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Volume 48, Number 4

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1983-10-01

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WWWinter In WWatzek? Studenll probably noticed a temperature change upon
entering tho library laat week-ll dropped . And although the clrculatfon desk received
numerou• complaints from frosted atudenta. maintenance control• the thennoatat and
not the library ataff. According to VIcki Krelmeyer, asalltant library director for public:
services. when a audden change In weather occuna, It tak• two to three daya for the library to adjuat. The problem la compounded by the air flow ayatem.a In bfg buiJdlngs.
"11'1 not a new probfem ," lhe aeld, the temperature hat bean ftuctu.tlng alnce Ita
construction In 1968. But there'• one advantage to popalde ton: lhlverlng keeps you
awake.
.S. must decide nuclear arms position
1 h•• llnilt•d Slate-; hn~ ruarhcd
· ,,·att•rsh<'d rt•gardlng the
udc•<tJ' nnn!' quc·:.lion and mu11t
whc•tht>J tl \'-'nOt& arms
onlrul Clr n w<•apunli bu1ld up
'"'""I \\'amlw told an audience .n
lw 1\gnU!l r:lnnagan Chapel Oct
\<\sunkc lonncr clin.1ctor of the
J.s ..c1 rn~o l'Ontml and dit.am\4 ·
agt·nn and duel U.S
... .,,u, liuo• at the Strategic Armt>
.llnJIUIIOn!> 1 alkb 151\Lf Ill in 19n
nd ums. wa~> brought to LC by
hc• Avn Holen Pauling
luroshtp for World Peace He
·~ cun-untlv a partner In the
0 C. lnw firm of
IIford unci Warnke
\\arnkt• 11hnred hib views bolh
unng an afternoon qucs11on and an .. wt••· :.tl~swn and tn h1s
t.>vcnmg addn•:;s , "lntc•mauonal
!:lccurity ,\nangemcnt!i tn a
Otvided World" \.\'amkt• smd tlw
U.S has m."'.-.•r n1.1dt: a dt·at
di~tinction <l!i to \.~hl'thcr 11 wan I~>
10 IIH:t'C8~>0 or dccrl'as~ it
nudc:ar Ioree·
\\.1rnl.c allrlbUtt•!i 1h1.s
amb•g\uty partly 10 the C'h·C'Iiun ol
Pre .. ldcnt Rrngun
Ht• IRt'aganl ft•lt hi' hod a
mandate to build up .Jnnfi and
fo1·gct tonttul. '" \.\umlw !WUd.
Wamlo.l• srud lhc p11:'!ndcmt ,,.. nov.
bemg forced to ruthlnl.. hi~>
po!!llton ret·ognir.ing that then•
are aro4S wh(!re tht• ll S ha"
advonl~t!~ owr th<' !:Ia\ 1ct Unton
If lhe l s is genuinelv
intt•rested tn ann control it
muM be willJng to mnJ.c trad~
ofb. \.\lamkc srud ·wht'thl'r thr
change lin currenl arm~ po1icyt it.
public relationf< or a chunge of he<.~rt , I don 1 knov.. llm\1'\l 'f'r, 1
\\f•lt:omc und <tpplnud 11 I always
hope a 'cry old dog IRt•aganl """
IPnrn new tncks.
RQg<ndin g lht• dt·ployml·nt ol
m•s:.ilc•s 10 Europv W<trn~•· suid
the talk!'i in Gcnl''a \~t!n •
t:omencd m order to Htop U..:s
missile dr!plo)nlent Ont.:t• the
ll S lwgino, the dcplovmcnt ol the~
MX mi:<siles. \\..1n1kf bt•lh.-. tts the
~wt~ wtll tenninute the t11lkJi.
lllu Sm ict Union v..iU tit!\ lll
at;c~pl rh•ploymcnl ol mtS~>Ilm. m
(.c:rtn.~ny wh1ch an: 10 ullack
r.mge ol the L S s R Warnke
'did TI1e West mn·d ... omcrhlng
It can gi\ e up, a bargaining chtp
l'hcre is no incenti~e on the
SO\I'il:'t & par1 unless we can IJIH'
-.omPthtng up
The MX is a wondertul
bargalnmg chip until 11 ito
dt>ployed. ' Warnke contmued • I
led thntthe u gets s.o caught up \"lh nav. IL"Chnulog} that v.. •
l reate tt and rh••n c.,n 1 gt\C tl up M
The• l'Urrt•nt unn control
pmrKlsal outhn•!d t~· tht• Re·~gan
.ulmmiSII".tiiOII \.Va.mke SOlid, IS
lncu.,.•d on lht• 0\WI land·
hJscd I(.U\1 mtt• ilt".S, wh1ch the
"If the U.S. is
genuinely interested
in arms control. it
must be \<\tilling to
make tradeoffs ,"
Warnke said. Rather, Warnke contmued.
slow progn• result from the
,.._,Jure of tht• U to get itlt
}Ja1onttt • tniJRht Olt! Rr•.'\grtn
s.tatcment \'Oil• fOr the MX I a
"nte lor arms contr'DI a a
JUsttficallun ot tile dcploym••nt of
misMles under the• misnomer
Mam1s oontn:1l"
\\'amkt> ettualt-s lJ S r.omrnll·
mcnt tu anns t ontrol \\1th lhc
man '' ho tnlkl; to God and M) ,
"M,tkt: me .1 gnod man Lord hut
nCJt t!Uill' ~ 1•t
~\.:tmkc 311io0 mturr•d lhc ld
rh.1r the !)cl'\ Jt!ts arc cun't'nlh rhe -gN•atcr m1hlal) ptl\\ cr
··nw rdr ... 1 that the !)0\icts ha\c
u m:argtn uf 6Upcnonty is a
[aUacv.' he said 'How can \"OU - . MH! a margtn of supcrionty •f) ou
can't \\.ln.,.
tudy reveals LC as diverse US \lews oh the mo~ot
thrcatentn~ The proposal
!>tlpulotf'll that tht! S0\1ch mu 1
cut h4d; the numb<-t otthrlr:,..t8
and ~·19 mis!Uics bnm 900 to ~10
while the ll.~ :.till dcplo):. 100 MX
mt11~lcs "-1th 10 \\oarhead-. eat.-h
Wamke sa•d the propo~l can 1
worit s a firat tcp ruv.'llrd anns
control, Warnke ugga-;tcd a 10
p«:rcent redur.t1on tn ann5 ,Ndt
)eM and a ce11tng onlhe number
or warheads c;sch count~· could -prodU('C \'\ hile he be lim-es
unilateral di armament s
politically unl a Jblc because the
Ameracan pubhc "· ou ld nut
~ou pport tt \\'arnlo;e sa-. a
bilateral wriliabh• nuclt~ freeze
11!-a re4lll!~hc go.ll. Gmw
tho• Plonet'r I.G«
When !ltuden t~> wt>re a~tked to
a mental p1c1ure of the typl·
l.ewifi and C lark student. the
they volunteered did not
IO ronect the d1versJty or
tcl't'sl" and background~ actu·
mprusonl"d at U..
1\1 c·ording to a Ut l..r\ ~otudy on
'>t!ll Jlt•rrt•ptionb ol coiJege
udt•ntN nround tlw count~ LC
ontrary to this
tudy, many still see
he typical LC
tuden t as a generic
ndividual from
me rich suburb.
ltutlunt .. \Wru found to be indo·
pr-ono to challonge
uumrity. und toncerncd about
and raclnl JUStice while
lu<Js ronc"Cmcd about mak·
a living· sold Oclnn of Admit.·
~> Pcl«'r I ot•b
Loob found lhe!l(• to be l'thh; ·
n•aattunng t~olf·as!Wlssments .
1.1 il8t.e1u1ment a.t·t•ntt> to be con·
tu ~nw peoples ~ttereotype
LC n11 a playground for the
hhy
\onlor Jo;snnu Fhlk .. e NintorcPd
how• aaacMiontJ. uying. '"I find
t! lC atudont to bu lndivtduali~o·
•<•lf·motwated . and \\"'rking toward~o his own intcre~t~o.
Contrary to thh; study many
stiU ~tee the typical LC •tud('nt a,.
a genrrtr individual from &arne
nch suburb around lhr country
Junior Sam Hcnh ~fem•d to • the typical L( 11tudent a::. 'white
uppel'middlt• d.nsto rather apa
thetic .:1nd mo1-c concrmcd
about hh own gamt's th.m mudl
el~.e
tn reilll t~ nt•Miy SO pt'IT.t~nl of
LC student& recol\-e suppor1 trom
the tullcgt· an tht· funn ol dlrttt·t
tinonr10l ocd In addition , 70 pt'l
tt>nt nunt• to l C lrom public
M:hool~
\.\1lilc the admi :;tunli ~tall ha-.
lX.''tJfl recruiting mort• on tht• f.a&t
c.oa.-.1 and en AlaNYs tht• la"t cou·
ph• ol ) ca.J"'> the• t'ullc•gc• still c nn·
centl".th•-. mo:-~1 hra,;l\ un tlw •
~or1 h\'-th 1 \~ lwn lool1 ng tor
:.&udc•ntr.
Oregonian" compritttl :ts pt•r­
con& ol thC' !tiUdc•nt bodv, more
~
than twicu IIW numbt•1' ol .,Ill·
dtmh frum .tny otlw1 stottl
Accordmg to lr<t•l'lhmun Ned
Mor~t· lrorn Mns!WlthUe.tlltll , tht•
location ol tht> c lmul h. impor
tant m att•·acllng ~tudt•nt~o to thta;
collt•gt>
"Most l.C. ~oiUdl'lltl't sl\.ll't' .t Jon·
for till' uutdoo~ and mountains "
&aid Mo•~ ·
l.oeh !lAid he• bel it•\ t'l> that pru!i·
ptt('tiw ~tudl'nt nn· en tic c•d b) u
cumbmallon ol antdl•nuc: intt:l{·
nty ond an lnlonn.al t:omlor1ablc· -atmo,phere
..• wu itnpN.':>M.'d by thtl tAt'! that people here seemed dedi·
caled to having o good time and
stlllgettang their :.ludying done.
~id junior Heolher HemiM:h ·
Ieger
When recn.11tin& Loeb also
lootu. to the East t.out prep
school!\ becou~te thosu student.,
1\D\.e prt."\touslv shown .-an nbclit)
to live awny trom home by" llund ·
mg boarding school:. 1\\t>nl~"
lour ~rctlnt of l( ~otudcnll> arc
prcppu.., • a figure that LOeb
dot·' not c~nsider t'!lCe st\ t•
l.t~til ~'-'llmed ugam111t m.tnu·
rnlt• <Jl>:K~'menh ol thP l ollt•gt•
and the :.tudencs who m;,ke Ull
1 c. saying, tr tt hurt!' St·honl
mor:th•. tt 5 a mi!<lal.e ..
lnstc.ld, he called for thuughl ·
lui c ntil 1sn1 of tlw Jf\IHilulton and
1ts .Ktor:. Thl'\ aren't Cr.lZ\," he wid ot . .
thr• ~0\'lt' IS "Th~ · c.1n add. -'ubtr.tct . multiply nnd dn tdc.
Wt· are at~kiog lhtom to n1t out
lht• ht>ara of th~ir strategic
~enab whllt• we just rut around
the t>dgc·,:· Warnke oontmued .
I It· s.nid tht• L .., \\.ill nC\or gel tht•
SO'-lCtao ttl m•gutiatt• anlb control
until the tt-mts ill'r. comp.sdblc
'"it h tht•Jr national .. ec-un&\o • lflll'I'CSlS
Wt• \\ unt lo bargain tough hut
\\C m:ed to bargain rcn.hslit ~all).
tw .ud
\\'ant I.e• addc:od howe'\ cr. that
thu m1htarv 1 not to blame tw·thc• w
slm\ ptugms!t ul unns run&rol.
Ita> nulitu•y ts not pu hmg fm·
111 IV'f:..tlt:r nuch:.;s•· hudgm. he
saul "l'hc..'\ don t thmk nudc•ar • lwe tpon un• \\Or1h a ct.anul '1llt.:y
dun I kno\\ htM to u~..: them
8 PISTONS AND PH.D. S Hl'm tor the &ceze. but tor·
doang it un a stcp-by·blcp W15
he >aid
\.\ lule pursuinA n snsdual
N!ducrion In nuch•a1' arms
\\ 1\nlkt• s.suJ that an agn!t!ntcnt
\\(' t'.Un g1•t tOdll)' WtiJ 00 rnuch
better thnn a.n agreement wt• p:t•t
five \em~ &om now. ,
"lodt~.) s h:aderslup rccog-
mzes that tlu:n: are no other
altt•matl\ 1hat arc ncccplabl
The t: hot " a1 " quite sunplt"
star~ cu·t.• I tt"nct• or no
liJStencc. llw ~it•t l!nmn will
not di!>llpJX!W' and 1f •he~ clo we
'' 111 \\11h tht·m in a nuden•·
hnk~aust
'T11e loet.:.mt liw.s of l.C llroft~n nrc rt'\'l•alod when feature "ritcr Pt•ter Gnrtm
takt!l't a pictorial Joum''}' throu~ lhc fal-ulty paridng lot.
11 KICKING IT INTO FIRST
The LC ''orncn' ~'""r lt!41nt l~~t tioo for fir.ot plact:· in the 'ordl\~Mt Conference
thankA to la.'t week ~ ham fought triumph 0\-er Pl.U. Plattform tries new mana'-'ement system
U"Wl Konfg:,berg
nr ctr J'lont'Cif' t '-admt~ Rowland JUnlor:s, .va
.. tn·n~lwnlt~ Ill'' bch.\itJen the
.. tuticnt·nm n.•staurunt nnd tht-
PintHlow<lrd dorm (;0\lndl
In <~n altemlll to repay u l.UlO Bl·munthl) the monuscN> .1N>
dt•bt <tnd "·rl:>ure pmft•-.o;ion.JI .. uhmittinH a bulanr e "'hC't't to tht'
hu:-.mt' ~' pr.ll.het•,, Plattlorm "" dorm council :mel tho book." dJ'C
nHmll.t(t'rs Tanu Com,..tod. And ft\nminc•d Wt't'~h h' the donn ~~~~--~~------~~~~
c ''" s Jon l""
Plattform employee Dave Lawrence . tophomore,ls hefpfng to bake the
slu~t-run restaurant out of debl The P1attform hat ttrengthen«f tJes
with the dorm council to Insure the r•taurantataya In the black. rouncil '-t~rretnrv smcl Rm~ luncl
who I. gNtint( !'ot'huof rrud1t rot
bl'ltlng up u Pluttlunn nC'countlng
:o.\~t Ciln • rhl!-wnsn t hupponing lnst
~ l'Or :.nld 1\t,"\in Hunt t"f'-.ldont
dirt•c.tor ul Plntt llowurd Thtl
do1m council duJn t pre. s tht•
mann~cr" to rome• to thc•m ,md
n.•pcu·t what '~as ~om~ on down
tht~n• and tht• managc·r ·. d1dn 1
eonw to tht• dorm < nunc.ll
In a turtlwr uflort ttl U\'OJtllnst
,year·.., probh•ms n t:onllnE("'"C)'
fund hu~ bt•t•n •• tabllshPtl in
whtch the nMnagt•r 'mt•omc-20
J)Crct•nt ol tht• n<•l prntlt-is
bt•ing hl'ld unt1l Ill\! t•tul ol tlw
tt·nn
\\ t• c.m on I\· hUH' thot mont·\ • lM k .tt thtl ••ntlul the tc1m 11 \Hl
t:an '"0\~ that "' t' 't• bPilw<t•d th~
:.itu.llion ' s.1id Rowland 11 "' t•
cnn t :.ho"' tlu m thut •. uuJ thmg'
all "or .. · or the <~amn , tlw donn
Bt'l' tlw mont•\ to lh whnt II'
\\.TOOg
\n t•mplm N' mt·t•rllin' fund
hu:. abo ht>t•n <•:.tub1slwd f.vcl'\
omplo} ct• that stu\,., w1th t ht• N' q
tnurant tht• full wrm wtll rucc1\t'
ont• pen t'Ot of the rwt mcome aP>
a bonUI'i.
lhc nC'\\ domt c ounnl at Pin II·
Hov.nrd 1s t·ornpo~d most!) of
tre.,hmt•n "~hu artl iro1tc. and
unde"'tandabh ~o. "'hen the)
cnmc 1n and had a Sl,200 debt
they wcnl rt•sponsihlt• for and \Hlr\m 1 twcn hm'f' ~ld llur st
So ovcryonc cnn ~oo thut th(·
donn cllundl hn!i to kt·up dom•
tab!> on the rc-.tnurant nnd maku
sur o thut tlw_v ;.~rc runnrng the
plUI.'C more like 8 bUSIIlC!S!4
5perulutlon ~till uxhns nto to
how the Plattf01m acquired a
$1.200 debt We tan l tell why • tht•\ wen.• m debt bolo1-c HeM
lund :.atd '\\:c don t kilO\.\ "hut
happcmt·d b.'C<lll~>l! "'c don 1 hm t•
on.\ n>C'Ord:o. or boe>k.o; "
Bill Rtrhnrd" manag<•r of tho
Jllattfom1last veo:~r ,. a1d \\hen"' tl
~
look 0\.l•r, then.• wu"n't 11ny '-,YS·
tc•rn at all on hO\' to run rho
Phtttlorm -wc d '-'t•lupt d lht!
"hole thin~ot JUI'il through tnul c1nd
etTOt, our own e~tpt•rit•nc:< ' time
and ent•r&\ ln tho.1t rusptl<'l, wl!
did th1• be,t "'e could
llurst S<lid "Bo~lcnlh wh.tt
happened to gt•l tht• f'luttfurm
into debt l~t the ...amo thang that
huppened ro the NaJJ it wn.s u lot
ol b<td mi!>mnnagcmont and lut·k
of lntemctton between dorm
counnl and manngcr:.
Ru:hard~t -.a•d the problem lie.,
not m fouhv management bur
rntht·r thut b11ls aC'tJUII'Cd during
the year are .. rm t·oming an 0\ t•r
th" summerof\t:r tht!uld mnnag~
ment ha~ len The n"""' munngt'­
ment therefore ha!'< to pav tho.,t•
bHis a .. well 8!i their m,·n ·
·It:. hke opening up a clwdong
account Once you open h. it'' golnfC to kctlp going ond nt-qulnn4
bllltt no mutter who l11ln chnrge Of
It, ~Utld l1h'hru dfl
Sutdc• Shc•lton. lo~>t yoar'" Plot
tfonn bu11lnt>ss monnger 11a1d
thut the probhtm nJKU stomt. frol'll
within tht' .. chool computer s
I I'm und tho timu It tokes for prio
tout ahct•t8 to bt· updated
Rlt:hnrd ~; ~1ld II just adds
tht· c·onh1aion bt'C'.<JUM• who ht.•
tim<•'1 Vou don t have time to
tht·n.· and do every little tin)
detail lwcaur.t· vou haH· to go
school at tht• .. amc time.
"It'., hwd t·nough Kt'(lptng
top ol tlw S<:houl," smd Ricna1rth
•• r1H~ ' "' unt to take over the
tlun c•nough to pnv vour b1ll!>, "<&;BI
it'!< the tuc·t that the !IVstom
vuu run tllto debt that is one·
~
thin~ agolnM 11 Thuv let.vou 0\ler
rhm-ge vuur itC'Cuunt ~o that
ran so Sl.OOO tnto debt and
<'\'t•n find out unt1l \'Ott go 10
ask lor a printout
Mv gael. vou1 bank would bo·
un vuu an two st•cond!' 11 vou dir.
that Rit hurd"' said
•~ the Pluttfonn making 11 as
huMnc~~ nm~' Oeliniltllv \'\'en
making 1\ were pavmgour:o.elvc'
"l' rc paymg our·
we're pnytng all or our bills, plu·
we're pa1t11ll( on lhl" debt and gi\
tng mon<'\o to the donn
Gumstock
LC rejuvenates, enriches Chinese scholars
Ginger lrwm
Of tho PtOnC"t r l.Dft
Coed dormo;, host famiUes nnd
friend~~o were the moM memorabl~>
e11.perien~ of the .>C\'en \1slting
proft!S.SOrs from Guihn who '-~II
be returning to Cruna '\0\ 19
"'The expe.nence to be a stu·
dent again. it s&emb that I am
rejuvenated Bejng with young
~pie "'-'0 }"ean.. tak.ing classc:
with them.. eating meals ''-llh
them Mo:.t young people treat U6
like young people." b3id C'a.i·ren
Wang fCynut
Yong-nian Xhang CNejJI aaJd.
I'\ lived Ul thi6 dorm!Stewanl
almost two ve.an. a coed dorm. 1 -lh1nk 1~ LS the bisge-.1 expe-
ncnoo for me I ~Jf feel young
and lhey h"eat me as young. they
don t try to keep me a part l o Ul>f,
the coed bathroom for lhP 6r..t
time I felt not '-'el"\ comfortubh · at • first, but now it s like,, fumllv' ou
use ..a coed bathroom ." •
All ol tho schola~were~te(ul for the opponuntt) to -;rud) tn
the Unlhd State .. and were anx
1ou .. for funher e>ochange
We do really make progre:;!o m
our studlc ... for that we are grate­
lui to the authontles oft he school
and profc'I!>OM> here Want( said
After rho•r rwo-vear e.<>1oum
howrvt>r they are aU an>.Jous to
return to Cruna
· v:e nrc reallv anxJous to go
bock. Our count') hn!l taken a big
~tep in socialist construction. ·
s.aid Want. ··we ha\.'e read a lot in
neo.vapapenl . It" reaJJ.) in:.pu'ing
We believe "'e will find a lot of
things new when we retum. we
will have an adJustment
··11le ChJnel>e are especiaUy
no:.talgic ," SAid Wang. We t.h.inl
all the ume this term. we are cfj~
tractcd a.1l the time thinking ot
home trunlung what we nrc going
to do in C hino But when w"
return we will also rruss what we
don•• here
fhey • .111 fC'cl they haw pro·
8J'l'""~d the funhest in language
!lkilh;. When I fiNl got ht•n• I h<ld lO
thtn~ over nnd over fo1 one sent
ence. I'm more fluent than when I
fir;t come here Xhung said
rhey have aiM> leamod much
about the culture in general
l know more about Amoncnn
culture I came hc•m and I know
\'CI)' little almost nothl~ About
family life about ~hool Ufc I
dldn 1 kflD\, very much f'irst year
here I ll\ ed on campu:. ond l
leamed a lot about :.tudent life
The second veor I hved "''h a
famil) and teamed about fomil.>
life ..Wd Shang-fu Lui
The :.chola" believed the two
yean. had been suc~~ tul and
that they hod been oblo to ach1eve
what thev had mtended
'\Ve e;o.pected to 1mprove our
Enghsh and to know about litera
lure and \morican cultul"(' and I
should tkl.)' OOI'IIC:OII.) we have
achievE'd our goal rorstaytng here
two year.. ~id Wang
fhe :o.eholai"S look forwurd to
fuMhur e-chunge berwt•cm LC
and thtlar uruversu}
''Lewb and C Iori. student~
New professors enthusiastic about LC
La.rr) ~he
Of thtl I'IC1111dW l.qi'
Enthur;ta~m about the• alu·
drmt6 and the :unaller ~ more pc,..
IICmal cn"'U'Onment are how two
\i6itlng prort!SbOr&. Or. Suaan
Hoflman ·Wilde and Or. Pam
C.tuisten11011 sud they 1~1 about
tt•athing at Lewis and C..:lm..
HoO'man ·\'\rtld~ teachi!!S psy·
chologr and filled the VItl-ancy
~atr•d by the re:.ignahon of D1.
lurry f'aw
Chn~t,.nson, o ht>alth nnd
phyair.a.l edu~unn proh• sor, h; I
tt•aching Ur. Dell Smtlh's r.l.u:.es
wh1ln he workt. in the Dean of
Pat;ulty a otlkR. and lt•adr; rht•
0\~ tnp to I\Nl.)1l
Both Chn tcnBon and
lioffman Wilde Mid tht~ lllw LC r and nrc~ ph>.bscd With thr· aca·
dcmlc compatoncy ul thu
fotudent6
Page2 ' I '~' ntl'\'UJ' !M:Pn more capable
and competent ~tudent!>, " said
Chn!'itenson "I am CJI:trcmelv
jproud of thC!m ·• •
I Hoffman ·WIId(> 5aid "1\'s nice
to we 6ludtml!'t at the undergrad
uate ff'\;Cf who want to do
l'f$t•arch and publil'lh,"
both profel'lt.ors talked about
the1r e;~~ pt>nt!nc ,. at large unlvel'fii ·
tic& and compared the~ to their
linn maprut>llJons of LC.
Vou alit. !\tUdt:nt" what they •
'"~unt out of tht•.lr C'ollege educ-a
tlun Ill u lru tW Unt\.'t·rsaty and
the.)lll tell you tlllly want to sur
vl\'c," 'IUid Chrl ten11on
By ( ontraeL LC 15 a wtaU)' dlr
lt•runt atrnOIIopherf!
"Studuntr> take thtt lni1iattve In
ll•tt.ming by comparilion to tttute
achool11' l'hf!\' om frir.ndlv and • • w1lhng to gt.~t to "-now you.
Hoffman said, ''Sometmu.'fi f
lccrumd to clu~KJs "'ith 200 pc.!O·
ph PoopiE1 tc•nd to ge•l 1oM in the
11huffic They g~t cnught up in the• rat·racc,"she ... aid "L( however .
pnn-id~s an opportunity to fWI to
komv student
Hoffman ·Wildt• 1s tt•ochlng
Introduction to P11ychology and
Ot.>vt!lnpmental Ps)'l:.hology . She
intends to ro-appl~ · for the po!ii­
tion nuxt vear
HoHman Wlldf' recct\.Od her
Ph 0 from tho lJnivcrt~lty ol
Oregon and worked a.R a cllnlclun
and consultant 1n p6y~ho ·
btology 11 bl"'..tnrh of pt>yt-hotogy
and dovnlopm~ntul psychology
She pion~; to uiTc>r an advunc:t•d
toplct. courao loaublng on
p111ycho-baology In rho 11prin~ .
C:.hrial£lf\60n, thf• lir,t hc!.!tlth
and P,F.. prult!t.sor not to (;Oilt h <1
sport. lt'ur.hcm Pc•n.onnl ltt•alth
and Montal H(•alth
Chnah•nr.on who rt•CtH\tl}'
c:omploted work on hor Ph.D. at
the UnlwN~ity of Utah .. har. taught
bcrore but thla hi lwr tln;t full·
tim<· position , slwwlll h•a,•o at the
end ol this yt:Or • would like to go to our university
1 think the.v are welcome In
China nnd we would like 10 see
them in our university, said Lut
Jlan·xun Wu IEugonel. who
nm"ed five months ufte1' tho
other scholars. will not be leaving
until Apnl
I am a physics mnjor, so the
high technology most interested
me.: Wu sa!d "When I arrived
here I ~w a lot of things I d never
SCPO before. like remote control
T\o
Wu was nJso Impressed wuh
the volunteer nsSil>lants m the
computer rooms
I ve tutored clas.se!> in compu
teras a volunteer ass1st..ant . very
very good. very helpful to the
students The M"holo.n~ tulvc madu
lrwndt. from all nround the wrnltl
whllo In the United State:.
We have made a lot of
lrom other countne :~, too, trnrr·l
Japan and Malaysia We dldn • uxpoct to meet :;o manyotherfor
algnen. We II write a lot to t
U :>. but also to manyothercou
tries. that b bt.-en an unusuai
e:tperience , ~d Wang
Xhang wilJ be happv to leavt
the American food behind
though he will miss his fnends
the dorm
I have gott£>n a lot from
students from thts donn,
d1d n lot of proof-reading from nl)
paper.. to sec !'be
mybelf clearly the.)' re aJ"'
ready to help. Xhnng said
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Sptrttual Buldance: IFur Face
and colloge pollctes
VIews oxpre$Sod ore those of tho
wntc~ and do not necessarily reflect
the v1owa or the student bOdy, the
faculty, or tht• college administra­
tion Unsigned editorials are
suggested and are approved by the
editors and mnnagers ol this
n~papcr nnd reflect the maJOnty
opinion of th~e off1cers
SolocltOn ol Cftrtoons apponnng
1n the Opinion ~lion ts the
responsibility of tho Op1mon Ed1tor.
Pioneer Log, October 20, 1 Cathy (
()f ''"' Pf(
'lhe J
will pn
contliiK
\ '{' l'l.r.> (J • 1,00<1 ull
of'" P.nl
Cam~
uon~ at
office \
r.tud••nr
. \l'dr~ a
I • ' Jcnni
, soF.\, 5I
• fact tlml
worlJne
ing al.'t
ht>t•n :;o
student
"n1C
makr It
doing "~I
sul'h as
the don
An 1
W'ltiC \
Of ahr Pic
c~
and (Ia
entered
entmg
uon~ .u
Altho
nencc 1
integral
mony 1
thon tt
chemer
In colla
dilfert•n
ate Brei
lions
I m Over 1,000 expected at
•pgomgnndacqulrirutt:;JI I HoineCOllling celebration
ttterwho 111 in c·hnrge
rhardfl
-\t!IIOn. lost your· H Pial
Int.-'s:.. mnnogct
'Oblem abo stt1ms rmn.
1 school computer li)
)t:l hmc lltnkm. for prln
to be upduted
$aid "II just uddo, lc
til on bcc.ruo,e '"ho ha.·
don 1 have tlmu to
l do ~, .. , ~'" llulc
llu:..c vou haw to l(o
~
at the !'lanw llm11o
r•nough kt •ping
5-ehool ~id Ric:hurtiU ·,
" to takf• ovt•r the· -.11
~h to pa\ \our hill!',
ct 1 hut thu ~vtttcrn fer •
uo debt 1 hut 1:. onu n~r!l'".
,,.,, II Thew let ••ou '"''''·!:
ur an·ount so that
,000 into debt nnd
out until you l(o rn u
JlilltOUt
!J \'OUI hank would h.Nr·
t~'O seC'ond!\ II vou
~ardl> ~id Cathy C:ochrnn
()I IIIII l'lnt'UMlr l,(lf(
Thu Alumni Office and SOFA
, will pr"{•MJnt th~ lnrgt!llt Home­
rornlng ctlh·br.ulon In recent
\1'ilf., Ch't 21 21. and eltpcct 0\/Cr
·, ooo alumni to attend the variety
of t.'"'nt" planned
CnroiVJl Howden. alumm rela
ttctn'> .J!!sl.,tont ~ld the Alumni
offic•· \VOUid like to emphrulize
tudt nt p.JriiC:Ip.JIIOil an thil'i
H'al''s aclt\lltlco;,
Jt·nnlh·r C'ahn. co-director of
SOJ'A '-ltd I'm l'llt.rtcd about the
fn<:t th.nt the alumm and SOfo'A are
\\ orkinl( tog"thor J1le Homecum
inl( ocll\1tieo; have tradlttonally
bt-t•n 'l('pal"'..ti!Jd between c-un-ent
:ttudont t~ and alumni
Ill<' alumni really want to
make· It go for studtmt~ . and are
domg t>JWC'iol thmgs for students.
o,ut hat. the ~-oodo bar and buffet at
thf' dance. ~id C.ahn
An 18 hole .I{Oif tournamen t and un overt'lt!oll 'ltUdy group
reunion hava al"o bct•n add(ld to
the traditional lfonwroming
dlnnor dnn<:-t~ and football garno.
All tht•-.c uvunta ore open to
atud<"nt,.
"\Ve hop.• the oH~J'M•as munion
will mvoM! alumni, futuhy llnd
tudunt& who ha\e tx>en U\'ON'38
and tud1•nt" whQ JJ'\l gorng O\IC'
wa•. -..tid Cohn, "in order for
them to CJtchnngu dlffl•n.:nt cJtpe
nonce5 and to create a bro.1dcr
pc1· J'(."Ctl\ "
C ahn sa1d, • \Vt• ha\e nn ~xcll ·
mg bornd for the rionc<·-Cool
Ra}'h whjch I think wr.ryonc
will Plljoy It pln.)'l-mu'lir. £rom the
40s to the ·soo, .1nd tho mt•mbcn.
do co:ttumP rhnngt•s and 11kith ..ts
well
Some• s~Uk Homocoming
evuntt. Include thf' following
• Homc<'ommg/Roumon I cnt
Party Saturday noon. adjacent
to Griswold Stadium FCCltumN
will tnclude beer. munchie~ and
music The ~c1ures above and below are archive plcturee
from Homecomings pal Tht. year SOFA and the ~­Alumni Office wonced hand In tt.nd to pruent
Homecoming .
• Homcconung Football
Gamc-saturdn" 1 ;30 p m, l.e\.Ylli
and Clark "'h Pacific l.uthenn
lln1verslly
• Oven;eas Study Group
Reunion Saturdav 2 ta 6 p m
Agnes Flan,gan Chapel
• Homccom• ng Dance
Saturday, 9 p m to 1 a.m .. Ftcld"
Olnin~ Room $1 admiwon tu dent Zl nnd m"Cr odnutted
• P1ont~er Open Golf r oumument -Sunday, 9u m to5 •
p m 8roadmoor Golf C'oun.c
pro-reglr. ter at Alumna Office
• FeltoW'l'hip ~f.!Mcc .,unday
6 p m Agnc'< Flanagan Chapel.
Tho Rev William Wndaa}', '41,
flint Presbyterian Church. Port­
land. will conduct thP. setVJce The Alumna Oftic" has worked
with the 8o4rd ol Alumni to pub­
liciLc the Homecorrung/Reuruon
Weekend . To reae".h th,. s 000
alumtu m the Portltsnd al\·a by
telephone. mom ben~ ol the board.
the PratP.maty /Sornnay comnul·
tee •:md rh,. class reun1on com·
rruu~ organi;.ed a teJNhon Oct
3, s and 6
)uurorm making It a~
'low! Definiluh \\ t: n
were payang our..l•h l'\
)'lOg OUI empJ0\-1!('\
jng aU of our bills plu
ng off thl! debt and gn • Uffilll ~o different directions after LC
to the dorm.
I
tars
olan. ha\ e made mum
mall around the "vrr'l~
tle United State!!
te made a lot of triend1
1r countries. too, fro~
:1 Malaysia We dldnr
eet so many or her for
Ve'll \vrite 11 lot to tht
so to man,> othercoun
I s been an unusua
e. said Wang
,vill be happy to lea"
rrican food behind
1 wiU mJs~ his friends rn
gotten o lot from
from ttus dorm ...... _
fproof·reading from
) ~ rbe cxpres
early -they re O'L""''"'
1eJp Xhang said
~era: Kirk
I Williams
~tenau. Rebecca
,....: Frank
~eynolds
ler1alnmenl
ter Carlin, Lisa
rMagee, Ktm
1Mustafa. Sam
~Unde rwood .,rs: Sam
e Hopkins,
Jim Meek Hilary
,Rebecca Brown,
IIenau, Kathleen
~nHyde.
, TracyO
thleen Hetzler,
~8
Georgo Oworln
ll: Judy
~le Jones
dance:IFur Face
alleles
essoo are thosft ot tho
not necoasarl ly relloct
the student body, the
e college odmlnistrtr
~ned editorials are
~d are approvoo by the
managers ol thla
rellec:t tho maJOoly
Pse offtcera
cartoons appcnnno
lnitln sechon tS tho
of the Op1n1on Edttor. U>sUc \lalmqulst
1 Of lhl-Plonr<r ~
I ------ ----------------
1 Canymg \'\flth them a Lewis
I and ( Jark('ducotion. alumm have
1 entered the · real world reprelt·
entrng many different occupa­
llon" and lifestyle~
Although the lC college expe­
ncncc wns an Importan t. if not
tntegrnl, route to employment,
many alumni fflll II was more
than that 'Ufa iK no bowl ol
cht•me:. vou re :,ort of sheltered
in college once you leave 1t sa
diiTen•nt planet. ..aid 197Z gradu
at£• Bn•t Buzz Chandler opera·
Uons manager for Cascade Shtpplng Company
It ILC t>ncouragcd me to ary to
excel at whatt"\-'t!r work I engaged
an not Just to wallow tn medicx:­
nty. said Deputy Oiatnct Attar·
LC "teaches you a
little bit of
everything and you
have to put it
together ."
nev Jeff Jonetf, who graduated
from t C m 1977
1950 graduate Rudy C:abell's
-
----
Pioneer Log, October 20, 1 ampression of the LC e"pencnce
wa~t that spec~fically , it didn 1 do a
thing. but gi\-e a person a broad
background .1nd general sk.ill!l.
"LC doesn l le<!Ch VOU to bu .lOY . -one thtng specificnJJy -11 reaches
you a little btl of 8\.'erythmg and
vou hn\13 to put It together,"
Cabell sa1d It te:~che~ you how
to think. analyze and get along
with people. ·
Aside from the mtellectunl
attpect ot LC manv alumni
expa"f'.so;ed the emportanC'C ol tho
friendship& wh1ch orlgmated
here E\.clyn She.arer efl8ineerfor
Padfic Northwes t Bell Telephone
Company who graduated in 1973,
•
·-• •
---- . bilid me Wll5 excHed for Home-­
comins m antJc1pation ot seeing
old cia mate5 and feeling the
nostalgia aMOCiated "'ith the
campu• . '!here ure a number of
do~ people 1 m aull liiencb
with he s.-ud, ''.and most of
ahem till IJ\e in the Ponland
area"
E.mergmg from supposedly the
"beat four years of theJr bve~ " 17
P"I'Cent olthc 1981 graduate:. 38
pert'ent ollhu 1980 grnduatthand
22 pc>rcent or lhc 1979 gradua l~
conunued the1r f'ducation~~ "ith
.10 academic 11\-lA. MS Ph 01 pold·
graduate dcgn.-e. according to
Can.oer Planning and Placemen t
.. taustic:.-. TWenty-four peitenl of the
cent ofthe 1980 ,and~l percent of
1981, 28 peit:c:nt of the 1930, and
41 percent of the 1979 graduaung
cla~s w~nt on to law srhool
while 12 paccnt Z7 ptnoent and
17 percent, re3pecth.e ly. went on
to medic.tl school
Grndwuea proceeding on (or
thPit" ,'<fBAs included t7 pt!n:ent
ol the 1981 clat> live pct"l'cnt or
the 1980 clau and 17 percrmt of
the 197g cia
OVer the par.t 6\~ )~41'5. LJC
alumni han~ attended O\'Cr 80 dif·
ferent gmduall· tie:hool -most
proaunentJy lht! Uni\'en;ny of
Oregon Health xwn Center.
the American Graduate xhool of
International Management ,
l..e\~1~ and Clark Law ~hool. Po~
eland ..,..,,e llnr\~lh'. looC\,;. and
~
Clar\ College IF.ducataon and
Son 1M e tcm Uru\'enuty
Those e.mpiO)-ed dtn~·tl) after
graduation tncludt!fJ i1 pcrecnl
of the 1979 eta.-. 73 percent of the
1980 claM>. f'S percent ofthe 1981
class. and G7 pcn:l('nl of the l98Z
class
''Ufe is no bo\vl of
chenies-you're
sort of sheltered in
U .. co ege ...
Those cuntmuin~ on to w-adu·
ate .school rn field~ other than
busine~ , 18\\ and mcd1csne
Jncluded 1 ~ pert: t!nt of the 1979
t percent ofthe 1-o • .!0 pcrttnl
of the 19tU and -6 percent of the
1981! cbs . Uncmplo,ycd" ~ lh •
pen.'lf!nt ot the I !!a 1 class t2.S pel'
ct!!lt b) choice !.5 percent scek­
rngl and 'Se\'Pn percent oft he 198!
d:ss.s !three pe.roent b.) choice
and tour percent seekinttl
General occupatton area of
the 1981 graduallng class
included three pcreent ll\\illh~
ln art. ~n percent in rommuru·
cation 15 percent an education,
t\vo peon:-ent ln 801i"mmt•nt , four
percent in health, (our ~n. :enl in
~ien ces. ~ pen :~nt in buaincsa,
18 pet'Cenl m graduate .chool
and 20 percent in other areas
Many aJumnJ ~;u have the
chance to reunitl" and ditcuN
their life after coll~e durin& the
Homet.'Orni..WReunion Weekend
Oct Zl·Zl Hi.ch .. t\la of the
weekend include a tent pany .
cla~ reunioN. 0\'enleal studY -reuruona. a dance and • 8olf
tournament
, ... 3 PSQ salutes Rtissian
composers in concerts
-------------- mu!'ic ., rtlputotion 1llc eUttt't
lmugl. um't ~urh an ob~tucl~ tn
lnfonnnl ."~OIIingr. "' hon· you can -------------- :.enn bn.•aklng cJO\\-Il tht! homers
;\ tnbult' to Rus~Lan rompo ... t·rti
ml~&Ot to kick offl...t!'\·\1& and c In rio. '
C"onfonmcc on L s ~1111 Relnricm'>
\\111 takt'l plare in r\gnr.~ Han.Jsan
Lt\.1~1 3t 8 p m fonda.\ and agatn
on unda\ '-manu~' the ~iN~ •
Ot 'Pile the ') mpostum s po:-1·
pont!m~nL the Phil<~dclphia Stnng
Quartet. founded 0\-er 20 .)'t'<~l"'o ago
b\ mll~ of the Philadelphia -Orche.'tra who haw liwd m the
\orthwest since 1966, Wlll offer an
e'\-cnlJ'\8 of Russian mu&Jc in the
final concert or thetr fh\:-d8\' sta~ • •
hero.
The group performed tnfof11l3Uy
at noon ve:stttrda in o bi'Own·bag
l'Onccn and plaru; two open
rehearsals. one w11h LC 'i Chamber
On-hestrn at 3 15 p.m. today and
the other at 1 p.m Friday in the
Chapel as prep.ll'3tion for the 6nt
ol itt> ooncertb Also open to
~~ wiU be t\vo mnMers
c-lasses today m Evan:. Mu"'c.
Bujlding
ln a rna ter class -.tudt>nt musi.·
cians are coached b\ membeN> of • tht• quartet Both masters clnsfoe<,
and open reheusals pi'0\1de an
opportunity to di Pf'l ~me or the
mj~nreptionl> $UJTOundlng clas­
lilr.al mus1c.
Karen Jglitzin, the qunr1et's first
\lOlintst, talked about "~tuffinf"ss "
as an unforturuste par1 of clas •cal dvmy~tiiMng tlw mustr and com
JlOM'I"'o !o>h(' -.aid
1'311Jn~ \\llh pt•uplt• nnd ha\-ing
tht•m taiJ.. bat k bring~ in an ulttra
hum.1n" qu.thty that '~ dtllicuJt to
mtroduct• in a fonnal concen :.et·
tan,;, m \\-hich tho mood for thu
unuru purfoml:lnct• i ... !'4.'t n& soon
a!'l the mu:r.1c a.anh wnlk onto tho
atagl!. In 4 large hall the only non·
mu .. ic'nl dlalogut• bcrwacn pcr­
lorml·~ and audit.·nre 1s in stage
pre~ nee. If tho grttup look:. stiff or
restramcd the audience Y.'ill
mspond accord.ingh ·
Jlutt a. \~h) pef'!\.Onnl contact is
s.o lmpoMont . ..aid tsliltin ~-en
when on oud1ence gtvc~ a Nl4ndJng
ovation it ' ampo~slblc to knO\I\
what peopll' liked about a paece or
Y.ilat mndt' the performance more
than ju81 a plea~>An t cvcnmg ·
Bac.'-stngt• commen ts are thus
even more 'pedal 'I remember
oncl'When another musician came
back <liter a performance s.aymg
\.'\'ow• I d.idn 1 know a string
qunrtet Ctlmmurucatedr 11\at "-'Usa
real h1gh for me bald lghi.Z.m
~ot onlv do tht' mrmbeno of a • quant•t commumcate. but they
<;pt>nd at leut .,.., hours a dn) at 1t
\.\1th ,uch an antentoe Om." of e.mo­
IJonal and ph_yNcal ene~ pacing
becomes \'er)' lmponant
·You can ulluallv find a few min-• ute tn e\'ery rehoarsalto escape," The Philadelphia String Quartet , founded over 20
yeal'l ago by membel'l of the Philadelphia Orcheatra , will play In Agnea Flanagan Chapel
tomorrow night at 8 p.m.
51lid tglit:r.m. I think about -.onw-Other members of the qunrtrt
thing I did last week. ora friend I'm are lglltzin's father \Jan lgllt.tm.
goang lo sec .anYthing thnt lots me viola (he i6 also founding momber
mcllov\ out Q\IOrtet playing •~ a .Jnd onlst1c director of the quanPt ):
constant balance bel\.\leen life out lrwtn f.Jsenberg. VIOlin and Roger
:.ade the group and lif(• In It H all Lebow. cello
depends on how much vou let one 1kkct:. for the 1\.vo evening con
anterfere with the othor.' co.rts co-.!>ponsored b.Y SAf ECO
Hov.e\er lgUtz:m add& thnt you Insurance and the western States
"cant Apace out too much It. \rts foundation. \viU co111 LC stu
lmportdn t to be on top ol trungs dents and fnculrv S3 so eo1ch SS for
l:.ven if I m not playing whatever the 1\.~nccn package and arc
the others are domg probably app-available at the information d~1k .
he' to my part as well It ' all t-lidn) 5 concen will mclude
interlocked music by Haydn Prolo;ofiev , Bergsma and Beethoven. Ann Shaf·
fert Miller of the LC' School ofMu&c
wUI jom the group on piano In Sun·
dny cvenlng ·r~ concuM to mnrk the
opemng of tho 5tate of the Art Clns-
1\JCOJ Scriel\
T1ckt•t:. for the gcnernl public are
a\uilnbll' through 1'\cket~ Nor1hw­
ht 2?.7 5558 or .tt LC and cost
~6.50 general S4 .so students and
-..cnlor.t and 1 SO for children under
12 1Wo-conccrt ucJ..ett, arc S9.50
gunural , S6 50 student:. and
..cnion,. S2 t'htldron under 12
c.rou p di:.counts arc also available
The other 50 ways to leave your blubber
Kim Miller
l· tho PI-"~
U you took tho Spccllll K ••
pmc:h ""'o week. ago and are still
panching an inch thJ6 week. then
1t s timr to Make a new plan,
~tan~ and read the sequel to the
··so w••.>~ to Leave your Blubber:'
26. f.xercif>tl wiU not tncrcasc
your appetite in fact. man~ peo­
ple lind that they aren t as hungt)
after lf"good workout
:!7. Tno ~eeplng yourself bue.y
when you feel the urge lor a
sn.,c Clean up your room-11
probably needs it and you could burn up M>mt> calones at the
!klmc lime
2.8 "l"h to varv vour e"e.rcuse
routine :.o vou don 1 get bored
with It t-:>.erct~ should !)t) fun
29. E.xenase \>\lth a fhend to
help keep c..ach other gomg
30 l'r\ Oe.XJng and relaAJog
vour nbdomanol mu!>Cie~ whale
SJttang m daM;-11 could keep
them toned
.. "\Vant moru tip on weaght
control? Well. watch the sugar
and fat, Pat.
31. Tr)• drinking nonfat mflk
m~IC'ad of 2 pert:~n t or regular
homogentzed mJik
32 5alad drc!>:ung can add a lot
-ASLCU ate-
The lnfonualion and Program­
mJng Boord haa ls..'lued a final
notice to chartered organazallons
who have not yet applied for
charter rt'\<iew.
Groups who have not com·
pJeted and returned thl> approp.
nate Corm by Thuraday, October
U WILL NOT BE EUGIBLE FOR
CHARTF.R RENEWAL Member.
or chartered organiutiona: &
auTe your leader complied with
thl6 reqwrement . Contact f&P
Vice Prtiident IUm Hansmk lxt31
if you ha\.-e any quesuona.
Aa part of thfo revtew procca•
I6.P Ia uldng renewed sroupa to
maintain cloioer contAct with the
boenJ by 11 adding l&.P to the
mailing liat .o that board repre·
tcntatives can attend group func­
tions. and 21 &ubm.lttlng.. by tho
dghth week of each tP.MTl an
mformaJ lettt!r dlecuhlng rerunt
ac1tv1Uea. problema or con
cem"-an ything they ll4\'f! to
say The soaJ is mere!) to improw
commmuru caUon& bt!tYouen th«J
board and the orw.aniultiona. AJI
inf01 mauon wUI be kept on file
(or future reference.
Groups are aJI'O bcing u}.t.'C.I to
watch thi• column for notrees
peninent to them.
'l1le ~udent Ac-ad•~m1c Aft&Jra
8(1ard has been collecung opin·
Pege4 tons on SC\-ern.l i~tsues: lithe idea
of sponsoring an aU-campus Hal­
loween event In which ~rtudents
would tnck-ol'treat to the aca·
demJc depa.rtment 6 during the
afternoon of October 31 2.1 the
posaJblllty of cha.n4Png the reg~s­
tratfon pt"OeeU to allow aJI atu·
dents to &elect their clas!oe!l ar the
end or the proceeding tenn.
rather than the first day of each
tes m: and 31 the proposal to
stagger SAA8 electjons to avoid
the confusion thAI can result
from the e.xchange of the entire
board The Budget and Pinance
Board devoted lt:s entire meetang
thia week to exchanging tdeu
about thf! budgollng criteria
whkh wtll guide the board winter
term Vkc Prt·,ld!'nt AngelJna Be1·
tta propm;t!d 1 o qut:ations to the
board to !tllrnulute di.cu&ston
ond define B&.f' a role on campus
11le Polley ftpvfew Board wiU
meet thJs Monday PV•·nlng at 6:30
p m m tlw ASL.C lounge to con·
tinuc tho ditK:UalliOn of affiml8·
""'' ar.tlon a&SUf!S at Lewb and
Clark.
Po:~ltiona are atlll available on
tht> Judiaal Hoard The deadline
ha• bcml oatr.ndt·d &o pick up a
pettlltm packet at the infoml8tion
de5k. or calorie' 10 yuur low-t:.aloric
s.olad 1)y lemon Juice and
pepper on vour gn.-ens
33 Don t l~at thu akin on,, piece
of t.hlckcn -il'l' loudod whh
grea'>(l and fat.
34 Lrmtt the amount of tried
Joods VOU eat .. rytng tJO qundru•
pte the number of calone' In
food6 t.ool.. at \~hat it doc" to half
u cup of potatoc..-;:
• Bo1lcd 59 calone'>
• Hn~h Browned 178 calorie~
• French Fric'CJ 228 C41lonc!l
35 \ ou do not haw to g1VtJ up
your ra\ontit• foods whtle du:tmg
Just eat les~ of them •
36. Buy clothe\ that fit well.
8\<-en a lillie snug h inccntt\C to
keep your weight under control
Ji lf you fool an trrellislible
urge to eat try taking n nap
Instead It is Vlnually Impossible
to eat while you are sleeping
J8 Sommlmes bruahing your
teeth after every meaJ can dl5·
courage you from having an In·
between meal snack and ruining
your fTesh breath
39 If you muat enack. keep food
around that takes some wo"' before you get to cat it llnpeelod
oranges. for example
40 Keep a record of vour
weight loss so vou can '>Oe your'
progTeiJ!> It \vill be slow but
sure
''"You n.o not done yet. don 1
forget tf) to :.lay away from coo­
k.ice. and candy sand~
41 \.\'hen you weagh your~ lf
try to u~oe tht: same scale so you
can get rebable resu lt~
42 Aim for a weight los:. of one
or 1\."o pounds a week.
43 The slm.~er vou take wcaght
off tha more Ukcl} you 3re to keep
it otT
4.1 Reward yourself for each
five pound!; you lose a night at
the mo' ac!. ol a conct•rt­
anythtng but food
45 Plan ahund If you will bo
goang to a party later In the week
and 'pigging-out.'' then cut back
on your intake a few dny:; before
46 Record when. where and
how you feel when you eat then
look for patterns of bad habits to
break. For lnstance do you eat
when you are depressed?
47 For emergency cases of the
munchies. keep low-calorif•
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49 If vou do go on "' binge
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Mdrtl\.' Mlllur
I Ul ,, l'fOOI'< If' l.oj{ -: whtm I lefl tho United Staltlll for
· tht• Pt·oplt• & Republic of China an
tlw wmU•J ol 1981 I hadn I tht• \ai{Utisl
nouon that I would end up ~taytng tht•n:
lur almo!il two .vt·nnt.
\.\-hut bc•g.m <tH .t !ilx month roductt
linnal program dm:doped into a 19
month ojoum in which I btlcame full}
dcJwlldPnt on tht• domuslic tiCOnomy .
Jinnl( and worionl( as the Chine!te do
\ftt•r being a ~tudent at the-CuangxJ
1 oochct Collt!ge in Cullin (or six
monthti I moved to Guan~hou !Canton!
for orw }t>ar, where I taught English 10
are41 s<.ienllsts rhc d.Jffercnce betweun
bemg a toun"l and a resident foreigner
In China Is remarkable Uvfng there and
llpealdng Chinese offe~ a truly unique
per~pecllve on everyday life In Chinn
My opa.rtment was In the mldbl of n
larg<' complex houblng sclentlsu,
resonrrhera and workert~ for the
Academy of Sciences Though I was an
atTeptcd membm of the community. the
local resident'> of the area never mJ~d
the chance to observe me and point the
rc~tde nt foreigner out to their children
They ·rue not rude people-just very
cunoue. nw officialb at the academy tned Ill>
hurd a" po~slble to make mystaycomfo~
table The) have a good undel"btanding of
the matenal wealth in the West so they
had a tendent.") to apologize fo1 their
shortcommg!> and the backwardness of
thctr country II I had wanted the mate­
nul \\ calth of my countty J would never
ha\ c gone to C htna I told them
fhough the Chinese have difficult}
coming to tcnn~ with the fuel that so
many we .. tcrncl"b have an overwhelming
dcs1ro to dworce themt;clv es from things
th~ often honored my request~ to be lrt•.ttrd us om· oil hum I hey loanrd nw n
~turdy 1'1\lt' RmnK · bkyt I£• and most of
my h r•u Umu WU8 ""''nl diacov••nng tho
oltl bud ttlr r•t•lltnf <..uung/.huuor the ver­
dant c:uuntry'lldr• whh:h was in clo!il!
prtl"imll}
In the full the second rice Mod; is heang
hnn f!Slt'<.l I notic't·d that the peasants ­
working mut:h h.trdcr than thr dtv folk·
WI'N' In I Ill' licJdl' frum tht• t'r.lC'k ofd&Jwn
to du11k.
II wu!ln't unllll did my food shoppang
ut thf! local murkt!t that I nottcvd from the
vwitHy and quality of the produce hoo.v
hard the pt•.a'ionta n!aUy worked.
Buyt~ my food at the tree mnrllet was
a constont c:hallt•nge when it wasn't
g.1mc playing The loat thing they expect
Is a ton:igner to be buying f'r1!sh food in a
grimy mn.rkct.
Ont.> p..tssc1 by would heM me peak
mg Chtneso and hu would pull another
comrade over to let him In on the action
When they all do th1~ you can lmagane
how fast crowd~> gather
They always said how
much they learned from
me; but they have no idea
the things I learned from
them.
One of the greatest cf'O\vd gatherings
occurred one aftemoon when I appre­
hended a piC'kpocket in the act. Waiting
at the same buli stauon where 1 had had
m' wallt~t stolen .. e\oeral months earlier I
noticed two young men one protectmg
the oth1•r, m the proce:.s ol un.tlppang a
woman~ pu~
\!'.he ~lipped hi'> hand into the purse f
reached O\ r1 and grabbed him Both of
them were t10 startled, not only by being r·aught, btu hy my ht•lng u lor~·iMnf>.r , thdt
tlmy fnur· Wtum they r.:~.nnt• to their
~f'nt.f• .1 li.'W 5N ond lolf'f' lht!V ran an
oppo"ltc• dirv.ctlon f ch.s~.ttd the onr· tlUJt
lldd put h1H h;md into tim pur t• as h•· ran
1ntu th1· Mnw1. Thrcu hundr\!d p1•oplr•
gattwrud an ln&tant ultr!r I C1Ughl him
Tr-..dflc atopp1•d a to• ekt>cpcrs rem an to the
ftln!ets and eH'f)Ont: but tht-poUr:1t was
th£.:rn
As I wur; u lon•ignm ; nobody Mid any­
thing to mP unull a kr•d lor thr• I.:Jdywho
ownPd the pun~ • When thcv h~Md the
Chinese coming out ol my mouth, the
questions and commcnla came flying at
me £rom all dln.~tlons Somr. want~d to
practJCt.! tht.ofr f.ngllah, ~omt• :ukcd whr.re
1 we from. but moat prai!ted my' heroic
l¥'hn\llor ." But whttn th~ polic•• camt!. J
told them what had happened and
slipped ilWay
For my four month vac.allon J>tlnod laat
March l traveled to We&tem C h.ina. Le.w
lng Lanzhou in central China rhe steam
locomolive broke the cold mommg mill
and headed we~t through thc Gobi
desert. I rodt! an the last car of the tro.in
with the workeno for 30 hours.
The con\.-enience of water 1n th.ls car
wru. apprecaaled becau!le it !1-eems that
the only water e.upply for thereat of the
tram "-11.5 at ma1or atop,; in the fonn of a
water ho"»C aprnyed at the thouu.nda of
passengers h.angmg out ot the windows,
each bearing one or rwo cups.
~fy destmohon wn.~ Dunhuang. a smaU
town in tht• desert bordennp: Gansu and
Xinjiang pJm.ince The anraction of thia
area •~ most certatnly not the town itaelf
but what lies t•aght mile.'> to the sout~ ...
e:;t. I had gone th~re to visll the .\to Gao
cave-.. devdoJX>d lor the sole purpo~ ot
propagahng Buddh1~m l hi a area li~s on
a comdor of rhc old Silk Road that ran
through ancaent ( hina and wns an
Important roo.vnt'thip as fur back a!'i rhe Han dynasty 1111 A C J. The~ fresco unrl
stutues anlfidl'! tJu~~"' l!J2. f'.ll\1' span n
P"rlod of etght dynastir 01 about 1,500
Vt.!ani • lifu in C'hinu w.1 n 1 uU lun und gam~
ill•~ ""'1'TC many hardsrup ond r.rilkcs
One t•flhfl most prewll'nt ror me was 1uru
bemg a tormgrwr As the pun!5t raoc an
the world, th,. Chlnt!$C OApct IL-d to t.'e
people hkc me going lhrvu8h lhCJrcoun ·
try in an aar condllloned bus. not Oytng
through the 61rects on a bfcyc.lc 1'tll!ro
no "VIl)' lu 8~"' around it, lt n lmple
fact-anything d•rr~rent 1& ju t that­
different ;md out ol pta ·
In the bualding aaoa.s from mmc lived
an old wollllln who got great pleasure by
standmg on her balcony e'\cry ni8ht
walchang me cook my dumer.l occaaaon·
ally glanced our my window ro wa"'C at
her, acknowlf'dging her presence. She
thought nothing of it and wa\11!'d right
back.
While \.vallung down the street, I \'I.'OuJd
be transformed mtoan educataonaJ t!ape­
rience for the mothera pointing me out to
their small ch.ild.ren Understanding that
this wa~t not hosuluy r would often stop
and e'IC.Change a few w-ords while pinch·
ang the baby'~> cheek.
Being with my friends and studeru• in
public also pr'O\Ied interesUng: When
stopped in a re.:~taurant , atort" park­
anyplace. the c-rowd would gather to
Iuten to what we were saytng and in \>\'hal
language They realty got a kick out of my
Chinese a.nd many en1oycd thr. oppo~
tunity to pract100 their hstening on an
actuaJ ·Situational dJaJogu "
Butahe:o;c kinds ofannavancessccmso • inconsequential relatave to the CM1rall
pict\lre. The Chmese people made me
teet comful1abl~: and acct:'pted me
warmly They al\vay s.a.Jd how much
they learned from me.. but they h.wc no
idt!"a the thing6 I learned &om tht•m
, World hun)liiill er: t then should we do?
\nn &lor
0 I I h.. I'! Oflel(>f' I .Dt(
E at your pea ..... fini h your
corned beef hash.. don t \.V"ct.ste
un) thing"
' Oo you know how m<an.v stal'Vlng
children tht•re arl' in India who would do
<mything to be ablt> to eat vour cold oat·
mc•alf" ,\ro you another one .... ho~
mothvr alwa~ ~id these trung~ as you
\-.an. IQ"'\\ ang up·J
So. you dlought thert* s starvmg
lod .. -.omt."\•vlwro twho knO\'\fS where!! on
the other side of tho world. What am 1
suppo~>ed to do'' Send it to them!'
And NO you wont on to more important
maners of life· reces~ rootbrul doll~> . thf'
cult• llltlc n·d·hau-ed girl who sat in rho
ne111 row of do~ks
Then one dnv tho reaJJty hits agn~n
Thcro nrll p<.'Oplo ta.rving to death whllu
vou read th" arhclc Here are a ft"\,
Q.\ample.-.
• fhl~> vear, in Hhiopus. a drought and
lominc hn.-. aflt-ctcd ~t"'\'Cn million peoplu nw Unucd atatt•, \gency for lntema·
Ilona! DcH·Iopment ha.. at lust
ro~pond c•d wuh emergency food aid to
bt: ~hipped to Lth.Jopia this month and
thr'Ough Nm em beT The problem nm'' '"
om• of getting this food direct!,) to the
peoplt· who nto.ed 11
• \n tMIUO a bit cloM~r to homo l~> the
hunger, health and unemp lovm~n t In
tht Unatl:'d Slates ConclusJon~ from 27
Hunger Watcht•s have shown that
Hunger 111 on the incrnaso rub In food,
sht~lter tuel und mt>dlcalnssfstance hen.'(!
St>vm-cly nfTtH .. ICld many poor famllles abll·
lt,y to pur·c~haM! bUfficient food Because ol
budget rcstrictlonb In the ltu~ltwo yean..
federal pt-ogtam!> designed to met-t
hunger need" cannot re~pon d. and mon)
prlvutc und voluntary t!mt•rgenC} food
as~;lfllant.c agt•ncies an~ hardpre~st•d to
moot tht• loud m-uds of pl'Oplc sNIJng
dlllilltnnca ." !Bread for the \'\.'orld NtM"
"'h.!llc·r Octobc• 19831.
1.411 s opt•n out cyt•~> a lillie wtdt'f' to thu
fltut~ otttwwortd and tha idea ol st>t·urity.
Wll(ll IIi ~'t'ulitif And" hut c11n makt• our
wortd liiJ<'Ut"'?
Pioneer Log, October 20, 1983 1 bcllt.., c that lht• world ts mo,ing
tart her lrom rval ~unty with the pres·
ent Stn\llnl(S Of the 1(0\ enlment Ot Stl\"
t•nal counlnes Our O\'\'ll count.v's -pnonuu:. need to be e\,duated Military
build up loo0\11 0\ t•r the "'hole huJTWn
r,u;c as u homblc po~o;ibilit) , but the
t•fTt.'Cib ol It uru a f'l!dlltv In the Ji\:e.s of • mliUons tl\.en now.
Montt}' tlwt I ~JWn l on arms cannot be
spent 10 help pt.'Oplo Central) to what
~omo like to belitlVC. the production of
weuponli doclt not rn•ute Job:, ln11tcad
tht• bllllon~o of dollars we commit to thi~
indu11try cadl year nn• lnv~te d into
lmplt~rrwn tt. of dt~!>truotion lapologic:; to
:\rio C..uthrit-1 rntht·r than into human
h\c~ llw cost ul one MX mil'!ile could
ea~tllv &a\c the lht:s ulthou11and~ tfil Wt~re
t'edltV<:ted an thi~ lntm~l't
Mllllat) "aid'' i an intt•re..,tU\8 \\'8) or
ht•lplng pooplc In economit' term!> 11
cn•alt'!'l debt and dt•ptmdtmcy .ln tenus ot
human hiO. military fun: t~ W't' olttln UM'll
to 1\:Jlll'.Sll the pour Milltari7.ation , war
and tamitll' go hand an hand m history.
··1 hu J"tl\ l'I1) .. Rf'prcs aon·l\lihtn.nzatiun C) cle ~hO\\ th • loll eM mg ctrd'" uf
t."\cnt~ : ''Pun:ha e ot anns 3nd Ju,unu.-. ­
lack of fot-cign \i.U'hangc-intt.'I"TUltionnl
loan<> ~ polictt!S lor incn•:~sing c: po1'1::.­
le s food paudut•tion lor lcxalcun,ump­
tion and impo\cnshmonl ol the
::.ociet) -re\olt; poliucal opposhon,
ropres.-.ion , t·onoentrnt•on ol J'lO""'er and
\\.1!4llth In ttw hand:. ot rhc ehte" and,
agllin to thu purcha'\e olrulltS tCommJt·
too on Povem and th1• ;\nns 'I ntde, • ''Bombs for Bre.llhasl " London 19781.
So. \\hat do thest• U.\U.tnples haH' to do
\o\ith lite here at l,f!\\is and Clark'? What
then. do I do!\\h\ do I t'a.reabout thU&' •
trunga? About th~ proplu. the t:h1ldn•n
who ru-e sutfurtng nm'! Bt."t~Utit! I am a
foiiO\\.t.'r ot Christ, I lakt• ~a1iou ty what
he said 'For I Wl'IS hungr). IIOd)'OU ~a\'l!
mo l'Omethu~ lo l>.at. r was thtr'!if)', and
\'OU gu"· mt• drink. I wn.s n stra~er and
,YOU in\tll!d nK• 10 fo lht• ' ICill thai.}OU
did It to one tll these brNhtW"S. ('\en ltw
lca,l of thmn uu dad it lu mt• tMat.
~'i:J.S-40
Alune. perhap I cannr.11 Chango the
worttJ ttullllun flw C3UI!iCS ofhungt!l' an• man.}': natural -.hol1ages and diS<Sstt.~
landles ~nc."'· CAplottahon and oppres­
sion are a few The solution to tht!SC nre
\7lned But the elA.mplt abo\ all ha\'C
somelhing in common ·thc• UmtecJ lates
goo.-emmenl ha the abdJty ro help
chanse these.~ thang nd li~Ang m the
'·•~ Slalt~ alloo.~ me and C\'CI)'On,.
who care the opportunity to influence
our gm emment to help
This fall a group wns tomted to tudy
one a~pect of hunger: the land. This
guup i:. a mall pan of Breau for the
World. a narionw Chri ri:m clrizfln · ooiJ·
tiC<~I lobby conotYned pnmanl~ wtth:
hunger. II i11 tha OJl!.lntLauon th '5e ~
ple who cnc.ourngcd pro\liling the Etluo­
plan food aid. • .md "ho Will rontinuc to
pres~ on to make a\aflabla the noedcd
u-nn~por1ation
B~\1 •~ alsoad\'ocutinga Plant Closings
Bill IHR 28471 to .woad hunger ilnd unem·
ployment tn the ll ,\lso the results of
the Hunger Watch have been sent to the
pre.bidt•nt recently 04mt:d Hunger lnsl.:
Force
BFW \\111 uppan thu. group an their
efforts In ret.."'llmmt•nd realasllc steps
tm,nrd n!heo.1ng hunger In the US The
Upcoming Human ·~ ·ds and World
Security Bill pn.· enlt!d by 81-'\ pro~
to am~ 1 S2.SO antlhon m lifc-gMng "-ort.;
through UiSICf:F , the 10 hca.lrh pro­
gram and other zud prosrnms loeta&ing
on ba::.ic he:dth water and pnma.ry
education
It calls fo1 a hall to am:rea.s m sccu,...
i,l,) a1d" for fiscal year 1985 This btll to
tme 1 in human life\\ill bcu;upport('d b\
''Otft!ring. ... ot Lellt..-n" and a Mead\'Oowof
nuul to Gongn~ unul pnrll(.. when 11
wul oo \ oted on lJ Rc•p Paul simon
affimh that .. n)'onc '"'ho 5115 dO\"n and
\\nte!' a leth,•rabout hunger almo61 has
to be s&\tn,; 11 lifu"
Ple.ruw. t.'OntiiO I me I Box S 111 lOr
addre! se funher infonna tion and any
quc.stiuns 01 < ommcnt:- JM>tson in Po,...
tland '" ho CArt• ·~n have an effuct on
lives in f:truupiu One lt'tter to a Co~
num ur ~Ntor can A\'C a life obomeone
'' ho need help p.!ftulp~ JU 1 a ~" miles
lSWD_\' Human noods uru till SJ"!lll and
\\orld t..'CUnl,) is not ~• m stght
Page5 Tunnel trauma
1 o tht• l:"dHor:
1 rnA,.\ be IU"'t lln a\'e~e Mu·
df'nt here at Lt'\ns nnd (tar'-. but
1 nu'C about thb campu~ nnd
sc.hool iul't •~ much <1~ the nt•'\t
gu). or gal C\'Cn. It :r.ecm~ to me
that 5-0mtl elcmt:nt ol prido for tht>
hool ground~ amund T<!m·
piNon College Cenh•r-hub ot
.. tudcnt llcti\'ttttl~-b ~or •ly
net•dt:d
t\m I the on!) pcr:-.on on C'..lm·
pu~ "' ho " notin.•d tht• un .. t•t·mly
damagt• created by ont• ol man:-.
mo'l de'ltrut ~ti' • ent•mw .. -thu
gopht>r? t.:ver:vday , I walk from m)
tennt!\ do~~ 10 t•at lunc·h and
\' h.11 do I st-e! A me:.!'> ol gopht•r
truck_..• \\ ho are tht•s.J goplw"
and ''hom do tht',) rl'P""•Cnt,
Wh) 1. n 1 an) thmg being dont•
about thP.m·•
It M.>Vm~ thllt tht• ~t mainlt'­
n.snctl r..1n do i!-> put 'So P.1tking
:o.-tgns nC'.ar ''ht•re the goplwrs
ll4H' uridn•d for <ur. Abo thu l'
goph~rs mut>t bt• huge' The~
mu t also hll\ teeth hl~ that
J:l\\ guy m the Jamt•s Rood
mo\'ies•
I don t knO\\ OlJ<lUt 010\'00C
t·l~ but I m "''.an•d Aro the•
domu szde? \\'hnt about tilt'
Chapell> I h.' "I tht:-ts a dtn• t'llll'l'
gtmcy th:st cannot b~ tgnort•d .my
lnnf:er, ur "' e can ,,u .. ay goodbye
to tton-a linna!
1 imtJtln (; \farhcson •
A musical rest
To the Editor:
A ,, htl(• b.tcl.. thPre "en· houn;
&'I :as.ade m the chapel for quwt
Thr. tdea bchmd thc:.e quaet
houn; was to gne :>tudent:. a time
dunng the da) to COlD)' tht•
pe-4cefu ln~' of the chapel \\1th·
uut the organ being played Stu·
dr.nt. dtdn 1 make UM-of thu
ume .. a the\' "'ttl'(• eUrrunated • l...1tel\ I haven't been able to • 6nd a &mglc hour of the da.)'"' hen
an organ !>tudent hasn't been
practicing in the chapel Accord
in,; to Dee JohnMJn. the cha·
plain " or.slstant. tht> &tudenla
practict• up to 15 hour per wet•k.
each.
I would Lilte to Pn1oy the qutet
l!Olitude of our chapel. I don·l,
hO\'Ii~er , \o\IIUlt to infringt• upon
the organ student& by "(llling a
new quiet hour lper ~~~~eek or dayl
wlely for myself But if anyone
el~~e would be t"\en MmotcJy
mten-..sted in restonng a quiet
hour for !studying. meditati on or
&imply peace. pleue IC1 me knCJ\1\o'
60 we may expreu our dcstre~
Ole chapel ll for t!\'eryune. e;o if
\ou rc not able to enJOY II, plua~ •
N.1m \'\addoups
l.C: Bo.• 21174
Srnwr
We'll keep at it
To the t:dltor:
Sllung at o m•:t-1infj; in tht• r 1m
muntcaUon a dttp .. u1mtmt Wt•d·
nt•!Jda\, I h~rd the li~t \'llrdlr.t • ddt\'f!n.-d on what perhap5 all of
u11 here at l..e\'l.'l& and Clark have
ohcn thought of as "the llog ·,
\'our latt"SI edit1on of the l'um,.t·r
~
uJg; It had impi'V\oo
~1th great &uapit-lons, I c~t a
c!old l~'l' 0\ t!f' 116 oontf•nts at •
Page& IUtle"h "hilt• ••ngng 1~ In collec
untl rtlll\ t'Nlltfon It ""n~n 1 long
unlll I n.mlir:t•d what tlw..c mum
bllnf(l-tn tht' rommu nic.atlon~>
dt•flartml'n t moont .1nt.l I wnltl
toda\' 10 <!pplaud the Oct 1 I • t•dJtion.
pt-calkally, I'd llkt• tu ...nlutu
thn•t• \\Tih•r.-and what I fc•t•l" rn·
thc•1r JOumah~ tirallv fine .aru·
c•tt·~
t ll'l'l "' salutt• to <;lngc>r lr\\.10 "
tncllicwm \ smk.' ~aal into Dt'ltl"
for Itt-10\l: IIIJOll\ t• thOI"OUghnt -"''
and rclt,\.Ull llt'\\" tht•mt•
0\J\ iou~h · ,.. ll·n>~.:trch d and
complt•tvl n•portcd , M:-. lr\'~<1fl '
anu·lt• \'\.,,, " n•tm .. lung pu'<"t' ot
camru~" joumuli~m
Ahhough "t' ob\ lOU!'<l) don I
ha\'~ ~·a~·" ul tht!'l -.urt t!\ "'"' \\.et•'-. ~
It , rctlt•t'lt\ ,, of good c•dauns stu IT~
a "'t•ll u~ f(ood roportlng to 'N'
10\t''olif(<lli\ll 1"\~M'• IIl'h 10 lhC
Jl.ll(e' or tht t.c1p.
11w ~·c·ond wnter" who I
bt•lic\'e dt"'"" t• thl' ~mts laurelc;
nn• Cynthlo xhnrf and Stucv
\\1nO\\t'r for tht>tr lnformn ttonal
trticks on the \crv relll orcu· • renn1 ot e.1ting dt~rdcr.o. here at
LC Although ,\nort•'-!a and Buli·
man nuw c.ecm well-dJ~uS!ied -subtt.'Ct hl many, 1 ht•tr oc cu·
renee at LC il\ ,,_-.1") real and
ramp.;mt
Tht•.,., \1\ontcrs. hU\' f'\ er. 'eem
to lww captured in thpu article~
the \t•r.· n•aJ cone f'm to counter • tht•M1 dt-;ordc•rs and the ~n~tl
that tlwre b ht!lp and suppor1
U\1lil.l1blt• for a :o.-uh1t.>r.t ordinarily
thought or <.u• 'iOC'ial tabou. I 1 on·
!'tdt•r the!'!O wnlc~ a~> responlltble
.studt•nt:. cruMdlng again\t a real
'odnl probl~'m
When nex1 Thursdov roll~J
about and the l..og "'1111 nt•'-t to the
cotTtoe cup Ill look fo~<1rd to 1ts
conllnut'd tmproH!mcn r ll.oep at
11 writt•rs and t•dilor, u's nice to
n•M>t\'' tht• \1\o-'Ord "dog" for
1-t!ph_\T.
Paul Jo~cnSt•n
Jumor
A pen's revenge;
To tht• Editor:
I \\.Ould like to thnnJ.. Chns·
topher NuLR. und ,\.Jikt-~ller:<> for
their respont.t• to my arttcle 1P1o·
rwu tog, Ott. 6 19831
I blill haw cumputen; hut 11
sun• it~ good to kno" thl:ll M)me­
one out thc•re reads the stuff I
wriH! for the LcJ&
Bv the WU\ tht6 lt~tter wa~> writ· • ten bv hand \'l.ith a Bt~ felt tip
pt•n on un 81ftx I I pl~e of paper
To the Editor: Rebecca Brown
Semor
The other dav I waJJwd into the • ltbrary and noticN:l the Northw·
c.st Indian art1facts thut arc being
~ promfnantl) dispt.Ayt>d tht.>re. I
wnlkPd around ..tnd wu
tmpN> ~tsvd by the aophhui cation
at ttw ob)f•c·tr. and became kcenl}
1 n tf!rt•t;lt>tl in tlw pt.'Dph· twhlnd
thl'!>t' anlfuctB Anclthun tlw irony
o;lnwl. II ott"urred to me thot
tlwN• 111 mom lntl.lnn c·uJnu11 ol
1-t."WIII und Clwk than there aro
Indians I \Vds gn"' c•d thut t-uch ••
r.ophi61ir.uwd and" tldllhy llbeml
arta inalttutmn can know :.o
muc1h dbout a c uhurc but so Jlult•
about 1 hn ;sctual JX.'Oplt1 u thP..}
arc now.
I thuUI(ht ubout huw mw.h th•·
prt:aenoo of thl!ti4, peoplt· could
add to llw under-.tanwng ol our
,,.... n hcmwl11nd haw the pn:s· unct' ol i1 h'\N lmli.tll'< \\OUid f(tl •I
long \\ •.IV 10\Vill tJ 1°1\l"lt hlnf( CIUI
e•dur .limn 1\~ lluol..t•tl iii'0\11"\d till'
llbrat'\ I nolle t'ci thnt thtto c·olh•gu
ho:-. ... utTI't rlt•d 11\ bt'lllf( mll!rnn
tional: thcroar~· ''"""~ \rab .. and
,\tnran~ but n' I loul<t•d t lu~r I
l't'ohrt•d lhnt tlw fon•ign studl'nt{\
an• bt•mg .. hurt c h.ulf(t•d on tht•n·
\1t.,,., ol \mc•nt·ans lu~ I .tm•
There ~t'nt' to bt• tht• c·onl\l~ ll'nt
tmogc· ul \mvncan" at l.( J!t
,, hll(' and m•ddlt cla~o -. I his nul\
MlUnd odd but the lost unw I
lunkc·d at tlw tt•n,us lil(un•s tl
:.t~•mt-od thnt \tnc·1ic .t had an
lnd•nn populauun ol t)()n.oo n.
:a Blnt k populutton nt :.!b
rrulllon and a Htspamc populn·
lion ul 1·1 t> nllllion I hi .. di!lturtt•d
,tuclt·nt bud\ c onOlt Is with tho . .
~onh uf a true• hhc•t al ,trtt< msll
tUIOil ~ hlch 'houlc.J •lltt'mpt tO
stud\ ,,,. \\1111 at. anybodv the:
rltH•rslt\> nl tiW pt•t>plll!'l nr
\nwnc·n
,, ,. npplt·cl .tr..Jclt~flll<
,.,,. ( ~10 t•t1
'\.<•mur
Food for thought
To thu Edtlfll'
I would hkt• to •• dd .I rt•w sug
gc•sttnn" to l\.im \llllt•l ' ll't of !10
\\'a'' to t.n'' 'nur Rlubbt•r
; Take• on!\ "lmt \ ou II c•,u. •
:.mollrr portiOn" 10 !!tart out IYt•s.
t..'\ c•n S \Gt\ '£'" ,.r, \\ 111 l(iHI you
-~maller ser~lrll(s ilyou •'· I.;, In tht\
Wd.). no rood ~oc:s tc) wuste• nr tu
\\'UI!-.1 :
• fast •' H't'\ str.ul(hllun\ urci
w;w to th.•t·n·u~>t• vour rood
~
intake, lion I c•al
on Inti<\\'. lkl Z8 then will be • an all·c·.rmpu:. fu-.t. spon:-~on•t.l hy
l.cwi~> and Chu·k's Brc.td for tht•
\\or ld group I\\ huh nwt•t:-1 hm ·
da\' night' at i'!30 p m in tlw
( hapcl b.r,t•mcntl 1 hi:~ lu~>t i-. a
opporturuty tu tum in yourS. \G,\
numbt•r and go" ilhout lor a day
~you t•ttn 10han• your hread wtth
the starvmg IJds 10 lndta t.ttuo
pin, BoiMa Pc•nr nnd tht· l niwd
St.rtc" SAC,\ "'ill wntt! uut a
clwd~ to bt 'cnt to Bn•ad lor
World. which I& a ctll.t.an -. lobb~ ·
focu-.ed on '"sue•:. of hunger
throughout the world
OfT-c.trnpu ~ 'ltud~nt b who c·are
are t•ncouragc•d 10 toln an, too
Fat~t with u~t and add 11 couph• of
dollur. that you would haw
spent to our clfortt>
Plea!!(! calll\nn Bait•r !ext Z 161
or Ttm Pt'lt>JSOn IZM 69401 with
any qucsttom;'
Ann 8tuer
Sophom ort'
Like a fine wine
To the Edltor-
1 would lik.t.· to make a ftMI com
menu rngardtng Rt•bcH c:a
8rown'5 artkle on dating in the
Oct 13 iA8U(' or the l.()Jl.
.Pirat or all I Willll 10 defend
my~lf I happen to bt• 24 yt•ars
old and don' I think my looka have
~n "row.gc•d by tlmt> You
know the saying 'You ro not fllll
tlng oldur. you rt' gnulng bcttN'l
Well. It s true
Anyway . on thl• tillblct·l of fiat
lng at l C, what " .t dull··; I huvun 1
hnd ono In so lont( I forget what
It ., like to fCCJ on u tl!<tl dew I 'w
unaly.tt•d tho situation ond l~ve • cumfl up with u ft'\V rt•n~tonll why
poople don't dnle ut LC
One n:asun Ia tt~t It rostfi
mont.'). After you Onl11h paying for
tuition, room and board, boob,
t•tc whu ha11 money lt•ll for a
dnt,.1
Another important factor 111 llomt•cornmH al cnlll'l(l'!'> af'm$!-tlw c.:uuntry
is" timf' of celebruUon . f•nthushtsm und
ba-.lcalh a damnucl guod thm· tor allimolvcd .
In past yc•at-:i at LtMn .. and Clnrk it hus blttm a
c1uiet ol·cat>ion lhnt pu~s(•s lnr'f(el.\' unnotJ<·cd .
J he lnrge l Jlomccu11lillg in yt•<ITS hus been
organized fOJ' this '""~~t·nd . rcuniung gmdu:
ate' &om \t'Ut':'> p.uil and hlinfi{ing had<. tu rhtti
campus the people" ho ha\ c mad(• it special
and unique. Hut whc•n LC tokut-llw lit•lcf In a
football game Saturday against Pncilic 1 uthu­
•~•n Unh er:-.it~ · thuir fan~> wtll pl'tlbably
outnumbe:w ~urs . rhnt's tlw way it is hct'C.
Tlw spicil that findeo ib n•lcusc at u~y ~ther
rullege in attc•ndin~ t'\ t•nts liku athh•ltcs JUSt
dotHm l 5eem lobe hen•. Tty anv slondard to
measure cnthu~l.asm about uncJ·~ ~c hool or tn
tu find a -.rnse of lr.t<hlaon hot 'C. ( )n the wholt•.
vou wun 1 fino .tlot
Whot ltm-dance:. thore an•lwru don't dr<J\1\'
well. Uespito a multtluclt> u( acltvitit!' on
rampub the studunt bod' hero seems
fi~c.~gment etl \vtth •lllt•gian< Ult t0\1\·ill d Ooors,
dorms and otf·campu ~ groups rallwt than the
:-.chool as a wholu
Take ,, look. at ~omt• old y~bo ok:. and sec
the spirit that \l~cd to he gcmu1 a ted hl'l't!.
Suronte-., frctternitit•' song gJ''OliP'• parades,
bonfires and sodals abounded.
Some of tho ·e thing-; look fairly dum h. but it
~ems this college was having a lol more fun
than it is now.\\ ht•n was tht! lasl time anyom·
pulled a rNUy ~ood prank hem!
For moM of us Homt.·c·oming in high school
was a btg dt>aJ. \\'e may denigrate the pe1st
wtlh the nf.>w·tbund -.c•nsc of maturity and
ex.perience thnt wo acquit"l' in college, bul that
doesn't ntl'an \Hl should ft!rl an) h•.,s pndr m
our :.chool m not gt•t t.•)(t.ateu about tht' thmgs
thnt happr•n here \\'t• <.1:. students should
11hare somethinl( \.\'tlh the alumni retuming
tht!'> wet•kPncl We should shUJ'\• a jur;tifiablt•
pndt· in our srhool and a genutnt.' t·aring
about \·vhal happon~» here.
limo B\ the ttme vou re fim!!he•cl
... tudving goang to mee ting~>.
working out and who I not you re
eiltwr loo bred or don t hnvo time
to datt> Let'~> fnce it, there ju:;t
arcn I enough hour.. in the wy
Evtln 1f you do h.ave the time or
encrg) to datt ~ chance!> are the
person you \'\.ant to date doe'n 1
Rolallon8hlps take a lot of work
and dedication \.Vho ha!> lime fo•
one? And furtherm ore who
wunt:. one? There are lots of more
Important things In hfe than wor
rying about getu.ng a dnte If you
want to date, you're at tho wrong
8Chool LC ha5 lot:t to otTer but
dating ib not a top priority on the
IIIII Beside&. If you went on a dutc•.
the whole school would knO\-v
about It because tho gropevine
travels fast at LC But that''
another storv In Itself •
P S Hey Rebecca . now that
you re a mature and wortdly
seruor try dating older men
They·re much more mature and
eKpenenced
1 o th(' F.dJtor· Sot> Demuth
Senior
I woult. like to ruspond to a
lc•llcr submhtod by om• C htiH·
tophl'l c t-ask" In tht' :;opt l!J
iltiiUO of rhel.og f1lt'rt'l't Unotht•r
' ..UlCt'r pre~nt ut l.l bt•. tdc•' ltw
om• wh1c.h he rnt•ntlon und
lh.st h; lgnoronc.~ I am dt•flnlng
lgnorunc4! Ill It~ of pt•oplt•who
c·nnnot or do not wnnt to !111pport
thmr oplnlon11 with tac·ta 1 hP.!ll'
art! the facta.
1 "Our" endownwnl lund 111
uxac·tly thut. 'Thr. N\dowrntmt
fund 1 .. where all the• mont.-'Y fol'
l..t'W'ili and Clark grant& 1'\'t f'tWtl an financial ntd pad<ag& wm~
from To a lot of 'tudents. I hi$
money is. to >m) the lc.1st crucial
l M1cre I~> a problem \Vtlh tlw
pt-oportion of whit(' :-.tudcnt~> to
mlnontif-., lhc [au It, howm c>r,
doe' not lic• with onc· p~on The
Coulluon fot· Integration laRl
spring w,u\ 'oted down b) ~tu·
dcnh 2. to 1
I would llko to knO\v whlch statJ
memoort> Mt Craskc lnteMIJ\.ved
who are afraid oflo~tng their Job~
I wotk. In the office of lhe Vice
Prototdent for Institutional
t'\dVnnccment. dOd the attitude
there I~ olitromul y pollitlve
lowW'd Pre11ldent Cnrdner and
his ciTorts
Also. one comment to the cdi·
tor In the Letters Polley" It
dearly alated thDI "alllettel"b are
aubjcct to t•dlting for Ubelous
sc.uoment a Mr Craskc s letter.
10 my mind. has detinue Ubelou::.
overtone~
Fllen ~~mom .,
Sophomof'l:
LETTERS POLICY
Letters to the Editor should bfl
addreued to Box 21 The
deadline Is noon, Mondays .
Submlsatons should be typed,
double-spaced and lnoludo tho
author's name u well as
academic olu! or faculty
•tanding No moro than three
slgnotutesmey sppeat with each
letter Length should be 360
words or less Alllette" will be
publlshtd but art sub/eel to
odlrlng lot grammar . longth end
llbelouuratementa The Pioneer
Log reservu tht fight to hold
terrers 11 stnce problems arlae
No anonymous letters wll be
published
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Pioneer Log, October 20, 1983 Kirk Jul
CJI thi 1•1(
Tflf~
urd
l..oJ!. pn
ttVl'lllS II
nMh\ c
Janw' C
Oean
man or I
~r lhnl
furultvr
~
1 article '
oh~t.tdE
cllort'> 11
t\C IJOil
llunr; lo1
In the
\\111 P"'
aiUmull
n•comrr
the I~
lncludll
bt!t'Onltl
Jell ll
ntciJOr h
drnt me
thnl thli
mttlt'U I
dt•nl-.
'l'\ l'l) ~
~1rcmo
hard fot
Bakt•J
'onw ~rt
m the .t(
I •
I rrultl\.C ill
bdit!'\l'~
the tasli:
nrc:c.,&~r:
great dt!l
the ~II.
somn It
qutdJy.
ba C'k'\-\'1\.,
Noting
I fiNt time
cr"Catlon1
first linll
term. Ba
the lop
1 gel:>~ pus
Bakor
. Bair s ilP..l
:tho I~>~UI
I junhkely,
OH'r ho\
npproacl
Comm
CC.'\S it8el
n lack c
Ullte'l: m
What~
definlho
Hentage eds
Jirit
~;untry
'\volve,d .
bt.>cn a
otlced
sbcen
gradu·
tu thit­
spec.al
Jd in a
Luthc-
ere.
y other
<'h just
to
pol or trv
r~wholt• ,
r tdr<M lon
oors,
than tho
b, but it
anyone
'h school
pa!tt
and
but that
~ plicle in
he thu1g"
uld
• urmng
ifiablc
ng
a1d pac~'8m» c:ome'
lot of <ttUdCntS. lhH•
..ay tho le<1M. cnJciaJ
r; a problem ,..,.th the
of whit(' studcntb to
The fauh howt:•vr.r
'"1th one peNon The
lor Integration IMI
\'Otttd dO\Vn by r>IU• •
te to knO\v wtuch stall
r Croske lntervi("\.ved
~d ofloslng their job11
he office of the Viet~
for lnslitullonal
nt and tht: nultudu
xtromely positive
Idona Cnrdner and
oommont to the odl
"Letters Polley" II
·d that nll htttun; are
editing for llbelour.
Mr Crnske b loner.
has definHe UbeJoua
£/len .Simoni!t
SaphontON'
POLICY p the Editor ~hould be
t to Bo• 21 The
Is noon, Mondays
s should be typed,
cod end Include tho
name as wol/ as
olus or faculty
No moro than three
may appear with each
gth should bo 350
oss All fetters will be
but Btt subject to
grammat, length and
temenrs The Pioneer
8$ the right to hold
pliCe problems arise
mous letters w/1 be
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ber20. 1983 Students comment on a rmative action
-Kirk Johmmn
Ullht· Plont•t·r I~
T tJl HR~ r SU',Ml:.N'r of this
ru11dc ntn lu~tt WP()k m the Pcuncrr
(AI~ prt'!'!Nllt'd •l bner OVPMCW or lhc
'" c•nt" lt•udlng to the creation of thl• \ffir
nwiiH' \c lion 1 ask f'orce by PN!~fdunt
J,JnW:'i c .. u·dnnr In 1\pril 1984 l.trgu ilnd il hu k of nwnn11 hv which large
oumbcn, ol ,turlrntt~ c.m ft'el " !lt~n/4!! o(
pU111rlpatlon In lllfl dl'tonnlnatlon or pol
kit~ IMI wtll flipllficulll}y n11Cct that C'X>m­
munlty Thu11. he• urged uti mC'mber .. ot
ltw tn"k forn• t•'lpl't·lull\ Jh(' •~u "'tu
d(lntll. to publlclrt• ttw goup ~work and
pro~'l
Noting that tht• caUlK' of .tffirJNtivc
actaon t11 pc:>nonully v('l') amportant . Baker ''"l"''"""d fruatr.ttlnn that th•·
lssut• "I!! not tho numtX'r ono C"ampus
pnoritv. and It dtu•:~n I '>f'tlnl to bt:" atu·
dent pnoritv ultht'r.''
!..<1M WCflk. Son•n!Ulll and lh1• 1\SLC's
Polley Rt-vltw Bo....,-d and th•· C o<tlition (or
lnlf•graiJon -the IIIUdl'nt IVOUp whose
activf11m in 191\2 c ontributf>d to the~ ·
lion of thl' ra~k forc(•-mt•l together for
tht• flrat tim.-
ncan of tltudeniK Oack Soren-.on chair
nwn or tht• tMk lurt·P. and tu~tory profe.<;·
~or lll'lll"\ Buu one or tho group:; two
r.,c:uhy mc·mbt·r~ . were mtervtewrd in the
al1it'lt• The•\-d1 .cusc;ed the goals or and
uh .. uwh" !nc (•d bv thu task force 10 It~ What you can do at LC
• t'fTort'l to dr.tfl u new college ,\Jlinnative
Atllon Polky and make rcc·ommenda ·
uon .. lor ""' amplt>mt·ntatlon
In tlw finul .,t•gment of lrul'l article \>\e
will pru~>«•nt !iludrnt commenlli on tht·
uffinn•lll\ t' urtltln IMUt' ll$ well as il ~·1 of
n•mmmt•ndaliolll> on how member- or
tlw LC'\vll\ und C.lark wmmunlty ­
lnduding inda\ adual .. tudenu; can
bt'f0011! Ill\ CJ!Yt•cf Ill thu ik"-Ue
Jt•fr Duktlf 3 ~>eniOI political sdanrc·
na.ajor last your \V.J!I cmc· of the two :.tu
dc·nt nwmhcu~ of lhL lask force H(• sa1d
thut lilt' 1,1sk lore "a" "o re..tllv good rom·
millt·t• ul pt•oplt•" I hat troo!lud the Hu·
dt•nts ·'' equal member~ but that
• t'\t't-vtxal). c>~pct:ialh Sorenson \"as
• • c•\tn•mc•l) o\ t'l'\vort..ed and that m.udc• It
1 hard for· all ol u~ to get together
Bal..cr argtlt'd .tgam .. a the OSM!I110n of
'itllllt. 'tudt•nts I hut th<'l'\' is a con~pir.lt:\
111 the .uJnunbtm11on that opposes nffir­
Rldll\ c net ton ~onls HowC\Pr , he :.aid he
lx•ht'\('S thul cntac isms that tht• puru of
. tlw H111k for-ce• ha~ been slm"<'r than
nc:t·c.,:klll' arc• iuMi6c!d. lit• noted the •
gn•.st deal of limn present I) dt'\ oted to
tlw Mission Planning Proet•'ls, "<<.vsng
'scmw issut•., at the school mo\ll \CJY
qulrkly, whill· otht>" mova almo;t
b<arkw.artl '
~ ollng thul the ta!ik furct• nwt tor th(•
li~ tllmo lll!url) a vcur afttw thc-caJI for tts
(;l'l!illlon und that this ya<U' II mel for the
first limr dunng tht• fifth \\eek. of thv
lt.'nn. Bnkus said Tht> tat~l.. forcu I~'> not
1 tlw top pnonty but ont• ol mc.~ny . and
1 get~ pu~hc•d to the buck ollht> agenda
Bnlu•r uho t'Chocd Sorenbon ' and
Sair's a~Stit!'rtion~> thnt the complex.!) or
thu i!I'IUt~ it self make·~ qulcl.. solulion11
unhkt•ly, as diflerent conceplson!' exist
ow1 how nffimtnt•\'e acuon should be
approached
Commentcng on the commattcc pro-
1 re.ss it t~clf . Saker 'laid that in general there
, r> n lack oft ommunJc:ation between com·
I ttcc mt~mbc,.., .tnd the community at T tit; fUl.I.OWING ,\Rf. thfs
\'-11tt•t··,. pr•r&onal ~mmcnda·
tion11 fur mt•mbcrB of groups involvc~d in
thar> UiSUt• nnd ,,Jso tor indiVidual tu·
donts who 1.:are .thou I the goal!i of affir·
milll\1' acuon and wunt tu inlluonce the
situation at l.t"\Nifl nnd ( tar k.
• Fi"''· tho tu11k fm-c(• fihould take
st•riuush (,;u-dne•r 'fl t•Ahnrtataon 1n th~
~ .
duu gt~ pro t!nlt·d to ttw group," .to dt&·
l'UIIS llWSf.l mallt•nt UfWnly withJn thcl
I C r omrnunlty ... 'i\n optm polit:y-o:~ is
lUJI{{(t'llltll1 b_v the n!f·ent meNang
IM•twoc·n n·pn~•·ntatl\oe5 of the t&!';k
IOI'l't'. the ctJBIHion fol' Integration and
I he Pc1licy Rt."\ir.\\o B4Mrd-mighl help to
allay 11ome• ol the mlsconc:uption::. stu·
rlcnts h.i\t' ahout the• task lotte and Itt\
cummltmcnt 10 th•• pruhlcm
• St·condt~ . the• ta!'ol.: lon:c• ~hould -adhcn• strictly to its 5talcd tame 6Che--dulo IJy produr.:cng a drull of lh~ n~, .
nOinnall\'C .u·laon polit.::>• b) Janu.:uy
1!184, und tinal nl(;(lmrm·ndarions on
ttw •mplcmt•ntataun nt lt1.1t policy by
tlw c•nd of ttw curn!nl rhool }ear
• 1lw Pohl) He:,;,,., Board hould
"ork "llhin th~ nmchamsms ur t\.'il£ to
t>ducuw lht• gc•rwr.sl ~tudPnt body about
lhill iR:IUI',
• M~·mhc·r~ olltw < oalltron for lntt-gril•
lion Hhmrld :\pend linw \\ 11 h t'ilC"h ol the
IUKk lorr·e rn•·mbt'l'ti , to rt•duct• lhe su:o­
pu ions and mltopt•rct•ptlun thnl stu·
Ut•nt:; o,~t•mlu ha\11 ofltm gJ'OUfJ, ~nd lo
minuni:ruthc• M!nsu c11 us H• tht·m 'that
pla_r.; rnon: of :t d1\i:-ivc! than a produo­
''"" mit· in 1hc1 pc•t:sult of affirmatl\l!
action goills.
• Howt'\"Cr , the coalition must also
continue• in tt.s rolt• ot. in the \\ ord of
Henry 8a1r, 'a studml lobby I(J'Oup that
• an a,J.: ttw que..,.tion, \'-h)' l!'n't the pr&­
ct~s la:~lt 'f"?''
St.'\ t•ra.l pcl'bons inlt'l'\lC\ved had sug·
gc•st1ons for heM mdi\ldu:tl !ltudents
nn aid thu proccs :
• lnulaJJv, ~tudont ahould ~ducate
¥
ill tradition at LC be a tradeoff
etween stagnation, uniqueness?
I Rcbttcca Brown
01 the Plollft'1' LofC
What I" tradition, anywny"Oneofthe
dullnluons of trndltfon in the American
entoge Dictionary 111 ony Ume-honored
>rn1r.tlce
On college umpu~;es, theRe practares
u•,Jat.IY Include Homeeonung achvitie3.
game~ 6-.uemily and sorority
,.lCtiVItie'\ and rendlhons of the ~~ehool
t~ng ,
I he-w customsnropubll cstatementsof
<,t•ntlmun t Through them. the11tu·
rucult) und alumni tell the te!l or
h(• world lhat they are pround to oolong
'omethJng unaque an incshtution
ga\ e:<t them ldontitv In. hort. trad1
lunr. i.lrtl ill\ ~pt"eSRiOJl. u£ unity, o( the
ol a common OJcpericmce
lhc•"•l~t a poalhvt• com>lntion between
dpullon and ~t.hool tradltion~t lorby
"'"·" • trudhion ncct'!ll'lltute5 pa.rtlrlpo·
HCM(l\lcr thor<' lA n c:hickcn-uN•gs
~U(tstlon Involved Do tht>!>!t.• trndJtlon~
out of a 114.1nM.! of unity or I!> unity
n•ntt!d throul(h partidpauon in !tuch
tiM? l"ho ron!ot~nsu{f 111 th4t Le\-vf~
Clark lack& unlly, at lea !'It u It l!~
nAnlfc·atl•d in tradJtjon \.\'hat arc the
umiflrnt•on,; of thitt l'>ttuation •
Dillpln.wd unny ml~ht t•nchanc.·e l.C't~
lorutl '~'pu totlon and help litudont
••l·n tmnnt c•lfortll. It hna been a&d that
eer Log, October 20, 1983 many studentll transfer or drop out
becau!l~ they don 1 tool a& though they
belong'' at LC If Identity and a toenl'ie of
belonging are rwo thango that most people
want from collel(e then stronger unJl)
could help nllm tate LC's attrition
problem
Why doe'\ LC lack tnu:ltt1on ·1 By defini­
tion. tradition' are traditions only if
thcyve been practiced fora penodoftime
U. ta still o .)'0Ufl8 school so perhap~
tradil1onr. JUSt haHm 1 had time to flour
tsh Student& may tw man expt>rimenraJ
<~tnge ol&Orts and JUSt huven t tound many
activhiC!' .wt worth repeating year after
year.
LC i~ in thttprocess ofdeflmng itsolfand
deciding \"\hut It \V".tnt~ to be There oro
t:onstunt t·hangt-<~ In cuniculum. polide)l
and t·ommunity momll\1r. W1th aU thb •
changt• going on ttadJuont- haw not yet
r.t.ll In
llowc.M•J ~ In •vnllly trndJtlon mnv mean
'llilgMtion . I ho 1\Choot .. bl•st known ror
tr..tditional praC"tic't w~ on thtt f'...MI Coa.'lt
.md huw btwn tht-n.· a~ they a.rc.~o in ~omt• •
cast•ll for wo vc.ar.oi. 'frudnions t'IUI d<'note
<~nobbcry, atuffinos.'i and 100 attitude that
than~~ arc dontl a t'lertaln "llY titmpl,)
bt.'<'aut~athcty \t! ah'~>a.)'l' been dontl that
wuv. b this \~1tnt LC wants?
Lf!'s a•mphaslfi on mdi\'idualit)' and lito
push for communt l) may oo im'COncila·
bit fhc t.lOilt'f{t' atm't1" to rrc·ruat a di\'ef'toe
studr.nt body and nlfllf1t a larg~ numbt•rof themr.el\es about thtl genr.ral1 !lues of
affirmatl\~ ar.llon and about thr• pan at"
ular prohh·ms of em:ournging thu •
fJO&Is at an in~hlulion like u: Studt'nt
can h•arn trom :snd r·~Jiroli" opm1un~ in
di~>Cussion \>\1lh the partlf.!S lm ul\ ed
tndudlnft mcmbc_."f'S of the task hif'CC
ttw C'mtlitaon for lnlf•SJ·nuon tlw Puhcy
Rt.'\1~ lioilrrl JM•uplo in ltu: J\dnu •
11ion. Ollie•·· o:Jnd Pr••!iJdenl C:ardner
ML•nthers ol the 18sk fore.-• this \'t!llf' • ore: ~un•nson , lru:ulty m•·mb(·n; Blur
:tnd Jean \\'ani studt•nts Dill llc~'lard
uncf Robby Rnhtn.son : Jctl Hudgcpcth of
C.U"t.'t•r t'lanmn,.; and t'laacnumt ; alum·
null Randy MASNIJ;.'llt• , und Pt!n>Onnd
\1anal(t!J' Utunt~ skJIIL•
• Sorf!nson :-md th.st the ~~ rccru11·
c!t'S for U trndsuonnllv h.n" been the • lituduntr; thems••h" tfe ugg tt:d that
aturltmts return In thPtr seconclaf"\ •
~
s.:hool and recommend lAMi5 untl
Clark to thcu lncnds and ncqmunton·
oes '"hu are mcmhcrs o( mlnont.)
wnup
• 8nlltff' mt!nllonP-d that a sun!!) ot
~tudt-nt .tllitutll!l\ I<Mard affinnati\'c
action \\ hal'h was cunduc•lf•d hv • m••mbc•t'li uf a onnh•mpor.JI) I uc
cluss wn" UM•d by thP In k torn" in
JSsr~.!lin~ lhc• mood ot:;ludt•nt toward
ct•rtain a!tpccl ol ulfinnall\t' Ut'lton
Other form~> ot !ilUdllnl n•sc 1n:h coulrt
al11u tl(mtlihutt• to tlw task forot> work.
• f! maflv. t udl.'nls can IJCronH' ¥
lmol\urt an the< oalllum for lnh•gn:ttann
or tht•lnlt'l'<.:ultuml f'• •nun ol Ore,:ton, 1.1
gmup \\hwh set•k.'> to inc:n.msc the
O\'I>'Unmc• s of .tnd IH'n nanty towards
\'anou cuhu~ by spon~>unng peak·
en; nnd pt-..fomwrs
1 he le:t!\1 f>tltrll\'t• dto•t:e a stucf,~nt
can malr.u •s 1mply to compl;un about
the homogc•ne~tyol LC Although as stu·
denrs our etfclCil\enc.ss may be hnuted.
mean~ do Wllist for pnrtirtpattng In this
c.au~ .As Ron tfcmdon ~din hi most
recent 5peech ht.>re • the resporwbcliry
lies on )uur young 1\houldens.. •
\".lncd activhtt•:. II\ v~ hich thUI.'(' !\ludcnts
m.'\}' pnrticipdlt• .
Om• n•ason lot· lcs:-than t<~nding ·
room·onl) ultt•ndllnct• at cum pus t.'\ en1
ag that lht•n.l unt su man • bvm \\htch to
c:hooliC. untl ullc•n thent arc lit~i.·nt l at the
samu time ~o (lat'h e;tudcntlt'nds togm\ i·
latutohisor •ht•HJ\\ntnh'n•at llth411 rho
problem , then\\ htdl Dt ti\1tle5 hould be
sarrifin•d for lht• ::>nkt~ ul t ornmunir.)
lntdiuon huuld not have tu me1tn
"fr:miJc gi\1ng Amwttt• hi dass nng '
Thcl'l' an o Jew notllblc "contmon e'pe­
ncnn~" uni'lUlHo t. ' ~u,·hu~ th~ fActthA&I
about one-third oi tht~ tudt•nts go 0\t'l' • .Accordln,c to C'ooUaion lor lnl~tjon
Co-Chainnan Richard Mr!lling. lhl! meN·
ing ' rcdUC{.'d Jnng •ttl~tntlanl( h!OIIIOnll
betwr•en thP. coalition und stud••nt
f(ovommrmt ."
Melhng fo~· more unltt•d atudrnt
action on tha~ illSUe nCM, ctttng u an
example a mrt·ting ht•hl on fonJby
lw.t\1\.('en the coalitton . th~ PohC\1 H•NitM • Board. and the 4\dm• Mons Jnlt•n:::st
Group JCI, a :sludenl group that pan ad·
pal~.s m the admi11sions pmc• · s
'Tlle ta~k forTe is the mo!tl t'fff!lelt\'l'
means of promoung affinnati'~>'C action
goals on the r.ampu& , s~ud Melling. HeM·
8\er, he also noted the lmpol1uncc of
conunuE.>d "tudent tn~cJI'-t•ment In thl•
issue: ·We fa~ the adnumstr.uion docs
not r.cem to mme until II fecl5 pn:ssum
from the !ltudr•nts •
McJltnR ~d that one of the pnmal)'
gool~t of thl• coalition thi IWTll wtll t:M•
ancmptlng to t:dU(.'UW ll&f•ll and th•~ I.C
community on the r ~uc· or minont}
M.'(:ruitntt'nl and n.tfinnall\t ' :u:twn In
conjunction \.vi th the lntt•rc ultural
forum of Orr.gon. thl• ooalition might
organize JnfOMn,IIIOO l~ IOil!i til h OS IJ
rncruJimt·nt r.ympollium "hu:h wuuld
bnng rec:ruitm-s to l · fmrn school that
have been more ur.Jer !;fulln I.JJl(lOUrog ·
mg rrunonry enrollmt>.nt
,\Jelling satd thnt lht:o.} t!Lll' thr coutit10n
wants to pf"'\'C ats comm•tm"nl to creal·
"'S greater racial and cthmc cliveJ"SAty ut
LC. and to 'chmin:stc•lht• 1mprcssJDn thnl
the ~tit1on IS tmpl.) a group that wants . " lO ra.ts.e lin I :OU
JDebbc Ham her, A.SI C presrdt•nt ~~ a
rundamcntal chang•• in studc•nt nttatud~
since l&>l.)•'lll': "In the pa li!itudt.!nt tun-c
not toecn th~ lull compltLdty of ttw 15!1Uf'
and unul \\ c do lhat-und \\{'nrc nO\\ an
the pf'O("t.:S" of doan,; S0-\'1>" can nut pro­
dur.tl\ clv ad~s the tJroblcm
Ham·br.r bcliPI.'C the mit• of 5ttldt'nf
group-.-ar.cludmg tht• 01.')3htaon. the
AIG and the lntcrCuhut~l forum ot
Oregon. aa not only to take recommt·~
d.ltions to the t\ffinn.:lli\C \cunn 'r:Jsl.;
Fort:l' but also to \'-Ori; :among them·
seh<es 10 df."\Piop pl.1n ul independent
acuon that student am take in addrcs·
<~mg the 1s.su~
Hamhcr notcJ that n~lCllt dfort5 of
tudcnt group to '"uri; togcth •r art:
amportJant for both functional and i)nl­
bolic: rensom~
'lhe lC commurut.) \\ill no IOf18Cr ee
two opposing fore . \\-.ithin the ~uudent
bod\, but an lt'3d \>\ill rcal•zc that-taudenl • leaders at LC are conoemcd about ond
\\ilhng to won. together on th1
problem . • he .solid
seas. and nunv orht!I'S ttr-c , lltz.cn~ of a -t'OUHII"\ ulhe.r than I he lJrulcd!:illlle • I ht• • lnternaitonosl fo'ah·' unc t111dlliun tl'utl Is
alnt• .md "ell Of OOUI"8l' there are tllher
more mundunc prnciH~· uch as taking
p1cturcs ol 1\Jount Hood from the Manor
Huu~ IJ&\, n and climbutg the endlr.s$
~tcps ro For r!SI HatJ
Th~· und other thing maktl t.c pt'­
dtll.lftratlitJonstu'\Hid'IICthmgwewant to
busld ut l.G. then lhC\ hould be built w
upona:'>pt'Ct \\hlchmakelheooUqceunt-
que rather th.ln those\\- h1tit make 1t lake
t'\ery uthcr m~titut.ion of htgher
t!tl uc-a ti on
Page7 Cars key to hidden facets
of LC faculty personalities Tht• nt>:\1 virtout>·loolcing hilo.t•r
vou st'll roarin~ arroo:s c·ampu:­
Just might bt• A86o<'1nt~ Prutl·.s~mr
JNl llarlow, \~ hu h.tnl( . his hnt in
tht~ h1:4ton dt~J')l)rtmont Pte turcd
hurc> wuh lu" 8Z tlondo Gt 500
PctN' Carlin
Of 1tw1 Monet·r I
Too often our trit•nd-. nt tlw
tront of tht• k-cturc hall~ am mh·
under tood plnr.l•d upon a
~de-.tal that thL~ ' neather dt"•lru
, .. de"''" oe
JAMES GARDNER
ll can be dafficult to ~etto knoo.~
the professors who so :.elOessl}
61J our heads wtth thear 0\"\TI
hard-fought knowledge. M> the
Pio~r Log present llb a public:
sen1ce. the first m a sene<> of<ipe­
cial photographic articlt- L.£\\1S
ASP C:l RK PROF'F$SORS THE.
PH.Ds AND THEIR C \RS
Here JS Jern• Luedder.> chair-•
man of the music departmenl ,
poafoed to plar a Cbt mcloch with
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•
JERRY LUEDDERS
ha:. ';s Mercede& 450 SE.
'I ha\"' ~ ~-.Jon lor can;."
admits the multi-talenh•d mu 1c
man.\\ ho comes complete w1tn ca
men.agetie ol lour \ .,h,cJe.;,
mcluding a 1931 M odei'A' Delu"~
roadster , and a 1978 Kondo sso
mOtOICV'Cie
~
M)' 6n.t car ~-.s a '.SO ford,
which I bought when I \\."'ll> 16,"
Lu-edders recalls. "I 'no&ed and
decked it .• in other ~ord s,
6tnpped off all the handle!~ and
chrome. until 11 looked like a
rorpr.do •·
These da} • Lueddcr:; solos
mo:.tly behind the wheel ol his
Mercedes. despite us "".cord ol
onJ) len mpg In the city 11'6 mv
fa\"Onte. he explain -
t"aJ1 of the poils ol betng
number one at Lt~\116> and Clark
~ Uw. ~~ lO)~Ur\~ ' ~n .llmu:'jt hrand nt•\\' ~tat1on wagon
'hown h~n· po,t"d proudly
be 'tdCI has d l Cht.'\ ,. as PrusJdC'nt
~
Jrmw" loanlnt•r . tThc model''
· timmm I don t "''0\~ . It proba·
bh ._.·w on tht• "tdt• ol thL• r.ar • Cht:od.: then• 'I
• I C. h.ts n dt:"al \\ith <~ Cht.'\')
doaleMhip in t~TI Gardner
e~plain~ lVe gel a new one e\'el)
two or 1 hroe vears • Although the Gardne~ abo
~TI a Mercedes the Pre 1dent
pl'f>fCI' the C~')· , a.,o; doe-. his lit­
tle bo\ Jav.
'ou d tw -.urprhed at \\hat
\OU II find 10 that car," Gardner
~ gnn' -Jay'· toy:. are aU mer the
plosct' balloon~ trom Pietro l>
piz.z.a .)'OU name it " ~11\ t'IWIIll( ." thu hunol.lhiL• pro·
fo-. ... or Bndm' •• pluln~> tllilt hi~
int£'N•:-.I an C hln.l ... pari..cd hi~> uwn
motorcvdt• (.1\ nu:-.1) in t96i
JEFFREY BARLOW
There are many more b1kes in
Allin than there are caJ":), BarlCM
~plam~ It ~ much more prncli
cal I bought Ol) first bake when I
taught at the U ol 0 an .. 1
Although Barfoo.v abo CMns
three caN.. or "cages rbU.er.. cnll
can. 'cages'. Cnr dn\e~ are Cag
ers', Barlm'\ C:\plnmst he dE'fi·
nately prefers h•~ c;n\l."''\lng .
· People tnJ'-i about hm' dang~
ou:. motom ·cle.... an• Bill'lm'\' • reflect:. pausing to :.mile almost
Buddha ·like but I tlgure that the
degree to which they are dnnger­
ou:. nJso reduces the nt>k of dying
of cancer." Ah. :.o
Dr <..urti~ Johnson of th~ pollh
c.al scumcc department I~> recog·
mzcd not onlv ror hi~> knowledge
of Plato.,and \nMolle but ul!40 for
hi!> 76 t'\ e'1(l't!'cn \'ol\io :.tnllon
wagon
II'. a b«·auliful nmchmc,"
John60n e.,claims • 11\., cuphon c
U\ cry t1me I gel 10 1\ c hao a 101 ot
n"\t•lation-. bch10d th~ \'\hl'<'l ol
that l'aJ'. I do os lot ol ptulo~phiz ·
1ng 10 there And othe1· things"
•
Bet:blebern
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10:30 AH
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Sun: PIONEER OPEN goH tou
Page& lncludl'd an the Wtl\ ·bad' ol
#
Curti~ ~"" mrtchlnu ~ '" o
St·t~ ol golf club ... oilnd 11 tc•nnJ6 rue
quct iOn vi ttl \11 hou,ch t hr ril(ht
tronl tum ''gnnlts brol..cn John
!'on'N car 11-in good -.hap.~ I tr't to
o\old putting dump t"tlull lnHitlc•
ol U he l't!\ U<ll~'>
Jol.nr;on ~m:. to ~C'o thn
~wedl:-.h mitdt cur n,; the ~t•lo:o ol
automobile-. J\ c ah\:a\'s been ,1
\'on o m.tn he po!'>tulatt·!-1 "I
don t have a !;cnndinu\inn back·
ground or an)thmg Ju~t a pt'll·
chnnt lor \'olvos"
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CURTIS JOHNSON
Professor Ted Braun of the Eng·
hsh department feel!. differently
We wrote ohtlul the t~t!lut• of th"" automobile
I m <ln a pt'~onal cn.rMdo
ul{uinKI tht inlt•ntal combu!i llon
t•nl(mt!," Ot<Jun .u~!it'rt~> Thf' pn
\,llt' car hnK ~tur.llf>d the t>arth 11
ClUI(hl ICl ht 'ltop~d . '
Dt•<:k••d uut to hh, ba(.·kpock
und boot,. Uraun rutb qwte u ftg
uu• a~o ho "'alkb to und b"'m I C
l'olt h day, I .tin or shine• Since
t9!i7 Braun figurt•, he tuls wnlkcd
0\ "'r 11,000 mites tn hlf> dnllv trekl
TED BRAUN
Ornun doer. own a Volkswagen
m)cro bub but he anststs that ltls
only for carrying firewood and
things like that
Shown above In action. Brauns
habit~> include plckmg up Inter
e'lling Items on the road and
bnngmg them to rus office for
further peruMl and Mornge
the book on
free delivery ...
and It's been a best
seller for over 20 years.
The story? It begins wath
your phone call and ends
at your door w1th a hot.
delicious pizza delivered
In 30 minutes or less.
Domino's Plu.a Is critically
acdalmed as the •1
source for fast, free
delivery Check us out.
Hour&
4·30 • 1 :00 Sun.· Thurs
4.30 • 2:00 Fri. & Sat.
Fast, Free Delivery
232-9415
7200 S.E. Milwaukie
Our dnvers carry less
than $10.00.
Um1ted delivery area
We use only 1()()% real
dalrycheeM .
01981 ()omlnde Plua. ltiC.
r·-------• I
I S t 00 off any 16" piua
One coupon per pizza.
Expires· 10/27/83.
Fait, p,... Delivery
232-9415
7200 S.E Milwaukie
Pioneer Log, October 20, 1 Mo
Fir
J'artu.fj
comedy
ldclt otT tl
lrtl M'ii'IO
tht• \luin
~ph01
tutTI•. ~n
and Sal1
, (rcshmt~
1!Dorinct
1 pla}.
1 \\'tillt•r
about n li
ure \\:hO
family. 1
bleats tht
the fnthe
Reynolds.
their r
. klll.s IC
en;i6ed
Upon e
p]
c~
• ; ~
p
~pie
pic .... ut
ha'~U
the' ""' tn ~ tri
r
dr:al "'i
:1\ thee
aencral
lht"\ • rtl
a had
malnu\
qual~
chaa a
JCI lh
)'OU 10
kmil"
ICICht~
ll(cs; dl
and .r
rdor ut' or thl' automohllr
a pt'~nnl r ru1>.1rh·
lntemnl c omhu~ Uun
un di''Wr1S •-liW flO
'I.UtunH«'d the c•arth 11
Ntoppcd
•Ut m hfl, hac.kpnd
11UUO CU(Il tJUIIf> U flf!
"alk...-1 to and trom l c
'<lin or !~thuw '\Inn•
ligurr~ he hD!! wnlkt•d
niles in h1~ dati) tnlka
JN
es own a Volkswagen
>ut he msasts that It I•
.nytng firewood and
hal "
10ve In action. Braun\
tde picking up Inter
iS on the rood and
·em to tus office ror
usa!. and storage
any 16" pizza.
n per pizza.
10/27/83.
Delivery
Milwaukie
bar 20, 1 Moliere's Tartuffe opens
Fir Acres' '83 season
sum Bcnnf!ll
()( tl l'lnnt••r l..of(
l'artulfc, a modc•m sr.uation
conwch wnttcn by Moliere will
kirk otT th.isycar !it F1r \cres Thea­
In' .c.uwn The play will run on
tht> \fain Stage, Oct. 24 ·l9.
sophomo N Mark Young ITar­
tutTI•l, M>ntor'> Ted RooncyiOrgont
and am Rotht'r1 lf.lmtrel nnd
frtl~hman \\ endy Jo!tepher
10urinc•J ho\c thll leads in the
pln).
Wrillt•n 10 1664, Tnrtuffe IS
about a hypocntlcal religious fig
uro "ho \~orms htt. \WY into o
fnmtlv. nwme5 the daughter
stt>all1 the house and blackmails
the Cather -.ald Ou·ector Edgar
Rcvnold" chatrman and profcb aor or th,· thcatn• di partmflnt
. Tantiffc wo1" tran11lutcd from
French to £ n~l11d1 hy St·nttl(l
critic RlrhartJ Oowrwv • \.\hen rhc play wns n.•lt'J!W.'d in
1664, 11 w-as cnuci.r.c>d by th••
Roman Cathotlc: l:hurt:h tK~au!Ml
It~ thcmt C'enll'nt around roll·
gious hypocnsy "II may ral!\t!
som~ C)-Pbro .., •· &~id Reyno ld~
'becau~w ol it application to thr
Morn) MoJCJnty."
Tickets are fn·e to campu~ 11taff
facuhy and students Gencrnl •
admJ!'I•don Is S4..tS, "tudenta sz
:.entor catiwn Sl The bo' offire
is open one wc•ek ~fore 6Nt
night performanc(•l\ from noon
until 6 p m Monday through Fn·
dav CaU eJttunslon JJ2 for m t!l"-• vauons LC's flr•t play of the year, Tsrtufle will open next
Mond.y on lhe Main Stage. Student. a.re shown
here rehearaJng the play lut w"k. Firat released Hllar, P..._e
In 168-i,U waa cr1tlclzld by the Roman C.thollc:
Church becauu Ita theme focuMs on reUgloua
hypoc:rt.y .
woodc11ts: diverse perspectives
•
The work or two One a.rth>ts.
Fabrican t and Dennts
are on view at the
r,BI.::trk.Jti~n Gallery Both are masten>
their medlum5 and Ube the1r
ills to e~press t" o very
· -erst6ed pcrltpecll\les
Upon entrance to the galle.ry, one encounten the main room.
which hu been ftJJed wtth WOO<f.
cut prlnta. Por thoae who are urua­
mllJar with the medJum. woodcu t
It the oldeat form ofprintmAidng It
works on the prtnctplea of negative
va. positive apace. A pieceoftreated
pJywood Is u~ed or In the cue of a
Unoleum cut a pl.eceofUnoleumia
adhered to a block. nua len'el ••
the negnth"e Image which will
print Tho artiat then cuts Into thia
surface, cutting out the area whl.ch
p
co CE
s SpeciaJ Work
For Special People
• •
Pe.1ce Corp' 'olunttc"' 3r~
ptople prelly much h\.e )'OU. Pro­
ric ~llh commitment and ~1.:111' "ho
haH~ ii\\C\-.ed thc:u h"~' and d«•d~
the) ~ant to be or \rf\ ~~~ "' othtl'
tn ;a troubled "'orld
The probltm\ our ~olunl~~r·
deal~ 11h u'eneo' aren't ne~ Suo.:h
11 I he cycle ol JIO"~) that trap-one
acncrouon arter another ~"3UU:
thr~'rc 11)0 bu') hold1ng on 10 ftl
llhea..S The debrhlaltnl1 .:fiC'\:h ot
malnutnllon. d1~.a~. an..S ln:tdr­
quatr ~hcltrr Edu~-.tton and '~Ill\
thllt are lac 1n,_, and thC' mr.an' to
Itt them too.
\our tollc:Er tnunme quahr~
)OU to handle morC' of thnc-prob­
lem, than ~ou mtJhl th1n\.. \u~h <h
teachms nutntlon .anJ health Pfa•·
tKn; d~•ananr: and butldtnllHld$~
and lriiJOIIon ~Y,tem~ "'orltn~t ron
ltiOfC'\tOIIOO And lhhrn~ rm-• l •
• •• • •
l(f:llll-. mt rodm '"ll ll('fler atu~ul
tllr:JI ta:hnntllC'. JJ\ 1 10£ \mall
ttu''""'"'"' .,n.J ~tllhh,hlru: u)Optfl •
II\,.,, Ill ll'J\ hlllt: IO.IIh .Uld \(ICO(C
at thO: \t'\lllld.J I \ kH•I
I h.: numttcr ur tub< 10 do "
n.-a1h "' 11rat." the number oJ -vol·
unll"Cf\ '' ho ll.IH' ~· C'd 'm • 1%1:
~.uh CIO,tnl \tore •olunlctn arc
ttcm• ,ho-,cn nO'\ lor '"Oo)C'ar
ii\\I!RIOC'nl\ b\: rnnlnJ In the nC''t
3·1~ m••nth• rn \flll":l, ;\ us, Lann
\men., an..S the P•~•ri c.
Our rc:prt'\Cntall\iC'\ ~•II be
plcl\(\j hi di..._.U"' thr O!IJIOriUnliiO
"'lth \Oll
The Toughest
Job You'll
Ever Love
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 Invited.
SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS :
Thurs , Oct 27
Sign up at Career Planning & Placement
Center, Gatehouse Bring completed
application to cntervtew .
loneer Log, October 20, 1983 wtJJ remain white.
Cunningham haa chosen a. tntdJ­
tfonaJ fonnat to which he rema.lns
true. Ilia the style uaed by the Ger­
man Expressionist , bold and
:.e\iere Chari.catures are used in the
place or realJsm: aymbola replace
sense.
To counteract their viaual aobr­
tety, Cunningham has infused hia
5ubject matter with hla own ape­
cia) brand of wn. "Fiahennan 'a
Luck. for eumple. loob at first
glance to be a nonsenslcaJ comb!·
nation or images. Ooser scrutiny
r'8\eal5 it to be a clevercoUection of
pun&. On one leveJ the title fa rrur­
rored 10 the pnnt. a black man in
fishenna.n s gear ts throwing the
dJce .;.\ heart on his hook round further an the picture reve~b the
6"1hennan 's catch lo be 10\e, che
"llro of that IO\"C Ill the luck m the
d1e.
"Batted BreAth.'' another of the
pnnl5. Ulustrates Cunningham 's
humor to perfection Uke h1s other
prints, the dJ unct bJack and
whiles lull the uudienct: into a
!lenou~ness which is not there. The
su pense the title builds ends an a
laugh when the 6aherman 's breath
h• indeed poruayed m the same
black cloud found in lbterine
commert:iala , and in It are the
10\<\-'Cr forms of U&! u.r.ed for bait
In the second room are the
paintings of Gwen Fabricant Lyri­
caJ and lOYely they are something
to see. Fabricant hu the abWry to
HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE
The Atkinson Graduate School
of Management
WILLAME I IE UNIVERSITY
Salem, Oregon 97301
An academically rigorous twe>year
Master's program to provide the
educational Foundation tor
careers In the Management of
Business, Government , and
Not-For-Profit Organizations.
All Interested students should see: nm Nissen, As•tant Dean for
Admissions and Placement
Tuesday, October 25. 1983
9:00 a.m. to 12 noon
Cat ear Plamlng & Placement
Center
244 6161, ext. 580
Information on Placement , Internships , Curriculum ,
Financial Aid and Wlllamette 's Joint Degree program In
law and managemen1 available on request. iuxt•po.e reallam executed wtth
painataldng detail apinatlhe va&U·
eness found in the irmginatJon.
The result• are delightful
"MJclsUJruuer in the ory," for
eumple. ia a biaec:t.ed camu. On it
fa a still life or aorta. made up ol
Oawera. mangoea. and broken
china. plums and a cockroach.
F.ach ttem ta de.:ribed po foctJy.
1l1rough aome cleYea oompo8-
tional deYicea and an m cim.l te
knowledge of penpec:tJYe. a diator­
tion occura aUowing a bioaderdd·
rulion to enllll"p . lt include. our
anociations-lhla Ia not fuat a
plum but a aenauoua Cruit One can
aJl but tas•e the IWCC th.at creates
the ~>"'-~ •lling tn the INn. The ti-es~
cut tkM't.'TS 1'2l:!i t. but only In 'Clll\5
of the air around them. ~hidl i.s
lhld wir h hum.ahtv
1"het'e ia .t eetmi of the Far Eut.
which pt~"ails throt.lghout the
work. What u not pa an ted i 11 a a
important aa \\.'hal i11 a.nd "'hat i11
there h.a.s been so care(ulJy anencL!d
to Uutt nothing is left to chance~ In
"Bla.d Plate." two cherT)'·hke fruits
sit on the edge of a black china
plate. The artist has wed an aeri.aJ
perspec'"~ · ~he has also included
a border "hich acta u a conb..nua­
tion of the pamting: obJects Ooat by
as weightJes5 as feathen aaamsr
seemingly fbt pbnes of colors.
Ther depths shift as clouds ha~ a
hab1t of doing against the alit)•.
rhis shCM is deftnttcJy worth the
tnp down t~n.. The Blackfiah
Caller) i lcJc:ated at 32.5 N.W. Si,th
Ave Hours ore: Tueaday-Sa ru.rd.lly.
11 a m.-s p m. Admiasion ia flee.
"On
Nov. 17th,
adopt
a friend
who
smokes:·
Help a lnend get fhrough
the day Wi!MYI o ctgarene
They m~gnt JUSI qull
IOfever And that s
amponant Because gOOd
tnends ore hotel to find
Ana even tougller to lose
THE GREAT
AMERICAN
, •••• KLC's Penny Tration
blasts beautiful n1usic
Ro\ ~mith
01 i'l.. I ~nn"'r V1ft
-.he ttnglc:. mto rad1o 1\1 ~ ' .. tu·
dm "t•anng nothing but blndi­
blacl.; pump" blad.. ho,c. black
'>~kirt , black '''-eater black g)ovt!'
\\1lhout tingt•rttp~ .tnd bind. h.lir
nw onl\ thing "hu f' \\\'olnng tho I
,,n't blnrk •~ ''hat jingles-four
Lll"ftr't•lut-< and '" c:-~mng~ .
Pc•nm· Trutron a ro·ho't ol •
KJ C s soJlU!'\\ hat rontTO\ N"l:'ial
Bt uuful Musac" pro!->'T'nm '<'''
her pt.or...onal bag or n ord~< do\\ n
<tnd e'\~l\~ly ·hp .. \imh trum .an
album cabint>t, bnlcelctt. '"II
tinghn,_ 'o BeatJe,!' o;u'' Pcnm 1'ra • lion 1her air namei pue.hing u
rt'C'ord tound on tht! OOOT back
toto rho stacl._, "II s not thnt wt!
don t hke them we JUflt don t pin)
tht•m · t\lburru. pihng up in "l"ra
uon ~ ann:. include tho groups
Pop 0 PiC"> X and Human SOx·
ual RC!olpon~
n-auon ::.et~ the album!> down
01nd :o.lart~ pulling trom her~ ·I
bring a bag of m) own rtlcord~> tho
,,.talion doesn 1 haYe-ob:.curt>
-.tull."
'Grab the mike. " • rc .Umo!<t
on" ~\ co·ho"t Chuck Roal>t,
~
~iuing at Studio 8 s nux.n~ bonrd
\\ 1H!J'C are the PS \ s J GJH' m~
'omethin& to road' Trat1on :wl\ 1>
l'oearching trantical.ly for a blue
book that roncains public ~k •
announcements "I m ren/1~ ·
'"'"c•tc-d about that" "''Tation ron·
elude~ the announcement
• \\hat about vou Chuck7' • It "ould btl e.\cittng il t.omc-
oncwouldcall Chuckrespondb
· Penn) TraUon will t'\'en perc;on·
all} answer your ca.ll
The a.bu~e hnc i~> open," Tra
tton lHl\':-. but I "on't have youa • • h.amstt-1 01 'our baby t.ornc on
1\11 Gll\d:.tonc· vou rc alwu~ the
fi~l C,lll
No nnf( bmcc Mr Glndtttone
1-.n 1 c~lling. lot ' hrnr trom Tha
(ln. h \\-ith Julif•' m the Drug
::,quad Roast ay:. nw ht~dphon,·~ conw otf ond
Tnuion ''xplrun~o \\'c re prett\
contrownlal \~ c ll got more
olh•nstw 3' th€' mght gOt!s on
r•copl~.! thmk wt•re p•~U\
humorou Roo't ~">aVS If the\ . ~
thtnk \\C ro otlPn,tH~ th~ \••on t
h~tcn ·•
Pl•nn ·1) .tUon got ht•r atr nnmt'
lrom 1983 LL graduate ron\
Boun}Ut' , "ho ubfld thl' ru1m~
Emc't C ummtnl(:-. on the air
"I thou~tht oft huck Roast. he
... ud lie• '" dnammt-r in otgroup.
and 1 thou~ht tlw nome wns
lunnv
11u• rnPJ'S> draw' Trallon to
punt.. .md !liM wave mubic · J
( .10 t st.lnd hc-avv rnt•tal thot s • 1unlo.. 1 don t lake Rid. !)pnngtield
and that othtu bubble gum stuff.
c1tht.>f RcaUv I like everythmg but
hard rock and bubble gum
' I lil.tt . tufT that ha~o ~>ubstoncc
:md ~avt-:.omettung Punk lync:.
~ve a lot ol crenh\1t\ '. The Dead •
1\tmncch ' hnH~ mcredlbly intclb
gent l_vnc'
Tmmmnl Preppie IS dcd1coted
to Lt rrauon ~~ ol a :,ong on
the Oe..1d 1\t>nnedy' Plo~>liC
Surgcl)' Oi~ter Album:
I go to college
lbat makes me o;o cool
I h\e 10 n donn
>\nd ,how otT by the pool
I tom the right club.
Jua.t to bmld an impn:!.siOn
I block out thmkmg
It won 1 get me ahead
Mv ambition in life • 1• to lool< good on paper Penny Tratlon, the co-host of KLC'a "Beautiful
Muatc•• program aplna her favortte dlaka from the Roy Smllh
Dead Kennedya to Human Sexual Response . She
drawa enervy from punk and new wave mualc.
All l wnnt is n 'lot
IIJ '-Omo ll1g ( orpomtlon
\ blue blnJ.cr1 You conscrvn
II\ e pit(' 1T'ol1on \'('lis at Roatil
stortlng one thcar lrf>qotmt nu
fights
( on:.tH'\'ali\'e pig''· Roa~t
retort:. \ ou go ton pnvnto libeml
aM~> -.chool and ·ou rt' from 80\
crl.) Hill' and vou rail me a. ron
~>~aiM .' p1g"
lratton end .. tht> ltJ{ht \vith a -come back otT the rur while Roa~t
spms ''Baby Tum., Bluo b) tht~
\'argm Prunt,..,
'You ho\1! the bonrd~ tor 10
rrunute-. more ond then I got to
fondle them Trotton '>flY" alter
the :,ong Jl> over She sort!) her
album~> jot-. down nn ampromplu
ploy litot and betpn:. ht·• hall oft he
show w1th Sex Bt!at bv Slash I
LOVE 1h1s song. 'ht• <iaY:.
Tratton s lntorcst an muN•r ·~
balanced by Mposuro to mu~olc
management . which ~ohu rurt•lve::.
I hy worki~ the summer ut L.o11
Ange lo~> KROQ, The Rock.
This summer f wa8 a buslne~>~•
Bcnutiful Music ' hit Its pc>..al.
around 10:30 p m with a Fear'
w~ in charge of playllst~o c;ho
says It s fun to work there It "
really relaxed and you get to llll"Ct
a lot ol groups
' I !.now :.Omebody who know~:>
the owner Trillion :.aid 10
OAplainlng how he got tht.> JOb
In l..A vou ha\o to ha\e • connections
"f'Tat10n Wai~ on 0 career in
the mus1c industJV 1 don t
know 1 m not .. ure yet Mavbe
n-ation srud
Beautiful Musac h1t 11s pc•ak
around 10;30 p m with fo·rar
by The Decline of Western
Civillxation
Yotfre a---
You spit only a& good w good
asyou-
J,;at my -. --.,
• 'lhas It> what we gut a reputa
tlon for. Ront~t said
Tnulon nod Roost have a
· broak between songb, tullting
t~bout their plant. to attend a
"Rock. Agrun111 Reagan · concen
thie~ Wt'akcntl
Roa~ot ronclude~> the breal.. with
advcnhemenh I m sponsored
bv my paren t~o and the
Plattfonn
After playing Jockle OnaM>is
b_v Human Sollual Respon..e and
I Just Want !>omc kank by lhc
Ctrclc Jerks Trntaon igns ofT the
air with Barry Manllow s l..ooka
Ul.c We \lade It
Th1s cop. Shown ta~:~ldy la:;t
night Ttat10n moan~t. even
though we don t hnvc a studao full
o( people dancmg
\Cttu l<L( b prt."'rc<'orded sign·
oO mc'>sagt• the only thing thill
ran bt· heard i~> the lingle ofTra­
tton':. \vrist slipping albums tnto
t.·ovcrs.
Help KLC News Find Our Music Director's Missing Cap!
REOU~~TS 244-6 1 ATIO I. .. X301 th
•
•
, I !Br
Dave Thompson 's red cap, shown above, is lost somewhere on campus. Your mission, should you choose to accept
itis to recover this item. Your incentive. Reward money of $104.50.
Starting Thursday, October 20, listen to KLC newcastsevery
Monday through Friday at 12:30, 3:30, and 6:30 for clues.
Bring the cap to the KLC studios in the basement of
Templeton College Center during business hours to collect
your reward. -
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Page10 • Pioneer Log, October 20, 1 Lu
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Oct 15 li
the Nort
'fhc PI
tlw ~eco
and nru
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lhc• st'oiS
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J.Cin th
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top phvt
uwrhcd
Uni\:t•rsi1
a~o. t.CJ
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M'rond t
'We "
than thE
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Pia-. s • tool.. co
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Ex
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Pre~ Roy Smllll
Jal ResponM . She
'W wave mualc.
101 we get a reputn
l~tl :o;aid
ld Roast how o
teen songs. talking
plan~o to attend a
tt Reagan ' concun
ludes the brenk with
'Is I m sponsored
rent~o and the
'g "Jackie Onar,si'l
L'\:Ual Re:.pontoe and
Some Skank by the
ftahon signs off the
I' ManiiO\>V .., Look.&
ell
Shown c as.,ldy lMt
'()n moans, f"Ven
n 1 ho' c 1utudlo full
~clng
pre-recorded stgn·
lthe only thing that
•s the lingle of Trn
lpplng album~> tnto
tJ!
to accept Lutes fall in LC soccer triumph
•
stwiiD C,oJIOio(hor
()( the• l'fntll'el' 'to~t
1 hc1 Lcwf11 ond Clark women e.
-.Kcor wam bPat ,lJ'Ch nvaJ and
dt•fnndlng lc•ogue champtone.
l'anfit I uthcran Umve~hy Z·l
( Jt t 15 to ad\ .mce to llrnt plnt·u m
the Nortl~vt•,wm ( onfcrenre
1 tw Ptont>t'l"' beat PLt• for onlv •
tlw "t'f'oncltlmc in o\'<?r fi\'e years,
.md urc twd lol' finst place W1th
till' Lute." Both tc•ams hn' (' a
n·c·ord of 7·1.
1 c" tlllun: Pl.ll agrun Saturd.ay
,,t 11 i.l m In lis hull home game of
till' !'l'ii:>Uil
,\llt•r losing tn Pl.U earlier in the
Iii'•''"" l C "'u:o. slated to pin) the
Lult·.. .tt Tacoma for the all·
tmport.mt g.tmt• B\ \'\.inning tha
gnnw, I.< would cldvunu .• to first
pl..rt• \\htle lmungwouldcemcnt
I'LIJ', hold on fiNt plat C! and put
I C In tht• number two spot
Conlin~( oO a rhrrP-I(nme "':in
ntng 'ltn•ak. 1.( wat-not onl} In
tup phvstc ul 'hupe hut mentall.>
tNThod ns well \ftcr bealin~
llniH ~f'\11) or Ponlund 1\.~o weeks
ugo, I ( wu~ toutad a:. the number
orw lc.Jm In Oregon. but was ~till
M't-ond to Pl.ll
\\t! wunted the> gamP more
than tht'\ dtd smd ~ophomore
gu.Jht· Shc•lllc Ber-g.
Ploy storwd ofT hard. <1nd LC
tool.. wntrol of the gamf' t!<IM}
I aking ach:nntag£> of ball poS!>er,· sion U st,u1t!d ·• run dfJ\'-Il tho
liold that t!\lenhMih led lo .1 I(Oul
for tho P10s
Sunu>r coptnln Ot•c ky Md<own ..
loft·mldll!•ldcr , plon•d an aLru
rata through pas .. to tht• oppusttc
field when• JUillor "ihella (,al
lugher pul the h.lll In the nut to
makt> tho ,.con• 1 0
For the re."~l ol the• hnlt u: dom ·
tnOH'd play uul Pl,U madu ~t!'\.l'nll
allempt at o;conng ., goal
In ono in!ltanct• Bt·rg wu~
dowrwd on tht• lit•ld "'rul lru!'h·
man nght tulllJ,U;J,; St.tc;>' Blyth
t:>ok 0\ f!r thl! goa he pn .. ltion By
htorking St'\ l'r·al hurd Pl.lJ hullt·ts.
tBiyt h l..cpt l • In th11 ~nnw
We~ tallu•d abuut crJ\cnng lor
c.ach otlwt bt!lor't! thl! garnt•,
C\pl.uncd Bcor g. And 11 \'\ urkc·d.
Stacy btockt!d PltJ s !!hotl'l
1 ht• half '~ndt•d wuh I< m tht•
!cud 1 U, hoi tht· I utcs wen• brt•<J·
thtng down dwlr ncf'k1>
C unc unt r a lion t•ltort and
dcsln• put I c llr'lt to the bull In
Uw ~econd hnlf hut arwr zo mtn·
utc•., the lldt• c·hanl(cd
Pill guinrd momt•ntum and
stoNed firing o;hot!t .u the I C net
\'\ithout let up Dcfundt·m Iotti
Ftnrh .~nd i\my Brool..s, senton.,
sophomore BPI h Kjomc and
l'l'e'ihmcn Sally Koch and Blyth
had thetr hands lull wtth th~ Plll
forward line Dc·~pilc \ allnnt
riTort!t bv all defender.. and ... r ... • • cral " lu:st ch.:~ncc · tuckJt:s PLU
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Plan now.
fast! our holiday travel
lights are filling up
C 01\i r \(Tour on campu:. reprtht•ntative-.
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Ext 593. Box 321.
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LINUS HEILPERN
Copeland. C·27
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Ext 213. BoJt 836.
BRITT MUHLIG
Ext 213 Box 1918
Stewart Hall Rm 29
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Pioneer Log, October 20, 1 "coH•d, tying thQ gamr· \.vhh 10
mlnutu~ luf\ to plav
A~ lhu crowd \vt:ml wild. lhe
two tenm" worked lt"Vt'nAhJv lo •
<,('01'\' I'Ll hod O\ll>r thn••· c'ornt·r
ki~ that put thf' b..JI J>4•rilouflly
close to the nl't. but tht•y nP.\ier·
manogud to t>eorc.
\VIth five minutP.S l(•fi to ploy.
u: hOJd a tomrt kick. As tho Pfo­
nN•rs •~• up the cr'O\o'\.d grtM
&alent 'fhc l'lcort• wns lh•d t·t and
tht• clock ~<ts twking down
1 ht•rc would be no mt'f'llmt• in
cnw ol tt tw and LC \'-ould go
homP. m M'Cond pia' a
,\5 the relel"t't-. blt'W th~ whistle.
u: lo"~•ulib began thear runs n5
Ca.llagh«lT took the come•r IJ, k
Sl'\ c•t al U: players h.1d tht•tr
hf-'ads nn thu hall, but cuultl not
put it tn lhtt n~t fu•. hm.Jn lr•ll
wing Mall or:· Clark got hN foorun
the ball •.md Bcored u: "cnt
ahead 2.·1.
H wa~ grt><st watching .... , ..
rvone rcacuon to lx•attng PI tJ
We played \\>ell and bt•lll tham II
wa~ the ~t game ot "orm•n'l'i
~Ott'Cr I hm t• ~n: said Coach
Rand\ NordJof Htla,., PI'Uf'!
Donna Jordan, freshman, aplkea the ball In one of LC'a twovlctoriea
over George Fox and Linfield.
Smoking spikers win two games
Am~ Brook.-.
01 tllo Pioneer Lqr
'lm" in the .'>t'COnd half of
league play, the Lewi~": and tlark
vollcvball team has comt· out
smoiUng. defeating two tough
teams and suffenng onlv one lo-.c.
The big ga.me of the week for LC
"'as a rematch with George Fo~
'College on Oct 13 Although the
Pios l~t earlier m the :r.tUl~oon to
thtt Bruins. they came bac~ in a
clo:.e match to defeat them. 15· 1!.13·15.15•8 and 16-H.
"It was roally an ot.rlstanding
gamt• " suid Coach ,\141.1) Lou
Hunter. ••fhc ll~.!m pla,vcd very,
\t'l'\' '-"CII.' •
Down by l'ight points at times.
the Ptonet.n fought bad to win
some crucu:sJ games and thu
match
"We worlu~d really well
togt>ther,· said semor Mary lul.y
Plas!'> II wns a total team effort·
Hunter cttt>d the ne\\. 5-l
olfon'c a~ one of the keys to LCs
rt.-cont IUCCe:i"'
Is proud
to be
apart of Earlier an tht' \'lrcclo;. the Pio­
neers lo t a tough matc.h to
leaguo leadt:r Linfit'Jd Collcg • 3-
15. l-15, 15-1:! ond 1·15
'The Pios hustlr.d all 0\eJ" the
coun in their losing effort, which
wru. !!parlu-d by some out tand·
•ng indMduaJ elTon
Kelly Dischinser . 1unior,
playt!'d a good game both m~n·
tally and ph)l5ic'3Jiy . attacking
Un6eld with PO\..,crful plkr.!'l and
deceJ\.ing lhcit blockers ~ith
weU·plact'd dtnks.
T1le freshman cws added
trength to l.ht! LC game Wtth the
consistent play of Carol Timm
Tere~a Locke and Deni•~
Solomon
senior captatn Thacy Stelscn
C3.11lc through ·with :LOOLher out·
sta.ndln~ all· around game for LC.
"I tacy ts doi~ an outstanding
job of leading the team u said
Hunter.
Homecoming '83 The Ptos faced Whitman Col·
lege and Western Oregon tate
CoU~d earber trus week. but
results '"'ere una\'ailable at
prcMtlme.
"\'he team \'-111 OO.'tt go again111 a
poup of Alumnt All Stll.ni Fnd..l}
at ; p m a~ part of Homocomlng
wcck
185 S. State St. •
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OCTOBER 2.8
, ••• ,, Spunrer Gcn,•m
Ot t)w Plvo~r l.Dt{
1 Be-yond \\ tlhw,., nnd Fltnc .. -.; \ ( ri·
ncque I!' tlw topac lor todn\ ' hit :ts
t-:\t·h:mge fr .. :nunng Tonyt,\.ul~ ~md Jlnm·
ela (" hri~>tcnM>n oil tw hu.1lth and physir.al
education dt•partmc•nt
Pateh O~J\'." Th • LC ~lothc• n. Council • wtll h.l\'C n·pre_"'-'fliOh\ c' tn tlw I 'mal
Room to "L'\' and mt•nd clothang ror ... tu·
dent:. from 10 am until3 p m
"Dibd, and \\ hitu in Color," th~ a\th an
a cnt."' ol trican film!' ,,,u he 'hown Ill
1-0 Jl m. m Tomhn,on
~~part olthc l'orum -,cnt"•• Rc•no Hul'
toldowilhpuakon 1:.1 .thador \PtTSonal
Pt:r:.peclJ\e Rtmt> 'encd an tht•E!Sah ·ad
on~tn ann_) lor "" ~ u•u-... b<•ftln' lt•n-.ml(
IX'C';au~ ot relitcioU!o and phllo..uphic;t,l
com 1ction~ lliM"u, ... mn bt.>Stn' at i .10
p.m In the Council< ho.mbcrt"
Crtcbnty \llrnctions will prc:.cnt the
Ballet '\ac10nal fsp.nnol on th fi~l tourol
~orth America at 8 p m at tht• l,ortland
Ct\k \udtlonum Call 226..a3il lor tidet
mfannauon .
"':\faking Friend'>. Commutu caung. and
Taking Rhl..s ''the foeti' nt a frel' t~m ·
murut) educ:st10n program from ; to 9
p m at Good ..,amantan Ho~patal :md
\tedif'..a.l Centt:r \ur;ang J. dul·ataon Build­
an~ 1!2.5S ~.\\ '\orthrup
"Ho'' \luch ts Enou~h ?" \ In~ tilm
dnbng \\lth tht ""'Ul' oftht• nucl6i11'a.rms
ntctl bel\' t't'n tfw l " .md dwSm wtllnion
wall tx~ 'h(.M'Jl m '\ewbt>rgt~ Hall room
162 -; p m at Portland tatt> IJmH·~Ily .
• r1.
La .. t dB\· ro ''ithdrnw • u"" anted cia~"
Homecoming \.'<c~l;.end begins: tst~
ilL'COrnpan)ing 'IOI)' jn tha!> is:-.ue for
detaihJ
The \"'IIe\'ball team take:-on th~ l.C •
alumm 10 Pamplin &port It center at; p m !o,tntc of tho ,\.rt PJ'{''l'nh tht' l,hlladt•l
phtn Stnng Quartet in tht• chapd .at8 p m
•' "P•'C ial H omet onll n~ c o nc·w I
\book:Jgnial,f(part) felt RuthR M0\1\1
lmn \ tMimg a '<ht.ull proh•,-.or ut ha:.tUJ)
nnd author of Rr•llf•l for H•Rhl~ \l'll{iJII
.•u tJtl nunma_\', Thoyca Ruom' trom 4 Ill b
prn
'"'Ow Rm cr.''" playh ·the l:;"t h l:Ciltuf)
ft·~h , author .\pltr.l Behn wtll bt• fll'r
tormed on the Mngo llunt l t•ntt•a· thc•utnr
:-.to~;t-at tht• lin I\ crslty ofPortlnnd at H p m.
through Oct. 23 Student ticket ,'U'(' S2
·~r he (om pun) \\o t..ecp," pn:scntcd hy
the PSl ~chool ofPerfonnin~ ,,,1, ,,,JI ht•
f rida) .md ...,.,turduy night,, ..tt g p m in thr.
l.ml-oln Hall auditorium Rc ... cn atiun-.
can be mlldt• b) ndhng .:2.'1 ~o
tlomccoming Football Gome The Pw
ru•t:f"!, pin\ Pacific Luthcr..tn llnl\ c~·~ al
1 30 p m m <inswoltl'ltodium
A Sympo.,mm on reiJglon an the pubhr
"chool-. -.viii bt held O\·Cr lunch .at ttw
lnnity f..pi!>cupul Church \dml~saon ''
~75
Bryan John.wn wall op.~n thl! Portland
.... hHe Lnl\ er-lt\ cta .. sit.al Gultor<wnt~S on
~lurda) . room 1S ol Lmcoln Hall 8 p m
l all229 3 tOS tor ucketE>
fhe Portland c hambor Orch 1rn ,,;u
hold it~ annual :.oloast competalaon .-t t
p m •n Cramer Hall. room 453 at Portland
State lJnl\ ersth Foa· more mfonnnllon ,
call229..aOJ S
1 he Oregon State Bar \~111 'pon,or
,\tinorit\' La" 0.1\ at the L mH:r-.ah ol . '
Oregon L.l\\ ~hoolm Eugen£> .at 10om
Call 1503 2?..J~suo
Oregon Euro~ilc Rail) to be held at
noon at\\ att·r Front Pari.
1\ United Nntfons Day wmpo-;fum on
world pcaet> will be held m the C ouncll
Chumbe~ wJih partactp.ntmg pro(P.,sors
Dr JOM!ph Ho and Or tulppt11
Johnson and the Chairman ol the Pol'
tland Chapter or the United Nallon:., at 2
pm
IF
"A HIGH.SPIRITED LARK
OF A MOVIE ... ~pt·dnl ( hnpt•l t•t"Vit c. ,\-. fk'lt1 ol tho
c·ullt•l(t' llonll'c oman I( cc•lebrat ior-t.thc Rt•\
\\ llli.lln R I ,mcl~-U~ . "4 t 'Will ~pt•nk. and tlw
,alumni chou wtll '<tng directc•d b) t.ll
"''t•lt'\' 'J lw o;t,!C'\'tr \'lU'4flll!>o Ill 6 p m
Pn•pnt'\•to rntK!tthc •!-.t.'\t.lllthwrcknrtlw
wrmbytunin,.;lntukll 'thl:.t.~(lfllllgllu .. t
Mil>t• I ut;, mil , lt•nr vour mand and hod\
ut nlll,ll'l'tf(n 'uh ... tanct•s innlC'Il'f.l dunng
ttw "t'l'l..c•nd \\ t!(:l..tm d ReC"owr-. h•a
htn•-. r\liOll.lllf( mu ... rc '"''and C\Cty Sun
d" \ c \ t• n 1 n g lr o rn 1 0 p m t o
madtuf(ht -unl\" on 1\J l
Wrilln~'>'-.111-.< rnler lutorswill heo\.all
• ahlt' an L1marnt·k l..OUI'l8C bet\.\ <~n H ,tnd
tO p m to ht~lp "tudNlh \\ ho havt ~ tn .. t
manutc problem... w11h popl•r~ \io
apfklllltmt •nt llt"CC!>oStll''\ JU~I drop b\
1lw ll "omen .. ~toc:ccr pin) e~ mt'1'1
Pnc·lht, L nt\'l. ~Nil\ at 1 t a m. in Gn!>o'-' old • Stadium
Tho Fduc-.atlonal \dnunlslratlon Mu
dt>nt Rt"(X)gnitton Banquet will be h~ld al6
p.m
State of I heArt· Tho Philadelphia ~trirut
Quarto! wiU perfonn in the Chapt>l at 8
p m Ticko t~ an• a\ allabla .u the lnfonna
tlon D~k
111c Baha'i Club will meet in the Gray
Room at 7 p m discusstng the Uniwd
Nntlun~o Dn_\ ~vmpo ium on world pc.•an1
\JI ar<' wolc-omP
on.
~~rnrtufro , writtrn b) \1ollere dironed
h~ Edgar At~ nold. .. , open~ tonight al8 p.m.
in Fir, \l:rcs llwatrt•
Sign-up bugins todn~ lor the Dmib
Rest Hll..e oponsored by College Out
doo~ The trip will be on Sunday Oct ao
ues.
Or Natnsha Josefowitz from San Daego
State University College of Busin~. will
LYFOR lt'f'IUI'l' <Hid lt•ad ,, cfl,tlugut• un Wnmun
nnd I1CMt•r flnmct"- nnd .,trutc~oQt,"> nt
tht• Purtlond ~lnmul llott•l 1 .JO p m
·r'id.t•t .. 111't• ~
1\ Pt•at'\i <.oql'> mlol'matlon W'l&ion wfll
bl' lwhl hum !I a m to :. p m
fho L( fnt'rl " <;(JC'I'-''r INIIn \\ill take On
\.\ &llunwllt l nllicrslt\. in l•ri'>wold Stu·
dium •'' 3 p rn .
Knthltwn MC'l.nughlln pre,l'nt.. her
fl.tpe,>r (,r,J.ll (;oddt• ., Bt•vond thcOppo
Mit's" at .f:JO p m m tlw St•ll7. l.ounl(e in
tlw EHttlr; \1usac Builthn~
"Tanuffc" will bt• pl'rfonnrd an Fir
1\cru., l hcntt-v Ort Z4 ·2.'l ul 8 p m Ticke t~
arc ov.allublc tlltlw thuuta't'
J\l·t\non mrolto. ll\lel)' \VL>dncu.day evon
mg m rho H<..., Paul Wnght !> offiC'tl in the
( hapcl at 8 p m
The lntcmotlunul folkdance series
meet!> m Stnmm C\I('I'Y T\1esdn) night &om
7to 8.30 p m
Tho Art Von \viii depart from the nrt
department C'\Cry\\ t•dnc .. daya.t4 p m for
various galloric~ nnd muMJums dO\.vn­
town f:\cryonc• i~ wt>kome to JOin
··c:rnndmo thcr Moon: Women's Vision
Through Womcm ~; Hand.,, · an art e~hlbi
tion, "ill be 'h0\\11 "'' 828 N \\ 23rd,
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1 he Wake of Jnmcy f'o'tter, will be
pro!>f•ntrd Oct24 No\ 12 on the Main
Sliagt• ol the Portland CiVIc Theatre. 1530
S \~ Yamhill
'Endgnmo,' a poagnanl romantic
r.omecl) ofnuclc•ar dcstauction by Samuel
Bcckfltt will be proMtntcd at the Critical
Ma..,, 1ltcatcr. 938 N.W Everett at 8 p.m
Thu~day8 through Sundaytt unttl Nov 7
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Woovingb of Peter C'olllnS"vood \viii be
shO\.vn in rhe Hoffman Gallery. 8245 SW
Bam~ Rood until Nov 13
KIDS,
moving as well as funny.
The result is another
perceptive, unexpectedly
confident work by
Mr. Duvall.'' Ed and Sarah both work and make good money. They
didn't think any of their six children would be eligible for
any sort of Federal aid.
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''Simmers and pulsates
with sheerly human
energy,. ,scruffy. funny.
channing, unnerving ...
a one-of ...a-kind movie. I·
-O.tY1CI Mw1 Newswedl But Jenni qualified for a Basic Grant and young Ed also
applied for and got a Guaranteed Student Loan.
Of course, no one is guaranteed
study money. But the only way
you'll know if your kids qualify
•s to apply.
Get the details from the
high school counselor or the
postsecondary school finan­
cial aid administrator or
write to Box 84, Wash­
ington, D. C. 20044 (
and ask for "A Student "
Consumer's Guide:'
Do it today.
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Office of Education •
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