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

Volume 47, Number 12

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1983-01-02

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s Lewis and Clark College Vol. 47 No. 12, January 27, 1983
Student conceiYJ:l results in
installation of dorm locks
Lew Ia & Clark's 70-59 victory over WhiSman la1t Friday brought carMr win 300 to Pioneer Coach Dean
Stmpert. The win put Sempert ai1\Dng an elite group of only 25 active coaches to have echelved auch
allndlng. Steve Volz, Junior (above), drlvea hard to the baaket for two of hla 21 total polnta. .\i~ f1chtmau
Todd Nl~....,n
Of thr· ... _, l.nl(
Campus donnllortf'" will ha~
outaJde locka lnetl\JJt•d later Uu11
tem1 Ol\ the re~mu of 11tudcnt con·
cern over continuing 11ecurity
probl~ms ln the re~idunce halls.
The collegt• odmmlatrulton
dtoeJdod two wt~k& ago to 1\Jiot the
fund& necc~ry to lmplomont the
n<M &}'8tem. which will have stu·
dPnta punt:h a prt~Oit!rlllinc•d
code on a keyboard in order to
enter the donn11.
Thf' lockll ~11J cost somr.whNtl
between SJOO ond $ZOO e<.~ch , not
ancludJng irunallatlon, according to
fred Venzke Supenntendent of
The security issue
was raised by Lauren
Busche and Gretchen
Wiley after a tran­
sient wandered on to
their floor.
Mnintnnance
OenJae Thomp.~n . Olrector ot
R.esldonce Halls. safd a max.~mum
of 32 loch will ~ u&ed lntcr­
Res•d•mce Halls Councll IRHCI Is
CUIT('ntl.) diecu. "'ng how the locks
and codea will be dlt'ltributed
throughout th11 .e\tm donns
Among the qucsllon ddt to b!_-.
nns~Vf·rcd is who \.vill bear th"
N!lponslbiUry for toclung the
doors. According to sophomore
l<.u'en Choo. PlaU·Hownrd IRHC
res,n·suntnti\e, IRHC HI coruildt•r­
fng loc:J.mg thu doo~ from 12 o..m.
to 7 a m on "'-l'Ckda...,. and 1 a m co -7 a.m on """~'kend Po able CZ~n·
clidnto:; include Security person· nel, dorm monaserfi n.lsldf•nt
nasi runts and wor·k·litudy
~;tudonts
Thompson fuvora the RA'a lock·
rng up 'I think we need to look
WJ)' c:an•fullv at hinng a pcraon to
b6 n door monitor, whon lr would
be rolatlvt'ly euy to u~te oxi!ltJng
penonn~l to lock lhf! doors"
Tht• final solution wdl be
brought before Prr,sldont .lamfl&
Gardnt·r for <.~pprova.l by JJUIC.
Th•! 60CUI1ty laaue was nuaed by
fnH!hmen Laun•n 8u5ehc and C:rot·
chen \'\Iiley altt·r a tmnl!ICnl Willi·
dPred on to their floor in SP.Cond
PlacH:A3t last wnn lhc transient
htllghtened our awar~nel!.t ,
8uM":ht• said
Throughout the t'.ampus, n:.ac·
cloru were vnm!d DAle Andenon .
Platt·HmNard Re~udcn t Du'-!Ctor,
lectl" the loeb will help thr utua·
t•on lhe lock6 area nunimaJ r.tcp
but hould help people fool aafc
and increll.k theirawnrenc l'l!l of thL!
potential hazarda ··
Plait restdent Mjchelle Blinnal&o
felt the locks ""ere a good ldell but
was skeptfcaJ aboul thr: dmca the
loeb would be In effect. ''\\hen
people wander in, tht!) re not
goang to be OOmlfli in between 1
a.m. and 7 a.m.'"
Other ruidr>nt didn t toee the
5en c of the locks I chink the
whale a_yRtem us n:ally IUyb~USt!
the only people comu1g on campu
an• studPntc. It' e peeled of any·
wtu•m. li peoplt• would keep lhe•r
doot"5 locked tl wouldn't he a pro~
tam," said onl.! tudent
Jumor St~c Sheldon l>i1W the
ne"\\ lock& il& unn·x:e~· "If peo­
ple nro reC~lly womcd about thcir
aa.ti•ty or possessions, they can put
another lock on their door. Tbc
problem dOe<tn 1 seem to bo that
widusprf'<id
Scholarships t to soften a-dmissions shortfall
A Pro-.idonnol Scholnrs program
"'""'"will ollott a total ofSSO,OOO in
llcl\(llanthh>s· to Incoming student a
been approved by thl'
and Financial AJd
Com1mlnee tAfiACI in an effort to
attract and retain
btudent6 and rocogn1zt>
Thc•sa a\.vards will "go to people
might not q11allfy for any
nan,claJ wd. Mid Diane l'suka
lllreCtor of Fhlanclal AJd
The Intent Is that they will go
•tudent& wtthout regard to
, nw maximum amount a stu
"""' wfU .-.,cefve Is SZ.SOO A SO ICC'
commathiO composea 01
autan\lillu. Pau-r Loeb, Director of
Mlmlles,ionli Richard Sorenson,
or Studunts and two fnculty
~1bo•rc Uti co be cho:;en from
will make their recom
n.·ndntiorl" to President James
l\'l'f) applicant for admlsaion
bt• c-onllldt.•rt•d. Soron!.On said
llw Intent ol the scholarship Is
zt• acadnml c and crendvo
tccornptlshmenlb , tooder'fhlp .
tQnnnunlty lltnvice and dtiz..en·
rsu"-amllkl soid
\for" and more t>Chools ha\1'8
to pi"''Vlde theao kind,. ol
olarahlplf, TsuiUl mokl Bold.
•nd In order to be competili\1\1
achoole who ore oifc.nng
I thin&.. that we also hnvo to
thum'
Otht-r schools offering n~nt.'Od
scholars hi pel lln' Whitman .
"11111h~>t c UntJeld nnd the Unl
'"'11~ of Pugut Sound, to nnn1u a
T11uka.mnld said Alao In 198J
lll.tny atatn &Choola wtll oOcr some lond of Preo;uwnuol Scholan>
progrnm
The scholarships will not detract
from the colluge '~> regular financial
wd programt. That Is o commit·
mont tha boord has &ct. Tsuka
mnJo anid ··nmt was one of the lin~t
th.lng~t we \WnWd to be sure of'
'We hod a small fro hman clas
and we lo~t HOme ~Student s to
school& that offered no-need merit
schola.nltups Bob Mandel M o­
cioto Professor or International
A.ffnln~ and Chairperson of the
APAC said We round that some
:.cudent& \.YOuld have preferred to
go herf', but lnstood went to \VhJt·
man. because Whltman olfered
them the money
lllo advantago ol LewlR &. Clarlr.
having a ~Jdentlol Scholars pro­
gram IH that It will neutrallz.e lhe
opposnlon . Soreni>On suid It \>Viii
do thi~t by pcnnuung high :.chool
students to makt: their doo•slons
about college without batdn& thoRO
decisions or monetary consider­
atlonH
Tlw sso,ooo Is not B budget item
this yr~r . SOI"'f'nson saJd The col·
lego·s money to fund 6uch pro­
gram• como• from tuihon. donora,
annual IJIV1fl8. muetw tutu :nom
6rumcJal aid and lnconu• from the
endowment To follow a dotJ.ar Is
virtually lmpo~tlllblo . · sorenson
said
1 h(ll'f.' wn~o a dcbato about
approvins th(• scholanrhlps at the
AFAC mooting In thti past LC "had
boon c:ommHtt~ agafnat mnrit
!'!Cholanlhtps and thJr. \Wil Oippcd
duo to chAnging tlmtts," Mandel
said
Wt• It'll that nil our rc~urc:o'f
tohould go to •tudentb who haw
nood We had aln•adv modified our • nt>Ud poUcy In that wu could no
longur fulllll 100 pt•rot•nt of 1CU·
denta Unanclol aid htl ~d We already had mont -.cholar­
~hipl> In music and foren blc.~t , but in
such a :>mall amount that no one
minded. Mandel said
The APAC approwd the program
'being fully awore of the danger of
each school raising Its no-need
scholarships to outdo tht> othe•··
"Although It s too early to tell if
Whitman or any other l<'hool will
escalate ' he aa.fd
The decision to approve lhe Pre­
sidonttal Scholar.. program hlld to
be made In one mooting as AdmJs·
slona needed to know nght away m
order to get tho publicity out co
affect this next year's clasa, MAndel
said
I was the onJy one who had
some qu84sy feeli~. 1\iandel
said. lC \WS such an amportont
change that tt was too bad It hadn 1 had moru input from tudenta and
faculty.
Details will be \\.'Orked outm the
nc11.t I<M \v~w The nut meeting
of the AI'AC on Jnn. 26.will be to
dcctde obout gtvirtg merit scholar­
tihJp. to continuang studentr. Man·
d.ct said
The ~dontial scholarships
can be pl88)'backed on top ot tl1c
mw.ac and forensic:. scholar.\hi p:.."
so tn theorv a stud""' could
receive both Mandel b3Jd.
The total amount of money gwen
for the Presidcntinl Scholart~ pro­
gram will lllC'I"CUe each year u
awards are renewed and a11 new
award.:; are gi\icn
H0\"\-11'\o-er not all the awnrd.5 '"'"ill
be t.l"'-1U'ded Mandel !Wd
lf n person awvded a preaiden ·
tin! ~hola.l'!lhip does nor cornc to
•
5 C LLEGE CROSS-COUNTR\ S
7 J.Shtcd th t•\fu
TRIPPERS
tJ,ins 10 \ ns,ronoun nblc olu~.:~; ~
r llllg chfclffin 1i I t~ lA
.!illlln' th tr etperf n:~
I
9 A1\IIERICAIV P.l
t•ob liolt roll tJ ofS.OOOph
look nt America fi'ron1 lhl.l bottom up
• LC. the mon~ won t go to the next
beat peNOn. Some studttnt.a may
not pau the follCMirlgyt14 r' nMew
nnd ome proloidcntiaJ scholAr!!
mav laa~-e -.. In thia fint attempt we're going
to certainl) 'veigh fi.rat and rore­
m~t academic perlonnarn:e and
then insJ~t that be complimented
by o conlribut1on the itud~nt has
made to the community ... Soren·
son said.
"\Vo wdl VI«M' thh, conttibubon
wtdely," Sorenson snld lt wiU not
elinunate peoplu from contention
becau~ of local and econonuc
advn.ntages not a\'allablu to them
For c.-qmpla, if a etudt~nt h.a!i
\.'-'Ork( d during high school to help
continued on p.tlfee 3
Paul Prert ... • economLcs Media projects increase despite
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'1/c>nM do 1a Cnu
HI IM 1'1~ lAO« t'Om5 Ulnt would iuattly an
inr.ronM m tht'lr bu<!Ht•t," Cook
~ld
RJght no\~ ·w .. · "' concomud
'\ tOtlll ()( $65 953 tna\ bo fuOdC'd thnt nil t)W budgt•t!i t'U'\liH< dotrlilod
lor l.t•wts 3nd t:lftd !>tudcnt nwdiil and romprchonNtw .HI tho) can
during tht• t9LU ~ ti&ea1 Y~.U~t If th<' be• sticlo..no\ !~nitl Wtl ran t aJTord
hudgut I approwd by t\SU l're"'i to hrtH ilO\ ••mbtgultlc~o .
tltmt J\-.wr Cook. t'ach undt•rgrndu ~ucl..nu\ '"'"II prost•nt oil the
nto .. tudonl wdl oontribultl an budgt•t~ to ( c>olo.. todll't t to \viii then
0\'t'r:dl 35.00 In student ft~c~ lor o'\Almlm• thtlm and n~l.. tht• F. wcu
IU.C radio. '1 he Atenduu1 , l C Uw ( ouncll .md tht• Budgt>l and
Rr."\11''"• ~'i~m 1\imtah Vt'ISrbook and f'l nant, Committe(' to mnke w
thr Ptcmt"er tog nt'\~-..paper . reconum•ndnllon!. Ow flt.'\;\ \Sl.L
~~''' 'Car proJec:tion is 11n 0\ •r-con'ltltutiun onnch"tl LJ!It spnng
all • ~.347 lncrea!.O from thls y '<lr ll h'Mll tatt•~ th;~t the AS! 1... P"''ldtlnt
budget: \'it'm 1\.imtsh Md the Log n•nduni th~ llnal dl'Chton to
proit>eh-d tncl'b::t .. for ne.\t )"l\3r. appru\'e thu.!>tudt•nt mvcUn budget
llu ~rudunt Communicatioru- U any of the budgot~ an1 \t'tot.>d,
Board SCBI, '~hic'.h handle' all M .. B ,,;11 mt.'Cl to dhcu~' tho .. c par
media t.onc«'ms oppi"'\ed the 6\~ tlc.ular is:\Ut•:. Cool.; rnio;t•d. "Fonner
tndi\ldUal budget::. dunng the-lo t student body prc.,Jdelltl h3H' been
two wtclo.. .. S(. B Is compn.;ed ot the known to voto th(' complctc ~CB
ad\ir;or lnd an editor from tM<'h bucfgt•t Stlcl..nt·\ ...atd 'However
group three .. tudentll-.tt ·lall( a aet 'Ol dif\8 to thu nm' con-.tituuon,
~Jrc tnl) and chnirpe~on Peter tl ookl c:mnot do thnt
Onu of mv main conoom11 11w bu~ot pi'O('(l ~ for SCB con-\
-
-·
•
• " hlch I t>~\.pro~d to RomaUa tlnu ,. unlll thu board rocl!IVO~> a
l~tickney , medta budgot chn.lrll• (onnnl nppro\nl b) Cool... who In
to enaure thllt all the mt:dio an' turn prost.lntl' thu budget to Pre"l Mike Hlckm111
t~:\tremel) mindful ofco~t and that dent James c.ardncr vta Dick Senior Romella Stickney, (center) Student Communication• Board (SCB) chalrperaon, goea overtht
SLC wantt. to l..t'ep student fceo:;to !M.lron~n \lee Pro!lldant of Stu· varloua budget laauea of the LC Review and the Pioneer Log In a meeting laat Monday .
an 3bsolute mlrumum Coo'-:.aid dt•nt \lJaa"
HOWt'\-vr we .J\ould not t."\-aluaw x ruttnt7lng tht~ mt.'dlll budgotlt~ Increase In th~ compo!!l to mtldJu The problem of IWTlply pr'OjeC'I budgot
orgoniutions ba~ on a cunaln u ronft1,..ing proct"~' Stlcknc'\ said budl(ct '!ht• sa.td You ha\'t' to mg publication costs i& dlfficult Anothar ccmcom Is tho dcgroea
budget ro1m but based on lntcrMI .. ,\Jthough the:" bOl.lrd Jool...,., at ooch \\.'Ol1)' about thu 0\1'1"011 lncreal\0 . How do you esttmate the cost for quullty for n publication . such"
nMrw of each mec:tin 3nd wh.ut budget indhiduaUy , there 1s ~UU und at the same time look nt tho IYJ>O!Ielllng . a typeseuer ·s wnge The Atendlnn Thoro are 50IIt
they fNll a"' the problem:. and con· the cone \.•m owr the con"tant indlvtdual budgut., " lncN'n'a printing co~t . \-velght of princlplr. mom be~ tn the b01~
S ak h • d b paper or color '>peel>? SUckne) who art• W'ry he!Sitont to fund 111 Pe ers S lne I. n PLU e ate e;aid. Mendwn l:ioimply bccauge oftb
For e,).llmpll' Hem KJmtah nnd qunllt\' or last vco.r s publlcalfon
again 2nd In Junio1· Oral OJ"\ r ol the tog h1we apec1o.l conRJdora bu:;lnc!'ls editor Pnul
Ste'\"n Hunt
f rw 1 hll Planerlr Lt.1rf1
'11\U; past wet•kend 17 Piont>el'l'
ac:compa.mcd b) coaches Stt:Ve
Hunt and Mike 1\lberty and bv
Georgo Aua;ttn from the Comm
Dept .. attended the Pae16c Luthe­
rnn Uruvcrsity-Uruverslty of Puget
~und Great Tacomn Debate
<M1ng Conl1nwng on the succeM
that hllb boon building all year the
Pioneers continued their winning
W3Yfo • A tot.ul of 31 ~oola from sevnn
uaro.. .. attended the Pacific Luthe
ran l ruvcrslfV Tournament Thu,.. • dn) Jill\. 13·Sat Jan. 15 Lewis and
Clm Came m 3rd ()>.'Cro.ll In
S\~ ee pstalca
Se\eral Pioneen; didweU in indi·
\idual 1pe3lung 1?\-ent~ Greg Tol·
bea1, M)phomore . a transfer: from
Sorthem Idaho Juruor LOII88e.
and Oacna Goldsnuth. a ~hman ,
were flnallsl~o in Seruorlmpromptu
&~·aking
Jn thla t.'\'en ~peaken speak off
the cuff on cunent 6\'0nt• or great
quotation~ or parable.
In Juruor Impromptu the Pio-
nf'f!"r& did even better with Rouno
fre!Uunan , taldng 111 nnd
Page2 bert tool.. 1rd in ~ruor E.'tcmp tlon.. unlike tho other media baid Wtl uppn'Ciato that kind
quaUf)1ng himself for tlw Nln Although we \'e cut back ae. much attHudo because It holds 11
!National lndhidual E\cntR Toul' u we could for neKt year we still re11ponRiblc for keeping our wen
n.ament to be hold In April at prole<'t increases in typesett.Jng tion Our ndviser Bob Mantle
\<\ eber State in Utah. Goldsmith did ond proofreading. " yearbook edl· tAssociolo Professor of lnt~
even bctteJ to.kJng l'lt place In tor Wendy HnUs said. 'The sub-nadnal Affairs), explicitly tok
Senior Extemp stonlial part of our Increase in our us that we need to come out wltht
ln deootc the Pioneorti excollod budget Is In tho base price of the good publication "
Robinson \WS 1 -.t spe<)kor lnJuruor book Otherwise, we've cut down Jorgensen fl.tlid one of the
Debate and Robln~>on and White on oxpensea and kept other items group's goals for thJs year Is 11
took lsi place In Junior NOT remo.inlng the same." expand the publication to lnclu&
debate. Goldsmith wns 1st speaker U1111 Monday . SCB deleted the dlsclpllnet~ outside of lA. 'We \\-1Jt
an Senior CE.OA dcoote ond Golds-··onterto.inmenl fund" of ssoo from people to know that The Merid~M
mith and Hall nllerwinnlngJunlor tho yearbooks 1983-84 budget. The Is not just for lA majors. but than
CEDA at PLU, dnsplto bc~ng fresh fund would have covered the cost encourages 11tudents from al
men. won Senior Cl::D \ at UPS foro banquet majors 10 submit their work."
Also contributing to the WhctherSCBshouldcontlnueto
improved Pioneer 'howang \'\1\lr<' fund In ·Focus magazine for the
Ki.ri. Wello..nrt "onio1, nnd I:.nc total number of pages requested Is
Hyland ~phomoru who finally one of the Log's main consldero
broke Into Seruor NOT debate and tlon thl& year
took 3rd pla<·e 1n St>nior NOT Trying to find a consistent group
The nOJ~;t LC oulinl( should be at of lndividuoJs who are willing to
the end of JanuaJy .,,hun the Pio-l!pend the time to soUcJt ideas fora
neen; allund the: Great !).)It lAko centrnl theme. coord.lnategraphlcs
Invitational at the Unawn.lty of and distribute the magaune are
Utah the ln.rgcM forenMC!'> touma· II\Omc of the concerns that the edi
ment tn the nation u11uallv tonoJ board need to iron out Cook
attended by about 80 "'t•hools from Is also concerned about the sui'
20 or o;o state~> plur. lrfl from last year·s tn·Focus
Yiem Kimtah recognized
Sam Bennett
Of 1 ~ Pfonl'f'r Lol(
The 1981·82 LA!'\Nh, und C:lnrk Col
lt•ge yearbook wna rocuntly
awarded second priw In o Notional
~holobltc Pn·~ A:S!cociauon v~
book compt.>tation lnvolvmg other
college ... and univorslt1e" of ~jze.,
equal to LC
The Y\'~rhook. Hem I<Jmran was
selecttXJ as out,.t:\ndlrlg on tho
batJs of dc~ign. crcoUvHy and
copy.
·II Will> tht• lint time we had a
111Uden1-run pubtic.1tlon of that
rnagrutude and wu wnntPd It
JUdged bv profc~Ionalb using a •et
critona b~Ud the• yL·arbook a o<M
~r Mlch.ut:l Ford
The tomblutlon of two olomtlnt•
.restJ.ltcd m the yl'arboolo. 5 t~ucc:cs!l
In the cwmputltlon und 11tll lh(•
SIQgu for a luap foJWarrl' in the
yearbook~ quallty, fiord 118ld
The first nlcmcmt waa a gunn:m·
teed budget In advanrf> lncludlns
thu pnce ol tho y,•arbook In lhc•
IIIUdentl> IICII\.1Ut•1> ft.'('" ln~urnd
linondul •upport und pruvldud thu
fitaft "1th A dr•a.n•1 idl'a or thtl
budgc•t With whkh tt could work.
Studt•nl pal11dpatlon and drill·
c.shon to procJur,lnl( u hlf(h tluoiJty
ycaroook,uJau ,.ontrtbutcd tn thu yc>abook S 'IUCCO~ .
'This proves that if studente.
want to got behJnd the publication
a good thing can happen," Ford
anid
Tho yearbook wns not onJy sue·
ce sful In the compt!tltion. but
among U. students as well A ques·
tlonalre designed to find what LC
students thought of the yearbook
tndic.at*'d thnl over 75' supported
the Y\'arbook. Pard bll.id
Thf& marked the 6rs1 year of o
quoUty yWlrbook which w" can oo
proud o( la~t year·, editor John
Wright llllid.
l.a11 year <~ yearbook 11taff
lmprowd both the producdon pro­
ce~!l and the stoff6 managerial
sldlla Wright said
Tho 00111 thing 1 tell to the sto..O
wa• lmprov11d managerial sklUs
and production procet~:Jes that
dldn t exist l.)cfore and could bo
ut~ud again ond agoln," Wright said
Wrtght watd the purpolllo ot the•
yoarbook wos to provide a hlstori
(al document for tho coUCf(C nnd
lt<lt thr grounds for thought prov
oldn~ ldeatt
~ 01 l'llprosaLld hope for tht: yu<lr
book 11 lutun•.
' I ha\e no doubta. of ltli con·
llnut•d IIU(;cc>~., 81'! the statf kueps
gt•tung bt•llcr and better and the
AChool conUnu"" to suppo11 the
yu-arbook. He said an overall decrease d
szoo In neltt vcar 8 budget Is~
duo to the book 11 efforts to .Uia
funds outsfdo of SCB
Othtu concems of the boll(
mclude requests mnde for honcn
riums and hO\'\ tho contlngell"
fund should nghtly be used
The Log will look at the bu.
proce~;s for the vnnous ASU
boards. such 1111 tho Student Nk
durnlc Affairs Board ISAABIIn
week a Issue
CORRECTION
In hun wook's lssuo of the ~
necr Log, un en'Orwas found I nan
arllclo wrlllon by Nomm de Ia
Cruz. entitled 81· In e.\ to AWl
Budsctins Proc-e.'l.<; tc.~ Pmnful
II ehould haw read
In 1983·84. 19 out of Z2 buc~!
propo!!.Ols wurc submitted
week ngo. on the Jan 14 de.adl
Bl' \1ce Prollldent Bill
said rho responso Is a mfirtlhlrw
change from pn . .>vlou11 years.
suJd Tho con11ollda tlon of,.t>t'l ta~
groups Ia a leo ding factor for
po!iiltivt> response . Accordina
Pollard, there has lx>en a
MJienllous effort. on tho pat1
Executlvo Councll to sort out
roviuw both the budget nnd chit'
ter crltuliu (ol ench nrllrt ,ni7.A 'Ii"' ~
''In the J)iUit, Jnfonnatton
Budget were lumped together
Pollnrd said.
You would '>t!il nn ovc.•rlctPPllt
of goals for 11omu churtoN whl~i
ballicillly wus unr~:>n!llltutllt>nlli
Now wu "~· .up<Hutud lnf,on ·JUl~~
ond Budgot This h.ua
organl7<tfion~> 6gun• out t•
what lnfonnnhon wan111
what Budgut Wllnla
llte Log apologiz.es for
lnconvunlcnce .
Pioneer Log, January 27, 1., ---~
Mike Hlgglna, vic• I
lncreaaed aware
Student~
to confr1
Thr \lcnd1an wanu
the chance to be heat
The Mt•ndmn Is at
,.aduatc JoumaJ four
jftnllse that underg~
den111 haw .m uni"CCC
J(&ni6cant commenta
on tha problem ~> focirt
lod4y
This journal wae> stll
IUdNllb who pc:rot
I llni..Jn LC student~
\!though the LC LIWI
1Aont•cr t.og. and Yit•m 1
1 were al.roady ~~
'""""\\a:. no academic
U!cM student toehol
As George Oworin
lhere wu~
llfW'I for an awnronesa
Both Oworin anc
stressed the
student involve
much the lntematioru
1'Y affects each one of
dtsclpUne ."
In each dopartm
"1""''" aspecta
"1"1 to drnw out, hi
l'f~~nt "
Thtt Alendian s I(JOtba.
LC':. lntPrnn
a!l evidenced by lt
program and tha
Leading the reorga
or thl~ yoor·s
\~.~in are ~dJtona.l
and BusineM ..,..,
rhe1r
on clarifying
qop~ and content
lncma~d tilculty
lion
As the first u ntinr
pubbshed w&st of
1hu Mrndism
~111M support nnd
.Faculw
provided
!rom his Jnvn
.. mll11r endutwoa· whll
llro\vn University
Due to tho uniqu('
an undc.sw-adu
rhe
"111mpliclsm from
felt undergrnduo
!luffieent lmilght
'VUnttt to havu thl~lr
1 10 un .lCI.ldumlc
llftlenson dJaugJ'Ct•s
10 ~a lire "hot th cs
let overtht
ttho degroe
tion, ~>uch u
trc are 011'1
tn the bo.&H
,t to fund 1lt
~nusc of tl» Roy Smith
Mike Higgins, vtc. president of SAAB SHktstudents ' pertJeiJ)I!Uon
and Increased ewarenett In SAAB activities.
Students publish journal
to confront world conflicts
publlcati!Xl tVnthln Scharf
ul Jorge~ d 11w Plunot'r l.4'11C have m terms of knowledge and
.approclatlon of complex Issues We
have a responsibility to address the
world situation, and to make criti·
C<ll lntcrpretatlona a11 we bOO
them that kinde~ ,-----------­
It hold&
lng our\\~
Bob Man~
ir of lnttr
pllcltly toU
1me out with a
one of thf
lis year Is 11
on to inclu&
flA 'We\\tn
The Meridw
)1'8, but than
us from &I
llr work."
I decree~ d
)dgetls~
forts to aotid
~
t>f the ~
:lo forhonm
t contlnge,.,
be used
at the budp!
lariou~ ASU
Studont/4
ISAABIIn mt
ON
1u of the
11 toundlnan
om1a dl' Ia
,es ro Malt
~'IS Pmnful
for The Meridian wants to give you
thto chance to be heard
rhr \fendillll l1> an LC undor­
pcJuullO Joumal founded on the
!Jtmi!>C that undorgraduaw btU·
~nt~> hil\'C an unrt-cogniu•d but
if8nllkunt c.:ommentury 10 make
on tht• problom~> fuclng our wot td
tod.l}
Tlu11loumnl wn~o llllarted an 1981
ttudontb who perceived n mis!t
ln81lnL.an LC <Jtudent publication~ •.
Uthough the LC uterory Rt•vitn~ ;
.1\un•t•t•r·l.og, and \'!em lvmttJh year­
\\~rt~ .atre.ldy 111 exi<;tence .
lhM• \Voi!t no ur..ademic publication
~how -.tu«..ant scholorshlp
As Cicorge Owonn 1982 Fdllor, .,,cru W'll~> a growing
need for an awaronoll8 of JuSt how
Dworin and Jorgen­
stres~ed the need for
student involvement
mU(:h the lntemationaJ eommun·
&ffl'CI!\ each one or us In 0\."Cry
djAClpllne . He noted
In ooch dapanmont there aru
nspecta "whJch wo
to draw out, hlghlJght, and
I!Jlrtl5ent
T7Je Alendian-... global focus thu11
LC !'I lntomattonal chtu•at··
n 0\lldenc-ed by It's lorgo over­
program and th~ ASUC
ladlng thv reorganizat ion pro­
or thlll year's Journal with
1.\nrfu are 1-dJtorinl Manager BK
and Bu11inesa Manager PauJ
tton fhmr emphasis hns
on clarifYing The Meridian 3
llll'po5e and conwnt in order to
lncmaaed fDculty and student
As the first undcrgrnduato jour­
puhtilhcd weRt of tho Ml~tsiA­
l he Merldum Is acllwly • ift'tJin support and academJc
Fucuhy advthOr Bob
pruvfdud llrst hnnd
from hl~"o Involvement In
\itnUar t!Odtl•tvOr whllt! u tttudont
Rrown UnlvtlrsHy .
Ou<' lo the unlquo nnturo or
un undnrgr-uduato studont
.... ,<:au·on. fhe Mc•ndmn tm~
la:ptlrll'lm from 60mtt faculty
fe!lt undergraduate" did not
•ufficunt ln1ught or back
ruu~,,. to ha\" thulr workll pub­
In an ttc<ldomlc: journal
Jor11onaon dl~•t•a 'Studuntr;
10 re.allr.o "'hnl they lllroatly Basing hit-commenttt on a need
for lncrea11ed awareness ol eduC'a
tlon !> relf'Vancy to modem 80Ctcty.
Jorgeru.on 64Jd Allhough we fo~t
coiJego tJIUdentsloro In a protective
!tOlling now. tht• problcm!t of the•
\'-Orid WHJ bOOn bt• plart•d 1010 OUI
han cit; Lot 8 !i('t• orne ot tht! know!
edge and dlrectaon Wt' \. • luamed
put mto pracuctl confrontm.g the
rual world
Both Oworin and Jorgen.<ton
'ltre!i&cd th~ nt.oed lor student in\'01
vcmentin <>tafJ production nnd t-dl
tonal~;ubmlssl on11 The Mendian1 ~>
accaptifll( «ludent work trom an~
discipline, at. 11 c.«.-cl.s an overall
r'Opr-esentoUon of 11tudont thought
on topic~> with u broad ocadmnlc
appUcabllity \1'1 reOc.>et<>d by the
changing or laM yoor'B name from
North~t>.'fl Joumal of /ntcfTUJtmnal
Affairs to The Mcridwn, trus pubti
c-ation it-not juflt tor lntemationnl
Affa.h'H mnfors and hns no ties with
the lA department
In order to lncludu a gteatflr
roprescntollon of student work.
tho JOumal Is bf•ing enlarged from
·•S·80 pag~ Contained in thfl
newly dt•11lgnod fonnnt will oo
appro'lmnlcly S long art1cles 110.20
Pag~s l and 2 staff inteiVIcws . Thll
ttndrc publication will be slafl'­
deslgned. incorporatif18 graphic~
art and communication" student&
aU of whom hovo had some pub­
IJ•hlng experienc-e
Dwonn lllrnt&a.ed that as o coop­
erali\'6 11tudent ufTort. one of the
principal bcnefill or publishing The
M~rrd1on I~ tht• tl)operitmt :e It pro­
\llde. Indeed. o~pericnoo itt lho
I
The "-'leridian's global
focut; thu::a reflects LC's
international character.
undt•rl)tng tht•mc of 'lhe
Mrridum mpt·rfunce In c>.pre~s
lng one• ro ldca11 ol being publl ht•d
nr. an undt•rgrnduatc . and or pro­
du~.oing a studont puhllt'atlon ol
ucudunll\i tjualhy In ardt•r to ~un­
Uibutc 4tnd fC~tln lrom ~ut•h dn
a~pttJit'nc..tt all r.ubml~o~ilon~> to fhe
1\ftmdmn must hl• JMdtl bt•lore thn
Ft•brual'\ 1:! dt'_.dllnt• S.•h•clion
crilt•na ·and lurtlwr anfonuufion Is
po!'llttd thruughoul cnrnpus I hll
OnaJ I"-IIUit of tlw Mto.tl'l' effort wtll
be• dw -\pnl pubhc-atton of the 198:!
Meridiun
er Log, January 27, 1983 A hoppySMJhtory. How to fund
a $..1,800 ree.cru'f ~h proit:ct on !ipol
wd owla tnk.r 1!TI.'lglnntJon and
erwrgy; add lndoJ)(lndont ro&ean-h .
combine with a Stud~nt Ar..Jdomic
Affair. Board grant application
Thu rtlllult lnderx•nd~nllltudunt
I'OM'nteh mode pt)'ll'llblc through
SI\Ail funding
'\warded lo thu Hlolog)-' dt:piU1
munt In November 198l. thl•
rt•<~carch fund Is '""' one IWlmph• !'' ttw mnny projcctll undc·rtakcn
'by I he St'\AB Now In only thair
f>{•t·ond quartt!r of oxuttcncc• Mlkc
Hlggln!1, SMB \1ct• Pn'>-;ldt•nt I•
P«tokJng to lncrttttse studentA
a\NDmncsiJ und participation In
SAI\B:. ac.ll\:'llfcs
Ac.cordlnB to Higgins, a major
problem the firsltenn wos u lackut
('Ommunacatlon o1nd knowledge
between departments end SMB
ruprosentotivet Alter Ita initial
de\.clopmont stage Hlggina hopt:s
awnrenes.' or SAAB activities will
Jncrease . He noted that aa poor
ottondancc characterized nwny
meeting~ only half of tho depart.
mente applied for funds.
nw purpoJWofSAAB Is to further
student lnvolwment in the total
spectrum of aC<ldClmJC prograllllf ·
In cuniculum dCV(,fopmont . aca
dPmJc adv:iaang, and cooperativu
rt'search wnh faculty memoors
SAAB Is comprised of ropresen ·
tata\.-c, elected from each major
dupartment lhus offcnng 111udonts
a chance to voice thcar specific ocu
domJc concenl.b Hlggln'l urged
pnnlclpauon 10 the..,. depanmen ·
tal mootlngsllli a method ol maxim
l7ing student oplruon Metlllng
~hould be ht!ld at le4l!lt once a
term hu Mld II ito during the~
meoUng!l thnt communica tion
between 1ha 11tudent popul.ation al
Scholarships
continued ...
continued from page 1
support thotr family then that w.ifl
be viewed .:15 a contribution
The 6nsl cut w1U be looldng at
valedictorians nnd we wtll hove
moru people from this lowl than
wa can mnko award~ to, Sorenson
said
Tho ~holorship~ will be public
lz.cd through Admi"WONI Poslers
aro oolng sent 1o 2500 or so pubUc
and pnvatehlghschool .card~twill
be !lent to counselors. and c-over
lelUII"''i wtJI be mailed IO ht'.ada of
guidance. Loeb said Also ln the
procC<~!l of e.chooJ visits. tho pro­
gram ha!i generally been talked
about.
''t think tht~ centrul argument is
that in the best of aU world!! Y..V
would not do tru~t thave mont t.eho­
lorshlpsl. SOrunson ealc1 But the
compt'tJUon I» doll18 It "
It Ia not !'IOmething in which LC
ha11 taken the inltiathoe We are
respondJng to tht' ll4turu of tho
lll4J"btplace and fn.'quentl) we
ha\t' calls from student~; and the1r
famillus all amr the t:ountry saying
thnt e~cellcnre 111 nol being
a\vnrded , and thl~t reWtlf"d~t '''eel·
lancn. Soront~on ~d
Acwrdlng 10 a tentative time
b'Dmf' the PrebldontJaJ Scholo..r­
ship!t should be U\1\l'iiJ'th .rtl at the
time tho lettl'rs of llcc.."tlptunru are 'it'"' out. on or·~rom \pril t 1983.
Mt•mlwr~ of tht• AJIAC mcludt•
Mnndd. 1 .. uknmokJ Ll.wb, sonm·
on. t.arv t mblom \ sodutn Pro-• It· "or ol H~..1hh and Ph.\"'dcnl
F.dut'.:Jtion. htt!Vt~ HUlll AMociatc
Prolu .. or of Conununu :.uionl':
Juan\ amlt·rwood to1~lgn ~tudent
Advisor. llt,ll smith ,\s.si~taut to
Ol'an of 1-'acult\. Ell.tAlbeth ,\n:h, •
~·1urer In Edut·alion; Gus Mat·
tt•n~dorf. Pmhl. "or vf t:.conomic !t;
llOphumcu't' L.vl Horton. !otlpho·
mortt Stephany Brtm•n and turuor
Jurur.o Wutzc•l Jnrge und SAAB can butll be
Ollprt'~'"·d '
<\a plll1 of the ncy,. J\SLC Con ti·
tution Y-AB 11 dC\felopment Is
hofng followed with lnt••ro!fl by
other coJiegfatr r;tudt•nt govcm·
menttt SAA8 is an tntttitutlnn.Jl
attempt to con,rf:l o problem t!.&pt•·
rienrc~d on many cam puN's how
to fairly und t>ftochwly faC"IJitate
litUdt•nl/faculty '-OOJWroitaon In lhe
manag ... menl of acadt•mar affulr
l'hl11 Jut Wt'f'kend Hlgf(in,. ASI C
Prusldt'nt PNt•r Cex>k, Mm Do~ .
Doll Smith. 11nd Mlcha.-1 f'ord
auendt•d th•• Western l>c~ans C"on·
ft•N'fll •' in which thny pn!.M!nttttl
the n1w l..L"wws &. Clnric r.tudent
1(0\l!mmcnt U.\pt'ricn<'t• to other
collcgt! reprt•st•ntatnt •s
Davldr.d tnto two Pp.1rt1hJ com­
mlttt>1'5 of Rc t~c·h and Cunicu·
tum, Sr\AB baA bt'en 11bh• to uddre
u varioly of ac.ldt•mlc la.•ucs
The reeeurch committee,
The purpose of SAAB
is to further ~tudent
invovement in the
total spectrum of
academic program s.
headed by Shelly Os.•Wtna, iunJor,
nutate -'Student and faculty In
jolntl)' planning and conducung
independent re'leai'Ch wl teem
this corruruttec evaluated ..e~o'fmll
nppUcntion& for funding submitted
by college departmtml•
Sb. upplicaUon~ wcre ultillliltely
appi"'\!ed rangmg from a SZOO
gr.1n1 to the EngUsh department to
analyze Soviot atlitudo-. toward
..elected '\mtoncan authors, to a
SJ800 gran to the BlolOK}' dep.lrt·
ment for the thru&)t'<lr projocl
stud}ing tho availability of smaU
mammal prey spec~cs for the Spot·
h!d Owl
Grunl applit.'ation!i a.N asain
il\allablt> to atudcmt~ trus tenn:Tht•
rundJng ot this second group ol
propo~!> will be determined alter
the dt•.ldllm• for .lpplicdtion& dur­
Ing the 11lxth wt>ek of Y.1nter wnn.
The cumculum committee,
headed by Jt"ll We:der, is funher
divided Into three areas· Tho Vialt·
lng Scholnn. Program : Student ond
tacuJI\ Devdopment : and Student
Opiruon
The vli'IUng scholaN prosrams i6
de:oignod to bring out 1de ~hola.rro
to l..u\\1!1 and C~rk in order to rams
t•nrieh vJdstlng dassroorn lntUrur.·
lion A total of ~646 was appro,wtl
In Nm;P.mbc·r to finanr~ a vuWns
&eholar for tho lnlf'mallonal ~air .
iln f.ngllah profC!oiiOt , <tnd Philo·
60phy author Ur Carol r.ould
Tha currnnt O.•,.m of f'uculty
5-t•areh Itt ;mothPr An!·1 in whach
SA.t\8 Itt partktp.ating ~tudcnt
~prescntnlt"t!S gatlwN:d anput
from each major dep;1rtmont l.tlll
tr•nn which will be taken Into con·
&dtTcttJon fTht• flrual "lccuon. lo
be madP in Murtlh will he from
t•von linoll'lls, two ol rhcm
wumc•nJ
lmport~mt is.~u,~ s idf•ntifit>d hy
thla aUNtrv wel"fl cunccnt ror ,\ffir-•
mtlii\C ,,, lion C\'aluatlon of tenure
cntena. nnd the nbiJny to ·wurk
togethlll' wtth Si\AB toward& ovHrall
academic planmn.g.
Wortdng in COnJUnction \\1th the
r orulty Ad"1alng Program SMB 1a
{'(1'\i&lng rh1:1 ft'C!hman ack1ai~
pro<.: C.S!i.
Jkll Smith. Faculty CoordiruJtor
for Advfalng. ..ees the n<!t•d for
further commumcation bcrwoon
faculty adviser~ and freshmen . ,\6
the progrnm 1s cum.-ntly set up. 15
fre hmen are usigned to one
facuhy acMser and an uppercla
atudent who aNI1ta them through·
out lhe year wtth community and
academic problellllf .
A6 for IMuea to be diacu..ed thl1
tenn. SAAB will prim&nly address
budsetary and curriculum
conce•• The SAAB budget at
npproxlmntely 149.000 ia up for
appr'O\-al by the f::-ecutil.-e Council
on Janu&l'\ 2a nua budgt•t repre
ont szoo lplu" lnllationl lc!a6 than
SAA8 s alloahon labt \'83r. -Once the budget IS p.'l&sed, SAAB
will irM~t1gate the po tbility ol 1.1
dl!ad w~el.; la week of no ciDD<K~
bclore 6nal begin), determine the
~Jtutu& of undt>d.ared s~ repre­
liCntativ• llS.'•b• an the C uun.u F.\ •
luntton publicauon . and evaluacc
1 ht· c:redit/no recvt'd 6Ur'\ IJ\. •
A ma1or· mraluatJon of the Gf'n·
eral scudics Prugram will also be
undr.rtakcn , focur.ing Oil IOlpr<J\ "·
m~nt ln cros.s·cu lturaJ, hl!!toricnl
.2nd gendt'l' balanc~ "'1than lht>
r.umculum
8olh \-li~ Higgim. and Peter
Cook are ple.bed with SAAB' pro­
gress la"it ten:n :>\oy,.· the rtl4ior ta~
before hoth S.~\R IU1d r\!ooLC i to
make atudente. oi\\.1U"e of the po~m
biUties that e~M for owaruogful
ond pcrh.lp)i profitable inwh'C
mcnt.
Pioneer Log
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Loree Benson.
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C. Ree'WIS laal••• • Maaager: Eric
Chadwick
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Bingham
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Newa Writers: Sam Benoett,
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otlicera..
Selection ot cartoons appear·
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rcsponSibaltly ot the Opmion
Edator.
Page 3 Pio's sizzle in Sempert 's 300th
lh!'>IC\1'\ was made In t t·ndA\ •
ru~t 3 ml•n s b3:-kl'lb.,ll co.,, h
Dean JH('I•"r1 chaU..ttd up am 'I
,,,n numbcr.300\\iwnhl ~·aon~"n!
nlllt>d 0\ m' \\ hilman 70-.59
\,t•tol'\ :lOl elludo:le.l ~mp«!rt :--nt
urda\', howm Jr, "" \\'hatwonh
urgtw fla"t l . ;z .. ')S
I h(J PIOI'\Ct'f"S plan t•d '' hnt
S«Wmetlto be tlu!lr btt.o;t uti around
g11me50 tar thl")63rl 'ridll) \\'ithm
minutes of tlw lirst half tho• l'ios
\Hl\"llhOAliOllht ,MISSIOntlnt• ~~
C'l ~ shooting and mtmud.tlln;.;
det.-.n.-. •. J Mll tlw p:1c '
\\llilc tumO\'Cr"S and l.u·l.: or dl'l·
''"'''-e rebound" .. Nll plu~tUt'd tlw
f Pltl n•llhhlg could top tht• hnll
trom snnppmgtlw m•t at I t 'r; ~nd
Tllll 111 1 hall wns mtht'l do....:, but
tho l'mnt!t 1 hnd an upJl''r hand in
tht• rht•"nng 1 all'{{tll'\ In pin·d by
lht> enthu II\ lit t.TIJ\\ ,I C l<~•pt tht•lr
o•d~t' n~hl up to thnt•nd olthu half
\\"'th n soon• ol 3J·2!J
I ht' \\h1 •unant• '' •'A" nC\ • r
~~' 1'1\ 01 ch.:tnrt• tn "howth• 1r stu II.
tm·as soon as tlw .. ,.condhalfllegOJn.
the l'wn •~'rl> toc1l.: th11 gnnw and ron
awa WI I h II
\\ 1th fl\11\Uh' \\11\lllll{; do,,n Jn
thf' tt:unn onv could 1"0 ·~ tht•
C.\t!Unnwnt lnullling Chnnts t1l
• oo~ \UO' ,HlOI c;mu! I rum tlw
CJ'O\\ 11 nncl thl! PIOnt~~ n•,pondt•d
by dulltull • hcatulg clw ~lto;<olonar "
11 s und gtnng COitl!h ~~·mpc.rl hi!'>
:lOOth cnn'l'r ''Ill ~ll'!VI \ 1»11 •• md I t•d Roont"\ both
ju ruo• It •d ,,JI "c nn••os ~ 11 h .! I
apll'Ct
.\1\t•r nn ,.,t,lllng nl~h t, till' rht-
011<'1"5" t•n• b.11'k on rlw t'(JUM ~11UI"
08\ 10 (<)I II lht• \\hit\\ 01 th l'illllt''i
r
1 he l'iroh s •'"'' tlw dc•ll•ntltng
:\'orth\\ ,.,, < unft•"tnCt' dwmpwos
and tht•lr pin\ n>.t•mpltll t•tlthrn
,\Jthuugh tht1 tin~t hallt>nd t•d in••
con1 ol l ( :u nnd \\ hm.,'Onh J4
thtl riOill't-.ni \H'n" lltll pl,1)11l' ol&
""II aN could t)t• l'\flt!Ctt•tl
~till hn,,ns probh•mf! lintllng thu
nt•t and n•lmundlng tlw Piulll't11
lull hu tht•r bt•hind i\fll'r h tltllllW
und tht• R•lllm••ncit•thn ,,lo~ furl C
b\ II 'o(;UI't' ul 7Z•.'>6 • I hi' PimWC'I5 ncl\l ganw t!l
ll#o!illflxt \\ &lluowttt• .11 7.10 p m In
thu Pnmplln ~Jw•1s Ct•nll•r
H Ch I .. Deve Moble
ung o • sop .. omore, a member of the newly formed lewla & Clartc Martial Arts Club popa open a
cold one wllh authority. Having Just been chartered with ASLC, toundera Dave Mable, aophomore , and
Chol plan to announc e the club's flrat meeting In the near future. Memberahlp Ia open to both beginning
and actvanced studenla.
According to Mable, the club Is planning to hoat a Tee Kwon Do tournament which Is tentative!
acheduled for February 28th at Pamplin Sport• Center. Y
Page 4 • Cats
'llwlhl 8ll)lt!lla
OW• l~ono·rrt"\fl -
1 h<' IA'"1!'1 and (
IJ,I~ketl><•ll ll'•tm pht)
l.ul wct•k.. Fndn\ nt~
occumbt•d to t.no~
1rd 51 to Gcot)(r• Fo~
~'\l'ntng In 11 ptt•lil
~Jrfo~· thu Piont•t
womvn luught Vetil
Jhor1 ,.,:ilh l.mlkld
tC's72.
~rurdm ntght the • ltd In .,c;onng .1nd
' r.c,~atiOnne cl plnyt
l1fjurtlor, .,U!Itnlned tht!
nnd tilt. lntt>d
• •
Robert
Mark Enderly, Junior, aklea lor a Jumper while lntenae pre11ure•
applied by Bill Fritz, freshman , In recent I.M action
Sharp 1M shooters ru
and gun the show
Lunct• Pottor
Of lht l'lont·t·r I~
Who? "'thlule.,. ronnel .tthlt•h-"'
hopctul i.lthlete~ ,tntl non·athlnh ,
alil.u. What Gatht•t fur lhf' I98J
lntr 01m111 al Ua!>kNh<All t nmp:ugn
\-\ ht•re The Pamplin ~pone; <\mrcr
g,\nt Wlwn' f\cry :\1ondoy, J\w:­
day and fhUJ"od.t\ night nt 7:25 ,and
1:1.15 trom OO\'• through ~tUr't·h 10
unless tht:•I'\J IIi a proviou' l) ~ ho­
dult'd men's or women'., ba!'okctbalJ
game -
Player~ chance to try
to be Dr. J Magtc,
and Bird all wrapped
into one.
Wh\ 1 I h~"' arc '-t'VNal rt'tl'iOnt>
"' h,'t Ono could b~ thcco,otl!d Pal
atinL• tlilll M Champs t shh1' thut
go to thewmnen. \nuthur '" lnrtlw
t'X•·n:IM' rhc two tw.,nty mmult•
halve limed \.vith runrung liOCI.I.
UN• cnout(h to lal.u nnyonc "j bJ'\".tlh
<.IW3\ \ lhtrd f'C<li'On mtght l.>e lht•
thought ol i1 b.J~t..ctb,.lll C.JI';t'l thut
t·ould haw OOI!n or· mu~t llkttl\'
t:uuldn t hnvt: been •
ltt!i th~ playt•r.;' ch.uu t•to trynncl
lw Dr. J, 1\tagic. and Bll'd all\' 1 iippt•d
mto one A chance to he a lt•gl•nd In
tht•u O\' n mmd 1\ low th .md prohubl) the mn;a.
lrnpollant reu ... on v. lw thut>t'
and \\omen h1o 'I(I'ICJsm In th.
l1•1li(Ut!l llll' pln.vtng in I ramur.ili
"imph lor tht• lun olll u,., I M. l~o.HI.o tb.all pt'Ogtum
thtl most pupulnt inuamural
nnortbng to dl~·t tor sue J>ch.!I'SX
Proot of tll.lt populanf\ 1,
numlwr of tt•am!'o m\C>Ivt•d -16
all.
I ht• prog1 ,un IIi dividc•d tnlo
"~\" loaf!(\lt' lur muru t•on!1peti:::
and obh• plu\«'n> .md a "B
fur lt•ss c ornJX!Iill\t' and UIIU&II\•I.oil
,lJJit•d plnyc~
rhe ",\'' h•,1gllt•, wtm h I
man\ '.U"'it~ <.~thl.,w .. trom . .
5pons, t:on'' ta ol 6\t' te.tm'
I·J'•clnnt (·I" hnVt u 2 o n·<:ord
.U'fl on top of thb 'run ··.J 1ntJI·P
lt•agtu I ho \ oM.~mma .. Mt•mbl
and Bt•t r c.ut~> "'"' 1-1 ~.~ntlthe
l'r.ll" hi 0·2
l'hu H lt•i.tf,'\.lt•lr; dt\1dc•d onm
di\I.,IOOit till' NI\A and \llA
NRA totun~ .tn• ...,tallllull.'Ction.l
\VB 1-n•e Z 0. ltgc•l Pllt-2·0. u .. L ..
t 21\JIIIO·l Blut kctud~ bo-2
Sk)Jiords 0 Z I ht• \JH dt\.11'100
~111101 I httVandul., on top at
Jt•t un 1. 1 tlw Pn•ttmder-.. und
l<t•tta t'" both:llll E.mbo ... o­
tlw ~ling D-!
,\ "'1dc 'anct\' oJ tn.lent'
dJHpl.t\ dCJ\' n ill tlw gyrn ,,.,.,...,
lht huuptor-that could ea!tlly
nwn:. vnNit\ l>a•lu.•tball to
Wide varietv of tal-.
ents are on di~
down at the gym.
th.tl hardl\ l.nnw '''"''to do
hn~l.elhall llwy .tntll II hu\ 111&
and lht· "'hnt•d 11lnu 1~ nm111
nwttt ~<ltttt •>;malo.t ·~ lor a gn.-.11
hruak
\\ ath tlm.tc• ~dnt l':-gntng
t.uu:ou!'llv on 111< maur C'ourtr. • •
8Ctllll' JIOnli'IIJfllll\ r'\11\(IIJI
lhh•t• n11~ (;If CUI\ Jlwrt• If; pi
•1111011 IUI't'\t'l'\Otlt• t:Sptll'IAII)'
liJM't~hllms whn 'orntl dcMll
WUlt:h tlwtr lntmtl!i ol&lht•KJCU&;t
lot(. wnlk and \<\he,.,, up nnd
Hw t:UtH1,
Pioneer Log, January 27. 1 rtbbill8 I 1n•boun d!l
twu \mdt·nburgl
12 J)Oifltl> U
~~ltd~ loa tlw Plor. !:it
lrtbi~IJ ndt-dnd mdlllllr
nit< wa!t 11opho1
llw first hall nf lht• I
Colleg
-
Freshman Suaan
Pioneer Log, J • Cats assault unluc Pios
Sht•IIU lit\ VI Itt•
ilf tl.n t'lun. nr I Gf(
Jilt' l.t"\'1" und ( In rio; womun h
bol"kt.•tbaU tt·.am plovl'cltwo gunHlS
IA~t "''l'k Jnclu\ nll(ht tht• women
•UCrtllnht•d 10 (,c•ori(O fo~ . 11. tul•
wd 51 10 C.t·url(t t'm. -. 65. ~turdny
. ·,"1•ntng In a pr'l•llnunut) gnmt•s
1 bt"forc tht• f._oncH•r· men, rlw·
, wonlt'n lcm~ht \.•lhdntly but h•ll
I ~ttor1 "1th llllfit•ld M onng 7·1 to
LC 11.
$.Uurd.Jy night tluo \.VOIOt•n \.\-l'l't.' :===:1 tn ~coling ..and n•houndli h)
'·"-·"'' ~o..t!>om•d plnvcn~ ~1wy Hull,
~unior , ~t11110lrwd tlw Want wuh Z4
,,.nd die tnwd tlw bourdo,
1 1 n•lmuncl,., \notho1 Jun
Karu \ r'l·d•mhuf)(h , Willi a blc to
1ro<1u1 u 11. point~> und dtttf'h -.h
100-lrdlllur tho PIO!» Snntrhlng nine
i11·boul ch md mdlntmg t 0 mort• I.(
wus "ophomort.• F mlh
TI1•dlrs1 IMII nfllwllnlit•ldgamc \WI! slopp} 101 l10th '''·tlfl'i '" th«~
mal of tlw hall! C nnd 1 lnlu•ld had
19 tUI11U\c•t ·lJlll'c tt fr(lrn tht• lou)
lint> llw tt•Mus 11ho 50 .mel ,r;s'J.
N!IJX!c'liv.oly. 'I h~,; dllt•·romcu In rlw
game at rhi& point ""<.~11 I mJh•hl
lmpn: Sth' 7ll l'lhootm~ hom thl'
lil'ld fhu Piorwer • \\ er'l• nut ha\ir~
thfl &amcli,.YJH' ulluc k
•
1\.\-1( •• I.( shot rnur· tinuu; to
finally .tdd t\vu fur tlwn c on• I •
shot mmt• hlliP-!1 thnn ltnfit•ld but
the pt•rcc•ntngc dlclith•d the• h.tll'l\
scort':, \.\ Udn.ttli ali PiontlNS ,io
r ht• ~>P<·ond halt ul pitt.)'\\ aston·
trolled lw tht• Pio \\OIIwn \vho out· ~
6Corcd thc·rr oppor11•n 1. h\' 6 pnants
Altar plnylng IJnJil'ldfl l(ntnc th••
first half. tht• PronON'S we•nt Into
thuh·own ganw phm
Coac·h Sut• Pult•l"".on • .ud, '\t,;u
wer'\! ablu lu mnkt•thot ildiU,IIn~.; nt
wo .Limottt lullt'd thum to ·lt•t•p •
rht Plom•crl'l dcd~tltHl to Jm, up
the gnmo prL'\.t·ntt d t mlwld lrurn
runnmg nwny with I hi' SCOI'\:
Thu s.•cond h..sll 8tnn,•d \\ith LC down hy •·•ghr llH· women k••JII
j,JirJ .~ •:v•·n unttl f.tlllng uttoa :~lump
\\ hiClh qultkly put th••rn down hy
1.1 l'ur I nun twing lw.tt tlw \'1/Uml'n
'''' 0\ creel und rnllu:d tr1 tu• th••
g.unc•ti.l 6:J Iiiii with •I minute• and
12 m und to too. lJntwlcl sp.1riu•d
.rl(,un with H 'onsocuttu• f1CJIUI6
\\.llh thn rom 63 71, ltnlil'ld
looke•d hkn th••:> \\€~'" taking c.on·
tn1l, but thn J'ionr•ers 1'8\1\Cd lc)r a
t1nal n :..1uh. Hull atuned th,. M:Or
10~ olgstlrl from the foul linl' rill'
Y..OOlcn puii•'Cf withjll IWO and dUll
to d ttm••ly tumovt•r by l.anficld t G
hud JlO!t'it'Mron ol thu h411 and
•:o. c•n s~nmd!i on the clc>< li 111u Pio
lt:.Jm got u fin.tl horwthl' hoop tiM I
IJ011ruyud I C s luck m 6hootmg ..all
ntght • nfct• hut not m
i\Jthnugh thl• women lo~tt by rwo
polntli they NhCMt!d many asp!.'CIS
uf lhtJir .1blllly lO pin) th~1g4mn .llull
llld Nt•I~Con Mud, "\-'\.'~ haH•
pntt•ntl.al
r "" PiOilf'l'fllW'lll host Clotckam.t
Cnrnmunth' <.::olle~(t' J·ndi.l.), ·•' 7
pm John Glustln11
Kim Matheson, a sharp shooting trethman, goes tor two In the
women's 74·72 lou to Linfield Saturday .
Robert Oe•
ptense prenure
on College Outdoors finds adventure in wonderland
rrs ru
ow
probnbl\ tlw l1lCiS
on \'\ hv 1 hu1>tl I1'C
no 5C\J.,m In Iii
ying tntmmuml'
l.m ol It
~kotball ~rogrJm
nrintmmurahp:r,
rt-"Ctor ...,ul· P\'!tc•noa:
populnnty I&
m .. tmolvt'Cl II
p I!'> dl\.1dcd 1
• mo1-e c·om""';,...
~and n "D
atiwand usuutJyn
c, whith im
athlulc ... lmm
Ol fiH' IOilm'
'"" a 2·0 nx:ord
th.i!> run·und
lummab. ~lc·ntt1111
• nre 1-1 and .......
uell>dindt•c.J tntohl
NM and \llA
• ::.tilll!lnh'< tion.l
gerPu"' 2 0
.ackdat· k.o; ()-2 ·
'l'w \l:lA dt\ 111ton111
dais on to pat
PI •rcndc,.., ""11
all l.lmbo:-0.:
l!t)-of tult•nt' wt
the g_\m
1 coulcl ...... ih'l
ba b k.t.•t b.t II
irietv of tal­
on display
t the gym
uwwhut to dn
•y M't' .all hm af\8
:wd iltlltu!IJ lhl•lf
ut..u ... lor ,, f>l"·.al
gunu• ... gotnf(
~ many cuuru.
~ ant·. ('S 'Ucllrlall~
IU (;Omt• tiU\\11
•nds Uti the• f(Jrur~~
~h('f>~.o up nnd
uary 27, 1 --
-Frtthman Susan Anderson showing her atuff during a recent College Outdoors trfp Dave Taylor
Pioneer Log, January 27, 1983 011\U I nylor
for ""' Ploni'CT' l,qr;
J~·sh fiOOW mild \'\'C:Jihr r: a
c·ozy aiJ)IrJt• c :tbln and good oorn­
pan~ · h\ l:'f'V ldcr's f..tntaa booume
~ rlity l<u.t \\ c•c•lu•nd on CollcgH
Outdoors Gcncmmt·.nt Otmpm"f•r­
ntght cro " • ounuy ski tnp ~ane
cnthU!iiO!\tiC I\1Ud••nl6 jOtnCd In~
rur this llnnu.al L'\T'Ot Ul ~ll Hood,
untl tht• n·~ults ""''"' out landing
Tht• tiport (tlCI'U&So('Oun tl) skia"8
oll••t'S • omt•thlng lor t.'\••1) ll'\ l'l ol
ahthty-frorn o.1sy day lour\ to
dl•mandrng mountain tounnH
undt•t t'\.t'tu c c>ndlllons The 1>port
abo allows ncx:t•ss to n•rnot•• \\lid
.tn•as, rnacc e stbl ~ to mot of""
fl'O'"'n•d nx-reallomst
,\lh•r che kmg in to our :.nn"
c.:O\.t>rcd \·lr.srnt• at GO\'\lmmt•ru
<.nrnp S;tturda) mommg Wt!
loadt!d slJs and dn} packs mto the
\ <tn und ht•:tded fur POl'kt!t n."elo;
on the muuntn1n ·s Pastent lo~·
f· "' llw u n lmt h.ll t!d I pro\ i d t:'d
80nlt' CSSI'I\111\1 In lnJt llllU In lht•
m•M:hamr. at t t u ·coun If). the
d•·•E:onul &tntlt· nuple• turns
.. uowpiO'I.\11'1 lind mo 1 • nllc:lll).
hu\~ tu get up alter oil c•lsc 1.1ils
llw11 at wn~ oil up tlw tnul
Podt•t l "-"'k 1 ~n t'\Cl'llt•nl ... put
tor· bt•grnr\t·l Gl•lltl~ uphill gr.adl!'i
and n \~ldt• ,,n\\ ~(.0\<'1'\'<1 l'tlo.ld
JU'O\ idt I .\!'.\ jo;UII1~ lht• \\-hnlt• \\-o.l)
\.'> H\I'I)'UIH' lu:.tmed to t upt• with
tlwu t''illiiJllllent tht'} ,JI~>o got a
goud \\ o1-kuu1 \\ hih• ,kjl~ up the
lull l 'l'I"'Unt• d1d ~mnriwbl ""ell; " lur otw tudl'nt Connnt• Yurn. 11
\\41 not unl\' ht r fi.nit cllon on ~
Classifieds
Hetp wanted; Saturday and Sun­
day posttaon open at Picture Frame
Shop (later to include school vaca­
tion & summer hours). On the Job
tratnlng. Apply 635-5326
Wanted: New membef's tor the
Portland Gay Men's Chorus,
tenors especially Invited Rehear­
sals 6 30 Monda~ . 453 Cramer
Hall. PSU 257-6178 for mot'(
Information .
TO PLACE YOUR CLASSI­
FIED AD, call the Pioneer log
ot 244·6161, ext 232. drop rn
envelope outstdc Log off ace or
mall to Lewis and Clark Cot­
lege, Box 21, Portland, OR
97219 Cost rs 7¢ per word
PRE-PAID transactrons only.
Deadline is Frrday. bul her finn lime m no" ll \'\cU
GarhemlS for lunch on an intn u·
ing SJdchJU \m docld(•d lo pend
the aftt·moon JU'DCllcrng som"
dU\,nhlll rechruqu" Whil•· the
beginners prnct10cd on a 5hllrt
g~mtle siOJM! tht• rnon• CApen en ed
foined mL' tn 1dif18 up and down n
Iunger. tucpPr nm. to. CI)'Ont> got
to prnctlc, • the popular th an,g hut-
rocks arrc5t, aloo ltnO\'IIll 11 1 he
parolh•l buns &top I d••mon·
&lltlled an tgnunurunus and unru·
hc.an;~d Uu l'plnnt stop allrr
<~Hempung., turnp '" lht• bortorn ol
the h.ill f Ill o d••mon.o;cnucd my
, ersion ol th•--1t•lcrt'\al'k runt
Jabclt•d b) om• of m.) l.r1cnd 8$
.,'a) lor~ tclc c.:rn h · ThJs is caUt•d
tun
\Jt •r ,,...•athcnng an hour nod n
halh\atl be lund n I:' -car rult• uu on
the htgtmily \'\t' returned tu the
cabm tor an t!\'CilUlg .uound the
fire. spagtwtt1 our-ciough bre."Jd
and salad ''ere eager!.) curu umt1d
Good com-ersauon nd n.•nding fol·
IOYo 1d through th•• C\T'I\Jilg The
du .. tuu-ds \\ere up until2a m pia\
ing (:Drt1 '" ath the losers ha,,ng to
l:ook brcllk1a5t
!'itUHtl) rnomang hl\Jilghl 51
Inches of II•~' no'' \tlt>r an uniOJ"
guthlhlc 1111~1 ol Hl•bct'lCn l'lvon:;
Enghsh muHan llaH1 \\ uthnl h
t"crarnbled •·AA. l.lnd c tnd
\ uung .. t.amouo;;; tnlt•rttntmnul
panralit.'1; we !Jwuldt>red our· ski:;
und '" •It-~ u It'\' hundred' ani.; tu -ki tht! &riO\-'\ 1 nul dQ\\n lu rnJ.
hum 1-'lk • lhc narnm. tecper
lr.lil pi"U\1dt'd more ch:llle~·· for
t". t' I') '0 m• \.\'t• ph t tn to mall cr
~·u~ and t•ach lded "ht!re the)
\\.,.rth~d
R\lntli!%\'O~n.g ut th • han in
l:tt~ .Jitt•r noon, w" reluctant I\ -par.ked our scar, dcaned up unu
turned our rght on home \\ c
wert• ull ot bit tan•d from '" o ~ood
cia} ot kiang and some were nurs·
'"8 sore rnu It• ond 1 rut:tt.'
Thts \\,1" a pru1tcularl) fun CJ'e'\\
1 was lffi}lJ''I.' sod b) £!\ I"'VllC
~·11! c ol ad\ c111ure and J,•tt•mual:l·
ltOI\ to lo.1n1 rhc ••ntrn-o gruup
~hO\\l!d dr.:tmUft< IIUJll~l\ t'lllCOl 111
re.~hmqtw 'I ht· Klt'\"''"6 popula.nt'
ul non romp..-•llltn• '"''hlenw •
orit>nt\'d lltt•ttmt• sport \\U
rt>llt~ :roo by thr.., group Titcl' \\ ~re
,, plt•;tsur
Collcg•· Outdoors ''til otft•r t1
number of oth<!r \\1nlt!r L'\t•nt:­
thn•ughout lht• tt>mt mch•d•f'l8 an
uultoltlndt ng pc4lo.;(•t 5erms and our
Spill~ 8rc,llo: t' tnl\'~llr\UI lO the
·nnyon oounll) ot Utnh 1.Ju!CI;..th
board uut!iauc the oftilt' or top in
lor a tnlk \\ l' n" ht•ru for \'OU -
Page 5 story here­
able leadership at
program's helm
-Dt'll ~rnlth
f\:•• 1h. f'lm'll"t'r t.ccc
1 haw ht•t•n ~~~lo.t•d to glw rn, lmpro..,
flionr. ul tht t•Ot't HHIIWK" of tht• Student
\c·adt•mlc \dvls\ng Uonrd 1~\t\HI durll'lg
ttw 01 1 h•w month" ol It~~> 101 cptlon Ulo.e
mu~t nO\o\ pnJgn.tm" much '" t.wing
lt·,lmc•d dun~ thif'l fi1 t \'lar about \'\Ill\,. to
tM~ mon.1 t•lf~'< 'llH· ,,nd which prot:edun.•:.
'lhould btl nlwn•cl or ollmJntt•d an the
1\tturo Nom tht .. h•~>-S I bollt."'C that 'IV\B
hn" n:~pt•nt•nct d nn t'~N'lhmt bef_()nning ;
much to tho cn•dtt ol thu ohh•lc.1dt•rnhlp of
Milo.tl ltlgs1ns \\hO t hain. this board and
dtlp.11'1mt,ntoJ and progrt1m ropt-er.entnra
.t\ ~ who sH on tho board I h ~· JX'Ople
ha"o ta'-t•n thotr job .. cnousl.} and dcmon­
\lrutcd thot atudcnt!l cnn eiTt"Cilvcly par11t."'
tpatc m mnking nc-..adcmk dl'Cis1ons
St\AB Is tlw n•!tult ul an effort b\ . .
member-; of \~1 C to dC\c•lop a .. tructure
that would allm-. tudcnt to engage them
,cJ~c· In tht• ac;ad~ml c dcd!.'lon mnkiOB
!'!lrtt( tun.. or I cw ill nnd C lnrk CoiiCf(t> Bast
t'Bll), thu ~tnJCitll'f' ol St\Al3 p~m a de~> lhu
follm-.'ing thrw "~wt-fnr :,tudunt particlpa
lion 10 il('OdtlmH · dt.'t 'II>IUn~ I ~\8 18 COlO
J>O'~t~ ol and ~spuncl" to tht• need~> of
ropre .. antatfvc, trom .111 of the academic
dt•purtmtmtll a~~; '""II <1 mpro.,entuUH li>
for undecldt•d .mel Student Oe<~igncd
~lator. 21 \ \t\8 soltc.itt. t-vnlutu." 3nd sup·
pons :~tudcnt millatcd re..earch m6trut:­
llon, and cumculum and program
d~f'lopment : and 3 'iAI\8 parttdp<lte~ in
the ncad<>mfc ttd\i~ing program m coordi-
,ion '"ith tht Ooan of Faculry's offic:-u
Tht~ -.tructurc prov1dt!so me..-chnni~m for
collcx:th 'e c:onC\•m:o. to be voiced to fnculf\: •
departmt·nt and t'ommittee'> and al~oo a
mean .. for malong indeptmdent academic
dt'Ci!'lions that ma\ or mn} not involve the
facult\ ol thu I C.. community In additton
~8 ndvi!lora pi'O\ided n valuable seJVice
to the communitY b) worlong with fresh • rntm tStUdf"nta In tht• dtl\ ,,lopmvnt of thdr
ncndt'mlc' progmmtt
1 hf• oppununlllt'!l prm tdt•d throU8h
~\AD for tudunta to ant cruet dln"<:tly wuh
tht• nradumlc dt'<'llnon muklng prcx CAll"
l t aru ma~ hut optimum t'ITet :t1\ltllll"~
will only bt· n•nllu•d with nn ocllvullld ~tu
doni bod\- Thl~ willt'\ qulro t~tudunt PUJ'tk
tpatlon at thu drwpanmtmtol lt!Vlll to
idcntlf} tr.llut'!'l nnd t·ont:t!mll and com
munlcatc tllrc•ctl:v with tho :;Mo
rcprc tmUIIhl\ •
In nddltton , tha t•ntU'O proet'""' cun bt
cnhancc>d U thu fucull) a~<.'IUm<· "c1>opera
tr"t' and !11Upportlvtl po"~tun• und nrc willl'l
to n•cognizu the vuluo of student
participation .
Thtl wt>akm• s In thlr. program •ll this
time. if\ tho lark ofowll.I'Cnt· s bv a 'IUb!>IIJl.
tial numbtlr of studonho and fucult\' can--cemlf18 SAAB lt11 purvo"~th nnd how u
functtons I bcliC\c thnt, In timtl. tho LC
communih will rocognlzu tlw vnlllc of
SAAB nnd tho mnny contributions It Clln
make to tht• cH adt!mlr: lilt• ut lL.
I am onthuslas tic .tbout what has
oct'umod to dolo butl"'.'<'ogniJ.e thnt a con
slt~tant eff(lrt muMt bu mndo on the part 01
studenta fut:UI!)•, . tnO and admmistrnllon
U SAI\8 f~t llWr going to rcuU.zult11 ophmum
potent lui
·nll!'i paRt wtl'(•k I hnd tho plcat~uru o1
obl)(!l'1ng fi\'C tudent roprcsontnuvta
from "~LC gJW a prowntatlon at the Wc\1
em Ocan .. roonfcronttt tn ~oattlc I was tho­
rough I\-lmpn· ~cd v.ith the numner In
which Peter Cook. Mark DoN.')' Mike Hig·
gins, Mike Lawler, and Blll Pollard madt
their pre!!entatton and M'l't'd os ropro'>CI'I­
tath e-. of thu LC t·ommumty II was noted
on the e\'Ulwttions of ~"Cr:ll membe" of
the nudlenct•thatthls I'C. '"on '""'il" thelx>st
of any dunng the four dav conftroncc .The
one cont:cm I hove 1' that no women
rep~ntaliO.\it1!'\ '"ere nvnilablc to partia·
p;:tte in thltt program and I would urge tht
LC students to con11tdcr thl11 issue duri~
vour next clccttons • Dell Smith •~ 1\..'lsistant Dean of f'acull)
Just when you thou,...._ ht colle,....e was safe • • •
Jonathan Bunon
Of I he .,..._. I.Aif(
Roll over, Beirut
There I!! a :.enous :ntuation developang
In lebanon betw.-~n lJ · Mannet> and
l~tatili troop Mann wore sent tu
Lebanon La 1 year ;u pan ol a peacckt •p­
ins toiC:e.. The adminktration predicted in
October that foreign force would loa\C
Lebanon by last years end but the rountl)'
1 at lll Ot'CU p!t .. '<i
Rec:.tint con&onlal.ioN bet\\Ct."Cn tht> two
n.auon·s to~ reached their moat cnti·
cal 1-'lllfle Ia !.'It "~ "hen " ll Mann~
corps nne~ man had an l!'oror.ll wldicr In hi6
.aght6 nnd had to be orden.td to hold his
tiro. 11w puacekccplng force is trrum•d co
shoot only In lllt"lr-dtferuc. tf ntx:"t'SNI)'• hut
report Iii did not make dear "twtht-r tho~t
\o'\IILt "hal theManncwasauempting to do
llU"U.r'l' · romm.anding offiet>r 10 l.cb3non
Maj Gen Amtr Orol), hat> ord11n~ ha&
h'OO~ ··to ~srwn from chaUr.ngmg ll
1arim.!S in Beirut HOW\"\tlr , ~l&l) ' at
Defense CB11p41' \\'ember-gar ISlild on tele>.i·
fl.IOn laM woolend hu i \'Cf\• womed • about llw.&e inCident , and the\ are • oonllnmng
The Umtl!d ~tales ha wmc 1800
Marinr in l..ebanon, 1200 an Bcuut 1md 600
In fi\ • haps utt harP_ 'l'ht~ togt•thcrMth
French and ltahan U'OOps. rn:skc up the
rnuJtmalional pcae4tkclcplng foroe
Relations alruad.) an., ~nuned between
thts count')' and ISI'I.l •I, nnd the l.eb.lnon
cnsir; malutS. for no reb•Jt. Sumo MAnne
leaden twr. the Lebanon &Jtuation 11" f>umt
tlu~ '11\ .. th a disa..trou& porcnllal. and
there r.om ptlf'hap an lm!lWur to '"'·hat ilii
hap~nil'lf( wtwn ono Jcame; them 111 no
dcfiruto dJah1 of ruturn lOr US lOroe.ti.
\Vhcn a naUon eends llli hJR:m> to a fur•
•=.:!n r\&tian, it hould ea~t &omo amount
of dbcomfon &om ita troops aa thm
attempt to adjust to lhcir n'""' r.unvund·
an.ga. especially when many of UltlliOidlen!
are anywheu~ from UJ.Z% yeAnJ old 1l111
oowd cause teNioru to nm high and ~ In bum ahor:t
U f'nn=ea are 1n lA~ non ru help loop
the ptt..are which in ludiavusthtng to aak
In what i1 61JU a ~ule t.."'untry. Bccauae
a he land Ia CAplosl\"e. a.aldier I goh'8to be Relation already are stramed bet\\ een thi country and
I mel ... Some 1arine leaders see the Lebanon iruation
as omething with a dlsa trou potential.
~ . l'\.cn wtth a o;elf dcfen~ claut.e in
the rult·~ A 6-ightcned person ''-1lha gun~~
more dangt>r'OU!< than 60meone presenllng
lll'11l 'I in • para de.
Morum:ur, 'peacekeeping force· l'> a con·
tradlctlon tn 1cnn1> One doesn't let c1 hon.e
run tn>t• II he keu~ a ught rem Mom
troop~ m l..l'banon ket•p thJngs hot, t!lipe­
ctalh ll~'i troo~ Which ralse~ these qu.-..
Uon Why iU'C there u.s. ITOOpa m
l..Lobanon"J \1\11.) haw thure been 00 ho. rm
ur. tow·ard French or llollnn trooJ•? \rc
ll.~ II'OOJll halptng IO ~&41 tenSIOO!> !
~atlt•nt Re.1gon ..nnt Marinu:. to
Lcb:mon ln!\l yuar to help aid thtt holk)
c..t•aJW.•firoe in that country"r; long -~tanding
war ".ith 11 t•IJ und Israel L nfonunatt!.l\',
U~' arandtng in tht• Mlddlt• Elutt ruuul' t
been roo ht h IAtt•l\·, so one would tlun~ ,
them '' • ..,. ri lui m uch a mm~ in adell·
lion lO 1111' PH q\sahl I on tlu.! r.urlace lht•
d.an&L't" is ot coun>tt to the troop m cuse
&omethmg bl'\lo.lkJ> out or omethJng goea
1111tmy
8cnnalh tht! urlat:e. thPm I& anothur
ldnd of dan,.wr: that ofthu U.!> lor«!s belf\8
t>t"l'n lUi UC<·upwrli by tlw Leb;mesa and
u urpcl'5 b) tht• 16nlelis 1'bis duMn 1 ~>eom
to hn\n bt."'n our· gov~"mment • considera­
tion: tht truup'i 31"f' th"re..
l'ho I rcnch and ltnUan& would prob.:lbl\
not hnh• tht• ~>ame uffK:t, becau.r.c thctr
roputali(JO a• world pawens i6 buned dt~p
tn hiatory, tllOU8)t ours I!> atill amoldering
Bulle•!' thr third nauon ot the torc:c had
mtn'h•d tlw aumo wt~•ght u the otht•r rwo,
bul agam. thiJ wa. not coruJCicn.•d Tht!sc l!)l:planotion:. may an~»ver the first
two qm· tion"', but whot about the tturd7
Judging from thf!'t> recont incidents L S
troop. nrcn 1 I'TUlking the bdst of a bad
:~lluaUon
Indeed, the 'ituation is undesirable
Wll} tht> RC618an admln.1!1tration conllnu~
it• pobcv lwn•la porhap:. onl,> answered by
remombcnng tht admlnlstr.lhon 'ltick.s to
all pollclt·" until they got too :.J.(c~ , at
wh1t'h lime It gt~nur<~te~ diH~rsion or
CliC.UIJe!l Thaf ~ thl! '""Y go\'cmnwnt oper­
ate:-. trom tlnw to tamo Wt• got what wa&
elOf'tccl. and II'., not too t•ru'lv to thmlo. about -thu nUAl round.
Thu nuxt round could btl fired from
r.ome &Oidil•r'll gun 1f mllllal)' loadllr:; of .UI
lnvolwd nation!! al't' not more c~trelul This
itm I port ol U gm a•mnwnt handbook. lr's
human rt'.actlon. nnd thl' hugt! ann of
gm-emrn~nt hnd better put it t•ll around
thu ahouldt•r ol It ooldat·n. il II \\ant' to
lend 8 hdpang hand to world problem.<; A
good "'Art woulcl be to M!nd nlllJ ~ mtUtitn'
pt•n;onnt•l homt•, and pnscuc ,. diplomacy
tn oth1·• "uv • 01 coui"M!, ttwrc may be anothet reason
¥
why this c:ountl) 's ~o~m t~mml•nt ~tays the
r.ou~· Ill l.t'hanon ll'21 '' wild gue but
could it bt! that Ruagan's Bechtel huddle ,
SchulT and Weinberger , huw ..omc impor
tnnt unda!Cllnn•d Mid·fo:.n11t bue;lnt's"- to tnkl'
cal"(,o of?( un>ed be Ule pawt.lrofsuggesrion.
lor It lmpd11 tho r.urious.
• Hometown blues
from th•• tddt•!t ol 8t•lrul wt! tum to tht•
aJdUII or the NorthWCiil, wtwre lAst week's
L·nes on the mirror l!U8S OU lqa W!.IJOJ hijacking came to n "hnrp end nc Portland
lntematlonal Au-port Though it ran a 6.nr
story we can thank that ba ·tion or local
joumaUsm. The Oregonllln. for the article•
headline f'ntal guNJhot end!. hilack.l11
rurUner.'' This blazed across the front pap
otthc newspaper '6JanuaJY2l Sunnse .....
lion The way 11 wnnen 11 sounds bkt
someone ihot thu atrliner to de.tth '"hidl
l"i not euctly the way the Incident ~
pened Mort• likely the headline shoo~(
have read fatal gun hot cnct. airliJV
hifacking Better vet hO\\ about taUJ
gunshot ond~ headUne writer
On a related note It 11 rather :sad abcU
that incldent'~o outcome The hljacker~v
voung. no older than the average coUl'f'
student More MJnouslv he had tho menU!
capnctt' ot a 8-h.th-gtader Most 'IC"Mollt
and uncondonublo of uU Is tho FBI dldnt
know who it wu dealing with untfl aflt'f ~
yc11r old <.;len J..urt 'T'lipp \\IUS shot He hid
a n>t·ord thov could've found out Had tilt!
loc:al Fed" tukun the tlmt•to hu .. up to thai
nanw. the Ft:dt:tul Bul'f.•au of ln\-esti&ali­
on. The tdtuo~tion might haw boon handlr.d
clifforuntl • lnstoad, the r 81 hel't' comusol
as F'irt• Beron• lnqutrin~ If thus i" the \\"a) b
ncKotiat~ 11 wn~c sltuattun, gO\ cmml'd
.ag~n" could UM' u good psycho~
rotrc .. her oou~"·
Radio, radio
Not living on campus, and without cablr.
motln!l nol ht!arlng Kl c.;, ~"'" und Clad\
radio Illation 1l1a1 ~ n "humu rht~ rnl\\'df.ll
the lompll'lon l ellar studio' are pull!~
out what i" prohilbl\- thu bc~t t:ollt'ge rediA
for nulc~ amund. and n:orto.lnl} 1\1 .C 15 llw
mo'lt progntslli\ tl nl any Portland r.sdio Ill
tion KU" plll}'11 mu11lc no local fn-qucnt'
with pt.•rhnptt tho o"copllon of KMJK. "11
nJr. That b KLt 11 l'f'deemtng quality II,,
~latlon ~ith guta. unafraid to tn Of'll
thing~;. .md It workt. It 11 b(.>tm taking tti1
approach the past two yt!Mio. and oehd
Portland nadia IIIUI&OIUI ~hou ld takfl tllf
hJnt and get with tht• tlmt•!l -· That'a it for th.la w~k . If \-"OU rood II*
te-ll a frhmd, and plt~aaa write. Ltlttm •
thla lpaa! will be pubtiahttd and an~
from time to time Gc•t out ur clasat _,..
ta.lw to thtt ~rr.Na No IIAtttUites will f.aU CJII
you "fhat'a a pmmlac. Cht'll.'n
Log, January 'ZI, 1 ............. sugar Ma
I seek · ·
I ro Those Conccma
\Vfl the foundtlra (
dent" tugethor )
S\vectenad Cere!
necc8Ha'Y to take•
tnfonn you the stul
,....,tlnjulltiCe Thlt1
the CUldus ol nil 1
rrrr.n.l~> from YO ll R I
One would thtl
announcement of
tude, lilrikil'l8 at tt
mind o~nd most
tummy of the groat
IJ\eo p~~oo tened c
~is and Cln.~
Large banner headlh1
ibll' bludenr pubhca
was not the ca~
~p manyol~
tont p.1.go of la~tt w
tos lnwht~.;h an unli"
\\U dC\-otcd to a smu
o1 BIU Flubber ~~~
~pplfl8 a11 if ho wast
Ill~ father how he wr
You might avon hn•
pa&c three to find n h.4
~~pl&ning tho trivinll
101\ dt'C'Or WHO C
CARES about ~uch re
n!liantt'\ cntt; whon 1
!Ill II crs a~ Cap 1 nm
1\t'!lghed m the balat
cowroge nllotted to tl
IJOClamatton weru
tines on the laM pa.gq
upper comer of the nu is an outmgeJI III
~the bet that tho.
iluy tower of the S
mcy reahud the 'l
IIDp.lCI of such a d.r:u
To lhe F..ditor
Sawaat dli
Here '"-e are. stt II
rice. sitting In the ml!
al heat of central T1
1118 our braim, UVlnB
ll!lCOIDpa8S the past fi
month an only n
column,
\~ere to begJn­
of the free n HI a Bl.
dom bordered In I
\Waysia and Bunnn.
I b~ 1...1os and l\nf1
.Cunbodin
. Just the chought of
conjure:. up lmnge
Buddhas elabomtc tt!
IIICI' paddl~ spicy fo
Ill( nau' 1K fOr n
Dodd!>. our leader nn
IIOf~r S&.,Y8. 'You
I~ out the palm t.....a
loo~ IWJt like t\ushiD
llue, Lhil!> is au h cr
I orientation
but ewn though ,
the end of our trip \
amazed by w
Is.
\\eam,ed In Svptt•
C., fnCY to f.at.U
1~tawhng, O\ ~rcrO\
pollutl'd wonderous
&~kok. Our ba~ th
~· has been ri
lll"'lity. II\ place 1
lll'l't. to pronounce]
The firwt month \\l:
&nskok Cillll
.Iince \layed at \Uno
ot the tonm
IUUI lhC k.if'l8d
untwl"''lty. w~ ha
\Itt-~ Wlth throe dlfli
In throe aent of their
•d 1 hro u«)1
lin -c tlv ''ith
' pl"tX'1! " ll ffec-t1Vl11ll''\\
;tlvuted stu
duntpnrtir
al ltl'\ ul to
, and com
tho SMB
;C..'~1> C'lll I)(!
!! il coo pl'nl
tJ nru wdlln«
)( student
ram at lhit
) 4 "ub ... tan­
facull) con
ond hO\, h
mo the LC
10 value of
llon'l it Qn
!£.
what h.a.t
e that a con
~ the part ol
'niru8trotloo
111 opttmum
plcasuro of
rresentall\"
at the Wt·~
le I wnstho-
manner In
, MUwH~
) 11 nn1 01.1 dr
as rcpre.st.~
I WU!\ noted
memben~
wnsthebcsl
feronet1 Tht
no woml'J\
o to partid
u I d urge tht!
ssue dunl'lS
I of Fa cull}
• e
d at Portlancl
hit ron a fuw
slion or local
..-the artie~•
ads tujacklrc
he front p.p·
l S u nn~>e [d.
t sounds hU
death whim
.ncldent hap
dUne 1-hould
enda airllrr
about ··raw
er sad abt-.c
hijacker "11
rage coU£?
ad 1 ho mentli
Most "a110111
J'le FBI didnt
u nt II after .:o
shot He had
out Hadtht
·e up to tltdl
f I nvu·.t iga1r
eenhand~
recomesae
i~ thC\\'li\'IC •
gonmunt'd
P."J<:hol~
·thout ca'*'
• 1> and ctar\a
1 hu crowdtrl
'a~ putllf1
collcgu radl:l
y Kl.C 1\ ttw
nd rndlo1tt
cal fn-quty(\(\
o ( IQ.-IJ K. \\il
quali(}. 11 t •
to trv nf'
n taking ttiJ
, and ottlr
uld take tlW
ou rNd Ita
te. Letlc~ •
nda~
f claiiM!!\. and
es will fa U Ill' s ar Maniacs
seek retribution
T'o Thow C oncl'mcd :
We tho foundora ot S'fANSt IStu
dontll together Again~tt Non
swt•uh!nt•d Curual&l lnol II
M'('llll!;.(}l"\' "' tnlw thts tlmu to
1neonn rou. tha studf'!Ot hody or a
I gru.tt lnju~ttfr.<• Thilllnlulltft(•lx•ing
, thtl t•,ndua ol all pro-~;wt•utoncd
, ('C'I'C.tls from YOUR breakfual ltlble
One would think thnr an
1nnouncnnumt or auch ~ni ·
rude. atnkln~C at the ~'t!ry heart,
mand and most Importantly
tummy of tho groat majority of U!l
thr pn."~""'~ tened cereal lovers or
Lt'\-.ill and Clark. \\-'Ollld justifY
l&tgt •~nnerhC4dhnu lnanycred
abln 6tudcnt pubUc~ulon but 11uch
wn not the uuw
1'lorh.1ps many of you Vlew •d tno
toot pogo of lost 1.\.'t.'<'k :; Pmn~,-r
~IO\\hlchnn t•ntiro quanerpage
~u dt'\utcd to a 1mug photogroph
ol Bill r lubber Pollard mouth
: g..pplng us It ht• \-\lab cxplnmlng to
i hi~ f.Jtht•r how he wro<.:kod htt car
I \'ou mJght oven hnvu t1amod to
I !)11(1.1thn>c to find o hnlfpngc ottide
I rspl~tinlng the triVlalltle!l of donm
ron d<'ror WHO u\RESII WHO
CARE~ about such rolntivt11y lns1g
lllfic:.lntt'\'Cnts when euch pressing
rn.tlltlt'S as Captain Crunch are ,,t ghl'd in the balnnu•. 1 tw onJy
CO'tt"'""li{t' allotted to tru .. ~lgnlficant
~lamataon \\t!nl four mea~oJy
line on tho last page. last c-olumn .
upper comor or the Pioneer Log
thi& is an ou trageu It onlv exempli
6ei the fact that tho.._., :.eated m the
~m towt•r of the SAC.A bureau •
atC) re.tllud Lhtt socio-poUUcaJ
impact of ... uch a drnslic change In potlcv 'fhey oh\.1ously lncd to
nealc It by U(l, but wothtl founding
wthora of STANS< takt>lt upon our­
-.utve!'l to organl;w .tnd inlonn th1•
"~tudent body ol llw long wnn r:tm
lfkafionH or lhi l!\'llnl, ilrtd fO pUI
the SAGA hlt•r<1J'l hy on nollcfl thot
wt• the member ,, of S'J'o\N'iC will
not tnkt: thJs lving down
lC mu111 bccon11• BWIU"t!IO llllthut
lfwo allow lhia ont•lnhuttir.eto Up
by wo could bu opening tht• llood
gnle5 to manv moro lnjustic('.t; of
ttquru or greater ••Rntfit:mt c•-A
5w\G \ DOMINO ntfOR\ rr
It 111 concx.'lv3blt l that 1r uch
uctaon le allowed to occur
unchecked. \\.8 could beladng the
lo s ofsuch things aa crunt: hy pt:a·
nut buller. foll~t·d bv ttw fall of
carbonated dnnlcs, to th(• contle.u ·
tion of chine:,e noodlua for one·,.
salad. One<> the dominos atnn to
faU, there • no turning oock
It lc. for tho-.c reat.onllthnt we• me
mom\x>nr. of STANSC dttmand u 1"0\"'
eNDI in SAC.A polirv Wf' oro pre­
pared to take any mem .. un· to
Insure thta C"ompllanc:u <;u, h toe
tJc ., may Include but an• not
limJted to
1 stepped up cown /ophyr
llChViUe& .
2 the taking of MGA ho:oatage-. II o
AnltuJ
3 lhe lllunchJng of a m•u• .. iw
food waMc offensive , und il
nece.,._c;ruv
4 a lawless campaign of IT'd.)'
lea'-1l'lg. fines or no One~
To prevent funher escalation of
confiact. STANSC '"' prepared to
meet tn ctc:.ed-duor negotiations
to achieve a just senlemont the
retainment of taptntn Ounch
however fs not negotiable. We urge aU rl<•m t•mcd tudPnt to 1010 th••
h.lntlwagon of our di\'int! m1~~t~lcm
to n~ht lhf! anju11tkc which as
hf•fort• U!i As M1111o Antomcnc
would ·•Y today, · Let th~>m cat
Csptnln c .n.mr-h ·•
R11apN:t fully,
lU Hyland
f'J John•.on
Sf 1\NSC Control Commute~
Lo es due to
weak program
1 o tht• Editor.
,\5 I 1.\.aa h·afing through the Pio­
nl!cr WI( lust wef!k.. I read about tho
unfortunate plight of tho women s
baakt•tball tt'«~m and thctr Inability
to win a garrw
Coach Sue Peterson sct~med to
rrodlt thetr lo:r.ing wayt~o to thP.
n.'Cruitment program found here at
LC.
''We will never have a top flight
progr..tm due ro competitton in
n•crultmllnt tactic~ . 3aid Peterson .
Proncrr /..og, Jan .zo. 19831
Gr,mtcd . LC does not offer
athletic 8( holru'l.'lhip!! ot• ontic.o­
mnnts. but doe' the lack of the~
:scholarships and enucement11
rcduc'' tho qulhy of intercollegiate
athletics round at LC?
~'\!hilt! the absence ot money ma_y
scare otl ~mt· pro.,pecU\'8 ath·
letus, there lln' plenty of Nendce­
munt · uvailable to on) atudont.
and c "MninJv rho athlet~ at LC. •
~'\.hat about the 18\.-el of education
found at LC, opponunJties nvaila·
ble. aeathmic ~tring. and most
imponant to the seriow athlete;
the a/~ady ' top flJght athletic
progrumtt that have developed
without bpt!clal recruatemn t prugrnm" ?
T n dtt• numplcs ol "top flight'
athltJtfr: pmgt'llm !l i not dillkult.
Om• nt•Nl nnly gl11nr:,. n1 tht• 0\ ••r­
Ouwing trophy '.t&l' , or t:on&ult
tht• Pionr.t•r I..ut. Wf'llk ly In llm
lolt I lli~Ull or lhu l>font·t•r fog,
l'arhy ll•m&s wae f••.-.tun•d fnr her
n•markahh : lltU c OSil on ttw C~ll
' ounll) tt•,tm, whkh 1nc ludnd her
1111\llllng half way .:Jcro the coun·
uy for tht• rustion.aJ ch.1mpton ·
ship l.dttl svring the mtm'&
haslwtbllll tc~m b'a\ocllcd lu Hawaii
to r.ompclt• In u tournament . and
the ba ,.ball team i n cunsil\lfo'nl
le..tdt>r in their c•onfcn::ncf! and
dl!ilrtCI.
In adduaon the lootball tt•am
pt•reniaJiy fiet•ms to bah• a sucoo s­
ful tc.lm ThJ put fall the rootooll
wam I'NIV not h.l\lt! chalked up too
m11ny \VIns, but they• Wl'n· the only
urn In thf! countn. that e\.Cn threa· • hmcd to lx-.at Ll ntit•ld; tht• AlA 01\'-
llllon ll notional champions
The \\omen a MK'c.er team has
been lirat and m·cond in lht•1rcon ·
ferenc•· ror the! pa.t ""'o consccu ·
the !toa<~ona , ttw womun '~t
voUt')'ball team Is nlwnyt~ strong.
and LC r•vun had un athlete feo1·
turc on· the cO\~r of '-' nauonaJ
sports maga:c1no , Sport!f
Til wr t rat r.d.
Th•s list could go on tor pages as
the nurnbt:'f' ot "top flight" teams
and athletes found at LC Is quite
C'tCO!II\-e .
Surely theAe teams, u '*>lill u
other ttoAITUI not m~ntloned are
under the&lme recndtmont proct'"
dul"'eS as the women's buketba.U
•
To the t:dltor
sawoat dll
Here "'c are. still enfoying our
rice sitting in the mid-winter trop-LC students form new • ms
1 teal heat of cantl"ll.. 1 haiJnnd rnck
lnfl our brains Uying somehow to
encompn.55 the past four nnd a half
monthb in onJy a ftM line-. nnd
colwnns
Where to begm Thailand land
of the ~ It tb o Buddhist King·
dom bordered In thc west by
\lala}~la and Bunna and tha east
b) Laos and KampuC'hea or
Clmbod111
lust thr thought of such a place
cunturt•s up unagu~ of guildcd
Buddha!i elabomte tomple.., green
nc .. paddle.., spicy food dnd smil
lllj( native' lOr a" Or. Dinah
Dodd, our leader and LC Gennnn
Jl'l)ft ~r SUJ'H. Your know. if you
look out tho palm trt..-'Cs, this wuuld
look Just lib ~\ustrio "I
lhle. thl~ ib all hero. ju!\1 a~ our
'OUII~lA oncntulion !'l.llid II would
but uwn though we uro nearing
lh~>t•nd ol our tnp Wt' um fol"(!\.er
; amazed b\ \-\-h<1t a countl)'
'lhailand le;, We d0\11 anto 11 with the honest
mtent ofleaming and e.qwnoncing
all that this culture ha:. to offer.
(fhat has turned out to bt• quite un
undenaldng. one that four and a
hall months can nt'\er sadsfvl. We -have learned the challenge!! or lh ..
ing in suth a dlfTerent son of place,
&om both1ng in Sarof\8~ to being
illiterate , to eating food you don·r
faintly recognize lllkc chicken loci
But through 11 aJI, 1.\.e could do
nothing but appreciutu it for all II ...
worth
After the lint month wt• wcro
more than ready to gt'OO\'U on
dm'\IJl to the m<'Uow~r southt•m
town of Songkhla. stoppmg llnt nt
vru1ou& tropkaJ paradl!i.('t; for atn•e
week. Onct! in Songkhlu \\.(' II\Cd
with filmJJie." where"- • wcro gt\ on
more freedom to e'plort• on our
0\'\'n
AI~ the program allmwd ue. to
partk.apalo in activiri~ out!iiid~ ol
urban Thailand Wt• \\Uri.ed as
\\ean1wd In $(.•pll•mbt•r ,linding 'oluntet'l" butld.ing u .school and
ruJ'oillh.cs llice Ill tact~ w1lh tht• hot, cleaning cannlc; tn a ruml \illilgo ..
'lllll,,.,ling, ovt•rr.rowdt !d not8.)'• \\c also \1!'1ltJed lhc southern Mu~ ·
~Uu1tcd '"onderuus mt•tropolis ol hm pi'O\inc ncru-,\lab.) sta and
""'gkcJ,k. Our b.u.e throughout thll two of u~> \Wnl oO to study mcdiln·
ha~ been ~rinokhmin\\ trot uon at a Buddhist tcmplt• for a
'"u"un.•l). 1.\ place thnt took u11 a week. \\'e got to see 1.\.Nll th11 major-
to p1'0nounct• l it\' of 'Ill:Uland b\es LIM>, and \W • llw fi"t month '-"t' ~t.t\-ed at 11s 10\ud tJ\..'tll"\' minute ol 11. •
•C811ntl Bangkol.. t::dmpu' .tnd havu ,\iter !)ongkhlu , we once again
stnyL•d ut vuriou" othm cam· hud ttm free M)'!-. fo do as we
~ ol tlw .... lmt• unt\l'n:lity w::antcd. Some peoplcwt•nttowo~
•uu' the ktngdom Through at a rural ht•allh clinic. 11om~ wt•nl
Unl\t'!'lllty, ""' ha\e beon pru-to Malaysia . and othun. onctt llgAIO
~l\k>d \VIlh thnltl dlfTr>r't'flt homut; he::aded for paradl!da c•tl cnnron11
In throt! different region&. a~ We then I:'C:Iumed our PI'Ot«f''lnl
4~> our academic«' ol the Thai In Piti!Mlnuloke In the Non h. ll wu
ond cuhun• a hard month for many or u~ for\\c
IIQy in Bangkok wa~ VPI')' were ft.toehng the elTtlClS or U\-11\{( In
"'1v: fiw houn. of cla~s each day three cttic.'> and thn)I.JSh thrett
continuous tount \\.1th our homest!llVJ>. but ntM7r tht! lc8.s. we -
~1!1' Mtnl tricnds und familiea. began to ttppruciatc 'T'h4111lnd more
of coul'M1 tht•rewas Bangk.ok'a and more.
1 hu lint month pro pored u11 Our schedule wa~t butut>r than
for lhu follO\vs lour month ti:Jr thaa month We b.d a
8 Beck row, left to rtght Ann Koucky, Ka,..., Stnua, Peter ToUn
lktr, Joanna Flake, Swa S..age, Ann Kirk, Brttt Muhllg, French
~~·Jim Spencer. Front row, left to rtght Mary Jo Bawetmellter, Dr.
1r111h Dodda, Mary Dlndoff, Gall Kim.
Log, January n. 1 three day tour of the ancient city to
Sukhothal , o.nd a weekend at
nnother11lai vtllage complete with
wi.ld nat1ve dancing and nee hal"··
catif18 For 11lanJcssi\1ng we had a
wnnderful turk\' from lhe school • zoo.
After Pillsanuloke. 1.\.t.t had ten
day~ In Ch1ang Mal. It wa!lten days
or neurotic buying nnd celebraung .
We ~pent our Chrt~tmns lhertt, aJJ
ot u~ in one room in a donn at the
Cha.ing Mai teachers coUege \'\'e
celebrated by ha\1fl8 a paper
chri .. tmns Lrt.'e. a d.inn~r at a
French rc~taurant . and '\secret san·
tar. ghing gjft~ We sang a lot i!nd
ont· pen.on a~ed -.omconc tn the
group If wo were a mission from
tho \'on l'nlJlp family . li\J~ during
thll ten d•\V' fiH: people went trek·
IJng an the hill tribes in tht! nonh
betwutJn Thailand Bunno and
l..uu It was ireaulg cold but they
had tht' u'pcricnct· or tht•tr U\'csJ NQ\\. we are in Bangkot.. In ome
way:-completing our cycle We are
finishing our projt!Cts and ~tting
as much ol Thailand 10 as we can
We have on)) one more wedr< here
then a week at Bangsaen near the
ocean for our final week of proJect
pre5entauons and goodbyes.
Bc1ng a group of only "~"1!1\.'C col·
lege students from 1\mt!nca, we il~
6 nding \vhat most overseas groups
must set'l, and that I that \~'8 arc
quite diff(JJ"(!nl from those in the
nati\"e counm. There are uni,oerul • imllanties , but wt• ha\'C found th11t
"~ are much more aelf·rel41nt and
indupondent than our That
counterpartti .
Our group 11. tllf h.u been great
for us.\\ e suppon cat h other 4nd
J»m 1dt• 11 IJnd ol 1"\!(uge. \\t! get
ulong H'l') well, and lor our needs
""'' couldn 1 imngin' a better
5iturslion
Omah, our luarfess lc.1der I . tt~m lsn I a rop llt~hl atJllntfr.
program built tmm wutnn, ratht!T
than from w1thout "
For insmnc ,. \~ ht•u looU,; 111
colh•g" , don t mo l &tudNtt6 look
at \\·hat a school h.'l!'J l<l olt• r, and
no1 what thtl)' produce? I tar om•,
e,ljtmln~d thu clt•partmcnt of my
major for what U oiTt:'r ·d eLla scs
O\'atlahh· pro(t> aors In the dt•t.an·
mcnt, und p~clal pf'Of(J'ams I clad
nol chock 10 M.!C if gntdlUJif'd tU•
dt•nta h:ld good job or ~ .. ,..ru
succes.sful
Money \\.ill not male a "top
Rlght teilm. I( a 1e.1m has u his tot)
of a good sound prugmm . fin,. nth·
letf'~ won 1 IJc han.! 10 find C\l!ll
without cholarahip or
enticemunta
Pt"!fh.ap!'l Sue FT.te~n r;hould ro­
ewluatc the women s b46.kctlwl
program \.faybc them is a muon
that women :uhletfl.'l am not
attrJcted 10 lht• LC wt~~n~·n a bas­
kett..tl team ~-ctvc .nnught lo scs
i not ahe re ult ol nul hm.ing n
recn.mmcnt program. but rather
that or a "'tta.k low flight progrnm
~inCtJrely ,
5heil<t Gallaght.'l"
Sophomore
LETTERS POUCY
LMr.,., to ,. Ed;ror 11!ouk1 bo
lddres ulC1 110 SO. 21 T~ tie• rffne iJ
noon. .Wotxt~ SuomuJDns lltOuld c.
t'y/*1. doubW-JP«/ffd and ktd.Jde ,,.
evlhors rNmt a""~ u ~mlc ct6s3
or l«utty mnd:"'ff.. No mor• than UVee
-..gnarurw may IDtJrer-will! ..ell l.:t«
l.MtgiJIII'IOuld Oe 350 -aida or AI ,.,., wiJJ Ot ~OUt lnJUO/Kt 10
tid< I~ lot gratnmM . ~, rtd lit»lotA .,..,,..,,s.
auper.she d .. ta W1th tht• 0\/t.'lbear-
1"8 Thai academicians. and mnlcea
great speechca Teac::hens in Thai·
land are gryen a great ck-..J of
reapec:1. but are kept quite diacanr
from their etudenlJ,. Ourcloscncsa
to Dmah often IUNlLCS them. ~he lS
&M11ya right m lhere \\ilh us­
lli.ing in homesta,) and goiOfl to
cla St...,. She a.s a great friend to an of
u~ .
1be 1bai people h.lwe 6hown us
60 much gent'J't~Siry , ~peel, and
enthusi~m and though we are
looking foM'llJ"d to indhiduaJ tra\ ...
els after the tnp and retumi~ in
th~ ~pring it will be difficult to lu 1
become mere mortAU agwn llf~l
for us here. and fot the Thais
lli'Ound us i:o; a ceh~trauon of peo­
ple culture and &itmdshap
Mill"\' Oindorf: Prter ToUn S.:.kcr. -
''"" Kirii. The ThailAnd Trippt'ni.
Or Oanah Dodd Peter Toin
B.Ucr •. \tary Jo &wnnclstcr. Mary
Oindor(. Jo.1nna ftskt\ Qui Kirn.
J\nn Kirk. Ann ti:me\..>, ·nm
McCuU,) Bnll .\tuhlig. Stna Savage
Jim ~pcncer. Karen ~trnzu ~QI\ ~,·l'Tll()
(11 lhl T'ionf1T l4j
\Jthoush It h.1" 'omt• tl~cttat~
dall·hnngur t•nt• r)\l! Da) ~ On~
~\umrrter as on" ol thoSt• tt•t hlc
film thai \\OUld bt" best ofi Q'i Q
mO\ te mado for tt'ltl\ lSI On Tile film
ar; I '''t' 11, 1 -;:m un!iUC't't! ,Ju)
anempl AI e"humlng nn old plot,
4nd '",08 10 N\ltalirc II wUh n
nl'\' •f181e and IJ.l,or. Yt!t, tht plo~
and the mo\1t :srill come otJ as
bt•ang 0\CI"UM.-d, and ma) be would
h:l\'C bt..-.•n \wtttU' 00 UOCO\ ,.N'd
The film I~ schlopp trom the
1011 Th1 audience b tal..cn lor a
'' U.: dO\'ll ml'mOI) lan a young
gtrl Kaw 18"'•' Brontloy l '" In
pupp\ 10\e \\lth an older mnn. hua
Lindt OougJa~oo tSCan Connery! Tht:
nud.atln,.e '" not too ~>ul'l>n~vd
wh,•n :d\,•r the ftX'pecled pt'riod o(
ttmt• '"'-' ~ 1\.Dte tht• be.tuUfttl
womun and \Jndt• Douglas tht
mnmt>d man 1()8cther .The anC\lta
bl tnaf18lt' c-.tmtuall) emau·se :
''ll • ma .. tn•,.s, ilnd hu"band
I has ten~lypa(" •• d tnod as Mlp­
posad to ht-. made unl) p1t'al I
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tht • ArtLn
thin!.. h\ '4-!lllnalt in tho :-i\.\iR.'i \lp . rouplo ol oongt·rou~ hll.o~ In tlw
,, In~" t\.th' tmd Daugha poNir'l8 "" mo.unu\Jn!l I a~<"'umc thua tlw IIUt. bt!<lnll abuut hor offolr Juhnnn. ot
COUI"Iitl ftWf!l \'81)' dooply thot tho
whultl ~Jituollon 111 wrong for 1\nto.
ond thot ht•r lifo will be wn~tted il
11lw doo~m 1 puJI oul of thu dirty
fling 1 StirrJ
onothor will havu to I
btllWetln tht> 1\.w mon. ""''" tnt~lll'
11h11 H only kntlWll onO Of them hUl'<ll.lOd .11\d Wlf\ h•nl B.Wl\\ for lJt-'llMI Of hn\i"8 tho tokon. d11Jly
6\' rln\ Grnntt't! the phow hiking ttccldcnlt' ~uppo!lod to pro
gt a ph_\ a:; t•.xttaordlna•' but 1t \'ld<' lht• nllW \1tnUtv to tho old
t.loosn 1 .. u tnan tho 6.1m Jf you -.1orv HmH.'\\'r II ~Imply dnt•t~n I
\\ nnt to mtli..CJ a mO\it• about roc.• I\ work 7.imwmAn., production iii •'
cllrnhang mo&..~ a mO\ic about f'OC':k moltl08 pot of rht\llp 11hott. roc!.
climbing. not about a lun~d=-o..::.fli:.:a=-a=-r. __ .. t_id_u __ n_o_ar dt•ath~> llt•nd bodJC!i
1\taybe if you treat the film as a photogra ­
phic essay on mountain climbing in the
s"~·i Alps, you '11 have a better opinion of
the film than L Johann I !I obvloualv botlw.n•d b" . -
tht• tnlth ho goos out for long
wn.Jkt; We .~etmt to knm' thnt he i"
wnHing for the opportune momont
to approach Douglas \ et ~ o never
gel the fC('Iing that his and Knit!'"
relnttonshtp has do\'ulopt'd
onough for him to hAve the right to
butt In In \vhal is suppo<Jcd to bt• a lour dnw •
1-h r DtJ\':C lJ.t.'it Summer lan
""'~ ' good film Some may like
~uapon!lt ' but I pcrsonnlly dld!l
lfkt• lhC" \IO'IOphi!iUCOil'd , C
wny the audJC'IlC'O" omotiDfi&
tnggen~ wt•ro toyt•d with Mll}ilr
vou treat tho Obn os n Ph•OIQ!n
phfc t'"IW\' on mountnln
In tho ~wialf AlP"· you II ha\.Ol ~
ter opinion of tho 61m than 1
___ \CJ"\ antense &<'One he butts m •. Fh e Da\" uut 5ummer la p~
lng at the Fmo Arts Movie Th~
located on Sf 20th and Hnwt~ Onoo In S\~1ttmnnd the couple
hln' n \"Un' bandt'Omo gutdc.
Johann 1\...nmpcrt \-\111>0nl and
togC'Iht•r tlm thl't!'tl climb moun
Ulin~> \1 1 hi !I potnl tht• wift> l<o out of
tht.> pac tun• baN'Iv a dim momory
lnsh•ad. t•ntt•t Johann. tha young
\1rih• mon, \\hom Wt' n!Uiumt• Is to
bl' tht• 1hn•.1t to the dect•lllul rom
nnct• ol lvttc and ()ought~ The
oudlt'tiC'(' onh hn' to\.' atl unttlthe
pcrlt~ 1 moml·nt '' ht•n John nn da
r.uwl'l'i that Uough1~ ·~ mturimt but
not to Knit•
nw truth I unro\\!llcd .tiler :t
1983 encrusted In Ice for conr1 _ none the lo s N!te. one way or
Intending to cn.•<UO tho ti\Pt'<'ted
emotional die.chargo from the
audience To mu It St"'med too
plunnt•d. too proc-onccl\ ud 011 af a
group or peoplu hud gotten
togothur and doturmlned In
ad\'nncc which sctlntl!l would
trigger oil n pa111culor omotaonul
re ponsc
So not to anyone':. surp1i11o t\ah•
bee amu !'lhaken ovt•r one or t ht>
d.'ih trogedit'' ~Ot'' runna~ to
handsomt ~ Johann, 'PtUir~g tlw
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is a
Tm gonnu help you
b~ak fhe cigarette habit
wtlh my 'Larry lia~tman
Special Stop Smokln
Wrtst Snapptn' Rtd Rub·
ber Band Gel onr free
from vour Amenc-.m Cancir Soctely" · ' Old Town Pizza Co.
offers lots for a little cash
nredoloatm~lhe:;amcthinl(dny
afll'l dn)P OcH!s tht.• prospect of eat·
lng one more mMI at s \(,A fill you
wilh panic, For tho~e oO campu:t
ho\\ man~ anca.t~ cUd you pn'pnrt"
last w' ek that requarod boiling
\\ att•r '-.:othing udd!i to thu nud·
\\1nlt•r 'lump like ro(X'titaw catitl8
f-or a change nl pace think P/7.7. \
Portlnnd ho!it~anumbt>ro( paua·
na' In trnn~ ol \·nneh pnu• .tnd
uuno~phc>n. Old l'O\,·n Piua tnm·
1,.1ny :~tands out as one of tht• all·
tlllll' fnvorttC'I
nw popularil) of01d1 own Plua
bogln~oo '''ith their broad lll.t• doop
dlt~h cru"l ba)..cd fre~h duilv Stnrt • tng With tho basic pla.o ~hlch
com;lsts oll\louarella chce~>e and
hghtly ~>t~a~oned tomato sauco
1$3 Z.S lor ~mall and S5 85 for largel.
Old Town Plz.z.a Com pan,> hns you
tnkt•lt from there choosing from an
exten'lave llt>t of topping~> E\.Cl)
thmg I !!I included from baby dams
.md 'lhrimp for the ~>entood
minded to pepperoru and black
oli\.e for tho more trod.ational pi7-Ul
u:uer ~ch topping run" and add!·
ttonnl 75t with the c\ception of
:~hnmp at $1.50. bell pt::ppcr-. at s~ poppt•N 11nd om on I ho pncc a
the \'cf(gao Spcclullt~ S7 95 fo1 ~
<Jnd ~~ 95 lor a mull
Vt•gt•t.anan!'j ,·an also onJoy Cll
tom• m andh1thml ~lzu paz.u
nowr for SJ 25 \ mo.tt collro•lel
a\ nllnhln for· SJ so
Roundin~ on tha munu an :add­
lion to piu...t Old To~Tl Piu.a
pany ha5 house ~lod topped\\~
onion... tornoto wedge~> . brl
P"PJ)('I'S and oli\es an two ~l.ta
11mnll 9'i<. .md Iorge S1 . .SO Thcn•~tt
two cholt •• ., for drc!ISing bel·
homtlmodu Ult•u C ht.'l..•.,e and 11.11
fan And finall} Antipasto l''reshltl
lUctlwilh twotyposofsaloml.oh\tl
For a change of pace
think PIZZA
mannated vegctoblo.s. Provol011
c.hec-.e. Mortndello and Pepper<»
cina11 lr, nil vou~ for SZ 25 medit.A
and s.J 25 for large Of course II
your ravoti tc beverages areovallal*
ac; ''ell t stronsly recommend tlw
Apple juacc unfiltered and nott11
"WOOl 11 it. n groat altemnti\'e Craa
the 1\ pacnl bcor nnd plua routt
•lnd or\lon~> aru free 18ulldangyour Old Town Piun t.ompan) 11
own pau..a guaruntee!> theru will be locnh~d nt 2..26 N w Davt~t in Plr
no !illi'J')titoe' whan the piu.tani\C!> tland II htsloric- Old Town nu"'
ot llw tnblc I cun gN a Uule h("Ctlc on tlJ
\'cg(·rnlinn? Old Town Piua \.Wllkond~ you might want tual
l om pan,\ has the Hout.e Vegglc ahcnd the number Is Z23-444i' £*
<;pvc lui fust for you. topped with Town Plu.a Ito open t."VCI)drl
olive!!, z.ucch.inl. tomatoe.s bell butwecn t 1 ~lO u.m and 11 .. 10 p.nt
The premiere showing of the LC Contemporary Art Col­
lection which lncJudea thla painting from Dean
office and other works by John Clem Clarke, Jim 0
Duane Hanson, Andy Warhol and others will take place
Templeton College Center through February 25, 1983.
atudenta, faculty, and staff are Invited to a reception 'lAI•
~aday, February 2nd between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. In
BECKER
CPA REVIEW
Intensive Course
Starts Feb. 8
For May '83 Exam
You "'.., aordhtlly Invited to
attend rhtt 6re1 class o( each
couf"!!e "without obligation
If REFl Soo for yountelf why
our atudont a~ are con!ltanlly
winning stole and Mllonal
honorw
INSTR
AT ALL Cl ASSES
Pleoll(' call colloct
for addJtJonaJ lnfonnatlon
Pioneer Log, January 27, ,., John Wright
'"" ahe Pton«r 141{
The lm--ela o( nrt
undouhwd ly mnn~
,\-ho )OU talk to. nf1
rn.1ny form MO"'l (
\\ e regard In the hfll
in our cltlea muse
.ntent of thl'ir Cl'C3
tllrll somo roape
\i~t.'t' , we IHI vii
allom--d to internet
So wo tdJy p485 (
hallwavs of our mu1
If you corr
from the
thinking t
must refo
world~ you
themes
U\'elv ma kc co • depending on our<l
an appreciation an
"Amrnran Plrtt.
tal nly be clu loS ifi cd 12
61 !len!>C, not beca
labeled ..a by an u11
IUthonty, but beca
an actaon or rather
the par1 of Its Vi0\'\11
andecd
·\mrncsn PictiJ
medln presentation
pam tn vour gut I
t'Ul"eS of Pepto Dlsrr
rour and one-h.nlf
Entert
•F•culty m
of Pia
Audlto
•The preml
Clark's
Wedne
Colleg
sculpt
Jlme 0
Thesh
be an
staff o
•DanCompt
gradua
at 8
SEN I~
Febru
for the • 1n ow . . Sttrnn ... American Pictures enli...__.htens travel
ln. uvon
me of 1
11mmcr lan
1e may Uke Itt
rsonaUy dJ~
llcatad chi-~
e·s omohor01
with Mil}~
nh o phot~
ntain cUmb
>u II ha\ oatr
lim thnn t
Jmmer la J>19
M0\18
nd HnWihCJnl
n ..,.jo.
cash
• Tho pncc a
S7 95 for lasr
SIZt! piz.u hl'
leal t'nlrone 1
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If ~lo.ml , olnti
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and Popper!~~?
$2.25 medna
, Of counei
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s 223-4447 (1j
iPen <Ml~ dll
md 11;30p.m
try Art Coi­
n Savagt't
Jim Dint.
~ke place In
5, 1983. AI:
pUon WeO­
p.m. In,
'ER
VIEW
ourse
~Exam
invited to
ll.8S of each
obUgotlon
~urself wh)'
conatondy
d national John Wright
fl"'llw-PIOOC'C"'' Loft
The ltlWia of an In Amorlcq nro
undoubtedly many OtiJX!ndtng 011
1 ~ho you talk to. on rn.n 1urf'occ In
11\.10\-' forma Mo"t of the o.rt which
\\1! reg.ortlln the highest aenr.e I'CI'I&
10 our cltle11 muaeums While tho
1.n1ent of tht.'lr croalion muv ~ to
rllrll 11omo n•ttpon.u from tho
\it'\wr. we n11 viewer. arc not
aliCJ\-.t•d to Interac-t with •he piece.
So \\(' tdly paM down the gn-at
hollMa.vs of our museum~ md po&-
If you come away
from the show
ttunking that we
must reforn1 the
world, you missed
the message .
aa\<ll} makfl cornmo torioli,
dt•p<'ndlnl( on our dUTorentll'vcls of
ut appredntlon and knowledge.
·i\mt•ric.tn Plcturt>.'i" co.n t;Cf"
IAlnlyoo claN"'itlud asurt in thtl high
esr t!nst• not oocaufiu it ha!i bean
llbclt•d ..a 11\• on ort histonon or art
•uthonl)• but bc'(:ousc It require.,
•n aruon or rot her lnternchon on
rh~ part of lis vicwcN n l"'lJ"e treat
indt.'t'd
\mencon Plcrurt>s ' 15 o multi
me<Un presontotion that will put a
peln in vour gut for beyond lhe
C\11\lS or Pop to Blsmol lho ~tim ng
four and one-half hour presentn · tlon of photogrnpha , muJic und
narrutlon could be call<·d dlaturh­
lng. hut ~Jhould bt• collud
enlightening
II Is a colkt·tlon of JOOO photo·
groph" taken by Jacob llolt. " Uan
Ish photogrnphel' , who •pent fh.,.
yttnn. trovtllifl8 acro!.ls tht• Unllt'd
~tole . and t"('('ordud in o1 quua·
onthropologfcal Caahlon, tht·liw of
Amenc.1 s poorc•u and ric he 1 It i11a
look at Anwrlca from tlw buttom up
and the top down
Traveling on tht!o\croge of$5 pur
month. Hoh vontun•d across ,\me,..
lea visitln 4~ !>lllh•fl hHc h hlkil'l8
I zo,ooo mil!!". und liVing "'1th Jal
fnmlJies Jbo entlro production
tnkestheaudJtmcu through a c uhu
tal .,ltpcricncc rar beyond the valut•
ofnnyoversool' uip fnrh focuMtaon
contradictions In our own
backvard -From the slave camps off'!lorlda &
orange grove~ to the hou~>e of the
RocketeUen. . Holt mnnago" to t"np­
t ure the polnriUc.sot nsy~tem whJch
wa:. founded by har. nnet•fiiOI"'
Using mu"k &om trndluonal
Black chanting 10 cum•nt day rttJ·
gne the natTOtion and ptctures
immedinlel) toke hold of thn
~nl'e~ While tho photography 1s by
n.rti<~tic standards not up to par, tho
~ubJect mallt:r o.lom• .,Uocl•t•d.; In
claiming rights to thL empathy ol
the viewer fhc rage oh1oll'nt.t: tho
moumlfl8 around thl' coffin ol 4
sensole~~ killing the Intimacy ol
se'tuaJ contuct the fettcn of n
heroin addict the 10\--c uJtprcSSt'ld
between n grondmoLher and ht.lr
grnndchildren the prun ofrnt hitea.
and the suporficlnllty of on ellte Nm.v York party arc nU attrlbutt>a
Holt unleashe~ on the 4Udiencr
11w l!llhtt.• prtlaflntnllon CO\.ur ... a
\'diU ground fo sll through thf!
enUre program becoml'.a ., bit
lt•dfou~ ;u1 onP quickly get a tmmunu
to many of the ~hocking photo­
graph Yt·l Holt fl'\4nilgt~S to n!lrun
hir. nudienr.c . thr. net n·~ult ol
\\ hkh 1 .. compauton
American Pictures
can certai n1 y be clas­
sified as art in the
highest sense ...
If vou come away lrom tha show
thlnldnl( that we mu111 refonn the
world vou nus!MSd tho messagt•
'fha rne<t!\4ge clearly <ulb u~ to
mnlntllln a compassaonate he.1rt.
lncn.•a t> our dwn.rt'nC!i~ of '!ubcul·
turu'l and with tht>.:.e follow a
humanltanan path ot actlon
'I he quust anthropologicul
app~ch offer\ no an~tS'S to the
CL\por..cd ,;.ocwty, but ralht•r ends
w11h a notcofcompaMionforftlllow
human bci~ aomethJng which
Holt auw at. absent in ,\ml!tica
"American Pictu~ .,-waa 6n;t
brought to the Unilttd Stat~ b) the
studentli ol ~i and ClaJ'i( College
in 1978 Thill 1983 sh0\\-1flg was
spon.t1on.-d by the lntef'(.ulturaJ
Forum of On.>gon
II will be sho\-ving llgnin n1 the
C Unton Street Theatre on PebruiliV
5. lrom noon to 5 p m. You would~
n fool to nuss II again •
•
c -
-
•
meuage clearly aakt ua to maintain a compaulonate heart,
lncreeM our aw1reneu of aubcultures , and ..• toUow a humanitarian
path ol 1ct1on.
Entertainment On Campus Cauduro's art expresses trends
•Faculty member Ann Schaffert Miller will present "An
of Plano" Thu~day, January 27th, 8 p.m. in Evans
Auditorium .
•Ttt. premiere showing of selectcons from Lewis and
Clark's Contemporary Art Collection wtll begin
Wednesday. February 2nd, rn the Templeton
College Center. Featuring paintings , prints. and
sculptures by such artists as John Clem Clarke,
Jlme Dine, Duane Hanson. Andy Warhol and others.
The show will run through February 25th. There will
be an opening reception for students. faculty and
staff on February 2nd, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
•Dan Compton, Lewis and Clark graduate . will present a
graduate guitar recital. Wednesday , February 2nd.
at 8 p.m. In the Agnes Flanagan Chapel. Ilia common knowledge that hl5-
tory hu a way of repealing 1tselt
that IOtMtl')1hingthereare poucm!o
and thtlme which emerge and dis­
appe4r only to emerge ogllln \.\hat
is tlXLI'Bordanary i& thu opportunity
to 6«1 change actuaUy occuring .
1 hat 1'1 the opportunity being
offered at the Portland Centerofthe
Vb u al a.rtt.
Currently on '"iew I& the Ed Cau·
duro Collection Recent Acqui~­
llona · c auduro Is from Portland
A wteran of art collecting. cauduro
I~ ont• If th~ !iei\Slrt\.1.! enough :o
t:ronds to be able to set them The
Pruntlnga and drawings on view lln1
YIEM KIMTAH
SENIORS and Off-Campus Students
February 1st is the Last Day to submit photos
for the 1983 Yearbook.
Submit Photos to:
The Yearbook Office, Box 136 or the Info
Desk
Questions? Call ext. 231
'
Pioneer Log, January 27, 1 aha product of 1\~o yeAn of hJ11
Insights .
A r-evolunonof 60rts has occurred
en the art world ,, n~ rt•ah. m 1:.
reploc1ng the umbii(UH) found in
abslrnct e~pn•!kouoni m \\ hich ha~<
pre\.ioualy domlnat.-d t~ art
~no. Th•~ n~U m acc.:epts more
I han ita pr\ iou!'l boundaries It ·~ a
reah!'im which include5 the uncon·
ciou" hfe and d(•ath trol(c-dy and
foy II 1s dood to nghts rmlu~m the
apocalyptic rf'ali"'m of revolution
chan~rn~ and n•births .
8ec.1u"'«! urtl'ita hll\11 en 1m ad tht" -ambiguity of tht· abslrnct lol' too
long.. and bccautkl there has been o
caU sttnt out in the urt \vt>rld for
concrell· thlng.'l, artif'it are going
bncl to bdslt' Tht.• ne\1 ~tmeretJon
ha umn!d and with lithe death of
a.bstract palnlirvt has ot:-c:ured. 'fhe
figure in art ha" rntumt•d
It u~•·d to btl that an artitt wun 1
consldort"d mature until hi or het"
forty• fifth hirthday:that c hronolato ·
cal 118C wu cquott•d \\1th ~puitual
rNturit) ~mo. th se ba,.. arc beifl8
lifted, tht• nc:ct generation •~ taking
its nghtful place..\-\ hereonooyouth
wa5l'qUatl"d \-.ith IRnorance nu\\ 11 vi~\ titled Susplt:IOU$ Couple.
Indeed. at first glance, there
appears to beonlyonc tlg\Jl"C-thAt
of a male who boars a atnking
resemblanc-r. to spidt..">nnAn. only
tttis hooded CTCatun• • col0111 are
blacJ..andblue.hiJt.>ye \\.hlte llpon
lunher contemplatton h""~'C!r' .
the other half ofthccoupetl'&een in
u mustard squa.n~whkh &hAn• the
t:anva. Caret, in other \\orda_ I!Kle5
thc•lcmale in ICJ tnsofgeomeo:rand
the male an a more fll'84nat.•light
The notJon uf thl' tragic ht•ro is
!'o«ten m theaggre ~wm\lworko fJultan
:,chnabet Stvd nrth ThtY!e f"iBure.•
I~ a huge oil potintn'4( whoSt• canwli
tonllilll:. of a tarp f1lc male •• &aen
m ditre.re-"t postures. but clearly htt
il> l;reeJ,. and 1s the \ h.uat E.lpn!.'t·
!lion of ancleru literature.
The m.)1ifeJ) •nflO\~isCAplored b)
\ eron rlSher in a pu .. 'Ce tatlt..-d She
Sllid .vo tor The Last n·mc.. f.>i\.1ded
into 1\\'0~paratepacc.~· one on top
of the other, the upper hAlf ia a
dns\\.lflg wuh \\,tang upenm­
~ on 11 The words peak of
ascent and flight !!pints oanng
The irnagt• unc.Jemcath la the \;C\,
trom a carsidc \\indo" Tlle lower
A new realism is replacing the ambiguity
found in abstract expressionism \vhich has
previously dominated the art scene.
".)mbulu:t~ r.tr'Cngth and a retum to
lhl•lnnlX't'necn .. hachwulwtln the
St1\'t'ntles l'he old••st anl!il In tho
• hlhit &s thirt\"Hw l'ht! sho" itself • po l!SIK!$ a w1du vanl'l) ot ~)it
Jt~JSn ~lldwl 8a8tJuuu, for tn!Wanco
1sa graffiti artul whose "'Olio; beftan
on the 6ldt• of uhwa\' asnt-hil
ansp1"11on csthe streets JllcpAJnt ·
ing lslaJ"SO and bf'DAA the col Of'S are
JlMmaJ), the fiSU"-!5 CNde
Joo Garet onother arttat who ts
part oftht·euubit , haaa pAintm.gon half is an actual photograph It~
wurd.r. are the doubts \'ohich are
~ponalblt! for unc.Jenmrung the
fauh true IO\'C requtrcs.
II " an mciring umc an the an
world right nO\\ Oiled wuh change
anc.J I"'P.'\'Oiullon ond this t'l hlbll
pt'O\-ea 11 '11lc liftUre., \\'hich afteratl
reJ]I"t!5ents man mall hia powt!r,ls
final!\ back. and. I mean thi Ute.r- -all), an the pactum PC\ :A Ia located
at 117 N,W Slh \'e dmi8Slon Ia
free:.
...... ( l\11\U Ul.ll '~
Orttw!hoo.,.rlA-.
• 11/1 life, f.nul • \l1mn Obio
awnrd '"inning piD\ l ncn' niiHUI\8
al th \\\ \\ al~m C rmt111 for the
Perfonntrlg Stllll.ifr- I oboul
\ wrnnm In the 1(180 cne or
monologut• deln'llred I M rio;. n
tunncwwnul hlsWift•Chttf) I nd
Mark nu tn Dtlinf! lli'0\1dc the
slructuru for Suit lt(l' 1 nn on
!ilrUl'ICd the cl141ogut for hm-pia\
&om nc of lnlf'l'iflWII ho con
dueled Y.1lh \ etCflln tn 197
'l'h !o u of t1ll U.fe It~ not ro
tnctt>d 1oth woaid of the culrun
hoclo;ed \'(!lomn but nl o lt>nd
h~>t tr1o the nllt o bpparenr r.11sual
In of war 1111 \\i\ • motlwn;
lathnn.;, lwothel I tt•a nnd
tn~nd & uf a tutr~ldt ~ \1roiJUIIT1 Wit'
mrr \botll twr pitt\, Mann ~ytt.
lt nul lmil a pin\ about the wur
l o flit' 11 s nhoul Uw OAiiunllu• ol
lhh> cnt our E((tiW.mllon
Ed Colller. Vlctorfe Parllet (lell) end Merle Settend (right) ater In
Srtl/ Llle a drama ebout VIetnam end ltJ effect• on a veteran'• ramlty
me. 1lu Authonttlll) thAI ring
throu811Uul .'>fllll.ijc 1 nn Dc:nd••nt
D1rec:tor ~h ndn."'' ~nd ht~
cton~ lut"' wori.:cd clns• h• "11h -thu \'\clnAm \ clt:t n Outrend11'ro
grom In onJcr to pre •nt an ac:-
at Fir Acres Friday
Glng r Irwin
()I I hrt f'I{Jr~
l'ttc 6Jncll of gn ~)!lint \\ lllMJ
lllli""'S thl l'ridh\ "ltr c ~ hosb
rh~ rhlrd nnual lttt;h School
l)rnmn F II\ 'al
lll'n 111 ben"' n tin: ~JI'Qduc
tlons omll\''0'''( lop th hl h
hoot ludent wtll b< bu 6umS
m until u p.:rn of" tuch lht
t..-r.,,, nd l lari; oomrnlunll\ t•
wcloomc to lot n for '"' or 11
'Thn pla,Y5 '"'' ~o be pre:scnll"d
o.n the 1ain Stat;e b\ I wrgn n
l.a\;c 0 M o Uld J!!ftenwn H h
hoots 1 9 am. J I> m nd 0
pnl includl nuru ' JOn of
ndh m • S1de ln Sid~
Hillibon1 linton nd H dntond
tllglt t &. VIII 00 1 nit
"lettod ne& 1 lla m nd z 10
p.:rn and ttu otllt..or high ho IIi
will attend a& l eta ron. to round
oul &lw 1(10 rud •nl ~I lod 10
(Ulrllt IJ»I
... Opporl unit , for·
high chool studPnls
to get [I edba k fl'orn
LC TheatJ .
~r..••~>lanl 1 ur Juhn Gt'filh
will undu I n luiU hour' xpl:lru~
hon and dentonst uon textun
'''OtbJlOJ, that would be: helpful to
both lh !lllre and 1111 &~udt•nll•
Prof ror t.s~n Jla "''ilh IWIJJ
from LC tudent f ~ n N hoi will
conduct \\ r'Ul\r1p dt.:ttiOrutmt
h th hr s n1 mQf) hghl
board
1 hul!l &a d '\\'hal ~\ • \\ oiiU to
dol dcmorua '' th polt nuat of c
11 mm) 1\ltnn It& tn ngthli nnd
'' Llw. "'h h • worth luning
nne It ' curntf' 0011 Uih nl nd
pmdJt I bit• IJUI ~'UU rould lo
411tllli oontml
urh II'JJlhl rlr-.al d 11:4t hln1 ''
1W"A!j un \ al hb• '"'t. •n th 11\'ill
\\ I m ma " :t u lfl cui
Labar tlon " th the l-ommuniCll
U n di:'}J.Artmr"lll Tim ~" I w
dJ ntmu d l r twu \'\..~ IJelon
bciOB n nlt&llll'd In 1' I
Org.anlr,JJlJOn of 11 1 ~alu.l 11
rotated be I\\ en Ute In> Prof~
~ tom Pl1.r Rl wrd \\tilt~ nd
Page 10 J1u tn• Oln't lor l dgar RL')'Ilold
\\ hn I& ht~dmg 11 thft..) 1 ar:
\\1111~ who org.nnar.ctJ U act til lVIII
In I \1 r~ud lllsnnoppcmunJ~
lo1 ll!Ah hool fiiUUt•nt Ill dt piJU•
their ''mi.. luol.. nt rnwh ulhltf: and
1.'1 ft'lf db: o~ frona lhl' aollcg
ihf' are
WUII lso brought In 0111 idr
MIUI'Cf' uc.h l'elt•r l'orn.:u't Ga.)
mn llnlu nd Unu Sirldon to
IN d thr rommrm tDI\ nd muqut•
hO\-. "'cr. thb \'til r-6 ommcniiU'\
\'1.111 bro dono b' f\evnold \\ tlh -nnd the din..">ctom of 1h1• hO\~
loc roll 1 tudrnt par1actp ....
t10n there it>llt1h• On th ern r.~u
d nt ..aid Pooplc obic 1 1UbC
tlu~ 8"' rtlfK'd Into lwJpu and 11
booorm mon: of 11 bltt') hlins .,...
•• \\ ,. I OM• all oua n!hc:tr'Sill
fl< • t fi th• LID\ lJur arc nnt a lu>li
to p.'tr1J ::~p:st•·o an.} thmg uui6Poc­
lnton~ or nu r.Jnnld!l
fit• IdeA h huf \\ hu 16 ISSI'•IIrlg
l'ik•• tho n• aro nu tut1t•ttltl cun
t.luL ring \\Or I. hops llllhough
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and ld I " I ~ <ean> Dnd
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lirtgo the ohO\ mPillluued wn
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lng huu~ tlw rnmuc cc.mph'' Or
Is It ~ l nothl!f' tJ"p tlon of lh~>
horror and hurnam:.tlc atJ '5 of
1\az.a conoontrotlon nmp \1
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and cmottontt Jllt' 1 ntt•d In
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l.flnnlttnl ollht• tllmll oil
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\\ 1lliam Sl\'nm ntJI\ 1'lllJid lm uh o•
tlu••c hanu.:tfll'5 Stlli8U Soph11•
:.mt :\ath n SophH• a a lt urvh or ol
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ol dw \ 'it•tnam \1 1t·nm 10 tnda
worlrl t1 worfd '" hu h '"'.tnnot or
wtll nm U:.ron "' hhn .\I.Jn\ c1l •
t111 lh.h 5 \\1m~h un halt gntttJd
"''" thr! monologut'& thmughour
tlw JU'Odut•tlon \\o•rc photo
gtupht d h) \l'l •ron~ and don tlr•d
b rtwm ndt.lirq; tho n ahsllt tun••
ol ttl/ tJje
Vietnam ha Jt:..ft a
lega y for· the eight­
ies. 1\ legac , of alcuh­
olL rn, drug abuse,
violen( , and disinte­
t:,tt•a t ing famili .,s,
s lht light ulm mu~ic from the
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"hdt•t. bel on• us, slidtls ol th• '' ,tr.
hth• of h111 buddll's whtm thu't' • """' nh\ • hdt>..t ofVh•lru&m chlltl
n•n l.Jl.• othc• voung nwn ''1H,
went 0\ t oa ~1111J.: m.t !ll'd rl"'
n"'.'Oiutlun of hts ~t•ntt.rntion-un
.-.rn mat~t•d b.) ctusngt• \ at'lMOI\\'aS
\tnrit s 'Oulh nnd no\\ '' I ht ur,,
1 ho liS:ht oomt up To Mark
~nth.an !Mlphtt• 5 tk'I.'DISIIlttOn nnd
tht• futllil~ ltlwlr 10\ I) is imprinted
1\nthan drttMu· chanE(t'll ut
mood uru hcJC kmg lit• 1. lht) quln
lc SOillllll rom.11\IIC \\hO~ en :.lUC
bf•tuw10r pnns dt!Ciarauous of
und>tUmg In\" und p•stol·\\ t1•ltlms
Nalhau's dra~tic
changes of n1ood are
~hocking.
dealh thro:11 W•• are fktdilened 1
lcnn1 lht• &oun • ol tu" ••ndl•·
en'""''ln and ltw ct .. pth ofhi l•tslahll·
II.) tlngu mad !\'t!rh•ntl\ da 00\'\'1'5 -tlu trulh ot phr1• llll t nod thn
chol br•doomcs ~ltntJO li huuhl
hn remain lm'O)\'ech,lth hi dt• JKlf'
l~>tnend at rht• n:;k oll1i J rsonal
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t•~tlecl iu n mu._o hilt lh lngn.10~
U•• pltulu•t tmgill' .appuni'UfK • \'lc
tCiril\ f1L11 ~ ••r f'IB Clll't'VI t:f,~ rl} ~
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In h•~> hit• NnUJn,.. pin "tlci b\ \tant
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Is dt•Hned D nul oolng Ufllri!U!d
nrwlhlng, nh110lutu!) nnVIhh~&
11w " 111 wr)' lin!. IDg r001
mont In su/11./jt It 111 the d•alio::J.!'
ond unlqut• funnnl In \\hh•h 11
lll'~JSCillotlthal rnh 1twnud1e~1
a tit ntlon 1 ho mtt•nsll\ of cmo -pull ntothe dlnlogu•~ hvttuwctQr1il
\\hl11 hold thnt nllf'ntton b
nhwl\ hvu mlnUIO$
\ lt'tnnrn has l1 II 11 luglll',) tor tit
Plghtlo•s \ legcu'v ot nkoholi6111
dnag ftlm l ' \ ault•nc .. anu dl lnlf.
fV'Illin~ lumlhe!l llw ob ••n!Uesd
\'lfllnarn li nllt•Jnt.tlh hu\f' lJcm
ll\l1J·lookN1 agnnl'\•d zmd .1\'0ldtll,
lrn 100 lung !Wit Lift h~ai!A tf't
salt•m 1• and po.tls to us ol ar
lf'nr and ltWio!lun
S"/1 f.ljt• pi~ •JA&rh Prid.J Ali
turday at H p m antl undl\)nl'
f1 m rhrough lhr "•:c•kt•nd ~ tn • tll''tlllon c II till'\\\ .,\ lli2~ ·6Z!J
m •ntlll ond ph u nl ht•l1llh9
\h!l) I ~ln•••p hold. tho lrTJI(mcnl!
ol ~pluc logt•t her und m~tlu! he
lrnnsfonnation from 11 hahl
IPton In ush\\ilZ In 1 whie>lll)
KWJIIUig t;fKJIII lh} J1U1811Uill 1\1'\
Khncs :".'nthnn l nn tmprubSJ"!Jtb
pl.t) of Ill\\ pcnvcr thai tar cnt•ll't
•UJT'l'ndPr ol uphtro nnd lhtl In~
,-.nr~ 01 ~11118U pll\\l•CI h) Pel
MooNaonl
h'!\\ 111m~> n r~tunl lht• r.mo
tlonnl hnpat 1 ol St>J•hu.• ( h01a.
11aCl •ctut tnlw u lrorn till' joysd
Cow) hilnntllnlhndt> Jl.llrofi\WG
"1tz. Pakula and Ahuunndro kiJ.
tull) dt'<l\'> lilllt• l'llh.'llllOn th IileS'
n• po tl\c r.t'DII& md ~wOld "lul
could tJJhl.) llo nn ombtguou lilm
;:)<lf1htc• 6 CIJUlCC i CUfTt.'nll\' pllr
lng at tlw f;_u '8•'"' und \\1 tpt
I ho.atre
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Proctuc:oraJHosta. Kelley Holtmann &
Mllte Moyttr
Peter Larson Stolen 1 oyt"
Ed Clap~r1on •Security Flvo-0 •
Don Brngg Tno ~0 .000 Diploma"
l\1csda\ nnd Jhurt~day
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93.1 Cable 1\tesday:
Proc.tuc raJHost Marthn Humphrey
& Greg Duskin
Suo D mulh 'Publication or Student
Evatunt•on ol T ech rs"
Dave Tl"'ompson "Siudont Secu[lty"
Bill DIPPOlito "'v r ftas Programs­
Should I a toy oc Should 1 Go•
An informative and entertaanang look
ca~p~s controversies, personalities
actiVIttes · at
and
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your phone coli
11 your door W11
delicious Plln
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c.ttthvery Check
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your phone call and ond
at your door with a hot,
doiiCioul piua d llvored
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on PnctOc· tni:Um 1 ( •IU' t' tnd".,\
•1 tc mmin \ferropol1s n futurlstlm'1 lun
ot thoy••nrZOOO \\ilh hnllitull J,OOttl elh!CI
ftdd " Uw CJuestton CBn o tochnologt
caU\ advanned sodnt e>okt• llw problt•ms
of Ia "contlict"1 he movtt>\\111 bt:• hO\\n 111
7 0 in Tomhn on o\dms fonts tn!t.•
• An ldC'.a" F..u:htt~t~ on 11t•• Myth of
Commutllf) ~tudcmt \'f("\\ -nw ~>trug
gle of lnr grotlun atl.C nnd A Critique of
Student Go\'mmcnr \\;u lllkt• place trom
12.-1 In TI1.Jrer l:wli)'Oil 1 m\'lted to
ath•nd ~nd pMtlclp41l!
• '1,~ C.'ln.,¥r I'L•mtling nntl l'lllt "lnt'lll
"nll·r· p " "nt a seminar nn ~ummt•r
t mplo,ntr•nl Opponumlll' from 3".30~
JUU In Otlell ~lanorl:!A
• Tll \lonthl) ~0\\ 11\nuonal Org.1n1.ut ·
tio•Jior\\'oml'nH !"Urn 11 atun:: '",worn• •n
"ho wtU Jffilll.: about rhmr tnps lH!hlntf tlu-•
Iron CUJ1aln at 7~0 p..m 10 atw b.·Ulqw·t
room of the Old Wh t>s 1 nics Rt•~tuumnl
loc.atcd at 15th and 1-:.llum a de in Portland
Adnu ton b Ire!
• r1.
•ThPU:: wimmmganddhtngttmm tnt.;.-.
on Paclftr. Luthensn m Taoomn torln.)
• rho rnuvfo• Li\'CUnd l.ct Dlt'\\1JI bcshown
ln the Council Ctl!lmbcn> at 7 p m \dmu;
ston 1675<
• \\ om,.n·,. bru.kcchull Is homtJ "glltn!ll
u.,c.klunns Communi f) Collegoln l'amphn
lonJghl at '7 p m
• Uamthoo '33 is n pia.> b:u>cd on th••
pcn;onal ~pt'.nt•ncesofuuthor June HIJnx:,
anrl it deal \\1th a four month long dane~
rnnruthon held In I !Jl3 nnd theoourngcnnd
d lcmunauon of the Am••ncan nlf'n and
women who soat \\'USIIUr\ IVUI dun ns till'
dcpi"CSSlOO ,)'Can> The pia.) Opi'OS IOclil}
and wall run through \1artJh s nt tho ro;
tl.and c '' c Thcalt!J' 1580 ~ \\ \ amlull
1"Sc.kt•t are $6 adults SS litudt•nts nnd
noln>, and S7 opt,•rung rug:ht
• r tddlt•r 1\e\ Ill Buri.:P. and flllli{Hl" guthtnbt
M•cht·..tl o nomhmull \\111 bo In conr.ert
\\lth scotu h t'ingt~r /gulllut t Dtd
Gaugi\Aln at Thu Old Church .. 1 I lh illld S.W
Cia.> tom~ht at ~. 1kkt•tli .1rt• ~' dobl" ut
Arta..:holu! Muuic, \ha"w Mlll .. tllum rmd
l.oo~ng Glat>s Bookbtor>• l1or hu1h••• tnlor­
mat~nn caU ~·035f>
• Portland Stalt~ Unl\t'"lt\' prc5Pill6 Old
clu• a dt•pn!Sl>ton-t.~n 6tury ba!i!:d on tho•
autob ogr.aph) ol a bamuud Jlelcn MuJ'6r•
ptttlroys o \\Oman !ilruggilng to JCJIM' two
chtldn•n "lone ntt•·r runnm~ awzn fn>m " -\;o)c•nl unfallhh.JI husb:tnrl Shov. urn~tll1'
7<1 0 .md 9!l0 p rn ut 75 Unclon HaJJ \\
Kt'O<JdWa.) and Marla·t troct!' \t1rn f~>.•don
51.50
• l'uniHnd SUliL' I fU\lJn>llv Him< 011111111•
t~lll pmt.enlll lligh NO(m wuh c,l,lf'IJ K••lly,
(,:uy ( fK.IJX'I und t.lu.) cl Bncfgt·~ llw lilm
rf•Jal \'\1111 10\'.ll!if»eO(th • df'MJJ"tltsg L1 ht!nll
1GW) C OOpt•rJ In hili IIU\I't•lllt!Cfj ll11 litJlU
altuH lo (ight tht•IJlJd gu~' I htHiliJ\'lt 'W)tl
he hnownat 7 iO p.m •n7SUncHinJiull 15 1.
H•oadwa} and Marlw.tc.trl',,t ltor$l so
• 11w U ttwhnmmg nnd wur~ 11 um wJll
OOHIJ)('tt·lnt h" ~\'t't'gmt •tl Mn ••~ lrt\ Jlztllnnal
tnday
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7 lO tom~ht In I'Amp11n
• \ mnn•hnnci rulJ~ to proll!&t n•111ikntion
ul hum11n nght m 1·1 ~·" •ldorwfll tummblt'
.tl noon fn thn It dornl Uullding IUO !' \\'
1 hu>tl 11H• mil) ''til Uc.•gtn nt 1 p m in tlw
llitllroom on tlw third Jloor of thtl Smtih
Ml'rnonol Cl•ntur Cll llortlnnd stnh• IJniw•r"
stl.) l:Ur mun intonnation' uti Juo•l Shaparo
at ?ZS 15~5 or \1ttch fn.'\ 111 29Z4tt70 -
• Aoh liop • all stnr upcrhfn\ lj><lM.) \\1th
gw•st Don RtdJc~ nn Jllham and nson,
N~hllt> the• upct• Um' I ~urne lofll8ht AI H on
channel
• l'ho ~tlllihtnl Llonk.'HON' \\111 prc,unt U
tnll h, Jim ~lillt•r oltlw '-O• tilli"t \\'orkt!J •
l'.u1_y Cub.ls ~ h•nchng roh•m tlw \\ .. odd\\ 1d11
Ullll tmp<.onnlbt mm t•rnt•nt \\ill bn dil'·
1•u c•tl al 70:l0 p m nllh~ book.-.tol'lllooatud
nt 711 ~ \\' 1 '•'J'l•tl Ill Port lund \ dor~o~tlon
of 1 50 is n'fJUt'8h•d
• llw urth\wst f11m -..tudy C:t•nt•w pn:.s
{'..Ill MoN Tim Pre tla l, r Conllt•pl to
Hr•aht.\ Tit • dtn'fllopmt!nl of progmms fi1r
vommertual broaden ling 11wgut• 1\\ ill be
Make McLeod of\tnvuv; •~ctun• ,lnt:.. doc·
umentarv film producers Time 1 1 p m nt
lht• Jlordand \11 tu:o.cum 1.!1:.1 :s \\ P.trk
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• ·nr.kf'ls lor 1 hootru In tho t.r'O\tlb pro
tlurllmn ol 1.1 I t\lm~r go on •;ale• toda\ ut
llull'b t~u,nna( \ tnl '•r•!:>l r.mHJ and Uum P -l'ogss in 8ea\'f>r1on C 01 ntClro infonn.uion
c.•n II 3 57 -o. J-12
• ~al(ll·upbq9n '{ tuday fortht• Tt•lcmzui:ing
f'lum 5punsorod tr, Coli<·~ ·· OutdooJ's J'hH
In p 1 Cll!'dult~ lor~unda\ t chuar\ t>, \"ith -n pm-tnp mt'CIIng at6:30 p m tlusWud f'•!e
Is SIS
• \\lGJ "ill hold u .. flrst mc••ting of tht•
11·m1 torlny. 1 he purpo: ol thu mcw.ung 1:.
to huld obruinstormJIV(M!.."" 'on. Bring.)'OUr
thouf(httJ , opinions mld tdt\.a 1 ht-mt!t•ling
''ill bngin ut 6 p m.ln fha\cr Ill. Refrc!th· •
mt•nl~ \\Ill be '-t•f'\l'd.
es.
•1 oduy 1~ tht• df>ndllnt• for dt'l{l't'l' apphca·
lion lili~ lor Junt· (,r.ac.Juntwn
• Thu rutn:it• \f <thou, '' chtld murd••n·r
hunll'd b tht• poilu• and und•·rworid u;
fihO\o\11'8 ul I 10 and 7 p m In 1 urnlin"on
\drnt!tliton IIi lrt~
• ll s Gnme•'i C:orp, as M'l'ki ng tim rnu,;t
<.."f•'ath•· nanJP drown lUI illl nt~t• 1 home•
\1dt•o l(arntt t:annd~w und ""'111 a~ ani
$10 000 to ttw pc1 onthnt•·om••s up \VIth 11
II"' coni•• 1 IJegln ~ tud.:t,> Hnd dll (.>ntnns
mu I bp fKIItiiOllri.e·d hy April30 191U 1 he•
,.cum•• 111 n dt•••p "' ,, l(.tm•• that I'UtiUin•:; a
ga t•at dt• al ol "kill 111J!~·t·t'6 mual mllfii'U\ 1·1
I lw d1\ •'l In pr ult •r•t iJ c :,t) w n! tn·.JbUH' fttlm
u •·•~hog horl.: und llw 19 adunUv c~tcnt.l ·
lui'( ''''''•II 11~ ol un IJitl(l)' w·topu 111 {· nlly
hlt111k:i an• uv.alhabJ,, ,u (J~ (;,uru~~ r••t.tll
outl1•l lli
• f lw CJ,II(flll .S.\ an phony On:hc"lnl pr~· •
""' u • lns-.u al • um ,.n \\ llh guf•IJt, undue.
tc.r Kt•t•.ll Halwlll lllld JUillrM I UtikC1\\ ll
I' :tntlil llwv wsll fl('r1u11U at tlw f'urtlnnd
I 1\ft' Audllnnum nt X::JO I'm H•lc. .. t!i at••
S7 !ill to $10 'iU lUlfllttl a\ allublt> .I! tim 6\ m
phonv IIL'kt•l ullu '' Aurhlu,um f\(J~ oit'h I'
A II cl SIt~ !' 1\ !> OJ II d Sc'111 • 1 h<l World ,\lluh-.; ( llllllr II ol On•f(nll
pn.l <'Ill IV''"' clt•c u•ions 1 ml.ty' ll•m uro
'' 111 cit .11 \\ tth • l'nttl• nnd llrwmphnnwnt ,
r,lohul 1\n ttl ami thattt•r I tHJ.. Uuniul
Gold.), 1Uit·1nntinnJ t•Lonmulr conHullunt
w:nl 11pt•nk at nmm intht Wlllnnwth• ( a·nlt'r
J\udltcn1una , l:tl ~ \\. ~.Jimun ,\dnu "'"" '"
ln•t'
• 1 rx!lw lo,thnuppllr.n tnn dt ... ulllnl!' ICir tho
0\l'l I I ~ Hi {)n;t IIOlJlll I'IVf(l' llllS
• 'lim n.,., u~nn17ll tion1tl nwding ol tht'
Pm1l:mcl JL~' t5h tht HJtlr will ho hnld tocfn\'
tn room \ ot tlw \lultnomnh Count '
I 1l>1 '" SUI "\\' lOth at i p nt For rnn~•
lnlom111Uun t' 11227·lll'l9
• 1 hn Orv~un ~~ mphnll\ On ·lm~tm preo;
onts 11 l,opo; Comt•J1 \Hih '1Jmt11an lA'\ dt•n,
nmdut•tor. l'kt..e•t ,tn•~.S .o lo ~M'iOand thu
pmgttlfn bt'!{lllll•' ' H'l5 p m
• 'T lw "'orthwt ~• FUm ~rud~ · t;c10tur P"'~'
m1h; an '" «'nmg \\1lh Pm1land lilrnmak,·r
Hu~ I l.lw. un \\I an \\111 bu prt•,ontlo ho\~
und dlsc:us htt~ worK I hlllll'c' IUI'C\'-iU bcgm
at H p m ttl tlw Por1l.1nd Art MuMmrn
• J'hornno,; [lnJm, f'or11.tnd :O.Iah• pmlf'.SSIH
ul t>cononur: \\ill dlsculll:i ( retspmg Capil·
1usrn Rut>stn',; St~::ond f:.cmJom.> · todav at
noon 111 50 Crnmer tlnll ut l'ortlund Stall' • 'I hu I •'"' n•m 11 G•tllt~r\ upm111 1111 nt'\\
shn\'\1 h'tltunng thuwnr k ol ( .u·ulvn I )t'\\1!),
t h.trlllli llnnnq;nn Uutt\' Loft)ttllll nod
M 11 htMI St hilt tlng toclll\ llw gnllt11' ·~
uptJn h.,llll 10 11m 6Jl m Mnuduy tlm111Xh
..... llunln.} '• unci IZ p m ·5 Jl m sundny ro1
mrm., lnlonnutio11 cnli21.AHI112
• 1 ht• N••" nn-.t• llwnwr f'l't''ltlrll II fh "
dJ.,Jss ,,,lll'm'llolal wcira'r nl f ugunt• 0 NPIII .
coml"''sstonall• cJt.tml• \ Alurmjm cllr· \11
lwgoflcll ,,, 8 p 111. llw pin) nniclully op(lll'
ll'h111BI) ~ 11ur' mmt• inlnnuntlun cull U2
2-1~7
• Studt•nlfi lot (,11\ tUghtH rnt'<'lfi t!\ t'l)
Mond<l.) .11 S Jl m an thL < h.apt•l ~loot inA
Room
• An lnfm mlll'tiiJlJlnrt fo(ruup lor wumu11 h
ht'lfl8 oiTt•nlcJ I hut •dov .tflt•r noum .u
Clnduanwli C'ummunltv l ollcgu llu gr·uu11
rnt uts from z:::I0-·1 tn tlw C C ( ( nnununlh
centre s-onm 115 l·nr mm • anlonnnuon
CCIIlUIC'I I hi! \\'unwn o, Rr•"OUI"CI' ( Olllt'l' ,\I
657·lS-HlO c'\1. 30£..
• Art Show" this" t•k inrhtdl'!
./i1punc~t' f'oiJ.: 1\n nnd L krm I f'rint., i.il t ht•
Portland \rt MuM llfn tlwnugh Man h K
!;1.nw1 Pop 1\rti 1 .11 tlw Pattl.md Ct•ntcr
101 tho \'i unl \rtt> through 1\tar't•h 6 C'nll
2Zl 71 rr; for dtllnll
d S1pece-ege mualc, feat action and bright llghta meamerlze an LC atude 1 ur ng a break from atudy on campua. n
Mllto Hick/Til~
Pioneer log, January 27, 1983 LeWIS and Clark
·tra poaalbly the m1
profenor Buettnet
than 1 million dolle
Duane Hanton'a "~
Gellery Director, ••
••n•e of atthellct at
more on the collec
)ntrun ~rM rf
I ~~ fioru_'<"T l-OR
\ na "' ''"' h nl..a ~ aid to dr .111
It\\\ ha\ ,. '\t•nuu' • lr nl'Jtl \ •'·" ' rc,JJ • P•iSCd nn suptemlx!a
b\, 1'\!qUtrt•s pt'OOI r
rhll n.•gJ'ftrataon lx•lol
ill.lnrud ,,ld Is .1\.VUI
19.\.l·ll.4 •IC<lth•mlr Yl'·'
!ilion gt11delhw' lor
aid ol11c us \.\ •
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lllt'JM ul l due ,111011 \
tor puhltc: t·on•
'l!8Ulnllun.. aJ ,.
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the De par 111llltll
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ham '>Ill lw• I ht•
\\ luh• lll n pl.u 111
'IIJ1CI\1SOJ) pol>ttiun
c:o,~,tun. ll ~tpn
liU lnlllnt.un th.at
should
lld to thust• 1 uc.J1•1'
ln-4l..ins ttw lim h.,. n
I nllt·r tlw pt opuo;t'l
ill lmnn1 wl .ud ••JIP
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