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Volume 47, Number 11

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1983-01-01

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\Vhat Lf' has rPceived
in the pa~t ~c>venycars
fi·om Ell.
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lndums ol tlw f.'oionh,wtu <.:ua 1
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( onunul'd on pagt• :i rant
Stephen Beckham . lC Ht.tory Profeaor , Is worttlng a NEH Pro~
Comultant lo Improve undef"'tandlng ol human ttvol"femenl In Pedflc
NW.
19 BF tries to make budgeting process less pain ul
'l Sha dllumo
1m lllm!ltnp
It• Northwnt
18pnt(;tll
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0! II!!! I'IO!lfl!'.r I
Rnng 0111 ttw r·all'ulutUI ll 'llmL'
to do the hudgtlf
Tllllllnnuul \l'IMK'iutt•d ~ludont:;
of l.t.•Wis .md ( lnrt. 1 '\Sl ( I hudgt\l
pro< t•s5, \\ htt'h lttkl'~t pl.sc I' dun IV;
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conlu111ng lnJ.!ttr.tling tsntlt•\h.lust ·
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01'1:>1 OJ 7 .. 111 u" ...
Although pr-ohl••ms nm tU11ing
communtc.,llun bt•lwt·lln lite
arpntMIIun!i nnd Budgt!l ancJ
fliiiOCd IBFl c:ontlllUI' 10 ··~!il ,
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t'\pt•nent.t•d dunng tll\t unnual
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bucJgl'l prot u s llw lollu\'-1111( 111li·
de focu ~MIIIIht•l\\'0 31\ lb th.lt 81
"~or'-:5 wath; 11 Char'll'rt•d c.ts~.mtUt·
hont~ ,lJld 21 Comp .. n~<atsou lion
or..t.nurns and Allne.stton 1-'\md"
l'hl• bud~(l'l Jlf'Ut ''"' 1 nslnllow
n compruht•nMH' .and d••tntlt•u
budgt!l roport shm"J18 ll uctu.tl
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\'lOll lhc.tl \'Ullr Uul\ I tu Junu 30!,
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Pollud, ~P,...Ident of Budget and A~ focuttl
chM...tng Wid budgeting for Cart'\PU* org.ntuUona. on u-.21 J»'OitlCIIItn!i .md .11 tunl "~"'·nu• •
ollld '''!"'" t' trw th~ Jll'l' ••nl \'tlolf
.snd 31 pnttt'CIIuns lor tht· tollm,,rv;
,. 11. 11w n·pon mu .. t al o tnclud ..
.tn\' '''pl.tnoliou lor r•ur. ont
inr'l1'11 t•!l,lfld dt" 1\'11'4'~ :til ,,.,.11 as
pnltllt'h'd h ICI~,;J~ t·~ and Ut't """ '"
ltu 111•~• .} t•ar
'111'' ht •uw·• nn sullnullerl to
llw htlonn.lltnll unci Pl'f~rumnung
l'ununlllc • llPJ "hu·h r.:arutull.' -.tu•
tll••:;t>,Jchc.h,trtt•riJ.t •'dUitd n,.tt!'\\
'''"''''" Ill• omnttliCt• th••n
rnakt• nx·nmnwnd.1 lions to Rf lor hn•• Uf \'ic ,, I'J,Jmd••nl 8111 Pnllard
ucl Tlw '''!lpur~S•' IS u n!ln•slul"ll(
c•hJtnl(c• hum Jll "'wus \'I !.'In; ht•
-..ud
lltc IXIIIMihrJBtiOft Ol Ci!t1Uit1
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JXJSitl~•· n.• pun'!>!• \1 C•lnling lu
l'nllunl th•·1 • hu l~tJHn 'cun:>CII'll·
&lou& cllor·t on tlw IJ.l rt oft !\ ull"'t!
(.;Q\If1CIIItJ &II, OUI .uuJ f1:'\ II'\~ OOih
tlw bw~t·l nntl t•h,lrter cnt••n tor
f'CII'h Ol'g81ll~UJIInn In lhf' ~ I
lnlt,nn Jlion .md 1:\udti•'l \H'I'I.'
lum t'lt•d ll!gt'thcr , l'ullnrd s:ud
''There is a great deal of skepticisn1 of
where the money goes," Pollard said. "\.\'e
\VOuld like to legitimize uch funds used for
the internal working of ASLC. To my . ~·
kno\vledge this has never been done before.
''·" h hudgt•l OnL •' tho ch.tncr~ ,.,,.
ll'.tlltrnll'd Uf t'\alu.llt~ ttwm
bnr;ml on lht! rnltma w .. ~u h • u•.
'lltu\1 IH ~r·n•·hlll\' clOt•' nut mokP--.tn · qunllt.tlt\t' dt·m lOll~'> s:.inro this
Is 11ln•mh dnrw lhruUI(h lP. •
1\ total of 19 out of U 19/i!J S4
hattl,;l't pt'OfXJ tb \~l..·n: ·ubnull••tf
t\\u \\'f'I'Ks ugo on ttw Jan II dt•;ttl
· •wu would ~· u11 O\l•rfaJJJ"'~ of E;taill~t tur e;onw ch,, f1t!Ni, '' hu h bits
loullv "'•• un~:t•nli Ill Ullulloll :-.;,,\, •
'''PH• I!JIW't'llt d lnlonuuttun tnd
klmlgct 'I hrs h HI lwlpt.•1l tltgaruza­
llon~ hlo(lll'\' nut •• , " th \\hat lnlm
m.sllun wnnc orut \\ h 11 Hucl.gt>t
\\dillS
ll.) \\allmg until n..~unml•ndll
twns fli1J gl\'l'lllo u \~ ·~;t-1 hclh'l'
Jlt'r!IJ»t tl\ e on ''•" h f'haner Pol
lard ud
3 DAZZLIN G DORr\t HOOr.t AI .so consolid:t lion of grouJ)$
uch liS th • ManOf" 'POrt MJCtn·
llrm 1 \fSAI has JU'ow·n Ol(it\' pro
du It\,.. lor both tht> gn:•up n
opt•r.thon:.a.l pnlt~· and HI· ,. 1ft~"
t.'\'CJ" tlwn• un• proltlcms tn ll)mg to
CHil.'lOIId.sh• .all C:: hurtm \ IIIJ IDle
tht• n!llgrult!! group on ( ampu
and consoltd<JIL' llll'nL \'OU l.'.nd Ltp
lt.l\ ·~ pmh!Prn"' • Pollnru ul 1
rr~•J lh.tt b) lllll kct•pirt "''J!<lMllf'
tdcn1111cs, lht•\ wnulcln t lw• oft • -1118 !!IUuPill lht kind of pmtunJ
ldf'nllt lllJlt t•.adt mul\idunl mlJ
00 11'\11'1~ IU 6l>t!k he Mid \\h.)
11 I; tJwm ltJ cOn!ioUdutc tU l 10
malo. • our rob cas .. ~,.
tH hit" finall) allempr.~ '" d®r
up nn ambv:mtt ooncemtr\g
hmds for cumpt•nsallon hon01un
urns :mcJ ullor.:atlon .. ~• up In pn.•
\lOlls "~ rs tnr \'IL l11cn• is 8 -SJV.4ll dt~<'ll of W.pll• 1 rn OJ \\ h n·
thn monm• goes PoUartl :ud \\ l'
"uuld ltlu> lo t'.Aplam JU ttry and
lcgfumah• IJ( h lund usml lm tht•
inlt.>nud wur!k:sn~ of \~I..C I 0 Ill)
knlJ\\ lndgo, tht ha llll'\l't t~•Pn
dmw bi'IO~
\\ t.• l'lUnlll.th•d Ml-<.:nlh d (juasJ
zalloc oiled funds \\hit h ti{!f\'f~l no
pt 11u purpOSi• l'ull:tru saul hJr
,-.lUUIIplro then! \\,t!!lhe "fllslt• llo­
I::Sti{JU F1111d E.'r~uti\'P \IIU< tton
hmd 'lutlt~•• \\ eltan• hhu 110n
,_.\Jnd C..ontll\gt"llC\ 1'\md Uttd thr·
( .ontmu d on J).IJ;t=
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\\tlh IWtK b loth• and SB nno :1.:1:.d soft~r, 11 tudt•nts ru"' "JIIt!lflg up
tlwu donn JUC•m tltltl:tN· Jr 111 \It •h:m 1·11 hhT:III ,, he tow~ Uw m tt•
m\Jil\l' roouh uu r.anrpus.
4
6 PO\NDER PERF1 ~C'T
1 ~\IS ,and l l.ui\ 1\kiet"' '"'' ~~ 11¥: .111\\-llf'l\' hut dfl\\lllull Onlv twn \\~
ant'' th(• =-··•sort tltr• lllt'll It am h~l'o alnlo;lrl t hlllka!tl up sorno ell till• ht~
h!II~K'S If\ 1~0111!1.'1 ht"IUI
ONLY 111E GOOD BUHN-(lUT' YOl 'G
~·. ( tJ\111•::> '''011h tilt' ullrlJ8hlt•t'S llltd fiU.'-'\tJd d;1 lht r ltmdtJ r~ Ita\\'
tu put up \\1lh 1 otlu ,\ts..."~' tJU~Stwras the (~'ltlit o.nd (Xlllunllment tlw•
lllOJionrv "' the U · r.atnuuunsh gh\~ th(•m Charter obtainin -.......
l\·to.riAnno RArcUft
Of tlw Picll-r lA(t
'\n.) campus organiltll tton muNt
oo chAMttred thro~h the lntomtn
don and Pro~mmlng Board UPSI
bc.>fore tt can bP lund~ b} tho AA~
cuucd "ludcnt~> of l»wi~nnd Clart..
A!>U I
"~~c · don c budget all) groups.
\\c m the first gate vou pa~•
through before you go to Budgnt
and fmant"e.'' Junior Michael
L.twler, VIce-President of rPB q.Jd
a -ubdh1SIOn of rho SU. ont'
otthe roles of the Board Ia to ch4r­
ter ot'pNUDons To be chanered
muaru lh4t an organwalion ir.. up­
paned by other ch.u1ered group
tht> go\'eming bodie' and U!lwtU}
b\ ASl.C funds
l..ut term 6\'e ne\o'\' organiza tions
w·cro clw1ered. bnngtng tht• total
number to 15 The newadmi~•lona
wert' \\:atar Polo Students Togeter
Again~t Nuclear Destruction
!STANDI tho Psychological Aaso­
ci.ation Mru1ia1 \11&. and the \Unor
~J)Ol1" ~adon
An o~tion that want to be
chartered must first mbmil a char­
lt"T application Everyone on the
Board rec"ef\!e5 a copy and then a
\'t!l'bAJ proposal is made at the
8oa.rd meettns.A vote b then taken
foUO\'ing a discul>Sion of whether
or not tho orpnlzarion fulfil~ the
clulrtcnng critena which 1 pro­
\'lded "'ith the appUcauon
The ,~neral mteria i!' that rha O'l(llnlr.all on t'nhAnets• L.C as n
communi()' and plaV1 o wcial
nx:~tlon&l and or .-duc.auonal
function fhcn;; mu~tt be a 1'\"VO­
thlrdt ~·on!Wnt' \11' for n charter to bu
APllrovt'<i
f. ttr\ voar tho chnncl"'ll nrc
n"VfC\,~'<1 to ~tha t tho.v nro stlllln
accordnn<'t.' wtth the c-rlterio In the
lartl rovi~' thrf't• chnrtul'l' hod to be
r(Mr.ed
·w"' a.ro not a pollee taM force
Lawlt r ...aid "Wo nro just clNlning
up M>mu orgllniuuon~ . We wnnt
to help them set chartered but we
rove to ad\1!~e them about '\SLC
pohcy," he ~ld .
BIU Pollarct \1cc-Pretddent of
tho Budget and F1nance Commit·
re<> .. and Lawter combine to evalu·
ate criteria so the functions of the
two offices don't OW'riap
"In the old Soenate BudAct and
F'INSnC't' did a lot of wtuuiPB does.
tawler <~nld We anu.lrze the
organiz:1 Uona nnd organlusUonal
!ltnlcturo and rhov concem them
t~elwll with ftnonc~
IPB COO!,JSta of 0 \'ice--Preside nt.
cqcht electtod on-campue. repre:.en ­
tatJ\. lone per ret>ldonc. u area) and
rwo ch.>c ted olf ~mpu' repre~»Cn ·
talt\-rut Each member hall a vote
~oopl the \,ce-Prc!o.ident who
vor e only in caM'! of a II e.
.. Balitcally , we wllnt organiza·
lion~ 10 bE-chartered" Lawler said.
,.~ want mom d.ivun.e group on
campu and ~ ,,iJI help them
with their orgnniuluonal structure
3nd UOI gain funds from A.SLC " process and involved
1983-84 Budget Ineetings for chartered
organizations
JANUARY 20th, THURSDAY, 6:00p.m.
1 College Outdoors 6 15 p m
2 Women's Caucus 6 45 p.m
3 International Studont Asso. -7 15 p m
4 Inter-Cultural Forum of Oregon -
745pm
5 Spr1ng Arts Falre 8 15 p m
JANUAR Y 25th, TUESDAY, 8:00p.m.
1 Women 1n Communicatio ns 6"15
pm.
2. International Affairs Asso. -6 45 p.m.
3 Christian Fellowship -7 15 p.m
4 Water Polo Club -7 45 p.m.
5. Students tor VIsual Ar13 -815 p.m
JANUARY 26th, WEDNESDAY, 9:30 p.m.
1 SOFA-945 pm
2. Forum Series· 10:30 p.m
3 Fellowship of Christian Athletes ·
11.00 p.m. JANUARY 27th, THURSDAY, 8:00 p.m.
1 Minor Sporta Asso -6 15 p.m
2. Crew Team-6 45 p.m
3 LaCrosse Club (Men·s and
Women s) 7 15 p m.
4 Ski Team 7 45 p.m
5 Rally Squad- 8 15 p m
6 Precision Dance Team 8 45 p.m
FEBRUARY 1at. TUESDAY, 6:00 p.m.
1 Senior Fes11vttles -6 15 p.m
2 Asso of Accounting Students -
6·45 p.m.
3. Honorariums and Compensations -
7:15pm
The preeldent and/or chairperson of
the above organlzatlona are required
to attend their respective meeting•
at the time tpedfled.
Maintenance Committee will field concerns
Marianne Ra!dlff
01 ltw Pial \.ql
Any co nce.t"ru> about mainte­
nanoo or sugestJons for Improve­
ment can be directed to the
recently fanned Maintenan ce
Committee.
Accordnlg to its statement of
pul1)0SC.. the committee is to pro­
\lde a meaM for members of the
~lege community to express thf!ir
concens and/or aupport for the
department of Building s and
Ground11.
The Mamtenance ConunJnee·s
concept wu dibcus!ICd between
Bob Jones. 1981-82 ASI.C PreSident .
and Pr&ident Gardner llll>t ~ran
re.-.porue to m&n)· wue~ concern·
ing maintenan ce. Pete Vlahos.
M&ociate Dean of Studentto wu
I chosen to chalr the committee
Designed after the SACA Com·
mlttee the Mntnteoan co Commit
tee Ia compri.ed of ropro~ntA uves
from student•. filculty. admlnlat.ra·
afon. mAintenance personne l.
security and the secretanal stn.ff
Tho original g041s of the commit·
teo. aa t.tatt .. >d tn a letter to tho PI~
noor Log lut term are
• To impf'O\.'e communlcattons
betwuen the Department of Build
lnga and Ground" and the college
community.
• To review gent..>ral campO& maJn
tenance and t.Uggeat lmprove­
ment6 If needttd and po~slble .
• To contmuc d.iscussmgthe use of
herbicides on campua
• To OUISI In developing ll long·
raJ'l8C plan for building ronovntion
and ground• maintenance and
• 10 promote energy conseJVabon on campus
·we are merely an advisory , nor a
oollcy-maldng commluoo ," Vll.lhos
!'08.1d
Suggestions are approved by a
consensus of the comm1ttoo rhe
committee has met three times
thus far and Is formuluung wnya to
realize lts goala
\.Vilh rellluon to their goals. they
have already
• Ut.IUud tha Pionoor Log. The
Week. and a staff newalettcr to clar­
ify pohcy They haw communi
ated to the dormllorit•b through
dorm managert,. and aro looking
into a pubUcarlon of who to see for
what to go to dorm managen , Re~>
ldent Oirecton. and department
managers Within the nC4dorruc
faculty
• To review general campus main
tenance the committee •• preKCntly depending on feedback from
constituencies
• Thoy arc diHcuss.ing last years
Herbicide Committee report and
Gardner's response
• They are providing broader :nu·
dent feedback to the Physical Plant
Mission Plannlng Committee and
they 11.te
• df&eussing a proposed energy
task force to find wnys tu coru.eiV\1
energy on campus
We wiU addrel>S any concems
from any segmttnt of the common·
lty. Vlnhos sa.ld Right n~ the
comnuttee is looking at ~ugges­
uons for better Ughdng on campus
the placoment of more lrllBh cans
and benches . and the Imp~
mcnt of unofficial path~; nround
campw., Vlahos said Tho MaJntonnnce CommlHa
wtll moor rho TUesday after nm~
and tJVery other1\so sdn.Y thereafter
at 3 15 p m In one of the meeti11
room~ In rump lot on. Meetings 1ft
open att long as auondance 1
J..nown In advance
Com minco members nrc Vlato
Sarah Gilbert. Nancy Ley and Fred
Moore, 8tudunts, Dell Smith. Asslll
ant Doon of Faculty Cary CAliper
son. Templeton Conter Secret.&~)'
Receptionist. Chuck ChamquiJl
Public Information Dtrector- Old
Picken SCCurily Chief and a 1111
student yea to be chosen
b-officlo members arc
Cook. ASLC Prc!ddent Michael
gin~o ASLC Vico-Prosldont and
Venzke Buildlfl8 and Groundt
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Selection ol canoons appear­
Ing In the Opinion aectlon Ia the
rotponalblllty of the Opinion
Editor Creati'
ROO"' docurnllonll 1
of whot maktl do
,,1tgn tho rain. doutl
NtOtiUf lc'rm Ill IA~ II ll
~tcl'l'llln d other wo
\!:l~nllu l part of m
lfl\101' Greg Svlland o
~ wlth thll modef c
ASLC bt
Jlrltlnu1L'd trom page ~
Office Fund to tht
PoUarcl 8001:. no~
IOIJdatlcm In thht unm I
ellmlnnuon of ..al"')
unds ·~ince tho SeMI!
tnSts. why should ther1
It?, ' Pollurd Nl.ld
Thls ovenidlng con
troced to last year'
.475 Regardla8S of 1~
~1llclh WUII Inter a.llocl
Handbook an
Evaluarlon l,
IDDBar to be requostl~
percont lncroa
P'Hl~Cc llli. l'he majori~
I get h PoUnrd
a ·bare·bonas buc .... _. stressing spendi
need nor on what
This Incredible 8Uf1
U1e lack of ec1
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Dr. A
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Preh
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A Ike ved
tered
p.m.
n
• 1 pm
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atlons-
aon of
qulred
lnga
ns
'lee Comrnlll111
esday aftur ned
ae~day thereafter
e of thu muetirc
on Meetings an
J ottendilnce 11
l
pbors are Vlahol
1cy Ley and Fred
)ell Smith, Ill
fty; Cary Casper
:enter Secretlll)'
,JCk Chnmqui•
n Olrcctor Did
Chief ond a 11'<1
chosen
ben; are Petl!
ent. Mlchaul Ht
esident and fred
and Grounds
lelia Beyetto.
lera:
om Eager.
'Palermo .
o;y. Daisy
n. Stacy
c Carlson.
HI~ man.
olyn Kato.
Smtth a: Robin
pnnleMonk.
• Rob Bress.
lev Jasmer
Paul and
are those of
ot neceuar·
s of the atu­
culry, or the
lstratlon
Is are aug·
roved by the
gera of this
reflect the
of those
wvu\• appear·
~Jectlon Ia the
Opinion Creative decor brightens outlook
Room docorJtlons 1\1'\.' n largu
of whnl make donnH livable
th(l ruin, cloud~t ond fog of
nu•r te•m• nt l..tlWill and Clnrlc..
Po~tcr,c nnd othor wnll dc.lcor nrn
1.uuntiol part ()j mony rooms 'Thtc~ tonda•ucv Is toward lnoxpcn·
&ve post c.., or pn nt11 ho\\.-1!\ft'l ',
some pt.'Ople h.avu othcrrlntcrustlfl4>(
Idea"
Sophomol"l• Jock H•mnlgan of
Platt Hownrd 6l111 hla wall• wnh
rock po!IIOI"'!! nnd dlngonaJ o;tnpes
of md ilnd blnc·k on hi" whitt• wull
Hnnnignn hab pnlnu•d tho dc11ktt
blue and the cc•Uh1gllkc• an evonlnl(
,
tnlor Greg Svlland of Hartzfeld HaJJ, a adence maJor, decom• hll
lriNft with lhla model of a molecule mede from 1tnrwa. ·~ campll•w with moon-a pic·
tun• of J<(•lth Moon !ttnn; th•• Big
Ulppor, and tho MUky Way-the
word a us taken from the candy bar
wrapJWr
Hnnnlgnn dt•I'Criood thu room
lxlfOI'\' hill df'COratlng 31 hONpltal
gn•un and aaid In grme>ra1 the
room,. nro lous_v Now tht> room 'Ia
a llttl1• bit of Jack Hannigan and
pt•oplclw knUWI. u.ron t really &ur
prl~;ed by the decor Hnnrusan
Mid
Another Platt·Hownrd room thut
dn•uorvt·~ nttenllon b"longs to
bv.~hman Kristin RPcd and aopho­
rncm• Mo.nannc R.atdlff. Tht• room
I~> white with fim t:'nginc red d • klt.
door and Window trim, and
cJn, '\Cr. IU.-ed enid ''I've a,lwa, ~ like
red and while I p1c:kcd it beCau!iP. 1
hn\ on awful lot ofrudandwhlte •·
TIUll 111 e\'fdcnt from ht:r rod hot
cooking pot, red backpM ~k. and red
rnin Jadwt.
The wnJls ore adomud With
about z_r; hearts ohrarying <tizcs and
puult~!l I make pU7.zle• a lot so I
glued them togcthtJr · Bced '14td
1"horc nn· alre<1dv five on thaw..lll
and tthe '"'expecting two more pur
zlca llwt'f' ilJ"e a180 li8\'8n plantaIn
the wtndow
BccllUMJ she put so much work
Into tha room about fuur Wt-Cks,
Reed Is more careful about ket•pmg
it clean "J worked so hard to malw
It look nJce.l won't let It get mcuy.'' Rl'f•d .aid "I hopa I n•Nt~T hnw to
mO\•• out 'rhf• mom Ia drJinllt•h • a
n•Oe tlon of my perbrmahty ' •
Th11 mom of 1\Jdn t'f'.Sidl!nls Jfln•
nlfflr flo<:krr and Ann Bah•r It much
It• " O!'ltf'nt<~tlou• than Roed '~t Doc·
cmltcd rilmrlJy \-\lith photograplu
po'4!f'!r'l. cah•ndur~ .md map• of
VoM:mJlt! Nutionul Pnri.. tho room
hall 8 11\IOd-ln rct•Jlng
There un• r.r!.n ahc•llr. on the win
dow alii and u auunod gla ., plnquc­
hanging In the· wlndtM Har}(er
and Onl«-r :tOld tht' room Ia "prNty
moch homr
;\norlwr aubducd vet mtl'roatinsc
morn Ia In Odell 1Wo Jnp.-uln&e
ahDI!J ducoruhl ono waiJ and UN'
' to prot•ut thu contonnuy of aD the
pt!aph• v.ho put poJters on thmr
walla." uld ownc;r Paul Johnson
t\1110 d•~nraung th,. v.-all 3n•two
Rlch41rd Nbnn postr.n; bl--longang to
Johnoon 's roomate fo:.nc Hyland.
and a pu!lter pnntl'd by th" \'ouns
Rt•pubhcan whu·h z>ay& ,.he
Sm.;,., Union nncdsyuu "Support a
U.S nur.lt•ar fniDzt•
The floor i1 cO\ •rod \VIth un
•m•tatlon Pl•f't'lan rus. Johnson ,,
nloo proud of h111 \lld.toy Mousc
bed aheota nnd ptllow caM! and his
iuggUng baU& 1 ht· clos<U• con lain
Johnf>On ' homu mndr Hawn.ilun
hlrt and ~Hylnnd 'fi c:nllr•ctlon ol
poorly outdatt•d potwstllr sulta"
a.uld Johnson
A hammock hung from the cell·
ln8 and an un' ut driftwood •rick
holding o lamp decorate the room
of Hannah Wt')'Cr and Jane Freed­
man in str.wan Hall. PrtaedmAn and Wr.ycr h4\c plans to put dr. type
drtrwer5 along the wall& ns ahdve
and to hJiflg bask••ta far ""8 nncl
wch
There areaJ110chlmt• hlln~ngin
the wfndow and Wcy r IW)IB thoy
haw 4 good view or \ft Hood on
df'.:tT day:-.
SophomOI"'! ~ott &tmc!:l and
Junior Sit l&t't Mr. Ptwr.r110n nf Cope·
land hav'fl loll" whir.h aro W'l:hllec·
turaJiy "llund and mad•• oC
nppl'alJng etolnE d wood Barnes
C<lUUoM pooph· bulldlflJ( lofl11 to
have thl"ir plans appn::n.'Cd by
!IQmoonc who krlowa ubour tho
cnginr .. ring ot Jnhs nr they could
get hurt.
lht: room 1s funht•rd•!COralcd by
a rucc couch whwh &lm;o bouflhl
&-om Good Will for $20 and thn
plant mcludlng Ucau ~r and Wally,
namnd arter cham~tcrs tram the
Ua~e If tn Bea~t!'r lCIO\llUOO
~ . 'fhf'! ~ur also h1111C n tcrr.!O
"'-1th four socakcrs. a n•motc­
conrrol color rcltMaion and a
tch•phonc.
l..a&t 1s ophomore l.indaoy
flne s room tn Plall·tiOWil.ro fo"ino
has prunted a mural on ontl n( her
waJI!I Tht• wall I !'I dt:ep purph• mth
hand pnnte, 11tripcs and random
grnffiti m v-.mous colours :tnd pho­
tograph• and other mcmol'albmn
Fine has docoratt!d her Cl•fhng v.uh
a postl!r of Chicago, her humc
town. and th•.: walls ~ith Bruce
Spnfl8Steen and El\18 Cosh'llu
pi ClUte$,
,-u Rtred uid · vou cnn decorat~ a • room with an.)thing You don 1
n~d pasters "
ASLC budget cant' d ... _ Roy Smltll
Relulng on her hanging bed tn Stewart H.O IOphomore J..,..nfe Monk uya herroomtMte&111peconfkhnUy
undemeath hlf.
.Dn~tnu1 e<l trom page 1
Ollk"C Fund In the 1979·1980
PoUard sees not only a con·
lolidatic1n In thh. are.1 but a po!'sJ·
eUmlnnllon of some• of the:.e
Since the l)cn:ue no longer
ll!JIIt. whv should thore bo a fund
111 Pollnt'd said
This ovenidlng concern could
traced to lnst year's surplus of
475 Rc•gnrdlcss of thls surplu!t,
~1\lt:h wn~ later allocated to the
~udlmt Handbook and Student
E.vnluation l, charters
1ppe;ar to be requcl'lttng an overnll
p<>rc,•nt lncrea&U In tholr
lQttls nw majority of them
1 got It Pollard wd we
a b.lre·bones budget report.
atr(!aains spending on what
ne«-d, not on whnt you want
'Thla lncredJble surplus figure
r}JW•~~:~ the lack of economy that these charteN teem to haw." Pol
lard said Whon they ~-ere c.-.tab­
Ushed there wu n strong
consent. us to be ..ell govt~mJng
These charten. did not want to be
\liowed a:. a function ol ASU. he
srud Well whon you do that, it
rn.nkes it vel) diftkult to keep In
"This incredible sur­
plus figure typifies
the lack of economy
these charters seem
to have.''
touch W1th regard& to a groups
spending pollcie:.. Dunng Wintt>r
term. the budgetJng pcnod the!l.O
groups comu to you for help ••• that s where the prejudices faU,"
PoUnrd said
PoUard pointed out that c.n
orgaruz.ation moy be chartered. but
thlb has no bearing on whether It
must r-eceive money or not Other'
wl~~e what " tho purpose of even
tu1vtng o Budget and Ftnnnco
Boo.rd" Pollard 6ll.id. He 3.1"0 said
that \SLC 5houJd li8t up definHc
requlrement!l for the charters to
rm.oet ench term "Some organi24
t1oru~ don't m.11n keep boob ton o
trequunt bn8181
PoUard said he hopes that more
chiU'ter; wUI foU~ the oAAmple
ot toUcge Outdoon. tCOJ. \-~th
a current ASLC budget of S3900 it
..ends out a wvekly activity rcpon
to vnriou~ lndi\.1duals on campus
who ha\.'8 a direct interest in know·
lng \>\>-hat CO t5 doing 'We also
lux•p on 61e a roush eM!mate co.t
breakdown of each tnp" CO Direc·
Spring term NEH speakers
"Prehlatory at Marmea, Mania and Ozette: WlndoWI of the P•r
Dr. Richard Daughtery , Washington State University .
lrfhe Hoko Archaeological Project 3,000 of NW Coalt
Prehlltory" Dr. Dale Croes, Washington State University .
"Prehlllory In the Great Basin of the Pltdflc NW" Dr. C. Melvin
Alkem, University of Oregon.
"Pagee on the P•r Film, University of Washington . tor Oa~r, Taytor saJd.
Taylor wd that a lack of conti·
nuity among charter membel'land
even SF members from year to •
.Y't'M poses a problem for the
budgcUng Jli"'C" :> Ill e group$
usually have dUit!ront member.>
each )'Car a.nd It • difficult keeping
Pollard hopes more
charters "vould fol­
low the example of
College Outdoors.
a rontmua.l system for budgeting
purpo5e5, '' he N.ld
PoUard said that ~ithou t com­
pmmlain8 student mniativc and
aeau\lirv , thure can be a more •
t>ffL'CU\'C nnd efficient way of
P"nding money. \>'\.'h.lt are the net
results of a more &trif16cnt budget
NEH cont'd ...
Continued from ,.ge t
the LC and broader Portland com­
munatiolf of the rosouroos Ubraries
otJur In tho pubUc'a queatto undef"
atand cultural patterru and hisrory
of the Pacific Northwest.
A(;.atk>mic llN'tiNJoll411 and pub­
Uc libraries are cnoounsged to Unk
thoar l'eaOUJ'Qel to new c:onatftu·
enta. Beckham ald. Both Beckham
and \~Uingham lAid that the
llbnuy ahoutd een,, as a bricf8e
for the public to pin accen to
materials of intellectual atimW.·
tion, and al.ao tef"\'8 •• a conlinulJl8
bue fur further lnf01malion
In Urua"8 the IM'ries and the
character of LC. Gardner a&Jd the p~ 7 StabHization
fees. for one thing. of &~udent
"1 don't feeJ we can atart tUJng
libertius and fund t!\.'ery neat idr4
that comes our way," Pollard S&td
"It':. not reaUatic: \VIthin the opera·
tion of this coll~tt and it's certainly
nor reall~ttic outside of rhir.
colle~ "
In an effort to resqt\.'e the prol>·
ltrm of commurut141ion. Bf' and lie\'"
era! Ex:ecuti" Council membttrs
ha\-e ~eduled a muctmg \\1lh
each organiutfon to diN:uu their
budget The.:.e mceuJl8s ~,u be
held in 1'ha our 1 of Templeton
Center.
~tu.l week the Pioneer Los will
taktt a look at the budget procesa
for the Student Communication.
Board and the \'a.nous ASLC ,oom·
nuttec such u the Student Aca·
.demic Atralrs BoArd (SA-\81
program "apeab not ont\o' to the
geogapbic location of the col.h"e
but also the unique humanlatic
contributions made to this "'fPon
bv tht-i.Ntftutlon'e nanl>1)nkca ... • Gardner laid the emphaaU on
tndian culture. exploration and
aenlement ia Important b&:ause
these repreaent the\'&)' elf!1'Mnts
that pt:uducec:l t.he retdng in which
the college now eU.ts.
The Ust to the left I• of next
tarm'a apeak-era and theirpreeenta·
tiona, The P'ionerr Log ~tu attempt
to lnfonn the coUe!~e ofupc.omlfl8
t!Yt'nta once the achedule for the
Uat of apeak"" and 8\'lmta hu been
contlnood LC Ski Teams Slalom to
Victory on Canadian Slopes
Robert Johmton or , t.. l'lonr« Lqc
II vou un• In thl' mood for a ploo
Mnt Convt'1"">4tiOn on aport'l. you
had bt•ttor nvold thll top1c of foot
h.lll nr•ound RAider or Charger fans
tlowC\ er if you rootlike talking ski
tog Ltl\.VIb nnd Clark Ski Tt•nm
Cooch \ndy t\rnklluerwouJd prob­
ubl) lw glad to obllgo
It ~ onh two wet•b lnto tht· M!ll·
"()ll. and Kr11kauer ·s men haw
oln·ndy t.cored some of tho top
tram finlsheN in the :.ehool If ha~
torv In addition . two mun and ono
woman t~ld<'nt have quollfiod for
Rt•!(lonnl C hamplon11hip~o by Onlsh·
lng 10 the top lave nt a nine team
dl~>lric ·t rnc·c II lookll ns though C onrh 1<1\
lwm1r could bo In for n number
IIUrpn!KlS this '-£'n80U At Mt lillli
In Cnnndn lost wuakcnd . tho
pulh•d ofT mo"-' of tho lJ4mc Wfla
tho womc•n produced some murt
Improved results Tho &el'nr.
sot a~aln11t a background of
1k.IP!f and grt'-.11 •now con
what mon• could a ski team
Portland nak for~
If It wu" good tlmos and
OniRhU'I L.C got It Thla~~ camu
with n fourth whitt• Copper
clo!ltt b{lhind In 'llxth and M~
ninth All rogothcr the trio pul~
oD tho toam·., M-ccmd t:Onl't'CIJ
nmnt!r up fioi11h In 1111 mll1nv ·"'"~''"';
n1111 limo In tho slalom
Kraknuer l11 undm •t~tnn da.tt,
happy with hit~ !!kJen; thu" for
tWOson, but sees room for fmr)tn.&
mont 1hl8."1 111 11kilng ronlly
but tho mort~ ht• s on h111 ski ' bottcr hu will get,' Krnkauer
Tho !ltlmo \-\ith tho l'Citt of
tt•am
Amy H..._, Peter Thla. and Jerry Cofton ge-.ing up for snctlce at MuJtepor. Andy Krakauer I'Wo W'l~ekends ago the tcamwns
In White Pa1111 Wa homo of the
Mnhro brothers . for llCilSOn open·
lng c·omp<'lltlon Jon Coppor,
~>Cnfor 11tarted the season In grand
'llylt• b~ winning the first m-~nt . the
giant slalom Copper out mantiu
wred o field of fifty for the victory
rho nc\1 highest finisher fot LC
wat. fre!lhmon Let> Mon;c who
capped a ninth place fimsh Ovorall though ( opper ·~ s10irJ
the be!lt of oll. he added
Subs court Sempert' s 299th win The women had a tougher ume
A..~ cooch Krokauer put II 'the~ had
~>omu fniUng problems in the GS
Tllerese Finch Wllb the women~
highest finJsher. as she cruit.cd to a
twell\h ll WO" n complete t Jrn·M)\Jlll
lor tho womun &om tho pre\ioo
"' eektmd While only two
mado th~ tnp tho potr cotnblr..
ror a fifth and shth plocf' 601~.
whh only two ~ne-hundrcdtha
sucond sepcrntlng them
quullflod for Rogionnlt. with
fitlh while Amy Hales lu,.,
8Carcely mls!«ld o qualifying lin.>~
with the sixth Shefla. Galhr,ghor
Of tlw Pkw•~ ~
After a slow 5taJ1 lut week
loi'ling to Warner Paofic 84 72. the
l..cwia &. Cl.a.t\. men·a balioketball
team t"t!8a1ned Us composure and
went on to win their ne.xt two con
&OCUUve game" ap.lnst Paci6c and
Columbia Chrutian by seams ol85·
80 and 64·56 respec.tivel.)
Th~ Plos were ndlng high alter
dcfe4ting Unfield. bur lut Tuesday
the Plo Ph-a seemed to be playing
Oat rooted
Although LC went ahead of
\-\ amer Pad fie In the early rrunutes
of the game the Knfghb came back
and plnyed-tough. Before long.
-the Knights \o\lll'C 1n the lead and
maintaJncd th4t load tJil half\lmt•
Despite cvcral controvc~tal
calls b) tho referee . u: li ma.ln
problem seemed to Uo In thelrmlr,­
takea. while Warner Paclftc capital·
lz.cd on thoae rrullto.k~ soon wna1
wu thought to h4ve been o Plo vic­
tory, turned Into a win for the
warner Pacific Knights
On Pl"iday. January 14 th(' Pio&
were tdntrd to meet the Pacific Bo•·
crs With a lo.r!o crowd and pep
band to !!up port he toom. LC came
out in a blaze thor was 800n
oxtingutahcd .
Startel"6 Jim Raletgh Pat Fendall
Steve \.'ol% Bill Olds. and SUn'O Rul­
lman w\lre pulled from the game
a.ttcr only 6"e minute:. of play
•
.., Replacing the 'ltnrting five from
. the bench were Jim Be~lo . nm
Bull Tom Donnan Make Monroe
and Ted Rooney
As the subs camo onto tho cour1
and began to nnrrow tho gnp tho.t
stood butwoon the Plos and tho
8oxet'8, tho crowd wont wild and
soon everyone \.YIUI chti'Oring on the
Plos
After seven minutes , the star1on~
were sent back an to chaUengo tho
Bo.11ers. but with two and ono half
minutes left to ploy thl' sub~ wero
sent back In Shooting at the buuer
was sophomore Tim Bull who net
ted a zs foot jump shot to make the
score LC 27 and Pacific 30,
Back on thu court after a hnlfhmu
break. the LC five came back to
bhow thetr top fonn W1thln mln
utes. LC wu In front and stay('d
there ror the duration of the game
The game closed with the M:oro LC
ss and Pndfic so
On ~rurday , the Pioneers von
tured to ploy Columbia Chriatian
College and came nwny victorious
\Ninning the game 69-56 This win
game Coach Dean Sompcrt hlb
299th win of his coaching caroor nt
Lewis and Clarit College Only ono
more win h• noodPd to reach that
magical mark or 300 Another high·
Ught on tho LC aquud ls forward
SINe Vob: who Is rankod sixth lnl
tho nauon In troc throw shooting
The Lewlb and Clark mons baa·
ketball team comes homo for a two
day stand rhia \'l.cekcnd again~tr
Whirman -on Friday ond Whit
worth on l:J4turday.
Both game!! w'ill be played at the
PampUn Sports c~ntcr and will
begin at 7:30 The hlghtllght of the weekend
for tho men :1 team came Saturdav .
Pacod by sophomore Peter Thlss
~Weond and Copper's fifth the
team was beat in total points by
only ono other team
"It was the best finish LC man
have wer had In Regional compotl
tlon,' l<nlkD.uer sn.id of the team's
~nd place
I thought they would do well.
but I wasn t sure what to expect,"
Krnkauer 9aid. "it wns n pleasant
'IUrpn~ •
f"or lL women ho\.\IE!\I'Or h was
another frustrahng day Amidst
adverse weather conditions and a
co~tagtou s cru.o of the falls tho top
Rrush once agrun came &om Fmc h.
who managed a 13th place It llho metltl wru1 reallygocldb
them. Krnknuor said
womon. "thoy'ro getting a
more aggresi'Jivo , but It 111 too
wo dldn t havo tho other girl11
The !;CCOnd dny of the
whl<-h featured the GS. pf'QVrd
be los~> than spectacu lar for
men Whlltt Copper sided 10
fourth overnU nnd Morse to at
additional poanu. needed
Thi!is wure lost att he fell on
fourth gotc of hit~ second run
The women frurod well. bur
quito to par \'llilh the~ dav ~
Pinch and Halo8 Rnished ninth
tenth rc~tpechvcly
rll 1983
:Alii-H. Course begins:
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P~~ge4 Pioneer Log, January 20, Improvi
-
I he t.c~'llik and
U.-sskNball runm
Jo~lng 11trenk thi~
mon• dPfc<tlh 1\u!
playt•d ~\amc·r Pac
1ng fht~ point gor
t•Mh f01 tht• Plon4 • the 6& 61 !>(;Oro f'n1
endun:'d their twt•l
of the ~·abOn agalni
ran llnt\>f'l"'!llty 79 S
In tlw Womer P
h.ld three wome•'
ure:> J.cadlng the
O'lolll fJy~ lord
(OIJO\~f!d by jUniOn!
Anl) Brook.'! nddl
re,.pN'IIvt•ly Fro
ll''nrd Kim Mathe
quh:J.. h1tnds. !Jnl1
ogninsl Warnot
1 Although th
put forth
improved eJ
were depri~
by five p
,\!though the wom
' much tmproved eC
pte'\10UI• bout With
thc.•y , .. -ere dc>pn,od
points in tho ond
Ult
The Me
Journal
Lewis an
dedicate1
research
major err
tions and
political,
Meridian
rare opp
un~ergr~
maJOr
the early
articles. (
To find
opponu
around c
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Pioneer Log, J Improving women dribblers drop 12th straight
opes
tl Coach 1<n
r a numbtt
' AI Mt
tend tho
1e ~me '"1llll
rd some m .... ,
mus and
lias ~mu ..... ,
~ Copper 1\ll
th and M0111
the trio pull-!
1d c.:one.t.'CU~.
It~ mony\~'l't-1.1
I om
1derl\lnndatr
!nt thU!I (QJ'
m forhnpmt
ng really wa
1n his skls. tb
ll<rokn u or ~&o:
10 rest of th
, op per' 5 s.ldirj
tdded
thum
nnlto with
Hales,
uallfying uo...-
reaJly goocUr
said of
etung a
11 II 16 tOO
blht•r girls
• of the
GS proved
ocular for
!r skled to
orse ton teN~
needed
he fell on
!Cond run
:J \.Yell but 1 ht• l.t•wil'l and ( lnrk Wurnon :,
ruskt•tball lt'UITI t:untlmwd tlwlr
IMin.g !'ln.•al. thi-. \M.ll'k w1th two
rnon· cftotu,JI" TuuAdav mght l..C
plll}l'd W.UTic•r· Padflc In an t"clt·
10g fiH• point gomt• cmdln,t( too
t•.uh fo•• tlw Ptont't'l'li to balnnc e • , th1• (;6-b I •.t.OI\' l•'nt.Lty tho womt•n
1 rnduf"'O tlwir twt,lfth !ltnught losr.
1 of tlw ,.,,'-On against Pacific:-I uthc-
111n lint\ t•t"llily 79 ·57
In tho Wnmer f'oclflr gomc l.<.
h.tcl tlm.'t! women In double Hg
ut'l':\ l.t•ading the Ptos wu& fre,.h.
rnan t.Jyso Lord dropping tS,
folltJ'\·wd by junton. Mruy Hull .md
Ani) Hrooks oddJOI(-14 and 10
rospN 11\t~Jy r•rtJ"hman pofnl
gunrd Kim Matlwson , Utdng her
4uirl.. hunclt1, !9nagg••d 1 !ltt>al~t
11gnlnfll "ornm PariOt: toam
Although the women
put forth a much
in1proved effort ... they
were deprived victory
by five points ...
1\lthough the women put fonh a
much improwd ctTor1 from thoar
prt'l.iou" bout wilh Womer Parlftr
thl') \\Pore dc~pnvt •d vic tory b\-the
points tn lhu ond f'ndny aguln!lt 1'1 ll tlw wunltlll
ngu.ln madu muc·h pn,gn·"" '" nn
fft>ITI tlw Worn<•• Padhc f(llnw On
1m•"doy tlw wumun hu d ll"tlublt•
from the Uno . huutlnl( ,, men• 17 1
/\gatn111 1'1 t tho Plu "'lhol a M!lpt'<.
tablt· 70 · Hulllt·d tho tc•amln .u·or·
ml( With 18 Muthc>•10n addt•d HJ,
and .. ophomon• l rntl)' N••IRon ron·
tributPd U The bandit Mnthc·~n
!ltolc• S balls from PI L rhJ fCamt~
waa tht• fir.,t or tlwlr Worn on s Con·
forem:c ol lndttpendt•nt ( ollc
lJUt>(\V(.J( ' gume11 lc•avtng the
women with o 0·1 ret·ord In
confcn•nct~
Courh Sue PPter'On 1111 not bou•t·
ful ofhor team, failure to produco a
win j() far thi11 11Ca~~em. hut she 16
proud or tho pro~~~~ lht• womlln
havu madr Hlntc Oc't t•mbt•r Ttw
d.iffanmct~ l!lo night and dav. Pc!N ...
:.on ~d
Tht! coache" ol l'.ltstcrn On.·gon
Stutc and \Mtmc>r PadOr. ..tgrocd
with Potni"!!In llw biHt(r•st dltfol'
encc Is the nblllty to run un
otTen~ Coach Potcr on Mid 01 .
clpllnP wa2oo the kc•y ht·ru fo1 1 C'6
young team or only four retumer"S
TI1u Ptoru.'t!r., wtll bt• worklng on
~et~ and c;onw 1'1M11Ion5 In
. troleg} Petcn.on 8Uid "I don 1
want lo adJU'It by lo:ilng antt'llldty ."
'\-Ve are not a tctTibltJ team bta.
cauM! of our n:l(;ord ""'' nn.• not
goang lobe taken <;tlriOU!IIy and we
will be able to !ltoal sonw games."
he day bcfa1 '
shed nlnllu.."': blish as an
~Ins:
5, 7th
iia,
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• e en n U h; rom)J(IIIng In thr NAil\
< onll·mnc:r· rulor. vary Whllll I.G ts
Ulldbll' to l{iv" t'ii'hol~n~hlp:. or
uthf't umiromt•n tr. lor n>cnlltrnent ,
11111 In o position ol plnytng ~hoots
who do 01 the twl.'h.c Jo.,....,,. rr1··
dltt•d lo the women tht \loiWMJn .
"We will never have a
top flight program
due to competition
• • rn recruitment
tactic ,"-Coach Sue
Peterson.
onlv onf• wnt-to a IC<lm who followa
tlw amc· rull'!l or 1'1'rrultm~nl
IPllll · Wt· wiU nt"Wr have! n top
llight prugnun dut~ to compclltcon
In rccrultrnt•nl ta.rtlcN." 11aid
PN f'r"Mon
Pcltor.on will con111tder I hi a war a •
~uc·ct·"~· lftlw women pmgre .. and
continue to pla) the bt·~t ph_\ lc'<tl
game thw art• capable ol The
n•c·ord of •·onlt'n>ncl' \o\.111 11how
more th.tn I C'!i dastrtct
cnmrx•tltion!l --~---
1 ht• Pinnt>ef'5 will haw thn:c
rnon.• WCIC gamt•s w1thin a \o\..1lt!k
Jonual)' 21 lh'-' women willtr.l\'t~l to
Gt•orw-' 1-o, rt'lumtng homP lo pia"
UnfiPid the ZZnd The Pios \~ill
n•mom hom~ to bailie \\illamullt•
on lhll 25th. Whent do I go from here? Freshman Ely.. LOtd loob for a Wll'f OU1 of a
tough Padflc Luthetan u.p.
Outstanding frosh runner on track
Robt•rt Johnston
()( tho Plooo.·r t.n,c
The HUl2 cro&:. country sc.1son I&
long ovttr but 1 C ret:ord bookb had
a O(!'W nnmt• added whach cuuld be
In plnce for a while Or ntle•ht until
ne~t ~c;on when Cathv HanM. a
fre hman aru" ytmr. gets on trnclr..
again ro po:.~lbly onotht!f' national
qualifying suuson
Hans" who 1s fncndl} and \.\!I)'
modest may not lilw the lntro but
111 wnainJ.> dt'sen1ng of the recog·
nillon In her 6r.n toeAson at LC on
top of othe•· thangs. Han ran awa"
W1t.h the rughcst finish Ill Confel'­
cnct• Champlon~hi~ that an LC
woman ho.b E!\1\lr managed .
Her thu·d plac.e tn hul
November's meet not on!) went
d~wn In the re<'Ord book8 but qual·
iflod her for the National Cham­
pion,haps 10 Wl&eonsln. 'Olnt:. not
too bod e:~pec aaiJy when .vou con­
bider that she hnd never ran on a
crot'IS country team prior to this
M'nliOn
After grnduntJng from X4viur
High School in Phoenl Anz..
where she comJM~ted in trad~ and
for trulfl.)> )'('al"b ilb a SWimmer:
Humor.
Binges. Hanll docitlud to rollO\I\' ht•r
brothm ·, 60phmoro Uaail Han" to
LC.
.\Iter thut dt't.:llllon . among oth·
, • .....,, camt• her dt-ct~eion ro go out for
('f'u~s-counlnr But ~hy that 0\Cr
wimmlng ?
f "as bon•d wtlh vamming and
I didn't lt>t•l I could do as "'-t!ll h~re
.... I could in runnmg. " Mid Hunu
Her coachc..'i D.tvtd fa~ and Man
C:ato ~auld probably agree.
In addiiJon to qualifying ror
1\o:atiunals tlon s also equaled the
f.ast~t limt! ol any l..C woman on
the Bush Pa~ure Parlo:. Cou~ in
Salem mtd·wuy through the
.>ea.MJn
Coach Fh 111 enthusiastic abour
Honss. especJally .Unce .. he \o\.111 be
out for tract. th1r. spring ''Shu i~> a
threat to e.!l&abllah be\eralachool
rt'COrd~. fl~ "'lld
he ho talt~nt and t a hard
"W~er ho also h.ato a lot ol :.elf
motivation f'iJ. addud
Wtule Han!ls unjoy~ athletiC and
has for a long time herprionrie.o;.IJc
In ac.ldt•mtc:. I hls pre~ nt<-d •
problem whun Nationah• feU on tht~
samt! dn.> a!, one ot her 6nats
According IO Hun. s thuugh, "he
Wtb able lo take finals e.arly and
D~ dence.
Power Trips.
Help Change the make thu-trip "I womc•d a loa :ahuul
going to National thmkang llhout
my grades holht.""->d me o lol, ho•
said
Afte•· gc•tung hf!r tt•sts uut of 1 h
wav. ll was off to \\ t&eon In for • Han. s where aht•liru:>t~d 57th our ot
a 6ttld 01 :!ISm lht! chumpwnshtp
meet On top of adrusttng 10 the nt!\'\'-
ncss ofinc.reascd mllc~e mhcrent
In cross-count!). Hansaalwfuught
hin sphnts rhroughout thi!
sea~n-a problem t>hc had • pcr­
wnc:ed m hash school ordnlg
to C~ch fh. she ran in a lot uf pa.m
durifl8 the _vr.ar.
\."\'ho knuw~ . mA.)he Hanss has
a secret. Whate\.'cr he 6 doing. 11 s
been ~uc~u l.
HO\" does 'he feel about d01"'8
!'0"' II so 600n? Wc•U, thar's "hac 1
wanted 10 knO\I\.
"Purson;lll.) it gaw me a lucie
more :oclf.confidcncu." Honss ~id,
"II mak.tts me want to do more in
running and I would aiM> liJ,;,e to do
better."
Track rcaUv thrills "'"· ' Han:lli • ..a1d To those who like truck. (";ath~
~
Han.ss may vel) \~cu tum out to be
one of the bi8flt.>M thrill~ hl'rseJf
thi:. spring
ortd •
Pioneer Log's April Fool's Issue demands perfection and
dedication unusual for any r-ational human being. Sound fun?
Be ~-r ua~
Come with ideas, or come alone. January 25 4:18 p.m.,
Templeton Cellar.
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Pioneer Log, January 20, 1983 PageS It's t e u n-out factor-
Todd N~n
()(the !'1..--r Lq(
Ntl'\~r N\t! ~ le\' done . much for~
llttll1..' \\1n..-.ton thurchlll wal\ rcfemM to
thr. Battle ofBril&ln dunf\8 WWII wht'n ht~
m:ado ru~ l.aTllC>US quotation But he could
h.lw abo ti<lld tho same thn'8 nbout IODd·
'""' of tho acnviuc" on campus
11lt m:uontv uf tudt>nt• don't realiu-at,
but hoadlOS an Ollianlr.atlon i~ 3 hell of a
lol ol wort. One ol the ruabOns It It~ "() umo
r.on-.uming ls boc.au!'IC stn.ff am notDI'­
ioulll,} ~mall
Cont>~dt·r tho amount ol publictry and
tm~l.ln artt\1ll~ hl.e ASLC \ 1r-m Nmtah
und tho f"'oot'~rl og are <:4pablc of gunerut
lng \"ou would be amowd nt the "'mnll
pcn:ontngt· of studtmts contributing to the
proc:~ .
Whllo lltn.fts continuo to bts nunlmnl tht•
MtuN of tht> 11cbvitios and the phllo~ ­
phlc·' behind them don't Wllmlnt OlWJl8
them gnaaua11on requlromentli The Mu
dt>nt Handboo" dnbnOb theft\ this '~-'1\V
'"Thu student ncbvtttea p~m at Lewlt1
llnd Clart. pro,1de:. numerou~ opportunl ·
tic for \'OU to become tnvotvcd tn t1vent
w planning CJrRilnlr.atmns and tC3ll\5. Gt>n·
e:naung the effon to meet the need for
di\eNC and e~ting acuviue& on campua
~ challengut.g and vou are encolJl'G8ed to
th.apc thia college 8fW\ranmont "
Uke many thing the idea aounda aobd
on paper, but 11 falls apart when put Into
practice. lllie being m) ahth Uti 111 on edi
tonal board ot the Los, and 1\le apent a
good many hour5 trying to culdvate an
e.xpenenced stafl Tile pnnciplo problem
•tema from the fact that acuvtti are low
on the pnonl) litl of most studneta II Ia
dii'Ocuh 10 exttact a serious short tenn
commitmen t &om p80l)le. not to mention
k.Mplng .omebody on the etatf for a whole
te.hool war It is difficult to extract a serious short tern1
commitment from people, not to mention keeping
somebody on the staff for a whole year.
• Port of the ~I)On our medias are con·
stontly scarchlng for lAtent lsthatthereare
no claSbC'I directly fcedlng Into thelr pro
gram:, Bigger school~ have the ndvantft8e
of huge departments that groom writers
grnphic artists. elc specifically for their
octlvitle)l At Luwis and Clruic this is not the
ca11C If vou troce the pathb of our media
nowballing s....-.. t
Jennie Huntley
f'Qr thlt ....__.. l..o«
,., I i I I tart r.d \1\11 th U ttl" thing )'0 U
IJ.no\\, tor~ nnd !>poon&-Uke that \\'~
n~ded them lor our Ooor Mudy ~k.
Then wt> found ouraehea taking thc
glab$C Only the tmigbt ones though I
don t knO\' -1 m so ar.hamed of m)'b'll~ but
11 Wo'lli .tJI too eaay, you know, to def)· the
~ tern, lo lip J dbh Into our bolckpack5
now and then.
At thl• end of our fre<!.hman \o'83T we had • at' umulatl'd lt\'erwaro ~lUfll.t6 for forty
in thrt•t• dlllerent dlalinollvc atvlu \'\ o • tho bonum or Copeland ba.&emenl We
Mole table that tenn !\Upph'8 them out
through the window . one sundn} altar
brunch '~c "uccost.full} de-fumiluri~cd
tho enure organic -.ccUon of the cufettlnU
W\pcd clean. It ,,,.ll!'> I think. the high poant
ol our c<Jroer.
But wt• were getting sick of the ea~v stuff
Wu dt'Cidcd to go for !>OmcthJng chaUen
git~ ,~c planned to '!teal the b<1Wd bar or
coutMI '~t·dlslnf(l('ted it lintt to pre,entthc
nt~k of diMl4SC But we d1d it lillie b, Uttle.
until one momtmt II wa~> gonu !)A('.A wat~
dul!lth" onu mlnutu thf• Unu runner wtu1
going back lur more collage rhecMt tht•
We began to slip out with table cJoths under our
jackets, then chairs. By spring term we had 17
chairs stacked in the bottom of Copeland's
basement.
alwaya m011nt to gJw them back. but aomo­
ho\0\ never got around to 11 1 hen In
November our aophomore }1Sal' m) cousin
lnna had a wedding I had no monev
then-I'd hCAt'd tomewhere that on<' often
&'"1! dJah &etDnp for wedding pn'&enll
She got aetbng• for n.wnry
ShonJy thereafter 11\.'U when SAGA began
th~ cnclui<Mn on cafetena thett. Annttd
suerilla warriors used to guard the enrran·
oes and eAJt6. Student• W'en' •ubJect to
Criakifl81 alter P.Yt•ry mu.l StiU, we con·
UnU4'1d on, hopjng to aomrhow overcome
thia ternblf' mania Ever OOIJCC tht> shor•
t~e of fut~eta rrays ;n the UM? If jull h4P"
pt!oed IO be our favorite color
By Junior year wn weom in O\ltlr our
hoads TUition had incn>:att-d lhroofoJd
and th~ 11)1--rs on tho rablea made polnh•d
m(!'l"ellCll'll to the facl that they'd had 10 • "'place 72 tlinner plate., 43 fruit bowl&, w
p&.abc: a:·mal diahtui. 96 fCia~W~t•a. S1 rotle'()
muga, an unknown number of 8Uvf•rw11n1
eelllflB&, and :s9 tra.vs. all within tht• p.ut
Mo dayti Stllhw.wcren 't &aiJA(il•d Aln>.ady
we had 1. nough 58Jt ahah-rfi to la&t us u
lifetuoo. We t.cpn ro .Wp aut with tabll•
dnlh11 under our Jac.kcta. tlwn chatnl By
apnrlfe renn we had 17 r.haill! .-aad.t•d in ne111 minute" no bowl.
Prom that moment on. SAGA d.Jdn 1
atand 4 chanc•' Sec:.unty waa doubled ,
tablu were chalned to the walla, !'>till wu
kept taking We fini!Uted seruor year wflh
aU the lulce disperuers , coke machlnea.
toaattln. tee hina. and pw~tic milk uddtlr.s
We C.'\I'On kidnapped Anita It waa dlsaater
for SAGA. They OnaUy went bankrupt and
Wttl't' replactld by members of a neartJy
maawr chl•f league who had gone on atrilw
and loll I heir jobs So not aU stor1u com••
too biJd and
Wtt got <:4ughl though SAGA was on tho
lookout nr graduation . und whon they
hundf'd mo the diploma 17 eoup apoona
and a dmncr-plat«• fflll out of frO' slt'MIU,
wht•n~ I d Ito pi them a• memontOlt O(
courM· I waa nabbud, booked on chargu11 o(
tht•ft. ulong with my acc:omplfr.ut~ . I admu
It, It w;s,. a lifo of cnm~ In the largest at•nw.
8ut I don 1 regret my action11. nor onu
6.1nglo btl Not altm they tortun.ld mt' that
way Oh tlw 11torit•s I could wU about my
uurnllWSUona. oft1•r they caught mt•, butlt'a
ltlo homblt· SUffit tl II to !WV, that wht•n
tlU!)I lor Ill wunt bankrop1 thiy fWl\t.'CI 60mt•
.Applr. Chnt•:.c Bak". heads, you'll6nd they learned the ropes by
hanging on them
Tho result Is a high tumovw· of staff
mombons In an organluuion like a news·
paper or yearbook. whore the key Is n well·
rounded staff, a groon crow sovorly limits
how good the final product can be
san
-.. : ow 111.ld In with tho commitment problem
o.re tho Vllrious n.ta&Ons pooplo c·hoo!Ml to
participate Somo 1\1'0 gonulnely con
oomcd somu enjoy tho ln.Ouunoo nnd
somo Just nood 8Qmothll'l{( to 611 a third of a
crodll
Of the thl't!(J tho latter Is tho most dova.a.
1Bllfl8 to nn nc.tlvHy Whether It bo KU:. lhtl
Mcndwn or tho Cr'C\v team th€\ people
heading thew activitlo" nro M>rious and
dotU~tcd to wl\4t lhoy oro doifl8 To sign
up not fully t1J~pt.'<.;tlf18 10 partlclpato It
wookenlng a gt'Oup whert• organiUltion IJ
oflon atrood • frongllo
11u-most rnuuratlng side to lending an
actavity offered for crudJt Is oolng virtual~
poworloM to tlnfo"'tl your rules When
thf'I'O is n wholo third of o credit to hold
over people's ht'D.dll. your clout a~ n lt\.ldrr
dcx•sn t rench roo fa•
PothnpH tho n.'lll problem Uotcln tho lod
of merit f(IVl!n to tho wholu spt.'Ctnlm ol
uctiviticA by tho community fAs:~tmtluJ to
mco•l)urnting our llbcrnl nrtlt couc:auons
Into the w'Orklng world it~ lcnmlng vwiow
procllcD.I ~kills l'horo Is no bell or plnru to
acquire and pructfoo thom thnn In thr
committct.'!l, clubs. boMd~ . councU6 . etc
thnt abound on cnmpu&
Wendy Hall. edilor of \'uun KJmtah, obo
b-OO~ the tmportanoe of activities To mP
school Is not JUSt studJeB !Wing on a yw
book staff is oxpenenclng profe88lol'lll
ll.ituntloM
Whnt Is the &OiuUon? I really don t ~
A slart oculd be with you tho noxt Ume you
~o a proposal publication, or spe3ker on
c.ampus Remember thot the product II
thm"e because pooplo like you took advan­
tage of on-ca.mpus Internship to pul It
I here.
Flisboes and televlsJon wiU otwa)1
be around Opportunities Uke this m.aynot
bo
ey grew
Pioneer Log, January 20, 1181 Line 1.ue
conu'l!.ry to some bl
o( thinking In d
we look nt the me
lfy tho shape Wt•
M\~tll11 and If \W d
mmodiatclv save ou
whon W\~ can tur
hope~ to reality
>Vl) chnngo will cor
collogo 8
education nii<J\1
How many of u
:1u~c :' Wa have two cl
to ond o prc-.cnt I
activo partlcl
~mo vfctlm11, llku
'lltlll:1rr .. in a world
To tolluw It
om or
•
help
Help
HELP
The Log n
(
r Log, nt problem
~ Ch008CIIO
1lnely con
uonce and
11 o third of•
mO!lt dO\IU
be KU. thf.
the people
serlou" ond
1lng To •t&n
!ll'11clpnte b
;nruutlon It
) leading an
1lng Virtual~
-ules \"-'hen
'edit to hold
11 as a lo.tdtT
iS In tho lock
!I pee tru m of
EssontJd.l to
oaucauoru
ning vurioua
tter place to
than In thr
>uncUs. CIC
KJmtah, also
ties To~
ngonnyw
profe881or\ll
,.don t kn<M
leXt tJme you
1r speaker on
3 product II
~ took advan·
Ips to put II
wiU ntwa}1
th.as may not ·nes on the
~!uas ou qa • Irror UII.JJOJ •
Ourton
1'1c11l4'<lr Lt•f( •
contrnrv to t~omo beliefs. etuduntH do a
or thlnkJng In classeH. llbmrlcs and
,, .. c look at tho mold:\ in nn nuempt to
n.11ttf\ tJw t~hopt• Wt• tlnd now Idea~ new
Inc,,,, . .., nnd If Wf.' cannot utJIIzo them
. aavo our tho1.1ghts for tho
wtwn 'Vi' ran tum dreamt. to hopes.
hopes to ruallty
M}' rhongc will como from recent and
~t~~~ni ·l()-bt• collogt> 8J'Oduatc!t bocauso
•• .tu•J t•ducatlon ollowtt groatur "''~Ponsi
HO\"' many of u11 will ombr"Dce thut
\W havo two cholros We can toxe
uctn to t•ntl o pre11ont mood of doprc~jon
ocliw participation. or wu t:an
~nno victims. like.: some exiHtanUallllt
In rl world which only o Cuw
ro follow thn louor path, we
lf'('O~nu not n genarotlon of force but a
Mct'OiiCIO Of ftulr
Tho good mw11lttthoro lt. no othorfuturo
u~ Tho bad news Is wv c.1n oJT 011
1'\"Q~'" j tly os our fnthor<. tollcge gradu· Rtf's ofthosu mldd l~ l!ltKl a wulk Into u voln
tlle wortd. I'Kl(.lttJiy nnd economica lly
Some ch.an&ctoril(' thla time a11 one of
'downword mPblllty . wht~r'(• manv of u11
will not havu tlw "Wlnw opportunltlo" our
parontll hnd lndv•-d. with 12 mllhon
unemploy(ld , many mon• omployed
beneath tht'lr capabllltlu~t ond I(J"'Wtng
cJa~s difft:rt•ncea . thlal" u dlaunct po~talbll ·
tty. though a" Vt't unfon.ecnbh• No one
know5 when und If a 1umnruund will
comt• or If thla Ia o trond which llll\} !!pell
lhe end of l.llxlrnl Art~t oducnllon os we
know it with more pt•oplo 11tlcklng to sp<. ...
ctallzutlon In ordt•r lo !'lurvl~t·
Penr Itt the product of o dl .. tntcgratlng
~ocle ty Wu ~e It happening now Qlld
without foroslght wu uro lo!'ll Wo 1\l!tlroh for
unlfkatlon nnd lt"udt•r htp nnd that Ia the
only wuy wo can win agnln111 nogntlvism If
we tlnd no lnndum on tho 'ICono now. w1:
mu11t create nuw ones from our ronks
These luader:s. and any l"'l'Orgunluulon .
muat comu lrom u l'ltandpolnt not of fear.
but ot hopo This Ia vitally Important .
bocnuMl huddling In fear brt•eda lnucllvilJ
tyronny, prejudice and &eapcgo.s ts l•'rom 1\Jmed against ourselves, we find scapegoats and
live in destructive prejudice, as government watches
us become sharks in the White House aquarium .
thoae who ff-'ar omargl! IC4dvl'll who prey
on such fPI\r:'l No bcllur than o rhlld who
hlde111 under the covtJr from n nol&/1 out
tddf" hla window, the fr·arful c.:hoo'>l' to lnt
one stand for all. mthcr than lt•t nlltllond
ror one
To unite in hopt> bnngl\ po~lliw ldoa"
and chnngca To hopt• mean" to IIUI'Vl~ •, to
believe In"' btlttr•r lim1· Hopt• nm onnswp
&om rcaJhy and hopeful \"fllon!l b~omr.
real Vlalon~o No matter hm.v bud tht.• tlmu
now, hlstorv hal\ owt•n It ull btlforu nnd
come through lf'rtalnly our pn·~rnl
course 111 prt'canou~ly balunc.4•d on .~n
uncertain foundntlon , but lnswud ot crv·
• tng in de~pair wo ilft futun, 1Tklrkc11'1 of
hl11tory, must rt'Cognlu • thll'l tU> a plvotul
agu le41m &om tho leasons of hl11torv .tnd
guide our world with clc.1r-mlndod luadvr•
11hfp to a belltJr agt• ropl'l'llt.•ntatlw of our
technological advanteml'lnt-. and commit·
mont to oducotlon aa th~ mtMnll to ond
fear
Turning the tide
As government trt'atf> it .. cltluns. citi·
z.ena \1\ill treat ttCMYmment We have a natfonallc.oad,•nthJp \.\.hlch plnnts fr.ar In all
ieelon of the populace through wanron
dl11n.•gunrd of tht.• ICM'er· and middlu·
claatW who rn.Ue up thf• bulk of tht•
n.ttton The admJnestratlon off•:n no
accurc dome~t.l c or !ornign poUclt•s for the
counb)'. andJtA dogmatJc unwillingness to
compromJSt! It economlcnlJy :md ocmlly
~trnngllng . This result5 ln an f:Vf'l)' rnun
for himsetr• unvironmcnt of mtl'trulll and
fear. lnsltt<ld of unifying the pcoplt> thjs
utlltudo dJ\.ideo; the pcoplt•, koopin8 suspl·
c1on high, hopes low, lllld oonfu!'ion
a pirating.
C.ovt>mment II' not th•• aolc contrihuung
l'UU~t' of OUr !dtuaUon but it ll th•• thrr­
momctcr of national hPaJth and twa tho
n••ponalbrlltv or offering the nation calm
and a ploce to tum to In hllrd timus 'fhls
docs not mean n Wt!l/nru tUatc, but an end tv -which represontA and roapec rt~ Ill'
cloctorat e.
People are bt'ginnl~ to kcl this dlMC5·
pt~t. and they are getUng angry. They wUI
either tum thmr angur agatnttt tho gowm·
ment, ngalnsl chernseh:es . or both I(
tumed asain"t government . an~er will
omoiTow' s leaders needed today • • 1 n a ou o • er1ca
help
Help •
·HELP I 0
The Log needs opinion writers.
DESPERATELY .
Call ext. 232, 233.
Log, January 211. •
Fear is the product of a
disintegrating society. We
see it happening now, •
Fear is the product of a disintegrating society. We
see it happening now, and without foresight we are
lost. We search for unification and leadership and
that is the only way we can win against negativism.
citherelecl bene\'olenct' or a hard· line dlo­
lator TUrned against ou1"11eM~ we 6nd
scape3oats and live In destructive pmlu·
dJce. as gm.-emment watches utt ~me\
4hatb In the Whlto Houae aquanum
The feeding fren.y has begun Rnpontt of
rnclaJ and rcllgioua vandalism tn AmoriC4
nre on the incn.14ao 1\ec;l'ntly . at u book·
11toru In Portland. a .)IOU fit( man wallwd into
the Judaka .-cdon and wiped the tthclr
cloan of ""books At l.ewia and Clm <'of·
lege. iltudonls Initially organlr..ed a "Rum
Patrol to thinly diSftUisc tht'ir ft\llr of a
!ldf1ous soctal problem. lnstt~ad of li)1Jl8 to
undCf'8tand thu cau"us
such attitudes have no pl4oo In t:a hop6-
ful futW\•: natht>r, thtO' atem from If("~
nnce. and whtm l'Ombillt'd with youth.
haYt' the polenUal for long· tr.nn ~nonmoc.
In t:urope. th~ Nlwttion Is e\'Cn wontoe rlli11
Is thtl product of anger, and we muat aoon {P\'6 loadenhip to lhotte who can end UJ­
fuclings and l"e\1talim individual ·wor1h
through coUecth.<e action.
\'outh wiU supply the &NWer, 1n thia
rountry and in others.. 11le leaden wUJ be
rrom our ..ge group. wtlll!l"f! hope Uld ideal­
Ism has the best chance. 1'hough we are
tht• future. W\l now havu littlo IWl)"in it. and
thJ11 must chanse. Why wau for-the future
to como to us. wtwn ~ c:an make the
future? Voulh must hAw moro vuice. This • votw now cornea fronl coll8f(ea and untver-
Nlies,. but often at a.s a Voac-e oi"Confonnity ,
and In bad tima. c'tlnfornuty chan&ea
nuthlng If wn are to make ttw, world a
bcller plaro. aa those lM!fun., u• ha~ tried.
tht'll "'\l muat nut hu afutid. and mwll
wield a oonftdcnc:c to matt'h the probJem.
We h.a\oea right ro take put in the!~ ·
inga. nut lo be obs.en"tml of Ul unknown
pantdt'-LC theatre department unearths
thu•d 1""8''' liMn h •hnuld 1• I '"I'' I \nolmf!.1no l null~" s } (
Peter Lll~n
Ofth!!PI~~
The l..e\\1~ and Inti. 11tcatm
Ocpttt'lmcm ,,;u oo pn! nthlg hm
la.n:e ~lc producuoru.thi tcnn
EunpldL-s The 'l'roJnn \\omen..
ami IJc.n Jonson \ o{ponr
'1'ht-1l'nJan l\omcn. \\ \•Tlllrm
In 415 R 115 pan 01 E uript..~f!S tnl
01!\' de li"8 \\1th the l'ro1an \\'ar II
1 pln \\1th a strof18 nnllo\\'llr
~t• II htl'\\ n worfd 1 n "'hkh
lhC pint I crusht•d dt•hunwn
ttcd nnd there 1 no austr
1'hu uon ollht' pia) tnlo;e pia c
outlild I he 5hallt!nld wall of1'ro\
lheda nft£-rTro hn heenanruhi ·
latcd b.> tlH Gro I< Most of tho
men ofl'rm hJt,1! b< •n killed C\"CO • nwc mfant nae Trojan women
Nl\ • boon UtLcn pn!iOner and are
hcu'8 hcld rn an enasmpmCJII
nw~uttng ther dep:trture to Gmt.~
und otlwr Jl411S ol lhe ~lctlitcnn ·
naan n& lll\-cs
The pl:l) ir• being dtroCted b)
mor theatre major Jud\ Gati
Jud) Eunpcdes both a
ngamst \\Dr and \Cf) pro­
ft mini t. Th011tre Profo• or Ed8ar
Reynolds 5D.ld The 1'mJan "omen
dep311 from the nonn of mam·
plays in that women rot • gnmll~
outnumber men roles llhank tt
wondt~l II wo~ out \'CJ"\ ''ell •
U(.>(:r,.,u Or \\'Ill! I dm ng II pia.)
\ 'olpon \\ilh llUlO\ men and fC\,
womPn nnd Jud) s 111 JlUI the
n..'\oerse U Ulltl.) then.• '" a mho ol
throe to on mule rolt>~ to fcmal"
rol Rcynold~t ~>aid csseno \'UU rc nO•~ lht• fi•c•lir\8 uf
the lnne~
tudunt llppt~nns m lhc pl.l\
ITlliJOI' role~ include MnrJt~t L..,rn
ben ltl uba Queen orlro :\lark
\nurl8 rt'nllh.)btut; ~llt) Llu 'tl
I a andr I su no 'llllllon
\ndroma he. l)~md 0 ()onoghuo
1\lenelau I t u e1h n H~' ,. • •
then~ !. IJiane Hoslord IHc•Jenl
and ~1an hannhan !Pol tdon
ln th uppoMhl8 rule" arc ~nil•
l..aco In •rid Rmgnr Knit-.
Uawsllt!n Con me Cole Kun lllL'.),
'\lUll ha \nuta. and Lr in \\rmkr!J'
ns th mcmbL~ of the choru I.J sa
Mount L thi' n~l~umt dlnJCtor
Or fUchard \\11lu; clt•ctell \ ol·
pone n tht• othor maJOI produc­
tiOn lor· thl" tunn bccau C\ '1"\
tfin}Ctor hould do 11 onoo in h;s
cnn"f'J' It dtfficull \ ou w~h until
\"'u hm'O a group of p<~plt• n ho
you thrnJ,; can do It
The pia) \\nttt•n In 1606 b~ Ben
Jonson J:o; a scam. a &II ng i'.lpcn1
••on. \\!Ills bAld. s \\'llS tvptcalln
the cornodms of the 14tor Kc:>toro·
Uon pcnod. the Mmt•s ol the l .ba~
acren; Jll0\1de clu~ to thctr
J~nllhli Titus Jonson gwc. u
chanlcttn \\1th flllm -;uch a \ oJ.
pone II he Po.' to llhc Pl.) Vol
tore. Corbllooio Con•mo llhc
Vultun-. tht• l\a\l!ll. the CJ"'\\1 and
~ir and Lad\' Poht1C \\ ould B A -the nnmc-. ol the charnel' n1 hint
there a~ no 11ooeptabh pt>oplt• m
tht• pJa nlis IS 0 60Cil!f) in which
C\~1tung is for S.lll• \\ allta; saad
"\ olpone Is not a nuser as he Is
sometimes repre entt•d Willi
Silld Uc as n r;ensunh!\t For hsm
The 1'ro;an Womt'n 111 0 dt•parr~ tho gnmtthmg as to uicl\ peopJt• out
from th~.; nonn In lhnt tl IIi n Grur•J.. or thnlr moncy-h n con n'L:ln
~d t;Ornellung thnt tw not In the pllly \ alpone Card" II
been done m nx:ent )1'..3"-at l~1s ..., lnhl an heirless\ t>nctum dtM.
and t:U.rK In fourym~ n undel" a hemfl to lncn &e his hoard of
pttdWlh '"''tll hopefulh bePxposed mont;> \\ 1th the a1d of hi n"ant
Loa wad \'0111£'1) of \'\'Orld drnma lo M •phcn Cia \ olpone
Reynolds 5a.Jd '\\c n• also \'f>n k•t& people undcrs1nud thAt he 1s
lad lObe dOJng n tru d) brenuse d)ll'lg nd ha no orw to lea\C h1
" • hl1\"Cn I touched that type of money 10 nd of OUJ"St' the nefar­
play lor 60me tlmf• aous nob! men of \ cruc•e D\'lln· mont',l and plls nucmpt 10 1ngn1
tlnll' lh•·m~--h.,-.s Into\ olpoau• s l:t!\1
\'all and 1c ~•am••nt \rut \ olrXJnl!
ul COlii''Sf' u un• 1 .u~h ltl tlwm
rhnt onl) ht• ",u be th•• hwr \ft>1ln­
\\ tulo, tht• ''1'\llnl \1osca i
att••mpllns to rnck \ olpom.l hun-
It out of h1s fo11unc
\ olpum• hm\t"\ £lr: oon gc•t" up
lf'Om ht dtl.'llhil<.'d IO re UIIW lift• lib
n hcalthu•r nnc.l m lwr· nobhHnlln
I ht• productinn ul the pia) ir c II
wa SOOJf"\,hat dtlfir.ult to orgnn
a:r:c. J"tu pmctt 'clunng the SC\'CO•
It~· nth Ol'ntury "'lwn puhlisht ng
orw pia). wns to add nuuc•natlo 11,
10 c!h.'Cl, to cruarc n nm •ll o a to
n•ntkr II mon• clitticull lor ulhtw
th••all'l• companll' to Ill nll.> pro
duel' 11 l1lu' lht• h. <lbour one \\ ~tntnd tlw pitt) to nm In undc1 II ttl) JllJhtic \\ uuld Ut!l
t\\ll hOUI"5. 'W\Ihs s:ud WI CUI OUI
ttpptl:nlmatt•b onc•·thud ol tht•
hn•'!i
Jllf' J)OldUc'tllln f'fltJUin!S gn•at
l1h:tgnrll " ln "·nsturnl•:;, t•tllng and
propcr1w \\ 1lh sa1d Doing the~
M'IIU\': '" I he ln. pmlt• or Juhn
,,,~h ,,110 111 \\ tiUtw opanltlll Is
Ill t uperb \\OOOf18\\lthhlmi s
\ '")' t1rw talt•nlt'd rudt!lll, Olga
,\r t•nit•\ who "' dotng the
r.O!otllnJt'S
Otlwr rudcnts n JJJ>l' tnfli( 111 tht
pia) rndud•• t\rn.in \lc..-.t•h Ulona·
no~ Lon ~oil 1~11 Pohllc: \\ould·
Del Mllw \tnc,wrs lf'•r cgl'inul,
M11nno 1rnmm•·ll t~'ano l. Rt•IK" (a
lJr''O\\lll'll IC.u;tront> J, <•f'f•lc hPn In llw lruflJ'Klrtmg mh•!.
U lwt J:nglf! tt•tl ill'11al,
U.alwr nnd \lnna n, hJ I\\
"''" nnt I, u ncJ OriHi Dun
Unn c Jnhn!iun , {ot'Of811 r11Diu•
< pp rewr Curl un, nnct
"•'18 ns n '. nt•t.\ ol ommf!lrt
ton•<; I Polu t'llllllll, \h•rc.11on•s
ct1.en1 ,\vocatorcs Uud~c
\lf'll ~·1'\iJJII
1 he 7 tTJJatt I\ 'onu.'ll plu\ 111
tJI,Jd.: Do\ f-'t:lmiOI) II th~u9J
\ flffHJ"'' opens f t•bt"\MI) 28 on
main tag • nnd nm
\lnn.·h !i l'or '" en 1110ns cal)
rlw.lln: 0 !Jllll1mt•nt ••I t!\h'n'""
J3Z ·r h•• piU) 1. In • lur
< lnrk 51Utlt•nrs nnd Glnf{tlr ln~in
Of tM PiiWlei'7 ...
l he t ha ,,.,.d \\rut •
tt•ng ror l.t!\\1 n nd -"'h t.ou li .UlU \\ ..,.,., •
7'rO}an \\'omen "'hiC'J
r.ntcd thts tnnn
Jhooln•
Llsin& ""'""'"'" Cl d4noe Gull tli tnll·t1'
ond modern lito to
dlccl man lnhuma
1\.'U on tho mdi\ tdua
JL1virl8 dono rw0
"tuch ho'' •d ~14
powntlal, Goll '~·• a
nut!) b) th•• t.hu.ttrr. ~
&he \\1 ht!d <J time sJ~
,..OOuction 10 thas ve4
~
The long pmoc s
~n . and trom "
' logur. of 0'\'t!l :!50
sr.nou ly t:on'lldc ~·c
More uhmarttng lwr
osaJ orThr. TrojiJII Wn
: ~nolds. chairpt:•n;o 1
111' dcp.tMmt•n t
inc td~··• that drv
pb_\ wns tklr uc
•cro rcmo und ntltt
olmfuMIC • thi:-. I)'JW
m;m committi agoin:.t
gonl' on, GoJJ ~•d
l'l'>311\ mcano: to .:tn • somethang that \\,
n:nundecl ol."
Golf cho"c the• 16 1
;.,.., t~;m, and bcga1
1\llh .. omt• book we
~mproo. 1sation. and 11
~5tabhsh a wortdng "
Golf i~ worki~ \o\litt
of 6lUdi:'I11S from f
)<mons nnd f.'\. en J n
Lake 0""-llgo el..-rnee
studl'nl Sc.1n Hnfl4t8 i'l
CLtso;tc Gn.'Ck 6ee1
to l'\t.'J)'Ont.l in the c
f\'01\l' 6 atlt!nll\1 • Na
l.en\-1'1 and Clnrk
nlt'mh•.·r ol tht• choru1 "\\ t> ro not lltler n museum oou.sh nse to the bait
h'JJroduc.uon \\ • ro out to n.!pro- On~ b.) on • \ohore IBtll Pru1tcl
duwe it a~ l1t• I 1t.s po s.iblt• lur a Corbae:c10 tBob hult1c • and Cor
modern nudwoo RL:>noJd s:ard \100 tall 1\!.1 fll~Y ctwar re~;pects F~beruaahryde
1pa4 thrt.mr
0e
0ngthreh
19.elll"'es Eurtptdes tragedy The Tro1an Women which will be playing In the 8~;:
~--~~·~n~t~he~a~hl~·~,u~u~rc~a~ h~er~a~n~~a~n~d~ l~hro~u~g~l~ta~l·~bmrn~ ~l~a!p~p~h~l ·~a~ll~o~n~o~ t ..... _~~~~~~~~~:: ............... _ C L1 stc Grt!(•k dmn
ficuh to do .the chon
md 8 half ~·ht•illJlll an
~wtac and lore1gn 11 J
oft£•n M~--n on the \mq
Edpr Rl'\ nold~ 'Wid Entertainment On Campus
• Faculty member Richa~d Poppino, votce, and visiting arttsl
Dentse Bernard. p1ano, w1ll present ·An Evening of Votce and
Prano." 8 p.m., Evans Aud1torrum . on Thursday , January 20.
• Jon Ham. and Debra Gotata wrll present the first Classrcal
Gu~tar State olthe Art Concert of the term Saturday January 22
Gu1tanst Harris and mezzo-soprano Galata w111 perform mus1c by
suCh vano~s composers as Brahms, Faure. and Castrenuovo­
Tedesco Tickets are $3 and the concert will be held at 8 p m tn the
Chapel
• Sunday, January 23 and Monday, January 24 Gu1tanst Hams
w,l conduct a Gu1tar Master Class Contact the School of Mus1c
for more tnformation .
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ASLC ELECTIONS
Position to be filled:
ASL PRESIDENT-~en~•'a.l ~ul>t!'"'~'on ol •• 11
actrvllle!t and t.hctll' ol f 'ecu11w CoundJ.
~CE PRESIDENT FOR SAAB. t.hau~ chc studern
c ..&d~mJC \llat~ Bn.u·d ~~-\.\B und st't'\ c~ on [ t:cUirl
(. uurwel
VIC~ PRESfDENT FOR BUDGET
FI'\JANCE.-~..h~w-s I he Budget · flnaru u Ho.utJ '>l'l"\ '!>ot:
f:..\~'UII\t. C oundl and ad\1.,~!> sludent gtuup-. on bud~r a:m
mutters ·
VICE. PRESIDENT FOR J FORl\;tATJON & PROG R.Ai'\11\.fiNG -, lt.Jir-.. thl· tntunndtron . Prol{ram­
m!ng Board u" ··~ un t:wcull\ ,. Count'il and supe1~1
,\ l.C pubJh .. tl' •llld ('hUJ'ICil'd Off(Uni:UlliUils.
STUDENTS-AT-lAHGE-(3} -an• n.,~pon-.1hltl
P1 •scnung studen l' un,.em not n.:p1 JS«•ntcd lwothl·r N'L( BoiutJs ·
BOARD !\'fEMBERS · ~·stdunce haJJ:-will ue t•kc u~
~·pres •ntahws lo lht· <tA.\U lnJurm.Hion &. Progmmnu~
and Hudgt:t &. r tnant ,, Ro.ud~>
PE'I'l'f'IO S \V1LL SOON BE t\VAJLAHLE !
Pioneer Log. January 20, 1 )eetng lh•• choru" as
puup a CllM! ol tnd
'illlbtmted through c
Qoa\\1118 a lot on what
on lllll'lcn1 danr.l~ ,-.
lhc modem \ .. ark ol
KLC
BRIEl
CASE1
860AM
93.1 Cal
An informa
campus cor
activities
Produced
ear Log, 101 ,mcii.Jsll 1
Hald a,•)
[lnMmg n11~
d 1\.::uh.al,
in I H'h\' (\\ •
Rrud l>u
G•:o•gc• Blolu_.
rl~un, and
tl) of ~onu1nerc
l~ ~h·rr..nl llM ' ~-...
Jro Uudg••
Pe:J
g In the Black
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un ot aJI,
ll's the Studert
on l::.x<'Coull\\"
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. r'd '~" '"on
• on huclgetal)
on
nd supt-:f\1
..,ponsiblc flf
b) orh~t N•t.C
•
ill b~ uiPf ll~
Pmgmnunll~
I r.lnf(t!r Irwin
Of th!'l PI~ l..t~il
nw clt.'lm•d waJiii ol rruy .ln.: tht•
ulng for t .. ~,18 tnd Clilrl.: "ntor,
Judy (,uti nntl \\ .ar rnt•ssagt•tn 11lr:
1'ro}an '\otnt'n \\hlrh \\11llk.• pros­
r.ntcd th111 tt•nn ur F'ir \c n•
'l1l \ J:ll re_
U lng d••rnf'nt& ot mustl and
dance Go II IS llllt'J1"' 11ung anc1unt
and motlum llh• to illustrult l lht:
cil t man tnhumanit\ ' to m ... n
ha on lhl' lltdh adunl.
lla\1fl8 dmw '"" o orHNU'I pl:1
\~1UI h ShU\\ "d 8J'' Jl rnt•nl and
poh ntlal GoU "" nsl.cc.J last l oh·
ruAI) b.) tho tlll'.atro d••fJ.lt1rnt•nt il
ahc ,,,stwd ., tim1• filot lm 11 mutnr
prodll(:llo n In I hili yt•c:at}ll 6Cht>dulu. "''.'" nnd Doris tlumphro· .~. (,oil
'iiltd I m trvlng to llnct ult•mcnt
th.u ua .. • ilnnt•nt und t Ia lr:al, thun
hape them nmund ltJ tukc on nuw
ntl'\lntng m a \ ttry modem WU)
It a lot mon• d11fh ult In sornP
Wtl)'li lhan I \\,l nntitJt~llng. tJ<W·
•ng 1u \l&lmhw 1n nw nuncl wht n -I m hlockin~ on paper, Piling up
things lor 11 16 m .. rn~r en 1 (,on
S<lld
Gnff had L"WW\' t.'a 1 member w
\\Tile lhmr OY.n df'lrul•:d fJ4 unal
hmgr.tph y, n the char ICier, to Sl'"'
n c.cnse nl b.Jc ~mund und to llld
relalton"h•p \'I.Oii: bet~c · •n arm
anoth•'r.
u-. .. ,s nuc.J Ci.lrt.. junior Scan
Shan.Jll4n ~ho lti pl.t.)11lg Po:wi
Jon. god nf thu t!il, ho liP""' somt>
thnu rontlng nnd m"Hlg on u hilltop
ro c<~ptu.ru ttw \'Oict• .md powror ol
Po-.cidon. I 111~ II u lUI llnll '''"'r btnt~>rttt !nt
corrung ''' us lrom 500 a c;.
han Nichol \\ ho 1 dcsigntn,g
lights oornplfltt• tho• t~·hnlcal
cn.•w 1dong \\11h Usa Mount n
lJ!\\1 andLL'lrio: sophom om~ho Is
n I IIUII dJ n•cl.i ng
Gott tntgglcs 10 pn• ""' a olll u
utmo ph n· intcgr.ucd \'1th huiTUI
nl tic uJ1~5 ufindi .. iduali m o tht•
pia) will not be \Jm..-cd 115 D
musourn psooc or oddir) but 11
modt•m mro !13~1 and 3pp.:.Jl
Th" tronslauon frnm Gt1X'k to
l:ongh h cmn be problt ~mauc, and
Gofl chotw tho Rlchmond ­
l...itlllmon • trnnslll11on bfX'ausc ollts
rhythrntc nnd poetic quahty, Dl.i
oppo ud to th(• p<JSf'~ and fa~wd
tnmslauonfl or olhtll'l'
Thl' lung pron•ss ol Pllmtnuuun
t~cgan and lrom u nwnli.ll c.ata·
logU•' or 0\PI' 250 pluys. GoU
smously con .. ttlt•n•d fi1 piny .
bdore 11ubm1111ng lwr lnnn.tl prop­
oW of Tht.' Troj1m \\omen tn t::dgar
RL""\nolds. chlurperson of lht• thea· (,utJ I f'C!iJlt."i:l(•d by lht• ttw.tlre
rar.ully !the" got " lot ol "ork t:ul
uut for h•~r. butsht•'!" ROI e tr.JOMI· --------------- n .. uy "ner-K)-·. Rl..ynalds !14td I
• tre dcp.aMmf•nt
ilw tdu.a th.tt dn.'' mo to this
play wn th.u at ro 5 MUon.;,
aa'055 linll' und t'Uhun•, thas type
ot mfu 11on. thi" I) (Xl ol 10 that one
man commit ugam'il unoalwr ha~
som• on, Goll 5ald • \\'h.at th.'lt
1\llll) mc.tn"' to an mdi\adunl 1s
sonwthlng that \'I.e mu r be
1\'11\lOdt•d uf"
Goll cho c tht• 16 momber ca~t
.. ~ ttrm nnd lx·~nn rnhoarsab
1\lth cmw book work. ,, lot of
tmprovi<;allon and ln.t~l "ork to
esl4bUsh ,, workmg ruppor1.
Goff il' wurku~ "'ith J 'lJ>tlC&rum
ol .tudtmts trom rn.~-.hmt>n to
"·tUor and t:'\nn <1 nant• )'~r old
l..lh• 0SWt1L(O dt'OH'ntasy school
srudt>nt Soan 1 Llnagan
l'la "'IC GIV I. M:ems 10 be nC'\-..
IO I'H'f)OnO in th • CiJ!tl, 'iO C\t..'•
1'\'0llt' 6 ll!Umll\:r !," ~ntn"ha Anutu
l('\VI~ and Clar" ~nior and
lll4c mbc,r or th r. hoJ'\1 Silld
Clas5Jc Gf'el•k drnma I" wn. d1f· • ficull to do tht• choN take .. ttmc
and a hall n•ht•:&!llll and thu .;1vlc ''
~
uot1C ttnd lort•tgn. 11 '" not a lonn
afkn non thoAnwncan tage"
~r Rt• 'Jlold' &ltd
Seeing thtl choru11 3"1 a collt:ctivc
puup n t'llM' ol ~ndt\ tduruitv t~> • UJu trait~ through c.bnct• • I m
th\\lflg a lot on whi.lt I could lind
on am·~t•n t dunt·inlo(. nwldcd \'l.llh
lh1 modem work ol !\fnnh.l Gro
KLC '' ... ranting and ra\ring
on a hilltop .. .''
l.4~ ... , and <.lark s.:•n10r Bmok
Htmon ts composu~ rnu " JX'l:lh·
caUy for Golfs produc.llon , dnl"-111,1;
panly on "hilt Is kltO\'n ol ttw
mu tc ol ;md••nt Gn:ec \1alflh
lhnton 1 wori..ing'"'h J>f'rcusstorl
und \-..·ood PIJ>''. \\hit:h adds an
.ttmo :c~phcre ot unuqun) , '" htlt· 11)"­
tng to capture tho uramauc mood
and tone
Co~tumo dc'>iL(ner , I.L'\\1!1 Jnd
Clark (>ttnaor Lon Scott h.t\Hlg
res€'41n:hcd the c:;o~turnus of th(•lt.
lunds u.round Ciroof ,., is dt. ignHlg
CO'tlUffiU"' "'IOlilJo.r in llmt' J.Wnod
and :>I) Jc. yet indh •dual fur t'ar.h
chnroctcr .
Oes1gnelf'!\ an• ll\'OJdm,: ttw staril;
white or rosa look "\\(! n.: lookirvc
for a mon: Perstnn look met• ))m
• \Va!> on .uiu minor "hun pre t•nt
da\ 1\u-t.~ · i ColT said • • Theatre fucullv member John
~
Gerth J<~ d~c;tgrung the t>et, \\ith D
chaJTed no man lund tmAgt•
··rht: Gn.-eL -.oldJI'rs ha' trons­
lormed the plact• ttult uscd to be
hom{'. 1010 complt•tt• dustruc.alon .'
Gerth :~aid
''\1tat has happt•n,:d to thcso
wonwn .., a tn to rhc \l!l'\ cort• of • tho humarut tholt \'lot' all 'han•,"
Golf -.a1d '"Tiw~ h:1w hild .tll!lo • luteb \.'\ t.>l) thmg l<lkl•n trom thorn
Tonight:
Pro<hJc•·r iHo:-111 c-.ut D'l.'muth.t.Oll\tl
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BRIEF
CASES Mnnhll Uumphnr~ • Hm' to dc.tl
\\o1lh llli"C\U
Bill D•ppolito • llw roc:ll 10\!t~;t' und
.\lhll'IIC:S
Gl\.'g Ou kin· H~ 10 PI'('P-1" JIUUr
tt-dln.l
tncono tO&A return
Tue~drn and Thur:sc:Ll)·
6 p.m
860AM
93.1 Cable Tuesday:
Producer . Ho..ts • J ~1,)11 t-n•ad ~
Arm llnJl',
Jcli't::\.ln!l · lltJcumpu!i 1J1uvt pro.,\
con~
8c1b U ~ • f'lu!l nunua jV:Jdlf'llt
I) at em •
Ttp Sui..'WI\\111 -"lntt!nl.llional h1r
An informative and entertaining look at
campus controversies, personalities. and
activities
Produced by the Communrcattons 324 class
Pioneer Log, January 20, 1983 urguod \\ith her on thu pia.> h•• dtd
Ill I \\1UICr, Uarl:. Moon In the f'u/1
and ht! "'-en1 nght aklt'<Jd l.lUIIt'
tuhboml Thl'n ahe prQCCt..-"ded to
h'"' mt• the -.':l)U~ s m th • play,
how well h would \\Ori; and the
thut,g I h..,d rn1:. cd •
(::uhorif18 mlonnauon ior ncariy
u },'a!' on Cru~ an. Crod: dance
( .n~k ffi) tholugy, Green chorus B5
\H•II as Trojan ruSlOI) .tnd tntgedy
Gotf •s not 1um pullo! mto the proftlCI
unprefW\ ld
~ufh proJet:t5 take «uch a tr ...
m••ndou'i amount ol 11me 1n I.Jct
lor m~tny !lludentll doulg a major
produc&ioma impos-.1ble The thtl<.l·
Ire tudcnt must tnku lhe classe
Otr cling I and Ou"t!CIJ"S II m
"hic•h o1w dlf'P.t':ts a one 3ct pJ.,y.
\fkr this lh\.1 student must d1rect a
orw ar.t play :1s an lndtfpendolll
J>I'Uit!CI If tht:! ~ udent '>hm .. ~
impnl'\emcnt nnd potent•al in
th ~ thn.oe an.•.h lht.') a~ cbg~ble
to do a luJI producrjon the proce$,<~
thus br taling a tuU yw.r:
In reh•JMSal 11m~ alone c;off
~>pt•ndr; lour to 6\t• ho~ ada" " '
tu ~-en da~'S a \wek. not co~ung
hour5 spt•nr n• •.arching m~ung
llh d ~ ·•8nt.•rs or ba.,1c coon1irwhon
ol nil producuon elemPnt It I a
fullum,• 100 111 u .. dt,; let alung \\1th
01 her c Ill c..-:>
In a tenn -.\hen t.t.tn din>cllf'l8. 1
t•.:sstly put in lour ltmes <.~S mw h
worll llnto the produc lion! thun
anythtng t'l c 1 do, ColT N1id
Bcc.~u-.c ol 5etwduling problem"
in the ~U-82 chool)l!.U" , no Dtrect­
ing I class wa& offen-:d ln<~l .war at
all Bt•<"nu~>~ the ilin.'\"llng d.1 "n
ilrt' not opttn ru ~-;hmen thir. S(H1
ol '\C'heduhng problem means th4t
tha!i l'.4a·'s juniors lit emily 1 .m not
do a mat or productin "' llhaut \1!1)
specaal an-angt•rnt·n•
GotJ' did hll Uw lltrung IU t fVthl
h()\\t>.H·r , and F••b 14·19 a \l!aT .. •
\\Urio. \\Ul culrnm.Jh! 10 tht.> t ir Acn.•
producuon of The TroJan \\omrn
1 tw produc• tion as tn1e to l,e\n and
(.lark ludc•nt ~unda, tt>b 13 as a
~
prt-. UM opcm to aU
BECKER
CPA REVIEW
lnten~iv e CoUI'Se
Starts Feb. 8
For ~lav 83 Exam •
\ ou an• cordusll.) 1m it~ lo
allend tht• 6r-.t C'Ll<L,t; ul each
, uui"">C without obligutton "
If. RU I "uc.• for ) ou~lf "h)
our 'lludents are ron«lant ly
"inmng tall' and n.llJOnal
honors.
LIVE INSTRUCTOR
AT All CLASSES
Phm :iC mll r o 110( 1
lnr add.iuor\41 uuonnauon
644-5256 omen
Pllu!Pr. n
Senior student director Judy GoH attempts to d•Cifbe Greek theory lo
ttudenl
Mozart comes to life
~"' Bt:·nnt!ll
[J· 11 ~r loDff
Th gt.!mus oJ \tousrt and hi tal­
t'nl for cr-eatu,.; ooJartul lntag•"­
"'1th UlUbtl c:tm • to lite Thursda\ w
t"~ruflft os the ~~~w 'orii. t\4rnbcr
oloasr po•r1onned at th•~ ~ncs
fbn.agnn Chapel
T1le c~UCrnhl" COIHIJOS•--d af two
\,olina 1 a celht.l 11 haslU 1 oan
ObOOi land pianist pJayt.,od fi\ 'p1L""
cc.s lw MCJz.ar1 d tgned far an w
ensernbh•
Bc•lore the pc_--r.tom~>~n " obot>1st
nd group le.adt!r \lt•t\iu Kaplan
plauwd \\hat mad£' \ ll•r.an so
unlftUr! "\1Ql.lt11 \\.f'OIC the ftl'l!il
ptuno quar1t•l K:1pl.m aut 'lhu~
the ml'\lllnt or hiJ'\\ lo \'\1111• solo
und l!n t'ntbh• 1s untcjueh tus
~plan (il•sa-1bcd \loUU1 1111
cnt lor t:rt tung ln-.ag•· thi'Uugh
\1lnou th •mt~ und mclot.he a
tht• CtJtH r•pt ur colur-onc \\ hu•h
wo~ lor nil an trurnP.nt • he s.;ud.
Hts wor).; un the piano lor
n\amplt• , 1s like nuruaturc oper.a
h.rn 111g •I o-... n chanu tcr and ey, 1\a pta n 6I1J d
1llruughout th (M'Ttonnanoe
tho• musici:uu bro~ht Ibis oo~
cept 10 hie 1111 they filled the ch4pel
''i&h d hcatc und of the \1cilin
pta.no and b3 in combination,
The oooocrt i!tlded '"1th the Con
certo m A ,\"'Djor Jnr Rlano Vials.
\ 10/irts, Cello and &J ~ "J'he loot:esl
compos:iuon of the C\~ru "' 11 ''
dom inau: ~d by lhc m:uacrful ttbaU
tr .. ot Jn:mi 1 Hnmt•t \\ angrecn
and 'iollm 1 Helen 1\\\ J\,-u er
1be uniquene ol '11hui"Wa.)
C\-pfllll8 s pcrfnnuancc oolo~cd
not onl\ ro · toz.an but to the • ensemble a \\t:ll
J\.apl.on contnbutcd the group
current suC"C:l to the ti.Ja:~ that fh:e
ot the ong~rual mnf• rncmbcnr; "llo
b..og.tm thf' ~C\' 'ori; Cluunhcr lo­
ast 'ZS .)~1'5 ago s111l play \\1lh the
nscmhlt·
But he also on~ pt..--alll cretlit to
rhe oudacnce for prcMdaf18 th
.,,,rn m rnbt~ of the perfm ~
mJn I ft•lt o rappan ,,,th this
aud11,nc • ht1 Slid -J"h \ ntcd
ah' •
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Page 9 The Guitar Music Series contJnues with vlsltlng artist Jon Harris. classical guitar, and Debra Goil&fll.l
mezzo-soprano. They will play selection• from such varfou. composers as Brahms, Faure and
CasUenuovo-Tedesco Saturday , January 22. 8 p.m.
Northwest Artist Workshop
displays musicall y visual art
llAIS} M~ce
Of ttm Aon«:r
CuiTf!.ntl) at the ~onh\\ "' Artlfil
horkshup th~ dre3ms ot .,n anu;t
~ bel~ du;pl3)1!d In the fonn ol
an anstallabou cnllcd Bab\.' Crand -The aniGt Is D \ lJyuns Th
nucleus of the dn-Am 1s thl ' U on<' always possl s
1 o ono ado ol llw room Lyon.
hall plu .KJ n dre en\ hu:.h llkt•th •
B.lb) Grand fs black J\gatn, It
corm• to us through gaun• An
mntation to r.urefull.) and sl~i)
open 1ts dro,~crn u.-.t!ilti,litt:roU.). on
the tup ol the piece. In ldu as wcU
Ds on at ur14ct are btts or rom·
cntm!d a room 11.11 dO\>\n at a...-------------
p ano and aaned to piA.) mu 1C:
ond daydream these da)dn•ams
wou1d then tale thr· ph)'51CA.IIonn
of \'i5Ulll •upn on on tho wt~JI
The •mast :tre conuned m a~
lcs ofbi.Dd panels" hich ha' 1:1 beml
painted or hung on the :sunuund
ing walls They are \'aned. rungmg
lrom paper cut out:> ol peoflle 10
sheet mul'>tc to abMract d.-•8ns
but all contrun tht: con tant ot
existing us th" a56odation!l mus1c
1:; abl to produce tn our mlndt~ One can't help but
hear it; the music
that b. ll is a t\ven­
ties ballroom) the lst
song \Vhen only a
few have been left
lingering over their
champagne.
1U1cr• •\gatn tlw d.r'-.•am hk(• qualiry
t>mt.:r;w "hach ol counu· as u• it ,.,
upposcd to flus ~r I:> more
about tioh dt8CtJ\ ••n.• than about • Thcl"\l .u somt• p1ublt•mH "1tt1
tht• ruin rionah1 ps l>f1twt•en thn
pans They lo t• a ~n t' ol ttlfllitull
\~hell lool.:t•d at ·•ll iJ \\holt 01w
t~nds to lo!>t' s1ght ol tlw lt.whng ol
b1!ing immei'$Cd Ill nn an "nrk
"-hi( h Ill an m!ltnllouon lall(t''>l
advantage. lduall). thlli ntl•diurn
!>hould remmd dw \11..'\~t·r that an
is titth· more than on•· pc·rsun s
attempt to poant out 11n <UIJ1flCI ol
Ufe that hu o• he find' amponant
Thu tnl'>tullatlon . ntl uppo.,t•d to
other an lonns commumcatc tht•
conc.upt that lll1 or mat••nal lo• urt
i!'l all around us that \\t' un.• ub­
merged In art lrom tlw rnomt•nt \\t'
wolke up to tht> momt•nt \~ ,. gu to
lct!p, and tf\-.•n tlwn \o\o .:~m 1!1111
subnlt'l"l( t·d
nlt~ worbhop IIi lOt: .llC'd at S:tl
N W lZth G,JIII'ry hour' uru f\H'K • dttv through Smun.h1}' u.oo to s oo
pm nus uggt• '" til.lt musac: 11to the
can> "11111 the \1suaJ an .. arc to Uw
C)'l.!S thai an the appn•oallon ol
both th•J m.lnd is gJ~t'l tht! oppol'­
tunt() 'to unlt>..ru.h som•• ot Its
sea••tJi Lyons hu In this anst:illa·
11on simply remO\tKi UtP. tradl·
&ionul ••rmull for such an
cxpen••noo lhe music. lltld lr.h th••
inusge5 'nl.at l'lmttent Is left to the
,;,:v. 1!1" unag. nation getting dn• !wd rnon..: about M·n~tu· 1----------- ---.
Ont• can l h.-lp but htlaf it, the
lnU C that 15 It llii U IWP.UIJI~ bal·
!room. th lllt.t song wht:n onl\ a
(,...,. hah• bel·n Jell lingering ~cr
thctr champ:agno Jl 1s a mdody
whac·h is melam·hol hflAI'd \\lth
the \o'illhilin.. vaguen d.re4m!i nlity than lunur;hi~ a room
In~ thard thrf>C wmun&~orutl
a!>pcct to the pwt:e 1 B suss••!.llun
of a J>taJrr.ai>C which hu btlt?n put
onto om• of th ·'\-\all& 'The sltll.f'Ca~
Is not n•ttl one• ••an not tand on it It
dOt• not upport uur• "-"-'IAht bu1
lnt1tead It wmd& tt:Mvd ttw waU uG
an lln..tgt• c,r oscent It 1" a" 1f an our·
lrnaganations all "'u lw1w 10 do as
climb h.,.. lilatrs to bt•long 10 rhe
bllu .~ holl· In which he• imasw"
I ld •
SENIORS & OFF CAMPUS STUDENTS
Deadline for Yearbook photographs has been
moved to february 1st.
Our staff phorographers wJIJ be available for
phoro sessions dunng the week of January 17-21
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day pos1t1on open at Plcturo Frame
Shop (later to include school vaca­
tion & summer hours). On the JOb
tratning Apply 63&-5326
W1n1ect New members for the
Por
Wanted: New memberti for the
Ponland Gay Mens Chorus.
tenors especially lnv1led Rehear
sara 6 30 Mondays , 453 Cramer
Hall, PSU. 257-6178 lor more
information .
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~lt y ~'\11lm '\-"("r
Clf tiWl I :t 16li
1 ht' !'\r•w Ro~· I h~lr~· Ju!lt t1
hnn thn"" blu<'"-" fmrn th••Tri•,\ltJI
IClfl nl \1lUn and tfth Is a~< unp" ..
tnntlclu u It I~> c un\"enJenl { us
tunll'd rx·nonncrs mmgling In tlu
lobh, hPton' cn•aw a comlonublt• • n•ltt c•d :atmCJsplw.nt (Qr thc1r cu~
n•nt protlur.twn (l[ ~h.tk•• JJtlnf'l''
n,elfrh ·''•sill.
\I though lhll thltaU'l.' tUtl bard.)
one• hundn•d :;pectutur thu hwl),
talcnh•d tnmpe nl ,,cton! gl\'cs a
knockout porfunn1mc•, of thl sntu
tf' 11 r:onwdv
~tnc•c 11 lirst pe1formnnr.c• in tim
lt>OO , 1)\'f.'ljlh .Vtght, or ~\ 11.11 You
1\H/1 lwt> tlulightucl •.ntdicnrcli "ith
"' tnn~lt !d \>\t!h ol nd1culous c:l~
rumstttnc~ ·s .tnd <lhar.tc let~ Sut In
tht• COlli !5 ol ltlyt1c1 n\l'lfth N1~hl
tc•ll!l 1h11 5101')' ol \'lola u nohll· lad\
'' ho pu c!t ns tht• c•umu::h Ct•sario
m tht, coun of 10\ "'id.: Or:.antJ In
ordt!r to find 1 hu l\->\10 brotlwr fihll
tuo;l an 11 "hlpwn:c ·~ man~ ) ••nrs
ht•nct• Ot mo l'mplo~:> Cc~rio to
1"\'),, has pa saon to thn countt•s!i
Oh\ 111. "ho m thl! pt"'< e s Jails in
IO\ ... \\1th tlw ho) ' t>rvant "hllu
\'icll.a 6tmult<tneouo;l) lulls lo1 her
mn tl'r 01 ano 1 hu plot furthur
t.•umphl•t~ tc• ,, Mnl\'ulio puntnni ·
C4l ''''"'"' ol Oln 1.1 is du pc.•d 11s n
Joke hy Oh' 1a. 1 ndt! roby, his
trit•nd s1r Andn'\-v, and fo'\lt' lht•
Fool mto lx•lit'\1fl8 Oli\1a lm'f!s tum
nnd \>\llliht.os h1s allcntion
\!1 chu~.JC ·tcrs and complications
1'\ln mmp..ant . cntt•r 1 he· lost 1'\\ in ol
\'iolr1. '-,ebastian . "'ho o clo~~:~l v • rewmblt \'lola that he reccl\ U~>
tlw hnml of llw thmals .and tn.lmi·
Mil ion m•:.mt l01 his cliSf(ui~ot •cf &f 8·
wr l'htll~ entu • .d nsc.nlulion otlools
ami lo' t·r I rrutv "'1Jar 'au \I\ 'ill . ~
Ordmanl.) , "hen om• thinks ol
Shnl.:t•spn.uv. lJntt mt~ht olM>OClalu II
"1th such words ;u; length), dty.
dull or confuliing Yet tht• mmd
''·16 di\ •ned from thoughts ol
mtt•mns!iiCHl dunng thu pcrtor
m.n\et' bt•Cltusu uf the actors' ong1·
nul and unconvtmtronal appm.wh
lrom tht• anstont \\t> \Wil! all
~.atcd m thl.' tmy theatre \.\-1than
luucJung dtslum f' of the ClCIOJ"ii
tht·n• \"us an t•nc•rgetu : cmthu iasm
thnt 00\wd from the :stngt' I ht•
cast, DE>Sf•mblt•d haphu.t.ardly to
Mill( .an introduction to thtllt
.mdicnc ~~ c·a\'tlrtcd .md frolickt•d
.u'tnmd tht• mom m a wa) that
'hu!!Pd .111 thought:. old lb:,;·thun·
wondt•a1ul motlnoo out ol In\
nund
II "'·ill po.,sihle to lorget all oth~>r
pr"'~Uti , lradltior\<tl pt•r1ormanrP• 1 IMtJ M'llll ul 'I\ I c•{ft/1 N•slu ljlf11)~\
IH1 .1u"t tlw t•ntu" r. 111 l'tcltlrn erla
t>< h.ninlo( :-uc h .1 maJ'\t•lou .. tina
lm "•dihh •, lilt!.) l(ol\ I' tht• •'PI•'a·
.HICI ut ha\ 1ng hm, \'\hill m.alJI'II
t1u1lr llu.tllons nual .mel r.n•cllla!e
t~ nuu tlng to \'lll'h oth••r n:uha
thnn JUIII nu"<:hunh · lly p'-...."'l
lhm
1 hl' unit\ th.ttlwt4u11ln tht• lnt~
cfuc•uon umong tlw cmnpany ''ll
,. u1iPtJ tlll'oughuut tlw ••nun•ty u
tht piny 1 h16 "" .. f>.tnh ulnrl) ,...,,
tJPill OlllllllS till' thn'tl bulli)Oils,
!'w I ob Su ,\nch'l:\~ , aud Ft·~tt
I phi\ tld h.) GnJ'\ 1\ndi.nt'r"s,•hub ..
Sf· uti PHrlwr. .md 1\' ig \.\'1•h 11
who h.tnlttn•d unu ad llbl,.•d tllCJT
'~·•.> thmu~h llllf'l~y uuatton ltr
un l1\'1•ntll r. nnwdw ,., cnnnnt '"ll
ullt.ot' I
,\ llttlu h~K cmwirwing . thou&fl
still c•n•chhl•! peli111mun cu. was thai
ol Onunu IRu!\st•ll J\mtor·] AlthmJ~h
ttdmltlttdl) u thm part to l>c!g)n
wllh Unnno wus nnl pmlrn)cd
wllh qultt• tht> nwl..sncholy p.1 lOll
on•• '' uuld t~lli'C 'I ol ,, nMn In h1
1\UdiJOJl
imaltu h, Oli\il1 (C'twnt• Mtd/Al. -l,m, k1l wns uh.o pla,p•d \\llh l
llghth Unt''\f'l!<'lt'd l\\1~1 TntG
tionall\• he i t•h.tnar.tt•nu •d IU 1 •
\'llln woman "1th ·• h.tf1J to~
and manners 'tt 1 Mld7.tlko\\ ~h
F
Oll\1.1 , ... as 11 hnppwr, mon• \'1\t
cious P•'t"SOn '' hkh "' Pml'd ou1 d
stt•p Ill :a chnr.actL•r suppo~dh
mourning lor ht!l duad brother
Susun 1\o~ln s \'aoln/Cllll!ktno
was ,, dl"llghtlull) u.'nrutt'rl JlCX'
amyal ol \\11, ~h.111n .md m~t.duct
Thu llllt•ntt·d .H:U,·s~ brought •
depth ol hll,llng to n chulh•ng~'l
~11'1 , ·• nd t'~'m U\ t•d to the autlh•1n
B :;~.•n c• ol bPE,ruiling n•.tlhlnt
~fulvohu IOouE(Ius \lac"' "1'
:molht•r 6tnkmt-. t''\Hmplt, ol t.tlt'lll
.md unginalh\ \.t'\ ur ht•fun, lw
6UC' h (I dl), pun IUIIJ('.U) Cha.n.trlei'
produc"d such r·t•acllona e!
amus••nu•nt unt.l t.lt•hght m &n
11udlc•nc t• \"t•l wt• \\ •'l'l' mll\'t'd from
taught• ~• au J>.tthu" \\lll'n Molvolio
lx'4·omt•s o li~um ol nwcule 1
lrn!(ll! nwn whu dwows the o~
hudO\-\ ul gloom on thlo; li@
IIIC':tMt •cJ IUll'UIOIIC dmJI\.d,
In .111 tht• hO\\ 15 wull worth tlf
SS 00 tu·k••l-1 lt'ft tm•lmg reln•shed
L'nh•nutnt>d and unM:t.t'd at llf
cnhhc~ of lhtl pt•l1unut•rb 7\\t•lfr
Nigh1 \VIII contlnu t• thru Jnm.t.ll)
29, \'\ 11h t'\ t•nm~ pt·r1ormanc cull
and rn.tlh1t'l''i S.atutd.tVI• .md ~
tilt,>& u l l'nrtnon .· illlonnottonc2:.
tho Nc~ Hust' I ht•ntn• tickot offlet
nl U.l·~1l41 ·r h•• Nt:W How Iht aln
(s IOC'.-.Ih•d nt>,Jr tht Por tl<.~nd M
Mull(!um .u ~0.1 '>\.\ \lain
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Keep us posted on weekly events. I
Hurry' Our Publick Occurrences calendar
needs coordtnattng . Someone wtth wtt ano
baste graphtcs sense. A lot of events. on and o
campus, need publicizmg . And /you're the one
who can do the JOb.
2/3 credit and grade (optional).
Contact Norma de Ia Cruz or Todd N1ssen, ext 233.
Box 21 Templeton College Center.
ng sa rema en
o you have typing skills? Organizational ..... r,
wess? The gift of making people laugh part
arly when they're under deadline pressure?
f you answered yes to all of the above. consider
manager position on the Pioneer Log. The n"''11(.1
. needs an enthustastlc individual to handle
al. departmental Information and board and :u•ngs
credit and grade {optional).
Nonna de Ia Cruz or Todd Nissen ext 233 21. T ' . .............
48 HouJ
\rt•d mure c·onvi
:u.JUI Eddi" MUf1Jhy ,
"fShl U\1:!, an his
"-··about ~It k olte
..,.,,!111LII petfonnanl t•
,\I liD T11c Ramr H m~ a
HO\ .. aboutli( t•nv
'1ilk~Pllll an~ laughtt
not hookl•cJ } ot.l
:,....,.., tll.ll donsn I ttl
.....,.,1 61s tiHl film!
11 ~ ,JU Ill 4H llour:i, ~
mO\Ill' of I lw '>t'i}NOI
(orctJ th.tl manage•.
lntcgntttl both tht
~dt~dJy" M!ntlU"
rh<l plot lol'80l~ ttln
but quackJ
:·11Xl:n from other thrill
~DIW prisuntw is hcl~
T--ShiT1
~ \imtmorency
P!moYT~
Ga\ theatur •~ tUI'Ttll • m Portland lhnr
IJC\>\ el 8ox1 o1nd
sraduate ~\avno
:1\11111: two. Paulu11 dirt
<tt!11'1i.. tn the cummt ':iull'
IUOUCIIOil Of T !>hH1
Paulus discO\ Pred
t•n by Roben Pat rid
\\hlle working with
'todiUctJton Company , t
I Vou could caJJ ita da
three gayc \lfaN
ln .. ,,.,,. !\ink IOrown
Tom lplayt!d by Pnt
1 ..... ~ and rclcrenct•s
!Jalt\oit! got btg laugh
lei!¥! a!ilde, tht• thi"C(•
that pi
Mal'\111 i B \ Cl'\' 6U
' l't'ad plil}'\\ng h t, ~
Yeah
some
out} 1
0 Has yo
0 Should
0 Is Rajn
when ym,
0 Are yo\
accepted
lfyou an
n1ade a
came up
you laug
but we'll
staff oft
and fun!
We need
pie, grap
ers, attra
cars. ff
any vital
Tuesday,
offices., 48 Hours Shoots Very Deadly Humor
'][a Y """' ,, <Min l!t••g l,y hi• '<i"'"Y hllority "' tho• olluuHono '' •~fully
..._, fl~Wr triggt•r happ\ huJirtn friend kJllhtJ< tull·~ro~ll'd W11h th«l 8UiipNt!Wful Ul'' I'!IP(!J' l•tc rtJ \ltglrt bhnpll
11 "l'tlm c•d to
'\ ,•In us If lflt
1 h... n p Jl('.ar
1hiiP maiU'l
anc.l c·n·dll~
olht•• • 11h12
ally s Jll'Wi'l
tn lh•~ intro
lmp.my \\~
1• on ttn•tv d
~
lac ulari} t!\1-
bulloon,
u net I cstr
knrr-Schull.
•8 \\ tlb.'hlr\
·lllllli•tl llle!t
tuaunu ft:t
1 cormncl~
•ing, thouAb
"ICC, WiiS tlUJ
rl .• \lthnugh
trt to bcg1n
t pm tr-.t} 1!d
holy Jld"MOD
m.1n an hit
('nc l\licW!
t\ed \'\ith '
l"''~> t. ·rna~
E~·d lUI I"Jl IUIWJE
lk0\\'6klJ
mnr\• \1Vi
f'nwc.l out d
r.upposccl'
d brother
•Ia/ Ct'"'"ano
'CCUICt l J10i
nd mis.chrr:1
bi"'ughl 1
chnlll•nga~
lw uudh•nct
.tfism
~1UC<'I WU
1plc of tnlenl
b •10111 tw
I char.~cte
ac•taona d
light an c
mo\'cd from
wn .\1olvolio
ridicuh• 1
""' thu ori)
n thiet li~
ama
11 worth thr
• re fn• shili
razed at tlf
en; n,eytl
tu'\1 J.tnlllll)
IMlU\ncc.ull
ays and suo
)mwlion~
' uc~tll olbr
f\o~c 1 ht-.lln
or·tland \:'
• am
~nts. I
;alenda~
wit ana
1 and off
the one
nal
parf,u ..
;sure?
1sider
·he
die
and
It 233. \'oll 0\\ ., it tllJ uur ·••lltn :>< e thtll
It
~ocd mnn• c•unvindnio' llow
~I t drliu Murphy, a tar ol S.1tur
">J~Ilt l.J\fJ, In has <'nt~•n dt·but.
"-··about N1c·k Nullo In hi~ mo'it
mwUnlil ~~·rlunuanctl lncu ~h" II
ISll¥! 'l7w /lumP Jim, about ,, plot
doo n 1 \Htllow, but n.rrus
hf.:~,tttong townrd-nn urH ortuln
'-"'fill\\ ,\bout M t•rw!i thatln!\uro
!.ddi!-~Pttlttng laughtt•r? \nd il
n rwt hookt•d yt•t, how uhout n
thut du•·~n I ttult, und ror
, ... Ill thn lllml
ltJ ull an .JIJ Hew~ . pu.,"tbly llw
mCJ\ill oltiW M',I!•Oil It'~ ll lOUr•
llf.t1~.- ~ thut munngo~ to c llptu~
lntt•gr;llt• both lht> humorou11
''dll.tdly" !ll'now1 aldt• ot n~al
Tht~ plot c•cms ~lnulur nt 1 hu
hut quit klv 6l.lllf llwll
~ .... 11 from nthua thnllt•r., A tnggcr
NDIJ't'' prisont•t Is h(•lpt d to PSC'Ufkl two guo ., .tnd nddllr~ a bu \~flh pUtlluh
huiiPI huh•'lln thf" f.lf"'(;I'&'I Tlw! t~o 1 hta rnO\'ltl g• twnaUy hu& •~cl')
r twc ken tu" hot••lln Sun 1 mm t c.::o thin!( tn n.lt umnwnd it It 16 1.-CtY
• undt•t aa;I!Urtll'd n.ttnc& \Ylwn thu arnu11ing. hut not Nluptdly o II IS
n•.ll (1\1\.nt•t ul ttw n.mu• rall5 th•• lnt••nsoly ttuapun,..elul , sornu
pnlirt• to ~y hi WJUPt wn tolon, M:•'nc~ are toO h•n"ton·lndcn that
th11 polh ,. amvo at thP howl tlul) l•!l.ll.-'l! you 83"~~''"8 lor hruath
·~pf' r.lf'd In c ltf'h a lllf'rtl muggl't nnd gnpp10g lightly to the nnns of
f.nh .. 'l" :Voht•, n hot d~ dt•ltJCII\1' your t~ll Jlu \lOII'!nc••tll pt:rh3p.'ia
Jot de Cut••s, '" ho Iindt~~ not a rnu{(gcr, tnOP Kf'Jphir;. but nothing that vete·
but two nut& \'-hu thnw on hoot· ran muvit goers couldn't ~tol1\&lch
mg COp!! 'oltt• fllMla81J.'i to l(N hi nw Llnguugt• Is 111!10 brtuqu .. , but
~un SWlped and another two rops lhHI only n•O(•cta the rough person
hit the t"H'I climbu~ Hat ol dt•:td. ahtu:s of lhl' characlt>nl Best ot all,
Soh~ got• hunung tht• daatMtU:)o • th•· mm1t1 Is ~\.ondeTfulty n>al1At1r.,
duo cnliNting the hPip ol a lormPr nothing 111 mt>rdonr: Them an•
memoor· of tht• "gang", onr. R('I~JI' mtt•mal cham' t••t conflicts that
llammoncl (Ed diu Murph.)1 Unm· c.luvclop A!! tho nUlln plot does I hfl
rnund I~> In pn&on, wtndmg up a n• . .11 triUITtph of the film 15 thul tlw
thi"C:t' yt•ar •nl.,nt u, hut Caw" \ltMc·m h.·.tvt.• lh~> theatre fr·dlng
pullr> somt• Mring11 nnc.l gutA him HOod. knowing that the good guys
rult~nbCd for you gtu•s.,t•tl 11, ·18 n· JIJy unJ good f(Uys I unlike tho
houn1 nntl·huuroli ao muny hlms
C.llcs and Hammond H.l<a• fi•atur¥1-, und lhnt the white-halt!
around Chlnnlown In hot purau11 o;amecfmt•~t do wtn
of the killen;, &.·.u~ ·hing &om Go c'C Ill
whoruhousc.>s to , •dnt.'t k b.U"'I. 'Jiw
T-Shirts wears well for LC grad
knee ~ tonmton'.flll"y
~~~Jiln'( T lql
Gay rhoalt'r r!'l t•ummtly on lhc
an Portland, thanks to flit.
11u,..., tJC'Io...,t•l Bo\1, <tnd Lt"\'111!1 .and
~· gnuluutt• Wnvrw Paulu11 to
parrto two Pa u I u" d trt '(; tt• d and c. o­
in the cun'l'nt ~umus l"hc.at~
i~ducuon ol T Sh11111
Paulus di .. c.uv1•n·d "I Shins'',
,nucn b~ Rooon Par rick. "'vo vu.ar"'
\~hlln wotidng wilh the \clo~
ltodurtlon Cornpun~ ht!rt.' In Pur
\ou coulct <-all it<~ day. m tho-llf~
thrt:(• gays· MQJ'VIn 10unru6
,, tar,•n.·•· Kmlo; (Oro'" n McOorwldl ,
Tum (played by Paulus\ CrudCI
IIJUllS anc.l "'lcn•m t'' to the guy
IWCSI.)II! 80t btg laugh!i, but <.~II kid·
a)idtJ. tht• thn"' n!ah:rt the
IWlrumltunlc'nt th<H pi<~UKO:o. thell'
\laJ'1n i a \tn :.uc;cewul und • n.'.'ld piO)'\"nght, who io hun8 up on his lalk of ph}'lUcnl uppoal
His roommah!. 1\.Jnk. is ·• n•lunncd
alc:oholic ond an upholsten•r by
trc~do . The~· rwn an) compltrnt•n·
tan: contra"'s M.l"'in; thl• intt•lh\0-
tual tiS also wttt\ und scn61th •,
\'\hila 1\Jnk. l!'hihtle. ph.) trul pr't>­
\'\ e!ls. strength and rru1c hnt m
f nter Tom. Hers of lht• lattt·r
IYJ>O He s voung good looking. and
wtlllng Jt "all worlwd ror him until
nm~ but Tom dat!sn 1 undt.•rstanc.l
the umellnf'tl'~ olthl' "holt• mnth•r.
Youth Is allunng hut ugjng 111 a fut.t
of Ute He c.1nnot vludc lmMtubll
lry but must MJml'd.ly fnc(' tlll' 1'\cal
II) wh1ch now t~!ltap~·' hun
Aftcr &I few drinks tho dcfcn,;~· nt
Sd.l'('.tsm detcnoratc and ttw dio·
Iogue Inks on uni\l'l'1'<11 aprll'al
and '>t'ntlml;!llt th.'H UXC'I' 'd tlw
bounda.rw~ f!.slublishl•d b) smuul
preferences . Tlw actors comph
mcnt t·a~h otlwr, n~ do ttwrr char­
acten; Clone ·, Mt'l)onuld ond
Paulus do c1 job tiMI maght lM'n
t'\ okc empathy trom tht• Ku II:Ju\ !~Jan ~'\lwn 11 com••s to the lunn}
stun Clancy i!l el\pecusll) ndttpt in
tht• :~.n of '"11 and s.an•a. m
Wuync Puulu~ graduated from
l.t!WIS and CillO.: Collc,gc an 1979 HI'
\'\Oti.t>d on numerou!l projet:~UI
with Rooort Porter whtr.h include
tht.• costume dt.•tugn for the cui·
lt:gu'a producuon~ ol "Kmg Lear
and ' Unclt• Vonyd • •
Paulu!l said that 1-Shin" " llt l(OI·
ling a good rP."~ponr>e in gcrn1ral.
und is gl!tting 11uppon trom Por­
tlnnd 11 f(•l)' cornmunrty "Alx>u1 701>
nt our audltlnCt·~ h.1\-u bet!n g..1y"
fh• uddl'd that 1 hlr16'' is ,.sarl•
c•nough for unyone to "(lot' becaulie
of ttl' ~>tawm •nt on htun<.~nitv m -
~unt•1.1l ·r Shtr16" w11J nm frida) und
:>aturday .11 8,.JO p m through th1s
"H"•kcnd It wdl t ontinua on ~tur­
da . onl • ut 11:30 p m through the
ond ul \lan:h 1kkets an• s.J Tht!
!'lumu .. 'I ht~tn• b locatt•d at 1000
~\\' 2i"th IWMi'f•n Vaughn nnd
lJp!lhur tor mo"' tnformatson call
220· 06.'1 I
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 vvit been compared to Johnny Carson. or IdJ Amin?
0 Should the dnnkmg age be lowered to 18. or doubled lo 42?
0 ls Rajneeshpuram an Oregon town, or the sound you make
when you ~neezeJ
0 Are you over\\ helmed b\ your O\'\'n popularity, or is it an
accepted faLl?
If you answered "Yes·· to any or aiJ of the above. you
made a mistake. In fact. you failed. That's 0 K If ·ou
can1e up with your o"vn ansvvers, that's even .better. ~f
vou laughed until il hurt, we're not CO\'~red for medical,
but we'll take a look at aJJ of you who s1gn up on the
staff of this year's Pioneer Log April Fool'~ Issue. It's free,
and fun!
We need WTi ters, creative thinkers ~ advertising ~ales peo­
ple, graphic and illustrative artists, anarchi~t~ . b~rteJ~d ­
ers, attractive faces, good spellers. and people Wlth fa~t
cars. If you fit any of the above categories . call x2~2 With
any vita) information , and come t~ a special meet•ng on
Tue~day , January 18~ at 4:18 p.m. 1n the Pioneer Log
offices., Templeton Cellar.
No losers or quiche-eaters, please. •
,
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• . ~
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Pole un.ware of the c:rllls feeing hla country.
Film Focuses on Personal
Tragedies of Poland Crisis
Susan Palermo
Of I he Plontw::t l.ott
\loonllshtms has aU lh•• trap­
f-ling& lor a lilm ,,,,h :a tron,g anc..l
contempornl) 111f' gt> but 11 tails
to unr.a\t•l 11 plot \\1th ~ubstanc:e.
ICA\11~ tho \11.,..'\lT \\llh ({llplfl8
holt!S that ne11her lltt• ubtltJ
humor, nor 00\crt huiTOt' can till
1 ht· \ u.'WN l!'i lulltu 11tn.r~ • ~1th
dt•tcrmmmg lht• \\ 'li{hl or the> \111"­
ious tht·ntes ,.,,thm tlw film On ·
nUt>.' t•Wn \"\Undt'l' if \fuun/tl(hlrf18 l<i -ltr .. t aA> murh u 111m about oil'"' !iosl\ c
loH· us 11 111 about th•· t.'lkct of tht.•
'iOIId..uitv 6Uilt'ltons rn Poland
On the f.H.'t\ tht• 111rn rntcnd to
porlru.) tlw livr..s ol four Poli:.h mt'n
l~m'3k. Sannsuk, Wulr~k.i. ll:uda1l
""ho truttallv unc.l thcms..•l\~ 1n
London to n•nno\a tc the tlat of a
wealth} p,,Je ant.l Lltt·r bcnomt•
aught 10 London dunng thmr
hum,•land li unpoSi'd manusl lu\\
L>t~"'C tol ~rodut •ur Jei"L.) skols·
monsld bctng a rldti\'C 1\Jit• h.irn "if
w·as tont:ll"mt•d "''" u<eatmg tht•
11 n nc:\a 11 on 11nd ulicnn tlon
••ndurcd b euch ol the
l'OUillJ'\1ncn •
WildemaN Quarter1y
Backcoun try F1old Studies
Apnl 11-June 3, 15 units
Sierm National H1story (With
Philosophy)
Sterra Not1onal History (Wlth
Photography)
Desert Canyons ot the
Southwest
Kua'aino ·eackcountry
Hawan"
Shorter programs also
avarlablo
For lntormalron, wnte or
phone
Sierra Institute . Carriage
House. Box B
University of Caltfomla
Santa Cna. CA 96064
(408) 429-2761 ·kolimon."lr..i m an ciTcrrt to cap­
lur • thu d\JSired ~ltty oflhP. ilua·
tinn. ''as able to obtum p-.-nnr on
for F..useruusz. Hac!l.k.if~,,a.. a J!olt•
'"ho ''"'"' litcraUy tt':lnded in Lon­
don. to play the chal"::cterofKud4)
With this touch, -ohnm'"aki td.
' I wa ublc to set from him lfAJ cn.i·
uS%1 tin>thand t• cth '"hat I -nt.">Cded ro con\'cy lh rcalrr.> of the
1tunuon in the n~"'nJlla)
Jthough kolinm" k.i goes to
great ~•rem to set the (t•cl oftho
Poland tnlg"d), the potential por­
lnlJ3l of the thPmes are th\\ZU1od
b) tht• fact U1a1 ''nJ) one olthc tour
men ~1..1me~ m.o,an> of the J~n ·
lous stat(• bucli; home ~en:, k
Ucrem..r Iron ~ bculg the on.l) one
to sp •.tk E~li. h bc,'(Qmcs the
IS~~der ot che""'Ork p.lM) H • (~un tu ·
alh lea.ms ol the troublem Poland .
tram tht• btts and piooc ofinlonna·
11011 he get from watc-hing n tcltM·
SJon S8t trom bch.ind n tore
~"ndm" • and li'om un occaSJorutl
nt.~' p.1pcr U111Cic stulen trorn h1s
lnghsh ne1ghbor t-·ar pen;onal n).l
sun~ lh • lx'hl"\e th:.t hJs \\lfi• rnA)
be NJ\lfl8 an nff:ur ''ilh hi bo !ll
~m"llk dec.td nut to di lose the
tumultuous • t:tlt• of "ffittrs m
Poland to h1 • f£'110\' workt_org
Tiu5 dech on. I bche\-e, is the
fatal On" of the tllm Be uu~ of
~0\..U ' ~dt~nce. we )(',am noth.in.g
or htl\\ lht• other thn.1e m'"n C'tlpt!
\\ith the cn!Si:~ in the1r honwland
lno; t~!Oid \\hut we are h•ll \\ith Is :m
C.lloolhm t ~t! I\Ann Ot All (ntCrpt'l
son •I conllict I:H>t'"~" tlu'CC men
nnd tht.•tr l}ranic.•l bo \\ ,. ch
t~u, .. r haw tho.sc nwu l:OJXl "lth 11
dtthumanuing \\11~103d and an
unlit h~1ng em 'nmment
.\t(>OIIilsh tms h:u.J tht· pocontaal
for being a JX)\\'\!rfully pollllcal61m,
but the• plot hulert h.> act a a c:Ua·
h t Sndh. ,.., hat rh£> \ '~' •r I" le1t
'~ uh Ill a film that tli st• opaqut thut
11 barely HH'({CS on tht'l c:onh•mpor-
"' •~!Ou~. and an.>~h •..td~ 1t focu on ~
thu ictcump.1tibilitaes and powt~r
~11'\tgglt between B ~,tt~'\lup of
\'\ orli.t . .'T-.s ,\1oonl•shtftt...fl. '"pta tng a•
the Mu\le Huu • 1"'--atcd on 12!0
:-ow lll\'lor
, ... 11 Robin Rolfu
01 the l'lon" r t..o
• The Humour Come-d) film ~'"'''• put
on b\ lht• Portland ,\11 "-"Mlnillion \\1ll bt• •
~own tontght at 8 pan CnU !21·1156 hw
dc•tnU
• ,\ pi"C\il!'' lnr tht• OJl<llllr~ ol Tilt~ Ed
Ctwduro Collt'Ctton : Rert'ot i\r.qut.•Htinn~ ,,,u be held at thl' Port lund t;cnh•r foJ•tht•
\ hualAr'Ui &om 530 to '7:30 roranlonnatlon
call W·7Ur.
• c;u~ f'reif('ld ,vflJ da!'l'CUb' her 11"Ct'nt
dnnV~f\8" and painting~> In room 103 ofthv
PortlandArtMu..eumatnoon Cnllll6·Z811
for dctllib.
• For Just Sl.SO, you can "8() both Barl..und
EJcyond and The P:tsswnstc Industn The~· • Austnnn 6Jmb will be llhown an room 75 ol
the Uncoln Hall bulldang on the P...lf r:.nm
pus.
• Men's Basketball oonteN around Whtl·
man today al 7:30 in the Pamplin ~port~>
Cent or
• State oflheAr1 program W\!lcomo..' Jon
Hams and Debra Gobt.a. at 8 p m In ABnull
F\anagon Chapel Tickctro to this guitar and
mtt~7.o-sopnno duel are SS gttnM'lll. and$4
for rotudents and senom. Call Z44-6161
e.xt.57ti for more detailt•
• Those intere1lcd in learning CPR. f\nu
Aid, 1oday ~>tarting at 8 11.m. is your chance.
1lw cln... l.ll6t5 until 5 p m and pre­
resta.tratfon i& Nqwrt.-d Call 231·3483, or
!3f·3499 for details and registration
• Both of thtt Babkerball teams play ill
hame today. The women play LJnflcld ar
5:15, and lhe men ploy Wlutwonh At .. ;JO
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- 1 ·= ·-·-···-• P';l -. Snt tllm m•r!r~loatunng Grnr.t•
"t'll\ .1nd Jnf(rid Ut'llCITilin \~ 1ll ho'l (111111Shl
.tt-JoIn r"POm '75 oftlw lmc-oln Hull build
hll( nrw tlw f"'t 1 r .. unput-\dmts.slon t~.s 1 so
• Ttw nudd) lloll~ Story will be sho,vn .tt
tlw Portland \rt ~"OC'Iotion tonight <ltiN~ .
Fur rnuru mto. cnll U I 11.56
• 11Hl 1.( '\WimmoN~ nnd dh't'" \\'Ill hoql
l t•nu<ll \\a .. tungton Unl\'CNII) nl the
7.t'lmth:uwr ..,,~1mmmg Pool (oil pool for
tamt !'i
•Tht' Olut' lola me Bond ·w1ll playa I The Old
Chun:h ut 7 30 nckctt. will be :.old .,, tht•
door lor ~.so.
• Noro Hollett. having recently returned
fmm ;1 tnp to west em Europe &6 one ofOvo
n.•pre~n totiwe. of tho National Frt>e7o
Cnmalsn ,,iJl ~peak on "The European
Pe:lr:e Mo\.'Omcnt All interested hould be
m llusycr 111 noon todDy
• The PSU Women 8 Union will prer.cnt a
collcction of ftlms dealing wllh workins
women The films \viii be shown in room
150 Crnm<'r Hall. PSt Admission is Sl so
• lnterc...aed in a comprehon:Jve and pol"
~nal htston of Moroccan Jewry in tcrm~tor
the changa,.;g relauons between \rnbs and
Jr.wa over the ccntuncs and the resenle­
mcnl problem!> ol Moroccan Jew:. an
t'rance Montrenl and lsronJ? We h.\lve jubl
thu tllm foryou•<..ome tonight at 8 p m and
~ Route..\ of f.:tctl~i\ Morvcc:an Je1\1sh
Odt: 'II'!Val theM ntlemnnJew~sh Common
lty Ccntor, 6651 SWCapltal Hwy \dml<.slon
lb $3 so
• Mgn-up bcgln.<o today for the Coll<!ge
Outdoof'!l! Mt Hood snowshoe expedition
Fvc$3
• The 20th annlwrsarv :.eat.On ol ltw • Oregon SymphonY's Musac for Youth con
t.er1tl bcgln6 today 11cket6 are $1 so ror
cithcrthe lla m showt~ or the IZ.JOp m
show1ng tall228-1353 for tickets and info
J I • Thr Wonwn •.o~ flll~<kctball ltmm willt<tlw
on \\1llnnwttu tonight ut 7 p m In Pamplin
c;portr; ( t•ntt•J
• k.UOO Rndlo 00.7 I M wlll begin ll rodiu
tlwntre .. one'' cnJit,d rlwo.Jtn• m the Mmd
1'\'t>r'V nJc•,tJc\\ night at 10 p m lonlght!.
pro-.. ntutlon will h(• Rt•tunr .lnumt'\ by
Dvlan Thomns
• 1 ooldng for nnothcrdn~x'ltO stgn up for.,
The '"f'rVOn C n"<'l.. ~tote Pari. 11. offering .1 • bcgjnnl ng photogrnph .) cia:.:. which begins
tonight at 1 .JO This hour and a half dn~!'i
co. IN SIS for It~~ '"wck duration <..:all 636
4550 for details
• Tho Arfnnnn EnSClmble, 1 hroo mu.slclnne.
from tho Los Angelos area. \~II poriorm al8
p m at :,t Mork 11 EpiNcopal Church Tickete.
are avnUablo ot the door S6 general, SS
student nnd S<'naors
• f\Jrnlturo In the Museum's Japanese
Folk \J1 oxhlbllaon will be dlscussed by
JUd) "JJk.l,, at 12 15 today TIUs free dlbCUS
I on \<\.111 be.• ht•ld In the Art Educanon lnfof'
matlon C.t>nter MaR.Onlc Temple S\\ Park
and Madlson
cont
• Art Show~ thl~ week Include·
Jopane~ Folk \t1 und Uloyo E prints at the
Ponlond Art Mu .. eum until March 6
Tho Va~>e :,cries b\ Lvn and 5t0\'0n No.ncc­
Sa~>st~r at th«' Pacific Univcrsih Harvey S<.ott -. Mc•monnl Ubrary until January Z9
1 oxtllc'l from the Caravan Routes Baluchls
tan to Ookhnru at the tloffmnn Galle.ryunlll
January 28
• Jotn the Student Health Servtcosevery • Mondu't•thru Frida\ foro noon ·brilik walk -.
Staff and ~otudcntb anl InVIted to participate
\Vcnvill twwullang 40 mimHe t>. min or-::.hine
meeting nt noon In tlwatudent HealthServi
ce-. Apartment For Info call ext Z80
•
I • DIM'Ontlnuud · 'v\( ,I\ IN dlt.eontinul~
thl'lr 11UI(IH c.:<•n•nl". !IO lor ull you '~UI(It
c t''''ul ICI\·c·r 'out lht'l'l' thlli muv bo vourlllal
chant· I' h~•lur't• linult.
Submlnlont to thlt page ere prln_,
tree of charge and ehould be eddreued ID
Camput Box 21, lewlt end Ctaft( Coli•
Portland, Oregon 97219 The deadline II
noon, Frldaya. AJI eubmlnlona should 11
typed, double epeced.
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recent!} boon app11
and Fln1
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stu1dents and
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Director of r·'tn
The intent is that
•tudonts without
The maximum amo
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