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

Volume 48, Number 9

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1983-11-01

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tt•d aiJilhy ul o in intcr'na
and 10. J to 5
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for more
ttcsdnv fNon
I office in thu
:ILUlce Serf~
le:.day night
J of tht· Stu·
lntere .. ted
Fridnv aftt?r­
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mplt.•ton
ita IT De\ clop·
ngoing lour­
)pulmonal'.)
ll hJv basis to • odation cur•
~2-ttn . --..J Lewis and C1ark College Vol. 48 No.9. November 10. 1983
Mission staten1ent slated
for January completion
1\1\thv Ccx hron
ttl alvo l'lcttiN'r t.u'IC
i\fh•r one and a half vcar: ul
,,'On-. l.t•wfs nnd t'wrk " Ml~tsaon
Pl.llullt\8 pmcu~ .'l wiD be oom­
plt·trd lly J,muory n dtcduled
rutnunutang In a totomonl of th~
butr. phllu..op hit'!l ond dln•clion
oil C balunclns Allplorlnl( tht• qw•11llon
at ~clcnct· in toclf'tv .mclttw n•lu
tlomlhlp bctwPnn libt·r.llnrt .mfl
tht• pmh•HPiJon•ll
\1 thia point. atrur.turally \'\u
·'~ not hrudt·d tuward n. full·
blown unlvtt""ll)' GanJrwr so1d,
111n1 l:t !laid Pru~ldt•nt Jamus
1 (;Ardrwr, tl all •·mulnuPa at lis cur-The commiltt•f• hae nunowcd 11
down to two pn•llmlruu :y »1411!•
menlr;: ontl bt.<inl( lt~WIH and Clark
College and Luw School and tho
other bt>tng l..('\"\.15 and Clan.: Col·
lege. Ltl"' and Grnduatt•, with a
grcnt deal ol atttonllon bcang paid
to the l.allf't ~ II' IIi a matt••r of what
conftguroUon of 1hu thrN•
together" , rent ,,.,r •
"TTll' Jli'Ot I'S!I lt. JUfil nCM l'Om
··n1e pr"'<:eSS is just
now ooming to a head
The crucial time
period is the next two
months," said Gardner.
lng to a ht!nd said Gardner The
crudal umc period Ia the noKt
1wo monthfi
!l<'ntor Mike fiiAAtns. the 'lingle
t;ludcnt repruMmtatJve on the
! Mlulon Plunnanli( Commrtlee .
6olid '1l W pt 'OalliiS l\4,1, bee I na.
tr311ng for a lot of people. but it :.
gelling better Now we can oo the
light al the end of the tunnel
In it" .. rrort to crca to a Ml~ !tlon
Statement, the committee •~ foe
uiJng on the Issues or academi c
qualit\ ethical and moral sensi·
llvtl~. intemationoJ afiaJn. In an
1nwrdcpen den1 worid gender We ha\c to grun a ~nsc of
pnorilies ~ld lligglna It • a
question of lntcrTCiallono,hip 5
bef\1\.-ePn the C.OIIeso the La"'
School, and tho C.rnduato 5( hool
What kind ot edur.utlonal rela
lionsh1p 1thould they hnvo, to
what degree ~ohou ld their ph1IU'I
ophit~:. btl e~1mllar . and what pro
grnm connections &hould lhcnt
be? Bnslcally heM !fhould they
mesh togcthcr7
In de.;lgning 1he tmal tntt•
men1 the committee I• t~nd(l.l\'O f'
lng to worir. wflh thf' t-M5tlng
strenglhb and 'pec1al feature .. of
the College to further d~elop
1hem H.lgglfl~> liWd The fllatc
ment Will give tho College a M>nse
of self-awarencsl> .
ln developing lhP ~llulon
Stnlt:ment . the commtttee htls
u:.cd the report• and rc•comman·
dat10ns of fi"e sub<ommittees
the Undergraduate Planning
Commlllee. the Graduate Plan
nmg Committee tho L..lw School The LC crew'• women'• tour ts lhown here
rowtng to the ltartlng line at • regaU. lut
S.turday In Tacoma Wuh. From lett to right .,.
Ann Dodda, Jwtlor, Ells ketchum, junior, S.n1
Peterson, Junior Annie Nu ..... tophomoN and KeW\Etcman
Karen Middleton , junk>r. Under a new coach, Dan
Johnaon, the crew team hel 31 people out for the
fall term. The tum wfll kick In wtn1er ... "' wtth
land eondltJonlng and partlcfpam ln eight or nlne
races throughout the aprfOfla.
Plllnning C.osramn~ the Phyl;i·
nl Planl Committee. and the
Communrty Plannrng C:ommll·
too. Also playmg an imponant
role nre conauhant~o ' repor1
tn.talees reports and ldea.s from
students on each commltteewho
worited on heanngs and drafhng
documents
1 trunk department reports
and studt=nt input ha\-e been
g~von more emphasi~> by lho l1nde1g»uduat e Planning Com·
nuttee thi1 year;• Mid HJggings
"Much of thl' WO"' \Nill be done
owr "'inter break. Tho committee
wm trv lo •vnlhe.<~ue the ... k • •
(oi'Ct'! and commluee repor1s and
recommend.ttJon!i "
lf all goe according to plan
and the atatPment comes out at
the end ot the year. HiMJn» wud
it will then go before lhe entire
conununuy , who will be giW! a chance to ~pond . II will then go
co I he IN tees After oommunity
and tnatee approval rmplemcn ·
tatjon will begin.
"E\1!1)1h.ifl8 we are ~ng in
the MISbion ~tatement so IAr
looks hlc.e lht! main focus "'111 be
on che undetgJ aduate levct," said
HiiJ&Inb HI th1nk underg~aduate
tUdents will oo ple.aw.d Wllh thf!
result of the proct> s "
Dont1locks scheduled for inst ation The purpose of Wednesda y's
Open Studt>nt Pon.tm \\'lU lo
·1nform atudenc~~, on the po tble
outcome ot Mt ton Planntng
and lhc rscommendataons ol lht!
Undl'JlP'I.dWltC ralanntng Com·
mitttw?... SOlid r~bbe HambtT,
ASl C pit'l!i.ldoot. •and I o ~
their l~db:lck beture break.
bt":CaU6t: the proc 5 I 80lng to
rt'ach implemf'ntation stage
dunng bre.:tk • I
: Uso Konl~ &berg
[ Olrhr Plunt'l' r I.DI( key, but they will need to
rememt:w ~r thear dorm "c-omblnn
lion 1:;4ch donn will tuwe a differ
ent combmauon lock.
t\ combination loci.. sy 1em for
frequently used resident hall
dooni ~'ill greet MUdents when
thev rotum &om winter 1Jre3k. • l..ht \\1\0ter unlnvfted vit;ttors
\\t>rc dir.co\-ered tn Le\\llb and
Clark dornutone~ at odd hours or
, lhu day nnd naght Student con·
1<'f'.ms m,,,. the Incidents promp·
'ted Pn.•sident Jame!> C..U"dner to
1\11111 \V1th rt'btdents and dJscu~s
lwa)'tliO provide addlttonol sccur-
1 ity and safe1v measure.s Gardner
and tht• t>tudent~ agreed that the
door~ ~hou ld be tSOcurcd
·our a~tplrnllon 1s not to tnhlbll
people ~> fr(~!dom to move.· ..aad
Gardner
n\c 00\\ proco:~s. which will be
In effect throughou t the day, will
require btudent:. to punch in a
'-"quunro ol nint• numbeno an
urdt•r to be admlttdd to the dor­
mitol"\ !'lludent• wfU not nood a
I
I The main ~dvantnge to 1hls !!)"'>·
tem, said Director of Rustdence
Hall~o Oenir.e Thomp!oOn . Ill that
"All of the bulld.inge. re:.tdent~ "'il
l.now what lhe combination i
but ., casual visitor will not."'
·We found thi$ to be about the
best combiruUon s}·,wm there
15 ltaid Fred VenLke building~
nnd ground:.. ~;upenntendent .
ll much safer than a ke.)
because tf JX'Oplc lol>Q thctr kc)· or
monag<' to duplic.dte IL your
c.ecunty Is c-omplewly lo!-.1 ~th
this na\v a_Vtltom wt: ha\'(' thunbil
lty to change tho combinations In
JUSt a CNlller of timt'
Thompson said there '" no
plan. al this point. to replace
internal lock~. in the donns As
far Ob security report~> go. there
ha~t been a marked drop-off In
r'Pported thcf\6 of penwnal prop·
eny thi~> h!nn
•
••••• ••••••• •••• •• ..... " ••••
•
RObett
Stirttng winter term, •tudants ena.rmg naldence hall• wlllt\1¥1 to
punch • combiNttlon Into todtl betng lnlt.,ad on .,. frequently ·
uted dorm doorl. ------er 3, 1983 Pioneer log, November 10, 1983 The entrance door~ not
uqulpped wfth tho combtnat1on
svstt.~rn will be locked at all timt~.
The .. ystem WlUi suppo:.;ed to
be readv when school opened
this ta.ll. HQ\I\.'e'\1!r , the tumblt·r
pan~ of the lock.~ wen• lncom'Ct
and had co be sent bacl\ to the
14ttorv . •
11 "'"-as alliO d.i&: overed 1t1<11
some of the donn dool'l' "'iU ha"-e
to bo replaced entirely and new
t:ra~h -bar unittJ lnstaJied The '\:-o·
. -
tcm b bo.lnicaJJy dus.gned for
lcnob-typc doon> ""tuch ha\ 'U ~
acces tbthtv. • • We want to instaU a1 h•ast ontl
door that has a knob 50 ertlB'­
gency staff can get '" with a key,"
Vonde ~MUd
VenzJ..u estimates that the com­
bmallon locks wruch COSt \'\'ell
0110 SS.OOO-plw. the new hard­
ware. wiD OCJ'fle to a totAl 0011 of
$15,000 to SlO.OOO
Matntenance and rce.lden1
directono; acknowledse that there
am gomg to be problem!!. at 6n;t
Both Vcru:ke and Odell R&lident
Oin-ctor Miriam Creen·MitchC'II
C\pte~d the fear that ~tudent11
w;JI 3\'0id Ul{il\g lhe COmbtniJlJOn
tuck.'l bet-:ause of somu incom-en ·
ientl! b) "le.l\lng tho doons open
aU tLl\
MltcheU lMl.ld. "For the system
IO \VOri. 11'5 solng tO tako the ~tU•
dents to ~upport the idea and be involved In Ironing out th•• diffi­
culties as they an roe .. "
fo~t Resident IJircctor Jen·
ntft'T' Krohn beJIC'\e~ that, rn gen·
em!. u l~~o tmpt!rath -c t~tudent s
acknO\~l( •dge the presence ot
atrangt!nt an thcu area .
1'he general f•lehn~ among stu·
dt~t ts ta,'Orable Jumor Robm
Toras:.a. an Odell H&ll resident ,
::.aid "I don 1 sec an.) ro3SOn ..... hy
we shouldn 't koop our door
loc.:l.t-d. t would pen§Onalt} led
safer.'
Mike Bowen, Ire hman in
C opeW.nd , !'OAf d. "lllloi.t! tt ao pcopJe
can 1 w3nder into the donns late
at night"
Ttuc:y Uosworth , ophomore lO
Alder. had a tittle dttlN1•nt frehf\S
''It fine. but I dun 1 ttee that
thf'rc's nmllv nr-t.-d for 11 I thank • thcv !Jloud ha\t! th~ combo tht•
~
Yme lor all the donns ll\atli
what the nroc 1hlJ18 lr. about thrs
campu as oppolled lo a tarscr
one-bocausa "'"e ha\C had lrec
rem," sho s.:ud
M1arii: l.m"cll. treshman tn
Copeland e.atd · I h.t\C nulled I eel·
ings I rcaiJ) dun 1 want people to
\\llll.. m-but .umc n.ght I don t
thinl.: I rould opt•n H 11 II be JjJte a
sobnt•ly IC~t "
2 Coach quits Stu done representa th c
tn,-ohoed in the forum \.\'l!n! Hag·
gin trom the Ma on Plannang
Committee . and jurnurs Cart Hor­
ton and .\tiM! Lut2. both &om the
Underga aduate Planum Com·
mittee. Otht.'r memb&s of lh'"
M.isSJon P!anning Gommiuce also
plAnned to p<~rbdpatt•
Gardn'--r &aid "\\'c ha\ n 1
a.m\ oo at hard chotce \'UI, a '" • ~
o1re :.till 10 the process of heanng
trom commht~t ~ and task foi'Ol-.
1'here has brt>n nn rcacttun
because \W o.ren 1 tO thai pomr
.ret. but people are amuou and
w·aitlng to react and be mvoi\'IL I
encoumge discu.Jston and the
hO\.,ing of ll\'t::l) inlt1rc&l ..
Correction
141$1 ~ in the page 1 paum
the Pioneer l.Qs identified I Dlllsc
Wallin as \ UJj.nia 1-'r) We ap»
~re to both ir tt~ OJtu~
St!\\."8 wntf'f' l...ni'T) 8o5Cht! gc•ts studt .. nt and player roactiun to
tho 1'\'slgnauon ut o~ nthuny ti.vans. aSSOC'iate profes.sur ot
health and ph real cdur.-.atlon and \'llrsit) men 1 SOC\1f!r ODAch
11 KICKING TO VICTORY
0.• ptt~ mud and ram I he LC women Iii SOt.1Ct!f' tt>am :.hd to
\i, tor)' rn the Nr\IA R ... onal Tournament . Eva11s vacates men's soccer helm I Collf
Or Anthony Evana realgned from hla po1IUon aa eaaoclete
pro feasor of health and phyalcal education aeverel weeki ago La rt) 8o<,c; hl'
01 lhr Pic>ut'C'r I (If(
Ur \nthom E' .1ns llll'-t>Cl..ltl'
prolr.s~r ol httnll h .tnd physh .a I
l>CiUl'<.lllon has ~ubml llt'd ha-.
reslgnauon to \thlctn :.' Din•t tor
f'N.'d Wll on Roa on!' for h111
rco;lgnauon ho"e not vet bt•cn
rru~de public:
E\ans. tcnche-. unatom\' and
phy"iolog,\' , ndllpti\'C P.E.. Pf'C\."n
taon. ~cmor ..eminnr, titnl!'-" c'\a
luation and eWJ't"IM' ph) -.lolog,\
E\-an. 11l.,o coached nu itv '\OCTt•r • untal ht> re<.ignt•d -.c•H•ral "l "t''-s
ilSO h-.lstunt l'o.u h <.hn' )o..ncnu
ha1> hll..cn 0\ crt,;, ans' po ... uaon "''
hc.1d co.tch
'<o fncull\ mombc•n.\ould com·
mc•nt on tlu ntiiM>n-. lor b·ans
l't'M~nutton \\litton alsn chd nut
c'omm~nt on \\ lwthc~r tht "'SI~
nataon ~ oulc.J lx• un.l'pll'd 11r
denu•d
Onlv student nnd pluyt>r.
would \·oact thear fL>ehng-.. "hach
\<\ocre largt~h amu,..t•mt•nt and
shock
b•an!. ham"l'll rcl\ao;(•d to mnkc
an\ commen t on h1s rct•enl •
dCC'l'>IOn. Or Dt•ll -,math u fnt.Ull\• • nwmbor l.Ummtlv sol"\lng In 1ho
Dt•tw ol Fucnlly' Offirt.> s1.11 d. 'I
c.m t tl!ll you what:. hoppNllng
nght now bocnuM• II o; an the pro
t;C~"' ol bt•lng d('('ad('d Wu !thould
kntM bolun.• the> end ol full term
smith ub.o 'l.nld that regardlc'" of
\'\hat hnppt·n~ Ton\ wUI ron·
tinua tt>~dng rlat>:ses through
.. pnng ttlnn."
Tho IWCC::Cr tC3m WM token b\'
'IUI"J)MIW b\ f\an-. dCC'l .. IOn Jun•
lor 1\t"\m l.gan de..crilwd hi"
clnnouncamcnt to the tcnm Ho
came an one hour before n game
and told u~ that he """"' quatltng
u-. ~< l'l coach He looked up.,cl
nnd ~id that he wn~o quattlng for
pt.•r,onol rca.,on' l:.varYonu was
.. hocked und upset
1hc hllallh and P f.. motors
mwr·vit>Wed agreed thnt ham•
\\M one of thu best teacher- In
tht> dopartmcnt
It would ba '"'11) detrimtmtal
to the dapm tmant if Tony tan
sa1d ju mor Lynnetu.• \.Va:-;c
"He ttl one of the be'lt tenrher.r;
and among the most academic
added o,eruor 'ilke \.'anobdflflha&cn
some maiar"l considtnd th~ long·
tt>nn con~uence~ of Evan.,·
rt~bon I( ron\ hMws. that would
IL•n\ t' Ooll ~mlth to tc•uch all lh~
con• dn""t'Fo fur thll houlth dtlpuN
nwnt. ~tuac1 somor Kim Mlll('f
Dull 1:. .1 Vtll')' goodi<'UC'h~r but I
don 1 thlnt.. nnv proh• M>r can
ll'<.lrh all thl' hcallh das!ttl~
ln rT\)o opln1on he~> the bt:\1
proft"•c;or hcrt• I wus consldcnnJ
the gnu.luatc progn1m hart~ . but If
htt leaH'S I II go t>amcwhm't.t el~
saad 1\tlll(lr
Junior Li Bacclgnllupp l
'''PI't'~!.ed '-Jmalur concerns "I
ntnud thul whon I upph to
ult' chool that the.) are going
51.1\ thC'm Is onh one . .
To -.omc mHjor-., t:.vnn!>
nulion lnC'rt'allc., whntlhU)- ~'Cal
,,, gcnorul Indo. ol rommunlt~lilll
wtthin thu dop11nmont
r m not tht• only mujor whoh
dle.nppolnwd when tht! dep.m
ment wit~ utJ that we don 1 net.'ll
to ba inturestcu In thf~ stt1ft
\anolidenhugt !n said
Fwns ro .. agnution
Rt•lumnf( to 1 he dt•purt ment
gcn11n1l BncC'agaluupl swd Th
maror-don 1 kno~ what's goi,.
on. i!Od wt• ro not getting an.
:.lrcUE(ht tlnSWCI':<i "
Yasui asks for reversal of racist policies
1\ath\ Cochran
Of t ht! PicJnecr Ul!i'
~hnoru \'asUJ, chi11ntl4n ol tht•
Ju pant.•:-t.>·Amerlcan Cat i:rt•ns
~gue. told an audicnro at L~'\"!'o
und Cl.lrii: n.'C'Ullly thal he sup­
ports " tumo\er ol rault~ lJ s
Supreme Cour'l dt.\•cbton:..and tht·
n:~omml•ndarton!i ol thL• lf.!>
Comnu~:.aon on \\'ar1imr. Rt•loc.'l·
taon nnd lntt!nlnlt'nt of ll\lltilns
conc::emang tf'dress
nw lntt•rcultural Forum ol
Orttgon brought \'a sua to l C on
Oct z; to ~>peak on reuress tor
Japant~Amcncans confint•d to
relocation cam~ dunns Worfd
\\ar II
\ asui Mtd llts O<M tht• Ia\\ of
rtw lund that Amt'n<'3n citiu•n:;
cun be dastingut hed on ttw ba as
of am t>!ilf\. and at 1 tun her the • Ia" ollh land lhatth~ m1litl\f'\' m ¥
llmt• of cn:-.1s can 1!\. .. uc on:JL'rs tu
the m'lhan populauon \.\t• sub­
nut that 1h16 lund ol dt'.CI:.ton
should nc!\t•r be pennltted to
6land
I ollm'\-ln& the Doc. 7, 194 1
t~)mbmg of Puart Harbor, Pr · •·
dent f·n.snUin D Roo~!"ch ll>!>ued
an ~~~r:utr\'e order dt.>c:lanng that
lht· Set'l~t~ of War anu all tlw • maUtan commander'b should -'·'"e nece_-tsnry ... teps to M.>cure tht.l
\\~lem dt'liUI"LSeS ot tht l :.Wd
\'ll!'iUl
1\\ o mtlltary ordt•rs \\h1ch
uHt.'Ctt>d nil pt.•r-.ons ol Japanel>e
de!'n•nt un the \\t• .. t Coast were
gt\L'n at that umc Thti li1"1'1t wa~ a
curtc•v. c·onfimng all persons of
Joponc•'e dtiHent-and all
t!lll'ffi\' alienP> of Gcnnnn or Italian • d1• ct•nt-lo th~lt' home:.
ht•f\\lll'n 8 p.m .and 6 am and a
~tnction limiting lhem to a lhe·
nuh• r'Oldlus around thear home-.
\\ithout a military JM'Mnit
1 hr~ M>C'Ond wa.; I he inc arc era·
lion ol nil pen.ons ol Jnpane~
ch.,.cent, ahens and non· alien;o. an
Aprll nf 19~2 .
"It is n0\1\' the la\1\' of
the land that American
citizens can be dis­
tinguished on the
basi of ancestry ... We
submit that this kind
decision should never
be permitted to stand"
'As a la\\yr•r, it M't•mt•d 10 me
then and It ti>et•ms to mu nm' that
nn mllrUU1' authonf\ !thoulu hcJ\.e • • tlw po"-cr to order any ci\ilinn population to do .anything ' ~•d
\'a:.u1 ' l hut s tht• \\ holo doctrine
a.' tar as our American ((O\t~m ·
ment '"' cont emed '
\'a1-ui .said tht· ( ommlssaun on
Wan1me Relocation dlld lnlcm
men I or Cl\1lian .. c..amt•to tht! con
duaion .:1lh·r two and u half' t•ar •
MUd,y. ending m foetnuuy 198-'l that
thu whotu r..-vncuouon pa'U\ U'>
wa:. not a matter-ol m1lltan
ne< u:-.~;ltv but rather wu.. the
re.sult of rucl' prcjudacc. war hy"
teraa and lack of polft1cal
le<iucr':)hap
Thu tinal rct•ommendauons
(June 16. 1983) of tht• cornmll-ston
arc as toii<M·s
• That Congn.: .. s pass a totnt
resolution to bt: litgncd hy thco
prc:.idt•nl acknowlcdgmg thc
gre.1t lnJUHiicu that wa done in
1942 and offering thu apoiQ81Cs ol
tht.' natton
• Thut the pre:.idonl oiT~ow pa.r­
don~ to uU thost• com1c tt•d ol \o-lo
luting mllitury order-undt.•r tht•
evnr.ualion of 194Z thl,; pnrdon
wn5 dt'clint>d IJv \ aRull
• 1 hut lholl(' t'D&t!s Involving
t"\aCUt'eh 00 COnNtr'\Jcd w1th JlbPr
all t\ m mgard to Sot·lul Soc·urity
eligibility anu milltili'"V honornblt•
dtschargcs
• That ~ongn.•ss appropnotu
Sl..!i b1lllon to be u5t>d n11 a tru&t --ASLCU ate--
!:UnC.e this 15 the Wl 16SUC Of fhr.
new paper or fAll term, It :;ecms
appropnate IOl'CQlp the activfues
of ASLC 0\er the last rum• week!>
1"o of the boards.lnformauon
and Protp'3mlTllng and Budget
and F'inam:t!, have adopccd nPW
procudures for petformlng their
n!!>ptrt:twc functionl more P.ffi·
r:iently. J&.P tntroducPd u charttlr~
lng proc:ea. which roqulroa
organi.J..ationa to wort.; with th(~
bu:l.rd tar a minimum ol five
"-et•k.l bdore JubmUUng a formal
charter appJicatJon nw ldr!a
bf:hand thu mm.-e was not only lo
fon::Je puup11 to demonr;trate thear
\Ubilil) befurc being ctw1e~d
hut 1u encourage a better n•la·
ttunshtp With the studont gU\'I!m·
mf!nt u \1\.t?ll. ·nw board drafted
apeca6r. wet>k.ly ~oals lor tht• ti\IC·
Page 2 "-flCJ.. "lncub4hon " p«>riod but
hu .wt to tc.t the nuw pnx:es.
The Budget and fanunt;e board
defined 116 budgetang ob)ectiws
"~•hlch provfdt• a more loos.ely
wrtttrm 6N or guideUnc~ than has
boen uat•d In the p&!lt The rntlo·
nair· behind thla changa was that
lhc bud~etlng proc(•~5 i11 by
natunt highly ,uhjPCti\'C , and
could be !limpliOt·d gn•atly by
uc.knowltodging lhnt fuel Th(l
Objoolillt'b , which "ar:Y according
to the cypc of group. t~mphasi .:te
outlildu funding and c.ooparauon
bt·twnf'n thr· bo.lrd and thto
organization
11w SAAB has made• no major
policy t hangu.s thaa wnn, but it
ha& addressed a numberorissuca
mcludlng tho crit••rla for tOM! arch
and \i&iling &Choler snmta and
thl' danf(~ In the finalr. 6Chttdule. f.Kecutwe Council, ffi£".1nwhile ,
hat> g.rnpplcd With .1 vancty of
concunu &ut·h a~ am proving com·
muntcatlon wuh the student
repre60n tativea on admlnlatatl\le
cornmfltces. par11culnrly tho~
mvolved in the mlaalon pl.snnlng
proce1s: atJmulatlng dlacu&ston
on the possibility of centrullzlng
lecture s.chodullng and fund dl"
lriburion. off..campua rupreMJnta ·
taon, trndltton» at L( ond roles
and fun&rion:o. of tht> vorfouaASLC
bodJPa
One auch body thtl Studtmt
Course F.valuotlon scalf, will be
5Uivt•ying "tudcnts In a cross·
liCCtion of cloll!ltl!l thla wt•ek '11tc,
editors f!nrouragn thoughtful
answers on 1 hoac aurv••ys,
becauMJ thv} fJO IUt\e an amp<&cl
on tht• fur·ult'r and udmlnt·
strnuon fund tor educational and human·
atannn purpo:.e~
• Thnt the ~ui"\WON. of this
expenenoo approximnlCiy 60.000.
be paid the sum of SZO.OOO each
\abUI openl,) protnsted .Against
chu mlllta1v ordc~ ot 1~2 und
"'<L" as ropot1ed ~ tho Oregonwn
lOci s. 19831, sentenced to mnv
months or :.olltary confincmcmt
1n a federal pnNln, ,,., \"\tdl a:~
ancnrcc•rated in an internment
camp
Hl5 ca~oe and the !'ilmilnr ra~>~s
ol Fred l<orcmat!lu and C.ordon li:
HirnbaVbht went before th~ U.!>
Supremt! C.ourt in 1943
'The det.t:.ion or thu Supremo
Court wa!t handed down on June
Zl, 1943, .and tht Supreme Court
by a unanimOU!'o d(>Cision ruled
that in timtt of war, certam rnmor
rt'!'otrictions upon the rightft ol American cahzenl'i bccau~ ofthr
p<>t·ullar roci.ll affinitv of theR
pt·oplt• would btt allowed would
bt con11titutlonal Yasul :.;Ud
' \nd I would stresr. here at thh
tam<· that .. tht• law today
Ya~ui. Koromutsu and Hlraba\­
llhi hoVl ren1ntly filed wnt6 ~
mn.1r to pro\e that infonnutlon
lradJng to thi~o Supromc t ourt
dccl'lion we~ ml8rcpt-c.,onted ~
the l s J\II011W) r.(lneral ... Offiet
l·or us ali ind1Vidun l~o. It maktl
\'CI'V littlo dllfetUICC Whether i
mlhdt'ml'cJOOr COO\ ICIIon 01 41J
~ear-. ••go iii a record or nol 1
record. said \'at>uJ But at ~Emu
ampollantto mnthot for .dl \ml'l'
lean people thnlthe U.S Supremt
Coun dec a hi on not be u~d J!l•
pn:.>t ·cdt~nt to oppf'\!ss an\ peoplr
an.) time an the luturo. If we ran
get rid ol thl5 p.u·tit·ulas decbaon
I thin!. it "ill btl a gn•ut ben£'fit
all Amoncons "
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Pioneer Log, November 1 o, 1983 -
Hohin t J'8n1.CI
ot tho• ltJutl>·t·r '"'
\.\1ulr tlw
Conmtiltrt• tl
thtl futUI'\' rnlt1
In '"'' omd
1 1\d\'Oirlf'f'IOI'Ill
, ~t.1fh\ ork I C) a
mc<lflS IO nl
end~
GrcgcH)• 1
for mstlluti<
a~ ulso org;,mil
rampaign thl1
, arand wuu
~'t'l' tht• nurt
cfn\P
It wall bu
p.iign \\ l' ";j
with llw ~'l'Ca l
1 In hopafull.) o
will trv to ge~
cent uf 1hc tol
pcoplu We \
and inlilit{ute
thai will last
~mrs "vfl.ich
donatiUns , a
Thot.e pan I
remt campaa
contribute lo
&. e year.sl a,
gifh In oddJt
annual contt
they "111 be
In fonnulat
legy lnstltu
expects one I
represent nt
the colleges
rompaign ba
contnbulion•
a lot of p:;yt
said Gregory.
We slaM
1htsteoo. whi1
people who
in n first·rnte
Saga
:t..e .. ne ~lnlmq~
IN Plorlr.i·r t.q
I
Gro~ .. ""G<
Iter," ·Could l
general \\ DH!~
lend to be tlu•
to the n•pol
student~>
In c~n cOurt
\enit•nc::u nnd 1
• Suga "' llvatutudt• •
a<'h Dining
rallruom Oc
Most Mud"l
c \\ ill• ill
'~o·u1dn t tal<
1 · nn£"r ht•rt• ~
tUJIV'1 !){lid
~()+ COUI"o('
•
Saga eetera
•Gnatty" en
Plonee fl. elm
(>S, thUI WOUld
tO lt'Ul h <tJI lhP
'le health dcpurt
lior Kim Miller
10d tear ht~r . butt
( prolu81;0r can
lth c1Ul'S4J"
~n htl s the be·~
wae. constdt>lin,
asrnm here bUill
:OmlM·hcm el~
Bacclgollu
nr concem5 In
I applv to gJUdu
the) arc goang t '"I} ont• heal
on. Ewm. N!~
whot they ~-e
1fcommu ....... ,
trtmenl
mlv ma,or who I
vhen tho depan
.aat we don I nt'l..;
:d an ttw, !!tuft
ugcn s;ud
:m
ho departmt>nllr
oluupa suid. Th
p<m what ' goltl(
not gelling
~. ••
n& becauM> of thr
affinitv of thest
ie allOWed Wt;IUIQ
lal 'a~ui tMlld
ltre~' here at
Ia\'\ toda)
JHsu and Hlrnba)
1tly filed writs ~
that Information
Supreme C..oun
llbteprt•senmd tJ:.
y Ganeral 'Offiet:
SJVidualr. , II makf-.
renee \'Vhuth15' a
com1CIIOn 01
record or not 1
sui ''But il se1!rru
• that foraiiAmer
tthc U.S supn::n¥
not b~ U!>ed as 1
'pres~ an} people
~ futurt! If \'\C can
1u tic:ular dt•cislon
a great bem•fitlcr
a: Kirk
rams,
au. Rebecca
! Frank
•nolds, Sheila
~Agln
alnment
rar11n. Lisa ,gee. Kim
stala Sara
nderwood
:Sam
1opklns.
:a Meek, Hilary
Achtenau,
,Cynthia
Schlepp,
10, 1983 College beefs up fund raising
-
Jlohln 1 morf'n
Of lh• 1'111111 ,., I 01(
\\'htlt• tlw Mi sion J'lunnmg
("ornrutllf•t• t UlliiOUC'P. IO dt•hnt
lhu futun~ rult• nfl {'\vit. and C lurk
In tlw Ollh cl lur lnshtutlonnl
,\chann·mc•nt Grq~ory and hu.
111all ,, urk tu ,l('hic'\ t! the llnanclol
mt:.lll!i IU H'lU'h !host• dl•Mt'Cd
c•nd~
(,1,•gmy. It.!' \iu• pru:-.ldl'nt
(or inslttullonal ad"anr.f'ntcnt ,
l!i .tl o o'"".tni.-mg an endowment
mmp. u~n that would began tun.l
)t'.lr .tnd ''uuld bt• :.upt•nmposcd
uwt thu nunnal unnuul funding
dnu•
It '"ill he a '~•'<lucn 11.11 cam·
p.ugn \\:t• will ,,,..., identify those \'\'1' lhtm "or"" in r ont a>lllrl• car·
c IL''-,\t MJmt· puinl ~~ t•rynnc• will
be• .~~~kt!d to mokt• a cumllmc•nt .
No onu will I"~ ape• 6<1Jd CoU•I(ory
We thmlo. twoph will lw walhng
to inu·~l Ill ~omHhlnl.( thu,) kmM'
and llkt!
1\b c,regory c.t'l"i It, a mujw·lun·
dt .tlt.tng nunpaign 10 adcilttun lo
normal n:cmiting ol funds m·ucls
lo lxi pur uttd ont C\t'l''\ 10_\t'ur
f1W la!'&l mujor• I'MIIpaif(n WiHi tn
the 7~ ''ht·n tlw c:ollc~ wa."'
rotl'>tng funtll'i fur ph)'5ir.al plan
pro we:.: t ~> \n m ding tu Gn·gory, 111 thi!i
llnw thtJ 1 ollf>I(Ol l! 82 pc·rt ~'Ill tua
I I o 11 d I' pI II d I' n I Lt n d I tw
1'\lntalnd,•r 111 rft'tt\ ed from.mnu.tl
f(IO!i and lrum c.tmmg.'i from th••
en elm' mont In othPr wol'ds, "I C
l.'l l'ncb'\IJTlt_!fll pooc" \.'\bile an
llllTl:oJ.'\(' In the t"'ldowment dot':S
nul nt~ c:ss.lnl\ na1•an a dt!Cf1' . .15e •
an hutaon costs it does, said Gn•·
gory, alltM· tlw ooUt.J({' to talu· on
Pnhunt•t•mt•nt prowcts thai
would olht'JW'I EP be impo !l~hlu
u1 f 1'\•alt' a .;agnifkanl ,;u-,un nn
the bu UE(f'l
l!WJtutJon.ll Advanc.snent:; Jli.m­
run~ hingt'5 on the compltt1an
ot a alatt•mt•nt trom rnias.ion plnn·
ning which IS dut! in Januol)
Hum lht• gt•neral plan '"ill
ht!<·ornc rnon• spf'Ctfic Gene Gregory, vice president for ~natl tutao 1al Jv ... 1cement, Is
organizing en endowment campaign schedt.~aed to Degln next year. with tlw gn•utP~I t;Bp;lt lly to gwc.
In hopt•full\ u two-year p()nod we ,,;u trv to fll'nc>rate lO to 50 por
rt~nl of the total flgut-e from those
pt•nplt• Wo \viii them go public
3nd Instigate a mass cnmpaagn
that wall la-.t from thnw to lour
~'llill"' which will indude smaller
donauun~> -.nid Gregoty flu, dt!c 1 ton of how muc•h to
nll!>f' .tnd '' lwrt• to alloc-att•lund s
is a funrllon of tht• pl11nning pm
LC~'i NUd C.rcgory , o\ h~'ll!ilhilit)
:iiUd\< WJJI lM· rondur.lt'd this
:~pnng. whuf'l! t:on!mlt.tnl !i will
C\aluatc• LCr; caparlty lo mi~·
monoy
Onco thlt> caJ')ilcct) Is outluwd
and the t.OIIt-gc ntoed lll(ul,;•
de6ned. T~o;titutional Advanot'lftenl
m conjunction .. vtth mi~Mon
planrung and the Boord of ThJt>·
tee' will work to cloM' that datTer
entiat and agree on a goolllgure
Thts should be complcw by June
J984 Alcohol use fact of student life
Thtl!'>O parhcipaling In the long
tenn CllmpaJgn will bt• asked to
rontnbutc longet IPt'm UhNe to
five ye;u~t and more generous
gtft~o ·In addition to their nonnal
o~nnual contribution ln e~nce .
the} "'HI be double asked
In formulatmg a camp<ugn litra
tt>~, lnstltullonaJ Advancement
e~~'" one lall(c g1ft that would
repre!;ent at lea~tl 10 percent of
the C'OIIegc s total endowment. A
campaign based on many 'iJlUllJ
contribul!on!) does not work tor
a lot of psychological reasons. ·
said Cresory
Wt> 'llurt with the Board of
lntstoo:~. .. vtUcn helps us identity
pcoplt· \\ho aro willing to Invest
in o ftr:.t rate llberol arb college "Histoncally the definition of
needs transcends the intitltu
uon s 6nanciaJ capacity,aaid Gre­
gory I expect that."
Endowment fund~> WJII ~
broken down mto fiw general
categone:. U general endow
ment. Zl financtaJ atd lnood and
merll scholarahtpa ,tudent
loansl. 31 facuhv dO'\elopment
lfacultv reo;earch . endowed • chatf". endowed profe~M>,...htp~ l
41 library imprmcmcnt •lnd 51
capital eKpenditum~ tbulldlng
construc tton and lmprovcmttnll •
UNl Grovo
or thin Pion....,. t.q;
1\Jcohol consumption is il fact
of student life on campus . Tile
admJm,trnrion has .set policit>.s
but aJcohoJ is sometlung the col·
lege feels the students !>hould
make the 6nal decision about
'We all have a natural destre to
be high." said Oenhe Thompson .
du-ector of resident hall'> "The
Ube of alcohol has a place in
-.ocaery JUst like herbal tea. The
problem~> e~st tn Its abu:.e
-\cc<>rding to a repon wntten
lnst spnng by the Alcohol Policy
Ad\l!lQf)' Committee . Th~: level of
alcohol con~>umptaon has
lnCT'Ca&ed In the last five years
but It IS unclear how rnuch "
Saga • receives n1ixed LC • reVIews
l.e'>lle ~tulmqui~;t
lht\ PI ont '<' r Ul!i(
'{;,.oss," • Good '' <. ould be bet
tt·r,' ·Could bo \'\Of">U nre the
",.,,,., ,.,, \\ 11\t•l<.mgth!> Saga t•atcl"!>
lt•nd IU hu thinking un ilt'cordmg
'to th(· "'Port~ of qut•:~~uonPd
, )tudt•nts
, In un cllm t to a11<;0~s tht• <·on·
! t!nl~nct• and quahl.) 01 their food
"'-'1'\lcc ~agn ~lii'\E'\ i!d >~tudcnt fa
I .lllttudt•,ln l'1f'ld~ ••nd Dub·
1 rh Utnln~ Room" and the
l'rullroom (kt l
Mu&t . llldt•nt felt tht food !>Ill'· pound'> sJnce I'\'\) bet•n hure­
jusl doe-.n 1 cutll in sufficltmc .) or
nutrit1on ."
OthC'r romrnenb includtJd.
'"Tre.-. dt"C'fU0\.1ant !vel) di~,, ..
ingl." Rcalh good," "Gnarl),"
and Lm ... 11 nUIIIot "
Optumstk about the whult•
progr.tm I ru~hman John ~mnll
srud II'> bc-vn gc•lltng betlt'r-f
ll.ke Dans attitude "'
Judged un " ~calc• of om• to
lour the· . Ul't'.)', conduclt>d b\
Dan dunn~ hrea~tus t. lunch anti
dinner Ill r mld'> IV."iUhod In
ft\IJ... SJIRINC,
'' u ut leut.l ttd(~uatc I 1-'00[)
'"'""'ldn 1 luko unvont! our to 19113 19fl.2.83
llt'f ht•ru but II'' Oi<ol\ forl"'\'Cf"o a. ()\~all fJualil\
n.ulH.' ~.ud fr\' hmon lJ.OtN Aebl b taste 11nd
01 cout~ it s not the top of fimfll'
t ''lllu','' bald f>tMnna St;f08 t: \pponmnt."t' ot
but tor tlw amount ol rwu· food
time and r-o<~t., 1 think they d Vam·ty ot food
u good lob .. .. e. Temp ol hut
St·o11 Workman Isn't .. ., ~lj., . 10od 269 lb'9
2;..15 2/tl
:!66 Z59
2"-1 H.:J
I du .. pi~· It bocauw I'm :o!;;mp ol rold :?..96 260 S<lllbfied I \C lo:o.t 2;::5:.._-,.. ...... --:--------,-,
I • --
eater& ,..,. the
·Grlart•'l"' encf'Grota ." service adequete wfth comment• such 81:
Pioneer Log, November 10, 19113 5("1'\.lCC
b Courtll.'\\ ' and -hclplulncs. .. of
p«JNliU\l'l
t' Ftwndline:..' ol
JX•r.c:mnel
d ,\pptow.tncc• 01 2.51
308
316
pt•r.-onnl'l a. 13
PlACE. :AT.\IOS~l'F.J\1:
u I \UJ'Ilt tiwnc:-- ... or
tOad dhpl.l,\
h rtc•anl.tm·s.'> or
..,_,,, m~ W'\:a
c-< !('..trill m·-..... ol
dmu~ o.U't:a
d \ppuamnre of
~'11'\g <IJ'm
t'-1\tmo;;phere uf
dining an.·.a
0\'E.IW.L RAO'\(,
Of 1ltf: SEJ\\ 1CL
i.1 0\t~ \.llUt~
tn h•nns ot
gl'lbl'lg \'\hal )OU
pa} (ol'
b. l at• 111} rull'd
th~ hour-ol
Opl:rtlliOil af1'­
l' My ,.;en~
l~ling '' that
this lOad set"in: 3 10
328
310
3.12 :?.U
"> -tl _, ..
:!.80 ~.i 1 • opt--J'Uttun 1
\c, urdln~ to <l:uy Uhwkhum ,
I '"'d 'wniN.• Duvctor, Uw n•,ults
nl llw .. \If\~\ ~~>hO\ '\ nptimi""' ..
llw pmnhn• c ummPntli IU,, rt·tn·
lot"{ "18 tlwy lt·ll u" Wl''n• J(\llll~ Ill
tlw liMht tlt"'c'hcm '
lntph)\ emt•nl'!i h<t\ ,. bt'l'n
made· .a n '"' ull nl lt11• Mlf'\ ''"
:;utd UlntiJJwn Spn:t• m<'k haw
I.H:•o•ll .n.hlf'cllu unpttt\"' tlw il;a\·nt·
ul thl' toot I \\ htk• hlSatccl • nd
M'fl t'l\'lCt• nwJ.;s hll\t 1IM_~IIIIllrtt
ch~t o•tl to ktli'P \ l'l'£'1llblt!s hoi \n
an• ''"""'' f•oolcr unci t>UliJl ~ at't
haw .1l"o lMlt'n in .. tnllt•d h• lt..t•CJl
hlCad lna7.l'n unrl hot "We lake the c.1mpuswida
approach : &aid Dante! McKitrick
of 1tw Coun~Ung Center. ·The
RD<: and RAs aru .en6iti.zcd and
trnined In monuonng the u&e or
alcohol on campus '
"t\ lot of people ha"-e trouble
learning how to handJe it," said
Copeland RA Raben Oakes, jun·
aor. "SometimP5 they cnwl tnto
the bathroom tust in time. But
nobody has gone out a wandow
yet this term ..
· I m not o role model by any
mean • added Oakes
People mnke thPar own dea·
'lion~ n>gardles or pohcy said
Juntor R \ Bill Oldr. Students
are tired ofbmng told wh.lt to do"
Olds belitNe!l that Ooonnates
mu:.t be confron ted from a friend.
not an R.~\ playang tht• role olthe
futher figure
'The) n~ old enough to deal
wfth it,' ~id Olds. lsn t that the
purpuse of t: allege?"
U!\VI' and CL'lrk pmhib1t~ thu
consumption and po:.ses~on of
nlooholic t."-cmgcs in any public
pLlcc on e<.~mpu .. unless "pec1ti·
call\ autho~ . Donn ooundl. •
O\t'r5t."e an) 1!\.ent at '"hich aloo-
hol as ~·l't-d Ill donTUtones
,\ccordtnE: to JPnmtr.r Krohn
re'adcnt dirt!ctor ol t'ore .. t donn
wlht• pOIJC) dept-.nds Oil who~
cnfun ~mg it Krohn ~~mphasizt•d
thot it ·~ ·• poht.) answad o1.1 rult•
that ,lllf'OIJlt S 10 t'rC<!IC ;'I hn,.-abJc
c•n\olronment
~tUdl'nl& haH' diffcnng \it.'\\~
on wtwtht!r ' tho pohC'y \~orb
"I lll..t.• tht• tact lhdlllt'~ h>ft up to
tht• dorm ' :ooatd ~cnwr Julte ~hll'·
,,, II \\-Or.._!i \Wll an Odt•ll"
l>unng m)' "~ t•n ) ''"'"' ht'!re
I \ ,. ~~-n more dnn!Jng. lt•,s hal·
lucmogcn nnd lt•.ss pol 'mtlkifl8
thun 1n tht• p.l t, Thompson
said -..ataon\'\1dc . tt•s the drug of
chotc e
'I hn n·port also tated the
a\'l'I'ilfW tudt•nt 1141' httle undt!r·
"lllndtnf; and or cduc:suonal
nw3renfl about thP u~ of
.tlcohol. '
Junror Cann\ Huttftrfi t'ld * tx!fit•H•!\ that, \W're old l'nOUgh
to t'ontrol our uwn lin•s "e n• uot
bolblt!
our oc ach 1:. not dc"I8Jll'ri tu
h•:u·h pcuplt• j,~ .. potNbUit} "lwn
II llUmt•S to Afc1ohol " S~ud IUOIOI'
tut.ld "" .me;t.ll\
,\, <:unlin~ tu ll:mhn thu f'\.h•nt
tn wh1 h ulcohol U.'IU.l an 1lw donns
tlc,••nll on tht dnnking tlt:lll\.'>
,..,tz,LJlishtltl b,) tht! nlSidrn\ls ·•• tlie
ht.WIU\11 ~ ltl lht• )\:~u·
8uttl'rfiPid an \ldt•r "' hlt'ut
a8"''''1 l'eopll• "ho h\ • hen·
,, uluw llw ,,. tW•I fiOIIlg to S"' ~
lnt uf h"'fl nn \\t't'kt•nds and
·nntrst.Ln night at ruon• or less
1\ II uhlJOil
!'itucf••lll!-'' hu :M~·Io. snluudl'
c:sn a\'0111 the.: '""hh•m thca'C oli'C or her domu a,..uJable ... said jun·
aor Ten 'Jil.scn.
Mo 1 of the spenlia; otnlcohol
polit-tes are deliiigned to control
by·pruducta ofaJoohoJ con ump·
lion uch as blanng stereos. bois·
terou~ beha"1or and \'andahsm
"I becomt! concerned "'hen
there s crazinr.ss invol\.'('d ," .sacd
Krohn.
Both Bunerlield and 'ilsen
also attnbute drinJJng to \'andaJ·
ism but they add another factor:
boredom .
• \'and.1Jism usually occurs
when there .s not rung else going
on. •• said Butt~.o'f'tleJd .
"Homecorrung weclwnd \'\.115
calm with all th~ Ot"[Pnl~d actwa­
lle.'i on campo:, •· said Nilsen.
''Mur.lc and dancing pi"'\1ded an
outlet for ae_.greUton "
The alcohol policy of mo t
donnB requare paroes to h.lva· an
aJtcmatJ\ non·alcoholk be\er­
age along \\ith the 'puit that lU'C
6ef''Cd Thisc;snnot bcwacedrom
a fountam ar rsod.'l from a
machine
•t think th.lt pcoplo• aro bccom·
ing more oonsc•ou of the non·
drint..er." s~ud junaor Ruban
forassa, an Odell re dent
long as th~ people gm~ 1hc
p:art)' are re pont\lhlc abouttt. the
pohc:y \~orL.>c.l
Mea:-.urcs to redun• ttw noise
crr..ated b) akohol -mdul ~cd fr•!>·
li\iti~ are limatt•d
Krohn bcliew th•• oH••nded
person ~-eking peace hould ,, k
tht~ lat~msht F.I"''\'\ d to IM• quaot.
After lhllt tht-) c.:; n tnkt the cum·
plaant to H\oanl tu tool-; "''" lht"
matter nnd tlr.s'' 1ud.-cn~ent
' I ft'l-.1 sony tor thnM! too mt.'l•k
to :.ayan.} 1 hang. repluw..l Krohn II
mu:.l be lnJMraun,:
YF1oon- neL>d to \\'Qrl.; out
agreement _,,hen th 'l rt•
obt:r, addt>d Krohn
The method attempted b
:)mlth. rhc m\ tonous non· • dnnt.er. adtl a bit cn>atl\11} Ht-.
recomnwnded thf'0\\10 fu5e
~,·,tches .3nd n~kifl6 threatenall8
phone Cllls
One such phon£' cnll wal> d •
cnbecJ hl.;c thas: 'Hello th1 i!"
:,ecunty \our fJ.'lrt)' i be111g
ht:.u'Ct olfc:unpu W(• \\111 cnlltht
PortlAnd f1ob e 11 It is not <lUil•t
-.oon
~ 1'\!l\lning \\On I help .acrurd·
Ill~ tu unc ti.&rtzft"'ld re td~nt ,
\'\ ho sud ho hll tnc~ U\'(!f\ ttm~
tlll('t'
If \1 u ro trul>trttll'd ancl JosH
H1Ur temper \tlll won I bt• diL"l •
tJ\C ~Ul ce's t•omcs wuh hemg
('ll~'l·J lw nl
I hu.w rmlh :tit• mpl!i nt utlnm·
ms sill'lll'tl hould I•· 1.11 rh
hmuetl 111 nurnbc•t bt :au t'
nc ,~ordlf18 lo tlw tucJt•nt bum
tlartz.l ld I m lht• onh om• \\ ho ..
doc: n 1 on umc nlcohnl an~unrl
hl'l\.'
Page 3 Tri-Met changes mean
transfers for LC students
-.aro 'Ooble
Ill ho l'lon."f'r lq~
&•gmnang on Jan W. a new bu:­
:-t•n wo• \\ill begin oper<~tton
\\hll:h ,,,u probnb~ iltkct otll ll'
~tucit•nl'
\t th• time. bu .. ;\o 40 ,,,n oo
n•pl~tr.L'tl by bu' ~o 39 nnd tlw
nC'I' hu ,,,n h3H' .... gnilicnnll.'
dill•'"'nt rotu~· than tht• tomwr
~ '"'' a .. oou~· ol tho eh.1n~_w ... tu·
clt•nt~o of LC hould tw Jl.ll'ticu·
lnri) 3\\7\IV of the tollo"1ng thn·t•
bu .. hnt•,·
• :'\u 3~-Tht!i bu::. ,,;)1 bt• loa\
mg L.C m ~ular 3o-mmutc intt·•­
'·"' c.\rPpl during ru'h huur,
"lwn 11 \\lll depan e\tc'J"\ 15 mm·
utt1. .... 1 ht• hu wtllgo to the Rurhn·
~a me 1 r-.tne-tl Centf'r. lex .Ht•d
ht!hmd f'red \lewr on Bnrbw· • Bh d ·\nwals and departun•:. of
the bu~ witt bt> coot'tlina tcd wtth
t'la':"> ~ht.>du le~ ~ ... tudont~ will
bt• able tu u~>e 1hc ... v~tem n•adtl\ • •
unttl around midnur.ht
• 'o 13-ln order to n~ot;h tht•
Corbell ,area lnear John'' Land·
•nsl. ~tuden ts will need to
tran,ft!r from bu!o ~o 39 to ~o 43
To make the lran..Ccr, ont• mu:o.t
le.J\'e So 39 at one of SC\crnl bu-.
... top"' on f3}1or·l> Feny Rood.
walk aero s the -.treet, and then.
wtthm 6\-e minut~ or .so, catch
bu :'\o 43
The transfer will be po!>"iblP
unul around 8 p m
Jnlormallon about :.pecifk
departure and amv:ll time_., il. not wt ;)\ ai1.1hlt 1 ho tina I <,chcdutu~
• net•d to ht1 rlwd.:t•d . t·oordin.ued
and pnntc•d by ,•omputN
< un ... tdt·rutiun ol the" ~ rouu·
t•hanf(t ~ twgun tn .. t JunP ·nw
~round\' orlo.. uf tht• propo~J.., \.\a e.
dune• h.) ln·Mt•t, ;md mput .lhout
tht• wor"-ahillt) ol ttw prupn:.al'
'"'" nllh·cllur In 1\·\.'0 puhhr. hC'<ll'·
mg:o; in \ugust and '-t•ptt mlmr:
One~ tlt'lncam 'Olt t•d h\ about
:m l c ~tudt•n t h\lng m th•· l"or­
bPII atn.•n ''·•~ nbout the ('limtna·
lion or tlw c:um•nt din'<'l routC~
trom t l. to Cortwll llw• t oncPrn -"'"ultcd in liotlnlt' n•"Ctwduhng
\\ hll~h pm\ldt•' at Ct''S to ~1Ut '41·
c:i.Jm trom l c b\ a dtn'Ct .1nd <'.J:>\ . -
tran~fcr OHu thrt·~ doz~n
c·han~t'!lo wen• m.Jd~ "from tht•
onf(in.1l propo-..als "'" ,, n•..,ult "'
publw mput und dt•hbt•mriun
"The route in the
outh,.vest are
ome,vhat archaic."
Collan \\ 'ht:elt•r, an l.C student
and plannmg "'"''i.,tan13t hi \1et
dt•,cnbt•., tlw cum!llt 'o 40 bus
route., a .. "lu:\ul"\ lines • ,,,u route:-m tht> Southwel>t
are .. omC\' hat an:h:m he :.aid
"In other Portland an>as buslinel>
M\C bt!cn n:mult!d . but in the
outh\H•st change~ haw not
been madt• o;;im t' their creat1on
·Man\' bus mute~ Ponland fol -10\' the old trollv '>\~tem ," !W.ad -. Phtll Colombo , manage:>r of Tri·
Met publk inform.llaon "This I
.. -
.. \
-.
The familiar bus No. 40 will be replaced b~ No. 39
when Trt-Met change• take effect on Jan. 29. Bus
No. 39 will have route chang .. that will algnlflcantly RobonOakos
affec1 many off-campus aa well u on-campua LC
aluden\1.
radial SJ~tcm conC't'lltra tes on
the tr-,mspur1oll on ot c-ommut('r ...
from outer l)ing area ... to \\hnt
ul>Cd to be tht• ccnt~r or ac·tMI\
do,.,ntown ·
Recentlvl'n ·~tct ha.-. cththcd 1t' • focu"' from the mdtal .-.yl>tcm to a
gnd ~ystem on the Last ~•de .. md a
S)ll>lem of tron"'' center; on the
West All bu-.el> leave at the samf'
time from tht.> trnn:;ll c;onter; to
pro\1de ea~.v tran'>fer; .:~nd a trunk hnc travel!> between the
tranl>il center and downtown
\ccordlng to Colombo , the
"'·'" syst~m '' planned to be
' more competttl\-e \\ilh cars." It
will bcller serve commuter.s a~
well a!> optional travoele,.... such a
l C. students gomg to Fred Mevcr
\\.ashington Square or L.ake
Obwcgo for th~ \\ill no longer
ha\ e to p.o all the wav dcn.vnlO"-YTI •
befor-e reachmg their deM1· nattons Th1" sVbtem i!> more dU
lkult for people not frumhar \\.itll
11 ( olombo s•ud thnt updated
guade., and maps could be madf
cl\-allablc at L( in late December
and earl\ January For mfonna­
tton on bato.ac bus ridtng, checL
for pamphlet~ in Templeton b)
mall boAc~ rhcre are numbers to
call and places to look out fa
which will an&w·cr questioru
obout the system
LC students participate in o ce occupation
Ginger IJ'\\in
or tht! ~T ln!l
Tt•n l C student" recent!\ -attr.ndL>d a demon~trauon
agamst the ra.id of Grenada that
chmaxed in 0\er iS person~
~ntenng Sen Bob Pilc~·ood s
office dO\-' ntov. n to 'oic:.e thctr
disappro\'al
fhe demon~trauon was 11
t>pontaneous reacuon to the Oct
24 U imaston of the .small
Hiland nation and the mood was
s.cud to be highly emo11onal )Ct
c-<tlm
.senior Ed \1\'ill.tam~> one of tht>
participant:. . :.aid The r.mwd
wa!l highly emotionnl .1nd felt
community together. 'Therewat>a
ff•elmg of ~ohdarity among the
crowd that ~metrung,vrong had
been commuted "
Junior Janelle Schmidt e;.ard, · I
"ant to be repre!oenled We had a
nght 10 ~me !otraight mfonna ·
tion \\C weren't getting·
Normotl Soloman . one of th~
coordinators of The Pooplt! s T<~t
Band a group aligned agaant.t thl"
dt•pluyment of massih.' ~ through
uut thP. world liU~sted ttll'
d<•mun trators enter P.ukwood "~>
ollicP ""hi(·h war. upstall"5 an the
Federal Butldtng
0\t.:r 150 demon~ttraton;
t!nten·d the buaJd.ing as 2>ecunty
111f'd to ulock tho wav. •
\o\'llliaun& tiatd .. \-\'e t::amt· Jnto
till' ollko a& :.uggc~ tcd by Nor'­
nwn Jh<.-ro was a secunty guurd
tht•n• He wns r.or1 ot blocking th1!
\'\01Y and :..tid no one could go an •·
A Iawver dem.sndMJ to 6tw a ht>t • ul hulldlng r••gulauons thut
t>tated auch a rule, ahcrwhtch the
d••mon:otralon; were aii<M"t•d an
<>wr 75 people emen•d Pack·
wood '~ office, among them \'\en•
LC •tudenta Gretchen Anden;()n
Ctuie. Giron, Amy L.oonlll, Both
Prall. !iehmidt and WliUam•
Make halagJ'-"er of Packwood e
offic.e who wa. there on the day of
tht• irl("idenl utd, "After the df•m·
Page 4 on:..tmtor.-; t•ntered tht• buildin~
tht>\ camt• up-80 m thl office. 70
m the hall Thh di.,M.Jptt !d thi:.
offiu• and I'\ t•J"\\one el~ on the • Oonr
J'h("\ !otartcd do ... mg the dour
and c·..sllt:d lor n•mlon·,.menb A
cop wa.med u" that \H' d all lx:
~ubtoc.l to arrc.:o.t,' :;aad Wilham:.
"Another pt'n.on c·amc up and
the cop ~tartt•d to ta~ out hil>
bill\ club l heru was a moment • "hen \'\.t! thought 11 might get
r\Qitt\'."' • The group demanded they c.lJI
Packwood 111 \'\ashmgton 0 <..
••fhm· n•hJM.'d to call under • thc-.c carcu m"tance'> or at all
becau!>CJ w~ wen> dh,ruphng the
offi<;e At thali poant Wl' ~~ down
Jnd rcmaaned silent so ""l' did
not da&turb the offire
S;~l"f(IWr ~ld l'h~\ felt thai If • thev sat on the Ooor and were • qulf'l, 1twy \"oert• not dlsrupllng
that ir; ont· dt•ftnitton ol not ditt~
ruptmg To us thot war; dh,rupt·
in~ Wt• ha' c conMatut•nt:. to
c-onfer \'\11th pnvatf'l_y .
Otlit1t• Man&Kt'r Robin ~he ·
ptwrd rt'qu~s ted thnt only JO peo·
ph· rem&n m th•• oiJice as posted
on tht• tin.• c.odc m th•• lobby •
Wt• t•an deal \'\.1th 10 peoplt> at
a tim 11W l'ltalf IIi dcbigned tO
hnndle that many 'Wf• would be
happ) to talk to them and p..tas
th~tr opinaon on to thl" Senator,"
::,alsgiH•rt>aid \1\N·ould not haw
tlmt many poopk In the• offit:e,
r.ittmg in thl' rmddh• ulthc ronrn •
'flwn• wc•u· 80 people In Pack­
wood'5 offic..c· ror an hour acc-ord
lng lei Salt>gl\ t•r .Jntllhtl OffiLt.> Wd~
oot•upit•d for rwo &md .a half
hour'fi
~·nlor Chn& Giron !laid Pollet•
IJAI"' us 10 mlnuh•s aher \\htch
tht'Y'd titart making a~6l6 if
thP.rt' w.·h! more than 10 JM~Ople
an the offict• fwcntv·rwu \'\o-anted • to stay and ""'c wt•rc told th••n that
15 could stay"
Packwood 's Portland offic.:e
calh•d hl& offict.• In Washington , confimted that there had bl't'll an
anH1o;1on ot <..ronada and read the
State Ot>par1 men I bncflng
\\'illi ... m:. said pcoplt> hied l,..ck
into tJ1e offit f> to watt lor Pac·k·
wood to return tlw t.-.all though
Salt;gt\er s.1id tht•y had not
reque~ted Pack~'ood do "0
' £lame offered to addn:!&l> the
group m the t;Onference room
but thev retuwd to lt>n"-"e We hod
a couple or peoplt• who did get
rather bol!>terous l.l,une
requP~t('d peoph• be rcmcn.-ed
from lb(' room not orre'lted
The police begun wntmg Ctt
ahons and had wnncn three
when Packwood who had left the
Senate floor and reccwcd the
mesbllgc when he amvt•d at h1s
Washington office. returned the caU to Portland
t\ .. pot..eswornan for the group
who Wi.l!oo Identified as Ada san
chez spok.e on the phone to Pock
""'ood and told htm peopl£> ''ere
bemg arrested tn his office
Gtron 'aid Police veiled • Nobody ha' been arreloted .
nuthing tb happenmg here. Sen.a·
tor The c11a11ons were npped
up. ..
Williams and GltOn said the}
full the had accomphsht~d what
the} wanted to do Packwood got
their point and heard thot l>Ome
of the people he I"Cprebentcd
"ere v01ctng dJsapproval
Schmidt Said. 'I didn 1 think It
woe. n~hl President Reuf{an
hadn t tried any diplomatic mo\C~ We don 1 have any eloc
lions corrung up we don 1 ha\'f
am. way to show our-diNtppro,al
"0 1 felt \'\.t' had to demonl>trate
·we want to get people on CAJno
pus mvolved in tnc t~tsue m his·
tonc-al context to make tht
dectsion to do "'Imeth.ing about
it ..aid Giron
Salsgtwr satd
want them to get In trouble fct
what they were doing. but ''t
wonted to addrel>s thear
ccms. and get about our
duties
rtwre will bt• another ~ .. ,mnn-1
strallon Nov t2 at J p m at Te~
Schrunk Pnrk at ~ W 4th
Mndl~ on
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Capital
crazy •
To thr EdJt~
Greetings
dent:. from
behalf of the
participants
COUI'l'e on I
shaping our­
As you aU
DC is a lit1
hlstoncal or
from the m
mPnts oJ ou
delights of tt
, tutlon ca
conclusion
TWo or
e:.t gowm, q
M'A·s·H ext
Mus.eum o
Not tar tro111
found .1\J'ch!
near!.> faint
the comdo
lands I Do
Kansa&l qJI
Motown
Supr,•mel>
he.u-tJ, It d
\\'tlJll ( 0 '\Oil
living
~taymg in 1
ll mer-u two
llou~ . It's
locahon-j ·
He !>tayed h
thnt aome
\VMted th
lhat was .
found out
toeheduled
live months
With the
lnturnotlo
located just
hotel cllrn
homoseno
Wa'\'e all
l.ewts and
the GSI.
beCOnd an,tf
tho IMF anl!l
On tho
we had br
Jlumni '"""'''
In the o c.
Plonee •
•
Ro~08ko.1
on-eampus LC
~tern b. more dil
not familiar ~11h
d that updated
s could be madr
n late December
1ry for infortn~­
us nding checl.
n Templeton b)
oe are numbers to
to look out for
lSW'Cr
ll
Ltion
It have anv clec • p. we don 1 haw
w our disapproval
to demonstrate
" people on cam
the ISSUC an hH
, to make tht
f>Qmetrung about
d, \'\ie did not
~et In trouble f!J'
doing. but ",.
,dre~s thear ron
about our dai~
e another de1mon-i
! at 3 p m at Te~
at SW 4th and Contest reveals doodlers
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Capital captivates
crazy collegians
To the Edllor:
Greetings to m} fellow stu·
dent ~> from the East Coast On
behalf of the Washington 0 C tnp
participants. I offer a <~imple dU.
course on the events that are
tohapang our 10·\-~('k M>ioum. \-,
I ? • •
• -
walked diructy to the C.apilol My
mitial admiration ot the olumm
q1.,1jckl crubsided when n con
gnosslonal staff member . Lee
Wutnstein , rcla!ls of 81 polltlccd
sciencelled the group Inn blatant
ja)'\valk nght at 1he step~> of the
Capitol The tocnl <Otreet cop gaw
Ub a couple of scomful comments
about not u6ing the crosswaU.. I
think he had every right. 1here'b
somethang inherently wrong
about breaking the Ia\-\ at the foot
of the Capitol.
The main staple of my diet I no
SAGA hl't'O) thue-fur ha!i been
SchoWs Colonial Cafeteria. 1990 nttemoon intervtew~ w1th go' em·
ment related employee!> from the
public and pm'8te ~tor nw~
lntervit!'Wb are held at the church
or at thear own offices in 0 C
K.tthleen Wood dJrector of ou•
American Art and Architecture ·
class. h&. shoiNn w. severn! Ude
pre~oentations in clas!>. She has
also begun to give u:. tours of
some museumb in the 0 C. area
I'm sure it "' been quite hard for
her alre.ldy .
In the federal government sec·
tor, we·\'e had the opportunil\ ' to
-;ee the House and SEnate in ser ston Wht-u m) roommaw . Wood
Bearcft;ley , rof·••i\ed a phone call
from Supreme Court Juatice
\VhJtu. I soon tound OJY!'Pit in the
front ,JUdience row ol the
supreme Court while it was in
M>.JJslon
The overall plnru:acle for me
wa catching a glimpo;e of the
presidtmt and the first ladv as
tht>.y zoomed out of the \.~hlte
Hou e gates in a 12.-\ehicle
motorcade. Belie'\" me, theywer­
cn 1 tra\1!hng in the bad; seat of a
6i ~hcro-bu •
In sum the dda~ts of the LC
program in the ·,~aid's e1pitol
ha\'e proved to be na.-er enasng
With autumn beckonmg the
J.ea\les only now to bqpn ro &u.
l sunpl) fo~st a rontanuauon
of these . oon to be lund memo·
nes-The founders and subsc·
quent mO\W"!i and shAkers' ol
thi .. city hllve de\'Cioped a mo t
magical place to gain an
educanon
Paul Johnson
Junior • \s you all know, Washinston.
0 C b a Uteral encyclopedJa of
hl!\toncal and cultural artifuctt:>
from the most Important seg·
ments or our great history The
delights of tho SmlthsonJan ln~ti·
tuuon tan support thas
conclutuon K Street N\\, where "Religion
and PatJiolittm help mako this a
fine place to work The food i.o;
qune tasty and \ittry reasonably
priced, \--vhlch seem~o to be the
exception In 0 C I vo walked out
of th8'e belly-full for about $.2 !the
35 oent noo and rrus[n pudding i~t
a musll Computer ally offers solutions
1Wo of CpJ Klinger ·s fin
est gown ~; c.1n be vtewed ar the
M'A'S'H a11.hlblt in the National
Mu .(!Um of \mcrican History
No1 fur li'om that e)(hJbit can be
found Archie Bunker's chair II
ncarl_> faint6dl. FUrther along 111
the comdor just past Jud.) Gar­
land ~ Oorothy-thn.>e rlick.s to
1\.on~" ' '!tipper .tre the actual
'Moto\\ n dnh:otn of the
Supa-cmm>" !Stop, m.) beating
ht•arll. It dcn.vnril(hl make' a t,ruy
, want to ~lute the llal(
. lAmg .aa:ornmodation.s '' We're
''11}1ng in tht! Plll"l\ l't:ntml Hotel,
il mcru ~\O blockb from the\.Vhite
ltoutoe. 11'6 u H•rv c.:orwt!menl
location-ru .. t asJ.: john HankJev.
Ho wtayt•d hen.•. too! u·~ rumored
thut !\ome l~lt wmg Democrats
'YUOtt'd the building enr.hrined
That Wll'> howe\."Cr , before they
found out tho bulldJng is beang
~oeheduled to be demolished in
fi~~e months
With tht> Wotid &nk and the
Internationa l Monetarv Pund
located Jllttt acroll!'l the sireet. the
hotel cllontclP is really quite
hom08CnOUb
Wo \'0 all taken out Joana the
Ll'\\ir. and Clark studentA &om
the GSI and NO&L and the
~>eeond and thu-d wonder-. from
tho IMF Jnd tht> World Bank.
On tho first dayotourprogram .
\W had brunch ~ith somo LC
.1lumn1 whu oro currently living
in the D C. urea t\fterwnrch. we The envtronmunl Is pJemmnt .
featuring decornli\-~ red carpet
complemented by 'iOft whito
wallt. with an onmslonuJ picture
of the Pope the Prt'~ident or
Chri&t ( llentele beang quite
dMn.e l.'t anothtr Juarum ol tW...
eating oqtablllhment One C;tn
find retin:d loll<:. to colh•.g(' ... tu­
dt•ntli to bu~lnos!>i e'ec utiH ~ nU
conveying an air ot patnotism
and brotlu~rl.\ ' trit•nd!'lhap lpu s
llw catsup. pll'oli-UI
Our group daily attends t\ am.
eta :,e:. ol Presidunl and Con·
gre~., .. or \mcric<~n Art and Arc hi·
tectun.' l'ht! cln~-.c' are held in
the ba:.cmunl of the Wcstem
Presbytenan Church. located two
blook.s away from our hott•l Thls
rustic buUdin& establlithed ln
1855. l& dwarfed by tht• adfat:ont
intemauonal banking firms
Between the ronlltrucllon pro
ject c:liroolb' oui.Slde the du.1~·dl
olnu uut:t1TUuent choir procucu
dlret:tly upstairs. you can well
Imagine thu humor that ls found
when thu jackhammm~ and the
soprano" lfpontoneoualy fonn a
gJ"t!gorian chord ilA Wt! pour
through a fcdensUah Papers Ire­
tun• dcclicatt>dl.) dolivered uy
profcs50r Jim Uolron Clas5t•.s
also includ~ tlulte 4 number ol To the EdJtor-
Once again Lewis and Clarl;
laces the queshon of what to do
about computen. at the collegu.
Here are l>Ome cuJTent problt5m~ :
c:urrcntJy enrollment m lnb'O to
Computing , Prosrammang in
BAM(. and other computer
related chu.ses is naar ma~mum
for tho prebotmt number of faculty;
re~ponse rime lthe time it tulo;es
for the computer to complete a
user. requc:.tl is unbearablv slow
lthough nol compared to oth~r
sc.hoolsl, ~tutlcnt u~ oltcmm'l4lls
i. t.Pttrem~ly high and n!main~>
high all day, "'hich means m..tny
• ~rudcntJO> are not able to ncccs~
the computer .
Computer science is a growing
field of major importance and
manv :;chooh offer maJors In it. •
)ot.ll LL'Wi• and Clark remains In
limbo. w1th only a computer
6l"ienCll department o~nd not a
maJor Both academic and .:sdml­
nlstrath'V u~ of thu one compu·
ter Ia VAXJ\'t\.IS 11 7801 ha!! 8f'O\-Yn
and so ha~ tho paranoia of the
admlnistraton> that someonn \,.;u
manage to break down all protec­
tions on the svstems and chaf18e
grades. financial tnformatlon.
and an) number of other pieces
of sensltiw data.
To aol\'e some of these prob­
lems the simple "n"wer \-~ould
be JUst to buy a new t·omputer •
like <1nothcr \'AX. and to gi\'C one to the :;tudentb and one to the
admlnisrrotor. Thi<> would sol\'e
1f01 the mo,l p.u111he problem of
a studant ar.t:c~ing ~sitive data
~nt c there would bl! a ph) -.lcaJ
~:o.epnrataon between the rwo
mac.:hJnru. It would al!;n so}\1?.
ftr tht~ time bei.n& the problmls ot
siCM re.!!ponsc timu, and lll•:.um­
ing that mure tcnrunal:. were
bou,;ht, 11 would ah.n 60h t• th~
proulcm ol not enough t~rminab
lor studt'nt
Howe'\ c~ ffillny nf.l\\' questions
are then rnl!!ed 1-"orc..\nmpl • wh)
hould tht~ M'hcx'l pt•nd n:nJ8hly
. 200 000 for a complt!tel) nf!\'1.'
c omputcr \'l.ht!n oth« dcpan·
mcnts an1 t.hun on tunds orbeang
cut complt•tel) , probably half of
tha doth CO\.£'rt·d chain> in the
litnr) are a.lmalit u na.u;.r\ble !JUSt
tl) lt-anmg bac:ku. and manv
clast-rooms are ridiculously cold
right about no~ , \'ct access to
t'omputt>~ and the ahllil\' to offt•r
thltt to prospective :~tudents is
becoming a malor aciJlng point
for today's cuUugu~, and the slam·
our ol r.omputcr:; Is not goif18 to
dit· d0\\-1l lor quate somt' time
So \\hat to do? I 6ugsest not
only hsn~ nt•w tacuh)--and ten­
unng thost• thAt \\e now ha\'e­
but also bu\lfl8 a new VAX and
mon• terminal.- for .-tudt'nts The
computer should be open for us.•
~an) and all tudontll.and there .Jlould be many more tcnninals
.1\'ailab!e for !iCUdents . But I tirst
~uggest a studvshouldbedontto l -hov.• co be 1 use the sc:hool cur-
rent facll1tltts btlmuse mut•h l loci
b bemg wa ted.
Computers are an l!..\lremelv
impor14nt tool an our tcchnie~~ll\ •
old\'3.nct>d sociel..) and ISJlOnng Or
undcrsratu~ the.tr imnortarmo 1
Wlraparnble to not t03Cflin8 peo­
ple hO\' to "llld. 1'he aln111\ of w computers to sOlve J;Pne.ml prol,.
lenas and create llC\'1. one.<> muse
be undt!J'Stood b\ all members of -socicl\ toda -. Ju !It for C.'\B m pte. C'\ "CJ) citizen
m the lfnlled ~tate is kn0\'1. n bv • some computer Thus fact aJonc
would rustil), in my op1nion ,
uppl}i"S tudents \o\lth a basic
knowledge oi computers. Big
brother ha~ gotten b~Mer. rraore
puwerful, and much much faster,
and thu> trend as not dinunash.ing
1lle \\~tnl world is no Jonm.. a,
rhe Spact• Age. out tne •r•lb'iia ...
tionAge. and the computer is the
e}-e ot the 11torm
\\1ule the n--at importance and
st.a mg flO\"''l!r ot these mach.ine3
is Mtll an question. a samplt~ trip
d0\,1lU.J"cn to an\ hank or fo'red •
~~ w\D SEn-e as pool of their·
cua:Tent importan
Mdre" &rle
St-ruor
I -- -- - -
1 o, 1983 1 Pioneer Log, November 1 o, 1
I Page5 Shades of a11ger
1:0 the l-dilor:
In ~"pon:.c to Chn-. Cm<J.t•'
lttltcr on ~ov . 3: l re~nl being
('.aUerl a preppu .: 'impl) becau:o.e 1
am "'hth'
IJ<Jnd Thump.\on
~nwr
n1utual effo11:
to bring cl1ange
ro tht• Erdatof"
During lht• past ~'\.'r.U \Wek.s I
have hoard vanou :-. :.tudtml&, p~U<
IP..sM>rs and adnum~tro:don fig·
un•" rofer to Chri~>topher crnslu•
a~ 'tnzy Chn,tophe r ''ith th~
wild and z.:ln\ adeas • Is thi8 an entire.!\ lust stnte·
anent ~ ,\rb the a~ue~ that haw
bt!en rna*d in tub 1etter5 marol\' •
rtdiculou" accu ... auon" thnt
should not be taken .~rio usl\' b\ • •
the t. ~ communi tv? -
Ab~luteh not! • ,\)though l ha\e not been p.'U"
ucularly impressed by the st) le of
has lcner:s Ia bit too 'upP.riluou~o
for mv ta-.tel. or hts mnbdit\ to . .
offer con ... tnJCh\'8 .solutions IO
these problem !'. the i~ue" them·
h'e5 cannot be disnuM•ed a"
m ... agru6oant . Cra!:>ke !> concem'>
about both the problem :. of se~·
UAI hara!.'smenl and the nt"l'd lor
a more di\erst: 'tudent boch are -ennrely \'ali d. Thbe are real prob
lem!' that mo t be aclo.nowtcdged
b\ the entire LC c:-ommumt\' and . .
should therefore be doah \l\-1lh m
a ..enous mnnner
11 I! oaa.\ to ignore or bugh oft
problem5 that menace our com·
munlty. Lei ,. take a :otep Jn the
nght direction and nteognlu the
amportancc of 1he!>e i~sue ...
.\11chel/c C..rdn~r
~ninr
He idents rap
dotnl stereotype
To the Editor:
f'h~t ot all. "-e wonlrl like to
thank Jaune Underwood lOr hlr
""ll·wriucn article on donn s!~·
reotype!i I I'm. JiuueJ. We apprc
caaled her taking the tame 1u
come 10 OdeH to !:>peU wuh res•·
dt•nlf' about lift! in our donn In
gen~ral we are impre.ttsed wnh
tht• quulit.)' of reporting in thlb
)ears Log.
We 31'e panicularly st!otdtl..-d to
dorm stf'reotype due to unre
roolved probletn6 \1\-lth the 19&Z·83
ir.sue of Yu~m Kimtah. We atrongly
di.agree with the representahon
ol Odell in the vearbook. The -copy mduded a number of £ac-
tual elTOn> and was a150 poorly
wnuen.
\~en "~ lei Wendv Wells Hall •
1198Z-83 editorJ kncM' of our dia·
plcuure. ahe 3Jld the E.dilonAI
Board responded by selling us
tlutl the copy adru~ to th(!ir
philos.ophy of · comprehenSJw
eommunit't '-b.ued account• of all • sroups on campus .' In addition
.-Jlf• staled. "an lnWJrt an the
!apringl aupplement \-\ill only
eJC.UC'P.rbate the situation inalcad
of remedy the cWiertoncea ol opln ·
son •· The 61ct remained th41 the
copy did not ~sent a true pic­
ture of Odell. c;:hoow to writt> a fotmDIIottP.r of
apolol(.\ or publbh a. rotmt lion
und thu P"'~nt board ,~;II not do
...o now, a11 It ha~ no turlRdktlon
o\'er lu!'ol ~t.·a.r"' book \\.c appre
caatt' tht~ fuc.l that it l~o now too late
to COITC('t lost vcnr ·~ cop\ hO\"
t'\Cr, wt an· l'nlt~tnHt>d thai
\'\t•nd) Hal13nd tht board dld nol
fuel 11. wa ... n('(C"'Wll"\ 10 ro~pond
to our lrllt•r.
\\. b as n!llldWII ol OdcD. feel
thai lhc unhn matter. from th~
\\Otinft of the c:-opy to lht! han·
dling ol our rompl:unt.. . wa ...
trcatt!d unproft• "onoUy b\ thl'
1!)8~ ·ti3 ~.dilonol Boord For the
n.•t·or'Ci, tho portrn\ .U wab gros:.l}
lnan·urntt•, and wt• would \.,'\'11·
cumt• an opportunll\ to M)t the
rec11rd !!lraighl
Tht• lil'~uirnt~ uf Od,.,/ HDII
Skip a 1neal
To tht ldttor:
Th£! bod rll'\'\1\: thousands of
p<-ople in Portland go 10 bed
hunm t:\~1) night and the
number• IS anC"f'eU '\in~
Tht• good 00\llo..., \\e at ~'b
and ClaM.: can do somethang to
ht>lp
~':ext rhun-d4\ ,1'\0\,17,thaCil\' . .
of Portland \.,,u be participating
m the 19&3 Fa .. t lor the HunS')' to
mtst• mont')' for lhtt lnlerngenC)
Food Bank. "hkh daMnbute ...
food to ulmosl 30.000 hungr,.. Por·
llandt•rs C\CI)' month And this
year. LC ~tudent can partH:apatc
in the Futil. Here " hO\.,
Sludcnts on thu rncal plan can
.. imply ... if(n up at a loblc outside
SA(.A 10 fast aU do~ or ju~t to skip
dinner on No\ 17 and ~\C.A will
donote the mont•) NlWd to the
Food Bank
for off-carnpu"' student ~ and
Cnculty, there Wlll be a table out
•de the Trot I Room \\here vou •
can ma.kt-a plt!dge to fu:.t or <ik.ip a
mt'CJI Jnd doMie your food
mont-y.
:0.:0\ 17 "' the 1llursdav before -Thanlu>giVIng Wouldn 1 it be a
nacu da) to sample a lillie of what
i 1 feels hke to be hungry, and to
otfC'T some of "hal we ruwc 10
th05t' \\>ho. \VIthout the f-ood
Sank. \~ould not have much of 01
Thankagivinl(? And 1hc fo'o~l wont
require to laL.c any prec1oua. timt•
oul trorn nJI that work that has
paled up aU •~nn -an fnt'l, fasting
r.1n ill\f: you llmt• Think of a lithe • ume you nonnall_v spund at
mcaleo which you con spend at
the llbnll'\< instead' In nnv ca~ , • pleo1w lend vour ~;upport
'lbankr.
.Jan Fern on
U:.Numna
Solidarity sought
1 o the Editor.
This lt•ttM' 1~ she resuh or a
month·long dlscu&sion betwc*'n
&hr. ASl.C Pull<.)' RtMCW Board,
the Coal111on lor Jntegratton . the
Admls ion& lntt>reM Group and
thP Admmiatnstion Uoon the Pol·
k:\· Rcvi<M Board • ilpproval of
thhs 11tate1Twnt on Oct 24. il had
booomt• 1\Sl.C policy
A letterwuwritten lnJuneand
Ngncd by half of OdeD' s residents
a&king for retraction , coJTection
or apology etthtrr In the Log or tn
the aprins supplement . We
retJelverl no reaponse . Tht· ASLC Poljcy Rl!vlav Boo.rd
10 conjunc tion with the C'oaJihon
for lnscgratlon ctnd the Admis·
llonr. lnlen•llt Group, hfU• becom6
con~med with the la11uc of
mJnority n-crullmenl and minor·
lly mprc~ntallon at Lewis and
Clarit Collt-gt·
We arP concemt>d wJth the lack
of American minority atudenla al
Lewis and Clark. eapcclally
members of tht• Black. Chicano.
Amencan lndJan and Southeast
Aa!an communities. which we
feel doc-a not repretw'!nt che t>thnJc
and racial d.ivenalty of our local
and national population . We A aecond lener wu wrlncn
Oc1. 27, addre&&ed to Michael
Ford because Wendy Hall and the
Editorial Boani had taken no
action ford neaponded lhat
"theyUhe f.ditorial Boanilctid not
Page 8 believe ere Itt n awed 1 o plncc•
more empha1dt- on lht• recruil
ment of thut-t· \moncnn mlnon·
tics both In rofc·rc•nt:t' 10 the
appUc.nnt pool ol ~tudt>ntt- in gon
oral. and the onrollml'nl nl thOKtl
tndl\iduals a1 l..t~\,i~o und ( lnrk..
Wtt support d8\.eloping n com·
prehemn\, minont\ IY'crultmtmt
policy thus would tunctlon wtthan
the e.>ti ung ttntcture of the
AdmJssiont. Offict• Through on
C'\aluatton of tho prt'SOnl "ltun·
tion. we feel lhe folloWlng ... tops
!"hould bt' Implemented
• The scope und dt\CrMt ~ ol
notional recrultmt•nt area'
should be incn•a..cd lo andudt•
targel minority population s
• "tlle Le\vi& and llark 'lpon
::.OI"\!d Flnancinl \id Sc'rnlnar and
tht• t'ducalton ol putcnual stu
dents about P'inanC'iol \td -.hould
be conlinu£•d . We om·our.ll(c lht­
CNnllon of n more thorough nnd
cffe<-tive dhm1buuon ul lnformn
tlon ubout f'ananctal \id to pro"
pectl\ e mJnoril) octud<>nt ll Thle.
could lx• ut-compll!thad in part
through nn lntamnte cUologul!
between t-·innncaol \id Adminb
trnto~ and pro-;J)('( liH' !itudcnh
• \ clo'l.Cr relntaon.,hip wllh
Portland St.hool Sup<>nnlt •nd(•nl
Mallhew Prophet is encouraged.
ror the purpo!'>(• of increasing
awnnme ~., about i..C'\IIo1.., and< lark
to nunonl\' ... tudonh cnrollt•d in • the Portland School Oi-.tncl llll-.
\\111 hopefullv , re .. uh in an
lncrea~ocd Portland minority
represcnta lon al u•w1s and tlark
~nnll\ wt• feel certain slop~
can be taken as !'lludont~o to
Improve the sltuntion that pre!!
entl} ex.h.tb at l..CWI!I and Chui..
conC'Cmlng minority ropre enlo·
tlon We t>ncourage studtmt
investtgnlion Into schools :.lmllar
to I ewis nnd (lark 1hu1 havu dcve
loped effecli\'C manorit' recrull·
mens program~. We support n
M!Meh mniling program to b«'
enacted thh. year that \VIII be
rumed t.pt.'Cl6caUy toward pro~ ·
pecliHt minority !lltudunts
We encourage the activt! pan it:
ipatJon of student r-an the fonnu
lataon and distribution of thtb
letter. We obo support the ln\'ol·
vement of Lewi!> and Cln~ Wlth
the nauonal progrnm of \ B C A
Beller Chancel, that will connec:·1
qualified minonty :nudt>nts Wlth
Lewh and Clark. Wo look forward
to further cuntncl ond anvol\e
ment with thl• Adml. !liOn~> Offict•
in the proc(•ss ol lncrfla8ing rhe
scope of minont'f recruitment
and mlnorirv ropro-.cnultlon at
I C\vi& and < lurk
Cathcnnt" Qb:;on
Chmr,
J>nhc\ Rt•\:tt'~' Board
\nthtmv ( t\beno
C hmr
Admi .'l.'fton~ lnteN'st (,roup
&II lteeganrd
(~ Chmr
Rlc-hurTI Mcllmg
CtJ c hmr
Coalition for lntl'gnllmn
Skiers grateful
To the Editor:
We would like to thank lht·
Lewtfi and Clark <.ollt•g(• com
munlty for its !luppurt of tho skJ
team s skl·u·lhon held on Ocl 29
at Rampagt! Sporte
We would like to thank thotW
people who made pludgPs to ak.J
team rrwmbm.,.. and al80 those
who allenrled tho ovont on Saluf'o
day In the put. lho 1.(. ekl learn
hu trawlled throughout tha
Northwcal and Canada t.ompcl·
lng agalnM llniw!l"!'lty of Brtth;h
Columbia . Univerl'ily ofWaah1ng·
ton, Padfic Luthe:ran University,
Univen.ity of Pugct ~und and
many otherJ With the aupport of
the LC community. we anth:ipate
o auccMsful eeuon apln this • """._: Diversity of issues
discussed this term
A glance at old letters to thu (•dltor thili lOml
-;how~ Sf"\ eral i~SU('s are on th~ minds of
student::; and faculty
Ron Hcmdon b retum to the C..ouncil
Chamber::. reminded Ll!\vib and (lark of
l oncern~ about af6mlullvc art ion and minority
recruitment ratsed whon he visited horo two
wars ago The Portland blac•k activist chastised
1 ( for it., nunil'culc minority population and
lack of efforts to recruit mmority students
The Coalition for· lntegr-dtton and J\ffirmative
Action Task Force are both meeting and the
Tu. k Force is expected to ruport next tcm1
What is realty needed is a commitment from • the Adnunistrahon to ~upport recruttmont in
places other than pnvate ~>c·hooh. and
upperdaRs area'>
President C.ardner 's fnmlliat reference to a
lack of community hab bC'Come a concrete
C'oncem for many wonied about th(• lack of
tradition and fragmented nature of our school
e~periencc
Homecoming weekend wa~ the most active
In recent memorv Many importan t questions
about the purpobe of an education at LC and
what our community !lhould 1ruly represen t
have been nused
The future direction of the Computor
Science deparment and computmg fuc-Hitie~
arc of concem lo many. We have to a~k what
place computers have in a liberal a11s
education and in our socset\ by making future
planb for upgrading the eqUtpment hero
Some people wrote about the debatable
existence of social llle at LC as a lot of u~
began to forget what datmg wa6. We at the
Pioneer Log take a fim1 -.tand in tavor of
dating fooling around. flirtmg. relationships
love. and other &undry fonnb or courtship
The viclOU!i> assault on the Marine~ m
Lebanon and the US in"a~uon of Grenada
reminded aJl of u& thal the i~o)ation on
PaJatme Htn is all too tran&parc nt The life and
death matters of the real world must be as
much a part of our concer-n& as those
Amencanswho were salughtered in BeinJt
Some deep question& must be asked about the
Grenada invasion and future moveb by the
Reagan Administration
We wish you good luck on your finals and
happy holidays See you all tn January and
ha\e fun during vacat10n
winter
L£w1s and Clark '~ slu 1eam will
hosl the firsl ract> of the 1984 ...ea
<.On on Mount Hood, Jan 13 14.
We , .. ·auld like to take this oppor-­
tunltv to am•ilc the entire LC com
munit} to our ..eason J; [i,-..t
rompelillon
Again. thanl vou for you•· o;UP'
port Hopolo see .)IOU this winter'
"T1lC Lc\~1s nnd Clark SkJ ream
A "fast11 thanks
To lhc Editor·
I would JUSt IUw to say a big
fHI\NK YOU to aU those who p.lf'o
ttclpatcd In the fast for Bread for
the World on Oct 2.8
About 130 people were a part of
th1~o elfort to take u "mall pan In
the problems of world hunger
even to become aware. and 10 give
a little by "s1arvmg for a day
"'Is this not the fnsl I rhoo~>e ,
To looben the bond~ of
wtcked:ne!.l
To undo the band11 ol tho
yolk • And to lui the oppnw•ed go
free
And break wery yolk'l
b II not to divide your brcnd
with lht~ hungry''
l&aloh 53:6-7
If anyone is lntero~; ted In
further being ln\lolved In action
again!ft hunger pleaAe join us
torught at 7:30 p.m in tho Ch4pel
ba~Wmant We will be going
through the final a«llon of our
atudy. and di6CUr>~ng the plan of
acllon for next tenn lOr plt~aiU ~
contact Ann at Bolt311, ax I 216 or
11m Peten.on at Box 98, 244-6940 J
Again. thankl!
Ann Bajer
Sophomoft' Invasion oppos~ u
To the Editor
If you are di~usted appalled
di!)mayed . angered or jusl ploan
up NtH about tho anvn!llon of Gren­
ada you are not alone Recentl)·
I here ha11 been a largf' nationwtde
up!llurge In activtty opposing
President Reugan'!i policy not
only In tho Curibbaan bul nil owr
(.enlml Amenc;a and lhe world.
ThiN nclavitv has not escaped
Lewi and Clnrk College. and the
Studl'nlb In Solidarity Wlth the
Con tral 1\menc:.an P~ple ISlSLJ\PI
h.as become larger and more
vocaJ in Its opposition to Rea-
gan a gunboal dlplomncy
If you would Ilk£' a part in thia
mowmenl that a~o opposed 10 she
bloody couf"'\c thla country i& sak·
ing. ""c uJ-ge you 10 attend the
weekly SISl..\P meoungb held
L"-Cfj' TuC!IIdOy Ul J·JS p m in the
Chapel.
But U\tm mora ~nrong ly we
urge c.>veryonP ev.m the sUghtest
blt Interested. to attend che at·
ywidc rolly to prote"l Re..gan s
policies In (.;entrol Amllnco and
on Saturday. Nov 12. tram :i to s
p m al Terry Shrunll Park IS W.
4th and ModJson A carpool wiU
leave frorn ln front of Templeton
at 2.30 p.m for the rally
p m for tht.• rallv • Thl& rnUy 11 Important b«aue.e
It \vlll !llhow American opposllfon
lo RL>agan ,. pollch~ll against the
onCf.'-hO\'t'f'(.llgn nation or Grenada
and the other atn.aggllng pooples
of Central Amenc.a We need your
help, ao come let vounselfbe 5een •
Tim Calvtrt
Senior
Pioneer Log, November 1 o, 1 Ta~
athy c.irnrd~
or '"" Pio~r ~
TWELVE \
wore taU~
LSD whurew•
wore ll&tonln
l..appa and U
wcro racism, ~
war
Those limt!
te~tor.., ssllled
To 6nd out
l..o8·' \\ 1th lh~
Holton SOFA
Organazc d Fo1
front I he not-y
shoutt-d thin,
Manor in protl
pa -:~~ 1 h l"'lle
lndochana ur1
Sowhnt7 l
now as now Y
After lookh
\'tl41'S ol the I
aAklng myself
IIi until I fou
fonner Polluc
Kappei"'Johnlj!
1\apper·JOhl
issue!. of I he VI
ens, Nlytng tht
ju'll a pnrticul
war tlself He (
their ":.ound 1
hoped their p
• nol ju<~t specfl
I The purpos.
I(} protest but
ha\e had .t ~>II
have in lhe l
Jem.ld Baum
ter of things ·•
We cant 01
New
I Wlllla'
I Of tht. PIOO('I;r Lq 1.-----
1984 ~
herald that ~
·now lnfamoua
I· could be
our own sd
IJilllt few veaa1 • n Admin~ll
~a heade(
mo1M control~
One oflheq
enVibt!
ability of
>eoJPte·o; tho~
e In wh
eUnunased
r govem
Spec
ltle or it
m~peak..
In r-.:8\v:.~
\,"ords \
J!>Q of I he PaA
of the
f
tgnc
Clearly tha
1111
one ha~ t enn
rit}
0
ised
d
live
e
•
m
• 10
a
~f
hool
tive
ons
and
snt
es
at
ture
e
1ps.
).
e and
s
I
u1 the
ae
and
d
fusted appalled
-ed or just plmn
Invasion of Grcn·
l aJone Recenll)
large nntion\vide
ltavlty opposing
iln'~> policy not
~bean but all over
I and the world
hatt not escaped
College. and the
'ldarlty with the
n PeoplciSISCAPI
orger and more
pposiUon to Re1·
Uplomacy
like a pan In thi•
lis opposed to tht:
hta country Is tnk
u to altend the
moohngs held
1 3:15 p m In the
frc strongly wt•
~"Cn the aURhte!lt
o attend the cll·
prote~t Rt~agan a
trnl Amunca and
tJv u. trom a to s
Shrunk Park IS.W
on. A carpool will
"ont of Templeton
for tho rally
roJ:.Or11anl bocau&e
!eri1can opposition
IJIC;'It:'8 againBI lhC!
nation of GreNda
ugg~lns peoples
lir..a We need your
youl"''elfbo seen
T1m C41\"t'f1
~niur
r 10, 1 Take a look into headlines from the past
(Jithy Girardeau
Of till l'lnnl"'•r Loti -----------------------
T \\il'' t.Vt. Yl'.ARS AGO. when people
wm'' talking about "lit·lns. THC., und
L.SU. "heN' wnt1 l.tMrll'> and Clnrkl Studentli
\\CN ll~tunlnf( 10 the l.umbie.."', Fronk
/.uppu and Dt•t·p Purple Campus Issues
\HII'1' radsm, JW'UicJde'l and the Vielnom
war
11\0S£' time· arc paal, the chanting pro
tc"tors !!tilled But arc their lt.!u~ de<~d1
To 6nd out I dug through old Pioneer
Log., \\.ilh the help of tht> arcruvaat Jim
H~llon M>FA thon !llood for 'Studcnte.
organll<'d f'or \ctlon and thv hcnd.hnes
rrom I he not yol·yellowcd pages of the Log
~houtud thing~o like Students occupy
Manor in prote'il of war and A~U:. ~na te
pa'-<K'!t throo rc..olulion" d~Ung with
Indochina. unrest "
·sa what''" you mo.y ask ·That was then,
now tB now What s the big dcaJ?'
Afwr looking through four war-tom
wars of the Piorwl."r Log, I couldn 1 help
4skang myr.elf thow snme qucsuons Thnt
111 unlil I found a letter to the editor by
ronrwr Political Science Professor Karlin
KapJX'f John110n
Kappcr-Johntton uiCXJUCn lly tied the
l!isut•s of the Vietnam War yean. to che pl"e''
. cnt, 'laying that pt.ooplc should protest not
· ju"l a panlcular wn.r but the pnncipla of
I , .. ar at self He comm"nded LC. lltUdenls for
tht'ir sound poliliC"..al action, but sa.ad he
hopt>d thear protc'>l wnc; one of prinCiple
not ju'll specifics
The purpose of this article 11. not to glor­
i~ prolesl, but to show thai students atlC
M\O had n strong voice In the pru>t They
have tn the word~ or English Professor
l.~t~rnld Baum. "reached out to grnb the cen·
1cr of things
Wt• cant oro6C the past. but we can L \ 111 '· • '""" ••J 1 l.orl 1 -li'CT ""''"our n""'" .j?-,., ...., ~ t:l;'
~04 student signatures ••• faculty vote ;j '8' ~ ~ 1.1( ''*' ' '"""'
~acuity resolution supports war miatorium
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ncth.elv help ro!llhapo the future. One mU·
lion domon!ltralorr. 10 Wetlcm Europe
don 1 Ue If the~'\! II' o next time II won '!just
be another Vietnam.
The \liutname~e war vci.ll"' spht the
\o\Orld mto n ~oclfperpe tuoling l r. nnd
J'hem Nonh and sou tiT-En!!l and \\'est.
pollee and dE'monAtratora. and at limes, I~C
students and the admanastmtlon .
The vear 1969 '§.3\\ a natlom.,.1dc morato· • num. an attempt to prc,.sure the Nixon
1\dminlstrntion to brtng the boys home."
SOFA. then called · Student& Orgaruud for
Achon offered coui"'6C~> in "sensHivitv
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\\lUlU\\~.,..., -a,rnlh .._ •u ,., ''••...S ha J. .nn ._ •••I• ,_, ~ •• ., • • " ""~W'f'
pu11hed military training Campuswide
"te,aC".h·ins dlacu~M·d racism. &exism u.nd
pacifism
The spring of 1970 was a peak m student
in\'otvement in anti-war activitJL-s : \o\hlle
Prestden t John Howard made a february
pubUc statement 10 tho Ponland RotAI)'
Club thnl U~' policy in Vietnam ' hoe been
100 percent righc," LC !iludcnts toaned in
May with atudentli aero's the nation an
prot~ling the death!> or four demonatra ·
ton; ill Kent State Univel':!d ty.
Emotions ron hlgh dunng tho~~e year.s.
and manife!'lted lhemaelv'-'11 10 u conOict of
inrere!\ts berween on odmmiatnuion
New year is already
· ng new verbiage
i 19 84 Is coming our wayt Lake it
or not. the New Year will
herald that dole lmmonallzed in On-veil s
OO\\ infamous novel which depicted what
life could be like In the not·IOO distant
futun>
So a~ I he lo81 Log bsue goes to pnnt und
I C grudge" through another Pi.naJs Week
bel·ore tho end oft he year il seems opprop­
natuto look ut ourselve'l lo see how far we
ha\'t" gono in fulfilling Orwell's propheoies
In honor or the upcoming year it hos
;n1n1o .. t bc.-come a cliche to rout.e the
flm~tgc.'l or 1984 and compttre them in term ~o
our own socaety Still, the events of the
iPB!II few vcaa"Sispcclfically under the Rea·
Admanbnra tlonl cause one to wonder
we headed 10\v-.trds a freer society or a
rnnr"• controlled one?
Onr ol the most important aspects oft he
l'IOCIIPiv erwulioned by Orwell in 1984 was
abilhv or the ruling Party to control
>eople & thoughts through languase The
clo In which Thoughtcnme would
ellnunated \.Vllb through "Newspeak.
{(O\ICmmc nt !> ven>ion l~o sriH in it&
nfancy ~peculatton '" thalli wtU hold th~
lilt! of ill' pranclple architect:
In Ne\VllJM!a.k. the vnlue ploct>d on cera
\.'-'Ord'l w.-s fundamentally altered for
ses of the Pn.nv A.s evidenced by the maJn
IIOi(llln of tho Pany
War II. peace
1-'rtlcdom Is Slavery
lgnoronc.:e is Strength
Cloorly tho Rengan Adn'UnJstratlon hat>
ed Itt~ Iasson from Orwell's example .
onu hal'! lo do 18 ghrc our !!ide aJJ the
OOtJ suparltttlvea S<lY them long enough,
thuir mt!anJngs ur.eless by their
ont~ll!l!\1 mpetlllon. and then make thtt
"''lll111 accept them as woU and you ho.ve
ntributed to o well Jndocltinated. com·
I American public
ownp&e How llW\Y bmea have we
lf!ArYI the term PeacekN~per linked to
of Reagan a poUcl~ ' You haw the
Umlnlatrauon a occepted definllion Ln
Preu that the M&Jinea In Lebanon are
Peocekeepera "To the half-dozen odd rellg~ouB and polfllcal facrron~ fightmg for
control In Lebanon. the verv pl"'f'at>noo of
armed Manne!'> supponing a pro-we~tem
and Isreal! govemmon t. ia an act of war In
who~ n~ vacwpolnl do \0\-'t" haw the
right to call armed Marin e~
"peacekeepers '
Another one ot Re~n ·a · pencckceperb "
Is the MX rrus~ilc Obviously Ronnl~speak
hn111n 1 progrc'lscd far enough Alii can see
an that ~lck cffon to na.mu n potential fir:.t
strike, highly accurnltl nuclc.tr weapon a
"peacekeeper Is someone~ vaJn attempt
nt a bud Joke.
.mother u!\age of the word pea co romcc;
in the form of tho expreB~ ion ' ptU:ICt! and
stability." everything from MX miulhts and
fl.l bomben1 to Mtuines 1n Beirut and
offensive massiles an Europe can nJI be jut>­
tiBed with tht• phm~ro . · peacu and stobil·
lly. \1\11rh thla. e.umplo II seems os U the
Reagon Admtnl!ltrn tlon hod fully accepted
the Newspeak slognn thai wur or ""llr
rruuenal. aro ~ynon.>mous wllh pe.tce
How many times have we
heard the te1111
''Pearekeeper'' linked to
one of Reagan's policies?
A 1 fHIS POII'Irf the whole notion of the
fr"f'tt \.\ orld comes to mind
Obvtour. l.> this phrosc wnan t !lpecific:..aJ iy
designed for Ronnlc!lpcak. but 1udgmg
lrom It~ usagc, its futuro as o kcv clement In
Ronnfe!lpea ll. is a&!lured
The beauty and simplicity or the phrasu.
the 'Frctl World' and hO\-v h I& so readily
accepted bv the American publk would
put a lump In che throat of Big Brother
himsolr. The nntlon that tho United ~tnte..,,
by ile. own dt'6nJUon. loader of the "1"1-ee
World etoma.llv In struggle against the
soviory Union. ~~hi<'h !IUb!WqUcntly Is by
de8nliion leadttr of th" "unf'rt.oe World I&
simple COOU8h for all Amerit".Anl 10 graap
To even begin to augt~~tn that the Soviet
Union Is the leader of the "Flee non·
capitalist world Ia poslti\'ety ludicrou s to
most Amertcana Chalk one up for
RonnJt"ape&k.
oneer Log, November 10, 1183 ~other curious Ronruespt-.ak u ge is
heM the Administration and lhb press
1em1 tholle ln arms who •upport our
governmen t, and how thu) define those
who oppo.-.c.! official American policies.
\.\hUe the maurgt•nt& In Nlcarugua nh._,
Con trnsl nre tn no \W~ · <·allod "terronsta'' or • employ· teJTOril'lt " methoda. the groups in
Lebanon or in t:J salvador who oppose our
sUJT08B lfl forces ll.N, of cou~"M" . letTOrii!I S in
the tl)'ea of th" Admimsrration , a .. well u
the press and the public.
To many groups in Lebanon . the pt-non
who detonated the bomb which killed all
those Jl.iarines In 86lnlt ia nO\\' a hero and
h.la memory will be celebrated for many
vears to corTM~ . In a war situation . soldiers • play the pme and tl)' to kUJ e.ch other.
The Marines in Lebanon \o\'en'l luat \ictima forced to continue u sombalnc •: of norrrual·
ity t~gnlnllt which mdividwls \\>en• forct:d
to '"""''tgh th£ilr pt!~onal ( on\lictionll.
1\Sl C Proaldenl Dav~ Poul•hock
wstgncd has post in May 1970 to puraun
thou: convictions by workins olely for the
student pence mowment. f'ony atudt•nts
in 1912 took a aumd on the war by taldng
0\ er tlv• Manor HouM· .. They dcmandP-d , in
Ughl of utended U.S bombang of North
VIetnam, that: claa6CS be cano>llr.d ~r a
wool-to discu55 the war a.nd campu
rvcl.Jm. that military fe(:J\Jtting at the col·
lege be ellrrunated ror all time. that the
administration make a public atatcment
oppo,ing the U.S. military invol\.emcn t an
Southeut Aaia. and thar they. the protes-­
ten~. be granted amnesty for theJr ar.tions
The ~trikers demands met no support
from the udmm.istration u.nd mixed rca.c·
uons &om the campus . Though their
method I!' que3tionable, thell' m~suge
holds firm.
TWelve Veani later, LC SIUdAnlti ~ ariiJ •
actively voicing theiropmion5 on univcfllal
IS-<Jumt; The Solomon Amendmen t forces
male financial <Ud redptents to tnaM deci·
'iJOna about draft N!gistration . FSghting
ends in Grenada and contfnum• In Leba·
naon. Rallies are held opposing nuclear
mJ'"Hc deployml•n t in Europe, the recent
war in Grenada. conunued Intervention in
~tral Arnenca ST.A.N D~ a campup;
sroup. works for nucJear disannamr.nt .
lndivaduals write 10 gO\icrnmenl officaaJ&.
Students an the 60s spoke out not juat
for lht!U" decade. but for the future.. We are
that future. and we. too, ha\'e the J)O\'er to
· reach out and grab the center of lhinss."
A 1970 Pfon~,.r Los writer call~ that
ye:u-"the begmrung of a l'tiCM climb out of
tht: familiar depttu of apathy.' Professor
Kappt'J'Johnson wrote that he hoped th11;
wns tn.re. We, the next LC "gcnetallon "are
len to draw our CM'n conclu Ions
-.,..
of n war that we. as a nation do not
under!! land
r\5 ~approach 1984 h aremalo me thAt
the Adrrunistration it' !!et•ing more and
more communist backed tetTOnlts •
encroachifl8 upon the "~ World " As
this happens, we are going to need more
• peacekeepers " in mOI'e ·rescue opere·
lions" all In the nam~ or '"ve-ce and
~tablUl\ '"
~
If we blindly accept the meanifl8a of
these wortb as they are snen to us by
othera. then """' will become Obln1oua lo
their true rnea.nn'8 lh mere phrase anll tt
takes to JUstify a nuclear budd-up or a war
in Lebanon. then we will ha\'e llni\"ed at
1984 and Big Brothlll' will be laughifll all
the way. H.aw a Happy New Year_ MOIJnl
Kathy Uoyd SQphomore, will perform In the one eel play Tcds&
The play will be showing with osmotic Surgory tonight. Friday
and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. ln the Black Box In Fir Acres Theatre
LC smokeout to sn1older
V\Ti.th film and lectttre show
Jamll :\tu ulla
uf the Pioneer ~
•:\'e.r 511\0 • m~·mbers ot Chn •
aophl!r Columbus en.-.. , disco·
ven'ld lob.ltx:o .500 .) ·~rs ago
muking has been an 1mport.:m1
pan 01 th ln.c of hundred of
thousands ol people \,ofid\,1d t•
The pr.tCIICC WD5 ongJODll.)
\lP.\'\1~ ab n:lauvel\' hamtlt• nnd -motfcn n c. but dunnB the pae.t
It"' decad•-:s resean;h mto the
tbmag•· l."3Us.eti b) smoiJng­
p;lrtrc ubrh 1ts hnk .... llh lung
cunct?r-has led to str.sclc•r
goH•mmen tiJl regutuuons on tlw
Um'CftuUng prugramr; OJ ml!IOI
CtJ.:4rt>ltti manutar.tun•a s and
t• 11'0 l\1! ('0Uilll'r itd\ I'Ml'>lnl; b)
Jl.'ltJonul nnta •tim(rk.in~e Ol};<tllll.:.t·
uun6 Un•• f.ll thl·~ · carnpmgn s ,,.
Ill!' UJI(JOrnlllg (;mat \m '11t.JO
mok•!OUI an annual IL:tllun·
"1d•• ,...ton pnnsored b\ lltt•
AmcrJcan ClutCl'l • od••l)
dr~rg1wd IO wd ntOI-\I'f!i ru ru»
the countr. to kkk th•• halnt
Mnnlyn 8roddt.'1 Goodell a lab
technietan at thel..t•WI and Cllli'k
mhnn n ;md cltblfllC'r'SOn of th~
liJl\Okl~ut nt IJ( durin • il~ past
l\\"0-'t'C:ir tilston• 15 oru~ b1 . -ch: 1nng the pruJCCI ~lutt•d lor
:'<lu\ 17 H~hllght s uf thf' thtrd
annual srnoli~ul wm rn• lud••a
film ~:ctun• pn:l>(•ntatwn ut nuon
10 ttw J'mil Room r,nd n·lrt"!!ih
rnent& and anton1w1aou ,.,.,11 h(l
U\'tulaiJI"' all dav an thf• enlirmM~ ' - . II 15 r•un•malv unknown huw -many rruA~r 'fl attt•nd l ( thuul(h
llr<~dd•· r•Goo d~ll & n·sc.ur.h mro
tlw e.ub)~:C I folwuld 1~ campiPtt•d
~ nud '01ounbfr. LC ~otudcnltl
nwll•·r" ~.:aw numl'ftJU rtl.,lions
lur thNI' habit• tiOme fitnol..t• lo
n!la11, oth111"ti :,make rumply
bt:JCbU they find tht• pnu.:IIC'.C
••nanyabli• ur be<-au~ tht') l••c·l it
JI(Jtnf'huw maJu• tlll'nt appe.ar
mur.. matutf! or ouc11.dl)'
accept.abl~
Abby Hyk.in, r;oplwmort ' said
tlual wtult> rn I ugh M hoc•l lw
Utn••d making gJOJtlually and
Page 8 pu ked up till' hab1t ..,hu .tlso
ffii'OliOIH~ th,rl J'k'f'r prt·,~Urt
utfllH'nt t•d lwr dt•d aon to
5fll0~ 1·
H\ kin hOt:.-been u ~mol.t•t lor
nhout It\•' ) t•.ar'S ancJ Rt!Ot't~lb
nwkl!s about hall a Jli.IC.k ol
cagar"\'ll<'s ~r UU) \!though 'hl!
h • ., Ill'\ • ·1 ••nuuSI) allcmptcd
quittmg H ~n n:'£~1117 •s the
dang•'"' JO\ okNI an smok.in • anci
satd sht• plans to ctuat lM!Iore M\ •
mg ch1lcln•n
II) kin i suppoMIH' ol the
"rno}.;t•oul and otlwl' ulfons
aunwd nt lntonmng tlw pubhc
;1boUI thl' risks U!i!\OC lillt•d \\1lh
tuh,u;cx1 U t• ' II'~ llltportartl IO
rdut:all• Jll'Upll• about the t!'\ tl of
6mok.iflt4 lx•lun• th•') "tan, she
Slilll'd
Ut·bhtl' ,\kl..oughhn, llw rvt-.1·
c..lmn dln~lur ol Stt."\V<ll t Hall, lt.t:­
lmc.•n 1u1 nut•rnullcnl Mnukt•r lor
18 \t'an> but i curT••nth t onsid·
•·nn~ tn\Jns .ld\11ntllfoW ur thr>
upcommg ntu~• ·nut to quit
trl..oughhn :ud tlutt lu•r ooll•~c
r'OOntiT131f' and h•~r p.m·ul nil
mu kl'r" 10 tlutl 1\ mllw • n •d hPr o Cl!iton tn pack uv tlw hrthtt hut
con em lor IH~ two young clulc1
n•n s \\cll l~t•rng Ita~ I)I'OIIlJlh'd
lwr· IO lJUII
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Mount, Junior, and will run Nov. 10, 11 and 12 with
Tease by Michael Reed at 8:30 p m In the Black
Box In Ar Acre• Theatro Admlaalon Ia free. Sue Demuth, senior Michael Reed, Junior, and
Maika Youngsten, aophomoro, shown here from
leM to right, will perlorm In the one eel play
C sme11c Surgen The play.'' directed by_L:..I:..aa:.._ _________________ ...:
preparation stages MacBeth • In
l.,uunc• ndt'f'\\ nod
Of thr PiOflf'O!f' l.q;
Pn•pan.uun r. Ul'l' nlfl•mh \\'1111
und""' OJ\' tor lht• lt'\\16 .tnd ( l11rk • thl'atn• dt•JHirlmt•nt s I clu'\I.U'\
prodm·uon ot ::ihltkcspt•an• s
\1,1( RNh
UPtin .stccJ nwmbt•t ul tlw
dcp.tMnwnt ht>gtlll tatkhn~ till'
tmonnoUt> pr<ll~'t 'l lust liUmlllt'l
I~ l.lfMr.llionN lilt luclt• dt':o.l~otlllllK 11
M'l ol 161 h Ct'OI Ul~ t'O~IU illl' '-. .
m<hll•nng ~hnkfttifJI'Uh' s tnd .. )
pru t' .tnd tradllllf( .1r:lol"\ to
sword lighl
1 don'l want to r u.-h.'
c'plamr d thc.11re motor Ulgu
AI •ntt>\, \~lltl lll.'f.t•trl "'urk un tht•
pl..t.) thh. ummcr u11d plonli to
wori..: thrnu!(h Chnstmuli lJrt~ak
:O.h~· hal> 1!\~11 800t> 0 lUI •Ill 10
m:lkt• thu pin) ':~ M'l and co'>tumt•
dCt;tgns he.t ftl'Otor honor'
uro We.; t
",'\IJJc&th 1s all tht• mon• chnl·
lcnglllg bcti.IU~' it t>l'M• •n done '>O
m.lO) ttnws helort•-1 want to
ntal..t• 11 on~mnl I m 'l't)' t•ll..cltt>d
1.1bou1 thP opponunll\ ' lo tty II,'
An>enh~ :.aid
Tht• r<!'l ol tht· t...hl is .at-.o at
work on tlw pl.l\ I or tlw lu-sl
110\C Ul Lt. dl ltJI., l-111 J'i•t.;t'l\1\' •Ill
CJI.Inl l ... m und i.1 luU OOUJ'-'
credit fat P"'llannJ( -• pl.!~ b
ptoduc lion 'llw slilf<P mani.lgt•t
.md tlw actol's und ac tn•to:-.••s
mt•tll \\ith dlr••c·tur/prull•:HlOI
Rlchar·cl Willis lht• dol)' a\\ ••t•k ftll
Production Stomtnut• o d.u>f'
~r-.f •:u·dung t~WI) th1111o; lrurn b)m·
hoh!int In the C:ll!>lummg tn lhl'
uarli••:-t pt~rfwn uut " ol \tar lktla "' tlw Glolm 'Thllatn• ol Sha~w:- ·
J)t'"'ar s cia)
\\I' SIUfh b.l'tCaJJ>, t'\l!l''\' ---
i.I~>Jit't 1 ol ttw pl.l), an61t.ad ol
nwrel • reht·ur~tng <'Xpl.lllll'd
!>ophornul'\' stephen C lor 1\ \\ ho
\\ttl pin • thu t hall1•nging 1111t• rnlt•
In tt•r m" ol nurnbt>r ulunt•, tlw
pin) lti u dtllicult one to prorluc~
1 lw 24 i.IC:1Ut1' and o'lt:tn·s~tts
mduclml( 10 yt~.tr-old Josh l,t•nh
pia a total ul S·l dttlt!n'nt t hamr•­
tcr·s 1n thu plu\ Uuubhng up .md
pla)1ng rnu''' lhnn one churdr.ttor ,
1s wry tlt•munding lot thu He tor,'
:-.o.lf rl Cl a r!..
1 ht• pia\ ., lame can bt• .m
ub,.t.tclll, too
The productioru. of
A lac. Beth are either
verv sucressfu.l or thev
~ .
are ternble!
"'hakc!:iJWareJn pla)'b ha\ '-' an
i.IUr.t about ahem thai mal...u:. Jl('O·
pie in Llw thcauoe afrold ol th~m ,"
\\1111~ said 'What" • han ~ to do,
111 t•ffllcl as to conwin tho·,t•
thrngs and dt•.tl '~11h tht•m an
chiS'-!\Jilt lk•th has an f''>Pl'< lnlh
bad f'CJ)UIUII on there arf' .,Upt•l
:.11tlons thnt 11 bnng!l bad luct..
llw. murh I'-true thv pr'Udll<
tlull!t ol AfocBetlt nrc. l'ithcr \t'ly
suc.c·t•s!tlul, or thev .we tc·muh;'
1 o~ethr•r, the da"" wol'k.' on
am problem s 1hc plu) pt'l' r•nts,
lrom slilging rcrhun M't•Jlt>!'-0 to
diM U:tlitng tht• moral tJUt•~IIOn5
r.uwd an tht' play
II :> tlw tirsl prodm•IJon 1hu1
pulh•d Ull all tuguthut -11 tl ol hnn,:;mg togt•tht•t ol tlltlw tult•ntt
ol 1 he tlll'oltl"£', s;u t1 C U'Olvn -
11.1\'CS u !iophnnHm' pluvmg Lad'
\laollulll and on•• ol tlw pl.t~
thr'tlu \'ttt lw~
llu in·fh•pth '<tuch is orne­
than,; ) ou tlon'l u .. uall) ho\t' a
ch.mcu to do vou ,,. too bm)
lt•.tmmg .)OUI' part and blof kin~
tlw pl.ty,' added 'ophomol'\' Bob
~hult tc u, tlw pill\ 's ~lacOull
IA•.tmllll( In !ipt~••k and under
~t.llld ~hukt'SIW•li"Cdll l nghsh U
unc ol I Ill mosl 1 mpurtant
olf;JJtl('t ul pl't•panng for tlw pro·
due: tlun 'IUJnfltitnl''- tl WOI d \\<iU
IHl\ ,. a t umplt•lt!l) daiTmenl
m~aning rn modorn tnglish.
l!:.,pluitwd M.u-k Young •
:.ophomor~ pla)ing ~talcolm
' Tht! kt'\' II• al the nctor ~alh -undtoJ land' "hut tw 5 ..ayulg ~
guod Ut:lor .. hould be able to
rnakt> thu <tudat•ncc forgt•t ttut
1he) na lbtt•nlng to 171h c.entul)
1-ngli'h'
\ntllh~ difiicuJI a.J'\'AI is Jn'
panng lut \f.JC Beth s dramonc
li~hl t-r t•nt•. \Jtcr onw conc;Jder­
.ataoll \\1ltlt, choMt tht• moil
"murtlt•r ous·lnul.ing ""' ord
dt ... igm.lw cuultl c.:omeupwath 10
ut• con"t' uc.tt•d \c lot .. '"'" lc.Jm
to mt\IWU\Ill hugt• doublt
h.mth·d 'IWonb "" t'l'-'hlng noorh
10 pounrlr. in tht'll ~word hf(hllm
d.as.>;t-!'1. wf'Ur.h ~l tlllb month
,\sl\t•rl "'hut lw wunwd to
'" ' omplhh m tlw pn1dw '"""''
I'UUI t, \.\ llli' .i<lld 'I \'iHlt thr
.tudumc 1 tu ~o.lW.t.) h•t•hng 11
\\ ur1h thcu ltnll' 01 cout""' I
\\ .ml nt) liludt>nl5 lo lr•.tnl ,
thmg .me! I •' pt•c•t to h•unl son••
tllU~ IOO
INTERESTED IN AN MBA?
Robert Turrill, As~oc:tt~lt ! Dt•;m
ut tht• (,r.Jcluait• ~chnol of Busmess Admuustr.llinn
Unn L'rslly uf Southern C;l/Ijornla
will be on campue
November 11, 1983
to tJik. about programs at thl: CJSBI\
For schedule and location Information .
please contact Career Planning and Placement .
Pioneer Log, November 1 0, 1983 Kic·
-
1\lm Mlllf'l
[)( 11 l'lorH • r I''
Okny, -"''"
r1g.an•t h• t;lllcl~
t mnt•
tr~·d Wtlsn
n,...t·h, 01•ntM)
101 ot rt· td
HamlwJ, \!\1 <.
re~• ul ntu sa
ch.lllt·ngt•fl
Jlw Gm.JI
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rLl.), ~m 17,,1
11
Pioneer Ll .a Mo1.111
11 and 12 w1lh
"· In the Black
)n Is tree I
ages
ol all tht• tuh•nt•
sa 1 d Caro I\ '1\ •
::-rt• pl;tymg l.&~d\
~c ol tlw phl) •
-.tucl) '" smre
usuall) haw a
ou rc too buS)
~rt and bloC'IJn~
l>Ophomort• Bob
~ " \.l,u Oult
>t>ak and undt'f
arean f.ngh'ih 1
\O!>I important
riug lor tlw pl"'-
mc'i u "' ord '" 1li
lett•!) dilhtl't'nt
tern Lnglish
hu·k \ oung 1
•ying \lulcolm
tlw actor rcuU~
WI h~ s ~Vl'V( !\
JUid be olblt• 10
Fnr.e rorgnt th.lt
to 17th tt>nlW)
It arm b pn­
·Bcth :., dmmatir
r .. amtH:onMdCI"
•hoM! the mOSI
ouktng ,:word
~ lOmf' up\\ith 111
ActOI'l> \\\II ltMMI
hugP dnublt
weighing m•.trh
it' 'l\.\iUI'd filo(hliot
~ thili month
he wantt'd •~
the pr'OdUl' uor
lid "J \'\IUOl lht
\\.ty h·~·linf( II \\ill
(' nt t:OUI~. I
IIi to It ant orllt"
otKt to lt·am ~ontt-
10, 1983 Run \JIII(•r
or ··~ 11unl .... ·~"'
lJkll)' 1 you pi JW dglll' ollld
dgnn•ttr·:m1ukr•r -\CIItr unu• hus
cnnll' l·n·tl \\ilsm1, hc•.td loutb.tll
co.1r.h. ll••nlw J110mpMm , dln,•t'·
tor ol rt•!Otde•llc t' hall ~> lk•hbu
lfillnh• ~. J\~l (" l"''fltdPnt, .tnd tht•
" !ol of .} m1 srnokl•t'S m,-. htln'h)
c.:hallt•ng••d
1111' (;n•ar iunPnc.m ~nH>
Lt'OUI Is sdwclult•d lor ntuNI·
dt)'• ~~~\ 17, unci II fi.)UUI c hanct• to t..1rl. thu h.thll ltll nt lt•afOI 2-1
hnu r· · II Vuu t .Ul du II lui II tl.w,
vou c ttn du 11 lor lite•
~ponMJr ,•rl bv tlw ,\ant·nc 11r1
C .. IOI til ~I.H 'tf'l)' ,Jiltl hUliiJ,lht IU
I ~~'\llli ami ( I.JTk 11\ \1anl\n
fk.1deu I~Utll'll nl It;,. Studuut
U••alth ~·r,wu , tl11 tinmlwmu l11 a
gone I ""' U!>t' In 14'' ,. UlJ nwk1n~
for Z.t huun; II onl_\ tu pr'TI\•l to
\OUrM•II that ""u c m . -1 o lwlr> In )rllll' ,;ullant t•ftutl
tlw mlil rn.uy IS spun!innng u \,u
if•ty uf ('1'\1( l'S tJunng lilt' JilnU•
keoul IlWit' will ht• c1 111m tihO\'\ n
111 thu 'l r.ul Roum <.~I nuun ,,bout
TOP ALUE
1103 S.W. Taylors Fy. Rd.
Coupon---------­
$1 olton any
purchase of $5
-r more
Kevin Travers
(owner)
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Pioneer log, November 10, 1983 scnoklug ll nd ol dut tor \'-111 ht•
JI'''M'Ill tu ·•nr.wt:r C(Ut •111111"
Snn1·ks w1ll lw il\flilubh• m tht·
lnlinu.uv all dot\ 'l11ur tl.Jv lur
thUM' of \IOU WI\() l;tlu• lht" 1 1\iJJ
lt•ngt• .mrJ 111 honor ul 1 he oc c• t
!HUn \(; \ \\111 b1• f'f'\1ng 'uld
turk,. • "''"d'" 1c hi' II ,\s u lurtlwr
aicJ lu tlw hru\1' one•:~, h••t,'ll'b ltr;t
of It p pmvldPd hy llw ,\nwnu n
( IIICL'I OCII'I) 10 ht•Jp )OU IIUII
• 1luu\' out ,,1/ crg.trl'ltl•
hr••.sk tlll'rn m half and \\111 th..-rn
down.
• ( lt)Jlll uut ,,II a turn.) m \OUr
hom1• ofhr t• ancl car and put
tlll'nl ol\'\ol\ -• IJrl't'Hrti nil matchc•s and huh•
.) uur lighter
•\\ ht>n the urge to 1>nlUii1• htiS
tukc• s dc·e:p bn•arh Hold tl lur tO
Sl'' uruhi tht•n n•hM"Cl rl l!ln"IY -l'aking tlt•t p. chythmu•lm·.tths '"
1nmililf tu 11moking only )OU II
inh.dt.• dt.•iUl ollr, not potf>onUU ii
gn~>
• l.'<>t'l'l i:.c to hulp n•ht"H' t~n ·
~ion I'akc.• th~ .. tau"~; •·.tlhPc' th.tll
tlw ch"\<.tlol'-pmk .vour car l.tr •t\\•IY hom )'f'llll' dt•!!Unauun ·•nd
\\•Jik lht.: n•~t nl thu "•'.\'
• AtM o~rtJ vuw'!lt U wuh nm I -uhtilltut•"• th•l sarn•• "'"Y you
Olil\ hol\1' U ••cJ I IS'Jit>lh•!'l ( hiM
fllll('ll IPs~> gum, h•mon drop:;,
ptunp'-:rn ur· Ullllrl\\11'1 Pt•tls
oppll' hr ••s cannl 611t'ks, unbut•
tt•rt•d fJOJW.Onl
• !)CnHnbh' up your d3y and
ch.ltngt• hnhll cunn c~ u•d \\1lh
smok111g lln\•' t1 chllt'l1'1ll rout~
to st hofJI oc WfJrk. cat lunc Ia an "
IH .. '\v pl.u ~ lcn\'C the M ••rtP ol nn
urge ;\t hum•• ll\'Otrl your mok·
tng chmr n•.:tt h ltll' a pu~ I' of sum
r.1tlwc lhan n c1gun•tt•·
• ( '''<If) I 1 ,) liiJr' body rJf nJ(,Q•
tint• IJrmk liquids-lots or ltwm
\\.tll•r lfl.S gt •• sw 1, h••rh.JI c.-a
lnul lUll lUi lUI« I r:atfPillt' lrt ' oil
rlnnk.!; oll'll good • hull I'S Pas!li UlJ
collet',' ulh•rnah •cl soli dnnl-:.5 und
ult uhulns thr~ C<.tll uu n•.J • \'our - ~ uq(t' tn anwkt•
• ~'"''Jl)Otlr hands bu~) -"'nl•·
11 h•ttt•r du \'(lUI hnnwwurk lnr ct w
chung<>, haLtnc c cllu ' lu~kbnok.
pre k up) our f1J(lln
Mary Smith. 11v1T
Jerome B. Hobbs. MS LMT
Multnomah Bodyworks
OR: cl ~f "Jt
7912SW Ttwry.ftTh&M ~ • .715 IISl • Be caw~re nf th•• rnflllt'!.)' ytHI
1'<WC wllt'n you ;arc not ,,,.,HIIIlg
11 ''" ug.ut•ll•·!!o
• Gt·l nd ul nu,Ju·rs hr •':llh by
IJns hang your ll't>lh ••v••ml
lhn••5 ,\nd thank lhal vou would • not hk-e lo nun lhnt t~ h do• Ill
ti.l 11• m your rnuullt \\.1lh n
L.' ga re w•
•r\sJ. lor hl'IJl from your
lnt'nd -let ltu:rn ~TIIM you <lrc
lrymg to quit
• \\l'll'n tn the lihrnr\ • tlw Trotl Hoom 11 tn
smok.ing MXImns GAur
du• no-
•Jtcatyourhotl nncl oul\\.1lh
kmdcw 11 Indulge.· 111 bath OUl!i
sou:•· n:ap l.u,h•n lo \'our W\'Onlt•
rT'UJSIC. £n~~ lheJ.I-. nctJ\Iltffi 1n • th•• iJh!ieru P ul l'lrno~<;ang '' 111 n•~tp
you n~ahu• that .)Ou dun t n•~d n
cag.'lJ"P.II•• to h,J\1' a guod ttnw
• P.tt .>·ou~·ll on thP-001 k­
qurumg molong is hart! on d you
dt·~f'f'\1 ' cnJdit 1t1r )Our ctfons
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Page 9 Greystone Gallery offers va1iety
-lJ<lll'~ \l~c •c•
Ul tlw PI IHl"'t' r Lu,(
I he Gn•' ~tone lttllh r \ 1
Cflllddy bt•c·omang unt• of Por
tl<tntl ~ mort uniC1Ut' gnllt nt''-
tl i:. unprc•tc•ntiou~ and
c·umtort.,blr. -1\' o qunlllic-.
'' hrch .lrt' oHC'n rwglc't·tt•d whc•t'('
.1rt .,., dl~pluyed l un\'ntly. tht•
~UIICI) I~ ~h~ing lhO\VUI J.. Of~!\'­
t•rul dlffc·~·nt artist", cttch work·
tnl{ rn J dliTt•rcnl nwdlum
Judith ''Jon " the fir~t nf tlw
N\ &1111!\l'> on' \c"' \woman with
.m cm1ohh hh;-.t\ It 'h ' "J.X!Iltl'
halt ot ht·r hie• nn the -.ca "1th lwr
hu~hand half on land '"orkmg
1·1\c' llnolc·um pnnt~ cclt•bmtmg
lw ...:stlor .. \1t!\,1>0IIlt an· ''hot
stand~ 11!\ roprt•wntatcon Tht')
.lrc Portland "' t•r "('Cne ...
Lelookla and his family, KwakJutl Indiana, will present tradl­
tfonaJ stortn of the Br1tlah Columblan tribe through song and
dance n part of the "Pe,..pect lve on Our Put" se f • The
presentation will be In Pamplin Center at 8 p.m. Friday, admls
slon Is free. Raw 8 Fo~· '" .a n•r.1mica-.1
'" ho I!. wor-King "ith \I\ all sc:ulp·
ture.., Hl• ncgnlt''> hr~ mc•dlum in
the pur .. uit of '>p.ttrnl c• plo.-..
tion' His -.culpture., consaM ol
lrrcgulorh ... haped geometric ..
wh1ch have complimentary
.. hapc:. cut out from therrcenters
Tht> r-elntionshap berwecn nega
"' • ond posatwe tthape:. are the
tOt u~ or the:.e paet.e'> and that
rolntron~>hip a:. never ignored
Equally Important to the artasts
a!> the rel:ulon:.h1p berwt-en Ulu
Never Cry Wolf captures magic of book
Peter Carlin and Mlke Thompson
Of the PIOIWI'i' l..ql
Adapting a '''·'Or\; ot luerature to
fit lho Ml\'l•r ~ret"n ul Hollywood
1:. a """-' and often unsurc~ ... .,ful •
undc.:rrai.J~ Ohen after ur.h an
;~llt>mpt one heal":"' the pf"O\I 'rbtnl
the• boot. wa<: better ; \\1lne:.,:.
S1ddhartha and Emmt_nuellt• to
nome but ""o
tio'' !\ cr the tong a walled
adapt3Uon of t-"4rlr.\ Mo\,ilt'c.
Nt':\er Cry ~\ulf cro'"es the
undge to Holl)'' ood as ea Jly a:.
Rnnnld Rnagan crossed from Tin·
st•ltown to ~In Ctt\ \10\\at ., boo~ •
~~an account ofhtli lcmgth) "tud\
ot wol\'t.>~ 10 :\orthcm Canada
dunng '' hich he h\'t!d alont•
alrno!'tt a:. " part ot thl' wolf p.1cl
Xt•u•r Cry 1\olf tr.Jnl.>(:endc·d th1•
u:.ual naturalist naiT:lll\~ e\pe·
nt•n("(• a t., Jacques Coue.tt•.tu or
Annre Uillurd b) dPI\1n~ IIllO tlw:
p ych«.> ol thl' \1\'0h a• \'l.ithout tal·
ling mto 1tw trap ut anthrOJlO ·
~n
rh.• film of NM r.r C.ry • \\'alj.
din•cwd U\ Csn-oll Ballard. hnng!i
a t.t'nM.' at a\'e lor tlw frutNl Can
odian \\1ldt·m•·~ Thl• :>er'Ct'n·
phn adapwd b) < urtili llanliOn
Sam Hamm and Richard Kh•llw,
manages to n•main tn.w to
Muw:s I fi IC ~I Ln ""hilc fnU\.'ltlS 11
lo the~n . Where the film succeed:. as in
II« pcn.ontfic alton o( the Wilde!"'
nchs a., almost n M"CUnd human
character M0\'1."411 ~ book com
muntuued tht; author' love and
concern for tht• pre~t\allon or
nature as "' creator mtendl'd
and the• film capture" rhrs
c;onct.•pt
\tO\<~. at dbpclls tlw mY\]liC'<ll
nolton of tht-"olf OJ'> a bad gu\·
rn nature lllbltWd. th~ woll 1
.-.~:en a1-almo'>l a nobh• ..a.vagc (ul
falling Onf'\' rn grand plt~n
R.1th~r than an arb•lrnn I.Jtlt!l of
innO<'t•nt dct>r 'Vtowut ~>hmvs he
-II> neces!>.l.rv for the survival of tho • deer speoe.. as he kills the weak
M> the ljlrong mny burv~ve AI thu
~me tune Mowat demonstrate!\
how man clumslh violotes thr!i>
balanced ooosystcm with hit. pol
lutanls and con:.tant lnlt!l'
tc:rence.
Never c. ') Wolf is a thought
prm olong yet bt·autlful exyx. ..
nf'ntt~ Along \\11h tht> 0\erdut.•
,,..,1gna11on ot t.•rrotarv of thu
lntt•nor Jamc' 'Biarktop \\all
\"t'H:>r ( '" \\olf 1s the be'>l g1ft an
'\mencan ctluld hope fol'
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ha~ on till' otht:r 1 o thl!\ c•nd he
h·lli pamh•d hi" plct t'"' with d M'l'
h• of lrm.>.u dt>'llb"'" "luch kt'f'P
tht• 'H''"t'r .... • } t·~ mn\lng •H"m:..,
tht ~ ulptun•s taking in the•
etlt•t 1' of lnh'nol ... t·ltldo"' and
ronn~
\\'hal c•nn l>t• adlll'\ l."d wuh
col01 t•cl JWncll '" .,u~tn llah
'tom ' ,·ontnhulaon to thl' •hu\\
Her 'IUbjert matter '' tnnlns) nnd
"him'' Ut.•r sct.~m•' nro llwral
tr.an.,lntaon' ot dr't'ams prt'"«''' cd
rn ,,n ll\(~rvd.l\ l't.>nht\
"j\ lllllt• t.oH' '\c:c!nl' lor
'"'"'"c 1.' i' a . mall UMI'"ing rt•n·
dcn·d an pam~otaking dt•tail l\\10
figure~< look out tho ~mwwmdow
ovt•rloniOng a C hfrw"ll gnrtJton.
Tht c.>fTt'Ct '" rnugac.1l "" Pll'llosc
tlw 'arne
M\ .. w<wtheart wn .. O\\ayantll
mad<· 1 hi~ d1 awing lu telcp.1 1 h1
call)' ,.omrnumraw '"11h ham,"
Onh'>tom l><lid The \'\.andow~oo 1n
the building nrc entrnnce:. mto
other umc·~ and .. pace~ . but
watch the por~pechw and pro
port ron or vou rind your-.eU a bug
on the leaf an that world
In contrnM to Oahstrom arc• the
paintings of C W Poll:~ Stvll.,ll
4 rree cups of Peps1
Wllh any large, 16" pizza
2 tree cups of Pepsi
With any small. 12· p~na c .alh om· t ould latugorin• thc•m
no, ~t'O \h .. tr at.. I f \prcssaonasm
r hr:. lith' nPgalc•s them rmpac;t
\\ h1ch !.. musalv achil'V<'c.J
throu~oth the arthl . ust• nl t:olor
tach u£ the 'II' paantani(S an•
.. tntemcnt" a:. primhh•t• .tnd
'a gUt! •'" a flr..t amprc•.,.,.on !;ht•
'~ wJd., ,·ulor amund h<.1r planr
! 1\taposlng e1Tv1 111 and mo\t·
nwnt to ,·apture and l..1•c•p lhl'
'H!\'1.<'1"' ,a11ont1oll
lvu•~· 1\oil~m . the hlt't of lht•
artist on da&play u~., tlw tinng
pnx , • .,, ut Rtlku rn an unusual
conte '' til us. 11w..c ZS talc ..
\\ c•n· mudl.' lost \ugu~o~t at the•
rn•.lli\t' \rt-. Lommas .. ron Inc a
nun prollt orgamza uon wh1ch
sponsor-. a l\\10 wt•ek work!\hip
~eilson who rnaJ..e, tales for
prat.lat·at irH.tallntluns dt..>cided rn
lhJt rwo weak., to e'pcrlrnent
wath the ules and the <''J>~nmt'nt
"'a' -;un <•,..,fuJ Thu\ are fn-.< rnut
ing bit~> ol nrt, mystenous antl
irungumg as the proco:.~ \>\1th
wh1ch tht') wcrv made
1 he (,rcystonC' Gallt>ry 1
located ut 3279 ~ t:: Hnwthon•e
81\d rhe arta6ts reception 1•
bt>ang held on Nov 10 from 5 to 8
pm
And Domino's Piua Is
here to help you make
the grade.
We're here to see you
through these late nights
end long hours spent
cooped up In your room
studying
We're open late every
night and ready to dehver
a hot P•zza wllh your
choice of deliCious top­
pings and only lOO'Ib real
darry cheese All Within
30 mmutes after your ca.L
When you burn the mid·
nrght oil. remember you-re
not alone Call Oommo's
Pizza We'll keep you
fueled w1th fast. free
dehvery 1n 30 minutes or
less.
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Onvera carry under S20
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Pioneer Log, November 10, 1983 LC g
,\mV 8rt)()k.1 I
(lllr>n pjont. r ~
Olt I I'Wi!t I
lt•urn t•nc.Jt·d itt
~trunk \'\Ill h o
Parlli< lost ~1 1
\\.ton~rng n h
h.lnc.lcd LC Ia
J>'lllt>d togcthr
lc IO dcftMI Pl
Pacific went
fi.l'?ll with a 30
tht' hMI quurt4
bac k n n r1 II '-\-'G
thl' final buu(
I ht-PIOI>
' rJrnt behind I
of wilbnt.k Dill'
h•d l( 81 )cll'd
~h pomt~
Ttw c•\tra ~
Kicke
It looked me
than a ~occcr r
de prtc the "1
\\Omrn P10nee
and <;lidc to v
Regional f1
\H·PI..c:>nd
Smre thcru i1
Pia
no11
fas
CHAR LEi
Exl 59~
2nd How
LINUS ti
Cope/a
Ext 421
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BOB GUO
.. guriu· them
li"C""~Ioni"'m
heir lmpat.t
iH' hi l!\'(1 d
... ~or color
1ainlln~s ;m·
miiiH• and
!rcsc;ron Shu
1 her plnnt•
and mo\t!'
'ul kef'p ttw
It: ln~t or ttw
~c~o the linng
an unusual
t'-C 25 llll!'l
Jgu-.t at the
ission Inc a
~won whh;h
tk wori.stup
lke~ ule. ror
l~> decldt!d m
C:\;perimen t
te cxp •nrnE\nt
'Y an> fum: I nat
;stonous and
proco~;s with
,a de
Gallery I&
;: Ha\"AhOMl C
rcceplion "
10 from 5 to 8
ta is
ake
you
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!Eint
·room
very
;> dehver
our
stop­
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within
our ca•L
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I •••• J LC gridders end losing streak
\nl\ llnlokh nr ,r, l'lont·"" ~~ • -
Tlw t c'\IVI~ and C tun.. ll>otbatl
wam t•nth•d it., lh ego me losing
' sll1'·'" with a 26· 1 1 victory over
Padllt to .. t ~turday
\H•nglng u lo!!s that the 8ollf'r.i
hantJtod l C' last year the Pros
pulled tol(tlthr dt!!lphe their In Jur­
I~ to dcft•at Pacrfic
Pat rile went on the -.con>board
fi~l ,,,th a JO yard field goal In
tht• ftr.1t quat1t-r but LC bounced
bJrl> nnd 11 ''as a Pio game until
tht• Hn.tl buuer
1 tw Pw... hrc;t touchdown
e11mt• lx~hrnd the running effort!>
ollilllbark Ull\ u Crill. -.en lor who
h•d 1 (' 81 't at<h• down6t!ld for thu
''" pomh ·nw c~tr.r pomt wu ... blocked but II tlldn 1 mat h'r to I C who
followed wuh t\\ o quick touch
downs In ttw ~l't:ond CJUW1CI
behind the throwint< elfort11 or
Brian Schwartz. lm11hman . and
Slevo Oakley at'nior
Ocfonsc Wllllllh(• kf"V f01 LC niter
thP lo"" ol Mike t homp•.on .
!>tlntor In last week .. gnmc.>
agnln&l Linfield The lnJurv list
has been growing all vc.~r for tho
Pto defense and the I01'1S or
Thompson lefl "' b1g hole for LC.
To fill the gop the co..rch{~
called O\:er offcnr.n;tl tnd.lc Crt·g
Lmd~\- tunior and fullback Cliff
Moore .ll~ a junior,
rh<'~t· addition!! and detl'rms ·
nutlon gu\e LC tht wlnnmg uc~Kt•
and the l>to . twld Pacific to onlv •
107 'urd., rut~hang and a nw1-e 13
yards pas•ung. ThP rloff,n~a\lc rtfon wali ulho
murkPd bv t\-\.o fla!etic•!i in tho
thud ..rnd lr>lsrth quonen. that put
llw g.tmt out of l't!Uc h for the
aoxc~
Bruco Corson a junJor from
Medford keyt'd the two LC
touchdowns In the ~cond quaJ"
tt.or with t"'o fumble recon·tics
dt•t.'P in Boxer temtory , to add to
the ~at dcfonBivc play by the
PIO!I
oc .. pite the rain .md fog on Sal·
urdav, the LC otren:.e was ablo ro •
c owr ~omt• ground and .t..eep thl'
game out of rt'ach of I he Bo;~~ors
Tht> nt--At test for the Plo s """"
he in Grt!lwold S...rdlum this Sat·
urday when LC fare"' WUlamelle
UOI\Ierslty , d ~uud thai roetmll.)
defeated the nationally ·ranlwd
Linfif'ld College ~quud
Kickers slip, slide to tournament victory
ltlookc..-d rnoav like<~ mud b..tth
thnn a soccer matc;h at tames, but
dt·~piw tho raln and mud the
wonu•n Pioneer!'!'"' er'(' able to ~lip
and shdl' to \ktol'\ tn the NAtA
Rl't(ionul 'I ournament Ia:. I
\\t t•kcnd
smc t' tht•re l~ no nauonal rom· pelllion at thl~t lrvel, the region.'ll
tournament wfn was a pt•rfi>ct tin
ish to a tromcndout> sca~~on The
Pioneers finished second in tho
league with an 11·1 record. loc;ing
onl)' 10 Pacific Lutht ~run
Univerutv
In the 6,....t game of thll touma·
ment. Lewi!'i and Ciarlo. tied Pac16c
l nwer'llly , 0 o Act:ording to
f'ret;hman ~lallory Clark. though
the Pionee~ cluart_v "outpluycd
West Linn T raveJ
Plan
now.
fast! MARYLHURST PlAZA
18805 Pacific Highway
West Unn. OR 97068
(500) 6J5--3782
our holiday travel
lights are filling up
CHARLES BINGHAM
Ext 593 Box 321
2nd Howard. Rm 85 SPENCER GERWIN
Ext 213, Box 836,
Srt:I\<U1 Hall, Rm. 29
BRITT MUHLIG
E~t 213. Box 1918. LINUS HEILPERN
Copeland. C 27
Ext 421. Box 1075, Stewart Hall, Rm. 29
THE UNCLEAN
UNCUT
ORIGINAL
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BOB GUCCIONE AND PENTHOUSE FILMS INTERNATIONAL
PRESEHT
MALCOLM MeOOW£1.L
TERESA ANN SAVOY
HELEN MIRREN
AND
PETER O'TOOLE
IN
CAI.lGVLA
W1TII
JOHN S'tEINER. GUIDO MANNAR.I,
PAOLO BONACELLJ. LEOPOLOO TRIESTE,
CIANCA.RLO BAOESSl , MIRELLA OANGELLO
TOGA PARTY
Nov. 19-9:45 p.m.-2:30
"Conteet for b"l look-•llke chllr•ctert "
Otil TOnG> "41\IU 0# nus ra.... 100 Qlo& nat AGSOIW W1L&. .. ~
/. ..
1~ / them."
In the ~cond game. thP Plo­
nc:,!nt d"feated \\.1litman College,
4 1 Goah were -.cored bv !iemors
Ann Luatto and Am~ Brook..,, •
~hman Julte Schmud .nnd 1un·
tor Sheila Ga.llagher
The final game of the touma·
ment. cndt!d in a z-o "ictory lor
I.C:. Go,!!!\ were made b)• fnt~>hman
~ &nz nnd Luatto. on il pass
trom tre hman Robtn Gnffith.
Is II true thai talent is conta·
iPous! Most sa) no. but m the
ca:w. ol Clark and Erin Hedenberg .
it might be true The roommate~
omt:rged among the mo"'t pro­
ducuvt• fre hmen on the team.
The t\vo expre<~M.>d tht:ir enthu·
sia"m by \/Oacang their hope thot
l.C' will ha\le a spring '>DCc-er teu.m
that. vear
AJ-.o leading the Pio~ tha ... ,year
wttre Star~ Blvthc "(.lntor 8ecl>y
Me 11.0\'\-an and sophomon• !>hl'lli
Berg
Then tht.!t>t> as Coou;h Randv •
:-<ordlof His players claim that
one thins that ha~ dhtingu.-.hed
thtt Pi once~'!-from other "oct: L'l'
tc<tm i~ that at ha ... almo.t 40
ml!mbers Wh.) so many? Thoy
~) ~ordlof does not belit'\u that
ht• ha:. thtf nght to tell .... omPOne ,
• )'tlU c.an t play soccer.'
10, 1983 Pioneer Log, November 10, 1 ChtbJoncs
Thla waa the only touchdown Padflc Untvet'llty ICOred •IU1 the
vfctonoua Pioneer~ Saturday at Griswold Stadlum. LC triumphed 2&-
11 by aquaahlng the top rushing ga_me In the conference with Bruce
Corton (39}, aenlor, end treatvnan noseguard Keith Goodman (30)
recovering two fumbles each and aophomore D•n Co• (48) al8mmlng
Peclflc'a qu•rterback down In the Bourt endz:one for one o1 two
Pioneer safeties.
Frosh going to nationals,
thinclads third at districts
Kirk Revnolds
Of the ~rl~
ft're hmnn ~us.an Mumay quali·
6t.-d for the' NJ\IA nattnnal cross
t;Ountn ml"el. and the men's • team 5urpnsed \1\'e.strm Oregon
State Collugc to nab thlrd place at
the Oistnct ll cross countl)'
champion hipc; an Monmouth
kl.st \\eokend
~1Urr.i\- '• who Wllti ninth 0'-trra.ll
clockt·d • IH~t6 0\i •r the .. ttck.
muddv s.ooo m':tt•r 13 I mile.sl
cow~ to quality fo•·the nauonal
mtfcl NO\. 19 in 1\tmo.."'tu! , \o\ i"
The top five i.ndM'duah; noc on
the winnrng team oam o bt!rth
and ~lutTav took the numb<·r lour
¥
... pot. The llnt\lt.'r.iit) of Portland
won the womon s team title with
20 poantt.. followed by Willa.mene
llnJ\-es tl'\' 1631, L.c\\15 and Ciarlo;
18 U, Wesif'm Oregon 1901, and Lin·
licld Collegl! 11031
Tho course r.tn through OJ
famJCr's she-ep pliSture and an
orch..rrd . and the hilly. s.JO\'o
course W:l!i funher hampered b)
SOME OF THE BEST
THINGS IN LIFE ARE
FREE!
t 8 oz boftte of~ ~~~~ he.avy ran earlwr in lhc week.
Mo 1 runn~ wore lo03 pakP. to
rug UllO the COUJ"SC lO pn:'\'ent tal·
bng. So one wu InJUred.
FoUov.1ng Murmy for the Pio­
neers were junior Paulette Ma.l'b.
13th with IJ ume of 19:3.5. fre h·
man JesLle Lipe. 19, 20~ : t'rc$h·
man Kathlt!:en ~eJland. !0, 20~9 .
and c.ophomt:Jre l.lura LewAllen
21, 21:18.
"Susan went out n>.al hard
said Coach ~tau Cato ~he k.ne\\
what ~he had to do And she
camts down fast off lht! hill nnd
had an amaZJns 6ni h. She w;n
with i.lU the people and tht!n
she ju.st hammNed Sh•• had a
gnr...tt kic.ir.;l .susan nnd Pnulette
both ran \'t.'l')', ,,_~ weU-11 wa:;
probably Paulette s best nu.1e ot
the se:t on Thi.; "1115 her t3stest
ume nnd tt was a tough course
The LC men team had been
expected to finash tourth but
Coach CM\id F1 had hi. runners
ke) on \\esten Oregon runners to
fini h 10 thl! 1011 three at di trir:t
Unfleld '"on the mens utle
'"ilh !4 points followed b) \\'il­
lamcllc ISll l.C I 61 \\ tern
Orq;on tala College I JOi. nnd
~rgc foA College 11511
~>phomon• Tom Ge.1gcr placed
11th to pat the Piont.'CI run·
nang the ~ 000 mt•lcr lth1: nult>l
cour.r.e in '!7 43 Junior IC\u
f1~her . 13 27:!i.S 6t!naor Paul Mnt·
tson lS. 28'00; and frc...,hman Ron
J\re~ 19 :!8•16 fullU\\ed Gt•lgcl i.tS
l C ... lup four run a close 33
:;c,."OOnds apart lk!hmd them were
~phomon• to;JJi,; Rt•_)nold !i,
:!:9 .OS; IUNOr Jc!IJ Wilson, 33, ~:34
and 1unior 04\ld Ironer. .ao
30:58
''E·veJ)'Ont• ran fn tcr than we
run here l'\\'0 wet>ll.s ago,' sntd f'l
We~l«n ~on had three of
lht"ir runnt!I'S run ~lower and two
faster thi!'i w-eek. We didn t gl\e up
on oursel\b after fim~ang fifth
lalit week at conferene II Ia) a
lot about the confidf'nc.·t' of thi5
group.. They ~ thev could
rome bad.: In disoid and dniah
third We finished \vfth two
strong ra~. Comang ull' some
high note5 gl\C us a guod feetmg
going Into ne.\.t )'641"."
The coa'-il«'.s aelecfed Martt.'
and Ares as the team's Runner& uf
the W~k. Marks Cllme back
~ oftft' a cluppuinlin(C IiLli at
c.·onftort'nce and 1o\ms nan through
some lower leg pam m the open·
tng t\\'0 miles to finish ll~ tht•
fourth LC runner
Hi$ cal\t!$ \\l'ro a httlc sore
&om pntctit.-e the da.)' befOI'\!
tiiUd F\~ MHe d nt."\'ffl'ntn m plkt•s
before, but he c.ame on m the last
•uon of the race and was a ma1 big
for us.
Page 11 • The Uon. the \\1tch, and the \\In~
dmb4•.direc'tt"' bv John Gt,rth \\111 he • p •scnttMf m thl• t"ir C'J'P. 11w.atn.• at ll
p,m through "-tturua)
• leM'\' Lul-dd~,... \'\111 <"Cindur.t tht• 1\lla· • tme Hall :.ymphony Orcht•stn in tlw
group:. l'pemng concert at p 01 in
f.vlln \udhorium 'The 75-membcr
orehe .. trD mdudcs prommc•nt mu .. ICtlln"
h'Om l'ortland. \ ancou\ •r and ~ll·m
• The in tructor and ~tudent!. of LC
~tdo 4'ls\,, \\111 condu~t a 40·minutt•
d rnnf'l milt,,. at ':" p m m the Plait·
Ho"uJ •• , nun~e E\~n<Ont• '' cn\1tcd
• South i\frica BcJong ... to u ... , part olth~
t\m<"an 1-"ilm "enc.' \\111 bt' 'hown at ;:,10
p m tn Tomhn,on H\Et:.
• ~'o Mudent direc:ted One Act"
Coqneuc u~c~ and Te.ut: fa monologuc
"'ill pla) 1\;0\ 10 to 12 m the Btad. So'
1\dm•c;~on is tree. call e\t. 33~ tor udch
• 'lwcw Pe,...pocrh:.oes on Lewi~o and
Qa.-k '' the toptc ol discu~saon :at the
Jdc..ls f.l.chanse m tht• Thawr nlOm'
from noon to 1 p r• '-n.o.;tkt'l' ,.,,, h<•
Andr('w RnmbeJ't , df!~n ol ''"'ulh
:-.uuanne Ha1 t, ~ttldf"nt ,uud Hut \I••' •u· • han '1 1ting a''''I:JIII prnh';>""' ,11
hit>lOf\..
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• Abuse of the lObt \'ulncrnble ­
\iolence rn the f'anul\ t!> the tille ol a • two-day ~-.anal conteren'"t' ~hcdul .. d
for tuda\ and tomOrTO\'\ , for more rntor-• mahon. call Man Anne Hannt?r at 229·
-sst
• tudent interested In a c.:lJ"e'eJ m the
ht'"!\.Jth ~en~ particularly re_,earch ­
should plan to attend the 01'\"gon Health
l:leiences Lnwersi l'\':. Rt>-.earch Convocn
11on from 1:30 to 6 p m in the OHSL
Ubr:uy Auditorium for add.ittonalll\ lor--n\Ation. contact Tom ~M! at :U.S-8Z31
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thtl 1\urthwc~l coast Ot•mon .. tralmn:. on
'''' ''ll')~m.lk.lng ''ill bt• hcdd in tht· Thn\~'r
room~ lrtlm 1 to 4 p m C hiPf t t.•luo'kn Wt II
tt•11 "'tont•~ Ill tlw Chapel tmm 3 to It p m
r\n C\ ~·mn8 nt 'llorth\' e:-1 co.'\sl danr.c and
lih•raturu \\ill bt• pn•:.cntcd by lht•
lA•Iou ku 1nd \\ ,,,,d f11nuhes in ramphn
nt · pm
• Jau ;o.;ight ll\lllunng the tll.U band und
chou·, dtre<:H d b\ 0..1\'ld Beckt>r and • Hllm' Glllgam ,,111 takt· plar~ in f.\'ans
,\udttonum at 8 p m
• "Piltch 04\ ," The Ll \.tot hers ( ouncll • will ha"' re pn--..en tan' 1 ~ m t tw. Tnul
Room to M"\' and mt•nd clothing lor .. tu·
dents lrom 10 a m to 3 p m
• lho Math Skills Center'" open trom
6:30 to 9 p m for le'>h and tutonng Coli
e>.t. 498 for oddltionnl tnform4tlon
• Tcan. or Joy Theatre will open Cabell
(.(!nter 1age ~ 1983-84 seabOn at 8 p.m
\\1th lis ne'\1\ puppet theater production
nf <\ltu in l'\.andt~rlnnd . <1nd a Me:ucan
folk parnblo about greed called Omon
"tkln 'ioup Refreshment~ from vnnoub
t•thmr c.:ut!>me<. will be bold m the lobby ' Crencrnl :tdmh.sion 1:. S6 student" S3 for'
mol'' mform4tion call Z9Z 1889
• A Rcdtal fonioUn and piano featunng
Michael Hanson and ~yl\.1.1 1\.illman will
begin at 8 p m at the Communtl) \1u~ ic:
( cnt~r 3350 ~E FranCl!> t FREf
• 1\ ~rA dllnce will bop torught from
9 30 p m to l a.m m Stamm Dming
Room Craz) Eisht a Portland ~~ae­
rock group pro,1de the dancmg mu~r ~
Admi11sion is 51
• The Pioneer footbnJI team will
Wtllamettc University tn Cns\'\'Oid Sta
dium "' t m
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We admtt 11. II lal.e!. a d1f·
lercnt kmd uf pers.on to be a Peace
Corps \Oiumttr
\\'.t \\On't mi\lead )OU \\llh
giU\\1ng pictures of cxouc land\. The
houu. as a \Oiuntttr a~ long. The
pay·~ moda~. And the frustrauon~
somcftmes ieem o' erv. helm in • 8u1
the satisfat'fion and rcw:ud arc im·
mensc. You'll be tmmer~ tn a lie\\
culture. become nuent rn 11 ne"
language, and tarn tar more about
the thtrd 1.\0rld _,and vour\elt -
than you e'er elropected .
You'll alw discover that prog·
ren brought ubout by Peace Corp\
\'Oiunteer~ n \ 1\tble and mea\urablc :
Suc:h •s healrh clinics ~t3bli~hed '"
rhc Philippmes ; fresh·wtttcr ltw
ponch ctm~&ruc:tcd in Ken)a; road~
nd Khool~ and irrigatton s~tern
built in Upptr Volta: ten~ ol &hou·
wnds of people Khcn oKnual s~tlls
10 larmmg. nutrition, rhe ' elled ·-• • , •
lmd~. bu~111~s . forC'ilr\. nnd other
Jl('\:13htes lhroughout the dt'\elop­
in \\Orld
Bcmg a \Oiuntter i~n't tor
eHr)Onc. and 11 t~n't cas). but to the
people ol the dc\cloping nauons.
"'ho ha~c never before: had ba!>u.;
h~alth care or enough 10 c:n. lhc
Peace Corr~ bring~ a me saae or
hope and change.
We in' 11e )ou to too~ 1010 the
voluntter opponun11ic-s be!lmnang in
the nc't l-12 monlh\ '" Afnca.
Asia, l.:uln '' mcr~~a. and the Pa·
ciltc. Our rctliCScntuthes "'" be
plc:uscd IO prO\ ide ) QU \\II h del3ill.
Contact: Ann Borquist
Peace Corps Recruiter
P. S. U. Placement Office
229-3075 • The Conrurt l:holr, dlrccu~d b\ t.il
St•t•lt')', \\ill pc.•rtunn in till' C hupel at 8
pm
• "An Lwnlng \\;th Rrnhms nnd the
Schu rn,·mn' · Mlc' ( horn! ;\J'tl' t:n~~t•mbiP
will pt•rlonn 31 8 p m \dm l~~lOil b SSior
llfhtlt-. S:l tor . tutlc•nl'> ond M>OIOI c•tl·
"'"' F'inil 1 ltmunon C.hw'Oh SW 12th
.md \almon
• Northwo't Ot"Cd folk dann.• t•nth\lbia~l!!
, an mt'tll .tnd dum t• \\1lh Mo:.hiko
llnlt:\'\', antt•mnttonnll\' an !aimed per
tornwr nnd <'hmcogrupht>r or l~>n.>41i
dam t', ut tlw ,\lllllc•n'lan Jt.."\\1'>h tom
munll) < Nllcr, 6ti.'i I :o,W Caphol High\\n\
at H p m for mon• mlonnation , <"all 2.14
01 11.
• 11wrc will bt:• n demon•nJ"Otion and
nf(il prolt'sling ll~"' mtN'\cntion rn Ccn·
trnl Amc nt'.1 .md the Canbbtlan at Te~ ·
Shl'unk Pari. from 3 to 5 p m The e\'enl i:.
'J>On .. on d h~ the Portland Cc•ntrol \mer
ic a 'Ohdanl\ l ommiuc Car pools \\1ll
bt h-:1\1ng lrum 1 cmploton .
• Join hoa.t Mike 1 utz. for the laM edJtion
of wooJ....end Recovery thi~o teml The
plano music Df Gt.>orge Winston will pre­
pare you ror thcvncalion splnt \.vhilc :.00
thing vour hom\ol\O\'Ork woes \VecJ(end
Re<'O\'Cf) " ,,,r:. tonight from tO p m to
ITUdnlght onl) on t..,L(
• BruNl Browne will d1rccl the l.lnhe~
'iil\' ( holr in J matlrwe performance at 3
p m m room 75. Lincoln HnU, Portland
State llnt\t'r&lt\. f Rff
•A enlor \rt \ho" fe.11unng print~
by lklb\ 1\.rucgct \.\111 be hCld NO\ 14 to 2.3
in tlw ,, .tdu:tl<' StudiO!. Lounge tn
Bodine flwre will be an opemng rece­
ptron So' 1 1·23 7 10 9 p m ues.
• SOFA Jlf'C"'Ut6
1\lfrcd Ill It ht:ot "-• II\ the l ounc II
Cluunb.-r.. at 7 p m ,\dmlt'siun IPi 7$
c'ent~t
• The l ,c• t hnmbc•r Orchc,tm nnd Wind
EnM:rnblu pn.1 .4'111 <1 tnw conet•rl in 1< \an•
Audltu.,um at 8 )) m.
• -
Bn;wo1r. T ...... Mothers
Club i:. planning u ''Golden Jubllet• 8.11'.·
aur" ltt)m 9 a m to 2 p m tn the Thayer
room
• Knthryn Gnsy "'ill pc•rtom1 on violin In
Evnn:. at 8 p m
• f'nrulty Colloquium · Mlk.c Start.. will
talk at 3 15 p m m the Tha.)l('r room:.
• I\ winter snfcry class, In wh1ch eros:.· • countrv sklor:. t:an team about winter • nutritional nCtldt> c-lothing. terrain
hazard!> nnd cm1e~enry procedures. will
be gi\ n nt the Alcmcda Community
:>chool. 2732 Nl Fromonl lrom 7 to 9 p m
• The North\.~'tt Porcru;l Association
will hoM competition m debate and lndl
vtdual ~pe.aking m the Tl'Uiyer rooms Nov.
17 19
• Forou t ragcou &live comedy, video
spoonery and cabcret mu6ic lool. Into
Be<~l O'Bamm running Thun~days
through Saturda" 01 Chateau L'Bamm
2235 "1\\ Savtc:r ncket~> mav be reM:f\..oed • by cnJhng 2.28-5544
• Annie" \'<.ill be penonned Nov 24-Jan
14 at tho Portland Ct\'IC Theatre 1530 s w.
\amhlll
• The Math Skill Center l~:o upen Nov 15
and Nov 17 from 6.30 to 9 p m for tuto~
lng and Math 075 chapter test ~>. II wiiJ be
open Nov 21 from 9 a m to noon for tutor­
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