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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

1983-02-01

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lhen 1 million dollars. Some of them are currently on dlaplay In Templeton College Center. Including
Duane Hanaon'a "Motorcycle Accident.'' shown above Bill Mooro, senior arl malor and Templeton
Gellerv Olroctor, aeld thla about Hanaoo'a piece, "It's offenalvo, bullt'l art U'a art because It erouaea a
atnae of oathetlce and aatheUca aren't neceuarlly looking at aomethlng that'e beautiful .· See page 9 for
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uu n)SM• h:.un In tht• iii Edith Smith: a genuine Pioneer
John \ \\right
01 th• 1'1,.,.,"' I QIC
'>ht• ~ 80 \ t'illl\ old utul dt>CIIn't
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I dllh :->mlth, pn1h 'or t•muritu~
!14H'l'Uhtty tn thu lnc.ullv the canic
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ft~culty, ill\tl thr JlttlllldurH
rootbnll l.tn. bnc:fKt' plnvrr motht•r.
grandmothr• f(n•al l(J.mdmotht•r
and puoplt• lm tll' is U!l acllw 01" 'lht•
ha!'> o'"'" bt.'t•n
Mr.. ~mlth hn:. bt.'l•n work.mg nt
l.A!\~1:-. nnd l lnrk ( ollcgc ~into J().J9
She"'~" htr\'Ct U!it ,, mclmht•r of tlw
lacult) nnd taught IWt'rtlluriul
~h·uru in tlw bU'Iinc~' -..c tom·t•
dl•panmt•nt . Slnct• then <~ht• hn~
'c~ed under thrt't' t:ollt:'gt' pn.•sl·
dl'nh and four dt.~.om~> of tncult}
\\'hat ' her M!t n•t to longt'\ 1t\ • \\'ilh o" mut.h grucu .md RIVIt• o-.
tht• qm•t•n mothc•r Edith '>mHh
tok•' ht.•l" tituol !!troll .tcto~., tho
cnmpu11 t•nt·h morning .tlttlr 1hu
,,,,-... .. her· Hl8l Cl(·~t~ OldNtnobth•
I ll'f'.11t>d m_r.ulf to a ntl'\." car on
n\} 80th blrthdu.y I cnn 1 wait until I
llllW m\' IOOth Snuth slud. I think • Ill hu' u t odilloc
Dorn of ~"-vodlsh decant In l902
~mith. lhon ~ dith Andur..on wn1
mtM•d In Portlnnd Omgon, on 41t\t
nnd lluW1hor'T'It: Shu anond11d
1\khmond Grode Schoi.)J anc.J ----
Born of Swedish
decent in 1902, Smith
was raised in Portland
on 41st and
Hawthorne mtlf' tht•lr po11ltlona H~ 1
< uuldn 1 tnkt• It ""' mun.1 '
'tmlth n•malm,d In
wlwrc ahn tnughl typing uttha
<Jehonl In 19-17 01 Oul');.lch.
dc•an of fotuh~ .tl 1 ~Mils and C.
l ollt•gt•. n>c:rultod at lht• l.OlMilQ
lflgh ~hoot for the nc't two
nn hi" nnnunl \IIHit, llub.lrh wo'u.
attumpl to hln.1 ~mllh to ltluch
tho college•. Shv finally RCt!Op'lt.-d1
1949 nt tho r1•qu0111 of thun
c.Jcmt Morgan Odtlll
.,mlth took tha po'illlon nt ~:1~ ,
yt•.tr nnd hnH lx.>t•n at Lc•wla
t lttrk 0\.'t't 11lnc o
I woultln 1 h•avc ht•r1' for
world otiW Mid pointing IO
ill'TO\ of nu\WI"'> tlO htH dc'JI..
ph• an! tlw grc•att•!il par1 of m)'
and that 00\~cr orrangt•munt
aut·~• to that lnct •
C hlldron uru my gn•ntC!II "01.11
ol prldo' t~~htl >~aid there i1> notlliJ
like• ~·olng n < hlld t(l"'\o\.
M11t~ H1chman
On her 8oth birthday, Edith Smith treated he,..elf to a new Olda­
moblle On her 100th, ahe plana to buy a Cadillac. Dctt>rrnint• "'hot It '" thnt you
"alh li\.e to du. study nnd pursuo
that ,,,,}; ..a that you ht>t·omo OOill•r
at il than <~nvonc cl., ~mllh sai·
d."lf ~ou "' good tho\· comt· nllt>r
VtlU" • Wa~hlngtun H tgh l:Jc.;hool and
bq(aJl ht•r tooctung c.:nrecr In 1923
,liter t•nming her OOCheiOI of
.,cit•ncu In sccretnrinl ~lencu at
On.•gon Stn It! Smith dnim~~> thnt bt•ing
voung pcoplo kt~p-. hor young
p.lr1 thot o; Wll\ 11h0 llkc!il oC\vill
Clork !\U much
Alun1ni to be phoned fron1 t(home" In 1925 ~mlth met nnd mnmod
Sterling Smith. and 'lOOn thert~nfl or
movnd to ·wi'Od C'..nUformia ncnr
Mount Shasta. where they lived Inn
lumlwr company town for about 10
) ••uN At a hat trmc the) were rent
mg 11 thn~u bedroom compan"
houllt' for $15 a month Young pt1oph• nro not that
reronl lmm my dav and osc
su1d thoy n 1ttlll jut~t a:. nlre.
C urruntlv Smith I~> working
:;ccrotarv tr> thn ln<;ulty Shu cnt·.,.
hor toh bu 1 wi11hc·~ thoro woro
youngN pt'Opl(• nmund She
types 70 wonJ, n minute
although hur hll.lring isn 1 u:t Mamonnt ~ RntdUT
UC llw rlunl'l'r l
'ludcnt l'l .tnd alumm "ill l)(•
phoncing appro,tmlltcb 3,000
I.I'\\1 1S IUld ClarkAJumr11 11l ;tn dlor1
10 rww a . much a~t 530,000 for tu
dl'nt 6nancaal &Jd dunn,; th~
annuo.J LC Tf'lefund on ft'bruar. •
7.~ and 9.
llus event 1s sponsored by 1hu
Board or \Jumm fttUtnCtill t\SSI!tl•
once Committee under thn dtnlC.."'
lton of ;:,lumnu:- \1<tr\'.\nn • Deffenbaugh There are "'" olumni
members and thr.ee .. tudonl
mcmbcr.r; on thi~> romnuttce..
"Ndt>nt~> telephone alumm and
a.sl. thl'm for mone\ for ,tudent • "'holUNhtp . nnd tht>~ rt verv
good o1t lt Alumru Coordinator
lulh-\Jpinghouw 'Vlid
l'ho Tl'l£>tund hOb boon golng on
annual I} for a number ol yc '"·but
!..:..1 !4prlng was th,~ brsl llmt• fit u·
dunt~ become tormruly invoiH•d
·It~ rho idt•a or commun ll'' rom
mitm•Jnt to twlp the M:hool help
you, romrrune t• member , JUruor
E\'alyn Hardin sa1d 'Jt butlda. up
thn rel'OUI'WS of the b(:hool w u
wJII lick back to the student
Last year ~0 people compl~tP.d
1,9!0 tclt•phont• c31l!i \\ h1ch
resulted 10 Sl-1.69650 for !<tudent
6n.anclal rud Uppmghow ~I Nlld
huu.:.c said ft'lt•lund' an• n rommon proc
tit t• .n utlwr institution' to h1•lp
nusttluntl lor otht•r 'IIUd r.ml~ and
tht• -.uc~ c.,~ ol lust 't.•ar Tdclund • h.lS prompted tho continutllion or
thl• Jll"tll'rom at I C, llpptnghouw
.smd
Owr tlw thl'\'t" d.,~ . \\.c will ne-ed
<O \'O)untt>t..T rAlllrn. commille6
mf'mbcr. t>ntor Ot•bbtc Hope ~ld
\ olunh't'l"1> \\111 pte ked up at
Tt•mplt>ton at 6 p m on the d.lys of
tht• I t>h•fund and \\111 be dri\cn 10
thrt t plactl' a ttslt>phonecompanv
and 1\.\.'0 tn'turont<• compam offi
C{'" \\ ht're altc•r n bncli~ !>t'sMOn
they "111 mnko call!> trom -9 p.m alumni "''()rkJng In !hom llupc
said
Mlchoal1 <\,vlor' c.mphi ~.: Oc!ltgn
II clat--' part•c lpawd In ,, po~tor
ron te~t to puhllcl.n' thr tM.•nt
F..tght PCl,tel"'' \'\ t.•ro entvn>d and tht
wtnnc•r wa' commiiiN' nwmlx·r
M>phomore Claudta Johnson ller
pnzt• \\11:> ..1 SZ5 gift t.crt•tk.otu at \1'1
\led1o Judging \'\U~> don<• b\ Ann
Benncll LC' dln-:ctor· or pubhc:..~
Uons OeJJl•nbaugh o.nd t pptng
hou:.a "Students really enjoved
the;> e"pcntmce labl 'uar and we
hope they II participate ugo.ln In
greater number Uppinghouse
snid It It' tho unthusin~m of the
student that has ht'lped to make It
a succe~~>
Student voluntt't!~ will M\.C
!>ign ·ups lor ttw I oletund oul~idc
St\G,\ on ThuM.dU\ fo'ebruary J. n1
lunt'h and dlnnor Tlmua ha\ e changed Smith
o.aid but then again, nothing ewr
1111Y!> the .... 1mc•
I>unng tho!>C ten yen,... ,h(~ hnd
two children. and worked part
ume tcndung nt a loutl high
.... chool rtu.t got them through the
Gn'.Ot Ocprc ~jon In 1~2 the
Smith., moved to Lebanon On>tcon
where her husband "-'Orkod a"
nsslstnnt manager at U S Plywood
In 19-16 Smuh s husband died
fhat was the most difficult lime
m my Ufe, the war killed my hu-.
band. Smith sighed there wns . o
much pres-11uro put on ham
btlcauw all the employees wore
beh\U draJtprf nnrt hA hnrt In t11k" .1" it usod to be shCltnkl''i dit mL ..
il n d rn i n u I '' r; I o r ( il c u
commltlt'C'>
"Sttt:r>t•tonc"' nn• vcrv c'M>t:ll.l
pcopl(' ~mith lklld all m}
-.tudonts. sornt' of \~hom
m.ah• did wl'\' \WII In tho
ht'<'UW•O tho_\ hnd nmrlwtublc
tlmt got them In the door
Fot the ne·d t\o\ont\ wu.rs
pion~> on .. toying nght where
but commontt•d that sho d~!~
plnn on lt~<J.J'Oil''tC tht•
bccau'e 1ht~ doesn't hnvc faith
thorn
On ht•r 1001h birthday
plans on kk'-.lng off lho nc•t ,, --At\N' r.tlling. all participan t~ will
go to M3Ut 11 for pi.r.l'-41, coun~y of
tht> Alumni As~ociotlon At this
ume pn.te!l wn be B\varded In such
ratngonu» cu1 thl'l most monO)
brought In the most r.aiJt~, and thu
large~• 11lngle donation \Jppmg
hou<~t' Mild r---------------------------------------------
dmwlfVC will also bE• ht•ld t.>ach I
ntght. I
Hope hns. 3ntong othur dulle., I
thtl ~sponaablllty of dt quintlg the I
pnz~ :,omt' of th~"" Include I
dinnt·r~ nt McCormiclo< nnd l
~·hmick " Cnrol.\rruc·o's, .\lnal's I
Dt•l"•cco n, and ~trkpatnck 's res-I
taurants , lind c•crt1fit:ates tor I
S\\t•nsen s llnugt•n Da4 Burlln· I
gnmc• t low1•rs and a .-.loot bubma· I
nne subway l"allth\1Ch I
'\1ost ol tht·~c plnt:cs haw I
1 Fool Long
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ASLC ELECTIONS 83-84
•Petitions Available NOW at the Info Desk
•Positions Available:
3 J-Board postion
3 Student-at-large postions
Vice-president Information and Programming
Vice-president SAAB
Vice-president Budget and Finance
ASLC President
•February 9--Can di dates meet with Elections
Commision
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•March 1--Election day
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Pioneer Log, February 3, 1981 I .formal tic
·LC--C:
1nnn Wright
01 1two l'ltlflf'<•r bl'fl
Ament n hob alwaJ
ht'..trl the Ideo
bt'f,,vcEm <: h urc h n n (
hall not boon tho
irhul't'tl and educatl
'f\\.'0 wcckls ogo, 1.1
:Colllcgc mlea&eld n r(
uUtCUl to be in~rte (
iiCJ1llrl ot!\var>aJWr ~
~l"\'Crol nrtlcll
ICU\iliC'I bf"tweon U
Pat ific and lh
the Cn ~ ndcs
' One arti"1ty whi
the last \-"Ua,... has
' -
I or wvcrul
Tflr \lajor Ml s
national Prcsbywri
fur nunority stUdl'nl
funding two I.(
rontlv the fund is
college lit louki ng to
uonnJ donahons (
scholarships
Sumn
Sam llcnnel
(» '"" Ploo~tour W«
I In ratn} Febru
' ~ms light yeanJ ~
5umm('r Session 01
prepanng ror June 2
and Clark reopens II
dents for the Sum111
ThJ!, year's Summ
offer courses In pn
tield of stu~ as we
61m series and a !'lp
b' high school funl
For undergr'Uduat
lulfill general grndu
ments. courses rn 1
communica llons an
will be offered
SHIPS! American
experience requln
pay Worldwide t11
job or career Se
rnlormatlon SEAFJ
Box 2049. Po•
Washington 9~
MIDtlan for Sprln
days/nights plus t
$199.00. Call Lynn1
Apartment• for
smoker. livlngroon
bedroom, private t
share kitchen. $160
Ouiet LO neighbor
entrance. 635-8462
Be a
Rom
Dulc~
Cupid is na
notes, pa~s
• • ln\enhon&
Pioneer L
J would li
i
Pioneer Log, 1eer
ions He
v more"
:i in
tplng ol lhu
r Dubach
l..eWi~ and c
nt thu •~lM!\1
0 rlO"IlWO
Dubach ~\I'OiJ.
nilh to teat h
ally ncc::ep'l«'lh
11 of thon
l
ORillon Ill sa~
n at Lcwl
r'tl here for
>olnung to
i ht•r dc•1k.
t pan of my
nngemunt
t gruntesl :'lOt~
there u. notli;
grow ..
!U bci ng nrot.,
)!'o hor you~
:t II kcs l..c"\\1 s
!lm not that
lY and nge. • just atj nkc.•
I Ito WOrking
:u lry. s ho cn1o.1
thorewere
round She
a minute
ng isn 1 U!-o
11 tal..eb dlcloh
for facu
VCI')
t.l. all m\
f whom
~u In the
:ruuiwtallle
10 door
ln•y ycar.r;
ght where .ht
~ol !-ohe
1 h c co nl'l J'UI!
'\ 't ha' e ftuth
[b1nhday S
:>IT the nollt -·-------
• • •
rY
BS.
3UB
•
ing
ctions
3, ,., formal ties established
LC--Church bond strengthened
n "rlfo(hl
01 th<t l'fllltf'OI'r In~"--------
\rnvi1C'Il hna ulwu.vsiUJld doKC 10
htlil1'1 tho lduo or !ioparntlon
:Jtll\~v' '" C'hurch and 11tntn but thi11
hill' nut b«•on thtl C'll~tl ootweon
chun:11 nnd (Jduculicm
·1\\'0 \o\l't•lu> ago. Lewis ond Clartl.
. mlt.•a~~C d o (our page pubU
CDII•l!(l'to bo ln~~ea1od In thr Prl•sb_y·
,.,~111 nc.n.vapapcr Omnibu.'t In II
'"'"" ~U\iNUI nrticlc ~ on CllfTOnt
acu•illcs llmwoon (.( the Synod of
Pat 1fic. and tho Prot~bytl'f)' of
Cascade)
onr nctMty which hn11 Rurfucect
10 tht, Iaiii I yen" hnR bt•on tho c<~tab
IJ.Jlnwnt of o;tl\'\'1111 &eholon~hlps
1 '11lt• ~lajor MI!'Sion f·und o
I n.atlunnl Pre. llywlinn sr hplnl"''hlp
ror mlnonty ~tudt,nl<; lr~ 01 prt•scnt.
funding two 1 C Rludentlf Cur
n•nth th(• fund lr. $70.000 and the
collrgt 111 louldng to supfl<'rt uddi
uonal donotwn~ lor two more
sd\Oit~ l'hip'l Nmtt fall wHI mori< th• IM'f(lnnlnfoC
dnvc rtu two lllM f>rr•'lhytc>ritm
«<;holur<~hlp r. Tlw •u•huiM lliJl!'l
wtll be lundt•d by dlurc lw11 bclonl(
ing to tho Synod of llw Put.lfir oml
tho Pr·Nihytcl) ol thu ( ·ulit nd1.111
I he 11n&t rt"<"lllJuntr,, of tlw 1\C'ho
lo.n~htp \'VIII be -.ehJU(•d from tht•
h1t:omtng frcllhman In I'HU B-1 Hw
critorin Is ba~d on nt'f•d and guod
standing With the Prt• .. bvtorinn
C'hun·h
In l"e!>ponr;o to thr· M holdr hlp~;
C:oiJI!ge C hnplaln Cl'Q~f' \boric
fill!d. II Is ruct• thnt \\:fl an• .1bll• to
coopt•r.t tl! wtth tht• churehe, In
order to help the advum ••mt•nt Clf
highPreducatwn II so gCiod wuy to
hoighton tho communltlc , IPn>o;b\'
tcnanJ perception ,md cuntlibu
lion to hlghtT education
Other reportud octi\IIIOL'
included the contnbutlon or St soo
to the Agne~ Flonagt~n thapcl from
the \'nile}' l ommunity l~'l·~tbyt er
Inn Chureh nt·ar RniL~igh Hill" .o
thnt the C'hapol could hiw stu
dcntt> to .ud In Itt. admJru t~trallon 1\ Pt ··~bywriun lt·..adf'nihlp M: lmul
lur c•lclt•t ..and lt:..dc•f"b nt hw.al
c:hun•ht•5 will be twld m ttw
I!Unmwr 1 hu lr1"t '" hool ''"Mon
lwlcl 111 I< w''"' ne •• rl) eisht vcilr··
Ul(o 1\h;o, th••w will be n prtMtM
day hold on Prt!!lldc•nt" Ooy tCI In
rodut:t• Pre'lbvtNhm high M:hool
VOUI h lu till" C Ollt!#(f'
I ou ndt•d h}· Prcr;bvtnrin n • :wJIIIc1-s u: haa ••lwuys maintauwd
.• 1 rolntlon!lhl p with the• Prr.!'>bytt•r
Inn c hurc·h The (urmul 11<'-. Wl'Jl·
brokt•n 1n the so ·~ 10 that the col·
l•'!lt' wuuld qunlll) for fcdvml
<l~>l$i"tanc c
"~incc• lht'" the t1e~ h.o\.t' been
churactenl'.cd <h con~unwl rnth.-•r
than OJ"Kilnlt • ~•d Aberle.
In r"~pon11r. to the n . .'ccnl
c·hang ... ,. the '!Uttant to lhl' <.:ha·
pl.tin, Uc"' John11on ..aid In lht•
In lit rwo Vt'dl"o our· relationship has
bt'<·onH! hPAithic·r , \vt• oro loolJng
forward to conllnut'd gJU\o\th"
C.ummth ' thoro urc 175 re-l(iS·
wn•d Pn•sb.vtanun" attending I C
Summer Session offers variety
I)Jm lk•nnet
IJIIhr Plonorr t.ng
In rnlnv Februnrv . Rummttr
~m." light years awny But the
sunumr Se slon Office ih already
prepnnf18 (or June 20, when Lewis
and Clark roopens lib doon to 1tu·
dents for the Summer Sesston
Thl11 years Summer Session will
olfer coUJ"toes In pmcticaJly every
6eld of ~tudy a" well as concerts .
6lm wnes nnd n speclaJ prosrnm
b' high :;chool juniors
for undergl aduntes needing to
MfiU gonorol graduation requirc­
menl6. c.:ourses In social 6Cienoe,
communicat ions nnd creative arts
will be offered
Classifieds
MENI WOMEN! JOBS ON
SHIPSI American Foreign No
experience required Excellent
pay Worldwide travel Summer
job or career Send $3 00
1nlormatlon. SEAFAX, Dept F-4,
Box 2049, Port Angeles.
Washington 98362.
MaaUan fM Spt'fng V8C8Uon:
days/nights plus trarlSpc)rtauon
$199 00 Call Lynn. 292-8650 .
I Apartment• for Rent: Non­
smoker. llvlngroom (fireplace).
bedroom, private bath, laundry,
$hare kitchen $160 + 1/3 utilities
Quiet LO neighborhood, pr1vate
entrance 635-8462 T. Th Several unique <.oul"'eb <lf't' ~ho ·
duled whtch cannot bt• token dur­
ing the normnl &ehool year
Topic 'I in the C. ulturo ofthr Pt•o­
plo s Republic of Chin<l "'"ill OXDm·
tne the Ch1nesc culture.
lnstHutions and v.Uue:~ Jt!ITnl) Bar­
low, assoc•ate pmfc sor oJ htstory,
and two students who hn~oe atu·
dJed 10 Ch.lna will teach thecou~
In conjunction with the OYer!IOO~;
Program
"American Cnml' and Punish
ment in the 1980 b will addrc•s.'i the
quc~tion of hO\o\ society should
deal with its criminals , focusing on
the corrections end of the cnmlnnl
JUstice system
In addition to the normal
courses offered. Summer Sesston
LSAT • MCAT • CRE
GRE PSYCH • GR£ BIO • MAT
CMAT • OAT • OCAT • PCAl
VAT • SAT· ACT• CPA• TOEFl
MSKP • NAT'L MED BDS
ECFMG • FLEX • VOE
NOB • NPB I · NLE
~-H.MPUIN
EDUCATIONAl CI!NTI!A l«t l't11»1111o11 Spt 11h1h
Slt\Ct ltJI
The Galleria 4th Floor
222-5556
• Be a romantic has 11lall~d field "tudy prugram~
"Underwnt1•r \tannc Biology" l5
a four-~\it•ek cou~e combining tht•
tlltudy or Pudlic. 'lorthwe$1 manne
Ufc with the chance to IP.am :.cuba
di\'lng Momlng students will
atud) manne btc.: m the clas.. ... room
and afternoons tht>..V \vfl1 leam
scuba daving Later in the term ~ttu·
dents wiU partlcapate in a ftve-dAy
profe~ional boot dive In the Sa.n
Junn l!114nds
"On the Ttuil of Lewis and
Clark.·· taught by Ptofes:>ors Ste­
phen Bec-kham 11nd Edwin Flol'­
cnce. lb o field study course which
will focu ~J on the natural history of
the Lewis and Clark ExpedJUon
The fitJid wcrk mvolves trnvel from
tho mouth olthc Columbta River lo
Lolo Pn~ in Montana and includeN
a c~noc trip duwn lcbho ~ Cleat'­
watrr River
Ovl>l"'.eas study in Munich and
Co)ta Rit;d ore two opponunlUe~ to
compiNe first or MlCOnd yeotr Lln·
guoge requiroments while Uving
with native German or Costa Rican
famlhcs
Special ~ummer evcnt.s such a.s
brown bag concens with the gruup
Swip.'iOy CakewnJJ..and a film senes
will continue.: throughout the
summer
Coursc!i In English. h.istory and
computer science will be open to
h.lgh c;chool and college !-oludcnt
a:. a part of a program for hJgh
6Chool junion. mtcreMed an takil18
coUel(e level cla~>~b
Romeo or a darling,"'"'~
Dulcimea
Cupid is now accepting your ero~c l?v~
notes, passionate threats or narcJSsiStlC
im·ention& for next weeks issue of the
Pioneer Log.
I would like my message to read;
Submission deadlines: Satur·day.
February s. lOC a line(S \Vords per
linel. sei1d to: Cupid's Corner 2 I.
Pre-paid 'ITansactions only.
Oe.ldlJnt• ~turda\ , l'c•lmMI) t; -
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Next fall there wll be two Preebyterfen acholan~h tps.
Recharter LC OSPIRG
Doug J~m.vns
f"" I hi' J'icwwlro I' I All(
Ounf18 the neAl two \o\CC"'-5tu·
dcnt~o will dl&eO\'l'r tnbh:ti out.c;ide
of the Trailroom and s.sga on Wed­~ .:md fo'rid.y. Interested
students wiU huw the opporturury
to Mlo. quest1onb of rcpre~nta ti\~s
of thu Oregon Student Public Inter­
c.,! Rt·'-l•an::h Gmup IOSPJRCI on
the L.t'wh; and Clork c~puR through lhf! d•·mOt nat•r. li)'Sittm
Public lniCNSt Rest•.:arch Croups
PJRC~ I such as thP. one 10 Oregon
operate in 0\.l!I th.iny states and
Canada PIRG have lr.d th~ pa.s·
~e of many lawts; in !!tat•• legisla·
ture , and called state• and national
al1ention to erMronment.ll and
enet'RY 1 ue 015 well as other p~
lem~ PJRGs are demoarnlic and
have no :>et ideology : they are not
lusl (or "li~ls .. nr ··mn<w•n.'lJ•
The organization gives students the ability to
have an impact on their community ...
~tudt•nt f'(::;,can:htld publication:.
~uch as ups on rcnt~r ·s nght
guadcs 10 outdoor ports 10
Oregon help wtth shoppang cco­
nomkally , and tnform.thon on
social <tnd c·n\li'Onmantal issue ...
"'1U be on daaplay. Thast!\o\h0\'-1 h.
will hn\f ~ the opponunil) to gN in
on th<• ground Ooor ol O~P IRG'~
rt>blnh.
\\hat ,., O~PIRG · OSI'tRC 11-an
organ1Uttion fundt..od and c.'On·
trolled by tud~tli throughout
Ol"f"gon Tht• organi;,.ation t(l\~:o ~>lu·
dent th«> ability to have an 1mp.1rt
on thl'u communtty and <~late..• rito'C5 Thl• l~ad~ ol 0 PIHC are ah
democraljcatly elected
M\o'Ont• JOtCI"t"atrd 10 lmfli'O\lllg -LC 30d making 11 a better pl4cc to
ti1.e "; it ill the tables outa.ide Saga
and the Tnulroom dun~ lunch
thili \.\ cdne.s<b) and F'nda) IFt•b 2
and U or at th • same tam nt>lt
"'"-elo. Pooplt• ,,,IJ h.s~ the oppor­
tunit) to tgn a petition tu rechar­
ter thl!'o orga.mz.:stion nu:o. pc11110n
\0\ill uiM» be po~ted outaidc the
otticc ol the f'ruHrumnung and
lnformatum Commilll'C ncar thn
\SLC lounge an Templeton f"or
more inh.nmahun . r:ontac;l \tali;
(.ary at uxtcn 1011 530
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Page3 LC faced with vital issues
concerning computer technology
d had to wrllt our tl\\11 pn" •m" d' ''" to dO'\t•lop nn lntesratl) 1'.) 1!1 bocauM' of hu.k ol monoy Tlw 'lVII
'Jonnn de ln CtuL t<-m wlwn• aU d:tte ot nll offic:'tls are tom ~ \ not bt· 118 compn1hrm"i"''
'-'''""' l'ian<W't'latt ncet'~'lbh·ln thc>lunlt!-of5t'curity as tho ~ommerclnl unllll but thl'
"'hOC'\ ·r lm'l•nttld lh<' word II s going 1~. lut lho ndmh\lt'tra · m t-rall to~ystem 111 murh fosiOr"
rhun8c · and concum probnbh lion M\" bctU ~I plnnnh\8- he '!nld Mt•lds 8nld tlw t•ollt>g•• ht nuw tn
hnd tho computm t ontM on WI' ll be .lbh• to know""'hallho tha tho pNCCSH of gtltllngluntlod trom
c.nmpus In mind cost pt1r 14tudont II' whnt our tan· u fo"Ted MUVCI chruilohlo trusl
A., tht> electronic computer \\ith dnn~ Is townrdR lht• ~,,,, of t~tu AC'cortllng 10 C harltlll lvimmh111 ,
tt& '"''t cop.'\bUitt~ an •Jlt'l.ld nnd dant' ""' hrifl8 ln. nnd nltoget~c>r 8Utdnc~ts Controllor , ,·a.riou~:~ ndml·
pr<"d. ion continuo tn reht'\'\'-P""' b.• •1bh' to nnnlyzt' them better nlstrath o mombors nro now work
~n.•• of the the fru"'trntlon A~>'lo- Hnmpon ~d by limited ftnancloJ lng on rour of tlw 18 propo'OIII for
caatrd ,,;th mundom• Ulllk.-' and 1'\l"'OUI'C"C" .md conllictlng ln.o.tltu furth<'r tundlng '\·•••~ rt• 90 por cont
tn them 1ochaUcngl' lhearmen tfonal pnontlt• ·Field ...aidthocol · dona which I think Is •' n.•Ot>ctlon
tal power~ Le\\-'ls and Clnri. Col lt-gt "t>ithl•r lllllkt•-. t~c commit· on thu programming umo
,,..,c Is faced ,,;,h M"\"el'8l \1t81 montlfor turther !i(lf\,Ctfl8l Ol u~'el> I ,..t L'-'mmln" Mid \\'hllc ~ " f; fields '" o mvO\ (.u.. ru' 1 au~ conctnliflg tho mstitunon \ ''0't' goht. A~ ar .l\ . h c nr- propo~l!l uro bt>lng pul togl'thl·r
d.troction "'1th a growing compu· ct·med. 0 c--.tn wor oat cr w-..v knmmlns ""Jd hu hoJWs tht•~·
tented ~et) . Hcl Naid the• admtnlatralton efforts wtlltry to odd.re ~tho I'-'IUCS
\.\'hAt ha\'e been l-Omt• of tho m-ed~ hw. nloro word P~~lll8 of 'IJl'lt'" a~alloblllt\ nnd avcrutlll
dC\elopmcntJ~: lboth instruction unlit~ wuhan the nc.'t thret:. )CAr"' z-atlon or tht· cnmputcr Thret•
and ruse.vch l of the campu!\ com· I ho mo\t lmponnnt problem fare~ Vt>ar'l ngo Knmmln11 'llad th<• cam·
put• technolrun.• ? Where dOt•s \.C bv the' admlnll'trotlon. ho wd IS r -ontntt" W"ll 80 pt•r
~..!. h h f I pu'> u .. e po.~ -a"'' u want to go ln the noar future and n.•allz.hl8 1 1 tv0''1 0 copmpu er cent admlnlstrntion and zo per
do "'e ha.\-'8 the re~u.rrCJ- to get tN"hnolottY Our :.vstom 1~ bctng contor.ademlc with busane"'" nnd
then.••' What are bOrne of thE> con dcgru&Ut>d People have got 10 h 1 vif\8 the mo'lt
cums that directol"' and other In-1"03li%l' that the stn.~e of the art Is ~~~e 0
~0\.vo~~~pcomplotely rev-
dlvtdual~ lnvohcd wuh tho rh:~f~~ ;;~0~; of the ways 10 ersed t nntlclpate moro acaduml ~
campull computer center havtl' deal with this Ill throush financial ~~ tlllnn nlddmlnistrntlvP. uso,
The~ qucstton." wenl raiNed "11mm ns sa
during the past three wee b. with He polntfllO the lnCnutMl ns oolng
some Interesting reaponsc.'l from 0 re'iull ol a decroaso of computer
both the admln.l6lnlU\'e and nco· "the state of the art is Ullterncy , h:nnlnnlll conveniently
derruc level Thill\<\.~"'- tho Pron~er plllcod and !4ludenl oncourage-
t.oslools at the admirustnUlve con Changing everyday,, ment tO UMJ compUIOI'ff from
CCJt~ while a lbcus on the acad· mculty members on camous
emic profile wUI be pre'>ented in
n&t week, lsaue. krimmlru; $4.1d the ls'luo Is a funding According to a study con· bl r h dmlni
Man.~ rvononn.s would not "nn•e __ , ..t ~ous pro em sor t o a "
y r-~ -CI- dueled by lntumatlo~uu 8Ul01ness I the point that LC find& llootr an 1he trallon because the computer ~* Machines IIBMI In 1973 re$ult6 thi'Oe'l of ch•n .. e ln almost """""" not quickly acceMlblo 1\Jma .... oo -·-·.~ . hO\\mf thatasmallcomputercon- bl dimension of the mstitutlon . round lime Is even a pro em 1er should have an 11'-ern&e of 1.29 fl •-1 Boc.ause we are li"in" in an eco- Central to tho i~~ue or nancw ·oo per cent orthc opcralifl8 budgol or .-..t tal d nomic period that demand~> resource'f nu.:uod to maJn nan the collesc. 1 h d h bu..tnet , ..... 11ng talent•.Richard develop LC ., system s t e opt "'6 """CY" fBM now 88,Y!' the budget of a 1 wiU be flcl..t· OLroCtor of tho Computer and scope to which poop u ._ mJdd11}-si.ze computer center !like ni center, ha.s had his l,..,erdenwn as able to integrate nnd commu cnte -o t Cl !thould be two per cent of the h d '-d
te:~ted For 13 yea.ra. Fields ha tned with one another once t (l e~u"' Loroo
John Miller, Atllttant Director of the LC Computer Center, contronb
the terminal , a facet of the lateat social tool to aeep the country-the
computer .
meet the desired level ofcomputer
programming "For me personally ,
t would like to design a sys1em that
would nliO'h' me to put the entire
room scheduling system together
Right now. It s n hand-operated
systom and I do it a sprifl8 term
ahead. AustEn said My problem Is
holding back 10 atJO'h' omcrs to
have access to Ofck !Ftelds.l'
Austm sees tho move townrd11 an
integrated system as nn lmprovtt­
ment over nn 'Isolated type or nol
work. Its an ndvnntnge because It rorcos uti to communicate wtth orw
a nothor II mnkes better sense to lit
the lnatltutlonn l funcllona
together , ~to ntl not to dupUcat~
oiTorts
Everything from soMng Itt
problems of longer tumo.round
tlmf' to finding the vonous poten.
tiula of obtalning hardware 11t
matters worthy of dlscu8Sion and
hopefully solution by Pluldt
committee
1\6 Fields pull• it. "the stoto ofU.
art Is changing everyday " '
Virus visits campus
said to meet the needs of the LC admln operating budget FteJds is operat· system is attained Ins on half of thaL or appro~ ·
lstratlon Hi~ job ha.B not al'h-aya matoly SZ30,000 When tho 'Compared to other offices on John Wright bee Of I he Plonoor Lo8 n easy. computer 6n~t begnn operating in this campus. we're a lo1 more -------------When asked how to avoid the !h.
Whiting said lho best thifl8todc
Is to wnsh our hnnda frequentll
not share common drinidng and
eating utonslls nnd keep w
bodies In good shape " For 13 years, Fields
has tried to met the
needs of the LC
administration.
Our mo:.t amportant concern
for the lnatitutJon as 10 decide how
10 get where we 'h-'Olnt to be ln 6ve
vcars.· P1elds said Fields rummUy
~h.aira a comrrunee compn~ of
the admlrustrati\-e vice-pl'e$identa
on campus. who ha\'8 lll'ticuJarod a 1967. Its opernluliJ budget was sophisticated Some have caught
roughly ssa.ooo In 1970, tho cen-up with us, but there arc other offi·
tcr r. total budget wu S4S,OOO. Now, ces that will need a lnt of time." JUI
thlnoen .)'041'1'1 later, Fields and his Austin. Assistant to the Registrar
ataJT function under an overall srud "I feeJ the problem Ue8 ln the
budget of $239.000 Through var-complexities of the v4J"ious func·
iou. grunts. the center purchased a dons of an office, not 10 much on
VAX 11 780 computer which whether Its personnel are compu
o.JIOW'ed for moro storage and futer 1er Uterate or not
printing than 1he BASIC IBM 11·30 She 84ld other Oregon collegot~ An nvernge of 150 Lewis and
Cluk students have passod
lhruugh lhe doors of the AJbena
Pein Momoriallnfimwy thu; term
"Tho majority of the cases aeem
have been respiratory related,
said 1\nn Whiting. director or the
student heo.Jth seNices.
previously purcha&ed m 1974 and unlversltlea are not as Roughly 60 percent or the co&CS
In terms of the number of pro-advanced as the ono designed ond are caused by an Asian Ou which
grams the VAX Ia stJU comparable programed by Flelch and his ataff afBJcta the ears. noses and throat8
1o tho 11·30. P1elds !.Aid 'We've but LC has quite a \W,Y to I(O to or tho victims. A really smart student
will not run herseH
into the ground
Frats to coordinate blood •
I • • ves Symp1oms of the disease are
common to the Ou. sore throat
aches, fever, vomiting . The degree
of lllneu wt11 depend on the type
of Aslan virus," WhJtlng said A really amart student will nd
work herself Into the ground
Whiting said The worst thingto do
Ia to lose steep, not eat proper~)
and really boo.ze It up. All threeri
lower one's tolerance which. when
genna are Boating around as mudl
as they are ln the winter. M
probably result In llln888 Manianne RatcUif
Of the PlclrMirt.q
The boys in the Bombshelter a.re
out Cor blood.
Taldng over for the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon in Forest. the Slama Phl s
tSPFJ are sponsoring the Red Cro
Blood Onve at LC on FebruAry 7,
from 11 -s p m in Stamm Dirung
Room
'What we hope 1o do in the
future is organiz.c both freta 10
coordJnate blood drives" junJor
\'\.1.U Howard Vlc&Praident o(SPE
said
"In the t9SO'•· when there were
five frat&. there U5ed to be compel! ·
tiona for ll becween th&n." Howard
said "A big part of fratemltiP-1 I&
JM'(J\-'ldlng community &en'ice." ·we are cUJT'entJy ln a &hort8fle
o( 0 poaitwo and 0 negative blood
and ~Ne\'6 hlld a chronic ahonage
for the paal rwo and a h.alf
monttu. · Jennltor Mlll"1iagc of the
Red Cross a&Ud
'Tlw amount of blood tram.­
fu.cd h.ubeenone per'C(•ntofwbat
our supply haa been ablc ro mt•ct,"
Marriage a&ld "We have been ahon
1000 unti.Ji of blood at one ume.
1\nd we havt: a "'1'!JY• "'et)' hee~
"'heduJr. an tht: next month," aht•
UJd
'The Red Cro&ll la trying to Ket
new donon~ and beca06t! 0 rype
blood ts the most common , tht•rtHi
a 50 pcrneru chance that donorhaa
Page4 0 type blood
They re very nice to you when
you go ln. stmlor Jill B.lgelow Sllld
"And 11 doesn t hun t do It because
Its something I have thai other
people need It s lllw gJving a pan or
vouraelf •
Tho~ donating blood should
eat a bdlancc-d meal before and can
expect 10 be tn Stamm for about an
hour Actual donating limo Is six 10
um minulc A mlnJ·physlcaJ Ia
gtven 11nd rofreahmenta are 6erved One unH ofblood can aa many
na four patlenta and there Is an
absolute need for every unit or
blood we can coUoct" she aald 'It
practJcaUy goea in the lab and out
the door to where people need lt."
Sophomore Monlka Sc:hoenhoft
who ha.s gfven blood &b limes
sald.'"l do II because t feellhat I'm
fort unat8 enougn to give blood and
It's one \WY In whJch I can help
60dety.··
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d
A gentle reminder from the Writing Skills Center.
Open 9-5, Monday through Friday. Wh.lllng. a regfatered nurse and
nurse practitioner since 1956,
doesn't think the disease has
roached oplde:mlc levels but she
did say the Forest donnftory has
boon hU hard.
'The reason we see an Increase
ln Ou related problems dunng the
winter la primarily becauee most
people stay lndoortJ and the bulld·
logs are not aired out," Whiting Another problem thai stude~
will run Into during the rainy e
son Is deprcssJon "High 8tresa ~·
els will nlso drop the shield
Whiting said, "'tho way to resdlt
this ls by ro.Jdng It out either WI~
friends or the counsellng oe1111•
and getting plenty of &ood
exercise ·
Do you have a musical performance
suitable for lunch and dinner con­
certs at LC? If interested, please con­
tact Rosemary Kuhn of SOFA at ext.
442, or box 1441.
Movies: Tues., Feb. 8-EvetythingYou
Always Wanted to Know About Sex ...
Council Chambers -7:00 p.m.
All Campus Study Break -Thursday,
Feb. 3, 9-10 p.m. in Stamm. Featuring
Mann Friday. ~From
LC st·
Paul Roth
ror '"" PlonllCr ~..oft
\\ lwro do aU thej
seem!. that evcrywt
campu" you see a
complnin lng. or an
an intcresli ng phen
Whcnll'Ver I wnlk 1
p.!CI.. of dogs I WQ
literary dogs , Th
ror their rhnnce to
Rrpublic, or som
ah-vny:. n ronventlo
Ttall Room What 1:.
polst'd and ready fol
)(I the>~ can buv soi •
And tn tlw yard n1
to rort! .tround wilh
lot I '-no" thut ,,ft
PIJto ~ RepulJ/tc I li
groo.vl a lot loo. !)0 I
that
Bul tlw 'luesllon
theow dog:. com1•
lx>re'' Sorm•linws I
trying lo l.tl..u OV('r
thCj pouncn around
\ou n•.rlly huw 1u '
lko.tling wilh thie-. '"1
.\ctualh though )
llcp \'\llh .til IYP""­
could btt thu food th
1\·.;lllv don t think ~
gunty ft•edlng my d
~uffl rut hl~l'\l . I tha
llllllrlt>t than thut
Co
I o thtt
In
Gallngh
lhe sl
bnskot
ObvJOU!<
t:Onlm( ~
~hu len'"'
lhu
qunllty
alwuy:.
VUdf'
In fu
,., in Ia~
6liltU!>.
inbull
ducJJcul
women
( uarhl
lhtll ~1'.11111
llgalnat
nmtc!lk
Pioneer Log, Loroo Be~o­
:.enter, confronb
the country-tilt
nunie!ltO with ont
better sense totlio
1nnl functtona
not to dupllcate
om solving thr
nger tumo..rou nd
he vnrious polen
'l8 hardwntc art
lf dJscusslon and
tlon by Flelda
h. · the tate oflhl
1\fel)'day •
~us
ow to avold the ftL
he best thing tock
hnndft frequcnt/1
non drlnldng anc1
and keep 011
shape."
tart student
un herself
ground
I student wfU Od
nto the ground
e worst thing todl
not eat proped)
It up AD three~
ance which. whir.
ilJ around u mud!
the winter, M
[n Illness
1om that stude~
nng the mJny ..
n. "Hf8h lltre&a ~
lrop the shield
he way to read\•
II out either with
,ounsellng cellll'
plenty of Sood
!>I"tnance
:1er con­
ase con­
~ at ext.
hing You
out Sex ...
n.
hursday,
eaturing r
'
From Bowser to Zephyr)
LC students tread lightly
Paul Roth
Jor lilt-Pioni'C'r lqc
\\lwrtl do aU the~ dogs come &om? It
~m' thor evvrywhrrc vou tu.-n on this
umpus _you !iev n pack ol dogs I'm not
romplam lng. or anythlf18 I just think it'~>
•n lntl'rc<JIIng phenomcmon
\VlwnllVtll I wall.. past the Ubrary 1 see a
pack ol dogN I "vondor II these are the
lltctary dogs .. , They are probably waiting
Cor tht•1r chanco to go In nnd read Plnro·~
RrpulJ/ic, or bOmething Also. there i~
alwuys a c·onvunllon of dogs outside the
null Hoom Whlllls their bag? t hot they ant
poised ond rtmdy for the bookstore 10 open
w lht'\ cnn buy !lome toothpaste
\nd In the yurd fltl).t to Bodine. they llko
to mrt• .tround with t~a, .h othel' and !P'O'"'I a
lot I I..JlO\\ that uflt•r I get done readmg
Pl.uo:. Rt•lwhlu I llkt> 10 raco around and
gmvl a lot too ~o I goes, lean understand
that
But tlw ctUC'ttlon :,till t'Cmuin~. where do
thcsc• dogs c omt hom, \1\ hv are the)
lv!n•" Sornt•tinws I wondt•r tl tht>) art•n 1
11)1ng to t,tl.e m c•1 the c.tmpu~ . the '"a)
thuy puunc c• around 111 bag groups and all
\·ou N'all\' hn\11' In watch your .. tcp '"hun
d~;allnl( ''11h tlw. type of dog
,\ttll.&lh though vou haw towatc-h}OUr
$tt•p ''"tth .til typt•s uf dugt. 1 wonder tl it
could hu tlw rood thu1 d1 nw' tham hm"t!"' t
reallv don t think !>0, though I would fet?l
guilt} ft•t•tllng my dog ut hom~ .,orne of the
..tuff I t!itl hc1ru I think that thcst• dogs are
\ffillr1t•r than that
Coach responds
1 o thu Ldlto1 I 8\JC!i'l I IVolly don 1 hove• nn answer for
where they c:umt• from or why thev an• ' -. hero Moybe thltr. JUr~t hoppt•n~> to be o place
where dog11 like to comt After all people
hu\iC certain plat: l'S lht•)' Ukt> to got her too
Again though ~mt•t1mot. it'-; hard to fig·
urc out whv pt.'Oplu g.tthcr whal"t.llhtW do
But there an: 'tOme intcrt''lllng doS~~ run·
nJng around on thl~t c~mpu!l I rcallv get a
I..Jck out of that !thorl trgged 111ock) bi'O\'\ITI
one that look!. like a hunting dog with hi~>
log~> choppt'd ofT I think they call him
l.uphyr Sonw dog:. come and go but
Zephyr 1:. al\.'\'UVs uround to providt• a !>milt>
to men thu most downtrodddon 111udcn1
who ica~> him 1 ht> cumpu~t wouldn't be
the sume 11 ol L.llphyr \'\.Olin t .tround
1 lward a '<IOt'V uhout Zt•phvr and .J~> IM'
a~> I know It H trut• It sc.-.·m~ htl know~ the
~hool ~ .. cht•dullng prt,ttv \'-t·ll und a'
:.oon n' tht• lu~t final~> '""n 0\ t·r lall tcnn.
Zt·ph)T\\tllll honw lom•ly, rurhb varation,
too It !ICtmwcl hu lo.nc•w that no mw was
~oing lfl bt• UJ'OUnd
Lo .tnd lx•hold though the day~tudtml!'
M.lrtcd c·ommg bnr~ Zl.'plwr was here
wUJling us 11 lw 1..111"' all along I wonder
hcJ\\ ht• likt•d lu .. \Ut' tllon.,.l do kind ollt>el
SOrT)' rur Zt•phw' 0\\111'1"5 . thout(h Ho\\
wnulcl )nU Ukc• It 11 voUJ' dug dumJll'd _vou
for a c olh:gt c· .. mptb?
1 n•alh t•ouldn 1 tullvou what ouradmin · •
11o1r JliOII " poliq• Is un dot(' I "undt•r 11
tht•\ t:OllNtdt·l thc•m .1-. an'"''"''' or a lluhiht\ • • to tht• c:ampw • ., It probJhl) · all dupund!> on
hm.\ g()uc.J Prc,ldont t.aJ-dnt•r '" at w;stch
lng Wht•rtt IW l!t \\'<tlKIOft f ht'I'U C't•rtuinly 11>
or11• guud thin~ Jhuut all lht''l' dug. ....
though lhcv C'Orlufnh kl'llJJ tlw' at popu·
lotion in dwd.
In response to Sheil;s
Gnllnghc•r 'a timely oplmons about
tlw ~tatum of tht> women s
bnaketooll progt-am , it ., quuo
olMout. that she has ek"<'ted to
c ommt•nt un n -.ubJL'f11 <Jbout '' h1ch ll'ams wllh pluyt·rs \\ ho hoi\ I' mote
collt•gt• b.Jslo;tltb.tll e\pericnn' \\ t•
do not n•crult womun tu t omu tu
I'"'' 11> ,mel Cl,trio; to pia\ ru"'l.tllb.lll
and go to t houl but 1 .ulwl', tu I(O
to "·hoot nt LtMt'l and <.lar~ t\~D
pill\ wslo.t•l b.lll.
h lonl( d!'> 1 ht• N,\1 \ allow'
tnt•mb(•r IOI!tillltl()l\1'> till' RIOIH'hll'\
llt•\lbllit\ 1n rt• Jlt'l t to tho
.1wardlng ol athlullt aid thu small
pm att• t-olh•ttt'" thnt nnnpri~>~ · ow
conlert'llcl' \\ill find the• goln,.;'
rough Uon 1 lle.• toolvd ttw t UST
ol thi~o quullty NJucallon und
opportunlt\ In e•'\p011UI1t't' a
bt!autllul campuc. tltmo~ pht'l'\' 1~
and \\ill runtinut• tu be a \lilhh•
dt•tl'nnlnunt fo1 m,lfl\ intt•l'\• .. u·d
!'>!Udvrw. \nd rif(ht ncn' tht'"'
not a thm~ot ''"''' .m du to twlp ttwm htl know:-. 't>r'V little
I hu o·< allud aUraLIIun ol
qunllty t•dut•ntlun and oonutllul
campu:. surrtlund!ngr~ 001:~ NOI
oiWd)'ll Nurvo to lndut.o thu
pruspt'<' liV<l studti11 l uthlou:.r who
bt•llm tJH u free• t'ducntion 1s
ttvc\llablu In e\chungfng lor lour
v•••u.., on <~ 'ollt.•l(t' .1thh>tlc tt•.1n1
1 o further t-quatt• thf~> t~Cithon 11
''in lu " rt>t ord to the prc .. cnt
'lt.ltU~> ul tlw tmtiru pro~mrn i~o .1n
Insult to tht• hard worlr; and
ducUc atton sh0\'\11 bv thr ~'Oung
~ .
wunwn on tho team and thtt
c·oac·hm~ 'lt;siJ \us. \w'n• ~trugghnl(
lhUi l!it'.JIIOn. but Wtl Ul'l' ai'\O ph1)'1flg
ugolnat collugus who awnrd
1111\hltlt· l'll'hnluNh ip..'l and ag:tinsl Ptlrhap.- Shtllln Gallul(hu•·' 11
cum t>ption ol a :otrong prugr.tm
;, o1w m , .. htl'll ltlt\01 mt•mbcrs
nt"' t'f' wn .. h tht•u• till f.) un1lonn:o;
Slm l'l,·lv, -Sut• Puh'f'ti(lll
l\tJIItt'tl s Smd;t•tl.all C om; II
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Pioneer Log, February 3, 1983 Sense of loss lessened
by technology's delights
Ann Rown
tur ehr Pl~r l.qc
Wlull u dlfTt•rt•nc P.~ Ht• f''.lll)' dldn I t'\lln
not It e• tht• dlrl und ncus•• J hn 11hneking of
drill~ and puundiug of hamnii'NI wa 11hut
out complt·tcly . "'" nuw Wnlkmm1 danglt•d
lightl_v on hi'> chc·-.1 und as hu loRI(rd p.tst
the nP\'\1 hou"if\1( dt"\ dopmNll c roli cd
through tht• park10~ lot11 .md tumttd ontn
the lrontagP. rood hy lht• tn•t'\'\>'UV , htl WU8 oil • • In anotht·r world. 1\lendnlli!lohn ',; OH~ ·
IUI't'" cour t•d through hili nars nnd the
runner \.\U . ne·•uiy ohhvtoull tu hlti
SUITOundlngs
What <l grcat llltlo tnvt•ntmn 'I thought
''\ ou Clln JU~t Hhut out •·w~ ·thlng
T hun I thought ubout It mJmc moru It
bugun lo botht·r me•
It SC"Cnl~'> that wt• f\•ly on &Ut h device"
more and mol\· th•• ,. da,V!; to kL'f!p from
being duuurbtld by the• ctmn~w~~ rtw ugJIP.r
chungc~ in our PnV1ronmf'nt !Iuman
betng& nrc \ery .cdaptabll· cru.Huru.'i Tf'ch·
noloK\' apccdllv t:f'b.IWs nt!'\'-delights ,
wh1ch -.eem to lt·~son our ~n11c ol 1~11 at
tht· dis.sppearanct' of plt·~suf'•s we once
found 10 nature an_}'fnorc! If' 11 liHit: ul11nning
le•c hnnlogy 8'''" ~·Iter and bt•llcr ul
lihuttang out our B"'-'ilff'nr• ofth•• da~es
done by ll>c'hnolog) •. (()r rnther, by thr ahu
1\t' TOI.mlfr. ol t•lehnolog,\ 1 Cnminl( up \\.1th
6Uch di'Vinn i • tribuu• to hunmn ln~t
n111ty and cf't'.1U\lly , I uppOM•, hut Is that
really ttw d1rnctJon '"''' want our CJ1!.1h\"
cntorglr,s to take?
,\S Wt. SHUT C arrTIIf .. Ot 'OS ol no1se
pollution , .silr•noo the ri rngvou c• oiJnllt• 1
\\olthin ourr.eh~ that it's okow-that u ,
tlm• n I malll'f' rt "'' c-~n ham1 our earth
\\otlhout leSM>rung our comlnrl and cnJOJ"
mPnt tt':> a danf(••rous llll(n
Pl~rhaps I .K>t~m to he makin~ 100 murh
of Bn 1nnocont llttltl ~~~1·1 lUll' u W<~lkmnn .
hut lht• more I thtnk .thout it, thc• mort• II
bother. mt> Hnvang a W11lkrnlln lu~tl mul.e"
tlw who I«" tuchniquc of .nurdanf't' w t'al'y.
Nul only can you .woid tw•inl( dtalurbcd
by n01sy po"""'' tools, yuu can tn~n . to a
Jargtl eJitcnt, a\'Oid dealing wtlh human
lntt.'r-.tclion . Tt) Wt!anng u Walkrrulfl un lht•
1 ri·ml'l bu~ omcumt• It Ugh t• .)'OU natant
immunny from h•mng to tCknrM lccJAe•
much lu.._. OOO\t11'54' \\ith ttu fJCoplt·
MOund you
If the guy down the haJJ is making a lot of noise you can just
shut him out-erase him-for all practical purposes, from
your environment. No longer need you comprimise or
cooperate with those around you.
'.Vi! don 1 hovu to nollct' th.11 tht• natural
song~< and 'tOund!l olthe• wood and rnon·
taln~ an• dhniniHhing, that the ,uunc"'"" of
wild place:-. ll'o bc:cnmmg .omt•thmg run•
and dhttont for manv ol u.,
\\le do think aboUI it from time to lime.
but, \'\.ell II f:lt'll'i .,o doprt·,~lng. und what
can vou rt~U\ do uboulit? It's much mol"l• -.
1Wn81ble c t•rtoinly much less dl!tturbtng.. to
loot.. fo1 and ~nio) tho c plc...IIIUres wh1ch
dn C.'lsl 111 the• world that mdustr'\ and • tcchnolog\ <'rt':llt• lor· us
But if\\(' maJ..c• JOL(ging through parking
lot'> a plt•.hurc , \\ho' goang to' mnplllln a~
inc~a we don 1 h.-JH• licld~> They re grNI in the dorm too lrthc K\1)
down tho haU i,; rnruJng a lot of no1&cyou
can Just ~thut tUm out nrwt«' htm-tor all
pr.Jchtal purpo'>e" from your """'ron·
nwnt. ~o lon~cr net·d )nu c.cnnpt'O il\1111! or
coo perote with rho~c around J ou lt'fi thi11
tendenc.y to enrnp ulatc unP-sclf Hull I ft1el
a bll bothered b). II lead!>, 11 S~:lt•ms tn me• to
3 M•n.-..· ol di.,c-onne!Clt•dnu.s! from one>
anoth~r .
UKJ:-:,\N\ .socu::n our tool and ln\'fln·
lions tell a lot about our etlltud ><~ nnd I m
nul:,ure llilo.e lhl• lmphcatinns urthc \\nlk·
m;m' 8J'0"'1flS populanty . II up. ct. me lo
thlllk abuul n lil) bo Ill ~o 5Cil a 1Tl0\1C
Paul Pr1tt
Page5 • Glenn Fout
P'l¥ thl Plcl r ~
An oftlctal 6-om Catholic Rellof ~nkea
"ho has visited Eatt nmor reporte tho
!ttar"atlon •• honible -aa honiblc •• an_)
I ve lt'fln anywhore Including tho Thai
Cambodian border · \ ct the ttnltl'd State
(10\"Cmment ' responae to the ml~ In
East Timor ha6 been deUberete CO\'Ct'Up
timid aw~tance and continued rrusre­
pre"""ntation of one of the great eat hunusn
tragedies ol the decade
Our official posture CM!Irthcy61U'l' and to
thl• day is a clear lndlc.t:ion that human
noedt in Ebt 11mor are subordina te to our
n-.&1 poUC) obJectlve ~uppoMing our
lndono..~an alh wtuch is responsible for
the famine.
t.;.aat nmor is a fonner PoMugut>!)(' col·
ony In the Indonesian arctupelft80 which
was brutally annexed by Indonesia In 1976.
after thu colonial J>O'"-er l~n ond nvnl Tlmo­
rt"e groups begnn compettfng for pO\"''Or ~ month ~o latttt' the lndonol'llan
government launched a fuii·8Crue tnvaaton
ol the tcmtory and t~ a block.tdc
around the tsland
f_'itinuu~ of the number of pt.'Oplt> killt•d
"mcu then by way disease ond t;m a lion
'~ l'rom one tenth nhe official Jndont .. • 'ian 80\'t!Mlment claim ~ to onr h41f, cthe
cl4.tm made by church 4nd human nghts
orgam.zauon' ol the populationot 690 000
pt..--oplc By an\· calculation h<M\.'\CT th~
lndone!'ian milltar\' Incursion which
~
mcluded the forced C\'acuatton ot moun·
ta.tn villagt>s tn addit.Jon to crop dustnJc·
Uon and th~ <~laugh ttll' of men womcm and
children h.t!> cleariv d~aMatcd Eust •
Timor.
Tht• Unlled St.1t~ has a pcclal n'aeoon to
oo oonccred about the late ot the remam
lng Eaal T'lmont.._~ mo!ot or whom have col
lectcd In aqualld refugt>tt rarnp scattcrt'd
throughout the i.sland The United Stat(-'s
could have tried to atop tho utroc1th•a
wh•ch continue to thib day Our Aluan olh
earned out te bloody aubtagallon or the
OedgUng nation With Amencan wuapon~ .
In full v1~ of the U.S Govvmment As a
matttfr of tact, Prestdent Ford and Horny
Killlllnger were In Indonesia the day before
Indonesia 's invasion or Eaat Ttmor In
December 1975 and Kiuinger 14tcr laaued
a publJc aratement declaring that the u.s
"understands Indonesia'• postlfon on the
queation or East 11mor
four years fter the Indonesian lnvulon .
the de\utated oondhlon of East nmo~
people wu an emban'aui03 contraat to
l<iMinger 'a asaura.ncea about the viabiUty
of Eut 11mor s anneuuon Into Indonesia
The Agency for lntemat1onal Development
reported '"Sept 1979 that 60.000Ea.st Tim
ores.e were ln crtllcal condJtlon. 400.000
dlaplaced from their homes and •• manv • u one half a generation or Eaat 11more~
children may be meutaUy retarded from
main utriti on.
It Ia no aurpriae that the United State»
hu been an apolOfP&& for the government
of Indonesia. given hte country's ttaunchly
antl-c:ommunl at politic£ rich ofl re.ervcs,
and open anned acceptan ce of muhlna
Uonal lnveatment Ilia a ahock. hOWOYer to
.ee how unerly expendable human right•
corulderaUon are In our delaln&J with tho
sowmment of lndoneala Although the
Poretsn AM~•tance Act lu amPndcd l pro·
hiblta mWtary ualstance to g~menra
which are rMporulibJe for sroaa violaUonr.
of human righu~ . U.s mlUtary ald to
lndom~ aance the lnvaalon haa beongon ·
r.rou. -and cruc:W to lndoneala 's .a'Cn
yeAr eff~ In Eut Timor
In 1977, the Depanment of Stalft admlt·
red at Co~onaJ hearif181 that 90 per•
Page& East Timor:
one of the greatest human
tragedies of the decade
•
-cent ol lndontlt!ln swcpons wcroAmuriQn
supplied AmeriCUln t!qulpmont used In tht
Timor conflict ropoModl,y Included M·15
rifles, mortars. mochlne guns. amofbd
can~ tanks, hellcoprora ammunltlol\
counterlnaurguncy nlrcrnft, and a fuD
ronge of other rqulpmen t In 1977 whJir
tho Department ofStnte WM llSIIUringCon
grcss that mllhary ocllvitlcs h4d ended. 1
Wcsrom diplomat In Jakarta was quoted1n
the Los Angolca nmes aa s.aylng that thf
lndones JaM oro running out of mJIJtll)
Inventory ThC! oJ)(lmtlona In East Timor
h4ve pushed them to the wall
The Carter AdmJnta trntlon responded
by ralslng the mllltary llld to lndon~
fivefold from 25 to t25 million doiJra annu
lllly With this Increased old. much gteata
emphaala wea applied by tho lndone•lan
gOYemment on search and destroy ml•
alons, omploytng large mobile troop c®
centrntlon fooniod by helicopters Hea'y
ariel bombru'dmen ts of clvillon rnrgct1ln
the countryaldo continued to by nn Inte­
gral paM of thlft strategy
By tho end of tho year, thu U S supplied
bllti. began to show resulcs Some soo.ooo
nmore'!e who had fled Into tho mountalna
&om Indonesian t~oltllera began to comt
down Into lndonc!llan-controlle d n.reaa
Thclr oppn.lllng physical condltJon lndl
cated thnl the constant aoliaJ attaci<J. tht
dustructlon of croptJ In the rich foocJ.
p1'0duclng mountain valleys. and tht
atrocitie s by tho 15.000 nddlllonal lndorw­
sinn troop" In he area had tho desfnod
effect of forctng thorn to return to the l011t
lands In earch ot food. medicine . clothl~
and :-holler rho} were gathered Into miJ
nary camp<t where 'lick and starving thrl
died hy the thouRand~
The U S Ambtu;sndo r to Indonesia at this
time. Edward Masters visited some d
these Cllmp" in sept 1978n and reported
the hideous conditions there A churth
worker who visited East 11mor with thr
Amba&$Qdor cloJmed that In one dlstrirt
alone. 500 East nmorcsc refugees wtn
dying each month Yotln tho fnce ofunbf'
Uevnblo humnn suffering, the 1979 Statt
Department human nshts report notre!
only that there wne evidence or hunaa
and deprived IMng conditions thoughoua
East nmor
Because the Indonesian secret poUet
continues to carefully 8Ct'OOn Joumallal.l
who go Into E.lat Timor, an obJective pit
ture of conditions in Bast 11mor is hard to
obtain. NO'W that the lntematlonal Rrd
Cross and Catholic Relief SeNices haw
finally been permJtted to operate In fMI
Timor, hO'Wevcr . there may be hope forttw
refugees there Pood supplies ha"
reached many of the camps and health
conditions are slowly Improving Yet b
many or the East 11morese , the damage b
permanant A FYonch doctor with thr
Catholic RoUer SeiVices believes that 101111
zo.ooo chlldron are "so malnourished thlt
they will nevor be phyelcally or mental!)
normal ' It will be yqn until the East 1'11&
orcse can rebuild tholr food·produciJ1
economy and suppoM themaetve s..
The State Department 's coverup of thr
Incursion. Ira faUure to respond to the bul'
geoning famJno when II Brat becamt
evfont, and Ita e.xcesalvely cordial poetll'l
towards Indonesia today. domonAtratecal­
lous lndJ8'arence to the tragtc lmpUcationt
d Ea1t 11mor'a annexation Our unlnlll'
rupted and lncreated rn.ilJtary aulat&nC'
to lndoneala hu criminal contequenoeJill
Ea11 11mor
In accordance with U.S law, nonhumllt
llarian fon!lgn aaalllace and commerdll
arm• aalea to Indonesia mu•t be aut
pended Conalderably diplomatic. eco
nomic ond political preaaure can and
IJhould be brought to encourage lndonelll
to withdraw Ita troops from tho area ondto
allow the United Nations to adm!nlatOI'tiW
tenitory until tuch time aa tho East 11rr»
reso can dotonnlne their own political
future. Tho area should be opened up to
church. human rights, and relief group!
who can pf'O\'ido personnel and auppliet
needed to rebuild the shattered territor)' '
Finally, tho U.S Government ahouldaub
feet tho history of our Involvement In thlf
tragedy to comprchenalvo ICJ"Ullny. in
hopoa that the United Statea can IY(IId
complicity In future f.ast 11mora
Lag. February Reqt
stephen Snyder
fiX' tb-1 Plont'C!r l..clff
lAWS of Physico
bodfell cannot aim
same physical Sp.l
5C!C!O mavelicka ,.,
c:ertoJn weekond ~
The pains of mol
US tO ovoid the AU II
ricnce in which f\1
~me Cc.1t To thi
long. neon flngcl'l'~
lf&hts when thu d
employ them at n
Ftnger wavers a
\\'1th an acknO'Wio
beamll plop suddea
rewards for the apJ
more dubious
Associate Profcs.
Meyon.. was lnte1vt
lion doted Nov 4 rq
&lchrlor of Scion
~iaws on what tho t
portio do are. to ~
!4Y thtt most pOmJ
Meyers first state!
cjpjplte I he lollS of I
dents gain a more
therefore creating
will ultimately havu
marl<ctplace
Ah rhc MorketF
'farketplace Son
chanrtt an the maJ
&meaning innuonl
IOITIU grand and ,jl
~\l&t'6 of college culn'
I d prefer the ackni
Allllle for my Form,
\laver·s de!ilro to •
Cor "thu murkct plac
hlm!llll know& wha
blows who tit Is we
have a definite proJt
II Is tenibly dJffi
1going on and on In 1
1my point Is not to sfl
statements mJ
professor 11 Is
my\-at or salt in wha
~;ent
Meyenfworda repr
which cuniculum "!
a direction wh~
r.tated place' of a
Uctftly Subsequent!
tum . • vancose Mey
oCCreedom of choice
IOUO thosa words ml
student seekfng
education
Many students
daddy to guide th
of classes Not all
cumberso me fo
erma need such stli
JUJ Austin. Aaaocla~
nl~lill\'ved for the ar v-ereAmoriQin
'"' used In th.
ncluded M·li
runs. nmomd
ammunition
1 and n ful
Ln 19'17, whllf
ossuringcon­
had ended. a
'Wtla quoted'"
~ng that tb.
1u1 or milltll)
~ East nmor
ll1l
1n rcapon~
to lndoneaaa
n dolJrs annu
much greater
)O lndonollan
destroy m1•
rile troop con­
opters Hel\)
llan targota In
to by an lnte-
1 U.S supplied
Some 300,1nJ
he mountalru
egan to comr
1trol1ed IU'Oit
)ndillon lndl
al 8.li8Ckll tht
ile rich food­
JYS and tht
llonallndont!­
d the de"•red
1m to the I~
cine. clothi"S
aered into nuJ
I struving the)
donesin at this
Jtud somr m
and repor1t'd
~re A churth
mor with thf
10 one dlstnct
refugees were
o face of unbf.
he t979 Statt
report noted
oe of hunger
hs"though~
secret polic.l
en Joumall&U
obJective pac·
rnor is hard to
motional Red
Services ha\t
perate In Eul
!8 hope (ortlw
Jppllea ha\'
>a and health
~ng . Yet b
he damageu
·tor wfth tht
rves that eomt
pouriahed that
~ or mental~)
~ the Eaat11m
od·producll'f
taelves
~overup of the
md to the bur
6rst ~
ordlaJ poeturt
btonstrsteca}
c lmpUcallont
Our unlnur
IllY a11latana
naequenoe•ll!
f!l, nonhurnatt
~commercial
rnutt be IUt
omatlc. eco
ure can and
"88e lndonelil
lhe area and to
admJnJatertht
he East 11n»
own polltl~
opened up to
relief groupt
and auppllrf
lmi!IO I erri lOt)
t shouldaub
ment In thll
scrutiny. In
es can
01'1 Stephen Snyder
fOf cll'l flloflelllr t.llf(
1..4w11 of Phyakol Bodlt•a tell ua that two
bodlca cannot almultnneously occupy tho
same physical apace Though some hove
aeen movc•riclc.a try to defeat thla law on
certaln wrokond nights It holds true
Tho pains of money lou nnd angui~th tell
' uato ovoid I he Automobile Acctdenl Expe­
nrnr.e tn which two or more cars try thta
..,mo fcnt To thla end humanists wfth
long, neon flngens can point at o car's head
lights when tho dnver hot neglected to
ernplov them at night
f1nger wavef'l'l are oftentimes rewarded
~ilh an acknowledging nod and a smJle as
boamll plop suddenly onto rho road Other
rewards for tho application of science are
more dubious
~s.soclate Profos:tor of Psycology Glen
Moycl'l'l. wo11 lnleiViewed In a post t.oa edi·
lion doted Nov. 4 for hJa vfew!l on the new
Bllcholor of Sclonco ~ulromenflt His
~iC\cYI' on what the now requirement& pur­
port to do t.U"U, to ~y lhe least. seminal to
">' thu most. pompotu•
Meyers linn atntement it~ this 'I feolthat
dtspfto tht• los.., of frt·~dom of choice. Mu·
dtnls gain a mol't• well rounded eltposure
therefore rreatlng a better product that
will uhlmntely ha\ t• o greatt!rchance In the
markc1plocu
\h I he Mnrkt't place the ublquilou!>
\larkatplacc ~omehow " .. n greater
ch.tnctl tn th(l mruiwtplace cames the
dlomf'anans innuendo of a polly link In
aomo grand and goldt•n chain Do four
)~ ot college culminate In bt•lng., co~
ld prcfm the o.~cknowledgfng nod and a
~mile for mv Formal fiour
\fuver·s de11iro to have pupils prepared
u ciw marketplace ' pl'Osupposcs that he
rurmetl knowtl what Is bust for studentb.
know11 what Ills we want, as il we ourselves
ha\'0 n definfto prof~• In mind
It 111 tonibly difficult to reatrnln from
&olns on nnd on In tho ad hominem , but
my point Ia not to stab Insolently at mystl­
¥118 slalements made by a L6wi& and
Clartc professor II Ia better now to dump
VIII of salt In what his wounding words
Meyers words represent the direction In
1~n11m cumculum requirements are lead
11 direction who.~~e end de~bes a deU·
11e11ed place·· or social and economic
Subb«}uently. the veins of study
valic03o Meyers' mentions "the loss
lifruedom of choice" only In paa&ng. How
IIIIUU the.~ words mUIU ring In the eans of
lhe atudent seeking the doflnJtive Uberal
eduC.ltlon
Many arudonts ~ Indeed requlre a
daddy· 10 8\Jido them through the seJec­
of classes Not oiJ sfudenta dlaavowfng
cumbersomo four foreign langyage
1•n1n8 need such stringent ald.
JIU Austin, Aaaociate Regletrar . was also
nll!ll>'lovved for tho article. Her contenUon that 'fhc B S wna •wun ua n lltup~hlld tho
nbiK!nco of something 111 Wt!ll tnkon Tho
nbstlnc:o Is hardly romodlud by roqulnng
all atudanta without n lon1Jgn langulliJu to
onllltl ln. and wuarc fhP elmo Inking, four
quanUtotlvc • clnMCII which arc usually
such fuwola u Nutrition and Wnterhcad
Math. Stollardom ond Protr.ou Biology
Who •• kidding who?
The laac th•tomcnt Mayun. nullu ~!l Ia
polcnflally succlnt but uuerty untrue He
llllYI, the change h.os a very beneficial
effecc In thai It !UOJl'llht• absurd ahuouon
of having 48 8 S In Enghah I myaclf will
obtoln o 8 S In FngJlth and Philosophy
Taking four quantltnlive courses only
dlvens my Una or study. dia..aliOWing the
£rood om or choice 110 p~u,.tdvcly annihilAted
by tho new rcqulromont6
Tho ultimatum COUfflC' rcqulrnmenta
now Impinge on atudenlt lr; 116\!crly
limiting olthor fcJur tcmu of foreign Inn·
guagtl. or four corm~ o( HCionce <~nd ~n
castrate 11 coheront concatcnullon of cia~ ...
planning
Curriculum c ommhtoc mornben.
appear to bu prodlapo1wd With obtnlnlng
Phi Beta KAppa r~tatu11 J\\lo ropruaonto ·
lfvc~ &om the honorary committee
denied Lcwifl and C lart.; this plnatlc o.~wiU'd
bocnu11o of tho 8 s requirement woo·
l<ncAScs pnor t 1981
If tho change has u very bcnoflclol eiTcc
t 11 doo<J 110 (or tht! wrong ro.l!',Oru. To koo p
thoMt lncJlncd to tht> humamhc from
seeking a 8 !t dcgn't• to toqualuc• the
degree with tht• 8 A nnd to aquln• Phi Beta
Kapp..1 '>lahJI'I tht·..c so c.1lled upgrudlng
<~cademic c•ndl.!<l\Onl do not w<LtTUnt lhc
ttltpt•nse ol lo~lng thl' fret•dom to choo~e
cia~" which lit p.•rsonul goal~
Stud(!nlt- ma.y want to cultl\lato ni'On fin·
gcrs that when point~·d ul a dim patr or
eyt!s and a !wart Illicit onothl•r special
kmd of 8(•am llumanltl(•), majors W1th
no concern 111 thla Umc for foreign Inn·
guages should bu grunted such t1 chnnceto
do 110 ... these o called upgrading academic endeavors do not
warrant the expense of losing the freedom to choose
classes which fit personal goals.
• Gandhi: a shocking epic values a jolt
The film Gandhi is boine, bill~ A:.
a ··world event." For once that ma\ •
not bt' as outlandash 3:. h -.ound"-
glanre at the cast '" enough to
nu-.e the f!)'llbrow:. Candie 81'1'
gen. F .. dwn.rd fo:\ (:.tar ol 1 he Da) of
rhe Jacknfl John Gte~d .md Mal'
tin ~hccn tof Ap~Jcohp.-.~: \.'o~\1 , arr.
tust a fuw hl>led W1-tcd la-.t •~ one
Ben 1\.tngsll:) 01'-thl' Mahatm.s
Who" Ben lo..t~JE!) \OU a.,J.; t.andhl '" ,('t)n to tin• surpriMl or
man\. os B IO\\'\Cr lighting lor the
nght:. ol tht• etllon d cll1:wn:o. or
that count" II '' nt-ht•re that ht1
hrst lll'l{nn ha~o. c.ampnlgTl of pa-.sn-c
n·<ti"tnnc-c and it !>UN:'t"t'dsndJTUro ·
bh li3ndht tlwn rumm-. to I ndJJ..
hh nalt\'\~ countn thnt i:. nonethu
IL'" 3 -.tr.ll~t' l.md to hun
In lnd.lu. he as a national hero.
and tht• Bntt:.h ndmlnhtrnuon 1 ..
' •n dbt·oncu1t>d He camt>' hit> ~
campntgn to lnd.la ndu~mg \1C
to') attcr \1tton through hi-. non
It raises the que tion of the animal nature of
man, or put differently, just ho\v avage can
one person be to hi fellow men?
When yu :.ee the mO\iC-y·ou will
find th;U the :.up porting C<JSII" jUSt
that ~upportJI"'8 None of th~ fint•
actors listed above Nl\'C! mort' than
a cameo rolem the epir King If') '·"'
the mO\ic The young \'ell"nln of
the stage from Englnnd a<. nothing
shOrt ofbnlllant in a role that could
be one of the mo<ot demand.i~
liince Olivier':. Hamlet.
Tho mOVIe opens with thu ~ne
of Gandru s assas.,mat1on law m
h1s life the ~cene abrupt!~
"M'itche:. to South ~tric:Jol~t9s
dible Valentines
Lew1sand Clark's Women In
Communications Inc (WICI)
chapter have Valentines with
taste Tney will be selltng their
scrumptuous . edible delights to
your sweetl'leart loved one.
friend secret admarer,
roommate gerbil etc .••. when
else but Monday, February 14th
Treat a honev to a personalized
Valentene cookie. Boothsouts aaet
Saga ( 12-6 30 p.m.) and the
Tnulroom (1 1--3 p.m.) w111 be
overflowtng w•th freshly baked
sugar cookies, waihng to be
personalized with the name of
your darlln'
The LC WICI chapter is part of
the Portland Protess1onal and
Nattonal chapters , and is open
to all students entersted tn
communications and related
• \liolent protust!>
HI' lollo\\1f'l8 grt'l'""' to immenMl
propon1on~ and the war for Indian
tndPpendcnre begtn-. an earnest
and clulcl.h tum:. brutaJl}• ugly
Throughout Gandhi ' dt•temuna
tton Is a · (X't'tacle of awe Hil> :.elf·
le-.snc~ ln'>pn-c" hJ:. country to
greater and grt"3ter ndvance~. \ ao­
lent~ MJ8e<o but aU on the pan of
lht• Bnllsh
Ttw IndiAn-. are finall~ tnum
phant, but soon civil wnr breal.s
out and Gandhi begin~o a rompaJgn
to reunit<> the :.dusmed Hmdu and
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c-ult to folio,.. nny but tht• mntor
character Inside lonn pcrh.:tp'>
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One or the n\Oj;l p0Wl1rlul
..cquenro ~ i~> to..ingslov alone wHh
tho bod) of l11s "ifc no \-vords an.•
Npokcn. but l\.mgsluy suporbl) con
'll.Y:. hi:< me~~ge by mm"ely tnml
bUng w11h emotion while tenn. roll
unhepded dm-..'ll hl11 fnco Jt Is the
Mgn of n gn•atnctorwhl'n ono mo}
act without speaking
Slnt."tl ,,olcnre wa .. a major part
of the pat.St\:C c·ampaign , 11 ampl} r.tnnot be n'oidad In utl'\llhtuiiXII'
trnynl of tltP ronftlct 1 he moviu
would be lt~s!!om•d without It Uo
wamcd! Though there mnv be o
mhumum amount of tho spurting
blood technJque tho \iolenc-<>
~ohown tl> e,\tremcl\' brutal
It raise~ the question ot tho
nnlmal nature of mnn or put differ
t•ntlv. ju"t hm\ !>ll' age can one par
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thou~>ands of people line up tu bo
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aggro:.SI\'e ... enslbthtae~ of th(' dO\Iout rapllaUs t wfll bo bro~
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thi11 movie prapart'd go With 1•
open heart and mind and prePl,
to ha\tt your-souJ lnyed bam II IIIIi
chango your \IICW of life
Ghundr i!l playing downtown 1
tho Muklt noll Theatre.
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The premiere she
most important and
tjl)n!i of contomp
()'egOn opened yes I
and elm College
(tnter
UeXJJndcr C aJdar
"'"· David HockJ
\lan~ol Robert Raul
An~ Warhol are nm
to be shown in thJs e
o( pltl<'i>.S donal ed
Enterto
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of Flute,"
Saturday.
program will
Casella.
• Agnes
This perfortnl
Tickets are
lnfonnatln
• Santiago
Cliburn lnte1r1
Auditorium.
are still avail
for LC stud
Friday, Fet•rt
ext. 295 for
One.
of on Cltrn
Entert111nr
Pioneer Log, E jolt
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tl hu pprly llggr'e\\1
lc wtll probablvtu:­
•nd hJt yourdt.'t'po.
ritablc ton ofbnd!
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audience thlnkt~
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lreom:,penkrr ~
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Controversial art show unveiled
Thr prom lore show of one of the
most important and dJvcrse collec­
, tlotu of contomporruy ru1 In
· Or't!gOn opened yesterday In Lewis
and Clark College a Templeton
Cl'fltt'f
\lounder C aldor, Ouone Hon
.on Dn ... ld Hocknoy. Escobar
\lari~ol Robert Rnuschonbcrg nnd
Andy war hoi aro among the anlsts
to be ~hown In thJs el(dtJngdJaploy
of piL>ct'!\ donated principally by privato partll'!l
"It l . .s posl'lbly tho rnoHt impo
rotnt collection or contompor.uy
an In Oregon" said U. 41.1'1 profa~>
sor Stuart Buottnor wow wanted
to do a 'lhow fur owr sl• montha
Ed Coudero . 311 con~tultant and
l..C Overseer has smglehandodly
collected the art work ovt>r tho past
two yeura. mostly from pnvatc col·
tecto!"") In tho NC\.v York and ChJ·
cago~ s
In 1977 taudcro plannod the
Initiation or tho collection with
then President or Lewis and Clark
John Howard. and on that basl11
Entertainment On Campus
• Faculty m•mber Martha Herby presents "An Evening
of Flute," accompnaled by guest pianist Harold Gray
Saturday, February 5 at 8:00 In Evans auditorium . The
program will Include works by C.P.E, Bach, Prokofieff and
casella.
• R•knowned Sl .. rfal dSharmlstha wlllperform In the
Agnes Flanagan Chapel Saturday, February 5 at8:00p m.
This performan ce is part of the State of the Art Series.
Tickets are $3 for LC students and are available at the
lnformatin Desk. begon ro collect thts palnllng8
11culpturos ond n whole gamb11 of
un work pnm.arily from the 60 11
nnd 70a
Some atudents have el(pre"f'd
conGl'm that the location would
le~~~on the impact or thP collcc;llon
f'Audero satd they have been try­
ing to gelthP low school• Ciant~n ·
lx•in lounge for a ye..r and a half
now .
Assistant to President Gardner,
Mary Annl' Normandin . .Mid. WP
am uyin~ to a.c-cure Gantenbt•tn
Lounge nt. It is p~sentlv unused
nnd would be a good tempornrv
'lpaco until "' gallery oould be
built
We want to share wtth the pub­
lic but we don't have adequate
space. Bill Moore, LC student In
chatgP of toe coJJectlon sald
We're hoping that people can over
look the lnadquacles and appre­
ciate the art for what II Is
One piece In pa.rticumr AcC'i
dent, Nonnandin anticipated being
very controversial
• Sentlago Rodrtgu•z. silver medalist at the Sixth Van
Cliburn International Plano Competition, will give two
performances on Saturday February 10 In Evans
Auditorium. Th6 8:00 p.m. conc.ert is sold out but tickets
are still available for the 3:30 performance . Tickets are $4
for LC students. Rodriguez will also teach a master class
Friday, February 9. Call the School of Music at 2«--6161,
ext 295 for details. The collccoon which conlalns
over 200 works and Is worth over 1
million dolla.t5 in Its entirety is a
cro ,. secllon of contempornrv
American art by lntematJonnUy
known ll11ista. This gives only
a sampling of the coll~tlon Over
80 students hae volunteered hours
of ume to aid secuntyofthe rneces.
An mfonnalionaJ handout contain
lng pertJnent lnfonnatron about
the artists and pu~ces wiJJ be avail
able at the infonnatlion desk in
Templeton CoUese Center Pttul Pratt Studentl end LC community pond•r th• contemporary •r1 coltectlon
In T•mpleton .
Once again, w• encour.ge ltud•nb lo aubmlt notlcae
of on campue concerta, art ahowa. audltlona playa, etc. to
Entertainment on Cam.,.,.. "It Is hoped that by revealing
pnrt of the collection. LC wiU
recei\'e recognJtJon from commun -lty, state and counb'y. for having a
wpll known and rc<~pecred collec
hon of contemporary J\J'rulncan
Art. nnd that upon receiving Ltwt
recognltlon . release fundtng ror a
gallery 10 shaw that collection
Moore said
''The <~lgnlfic.nn t collection that i now owru..-d by Lewls and Clari
CoJJege need6 to comt• out of stor­
iJ8e" Moore said.
\s a liberal nrt· institution LC
couJd booome an mtegral pan of
Portland '~ nMISUC society 85 AUCh 0
coUect~on could conuibute va.lue
to the commurtit\
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Pioneer Log, February 3, 1983 Yiem Kimtah
Box 136
Ext. 231
Pagel J Glusrma Sen lora Oonm~ Johnaon (left) and Hilary Slou .,. two of thirty members on the newly formed Women's
Lacro ... team. Gamn .,. seheduled to begin ear1y thlt tpr1ng. Individual perlor1nances Unher
highlight strokers road trip , __ _
,\ handful of stund out lndlvid
uol petfom\4nce~t hlghl18htcd o.
two d'\)' rood trip to PacUlc LuthC'·
rnn Unlvorslty and Central
Washington for the Lewis and
C lark swim to.lm over the wookond
wfmmiflJ( with only :o~h men
and ttm W'Omen the Ploneers wero
br behind strong PLU toam~ In
ov 'mll point producuon 11lu men
managed Z4 points to Pill& 14
while tho "wmen burc .,fmllor
ru:4ult11, coming up short bv a 69 Z5
-.core
Acrortllng to hcmd coach (.nry
F.rnblon, bright spots for tho mon
cnme via a pnlr ol victorios rrom
('hrie~ 1 dl~on . jun.lor, In thu 500
yard freestyle and Robert 8rc)lll,
trcshmon. In the 100 lroostyle
Por the women. tr's sole win
Jng effort came from sophomore
Karin Deck In the 200 butturlly
Deck &om Walla Walla. WA. ha•
lllready qunUfied for Nationals in
the event In thu fraullng 1000 froo, Dttt
wna touchod out In tht• end~
nom>wly mlsAcd her !W<'ond
place or the dftY
In Saturday 11 nctlon at Len,IW.
Wallhlngton tho women mad.
much lmprm. •d effort lo&l..,
nino point margin 55-46
proved to be the men 5 shonCOD
lng aA thoy wt•ru out&eorod 77-Z!
Tht• t C women r~tmkfll'b swam
n h'fo of ftn~t place Onl11hh Mlj
Roberge 11o0phomore . won the II))
frco \vhllo Sondy Go~~eolgno. ~rr.
nlor touc.hed linn in the 50 and 1a
fruoAtyJo t~prints
Gil~~e.olgnC' hott thuH far qualifi,!
for natlonnll'l her ovcnt Ill the~
breoAtl'ltrokc
Tho man 't~ team, whtch h~~
plag\lad by untlmtlly and <:oo
lllno~os . faood a u~m of ll
'IW'Inamon. Saturda.v There t•xltUs ut 1
collugt1 a virtual
athlotlr team the
, 1\ ballkctbniJ tc
10 their anonymity
i bie.Jl·hert thu t chn•
!homt'
Value fron
games must I
at in term~
learning exJ
rather than
and los
-fil(! team cons Is
'"no. tn goncral, hoJJ
NITI a regular borth
lltJ~ b :.upposodly
,-oundf'l on which
and moro lnex,.JriC!
c.ln dcvdop tho finet &JIHon and Leo Pni"NOillt, so~
more. were the mainstay or I.Ct
attock. In tho 1000 free PllllCrl 1
nipped Edison by 6v&tonth~
sc.-cond for the vtctory and a It tli al'io an oppor
crgarun ~d ba~ketba U
le.i!< particapnttl
c ..CO<I' uf nthJNtC'S two Onlsh for LC.
Oatl
omen's lacrosse gets undeiWay Edl11on ond Parsons cornbhw
for the 6r11t and second comb~
tlon once B8aln in tha 500 free
time howover , it wns Edison
touched first for the win
Bress will be making the tnp
Natlonnla In March a,; a result
wtnnfng time of 2'03 z In the The team u:oually p
lllin.m: game prio
Jctfon !>quaring ofT 1
ltlm of that night 11 1
IIY $qUGd. • ------------- c oUcgc. M a lac,ro,se coact\ M5
Sheil:l Co~lel' Dreher t6 welJ quaJified Not only ot __ ,_,._Pial1 ____ 14 ________ 1'\.b she played lacrosse herself but pus \-\/hile there Is a knock to
catching and throwing. most of the
women have picked up tho basics
of lacrosse quite quickly.
The vear 1983 not only brought
rain wmter tenn and moN' rain to
Lewis and Clarlr. College but the
fonnauon of a new club ~>POrt
women s lacrosse.
Lacro~ •• not n«M to Lewts and
Clorl or the Pacific Northwt.•st In
fact Portland is the aite of the
wortd s large:.t locro:;se touma
ment held e\"tl!rY spring 01t Delta
Parl. Now Lewis and Clark boast•
the firlt \I\!Omen a team 10 the
N~e,t .
Through the "'-on.. and effort of
Alan Palmer, Preaident of the Lewib
and CJa.rk Lacrosse Club'! ILCI...C I.
Hillary Sl~ Pam Sose. and AflSela
Dreher women:. laCI"'S6e ts alive
on Palt>ntin e Hill and tn the
Northwest
~inOt> LC staned a team. three
addlttonal teams ha"-e :~prung up
and LC. hu recetved many lnvlla·
uont. to Lacrosse toun'Ulm~n t~>
from Southern CaiHornlo to
Canada
Jn addltaon the wom"'n 6
lacroS~~e team fr. fortuna t~ enough
to N\11" o coach Angt~la Dreher
who hzula lrom th(• East aa pre ..
ently a prufl or at nearb) Reed she wu alt.o a coach In the East for
ten .)'WU"S
While the women'tt lacrosse
team appean~ 10 be off 10 a great
Start. there are many who doubt ita
•urvivtul m the Northwes t
Pnmarily lhought of os an East­
ern ~tport Ma Dreher believe!> that
Ia~ will wow to be very popu­
lar tn the Northwust .
"Their enthusiasm
makes up for their
lack of experience. "
"AU 11 take~ are people who know
the g4me and enthu~;ln~oUc stu·
dents to play," Dreher aaid
Only th.rtle g~rfa out of thtrty have
even played women .:. laci'O'>be
bcfure but Dreher enjoy!!
beg1 n n r,.,.
, heir onthu&iat.m makes up tor
thoir lack of oxpenenc(• , ' says
Drehct
Druht•r i right. The women b
lon'O~ IC<'Im t1 compri6(1d of
thu1y or ll11' mo~;t t.>nlhullhtstic
womon to be found on the u.:. 'am Comments Kelly Krein. fre h­
man. "It felt realty awkward at Orst
flo catch and throwl but W'O're
going real stow!" Another rookie
Ukeb the foot that It's · not real
Intense!
Even though It appears to be o
bright rainbow . thuru oro da"'
cloudb sum>undlng the women r.
lacrosse team
Palmer pre ... ldont lo the U.LC
states that, "lis getting very diffi
cult to obtain money. ·rhe women s
team must buy thetr own cleats,
lacrosse sticlc.. and pay o club fee:
and most are willing to do so
Sure it 5 fruqtratlng says
sophomore Allison Nruver. but
we'll make do becnutw we wunt to
play badly
To cope with pressing Onandnl
mattel"5, tho U::.U 111 working on
many diJTt~ront money making pro
jects whfc;h lncludt• fund rnl!len.,
partie:. n laculty dinner pany nnd
letters a~:~klng lor dnnauon-t ht'lng
sent to the par'Onts of playt~rs
P<tlmor '"' c-onfident thut
women'tJ lurro~r.t· wfll gl''OW and
t:txpand b<'CllUllt.! of plnyt•r"
morale and orgnnl.u Hton lie ah>o
potnb out two ktoy obJut:ll\it'!>
Platoon Leaders Cla~ . . for
irebhmen , sophomore:; and Officer CandJdate:, Clabl> for
sentors and college graduo te~>
A MarinP. Corp5 Scl~c:lion Oflker
Page 10 \Viii lift On Campus
Date: Feh. 9 & 10, 1983
·nmn: 10 an• -2 pm
r~lac >:Temple ton CP.ntct· THE
MARINE
CORPS
NEEDS
PILOTS
DO YOU QUALIFY?
•PUI .. L TIME STUJJEN7 ' OR GRt\lJ
•ANY MAJOR
•20/ZO I::.Yl.SJGtiT
•NO FLJGtiT F.-XPERif:NCE
REQUIRED The lacrosse teams repre&ent
tho school and we need more U:
~>upport. u weU as more field
space. Delta Park ls thirty mllcs
round trfp and who wants to dnvt~
that far' We've got tho faru.. what
we need h> n lield to play on,' said Palmer
AJthollgh tho lacrosse season
does not officlnlly start until the
spring. you can find the \\!Omen b
lacrosse team practicing every
Monday . Wednesday . nnd Fridz\y
on tho field beh.ind the tenrus
COW'lll butterfly
Tho LC KWlm team Is \,IUII;J/1
upproac-hlng tho season a ond.
occordJng to coach f.mblen, m
to nth year as swim team coach.
lndlvidunl perfonnonc;es
heon very po:r<ltlve
Team wlso. It's been a
story &ipoclally for the men
P.mblon s remaining opllimliltf
though We 11 kt!ep the fai w
I antlcip.'lto drops In time at llw
end.' ho m-dd
• e
The LC Review, Lewis and Clark's
annual literary and arts publication ,
is now accepting submission s of
prose, poetry, photography ,
drawing s, and other graphic ar~ts for
the spring publication Items may be
submitted to box 137; written work
must be in typed, manuscript fonn.
Depending on size, artwork may
either be placed in box, or if work
wil1 not fit, please put a note
indicating so in the box Although all
work will be reviewed anonymously ,
name must be included when
submitted.
The deadline for FaJI bubrnission~ is
Tuesday, March 1 4 o'dock p.n1. ff
you have any questions, contact
Jeffrey Wallin box 137
Pioneer log, February 3, PEA
COJJ
Pca~X C:'orp1
people prcuy much
pic wuh commit met
hne .u~~ thclt I
lh~> wanl to be o( 1
1n • aroubh:d worl<
Th~ problem
deal w llh ovct\ea' a
&.II he: cycle: or povcr
acncration alter a
they're too busy h(
ahead The debllf
malnutrition, ditc
qualc shc:hc:r Edu
tllat .trc: la.clunfl a
Jt'l them too.
Your colltllt 1
>011 to handl< mor
lc:m' than you mtah
lea~h•o a nutnllon
hen, dn•an•na and
and trrlpuon s)'slc
rcrorntallon and
Represe
INFORMATIO
Col
SUDES/FILM ~
Cou
lNTERVIEWS:
Sign
Career PI
Pioneer Log, tees Unheralded J V gains experience Ld trip .
1000 frou. I')(U
In the end Ill!
ner 6eeond 6rr
:Uon nt ten~
.vomen madr1
rrort losJng bJ1
1'\ 55-46 I~ f'oUor
It llll Plrn'f'f' l.q( -----------------Tht'"' oxl11111 at IAlWIII .md rlark
collot(tl 0 vlrtuo lly unknovvn
1thlrtll wam th(! mtm 'I Junior
un11.v buttkotball l(•am Allf'"llng
10 thulr anonymity aru the ban>
~rht·f~ that chnrnctori.w their
homt' gumt'H Jllls M'IU•on thc!y hn\lf• aiMn b.-tlll !i41phnmon: ! big guard whu c. an
playing 110\itlrnl of tlw community ·•hoot ond hlt dw hoards Jim the•
collegPs in lhL• uroo lnrludmg < low Bc•!tsulu who play"' thc·gx•mr•
C' lackomo!4 . Mt Hood. C lark und with n•ckh•"" ab.lndon II.I•VJn ktlnt
<.:homakt•l.t fommunlt~ C olh·.c•·' .1 ~h.HTJ'Ihootmg wisp ol ,, rJuard
St-'\ et.Jl or th .. "l• < hnul how t~nd Mike "Bowman Wrm .. J.•I, at
t<>p-Oight progr.um that !IOrne 6'8 IU,I t(t'l out ol hi . wuy
lim,.., 'tt'nd plnyt•n~tomutor r olle·g•• Not a lithe• \iun.il\ players pla) In
tcaml'l Unfortunnte•ly fur the· 1\ 11. ·•II tlw JV gaml'l> It dt•pc•nds on tht•
these ll'~m . comp4'1c• nn o hl\'1•1 .Jt tn:•ngth of the oppont>nt , whcthf•r
lca!'it compamblo tu th•• \'andt.) 11 the• \U"'iiY has a gamt' or not and
Voluo Crom the~· gnnwli muat ~· on tho \<\-htm of tht· coachel'l Oftt>n,
looked at In hiNnA uf thn lt•amlng wtwn thr VUI'!\11) pla}'li nght aftc• nons
IUl&Cored n ~
urokcrs "'· >\'an~t
o 6nishu'
re, won the t~
:;ofieolgnc ttr.
In the 50 nnd ~ Value from these
games must be looked
at in terms of the
learning experience
rather than in wins
and losses. OXPf'ri<'n ce r:.11hc•r thnnln win" and tht• J\', tho ploy•·~ thut \ar:o;ity
Jo ~" coach Ot!.in S<>mpcn tt!flts mtl(ht he· ~~~~~~~~~S 8t'l'lldC'< tho IO,SC"' to tho com -.t't'IOB OC'IIon an th{' n•ghtcap will r
munity collcgcund 1.11-!i>UMI'd vu:tn-only pia\ tht 6ntt holf ol th•• 1\'
hus far quali!w.
evunt 111 the Jl
which has~
1oly nnd em
a Ulam ol z
lV·
Parsons su~
lalnRtny or LC,
10 free, Parwn
fivo-tontha ~~
tory and a en
'SOOII combtl'lt
econd combtn.
the 500 &ee. n.
vas Edf~ton
1e win
lklng tho
nso.resuh
:03 2 In the II ·The ~ uoam conllhiiH of plnyer1
1\hO. In gt•mwal, hopo to someday
wnan•gulnr oonh on the vun~Jry
Jhl8 1!1 tn•ppoll(•dJy the · provang
ft'Ottorl1 on which tho younger
and moru lnoxpttrion ced tlluycn.
un duwlop tlw Onor polnta of tho
pmc•
11111 nl11o an opportunity to play
crpn111·d ha11kotbaiJ for tho~•· who
I hive It''" p<trtlc•pa tlon thu1 18 the
: t3.WOll' ur llthlmJc:. .u Lewis and
'Olrl
I ' Tlw tram U8uolly pta~ the preU
.aMna~ game pnor to vn.ndty
1~ttton .. qunrlfl8 off ogain11 lha J\
~t~~m of that night s oppo~lng vnr­
al) 'iqUlld nt•'< en~• other J\ INrn!'> ttw J\ fJlo~ tcamt•
huvt' played and lo!lt to Mull llw plnvN'S that "'WII'lg b.1ck and
nomah School of ttw Dlhh•.md !!pUt forth bt•twul•n the 1'11\o team!'> lind
a t\."VU gumo wric!'> wrth an:h m.ala out th~:u tlall}' ,,H .. 1gnment b_v
thr Mcd·Oentl'i .. tudcntll frtml thu rhcckJng thu board an the locker
Univcr~lt y of On-gun Mudlt<.~l Ucn· room wlwn> )t>mp.·n \<\/Jilt!~ up tht!
tal School lwre In Portland dnv s lnfonnntlun
Tho llrst yvor coach ill Dalu
Behle". a math INtc.ht•r at St•awr
ton Wgh School • .md thv School s
fonncrvnN(ty co.tch Th111 VNr ....,.\ .. •
eraJ vunilty plovcr.t halrC bl'l'll get·
ling conMdcrabl• ~ ploVtng brnc• for
Coach 8 'hle~t on the J\ fJlo•
ThO) are sophontor~ Mvt:hal
Daddy' ~lonrue o high flymg for·
ward dnd the only lathur on th<l
team. Tom .1\(c Oonnun. a
blonde. mop-lop freshman guard
who rum tho !ihCM and t•on bomb
uwav from outNide; ·nm Dull a • This year several
varsity players have
been geting consid­
erable playing time
for Coach Behles
The· J\'r. ha\1 • eil(ht g<lm(•,
n:•m<~lnlng 1n thc•tr sc<~MJn Onl)
t\ .. a ol tho~~<• will bt• at homt~ ,
though They arP. Ponland C'orn·
munuy College on feb 18. and
Chumukt•ta C:C on Feb. 22 . -
team Is qUlclill
sa sons ond. Special Work Bearcat's tough defense shoots down Pios
'l Emblen. In
team coach.
Jmnn~s
ni ng optlmlllr
i the lnl
In Umc atilt
~·s
ation,
)f
ts for
aaybe
vork
tu·m.
gh all
)usly,
• ns ·~
. n1. If
t For Special People
PraC\: ( OfP\ 11olun1een arc
~pic prelt) much like you Peo­
pk "rllh commumcnt and '"Ill' ~ho
1\a~c 11\~\Cd their li11es .md dectdcd
lht) wanr 10 be of u·r~~l~e to othcn
In u lroublcd world.
f he problem\ OU£ IIOIUniCC:f'
deal with ovcnc<U aren't nc~ Such
tU I he cycle or povcny that tru~ one
arnerilllon aflcr another ~usr
tht'y'rc too bu\y holtlina on 10 &cl
ahead. Thc tlcbllhallni cffcc:h or
nu.lnutciuon, d•,<"•\to, .and mode­
<!Uo~lc 1hcllcr Etlu~ tlon and tUib
thai urc lacUna. t~nd 1hc meiln' 10
ICI lhrm tOO.
Your collcttr rrulnma quahfies
you to handle: more or these prob­
lem, '"-"you m•ahllhtnk su,h u
IQ~hina nulfltlon .and hco~hh prac·
hen: dntJn•nallnd bulldma br~dan
and trrlaation lY$Iemc; worluna on
rdorcstatlon and rithcuc" pro-trams; tnlrodUCIOJI bcller llfiCUI•
turul lcc:hmqun, oadvtuna 1mall
bust~a ~Snd estabhuung .. "'Opma·
1111n; or tcachma math and ilCICn'c
,11 the ~econdar) lc~<-cl
The number or job\ to do h
ne:srly ;u areatu• the numbcf of vol
untecn v.l)o ha'llt •1eacd ,ln~;c 1961
fllarly90 .000 More volunrecn o~rc
belnt cho•en no" for two-year
a• lanmcnl\ bcs1nntna In the ncJCt
3 12 month~ in A frtca. A slil. l<1lln
A mcnca. 01nd the Pad fie.
Our rcpcescrua1111es w1ll be
plu~ IO di\CU\\ thr opportUOIIIel
With )'OU
t The Toughest
Job You'D
Ever Love
Representatives on Crunpus Feb. &-9
INFORMATION BOOTH: Feb. 8
College Center Lobby 9·12 a.m., 2-5
SLIDES/FILM SEMINAR: Feb. 8, Noon,
Council Chambers .
lNTERVlEWS: Feb. 9, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sign up for your interview at
Career Planning &. Placement Office.
Pioneer Log, February 3, 1983 Momtmtary elation shifted to
dr"tpalr or. guurd Pat Fondalh IS
foot Jurnpc:•r at the buzzer nu:~.-.cd .
und echoed through tht~ JJicnced
lt\'Tn 1 he und of a sllm ng t.omcback
"'" Willumultt; ddeated Lewis and
< lnrk. 4 l~tz Sdturday at Pamplin
Spons Ct•ntt•r.
lloth teams C'amc into thn ~nw
with rdc•nrkul 3·1 cunfurt•n ct•
ruc·ords and W'ltre tied for St>C'ond
placu in tho Nonhw,•st Conlonmce
tandmg!'i
Olft•n IH'h, 11 was .~mt!\vh.tt olu •
lacklu~tur pt•rfomlanc for both
tttams lhL• sc-ore; according to
Spona lnfonnuhon Uln:ctor C hue I.
< hamqol!!t. \ .. ~ ... too the lowe:.t cumuJ
auw total In 35 Vt'lli"S for an LC.
\.-VIIIarnene t."'ntt>~t
Whl.lo the 8l.·.:Jrc.att\ hot a di8mal
KLC JJJ lrom the fit1ld LG mano~gc•d to
do onJv 'lllghtlv bftlfl'l' by oombm·
lng on 14 pcrctlnl or tht:ir 5J
attcmpte.
Gl\lng t.re<Ut wht'l'l' c n:dlt I due.
It wn~ 11ght d£•(t•n .. c• th.11 htnden.>d
tlw ~oring atttlOlpt ~ ol &rlllwrtParn
throughout ttw ~wnillf( A .'Jhuf·
lllng und quick!) lllU\lflg Piont.-cr
d«•h•ns.e rurc••d 18 Ik'an at tumO\'­
·~ whitt• handt•d cnt'f 12. nw Pio~ tradc•d ba5ket~ \<\llh th.
Bean: ats lor thl• lir.t 13 nunutc·..,
1lwn aftct twu lrom ~ltJ'\'C Rulhn4n
a st•mor cc•ntt•r, I 1ns tlw MXJrvr at
19 I C kiddl•d mto u l'h11ly 1.! rrun·
utc sln•tc:h W1thout n SJngh• potnt
• \t the hull, I (' \\.as. trailing by
dght, '!.7-19
Olft~no;h cl\', 1.( d1dn 1 th4\., out • until Jtm Raletgh tunior, $Unk a
tumpt•r lor twu afkr nwrh 6\l!
rrunutc ... had tu:lu•d a\<\a\ m tht.>
-...'( ond hull
The ,t,ng th..lt t.C wt'kud on
Tuesday:
BRIEF
CASES Produu-n. Hoil•' Dan Bn!AA .\-l-!d
{ l.lppt!MOll
lo;c·llC) H o h m.tn t orHd ~ l't1di Of{
~tiUoi Mt: .. "-'1'11' Cantpu& c nme
Pt>tc• l...u'l('n "\\ ll\ Ltoa"-e It lo 8c.'IH'r
1\lo.>tdav and Thun.dny
6 pm.
860AM 93.1 Cable
An informative and entertaining look at
campus controversies. personalities, and
activities
Produced by the Communica tions 324 class offense was m.1dc up lor wuh
tenaetty on dt•fcnse. Ounng the
Pta!\ ll·minute drlluf<ht \\tl·
lomeltt• I' biMf!St lnad wa onlv t l • potnb.
l.C wh.ittJPd ilW'Il\ ill tho Ue4ll't:at • lead behind the hoottng ol l'cd
Roo~ ·. JUnior. und mboundt~
cllort ol u gnrnm:H;,f18 Bill OhJ
'T\~o p.1in> ol dutch free '"""~
&om Ruom• and Olds brought I C
\\.llhUl 001' Ut 41-4% \<\-llh 1 19
nmuuning on the clock.
flle ~ap W1df'r\Cd hOWC'\'t':l" \<\hen
BlU Phtpps neltt•d two from the tin"
lor \\iiUanuollt• lame was runrun&
uur tur l.C. unh Ul second • n•m.,m ·d tu be pla_yr.d
Till' Pius \\oCnl nut Ulll hcd )l'l
!2tt."\t'i \'olz. JUnior, \\~Ill to tht•liot•
and put m tho Mocond of tu~o h~u
h'Ct! thro"'. to m.lktl tho scun• 44·
42, L C stiU fT'cliUng
f'olld\' '"8 a d~ft•n . I\" rebound ,
and an outJ~t P'J!IS to Ft•nd.1ll U~'s
tinal etlor1 ft.•ll "'hort of pmdut:ulg
rhe llt.'t:ded bucket ••" h•ndaU's
"hot buund••d oil the U.ack ut lht•
nm .md In the llour unmolesll'd
Rounc h·d LC m $0Jiir,; "1th 16
whtlc· Ral~igh and Old-. oontnb·
utcd apitx-t• \'ult grubbed:. tt'am·
high l.'fght n·boundb and Olds
na bbt.>d :"t."\ ~ n
The Plant~• \ .. ill take thetr 6-10
n-cord on thr ruad nc._'t weekend
to l"acatir: Fnd.w otnd then tu D1s· • tnct lt>admg \\ ,. lt••n Ol't"~un
s:uurda\
Curriculum
Comittee
OnP student posi­
tion is available
through Spring
ternt. All intel"f" ~'>led
should aply to Peter
Cook. e~t. 581.
Deadline is Thurs·
dav. Feb. 10 . •
Page11 • CJ.1( '-•una' Gornmunlh l'olll¥{11 \\lll
present a "'Orl.;.. .. hnp on flobbtP rhar I'll\
~
'1'1:1111 7·10 p m an Cormntmtl\' ('o•nh'l 101
\\ orknlS h•-.lblt• hours nnd ll\~tulu'B c:htld
111 C05l \\111 be dt-;('U ~d 1 ht• ff'(' l '3
6..'i7 00 £1' t 307 for de IIlli
• ldc:J t.,ch.lftgl' this \\'Ct foe u •s on
Ccntnll \men~ :mchh•' t s \\1Ult rlt'J~.l9
01e pro~m IU.'\tums tun. Dunn sunol·
Monaca IIJon roressn lan.gu~\t:'' and
\a net' :-i-wngt• 0\'Ul'SOOs pi"''f.'l"'lll ami'' all
bt h.-.Jd in TIUiyer from 12 1
• \n mtnrn\31 surrort gruup t(ll''' umr•n 1!.
1~ ollercd on su<'h u~ph ns t .. olauun.
d•'P' "~on inllm>H .. "), rel..t\ation and ell·
c_,tcenl.. The fl'\.!(l s.--ssiun" n"' hc.ld fnnn
z.:.:JO.;.t p m. 11mNia) . in the ( lncknm •• ,
'"'""''"'unit\ l cnh•r nmm 115. l·01 mnrt
lntonnutlnn rnll 6.~ ..,\Ltl)(l m1. 306.
• \ \tud.irur 'Und \ou ''ur k'hoJusbdng
h£~ld from 1:30 330 p m in the O~on Cit\
~ninr Ccntca· \dm~s sionts. nndmfonnn·
lion can bt> obtamed by('alling r.si IOOc\1
417
• Thn 8N\\1l R.1g C.onc:t!r1 wlll lo:nun
PSl ~nfoniclla nt noon 1n n>om iS of
Unooln Hall Admisswn I free
• Uo\od Hcnnan. lhe Dtn.Y tor of thc l~t
!'\ llonnl howcn.se for Am ~can Cro:JU\1t\
In Croft \~,IJJc~tUI'\' on ralt tntoAn Otc
Amcnc:m RC\'Oluuon m tlw 20th Cenllll)
ai7.JOpm arthcOrogtmSchuulof n:.:md
Crofls 8!45 ~ \\ Hamt'!'. Road
• '11tc :'\orthwt .·~• Him Stud\ C'.~,•nt •r will •
pro.sent the last "' •• part ol :m mE:lll pan
~--nt• on \ tdl·o .,, Humor Cunw<h
tu~htol Call Z:! 1·11.5\J for clutnal to
• Pc•rtl.and suue l nt\-cr-.rt) pn~nt o duu·
tile (caiUI"'tl Of frolll f,lfiC ;and Pul>/w f.,nenn
wnbcrOnetobcheldnl 75Lincoln Hnllnl
730 p..m Dr Fronk \tunk. poluicn16Cir•nc:-t
prot~soratthl"unh~~il\ wtll Jll~~lx·lon•
the fin; I iilm dm~s ion Iii 5 J ~'iO Cnll 229·
:S45': tor dt•lllll
•11te l>ortland \n ,\lu,t•urn \\111 present n
progmrn on Jopan•!sto. houses and gnn:lt·n~
at 1\ p m 'Ilte prtJEP'".lm wdlt(.';Uun• llonnld
JcnJ.:lns tu!>Cum Oan:ctor anc.J 1>,1\ld
Pugh IUdutcctas peal..•~ Tlwprugr.unas
lree for muru dc•trulu.:onlo( 1 <.;~ndv s Lich
crman :tl 2ZG-Z 1 1
• '111•! I41C::ros.-.t• lkru fi l,luruf:Pu btl he• RuM)
l'\'3tl \\ill 1t~1ure lh•• LC Jau n.anr.u b.Jnrl
and l.C s 18 pu~·· B~g li.;md truitl'.ad ol
toll•n 1 O\:. -
• lien~ yourcllo'\nn~ tulf) \\alt~ kung'
Titt•Amencan Cane!"'rSOCi t'l) lb p01l!>UI1118
tha t\'\Clltand \\111 pmndt•nU L'tJUIJU1ll'lll
bt.~a1 ki~> and \'1. "I uu 'lllt t'\tml \\ill ht•
IW1Hl.SUII p m and·wntmn un11ltappruM
mnael) 3 at tlu· \\ 1Jiame111• Pcui. Puhlw Urnu
Ramp S10 don31ion1" arJ;J•d
• l'minnd Cumnmnh\' l nllt~P oncJ lh !I
l'i.l.'HtrJ (~lll'r \\JJI pl !'SPill ol M1111lnHI Oil
1\tltxu'Cilfll.:l 1 cc hntquLos lJnd Cn rec.•r·c Jppun­
lunttfl't. lrcom Jn c1 na p 111 at Smand
~lllilh ~ludius , ~!61'\ ,\\, ulh llu•t>4•nunm
\\Ill i Ill tude II• lunl c.tdio 11d pn lfJuc lltrl) •111d
IIIU'>II IT11Aifl8 bf_!hSIOnh 1\•,:_gl!>lntllflll lr•t.J IS
15 l·or 111on· informnllun r HIJ ludurlll HI
U4-6111
• Mnnt Uth.l, mn lt'f IOrvt•·ll~ puppl'l
.,. f 11 nd nrtJJil \-\111 pc'f'fuma adupl&llrJn" of
.Ia panes•• I gJlta1t· tuad ~h1h Ubtrtg her
h;mdnUldt • pupp(•Js Ulld ITUI ~ nus lrO!
ewnt wtll ·lll11 at2 pm atlht• Punland Ar1
~IU'.I{'Urtl Gill Ut, 2811 fiJr df'1,1lls
Page 12 • llu "'·llt• ulthc•,\n pre~nt:. ~hilnttt-.tiM
oX~ II Ul II 1 lllllnni 11,\0SI lrcJ111 :\t•" I) •fh1 AI
S p m Ill 1111' \Rnt• I•I.UliJ8:lll ( holpt•l
'J1~.;ko11r> lm• 5 K'''"'' ,\I '-1 lttdt~nl ~> und
rmwr zmd .ln.> a\'Olllablt• at 1 C' < !•llc•gt•
~ ....... ollld I I .mk dC,I\\TilU\-\n ~II'\ l'll &. ~nn
, I Joc.s ,mel nl lht• dutlr
• I he "-¥f1Cll1.1l toumnrnt •nl lnr tht' tilth
llnnuul \\'odd 1\•ntt• t humpa on~hlp,, 11J h•
h••hlan ~:tlliP-tmby ltmn 3·7 p rn AJI p1u
c t'fld 11\Jrll tht• '2 c•ntr~ It~·'' HI ht don<ttnl -10 th11 \rn1!nc .u1 l,MH'"f'r 'OOC v I ur mun•
intornlolllun c'tll lllntt' lioms .11 t..Jk)() t;s.l·
111\9
• l'mditaunal :rwuw.a-.t \.'i 111 Prm::tii .. '(J'"' til
pn!St•nt o wurk.shup u :1 ,,,,urhe.,~l \!.J,lll
C:hald llo•anng Pn.1c ttr.t• t '""' ~' 'f'fl tn f..aghl·
etJn \ n.lni lrum 9 ~ m "' nuun 011' wurk·
IUJJJ \\111 be held nil he• lnduchanu.scCPn ll!f
J030" \\ ~nd t ollt1tt•'Ut.'dlli n' ltlnhh­
J<or pro~· ll'tltlon and li mtonn.Jhnn
c.:tlll4 I 1 !I
• ' ,, 1/lmuntl, a Hitc:hC10<'k thnll••r .Mnrnng
I··~·' I tk'fSllllln and (al"l~tll) t«J,; \\til htl
!ioh0\\1\ IOnight II 7.30 HI 75 l.lllt!OJn llnJI CHI
the r~t ( nmpu \dnu sion 1:. 1.50
• 1\ otuf,rrN 1.:. ,, clnt•umcntnl'\ 'tl:lpHmug
thr• C~\'311 wn~ ol llll' l.oO\t' t •• mc•nJh<m tlw
nx '-ti'MI\ tl at \\ ood tocj; in 191'-b \dll hi
hO\\ll nl 121~ s \\ t•.:uk '"' at 8 p m Call
ZZ J 11Gb lr.tr dNa lib
un.
• Tiul On18on ~~ mphon) Orehc,lln
untie r thcdrn..'Ctlon of:"\onnsn lA'' den \\111
pr-cs .. nlth .. ~oud :)'lllphun) Suntla) t:un
lh con c•n at 3 JUH todn, m tlw Portland
Ctvu uchrunum Gur•sl sulor,.t:; mcludo•
lndin 7 .• Prbc and \ o hmon ~<~kau ·r~dwtl.i
nr•· I adults nnd ~3 student:; and ••mum
ltrld In' II\ ,,IJ:ahlt• :u ltw ~\ mphon~ 'UtJ,,.,
Olhoc• tlw \uduonum llu' Ollin•• .and
""" ''" &. 1111
• I hi' r lrl!hUII~I· ThNlter pr•'"l!flls
I\ 0 LlJ b.) 1\enl l'lulhp' IIU"i month li
t1u•.,tncal Ht!4'ldmg ~ncs production I he
hll\\ start at i p,m.andadmis:.iunls 1,.')0
Call Z•UI·Ii37 for dt>llltb
• Jlmnlh) Uo)l•• pr~'t!nh <:ct
A C}Uilinrcd Wlth Bonsat •! dt•mun~tmlion
ofcr'U'tiiiiS nunmlur-eplantsand tn~· tn tlw
Jap.:tnL· l' Bunsat tradiuun The pn• <>ntD·
liOn" Ill be twld 31 I p m In lhe gall en •s nl
lhP l'onlaud \1'1 MU!wum Jap"'"" t• 1 ull..
An c•:Uubat1on I urmoruantorma11unontha,.
ln:~· t!\'CIII c .til .Z!n·U I J
• h·PIIikt> \ ou nt•c'<i MJme f ru'h Aire? Jo1n • \hlwl utz.on Kl l'"o.ldloU~bOA.\1 93 II.Jix•rt.\ ' • C.tblnl tor \\l'l•l..c•nd lkt-O\'l'f) from g p.m
to nullnl#{hl t'H'I) 'lund.w 1:'\t'IUflb J·n•!ih
,\tn> \\llllk• lt•:tttlrl-'d 111 an hour ol n•ln \Jttg
rnu u ~ crndtrthng till' !>ho\\
• llu npPnlnE( rur '>pllon of 1h11 f'l!hnMJ')
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Pioneer Log, February 3, 1983 t,ewls and Clar~ ..-----
Declll l~{ Fa
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l \\'ril{hl
I' nt thti l~nn"" I I .0,
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