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

Volume 46, Number 6

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1982-10-02

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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wnt only Call eJtt
bnl•t what your
:yl so that an appr1
.nw ond ttml' can
ntt; Invited to
dJrcctor of cnut~
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In tho bnbOm
·• p m Wc'U oo
tUng on the group
l• huld n•.r'tnt: tC<.II~)
:tent hc•alth
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nd studont!i fnvit
fttng, du't"C tor of
wi 11 m ('() t ovl!J)IOnt
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., pm "Well bu
ling on the group
As a
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raft
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'de travel.
duates
and have
must pass
clearance.
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other
Programs. and Clark LC Sports A Look &yond the Scon,-board ls the topic or neld \1\:eek'a In Focus, Pioneer Log• magndne auppleml!nt written
and desl8ned by LC students, faculry andataff . &yond the Sl.oreboa.rd UeaphUoeophlesor sporu.auitudea towani perdclpe­
tlon,lmportant l.ssue5 and concerns Cadng athletes and coaches. and wealth of prrspec:ttws you may not have con.ldered
before. Photo by Ke11in Entman
tudents involved in creating campai-ns
Fnmze:n
Pioneer~
t:i\11/T\ signs. camprugn pronuae:.
ad poJiticaJ advertising qUJckly
lind Ull that November a Is not
II' wn.y To create a slick. profet~ ­
camprugn and insure that
~ candidate!> names and fac~
known by the voters much
ib needed by community
,ltltee1r:. and student Interns
rrer1tly Lewis and Clnrk "tu·
heJpjrl8 to organize and
those campaigns Students
choose to take time off from
normal c~mpub routine to
tor a poliUcal candidate
cour..e Political Partie:. and
"'~' Group~ taught by political
profes ... or WIUiam I.Rwit>
students a chance to got
d with a campaign while
\Ina. 11 regular schedule
Lewis wru; in Washington ,
nrs enrolled m the cla!\1> ware
a choice th(l bCCOnd holt of
...... "' to ell her write a research
or get im olved In n polhlcal
1 hroo studenttt who
"'"' IaUer wcro senJor Lon
ey. r.ophomore Wttndy Hall
juruor Mlchaol Washington
three are pollUoal sdenc.:e
~. although other studontt.
rzing In other areas or !!ludy
n decide to work on
•uglhmry 16 cummtly working
Kulongoski 1:1 campaign
lncumbtm t GovemorVic.;tor
'I llko l<ulongo. kl and the
he haa. dono 10 tho pa111,"
l.oug.hnC'\- Geulnslnvohcd in
::antp.ll'l! ;n meunt doing 'boring
ec•~-.snry wo"' "
6vo tlmoll Loughney hru.
ht! hns ht!lpcd in malUnf's
8.000 pit'Ces. distributing
!'I and mrormatlon In ndgh·
oooR and working \1\-ith \'Otf'r \It hough Loughney commented
that KuiOf180sld wn:-. keeping hh.
campaign ·very guneral and
broad" sho mentioned b8Veral
goall'l which he Is working toward
such ns revitnllzing small busl
ness~ and the t.Ulle·s logging and paJgn is not great if you are looking
for connections or noteriet)' . but
you can gel a lot of personal sa tis·
frlcllon I ha\ • learned about many • aspect!> of an election uch ru. the
time and money rnvoJved and what
a brg deal they are to coordlmue ." ~gin rung oft he wnn. has done the
other pn>v1ousl} mentioned tul\.s
and teiPphono un.-e.}·:. and poliu­
cal ~Meh
•'Moshofsky ha• gi\'en up a camp..ugn until he "'vu lihCM-nto be
down in the polllt. ow It has
changed to a ~live &tratqn
campajgn
I let•l that 1 can b:, "'S'Y lu;uv . -about politJctillls , bur I don t see
'Working on a political campaign is not
great if you are looking for connections or
notori ety~ but you can get a lot of personal
satisfaction." $90,000 Job with Georgia Podfic In
order to puraue thu. camprugn
When rompucd with L.es ,.\ucoln
Moshor ~') i not as much of a
C41'ecr politician Ht> \/\ant to do
thl., for hi6 fanul} nod because of
hi:. roncen1 for th!'tr futuro."
Accordmg to HaU, the rruun pu h
in M().)hofsl. ,y' campaign i "The
"'(!".\' f"edent.lia.m · where more
power \-~'Ould be granted to the
'>tate and fedl•ral power "'ould be
d~tmtral~ec.l Hall ~1.id that aid
curTently gi\'ttO Oregon by the led·
crol govcrnmt•nt should be
appropnated to education and
ftOCiaJ program:> ~) the state it lt
not b): the fudt~Mll go\t•mmcnt. SUI a 'Mr Showbiz. ' I b'IO\\ thAt I
am gomg to \-'Ote tar the man I think
wdl do the be~t Job," wd HaU
Like Loughney and Hall,
Wuhington has put in about 12
houn; doing routint) campaign
~on.: tor congres lunal candidate
Ron Wydtm
llshJng lndu~;tric~ Sh~ said that
Kulongosla Is against the property
lax inillative and gun control lil~o
top priority is job'l Cor Oregonian!>
Loughney c;ard that tho plant clo­
sure b11l was one of the iasucs
which could have a negat1V'e atTect
on th~ Kulongosla campaign. In
supporting the bUI. l<ulongosi.J' 11
mtent \Yn!> that busine.,c; gwe
workcn. more forewnmlng before
layoffi,
\ccordmg to Loughney Allyeh
has tllkon advantu~w ot Kulongos­
ki :. ctmnectJon wHh the bill and
C.\ploatcd the is. ue. mnking (lS("(•m
that Kulongoski rs agn.inst labor
forre~
When Loughney oogun herwo"'
on the campaign Hho said that th<•
two Wt..'T'O ' nee~ rn·nt'C~ at the
pol111 ,\ftttr her most n.'Cl.lnt lao~ at
the pull. :.he sttUtod that Kulon '
go~ki wn~< lfllghtly ~hind
''ln my opinion II CU\Ything hurt:.
the Kulongoska carnp:ugn It would
be the I sue of thu plant clO!Iure
bill II can dtwflnitcly have an
ndwnc offect be<'41UM' it pula
1\ulongo!'lki In a bad light
Putting in th.ruc to four houn.
each umc 'lhc gOltlt to the cam
p.lign headqua.rtt•rs in downtown
Ponland. Loughney oos herpoliti·
cal ~t'll'nC(' t.ralning o.t LC beang
eA-UmpUfit>d in tho campaign
·Working on a political cam· Hall is tho h~d ol a committee
on the LC campus that ic; alligned
with the Bill Moshofsky campaign
The committee campo ed of
about :ti~ students. includang
Mo hofilky' nephe\.\ John, has
been meetif18 t!\o'el)' Wcdnel>day
night co organl.w such actMtJes .u;
c..mvatostng nearby neighborhoods
and putt! fiB up ~'lll'd ,.gn!>
HaU who hru. put In about W
houn. on the campa~gn since the HaU al:.o repo11~ a chango in
camp.tign trategy during the laM
month orthe MO$hof~lo.) campajgn .
He \\ti running 01 '1\.tr. :.lice Guy'
LC grad for Governor! "\\)"dens goal Is to gt'l Oregoru·
ans back to wo~ " SAid \\'llr;.hi~­
ton, In order to do thai \\)den h416
lnt.roductfd a bill into Cortgrcsi
that \VOuld add a O~\ Joo~ at the
Bonnt!'V11le Dam wh1ch could be a
ssoo mallion im·eJ>tment for
~on , rhu:. ooating more fob
\\)'den ha:talsort'alntl,} comin~:ed
the U~ ~ll\')' tO <\Wa.rd 8 S3J million
~p rep41r comnacr ro a Ponland
finn wh.it:h \\'Ould aruure .SOO
worket"5 employment for a year.
2 '' 1980 LC ph,YNcs graduate is runnifl8 for @0\'CJTior? \'es! Run Rlch.ardsaa
write-in candJdato lor the Sodaltat Workers Party. Soo why he thinb So­
ctali~ wiU be the new mO\lng forat in the tJ
2
9 BaJlot measure numb e~ ... what?
F.Joctton day IS only tlw d:t) 1mayl If nud·Hlnn~> and tenn papeni have
kopt you from taking o too~ at On-gon's ballot nle3~ures.talw" look inaide.
Superman turns priest
Chri!>tupher RM\'0.1 pt."''furmanct• in the new rnovit> \fon..<'Snormay not be
hlgh·tl.)ing, aoconf.lng to Log \\nter Tbm Eager, but while .)'OU're in the
noif'hbor·huotl tty lhm.. an entcnaaning plt.>oo of technk.aJ \\ir.ardl)• now
shmm1g at thn Mul'tic Bo" Be an duc.stt.'d \'OtCir ..,tuch tho •
is~u •·' .lnd .._nO\'\ your c<mdlda tc•
On "o' m~·1 2 polll'i wtll bt• orwn
&om l4 n m to " p m Om)( on vou·r' ,,,u dec1dt• on nlm• h.1llot mt•a un•'
It'!' ~taiC\\1dtt thn.>t· loc..1ll and .u
<;tate and local offic,,~
Om• cop\· of the \'otcr .. P<tmphll'l
1s mnih'fi to c~'t'I'Y houM,hold In tho
'
~llllt' HtlW\~"Cr thll'll:. not mnllrd to
'tudont8 lhing on campur. Coplr"
an., <t\'nilnbh• at thl• taw CApitol.
post otlko • courthou~>C' and othl•r
public building.
U!ited heroaro thr ~h :.tate bo1llot
mN<!!Ure and , hort O\'Crvio" uf
the candidate for t'tr5t lliatnct
Rt•pt'l"'('ntath-1'.s ol Col18m'" 3nd
Gmcmor
BALl.oT MEAStJRE..,
MEASURE ~0 1
lncroaMl' Th~ lln~ '' lwn Ne\'
Property Construcuon lncn'-II'IC~
Dl<~triCt'!' \'nlue: QLT~IION 'hall
a ra:ung di<~tnct 't~~ const1tutionalta'
ba~ incn.•nNe ''hen new propctt) C'On"truc tlon caust•R diRtrict':s tnJt•
ca"h vn.luc to tncn>...U.4f,
Mt. \M Rl NO i!
Lt•ngthon Govun1or' ·nme for
Po'ltM' 'lion \'uto or \ppra\.al of
8111'1 QlJF--.,·rtoN Shntl LO\ ('MlOf
htt .AIIcn~1'd mol"\• limE' ton ppro' \' ot
\'Oto bllt11 proMintf'd aftf't fifth du)
lltlfOA' ond oflngaslativc Ml~iun ?
Ml'.ASURt-NO J
l on~ tltutlo nnl Ron I Property ·Til._
J.Jmlt Jlro'«)rvtng 55 percent or dis·
tnctl' 1979 R~Mmu tl, QUESTION
.,hl\11 coni' lit uti on llmlt real
propert) ta mtes and valunttontt
prc't'r\'0 the HomC'ownC'r and Ron
tar Rt•fund Proi!JI.lm IHARRPI
n-qUin> clt't; tlon!'> for ccrtam ta~es
and llmiltn>. elocllon'?
Mt.\ URI NO 4
Pennlt!'> sctr Sen ice Dispcrudng
of \1otor \ ehaclc f\u.•l at RE'tllll
qUESTION '\h.lU pergon-. other
than '''"icc o;tatlon operntol'!l em
plo.)tW.'" bt• allowed to pump gul'o­
hno 11nd otht•n:~hiclefuctt- rorre tall
• )
Political campaign 1lgn1 currently abound •• ~otera announce their
preferred candldatea . Pho(o by Paul Pratt t~altf '
Mt.ASURI-NO ~
fl\•oph• of Ort!gon Urtw Mutunl
1-'r\ ·t•rc• on Nuclt•41t \o\ tM pons OWt•l
opmttnl <llll ::~ liON Shall tht'
pl'Oplt• Ul"f(~· lJnltud Stutt•'l to rro
po'lt! to "«)\ tut Union n tnutunl
Cn.•ow on nurloor \vt'UJ10t'ls 1\)IRtt'm
clmolopmont nnd doploymont .,
MEA~URI- NO U
1-'nd!l ~tatu !I Land lJM.' Planning
Po" t•nJ. Rotninll t.ocal Plnnn.lng ;
Qtn:.'>·noN Shnll th<' 'ltnw " lund
u...o nuthonty ond goolsbnndvt11orv
only and county and cit_\ land use
planning contlnuu,
C,\NOlOATF .S
REPRt 1:.N1 \m'E In CONGRf...SS:
hn Olatnct
0ttmocrnl l..C\ \U( 010 WUA lll"bl
cll'Ch.>d tot ongt'\! 'J In t974.and hn6
Npn·St,ntt!tl tho tin. I Congrer.
.')lonal OIIIMC't In Oregon ror four
cont~l'CU IIVtl te1ms 8om in Por­
tlnnd In t9-l2.. \u( om graduated
trom Pacific llni\t'Nity In f'or'\l!lt ,....et to vot
Lrovcwilh n BA In o dobawonOrt
IS with opponen t 8111 Mo,.hofl'lk_v .
1\u<.oln dt•-.clibt•d hlm~olluanflr.tAI
cons~tvu llvt' and as o chO<:k nnd
bulan~ ugain"l thu t'liiC0&'1418 of
ReagunomJc:.
Republican Bill Mo.,lwf«kY 111 n
butdnossmon and attomuy flo
graduated &om tho Unlwrelt) of
Oregon with both hlt'i undorgrudu ·
ate and Lawdi'gJV o Motthof~lldld
he boUevu~ Congre~· big 11pondlng
lA the biggest slnglo roodblock to
ending the recession and thotsoof'
lng Interest rates how duvn11tntcd
our economy Some of tho ldt•M ho
IF~ In favor of arc a b.1lanced Fodera I
buclgot con11tltutlonal amondmont ,
11 n'.!ltrictlon on propo'<'d lncroatoe'l
fur national duran!\0 at leut uncll
tho economv I'CClJ\'tln and on • Imposing llmHt•d torml'l for
mt~mbers or Congrt'"!l
GOVERNOR
Democrat Ted Nllongo.."k' lb on
attom8)' and Oregon ~ante ~enntor
He got hi:~ B.A in 1967 nnd hl1.J U In
1970 from tho Unlvcr ltv of Ml~o
~ouri My top priority I~ fob!\ lor
Ort•goninns, ' 11ald Kulongoski Hn I«
agcunst bollot moo<~urt• thruo
because it ·could cripplu our achool11 and 'OA·gon 11
dcpttnda on quality uducatlon
Ropubllcun \ ·,c 1\ttYeh Ill tho
n>nt GO\/Cmur of Oregon He
dl<'d pre low at the Univonllt}'
01'('l(On I to hua bt>on a membt"
tho On.•gon lflgl11lnture for 20
Mlrv1ng In the Oregon liOub(l
Ropn,li(lntotivcll und tho
bunnle. 11111 tcnn as Govomor
lltltm mor.kud by h.ls cOort11 to
Htotn spending under control.
refonn thu wolforo IJyt'JttJm. and
flght crime
Uber1artan Paul J. Clt>\'eltmd
\nrnhlll County boof roncher
~rv1ct! o;upport Plnnnor for a
vert on computer m.nnuracturor
hn:. 17 ycar5 oxpctfonce ns a
tom11 annJyat. and auonded
Pr<lnCifWO , Los Angeles. and
Monica Cit) Collegos stuD\
mothomatlc'l and com
M..IOnl c <.ovt>mmon t Is tht•
lcm non aggrossfon IH the no<~.
plo. freedom 18 the solutiOn,
( lnvclnnd Somo of tho ideushoil
tnvor of nl'\• reduced llOWJ"IU:111!
job11. mtelim ln.\ credl tt~, pro
ta1 lfmltntlon . .1nd a d(.'Crca~
11totc Imposed monopolies
lion!! and unothlral pnohllbltlon
runs or governo
Mnrinnno Ratcliff
()hho Plc.nM.·r Lot(
"I .:1m cominct.• d that Socialism
'"ill !'lomeduv uxhtt 1n the l. C\ said
Ron Rldlnrdt. ~In list \\orker s
Part.) wnttt m wndidntl• tor gm.-er­
norund 1980graduatc ofLtl\.vlo;and
(lark College
Richurdr~ 23. wat-born in Nur1h
Bend graduutcd from Aloha Htgh
~thoo l in Oca\'Crton andgrodunted
from 1 t with u def(ret.> In Physic~
Hu is now n member of the
Tl'llm!ltOI"b Union Local2lJ. and It> a
rlcrk at the Oregon Hcttlth ~cioncu
UniveNity
I ho mo'l unponunt thul8 for
people aa to build <l labot party to
roprc~n l tht! workt•n. of the coun­
try !laid R.lchard1> •
I dun t hm<l nnv illw.lon~ that
I'm gomg to win on 'lovembt•r 2.
:'<lud f\i('hn.rd~ But before people
cun <;uppor1 Socia he-m th6\ hav·p to
first I"C41Ch a 1m ol whc•n• thU\ can
dJ~ u~s It and altc•mnli\.f' tdca11
T lw So<:u11ist Worl..cr·!! Par~ h.a~>
apprOlumatel) 2.000 member:.
nauonulh \\lth about 15 ml•mbel":"
in Orel(on ..a1d Ric.hn.rds "inct>
.mnouncinl( h1' rampllign an June,
he hu11 !!pokt)n from ·\lbany 10 Ran
ier 'u1ltlng cullt-gc .:1mfhJgh 'tf'hool
dar.-.{'~ .md ·•tlt'ndlng demonstru ·
lion~> and packets
To ur. rhlt. Itt mottl impor1an t to
gN tlw tdL•nt. ol Sodullsm out.' "Wlid
R.lchurdb
Rlchardr. tlxplulned th.nt he Is a
writt' In C'andldnco because the
ballot law:. in Oregon an> wry unde· mocratlc Thh .• !ltatt• n.oqull"\'' so.ooo
.. ign.lture~ to got on the ballot Wt·
could how f\\'U;c thnt mun' and
and :.till not get on tho b.Allot
KJchnrd~ dlst'U'I,cd hu. oppo
non!'. Oomot"rat rt•d kulongo"kl
.md Rcpublit·Jn \ 1c1m \tlych.
unemployment Ballot Mcal.ure 3.
nnd world affn.u-s
I don 1 sec n.nv significant diner­
once bet\.-voon Kulongo-.ki •\nd
\tlych !'iUid Rirhard~t They both
\.vant to mise the t1nc6 ol orctlnory
people for roqlOmto moonb.
In his campaign brochure
Richards exprtlsliOII Ws opposition
to Atiyeh 't~ monsure "to loot
workeM> monoy &om the Statu \cd
dent lnllluranco Fund ISAifl tlo
also oppoStl'l both .. \liych r; and
Kulongo<~kh 'lchemt•s to Blll'act
industry to Oregon. through 'IUbsl
dic' or coroporalion~ Ot the
O)(pense of"-..orking people
In rt•gnrd to unamplovment
Richard& :.ill d. \'\a call for a ma~l\.e
progr-am ol public. works •·
Theru j, a 'hortagc of -.a many
progr-.1m, , f:Woplc rould b<> put to
work to make up lht><~t t shona~o,
and the manu,> t·ould c·ome from
the Pentagon '\\.arbudgo t he ...aid
llnemployrrwnt It~ cau~>cd b\
lapllnllsm which the} Uhc 01"\•!(o
nian and R.-agnnl don 1 want to tulk
about said Rkhard6
Rkhnrds said ht> bullcvm. that
property tuxctt .:1ro tou high for
workJng peoplo, "but OUtlot Men
sure 3 ib not the answm I think W('
:.hould tax thorichand thcwrpora
uon~ ." he -mid "f'undumuntnlly tho
war 1 m ( entrnl \motica
R.irhard' fh(• l <; cannot "top
Jbollshmc•nt ofC.1p1tahsm 1 nTe.
s~ud
Un ~cry I owl our 80"1'mm
trying tu t•onvfnce people of
nel!d to go to '-vnr said Ri·c :lUll
• ·y he• govc•rnment tb tustjng
\moncan p(•oplll to sec what II
get away with
On tho \\.Orld ~>ceno ,
tlllid he 16 totally opposed to rr.n•
pr-cr.encc In El Salvador. sup
\·vhot bgolngon lnNicar.~guo ,
oxcitc•d to SC'C the dcwlop,mtlnb
Poland. as worker.;
hurenucrocv •
"I m oxdtcd by \vhat I !\CO
J>enl~ around me. ~nd
I m not o~~:cltod byu nemnttlVI1!111" • and tho threat or war but bv • proplc -: ro'>pon~te peoplo
thcil h\ co; 1nto thoir own hun~
Rkhnrd~o Joim•d the
Worker ~Pan~ in 1981 after•whc~t
e\pln.tnt•d wa~ a long pi'O<'e~
o( tht' c•,pcricnce'> which
oncetl hi~> df'<'tAion to toin the
\~Uti the LCo\.oN~-. :. tnpto Ketn\~~
t!l78
In 1917 78 Rlcharde. w~\t.
\\ ilh the ·troJan Otrcomissl
Alllunct• In th~ moH•mlmt dfi""
nudenr power In 1978 hf'
aclivt1 tn tho dl\ostlturo mtJ\-1''tn
to :;upport llbcrat.lon 11tru~l~
!-iouthom Ahit:.A, ;md In 1980. he
uctiHl an tho ONgon ( ut1111•
Jf(nlnlil the dr.tl\
"J oncour.AgE' students and
hon.l to write In my nome· on
ballot 11<1ld Richards.
ert eluci tes Ore on's election atmosphe
-
•
''Ttus elccuon is unllM> anv clc..oc· •
Lion I h.nc t.'Vl'rcm.-cn•d ," Mid K<.W·
fV& Floyd Mt'Ka) to a fUOUP of
~1s and CIA.rk pohucal &Ciencc
majors and proft!UOI':'Il Monday
momm~t
Mcl<a), u nt~"' aMI.)'Itt for Por­
tland's KCW·lV, hua beon CO\Cring
the Orugun and Pociflc North\.wr,t
poUtkaJ st:Crte IIIOCt• 1964
'Tho d1flurenco betwt."t!n thla
cempajgn und othN"!! '" tlult ill• a
siJ'lilc INU .. (;ampalgn ba&ed on thtl
condmons of the Ott" gem u< on·
omy," uld McKay
He attributes thtl' dlJfererM'tt to
thl'tffl major factol"8 The 6nt 11 the
Oregon economy and unemploy­
ment problem . All tJlocted
o11iclal•-clty , county and atato­
~ p1Ach18 their malor empha.U•
on the., two problerm
1lllll ~nd factor lathe mood or
the electorate . ''Tht.'V am in a M>ur mood because
~
thtJ\' Ill'\' out of work and are down
~
on tho polihc:ll .. yr.tem.." said
Mc:Kav •
Ht· ulw Ntld that this mood h.ilt~
~n C'nhanced r.mc~ the 1978 elPC·
tlon when the popular concunsua
of tht• electorate war. to curb thu
PtnRnU.!'II"u atmin of fonner gowr­
nor Tom Mc:tall ~ pollllc&. The
inl«•ctlon of profes.o;lonal .u.Wl'rtlt.
lng Into the HU\2 campaigns has
dl!lo acculerated the mood
Thla negative approach wauuc
c;l•a.ful In thu 1980 elt>cllon. If thn
vutt·n t'OJtK:IIt polllJcians won't Ul'e
II ThP Moshof11ky campaign It; a
good oxamplr• of this undercutting
approach u•lng poUtu:al advt>r11tt·
1ng Naaty campaign Rpote haw
been use-d but have tembly mien•·
pm.-,nted AuCoin's record. said
McKay
Thc.o third factor involwd ln the
unJquenea& of the 1982 eleetlon Ia
~t McKay refen-ed to aa the
pu1Jh for the baUot moaaurea ." .• , h«• el(•ctorato will not dotcat
their Inc umbonts Thov nrc• dh.· • gu:-ttf'd \.\11h thL' !\YRI£'01, not the pol·
ill< inn.. "-lid Mt. Kay
Bnllot mca11un.•" thn•c tho t_t;
percont propt•rty tao\ llmllntlon .
and o;lx. ttatL'Widt· lllnd UM' plan·
ning. wen• propo!Jcd boca usc or tho
dJsbt.'ll(;'l we tor 'ommon omong
mot~t com•tltuonho
rho dhd)(•llcf fnctor Ill the Or\gC'r.
frustration . .1nd bacldn11h of thu
electurott• with tht• IIYIIh•m said
McKay
Hu W&Q said that ballot mttnt~urc
tlll't>c face& tho problom of being
dcfcawd b('C4UM> of u 11hortoned
t·ool-down fuctor
· U11ually property tua. billa aro
mailed to the• tth'Ctornte during the
flnt Wtll'k In Oc:tolxlr and tho gen·
t'!'al claction lan 1 until tho aecond
WO«'kofNovtmtbct Howewr. Orego­
nians. aa of now. have not recel\led
their tu noUces and tho election Ia
only ono ~ck away Tho cool·
down factor" len 1 lons enough.
a&JdM McK.iy ~ce' that mcumbont'l w111
haw little troublt! \'\1\th lo1emg tht•lr
po,ttion .. ln thJt, lllct:tlon
C.owmor Vic Ati)'t'h !dlould win
bt't.ause of hi:. strong outt'omt• In
the primary clt.'Ctlon •• 'ltrong
orgamzati onnl campalf(n 1\tructun'
a t~~ucce~ fuJ fund·rnlsmt( JWogrnm
and effective c~mpnlgn adwr11t~ing,
prodlcted Mcl<ay
On tho olhQt hand, he bl'e~ tht>
Kulongosk.l cnmpa.lgn as hnvhlg a
!It able and consitttcnt camp;lign
KuJongoski I' oq~onlzatlonal
ljtructurc Is wt•ak.. ho ho21 hod trou·
blo railllng fund& and h.lt~ 11uppo1 ..
tertt. who arc prudomtnatcly
organized laborura. are bttttur
talkers than thoy aA\ doors S<~ld
Mckay
Another problem that fitcc:.
Kulongo~tld • election ia the woo·
kneas of the Democratic porty
organl.zatton In Oregon
· Oregon Ia an mtere•llng •tate
It'• a Republican atate with a hl'Avy
democratic registration rate, utd l ontidt•nt that I he cona:re~ 1sic
J ract•, wlll produu• mcumbent
torit ~~> Mt·l\.1y '>ccs the 5th
rurt• "'' tho onh lntt~rosttng
th(• tOilgJ'\Jb'ilonal r-.1ce,.
"It might be a rlo!>e one
Me 1\.uy,ll tht• dlstnct bCOI'UIIittOfl
n'ali'.('~ that Republican inru
Otmll\ ~mlth I more co1nst~nt
than thl>y arc. thry muy\ ole
dmllongcr Ruth Mct'arl.nnd.
McKay anld tht1n.l haw been
surt•ll to limit thtt spondJng
lng In congn>!liJionol racee-. bul
convlncod that twcause
tnllut, tho 6nnndal concerns
nm Its counw and fade oway
Pt•ople who ~tpcnd tho
wfn,' aatd Mcl<a\ Mckay. a • dent of Wlltcanvtlle. i111 on the
oftrusteesnt Unfield College
nntlonally rucognlwd
hll\ field and har; received the
vard Univen.lty Nieman
Award. Last wfntPr McKay, .......
to tht\ Middle East where he
vh.'Wtld such people as. PW
Vauer Ara.fat '""""'a
p "' rnblC
uiW
· r fu
. ('('d (]
k dol vat
I J Cleveland
~!Cf rancher
•ktnnor for n
nanufacturcr
orionco 36 a
d auonded
tStllO!i, and
1llt•gos. stu
lnd compu
ount lt. tho
on Is the
o solution
J tht• tc.lunb ht•
r.:tld u.ovnrnn1111
rrctJits, ortmu
d u dt'C.I"'OM:
llOJ>OIIe !'l l"f>•rn
1111 prohlbillo
·no
. the th"'"''
I \nwlita " ...... Onktt8
l'looN·r I.Alf( lhnlr aacred honor to th(llr rv•~ ·
tl\1\• '""ldunec hulla and plunged
ht•<.tdlcmg Into ttw lMith' knnwn :.
tht• Supm11rtru
'nw a~trul{Bio lot f(lorv had corn•·
do\-vn tnthlt> night
Supcnsl;n, II \-\Ill~ plann••d h_v Jtm·
nlfc•r Krohn. rt"lldt ~nc f' dln·ctor at
l<'oN•st Hull, and I< b.t&·l.mll coorh
Jmry Gullo Krohn t n•dlwcl c,auo
whh nnw naling ttll' ( ompcltlllun .
"Jt C olmt• Ul> U br..aln!lliOml lmm
J~~rry G.uto, Krohn ~Uud
Tlw nmt••st W.JII .ctwdult ·rltu lw wugf•d duriflK ltw w•"f!k ol October
II· tS hut I he OrUll two rn-1•n1a w-en•
po!ltponf'd until October ZO and 21
ofler 1ru1 dl'nlh o( fl('nior Paul Bar­
ney tn 11 roo6ng urcldent Of toller
nev tn o roofi~ ~dl'nl Ot tobrs 14
(~,Jptnlns mpn''>l'nted t••u•h ~· 1·
dune" holt. und I'<Jr.h dorm hu.d e
rn'ltur or not rnnru than Z·l
p.u11t• 1 Jl4 nt
11w lin\1 t·onlrontaUon was tht•
s~glwtll Eating conh'"' twld In
I luld11 IJinmg flail
lhn·t· tc.1mmult'•• from t~'tr.h n·~•· donee holl facod IWD platr·e lcMdt•d
with .ZJ ounCI!B Of paghclll and
meat ~uc;n .. lhfl rulua were lmplr­
nnd tho tAble mttnnf'rlt wnm ugly­
''"' a !'I much aa vou could In onc·and -a tualf ml nut ell.
Sophornarm 8111 Pollard oncJ Bill
Old" domtnall':d thtlt •:vent
., ho51• two ~·urc JUSt ptwno·
mc•nal,'' nld Krohn
Pollartl'n l!i.tll, ( opeland . wrm th,.
t~t·nt nnd ruc~•·d up 10 point Hut
Olde; dum1, Plnll·tfoward , wa third
with 81 point&
fen dolla!'li in cotnli w,.,m
chur.kNl Into ttu• .wnnmmg pool
the nt·~t night und the• P.•rmy Tf\ ,
th~ f\Ot'ond , ..... .,t bc~n
1\'\o'u heats with tiw pooplr. ,..u~h
''~ro 6h1Rf•d Tho obJect w.a tmplt•.
dJ\It:ln and g.tth••r alltht• c'mns vou -cuuld rc:;urfdCC and dcpo it thf!m
m u hud••" t·anicttl bv •I \l';tmm41t '
nuVll~ .uuund the t.k)lJ.l cofllr.hnf{
··ot NIKC lor yoUI' donn
Plaii·Howllrd &urgc•d ahnacf with
10 polntfi nnd Orlttll ~tn•fll4thenPd
their 11how1nlo( with anothPrllf n:ond
Copeland cam•• an thtrd with five
poin1
Tim nt>11.l niKht wns th•• &t Rocl•
In ~ a lartli'OU!\ tM'rll iJr poople
with annr.r ear aliment& or bad
balancn ..
Each dorm hod two rel.w11 tf' .. :mu
~
posted at one ent.l ot the ba&Jwthall
courla .. The object wn to run to the
other •~nd , pick up a ba~~t·b .. U bat
lytng tht•rc. put ~vour head on th1:
end of handle and run around it tf'n
time~ holdi~ lhf· bat up oiT tht!
11oor all d1e whtle wtth fuat your
cranium and o arnmg nt.'f"'lo;.
Krohn said the c:ompctallon wa11 war
Copc!land rook ftrwt plact• and
PIAtt Howurd t>CCond Odell fell out
of the runmng 1U1d at w.as a two
dorm t'DCo to lht• t·nd
\Mth c;rmpctitinn nNJmi~ Ocfoba
:m. tho 'lhd St~ \Wtlld ho the
nt!Jrl event The mau,tmutnc::.••
dep.1nmunt rrovuied a ChC\(V l.uv
ptd:up that l!..,Ch tr~m was to r.r.~m
the bed lull of as many pcopl•~ utt
could.
1 his n!(Xlrtcr llklndrmcd the
tourrwHttta motto that detur.hmr.nt
breed obt~ll\1t y and plunged
ril{ht mto thlngtt, quilt• lit emily so
My ~•II . c.opt1land . tonk liOCond
010 our payfood Waf' outnum\J(rrcd
by Plall·ltU\V'.trtl' Tit.· ~'l·nt waa
fllliMt•d m lhr. nrea JUSt OUI&dt tho
PUttllorna nght bo'"et.'n l'laU und
Uowartl halls
PWit·HnwnrtJ no\\ toot! first
wtth .J4 polnu; ,,nd Cnr~l.111cl u ttght
5Ct'Oild With 33 0\urnJJ point
'OY! 1\.Jg of \\'ar "uufd dcud• the
winm·r
Unuh• had 'd.unpc-•rw.d the ltn\11
uut&icle ~tl!W<ln and the lumping
feet ot t1' idcnce hnll anniP.!I would
tum 1tlnto a ~rdt•nt• r'anlghtm.art•
Ht•3tfi ol tus'Offlt would detm"
rmn•· th•• \\'Inner F1ft.:cn pulh.•rs
~'Ct'\! aiiO\I\ -ed for e;ach donn. hut
Akin was allowed an unlimJtcd
category .
1lvl only ~D'I s only f'C!Iidlnxl
haD on campus . Akin attucW \11-lth
"h.11 looked Ukt• the c•nllre fcrna.le
population of Multnomah County
on the1r end ol thP. f'OJX'-Thev won -the 1"\'Cnt eoJ&.ily, but Platt Howard ~ ~.aJo;e tha o.msll tUnpt.1Jrm
with ,,z poants to C.:opel.ands 39. )ur "'"'""',.'"n1'"'
C"t' llf'oplc of
or srud Ric
nt Ito to~ling
Ito sao what It ~on,oua ~tt-Howard emphuJzea their winning po.ltfon In the Supentar II competition . o;Jowed down by people who were
too du.1.y to run back. PbU·Howard s learn won 24 t·
hlns lor rhtit vu.•.tot)' In ~upe,..l4nl
H
!'tcone, Ric
llPO'!Od to'""'
th•ador sup~~----------­
lNic.lr..agua .
dcvelopm"n" '
Ol"li fight
what I 8CC
('. said Ric:
y r wilr but ~y
l· people
~lr own hand~
d the 5()(:: ~ommuni cution ant.l an tn
· to nwel tht• eApcctnuoru ol
... ..,, t Jnmc:~ ~.u'dnar haw !Tub·
nttt•mplb to deal with the
e1. ia.l issut.' conex>rntng the
nut>d use of herbJcidu ... on the
ond Clark c arnpu~;
.tJUILJI member pone! on herbl
wu~o fanned m l.ntc Jilnuruv nf
l..( gnrdonor Phil Young
d hi!' conccrnr; In rhu Ptoneer
bout herblc1t.la chorrucal~o and
aflccl'> on L(. memboNJ ong prot:c .. ~
:n., which I
to join tlw
NtnptoKt•
., never <won or been loJTcd to
11ut'tlt> wu6 .tctMt.llertllcldes at thl" raw Lltorallv • Ol'COml :>quare Inc-h of ground thatar.
thuro nul\'tl:n•
lion s"t rug~Je,
mv naml' oo
rd8.
~ .,. lnrumbt•nt
• ., the 5th ouz
lnwrustlng
lm< cs
rloM" ant•
C'lsC'OnKtlt
blicanlm
ore
_ may\.OI~
Mcf'ur-tnncJ
ro hn\lt•hPtl,nt
r~pendlnga
no I racer. but
bt•r.a u "*'
lnl conc<•rna
d fade a\W.V
Jltlnd the
~ McKey. o
o. '"on tho
rldCoUegc
lwd IOUiff\OJIUI
roceiVtld the
Nieman
r McKAy tntWI
whure ht~
IP 14.1 cut. PW U'C(IOV CO\CI'Cd with a!!phnlt or
ngb is being CO\Ittrcd w:lth
<:hemical poison." sald
g in an inttin.fc\' last
ng tho panul:. prorC'I'I of e~-
thu iMmc and proposlns re­
cndatlorl!t to Prol'ident
a morntotium wn" placed
uoo ofherblc adeswhlch last
tho end or Novemb<'r 1981
198Z
maJority of thu po1nel wns
stoned when the roc om men
\'Vere not put Into effect. ·
10ohotno1re Mike Hlggin 11. one
panol mtimbe~ ,, lot ol
d effort d.Jd not mt>ut tho
.~uru s wcpt.~tutlons
tot) professor Stephon Bt>ck·
hatred th~ panel 4nd c~m
eitlth nUNti Ann \Nhltin8 and
Wtl•llttl"" Schnol ol t ... n"' stu­
. em ~mp on 'ervcd •'" p;1n
mbt•rs i.tlong '""ilh Hlgljtn!\
Ft•b tO. ttw punol mul at tht'
rlan.tgnn C hupc•l to qur'tllon
ot ht•rbicidc .sl 1.< lhP lo­
lllllt>~ lor two und a hnll hoUI-:.
Ruth Sht~n•r . u con!lultnt'~ m
tu\lcoloS) !ipOkt· uga.Jnt.l
ol hl'rilit hit•-. citing nt·ga
· 1dorwu n•lnung to ttwh
uiMCU~MttJ probJNn!i \'\1lh
~·~~ do:ou nhc.•d on tht• lubt•l
o; tht• pern~ptlon Chill all in·
I(Oill' whun tht• hcrblclcl" '"
und tht• ddlatouhout "no
llnhiO t•Ht'f 1 lt•\-t•l~> " Or \l'leagh Ood•on I ( chNni
11y JJI'Olcs: or pro"cntcd the-ahe"
n1uiw po. ilion. but in a mwno
from lht• commlllt't! at \'\a~t mdlc..at
cd that ho d1d not untic1patt•cnJ..jng
u public position dcbatlJ18 Shc41re1
DodtJon dlarua'-Cd cun-ont En
\tronrnent Protection AgcmcvfEPN
rogulatton!o . definitions of toldcit\·,
and atcuptablt• n11k. •
After further discu~-.lon wuh
mwntenoncc , tnput from .. tudtmts,
f.tcuhy and 'ito.ll and I'U\Itl'wtng
~~eientJftt reports. the panel, In
their olliciaJ ropon to thr Prest
dunt. rt't:ommendud that • 'There
'lhatl b.' COnMlr'<lh\C UIW ol any
herbtclde, ond onlv when tho bti
ne6ts nn· :;pec.ltic and • 2 4 U ~hall
not be used on the tnwn6 or abe­
where ~.-..cept on the playfield&
where Itt> UMl i~ ellkiont
:;peclllc proposal~ and .ulutaons
were tht•n made Croce bo" In upper
right of thl:, artidol. Tho proposaiN
were listed undur the throo head
ing:. of gont:trnl lawn ill'el)" u. e of
2.40 or any herbaclde , 4nc.l
gt'Oundswonwr hualth
Pro"Jdent C..u'dne1 formally re­
sponded to the panel's report rwo
month11 toter. on May 1'1 In hi:. f't'·
"pon"u Gu.rdnar pointed out what Photo by Ket~in Erdman
Herbicide prOposals outlined
Tht• proporials \\.t.tro: ported tn truck or auto cab MO\'C-
those ll·gally requ•n.'CI in the main· • No hNbaddes will~ U!>Cd on any mcnt ol these herblt.'ldc.! &hall be h·
h•nancl' and UM' of tht.·~u chemi· '"urn ,. .... , • 1 d ...... "'...... nuwd rhosc mi'IUng th.,chcnticala
c a ~. an 10 e~plore uddltlonol • Sefom uny hl'rU1ddc 1 ust.'CI on hall we.ar appropriatt! safi•cy gear,
mcat~ureli rll.1t may lurthr•r en· th~ coll .. r • -nlJJU .. , th .. n·•"'"gc- d II prod I ~~ ho h "c> ..... .. .,. -·- ..... an 111 \"nst • ucrs \\i 1 ut:: dt
net: 1 c· -.afet) of the workplace . muat pf'O\ide noune to the coli~' po t.'d of liCCOrdifl6 ro Ia"
I willlurther requo~>t rhucthc use l..OmnauJlit'- ' thnJu>ah the publ1' -·· '4 '-"'II d ~• 1 h h J ~ .... • , •• aNgers .... (!\t:~Op apphc:a
o ' e~o c '''"" ab -mcluding lion ol mtent to sprn)' and de~:.. . t d d ti 2 lD and 'Roundup --thould not -..t 'fl ton an AJety proce ures or t n.1t.-u IU'NI~ . u&e ol :!,.lll fur rt!\ta ... • b) adnunis
be mdl~t:nrrun.'\h' or a fmOclcoa • \n•3s apra.yed mu•t be fi41(gcd or trntton nnd thP. maJntonl\n
und I """ to~trurt that our use 11ign~c.l and if feasible aprayed with commith .. 't'
'ihould bt> ornamentnt and a colored dve.. ~lectlw - • All college e~mplo,)c who rru.
He "id he v..-ould hO\'\ (•vcr re • The man:tacr hall keep iln nccu· upp) or dtsposc of pestirtd hall
que~t "''I)' carolul pohcie~ and rate r••cord of ht•rbtcidc• be Uc•:n ~t·d
gu1dchncs -und practice for th<· appUeations . • Gontinuang tnuning pt'CJICI'Bins for
..clectiw and lmuted usc on both • The manager.; ruslla\'Oic.l n-quif' ground& pertionnel , hall be
the lawn .and plu\1"8 field mg "0~1-. to pra) uml••r an) enr:ouragt·d
"And I will n..-qut,:o~t mcrvae.ifli{Jv condit ione~ in "h.ich thl•re •~ • The t·ommiuec at o uggt..•stt!d
dcrnand.tng prncuce-. c01 ml~ing he.ahh hu.4lrd that int~rntcd pest man~~gement
..and CUI1)ing and application for • M<~f\118t.'rti sh.a.ll m.l'>ttnat chenu· UPMI hAs potential lor u5e on thb
thu t>afl·ty orv..orkl·~and commun r.al~ bt· .. tared and m1 cd in the r.ampus a an effici••nt and I pui-
lty. · srud Gardn~r in tu .. n•~tpon~ hop with proper accc.ss to wntUa· onous melln.'i to oontrul weeds
Building .and Ground .. .,upcnn uon and water. No open b·'tg!i of and enhance the beauty ar the
tendent Fred \'t•nne said ",\II of ~h~e~rb~•;c~•dc;~ ~d~un.~ .. ~~~ha~U~bc;~tra~m;. · _a~~u~n~d~-.~~---~---
thc panel s recommendation:. Wt• tuintlr5 tn u true were !)' • pre· on :r.c:1entific data, Olipeclollv 6Jnoe
were alro.:tdy doing or \Hln• ptan· '1ou• gardener" ho klllov. the n.Jie.<~ the scil'!ntilk commurutyitielfisau
rung to, for oumple . ropmg utf and f'e8Uiatlona ... ~d \'ewe. odds m~r the luuer S&d Hi&giru
lll'elll! for spl'll)'lng .\nd to tht• ugg··-tion that main· Stnt.'C the panel wa not quahfitid to
In regard to the instruction or teoant.:t> l!.'plont IPM, \'tntzke 6aid. mat..e a scientific deciston thuv 00·
tomplo~'C's on h~:~rblctdt• applir.a-Thai & elUlctly what were doing cided to make the doo5ion b\• tl\e
uon \'t>n~lo;e -.aid that schoohfl8 haa now. Jam Cllle~pac lGrounda Su· 1nJmmed opmlon of the cam 'Pus.
been offttred once or t\-\icct a }-eAr, Jl"ni or• gan~ a ·n.·port on IPM to The problem was "rruscommun·
and thnt oJI grounda peoplu ha\e Pt·u.<tldcnt Cardm~r :· IC.1tlon and unectuul e.'{pectadona
attendt.'CI for thu past vear and a In .t memo to Gardm .. 'f' lar.t YeAT, ol \\.hat the panel w•u supJ.)Cl.Md to
''We thought we were more of a fact and
opinion gathering effort whereas President
Gardner wanted a more comprehensive
procedure . ., ClUe p1e ~ad , "Currently ou; Uiie acr.ompli~ . and h(JI.\ we "'ere to
ol pe!>ticide .. othc·r than hurllacados do It," said Hl((gln
le; oxtroant•ly llm116d Our u~ of ··w~ thoustu \\'' were more of a
h~middes h. rt"latl\~ly e.\tunS~ve . L'lct ond opanion gathering effort,
Th~ use ol heft,il:adc:. hould drop whereas President C..rdner want·
to le ~ than one thard ol our ('Ur-ed u mon1 comprehcnsa\1., proce­
rcnt UM' ovt•r tht• rm'tt two urthrec dun• · he s&d
ht> :klld '"'ere MM.lrol ¢1oncomJfl81i
ol thu panel~> rupon
In htt. rospon"t' Gardnt•r noted
the amb.donru ol tht• hurblt"tdc fo­
n.Jm on f't·b 10 tlw luct.. or pn•scut•
t•d ll'\ idt'nc·t! that tho ht!lbiddt•!l
UM!d Wt•n• unsnl\l tht> natht•r am·
bAJancc•d portrait ol current U5t'
~WdCiicPs nnd the• lallun· tu pro·
'idr a \ t'l'\' clt•ar n•adlng ulthL• C<'n·
tml, 1w.1lth. humnn. !>(Wntttk <1nt.l
.. OSt IIISUt'
His NliJXm~>e c•nnhnul'fl, "fot•
thf'!ot' rtloJ!'\ons, I \\11la kth•· Maanto·
nont't' Utlpurlmunt to tw ~h-'t·llve
In applying tlw lindtng~ ul thtfi m·
port r will .alliS. tlwm to l onttmm to
e..wn:l~ttl atunc..lanis lu~ht•r than ll.llt. Alw u counh t''-h!n::.t\'C agdnt
ha• gt\ t•n 1\-\.0 four hour ll'C'IU"' on
!'Wcty In tructlons and t'\fllanu ·
lions and thL· "tnlt> d£>fMMnlt!nt
..end a broohurl! on IM!mm~
\\.h1ch \VOii-t'N nUt·ntl ·•ud \ t•nzlw.
nnt! of rhu pa.twl ~ proposal'> was
that hc•riJ1nde, nut be 'ipauyed in
the \"uods "It u~·d to btl pa~l has·
tOI)' that thPy lfJlr ol}'Cd \\-ith a blark­
hcny bt'\1 h killcor ul\c..ler tht• bn~t· ,
but ~\.1! will nut do th4t, lllthnUBh
""\'\ill prubabh ~o ala~ thl'! ··~··
\'\ httn> there il' an uncruachment
on plantt•d a"'da. •· auid \ cur.~8
\'oung romplalmMt 14"1 \'tlar thmt • he hart dri\-en \\lth an UJJCil con·
tolnc•r "llwrbacldt• ··rh<~ upt•n l'f'n· .)Clln as ,·honucal and cultural "I thiN. that the rcpon was fatr
proctit •s begun a 'l\1r ago to c-on· and that the t~denls rc~ponse
trol long ·c,tabh~hr-d weed tnlc:.lll· \\ll. Uur too.~ saad \\ hittng 1 do
tion~o bc<:vme lull) etTet.'ll\ "" led there ,.,.,sn 1 nght representa·
\ uung &URSt' tt~d lu11t \'C4r th11t taon at the fOI"\Jm -hand labor ~ cmph.l:dred mon• On Mtl) IS, \oung resi8ned from
\un/JI.(l' n·~ponsc Cil.lllt•ln a memo h1~ Job u gardnner at U':. · I \\.i hit
to \ JC'l .. ~id••nt \\'Uiiam MaUtn· to ht• knO\\n that I am lca\'itVC whh
son ·II thun• w;s a wa' to t111Pf'CJ\'' gc>Od feelu~ and best v..i ht to-
tht• upkt.-cp of the~mpu.-gruund \,Olf'd all the people I then "urked
'~onornic ~any otnd cflkwntly \\llh· \\ 1th ;anti wortt ... "f-1 tOI" dunng this
out the) u~ ol t'hcmtl131 herb&culrui. pa~~ot .)'Car. said \·out'8 in hi!!~·
and inscctacidt I would use them.. nation letter.
Hand labor '" not t.'t onumir.aU\ maintrnatll'(, conunittee •
h·.t~iblc ur ~fticlont ." t·hau"\Mt b\-AMuctato [.k>..un of ::.tu· ' In maiJf18 its n'JMlrl th•• panel c.lent5 Ptltt' \ lahos has been fanned
t.ltw"1dod tht!\ t: maid not bailie lhmt• this JMr. One or Its smb \\ill be lO
th ... ·a tun Mllt'l\' on St'JCntlfic data conttnue dlscu~f18 the uac ofhe,...
' Whtl aru w,•-us lllYtnc•n hHit'Cidc-. bictdt•s un campus
ear Log, October 28, 1 Idea E,"4:change ad,,ocates
remo,ral ~f male hierarch.} '
fh\ patnaJ'('hal • tt'lfn wn ru
b'ing 1n mu t tx th mantlod
agret.>d thu lhT•1t' pt alo;t•i 111 tho•
idc.ts E-.chang~ on fo•mlm m ht~ld
In I emplt•ton t tlnlfwiA 1 I hurt!dA.)
8.) its nat urn n Juruurr.h.) lrg:nlm·
lz.t'' subordination o( omt ~!\'In
ttu~chb.•{n ad thus equal n~o~ht
for women cannot he ,;am~d \\1th
out (::elli"S nd of thP patnlll"\ hy
Spealdng to more 1 han liO filcull),
taft and tudf'nt" at tht '\" ~' -Idea E.\ohan,ge ''~ lltr5Chbc11 l.
essoci11IC prolessor of phalosoph) ~
Pat schmu d••p:~rtmcnt ol cduc:~·
ttonalndnumstmtion.grodu&h• tu·
di , nnd MJI J\1'11USS 1unlor:
histOJ) mAJOr
tlir chbtln d1 tan~ui hud
bet·wocn two on~>ntnttOIU ,,,thin
the fenurust OlO\ ·~cot Qnr i to
disiTUintlt> th p31n. rchal s) tr.m
~>~n~· ~'-l.tnarch •lm'Oh cs theh.lt·m~
chicnJ uhorchnation of ''um n
Tile olhcr i tor the cqunht.) ot
nght' hl' RJd
mettmns tht• "' o oncntntJOI\1>
np~~r to lx> 31 odd bartl Htrsch·
bein but t.>qualil) of right& cannot
be gamed wa1hou1 g.~uh'G nd oftht
tu t!l"aJ'C In . • Whnn a ed b\ Oorottl\ Be.rbon, -.
a~lSiant prole or or t~ngli h
HO\\ dowensfunuru t {unctlonln
a patnarc.hal MK:act\'7 Uarschbcm rclnwd tht• follO\\lflg nm duh \
f'rendunllll dunng lh rron• h
R!.,.olullon ud ht• "-ari.t•d t~Jtht
hour.s tor tlw 80\ cnlmt•nt nncltht>n
wnri\tld eight huu~ n,gnlmH lh••
gon•n1m~nt liut I "t)ri.. hnrtlt•r
\\ht•n wo~ng ~llln:ll thu go\"CI'n·
mcnt ho :ud
Dmslic ch.:U\gl"'ti don 1 imml!·
dJAII'l\ CK't:UI. ~id tli1~hbc10 \\ tl
~
nNltl to inr.ludl' altt•rnAti\ " "lll•n
we Rn ll')lrtg lo mJ~t l t hang••s '
:-.t hmucl.: pol.r about th ad\'O·
ncy group for women in edm •
uoMI adnum tmtmn I he womt•n
an tho•se ~ups an• not rvmmr t
bul tht• MO\\ thu\ are di" nml· -natcd a gam tnnd the) \\ant a piocn
of th• pw Tht want to wuril. lor
equal nght hut not to dt mantle
th" p:unarch\. wo s;:std
\\'orno•n nn• ad\'ancing m 5Choo
adrnuu. trall\'f! poMtton ... o tht•
Dth'OCltC.) is WUI king_. -..ud ~ •hmud.
Shll noted that nrn' mon• thAn ont•
pen ""' ol sup••nntcndunt ·~
\\'OITII'O lhM't' pl!~t nt Ol high
hool prin• lfJ:lls nn.1 \\om••n :tnd
lht n• ha ht.'Cil .t :<hght int'n!o'lSC Ill
rhc numbt-or of t•lt.!mcnuuy school
pnndpal
~hmuc.k ~td \\Om<!n al"l• nnt
'-" luatlng tho mstnution lhc\ al'\.•
mO\in,g anto tho ot't1c~ Bul h•.
Rddcd that wornen ham not nmU' -goltcn \'t'l)•lar, o 111 n tenough to
JUS I tntgslo• fort:quaJ m:hts
J..::rou .tWUd that women nee~ to ·~-e
. ~,1
one of ''1 th8 mw1
When~
lwrt•.sM
tlsot
Pal Schmuck. Kall Kraus. and Z.her Wahab dlacuaa the women's movement at the Idee Exchang 1 •
F I I Photo by Mtlte H1cA told
em n am. lhen ,~ .,
J\1511~ then~·h "S tn otht'~ to tit tt••d up an p.11narch) und 1ftlwonh• and phllu oph) m.110r, -.ntd he 'itwi
uun th•• fl:ltnnn::hy . nnd they n••cd \'\a.) lor m•·n to pi"'\t' thPtr mnsc.:u· b..'t!n to t'\o'a) dascur>~ton &met man to
to t' tohh h thcar crudtbeht b\ hnat) i:llo go out and rn.1k1• \\"Dr,\\ I' tir t om• I thank thtw'm grootl \1 -d IS1-'Sr1 men stnnd.lrd" ~tw t-Utd lor nn• going 10 blu\'\ oua t:l\t soil rho good opportumty tm•stu enu d\lsor
womr•n thut•ducatiunat 5.) i'lt'tnt!ill mnp. 11u:ult) to m~16t' an dt.11nguf!:.. •• d ;
h1Rhl .~ 1 ondJitun::al atuntwn. 1 hi! ldl!n!'l F" hanl{t' t•ril' is &aad V ' ,.,. "' altt•mntt•l) chaired and publtctzt•d wed tl
nnl "' lwn llwy hi tntu tlw III~IIIU ·
lion If you.u-.• lllllf'glrwl _vuu bt•gtn
to douhttht• \tahtlh\'nl -outfl'('hflt(&
and''"'\' 61w ~ld
Ht•rbon HIm nn anll•f\1r!Wiatcr
that 11 1 UTIJlOr Ill nt to rcdclln•' the
rol•' for hoth rnt•n .tnd women
hcc 1U&t1tl our' 1ewul rna cult nit\ t • by tllrsl:hhc:tn and :z.uht·r \\'uhnh I he tuplt'fi lur tlw l'f!millllllii\; iJ11 ..., _ _.
il "0t'lah! prtllf• "or of erlm .. 1tion tuJI lt't1Tl ,If •. •r lw \nllS R.100
\\'t.Hll'1' fJM'Willl11g .1 pt'l'l'if'CClht• an t}lt" ,-.;UI'hlilr ff1!elP ~tO\ •'
a seltt~ ,.,htr.:h 1 almost< uuntr•1 fkt 28, \llhtnnMn tht• Ontll
uc-udt•mrc , ud \\Dhllll ~ud \\t• the ntt•Or'..tlt Mo\ ·t·rn~nl ," ~
WlUttl':d to <.r\.>.alt opportunttlt' fo1 I hu ~'>,.,., l't•dnrnh!'tm \\lr
th•• c•\ch<tf18t' ol tn;c ado as bt•rwt.'f•n Rt~ll) Mt•.an" ' Sm II, and
tudcnt , bt:UII) and lUll t!\'1.' Htght HO\'\ fhrtmlcn:;
Jonathnn short, Junior: socaol "'m Ui RE·
St~
Reporter stresses political- economic impact [J
DEl
~ nth.Lo 'c.hAri
Of the Mant!C7 t.oc;
The global am1s me~ :1nd t•r.o­
nomic instabahty are the gmAit• 1
•~u "fadng thl•mtcrnariDrulcorn·
mumt\ an th 1980 1\nshlncttun - . Prur rcpor1t'1" Don Obcrdorf~r told
the Forum ~t·rHrll nudlent t>
Th ui"Sda\'
Basrn,s h• obsrr"'auons on 2S
.\'C&TS of :lJ'(!flencc an d1plomauc
and polauc-.al reporting. Oberdorfer
6tressed the tmp:~ct e.. ononu ha)
had an the major. poli11cal \'\'l'nt ot
recent ~ears. throu({hout hu•
speech. and contributed to tht• se-nse ol
powl'.rlt•_ n s the Umtcd 111tes
I •ll under tht• Cartt•r admamatru ·
taon "Tht• U po ataon an the
\\"'rid hu changed We no longer
domtn.Jtc the intcmauonal nn•Nl
i\5 \H' u~.'d to JIO\\'C\'t'r\\l' aro ull
ttw gt'C<lteM sln~h~ po" ·r.
,,, ~ urding to Oberdort~r . threl'
mAjor chaf18•~ huHl taken plac • in
th W!>l 2.0 'l!41'l< ~ ... h.tC'h ll.1nl oddc·d •
r.omple'\t~ to the lntdillonal
bipolarily •focu~r:d fore1gn pohf:) ol
tht• u ~
• '' lran!ilt-rcncc in the nature of
J>O'" •r; th~ bualdup of nuclear wea·
r')On bt:•l\\0\.'n the r\\"0 superpo"­
t!ni and thl· prohferauonofnud«.>ar
It hnology to Third \\'orld nauon
• Th~world\'-ld••recessioncoupled
\\lth incn a~d demand5 b) the
~ wt•..aL: economy lebds to polata· Thard \\orld loruconom.tcdal')op
calinstablht llaul th ba of our mcnt and poht1cal panty
problems "rho world I~ tn an t.>t»-• phcnom••nal nw an global maM
nonuc decline unparalldcd sirwe comunaca t1on-. "hach haa
19~ ancrea~R~ our t!~po..,ure to world
Obcnior:lcr cnud the U17S ttw.d
ruprlh"6 oi CJtl pnccs h) OPt::;C and
the doubhng of pno :Jglltn rn 19i9
a rwo otthe most cmical r:\l'rat:s ot
the la.t dncad• Ht> L'3ld thl wutld
ooonom1c cnsis pnlCrpitoiL-d tht•
chllnglng olli out ol7 rNtorgO\-ct1l ·
mcnts U'rana>. Unttt!d l(jngdom
\\est Germany , Japnn and ltal)1 t~cnt but hilli also cha~~d tht•
uwucsofbothtomgnanddom•• ttc
poht":."
Ol:M:rdorf o•rsaad thc~l'r\ natun• of -pohtlt hall been affectl'd b\ tht• • impananc.:e of the mass medta In
ton gn polk~ ·· hunle daplonlal !_),
used b) t.J~>.Singcr dunng the 1973
Arub-l&l"fH!h war. was tl.ctlatatt.>d bv ,
nd\'anccs tn transponauon and technolo,g\ . Hm' !\'"'r h•' lt:nncd
tlu kind ol dlplortUH':) u "nut \'CI)
effect" • and dt•linllch ltmll~d in
~
II ilppht•abihty
Empha J7.tnR lhcrolcofthcPn!sl ·
dent as tho ch.lt•l roretgn pohrv
mal.o•r, tw r.aid thtl n 1 Of S4rnntlt~ • dt pornacy llf"r\\ d!n Ht•ad!\ ol \lulu
tu IIICI'\!<l Pd thl• po\'wrot thu PNs·
rdtml in toreagn pohcy. Ht• noted
ho"t" t•r th41 mo!'ll Pn•.,tdcnts have
hulro lo;uuwlt·d~t· ol fon•agn atTaint
bdort• commg tnto ollicc
• Political I('Jidt'N art· the mo:tt
cruci31 run;~ U.•hind diploma t ..
J ht~ aJont' caM) tht• lt-,giumat:.) ol
lh" t'ltx.torllte tronkall) . hO\,. :\t'.r,
our Ia 13 presldt•nts kllC\~ nothing
about lon'l,;n pohq ~ton• therr
elttehon
Oberdor1t•r r;ct~s th~· Rt·agan
admuu5trallon u 11)'1 ~ toaccomp­
h h t\\o P.Cm.tf'8l)' etsntrad1ctol)
~oala at on Dtmmaihang gO\t>m·
mental powt'ron lht•clomt:stJck-vel
\~hll• " •tung to incro3st' Us mil·
llaf) powt>r ubroad Con!IIIIC'nt
"'ith hi rmpha!ll& un t.'Conom.tcs.
the Post con~· pond<•nt saldhr.wa:-.
''ncoumgcd by the oppolntnwn l of
Georg'' ~hult:t ., t1n ccononul'lt to
n·phu c ;\JoJt.andcr llatg. .., fomwr
milillll) gt•ncr..al <Ul St..>t n•t.tf\ ot
Stall'
Although hu dt•scribed the lJ s a~.
h.bVlnl: a better ""0\' ltld.gt• of\"\.-orld
• allatn; after our end ol mnoct>nc e an
\ Wlnam Obcrdotft•r mud tht>
1980's I!> u danst•rous dt!cad"
'' hich ruquin.·s intulhgl'OCt• anrl
con6dcrKu. •
Oespiw ha\ing sr.nf'U•J. i1 pollti·
l:al reporter rur man.> .> t'<ln;, Obe~
darter ga\ t' Iilli~ c·unlidt•nr.B in ht!\
0\.. .. ·n prediction-. for llwlutun• .
"M\ tror.k ~ord hnsn I bct•n luo • goofl · hc .saad I lclt tlw Ptur o~
While Hou P. com•spondL•nt attnr
~.,on s ell'('tion In 1972 hcK'aUMI I
thought tht.• next •I .}''aN \\UUid l:M•
too dull
On n more pcrsorwl lt.'\>t'l Obcr•
dortt:r ud\'i,cd :t!iptnng joumali!\IS and public: poliC) ma~urs to •
broad. b:alannnlodur.lltion . a:
appl) lhtoar kniJ\\ le~c tn .Ul)
al pracllctll expenencl' po .. tiA
,,ddt•d that a thorough undurt,
ang ol ccononur.s , .. "a, ~;s.l>Cntl/,
mo!>l an cart-er
J\Sl C lntcrdil>( aplrrury ~
:>enos IJirN ·tor Jun frank satd
dortl•r \\llPt dt•t.tcd as a '
l>C"C':\U t• otthe loll'l!t' numlx>ro!
rnunkatlon <~nd internal
all.lirs maio• at I C He n:~
61Udt•nts ol uulhor Jcrcm) RL;
appt-amnl't! thJ!:> l hur:o.da) I'
p m as the la-.1 ot tho f'all fi:'
puakc~
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T1JC aexual and polltlc:1l mO\'f ..
n •nt ,,.<fuch hit coiiP~e carnpuses
lnth 1960&" 5Dn•Jecllonotuuu·
tuuonal tereotypcsand&tandard
authm Jo) Tiwmpson s.tlld ot
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60 · mU'\~cnt.
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Willi ~ith n chc Anlerlam uroh'C
uy a whol In thuuonal 1 up
which cru;t wom"n oa ulJJ 1 of
men., nnd men ns ObJect~> of gO\~l
n ·nt. a.aid ntomrJSOn
In ,,.ntang llotiiDUJSl! all•' 1d
Page 4 -. . I wantt.>d tngetatahetn.tthofat•mr
In"' h1ch lliu5d Myonlyc:rcdr•nua ls.
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lit croot pes
I u peel that the ooronty :>\' •
tern that begDn'" lh•• nud Hlth c n·
lUI) w, s mataliii,Y •l pos11ivu fan P
llu!f·••"'r.J"Cn t rrum\ womcnonc:ol · • l••gc < :tmpusc.s Ut that tame :and I
think women "f!f'l' """II_\ 11)1flg to
band lr..g••tlmr tn u 61sterlmod tl'w 1
would &us lam tlll'm i nu male domt•
11<'1 1t•d ,,. oriel
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hood \ ou hnd to talk nghl dn
nght and bu) lntothcr18hts thir~s
lhc bottnm lane nurTOrecl \\1Ull
would malu!youllgoodoomrnodll)
on thf! rnal11llg~' rnarkcl h<' Sllld
Mt~n llecame commcxhll€!11 du
if18 Vh tr\am , .. tu•n dw droll "d an• t.ttt-d Thom~on ld
In tho m1d I'IG<I 6 \\omen bc8an
U!llfl8 r,ohticaf acta\liSrn ar, an
C!>Capc trom mahtuUonAI n•pn•!>-
510n ht• baHf but 11 dtdn 1 gl\'{'
\-.:umt•n tlw pulllat:al tnit·durn 11
prumlst•d ,\ccurduv; to Thump·
son tlw f' tn,me 1~11 ulthc nnu \\ ar
nttJ\t•m nt \\115 mal ... dominated
and har.run:har.al
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that 11 \h sn 1 yow body bcang aent
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and urn lounges on Platt floor)
epositin lice in bathroom
"'sporuJcd Uf18nly \'od•~ tlll'n
"''"' u ntJ got Oal•• .t\ndl'f$(111 m 1· ;,;..L----;.._ ________ d••nc•• dn"CC.Jtor lor Plutt llowuni
r -
~ee Excheng,
) by M1ke tr'Unllll'rtl Ut•n ,\nsabon , wa
!It'd h n• tdt•nl ut J>lult·
llull 111 b':<:oncl t•allt's
rnomllncllnung••on thfJ mom
ol f Ut' dot , Ot I Z I, nncl '1.\l.lli
•d on f~llmpus 11_ l'ortl.md
ct• oltlt cr
lm, ttw nw 111411 hnd hc••n
rnt•d lrtJm Tt•mplt•ton Ct!nlt'l'
.. h1rn.1'1n l:hMhclh \\ tlr.on war.
IIIW of tlw hl'lil pt•oph•to vncuunt••r
N mnn tn tho b.llhrnom at 6 a m
Wtl,•n he a M'd \~hllt tw \\'Ol•doii''IJ.
1w poncJ(•d 1n u 'garbll'd ton•• •·
\\'il&on tht•n \~t·nt and got fred
n.•, donn man;.~~tT , ,,ho went
tolrltht• rnan to ~clout Moon.·
'"'"' tJDck to bt•d
l\1111&0 n waited In th•• hall lor the
n to oornt• out .SOphomore ,
~tt:•J!>II Yoder. uamd cn11t restdt·nl
rv•~>v' , \\t•nt Into th•• h~1ll .lnd
II(!CJ \\'il5'm ''1tut '"nt' KOl~ on
iatllt~t· '' unt mto lht•l)(lthroorn .md
tht-• num to ~~~• out Ht•
n•t•lt· ,\ 10\"''""'
"srn thtJ ()non•
10\'Cm~·nt ,' RE-ELECT ndm em could not g••t th•• ntan
ttlll.l.l\•' th••l"'thmom ''lh-hnd no
1ntcnuun ol h•.tnng nnd I h.1rJ no
mtcutron ol drngglng him out, ud
J\nclen>on H .. tlwn ••:Jllt·d '«l1Jl'1t.)
,\lt' .. ,nwhilc,thc mnn mm.L'tf uwny
from the b:athtuh lot~noofth••Mnb
lie hud gollt•n u razor Dnfl was ha\ ..
ing p.-llt.'ht>'i or his hlur otr
"He had no intention
of leaving and I had
no intention of
dragging him out"
!><.~untyoffiocr KtdNI'\\b •came
\l\1lh10 c1 IL'\11. rntrlUit! but could not
ptr5uad•• the mAn to conw out of
lht• bathroom Nt·wbv called lht• -Po~land poiiC'IJ "ho t'tsmc t~bout a
h.aU hour latt•r und took tlw rt14n
a~y .
~·mhsm : \\11;'
Nm lt: nnd
o" 'TlltWJil'lt:; State Representative
DICK SPRINGER
DEMOCRAT- DISTRICT 12 Tiw man wn d•~nhetl a
fiJ»JXI:t;llTUIIt•Jy tj() .11'S OJ agt• \,_1lh
no trontll•ctlul0dll6\'\ot•ll•·n tongw•
App.U1'1JIIy , h•• h.uJ body hCf' hcw:t
llll•·mr»tlng tn n•mO\-e "1th tlt•·
ra1..or Some •:<1ond ca l ~•clnnrc,
thought ht• llpu• • ,, tnn•IRn lan·
gung•· but \ndt!r&On &aid lw wn
J u !io 1 mcolwre n 1
QUJck .tcllon wu taken b) Ann
\\ hlllrlg. Uf'K!r\ ISOrol Hcallh S.•f'1
O• , to get the bathroornanc.J louOE;••
lumrgatcd Within nn hour;. he h:ul
tht• proper lruuru• tlon!l and wa
&Upet"\1 ang the loU lhcloungcand
bathroom "'ere closed lor two days
foll0\~1ng th•• UlCtdPnt
t\nderson is glaclahat many pco­
fllc ~' .-. hcoom•• more a wan·
\tan_> pooplrl had lt-11 th •sr door'S
open that ntght and now wen! ICM k·
1 ng th"m "Andt_"f'50n \\l!>hc5 p"ople
",uld be mom awan: a! people
whu do not hdon;.t on cnmpu .
Pt~pl· J\'\ him P.arlter I "vuld
ha\'c ltlwd to ha\c dealt \\.1th II
tht•n " s.s•d Andcr~n
Sl!f:ond e;:~,, has posted .sewtnl
po h!lll tatlng. srOP-~o bums
li<•vond Truto Point l heyh:m~al50
lartt:d a "Uum Patrol.
The Patrol I madP-upol tW'Opt!o­
plc wnlk.insth•• hltU trom lZa rn 1n6
a m Ench person i to carT) a Bum
Pr'Ot•:ct•on KU consis110~ of bub­
bit• bath Atnt!>h<ner.f1f!). hampoo
und Hn1h• clcodernnt •
~ CL
LC student• Bill Heegard and Tom Bittner enJoy ~he Big Plne•pote ..
on LC'a recent overaeas lrlp to Australia. Photo by M1U H1Ckman
pact
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id edut·auon, a: International scholarship formed
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··~········· 1. DICK SPRINGER- DEMOCRAT
RESPONSIBLE. EXPERIENCED LEGIS LA TOR
• Elected State Representative , (1980), member
House Judiciary & Labor Committees
• Chair, Interim Task Force on Sentencing; Member ,
Housing & Urban Development Comm.
• Earned 100% voting record from UNITED SENIORS,
Oregon League of Conservation Voters and Oregon
AFL·CIO
• Former Deputy District Attorney , U.S. Naval Officer •
newspaper reporter and engineering aide
• Past neighborhood association president , Corbett·
Lair Hill· Terwilliger Planning Committee member
• Raised In Southeast Portland; attended Duniway,
Cleveland High School (1966), Princeton University
(Honors. 1970) & University of Oregon Law School
(1977)
En don>~ bv ~, <ti'f!llJrtian 0c~ow 11 •• 982
-·--·-~
" ... Springer's first-term legislative setvlce was a
textbook example of what a good legislator should
strive to be.
"Springer works his district In all seasons, not just
at election time, offering constituents his guidance
and advice on controversial Issues In which govern·
ment either plays or should play a role. His first-term
legislative efforts Including working for stronger
penalties for drunken driving, domestic violence and
chlfd abuse convictions, were laudable and reflected
abundant personal energy, exceeded only by his
drive to maintain tireless vigils over the local
happenings of his district.··
~~~UC"T M.~ 0101; PltlltOI!It eottMmU
MBa w. COfiUTf • ~11111'LAHD tf201 • Mt ....
r Log, In rcmemnrnn o" or demon·
tmtcd qua.lltm ol J)(!I'SOnal tom·
II'Utmr.nt ru tnlt~auonnl Slud••nl
ltn ••nrlcm t>d schol.H"Ship has bL"{'n
"I up hy IL'\\1 nnd Clart.: 1n honor
ul \lUI) Dunond
Dimond . n IOrtlSJn ::otud..:nt ad"1·
5ar at L..Cs•m:c 1966,1'1!trred'" 1U80.
allt!r \~J"S of L'iDmmunll\ sel"\i•
~ -and a dc~•p oonccm for fore~gn
tud •nts
Commitment to cornmunuv ~f!f'" -\1C" and mvohoement ln campus
ncllnll and orgAfUZ4tJons an
addition to l!.\Cellt..>nt scholanihap
and demon U':llt!d 6nancw need
"'111 be the c.nttna used m chaos·
ang the ton!ign tudt·nt n.~pient
tor th•• ne\\1 c:tnbi!Shcd scholar-
harl the \tal) Otmond t:ndowed
~ holru"tihap
Cunvntl) . th~· schvlarship t:> tn
the fund.nusmg phase :s;.:; ooo tll
neo..~··cl to und!!l\'l.nte the scholar
hap ~md 1?:\tabhsh a pcrvetual
lund
'I he $75 000 \\OUid he in·H• tt-d
and tht• inrcrost !rom rts pnnciplt·
would be UM~ annually to ponsor
a holallihsp
fundnu ing cffartl' ~~n on
0~ tolx!r 'i 19 Z \'l.llh ll \\10C"IIlSIII1S
pnrty l.!ntran om;tin& S!.'i per
person
Dr \ ance ::..11\tlget. acring_,dtre tor
of lnlt!mattonal Prognuns s.a•d
the \\lO&Iil!illl'lg party " tre-
nu-.ndou:.l\ u • ful It wns • att•Jrult•d h\ ho.-.t lilnulio tru tees
and pcn;onal friend.. of MIU)
Ounond Appnu.amatcl.) S8000
wns nu St··d
"Tlw ne.'\1 phaSt' intundtuising t
to "nit~ lcttero to tc'mgn ulumn1
and to olu.:tt suppon from those
tudt•ncs ''ho \\lll'e hen· when
Mar) Uimond was a toresgn tu
c.Jont td\lSOr.
"Thu; ~>~' holar.shap "oulcl nut
onl.) help orn~ .,t,idenl but other
5tUdl•nts ll5 \\CIJ bec.aU'iC ll lort•l~ll
tudt'OI reccsnng monc\ frum lhts
schtJian.h&p "'tlult.l nor nucd to
me. (! 1\ 'C m on'".> from ut her I C run d s
nnd thu thC50 other L.C: tund
ooulrt ht:lp anurhcr tudenl \\1th
collf'gc co h•
Jean Vander \\oud • (lunond
uuccssor a& fon.•ign tudt•nl Ulh1
501', S&d Dr Priscilla ~""" ll:il·
bounl InitiAted th£' holarshtp pi'UJOCI lJ) maJ.in,; a monetlll) g~fi • the annual l.C lnrcrrustumnl Falr
to the college, to lJ!-. us d spcc11- where mternatJOnal tud,.nr~ pn:!-
11.) for fore1sn tudents par-e and present SOod anddi pi \
nu5 a t gcncnucd idea which of rhesr \'ZlnOUtt cultures and
•• uhed in thl' fomtaiJon of lh · • rhc peak.en Buro:lu YO here
54;.lmtarsh1p prowc1 mtemnttonal tudenl volunt....,~
l)r KJlhoum. a oon ultant mscro-,, tt and tal~ ''"llh r ~ghhoriJ16
baologJ 1. bt2earne im'Oh "'d 10 thf' sd•ools cl1urches and scn"lre
Host Fanul) Pr"ugram "hic:h gJ\es orguu:z.atfon6 about I hear
10f'1!1gn tudcnt an mcnc.1n 14m-oountnes
lly 10 whom lh Students Cll\ 'lo sam the most an IOICJ"'rul
tum to for 5Upporl and company t1onal education udentt> mus:~
outSide ol school :,he ha ht»ted panaapatc in actMtl of coil "'
tw'O l..C &nlt!r'ruallonal tudt•nt in nnd communi"· as welln hool • • the J).'l.'ll \\'tJrl;.. said Otmond B.) p.11'tlo
nee '" had bct--n sm;·oi\'Cd paurv: m school and cxunmunll)
"";th \tlU) Dimond and foretgn IU· the mtemauonal udent mlerna
d"ntr.nncJwerccutTCntJ.) not span· tsonalu:e the LC campus and tht"'
soring a lot"CJ,Sil tudCJ\1 in the Hasl Portland oommunit)
Farnal_> PrQgrorn at l..c\\"1 and ClarL. Dimond 1s tm"Oh'Cd "11h rhe
our famll) donated mone 10 the fund-ra1~mgn peel oflheschoht
ooll•• "' askil'18 tht it be gwen to ship and 1 also "'Ori:ing with the
Mal) to dJ tnbutf! 1o ioretgn tu· AJumru Office m re\"l\iQg a_tll~e
dent rH~•.,ds because Mal) is famn-rclatron "1lh fore:i,ltn alumm
1nr \\ llh \\ hnt mti'rnalionu.l Public lnfofT1161tfon dircctorCha -
tuc.Jent need rle Chnrnqui 1 a1d Mllf')
IJunng her lime AI I..C. Otrnond 01mond ha beett a tricnd to 0\tt • helped to Cll'41C thei\mcrican Lan-soo felrclgn 51ud nl from Olo"Cf 40
~ua~w ln~titute different countn .,h • h.u hL-.en a
Ourin8 tht• )'!!Ani belon• the kc:-(K..~n rn canyulg outthecon
~~ tcnoo of the Lar~u~ge Jruti· ot•pt ot fnrenuatcon.nl inu.!rdcpt• .n-
1 utc, foreign tudents "'ere dcnC) of Jk--oplr!!i dt.''\ Jopmg at
a urncd to be rt•<td.) lor LC un~ lewis and Ctan. College
graduate w·orl.;. sud Dunond L sentor Moru While pres.~
Howc\"Cr num.) fom n IU· dentof the lntern.otiorut.l tudcnt
dt•ntt~ were not pn...-pan..>dandcame As~aat on s.atd tal'\ D1mond • lu nt£• Oil crt for help "1th thesr has b-len helpful Y.1th gf'tllng rnt
homC\'I.'Uri. . Irs Ptue Douglu. D natlonw 6tudent adJUSted to li\
h~t fanul) mother who also h4dn (ng en the ' hr.: 1 a
Mo ten> dC8\'-"C in tcac.tung f..nghsh mother-figure to whom one am
a_oo; a ooond langu u~es1cd ask quesuom freeh • • • thAt ''c up somc•t)pcol6tn..lcture Dr Gale larun. dln..-ctor of tht!
to help prepare an(crmauonal tu· \\ t ~ n."g~oruLI office ot the lnstl·
dent lor tud) 10 1 C undergrndu· tute on lntcrruataonal t:du uon,
ate counoes came to Pol114nd &om n fran·
Ml"$ Dougla IICI up the cia c:ssco c_\clUJ>l\ PI) to au end the ldck·
anci I doalt "ilh thcadmuu trurl\'e oft'fundraiSJr~t!\·t•nt.theOctolx-r7
''-oi'K In th£' F II ur 1872 the In IJ· '' lne·tasung pnt) tor the
tul•• t1U1ed ''ith dght ~tll.:tdents It hol.ar5hip
h.ll. gi"'\' n ll't mcndou I) mOt! I ~'"" known i\1.111) Otmond
chcu 11us.\1'.arwu Ita' • ~7 tudent chrou~ her work Nn • 1975 sa.~d
••nrollml tn the lnsltlute MMirt he In tltute on lnttna
D1mond Ctupha!olLcd tud nt t1onal cdu <alien rehes grmtl\ on
Ill\ ol\cmenl Ill the St:hool and OUI· romgn tudcnt ami:son In help"8
Sldecornmttntl,) Prosrarns ht•b.a!i to nlake cerr:un that th~ fon_"lgn
cn.lbted or JJar11CtfMll'd Include lhe scholar P'\penen • (,.good
lllllowmg : 141) Dam and b oneofthc m 1
• TI\C lntenl.'lllln.lll 1-"und. llfl en~ aocomph hc•d (orctgn .!iiUdl•nt
gcnC\ fund to which fon._>f.gn stu· och'UOr'S I t'UI\ e\'61" ~nown he b
dents can tum to for hclp \1\lth an out tandul6 human betn& and
uch lteml> 4U noocsun a!!> dental u.-..wis and Clan; l:oll c 1 fonu -work or replacement or b'ul.cn nate to have her 'ia.-s and dt·dJ
gl4SSt.ts Cltion to lnt :rnat•onlll cduc.stton -
• the mirror ... am oJ···
Republicans on the block
Jon.tt.hlln Bunon
l't•lhfl Aoa~n.-lA
AROUND TIU~ OMF Ot \1:..\R, \\1thout
pro footb.tU on n thmught" tun1 to
thu upcomu'6 t'lt· Uon. and "ht·n
th~ '6 politics to dl u " I think of m\ old
tJiend Warmonser . Last vcar though ht•
h:sd rroubl~ wuh hi~ flMnMal ~tieL 110 I wa"'
:ourpri~·d , .. twn I ~'~ him onmln~ out ul
tht• ~Janor Houttt• tht• other da\ th• looked -tired, b.ltti~!K'am•d 1 rnn up to hlm und
~ld hello He oiTt·•,·cl o1 ''''ak ~mill •
\\'annongt>r .' I 'lllid \ ou look tt•niblc.
old budd, Wht>rt' ~' th.u tirt·. thul punk
vou UM.-d to haVt•')\\'hcru's th.ll ·wm ontliOr
the Gippcr' ~plrU0 \'\11cn. '\'our bnvont 1 ·
Wnnnongt w IU!il hook hi, lw11d
'U•non,'' I :o.ald "It s gClou lo ._._~ you.
How t·omt• )'OU n.• lwrc thi~ .) t•nr?''
\\'a.nnonitcr"' U.)-e~ nlt't minu lor tlw Ar--t
tame. "I m ,.., hlh•," ht' :o..11d "'I ht!\' 11'1 nw •
back·
<:.omctruns s "nmg 1sn t tf'
\'\ .u-monger noddt•d ' \ ,.... tt•rnbl)
\\T'On6 You fi•l'l llk11 tal~ng about 117
ure. ' t smd "\\hat's tht• deal;, • Ill '
deal," he said I"' t.;aput f-lntto 1 m m tht•r­
apy; I \"e IU!'il comt• from tlw Cuunl>t•hng
Center '
~\\hat 's tht• matlt'r? ~hoolwur'-t.lJJng
tb toll?'
~o. il's nothmg hkL• that It this t•lt't'·
t1on. I m Repubhcun. I \l' atwayz; llt't'n Rt ..
publlcm \\'lwn I ~illi a littltl bo). I d go to
tho circu" JU!'It to t'tl tlw t•h•phant l'i T'ht .,
\\ eru &o big ~o ~trong 1lwy "un•t\nJCm: a
Tha.oy could lt•t tlw lilllt• gu.\ ln•t• o1· lht•y
t..'Vuld 5tcp on hun 11'-. not a hut wnv am rnon• ·1 h1, t•h>t linn -t ouhJ ~hoot dm, 11 tlw t•ll!phan t I t"l•au
'" ht•rv. the R"•public._m., mtt(htlo -.t• ,,r; mnn)
,, ... :40 11mJ"l' Mllll" th" t•ltocllon. ~nu -...1\
Rt•ag.m may bt~ onttl tlw liMt lumt->·durl..
P"-'"ldt•tll '"ith t\\O \".11"1" lnll em his h'ml'
~ ytm ro m t·oun .. t ling tor thatr'
II up ... t>t mt• -.o mut h. I h.1d no ..-. ht•n.•
l'l~tl tn turn ..,un· hPt'•lll'tl ot Rt .~un ''i
'wws on t'dUC'ahon I h.ul troublt• M'l'tmn~ ·
tn~ UJl tho monO\ but 1 mt.ln~ t·d <.~nd I 'I till
bclh'\t' m Rcagnnoml c .... "" ••n thtut~h nl\
dld -. lo .. t lw. 1ob
HO\., did vou got thu mont'.)!"
I lOt)!.." modllicd Ot•l..m,•.m plun. I nld
\\t't•d
\ uu ''hat'
It ... tl t.. Tlw. summt'l I 11\t•d uur ""
mnn b.t .. tl 'oO ltust ,oJtlto tht• '<lltlltu llw
wav I tool.. at II It s ht•lplllg tlw t•c.onomy ·
\nd thn1ugh il all vou ~till bt•llt•\ t· In
thl' fll''\'"ldt•nt?
I bt•ht" e In Ma\ mg tlw c-our-t' like lw
sa\' • Wannonger . look .11 It thh ,~.w · "'''Y'"lot
the COUN' ''"h lhtl Rcpubhc ·.-ms 1s ,,, 11 the
world \\ih llot ilnd the c•nptuln "'"" t.lklrlEt
u' nght to tht: t!d8l', for thtt lu .. t "' o )'t'..tl':",
,\menca hn' ~n lil.c• C.llli~n bl.md,
·with Ronniu as tho '11.1ppc-r 'wane_) ,,, Girl·
• gt·r. Corpor.ue \mt~nc,li.l" the Ho,,t'Jls , nnd
thl• ~• of us pla~mg Glllil(un
ince Rl•agan \\il~> l'lt·cted, thl cuuntr\­
hn~ ... een ~kvrockctlng u•wmploymt •nt.md
tnltlrt~t r.tte,, and hu' taken a pohrv nl til·
plomac\ through ann!'! s.nJc.. It :. a war pt•d
"u"'~ · \.\'annonger 'o mut h that tM•n llc·
Jmhilcan candldnll'!l art•n 1 .,ldlnK with the'
prcsadcnt. 111 lt•ast not ~unnH the tllt•C"Uon
For the last t\"-'0 years~ A1nerica has been like
'GiUigan s Island;'' \vith Ronnie as the Skipper,
Nancy a Ginger, Corporate America as tbe Howells,
and the rest of us playing Gilligan.
• This eJection could shoot down
elephants ... Regan may become the first
president with two years left on his tern
1 he only onuc; 10 blnme ure thOSl· who Vol
ed tho man ln. and thlt. eluctlon 111 lhf' vo
tl'l ~ chum;u to ndmll the mistalce ond cull
tur ordur If the voteN <~lt:ct a Congn'ss wil
ling to figh1 tho prc:ddent and keop the
c uuntrv In Unc then thu princtplc!'o of thtt.
nation will ba upheld. OlhtHwiMc. we t•un
prop;.trt' oul'btll'-'es for moru ol what :~ hup·
pt'nt'd the Ja~tl two yea~ Poor wtll f(et
poon.:r and rich wtll ant richel
Ho,.., come voure ..o suro'' ~ould War­
monger "You nm>cr want lo gwo anyonu a
chllnctl 11 vou don 1 II~ tht•m " • · rhut s not truu Remt•mbt>r I dJdn·t vott• ' What we nN!d ill u good war
Wo don't need u wur ..a many s
countries aru having dispute ~-. they'll kceJ
u~ In tlw money ror years w~ sNlm to hd\"
comonted thul pr-ophtuk Orwolllnn uuQJ
of 'P.•n< e through Strength Warm
rh111 IN .til old mutotinl. we both know
SCOI'U What I m "Bying is why koop Pill VII~
tht! gumo·1
Spoken lllco n truu llbemJ,'' 'mid
monf(c'r I wt!'lh I rould say you make
fcol ooth!r but I m tn a 'itrnnge ~po l l\;·,.r
nally agrtoe on .. omothlng We both 1
the· olephnnt t. are going to get "'ht
thlt. WUJ'"
1 ht• r.irt"u~ tuesl won't tM: the ocnmt•
out tht~m " I l'atd t•dltq
uilcu .1 \
:P'•rvo~;
\\Ill~
pa~
'10 ~~
om
bu1>f
thQ
lrit ~
rnc·ni ..
our
tho t
of lhCI
At•publu .an the la'>t ~loclion I dldn t c1\ on
wnnt lo 'ole• Oc>mcx·mt hul I knm' the al·
tcmntl\ 11. 'The voters eJe<.tud thu t.'Vil of two
lt·~'lt'N At the ttmc lht'Y wantt•d a chango
and how thi~ s changod1 1 think 11 '> tlnw
for l'lnothcr change Tiung:. wlll OU\ICf lx•
tht SOlmt•; thi'> rounl" 1 diiTen•ntln many
wuys" Wnrmungcr nnd 1 looked at eat:h otll('
Out tht• '\how must go on wt• :.atd In
toan I hu pre Jdent would be proud
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Page& Cutting remarks only skin dee
MDw Wt'nl.cl
tunho· At.lnolt•rl"l(
Tlwn• come'> tl 11mt>
In po~tt adolt.•-.c em I knuvohood
Whon, Ill«-it or not
C'\ tory lnd muM loo~m how to shave
good ,
AI lir'tit It ~t~m~~
Ilks! wu don t quilu belong.
the• soln hair on our cWn
bt1~ rwo lntht•:> long.
·nu•n lillt•r, as wtt g.:tln
consistency in dating
·nuc~ Lllrt'l" r.t~ n·mlnd" uR
our face l!i prickly i\nd grating
Now, womt~n can hide their hairy
lt•ftll
nc:.ath aldn tight 1"'\li" and dark
tttucki ng~~
1 fht! uccumululion ul which men
nwyfind
tho 6ntt11fgh1 of thlt~to bo rot her
a.hoc:klng.l
Out mt•n. ulal'l,
lind lht•lr bnsth•JI t••puac•d.
ll!tlar1tt at lht•ir ned.
and wurb up round llwlr no~
'lluUM• ot.Mous follclt•ll,
tmpos.slblt• to hldt.•. condt•mn Ullto
ahaving
to II wa ubldu.
Wu BriM! lntht• rnoming
;md un• n'W8rdt•d bv .t sight In tho mirTOr
quite ugly and sordid
Thf• red bltmrv oyos . .
and llhndowy face
We blink our lld11 rwlcc
but it dOt!., not l'l'd!'lc
Yo~o thut ., vou, you re.aiiL..._.
Then-ill nothing wrong
W1th blond dnmu in your gr-.aap.
you d be t.t1RI Ul't King Kong
Lost In biC'fsp. your counh•nnncf•
unsubhmu
You do your shaVlfl8 in rtl<:Ord
umc.
Thlnto~ allthu while how thh;
chore you nw
When you nrt• 6nlt~ht•d , your fut.u
ito quito too
rhtm you wonder how vou w11l
puU otT tho capt.'r
of nobody noticing tho tollol paper
you put on your fucc· to stop tho
bl~dlng nr, not lfl•tbooka . but on nrnbu·
loncu _vuu "' nct.'dlngl.
NOIN doni get frustrawd Now
don 1 get mad
And don I go blnmlna dt~arolt'
Dad
After yt•ars of watching him. llnd
oh. how you yt•amc•d
to maawr thl:t pnu:llt'fl, yc•t you
MUU hawn'tltlllmf'd .
You can bt' from thla n-..sponalblllty und huvoc dean.'<!,
by forgutUng ll all and growing•
boord
Vut thi:. mu~l be done with full
c·ognllion
that vou may retu:a from
n't..OfCI\ltlon
So. day to do1y wu face the stnfr
H bc..-comf''lll mt•nlul condlhcme
p.tn ot trrc
Hut l~"t you feel o,cJf pity and 1ht
nt'f'd to t!~pu
n.·mt•mt)(lr at IC<.tRI we've uvo~
we wcro all onco au OJW
Nnw woman may spvalo. or fc•ml
oint• Ul'l
thuv clntm mcm will nC'\Iel
undt·~land
A tradition or guilt It ln11tlllto
Ub H t1 plot we nmlu11 haw ..,u"
Out I prodtum we havt: an
·~uaiiiA!r
to which fumo.lc!l must oo a
rt.'Cipi"'(.:.ll &yrnpathb .er
Thuy mU8t cmdlc·ss calonc•s !W,,.
nut W(l, guntlomen. are en.slo,\4lCI
shavn
lthunkyou all foryourklnd
attention
Plt•a11e don t taka> oftont<e to the
thing!t that I mention
I hnvuntt wiah to hau• him or·
hc•r.
My palnltflttmplyourolemol
dt•bt to tht• rawr.
Pioneer Log, October 28, 1 Ill ,~...,.,;rnlative vote sought for upcon1ing
measure on property taxes
llu• udllu1-: -~ll u ''VIi.S' \ult· on Maoc;ure 3.
pprpo"-t•d Stntc• Con lltutlonal
mmttollrnlt pc'Opt•rty tll"tl'~
jllqct• ulthiM OWU!'IlJI''t' \vJIJ n!UUt;f'
un 111.\' horne by 42 purconl.
ru•r•n will vou oqwc•''
7tl, tlw l"gltdatun• unuc:tt•d n
·cmt llunwuwtu•• .. and Ren
... ~""''"'V I ax Rt•lftll luw .I) low
to .SOOO ofT horne• IIJXt"t Mus
wu~ tukcm bt·causc of tht•tr
Of (lU"'S.U~W of <I Oll'USIIru \ t I)'
to MCU'IUI'1' J l.atll \lt'<.lt, lhtl
tn' cuts wc•rc gi\lc•n to
busmc~s on the· e•spou-.<·d
thut orporah· Sl.IVinl(~
tric·kk UO\~n "rocru<tll•iobll ,
n•gon our !>tatt In" 1111 bal)Cd
Ot dO\YJl h•dt•l'i.IJ foiO lhl"IC' t.l' break~
.... ,_."'"'J>Oundud t.onM.-qucntJy .
t latne-du •net~ me· to' "-''·t!nu('~ ha\1 • hi dly dt.ocn.•..t<~lng lnstoad of on s tcning out thil'> lnt•ornt' tux
our State govcmmcnc b.tl·
gootd war :.1 tho budgot pa•11ally on the
so many srnnll~ ol th" hornuownm~ and ron
rsputtlft they'll kl~l
, Wu lie "'m to hu1t e
ic OJWt•lllno nd~IAI
ngth
we both know •
let"! The) took •l\<\.UV mrn.l of tht• • propt•nv tu~ "-'llt•r ThtH w11:; 1 htJ
cn"y thing to do
Governor \li,.wh "''Y' th.Jt he• \viii
not a11k for .my nt-" taw-. in t!Jts:i.
.md vor ttli' otiUh\ nrve•nut• 11'1 known
to btt vmy short That mt•iln~ that we
COUld OXptiCI the !&UinC I 0\INe•lo bt•
follow11d by tlw gowrnmont thh.
ne.'<t yc.tr
We \viii probahly Jm.c the· .. mall
remtunlng humcuwnt·t and ronlelr
property tu.~r benefit" 1 he; ne•'tt t!.lSI
c-.t btg tlem fur our gO\ l'mmcnl to
cut wlll b~ tht• stuto upronlol'thc•
-.chool-. crvallng C..'VtlO ol gruatt•r
burdun for the hom~uwne•r
Don I bo ~arcd oil •'RUin wuh all
rhe doomsda't talJ. If Mt• '"un• .l
Jla"'-'>C" II will bt <.·ornt• t•lff'(lti\>u on
July 1. 1933 If II II' not a J)C'nl'Ct
t·on!;lituhonnJ amt•ndnwnt us wnt·
ten tht' IS8J Lcgtslatun· wHI h.tw
adequatotimc to make• corn :c:tiun~t
and submit the.-.c I"MMrsion" to rtw
voter, on thl· tlurd '1 Ut!'lda~ In Muy,
1983
o;why kt:cp plnytr( • I .
~-'I ewer over y eager to tune Into
~ uoor.1J. sa~d \\ and mediocre Signals
lid say you maku ~ uditor b 'ltran~o 'jpot. w ..
tung we both ough l nm not n rnur~trum I
lng to got whl h hard to b<•li ..,., thnt 1he
1 be tht' ~me
ooked dl each "'•""
loon wt• ~dIn
tould be proud
dee
ured.
~ all und gtuwlng 11
be done with fuU
retire lrom Rur.h holi rc<tch~d ..tro
In foct. I mtght go Js
to -m~o· thut II _vou e<m 1 pin} J
I Ru~h -.ong on vuur guitar
kl((tr you rnJght Oi'> wt•ll f.(JVe it
bt!Ct.LUM: Rul'h ln,·orpo­
•&n•~u• OCWWil\'t,ll<'k!ttniOiheir
vuu nrv "-'••dv to c.J.ll tlwrn a
to tlw poh•ntlnl of modem
," Wull Pntt•t ll'f-amplon s nt.:w
i& nuw wovish too but you
•
~ fuce thl' >~tnfr
~wnlul condltton.J.ba,.dly ~that thududo I~JbnC'k
~•-:Act• it, I om. Ru h ~lnrtl!d out
mtd o,('Vt•ntlcll and the• • ~till
r.l ~tr ptty and tlw ... tmu tht·rohn\'Ubt•tm no
oot~l wt>w wolwd chnngc"' \ny fVOUp that
thoMnw now.•all cbdinthc
il00 an ape ''""' tc, can h.trtlly bo con!li·
[nay Apt•Jk orfcml MdlruJiblu.-.c·r nH.aU·nal
I' cull Subdwudon' a "l!C<l•" f" will Ol>\>(11
guilt llln~tlll11
maleK haw ullllllrll! r we have an
ales must boa
mpathlt:tu
tdleNJ rnlorir"' 110~
lJ for your klnd
'ake ofhmtot• to thn
'Oonllon
h to hll.u• him or
1m ply our ott•mal • lui commun tury l"o mon.
~u1" ol the '>ClnfoC 1111 so blotunt
lght ,111 wa•ll h.wc -.cn· .• mwd
l'hin cro.ttcs t'onfonnllyr fur
utur. und thh·ty lour
At lf~Dat that would hn\1'0
ut-Nt•ol Peart ' awu
"'lundard ht•4vy ml•tal
rm"h drumming . l don't
rbla creates conformity
u•rt•culo.rty original ldt'4, llt
ut "'''I)' "t~t'<lring .'' You call
-r•nlog Kid" anciaJ crillriam
flnil Ba~tlcully . when pcoplt•
orne tht...'Y hlA\'\l thin&s
. ~ what" Tho 110n~ Is not a
It Ia a stutt•mcnt .
now wu got to "Ctwmlstry "
·Kl••l Man" Hr.re'a wht•n• you lltuM gemmg pompnu~'< l.t•t':o.
look at a "-t'htctton of thtl "tight'
lvric:. from "( ht•mtstn " which vuu . ~
rove on about. E\ t· 10 liRNctlon
bummg hollt...'t' /~'0 to onrJRcllt'('·
lion on tlw w.uer/tl to 0/No 110\o\'
without the othur/Oh but hmv/Oo
they molw contafJl/Wit:l ont>
anotht!r'r' llcy. prvuy Iff·~\\'\ tuff. I
suppo~ ~ Ill ott b<•ntuso thuy n· talk·
ing tn lr.J8ll1Crllt> in'llt'.ld of com·
plate ~ntcnc~·~ thut mnkt•" ttwm
tight I suppo"-t· from nm~ on" hv
nl!Vel a blind doosn t fini"h a t.ent
one~· I 'lhauld ti<.ltl'ltde•t IIWill
' tight" Oh, and about UUtgitul
Man." Alux Lift>~ on put~ ~nil' fuz.L
on hJs gui&ur and ) uu n• rc·ad.)' to
t omr-u'tl him to Hondn \! Alt•\ IJit~ ·
-.on .J.nd Jtrru tlc•ndn' lumpc:d
together· tn ono bUilt, I huddt•r to
think oltl.
,\~ far ., he• Wtc•apon '' 1 c'Onotlclt••
ft.Al\ to btt notlung murt• than a
rip-otT to gtll fun.lllt'iJI nu,..h t.m" to
buy albums ~. atmllur ro n IINp
opt•rn. lht...')'\.oln hear tho nct'llt mstal·
lrncnt Thl Ubl' of fan, i .. onn oftht•
mo."t runtt .. mptiblc• p1 at u....... In
modem mu11h nndyou "'dynuthifl8
nbout II in your artlrl~· I'll haw to
!'WlY that r """~ ntll ht•ld rapt l~
·~rh(• Wt•.apon " 1 ftolt thO\· olll~
nguin buat thtllr point Into thu
ground It wasn t enoufth to ju!<l
havu thu metod , suund • fc.tr1ul "
No. heaven forbid Ru"h "hould be
ac·cuSt!d or :o.ubtt•lt\'. thny mAde
flVeryth•na "(uanul · I quilt• 8f(l't'\', I
thlnJ. th~ \'-~loltl album i5 fU''tl)'
damn fuarful In filet, «M'r\' time!
~
Ru~th JlUla our a nt!W di8C I f'C'I
scanttl
log, October 28, 1 rhl!l C'Oitld C iUII\.l! thiN ml'•liiUtt•ln
.1ppl\ tu n•!Udt•ntlul fJf'UJlf'l'ty nnly.
\\hie h \\ouhl g1w b.wl. lu tht•
lruma·m"1e•ros "hal thf•V lt:a\'1' h!.•tm -IUkillf( •lWU\o \'\lc• fi1U!II hnd WUV"' • nthur thou pnJjK•rty ta' ru pa\-lm
lht• "''" lrt• \'H• nc·f'CI
\Vt• rnu tprolttct ourhnnw~ Vote•
Vu rur \h•.t:!illl'l' 1
\lit"'' Pnrki11."m LC n1u _ oll to-
ta.Dy,like,l}'lganlatic
I o lh~ t,dltor;
Ilk&• hc:y man, that LC music poll
In nur bo••· la!'t wer•k wauototallv • rool11 nwan. Ukc. i.tlllho!.Obig rum •
,,. ·nph• toc·hoosc lmm rubnngh('n• ,
to this campu!t1 I otaJly cool
I ~topped p;1rtylng iu~r unough
to, llkt•, wonde•r about a fcow I hi"~(:>
fou'!ll, m.tn lllt.t•, I kind ut wanl to
knCJ'A' who wnt the qut""'llonain J.
vou know, the ~tulf ~ Inca.• the-n• •
wmm't anynom••t;llr.Jngu~•dH ')t.>e,l
r1pf1t'd oil a hunch of~tr-.t o1nd ifl
can I volt• onothnr ZO tlmt~ for
AC , nt. Ill be rea ltv bummed So u~ll
mu man. who --cn1 rhc srufl:
S(•c'ond. I Iii' ten In )..(,ON, nght' 1 Su
uno umu Bob t\ncht•llu who '~ IIJ.r:,
rny 'l OJ nl'!\1 to ~uc Demuth, Jhlid
tht·l"\' 1•\Tre a lot ol problems Wlth
the Jouml"y contcrt lal'lt time thr•y
Wt!n• in Portland . thinga hkc geumg
tht• band to pl.ly,you know"? !>a IIJ.t•
"'h:tl l'rn "~ondenng hs· tiD\'\ do
tht!St' dudus pulling out this I.C
mu"ic poll ... tutJ m.pt:t:r to attr<ltll
those big namestorAJmpu" '! I m•·.:m.
"-'On't that tnkr .. likeu/at ofmona;) "lf
w, and rhf~ I~ just.lstoned thought .
maybe trun money rould bt! beucr
us.•d lor something elM!. liJ.e wy, J
M.hnlaDhip or bOmething Oh wau
Thai~ roo much. UnJc:.:. wu madt•
mono\' from Urket aalt!'i but ASLC
would prob.lhl} ... pend mo'it olll on
lll1dt sub'ltUnlc's ntan.
Now t onw:-. thr.: loppe•r. "Rush
Nt.lnd' a .. a monument lo mu~lcal
t!An~lle•nrc.. " c;n.e me o bre.Jk!Wht.>n•
do you gN your ndit.'Ctt\ •• ; .. Rush, a
MONliMU...T! Uoes thot nu13n th>ll
l"-'l!ty day at noon I Nl\'1! togcr down
on my hunds and t.;noo.-. and ti.sc •
North ~
I bt•ht.'\ot' lhill YOU a~ enUtlt>d IU • your" opamon but to mount "hat as
c•lft'<'ll\l'ly an 0\~-rblown ntedio
hypt• undc•r rhu dlf;f(Ui!W! ola rt:\ it..'\\
1'1 unfatr toc:on!'IUmt'~ilnd fi,.tt.•ncrs
uUkf' I II bet your dad o"n~ ·toe I.; in
~1t•N ·urv r'\1\:onJ, •
l.ll" i d 'I h omp.•wu
Progrom D1rct·tur, KJ.( • RJdm
Sci en oJogy cause
for careful thought
'fulhl' Jo dllor:
Qlutron '"in onft!l"
1 am rc•fumna to Sc.ott Hcn~. ni's
.trtlclc on Sc:lr.ntology Ill lhl" opln
con .. uclion ofthe0t:1 .2l i~ucofthc·
l'imn ~er l..os
I tno. haY\' apprnarhcd the
church ol S<· ic•n1olut(\ ,,\Jh'f'l"'f'.ading
Lnffa}'""e Ronald llubb.lrd " 11m·
nctu: .... ~'hir.h b th~ W;"t} I found
humorou poorly '~nttt•n and not
Wr\ tn:o.!Hhtful with 1'\~pt'Ct IO the.•
tntncactt!S ol human n3turu. I went
t.luw'lltO\Hl tor ttn imroduc ton
~
inh1'\.it"\\ ' 4nd lt"ll'ture.
I ft..-cl \'CI) lucky th.lt after n.~du~
thu bouk f abo dJd ~rch intro­
dmang ""' to th.t.• different h.>c:h·
rUttue·' whit. h h.l\ll! bt!t!O used by
nwmbtlt'ti ufvanous ruhot
Howurd 'U8J<t!."l& that an indtVld·
u.aJ should oppro:u:h Sch·ntt>lot!.)·
with on open mind and malo;u
haf/lwr own infomu~ • tk~t~>ion
Well I lt!CI that ' tt'Ut' o( .tm 0\!\\'
antrrm.t unt• pu~ut:s , bur tnlhttcafit•
or ~.an oflCOirUl.allon m.u·-f'li"8 nt1'\~
\'liiUt" and pt.'faUnaJity ".)'stems at
can ht• a dar~l!rou~ and lite thl"\~.at ·
onlng approach to takt• This it> a
t ont~'t'l'lliul ancl dL•Iicatc ~ubjt~ t.
and an tndt\idual o\'\n self·
'on8dunc.~ :and behtlf!' will get
Olllle!d Into qut•!ltion . II' ollcn nut c J K I c•ll rnt• I'm hjgh hut don't
tell nlll group!l II~· on \1 IV ;,m
gol~ lcJC umc•to this school Plt•"Jr.e.
U ttw munt•y mu!lt be U!\l•d lor
rnuRu:, """" c om•• not onu \Wrd
,1bout luc .tltnlunl i'WOJlt ~tgutngon ,
mun'' 1 h••n· .. Pt1rtland band'! Ilk••
'l ht• ( nlllhJf"nllnls u11d Tlwaln• of
Sht·Otl ~•· II bo~ qut1Mt1rf1Mh­
whu r·tnlld t'll ily tlr.aw ,, cruwd
h••n· Hey, Stolr•n 1 oyr; plays hPI't',.
whnt about olha•nt' 0 K .. w nonCl
Uft'IJ!If(OOdu!'iJuume , but lllu•, who
Is!
Don I 1(1'1 lilt' "-TOng I thank lhP
poll's u r»ol tdc.:a, I Oiled II uul u
numbt•r of llntt• I hopt• the mu ic
ptu 1l during rny c:ollc:g•• lifl' 1\s a
gradualtng r.il(ht·.} •!.tr •mor,l think
llbuut tll.tl u Jut
1\IMJ, pit• ISO dtlo( rh11r I rn IU!Il toll·
tngubout roc:.!.. n roll und Ol!W\\il\t' so all )"nU J,Jzt.IN• 1ks don't go luh·
ing my llr o1 onttung, . II n~J1f :i18C
m•·llow
t-r1naJiy, what ab<mt l..C b:mdl'i? I
rn•!Jn. what mally goes dawn In
t-:v,m:~ Mut~h .: Bulldtng? ,\rc dudr•s
therr.j.tmmmg togntlwrnn tuhular.
modc·rn and m•4&1Vt~ nf>W 50und
or nn· they dolrll( Gl••nn Millt•r·cO\·
crs? MiJ.)bc tht:ym laking a lc•sson
Frt1m 1hr• fo1n: flydlant cam a cuu·
pit! of yuaD J~u . bul things \1\ c•re
dlllc>n>nl the•n nl~· guys l-uld long
h3 ir and ru dkal th ot.lgh 1 s l':vayon•l
knUW!i th.tt nw3n drug& galore.
man
~ow , mOllt t..CCI"l' Nl\1' n>AI short,
z;lyiPd h~ir , and ..,,~one knrJW!I
~hort h<ur and drugs don r mi
lbal' ~hy l•~r nunc l..at~
J n fJu,,t Vn11(8ctiJ ·1/ollywood
IJurton
Sen1or
L Happy Hallowee n!
tht! sort of thing to im l!llttl{atctn the
rruddh• ol.t tt>ml 011 M;hool I •:nded
up dolllfo( a school proJe!Ct on :M·•cn·
to lOft\. but not before I 11pent rwo
let•plt· ... 1UI(ht5 truumattz.cd 0\"ef'
m) \.t'f) n1.1 o1u lun•ontinutng m.}
I~Uc:..ttltln 1 hi5 IS MlOOU:.> StutJl
fht~s.t : an• nlAtun• pe-ople dcaltng
'\o\llh a t omplt•, pht•nunwnon , t1g
the hutn.ln mmcl
,\Ill <an S<l\'IS t•ntcrtamS< wntol·
•JQ \\ ilh u:. nmr hoi<~ cnltt~I6Ceplt ·
r.t~m U )llU t;;JO
Mat<·hyuur t:cptu c~nt w1thyuur
drgnlC uf mlt'n~• m hum<tn natun•
.and pcuplc'o;. pt'l':ic.Jn•thtit~ Realiz•l
luo. thai thts aubtuc'l h.l" mtr'igut•d
thcHn•utt•:.t nu nds lor thou~tndll< uf
t'Jn>. ,and l.R fl. Ul' :o.UOIC :!Oih t.:l'll·
tucy l'hun h pmb.ahty dt~n ·t hnHl
tht· linal ''ord un it
To lht• t•dltur:
Cllml( kt~t wt'!f!ksllpumtl ... usmng
a \Wt\dt..'nllg\~nant \\hnfountih•
\\'<\)' into tht• I'Latr dunn, I h:J,,.
bt'!Kun tOt"\llluatu l.A:•\'\isandCl~u't. s
~'Cunry poln:ws M final d«•"•on
1 th.tt the arc too l:n lor lheSlf\'ry
uf ttu-. aluthmlto
'to ~n \\tlh duyuu kru.M ho\\
m.lll}' tndnt'd SN:unt guartl!> un•
on duty ut night? One' Okay. l C '"
nut a n·ry ht~t· campus, but ont•
~:unty l(tt.trd ;\mll«'l me tell ,>ou
hu'' thi mw c..ocurity guunl
hamllttd u caU tu n•mCJ\"U thisa(on :·
mc•ntton('(i '~nt h'Oil\ thtt I ~m·
plot on ColJtl(tl c •mh..'t" at dtl$ing
tmw
Uu took thtt ap~ntly Incoher­
ent man tu the bus slop on the
~'Onlt!l" en (runt of Platt·HCM-ant
"ith, I bUJlJ'I08t~ thu u .. ,unlplaon
that tht man\,uuldnotonl wattm
rhn l'old for an hour unulthc ne.~t
bur; t-ame. but also pnxluoo money
when th•• bus i.lhJ (.omu! ~illy me.
und I thnughr most burna 811\W llll
thtnr rnnnc-,y to buy food and clothes•
All nght. so m.l)bcyuu thJnkth.is
is an I&Olatt~ incidcu1 If nor
rht.>n•'s bi!Cn :m inudc>..nt tn th••
t'n~t dortns ur oil-earn pus petJplt•
w:andt!nng around, "tu t luoking
Then tht?n' w:as tht• rap1 I W:lrru~
faC"t" ir, we n• nut that Car fnlm 1ht:•
cit\ arPortlamJ -Ol.4lv. \o\h..tt cnn '\o\f" tlo to help • prolt:oct nur:sclYlts ? l.Q(!k our rQOm
doors ~ C.uod tdca, hut wtl:ll af
thc..,..-.'s o urplUC w<~itlng lor .)''UU m
thl' bathroom ? J•ur locl. on the
b<.tthruom doon;" I hat. admtllc...oc1ly ,
•~ "' ~~II'! Ma\b<-. luclul hould be
¥
ln!ltallc~ on t ht• t)UI ~>ide donn
doo"-and all alud(•nlt~ '' ould be
gavcn a J)C)s:>Key. 1'hat n:ryh:aMhlc
and .lJ~l ~ I'OIIHOIII\ ttl\ College
campuM:s arouncltlw cuunt~ ·
~o. no,yOU$-'l.) ,thul' toomuchof
a burde·n Na\lflB toe f1) J\\0 lu:~
or"' halt."\'Cr A'ason \VU ha\1'! \.\ cU, ..
11'1411 bnng: mr•to m) lourth oltcn.a·
h\ "' l.o~·l .. wait tulltl nm~n · gets
mUAAt...'tl or rDtJI~ rhcm \\I\• II rtmll)
ha\'C omclh.in~ tu think about a
pcr:wnally don t wnnt to Wlltl that
lung doyou!
I.E t tlRS POLICY
IArtw-s lo ,.,. Edita siiOuld 0.
·~-JIO' ., 8o:r ~, n. tilll::fltW •
noon. Morl(lity3. ~ lltOuld tie
1\ipod, ~ ~ lrQdl ,,.
•uthot" n.tme u -.11 u ~c clas
01 I .cutlt)' standing No mc:w t t!en tht'M
~~gnatun~~S mey t!P9''' witt~ NCit llttw
~Aogtll lhOuld bl 3L50 WOlfs 01 IIIIa Nl •nws wHI ~~Out.,. we;.cr ro
.cl1tng lor ,g~.llnflth a'ld loCI bUs
lfltfWrMnts. fM Ptcr1 IF log t-..nw
the right to ltOid MITIIJnlll ~~­~ No MO'IymOUI _,,.,... will bl ~ Student director to tackle
u 1 . "'mt.•what uncommon to-r­
a thu.atre '-ludcont to ta'h' on tlw
lob of dinrtlng a pl.'ly It Is I!'\'C11
~ unrommon lor a .. audoot to
take on tho tlW: ol dire .ri08 1\UJ -pla)
SeniOT Broc». Hinton 1 nm' pn!
p.m ng [Qr th~ ~member 8 ope nang
of has t\''0 tudt nt dirT.Cted pl.4_\
Chtc• ~o b~ 'Am Shepard
.\nrcsone by Jl'.tn c..oacau
After h.a\1flS pent his juruor) l~r
at Occidental College in Lo
~es C..alifornia.. Hanton ty.,
~tumtod to Lewi' and Clm \'ith
the encouregement of thoatre
chau-person fd&ar 1\e').-nolds and thn.1trc profi 50r Richard \\'ilJh;
Hmton h~ \\ Mh.•d to din 1
th • t• pia). t~ cr "in<'@ madtng
them two and a hall~ oon> :J80. Coc­
t~u 1.1nd ShepJ).ll'ti are hi!> fa\'oritt•
pia wr\ghtt~
fter r-Ndlng many pla)'' Hinton
cho • these two "ThO'\ aro t~hnt •
C4ll\ us\' and do not rcl\' on St·t~ or • • • co rumes The\ Don' both emot1on · • ally challent{lng and surT68Ji,ti c.'
he :\Aid "I lib play .. , that arc ditfl'~
t'.OI, pl&.) that aren 1 liM.• oth<>r
piA) pia) th.at challenge the
audJcnce and rrutke them faC't'
thought:o. or teeUngs \,,thtn
tht.-m:-eh ...
~poa.ld ng ol the two hour C\.1!n
ang oJ theatre Hinton ~d. thO)
pad.: a lot into n l>hort penod oJ umt• l'hcre I mon• hh.>rnr\' "tlrit ~
tor the acton~ ond dlmc;'tor llwro"
a h1sh dr.mand lor c:!'V4tive cnl'rt{\
"hich ' diHkult to ma.Jntrun m
~hool. \\ ht•rt' )'OUt mmd ''" on
lht't'lll tlu~& all d't'-' Thtt' ,.,, llht•
pln) I '~I) ' nbstrnc:t.' -
Hinton )llljd of •\ntt,qone, wntten
tn 1922, Cocll'<tU lmt.•d the -.toryol • \nhgont! and ntigone wa~ his
heroim• -to ham, ht· rcprc..-.mlled
an rchelhng agamat sociel) nnd
the nature ot tht' poouc .. puit. At
th~ samt• time he w;,s bored bv thf• -lllt!l'aJ te\tbook productions or
\ntl8ont! h~'d t;Mn. So he adapted
tht: pla.v cut out ~'-'f) thing \-..tUch
he con.sidl.'l'ed no longer rul~-ant
and placed 11 tn a diffenmt conte\t
Rather than focu log on histol)
•
Senior Brook Hinton. student director ol two pfays talks with LC students Photo by Paul Pratt
Artist casts tension humorously
•
~puisne , ot being be.'iutiful or
ugly: ot having mearung of being
banal 1 am mterested in rumng my
won. leetering bel'\,een ~ fed·
mgs and ittualions . not ramns to
one ~de or the other." They don t. of thi . the won... found there i:.
e .. cumg. unpretentious and often
funm
\'\lUie there I!'. oo adma.s. ion thle.
1 a trugg.hng outfit and donnuons
are , ... ~teamed o plays at once
1d«'as or bcang lltllhtul to !;upho­
cJe, hl• locuM!'d on the t•mollonul
~ontcnt 11nd tht• um\ , • ......,JI\' r'eh•· • 'ont .l:spt•ct. o( thr pltly. ·
01 thc> more rnodt•m phlC\· Ch1
c.1go \<\'nltl'O in 1965 Hinton ld
you rould ~ay It's ,ptrlluol
\'llc.1ncY in contPmponlt) soch .~(_V,
but thnt \1110\Jid be ~·lli~ tt short
Ek'C<lutoe the thing that Ia. magic
about ~hcp.vd i" 1hot his pia 'I
cannot be Interpreted I~ mere
words Th('}' go beyond word~ and
tand on thctr 0\\11"
1 he combmed c.t to; ha\<tt five
~mors one tumor, three !ioOph.,.
more-. and .. ,, Ire hml'n or tht•
ti"\.""-hm('n. Hmton :.4Id he entoy:.
wor~Yn,c \\-tth th •m as thev have
"':o preconception.. .. they are
less sel.f.<:onsciouslv theafrica.l and
more open-rru ndcd a• a l(em!J"4J
rult.<
Semor 1\ate LllCC\ srud he •
enjoy~ '""'Oriong m ..tudc•nt produc-
tion.., a~o one student rt."Cen e. more
ontH>n-one CJ<change . He> IHmronl
does a lot more just :~HUng down,
ever)-"One talking about what the
characters nro feeling and thlnJdng
about '
!Jenior Nicl.. ~mlth feela c111tt1rent
and said. there' httlo ~n~· of
unity and ..1lmo:,;t no c\pcnmenrll.l
wort. I belle'\ that Brook I a bnl·
tian conceptuaJt:o.t but in diametric opJ>Oalllon to tluli .. the fnct
t hc•tt• I l'l Iilli•• tuct d
4C 101'/UC tOI"diror tor
taon ol thh<' con01'ptualtLatllo
"lnevuahl.) the director.
cept Ia In opposition to tho
lMl.id lllnton Be alao felt
not onoush time for retle.1f'lol
ldMllv tht! acton. would be • nothing but the play.
Re.)1lOid' Onds tho pla)'l'
.md anten• ling. though
nP.\.er undc!"'tood tht·m u
d~
Profc~ Willis Hinlon'!l
on the projoc\. arud ............ ~
dent• snoutd work ~ithout
SUpt!f'-Uton Help 1
fecuh) shouldn 't be
down thear noel.;."
Wet.~ who '" pta.Vtng tho
an A.nugone saJd one nmihi
that we "''Ori< u hard
profe.'iSOr-directed pl.ay, but
ce1w one-third of a crodiL ·
When aabd why there
more student directed pla)1.
ton :;rud it :a not that stude~~
d uc tJ ru. are dJIIlCOUTaged It
people aren 1 4Wlll1e that the
tunH) I there.'
By aucmpting rwo onoo1Lit
Hinton leo ~hawing that not
h~ il\,1lre of the opportunJty,
~~ acth: ~ly taking lt.
Irish twosome to perfo
1 he Jri!Jl 6ddle and ~Jilar duo or
1\evtn Buri.i! and ~1tchael o Oomh·
n;ull , .. ,u hem concert .u l...cv.1. 01nd
Clm College Thursdly. Nowmbcr
~. <at 8 p m m ~nc Flanagan
Chapel. Ticket~ 3re ss gent•r3l, S4
-.tudent-. and ~nlor:o. Sll.C.and are
available at the l..c\,," &. Clan.: Col·
lege C.1mpus Event' OffiC'e Arti·
choke Mu~ic Mtlicr &. franJ.;
downtown SIC\ eo, &. Son tJovd • Center o1nd G I Joes
\:f)chBel 0 Oomhnaill . bo~ot
known for hh Gaelic '>!n&li'S- 11nd
KC\"in Burke knCJ\.\11 for h1s bgo
6dc:Wn,g. are formcrmeml>crs or thu
Both) Band who5e annO\-ari" •
B~Tnngement.s of t.nldJttol'\41 mate·
nat coincided with the recent J'\!\.1·
\"ill of Irish musac Both haYO toured
throughout the L ruted State and
Europe. and ha\'t.• made Ponlllnd thcar home ba~>e for the
)C4.1'S
Thetr ropenol) mcludes
ga\ulles, Scott1-.h reel:.,
Celtic chant-. and G3elic folk
Tht• duo rei~ ref an album
war Kt1'\1n Buriw and
~
0 Domhn.ltll -Portland ."
In a recent '\'e\' )'ork
~,ev, ~tephen Holden saad
6uri.c who Is .an e~per1
Sligo lyle of fiddliJl8, i~ a ,,.,rtt
whoec carefult;> ornam
phrawlng impart:..- rhythmit
It) that is remarkably ntllo\1
tfi\I'Cn the inMrument Burb
dhng..-..'ll~omatchedme"c)C4.Ii\'l
by 0 Oomh03ill '!> . anging
Caclic tolk rune:. '" a hatJil!l
seducU\-e style that
the beaut} ot the language
soft guueral inflection~ " 'nll! iCUlpture and pamltn,~ts of
Harold Hoy are nO\\ on exh.lb1t at
the 'anhwcst AnJ~~ot Worbhop
located at S2.2 ~M· J!lh Av mue
Often funn.)·. the 6h0\' eX:plores the
theiDes Of tensJon and pl'8S'UI'e
both \Uuall) and p. ochoiQS)call) .
RO) tS completely unprctentiou
and to that end ulliz.e. an unusUAl
arnay of common ob}octs to com·
municate his ideu In a ~t ol oomplimentasy paint·
togs enutled Push and Pull. two ~b
ol Uunb are uied to demonstrate
the clemen~ of ten.s.aon in pa.tnting .
The Jirsa ~~ IS placed <lgAirutl the
~es or the &arne of the painting a Love triangle in Sorrows wi
The unden}'U'& themes which
the pajnun~ and toeulpluroi
ad~ ha\~ to do ""1th thearti llc
eodea\'or . tenSJon m4nlpulation of
materials the role olthe at1U.ts and
the p ~uro to aeate A. at u~uaUy
oc::cun; these isaues inad\ertend .)'
SWTOUnd a paeoe ol artwork. or
some tunes are dU"CCtly oc:uuadered
bul in loft\' letli~JI Hoy~ approach .
how~er , i-one of humor,
warmth and JJnallll41ion
'The p.ainringl). foreumpl com·
nwrucatc pnmanly through the
relationship bf!twcen two plastic
dinawurs "'hose wortd Ul the
abitract canvuse5 on \\tuch tht..')'
reside and eftCc 1
Hov litenu..h• Ml1i!.U theM! two b\ -- -lumesing the'l'll to thr camu
Then he puts them towori.lnonc
pam~ entitled Trolltns, Hoy tiea
pa1nt brU~es to uroruasorescs,
gMJVJ them th • 1mplied msporui·
bility (Of' the test ol tht! pa.lnting
Their Ut tie ~n spikt.'.) bodies
are smaDer than tha bruahet which
they pull. Their ey are red. but
aeent redder under the 6lnun of
ct'elating \0\oorU of art 'llw anaal tn
thia ca.c becomes C..od-UU, in a
serue, able to hameu and &brink a
dinouur and scntenc:mg him to a
life of duty •
Hoy wd that he Wllll lntt:PI:'Ir'IP~""ted
an the complexuy of &ituadom.
feelings and meaning& '"I am
mtngul!d "1th the ambivalMlcc of
not knowutg whether to laugh or
ay. or of being nd.iculou1 or
Mriaus, or being appealtOI( :1r tl pushing agairu.t it tn.lde them Melb&J FeJd.m:tn
respons~ble for the resulting bowed oru.. Jllaca t.qc
frame Pull. .ee a matching pair in ------------
the op~a te po t\Jre puJJins tt into Peter Pamella comedy "The
l1 conca~o-e ~ape SOI11:M5 of Stephen dU"eCted b.)
Bo) h.lJs also Cl'eilted &eulpture theatre depdl1ment ch:urperson.
to ad~:. tension metaphoncall) Edgar Reynold !'. \\111 be runrung
through literal mean:. Snake nighth at 8 pm through th.u, wee­
Stretcher , for iJUtance. ha:. a kend at Le\...,h and Clarka. Black
rubber :.na.ke placed bet\~-een two Boll in f1r Act"eS Thootre
puU(') \\'rule the Image. a :.nakc The pia.\ t:. 41 parody or Goethe':.
'' hlch is hool..t!d on a dC\.'lce pO$· romantic novel The SoiT'O\W o(
Mng the PO\"l.!r to tear It ap.1n. l'oung ~Vcrth~r that Parnell halt
appeans amu~ng at 6n;t glance, on ' updatt.>d and 6Ct '" Se¥. Vo~ Cit).
another deeper l~el it emergt!.l> a~ II I" light, very "'1tty and cleverly
a mr.taphor for the at11 t'5 endea· constructed.
wr. An i for ~me a doubfe.eda .. -d The main chAr.~c tLT ~lt:phcn
sword tilmulrant!Ously auractJ\e Hun. ponrayed b) LC junJor f\evln
and dangerou Mesch, ts a ,young man \"host• life
M.t~ Pres.'>, <mother sculpture. reo. ol\1!5 around romantic novele;
fincb th rubber snal.e ~1'\"oon In (act, he fonles the C\ ~ntz. in hi5
two pieces of ""'ODd the sa·ewa hte tomutwtheevcnt tnwhat8\-er
bterally pu1 to him One ~ondc~ nm •·I he Is reading
\\'hether or not the pressure being Throu8hout the pla.). St.:phen.
mfltctr.d 11 that on the ani t, or by our hopeles.. .. romantiC. u.es his
tum Innocent c:harm to attract women
.\ footnott> to rhe 5ene!> pre •
r.ntcd.. li a pacce which uwolved
amplfc.auoru . A fence jto erectt!d
ec.ros ti-om an elt~etrlc eve. When • lhf! ~,oiewcr 5tanda. in front of the
fen~·. an audio reaction occurs
One nevur ~ the &OUI'Ce. but.
na t"1'1heles does not doubt its
pr:e5CI1C"
• It 15 no aoctaent rn.a.t an f'Jthlbll
such as this a tound at rhe 'AW
l'he Worbhop is a non·profit
organtution which prcMdcs a
forum for e.~penmf!nlal artists who
Nul from the Northw'eil Because He scema. to tallm 10\--e w1th every
woman he~ and they are all
most caser to recaproc.:tla. The resulls are alwav~o most • en I ertamtng
During the pia) he 16 I"'oldJng
Goethe·,. nO\-el about Wcrtherwh o
fa.ll:. in IQ\.e wi.th hi" best friend
fiancee A:. could be c~pectcd. Ste­
phen does euctl) lfus Junaor Bd
Rib.Sbcrger portraVb the best &tend,
WIUuun Perk) And junior Sarah
Rothet1 piny:, the gn.t.1tly de 1rcd
Christine Pane. •
"The Sorrows of
Stephen " shows how
difficult it is to be a
romantic in modem
society.
As the 10\-e triangle becomes
more appan!nt , thmga get a tittle
sucky and the e\>-ents get more and
more humorou!o
BasicaUy, the plot ha!'l a M!.llUS of
t\o\isb and the dialogue i full ot
bharp and \\itt\' one-Uncn; The • three mum characters , In conjunc::-
tJon ~ith the othet cast membt>rs. do Vel)' com inchlg job' with
role-. Thev are articulate :tno:tl • mostly, \'ef"\ funny.
Other chamcters in the DW1
are bound to make you
..u-e Glnnv. the female cab •
pla) ed b} :.opt1omore
Berge. Sophia Plckle. the s.edu
waitress . played by
K.arnleen 8\me and tht!
played by li-eshman Robert
tlcc. The.-.e acto~ and acm
pull off their rolch qulle
a:. wttll.
The production on the
5ucce:o tul John Genh ~ .et
1s t:.,pocially innO\-ati~,oe and
ally 3ppealing Senior Lon ScO
designed the costum~ ""11111
and pannchu And prc)fe:.sa
nolds did a 6nc 10b ol
..,..e SoJTOw~ of~tephen·
rutel)• worth ~ing "\ot nnn
humorow. but 11 also shO\\'t
difficult it Is to be a ronoan
modem society.
The pia.) i~ tree for u.~.v
Clark. Rt!$CSVntlon:. can be
caUing CJ~Iens1on 332.
ON 7 -no guns to El Salvador
8UPPORT aALLOT MI!A8URI! #7
IF UITI!R1!8TI!D Ill YOLUIITI!I!RIItG
PLI!A81! PHOIII! 181-eaaa OR 184-84'!
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El Salvador Initiative Coalition
Pioneer Log, October 28, c~
Fri tul'i as the lnct
It: luctd
r.tor
l'lC•'piUOli:tali~:tl
'I~ dlra.tor'
1uon to tht) .......
! lllao fell
C ror rollPJir.
n> \\ ould be
play.
thu pla.)S
though he
~them ai
k;, Hinton'a
arud 1 beU
l"
playtng the
d one nrn.hl
&6 hard
edplay,but
OfacredH"
'Why there
lirccted p~~
>I th.ll t at u chm
couf118cd It
nll'e thAt the
g M--o produe
lng that not
ppportunl
pt
erfo
p for the
·v include'
,h recb lnAA
d GJctic folk
~an am•um mw and
nland"
s~w fork
Holden ~ad
an e~pen or
dllng. 15 u .. ,''"'
II) 01 no me~\
6<1 rhvth
larkably pO\\l
1ment-.
edin~'t)Uii\~
I'~ ~inging
~.:. In 4 hn111n~
that empha
~ lan.guagev.
~on~ :·
•
lng job wtth
rticulate and
:ny.
let'S an the JX~
:na.ke you
female cab
homore Ll11!1:
Ckle the ,.prJu
tl by ~' )011101 •
~ and thu
~ Robm1
r.. and ac111
e1oo quito eflic<
n, on the"'
Gerth's $et
n0\'31lve and
niol'l.onSC:Ill sto~er Reeve, • • young Amerfatn prtest, kneela before C8rdln8J
P'ayed by Fernando Rey.
the squid is good at
Cappuccino Ristorante
OAie ofltal.>·iswaitingforyouat
CAppuccmo Ri~torame ltal'·
:lloc:.ate~d at12.8 5 \\ YamhlU St.
tnadJtJonal .;f\llc. \J enettan • u-sa de restaurant is housed in a
')h!CJ tum-of·the cuntur.• build·
d brick. blacknnd white mar'­
Ooors nnd IJnen tabltocloths
undurstilted
o meal began \l\.1th an cmtl
of Calamari Cal:smAri Is baby
It \\'ll5 lightly brudcd and
I wu pleasantly "urpriscd
1 ~w d could taste ~good
dinner I ordered F'ettuoclni
For sa.so 1 received an
which COnSJSICd of lender
u:sn breut cut in noJTow stnp:.
,DIJiled wHh tomato aauc Thill
'COimbmc;~d"ith fre h INtuccini
.1nd v..·u a mt'al that
~t:o•~o my e>tpec aatlon-
· friend ordered Unguini Con
for $i .ss Clams In \.'1ne,
oil and garlic AUCC \\ 1'\'
0\t.'f'a bed oflinguiru I n<"\-er
· p3sto had the potential to
~ delicate and rich.
ol our danneT"S \.Wrtl ~f'\\'d
a to .. lted gre.m t~alad Tht!
dre .. ing. made "tth frc h bleu cheese should not be OYel'
looked. Our dlnnerwu alsoaccom ­
panitod with ll loaf or hot bread
Our dinner was complimented
bv a bottle of 1978 _oa\.'C Pal!Ciua
\.~me t$6.95'. The W'lnc b~ at tl Cap­
puccmo '" modPnlte m •iu. II
emp~izes Italian v..inea \.\hich
vruy m pnce from $4 'lS toS13 9S per
bonle. w~ne is alao &\'a.llable by the
glass
I wasamprcMCdwith the food at//
Cdppuccmo . but the sen:icc b one
aspect that I reel i« ""''Orth special
rccosnJtion .
Our enerwas attcnll\1.' ~dcon ­
cemed with our need~ hto pro­
\ided Information :.bout the.: food,
and was able to thoroughlyU\5\\er
our qu~rions Her e..--.tra touc~
made my a1.pcricncc at II Cappuc­
cino one wor1h remembering .
Dally poclab OJ'\! offered at
dinner and lunch II C..appucdno
also oJJ'ers many peciaUty coiTe~
Top_yourtJ\:t>nt"~; o1J mgrandest) le
by ordcnng one at the end of )''Our
meal.
Lunch i~ scn't'd t\lond:& thru f'ri­
dav from ll :30 to 3 p m Dinner 1:.
sc~t.>d 1\JeMiav thru Thursda) • from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. and rriday
and sarurdlt\ ' cverung trom S.JO to
11 p m. For ~f'\ '3lion~ call U3·
".133 Even Superma11 can't help
onsignor; Tron saves day
Tom I:AI{l!r
Of, ... ~ l.clf!
Urgh ~'Cf'bcforeha~laopitlr.d
an ar.tor for bculfl lorced to cope
wtth a truly infr.nor fY\0\Iie. Chn&­
tophCT Rce\.oc 6lanl in MOOSig!Of" u
8 )"'Ung pnt t fon:cd togocowarfor
hi& country lllC flllJ)f!ricnr.e ia 60
traumAtu : that he 'ommil.$ acta he
would nC\llt' otherwl~ have conli·
cien'd. Ho hum. Tile n.oma.indcr of
thf' mO\tc lea\e& ham to oopc ""th
hi5 &10!\
The ad\"erti~ment call the
mQ\.ie a 11pcctac::ular , and indeed
ahc 6Ctllnt; and phorognaph) are
\l!t"\ well done-save i)r 64:'\.<Cral -scenes an which th1• dircc torinru&ls
on a close-up plaHenng Re!!\-e s
chasel··d \1aagt• 0\'Cr a too-W'Ido field
and distor11~ hu. r~turf>..s.
Tht· plot, lf one may be dredged
up from 1he bo\.~b of this fl1ck.
tairiy dnage along occaslonaUy
picki~ up dunflfJ thewar~oCCncsto
an unhealthy limp Bee\-e ls folced
to delwer hOC$ SO piltrutry riielodra ·
matic as to male an audience
groan, r.uch as.. "Father, t Mn a pn·
eslllcholu!J." Sob, sob, boo-hoo
1\c(w\'e, who has finnly eata~
hshed hlsabtlity and diHlnllyffrom the Man of5tceJ inSUpcmuan land
ff.toa hortl0$f'~. rnurdf!r'aooo~
plicc In OE-..atharap L is tndydoncan
intu~ticc by lht5 m0\'1~' and therein
hcs the real tr:ascdy behind
\tons,gnor .
.All I \'\~ked down Broadw;ay try­
ing IOgt•t the bad Wtcof \(Ort.SIJJnor
out of my mouth lstumbledac:ro ss
the \tusk Bot. v..hich ta cum.mtly
playing rmn. \.\-'by not, thought 1: 1
ccrtnanly tul'~ no chin 10 lme
\tadreJS dt! D1os. was • correct
From scene one, 1~ \iC\\cr \\."'llk:a
into a mtnd·blfMl"81UTa.YOf pccial
f!ITcct&, computf!r graphiC$ and anJ·
11\41ion. and technical •wu.ardry
Th~ hf!I'O ts knO\\>n only ali Flynn,
and h .. has bei!n n cnrh fin.'CI trom • h1s job o! compukr technician The
rea&On? Hill naew bosA, htJ:ad ol a • monolithic computer corporat1on
has heisted lie\~ral of Flynn fi pro­
gram& for vtdeogame gamf!S
which arc now gro ing multiple
million~ m ,,deo aJ'C4d
ll\c ox·bo.u was able 10 5lUlG the
programs through usc of hit> own
monster program the coldest \ll·
lian known to Oi nP.) -the · fllstcr
C..ontrol Ptoll'am IMCPJ. f-lynn'
illlempts to regain h•s cop.rnghu through out.11d.. hs mlnals ~'C
bcenfuul 60hcdccd robn:akin
to the corporate bu•ldmg and use
an intenor terminal He docssoeou·
•ly "ith the help ,of his besl fri nd
and hisguifric.nd who till "'-ort;, for
the corpondon
Unfonunately . the tominal he
choosP~ 111 armed ...,,,h a laser
designed ro com-er1 moaner to
memory lclectncal · naW Flynnas
drawn mlo the computer al the
mercy• of the Mat.ter Control Pro­
gram. and !on:t--d to pu1tcip;tte m
too-mal ,,dcogames lie finds lhal
all computer programs are (u5lli~
normal people ccaned u 1 and
hln personslhi andcmorums,as
wl'll :u hwuan fan11 f1,ynn [$ lded
by ultra...,amor Tron. '"'hoisroa.Uya
program opentoo by ~1ynn " best
frir.nd inll!llt on dcstnl);ng the
\fCP. Tron and Mynn race through
the oomputcr world pun~ucd l!)•
waU-building motoacyclea. tankA.
and recognizen lmonstcrroboa
Tron Is entcsuinlng to aU and
o&rum'C to nan ~pi \1\ilh com­
puter knowtedg .. ~;u especiaD)
enjoy th1s mmic and us wild inter­
pretation or wh:st I"C31ly h.appen.s
behind a oomputr.r lenniNL
Saga: a new taste in rock-n-roll
Tom Eager
011 hiiJ'bii£1 l..cJtl!
Stop laughing . If you can looll.
beyond your Inbred Lewis and
Clark pl'l'}udices,you may hear oM
o! tho mo.">t tnnovatave and prom I•
ifl8 group~ of th~ eo·•·~~ is a n«M'
band from Canada coru.iating of a
alflfJer·ke)boarchs&. a bas:s plAye~
ke)bo.lrdj.,t. a 8\JilarUI , A lead key­
boa.rdi~t and a drummer . All are
am.a.ting mu.,irians indMdu•lly:
together t~ · are a p<JV\'elhouse .
The 6nt thing that strilwa the
Ustt.ncr on the first track. On the
Loo.: te, ts the beauuful and antncat«!
melody. This Ia a rock b4nd? 11\at
question is ~Mit\ly ;uU¥.-ered by the
rhythm ·~elton csuilar. bass,
cinmul that enter the tune anud
growlifl8 chon:b and 6ha.rp drum
The \.'Oleo tuth~s the li5tener, "'"o
is unprep&red for a dear ope.rabc
tenor 1ng1ng r.o~ of rebellion
From the firs 1 \'fJIW 'i«g.1 doesn · t let
up a bit-bJCJ\.,;ng ,your mind ,,;th
Becl·li"e guJtar licks ;md !oUI'pan
hllnnonit-..11 that climb to ,. cres-...
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Did I SA}' B«k? Wind Him t.lp. the
t:t.le of a chronic gambler, clliplays
fantafiticall) com pie.' rhythm pan
renunescent of a nu~of~iaand
the \loody Bh~ By tru!' lilnr. the
li5tencri& uru that thiakind olmus·
Jcal quality cannot pos.sibl)
conhnue •
Wrong. ,>\mnt'Sia f.e4ture not
onlv lht.> dt>llcato mt>loclie but get •his, a regae-likat rhythm! The
i]roal.:·up atraln again flows into ro~nth1: j.:tzz motJb, predoml ·
nated by a OWT) of synthesizers..
Can tht abilat) go on7
Indeed it can. Framt:d is a song
About JUSl what it ~) -beif16
framed 'Thf> ~ngcr ~utifuhoqire
Ooots the tune along. gMf16 tt a Ult·
ang quality that one e'pectl!i to con­
tinuo through the ~ng S4.ga here
~ows lhclr truly indMduallt} b.)
doing what sofe'lo\·rocl;b~mdscan­
th une;~~.pt"Ctt~d. The drifting lyna q!J.lllity. from the opemng wind
hfMU and eChoing chim ~ one a.s
ne'\'f!l" sure C.\.Dctty \0\Nt the neAt
phnase"'ill bc."'P{n rhe rest oflhe
~nd Shows their \"OC&Ila1cnt "tth
an t!Ute ch~li~ effcc:L
"had of AI OiMeola and Chid;.
Corea! Com-er.sataons fa an instnt­
mcntal that reatums the guit.anll
and lead keyboard~ 1 tmdin@ lllld
~hoing rilfs 50 b t It'll make your
head 3'\"im. '0\, the listeneT is
confused-can tht!se modem j.an
tunes be w~ty antqpated
into a1'0d. band?
For that Midnight Snack • • • ub Jde mto an il\'8.bn<:he of 8'Jitar
\'Otoebo Q and 6hncl.ing h:lnnon­
&cs cuJnunating in another of those
blasting crescendm thllt lcoa\<e the
U~tcncr to pecl hnnself oft the waU
;\nd you though1 the nger's \'Oice
was high bcl'ore? \\'~It ril )'OU hear 'Ole 6naJ cut. 1oSt~Wnger,opens
whh a \':sngeli5-.sounding • n~
i:r.er rt\At quidrJ.) Cades mtognnding
Iring wort lhatlca\U no doubt u
to the rod. herir~e these 8\t\'5
Wte. :,'"-eepln« melodies and har­
monics oanng \"'cals, and
acreunl~ guuars m&kc th15 the
aecond-be.sl cut on the album tOn
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Log. October 28, 1 Fool Lon• Sa•*IDA•• 1 the last b.a.rs ofth1nong1he t>~ngsan
OCl&\C higherl)
Time ·~ l p ts a son,t that docs
what you thouptt the pr'e\,ow
mad.: \\"'Uid do-con tinue to 60fUv • .and plo;~ ntl) 00\\ along The track
t5-.... U·plaoed. aiJO\,ill@thc listellf'f'
a respite &om the\oQluminou pnor
tunes.
Brief indeed is your respite. Side
two opens \'~>ith The lnrenit!',, and
tht"' pleaMnt onslaugh t oonunues
The U&renftr disc:l0\'8'5 that the rest
uf the band can neul) atng as well
aa tho \'OCallst
.\'o Resret.t ha$ a ~ e&h~eal The reader rnA.) ha\<e been
exposed to s..g. e\'Cll hebe this
premier album-t~· produced a
\1deo for '-m of a tune called Don.,
& ~re lnOl on this album! befiN'e
the,) had a lecJUIWOS contract IJh).
duetT Rupcn Hinea kfle\, a good
thlfl8 "tten he heard one and
promptl) ~ the biand-lud.)
ror u!l'
Page9 Wild, muddy powderpuff
gan1e reveals 11ew talents
Hobert Oa&.ruo
Of tt-l l'lntlnflr U1ti
Th~ footbnU pltw~ \\t1m gtd •
ttw chf'll>rit>..tdl"l'' \H n· ~.t.Y:' tn dnl8
and th~ th•lct was a mu\:~ ' mu"s
behand Gnswold 'ladaum hut 11
\\':1" agndamn tnJ~ltl non••tht•lu
& tht• sopht1111on•5and JUnior.-tw."
tht• freshnwn 34 ·ZB in poWUefJlUil
footb311 Fnda\ • Part ol tlw hom, onung ft•!Otl\1·
It ~ tht• gamt• wa a wild lind
mutlch onP \\lth tht• tunaua and • sophomores \\lntung on n last•
t•tl("'ilO touchdown nm UJHhemid ·
dlt• b\ tumor1 ti:.tl \\ ood • fhc ''1>nwn won• Jt'rst'Y" :tupp·
hcd b) '-:m.uy footl>.11l pl.l.,W'rs t'Ct~ct thu rontvst and m:mn,cttd to
"'~ ' rulall\'t'l\ ' clt•an
T hr tunlo,... anci <~ophomorus
tnrtt'd strong b\ ..conng 1'\'\0 nm·
nang tourhdnwnt< the lir.-t .1 lon~
bootie~ tO the lt'f\ jdl• b\ tunull
qu~rtt•rbAr" Nm \tiller
~· hll "'"It'· rootb.lll pla)\'f"S
n Jlh gnttntutht•rolc•n'\1'~1 oltlw
d.l' and dn• s.ed up a .. cheorleau ·
t rs padded bra" and :<J.trts lor tlw
cbnt~ among them
fht') put on a good ;l!'t bul tht'
bo.'lrds n·ally gtt\tllht•m a\~ a)' 1 ht\'
t.."\l•n fomwd .1 ~' man·cJru,s.cd nlj·
wumrn P.> ramtd .11 half tunt•
The tre .. hmon came hac knsquat'­
trrbad• hilt'On G.ude lt.'t lh •• humb
toru tom hdo\\1\
\ \~thuut a N"ittlr or a "lDI en'\' I •
nn1
lit~
Natlo
lUI~ AI
nt Gr4
Plorj
gam
Plo .. t
b~
ctoc::
tnttJ
tt•mp1
Rntn' tllnlt d ttl\1 IO\Wf fiold
bchtnd tht• l~nnl t:OUrtS tntO •l
SW\lntp ol sllpJ>t-.1)' ~tap I his I lug
football f(anw mn up otw big
laundry bill C'-.:m 1 tt'll vou lht varda~w or who
caul(ht 11 but II wn~ a long mw und
">\ll1'll'Oilt: '"-'ilOt\b numbt•r·4..'i mudt --
u gre.,, cntl"h Llta Brundage prepares to anap the ball to freahman quarterback Eileen Garde In the powderpuff ·nw tulent or tht·~ ludw-. wnt-ball game Friday The Juniors and tophomor .. won 34·28. Photo by Steve 'o nio~ cam(• out to Join In thtl
fun 'o the trt.-'hm~n '"""t It allln
&<:h 188m had a tno nl co.1ch •s
\\ho went on tht• fi~ld to cull pia)
3nd org&ru&e !ormation
John Saka' JUnior, won• a tn•nch
anto the ~•dehnes "'ith h•. pacaog
\1\hile 8oh Mc-Cormtt k. ruor, and
Morgan \\ilson JOint d In cooc:hult(
thu fre,hmcn
Rich \lien and ~Sentors ~tau
Murph.) and Gf'tVC \\~'ll\4n gutdcd
th~tr sophomoro and 1uruor troop ..
to tht• Lut ~"Cond \ictor.•, •
AsSlr.tnnt rootooll cOAch.:•, Andv • Krakaucr and Tony McBndc rt'fu· h\l(lommg apparent to ob:.cl"\ tlrt.
sonw ol tho-.c girl.., arc reaU)
good. ~ld one bystander , ''hilt· hor tC41 m on top W 13 The lop
onother called for huad football ob-.cured what vnrdagt• mnrk.on,
coach f'n.:d \\1l1>0n thea'-' wen• but o,~he roall\ wunt a
"Hey Fn·d <10mebod) gl'l f'red" long,,.,, ,,,,h thu boll
he cnoo 1 he lad\ wcanng number ~ Z7·2t for thco juntof'' and
~phomon•,
The h-eNhmon N'tnllotl•d U!>
number l5 "nagged a long pa .,
from Garde and tlwn took the 'nnp
from center and ran a swn•p in foro
touchdown 23·27 b-o!.ihmc•n Nloud
the SCOn!. The tre hmen thre\.,• for the con· declhwd to gtw her Mnw She
wrston to make it14·7, and another pcuh·d oft a '\'-1-'C.'P to the nght fora
run MrTOwed the muddymalltJn to -.core but the comonslon fuJicd
14·13 'lllf' freshnwn lorecd a fumble 10 Time wn' running out as lht•tun·
Mlller o;atd.. "Just call me rocket th~ endzontl nnd went ahc.1d with lo"' and sophomores ' defenMl
arm but It wa the 0Yir'8 fl'et or the wet.> 21 20 pue.hcd thl• fre-.hmcn bad and
Wood thut oon put the !>Opho \\ ood promptly :.true!. ngnm forcod them to turn thl• b..lll 0\ "r
mont and jumors on top with another tout:hdown run nnd \\-ood prompt I.) tool. Jd\nntago
She peeled off a long run to put camt•d the comcNion m to makt-it or good blocldng and '>cored \-vilh u run up tht• middle \.'llith
lf\0 <;he r.m the conwll'llao~
trulkc It a 34 lB wphomo"'
lorvtctorv
lf~c ro nlrendy thjs
not go llll the wny, thought
taro. 1hcy ran out to th&
mud holo on the fiuld and
thl•m"el\'l!s In ~~
Thclr coaches enjoyed
tOJY but elected to Stn.) clean
ponng around the tenn.il.
whun thotr squads sUjggE~Si r­
IOtn 1n the fun
Im provintliii.. soccer team wins ops one
retcr fiaJl
C)lll!t! 1'\-1~
Tht! Lt~'-11i and cGrt.; men'li
50CC8r IOOlm, aU II Improving , \\ \'nl
3·1 tor the laM ~o wt't"J..., l C won
rnzstchcs aguanst Reed Coll~gc• HJ
E' crgmen Z-Oand l..in1ield.s-o . whtlc
suff(.-nng the1r only dcf'Oat againM
Paofic Lutheran Unl\-enoH\ ' .t·1 •
La.!>t Saturda), playtng at hnm~
the Pion~ too" on Unfitlld and
beat the \\aldcalS handaly. nu<Ung
their n.'COfd to 2·2tn NAlA d.i•tnct 11
play.
It took a\'\.hlle for the Pios to gt!t
goir~ hut one the:>) clid II created
bedlam lor th~ Wildcats .
Sophomore-lol'Wa.l"d l.mcoln ~\'c•ar
got thing," gmng late In thf• fin> I half
Mth the finn scor" ot the mAtch
In th~ econd hatr t.enior (. hJp
ISf'nhart took 0\'\!r where Wwr left
oil. MX>nng 3 goolA within a 1'\~t·nry
minute !!pan lscnhart got t.C otto a
4-0 lead wtth hia hattnck.
Thtditihand finalgoaJcamewfth
13 minutl'll togootla etpla\'whcno
fu11·back Petur Hall ah:rtly pur.hed
the ball through the.> \.\ tldcat
dej;.-.nsu to Wear who trailed the ball
to an open Jeff MIU Mills 61mply
nmed onn. pultlng the ball o\'crthu
out~tmtchcd g0o1l~pt'1 far lhe
80111
'Wf! l'e4ll\' looked sound out • there today, t!Spccially an thl• !>f<.OndhaU """'C were pa !'ilng well
<tnd plavmg 'ery unr.clfishly .'
cooch 1om F\ans said after lht•
game
U:':. tough~! matth ol the last
two" t"t.'~ came 1 n Ttl como agat nst
Pac10c Lutheran Unt\'er!>it\' .
~
.\llhough lostng .. 1, the ~ \~U"e in
the match tht~ "hole""'<~.)' .
Pl.U came out pnmed, comrol·
ling much of the first hall. tc~ring
thr.LCdefensewilh\1\hal~>eemedto
~ con11tant pressure
'lfit wun't forsomcnice..awsby
lret~hman goalkeeper Jam undel"'
land we could of been do"''" a cou·
pie gG.Il!i eon~ Evan~ sa.Jd
Oespfte Sunderland !\ perfor­
manco the Lut~ got off to a Mri.Y
lead b, -.conng 6~1 PLU s 6n11 goal
came wath 22 m.anutea. gont• In the
fil'8t half off a comer kit."" that wat.
ht'aded In bv the PLl stopper
LC came right back to tie the
match with a comer kick ot their
own with JO mlnutet. gont)
J.rellhman halfback Vu 1 elk ~ng
placed the ball perfectly . aUowtng
fre,hman hallback Scott Culbert·
AOn to head it tn 10 lie the same at
1·1.
Coing Into the ~ond hnlf the
Piorn.>ers we~ p~yched up They
controlled the tempo forth~ flrat 20
nunute• and it looked ar. If they
""'Ct'e gotng to :.core on an.) given
• opportun uy. •
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Page 10 Ho'"'wcr . the tide tumed whan
L( did not reaC't com!ctlv to a hand •
ball C'nlh!d .tg<tln"' them An nlert
Pl.l plawr kickttd the dt•nd ball to
open '"1f\ICI'r who ontHimed 11
p.tlit the• LC ROOikeupt:r .
II \\':l.O, tu:.l D L.tc;~ play on
our part bvnotl'(>.:scting cotn'ctl.) to
thu pcnnh~ ~' ... "" ..aid ol the
second goal
Attc>r the lute' M'Cond gool LC
:K'Ontcd to lu._.. some• inten:.il\
ullowingPLl to:.corc2tlmeswtthin a span 01 ~ nunutC!I
"\Her the ~cond goo I PLU got
thetr confidonre b.lt k ~\ o tan t
make erTOr. like \Vf' did toduv and
Cll.pt.'<'t to comtl a\\~.ty \1\lth n vir tory
ngainl>l a team ol PLU' rallbor
Evam, said of the loss
"Rrunst E~ergn.-un and Rt.'cd l.C
looked very goon \VOriong the b..tll
well as a team.
.\gntnst Reed the Plo .. too" until
73 mmutc~t mto the gamt· to score
the w'inmng gool alter domtnollng mo~t <ll tno wn't •
1 hll goal came oil nleM r'
lsonhnrt who cnpHilllzed on
cn~M! mJ~takc to wtn II for In 1 s
Wt> "how~d alol ol t
mont. we worked the ball \10 e I
using thingt-we ve \'\IOM.ed 1·"""1"' t
practice Evnns said of the ...J e rritl
Plnyulg at home ngwn~
vecn the Ptru. dlspla}"ed e e gc
-occcr by winning z-o he A
LC '"as Stu McPhen.on and lnste~
t.on Cwnngonnlle
Runners prepare for conference meet Britis
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Todd SChuJt.t
Of the Plorworr l4fC
The Low t~ and (J4rio. eros.., coun
trv tt•am '' re::~tlng thl~ weckn~ they
propare for the Conforonco Onals
thia Saturday. October JO, at Pier
Pnrk In Portland .
The Men r. team. hopang to make
an lmJ.l4CI in thle nil Important
North\.\.-cst Conferencl• meet. are
foc:.ed wuh o difficult task quieting
1hc skeptlcr.
We II be conaldered on outside
shot." said coach D1Md Ft>.. 'How·
ever,lthlnk It II bocloaerthan!>Ome
may think.
Tile Ptonrn-r men havu beon led
by teAm captain P3ul MattbOn, fun· lor and Stave Ft•her. '!ophomore
for the maJority ot the year w'ith
their supporting caat rocontl)
ncqui n ng more and moro strength
"We've had a good two Wl'C.•I>.s or
prnctic(\. · daid Fl~ Oua pack t"Un
ning hat> stt}adll) Improved, and
this as vury lmportan& In tho doter"
miMIIOn Of Our SCOI~ "
Thu men's met• which \1\iill cover
n dlstanceof8 .000 met en.. \111111 begin
at 11 '00
The women's ttmm haa. btcocn
looiJn& ~I) promising lately and
figures to play an Important rule an
the outcome oflhPirWomcn "Con
fcrence of Independent (.ollcgc ,
6nul
btcadlly running up front In an
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!:ttodd MlcheUo McArthur
and Wondy Robin110n toO
"1\uthv Honss hns boon
~lCm~ly well lalcly.
Con:'lldaring that she 11a
, he IUl& adjusted well to tht1
dJa1anet1 ·
The womon s race over
mnco of 5,000 mote~ . wUI
1 t 45
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Pioneer Log, October 28, 1 the pOY/derputt
Photo by Stove
middle with
lready tht(> mul(Ja.
he wav. thought
ran out to the
on the field nnd
lin
.ache& enjoved
~ted to stav·c&l:oJn
•und tho tcnru
• M:JUlld& ttUltfl6'1lfi1.'
fun
one
rWU}
1 C4lme otT nlen J1
tho capftalu:ed on
lake to win It for IJ
:>wed aJot ol· in
~vorked th<' ball "'
8b '"'e\-e ~""'rkcd
C:H108 ~td Of thu"'
at home agoln~t
Pio~ dl!.pla.)l\!d
Winnlfl8 2..0. Scan:
u McPher..on and
no lie
~meet
11 pack ol lour hn
tmss, fre:ohmnn .
choUc MCJ\rthur,
ly Robanson . bOirliiJII
Hant~s has boon rt
\.Yell lntoly
~ng thatsho sa fl"''lll
ljustad well to the
»men tt roetJ
ooo meters. will
,.
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• • omecom1n
nnd Clark cumt• vorv rln~ •
'"lllltii'IH 1 JnOold runkcd rounh
Notional 1\ ~JOCiution oflntcr­
"""''"' Athlolk fl Olvtslon II. StU·
at (,nswold Stadium
Plont;tll""' were nhcud thu
l(nmu until the \>\ lldcatt.
on n 52 ynrd louthdown
n tho 1411 mtnute or tho gnmc.
Pfo'i tried to gollhl• balltn tho
nnt• but fnlll•d The \.-Vildc~ts
c clock out ondlng tht.' gumtl
M:OI'\! ol 20 16
lht• hMt four mJnutO:'i or
mu. -40phomon• Mo~hllll
lntl'fT~ptod tht• W'lldcnts
wmptt•d fl'Jr..'l un tht• 24 Ydrd
t.JUOrtUrb.1r k DU\l' Grill
to Rob John"ton who mudu
tlt.o c utch on lhu I yard Une
Mike Moyt:r. , Junior. I hen
bull right up thtl mlddlonnd
Pio touchdown.
spill und John:.ton
n uutslanding day with 10
lor 12:1 .) ar d~ .tnd one
1c.IO\'n In tht• thud qunrwr.
t'I'S niMJ hud n good W}'\\ilh
shtng vords nnd one • •
Mt•H• Oal.lt:\' 39 7 3\'CI"agt \ hl~t long•·•t a 60 yo.&rd
whopper
During ttw 61"!'1 quarter Juhnaton
caught a fabulou ll p.l&ll from Grill
und !Urcakf'd .SJ \arthl llt•foro lJn·
field tutu ted him down
~ •
• • • • Th,. Plus rouldn 1 gf.!l Into thn
ond~onu ao Oakley kJck.cd o 38 yard
fMd guru
Th1• Pfo .. dominated tho game.
mrrnpt for tho MJCond qua ncr"' twn
the \.VIIdc<tta mode tholr ll,...ttouch ·
I down AI twlf'Umt• tho M:OI'C INDI
101
Wllh two touchdowns. und one
mi''""d PAl ror thl' Wildcat• and
om· tow hdown for thu Plo11 the
aeon· wa. 20·16 Co.1c:h fred \-VIIttnn UM:d difTf'tent
strategy Lut wi-r.k. uaJng rwo 11pllt
end, and two aJot b.'lcka. thu" m.ak­
ingthttoffcm i11eUnc momhtdanced
and abandoning the run·nnd·
shoot
The new oOCn..'il! MM~med to wolii
\1\t!U for the Pios AJI 10 of Gntl's
compJt.!l~d p.lMCS '-'Cn:l caught by
Johnston
The Pim turned thu ball 0\1!1'
twice and the Waldcat once. The
WUdcats . hCJ\.\'C\~r . had fM! p;a~
mtercepted , the Plrn~ non
Surpn •"81Y thcWUdcat&had335
.)<l.l"ds on oflerulve piA~ the Pins
onJy 151
The Ploa played a ~ntutlc: game
~mg the buD for a total ofJS
minutes The \\illdcats JlOS!iCMCd
lhe b&Ul for :z..t mlnuh•
Two Wt.."C lui ago 1 he Pi os &ufTcrod 1
lo:~.S of 48-oagamM Pacili<: Lutheran
ThJsloss wastht· "'td••al win margin
yet by a Pio opp<>nl'l'll
LC aJl'IO sutT··•l.'d anolhl!f" ~w.tbad;
rwu week& ~o . when .cruor olfen·
si\'Cgua.rd Matt Murph.) lll!&Scd the
PW pw• duo ,, a b:ld back. Mu,...
phy' pl.aoou; bctnglakcntJy&Opho­
more R.tc.k ,\Jien
•
mu11 lorJlg m PA In S•turd•y's g•me. Photo by Mlkfl H1cAman ~Pxl :S:sturda.) . chc Pio play
Pacifi(, Un.lven;ity at 1:00 pm on
McCready f-ield. Pad ftc 1 curTently
(}..5
Robert Oakes \.Vh.icwonh -the only teolm in 1he Playing tn Linfield Oct 20. the championship bracket 11 was a
ortn. Pfn,_.,.LDK toumamcnt they ha\en't played Pionoon were bl"alen 15-17, 12·15 piuce of cake almost • Hunlf.'!r' ad
In 1843, on~ one
vote determtned
that the Oregon
Territones would
be governed under
he Amencan flag
Instead of the
British.
YOURVO ~ DO DIU
DOES MAKE A l...m-~.is and ( lnrk will ho-.t a lfullo
'' ccn '"OIIevbull toumamont thi!J
Fnduy and SGturday 10 Pamplin
gym
Sewn NorthwuRt schooiR .. md
one junior collcga will compete tn
the annuul ewnt In tho "'Pirit ol
Halloween fun plO) ('I'S wall I( <'I door
. pnzct~ officlnb and coocht•!> will bt•
111 tosrumc and tt.lams "ill vic lor -off the-court honol'l.\ m thfl pump
Jon carving conte~t
I would re.ally encour.J8t' tho
rampus communit) to drop in
«''>JX!Cti!Uy f'ricb)' night," coo.tch
mary Hunter ~d
Pool pln' \vtll ntducu th~ u-.ual
~t of 6\e rnalchc:.lu be:.t or three.
and aU thrt•e orthcgvm 'court:w.111
be in actiom~ith "'" diiT(•rtmtt('am.'
LC' pl..1 ..., thn-c NJmt•t; f-"nda\
SEAFOOD RESTA URA~T
ONDAY: All You C•n E•t Night .. 4:30 to 11pm
fmh rwJ WIJIJW, btW blttet hslt & dtp$
ESDAY: 11J Prtce Night 4:30 to 11pm
Oldtr ' Item from S/»CC'IAIIOO 1/td qet 2nd ltfm frY t, pnt;f
TUUA Ya Doll•r D•y till 5pm
Oldfr 1 1tem from Specill Afenu 1M gel 2nd Item fot IS tftJt IS S l
DAY: S.•tood a Champagne Brunch
peclal Prices on Adult Bev,agea till 5 on Saturday
Dinner served daJiy tlll11 PM·
Lounge open dally till 12 midnight
NCH • DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH
Full Service lounse • Extenstve ~food Menu
Minutes from Lewis & Clark
Reservations Suggested
25 S.W. Barbur at Terwilliger 245-2188
CATERING AVAILABLE b41101'\l-at 6 p.m. <md :Hs in a shutout Hunter said the It m h.ad not
Tht• Plonet:·rs \\.ill then face Concordl u Coll«'ga bt5ot the Pio--pla)ed welltogethc•r .
Poctfic ~ Untve~lly . la&t year. nl't•rs thJ'(.-e •t to n .. o Ia"' Thur>· lhey rca.fl) ladu.•d coruti tcncy
Women s Conf(~mnce oftndepend day. u.: won the firstpmt• 15·3 but and un.il)." "he soud \\ben the
unt Collegu .. chnmptoru at 115 lo!ll thu O«lXI two, 8·15 und 9·15, gomggets rough.they •alltl') toget
p.m Thmr last go.mc wi.ll be agrunltt tame bnck to win again 15·13, but things going thcll\54!1\-1"' We nood
the Wi.llamt'tle Bearcilts nt 8:30 p m then lo:st tf aU In thn 6tlh nuuch8·15 to get goang all a tt·am ..
Ocpendmg on resula. in pool Thu Piont'Croo r.tartt•d pluy""t:.IJ m ha ~wud thai Lt.~ roall_y wput
piny, team:> will thrnad\.ancc intoil the ChPtn:lk.tta tm llatJonaJ ~m · together · :sgaanst J'LU Monr.b •
\~loner 's or con.~o tatlon bracket rung all thcargnmes In pool plol}'but rught in Tu~m~
w1th all games pw)"'\!d Fndo.y a.J)er- thtm chokJng on their ch.Jncc to -\Iter lostng Urts. l..C: r:antc bd
noon ,\hllch times and resuh::. wdJ play m thu champ1on~tp b.-acket \\1lh a clo:>e UHS w1n
be JXlStud in lh«' ID'm "It wus dr:;grncwfut ,· Huntt•r a.ald ·we started !f\1"8"1lll , 'Hunter
r..c: lost two olat" Jut three 1<-AlgUc ol tht• Pulnl"ent los.s to <.::tart.. Com· <:;tad md I he) 5tant~ ro contro.lth
gamu:. and pla}-ed poorly an the munuy C.ollrlfw Wit ":~" ju't tuna game, .. "1nrung the last f\\n~lAilnd
Ch(·mal..1to Community Coltcg•• ball thtt matc-h IS·i and 15-8.
Elated soccer team deflated
mv Bf'OCJb
or 1 hrt Pfooec r 1...qt
LC womtln" :.occer had another
mron"'il'tcllt wtwl... dominating tn
one gamt' o.~nd laltenng in the""'' ·
On Tunsd.oy LC killed Unfictdg t.
lJut on Soaturda) ''a~ beatun J 1 b)
\1\ hilmn.n in\.\ aJlu Wnllu \.\ash
II \-vas u he) day of goo I~'> for I C
onroutc lo th~ar bisge<~t winrung
margm Jll Jvar LC oul.rlln out·
hu~tled and outplayed n wt•..:Jk Lin·
tlt•ld tt•am and _ h~ ed thctr
potencial ill" a ~trong otTun h"C unit.
• \\ t• lotally dominated the
gam ·-totally. ~•d co;)Ch Rand)
~ordlof Thtl ganm wa nC'\-er in
icop.u'th
LC" JUmPf!d oO to a quid.; stan
Classifieds
3Smm C•mere (New) view­
tinder. solid warranty, sim­
ple, but gets great results:
$39
3Smm SLR camera (New):
accepts tele, w angle, macro
lenses (available). built-In
flash &. many fine features:
solid warran1y; $89
Microscope ; Panasonlc 30X
field model (100X available):
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tile, warranty; $29
Call OMNEX OF OREGON.
231-0378. gt•tlmg lht>lr 111"51 gMI 10 lht• OJX!n•
ing mmut~ of tht• ganw on a &t"!nl'!S
of p.a -.c~ that lull tre~hmDn Gtffin
Ollwr totUU)' opt.!n lor the bhot
~or lung 11tcr ophomon. 1 j\my
l c.•..avcn""orth put or11• Ill the net LC
\V.As on ·• roli• ~onng four mort•
goal. bttfnru th~: hillf \\<!S u,,.,
Junwrs Ann L.uono and I..:MUn
Mill-. both scored und sophomon•
l.I!W I abut put two rn ror the
PI o Ot'tt"> nw k'Cnnd h.\Jfl(' rt!la\cd mth
tht'tr bJg lt~d 1 he• Pio ~
"'"1' '"'-1lhgoolsrrom &c:.htncnl.o~
r:une \ ortrub.D and UndA Bertschv
~
l.an1it·ld M~d \\lth lllt~' ond
lat\ m lhP. g01mn una penalty l.;ick.
Wt• Jjnl-l•d l~t!ther pa · • the
bt· 1 \\"\!~\'Call 'car.' utd 1\'ordloJ •
The .tot)' \\';1 c1utlt' dtiT~nt on
Run for your Lungs S;uurda, lor the fJic,nt!CTS. LC was
~
confidcnl a.ftc•r a 3·2 \1CIOI') 0\er
\\ llttm.an uarht•r in the a on but
~ller ""carl.)' f(oal U.lN dcMn
The,> pfaJed an oul.!ilandu'S
gaml•, uid Xordlof I thousht "
weru rt"o.td.) but wn tumt:d out u
\HW'-pt•r1umwnt..
Thv Pionoo~ btMest wca"nr>SS
'
wa~ m•~·tir~g lht! 50·50 b.:llls 3nd not
being ~'si\"c t•nough ~ordlof
,...,d, lhey hud a P'~ IM' destru to
.. ~,n the b.lll"
Whiuru:an scored f\\o earl.) go.1ls
butt G wa 2ihU hopciulnl halftan.c
Buc the .\h. mnanes ~ored cart~ - in rh • st..'('Ond halt ~and the Pao s
could nol mll~ . l..atc an the game
Gtffin Oli\'C.r ~on.-d on a ll'ft ldcltu
the nght t.'Ornl'..r;
l.C fAce.! a tough weclo; wtth thn..'c
ga.mt•-s: 10 end thmr regular ~Min
belon• the Pioneer hO! 1 a ~onhw·
t~t womL·n· SOC'Ce.r tounmancnt
,ut comers of lht• Ulh! \\ill btt
C'O\'\ln•d dun~ a lO·K footroct• and L C
a 5·11: • un Run ~l)()rtllored by Nilo;e
and MeUunultJ . ~undnv CK:t ~0 sponsors
tolllnrunent •
Pro<:t.!f'd'> front tht• event, 'Run
Fur \'our Lung:.'" ~o Ia the 0-ret~on
Lung r\s&oc:aotion to help Oregoni·
an!\ who 'iUffl'r acute and chronic
n• pimlory dJ11>00scs
£ltM•n localions ha't bt.">Cnejltab­
lished includtng Portland. Bend
and Eufttlne. Runne~ are oncour­
aged to ~ath«'r up to 12 pwdgc
aponsen
t:nt"'' costs are S4 00 and $6.00 • and prius \\111 ~o to the top three
placeut
Entry fonns are available at the
anf01 mall on desk in Templeton.
• AsqU4mloumamenc"11lbuhcld
at l..t.."\.,l!lllnd Clan. on XO\-ember 6
The loumanlftnt i~ OJ»en to
undcrg•aduatesand llscultv Partie-• tpant!l a.hould !'lign upm thelntram·
urals Office In P~tmphn !>porta
Centerby4 p.m on NO\~mber4
T-&hins v.ill bt• gJ\'en to aU the
''"mnen Matchcs"1Ubehe&tou tof
three
Earl~ · sisn·ups a"' encounged.
For anfonn.ation caJ.I loumamen t
ctif\M:.tor Nany Sakhrani, Z.W-6161
e"'· .an
, ... 11 1-An:n llonnl·n
M.1U~ l~hblrotn
Of ,.., l'lunl•· U4(
• l:A!'\\iS nnd ca.on. \ ~ \\ t''>tCU" Ort•gon
'ttate Coll~c· Gri"wold t p m
• Jerom) Riflcin. ''l::ntrtlp) \ 'l.t"\\ \\'orid
\ lt?\v:' l ounc1l Chambl•r, 7:.\0 p m
• 'fhc cuntinul"'( StudJr.., Oltioo an toop·
cration '~1th tht• \lumm OOicc· oUt·~ to
alumna tht coun.t~· T.lw llu1drn.l nb \fRrlr.t•f
scht!Uuh•d &om i-9~\0 p m on 0< tobc• 2;
, 28 and .-.:m 3 4 ~Ill &•nelit'i,;,
rosumo '" haC"h haghli~htli ,\'our tron-.ft>roblt•
ldU :-.!Jib to conduct a rndac~tiJob ''"'n:h.
pmc:tic~ \\lth ~<'.trd\ job and -.ulory
ncgouotion '"""'1C'\""" tf'Ois and u ".Y'"Icm
to ret.'\ctlu.•tc \tmr kill • m t'd' .1nd gu.th • a \'our c~ r ntJt•d" ctu.mgt' 0\l'l" tam • -Con1nct ~ue f'Li,;t•l "' 2-H Gltil, ,. t 219 lor
more inrormouon
• The SorTOw~ ol ~lephcn b\ Pt•ter Par
neiJ t!o bf>ing pre!o(•nted in tlw Blolcl.. 8o'\ ol
Fir \cres 'Jheotru thru Ortob\•t JOth Show
time • 8 p m ntghtJy Oarecteci by Ll thc..l
tre profe---.or f.dgar Ruynold<o th•· t.omcdv
~a gentle -.poof ol n novel b\ Gootht• 't't in
Monh.lttcn 1982.. Freo admi&<iiOn to all LC
student
• The question ot personal chotec' ~o:rsu ..
lhe authority ot th~ tat~J i th1• !'iubie<:t of
the tniegy. "Antigone. " which \\ill be pres·
ented by Unfiold College thcatrt! dcpan·
ment Oct 28·30 and N0\'.4,6at8 p m in the
Unfield Wttlo Theatre. General adnus.,ion
ricket10 tor the ploy aro _2.50 and tOr tu·
dent~ and senaor cui.rens admJs..,ion i1>
$1.50 Reservation' may be m.Jdu by c~lling
4i2..t121 ~~ 276.
• lntematinal Bu4ine"-S ~nunar will be
held toda) trom .a to 5 p m m Tha,~r Ill
Man)' student:. are antng\wd b\ the nouon
of Jntemat1naJ But.aness but don 1 know
how to 'break in Thas :.e-.!'tion will de!>
cribe opponuru\le' for those planning to
undenake grduate wori- ~ptldkers StC'Vl'n
Beaver tnm~rican C.l'duatc School ol Inter­
national Management 'Jbunderbtrd l and
Meg O'Hara tCareer Planning and
Placement I.
• • Just what are M'M.IRAl.. FOODS? \'\<ill be
lhe topic of dil>CU!ol6ion a 1 a WJnunar on natu·
raJ foods ~oponsored b} People Food ~tore .
M~ Lenet:tk\ •, a counbalorforUfeStvle Ed·
ucation ~11Ui andco-authorof TtwNo
Hlb.Sie Eating Primer" will be foatured. Tha
serrunar \'\-111 W..e ploc-e thJ~ P.\'t"rung at 7
p.m. at the PACf ScJruorDlnter l3588 SE 01\"
iSlonl. For more informallon call the PACT'
Senior Center at 2.31-4800 or P~opleo; food
Store at 232.·905 1. Adnussaon itt fn~
• A phD050phy colloquiUm will btl held
this afternoon at 3 15 In Homngton Hou~>e.
LC philo~phy professor Cla\11on Morga·
reldge will :.peal.; on "SubJI.'Ctlvtty ." • POOl Kothleon F'mser '''ad~ lw1 o\.Vfl
wor~ In a J>Ot!ti'V rt•adh,g .tt 7 30 p m In tlw
Smith Center .11 Portlnnd Stutc t ·niH''"'"
11lc n.vuiing i'> lrt"C' For anlorrnntlun t•nll
22.9 ·3~~
• Th~ SOrTO\"' of Mophcn .,, Pt•tc•r Pnl'
ndla twlng pre .. c•ntcd an the Blnt 1-Bo' ol
F1r .\ere:. 1'ht•atrt· thru Ortobc:r JOth ..,how
timt• as 8 p m. nightl • Dan.'< ted b) l C thN
tro prof~~soa · l::dg:tr Rt.' nohh the comC"d.)
i" o. gentle :.poof of u noH•I b) C.oNhc ~ stltln
Manhnttcn . 198Z.. fn>t• ndmls,lon to alit C
tudcnts
• Pop' mu.,ir come..,.toGrt>:shllm wuh tht•
Oregon Symphony Orchc•:-.tra and ronduc·
tor Norman Lcydt•n The program ft•aturu"
lnvontc mu:.tt. !rom Holh"''-OOd Broachvo\' . • • tho Big Band era and mort' ..,pon .. orod bv
tho Oregon AM& lommh:"jion . tlw shO\\
br49n:. ~~ 8 p m an tht·l:.ost Hill \udatonum
m c.;re .. ham Oregon For lickN tnfonno
uon cnll the Gresho.m ( humber or Com
mere~! ul 665 t 131
• \ Rcna.ii'J...-.o.nce feasl will bo held nl 6:00
p m at the Gmnge Hnll located on the
romcr ol Pnctfk A\lmuo and \sh Stn->t•l
Pnce II> $10 and indudes dmnor hO\.~ Of
Romeo and .lu/ier and mur;ic £rom th(' ::.ha
"cspcarean era Tickl't!t are ~ adults S3
student:. and :.en101"" l-or information , <:.1ll
SSt SlZO
• Antigone is presented b · the theatre
depanment at LmtieJd Collegt• through
October 30 Perl'onnances begin lll 8 p m 10
tho Lm6eld Little ·Throtre.1lckct:.areSl so
for Mudents and :.eniors; $2.50 for othe ......
for re:.el'\<lUOru. caU 472-4121 CJCt 276
• All That Money Can Buy play~o at the
Portland AM Museum tonight at 8 p m The
o~caN .. 'lnnlng mCMe I'> nbout a New
Hampsha.re farmer who empiO,YI> a lawyer
to protect hi1> souJ from the devil f'or ticket
infonnntion . call 221·1156
• KlAus KJnsla ib "Nosferatu The Vam·
p1re which will be pre~nted by SOJ-A in
Evanb Auditorium at 7 p m Tht'!l :.pcclal
Halloween feature require' $1.50
adnuM.aon
• Ct"'M Country , N\\'C &. WCIC C.ham·
paonshtp!> : PonJand 11 am.
• Sooccr. soc::cer, :.occert U.. womt•n:.
team \::> Pacafic 1n Fore:tt Gro\.'e It n m.
Men '~> team V!> PaCific at l p m
• Women '~> \'OlleybaU at the LC lnvha
twnal Tournament The e\I'Ont 1s to be held
an Pamplin Sportb Center and run!'l
through Octooor 30 • Molen I'u.\lb wall pluy tor u Hnllm.Y\>t!ll
nU\IIIllll•t .td<' dnnt"(• .at8.JO In Shlmnl 'fhcrt•
'"'ill ht• pri:re~; mwrdod for tlw be!'lt c u~
tumu nnd 01ll proet.'t•d" wiU so tu lwm,ht
) I ,, N 0 !Stuc.lonts Togothar 1\gulnsl
Nudt••u Ou:.tntrllon l '\dmiMion h> a 001'
~oln nt 1 CIO
• rho ~UITOW~ of :,tophtm by Pt•lt'f PIU
rwlltl'> lwirlg pl'\!~nwd In thtt Bind. Ho111 of
I ar \l rt•s Tht•<UN thru October 10th 'tho\'\
tanu 1 8 p m nlghll) 011'\.>ctcd b\ ll tlwo
tnl prohs'>or l::dgar Rrynoldtt the cunwd\
b .. gl·ntle .. pool of, nm ~I by l.ootht• >l'l 111
M;mh.lll<'n l9tl2 flt.'t' artrru~<!'lion to alll C
tudt•nts
• ,\gatha ChrtstJe '~o ·~nw Mou~>Ctrap ' hn!i
bt.>tm lwld over at thl• Portland Chic: 'lht•il·
tro until Nm.cmbcr 7th. 'Oll! plot pmM•ntfi u
group ot su·angcr:;, <~trondcd togNlwr dul'
ing o llO\\ stortn In o boarding hou c,
Monk. .. woll Mnnor ono of whom '"a mu~">
dor-,11 \dmas.o;Jon $6 tor adultr. and SS lur
students and :.en1on. Phon<' 2Z6 J04tl lor
moru 1n1onnolfon and ticket re~crv<~tlon"' .
• 'P6ycho • ond "Sisters'' are tha moviofl 1n • tht' Nonhwest Film Center Hallowoon
double feature AdmJsslon is $3 general
charge for the doublo feature Call 2.2.1 t I 56
for mlormntion
• College OutdO()..., qporu;ol"'o ats Rope:.
C.ou,...,e l hallcnge today. For anformauon
contact the offic-e at 478
• BOO! Don 1 forget thnt today i~
Hotlm.-..een'
• A career semi nor on careers In penon·
nel and human resources is in Thayer 3
from 3:30 to 5 p m Top1cs coverud range
from bre41Jng mto the field to trondt. In
human re&nurce:. management . A spoaker
will be lectunrlg from Boise Cascade too
1-'ree
• Today Is the dondllno (or appllcationl\
f01 the Sprin8 '83 tnp to the Soviet UnJon
and tho Costa RJca e:~~.cursion Appllcauon"
are avnllable in the Office of Internati onal
ProtJrarru.
• The Double Day' a Latin r\mcncan
film doollng with working women In a doo­
umentruy fonnat will be ~ohown at 4 .30 In
tho Council ChambeM> and again at7 p m.
in Bodme Room 110 •
• The Oregon Lung AssociatJon 's first
manual bve and ten ldlometar lootrocc• l~;
toda) The entry fee '" $6.00 with the pro
cceds going to the OLA The run begtnlj ut
z JO p.m an Wo.shlngton Park. For mformo
t1on. t:aU 1.24-5145
Be part of the Navy aviation team-a I\aval Flight Ofhcer. As a
flight officer, you'll be responsible for controlling complex, on-board
weapons and navigation systems on sophisticated ~avy aircraft.
As a flight officer. you'll be given advanced technical training. You'll
gain early responsibility And you'll have t~e chance for worldY."ide travel.
QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum BA/BS degree (summer graduates
may inquire). Applicants must be no more than 29 years old and have
vis1on correctable to 20/20. Relocation required. Applicants must pass
aptitude and physical examinations and qualify for security clearance.
U.S. citizenship required.
BENEFITS: Excellent package includes 30 days' earned annual
vacation. Medical/dental/low cost life insurance coverage and other
tax-free incentives. Dependents' benefits available. Promotion
program included. •
PROCEDURE: Send resume to, or call: Naval Management Programs .
•
Rm. 576, 1220 S.\V. 3rd Ave., Portland, OR 97204 1·800-452·3872
Page12 • Womcm H Volloybnll LC VlorHWI'Ii
CotlOI'Ht' f·o>. C olll•go In Newburg
(,.lnW bl'l(lnh at 7 p m.
• "Bt!dMzlcd " a Rim !iponliored by
will btl !4hown 1n th<' council Cho-"'-
7•'\0 p m \dmlllHion C"Utft Iff 7SC..
• A wonwn ., hoolth cnrn workshop
be pn•-.t•ntc•d b\ Or lisa Jtl'\t•ll and
htmJI} ( hnit today Tho c.:llnk iNiocatcc:
7"104 ., l lJth in Portland . 1'hc ~om1
from i!30 p m to tO p m \ leu ol S
n•ttutr't•d Cnll ZJ 1·ll3S for infonnntl
• ",\rtWlllzii'V{ tnh~rcnt GonJu.,, I.
t~ublt!C t ol a pn•octmtullon by Dr John
J.;nm u hoiiNtk Pducator lrum Nonhml
em <;tow llnt\"l•r.tlh in l ouat~mnn lltc
bc•gm" at 8 p m ..tt the Wlllnmcue C.
l tw c·onh•r 11. located at Front and ~<111111
duwntown Cost i~o SJ
• SludontH for Gny RJghtk will hold n
ncsl'l mt.-cllng at 6 p m In the chapul
lng t'OOm downfltalrn Open
bf•gln& ..at 8 10 and this weeks
lktlng Cay on tampu.s · For lnftlrnr~nr.
call tl~tl 330
• "Modem Thnes,' one o( Charle!>
plln" mastefl>Cices . dramatically
humorously describe~ the effects
trlnli:wtlon on individualll and on SOC"'i
at large l he lllm wiU be shm.-vn in
Lou nell Chamber at 7 p m Free
• Last years ItAly trip invites anyone
e~ted to ;oln them for an evening of
with slide · mus.ic and interestl.fl8
~>ion Tile gathering will be held "'
Thayer room:t, begin rung at 7 p m
• Tht) Conlfnulng Studios Office In
crutlon with tho Alumni Office
alumni the courso 7 he H1dden Job
schedulod from 7·9:30 p m on OctotJMI'
&. 28 und Nov 3 &. 4 Program tser\ent
resume wlllch rughllghts your trn.Jnslim
.,ldllb. ~ldll!i to conduct a radical JOb seu
prnrtlt.c With reM?aJ'('h, job and
negouauon lntcrvi«!\vt. . tool~> and a ~>}Ia!
to rt'(.'Valuute your skiJl& need~> a
os your career ncedl> change CMlr
c ontnct ~ue Flogel at 244-6161 o"t
mort• inlonnnlion
• Agatha <.hri&tle s "111e Mousetrap
been held 0\.Cr at tho Portland Civ1c
tre until Novumber7th The plot ore~~
group ot ~tf'angert;. totranded tog4elh1er1
lng a t.now &tom\ in a boarding
Monkbwoll Monor ont> ot whom I~ a
dcrer Admission SS for adults and
8tudents and senlon. Phone 2.2.E;.3041'
more lnformataon and tJcket reb.e" 'a~
Pioneer Log, October 28, I'IIJit!M
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