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

Volume 48, Number 4

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1983-10-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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1 nu1nngt•nwnt ,,nd ( opc-lnnd
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1 tlt•htw ln111 t~pnnf( ltll' tht• lltudent•
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i furnu>r co-mnnogt•r Mnrk Cot·
.ltln \\ ho wnt> dJttmi M>d lostyPar
'lor w.uh·mw rc.u•ons . admitted
tho Ius ns ,.,,.N p:u1iully due tu
. hi~ gi\illg U\\~l.\ rond
• ,, lot or pt•oplc•c·nnw to me and
1 rluln 1 hu\ l' any nmnay and asked
· tl tlu:v 'uuld hmo n ~nd\.\,tch , I • · .uul 1 U!iUilll) gm." it to 1 ht.~rn ..
:<oahl Couon in a phunu mtcrviC\1\
from c ulor .sdo. 11 w-o.t~n 't paM of
nw tlunklng that ll wus huMing
til(> prolllt> ~'-lot of it wru; peoplu
tt~mploy t'tl'll glvmg l'ood and free-
blt!'j ,JWIIY. "
c o monugt>r t oJthy Siegel. who
\\i'IS re<tponsl bh· lor kct!ping the
hook.s wa unawul'f.• thnt food
W!IS ht•mg gl\'Uil ll\l\.1ly. "It !fOUnd't
lllw pt'Oplt• ju I wnlkr.d tn and
wnlkt>d out-1 dtdn't know that,"
~id Siogul
Tht• prohlt•m wus com·
i pounded by Copeland donn
. t:ounr.il', nl!glect m fuiOIUng Its
· dutte' ,,, de crib ·d in the Ru:.t)
Nail ,\tnnngurnent Con tract.
Tht! contract ~tlipu lntcs thntthP.
. council , .. as to monitor the Nrul
· nt:li\'itlc-s through an Ovtfi"Wc~
· Contmttttw and b) the numll&<'r.,
1 wet'l..h: ottc•ndnnn• at donn coun I •
' ell mc.>lings
I 1 he mllllogen. did not attend
! counrtl meolings and although
Ovcn.ccl'!i Committee membcn..
were sclct.tcd. tlwre was no lob
dcliCripllon and memben. were
I uncl(>ar obout th~ir exact dulics
-----------l<nthy Cochran
IM Plc.-rlqt
Thu po ilion ofblacl.s in Ameri·
.... n pollttCI> has not changed lg·
ntfiC'~'lntly in recent years said
Ron Herndon. co-cholrman oft he
81ark United Front of Portlan<t.
ring n spcet.h 10 tho Council
hnmbc1 on Oct s
llw lnh~J't ulturol Forum
'UUJU11 llt·mdon to Lewis and
lnrk to pcul on 1 he NC\111' Black
litlcul ( lout Myth or Reality • ·1 ht• C'ommlttcr• did nut huld 11!'1
fir I mt>tltii\EC until '\plil wlwn tlw
dull cit prohlcm wu dl "o' t•n•d
i\u ordln~ to tl" HUIII\' Null
Controd Uuntt Council 'I rt'.all·
un·r Jt>n MJitllwll WU!I tu c;.unduct
,) \'\ t'Pkh• nMI'" nl I hi' ll''<IUII· •
runt '5 lKmli.."
"Tiworellr.all.v . I ·wns emppu Pd
to IliUM Jmi th~ hooks one t• u
month I nt'\t•r thou~hl ahout 11.
flh£• IlL'\ l!l' thought uhout h. &'ltd
Sief(el ··aocuu:o;t• Jc•n, M.1rl.;.
f lubber 4Btll Pollordl, fol:t·lli Srmth
(dorm ,·ounc~ll pn• ulenllund I ull
hH• on the• Nunu floor. vuu li\ ··d • \o\oith thu RU!ll\' :-.I nil '" t• nC'\ t•r sutd • whnl's gomg on 'r1wn• w11s an
ac.sumption th.tt ,,IJ tli wt•ll"
"A lot of people
came to me and
didn't have any
money and asked if
they could have a
sandwich, and I
usually gave it to
them,., said last
• years co-manager.
Tiwrc \~t>ro othc1· problems
wlth the• bookkt.lvping S) stem
Both the Rusty Nail and tht! Pint·
tlorm accountln,.: tt> done
through the I.C buaine&" offic lor
worllt'r ' compenanuon 11nd tnr.u·
ranC'e purpo&«'ll Withan the
bChool computer sy~tem there 1:-.
4 dcln~ betw'l'n the lime a cht•c. 1.. • request or pavrollltlliUbmitted to
the buainC'I~> ofhc.11 and when it i8
lo88ed Into tht• c.;omputt·r . ConbC
quently. print out sheet nre not
"I trunk that black pt"'ple Nt\e
to take ad\ nntage of eoo.'ef)' mochA·
ntbm available to them in thi
country to imp~t! thetr tircum·
stance ~d Hl'mdon But do
not be drcei\ cd into thmking that
just bcc4use you ha\ o a fC\1\' blacl.
rna..vor. and t-ept"V~ntali\C'> thnt
:.bmehow thh. has significan tly
alwrud the LOndition of hlnrk
people It hdsn 1, betaUM ! the>e
offtcinl!.. do not tontrol mnJor
ln~">tttutlonb tn thl" country
·\·ou cun pall.' nil tho lnw .. thnt
you want. but tht• C'ulluro of
Cnrtt JonM
Ron Hendron, c:o-cNkman of the Blltdc United Front of Portland.
'POke IMt Wedn11d8y on '"The New Bleck PoUtlcal Clout My1h or
AMity," oiiWAVfi Up Ill tfatt•
'l'lw mnnogt•n• thought tht•y
"'-t'h, maintain !~ u h.duur ,!(.!
hudgc•t unlit lht.• ~prll 13 rompu­
lt>r pnnt out h'\ ~'UII·d that Sing,. I
had lorgotcvn to recurd tht: ft·~
ru ary nn d .\1111N' h pa.)1 'CJ lis
I m not u t.rnlncd ucoountant .'
Sit•gel t.ml • I &tm1(81P.d through
ac·oounung. I tnl·d to lultlp tht·m
II he rccord!ll up to dah:. but other
things tnk.-pnority You gt•t
caught up •n cl..t~>~P. and you
don't ha\oc It me to "'-'Tilf' figu~ IIi
th•:) hi.lppcn I lorgol to wntr•
down two payrol1 11 "
nw 1\~o J)Olyrolls totnllt•d $971,
and land hills tor flcbrunrv and
Mnn;h totoJied 750. Bu "int~s
had dropp,•d by thifi ltm(! trom
tht1 SltS a ntght ofapnng 1982 to
about .$35 n mght
· Wt• juar didn t hah• tht· pt'Oph•
through the door •· :t.nid Pullard
"I do not think then· 111 enough
demond or monev on thts t~m ·
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pus to ~upport 1\vo rcstaur.tnl !i, ••
liiltd Siegel • Ont! n·ason "t' wt.'f"
en 1 making an.> mont.".) wafi
bt!cautoe of Oommo..., -they just
IJlled u~ nw Plalltorm. too II
w1b rea.ll.) har-d to keep your
ambition and morala hildl ""hen
you're not dams any bu ines :·
Copeland Resident Director
Rohy Roberts S<~id . '"\\'e'""'anted to
knO\' il there was an~ · rccoui"S(!. -but tht.ore wns negUgenct • n:. far as
tht• donn:~ responsibthty to mon·
it or the RU!\l)' NaJJ and caM!ntially
people ju~t let it go ·
Cotton and Siesel tool< oorn
ttvt• action last spnng. Mer we
talked to cmployec-c we dotidt•d
to work for lwe to try to ma~o up
lht• mone.). We lost 11 couple ol
employees. but mo!lt of thcm kept
rnctsm is much :.trongcrthan JUJU
the pu~e of a mere law," sa.1d
Herndon. ''lf passing legblation
wae> the ke} to atoppmg rae• m
nll ol thh should haiiC ~n
resolved with the paS~>af(e or the
13th. 14th and 15th Amendment ·
s. Herndon nddre t.ed the
otTect of Oumocrat Jus:;c Jack·
" ... when Lewis and
Clark College has a
population ... of ...
1,600 people, and
you tell me that you
may have seven
black students,
that's disgraceful. ''
liOn'!> po!l!>iWu pl'l.'~ idential can·
didac)' on black i ues and bl,u·k
\'otet reg~~trallon .
• rhc" !block \uten! .... ;u ha .. " • 500\t.'Onc, C'\ en If ho doeb not gt•l
tllectr.d to tht• pre5idcncy , "ho
\'\<'lll raise tssu~ that affect lhi'!
re3hl\ o( thetr lift nCM' thev ha\'c • •
someth.l"8 to regJ~tcr for:'
Horndon oncouraged hb. H1tary Pcuo
Jamet Brodie, junior, Ia one orth@ 1983-84 Rusty Nell c~ra
trying to get the campus rutaurant out of the red. The Nlil was
$2.000 In debt at the end of lalt year.
thcir haun; to 1ry to h..'ep thmg
gmng.' &~ud Swgt•l
1'heu c•1Tol1l' .. ~ere unsut·c.es
tul, hO\'Io~ ~~ \taM.;' moral•
dropped nnd I dtdn 1 hil\'C the
'lamina to k1~·p t1 soing.. o \-\. •
clu c:d th(' plat.e a couple ol
wcx:.lc before lht• t>nd ol the
tcnn.'· :>t~t·l 5aid
'I bclit"'o'C Cathy ~iP.gel 15 a
\VOnlAn ot AJ'(1at inrcg.ity . and that
he• gne her bc:lt ihot at running
the Naal.' ,;.utd Director of Hous­
tng Denise Thomp~n. · On~
thing Copeland rel idcnb multi
n•rncmber 1 to lc41Ml from the
c. perwnce. mdependcnlly and
c otlt•ct 1\·t•l ••
It was a l;sck oJ cffic1elll man·
agcmt!nt , not of c.::ol"'nlption. "
audience to address themselves
to the i ues or bbd' Qluatton
"In 1983 "hen Lewi and Clark
CoUege ha u population as I
understand 11, of sum~ here over
1,600 pcoplt>. and you tell me that
JOU m~y ht~\~ SC'Ioen bbd. :.ru·
dent , that ~ diSfP11r.etul · Hem·
don Mid.
"11'\e e.\planation given for
thtli aN that yourrel'nu ting h~am
dot·~ not ~t~e c.:ulor,.. to3td
Ht>mdon
\.\ tth :o.uch n poUcy, the mt• .. -
sa~,. communn .-..tlt:d i lh.lt you
W'\' ohli\lOUii to the.~ '>Uifen"~: that
Is oocumng. and that you 1\3\'C no
obhg.ttlon to try to change this
C'\l'll Ill tnSUlUIIOfl \\here \'0\J -ll4\ c mOuent • he :.id
"I don 1 kno" wftat vou do'"ith
~
your lito from this potnt on but at
tht JlO•nt )'\lU cannot rl.atm
t,;nomnoo. said Ht•ntdun -fhc
Wll)' tn \o\otllch thi pn,blem get
addres!ied 1:. up to tho '""ututmn .
andil' upto}OU ltbc>nl a(JUes·
tt(ln ot '' h\!thcr tha institution
wants to commtt thi' resuun csto
brin~ black students here" PollAnJ ad \\'e dtdn t know
"hl!n! th•• current ballln and
curnmt levels of &a\1f\G \\1~
That poor management
'I dutn t feel bad abOut lo lng
the moncy-1 dtdn 1 think th ·
potnt wa to make aJI tht5
money.' Cotton said '1 took the
Ru51\' ail a u St."f'ice for thl' tu-
~
dt'nl!i The Ru~t) ~1ul wu a place
for the tudent to go and IUII1
ha\e fun'
Copcliln d dom1 i repn)ing the
~SChool "1th 3 percent tntcn· ,•
The rewrilh'n Ru 1\ Nail contr .. I -. "hkh breaks down to a 90 per-
or.nt profit lor lh clonn a \'1o'\!ll4S
laundry and Peps! machine pruf·
'' ,,;u CO\oer the S600 a tcnn
nt xled to rnp.1y the scllool
Herndon s.aJd that most poople
ha\"e a laC"k of oecunue references
relating 10 I he bl.ook e~pcnc.ncc of
thts counlf) , because of the baS!·
call\' Euro-centnc \if!""-of the • world ta~ht 111 U s 6Chool
"You can pass all
the la\vs that you
want~ but the cul­
ture of racism is
much stronger than
just the passage of a
mere la\v."
"It \ 'N'\' d' tlkull to nuunUll n o •
~') lL'fTl ufr.J~ism and ot the me
ltmc ~tclo>nO'Io \ ledge I hal Ct\ llWl·
tion a it 1 lo;nown In I he ,,'Of'ld
toda~ 1at1cd \\ 1th b:Ud.. peoplt!
he 5ald
Studcnc hould s<>nou h • ttucsuon those• \\ ho an· teachu,g
them :ud Herndon People
• hould admtt that although
nothing r.au he done about \\'hat
happcnrd zoo 'Cars ~o. ''hill
happCJWd was '"rong II hould
be exposed lor what it was, td
Uemdon
5 LC ~10TOR TRENDS
7 From 1\uditi tu Cailillacs to a 1964 Oo~e t:om'Crtiblc some l C tudenb aniv•
\\lth dass others \'\ooilh a :.I) It• all their 0\'loll 11\e Pi«meer Los tlll.t~ a look at
''hat maktlS '41'8 IIJ~~al
TII\tE TO SEE COLOR
K.ark Johnson taM!s a hard loo~ at atlhmati\'e action IUld the lack of racial
dh't!Mitt) on the LC campus. ..
• Ideas Exchanges well attended
U:o.n 1\.on.lpborg
01 thr Non""'r t~
LA"'';"' and (laM. ~tudN&t~ and
racul~ haw th<> opportunl~\ to
Ihlen to and eJtprc'" thl•lr pt.•rs·
pt!CIIVe.' on t•ampu" national zmd
mternotlonal t ,.,u~ ~ch "'-'·''-'" n&
p.1rt ol Jdc.1:- ~changt• .
The e.'chang~ are held m cr)'
Thursd:l\ n.t noon In the Thavcr • •
Room~ and begtn v. ith rwo or
throt• bnrt pre~ntauons fol·
10\"t'd b\' acth e and otlcn con n-o-•
\ ·r~al dialogue
1 odn) '!i topic "'111 bt• • Costn
Rtca: The End.afl8urcd ParndiM•
\\1th ZaherWahab . a.swclatc pro
fl•,sor of l'duc.-tion and ~tudent~
trom the pnng/!'tummt.tt Costa
Rica tnp presenting thulr pcrs·
pttcllves on 1 he 1:-~uc
A \-ear" ago It OCCUIT'Od to Wahab
and evm Hirsc:hbeln ON:o.odoto
profu-.!>Or ol phllo-.oph\ thot
there wa~> need lor a lonnat
where diffel"f'nt compont)nts ol
tha <'.ampu<> could &crlousl)- dl•
cu'" tt..Sue:'> that confront u
"Our hope wa" that \\t' could
dc..,ign a program allowmg lor
mtellacrual and politiC'.al eAprcs·
::.ion that tsn't dofinl'd b.> authol'
hy," ~d Hln>ehbetn
Wahab ~d thev ·wanted dis.· • cu:..,ton 'In a place and in a fonn
'"here there wa. not much po.,..
turing. not much munltonng I
think fncuh.) meeting& . larulty
cotloquta or the clnuroom
tnstruchon restnct~ people'.,
tn."t!dom In some subtle ways"
A good college hould tntro­
duce hs studentb to a wnet\' of paratpuatl\nlt , tdoas. literature .
ond minds Out al~. II should
cnablu ~tudl•nt~ to pllrtlclpntc
nett\ ch In the~ dcllbt>rattons
'\nd 1-thin!.. do thnl '\111')' well
~ld Wahab
\o\ohob :otaid the Ideas
t-.,chnngc~ we"' probably the
mo11t wt>JI attunded event~~; on
campu6
'\••c hnvo noticed that C\en
when lC bnng~> dlbtmgutshed
authontie., on certrun maltt>n.
and pay .. them a lot of money
e.ome of thum ore not as wt'll
&~ttt,nded ··\~e ha\e anywhere
from about 40· 150 people ouend
mg l"\'C~ Thun.da) ~d \:\:ahob
Wahab Htr«<:hbctn . Jim Wol
lore ossoclatu profcsM>r of edu·
cation and l:.lizabeth Towill a
tunlor odUt~ tion major, decide
thtl topa~ that appear on the
agendo~ Not only are important
c·urrent htc;ues tonsldered . but
aiM> tht' moc;t well attended ldea.s
OJt<.'hnnge!'O owr thu lru.t tenn~>
Thert:'s a lot of interest. it
'<•em~> In lntt'mational 1e;sues in
,clobal affairs and seriousa<>sue . of
conOict war and peace and rela
lion-. ~tween natton" Wahab
!>3.1d Not liO much tnterest. It
..el•m wuh •mmedlate college
IR"ue~ . 'lllose aJ"(' not 8<; ''ell
attended by comp4nson
• r thtnk it .. (.'811)' ror anyone ol
u~ to be o;o tmmenoed in our little
niche in llfu and to be '\0 alxorbed
in our maJor our grad~ . our
c:our~ and our lire·!> routln~
and to be almost consumed by
our ~mall pel"'ttnnl world said
Wahab One of the reabOn& for
ldoo!t Ell.change was to enable l'tudunhl for oxnmplo to IIston tu 1
someo1w outtddo uf their deport
mcnt major Oold nnd ("\101\ out
sldo ol thch lntttrc:»t& and carot>r
, ho Middle lost Ill' Continu
lng Holoc;outu was thu topic of
lo1t wcok s lduas E'chongo
Spooking on tho continuing
problem of the Pall·~tlnlon~ Dick
Rorbaugh ns"<>Ciaw profcs~r of
rellgtous studte~ Mid That
problem hole not gone awuy and
will not go ilwo.) H will not go
awn) If Arafnt dhmppenrs from
the sct'no.'
,.here Is till this ~o bod) of
pc.'Oplc who hove no control of
their mvn de. llf\Y who have an
e' or shrinking homeland
b.Kausc of the occupation of tho
h;raellos 1n the Wost Bonk ond
the continuing bulldJng or ~oulo­
munts and who are 'quoozed
&om one plnco to tho next, to tho
next and who arn ~Imply not
going to molt Into thl' wood
work. sold Rorbaugh Rorbaugh
said the key to thP !!Oiutlon if the
US and the U.S c; R
VIrtually oil the parameters of
what can and con t oo done Is sot
b) those two grouptt The
parameters lin: set by the kmd of
mllita.l;' and economic 'lupport
that the l' S and L S ~ R gwe to
the f"C<,pcctlve group-. both or
\' htch th~ likr to use as proli;Vb,"
~d Rorbaugh
No:u•atoll8h Rns'lekh profe•1sor
of history spoke on the Iran Iraq
war
One wonden. wh\ thi1> war
has lasted 'o long. he sa.id
Agrun, the most tragic part i1>
bcca.u11e both sides have 1he
Soviets a11xious to discuss
Robin Fnulzen
0( the ~f' lAl«
FoUO\o-..if18 hi!i return from Mos·
CO\\ Oct. 4, Pte ident Jamc'
Gard.nt:r s~ud ll ~.·. U\-iPt reloUona
are facing tnCI\:ascd polarization
and confrontat1on followmg th~
J\orean it'tlin~r Incident , and that
LC should pursue undcl'5tondlng
and clear analysts
Gardner and hili WJfo Carol left
for Mo~CO\o\ ' September zz to mt-t·t
Wlth scholars at thr. Institute for
llniled ~tate .. and Canadian Stu·
di~ at the mvatallon of ine.lltut"
director Gt-orgJ Arb.1t0\'. Ongt
nall.v invited only to dlscu " h1"'
book on tht! role ofAnwnran law
var:. 111 shaping U.S foreign pohf)
in Laun Amemca , Gardner ab.o
di&eUS'>Cd cholJUi) OJIChungo. l !> Sovtet relationt.hips the
ko1 ean Jetliner lnctdcnt and the
FiNt Northwe'lt Conference on
lJ S Sovtet relauons to be held at
L( in January or FebrullJ)'
In t<>nn of the Soviet schol.a.rs
und offiCials. their reception wu
\'CTV formal ond polite 11nd they
made C\.01"\ effort to convey nnd
elltt'nd hosp1talit\ but al:.o to
!'haro with us their \1e\.Yb on
~\1Ct ·Amcncan rclarlons and
lndt•t>d their vlewb on lhc lv\L
incldt•nl 'lAid Gardner
Of the Sovtet prople he said nw 1-ngliNh occa-.lonaUy would
tum .a head but a.-.!'oCnlially the
Ru slant-soorn v€:ry straight for
ward and workman ·likf> I cer­
tain!} did not fl...,) any hostilitv
Gurdnur. whose tllnerarv • includt•d vt~tltt~ to Moscow Unh el'
~>It)' . thtl lnalltul«' of lntl'mallonal
Rclntlons , the LatJn '\merican Institute and the Institute forUnl
ted !>tote .. and Canadian 5tud1ru..
!tl8d that at cverv meeting he
found the Soviuts anxious to dJ.,.
cus:. the KAL event
There wu a d1\'CNity of views
ranging from the mo!St extreme
~iew which was a degree of
almost l'llll~facuon. to the other
extreme . "'hlch is not critical of
the v S but of thl• SaViN Union "
saad C.ardncr They think 11 wa,;
wrong that tt Wilb a ~ovtet ei'T'Or
und that it ho6 hurt the Soviet
Umon fundamPntally In us sto
lure and crt•dlblllty lnternu • llonally Rt•cupping the overall
Sovwl pcrcoptlon. Gordner IJaid
they bt•IIC'Vc that tho lncldJent 18
being U5E'd in t~n opportunistic
way by thf' Roogan udmlnlstra
lion to further Ita awn arms intl'r
t:St"' and tht• placement or
missile. ln ~uropc Hilary Pease
History profesao r Notratoll ah Raaaekh expound• on the length
and causes of the lran-lr1q war at last Thursday'• Idea Exhange.
money Had th•~ war taken place
ZS years ago it would not have
l~Uted fiw weeks lei alont> four
vea.r. because they dtd not havt>
the resources
Now there I~ oil And nO\\'
there are the billions of dollars
that each natton recetvcs from Its
oil And as long 11!1 thoro & money
there are vulture« who will sell
you anything legally black
market smuggling
"And so theoo hundreds . lltol"
alb' hundreds or biiUons of dol Iars whtch have bl.>en spent for
the last lour ye81'8 In fighting
really th1s senllele!lb wnr could
have totally changed the eco­
nomic foundation of both
natlom. tho,>-could have taken
con.• that future generauons tn
Iran nnd in Iraq would live on a
more secure economic world
said Ras!Wikh 'That to me 1~o the
blgge11t of nil the tragedies In thla
war which It! so often totall,)
Ignor-ed by the preS!t, the med!a
tho public' Forme1
Serln
Centra
endy
f thn PJ,
incident
Gardner said the Soviet!. arc
now ready to put 007 behJnd
them He reponed a tron8fer of
focus by the Soviets either to shift
the blame to the Reagan admlnJt.
traUon or to focus lncreastngJy
on what ib a very raw nerve In
Moscow the placement of
Per-thing II mtssiles right next
door
Gardner also dJscus~d tho
feasibilJt) of a US Soviet conff'l'
cnca. OligfnoUy :,chcduled ror
Oct 24 ·27. the conrercnco
wa~o re~cheduled for .. omotirnu In
Jonun.ry or Fel..lruory
'We were willing to go forward
whh H then saJd Gardnw- "but
there were problom!t ol unrel'
trunties Time was vel)' BhoM,
there were loglstlcuJ compllca·
lions of where the.> could Oy and
when and :oo on The mood wru.
Cerol Oarelnor very Intense and there was I
time than we would have liked
the environment to prepare m'lL:l:>c;ter,ce
kind ot ~ymposlum that
would like to hove
C.nrdner retnforced the
lege's commitment to go rorwn~
with the inttfrchange and
that he hod come to a mu.u .. :
concurrence \-vith the Soviets 1·n1 ~llll'llJY
thot process However , he nl
acknowledgad that If US. ·Sovtt~l
rolatlon!t continue to de lreniorate::~l-'­
the U S government ma..v rei1LJ&F
to 111sutn l~s to the SOviet guest11
Atlhlt. lime. the~tate Oepo.rtmenl
contlnu,•s to support :oocholarili': • The l
oxchangu 'lfnllnoBo
Scholilrly 6J1Change is inr~n•
angly dlffit:ult. Y•'t lncr-ea~lln~~~·
important Ills in our lntellectu
NhJcul und national interest.
~d Gardner
c.rudnet plan& 10 refer to .
trip (or ..e\'Cr al w11dei> he it< rur­
rently Wlit ing, Including
Prom RuH•ua with FeaT wt1icl1
dt•als with mcrea..o;lng polnriz.t
tlon bctwNm the US and 50\111!!
Union and will be published
thl• Ne\\ Yor4 Time" He i~»
wnttnK ",\ml'liranb~ is
t'CM a "ft•nos ul pt•r.-onaltmnn~
sinn" olthl• Soviet t-ociety,
and lt•adcro. to be published ·
thtl c 'hrlstum ~cu:ncc Monuor.
Sur.h lmprt•Rsiont. might ln"'uu•
hh1 dinner with Vtllt•ntin
kov, who lwtt ye·w· 11poke 81 l.C
Tho Gor·dnt~n. rnmembnr •n
lhlf't~zhkov·~o 11on 11 word11
ltoaving tht• IJ s., ''!>.:t.) hi to MIC
Jagger' ucco1'tllngly brought h
two of Ja""t'r" albums
' I think tho hllstorical
culturul dill80nance and c11·e 11arr~Ct1
is v .. ry gnmt. a& em tho pe1rceP1
tiona or thl' world and the run""
and thtl challenge of being no
cthnoct'l llric und reachln~e ur.rn' mn(!f'1
ll.a"'e nc
ll
pi
UdtS th•
Prnldant G•dnc' m .. la wtth Soviet acholarl: (from left to rtgh1) Sergi K~ . Vltaly Zhurtdn, J8maa O•dner, Georgi Arbator and
V1tantln Banazhkov . The Gildner'• b1p Included v1a1ta 1o Moacow Untveratty , the lnatltute of International Rllotlonl, the UUn Amertcan
lnatJtute .nd the lnltHut. of United Ste'" end Clnldllln Stucl•. that hugt• gop to t~' to und
!lhsnd a country wt• havf\ to •n•IC"
ract wfth a& w~llaK avoid nucle•al
war \~ith.' aaid Gardner.
Page2 Pioneer Log, October 13, 1 Hilary Pease
~Und• on the length
lay'• Idea Exhange .
:h have been spent for
four yean. In fighting
Is senscle,& war could
ally changed the ceo
foundati on of both
,..they could have taken
1 future generations In Sam Bennett
FormerCongreuma n John Le8out0Jier klclced off the 1983 Forum
SeriH by defending the Reagan Admlnl:ltratJon '• pollclel In
Central Amerlca.
in Iraq would live on a
cure economic world
sekh 'That to me Is tht1
fall the tragedJcs In thiJ
lch Is so often total~
by the press. the medJn.
ic.
ense and there wos le»
,n we would have Uked 111
,onment to prcpnre lht
symposium that \'\
e to have ·
er re•nforced the c
mmltment to go forwnro
e mterchang e nod sala 'cndy Wells Hall r( th" Plool'l'r Lotc
In an attempt to satisfY explod
ng d,•mand for computer access.
the Lewltt and Clark Faculty Com·
uter Users Committee ha:;
nammous ly endorsed a prop­
sal to expand 1984·85 computer
1enco foculty from rwo and one
ott to three full·tlme tenure
o~lllo n!l
The Undergf'u duate Academi c
Ianning Committee recom·
ended this acUon In Its prellrru·
ry report la:;t June AJI fnccts of the computer
schmco r.u1'ficulum are being
reshapt•d und t!lil:f'Xtnded
<.omputer < our~tt'l• have
incrwu;ed from one hall to one
full credit
We have lncreat>ed the con·
tent of the course but ha\e not
doubled H 8lll:plnined Or Hnrvey
Shapiro. associate professor of
computer ~lence
Another lnOuenual fnctor con
cemJng the credit chcmgewa~> the
increase in student enroUmentln
computer science courses
Computer literacy has had come to a mutul
ence with tho Soviets tr.
x:csfi HO\.vtl'\ler he nl
dged that tf u.~ ~mir.
continue to detenorntt
government mn_v refuSt
fsat~ to tht• Soviet guo!lt~ ...,__ASLC U ate-
me. the::italeDepnrtm en:
s to support 80Cholurl The Information and Program · ;e. Boord has begun the annual
lo.rly ttKC:hange Is inclrent ~ . review prooo.'is. Heads of
fficult. yot lnrrousi rtored organizations who
1 It lttin our i·r uelllec ~tuttlPila''e not yet m4de an appoint·
and nntloru.tl fntere~l to meet with the board
•doer ust pick up a review fonn out·
er pJan~ to 1-cft•r 10 the l&.P office In the ASLC
•cral articleo, ho 1 ngc and retum it completed
..,.,..,ing, Including awB.yt
iJssJa with feo.r • The Budget and Plnanco Board
incrcualng that It Is cui'Tf'ntly mvfew-
Wt''f'n thc l s and budgt•ting cntcrta in prepam·
wUI 00 published ion for the budgeting process
York Time~ He Is term Alr.o. the board paid
Amcncnn e.~ 1~ M for acce"'" to the pen;ooal
u:>ncs of per-.onallmpre• ter VIce President Angel
tnv. soviet ~oocicty. cult Bettin will begin pulling
tt.-.1'<.. to 00 published t11 on the computer this
rsr1rRn Srrr.nce Momtor
11'll'!l!tlOn might lOC'IUOf
with Valentin
lwtt year "poke at I C
rdnun. romembor I
s ftOn 11 worth•
hlf U S. · S..y hi to
ccc:u-dlinllllv brouHhl
!W(t•r b ulbum11
the historical
JlUlSOI\OOCC.' and W~lllll
tnu:al. na are I h o ~ :rr.e•o
WOrld illld thtl VUIIUC
!~t1LR Of bt•ing nn~
rfc and reac;;hlnl( nr·lrnlli
gop to lr)' to uru11t'll'
fr.nuntsy wt• IUl\e to lnl
as well o~ avoid nud
" said Gnrdnt•r. • SMB oppllt:utlons for grantt.
due on Monday Next Wt..>t'k
""""'"will !IUrvoy student~< on the
tnn1go In the tlnal exam scht. ..
uh1 An Informational Oyer will •
· urc:ulntc•d rho day before tho
rvuy i• ta~n l.QOJ.. tor survey­
outaido the Tr·o1tl Room
• T Ito l'ollcy Rc~ilow Board met
\fundn) wuh mt•mbc:'n. of tht>
\Jtlrmuti"'a At~tion Tusk Fon::c and
tlw Cnnlllion fm• lntt'fP'allon and
dtscu~tst~ minority rerruitmcnt
at 1-ewi!i and Ciarlo; and tho
tionl'l of lhtl I'<u>l.. fooree 11le
PRB will btl nltoctlng next weoel..
mt•mbcN oftheAlG Swcnng Committee and the Coalition. to
formulat e a statement and plan of
action for minority recruitment
• The Concerts and Lectures
Committee will sponsor guest
speaker Paul W4Mlk.o tonight at
1:30 p m In the Ch.apeJ Warnke
was the director of the U.S Anna
Control and Oiurmament
Agency under the Carter Admin·
a!>lrataon and tho ChJer U.S. nego­
t1Ator at the StrategJc Aml!i
Urrutation Talb 1&1\.LT Ill in 1917
and 1918
Warnke wtll speak on "lntema·
tiona I Sf"<'urfty Arrongemcnte. In a
Ol"ided World "Hh. reputation 3i
an tlngaging ~~opeakel' ha~o led to
Inquiries trom all ovc•· Oregon
about h•~ vaslt Try not to ml~or. thl&
unaqutt oppor1Unlt) to leam
about world <'onOkt
• SOf'A cnllnut•~o to polish phtne.
tor a "pcc;;lacuhu· llomccoming
wt>cktmd Wntc.h for tnlunn\allon
about thu OC't 22 loothaJI Kl'mc•.
tht• studt•nt .md alumni dance
and othf•r ft•!\ll\<ilit·" Urganizt•rs
of thtl f\'\ c•nt aru t!nthu inlltJcall)•
prt•paring for a wc~·kcnd unllkt•
lln\ rt.'<:ent Ctllvbration • • llw Judicial Ooolt'd fltill has
po!tltions nvalwhlt• An\' 11tudent
tnten~tf'd If\ gc•ttl04( lnvnh od in
campu!'l J"utlt e should p1ck up 11
J·Board par.lwt at tho lntonnalion
~ .. k !..Mile Mnlmqul,.t
ot thlo Ploneo·r t..aM
Amenca mufti pl"l"Vent commu·
ni"m from sp~dJn.c and 3 sltU3·
lion Ulu! Vietnam from rccumng
In Ccntrol Amenca . formt·r C m
grossman John l.eBoutill ier told
3n audience Ot:t• 5 In tha
Council Chambers
Speaking to students, tucuhy
.tnd alumni l.eBoutilller Wlll'i the
fil"''t spea.kt·•· of the 1933-84 ASLC
Porum Seri~ He outUned his
view of American poUt) on ~n ·
tro.~l America .
''I take a VPry great lnten.·!'ll that
you ~pie~ the dJffcrenrt-s in • VIetnam ," said I.~Boutllllt·r • Wt•
must Prtl'\ ant th<' situation In
C entra.l Amcrlt;n from becoming
another Vif'lnam
leBouuJJter lklid &hP li.S
doesn't have a strong policy in
Ccnlr3T Americ<.~ which I'> why
Prcatdent Reagan appointed a
bipartiSlUl committee to dt1c1do
v'hat the policy .,houJd be \-fc~n ·
whllt> the U.S i:. foUowing the old
policy df!\1bed under the Carter
t.~dmini11trotaon . ~Said LeBoutillier.
''\Ve need to pi'OIIIde a c·ombtna·
lion of eoononuc and milltorv aid • to the go\ernment in F.J
become verv tmportant . "ll..d
Shapiro The number of •tu ·
dent& cnroUed it. extreme!\ ovt•r­
whelming <tnd frustrating "
Th1"' term 121 studtmts are
enrolled in Introduction to Com·
puling 110 and 36 studentl'l are
enrolled Computer Progmmmm&
150 AccordJng to Shapiro. 91 stu·
dentb andicated a dasire to enroU • communism
Sahmdor -11 ia tht~ only hope W('
havl" Mid l.eBoutllller . Er.~
nNmk aid can lw u~d tu further
( t•ntral 1\mcncans own inter·
t."..t6 he add•·d
LcBoulllher al...o ~ld he 111 con·
ct•m••d with thu SO\Ifet att~mpt
to communLte Central Amenca.
which would re.._ulr 10 human
ri8hla and P.Chir..lJ vtolu11ons
against Central AmPnca ''That
system llhP. SoviPI'aJ can be
tmposed agam&~ the will of the
peopht in Central American
t,;ountrics.'' wid LeBoutilller .
• You aro dealing wnh u ayslPm
thai does not vnlue life hke \'lol'
do"
l.f'Doutflli••r ••mphaslzed the
n•ahty of th~ domJno theory­
that ar om• CP.ntral Amcncan
country W'Conu• cummun&!ltiC it
t:ould wry po.s~~;lbly load to
unotht·r und anorhcr .
DISiliJI ct•ments wert• pi'\!\. alent
In thu quc·~tion lcommt!nl period
tollov~JOg l cB()utfllic·r ' addres~
LC groduute Richard Campbell
diaagn•P.d with Lt·BoutiiJier s
~totumcnts tnfl'tTing that Cubans
dido 1 ha\e human nghts..
I '.vns 10 Cub.:l for four weeks
thi5 :.ummcr ,' saJd Campbell ,
"and anyone that wants to can go
to church."
10 CSC 110 Winter tenn The
£>nrollnwnt number.-: tru11 teJ "'
indlcatt' ~ 100 percl!OI increase
because or the credit increase.
High enrollment has also
c:au~ed probleme; in registration
and tennlnaJ U6.1J8e The compu·
ter tenninah can handle o maxi·
mum of SO uaen at one llme.. Wuh
all tennJO.als belOit used at run Sophomnn• Sarah Mirr.hl•IIAJd
tlw U."i t~hou ld control ha <M'O
peoph• hcftJN' tht:Y try to control
others..' I waa In Central America
for ahc months Ia !It yc·~ and ~aw
Amt!'rican cumpanlefi undrrpay ·
log Central J\mr.rir.an worlu.'f"S
undtT tcniblr, ound1110ns," she
Aid. The U.S doc~n 1 havt• hon·
e51 intCi'CIIa In Central Amenn
but proflrecnnl{ onet', tuucJ
MHchell
The youngc· t member of th"
97th Congress, LcBoutllhN
:oen.cd on th~ Fon:'tgn A!taiB
Commlltcl' . Ht: also &ervcd on tho
human righ 15/ml t•rnalional
OI1Jam:GaUon und tntematimud
sccuri ty/1tcit1n tlfic affufra
subcommlllccs
A g'ddualt• ot Hon'llt'd Unl\ e.-.
hv. l.oBoutillicJ wrote l-\ 'hY' liar- . ~ varo flntc.'l 1\mcna and has
wrtur•n articles for maga.zmcs
and nLwttp.lpt.'r'5. includtng tJS \
Todnv 11nd rtw Nt'!'A Yor* 11mes •
i\ the nt•Jtl t.'\ ent in the Forum
Senes, ~ta.ry ;\no Hooker of the
NicaiUI(Uan Emoo sy wfll apeak
on ~ Nic~a : Peacemaker or
Oesl4bi.Jiz.er1' ' Oct 19 at 7!30
p m. in the Counul Chamber&
cap.1chy . response time iii \'f.!l)
!>I~'· "hapiro ~id. additional
cou~~ "ill be tmpo ible..
fnr a computer sicence
ITUliOr. Shapiro aald. ·We mu 1
first AtlsfY the c~nt demand
to tncrt>.a&e facihfll::s •• -\ mAjor i
not reasonable until tho e
demands are met."
The Journal undergoes overhaul
~.any Bosche
Of lho Ploi _. 1.otc
The newly-published Lewis
and Clark catalo8-The
Jouma/-hae; undergone a
maJor 0\.'Crhaul In format. design
and content in an effort to attract
prospectiVe student:. to LC The
catalog Is the first published \Nllh
James Gardner u president of
the college, and Gardner hlm.:~eJf
helped with ma.nyofth ech.anges.
o.ccording to PubiJca.uoru Direc­
tor Rfsa ~n~
The mAjor chanse in this year·5
catalog has been the theme of the
Lewis and Cl.a.rk eApedJtfon . The
theme i¥ presented in an lntro·
ductOI)' passage byGardnercom ·
panng o.n LC education to the
Lewi and Clm e~pedirion
''The1r eAploraraon in this
region at the beginrung of the Jut
otmtury, we beUI!\.'8, h; much like
your 8lil:pJoration of educnUorutl
and careeropportun.i tie , and the
new frontiers of knowledgt• and
pcrt.Onal gJ'O\'\'th that you now
tate the pas¥ngt! l'C'4d" 'T h~ Ide"
u, continued In tho pre .. t•ntauon
of tht.' ,'af'ioue. departmcntt> Euch
depurtmttlHal introdur.tion
include...., n quotauon &om the
origimtl Jouma/ of Lrm's and
Uurk and ., photograph ol lhc
prutt.!.'s.ar tram lht• dcpartmt•nt
Other chanl(es indudc a sent"!>
of c.ap11oned photos at the t:M>..gm·
nlng 3 fV".alcr empha!'ia on the
0\ '~' progntmll. the dt' tMon
ol the catulug 1nto non·
alphabeti cal :ot•dions. and a nt'\\
l:O\'tlr with a Cal"\'cd Indian mask. .,e cover was my idea.''
Gardner Mid in a telephone
intervi~· . to attract students.
Both Wallace and 0\'\.-en• cont­
mented on the difficulty of put·
ling together The Journal. Owens
'The ideas for the new catctlog said that producnll{ Tht: Jou~
evolved from conversations taket nea.rty a )"elll'.
between !former publications
director! Ann Bennett. rusociate .. The copy mu•t be read IUld
professor of educataon 1 Jim Wal· roviaed abour the or au umea,"
lace and Glll'dner. Owen6 said ~he lMlid..
The Dean or Faculty U6Cd to Wa.llace read the en tare Journal
have the tnput 10 years p&lllt • oft he Lewl6 and Cl&li; 8.'pecUtton
Owens agreed that the catalog to 6.nd uuble quotes, and toler-
reflects o new tmage that the vi~ed fat.-ult)· for the introrlu~
&ehool li tryin~ to build m order tory p4ge of uch department
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Sam Bennett
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. Pioneer Log, October 13, 1 Pege3 -
r Copeland kitchen project cooking
lAurie Vndenvood
01 lllt' PlonOO'!I' 1..op
If ~.\G-\ doc•m 1 3Jlpt'tll to you
r.omt• mght, how would ,you llkt•
to opt for 3 candlt. lit dlnncr-tn
your dorm?Or. hownhout w~ing o
~~ of fancy v.1n(• ~las e -fn.•t• ol
chAJ"Stt-a t your ne"t part)n
With thu complt>uon ol tht•
Co(K'Iand Kitcht-n Ct•nter, rt•!.l
dt•nl$ "'ll soon be ablt•to do all ol
I hi'
~tudl'mls u"'l'l8 tht1 cenlt'a "",II
114\ t• tull nee ... s to a \\1du range ol
l...itcht•n item .. • uten ... ll pot" and
pans candlu stH.:ks. gla~& s and
complete' placu 60tlin~ lor 15
The ~nter .. hould oo read' tor
ust~ \'ithin two" eul.s. at'lC'oitling
to tre ·hman ~1arco \bbruu .. 'Stl.
lhc Copeland dotm roundl
chatnnan for thd cc•ntt>r
1 otal t.'OI'1 for tho center i u. ... u. mntt•d at ~JOO . which tlw dorm
rouncll plnn~> to raiM' purdy lrom
lund miM'I" and pnrtl) fmm tho
n "ldunrc hnlh; tund l..ast week.
postt•nt 'ltlYJng \\ e \'\'ant \'ou to
pa~ 1 00 pla" t~n·d the hallf> of
Copc>lend l ollt tor. went from
Oour to lloclr Oc'tobcr 6 Mk.ing for
~untnbutions . and t:ame up \1\ith
90 toward the c~ntt'r . 1 huv are •
hnptnl' to coliPt'l ~ 100 from the
210 Copc•land rt.•:o~tdcnh
' f 11\) pt·.rn'nt pant< ipauon tn
;m) thing trom tha~ <'Ommuntt) IS
)UM ~treat , saal ( opt·land Rc~• ·
dent Otrt~lt,r Rob\ Robcn ...
In gt•rwr.al tht• rt·actlons from
studt•nt!l wvn• ,, . ..,. po~'>ill\t• . ·u·,.
onh·St uo.tnd \OU ha\1 ai"Ce-.s to . ~
ullthl\1 !>tUtl," ~d lrc'lhman Man
Mc<'lung although "ht?wnto ht~ll
ant \ .. lwn collortor" first
npproochod he1·. ''Thl!\' dJdn t
n•all\ c\pllun whnt 11 wa~ 1 dldnt
likl' not kn0\.\1f\g ""'hat the money
. .
Pioneer Log
Editor. Todd NisSen
Mauglng Editor. Mananne
RatCliff
llftllllltl &fltor: Robef1
Oakes
Oplnt. &ltur: Cynthia
Schar1 . Mauger: Pam
Votsky
Pbutogri!plly Edttor: Gtnny
Butterfield
Fature/Eutwrtanm .att
Editor: Stacy W.nawer
Sports &fltor. Arny Brooks
A&tvertlalaO Manager: Dean
Tofte
Busl.nesa Manager: Greo
Ousltin
Clrculdon Manager: Rob
Rakozy
Copy Edltura: Meghan
Fichteneu. Roy Smith
News Wrtters: Kathy
Cochran. Robin Franzen.
Wendy Wells Hall. G1nger
lrw1n, LISa Kon10sberg Leslie
MalmQuiSt ,
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The P1011eer Log resor.oes thonght
to oeny any ac:M!n~Semeot whfch w
IOOI1s contrary to JOUrnahshc ethtcs Opinion Wrttera: Kirk
Johnson
Sporta Wrttera: Fnank
Chato. Kirk Reynolds
Fa1ure/&tttrtalnmlft1
Writers: Peter Car1tn. L1sa
Grewe. OatSy Magee. Kim
M1ller, Jam II Mustafa. Sara
Noble. Laurte UnderwOOd
Ptlatograptters: Sam
Bennett Steve Hopk1ns.
Ctms Jones. Jim Meek Hilary
Pease
Pt oduction: RebeCca Brown.
Meghan Flchtenau. Kathleen
Hetzler. Brenden Hyde.
Cynthia Scharf. Tnacy 0
Schlepp, Ed Williams. Stacy
Wlnawer
CII'1Dotat George Owor1n
CompostuCift: Judy
Odenheuner
A.dvllor: Julie Jones
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night carousmg
end COllege p011c•es
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wr1tcrs and do not necessanly refleCt
the v•ews of lhC student bOdy, the
faculty, or the college admlntstra­
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suggested and ere approved by the
editors and managers of thus
newspaper and reflect the ma,onty
op•nlon olthoso oHICcrs
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Page4 ~uld huv and 1 thought the
sign" \"'11'ln' obno~WU8 I told thnm
I dldn 1 IIH• lwrc
Both molt• and ftlmall• 11''11
dents ..uld the LC'ntf'r It-nct•dcd
"I lo\ t1 rO<JIJng. but wt• don 1
haw 11n) uttm~>ll!' \-Ve vt• bt'on
baking rookit•1i In c.1ke pans and
m1~lng thang1> m old mt•atloof
pans," ~ld tro~hmun l.~turJ
OcLuctn
Our Ooor doo~m t U\Cn hu\ll
an) ,jl\ ttrwnrt'.." smd sophomore
<..t>all R1rhmond
.,1\ldt•nts mtcn ii.M '-'d wen• in
liwor ul ha"1ng an oddt•d chulc1• ot
mc<tl'
"II \~c don t likt• \\hat " bcmg
~Wr\Cd at o.;, \(• \ wt• l',lfl alwa'·'
comtl back ht•n· $Old R1d1mond
Some 'tudcnt~o 8\.t'n plnn to
<·hnnge llwir mt•aJ plan u11lrlf( tht•
Clmtor I'd rook a lot It k ., good
oppm1unlt\ to gt•l nwa, from
SAGA '~<lid fn•-.hman Lomn
Lockwood
Student~> abo c~gret>d thnt MCA
would benefit from thu added
utenstl:. ·l lot lcsa li\AGI\ wore
"vould get "'tohm
The onlv negative point repeat
edly brought up wat. n <~koptcism
about how long the Item!> would
last The Ct'nter wUI oo kept
locked in Q ~IOI'ai(O room and SIU
AM 55
FM •
Hilary Peasf'
Bill Fritz, sophomore , and Kathertn Tannehill , freshman, are part of
the newly formed Copeland KitChen Center. The center 11
tcheduled to be open In two weeks.
don1~ can sign up In advance l'or
any items them need and how
long thev need them
I'd like to work moro on nn
honor system than ftne.. satd
Roberts 'J don t know maybe I'm
too optirrus tac but were all
adult& here ·
c.o 70 Include formal dlnnen., birthday
cclubrntlon& nnd casual partl&
One student won <~ugges ted a
romantic dinner for two in his
dorm
H s a good way to bring our
donn together. wd resident
freshman Oann Andens.on
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Stun I
Of Ill!•
l·m
llw ni
n c·or
the p1
Wh
foshll
1 bump
featur
on th
art' I
ron\>t!
Crt!
from I
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the 61
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four r
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of sq
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SchW~
That'r
deftnl
own
rr,
----Hilary Pooao
eahman, ere part of
er. The center Is
rmal dlnnon.. blrthdt\)'
1'1S and casual partlt ~'
ent even suggcs tt~d a
flnner fo• two in his
ood way to bring our
ether. · said resident
Dana Andert.an
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r 13,1983 Students get autoerotic with vivacious vehicles
-surn Noblu
Of 1hr Plllf\l.,.r l.llfl
l•rvm the rmtmiC" ud11 on TV to
tht• raw rumulna of thf• tunkynrd.
11 , 11.1 Is 'IU!Icuptlbh• to lnh••nUng
tltt: pcrm>nallt} of 1111 owner
\·Vhother thuy feature old
{n'lhlont~d hubc-ap11, radlrul
bumper ~llc-k t•r-. or on anterior
fl'atunng BudwCJbCr 1-shirtt>. cal"!''
on tlw Lt'WiR and Clark campu ..
urtl tht• 'IUbJt'tl of prtdc and
rem' t•rsal ion
Greg Schwm.t u tJophomore
from Palo AJio <.ahfomlo tells the
hl&tory of h1~ t96Z Ford PaJcon,
thr flnt of Fords small" Car"'. ~------~~~~ ~---- ~
r
Thlt~ relic eports five palm Jobs.
four names. a replaced engine n
column o;hlft and any multitude
of :.quew After more than
300,000 miles. Schwertz. says she
''run~ on music Whh sbl •htraya. foot,...., ex1n1Ma11 and two &-u.c.k cap. decb,
Kurt C•rtson'a 21-foot 1884 Clldll.e limousine la one of the mo,. apeclou• LC wetdclu. Carlson purchaMd the c. for $3.200 end up,
•t•m llw.ya chcovef'lng aom.thlng new lboul the f21. • I love her very much," sa.ld
schwortz "Shes Zl yelU'!i old
lllat s 102 In people years She's
definitely got a personali ty all her
own •
If you spot a champagn e-
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I 1\ colored 1982 Audl Coupe pas& by
qulckJy, you may suspect fresh·
man Polly Pitton and her Moet·
mobile' The pedigree name wus
originated and christened by a
D
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Make the connection
232-9415
7206 S E Milwaukie group of LC atudentfl on n beach
trip earlier thJs year
According to Pltton.thecarfe.a ·
lures an unusually loud aJann
which sounds Uke a goose beang
strangled'" apace-age seale and a
stereo which 1~ " alwnya cranldng
Roxy Musfe
Freahman Diane Rub. one of
Pitton a roommates. aald "1"he
most incredible thing About the
car as PoUy fit everything ahe
0\IVIled In Massa chusett~ in It and
nQ\111' can't find room enough In
the dorm room to put
evetyttung .
Not to be outdone Is tunJor 8111
Olds' way to "escape reality His
convenlble !pronounced with a
Spanjsh accent) Is • baby blue" 1964 Dodge Pola.ra. and has a
puah buuon tranamJasion an &­
cylinder engine and only a little
over Z3.000 miles.
After purehaalng the car this
aummer Old& &om l..i\'ennore.
Calif. aald. I wouldn t trade It for
anythmg else It runs Uke a
dream ~··
In • 1972 Pord truck with
~omlng plates. fnsshman Kari
Jorgensen forged her way co
Oregon wuh the bare minimum
for pioneer tnM!I-a horse and
horso trailer. two-Wheel drive.
atandard hit\, no powenteenng.
no power brakes and an ancient
AM radJo
"It's no problem ownin~ a veru·
cle," wd JoJ"Kenaen . ' Other peo-
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A conversa tion piece In uaelfls
aeruor Kurt Carbon a2l·foot 1964
Cadillac Umousane . Purchased
for $3,200. the car as m its orlgtnal
condition w·uh the eacepHon or
tho light blue fur Interior
Por the puaengen · con\'en·
ience. the air conditioning.
heater. window& interior lights
and the AM/PM rad1o are con·
trolled &om the back seat. Other
featul"e$ Include J.X uhtraya , foot
rest&, exk'a aeats, rwo &-track .tape
deks. a tape of 1 he best truck driv­
Ing .ang1 and a l\!
·Tm alwa}-. discovering som~
thing n~ about the car," point·
lng out a light which •hanes on
the ground when the door is
opened 50 pusenguna may aee
what they're stopping fnto and
holding up the gold-plated ~
But walt, la there a bigser-. more
unusual e&r' on campus? .. My car
I• orange and white. has a chauf·
feur and room for forty ,. ..
sen&en.'' said sophomore Jeff
Comer. You can tee the car on
campus every hour or .a at the
buutop
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Pioneer Log, October 13, 1983 Pagel f
-Has the Log been in the dark?
ro the E dll01
·nu~ roll~ge l" too lllJltt' and too
r.dmplt•' to permit t'\:t't)'Ont'to tw
t\llh informed llbout t'\"<'" thing • • that gC~e"-un Pt>.rhnp I haH'
mi. ,,'(j omt•thing But it "' •m'
to me that vou-\c,·h~t ' bu<~~tnt~' •
at .... to be tuU' infomlt d ubout
~
fl\:1~1rung thllt 8CH'' on and"' ho
ha.' 01 'ltatT to make <~UI"tt that you
do-havr mis .. cd atlen~l a couplo
ol tmpoMant co.ent"' on campus
dunng the pa!>t two ~nd one h.tlf
\'\ tl\' k." •
1. Prof~r \)fred E. Kahn. ot
ComPII Unh err.1t\ '" a dit.lln·
guashed economa .. t, \\ idt•l)
knO\\n tor his boo~ and aMicle: .
hi ghl) I"'C"S pe<: 1 ed a!\ a d e\.'Ot t'_d
public senant, accla1med lor ha~
ba ""~:~IJ) commenllu)' on l'co·
nomic afflllr.' on tciC\15ion and
much appreciated bcc.tu,c h1"'
p~entalion6 are not droning
and dry but h"ely •md \'el) WittY
After long and r.omple11
negoualions- being a popular
~pea)t;.er, hh. schedule il'i \Ct:\' full.
and hj!> cu"tomary fc~ for spcal.;·
mg ~~ \ et)' hlgh -\\ e orgamud u
two-da\ vthlt for h1m at LP.w'i' and
Clark on "-ept 13 and 14 Hl' deh·
\'en~ .a lecture on the C\-'Cnang ol
Se:pl 13 tl\41, "' the Orrgontan •
reponed the neAt cia). padcd the
Council Chamber .
Ht.• also appe.'ll"l'd bclon• dtffl•Nnl
student audience5 on 1ue!ida.)'
and on \'\'ednc. .. da\
1 ha\"C 'et 10 ~e a fitngle mt•n· • uon of thts L'Oitre e'\ cnt m thl•t,os
01d 1 0\ t>rlook it'' U so ple3!'e "<'nd mt• a t'dp\ thnt indh:att:lllhc
rt!'l. it'\\ If vou '" t•rhml.t•rf it vou
l1-1t1 bt t'n nothing It·::.~ than
n••gllst.nt
::! 'it•n Marl<. Hattit'ld " nation
all) rt.'< ognitt•d pcr-.onnlit\ wa.,
on the progrnm to addres:- the
f~'t c:utiH' ~flmmar that l C ~ Pro
gram in Public Admma«lmuon
~laEtt·::. lhrt"\' tunt•'> u yt>ar for
~OJOI ' pubhc sel'\.ant., &om all
tJ\t•r the country
\\'hllc the ue<;UU\~ ~minarb.
b.'lsacallv rt:'itnc:tcd to lh~ who
p.1) I he ha~h 1u111on fl'es 10 01t1end
it, word had gone ou1 before Sen
Hatfield ~ ltppt.-;u-ance lhat has
talk \\:ould bt: open 10 the Lewil>
and ( larlo. pubJk In contrnst to
Proft""•Or ~ahn ' 101lk we did not
ad\.'cMJM> 11 to anyone ofT campus.
ahhough acluall\o some people
did find out about it and came to
la~ttcn to the ~enator 's e.xcellenl
und an"aghtful commen ts on the
formulation lrg~:~lation and exe­
<:ullon of wtldcme ., poJIC) J am
1old that the Log "'ac; ~peci6cally
anformed of the S>cnator·!> vasil
and wa~ t•ncouragc d to CO\ cr 11 fl
did not
1 am unrlerstand that you did
not kntM about tht!> an ach ance; I
~>U!'Op('('t that prt•s' conference.<>
urganazcd b) Senator Hatfield or
\laH>r l\ancu• do not ref.t\Jlarlv - . <·omocovou attuntion But \\ht.>n 1 • found out aboul il, m\ llrbt reac:·
1aon wati to roll the l.og , to tt>ll
'ou about the press confeNncc
ito \\hich \OU \\ould I think. btl •
admilled la\' definition!, and to •
u~l' you to CO\'cr it a'> a campu" t"\ cnl 1 o ,umt•nlu" unthi:-Lam·
ym" tho ( ullt•gt> ~ ~•ball I\ toullr.trl
an oudwnet• ul r101.1ble, ,,nd to
make· e•\'t•nt happon lwatl II• o
nWIIl'l' ol !luntt• impurt.tnn•
llw responM I I(OI from
whCle\ or an~\ on.•d tlw phone
wa' a _ ltltlp\ Yt•..ah we• knO\''
about it I than._\'\ c \ t' gut a nlpor­
ter up tlwrc I urg~d tht pt!l':"on
;u the otlwr end ol the Hntl to
~nd up a photograplwr thaniJng
that tht• C'\ cnt \\8" more mtert• I·
mg for lh p1c1onal proml'iC than
for 11, rontent o I called the tog
ll80Jn \eah I thmk we\.e got n
photographf't up lht'J'C. too
Pu,....onalh I doubt that t'ither
tatement wa~ trut I can tell tho
dlfferonc;e b •twt'(m camernmon
from Chnnnc>le. 2. 6.8. and 12 and
nn LC !>tudt•nl who take :o~ pac·ture3
for the Log I wouldn 1 claam that
1 am .. ure to be right, bull shall be
!>Urprised if you rnn ~how me piC'
ture' from thnt t.."\\ont
V.'HV NO I,
C H Atntrt•n)dorff
l'rofC$..'>0,. of t•cononuc~>
wmm ~ sorE: rtrr LD8 did
c:ontac 1 both 1.( .~ puMrc mfo,...
marion office u11d 5t•n Hutjield :,
.-;tojj rht mfnmwtwn nlfice hud
no lurm' lrd~t: n( tht!• L'\Cnt.
Hatfield:., nffict• .... ;,d tht•re \HJUld
be nn tinw iHmlablt· for f'hotoo or
que,tron!J .\lfiCt' 11 "•IS a dused
Harassment not a dead i sue
1 o thl• Editor.:
She .gt•l& up t?\ f"f)' mumm,; to
go to t.ehool and as ~he .!iltr5
blut•bcnies 1010 h .. .r .\ oguM e>he i11
<tfraad l\ot of 6nab or papt!t he
handle:; her academu~ tusl tinr.,
thnnk)OU
'o 5hc as afr::ud ol her \\1lrk
e;tud) fob and c.pecificall) th~ has·
hies 10he gets !rom ont• ol the!
fac.:ult\• memben for \\hom "'he -"u~ in that job Sh•• ts e;ackt•ncd
b\• the Cact thai rus inlef"e51 i& not •
an hm' wcU she pcrfunnr> her lob
but in the 'Lle of her ~asts or
the lw<1utv of her (ace or\\ hether • or not she wiU go our with htm
She ancorTCCtly fool!» that thL>n'
is nothing ahe c:an do about 11
e.\cept MJfTer through at and ~1"1
.tnothor 10b ne,~~.t .ve;JI". Sht,! ha"
had lo change ad\i&OI'li nt~r the•
t•nd of her college C31'Cea• bccau~>e
tiht• oon no longer put up \\ilh tht•
touchy·tcely way ht! aulA toward
ht!r c.•r thP inuendo-ladP.n mann£-r
he talk& to her. Sho has no tdt•a
who "'111 nCM wnte th~ lt•llt"ni ul
roeoommendcuton sh~ c.o dt· pt.'f"
ately nl.'Cds lor grad whool. but
5hc itt alraJd to oonunuc ha\1nR
that panlCUlar advit.or, (or IO luna
f>he is !>imply an objl.!(;.t to bt•
pl:l)ed with Her brain and
ac:haeo.·t!mcnts mean lt:5 to hun
tt\cln h,.r fac.c and fif(Urc
Sh~· t.:amc to LC plannang lu be
a r>ru-mc.:d lypt: mntor w that
sorru•da) he rould go to me!dical
s.chool Attl!r a IP.w lental'i an a p~
ur·ulill" dcpanmentlihc was ;druid
and cam • to ttw f..'ondulilon that
rna~ he she reaU.)' wanlt•d to rna1o1
an phiiUMlphy lnstf>dd Slu: com·
ph•ted twr· ma1or at t.C by tnking
e.omt· of thf• m.1JOr' ruquircuwntt~
ul I C, lnH most at PuMland Slutct
and lt<mns them lrun5fmn·d back
l 0 I.C AJI u t ht.>r c:uu l"tiCWCJ' k \\ lUI
done at u;,
She wa.s afraid ol 1\\o lt•adwr!i
Itt her mBJor depanment bt!CUJU&t•
or lhr.ar action& and altatudcs, hut
OI»>r1t•d her right to ha\]! thut
major, arn it if mclbnt haVJng to
take the equktalent coUrN!$ at
anulhL>r .c.hool
She as a oornpusll~ of~Wmeof
Page 6 tht• roapon '!A 1 wgoncn rrom my
''lttuest tor mtormauon about
:;.c.'ual har.\ ~mt>n t and a" one ol
tlwm ~ad . 'St>.Aual hura:.~mont as
uli\ ,. and \\ rll at good old I.C '
Sn \\ h.tt 110\\" 1 \\'Ould !'iuggest
that tlw problem ht'fe is largrr
than :m.\ on1• want!; to belie. e. t
\\ ould su~ll 1 alba that tht'fl' j.,
an OH'r\'ht!lmtng 5t'n!>e Of le<lr
and ht'lplcssnc .s among tho.:.tl
din~Cih contronll'd I \\Ould -a ·st'f"1 that tho:;c· aHt.:c;u~d by the
problt•m andude C\ ef) woman on
thar; C'llntput. whethc-r directly
con&unwd or no. forth~ fact that
their· st~otl'f ' aud«>nt are belng\1c·
urna7ed wtth Impunity :-~1~> each
nnd L'\t:f'\ one of them up as
polf'nllnl tar~tt.'lt.
And I can dP.M!M that -,ome­
thtng tan and will be dom• about
It bt•c'<tU t· to p.U'aphr-.uw •ln old
lrlt>nd I hu\ c a dream '\nd J ~hare
thai d"•am with f'Vcral female
rncmbt•t'fi of thc• tJcuhy \nd wt>
l:ollcc·tl\ eh a hare that dream
Wllh n bf•lf'c:t , ....... In posataons or
;wtuaJ fHn\t•r 1n thc• Manor hou·
:.c and the~ · ngn•t•
I ha\" a dre;lm that someda)
\\Unwn z;tudcnt• "iiJ walt.; thio;
campu~ secure 1n thf.' knowJedgo
that tht-'\ ilre looked at :.Imply a"
tud«•nts rather than femillr stu·
dent~> I haw• u dream that :.omL'­
dn\ lht~e· atud•·nl& willx• lrt'illt"d • wtlh thc•a c• poet due their mands
IIUI h<M'CIU'\UCt~AfY lhWfillout • tht•tr dnlhing. I. ha\t' ,, dn.!Bm that
e;onwd.:w M>On "hen bOmOOnt:s -a11ka about le.\Ual hara!llunc·nt on
tlUb cotnapul' t:'\ cryonuWJII bt~ ablu
to hontlllll\' a11k. Wh<il s that'' 1 • I 'Ia\ •• n dream
llnlonuno ii'IV In llll' roil I world
~
dt'l!.tmt. dun 1 jur;t happen . Tht')
tllkt• wor-k. cllor1 nnd '>UOWIImf'..J
«:\'Pn liOrnf! dttJP"'' ol auu;rilkc I
wnuld a k thnl tho:.e olhertt of
you who havct:Jipt•rit•nt:tldto~ual
h.ansaarnront al I C In an\ uf iU; • varinu& rorma \'I!Jilf• tO mt:, t,slk lO
m c nntat 1 the \\'ornt'l15 Cr·nter,
onlzu 1 Jt.>:an Ward 111 tlw Dt•an of
Yar:ulh• office, Jant.' Atldnwn 1r1 • Scx;aulngv, l.t'tiltt! Haxter, St."\'Ul
lttndaboin . or Ht•lena Gartr.on 1al1 lemnh' tncuh) \C'tlon can be
taktm <~n vou .md vour t'OOC.('Ml!o
~
an• \ tlaily impon.ml
1 am at c ampu~ bo:\ 636. the
Womt•n~> C~nh':J I•· downl!t.air-s an
~I.{ luunRt' an I t•mpiP.ton and
lhf.' \\Umt.•n ruc:ullv can ,all be
~
rcaC'hcd m c•ontidt•nc·e· through
thmr depanmunl oflicc:s \'ou do
not hu\ .:-to tan• tha" .1Iom• Come
fo"vard not onl\ for vourc;t•lf but - ~
ror your ''""'' !itudt•nt' and for
tht• generations ol &tudenl'> that
,,ill folio\\ vou for tf nuthmg is
~
done thev too \'\ill lw. rurt.C"d 10 • endure \\lull ~nu ho\ c. •
ClmMtlpht•r < ro:.lw
:>cnior
Help, not harm
To tho l::ditor:
Wt~ would like to respond to
Rebt=cca BJ'O\.'\Ifl's aMIC"It• on t:om·
putcr anllit•ly an ttw Oct 6ts10ue of
the Lug. Rclwct·u pn•scntcd
many vnlid point!l Yl!tl, 5umt• peo
pie u~ c·ompuh'ali M c·rutchcs
allm~ng lht•ar man dB lo ,o·ow IUL)
\'t•.s, compuu·rizatlon ho& tildll·
tatcd the gtm\ th of lJua't•auc:ro~C) .
And vcs. onw wur~t'f'5 huu• ht:••n • diaplarud chw to uutomntlon Out
"''' think Rttbt"t:ru h.a11 owrluokcd
many nf the lnv-..alunbh• roll''1 thol
c:ompult>r '1 plu.\ In our hv1·~
Allhoul(h \Jurnu gmw dt•pmul ·
t~nl on the· much InC'~, othc•e-. KJ'(JW
lndflpcndt•nt thr1>ugh tlwm C'ur ..
rent tr.lc~ecmlmunh ..ttfun.. IPt:h·
noiOKY ullo\\ tt t•nunllt•!HI
handlcappNJ Jmrlt0n6 who liNt
unabl1• to ocunmuh• to wuri>. lo
hdv•• tlu•ir wuri( H>ntfl to lht·m
Ol~~ablt~ pc·n;un unru lulJCit>d
' uM:It• ' un• n<M tlndlrag that
lht:y fJO~·as th11 optlludc lor• pro·
gro~mmtng dftlu procc•.ssuag. und
ol twr rnarlu•toblc • skJIIIl t hut m...ay
lw Jl(trfonnud tn lhn homo.
Automallun. whll(• c•arryang Involvement
key
• to community
What does It takt• to gN l.C\Vi!t and Clru'k
student!ltnvotH~d wllh campus t:\'t•nta''
one of the goals of the Mh,siun Plnnnlng Commlttr.e
16 to dt"\ l•lop a ~cnsc ol et)mmunlty Yt111l majonty of
tho campu5 can't e\\ln Ct•m to g~l tugt•thcr for on
afternoon toot ball game or n diacu""lon o( Cflntral
Amenca . •~ thai community?
.As the Forum Sent!ll got underway laat wt>ck. the
audience \\."att small t."\\Cn after 1n~ne5 dlrtlCior Bill
Heegaard went door to door mmlnding people or lh8
lee tum
Admittedlv studonts an· buay with clas5 wo"' but
they are II(Ooring tho voluablc• knowledge and
c~nenoe to be gained from the 11ympo"lu~ru~ or from
lnvoiVE'ment wilh ASlC Wo t..nuw thul Rtudymg Is very
tmportanl but taiJng an hout· otlto llfllll'n to u ~tpcech
is a good chnnC'c' to gaJn a dtffcnmt pcntJl('Citvf>
Bc!lldes. everyone •ponda an hour or so or study
lime · talking with friends or duydl'('oming over un
open book. An hour ls not too much to apat't!.
It tak~ a little bigger wmmllmt.nt to ~'C on a
committee or join an activity llowtM!r, the rcwardtl,
thf! opponunitie'l for mt~tlng Pf!">plc and bec:ommg
activclv lrnolved are not somcrthing that ~n be teamed
from~ boo I.;. And. let's for.e II, ex penance on a
cummat tt·e can bu un 8~..,~• when the time romr.s to
taN~ the \"Ori.; "orld hornws
t\s an ln!>ritutaon If) ing to dt~lde how c~r
ont•nted it \\'ant<~ to blt. u: mu11t (.JOn!lide r· tho I
opportuni ta~ for· tnnglbltl cru,•cr relutud t'.\pt'ntmct>'
are beang po!~~ed up by most 81udcnt6 Why 18 at flo fL'\\
pt•opl«' wnnl 10 pr.actic1t• tht•ir an:'ounting skill" hy
M!rving at\ a l"t'stuur.ant mrantll(t•r a dorm c·ounril
tnw. urt•r or• a member or tht• Budgt•l .llld Hnanc o
commith•t!''
\re LC !tiUdtmt-. alllofly inlellt•c.tuuls trulv
unc·onc-emcd with 10b muriiet re~tiUll~' U thl8 ill the c<U'e
th,•n .Jttendanrt· ..tt lht• adt•a!'l t'llt hungc' and open
lonJnl§ shouhJ be bt•IIN.
I here t6 a rort• group of pt•oplt! at 1 C who we·kom~
<any opponunily to c:~..pn•s!i ttwir \ Jl'\>\'S on c:untlltl
cuncttms Thcst• aro the• pP.oplc "hn au .. nd the idt\Uii
t•~tlhnngt·~ \\Cckly, antJ tht• t.)111poslum!'l, and thu
t·on(Prcnt e.-.
!'tmal.arl , them I!' a com ~roup ol pt~plu \\ ho anc·nd
most !>poMing t.."\ ''nil\ anti " cart• group
10\ olwd" ith ASI C and durm c•ounc.•al
What do the unm\!oh e·d Mudenlfi do\\ ith allthcar
~p..,rt• time? ft. istnJu th.ll tht•y fc•t•llht'.) aN too hUA..) lo
p.ar1tcipatc m· do rnost olltwm IU&I nul can:?
nt•gntlvc Lonnot..lltonr. 'll'r\C:. ell-u
mertn!'o of Uhcrauon < cnulnl~
human~ c11n be put to bt,IIPr pur
pose, th.1n the put-nut on boll
lor ton houn>-a-da., Jobs that
automation replacc!l! And whut
about the Spact• Shultle medical
monitoring equipmen t, com"
munacntlon~ satellite& and
menttorologlcul appllc:allon" '''
.,ure computcr.q havt· fntlli
tott-d thu growth oftho!le touallt
iltJanhtlc bureaucracic, but
lc.•t's slop and trunk a moment 1o
see if we benefit from .any of thoS4•
burl'c.lucratac monatar~ to g.,
f1inam 1al AJdl
Another mii'Conwplion that
anno_v:. us 1~> the Idea I hot compu ·
tt•J-. are taldng m·er tht• world
Computers rannot do anything
tanylhtng!l "llhout lht• good 'ol••
IMhaonod humnn bcmg Thny
cannot lake mer tob .. mnkt• peo
pic ob:o.Oictt: or In anv utlwr· Wll.)
ub}ugatc the human r.Kc• In
rnct It ,,.. a folloty to "'ole• that the
computer dO(•~o an.)lhlnM ul 11.,
own \ olltion It a llkc• snymf( thilt
vour C'iJr t.lrov•• vou to M:hool. or . '
thu ovt•n cookud dinnt•r < ornpu·
'''"' only aMSir.t Ub in thuM• IMks
lor which wo program thtlm rhu
world'ti lamouA tht.• L-omputc•r
mu111 ha\t• modt• a rnialukt• "
phrut• 1~ al110 1.1 great mlanomt>l ,
Nt•arlv too pcl"('t•nt of thtl unw,
lh~> prublf'rn rt•sultti UK 1m e•n11r an
pruf(l'aJnmlng or data ••ntry. 8.)
thuwny. lhlalellt~rwu cumpost•tl
on thtl c-ampur. compuh•r 1\'AX
ll/7801, and will be I)'JM' at•l on
ano1lu:1 compult-r . I lw ahnph• truth 16 wt: cnnnot continue our
live.s in the comfortable mar1ncr
\vc hav<· grown aa:ustomed to
without them Problems do exist.
vut lor1unutolv u>..pertfl m the field
t11uch .ta Or Welzunbaum. who
visited our < ampus rocentlyll"l!'t>L
ognve thana and aN oddrus:~in8
them lbank goodn~s the daya
ol t-W and Big Brother Uw only
in thu lmuginatlon~> of women
and men
( hmuopht•r .Va.u
~ophonm~
.\like ~Ur:r:;,
Junror
LETTERS POLICY
Letter• to the Editor should b6
addre:ned to BoJC 21 The
deedllne '' noon, Mondays
Submissions should be typed.
double·spaced and Include the
author'$ nemo n well 83
academic clus or lacu/ly
sllndlng No more than three
slgntJtures msy sppeorwtth each
Iotter Length should be 360
WOrdl Or /tJS AI/ /etttrl W/1/ be
publlahed but att subJect to
editing lor grammar. tengtb and
llbeloua stattments The Pioneer
Log toserves the nghl to hold
/tfttrs II lpace problems arlae
No anonymous letters wi/ b&
publiShed
Pioneer Log, October 13, 1 -
N;
rundl
;\mt"f1
sill on
Clark
stu de
not
davert
In II
tlon 1
OC'llvil
Jamc~
crealf
Task
Thl
parts
PI one
of op
gr'881'1
Task
offer
ceme
ln\ol\1
lmple
ttH' AI
In I
don
l nile~
L.C a~
Fonan
with
jzed
carnp1
C41U!Itl
tions
and e1
stud
c;tul
litton
thlto 1
was It
an lnl
' thnt ''
1 fer., I(
1 II hip fl
ter th,
In I
d~n•~
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ASLO
annul
creatQ d Clark
mmlttee
thP
Ill
le of th"
rkbut
or from
r.g l~t very
apeech
on a
vards,
oming
h·.amed
r
• nence:.
it so few
!i by • dl
nee
11 the ca."e
pen
.,,,
etdt!uli
the
o .utt•nd
lltht•lf'
buavto •
cannot conllnuc our
comfortabht manner
!t'Nl\Vn at:customPd to
em Problerru. do W~iRt
uetv experts in thu fiold
r Weilf.anbourn who
cnmpur. recently! ret'
m and nro uddn•o;!lin8
k goodnc-.s the dnya
Big Brother th.v onh
uginatlon., of women
Chn.'ltophrr Ntur
~uphnmort'
Mrke ~t·llc~
Junror
POLICY
to the Ed1tor should bo
to Bo• 2 1 The
noon, Mondeys .
Jhould be typed,
io••cetc:l and Include tho
name .., well es
claea 01 lacully
No more thon threo
may eppeerwlth uch
thould be 350
leu Allterter& will bo
but are subJect to
r grammar. tengtt] ond
tementt The Pioneer
,.,,~ ... the right to hold
space problems arlu.
latter s wll be
r 13, 1 Opinions differ on a • • • rmat1ve action Issue
-Kirk John~~Jon
CJ( thr l'lon!W'r U!H
N 0 UN£ WOULD ARGUE tho
Mtwnlon thai dlvernlt} lb a
fundnmt•ntal chnroott~risllc of
American society. Vet the compo­
llllion of the pro~t!nl LewiR and
(lark community -Including
atudcnl" fncuhy and sto.ff does
not ddCtluat~l) reflect that
dwersttV
In an. effort to co~ tthl" ~ntua
tlon ond In responSt' to student
at trVJsm on the 155\Je. Pre~ident
James Garrlner called for the
crnatlon of the Affinnalive Actton
Task f'orctl In the spnng of 1982
This artJcle, pre!lented In two
parts in subsequent i!lsues of the
Pioneer Log. will present a vanety
of oprnJons regarding the pro­
gres:~ and effectiveness of the
Ta~k Force to date lt will also
offer auggestion"' on how con·
ct'rncd student' can become
lnVI>Ivcd In the formulation and
implementa tion ofa newA.ffinna
live Action Polley al LC
In the> apnng of 1982. Ron Hem·
don co-chairman or the Black
United f'ront ofPontand came to
1 C as a guet~~t of the lntt>l'CulruraJ
Forum of Orel(on In o meetmg
with studt•nt6 Hemdom critic.
IJ.t•d tht. lock of mlnoritie~ on
campuo; t~~ugget~~llng thai the
CilU'-C IO'f' In the raJiure or lnsUtu ,
taons like LC to activelv recruit • •md cmrourugt> quullfiud mmority
studa•nt
'itudentr. then formed the Coa·
lition ror Integration to address
thl~> problem It~ maJor action
was to petrhon studenle> to plac"
an initiativP on the J\Sl.( ballot
thnl would havtl diVtlrtcd student
fen.., to rreure a mmority ~cholllJ"o
11IUp fund nnd n board to admims­
lt•r thl• u~c of lh~ fund
In tlw t•nsulng election!" . stu·
dt•nts wundly defe<tted the milia·
IJ\c, but in rc5ponse to :.tudent
ar.thism and at the reque~t of the
,\St.c. Prcsadent Gardner
announce d hal\ ancention to
crcato a ta~tk force ror the purpo~e ol lm ·e.!'ll~ollng WUYJI to lntN•atw
lht~ UhiCH'IIily ol the l.G
rommunitv
nw 'l'aJII. Porct• met
for the ttnl time in March. und
c-onvera•d We('kJy thmughout the
re"t of 1pring tcnn
ThiA yt.'ar the 1a11k force> m~t•
for the flnu time thl ahemoon .
The C o.1li11on for Integrati on has
;}8Wn bt•gun meeting on a rf'gular
ba!lil,, !lcn.Ung the net•d fora more
Vlalble student pre'W!nce 1n thr.
ia~>Ue
"The issue of diversity
goes far beyond the
notion of ethnic or
racial background.''
L..ast April. Gardner assued the
notion or the meaning or dlvcrtllty
for the tasJ.. force, lncludmg o llst
of member or the commmee . t.a~t
year the tollk forcc>wa~o composed
of Dean of Student~\ Richard Sor·
en~n ; fuculty mcmbc.-1'1' Jean
Ward and Henry Bair; ~tudt~nts
Jeff Baker and l..auro C<aj'OU6 , JeiT
Ht.rdgepoth of Caret:r Planmns
and Placemont alumnus Randy
Maf>!\engaJe ; nnd Pt·r-onnel :\.1<~n ·
ager Dinnc Skt•lll•
Tht• charge prm•untt•d by
G4.1rdner asstgn" thtl Task florcc
the· re"ponsibillty of conducting
"a rovit."'\1\ .md llSSf'S'mcnt ol ull
cun-ent pohcau~ proc:cdurc .. and
procliccs that turthrr or handcr
tho gout of davoNity ; and lforl tha
formation of .1 itll ol N't omrn{)n ·
dation~ to tht· Pru~edcnl lh<Jt
\"\ ould Include• an instil uuonal
affirrnattw uction polic;y, and
allt•ndnnt procedure . c:ovenng
all constituhmt group-s of thus
community .'
'fht• l'hil!'Kt! Mllle'S ttu\1 lht• rca·
sun:o for lncn·asin8 dlvt·,.,.it.} art•
manv, Including a conca•m lor
.1ddrf'sstng !\OCilltaJ tnJU~tiCC S, U
Pioneer Log, October 13, 1983 b~>llt>f that divt•nlily Nlhanccs tht•
quulity uf lldut at1on. and J c:on ·
rt·m thut student" vdut <.~lvd in a
homa,wneou a l'lting mu\' bt1
h~"" wrll pl't'pared lo dNI with
the hetcrogcnrit y, dh.rnuty and
plurality they are likely to
encounter in a mulll·ethntc
sodety and interdependent
worid."
The charge exprc!'I4P5
Gardner's expectat•ons that the
Ta.~k Force complete the maJority
of it" work by January 1 1884.
Sorenson appointed aa chaif'­
person of the task force 'lAid the
group spent a grqa deal of Ume
I rust year dealing wfth the difficult
qursllon of what is diversaty
In contrast to the Coalition for
lntergratton . who~;e eoncem has
betm to ancreaso the number of
ethnic and raclal mlnoritv tlu· • dents on campu& . SorenM)n aald
the task force hoa a broader
notion of the meaning of diverslly
and or the ways it might be
enhanced at LC.
The issue of dJversity goes fnr
beyond the notton of ethnic ur
racial backsround , encompas..'"'
ing ~OCto-economic bar.ksround .
nationt1l ongin rural vcl'l'us
uroan upbnnging. gender. age.
and sa'ua.l onentation . • ht! said
Specifically on the IN'lue of
rociw and ethnic minoritJP ..satl.C,
Sorenson said one of the quosllon
the t.ask force hus heen add.n!!>
lng i~ whether Lr. and the ~ur·
rounding communat y ar('
considered auractj\:C pia~ by
members ol mmont_y group5,
whether pro!ipc.:ctivc students or
employt~e..
"-' at ~nand ~-> now. in thu c1ty ol
PonLlnd and ttl tho !!tate ul C>n.>gn
lhero IS \."Cr\ IJtfle r.lCIU) diwi'Sil '
Only ·l perct1nl ol tlw !!late popu·
latlon 1s compo~d of nweal
mlnonlles. ' ho saad.
ln addi11on . ht! mentiuneu spe­
cafic en Mance-. ol racial tc•nsion or
ho!itilit) between student5 111
u:-for a.umplc llll e'\"enl followmg
mg the• !\pet'Ch of 1\nst>la lla\.1!i
here in 1981-that suggl!!il 'the• c:nmpul' enVlrontnf'nt f!l nor l£>m·
bly hoapuubh• to minortt y
11ludcn1s "
Many prospective student&
Vlllll c·ampua. 8ald Sorenr.on . but
some find the atmo!lphcre and
lack of 11upport groups
u nail rae: th.or..
WhPn uked to rP..apond to stu·
d•mt churge:. that the fonnabon
of task force and p~n~non or
Ita charge took a long time and
that tho comm.tttce process ha!'
been r.low, Sorenson wid that
lhla rn.y be lrur In l"f'lalion to a
studcnte time at U: but not in
relation to the htatory of the col­
lege. He noted that the tan fon:e
on Sexual Hanl.Ssment took weJJ
over a ye-ar. and came out with
good rec::ommendahOn!l
The task forct· plana to com·
plehi the rough draft of the nt!W
colJegP 4\Jiirmati\le Action Policy
by the beginning of the next
calendar year, and its lmplemen·
tat1on re<"ommendat1ons should
be completed by the end of the
~hoot year. !'aid Sorenson .
Sorenson e.~tpre~d frustra·
uon at clmnuthatl.C is becommg
a more hom~eneouor; place He
aaid that in the Jut fEM )'Cal'S the
ooll«>gP ''has made an extroordi ·
nary r.ommittment to need-based
linanceal aid. \UtuaJly unequaled
w~l of the \lil'lsis~•ppi ," a.nd that
the: o;tudP.nt body "is simply more
di\. erst· ·
Hunrv Batr, chainnan ot the
~
hi~IOI) ' department and one of
the l\"\1l faculty mcmbt•rs of 1he
ta.k lurt ,.., offered simllarVlews to
tho~ ot Sorenson
• f'artol1' lhill low and oomph·
c•utc tht• Jlro< e : scud &ur,
''Include lasJ.. forct• members
t'\ln·meh he:uv work load a.~ --w•·ll us tho Lrt.o:adth nnu compl&·
lty ol thu problem itseU. unc:cr­
taint) m t-r , .. hl!TC 6nance5 wtll
t·omt! trum to uppon lhegoabof
nf6nnalllt't' ac·t•on, nnd que.< lions
ol howun cn\onmmcnt in whach
prn>plt' ul daa :rent b:lckgrounds
'·• n liUni' can be em ouraged al
Lt.,, i:; Clart... BAir rc~aiNI .SOrcn._'\CJn cun·
cern thai thf• L.C rommunily may
not be aympathvllc to the go:~l of
Increasing dnersily. and that this
IPndency couJd make the implc·
mt•nlat•on ol thai gc»l difficult .
.. Many campu~ tn the 19605.''
NJd B~ur , • made el4borate efforts
to CTPale support groups to help
minority studnnts adiuat, but en
60me ca •s thr. results lt\.'l'r'l! 'cui·
tural ghettoes ' that actually dl&­
couraged the interacuon or these
atudents within the larger cam­
pus community .'' Opmiona
differ 0\ er wherh~ altitudinal
change:+~ can occur pnor to. or
ony as ruuh of an ln~a·ea~e in 1hc
number of people of min on ty and
undeJTeprut.c•nted groups. hP.
Mtd
On the subiec& of lmplementa·
lion Bair sa.ad that for :crudenta
the aftinnatnre acuon policy will
deal with issues auch u admis·
6ion. fln..n~ and peer support,
wherea." for faculty and atalf 11
will atm "to ensure that one •
race. t' or prrspecthe i not a
hindrance to bcang hired or
advanet~ ."
Bair also forsct•. the affirmati\'e
action proces& becomang more
form.11ized than it i now,
although he thmks the cffon wdl
fall shan of the <:rn:Jtion of an
olhcc speclficall) lur &hal
pullJOSO.
\\ luiP nor eng lhc lack of dJVCI'­
.IUty an liOmc rcspet:t5 '"ithan lht•
faculty and student body, Baar
CliJli'CS •d fAith in the CUm!OI
.. trorts tu mcret~5C dJ\~r\\11.) , say-­
an,c simply: \\t~ n~--d to du it
The rinal CWJlt!nl ortha nnu.:fe
in nc.\t Wl .. -cl.. s l"ionecr Los ,,iJJ
pre~nt the opimons ofJetTB.lJ.cr.
b gmduatt !d student \\ho last
\~r was u member ol the task • torcc; Rachoru 1\tcllang. co-
director ol the Co:llition for .Inte­
gration and IA-bbic Hwnbcr.
ASlC Prl..--sident l'hc article \\ill
conclude \\llh n• ommcndahonro
on ht.M interested ~tudcnt cnn
become ln\'Oiw!d 10 tht rssuc.
Will trendology n1ajors reduce
liberal aiwts to a passing fad?
Ed William
of ahft Ph>n""r l.qt
W hc•n .en i~"<'"' ' ul '••c'lttl ua pulltk el ,.;,_;.
mtit:anu• ui1M'!'i ,,, '"'"' '' ,111cl Ll<~t I.. el!>t hh•
ll> Jh'fJIIt'llll_\ Nhlll1 lilc·lf ISSUI"S MIC'h .a-.
nuc:lc•ae \\111', h •mi msm, c.h til '"'1-:l'lr':at itt II
Mid tl S.thatlue ll<IN' Ill .tnd mat t•l tlw
nuntb ul studc•nl !>t ht••u 111 an ,e,.tuau .. lun,.;
1'<111' It Is ,,, 11 lh1•sp 1"11111'1'111' Ult' ht't'tl lu
UIUII!W US ttllh lU ht• t,aJ..c•n M'lhlltsl~ • '' h11n "'' tun,. tlw 1mu•
hll' t'\amplt• thPet• '"' "'I \:'\11 .mel thl'
t'tllllfJI'' unll nut'lt.tl' mnn•uu•nt I ht!lv
'"l"' ,, tinw nul tnulun~ ·'~'"' hc•t\\\t't'llllld
lntll+iiC'I at ll'.a!>l ,, 1 nuplt• hunchvtl a em·
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tun. f) ( .and mw 111 tlw l\l,111u1 lhnes.•
c~ idt•m a• th• Uhnngn 111 lut u Uolh \\ ,.,,. hnnr~lll 111 lu "IJOJI-1. up litl.1114't >s a11d hal
Jl"'"'' h•hl' •" Ill ""''•lntllllt' I ltc•IJ Ulhlllll.\
J\ncl lllUl>l lnlJIOfltUli.I_Y hutJa •til' I'IIIIMill~
llw uppt·r· c•l<~"'
\.\lwn I """ ,, ll't•sluuan. lht•t'' '' it!'J u
,:t'l\tlllll' .allt•mpl 111 Ill,\ d<t"'">t'~ In hnn,_: tlw
1ull' ttl '' umt•n tntu an lu ... tunt·al f'Unlt• 1
Rt't."t'nlh 111 unt• ul nl\ d,, M>s .. clt:.c·u !'ttOn • •
t•.ama• up l"tlll< nn1ln,.; u 110' 1'1 '" nttt•n In an
t•.u•h .!11th n•uiUI~ f-.n,.;Je,h h•11JIIll"'t f11t'
til 1 ournnwnt h\ unc· uf I ht• m.,ltos 111 lht• •
J.:f1111p ''as lh:tl lw hud a httlt•lnt tou nutdl
ol lilt' l't•lt•n•111 •os IU\\1ll'llll'num ... t ldc•;.a"' .5
till' tJj,, u. MUll"' ult•eu•tl n lall\t'n ln~·nsu
,IIIIUII}.: thUUMJc•s .111tJ Ullll' of tilt' rt'll1.1Jc•,
'' ,,,. lll<tl lfw c:tcnit ulum at LC had luo
llllll'h ul an tttnpha:o.JI\ Ull h'11111Hsl l~"'llt
\\ hc'.l1' es l..t"'\1' and ( l.ui. hc.Jdt•d • \\ill
,,,. auntu1ut• ltJ h.tn• a ludt•nt hoch t~t •
\11'\\'~ tl\1' \\Uiofd N I'NUI'S ~IS •' IJ't'lltJ Ollld
1111'11' l'(hll' till til lis .t H•hu ~lc• fill l1lah~,1-J
,uh ,IIH'I'IIll'lll •
lo~he•toul \tis.,,.., I entt•tV"'' 11 '" th..,a~ewd
t11 ''''"·"''''' ,, hJ'C)4ul ktHl\\ft·t~c· mul llll
t•llll~hh•twd \\ tlllt.J \ 11'\\ IIIII IU l'l,llllo. mil
IIW 11111;.( JlltlllUthlt• dtJWI't'S \\ lh lht•t•t 1111•
0111\ 111 1t' pn'M'III :;.tall' II '' •'•''..' In "('\•tlw
lllttli\ i.!hUII Ill pt'U(hll"t ' m•u'il..t•t.thft• Etrtttlll•
.ah~ hul ltJnl.. .at '' h.et '"' IK•lllJ.: ~· nhc t•ll
\\ l~.tt ,,alut~ un• I.M~•~ c·ulh\lJII'll nmun,.:
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mu;.l tUII'lcl.ll '\\ .al' h•nauu .. m amnw,l\ 11111'­
,:a.lllon he• IU\, .., .. unlit"'"
\\ t• lllllr.l da~ lch• \\ IU1 h N'l U) jo;tJOII an·
"·h~"alll tu IIlii' l'l.th• ""a CJll.aht.' hh••1.alurts
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Page7 •
Lines at LC: Miss in ... the connection
t•,~tcr l rlin
or •hr I'WI~
T HI COIJ.t:GI". tlr\' l.OT lo llu11\..
hout \\'hett>r II W•.1Chf'8 pape1 ,
''ntan~ papers gt,,ng tt>nun• pl:mtmg
nrn' hrubs or Nmodehng tlonnuoni'
Lt.·w• and C'.Jari.: h:t plc•JU.> '-'' hoa''
thang~ to gt•l t•>.cilcd about ~. ,,·hcther
or not the phont> S) tcm 1 mgood shap,--
1 far fium th forufront ot th Ddmtmsuu
lions \\'0111CS ,,m, there 1s n problem l..C: s \ltr.h
boArd y-.tem 1 almost WJ18CfUU::.l)
mcpt \\'Uh onl} 16 hn for inoonung
caU to the 1 500 >~.udont s on campu n"
wPJI a the facult) and 1 ·tf n adu~ out
;md lou chang th•• L commuml ) l!li a fun
and about as productive ur:. th~ dl)'
hc.lw
1lw "'t!l) 1de.a ol uymg to rela\ l'Wl"\
call that comes unto campu trom tht•
rest of the \\.'Otid through one :.m1.11l
S\\ltchboard cnlmmed in thl, comt•r o1.1
port .. complu" as baz.am.• at be.-.t, and
p."tmtull.} madoquate at tht• mo 1 reaho,;llc.
'\teen incorrung tin~ make"> ror hghtl}
lesa than onn line for e4'!ch 100 people on
ounpu~ It bog8l the rrund
Cllhng LC 1s a hom6c •\pcrumcc . 11
rrua.sma o pam and utJcnn~ \ Ira\ t\
of Ale:ta.nder Graham Bell precept" of
modent communication In :.hart lt « a
b-.
The hurdles begin wtth the rather 1m·
pJe ta of dialing z~~ ·6·l·b·1 "'h1c.h 1
th correct code for L.C. Onoc oou lut\.
6UCCle$SfuU) acrue"cd th~.• diahn or but·
ton pu5hing an the nght order, there ;are
usual~} one or f\o\'0 clicb and tJw hnl'
~lll1s to nng tUnl~ ol course. all hnes
are bus) which 111 al\o\.-ays entire!) po -.j.
ble Sometunes. lhl' lin~ nngs tor a lo~
time br-fore anything h.1ppens Thla t5
tru5tratmg.
~·o wee~ ago l w:uted lor 20 min·
ute and $till the llWllt•hbo:u'd tolb ~'-!re
either too busy or othctwJse too pel'
plex.ed to 0et 1010 wtuuever ~..... on m_v
nund. and an~"\11' the phone
Okay, usuming SOJTU!One at the
switchboard dOI!:S final!.) ah.S\O.er the
t.ncessant n.nglng. )'OU \.1! clcart"d hurdJe
number 1. iBy theW&) , af you're calli~
long di$t.anoe. you bqci n to pa) Ma Bfoll the moment \'Our clo'e friend at the • -.1tchboard ch1me.' l.e...-.'1.; and Clark·
-"'hat e.AtenSJon pleo'l:o'e"'J However , the
Joum~') ha., JUI-1 begun
~tt\1 you ha\e to roque t )OUr pre·
feued l' ten ion, and pra) that at ''n 1
bu~y II n j.; alruad) m !'>el"\1Ce then }'OU
ha\ to hang up and suu~ agam at -top
z.cro or, for th~ more d.'lnng bt• trnns·
tcrn.'d to tht· nt."l.er·ne-. cr land ol • on
hold IM) adV1oc a!> don 1 do 11 Hong up.
U) again. \'Vhenewr you're on hold
etther the water bois, the doort>cll rih8~ ·
the cat want'> to come ln/go out, or an)
c:ombmatlon thereat J
NO\•, let':. !.a) that fate aa being kind
and the e'-ttmlilon of\.oour friend'-. floor ts
actually ringmg If It is anvUmc past tht:
fil"!il \\uttk of the ftrsttcnn oft he vear,the • phont• \VIII nng and nng and nng,
boc-"lu~te evet)onc a:. s.lck and tired or
answer the g· · phone for --", who
never answers the phone anyway"
Nonethlelo.S sooner or later. ~orne
unple.uant and unmtere:.ted penoon will
On passion, risk, and the
dearth of dates at LC
Rebecca Brown
Of lttn P\c»u" lAf
N 0\o\ thai I m a mature and .,wrdh
10enior, l can laugh at the rum" and
awinol'ard lre$hman I used to be Upon
encenng coUege •uddtml.\ there" •n• all
these ruggt.-d. frosh ·lac~d Oregon mt•n
around me..
Wt• don t ha"~ those m ~u tlwm Calt
LOrn~ I thought WO\' Nol man oolhJ8" 1
1.'111 no longer haw to dt•al \\1th all ttw
hul .. untfico!S and gam DSl>OCtaled "llh
high sdtool roman
\'\ •!ll those tdeah Ill' CXJlCC1atiOII
WLorc 600n dJ pcllr.d ( tuall.h it ma.) be
thAI college romano• 1s infinttclv mon• •
mllturc and I JU51 h1n-en 1 n!Clh.zcd tl AI
L!!lo\is and C.:~ 11 hard to &oa)' one "'-a\
or unotht!r mce ~ling here I& t>UCh an
a.nom.Al)
Actually, it may be that
college romance is
infinitely more mature
and I just haven't
realized it.
If thia J.YOdromc 111 not oommon 10 all
t..oU~c camput>P.S , what li 11 that makaa
u; d.itlcrent' I don 1 thank that the dearth
of romance hero t. due 10 a l•c k of aurae­
live and intCJI'Sting people \'\'n all had to
posieU at leaat a modkum ol mtf'lll·
gencc tn order to be odmatll•ci and 1>tncc
the 4\'t!Mige •tudf!'f\1 here 15 und'"" 23, hi5
ur hl!l' look& u~>UAlly havn not yfll tx-cn
nn.-aged b) llnle.
PageS Maybe! that s the problE-m too man) ol
us prefer d.1tlng people old enough to be
our tP.acht!.ni , and wh.ile LC:. faculty·
atud~!nl t"'lllo Ito appro,.lmat\!1) 1 to tS
thrro probabl) JUt.t aren 1 rnough unmal"­
ned older men and wumen to go around
A~:.urrung thut It> no1 tho key pmblum
what t"? Ot-:.phc ou1 demandfn~ schl'
dulus most ol u~ Mill find llrnoto pru1) or
lo hiking or go horne lor• 1 h~wt.>ckt-nd . Do
wf• IUM not want to :.penc1 an~ of that h ct'
tim, .. on mor"t· amorous pursuJI:-?
~a) '"'hat you "'111 but I don 1 Jx.lh"\'ll
I hat On·gon rain is tht> cuus~ or rhu; om
rhe C3U I' Of thC problc:nl mu:,J l)wn 00
thP probh.'m alN~IJ th•• lack ol fonn"l
~uns
lur. ') ~~ .. ol us managt• to n.t• abo\, •
thl blc3~ prognosa~~o und dllh' qullc II''
que•ntly \\ uh o 1~· ~umpl •• to loliCM,
IHJ\\'"C\ ,., •• th•• res1 ol u:; l'&th•~ Iorge•! heM
It t> don•· or 13~" dale~ l.tr 1oo ('noulily
5llll'le thm are M> '""' and a: r ht•'" t!cn -Both tlwsc l.ac:tor'5 can li.:bd to rather
countcr prucJuctJv..: bt•hu\lor .
\'ou may :;tan out be mu51Cring up
\'Our t:UUt'ilge and "itrtkiniJ up a tne•ndl)
com:t:l'S4llOn wuh che objC( I of vuur tnh1 •
tuuuon only lol>41botageyour owncrtort:.
by appoo.ring rold the ne c day -.o h1•
wun'l lhink \'OU rc 0\t•r eal(ur or• too
M'nou
f.'inaUy. dt!Spt!r<ltsun may becomt.1 110
1111cn~· tlwt you tum to drasur: mt•a·
sur.o:s. lilci> plotting tht• murder ol that
boautl(ul and lll\'ilCIOUii aophomon• 111
lntro to Pa.ych wuh whom vou knO"N h .. ti • n"..ally lnfalualtod Thus you an othu"vlk!
articulatt> and Witty mdhidual lH-..comt•
t•llht.'f' a bumblln8 idiot ut a p5ychopath
So much for being youn>elr
ntu5 tlw I.IMOUS C)dll I complflted •
\1\'t• 1~ not &uft• heM to I(O about mod••m .. • 0 0
0
0
uns,., cr thl' phono, and grudgingly shuf·
tlc do""' n tht• hall to find the room ofvour -thend He or :.he I 'I not there und .)'OUr
molt!·than· light!) agitated me"6·1Stl
n":('Ca\er I gt.!tting nngncr. Ho wa:. il'ileep
.1nd tw doe:.n t h.a\ ~ a pen. and an.• ou
~un• thu• gu.) h\ •s on thJs Ooor7
Now 11 5 been about 10 mmutt:~ slhC\ ~
)OU 11~1 picked up .)OUr phone 3nd
dlalt•d l C You haven 1 gotten an touC'h
wnh .1nything. oo:.1des the begmrung . of
01 b.1d he.tdnche . and all the hme you
\.\,ere on the phone. your fnend w::h ln
sng to re.1c:h you, to tell you .)bout thls
great pari he wa:. ill nght then
Looking at the Issue from thu pe~"'>Pt'<"
live the campu5 bound :~tudent the pic
ture darken~> One as Isolated. effectivelv •
cut off from friend". family and bl-Jt.rens ol
good tiding:.
~d to make matto~ wo~ "vhen
lowd onc5 do get through the hurdJes
~uccu<Jstu lly and one Is In the middle o( a
high mten-;ity conve....auon punctuated
by ldcb and punches to the phone booth
•
day t:ourt ... tup nO\.'IIthatthc old J'UIC!'i ha\''
tx"n brukt•n und we hu\lt! ft!" roh• mod
t.>l& Out .~w!Mard auempt:. an~ thrreftll\'
unbu c.ce•s~;tul IOY\t!nng our scll-.,alcNn
<~nd 1 hu~o rnukang .tn.) 111Ucccudlng
illlt•mplb U\:t!n lt~S llka:ly tO aU<.:£'M.'d
'1lli6 rcully I~ a lihi.lmt.• PN'ttY l>OOn wt· - .
will no longt•r be an c. allege, wlwNl wt• are
con,.aantly surTOundt!d by bright and
tnu·r.· ling pc~plc our own ago My sl!llt.'r
tell11 nw 11 is rnuc:h h.ordt>r lo meet r.lu h
pt"opl•• out 111 th11 Re<tl World
II w•• at l .. (' \o\'lllll Jo c:h.mgt' thla
unhappy lluutton , f beheo. .. wt• hu\l' to \\1111 (\\hill tlrJ \'UII flll' Hl ) OU \\'Unt lo
bulnt•ncl \em \H•nt out wllh who ''I
tlw !Orwt lt•t ol tlw fi\'1'' hhual'd Jt!di'B 1111
ugl lw.ld .tg.aln with tht haqJ utll'mnr •
ol tlw I ( OJll'l tor ' lJh t oultl you f,tN oil
tho phnnn? \\ o m:ot•d tht· lim• '"'I' ro' lo:..lf18
n~hl nu"'· lm•ult InJun both wrappt ~d
up in a rw.u but d·~·l t;t.lllng p.wluagr•
1 \t'r\ ntht" cullt·gu oil C s pt'Opt)rtJOn~
th.tt I ""' ,. tw.trd ot h.&& tho inlwn!nll\' •
''n I hit• tt•ll•phtmr• 5\ lilt'm ol ha,ing
din~ I hn•• to e u~h tlour, "uh u main
\\ltchbo ~uu lur mlomlallon and call
tron!ilct 1 hus, tl om•,MtS on campuli .md
nf't•dt•d to t::all anotlw• on·c.tmpu
phom·. all un'' nt•cdt•d lo do wu:oo dlaltht•
ln51 lou• digitli oltht• numbtor , .md presto'
Oll·(.tntpu5 cull '"l!n ttiJ-ecth mtouch -l.\1th \'\hah"\t 'l phon~ th~) ne •dcd b)
d1ahng tht~ c.mtpus ··~change ""d
llddlng thu COII'f"CI IU!'It r,,ur digits LontJ
dt!'ltancu mlt.!S ""''" lwpt to n b.in.• nun·
tmum wtth thlt. nltlthod , and tnste.td of
a mt·n• 16 lint>-. lor an ('ntlru cumpu ..
lhf'n• ""t!~ a a mon) connt1l to~ to 1 he
outNlde world us tht~re wt•r-o telephone~>.
'\ddlttonall,) u· .. umntlwd fnond~ and
tho~o~ : unfnmlllru with phone cliquetta
could t.;,ll at whatf'l\ er hour I hoy chose
so long U!. -.omconc Jell likt' packJng up
the tulephon~> ntu" I 11~1 lhnt lhc llml! ha., come lor
clw :ttudt·nh ot LC to .stand up and
dem01nd their nghts; 1984 1'>11 t that far
i1\'\•l.Y T1le po~abtlillc~ ol call cen.,orshlp
and pnvoc.r lh\as1on aro to the eJCtreme
but, what ""'"h so many outl'lrde pn11i~
taliJng to your girlfriend or boyfriend
thtl suuauon JS dangerouo;l) tcetenngon
the r>dsc or oppres!tl\l.'net".'> once thought
only toex1st in outh Atnr.a or at Bngham
'oung Unl\ ar· tty.
LC admmu .. trullon admit your mls·
takes and bt"COme a part of the
.. oJuuon our problem:. are vast but
they will be O\.l.'rcome 'A'Ith thl college
on the brink of n nnuonal grea.tne .. once
thought to bo so unallnlnoble let " get
together and end thib mtelloctual Isola·
tum that husgrown !rom the lack ofcom·
munlca tion we ha\'\' \vith the world
The world. with Its line.'l or communi·
C4110n 81"0""'"8 closer and closer even
day 18 ehnnking IntO oJ tight communJtV
Let's join our feiiO\IIo travelers and shnnlt
mto the grootne<~ s we de-.erve
br. •<~l-uur :wll impu:wd cvdt• ol falluM
Wo lllUt>l tukt· mnn• emot1onuJ ri:1k.' .10~
bt• wtlllng lu lc1ugh <!I thc•rn \ctually
then• s no n11k at all t•ttht~r you lind tht
lmt• ol vuur lite or \ ou gt•t ont• ht~k of
laugh out ot 11)1fli(-e\.tm 11 It :. 20 y
lrom now
Go 11he'dd S••nd hlfntht-r that
uxpn•sstng your undytng dl"\"Oiion II
dot•sn ., worl;. fl'.ar nnt-cham cs ''"' 1
ont• ul tho 1\ ... o of you W'lll ho1.c lru" .. •
~
h•fT'f'd gont (l\ flt'l>C~., or droppt·d out
IH'lll lt•nn
Pioneer Log, October 13. 1983 -
l:} nil
olthc
"tr
best
da~pa
camr
own
good
lh
11\lldi
Colle
un u
for 1
PJ'{'\1
both
c ntl
or aht!i
\\'1'
In feu
ul,ar 1
and t
\\hO
n.ocll~
ordrt
Da
thcp
re ou
l'afl81
to pri
clime
• At
cling
menu
.dl 0
in IT('~
bt·ha
of aJl(
1\ Sl
plunn
csttod ll 0\1:.10 .}C'IU \ Ufll IIJ
mu nut ~,.,·ith \•..lm?l I
s\vtlrhhu.u'ti rc.u II
lth th«~ hurp ltlll•r.JJH"~'
Uh could )Ull gPI nit
~d thl' Uno "' ,. n• dU!lll~
lniUf'\. both WnlJl£lf•d
h:-..t!ltutlng p .. u•kal(t•
r.:se ut I C'ti ptuportinn
ol htt~ the• mherunlly
w ".~ tt•m ol ha\1118
rh tlour, whh n main
intonnntion anct C' .. lll
ml!\~n" on campus and
unothl'r on co.unpus
"dcd to do\\ ,J:, cttulthe
hll number, and pn!Sto•
1-\'-l'l dJJ'\lCtly tn touch
hone tht•\' nt."Cdt·d b\
~
1pu exchange• , .md
;t last four digit~> L.on,c
rc 'kl!pt to a b.\1~ min·
nethod .md 11\stc<~d ol
'or an cntln.• campu
11ny connc<;IOI 'I 10 I ht•
there were wlepho&ws
aumnttLCd fnunds and
wath phono uuque11o
tever hour they choi!IC,
nc telt ltkc ptcklng up
the ume has comt lm
LC to :,tnnd up and
~11.; 1984 l~n 't that lor
lhlies ot call cen.-.orship
uon arc to the cxtremP.
> many outt~idc parties
prlfriend or boylnc.>nd
ungeruu!'>l) wetenng on
"'"oene'"' once thought
.ath Africa or at Brigham
lion admtt your ml ·
ome a J)'lrt of the
roblemt. are vast but
~orne W'ith thts college
nntLOnal grentne:o.s onc.e
1 unnUalnnblc. let· .. get
\ thrs tnt~llcctual tt.olo·
lrn from the lock or com
.ave wilh the world
h Its line~ of commum·
• oser and closer ewn • to a tight communlly
tM travelers and shnnk
v. -e deserve
po .. ed C"Yl h• ol lntlufl'l
hnl:-t' cmutJurt..JI n!lk!'> and
at tht•tn \ctually
all t'ittwr you 6nd thl
or you ~i'l om· hed .. of I 1
ng-1!\ en It II " 20 y••<U1 '
d hunllwr that noll
undying dt':\'tllion II ll'
nut-chance."'"' thll:l
of vou will ha\.c tnan
J'J'Iiei.Ui or druppt•d out l~ "Ill c.an" htbt'huhu'!'hips to tho
bt•!;l grmlu.th• ~tt:hool" .md top
dPJWr1mc•nlltl hono~ on thl~
c• mpu but I can ll'\.un control m>
own t•.atm~ bt•h<l\iOt , than \\hat
good am lin I hili\\ orld i1n)'\¥'d_'l-"''
'I his hlunt c•ll·ilS!ICS!imf'nl ,
rnado h\ 11 rucc•nt Lt!Wili .tnrl CJ.u-k
CoJlt•gc• grudu.•tttl lmgtcally not
on uncommon • pcncnce todll)
(or numy coll••ga "onuon The
pf'C\'illcm;.c and onou ne ul
both onnn•:~;rn nt•f'\'0~• and bull· lntli'PAHI ttmun~ COJIIlgtt·UgUU
wonwn h.t!i l'f'Hc lwd 11prdt•tt11t
pr,,pm llonli .r\n UJ'thng tu dn<:
ton~ at IJC 1...\ llospllnl F.uung
Uh.ordt•r'f\ ( hnw, un ··~ttm.th•rl .w
p.•n •:nl ul ltu'l populatrun hoJ\t'
.somfl dtlf(nm ol ,, •tHIII!< t>.aun,;
dlscll'dt•r , .met two outuleM·ty 100
YOluntwily sum.•• ltwm ••h'f•s-
ometimtJ t.ttally
t.otrng d1w1 d••rs are fJ!\.)'dlOso­
mat•r. c:onctttlun!l r.har.Jctronl•·d
by hiZ.Ull' UlhiUd!:S tlfld hcJ'UI\.
lfll'5 rownrd Jood n111l \'l.l'll(ht
"luch t·an n:•sult ln ~·rlou !\ t>n
hie thn•alt•run,.; <:On •'«IUI'nCP
\non•dn "''1'\10!1.'1 1 ch.1ruc1t•r · twd by volunuuy &tan';ltaon
olh•tt t1·.'1ultlng In ps.)1:holngh tl
m•srwrcnrtlon and ••rnutional
wllhdra\Vitl Otlu>r j\ympiOm!l ol
unon•llla nrc
• Wt•lght lo~s ol ut lf'lt&l 2.5 pc
Cl'nl ot total bod) \\t•tf(ht
• SltM t-d b.'lsal mPtnbohc mit•
lov.c•r· hody ll·mpcrnlun· dry
ksn thin harr
• Loss of m~'n&tn&al pcnod
• lmtabtlltv dt•pt1: lon Aulh,
social aliCJl41Uon
Bullmnr~~ia I populariJ
n'f••rn•d to n th•• "bang,.. purge
S}ntlromu Buhnucs f•n&sg•• in
food binges follO\\t'd by \'Omtt•
Aid exists for anorexia victims
\\1th nJI tlw publicttv and mi:;­
mtorm.llinn ~IUrt;acang an tho pop·
uhu· pn•:r;sabour 11nortP.io nt·nosu
nnd hulirn1a \\ twt't! t. an ~m«.:ont.!
who I& t!lltwr personally or indt·
n~tl.> anvohied with an tsaun~ dis·
ordt•r tum ror roeliablt~ help?
Dt>pendmg on the St"\ient~ or
tlw problem. thmv aro n \·artN} ol
re ourct•:. an the Portland area.
rnnging from wrilitie.'> on campus
10 pmul(l thl'rap1st:-. and hospital
chmc.s
• AI l,c\.\·1 and Clark: the Coun­
'chng Centt·r Pn\.at <ippoint·
mt·nts can oo nwdl. \o\lth the 'ltatl
all ol whom ar·e becoming
increa10tnglv lamiliar with the
bt•ha\ioral and emotional tacto,..,
ol unort•\.ia <1nd bulimia
A support group is al!'>o in the
plnnnmg 'itugt•s [OJ 1 hose lntPr"
l!Stc•d in work.inJ{ w11h 1 ht> ~tuff m 8 pe•·r group !Wiling. llw torus ol
sue h group~> \\111 lJt• tu diMllJI>
<~nd ~hun: cont t•ms ,,,,h ,. H h
ot hm• In •• n utrnosphPn• nf cunli·
dt•ntiahtv .md suppor1 I or all
thost• lntcn·~tt•d 1111 inlom1n·
ttonaJ nll!l'lln8 on tMllng dts·
ordc~ nnd n•sptot!lt\t'
"l'r\1C~!i on campu!l V.lll l)lt lv!1cl
Oct 19 ut 7 p m 1n Tomllnr.on
1 he Counfi •hng Cr.ntt•r and
Hcitlth Sc~'lt.:f dtnlt' afl• not
h~e\;t'r , tqutpp~d to tn.:.11 thoM•
Ill u senoul\ phyr.ical and me01ol
condition \\ho rruay req\.uroe tnh•n·
she mcdlc .. ll/pcr5an<JJ ew-e
• Privalt:l T heraprsls -Or. The to
Zi0rr-.. mg-Or Volent! Clupplc;on ­
rBoth Zigrnng nnd Clappison also
run opP.n suppor1 groups in tht•
Ponlnnd are<t-contuct tht•tr offi·
ces 101 mort• lnlonnation l
• ~auon1111 Organtzatlon:; ­.,6\ cr.t.l urganuallon" SJ>('f':t6cally
l-NlUh·d to prmidt• mlormurton
rl-'ftm ah .md "-up port on eating
tlt~order-.; llU\. ,. ret·cntl\' hl'<'n
~ t.k'\ c•lopvtl 1 ht• l.trgt'st .md mo~l wuJel) n:'!IJW.Cit•d a \N'Rf U (1\no·
m.du ~t>r'\Os.l and Rt•l:Jtrng f..nting
IJisoulunt• Bo 5102. I ugc•a1c
97 104 AN RED publishe•s a
monthly OP\v lt'lll'r und wtJI
uppl ~ mutlacal n•fmTnls lor
anywht!re in thl• nution
• ANAD-A"SOI UlllOil of ,\no­
"lltla Nen.osa und ,\s:so(~atecl Das·
order:o;, P 0 Boll 271 High lund
P.u-k. lllinoto;, 60035
• An abundance ol artlclt!S and
books conct~rrnng bullm'a and
anore:oa v1c for the public t.>onfi·
dencc 'The standard relerenc"
rematn Hilde Bruch l'hr:
Goldt!n Cage. Other good sources
are.
fl:im Chernin -Tht· Obscs·
wn Rcflectton on th~ 7 ronnv
of lt!tldcmt·~
Sheil.J Macleod-The Art a)
">tsn <Jtton
!'ltm en Le--enkron-l'rt'lltln~
~
tJnd 0\•erconuns o~\nure''•'
.v,. '' Oct;; a
:-,u!lae Orb.1C:h-F.ul 1H1 P~mim:r~t
I !JUC
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N1aybe thats why Levvis & Clark
students consistantty choose us
as there # 1 salon.
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ctober 13, 1983 Pioneer Log, October 13. 1983 In~ lnJ(ntl\ c nhu ·•J. or mh••.r tonn&
or purg~ng ll pd 10 hm•t lh(•
.nnuunl of cnlon"ll absorbed rnto
th•• boct llfM ll'\'t'J, unlike nna.
roxh , hulim1cs 11n1 usually of
nom~<.~l wc•ght Th11r dt!SIMJCJivc
bf•tunior I hroud••d 111 ~·c recy
unci pcTfiCmal llhllm" lind fro
qu••ntly go•· undt'ICOtt>d t.'I.'Crt by
clo5e Jri,n, Is or n•lc~th'P'i
f:otln~ disordc•rs ore a
clanst•roua; rcflfl!ctfon of our
cultuml ob SJOn ·whh litnm;
and phy kal tiJ)pcanan • The
cxtr>lll of thiS problt,rn Is nlso
app01rcnt rn lfJ'urts with an
f~ ces h.P cmphaSts on cndu~
11nce and p<!rfonnancc Doctors
""" nuttrlltlin that men \N ho
cngu.gt• 1n long·dl tnncc runnmg
or cnash \\ t>lght progr'Dms for
wrestlang CJ(h!Wt m:m.> of tht•
fiolmc• chiU"..tclt•n 11cs as anorCXJc:s
.md c: .. r buhmta>
P.u11doamll,> ·. tood n~u is not
the pnfn4lr'\' Issue tor both ano­
re ICS nd hulmuc~ but Is onlv a -&.)mptom ul undt•rl_ymg pS)r.ho-
logwal connlr.l&.. Psyc.:hologJst
aflinn that probll.'ms v-11h scU­
Imagc. autonoiTl) perfechonam.
ond scx:J41 1denmv all contnbutc w
to th~· ullcrcr ovcn,h••lmrng
•nsc of worthle 5ness and mef·
fectl\.'f!n' cspccb.ll) tinng in an
environment where compeuuon ,
deciluon ·maktng , and .sell­
aSM.,-uon are re:JUrred
College campuses thus Pf'O"'tde
a panu:ulari} lt..>ttlle setting for
tho occum!n~ ol eating di~­
ordt:rs, 85 young wornt'n often
conlron t ~uch (s.,ues for the 61"51
llmt• 8\\.,1.) trom the set::unty and
tnn ~tun· ol lht• lamaly Collt?Ge
life otfel'5 11 m\nad ot n«M llC'..a· • d••mrc:, sacral ond personal chal·
lnngt· \~h1ch 111 a nngatl\'f: sen>e,
.tm C:OJldU('I\ II) a \<U'Hfi,Y of
hurtnful l~t•hanu~ dn.J~"' nJco­
hul :..unl promrscuaty ; and
todtJ} tor one out of C\'Cry tke
\\'OffiCII PMOUlS e:.tllrv;: diSOrd•'r5.
\s lht• author of'l'he Obsc..won ,
Ktm Chcmm notes the fact lhat
tho 0\'er\ .. hehning nm,ont) of uf­
ft l'l!l"b 19 S peroon I I 8 re f rmml C
nffinn that the emphas1 our
SOCI• ty plnc on c:uern:d physi·
cnl npP£>...1mn c • as a standard for
iudgll\8 and ao cpung ''omen 1
n defiml'" oontnbuttr\8 lac:tor in
the mcreaslng occurencc of eat·
mg disorders \\ rth I he changing
uf .SO:\ ruler. m both rhe career
'' orld nnd an th<• hom· ud1
1 r.ue a independence and self·
•m~c bt--oome moru prominent
P•) t hologtcal 'luesttons for
_)'(lung "-Omen\\ ho .u-e tn\;ng to
ttl'linc lh,~ar 0\\ll turures outsidt?
of trud1ttunal hmu Confu110d. yet unrettll tJc.ally
rl••m;mdrn ol thf'm&elves
\\ t)mcu with cat in~ dtl>ord•!nl
tum to r.ontmlltng thf'tr own
bodies IJ!I a mf!an!l Of gnfrung
somP-fitlw. ms.e ol control over
th••Jr h",. In thclr hung•·r fur •If·
'P • t\lon 1.1nd ld •nthy thuytmd
up waging n "' r on lh k awn
female bodies
norcxi and bulimics fro·
quently come from upper mid·
die chu home where
achiC\ ment hard ~or\;. and
hagh deiTUlnd.A nrc th ' nann an
thc1r farruh nd soc: aJ lifP tu· • diP onductcd at Cl . .l\ and Hnt'-
vard Mcdu:al Schools shov. th:esc
women at ooll •.:1• to be rvrncall\
th ,, 0\'t!r-4 ctu :o.. (!Jlji both a ·
dcmacallv nnd an eAtru-cumcu&.u • ar U\t1tu•
Conrrld•·nrv;: rt d mogntphlc
and <~t:~t.dtJJntc (;omposltaon l.C
has n tugmficmt pl!rr.COinge ol
tude'nt utTcnng &om Cllttng
di orders. ·n, .. Coum.chng Cen·
tcr repons that fuU) on,.-s11Uh ot
a.ll "tudents come tn with prob­
lems related to non~ or buh·
In response to this concern
the Coon ling Cent.cr: Dean of
tudt-.nt5 OfficP and nterested
students are or:gamz.i~;, fonnal
program of nr:tn1u d 1 n Mi to
meet the needs ot tho " involved
\\1th eattns disorders-both per-•
sonaJI,> and mdirectl • through
their friends The inc.redtble
~tres wom•, and tenston that w
this type of problem put on a
relation hip is anoth••r clem"nt
\\.hach needs to be addressed m
connection \\1lh thl' d.i •
ord••r ltscll 1-oll0\ .. ,11g a •mmar
gwen la;;t pnng by n Portland
pc.<:lalrst on ~ating d1sordc:rs a
tudcnt anJUUit.>d nd-run &Up•
port group \\.a lorrned on cam·
pu whh h mer \\ kJv 10 share.
t.upport and dascu common
conc·m
thr> D"an offi " Counscl·
ang enter and rud •nt lttf'rn
I\! ~ n \ "Cn.f) tlt t.:"~ 1 nn
epldemac of nous eating di ·
orders on thi campu wtu h
demands public awa~n~ and
h lp
for the first tun tht
p1'oblcm ls bt••ns aaknowf !d ed
and addn• sod on o mpu "'~1de
le-. I at L
0\\ th<> qu" tton 15 hm'
be5t to tart working to hclp lll."­
\1Utt• th oonditaot\S \\tur.h ha'-e
made nnore,to and buhmm com·
mon on thi campu
Counseling center provides
data on eating disorders
=-11u \\1nawur ..
0 I 1 he l'iOflf"Cr'
''PJUllXJOII\tfll\ un~thlni at all
I..C0.\1 and Cllll'k 5tud£'nt \iblllhe
oun •hn(>l l'nlt•r· dunn thclr
uollt•g(' )ua Or thi c:liemel"
ruughl) om~ a\th IU't' seclJn •
help lor nn l'alln thsordL>r or
rel;th•d pt-ohlt•rn
\Ql.'Ut'Chn~ 111 n.m MeKHrid.;.
hm•u ul the ouHSt•lin~ l•'nter,
ttw c:tlllllf>f'III\S tntl•~ .,utl'it:wntly
moctrn~ tho ine·r'l\t'tlll dl'nlltnc.l
1111 hulp
\\oro n•spumhnj; tu the pr,h·
h'nt b) IPanlms tiurd.h about it ·•
h,• .utJ
Th" mm•.asc tn tho • ,ceiJng
help for eatmg tlrs.orctcrs m tho
I. sr SC\ l'f1ll \ ars retltl<·ts IUltilln·
~
\\1tlt• cn~nd IIIJU'UniOIC II\\ aJ'en s
ufonmc''' llldhuhnmaa'~\\t'll ...
n undcrst mhng of 11" S4: 01-x•
ancl 1111~1cl
( ulh~t· f'llmpu:;.us ru vnmc rarg •t
denu for eaung disorder t'pa·
and U i no C.'-Ot'ption
ro M\C 20 1 rcent ol COII"'c' , ..
WOIOt!O •li.Jl4. .. 1J1f!1lC:Ulg an C3l11'1S •
related problem 1 not unu unl
ror c:llllpUSCS in gPncmJ but ll
ecm that tushur ocm-
ooonomic I l"ts tllke ll urc
IIIOH• SUSCCJl11Uic atd
\lt'Knnck
Both nnun.•:t.la and buhnu In
\<lf'\111 ' degr':oes of tnu•n£Jt) are
J'I'ObiPilli!i ht•re anti ndthc1 Is far
morv pro\'nlenl than the C1tlter
11w pr\llllt'm Ctl 1 hos St.•r•klng
help l'l'J"'' t'llt nu:~.t un.• of
nt~>tl
In order to pn" •nt a further
on wught ot lhl· l'pademic. i\I('KJ
tnck rd. people mu 1 bt• wart'
of lhc ph •nomen nt tht> out5t·t
before II lJL'-'OlU an I nltshcd
•t pattern Tht!'. :>hould find • hcmatt· '' \ of ( uplns \\1th
tre and wntr:h out fortt bt>fon.•
lt rcncht• O\ on' hclmlns
pmpoz1ton
Page9 Steenbur--er car Romantic Comedy
~m Bonnett
0 I I ho1 PI CJI'I('C'1" l..aF:
II OudiC\ Moore dl>cadod to
"''UM'aCt the JOI\c'. "\'\1l\ did th£1
cllacJ,.en cro .. ~ the rondr' ho cuuld
prob.1bh makt.• us laugh. That ~
bl-c.su~ good comcdlan~o know
that at'' not alwav~ "hilt the col..o •
I It':. hO\\ \"OU Nl\' it. • Unul \loore'-. lau~~ot film,
Ruman rae Ctml('(i\ ·, thb abahtv ha .. • • been hb clam\ to fame
In hi' latest 6lm Moore em se"
tht• flne line "hich '"'Jlill"Dtl
humor from redundant ;.) o~\ddln~
a k•w unhehC\1\blccomphr.atton~
he• ha:. takc•n an .Jinl4d\ dllutoo • pial und dn\-cn lllnlo the ground
Tlw tUm which cu tttar-. MI!J)I
~tet•nburgt>n , opened Oct 7 nt
Washlnl(tOll ::,quaro <1nd othe•
Portland thc'oltf'r., nw C'enlri\1 rharnctor'!t aro
Ja'<On C hrumachaul .Moore I and
Phot•bc Crnddock IMt>enburgcm l.
two Up-.lnd-conung pl~te:.
ll\"ing in Manhattan Tht> stof)
begin~ on the dol\ thew 1wo ml'Ot
~hlch Is also unfortunateh
Charmichaol's "edding dav
From the out~t It Is clear that
Charmlchael and Craddocl.: ' ..
plutomc writing partnea-shtp
\,iJJ tum into a mmanuc one
Onl) u sUJ~rtkial ~• of obsta
cla•s <~t.tnd an chownv ol thie.anC'\il • able romanctJ And, IIJ,.e dommoo:. lhoM• ub"tnrh•a <IN'
gruduolly l..noc l..t•d down C hnnni
chod :.. maiT'i'll(o and n•latlun hin
with Crnddock go 3Wf\ when he
:»It'<' I'" "il h onu of tlw or1n•sso~t an
thair play Ill~ ""ifc dl\·ort O!t him
and l ro.ddod. mnnio'l and run~>
otT but not ror long \"'1tha bud
ding tournnllt>t whogul.,tttatlonod
In Pans Onte nlona C homu
c.hael " life ond wnting careel' diR
ol~o'' IC4dlng him to tht1odmlssion
thot he cnn 1 lht• ~athout
Croddock.
Once.• Craddock and her hus
bond rotum lrom Parle~ t. ... 't'rv­
thlng fttlb into place lor the tWo
playwritec; Crnddock c; husband
h~a~.~, her, 1'\'olJ.dng thai the pia}
whtch they nre \o\ntanJ.l i~> actuaU~
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Tho film it~ unsatl~>lyingbt >cau:.o
tho role:; or Crnddock s hu11bond
clOd ChnrmJchnc l''l wile oron I
developed enough to be convim:
lng ob:.taces to their oventuul
ruunaon Onlv Cmddocl\t- and
Cannlchael'r, egos prownt them
from falling head ·OvCI'healr. Whon hit. agent finds him drun~
sht• toll~ him olcohol isn't
nn,.wm MourtH'Cii J.Xmds. 'No, bu1
It hclp11 you foc'gt.lt 1 ho quctuion
• But Moore has a cet1nln chann,
e~Jl(?cln.lly when he 11 soal..od ""1th
t.eotch and citettonc olhlf>sloppy
slum- wlllloquie~> or one-liner "'te<>nhurgtlr , too. givus a good
pcrfomtnn cc as u vulnerablo
adorablo womnn In her 30~> who
cnn I rer.i11t Moore b obrosaw and
f.'goca tical wa}'b Moore and
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thC" ~oupportlng actors left in the
background the~ Is too much
pro~;.,ure on thom to cany the
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Pioneer Log, October 13, 1 • -
wend
or '""'
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very
Stale
tors '
Clark
wold ,,,
\\linnl
when
game
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loore reapondb. 'No, but
)U forgot tho quuHiion
1rger, too. gives n good
1ce as n vulncrablo
womon In hea JOt-who
11 Moore ~ obru~<a vu and
wa.Yti Moore and
;er arc good. bur with
)rttng actor:. loft In th~
'ld. there I~:> too much
on them to carry the
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r 13, 1 Pioneer turnovers key factor in 34-3 loss
Wondy Agln
01 1~ l'lonl't'r lAff
r• umblcs, lnttJrCaptlon s and a
\.t'l) strong Southem Oregon
Stnltl College team were aJI faC'
tors contributing to Lcwi& and
Clark " 34·3 football lost. at Gnr.­
wold Stadium Oct 8
Thu Pioneers w111 uy to get a
"mnlng atreak started Saturday
\\hon they play their fil"St league
gnrrw at Whitman Kick-off lime Is
1 pm we boat ourselves They were good. but Wtl modo It ensy for
rhom. · aid freshman Dave Blmb­
ryer after tho SOSC gomc
Alrhough there worcn't many
of them. the Plont.-erll had acvend
good moment 11 that shouldn t go
unnoticed
• The Ploneer11 scored on their
fir.u po .. st•s'\Jon with o 3J yard
field goal by Junior Hoi Nachtricb
• Junior Bruc«.• Co~n sopho­
more Adam Brown and senior
Mike Thomp'On combined for44
tackles
• A key Intercepti on wa!' made In thf.> third quarter by ttcnlor
Mlkll Galer
• Junior CUff Moore tumed o
rumble Into an IS.ynrd gaJn for
the Pionee,....
'<;outhern Oregon ha& on
e.xcellenl otTen"-8 They had M!\."
era I good thlJ'd down playtt "4Jd
Coach Pred Wll~n Wilson Nlld
lho Pioneers defen.e waa very
young. with sb of the 11 atartera
being sophomores The ottenae IS
more e){})Crienced with junlof'8
Cliff Moore and Dave Grill among
the top pl~rs.
The stare schools have dorni·
Inconsistencies plague kickers
1 Frnnk Choto
Of tht• Plonrer ~
,.\1\or defeating a detenufned
Rt•ed College team 3·1 on Oct 5,
Lewis und C larks men s soccer
team dropped two games to
Pat"'flc Luthoran Universi ry and
Evergreen ~late College
Rcsulls or Tuesday's game
agwnsl Westem Baph:,t College
'"en.> unaVDJiable at presstime
rhe Ploneen. will travel to Judson
Baptlsl CoUege Saturday for a l
pm match Playing at home Oct 7 without
many of th<· regular playe~ . the
PionNirs staged a good perfor·
monee against PI U, but still Cilme
up on the shoM ond of the score.
The Pioneen. then faced P.ver
green Stare college Oct 8 at Por
tillnd Community College In
spite o( or perhaps because of
the prevtou r. days los~ and ~­
eral mjurcd player" the Plonecr
t~m looked sluggJsh through
much or th~ gnme atrnck. senior Bob Eli captained
for MacPherson and controlled
the midfield wh.lle junior Kev.m
Egan and freshman Mike Bell fea·
tured prominentl y m d~fonse .
Asked about the relit or the 5e.l
.. on. Coach Tony E\ane rephed
· Predictions are as accurote aa
Oregon weatht!J' forecasts, mate
Evans believes rhat injune~ a.rc
not the centnlli,sue in the team
incoruu stencu~~. ' II b the pa~~tng
game and team coorchnatlon Wt!
need to work on niUcd lhf'! privutr. athDOh1 tn pre­
lungue gam<'S, uJd Welaon.
cxplnJnlng that the Pioneerat
aren 1 the only team having trou
blf> whh the ~late sr.hools Padfic Lurheran Univt•I'Jity Is tht: only
private sehoul that hu had any
real auccoa!J ~fnal the~ larger
St;hoolll
John OJust!na
Ztcbon Laeka Gwanganb ee trlea toalulthebalfortheLCaoc:oa r
•am In one of last week's games.
Ocsplle the home advantage
and u steadily improvin8 team.
Rct.td ~uccumbed ro the ~upenor
pia) of senior Stu MacPherson
who "coredaJithreeofthegame s
goal!> After conceding throo goals
and puUing one back with a
penalty the hosts ~me to life 10
the second half, relentle'lsly
pounding awny at the visltoN~
goal through the dymg manutes
of rhe game Uncoln Ware scored
the penahy and spe.uhead ed the Thinclads finish well at invite
p
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in ~ lfoublrd ~arid
The problem~ our 'olumcrr'
dral "'11 h OHr~u' :1rcn'1 nc:v. ~u~h
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INFORMATION BOOTH:
Wed., Oct. 26
Templeton College Center
9 a.m -5 p.m
FILM & SEMINAR
Wed .. Oct. 26. Noon-1 p.m.
Tomlinson Room
All students 1nv1ted.
SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS:
Thurs • Oct 27
Stgn up at Career Planning & Placement
Center. Gatehouse Bring completed
application to Interview.
Pioneer Log, October 13, 1983 Klrk Reynolds
or •N> Pl.aneer ~
Running m what Is always a
large and fast roce Lewis and
Clarks men s and women s cross
countty teams placed 12th and
seventh. respectively . 111 the ninth
annual WJlJamelle Unweralry -Invitational ar Bush Park ln Salem
Oct 8
Linfield ColJege won the 16-
team baule on the men " side
with 61 points wh1le LC ~ort"d
340 pomt& to top Eastern Oregon
State College. George Fo\ College •
Whitworth College and unn·
Benton Community College
LC tallied 253 points to defeat
Whitman CotJege. Unfield and
Westem Oregon !>tate C.ollege in
the women s compelltJon , "hich
\1\.'DS won by Uru\>ersit) of Oregon
with 53 points
Classifieds
Lost. Black Schaeffer
Fountain Pen with Gold band
on upper portion REWARD ·
Call 283--3058 . Ask for Martin.
Sexually Transmitted Disease
Clinic For further information
call 254-7964 .
HELP WANTED . Picture frame
shop $3 75 hr Weekends-
244-7185
Earn $500 or more each school
year Flexible hours Monthly
payment for placing posters on
campus Bonus based on
results. Pnzes awarded as well.
800-526-<)883
Leam French braiding and 14
other braiding techniques with
this 32 page Illustrated Braid
Book Step by step Instructions
Send $4.95 to Pancheco Press.
417 Pacheco. Santa Cruz, CA
95062
TO PLACE YOUR CLASSI­
FIED AD. cafl the Pioneer Log
at 244-6161, ext 232. drop In
box outside Log office or mall
to LewiS and Clark College,
Box 21. Portland, OR 97219.
Cost Is 7¢ per word PRE­
PAID transaction only. Deadl·
line ts Friday. Sophomore Tom Ge1ger. who
haa been running ~eeond all bed·
son. atar1ed fnst and finished 36th
to lead the pjoneen . Geiger~
time over the hard, a.ooo-meter
I five mllel course wru. 25:25-\1\.'ell
under hi& previous best or 27·04
Geiger was foUowed by Steve
Ftsher. lunlor. who was coming
otT I he piWIOU6 week~ \>1crory
against George Fo:.. Behind
fjsher were Paul Mattson . Mtn10r.
Ron Arc &e.shman Jeff 'Wibon.
juruor, DaVId Trotter, junior and
Chuc.k 01eler. -.enior.
"Thtt men ran n \eJ') strong and
comoetitive rnce tru~ wef'k." said
C0<1ch Da\>id Fh.. "Tom ran
e>ttrcmely well. He had a great
roc ·-maybe one ot the best he ..
e\oer had al LC. Jeff and Da\>1d also
rnn well. I WU6 "eJY pleased \\lith
their races, a6 well as wuh Ron·s
After he feU he had to mo\'e up
through all the other runners.
\1\.hich i. \>CJ"V difficult to do in -!>.UCh a large field •·
ANs wns jo~rJ~d in the first
qunrtt•r-mllu. and fell with l'\\.'0
other runnt!l"'i He found himself
in ~!it place by the time he reco­
\Crttd. but moved up strong~
Fre hman !>u~n Murra) paced
an lllne~~S ·plagued women's team
with her 3.Sth place finish over
s.ooo meteN 13.1 mile I, four ol
the "h women on the team \\e.J"t! sick. but all ran. Mum), ~ ho
clocked 19:03. was foUO\~ed by
Cathy Hanu. sophomore ,
Paulette Marks. junior. Kathleen
Weiland , freahman, Laura
Lewnllen , sOphomore , and JCSSH!
Upe. freshman .
"1 wa6 hAoov wtth evervone 's
first mile," ::Wd Coach Matt Cato,
'but then iUnes--.es SCI in We can
JU 1 hope thai n~t wee.k COI'l'les a
Unle better •
'Suaan \.\ ent out \'en fast. had -an okav second mHe. and her la.'\t • mile \\fils really quick 16:091. She
really came on. Cato aa.ed "Cathy,
Paulette and Susan were together
the 6nu mile. but Cathy and
Paulerte had to drop offbecau~
of their iUn La urn and Jes­
sie wen! also sJck-Jessie was
H:rv weak. Besides Su5an. Kat· -hleen was the only olhcr runner
who ~-.u welL and I thought :she
ron real well I'm r&l happy with
the way ~hr. been comins
alo~ ."
Saturday the teams truvct to
Tncoma to compete in tho Pacafic
Lutheran lfru\t.-DII\ ' ln\.itational • Mo 1 four-year collt•gc in
Wru.hinston anti Ort~on will be
there to 8J'C th"Pioneensanother
look at conference dil!itnct
competnurs .
West Linn Travel
MARYLHU\ST PlAZA
18805 Pacific H.
West Unn. OR Q 068
(500) 6J5-J782
Plan
now.
fast! our holiday travel
lights are filling up
t;O:\"li\CI our on Clllllpu" "-.Jln-.sc•nUUI\'t~
CHARLES BINGHAM
Ext. 593, Bolt 321.
2nd Howard. Rm. 85
UNUS HEILPERN
Copeland . C-27
Ext 421. Box 1075. SPENCER GERWIN
Ext. 213. Box 836.
Stewart Hall. Rm 29
BRmMUHUG
Ext 213, Box 1918.
Stewart Hal' Rm 29
Page11 tdMI' f.,change· lol4tll Ric.n 1 hu
Endatl,l{cn~ P.u-adit.t' Z.Oht~r\\ohob 1md
atudtmt!- from the t-prif'l8 ~ummf'r Co~etrl
Rito:., nip '"~11 gt\ <'a talk at noon In rhayt•r
Mnn ofTho <;cml'l8t'll 11n \lric.m lilm
\\ill be t-hown in Tomlin -.on oll • ~lOp m
··1n the Land ot the war Cni\O('N," 11 film
oboutlndian" on tht 'or1h\.H't c oa~ol '" •II
bt.• :.h0\'\1l "' pan ur tht• t>rlt• . Pcrttpt>e-
11\1!1> on our P.1:-t :st g p.m Ill hnn ..
uditonum
PDul \\!amku. lonnt•r dm~ttu · ol ll ~
\nnli Control and U1samtam~nt J\gt'lll.)
and t hac.l iX~ou:uor IU ~ \1.1. wtlllK• un
r.ampu today Qut• .. tiun andAns,,,,, "f' ·
sa on m I haver at 3:30pm nnd t.cctur\'.
ln&t>m3tional St!cunt) , o\n'Ut'lflt'nll'nt tn
o n" 1tlud \\'odd ' '" tlllw. rn thl' <:ha pt•l nt
;-~opm
( "'10 1\ir.a: ,\ lA· F~c·to Anwrk:m Col·
om "' Cri,j..,,' a "lidt'l hD\\, \\111 bt! pn•~>
cntcd alonf( "-1lh tht• anal.)'llib of tht•
mtumifl8 study group fmm tht• .. pnng·
/3ummcr l~l tnp. J•1S p m In tho ( oun·
ctl Chantbcn.
"The Crl~t-. Tbc Chui"C'h, Tho PO<•plr.,
bv Or. \\'illinm 1 \\lptlt•a. an i.piM opal
• pm 1 w11o h. the din.. tor ol tht• 'llotJOnal
Counc1l of Churehe,; ' Hunutn Ril(ht:.
Ol'fice will ~JW..U.at7':30 p m attht. \ ollum
Golle.ga Ccntt'I''U.-<:turo Hrul Rt'1•d l ollt·gt•
Call 7il· J 112, e>.t. 502 tell' mort•
mlonnation
ThP. Concord Stri~ Qunnct will pt·~
lonn m Linooln Hall 31 Portland ~tatt•
llniH~r"ity at 8 p m for 1\Jrtlwr intomw ·
tJon. caU 2.99wl076
Or. MO !-.:Shishido ottht• dep.1rtmc•nt ol
philosoph) .1nd religmn at Pactht l ni\'\!1
SU,.\ \'\.Ill speak on l\"o F.thu .1l '\1\'ltlS m
Contmst : American and Jap<Jnt'"- ' The
talk \\ill be held at the Multnomllh Count)
Libnll)' Auditonum . 801 ~ \\ lOth. at; 15
p.rn
SOFA will -.pon'lnr o 'tudy brMk
tonjght from 9 to 10 p m m 'lamm • r1.
SOFI\ p~nt~ On Goldt•n Pond. ''' 7
nnd !'1.:.\0 p m in tho Counrll Chombcr10
c;totCJ of thu Art ~·nl•., lmngt-Jem
1 ueddcn- ...U\nphone nnd t\no Mlllor
pinnu. to Evnn:. \udltor'lum at 8 p m
MnNtN'' of thu gultnr Jusslo < olin
\oung and Lt•o t\ottke pre .. unt u spoctnr
ulnr t..'\,mang ol tnstn.tmt'nt nnd .,nng In a
t'tunhint1on pt•riomutnce at 8 p m In Por
tlontl'!i ( i\'IC \uditorium For mon~ mfor
nL.ltlon, c41.11 28Z 7751
('ro"" CountJ1-runnttr!. lr'd\t'l to
l at:oma for thl' Pacific LUtht'rdn Uniwr
''" ln\llattonal • Tht! Pion<'cr football team goo~o to !ipo·
l...·uw to play \\'httowrth tollegl'..
\udltlon~o rm 'dw Clan an lmprO\iM
uon .md performance group. \\'Ill bt• held
at 4 p m on the Ret'd Collcgt• campu'l. Ill
t-hoi Hall for more mlbmu1110n conuu 1
Rony\\1cl>CI at ZZ3 9872
11lo Metro Oonrers ''ill perfonn nt 8
p m '" the F'irehou!)C Theater. l436 S \\
Montgomt•l) spon..oi'Pd bv the city·:.
rccreattonru dcp.anment~o
un.
Join Mike t utz thh t"\cntng for \H-.•
kend Rt.>cOH'f'\ from 10 p m unul mtd
na,cht, Soothe vour e,.Jwu~ted mind .md
bod\ w1th some relaldng joz.z onh on
Kl..l
Writing S'-.UI~>l enter tutol"l> will be a\'aal
able 10 13maracJ.. L.ounae between 8 .1nd
10 p m to help studenll>\vith hu.t mlnull'
problem:. in , .. vnbng thetr pnper ·~o No
appointment necru.!.a." just drop b}
1\risty HID. senior voice recital to be g1wn In 1-.vnn!'o at J p m
sww nnd Sharon Loa.l:w, reprotK•ntlng
1lw Uovorul Wor Movtmml will .,how two
Olm:; · Tlw l.n!ll L pldt•mlr and "Beyond
Wnr i\lld willlt•nd diS< usbion in conllact
1\''iUillllon without wnr nt 2 p m at thu
Unitarian l'ollow<~hfp . 4505 l' l8th Von
t'ClUVC'r \VItHh
Mnnwt·.a, ,1 10 mombcr J..otln jn1..z bond
turnli out n llwly NC"\\ VnrkNOundtrom Ito
J p m at s.aturtln\. Market, downt0"-1l
Slgmn Phi ~p<~llon frotcmll.\ bnngl' the
Rud (.ro~" Blood Drive to Stamm tmm 11
" rn. tu r. p m Plt·u~·lind th lime to ht>lp
out
'11'lc U \.olh'Yball team host:. Whitmnn
( ollt•l(t' ot 7 p m in Pnmphn
Gunnon Film Smies Time ol a
Motlwr and Uuy ... fter On\ Night aftt•r·
Night will tw <~hown In tht~ Count·al
C'hambet" or 3 1 s p m 'Tnke 1-\wav thl'
~aght will b<' t.hown .11 7 p m
Sign-up begin:. today for the C.ollt•gt•
Outdoor-. tnp Ml lluod Back.pnck.
Or-egon Symphony Orchestra's Mue~ic
Dirtlctor Jamc ~ Ot,Priostwtll conduet Guz;
tav Mohler 11 ~ymphonv No 6 at Portland
(Me \uditodum at 7;30 p m For ticket
informati on raii2U 1353
es.
Holono Carlson prc-.cntb recent
research at noon an the Bio P:;ych Confe~
l'nre Room
Connan FUm Series present:. Bn-.ad
ond Films at 7 p m an Tomhn~on
Of'A prc~entlf the film cln~MC African
Quo<•n an the touncal Chamber&at7p m
'The A.n~t nnd Money" lund ralt.ifl8
work~ hop will be held at the Portland Ar1
Mub6um For Information, rail f5031 988
ll6G The U nwn'tt8occer tuom will fa(;(,
Pndfk Unvicr~lly at 3.JO p.m 10 C.rito-wold
Sljl<Jium
Sl>nloml Allstudt lnt~t who plun to Lo(r-.td
untc tluring tlw l9H~I 8·1 school )'l'ar
should atlt•nd a nlC'(•lfng at It n m In
1-vnns AudHorium to ll•ant moruohoutthu
f{r.sduntton prorusb
r·'nnslt} ( olh<l,\llum proMmts Klaus
E.ngh•hnrdt at l 1 5 p m In 'lomm.
"You w ( orne Along Woy, Mnybc," an
E.R. \ .naction wUI bu hoswd U\ tho Oregon
Notlunnl Organl7.attun lor Women :tt Mull
norru:th C c•nwr, 7688 S W. t apltol High
"'-.l.\ foot' lur1ht!l infonMhon , rontart
Churt• \\'uud\~ard .11 229·6605
\tnry Ann Hl)(Jkttr of thr Nlc<1rnguan
tmbnss\ wfll !ipc•rlk on 'Nir..ar<.~gua Ptl.ace­
rll4kf•r or lletilnbili4'01 ,.. n. p.u1 or the
forum :Wnc., ut 7 30 p m in the Council
Chmnhcr.
Al-Anon mectN P.\"01')' Wodnesdny evan
lng in the Rev Pnul Wrighl ., office an the
Chapel al 8 J> m
'111e lntamotlonal folkdance sene~>
moot~ In Stnmrn twcryl'ut•ttdaynlght from
7to8JO pm
The An Van will depar1 ft'Om the nr1
dt•f>al1mcnt ovcrvWedne~tdnynt 4 p m for
vnriou11 galleries ond mu8eums down
town F.\'('ryone •~ welcome 10 join
"Beadwork nnd llnskev.. from ~ven
lnwan Notion., will be fvatured at 8l8N W.
23rd strel·tunul Ck:t. 15 Formorcmforma ·
uon, cull 222 l617.
Woavings of Peter Collingwood wtU be
h0"-1l in the Hoffman C..allcrv 8245 s W
Bamet. Rd until NO\' 13
Tht> Phllodclphln String Qunnot will be
pt>rloaming ot tho ( 04Ster TI1eatre ., Can­
non bench, until Oct 22 ( al115031426-2964
ror infomtatiOn
Overseas Addresses
Ecuador 9/1&2/Z/84 Washington D.C. 9/24--
Stude nt·~ Name 12/2
Lewisan dCiarkCollegeGroup Student's Name
C, 0 Asdela Lcwit;andClarkCo llegeGroup
P.O Box 498 C/0 Park Central Hotel
Quito, Ecuador 705 18th St. N.W.
Washington D.C. 20006
New York 9/18-11/22 Japan 9/17-2/3/84
Student's Name
l.ewis and Clark College Group Studt~nt' s Name
C/0 Dr. Nobuo Oobru;hi l.t!WisandCiarkCollegeGroup
8Z8 Oyachi, C/0 Hotel Wellington
Shiroisru·ku. 7th Avenue at 55th St.
Sapporo, Japan New York. NY 10019
Munich 9/14-7/31/84
Student's Name Micronesia 10/s;.tl/3
Fa<:ulty Uou~lng
University of Guam • OOG Statiun
THE AVA HELEN
PAULING
LECTURESHIP
FOR WORLD
PEACE INTERNATIONAL
SECURITY
ARRANGEMENTS
IN A DIVIDED
WORLD l.ewib and Clark College Group
C/O Prau Anscla Jung. Re~i ·
dent Director
Year of Study in Munich
Strassberger:s tra,;s 18/Vl
8 Munchen 10
Webt Gcnnany Mangllno , Guam 96913
U.S.A
Micronesia 11/3-12/6
MMDC Box ~~59
Koror, Rcpubli(• ofBelau 96940
C/0 Frank Perron
The Amos Tuck School
of Second Annual Lecture
Former Oregon State ~tudent Ava Helen
Paulmg devoted her life to world
peace, human fights. and the protectton
of our enwronment In recogmt1on
of her comm1tment to these goals,
Oregon State Umvers1ty
established an annual
fectureshtp m her honor
SponsorBd by Oregon Stato Umvors1ty m
conJunctton w1th the Lewts & Clark Col/ego
Concerts and Lectures Comm11tee .
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Page 12 Paul Warnke
Director, U.S. Anna Control
and Dlsannament Agency,
Carter Administration
Chief U.S. Negotiator , Strategic Anna
Umllatlon Talks (SALT II), 19n-78
Thursday, October 13, 1983
7:30p.m.
Agnes Flanagan Chapel
Lewis & Clari< College
Admission free
Open to the public Business Administration
Dartmouth College • Hanover , N.H.
Men and Women Seeking
Graduate Education for Management
are invited to discuss lhe
TUCK MBA
Tuesday, October 18
Admissions Representative
Check with Career Plannlnaand Placement
2.44·6161, Ext. 580
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