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

Volume 48, Number 2

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1983-09-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

)ll High court rules Solomon
-end~nent constitutional
lepth I~"; the• kll) In 1-­
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llh lnok to
!nftll'1'1l« r• ami rll
,lm till' WHZ flll'n
c r•ll till h in •~.,.,.
'f d1/IIIWI h.l\ All rMI('" (•llglblf• for tho drnfl
mglr~tt>r with tho ~tlt'Clive Sol'
-!fl.;,·n by Ck I l In ordt•r to quoll(y for
fccJrr,o-1 Onanclal aid rho US
prt1mo (oun n.~lcd Junr Z4
fhtl ruling. knO\\-n as thr.
lomon J\m(•ndm('nl was
~ lmll ,) r•,1r':. tr·a
n juniur·, \\ hu '41"ALo.
'CII.rt;.un thu; \ t!w~.I\J !>t11JJ unc on slit u t1onal lual e1
~·u llc•r bv Jud~e(' Donald •
ot tlw Mlnnc•"oto Ffldt'l'ill
!rat k titl.l on lu
1• po.,itions on tl
T'lces Stc•u• r·u;hc r
igc•r, !>nphontm
J Jl'IJ WIIMln, hut
~.am ,.,;IJiw 1-oln1
•P thnn• runm·
I lam,., ~npho
l~tlllt't'IN allm "
n \'Nil" ''
u11on In Mtwnul.
• Michrllc> Mt '\r
tennw Stodd ru111,
anti third -.rw
~shmf•n
I Jwy !Spots fm t
l.aJll• and ·rr-.tt~
nal mtwts
nd dttlt•n.'nt vr•n
llw l.lrv•~ (our 1
Wc• do not toN>u the NIJng a~o o
1,,.,1.,r problem I at lA."\vit. und Clnrld,
'We do not forsee this
sa major problem ...
nd plan to sensitively
•nr·v with those
ndividua1 s
.. contacted" said
nancial Aid Director
·ane Tsukamaki .
net plan to wn!litJI.ely work with
ho~· tndl\ aduoh. whom we hnvc
·ont.H h•d. 'l.lltd Ptnancial Aid
>lrt't tor l>lune l\ul.amaki .
!\tnco tht~ Supreme C our1 b Nl·
ng, tlw I C f manciol \id Office ha~o
1 draft rt•gt:-trullon compliance
wment~ to ncudy 1.200 law
ndorgraduutc und graduate
· tudrnt!i l1w ll'tWr acr·ompanying thtl
stutc•numt strcr~~d llw lcnpollanc •cr
ol complying and rt1111111IOH th•:
form. otlw~l/1(' aid would nul hf•
I(IHm ru" Guumntct:d ~tuffunt
l..u<ln applic:atlontt rNtlllod
Federal fund., aiTt!l:U•d int'ludc•
C.uart•nt••c·d Studt•ut l.oun,.,
Nntwnal Ouvcl Stud1•nc l.o..n!i, Pl'll
Gmnt., Supplt•mrntul fi.dur auonal
Opportunll\ (,runt' and Or"f•gon
~t'Cd Gr,mls
'Jl'te LC Allnai~PiJOn" ond t'mon·
tttll A1d rohry t ornmJttc•P J\I'APCI
mel \vintur .1nd Jpnng lt•rms lost
vcar to mc·ommc•nd to Pr\•.,ldcnl •
James Gardner a~.;llon~t oppo11lng
the amundmen l
In ronjunc. tlon with tho ;\Sl..C
Polley Review Boar'd, the AFAPC
ptest!nlc•d th(' lollo\.'\tng
rocommondu IIOnt'l
• Encourage Northwe11 colleges
through the Oregon Jndopcmucnt
College:. '\sl>O<:Ulllon to tnke l:ollec
the act1on ugnin~tl the amendment
• Join \vith other. In the National
1\S~iat ron or Student f'mont•iol
Aid Admtm~trator and tn thu
Amentan ( oundl on fo.ducatton m
protesting the amondmont
• \bl... Oregon ., congres"mun to
oppo~ the .smt•ndmcnt
• Requt>.,l the It ww ~·hool s
COOJX!ralton in dt•\.11'iing ~trntcgws
to oppoM.l the .uncndmcnt
n-day trip planned Forest Hall renovations hit snag
The Forwat dormltor1" werw to be renovated this
aummer, but delaya and conatructJon problema
prevented the job from befng flnlahed when atudents Htlary Pease
moved In thJa term. Some ~Ita erw done, but the
extena!ve remodeling atlll ewaJta flnlthlng u ahown
here. The PionfHJr Log will covertf\la IJtcwy nextwHk.
Hilary Pease
ardner to visit U.S.S.H. despite incident
lJie h•uturu,
Shcm" in lhr
d 9'.30 fJ rn
w l'nr1lanci ,\J 1
u.-.. ~· s cartnu
a ntl bll s :-; r.m
'I,UIIII at I
at 8 ,, m t ull
Page4 DespJttl tlw t·ilpid cooling ofl s
ct rulat1on~t following the Sept 1
1cn\ll'tl ·n<~ ol.t 1\ort•an it>tllnor Lcwu,
d C'lor~ Prc'>ldt•n t Jomo" Gardner
dcctdcd to tnke his 10-da) trip
the Soviet Union on wpt Z3 as schelluled
Gardner -.aid he had wc.ught•d tlw
decls1on c.trelulh -.sncc• tht• tnca· • dent. and t hoM: to muktl th<• tnp
becau:.t• I he m:cd forlntcmaaionJll
intcrchungo and the 'careh lor
unden.tanding t('l nol dlmJOJl)hcd
by intemallono l dte.~•grcc•montfl
Ratht•J the impor tanu• ol )';Udl
Maruanne Ratchll
ry Kareoenov (lett) and Henry Traflmenko (right) attended an LC
on lntem.Uon.l 11curtty and rwported bltdt to coiiNgue
~tov. Thll led ~tov to lnwtte Prelldent Gardner to vttJt the lnl~rdtangc 1:, ~'mpha!'\iZt!d , as it.
thP. n01•d to 3\.'0id mispen:t~ption11
and mi,understandin8J> "
c;ardner\\01' mnted lo thcScniel
timon la5t Janual)· a' a :.ptMI.:cr· at
tht· lnh!ltulc or United tate.s Dnd
Canadian Stu die~ The im1t.111on to
sped!.: came from Gvorg~ \rbato\',
p1,•111wr ~0\ ud .:.cholar and dirt-~ ·
tm oftho m•nitute
Rulotron~> bt•nvecn L(. o.nd tht!
tnstilu to haw been 'trong :m Jet• ~"
~rul ol Itt. mombcn. atltlnded tho
1981 wmposium at I L on
lntc•matlonal Sccuritv In lht• 80s· • Tlw Mo~"ol Duf'llo(erous Oeca.lle r
Gurdner s trip 1:-part ol u continumg t'M~hun~e betwt!t!n
"C'holars in thr:!>o\ wtlhuonand lC
1 ho nt~t por11on of the t·,change is
a \\t'l'k ·lon~ wmmar on ll~"i -So\lcl
relation' "hu·h Is ''ill ..cht>duled
for Octobt!l'
G.tJdncr suid h~ made lhl• deic·i­
t-ion to gu to .\lo.'tC: "'' <tfh·r dtft'U~·
eng the J!l.,\lt' \\ith mt•ntlx.'n> ol the
1 C: Board ol "TrU!'II..•c• and both of
Oregon's l 't ~~natnr ... Thecon~n·
.SUb \V\Jt. for him to go. but not 10
1gnurt· tlw lt'lllnt•r mctdt•nt.
'\'\'t• .1n.• comn\lllt•d tu C\!l"t.ltn
mnr,tl and t•lhical 'landarch and
the loss at 26!.1 li\tl5 L mt·on:.i~ttcnc \\1th those: ,aJues and hould be
condumn•'d rn d1 u MOO m lhe
U.S and lhe ~ R.. h • id
Gardni!r. pnm.'Sf)' n::a on fur the
tnp. hm\'1:\'CI , l!i tor the academic
~<'hllnge .
We 'ltould antu;.tJMII! nncJiht•r·
:.) mpo-.tum th.i l'4lr, llgmn n•rloct·
ing our cormrurmcnt 10 schL•larh
uuer-changc.• and lnw IIHJUif"\ nbour
impor1ant tnl•'n•utlon,,J is~u •s.
Gardner said "ll•san lh1• mtd tuf:m
en1.1ronm~nl ut tnh'!Ml,Hton t1 dt~t·
agn:cnwnt and 11'!11"""" lh;11 \\ •
n~~ lo ha' c a clear St·nsc ol und
commitnlt'n t lu out 0\\11 anh•llt"<. ...
tual und t•thic:JI \'Uit1l!s
3 CAN HO\'T SAVE PORTlAND
5
8 Et)uippt•d \\lth n woni pruct• sur, tanner I.C professor Die llo\'t ms
c.,,,.,nding his wrihng st)h'> t:n~tin4-( UC\' clulrnctt•r and s:t\1118 rhe
world ti·um ht.·m~ nuL.t•tf
GRID COACH QUITS
\\,th fn:•tl \\tlt>an s n•s1gt1.1 tiou 1 C \\&II be ~utul8 a nt•w he~d
tuothall ()j,u'h tor "''"I :.t>..t un \\ 11 Cln \\iU continutS as athleu
illn.•('lur· und gulf O),u:h
LOOKING AT ~1\' GENERATION
1\i..S.. JuhnliOn looks at t•hangt' lfl l.C hfc from the JM'I'$J10CtM~ of o . t:\
)t~r man ai.K1ul to get out Sciences
Robin FT"'JU.Cn
Of tho-l'IOinN'r l.qc wm 1n 1978. while htlWt\'1 u fellow ••t
thl' Conhlr Fo1 \dvnnCt~ C.tudlvll In
Bc>hn\ 1oral Scienn•!< It nddro"'IC~ social issues
rumllnson Following the 3 p m
'lhowing thoro will be a dJscu!IHion
hol'ldt1d bv Shapiro numomu:t papcn;. OreU hOb been
honor't•d 101 hi& work In physics,
which im ludo llw f.rne'it Ol'lnnd
l.awnmt '(l Mcmol'inl Award in 1972
tho Loo S1llurd Awnrd forPhy:;lcsin •
tlw Public lntnro.llt In 1980 and tho Dickl
Frc
Ol"f;llnlzer" of the second lt"\\l!i
and Cllll'k Sdene<' "ymposlum..
~p1 26 -2i hn\'8 10\itrd Jo,cph
\\cazcnbaum and adn(l\' Orell lo Oif'('('tors ol thl' \nn~< Lontrol Asso·
t antionln \\'nshlngton . 0 C Woi.zcn·
b<tum 111 on tho \chi<.urvCommluoo
(or Di~~Dntunncnt Progl·.tm:. of the
\mt"tlcnn 1 rlcnd:- Ser' Icc
( ommllte>t•
• it1c re.1"on Drell wns .111ked wn!-"I think he will support the use of robotics." Rlchtm\t~r Mt~morial Le<.turur to
th1• American Association of Phvt.-
-oddre: , -.ocml lbSUe.' n•latl'd to
ilchuncing electronmtt:chnolog,\
\\clzenb3um whowillilpproo•t ·h
the subte<:l Some Other thing ~
Computrr:. c.an 1 Do' ~pt :!6 nt
Beth Drell and
\\leizenbaum have
been active in raising
public consciousness.
3:30 p m In the Agnes Flanagan
Chapel b a pro~~r of computer
setence a.nd a member of the Labor­
a lOt)' for Computer Science at the
Mlls:r;achu:.ells lne.tllute of
TechnolOft\ '
l>!dn6) Drt>ll Terman profe!>sorof
phy..acs. deput) director and Ollcc­
un' e head oflheoret1cal phy.:;ics at
thu tllnford Unh ersaty Unt•ar
,\cceler.uor Center. "'ill :.pt>.a~ on
'11le Hll>tOf) of Parttclt!!'i ~pt 271ll
3"30 p m. an the chapel
Both Orelland\\t Hunbaum hA'e
been actwe in roh•iru: oublic con· bcNUM-' htt '" t"•pt~dnlh qunhfied
and dblc todhcu~>!.ph.\ ,jc~~'1th the
gcnt·r-.tl pubht: \.\'drunk of him a~ a
vt'f) .. p<-etal pm":'iOn an ph\ .,ac~
e.-.pc.ocutll)' an tha~ communJtyand at
lhb time ,,,th the t!>!-Ut> of nuclear
oowcr :sod disarmament said Dr
Robert Deery l t a~oclate profes·
sor of p~c
"\\ ul.t.onbaum wa, cho en
bl><:ause he has both a pohhcnland
an cthacal vlt?\vpoant on science
ue·... not JUbt optnaonated he s
knowledgable &<1id John Miller
SY tem m4nager of the Computer
• C t~ntt•r Miller mel WeJz.enbaum nt a
conference hold In Portland in 1976.
'\mong Welzcnbaum s technical
contnbutloml art' SLIP. n list pro­
ce,,ang s)'!>tem and WZA a com·
putcr W'>tom whtch b.> ptc~ng up
ke\ wordb In tho user phrnsec;,
piG)'!> at bemg an nnoly:.t EL.lZA
recd\cd 11 grt•at deal of attention
and furthered the controH11") of
artificial intelligence For example
tht• user muy tell the computer I
am hlMng a bad day"
Pt•oplt• aro tellinlot the c"Omputer
H'l)' pnvatu thing!-, wtuch mn} be
"People are telling the computer very private
things ... They are expressing their ideas and
possibly solving problems on their own."
~aousne.!'s in areas. related to their
r.c~enu.fic expertise ancludlng con·
trol of nuclear weapon~> and d.lsar·
mament Their dtscus ion on
"Th.lnldng About Nuclear Woo·
pons will be heJd Sept. 26 at":' A5 an
thtl chapel
Orelll.s a member ol the Board of good The-y arc expressing their
tdea, and po siblv solving their
problt~m . on thetr 0\'\'ll but whai
:.oom6 to bother Wetz.enbaum i$
that people arc punlng too much
tru'lt in the computer saad Oeel)·
Weizenbaum wrote hit. book
Computer Power and Human Rea·
• • I
.. -s.' t ...Jif .•
• what Or Hnrw} Shapiro. chair­
man of the Computer ~tenet'
Oopartmcnt nt LC call pt'oplo., l mlsutoe n.nd mtbunderstandlng or
artificial mtelhgance llowt."''cr I
think ht? \\-ill SUpport tho UM! Of
robotics Shaparo '<nid
For those interested an getung
background anfom1at1on before
Wetzcnbuam s presenta tion tho
film Mmd 1\.lachme.'> pnrt of the
Novo senes on PBS will btl hown
sept 23 at noon and 3 p m In
To help keep studen t<~ mfnrmed on
:.tudent go">-emm cwt. the lnjorrrw
11on Progrommms boord ~\111 pro
duce a ~Htekl~ column Ofl the late.'it
ASl.C happenmg~o
-\lthough the boords3re met•llng
for tho fir:;t time tha~ "cet.
membe~ ha\e bef>n butt) geanng
up for she• year. ·n,c Rutlget and
Finan(.'C Boord c. haired by Angelina
Bellin •~ working on a plan to bu't
mto a small c-omputerwtuchwould
eventually btmefit all of 1\Sl.C wath
it<. financial manag(.1ment and
word ·proc~'l.,lng capabi lhlc~
In the \Yak.e of the succe~os of the
much publlciz.ed SAAB·~;pon
:;ore d. elephant excavation, the Stu·
dent J\cademl c Affair:; Board IR
f>Olicitang student suggestion., as to
goals for full lt!nn. Vice Presadl'nt
Carl Horton urges '>tudents to con·
tnbure ideas for academic tt>sucs to
be addressed by the board Al:;o.
revased grant appl1cat1ons for
,, ..
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Hilary Peas.,
Geztng out over lhe prdenl on lhe for11wr Frank ...... • lAwlaend a.rtlatudarrt
enjoy. • aumy 8ftemoon . • One oft he most respected physl
('1St' ol thlr. decade and the author
of a dasslc tOC\.tbook on therclnllvi~
tic quanlum lheory Droll s \\Ork
Includes the classlficnllon and
undcr:;tandlng of dozen~a of sub­
atomic parurle ~> which have been
dlsco\e~d \vithm the last 20 \-"ears.
Hts work a~; bused upon a combuw ·
lion of Einstein's Theorv of RelatJ\ •
tty and the new physics Quantum
Mechnmcs .
Author of three bool.~o and lc!oo T c.u.:heN lmu~lne
In ndditton to th«> noted nrtivttte.:.. '"~ilt• '' d
on Sept lb at 1 30 p m Orell will give land in thli
a phy"lu'i wmtnar and SOp! 27 at 10t onl) wt
J.JO Wel.zonbuum will tnlk about h•lens bu
t.xpcrt Syt'tcnl Both wtll be held nl.. 1 0,..,,.,
10 room 2.04 of the Olin Selene( 'ollt<gt• to b
Building \\'hal do
md hun to
rho symposium. which It> funded , J'l·om~l'r l.tJj
b) u gront from the Weyerhaeubel' row·
tompnny FoundUon , was Initiated h .. ,,.IJ ril 'v ~c
In 1979 \vith the dedication of thu he· ~uldfhll
Olin Science BulldJng nd htda ur
Or do \'Ol
rrurh.~rd llo\ ate ·auom, prol ----------, ·;,f\ll"'tcl who
llble to keel
research and vtshlng ~>eholal"> on•
il\·aalablc m the ASLC. lounge nnd
from department repre<tentntives
The lnfonnnrion and Pro~ratn ·
nung Bonrd hilsunposcdanorgnni ·
~taon chartering freelr. t!fTt'Cth c•
until the bonl'd can ampro\'e the
efficu.mcy of the charten ng pl'oce.. .. s
\ tn' Pre..,1dcnt Klmberl) llansink
hope" 10 structure a ~)''lt'nt
through whach chartet groups can
... ta\ an touch ~vith th~ board
SOf'A continues to "ort.. wtth
alumni in preparing for the Home­
coming C'clebrat aon Oct 2.1 23
SOFA Director~> Jenmfe1 Cahn and
steve Oamrnu envision a big wee­
kend oflradltion and fun beginning
with powder-puff football Saturday
morning Homecoming weekend
will Include concerts by the Phila
delphia String QuaMct, the Homt!
commg football game against
Pacific Lutheran Universi ty. n reun
ion for all students who have gone
on ovcr:.ea:. tnps. and a student
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• alumni dance featuring the West
Coast show band Cool Rays
A golf tournament and barbec:ut!
will round out Homecoming
.md tho'>(' student!. who '-'Vlsh
pln) ant he toumamonl !i.houldco
ract Carol) n in th(• \lumni Office
\\atch tht~ Pwnt•rr lAg for m~'~""
lnlonnation about Homecoming
rhc \SLC C ou~ E\aluation
nocd"' kadl'r..hip Editor-an ch1
and copv editor po:.itions walt
fillf'd !loon '«> lntereo;ted stu<!el1lll
<~hould contact Michael Ford
Oavtd Officot immedia tely.
ASL( President Ocbbe Hamber
curTUntly interviewing applican t
to fill vncanc.tes on fourcommiu~~ ·
Th~ Physical Plnnl PlannJng COJrn­
rnlttee and the Community Pla
,ntng Committee. both part of
Mlsston Planning process, n~I!Cl
student represen tative!>. as do
C.ommunlca uonto Board and
T(•mploton Governing Board
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Pioneer Log, September 22, 1 Good facti
I real tile.
hopes
and p•
Fo
add
•Thro
and ou 5,000
nab on
• You q
•All
practi
•You
•Fina
We1
Con~
law-t
or a Dick Hoyt, Novelist:
ars, Droll has bcun
s work In physlcfl.
the Ernflst Orland
otinl AwnNJ m 1972,
\ward for Physic~ in
't>.st m 1980 and the
nonnl Lct:turer to
hsocinllon of Phyt.· From class to Cool Runnin .......
'tho noted nctlvitac"
sop m Ore II will gwt:
1nar and Sopt 27 at
um will tall.. about
1 Both WJII be held
of the Olin Selena
um which 18 funded
n the WeyerhaeubC.f
,dtion. was Initiated
,0 dedlcauon of the
SuUdlng . c;nthy GlrnNICil\1
)( lh" l'tnno ··r l~
hno~tin£> that. -.rtmc a nuclear
1\11~ah• 1-. dut• to !lmallh Into Pur­
laud m tiH't't' minute~ . destroymg
lUI unl\ .. , hut I!'. left of Mount St
lc•h·n~ but thP Hr..t Interstate
rmk l O\.Wr and LP\"-~o ·a~:o and Clark
ollt•~t tu boot
\-\11•\t do vou do? Do vou yawt1
rultumto tht•" porte. page ofvour
tug• Do you languidly
Jp.tn yotU finl(cmml~t 'l Oo you
JIIIC kh ~crihblo out a wtll. lra\'IOg
I' ~ultllhh to your gt-.mdmother
nd hlclt• undt•r tlw 'inlnd baJ-?
Or do V0\1 pound out an SO:; to
hdfc.l llovt. formar U communi­
·atiom. pl'olt•:.~r turned full trml:' fanner goc'l down ll lot t!<lsler with
o SAGA sulod Hoyt fll(liN''- that
most people would mtht·r rr>ad n
~;plcy thnll<•r than a govt~mmunt
document expL1Inlng thCl pos!'ilblc
dangen; Of llUclCili' JJOWtll" plartlh
although bot' 1uld <:am tlw
!>ilme mcs~ wh_v not do it
With fit lion, llovt'l' fie 110n .11m' not • on I\> to cntcr1.Jin , but to subtly r.ut.t•
one s (.onscwuan1•ss
1 · tc•·· who I~> tlw only man ali\16
btllr' to kt.-op Por11and from being
IUJ..NI" Although lloV1 '" pr'Obabl\ bC51
knmvn for hh mam dmroclt'r John
Denson Hoyt ahcr t•go \\ho
dt>("Ode~ thr myNtenct.oftu. t•.irfu.:r
novt•b hr would m.c to he ublt• to
\vriiC ooyond thu C>.pl.'t IUhOnt. of
h1!> John Ot!nNon rc•<u.lc1' flv
pluno; to trv wnting str.Jight fktJUn
undcr a pM.Iudonym . ns ""r·ll a' lot
ting Oen~on chanl{t! ,\long With hi~o
Cl'etllOI'
M }'II t ery or not. H oyt d 00110 1
plan to hlt haH road•·•· ~wp
thinking
t featuring tho West
md Cool Rnys
nmcnt and barbecue
Jt Homecoming 83
Jdents who wtsh to
mament should con­
n the \lunmi Office
oneer Lo8 for
bout Homecoming
ou.-..e Evaluataon
'Ship Editor-in ch
tor po~:oilions Will
~ Interested studen
1ct Michael Ford of
lmmedln tely
~ent Debbe Hamber
ervi~M'ing appllcan
:son fourcommluees
Plant Planning Co1m·i'l
e Communal)' c.ond fic11on i~o tht• mirTOr-image
n-at lite but Jut ~> tace h. the ''The only \WV tu get poople to
' •
I
I
.tee, both part of I
ming process.
,sentahves, ns do
fon~; Board and
ovemmg Board Archives
~-- ----,tt_oyt hopes to entertain, as well as •tJmulate his audience . He often uses
and pieces of hll own adventures In hll mystery noYela. Here he
t'XI:>er11en4:::es the life of main chlll1tCter , John Denson. -
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works.
So do its graduates.
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add market value to your college degree.
A samphng o( j9bs our graduates hold
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ESTATES &r TRUSI'S LEGAL ASSISTANT, ENERGY SPEClAUST
AN11TRUST SPECl.AlJST, CORPORATE BENEFITS PLANNER
HNVIRONMENTAL LAW SPECIAUST
• Through ow corporate contacts, our national search team
and our computenud pl.aamtent setVl~- w~ have plllced owr
5,000 of our graduates m Jaw firms, banks and corpor.stions
nationwide
• You can apedatize in one of :.even o1reas of the law.
• AU courses include trammg in computer appUcations to 1~1
ractice f You can study m Philadelphia or in Houston
• Financial Aid and housing are awilable
We'U be .1t your campus on September -
Contact your placement office to k>e our resouru book on
law-related careers and to arrange for a group presentation
or a pen>OnaJ interview ------------ ·-------4
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loneer Log, September 22, 1 think lb to 'lhock them :JaY~> ffoy1
and after 10 yean. or teaching. he
more interested m 11hock.ing P<'~>"
pie from tho page-. of tht! Nt·1~ ~ark
1'tmr... Bc:u Spy .tnd M)lllll'f)' ~0\
oh; list than from the lt>ch•na. Hov1
thin~ it':o. he4llth\- for o ~o<:honl io
bring in nc.-v.: people and alter four
vc•ar. at the IJnh·el':'iit\' of \.tn"'land -. and !<I~ vears at tc he fed~ h~w
~
regret,. upon le<mng
"I ligure I had about e1ght good
}'t'ilt"b, <Jnd hung on for th(• l.u~t
twu." tw !'a,YS Hoyt is now pursu·
ing n rullttm4! wntmg CCll't-'{!r
With h1s seventh nO\."CI dm• to
come out n(•xt JuJ_v and h1!> c1ghth
undPr rontract . Hoyt ito doing more
than JUt~~t hangmg on
The onh bad part tr. the lbOia
lion. he says, leanin~ bnc.k In htf>
f'U("I.Jng ch:ur and drumming his
fing~nips on hi~ new word proce" ·
-.or Judging by the three foot high
~tack or papel'!. lhal are tht· rough
draft!> of his nl'\--v book. the neru .
t.ftv of a solltarv life lx-com(>!> . .
OhVlOUil
The Litle of Hovt !> lnte.~t novel, •
( ool Runnmg.-. . a:o. den"ed from a
Jaman·an e>.pression meanmg
Take it ~s_v, " of Hang Joo:)(•."
llo_y1 descnbed it to hJ pubhr.her ,
\ ik.ing Pre.,s, a1o ·a bag boom book
with a differonce
The boo\.. hero '" a dnftmg
pothead writer from ,\.1ontana
named Bison Jim Quint who.
while on an ashlgllmont in Amstl!r
dam wHh Rollm& Stone rnagnane
getb sucked mto an adwnture and
wind~o \If.> in Jnmruca the only man
an the world able to keep Manhat
tan from being nuked
Wntten for the mo!il part during
Hoy1 !.. subbaticn.J m Europe lat.t
yaar the novel evolved out ol a con
glomera tion of bits ilnd snatche~> of
hi!) own wild adventures
Hoyt tool. the word sabbatical
from the Hebrew-"'>e\'enth dav
literally, and rn h•~ word!'., hved on
the margins for a whole ,year
With onlv n"o pat~ of fean and •
o portable typewriter: Hoyt went
full bore. he spent the '>Ummer ll\•
mg among the RastDfarian' in
Jamaica. four-and.n -half months an
Amsterdam 's "roode lead~ di~Lncl, Arch1ves
Dick Hoyt before the apace-.age technology of a word proc:euot
.-,;, "'"eel-s on the .. outhern coost ot
Engi<Jnd , and end1•d up in Nt..\11>
\'ori.; Caty, where the 'wham­
lklmmy finnlcf' ol his hook ta~e:.
piau!.
"My h.-ur \\.'ali a lot gro}"f'f' "'hen f
ntmu back," ~d llo.)t. but ht•
nll"t!ady counts h1e> new book as one
ol the things he s most proud ol ll
rnnv C\."Cil come close to the expe­
nt•nC«' ol ha\ing pla)~d on an Eng­
lbh c.Llrt te<1m. \-~o here he' beat the
lngllshmen ;u thear own game.."
IIO\t Iii philo-.ophy about dart· throwing could bt•' omp;1rud to his
'riling
~, like conc~ntrallon. he 5.a •
"and I can t be mtam1dat~>d . Lor ot
peoplt: get p }'(:ht>d out by thctr
opponcnt-1 did at first-but OU\\
I'm so blase chat tl unnef\es lht>m.
and ''"h"n someone lags behind J
blast right by
"hethor rha oppom•nt is A dMt·
board or a l)'pc..,.nter . Hoyt
ob\1ou~l.) h.l the talent to tum 11
into an accomplice. .
Choral groups add voices
to reflect co1nrnunity' s spirit
Spencer Cc"vin
of tht-PkJocoorr tqc
1\vo new chorol groups-a JUZ
choir and a communaty choll'-will
be a\'ailable to the Lc\\.1:> and Oal'k
commumt\' thas vear. . -The Communit) Choir is dire<: ted by Dr Gil5eeley. a~sociate
prof~sor of mu 1c
"My g001l is to ha\'C 90 to 100 5m·
ger. anvolved, " ~d St>dey. who
want thr. group to be a tarse •• pi·
need" \Oace '"htch \\111 reflect the
, .. hole <.:ommuruty.
Pioneer Log Students alumnt, tar.ully. ratf
and friend ofthccollegtH ."ompnliC
the choir, which retlt'a~t. weeki.)
on Momby trom 7 to 9 p.m an
Evan. ;-\uduonum
See lev 'IWd thr.n! are a number of •
Editor: Todd Nissen
Managing Editor: Marianne
Ratclltf
Assignments fdttor: Roben
Oakes
Opinion Editor: Cynthia
Scharf
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Vol sky
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Butterfield
Featu re/Errtwtalftmetlt
Editor: Stacy Wlnawer
Sports Edltor: Amy BrookS
Advertising Manager: Deen
Tohe
lulhMJII Maneger: Greg
Ouskm
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l!ooklng
Copy &lftors:: Meghan
Fichteoau , Kall Krauss, Roy
Smith
laws Wrtt8rt Kathy
Cochran. Robin Frazen.
Wenay Wells Hall, Ginger
Irwin. Lisa Konigsberg . Leslie
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wnten and donotneousanlyreflect
the vieWs of the student body, the
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Uon Unsigned editorials ar•
tuggeated and are apprO'o'ed by the
editors and manage,. of this
newspaper and reflect the maJoritY
oplmon of those otfac.,.
SelectiOn of cartoons appeanng
In the Opmlon section IS the
resperwbluty of the Opcnaon Edrtot undergraduates \~'ho cnio) singmg
10 .,uch a group and for thu past
se\'f't':ll \'ears har; btleTl wori..in&
~
with alumni who come b.wk to pel'
tonn al such run<~lions a the
annuJI Chri .. tn\4 r)ilrty
~ley hopt•:-. the rh<1tr wrll -croatlc! lntt•ru lion ben' ecn
:r;tutl••nh and alumni
'1 d hkc to m • h the two he
~ad
Rehearsals fOr then~~ 1\'·formcd • jazz choir IU'e Tucsc:Ll_, , and Friday
ancmoom; &om 3 to 4 ::SO p m 10
the F.\'an~ Music Bu1lding
• .Uthouah man) \\1lmf!n ha\'t!
aln·ad\ IOJnt:d. dit !t'tor H11tn Gil·
tgam 'Satd thl• group nl311) ·aacb
'lll.lle 5lf'l8cr'S \ud1tions are open to
the LC cummuml) includang
lacuh\' llnd taft'
~
"Jau '"an amponant an tonn In
the ll~ · s.11d Gill~o1m "It impm"
lant thai \'\t &ng all l>f>h· of
muSic:."
Gillgam b u pa.rt-tlmt• bu·uh\
membt•r at tht! ~·hoo t ol Mu51c
with yean. ol C\pt'ncnn• a:. a pro­
te:..'lortal {au. paanht
Then• ~s bc~n an l.C tau choLr
In th~ ~s.t , but thcro w;as not
enough inten~t to k~p a group
going un1il thi~ )'\'ar,
"We want1tllhe choll"' to ((I'M an
trength and numbera. satd Gd·
tsam. We want the quabry to be as
high .... po Sible. ..
The group \\.1U perform ar e&\ic
and rommumt .} t!'\<enta. u ~II as
Page3 State of the Art computer
key ticket for the future • IS
U-..1 ,._onig:J>ers
('tl lhw 1'\onc'\T lAllf<
\ n""' compuh•r ''~tt•m to b••
us.ud lor Lewis :md Clan. ·~tah• ot
thl1 \rl • sene' ha bt>en mstallnd In
lt·mpleton Center:
nw IB\t l't!r~n<ll Compult'J I:S
t111d b~ phont• to a nctwuli> C'.nllt'<l
11c:)..l'l ~ortm,,•st , said \lit h;ll'l
turd dn'\.'Ctnrol Campus Poq;r.tm'
nnd t:halr:man oltht• C'onc:t'Ms und
Lccturt> Cummlllt' t' l'u J.;c•t"
"In order to sustain
and continue to build
\ve need tore pond to
people individually .' infontmlinn nnd quc•stlon:. are
rhangt•d unry '"''t'~ !\O nil kind' ol
anlor:mnlton c·an bu gathered
In th1., \\"a\''' l' can oottcr targut
.md bt•ttl'r ronti.tll our parfom\lng
art' • ..atd I ord
Thtl !tlllh' ul thl' \rt ~·nt; 10
llw lll).lll of ont• )t•ar hnsl(l'Own to
be• tlw largt•sl t·olltlt{t' 'lmt'' In the
Cll\ llwn· "'~ t'lo'ol' to 600 ~ub·
til-:rihc1 Lt .. t Y""w. not mdudmg
mdl\1ciu.tl '"""' ltckt!t bu\\ ~~
'In ordt•r to '"'lain and con·
Ia nut• to build tlw -.l'nt'' '' t! nct.'tllo
n•spund 111 pt•oplt· tndi\luuull\
t-'o1't1 :s.ud '1lus 1s pnm;lnh to
m·ct''' the f''''"'"'' pubhr. In ltt't
tlw sht't'P nuruht•rs \\ t' hnHt to go to
,, '~':'lt'lll that gl\t'~ us bt.'llt'l ,,C('~o;:­
to mfnntMtmn -
'
•
I
r ' " ' J u hll\ ,. rtw ht~c~st s<>rius an
'"'' n nnt.ltu IMw all ol us '"'Ori..ing
Jl.IM ttrnt• un 11 is nnl a ..athfactor'\
\\':1\ tu rt'IHlt'r pmft•: ... Monul sen1cc
to ... ubM·nbcrs and to n·all\ do tht•
10b ...,o \H"' re going to do thh nt-a
, .. .,, to a~'''' u~> and do our jobs He~•d footb
~urth\\ "'t pruduce_, culllJlllh'l "
t.r..ttd ttdl'l!i in tltfft!n•nt IIX'.stmn-.
thnlU8hOUI lht• PoMLlnd an•:J
\\ 1th the old~' ~rem ltd•l'l' had • to be pnntcd mad\ -a nee and trans
ported to thtt ltcl.ct outlt•t' T tw
primAl) nd\'antQI.lC to thu nt.'\\ com
pulf'r ~!>lt~m lie:. 1n thc ud..ct opt•r­
atur ~ a ... !Jng l£'.) marl.cung
qu~llons "ut:h a..,· An· you mh'f"
cstl'd an athletiC e\'t!nts at Lt.''''" &
CIAri.? Ord you J,nnw thut LC gaw
frc·~ pubhc let•tur • ? Tir.k1•15
:-o;onm' est \\111 abo a k llrkct bu\ -
•·•~ ''hat l.mds nl pJ"'Ob..-ams they'd
hl.c to ~ ·· otren .. -d nc't \em
Th\.· m'' llclo.l•ling ~~!\tern allow:.
for gathnnng m.1rio.elang datn '""'h
out ~ndlng questionnntro~> 111r
uck.et oper310r punches in th( -butter." said t-'ord ..
1 tw c•omputcr '' ''''"' can be
u...c•lul an ottwr an•..1s as well ford
plans to ubmrt a propo!M!I to the
1\slooun:stt·d ~tudcnts ol Lewh and
Clark 10 ro-tUnd the computer
He :.ond a computer is an abso­
lute• ncct•ssJ '' ' for a student •
~0'\~mmt·n t that has a :o.ubstanhal
bud~t•t .mel nlot of rvsponstbllit) to
th1.1 !ltudont:. to handle them~h.>t>..,
In 11 prurc-.•,.tOnal manner
Ford hope' thnt graduall~ · aU the
""'''de1 planning ol camput. achvi
Ill''-'"II be entered mto the
c:omputl'l --.... ....
Angelina BeltJa and Michael Ford experiment with
the new computer which will eventually print tickets \ • •
' '
•
Sam Bennett
to LC eventa.
Stress for success; • • Wllllllll.,.;. over pressure
Kim MIUr.r
Of the! Plun• w,;
Strc:.OS-f!\lT\'Ont.> has bt!ard tht• • , ... urd.and mo:)l t!\ el) nnr• ha!iC.\f~
ntmu!d lit> '"-r.llh at svmt•tinw tn
tht•tr lift•
~o\\ that) nu re an t ollt•g•· hm'
L'\l'T. ~ou ,,,u e~pcn t•ncc M•mt•
tn~ lul flituotmns INtl)ou mtght
llOI hil\ e cnt'Olllllt•J'r.d bl'fOI'l!.
u .. n ,\lc•l\:ltnc; k, at•ttng dtr'f'( tur ol
thu lAMts and Cl..lri.; Colh.'l·lt' Coun·
·.ding Ct·ntt>l'. scud that 01 m;sfor
C'dUSt! ot sli"USS m students . t~J~
eta II\' m the 6ntt ft!W "l.'C'~ ol •
:ochool 1 the .. uddcn nt•Nl to l'l'ad·
lUSt l"or instance. IUtfo'OI !i mu&t
get UM!d to li\1ng an the duM' con
lin•~ ol thr. dor:mli and truc·tunng
and planning tintt;t tor cia toll. :.tudy·
ang. 60C&aJ actJ\1111~ . ' lubs and
5poru
:,ophomo n• Adam Brown 2ii!td
thr liuddcn lad. ol urw·nuwn 15
\T"..J'\ 5lrc!>!!lul for MJmt• Mudt•nt:-; -
llwre am no par-ent:; no man·
daiOI) atlf'ndantX' In c.;_hu• ..... •.:. Be> m
lugh b( hoot rm ont.~ ro tt•ll them
''hat lu do ur "lien to du 1t h11
sard In oth!•rY.ordti, voun n•t~ud ·
¥
d••nl.\ n· JM11lt>ihlt• for· all yow ""n
.u tl£int.. and thdl 1 u 't•r\ tn•.sslul * thuught lur !!I001t' pt•uplu
btncl(' Mn· ~ r...tn l.w unlwallh\ , 11 •
IS nuportant lu lt'(".ognl/ t' } uur
vulum-;tblht\ lo 11 Bclm' ,,., a II' t • lh&Jt W<lb de'\ t•loJWd nl th•• fioo;ton
I nau-•n.1h' Ml!t'lir.ul C'cntP.r "hich •
t~'ln ht•lp you tdl'nlif) ttw ""PI of
lilreztli tn \OUr Jift•olnd YUUI'\llhll'rCI . -hi•• aw..a~
I u arriH! 011 an <H't'uratc &COn•, 11
i111 rmpo11an1 lo think ran•full\ -about ear:h ')ur• tum and th••n
alll'\\t:l' tl anrlhfull Seem• t:at:h
Iff m lrvm 1 almo 1 alway 1 to S
lrll!\l:ri at:eordu1,; lo hrM mur.h of
Page4 tht• time t"..tt•h :~otatt•nw nl applie!' to
\llU
• I l'ilt at lca ... t one hot. bal·
unct·d nwal a da\, -• I gN M'\t•n to t•ight hours ol
"'l'l'Jl nt lca~t lour ml(hts 01 wct•k
• I ~iH• .md n'N'I\t' afll't'tron
n•gularl\
• I h.tw at !cast one relnti\c
'' tthan .SO nult•s on'' hom I can rnh•. -• I C'CI'n'tM•to the p01n1 of per:s
pmllion at Ito<~ !>I h\irc il "t!ek ..
• I smuk~ les~ than haU u pack
nl c·tg.tn•ltt!' ,, clH \'
• I tol.t· h'\"e' ah.m fh tt a leo·
huht: dnn oJ \H't•k 11\t! b~·w s or
fh, ~hote-l
• I 3nt the appropria te weil(ht
for· my ht'IKht
• I hnH· an mr.muc<~dL·quate to
m•·t•t nl) b.1:.u t•xp.•niSC<.
• I get strt·ngth lrom my reli·
gious bt•litof6
• I ~ularl\ oawnd dub ur -6CK:IUI 111'11\'ltii!S
• I h.1\P a nct\\ork ol bicnd5
ond ,!cqu:lintanc.:co; • I hnw o1w or mon· fnt-nds
to confide in about pcr-.onal
l'Mtlt'l"'
• I am an good lwalth mclud
mg t'.) t•sight, hc~nng and tt•Nh!
• I am .thlu to :..pt•at. openly
..tbout nt)'lcclin,.:' wlwn I am dnh'l)
or '' m1i~·d
• I haHH'\•gularcon\t•r<oallont>
\.\ith the p•:oph• I hH• with about
domcs11c problt•rne. ~uC'h us
chort!!o, mum•\ .md dml\ h\mg
18:,UllS
• I do 'omuthlng lor fun at
least onn: ,, Wt't~l
• I om ahlt• tu urganLr.t· my
timt: ciTt•ctt\ ul\' -• I dnnk lc\wf than thn>tt
l up!i of coOt'«' fcJr tt•a orc:ola dnn~ ... 1
a day
• I aukt> qult't tum· fot tn\ -.(•It
during thc• day
ro am .. ~.~ :11 .'our S<'on• add up
tlw figu.,•s nnd subtract 20 ,\ny
numbc1 owr 30 tndlratt•s u Htlflt!l"'
Mt:ier and Frank Company presents -
EXECUTIVE TRAINING
PROGRAM
fnjormnrion sessions and reception for Lewis & Clark
students.
Sept 26 -Tomlinson Room Library
7-8:30p.m.
Call 0Jreer Planning for info: 1::.;<1. 580 abtlll\ to :.tres!. You an• ... cnou:.l\' - .
'ulnt••-able it \'our o,core ~~ bt•n,cen
SO ;.md 75 and e.\lrcmel} \'\dnera ·
hit! II II '' 0\ t!l 75 Read I· or 1lw Ht>ahh Oflt ne.x.
"c~·k to lind out hm,-. I C z;t udent
n•lit'\f' tlwtr 'In·~.., and to f{et ICJC.ul1
on how to help rehf."\C yours
RADIO
• Brave new music
• Instant requests x301
.Stanlt..'j Kaplan lidur:<tlional Corpomtion
On Campus
GRE WORKSHOP
Sluurday nwrnins • .,9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Oct. 8·Nov. 5
A focus on t}Uantltollvu and anulvtlrnl
section"' lor tho~ planntng on tllkJng
ahe C'.Rt. fo• f(nldWltt' &e.·hool
Inquire at thr Carr"r Piannins and PlaN"mt-nt Center
Pioneer Log, September 22, 1 Sam Bennett
Lre
he Health Of II
out ho\\ L( .. tudertll
5tres~ and to get 101.1~t
eJp n>heH' you~
~DID
sts x301
OP
p.m.
Plaremt'nl (enter ..
• , Head football coach leaves
position at end of season
.. '
t
-UM Grow
Ott he J~•·r illf;
f-'rt•d Wtlt>an, "'ho hils bet!n <tt rh~
hP.Im uf the I •.•wis .snd ClarkCoUP.ge
fuotbaJI progrum fc1r nf':trly rwo
dl:clldt>s llb announct•d th.ot he
\-..ill '"P dm\ n ru; head cnar.h atrhc
end oflhtli M!45<Hl 111!\'\111 , howf!'\CJ' ,
contmuP as athletiC dtrcctor and
golf coach at I C
Wilson !Mud rhat his role of
uthl••tic' d1mctor dtHract& fmm 1\is
JOb as tootball 'uarh and Clll!d
abr.cnc,. of cornmuruca t10n 10 rhe
oil o.1son as u btg concern
'Oll·scoa on dt!\ntlon to football is
loc:king. 01nd plilycr complam lm
not U\-allublc. A football coach
always hot~ ro ~ \1Sible to hi!~> play~
erw." ~d "'I IliOn.
~~u11d football coach Fred Wilson discusses trav~
"""Angemenla for laat week's trip to Eastern Oregon. Hllory Pease
Thla season martc.a Wllaon'alastyear a head football
coach for the Pioneers. Ret1n1ment lrom coaching foot·
b.tll \-..ill m~.an moM! time tor him to
devote to thu role ol athletic direc­
tor·. In thnt cap.1C1t)'. \.VIIson \\-ants
tu 'providt! lcudr-r..hip m turther
de\£!lopment ol programs . and
public n>l..ttions promotion ol the
If there~ one thing b~me ss calculattons, amorttzattons
students have always needed, and balloon payments.
thts ts tt: an affordable, bust~ The BA -35 means you
ness"'()riented calculator. spend less ttme calculanng,
The Texas Instruments and more time leammg. One
BA·35, the Student Business keystroke tak~ the place
Analyst. of many.
Its built·in business The calculator is just part
formulas let you perform of the package. You also get
complicattd 6nance, a book that follows most
accounttng and statisttcal busmes.s courses: the Busi~ss
functions -the ones that Analyst Gw.debook. B~m~
usually require a lot of time professors helped us wnte at,
and a stack of reference book.s. to help you get the most out
like presenr and future value of calculator and classroom.
01-.J 'r.-._,_
loneer Log, September 22, 1983 A powerful combmatton
Thmk bu.,ine~ . Wtth
the BA·35 Student
Busm~ Analyst.
TEXAS
INSIRUMENTS
Creating ~ful producu
and servtc~ for you. &e'hool r> uthh•ric lar.ilirie& . I al110
thmk thl! coctrhcs n•!t.>d mon~ help
Wll~on s~ud hi' is comfor1ahiP
\\1th athlctJ<;S at n rrtall hbernl art
collr.:gc, and IA!'WI nnd Clark off•n
more opportumllt• than mo~t He
bcliC\e that th~ rwo fundamental
nhjec:tl\'e of athleucg nt LC nrc to
cro.,te an opportuntl.} fornnothlctc
to crci!>C ccnain II n•latP.d lo
th~ gamr n well as to enhance thP
dm clopmcnt ofnn indt\lduaJ in ton
rr~pon lbh.! human being
Wtlson s 11~1 am~r.t on th" LC
football progmm "'II not lnniallya
a co.JCh but us a pl.la.) ·~. In 1950 a
dett•nswe captam, \-Vtlson led th •
undc lt~ted Pionf'f'r team lo the
Pe ... r BCM I m Medford whr.rc I hey
wert:! \1Cionous 011•~r San Franc1sco
Stutu. 61·7. It was rrus war h~> w<ts • named ~M~t lnap1rotional Playt:r''
a thA Plonecn h~d the n:ttion an
total defense.
Afttl'f' graduation and s.t."Vl'nd
yeal'5 of coachi"f( high school
athlettcs, Wilson returned to l.C 1n
1957 a.s head baseball and wrestling
coach and a !IJ~tan t m football
undP.T Joe Hu!iton Hf! bec:lm•! head
coach m 19&5, \oo\.lth Huston sret!re­
menl after 18 \"Car& \\lth LC. -\\1hon "succcst. \\"35 immediate .
as he wa l'l4med atlonal t\sM>da·
lion or lntercolleg~am Athlf'liCS Oi S•
tnct II Coach of the Year in 1966
after leering LC b:lc.k from a 3-&
finish in 1965 to an 8-1 record., ISC­
cunng the ~orthwest Conference
champaon:-hip
Even hi~ competition fiOlW ~il-
50n an a favorable lip"tt Fro ry Wes~
truing. C'"OBCh at Paci.tlc Luthenm
UruH•r:si ty for 12 )"ear& believed
\-Vtl-.on ha grt'at lmf"'cl
"fred \Yilson stand ror"'"tut the
Northwest Conlerenct! 1s all about,"
said Westenng. \oo\.ho callL·d \-\1lson
an winlenMt compemor \\lth an
empha .. t on educational athler1
.. \\c in the league just hA\.'C great
respect for him. • ht! 5aid
Mike Qsle{ a ~enior defensh-e
~ck on thi )-eAr team, ~­
'There as more of a \"oinnmg a.U1·
tud • fred 1 reall) m:s!Jng a good
effort to. ta\' m touch \oo\1th the toot-• ball pi11,_\1!1"S ,M
Tcamm:stc Bruce C'"..cli"SSO. who
labeled \\alson as the chainn•m of
our big. ir.unrnal closc-blit ~ru·
z.atJon,' :wd ltuu he run a cia
progr-.1m Ht! i concern ~ \\llh our
111lllgl:-Wa)~ to portnty ou~l'-c.s
in tront ot the ~hool,' commented
Corson.
\.\1bon hopes that tho future foot·
ball program ot I c will continut.•
th1' de\'<,lopment of attitudes
important to the gamo \\ luch also
relate to lite otf rht• football field.
\\11son".:. other concern i to main·
tnin a compcllb\-e team Bean& a
doonnat tor the lraguu would bC
inJurious. to both pla.)~ and the
progam u a whol • •· he Aid.
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PageS Stic
find Tlfi.Rt.IS \OTlll"'G lt•ll to !\ltal, 1 ht• trun'-runms \~~m
lm1g 3!tO "tnppcd ol tlwu• 'nlunhlt·~ -c'\l•n •hnw thiflgl'l
o;.ccmingly of\CJhll' onl) tu tlw t'ntlmt•nt.tl uwnl'r ltt•m"
lt>ft In loc~ed donn roamro n1" al•o ~o1w .
rt!l'hllps II I~ tuoll•h to lt·am proper 1\ Ill •I tlorm room
"htch might huust• a r.:onh·•·unttJ or :.umml'r :-chuol
llowever . it> it lilo.t•h that sonwon1: .tthlndln~o: a c~onft•n•noo -" uuld retum honw with 1 suilca~>e ti•ll ol rlndur block.~ ur
po~h''""' "' Cc•rtamly .. ummt•r .:><hoot studPnh arc moru 111\oly
to tn'-t• pos1t•1-s-but cindl't' blocl\li!
\fal.ing 11 more ''1dt•1) lo.nm'l' whac:h dt11ms \\ill hoUiit'
tooumfll('r ~hoot '""ould cut dtJ\' n on tlw amount of
flnliM'rty lt.ft m dorm room~ lwnc • thu tfu.mtlty ol itt'lfl" nUirtl.s tmch ut' idt•ntlficallon numhN'S But ~t·noual\' , how
~
often du yuu .,uutrh or pen a number rnto u SS postt>r or
houk'i'
Thomp~nn ulew J>oinlt>e.l out that tht• rollq~o doc' nut
ill'Ot'()l n.J.'Jf'On'ltbiHh rut lh•fll!i turvd in tnank room" OJ
dorm rooms for tho''' whu li\t' tno fur c1wnv to t'~trt all
th._,lr twlon~tngfi htlmc, though. tlwn· oru fr-.v allcm.Jti\c,s
to "'lonnl( thangfi an tht• ludhllt~ pro\idt•d . 110\H."\ t•r, this
.,ummer ha-. pro\"" thow Inc ill lies to bo unult• Pt•rhaps
u friund or· f\\ u \\ill kt•ep a I) pt:wntt•r· or su•n·o for the
,umnwr . bur tlw~'lt' .tro nut thu llt•mfi most f~qur.ntl)
~loh·n .
It is tJ1tc that tht• trunk momr; .u,l locl..t!cl all 1'\Unlmur
Ten da\''1 belon• tlw start or clo SI'S 11'-!ildf'nl Ud\1 ers -iliTI\t.' .md unhx k th••sc• rooms \\lthoul t)t'IOnJ{Inl( & -
Is 11
IMAG
vour
r
the COI.J
easy prey tol.-.n fmm dorm room ~nw l C 8tudent Wl!~ under
the n11~nception that damn; not huusmg e.ummcr
$.Chool !itudentl\ would hou:-c no ona. It tti a littlu lo.nCJ\' n
tart that all ot tht• donn!! t' c 11p1 f'on•sl t•ttlwr houM.od
summf•r school or conll'rcncc-s this t~ummttr.
llltimatcl,) the qut>Mion j, \\hO would stt•t~l 5uch
mron-.equcndal things <1"' book.s posh·n>. cor! board and
cinc'IP.r blacl.s? Tlw theft ol llll'n~s or t.YfX!Wnlt•rs t•annot
be condoned cather, but It 1 t•ut-icr to under,tant.l
Pt•rhap" people. thml.; that Uw lt~~!i~ ·r thu vnhw ol the
stolen proPf'M) . tht• ft>,,t•r the criml!. II cttrtninly n1nkcs
the propcrt) hardtor to 6nd pre~umably lUI In there Ounr'l( thot~C 10 daytt anyonu
can wander. tnto the durms and Into the lnank mom
GrnntPd , RAs do nt't•d aet•t• :. to thctr tllnn"d bt'longant(5 .
but U there Ul n way to kN>p illl but the 1\As out of the
1runk moms for tho 10 da)fi before N•tuming studenta
nrc allmu~d to mO\ u ln. atomd itf•ml't \\.Uuld be murh
~fur . S4'Cm"
reehns
r.ultura
WC\1
I thai COl
A war of words
and will
To the Editor:
When \o\illthe madnell ttnd? Mv
reaction tO the Sept 1 dtJ\o\.Tling or
the Kom~n tctHner has gone from
iniU.d shock to anger and dilfmay.
lUi both the So\iet Union and tho
Urutt:d States ha\'e anemptcd to
translonn ltus homble traged)
mto n bailie of rhetonc , and ulti·
mateh mto another ~>.cu~ for an -cscabuon of the arms rocc
One ''uuld think the loss of Z69
mnocenl 1"-e." woud cau~ lh·~
h\.'0 supel'"p(Mers to stop nnd
consider the conr.equt:n ccs ol che
current arms build·ur \Pt quuP.
the oppoSite ha happcm.>d
Rather &han altempl to anai)7.C
the trut• causes ol th•& tl""dgcdy. the
Rnagan at1mini~rauon has tn lt!.'ld
~mply tabeft:d thP. So\•wt Umon a
b:lrbanc and murderout> countrv
Wi&h most Amt•ncans at'Ct•pta~g
tlu6 11'\dccurare gPneraiLUtiJon , the
;1dnunistrutmn need ellplain no
lurtlll'r. In lact, it has t~tmphlled llcni!-e J1lOntll'On dtJ'U(;IUr or f"U6it.lf'nce 1'1.1Jh~ ~id thai
af a pt·~n j., mib'ii~ pl'OJl('M) ht• 11hould tOlnl!!dlolt'l)'
n·pon the lo"" to St•clniry. alonM wtth am tdt•ntltying Pt-rhnps the RAJ\ hould bt: ••llo\'\.'mf act t '" to the lrun'­
mom:. for a llmllcd f>Priod or timP, lor O:\Ottnplc , two days,
and the trunk t'Ooms could thl•n bt• r'l'·lodwd until the
<tnival or all otht•r rctumang studt•nts . 1 hat might :\t'tve to
lc~'lt>n tho oppofluntUC.. '> lor· ba.llt's tu ~ · legt-and walk
.tway
Craske cracks
back
1 o the ~dito .-
-.:c.ariv three vcan. ago 1 left t~
counlry club on u loove of nbsena:
with hopm vision~> of progre&!
being made an certain areas ofgen
cr-al concom rt 1:. ama:r.ang to set
the ar tual change., that ha\f
OOC:utTe d
I The !'iiUdents seem younger
\.Walthter more 8UI'C Of themseJ\ :"!
and mon• \\ h11c. No more tokens
the only black.' or bro\o\'1'lS a
. fcmcr,. .. o~~pite the hagh ho
of nwhilt• bad •• LC rs b ... c~lidi
again on !has rmportant ·~~ut
Ot\ Cl"ill\' tn tht• StUdt•nt hod\ IS sti
~ .
a catul~ nt)'th It ~ mnnc\ Ma
that rt>all\' counts .
2.'fhc.• C.truh~ 1'1<.1~ bt!en placedo
notttt• hy the.• nt!\' ti:ing of the Htl
8\ ht' •la\1ng ol tho t.lr-.Jgon (,\.fa
Dunn ht• ll<ts cfftlt'tl\ely stcri li~d
\1rllmu.cd ancl nt>utrolizcd t
fU('UII\ -and lhl'\' ~hO\o\ Pd lh r
collt•f'tl\l' .. hoep-llkt' chnrdclor h. I \\!11a I IS
~>Cnse d
rumili
cirrumt
1110~
nr.r:usto
dU('t or
Wt.• visl(
"ArnE
paro(
mind
the \1\
cars. •
and chu
as rarbJ
nicked
bacycled
We thE
d eno11
r the sl
oughen
ruM!U. ~~
nerctals
There
invol\'ed
anstead 4
them Il'
tncUom,
il DlilV ...
.Su
Mnrv Jo
or.~ PI
p~~
\\hUt d~
sum me
• ctpantl\
1'031ter5 b) anlonnang rht! \o\orld ---==~~~ ~
that the O\'H!I act was :.·::::3:~ ,allo,.,ing tum to raslmle ahem wrtt
bnn!l\ .1 '" h1mpor Htonceforih
tlwir own fuc uh\ 1"\:\ mw pro<:~lis i
a 11hnm and •• myth. and \'Vii
rt•muin -.o until the) c:an becomt
h'a' f.-.sgmL•ntNJ and dt!>organi:red lho c
of Lcwib
hastorv
ogy pro
wa' the
offered, predictable ' •
The Reagan admanistrntton
would Nl\e u eJcpt.>ct rhc ~1ct
Umon to net 50 barbanclv Yet lhh. • •s not where the predictabalny Ues
tr th1s act was predlctabl 11 Willi c.o
onl) becaus~ thv paranoia
ben~n the f\~o countnt!!i has
mcrua!iOd 50 gre.ally dunng this
admlntstnuion .
~\1Utt can be leamoo when a
counuyb so !earful of altllc.k thatn
knlM1ngly 6hoot6 dm~n u oommf'l'-
etaJ IP.tliner? What docs it mt>~"Jn
when a cxn.anllj UM!lllhe lo:as ol 2&'9
innooont IJ:Vcs to propag&He up­
pot1 for nn anns rar·c whar.h "'111
ulttmAiely t•nd in on!) a IJI'OaiPr
lol)S of hfc?
Thtt rt•aJ tragP.d\' of thf1 MJ.fm1
dent is tht! f•.w:"'hl ch pn.>tlpifated
tlw "hoi~ aff..._ir-•md thu frenzied
rectmn \o\ hich tu!s followed 'The
tra~!dy 15lhat the :,(nictllnion and
the Unth~ States could not a,m.
municate wilh uach olhCT IOfl8
Pnough tO dt::lcrtnintlthe 6UitU6 of t1
cvrnmcroal 1ellln•~ \o\ hich wab 400
rnilf:l:i off COUI'tif!
Suddrmly, thP r,om pi of 'ams·
p:ie'.(' ·and lib sccunty arnpllcauun11
Page& bocamc much moM Important
than coru;tdL•rataon of basic human m·
NO\o\, more than two WC*ka aft••r
thir; tragody. Prf'l>Jdttnl Re.agan hall
r.aid thai th,. KAL lm.1denr hu the
polcnlluJ to bc!Come .1 major turn·
mg fJOtnl In \o\."'rld hirotorv 11nd
thu11 all Aln•·rican• we ahould be
progan•d for "a long IWillshl :.lrug·
glu' ngalnr.t tht• So\1et Union. What
h; Mr Rragan It• !ling us'' nu! 1mpli·
CUlton& are t••mf)1ng
lllc D•ght roatnt.:tions impolie!d
upon the Sovwr Umon by \'ariuu&
W•• lt•nt countnf's \o\<111 ulttmatel\ '
hurt tho&e countncto thr• most Th~ airline! mdustm•, In thu n!spt:c;uvo
We.•tt>m coun1ne1; w111 pay a high
price lo pum t~h the So\liet Unton.
ln Lor. Angttle~ a ~1'1 e;hlp
rt:ct>ntly Ml unlOiJdr·d in lht! harbor·
for ovar n '"'t"lk OOUluw· long11hon.•
men thcrt• rofuM?d to unlood It Ttw
prole I howuwr , backJirud ; the
Scwfet ship was on h~a•• to o scan·
danavian country. ~\,'l!l)' day that
the ahlp Nl unloaded an the h.nr•
bor, the So\wt Union collected
lhouaand s of dollara In teasing
foes The ship wc.~o ""' cr· unloaded ,
and L'VI'nluall y h•ft the pon
"Punushlng ' thl! So\101 lJnlon an
this way \o\ill nor pn~unt " tilw tragedy from <~gain oct~umng Th.:
uction& taken !'Iince lh<' incldt•nt
h.avt! <,ef'\.1!d only to pull theM~ t\'\.0
fa<~rful governments further apart.
We huve already seen what can
happun u~ a result of th•'l)() rears
On th~ cou111e the Unitoo Slatub
and tho Soviet Union lln' cum•ntly
talong. thu future lootu. very bleal
for a// nations
Let us pray the lo"Jt of human liftt
during the KAL disaftter it> not on
omt>n of greater world auff~nng
which could re&ull from detttno1 at·
lng U.s ·S<Mer rel4tlons
Clt•nn ruut
&nlor \\ l'lconw b.tc~ to tho n•al unrea
world r\ftcr h
ra:Jk(-1 huuory
LETTERS POLICY 98 root
Aslona
loumc.>y
acqurunl
lheg
people.
dt~nt~ . 1 Letters to the Editor should be
addressed loBo• 21 Thedeadlmo -,,.VItllc
1s noon Mondays. Subm1s ~ons
should be typttd double-spaced
and lncfudo the 1uthor s name as
well u academic c/us or faculty
ltandlng No moro than three
Signatures may appear with sech
letter Length should 0. 350words
or lou. All/otters will be publl~hed '
but sro subject to editing lor
gramm1r , length and libelous
statement• The Pioneer Log
restrves tho right to hold totters II
space problems er/se No
anonymou• letters wll bo
publlahed . I'OUIC.
A high
....... ,. u
Pioneer Log, September 22, 1 But ••riou!ll\', hOOA' •
intu u .S~ Pfl!lhtr or· France: Croissants, cafes, and culture shock
colhtgtJ duC.'i nut
n trunk room!' or
u~\. y to r~tfl nil
n.11" fl"\\' UhtliTl..lliH lS
llc.MC\I'r, thl~<
bo uns.'lle. l~rhap"­
t.tt>n•o fol' tht·
jno!'l lrequentl y
l.~:d all !'Ummc• ·
"""' ., I ad\ i t!l"fi
lwlon~tnl(r.
10 days anyonu
li'Unk room'
!'tun•tl bt·longmgtt ,
tt>\s out rlf the
rniing studrnt~
l\loUid be much
· 'Ct>!is to the• trunk
cJiamplu . two days.
Jo<:kcd until the
t might !Klrve to
irrn·~Ao. · leg!\ and \\o'Dik , Is home an illusion?
Rebcc:e;a Brown
of 100 PI rw-r !AI(
IMAC!INf. f F.EL.IN(; lilu• an out~d«Jr In
vour own homo t·nv1ronmcnt Suddenlv
rhe countrv rhut has ~n homu since birth
..cern" foreign nnd cvon dJ~taMeful. 'llli
fcehng of not lilting m i!t known a~ n>\err.c
cullun• hock
Wt! w aU hrard about tht• c.uhure "hoc!.
that comes from betng'" <1 foreign countrv
\\hat ie. le!is (•a1tly undt~r rood Ia a Nmu l.~r
lloell .. c of disonetntion upon nuurnlng to <J
fnrn11iilr sociuty and lamil1nr lirt•
cu'C'urnstanccs
fhoSt• ol us who were m Franc:e bt.'Camt•
acrustomed ro .1 !'KX:tet_v wh1ch i the pro
duct of nearly rwo mtlll"nlum .. of hlsaory
Wf.' VIsited nun" from the Ronwn lmp1re
"America seemed like a
!------- ~~:~II parody of itself ... the
ecracks ·mindless commercials,
·the waste and the big
cars. II
;snd t•hurchc~ and cathedrah dating from
a<. fa• hack ru. the 12th century \\e pic.
nicked in mcdit~oal fortre.')S ruin• and
b1cyded between Renaissance chateau8
\o\.a: then came bolck to ~•"·lane freewav~ • d enormou .. glas" structure .. which mb
lor r the sky S;ud France trip memher Tom
)roc vean. ago 1 left thu oughcrty. America set.•med like a parod"
,1b 0~ a Jea\c of absc~ fit~lf tcompll'te ""'ithtthe mindh•to.., com
,\ \1slon 6 of progre' lrnDre1ah the wasta and the b1~ c~
in certain ore as of ge01 There ;ne aiRo habitual change..;
r 11 is ama11ng 10 . mvol·wd Breakfal>ting on bacon and eggs
('}1angcs rhat M\'f' mstc.1d or croi~sants and coffee I!> one or
them Then thcrl' are the 1~1mpoS(•d re~·
udents M'l•m younger
on. ~ure ot th£•msel\ ~ tnctJon~ ofbcing under Zt And strange.t~
11 ma\ ~m '>pCdk.ing f'nglbh 24 hours .t dav c.'ln be difficult when vou ha~cn 't done . -
11 for -,i'% month'
Ret urnjng to LcwiE> and Clark can alw bt•
nwkwurd . The world did not stand 111111
whih• '~e were gone \\t: \" mis~ed out on
si" month .. wonh of changt•s in the collt•gc
and in the II\('' ol our friend ... llke\.vtse,
the' hu\ e mJs•.l!d out on that much ot our
li\ H.'>. Jllat mukcs it rattwr diffir.ult to "ptd. up \\here you Ml ofT ·
II 1s at o hard to get u~d to going to
class and tudying again inste<ld ohisiting
mut.eum.s. munumt>nt~ and c·hurche!> .
Funhcrmore. tho~ of us \~ho ''cnt 0\"Cr­
seas .. pent llmtt \\1th pt!Ople of aU agt!S,
n.auonalttit•:. .10d ~cioe<"onomic bar:k­
grounds. Forbt·tterorlun,orst• I CtS,lllla
small and n·lattn•h • homo~cneouli -oommuni t\'. -f\Wt..\'lo<lrd though 11 '· 1 do bch~'C that
rcwn>P cuhuru shod~ ~~ntuaUy goes
away \\c ildtusted to franve BnlzJL Costa
ruca. Denmari;. and Cennany We can
adtu t to lht• u~ Aftf•r all it's nice to be ahlc
to rake .1 hO\\ en' hent..'\ L"r we want ng;am
W••lcome b3ck.
lute '\o more token:;­
lockl. or browns arT
)t•splte tlw high ho~
bacl-. u; i bud .•. .Jidi ~Summer school students find adventure
1h1s 1mponant tssUt
thP. stuclt•nt bodyiH sti
'rh. It ' mnnt'\ Ma -ounb
h,:. haslx.-en p!.lC·cd u
c.> nt!\\ King of tht• Hil
ng ol tht• dn1gon IM.u'l
t!i clfuc.·tiwly :ottmliLt•d
.and neuu-alit .cd 1
d thC\' shO"-Pd th • -
hc~t·p ·lil\t• charac tt•r
1 to ca:nmtc them ,,,,t
".him pt!r. lil'nt'efor1
CUlt\ I'C\il'\\ (lrtXllSS
d .t m) th und ""'
mtil tiW\ c..1n bec:o
trd and dlsul'ganiwd
back to the real uni"C.l
C hnsropht·r Cro.•kr
St!niut
OLICY
tho Edllor should bO
to Box21 Thodosd/lno
ondays Subml,~ons
typed doubte-specod
e the authot's nsmo as
domlc cfua or faculty
No more then three
may appear with each
~th should ~350 words
ertere will be publ/5hod
ub/ect to odtting tor
length end libelous
. Tho Pioneer Log
e right to hold Jettor11f
obfems eme. No
us lottora wtl be
bar 22, 1 Mary Jo 5<-himt•lprenig
or ,.,. Pl-r t.q<
PtTr T\\10 PROf 'E.S~ORS , apprownatoh
Z.'l people and rwc, \'On~ togc•thcr and
\\hat do \'OU gt•t' l'ht> ingn>dic•nts for a
.summer ad\cnture th.u none ol tht• pani­
apant .. are t'\.•'1' like!\ to forget
T1w cour..o Willi titled frdcing tht!. Trail
I oll~'Wil> and CIa~ and it was taught by
1 h1slol"\ proft·~ or SIC\t' Bt!<"kham and btol
1 ogy prufcsl>Or ld Flo.-... nn• 1hi~o ~;umml!r
waA the third urne tho c·ourse ha~> been
offered.
Aftt·r rwo day.. of inten<~t\ u orienta lion in
hJ~>tory and botany. tho group boarded o
98·fout yncht travehng &om PonJand to
~tolin on tho Columbh.l Rl\cr. The. riwr
Journf>) gaw people u chance to become
'acquainted
Thtt group wa"' compo5ed of all son~> of
people. coUcgc students, graduate stu­
dent~>. teacher.. and other; Thtii'O \o\'ab a
Widt• mnge of age and of personalltlc<~
Tho group "pent a fC\" da~ at tht! C'Oa~t
1camping out at Fan Sta\'ens and VlMliJl8
~historical landmark within o so
mile radiub 1 he fir:.r botany quiz C\'Oked n
general panir .md frantic crammmg .
Ml'r a on~n~t :.top in Portl.lnd it wn
up the Columb1a River Gorge and on to thu
' · ·CIIICJII, stopping at t~t>l') ' ht&torit alland·
tna1i<; nnd mu11ot1um on tht1 way. Ed Ftor-
"'41'. teJwd ~bout hi CJTUtlc: driving.
IWt11trh ron.,iahld or M:rtH'Ching to a halt
:w~u·n he &aw a plant atudent!i newdl'd to
• SIO\.l! a.~ :kham gamcl'l'd u reput~ -
Uon for frequent hi~tol)' lccturus whllu t•n
ouutc,
A highltght of tho slop tn tht• TriCitie :.
\v:"' a tnp to the Arid I.And f.(;ologacal
't·n.u on thl' top ofl\nttlcsnake Ml Mosr
the• area nround th~ 1'11-citlu" ha& bt>en Tracing the trail of LeHris and Clark
rusruptc•d by Ci\ihzataon and the • .u E
RPM.HVc i:. one of thu ft'\\ pl.ac.es lrft thut
loak.'i Uke tht• are.-. is ",uppo~d " to look
Then 1 t wa otf to Idaho and Hdl ~ Gall'
C .. 1mpground HaU ol tht· group took a tel
boat trip up the ~nalu: ffuer, doop into
Hell s Can) on The M cm·n \\':l' magnah·
c£!nt <and the nde \\ae. luU of spint ... la.rring
cxci1emen1. nw group lr.l\chtd along lht! ( learwalt'r
Riwr to Orofino hL1ho The b.:lrkp;lciUng
portion ol the tnp was commg up bOOn. \\,Uin t f"OS). but tin> uumpany mad•• 11
much mon• eniu)'Dhlt·
lbc'.k at L.ochs.1 Lodge the bar.l..packe~
made u bet· I me for •th~ <~howt!J'S . '' hic.h
\\1~ SI.SO 1lw bdck porch ut the lodgt!
\\i.lS thf' next «ilop. hher"C lht~ · t:ollapscd
and wrutc in thdr iouma.ls
Do;o..-r at: FOOlf.O into thtnking this
"a' IU"I one hul(t' gu1dcd tour 01ere
W<tS a lot of acadcm1c \o\'Ori. tn\"ol\'ed
dolily journal was a rottuirement, as wa a
liJX'<'ie ... ""'' of :sll plantt. 1denti6ed In addt-
Nearly an members of the group kept their sense of
humor ... even through Beckham holding an
umbrella over the stove so the eggs wouldn't get
soggy.
but the wet wNther made II questionable
Aft~:~r much dt•bate and dl~u!>lioion Bed·
ham und Ftoronce decided that th., g;rqup
\vould !lpt!nd the night in a motel In
K4miilh td.lho. Evcrvone hAd wet tent • and t.'\~o-'1"al poople had \\CI ... lceptng bag
'Iltu I"'old up to thu rrnll \\'a6 impassable ,
so tht• oockp.1cklng lrip was delil)'ttd
ttam(• bttcAme the Po\"'-.11 campground
and Lochr;.a Lodge On Juty.4. thr
'\'\'Bilthnr WU!\ dry cnoush to hu the traiL 80
tho St.: who\\anted to ~o b.lckpaclans~c.·nt
8\' the end of the 68Cond W\' of hiking. . -ma8>1 otlh~ group ~t·n• in fairly good con·
dftiun; thuy iu~l C'OUidn'l wal""
11\0St! who \\ere t'xptmeocc.>d back·
p•u.:kt.>ni helped those that ""''n' tn&t begin­
nang 1::\'Cryont' shdn•d advice. f't•ar ~ food
and 1110\'C~ HIIJng 25 mile·~ 111 rwo dayw tton to these thmp. there \W a ta~home
final. \o\hich \WS given out during orienta·
&ron. rr chose wt·ren t enough,~ ttnll or the
group did tOdcpendent study proJect
And nc.~y r.-. eryonc took p1Nurus • Thu group departed eMb the ""'t
morning. \\lth brl>aiJallt at 5:30 n.m Thu
l't!ason fot· th1s w;ae; a 40-milc canoe trip
do,,n the Cle3rwah:r Rh"Ur, cm<enng t.lnt• ol
tho last ln.'t' tl~'ll"'g tn•tchcsotwater . Th~
mpid" addt·d to 1hl.' tun. as did a ~nano
ol Indian war e<~noe~ . cornplt'lt• Wtth
ambu:;h and all..i4n • I tho m1d uf tho
journt.'\', t!\ cr\ budv tk'Cidt~d flora net• -. -looked too hot, und I~\ h1m into tht•
M\l!r1 Beckham ran for the van and loclu..>d
the doors
1110 next dit 'lhl.o\ dt'U\'C hotm' \\11h no • hililorical lotndmAJ~ top
near Log, September 22, 1983 E.:u h tnp ha di unguJShingcharacrcris­
IIC.'i. according to Beckham and 1-lomnce
ntis lnp b rruun feature wa~ rwn II nuncd
in the Tn·Cith.:s whJch is das Hied a a
h1gh oold dt~rt It mmecl all through
Idaho 11 nuncd •n places '~here cfght
incho of ruin a :)'CIJT 1st he nonn. IJke Lc\'1.1 -
ron. 11 na.incd in Kanuah. an Orofino and of
COUI"$C it nnned at the coast But this group
wa made of tough ~tuff ICon ext
E\cn through lnps to the wundromatlO
clr) slecptng ba~ wee pac:ks. and wet sc:u-:
e\Cn through Bcclham hotdins :an
umbrella over the tO\oe mJ the egg~
wouldn t get -the complaints were
fuw and quieti) muttered J\nd nearl) all
membel':' ol the group kept thc1r scruc ot
humor. In all fairness tt must be 1 ecorded
that some kept 11 better than oth~ but
that' to be e.'\pectt?d
When tra\'dif\8\'loltha largegroupofpeo­
pl there arc constant imtauon~-Uk.e
people being latt>-BccUwn nod Florance
dt..,lt \~ ' cfh."t'ti\~1) with tardaness -lht•y
left, \o\lth or \o\ithout all the group "'nme
"ait for no one and m~ither do Ed and
~IC\'C , as on~ pcr.>on put tt. ~omc peoplf'
\HTC latt• more ollcn than others. and got
wry good at doing \\ind pnnt after the
\'an
1here wercn':l an prubhmt \\,lh \\lid
anunals but ~prinK!~ \\'Cre untamed ond
\1dou In theTri ~Cittcs theywcrucompu·
tt•riz.cd and could not be eastl.) shut off
\\·hteh made morning n rntht•r dampenmg
e\pcncnce In LlMistun the pnnklc•n
s.hot a SO. foot lrc4m of watt>r The\ made - gt•umg to the balllroom :s f 'lit worth\ ot • applause
In :;plla of pnnkler-s and Iolli of nun.
once lht• bhsters had heAled und the fina.J
wa turned an. 1t was agreed thAI tnaCUlg
the tnall ol Le\ .. is and Clark was a memora­
ble and f'.Jllo~-ahle e.~~:1>encn •
Page7 Personal reminiscin ..... s
Kirk John-.nn
J or thr l'ionc'!C r l
THOUGH \1\' m tH R nt hH'\I'rnt•nts at
IA.."Wis and Clllrl: nun be It"-' I holc.J till'
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mre dtr;tmclton otllll\'lng starwd as a ln•sh·
rrum lwre stx long yea~ o.~go
~mcc then then• ha\'c been mnll\
chan PS in campU!i. hfi• for eJ~Jtmpl•• uch
thmgs as lhe F'rcshm3n Semmnr and :m
arU\ :md tcJ ~allsuc· lt!\\1111 CO-op hli\'C
dtsappcared from CXJMI!m e and tlw 51.)1••
oi clolhing and 1hough1 to wh1ch a m;liOJ"
II) of llldcnt~~o adhere tum• changed
\\'lwn t '' ns nlru hmnn llll' Jnws of 51\ II'
d•cta!L>d I hal hare knet-s and AnnYfiUrplul'i
undcrweru :.hould shO\\ lhrough h'M'S 111
fad,>d L•!l.'l!i rodu\ ttw "I'!Jing dgt• ol
t.:u;hJOn suggi':;Z> ntlcn t forwc11nen -th:tt
hmt> shouldt'J'S and hr-.1 6trap:. hould tw
\'i!ilhh· lhrough tom &wc;thhirtli lim\
tintCb IUllo"e chaugcd
Anolhcr :>igntllt.:ant d<.."\••lopmcnt is lhJt
those people \o\ ho contmu., thl· e<arlll'r
&t)lcs ol thougtu nnd d~~ hn,.-• n-~t:l·nth •
n.uned tht.·mselH~Ji tht• Radit~'llt;, ,;..
J'f!(l~nlllon of lht•lr hill trorn tht• mom·
c.t~.am to &ht• lnngus ol I.C 60ClCI) 1"1•ann~
that ffi) ob~svat1on5 mtght bt~ at '' or'bt
contrm~rz;tal and atle3 1 h1ghL\ ubtt~ll\ ,.
Ilea\~ the role ol social c hmnac.:h!r to tho~
more kiiiL-d m mcort.lmg sou11l changt•
ln6t~~d \'\hat Is (X'nt(Jrutlty mon· antcr
estm,g as a Slx·.ve.zu· tudt•nttr> hm\ others ul
Ol) "gt•rwration' and I &ct• our uniqut• V'"'
dlcamt:nt Wt• f,~J oonOicung !>!•nses or
pndt• and ~thamt • at hu\11ng 1'\'n&aint•d at
ttuli colleg•• tor so long for o~mph· ,l cmn t
twlp but get dt•tnt·awd \'1 nndt•rlng
wtwtht•r my bt·~hman rh.ttl6 w11t hold 116
t"i11tl r>t:uruon bdor•• I o.~m ahlt! to gJOJduatt•
fhts f~r t!> minor. howl?\1!1, oumpar'\!d to
thr• trB\.JfllJ mtpc11t•nccd ,... twn I 1111'1 Ill\'
<Ac::.tdt.!tnl(' ad\Jwr, '"'horn I l1.1dn 1 fit!t•n '"
Olit>l' a) 1.!.11 i..tlld h~ .J!ikf'CI '' llh tiut·pn 6C, I" t
;md puy m hili '')•'S, OJnd .. ban•ly dHII(IItbt.od
r;n~>,.r o11 htb lip Uo ·' t•u nH:.m tu 11•11 me
thut vou n• sull lwn•''
~
All I m••nttollf'd "'' alw tlt•n\t' u e;trangt•
"'11~' ol pnde. Mut>t blud••nll!i nl\••1 m tht•ll
~w.ru•J nl\ ut I.C lJ\ • IHIIOIPilllng on how
.vuung and Ill} ttw nt"M"h' o1mwd In· h
men too ur In It• I\! '"'llltndmg" und·\ •.11
&tudtmt=-ul lht! dOO\'UIIrm ul lht• ~~nrd
Page& up humor•: \'\ l!, huwc:\'r.r , Sll\'10 our,t•h Ps •
~hu ' on!) on1• of tho~ lutn 't•ar 1\ pt•s
or \\1th <t ,Jight nod ol <tppr,•caation .11 <~
tudent ti tenadt.) . Ht•'ll be gomg on ltH'
<tnd two thu'ds!
01 cour"(J, not L" t!l)bOd) \\ ho .. pt•nds :;I\
) l'JU'S nt l.C umploy' tlw samt• me thud of
blt•!>l;~d procrasttno.ttlon Somo tr:.1\ el
olfOUild tlw \'-OJid On olf-campu' prugntm!>
and remain olf campus lor H•rv lnnJ; pt~n­
ods ofttmc ennc:hing tht•msel\'e thl'i,'' !'><!\,
101 the bcm•Jit of the college Othl'l"5 choo!.l•
mon.• pro\'mclal ltle't' lc s1ud.'1ng lor a
tenn tiH•n stt•ppmg out mto the• hn~tllt•
,,orfc.J to\\ otl.. on I) to n:•turn .tgam tu &ht>
prult~ 11\'C tolds oi the collegt• 1'.-npln of
tlllli Jailer gn.lup hucomc noar·pt'rmllrwut
llxturt•t> m tht•l.C •• nct Port lund l .. mtlsc ·ap~"s
Orw rout h perbOn I knO\\ is o tn·nu•ndmt:;
n•suuN ,. \\huot!\t•t' I get ,, <;r.t\1ng lot •·th·
lliL' loocl lor the lh•t of n•!ii<JUntn t!> thut lw
ln•tJUCill:. 1-e<tds Ilk the membtfr ~tup oJ llll'
t ntlt•d ~auuns
(h,,ng to tlw-..! dh c1 ~ tn{lt hud" nf pru
crastmation tt's difficult to knov. what
mt>mbt•nt uf one ·~ ongmal h •:.hman t'l..1ss
c.Jo-wtwthcr thl'~ :.till ~tud) or hnH'
romed the• \\OriJng wodd I how Sli'·
ve.1n.•n> \\ho ha" • .,,a.,.~d an toudt form
~
WI) trl(ht triend ... htp ... for onh thf' · can
undt•rstand t!41ch otht•r· s unrquc tO}:. and
Wn'Ows lio"t!\'1"r, the most tnghtenm~
•·noountN of n ~li'·) ear :.tudt•nt is wnh u
long ·lo~t member of hi" or hl't O\'\'ll t:WilL'I'­
alton llwse pt!oplt• are both hnks to tht.•
golden da)l5 ot th~ pu61 and oiTWil~> ot post·
gt"Udu:siP Pxtl>lence the :.III·)~'UI studc•nt s
greaw~ol drc<.rd :,uch Jonncr tnend~> -tl
\heir :.IAJhrll ito unknO\'I-'lt are treattod Ukt•
carrwrli of tionw dtt:<~dcd plaguu.
Suc.:h an ~nc:ountcr UtiWlll) pr-o< l't•d~t In
&.e followmg ""a>' and only 11 Lhe twn ,.,,
ties haw no leaNtblc• y, uy ot uvointng t'.ll"h
oth&r I recently 1 an IIllo ..1 tnmillnr fuc;(•
(rom tlw paM \'lhtle Willltng in llnl' at f ll'd
M••vt;>t' • llh hr. dun 1 I kn<J\<\ vou from !!Ontt'· • \'\1 wrt•"~ ' I ae;~ ed He went into conct•n·
trutt·d thou~h t lor ~rat nunutes chon
hnall) ,JdntHIPd to wnu~mt:M·nng me
'01 t Willi.(', he 6dul You wt•n• my
II ••:.h ntd n :) ear 1 uolliJU31fl! \\'t> but h
lwclgc•d .11uuud lut !>l..'\l'l .,J nunUII'S 1~1ng
tu rir~>C •·nr "'hut tlw ottwr wan dorng "'ith
Ius hlu, <Hi nt•rtlwr «JI u ... w.ulll'd tu divull(t•
• of a sixth year pioneer
.. &#
l •• " • "'"' •. 4' 'H • • . , . ·-• '" • ~·~· t
anv lnfontlntlon nor lose the opportuntt)
to pull clut olthl' c.onveN.ahon. rl tht· ... rnke'>
lwt ••mr• too I ugh I hnd .nvolwd thl~ tact!(
ot Wlthdmwul •'·triter IIlii; hUmmer· when I
mN anothc•r fnund from tho pabl who had
lu·c orm• Undt•r.t•crntnay of Htoalth F.t.lut:a
t1on and W~lldrt' or :.orne such thtng It
too~ tiUtlf' ,, htt ol trying but I finally con
\ltnCt·d h•m that we had nc..wr before met
I Y..'ae. uhoul to employ a similur '>lrnll!gy
\o\ tlh my former· roomma te whcm hi~> vnh
dated 10 c "' d :.llpplld from hu,. bark
podu·t H1• tumr·cl red at first, looking quite
lilu• a ro.~hllll about lobe run 0\'erbya M&lt·k
tn.u:k. untlllw IIUW the toan. forming'" my
I')I'S ,tnd kn~'\'\1' thttt WP Wl'f'l' both MA year • Murlr•nts at LC ...
Jht• I' Ufv. lnll'n!>t' ()C'N>C.JOUI (!AptlllPO Ct!l-1 that only otlwr Ill \II'.U studl'nts
undul"'otand I '>MI"C ther.e though t~> "'''"I"
you In tht• hope• ol Cnt ouragmg !t)lntpuu
lor nnd undt•r .. tundtng of fellow
!'tlttdunt"
II y()u '>('I' ,J tlg\IN' 1n rht! library cndlet~~l.
wundt•ring the holl~o lilw Homt• tmppt•d
"Jllllt a l.tc o \.\<llh hollow ( huekbum•' and
lt.~rl(•· unblinking l.,YU'>. or •• rr-.tll Room fh
tun• whtt h you nt lh-.t ml'>took lor tumt
run· don tc:;alllt namf'. or thi"'\'-Lhingto n
It tnswad thnnk C.od nnd your .scadcmJC
ad\1-.t•r tll.ll you haw {lnough wau. abou
vuu to l(t•t out of heft' in just lour yt·o.~r.o
limr•
1\Jrl!. JtJhtt\011 ~~finn/It a st·mor potwc.•
w·tt·m ,. tnll)nr
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, k 1\n .vnuld~
Ul lh l'luno <'r I"''(
~lipping un tlwu r.u .ng t-hfH:S fnr
h•• tlrtil Umt• thr y.•;u·, IRWl'i and
IJtk'll \1U"II\ c•nJs.,r ounlr\' lt'nnl~ •
11pt·nl'tl thtr "''u~un lu!it S.1tur®) ut
ftw 1 :lth annual Pllll Purk lmuu­
IOnJI rn Portlantl
I tlw mt•n ll·.un liniHtwd ll•nth
~•th l.liO pumt:;, .tnd the womon "
C•~•m came in lourth wuh 131
r llll'k.am.t6 Cumrnumty C allege
~on tlw nwn & lllh·. and tht• IJnivt'r­
lly of Porth.md took honw the
onwn hono•
'I h" top .,,, timshur' from lhc11
l't!l "viii c umpt•ll· Saturday al th1•
hll man ln\ill;.lltonJI an WnUn
'illlJ
II will ht llw ""'m t' type of cum
llllon Ill" thl Pillt Park muull,
d t·oach On\11d J<h e"<ct~pl "~
.1gmns1 .-a~wm <><~huols
· '.101~ Wt. don 1 \t'P \ t'f\ often It "n
oocJ I'IMnt c· to sec learn:; "'l' "'111
fut t' in tho c.•onft•nmtt! lh t;,JIIi•tl l.lllt Wf·f>l< llWt I u
look lo M't' ''I~ I wt• hncl Wt chdn 1
kncJ\'\ wbn ,,as gntnp tu lJ1 wht•n,
~>o \' u Wt•o• no I too t onct•nwd
.ahnul It tm pladng '
IIHp; yt•.tr "omur1 :11 squ,ul
bon!ils li\f' trushmt•n ,md rlwy
proH·d <1 WtJicomt 1dch11nn m l.s:o~t
\'til'l'f< I> Oll't'l
"\.\Jth rno"• clcpth thts .V~'Jt, tt's u
bt•ucr ~tluauon , lh s.aid. 'for nil
the· h'£•fthmt•n, t1 , .... s:. good t'xpo·
sure to c ollt·~w nmrun"- ond om(•
of thorn t'hm,t•d th•·} \\.-cr.,. qutu•
capabll' of r..acang ul this lr'\t•l
l..t•,Jdmg tht• and I\ adu.ll M:oreni
(ar lhc women's tt•am \V(I'i r.upho­
mnrP Cuthy Jlnnns. ,, ho mn ttw J J
mllr. rour~· in23 ll lor a lOth piUl('
fimsh P.JUit•tll• Murk:; "'4" 26th
wtth ,, U l9 tlmt lullowcd by ln:sh
nwn SubUn Mutphy Kuthh.wn "of
lnnd Jc<;sll• lJ p4' r,uphrJmore I.<.~ urn
uwullcn o,cnior \1h'hl'llt• \.lucAt
thur and lreshmun EIIIP. 1\ctcham
and Ko~th't Pl.'rh.tm
Wt• n• th•hrutt'l\ ~f'lttng ,, btl(
boo .. t lrorn our tlurd lourth nnd
neer Log, September 22, 1983 • ., filth na nrwrs lwlnl( trn hntl'n f-1
s;J lei
I or tlw Ill''" s It• tm tun lor Ste\t!
r ll'iht•r lo>d I (, Wllh a I llh plolct•lin·
I h out ol lht1 nt•,tf'ly 100·11lbn lt~m
I·Jfolll'r llnww.u; 2.5,\5 foiiO\'\o•dby
snphomo o• I om Gt•t~t·r al Z~57 •
tlll'n t•naor Paul Malison, sopho­
more J.:trl; Rt.•ynold5 junaors Jetf
\\ tl60n l).md r rott,•r ancl 1\e\ln 0 Holh:.tm M!nlor f hud llu·tPr,
;.~•ninl' l.on•n M:tlllltJku .md In· t.
m<~n C:hJrh• c Jltn
Both IJw nu•n ond womPn
lf',JmS Nld gnod p;,u;k n mnmit, h~
r.wd "'Tht• mc•n have lowork tl.1rdcr
atxu • clo mg it up and m~•'16 11
fn~.u'CJ fh•• wum••n h.ru• n mou·
comp~.acr gn,up hut tlu!) nct"d lu
mo\ it up alo;o
TD run by Grill in final
minute leads to victory
-
Am} 8rookb
Ul th. 11on --er I AA
nw 1.ew1, <lnd Clark football
U'am opf'nt'd thu !lt:..!Wn wnh., 20·
17 \1Ctorv oH·r Eastc•m O~on
Stnttl College bsl Saturday In
LaGr.mde
f>own li·l~ tn th~! final quancr,
thP Plmwf•tfi man:hed downfiPid
and sc:on•d \'tilth 38 s.xond rt'rnaina.ng on a 5 yard run by
;,enror Dan• Grill 1\ :lZ·yard pabs
nx:Ppuon from quan,.rbad~ ~ltNC
Oak.IPy to aophomort' Bob Glam tUt•
set up tht! touchdown
11 '-"4l5 a fin,. l'lal1 for the yuu ng
LC llqU<ld, WhiCh race.s Central
Washington UniVMlii i.V Satul'
da)' at 1~ p m m lht• home
opt•nt!r Ct•ntral \.\.'a~hing ton
cum • to Cnl>wold Stadaum ufll•r a
close 35·34 \.,m owr Wh1twonh
They IC\\ tn were tough lu 1
)-eitr. but tf\\:hu~orth can or • 34
points so can \\t' ud d,.fcnsl\
ooa('.h frank Huckicn1cz..
ll was an 0\'CI"all team clTon thai
gn' e l.C rhc ed~c 0\ er the
\1ounues.
,he ollcnslvc lm • pwyed e C('p­
uonall.) \~'lll and \W had somt• kC}
d~"l~"n '"' pia) . ad Uuckit.'\,,C%
Gnll mO\wg fn:rnt tanmg qua~
tPrbar:k ln. 1 war ro tutlb:u .:.k ttu •
\c.~ soorcd 1 h•• Pi one ·no otht:r •
louchdcJ\-. non a 1•)'3rd run m th••
tin;l qu.t11t.'r
1\ fil'ld goal g&\. thl' Pio an carl.)
10-o lr.:1d, but th • Mounttcs c:1me
bJd, \~lth tWO IOU •hdO\\.nS and .J
field srulto build il l7·1:J lead thai
bsted until the llnal ond ofth
g:~m,.
Hal 'llaC'htncb , aun10r: put In a
~~I kicking effon ror 1 \\1lh two
6l'ld goal of 25 and 31 yard and
com •ned on huth t• trn potnls
Oak!C) douhhng us the punter
h.1d rour ~cls IJ8Din 1 W for an
ll\et:s{; • of .w 8 ':lrd and fooL:. lo
f\!lJC31 as; lhl' I •agut• s lcadmg
punter
L rus" con 1 tPnth done well •
~nmsl f.O"C \\1nning St!\'l'n ot tht
La 1 eight g:•m• ln1s rs al o the
thn d strn,~l"'l year the Pione<'.f'S
h 1\ e \\on ullt"r being I\\ o
touchdown um.lt•t dog
COALITION
o Tell me bow I can 1e1 Ulvohcd.
Here's Sl for my mronnation
packet.
Salle Pbooel )
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rur toda' ld011s l.:xt tum~·· lrurn noun tn 1
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hng c•ruor pohucal ll'tll ~ mnjm uul
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• ·n,c u \\ unwn ., \all<'\ l'l.'lll h '"' "'II •
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perfect bod_\ I"Un run m •bat k,::.tartmgal
4 p.m tnda\ min or tun•• from th1• :.;tu
d •nt HC3hh Sct\1CCS ap:u1nwnt m 1 t•m·
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th•• t oumlll hntnhcrul 7 nnd !-1.10 pru
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credit '"' l(mdt•'> Todtt) ts ~'Our lUll I c:hllllc ••
• \mity Vlnuyuni will rt•lc•.tw Ort·~on
unh n3tlonul double mcd.1l ''mnin~ Pinot
\:oar tocl1\ und tomoiTO\' trom noon ICl 6
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8:30 p m an the Rued Collt'8«' Common
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