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

Volume 45, Number 18

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1982-04-01

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ew ASLC president initiates new government
Th .. nuw ASI.G Rnvrrnmt•nt 111
IH'IOM t~hupcd , nnd ASLC. prt!Si·
Pt•lt•r Conk 18 workanR clost•h
thl' nt•w bonrdfo to hl'lp lht•m
'a't0111lt1 more Of'Rill\lzOO 1 Ul d wn 1 c
bv·'·'\' fi,
Co~k ~;11ld tw ff'rla 11 n•!lpon~tibil -
) 10 wurlo. do!wly wtlh fellnw stu·
on lht• nl•W hoarclt>
Jlr frt•ls t•!ipcuully prt>!t!ll'd "to snt
in ,, r.rt'dlblt• Cushion· tht• Stu·
,\t ,,tJ~mu AH.ur'J Uo111d, to
the• buurd t•lt•t:ll•d. and "lmpruvt•
)i.UJlt' nncJ purpost•," he !illld
The Cinul tr!lt for tlw work ( ~uk
othc•1 students huvt• bcon doinM
SAAB will toml' whtm thu
nf lru~tlues 18 pro1wnted
prtlRrllmfi defminM tht~ pur
.. und sc:ope of SAAB ThP
.,.,n1 nf frush~r!l hns lht' fmul
1! SAAB wtll rcn•1v1' funds
t\ thfomc whu: h fn~qu••ntly urosc
Cunk Wll!i tht! iS'JU(' or people
•I r.ontnbutmn to ASL(
emn11>nl und ur to tht l (' r.om
.... ncl\' in t~Pneral.
Coc:tk's rnthustusm for SAAB
........ from ht'i behef that ttludents
ha\ ~on avenue lhrousch which
c:ontribul~ ttl the uc.1dcnuc realm
thto coli~ ·srudenta wtll be
to contribut£· in i1 mromn~ful
to the nrndrmic environment
1 cloJU(mR up ex1stinR chan
ror dt!ci!liOn moking: he Stud.
The concept of SAAB. Cook snid
not how we cun check the rest or
community," but how "to con­
noulo in o mcunmJ~ful woy to oca
1~n111. devt•lopmenl.. by working in
cerl w&th ruculty ond
istrution.·
Most of Cook's lime is 11pcnt on
Immediate needs o( the new
lrovt!m ~nent, but he docs hove lonst Peter Cook, ASLC p'"'dent.la enthuslutlc about the new government butla alao lnte•••ted ln long .. , rn go••
auch •• the promotion of pnde. ·People are more wUUng to contrtbute H they haw a MnM of pride." he nld.
term goals.
"Government should be con·
r..erned with the quality ur life,"
( ook 'IU&d.
One long term ROlli is to Mive lo
studenll> a government thnt 1s
wholly understandable in 1b. oper­
ations." und ttccess.ble to students
so they have a meam. to contribute
to the community. he said.
Cook's philosophy on lC is thai
·we ~o here not Jn lenns of what
you con extract, but what you can
.Rive," he said
Another of Cook's lonM term
gouts ts to encourage and promote
within the student body a feelinR of
pnde. Contribution can come from •I st•nse o( pride, he 9oid.
"Prople ore more willjng to con·
lrlbUIC If they huve <I sense of pride,
if they feel they are wanted. and are
un tmportont part of the commun­
Ity," he sold.
Cook would like to see ~ttudents
feel proud obout the1r school, and
beheve, thPre IS a n.-ed to create
traditions lo foster 0 sen~e or conti­
nuity for incom.a~ und Rradualing
students
TnJdtllon,tJ annual evcntJO do not
huppen .tt LC There ·has to be a
trodlhon wh1ch has meaning to the
whole commumt v." he st~id . ClttiJ To•l>Afp
Cook frunkly satd 11 11 o "toush
task" to c~nte 1uch u tradition.
Any trndlhon<~ whit;h a~ created
will ·ultimately have to evolve out
or 11 ·ense or commiltmt:nt from 8
wrde variPty of peopl~.· Cook sa1d.
Cook pions to promote event•
wh1ch will serve to unify student&.
One <JUch event would be an
awards dmner "where you recog­
niu people's contributions: but
which would also aerve to bri"8
people together, be stud
Cook iS also looking ror WU)'ll to
bn~U~ rhe internallflMl .tnd Amen­
can students~ogether . Built into
SAAB ia a seat (or the international
•tudent& 'hhich is designed to pro-molt" &ntvroc:tion 11nd und1:nttand·
tng belwel•n lhtl two student
groups.
Cook 11aid part of 1 he problem
conlrlbutmg to th .. I olalinn nf tht•
&nlernntionnl students is thut
SOFA rtnd th~ lntcrnut10nal Stu·
,d,.nts have nor •cooperaiM in
• nf'MltniT.Jng sodal e\lt!nts
Cook diapures the noiJon thnt I.C
tudents urc ba icolly P-lf·
interested and d~intf'rested in cun­
trlburing. by pc:nntin~ to thf!'
efforts of the ~tud••nls who worked
hM-d in organizing thf! n~w
govemm,.nt .
•!\.t.mv studP.nts here 11rr. work·
mp Cor more thon themselves,"
( ook aid. TherP. "is IJ strong cnm·
milled nllitude by muny studrnta
Cor somethtn!J br.tter."
C"..ook noted thBI the 80's are a
pf'nod tn which soc tel y ts ·wndu·
r oUy pulltnR oul nf the 'me' Reneru·
lion: and that an ·environme nt or
consl!rvatism." wh1ch can breed
opllm1am. i ~rowang .
Cook 1s oplim11h c about the
growmg tide of conservartam m
regard to 111 posit ave effect on cren·
tiv1ty. "'CreatiVIty can be bt.st cuhi·
vated tn a sooely whet'@ th~ is an
attempt to .squPJch 1l." h,. said.
Th!? rtg1dity of conserva tism "has
an affect of ~uelch.ing out c.reata\.··
ity and through that people yearn
for creativity. and try to promote
creativit} ·. Cook said.
An aspect of the growutg conan·
va111m '" oaety is the shortft,Re of
rHources . People are lt•aming to ~
c.reohve even tho~h resource.s are
drying up, be said. -sAAB is nn
e.xceDenl exemP._le of students"
promotiOR creatjve Pf'Oiteels df".spit,.
•the "•horlage of economic
resource." he said.
aculty weigh pros, cons of switch to semesters
rctuminR to campus to
~•1riPr m mid-AUI(liSt Two terms
dhcad of you, which bas1collv
.rare. lS weeks ol study. perhaps
adthltonul t outse!l pl!r term.
on earlier scruduatlon dolt'
.:YIUI1<l fnmiliur? lt'g part of lhtt
I\4Tllestr r s y!llcm.
A sub committee task forcf' from
Curriculum Commillee has
orl.'d the• pOSSiblltty or
rtplacmg the present 3-3 quurler
w&lh the stJmester pion
An •IIHUntt!nl supporltnM thu
fl0'10s1d is I hut 'lemt!slc"' fit better
illlh national schedulinR pottcrnH.
\ctordinR to n!.sultt publlshrd by
lht t\menc.un A ssor.int ion of
IPgiutc Rcg1strars and
\dmta'linnt. Offu;en;. 75 pt!fft~nt of
US collt.1ti.'S .1nd univcf"'it ics 111 ,.
lht> !ll'm1'9ter :tyatem
Tht 'Jiudy ui!IO shOW& In lfl8l-8l,
, lr11dillonul qunrter wlt•ndnr
Ml't!lltly ln lhr 197G-7t
I«Aclem,lc ycur, 36 p.-.rcent nf lhl'
i11\lflutlon~; Ullt'd il, while thi& vt•nr
five pt~rt.t•nl do.
'Our pre11onl system puts u" In n
~tJIIn• ~• manorlt y. ~ !inu1 usaotJinte
Jruleost~or of polllknl St.IClm.u Curtis
lohn'IOn, t.huir o£ the ( urritulum
ll¥rlmillt•t• und heud of Lht• st•rnt•stt•r
l)atrm tusk lorte Some• fnrult ~
lltmbrrs huvt· u~ut•d tht\1, ~Not
lt!ly would n !Wrnt•atr.- sy•l••m
~"' our studt•nts the lime In look
~-~ summrr job und oleo to J(t~t u
ll!illSiurl in wnrklnR rlurinR the
m•·•. but an tht• t:lns!lmom
IIIUillion. I ht•ru would bt• murt: or
illopportuntly for H•HtlnM intuthe
~ •• motrnul mort• dc•epl~ ·.-saul Johnson
The ta&k force mad,.d
approximately 130 queshonno1res
to all faculty dur1"8 spnnR 1981.
aski.ng them to cite thetrreasons for
agaJnst the proposal According to
the report. 36 responses were
returned. representing the opinions
of 60 faculty members Twenty
nine uxprcs~ed a Cavornble attitude
toward the semester option and 31
exprellSt!-d oppo&tion One
argument In favor of the 'lemcster
system is that it allows studtnt~ to
work more In depth with subJect
matenals
"Under the 10emester '~Y!ltem,
spucm~ 1s a lot moreeffecttVe."soid
professor of phllo~ophv W1llinm
Rottschaefer "The couNK' ~ystcm
allows for more an-depth unnlys1s
or the course bei.n$t studied, ratht'r
thon JUSt a constant move forward
to cover the matcrtal an ten wtoeka."
sold Rollscharfer
"R{Rht now. studl'nls huve 11 hurd
cnou~h time cnmmg up w1th 11
Stllt-cled IOp!C to write thetr pllf>t!l'!l.
At lrust under the· seme!ltf'r plun,
you have &~bout four more wct>ks to
write th*'m," he said
Roll schue(c•r also said I he>
ttPmeatar system ttllow!ll mort·
"roOc•clive Umc" lor ztlud•·nta, lime•
to analyt.e thP courst• m.tlcriol
outside of tht> classroom "Clna~
courses are scheduled so rlos£• to
c•ach othllr Under the !K'mesh~r
syslt•m. u clus11 will pn1bablv mc•et
1 wo or three II !TIPS a Wt'flk for
mnybe IUl hour and a hulf:
~Preparallon timt' for cl'"""" 11
nut nt:ccssarth • le"Pnt·d. but the
di11tribuhon of lh~tt time is
:;lijnlficant," Rutt!lchuefcr IIUJd.
Th1• grc.1ter vom•ty o( c·oun~e.s
offPred per tunn: gn•ater dt:grN.o nf
rnc J.tfl y/sl udent t;Ontnct: grelllllr OeJ~Ibllit y in scheduling : a more
leisurely otmo!tpherc and po:>•ibly
oln mcrea111e m class artendnce are
also anticipated odvenla~ or the
semester avstem
Other reasons fo voran~ I he
olternotive pion 1ndude the
m!!chonacs of leaching (registra­
tion book orderm~ . pn!paration or
syllabi) whtch would consume lecu.
time under the semester system
Another reaSQn wo!l thai the
coll~e would be closed dunnfl tht>
mo•t severe winter wea1her.
wh1ch would climlnllte the loss of
rlo"'a time dul' to bod weather.
Semrsler> would also benefal the
summer sr.hool pmMrnm and offer a
lonMer uninterrupted summer, which could be a plus Cor faculty
research.
St udenl members o( the
Cum~:.ulum committt!!f' conducted
thttir own questionnaire to ~et
~•udent opinion . or 300
que3llonnoires distributed. the 100
returned 'lhowed nlmoaa a mnt"-to
one ratio against a chonNe
Aa.ordi"8 to sophomore Mil<e
Htggtns, vice-pres1dMt of the
Student Acud•'mic AHai~ Board,
sludenta llkcd tht• WU\' the ,ystem
opercll~S riRhl now.
i'he main ufRumenl in aupp"rt
of the chanMt. was thut sante
studvnts wnnted to hove more tune
to ~o mto depth \' tlh oourse
mutcriul," smd t·hsuun . 'The whole iaue has been
debated for quite som~ time now;
he swd. "It's an awfully difficult
issue to address. This 11 somethmH
President Gndner wanted
discussed m o loog.range planning
board But since we did not get the r undmg Cor such o boani. wp hnve
left 11 aside for the limt bem~ .
·we made a statement lo the
Curriculum Comnuttee. uwr in the
df"Cision·moking process fOr rhls
issue. we would bt.> one pnrt of the
process." said Htggms. "We would
like to make reoommendulions lUI
part of the Cumculum Comrruth .oe's
pomt or view based on the opiruons
or tudent • fucult.r nnd
administration·
(Continued on paae 4)
5 Bedsidefellows to medical docton
5
9 The 1970's Wllness~d a growina interest in the fitold of medica) phil~
sophtlN, or ethicists. AttordlnM to pbdoaophy major Stephen Snyder.
·~~n· and mo~ docton iln! ~perie nci"8 a deficiency in their education .
Eth1t.11t1 ore thus lltopp1~ up to of£er an educated and morally objective
view· tnwards such -.enaihve issues 01 death and abortion
From Guilin to Stewart Hall
ll's hnnlc•nouHh lr.t\ '"8 home to attend chool an nnother stole, let alone
unother ~:ountry. For l.iu Shttng Fu. lhl! Portlnnd r.1in he met tt\ree months
ago ''"' enoush to make him return homc· to Chino.. Now, he said. e\'tn
~~~~ in the nun 11 t1 snmt1Whlll pleasllnt cxpcrienr~ L1kc mnnv Pur-­
tlamh•rs m1Mhl suy. ·u 1ust tokes gcllmg u lillie u e to:
Portland features Portland
I Cart lecturt>•·l••ck l'or1l11nd, '' ho olsu h! 1c.;hl'$ prmtmakm~. is one of thi'N!
trhtl "ho have the1r work e!\hduted ot the Fuuntom Gallen an North\\·
L':.l Portland Porllnntf fe •• tu~ mt cd n&r<hll p~eces-e,er)thtnR !rum
\\Ott'rcolur to rut trl -lu r.1'C rte shupe. color, ntn\~mcnt and texture •
-Anti-nuclear group plans
cain pus awareness events
Ted Fit~ rald
Of the """-Lot
1\ no\' urgnntmtiun cit 'tilt tth•tlto
"••tiuc:atm~ Jll'oplc nbnut th1•
nur.l••ur 1 hrcut" nncl "nr ~litH
'"'' ord n nur.lcnr frr~·· forml'<l llltl
..... ock on cnmpuo;
Gnllv.d Studcnlo; 1'nH••thor
J\gnm~t Nuchmr Ilt• trur.llnn
!STJ\Nl)J. 11 as IJ nnn·pnrllsnn
~roup of som•• 50 onn~;crnt"d '' u·
dl'nl5 nnd (:u:ult \ \\ ho M~ 0 lJ.~ •
So' aet unns rlioc 8!< lh•• fu111 o;lcp to
\\Orld dt~lrurllon 1lw gruup hos
,.. kl) mccllng:o. nnd '" pl.tnnm~ ·a, .. rtt••nr.:~s· events lrtlf'r lhls
month
"We ore n bm.ul-basro educn·
llon[IJ 8roup \\ orkmg ltn\ nrd 11
nudt.tr fN'!o.e. .. suui tumor lnnn·
than Burton, onL' or thr HMlUp':;
memb~rs. ut n mt•t'lang last wt-ek m
tht• Chupt I ml'elinN mom
"S1 AND 1s worktl\~ tow•~"J llt'l·
tinR tht> l 1 S 11nd tho t s .... R to
agn.:•• to .;I up lluldutg nudrnr '' ~"•'"
puns untiltulks r.un bt• ''"tnbh~h··fl
and ·mm· rahonal ccmrst• plunn•·cl,
Burton "Aid -rhll' runu'''" nnns
nu:e hns onlv one L'tlnt.:t•wabl~ fin·
ISh.· hf. snarl
$1 J\NO Clnguustcd n[lt•J thn•• L•C
studt•nt , )uhus I lummPr, Ehln·
beth ~..ombs, and )onnlhnn Burton,
mctlll n m•!flltng of Ground ?..t•m, n
nntton, .. id,. nudf'ar rreczr org.tm·
zn11on. Th••\ discu st~f lonnmJ; .m
on-campus ~roup .tnd found thut
lole lasl tcnn sophomun· Ru:h.trd
Wnllnte had organized nn on·
campus Jtroup nff1huted , .. 11h Clll· '''"" AAnln"l l.irntlt'tl $urvwnl
IC' 1.5), '' sinh•\\ tdt• nur.lrur ln·l"?.t'
MrmlJl II wns d\•,·ult•d 10 orfi•·•· to
\\uri. mon• nHu u·nlh toy.;urcl the•
Slllllt JtOIII 1hut tht two HMIUP~
wnuld combine· umlc•c tht· S'l ANn
"'""''· Wallrtc\1 di r U!llit•tllht• lliSUt'li thr.
l "" 1 nnd Clnrk t~mup 1r1 focusing
un
"Short-term-\\ • c:un PdUI "'" tht•
I.C r:ommuntl y nboul the (ret'7.c."
01d \\'nllnct• llr soul onr• thmg
humwmn)( IS n pc1111on 10 Ort'RO" to
;Rf'l 0 nudeur rN't"IC tniiJIIII\ l' ClO II
sinh"\\ ld hnllot .. ,, t'S) Au\.mn
nnd (Jun) \\'• a\ rr tn' bacJ..mg 11:
snui Wnlhar:c. lit• uddrcl thnt
Sl'J\ND int~nds ln sUJlporl prtm·
nn cnndidnlt·s "'hn UMT•~, \\.'II h I he
(N·tlZI' I~Ue
Om• pertln••nt qucJIInn mum
hn\1' oboul lht• tiiStll' 1s thnt, .afh•r
nil tlwtr ''''llpnn~ produ• hun,
"ould Ru8"1ht be \\Ill tnt~ In mlnpl
the In ew
\.\ tllnct• snnl It t'l th4' ohliRulion
nf lht U.S. to ht~inJitu :h sl••p:> "Tht•
IJ$ '''"• llw fu'!ll to tlt•\ f'lup
nuc:l••nr Wt'ti('Ons ,,mJ th• unh
t:(lUnlr\' to usr. thrm !iO r •• r Wt•\ I
I wen the piUOl'l'f of 11\ I' I~· Ot'\\ Wl'il•
pnns 'YIImn so fur. \\'•• mu~l luke•
the pn~d·•nt for pt•nt t!. too."
STJ\NO will be llu!l\ in tht• n•·'l
Ctlllph> or ,, t•t·k~ PM'P•'" OH ft•r
Ground Zero W t•rl.., ,, not ton'' 1d••
C\'l•nt sponson•d by HnlJ•nur;h•iU
Uf'M••mutllons. \\ hu.h hcl(tns 1\pr1l
16 nnd cunhnut> until tht• 25th.
·Ground 7..cro \\',•t•l.. ,., .m U\\ art ..
nL>s!i \\ el.'k In Mt•l ptonplt• In undt'r· Students Together Against Nuclear O.atrucUon (STAND)'- en organluUon devoted to educating
about the negative aspect~ of the nuclear erma race PrettnUy the group gathel'l lor weekly meetings
planning "awareness" eventllate r thll month. Patn
stnnd ond to t•tlur.ult•lhc •m tn r•·Mnnl t\nnct' tomotTOW n~ht 1n I "morm:k und to dr•ny lhnl would 1.
to nude or r rt>t'7.C nuclt•ur "t•npnns . wh•-n· n hnnd cullud Stolt n lnys mi~tnl..l •
nnd the nud••Ul IS!iUt·.· suul nnl will pin} Un Fnduy •. l\pril23,1hrn• But'lon !lnid tht• tnlh wi111
S1 ANO member \ .trtnus Port lund w1ll bt• a muvic huwn inlht• Coun t;tudt•nl ~pt•nk t•r!l und
fn-eu J.ll'llUps nn• duinH dtffc•11•nt nl Chnmlwrs cnllrd ''"fh•• l.tlfll Ep1 mcmllt~r.l of tlw furult v. lr•mmn 1
lhtnKS .• tmu~ lhl'ln tlw plnom.l( ulu dt•mtr.." .1 Jli'(JlJ·ayul of whnl would John ( nllnhun (F.ngli11h),
nlilrl\r•r un thl· Burnsldt BritiM•' hnprwn In n tJiy h11 by u nuclunr Aburlt• (ChupnlnJ, nnd
''htrh J()(,tl ltt·c·n RIIIUJ>II h•••l hnmb lhr.,rhbt•in (philosophy)'
\\ould lw tht? ril ~ ·~ urountl wru uddrJ thutn m•·mbur of Ph•·•t
penni Tht• Rroup wtll nlsn huvt• nn (ur Sunol Rl•spon!!ibilil y, ,, 1\•'
$TANO "til nlso pnrllr.1pn1t• in tnfnrmnlion h1blv st•l up 10 ·1om· "idt J{ntup of dod or. Mdcdt('l.•'
Gruund l~ro Wt•••l.; with un plt•tonlur pt'llph lo lt•mn nboutlht• ,1\erlinR nurlt•Ut dU!!lrudlnn·
c.unpus e\·t•nts. Orgnm:.-••rs 11111d lh•· I!Uillt. ul!!o SJll'nl..
hiJ.thhghl nf cnmpus p.trllupullnn ""l'lw r.tll\' IS tlw most unpnrtunl
will br ,, nnon·hnw r.tlly Apnl 2Z thin!(. as r ..... ciS f.tt'llin~ tht• issur
on lhl• lawn bt't\\t't'n 'J cmplr•lnn ~pr••,JJ to lht· r .... mpus. bl'f'.JUst• il 111
clnd lht• M.mor HnU!H' IJlt.noniJnil• ,, c:.ampU'i•Wid~ ISSUe," ,md Ourlnn
hun "ith cnll•·w· r,utnpus•·" ucruss "II Hfft·<:l~ t.>\.t'rvone. from ,, ln•sh·
tht 'ountrv. mnn o.;luclcnt to u twcni\·Vf'tlr . .
<:. T \Nil ts ulsn lllt\1 nM u lll'ch'hl mumlrnum I' mnn It luis 1111 nf u::.. "Public: VUIW l!i still thr.
dlt·r:IJ\.t· Wll} of Rl'lltnf.t il mt:s;;
ucro<~s." 'IUid Burton •ay lii'IO!Wi
support til this r.tll}' we
'lelvt•s hrnrtl. WhPih1!r lhr·ollj~!
hilllol box or throuRh demo~
linn, publu: uulr.rv ml'un~ u~:~a
Professor discusses British writing ideas Burton olf(Uin r•mphusin• d
I h;al nudt•ur holcx .• JIIsl nUccta
rvnnt• ·A~ much lll:i lhl'
I hn•ul ntvt•~ t•nc.h nnd t•vt•rv
us, 11 nl!lo lnurht•!lt'Vt•ry purl
vulul!'l Emoltonul. 11ocml, polill
cnmnmlr, uny wny you look
then• .Jrt• nn wmcwr't In n Marianne Ratcllfl
Of th. Pi:IC F t..a
Or. Anthony Adams. an loduc.t·
lion und English pro(c or I rom
Qtmbnd~ lJm.,:t•rs•t y. brouRhl ''
British pt>rspccuvc to the Writmg
Across the Curriculum pro~ram
hrld April S 111 LC.
Adorns ~po&w v 1lh l'nlhU51RSOI
ond humor. Ht! bet-tan h1s dlliCUS·
smn by stollng the most oh' 1ou5
dUff'n:nCL'S bet" .-en thP Amt•ru.on
ond Briush t~ucatum syskm .
onl) 12·15 prrct•nl of Enghsh SIU•
de.nts go on to the Umvrrslty h•HI,
and from the llJre of 16 Corn urtllht•v •
\\'111 stud} onl} one sub1c'f:l.
In Brihsh sthools, Adnms md,
peopiP write nU the lime: "'It kt't'ps
th~m qutel .. His advic~ In Aml'fi·
can :;chool te.achi!rs w,u; to ·g.,l
them \\riling mnrc at ull r:o~ts: Jtt•l
them muclung around with words
so ttwl thry gl'l a ~ense of «Xmlrul
ovt•r lht•ir wrillng * Ht· slre!I!Ml
breaking down thr. '>I'Mt' of RUlli
some atudt•nl6 hnvt> ubout the1r WrtllnJt by jW-ltlnR rid o( lht> word
·mistal..t·" whu:h t:rt•ah•~> blod,c;
In order for \HJhnR as'ltRnmcnt'
to be maunmgrut. Arlnm.., !luitl pru
(c~suf':l must not only murk mill
lnlws, they must £Jnd nlht•r WilY" uf
gomg ul it. "'HoodinR them hurl..
\o\Jih n.-d ink is hi..•• dmppins lht•m
10 lht• WJtStr·pupt:r huskt•t: hr• ·said.
Ht• then outlintod thrt~ nht•rno·
11\!t's BecnU!'il! :.tudcnls usu;Jih
wrJh• only lor tht•tr proh•slllurs ,
Aclnms sugJtutt-d professors tr\'
nnd think of ltnulher audJl'n• L' for
"h1~;h n atudl'nl c:nn wnlt•. This •··'"
be dune. h•· srud, bv havtn~ '' stu·
d••nt kl>ep 11 duss ,,;urnnl tn "hu;h
they freely r•!.e:nrd rc•.tr.lions to .... hal
lht•y'r" studytnM, wh.tl they ha\ ,.
••~t.JK•nl!l\c"d an ·~tluc;allc•n up lo I hut
ltmt•, und 11ny thuu~o~ht!!lhcy mil) be
hi1ving about tht• dnss '" gt~rwull.
Journnl wrltinR IIi uln·.tdy pruc­
IJCl'd tn th1• Hc:ting dns:w· .tt I.C.
"1'h1s notion of t•xplorinp through
wrllinK Is vnry wntral: Adums
5.tid. II is unle11ercd wrillnM In ,,
uon·thrf'nlrn t>d f'n\Jronmt•nl .
Collohorilllvr• wnllnJ.t wn:; hi~o spcond ,tllt>rnniiVI' AI ( mnhrtd~tt
his 'lludenh art• .t'il..t•rl In wnlr• u
pl.1y whtc:h is lo hu pt>rfnrmc•d 111
Rr<lde schcmlstudc•nts at lhu l'lld ul
I he term Wu••\..mA luJ.tt•tlwr nn surh
.m tiS'IIJ.lnnlrn 1 st udt•nl !> r.nrr c• I
t•t~rh ulht•r\ wnrl.. .tnd rnmhfy tlwlr
o\o\ n The "'"'· hl' J~nirl. '" fnr . Ill·
dents lo "rtlt• mnrt• u~wnh .mel
hnnt•slh, o;a tlwv "''' t'l lwc nnw • "pcrfurmanct··nrlt•nl••cl lt)(hl·
i\ns\\ c1 mur.htnes •
Th(• lhini aht•mulJ\ t• w,ts In c:tr­
<:ulntc ,, qut•sltttnn.urr• cnnt.untnM
d1spult'ti ih·ms nf l~n)(hsh.lt~l\ t• tlw
studt•nls r:ht•t:~ the• •lnli\\t'I'S th&'\ • lhtnk nn· awrt•r.l, uulth••n c!Jst.uss
lht•Jr .tns\\ t·rs. fht!'i c·xt•n.J:.t• tihouhl
·up••n up tht•tr l'~ t•s lu lht• rl'!.IIJ\'1'·
nec;s of ltnNUistic JUtJRt'lnt'nls," sn
tht!~ undt•r'St.tnd lhert• 1!1 nul rt•,rllv
a M[)(ld ur hnd, nnlv n 1 tmvt•nlinnol
Vtol .-;us Corrnul wuy of \HJIInl(.
Adumt> nhm SUM~ott•alcd that tlw
pro(t>Ssnr:. fiUMhl to tin lht• tl !tiRn
mt!nl alunJC wath lht•Jr 'lludc•nl!i
Adams smd thr• Mrnrlin~ sy~>lt~tn
ul C ambrtdRt• Wllll diffr•rtml fnun
l.C '!'o
Or. Anthony Adame, Engllth lnd education ptOfiiiOf 8t C.10Mge Untv.r'llty dhconed the
betwen the Amertc.i end educdon eys•ma 8t the Wftlng .\ere 11 the Currk:uh.m IWn
Adl?• augg•a•d •mit ... to mar1dng mlltakae 10 much ln ••ling 1nl;nn•nta. prC:,.v~e-:'nc! "I don't rnut:h like \Hillen cr1
lltJUt!h bt•t:tiUSt' tl's n onl' way pro·
rr!tll lnslt!nd I lnlk w1th them."
"'iumfl L C pro(usso~ stud thul
Ml udt•s ore shnrl·hund ror un I~ VII·
lunhon, .tnd af ~tudt•nt& opt lm "'Po·
d•t,nn n•<.ur-d. 11 1s hecnust• thrv .u·c
nnl .1hlt• lo m.akc the sum•• tmw
r nmnulnwnl lht'~ ' would Cor il •
Mt.tdt·d dnss.
WShm 1-hund dot•sn I ~wm In nw
ln work," s<ml Adums. "It's hkt•
•nmpunnM pear-.. .tpplcs, ancl
or.tnftt"4, und •.<tllin~ thl'm ,,II fruit.
Wt• nut.thl In Ill' lt•nthJOR undt•J'Mr.ul·
lhth•:; hurmlil y •• \\ ill•n~otnf's'> tu lw
humble in lh~ conlt• I of a 'luh,et.l,
s.11d i\tl.trnli. \\ ,. also should lw
humhiL• 10 rt•spnnst• In lh••m." wnr"
Burton stud lw t.un'l ht>lp
u hllh• fru~lr.ttmn lhul pL'(Iplt
R" In 1 ht••u· ll'lt~otlhs In stmply
s1.1~ .th w "It's u J'l'ulshnnw
uhnuslr r.Jt.y thul WI' huve
lor pr•uct•."
lluwl'\:t•r. hl• h·t·l~ it's up to
rvunt• 111 hlft thc• nudc.tr
"Whnl k1ml nf lutu1 • tlo
w unt'f Tht• 1 hnut· 1s up lo
tht•\ \\ unl lu 'r'• tlw worlel
lnr tlwlr rlulclrt•n .md lh•••r•cn
und tht•trs, lht• tim•• In cltiiJ
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Vol sky
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dent body, the faculty, or the
Pioneer Lag, April 15. •
Beginning
Non-r1
A hM nl tlrn(t ro
pctdldlld 1 hr• Sclucllvc
brllln this fum' proN
who hnvt' nol rtlHiSI
clrilfl
Mirhool Stoops, dl
Northwc<~l Druft
c•nlt•r in Portlun(
fl"'·rnmenl will p11
~~~tn rrom t•nt:h nf I
rtRJSh•r dl!•tru:t s
country.
'1"hr• ~OVt' fllml'lll if
Jtrr tht• pt•oplc who
tbtnlsl'IVI''i in by wl
opl.unin.R tht!ir dl'WU
11bo\ t' l>et!n Vt'l) pub~
prolt·.st." said Stoop~
Tht• mu ~~o i m urn J:
, etglfl.llnR lu rt>JUSier
1n u (t·dcrul pn'lon ur
filii' The nverUJ(c per
taid, wns lllll' yeur in
To r.nunlP.I lhe 1
Stoups su1d I ho
or~tnn•zaltons nte
uUon wide• rollh!a
Wt•'no "nllln.R fc
il!dir.tnwnt The di1y ol
holtl tlemo n~Jtrnlion!l
. (l'lllnlr}. he suJd
H r. ,. s I i m o 1 r t1
prosecution dole bccm
i:V'ernm~>n l wns v
mo§t r:nllcgt'S let (
Tenun
Clappe-rtoo
tllePfooeu
Tenure wos gran]
and Clarl.. p~
month following th
atUII}' .tnd rac:ully m
mendEl liOnS.
Burt in
u
•
as of A
Terwi/1··-·
Taylors 10U!d
~viii
nd '
lcnta,tn•
lh ). (.J ..
\and
phy)
hl'lp
pl'llplt
!limply
~humP.
have
t'<; up
ur.h:ar
ht do
up to
orld
lh••i'trtll ----- • ~ ---
Beginning in June
Non-registrants to face courts
fOd(i Nlnen
(}II ... Plo-LI!J -A lurnl drufl c·uun11r.lor hn!!
prt<llr.tNllht• St•lttdiVI' c;,•rvlct• will
~In 1hl8 funr• prtiiiCCUlln$1 rnnn
"ho hnvt not r~lstc•rNJ for tht•
,!r11fl
Mlchut•l Stnops. dlrt•ttor or th1~
~orthw••sl J>ruft CounanhnR
etntt•r 1n Porllnnfl , !lllld thr
.sov••tnmt•nt will probubly pu k
mtn (rum ••nr:h of tht• diHownl
rt!IISI••r dl!Uricl!i utross lht•
ti)UOif) • ·rh•· RtlVrrnnwnt is gotnM to Ro
Jtrr tlw 1wople who hn\'t' turnl'd
tbem!it•lvPS 1n by wr111n~ lt>ltPr'l
t•PJ,unJOM lht•ir dt•wtion, •tnd tho~w
~\1• IW't!n very puhlic about lhetr
proll':St: ""'d Stoop"
Tht• mu,.;tmum pt•nully for
ef!!lt'f,IIOR lu W)(llill'r 18 (lVI' yt-.lrN
in 11 ft•tlt•ru I prason nnd 11 $10,000
rul(' Tht HVI'r.IMI' pt•nult y ~ton pH
aatd, was om• yt•;Jr in flrlann
Tu rnunlt•t the· pro!lt~ .utwn&,
Stnups 11uHI I hi' nnll drurt
eq~nnllollnns nrl' plonninR
ullun wiclt· rollllt•s
Wr'n~ wnllln~ for the nrsl
111dtr.lmrnl rhr rluy uftt•r II we will
boltl tlrmonstrutaon11 nr.ros" tht•
t1)UOif\ lw sn1d
H ,. c• s 1 i m u 1 t• d I h •· I u n e
, ~COlli On dtllt• bt•cnus_e _he f('tlt thu
! lU\t'fOIIli' Ol WIIS \\ ntllng Until
11XJSI miJI'J(I'!i lt~t IIUI fur the• 11ummcr Until thrn ho l'lnlti, th••
B n II -d r ll f I m 0 V t• m 0 n I w 111
workinR on truinlnp lnwyon ttnd
ftnttinR up lrRnl drftWWM.
"It's lmportunl to bt· or,~nnw•d .
nnd WI' uru," ftHicl Stoops.
Although lh1• Drnfl Coun11ullnR
C.rntf'r Ia not un nntl drult
orJ(unl7.nlfon. Stuop11 !lflltl th11Y un
c•xperls m mllilnry lnw and will
uri vise people oflt•MUI step'llo nvold
proaN.ul inn
Stoops 90ad tlv•• U !ltudt•nta
mml' tnlo th1• ct:nlr.t lust month. Ht•
8llid h1• See!> on UVI'fil~t• of h:'O
proph· n dny and thnt t ht•n· as no
chnr~t· for lht• c;cnler'9 ndvin·.
Allhou)(h no group cx1alfi on
compu!l, an orgnni1.mion mlh·d
SAO <itudt•nt'< Aguin"l lht• Draft,
WU!t •ICtiVt. 10 the 1979-80 Ill hool
yt•Hr. Thr gmup h11ld wt•t•kl}'
meetings. rt~llirs, a mnrch on
rumpus und on May 4, lflSO. thr.
tr.nth nnniversnry of the· Kt·nt Slitlr.
kallinAs. a Ouy of Rcmumbcwnrc •
Ceufllr Aburlr•, lht• Lewis and
Clork Chophun, workt•d tn u c:.hurch
drnfl wun9eUn~ center durinJ( thr
Vtr.tnnm wnr und wns un
tnformolion Bc>urc•• fen SAD.
•All throu,:th RNtRrtn's cnrnpnagn
he :mid that mgtfllr.allon W0'4 nol
lll'f:cssu.ry. But now thnt h•• hus the•
dt•ci<~ton , ht· hus •wtd that
ri!Rittlratlnn should r.untanur. lit•
hM bu'led it upon things W..c the
Polish siluution .md how we•
Lawter, flrat vice president o1 the ASLC Progr~mmlng and
~rormaltlnn Board abeaaea the Importance of atudent lnvotvement In the
government from the outset. Chm roat.rp r,mnnt givt• u avmbol thai wt• Ott•
Wt•nk "aid Abf'rlt•.
I tw oUu:aul word tHtnt• on f.m. 7
1987 whon Rl'ttJ(un unnounrrd hi'
dt't.ialon In cuntlnue thr• Snlccllvt>
S11rvfn
Rcngun a lao Rr.anh•d u grHC"
pnrinrl nt lltul lime '" nllow thnl'lc
who hnd not regtfiiPred lo do "'U
wit hnut uny pt•nult y. Tht HrUr..t•
pt•raod nxpiN•d Ul tht• end of
Ft•brunry .
In Junuury. O••nn of Studl'nts,
Rtchurtl Son•nson N•c: .. ived iJ 8('1 of
po,ll'f!l rrum lht• Sd~?r.IIVI' Sc•rvlcc:.
·1 tull..t·cl with ~v11rnl pt•ople itnd
must pc•nplc t~'m••d tnformPd us to
thrir obiiR•Ihon!l Th... posters
strur.l.. m•• .1!1 r.athr•r thnn useful and
in(tJrmullvc 1n nlllure, threahmtnR
110d r.uunll•r producltvr ~"
Stoops t•sllmated thnt by
Fl'hruury of 1082 onr malhon mtm
hud not rt~tsl••rNI ilnd by Murch
2U, nhcr tlw Rr<.~u pl'nod .• tbout
5Jr;,ooo o&till hnd not rew~tt•rccl
Mt•n horn 1n 1960-19t;J Rhould
huVI' alrr.ady l'f1(1tlcN.-d. Those
born In 1964 11hould bt• rE·gitllllnnR
now us I hey rr.1ch rhfltr 18th
barthdny
ro l't'ftlltll'l'~ a mun mU!il fill out ''
(orm nt u US Post Offtc•·· Thl' fnrm
aRk!t (or nnnw, uddrl-'9!1, ll'lrphonf'
numht•r 1m:iul 'lt'Cunty number
.tnd dull• or birth. When rvgjc;tcnng.
some• furm n( pt'I'SOOill adenlifi·
cation Is nrt'tJt•d, such liS u dnvt•r's
lu:t'nr;e. Anti-draft organization• are planning naUon-wlde araiUeaand demon­
atratlona to counter proMC:utlona of men who h.n not reglatered for
the drafl The Northw .. t Draft CounMIIng Center predlcbl that prote­
cutlona wUI begin In June. A -cn .....
Lawler expedites information
Fred Jacobs
0 I I be Pill»! 1 l.oJ
Ar. lht· firat vac••·prcstdenl for the
m•w ASI ( Pruflrumming 11nd
In fur m.tlaon Oo~~rd , sophomort"
Mike Lawlt•r ho.., u tough job nhnad
of htm
o\nwnK nlhor dutu•b, he Itt
rn!rponslhlt• for r.ummunic:atum
lwtw~t ·n lhr ditrt•renl offaces or thf'
•tudt•nt JtoVt•rnmf'nl Lawlt!r must
t hunnt•l informut1on from vanous
bourds. committees. tndt\ idu.tls
und lhl' stuchmt hod~ ul lafl!l'
l .. awlt•r ft•cls th.at his nl'w office
hus I ht• up port umt} to tncre,J.-.c
communacutwn wht•rc the old sys·
lt•m sN•mt-d to h.tvt• fuill'd.
·w,th thas new Rovemmenl, 11 as
Hry importont to gct tht• tnfnrmn·
lion lo tht' ~tudents becau"e we art•
settlOR thr pm:odents for tht· years
to r.oml' fhut 1 why II is 1mportunt
to huvc thf' 'llUcfi'OIS tnvol\'ed rtQhl
(rom I hr ~tart " SOld l.nwler,
The informulion and program-minJC commtlltH' wall krt•p a
munn••d orftr.;;o 1n TcmpiPion to
am pro\ l' the no~ of infurm,lliOil to
sturlt•nls.
"In th1s off•c•• wt• "'ill b•· t..~ping
u r.entrttl ntr r~urding nil pus I dr.c:1·
sumr;. pn ~•·nt dt'Cttaons and futun:
dt>t;iRions: Lawler suld ·w •· wiU
huvl! the r.nnstilulion. Lewis .md
Clark tnurnul!l, l..ooldx10lo.s 11ntl
t!vrrylhinM t•l:w wher.h vou wuld • think of.· The offir:e as lor.nh.-d 10 the
former Women's C,tUr.us offac"-
Ant~lht•r •de• a wh1ch Ln" lor hus
developt~ 15 th•· U!lr. ur un ASl c
nc•wslt-Uer to t.hannel infurmnltnn
to lhl• studt•nts. Th1s nt>\\SIPtler
\\ill h~ publish••cl hi·mnnthly ond
~:onlmn ull nc:ct'ss.lry informahon
ilboul elt.'Chons. r.h,Jrh·~ org<JOI·
~lttons and dct•saon!'i mculr. by thl·
vunous ASLC c.ommltt~.s -rht'
nr•wslettt•r \\111 be u mon>. priiJt'
m.atu, uppronch for tht• t~tudt•nts:
l.ltwlrr !iclld. "Minute lire ~oOJ but
thev do notmten•st the uv••rugcHitU·
dt•nl. They 11re not prut.hcal (nr communicaUng inform<ttion The
newaletlt!r wtll be."
Thl' first opportuml)' whec:h
l.aw lt!r has had to test his Jdt•a
\\.es during tbe llo:tter wnling stud)•
brcal.: ht!ld on April 1. MUO\ IIU•
dt•nts ,:(alhf'red to e:tl pop.-om Jnd
write lhetr repn•st•ntalive ubout thr.
govttnmenr's propos~ finuncral
;ud r:uts Cor student.
·rhe lf!lter wnllng cump.uRn
W•lS o c;omplete suc.CP. s." said
Luwler. -owr lOO lettcrn w 're
m.uled. \\'c were able to coopcrotc
w11h the admint,.trulion to hdp .. co\'er e~nses.
l..awl~r ft>eb that hts position wall
be C.tltacul to ensure th~! IIUOOCSS of
lht! n \ .. student go\lemm,.nt . He
wunts to attock man~ · of the prob­
lems whach the ASt.C faced. "I see
whul we were drabnl( wath before
wos not a pat by but tgnornnc • Our
ofhcv htre is to n:mt..ody ttull s&t uu·
liOn Hnd Cn!4&le d SIUdflnt go\'f'tn•
m••nt thai pluy~ ,, more cnllcnl
rolt• •
'~': Tenure granted
"ke,Mat) aculty be ore review committee
am Voll~•
1nathan
,lmelp-
&Ita
"ston
ra:
ter ..... ..,
~endel ,
'i'J,Susar.
!ItO
1111. Pete
a berg,
Hoyl
ere
ovod by
ra of
eflect
of
e Trnurt• wus Rrttntcd Ia nanu
tnd ClurJ.. profcssor11 lust
hlnlh rollowmg the dean of
-.o11}' ,and fucuJty l"eVit'W boartJ'fl
hoM.
Unleaded Gas
9
•
as of Apri/9
Terwilliger &
Taylors Ferry Ench focuhy member undeflloct.
an ordinary reviPw c•very two
yct~rs The~e are conducted by the
dean of focult \' Each rocult}
mt~mbrr undergoes at lr.t8t one
miiJOI' NVICW durin)( lht'll' hmt• Ill
LC.
In n mo1or revie\\ both tht• deun
of focult}' und the n•Vtl'" bourd
1ubmll then nocommendotton" to
the prt!sident who mukes u finul
dt'CISion on whrthcr the• rwrmn th
,advant;ed .
The fu~.ult ~ mcmbt•rs ~rnnH•d
lt•nUrl' dunnR thu; yc.tr'!l mu1or
raT • MCAT • QRE
GRE PSYCH • CR£ 810 • MAT
GMAT • DAl· OCAT • PCAT
VAT• SAT • ACT• CPA•TOEFl
MSKP • NAT'L MEO IDS
ECFMG • FLEX • VQE
NOB • NPB I · NLE .....
IOUCATIONAL CINTI'I Jut PftNIIIIOfl Jotct•lt•ll
Sif'tt IUt
The G1/le,,._ .fth F/001
222..s55l -
Log, April 15. 1982 n~view WI'!'(' ~ Leslie Baxter. fame!>
Ouncnn, Gary Em.blen, Marty
Unrt l..andsbefll. Robert Mandel.
Ann Miller, ( uroline S~orORRS.
Mtchu~l Stork nnd Phyll.i11 Yrs.
The review process ~-gan just
bt>fore winter bre11J.. with lhP
forult v r1•\ ll'\-.: bo.u·d. ·our board is • u t uunctl of pt:crs re' tt>wtnM JleeM;."
s,ud Dr. Rtr:h.trd Rohrbaugh , t
meml>t'r of tht• hot~rd
Compoaed uf lour fucultv
m~>mbt•rs. twu professors from
other "'thools (this y~..•ar R1..'t'd ond
Purtlund Shtlet. und o member or
the Donn.! of Trustees, th(' RttvH!W
&urtl P%nmtnt•s fnt:uhv mt•mbers
lo11l<.ln.c for t>'<~t:t>ltf'nlt' {n tctu;hing,
sc:hohu hlp, .mel rollt'gt• •ll'rvice.
"Among the three
criteria leaching
has the highest
priority."
• Amontt lhl" thrt'e cnlerto teuch·
108 haa th!! haghest pnunl y." said
Rohrb~tugh -re•nure would nut be
ilrantf'd to acm1eone who has not £•9tnbliaht•d u good rt:cord in
teurhinR.·
The te.1ching n:c:ord is ~tttb­
la~thed b~·lookeng ut st uu•·nt evulun­
tiona, course ~)·llaba , ond •
'''plunahon" of t•frorts In ltnprovr
cln!lst\S submitted bv thl' m\ te\\l!f!. • suit.! Jenn Wurt.l. chntrmnn of the
commaltct'.
E.'r.t'llencc an scholnrshap t!>
dett>rminr.d b\' pubhcntaon an
s~holurly JOumnls. work 111 pro­
grc~s. lt'Ciurcs. prl'!>tlnt.ationo;; , und
m omt• r.ust•s, • re,tlhlt' \\ ort...
·1n somt• disciphnes creuti\'tty ~~
amportunt ,". oitJ W.tJ"{I ·1\rt mustc.
.md thl!ollrc un.• 1'1 .amJllc'i. Wt•
truMht look ut tht• work or .at
ruvll'"'"' hy pruf~'ll'llon.tlfi an thut
Oeld.M
Ward ttuid, ·rhu lhin.l urea of wl·
lt~e rwrvau IS not ns clt•url) dehned
U!llh~ others.· Sht•l.,ted :il'rvmg on
r.ommittccs, nr doin~t depurlnwnt
rt!Scllrr.h as IIUine o( lht• CMit>Mit.
'I he rovic\\ comnnttee encour­
uges r~\'lt'" tlf!S to aubnut u...tdi·
honul clnrlfyeng matennl. "lnsteud
of ~·ang u sepanHt• tlivon.rd pro­
t:t't'ding. Wl' cun and will S()lidt
llddllmnul tnformallnn from ll per­
sun be a OR "'\'lf1wed" Ward sa ad. "On•· nice thmg about the revum
committee i thnt it cumpile5 peo­
ple from. tJ vt~nt.'t y ol dtJc:lphn :
suid Wurd She sutd the 01dcd en
reviewi~ penons from cleptlrt­
~nt~ an "hich some of the boani
membt>~ havf' ltmatl:d knuwl••t.Jg.,
"-When people
acknowledge thai
you are doing good
work you feel very
good."
"l'm \'er~ J'll'•lsed." Mtd Or. Hurt·
l.undo;bcrg of his pmmohon In un
nssoctnle profesl'or with tenure.
·wtwn J'I~Jlle m.knowlt!dgt• thut
ynu nrt• domg ~>tUOd work }OU feel
'ciJ' good. And ~ndlv, at' m • •
to led I hut ) ou h1av e · u wre
PQ!ilhon,•
I lart·Lnnd:tberg s:ud he hns
n!'Ocntly pubhshed "quite u number
or llrhclcs ll\ scbolnrly IUUmols.
~·\en prest'nl.ttton It I scholnrlv
mt.oellngs, held workshops, ond
don~ ecunomu. 1 onsulhng at o
numhtT or hlei'llngs ," Racism in Portland • remains
Ron Hemdon. co-cn.trman of the Black UnltedFront.eddressedthelnter ­
Cultural Forum SeriH on Raclsm In Portland last Wednesday In the
Cound1 Oulmberl.. LesJ•o 8M<D., rz
-
Soort Wolff
01 IM Pia'll lor
St uH Ill •~ not a dcrogollnn
phru!l.c.
1'h1s i~ thr. msfstencc: nf Luura
Juquith, M'lt~\ont to lht> dt.>rJn ot
odmu;saon <;tuff Jt! ts tht> namt• of
tht! admi!'-ll>n.., orfic•• campaa~n lo
send out <X•IIt.'Jtt! hter.tturt• to
pro pt.'CIII.t.' l.C applicanlot
Unlike olhl!f maihng cumpaiMn..,,
ho'' e\ er. admiSSions is ~h inR on
tudent voluntct>red rrutnpowcr to
luff some 40,000 cnvt>lopt>.S With
coli•~ liter.JIUn'-
tuH Ill \\'tiS the brainch1ld nf a
tudcnt commtll~e hP.Hded h\ • JUQUilh IO "0h e tht• pru\JJpm 11£
uch n 1.1r~·· m.ul1n~ Tht•
comrmlll'£' sou~ht ·• sulutum In l.t~l
\ t•.tr's m.nhn)t burch·n. \\ ht•n tlw
cullt~ ·· St•nt nut l:i,CXXl c:up1es nf
·eommnn Sense· J\ Pr1m1•r nn
L• \\IS .tnd Cl•1rk Gollr•Jtt'" I
n •mt•mb1•r it was .1 huJtt', h•rr1hl••
pntJI!CI,- Jtuo~u•th scud ·w.. ftn
admts wns) lost mnrult> cJut· 111
bumnul •
AdmiS.'illlns suu~hl ~shm.th•s
lrum snmc t!ll) cnmp;tniP!: lh.tt
wnult.l stufl cn\ t•lnpt·s. but lht
56000 cusl \'uuld h,l\ t' h1ndl'r"'"
other .u.Jm1 s1nns pn~Mr:tms . "\\'••
oould ha\'t' ullucnh~l r und" uml
Ira Hied less: .ud P~ll'r I m•b IP.tn
Semesters or quarters?
(Continued from page 1)
In soml' clepartmt.!nl'i. the chanRl'
to thr. Sf'tneSIE'r 5\'Stl'm etJUid • du'f!ctl) arft>cl lhe1r progr;uns Th••
othlecttc dt·partmenl, for .. ,amplt •,
submllted iJ h•llt'r to lht• tusk lurot•
sa~ tn.K I hal und,.r tht• M'ml'strr
6)'611•m. ..tJ vnrtet~ of spur111
proKrams could be ad\lcr~wly
affP.Ct~. da~pl!ndtnR upon I he sturt·
41 dates of lhe trrmc. A lalt·r start­
up d~te than we current!} h.w••
would cntud IJnnglllJ( alblt•tes an
early, before school Opf'ns, oil
con s1 dera bl r. C\.1!" 1.
Accordang to profE'ssur ul
educnt wn B,.rn. rd Wolff.
department cha1rpt•r on. lht•
current calendar comcsdcs bellt•r
\\it h 1 h.-scht:du!t•6 or publu:
chools tn thP. North\\t:sl .
·At&o the fc. cht'T Stand. rdsnnd
Pmclices Commis5ttm plcn:.es ltmtts
itS to the amount of class huurs cr.nct••tt• ch'Gts1uns: ht• s.ud ·u·s
dlrfar;ull fur tht• r.u:ult \ Ill 1{1'1
infurtnfltiun qutt.l..l} IJI'CiiU!il' ur ol
lotck ul I mw ur lht• t•lfnrl lu makt•
ltlnl' for 5UI h ISSUftS • , lht• ltl!ik
forr l' WtJI mo\ I' unh US r.t I ilS lht•
fttr.ullv h•ls th••m" • Auoc:tul1• Jlrolt·ssur ul htolo~'
Slt!\'t' $••a\ 1'\ !>IIICI th .. l<t~k Inn,.
·hr.s nul rumt• up \\llh ,1 de•.1r
clvltnt•nlwn ul lht• idt•iJ
~whnt 's lht• InS( b·nr·ht (w J(uln~ot
In th•· Sf'mt• lr.r \lll••m? Wt•'ll hu\lt'
l•1 r••dr.SIJ.tn uur tuurM'S, tlw
r:urruulum ctntl llw Ut>cht sv.slt•m:
lw !iiolld ·u tl mn't ltru~.c. tiun't ft)\ 11: :..tid
Seol\ f')
'•IH'Y s.utl lh•• chotn)t• tu tht•
<st!.ITlt stt•r plnn \"nuld ..,rr~, .l lht•
tlepnrtmPnt's pmxr<tms runtlutll'U
tlurtnJ.: [ll't:t•mht·r.
On!.! ofth•· prubl .. ms tn rnulung •I
hn.tl dt·ctston IS th~ task lo<ce·s lack ~ Ben Ostrom
Of lbe P\,Q,r IF ...,.
Roc1!tm in Portlnnd ~ nn uc.ull'
problrm htdiiV 1•vl'n lhmtt~h th••
number of hlnrk!i ltvtnR 111 Ort·~tun
IS reloliv<'l\' .. m,,ll !'lnicl th•· firol
spnnR te~ 1pt>nkttr for tht' lntf'r
cultural Fcm1m.
Run Hnrmlun . r.u·Lhnarmnn of llw
Block Unll•'tl l'rnnl, ~>otic! that
rtJCtsm in ( )rt'R(lll IS "nut rt•sur­
gt•nu!. It's bt t•n lht• ~nme thruuMh
out th11 veur.; ..
Addre-.~ung the luct.. of blnc:lt. ~•u·
dlt''i and tmnnnl\ stud•·nls ul
Lcwi" and Gl.trk, llt•rndnn no;l..c•cl.
"Hovt-vou htt'n n..oceivtn~ .an
education or huve you bN n tnum'tl
for the uriatocrat\' ?. •
While h~·•chtnK h15torr. prol1•s·
sors c;hould •just R•' c u httlc• fool·
note· about blat" hJstol"\ -fh1•re h"
treml'ndouo; amount nr mrormotinn
out 1 here," 'ittid Herndon.
when rt.'ft>rnng to h1s t•xampl~ uf
Bhark Egyp11nn c;IVIhMiton ns nn•·
J,a ... e ror \\ estrrn rulturt toclu\
As for blue).. 11 udent-. on r:nmpu~>.
Herndon said af blnck studtnls
Wt rl! rt·.IIIV "olllll'tl lht•\ would
,Jfh'IHI\' be 111 uw1:; .and ( ;lnrk, lnr
l'Conuriltr." 1s nut I ht• unh hu.lttJ'
"Whitt• '' udents r.ould t.II•IO~ t• !!lui (
ptt•lt ~ ltiJit l..h" If lhL•y Cl~oUUlt'tl ,
Herndnn SIUtl .tbnut tt'\ •'r'SIII){ lht•
current .. ttu,Jitnn
R<~r.t"m c.m .1lsu lw .,..,.n 111 u•n·nl
I!\ ents, ht• SHtd. Mnvnr Fran!.. h .m.
t.lf'' Cllll fur ll'\ln~ pnJtrp cltst rl!llllll
'"l.ct!ptn}: n·rtmn IJt'IIJIIt• ul r dm\ 11•
In\\ n Slrt!t•ts fur up tn30 cf,,, . ., tn .tn • t•Hnrl tu c•r.1sc tht· 1 nmt• 101 tt•otSI' nl
nf ttdmio,<~inno;
Tht! stutla•ntr tllllllllllt•c• tit~• u~s .. s
r.'l1111pl.-tm~o: lh•• nuulin~-: 1n urw
\H'f'lo.t•nd, titf t•\l'r) nnt· tlul .1 j>!ttllll
1nh.M 10 lht! \\lllcf., nf ''"'' sludrnl,
hut .,, ns 1 mpr.tr:ltc .tl. Tlw
rum nut h·l' I hl'n 'I rur.k un I ht• tth•n
uf rnvuh'm)t mm•• st ucl,•nts I h.1n
juo;l lhr· c nmmillt•c
•tt's nul 1us1 11 m.uhng. hut 11
t.·ummunll \ ( t• If nrt): l••'lllll h .... mi.
She !),ud tht•r1• hns lw;or1 ll1ll\ .1hnut
Uw luc.k nltummuml\ un c,tmpu:o:.
Sh" luuks til the• Apral2-tlh lulltn~o~
·•~ mw ul ttw IIMII} \\,J\S ·tutl•·nts
on c:tmpuo; cun Jlt•l '""~"' twr tn ol
J>!ntup ~·Ht•rl -stuff It! \\un't h••tllr'
on"",.,, hut tl's snnwllun~ Wt' ·~m
uf ttnw 111 mfurm th•· cullt•)(l' uf tlw
fiids .tbuul lht• '''mt~h·r :;y:.tt·m
-rh1•n· 1s 11 tn1e~c unc1•p1ton. fur
•• .unpl1•, th,ll 1f U: )lOt'S In lht•
sem~ ~·lc•r, at wuultl tnt>illl r.ulliiiM
shnrl utn ""'\\ l!t•k \\ inh•r h11·.1lo..
Th.11'e. nul lruc•," :;.uti Juhnsun -w ,: rt! ,,,JI,,n~ .ahuut huv. tu
piH~k.t)(c' nur hn•nks .tnd t:lus•ws"
AI ph•st•nt. hmvt•'lict, lht• tusk
fnrt:P. SIIIJ lll'ttdl!i lo IOiorm the
culh~ l' .thoul lht• .l(:lulll rut.ts nlmul
up••r;at lnJ( undt·r lht• st·m~ t·lt•r
sysll•m.
l.C upt•mtc•cl unclt•r 11 smnt>slc•r
S\ ~lt·m untal S••pt••mb1·r uf 1~63 .
The chunK~'! tu .1 J·J qunrlt·r svstem
\'li ol5 purl ol I hi• IUO)t•r.t 0)(~
pJ.mnmg prc~Mr"m dc·siwnrd by
fnrm~r prt~ldt•nl lohn Hn\-. o~nl
R£>ports durmw lh~ chunMI' f'l•\t .tied
thnt the prou~s l1nm a !Wtnt·stt?r
syc;tt?m lu a quurlt!t SV!ih•m luak
roughly a war lo l.omplt!tt>. . -tudrnt& need to ha~e. Thf' 213
crt'd1l courst>.s "e urff'r. whu:h
mlt~ .P up the bulk uf uur
d~partmt·nt , luwe oln•<~d~ I.J,.,.n
worlit!d oul v. alh our ,JocredttlnR
dgt>nt y. It would IHiw a Mrl'.JI dP-ul
nf hm•·. t•n•·rgy &nd mr.~m •)' lo
red••.sagn our d~:partOll'nl if \\c
switc·h o\'t'r In lh1• SP.ml::;tN
II) tr.m: Classifieds
Wolll saacJ the OJr~ument
upsturtJng thr. chuug~ that thrre
~\ould be more far.uh \'/sludenl
c.ontact can "uri.; agamst iutud,.nt,
·p rt1culnrly af the :>tudl!nt needs to
toke the cour:;e lrut dtsUI..t!S thP.
professor for some f'l'asun:
•t don't lhmk the lrtsk fnro:: h.ts
c:orne up \\llh ttnythmg c.kfinttlve
f' . .nough for the faculty to make any
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224-8928 JOB HUNTING ? Dressing
professtonally lor your career
Is Important Time and cost
sav1ng adv1ce oHered. at no
fee to you, by shopping wilh
Sally 635-7813
LOSTI Female beagle Brown,
Black, White-fat tummy.
Loves to eat-frtendly ­
llcense-tags-hear\broken
family near LC Disappeared
week of 4/5/82. If found call
246-7970 or 657-7307 . 21 pN'I ••nt I""' yc•ar 1s tlnr c,.,mplt·,
Ht•rndnn suid Slnct blocks r.ommit
11 lllllCl' !thnrt· of th11 cr1rnl' .tnd !tim,.
th1a c:nnw il'i Jut• to the hursh ·lO In
BO p•·•~•·nl unl'mphlymcnt amon~o~
blue J..~ In Portlnnd. Herndon soid. II
'" thc•rt•ft~rt• rar.tsl
Thc· lmpotl.mc.c· Ill hi.,tnrv an
dc·fanlng On.•Htlll·.., 1 .JCi~m ds .t r.ul·
lurul n"P'"·' ot lift' r.1tht•r ttum •'
1\l'\\ pht•nurnt•n ~o~n I 'I I ht• kry In
undt•t-st.tndtng, said Herndon.
H1·rndon has been nr.ttvc 10
blur.k socco-polillcill action t'Ver
SlOt I' ht• lt•rt "-1\nsno; for Ne\-. Yorio.
\\ hc•n• he• wort..c~d With thr Vtsl,t
pnt)Crilm tn ll,trlc•m. With uid (nun
,, Rud.dr.llt•r grant h•• .allc•ndt•tl
Rrc•d t'nllcRi' where he helped tni·
IJ,Jit \frcr.m 'tmht!:. r:ln .. s~s by
ur,~.1m 'IOJf .m ncr.up.ltinn nf Rt!l'll'S
h1stu1 \ hucldmg 1n 1969. Hl' \\IIIli
un In slurl 11 nlarl.. Educ::atwn Cc•n·
h'l .1s w••ll n~ the 'l'nll..tng Drum
Boo~\ o; liiH' an I hl• t!olrh 1970's t:en •
len•d Hrouncl Pnrtland
lit> sutd tht' lreatmenl or blnr.k'l
Wfh nn •• vowed nllemplto destroy
block pP<lplt! lJnttJ lhe 14th
,\m1•ndnwnl Oti.'Jttlll slttlull• did
lltll pennil black~t lulive 1n •the free
'\Jorlhwt"U • Ht•rndon alsu !Intel
Ort1\llll had th1 lal'\!t'Sl Ku Klu'
f...l.tn huo;1• 1n lhl' I "' dunn~ tht•
tq·,o·~. in \\hi' h '' zs.ooo
m••mlwrs tnulo. J'lotrl In mns-. mllu•s
,mel ,., I'll h ru:hHIJ.t~ .
Wurlcl \\'.1r II l.u~l'l) hmu}lhl
HJ.u:ks 111 On'Jo!"" thll' In lhl' shur·
IU)lt' nr lo1hur (ur lht•t .nn~truc .ltnn ur
l.1lwrl} Ships. Ht•tntlun ,,uti. Hind,
nunulat111n lnt.rt·a~ed frum ,I,UOO tn
cln lu,NI'I h••r."
( ~ u 1 n J.l , t In n ~ \\ 1 I h I h •·
r.nnununil}·hulldtn)t. lhP .ld\.mn~ l
~1.1phu · tlt!.M~n ,,J,,.,._ h•tl hy Molf\
1 •• 11'ur1t• prnrluct>tl lht ~tuff II!
pu:.ll•r .ummd 1 .unpu:.
Huth lot4UIIh .tnd l.m•h s.utl th••
I Ill I l'ilSI'cJ I''JlllSlltt' \\'rtUid hlllhl •I
lwtlt•r s••lt·t hun ul .lpplit .. lllh ... t\o;
tnqUHt•:; )!1• Up, .tpplic;,Jitrlns gn up
\\'•· tlun'l \\.tnt lu .tc t.cpl mutt•
olpplu.tnl'l, hul \\1' tin w.ml ...
111\jlrtl\t' lhl' (JUolhl~.-JllliUilh l>IIICJ.
lo~!l'h ,.,pl.unt:tl lh.ll thr· n.1m1•s nl
pnlt•nlloll stuclr•nts r:nml' frmn lht•
Edu• ,11111n•1l 'l'l'~lln~>: ~·n u·p, tht•
• urpur.11tun I h.11 prepr.m•s tlltd
pr f'SI'Ills I tw Sc:hnlusht' Apt1l uclt•
'1'1-sl tu h1,.;h t>t huul ~·nturs ,u;russ
llw c.uunl r). Tht· c.urpurntmn thi'O
St•lls tlw numt•S .tnd otddn·'>St! n(
Sl uclc•nt s whu h,t\ e tndir.11t •t.l the•\
wuuhl hk~ mlurm.ttlun rrum l c.
Ul ht•r sdllluls tu kt! .uhlant.t)(l' nr
llw lt·'lltnJl serv1r.t> mttilinM h~l Th"
~~ unl~ 1 h1· 'lt'runtl yenr tht• r:ollt>)(P
h.is buuMhl thv t;tlr\111' J.aqutlh S<lld
1 but nul uf 17 000 st uden 1 s sent
litt•r.tlurc. 12 perumt respond1•d.
olho\tt! the 7 percent niltiOnWide IH4l to 26.000 In 194S
1 hanMs wc•n• nnl cqunl
In UWi, lhl' nt•dRhnR I
I.I'HRUI clrclurc•d th.tl r.1r.111m tnPq
I lund \\II" I hr wuntl nf •10~ ''or11l
1•rn utv Th•• unw Yf'llt, r,1,,.
dlnunlshtd 1h1• blnt:k Jloput111 (rum 211,000 to 11.000 tn
• I munth., ht· t;md. U\' 1980 llcu111
Sllltl. ( )r••MIIll \\ill' llw hnul shllt
:mqMs~ tis ttl \5 pupulultnn num
1\llc•r Wnrltl Wur 11. lt••nwl~ '
suul. Purllnml' s nunor111es
.1ml o;tiiJIItl' tr••nlt•rl h) .1n ·,n5l,
llltlllllllt•d unci JIC'~rliMiizt·d (
• roiCI!Irn.
II~ .tid I hut pnlu·•• ~t•lttlturl5
otl\\'.1\" ht·t•n ,,, II In\\ h•\ rl He!~~ ~
tht• lflflO'!i, ·mu~h 5hnd tndn:l•k'
nlc;," nr block polin• untls ",..'""
could only nrn.o~t blnr.ks. Prtlm •
blnck netRhburhoods . Ounn_s
1970'~ uo pt•n•t•nl nr .dl
1.;1ll1•cl h\ I he• pnlir.•) In l'lmii • .J
\'H'rt' Ulnd;
I h•rnclon !!nul lht "'·hnuhna
blnclo. children In Porllnnd wn~~~ ·
ll ffiiiJOf '>llUfl I ur loiC"m Th··
lruthon ur hlm:k flrudcs ,il!. lhn ...
12 tn hi\ ur uf bu:.-.lnR tn lh1• .-...
1970s und lht• diHu!tlng of
c:ullurt• w,t\ dt1(r.tdtn~ . lndlt},
usunl for,, 61uc~ child not lo lutm
blurk tc•nr.lwr in ull lm lZ v••un
'I hunl
\\'hut nc·t•tl" In lw tlunp i Itt
lt·.u.ht•ts \\lw·spt•,tl.. ntlll'r typr,r
l.tnJ.:U•Iftt'" .tntl \\ lm lltt• lwllt•r
Cotlt·d lnln blue k sc·hool,, It's up
thr• block communi!\' to
blor.lo;:; ror education,
lferndnn
-
rc•spnll!ll' II\ 1•r.a){t' . t, I .
Hut h I Htl\111 h und l.rwh
I. nn\\ hm\ munv uf I hut 12 Pf.l1~
w.tullll\' clt•r:lcla:cl tu ,tltc:ond
''Th••rP an• tlt•I•I\'I'CI llllnt'flt!\ to
Sl'tatl n: !ul'h SollcJ * I~,()(Xl
uhuul llw c~ullt·w• ."
Vturn lilt' t•t\\ lt•slt11M
nllllhn)! ltsl tlw tulii·J.tt! c.ltrtsi'S
:if hun I sl utl1•nh whuw 1 U'"""'
II\ t• )(I .1dc• pmnl •1\'t•rol~ t' is 3 0
111'111'1, \\ hu•w lest \l'un• l!'i .45ll
lll'lll•t In th1• Ill" t'Uit!)(flfii'J
\\ hu j>ll'nl'l •Ill\ It \I• 10 lhP •
\-.c'SII'rn slollt'S, or I lltlf'il',
Sl ud1•nl olft' SIIU)(hl I hniUMh
nlhlns. but f1nunc uti ltnlll
rt •trul lht• numbc•r ur sturlt·ntiJ
tht· lt>sllnM ~rv1c:c lists who .m
rt·t t't\ • tnfnrm.llum .
(Junltl y uf pult•ntml stmlt-nt
tlw hy r.tc:lut .lhcl\'c ,,IJ in
1 unsult•r.1hnn u( •tpplu .• tnls
s.ud lht•} wa•rt•n't mlt•rt•slc:d 10
·Ill\ Sl uda•nl '' hn cuuld P••)
1 ust.
J.rwh """I lht• Slufr ltlt.O!mlltl
wnuhl o;hll\-. hu\\. tnu~h 11 IJ
ttllr.td ~I udc•nh ' II 's n wo,ndc'l11
nppurluntl y (I o help) llnhuncr
profile.'' ht• "ud
"The Problem of Integrity"
The Oregon Psychoanalytic Foundation tn a conjoint meeting~
The Oregon Psychiatric Assoctatton presents Leo Range II. M 0
"The Problem of Integrity' on April 23rd, 1982
Dr Rangell presents a :study of cultural pathology. an observatiO'f
of the destrucrtvenSS$ of narcissism as 1t relays between thelee<W.
1mmed1ate stafl, and the general public. HCh supporting the oth«
with 11/U$10ns of exceptional license This presentation 15 !/'If
culmination ol e1ght years of study of that dtsturbence of behavk>'
marked by Jack of a sense of guilt and couplod with convtctlonsd
omnipotence .
Presented at
Benson Hotel. Mayfair Room. S W Broadway & Oak
Registration
6·30 p.m. with no hos1 bar
Dinner 7 p m $15.00 per person
Presentation 8 15 p.m. -discussion to follow with questions
the floor
Parking: Validated free at Bank of C&llfomla
Reservations for dinner Phone 297-4858 or send check to
Oregon Psychoenalytcc Foundat1on
9200 S w Barnes Road
Portland. Or 97225
Pioneer Log, April 1 Doctors
for life a,
strpben Snyder
(t ,,. Pill-~ .....
AS THE HUMA~
10 the nation's u~
aconomtc: blows und 1
tbe 1970's, philosoph )
~ulosopher propt'r tod
11t~st .
At lhe !lame llml' os
11'11 arts ar.adt>mio
throughout the countt)
!ling tronsformnltonl
s:ndisputcd medtcal dl
being unlaced and scrj
Pollents were not 1~
-rems that doctor
~~:tans of sus I amcnsc II
ln the last ten
medical schoo
ethicists to tht
m thc• 70's. new
\ iabll! hre. dtrr,.,.,.~
n~thtl' on patient
cg trt!alment.
Doctors or medlcin
o!ov.n ethical lm\'S ~
. ns .J
OOIJUnOt'd und uned~
...!.a'"' an ethicist wou
hospital sthtUIJOr
Ordsions are mode
rnp,itntttr5. decisions It
psyt.hohtMtr:all
opt'ration; dectstun~
IJ:Iti!lbers of a paltenl
muy be doing the
possibly bt> sure.
ltrvi•~u lo uJie, talc I hi
In I he los I ten ye.vs E
Warm
wSba.ll8 Fu
dill Pion lit' 1.oa I
S I WAS making ~
to lht! United St
conversatio n with
my visa tnt
.cJ States Consulate
SeallJt! and knew
'Are afratd of lh
of course, th,
!Nih. his question Jeri
It was not long afte
11 onenlalton lecture
Barlow of l.ewl
r Log. 10pula~
) tn ,
Hr·rlld
~I Sl.tlt
Inn
,.,...,od.
juulin~
I was
• l'hr tl.
.... th,_.~.
lht• r.111,
of '"""
tK-lR\
I to h.tn,
2\'ctil1
.t!
rsr,
uwh
!umt
itudeoh
hoM
nts
lt~d '"
i1 p.t~
c.:am
lh tl I~
wundrr'
h.mcr
servatiO'!
eles<W.
heath¥
ntSthl
ha'(T(I
ctionsd
to I
I Doctors look to humanities
for life and death answers
Sttpben Snydcn­
<t !Ire P10nerr Loa
AS Tl U·: IIUMANI'rfF..S depMtmt~nts
10 thr. nut ton's uniVI'rsitir..lltook hefty
IOJ(IOnllr. blows und RCnt!rallv ~thrunk an
iJ',e 1970's, philosophy student,; .md the
plulosophrr propt"r took to nl'w uvenue!l of
iltertst.
AI thr• qume tim(' "" the plummt•tinR lib
trtl orts ocodPmio. medacal schools
lhrouRhout th11 country "Ptr st·uinR uru.et
l)ing tron~formutmn• What hnd b~n
cndisputed mt!dicul dt>rantllon~ wore now
l:eillll unlncl-d and scruhnllJ!d
Pollcnts were not ju111 lymA on thl' toble
.;reetng thut doctor knowtt bt"!lt New
. ans llf sustammg life Wf'N· comanR an to • try'!> mcdit~d sr.hool11 huve added philo-
sophrra or ml'dlcnl ethidsts to lht•ar
faculltr.s. More nnd mon•, dl)ctora nre tt~tpe·
ricnclng a ddlctPnc:v In thr.ar eriucntion.
Theu phlloaophttra are ateppinR up to o((er
on educated und morally obje(tive view;
thAy ore the new bf!dsade-fi'!Uow• to the
medical doctor. THESE NEWCOM~Rc; have hud 110
am pact that as both profound nnd con·
troversial. Whllt! they nre educotr.d in
mPdical ethics and ossumr. rolf'~ in both
teaching and patient care. 'lome doctors see
the ethicast as meddlinR in the doctor·
pahent relahonsh1p But muny doctor'>
view the presenrf' of philo11ophera in the
bospilal!l ns conduove to the moral
dec1sion-muldnj:t procc'l~ nnd nllnvintin8
In the last ten years, 80 percent of the country's
medical schools have added philosophers or medical
ethicists to their faculties.
pi)' 10 lht• 70's, new dt•finitaons or death
l!:d ~a.ablc tare. da£fert·nt viPWS on abortion.
mt\\ nghts on patient ant~qe1 :tion concern·
treatment.
n.. •.. rnrs of medicint• hnd bt-cn loyang
cthir.nl haws and making moral
ll!r.isinns- dt!tlsions rh.1t pro\ cd quite
mfoundt'tl .md unt•ducatrd. Do you Sf'e
rrhl'n• iUI cthu:i!'tt would Ht into this defi·
ami hospital situution?
!kocasions are mudc to t<tkc paltl'nls uff
1!$ptrolors, d1~isions urc mude lu dt.oclon~ u
OlllPinl psythoiDRitillly unable to llndure
IIOpt-rallon; UcdtiiOnS Oft' mudll by family
Clfll'lb~t:"S of '' p illlllnt, pl-oplc who think
ihl) muy bt• cloinK the bllst thing, but r.oulrf
1111 possibl)' bt· sure. ~l.my hospit.tls arc
!:}1nl( tiJ allt•vlutc thas problem.
In tht! lost ten ye<~l"!'' 80 (M't".ent of the c:oun the pressures put on doctors to moke com·
plicated d~cis ions
The amp<JCI hus bct•n rt!R••rc.Jud lb drtn·
mcntul when: al N>.sultrd in questiorung thr
validity or n dor.tor's medical prowess.
questioning m~dtcal ~ulotion. nnd when
greater liubilitll's make lor susceptlbll' luw·
suits. Oocton; do not wont to ht.• told
whul to do by somPbodv lookms mll'r hi-s
or her shoulder, $omcbody who is not
n~sponstblc for the pullcnt.
The ulhlcu;ts arc n.oquil'l•d to h11Ye sonw
medical knnwlr.dJ(Il , but their overt func­
hon as to a!lk and unswt•r qut•stluns. They
ma~tht ask why ont• pali1•nt is pl.u:L'li an u
\\'urd .and onotht!r into n pravatc room.
Th!c!y nught o.sk why a \OUnM uthll'tf' is
JlcltinR hotter treutmonl thnn o middh•·
UJ!ed drunk. tn the case of opposin8 abortion. the l!thi­
cist would not malo.e right or wrong JUdgt'­
mllnts. But because of .t dave,.,;e knowledge
nf human ufratrs, they could educate the
patient us to thl! pro~ und cons of such n
matter.
Muybc a husblllld and wife would tell a
doctor tht!y did not want a domngt d child
w1th one I~'? What t::oMtilutcs 'ddmORe'?
What if I hey don't \\ nnt o Rlrl?" The quP.S·
twos uf what c.onstitutr.s vauble hfe and
qualitv ure questions thnt an ethtcist roccs frequentJy .
The uppoanlment of philosophers to hns­
patals nnd mediad school atalf positions 1
a rather unecononucal luxury. AI the sam~
timt>~ tht· cost mtghl be worth rhe antt'l'\ en·
tion of such prof..-ssionala .
I say the patltmt should deddt! who IS lo
muke or help make decisions con~mt ng
has wellare. 1\ man of medicmc trodataon­
ally lacks the morn! and llbenll knowledge
of humnmt~ to make hrc und death
dt>cisions .
Warm welcome helps overcome weather anxieties
UaShang Fu
lliiiPicnwr Lot
S I WAS muking prcparution~> to come
to tht• United Stutes. I found myself
1 conversntlon wath n clerk whtle I was
mnganR my visa an th~ oChcc of the llni·
States C.onsulute. lie told ml' he was
Seultlc and knew Portlnnd very well.
'An you oCraad o£ the ram r he asked me
!!plied, of course, thut I was nol. but an
h his question left me feeling uneasy
It wns not lonR after that thot I Rtlended
Ill onentatio n lecture gaven by Professor
!tff~y Burlow or Lewis ond Clark College.
-
eer Log, April 15, 1 • Acclimatization easy at LC
to acquaant the CtunPSe students with
thmw-they might expect to find in thear
Americtln clly. Portlund.
The uneusanf'.SS that the clerk's question
had raised was o;tirred awuin os Professor
Barl.ow urged us with great seriouMess to
bring plenty or ruin gtar to Portlnnd He
emphasized that we ehould bring o rain­
coat. ramhot, boola and umbrella He made
at clear to us that we would hove frequent use for these things. Knowing tn my htmrt
thot I had always enjoyed sunny days
more than raaoy ones. I beRan to feel appre­
hensive about my stay in Portlillld. Per­
haps I really wa~ afratd of the ram.
Weelu passed: the hme for our trip
arrived. Arter a long toumey by air, we
found ourselves amving at the Portland
oirporL It wu drlZ.Zling, as predicted , but
there was no lime to develop 1088}' 1pirits.
Emerams from the plan~. we round our­
selvea surrounded by a group of forty offi­
tJal.s. professors. and etudents from the
c.oUege. pressing us with flowers and hand­
shakes. and hurrying us cheerfully along to
meet our host families ~o~ho were gathered
nearby.
Our families greeted us warmly. questi·
oned us with great interest ubout our trip,
o.nd carried our luggtqte to their wuihng
automobiles . The wo.rmth ond frtendliness
of thear welcome mode me forger th.ttl was
t'tpenencing my fint chill). wet. Portland
evena~ .
During the first two weeks in Portlnnd, I
tt'tpcrien~ certoin da((icultaes. We all sur­
Cered from "jet-la8· br.t":ause uf tht• time daf­
ference. w~ had lf.'fl ShltnHhUl ·It 1:30 in thr.
aftt·rnoon and had atri\'t.'<i in Sun Frrtncl8Co
c1t whnt would have bt•t•n 1 1:30 p.m at
homr: tame for slecpt~ In Sun t-·ront:IKo,
howc\er. the sun wns just ristn~. nnd we
had anotht:r dll\' .tht•tld or u . • For davs. we (ell slt~p\' in the mnmu'8
und cne~etic at naght. A st.>eond dt(fu;ult
adJustment also tnaublal me. Here thttl'tl
were many Ot!\\ and lmfnrnihar fuods:
moremlt·r. mnny footls whkh were uther­
Wise "ell known to us • .tppcured an dtiTr.r­
t•nt forms Tht• food wns \l!ry nourishmg .
hut unfamiliar ond strongc to my taste.
These diffitultiP-s mode me fed more
unctam[ortuble thun dad the mm. NOW 11-fA T f have Uved in Portland
for o~o•er three months. I hn1. c found
thai the rain interferes very little \\ tlh my
uchvities. Soon after our am\'al. we moved
to the campus or l..e'-'olS .md Clar&.: College
wheN! w~ now live in Stewart HaU. Here
fhe ruin p~cnls no re.al da(ficulties for us.
A \\ttl kept lawn surruunds the dormi­
tory. II faces on a paved ctn:ular dnve,
which rinss a landscaped nower ~
Farther away we see sroves of fir trees
beyond the college buildifl.RS,
The campus is very pic.turesque. The.
housing and sarutary condibons are very
good. There is no stendina water on the
roads: there ts no mud on the collese paths.
The library. cafeteria. and classrooms are
wllhin a short wolki~ diJiance from my
door.
I rarel }' use my umbrella. and hnve never
used my rain boots. In fad. e\'el')' morntng
and every e\ emog. ram ur shme. I go lOR­
sang on th~ campus paths I know I am
mosl certainly not afraid of the rain; I am
h tppy to be h~ .
By comp.trison, thCS"e Is less ram an my
home cttl of Guilin than there t!l hen!!;
n••vcrthelr! tl does ra•n qutte h 1.1\ tly ln
Cuilin during certam part of the year.
pnnctpall.)' in the spnng and summer.
gomNime5tl waU nun (or one or two \~eeks
'~ithout u b~ak.
t\ t um 1u .. customed to ~u~h ruin in Cui·
lin. 1 fmd thnt it hn!> been cas\ for me to
hcconw acclim.alctl lo the wcuther here in
Purtlund. Furthermore. lilw o Port lander, I
no\\ see how the rmn helps sustain the
ft•rhle 1. nllcy. the ~uniens.ILlwns ond pllrka
of the cit • I ee tholtl IThl'-es the trees srow
well the lall In! ahnt support the resi·
on'· lumber onrl ''ood products
mclustncs.
I ~nm\ thnt no\\ I could laughutMI.) reply
tn that clork's first dtSquaetmg que lion:
'"No. I W1l not afroul uf the nunf' Soon I ~·ill
hkc the rain us much as Portlonde.rs do. Ex-ASLC president sees
unity as missing link
Bob )ones
For ... Pin-loa
----~---------------W HEN THE LJOC offtred mP. an oppor­
. Jnlh to write ll gm I · ditunnl
looking hnd; on my ) e.ar O!'o .\Sl ( Prest·
dr.nt, I \'l.ondt•red whul aspt•t.l nltht tob 11
mt~ht lw. u~fulto n•Otcl on. What ftnull~
!iiC111 mt• '" rtlmg a.s tht• opamon pif!(;t tn the
\pnl 6th Log vmiiPn b\ ~1on lo
~r.htmclpf••nag.
A~: I rend the• nrticlt•l felt that ulcl f,tmahur
hc~dm:hc b~tn to pulse' hue~ ond forth
b tv.ecn ml tr.mph•.s. Prrhaps ,·ou n>ud lht•
nttlclr It's th" ont' 1hlll ampllcs thnt lht•
trustees cnn'l ~lct•p wt•ll untallht•\ anOntt­
tuillon ~ ts ton poantthnt fl'l•t•z.cs ~ttudr.ntoc
out mto the wet uml dnpptnM underbrush
of th~"real \,orld:•lt'lllhf' one lhotlJ"Io;s tht•
poag01tnl qUt sltun: •HtlW many llntt'' hus
thfl FiMndul A1d offir.e scn•,,t..-d pt>oph•
ov(r7·
Qur. tiuns lik~ that don·t leavr much
room for doubt. Ch•,lJ'l~. tht> Flnanctnl ,\td
off we IS runmn~ on nr.ll\ c cump.1i~n to
Crt:\\ tudt•nts o\'cr; all lhnt'5 lrft un.~ns·
wenxi t!l '" hu:h ~tud•·nts are bt lnR sc rt'\\'t.od
O\'f"r and \\ hnt pos'iibll• mohvt• th~ people
tn f'.A. could have for ~uch ar.ti\ at1r.s
Su~lr Mar} Jo will havE' anotht·r enhS(ht·
tmng article lhas week to cle.1r tho e que.,.
lion-: up.
If I may quote rou RJtOIO, l\1nrv lo "Lf't'S
be ~('rJous: lnde~ . let'~. bPCIWM! tu1t1on
hikes and hnanc1al 10d problems an•
5t:nous queslions that dc<;t>rve more 1han
what we students round sp1lltd all o\l'r the
opinion p11ge h111 Thursd;lv .
Frankly, the Lo~ owes the admmistru·
lion, trustrl's and parllc:ularily th~ Finun·
ctal A1d on1c~> an apol~y . Prrhopo; thut
apologv ''ill oome tn the form or a thouJtht
ful. m-dt•pth too).. at tht> financial aid prob
lem in the upcomina In Focus. H Mory Jo
hold ltlk~n the time to gel up rrom ht•r
1~ pcwntt•r and look mto thl' man). many
1mphca11ons and rea5ons bt'htnd th11 lui·
hon mcrease and rinonctul aid proble•m <;ht
would hn\ r• found the t.>nhtP 11dmtmstrtJ·
II\ c structure of I his coU~e scmmbhnR to
make thl' best or a Hry diffacuJI tiUittion.
We ate not alont> in that scromblt>: it
tn\'oh t•s ew:T)' collrge in the LJmted Stnlcs
and 11 1 largely attributable to idiocy at the
fedr·rol Je,·el. Your hme at the typcwr11t•r
would be better sp~'nt wnting your con·
sre. smun thon blammjt complex problt'm'l
on tht people who are worlm~ thcir tails orr
to mlnim•u thf! tmpact of 'uch probl~ms on
Lewis and CJark.
1 hi" altemath e to a tu1tion hike IS to cut
programs. All the state schools ore cutting pro~trams nnd rm'lin~ twt1on
t-.h rnlnt 1" tht" Thf"re ore many ~rob
lcms fnr.tng ull nf "" hl'l't' 111 U. ll s JtOinf( to
tnlo.n ull of our r.ffort" to "hupr thia coll~e
tnto n lenmtntt 'ommunity thnt will ~ur·
, ,,·e nul nnly tht' pre .. unl t nn)s. but tho~
lht• ruturt' po.S('o; for us llS Wl'll Our work in
,\, 1 C hu~ lnf'Rt•lv lK-t'n un t'ffnrt to 'lhow
thut <otucit•nts cnn be reo;ponsiblt• partJcl·
p.lnl m tht' '1tnl pmc::e that will move
thto; wtlt>gt' into tht• (utun~
I bt:>hew the cnmpu~ mt.'dia hns a n>~'>pon·
1b1ht' tu tht• 1 udenl~ il5 well ac; thr. col·
lr.gl' 1 onnnumty lnl'l•present 1ssue 11S fully
ond ur.r.urnlt·l~ ns possible. As the major
snUN't' of lnfurmntmn on r.Hmpus. the Log
CIUHhl 10 rrt'l I hts re~ponsibiht y 100'11
dt't•ply.
If Wt\ u" "'ludenls, urc ICI mnke a differ·
t•nu• un rum put', 1f Wl' art• to take any mE'nn·
rnMful mle• tn mnlo.tnR lh1• changes thot n~d
mnl..1nM nt l ••was .md Clark. tht•n WP ought
to mulo.e every ultt>mpt to undermtntl thl'
slt•l'\'ot~ fW of tht• 'lhorl-!iighted cynical
stutlt•nt spNalo.tng from the standpoint or
IRnumnt. Wt' ou~ht 10 tokt:' Rrt>at palM to
molit• our \'OICl' mum bv tnl..tnfl the tlme to
rest>m'f.h a8SUt•o; bcfon• '' c dec1dt> \o\ ho 15 to
blnmt•nnd wh.1t needo; to be done to chaflRe
th1) "IIUAtlon.
0\'cr the I.Jsl ~ear l'\'e had I he opportun·
11' lo \'uri.. closr.lv with President Gardner. • • th•· vunouc: vu:e presidents of the college
;.JOd somf! of the trustl'ell. The most valua­
ble pnrt or lhl"i r.'\perience for me has been
the r:hon• r. to ~limpse the many. man1
probiP.m~ und pomls or view that converge
It's loo easy to be cynical,
to sit in our separate comers
and point. If we have to
point1 then why not to a
realistic and achievable goal
of unily and cooperation?
un nn~ Jll'li M issut:s.
The bustness or the odrruni5tratlon IS to
at lcnst as willlnR to propose creative 1deas
vww nnd to umve at a solutiOn that Oe!'l
serves the commuml\'. These solutions
~ r.Jrd\' fully plmtsc nny of the groups
uHPCted bv o deti,aon and so the adm1ntS· • tration ts often roundly cr•tic.ued for oper·
ultnM tn u left handPd manner without a
real JlrliSp of the SltUallon
I would venture to say that m nearly all lnlltont('f> m which I've hrord the admlnis·
1rut10n 1 ratluzctd. it Is the cratir who has
foiled to fully Rra!lp th1· situation For that
rea~>on I om constnntly Uf1tlng various stu·
dent group'!, crusading for this vital cause
or that one. to make doubly 'ure they've
done thrir homework on lssue'l before they
thrust them tnto the odmm1strative arena.
Tuke the broadt'r virwl
Scott Wolff. editor of the Lo~. is fond of
snytnp thot students don't care about
ASLC. Perhup11 thot'!l why the 850 students
who turned out to vote In last term's elec·
lions for ASLC officers are shU wruting for
the Lo~ to prmt the result!! of the election.
Wh1le I would agree w1th Scott that there
ore probably some students who don't care
ubout ASLC. the fact IS that the turnout
both m terms of candidates seeking office
und those volin~ for them was higher than
It ho6 been m twenty yl'ors Ttus seems to
1ndlc:ate at least enough mlerest to warrant
publlshm~ the results of the elections. For
thost> of you who are wondering. Pet~r
Cook defeated Mark Dorsey by a n8J1'0w
mOf'RJO of 10 vote11 Other elecllon results
arc 1.1\ aalablr in thl' ASLC offices.
IN ANY CASE. mv 'lense as I leave offlc·e
111 that ASLC I sin competent hands and
buildinA toward b1~er and better things
Whrn students by u morgm of 4 to 1 voted
m the nf'W constitution. we voted tn a dnr­
mg ond vtstonary student government
model that is uniqur to Lew1s ond Clark I
trul} believe m this new model of govem·
mrnt but would emphostu> that ASLC 1s
bounded on alls1des by the level ~f support
and comm1tme nt 11 has among the student
body.
We ore forlunnte to have o college presi·
dent who believPa In ond will support
ruporuible student leadership and I urse the students of this college to toke an octl\1
hand in your own orratrs ond futures
Let's continue to bt• c:rlllcul or l.C, bu1
w1th lln eye toward positive r.hoORe H ¥.t
are willing to crlltciw then WP ought to bt
at leust RS willtng to propose creallv idtaa
for ('hOnRtl; we ought to be w11ling to bad
our words with responsible efforts that
will help Implement chonge
And abcntt all, while we're working. en.
ticizmg. chon81ng.let's abo enjG)' and,.._
force the many nrh and worthwhUt
opportunihcs thai are here by the effortaof
those who hove come before us. Alnra
what ta hel't'l We are o small community.
We would do well. I think. to take advu­
tage of our size
It's too eosy lo be cynical. to all 10 011
separate comers and point If we hove to
point, then why not to 8 realistic and
ach1evable goal of unity and cooperation?
And finally, on 8 personal note, I wont to
thank the faculty and starr for your supporl
of our efforts over the post year and ask ftr
your continued support for ASLC in tbr
future
For those I've disagreed with, v1olently
or otherw1se. the sun keeps com1ng Ull
lhinS(s ore never as crucio! os they sHm
For those I've worked w1th moat closely.
who hove shared the frustmllon and hyst~
na. the lau~thter ond shrugs, thank vou ftr
your understondmg.
Most Importantly. to the student~ ol
Lew1s and Clark. thank you for your truaj
and sense of humor; thank you for your
abihty to miss my dumbest moves. or 11
least not tell me you saw them Klndnen
as somf'One should have s~ud. Ia often u
act 4fgqlect Whatever leans down on us
from the future, l fhantt you fer llu! opor·
tunily you gave me I wUl keep It with mt
Loeb to Gard11er: Stuff it.! mfn1·nlill1y with !In rnuny tiiHt!n•nl
st•t'lnrs uf lht I ( 1cUnmunll y
S! U(f II WI IS dt ~IRnl:'d tltt ol
•:umpus-w1dr prnwcl Thr uft>a nf
pn•parin~ 40.000 ptrt t•s of muil in
unt• ci.ty mov suuml si.IJolMcranu. but
I .am uptimisltr.abuut tht• pm~pr.r.t-.
fur suct.l">S. I kno" of no nl hrr t.ul
I~•: thnt hall undertuken a Studt•nt
Scnn;h muilinR of lh11 mn)(niludt·
n?l}'tnR o;olely upon commumty
partiCipation ror lt!'l I'XI'CUtiun, nnd .m t•,t,illnR uvent ror lnternu·
llunul nncl American ~tudf'nl'>
nllke. for qomr rea~on thl!i party
srt>ms purtirulurly worth notmg
bt':{~uusl! lthtnk thtl!le who all ended
til'n!;t'd •\0 unu,ual atmosphere or
enthusuasm. ldughter. and com·
mun1ty sp1rat which proves to be a
precious commodity al Lewis .tnd
Clark. my extslunce here lonr.ly
mounmglc>~s
In ordur to remedy tbu
predlcamunt, I was wondertn!l
perhnp!'l you would be so kind as11
pr1nt u small rtlqueat
correspondt>n ce in your schl:d;
poper To thl Edttor.
Not long <~SO PeiE'r Loth. I..Pwts
nnd Clark's Dean of Adm1ss1on .
oppronched mP and askt."d tf I
would hdp the College ·sturr It: I
mu 1 adm11 to 50m~ imhal surpnsf'.
but altPr lttt to Peter's expla·
rwtion I .un pleased to oHer mv • support.
Stuf/11 .• as most or you know by
now. ill the AdmtS!UOOS orrace'a
maihng of Lewis and Clark infor·
matlon to 40.000 pn> .... stleclt·d high
chool Juntors. Th1s maJor under~
takang ls part of thn ColleJte's ongo­
mu effort to atlmc.t and t>nroll 0.1
student body that la ac:udemJcally
excellent and personally engas•nR
The outcome of th11 proceas
...... dtn:dh .tfh~l:~ thr• r.urrt•nl .anti
lui un• "e>ll·bmnM u! lht• c ullt'f4t' .tnd
~ver)' tnd1vaciuill ns~m :111tr.tl w1th
l.eWI!i and Clurk.
You cnn pdrhnpate m thr pre,.
C:t•s • and I hopt• vou w11l B\' relymJ(
on lhe tnthUSitiSIIC tn'lioh:f'mt•nl uf
C1101yn Karo
studr•nt'l, slnff. fowhy. and other
sesmrnts of the tommunlly. lht'
Coli··~·· 15 ablr. to l.lunt:h cl mutlin~t
whlrh could cust $5·6,000 If
handled by a pnvah• hrm. More
1mpottnntly, Stulf II 1s an oppor·
tumty fur parttc1p.1tlon. r.ontribu·
lton, and tumplr. enJoyment. The
Mother11 Club w11l prep.Jre u home­
cookE-d dmner 1n Stamm for all who
parllr:Jpate. and I luok forward to
thll unique chance'! to work together You too, mny have bet•n som{•·
what takt>n aback by thut hr-.1 ~UR·
Reslion to Stuff Ill While 11 i~t "
umque request, I thmk It 16 ampor·
tant. Stuff It rtpl"l!sents an f'ntnyu
ble opportunity to par1tc1pate 1n 1.1
community that cores about Itself
ond il'> fulure I hopt• thnt you will
be oble 10 join ua un Sulurdny,
April 24, tn tht.> Thayer Room!!.
With bftst wlsht~s,
Stncrrely.
/onws 1\, Cunln11r rn: .. ldc•nl
Diverse party
reviewed
To the Editor.
The International Students party
held hut Saturday niJtht I behrved
to be exceptionally well phmnrd I I hmil. more P.vcnls I hat c.an
bring American and International
student!' togethl'r will be increa!\­
m~ly Important os we le<Jtn bt~tler
how to uccept t>ach other and our
dlrferent cultural baclcgrounds us
we worll toaether m c:ulhvotlng n
11en1'1e of pridt> and community
11p1rit
Thnnk& should go to Monica
Whllf'. Yuko Torimorc:u. Pauhnt~
ami Madeline Leonard, Ftank Hcm­
mortch and Jessica Henrlcy for n
JOb well done
Pt>lur Cook
ASLC PrusJCI"'''
Attica penpal
To the Eilitor.
I om un anmote at tht• At Ilea Stole
Prison and have been for quilt'
some time Out> to thla situation, the
Individuals I knew best and loved
moat have abandoned me, maklflA I am mule. wh1te. 2J years
and very disoppolnted to be r
Wlth the raw rculiUJtJOn Of ~
tmmured
Thank you for your time
underatundlnR May oil
dr..ams und goul" remain
you reach
Very trulv youns.
A UI(Uat l<onnaul(h
no 81 ,\ 2204
PO Box N9
AIIIC'O, N Y I401J
t.E rTERS POliCY
t.etr•• to Itt. Ed1t01 1hoUkl Iii
lldl:lteUe<J ro Bolt 21 The ~ •
noon. MO/'Id~& Sutlmlsl.lonttnouldlll
tyf*/. docJbiHI**I and lflcAidl ,.
•uth« • name 11 weJI 11 ecedelnk -
01 lecu/ty tundlflg No mon thltl 1tw1
t)gntturee m~ •PtJtll lllltfh HCit.,..
length JhOuld be 350 wordl 01 *' ,.,.,.. w111 be pvbl,.hed Our ... •utw.dl "*'#tp lot gramm•, #tngfh end,,_ ..
ltM.,.,tL The PIC)()IIf Log .... ,.
,,.. flf}ht to hold,.,.,.. , ..,.,. D'O(­
.... No W)Oilymout 1.nwe wlf •
publilh«1 fulius Hummer
,. 11M Pio-Lrta
S INCE THI:: END
· hus -.tuckpill'd t
bllltun IOIUI of TNT J
· ,\It hough I he~te wt•ap
oountr\''s rlotrrnmr .t•
~n!P 1h1~ pem.e. I tfoub
StCUrt' now than thuy 1
olthl nuclenr ORe.
Despite I hr [ar rtUII
1 llt'dpnn'l have on uut
· lo u ~real extent. l
. thnughl.ll is my ch~ef
'
1 cll1'sponse. indeed 01
·LSihr. ~realest r~Rson f
1 lb~ ongoing nuclear p
1 Far.!il, however, it if
anderstnnd one anot\
,somr. of the cold facts (
, 3& yPars 11 cannot
. U!o" such terms as
. 'Firestorm -
Thl' ~enano as 'ltr
· mtgillon Hydro~ten bq
~ · v.eupon) 'lei to dAI
Portland's so-rolled
~ms1de Bru..lge
The e.xplos1on WOI./
prompt effects that
at~ First, a pulse o
.1ould stream-a w~
wd tntense hent-1~
•rconds This l!i 11n I!
llli'I'Jt~ in 1tsclf capat
de$!ree burns on exp
square miles-up lo S
Most eas1l y flnt
[tocludmg wood and f
~1\l'ously 1gnite any
llliiP rudiUS Of (~roun
Itt fireball wer~ low t
lng nbJer.t.!l and pt'<lpl~
The second 101lial
age caused by the me
shock \\ nve. Buildmg
drned would be vult
11'1\ll' or thu 200 mph
In Mt!ncrul. nil butlc
'l"lllt murk would be
bodv can will\
· o1 biOBt than most bJ
~P1Jiat1on would per
uildinJ(s or Oymg d
If the condilions Yo
dlack, the moat d(•v
mass ftre. common
'""'" tng from thou
lhc Thermal Puts
:•med heoteNi and c
~could hnk up an
tnferno. n active
rea
l.C, but
,e If Wt
:ht to bt
lv idea
IO bad ns thai
:ing. en. nd,.
1hwhilt
ffortaof
Afflt11
.munlty.
advu-
t in 011
hove to
tlfc aod
!!ration?
want to
suppon
daskf01
: in thr
iolenUy
ling UIX
!y uem
closel).
1d hyslf-
youfor
~ents or
~ur tnlll
for your
es, or •'
indness,
pflen a11
¥non us b opor·
with mt.
d y tbu
:aderinR
1kmd OJSI
a est
tr
time
roll
J •
JuUUJ Hummer
ftr ..... Pio-Loa -
S INU: J'f IE f.NO of WWil. lhr wurld
hus 'ltod(pllrtl lhc· t'CJUivult•nt of 20
alhnn tons or TN"J in nudf'ilr W1'11pons.
\lthnuJ{h I hc•!lt· WNIPUM un• purl of each
nuntrv'!l rit!lt•rrrm c> strnll'RY. u plun to
~rtP thr pcnc.e, 1 doubt If anyone f1•c•l!> mort•
cteUrt' now I hun lhuy did bcfort•tht•ndvttnt
of lht nuclt•ltr nJ(I'.
I ()e!tplle lht' fur reut.hlflM l'fft" Is nudour
1\l••rons hovt' on our hvcli, WI' hovt> f~tiled ,
Ito r1 Rrl'lll extnnl, to glvt• them much
1 tbouRhl. Ills my r.hiuf r.unc t•rn thut our lack
1 oll'f'.sponst'. indt·t~ our demo I of the· pt•ril,
I IS thr. grt•ah•'ll reason for lht• conllnuanCl' or
lb,. onRntnR nudeur prt•dicumcnt
Farsi. howevrr, tl is important for us to
! undr~lnnd onl' another. to try to gra'lp
som!! of tho cold fuel~ of Nudear War Aft{'r
36 ytars it t:onnot be too ~oon to
l.no" Rur.h term" oo; "Tht•rmol Pulse" and
'firestorm:
Thr r;cenntlo IS ~tmplc enouRh: u onc­
~aton HydroJ(en bomb (o srnullto aver·
ase wrupon) 'Jfll to dPtonale ont rnile nbove
Portland's so-r.olled Ground Zero, the
~ms1dr Bndg<'
ThP cxplo~non would Rivr ri!'le to two
prompt offrcts that would devastate the
1.11~ Farsi. u pulse ol lht•rmol rudialion
110uld Sll't'Am ll WUVt! of bhndinM laflhl
llld mtcn'lc• hrnt-l.alihnM for oboul 10
onds This as un enormous amount of
tlli'I'JIV in tiStJJf, Cclpnblt' of CUUSIOR Sl'ctlnd
dtgret~ burns un l'"'.pOSf'd nc1h over 280
tquan• mllt•s up to 9.5 miles uway.
Most easaly flummublc• matt-rials
(lllC)udanR wood .md c.lothe'l) would -.pon·
Laneou!lly iHnilt• unvwhcre within ft four·
1111!.· rudius of Crnund Zero. or course, if
!he fareball wert• low t•nou~th •• til fn•t• stand­
Ing obwt:ls und pooph• would lw vaporaz.ed.
Thc• St'cond inlttnl t•f£c•r.l would be dum­
t:.tU!Ied bv the mt>chanic·HI motion of the
shoO wove Butldings not spewtlly hur­
drncd \' ould be vulncrublc to tht• ~hod<
Wi\ll' ur thl' 200 mph winds thnl follow
In gt•ncral. all buth.linRs up to the four-
tit> naork would bt· Oatttmcd. Stnce the
1un1an ho<h c:«m withstood fur much more
1 a blo.'ll thnn most bulldlnRS. much or the
.P'lll•Uiallon would perish Ull(' to c ollupsinR
buil•dill)(S or nyin~ dPbris
If the cundillons were fovornblc to the
•llack, the most dcvostatmg ufft•r.l miJlht
moss fire. commonly coiled a nre storm
lnnmllnR from thousands of fires tRnited
tht· ThPrmol Pulsl.', and fueled by over­
Jilled heatt~ und c:r.ac.ktd ~us main~. the
1:rts could link up and fon thtmselvelt into
11 anfrrno. Firubre.akr; wuuld lw JUmpL'fl by rlvtnR
dt•bns, wull•r mutnll would bt• brukf"n "und
Citl~ t:quipmt•nl burtl'd 1n rubbl~ th•• fanJ
would burn until it r.nnl'lumt·tl~tll •• vuilablt•
luf'l. ThP n~!'lults of d rirf! slnrrn is tolul
dl'f.1mnllun . ln I tiru"hlm n hom!J ont•·
ciJ{hth the powrr ol Purl lund's hypnlhf•lu .ul
bomb burnt OUt -l 4 RqUnrt• llliJI•II of caty,
There wert' no Rur•vtor<~ tn 1 hill wm·
J'ht' Onal efft-r.l nnd probably thr ll'IISI
prediclnblc> would bt• dlHUHRe to hP.ulth due
to fallout Ot.tpendiOM on wtnd conditions •• 1
on!' mngaton bomb could contnmlmttt• 1000
'lquure mtiPs downwind with t'nough mdt­
Aiion to kill half tht• .tblt·-bodic>d young
adult!!. Th~> ""'' would suffrr 'luch symp­
toms as nuu!ll'it, vomllang und sponlaneoul!l
bll't'ding from the mouth and inh•!!linnl
tmct, dependinR on thetr dose.
What I am referring to is
deliberate blindness
brought about when we see
the truth, or at least part ofit,
and choose to turn away.
Of COUrSe, for On} of tht• tn!Urt>d, t!SII·
mated to be 2-17 000 in PoriJund, then~
would 1M' no rf'ul aid from wtthtn the ctl\' ur • from liS noaRhho~ . sine( pno'iumnbly their
filte would be "tmilnr On n working doy
486,000 Portland re!'ltdt•nt:r. would die. The
attack would re'lult tn o mtnlmum 50 per­
cent mortality rate at L~wtl'l tt Clnrk.
IF VOl I DISBELIEVE thrsr figurt·s,l urge
vou to e-x.tmane them \'ounwlf. After u • wurld war and dM.eM of nuclrar tests lht•
far.ts Qrt!ln. ff VOU knO\\ tht• fntiS but prefer
to forget them I UfMC vou to exumml'
~ ourt>t!l[.
Whot I am rPfcrrinM to is delibcrtlle
bllndne~s brouRhl ubout when we see the
truth. or Ill least part of II, nnd choo•w IO
turn OWil}. perhop~ hf'C1tUst> thl' rt•nlily is
too pnanful or too mr.onvement to hve w1th
This 111 f:alled dental We huve ull ft'lt it from
tim~ to hmc. but now cannot be !'uch on
occasaon.
In the post whole sroups of people who't~
love of hfe was no lc.>~s than ours uccepted
the1r eHmtnullon wtthoul protest. I nL'Cd
only refer to the mvuged papulation of
Europe'!~ )ews. man} of whom stood in
order))' line~ woallng for the trulru to the
concenlrahon camps sn WWil.
A Bnh~h spokesman for thP anti-nucleur Have the cold facts of a
nuclear war iced over
hum emotions?
movement , Nar.hol.•s Humphrr!y , put It
well: •t.Pt us not be dCCP.1vetl Thr. dnnR•·rs
"Ill not bP d1m10isht>d bt!<.OU!I~ we• cln~
our e•ve>s to thPm. We li11e ,1111 ltm•• when to -d1my lh•· pro,pec:t of dmtth m.ay wf'lt c·osl us
our llves.N
If you feel hPiplcas In the for., or ntJcl!!Lir
hniO<.oust. you rnusl reuhz~ thut helpi1!5S·
m•ss as o 11"Jr-confirming proc~>!lll If you ft•el
htdple~~ then helple-'• you w1ll bet:omt"-f
tan find no l'l'oJSon forunvont! not tu trv .md
save hts or her life. Thrre ta nothtng In the
world br it PCOnomic mtc•n· '" or politir:nl
ideologtf"S. that commands ua to put our­
'IPlve'l m this pt>rllou<~~ posihon.
Opinion poll~ hove recrnth shown th~11
ncarl} half the adult population P.xpects
nuclear war w1thm their lifetime. That Is n
St1.<.1ble lobbyang force. cupable of engln~r­
mg Mrt>OI change Th{' b1gge!ll hurdle to
cro'l~ is the self-convicllon of our
helplessness.
If you want to f'tRaan your safety, now Is
the time. for there tsu movtmentncm'l'> the
land E."tperts ore speaking out. Rr.cc•ntly
Simon Ramo chaef scientist of the ICBM
program tn the 1950's and advisor to 'Ieven
admmtstrattons, sa1d in Tlmtr magiLdnl'.:
"The nuclear-arms roce hns hfocomc rur
mo~ expensive, u~le11s und periloua thun
eather the U.S. or thll Soviet Union c-c.m
continue to countenance. Ne1ther natinn
can hope now to f!&\n any 11dvnnto~ or add
to 1b 'ecurit y by us1~ or threat~ninJ( to
U!\c nuclear bomb~:
A freeu on th~ d••velopmcnl. testing and
dcplovment of nucle.1r wen puns would be IJ
loJtic•l first step. Would It not muke t:~nsc
In slop a car he,aded for a diH so that ttc;
occupants mtght Ret out ond decade tf they
wunl to go on?
If we only had
Jonathan Burtoo
Far I!» Pioll1 u Loa
The follnwanR orot•,ccwpls from o ~pt.•uch lo
bt: ~IVf'O tontRhl 01 7 p.m 10 Plait-Howard
Dorm on tJw 'ubjt'f:l of nuclc'Or wor.
I cannot tell you nnylhtnR you probably
haven't heard before about nuclf'or WP.t­
pons oxct~p l to say that we urt> 111 o potnl in
our hislorv where we must band t~dthcr
to control the nuclear nightmute we livl.' en
or fuce a doubtful future for lht! survivul of
the human race.
The problem ts not just the nudeur
bomb. because that is something we can
never eliminate: the ttchnoiQMy is here.
Nuclear weapons are but thefsymptom of
IM disease. W~ must penetrate to the QUae,
war itself. We must understand that nuclear
Itself We must understand that nuclear
holocaust must never happen. We must
realize that nuclear weapons are mon·
made monsters which threaten to dutroy
the civilization humans hove cultivated for
rrullenniums . We must not den)' nuclear
weapons' destructive potential, for denial
lea<b to acceptance, and nuclear war la
'omethinR we must never uc.ccpl.
We must act now. becous" tomorrow
moy bt' too lnte Our voices of protest are
the only way ou.r government will gronl
our wishes. We ore the future, not the
government. We will live m the world we
create. not those who nuw hold power.
Power is temporar y: humon !turv1val mu!lt
be permanent We. thla generahon. hove to
lake control of our future.
The issue 11 of lmporl&nr:t' now because
there are those in power who wi!lh to
unleash thto evil of nuclellt capabllit y
becaun lhey feel it will combat Commu·
nism. which they !1ft as a gre11ter evtl. They
toUt cusua.Uy about ·limited nuclear war·
and makmg this country lltrong wtlh more
weapons.
But they are wrong. One evU cannot Recently many frei!Zl! proposals hnvn
bcPn pul forth, inr.luding e\'trol promi­
nent ones in Or?Ron.. Senators Krmnetly
ond Hutfield nf Oregon have lntrodur.ed o
resolution for o balaterul freeze l!arly lust
month At thP suml' hmc U.S. Rl'prescnto·
tlVI'..!I Wraver ond AuCoan nnnounccd thoy
wPn• sponsonng o P"tllton to pluoe n
nudr.ur ft't'f'U· inlttahvn on the Novembrr
)(Pnur.tl eiPCtion buJiot in Orognn
Morvtn Goldbcrgr.r. atomic ricnti111 and
PI CiJdP.nl or r.ttJi(nr-n.i;l lruhtule or Ttchnol­
ogv S<Jid when lntcrvtewPd by Ttmc: "I cnn
find much to Bll'Ue about tn any of lhf!
vuraou~ btlateral nuclear (rf':r.:z.e proposnl
now under discussion . But that's not wh.tl
is truly Important . The fretrL.C inttiahves
are on attempt by the Pf!Ople of th11 country
to do 'omPthtng, to gPt the ntltmhon of our
lradr.ra, to S<tY that we must put on cmd to
thts mudn!!1S that has been gomg on (or th
past 35 yeol'l':
If you ftt•l moved to h•lp the freeze, there
ore onv number of thirntS you r.an do.
Clr.arly tht!rc is no potnl for mf'! lo advocate
chi!nMe wllhout offering d v1able coUJ""Se.
Apnl 18-25 lS ·cround am W«!ek; o
nallon·wtdc. non·pdrh .. •u.tn effort to educote
the public and 5uppor1 tht: oudear fre; ze
i!ISUI!.
RiMhl here on campus i.a on orsanlz.utlo n
c.illed STAND (Stud~>n&sT~ether Asouuc
Nudear Ot.'!ltnlctlon) which n~s your
hPJp. The highl~ght of Ground Zero Week
on campus w&ll be o rally outside Tem­
pleton, Thursday. Apnl 22, with 5ludenl
und lc~r.ulty penker!'!. StJln a petitton, talk
nboul the i~u~ watb your fncnd:s. Do not
lt•l thi!l opporluntl\ ' go bv.
tulm Hummer, o sophomore. ts on
orgonazN of STANO.
common sense
O\lt'rpower another evtl. Good overpowers
cv1l Nudeor weapons are not Rood. More
nuclear we.tpons wtU not make Amencn
Rrent. A runaway arms rctCI! bleeds our
economy. It destroys America. not streng­
thens 11. We.1pon.s are an ampracticul and
unilcct'ptablfl ~olutton too human problem.
Money for WPapon.s must not go to contr.u:­
tors, not ,MO lo c~rpo rations. but lustend !lO
to peopl~ Guns must tum to butter. P•mple
muSI have 1obs. must ho\ e security. must
huvf.' dlgmty.
Weapons ore not lhe futurt!; people are
the future. The future lies tn prnclicnl
human beings who sP.e not Communism,
not Copatoli.sm, but a spectes nfflJm~ o
reassessment of its pnorilie~. Nucl~ar w ea-
l\1oney for weapons must
not go to contractors, but
instead to people. Guns
must turn to butter. Peo ..
pie must have jobs. must
ha\'e securi~r. must ha e
dignit~'·
pon"· nuclear war. de~troy all ~y,tems of
economtc.41, all systems of government, aJI
d)'SI~ma or life as we know ''· Amenca
ofltu u nuclear war won't be America. After
n nuclear war, nuthing will be what ll once
was.
We ore pre.ented with a crucial dectSion.
We can allow this horror to continue as it IS.
unchecked ~d ine\lttable. Or we can do
somethins about it. We can cuU for practi­
cahtv. We can call for negohahon. We ore
our own worst enemy il we remam silent.
Nuclear war has but one outrome. We
must Speak 88Wn5t II now, or (ace not 8
pt>aceful e latence. but a violl"nt end.
lonothon Burton, o rumor, as on orgonrurot
STANO • • ' or isn't Victor. Victoria! Is she
Mur~hon) . t.htr!lhun. who hn~;
fulll~n in low with Victor Snt'li ull
out tn prove• tht>\ tlrC' not Jayne PilcG
Of•he .,..,._,. t.oa
Thmk Puns. \934. Add Juht•
1\ndrc" , JnmPS Gurncr, Robert
Preston nnd L.t~le~ Ann Wnm'n.
plu the oom1cnl ''it of \\ nter di­
rector Blake Ed'' anls. nnd the
musiC of Hl'nf\ Mnnctni. Combllll' -that \\ ith sophtshcatcd ~ilY t'ntt·r ..
uunmt>nt du~. authrnuccnstumc
and hnrd to match choi'\'Ogr.lphl .
'fhts I" the oon• of Vrcror Vrclorm.
Iulie Andrc\\S as V1ctona Grant
"ho has n 'tllr.t'! thul ~hAtters
chnmpagne glas~cs an A-nnt.
Robert PrPc;ton pia~ s Carol Tod, or -r odd\: \'ir.tona ~s loH1blr. Rll}
counterpart. Th~> twcl !It an ang
••ntcrtamers resum>et one .mother
rrom tht• coh.l. "li'l streets or flons
An idea com~ to Toddy aftrr lhts rhl" ar.ting i c;upt~rh . fncllll
~'PI"l'""'ons nnd one lln~rc; an•
t•nough to kct>p thr. vh•v.el":'l nmling.
Tht• cllst 11> musa1' ·~ nnd mnkr.-up
is r.o v. ,~II dnru• thnt tt 111 oftl·n difra­
cult to dt!t:lphcr thc• gt•ntlrr of <:.1~1
mcmbc'I"'S. The ont• dtU\\ hud~ ts
I hut V1ctor 1 \mfroc,, s) IS r.onvanc ..
In~ cnnu9h for thl' audirnr.e wathm
tht• mo' at•, (<tnrl onr. c·nthrallt>ti
qul't'n uys •t 1 htnk ht.'s dt\ uw,")
butt! tokt• tm.tglnntwn un the• pnrt
nf the \1WWcr.
Tht• ntm. htmt•wr. IS su fnst
mo\lng thut the '"'"" rr IS uiiO\wd
hllh' llmt• Cor doubt """' ., moment
1 ~' a;;tt•cJ, not ll sp.u-.· unftllrd
\It>' cr hus ~tnp~lar.k hnd sut:h 1nlrt·
• ~~~ dt•.:.tJln. One cnnntcl follows
anntht·r •.• til bn<~t't.l un lht• cndJc,s
possibahtic• nl stn~ Pnris • SurprlllinMh. tht· onh tl\t>mptcJ
smut In \ 'ictor \ ·,ctorao. •~ provuicd
by l..t.>Siie Ann W r~rrt'n Mnr-.hun"
walous Rirlfnend Sht• , .. 'IUU.I'S'>
(ully dtsgusllnR. whtch 1!1 mnsl of
her charm Sht> too hn~> rollt•n fur
\ •~lor s act unci as nHrtly •'PP tlh·d
it I Mm~han 's nev. chou.e or lo\ ~r'
\\rhr.n Vtctor rev~ul:r; her truP JWr·
-.uaston. Wum•n screoml'l nt Mnr·
shun, ·vou two-llmiOJl sun-• of-a-bttch! li~· .. n wnmnnr
Each of tht• four mum r.hnrnch•rs
1s <~o developed and ~o mlt•Jtntlthnt
thr.~ an• almost cqtt<tlly 1mpurtunl
lt>ads. Juhe Andrew,;, in ht•r mn!ll
dnri~ role, is !-thod.ing nnd beuuli·
(ul. A true enterlnmllr slw pin~ :o
h~r pari llS (emult! imp«ll"iCinntnr
qutte wr.ll Rubt•rl Prnlon 1!1
equollv 1f nul mo~V cnpli' ''''"R
He's nuellent 10 the Rll~ roltl, \\olth
nul puunn~ at on. HI' i!i 11 musll•r uf she? Nobody knows Fountj
th~· IJOt.-llner nnd 16 loved uy the Mhow uboul your 'lllll('r"s?~ lltll
whole• rullun-d Ctlmmunll y, RUY breu\..N lmlil«' The next vu•w, hnun
und nun Rll\ ollke. In contrusl. lull'r, Is of the whole cllrly, hlttr.l.:­
lomos c.nrnnr rc•lirs more on llnllfM'I l!ycd bunch 'liOMIOM MSwt•el Ad ...
1111tl fnrwl t''pn.•"'sions to rttrry hts hnr·· an drunlwn hurmnny
nnmboyunt olclinR '4tvle He '" \ wtur \'u loren employ~; l!VUJ
se·t•mmJ(Iy,. ruther •wrious tndavld· s~r.rtoolypc and evor~ comir IN:h-
U•tl. and Ill 'I prectsch thi!'oo whtch is Ill que. unci yrt nolhinM Ia t•xp~ ltd
so tunny. llnlao illufilrolc!l t•wrv kmd of per.
,, cln"l"'ir. sc 11nc orcurr!i om c son .md nlmo'll uny poqo;fblt> f"f>la.
~lurshnn and \'u•tur Rei toRethcr. tionship , ucc:ounllnJ( fo1 tht
\ 1clur, hcanR u star, doe!'! not wnnt unpn•du :tnbllttv. The he•n,1t)
In 'lott:riflf:c! her cnrecr fnr lo\ c, invol\'r.d 'llorylinr mnnUR~'' to
whilt~ Mun.h.tn , bemg il puhhr. ftR· ,Jvoid e:onfWJIOM thc• vn•\wr, nllth1
urc•, ft'ttr~ for hts own imllRC and whtlt• tomtnJ( up with onr• surpn~
rnaswlimt~ Afh•r nn e\.'eninR of nfh•r onnlht•r Wtth 11 lot of !llnMillll
dum 11\R 10 11 room full of tuxedos untJ rlnnc tn~. conlltunt ilttlon, and 1
(\ tr.tor 1s tht· onl~ womnn Mnr· c:omit' nnw, tht• two und u quur1t-
hun tht onh slrUIMht mnn I Mnr-hour'! go b} too rual WrftcrJdih..:
shun purl~ ~' ith her to recover ht!' tor Blukt• Edwnrds hns dnne 11
mnnhucullllll Jtreosy dtve puh.1hl• ••gain
loc.,tls ccu11c all r.onversat a on when
h• enlt•rs dresst•d in n lu11. nnd
ordt•rs milk "Cowf>c mtlk. tnl'iler,
mqutres u lontl. "ur mothPr\ milkr
Murshun looks ul him ""d replies (\ 1dur Vu lnrm as pluylnR '
W~tllhtnMion Squun.• t~nd Clue~
mns 1 own Conter Flr!tl 'lhow'"'
t•vory duy til 'i:45 iN 1usl $2) Oti&Y Mageu
tlf 1 bt I' ion~r t.oa
Tht·n· ~ ·' lhrt•t• me
lt'ntlv l(UIOJC on at
C.tllt•n· which i!l t•:>~;
,,,,~ of the! flcllnlir
('..ole• (ftll,l;rt·~or\ n
fWI\ t·sl work nf ,;ur
I tlotntl All ttuc·t? urta
: ana.f h1Jehl 1k1llecl. 1
· s}tm\, ''htth [ur \Q
1 111~1 c nnks.
J.tr.l. Purtlnnd, wh1
m.tkanw ht?re. dm•s hi
ahslr.trl pil"t.:r.l) Th••J
\\ilh ~hup~s. rolnr r
tr.,turt'. One ts rc~n
1\IC"I'IS tlnd thtltJr
Direct a
of The 1 oakiOJt t>ncounter. ''hen Victon.a
v.cars. his bovfriend's tu,cdo. He
cuts hc•r hillr and "'he be<;oml·S lht>
smnsh htt, Victor Crazlnsk1. In
short, shr as a woman pretending to
be n man. pl"l'lt'nding to be n
woman. The public falls for 11 and Vatlor und Todd~ I urn nul to
hnw n 1imihu t.t~lt' 1n mt>n, and
thh IS \\ hert> Jnmr Gnrncr
thicl..t•n!i the• pint. Gamer 1& klnst
Marshan," ,, husmt' -.mnn JtUn~s
lt!r. Whtle \lir.tor ,md TOtlcly ll\'t'
to~l•lht:r an ortlt>r to p,·rpt•tuntl' tht'
publar. nullon thrcl they ar•• lovt!rs.
(dtscussmg tht•tr mutunlmll!re.SI 10 Eastside bistro serves elegant fare Susan Palermo
0111!. Pioneer Loa
In T!w ~\oman N•
du••·r Fr.tncois Truf
1n dt~r.lostnM .m o1
airatr until 11 ~o1r.h~
bnuntl.tnr.s. But dnst!
tnh·nl, 'l'hc· Wumon .~
1llumanutton of 1 hi
unprcdic: tublc ps
1\"onwn, ~lt~lhald i
(F.mny Ardent). t hl'lhe lS a !Ornsotion .
Wll11 r Mlld..u pta~ the c:ynlalll t&lh•r of a dtugh'lf who 11 1t1a him out tn
, Ought To Be In Pkta• II • Peter Lar-Rn
Olivia Mandt!
Ot tt. Poo~ Loa
Stt•rhc•n's JVst.turunt ts thl' Pori·
tland equiValent n£ a smull. t-:uro·
pt.•.tn cuuntry ann. SL•rvtnR both
lunc.h and dtnnt'r, Slc•Jitwn 's oHr.r~
ll '.tn~l y of quu.lws. sui nels, ~ours.
tlnd L•ntrees v. hit:h ndd In lht• n•s·
taur.cnt's simp!~. t•lt'R••nl c:hnrm
~lnder<JII'l~ Jlnn•d fnr tis J.tt•nn•,
tht• reswurnnl's prtt.t'!i rurtHI' fn,m
$4.95 In SlO.fl!'i fur dtnnc•r 'l ht lun·
cht•on quit:hc•s .tn• lt•ss L''P''Il!il\ t•,
ri'IOMIOR hom SJ.!l!l (m th1 llilhnn
quar.ht• lu $4.!iU fm thc wnfnml
qutr hn Stuplll'n\ .tlsu hu!'oo .1 ~' id1•
UHLI'I\' !If lnt'lljll'f'ISI\t'-111-
mudcral•• pnwd '' int•.s
Tht• ollnwsplwrt· IS ~11011111" tulh.tl
uf ~~ sm.tll, Huntp(•,m wnvsaclt• tnn
SJto,.ht•IJ :-IS luc .. ch•d Ill $ "' 2 J:..l oiCicl
T.tylur. in \\hut i:; r•·pult'fllu h.r\ c•
ht."'" ,, srw·•"•'•'s} and h~t~lhc>l clur.
10).( I tw Pmhtllll inn r·ra Tht•ro• ;u·p
15 \\cnnl••n t.tlth•s Stllllc•rt•d
I hnru~huul I ht• rcsl.tunanl 's I wu
dinm~ ruums Rnd c.I.Jssu~el mwm: is
pltt\'t'll in I hc• hw kMrnund .
Tht• m•·nu rur hoth lunc.h .tncl
dannt:r ts small .and consl.mll~
chiln~t>S The lunch mtmu cnnsr .. ts
entiruJy ur quu;ht>S, SotiUd!>, 'IIIUf' uf
tht> d<ty. duilv chl'fs spennls •• mel
d~serls Th~> dlnnt!r menu u;
'lliMhlly mure eltlenstVt' Ofren•d fm
chnm•r Hre quu:hes. suluds, and a
Vllrlt'l y of entreeS.
Matthau • carr1es Simon film
Renee MOiltJDonncy
Of tilt hi •• 1.at
Pla)'Wr&Mhlfscreenv. riter Neil
Stmon has yet anolhtr movte out-
1 OuJ:hl ro be tn Prc:run·s. Kmd or 8
catchy nnme but unfortunately thiS
ntm locks the usual Stmon nair.
·r h~ loryline lS bast.>d around Et
young gul's search (or htr (atht'r
whom sht.• hasn"r :'W!en Cor 16 '"'ars.
l.tbby Tucker (Uinah Mimoff)
'"",. off from Brouklyn and tr.t\lels
to Hollywood und .. r lh~-1 p~tvnst• of
w.cnhn~ lo make tl !J1g tn lhll
lll11VIf!S.. Sh·· finds her falht•r 1 Wal­
lt'l Mullhnu), und di~U:Qv•·rn I hut lw
IS lt'S!i lhun shP t:ApectPd. Sht. hud
un tnn,tt•lrl tmuge uf her compul·
r\'t'ly KRrnbhng fath.-r.
Th!! onl) 111nbutc to this hlm 16
Motthnu Samon dtd flro\"lde ;, lt•w
Junoy lrm:s lhar hPipOO th" ptr:tur•1
along. Mittthou pla\'erl a '•) mcrrl
u .. rhert TUl.ler, who upon his
daughlt!t'' uneJ~~•!tl umvul. wns
lJOI!fiS} \\llh lhe adl!4 nf lttcSport5i·
htlrt \ lhol he n'pn~Oh!(i Sttll. 11
dtdn't tnke long before he Uec:-mu~
ewr\' brl of lhr! p.'lrcnt thai l,rllh)'
m1r.sr'!J fur 16 yl'ltrs. Mr~llhnu' ,,J\.,,~ys J(CKICI whPthe•r he's plnytnJ(
c·umtr..ell)• nr clr.tm.tllr..ttly, or Pven
if th~ rt>..sl nr thr• mnvi1• isn't.
Otnah MunnfC wus inrfCeclt\'P 1n
hr•r pitrt .as l.thby. ShP w.ts r:unvinc­
•nl4 rn trnsc nlllments. but nne hys­
lencHI outburst Will ton t•ltlremc
thus supl'65lnM the• symp.1lhy the
filiUIIIIIIn dr. t.>r\'l•d
Th•· mnv1e hotd tie. mom(•nls bul
oflen 1t Sl~m••d that the story got an
thP Wt1V of thl' ;u:loni .snd some•
hmr•s thr· ;uJnrs s~>emt•d to be in the
v.;ay ''' ·• guod ator)' b•·•nR told
Mo!tl or Ann-Mnrgrt>l'c. per£nr·
mane~> WtlS 1n tht• wuv. Shu ploy1·d
Mutthuu's gtrlrnrnrt ·st,.phu· Sht•
rc•p1 t•flr.nh•d ctrtolhl•r thorn m
'fueled·. uncummtllinR 'lidr-She
dlcln't sa~ muc h .tnd wh.tl sht: dad
Ji•t\' would h.tvc lwttn lwlll'r lrft
un Aid Noth•nR funny CHntll out nr
lwr mouth: nuthtng m•·nningrul
t.'tllwr. llf'r dc•lt\i•'l)' was dry nnd
flot. C..ona•:ttuenth h• r dwr,u tPr
n-·matn••d ltlflllc thnJUJ4hout thP.
ftlm
I Ou~lll lu be 1n f'urum~ 11 nol
Stmon':; best. J!v•·n spu ed wa1h
dli•'Ciwn lrom llerl>t•rl Rosll rend
musu. IJ) Mtcr vm llumliarh 11 wns ths,tppulnhn)l t I OuSthl In be• tn Pu:
rums 1:. r.urt"Pntly ploytnR nt the
B11Rd11d Thc.dcr lunllr.d ,,t SE 37th
and Hawthornt ':.l
PLATTFORM
~ :r:: $2.00
E--. Meal Deal I
Buy any smgle-toppmg
Pizza Sandwich for
$1.95 and pay only 5¢
for a small drink with
this coupon.
Need a ptn.t!
Di~tl
F-1-X I ito;:l49)
WP. dclivN! llrrbs pl.ay an tmporlant rolt• 10
I he pn•po1rat inn nl the dishes. Tlw
dur.ken nlsemnn • ($i.SOI '" n fr.1-
gro~nt blt?nd of chir.ken .end urti·
chokt• heurts !H'r"ed in a rost!marv
r.n•um SHUt c. Tht• pork temll·rlnin
I 8.50) IS niiVOrt•tl w tth torrus:on.
"hall• \\lOt!, Hml snur r.rc.un.
AnnthPI cnln~ Wt> trivd. onr• ulthe•
fiPI'CIIthi uf the day, wns prtoac.hed
~IUf').lt'tiO fSIUl!i), :.r•rvl"cl \\ ith lin\
hav hrunp m " cltll-rJ,r\ ur• •l
uucc·. 1-:.u h uf I ht• t•nlrt.-e~ ' runt·~
\\llh ,, frt•sh \;l'~l'lttbh• (at \\ashrw
c nli, delie:uh•ly c.uuked In " pt>rf••( I
c,riliplli'Ss tlw m~-:ht w•• wt•rc• tht•rt•),
ru c, .mel u U.t~ucll•• \\lth fH·~h
swn•t bullt•r.
Stt•pht•n lnhnston. the ownt•r
)tl\ c'!'oo h1s t.heb £ret• rettotn o\ vr th(•
orl'piH II liOn ur thr fuod Whale he
takes u supervisory mteresl tn the
worktnMb of Ste•plwu !'oo, Johnston
h·el& I hut the che( knows bust
whtch foods drt• seasonally the
freshr11 11nd highest qunlity The
chcr:. 'lpecialties .tre truly that
Johnston's anfluence Is strongust
wtth the wine list. Hoving trove lied
extensively m Europe. lohnston
has a ~trea t deol of knowledge and inh!l c~t tn \\tncs. Tht• li6t a
strnnMh tilted lo\ ... ardr; uw pto.
sh I! Europt•.m \\ int•s und UIOC2i
Ort'J(OO \\int•<~ . 'l'hl' stuff ts \\
\'l"r!ll'd ttl lht• !'>Uhtlr•tii'S uf thr \\Ill
list .mel IS qunh0f'd tu m.tkt• SUMKf!
I ions 1£ tlw list ~t't'lll!'oo fun•bodutg
Tlw s.mw wanr·s nfft•rt•cl in lht• ra­
taurunl an• uvatlnbh· m Slt'plto·n1
w1nc· stun: whwh is npr•n all da)
I
0
Slt•p!wu':o dt•ssc~rl <> ur~: wtE
\\llrlh tlw S2..00 prac•·· Allure mad!
un 1 lw prt•mtt'c.s . Th•· dc>sscrts oo
lh•• tla•.s:wrl It ·•Y var} ruch da)', W
,, M'lc• hun of r.het•st:cokt•s, tort~
.md anurc• t'linlt•rtr: goodies ur'i' ("'
IJIII'ntl\' tht• ru~ Our fuvoritc \lt'Bl
thr• mnchoJ m.trble• t:hreser..tke. •
nc:h. ,·hol:nl.tl \' clr!~o;c•rl that, 1~ • dl'ntly. w.ts mude thut d.a~ · by l)llt
wuit ri'S'-
'>I•~phc•n !'oo lb t1 quiet. relnxrd •• ~
n•fant!d r••'ilciUrunt It 1s opt•n !c
lunch at 11 JO Monday throug'
Friday, tlnd for dinner. Mond11
throuRh Snturduy 5.30 thro~'
9:00. It's the ktnd or restaunur
you're Rlod to dhicover-o JC0C11
pl.cc~ to toku your parents. to go II
on a first dale, or JUSt to dine i
OROtn and UHHIO. IOU\l' rhr film r~
upon 1athilde iJOd h
1 afl.m "tlh Bern
, (Cer.Jn.l Ot!pardll'u).
1 The film opens ,
Jouw She IS omnlpi
the knowlcdRe of wt
ThrouRh her, more
el~e TruHaut'c; fhu
Dour is unrnvclc
\fulhildt•. has self ....
lhl' poml of I r8RCdy 1
Truffnut portrays th
the sorrow, and thl
both these v. omt•n l
!aced with their lov
Mostly. 1'ht• ~hun
lS ,.Jbout Mathilde•, ~
En1dash husband. Pb
old lo\ er Bernard. ·
pie. Bernard and h
a«luded and unc
Cnmoblc, Prance. u
1 chantt• Mathilde un
too\ l' next door
\\'hut h.1ppens nc
oil\ to us ThouRh I
~ffatr had bron
c:onfusing-'One \
Introducing -
I ORI
I By KiK1 Canna
I Wtth thiS 416 p~
I never spend a c
1300 separate
I
I
I
As a prepubllc
at a spectallo
(Regular pric
and handling
To order send
your name, a
your schoo!
OR 97213
r Log, vs
,. HPIJ
hnu11
tlack-
11 Ad ...
••vtry
r: ttt:,h.
,pecttd.
of P'!r·
ll' ~Ia
r tb,
)t•a v•lr
81'-S lo
,nlltht
IUrprist
sinRirq
n, and1
quart"
r dln't
done 1'
tYlnR ·
Cluc.kt.
j;hoWI)\
.2.)
li~t n
tne'\Pfi>­
d "Ia r IS
I he \\Ill
csu~
robodu~
~them­
Sicphtnt
all d~tv
are wfL
remadt
sserts oc.
l du\', bul •
~,.,, tor1a
arefrt-
• onle Wilt
ser.t~ke. 1
at. 110
y by ocr
luxed a~
open f,
1 thruug1
Mond~,
throut
~staunur
-a goal
i!l. to go II
'o dine • Fountain Gallery displays LC pro ' essor s work
OaiJV Mogec
or thC l'lon..., Lo.
Tlwrt 'I .1 thn•t• mun f•'l(hthll r ur
rrnth· f<CJinll un ut thr· l·ount.un
C,allt•n whtc h i t••u.c•llt•nl II r nn­
J~SI5 of the putnllnM"' of RoL1•rl
i (:(llt·~l lllll, (-:rt•J(nry C:rt•nnn, otnd tlw
ll!'IH'SI wnrk nf uur own Judo. Pnr·
. t)ilnd t\11 thrf'l' llflt'illl olfl' SI«IOJ(
anti h1~hh skillt•d. Tht• mwlt is .1
I ~hO\\ , w hu h (m v.tnnu"' n•nsnn~
JU~I IIIIIKS,
J.IC~ Pnrtlnnd, whn lt•udws prtnl
' ma~lllM ht•rt•, dews hiKhly t:OI'f'Rl'lic:
abstr.u.l pu'f:••:; Thr•v .rrc a JUmble
1,Jih "hup•"·· t•nlnr. mnvt•mt•nt and
re,tun Ont• '" n•mtnt.llod nf sk \'
ruckr•l'> .tnt! r.h1ldn•n' birthd.ty partw'l whon lonklltR ut Pnrtlnncl'•
work I h111 'lt>rie!l, hnw1•vrr. n•
nppuJu•d In otht•r!t hu .. II f,.,.,IOM nf
rumplt>tPrti'N'I .tnd unity to 11, •Ill
1'\'olvlnM whkh n·~ultr. 10 ,, kin .. ti•
t~nt•r)t\ wInch Cllltll'li 1 hr011Nh r ht•
"'urk.
'lh1 ••nerf{y i\ .tr·hlt•Hd by Por·
tlmuJ's mnnipulntinns of rnlllt•n.ll5
and dcsl)tn. In tlw mn(r.d mt·chu fill'·
f£~. lw ust·s eHrythinR from wut1•r
• olur to p.1s1t•ls 111 !luch ,, \'tlnl!l)' of
w.ws thur nne r..m not ht•lp but br
m lt•rt>!lt ed. AI t h£• s.unt• IJ mt•, ht!
c·ombtnr<~ h1!" knnwh•dRt ' of m.11c
riul'l with ·10 t>quuJI\1 I{UCKI undt>r
'ilnndtnR of d••"'•Rn Bll!t of hnRhl
r.olur cnmhinu with 1 omplux lint•,
~putu tl plays or.cur until thert• i'l .1
Director discloses psyche
of The Woman Next Door
Susan Palermo
Olthtt Pion_. Lo•
In Th" \\.umun Nt•'\1 Ooor pro
dull'• Fr.mt.OI6 1 ruH.mt sur.n•edr.
tn dtsr lustnR .tn ob'U"15tVc lo\-1'
aU111r until tl fll•lt ht ~ tis ult11nute
bc•uml.mr.s . But dmwr to TruCfuul's
tnh•nl, Tht• \\'nrnan .o,:,.,, Dour u; iln
&llumtn.tllll n n( tlw \ ulnl'r.tbl•·.
unJlrcdkt. tblt• psycht• or (\\0
1\0mt•n, M.tthildt• Bouc:hurd
lf,snn\ i\rdPnl), und MtJdolml.'
lou\ t'. Tlw tilm for.ust.'s m.unlv
upon Mnthildc •md her rumultuou"
aff.ur wtth Bernard Coudra\
tCer.trd Dt•pardH'u)
'l'ht film opens , .. llh Mudamc
. louv•• Shf' 1s ommpohmt She hos
I the knowledge of whut l!i lo come
ThnlltRh ht11, mote I hun anybody
rise. 'I ruff nut's 'rh~J Womon Nuxl
Ooor IS unraveled Sht!, ltke
~intluldt~. has '>rlf-~nrriflct.-d. to
lhr potnl of traf(edy. for her lover
TruHuut portrays thl• desper11tion.
the surrow nnd th~; turmoil lh;JI
both these womt~n (uce 1.10d hove
fact>d "it h their lo\ t'r'
Mustly. The \\'oman \lp>.f Ouor
IS about Moth1ldt• , her phlettmllhG
En~hsh hu!ibnnd. flh1llipe .md hr.r
old lo" t•r Bt~rnurd Tht• plot tS ~int·
pi"~ Bcrn•trd nnd hts wtfe live J
secludt?d nnd uneVI'nt£ul lire in
Gl?onblt!, Fruncc, unlll ont• day, by
ch.an1 ~·. M,,thtldc .tnd h•·r husb.tnd
100\ •' nt•' I door
\\'hill ho1ppen~ nt1XI '' somrwhat
oh\lous. ThouRh their old lnvv
~Hutr hod bcwn c;urdid and
ronrustnR-~one WCt,k. Bt•rnurd.
I I Introducing -
OR EGO you would love me. nnd rhun the
nt•>..l "' t•Pk you would hntr. m•·­
.t:iRhl vettrs lot f't tht• obsession 1,
sl1ll ,,Jive. In fat.l, the nbsestuon
INtrls both MothildP und Brrn.trd
tnlu an u'lplostve cxtrnmurit.1l
.• rrmr.
Thrnuj;~houl I hr film, TruU.lul
focus~ mort! upon the psycht• of
Mnthilde I hun on the uctunl df'llllls
of the affau·. or tlw plot tn !!l'nt·r.1l.
Thi'l is wht'1'1' the ••xr.••llt•ntl' of
Trulfaul lies. He'!; ··onrr•rnr.d more
w1th developtnR thP. r.mntion~tl .md
mental ch.1ruc t~rtstic.s of his thur·
ar.tf>rs thun he is with lht• r.omph­
c..alt><l particular.; of t1 story lint•
Truffuut focuses on Mc~thildt. r,
tncreostn~h lormr,ntcd psyc.ht>
Her rekmdled love affmr wtth Her
nord hall left her wtth u mtmmnl
urnounl til r.ontrol over ht•t· own life.
She i1) po~sessed .. ., wdl .tS
obsessed bv her love for &rnurd.
&rnnrd likcwtse. 111 UR t•nsculft-d
nnd mrsmeru.ed with M.1thtldc . ye:
an ,J more nmmahstic \'\'U\' In fuel.
tht• women in Truff.1ut\ him we~
lyptc.<llly Wt>ak .tnd vulnt•r.tbl~ .
wht!re as the men \\-ere pnwtie<.~l
and in:.l!n~i tivtt.
Truffaut's The• \\ omrm Nt!\l
LJoor, though slow mo\ ing .11 ltml's
ts a brilliant climul•c .md cmoti(lnol
portrayal of a wom<~n obs~sw d in
lo\'t. TruCCaut 'ICt'ms to 1(('1 oil lht•
root of the conn1ct by dclvtnR tnlo
lht• pwcht> or hss chnrattPr The
Woman \lu'l Door 1s pluymR at lht•
Fifth Avenue Cincmu, locuted
downtown, bet wl!f>n Sth und Hnll
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us•u; p.tinl in thn•t• cUrnt•nsmnul
thkknt•!ls .n that lht> mowment
fuund 111 lht• llliKt'd mrd111 p1~~ 15
twndr•rr•ocJ inln lt••dun·s ah.ll .11'1':
lltnJ(thlt• Th" shaprU~ come off thr
c.anvus in .m Hlmo'l u~rcs!livc
wuy.
(~rt·Rnrv Crnnon'lt ptllnllngs
wh1ch c~re som£•where be-t ween
Punk .md Pic.tsso drt' In th•· Ot>XI
NXJm. Th••y dtlpir.t nasty pecJplr.
thtnktng n.I!IIY thoURhts. 'fh11se are•
pM>plr you wouldn't want to mPcl
in ,, dark ullt•y .11 niAhl. and for
guod rt•lt!lon
Tht•y are ht"'l ·tnnlin~ in thetr
tnc:hniqur.. Crrnon uses ntis,
r.r ;1yun' .tnd enumela on piP>tiRi o~s
uftt•n :'lcrntc.hinM throuRh to the
Rills!! Tht!l n·~ult s '" the ·canvas·
b~.oc:oml nR part of the drawtnR-lpamtin& I hot II lilt! on. 1 hr. fram··~
aN• inc~rpo r.1ted inlu lhf'! unnR•' .ts
w1•1l In nnt• plcrt· \o'nu I lnv•J f:ot 'J'o
Spt'fJh ( hll J\l(trlll'il tlw ,\Jnrl·
~~~::;s 1 hP r:tnt rnl riMurc IS l'nr.losrcJ
b)' ,, wr10d nod m•·tul frrunc. That
f ntml' Ill mi ••nl hll In lhP. ft·l•hnij of
the IJII'I,.. In nnullll'r r•nlltlr.d w.~h
clur ('/umls \\'uulrl W•:or C lui, hf'
p.tinls c.llrr:cll)' on I h•• (ram Thr•
lint het wt•r•n thr. two Ol!i omt!$ nbs·
c:ured. Th1• colors U!ir!d om o~
ollno•uuus n lht• pt•oplt• lh••)
d11finc. Blood rt·d~ hit nrmy grt.'('ns.
hlu••s arc mulrd w1th Vllllows.
·-:olors cunntcl and mt .
Fmally in th~ h.1ck spuc ~ 15 Col•
colt who tr> trrrific lOft H•• us• .t
cc~rtnon-li kP. at vi~ whtch n•·scatl'.
tlw sic ill with whtr.h ht• p.unl!l
P.unl •~ thlr.~ ly apphf•d, c-ompo. .. l·
ttnns un• IIRhl. Color· .m• bnMhl
and munufur.lur•·d. with lnl or
&7ookn pinkR. popsir:le blues, .mrl
ct~nc.ly upple l"f'c.l~ Thorn IS an elt>-munr of h•rmmul surpru~e In hiS
work th.tl lh•·s~ colnm hCllp In
cre.tlf' There Is UIISn qJJth• •• bit nr
motion lhroulthuut.
It nppe.trs lhotl C/Jit• .nil IS nne
\"eho hkcs to usk qur.shnntwf•" hot
•f?• m h1s subjt!Cl mnttc.r. Thl 1s
s•·• n moot clearly tn Sunday Afh•r
m10n Wllh Jooc,um Murru liD, n
p<Hnfing whir.h rl!fJt'J1180" Monr.t'
l.c.: Llcr,•un!'r Sur 1.'1/urbe. Th•• n~­
linmg men are Mexlcun bnnditos.
lhc water runmnR behmd tn lhe
nv~r is pink, and mstcnd of the
voluptuous found 1n the fore·
Kround of ttw Monet. Col·~cott
nfff'rs .t bl.u:k w~mon whos•· n!tl
lip!ltic:k und c:owbo.) boots an~
hardly !IUblimr• ThP result IS
h1lunou5 .
Tht-sho~ 15 dcf1nttely a I rcnl and
ch·ftmtely worth thP-tnp. Thr• Foun·
lain Gallery ts locatr.d nl 117 NW
21st Ave. open from 12'00-S:OC
Mon.-Snt.
True Weet Is the story of two brothen who.,.. reunltld 8ftlr • ttv. ~· 1r llp&etkn tt Is ph wing at"-Storefloril
Theatre on Thur.t.p and Frtd.lyl unll May 14.
Violence dominates True West
'drlenne Keilh ot 111. Pioo 111 Loa
'f'ruc Wt·sl IS un tnlrtguing plcl}
, hur tromb lt·~ on the vel'lte of 'to­
lrnct• and humvr. remaining con·
~hmtly on the t>dge of both and
lo.t·tlpinR tis audit•nct! there 1111 well
'' '" tht• storv bv Sum Shepurd . of
FACULTY ANDSTIJOENTS. For
ovl'r two yran. now Prestige Tra11el
has ~n lhtl officinl tnwel \Agent or
Lewis und Clod~ Coli~. We are
plcaSt>d to anooun<;e that we con
no\\ scr\IP. both filcull y and
students for personul travel.
Whether you nre pW.nning a fnmily
vacation or 'llmpl)' •• trip home ror
or;ch01;'1 hohdaya. we will providtl
you the samP professional .
I!COnomH.ill ~rvJC1' thl' College has
come to rely upon
Wr have nor;'I&Rnf'd 1l 11peduJ trowl
counM?Ior lo 't~rvt• you. HerMme is
Terrv Brabhnm. Please call Terry
whl•nc>vrr vnur plans tntludt>
tro"t•l. Vou1 lick.('l'l will bl•
dt·livrrt'tf lu yuu on t.ampu!i.
Tht·re l!' no c.hurgc ror our SCVIceo>
nntlt h" pnn-vou puy 1:. tho !'arne as
r.hHJ"8fld by the mrlmt~ Let •thl!
C'..ollegc tntvel ttgtont• be )'OUr
pt>~naltnwl'l agent tool
call Terry
228-3560 two brolht>rs who come lo~elher
ag.un .lfh:r u ftvt• yettr s••pm·otiun
and 1\rt.> fon.:cd to c onfronl , ... h.tl
th~v have bt:coml' m thl• menntim• ·· • Austin (Brown McDonold) IS a
su cccs!'ll u I ~crcenwrt tllr '' ho
rt:p1'1•St>nts nJI thai tht• IIOphiSII•
C<tled AmPricnn is uppos••d In
aspire lO\\ ,u-d: !'tUCc"t''>S, fnmtly I if~.
conlrntment and the •ntrllt...:tu.tl
LN> (Pt'lt·r Fornorn) 1s ,, tr.IMient ,
disr:onh•nlt'd m1tn, who 1 not
bound b, wn\l•·nl1on and who ha~ • p.ud the prir.e for h1 mobiht)' to
appl~ h1m'>elf to omethtng: he ts
do"' n und out. Tht• two uppcar to
bt> polur oppusah·' · but o«~ the phi\
pro~rt.os'l'!. Wfl i>f>Min to sec thr. prt.-...
tC'ntious rac:tdr. th.Jt t\usltn pro­
JCCIS und we come lo understood
tht• power of blood 11cs.
l.t.'C i '•olt•nl und ungry. Ht• is
cver}onc who neHr mnde it, \o\ho
is slruKaltnR to make it nnd \ .. ho
hns lht• patcnttnl In mokt• it. hut
som.-whcr~ ulong tht• line h.t!'l bt't'n
dt•loutt-d or diMr • rd. In fu< I, the
\'iolf'nn· m thi~; play tukt•s on mu~h
the same: rorm l.t.'t' btot:omes frus­
tmted with a tyrc"' ntt•r .un.l pull~>
out tht• rtbbon, or bt•ats il w1th u
golr c.lub. becuu!l~ he is powrrlcss
to muk~ II I'«' ~.ttl tn him Ench sr t>ne
hus th~ pole>nlttll for SCtiUU!i VICJ­
Ienct•. but the uclton dlsslp.llt• JU~I
before thr. wmd11w bret~"s or u htoud
gt!ls smnshP.d optn Ill th1~ kind of
cnt>rg\ th.11 keeps us ttl\\ O\ sun the
edge. -
let> IS the ph\·llacul .md he over­
" helms Austm, I hP. antellt..:h~tll
absllrhtnM the c!Clton of the piny in
the ftNII m:l. Aushn's chnroc.ter 15 Stmpl) flot ,JOd tncompJete: 0 mon
ollempllng to lh e up lo un id,.al,
consequenlh denying h1 more
b.ls~ "tdll.
In this first uct. Austin is n mere
sh.tdnw as compan-d tu l..t.'• whose
nnRer und expression en' clupe the
entire action. Pari or thl~ IS due to
the character or Austin. who IS on
im.lJt • of hirnse.lf and dl)! not
dt•\lelop until the s~nd nr.t. In the
sct.:ond acl he •s shohn up b~ o turn
of e\·enls and becomes more hl.c h1 ·
brother l.tt-und lr lik~ ht Jv\
l.easrue comparuons . •
Ult1mutcly. the brothers switch
rol' ... nd tha 1 where McDonald
IP.t loose and <~llows his r:horacler
to d""" clop. Fomara, who ploy~
e\ ery rlemenl of l.ee wath tncre,·IJ.
ble intenstt}. ts bettror able tu mu\ o
b~r~ und forth between the
raunch, and the h~tlunale aspects
of his character.
The Storefront Thentre hns
sla,Rl'\.1 1 ht5 produchon '' tth grace.
As Sht'p<~rJ tws ttlrucrured the
play, eaLh cent! i~ u completfl
\'~nt•ttc in \00 hich the !'>cene ends b}
freuinl( the rtcllon <Jt the c.linmx of
the enruunter. The lighhnR Ltn1l
mu!'icul dinochun t'l cnrned with
preclSc synchroniznllon . 1-:ach
JCtM is separatt-d by a se-rie.s of
twung~ . countr. music 5ongs thut
prolong the fHiing uf comtcal
urgt>n~y .
The Storefront Theatre has done
Shepard·s plnv justu:e. True W•~•
pro\ tdes us w1th a look al those
parts of ou~ehe'lthal we.tcny and
tt s01; ieh• that creates tmftgrs that
\'ery few c<~n lh e up It,.
----- -- ~ --------· ------- ----- ------ -- --
Pioneer Log, April 15, 18 ...... Soft ball suffers three , Field
defeats in season openers I -------
Shell• Boyette
Of I hoi f'tone. l.ol
l'lw l.t•wl!l nnd Clur"-wom••n'11
sulth,,Jill'flln uH••rt'tlthrt•o r.unst•t'­
UII\:1' lussrs In opt•n tht•lr toeoson,
Tht• JlrnnN•rs ''ere ddetllt•tl by Wal·
lnme•tlt.• ., hursd.t\ ond twu.e bv tht'
( Jn•JtOil ln!illlult• of Tt~chnniOR~ m
two c:Jn.,t• M••tn«'ll inn double heudt•r
Fr1dur.
l C's Wnmrn's Conll'tt'JIC.t! of
lndcprntlr•nt Collc~es lt•u)luc
op••nnr dJtUIMI Willumuth• in Solum
t·nth•d walh tht' Ouarc illS on top Oint
to t·wn. Frr•shnum Jl.am Rums••y
sturh•d palt:hmg lnr I he Pio's,ollow
lOR thrc•t• runll to !lr:orc. before rulit•f
p1lt he•• gv Hnrdin. ~nphumore.
r•nlt~~t•d tht• g11mt• fm l.C. hut slw
didn't fu1't' any lwttt•r nmludtll'd unuthnr 10 th1• fnurth
L( wusublc• tu ahnw lhnlr ilbllll)
In run tlw hnt.t•~t IIJtMI<''Itllvnly Inti.
luurth mnlnR with 11 doublr ,,,
by III'OIUr ( nnnlc• K llnJ.( nnd r
mun Julunn Pt•ltlr.t Wtth Kh~~M
third .md Ptlh'N on s('(;ontl. srnirr
Alimn Ptovosttlt•d tht• Mllffil' wHI~i'
tlouhlt• to luh r.~ld thnt sr:ort d
runnt•nl
rhu Rllrtll' n•mmnl'd lwd until
~<''I' nth 1nninR. W1th rt~nnera
tlw 011 butll•r hit 11 dribblt>r ot,,2
thr ftr!ll l)llsoltnc
I lordm 1:heuwcl I he bnll do"'
und IIIIKIIIkonl~ tric•c.J tu Mil Fort
IB)( tn'lh•nd o( tossinR lu ftnt.
Spruwlt>d on the busollne~, 'lhl' v.1
llt'urly lrntnph•d by thu OIT runn.­
antl <;nuldn't J.(t•l the luall up tarnal.
tlw IliA. rhe runner r mm 'iet.IJr.;
rnn!d nUt ht• wuy honw und !'!Corel
Senior AJida Provost raps a hh agalnlt the Oregon lnatltute of Technology In a double header at LC laat
Friday. The Ploneera to.t both games. 6--3 In the Oral and 3-2 In the aecond. Ptt11 Rav.re.n fhl' Paont>ciS wol'f' nbh· to st:orv
unl., I wo runs while Willumullt•
t untlnUL'd to knock the ball <ltound,
.,LtlrlnR fi ndchlionol runb Wt•
\\ ulkc•d too muny people~ sn1d
c thJrh Sut• Pt•lt•Non "I thank wt•
.l(rl\'1 up 10 w.tlkt> 1'hut's hkt' RIVJOR
up 10 runs.'" "We walked too man ~
people ... That's like
giving up 10 runs." Pios dump PLU, then lose two
Vunoudt>nhm•M('n thrn lnnpNI ·•
.;m~lt· In r.t>Oit'r tu 'on• O'Ahu~ .
Jnnt•s :.lushetl .anolht•r srnglt• 1t1 h•fl
cenll'r nnd VunOuant•lt•n lolt:t•d
home lo lit• 11 .11 lour. Cr.uJo! \'nh·
luntl. tunmr c·nt<lll'r.lntclulll'nullful
bunt d1m n tlw lc•ft fit•ld lim• In ln.ul
tht• hast•s \\'ath no nul!> Robert Oak
tll 1111! Piom I I lA>tl
St mnr Onn (ones' mandboAAhn~
"rc~n &\ r ua!lplrt\ ng.unsl Jl,ar.aril:
l.uthcr.tn Unt\ ~r.>al\ in Tru:uanu -Frul.l\ kt•\ lltl nn 18-hll Paont•t•r • ultw l whtch lt•\t•l~l lht• l.ult• 15·
I I Soli urd,t} oil I.G. I ht• \ CO)tl'( uJ
l.ult'!o 111'.11 I C 6-4 m both entiG nl a
t 1, • u I ,Jt .. h•·ltch•r
Tht sl 11~ lur lnnt•s' )lolntt• Frtlla~
1111' t1011UI(h Ill dn\ I' ·10}' UflJlUStnJt
\!!llltl tn\11 I olloll111111 Shill 1\. 1-rl\ll' llll
•~ ,,, lht• phth', nme rhis anrllwn
humP run~--on•• ,, ~o~r.tnd :.l.am.
1'hnt's riJthl lull~s. nil 111 un1• Manw.
Thull h.tsemun lom•o; slartt~llhe
l'ua ussnull "alh a lhn~·run lwmt•r
in I hi' hrst mmnK In I ht•. a th Jonf'S
1\lepJlt'\1 1111 to the plait• wath tht•
I~<~ t'6 lnndcd .tnd crankt>d thl! pile h
!LUI ur thP p.srk ror n grand :.Jam,
Sc'COnd huscman O.alt• Sharts,
nphuanllro, nppt•d 11 h\n•run
humr•r 111 thr• ~"th lu JOIO an tht.•
uffr•nSI\ I' ul):~ .
Shurt hup Bob O'Abn~ . 5npho·
mun~ sl.apped thtt."'' hils .tnd 6\o'O~cJ
luur runs Sophomore Ste\ t• D.1w·
sun rue hod up lhr· Yo an with 5-lf,l
mnan~s ul I uur h1t s. ,se\i ~n ~I ri­
kruulll nnclluur wullo:s pllr.htnl(.
I )mannus Mrt>V slu~s Cfl\ ••n•d
lluur;tun C.:omplr."A o.s rht• Pwnt:t!rS
upr•nr•'tl lht• duublt• huudtn
Sillunluv .
Juruor Tom Pr.lloelo :.lru1ed on tlw
muund lur l.C. hut thP 2ude-urmtnJ(
lr•lr h.mder w»s used .md csbu~;t"CI
hv J>I.\J hatters.
He• JtltW up a two-run homt>r an
lhr• lirst rnmnJt. , .. ," more run• in
lht thu·d .tnd <~ sc,~to shot Lost art thr.
(nurth. '"Tum IS usually u good con·
Inti patc.h•·r," Caito said. lhe b 1ll
tusl ~tul up on h1m.'"
Rumors could not ~ conhrmed
th.tt lht PLU pitchinR atorf had supplll'd lhPII' tt•arnmolt>s '' 1th Oun
ton•· \ ouduu dolls to nt: •tilt• and
51t•p un wlwnl'\ t't Jonc•s c:11mt•lo thl!
plnlt·, hut ht• \\ n:. O·lnr·3 '" tht• far:. I
t{•llnt•.
l'ht• Prns 'urt'<lthree runs m the•
s•·r~md . ~ hkr• \' .annudr•nh.u•gr•n.
JUnior, J,,shc·d •I tlouhlt• tu riJ.(hl
tl'nh·r In :.t.ut thP thar.t rnninR .md
scun'tl '' hr•n Sh1rts pullt>cl 11 1 wo
tllll tlnuhh• In lt•lt 'l'ht• l'orort• was
twd at lour .111 JotlliOJC mto lht• fuurlh
rnn•nR. hut l.C \\ ll!j sall'nl fur the:
N>sl ul ttw ~anw .
rnan~ ~ ,,,tuh!l, IH'Olllr, t:olffit' on lO
thl' hfah with h\11 rrwn on hoiSC lu
mh~""' Pl'lllwlt• .unl It"' nul or the
mninM \' ath JUS I une nJn •a.orm~ .
(Jut lh,. l.utr.s r.lumpt!d tloYo n on
I.C's uHr·nl>t' nml \von ti-4.
ih•• ru,nt•t·rs f!.Unt' out mannR an
lht• :>L'Cnnd gnmt' m. lnnt:s smR!ihe•d
n two out hotnt·r wath O't\lx•yon an
lht• fn'SI lnn&nM HI put LC olhc.ld 2·0.
But rnalang lu sr nrt• un I wu b.Jl>l'!>·
llwltod sttu.thnn!i wsl I.G.
Junaur Ru 1.. IJlnt! t'llltll' IJUI smnk·
InK on tht• muund .tnd retan-d the
f1rst thn·•· Lull• b.altt·r:s, but thtnRS
~ttl 01191\ 1n tht· c•rond inninK r hP
l.utcs' 1-'Jic: Monson blnstt•rl ,, mon·
SINIUPi homt•r IIVt'r the: nghl ftl!Jd
w.tll In st.art tht• tnntnl(. One more
run ufl ,, ~arnh( t' n~ quick!\ t•ltlln·
wutt>ht•d the Ptos h~·•d
LC lnadt>d tht• h·IM!!; With one nut
an tht ~rt nntl. but Ktln VunOo­
mt>lrn, tunlnr, h1t u bounctnl( line
dnw lu thard which Monson
!utared, steppt>d nn lht b.tR for the
fnrc •• und firf'd to fir t lt1 JtPI V nn·
Domt-len nul.
PI.U got two mnn• run& an the
fourth 1nnmJ( but 1£ went on the
ntt.u;k 10 the fthh. O'Aboy ROI on on
.an t•rror by th~ St'('.ond buseman
nnd VanDom••lt:n put m"n on
&t>tond and thard \\ llh u double to
IP(t.
OUR HATS OFF TO
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College head to Chevron for
better deals and friendlier service!
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runnt•n. ',htrlo; nu·d tu nRhl Bra.1n
S\..cels, JUnior '' ifft•tl unci r. mlh
m.tn !)H•VL Burl.hnrtlt grnundt•d out
patcher tn !tNt.
Cotto <;allt•tl nn Duw<~on lu
n>tu•vt• Lonr m lht• "' I h innanR Itt•
f,annNI lhrtw I.UII''i, but I wo "'11ll.:~t
\and d StnJth• ~·•vc Pl.ll """ mun• run
lo lakt! thr· lt>ucl5·4. Anothe•J run in
the sc,•cnth R""' ltw l.ult•s tlw
~cr1md ~unll' w1th an idt•ntu .al
~cort>-6-4-tl.., lht• Pto nffc:nM' lcll
c;tlent in the last two mmngs. Tht• Pto's plnytod more impn~s·
c;i\ t•ly I ht• next day URiltn!'ll Orl'. In
tht• non-lt•t~RUt double h11Udrr bulh
I( II tnt' 'I wert• d.-r adl!d on nms SLort.•d
in tht• ftnnl innmvs of play.
Rnmst•y 11\11'> sent a~nin In thr
mound uht•r \\urkmg in tht• Wil
lumellc ~orne lht• prevaous dny bhe
pitc:hr~d lht entire> ftt'il Rttmt• whrrh
wt•nt r•xlttl mninRs. The st·on• was
lwd althrct .1llm thl' st•venth. but
OJ I WU!i uhltt tu breuk thP Ill' with
tlm·t• run1-an lhu lop of thc mnth
rhc• Pmnc.'t!tS wert• unAble lo I if' tho
Rum~ up I he next llnw nt bat,lo!JI nR
6·:1 10 ntnl' inntn)ls
Tlw hccond RUmP sU\\ llurdm
pitrhtnR (or LC OIT scored first
w1th one run m the sewnd tnninM Brhand :.1 2. HolnR anto lht• <JUu:~
of the st•vPnth thc Puml't·rs
nut row Rarn1•.
l .. u~k or 'll:tlrtllf( punr.h fll!ll
ttl! thn•r of lht''lt' gnmt•,
couldn't Jtt•t onvthtnR wninK
sl\ rl) nil '' t•t•k," PP.It•r:~on ttuld
Th£' t.C '' omt•n wert !lrlwd~
to pin., Pnclrlt UnlvrNlly
r.unltlrum:c )Cumt• 1tf(t11nst I,
ycsltlnln\'· We wall lw oble to
I he I ( !toflhnll I cum 1n
tomorrow URRin!ll Pnnril Lui
.11 2,00 .111d IIMUtn Suturdm· tr
dnuhh• ht•tltlc•r tlJ.CUinst tht' \ mt\'f
s il y or On•J(un
l· .arlirr lhts qcuson .1 !ltiWtiU)
tournnnwnl 111 Southrrn (
"lutt• Colh•Mt> wus cnncellerJ
had w eall hrr condll ions
l( you're a sentor and have the prom~ of a $10,CXX> career·onentted JOb, Amencan
Expf'e.'.\ would ltke to offer you the Amencan Express• Card
What are Wt!~
Crazy!
No. confident Confident of your furure Bur even more than that We're
confident of you nc:l'.v. And we're provtng tt.
A $10,CXX> JOb promise. That'~ lt No smngs. No ~tmmtck.' And rhi~ offer ts
even good for ll months afrc:r you graduate:
But why :,hould you get the Amencan Expr~ Card now 7
Well, tf you're planning a mp acm'\ country or around the "'-uld, tht!
Amcncan l::xprt!$-, Card 1~ a real help. Get plane ticke~ wtth tt Then use n for
hotels and rotauranb all ov~r the world. And, ,f you .,hould n~-d any hdp while
you're away, JWt go m ,my Amencan Expr~ T cave I Scrvtce Office' whcrevtr you
arc and rht!y'll help out.
Of COUN!, the Llrd al"", help-, you
esmbltsh your crL·<.ht h1Mory. And tt'~ great
for r~caurant ~ ,md '>hopptng nght at homt:.
So call 800-528 8000 for a ~pcc 1al
Srudent Appltcauon or look for one at your
collt:ge book.,ture .Jr on c..tmpu\ bullenn boarch.
Tht! Amencan l:.xprt.!''l Card. Don 'r leave
sch(10l w1rhour tt ·
Look for an application on campus.
0 "'~ , ..... c 0 7) ltll ~obcrt lohn.too
Ollhe Plo,_ Los
Oe!lphe gom" chi]
urd.ay, thl' IAlWis ~
and wnmun''l truck
to wnrm up rnoug~
inRI)' wf'll nRul
llJlJIOOI'nt-defend
champion Wilh
ooar hes wen• plr.
lrnm's output. \1
eight first plnet" fan1
und scverul pN'1nn
·willumtJtle shol
us owny but th~>y (
isfecd hend coach
continued on to ct
~ensonul bc!'lts" 1
t•Horts ror kcaping
comprlil inn Willn
with 100 pts. whll~
The womun flnt
quudrung le mcot
Jumettc, who won
57 s pis .. Snuthut
! SCI ond With 49.5, I
I\ iiS enuugh to pul
Gt'(ltR'' Fox C.olleRt
"llh ~3 I tty Relnn
yrllr conch (rom
Slate, was likcwia
are ~Piling points a
h" said Like lhr m
teum is small m "
rPI~ntless compcti
tulentt'd trnckste11
overlooked I
'"The best of the d
Fix was the show
Fagerberg. Fagert
glont of sorts. took 1
put and achieved
The LC wo~
Luther1n Unh
~aced ftfth In
takJng the nur1
N&Direne $-4
Untvenlty 7·2
Bring
on a
Sun. t
Friday
OPEN !11-. -
fourth
tir nbiht1 elv lnth
1blr '"
nd I
Kli~
ad. '"lli!J'
nllttn ...
~~, Cor 1
to ftn
l, ihP \\4
rli runr ..
1p to lll•b
"' 'i.r .•c:IJM ntt .. con;;
many
dike
uns."
~nm11 .
0101(
pn suid.
1 schr1lltl
ly
~ s r. h t:du
1rn 0!1'
elled
I. Field event strengths, personal bests shine • meet lll
-Robc'.rt )ohntton
Of 1he pu,,_r Loti -Ot•llpllt• som•• chilly wt•nthr•r Sut
urdu}' thf' Ll•Wtll und llnrl. rnnn 'I
11ntf wntnt'n' lnu k INtm!i munn~t·tl
to \vurm up l'nuuRh In futr !iUrpna­
inRI}' Wt'll IIJCUinst ll toush
oppunent-dt•Ct!ntli OK c.unf emnt.l'
chump ion W i II u m t•ll t•. a o t h
CO•'' ht•s wt•rt· plt•ll9l'fl with tht•tr
(PIIm'<~ output. whkh tncludl'd
riAhl ftut plnrr hntllht•R for tht• nu<n
and SCVI'rill (ll'NOnnl bt•Sill,
"W!IInmt•llt• ~hould huvr. hlown
u~ nwnv. but thr.y dadn't, sntd snt· •
isf~t•tl hcnd cunc:h lluvld Ft)( He
contimwd on to cn•dlt "c.onhnued
Sl'll!lunnJ bf'!tlfi ~ nnd improVtnR
t•Hurl~ for krnping hi~ mt•n In the
com pol illun Wlllnmollt• flnt!lhud
wll h 100 pt:; whllo LC t•urnlld 62. bt·!lt IIR he hJUncht•d thr 16 lb. 'thot
for n put of -19 q1h lht• third b.•11t
throw In l.C hltllory Pngcrbf•rl( ulao
onr.hon•tl the> 100 mtr n•luv. fin·
ulhl'd second In th1• JnvPltn. und
po!'llt•d un 11.8 in tht• 100 mlr. dnsh.
LC dominottod 111 most of tht•
thruwt ng cVI'nts. Dt•nnis I~trn·
shnw, 'ltmior, tht• dr•ll!ndinR 'nnfrr­
t•ntt• chompion in th1• hammrr
throw, show1>d his powtJr us hf!
won the t!Vf!nl with H thto\\ of 139·
11.
t.oflln8 his distJUII to iJ hr· t plur.t•
throw of US 9 was !lophomore
Tt!rry Outr.ult Roundlnp nut tht•
lnnd-tn-01r events wus aophornor.•
Jimmy Corr Corr won tht! JOVt•lln
wal h n sonrtnp throw of 178-11
utmost len feet mor11 thun hl!'l old
pursonal best of 169 ft
A sutprlsmg vtctory fur thr Plo­
net•n. caml• In lhr htRh jump whPn
sonaot Jock C. lie!! tl1•url-d tht• bnr ut
6-0, gtving thl' leum o nPedcd point
boost Tlw womt•n fmlsht•d lhtrcl m n
quudrunKIP mt•ot bllhtnd Wll·
lntncllc, who won tht• mtml with
57.5 ptfl., Sou I horn Orognn wo11
~ccnn cl walh 49.5. and LC''I 34 pis
wn,; l'nnuMh to put thrm nhNI(i of
C.t'OtRI' Fox Colk~t· who lrmlrd ull
with :13 lu~ Rt>lumpuJ(o'l , th1· ftr'll
yt•Hr cottth from Snn frunt.tllco
Shll<', wus likuwisr pleased "Wt:
are Al'lling puint!l und doinR ~reut •
hr c;oid. Likt' thr mt•n. I..C'~ women'o;
lenm is smnll tn 'lizc but with its
l'l'h·ntles!'l compf'liltvt· !ipirtt t1nd
tulrnlt•d trac.kster.t , It runnot btl
uvt•rlookt•d. In the runninM events LC didn't
fnre as well. but still hod many 1
noteworthy perfonnancr.s. With u
hmc of 23.1 In the 200 mtr dn!'lh -
quohfylng htm for confornnct•
chnmpaonships-Vtc Scurs out
strided his opponent by o tenth of o
'lecond for his first Carse ploce of the
sea11on. Marc Glllnnetchi ,Junlor, apaeda to 1 wtn In the110 meter high tn.dlea In e duel mut SIIIWday egd,..lhe
Wlllame* 8HI'CI1L LC'I men't tum lol11oo-e2. Atte Aa,.,.,,
.,.he bt>sl of the dny· occnrdmg to
Fix. wo., thr 11how of JUntor Kerry
faRerlwrg. FnRerbc~. n gentle
Jltnnl a! sorts, look a first in the shot
put and uchh•v1•d u now parsonol Paul Mott3on. sophomore, who
took an earl\ lead tn the gruehns
stecplt!Chase . and held on foro Ctrst
plocf' fantsh ot 10: 10-u new por­
sonnl best Cethng sec;ond was LC
JUniOr Charlie Hart with n ttme of
t 1:05
Marc Cionnesch1 , Junior, won the 110 meter htgh hurdlc.'J in 15.2,
leaving the llrl:Dnd plore firusher
nt•arly n Cull set:ond behind.
More personal b~ts Illustrated
th<' tenm'a continued tmprovement .
Sophomore Pete Ba URhman
clockrd tn at 15:30 In the 5000 mtrs.
ond senior Chris Wood came in
wtth J:59 In thr 1500 mtrs
The LC women'a tennla t .. m wu In action on PUtfne Hnt aut we•k. loelng to powlf'tM)uM Pedflc
Luthentn Unlvlr'llty Seturdly 8-1. The Lutes ant the def..-llng confliencl and ntgfon champe and
pieced fifth In AJAW DIY. Ill In the netJon Jut ye•. Debby Hoop w• thlontywtnnerforthePkKtllta.
taldng the number one etng ... match. Ult Th&nday they defNted George Fox 7·2 and bait NOtlf1WI11
Nauntne ~ on Mond8y. The men'• team la.t to PLU 7·2 Seturdlry ..t.o, but c.-ne beck to b11t s..ttM
Unl\'lf'llty 7·2 on SUnday. Pete Aaust .. n
Bring your L&C ID card and receive a 50¢ discount
on any foot long sandwich.
Sun. thru Thurs. -II :00 am-I :00 am
Friday & Sat. -II :00 am thru 2:00 am
OPEN LATE 7 DAYS A WEEK
8952 S.W. Berbur Blvc:l
Portland, Oregon 97219
Phone: 245 0337
Offer good thru April30 On any !~!ports t~um. what you
luck in one u~n you try to make up
in unother. For LC's wom,.n's team,
quality and hard worlo: wos the aub­
alttute (or depth. Few women spe­
cialize In one event. Many
compet~d in four events. tncludtng
several bock-to-bnck efforts
Middle dlstonr•• •pectollat Jnckse
Miller rW"t'ly left the track. Miller.
sophomore £im•hed second in the
800 metutt at 2 16-brcokinA her
own school record Sht• also
anchored thre-e roluy lt·t.tms
In the hurdling t•vrnt~. I C hod
thr ~wirt Michollt' McArthur,
sophomore. to hnndlc tht• opposi·
tton. She bounded to u hrst pluce tn
rthe 100 meter low hurdles in 16.1
Sl'COnds nnd u •wcond in thP 400
mtr. tntP.nnl'dwte hurdles. The
!>velte hurdlt1r altio ran on u pair of
rel.l\' teams • LC had two firsts in the long dis­
tan~ races. Senior StAnt Harrang
was the first to brt'ak thl' tupe in the
3000 meters with an 11:05 finish.
!Freshmen Uz BaCCJsaluppt luted
throughout the 5000 mtrs and fin­
ished in 20:59 for five first plo.Ol'
potntS
The onl} woman to finish in th ..
top of a field event was sophomore
Burb Crocker. She was fourth in thl'
shot at 35-tJY:. Crocker is due a
belated conwatulotions for hflr
llt:hool n>cord sethng put of 38-SY,
two weeks ago.
The men't team now hus two
more ma!la berore the NWC chom·
ptoru~haps to be held at LC. \\ htle
the wom~n only have one. NeJ'I
w~t·k both teall\5 wtll be atlinfit•ld .
hopln8 to qualify more members
Cor the conferenca and d11tnct
chnmpionship meets.
UPCOMING SPOR I'S
Softball: fridny lh•· 16th the Pioneers ore tn aclaon again:it Pnafir.
L uther.an Uni\'crsity nt Z;OO ot Hou:c~ton Complex. SatunJn~ they
meet tht Umvrr.ut\ ' of Ort.~on in u double header ut 12;00.
Bauball: Suntfnv lhc 18th the Paos tokl' on Seattle Umvurstt~ 01
2:00 J'hr Pton.-,•rs meN Gcwrge Fo11; Coll~e Tue.<>day the 20th at
Houston Complex with plt1~ ' sturtang at 2:00.
Women's Tennia; Saturday the 17th the \\omen lu " South••m
Ort1(on Stolt ( ollegc with mutcht> ~" shtrttng at Ut.OO om. Tuesda~
tht! 20th thl•y mt'tSt Clark CulleRC and ·Reor up for the WCIC
toummnent 1n Tutomu fhursday to SdtunioJ\
Men's Tennia: Fndoy th~ 16th LC ml't!t~ SOSC stortang nt :.1:00
St.tlurday the~ t.Jke un Pncific Untversit~ at 3:00.
West Linn Travel
NARYLHUPST PLAZA
18805 Pacific Highway
Wesr Unn. OR Q7068
(500) 6J5.J782
STUDENT TRAVEL SPECIALISTS
Plan NOW for June!
We can get you there for the
lowest fare.
CONTAO our on-con~ reps
• OW\LES GINGHAM BMTMUH UG
Exr 472, Box ~21 Exr. J5J. Box 19~
~ Plan Ew f\oom 26 1 sr HoY."ad 1\oom 7&
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PIOneer Log, Apr11 15. 11m ...... 1 • Poet f01!sph Rmdslo;~ . nott'd Rue;sinn
poet, will rend hi, pootr~ tn Rusalnn w1th
Enghsh tnuulntaon Sponr;on.od an pun by
the B,m·y Cerf Fund and Ree's divsaon of
hh•mture noel lunJ~uugc , Brodsky, will
stnrt hi reading t1t8 p.m. tn Vollum Collt>gt>
C..ntcr Lounge at Rt . d CoiJ~r .
• El Salvador: A Personal Viow. Hjalmt·r
Pt>rez, R stuclconts from fl...,nkndor, \\til bro
dQing n shdt' shuw prescnlnllon on tht•
hiShlriOill bur.kgrouncf nr f:t Snh lltfor
\\ hir.h dt•lmearrs omc o( thr problrms ,
pru;t and cum•nl, f;u;ang the r.ounrr~. Tlw
proat•nl~thon IS nl lht• Han~ 111 Cnhfnman
Cafctcna. i20 SW \\'nshangton ut 5 30 p.m
Wine, ' niPr .tnd ch• l'!le will 1}1' st·rvt.>ti
Tu:kets ure 2-$3 For mort• anfnnnnllon
call Counctl Cnlhng at 229-3049
fndn.) J6
• Uta Ha~co 11 PSU: t\c:tre .. s I ft1t HHJ!tm,
I\\ 1u• n "mncr of Tonv anr \Jt \\ Yllrl.
Ornmo Critu:s A" nrds. lmnp her mnno­
drnmo "ChnrlllUL·· "' lilt' t.~o~t· nf PSITN
Lancoln Holt t\urlalormm (J62ll SW J>urkl
jor two Pflrformonc;.•s: f'mtm•. t\pnl W. ul 6
p.m ond !lalumn\. J\pral 1~. ol 2 p ru
·chorlollct IS on c.xknded munolt~u·· 111
r~ u ocrs b) conlt•ntJKJmn t ,,·rnu•n '' ,,,.,
P••kr Hod\' The· p/O} u Ollllllt~l'i th,.
rofolaonshap nf 1111 l\flmlln Ghurlullc· 11m
Stein. onrltuhoran 'on ( .u .. thc·. '' hu lx~'flllll'
I he pn..>t,mmc·nr Gc•mrnn n ralt•r durmjl h1s
o(fmr w1th f'rou \'on Sit m Prwt"!i unr ll.SU
~··•wral . oncl s; 50 .. tucl•·nl' r'i(J11111r c 11 r:tt•at ...
For mon• 111(orma1wn c~a/1 229-444tl
• \\'omeo't softball lt>am w11l be hustanJt
Pacific Luthcr~m at · p.m. nl Hnustun Faeld
(beJo\' lhe l.a\\ School),
• Men·, tennis thullen):es Southe•rn
Oreti•on ~t .• tlt• .tl 3 p m. tndlf\'.
• Baseball lf.'olm pluys We .. lc•m O~un
StJie at Hou!>lon F1eld (heluw the IU\\
school) nt 3 p.m
Apnl 16
• Patch Day. thr Muthl:r"s Club walllw en
thl' Tra1lroom all dny tu ment.l duthm~
•
r1~ .... . ...... -----=----->
• Community Contra Dance nt 8 p m nl St.
Fntncts Church. 118l ':if. Pcnl'. C::ust 15 SJ
For more mfonnalton coli 231-8191 ,
• ScottUih Country Dance from 7-lO::JO
p.m. at Mnr.;holll..omrnumty C'..cnter, 1000
F.. Mcboughhn 81\'d m Vant uuver. For
man• information cull 1arg .. at (206)892-
4366
• Heidi: Tht• llmt!IP5s lair• of H yuunR Rlrl's
lovP. nnc.l d•wolwn for h.:r famrl)' and
homPland ~'ill be presenttd April 16-18
tmd 23-25. The 5hows, nl the Far~hous••
Thealf'r, are fndoy nl8 p.m .. Snturdav at 3
(J m , and Sunda\ ut 2 p.m. For mort•
anforrnntmn call 248--1737.
• Concert: Fnxi Frith, cxpcri~ntul guatnr
rnutH ~ Sponsored hy the Culturnl Aflau
Board. Ttckl'lti, iJVIUiable i11 l.vnl(haar
Musac und at lh~: door. nw S'J gen .. rol and
52 f>tudents anri r.naor tttl71'n&. The
conr:crt lx>gm~ Ill 9 p.m .•• t th~ Otn1mons nt
Ret:.od College.
• STANO up and danae: Stud!!nls
·roRPihPr A~utnll NudP ... tr Oestrur.t10n as
pr~nllng a bcn~fit danr.e i1t 8 p.m m
TanUtrnck ucungt• Stolt•n 'J'oya;, n locnl
rock band. will play. Admte;:;aon ts 1 for
all.
• lahmeel Reed wtll be fl'ildang Ius J>O••try
at?:~ tst S.i Cr.1m1't l~all at r-'SU. Ret~ u;
ttw uuthur of Mumlm I umbo, ltnd tJOI•uf h111
rlfJYI I rr IV~ lhe Nnltrmnl ln!IIIIUIP or
A'rtli ond l.•·ltt•rs A \\ltrd Adtm sum l!i $2
gmwrnl t-'or more infonnallnn Gilll 229-
3U45 • PSU Superdanco 1982: On Fnda) and
cturduy, April tb 11nd 1 ... the florllnnd
Shah• University .. audent" wall donct tht•
ntflht uwn\ as 11 bomt•fil for thr Muscular
D~stroph\ As,.ocllltion From 8 Jl m. lo 8
u.m .. thr "-"PPII ScRma frnt~mrty will host
11 Supt•rdonr.e lntt•N>ste-d donc.'"•rs mo~ 1111
roin b\ contoclln "-oppu SiRmll f'rtJicrnltv
for il ntRht or dnnclnR ond aotv fun sur.h H!o
alul'ktn~t huanun pyrnm1ds, limlKJ wntcsl!>
11 sp~nil hAhl shm~ and nHtn\ other
uctrvitacs Thl! dunn· 1s t1lsu opt•n In olhero.
b~ IICI..I'I admi saon the nhthl or the dam •'·
• SoftbalJ Juublt• ht•udt•r MRmt' tud11
OJtilln'it l 01\'ror:-ilv nl Or,~un ·tart tnR ,,,
noon at l fntl'olnn Fu•lcl
• Women'• tennis tt•,tm \\all ht.• hushn~
Soulht•rn On·Milll Sltlt· tt 10 .t.m.
• Men's tcnnas h•nm ch.tllt•n)(cs P.tt.ifu:
Unt\ t r HI\ tl J p.m
• College Outdoors Rut·~ tu C ou nr Hnt
SprtnR!t, ncstlcrl tn 11 fmt•slt~l rHvtm• rJbcl\ t'
CoUJ!Rr Rest•f'HIIr . l'hf'~l· spran~o~ .. oU'I' .unw
ar t•w finc•sl in ttw I Hit•, Cn:>l "R Siun-up
ln~ano; April 12 Pa c-111p mct•llllJ.: '" t\pril
14
• Ceramics arhst Deborah Horrell tu
fll't!SI•nt lct:turt' dl•nmn!ilr.tlllln 'unt:ernln..:
c.Ju, •• ,, ml!flium fur lnloiJtt•r~. fnrm ~ ol,m.tu
4 p,m 111 I ht Or.~un S1:huul nl Arl:. and
Cr11fts, 824 !'i SW Hnrnes Ru11d, Costs 24
fnt mcmher .... mel SJO fur nun-m1•mlwn •.
Fur m11n· infu r.ull t\ndrt>.ct Neh•·l .at 297-
5544
• The Par" Gallery llft!JO SW Krorr
P.trl. \\ .. ~ l .. tl..t• o .. Wt.'l(ll. L'i clo.hihitin~ot
nwr.t.uttnt rtc.hin~ots by Y nl..m .tnc.J Wmt~ot .
l'hc t'11.hahit ul llmitt'tl ••clillun pnnts fmm
l<wtlo, fup.tn will ht• ttn dtspiAy (rum ICI •
·• m lu 'i p m
• Square Dance 111 Wmnn.c ( ;r.cngt•. 8:140
SPOC'f<l I Ultl.alln oil 7::w p.m. Cusl IS .J. Fur
murc• mfu c:ttll 6:J8-HZ:!7.
• Piano series I nlt•rn.tllllnulh 1.. nu\\ n
pt.lntsl t.cr~ocn liuhn &Wrfunnh . Sht• wtlllw
rwrfm tntn\! 111 PSl in ltnl'uln Hull
Audltumun Ill 4 p m 'l'u:kl•ls oil I 'i8 50
~I'OI'f•ll , 5.!'.0 :.IUtlc•nt .. illlcf SI'OIIII I ili~Wnh
f'ur ITUU'l· tnllll n\lllllln I ~111 :!.29-4440.
• College Outdoon. ~ut· lo c.,s,:.ult• Ht•<ttl
un llu Ort~lln I ll•tSI rur .. htl.:t' ..... 'C i S7
SiJ,:n-up lJt•~otin!i April 12. Pn·-trtp
uwcllllN b!JU p.m Apnl 1-1
• Portland Chamber Orcheslra prco:.enls
Met7.Lirl Sl n ll)t Quurte•l en E flut pe•rlurmt•d
hv 1h1 Pnhrt• nl'l:hustrd Mn7.Hrl's P111nu
Cunu:rtu 10 F. n.11 Will al~oo bt> pt:rfOI rut~.
l'hc t;ctntl•rt will bt· ,,, Swnnn Aurhturaum.
Portl.tnd Art Mur;r.um. 1219 S\\ PAr~ <tl :J
p m Ad1mssmn ito fre·l'
• Nuclear Disannament ! how do we
achieve it? A prcSt•ntaltun wtll he RIVen b\ • ·' mem!Jt•r nl thl• Soc1ahst Workers Purtv
who will diar:uliS th•• muny wuvs hetnR
SUUI(hl fnr diSHrlllllmenl incJudin)C lilt'
nud ... ar l rttc•zc ,,umr.~tt agn. Re.tgll n' s
obwrtUJn to lht• fn .. •:rt• and tht• thousands of
pt:!tpl~ an tht• lJnut:tJ St.ates and Europt•
who havr dl'tnonslrilh!d ot)!Uinsl nudc•,u
wcupons Thr loa um stm·ts al 7::10 p.m. ,11
th•• Mihtunl Boul< ~1o11•. 711 NW E-:vert'll an
Prlrtland A Sl donahon •~ r•·qu••slecl
• Early MUJU: Guild of Oregon aa
SJktnsunng u concerl t•oht lt~d. Allt~IUIU,
M usu fur I he E.,st er seat~ on (rum
Rt·nuiSIUJOLI' und Middle As«es. · The
oouo·rl w11lllll he•ld at St. Clnar .. ·s Church.
SW 191h (tnd Spreng (~urcle·n Rn<td ul H p rn.
1't~;hl:. an~ $!1 Rl'OPntl. $4 st udonl•/·
tnt!mb>rs fst•ntCJNI, .mc.J S:J group rtJir· fo'or
mure tnfomwlton call Z41-941J
• The He.ler Street Kleuner Band .tnd lht•
MtJ7A•I Til\' K lt·znwr B. and 10 II t:nm erl ur hoi
Yutdaah <.l.tnc:e mu!fu. ul Rt•t:d College
Cmnmons at 6 p m. f11r rno11• 1nfu nmtar.l
Rtll Build; .tt 248-0356
• Mervyn'• Family Conurt wtll b••
prt-scnh:d Ill l'ortJand C:1vu ~ Audilunum .tl
~ p m. 'fickr.trs <~r•· $4 adult,;, $2.fo()
at udl'nts .anti JWnwJ Clh7A•ns. Symphony
ltcht uffu e. Z28-1,1f>'l, Aurtlturaum bux
ufhfl•'. :t.4H-14fJb. on.
• Economics or tho Soviet bloc-· Art and
freed om \ Pt•t sonnl Acrounl of l afe nnd
Work tn tht· USSR nnd thr Fret• Wc1rld:· by
F.rnst Neal\ c~tny dutlinRutshed Sov11!t
'r.uiJllot onrt •trttsl nnw an t•"ilc Spt•ct:h
stllrlb 111 noun, tn ISO C rc~mer Hull at PStl.
for tnfo roll .!J!-I-191tl
ues. 20
• Baseball h•mn hnsts GI'UfMe Fo). at
lit~u<ol11n F'tt>ltl ,,, a p m
• Women's tennis learn t:httllcong~li Clud~
C.t~llc1o(e .tl .) I 'i p rn
• Lecture: Y.11.u\ I ft•u.h;tl, a culunt•l an the
lsnll'li Orrcnt" Furc •·s. clisr:usses tht•lsrnf'lt
Wtlhclr.lwttl from lhr• Smut. Heic:hal wall be
spe~rtl..tnu 1 n Templt•tun r.ullt."Jl(' C..nter at
'i 30 p m. Fret• Spunsorcd by
Halut..:un. fc•wash Student Umon. ·
• A Doffs House wall be ')huwn .tl8 p.m in
lumlinsnn m I he llhrurv
• Mayas: Lords or the Jungle, a Ctlm Whir. h
l'l'VeilfS somt! of tht' (USCIOaltng recent
tli .. wvcnr:s thut haw led an:haeologtsls lo
lnt ull y rev aRe I ht•ir theor1es on 1 he
ffi\SII'I'IOUS da~oppt~urnr.t• ur lht! Muyns rrom
Ct·nlrul Arnenc<t Tht! 111m will be• shown ttl
11 a m in 1'umthnsnn.
• Women's Studies Sympoeium at Lew1r.
.anti ( J,crk ColleR"' wtll bl! hrld on utmpus
Wcdnr.sduv nnd Thul'llduy , Apral Zl nnd
22 I he· symposium tS dedtcoted to
St01nford llnt\ersity •lnthropolol(tst
Mit hrllt> RutJnldu who dil!d in .m acctdent
last full whtlc conducll nR neJd rese.trch In
the Phihppancs Today al J::JO p m in
Trmplcton Collt'AC Cronter Dorthy Derkson.
dSSISianl pml~b!.iflr ur EnRhsh. will present
Mlltopian PohttLS tn the works of liurriel
Ot•vt:.hcr Slnwe. Ctttherane Beet.hur .md
Churlotlt• Pc~rkms ( ;almun · Jean W .trd,
rrofes~ol uf c;ommunic.atwns. will pre~ent
"EnwrRt!nCt ! of •I Mcntor-Prolt!Re
Rt•l~tlaonshlp 1871 Spealung Tour of Susun
8. Anthony .md Allhtnil Duniway .. untJ
'>OI>hnmur•• Shello, Ussuno w1ll pn•st•nt,
Tht· Rf:'lultonsh•p of We•ascht and Phs1c.d
Attrue;hw•neli>J lu S~>lf-f'..onrepl • A panel
or l.eWifi iJOd Clurk faculty mernbt·r~ Will
dit~uut. th••cr •~xp .. rwnce"' tn mu1n
sl reaminJl-introduc;ing r .. mlnisl rnnteranl~;
to I ht· curnculum-r~ t 7:JO p.m. tn Bodint>,
Potne·l mNnbers an• St•vin Harschbem,
nssot.lutt! priJft•s<lor of phfloo;oph y. Susun
Ktn;chnt•r le•t.lur~r tn EnRiish. Oav1d
SoVURI'. ol'iSOciOtr• de• an or focull \ dnd
lf•ct_urer in hlstury: Mary K.ty Tett mlUit,
nH!ust.ant prufe sor. Mustrt· of Aria m
Tt•,achmg proRr.nn, und ftm Wnllott!,
pmh•!IROf of t•dur:.lhon All cv•~ntfl urt• op1•n
to tht· publit without ch.trf{l·
• STAND-Siu chml'i 'l'ngt•th1•r AMttinsl
N u d «·tH 0 ,. :; It u r·11 on m N· 1, 1• 11 t. h
W•~nt ·c;d,ty at I 1 u m. 10 1 hL• C hupl'l
m•• .. ttnM nmna STANU ,., ot nnn-pnr1t!lun
nrganai"JJiion clc-dkale•cJ to thll fn·••71' und
nl'gOllltll on of llUIJJt•,ar Wt•,JpllOtl • Pub Ctawt will btl held Thursduy April
!l2 from 5-1 t p.m This yt•ur prumiaes to
bt• hl~er und bcllt'r lh»n f'Vt:t, and wr.
nlr«•.uiv hnve •I lnnR 11111 of pnrtccipnllng
puho; AmonR thorn urco C.:ryNtul Pork, Ja7.7.
Qunrr~ l.uu; lo Bumha Club. Bhtz
Ho~ptlulit\ Room. Casl'y'!'l Currul. D1rtv
Ouck Puh und fo:uphorln rhc• cost of $12
w1ll andurlt 1 hrt"f' pU1.ht'rs nf bt•t!r nr I htl't•
Rhtsses of WIOL' ond nntt Pub < ruwl
HRnwhlr.h . l'ir.kets nru uvutluhle• HI ull
Portlund tUeCI (,,1, fot• slort·s. Mc>11•r &
Frunk Steve•n'l k !lelll'l .md Port lund ( lJwru
Fnt murc mftlrm11llon piNuuo C•lll 6:15-
ti l) ••
• Portland Art Museum pN'scnls Thu Arl
h1hnc: Mntnstreum Over 75 worka
t.rt•ntcd clulinR the 1970's b~ nrltsl
workmp with u wiclt· vurtel\· ul nutural
syntht•ltc. hhcr11 ust>d in tnnuvutavc nnd
t''<.pn•Hstvt• wavs. Wnrks In the exhah11tun
t•xplnrt· lht• e.nm.epl of fiber il" u fmc uris
mcdtum wtlh als own distmclivc languugt•
o£ lt•t:hmqut• mntt•nl .md form Tlw hov.
wtll bt runmnR from Murch 19 tn Mav 5
• Poela: Tht~ Academy of American Poet
11nd tht! l.cwt. ;lnd Clnrl.. EnMiash
Ocpurtmenl ttre URIIIO . punsormM the
At·udt•my nf Amotcl:u Poets Prll'.t' An
uwnrd of SlOO Will be gaven to the be<~t
poP.m or RtuUp of paem'l 'IUbmalled by a
Mminr sludcnt Monuscrcpls should be
submitted Ia the cnghsh Department nu
Iuter I han May 3. F.nttlt•s ~hould b<• limttl'd
to sa,.. typewritten paRes. Any questions
com ermnA the pn7e should be dnech~ to
Professor Vt'rn Rut'laltt
• Students Together AgaJnat Nuclear
Dest~clion w1ll hold a rally ut noon
Thursdoy, April 22. nn the lawn between
1'emplrton unc..l the Manor House. Student
und faculty speakt'rs will discuss tht
danRt'MI of nucleur weapons and the
pr1•\ en lion of nurlcur war Please comuto
llhov. yuur support STAND upl
• Swan Lake See Mary Puller at the
information drRk In Templeton for half­
price tickets to May 6-8 perfonnunres ol
Bullet West tn Swun Luke AI the Cavic
Audit on urn.
• Textile Artist Mlrie Lyman will discua
Ameracun Qualls nnd jdpanese Kesc
rradillonal Textiles us the Basis for New
Work," HI 7~30 p m at the Oregon School or
Arts and Cro1fh •. at 8245 SW Burnes Road
Cost for the lrcturc is St 50 for membe~ or
ICital art o~um7.atmns, $3 for non·
membei"'J.t For more anfonnuhun rull Bell)
Jo Cnshtnzn ill 297-5544 .
• Portland Civic Theatre, 1530 SW
Yamhlll a.s prcbentin R. WhoMI l.•fu rs rl
r\n~ wu~ ~-fht• shm\ writ bv plci~ 'IIU:
Tlwrsrlny.. Sctlunluys. Mnrt h 5 -t\pnl
24 H 1> m frdu·ts. $5 \dulls. $4 Sturlcnl
nne# St~mor nl wms Spuc.;wl hol/-prwt• (01
lltur'ldnys-t~eh lrdwl $:1 • yn1pos1um
umJ
Lt"ts .and Clnrk W08
'00s than 1l1s now,~~
studl'ftt!.. fuc:ulty A
body prr.suJt•nl
,Jimnsphl're tJI I.L I
,tnrf the• chunRes
plurro 110ce
Tht· punul dascusstnn
Wl't'k r. umqur lim
'b()~ Of'Millli.eetl by St•·
•• Ht•l ftl'lflf't'l IV(! ,,
~ilo1ophy cluss 1
preaent met tiM
so·. •ympoehrn
Ulhock (Jeft), ASlC
FKa!Jed ttudenta'
flexilJ
those who have a
iODh~r the present COl
system at LC, ~Omf
unrter lhe <.~pproved
from the c ..... 1,.,
lasl sprang, a aulj
desagned to invest
~ludenl~> course .. r.u~
quarter/hour
thl! present cou
The cleccslon to • Lecture, C!)(hiblt and sale. April 6(TueJt·
day) through 27 (Tuesday) Job} Patterson
of Inter-Mountain Fine Prints in l.a
Grande dtlicusses ·Authenhcnltng the Fme
Art Prant. The F.tchan~. LilhoRraph und
Woodcut" at 2 p.m. April G. Included in tht
exhibil and snle ure 19th and 20th c:onluf)
french prints, phoh>Rravure:. of Antc>n~;.1n
lndiuns by Etiwnrd Curlts, US RnilrooJd
Survoy ltthoJ(ruphs. dry potnt and etchtnRS
of Europt> by OreAon urchilet"l Louis Rosen·
bt•fR, and Veneliun music woodcuts Lewu
.tnd Clark Collel(c, Aubrey Wut7.ek Ltbr.ar)
htt:
• Phyllis Ye., O&SIIIIanl professor of .ut
hus two orw-pt•rson shows commH oJl
Mnrt:h 23-Muy 8, ttl PM & Stem Cullrr)·.
Mod1son Avnnuc. N••w York, and an Apnl
111 the~ fohn (,ruharn HuRhlls Gallery 111
Houston, Te~au •. 1111e~r hour system
lake pluce by uet"ll
c:opy will be du
c.1talo~u e for fall
dPsare to clear
• Exhibit. Apral (WNJnesduy) throul{h 26
(Montfuy) "An.hit('clural .md ln1cr10r Teo'·
lllc•s~ by £nbric de!li~ncr Monic.t MonoRhan
of Pendleton Woolen Mtlls tltl' on di11pluy.
with ''" opt~ntng n•t epllon .at 7 p.m Apnl7
U.'WIIt and C:lnrk ColleRt!, Trmplclon Cc1l·
leA•' C.t•ntl•r.
• Saturday Maricet ia back: s.,tur"•'
Murkr>l wilJ IJe opt•n e•vt•ry wt'tlkcnd unll1
ChtilllmuR . Snturdny hours Me 10-'l; Sua­
duy hour~ lll'l• 1 J -5.
• Fun Run: Join lhc Sludt•nt llt•.tlth '-'••rlll­
c.t•s Omte•r Fun Run 11very Frtduy at 4 ,,,, .. <l"l>otiated with
seemR to be
r reo~Jon~ for
:.ystem
arc• difficultw
lhH frac.IJonul crt'<fili
I l. 1 2 t~nd 213 to
I!I'M lhrouHh oth•~r
Pl'l!<tt•nl. one c:oursc
"lual lo 5 qu,lrter
i~o a hall,, r.r~ht
lhrc•e quarter
IOr.tnte prufcos!lor o
l<ecdy.
:loCOIInmittoo "There
confusion abuut
aystum we• work
•wvert~l dcpu
nut IU!JI ar.llv
0riRinaJ pion, on u • ht~ lllld.
try, math nn