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Volume 45, Number 15

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1982-02-02

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peace marchers wflllea\le today and head for the Tndent base on PuQet Sound where they w.U demonstrate for a week and build a peace pagoda outsfde of the base. ReY"'
-~Itt Ktzu said students should not allow their education and their careers to contribute to or perpetuate . a SOCiety whtch dally manufactures nuclear arms Story on page 2..
r•rct II t u ro/ Foro m
fugees face daily culture shock, not international fair
some pursont> hud tbP
rty to l'lhurc their cultun•
11n11 the lntornutlonnl Fair lust
ttun:lnv, nthc>rs were not <~nluc l..y
lm:t. these ind1v1duols cxp«'·
on a dt11ly level thP c:ulturnl
thul r.omPs from lrnvlnR
homd.mtl to ltve 1n thl1 U5
cln' I hf' nuhon"s I mmiRrant s
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O.md G. Pif'rr.c. Cnnt>orltum CII­
Ad\'tM>r on lmm1RrJt10n and
tfUJIIK ~ Polley (for Southt>rn Cuh-
1 s111d the problems n•lntt'<llo
lmt~tr.ttlon and n•fuscrc IS'Iues an>
d1fhcult to rusolw
h.·ctun•, ·us Adm1'1ston s
for Rt•fuRNlS u., &onom1c
11o1ct.1nd Polihcul Aspects." wns
by lht! lntrrnnhonul Forum of Oregon The Fore19n Ser­
VICe officer adressed U!rtmn issues
sur.h us the domestic rurrunrahons
ond impllcotum s of thnse nrw
mrmbcrs of Amcrtcan cammunt ·
ties, the· gent•raJ c:horn..t .. rtetk:. of
tht•se persons •• md thl' pN•scnt out·
luol.. Amencuns should 'llr1ve for
towards refugees and immtJ(runt'l .
Quushons adreSlted to 1mm1Rtd
lion 1ssues such CJS how mnny refu
ftCP.S should the country adm1t the
r.horncter of those tmmtgrants .tnd
how much control should thu US
have over thcm.·are httrdl~ e•vN
reRolved permanently· suid Plt•rt".e.
He sUid thot there IS no one to
bu1ld consensus because pohll·
tal ideologies CXISltnR 10 SOCitlt~
u1tht•r contrad1ct one another or do
not work hormoniouslv to~tr.thcr in
order to see somr solution•. "(.,~ogrophtcnl boundur~es no
lonRt'r represent the control that we
think it doPs: sutd Pi(lrce. Neither
does t hr definition or a refugee used
dt>l".ude& llRo upply todny
A n•fuR•·c used to bt• anyone
who wu~o Ot~tnM from n communist
c:ountry. Now II tnclude:; unyone
Oet'IOH o r:ountry that ht> or she ~n­
not return to for ft•nr of persecu­
tion. he smd.
Prrhnps the mam reason for
lr.ovlnR u country ond cominfollo the
U::, I!> ef:onomtc . "The mdividunl
wunb to bettrr hunsclr ec1lnoml­
r ... tlly und put brc<Jd on hts child·
ren's toble," !Joid f'teru He sa1d
there is inct~uain~ c\.'tdence thut as
soon us refuttt."' leave their nati~te
land. th••1r ,:h.tnll!:> of returnillj
without fac:tng persecutton IS very
minimal. if none at all Thus, refu~! are forced to
unpac;k the1r buR• and malte their
place 10 Amonca Tht-domest1c
ramifications nnd tmplic.ullons of
lheae new mPmberw o( our ~ruty
are economu:ul, polltlcalund socual
labor unions. Pierce suad, ·•t••
divaded in their 1dcus towW'ds the
treatment of immiAran ts and refu­
gees. "Some unions stronRIY sup·
port border control, use of imported
laborers, and so forth. Others. how·
ever. are agninst hnvmg thf'm he~."
swd Plel'(.t'.
No siORlf! J(roup or politico I lnler­
e•<it group wtll Pvcr be sold on the
issue becuuse it cut<~ m so man)'
wuy:..
'ol PS ( 0 VCJr G(Jll Slit lJ t iOllCJ J reCH',g011 izn I ic Jll ·our economy is partly depend·
rnt on the populutlon und loc.nhon
of olher lubon~rs. thosr cloiest lo
our conlinl'nl." he aid "We net.'d to
n~c;osntu that whPn wt•try to mnkt•
drc.isa<lns rt!KBrdinR our r-conomac
pohCJrs. much broudt'r IUUh thun
just one Issue arP anvolved
·one of t hf' r.haJle~e'S With the
foretMn policy w1th South Amert·
r.a 1~-t to find wuy~o for limited
maneuven sm or control over thP.
~pit•. and !i!tlll R~l tht• ~tble
maximum effscmncy for our
nalion '~o ec;onom~ ·: hP smd. Clapporton
~ Plonw Loa
LC's new cnnsttlutton conslt.td to
rrtn•·" tn lost Mondny's elt.>ctlun
lkina 7'l petr.ont of tht• vote As ol
tludunt l(ovomment will bP
~~~ni :r.ed and studr.nl t~rllvtll~
will probably increose
Only 2!l pcrtt•nl or the student
voted on the new (;onstitution
,nlrh d1s-.olved tht> senult• In the
plu! r wilt br a P~rom ­
and lnformnhon Boord, a
t0an1~ Committee. and o Student
QdPmtc Affairs Boord. An Ext.'(.·
Council conttast1ng of n pn·sl­
lhrt't! vu.e prcside•nttt, ond Ovt•
111nt~t>rs ot lni'AC is olso Included m
pack oRe.
"Ab of thc beAinmng of no)(t term senute will Ct'!ase to cx.ist, .. stud viet•
presidont Mark Dorsey. Ht· c11~
the !>('nate's clwnsmcss n.s th~ n•t~
son for the t.hange suytng. "It tnkf's
too lonR to do anythtfl8. We spent
ftw weeks on the El Salvudor iuue
alone lnst year"
Dorsey so1d the new constltulton
would place more responsibility tn
the hondt> or decis1on mokers, and
put representation on u "grass root~>
level·
St!nator Jon Adclstetn said the
crt:!ation of the Student Academic
Affairs Board was the new contlli·
tutlon'~; mafor revision. "The Stu­
dent Acadmntr Affan"!! Boord will
dlreet student ROvernment to the
ut.adentlc al"ena. which is exactly
where student ~tovemmcnt 11hould
bt•," he sold. --- ~ -Monlque Bu!'ich. n second term
senutor from Stewart pornted out
1hut students would still lw able to
porhcipate lUI they hod m the I
<~enntc's open forum me·ehngs. She
explained , "As tht-!'en.lte is now.
th1• execuhne council w1ll be opt•n
for students to attend or participate
'" -
Some problt>m~ w1th the change
over were nott'd by Rob Rakozy. a
firth term senator "At th~ very
leust: he saicl, "it will mcre.ase s1 u­
clent uctivitlf!S fef.'s: Thc Student
A~dcml c A!fiW"S Board wtU proba­
bly odd $30 to nt>-.t year's college
c;ost pf'r st udcnt.
In oddltton Rokor.y noted that the
three vtcl' presidents dire<:tlf\M com­
milttll's were "AOtnJI to have 1\ lot of
work to do-________________ _, Political 1mplica1Jon5 PXISI even
in the school ay~;tem . lhere are
explosive as.sues involved ••. bus·
ing, !l~teRation. Cor e11.amples ."
Paercn soid pannta hnve voiced
their complamta over th1• tmb.il·
ance of limP and otlention RIVen to
.refugee children over Amf'rican
children
-rho pNibiPms Rt'l dropped tn the
lops of our local polittcaans," he
said. ·with very little ~tccump­
lis.hP.d
P1I'I'Ce an1d there ure ma,or
cultural dmt"rtnces when o new
membt-r enlt'rs the oommumty .
• Is four terms enough? Small but 'Thtre ts no estabUahed pia~ 1n
thiS Community for mPmbel'l or
that 5o me soctel y to blend in: he
said. These pt:t~ple function like
den£. bhnd ond mule human betnRS.
They olso lack the slal.lS ncede7J ro
funchon properly m a communJiy.
Pu!rec said the problem IS com­
pounded b~ the fact that individu­
olly. the members of that
community who have restdt•d for
years have a hard tunl' ad)usltng to
the chafl$te .
'"Once they lrefu~~ and immi­
grilnts} milke the bre.ok. howe\ er.
they ort· productive people." •~ud
P1erce. -rhe}' have re\'itolited
• .treas such places n.s southern
Wushmscton D.C. and Southern
Culifom1u.. Then IJds have been
valedictorian.<> llDd doss leaders m
school afteT only re.c;idinR h11re for a
few year5: he said.
"You're seeing a short-term dislo­
cation process tuk.ing plac:e.~ he
sotd. ·out the long-tenn effects will
pny orr tremendously . Many of
lhP.sc refustt.'t!S and 1mmagnmt8 nrc
better examples o( people \'\ ho
npply the Amcncan worit ethics
I hen some of us ••• we take so much
fur ttranted. •
PiertJC sa1d tmrn1grunts nnd refu­
~ u a whole. bnng with them
the resoun::es that Amencans do
nol have enough or. l'he} have
human resoun.:es , such aa mollva·
lions, anterest ond parttCJpahon for
workang." ht' said.
Pierce E>mphBSJud commumca­
llon as a primary key to copsng
wtth the problelN of immagrants
and ref~ees. -communicating can
lead to being sensitive to other peo­
ple"• nf'eds. That's not just lhe
human-nice-thing-to-do," sa1d
Pien:e. "It's essential to the IOCial
fabric •.. there's a lot that we can
team from them:
Inside BaUad of Tom Riley
Immoral Minority spokt>:sperson Tom
Rilny diauppointed a lot of people last
Thursduy . 1'hat Wll8 the senP.rol r'eiU 11011
frum Mary Jo Sch1mclphmlg. tht! I'JUrwcr
l.ol('s own skl'ptic reporter. Rt'ad ht•r urhclr
fur thr. Wt~k-and as Riltw woultl flnlhn­
bly suy, "~ttJ buck nncl h•t me entP.riEun ynu • The idea (Jf orfering an overseas
htngwt~huml study program in th~
Sovael Union 11 presrnUy being oplored
hy the 0\•eraeas Program Thi! goal of
course. is n tnp lu the USSR durmg thn
spring pnt.leumm~r terms of 1983. But (our
temls of Rusaion may not be enoush to
prcJ>Bre sutt.lents for thelrip. Th11 matter as
part or II fucus hy n>porter Chuck Full DHplte the lack of awimrn«w. the PI~
neera rinlahed reapec:uV'I!Jy ln the ~•
NAIA D11tnct Olampaooahipat theZehnt­
bauer Swmmuna Pavalion. The compeli­
llun was held an mosse and NW
Confttn!nce acora were drawn out u LC
took second
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Chtl5 Tossb«g
Immoral Mlnonty spokesman Tom Riley and friend, Cheetah, humor·
ously address some a1temat1ves to the New Right movement ----Ted f'ftaaeraJd
Of lJie f'!gr IV....,.
Immoral Mmority 11pokesmnn
rom Riley. the third sprul.rr In thr
Forum Senes proRrom on the new
n!lht, used u humorou11 npprunrh to
attack the Monti MoJurlly an hi'
speech before n smnllnudlcm:c lost
week in tht• Counrll Chumbt•r"
·vou hove hl hlt..e ll kmd or u
humoroull npprouch, with whut
we're CactnR." '!nld Rilry who cur
ned a stufft•d chimp ht> tulh•d Chm
tuh u11 a prop Cor tw; !!pt>f'(.h.
·He's h~>re to tot". nbout thr prob
lems of anamals nnd plonts 1n th111
world," «Otd Riley
Cheetah "'us not too tnlknllve,
but Riley filled in the gnps with
comments obout "hy tht•r(' as u
Moral MaJority and hence there •s
an Immoral Manoritv
Riley c>.ploant>d thot the lmmorul
Manoraty cnme into uxistenrt• to
fiRht the Ne\' R1~ht somr or whom
he called •oJtomnnlnrs \'\ ho chum to
be CJ'tlated 10 the JmHJ.II' or God''
He smd pcoplt• .11'f' druwn to the
Immoral Minority ror II vnricty or
reasons. tht: must lmportunt or
whtch ts thut the~ ''" up'lelnhout
the power or the New RIRhl .lOci
want lcltnkc Ht.tton to r.urb tl
Rilev named tht! thrt•r most
imporiant mPn m tod11y's New
R&Rht-Rtchurd V1gury, whu ts
ur.tiV(' In c;un Owners ur Amer&C'O
und who dtd Gcor~e Wallocc's rnml
tngs. Paul Wovertrk. 1 he dtrt'Cior of
SurviVal of .t Free ConRn·ss and the
Media budgets gain approval
Sc:otl WoUf
Of tlw Po • Loa
ASLC President Bob Jones
appro"t'd a Student Communicn~
tion6 Board budget of S60.S08 this
weekend funding the PJont:t•r Lo/1,.
Yiem k1mloh (yearbook). KLC
Radio. tht ult:rCJf'}' Rcvw~ ' and a
new publicallon calJed the Northw·
L.><il fournol of lnturnottonol -\((mrs. -·-Jones approved the budget after
deliberallona between the Com­
municaltons Board Chairperso n
CynthJa Doherty and the mdivtd·
uaJ media The board s budget will
be included in the final ASLC
budget, along wllh other o~aniw­
hons' hudRets approved by thP
senate nnd presented to the bo.1rd
of trustl."t'S for final approval.
·All the mf'dja tned to hold down
thc1r budgets,· satd Jones. lhey all
d1d. c._~tc:~pt the } earbook." I' he yearbook mcrease was h1gh
and upsr•ttmg. but basrd on real·
&ty.· Jones snad, lh~> stud..,nls will
M\C to dr.cide af 1t's worth the dol­
lar amount:
The )'l'<trbool. 's budge I reque.!lt or
$27,654 represent:. an inc..reuse of
ctbout 12 pcrcen1 cJ\ er 1981·8Z
costs, estimated at $25,000. The
ytwrboo~ · was allocated only
$21,800 for thas expenme ntal pub­
hcalion thas Vf'..ar. An t•rror bv 1 hl'
publisher Increased thP cog't bv
a\ l:'r S2.SOO. but was paid for by the
publisher's representa tive.
·~.uat yPar a number of l:OSls
were overlooked.· Sdid the ASLC
presad~>nl, "Students didn't hli\'e to
pay for them this year (1981-8'!).
but wut pa\' these costs next vear."
The ac:tual·dllrereoc:e betwt!f!n thie
year's aUocation and the allocation
for 1982-83 t1 dbout $6.200.
The budget includes renovation
of the darkroom proposed by the
Log and yearbook. There wus not
tnough apace to occomodate both
m~:d.ia 'a extensive use of the facil·
uy. The costs mclud.e structural
c.ha.oges and the purchase of new
equlpm£nt. The CLick, 11 hobby
8 roup. no longer uaes t h ..
darkroom.
A new medium on compua. the
Northwfffll Journal of lntcrnouonol
Affairs. wu approved by the SCB
on an e•perimrn t.al basis. The pub­
lication wiU be devoted to opiniona
and research in international rela.
tiona. Articles wUI be solicited from
the atudent body.
·u·a juat a big queation mark:
laid Jones. -rheir bud~ Ia a first.
We have to adopt a wait-and-set
attitude. Uke the yearbook. and let the students d1octdr• H thev wont 11
an the future."
l.tl.t• tht' ~ t•arbool., the I.A. Jour· • n.tl's fundmu •~ held in r:nntin·
gmcy. Thetr £undo; w1ll bt rcleasl'd
to them for 1982 ·83 1I lhE"re II' post·
live response to th1s spring<; 1s.sue.
The Ptonf~ lr l..n~ budRel wn!o
well prrpared. rea li~llc.'' said
Jones ·(The l.oR made o) real efrorl
to corn>ctly adenllfy what the costs
wPrc <Jnd kt:"ep c.;o~ts down ns low
as JH.IS'Ible wtthout r.omprom1sing
service: The f..op'q funding n~uu t
for 1982·83 is $10. UJ.'l.95. do\\:n
more than S 1600 from tht!> yec1r's
rundinM.
The funding for In f'(J( U!i. the
Lox'o; top1col m;lgH:£lnc in~>ert , was
dt!Cruustod . OnHmally budgeted for
fi\:C ISSUI!S nl'lo.l yeur, the ~~ \\Ill
M~l\ t' funthng for thrtoc IOSit'lld.
Bf~IUSP th~ l.t~ w.1s lmdxeted for
Stl< thts )'l';Jr, buJ w1ll onl~ produce
thn•t!. Jont>s It• It th.!l thm---'' tts n
r.ait oomproml!ll'. ·us vulue• lu tht'
studr•ntli WUS t•nouHh lnr lundmg tl
ne•'ltl ~ear: hi' sutd
I< LC' budgt·l n•mnmr.d the same.
s;ud tht· t\SI.C prcsidt!nl . KlC.
tt'U'1Vt'5 hulf of liS ( undtng from
sl udL•nt fc:e& .md lht• olhL·r hulf frum
I he rommuntt:H ttoos dt!purt ment
Tht• ASI.(. n-qursl W!Ui $6700
FACIJL TV AND SHJOE"\ TS
for owr two )'l'AII"fi now Pres ti~c
TmveJ has ~'l·n thl' ofrtclill Ira\ I' I
u~m t of l.r.wis und Clark Coli~~
We ah.' ple.astod to announce that
\\t! am now Sl't\C both fm:ull}
and stud~nts fur p<>raonal travel
Whctht>r you art plo.nmnM a
rrunily vacation or IHmply W trip
hoi1U' for scllool holid.lvs. we will
providP you the some pro­
fl'SSaorutl, t..'(:Onomical ~rv aao lht>
CoUl'ge ht~s coma: to rely upon
We huve WISIHnt.-d .1 sptaetnltruveJ
counfl.elor to &~.-rvf' you. Her name
is Krysti Emetbon. PI~ call
Kryah whenevt•r your plans
Include travel Your lickl!tt will be
dellverod to you on campus
Tiwe 1.1 no chaf'Re for our seVlces
and the price you puy as the same
as chufsed by the wrlines.l...tot"the
Collf!Mt' trovf'l agtont• be your
peraon.lltravel ~nt too!
call Krysti
228-3560 w\\' e reuh:te II S t!d UCUti(Jn,ll
value," said Jonrs. lhcy'n• fundt•d
10 pt~rl by the communu :allon'i
dep<~rtmrnl bt.'cnuse uf thi'i. Thl'lr
budget ts tustiril'd, lik(' all ut hers.
because they providH 11 scr\'ic.r"
·1 hcy'rr always r.riltcm'd nhnut
reception. but thry vt: made rc.1l
efforl<; to tmprove thas (lhouMhl
they st11l t;an't compctt• I wll h c.;om
merciul Porllund rildlo stnhons.f'
~1 thank 11 (lhc budjlcl) wns qu1l(!
reasonab le. consaclertnM the Mrtlill
strides modr 1n lmprovtnM rccrp­
lion, said Ru&~ (,ilmnn Kl.C stu·
lion mamtRer "We'll lm prepored to
spend mon: monvy to irnpm\it!
recephon tf we nrc•d to .~
The l.lhmJn· lir•\•u·w 's bud~oti!l
l't'<Juest rc·mt~inl'd virtu.tll} lht•
same ln•m lust yc.lt. ss . .tn fur
1982-83. tJ,m n $2{ifi. -rhie•r hudKet
n-presenl~ .1 rcHiistic. c•sltntUII' uf
moneys nt•f:dL•d to prmluct• lht•
quality uf pt•nodu:al prnduct•d
before: said lnnt•s. Ml think stu··
dt>nl~ J(t'nPioJIJ}' luok fun~clr<l tn 11
It :.t'r\'t!~ tl runctum no uiiH!r nwdin
un c:ampus prnvidt•s ."
Mlf students \'\,tnllhPst•.tcll\ 11w~.
lhen tht•)•'ll ha\1' In P•l~ fur thl'm.''
thr. stuclrnt 11n:sidt-nl s.utl.
INTERNATIONAL
CAREER?
A repre~entative
will be on the umpus
THURSDAY
t'tARCH 4 , 1982
to dlscvss qualificatiOns for
advanced study et
AMI II CAN
OIADUATI SCHOOL
end lob opportunities
In the fleld of
INTHNATIONAI. MANAOIMINT
Interviews may be scheduled at
CAREER PLANNING
& PLACEMENT CENTER
AMIIICAN OUDUATI SCHOOL
Of INTU.HATIONAL MANAOIMINT
ThuiMierttlrd Campua
Oleftdale, Arhona 15106 pro fnmlly network. nnd TPrry
Dolon Pl(CCUtlve director or the
N otaonal Conscrvah vc Po lit icol
Act ton Commit let>, "the master poll·
llrlian" ocrordin~ to Riley
R1lcv. who spoke about nucl~ur
wur .md environmental disnster.
snhl tht•sc mrn u.se score tocllcR to
R(•l tht•tr mc!l!jRJ(ll8 across
Rllrv said I hut onu of tht' bi!U(CSI
fm:tton" an the New R1~ht nrt• tht'
ovnnMt•lit:ols -rhl'V (the evanswli·
CiJla) ulways tulk about the comlnR
nuc:h•or w ur und I hut Wfn;hnuld louk
to Chrl~;t.~ he ~nld lhey'rc Inter
est eel 1n powl'r. an control The\' ·vc
used lh«! Bible o'l a mask"
Rllt•v smcl thattha New R •Slhl hus
11 lot of rlout w1th Rengnn Hr S111d
rnuny of the Rengnn-Stockman
prupusuls oriRtnttted 10 I he t IL•rltUMt!
Foundullon. t~nother Ne\'\ R•Mhl
type orJNni;r.,Jtion .
Rllt\y snid that sor.tel r ha!i
t.hnnHt•d, und we must chanAC poli­
cws to deal wtlh 11 "Chang~ is the
on I~ thm~ you can count on-ever."
hr said.
. I ht: rundnmrntalisl Ideology
dentes c:hun~e. and forces us to RO
b.tt:k wnrch. wh1th we s1mpl\' r.t~n
not do'
Rtlc} ust•d ERA. sinRlt• parent famllle1. ond homo~cxuuls au ...
pic~ oC iuues thut rtOoct c
attitude~ In this country Ht
thnt, thO\JRh therr II' no hopt'of
tnR thr F.RA. II ha~ mode nn
that wtll not d1suppeor ·wu cnn no lonRcr rely on
wu Y" W c huvc•to proAress. w.a...
to recoRnfzo lhut c.hun11r
nr cured Wt• don't live in u 1.edh.
to Bt.'UVtlr !'IOCICI y "
One nr Immoral Mlnorillt,
RI'St t:nmplutniH IS I hut 0 1111 of
IHSIII'!'I 1 uken up by l he Nt•\\
nrtm't issut•s nt nil. but ··• ·
sh1ps. eRA. soy riRht >1, nnd 11
all dr.ul w1t h mdlvidual
shaps. nrcortllnR to Riley
or not you bt•hrvcm ubort10n
right but do you helve the
tell somt'Ont• elrw lht>y cnn't
•aud ·As long os you httve the
tee. 1 hen 1t's sllll 11 r1ght • R1lt}
"I think tht're'!l a lot of rn•~ •un&
~>lanthnR nbuul whul tll(hls an·
Ht• lr•rmt•d pr1•sent foruagn
"Wt• \\Ill h•tvt· tuutlutk ort· l~'
cumptut•d ilto John Wuynt
lndtnns
Ril•·~ feub muth chHcrt•ntl)
't r . c ,m prngn•s&; 1 Wt! rt• sl un.:
drnth of lhu world WI' huv t~ t
hml hurtt and saslt'N •
Buddhists march for peace
Charles FaU
or the P10ot!lr Loa
Now I!; the lime to uct and work
for world peuce und nuclear d1sar
mument Th1s •s the message or the
pt•ace marchers who amvE'd at LC
on Feb. 23
Tht• mnn:hers nre led by Reve
rend Haromttsu K1zu, a monk of the
Ntppon7an Myohih Buddhist sell,
"htch was founded in 1917 and ts
dedlttlled to opposmg militarism
and creullnR world peace.
The mnn:hers are walktng ror
world pcnr.e 1'hey began in )anu·
ary an Sun DieRO, and their goal is
to amve 10 New York in June for
the Umled Not10ns Second Special
Session on Dlsurmament, where
they will viRil and show their sup­
port for world dlsormamrnl .tnd
peace
!'he group marches throu~h pop­
uluted areas. and holds vigils tn key
••~"~'•'" cunnecll>d lo the military
t•stablishmen l They are one route
of fivt• headmg to New YorJ... but
they Will not wolk the whole \'\1<1~
They havt: been JOined b~ pl.'oplt•
1n S.mtu Cru.-~ Cui. the «;an Fr.m·
dsw Bnv Area. and Gon .tlhs.
Ort•J(on. Tht•y have, amonR lhrm. n
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Pret•·nll)' Russ1nn i., oUt•rt•d up In
201 It•\ t>l wluc h fulfill~ lhf' lun·
'''IJIIil t•mt•nl lut •• B.i\ dt'l.ll1'!'
r.,IJs short n[ •• full I Wfl Yt'tlr
ThiS o;hurt full hue; frustrated
l;m~lhlJ(t' mnJol'!t who would
NEW llkr. to study RuaeJUn to complete
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lfshrod, thr.rl! must hi• under,.tund·
lnR of the the c;uhurc.~ l und political
phtlosnphu :ul diUcrenn•s between
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Jan 8£'ndl't, r:hntrmon or thf'
dl'pnrtment of fotPign lnnguage!i
.tnrllilt•roturt!S. nt: li OR In ff''lpome to
aludcnl pt•tlhon'l for a Russian Jan·
MUUJtr• oHermg I hrouRh th~;203level,
hu~ pnlpo~t·d to th .. dt•nnoffoculty-~
offirt• thnt two yenn1 <Jf RuSIHtn b.·
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resourcl! pt:rson un C)ov1r.1 SIICII!Iy
and c:ulture to other dt•polrt m1•nts at
L(
The nf'ed fnr Rus11i1n atudy pro­
RfiJms .tre grr ... JI 10 lhP U$ bi-'CaUIIP
"our nnl1on.d perc:Pplton of the USSR Ll very distorted It is bnsed
on misr:onceplion d.Od cold war
rhetori~; uf I he 1950's.· 1he s.tid.
ThP RuseiaM know u1 bf.tltr
I hun we know them. she Juid. ·rhPtt!
an· ·morr• tt•achera of P.nJtl1sh in the
Sovif'l Umon than thPre tJre stu·
dt>nls o[ RUS!IUIO In thf' us .. •
SNfer 11 a mrmber uf thP OrP.J(on
C:nunail of Amenr.un-SovJPt Frtrnd·
sh1p which ho!tts vi~tilora fTom lhP
SovtPI lJninn Thl! Overseas offict•
is drnwinR on Seifer's contm:ts
wtthan the Union of Sovir.t Socu~liP.S
of Frir.nd,;hip. lht• Soviet counte r~
part to 1 he 01'f!g0n Council, to
aaturfc! cultural exchunRe and exp,..
rirnoo forth,. students. •
West met east tn a fnendly and relaxed way last Saturday tn Tamarack Lounge. Elena Zettyn. professor of
Enghsh tn Moscow tickles the ears of 102 Russ1an language students Sally Pollak (lett) and Marsha Hanchrow
(nght) durtng a recepuon hosted by Donna Setter. LC Auss1an language •nstructor . Mlflannt~Rarclill
I Soviet visitors hosted to thaw ice
Charles Fall
Ofthe~-r..,.
Whlle some people shwer from
the htllnR winds of the Russaan­
American cold war. e£Corts are
beml( mndc hy others to thawthe1ce
thrnuMh culturul exchanRe and
dlnlnJ.IUI'
L( Russiim students and mslrur.
tor or Ru~s1an Donna Se1fer have
bt~n .u:tivc in hoshnR VISitors from
the Sovtel Union with the hope of
fosl£'r1ng bPtler relcJttonc; and
undet<Jt,mdin~ bet ween the two
counlrte~
On fl'b. ZO. LC stutlent!:i hosted a
reception for ElennZdtyn. il profes·
sur nf English 111 the Moscow State
PeodnROAical Institute for foreign
LanguaRes ·
Zelt)·n is presently h~tlr.hmg Rus·
suln ott he Amenc.m·Russtan Insti­
tute m Sun Fr anc.tc;co. She IS on a
1 wo-lo-1 hrt't' yeur re•udency m Son
franctsco Ht•r VISit to the US IS
sponsored by the Nat1onel Council
or AmttnLIIO ·&OVICI frlrndshlp.
/.r•ll\n ~~ tuunn).! tlw \lurlh\\t·~l
and VIStltnR collegPs und universt·
ties whu·h huve Rus.,ion progrnrm
While 10 Ore~n. Zeltyn Is btung
hosl('d by the OreRon Council of
Arncncun-Sovtet frnmdshap
7..1'1tyn'~ purpose in the US is
not onlv to tcac.h Russian. but to acl
as 11 brtdRe betwecn the USSR dOd
tht• US and to improve Amencan
understundinR and knowledRe of
&ov1et t ulture, ways of life. and
Sovil'l hH•tory.
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as of Feb. 22
Terwilliger &
Taylors Ferry Zt>ltyn. •I Latvian who ha:. grown
up and hvc·d tn Mo"'COY.. suid the
mo .. I 1mport.m1 thmR "'hP as domR ts
creattnR a frtendher relaltonsh1p
between the US .md the Sov1e1
Umon
She ~md the American pPoplean·
much less knowledl(eable of Sovaet
c.ulture <Jnd society then the Sov1e1
poople Jre of the US.
Most questions Zt'ltyn enLoun·
teN! when shr. spr.al..s bt:(orcJlroup .
illustrate~ the limited J.nowled~te
clOd understnndtn~ by tht• pubhc of
Sn\11!1 soc1r.ty. But 11 ulso shoY. •
she aid. th.al lht'~ want to know
about tht! USSR.
Amrrir.nns' ludc. nf knowled~tf' or
lhH ~roMraph) or thP Soviet lJniun
and or Renernl SOVJI'( SOCtely IS the
result of u pohcy of isolatmnism ah.11
hus br.t•n chann;h·nsltc of the US.
she smd
Amerac..tn h•lc•v1stcm ·very rnrely
give.s •I f.clrportruyolofRussm.~ and
so Amerh:dns hcl\'t! o •t~islnrted"
Jw.rcepllcm of the Sovll'tlJnion, Zrl·
tvn said
One d1storted pcn;t•phon held b'f'
Amencans o[ the Sovtet Umon. IS
lhal all the p+'ople in the Soviet
Umon nre Russwn"· she quid The
lOS d1fferent l.anJ(U£l8t'"' 'lpokt•n in
the Sonet Limon show. it" ~xtreme
cultural und f'thntc d1vers11y .
Zeltvn satd she found ·.,stuund­
inR iJ(nurance· amonR Amertcans o(
the ethnic divcr!ttl)' wtthm the
So\ tl'l Union.
The pn:servution und dt•-.elop­
ml'nl or the variou'S 'cultur··-in the
USSR 1s ,Rt\'en htllh pru~r~ty.Zcltyn
~wd Soviet pres..-; and telev1s1on carry
much more informatJon about
American culture. and Jifestvll!! than •
d~ American media of the Soviet
Un1on. c;he a~ud.
Donna Seifer. who has tr<Jvelled
to the Sovu~l Uruon four separutr.
limP.s, s.ud SoVJel tele\'1Sion Rives
much more covel'98f! of American
life. ·Russinos are mystified by the
Amcncnn wck of understundmg~ of
the Sov1et Union, she ~nid .
The purpose ol the AmP.ric:an­
Sovit~t f'ricndsh1p Soc1•'ly.1o wh1ch
7.eltvn as d board memb·~ of the
Soviet counterpart. The Umon of
Sovtet &octetties of Frtendshtp
(C'.l:OD). •~ •to edur.atc in the spin I
of mutual understandmg-to Y>Ork
(or disarmament ond pea-.;e_to
stimulate people lo people
t11o:r.hangp" Ill ordl'r to rosier cultural
and societ.tl understanding
between both countrit!s, said u bro­
chure nbout the Soct .. ly.
The philo'<oph}' of the f'nP.ndshtp
Soetl!ly rs that culturnl und~rstnnd­
•nR and cooperation bet\'~een the US
unc..l the USSR 1c; the basts for pe.1~
und a<;orurance ORutMI atomtc
destruction
Th!!y believe thecommon tnt ere ·t
Ill survival or the two nations trans-­
CI'ndo; thear dasaareemeots. and that
,, way can be found for the two
"'ountrie:t to li\ e an peace. Tht:} do
not belie\le Y.ar IS ine\i ttnble.
ln No\lemb r of 1981. u; hust~
foil.: d.Jncers from Kuzahkstnn, a
Sm:u!l rtpubtic. The vtstt was
.1rranRf!d through CCOD.
APRIL 1982
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student work 111to researc
Mirh,•lc Ml"ltvit•r­
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\\'halt• onlt' srutl••nts •lrt' husy
tltung lht• olllflt' nltllrrm pupl'l s unci
tl.tss ptt'!it>nlut ions, studt•nl~ Ill I he•
ps\ rlmlug\ dcpnrlnlt'nl m tl plun~ot·
IIIJI olht•ntJ hv dUIIlJ( rt!51'11rt.ll \\'tlh
prult~.\l!IUI... prrost•nllng purwn; '''
pruft'!illlltnal nw~hn)ls und puhh.,h·
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rt'll'l\ t• lll'h'\'11'11 filii'· hull lu
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llw t~ .trt• ollsu Ill\! ohlt•d
Heavy metal moves Into T emplcton Center It's part of tho art dtspla)' by two LC resadentartasts now showtng
~n campus The sculptures are the wor._ ot Bruco West Judy Toullcl gets creoat for tho cernmacs The exhlbtl
n unttl March 12 Marr nno Rntcllfl "II\ purl ur rnyn• tMn:h lctlll\'Oh; I'
siUdl'rtlS," Rlllll C:lt•atn ~h•yt•r or till'
Jl!i\ tlwlu!tl tlt'Jmrtment "I'\ c ht•o•n
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anvnl\•ptl wllh !tun• prt'$~"111 .!
at tlu tn• •'IIIIH nf lht• \\'••!\lcrn
cJmJu~lt;OJ J\!;SOCI[IIIIIIl Ill
One• uf tho•st•, \\ hlr h slw rt•o:o•J••-'·
\\ lth John Sd1n••adcr ultlw
Cuunst•ltnj.l C'cnl£'1 ••,arlwr I has
do•11Js \\'II h lho c OrrPJIIII'S uf
u•nt hullnun I hll1·rhrund wtll
r·nl lwt n•ptu 1. She as nl!ln Ill\
lnllnullll'r ptuJ•·•I "hu.h dc•uls
tlw publit •tlwn Jhtllt•rns of 1"···-
1 huiOH\ tlt•Jlllrtntt•nl ••I
,;1.hnnls wlur.h .arc litnthu·to LG Herpes syn1posium o ered
Dana ithols
OJthr r·-l.og
Ht~ •s 5tmpl••' Varus lnft•cllon
htn t nul reachl'd ~ptd••mir. pntpur­
Uons at LG, but antcreslt>d studl•nts
are brmg cncoumsecl to nllt•nd n
pubhc S\ mpostUm nn lhl· \ lrtts
beang held J\pnl3 at till' I Inn ••rsal \ or ()rt_ogon Health SUI'IICCS Gt"nlc.r,
smd Stud •nt Henlth Sen•aOP Om c.
tor Ann Whiling
·\\ e rR.~taanl~· don't ha\'e <1n epa·
demac h1 rc. but at ts gro'' mg g.-.nf'r-
11) .-Whaung sntd. ~\\ c'w on1l
rca II~ diagnun.>d h\ o CO!iC.'> .smce
!;t;ptcmher •
The sympos1um on Apnl3 is fur
the genc.rnl publtc. h~rpcs pah••nts
ctnrl fom1hes ond Cnendsof put lent
II 1s precedtld on April 2 bv a mor•
tcchni1:nl symposiUm for health
pruchhuncrs Whthn~ snad sht
piHnnt•d to Hllt·nd the Apnl 2
symposium
(\, 11 Slr..llnl> ol ltw Ht·rp··~ Sun·
p\t 11. \11rus. HSV I uml liS\IZ, '"''
rt."'•ponsthlrolor tlu·cur:rentt•pulr•mlr:
m th• lJnatt.od StOlt'S. Arxm'dln!! to
thr• Am•·ncanSoetnl HCllhh AssriCI·
alum. mure than fi\ e mallton peop!P sufft•r fntrn J:t•nllul ht•rJl•'S, mul
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hr•rrws '' h1rh nflt>~·ts lip!i, mnuth
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1':\posurt• m thr• furm ol sonos nr
hllstf'rs on tlw a£1t•tlt•d r1rcn ;\ftc•
tlw tml10l llll,tck, llw \llUli ~nh•rs n
dorntunl phos1 \\ hwh mn\ r..1ust•
penndu n>CUITCOI•·s nl rlu locillllln
of 1 he t•raJ(Inntmrt't I ann
Tht• liS\ I \ 11 us IS Ml cummon
I hut 80·90'" or lhl' ntlull pupulnhon
hn\ e nl smnr tum· bt•t n mlt•cted
II V I c.m I'.S cold s11res n nd IS nor­
m nih· coni rnctf'd by r.h1ldrcn
bcho,; ·~n 1 .md oil y••.1rs of ugr
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u1nlr.tcll•d h) st xunlh nell\ c mdt­
\'triu.tls. 20 lmt.nr lhP. .ulult popul.t­
ltun hfl'lll' hco•n I !\flO!It Ll tu HS\':t oil
t>om• tun •
Though liS V 1 IS nm rn.tll) il!>SII·
doted\\ 1th lnba.al h•·qii'S amiiiSVZ
"'llh );Pnlltll lwqws, l111lh stmins
tniJ\' mhocl soil s!.:tn und muwus
nwmbrrull.'s on 1111y ''''rt ur 1 hi' hnd\
ReduCl'd ammuntll an ,,rfult rnn}
be rllpnnsabl fur thro lnCIII'ttSt' tn
OUR HATS OFF TO
&CLAR EGE
Smart consumers at Lewis and Clark
College head to Burtlngame Chevron for
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Ask about the 2¢ student discount on all
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siHJI t1t ,. pru.s:-inll•tt·sl in tt p1 UJt•cl
an whu:h u lc~tull' mt•mbl!t ts '' ork-•
an~ nn.
Stud••nts ulsu bnng at.l••.as lu pru­
f,•ssors und lht'\ both dt>etd•• ar It is
sunwlhtnR lht•\ '' unlto pur Ut' lias
mure cumnmn for 5ludl'nls to Ill'
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1982 Pflotos b)' Carolyn 1\ lliD Df'l(1 Chm T~txt'9
KLC'S ROCK LESSON #225
COOL NOT COOL
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Students advocate the need for protest
To the &Jatar:
Cal Thomas 1 o danReroU! man.
My beUel of thas has bef!Tl stren~r
thened us a result of the react10n" to
hiS appearance on campus. I know
s ~era! people,\hocamea\\a~· tho­
roughly charmed by hLS. I adrrut,
engaging 1peaklng , lyle. T~
walked out thinking and sayang
that Cal Thomas ·isn't such a bad
SU!t(his own wonb). and th..:n lak·
mg 11 a step further by saytng
•MaraJ Ma,oril~ · can't beallrhor bad
thm ell her:
That smres me To thin~ that I he
spokesman for a negall\ e fa roe l.ilit'
abe Moral Matonty can. with an
unendulg barTagc of one-hners and
plahtudes. r.ffectavel)' cloud impor·
tant pohhcal tnut>S and sway stu­
dents mto unthinking reactions rs
en~;·, But that's\\ hat hl' did. That's •
h.is 10b.
But there was an attempt to stop
this from happemng. Yes, that
infamous •front row· with the sagns
that three leucrs an the last LoR
abellledas ·chtldish and immature.·
\\Ere Car from it. I know
luverol of them personally and lh·~ ·
are thoughtful. mteJii.Rmt and artic­
ulate people "ho are aware or and
resped the f'Otlre ran~e of lheir
right
They were faced ~ith ananlerest·
mg polltfcaJ prub!~m: Ho~ do you
respect and uphold the nghts or.
say, Cal Thomas and stall make a
atatem~nl or protest agaanst what
he'a IBY111R and 11onding far? I
thty chose the COI'T'f!Ct,
1matu1~approach. The thne tellers.
IWliO the one edhonal. all maJre the
same ahort-aightPd Wennct. They
faslodiale t.hP •cat-callers" ond the
·ttght-sv;i tchers· w1tb the ·rront
• row.
rr-the Editor:
TherttJ«mstobt-w idtmisunder -
81 to the raponslblity of
audience when listerungtoa key­
apnker. During the recent CaJ
'bolna lecture. a number of atu­
ldttnt• attempted to voice their con­
lc:ema and ctiugreemeuu with the
• ......
• Thts 1~ an unf,air nso;octalton. Tht•
gentleman who dtd most or the \'t>l·
lmR was not part of that group. Ht>
wasstttan~M ttomt>and"ns50mt•
burned-out old h1pslt'r "hu \\as
probabl)' rt'h\'tng some drnft cnrd
bummg. Has was unthanktnR action
\\llh no Spt'Clrlcpurpose. ThP"front
na\\ • had a purpt)Se. nnd 11 had
thought bchmd at.
Costumes and signs nre pas a\' e.
silent, bul erlcc.hH fonnsof pro It t
The costumes. \\hale pcrhnps comi·
en) Ol farsl glom:" Wert' anlt'ndf'd to
mal.~ u stotemenl \\ ath n..ogards to
stands Muml Matonl)' holds on
worn n's riRhts, lht mahtan, etc.
The SIWlS \\ere unobtrust~t~ . They
"cren"t htf'Re enouJlh to bind;
anyone's vu:w or Cal and ther \\cr·
rn't \VB\'t~ 10 his rac.e. Tht·~ \\f'rt•n't
eo\' en dirt!Cted at hirn. Th~v \\ere •
intf'nd ~'if ns SIJUlposls lor thP.
audienct>~ susdes through thr. murk
of rhetoric Cal WiiS S[lt!WIOR out.
They were to all'rltheuudicnrt'.,and
p~rhnps to educatr.lhr.m:somrthmst
that. apparrntly. net1ded to be done
I was aurpnsed and disppotnted
to hod no letters or nhtonols aamed
ot the mappropnutc behavtor of Cal
Thomas. As a spcakt:r he \\-Rsshck .
Too shck. He was ptou~. condes­
cending and rude to h15 audit>nce.
He violated thr !iplnt or o question­
and-ana."' er ession b)• avoidjnR the
quesllons and makmg inapprop­
riate remarks about the quest1ons
and thr. queshonen; He didn 1 give
&1\5\\er&, he gave ad mon~ lrauon
m public rhctonc and u~OJdaocc
I ctu:s
This, I beltavc:. ts a ltnP n:ptt!Sf'O·
tahon or tht Moral MaJority Tht:y
can't n~n cllt• their contradictory
positions. How rom thPy hf ·Pro­
Lift> nnd be for the unhmttt>d build-
••• vice president ()ftheMora JMojorlty
by raitmg placards.
These placards oontaancd vt!ry
descnptive words whith we~
meant to point out the 11gntfacanc.e
of Thomas' policies. Various olhtr
paraphernalia were also used an an
attempt to male apeciftc poants. up or nudt>ar .~rms-thr uhim.ltt·
"Anh·l.ih·· prropo• .. tl \\t' h.J\'t•'! lin\\
··an they sow 'ooneh.tstht•nuht hl
f'nd lift': 1 nhor11onj hut -• • . nmP-­
IImes '' ,. tlo,"[r:apllal pumo;hm•·nt)?
Cal Thomas thdn't an~" er thost•
qu~lton"' l:Jut .then.th.tt's u pnrtnr
has Jllb too.
At not-pomt, Gal Thorons SU).'­
~estPd lh<tl lht> ERA l)(l crapprd
tiOd lhnt Mmllar lt~ISI.tllon be
ndded to the Cl\'tl n~hts lcRaslatlon
that1s alremh on lht• books. Th1s as • 5t•Jusm hi at-. deepest roots. II' bc1ng
blmd to th•· net.oc:l for noco~OI7.tnl( lht•
prohlcms deahng peoftcatly Wtlh
wom~n It's h•mo~ inw al from thA
Gtlnh~ t and IS!)UI' of rl'mlntSm and
denaes I he 10div1tlunh1 )' uf both
(emamsm nnd the c:JvJI n~hts
mo\f'ment.
But I !ia\\ sever.al peoplt• noddm~
1 hear h~>ads and latr•r hr•ard f)Cnplr
agrt!t'in~ wtth thnt ~ulohon. ,,, if il
\\35 an appropra;tll• one That's pn ....
cisel~ · the \\ ay Lht Moral MrtJUrtl\'
works. h~ sepurntmg prublrms
from the real IS1Uf! "' hood .and
offimog half-baked soluttons.
Thu.'ie peoplr nodding and ugri'elng
wath Cnl wt·re a•ughl up 10 11, t'Hn
'"" llh the sagns lht•rc to\\ .un thPm
<"..lll Thomas and lu~ Moral
MaJonty-••lhtc found some follow­
trs here because.! beheve. hetwd-m
to a lype or close-rntodt.!d thanlung
that @Of'S on a lut hef'l~ Our ·rront
ro" • madt> an aotclhgcnt attt1mpt to
open 50mr ~'l'es and somi' mtnds
wtlh the1r ar.;tums. J'm only sort}'
that people 'ho!> .. lo hi• ·rmhilr·
tOJSSl'tf and IOSt'Cure anstr•ad nf
op .. ntnR thPir mtnds to th,. posslbal­
ity thai what our lrll'nds tn the
·cronl row· had to suy "'as nf(ht.
lclf flovul!>on
Junior
For 1n.stanc.e, when Thomna was
uplamang why hla o~arumtlon
oppost'd ratificallon of the ERA, one
\".'Oman railed n fi')'JnH pan above
her he<~ d. This was a stmple ge3ture
\vhJch pro~o·ided u "f'TY aignifican l
statement
At another point an the lecture, •
Thoma~ \\•IS ud~oatll~ n !ltroog
mihtan• bualrl-up 1mm•·diatd\', ht·
tit• i\mrriCoiO nag!> \\Crt• W8\'t•d
nbu\' lht• ,hult·nt'\'hcnds . rh~s~ m·
bolir: ~tittf'ml'nt of thl'c;e OaR~ WU8,
~stnp' STOP! Whrtt do1>S this r:oun·
t~;• tnnd for anywny? P(.'act~ or
d~trurhnn!"
Th•• plur..ard~ !lt•rwd th•• !mme
purpos • l.tkt• nll 'latem••nl<~ how·
~" rr, ome WPrt poor I\' mad•• und
all·llm!!d But no mort• 110 lhon C.1l
1'hom.,,.· statr•mr.nh
CurrPnl \ arw~ on lht'St' 'ltudcant~ ·
bchoV1or exprt~~l'd in thr ~ h.avP
(ollf'n toto tht• ·rudt• and immature"
cnlt'J(Or' Thus bt'inR the n-~ult ol
·puor up-bnnRm~:
How t."'mplt'tl'ly OIU\l and
Ultl'rh absurd~
'fht• e mt·mber of thr .md~t·nct•
\'1111 ~~ thrar opanion in ll \ t·r~ t•rfro­
tl\ t• .and bi'ncf1ctal "a~; . They wrre
nt•Jth•·r thsruptavt· nnr destructive
ThnmRS t'"prt''''-d ev,.ry pcunt
\\ hkh ht· tnlt•ndl'd to ma~c.His fret'­
dnm of 5Jll'rr:h w.ts nol denird l.akt'­
"1st:. lht• sluril•nt" ftt:edom of
"P' • 11h 1\ r•riMIIy nr nl henvi~e) w ,ts
nul and shnuld not be demed.
Mr. Gt~IMen lf.«'Jl Ft>b. 111 .stalt>d
th.1t. • •• if you •.• don't wish to hrar
\\ h.11 ,, SfWIIkt•r hlt'l lu ~y •.. I( 'llU .;.moot otllf'd ultor.l urt•" 11 hout
IOJI pmlt~ls • . th1·n I suggul
vma dn nul 'nnw nl all:
I \' uuld l1kt• to mukr• two''""""
rt!latc'«l pmnl'~ ,,tMJul thl stoh•IJnPi
First. it woulcl c•rvt• u~ Wt>ll
rt•mt•mht'r tht· word!! of
llubbn ; ", .. \\ httn tl CiHISfliS
nol c:onclomn as to ;th~ol\.1' •
n•maminR silent about ·
words tht'.st: studen t~ would
u~olvang tht• Mnr.1l ~t11jortlv
any S()CIPiotl rllmlftroiiiOnS rt'SIIlll
from thrtr bclll'f~ 11nd
Th1c; would not hi' JU'II.
Finally. ~lr. GrtR• n·~ IORIC ,, ... o--o<
valrnt tu sut·h pc1pulur untruths
•Anwr1cn l.tl\'t'llnr l.~uv t• it-una­
St:huolls u opprcssi~ t'.lhcn QUIL
Thc ~ lllltROOrt-.lhe l'S!it·nt uti
,,, h.and; I ht• nRhl tn proh~l.
IP.Sl wcr,• not atlowPd then 11or:.
u • ..-,. would not t•Jo011. • stmn)(ly 1uppnrt dt>mo1 rat)( idee
01(.V. I support the nudit•nr:t• mc••mllft
riRhlto Olln·rit•slrur.ll\'t!l\' p-•·-•·
lh1• mannt>r ll<tf'd by tht• 'tludtr;;:
durinR lht• Thomns sp••..,:h.
I hopt• to 'it't' .stm1lnr st.tt~>me::
hy, tudents durtnR futurt• lt•r.tun~
••• Tulht• E-:d1tor:
Tht!' 1-. a lcttt>r from one u( those
·chald1sh• and1'-1duals who attend"
l.tndt'rMilnll'O at Lt'\\ i~ ~od Clnrk
As n member of this liberal arts pre­
Mr.ldc ::.•·hnol, I resrrve mr rtMhl lo
.ul ·IS I t:hom.:. wh~n I choose.
Cnl Thomns. ill> an mdividual and
•• ~ ,, lt'prec;eola tii>C of .t const:n u·
tiv••mslitution a:s allempliOR to lakt:
.m ··~· my andiv1du.d ri~ht:.. Add to
thnt my nRhl to nn aborl10n on
d••m.md. pqual p<lV haring pr<Jcttr.~
n·w••rtlle:ts of m v ract', sex, or st•x uul
pr.tr.lkr.••s •tS well t1S fre\'dom in my
r.hnii.'C of rchMIOn for my choioc not
to be rt•hJ~tousJ . He as OJ mttmber of ano11ilar\Wll&:::
\\ hach rt')lUittrly hassles
entP.nng nbort1on r.hnu:_s tn
tl.tnd. 1. 1 heN> fore. rc.,.l!rvc my
nol to rcspl'cl him or nnyone
sim1lur montl ... I have the nf(hl
J'\'tiCI and ob)t:CI af Un\' of my ru'hl
ore threnteoPd .
I want to conMr-.ttu late nil or
ot ht•r children .at l.l•Wi"i and
Cor demom1trahnw a~tninst h1s
taonory 1l,ttemrnls pn!!1ively
••ff.-cl ivPiy and u!lk ... Wh\' . .
lhl're mort• of ynu I
l.cl\lt' .md P'llf r,
Nnn1\'
fl'l"hnYJ
••• To tht• Editor,
I have some commt·nts and
responst>S to shurc \'l.,lh tht! ~·ople
\\ hn \\rote IP.tter:<> to the f'ditor cun·
cemanR thr. conduct or studt>nts at
Cal Thoma.,· SPf't!Ch.
I thank lhattht>Se lt>liPrsarca vl'ry
all slitlt'mf'nl.aboutthesestudPnls '
st.atr• of mmd. Th~e lrtter:s sec•m to
(ocuo; on the idCtfS or manOPr<;,
·upbnoging· and thP. like. One pt•r·
son ,., en r1di1;ulcd I he people who
prolcsled Cal Thomas· prt:Sence a~
1f tht•lr efforts "Pfl• meant to be CJ
ml•anc; o( sahsfrinR thctr PMOS.
I was one of lbo!'e •disguslanR
nod P-mbarrassan~( studenb. I don't
think that whot I d1d was wronM ut
.ill. In far.t.l woulddothesaml'thanR
1l a simtlar situation ptt>sented atself
ond l'lltt>IJ you wh\ but first let mr.
tell you wh)' I he.se letters were su
dultf'lnccrting to me.
The tssuc w11h ret{ards to Cal
Thomos' spt>ech as not whether a
u•rtam group of "obnox1ous" ~tu·
dl'ntr. know how to beha\ e them­
St•lvc-; at u public event. The issut>at
h.rod itt to crillr.aU\' examine the • ideas of and the purpose beh1nd the
orgamz.ution of theMorai Majority.
It'~ too bad that some of the stu­
dt·nts feel compeJJed to tell me howl
hould ~have r.tther than express-
10M thrir opamons and pt>rceptions
about Thomus o.nd htl> organization.
To me this ktnd of d1alogue is muc.h
morP r.ruclal und vital
At I he end of Thomas' sprech one
studt>nt came lo mt and expressed
hi~t fePIIngs about my behovior.
O.K.. flnr .. now I know how hr f~:els .
Enough I enough. Let's gl't to th~
hrart of the issue which hiU nothing
whotsoevttr to do with mannt'rs.
Wtl asn group of peopltt were nut
simpty•rebtllioua adolescent tlook­
lng for n cauan· nor were we trying
to"showoCI:These twostalemPots
really upset me an that thPy contain
a good deal of cynicism
What'• wrong with believing in
somelhang and fiR}\ ling Cor it1 Thia ftRhl drw.s not JUSt r•nta1l tal.,1n
slund on u personalnnd tnltOSJ~«'
hH l1 \ t•l. I JUS I (t·lt th.at I•Nu
go tn ThomHs' p..:e[h Without
te ltnM ht.~tU'\1! thai would bt
form or lt•gtllml7108 ham, yet
go1n~ to lht• Sfll'l'r.h amplw~ .upal~
001 lotrnl!'iS.
So. what dtd I do? 1 \\ t·nl I
sprPrh uod prolcstr.d sJit•ntl)'•
sil .. nt h. I ul"o WPnt to has 5JR'ni
p~i~cl\' bN oiUSI' I um r.Oill'l'lm
.ahout soml' cruc1al issues
knew Thomll!'i would bt> de:~ih:
with.
Mv moio ooncl•rn with Ct~l • ma" is hi~ pro· life !tlont e ,,ncr
am un1•quivocally pro-chmo·
orRuni:wtiuo poSl:.S• tthr~t~ll o
thot I r:on-;ider inalit•nabJ,~
fore 11 wa' tmperutive that I rna:~•
stah•ment In Cal Thomns nnd
other m~>mbers Of the leWIS
Clark community that I .tm
remrd about th1! issu'
Further, I oould not let thas
pas'! me by \\ llhout prottosllng
th~ sake of m\' own c;OnSCII!n ,t:e.l
Just "orry 1 hut pt·opln m1 .. sfd
potnl of whal I did. I wns notah .. n'
ridicule Thomn'l. On the contntn'."
llll.t• him and h1s orgumzaho n
serioualy. Thut's why I did \\bat
did.
J tflank thut one must rcrlrlt!ltlDI
that the polltlrul arena is not
where pt-ople ju~t calmly sil bac.U
thetr h~l~ ••nd toke in oil t-idd
evt'ry IS'Uf'~ I would huzurd lo
t hot at le.tsl 'IOmf' mt'mbr.rs of
Rres RO into their sc<~sion!'i \\
stond on un UISUt>.
lnht>rent in the arena of polilltt
c onOir:t gt!nr·rntcd out of op~l(ltll
viewpoin ts. Althou)(h thes~
ntrta un• not always •·as~ · to
WJth, they must bt• confronttd
continued on page 8 Forun
.. -.vJo Sc:hlmelpfeni j
Ofllwf'-f Loa
THE REX ENT FO'
ltoOJI by Cui Thl
~\C brt:n more oml
ll)tCitnR and have pr
""lh o bri(.'f, butln,tr\l
weakang.
Both speakf'n> 111
1rnce' full ullrntl!
C'..al Thomas kt>pl
lie '\ympathy wa
lie antmns•ty wilh Ml
dlffmnccs b•·l '" •'~>n
J'fha5htnR
Calihoms!' quicktJ
pant! speech .and then
qu,tions. He h;1ndle1
IS b..">St he oould Th•
nett her side hedJ'd tht!
bs :.how and we pul
communi cat mn wu!\ a
Tom Rilt•V mrandM
prrpart>d speech He
u..V! 11nd m~er.ure I il
\Oft of e~~> coni art, ust
In lu~ wandenng~. ~
Ri
h Jl(
1eswastop~
t~t assues surroundJ
her Senator Sarbd
"Immoral Mmontl
tie of the Moral I
ft"tl a responsib alil
"'nu• of the issues.
Tht> MoraJ Mojont.
theo New R1Rhl and
tonservottve rundom•
•c1o" n home· rhetoric
tans. but hades the ~
Eonn the ba.sasohhem
ItS'' ith poiU.hed pro1
Thomas evadto> lhc re~
rbetonc wh1ch threat
~ vtrtUt!S tht:y esp1
The Moral Mojori
fmilv. pro-fre~om,
mtt-a\x:,rtaon. Each
t.U\:l' a \\ eb of riRht
m•ttnbly benefits
proponents of thi:'Se
The Moral Motont
-n>-tamaly: Pro-famtl1 u is thr. basu: unit of
·''"Ll"d"~ to pro-lrad
inj! husband and non-
ThL~ position has b
Protectio n 1'\
null l. axalt R Ne" J
1mp11catiooo; Thi'l k
~Uctung mrthod fo
!Odf''O-C:hri '.st ian f anu I
S~:if :~ocu1y, the bt
....... ..,.to proMf'clfllS tho
\ism (labor unlonwn
llon), anti-draft mPas
&chools, d1vorce. boa
lEnd womens she he
Se"ere tax
!llated on dU)' cure c
~t'T'Ve wom!!n's rol
T~ f P,A. also p
IIUbli'c education. Fed
dent~'Ci to school! the
for prayer. o1dv
Uon and condone s
'fiually integrated
t\unpt, however, all
tu continue.
The most repressiv
F.P .A. is a medSur
~•e or preparation
!Qatenals or studles
of any edLtcataoQ
materiaJ.s would tend
deny rht• rola -•-nl
lflcs o.; 11 ho"' been
rhc Uo11ed StolftS-•
Thomas churned t
lOOk burning. but
~ks like The Scar
"I'ICm Tom's Cobm.
lllJUid be 11!moved ...... 8 MIIY Jo Schlmelpfmla
pitt. pwo.v• Lot
THERE< PNT FORUM !!t•rw~ pre.sr.ntn­
ltons by ( .11 Thomus .1nd Tom Ril~y
)lJ\r. )llt'n mom nmusm~ thun ,, senntc
~ltng nnd ho~e pmvuiP.rl the attrnhve
u1th o hru·f. but anstructwe r:ourS~• tnpubllc
ijlt!aktng.
Both SJX'•'kf!rs storll~ out with thP.
audu·:ntl!05 rullaltrnhnn Tom Rtlr.y lost II,
but C.al Thomas kepi f!~cryonf! mterestt.'d.
l'llbt•r. sympathy wus wJth Mr. Rtll'}'. pub­
lic. ammos11y ''ilh t..lr. Thoma~ . The othr!r
ltf.ITil'l't'JlCt.!S bt•l\\"t•t•n the two ar~ wor1h
rrha,hmg.
Cal Thomii!ll quackly rf!.ld throuRh u pno·
,,,,.,Pfi SJ>t•:ch .md then allcmptt·d to nn~wl"r
qur.shons. H" handled a dirfkuh s1tuahon
., best h•• oould. Th1• odd thinS« Wil5 th•1t
trrtlhPr stdf' hr.trd th•·otht•r, T humu' put on
bls 11how nnc.l we put on nut' No rff~hw
communaratmn wus .u:c.umph\hed
Tom Ril.-y mt>andr•n·ci hi' w.t~ tbrouMh ,1
prt'Pan>d r~prt•ch . Hl! w»~ obviously ill at
Wt' .md iMN~Uf'f'~ l-Ie railf'd In mukP. •In\'
Wrl or t'\1 t'l:tlnlurt, used nrut rolt~IC Jl<IUSt!S
1n has wandrnngs, .md pilli!U'd up voac:e
rod) Friesen
1s.,.. Savage
ArllleP-t.o,
JNT'ENT of the forum str·
sP.S wos to present u balanced vtew of
lhr tS~ue .. surroundtnH the New RiRhl,
her Senator Sarban~ nor Tom Wilev of • ''h#"lm1mcara1 Minorlt y· pi"P!ented a worth~
ttbullle of the Moral Matoraty's program
(eel a n·~ponsibtlit y to reveal and clarify
ltt~n•• o( the is.1ue:.
ThP Moral Majonty IS a SIMnifu;ant forcP
the New RtRhl and the rallvanR point Cor
consPrval ive Cundnmrntolist polit icaan,,lts
·down home· rhctonc 1~t appt•almg to Amer­
Ican..~ but hades the pohttcal rt•ilhtu!s that
lcrm the b,.,.,ofthl' movemt•nt By .-.nowmR
liS\\ ith pohsht'tl pro.'lc, :.moolh t.tlkel'5 like
Thomas P\'Udt• thr. n>altmphcHttono; of th1~
rhttonc wh1ch thrf'alen to und .. rmtnc the
wne vulut•s they c.ipous••.
The ~toral Mntonty's platform IS pro­
lamaly. pro-fn:· t~om. pro-Amrrtcan and
anli-nborhon. Enc:h of these (our points
\\'taH 8 \\ eh nr OJ~hltSt t' ln>m1sm whu:.h
lntv•tably benefit,.. only th~ "hslt> mule
poponcnl '! or lhi'.Sl' poJiCil"'•
The Moral Ma)ont~ ·· ... tgendn for tht> ·so's
folio,, s;
~~~mlly: Pm-fdmlly. appc.~ltn~ bi!Cause
U as the basic unit o( our :;ocit>l v. must be
,udrt-,rllt~J to pro-tradltaonnl family I worJ.­
husband and non-worklnR wa(e).
Thl5 position hu!'l bt·••n lranslatt-d into the
ProtPctaon Act (S 1810, <;enator
nmt La ·.dt. R-Nl'V l which hus tmmensl'
lmplkahono; Thts lu..•y proposal io; a fnr­
l'r.1~:htniR method (or Sl-curing the whale
Ddtt: .. ( hrV.tinn romily.
Spec1ficully. the bill would deny ('-<feral
'""'""to proRrarru thot advocate .social ttr.U·
rum !labor unlonizmM. _,trikes. demonstra­
llonl. anli·druh mea,urt!S, dell!~~atton or
achools, da\'orce. homosc"ual n~hts, bat­
ll:red" omen~ shelters andadole.o;cent atsas
IZ'nttr <;l'\lt:N! ta~ nestrnmt would be
lbc.ed on duy cure ct>ntl'r5 In the eHun to
Pft!erw "omen's rule ns ware and mother.
Th .. f' P.A. oJ~o pose a seraous threat to
Pllblie education. Fedt•rnl monies would be
denied to ~chools that do not make provl­
llon for prayer. nd\'ocate lf"achPr unaom:w­
and condone 8ports actavlllt> thai are
"'-'UdiiV integrated. Parochlul schools ore
how,·ver, allowin~t racud SCHJ't!'811·
tocontmue
Th,. most reprrsaivutdu~;auonaldouM•an
F' P.A. is n measure that bons the "put·
"'J4ll(' or preparation or uny rdu~llonal
llliltriaJs or atudle' relating to tht prt'pdf&·
of nny educutionaJ motertuls, if such
lllil1U'ial'l would ttmd to denagrott'. dammish
deny the role dt({Ntmces betwt!(!O the
Illes o'l tt ho~ bt.ocn htstortrolly undu~tood
the Unit' d Stoll •
ThomnJ du1mPd to oppose C1!nsorship.
~ burning. but thia douse implies that
II lilte Thfl Soorlet l.ettcr. rha Bell lor.
uncJe Tom's Cobtn, and Cotchr.r in th~ Rye
I"OUid be r..movl!d from our ll brary shelves. •
inOPC.taon in rovur of hn·d Orf'R(IO IOkes His
'kill nt ant'wl'nng qu~llonsleuv•.:s much to
be dr.sarl!d. In M~'ntrul, hl• mrtdt• a fool out or
hamSt>lf nnd has OI'J(oln17.ntton
After he.mnR Ril~v I wa f'mbnrrussed to
,Jdmn th.Jt I too. WitS rrom Washington. I
\vtsh we would sltd~ 10 r: pnrtmg apples lr
thos~ are thr. kand o( P• allcrs nvaalablc. •
tn #In Exa:-tJnn commPrc:t.Jl. But he wasn I
cttnJ~
W E CAME TO THE prP.St'nlfatlons
wantinR to be entertained and
mformP.d Thf! mtl!rtaanm,.nt wu thr.!t'e all
~ht, bu1 whf'Te WllS the anformatlon? Any
subsc:nbl!r toNl!w.swt-ck. oro 11m liar publi­
attion oould have already heard I!VU)'IhmM
We came to the presentations wanting to be entertained
and informed The entertainment was there. but where
was the information ? Any subscriber to Newsweek. or
a similar publication could have already heard
everything they said.
I had fun watc:htnR ~ rt•d Jucoho;, F'orum
s•meo: dtl't'clor. Ourmg Cal Thomas' appt . .\r•
nnQ' hl·lookcd a little dJStrr. ·sed. but grnPr­
ally ~atisfu~d . Wh••n Tom Raley \\as
bumbli11$t umund Jacobs looktd h~tl an actor
1 1 s s
t
The Moral MoJOrtty s•:oeks to sustam the
trad.Jtaonal patnan:hal fumtly. Momtaaning
traditional pdl riarch\• would srrv~ to
5tn!n~thcn the male economac muchin Aa
they enter the mmnsl,.nm. women bet.Xlme
an a berra lion an I hi'! worklr\g world, athreal
to the male hierarchy . ~o remo\. e women a!!
compt•htors re-cstabhshe~ their conftnll'­
ment to the homl!.
Not onlv dot~ thtsrelt)taten woman's rree • tho ace to a 1 radat1onul domain. 11 likew15e
reinforce!! ln:r ~ocao-t!f"onom•c dPpt•ndtmce
upon me~ nnd mnle .~ociet} '· Th1 .. sln•OJt'
tht•ns the contmUt·d role cinftnthon~ of
mniP./SimnRiaggrcssivc and rem • .t.lelpa~~~­
veJdl•ptmdenl; :sex role slcreoll pes that arc
as oppn>ssivc and hmallnK lor men as thf'y
are (or w om•!n.
Pro-Fret>dnrn: Th,. ~1oral MaJonty has o
cunou<> brand of Chnsllnn morality that
rransloll's into lree-murl.et enterpns ~ !rrry
Falwell behe"' that matennl Wl'nlth ·,s
God's WQ)' of bJe.,~ang pt!Oplc '"ho putlhm
ftrsa: H,. .. ~ms to agnore all bablica1 refer­
ence to the cvtl of materwl ~callh the
golden calf or any other of thr.:JOO pa'iS:tgi".S
refenn~ to the poor, tuslace ond
rightPOu:mess .
The fundamt~ntnl ·do unto othen;• has
\'ant&hed as free market cconomu:.s bet':om~
the prPC:epl of thts '>OCttl\'. Thrre Is no
undcrstandin~ of the relation~h1p b4-t\\ i.'t'n
soctal prl:d.lc:omt'OI ond t•conomir. org,tm7Ji·
t1on H Americ .. J rl·gres5t..>d to collaR<' andu •
tn; and rc1ton'!d tradittonol patraurch\', • •
societv·~ Uls would heal and women. homo-
scxuai" and nunor111es would lllop then
whininJt.
Pro-Aml!ricnn Beim~ pro-Amertctm tS nn
l'mgmahc thmg. a it could easily mean
national patnoti~m or cultural pridr_ The
Moral Ma1ority ha::. uno I her under•
standinM-thP. cult of Aml'rtcan supremism .
This atlttudt> as ~flectl-d in our superJn·
flal•-d mihtary deft!nse program. to whtch
ReQ~tan ha<~ allotcd mor dollar th1 fi~l
vedr than an\' othf'r m haatory. Thisocllon is
~couraged ·and proised b) the Moral
Majority, 11nce thf!V believe sutamc forces
m the RlJI"'e of the Russians threott:!n our
land and prosJ)fr1ty .
Whf'n we !>c"·erely cut dom ttcprograms
and pour monc) into nudear arms. \\1!
creo~te an iUuston of 'tr..n)llh-o rndJOnr.ttve
shield that htdes lhe unden..-..:lucuted ond
socially maJnourt•hed
This brand of p~Amencnnism denic.~
ffdl.'ral funds for highet ~dUCI:l tiun thol are
critical to the majnrity or academtc ansiiiU·
tionll. includmg LC.
Pro-Amem:an t~ ontt·Ruulan. It is nnh·
bussi~ anh-Oepartment of education, tt
oppose!~> thP slntlPRJ' ctrms hnutation tre,aty
and supports thP Kemp-Roth proposal Pro­
American e_,ocrrbates the nuclear orms
raoe and grants mahtaryandec:onomicatd to
oppressive regames. Pro-Amm~ is pro­
white male atatus quo. If money 11 po" tr,
then pro-American is Cor the nch.
~ti-~tbortton: The Moral Ma)ont)' hu db-thPy '111d.. We wanh•d to hPar ncwplanli••nd
tde.i<; and ht' insptrrd lo actiOn.
The onlv action I \\as ansp1red to was
leRVtnR after an hour or Riley's mandlr.ss
dnvel. Cal Thomas tnduced mo5l of thf'!
torted this emotional and personal Issue
and has made ttintoomoralr:hosceforwh1te
m1ddle cla.u women. Yet, the O\lcrwhefm­
tnR ma1onty of Amrucan womm 'eekang
the abortion alternative arc lowtr class and
minont)-particularly blacks and Latinas.
For these women. at ts not a moralc:boice but
one of economtc n«ts!tly .
PrtJ<nant t~nag~ women. howe\. er, nre
victtms of s~ unden'ducation. Thoma3'
program S#'t!ks to tliminate $e,, tductuion
projtl'ams ond restnc1 th,.. avatlDbahlse:s of
contraceptj"'es or abortaon for man on wath­
out parenaal amsmt. Histor~ proves thnt
Tb Moral tajorit~ t a
significant Ioree in th
e Right and the
ran ing point for
• consenat e
fuodamenlahst politsci n
this dc:N';S not elimmalcteenag prc1mt cull)
Pohticul mea:loures such as Senator Orin
Hatch's constttuuonal om ndment (S! Res
2ZO), !:ienator JesseHPlms'"HumanLifeSta-
1 utt: (S \ .. .Jll and other c~nli·abortion pro­
position-; only tJ.tnore ~oonl educntiomJI
problem-; and lh,. ulllmate repon 1billty
that e\'er\' man and womnn must toke for • thetr bodies.
S 0 HOW 00 WE respond lo all this?
Accordmg tusomestud nts "how ere
·emba.rTassect b) the ·•mmature students"
ar Thomas' function. table manners take
-uudil!nce lo m,.ntal nausea.
Wh n polilicalape.akerli.\Omorcl u • ....:Dt
and gammsc.ks than a magician. you know
somelhtng ts wrong. Cranted. the lmmoraJ
Minority uses o weat deal of humor in ....
approach. But all Riley did was play w1th
JJUPpe1 and attempt poor inutataons. If
imitr•lions we want. we can hear m\Jdal
hlghP.r quahay nuumal at a decent night­
club. whil having 8 rew dnnh in the nm~l
c "The tuppet Show· has Inn
better puppets and people whoareaduall~
inluestlng to watth. •
, o one should be blamed far the poo;rt
qualll} or Tom Rafey··s presentalton. f~d l
Jacobs and lh• forum Comm111ee had nol
idea or what they \\1~1"1! gf!tlfng (or not gPI
ting. as the case moay be). ThP lmrnot'811
M monty as a grass-roots Of'Rantzalion pop­
ulated b)' amatwrs But one would ho
that lhf!lrspokespcrson was Rll~t btt-rale.
Tom Rtlcy ma\' fmd the Mnrol MajortiY A
very threatening and an enaoadunent onl
his and•viduality. but it wouldn't hurt hun to
talii'! PubhcSpeakmg 101 CromCaiThomas.
Lake th • say. there•s no way but up.
pl'ft:edcnt 0\II!T moral Issues. Ho~'eV'ef.
Thoma3 WCtS a dynamic guest who cdrn­
mcnded this chantv WJth hb eloquent
speech and affable deCenu oC each accuJa­
tlon he lS trained to defend. The auchence
re~ponded overwhelmingly to his cha­
risma. T.hal was hiS goal ~incc mosl or -.•
don·r adhere to tus potilical unsibflttaa.
Maybe not_
By creattng a miraJre or polihc:al issues.
morality IS used 'lo ht~ the ~I cornpl1~
tieso( societv, itn-rlauonshipto heinc:liVi
ual and to ihe. '""orld. A black and wh.i
ptc.luM ts pamtf'd or good and evtl. nght or
"rong-free copitnltsm or godless
• communuun .
As 0 mO\ t•ment "''han active rolliDWifl.l:~ l
the Moral Majority and its politics COlli•
ha~c a st'noll$ eUcct on each one of us. ,-.. ·•
n blnc must prote:.'ll whtte supremtst
ruci.~ ''ens womentogetherwtlhcut 'ca"l
nnnoralies and men must protest a move­
men! thul favors our ubnussaon and
oppresston. 'Whether on the Wbtte HoUS~~ I
Sll'J)S or in the nebulous haven of paid-for
lectures, thas po~erful polillcn.l voice must
be refuted letters from page 6
repl'e'lcnt•od an oppo!img ,·ie\•:polnt
in this cost and hopt'fully peoplr.
ROI ~omNhi~ more out of my .. tatc­
ment than JUSt Mchtldtsh" behu\ 1or
Commg to n speech .;uch u• C. <tl
Thomas' and domSI whall did dOl".
not tO\'oh e pr«<nrt!l\·ed 1dea~
about ham or his o~fllmatlon . It
means that I ha\ t' an oppo1i~
\'ie'' point on some tssues. Thnt's
all.
P ·rhaps there were some prob­
ll'ms '"' 1th our methods of ma"'"R a
'ltatemcnt m thot our si$lns pn-­
'ent~ ~pie from gettm~ a good
\'le'' or Cal as he spoke. II ts also
unfortunate that the signs were held
up nut of conteltt Here I can ogrt.'l'!
tth people's criticism and J apol~ ·
"" 1or these lhtngs
Howe\ cr, once again. m pnnciple
I think that our presenCil was nt.-ct~'l ·
sary and that we had a ~hi to do
what "Pdid.Seemgandfettlingcon
flict an this way hopefully will help
poop It> to thlnk about these •ssue9tn
u more meanmgful wa)', bec<lu'e
two opposmg \'iews are \'tsible.
Plt3St' do not misinterpret my
effort~ an th1s lettt>r. Understand
thot m) purpose l$ not to mat..eo peo­
ple think hke I do or to agree \\ith
• my Vlt'Wpotnl .
M\' oction_, atthb e\'ent hod :.e\··
eraJ purposes. I wanted to make 11
cleur to Cal Thomas that 1 did not
agre~> "ith some of his WMb from
tht> start. and 1 had hopPd that
lm~tbcni or the LC oommuntt\
would see lhstlhcreare people who
ru concerned about soml'
(!); lrl'mPJy vitallSSUI!S .I bdl~\-l' I h~tl
1 haven riR}lt to do this.
••• Chns Chobru
tumor finnncml .md polihcul tnflue ~nc"
wh1ch tht')' hnVI' In our~ovc,mment
today
I alonM with !iCVt•rnl othnr con·
et>rnt>d students tnl..e• Cal Thomns
and tht' Ol'$lUnltntlon he repn•r,pnts
Vt'l)' s11noualy ln the I,IAI t'lcction
thr Chrtslton \ 'Oirtl compill'd a list
complit'fl o list Clrculuted by the•
Mornl Mnjorit) [ond tht• Roundto·
hit•, another Chruaunn Nr.w RiRht
lobhyinR Rroup) t•v.tluollnp vurious
St>nators and congn>s!ipt•opll''s
Mmoral vollnR n!Conf' on MH key
morn) tssurs:· \Oilns 10 u morul
'' nv entotl!> retn'llntm~ o;chool• • proyer, opposition to : ERA. {etlcr-
.tlly rund~ t~bortion6 'IC~ educa·
lion tn schools, goy rt~tht'> StroteRiC
Anns lJmitntion , only to nllme a
few.
One of the representatives who
rt.'Ct'ived u 100 percent perfect
moral ratinft was Rep. Richard
"elly who Wfl!l COOVICied In the
Abscam bnbt•ry tnols. 1 he Moral
\toJoril\ and o~oni~ahons of lls
l..md plan to ploy •J mnJor roh•tn the
li.U'Rtllng of politu:al condldutes 10
this }'ear's congresstonol elections
I support thts mnn's r1~ht to
speak and I. as a politically av.are
citi~t!n and student, have the right
to protest anyone who does not
rep~sent m~ polihcnl \'lcws. I
ollendt'd thf' lecturt• not ns a Mrebel·
liouo; tPt•naRcr 10 nPcd of a c.1usc·
rather 1 went to as!>erl •l protest to a
politically po\~ erful me'' eml'nl
wh1ch I am 'itron~ly oppost>d to and • •
accordoncf' with my,.whrfs
,.,~ ror ASt opc•n mllo.t•!!. 0\11'­
r,·onP 1s inv11t>d to nt tend, •tnd '"' hu
lever ullire the\ cttrt' to don I h•nw
up to their own du~rrotlon I sup
port the protest:. which WPN' nuult•
ot Thomn5' sp.·c>ch nnd unfnrtu
nateh I t<IOnol tnkt• the• cn-dll ror •
1011inti~ the:<~c m.t mn" ThP"fl JM'O·
plr d1d what thew ft•lt wu" nrprop·
rtale, und in OHIO\ CIISt'S
IOdPpendr.nt or GO)' o~anlz:CIII OO,
But if I were o mt>mbcr of Studt•nts
for Gay R1ght' I. would hovr. mudt•
a prole.'ll as ol mt•mbt•r or this group
ugom!ll the Mor.tl MuJorllv-un
o~unit.Otion whtl· h dt!ntes 11 per5nn
th••ir ri~thl to dl'<!cde on tht>tr own
sl•xuahty .
On a porlinR note I refer to n
point made b} )ill BIJ;wlow. who
obvaousl) 1s not up to date on cur
rent world poht1cs The Mornl
MaJorit~ supported mcreose•d m1l
tlal) spendmR for the dt•f111l!lt'
budget '" the 1980 pre!'tldt'nhul
election ond they nmlinue to sup
port th£> military build up B1Relow
referred to Thomus' guppnrt of u
child 1n El Salvador as "Luok 111 II
this way at least. he's doing
somethmg .M
Well. by support in a ancrt>nsed
spending for the defensl' budRPI, he
supports lncrens<'d mlhtory md tu
El Salvador. whtch O\'Cr the nell. I 18
months 1s proJPCI~ to octumuluh•
to 800 mtlhon dolhlt's, Tell mr, 111 he
reall~~alpmg that child?
5mcc•rely,
••• Som Sr•tbe•rl
Junmr I' hAy would wonde•r wha•l her thl·
•••nnte, ns lht• soli' source of ~Jtudent
mun11y. hns ,, rtght to support this
cundldutc without he1lpmg hi'!
ndvcl"''urrcs An lmpossiblC' !ltena
rlu? Tnke u look at lll!il wtwk's Pto·
IIL"''r l.o~ on puge oloven. You ''"'ill
!tf't' o full pnge nd (cost $220) in
fal\ or of th11 pn1poscd conshlullon.
This 11 tht' 'jrc;ond such odvcrli~c­
tnl'nl thu1 month
I ,,d, (lrhqmg tn favor taf a cons II·
I ut ion.cl chongc I he sam I' 1181\d\'t'r·
ti~inR tn fuvor a£ u candid niP"~ Y t•s.
Tht•n• have bc:tm vnhd orguments
pr-t''ll'ntrd both Cor und ilJlatnst the
prnpo~n·d const it ulionul ch.tnl(e.
The '\SIC st'nute belnR the only
soun: r uf 5tudenl mone~ . ,hould
hnw tbstained from ndverttsang or
should huve m.ade an effort to pro
Vldt equnl rundiOJl for both 'lldi!S of
the l!tSUC
Thm•e nre tssues 1n 1 he new const i
tutmn thot were not covered tn
ctlhrr the LoS( or senate me•ctmgs
Bt-cuust• I he new constitution wus
not distributed until Thursday after
the Lo~ hud Ut!en prmted. there wos
no chnnce for opimonli on these
1ssues to be heard in thu medio. For
mstnnce. the old constitution read
'Aml'ndmc>nts mutll be ratif1ed hy
utleust3 4 ofthosestudent~vOtlflR
"
In the new co•ulitut10n this
numbt•r has been chnnRed to 213.
Bt•('tJU!It! the constitution w,1s dis·
trihutf'd after the tog had gone to
pres!l, the senate was guaranteed
thnt these 1ssues would not br
di!-tCUSSt'<l
Thl• p1 ••amble to ttw.~\SLCcnnst j.
I utJOn stntes "ASLC shall ""'ist to
provadc the framework for lhl•
t''-Pil'"!ilon of thc gtmcral will nf the To the F.ditor- ~tmh ·nt,," By nut rroviding ade-
Last week I rend soml' r.1thcr quutr hmt for tin: studrnl body to
r.uusllc lettP.rs ubout studtmts ' t'\ilmuw the• new c.onstilutwn .tnd
bl!havinr til tht• ledure• by Cui Tha U\ spendmR $440 to promote thts
mns of the Mural M RJoril y. I must conalitUIICln, tho so noll• wa!> not trv
soy that the1r c:ommc.mts ronllv JnM to t•lo..pn•<;s uur will. rathl'r it wu&
cl1dn't surprisl' ml! · Irvin~ to fort:e its will upon us
AllhouJlh LC IS bilh•d us ullhr.ral Ru.hnrd Mdlm ~
arts college. ilti membt•r:; tend to Sophomore
waU, I he narro"~ and well duftnl'cl
line of subdued conser\'alism Stu Sub-humans
drntc; tend lobe spedators and not
participants . sillinJ( pussi\ely upon re-tray-ned
the hill watchmR thmgs Rn by.
A chon of <tn~ kind to them st·cms to To the: Editor-
be Mimpolite. " Enclosed plt:nse find the qunr-
But wt are all individuul s with terly repor1 or progres<t m Tray Ciu··
diflermg oplnJOns ,,JOd conet~ptions riPrs Nonononvmous Vtolation
of norms Some people ft·el com-Correchon Center Number 1
pelled to act when an important and We conllnutl to do good work
perhaps controve:rs10l issue amves, h11re, trymg desperately to curl!
othe!"l> obvaously don't thosl' poor mdJVaduals afnictud
But ,r some per-;on spent an hour with this ho~ndous habit which
explaining to you that the 'lky 11o JUSIIftes the consumpho n of a full
purpl~r and that ch1ckenr. huv<' hps. holf·pllgr an the Log's opamon
do you MreoctM by nodding at lht• sect10n.
repul1wd b) appropnate hme~ and upploudlng How terrible it 11-to bt!"in a hurr)•
I would likf' to uak M11rionne t!l nJ when the)' finu;h"/ Or, porhnps. do to I' til ,"unclt hw. tu ·!II!Vt'II'IV h.unpt•s"
if you would read commumst pro-you feel called to show !lome fm:tul thu "officiency and mobility .. of peo-
pagunda to draw an · nbjertive~ iRns of disapprovdl (I bchew one ph• who are not nnx10us to eut fast,
vaewpoint .1bout commumtm Pol· writer c,llled 11 M actlnR"I and try to but who would like to hurry up and
lhcul. ldt'Oiogical. antulll.'(;tual and :thow them that you disuJirce'/ All down~
moral stands on •JOV tssue arc More se•riously if !lomt·one 1s In our first W<'ek or recond1t,on-
dnhert•nt to any trul)• partir.ipulory actively( throughconslltutionuiiPy· inK. WI' bt.ogun work on tha patumts
••mocr.u:y. 1slation) and flippnntlv .ltt.lckinR wor .. t oCCensl!: carrvmg thetr trays
As I artJculah:d l'tlrher. my pohti- your personal freedoms. belid!t tiOd lot he rucks or KIU!ISilS, or COUI"Sl', all
cal belit>fa ure an comph!te uppos1-values, is it wrong to dcliwly the pallt!nl& sho" ed n natural ten·
lion to thmw ht·ld b\ thP Moral d1sagN'~? dt•nc•· tobul"nt"the 'lrlrn • Ma,·onty_·. I and n fc!w· of mv p........ T • u •• · ys prOCIU'·
d e I J '"''... 0 me II takes seriou!> mvulvc'- tous)\.• Ul one handM whilt> lt>aning
m,c •· a 11 ••nt prolt•!jl to ;1 political tnentund couraRt'. nntlo.inderonrten t " · k h · 1
group· whit h Is wpuRnant to our J • , over o pte out t CIT I( assesont• by Tu I he EdJtor: mt•nla lly,to luktutction and mnlc~" om· With th~ other,"
political ldt'Oiogie · Cryang (or stand. Why do I say thas? Ht•c.tusr • AI first we used ktnd. undt.·r·
freedom of s,._.h 1s an inah,.no- obJect i' it'-in .... -. -• 1 d' 1 r·-y .1 • o..J(unJ c• prov1 IOH n some peop t• \'it:w.suc;h lu.hVIRm In standi no counst~lors, but tJS the
llle nght an our oonshtuhon and lh•• hranng for the Mnr.tl MuJonty i~ 0 ~xar.l .. nn II ht 1 h 1 th · "
f_.., · " w Jl u " pruvmu:~ putwnt" rcstqtunce :;tr·•nut hen -·..~.
n:~:uom to el!press anv views on poor ex• uc • lor ,·an 1 n ..a "' " tc'U J "1 4" orunac. eth .. 'ti m edf'u.. wt• wen• foru·d to USt' eler.tro--shoc :k
any is.suc IS integral to the survtvol The• Morul Mu,·unt•· und oroun1 So f hop th 1 1 1 1 h
d red b.,. . .t .,. c ll mv t•l er IllS Ill to ln•ul I em Smcc olftra'-' -:url"l(l£ .. n G i 1 II) of on" mslitution wtums of 1't k J h t.. 1 d · " '·" ·· ,.. s me .tVc Ut't!n t'<l!it mouvatr sonw to shHkt·lhrlr lit { h ·1 wh1ch d••fm~ tl15eU a10 0 place• of t b th are• MU Y o t rse uangert1us
OOVN l~ v t· prt.!Ss ••:xlt•naiwlv head~> In cJ1snpprovul .ll's 11 Nt.u·t. ofh•nrws, we f .. eJ that lht• mor ..
htgher IP-orrung. For I host• of you who urt• unfumUiar " "
Th•· Moral Ma1onty Is not 11 WJih tha! atund:i of this otJUtntUclion l.ort I JonJI\'O :tl'nou" I twrapy is ncct•ssury
rt!t':ent movement wh1ch ju..'ll hit the 1 rt,(e·r you 10 ttw Rl'llder's ( ;uldt•ln ScJplwmurar In the second phose. wu bf!glln thut thoy nmt'rRt'ri frc1m Room
phy•ucully unublt• to slut.k up un111
bt•hlnd them ond rc>or.h
unusrd drlnk!t, stnce. with
11hortcm•d to onu fo<1l tn
runt.hlnR and trny hunrtllnM
lmpoRstblc•
Thh> thcrupy ulso liiOppcd
puticnts from bolnnr.lnR their I
"dunNorously" ot tha• tou'lh•r. !io
art• rot her proud of our nccompl
mcnt. Wto wish th(•m well
MovinR to thl' nc'\ I phORt•,
found that all lrhyrurrtN's,undon~
Ira) carriers un• guilty of turni
hlindt~ und movinR (withnn•
thought) toword thl' 'lulud bnr
thru11t forword Bv hobbhnR t
we feel that thl'lr movement w11l
slowt>d nnd they will thmk 1uo11v.
moving Muny complnan thot
cholna nn• chofing them. but saa\w
and lotion sule'l nrc going wt>ll.
In order to '!top truy curriers Iron I
t ulking, we hove •~twled th
mouths In this wny. wt> r.urtuiltlw
lruy pi'Ople blocking the
while socluh1ing (119 only lht:y dn)
ond I his »CIIon hM the added advan­
tage> of culling food co!1t drun,fllt·
colly, In uddlllon, complnmt!l
chafing chuins huve dccn•osed
We w1sh to e~<pres'l our slncm
upprcctollon to vour self-nppoln
Communi I y C'.onsclencc and nutn]
C.omm11tee for the oulstandt~
you urc domg The helpful \~'11\ 1
which you tell other pi'Oplr wh11t 1
do is un insptrallon to us 10
battle to rrhabtlitult• the!SP unlnrlln
n.tll' leo;c; th,m-humon c:rc•.tlurt'\
Bh·s'> you,
Sr·on Shmto
Sophnmon
f'dttor s nolrl: Clnd to '-1'1' \·ou howe
Sl'flst nf humor, Sa•nn. ·
ERA for baseball
To the Editor
I never believed the editorJUis
your paper until the! other day Hr).
what's nllth1s anll·ruhficallon rh("
tor1t gomt:c or-ound ubout the ERA
(Eurnt.>d Run Awrnge) .
Heck. me and all my friends have
ndvocah.>d ERA for years. I fow ,.,...,
wuulcl \\1' dt•lt•rmim • "~ hu thr ,,.,,
p1tchcn. nre? As Mike Kaupp pu~
licnlly stull'<l. ·rr we didn't h11ve thr
EHA, "''' wuulcln't hll\ I' nuni"''''•·•'
cnt~rion from whiCh to give thl•C)
Young Awnrd.'' And whot\ lhr
rnaller wtth stult·~ Ilk~ Idaho
sttll huvt•n't rotlfu~d it vet? I renhu
they don't huve •l ·protcs.~; lo~••
tt•am, but thut doe.:m't mc·an tht)
should rum Amcrlcn's fuvonlt•
11me for t'wrybody ••lse.
I for one am plcuwd 116 pu•..­
thnt so muny gall. nre· ucltvt•ly ooltl'
p.ugmng (or r.Jtiftcutlon I
lWt.m kno"~ tht•y lovt'f1 bust•b<~ll
much ,J., me .md my frirnds.
supp011 fRA St•minurn whrrc •1001~
lor folks wn r.umt• und fmd out
to 0Rurc· the•1r own (:;RA ·s. it'!i etU]
and run! I ul11o publir..tlly chnll
Women'~> Cnucus to Join "ilh
und Ill)' fnt•ndstn mt•ut nnd rallv
fo.:RA at frw Hu11ton l11•ld whon oa~ 1
bull 'ftttrls in tht~ spring.
CurtiN
IP1)lit1icnl arenn in 1982. On lht! um· tho lrhr.cry. yuur newapapt•r, ,md tn•atinM patwnts for probJoms allbt•
mry. lhe Morul Majuril y W3ti 0 Dorthy Ht!rlc.son lor enhHhtenmt•nl Costly advertising drink I.OUOit•r Muny patumtb coulrl LfT rERS POLICY
pow,.rful force whtch gal ned on 1111' oth~r liidfl of lht• Morul not lw rur(·d or di!ICirclnrs likt! I I) LIIIIOU• to /flo Ed/101 lhoclld
momentum before the 1980 Prt!lll• MttJOMl)' ond Nt•W Rlllht. angers student JlUihnR llic·ir lftiYS down on the· ltc1Cilttt$0f/ to 8011 lt rn. tJftjJ(J/I(tl
dentlal election. Hlllf of thP-130 mil· Monnnnt~, ves, 1 orn it m"m'·"r ol t:ount«>f'. or (2) ugum bnlonr.mg thmr noofl, MondrtJ. Suorni.Aionl thcllllfdCI I d II , '" u.. I th h d tyP«J dou~IJ»Coel and fncAJdtl •on ° ans a~nt In the 1980 th•• Alhone~• uf Studt•nt Conocrn11. To th_e Editor: r.tyR WI om• till und trylnR •uthof., flllrneaJ wolf aucadOtniCd,.
national elect1on was donated by howtlvtor 1 euooe~t you oP.t your M (ummr:c;cs¥rully. due to lhc~ir mhc•r- 01 tiii:Utty sllncMn. No mot• ttwl thtfl
N Rl h ,_ " 0!11 stud•mtr. would be ulurmc·d I I • r rdl .. .... .., ew g t 1n support of the1r fact• 11tr.uoht L-fo-thl•y R'' tnlo ·r he k-..a ••n Itt.~ n coo nnlion)tn hll thetr •/1f11!•1ur~ mty ·~·' Wltfi••CII Jttfft
..~, ,. ut: •.. ' t ·y ptr. t-u up the-Pwnocr l.c>j( onr 1 h ~, ...... ,h ·-·Ia ..._ ~ lchoae·n Cllllwdates. pnnt, 1 ~rn not tht• le.uirr uf this 8 Rllt;t!S Wtt one hand. -·-. .. _. .,. ~ wordl 01 taJ The New Right, and nr-oaniz.o. Thursdu} and found thllt theASLC 'l'hl!! follurr on our port reaulted lollerawiiiO.publblledbutatetuo{«fiO -" ursuniz.ation. and furthermon• I, us senate had spent four hundrt>d dol· «<fllltQ tot rl'''"'""'· length~ IIO.bl' lona like the Moral Majority mu.t on tndivadual lnde'-nclent CJf ASC 1 d '" putumta ht!lnM turned ovl!r to ap~>-,.,.,.,, Tile PIOneef I."" ,.IIYfl
t-L I L...-- .. ~ ara to a vert Is~ 10 aupport of II e;nn· ,. II I R f .... .. en aenou. y UQ;a~ of the do act on my own lnlliattve in d da .. w a am oom 101 or mort•!ltn>n-thetlflhlloholdlolttlllfaPM»PfOD'rTI
~~ii._ ................................................ ~ .. '.e·r-or•s•t•u•d•e•nt•b•od~y~p:~~~ld=r~n~t.~~u:o:UJ~t:h:t~ru~p~y::r~u:m::ha:p~p:y~to:r:r~p:o:rt~~MQ~• No ~Y~ ~""" ••M ....... obcr1 Johnston
11!. Pion-t.oa
t.• ,, is und C.:lnrk
II'I"'IUI.ar !ti'IISfln pluy t
· h mixf'd rr.!'lults In
Cllnlt•st Friduy. lllf' P
trnunet•d h}' r1nr.ifu: (.
1, rt~clr, hul lmurut'
lore•' s.el unlny liS Ont
lOR a r.an·t•r hiMh 27 p
.,~ the\' stmnpl'd
11.
Wht•n cl roms II po
01ght. coach [)[
hts o~mhnr three~
2 Pins· who
-rn•P'<i put them in s~l
'liunrJ thfl111!1Ph'c•s in n
form or poor shoo
10 ~tnpcd ~hart
Rnn Enl£'nrnan, "'f'nll
IIJI ~~ urrr al 15 pmnl
m,JRI:IS!t!d IO pUl in 13 ft
murk, but h•· (q
11.!lthing from the h1
rnulii!tl nut In the .. CC()j
Th1• usunllv nrc:ur-at
0Rn fone"'-Whc
ppg ,., as gn•utl~
olll:.~. thP tenm\ M'<l
....... ,,r {or the pilSI th
lllllt• mort' thnn
.. ,.nt 2 fur 12 from I
.mt'tl In e:umhirw on re
,lfnn•nls
Ptcl.tng up ~umc • of I
slm k "~as rt•nter
}.forll·5 Sf.Oitlr, and r 1'i
B1ll Olds Moss. w
clumcnaiJnn a
nnth·rne~alh has htrn
""'''""''''·r 10 rebuun1
I \\hllc pulhnR do"n
Olcls, whn hus s
Songs
Guitarist an1
the "Songs of
Informal discu
will be held at
Thursday, Feb
c
The songs of ~
memoflzed and pi
the strongest cultl
thoughts, and feel
And the cycle co
current struggles.
COMMENTS:
"She brtngs co
unique insights a
know that the tral
and reclaimed ·
Alanna Hein
Tides of Chen
Bring y
on any
Sun. thru 1
Fnday & S
OPEN LA 1ng
Hlr
18 I
twill
k bef~Xt
lhnl
ul soh
rell.
~rs frorr
d lh• .. l
rtall
e
lonohan
~homo" Pios lose to PL U, trounce Linfield to close season
R~m Johnston
tt-l'ioiiMf IAfl
1"'\'''s nnd Clurk wrappPd up
'lt'IISOn piny fmtl Wt'f'kt•ncl
, .. irn llll"''d rt•~u iiK. In 11 fru~lrnllnR
lt•sl Fruluv. t ht Pmnt•t•r-J wen_·
trotlrnr.t•tl h~ Pm:ifu l.uthc•run tJni­
·""""'' \', hut hmm1 NJ b.u k \\ tlh
,. Sui unfny u\ Oun lnnt•!i, ~~ or·
nr .tr•·••r hi~h 27 JlCIInls, lc·d tht•
,,s tlll'y slmtlpNI t.mfu•ld 8J·
\\'ht•n 11 roins 11 pour-;, .tnd 1-'n·
OIJ!h!, t.nar.h Oc•nn St•mrwrt,
hts numhor thn·c rankr•d NJ\IA
Ul~"""l 2 Pios·whost• 8-1 NWG
rf'Olll'11 put lht•nt 10 !!t•t:untl pi.Jrc­
r .. urrd lht•nt!'il'lvc•s In,, elnwnpuur in
form of poor shoot tn~ uncl I wo
. in !.I ritlt'd slurts '"''ilh poor
~ll(ht,
Run Enl••nrnun, •wntnr, I.C's h•nd·
~rur t·r Ill I '1 poml 'i 1111r R•trnt•,
lnurmut,•rl In put 10 t;l fur tlw pnmt• b
murk hut lw found hunsolf
1\.tlrhtnR from lhl' lwnr;h huvml(
ntth'llnul in t ht• sec ond f'lt•rtnd
Tht· usuulh IIC:C:Unlh' 'lhooltO)t or
01ta1rn Dtm Jorw!l-who 'iiiVIlr.lf(tnR
ppg-wu~ Ml"'•ntlv m1sst•d n!f
th1• lrnm·!o •>t•t:nnd lt•ndin.!l
!C.Ifrrr rur I he PtiSI I hrl!t' Sl'eiSOfl~.
liltlt· nHll1' th.tn spullt>r He•
2 fur 12 (rum thl• rit•ld .md
'llwu In ~.umbint• un fi, I' fn·t•tlu·u"
Pr(l.tnM up llntnt• of I hr• r.onsid~r '­
sl~u:k wns e:t•nlt•r CreM Moo;.,,
tHom·S M•niur, and ( n•sh mnn e:t>n·
Bill Olds Mus ... whn!'it' p.•rpt•l·
•I clnnun.tlllln nnd pnwt•r
hus ham h•.ttling thl!
mnlr•r••lncr· in rt•bnundtn)t. ~c;oN>d
1 \\ hrlt• pullanR dct\.'\ n q lwards.
OJcl, whn hu., stot•n rnr.rcast•d -• --~. ..
Dan Jones scores 27 points in recent game agalnstltnheld, acareerh1gh
for the LC senior Pete Raustem
ur.IUUI n•cenll~ cnmt· off till' lu•nch Thl' r,,.,, r.umt• when Entenman
lo !leo~ 6 pmnls .md cupl ure tlw \Velli JU~I st.mrhn~ tht·re .md h"
'lotmt• in rrbounds ilRiliOsl 11 much r~ally R"' r:rt•.um~d ... :.md Sempert.
luller lutes squad. L.C shut u m•s· whtrh rt•o;ultcod m a foul for the Pio
l'feihJe 298 pcn;enla~t! fmm lhl' forwurd. •1 JtOI up olOd really
fll'ltl •'" lht•\ lusl i!l·ri·l. 'II rt•.tmml," ~r.mp.-rl contanut·d,
( :tMr.h C.,f'mJwrl. who!'ll' t.orupn· almost N'-hvang tht• momt>nl!l f'ha5
sure• hns .1ssessed ham nnh• 4 h•r.h· ".ts whr•n lhl' fir~l tcchnscal W8!;
nical fouls in his 19 Vl'•lr.i .tl l.G. t:.tllt·d 'rht•n, us h1• respond"'() in
wus uJIIcd for three Fridnv ntRhl dasbt•lit•f. St!m~rt wns caJit'CI Cor
Hnd I'JI'Cicd from th ... Jtllltlf' fur the· hi!! !ft•nmd.
first time in hrs 31 \'l•.trs of The third, \\ htr.h rt'!lulled in the
r:uar.htnR. f'JI~ :Iion, r.tmt• wht•n lh~ bench was r:ollt•d for <1 'I . und nn fC!JIIIIrtiiUnll
HO, rhi!oo foul wus I rt!dltNI to lhn
I.O<lr.h' I'I'Hlrd 'AfiN lhn~· tt·r·hm·
r:ul fouh1. lht•r·,,u:h isautumnllr:ally
l'jt•r:I~J rrurn lht! g.tmt•. II Willi lhol
l.tnd of ntf(hl,
at• fort• lht• I ip-nff In ~.ttunJn}'&
MOmr•, otn npcntnH r ·~rr•mon) wus
grvcn In rt•r;ogm;w thr r•nanrs rn
tht•tr fanul rr1julur·fir•uson homr•
M<lme uf lh••ir c;.rrr·ers. Thrs ro•m·
tnHh St•t l}w sl.tKf.! fur a plt'd ant
f{llm
Ho\\t•VPt , spr:c.:lnlol'8 snw LC
piny l.inhl'lcl 10 whntultnosll urnr'tJ
into P.tmphn Spnrls C"..entc•r's ftrsl
rndoor ftvc-mnn fnoah,dl wnme. In
this J(dmt•, \vhrr.h muldwd lwu
lt·ams rr·pult·tl fnr lht•Jr phy!ftr:nl
•Jfld oi&Jifl' ~lVI' ~t) 'lt'S, the ro•(I'IY:I"S
ulln\\ r·d too much Jlu!lhtnR unrl
'lhuvrng 11nrJ tttmply lrul 1 nnlrttl.
Clt!n c:.tnily. lht• Pills lllolrllnR
~wnwr Ruurd, Wi15 lhr· suhjt:cl of
mur.h or lh(• phy'lll:.rl abu'lt' 1-le soid
th... Rilme 'wu'\ rust luu rowel,·
.tht!rc r.ould huvn brr•n 11 nni:
oddinM that "thmgl' ju~t wt•nt ·• ht·
tit• overbrnmJ: llnwl!\ler. r,,,rrJI~
drshl~ out !lumr• or wh.Jt hl' luok
and wns r.~all1~ for four pt•rsont11
fuuls.
The rinal half WtlS I'"ICI'IItnR und
f.l!ll·par••cl . Both tr•,,m, ,., 1'1'1' lf\ inM
to nutpi.Jy thr ulh1•r, bul nr•athrr
had ,my run-,JWot)' sur:~ss .
Entvnm.m Wil" .til o'l!f•r the r,uurt
for thr• Pin . and tnllir.d 14 hurd·
l'olrnecl pornts in the! rin~t penod.
• With Jnm·s otnd Mo~s t:ontnhullng
9 .md 8 n~pt•dtwl\·. thr• Inn of
o;cnwrs R·lVC lht• Wtltknl!l ol$ mur.h
as I hr•\' c:uuld hand I •
l.tnfitdcl .tllt•mph•d lo melle! h
phy~u:ul !'llrt•nJ(Ih w1th lht• PttiS bul I hmr dfort11 w.-rt• counh•r·
pmdur.tivr. t1.11 lht>y were calll'fl Cur
13 p+•raonal fouls r.ttmpnn·d lu only
6 for LC.
Th~ Pros. bumpinM uncJ SiJr nhr:;.­
rng th111r bodirs, fought thr!ir way to
o :ux-potnl half·timr. otivuntngr. .
39·33.
)oni'.S IJ1arted th" f'ios nH on lhr.
riRht lnsr.k when he opt'!ned tho holr
with two qutr:k baskets. I hs cnreer
high 27 points m.tldc up m styl•• (or
the previous OIJ(ht's low.
Wtth 15 minull!tl to go rn lhr.
R»mro, thfl score wns tal!d "' 45, hut
Moss. shnwmM his strength und
pois•~ sr:ored two from the fir.ld und
one frnm the! line. pultlnR the Paos
nhr.rul by three.
I.C. having tw~:n defedlf'd earlrcr
in lhr. .!>•'••son ,,, Mr:Minnvillr . was
nul l(oing tn dn Hn enr;vn: for the
Wildr.a t~. Tht! lt•,Jd ~ .15 butll upon,
not "' be lost by lhc uvcr•pnw••nng
Pio~.
Down tht• slrell:h. bodu still
thrashrnK about, cniJICJins nnd
pushing, but It was LC aJitht! wo~y ,
·we ltke 11 phyStcnl: Scmpert
~ •. ud oft••r the Rllme. and that's tht•
wny 11 ~.ss.
Bchrnd Jones• 27·pc.Hnl cHnrt,
Entenman had 20 points und 8
rebounds. Mos., had 16 pornt&,
'"' hile Paul B.tmr•v contnbutet.f r
eiMhl. On the boards, Moss and
B 1 r n e y g r·a b b c d n n e a r •
monopolt.zrng 16 and 10
~p•·CII\cl}
9} h1~ perfonnance. it looked ,Js
lhou!(h Bnmey wc~s bad.; to full
strength after th~ m)ury to hts
<mkle l\~o wePks ago. 1ust 10 lime
fot posi•Stc ISOO plot\' \\ hu:h bo:gun
Vt' ·tt•nJcw.
Men swimmers claim second
Songs of Women Working
Gu1tarist and vocalist Landa Allen will perform
the "Songs of Women Workrng'' followed by an
Informal d1scuss1on . Thts SOFA sponsored event
w11J be held at 7:00 pm an Stewart Lounge,
Thursday, February 25
CIRCLE ME, SISTERS
The songs of women-songs that have been lovmgly
memorized and passed down from mother to daughter-are
the strongest cultural/inks I know to connect us to the lives.
thoughts, and feelings of the women who have come before.
And the cycle contmues as we crests new songs out of our
current struggles.
COMMENTS:
"She brings compassion to the musac; a combination of
umque insaghts and conscaousness it tnsplres me to
know that the tradition of women's music is being shared
and reclaimed "
Alanna Heln
Tides of Change Women's Production Company
Student Special Sheilo Gallagher
01 tha Pto,_,. LrJa
l••w1s .mel ( l,,rk host .. d tht
r-...t.·n's 1!l8l N '\lA Oastnr.l Cham·
prnnshtps l.asl "''ekend .11 lhl
Zr•hntbatlt'r Swimming Pavalion
Tht• 1 ompNitwn \,,,.,held en masse
.md Nnrthwt•sl Cunfcrenc~: scores
\'\1'1'1' dr.l\\ n uut ,,s LG look S('r.ond
In thP Nt\l1\ t:umpt.•lilion, U:
phut•d fourth wath 301 points out ot
nrnl' ltMrns 1 ht• Pront·ers' 135
points in the• N\VC plar.t~ wa ..
onlv 10 pmnts btohind ch.ampion
PI.IJ's 1 ~5 Cthtth C.try Emblen fell
thut tht• Pws \\l'ft' tht• be<;t lt•nm.
Waste Control:
Program Update
Results of 5 Measurements
Jan 18
Jan 26
Feb. 3
Feb 10
Feb 17 Solid UqUid
~7 lbs.. 23 galS.
2291bs.. 1as qals.
200 lbs. 20.5 gals.
Wlbs. 17 gats
1911bs 12 gats.
Lers bnng these ftgues down'
Bring your L&C ID card and receive a 50¢ discount
on any foot long sandwich.
Sun. thru ·1 hut'~.-11:00 am-1:00am
Fnday & Sat. -II :00 am thru 2:00 am
OPEN LATE 7 DAYS A WEEK
8952 S.W. Barbur Btvd.
Portland, Oregon 97219
Phone: 245-0337
Offer guod thru ft.farch 3 I
-..,Log, February 25, 1982 Fool Lon• .,Jiwlolt•• but bl't:UUSI' of II ~mii iJStfUttd, the•V
• ..J" were outmanm•u
Although LC harl ,, htl(h JJNt P.n·
la~l' of first plor.c finasti~· • the.) ditl
no I hoi\,. cl lot or dt•pth 10 thr> n•sl of
tht• plnn!S. Ot'.Spttr· thio;, St•vt·r.tiLC
sw1mm•·rs hntl.hfl'lame bt.>st "unci
S<'Hn I C: rn•·n madt• ctunhfvan~
limes to go to tho Nallnrutl .
There wr•rt• some ~'r.111n~ S\\lmS
on Thurstl••}. thr• ftntl d.'!)' nf the
me~>t . In lh•• 500 Fn•c. lhree LC
S\\ urmwn; quuhfit.>tl for nalaonals.
1-'rt':ihm.m M.rtl llovd took Iarst • phtu• \\ tth ,, 110w or 4:45.el·t. Chri!i
Edison loCJI.: third pl>toc anti l f!i•
P<tr• uns w.ts fourth t\nolht•r
N.liJOn.tl qunhh 1m~ S\\ imnwr wns
ll~&n Rr.1~ . JUmnr \\ hn m11dt• hitt
hmr• an lht• 200 IM. \\ 1th u farsl
pl.u e lrmc of l:58.H2ti
In l hr· 50 frt•t•, (n•!'fhman S.tstl
I fan .... nm~hr·d in fourth plm.c, .rnt.l
Mdrk Caylurd \<\liS hhh tn lhl' ont•
mell•r Jl\·ang uunpetttmn . Endmg
tlw c:ompt>ti110n Cur lht• d.t) \'\ ns th~
tOO Mt'dl ~, Rrlny tn whu;h L C look
PLATTFORM
til
::r: Win a
E-Free Pbzal
SCORE 100.000 OR
BFTT E.R 01'\
ASTEROID~ OF.LUXE
tsl Prize -l.Rt"Rt.' I\'\. n
• lopptnR PIUU
2nd Pri:ae • Sm.tll t\'\'O
tuppin~ pizza
3rd Prize • Twu cook it!
sand\'\ ichcs
t d!nleal runs
f't•b 25·28
(',oud unl\ tfunlli
busmen hours.
Wt• clrlivt•r! s••c onu placo> with n tunc of
.t··tl 06-1'
Boyd and Edtson look places
r.cnnd :lnd lhtrd re~Jl(.'Ciivcly m I he
ZOO Fr~ on Fnday. Uwc Wess·
bcchcr. senior. was fourth 10 the
tOO fo1y. and Bra~m fini hcd second
an the 100 Bad. .. l.C ended thP. dn\' • "1t h o first place fa msh rn the 800
Free Relav w1tb u lime (}f ;;08.:306. -Sdturd•w wns thf! lost dt1\ of the • meet and LC had pln~rs in C\ "fl
e\ en I. Parsuns look thtrd tn the
1650 Free. Hans.s Wt~S Sixth nnd
Boyd t'\ rmlh in the 100 Fn..oc. Bmgg
was thin.J in tht! 200 B.Jr.l.:, Ron
Alhm fourth in the ZOO breast. Ed•·
"on lhn·tl tn the :!00 Fh·, Cuvlord -. fourth in the thn...-e mutrr dwtnM,
:md tht• 400 Fn:r• n.•fnv learn tonk
fourth p1ac.c.
Th~ mt~l \\dS \ff\' surxt:sslul in • Coor:h Em bien's opmion. Se\ en
swimml!rs qualified fnr Nationals
ancluding Boyd. Pan;ons, Brugg.
Edi"'on. Hctn!\ • Allen. and Wcss­
bi'Chl'r :\o\\, the men' tc.tm will
bcs.n to tr.un and Ret psyched for
the Nuhonals which will be hf'ld
March 4, 5 e1nd 6. Emble.n Bluted
thot the mf'n ha\ c the •potent int to
do weU (at Nationals) but must
train hum nnd beg1n a '>t.'cond .. Iuper.
Comang up this wl!'f!kend 1.5 the
1\:CWSA R~ionals ond Women's
Conft·rl'nc1• of Independent Col-
thL• womt'n ·~ S\\;m teum. AlthouAh
four woml.'n hav~ alreedy qunhfied
rnr the nttlloMI&.. Em bien is lookang
£or Kah• Mc.Farlo.nd to plo.ce tn
t•ll her the 100 or the 200 Breast
!'llroke.
As oppo.sed to the men, the
womt•n will be la~nng for the
n thonals \\bach \\til be held at the
All~heny College in Pennsylvania
on March 11. 12. and13
Both the men's 11nd women'•
swun teams should do well at
Nahonnls. Emblen doesn't want to
look •too opturustic· but he doesn't
Uke tu lose erther.
...... • Pio women tackle height problems
Robert Oakes
01 tiM Poo""' l.ot
The L1•w ts .md Clor'-. "omon' !I
bnskt>tbull team droppt•d two oppo­
nent!\ ln<~t ~H~k-lud!'on Bnpti~t .
6" 'iq and Lmfield. n.~;, as ~cnanr
"tho\' n Bull\ 44 p01nl~ sparS..~i l C.
1 ht' Piont't'rs "'ere truuott·d b\'
Pncafic· L.utht'rnn 66-U Fmlu\'. •
Wtth b·foot ~phnmort': Mar~
Hull out of lht• 1inPup and Emih·
\lt"l'ion. u 5-foot-11 fre,hm.m. suf­
lenng throu)lh n zero pntnl nt~hl
ogannsl Jud-.on Bnptasl l.t.,l Tu~.s­
dil)', tht• Pmm-err; hitd to R" lo 11
shorter line-up to comh.tl the
Cru~nd••r<
Co.u h Sut• P.-lt•r-;on ;r;,ud sh•· rmd
As:.~stant Conch Joan t\rens ''''
damn ao I he ltx kt r l"(}()tn bt>lure tht•
gomf! to conJure up some str,th'MII'"
to mAI.t• up for tht•ir J,u:k ul ht•tt(ht.
1 ht•\ dcocuit>d It• npl for ,, runmn~
Rtlmr>
Th~ l'tnm'('r' In\ cd the idt·.l tnd
rnn rt~hl Jl""'' lht· ( .ru~oult'rS In ••
33·21 hulfllnu lt>acl But IU'I \\ ht•n
lhtnRS hlft!..cd guud dnwn lht•
stn~tch th<• Pills startN.I 111 trip nn
tht>tr h,.,.J ....
·\\'r do nul play \~ell aheud;s.ud
Pt•tt·r~on , rerr.rring lo the Pw:-h•n·
drnt\ lo lei half ltme lt•ad:-lihp
thro~h thrtr fin~~ hkc jellu. Tht•
C~ui..-r scored etRhl slr.uHhl
pomls to mak~ il 35-31 a~ lht·~
e.dgt:d cloSt·r nnd closer.
Bull, a 5-(ool-6 JlUanJ. ",,,.on I ht•
bench Wtth four fouls. but shf'
"auld c;oon cumt• an to ~nd thl'
Cru.o,adcrs lMck lo her hometm-.: n of
The Onllt>s with lhear head~
hunRtnR.
Point HUdrd C.onruP k.hnR.St!ntnr,
v..·us •tlonR~»•de her walh four foul-.
al"o, but Peterson dtdn I ht.!slt,th~ lo
call on her dynamtc duo as ludsun
ftOl Wtlhtn one .tl -17-16 Wllh SIX
mmute. Jpft, Shnwn wo~o hullt"lh on lh•• l ur­
'mic•r-. 1111 shl' slnslwd an~o~dr lut n
luyup ami bombt•d •n lwo lnnR
jumpu~ lo ~I uri .1n I C r.allv 1\ llnM\
bnll humlhnR nllnt•d the· Ptn ull.tf k
unclt•r control M• lht· Ptctnt't'N bur
111d ludsun for ttoocl b"' "\9
Bull-\\ hu hao;n't lnulf'tlnul of 11
gam•' lh•" '"uson-hntsht>d with 24
pt1tnt !-> In lt•.ut l.G. ~uho;ltl ult· f ut··
\\Hnl t.nn lA1Uj4hnt•y. jlllllut
mncft• lht• mnsl of ht•r t•XIr•l plcl\'10~
ltnl•' 10 ll ~hurtt•nt•d !->lftlrlll In
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, • •
"""' Semor Conn1e Khng goes up for two as Lew•s and Clark crushed ..rua~ 1
Baptist last week Wtth a w1n over Ltnfteld and a loss to PLU thetr r~
stands at &-16 Pot& Rsu!!M
•
.... ,,
• •
''MLtst be
a T~~shtnan.''
/ -•
Student
Mellsaa Feldman
OliN Plo"Nt l.oa
Pcrhnpll whnl mnl
dt•pnrtmonl hort• nl
th•• Jlldiculron diltp
d~nls involved 10 th
All rxumplc of th1
st•en 10 Judy Goff, u l
prdcnlly ritr&eltng
one ac:t ploy. I" he D1
rht, Full.
Thr ploy is n Hhol
nClStillgicolly romon
at bt'!l 11 al'l be In J( po"'
1'!11 yel. paradoxical
tender The parudox 1
of the great coolrab
IBllguage spoken by
m·d youths and the l
of lh£' central churac
mother who spent
years to Dublin. I rclll
The ploy foc:uscs c
~hlp bt>l ween the
,\JUIII! fployed by Sor
Scree
Adnenne Keith
Ole!. Pion_. Loa
M} Drnnur W11t
enchanli~.
Th1s is nn unusuul
'
1 pl.u:r. •n an eh~Rnol I
rani in Mnnhattun
around a conversa lto
men. Andre Crcgoi'J
Sha" n These snme I
1ndstarred 10 this filr
them that we have 1
dtntng. ,
The enhrc film In~
dinner table. The dla or a conversation b~
.... Log, leu re<:a.:
tRBUSit •
Student directs Dark Moon
Melle•• Feldman
Of 1ht ,..onlllt Loa
PrrhupH whnt rnnkoA lht! thuutre
d~purtrnnnl hort' ut I.C.. so apurlulaa
tha· alnclicotion dlsplny••d by !'ltu­
d~nts tnvolvl!d an tlw dopurtmenl .
An rxnmplc or thu, dl.'dlr.utaon Is
~ti•n In ludy Guff. u student who Is
prrsa•ntly directing )o!'lcph Hort's
ont uri piny. l'hu Dorh Moon ond
rh" full
Tht• piny iR u J~host story nnd is
nustuiHiwlly romnnlic Corr de!'~
crabc\ 11 us bemA powerful and hnn-
1 1 yet. pnrudoxirully. gentle and
trndt•r. Tho purudox occuN because
of thr f(rCUI conlrur;t bel Wt.'t'n the
lanJ~uagc ~poken by the American
11,·d yuuth11 und the poehr. dialogue
of lht• r.enlrul thnractcr. thr grand
mother who sppnt her youn}lcr
yrdrs m Oublan, lrt1lnnd
Thu pluy roru'leS on tht• ,.,)ution­
ahlp l>t•lwncn the RrundmothHr.
,\JU!h•(pluycd by Snru Rothert).und the grand duughtor. Pntsy (pluyPd
by Suzannr Stolpu). DurtnH thl'
course of rhc ploy they shan• nn
nxpcrtenct1 whlch couscs u llRhl
hood to form ootwcun them
8Midesthe play ltrwlf IJcinRr.npll
voltng, Goff hos arrunRlld an uddl
lionnl feature for the evcnlnRII or lht•
perrormonces which i!l bound to s••t
the mood A harpast wtiJ ploy old
lnsh melodies beforl· a•nch show
All are wclcomr to attend the prf'­
vaew of the ploy on Wednesduy thtJ
24th •'' 8:00 pm In the Dlurk Box.
However. thr play officiaUy opens
the following everunH .md wall run
Fnd»y and Saturday cvcnangg os
well.
Bt.'WUIP. or the tnllmacy thnl Goff
hopes to crenle between tht· per­
formers und the audaenet•,lherc will
be limated sealing. Then•fon•. thosP
washinR to sre the ploy 'lhould
n'llervP 'leota earlv down at the
thcalrr. - Judy GoH directs the Joseph Hart story, The Derk.,Moon end the Full. which dep1cts the grow1na relatiOnship
between a grandmother and granddaughter Darlc Moon playa through Saturday PautmfH S~rt»ro -
Screenplay focuses on rare dinner Coriversation
' Adrienne Keith
Of thl Ploo~~~~r Loll
~h Dmtwr With J\ndrP was
P!lchanllnR.
~ Th1s a\ un unusual rilm that tukes and Wally There are no nushbm ks.
no musacal scores. no dazzling co~
tume"', and no comphcAhonll to thr
plot. Yet, Andre"' !'10 anlrigulng. so
strange. so fuJI of vavad descnplions
und so capllvatang, thnt wr like
Wnlly. sit through lh1! mcul/movar.
while Andre teUs m. ttbout his odd
adventures and his contemplation -;
on the meamng of Jlf€' I. plan• In olO clegdnt French restttU·
rant an Munhollnn olnd focu~
1 around u c.onvt•r uti on lwtweP.n I wo
I men. Andre Cn~gory .md Wallur.c
Sh.1wn These 'lume two men wrote
andsturn.-d an thas ntm and il1o; with
them thol we huvr the pleosurt• or
dmtng. ,
Tht enhre film Iukes plur.c at the
dlnnrr table The dialogue consasls
of o wnversahon between Andre -Everyone hos known ~omeonr
hke Andre. He's one of thoo;e pcoplt
who's experienced everything He
disse1:1s each event an !learch for il't.
hidden meamng. He's the kind of
mon who has a dream and thmkstt's
lications
ae r.ow being accepted for rhe 82-
'BJ Y eorbook editor Appllcanons
ae available in rhe Y eabook office
and must be rerumed by Noodt::Jt.
Moren 1 at 4:00 pm
• Yiem Kimtah
a Chinool~ term meaning
to tell the story afterward
•
Ytem Klmtoh
Lewis & Oak College
1981·1982
LC 13ox 1 J6. Ext. 2J 1
Kwaldufl Totem
Edward
·"oneer Log, 25. 1182 .an omen Andre doe~n't beheve an
r.01nr.idencc• To ham, l.'vecything as
antvrrelatt·d nod he spends m051 or
has lime trying lo make the c;onnec­
taona between one event and
another.
WuUy on the other hand ts a oor­
m.•l kind of guy He has a ltve-tn
J(ariCrtend He llkr-. to reodHe bus to
slruAAie to pay hi11 renlttndonce Ina
while he Rets to write a •tittle play:
He takes life for what it as and gams
~Jutisfnclion from the IIUie thinRs.
like waktnM up in the morning and
discoveranJI that a cockroach hasn l
dlcd an has coffee cup over night.
Thl' wholr conc.cpt behind thi.&
nlm se11ms very simplistic and per·
hnps even dull Yet. what happens
bet wet!n 1 hesr lwo men • ., ont> of
those rurt~ co"versotsons thnt occur
muvbe once a year und that linger with you for quatc some limP, per­
haps even changinR your prn1pce>
live on a fpw lhtnRa.
The structure of thas film is much
like u pluy oni' set. 1 wo pt>opl,., o
conversotion . Whut SPparates this
nlm from oth('rs is the fact that \\ e
must rely entirPiy on the converso·
lion for sttmulullon. Andre des·
crib~ on event and wt• must conjure
II up in our own minds. Where film
has the ll'chnic.ll ubilitie.s to
recreate the Vllual ~c~ne that Andre
describes. tht• Olmmakera cho~e to
leave thai up to u~ and for that they
d~ervP thanks
It ts rcfre11hang to see u Olm thol
respects lht' intelliRencf! and humor
of at's audience Thtsls H 'lubtle film
without uny gammlc.k3 to (liJ tn the
JltlP~ And when the scup~ do coml',
tiS 10 any conversation. then we just have to Wctil for Andre to gel more
interesting und pull us bttck into his
atorv.
Some people nre enraged by
. Andre's attitude. or by Wally's. The
two of them view life fmm r.nhrely
differt'nl vantage pomts and vet
they both have similar beliefs about
what is good and bad in human
CJuSience. Ounng the movte o few
people got up and wo.Jked out. Soml'l
slept throuRh it, somP. laughed hye­
teru:olly and some .sat very still,
wondenng what wu goins on. It
you're not In thf! mood to have
dinner with someone you wouldn't
choose for a clOlle fnend. but 11r~
inlrtRUed by. then don't see the
muvie.lf you arc. tllen Dinner Wtth
Andre is a funnv, compeiJinR and
deh~thtful way to dine.
Piccolo Mondo ... life beyond pizza
Robert 0 ilillo
Of I bot~ Loa
Pif.(:olo Mondo, in the Watt•r•
lowt·r ,,, John's Lnndin~. offers
uulht•nllc northern Italian fond in u
\>\.elfin t:ozy ntmospht•re. The menu
is rhor.u:ll'07.M bv tn•mPndou~ var­
acly. r.uh·rtng to dt\'t•rse uppelilt~
und budRels.
Tht! best of Pic~olo Mondu is the
pusld "''ith crt',am .tnd parml'san
r.ht•t•'lc 'iliUf.l Tht· rcttucint> Verdi,
with Crush 9panorh pusla. can be
ordcn't.l with mushroom'! or
char ken hrl'il!\t und black ohves or
proSCIUttO and ooaons combtnf'd
wath the u~nm !laut.:e They also
<;crvc ltnRUIOI with d vnriely of sea·
Cood!> an the qumebastcsauoo These
art• haghliRhlt!d by lht! P1su· Misto
rs 10.50 on tht' dannt•r) which is lin­
f(Uint with crob. o;hrlmp und sall­
lops All pastas art• served an full
porllons or dS sadc dt!lhes. The fulJ
portions can beorderedei theron I hi! dtnner or u lo carle. Oinncr5 are
SPI" ed with soup or snlad nnd brt'.ld
• wtth sw~l butter. Tht· entrees are
!lerved with \'t'gt'lables.
Of tht•dinnl'nntrcf!S, thi'Scullop­
ptnc a It~ Mursnln (-10.951 nnd the
St alloppint.• Tuotl:nno arc high I)·
r•:t:ommended The first is \'t>al suu­
tct!d with mushroom.. . mnrsala
wsnt• t~nd gl't!t'n onion!!. The IRltt'r ts
wal s.autc ·d with artichoke h•·.Jrte>,
mushroom:.. crl!.lm and n'touch of
mursnlu.
The other Pntn:e.s inc:ludP d sd~
1 ion of poultrv .mcJ lll'•lfocxl t.lisht!".
Of tht• poultrv offl!ring .• th11 Polio
Giuscp ($8 95) lm~nsl of chicken
bal..ed nrtlchokt• h•~1rts and Fontinn
r.hccse. ond the Petti di Poilu Floren.
tina rsa75) b~asl of chicken bakt!d
with spinach an u deliciou_o; cream
and cheese 5auet> urt• O'\cellenl. Th~
seafood di!'lhes iocludunuteedsr.al­
lops or prawns in two dirrt>rent suu­
ce.s nnd calomuri. Piowlo Mondo
SPEEDY
CARWASH
Complete
tnter101 & Extenor OFFDD
Wl'tHTHJ SOOUPON
Vecuum &
E•terior
~------OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 15, 1982
ONE COUPON PER CAR
7392 S.W. Barbur Btvd. (Barbur at Terwilliger) • ,J!.so St!I"Ves D daily seafood specaal
whach often 10cludes fresh salmon.
Piccolo Mondo IS 0 haven ror
\'f'getartans. In addition to the pn~
tos wtth cream saul')~ there lS nn oil
veggtc entree. onion soup and an
US!>Ortrnent or Sillnds. Some Of the
larJ(cr. more expensive salads
include chicken, amPQrteU meals,
snnmp or crao. 1 ne spanocn salad
wtth warm bacon dressiflR, the
dinner 5aldd and marana ltd vegeta­
ble salad are also tasty meatless
oltematives.
Piccolo Mondo features tome
great appetizers 85 well One or the
best is the Fontioa Fntto. breaded
and fried fonlina ch~e topped
with tomato sauce. The Antiputo
place 1$6.25) is a meal in itself.
The!le ore complemented by a wtne
•list which features an asaortment of
Italian wines.
Piccolo Mondo also has a lunch
menu. served from t 1:30 to 4:30
which offers many of the same
aelectjons in reduced quantities and
at lower prices. An excellent uaort­
menl of baked flOOds and fine
blended coffee top orr both menua.
Whether Cor fine dinina 01' a al ..
of wine andatnadc. Pic:coloMoodo
ia a place where one can relax Ud
enjoy the tutes or good ll•llaa
cookins-
.... 11 • •
1 y 25
• lntem~teod l.n India? Dr V S Hnravt.nl'.
v111tinR profl'~Or of lndton phaloo;ophy at
the Ctlirom10 lnstttutr o( lntl~r.al Studlt!!t,
wlU ll"(;ltm! on ~Indian Culture an thu Mod­
~m A~" at 7 30 pm on Ft•hruory 25 an the
A$nt's FlanaRan Chapel \dmar.saon '" fM'.
For further info contat:l k.othleen Md..&tuRh·
lin. R~tllnnt professor of reh.ctous tudws
e t.488
• Tonlabt at ~:00 vocah!lt Lindo Allen wtll
perfnnn "'Song~ of Women Working·anSte ·
~art loungr. Tbis hastoriCAI ovt rvir\\ wall
ancludf' contemporary aso;ue' and wilt be
followed by an infonnaJ dl cuJOSaon. The
C\ en I as •poru.ort'd by SOF' A
• f"ar Aaes Theatre cxmtinues thla year'•
popular 1tudent darected one act ploy~ wath
a hounhng romance. Tht! Dark Moon and
the Full The lyrtc Rhost story b} Joseph
Hurt will be presented tonightthrouflh SRI·
urdoy in the Black Bo Perfonnances are
free and curta an IS at8 p. m Forreservotionr.
call244-6161 e>.t. 332.
•"lndlanCu\\ure ln the Modem Aae• ts the
topic thai will bf' dtscuso;ed by V .S Nnvo
rant>. n nat ivt' of lndta and cuJTentlv vasahnl(
prof~ or at the Cahfomw lnsttlutt of fnle­
gratedStudaeJ. The free lecturew.Ub~tnat
7:30 in the f\Rnes Flanagan Chnpt>l.
• Talkina abou1 it belpa: -Malt Power: The
Missing Damensaons of Moscuhnaty as a
ftl!!t lecture today at noon led by Don Nack­
erson at 1 J. Neuberger Hall. Portland State
Umversaty .
• Nortbweat Film Study Center presents
)'1'1 .another film about the Oregon Expe·
nenr.r. Toru~ ht' movae is Elaine Velaz·
quez's pnu w1nmng film Somu of Tha·s~
Uo}·~ wbtch exttmUlt's the stereotypPs
reJCardlnR older womt-n throu11h the Pxpe
. nl'nCP.S of four aging women FollowinR the
Ulm.l.ouuw Wade UPf.CI&Iiat inAmencan
'at.lal history at the Uruventily of Oref(on,
will disr.un the rhan,Pna perception of
wnmt•n's roles an socaety
•
• KINK aod the Paramount proudly wel­
lcoml! jazz great Bob Jamet with special
I R\Jiell Dan Si,.g .. l, tonight at 8i)() pm. 1'lcJc.ets
uu1! $8.50. SlO.OO. and $12.50, available at
downtown Meier and Frank.
• TrioSo001e and frit •lnlia. Mark Eubanks,
basoon111, is Jotni'Cl by Hv~ral olht>r musa­
Clanl lor fnendJy hCU'mOny . Evans Audlto·
num ut8 pm and completely f~ .
•G,...t Dep; naloDFil..,.. ·Ma.rchofTamt'"
nf'Wiret"ll pretent Amencan refonnel'l of
lhP df'preaslon yeara. along with LaCava's
Cabrwl Over lhP Whilo House, which
depacta depre.t1lon~ra Amerie<~ 'e longinR
for le,dL'l'lhip alJowing the pl'f'lf'nce of a
benevlalent di~ulor . 75 Uncoln Hall. Por·
Jlaod State Unh.rersaty . Be th~re at 7:30 for
1ome (ree Deprusion .
• .. ,. be a 1 eam bt a buny. Today lathe
very lut deadHne for aubmiuton• to the L.it
ReVI«'W . Send pot!lry, faction or art work to
Box 137. Don't lei perfectionism c:au~e you
to m111 out-takt the plunge and aubrnall
,....,2 • An Evenlna or Electronic Mu1lc. New
Vorl., omJmser ;tnd pt>rCormer Joel Chodabc
pr.•aents hvr performan ce computer
tu•nt'nltf'd elt-ctronlr." lle will also conduct
un aftrrnoon work hop 1n Evans Audllo·
rlum <.onccrt i~; ot 8 pm and will be $4. For
morco infonnotion on the worl.shop call
Robert Coburn nt e'-'1. 295
•The fitm·Ra~thl Our o(Htslory-lhtlmok·
an~ of Jud}• Chtcn~o~ Tho Dinner Port{·
will bt• shown lomMhl nt 11 pm In the First
Unatnnon Church, 1011 SW Twelfth It is o
documenln!Y' Calm shoWin8 the process of
nrnrh 400 nrtast collaborahrut on a monu
mrntal art t>11.hibat whloh focusrs on the
exclusion of woman's history through the
mt>dtum of porcelain tf) ou dadn't hkc Ste­
phen Snyder you cnn't miss this
• G.S. Sachdev, one of India's pnsmier
mu1lcilnJ wall hold fl concert of North
lndlun ~tlylr nutl! music tOnl8hl in the Reed
Coll~e com mom. TacktiiS IU't!$4 in advance
at Reed und Arllthokc Music. and SS at th(•
door.
• Free food-Now thol we have voua
i.lllent1on. the RusMttn communaty In Por­
tlund would likt.' to anvite you to iJ'Ru~saon
cullun1l ft•lltivnl thi~ Saturday from lQ..'i
pm. Dunce. muflic. Cnod and fuo offered to
you at no tO'>l Comr to lhl' Clay Tower,
12th onc.l Cht) \.ot for.-. mt•rry time! Russ1an
omdws, r..mfuu I ,and ... uuVI'nin; \\ 11l I )I'
sold ,and a !iOC donullon will nlso bP apprt' •
Cllltl'd Set· you thrn>~ Dncvidanynt
• Continuing Ita aeries of early music con­
certi thi!i season. the Earl~ Keyboard
Socia,ty will be pro.~oenhnRAmorosa r Guer­
neru, ·Mu!oiC or Lover!o .tnd Warnors,R in a
concert of virtuoso vocal and anstrumcn tal
t.hambcr mUSIC or the Italian Baroque ol 5
pm. Lancoln Hall Aud1torium , PSU. Tickf'ls
will bl· sold ut tht• door
• Low the Suo? ·rhen benefit !iolur and
entof'RY const•rvallon nnd donee from 6 pm to
1 am to the tunes on Nu Shoound Kikrudu
ul the Nl'ighbon; of Woodcraft, 15th and
Morn~oon Beer. wtne and snacks will be
servrd <1nd procerds will be used to promote
conservation and solar enersy develop.
men I Get tackt~IS an advance for $4 at Mcaer
and frank or SS ot tht.> door •
n.
• Dance (or Nuclear cllsa.rmamerlt . Tomgh t
ut 8 thr· P.1ul Delay Blues Band wUI be
perfonnang at the Fut Little Rooster to
benefit the TroJAn Decommissio~inR
AllfanU!. AdnuSIIon is u $3 donation
• Need I he allmut.tlna aiabt. o( I he rusu~ed
Or~on Co1UI7 Lrave your studies on the
dooNttt'p and lake the enay Cope Lookout
Hl"l' and I:.H' n.•frcahed. Get tn touch with the
Colll'!gP Outdoora for more info.
• The MlUiant Bookstore Forum will prt!'>•
.-nt o forum cnlltll'd ·creaUon va Evolution :
In Drf~nllil' of Sclf'nlific TtunkJOR: This
lllut· 11 prP.sently bt•tnR dl'bated 10 tichoola
rtnd liiOte lt1ltalatun·s dround thP COUntry
and hus been pubUc.rdly ruitl('d an the Por­
tland <ltrf'a as well. Sw ,, Baa rd. lonR lime
frrntnaal und ocanllat. will be th~> fratumd
&pcaJ...er nt th•• forum nt 7:30pm at th•· Mil·
II ant Bookaton• , 711 NW EwrNl.A$1 rlonu·
laon Ill rflCJU.:IIMI • Famed trumpeter Doc: Severinscn will
JOin Normnn l.t>ydrn and tho OreRon Sym
phony Pops O~hestrn tn o !lpcdul wn~1rl
toniRht nt6 pm in tho PortlondCI"ac Audllo·
rfum. plnylnR u waclo vnricty of muRic from
Cea qhwln to Joplin to HOIJAY Carmtchoul
f'ur tlr.krt anfo culll28 IJS:i.
on.
• The calligraphy or master de.isncr
Georae Salter wall bt• on display .11 the
Oregon Srhool of Arts nnd Crofts thit.
month It is frcr nnd Opt'n to the pubhc
Tues.
• Claire Van Vliet, founder and publisher
or the Janus Press, wllllcr.ture on Cine nrt
printinR at the Orujlon School of Arts and
Crufts htmRhl ut 7 30 pm. Vuo Vliet as noted
for ht•r collobornhtms wath othrr artists.
andudan~ ovant Rllrdr urlaRI Jnmrs H.
MrWilltnms
•
• In the mood for sex and violence? Don't
tnkt• it out on your roommult•, ~o see the
Od1 't!'.O f.'lla•. ,, su<ipcnM•fulthrillt•r shu rinR
Jon \ oaRhl in the wuncal rhumbt•r .... toni8hl
ut 7 10 for lht• low, lo\\ pru:tt or 75 cents.
• Unula K. LeGuJn, &pon'lorl'd by the EnR·
hsh department will rend her own poetrv
and prost• tonaghl at 7 30 an the AMnt!'> flunn­
ROn Chnpt•l Adnussaon '"free
• Tho Oregon EJCperienoo contmues wath
Thu 1'hornu Fnnuly l·•lm. on anlimntu and
t!ntt•rtummu pnrtruat of u piont•or fnmily
from lht! tum· or liS Nrlllt•rnent In F.:astt•rn
OrcJ(on dunnH the 1690's to n reuruon of
ovt•r 100 member., an 1976 F'r('(! oJI tht•
Nurthwe!lt Falm Studies Ct•nler. 6 pm
•
• ·Music of the Americas" 1.un11nues at 8
pm 1n ARnl's Flnnul(un C 'hapcl wtlh 1 homns
P.attcr1nn, noted rlossia:ul AUilunst I far-; pro
J!r-.tm Will spun thret• c.entunP!I of compos a
taon& ancludml( works bv Bach. Britltm ,JOd
(;aulinni AdnliS'liOO II. s I ror students.
• American workcn asainst economic
81Cploilatlon 1n Tlw /nlwrtlonn ~. n free him
an thulierruH of"Lnbor t~nd Socaallsm"nt4;00
pm tn 'l'omlinNon or 7~00 pm 1n 8odme 300
• forum Series presents nuthor Punny l.~r­
noux dlscur;sang ht!r new book, Cry of Pt.'cJ­
plu. Th1• ScruKS~I•· feu I lumon llal(hl.,m Lolln
Amc•rrco-tht• Cntho/u· Church 111 Con{l11:1
wtth I I.S Pol•q' 'I rrnpletnnColl~rCenler ,
3·15 pm Fn•P..
• "'Wol'kina With Sexuality in a Relatlon­
ahip" Itt .a Ilene!> of discus•auns ht•ld on 1 h~
lust 'fuesduy or cac:h munlh an thu lnflr­
mllry Nunry K,Jivclnl(u, the womon' ~;
hPulth can• 'lp«>dnluu nntladudrnt ftacilltu·
lor und fi'U WeJCltJr will discuss thfl vnrious
qunlltics of tl•lnttonllhtpa , whut urc specihr
t ontr.u t1pltvll n••eda, whut dues at menn to
lw JUII"fru•nds" Mt't•llnMl'l t~rll .at 7 p.m. for
Info c:nlll•lll. 260
• Thonsau and leffenon both believed In
phyait:ul ~•••relit' Thort•nu wroll· ·-The
wholn duty of mun rnuy bt't'llpro¥scd an one
lint'. Mukc• yoursc•lf u perfcoct body: Dnre
we defy oluthotltla•a 'IUt:h lUi thc•11t>f Joan our
FUN RUN, Fnduy11, 4 p.m., 5tudtmt lft·alth
Sc•rvi1 t'i Ct·ntf'r, • 1'h11 Office or Flnnndal Aid '" uHt•rtnw ,1
nf'W "'I'II.IC I' to 101.11'11111' ~~ uda•nl II\\ llr!!Ot•u
of fund!! iiVutlnhlt• thrnuMh uutMd••Rr:ho lttr­
shtps Cucn 1~ !Wt· ar ynu tjllllllfy lor lhr·"
schnlurNhfpli h!r rlll'c kinJ( the• bullrun
bunrclln thl' orru ,. or l-'lnii11LIIII Aid L'llllll
plr Slutu Fmrn Compuninfo Fnundullnn
uHc•No S 1500 lu nn t•xc tllll•nt ~rhuhu 1 n bu"1
OL'\'1 n•lntrd fwlcl nnd who IH ,1 lc•mlt•• nn
rnmpu~ ApJllh..lltun tlt•tuUint• a~ Fchrunt)
28. 1982 Tlw Ort•Knn Ntl\\'l(mpca 'i I· uumlll·
taon offt•Mo tHAht $r,oo 'lt.holur!~haps to
JournuJr.,m nutJOI'I Applatullon tlt!iHIIint• It
Mnrr.h Jt, 19Hl C.onw an to the o[flt"'• 111
•
I
• The He.rpcs Resource Center tfi spont~or.
inq u liymposl\lm for tlw Rl'nt'r.al puhlat on
Herpf's Stmple~< \: arus un April J. lllill
KeRtSirntaon lonn .. cUt! tlVItllublr ut thf• ::,lu
dent I h•ulth Sc•rvtw Cl'ntcr lntc•rt•'llt•d pt•r
suns arc llfRt•cl to .tltt•nd.
• Portland Opera wall prt>Hrnt W.A
Mozart's comic opuru Tlw 1\bdurtmn from
tlw SuroJtlio ut thl! Ca vic Auditortwn tonlstht
and Solurt.loy ut 8 pm. In thr moud for flnt
sm~anH and buwdy ncllon? Oon't mie;s thlt
pt>rfonnnm :e, wath the .ultled uttructlon of
student chsrounr tir.kt•ll> I-' or moro rnfo tAll
248 5322
• firehouse Theoter's wrsaon ul \\'
Somer 1et Maunhum's 'flw Gon~tonl W1(1',l
r.hill)' t;umcc.l\ of rnnnnc•r., 'il'l in .an Ensh\b
upp••r-c:ru!Ot suc:it•l y tonllnut•s through
March 27. rraclay~ .and "lnturduy~ al U:JO
Tid.t•ts S·l.
• Money Is Available -f hll <;nm C),a;tn
Srhulnrshap I!'. orlt•wd toll R"·lflu.llr Sl udcnl
worktnR townnJs n c:urt•t>t wath hnnd1
capped or Rlflt'd rhild~n or tn the rnt•dicrl
faold Dt•udlinc• June I. Jqaz Alphu Delt.t
Koppu offlll'b 11 sr.holnrship tu any Ort•gon
residc•nt wnh senmr stundinR who a,; wot~·
mg townrds u drNrc·r 111 elt•mrntury or
scr.nndury t'duc.ulinn Cnme to till' offrf.l' of
Finttn• iul Aid foa da•tarls un thl'l:ie und oth~r
sc:hohu shtp't
• Lake Oswego Community Theatre IS
pn·st•nlln~ 1-rnl\ C urul'o. Thur~dll)
thrnuvh ~tltunluy. unttl Fl'l>nuu v 2.1. Gt·n·
erul .ctlnns,ann as S.UO fur stutlt•nt~ .and
St•OIIII'o F111 II'SI'I\'HliiJOS, ft:tfi JOO 1. 1-'url)
C.urul'o th•uJ., \\II h pt•nplt• '' hu full Ill lll\'t
.u.rnss thu ~··na•a ctllnll J(ilp
• Lee friedlander 'to t•'lhlhtltnn ul phutns
n•mtun un \ u•w thrnu)Ch h•hrunrv ltlan tht
Pranlt. unci Da.twul~s C .nllr·rv nl tlw Pur•
tliand Art Mwwum .
• February is heart month. Sludflntlil··•llh
Survarus !llall oHPr:. flt•u hl11ud prttli<~Urt
chN:ks und v,arinuJ. bnnldt1ls on hiJth blood
pre~;sun• . lnw S11lt-luw Cut dirt. t•la. llnuD
art• 8 4 p m .• ra•mplc•tun Lt•nlt·r
• C.P.R. dussc•s 1 11n llt' .an UOJ(t'd I hmu11b
Studc•nl Ht•nlth S1•rv1r.t•s Anyum• 1nltr·
P.SlOO mny r.,aiJ Cll.l, 280 roa-anfu
Submleelona to thla pege ere ptinlld
free of c:twgeend lhould beeddreiMdto
Campus Boa 21, Lewis end Clertc Colltgl,
Pottlend, Oregon 87218. The dMdllnt II
noon, FrkSeya. AU aubmllljona lhould bl
typed, double tpiCed.
Pioneer Log, February 25, ASLC elect1ons M
Pollard, Mary Kru1
ASL(j
Wolff u. PICDSt' Wll
\'iolot io011 or viPC:t
nJkP I he• wnshtutw
1111UIO'IIIlultonul aile..~~
~ m n c:omplmnt 11
uau:tnl Bonrd Fridny,
\let'k tht• I Uourd wall
cons tal u I ion ul ,, I t•
!OOShlUI h10ul
Sen1nr. F.d Ca•rde
··h·r t~nt.l :snphom
~Mhn )t hnv1• t:hiJfllt'l
with lour \'tolutaons ol
duransc tlw P.
Submillud lo I ht?
pl,unl cite:; the J
U.Pfruli\ 'P. c:ounr al.md
mtiiN• an 'vanlttllnn of
IQIHO Jnw~ and the t
ssist(j
Ed Clapperton
111. pfon.u 1.o1
A~sndo lo Ollfln ol I'
Savnge will bacoml' A
f,ICUJty nux I Vf'llr w
ctJmmillet• lool.s for a
The new drun will
Bnmn, Ouan of F.tc
whn will bt•c-ornt
Colle,.{t' an luv. ,,
·rhcn· is u IPnsmn
!!tttl fnr il dl'un who
lhc focull v, und th •
C!'!'d fm snmt•nnt• to
satd Si.!\ ugc.
Bruwn had fiiiLod b
~1\U..sl po•attun ullt
lulftll somt· uf l ht• pi•'
honl> while ht• ~t•l.una•
fucult} lt•ucler.
The ~·rrrh cnmm
l'eSJltlll!ilble for clulrn
df.an's Jnh dmn:npttu
IIOI IIS!i U me Brn W
JlQSltlun
As Acting Drun S
I
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