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

Volume 47, Number 10

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1983-01-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Ullhl!l l'bWY I '1(
r:ampwt ·t uri I} hu11 lwconw a
maior t:unct r n lor Hunw nwml>t•r.~
o!Pliiii·IIUWUI'd dormiluf\ \\hOoln:
tanning u r.nmmlttc>t: tu di!lleu,..,
1nd t'\ t•nl uullv tmplPmc!ltt liRhtcr
:()UOI • In ttw w.ty ol UWU"'nt'"'"
and lock ll\tthlms lor oil dorm
l..nlt lnJI II IJ'Dill\lt'lll Wll8 dJ O·
\\'1\lti In tlw b.lthroorn ol Se\:ond
J'!Ail F.n111 llu" mcldt·nt 11p.1rlwd
10,wtic•s and l~d to o donn rned·
1ng tO diM!Uitb 'tt'CUnty.
TIH, donn ~;ocurit\ ' C'Ontma lte~, •
hc.:adt•d b.) h't'lihnwn (,ru1dum
\\}Itt\ nnd Lariln 8UM.hc both rt!'il·
d1•nt• 11f St->etmd Platt f.o!SI wiU
t'\tliiiiJUIIY lH' romrmHc•d uf Ot lt.•.tbt
oM nlP"''"untnliv(• lr't)m eac.h
dotnl dlvtdt'cJ intCJ IWO I olh't(CJrft•Pt llOII•
donn Mt'llll and dt~nn nr1•a
fWont\ ,;\~ lnlr tc IIUIII'; wr·n• ll•tmJ
for tho lorrn~!r on 15 und t~ lur the
IMitll
nw~t· rt•c or'tf" um mpm1a nl '"'f;
p.lMUng nott-~itudt'nl6 Into dumu·
tonL•!I, a Pt.'tlptng Tom un.1uthoro.
in·d <;atlclto!'1' tn dunn6, tht•lta nnd
nllcmpu·d thclt111n tlw dunnllonr•~>
b\' fitudt'niA and non•tttudr·nt the •
llf(htlng ol 6n•cJ'ildwrs 1 n durm"
and Bt-n 'r'dl di!ll uro.lncus
"Secunty ian t lu111 locka and
·c·urit) p.llrolhng guu.ttb ' Rt•st·
dent II all" Oln<ctor OcnftHJ Thom,,.
M>n -.nld "~•cunty n tjuln•s 11 grcot
deal ol common z;cnS(• •
'\"It i1t now no ont'l! tnr um:un·
itmced No ont! hna to go out of
thPU" wa,y to do anvthtt)H dlflt•runt
to gc•t In and out 1 hatnp-.on stud.
' M'lut notion mlght not ht• pmctlc<JI
"l can1e home at 2 a.m. and got in the
hO\\ICr and started singing. Someone
laughed and it wa a maJe voice and I got
m\ butt out of there." •
1lthi grnup \'\ill gnthor tdL·.s~ nnd
6ul.lmu a wnttcn pnlposal and
bud~"' to tht> Re8ldcnct• flails
Oll'l~to• .1nd to thll Bwdnt'''
Otflt't•
\\)1Py .md BuM hl• !!poke to c·<.~ch
donn coum II wllh th(> c'coutiun ol
Odt'll and fon•o,t whKh dOO'-not
hav" donn r ounc II" Our· li~t
obJctll\u wn., to got JUtil Pwtt
lill\\olrd 6~('1)1'(1 and thon lhl'I'C\\,1 ..
lhB hlc•., ol l(uing rompu:. \'\id •.''
Buscho .aid
1ht·l'l• wu11n't u ... inglo dotm that
w-.llunthmllt•d U\ the ldt•.il bt'C<!UM'
1110 surh u t'1'1..mgc <tnd 11. 6001l~'\hot
01 an mcun' t•nwnc c•," BuM. he ~ud
AI prcstlnt nil uuthldt doors with
the CXCt-.JlliOfl nl tht• m .. un Howurd
and Cop<•lund dout'!i havl! 1\UlC·
llonal loc.ks
l'he I'C'Iidc•nt din•ctor, dorm
maMgcr, m.Jinwnnm o and •t ur-
11\ P•'l'801llll'l an• tht• only JWoplc
Mth nuthon.tf'd '" llt' s to thu N'\ w
although n·~•dt•llt ud\l!iUI''Ii ol Plilll·
lfiJ\\7U'tlulso hun~ .tc:n• s to u tlt.•a .. t
ont• outt<tdu cioor or thmr
dumntury
Out Hhl drJOJ'fi IU&\1' 1101 bt"c•n
loclt·cl mghrlv "'"~'t! 1973·197•1.
And 1n ctct.,l) din•t 101 Uick PJd,
r·H 11 llllltt•an ) t•.ars nt Lo\\11~:> llfld
1 Clark. I ht•l,, hnvt• lltlt•n on!.) 1\vo
tncidunt \\ ht '"' thc,n• huw bc·C'n
fon:\1d lht•ll \IIIINY.tum : pc·r't ont
oltht•lll; uro h'Om unlodt~·d ur·optlll
tlonnitol'v dom'i" " lw a.nid ,\nd -th•n• hmt• bf•t•n nn us-.;aull"' In tim
~st Hl31', htt twld
tlroUn,.; lu~' too htw 6t!t una,
RUiud, at rui(IH ..rtd .J I.Kk otll\'-llre·
ne$5 and • ·•·w ••ntn.tnc t' intu dmm1· -
IOnt ''''m t 1tc•d h\' !'<tUdt•nt!O;
WU!.It•nt nmJ tuff Rti lhm,. 1n tiiiJ
Prcst•nt ·c.unt.r &.) wan
lu rny t olluge •txpt•nl'nct.l it i:.
the nur1111or <:oilt'At'ro to lw luckud
\net. n>un tid "I IUld rwu IDnlJties
OOht t• II right a\'\ •IV und Q I.; Wh\
lh" butlding~o \Wn;n t loc.kt•d " h~·
iald
U '' ult•r thnn most c.amput.C:4
u II I lt>ollltt•d nnd twar nn ur'ban
Wiling, but c 111h•l(t' CUlnflUtWh
ltll'tlt I tHIUblcln t,; •\ntlttn~Oil 114id
II thn tr<~nt~lont on ~t.'t.ond Plntt
f .. ut ' had c..onw 10 •1 Joe· ked door
ht• \~ouldn 1 hm•t• got It'll In lw
laltl
Al110 tho hnu doot on SN:~m<.J
Pl~tll F.u .. t '" o.tn unmurkud
b.tthrourn ' Had thut bt-cn u worn·
•n • milO I \'\ IMt wuuld hn\ ,, hnp­
Jler~crt !' \ndw'7>oll aAiuJd II t ouJJ
haw h\lt•n o lot ugllc·& "
1 1\t!Ulrds kt•pt b\ '.>t'Cunt.) lrom
111UaJ)• 7 to Novombt!T 1 1 !:182, an: in 1933, tn Portland , um·wht•ru . I • prefer we a~ 1.1 cnmmunlt) taktllhe
i!-,ut.t "'(Jnou!ll\ pnor to tlw tiruo
anythmg ~nou" occun. 'Then, uru
1>0 manv thtrl,l(~o pt>oplu coul<.J do to
a:osl~t !>ho ..aid 'lomt• auggu'illon'l
u..re:
• Locking lndlvtduul door':'i
• WniiJng m fCJ'OUJlll 01 p.1ln;
• WallJng tn , .. oil ht JnMs at mght
• Kctlplng ,,~o .. un• ol non campuf;
pt·oplc d<~y and nlghllimc
• ="'ot ~>en• ami ng unit• " 1n diHt "'"
anc.J ru:-~pondlng to dhotn•ss c.·tlla
trnm olhl!r people
''xrc;mung u~uaJI) Indicate:.
di~tress rhomp on s;:ud nnd 1f
people t:Uuld 1\lop scmamlng at
other timt•., tlwn \ .. ,.would comen
Inns "'"Y"
,\I o, "t."\t!f) .)lMr\\C\ h.1d man)
mu~ulnt• b<'llesmen gnmg dnot to
doo~ Sohcitnllon 1 not allm\.'l•d
without the penni 10n ol dum1
councrl. 'n10ntp<ion sa1d
Rtlcomnwndatwn tur ulnrl.: b\8· • tem hm c h1 t!l1 nutdtj b\' lhl• c:orn· -mtttct· ,ma lhompsnn ~ hu onul
opltons urc,
• ln~tnlllng C'ard ur numbt" cun
uullt•d accu~~ lod.. on tlw m.un
donn dum'S ~Jlc:h oulflidu dum
~"ould bt• lockt•d ntghtl.) h) lhtJ
e bttng lock:. \ t•l ~tudt•nt '' uuld
h,I\C ... , n• ,., thn)ll,l(h ont• dolW du .....
ing ntght houl'~
• Js-.um.c outt-idt• dnor kt!) to all
''':mh•nt" 10 coOJIIIll: turn \\llh the
m~>lallo.~tinn ol ntl'\'\ out ldt• locks
Nu ont•' pn.•tcmllug "-1' 'an
lo.t'cp t-"l!J) thing tml • U.lln \nuc•l'
r.on, rt">idcnt dtructut•ul t>lutt How·
a.rd, -..ud "But th•'"' I!> 11 t.thw n o
ol s.et untv lwr,•-thot duunt don t -nt' ·d w be la<·kcrf
1 hu lirst \J\t't•k ol t•hool u courh
.md u rhutr, nl•l ,.,l.>r1h <~ppm'U ·
JllOltuh• 5650 ,., t'l'tl stolnn. ,\ndt 1 on
S<ltd Tlw theft wa~ f.tdhloll'd h\ • tront dCJ()r'!i t.cJ c•nl\ll) urn• Nib!~,; "Ill'
said
\nclef'toll stn•"wd lht• lll't•d 101
mot1:• o1wan•n'·~ In tlw donn~<
about M.•t.unt\-riling tlw lnc.t thut
thc.: trnn,;wnt m ~·c ond Plutt I hJ\\
art! wa:. ;ltluall) m tlw clonn tnun
mrdnJf(ht tu c; ·I r, u m. ond ,,_.,.
CllC"OUntt•n..•d by JWoplt•ln~ bt•fon•
.JliVthing \\1l" n•por'tNJ
Om• tWcunt\ mr•.tMinl '" ul'llt•r • hghtinl( on t•ampu!i 111 nl8hl, J\ndcr"
son said lhts 1:~ bt•lnK t,llu!ll up b\'
tlw MnlnUH\IHH 'c• Conllnlltr>t•
ht•adt>d b\ \ ~ocratn Uuan ol 'tu·
dcnta. Pl..·to \.lahth Lew•~ !. Cli\r . Collt'!go
Traffic and P~clung CHill
--~~
A "-0 4!\. Ct-.t
Dol:• I ~- •
•tltr.T
AIJ:)t~
14•1' 0 -;.[ t,l.¢1le" I M>.~r.
~t~ r:tJJ3 ?j? :)P.
'I'OU ~ V( VIOt. AT [0 CO. 1.£ r r.iA.ff "' lO
Rt!;~ t!ON:j ~.: cur,.., LU.OW
I 0 ~ ..aLe tl:. <'
t.b;r.~ ·~~~J -J 0 \«<Il :on t ..
• 0 f'lw' "il QJ:l Jl' "' ~
'!lo D 'fl..,
' D 1r1cv ..ct r;-_,...JnQ .., e>.,.
D PI"V ""' ocn.. =• cor-• c utm•.tl> -
0 o:w:l'l iA'CO!! 0 ., -"' D .,...,..._ r • • "'0 D on ....:.
0~, to(A !rot' 0~~
curt~ to ""'"" 0 Ill ~ ;:.. D ~ OllgOt'<l 0......,.,.,
Dan.._.. a+~""
7 ~\s ~.A ~ ,~ ~~ .;t
J
'l ""' ......... •\I p.o"'C'O -.. S2.00....,., ~ .,... , , s• .., · a • • \1. 00 f.,.. illl' :c:»t • .... , ••O.C..
z A IM'IJtJ V -~
CQmtnf;::. ., ~-I 01 " ~ ~... RD~
-~r.c-
l A'--ClCII ~ .. _.,.~ ......... ca.!Ott
1 a a • _.. .,.. •• a n '*' h O...t ._, Orr.t.
random :o~trf\.\l}' ot !tlUdcnl
\>\ith knowlr.dgll of other • oll~c
sccunty ~Yiilt>ms l"t.>\tMittd U. i!>
CJUIIQ unt ommun m Ia.. t.sck otnn)
loci\ f>Y tcm 1\ h·w ax.:unplus lfl\tm
• Ptom xnpp Collego In Cahfm
nia, \'\lth un cnrvllment of 500, Jen­
nJI •r l·t'U.Z.•"r sud t!I.'CC)'bot.l) lodes
dooros 1 ht>n! are outSide locks ,:snd
2-.~·hour 54:~untv guard . People
have a room k(') and a domt lo•)
•rhcn ... 1 a :.S90 fine tf one lostrs
her donn kt•y, n S:!OO illhH .,_C) 1 not
mported nu stng ,.,ithm Z4 hour
und a ~00 linr• t( the l..cv [,. lt>nl to
sonwunt• t•ls.t•
It urpn ·p,d mt• that tht• doo1""
hr•n ~ (at l.Cl aru uuttoc.J.;cd :,cnpv
wphomore Ftn7cr IWUd I thank 11
n•:tli) lmport.mt a:. t.tr as pc•t,..onal
d~·tv IIi C011CPM1t•<1 -• Ore~on ~tate llntwrsity hu 1\'\"
kt'\'1>
~
• l nt\u~it .. ot Pordand has card
\;tum
• Brndh•\ UntH'~l • U"-es cani •
2 TOP TEN • u.LnUJI''(i Collt·~·· trl '~' York
hims dl'ak pcrannne•l
• 1Jnlll'ld 11 room ki•YJi ni&<J op<'n
f'xtcnor dooa •
Hnwt~•·r , nnr t!\~"On• 1 lor a
lod IIYt\ll'nt ul t..r: o1 r.\'\ln ~"'I
f')'!Jn•• on ~mtrl Plutt t ... •st llRT't'•'d
that locka\\ •m th •uns,.,,.r, 8u ht!
11.lld
I don 1 thml< they huulrl h:n •
hx 1..8 hdln C .allaghf'.J" , n oopho-
more ·~nd tlowardttc• , s.atd
Ont• n•ason that I chose to nom••
to l.C 18 that It' '':I)' fli!C hen•
Whllt• \'\ •• t:.nn I be too 1aA. I lhmk
wt• can k••l'p •:< un ty rf~ht \\ 1thout
pulling loclut un doors
'1\ numbt!l ll.)'flh•m r.ould be
ft•~l tblo. ' (f,dJ.s~hcr Mid My OnP
fJIH!l>llon. heM '"''r,l \11/illtlwre he a
'udt!\.\.'1 Can Wl' coml' and go aS\'\('
ph:uP•1 Al&n, iii It that muc•h ol a
problt!m that '"" achool can ntlord
It?,
For lhi~O Vf';)ra IIIC nO\ t>r htl.lt'd • ol u probfr-m.' Kmm Kent, fnrmHr
Finu Howurdlw auld "One ume
two yt>ars 1180 someone. stoh• o bot·
II~· or \'\inn und lht~ C'.4U8ht him
,\faybc I m wn.u~ but I don 1 th.ink
tht"'' a b1g t•nough pruhklm to
worront putung loeb on aU the
door~ Kc•nt sau.J
"f.ven a~mpu t:s W11h loeb ha\''
Jl(·rpNrntors · ~ruor Jdl BurciO\"•
'•"CCnd flnw;u'tiill' NJO nw Uni·
\ nu nt Portlano lUll! a curd sy&·
lt•m and on~> ~J.) Joll0\'\1.!d r.om ~oplc• lf1 umf :tt nudP In lht•tr
loungt• II IUIII CfJmt• otl u \d'l')
rokcn l.or.kli \'\nuld only P·'' 11
fV'Hllbhngs wulun' h 1111
I thtnk th•• pro4Jiem I& bettt.-r
l!oht·d by ptwpl•• 111k.ing rcspon I·
billty (or the plac'' th•!,Y hw antlttw
peopl • th•~ ltv" \\lth I d hkt• to ~
peoph• canng about thr•tr m·tgh·
hor, BIRt•IO\V td
" ''"'~'~"&garn n lonf(af! llwc,wHI
I take a hM\t'r \\1H•n I come homt
at rught. ~·.:ond Ell 1 Plattlle
Jl'l•~ Vodf!r' aatd r llu\'l lh~
trnn nmt 1t'IC1dcnr and on • pe­
n ... nc her fn• hman yCM tn Akin
I came hom~al Za m andE;ol in
the hUINflT and tancd ngln,g.
Somcono laURh •d ond It wa~ as
m.tle vo1ce and I got m • b1111 out ol
th(:r.,:· hP-lklld
At the time 'rOdl'f' mPnllollP.d
this to tto orw but h~roonunaw I
didn t thank unyone would cam
bec~u~ot• it'a an open 1::ampu sh••
said
'If thPrn am people \'\ho hun·
t..~tl}' ft'lelthf':re should be &Orne pro­
In<: lion cv •n 15 pen::ent , lhf•n them
is no reason th.tt shouldn 1 bn
graotoo to lh••m. • 8u he id
Both Gn•t hen and I are \'CI'\ - confident that it mil tl.1pf n !loeb.
will be tntplemented l b) lhts eau.
Busche 64id
unty tAI1s \'-'ilh the ind.i\ld·
w:tl. rhompson satd
While another student recelvea a citation and the Reflection Pool nna
another neighbor, problema concemlng Security continue.
, ____ ___
-
•
"Security i~n t ju~t locks and security
patrolling guards. ecurity require~ a great
deaJ of comn1on en e."
lL-\\'b an C\oln:. During
·~~ill the m.nb Oil the~~ len
3 LJVING PRESBl'TERIAN
In h.i& tl7
&~If I
·~ 11 IN9IVI ' rtwol len 111 I)r \\~\. .,._. ~n:d 1u1
Robin ou noedoob at h1• f'IUI posiltOCU. ui!Qn ll(hi <f t.tudf:r\Q
8 M~1ERS SHINE
to PUI o.nd \\lutman bat "'tlcltoncl
nmofru.... C.hriJ EUISOO and Bast~ llanu wtn kii'Uilf8
.. •
j Pair brings
C\nthb~
(W IIWI ~"'ftl>ft' I q;
If op\'ll oommun1caUon and 'lm·
llanl\ ol tntt'f''"tl' char.u:hlrin• ·•
~
good reluttOnship then &Ill\\ tlmot
and JtWt'«' Hodur 'hould m rtRhl
In-at hom~· .md on thu tab
, hu .. band and ""ilu the-.c ""'0
\i!itling pralt.l"sor- bnng 41 uniqul'
:and ~nal pcn.pectl\1! to thl!ir
tu~ ollntc~onru tommum ·
catton' at lR•wis and Cl"'"'-
On ~bbat1caJ looul trom tho Uni·
\"Cr.'it\ or Montana \\1lmot and
Hocks~" are here to connnuc
re.-.earch '"1th LC colleague l..c-.llf'
Butl!r, aa~ata prof&;:)or or com·
munication and to teach two
cla'-Y.S in the communications
dl·partm~nt
,\b .. pcodahst:- in communat'atlon
and conflict ~arch. they ha' t) co­
outhort'd three boo\.:. which rocu~o
on the dvnamtc:. of tnte~onnl
l'l'lation,hi~ OrawiOA on thdr
e pt•rttM.> 11ockw Jeadli a cla~>..' on
Quahtotwc MethodoiD!t) thi!. qunr
ll'f', , .. hlJu \.\-tlmottaughla tommun
IC.311ons and Conflict cln~ last full
\\1lmot observed diiTt•ronn~ In
l C. tudt>nt:t L·omporcd to thos(1 111
tht: Unt\"\.'1"511' of Montana . He' har-•
Ill tt•nud :.tudont~ hem ali more
t-tll"'ou~ and intera ... ted an 8J'ing
"plt'4slng behador toaut.horil) . M)
t.C tudt~nt~ are ''CJ) goal-onentcd
and dt•strous of a pa~'Off for thetr
t'lfortli
·\-\'hen 15 out of20 ..,tudente> puU out
appomtmenlli book> m m\ cia ' I
U1C1\~ thP\ o.re senou:-. about their • tutu"!..Studentut Montarut Uniwr-
'>~1) respond and chaJlenge me
more oHt!n m m\' classe!i " •
Hocks~' and Wilmot mel at tho
lhu,ersll) ' of ,\lantana '~hc..ore he
\-\.ll~ a profu~or in mterpcn;onal
communacahon and l\hO wn:. an
ur>Soclate proJe--,or . 1 ogetht_.,. they
comprise om• third of the pre:.cnl
communlcntions department at
Montana resh angle to con ict
·t htl llmlh•d ~>iZt ! ol thtt dt•J><lrt·
nwnt has Ol'<'t' !lllllllt'd dust coo~
t•r-;illun ll\'1\",..,'n tht•lll t•~c .. and
tllht••· '''cult\ nwmllt'r-. Ahhough
.tppr,•htm-.1\ lt ol Hr-.t..1bout n·•wllon
trom uttwr' In tht•lr dt•p:u1mcnl
tht~\ hn\ ,. n'"( '"' t•d .. urpn:qlngh Ill • th• nt·;nlornlr opposition
• \\"t• 1wv •r t<llk dupanmont pollt
ir.s at home and iiCIIWI.) pion not to
bt•ln t.oaUuon \\ llmot ~td It , a
lJd, In lht• p30t tO wntrh UN Ill
lat•ult) moolln&• maro ofttm than
not wt•llJl(Uc and tend to dl~ "
Be1ng a rnamod rouplc \\.'Orking
in thtl 114me tob haa cl'l'.1tCd .. pt-cial
opportunllle..'i for them to put their
n!~BJ"Ch mto prnctlcc Together
they ha\ taught a etas on male) fe­
mAle relationship., wtwrv student!' undo~tandlng 1\nd hnpro\ m~
r.ommumtnunn "klll~o
\\ llmot -.t•t-. llwtr rolntlun~thlp m•
pan ot a trend In atad('n\ln tm~.u'tJ,..
huelb.:md wtlt• r..tr.-t•r tt·~m" Ht•
nt'llfld that rnrnpallhlll t\ ol pnllllP.
.. aonul tntt>m11ts botwt-.•n panncr..
c·nn omirh und octet C\dltlmnnt to
both tht>irt6Nt'n> nnd murnnl(t'
tfm.v8\ er ho l'tn•p,s.ld tht• m•uct ror
tUr-ocl communi< "attonnnd rnapun
:Jbilih m solvmg conflk tl'llhot mny
rulMt dul.' to tht' clost• onvu•onmont
which thw shnro at homt• nnd '''
\\.'0~
In u larger tontoAI, \\1lmol "0
the ~.eli onent('d fO<'UII of tho 70 "
O'\-"Oh108 1010 n mol'!' bmad<•nt•d
outlook In mterpersonal rotation
:.hips In their wurl.. they tlnd pco-
"It's a kick in the pants to watch us at
faculty meetings -more often than not we
argue and tend to disagree."
hnd a flrst·hnnt.l u;w.mplu trom
which to analyzo intOJllCI"'Onal
rommunmauon 5kllls :md .. trait. ..
gws or conllict resolution
As tht!)' nolt'd In thmrbooklntet "
pt•rwnal Conflict, "mmmunn ::<ttion
and conflkt an' intrin..,iroll ·twd to
ont• nnotht'r •• tnd our \~'Olio. rs ''"
attPmpt tu demon~tratu that
notion"
Each partnt~ bnfl8!i a different
n~lU'th per..pccti\tlto their \\Orli.
illuminating\llMOU!' fnt-et s of o com·
mon • sue. ,\ olf·dc:.cribed
"numbur~ ·cruncher ," \\II mot
focuses on lhu quanlative "itde or
commumcauon information while
Hocker who IIi ntM completing her
doctoratt! stresses quolltati\'C
research
In thl .. way both pat1nt:l'f> best
utiUzu th(>irlndivtdualtalent~whlle
colloborn tlng on a common goal of pie soekln~ quality lasting
relationship.. Ill which both
mum ben> \-\'orK for a common ~til> ·
faction of nt!Cd~>
"In the 70'o; we lt~<~mt•cl how to bu
o':.tlrti\'e and alt:lin personal
demand.' 'lo'" wt• aru atwmpung
to tum lht:> ME focul-Into \\'l il
mutualil\ ofinlt'rc~ta.lnd rtlMpunsi ·
bihty that takt•" both panncr"
nood" Into considC'rntaon ," \\1lmot
writes
··we rv teaching pcopk to tnku
rnspon!llbillty for their own pnlb­
lt>rru. and to wort.. du·uctl~ tk!l'-.. ut•n
themscl\C'!> using tho <ikJll~ ol mon•
open. cffectl\O rommunicatlon \Vll
are optimistic about tht• po.,'llbillty
of genuanc productive learning ol
conflict mnnag«'~mt~nt. We havo
changed In our own tntornrtion
You can too
1983 issues seen in classic ilms
l..e\\.11 and Clarl r.tudent~> ha\-'1!
the unique opportunlty ofvlewine
rwme rruJ) unforgettable movif..'ll
via the history dep:u1ment thiE>
tenn dunng it5 film serius "Europe
1914•1945 ..
Th.ia .ea~n ·s films. the mAJoriry
of \....tllch \\.ill be 6-hown on 1\le~d.ay
evening!', a" w't!ll u thP J\IP6day
7th period sh0\\.'\08 tn HJstory ZJ3.
4l'"t.' all claas&c p1eces of contempor­
ary filmfl"l8.1un& and wore procured
llll"llt'lY through lending Ubrariea
auch u that of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art in New York.
According to Dr. H81ll)' 8air h.la­
tory depanment chairman and the
penon re::.pous•l* for the mm iltl ies
theM! IUnu differ from the tradi·
uonaJ N~trospective w looks at his­
torical evvna. becau•e they were
actually made at the nme the event
occ;un"d 1b15 contemporary out·
look not only ghlu a more insight·
ful petllpectM of the time penod.
but also empha!'ii:te!' the rel.e\"ancy
of the themes to t.oday'a \\-"Orld
'"llle films still speak aa lltr'Ongly
today aa they did at the limo they
wcr?. made.." aatd Bair. llleyaruaU
fundamentaUy contemporary ."
Bt:cau6e the films' theme~; deal
laf'8ely with the iuue& of war and
pcac.-. .. rf!Wlution and the impact
of tl.«:hnology on I>OC"iety. th,.y
appt•al and ~Litle to the concern•
of modem audlflnc., .
1llc &enca. con&iating of a!.(
featun-l fUm5 and 1\W doc:unJCn~~
besan on January 11 wt th All {JJ.Jit't
(111 th~ ~t'.ttenr Front, whJch waa a
liberal critaque of warfare and tlJi
uaefulnesa In the We.tem ~'Orid
Bartlt".AIIip Potemlun , KhP.duled
for JanwtJ)' 13 hat boon wted lh.,
8J1!ateat fUm ever made by film hi&-torians II centt:•" on tho goals of
the Bol&ht.'\11'- Re\olutlon In Russia
and the ldoaJ..Iatic Justt6tcation of
the t.'\v.nt.
Januat)' 2.7 bnng:. Metropolis ,
which ia a VIe\\. of the vear 2000
from a l92.0s pef"':jpectiw t m a
futun~otic dtv. the film focu~oc~ on • the Impact ot technology on
human emotion• nnd cl:sss
relations
M on f"ebruary 1, centeJ,; on the
hunt for a ch1ld murderer by the
poltce and tho undmworld bnng
lng OUt the lasue of JUI!ItiC"e lib 0
psychopathic ldUcr
1 htalncreU6d program not only
allowa LC atuden tl'l to view
some hlstoncal and artfstlc
mn"tcrpu~t$ free or charge but
gives an advantage to litudents an isuc quarrel& in Frnnceat thattlmt• .
Februa" l4 bring ~pani.o;h
Eanh "hich vtuw~> the spanish
C1\il War with <i,YJOpathy both from
~~~ Dutch rnakl!r and c;ontributo~
Em~t Httrrungwn) and Or .. on
WeUe.c.;
The last Olm 8aU/t> of Ru.u111. on
March J i6 a documentary mnde In
Hollvwood One of &he f6\-v c~m • pies of pro-Sov:tct mnturial rnadu In
the US It ~;howa the cooporn 11on
between the U.S and the USSR
Tile l>t'riCb wns also shown IMI
year with four movicl' rhnnged
tru.:. year to accomodnte the cunic­
ulum of thtitory 233, and ha6 boon
eApanded to include an evening
showing The ell.panston camt• a e. a
These films differ from the traditional
"retrospective ·· looks at historical events
because they were actually made at the time
the events occured.
Hlatory 233. As Blllr sa.ld "If
you're revltwtng a mOVIe It olten
hc:lpa to aet! II more than once You
gcH mon1 out of it overy time you
~:o II."
FebnJAI)' 8th II 111m will be S"Oili
tika. a documentary made In 1S74
from old Nazi r\CW!on>t!lt and home
movies allowing tha happy aide of
Gttnnan Ufc} in lhtt laiC 1930s
C.rund Jll.alofl, on Pc-bruarv 17, • allkA the quc11tlon . from the trench
perapectiw. of onoorrung Gf>Mll4n
'WJI""S&Ion. uf whethc.."'' warfano liS a
dealreable aolution to tht• national · reault ofincrea!Wd campua lntCI'O&t
In the progam ~tudon tr. \vhowesre
not enroUud In thu hlatory cia"-"
began attending the Rlm11 ond
Bair took advantage ot thl,.. e•trn
Interest to fur1her appeal to the-col
lege communit y Money wu8
srantcd to the .wnca through the
CoUt!g~ l..t.'(:turea .snd t"onc..r1s
Cummlttou, whtc; h f'nablod
broader pubUcily both to 11tuden~
and alumni m'"llning ahowinga or
the Olms. and thtl cUmtnation of o
lett for atudemta unrollc•d In the~ hi•·
tory clab Carolyn Kale
Lealie Baxter (right). a11oclate profe .. or of communications. talu wtD
visiting profenor .BIII Wilmot. who brings a personal perapectJve •
Interpersonal Communications to students.
Entertainment On Campus
Beginning this week, the Pioneer Log will present
a weekly calendar featuring events and activities
of the an~ theatre and music departments
occuring that particular week.
Students , faculty and staff are encouraged to
submit typed announcements by Friday at 5 p.m.
to Peter Larsen, entertainment editor.
•
Pios rank high in debate
The:.e same 1'-W teams did 1'\trl ~ ~t.qe better at Uruwnd ty or CaUfo.n& _____________ Los Angeles. Jan ~-s, 1983 n.,
clo'Wd oul tht' tourname nt
nlng both !.t1mJ finolti to win "'"" ..
Whlle ot.her students were they were debating teams from
enJoying t.hcir vacations nnd/or ~>ehoolt. Including UClA
\NOridng. ~raJ Pioneers were State Unwershy of Southem
repre~ntlng Lewis & Clark at fore-for'll1n Pomona . Bngham \"
nsJc toumamentli Un&vurslry . Lo~ Riob t.ong Beld
At &he U S Air Force Academy and Baylor Unl\itU"Si ty
Greg Tolbert a sophomore, o.nd 11le:'le wins combine d with
Brlgitte Oortmond , n &eahma.n . tier U: victories now plncu ~,.
took Jrd place In Junior Cross and ( lark In the top ten !1Choola
bllmlMtion Debate the nation In C~OA debate LC
·rodd Hall, frellhman , and Daena tho only small Jlbernl a.rtl'l coll«>lll'•
Goldsmith. freshman. took 4th In hlghly rdnked and ltt right In then
thtt samu dlvislon at the samu tour-with Unlvtl~ ity of Alubama , IJCIII\
nament They were facing toam11 BVU, Wcbc.'r State, US Air
from more than 35 echoolslnclud · Ac:adomy . ~uthorn Utah
lng thtJ Un1veralty of Oonver Unl Vandt'rbllt Unlvondtv. and Sou1th
\"CnJity of Arizona, Untvel"'81 ty ol em llllnoia Unlvcn&l iy
l<4n11411 University of Wyoming. The IU,tt PiOflC't'r effort \-'1/fll
Colorado C.Ollege, l.nlvcntlty of the PUJ Unlvm'ftity Puget
UtAh, and MacAJeattJr CollPgc f'oron 111c Swang Jan 13·17, t98l
Pioneer log, January 13, 1 iet activ
umar
A t!UCUl!H,rul human
n<~nl requiros the p
within a so<
{rtledom 10 speak o"
....,.,~,n ,t•nt Soviot 1
-'~ Challd1.0 Mid
4t Lewis nnd C.lar
Hegardlc!IS or whc
......... ~, from leftl!'ltll or
.an•!lhould nt'\tll lei
--•alone. S{Jid ChulJ
•riletd from tho Soviet I
l!t curnmtJy t•dlti
rre ... and c~
on in NC\.\.' Ym k Gi
Chalrd.w prnl~oed
ng the oppol
~,,...,,"' 'The good thh
chan
Dianne Lyons 3
~xchan~ IU profe1>8or (n
Kingdom, I!> vlMtll'
Clttrk cnmpu, for
,..hn.nl war She teal •
,.,..,,.. ,.~," Lclnguagp In
L}-ons \.Ws mteros
posation in
'>he knew it
WnoiSt lmpos!'lible lo e
\\-ilhout on tt)lchan
Sep.l.l'il&ed by nn oc
IJ'l)e(:t ed great divers!
U.S and UK. but~
themanyslmilantte:l
·~!!'to Amen~ns th
tho French who at1J j
O\va.Y from Englan
11'6 not only the lot
11akc~ her feelthie; w~
Brimin a:. swamped
ma~>s media. t.yona
percent ofthoirtUml
of thulr telu\"ildor
They re such a pa.r11
't f11..9n realize It
"sho 'laid
Lyon!> ha:. bt>en bvin
eptem~ ~ She has dill
4hon monthb the<
automobile plays l
'''"'~ha !o notlc.ed thnt
-1onet
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, and Soll~ll o"iet activist speaks out
uman rights movement stressed
A !!Ut"f UIIIIIUJ humon rif(htll move
_,,, requh'UH the p08&1blllt y for
change wfthln u "ocloty ond the
trCdom to HIJ(!tlk out ogalrllll the
111"'-t.'l'fllmtlllt Soviet rightB nctl"'ut
Jolnr111 ChulldJ.O auld dunng ll lcc-­
oti.L'Will nnd tin"'-Monday.
tkgordlo " of wht•thor t.:rillciam
...,..,,.~ from IAfllst~; or rightiHts. clll
uru ahould nt'Vt!l lot tho govom ·
menlalonc S~lld C haUdzo. who"'-'DI•
·Ii1E!C1 rrom tht: <;()VUlt Union In 1972
Is rurnmth· odltol'ln chJuf of
,..,,,,1111 Pn• ,. and Challd7c Puhli
01u1on~ In Nuw V01 k City
1 ChnlicJtn prnhwd the U.S for
.n· .. rrng thu opportunity for
.. rnl'ms .,.hogoo d thingnbout thl11 society is that It s not ogaln11t
change. ho Mid 1 hl• RUII'IIOnb on
the other htrnd. W'\1 moro UkL• obaol
Ut1St8 rhtryOOJICJ\tl th~eyalt•mmu rll
worlt ideally and whon ll'11 not. 1111
wrong
All a human rights oetiVIet, Cho·
Udz.e said h1ft role whUu In thn USSR
WBs to make pt>oplc undf'rwtond
what they are lo"lng and what thoy
don 1 ha\10
We wanted to crvalf• a 11ltuutron
whP.ro them could bo th(t po!O."Iblllty
for political opposllion Wownnted
the lmpJcmerllalion or human
righlb. he said
ChaUd7.e nllributcd the succuss
of the Jewt11h rmntlgration mcrvc
ment to 1he human ngh16 mO\.c­
ment in the USSR But 1he Jt'Wi11h tmmll(nlnt ll may be thu onJy peuplt:
who bf'nolh from the movtJmt•nt an
vlnw or tht• tact that nodonol~~.ecur
lty In thu Suvft•t Union h• more
lmpor rant than human rights h1•
1\«ld
All hough C.halld.-.ll &J(prcr. ... ed
3J>p11)VUI n( lht: U S :t OfM.!nneS/'1 to
change• hu <tlllo u.q>roa!lled lcdJ' for
itfi lutun:•
"I m af'r.lld thi11 count"' wiU lo&e
~
Its fn·adom bc·cnu~ oft he pu'~~ror
the gO\ t·mmont . Tha gowmmont
lmol\·oment 10 pnvatc livr.sinc~uy
It looks nkc wtwn the gO\Iemmen t
ht•lps crt11cn , bu1 Wfl are lo&lna :.1
.urutU p;.u1 ofourfreedomeverytlmv.
we 11ru hclpt.td I am most con·
ccmt>d obour our gmndchildren
and whnt kind of M>ciety they will • • havt• wtwn they 8"'0\'V up.''
change prof discovers parallels
l------------- cor limits har opportunitia~t. She
()c:lmond haa had 10 rufuse invltatlona
;:.:._Pk1r_•_•T_'~--------- because she haan 1 hod n w.zy home
JO yoar-.. old
. pro lc~o1 !rom tht' Unl·
Kingdom i~> \1sallng thu l.e\.\11~
Clark cnmpuot for the 198Z-83
ycat She teat: hf's In the
•mt.~riCclln Langung(•lnstilut e
L)UO!t wn!l lnturustPd In the
t•r:htng poo;llion In the State'> at night '"In l.ondon people toke
buse& everywhere They n.an t'\Cty
few minutes .. o there s ruall\ no
problem Lyons said
Lyons at:.o obsef\.ed the dltft•ron­
ce.r, in medknJ programt. lfl "~'t'n• about the1r nga than the Brill!lh
Peoplu aru aJwnvsJoggrnghl!.r'a shu
sard and they -.('um to be ultra con
b( ienc.lout> about their age The Brit
l!!h ure nor !iO frantically wonied
about gettmg old/' fthe said .
Lyon' haq a tu~nory degree and a
po!tt·gJaduotc: degree in £ng1J11h a
o Foreign Language . Lyons has trn·
veled oil 0\.er F.uropu and U"ed in
Israel for t\vo V('at':'l -Valerie Ch.Udze speakl to LC atudenta on the h...,., t1gh1a
movement Sam Bennet
'lhe knf:!'\.v It would oo
lmn~• tmpo~si ble to get a JOb like
\\1thout an exchange program
Sc!p.ll"'.tlt•d by an ocean, Lyons
:lpc!(:tod great dl\Cr.'lily between u ~ nnd U K but wos .. urpnsod
,..,. manv r~lmllo.ritles Lyons fools
....... to Amolicant. than she docs
tho French who oro only 4.5 min I(The British were
surprised that we
elected Ronald
Reagan." Fascinating scholar still grows
owuy from England
u·s uot only tho language that
· lwr fcolthitt way
Britnin Is :.wamped with Amen
ma~>o; modlo, Lyons snld About
pcrrcnt or tht~lr fitmtt and 60 per­
ol thc1r tl'ltMslon shOWt> are
I""""',." n
They ro such a pan of ure that "I
dn't 0\.lln reaiJz<• It until I got
w .sho !Wd
Lyon!. ho!l boon h\ling here since
iet>l1~ml twr She ho~; dbcovured inn
short month!' the convenit>nce
automobale ployb In our Uvet.
~\tln3 h.1s nottct~d that not havtnaa •
to live hem I'd miss the National
Health Core program. sho '~lid In
the U~ peopht pny a health lOX
based on u sUdJng pay IIC<llc
Anyone cun reccrve med.iC<.~I tn•at
mont \vithoul fear or financaal ruin
~he said
The Bntlsh "'"'"' surprised that
\H• elected Ronald RC',~an Lyons
said He comes ofT advorv 10srncere
and Is con!Udl!red a JOke 6guro
However, theBnli~hdo fcnrhhpoU
des as fi1r a~ "-Orld J)('aco I~> con
cemed Lyons c;.ard
Lyons ha:. notu:ed that \mcri·
cans are much moro concerned
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r Log, January 13, 1983 ROOtn C'.unoe
t'urlhrl\orw 15l.QJ(
In the Rt>Sident Theologian ·r;
Clffice on rhu bottom floor or l.ewJt>
and Clark !tchapcl.t posterdeclare~t
'Growths the only evidence ofUre
~vidantl,) a buiiC'\.11r of that motto
Dr Paul~ Wright ha~tspent mo~tor
hi to life hclpang people grow NCM 87
ye<ars old l.owi ~ and Clork '~>Tht!O I~>­
ginn In Rc!lidcncewouldn 'tthlnk or
Rtopprng.
It wa~ hi!' de:.tre to serve Cod by
holplng othcn; that l~d tum to the
Presbyterian pa~orate He was
ordained on October 30 192.Z and
ha:. pabtored five churches He pas-­
tored hh. l.ut church. Portland 'tl
F1Nt Pre~bytenan for 32 .ve&"5
before retanng In 19i3.
After retiring. Dr \Vright s Cocut>
booame t..ewle. and (loti. where he
Ptrst Presb)1enan for 32 yean;
bt!loro rutlnng in 1973
After rotiring, Or Wright's focus
bocame Lowlb and Clark where he
wab DlstJnguJ hcd Guest Lecturer
He seJVed 118 int~rim chaplain for
tho \vintur and spring terms of1974
and then became LC's Theotosum
in Residence
P'nt ldont Jack H.ownrd asl.ed
me to stay as Theologian in Resl·
dance Or Wr1ght said "because
ho full 1 couldbOf\.-eosaUnkwuh the
past ror the students He nJso
thought I could worit as a lia.son between Lewi.r. and Ct.nrk and the
Presbytcmn churches which su~
port It
\ fund watt &el up b\ the F'tnt
Pte.sbytenon Church to pl'O\Ilde Or
Wright a mall aat.nry for h.la work at
L("
ThtJ fund ron out ofmont>v about • two }'1:41'lf ago oc.cordJng to Dr.
Wright He hos bettn working ar LC
on o ~trictJy voluntary I·~~~~ otlnce.
"I was tu'-cd by Prca1dent
Gardnc.'T to stay on a Tht."'iog1an in
Rc.';idcncc on a voluntoryba.sl s •· he
said. "and I said I would l'vea.lw~ys
been attrnctcd to t•ducatlonallnsti­
tutions and I feel 't!l)' much ilt
home \~1th young people. I'm not
young anymoro. but I till enjoy
t.uldng to tht•m ond woridng wHh
them
\.Vhen Dr. \.\'right accepted his
otBce &om fonncr Prewdenr HO\Y­
ard, the fo1rst Pn!abyterian Church
set up the P4UI ~-"-right Chair Of
Rellg~oua Sludlt•s Or. Wright said
that funda have bet>n promlowd and
the l(!'(;turc1hip '~ flnant ial support
(!I 8J'OWin8
\\ nght explllincd. ' I vu never
thoushr ol fTlY'ell a& a earth ha tt~
108 theolc:J8fcal thinker or liChoJar,
but the church set up thtt lecture­
shlp so Lcwus and ClArk ~ouJd be
able to Invite great rellgiouri
thinkcn and Kholllnl lo teach for
various length a of residency .
Since it '"as named after me. I
gue!\. .. I m the 10cumben t unuJ the lectureship h.u enough funds to
actually do aomethif18 "
Ab Theo108Jan 10 Re Jdencc Or.
Wnght leads a weekly Bible atudy,
helpt. with chApel S<'l"\1{'f"ll. gue~t
lectures nnd ia a lllt'mber of L.C's
Rehg1ous Life CommJIIt·f:'
He 5U'e8Sed that hl11 mAin con·
cem I~ helping studnnta
'1 have gr&'lt empathy lor }'0Ufl8
people.'' he 1o11d. "becaul5e young
people face the hardeal decH>ions
\\'hen you're young. you ha\tl to
dt~Ctde if )-ou·re going to get rnaJ"o
ried u.nd if so. to whom \ ou abo
have to decide on 11 \lOCation . what
you re 8olJ\8 to do \\.1th the rc t or
your lift!.
"The purpose of coU~e ts to tind
yourself and to e~pJorcyour pas •
bill tie . but it stUI1 n tan easy task.·
In mW"8 decision • Or. Wf'i8ht
otiered adv1ce.
"The mObt important thing in the
world i& to h.l' o a phiiObophy ofUfe
which put:y ~ice of others abol.e
~ other demand und tnes to HU
a place tn buUdmg a community of
( aring tndividua.Js ," he said
Dr. Paul Wnght 1 a nationally
known fisure in the Preabytman
Church He 6en.'ed 11!1 Modcnuor for
tht• 167th General As1embh •, was
put Pl~dent of the Greater Pol'
tland Council of Churches. and is a
member or the United ~\1erian
Pt,ach FelJcM~p •
GIVE TO THE
AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY. f'4Nh1l RuckJ ·'
C\1 , • ., .l"'fle~l" l -
Jc•nt I &,, an erotic latn tnlt• •
\\nth'll ll\ P011l.,nd" k r Young. IS • tht• li1 1 oth .·n~ :lf '\ton•lrontl hua
tr"f' s t9S3 ,, a :-.on Th1' ~~ tht'
SC<l\11\d unw an:•und at tht 'tel" ..
lnmt t r this :.emHtutubao,..·nrh ·
It ".AI pia~ h~ \ oung .k•"'' 8 J\
prem•t•n•d an 1976 tarthng :md
ph·a,tng both the public and tmt·
ic:-It h nu ~urpn~c \oung hac;
hroul:\ht '' h.11 some ron' idc·r hll'
strOIIf4t~!>t \Hlrk hac~ 10 lln 'oton ...
front the• nt<tlil\ and talent ol tlw
C:OIIlJMn ... hm;. through m tho
w ·•i pmductton I • fai
K''•lJihclCI. Opol land gho/4 an
nnlln•h nuw mcnnlng to the nm
C'l'lll ul htlry tult·~
f 01 lllllnWh Opal lund lb <~hon
llu•d <mother W<ll from 1 hl• Oluu
( IU\-..n hUJh th~ \ outh Into hu;
t•arh thinlt•' Plh. pha!>e' or the
man ·~ lilt• h :.ecmmglv r.onwnt \\ l'
lind ham''" nt.tot Q\\'nitlng hili cur"
tuln C'all 1lw rhm <&C h'l'l~ a .~un t·~s
cat thi11 .. angt! ot ht~ lite Om: oogln~
to , .. ondt.'r'll tho ctuast lor llw ft'\.\lll
ho\ hll!i bt•t•n nbitndonC'tl \n
in~l~htlul monologue " rlch\ (·~d
tn· ,u·tur Ja\ R<mdall·Horon!<U'II\
• rutndull·tlonm:-.tcln., stl'ength ar.
an acto a· bt•comc~ ctuau• app.tront nt
thiN potnt Ht• '' .thlt' to c.:ommnnd
tlw "''18'' ,,,,h COM' and a nutural
attention donmndlng stvlt' tale
land It ht.lC.UITIOII npporunt 1~
Prarl lund 111 not tho Jowcl bu~ .,
l11t• Lnd} In Block 11how~ tho ma•
the• ugly ldt• of Pea• lnnd whic~
nppt.•ar,. \.-..lwn om stop., t•atlfllt lho
pt·.u h
In tlw '"'" st·qm•nC'C' \'\.O Ond th!
man ulcl hilll'luml c ripplt•d
ttn•cJ .tnd "'"gnt•cl to a lift• \vilhlll.t
tlw .tllt.\~tlr'i I wid h) tlw jt"\.Yt!l btu
lmn1call\' It 1:-. In thl~ slugL till' it'\\
bo\ .1ncl •• u thnt it hold' 111 dir.c:o
\t•r-cd 1 hu Ptltling n1mt•' ,~1th ,
1w1~t 'I hu old man ltl\Wl bo1
h.uul n•tlr'\!~o to tlw utTnolr fro.­
wlm:h his htL.I'on• ad\ (•nturt
bt•gon.
t.nt~t lntd) pubhc:IZ<'d •'" an
en.tllc t.nn tah•, J~wd Ro,\ dc~h\ ur.;
C.\oiC'Ih that-<~ modl•rn da\ f,m•
Ills) ,:umploh• \>\1th hero \llhun, ,,
bl'!llutitul 11•mptre' and plenty or
~tchl'lliUI'' all 'vruppt•tl up m n
pacl.;agc· ol mug1r: and !!Mllll': Jane Shane play• a beautiful temptntsa In Jewel Bo• at the Storefront
Theatre. Ilw )ttllgc ol r,ucrcst. b cut short
lw unnthllr visit from 'l11C' Uluo
( lown as hh touch plummrt~o tho
urtor mto middh• agr \gmg and
cJv .. pt•mto, tho pui"S\Jit of the Jt'\~cl
btn 111 resumed ,\ JOUI'llCY 10 Peart
land is modo in quno;t for the It•\~ •I
ho:\ L;.J\1Sh co.,tume~ . cthen·al
lighting and ondklnllng muhlC' .~.u
lend to the sum.•aU& tn.. be<lut} ol
llo<lrllnnd In Penrllnnd all it. b«.au
ttful tf one keep~> eating th€' l*nrb
l>t•rhaps finall~ the 1m~ el bo:\ lwr.
btocn dJscO\ered The l.lldy 1n
Black. plaved b~ Jane I ergu~>on .
hao; also made her Wtl\ to PNri /t'IH'/IJO,\ is II fino U\Ompll• of
multlph• tnh•nt" ol Ric \'ouQ;.
\ oung due~> not ron fino hlm~oa lr
m~•l]h dlt,Jrtmg Jt'\H~I lmx. b
c.Jc•SII(OOd lht• t OlltUmC'to and ch:
reugrophcc.l tlw p1l1ducuo n u~o \\1
\!; U!lual tlw c allbct· of thu ""''"·
provided hy the Storefront Cor:
pan" l!o lugh ror tho-.c who Ill"
up tlww nu~c"~ at local thc.ttl'f.
h1ghl~ n•commend Jt'lH•I no,, 1
sure th<>\ and U\'lltyone Will
plcn'lltntl} 'tllrpriscd lt'\\'f'l
run~ through Fehrunry 26
ThursdaY through Suturda) ~·n"ui\ht\ ' • \' thr light:-dim. two mhn~
appt>ar on &tago ~konlng lor
nttcnuon \\.Uhout a 51fl8IC "ord
\ oung ucct''"fulh capture' tw•
audwnC(' and ~pin:-them mto h110
Wt'b ot tantas,. • 111" mime'~ dnM back the &:UI"
tam" to rcwaJ an armoir tilled ,,;th
doll~ A .. milll bov I!' led on 1ot~e. To •
th~~ disbchl'l ol lhe child, the doth;
com~ lo lit • In fear and detlanct
th~ child bru:tks the leg of Tho Blue
Clown The tirruuuions ol fanta~ov
and rualil\ become blum!d a life!'> • iw down appt-.cm- befono the bo\
and plac.~• a ~ on htm The
Blue C 10\ .. n condomnb the child to
dn•am hlr. dreams wiah hi!>. ,.-vas •
open
PO\wrle"-' · the bo) I~ no longer
.-,ble to c.-.c-.4pe the ~hnc~ of n•nht\ \>\1th funlll6\ or dn•am!. he •s
~ .
nuw at tin mt'rt'\ oJ Tlw Blue
t 10\\n \\ 11h a touch trom the
down tht• boy 1s propt!llt•d from
childhood into adolc>~cnc •
t\dolt>'>M!Ill 'll 1., R\tb\ land, an -automatt>d, rvgamt•n tcd land ol lK·
vcar-olds Ihc actors ,lf\l dre~cd • ulikt:. l'lpcak in a dosmo dront> nnd
mo'~ an t.el pattC'rn~o rewmbllng a
caU!.thcruc: muunc. ,\ttt.>mpung to
m.ake ~n't.' of this :-.tronge world.
the nP\' I) tl•cnngl.' bo_y 'tumble.,
and bump~> throughout tho
llUlChln~ Ukc ~tcp~ oltht: done-like
Rubv lie'
!'\uddcnlv the L.ldy 1n Blncl..
ilPJ>t'M"> <the 18 -.cducuvc and
\M:gulllng To escape tho cul"!!t: of
the '!own. ~he lnlonnr. the boy he
must lind tht• JtM'OI bo\ a:-. II holdc;
ull the an&"\~C~ Onlv the jewel bo>. can hrlp h1m hH• tur. lift at a nnr
mal 'tx.t•d, prott•ttod fl'olll tht•
cu~ ol lhu Slut• < lo\\n T lw l.1d\
in Blac-k 1r. lollowt•d shonlv b) tht
ronppcaronc u ol Thto Bhu Clcn~n
RoM HuiTmun t\t:rT n•crt•ntt•s hh
role n~ Th€' Blue Clo\ .. 1l trorn tht'
onganal produCtion 81Niding tho
nght amount of t!\11 and humour
he is ahc \llllnn vou IO\l' to hittC
\\'ith another touch trorn thr
down tho teenager llnd., hlml'ell
now 21 year. of agt' In Op<&l lnnd
The mnocencc and ..afcl\: ol Ruby
land ha~> 'ani11hed Opal lund 1s
RUed w1th brutaJ homo!IO>.uoli t\
wh1p~. a motorc.vcto. and plant) of
lt~ather A Vic lim of hi~> own nna' etc
tho young man '" 01bu110d nnd gang
r.lpt"d Ill Opal lnnd 1 he f Ul"oO of
the clown 16 nO\~ all too rt•al Pl'O
vocative ond imaginatlvelychor\•o ill 8 p m for rtl"W~a uons call Stm
front at 2Z4·4001
Entertainment On Campus
Flick oozes with se~ and violence In an attempt to promote aware ne~s of the
Lewis and Clark Music, Theater and Art
Departments, the Pwnecr L.og will start a
"'eekJy calendar of on-campus events These
will include auditions. recitals. concerts, and
art opt>ntngs.
We wouJd appreciate any contnbutions the LC
Comrnunitv could offer
woan Palenno
Of tho Aor I If lD(
£aUft8 Raoul i~ a comed) film
utin.1.ing the rypu:al film• of thl'
so s It '" ~ &pu;oy concocnon of..cll
.;md ~1olenc:e. The film oozeb or
lonk\ org~e bubbles 0\'er \'lr1th
murdc·r and l!o topped off \\1th
C3nnlballlm-defimtely not a&
dt•lklouc.lv 6Wcet a~> t>Ome criticll • h.t\ e .-.ru d
E.Jtmg llaoul begin• 34 a story
aboul Paul and Man. Bland !Paul • B:lrtel and Mnrv Waranovl The\' - .
.tJ"e Mr and \lD MJddle America.
abnormally nonnal Thev are the • aapi.nng couple Both arc bored
\'\.1th thear iobs and c:frt}Am often of
their goal to be the entrepreneurs
of a oountl') reataurant called the
Chez Bland
A .en~s of happening e make the
Chr.z Bland ~m unanalnable­
Paul lo~ his job. Mary i. denit•d a
banlloan for not $lee ping with thl}
Joan ofliec.•r-until they dlant:c
upon a brainstorm
J'hfl ~hcmt: Ia born whc>n an
unruly, and horny guest of a co­
apartment d~-eller ui&O to rapt•
M~ · Pllul Is left no c:-hoice out to • murder the fieX maniac wUh a .,ldUct .Utcr the ordeal the Bland!.
cht.'<"l.. out tht.• cadaH•r and find a
bundl~ of money-enough to smn
3 ne t tor lht• Chet Bland
'Thua, tho plot ol wting Rnoul
bt>gans to unrn,el \lnf'\ and Paul
locking guilt and focur.1ng on their
dn>.4m restaurant dec1dc to m11ke a
buslne ~ out of luring :.c -crazed
pervenb mto tht•1r home and mul"
denng ahem for thear monO\
1 he Blond murderous arend 1&
ha!'l!'lle free until R.noul 1 Robert Bel
tmnl, a profes"lonal locksmith
tlnof. uncover' 1he1r under·
handed prolt.'t 1 Raoul. ewr so
..Ughtly, compllc.ttet. th(> plot by
demanding o1 pwce ot tho acuon
and ewn furtht·r b\ laUing m love
~ith hut · chiqwto \fary What
en !lues arc a fl'\<\' humoroua epi ·
sode!l, complete wsth \'I.Uird selt.
drugb, and violence The tri·mutual
bualno5.' nount'ht>~ Mary and
Raoul', lund affalf thkk.ens. and
Paul's auap1C1on and jealoustus
dMrelup-bnnglng the plot to a not
too surpri11lng finale.
E.ut1f18 Rnoul is an entlcing Otck.
lunng th~ movw-gocr with Ita !>4'/l·
,IViolonc:c dry humor combo. JUIII
aa Mary ond Puullul'e the unknow ­
Ing pervt•rta to their deotha
Although the film Isn't tnrredJbJ}
SENIORS & OFF CAMPUS STUDENTS
Deadline for Yearbook photographs has been
moved to February 1st.
Our staff photographers will be available for
photo sessions dunng rhe week of January 17-21 .
LOOK FOR MORE INFO DY THE TAAILROOM.
Ovesnons? Call exr. 2J1.
Page4 thought provoling. :.omt• ma\
tnio.> the !\Uperfirlol hght humor
E.tlflfiS Rnoul ir. pla)'lng at tht1
Fifth ;\\t•nuc Clnt•mn located .ll
5th .Jnd liall ucro .. , the :;trect from
the P:>U Booi.btoro •
• \uditJoru. for \ Uttle '\light Mmm. w1ll be held Januorv 17 18
.md 19 at 1'1r Acre~ Theatrt· Main Stngt• rmm J to 5 p m
Hey Funny-Looking!
Yeah you! You look like you have
some sense of humor. To find
out) take this pleasant little test .
0 Has your wit been compared to Johnny Carson, or Idi Arnin?
0 Should the drinking age be lowered to 18, or doubled to 42?
0 Is Rajneeshpuram an Oregon town, or the sound you make
when you &neeze?
0 Are you overwhelmed by your own popularity, or is 1t an
accepted fact?
If you answered "Yes" to any or all of the above, you
made a mistake. In fact, you failed. That's O.K. If you
came up with your own answers, that's even better. If
you laughed until it hurt, we're not covered for medical,
but we'll take a look at all of you who sign up on the
staff of this year's Pioneer Log April Fool's Issue. It's free,
and fun!
We need ~ters, _creativ~ think ~rs , advertising salespeo­
ple, graphtc and 1llustratave art1sts, anarchists, bartend­
ers, attractive faces, good spellers, and people with fast
cars. If you fit any of the above categories , call x232 with
any vital infor·rnation , and come to a special meeting on
Tuesday , January 18, at 4:18 p.m. in the Pioneer Log
offices., Ten1pleton Cellar.
No losers or quiche-eaters~ please. -
Pioneer Log, January 13, 1 a
!fold on to y<
ht•ovv motnl hi
sammy Hngur tnka
hils l(nne off on a I
MV• album 1 hn•t•
~~··r, lt'li o tang••nt
not going Ia Ilk(•
1ns 1/{lmptnn , thl' 1
dl'l1nttcoh• ~howt•d •
tions lor thl' outr
!IIIII n•tninud o c\J
M!i bt·i•n tlagar'a
1 hn'tll.ock Bo~ ~
!Ill\ c for three a•j
..ccm~ that the ma
''<l} to the tupvla 11
ha:. calmed down!
The IItle cut ~eetl
dent of the old Haj
It s mot~ t fro~led
until one line thN
ulf·bolnnce I-nti
Hoi} Gholil, To thu
toaat tluh 7 Hn ~:~ I
Ovlan. the rellgioJl
Remote Lcwt:
remote With a :II
synthNic keyb011n
rnp•dly vonl"hlng.
no mcn.ning 541\'0 r!
le.1\ttl> one beggtn~
tho '!l)le ol the fit
Tough luck. ~
Hcroc!r contfnut>:-. a
the mediocre Th
h.umontes nnd the
do hulc to nJIC'VIaU
NO\\ for the bon1
sido Hagnr lsn t e
RST~
StlCIALIS~
In the i1
cost o~
of jus1
ur
u
is of~
stud en
p
9513 s. ppuront
IC\-Vot bu, "
IOW!l tho mar.
r lund whit~
)p!i c•atfng th.
'C' ""'C find thl
,rtpplcd Ht,
I 3 IJfL• wfthr.
the lt'\\1•1 bcJ,
•tugo thc• Jl'\\•
told" Is dl~oe~
·orne' wuh
jr.wol ho•
, anno1r """'
u ad',,""'"
uxampl" dttr
f Rlr Vou'1
!fino h1 msc•U 1:
l•wc/ /)n,'<. bJ
me~> nnd th
lucuon ill>"
r Of thO .JC'II!o
orofront fll'"
~OM! who tu­
ocal tht!UII'P
!ewe/ &),\. I
ryone ""111
•d Jewel
"ullJ)' 26
Saturday
lions c.nll ::»tcrt
npus
\e LC
rv 11 18. • pm
ve
t.
in?
~? ,e
ff
cal,
free,
o-ld-
st
'th
on Ha ar' s Three Lock Box should be left locked
-
tfnld em to your wrt11bnnd11 ,
heHl\Y nwtnl hoadhungcrll ­
~mnl }' Hugnr loku the· Rud Rockt•rl
hu' I{UIW o0 011 a ton4(1'nt ~"ith hi&
ne!\\ ,elburn 1 llrr.t• ttx: k CJn,, How·
'"''r, it 8 n t.u~unl you n. prob.lbly
not gulng to Jlkv ;\hhough Stnnd·
1ft,~ Jlomptoll the r"""ous nlbum,
eJtol1nllvh 11ho\l\t!d some• ncM' dln·c·
tions ltu· thi" outr<~gc•uub rockc•r. II
atilt n·tolnt•d a ,·uttlng cdgf• that
hMi hewn lftq(lll 11 svmbol for \-"C<tf"'
rlln•t• t.cx:k Bo;c. lwt~ no such edge
11-JW foc thn·o bnr'lga. indt..o.ed. It
bl't'm" that tht• man who mado hu.
Ml}' to tlw top \ill n-ckJos" abandon
1\3" rnhned down!
Th(' title• cut .. com1110 be romJnlt.
ctent of thv old Hogur hord rock at
II'& mo~t t tronzlod II rock!~ nlons
until ono llno thrvws the listener
ofi balonC(! ' JlMhor. Son ond
Holy Ghost To the l'rfnlly I rnlsc o
toast Jluh·' Hob Hogw· gone, like
Oyl.m tho rollgton routo?
Ht•mote l..o\C I& Ju~tt that
rernott• \.'\lith o 11tnrtllng bunt of
~tlwtlc ktlyboord6 the ctisc IS
rupldJy \llnlfthlng nw lyric~ hold
no fll(laning l'<l\'C rhyme The 1>0ng
11'4\t'li ont, beggmg for " rotum to
tht• stylo ot the first trod.
Toul(h luck lfrmrmber l'he
Ht•rot'.\ continue--. along the line11 of
tho nwdlocn.• 'fhnw part choraJ
hannonlc.' und tho hollow orgnns
do httlc to ullt'\~tolt' tho problom
No\-. fur tht' bonu11 thom In your
~du-llagur ll:m 1 0\ en '1Jfl8lng the lend vut.alst r11slt'nd he• 1mpon11
Mlku nono foc tt CIPorwr tone• Vuk.
1 hu true~ thut ho11 n·t <'M1d ttw
mol4t nlrplay ht Your lnH• 111 Dnvmg
Mf! Cnu,_v It too 111 mtiC'h too
mclodk to oppt•.tl t<l u hard 1 ock
aud.lunre I will grant him urw lip
because manngc>r ·11 frt•(JUently
ln•dst upon orw trnr.k tll.lt mll(ht
ret t>l~1· plnv on l'op 40 ~Jtutionrl
In Tlu· Rnnm b<•gm!l With an
almost Pink PloydJun kc'Yboard
lntro lt crcatc& un ctht•n'<JI quality
which wo1lld be u \\.c•lromu c:hMif(t•
of pilCe If tho atmo!!ph""' wt·n· not
qulckJ} and tm ... ocabl.)• ~thottt!n.•d
by Hagnr ~ attempt to lndude• o
hard rod IPad Thr li•wner prnyt>
for a rotum to the cia ~~Sic Hagar on
!!ide two
.. .if you dole out
seven or eight dollars
for this album, the
only real loser is you.
Your prnyt1ra arc almo. 1 nn!'l·
"vered Rise of '1hc. \nmwl i!'i tho
biwrre talc of the gowth ol a
rocker II contains a dual tmagc of
murderer perfomlt ~r that bulld<t to
n wailing chm~ \.oh-brc..ttht• a
deep s1gh of rolwf
Not foc long flrom good to -.tck
ening I '-'\ouldn 1 ClcanRr \ Tlufl8
o;oundto verv muck Uke dare I &nV . .
ril 1983
-H. Course begins:
;.M February 5, 7th
EducatJonJI Ctnttr
TUT PtiiPWTIOM
SP(CilLISTS StMC( llll The Galleria,
4th Floor
222-5556
In the interest of fighting the
cost of higher education and
of just having a good time,
UNCLE NICK'S
U·COOK PIZZA
is offering Lewis & Clark
students a 10°/o discount on
pizza, beer & pop.
9513 S. W. Barbur Boulevard. 244·9254
We're offering you an opportunity to be
influential. Consider joining the Log
r Log, January 13, 1983 lt'l Ric'~ Springftofd? l Thill ac oUflllc
olortric bollnd du~ttroy" your
ruhullt ronOdcmto In llagar.
c.r~n~fll,t( f fJ '" n simple portrnlt ol
living 111 the rlty Th<lt lmagt• h.115
bct•n 1\(j rn•loban•d that th~ tunc is
trul.) lnnw due• to thr· ~tolcneas of
I ht• WOI'dli
N1~1'r c;,w l 'p ia 60 genl'rnlly
pallwti<• that thlllil! nru tht! only
~ord!l I t:ould bnng m.YI'cll to writo
about It
I /Jon t NN~d l.ove take~> Ub b.Jd;
to uld Hngnr mutl!nul 3 l'l'al head·
hanger. Otis &ang ir. ITUI'\-a pit~c to
Jwnd fthlve'l"'l' down thl' tpin •, II
tn\-itcs I he llstt•nc·r to get up and get
down Tlw fact that it's the final
tr<.~t k tnll.} bt! a spot ot hope.
It·,. n ho~ that Hngar hatm't
l"l•all.) ...old out aftur aD Mu!liciana
o.n.~ known to 'lOmetames e•f>t!n·
mont with different sounds lot ua
hope thl11 1r. ona of those timc~t
Allhough wo may fool remor&l"
that Sammy ha11Jo~u his bite. if you
dole out seven or eight dollan for
tht11 lllbum. tho only real loser iR
you -s AR
Artist bn1shes picture of change
'Thl' Portland MU"t?Um or Ar1 Is
now exhibiting a lo\lely collecuon
of print• by the American artlsl
,\rthur Dovlesllll62·19Z81
Ont• or thu Original EAght hewn~>
a part ol tht~ ortiSlb who banded
togcthor In Nmv York Oty at the
turn of the conturv 1\li a force. the~ -ropn•M~nted ,, rt•beUion ngoiruot the constraint,; traditionalism set
fonh
Their's wns an American Ml
tolwn from th•• street<.. and thP
environmc•nt In which th~ inilivid·
U3l nrtisls round thcmsel'\-e for
the most pilrt the artwork "h.ich
emerged from the Eight wn bold,
brut.-.), aomotimcl$ m:en vulg.tr in
Ita dlrt.'Ct nt•.M.
The '-Wrk of Davies hOW'U\o'er ,
appcan; to be the O.'lceptJon His
•mages are lyncal and magical sen·
help
• Help
HELP
The Log needs opinion ~rriters .
DESPERATELY.
Call ext. 232, 233.
NOWI'VEalT
ASIEADY~
THAT WilL LAST
fAR~
lltiSSUMMER ... 11Ual and mystical. bit& of anliqully
clothed bv his amagrnation •
Oneofth~ most appc.iling thu'Sa
about a good piece of an, i its abU ·
uy, like a good book. or ffi0\1C. to
transport the \if~ to the place
the cruator wns when he or he
conceived hi!i or her piece..
Dav1es' imag.cnation , of wtuc.h
the.<ie pnnts an> clearly u produc.:t ,
pf'O\tded o reprcM: from the lafc of
&he city in whit·h hc•livcd. Hill wurio.
eJdats aa nn aht~matwc to h.i• emir­
onm~nt . The n c m lnduattializa·
tion :;o promln~nt In the U at tho
tum of the century wa• obviously
1>0mething th~t Da\-1t dtd nor
want to ~cord
To him. the ntpid grtm.th ol the
machine , the dty, and Shetto II In
the U mu. t ha"~ appeared
threatenins and hoatile. The pnnt
are the antithcs1s of these idt-~s
ldyfl 119191, for eumplt•, is a
channin8 lice of D.l\ics' ""him
Fi\.1• figures ~ ahown tn • n.t1'111
~tllng : nud • they loun,te by D
m-er.
1he figurc.s are fluid and grace­
ful. the scn•ng ie-~ccful and the
mood sublim\' . this cs all achieved
through Oa"is' skillful h4ndling of
his medium. Th~ are no hard
lines p~nt , only toh4duw and \'Dr­
ying d~ of greys 1lu• ctlcct is
whunalcnl
8.) far the mo:~t dramatiC of the
pnnt~ Is Oalm. Dam• pt--n:ehred
Che noUon ot dawn as a woman
ribolng from darkness She 8fows
\vhite llgllin!lt tht• night.
The e'\hibit as a good e.umple of
pnntmakins in h~hnaqu., and oon·
cept. It 11' aiMJ a good opportunuy
to s.ec the an of one uf the fore­
runners of the t\ntmc:an Traditaon .
The Portland .-\11 MuStOUm ra open
&om noon to fh'C Tuescby thru~h
~uncia,> and from noon 10 10:00
p m on Frid:lys \dm1 1on i.s S 1 00
ror .. , udt!nl. .
WlldiCIICU Quart.rfy
Backcountry Field Stud'es
Apnl 1 1-June 3; 15 unlta
Slerra National History (wtth
Philosophy)
Sierra Nattonal History (with
Photography)
Desert Canyons or the
Southwest
Kua'aina ·eackcountry
Hawalr
Shorter programs also
available
For lnfonnabon. wnte ()(
phone·
Siena Institute, Carriage
House. BoJ~t 8
University of C.lifomla
Santa Cruz. CA 96084
(408) 429-2761 Firm plan o action a
1velcome change Saturda,) I" Mnrtln L.uthcr King, Jr '
blnhdey AcroM tho rountry, black
Amcricantt In pliJ'11cullll' wtll unlt{l to
cclobrnto tho birth or tho groot Civil
Rlghll leodor, who wos murdered In
April 1968 tr ~tuch a cclobmtlon Wl'f'tl hold ot
l.Bwfs and Clark Collt.'l(O howo~-er It
\\o'Ouldn t be much of a party because
for re~Sl'tOn!l unknown black ·\moricans
do not tlock to thJel cnmpus According to on lnlonnallon ahoot, tho
task force • goMraJ purpo10 wiD be to
deftno an Aft\rm4Uve Action policy for tho
college and "ruuunlno nl/lmuttuUonal poll
cle~ na thoy rolnto to c~Ctual ovportunlly
1 hough r;omewhat behllod. thl11 Is a
\~!como Idea Now twrioua tnlk wtU
begin about tho collogl! 1 n.-cruJtlng and
hiring prnctlcca toward bwclul, "-'Oman.
and other mlnoritic• of nil c-olons Hero l~t
a hopt'ful policy ol fair pmc-tJcc 110 that
this college may oo In the ncar future
truly reprosentatlvo or American
capabiUtles ~m~ pcoplo would Just ns soon lt'Cp
II thAI way In thl~ dangt'roUII 0:\cltlns
d8o, one \.\.'OUid think a greatt•r percon
tage or \mcricanll with hJgher eduC4tlon
would but) pre)udJctl and reluctance to
wor* \vith all backgrounds Instead
there arc In tnnce" where If prejudice is
not 8\-1dent dJfTorences are tolorntt'd at
be!'lt FUnhur ono \\.'CUid think a modem
liberal o.rtl'l collcgo would bo grcntly
integrnted. creating a much different
environment than now on this campus
Arguments ha"'U been made that
tnlnoritlo!l don 1 tome hrro OC'CtiUMl they
would fool out or place among 80 man)
whitt' fnet~lt Such n notion It~ ridiculous .
il seale the problem In o convonlont
bubble nnd sholvc11 ll In o comer
lntegrntion mw11 .!'!tart somewhere somo­
one hat. to break the bamer A more
plausible argument 111 that more prcstl
gaous uruvcf'!lltle!l nnd collegtt" snap up
quaUfled rnlnonuc It l'OOm~t however
that l...e\<\1s nnd Clark could concentrute
recruflln& tho~o mJnoritJes o•pcclaUy
those in the Northwest who appreclnte
thlt. area and want to further their
education hero uch n mtJ\.o would only
enhance tho college " standing .
The new college adminlstmtton Is
fonnulAtJng a poUcy on this Issue
President Gardner Is doing n great
service for thu cnmpur. by organizing a
campu~ -wfde Affinnatlvo Action Task
Force of students. faculty and staff We hAlve como far alnc.u April t968.
but mclal terudons stlU run high A& long
as this continuo"· we haw not como far
enough Two wookll ago. two Miami
policemen allegedly vloln tt:~d their patrol
area to investigate In tho produmJnantly
black secllon of Ovt!rtown . an Incident
which ended In tho pollee shooting
death of u young black mnn nnd
triggered two dayt~ ol rioting In the area
In 1968. one might oxpcct thltt, but In
1983, II become!! won moro sorlous
There Is n movomcnt to dt'clo.ro King'$
birthday , JanuMy IS. n nntlonnl holiday
like Washington nnd Uncoln It ·a n good
cause. and should be done Oomostlc
tt'nsion" must be alleviated . this cannot
be ignored, for It doe<~ not go awny. but
goes deeper
A "hltc man wrotl' thia editorial
There are no blncl~a on the nO'\~paper
staff That lsn t good The taak rorco must
\YOrk with o.gflhy nnd care to fonnulate o
working arrnngement before thtt last
class of the 1980" enter.-~ In fnll. 1985
These studontt' will stan applying In full
1984, and the college must be prepared
for this challenge Once the college
changes faco. It can hold It& he.11d high
• racism,
The crux of vacation Sexism,
explored in Hung'-4...&.
'A fKY DO WE LOOK FORWARD to ~o1ng
\' \' home lor 5ehool \Ia cation!\'> After
pending. or enduring. thu last W. ~k
"acation from the hallowed halls. that
qunstion began rattling around In my
rrund r \ come to the concluslon that It
r.crta!nly must not be tho ume at home
itaeJf W'C look lor\\:ard to but mc..-rely that
ono epUI &eCOnd after 6nala l1t'e over when
\-\.'C realize that \\-1! ili'C at last done Prom
thun on it !> all downhfU
The thins I hate mot~l about HtcatJon fa
duu I luwe to empty the dlatn.val'lher Juet
when I get myaelf com!ortnble ln front ot
the n• to wntch ~ond.ay Night t-oot ball or
something. I hear th1.6 II'Oitt> from tht· lrJt·
<·hen "Paul the dl hwnahcr needs t1mpty·
angr· Of ooun.e I end up miasing the Nfi.
pia.) of the M>.uon It happen& e'\ ery"' l-'ek.
And after bi:ing at e.chool for o long 1
alwaJ!j forget ·wtwre the dWtes that I'm
nmptying a.ro upposed to go 60 I ha\~ to
ul mom about half of tht>m \\'hen 6he
leila mt• I always thtnk to m}'IK!I( 'If thia
wen: m-' kitchen. I oertaJnly wouldn't put
that TitER£.'
My mother puts th.inga in stra.nsc pia c.
&pecia.lly the sih erwnrc f'or .a me l't!..\!>00,
we ha\'e lhn.'fl ditientnt types of apoona,
and they llllCh go into n different lot In thr•
drawt!l·, Now to me. a 11poon ia t1 apoon 1
don't have r.nough paticnoc:liO atand thton•
.. ,.,..ung out apoona wht!n I r.ould be
watchtng Monday Night f'ootb.lll
Of C.OW"'"C, tb«nt arc good thh'811 about
being home for \'Zicatlon.lt'a n1oo to6f:.•tht•
family and the dog agaln and 8l"fl how
thinp i1I"D c:hanglngm th.u old hom~town.J
apent a day dti"ing around town and
notic~ that thl!'m wu a new building on
Main S~t lf you Al'fl lntf"reala~ It's for
loaae.
When people go home for vacation. they
loo .. forward to e.aung ~ood food Any plr.a•
IK!re dcriwd from this lut. lo•· about a
wuek. After a week. you atart taJdng th«*'
decent dinr.e .. ror granted and loae any
appu:."tUon f'or them that you may haYt! gained during vour months 111 !'Choot At
leut I do l then start mi&stng thtJ Trail
Room becaur,.e tt is there that I tend to
mdulgc myself on doughnutl'l .md mill
wlws and pop. I don't get the~o thin&s at
home I tako aJI the good nutrittous food
I'm gonlng nt home far granted and look
fo.M1ll'd to retumi ng to iunk food And ifl
don t Uke what mom lr. cookJng. !>he tell•
me to cook whatever you want for vour-
~
self." I don t like domg that II s not that 1
don't know hO\"' I conbider myt.eii nn Ok
cook. It Is Imply that I know I will mw• a
me a That moon" dlny d.ishc'l ond
another load to be emptied b·om tho dis·
hwuher or worse yet. washing them by
hand It just isn t wortll It
The thing I hate
most about vacation
is that I have to
empty the
dishwasher.
Irs FtiNl\'\' HOW HABITh change whun
)'OU go home. too At M:hool, I comddcr
myaclf a very neat ~n My hal( or the
room can usually be dl'pended upon to oo
n·a~oonablv clean f"or ~me reaMJn, It Is • dlfft-n•ntat homl' I btlcome a slob Clotht!s
btotpn piling up randomly wllh the dlny
onua on tho bottom out of •lght. I don't
mak•· my bl'd untJI the nt)lft lima Jlnt{'nd to
ahmp in it, I( thlln If I m not bt!tng told to
empty thu dla.hwuahcr I'm bolng told to
ch:.~tn up my room
Prubably thf' best thing about vacations
ut hmne lb lhnt you ha\lfl a lot ol time to
think. I ueually spond tha first couplt'
wodut of vaution thfrtk.lng about tho
thing. I should h4tve donu laat te:nn and
thu latt couplu wueka or vacation lhtnldng
ubuut thtt thing. I intend to do ne~t tenn.
Wht!n thtl ne.-t VDC".alion rolla around 1
•JX!nd the flrat couple welui wondering
\.\lhy I dJdn't do the thinga I planned to do
during those last couple weeks of the laat
vacation.
So that'a my vacation. II really wasn't
anything to look forward to. To the Editol""
l om writing this Iotter from Hun
gary to talk about communism. Its
practice hero and its relation to
Lewis and Clm College The main
point' I want to talk nbout nre the
lto11ue' I find lnherent to LC
"CJOsm racism and schooltuJbon
Sexism is an issue that occurs
overvwhere In the worid including.
unfortunately . the socialist world
GO\!emmon t policy. of coun~o. Ia
strictly ontl·s&Xist here However
more than govemmen t pollcy and
toqualJty In job opportuni ty It~
required to eUmiruue chauvinism
in mnJe"
Sexism goes deeper than mere
public policy and rt~qulrot~ . I think.
tho active poliUation of every indl
vidual on thJs Issue It should ~
noted though that In a poll con
due ted by thr UN on the amount
of 'tmdiUonaJ \YOmen s \\.'Cnt
done by mon. both sociaU111 and
westem countnes ranked poorly.
however the M»ClaUII countn~
did ronk slllthtJy better
Rllctsm lfll an i~ue that wne '-OJY
big at LC lost yt:.ar Bnd 1 tu!lpect
that LC c:ontlnucs to be a bastion of
lnatltutionol rnctsm 1\'cb l am 11tliJ
walling, Peter CookJ
llunsruy also hn!i o probh1m with
rnc.ltm dt!4llng With lhe Gypslot~
1he dJITl•ronce Ill that the Gypsfee
don't want to uslmUate, while In the U :, mlnoritle." oro not allowed
to aR'IimHate
Other dlffurencel> between tht
US and Hungary are In govem
mont policy towards rrunoribea
Hungnry maJntaln~t an active affit.
rnlttve action program provldl!1
nat:J (•ducauon and Jobs ror tht
Gyp~lclt AI tho same tlmo. no hoa\~
officinl prcs,.'\uro is on the GypaiPJ
'10 that their culture Is not crushed
Progruss ha11 boon slow and yet tbr
patience "hown by the govomment
Is lmpro118lvo I think tho wn.ys in
which rnciNm It dooh with in tlun­
gnry can offer insights to LC 4lld
the WU!'II
School t ultion It~, of course, frtoe
In thl.' communist countrltt
llnrludlng unlvorsltlelll . Admit­
tance Into thc!>tl ~hoo ts Is not
ba!Wd on money but strictly mnriL
tho one Olltoptlon bolng if the 11ILt
dent 11 from the• woriu:1rs or intt._
gonfllill TIW worker's chlldron haw
priority owr the childntn of tht
intoUgensla 11\ls I• an order to
avoid o claaa baf!Cd on knowledft
(rom dtMlloplng
I doubt thc-.o ob'K'rvatlons \,g
pttnctt..tle tho pmk 11wcaters of tlv
propp•es but I hope th(• poople
who look for ani\W'Cnt wtu find
HOJnothlng to think about hore
·n1e RevolutJon i(t coming
F.Jdllng Juruor
Tim C.sl-.'ttt ...--·nes < 1uas ( •
CONVF.RSATIONS A
aU.~ centur on tl
JO\e to tn!Jc.aboutthclr'
lunri<lllll on 8 novel' •
ment for n !tla~e plaj
rnent when people l
!Of(Cther It 8 witt,
rers talk about the bu•
one will try to t.OU th
there arc any lends Ol
Idea Into print
That s undttnunndf
IJ'CIII..~:t rtskywntCI'8 nt b
ounce of wnfldenCl
competition Is st~
[,uoccss bccomus oxc:l
tho mort~ pre
reJe.cti on SucceM ift a
ran.un! arhlevi"B the h
dro.aded ob'ltaclot
•on from recognlti
!Cthl!! cnuy bualne
lhl'l'fl s one way for Of'1
wntcr to got nh~
1 easv. First the ~ •
enough that th~
an rntere t and tr'l •
manuscri
~u scripts sent th~
rP\...,.,. ond so a hopefU
Uule choice Ago
:ated manuscrip ts one
the new writer
For novelists and Rtl
Is somC\.'Yhat
10U6e:~ will read manu
them. although tho
no\'els coming i
uooen \vith nll the S
So the buddJng wri
One bemg the ag1
on agent cannot
It docs help 1 he
qenb. \\ ho nre al\'\ll
ofpeq
wntt 1
Aaents though are
hands are ued b
lUbiic at n po.rtlcular tJ
scnpt a
ll<ll4Jn!! it "going to be
aren t heine
11101'0. Tho agent will ~
to try something •
For thO!>C still hlp 10
at professlo nnl
of Chuck Ross, n
dOme yean-. ago
awnrd ·\~nnlng s
and sent copies
~\1\ers lncl uding tho
Dnnto>.! the nO\-.oel
Ross put hit~ psued
and the n!8ult
hou~cs accepted tt
Ro,~ had mado
~Uk·rpubiiJhcrs caul
fiction. or thnt an
little chance of g
OMt A.iJ\Y FIND n
thO!>C atJU cJingto,
1\vo Jn the cu"~"
'"'"'· Chuck Ros~ apJ>l
0 5eeond Ot<tJ>or:lmjll(
laqJctod screen
1 to lt7 agonclos
of Amuricu.l, ...nr
lllt4Uron Ia ruu·n&-duui
C.Mablanca
Par those of you
I"""'U114fl•C' B I. th 0 c Jatlj
filmwhJchwo
and Best SCI"'Mln
Roa.s subrnluod
under tht' title
C..Ome.s to
leila h. are ucou•
Of the 217 ~~Bencles.
unsolicited 1, tho
le to
tr tho
poll
\lty
trol
'ltly
ill
ng's
Jny.
ood
c
J,ot
but
:>er
must
late n
I
5
p fa.lt
a red
~gh
are not allowed
e:f between tht
' are in gO\'t!m
a.rd.s mJ non tiet
an active affil'
1f9C1 m providif1
nd jobs for tht
\9 time, no hoa'~
' on the Gypl'ltt
-els not crushed
slow and yottht
Hhe govorolll(Jnl
•Ink the ~ya In
ealt with In tlUI'I'
Jghts to LC 4nd
or coun;e 6't'f
nist cou ntrlt>t
it iet~l ,\dnut
schools Is noc
ut strictly mr.11l
being It the alit
~rken. or intd r's children h.l~
children of thl
I~ an ordur to
d on knowfll~
bsetVilhOn!l \\iJ
swoote"' ottht
ope the pt1oplt
swen. "~11l find
about hero.
is comins i
lcoNVERSATioNs Asotrr ~vritlng usu­
ally c~mttlr on tho nrt lt8Clf Wrttcn;
101nlknbout thclrideasandwarll I m
•• nr'ILing on a novel or· lve n great treat­
''""n' for a ftt~e play Ia standard com
mt'nt \'\-iH'n people lnterostcd In writing
toguth<-r lis with hesitation that wn·
11.,.t41k ubout the bualnoq of writing. how
orw will tn. to t-oll thu Idea and whether
tht'J'O nro uny lt•ads or contacts to put the
Ide a Into print
11\81 s undl•rstonduble. for ony arllsl
:rre4,~ naky wawnl nt be "'t and anyone with
0unc-(• of c-onndence In his work knows
romJ)(IIItlon l~o stiff Tho po:JSibiUty of
nll'f'CS"' bt.'t'OmOS OXciting when weighed
th(] moro probable po!VIiblll ty of
1\'ll!ltllon suc:r.e'- ~ is o mouvntfng fnctor for
.artl~t !l achlovlng the Improbable ; hurdling
dn•adt>d ob~tacles. and gnlnlng satls·
3!'11<>" l'rom recognition
If thl~ crnr.y but~lnoo;s ~ounds appealing.
·hrom 't~ one wny for any noveU~t "'CT'een or
.t'llflu writt•r to get nhoad get an agent This
t row Ptrst. the writer hu to be good.
:ouu enough that the agent is willing to
an intere11t and nv to acU the work to a •
~lJU~hrr or studio ;\ writer con try to
~irnum. ·ent tho agent mlddlorrum and go
tbn"1rtlv to the ~urco but for a Kreenwrt·
for Instance most studios will not read
manuscripts Producen. wtll
trt.ad 8Ciipts ..ent through nn agent, how·
,,,.,,. and )0 a hopeful scroonwriter ht left
Mit11 Uttlo choice Agents will read unsoU·
aled mnnu~~enpttl , and lfUked, will repres·
tho now writer
For novrllsts and stage writers the pro­
Is somewhat easier PublJshlng
IIIU&"~twill read manuscripts sent directly
them although the Instances of suce&·
novels coming out of that batch
\lpp~en 11 with all the frequency of Hruley' ~
So tho buddmg writer must l"nCt! facts
Ono betng the agent. Fact 1\vo being
an agent cannot guarantee success.
it da<!S h~lp The country Is chock full
a&ent ~> who are O)\~'aJl' kept bUS) by the
IJ'tmlburldance of people who think they
'~rite
~ont~> , though nrc not wine and ros.es.
hands are tJed by tho demands ot the
mbl~c at a panlcuhu tfmu If n writer has a
\vnttcn tiC'l'ipt nbout cowboys and
:ndl1sn , It 1> going to boa hard· sell. because
aren 1 being mado much ony­
tnon> lhu ugcnt will probnbly telJ the ""'""
to try something "more marketable ·
f'or tho~«t sttll hlp to tho Idea ol making a
at profesRional writing. regard the
of Chuck Ros~ a froolanco joumnlist
somu yean~ ~o retyped Jeny Koslns·
award winning ~u1p:. in manuscript
and wnt copies to 15 different pub-
11.11"... Including t.ho ono that had first
..... ,"" the nowl
Rou put hit. psuedonym on the Tnllnus
and the rosult wnA that not one oft he
S hou!\c, nc!'epttJd the wort.. for publica
fto.,, hnd madt' a atrong Cil&e that
ther pubiJ11htmo t:Ouldn t recosnize e'cel­
lkllon. or chat an unpubUahed writer
lltth• chance or gettlf'l8 recognition
0.\tl MAY PINO 11115 cynical and for
tho'lu 111111 clinging to hope~. hur1l't1
TWo In tht! cun'6nt l~ue of Jo)/m l..·om·
'~nr . Chuck Ro,.!'l appc.u'8 with an article
• ll(ltond Ollporiment hu d.Jd 1'tus lime.
lllrglltod scroon agent11 Tht> HCript hu
to l17 ogonclua llh•tfld by rhtl Writer·s
fUIJd or \morlcal. with only one minor
on lo Mm&-chnn8ol, was none other
Caaabtanc cJ
for th~ of you who may not know.
ru·a Ia tho claMJc 1943 Uumphmy
Oftlf 6.Jm which won Oscars (Ot' Beat Pte­
and De-.t So-cunplay. ll'a an oxce.lhm t
Ross submitted It with psuedonym
under the Iitle of the originaJ pl~v.
Come.t ro Ricks. 1be re.ults. ••
tolla h. a.re aatoundlng
Of the 217 agendus, 90 would not road
unsolicited ecrtpt seven never
13,1-J,
'·
Is ettin published
an impossible dream?
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denllv were loti ln the mllll lanoth11r wri· • tcr s nighfl'ru.lre l.
FJs}lty-fh.e af{encies did road the scnpt,
and RoM M)"'i only 33 of th~m rocognazed
the ploy. Ono agency wrot~ Ros.': "'Ha~o-e
some exct>UPnt ideas on ca llng thl&
wounderf'u.l !K'lipl, but most of tht! actors
""' dead."
Forty-one agcnC'Iea rewr.tod the IICnpt
first off. '11le uroniahPd might ask ··why7',
and the answ-er, as somo lgPnle polilt!ly
told RoM wtthout recogruz.lng tho &e:ript.
Is that studl01! aren 1 buying CiJSilhlttncn&
anymore 11\e agent5 told Roas that what's
•lUng ant eACapiat Olm&, two hours that
leta an audience forget tho out ldP. world
<tnd nO it problems
SOME 'AAY CRY fN ANGUISH hem ~ and
cL.t.lm thi6 i6 not trut! Look. hOWC\'Or,
at this random Uat of tn.l)or lllme playing
this wePk In Portland theatru : Kis.s Ml!
Goodbye l"lf you Wllnt to 13ugh otnd have •
good lime, thi!' t5 them<Me ");Spn1J8FtNer
("Your big chance ro go totAlly cruyf?;
Toot!Ji~ ; The Toy; But Fri~nt:U: £ T. lit h.ad
ro be tnid &Onyt; 1\irplane II; ~J< ~er.u: -43
Hounr; Still of the o"'t'glu, and The Da'*
Cn.-sra/ •
Of lhC$4! 11 films. seven can be consi·
dered comedles.. t\1\.'0 are fimtaa.aes. and fl.\ o
ure thrill era E.capi11t by any ocher name Is
•till escap~t .
Ca&'lblancs is also escaplam but or a dif·
ferent son. Films today have more loose
acnon and are more blatant than the ti8ht
JCnpl ond aubUe lnnuf!ndo of Cuabl1111c&
Ca.sablant:ll holds a bmelcaa plot. while
110me films today are reacb' foro buria:l plot.
Ptrrhaps the mo~t amazing elmnent of
Ros,·s deY:fce ia thai 12 agmdes Uked
Casablanca as Roa ~~ II. fJght noticed
the simJiaritv to the tUm. but four, remarka· • blv, did not. Of the four. three wanted to • rep1 esent it, and one wanu.-d to tum It Into
a n0\,1. One of these agencies told Ross the
~pt """Ould be p"'el)' good far 'IV."
Another qency actually 1ubmHted the
script to a atud.io for conaideratlon. with·
out Ross's consent
For the writer who tS nel" cyrucal, bitter
and dJsiJJu,loned. COnSder the WOicU o£
Natuha Kearn. a Portland litenuy agent.
Kearn waa !\urpriaed at RoN'• results,
though she sa.ld she could unc.lcr.ttand
both I he publisher 's and the wnter'a point
of"iew.
"On one hand. it's hard findang good
mnnuliCripiS when there'$ 10 much tonk. ..
said Kearn. ''On the other hand, It's mally
dillicult getting publiahed •·
Keam"r-e:cplanataon of an a.g«-ncy'a
l'"BS1tblanc:a blank?
"A lot ofread~r.s tend to bo thuyou08~1
:Jta.lf and the least k.nowtcdgeablc'" of an
a.gency'a ~ "'he said.
Kearn saad llgonts ht'.a.ltate to tlJJ<e on an
author "'1thout a pi'O\"en track 1"\.'COrd
because there's litUe money in it. She
advised potential wnters to 'be careful'
and "tw a cntical looJ;."at thcar woD..
Kearn ~d writt.'f'S mould liCnd ro the
m:uita1t the.>Jre "'TiUng far, Instead of 111
random
.. ,'Wthors h4l.-u to be Jl(lSSJstent about get­
ting aollle'\,hcre. '' Mid Kttam. 'Pcntascent
writc.on will be succeMful .. ooon:hng to
Koam, a fanner manwcript rcadt:r in 'C\'\'
\'ork City, IOII.S thAn one p:n..'Cnl of"alush
ptlc" rn.muscripts Cworb not R!nt to the
pubUsber throlJ8h an aguntl ruat•h pnnt.
SUCt:E.S.."i "IS ALWAYS A CMPSHOOT,"'
eaid 1\oaro, ilddirlg that publ.illhing Is
above aU a buainl':$5 .
\\"riltl~ : don't get d.isc."'uroged; get
amar1. A writes-, u wuh an'' other artiat. -must keep pW1!.Wl18 Open anna are not
common. and a writer can make a ruoe
con\'uraatiun piece displa.)108 his rote.ctlon
.Ups Not all ~ncies are u mindleM ur
do.ed·mindt.od as th011e Chuck Rosa n»en·
t:ioned. but the truth tathat an tor art's sake
Ia raJ'e. though nol impoeaU)Ie •
And that. reuow aaibM, •• ahow
bu' &llleaa.
• 19&3 Pioneer Loa • rrun, rost,
~~:_~~~-=--.;;;i;;~~~=--::::~~--------_.::.._"PhOiO"bbvy imie Hie men
lC stud uta are bundling up 11 they begin to feel the bitter cold ofwlnterterm In Oregon. The Californian a and
thoaa from other warm we lUter places hl¥e been feeling chilly alnce about October but It ls now that even
tboaa from the last and Midwest admit It does get c:.old In Oregon. Unlike yeare past. wlrrter term '8Sstartedon
schedUle wlttrout Pf)wer outages, Ice storms or snow atorma. Along witts rein and c:.old winter term Ia
curacterlzed by a klint upedltlona. buketball seuon. swimming end diYingand trecllseaaon : a new set of
foFllm Serlu speakers and deadline for applications for aome ofnext year's overaeaa trlpa.bcltedover naw
cluaea, studerrtl trapae off to vart«M~a dutlnaUons . Even the frumen have deflnlnte I dell about where they
are going an.d ftow to get there. They no longer walllaround looking dazed and tripping over their own feet. The
freshmen feel lllle proa. But lt Is a lao during winter term thatthe worst depression aetsln for many studenta.
Pemaps It Ia because more stlldanta overload during winter term and the pre11ure Increases : perhaps
because there 11 no six weak break to look forward to or pemapa because the gloomy, rainy weather never
ceasn. More likely It Is a comblneUon of all of thea e. No more harried than usualwlnterterm atLCttaa begun
agaln.
Design.
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Helping People Learn.
Pio~~er ~g·s ~roduct~on manager pobitio~ involves U6ing and learning all
these .skiUs to synthestze the staffs talents anto an attractive finaJ product
Experience. Satisfaction.
T~1e position iti open for \1VintP-r and Spring terms. Interested? CaJlthc
Pmneer Log at X232 or 233. starts 198
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Pres~ntation Includes over 3,000 Images,
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Wednesday, January 19
3:15-5:30 p.m./dinner break/6-9 p.m.
Council Chambers
Students Free General Admlsalon $3
Pioneer Log, January 13. 1 Excit
Tlw anerg(•ll
'hamuf'r solutNh
Agnu ~ rtnnagnn 1
lllur~da\-Junun11
11n .111 \IO/{Irt c one
• II do«·~n I mnll
tikl' ('la~siC':l l muslt
rt·rt \\111 ~OOf., ~
&Otl-l<' , ~yr. Jcmy l
tor of thu S<·hool ol
"It doesa
classicaJ n
knoc~
l1ll:. htghl\-prol1
hns bn.-n ucclnl
chnmbcr musk fit!
with u t·omploto ro
250 \\Orkli. und 25
\\nllun ot-~paciully f1
\\'hal the Naw
soloists ure, It-a g
skilled r hnmb
Leudde.rs .-.aid f...od
other things thnl I hi
lndindunl. profe
careers
The resullls th.1t1.
Hum
Bing
Decc
Pow~
Help
Pione1
de die
Be 1
Come
Temp,
Applica
• Edito
• Asso
•ArtD
• Layo
Pioneer Log, ts
his 5-
me of
.,ieties
ages,
tJS to
apher's
.m.
on $3 Exciting
"Tiw OJHH'f(flllr N<•..._ York
Churnlwr Solohtll'l ·will np1war an
i\gnc•s f<lunugan Chnpt•l lonll(ht.
tllUr.IC..Iny Junuon tu, lu prc~ocn t
, an all Mot,nn c ont l'rt
"II dot''" t millltJr whcthur 'r"OU
likt• rla,o;arul mu11lt 01 not. I hi . c:on
1 o1'1 ,,,u knock \1HI uut ol vour
sor"-" ·, "'•' • Jt·~ I tttoddon. Dirt<
tor ur till' "idmul ol MIINIC ,.II lt!WlH by a flll'"'lnn lor 11t holurly fiam11110
•tnd ~ubla tic•!'l, I huv i1 n• mur"t' pi dCtl
cal. mom conc:umtld with <1
-.tn.ughtforv. ·<~n.Jc onununk.lllon ol
the mu11lr
'Thvv hau• a ""'Y ""dUng
ampu(:t on audlcm·eJ> .,,. th'l) aro
mu111er IL•t.hntc:lan"' hlghh profl
cionl, highly lnUIIIf'llf. u•uddur
tk.lid '"I he 'Pint ''' tlw1r pt•rfor­
monnt Is \lAV h1gh t•m•r g)' ·•
Tlw Nm .. \'ork <'hnmbt•r Soloist11
have tclurt•d l-uropt·. lo~atln t\mt~r­
ica tht• f,,r f~lll tlw ~uth Pucilk,
fill doesn't matter whether you like
cJassicaJ music or not, this concert wilJ
knock you out of your socks."
nlb hlghlv prolos.-.lunul group
hll!o lu,cm ucdnimnd In tho
duu11lwr mu11h flt,ld r~lnce 1957.
with ,, t·omploh• ruputoin.• of ovt1r
250 works nnd Z5 t.ompolli tions
~\-rltlf' n U'lpN·IoJJy rur thom and lhc llnatud k..lngdom lhf')'
h..1vt> also bt•on In ru!\ldt•nc t! ul the
\'cnnont Mut-icnl 1 oshval :~lnru II
bl!8nn In 19N arm at LC
'.\hat thl! Nt~ York Chamber
Sololl'>t~ tll'tl, 111 a group of h1ghl.)
,ktllcd r humbt•r solou.t:.
lL'Uddt~ 'laid Earh pcrfonncrhas Michael ford. Olrt't'lnr ol tnm
pw. Event" !'4l)jd, '\Vtl won• looking
for a ~wJJ lr.lvellcc.J chamber group
that has brood .tppt•al It 'lhould l,.,
" wry nice concert
Tickets are avnflublc for ~ to 1 C
:.tuden~ . S4 for student" and
~ruor cui-tens. nnd ss gcnllrnl
odmaMion . from 9 am until5 p m
m thu campus C\.cnt& offiC'c nt•ar N.Y. Chamber Solof•ta wnt perfonn In the Agnes Flanagan Chapel Thuraday , January 13.
othrr thlnglj that they do. separate
lndlvldunl profciiMonal ~olo
caroc~
11lc re .. ultltt that unoncumoored
Humor.
Binges.
Decadence.
Power Trips. the lnformattC>n desldn Templeton
Center Tht.: tackets , .. 1u aJ•o be
,,\!8Uablu at the door of the chapel
tomght
Help Change the orld.
Pioneer Logs April Fool's Issue demands perfection and
dedication unusual for any rational human being. Sound fun?
Be There. r uare
Come with ideas, or come alone. January 18, 4:18p.m.,
Templeton Cellar.
YIEM KIMTAH
Applications for Editorial positions ore now being
accepted for the 1983-84 staff:
• Editor-in-chief
• Associate Editor
• Art Director • Photography Coordinator
• Photography Technician
• Index Editor
• Layout Editor • Copy Editor
• Headline & Caption Editor
Application forms are available in the
Yearbook Office-Lower Templeton .
Oox 136, Ext. 231
DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 26 • 5 P.M.
Pioneer Log, January 13, 1983 Pros and cons; off and on
Roaring up Terwilliger thr-ough
huning nun-<~nd ram hun-swhcn
you re rtding a Hond.n-.tiptoclng
two miles hom In total dmness
after ~tudytng late in the Ubi'TU)':
smugly bypa.s,lng the Suga llne •
thi:. 16 the talc of four Luw•" and
Clurk \\.'Omen who on> liv10g off cam
put\ lor the RNI Umc
Thc~four tudentaare LvzCns· • poll .,ophomorc undeclared
ma,or ~uc MCI\J1:11cr junior, bioi·
ogy J\.lthy Coghill <Oeruor, biology
~nd \lila Coleman , junior,
communtC'<l iiOnl'l
The wont thing about li~;l'l8 off
cumpu:. J!i transportation ," Cnspell
~id ~h·hou~ematc.sand I h.a\e to • catch two bWJC'\.It ~o cold and the
busto•s area twa\ late. I ha\v to land • there for JO minutes, tn:ezing. bO 11
Joo~ Uk.e I'm ~licittng. " hu t<aid
~ince the buses don'& run at
rught 1f 1 ha' o .1 night da "' I NMt to
gut ofT at Jat:kAon Hlgh ~hoot and
walk. tri~;p~U 'Did But that''\ the
onh bad thing aboutllvifl8 off cam·
pus, hr sald
, ho oo 1 thlflg lb ha\lfl8 pri\llC)'
when I want and having bOmeone to
talk to af I want t got to pick who I
, ... anted to Uvc with Cri'lpell !l<ifd
lfl'\ie had a b.ldd on campus I
go home and ll''l rooU\ home.
Thure ., a couch. a telt·vi"ion -.at .,
lamp It 'I a hom • •· Cn!!ipeU ~d.
"A dJ&4dvan tage h; clt•anlng our
own tollot And 11'6 amazing how
much toilet p.lpt!r we go through ·
Crispell wd
· \\ e each buy our sroct•ries
~W!parato lv Cooking for one Ul
wetrd " but not Nvi08 to cat at
Saga is SJ"('at," Crispell said McAllater sa1d the worst thing for
her wa "at'TMn,ct In dass 60akin,ct
~H>t . I entoy ruling my hic~vch .•.'' he!
..a•d but not in the nun
,-\ctualh the•ramJ!In llhatb3dtll -can change out of nt) wet dot he• ,
buttidinghomuln thedarkwath no
h,cht.s wasn 1 much fun " \lc.\Ji5tt:r
&aid
'The bcl\1 thing about IMng off
campus is being able to do things
when I wnnt.' Mc·\JI!IIcr Mid "I
don tha\etosrop\\hatl mdolfl8al
5 p m to go e•u dinner at Saga..' she
said
"I Uke the d1s1rnction5 U I don 1
"'-ant to study. I am puller around
the house.'' McAlister ~Jd Nl c:mgo
aero~ the street to Sol ft.'\\ 'a\' and r.ec -pt>Uplc who haven't thousht .1bout
~tudytng an year.>, • he s:sld
BY8t.>tUngawayfromM"hool . I m
not as chAined toaroutmc ." Mc\Jt •
1er Mid
CogtuU 50Ud tht• \\'Or;l thing for
her WDb l.lundr. . "I ndt• rm btkt! . -t"\'CT)"""cre so to ge1 m) laundry to
a laundromat a a real hn It•. she
~ud
The bcist thjng is dmn•·r tfmt•
tog~thcr , .. ith my hou.,••matt•s \\ e
a.Jwnys sit down 3nd 1'~1 dinner
together ; togh!ll "<lid
\'ardwork <~nd housL"\'-'tlrk take
a lot of timu. but l don t mind doang
either:· Coghill ~·d
Coleman -.aid "I vofoundttreall\ -e.tsy to run up S53.4i m lung·
distance caJ.ls now thAt I N\'t: 11
phone. And con\1ncang m) If to
ride m) Honda 1\\o miles to tho
library In the dar\ and pounf18 nun
for ~me readmg that s on l'e:>4.'r\'U
isn t easy, but It~~> wonh 11 lor the • frevdom I Nne OO\\"
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Faculty. A 2¢/gal. student discount on
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Pagel omen hoopsters
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Arhlrt John-..ton
ll( \110 nc.._.. Lq.
\\'ilh :~~0 on thu clock and
mmnt•ntum gomg thl'll' wn\' tlw
Pltmc(:J ' '~:omt•n 's b.l:-.kt•tb.1ll lt.~m
ntx""lllt•d to 0\ t•rcomc zs tiH .. potnt
th•lirut to f,.,,wm 01\•gon Collt·~·· to
\\in llw•r il.n.t gnme ol the ~1350n
'rtHi) had !ought h.1r~ trom a
fourh>cn poant m.-:tf).'ln ;and hopes
\\tn•h.gh
l'ru .... tratum soon 6t!t in though oe;
twu nu"'"oo hob and 3 p;ur oltur­
nm't:O> b\ l.t.>~.\ll> and C:lnrio; '' l!n-. • quit kly ron\ t•rtud into gumc-
\\lnnulg batlk~tli ll) tht• E:uih\1'0
l)l"'('..gon \lountn! ."
l rouldn t find thu~-cond,,,nd
nm:dt'tl to ~low the Mountlt• ~;;
nttark a~> thtl'\' ta .... t·hrokt• to il thir-•
lt.'Cil J)()llll, 65·52 \iCtOf)
It ''Ill' tlw tenth struight lol-s tor
dw l ,C women in as m•lll)' g:unt'' But It wa~ t>~.lidtmt Saturday that
rlwn• hn~ bt."t'm no f(l\11'l( up
~c1 bt••ns pickod apnrt fo1 thti
fiNI ltlll minute.' ol tlw gomt• ,md
Untlh~ tht' 1\•lllll dO\' n b\ t•lt.>~. t>n
point!\ Sue Jlt•tt•f""un, hcnd Ctl.lCh
adjwuod tlw h'.tm'., dt•ft•n!'lt' to ,,
Z· 1·2 zont•
This ~tiOod thn Mount it• oiJcm'o
AllO\\lO~ l C' llllld b\ "ophomore
F. mil •1\t•lsnn '' ho l>f'Ort.>d 14 ol htU'
IS totnl point' m tho 6r.o~t l\.'lll. to
cloSt' tht• gup untl ICIH' 1-::.n~wm
On)ftnll u nm ftu tht•lr mom~ ·.The
hJ\ltliOIC l 'l:Ort' \\liS 3J.;Il-PIOS
tmtlliVl
Guon.i-1 ,\n\) Brooks and Stoclt
Smtth ptomltln•d a stmnK opentng
Jivu rninlltl'' of tht• 't."C'Oild half for
I C. Al\t'r taking .1 37 JS luad II
lookt•d ll8 though tlw Ptos might
chnlk up' ttl or\ numbor one
\\1lol ~c·umt•d almo.o;t too good to
bo tnu ~ "' 311.. I t M>On loll onto hard
tinw c;topp' ploy n•~ultt•d In lllf'
Streaking bucketmen shoot
past clawing Linfield Cats
L:tbl Friday night, lhc l..c\-..1~» and
Clark men's b:tsJ..erball team broke
a 6ve game lo'Ul8 treak by defNI·
•118 tht• I.Jntield WUdrntr> 7-I·S~
bnnging tht!ir n.>eord to 3-8
fllc U. Plo' came out ~trong 10
&he fiNt hlllf against "'hat ~ml•d
to btl a rolhur t>IOY. unficld 6vc
l·inally tht:' Pios demonstrated that
tht!)' wt•re a team to be contended
\\1th aud took a ~rrong hold of the!
game• l1Ari). Cheered on by a large
hom., nrowd the Pioneer:. grabbed
lho h.'ad and did not Call behind.
~\Jlt.'f' n wchnical was t•3.lled
again~! Linfield's coach, Tim
Mllll!l. th • PiD!-too~ command or
tht• gamu and be-gan to piny "ith a
plui. that llle \\tldcaUI seemed to
b! locking
ltt•r halttime \\lth the soon.•
tanding o:st LC 33 and Unfield 2.3
the \\llldcats tore onto tlw court
\\1th a bur&t ol unergy thnl waan t
t!'\1dcnt in the 6nt hall but thu Plo~
wt~ tired up a~ well.
Pla)i08 a much tigh&t!r dufenl>C
than has bct:n \\ltne~d .. a far&hib
seiUiOn the Pi~ held off the Wild
calf. m the &eonng d1•panmon1
while LC'& Sh:vt' Volr.. junior
scored o game h.lgh 2.Z poin111 and c.1p11un stc ... c Rullman b(lruor
scon.>d 15 pomt~ srud a dJ<,rrut.)-~d
\\ 11dcat· \\'t• \' t>run't Rhooting
\\CII al ollr
\\nile thf> lt.!..llll In general S('OffiS
to ha'e potontlal to do wuU ttu~.
r.o<tM>n, 11 1~ not \ t.!l evident m the
wm t'ntcgol'\' S3YJ> a.ophomore Bill
<>Ida ''\~~ ·n: a young team but
don 1 rule u~o outr
0 ·lcnMlappcared to 11 wtJakn~
for th~ team Ill tht• p4tot but f'nday
night thO) '"'llt'll in top fonn ln both
detent> and oiTunac Howovm •
rcboundJng "'ill p1118UCld the Ptos
ar; om· ol thtltr wtU~kne~~o .. e~ In the
gnmt• agamst lJnHt•ld
Although LC isa very
young team, they
seem to be
impro\'ing with every
game
Although u; '" a \'Cf) youns
tt~m . the)' e.oom to be improving
wtlh t"\.'Cl) gamu and that \'"'" cer­
tainly true t-nday.
'Ole Pio~t will bu at home ne'tt
Wl'Uio. wtw.n they luke 011 Warner
Paclfit TUesday and Pacific Uruvcr­
!>.11)' Priday The wct-kond wiD clo:.e
with a gnmc at Columbta Christian
AJI thrett gamo& \o\.ill beSJn at 1:30
pm
Keep us posted on weekly events.
Hurry! Our Publick Occurrences calendar
needs coordinating . Someone with wit and
basic graphics sense. A lot of events, on and off
campus, need publicizing . And you're the one
who can do the job.
2/3 credit and grade (optional) .
Contact Norma de/a Cruz or Todd Nissen, ext 233. LC
Box 21. T em pte ton College Center.
yping is a remarkable talent
Do you have typing skills? Organizational pro­
wess? The gift of making people laugh particu­
larly when they're under deadline pressure?
If ~ou answered yes to all of the above, consider the
offtce manager position on the Pioneer Log. The news­
paper. needs an enthusiastic individual to handle typed
mate~1al. departmental information and board and staff
meetmgs.
2/3 credit and grade (optional) .
Contact Nonna de Ia Cruz or Todd Nl11en, ext 233. LC
Box 21. Templeton College Center.
Page 10 all short against Eastern
nO\ Cl" mht~wd o;hoth nnd a lark ol
n.•boundto 1 hn M(lunth• thonktul
for tht• mt~>lul..nto ubllgt•d b' runnl ng
oil tun unon~wt•rcd pOII\Ito
Bt'lurtllht> Mount It• could tx•gln
cclt•bratlng. l L 'Mn"' tlull Junwr
"parked tht' rail} thnt bmul(hl tlw
Pto" wtthmlino h\ umtnhuting two
quid.. but:J..ct., .md n pull ul
rcboundR Hull finltolwtl ttw f(llmcl
"ith nhw point;. und t·tght board
Th~ finn I 1\-vo mlrluH~ \\ un dl~>
ht.•artt•ning olb tht, roll\' loll '>hOrt ol
pmductng "hot coa,·h Pt>terson
and com pan,\ dt>spt•ratl.'ly nt•t·d-n
• \\,n.
\\ ,, got •I linh• tln1d nt the end
PtliCNOn 'laid but Wtl toltltht• \Qtl~-o
II wn~> u \Of) ftOOd gomt• ----
-U: could be on tho doOI'lltup of
tho tiiUsl\ c• nnd I on~ 0\ en· duu llNI
,,,n J\ccot·c. lln~; to l'(llcn.on tha
girl:~ al't' tin1d of lo8ing and thn~
want tn do !'lomethlng nbout II you don't! Veteran LC guard Amy Brook.t aecurn bnelne
Saturday In 65-52 to., to Ealttm Oregon.
HAS THE
Volcano Supreme
B.M.T.
Subway Special
Sprcy Italian
Italian Express
Meatball featuring
Pepperoni
Sausage
Roast Beef
Pastrami
Turkey Breast
Ham
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Alaskan King Crab
Shrimp
Tuna
Genoa Salami
Bologna
Cheese
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Pioneer Log, January 13. 1 Spar]
~Johnston
~lhe ...... l4
11le wuter hod oo
66llle th•s wel'ktmd
Pool 0" Coach Gn'1
tho Pioneer I'!Wim tell
10 Paciflr Lutheran f
f)"ldn~ and the l..c\1
RelAyg on Saturday
Whllfl tht! LC m(ll
\\ere outscored by tl'
honed PLU team 81
\idunJ performonco
the mcc1
Ch.ri tdi~K~n . o N
qualified for nnlionl
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Monday
9·10
Glgl Munson
10·12
Dilly D.
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12·1
1~
Kortos Kobollero
3-5
MorTho Humphre
5-7
P.egls Ouli\e
Captured live
1·9
Dovtd TrOffer
9-H
Concty.O
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SUB
S.W. Barbur
d, Oreg
: 245-0337
ru Thurs.
-1:00
Sat.
-3:00 8
! Sparklin~ Edison litiiiii
PdJ8f1 Johmton « 11-. l"'orlllCCI' Lql
wo wnwr hod b{lnJly had tlmo to
telllt• thla wcclwnd In l.ohntbautlr
PoOl ttll looch Gory Emblun and
thr Plorwer IIWfm team played ho'lt
10 Podflc-l uth<:ran In a dufll meet
f)'fdny ond the Lowi& and Clark
Rt>lll)llt on Snturdny.
whilll thtl l.C men and womon
\\l'f'C outtlcoN'd by th<' more condJ
uoned PI U team, 11omo fine lndJ·
\iduol pcMormancw. highlighted
tht• mt,.,t
Ctui'l f.di&On a lunlor who hu
quallflod for nationals In each of
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........ ,~ hla huu two ~uaon11 ut LC pnc ,,d
the Plo mon with n Jl<ilr of flr,.t
plnco finlslw11 l'dlson flnlaht,d out
front In tho 200 yurd buttrMly ond
the 500 froc \vtth llntttte of 2 01 and
4:.56 re'lpuc:-11\'U lY
'\nother fintt ploc(l Rnt8h came
from 110phomore &Al•llun~& In th~
SO yard Crct·~tyla with d time of2J.Z.
Lee pnraons 11ophomoro ,
pushed hard for n M'<"Ond In the
1000 free a short swimming
marathon of forty lap! PaMon11 6n
lshed In a Ume of 1026 only four
~ccond'l off the winnc•
Edtson ond PBMOnl'i combined
to1enta with Mark Waggoner and
Hnnk VM0vko for an outatnndlng
-t11lort 1n th(• 800 vnrd l:rT~8tylf1
l"lliU.\ Tht.: fouraumc llnlalwd In
7 :JO two 11cconda faatt~r thnn tht.•
tlmu nuoducl to qualify for
nallonalr.
11w "torvwn" much the Jamt· for
lht> \WCtlen AJihoUIPl PLU came
out on top In total points the Plm
llhowt'd undonioblf' potenltttl whh
110me tough lndivtduol timr!
nunr sole winning efTon came
from Sandy C.a~olgne a freshman·
G..tllgolgne won the 100 &eo an a
time• of 57 l. She then ~Wnm to a
third In tho zoo bre.aatstrolw
Mary Roberge waA another
bright spot for the Plo!l f'nday 111
she clocked In two 1'>8C0nd place
finishes Onl' c11me In the UJO back·
atrokc and the other In the 200 fn..ot•
Robcrgo wn.s followed ci05Ciy by
Bctay Roach who finlw-d the zoo
fhll' In third 10.. LL
Hoh~rgc qualified In scvon
11\"'ln t~ last ye.tr as .l rreshmnn
coach l mbll'n !'laJd of tht: WI"'WUIP
'-wtmmcr
It IR atilt relatively earh in tho
'W!o"'n according to ~bien . who
i11 not particularl y wom~>d about
toom sco~ at thib point in timu.
''\\ e wo"' on a lot of enduro.nct> .,"
£mbltm AWd \~hile wu ~im Robert Oskes
Competitor tak" • dJw In Saturday's lAwll and Clark Ael.aya.
slower during the )C<lr, w • comu In the t'lghHe.am mtlt!t sarurda.). third plat finasht• In the 300
from bt'htnd fast at tlw end " LC swfmmtn tuin~d wt~U . The men breaststroke nility and th • ZOO fn..'t'-
~immtng require.<~ 01 Jot of dedi· 6ru!'>hed 5tx:ond by totnling 110 Th., majority of pomts for th•
calion ilnd for LC b'Wimmers to po1nt11 behind PLU'& 142 u the women camr. ~1th runner-up lin·
men qunJU) to entt.'t meet. thoy womt•n t>nded up third ~ith 93 ishea in the 300 Oy, 300 bro:lst • .soo
must attend a rrunimum ol be\.1!0 poants bt•hlnd P' J and \\ hitman mf>d.Jm: and the 400 i m AdditionAl w
two·hour praclice!t each mid-wt."f'k. \\ho tallied tJ and 102 potnta ~~oeores resulted from third place In
For tho;>C who quuUfy they can l"eSpt'Ctn.cly . the 400 fre~ and 500 print mcdle.)
look forword to a tnp to Arkansa" The mt'n captured 6f':'lte m tho relays.
for Satlonal11 Tht> meet wtlJ be huld 800 und 500 yard &restyle relays.,\ LC 1\\.imme~ ~ill be on the
In the renowned cny of Arkndel· trtplt!l of R(l( ond place fini1hes blocks once agatn thu• ~.:ckend an
Phln Yes thnt 'n ... "'t 1\r'k;Jdelphia camoln the 300 Ov. 400 free and ..WO a thro~·ay meet at Salem. thts Rob .. rt Oakes · &>· ' " Accordl"8 to Conch f.mbltm, 11'5 IndiVidual mcdlt·y relays \ddi· time taking on \~11lanllllle and
THEY'RE OFF _swtmmert anawer the gun ln weekend ectfon. not 100 far from Potsville. Ariwn1><16 tlonol point:. wcm tutmed wath sacramento Stat ~
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860am
93.1 cable Ski Report .. 9:20 a.m. & 2:00 p.m.
Off Campus Jobs 1 0:00 a.m.
Work Study World 11:00 a.m.
Newscast 5:20 p.m.
Rock News 8:00p.m. Concert Calendar 9 p.m. M-W
Club Calendar 9 p.m. W·Sat
KLC Magazine ·Tues. & Thurs. 6 p.m.
pr _.uced by Comm. 324
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
9·10 9·10 9-10 9·10 9·10
Glgl Munson Glgl Munson Glgl Munson Glgl Munson Glgl Munson
10·12 ~()..12
10·12 Jessica Farrell 10-12 Jes.slco Farrell 10-12
Dilly D. ond Dilly D. ond Jenny
Joy Allyn Joy Allyn
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llar1117 Dr. Dove Do I •-- Peter Corfln !Sreph Drown lOr. Rock Or .. Dove Ve JUr.,.v JI
1-3 1-3 Toro 1..:l 1~ 1~ 1~ 1~
Korfos Kobollero Toro Dove Jayson P.egls Du~ Dove Jayson Nk 6 Sreph Yukon Jock
Toro
~5 3-5 3-5 3-5 3-5 3-5 jon
Marmo Humphrey Orton Wilson Jim Wilcox John Fread Orion Wilson Yukon Jock 3-5
Cftg Alan
5-7 5·7 5·7 5·7 5-7 5-7
P.egls Duri\e Jim Scholz Jim Scholz Mortho Humphrey Unde Chuck Or. Dave s-a
~fry
Coprvred Uve Artist Profile Album Preview Copru~ Uve jon
17-9 1·9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7·9
Dovtd TrotTer Kurt Cortson I.e.. Cortson Perer Coriln Par Zweber IG._., Alan I' '"
Sunday Speatum
[9·11 wtrh
9-H 9·11 9·11 9·11 9·11 Mlt.lutt
Candy.() Jim Wilcox Uncle F~ nmJockson Maiko I ea 8-12
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In 1 :00 an Tha~\'f!r I profn ~on> It tlllnaun,
I n;tll h. nnd 7..nl\('_r \\ ahab oou<.'~llun \\111
dt m•s tht• wp1c \'dth all tlu I {
oommunlt' lm ilt•d to OOllHl and • partlcsp:lh
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lnl..rnnlhmal \'8snc:lutlon of Ru.,tnc r..
conunumc tlors \\111 ~ddn-- lund rni lng
&l"Jhh•m .... for c h.tntit in 8 lunrh~ em .utht'
~tunlt'< rlu H•• ... taurnnl lOtti~ l~ Ur•lmont
P<•rtJnnd I UlC repn•st!flhtlt\ • at ll I'
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t~!>cmhln ",II pia\ ftl 8'00 tontKhl 111 tht
Po11l11nd C•n1cr lor tht~ \ um.tl \11
rlmi S.IOI'l Is Stt for lht• public nnd s~ lor
PC"\ 1\ m I'IJT1 bers.
• rJlll• tlnn:. an• ,,.,Ill OJ,.'Il lor the C'o Ia
R101 It'll' ~pnng and!cr ~ummtw l'J~3
There arc no n~ulrt•mtml for tlu' gt•nnrnl
tutJ\ o£ CO!>lll Rlcn Trip to Panama and
l'\t r'Qgllll \\lll be fnclut.lcd Appllcallon"
are due In the (h-.noo Ollioo h ~rida\ ,
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Oalt• AndC'nton • room tonight Andet"'''on 11
n•.11ldc•n <:o dJnoctor ol Plat1 HO\\ ard doml
and tlw tc•nup ''ill '<l,art nt 7 p m Sling
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