hu the pa't 21 years. John
R. Uo'Aard \\tlllea\-ehasolfkc:onJul) Ito head
u new I C lundnu ang fuundati('" · Ptonwr l.nJl
reporter Ann Rtl\en look!~ an"'llc:pth at the: n~
01 t~cullege through t~ .. Howant ~lln.·and
chrumcl"" the end of a rronunrot chapter tn 1 C
ht'Otnf\' Thc l C' P1un«r baKballtc:-.am 'wept a dou­
hiC'hcudc:r Aptmt u though Wtllamdle team
la!\l wcd:c:nd. The ~k-m dub prm-ed wonh
opponent • but the Pionttn. had muo: on t~·
ball • • • • Communications Board budget tncrease In questton
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111\1 "·"" 't !llh\lhk ... \nnlllllll\ 'IIH.:nh nl upctlllllllg
'hIll' \\Ill ht:• 1"•"1\d ill th\' ( () tlllll'C
( hllllll!\ \\ dJ gerlCI•tll\ 11WIIr 1111
'"-,.~, c nl..l' STER EGG The promtnent campus ~g" sculpture, already defacedwtlh p1nk spray-parn t. was the target
an Easter prankster last weekend Easter bunny was not accused
ck of support cancels Forum Series
I h~ duh ha' lxcn ''flCr.at~:'tl un .an
l!ll~~rm ;~l h.l\t On .Ill\ gl\cll ""''·
l mi. ""d ~ll h 111,•, llll'lllh.. '' lila\
tiltlk Ill h\'ld h) tlw 111\'1..' \\c: \\CI• m' .a hit• 111 ullu pr Cllc"'""·'' ~uu ll''
a' 11111 nu}!ht l111d 1111.1 ('<hpun\cltl 'd
(\l:llt I 1111ght II. II: I .111 11\tl'h''lled '"'" Otm Peckham
I Ill lntudl,~:tphnal\ I mum ~n. ·,.
I' und~. ·'l!'""t; dtangl'' th•' Srnng.
I >uc 111 'ol;ht:duhng pr.1hknh thl'
... llrllltl .... Crl\\ \\Ill IWI he f'ltl''Cillcl..l
till' te1m Mlmht.•r,tllth•·lonllllullll •
llllll\'\ .111tJ till' 'lllall' UIC' t.tl..mg thl\
llllll.' tn m.al.1. tltlplnH'Ilh .:nt' -Ill\'" hok '~''em "bc1ng n·c\ulu·
ltl~:'tl and lt:''llrllcturcd.~ .,.nd 1\lurl..
I lur' • ul thdtlr urn '~"c' ~,nmnuttcx ·
\\t: ,,. lurmul,ltlllf llC\\ gc1.1h
\\ ho I he a til ncll 11 \\ell CnllllllU\' 111 ih
t:llllt:'l\1 lor m '' unc:~·n.un ..
R~.:ur !!'1111/allnn 1' hl·mg ba,~:'d un
~urw~' J.U\l'll tnttw I e,,j, .1nd CJ..rl.
A Yearbook For Everyone?
The 1981-82 Yearbook Staff 1s requestmg that the ASLC Execu­
ttve Counctl approve a budget request of $20.000 Th1s would pro­
vtde funds to produce a yearbook for every undergraduate student
at Lewis and Clark
In an effort to assess student op1mon on this subject. the Student
Commumcattons Board asks that vou read the followmg argu­
ments for and aga1nst Please answer the question at the bottom of
thts ad, and return it to box 140
Arguments for.
The Yearbook S1aff argues that.
-A greater revenue base would free the necesstty of marketing the
book and allow them to put all their energies tnto producing a more
comprehensive, higher quality yearbook than has been posstble
under the present system
-Producing a larger number of books bnngs the actual cost-per­
book down Thts savmgs w1ll be passed on to the students
-Every year. each student enrolled at LC provtdes the Yearbook
Staff w1th four dollars. Thts money comes out of student fees. It is
not contingent upon purchasing a yearbook
-Every student who chooses to buy a book pays an addittonal
$12.00 This brings the cost to a total of $16.00. Should the budget
be approved , everyone will provide the yearbook with $10.00 out of
the1r student fees. In return for the six dollar increase, each student
w111 rece1ve a yearbook at no additional cost.
•
Arguments against
-The student pays for and receives a yearbook without the oppor­
tunity to choose whether s/he wants one.
i---------~-----~--~---~--~----------------, I 0 Yes, I support the idea of a yearbook for every student (funded by :
1 the student fee). 1
I 0 No, I do not support the 1dea of a yearbook for every student I
: (funded by the student fee). :
I Please return this to box number 140 by April 28th. 1
L---------------~~-----------------------~J
Pioneer log, Aprtl 23. 1981 ~o:nmmuntt> \hu, .1 cmnplct~ C:\ :alu.1·
tum ulllw M'flt.'' up 1c1l1rll ul Ill!\() h,,,
hccn \:lllllplct~.'C.l RcC<IIOrtl~nd.lltctn\
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-1 he: r,p.ut. und tl~ ''ullcnt 'II'"'
'l''' ~1,1 u:rm und the la~ult\ Mane
till' tnm Y.tll l..lt:•tcrm•m· 1111\\ the
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h." II~\''' ~11 rcahlld "
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~'\'n theme' 'udt ·" C'~:ulog\. cn~:1~.
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a:nu •• t tlll.'mt:•" tn b. .thlt tu tr.u;c-.a
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wen ,,, 11 'lrtlllf p.u1 ul the orgam1.1-
lsun \m\ \\'1ko\ ~.:ll-<.llf'-'\:hlf ol the
lurum 'L:IIl''· \aid w II the •t:n""
hnom~,.-... non thcm.tti"· it "'II end up
ht.·mg hlc-am other 'rx~al..cr 'eriC'
I Ill t~ me 'trueturc 1' mclfe d1llicult
hi llf.,Unllc hut II I\ ,1 \'CI) \ :alu.thlc
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r he .lltcrnatl\t: to h•" '"S u theme:
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M.un ''"I tl\!tl tht' \llt 11 "uulcJ be
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the~ •Ill." d\uiltthlt 111\lt.:ad ol \\hen
the\ Itt the 1 hem~:
...,1m1lur to tho: tlh:m~ 'IU~ ttun arc:
<,JIIC:\ttnn' l."dll\ldcnni! the; '"!.." of the
'ICOC\ 1111\ '' r~Jutcd 10 \(Udl.'flt 'Ufl·
port -·\ riC\\ duntron '' tO hrtnt! 111
mnn;-Y.dl lnn" n 'f'l\:•llas tn dr.JY. ,,
lur~ .tudtcnl"\: -,,ud Mtl..t.: turd.
"Whether or not thi, j, a hc:ttcr u'c ul
m\lriC\ or ~·rC"".ttc' u tk·tt'-·r lc:.uun~
t \flCIICIIl"l' '' undc.:cldl'\1 ,"'
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h\l\\ del \011 pl,tl.C the \Cil"'' ol C\\.ltl'-­
OICIII rrclOl I he pl,mmn~ t:llnllllltl\'\' tu the 'tlklenh •• I Jc:o bdtc:'~" I hat rrum
~tudt:nh ha\c ·,r,u '' nl.frunu!- .rnt.l gu
nnh In '>4'\: thL' ht)J n:mu: oltlt.n:lhlll,.
m'"'"'f man\ line lt.~-.c:r knu\\n
'f'll'••l.c,..,
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.1 '"1:'11''' numhl:a ol ,rc.tl.en •• ttl ul
\\ ludt \<HIId he h1g n..tm~ I hr!'l \H•uld
en,llf'l: .1 l•lfl!\' \:h•~ \1 lllt \:\C f) "fll.':II..CI
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\nt1thcr .tltt:tll:&ll\l' ''"uld he 111
h-,:p the J'fl'\1.'111 "' ll'm nl h,s\ llll! ,,
1.11 L'\: numh..·t ul ,p,:ulcf'l , ''""~ llhth.
r••pul;u lhan uthl'l' I he Mit' Ill II-.·
.IIIJI\'Ih,'l: \\ nuld \,In hut II \\UUid
.tlhm p.:upk In hl'.H .1 gr"'lttcr num~ 1
Ill toptc; .1nJ \ 1~\\ Jllllflt'
..The whole S)'stem is
being re-evaluated ...
\\'e 're formulating
I new goals ...
IJu, '1"~"'"''11 m.l\ IX ''IIC\.tul h\ .. ,
hu,lcct lUI ,,1 lll.'.,rh \fl', 1<•1 tl\\1 ' \l.'llr\ H 'I ·\\:uh hut.IH~t t:\11:-. II I\ Ill
d~tll!'\; 1 "" litce 111 the :-errc'.-\;ll\1
\m' \\ til•'' •t .un JI,Mflptllntcd
that 11 "•''"' lum.ku prclpcrl) I hl'll!
j, U lt1t lll llllCrt I In the 'l'IIC!\ nl.'\1 -tel m.
l)l.•,pal' lhc \Urrcnt pr uhlcm .. '' 1th
Ilk' h'• um ""'="c:-.· the.• ,jc u.'""" h."
lnlprt\\~t l lrctm the P•"t I r ''Ill ""
bcgmmns tn 1971\ the hu um '1,.,.,,
'ho\\ n a hn.'ltkdn\\ n 111 urg;uH ·""'"·
t lngm.tll\ .1 l.tr~'\' ,., 11nnuuw drn."t~:\l
all tk•ci,~~.m nl.ll.:tllf \\tth .u.h ,,,.,
hdpmg nul. ftut "' tilt. 'rnn}! ul 1~1\U
ll1l. c.nmmmc.-c "·'' ,m.rll .tnd mcllc.'\'­
t• l \.:.ul~ til the tkl I\ lUll 01,1" lilt:
Y..t, ttiC Fl"(l''""hthl\ or u lt.''' f'!l.'nrl~
But tht, \t.'Uf the lc.tdcr ... tup .tnd
or~;uwu uon h.t\c: rrowd to I'll mm..:
\'lh:cll\c; Mt~ C' h1rd ~"U!-OC' hm' thl·
program 1' runnrn11 h\ hu\\ mul'h h,•
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·t "'' h:rro I pl.twd .1 "-"' "''ld"t
,,,~c.-'-lid t 11rd. -r""·nu.tlh 1 "·''
b.td up 'llflj'l(lfl I .10\Y.c.•n:\J ~Ill."'
two' .and l'On~rn' •
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ltnn 111 th\· '~'"' ul tt-.· lc.,tdL'"· • ""'
""cJ. -w~.· \\Jnt "' dc.·.trl\ ._,t,thll'lh
that the.• 'll•knhc.tndu Y.l\;lh;\cr the.'\
\\.tnt f(', lhl.'ll ~'rl\.•, II nd Ill\ II
1111111\'\ -Race and religion reviewed by fo • senes
Adrian hila
\ppr"''mltel~ thut 'tudc:nh anti
t.tcuh) \\en: an the uun\:11 Lhamlx-1'
~;,,, 1 huNlll\ to hcnr the' RtH'~nd
l 11\10 hum ddi\CI 3 Jc.'\:Uirt: \\ htc:h
"·•' ongu1.1lh entitled MR,tQ. Rdn·
tmn' ·•ntl 1 he t hurch· It')" t "'t"Kt \
Rc .. otd .'"
\pc sl.tn~' b\ '"' 11auun ol the I nit' I·
culturul I oauro, Rn. Ch•nn
''""''unct"d th.tt he hnd dt,,-an.h:d h1'
prcp,trtd li! t. ,11\IJ \\OUid III'IC'.tJ ~'(\II•
l.':t'tllr:uc e'n ,h;tnng lu' cxpc~tcrh'C'
ond tdc;hto•g,vc ou ''"nl'lll.''' lhrn ....
ll•~n~ fM nt~e rt'l.ttiOI\5 \\lthm the
hurch-
Rc' Ounn outhnC'U thrre top1~ he·
''"hc-:d to O\t'r mluqadcln:s,, the Ill t
N•mg -\ h 1\:l'nn.ll ,h,urnc I r.m1
\ ~•m•l.tllon Ill Pluruh'm -
SJlC3liiiS \.jUtelh but cmph.ltlt .tlh.
he fC(OUOICd 'llnll' Ol the IO)U'IIt'l.''
that "1hl· ~'''em" h>r\: J uJ'On ''"'"
unm•gns111' lo the: l mtcd State,, Jlar·
lli.'UIMh thchC of ht' f!ll]t'OI '•
genera 1 "m
lltc ·opprc.'''o•l" ol I he •mm•­
gr.tnt,, he ~ud, mdudcu the dcnt.~l ul
\.umu' nght-\mong tht·..e he h'tC'd
the ught 10 v\\ n lund, the· nlo!ht HI
hnng. 'pouw' mer tu their nc\\
home,, .md C\Cn the: u~ht to nMtr\
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~,; h1ldhcwd tn '' htch the lear ul th~·
tll•porllu•un nl ht' f"otrcnh "·'' u lOn·
,t.mt thrt"'.U th.ll the\ mu'' nt'l dnm
Ullt'Ohllll h\ thc:m~oCI\~. J\, .1 Ofi'-C'-­
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~OC'tal C."ll m,•O:sgc-
-fhcrc \\ilqJ s.tn'>t' dl hu,lllll\ I rom •
the ouhtdc "or:ld fhc r~-a"')" 'H' h:n"C"
ChmntO\\ ~ '' not bcC'Uu'c \\l' h~C' to
1\A\-c rc: ... tnurunh and 'hoP' fell h1Ur•
1'1 the re&"lll\ \\C ha\C { hlll.IW\\ n' I
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10 'lo.l\ llUI Ill trouble:, IO hi.' ~UICI, to
he p.l"-''' c. to blend m. I o he
afl.,tmll:ttnl •
•\\\• \H;'f\' ~til\\ 10~ Uf' 111 •l llnlt'
\\hen I n·memh:1, fl'Hhnhl~f.":lll\ ,
pmcl\h tn \\htch I hntfil Ill) 'ell lor
• l'oc•n~:: C'htnt',c,.. "'"d Rc'. Chmn
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tiMt lw llr't r,Hh,cd tlt;ll that "•1' .1
thcolu~'ll tl pwhkm h' tl\~ ''''"'lltrc·J
'~"-' .•!..tnt; lm ttl\• HI.•~ II Student'
l 111011, hC' "·'' ,1\l..td
"II \llll'rt '"'""f .til th1, ""' ,Jt, •
\llll ~1'\nllnuc: to hc:hl'\l' mthl \\hill'
Reverend Calvm Chann spoke openly on the lheologtcat problems
between raco and rellg•on at the Forum lecture last Thur::;day
nnr\, "hc:n I "•'' .thiC' tn r~utaup.u~ · '"
11 C" •I Rtth" march, th.u I came Ill
th• han.h r•ah•.lltnn that 11 '"•'' .ttl
nght tn be A'"'" ..
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t\\11 If ·'"'fll<tntat."
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.md tll.ll \dmt"ioth c:ummittl't''
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Thursday noon-11 pm HOW MANY DEEJAYS AT KGON ARE FRIENDS OF YOURS?
WE ARE KLC. WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS.
KLC ROCK ~RIGAOE Pictured from left to nght
Front row: Ktmberly , L1s1a Wanker, Penny Morrow
Karen Jones, and Colltn Van Uchelen.
Second row: Kevin Casey. Dan Smith. The Doctor,
and Dana Back row: Steve Gre and Aadtcal Russ
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Sunday 3-11 pm
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Portland. Oregon 97205 Jnn ~lurk ham. \\ hmt• '"' I C
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Univ4mlity of CallJomiA.
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RESEARC H TEAM
In the Mounto.n West or Canodo
• Wtldb/e! R~ h
• Wildlonc:b R~ ch
SUMMER 1981
Fteld Courses . 5 Umts
FALL 1981
Fte1d Quarter, 15 Un1ts
Phone ( 408) 429-2822 or wnte
WD..DlANDS
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
DrchflH~
Uruver-;ity or Cahtom~a. SMtcl Cruz
Sont.t Cruz, CA 96064 Hence "lnntnwr~:nt\ -
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tht.: tnnlor) "·'' unc.kr "ipanl\h rule.
Attention Students!
Positions Available Now!!
•
• Sofa Director
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These positions all command an honorarium .
Applications and job discriptions are available at the infor­
mation desk in Templeton Center. Return apphcatio ns to
Box 140 by April 28th. An interview sign up sheet is avail­
able at the information desk. Please sign up for an inter­
view upon completing your application .
Intercultural Forum applications are due May 5th. Contact
Peter Cook for interview date. x581 or 373.
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Howard's 21-year career has blended in with college
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The Howard el
the third majo~
in the college
hbtorv . •
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Pioneer Log, April 23, 1981 ll'toneer Log, April ~ge
R~.·admg f\11
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The Howard era is but
the third major period
in the college\ brief
hi\ tory.
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Pioneer Log
EdiUi: Jotllthan Bunon
Alllonmesa Edlor. Norma de Ia
Cruz
Opinion ~ T odll NISsef\
Alt Dlridor: George Oworln
En~ Edtlor: AOncone Ketlh
&porta Edllar: PetM Larsen
Phoeo Edllora: Carolyn Kato. Pautmer
~rberg
Adv•tlllng Menllger: Debbie
Oyamada
bin•• ~ Karen Stout
c:trc:aQIIon M8r1sg.-: Avtu Mandel
Otftc:e ,..naga2. Kathy Hams
lpect• Sacttot•: Ketth Stout
Newa wr•ua: Cttartea Fall. Karen
Ftecchef Marilyn Mobefg Dana
Ntcholl, Don Peckham. Ann Raven,
Ed Rounds Julie Scholz. Steve
ShildOn LAe ThomPIOn
Prcd'CIIInn: Roa-1 Ap~ ....
Mldint ~. Sue Reacs. Pam
Pagel Voltky, Chris Wilson. Scott Woltf
Dana Nachots, Ann Raven
Alyce Sadongel
Opl'*»n Wrbn: M1k0 Allen, K1m
Barta. Tod Burton. Gabrtella
Flanagan W•ll Howard, Jose Hulse,
DebOrah Rotortthlll
Sparta W,._., ltM Gr011e, M1lch
HopiOO
Ent.Nirment Wrttera: Renee
Montmorency, Jayna Pike. Stu Wells
Calh•o Kaplan 1
Phoeogtiphua: Ron Coda. Mtke Gallf
Ed GerdGI, Will Howard, Pete
Raustem. Pam Volsky
Advertlllng; Vtdorta McOmte
Judy Wrlllame
Bev Jasmer, Oon•e
Roger&
Adwtlar: Rlc:Nrd Hoyt
lpltl•• QuHn "*' Mlaty Blue.
Reel Man and Copenhagen Offtelal pubhcahon ot tho Associated
Students of LewiS and Clerk. 0615 SW
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Views eJ~pre5sed are thoso of lhe
wrttet11 and do not nec•sarlly reflect
lhe vtews or lhe student body. the
rac:ulty. Of the college &dmlnlstrollon
Unstgnod edtloflals are sugg .. ted
and BPPf c:wed by lhe edt to~ and
managers of thts newspapw ond
reflect the ~orrty oplnaon ol II'\OS8
ortieers
Seloctlon of cartoorw appeattng In
the Optnton section • the
reeporwtblhty of the Oplnlon Ed11or From our side ---
Baring our budget for all to see
I hl' !'\tudcnt ( ommurm.tllnn' llnurcl (M 'Ill t~o(ltl,l.'lllln~
tll\ l,IOif'll\ lll\.'c.Jt.t tlltullltl.llllllll> (\ll,Cilll\ hll~ It• hUdf!~l
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,I H pi.'rt."l nt tllUl..l,l'. 111 ~ •p S8 1 to tll\l t th-.:u [QH I X]
opt.'Hittny t.Cl'" "inm~ \~1 MOll ''' th1' ''uuld J.!tl lu the:
W<trht,uk "' prmtch cu~ h -.luth.·nt \\llh ''"""''' ulual t:np\
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1.11): 1 he I\ pt:,CIIl'l '' rc,pml\lhk h11 1.1~111g hard t.Cip) lrCHII
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hint \\ luch \\<' lu~ out It> h\· """'"l'lit(lhul .tnJ put ontu
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~·mt' tht' >.,;;u \\ tllrun to \Q,5 7Q lm :'~ n:rul,u•"uc' .and"'
'Jll"( till (/tt fut/1\) 1\\UC\ Ill \()\) (lCI 1\'111. f'hoto Wf\ ICC\
~til hL .1.\~0.nr ~'lllpcrll.rm I~ ll \ Po,tOIItw~: .uti>l:
dtUI~'Cd With the lllC.:tC.I 1: Ill 0111 muihiiN 1!0111:-., \\)\leh Will
bt.• '~oo ,, t~:r m.
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t \drth tl' lxolmc \\ c dt1 nut kl'l u "''l'd lor .111~ \tudcnt
m\lltc\ b~·' ond 1 "'' and cJII matnli..ttn quuhl\ \~tth th~ tntuJ
\\\ h.t"C rcquc,tc:d
l·orlllt:'t \..,I ( Prc~tt.IC'nt I u '.\ ~,n,tctn \Clot~ ! 1 h1.· "i( B
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tl" t'O tht S( a " :"kill!;. llll •• 1."\ln\tdrmhlc tncrc.t\1: Ill "' • t({t funUln!! th1' \c..tt I he \Car hook prurw,.~l.tlnn._ t~ptc:,t:nl\
lf( 'um~ 40 pat'cnt nl till' 1 otul budget rl.<tptc~t
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l>RAV. I Hl liN!' II \H IUI..l •I
'lUnd nn the fl Sal,.udur i"ue. can \H'
lcl!llllnutcl\ turn do\\ n mnl..mg a
'IHtcment '"' othcr "orld ;.llld l \
1\,UI:'' \\hut ul I C\ '1u11d <Ill Algh·
'""'tun·• I h'-Mtddlt: La\1 • "'c,tk\
( nrpnr,tlt1111"1 f)l) \H ll'lilke tht\ dlt:t­
"1111 .trnund l.tr~:~c cndur.crnt.'nh 'uch
•" th~ \uunnal ( ounctl nl C'hurl:hl.''!
M,lll\ t\\Ut:\ pt"""" lar~t: c.:on,tllut.·n·
1..'11.'' huth on Jlld nil c:illllflll' f \t:ll the:
lltl~;r.tl !111\t.:rnmt:nt cndcH'L'
\,Himt.tl \cuetaf\ \\ cd; 'hould \ll'
tnll"' .. I · tlu' ·' flf'-'\."lcknt \H \\ uuld It I..~·
tu c.·rcah:·•
Ql I\ 1101\ nl WH,\l fill< I"
WOl I J) nr \l Rl l DIll ROt <dl
A!\ \\1 ( I r\DORSfMl '\I"' I'
Pre' Rt.Hl!<~O '111111g tnthc <hal ufh<:l.
I"Hl'\Cilll~ \\illllllg lor I C\\ 111.111d llua ~
Colle!-'\"' del.l\ton "' llu \\t: r.:.tll~ hah
1 hl ,·nnn\.<t:llon' • tc> rnnl..c 1 "'' a
\\ ortll\\ htlc: dc<:t\1011"1 \lo\\ \'\en I h~
'\utaunul Coun1.11 of <.hurd"' t;OUid
Ill.' I ~uarlc t ht Prl'\ldcnt ' ct 11 \Cl \\ h~
att pcttliUil' 'n ... hnrt nl tht: l"'ll\lfl.'t ul
un \..,l <. "cnatc cndor..:ment
~ mall\ ()l I "\ I I 0 "'-lfJ If Wt du
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< ON\ II I I r \ I \. \ Ill I ( ( >M
PI \1"'-\liO\ I '-lli\J\ II..., I \II·
I Rl 10 11\\1 IIMI roR ,\
()l IC. k. 1\"'-D I'ROI,I'R Rl-.
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l \MI'I \ I'IH><,R \t\1~11'\(, Ill\·
I I.._ I,., In thl P·"' '"" ''"''m"'
"\lllill~ 11\',lfl) thll..'l hmrr' h,l\1.'
'flt'llt (kh.tung ''" \\ hl·thl r nr tl<ll
'huuld dt:h.ltl' 1111 thl I I "''h
l"lll.'' lin\\ I lii>IC. ROt\' \\
\(ll."ntl lilt II' ltltl\ \1 Clllllll! .lhil
\\ hdhlt tH nut 1\l 'hnuld dtwu"
'""l thnu,anth ''' nut.;, ·•~·" "nttt
'" 1111 h nut llitiHI' I ull ul "<.hlllll\.,IIC
(lrnhll•tm \\ lllun ,, nllk r,tdtll' nl
( tllltWII (. humht. "' '.\h) 1
It " trul\ unluttunutt.• thtll the''~
tklll hml\ I\ H'l) llllldl IIIIJfllntiTirll
ulliHII \~:nlltl.' .uul I \l'Clltl\c ('uutd
\111111\ lrhiCIICI. II \~.'~Ill' lhq ~n
uhtumml! l.'lther "'"~utd~d mlmrn.
111111 I rum t.•mut tnnnl'\\ l' mu't dtH\c•
111111 lrnn\ entUitlllllll '\\l' lllU\I d•
l'\ll \I hill~ \Ullt~oe' tiT 1111 tnlurlllilll"
111 .lll I '"""P" ur!-'t. 'tudenb It• pa
"''Pille tnund tit\ ll \1 huth hudtl''IA
actlatn (\ln.ttt: Muntlu'' ~~~
Cnunltl ( h,trnhlt\
(nulll.tl 111\·,d.l\ ... hlU l.wm
.tnd Ill t.tfl.. \\tlh th~·tt tC)1CI.'\t:lll•l
\\ l \\ llUitJ fll del \ IIIII Ctlll\ I.'C'WI,tn,.
lllllll' tlutn .1 '.t~Ul. lll.tcl: .tml ''""'
'"l'\: I Ill Jl•IJll'l 1 \\ l llt.'\!d \till I tnf'l!
l•u1 lht"' 'I lid\ 111' \\ hu ~\llllllllm"·'"
1 ht: ,, hm \: ml'l'llllS'· I '" nnpl' Ut(t
lht..'fll/-! ltl\:11\,lllHlll nl tllt'\fhn,.,.
'"'" ct:lllt.'rrd .11 ountf 1 "" tkllJIC
I h. uti.. \ uu HI\ mudt lut 'uur lin" 'I
huflt I hut 'nu l··"' h:1 111~ hdr '
ht..ll~l'
1• 11 /furtur:
,\,•nw"' ( Of'••f,m
It· fell off
I Ju· U11um·muu1 tlrttt k m
II c·c·~ \ Pmnccr I np t'tll/llnl . u
·orcll l'l't'Tiwlwrt•, hill emil 11 It"'
Ipt'u~ • II til 11 rlltc•n h1·
li 'c• rQ:rrttht' ··rror
Pioneer Log, Aprfl 23, 1 Ame1
internatio
G•hrf~llt f. hmagan
A mc:rt'-•'"' illc ,uflcr
tcHII't u ntl eel •
l>ftiUj!hnul the wotld h~
oot l,tf1t'U<IIolt '"''"'
1 Urt'J"Il:·'"' und nth
lla\C not unl) r.tullhl ll
caU\. tllll' ClllftO(! thl
\ntertc;:.tn prudu\.t '"~
t0111,dt. hut tlu:u 11.tdtt
• t'thcr I.IIIHtlilgt:' llncl
cd!>'f tlf thl.' eultUil' ul
,~en · the} MH~ hnH· j
f!ll~l u' Ill the ticld nl c
!t 1ntalllltlonal '\(;.tic:
\ Prt.."'dl·ntml < u1
f(ln:tgn I ,, fli!Uagc' und
~uJIC' . lounded b't Rl·l
10. Ill) tn 1977 'tudt<
(tllllpttcnt\: Ill forctl
lll.ltn,-d h} tht Amt:ri
1nd c:oltc:gl' (lr ad tMt<
1ppalkd at wllilt the
ComrnMmn rcpmt'
e~n,· mcornp:tcnt·c m
JUagc' '' not 11106
'(.lndnhlU'- "
I ht '\wIt l>e pi.ltt me
lfiiUtrc' II\ I on:tgn S!
tandtdOit." to hll \t I. n
j)f'ttgn lnngw1gc l ON
onh ha' there been u lc • Nge of A mt:'ncu n'
0\tf'\1.:.1' h\ dtplomall
li\('. hut ht't dd ICICI1
pljt\'d rC!<opon'lblc tor
ol~\cral trugu; and tra
dent' tn the fCC\: nt pa 'I
!lut the: tile of l' S Ul
Afghum,tan. Adoph
la\c ~:en "'"ed 11
rmb,,,,, \luff nt::l,lOlt;tl
nucn 1 "' l.>.1 rt ( 1 he of
tangu .. gc)
On the hghlcr 'Ide l
Prt~•dcnt tarter\ "'''
'hen the role' we
throu~h u c:ontructmtcr
Prt,idcnt "lu,tcd" lor
1/an,l.ttton. nnd ut h~r
ro1 do much to tmpt
bel\\..:tn the two c;u1111
the\ did ,10\U\t tin: ,tud
On I} gc·r ol cl!llcgc,ul
1n thl· l llltttl ":ttulc• n:tj
JOI.\IIU~c lor admt"IOI\
m.jUII'I.: ,,u,knh to t.t l:c
lo meet ~r,tdUUIItltl
loda\ on~ I 'i1 1 nl \
!dtotll 'tudcnh t.tl..c d
p!.I~'C, COillfMCt:d l\1 ~4
11\i, tigurc" '''It tln•rr•l
tlr. 'chuol' 1\hl.'rdung ·
tl\tl~ lea rm:d, tlllh I' 1 ~
n: \1\td)·mg them
\\In '' th~ k\d ul hu
compttcnc\ tlcctca'ttl£:
1 he p,,.,adt nt ' t umrt
\like t\ lien
\IHIII!! ,, "PflllM<
\orth\\ c't '"' h '" lhmc
thtnl' M<''' p~:upl~: t •·•'!
n ~Ill P"" II\ t: 1\ .111<1 \\II
In~ \ll\\ held h\ I h" \\
\pung bnn~' M '' I
•· pullc n. I h~: lllm t:r '' r
but ~ d1.'\ II.: I..' nf l nrt Url'
pun,,h mnrt.tl rn.tn I h~
n;~bll· feeling c..:umc' c
I 'Ill lh,ll hnng.\ II 1\
\prtng mt<t "' '"'cc
''lc' 'Ptdcr' and 1Hht.:t
But tht: "'ur,t 1n\t..'Ct' o
brc lamih \\ •"I''· flo
bh~, i,t II Ctllllt Oil I Ill "'I
lhn'l' nl I" '"' h ,twn~
lllou hU//tn ~. l h1.•tr IIIIJ.'
1Pttr lu d n me Ill fl. I
'PPt:urnnct: ltl..c huh: \~
ftl) (Ht:ctou' bndtl) IIUti
\piiO{leflttCC' bllth II
O\tt I ht: me!\\ t hcv l'rCil
lht nol\c the) c:reuh: dt\
blb, of the mc>rntng or
Pte I.e" nuud. tn~c:' Ill t ~
11dc rn\ wrnclo\\ ·tp~
ltbrur't .comp..trcd to th!
••ndo~
\prm~
Pioneer Log, Aprtl
• ~see
\t:OIIO~
budp~ c
'Jlrmed
htl I II
\~ll.
CJM I lt'
In I ht
I ~Ofl}
• l V~'llt'
11 r. to
budget
'' p.ud
flt tl•
0111'0
\ lrom •
nn1o,,
IOJIIO
;spcr
1.c:r. the
'"' till\ snt1n••
nd "':\
r\'rCI,.'\
ntk
Will
rung
udtmt
I OIUI
'I'"U\1
~II,ORII•
.OIJI I \I\
"' "('
~~·r \If IIIII
t-1 ..... ".td
tOI ">1 1\,
rr111tl .• ~.~
d tJt,~'U"
·"'"' \\ ul 't.htnll~ll:
'Utllll\ ul tit .,
I hut thl.' ~L
tiOIIII•nmnl
11\c (nund
f'l' the} an
cd llliOII!l.J
''"'t do l\11
It: 0\U\t
1nlnrm.1h••
1t:nt\ ltl
th buill~'"
Ia ,.,
( 'rC UIJI
I a OHitl'll>"
ll\ (' f ..:11 fill
1: .sod "
\'ClUr IIIJ'
!IIlii I oil
Clll!!l\ Ullf
tlw th\{w
Ill\ cki!JIC
'nur tun 'I
. hdp \1
• " }/II filii: Are Americans becoming
intetnationally illiterate?
r,1britllt J.lanagan
A IJl~fl(;. lfl' ilrt." .. ulh:JIIIf d1plomn1
ttUIJV JrHJ COitltlll'flllilly
vouphuul the wm ld b'"' •Ill~ nit he1r
01H ~lfl)IIIU)Il \~Ill\
tul<lJX'IIII'S .snd uthcr 'lnrtspnl'"'
ba'' nnt unh c UJI,Iht up ll'Chntllo~tt
t~ll) . c hl" t ndmg 1 hl· tla.v' \\'hen
\mtm·•n prudu1 1 '"fl'=IIOnt} 'l"'"l
f¢fll'tll buttlwlr tr.sdsttnll nf lluuiC\
11 11thc:r languatlt:' .1nd then l.:nu\\ I·
cd¢'t' til the l'llltUrl' nl thl' COIIIllf\
1herc' the) \\CHI.: hil\e g1H'O lhem olll
~J-'111' m the ficlll ul ceunmell'C, nn
Jnh:ll\illlnnal ~calc.
\ l'rL"lltden cinl Cnmrn'''llln nn
fortt~n I '1ngu.1gr' .1nd lnccrrulltun;sl
,uJJtc , founded h) Rep. 1•11ul S1mnn
, tl>~ Ill) tn 1'>77. 'cudird the lc\d ol
C\llllpctc:nc.'\: m lorc:tgn languot~c:'
III3JnCd h~ the Amt.:ric.;;tn diplomat
and college ~:~r.•thmtc: .snd were
1pp;•lkd til "hac thl'Y found I he
romull'''un report' tllllt "'\men
"R' mcnmpetencc '" fure1gn ton
IUilNl' '' nothsng 'hort ol
onllaluu!'l "
The "ilutc Ocpartm"ll nn Iunger
ftQUIIt\ 11' I ortll_ln "icn1CC OHtl'Cr
andnlillc:' to huvc knuwlcdgc ol a
l~rtign langtuspc Con.\etjUCntly not
onl) hu' thcrt.: been u lo\\Cnng ol the
:nJgt: o( .1\mcnC.In\ ,1\ prC\C:Iltcd
v.tN'.t' h'; dsplom•llll' rcprc\t.:nta
li\e\, hut h1' dcltc•cnq hu' been
JWI!Cd h."\pon,sblc tor the clCt.:un:net
rA 'IC\c:rul trugu; .1nd crags-comic mct­
~nt' in the: rcn nt pa't C rtllt:.' chum
lh.tt tht hit of l '-. umb.t,'.Jdor to
"Kh•IIH\lnn \doph Dub,, ..:ould
l:au· hl'Cn ..aHd 11 mort of the
rmb.M\ \ttttr ncgotrutor' had been
Ouent m n..trl (thc aH1uul '\fghan
IIOJIUil~c:)
On the lighter \Ide, one c.tn n:cull
Prt\lcknc (ancr\ '''1t to \\nr,uw.
11hcn the Pole' were snr ormcd
thtcllll!h uulntract 1nterpu:tcr chat tht
Prt"dcnt ~tu.,.ted~ tor tht.:m. I hi~
tr~n,lutic>n. and other blund .. r,, dtd
N>l do much co smpro\e rclutlort'
IJctl\t;t;ll tht: l\\10 C:OUnlllt;\ l'\l'O tf
!he\ d sd a mu't.: t ht; a udtcnu: •
Onl\ l\1', ol \.OIIqt~.·,untl Ulll\t"lllc'
111 the llnllcll "it.llt:• rt:qUJre .1 hll Cltlll
bngthtg~: lm adnll"l(lll Mu,t do nnt
~!qUire 'tuucnh In talc one Ill order
IO meet gt.t(hhlllon IL4llltcrnl'nt'
lod.l\ llll) 1$11 ol \mlli~ -:'" hsgh
~onl 'ludenh c.th ,1 forclfll tan·
£11.1~'1: . C«Hll(MII."tllll ~41 r 10 19M .tnd
lfu, tigurc: ''\till druf'lpsng In c:llmc:n·
IU\ \~ huul' \\ hetl'l,lllgll.ll!C:' .trC nll"l
c:.'''> lcarncu,unl) 11, ulthcduldrcn
lit 'tuch Ill~) thl'lll
\\ h\ I\ thl' lc\d nl hH1!1gn l<lfl~ua~c:
•••mpdcnn dn:rc.l.,llll! 'u dr.t'lltc:.JII\'
fho: Pr~·"dt.: nc, C..lllllll\1"11111 lliUnd thlll tht! dcmumJ\ Of \l\ldent oH lt\J\1'
c1n c;ullc:gc t.lnlflU\C\ 10 the latt 60\
and c<trly 70\ lnr rclcvmllY 111 the
curru:ulu lay at ch~ rnnt ol tht penh
I em' CUI rc:ntl\ bellll! e:-.pcr~~:ncl·d 111
hu'ine" Mtd dtplnm.tln : c11 c;lc~ .
Cn\lf\1. tn \ltlh di,ctphnc' •" \CXIoll
rdurrn .tnd c:untcmporur. prnhltm·
\'U\1\l'cl,l dc:\.fc;,I'\'IJ Cmplht~l' Oil lloltiJ
tiUnal dt-.ctphnc,, .unnng them
l.tnguag .. ·
Prcdu.:cabh, j!ml.'rnmclll agl.'nt teo;
"ho dr:J\\ chc:Jr emplu)t:Cl> lr nm col·
lcgl' grudU.II'-" cxpcricnu:d .1 luwcnng
111 'tumhmh '" I.III~U.tgc prullcJCnc)
n:qutrc:mt:nl\, f"'itfolllcl Ill th.tl hcmg
c:'~neo~cd Ill the lll:IJUIII) ol thl·
cuunln ' c:ollc:gl!' ( >nl~ one out ul
fhc: c.llldtd.ttc .. acc.;c.:plcd b) till' l·nr·
t Jgn "ier\ ,, ... tud:t~ llllCI' Stale r )C.
pu rc m c 111 1.1 n g u.t gc·" om pete ncy
,c.Utd•Jrth . 1 h~ ( I A repnrcc:d thnc
a mun~ recrust!, hu-c:d bct\\ctn I Q75
und 197R only tilt r dtmon,crucc:d
~rrummum prolt'<\lonul pr nllcttnt·y"
m " lorc1gn lun!luug~
I he: problem ol lorc:tfll languot[(c
• .......
I -~ ,.
del 1\,.ICOO hU\ roO I\ Ill l\IU'I:' Ill her
than the change in\;ollc~e ... urneulum .
\t lht ba,~ · he' ~In altitude ol curnplu­
ec:nn, COUpled \\ Jth pru\ IIH;tal
notton' .tbout lc:arnin~ luresgn lun
gungc' that arc: e~p!:ciall) ouc nl pl.llC
ITI the: \meru.:un ~mdung rue. I he
kdtng lt.t' ~en .. ""' bother. \\hen
\0\1 \."..HI .lh\.1)' find \llJnCClflC \\ ho c.;.lll
'peal I n~•h<,h ''"
lim unl.'nhghtl'ncd UllltUdl'" ptl' •
cnt C\cn at the hsghc'l le\d' ell ch~·
\mnt~:iln ~mcrnmcnt \\ ht:n th~
(. hlllC\C \l::llHlf \tCl rrc:mll'r I '>t:ng Opinion
X10oping . vi\lted Pn .... ldtnl (<~rtcr
carl) l.tsl )COr cnmmuntc.ttton
be: 1\\.tcn the t\\0 depended em ont' of
llcnf\ own snlcrprclcr., u<. tht' Slllte
( >cp.lnnttnt dtd nal h,J\C one fully
ttuuhftcd ( lune<.e Jntcrprch:r I he:
'·lllll ,1pphC\ tn ( artcr\ VI\ II tu
Po lund when he hnd 1" rely on ,,
~•lltlr.tctcd tnltrprctcr \mc:ru:.s "
mutll' up ol mu ny tllffcrc:nt oaltonuh ·
lie' l''''"f 11 u c.:ultuml nchn~o-.. thut •~
\'trlllllll~ untquc in the world. It'' uur
nwn lntgtc In~~ 1h.1l so IC:\\ lamili~·s
cline"~· tn pre~cne thc:tr ethn1c tden·
Ill\ h) enntsnutng tn spcal.: thcu
n;1t1\c tungu~· 1n the home. :')e\crul
dc:oules .1gn th11-"·'' lnolo;c:d du\\ n nn
b Mmtl} l·ngfllih•,pculmg tnhoibll·
.snt'-. tim,. prc~MHtng more f\.'Cent.ull·
,,,h 111 ,Jbandnn the1r O\\ o language
lm the ~11o.e ol IIL~e('lt.mcx.
In "'"'e uc her c.;llllnl nc:s hcmg b1·
hn~u.d 1 ,, f;s~:t ot Ilk h.pcc.:mllot 1n
'"'' .snd Alrtc.t, \\here people-often
'~ • J.. ch~ nattnn~ll hmgtW~e as \\dJ.,,
thc dt.llct:t of thl'lr dl\trltt or arc.1 In
'>uuth \lrt\.11 mchl people .,pe;ik bnth
J\frtollllb .1 nd lngl1\h. whiht the;
llluck' .tlsn 'f'Cak thctr own dialect.
dCfl'=ndin~ on thc:1r trrbc
In lndru the lliUJOrll} of the populu
t1nn 'fltil b hot h H tndt and r ntth'>h
C\(X'llllll~ Ill the (IIIC\ Whtbl 10 the
cuuntr) pc:oplc ~enc.:r-...11) 'f"'Cll~ thesr
o\l.n d~;sh:ct ·" "'" a' the maJnr l.tn·
gu.tg~.· In llnng 1\un¥-. Engh'h and
<.'hllk:'c .1~ the n.tlsoru1l tongu .. -.. In
cllh('r \lncsn cnuntric' ll41t h;n c
bt:c11 colliOIC'> of !luropcan ptl\\Cf'­
unttl rt~ntl). man\ af the nall\~o:.' ol
the cuuncr~ ,1111 ~~"'=·'~the Llnl!!u.agt: ul
the \.'Uionr11ng pm,~,. ·r prednmin.ullh
I ren1. h .111d Post\t[!UI.',e. in .1ddllton to
lht• O.IIIUrloll hllll,lUI.'
In "'·'"' f. urclpc:.w Clllllllllt:' I· ng·
"'" ,, "1dt:l) ,pot.c n I""'' c:'pect,tlh
IIUl' ulthc Sc.Jndtntt\t,lfl n.lllllll' ,u1d of the Netherland' osnd (,crmuny . In
thl.' l .. tlin countrsc~ thJJ t.nuwlcdgc IS
ICM wtde~rrc:.ad but nonce hdc-. ..
many ol the more hlihl) tratnc.-d pro
re \IClllll" ~!le-I~ I rcnch or I npJt'h
'lchuul duldr~ ·n Ill lllO!>I £ UrOpcilll
n.lttnn' .tl't' rcc.~usrcd to lll~c .c;\t•ral
ycaro; ol .1 fnrca~tn hsnguagl!, ~umc:
~t.atttng in elc:mc:nt.U\' ~huol.snd uth·
c:r" in !ugh '~·hoot I hi' ss u l'itllus gel)
true l)l the: f:H~Icrn t urnpcun
C:CIUOIIII ..
I h" knowledge thrrdnrc gJ\C!>
F urnpc:.tn'> und ell her" the rc.Jg.c nn
,\mcrtc:!n!l an buth comrneu:usl und
cJsplurnull~: cudl". In flddlltnn, m.sn)'
l·urupl~ •• n dtf')lom.st~ rccc1H tr.um11g
10 the l.1ngu.1gl' nl the cuuntl) ,.,.here
the) "'" be M!l\'tng. Ru 'ian dsplo­
m.lllc nllsc~•h are hmnng thnl>C \l.ho
rca:1H' th•' l)flC nl tr.umng. and chctr
ll'.ll:lwr UH' ~ud to hoc c~celh: nt
"''" cH'r. l.mguagc h:.u 01 ng muM
\tart tn 1hc '11.hunl" \l.hl'rc 11 •~ me• I
cllcdl\e I he: Prc:slt.lt:nls.ll Comm•~·
,jon ~ubmntcd n h\tnl ugge.<.tauns lor
the unprn\.cmc:nt ol Llngu.tgc.: llo~JII~ m
the llnucd Stale,, wh~t :h rncludc:d u
rc:cnmrn~; ndutwn thul l.tngu:Jgc
rc:tjulrcmc:nl' be. Introduced .u cnttc:1l
level\ m the eduwuon W\lcm fhcy
aho recommended chat rruuw mor(.·
langlWg" \Chool\ be ~o.rc;,lled
AlhJrd rccummcnllatwn ol the
t:umma,~um \\,1 cb.11 lmesgn
Ltn~u<~ge teat.:hcr!l m the: l .s rcttr\'e
more :td\ .sn1.'1:d 1 n11nlnllo a' the: k' l'l ul
trallung nl tc.~~:hcr. 1. .. oiJiflJr~ntl) p.lrt
ttl I h~· pr nblc: Ill I C\\" ,, nl.l (. l.u t. '' u­
dc:nl!> oiTC lUcl.) Ill tim II:SflC\:1
l.111gu;sgc ll'.schcr!> hl•re ..r~o• C'M:cllcnt
In lll;tn\ hsl!h ..chuut-, 11nd pcrh.sr
C\C:n HI \llllll l'IIIICb'\:'· tlu' ~ 1\111 the
l.c\\tlolnd Ct.uk ulw huppcn' to he
tln\' 111 the lc\\ l'nllt'~C:' that r('(•,m· mends two yc.tr of uloretgn lnnguajc
'" haflh \Chool for admJilan"-c, and
requtre<o h \ s lo ha \C: lour ycllfl' of a
foreign l.m.,uagc m college:, or the
cqut\,llcnt. an order let gr.Jduncc . In
Comp,Jri!'Oil Y.ith the OOIICH\:&J ci\'Cr•
ugc, the number oil C 1 udcnts takmg
furttlln langunge c.;our:r.c' '' tmprct.­
st\l' Or a total of .thnut 1000 lull· tunc
)tudenl\ and "PI"" tm.IIC'I\ HOCI p.trt•
ttmcn. there ure h '\2 c:nrnllc:d 10 IM·
o:tgn lunguagr: i.lllcl hter.uurc: cnJJr!\C~
th1' tc:rm, ulthuugh there arc: unly 21
lnrc:tgn languagl' rrl.IJnrs ul the prc~OI
tsmc.
lhe I 1ngu.tgc l>cp:_utmcnt utter
mnr: l.1ngu.1go •• ,~ \l.t'll U!i ,, \.\oriel
lttaaturc: cnu~c ch..tl l'> caught ua
f: nglt~h I he llHl\1 pupuhu Ltngu.I~C
.trc 1-rc:n~.;h. Sf'.JOI\h .1nd (•errn4.1n.lol·
lo\\C:d b) Japan~ und c hmc c. lt.tl·
san ~nd RuM•Iotn arc runmng elM«:
bchtnd. \\llh 1hc clusstc:il bnHuagc:s
lJ11in and Greet.;: dr.J\\1118 lhe IC:t'>l
~tudenl' World l.ucr.ttur~ uttr.acts
the ~•me number nf pcuplc .a docs
German.
llus dt'lt nbutton i"> prnbJbh 11
~otood indi'"'lltiun ol the: current trend an
tht: Jcarnmg of lotc:isn lungwtges
I here ~a turntng uw1sy hom the prt"­
vaou.' cmph.J,,, on cla\\tCAtl lungua~=:o
hlo;c Latin and Grcd;, .wd n nc~o~o
imponanet " bctng pluc:cd un lun­
gua~ that will be or u~ 10 thr \1, orld
which seen\.\ to {{rOY. C\-Cr -.matter
fhcn al,o ~em' to bt: • slowly
growsng tnterc:<it umong collc~rc lttu·
denb 1n leiHntnF a language. fh•~
tntcre.c tS harmed b\ the c:'pcnc:ncc ol
man"· sn pubhc h1gh k:hooh, \\here
cc~achef" :u~o• ortcn not VCIJ "ell
tr.sinc:d themsel"c:s und chu .u-c
uru1blc to !>Uniaenth• moli\'Uie the: tu-• dentS. Therefore . the mutn target of 1
lnngU<Jgc '>lill§ tmpro\emcnt plan
'hould be the hsgh schoob
Another imporwnc wr~"CI would be
the: ch:mentar~ 'I.Chooh, \\hc:rc: llt\c:,l\·
u:~c lor children to pid up b.J,,c l.ln-
guaf..>c ""'"" In Chtru~o . the I 1 ~lk
dcmcnturv '14hool tc:uchc:<o ch1ldrc:n
rt;l!Uiar cJ,,,"'C., 10 lour lnnguullc" t\lr­
cnl\ ha"e mo"cd ncar the ~huol "u
I hal thctr children can bene lit I rom 1t
progr.tm
011C1: the foundation' are la\c:d, 11 • "til be mut:h caMer to butld un them 10
hJghc:r c:duc.tllon. r he bench I' ell
lno\\ 1ng a lnrctgn l.1ngu.sge arc m3n\
,\pan I rom the ub" Jlllr.l ad,ant.tr,c.-s tn
tr.s"cl, bu.,me'' and the lltplomauc
'"orld (\\here tl t' more ol a n~ll)
th.tn an ad,.tnlagc) t.nu\\mg another
language: L' cull ur::tll) c: nnchsng. as 11 1!1
an '"''ght tnt(\ n diflcl't'nt culture
It\ ttnh' \mc:nc::tn~ l>tuppctl bi:ang
Ml pre-umptuuu~ .toll got tn touc:h
\\tth the rc't or th~,.· '' orld \\c .m: sn
danger ~'I bc:C11mtng ~o.uhuntlh 1 ,,..
lat~. u' "'ell n~ bct:.,mmg oh uh:1c: 111
the CC'ntmcrcs.sl .tnd dq.,lunltliiC'
\\ (lflll' •
\llkl' \lien
~prm~ I' .spproilclung the P;h.'lll~·
\mt h\\ c '' \\II h 11' llcl\H"I\, n n i mu" .1 nd 'u n·
thsn~· Mu\1 pl·oplc ltcllk tn,c ... •m to \It:\\ ch"
C\tol pel\ II I\ d} ollld \\ tl h gr ... ·.tt ollli1Cipoillllll.
Thr \ IC\\ held h\ I hi\ \\lilt: I 1\ 11ne vi dt t:JIJ Spring has sprung a leak d~ illwg \\hKh ,., \\htch. then n:gretmg the
c:hmce Wh\ du \IC let th1ng' be dul\ lor all
the "thcr me,nth, .1nd '""'t tha ~c.1~,m he
chc clctul nne'> \\'h.u', \\ rong "nh lrlth •
Sprtntt hruti!-' ''·" tluwc" I 11m tll~·rgse
• pullcn. the llcl\\lf ""'"•• th1ng ol beaUt)
but u tlc\ ICC nl tmtus~ · \t:lll b) the l•od' to
IIUOhh nuut.1lrnan I he llc:-h), !.~o.r.ttCh) "'""
trlhlc fcl•h ng CUOll!\ Ulll'l' a \ e.u .10cJ I he
ICll)ellt tlhlt bting' 11 j, ulmo't here
S('lflltg me.tn' '"'e~ ·" U1g 1llll'~. ~mall
Jlllt,, 'Pidu' .1nd nthcr td \ '-''·"") H'rman
Hut lhl· "ur't sn,cccs ul .tit .trc thu'l' 10 the
~c lamsl\ \\ .l'fl'· llorm·h .• tnd 1hc Bum•
bhc:, .JIItlllllt o111 10 l,u Fe; nurnbc r' tel har ·"'
lhuw nf ll\ \\II h ,, runr r~·ll 'IIUO\ , I C~lll hl'oll
thc:u hut '"l-1 thcu .111~r} hurn ,,, th"' ~un
1Pite '" du me 111 MO'>\JIIIhl'> nm~l.' lheu
IPJit'arunn hkc httlc '.unptrc' out to lli~c
n~ ptccwu~o hodil} llu1d\.
Sprtng er\ltC:t' IIIIth I U '111g, I o d llCl-<loo .111
Ul cs I hl me" 1 hi.') Cl calc.; llil\ to be clca ned
lh~ no•w the:\ creal~ dl\turb' th' "lc:ncc .1nd
bit\\ Of tht lllOtnlllt; Of ,111 I!\ ell I IIi,\ \\ C)od
I'C<~u' •llluck tree' 111 the butt h: I ought out
\Ide m\ Window lpocu/tplr \em '' u
hbrun compMcd to the battle oul\tdc: m}
•1ndow
\pung ulltH\' the: nut' Ill lome: out ol
Pioneer Log, April 23, 1981
• htdlll!; .111d tnpre.u::h tn mt \en' wh~·n I gu
llu\\ lllll\\0 \,tJJIIU' rc:hgtu\1\ J1111JIJC.tl, "'~loll
.111d ,lnlt•\c~·•al gruUJh ""nllonc nw R.uha
th,111 COlli) 111g Ill\ J,l\ I he 'IX'•II.:I.'r" lr\ Ill
m;tl.~ · tnl' I eel t;\1111) 111 puutl uul ol her' ru11
.1' lnrturl.lll' All I \\IIIII '' pC.:.JCl'
"iprsng thtcl\\' uut Chi.' fu,t h.t c.:h.lll H.t,c:­
hull '' dctc,t.lblc '111\C II '·'Jl' \'U\Ct.t!,!l'lrllm
chr.. 'R \ .snd tr.K~ nll;d' H.a,ehallt' bur mg.
nothsnr nl nut~·.:,~·t huppl'"' unctltlw LIH.I·
''un.tl hnmt:t un If> llltnlltl'~ 111 .11:twn fur
c\c:r\ IOU hmm. ul \1~'\\lng 111\l .un't Til\
,, \ h;
\f'lWI)! '' .1 p~p pill hll dng,, I hl' c:ll~l 'llll
1111.' -,\."a,on u11 lhl''l unnn.sl' "111 hllnJ.' them
to" \I,Jtt.: ol bar~mg ft~hlln~ •• wd dl\gu,ttn~
dl\pla\ \ Ul pubhl •I If Cl IIUII llUt{\ oltt 001\c;
rnnl..er' me" muhr' .111d hegf!ur' I h" 'c:a
\Uri brn1~' nut ull theu "'''"' tf\l•thlle' .tnd
the" take ~real prtdc Ill dl\pl,l\1011 11
llldUdlll!' thcll nc •• ,
Spnn~ oowd' me in \II rm lin tulle plu­
c:c' tn Orc11on .uc lull no\\ ol dl\l!U'Ung
people I c..tnnllt be:-.done: on the hc:,tch os 10
the muuntilHl\ Mtlhon' ul out,sdc:r' arc
tiM:rc tn lilt! Itt ~ct .1 ptnc: ol the .u;uon
Tht'll h11r \I.Cathc:r \\Jidc:rnc'' lrsend'd''¥"'' I hl' co: .tl appr ~t'l,ll urs ,,J I he l.tnd \\ h,, l,!U ra10
ut .,Jmu:
Sf'rlll!! prcduth!' Ill thu~C llfg<cllliCr \\ ho
put un p.sr.111l'' and u'l(let" Par.1de!o thnt
hl,lck up hu'' "Hl'\:1 • tnrlle m,l\!> murd..:r ul
nn\l.l:f' and 10\lll' the pUrflU\Ck~' C4UC,Irl•
''"' II unllrcd' ul mc.lninglc)l' gruUf"'' '"''"'
nn h.n mg theH lc:;u.lers rtclc Ill "'me~ heC'i)
1.11r "·I' mg ht pco('lle \\ ho on I "·"" thl.'
1 htng Itt cml su the) e.LII l!(tl home .tncl '•')
the\ \\crt: thnc:. Ro1t.ll'l'' thl m.1" torture: ol
.snunbl,, .1"u tul.:c pl.scc; \l.tn clnt.:c: ·•~!·""
prtnt' hl· rc<tll~ I' .111 •'P'-h\ ht' b,11 batt~·
~.nnqut '' nl pe.tl'C: lo' ing .tntmal' I he rtldC'Il
('llmpc.;tator ropl"" "tur' .111d 'fl"'' ""
.Jilltl\111 tu il flUIJliUI .Uld pomtlt'" pulm·
rnttrl\.~ w l''{ til' drunken t:rU\I.tJ'
"ipr1ng cullllf ·"'" rc\ c11t' me: I ht 'e'"''n
'' .11 th.: end lll ,cho~llund thut mcam ban
t.l\ll'h \n c·ndh.•" 'tnn~ ol ill·plunnnl, bllr­
llll,: .1 nd anedtblc mc.11' I he p1 ogrum' ure
10\.trt.lhl\. !'\;"CUP' [tlld honor' th.11 mo't
\.OUid dl\ \\'II huUt .lntl "'lfll: "uuld tile to
lor~ct I h<J\c yc:tto b< ,JI .1 h.lntj\1\.'1 that \1.11~
trul~ .10d CnjOy.tbh: ,lfld rnet C\ (ICCtaliOII\,
'>prmg c k.IOIO(! 1' .JI\\a\' .1 h,J\,Ic: Out
Y.llh the old und sn \l.tlh the nc~ ttuur. ~prtng planttng nnl) rc ... ulh m h 11tl ''uri.;.
putting helle 'l"Cd' snthe C.Hth tlu11 reiii'C t•l
prout. Hgc:tabl~ t h.tt ure e.ucn h\ 1 h··
in'c~·t,, J..slltd h\ a late h u,t, or do not gro\\
II\ tht: Ott'gcln .. unh~hl. I tl soasn thl' OllllUl•
cum pJt,hmcOI I he ~rou nll must he br olen,
"~11' pulled and cure t.tlen, I he onl\ P''~•·
tl\e lc uurc j, chat Orc~on ttop' need no\ he
\\lltc:rc:d
Spnnt;' \\01 1 le.uurc 1 ll' ... hC"Cr lulneo;s
l·\CI\ one .tpf"'!at" 'o ha~p) and th(\ C::\(\('\'t
) N• hl hare tht"' kc:hng. I he ,,nl~ rcdms I
rc:c:J i' Ufl(' Ill grc.st ';.uJnc" and lc,u lur I hC'
Cllllllll)! SC':t\(11\
'lpr,nt; \\ 1ll nt:,er rc:pla~~.· \\Inter ll' .1 "t,L·
'un \\ trth:r '' plc~l\. ant \\ llh "' "uld .tnd nun;
nu lilt~ ,ufter' lit.c: tht'} Jn lr(lrn thc
"-prsn~ttmc
\\ell I '-·In 't turn b..t<:>~ lime no nli111CI ho\1.
huro I tr 1 ht' 't·l'~'" " upun u' lur beth:r
''' \\ M\1: .tnd \\e mu't deal "'llh 1t unplc:a·
,,tnt nc"'· A' ) uu gu .th(\UI 1 he cnming
month_, 'tdlcring. tr\ to be ol ttch~ chet.•r. tr}
not to get OC'(HC"ed m be unhapp) \1.11 h 1 he
~:huuge ol 'c:a,on' lu,l r\'mcrnbcr thJt \UU
Me.; '"Orc:~(ln and thl\ "on 'c la't '''"~ "io,m
\\ sntcr "'" return <~nd the prc:,t:nl ttmc ol
trsal "'"be U\Cr. • • Sports
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The laces of LC Paoneer Barbara Allen (left) and Esme Jensen (raght) reflect the stratn that comes wtth personal vtctones.
'Underdogs' lose to
[d Round'
I~ Pao!lfXr mc:n\ tr u:l.: team ''•'J­
narro\\ 1\ dclc.atCI.I b\ thl.' \\ alt.a melle
\\ oh cnn~ la't \\lX"J.;cnd h\ a 'cmc-ol
~-k4 1 IK" "'omen\. team al'o lu,t.
77-Ui the meet''·'' held under 'unn\
,~,c::-.at \let ullud: !-it.•dmm 111
Salem
~we: knl'" \\(' were the unth:rdclg_'
gomg m1t1 the meet I h.td them tlnrcd
for 92 .mci tlw~ ~:!"' Sl',-.... ud l'annl'\:f
Coach l"kh•n I t'\ -\'a team \H: om·
pclcd "ell
-1 hl· numt'Cr ••I p~·,..,u~l rtX"Clrd'
"'·'' srauhma:..- \far~ (ounnc--ht,
"annmg the 110 meter luJ!h hurdle
l"\t'nl 10 15 fl \1:\:t\luJ, h.1d tlllC' I uJd
I O\ell tolh•\\cd .. uat h\ \\lOOm~ lhc
t.J\dlll Ctlntc..l \\alh ••lhhm of 227-IU
lc-1:1 1 haul m the ,h,•t put "a' ~em
I .a~~:rbcr}!. \\llh u pt"f\un.tl tx·,t nl 4t,l.
I' kct Huh ll11pl.:m\pnlnault ut 1.'
feel f::.a\-e h1m a p..-r..,mal he I and u
lhtrd fll•l'-~ hm \\ uud\ lhtrd fll.u.;C
umc-ol 2.00 ~ m the !iOO meter 1 un ''·"
h1' b\.-..1 c\ c-r l'.:f\onal 1'-..: h \\C'rC' ·''"•
c:Urtk.ad b) l'cll' Baughman m Ill\.' S(Jtlll
rnch."t r.~ccnndJml t>rrmlt~'Ji.l\dtn
~\lffii'CIIIIIlfl
l>rnnas Larn~ha\\ .snd Chns I mla\
f"l\.a'1:c.l noc·l~O tn till.• hamm~l lhw"
\\llh r~ fl'"'t"ll\e d•,tance. t•l D'll·tland
10 '4\1 ftct l>a vc Pullan ('luccd tlr.-1 an ttK· tnpll: JUmp ''ith .1 4'>-'i! l~'\:1
lc.tp Pulhn\ ~.,,on\ h:'t h•ng tump
ol ~I~ 1~'\.'t J!.tH' hun thard an II~< II
C:\l.'lll I kIll" I rt .• ,nt '~'\.clOd an h,ll h
th,· htl:!h tumr ,,ncJ til\.· 1111 htl!h hur·
dk' "'11 h a (>. .. 4 JUffiJ' .md .1 15 5
't'Cunil lime. re'rc~'ll' d~
'""' pl.adng m ltdd I.'\ cnl' \\en:-
1\!n\ Otn~-:alt und Ic-c l \char.\ I he\ • pl.au•tl ~x·ond and tlurd Ill th~; da,cu'
"''h n.-..f'l.'l.lt\e thH''" of I\'\ II .u1d
1,15•'> tl'CI \ \\: h,lf,l .tl"' IKll. '\: clOd
m 1 he l·•h·hn '"I h .a '~' "l" ·.. h..·,t
lhfcl\\ c•l 197-7
In lh\.' l(I(ICI nwlt: I \;pk'l:h.N'..
Hrnd, Ro•O..·rt, and I 11m '"' 11cd lur
"""' rlacl' \\Jih •• lllllt II 'I n. !'.lt'\C
1.1\ lur ami Rnh I nne~ IIM•I. the ""''
'"" '-flllh rn th~ lll.(ll(lmdl'l run \\llh
n: f'l.'\ 11\C tunc:' 1•l l I !:s U .tnd
\2.44 7 In th~· nth,·r lung d"l.tnl.l.'
c\cnl, the )(1(111, Rt• h Reder\ lime ••1
15 '4 "' pl.scro tlurcJ
In the 15110 tmltt run. luhn Item·
It) pl.tC't'd ~'\:clod \\llh .1 -1 (I;!~ IIIII\.'
I k 101\-....'tl ,, \ •~tnr. tn (• IU t•l n
-c" nd < hn~ \\ n1kJ " arn.: 111 tlurd
'''' 1\UO tnL'Itr tune nl I~Q I< .the•
pl ... , d lun 1 1 htrd
1-hcnl (. .lfhoJI••I plaC\:d ~"Cmk.l •n
huth tht.· 100 a1111 21MI mc:tcr ,J,t~l~e'
IJ,, ""'" lnr thl' IOU\\,,~ II 4 ..ccun~h.
SOFA presents ...
JAMES BOND IS BACK IN ACTION!
Page10 ~~=I SEAN CONNBrf~oor-
.IAH FUMING'S
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TECHNICOLOR ···'''"' '"'" UNITED ARnSTS
T H E A T A f
Saturday, April 25 7:00 & 9:30
in the Council Chambers
$1.50 illamette olverines in Salem
.md lu' lilt' ell 11 fl an tilt.. ~llCI "·'' ,,
'l.'l"un·, b1. '' ( t1U nc": h 1 pl,ll.:l.'c.l
.... ·~.ond 4{)() mdtt hurdk 1.'\l'nl \\llh a
llflll' ul <it~ ~ "rnnting 4tMI m\'lt.''' m
~I II g,I\C: \~'"' J tlurd
·11 \\ '' ,, dcl'\1.' m~·.:t lh.ll t.c•uld\"·
!:!llOl' l'tth.:r "·'~·-""d l c~>~l'l1 II\
In the \\ um~.·n\ rnl.'cl. l,m,• lt'll't'n
"'" lht• htl!h pcliOI "'-'tlf\'1 hll Ilk.' Phl•
11\'t.'" !oiln: """ "''' pl •• ~.·~· 111 tlw lun!!
JUm(l. k.Jflllll 15-5' ~ ll'\.'1, und ,,1,,, 111
th~· 4!10 met~·• hurdll• C:\ 1.'lll lh:r 1111\1.'
e
ou' "·'' I IU 7 Sht.· ,,1,,, ltl\1~ ..c~·••tHI tn
the ,,,,dan \\tlh a""' nl IOK,6
l.tdrt. \.I tiki .1J..u had,, p.ur nlltt\1
plill\'\ "he f,ll\ lilt' 1\00 01l"lt.'r IIIII 10
~'7.(• and tht. 1500 llh'lt.'r 11111 rn -1'4 b
B.trh.n 1 \lkn pl.tH·d thntl tn I 'i(.)(l
du~:l.anc m ,,, 'I Oh ~
~ltdldk \I~ \llhllt lotll; liN pli!Ct..'
111 tin· Ulll tn\la htl!h hmdh: t.nmrwta·
111111 \\II h ,a I trll~ ul II' 9 "h\: .I I'll l:lt m~:
In .1 ~·ht't. '~'-llfltl 11\ I l11.. 41111 lllt.'t~· r lei\\
hlll J ll' "I" h.ttl .t t 11\\t.' ul I I I I.
• •
-
.... .
• B..trb;•r•• < rclCkt.'l pthh~o;d 1111.· ,hOI
lt.• ln·t. \\luch \\:t' ~uud fur ~;;ond
pl.1~ \: R unnm~ I Ill. 4(l(lmctcr r.au: 111 ·'
'~~<lnd nla~·~.· tun~o ul I ()~ 'i "·" '>.1111
\\ur,f\;1\\. :\loln"-1 ( ollth.l\..11\ \\llh •
llmt• 111 .l~ .. l. pl.ll't·d thud 111 lhl' 1ill
lll~t~·· d., ... h
llw l'1mwcr' '"~tppt;ll 1 tx· m~'\:1 up
'"' h u \Jt..lllr\ II\ tlw nuk H'l••). ~k \r·
thtu. \\ ctf\h,l\\, \hll~r •• and kn-cn
\\l:n' tht p;HIIl1J1UIII'
w~ .. dmtl II It lues .l dU£uent lund of pt'n<)n to ~ I P~a~ Corps Voluntfff
We won t mtdud you with glowmg pu:tures ol t'XOIIC l.ands Th~ hours as .a volun­
t~r ""' Ions Thc-pay ts modest And thr fnatratioru. ~m~limes ~ overwhelmll\8
But th~ Nhifutaons and fl'W.u-ds .are tmmtnK You"ll ~ tmm~ned in .a n~ culture
b«omr fluent ln a new languag~ .1nd )~am fo1r mol'\' .about you~lf than you ~ver
expKttd
You"ll al50 dUcovt'r that progrtu in thr Puce Corpto is mr.uul'\'d In small accom
pli5hmtntt. . Such .u rur.d health clln1a establi~td ln Kenya lnig1t10n systenu buih in
Upper Volt.a Froh watrr fiSh ponds '\l,uttd 1n the Phihppan~
Tht Pf'08J't'!SI ~NY ~ modt$t but to ~pit tn dt>vtloplng n.allons who hav~
n~ver bdol'\' had dun drinking water bulc:
hu.lth are or V\Ough to ~lit thr Pe.tc:t Corps
bnt~ga I m~~ 0£ hope and ch.tngt'
Wt anvitt you to too~ Into the volu.nt~r
opportunltic-t begmtung this yur ln 65
developu'3 n.ltion-. 5« ou.r rt'pi'\'Xrltatives
for dttalls
INTERVIEWS:
Wed.-Thurs, Apr. 29-30
9:00a.m.-5:00p.m.
Sign up tn advance, Career Planning &
Placement Center, Gatehouse .
FILM SEMINAR:
Wed, Apr. 29
Noon, Council Chambers
All students mvlted
Pioneer Log, AprQ 23, 1981 -LC tenn
1 cJ Ruund'
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ltnhdd IJ.tl ''" llu
, 1111 Si!IUHhl\.
\hh11ugh tht• me~
tkkmhn~ t.hamru•
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Debbie Hoogs, a na
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~ 1981 Sports
LC tennis teams show strength and play well
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ShAwn Bull strokes through a backhand en an aggressave sangles
match Bull plays 112 on the LC women's team
Marathon double-header brings LC victory
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Debbie Hoogs, a nattve ol los Altos California continues her second
year as Lewts and Clark's top women's player \litd1 llopton
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Th1s summt!r. Alaska 1s th~ best bu} on the lace of the earl h.
For JUst $549. \\ten·~ Alaska Passport .!llets vou chase your dream
of adventure all the way from Ketchikan to Barrow. And through 15
unforgettable days anytime bet ween Ma) land September 30. 1981
It's a btg story. For the whole: scoop, see your tr.tvd agent Or giVe
us a call at 800-426-5049. In Washington, caiiS00-562-5222.
22CI1'1FS/15DAYS s549l\ien
Ad No 2884 115661 Creall'd by Cole & Wobtll Inc
Pioneer Log, Aprfl 23, 1981 !'\.;tturd.l\ \ 1!-lnl~ m.l) bc~t t'IC tic.: -
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Page 11 Publick Occurrences
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Fucndly wear her ded•catton and support I rom lhes1de helped the LC Women Crow Tenm lln1sh a glonous third'" last we-ekends race at
Sellwood Oregon State Un1verstly Seattle Pncif1c Umvers1ty ol Puget Sound And the Green Lake Rowmg Club were among LC's
compet1tors IIYt Hmt•f• •t
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0 IN FOCUS:
What's in an issue?
hoosmg a colleqe 1s no easy feRt
And stlckmg wtth tho cho1ce you
mal\e ts sometimes JUSt as dlfftcult
IN FOCUS devotes thts 1ssue to the quest1on
we e nil asked Am I m1ssmg anythmn by go1ng
to Lewts and Clark?
Is the campus gmss grec.mer elsewhere?
Our wrtters are different dtfletent types ol
students at different campuses across the US A
with different perspecttves and concerns You'll
ltnd communt ty colleges, e.nslern Ivy LengLH s,
w1ld Calllorma untver s1ttes nnd smnll liberal nr ts
schools much ltke Lewts and Clark, rep1 esented
tn thiS ISSue
Thetr articles run the gamut They dtspull, and
•n some cases confirm. the stereotypes we nave of
thts country's colleges Is Santa Bot bnra all beAcll
play showe( part1es and drugs? Do you eve1 see
the same person twtce at Berkeley? Are all
Harvardtles preppy? Do r ehg1ous zealots sell
Bibles at Gonzaga?
And 1n our center section Bounc1n u off the
wall " we ve ~nterv1eweo for mer Lew1s and Clark
students who have mane the move They candrdly
talk about the dtfferences between the1r new
colleges and LC-the good ana bad of both
II takes teme and thought to wnte about your
school for another publtca teon Spec1al thanks go
to the wnters who spent the 11me and evergy to
mRke th1s 1ssue happen Theer ded1cat1on and
patrence has kept us gorng
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D•~trebuted by the P1oneer Log
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Port land, Oregon 97219
(503) 244-6161 , exl. 232
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Santa Barbara lifestyle
Not always Bleach Blanket Bingo
Karen J. Lillington
and Steven Christopher
urfers. Simps and sororities . That pretty
much sums up the reputation of the
Untvers.ty of Calrfornia' s Santa Barbara campus,
but 1n truth the stereotype 1s not completely fatr
Desp1te the ugly rumors. people do actually
study here. They must-why else would the
adm1nistrat1on have added an entire w1ng to the
library? Tak1ng a contmumg look at campus
construction tells the other side of the story too
there 1s a full-blown political battle over whether
to build a pub tn the Untversity Center. Thtrsty
students are likely to wm
The dichotomy of UCSB 1s nearly every­
where Labranes and pubs Sunny beaches and
books. Engineenng students and scanttly clad
soronty sweethearts Somehow though, most
everyone seems to get along
Isla V1sta-the local student community -has
not been aglow with any serious political battles
since the early seventies, when local radicals
burned the Bank of America to the ground tn
protest or the Vietnam war
In thrs same period, then-governo r Ronald
Reagan 1mposed what essentially amounted to
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tN FOCUS: April 23, 1981 Martral Law But that is very much h1story now,
and a hrstory that many of UCSB's present
students are largely unfamtltar w1th
Now Isla Vtsta 1s more or less a college town
A poor man's Berkeley , with fewer freaks but
more Indonesian refugees It's a three p1zza pariOl
town The surf shops do well. the liquor stores
stay open late and the reconstru cted fortress
known as Bank of Amertca routinely demands
excessive wa1ts in the teller lines. perhaps as
some secret punishment for the evil deeds of a
generation past
The money that's spent 1s m all likelihood
spent 1n much the same fash1on as college
students across the country True. here there is
probably a btl more dished out for sheik leather
sandles. suntan oil, and bath1ng su1ts. but the rest
of the paycheck goes to the usual places
munchies. mov1es. M1chelob and manjuana And
then of course there's paytng the rent an
interesting subject tn dear I V
Because Isla Vista 1s the only restdenttal area
adJacent to campus, 11 largely houses students II
is, to be short. the place to be 1f you don't mind a
little gnme It's the students' problem , the
landlords know that Ocean views do not come
cheaply
But It 1sn't really that bad After all, every­
body's In the same boat Rest assured that
somewhere within a three-mile radius there ts
someone with a filthier carpet or a mush1er
mattress. Social equality Is alive and well In I V Accept the fa
hOUSing IS basfca
snowball's chancf
that mother woulc
types of lifestyles
Frrst. you ha~t
to dorm Most firs
and to dorm on c
umverSity doesn't
hous1ng Most pet
housing because
campus (or they f
contract on time t
bottom desk draw
Off campus It
tage of betng 1nf1r
on-campus counte
a less than destral
avoided at all cost
serv1tude with mo1
There is
chance i
finding c
that mot
• approve
These enterprl
the ones who scru
measuring the con
aenal projectile Tf
who buy a keg, thr
the other Huns ove
Saturday before fir
Franc1sco Torr
OUtSklftS Of I V , IS
houstng, except yo
bathroom w1th one
entire floor (modes
In college dorms)
Happen to stur
cana or Fontalnebh
lalnblue", an attem1
PronunciatiOn will <
OStraclzatlo n), and
,., ........ ···v ·wr~~lirarwr~ 'Y now,
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ege town
5 but
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stores
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nands
's as
js of a
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!dents II
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:come
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at
3re Is
ler
In IV , J
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Accept the fact that appearance-wise I.V.
hous1ng 1s bas1cally the same. and there is a
snowball's chance 1n hell of fmding a place to live
that mother would approve of. start looking at the
types of lifestyles ava1lable
First. you have the choice of to dorm or not
to dorm Most f1rst year people decide to dorm,
and to dorm on campus This 1s because the
umversity doesn't tell much about off-campus
housing Most people only discover off-campus
housing because they didn't make 1t mto on­
campus (or they forgot to mail 1n their dorm
contract on t1me because they stuck it in the1r
bottom desk drawer)
Off ·campus l1fe has the distingUishing advan­
tage of betng infinitely move civilized than Its
on-campus counterpart Of course, to many this is
a less than destrable tra1t. a s1tuat1on to be
avo1ded at all costs after 18 years of domestic
servitude w1th mom and dad.
There is a snowball's
chance in hell of
finding a place to live
that mother would
approve of. ,
These enterpns1ng l1ttle Attila the Huns are
the ones who scrutimze dorm food each evening,
measuring the convertab1h ty of each entree to an
aenal projectile . They are also the hardy souls
who buy a keg, throw on Van Halen. and inv1te all
the other Huns over for a noisy floor party on the
Saturday before ftnals week
Francisco Torres, the monohth1c dorm on the
outsk~r ts of I V. 1s little better than on-campus
housing, except you only have to share your
bathroom with one other room, instead of the
ent1re floor (modesty d1ed a qu1ck death long ago
1n college dorms)
Happen to stumble Into a contract at Tropl­
cana or Fontalnebleu (which Is known as "Foun­
lalnblue", an attempt at the correct French
PronunciatiOn will only bnng curious stares, If not
ostraclzatlon), and discover an apartment setting, •
•
w1th a living room and several bedrooms and
normal bathrooms ; bathrooms w1thout stalls, even.
Believe 11 or not, those dorms also boast about
the best and sturdiest furn1ture you w11l find
anywhere 1n I.V .. unless you are a sorority/frat
dweller.
So much for outward appearances Inwardly,
dorm life rs all pretty much the same.
Wh1ch bnngs us to Apartment Ltfe-the
course immediately following Dorm life
To pass Apartment Life, put all the thtngs
together from Dorm Life L1ke the Initial.
Abbrev1at1on and N1ckname Code Know tt or be
lost
Know that Isla Vtsta is I V .• and the Place to
Live '" I V 1s DP. and crash floor part1es at FT.
and when there s nothing to eat grab a PBJ. and
that I. V. is run by the IVCC, and that the hlp thmg
to do w1th spare t1me is to play 1M's and think up
an obscene but wrtty team name.
And, be aware that all the I.V. shops are
along or wtthm the Loop, and that there are two
parks of 1mport 1n I.V., one known unceremon­
IOusly as Dogshit or OS Park, the other officially
as An1sq'Oyo and unofficially as Yoko Ono Park.
Also of vital necessity 1s the knowledge that those
long thin apartments on DP whtch ltne the bluffs
are called bowling alleys, for thetr striking (ha ha)
resemblance to such They usually have about
five bedrooms that branch oN a hallway that IS
parnfully long to traverse when you are tn the
1iv1ng room and the bathroom is at the other end.
Needs as an apartment dweller are fa~rly
baste. Once a week the roommate wtth a car
dnves to Smith's Food Kmg to stock up on
hamburger. peanut butter, orange JUice. macaront
and cheese, beer, the crucial supply of chtps and
salsa. and instant coffee to study by.
Transportation needs are served by a forlorn
but totally cool p1ece of mechamcal ingenUity
known as an I.V CrUtser (Peugots are passe, mon
ami), wh1ch is a btke that operates 1n one gear
only, needs a pa1nt JOb, and possesses a mere
suggestron ot brakes
Still hie m th1s tgnoble little hamlet can be
decent, nay, Interesting Just fall in the slow
rhythm of life around Isla V1sta can't be tackled
with a leap and bound Absorb 1t and be
absorbed .
Karen Lillington and Steven Chflstopher are both
students at Unlvers1ty of California at Santa
Barbara and wnters for the campus paper, the
Dally Nexus
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his is eley. I can o wha ever I wan ' er •
Sharon Rufus
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~ .. eople always say to me, Don't you
feel like a number or somethlnQ? Like
JU one out of th1rty thousand?" •
1 have to adm1t th1rty tnousand always had
krnd of a n1ct-nng to 11 as tar as I was cone med
lmagme all those pt.."'ple agrecmg on one thmg 1t's
sort of hke Colgate. or Seagram's, tlxcept that
Berkeley never advertised 1n Esqwre Everyone JUSt
chose to go there Wh1ch sort ot suggests
that-nght here at the beg10nmg 91 th1s art1cle I am
nsktng be1ng cliche that Un1vers1ty of California at
Berkeley has somethmg for everyone Of course I heard scary rumors re<l(udm~ s1ze.
students 1n Econ 1 and Freshman Engftsh have to
watch thetr professors on v1deo-sc1 o •ns because
thu poor thmgs cant see through tho c1owd to the
front of the cavernous, cohseum·llke Berkeley
lecture nail
And compet1t1on among the thirty t11ousand IS
so 1terce -alternately descrlb :'d as "v1ctous" or
'murderous " -that students bnng c1garette lighters
to I mal exams to set fue to the sur round1ng
students' bluebooks halfway through the ~econd
hour
And then there are the om1nous professors ,
who refuse to grade tho1r own students' papers and
who never have off1ce-hours
These rumors are all false. I don t know who
spread them. Probably a tealous sophomore from
Santa Barbara
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-• Somehow the nmount of humnrllty presents no
threat. 1t ts easily gotten used to, Cl:ipecinlly when
one realizes that ns 1.11 go as thuty thousnnd IS, we
don't nil happen to be 10 the snmo place
Simultaneously We are not for example, over nil
wA111ng on line lor tho snme dnnktng lount.un It's a
b19 campus We spread out Of course tt's true that
few of us know each other
I've been to v1s1t small schools. and th,H tdylhc
notton 1s true everybody seems to know everybody
else, and people are sm1hng and wnvtng all the
ttme It's like 1n Robert Frost poems and rather
beautiful I guess: my fnends c1te this as a maJOr
asset of smaller schools th1s 1nt1macy 'Hah' 1 bet
you go weeks Without ever seetng someone you
know on campus," they Jeer We ell, maybe not
weeks, but I admit there IS a difference However
personally wh1le not a psychopatht c or even
particularly unfrtendly indiVIdual I kind of like
havmg a Jot of strangers around There's that air of
mystery of lmag1nat1on and secrecy and that
pleasant feeling of looking like hell on any gtven
day and realizing that the chances or seeing
anyone you know are mercifully slim
I mean sometimes it's qood to walk anonym
ous 1n a crowd. It seems pnvate. "You can fade
comfortably 1nto the background, '' remarked one
student, 'wh1le knowtng that there really IS no
foregound ·
In Berkeley, a crowd IS more than a gray
shapeless mass In Sproul Plaza you see the
engineer alongs1de the sculptress, behind the
bearded Jew for Jesus. the rena1ssance·clad
mandolin-player and tho woman who wntes poetry
and blows plac1d soap.bubbles .
. - ---That ts what s famous about a Berkeley crowd·
the d1vers1ty Romant1c JOUrnalists have descnbed
th1::» crowd as a "c1rcus.' a "freakshow.' a "halluc!·
nogenic experience" Because 10 that single crowd
at twelve noon tn the cold sun are two hundred
separate worlds These worlds hardly overlap •" --------------- ---- __ -. ---__ .--. ---
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• •
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j '
tl '. •
PAGE FOUR
IN FOCUS: April 23, 1981 • ,, .. ,~ ... ::.Jt yet here I go w1th maudlin cl1che #2 there they
are, side by stde
At a Right to L1fe rally three students speak
lmpass1oned mto m1crophones about Hopeless
Deaths 10 Helpless Stlence wh1le four soronty
women and two gtrls in Btrkenstocks chant from a
Sideline, "Watt 1111 you get pregnant' Watt till " A
hundred engmeers and sculptresses mull it over
An extremely thin woman floats past the mtcro­
phones. wavers. and dances slowly, by herself
"Hey, she doesn't have a shirt on," said someone .
''Yeah, she's the Freedom of Dress Advocate ,"
expla1ns someone else A man In a jumpsuit s1ts
nearby with a coiled garden hose He holds the
noz.zle-end of the hose and rhythmtcally beats It on
the ground, oblivious to the Freedom of Dress
Advocate, the Btrkenstocks, and the Hopeless
Deaths He does th1s seven hours a day Several
thousand students walk by, they are used to thts
The campus policemen don't want to appear
conspicuous and so they wear be1ge This makes
them stand out They circle the plaza, fearing
nostalgically that the word 'rally' might suddenly
mean agam the same thmg 1t meant in Cal's
not-exactly-halcyon days
In case you wondered . I am not go10g to "get
into· pohttcs because I don't know anythtng about
1t I wasn't even here in 1967 when everybody was
mak1ng the eventng news I was playmg foursquare
1n Los Angeles throughout the enttre Free Speech
Movement. The only Barb I knew about was a doll
SuH1ce to say the famou$ radlc.alism has splintered
and qu1eted down considera bly I think , actually.
that ~~radical " has a dtfferent meaning now Isn't 11 a
surfer term or somethtng? At any rate, there always
were 30,00(}-plus outlooks here (It's JUSt that the
radtcals got famous) there still are, and that 1s from
whence comes the Berkeley mystique
~~~-----·-·······------···------·-· --'***~~~---~~-..r..-..r-w• Because Bcrl
out the Hose Mnr
William)
Or Without th
art1cles How I De
real organ1zat1on:
all 11ve in a b1g ho
1onely·look1ng pee
once. havmg frest
was just another c
shde·show. True
Sproul Plaza Yet
And 11 wouldr
twelve-yea r old JUI
somebody say cl
Or the rnan V\
and gives away t1r
takers in front of c
My frien
Berkelel
sory Sw
for third·
Or the pamphl
capital letters, or tr
Or the saffron·
where a mother ts
sons and daughter
mcense watts over
lhe Knshnas' hatrcl
cymbals clash as tf
(of Calcutta, not Ol
cutt-nght here m
Last year I wa1
subject of the Berk
phenomena. descn
·not people who dr
never in •· They ha..,
Telegraph Avenue
panhandle in order
them as a stnctly lc
The editor sa1c
"Yeah,· I said
She shrugged
Berkeley? ' Who kn
Berkeley"
So I never wro
un1queness or the ,
the large number o
stones seem to cor
towns are attractive
an unusually large
lhmgs that are attre
more students, the
cafes. the more "att
And so tt's kine
students come. thel
reputation of exot1c
Non·students follov
that reputation. and
rnelting-pot New st
choose Berkeley A
care of themslves
Which makes 11
bon begets variancE
begets variance anc
I have a friend
~----···--· --~r•~,.~ ,ents no
when
1s, we
)r all
tn It's a
ue that
1dylhc
~rybody
the
1er
a)Or
I I bet
you
not
tever,
n
ke
1t Sir Of
at
1ven
nym­
lde
one
0
y
e
poetry
crowd·
r1bed
dluci·
crowd
red
),
they
eak
tSS
~
rom a
"A
IVer
ro­
rlf
X>ne ..
I
sits
the
ts 11 on
;s
s
era I
this
akes
' enly
>"get
about
1 was
square
.eech
a dolL
'ltered
ally.
n't 11 a
always
:he
s from Because Berkeley wouldn't be Berkeley with
out tho Hoso Man (properly known as Polka Dot
William)
Or w1thout the Moomes You've read the
nrtiC.Ies How I Deprogrammed My Son This Is a
real orgamzat1on, 1t's sort of rellg1ous. The devotees
all live 1n a b1g house on North Side and 1nv1te
tonely·lookmg people over for dmner. I went there
once. havmg freshly arnved 1n town and think.ng 11
was JUSt another commune. but 1 left before the
slide-show True. the Moon1es aren't real popular 1n
Sproul Plaza. Yet they are here. Why Berkeley?
And 1t wouldn't be the same w1thout the
twelve-yea r-old JUgqlers. or the fire eaters (did
somebody ~ay "circus'?) Or the bnefcases
Or the man who dresses in orange cloth1ng
and g1ves awny tiny potted orange trees to all
takers In front or campus
My friend remembers
Berkeley's compul­
sory Swahili classes
for third-graders.
Or the pamphlets with LOAD written in all
cap1tal letters, or the Worker's Revolutionary Press
Or the sarrron-robed Hare Krishnas Some­
where a mother Is crying for these suburban-faced
sons and daughters who chant and gnn The
mcense wafts over the plaza Passersby marvel at
the Knshnas' ha1rcuts The chanters are tn earnest.
cymbals clash as 1f stra1ght out or the Black Hole
(of Calcutta not outer space) Here ts a bona fide
cult-nght here in Berkeley. Why Berkeley?
Last year I wanted to wnte an arttcle on the
subject of the Berkeley ''street people .. local
phenomena. descnbed by a Berkeley resident as
not people who dropped out. but people who were
never 1n They have no homes and sleep on
Telegraph Avenue and 1ts env1rons By day they
Panhandle 1n order to surv1ve I wanted to explore
them as a strictly local fixture
The editor sa1d, "You mean. 'Why Berkeley?' "
"Yeah," I said. It was br tlliant. "Why Berkeley "
She shrugged v1otent1y ''Everyone asks 'Why
Berkeley?' Who knows why Berkeley? It's just
Berkeley"
So I never wrote that article But I think the
untqueness of the communt ty 1s directly related to
the large number of students A lot or roll1ng
stones seem to come to rest 1n Berkeley. College
towns are attractive to many k1nds of people and
an unusually large college creates more of the
thmgs that are attractive about college towns The
more students. the more bookstores the more beat
cates. the more 'attitudes." the more •'types"
And so 1t's k1nd of cyclical The th1rty thousand
students come. thetr Inevitable diversity forms a
reputation of exotica, 1ntellectuahty, and tolerance
Non-studen ts follow from all over. acquainted wtth
that reputation. and add new flavors to the
melting-po t New students. attracted by the variety,
choose Berkeley. And the myths and legends take
care of themslves
Which makes It a large-school process. popula­
hon begets vanance whtch begets tolerance which
begets vanance and more populat1on .
I have a fnend who has lived all hts life 1n th1s
,.,., . ----··. --· --.. ----· .... ·~~-~-r.....-wrar~ .. ~ c1ty He remembers tear gas. and he even appears
tn "Jrm1 Plays Berkeley" as a ten-year-old hurling a
rock at a pollee car. I always say to htm. "Don't talk
so loud," or Don't eat like that for Godsake.
everyody will look at you." And he says-part
sarcastic allus1on to RomantiC Berkeley I mage but
mostly setious-''Th1s ts Berkeley I can do what­
ever I want"
Although a man tn Sproul Plaza with a copy of
Nausea and a copy of Don t Mmd the Bollocks sard
today, 'It's k1nd of torture to live 1n Berkeley It's a
comb.nallon of my own anonym1ty and the fact
that there 1s just too much here to absorb "
And another. behtnd a counter scoop1ng tee
cream (hav1ng just shooed a hungry street person
away from a trash can) 'I was th1nk.ng I want to
go to Kansas or somewhere around here you
have to put up w1th everything .''
All this IS not to suggest that small schools are
homogenous There are or course separate worlds
w1th1n every student population colleges are like
that It's just that Berkeley. wtth tts plethora of
students plus 1ts valuable hangers-around. seems
to exhibit every aspect of life on th1s planet. and
possibly of others as well
Someone once JOked that every child born tn
Berkeley is some k1nd of racial mtxture and 1s
named Jonah My fnend remembers the Berkeley
Ctty School System's compulsory Swahili classes
for third-graders
Somehow. stereotypes here blur a little, and
the most overprotected, underlnformed hlnterlander
(me in 1979 for example) gets a cultural education
damn quick One can't aHord to be tntolerant
because then one m1sses out a lot of students at
Berkeley clatm they like 1t because it 1s such a
PAGE FIVE
IN FOCUS: April 23, 1981 ..... .,... .
"well· rounded education" Bes1des the classes
themselves-and I might menhon that a large
school requ1res an expansive range ol classes and
also attracts a larger number of mstructors -there
IS the vlstble communtty, tn every shade Max
Factor ever dreamed of, or L'Oreal (plus magen­
ta) .clothed by I Magnm or Value VIllage, or a
combinat1on ...
And nobody really gets stared at wtthout
wanttng to lake the Jugglers-so perhaps a b1g
school 1s a place tor us paranoids who always felt
uncomfortably obv1ous in other places The exist­
ence of so large a number of students means that
there really 1s-as the man satd no foreground ."
Yet nobody here ts 'JUSt a number," that 1s
nd1culous Nobody gets trampled. It is a s1tuatton 1n
which each of the th1rty thousand has some
necessary feature. whtch coex1sts peacefully with
everybody else's features .. what I mean ts, 1t takes
thirty thousand to make Berkeley the place that has
more, and more of everything
Some statistics somewhere show that Berkeley
has the highest population of people 1n wheelchatrs
of any pty m the U.S Th1s ctty also supposedly ts
''the lesb1an capttal of Cahfomta," among other
things
So Berkeley IS the ktnd of place where. than!\
the LOAD anythtng goes.
And where else can you beat a hose on the
ground ttll sundown and have no one bat an
eyelash?
Sharon Rufus
Samar PolttiCBI Sctence mator
UC Berkeley. Berkeley , Caltlornra he reason I chose Lane Communi ty
College was that it was a heck of a
deal. I was seemg some real awesome bills at
Lew1s and Clark. I always constdered a commun­
Ity college as a last-chance mstttution wath a
vocational thrust. But small Institutions like com­
muntty colleges offer fantastiC opportunalles lor
the commumty They provide a wealth of
knowledge .
I am tmd1ng you can take the same type of
mtroductory classes at a number of institutions at
a discounted fee. And I am fostenng some
relationships with professors that I never thought 1
could
There 1s a real daverse student body here
There are handicapped studen ts, old students
students from all diSCiplines and all walks of life.
I am happy where I am but I think tt is
possible to stagnate at a communi ty college It 1s
easy to learn a little about a lot, not a lot about a
little
Dan Adkison
Sophomore Psychology Major
Lane Community College, Eugene, Oregon •••
oing to Portland State 1s like how
can I g1ve th1s an urban reeling
w1thout be1ng derogatory? Go1ng to Portland State
Untvers1ty IS a lot like being down tn the bus
mall-different people different races. different
parts of the city, and dtfferent economic classes
There 1s a real cross-section. everyone from the
potenttal drop-out to the masters candidate
Diversity Is the greatest thtng you get at Portland
State, that's thetr mam strength
There is a good future ahead for Portland
State. I thtnk they have a great 1ocat1on and they
w111 play a more and more importan t role tn
Portland.
One drawback , though, is their reputation as
a commuter college. They are taken less than
completely senously tn the communtty and by the
students themselves But there 1s a tot of
well-qualified people ftghtmg to rid that reputatton
and nghtly so
There is a lot of potent1al here to be realized
Even though Lew1s and Clark ts only four
mtles from downtown Portland you mtght as well
be 1n Bend Portland State's commum ty exposure
Is the opposite of LC Lew1s and Clark IS tucked
away and Isolated. And Portland State, for better
or worse. is Wide open
Dave Hogan
Senior English Major
Portland State University , Portland ~ Oregon
PAGE SIX
IN FOCUS: April 23, 1981
• and
at Colorado u
and at first 11 1s
approxima tely
feel lost ,,11t;ol 1nvolvemon t
~~ o lot broader
a lot of rallies
are
For a while you
Some classes m them and
you really can't Qe' like you
can at Lewis and ... nv I think LC is
better
But SOCially
more fnendly 10
actiVIties and th
ns you are at LC
I'm from unll\o
state. But 1 am tn
Colorado College
smaller atmos[lhP~
challengmg .
Some of the
graduate
lack1nq But sorntll'
JUSt depends on
people, there is a
You see so
moro worldly
'lou
\0 here are
lots ot
tOOl as ISOlated
stay m the
to
~ I prefer the
.ould be more
II
th so many
actunl ab11tty
here It's a
Edee Sucher
hology Major
ou1aer. l,Oiorado
• he o~
and ae1
1rado U
first It IS
rmately
t
me class!!$
lily can't
t socially 111
iendly tn
1S and
are at LC
from Colo
ut lam
jo College
atm
g1ng.
'Tle of the
e students
But
,ends on
there is a
J see so llli
orldly 11cal mvolvoment
1s a lot broader
8 Jot of rail res
are
For a whrlo you
e 1n them and
,ss1on like you
ly I thrnk LC 1S
here ero
Jots of
as 1solated
stay rn the
to
1 profor the
would be more
taught by
are somet1mes
toll II
1lh so nmny
~lllc11 ilblltty
p!~ here. It's a
Edee Sucher
ogy MaJor
aer. \;Oioraao
• ettlng used to the city was the
hardest for me There 1s a big
difference between Portland and Ch1cago
Ch1cago 1s really a "big city "
And gomg to a technological school like
llhno1s Institute of Technology 1s a b1g difference,
too At Lew1s and Clark people dress casually and
carry backpacks At my school people wear su1ts
and carry bnefcases
Ch1cago 1s a nasty c1ty. There 1s a lot of
VIOlence and racial tens1on here More than 1
thought. In Oregon or Colorado I m1ght go days
w1thout seeing a Black but here the population is
about half and half
My school IS 1n the Souths1du of
Chicago-rn the heart of the slums I've been
rnugqed there and I've boen robbed I saw a
woman have hor necklace r1pped frorn her neck,
wh1le we were on a tram You need to be cllert
and caut1ous
That type of rac1al tens1on and v1olence does
something to people's altitudes It makes them
atra1d. People on the street won't tell you the hme
because they are afra1d you'll take thetr watch
These raGial tens1ons are really absurd 1 am
surpnsed rt doesn't explode more oflen than 11 has
The type of people at my school are really
the oppos1te of the average Lew1s and Clark Student
They are the same age group but a different sort
of crowd They are "ultra-rnto " computers and
technological stuff I don't th1nk I could stay here
long I was brought up 1n the suburbs or rural
areas and makmg the sw1tch to the b1g c1ty 1s
hArd
But on the more posrttve s1de there IS greater
access to the theatre here There's lots or mus1c
and small clubs 1 he n1ghthfe rs really different
Everyone goes out here-It's a different krnd of
soc1al life You con sec a lot or ~ood plays and
go to gallery openings . You learn a lot from
th1ngs hke that. In that respect, I really do have
more fun here.
Nancy Yamchlro
Senior Architect Major
Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago, Illinois
PAGE SEVEN
IN FOCUS: April 23, 1981 y recommendation to anyone who rs
unsure about where they are IS to
change.
I've officially been enrolled rn five different
colleges. Two of those have been for one term
only I sp~nt my first two years at the Spokane
communr ty college Durrng that ume I went to
Mex1co and to do that I had to transfer for a term
to the Untversuy (of Wash1ngton) . That's why I
spent only a term at the Untverslty, Simply to
study in Mex1co. The other school I attended
durrng that t1me was another communrty college.
That was done to qet a class to complete my
ASSOCiate~ of Arts
Then I attended Lewrs and Clark for a year.
Then I transferred to Gonzaga, back tn Spokane .
I changed so often because my needs
changed, my destres for whatever I wanted my
future to be changed
The ma1n reason I transferred was because of
Gonzaga's curr1culum tn my held Another reason
I was 1mpressed w1th Gonzaga 1s because 1t's a
Jesu1t school and a liberal arts school that's larger
than LC and offers a much broader range ot
SUbjeCtS
Because it's a Jesu1t school 1t reqUires a lot
more than a normal college Particularly 1n
courses hke rel1g1on and phalosophy , whrch are
Important to a balanced education
The demands on students here are htgher.
Whether or not they perform better I don't know
The faculty demands a lot as does the admrntstra­
tlon The standards are much greater than I
expected . Because at's run by Jesu1ts it's a ltttle
different.
Most ot the students at Gonzaga hve on
campus. Probably , most are Catholic. The only
effect that's had on me Is to teach me that some
Catholics are not as holy as they thrnk Some
students have a bad problem w1th drtnkrng, a lot
or carousang, and obnox1ous behav1or There may
be some correlation between the drrnk1ng and the
academac pressure However , the Jesuits and
communtty are very aware of the problem. They're
very concerned .
You have to understand, the JesUits are run
through a large series of screenrngs and conse­
quently have stncter or more deftned moral
standards
At Gonzaga you may m1ss out on a well
rounded education because of the Jesuit or
Catholtc standards but I go there because 1 th1nk
they offer a much h1gher quality of education .
For me, Gonzaga 1s the best school in the
northwest wath the exception that 11 s 1n Spokane .
Any school would have to be excellent to get me to
stay here.
I'll be fin1shing my two years at Gonzaga this
term. I'll be graduating w1th my B.A 1n lndustnal
ManaQement -It's taken me five years to graduate but 1 don't
regret the movmg around I did. I d1d 1t never out
of desperation but out of my own choice I was
always happy where I was, when I was there. 1
only changed after I realized I needed somethtng 1
wasn't getting
The time you have 1s too little not to take full
advantage of it You don't have to rush through
your education but you have to make the most
out of 1t while you're experrenctng it
Cindy Scott
Senior Industrial Management major
Gonzaga University , Spokane , Washington ,
College in Pennsylvania
ra kli an Mars all a ste ladder to success
Stephen Hess
hen I apphed to Franklin and
Marshall College 1n Lancaster . PA
1 hadn't heard of Thre~M•Ie Island and neither
had the two thousand other students here
The first time I found out about 1t was a
Fr.day afternoon m the sprmg two years ago
was bOmbed out of my skull and Silting on my
apartment balcony when my roommate came out
and asked me 1f I had heard about the nuclear
acc1dent 1 replied "No, but I'm glnd I'm not near
11 Where 1s that place?" He told me calmly that 1t
was twenty m11es upwtnd
He had a reason to be calm. L1ke most of the
other students here he was from one of the New
England or Mrd-Atlantlc states. JUSt a tram nde
away from home He could escape. But I was 1n a
bmd My home IS m Montana . and you can't even
get there m a weekend , let alone come back for
Monday classes
The only thmg I had go1ng for me was the
fact that I was a philosophy ma1or and capable of
reasomng my way out of anyth1ng . I thought
carefully about the antecedent events and
deduced a plan I would stay drunk and pray the
reactor wouldn't blow Fortunately, I didn't have to
test my plan School off1c1als declared a one-week
'Aad1at10n Vacation" and 1 went up to Vermont ,
where I stayed drunk and prayed the reactor
would blow
My prayer wasn't answered and Franklin and
Marshall had surv1ved 11s second cr1s1s 1n Its 192
years The f1rst was sell 1nfllcted: women were
admitted to F&M in 1969
1 don't doubt that the school w11t make 11 to Its
b1centenntal cetebr at1on wtth the same excellent
reputat1on lor placmg students 1n law, medtcal,
and graduate schools, and occas1onally, rn
asylums Before I tell you what the school 1s like and
what "Fummers " (F&M students) are hke. I better
warn you that my perceptton may be tw1sted I am
not typ1cal of the eastern upper class, sophiSti­
cated student body wh1ch 1s chosen tn a hrqhly
selective adm1ss1ons process. To put It bnefty, I
am the "Geographrcal 01stnbut1on' member of my
class. I am the only siudenl here from the Pac1f1c
Northwest . and therefore regnrded as somewha t
of an odd1ty
I am the only student
here from the Pacific
Northwest, and there­
fore regarded as
somewhat of an
oddity.
Nevertheless, I am here for the same reason
every other student 1:> Fran kiln and Marshall's
reputation of bemg a sturdy stepladder on the
climb to graduate or profess1onal school
I'll descnbe our academ1c program before I
answer the only real question you might have:
"What are the part1es like?'' We are on a 4 1 4
calendar, two semesters separated by a two week
vacation and an opt1onal January term There is
also an optional summer term for masochists A
student must pass 32 courses each of wh1ch is
worth equal credit Humamt1e s and soc1al scrence
PAGE EIGHT courses meet three hours a week, math and
accounting meet four and laboratory sc1ences
meet s1x or seven
A philosophy maJOr works out to twelve hours
of classes per week lor a full load But don't let
that fool you professors 1n all subjects require
extens1ve outs1do readmg and there are no 'cake
courses here whatsoever It 1s pretty hard to g1ve
an ObJective guess at Just how d1ff1cult the
courses are. but as my frJend Dcke would say. I'd
rather sandpaper a Iron's butt' and most students
would agree
Th1s IS an undergmduatc school and profes·
sors are h1red to toach, not to resemch . They are
probably the school's b1ggest asset. and perhaps
the only reason the school 1s worth the $8 000 a
year it costs Most of them Are excellent as
teachers. and nre readily ,tccesslblc to budd1ng
young gen1uses and feeble mtnded morons
S1nce th1s 1s an ob)uct1ve article, I won't tell
you that the complnrn tants are selftsh lazy,
rgnorant bozoes who like fooling sorry for
themselves
I have to adm1t that F &M Is pretty good at
raking in the bucks Seventeen months ago, F&M
was pledged a large amount of money on the
condition that the school ra1se S9 million by the
end of six years So far they have raised $6 1
m111ion The money 1s going to be used to
improve fac1ht1es, especially the library As much
as that rs ev1dence of plannrng ahead It 1S also
evidence of the fact that our 54 acre campus
leaves a lot to be des1red
Lancaster IS a City of d1vers1t1es Wtthm
twenty miles are some of the f1nest farmland s m
the country and Three-Mile Island Lancaster 1s
the oldest Inland c1ty 1n the country yet has one
of the largest enclosed malls m the country (Yes
it 1s b1gger than the Lloyd Center) Voters elected
by Wide margms both Ronald Reagan and a
mayor who 1s going to run 1n the Boston
Marathon
Desp1te the contrasts, Lancaster can be
described easily bonng as hell! It 1s not a bad
place. 1n fact, 1t 1s very qUiet and beautiful for a
----------------------·····------------·-·--· ~~---~~~~~•r-.r~~.-wer ... ~---~ IN FOCUS: April 23, 1981 ···-·---------····-······-------········-·'-1 --~~~-----~~ -.rwr..-..rr•~~•~•~......-.~-.v-. COLJniY ol 360,000.
~ thai II IS nOt SUit
8 15 so conserva1tv1
000 nnd enforced,
nsylvanmnS COnSid
serrous th.m count
Furthermore, t
~er htwc l1ved here
accept tempomry r
:ons1dcr F&M Stlld
and they tU e proha
oon'l qo out of the
lncnt1S wtth the tov
K ftt")p1ng 10 mu
!O(:fal scene .md tt· •
the typ1cnl f umrne1
~ulul T hero • u e el
prrse about lor ty Pl
~e parlles w1th hell
Sludents have 10 tr;
~~a to s really q
~olcsso rs noted tt
iiag thnt F&M 1s 01
Ptulm1elphla, I hnt H
:n the soc1al lllc ar
There nr e c1 lot
:n c1mpus, and pe
O{etty well But for
'llell four years w1t1
campus. relieved 01
course, we have
·laVS. him SCI lOS, £'1
tEller colleges to a
Furnmers mak(
~ bccommg very c;
ldensiVe 1ntramura
rollegrate football a
wmdmg I don t th1
;eople 1n one place
:oo much demand c
~CihtleS
Ovet all, I woulc
Sl'lall 1S a lot like La
kl get educated <me
~n 1 thmk there •m
1 b(•tter rob pr epc1111
1et ht~re they arl! ar
re and how l>ormg
It is a gi'
day drur
frenzy, a
that timE
• rema1ns
sidered •
I don 'I thtnk fotJ
nds, e1thcr Rathe
llrv1ve One of the r
up 1n a couple of w~
II IS a g1gan
~enzy and dunng tt
lOber 1s consrdered
' hnals start two we
busy g1v1ng Ext
I thmk my feehn
Ire probably the san
'01 sure why I came
!laying here, and wt
:!lat I'm even go1ng t
when I start hea
~tadua te schools. ar1
at other set
ny life to hve ovo1 a1
' nkhn and Marsha
ha111c
M••••••••••••• -~~~-~~--~-~ county of 360,000 The only thtng I hdve ngatnst 11
~ th.tl 11 IS not Sllltud for college students because
~ 1s so conservative The dr~nktng age IS twenty·
~o ,md unforced, .tnd unhke Orcgomans, Pen­
-sytvunmns cons1der smok1ng m<u1guana morP
t'fiOUS thun couqh1ng 1n publiC
Fw thr>r rnor e becnuse most people 1n Lnncns­
"f Mvo ltvcd here most of theu hvos, they don't
accept lempor Ary resrdtlnts very reudily. They
cons1dor F&M studf'nts nrrog.mt .1nd stuck-up,
l!ld ttwy .uo pr ohul>ly r~ght L1kl3WISO, Furnrncrs
dOll 1 qo out of theu collect tv~ way to rl1clku
~1endS With the IOWIISpeoplc
Ket'PHlg 1n mtn<l I he lethar g1c Lancaster
~1al scene .tnd the strntn of acadernrc life her c
!1C typ•c,tl F umme1 soc1al hie s "'t')rns a hllle less
p!hlul There aro eleven lrnterniiiCS wh1ch corn
fi'SC tbout forty per cent of the men here Most of
~e pnrt1es w1th hnnds nrc nt the frats. and
• Jdents hnve 10 trnvcl to Balttmore or Phtladcl-
• 1n 10 s renlly ~ood concerts As one of rny
olessors noterl, tl 1s " strnngo selltng po1nt to
• il9 thnt F&M 1s only forty-t1ve mtnutes from
Ptlllndelphl. l, tlmt m 1tscll tS an adequate commen t
n ltle soc1al hfc nround here
r l)ere ruo cl lot of par lies at tlpartmen ts and
,, ' "• oo campus and Pl"Oplf' qot along wtth each other
~retty well But for the most part. students spend
Uteu lour ye;us wtth1n a hundred yards of the
tampus, relieved only by occ.as1onal tnps horne.
01 course, we have all tho nor mal attractions. Beauty and challenge part of Wellesley
I
~ss
tnd
:mces
•lve hours
>n 't let
:qUJre
o 'cake'
to giVe
e
t say, ''I'd
students
profes·
'hey are
:>erhaps
3,000 a
lS
ddtng
1S
n 't tell
y
•
:>d at
JO, F&M
the
by the
$6 1
0
s much
• also
:>US
in
.nds 1n
)ter is
as one
ry (Yes
elected
I a
be
bad
for a fl'IYS film SerteS, etc but there are deftnttely
Plter collc:'qcs to attend for the "fun ltfe"
F umrners make up for the lack of social lite
cy bocom1ng very act1ve 1n sports We have an
!dens1ve mtramural program here. and our mler­
:olle<Jtatc foot bull and basket ball teams are out­
standmg I don't th1nk I have seen as many acttve
;eople m one place before. and somet1mes tt puts
oo much demand on our already overused
Clhl lOS
Over nil, I would say that F rankltn and Mar­
lhallts cl lot ltke Lew1s and Clnrk I came out here
1:1 ql!l ·ducatcd and get 1nto law school, and 1
oon 1 thtnk th~ro are many colleges that could do
1 oetter rob prepnr mg a student When students
gel hem they arc amazed nt how hard the class~s
re ond how hor1ng ltfe can be
It is a gigantic three­
day drunken musical
frenzy, and during
that time anyone who
remains sober is con­
sidered an iconoclast.
I don t think four years changes any or thetr
••unds, e1thN Rather. 11 makes them learn how to
illrvtve One of the means of surv1val tS comtng
P 1n a couple of weeks· our annual Sprtng Arts
It ts Cl g1gant1c three-day drunken musrcal
~enzy, and durmg that trme anyone who rematns
lOber 1s considered an Iconoclast. Students savor
hnals start two weeks later, and the prtests are
busy grvtn.9 Extreme Unctron to Fummers
I thtnk my feelings for F ranklm and Marshall
~e probably the same as everyone else·s here: I'm
1!01 sure why I came here I'm not sure why I am
llaymg here. and when 1 look back. I'm not sure
'nat I'm even goinq to enroy havmg been here
But when I start heanng from law schools and
lfaduate schools. and evc:'ntually compete w1th
~uden ts at other schools. I II swear that tt I had
ny hf(> to 11ve ovm agmn I would come to •
rankltn rlnd Mar~hnll College Or become a car
:nech,mtc
Stephen Hess
Jumor Philosophy Mator
Frnnkltn and Marshall College
Lancaste1 . Pennsylvama •
s Wellesley College co-ed yet?"
I would esttmate that. 1n my past three
and one years at Wellesley College, this is the
most frequently demanded quest1on of me After
my v1gorous vertrcle nods the next question
tnvanably 1s, "Why are you there, then ?''
Be1ng a stmple person, easily influenced by
Irrelevant factors. I applied to Wellesley for an
1ngenuous reason I knew beauty when I saw tt
My ftrst view of Wellesley was a wide-eyed
reconna1sance from the back seat w1ndow of the
rental car The overhangmg Gothtc butldings .
rest1ng on green hills that truly rolled and mean­
dered down to Lake Waban my only love at ftrst
srght Thus I found myself 1n September of 1977,
at Wellesley, ready to embark on my four-year
adventure .. with 2000 women and 12 miles between
myself and Boston.
As I soon dtscovered, these weren't just any
gtrls, these were the Infamous Wellesley women
These people. 1n my reckomng, gave new meantng
to thetr earned ep1thets wealthy, bnght. and
stubborn And the word "pressure" assumed a ltfe
of tts own (Yet I tend to believe th1s self-pressure
to be a tra1t more peculiar to women than men
particularly when the former congregates m large
numbers)
Amongst descnption s applicable to Wellesley
students. as well as to adm1ntstrators. "serious" 1s a
major contender for the tttle Wellesley has tradi­
tionally attracted, and recrurted women always
preferable to "g~rls" 1n the Northeast lingo! w1th
strong academtc motivation The majonty of profes­
sors dedtcate themselves to the liberal arts educa­
tion system. and expect students to also work
consc1ent1ously Many women expect equally as
much from themselves. often work1ng more hours
than necessary
Regardless of Its predominant character (enrol­
lment also Includes ten male exchange students).
the student body IS comprised of women rang1ng
from amongst sixty fore1gn countries and fifty U S
states and terrttones In addltton, Wellesley and M 1 T.
have mstttuted an exchange program , supple
mentmg the campus body and curriculum
resources
Yet g1ven these superlative academ1cs . the
diversity of students. Boston. as well as varymg
leadership positions available on campus. 1 was
restless by my jun1or year What exactly was 1
dOing. surrounded by all of these women tor four
years of my young life? The grass (perhaps) would
PAGE NINE
~ ·····--------------- ••• --------.----- • ...,.......-r .. -..r--~-....r-- ...... wa-• • • •• rw~~~-~'--.rwwr~w--. ..... surely be greener on another stde. In New Jersey,
at Pnnceton Untverstty
As a full-fledged second semester ijumor­
year) Pnncetoman I entered a new world of coed
classes, eattng, clubs, and acttvtty. Thts certatnly
wasn't Wellesley Yet amidst my bhss, I soon found
other reasons that Pnnceton, haVlng "gone coed"
only tn the last ten years. dtffered from Wellesley
The male onentat1on of the student body was
novel, and certa1nty dtsturbrng . Men, not women,
were generally anttctpated to fill maJOr student
posttrons An undercurrent of frustrat1on lor women
to be accepted as equally capable surfaced
occasionally The Pnnceton environment was cer­
latnly dtsttnct1ve , but not conductve to female
self-confidence . 1 was apprec1a tmg Wellesley more
and more
Yet academ1cs and extracurnculars are not tho
collegtate bottom hne ... my new social hfe was one
to wallow in' (Why am I at Wellesley?') No mtxers,
and parties full of ramtllar faces! For the m1xer ts
llounshtng 1n fme form at Wellesley , M.l T., and
Harvard grad schools And for many Wellesley
women, paradise 1s found upon meetmg that
perfectly preppy Harvard (or M I.T.) man. Well,
disadvantages are inherent rn any situation . .I'm
res1gned to my fate
Naturally spontaneity d1es with the need tor
planmng to catch a forty-mmute bus ride to
Cambndge and for co-ed parttes.
Not to be daunted from achieving a goal,
Wellesley women 1nSt1tuted weekend bus shuttles
to Harvard Square for $1 00 per nde. Weflesley-M .I T
Exchange busses travel the miles hourly during
weekdays
The structured life proliferates at Wellesley .
"0 K . 1f we go to the party at 10:00 get to dtnner
at a·oo. take the bus at 7 00 then we'll tak.e
showers at Soc1ali21ng , then ts generally hmtted
to weekends , which are more often than not
spnnkled w1th work.
In the aftermath of my many months of
complatnts about the Wellesley students ' apathy,
1nactivity , and admimstration , I have finally con­
ceded the baste fact. I wouldn't trade my sordtd
college career A liberal arts education encourages
~
exposure to 1ssues ranging the academtc gamut
And enforces the susprcion that learnmg tsn't a
ftmte commodi ty acqu1red only 1n school years.
The Intellectual self-confidence accompanymg
the women's college educatton has surely enlarged
my ability to choose Though I wouldn't recom­
mend Wellesley to those without endurance. toler­
ance and academiC curtostty. g1ven the optton, 1
would choose Wellesley Agatn
Ellzabett J Loeb
Senror Eng11sh maJOr
Wellesley College, Wellesley , Massachusetts Go East young man
Robert Rotherv
JUSt moved oft campus, whrch at Harvard IS
considered a rather unorthodox deCISIOn In
tact, before movrng you must s )Cure permiSSIOn and
go through an rnt ;)rvtew
Such a seem1ngly rnnocuous movn has
resulted m a mdlcal re-structuring of my hie. a
reconS10erat lon of my pnontres. and the drstnnctng
of a few fnends
Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges (lor all prnctt­
cal pUt poses they are now one and the same) rt·ft~t
to themselves as "resrdt"ntlnl colleges," and nbout
nrnety-ftve per cent of the undergradvatc student
body ts housed on-campus Thts results tn a
remnrkably complex and stratrfted soctat structure.
Yet most people seem to be able to ftnd soma
satisfactory nrche tor themselves , whrch helps to
explam the mrnescule attntion rate of ''The
Colleges" -around mnety-seven per c~nt of all
students who entCf' Harvard eventually recerve a
degree from lt ObVIously , the system works. In
some sense So why drd I chaos., thrs seH-tmposcd
'commuter 's extle?"
To nnswer thes quest•on reqUires some explain­
ing and a lot of background mformatton
Certarnly very lew people from Grants Pass,
Oregon, attend Harvard Currently there are three,
a grad student, a freshman, and me, and that 1s
undoubtedly a record. Growrng up 1n Grants Pass
1s somethrng of a rural experrence , and hav1ng
been ra1sed as the -son of a prolessional while~ • I
water nver gurdo, there was a certain rustic quality
to my personality and a krnd or nntV\1to when I
nrnved 1n Cambndg<l that simply are not to be
lound nt Hnrvard Coupled w1th my reluctance to
ltnd anythrng good about New England when
compared to my beloved Crogan, thrs provided for
my bcrng lett out of much of the sacral whtrl that
was gorng on I regetted thrs at the trme, but rt's
now a relief to know mat I mrssed tt The 10ckey1ng
I wore overalls to the
"Freshman Mixer,"
only to discover that
everyone else had
worn coats and ties.
lor soc1al positron among entering freshmen can be
lurrous and cruel
When I ftrst landed tn Boston tn September of
1977, I had never been away from my fam1ly for
more than two weeks I drdn't known soulrn the
ent1re city, and hadn't spent much trme 1n any City
srnce my fam1ly had moved nwny from Portland
when I was eleven, As I tound my way to
PAGE TEN Cambrtdge and to Harvard ctnd finally to my dorm,
I was excited, but I wns nlso scc1red To make
matters worse. it was cleAr that I wns ternbly mated
wrth my three room-mates nnd m fact by the end
of tho year none of us were on speakrng terms
The only one that I ~10t along w1th had a nervous
breakdown en October nnd hoc.J to le.1vo school
I wos scared of tho subway, rntrmrdnted by the
traffiC, and lost tn tho streot-plan of Harvard
Square. whtch rs based on the lnd1an trails and
cow-paths of tho 1630's I was put off by the
brusqueness of the people, und somot1mes had
trouble understandrng the local accent I wore
overalls to the "Freshman Mixer," only to drscovet
that everyone else had worn coats and ties. My
courses were hard and It was drfllcult to accC'pt
getting D's on papers alter betng at the top of my
h1gh school class
In short, I was rn1scrnblo .
Slowly, though, I made fnonds I became close
to an Australian named DAna, who was also
undergoing culture-shock , and to a gtrl from
Seattle named Sarnh.
Lrfe at Harvard, hke life at any college, rs a
highly varied expenence , and any expressron of
op1mon about 1t has to be largely subjectrve . If you
soltceted op1ntons from Harvard's 6400 undergradu­
ates. 1t would ltkely sound as rf you were heanng of
that many differ ~nt schools.
One factor m pmtlcular helps to datermme th1s.
When. at the. beg1nning of thrs century, f farvard
was rapidly growrng rn stze and roputatron. 1t was
decedcd that steps must be taken to preserve the • ·small-college" atmosphere that was constdered an
Important part of the Harvard exponence A plan
was adopted based on tile rPSidenttal Colleges of
Cambridge ond Oxford A series of restdenttal
bulld1ngs, called Houses, were constructed, each
housmg approximately 350 students As the system
works today, freshmen hve 1n dormttories separate
from upperclassmen , and at the end of thctr rlrst
year apply with therr chos•.m room-mates to one of
the twelve Houses, by means of a lottery Seventy­
five percent get thetr frrst cho1ce. and another
ltfteen percent are plnced tn !herr second or thrrd
choice.
Houses dtffcr greatly the ftrst wns built rn
1900, the most recent rn 1970 Each House has a
dining hall and library, and many other rac11tttes
Adams House, whore 1 lived, rs the oldest of the
Houses. but boasts lour squash courts, a swtm·
mrng pool, p1ng-pong and btllrards rooms. a
darkroom. mus1c prnctrco rooms, common rooms,
and a pr~ntlng press. A typ1cal suite contatns
bedrooms and livtnQ rooms wtth n fireplace, and a
prtvate bathroom . By your senior year you can
expect to have n private bedroom no matter what
House you hve en
Thrs apparently luxurrous selltng rs one of the
reasons so many students stny on campus Wide
varratrons In archrtecture. fnc1lttres, room slzo, food
quality and locatron of tho Houso help freshmen to
dec•de whrch I touse they want to spend the next
three years tn But the ovorwhelmrn~ decrding
point Is always House "personali ty."
Srnce there rs such freedom to choose where
yOU Will live, poople naturally grnv1!8IC toward
Houses wher" thoy believe they will frt rn Orscerm·
ble House pcrsonalrtlcs nnd rer>utatlon s dcvulop
and endure over many years. and rreshmon rely
heavily upon these reputations to make their
chorce. There Is a "preppie House' and a "JOCk
House," a 'party House" and even a "Thtrd World
House " Adams I ~ouse's reputation IS of the
"artsy ·fartsy •· It seomod Ironic that I should be
admitted to Adams, stnce it had been thrrd on mY
list. I had hoped to live in Dunster House. where
many of my mustcian fnends lived, for at the time I
was a member of a travelling concert choir
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rn, he may have
"Harvard expone
1s further quahfie
tn No acadomtc
curricular achvttl
sever ,II, ns a mec
Intense academu
belief, there IS vo
academically , at
demandtng and I
.. .it was
tor a
were a
gay pe4
and arc
But wh
they?
constant awarem
trc ket to a good I
Finally, my s
Harvard is colore
homosexual mnn
some sense un 01
whtch he or ~ht? r
reputatton ns a b1
entirely deserved,
"liberals" a gay pt
rnevttably darly re
class positton 1n ~
the fore at Harvar
words and actron:
hberal adminrstrat
but 1gnorant frren'
secure identity as
society has be ~n ny dorm,
aku
bly mateo
the end
erms
tervous
:hool
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, IS a
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lergradu­
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nme th1s
rvard
11 was
ve the • :fared an
~plan
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··---~ .wr~•· So dopondlng on the House that a person lives
tn, he may hove ,, very different view or what tho
'Hnrvnrd oxpenence'' 1s all nbout Your expenence
IS further qudhflcd by the activities you parhctpate
m No acadom1c credit IS granted lor extra­
curnculnr nctiv1t1es, yet most people are tnvolved 1n
sever nl, ns u means of rellevmg the sometimes very
Intense ncndom1c pressures . Contrary to popular
belief, there 1s very little competition. at least
ocudemicnlly, at Harvnrd, but courses are very
demnnd1ng and for many people there 1s the
... ·t was a revelation
to read that there
were at least 75,000
ay people living in
and around Boston.
But where were
they?
constant awareness thnt h1gh grades may be thetr
llcket to a good law or mod1cal school
Ftnally, my sense of the dynam1cs of hfe at
Harvard IS colored by the lttct that I am gay Every
homosexual man ond woman 1n th1s soctety is tn
some sonso an outcetst, retoctod by the culture of
which he or sho Is 1nextncably a part Harvard's
reputat1on as a b.1st1on of liberal thmk1ng is not
entirely deserved, and no matter how many
"liberals" a goy person 1s surrounded by, there are
1nev1tobly dally remtnders of his or her second­
crass pos1t1on 1n society Th1s 1s often brought to
the fore at Harvard by observtng the disparity of
words and actions by the hypocntlcal . pseudo­
liberal admin1strat1on, and even by well-meamng
but 1gnorant frtends. Develop1ng for myself a
secure ldenuty as a ga~ person 1n a ''stra1gh1"
socrety has boon a long and at times arduous process, and of course It has been a major facet of
my Harvard oxpor tonce, hence, as I have sa1d, my
doscnpt1on or Harvard IS extremely individual and
subJective
I hnd known for yeors that I had feelmgs that
wore somehow "out of step," and deep down I
knew exoctly what these feelings meant But there
had never been nny opponunlty for me dunng my
growtng up to Jearn about my sexuality I knew that
1n gotng far away to Harvard I would have a
chance to go through deep soul-searchtng, and the
opportun1ty to expenment sexually and soc1ally
w1thout the scrut1ny or JUdgment of frtends or
lom1fy
But the barrage of new expenences of my ftrst
months at llarvard made 1t easy to avotd any act1ve
search for ldenttty St1t1, nOtiCes of meotmos of the
gny students' nroup screamed out to rno from
bulletin boards, and mentions 1n the locnl med1n of
gay dtscos, rap groups, commun1ty centers nnd
hot11nes caught my eye Alter years or thlnktng of
myself as a m1sflt or an oddity 1t \vas a revelation to
road that there were at least 75.000 gay people
ltving tn and around Boston But where were they?
In a sense I felt more Isolated than ever
Eventually the S1tuat1on took care of 1tself when
a fnendsh1p With a boy 1n my dorm1tory progressed
from 1nfatuatron to fllrtat1on to deep Involvement It
was first love lor both or us and we parted after a
couple of months In a flurry of resentments and
hurt leeltngs, frustrated by condemmng room­
mates and SUSPICIOUS, gOSSiping frrends But In the
short t1me that 11 lasted, I learned what I'd hoped.
that sox between men can be natural and fulfilling
In fact. I learned much more than I had ever
drenmed I would Homosexuality IS normally denlt
with ns u purely sexual phonomenon , and through
tho frustrnt1ng Inadequacy of my emot1onal rela­
ltons with gtrls 1n h1gh school, I had never been
gtvcn reason to believe that 1t could be better with
men, ror I hod seen no role models, no examples
Yot as I became sexually tnvolved wtth a male for
the first t1me I round that the far more sat1sfy1ng
aspect of the relationship was the emottonal
commumon we shared!
The years that followed were extraord1nanly
vaned and eventful As I "came out" to more and
more of my fnends, I wns able to become much
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-················-·· J't • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ....._~wwr ....... ---~~• -~~~~----~ .. ~~---.. -- IN FOCUS: Apnl 23, 1981 closer to thorn by betnQ able to share the PctSSions
and sorrows ol that bas1c part of everyone's hie
that I had to keep secret before I lost a few lnends
tn th1s penod, but gamed many now ones I hnd
several romanc s. and spent that first summer at
home hashing through the gu11t my parents fell
over my gayness. ftnally convrnc1ng them that there
wns noth1ng to be gutlty about By my jumor year
several of my frtends and I had become the most
outspoken gay people on campus We all lived 1n
Adams House which had become a ktnd or gay
Mecca betng a fatrly small and int1mate HousP­
where the gay presence wasn't an 1ssue for most of
the straight residents We were regularly being
featured 1n the campus dally tobbytng administra­
tors to 1nst1tuto a gay non-cltscnmmat1on policy
and chastising them for Instances of d1scr1mrnat10n
which we found occunng Average attendanct:: at
the gay students soetal group soared from 15 to 60
and 70, and a group of 40, myself mcluded.
attended the Nat1onal March tor Gay and Lesbtan
Rights tn Washtngton , DC. where 100,000 people
congregated on October 13, 1979 Six new gc:w
student organtlattons sprouted up, some serv1ng
spi~clrtc gradltate schools. and n poht1cnl group we
founded sponsored Hilrvard's first annual Gay and
Lcsb1an Awareness Day In addttlon, I was volun­
teenng t1me as a stall member of the Boston Gay
Hot11ne. tndependently from school
Now, less than a year later, I am not nctrvelv
mvofved wuh any of these groups, and I recently
restgned as a semor member of tha hothne Srnce
mov1ng off ctlmpus I have been In only sporadiC
contnct w11h Harvard's gay power elite What
happened?
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Nothmg happened . except that I tired of
certam soc1al pressures. and made some per­
sonal dec1S1ons I am very proud of the work
that I d1d. glad to have helped create a network
of support of gay students. wh1ch didn't ex1st
when I entered Harvard. But as the members of
my little group achieved more and more noto­
nety. more was expected of us too Tens1ons
grew between friends and cliques began to
form I found myself makmg up excuses for why
I'd m•ssed parties I'd been expected to appear
at. chastised for m1ss1ng "cruc1al meettngs ,''
cntlc1zed tor not bemg as "rnvolved'' as I used to
be. At the same lime I began to become
frustrated with adm1mstrat1ve politiCS at the
Hotline and tired of listening to anonymous
people's problems week after week. I began to
realize how dtssat1sfled I had become with most
of the activ1lies I was involved m.
I was s1mply growmg weary of act1v1sm. For
a lime, mvolvement m gay polltrcs was a way to
help develop a pos1t1ve 1mage of myself as a gay
person, a firmer and more mature 1denttty as a
man-loving man. and a sense of a1ding my
communtty But th1s Involvement had grown so
extens1ve that many of my other Interests had to
be excluded , and even my schoolwork may have
suffered As my goals of 1denttty-format1on
began to be met these other needs began to
re-assert themselves . 1 had served gay act1v1sm
and it had served me: now it was t arne to devote
more t1me to other Interests.
Also I had begun to feel suffocated by the
soc1al structure at Adams House. As I have sa1d.
alter freshman year, most (though certaanly not
all) of the JOCkeytng for soc1al pos1t1on subsides :
sttll, each House has 1ts own elaborate social
conventions Arter a certatn amount of t1me.
people tend to see you as occupymg a certa1 n
n1che m that structure. and tf you begin to usurp
''· or faal to fulfill it, you may be met w1th
hosttllty and resentment My wan1ng des~re to fill
my former role Irked certam frtends. and their
remonstrances goaded me to further avo1dance arvar continue~
of them Furthermore. I had become deeply
Involved with a man who IS not In any way
connected with Harvard, and as he became
aware that some of my friends didn't approve of
h1m. he understandably became reluctant to visit
me m my dorm. wh1ch put me in an awkward
POSitiOn
It became clear that to move would solve
many of these problems I discussed the
Situation with fnends who had recently moved
themselves . and w1th the1r encouragement I
My academic exper­
iences have often
been first-rate and
I'm not ashamed of
my medicore GPA.
dec•ded to act. In my new apartment the man 1
love and I can share our ltves as we couldn't
before, and though many on-campus friends
•nillally disapproved of the move. they can see
the difference 11 has made m my disposition ,
and to the security of my relationship 1 can
devote time now to what I deem important, with
no dues to peer pressure. but am st1ll around
campus enough to stay m close touch with
those who are Important to me
It is my •mpress•on that many students at
some point feet overwhelmed by the combina­
tion of academic and soc1al rigors at Harvard
Some move off campus. but many others
choose to s1mply transfer Houses, a sometimes
PAGE TWELVE difficult process, or take off a couple of
semesters "on leave " Others simply become
less involved, trymg a new activity or getting a
job m Boston for a change of scene
As I have sa1d, my account of Harvard life is
necessanly a h1ghly personal and subjective
one. and no doubt many would wtsh to contest
it Since I have JUSt gone through a major penod
of transitiOn , I have largely concentrated on the
negative aspects of my expenence To be fa1r I
must stress that, when all is taken mto account,
Harvard has helped provtde me With many nch
and rewardmg expenences In addtlion to pro­
VIdmg a generally acceptmg and even nurtu11ng
environment 1n wh1ch to come to terms w1th my
sexuality , there have been fine frlendshtps w1th
d1verse people I have had the opportunity to
develop my ftctlon-wrtttng by workmg w1th
published novelists, and have sung tn a
profess•onal-quali ty choar My academic expe­
riences have often been first-rate, and I'm not
ashamed of my mediocre GPA I've worked
hard It all meant leav•ng family and friends far
behmd, but 1t was worth It
Each t•me I return home for a v1s1t to Grants
Pass, I am asked many times a day to answer
the quest1on . "So how do you like Harvard,
anyway?" (Now. as a sen1or, though. "What are
you gonna do next year?" runs a maddenmgly
close second ) I usually shrug off the question
w1th "Oh, I love 1t." and change the subject.
How do you encapsulize the entire expenence
of your last four years m one conc•se state
ment? I hke Harvard, and I also hate 11 More
accurately I like and also hate the sum of the
experiences Harvard has provided me I'll never
regret having gone there
Robert Rother,
Senior English maJor
Harvard Universtly, Cambndge, Massachusetts
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