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

Volume 48, Number 10

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1984-01-01

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10, 1983 Lewis and Clarll College Vol. lo. 10. January a. 1184
Photographer Ginny Butterfield slipped and slid up
Palatine Hill during Portland's lee week to capture the
Lewis and Clark campus while It was encased In Ice.
Plpea froze and buret, a backstop waa bent and aome
security oftlcere were trapped at the echool. For more
on the weather, see the story below.
Eight sent home from Ecuador
Studerits blow trip with alle~ed • cocaine use
Peter (~rlln
The Lew is and Clork
ov4~r;;,l!n~ trip to Ecuador end·
earlier than eApected for
~ll!ht )tudents, who were sent
IJnc~e to the United Stat~ lost
1mc11l th for suspected cocaine
while ln South America.
remaining slx studenb,
ong with lender Marv Dunn
the ~oclology department ,
:~tn" in Ec.uodor through win·
r term.
,\Ill t·an SU\ b thai tht:ruW"d6 u
'IUIIlllUil ul tht• r-ule"> ol thP.
S<ud \'ann• :,~" Jg~
t•:ad or I ho LC 0\ c.lrat•as
"Fm· the bt:nc6t ol
,l'\''"Uill :, \~c 1~\age and Ounnl
,ut·c•dud thnt c•ght ~tudvnh>
ld t•nd the pi'Of(lnm 3lter
,onll}' on~ 1t>m1
Ont> ..,ludcnt "ho Wlb '>dOl
:kin· ... and •hl-Pd nut to be n.1med
Wt• did coc.tinu 1n :.moll
::tm4)Uilh II COM SlS 3 gram
•41ltUnl'-l:ntD tcly ont. .. lenth of U S
. 11'\'Ct pnc:csl ror the best colu• in
world Wo W(:l'e approached
on thlllltn'Nt> nlltht" lime b, drug
)(•llo,..., but w·p ne\'er brought
mtu Ur\ lhU SII'CCI '
\rc01-ding to anoth£'fl student
~\nto wu,. ~nt home tht• tt-uuble
uc'un '' lwn Dunn learned ott he
•dent
8t•l\\ t•c•n one ilfld thl't't!
"'···pit• lliJpru.u :lwd \lt\1'\ -I
Int. it \'l.fls do1w out ol •Jlllt•
f\ISO, I don 1 thmlo. thut th~ · knt~'
lw n~a~nttudtl oh' hat tlu:\ "'''''-' •
.. u .. , ... , hcl\\ 11 \\I HI lei allt~ ·t tho tnp ' tht: .. tudt•nl 5."lld
\:Vhcn Dunn become awore
of the drug use going on
under his nose. he informed
ASOELA on educotlonaJ
group based ln Ecuador that
helps coordinate the l C pro
gram. r\ meeting wo~ catted
during which 12 l C studcnt5
(two were ob<tentl were osked
to sign o paper llstlng the
names of the people they
knew hod used drugs while
in South Arnerlco
Aithough there was
some talk of
expelling the
students ... Savage
said there was
never any ~~serious
discussion" of that
sort of disciplinary
action.
Tile :.tudent~ tmpllcatt•d •n thll
liNt~> ""'f.'f'(' told to h•aH' the
cuuntrv within !.-hourt.
-\n"ang<>-rnl.'nt:-. "c'N' made to
inNun· pil.,S<lftt• to \fl.tmt
Although tht•n• wa' ..onw tullo.
at ,.,pcJiing tlw ,tudt·nt~; nnt't'
the\ n•tumt•J hl tlw l '. ~"' .~t· • ..rud thtn• ''a~ llt'\'t'l an) !!t'nuus
dtM'U'Mcm ' ot that ~urt nl
dt!ICtpllrtat) ~u:tmn
• llunu ''" '' ') upput1t\t• ul
tht• l'ltudt•ntl'i who hacJ tu h{• 54.'1\1
Pioneer Loa. January &. 19M humc und \\C !>l<Jnd behind htm.
Sol\1181' "''d
Bt•cau:.c tht· program wa:.
ulrc.td 111 th eta t!nth \\t'!CI.;. the
studcnb will . till NCt•J\t' full
acadt•nuc t'redit lor f.1ll term
I IU~t don I thin'-th.!tlhC) llhc
.. tudtmh '"ho :.poke '"ith Uunnl t...n<!'\\ what thl') \\l!n' doHlg ''hen
tlw\ went tu Mnl". s::ud one -tuthml trum atw tnp lhC) (:UI
the• hcar1 rJut ol th•• rnp­
elll'cln 1'1\ dt>'>lro ed tl I would • haw hoJwd that tiW) hud C.lmc
tu u:-tir-.1, ut tlw \'er, loa...;,r • \t pt\'~111 11 n•m/Ull!io lu be ~·1!11 whether lht lum of C\-enl5
\'\111 atTcct the po :.tt hl) offutun!
tnp:. to P..cuador . or to orher
countnc.s
\\ c hop • tlus situataun won 1
hnmt the pl'Oii{rnm -it s not clear
)''!I rsud ~3\<age
Icy Christmas causes damage
Mnnnnnc Rarcliff
0 I Ill«! 1'\ CJnc"t' r u.:
For thor...• who mi:.sed ir. thl·
'"-'..tlht•t ' out..,idt• was tnghtluJ at
l.L"\\1!i and Clark dunng \~1nh:r
brt•4k. ,,,,h a record bn:•a&Jnt;
t'hn UT\As cold 'nap \\n>li!Jng
ha\ oc: throughout the campu'
T\"u pape:; bur..t dunng tht•
trettz..:. lloodin~t Hru-tzldd ·A and
tlw Bio·PJwch buildmg on Dec. 25 -und .!6.
L.C was olitckliiV clo~ lor two
da} !> due to tlw •ce and trve.zing
nun \l:untenanc e :.ecunty and
~wttchbo31'd t:l'e\' :., howe\·er •
,, cnl 10 worl.. m .. pile or thu
wt•ntht•r Sonw securit) officetli '
unublt.• to get home. 'pent the
night m the ~>t:ulity ~Juepcr:s
Otlwr nlf>Or1t•d dam~e:. duo to
"t• \H'rt' two..,t•n tn:~ limbs nnd u
ht•nt host k ... top un the b.lS(•bolll
tit•ld 1\ ptpt' m the Engh'h bwld·
lng ~lso trow hut did nut hua~t .
11ooding Ill Hnr1rJcld · wllb
fin; I no lit~~ b,r n "tudt•nt h\ 11~
nt•:.trbv. \ "mdm\ m I he
batha·oom \\'a lett opt•n and the
unhc·au~i at'\.'1' caused thtl J'lllf' lo bu1~1 ~•d M:untt•nnncc Uan.'C'Ior
t· '''tf \ t•nz.t...t•
\\ alt:.r tood thn..'c mchcs deep
m tlw donn' m.·un loungu and
Jm, t>r It!\ ('I mom and damaged
th•• ~~:UJJCI 3nd som(• n•>~dent
ht!longmgs llw \\alt:!r w:as
cl·~n.-cl a\\'il\ ath'r th~ or lour • houlli. s:a•d \ ••nz.ke butt he ctf(.>('t
n'm.llll
Then.• is a lot ot mtldew m m\' -room •md th • l'mt-11 in th • lounge
'" Just 11\\ tul sa1d semor ~ue
Mollt&On
Rcs•denc1• lhreccor o. m-.e
·n,omps.on ha' \Hillen a lt!ttcr to
thu :.tudcmls in Hanzruld lhk·
ing them lo submit li=-ts ol dam·
ngl~ th•m:-.M1 u to"a !ie"s\\hat'
cowrucl '' ht•r1.• · !'ht• -a1d that
~ti1rt• tUt)1hmg h dceultld ~~
nt>ttd to 5t'!t' lnun mdl\ 1du.:al tu·
dt•nt \~hat :s lllet•n dam~t-d and
to ''hat ,.~h·nt.
f:l"<."\~ twrt• un \:am pus the paC!i
on till' thu•d tloor ultht• Uto-1~\orh • building bun;l on t hn!'olma lla~
pillmg w~tc•· un :all three !lours
tn the b35.:•nwnt
Onl• malntt•na•u•c crt'''
nwmbc.-.r r~pont•d to \ t:'nzM! that 11 loo.._ed like a watcrl.'tll was s•'~tng
d£Mn the teps 1llt' water rood
lor four hours or mon! nd ere'\~
worked unul 4~0 am to dear it
&'lid \cn:d
Ot prte thl cod~ I \ c
were I..Jnd ot prep:ared lor tht
s~ud \ en7.kc \\ ~ leotmcd from the
\\1nter.s of l97l:J and 1 0 h' htd'
~lso produced SCJtous cold and
icel. and eaCh l-ear we get n httlc
more e.: pcnenocd
~-'penence made chings run a
btt moocher for n\4mtenanct•
th1s \'l'llf' as tht.."">\ had leamt..~ 10 - - tore more sand for the lc\ • \\'t'.tllhcr, 10 lt)ild the sand lht•
night bt-lurc and to J») attcntlun
to the wst \\tndlll and ndtu t the
he.'ltlfl.g aet."Urdingl~ s:ud \ t!ndc.
,\bout .!.! 'ubic \'3nb uf sand •
\'\ 1:. unloadt..-d un tht' colleges
p.u~ng lots ami JUad Bollrn­
openttt.'d a.rouncl th(l clock al\d
the wawr pump \\ ru "cpl
f'\lnfl1Jl8
Slnoc ttw IOl' has ntl'ltt..-d
gl'oundsmt>n tuwc ht .. •••n cl~mng
up rht· ~nd and thP truiC'n tn •
hmb" lhnt mali.; tht• onh renuuu
of\\,1\l~r bn>ak.. 1983 Path to equality slow, roc
\ h ~han I' tr.hwnnu
Ot tli l'ic)l'"''r I•. H l' IUSI ,,~ tiW_\ \H'I't' 10 \l'olt:-. ._.go, till' Olll)
clillt'n•nt·t• I. tiM I 1\01.\ lllt'n I~ Jlrt'.,SUI't' Oil
us to abo d•" t•lop md mJ.intnin a r.nrnmll
mt·nt tu ,, proh '~ton I wunt It .till
T he """"'" " lrbcratmn mo1 <'tnl'llf
htl:-C()ti1111C<~I mnm \\OiliCtl that lht'\ \\ unwn .tre dlsc-r,mtn.ttc•d -·•~nm~t m
Jtot(i,lntun fu<~t ns tlwy nn.• an thu jnh
nutrkt•l UO\\t'\\'1 ", '' unu•n M owd a hlf.: ',c.
ten) m l!.li3 "twn tht-':iupN•nw Cnurt
d~~·l.tn•d .dx>rtion through tlw lit~t tn·
muslt'l'. to be• lt>~al . Prior lu that dt~t,ton
mc.wo than ww mtlhun wom~n tldoh n·ar· nrr· pour: 1111:-.ln,att•d dumb hunnws.
\t IL'll~l thLll ... whal anti Ul\ '[wol.t s
wumusn Ptwlli-.. ~hl.tlh contend:-•
'I om) most l£'\\1' and Cl,,rl.; ''omen
IUl\'\' bt~·n ~tahr:erl to bo c:ar'~'t'-Ont•ntt•tl
hl..c nwn Hm,t'\-ru" , ti I ''' onwn rlu t•ntt•r
1hc lob m;,ri.;ct ttw~ "'" t!am bct\'l.t't'n S!l
:md 6G Clt'nt:. to l'\\'1' doll;u· a manl'4'"'' -•
wt•m lon:t•d In ~'<'k tllcgal abortion~ ~uiTt•r-
• not :m t>ncoumgm • figurt• Labor l>cp.-trt·
nwnt -.tudu• "hO\' that tn mam in,tanct
wumcn wtth a tour car c-ollc-g • Ut'b'n't'
r.am ltw :'UTllt a~ a man \'1.1lh u high ,chuol
djp)00\.1 AJld xhlatl) '>01)' \Hlmt•n haW it
.111 ing bnll.tht) ami degradation lor tht•
'rnmt• of wantm~ to control their 0\\ n
hodtll'
,\s n woman j, 11 worth 'IJlC'ndintt n\\
mona\ on nn LC t'dUt'ation '' ht•n chanr t''-l'oday ahol'lton i 'till legal for tho:-.c lC
womt'n .tnd then· fncnd<o "ho need tht•
st•r.ict• But Pn>-.tdt•nt Rt>.-18an as exerting
ht~ mOuc•nt t' .md t•ntour·agrng C ongre~' to
prote<·t tht h'e' ol unbom childnm at tho
c.\pcnM' ol the mother~ nght~ W'hcthcror
not abort1on •~ mota! tht mc•n who mnkc•
Ia''' l1.1w no ri~hl to dt>etdfl for u~ whnl ''~-'
ran .tnd t·<mnot do tu our bodJe' • an• 11 "illtalo..c me tw1cca luns to n•pa\ m\
educ.ationalt•xpcn~~ a:-. a mtan whu t.'l·adu
nted trom MIT ccum~n tl) 1hc mo:-1 <'\f>ell·
WH' ooll~ge tn lhC l'OUnll'\ 31 ~15 000 pt•r·
ycarl That '' if I ftt•l a 10b
\\lwn "-omen inter\lt!'\\ for tob~ thl"\ ""'
ofh'fl a,J,;ed :-ubllc :.c"'' qut"•lron~ lll..t•
"arc 'ou nhlmt>d .,.. ''do 'au ha\tl nm • • • \\ ht'n allortton \-'l.aS tllcgal tho~•· who
could Jllord 11 "'ere gotng to back allcv
hut' lw'"' undt,rl(oing bort'l. modicol
proc(·dun•s , "' hilt• 1 ho'«' who t"ouldn t
wen• u~m~ c:oat hanger.- to tl) to <tbort.
\Inn\ ''omt'n bled to de.11h or cau"-'d
enough utc·nt' damage ~ the\ could
nt'\ cr huw a child \\'hut mnn hul> 1hr nght
to den) u~ tn.•t""<:htm :c., c.h•lrtrcn"~ lwantto be htrt'd un tht• })i)''" ot
abihty not bt.1CBU'-tl m) t•mplo) t•r thm~
that I am mon• rommuwd · and can rlu a
lx.'llt'r fob bccau'~ I don 1 ha"e n hu!>b.md
or· childnm nt honw
Mnm L t wnmt•n w:mt hoth "canoct·nnd l C i" inult;ratmg gender i-..,ut• and
woml•ns roh•. lnlo thu c.:uniculum but I
don t thmk ll:ac·htng collt>~e .. tudene.. the
nwnl uf~'l.omcn Ill il ('t•Matn place or time
j., gomg to ohange mo<.t pt!oplt• ~ fundl:l·
mt•ntal au11ud6 'Those \-H're de.: ... eloped in
chtldhood Howt-'\'er , the more ... lud~nt s
~·t: w twn• women ha\1.! been infiuenual in
ht!'ltOI)' and hU\\ ,., omen arc mal..mg ... ignif·
&rant c·unlnbutJon ... to .-.ociel) loda). the
more roh• model~ the' rna) find F clllhln•n hul ha' t.' Sl' en httlt• thuught to
ho" tht!) v.11l manat;l' both \\lH> \\ill rail't'
I he c.hrldn•n whth: I mat \\urt.; or "'1111 tw.
ablt• to get unoth6 job tf I takt• out fiH' or
tt!l\ \'OAf'S tO m1sc JUniOr .tn• lfU '"I tOns \'l.l'
• "ill '"''ntua.U) ho1\1' to a~l.. our:·>t•h ~·" ,\n:
1hesc the on!) op11on~ ?
\\'omen are bctn~ forced to make a cho·
-Frosh finds parents
mellowed with age
w: hnol
l.<~urit 1 llnden''OOd
Of the J''h~,. ~ Matt, O.td II nP\er dnve vou 10 -5Chool 1 hen·" jm.t no wa,·• • Bt.thl-.u me. I used to tr)'. If:. ju~t
I d ha~n \ .. -amPd about tht• om• ol thoSt' rule:. he nt.."\er
shuck ol O.·an,; hom • alter the 6n.t bends·
lt"ml 31 coli~ MDII lookttd up. Ht• look mt•
It II be n..-all~\ \\>1'trd to be \'l.lth 1\\lt.:L' la:;t \\CCk. he miled
) our parent!'i -and all thtttr By l'\t•nmg I was ~ctling used
rul~· to tlw ch.mgc•s llov.c."'~r . I was
• ., tJtll' J,;trenl ar·t llkt> ) ou n• still tturpn~d al the way my
:;;till in lugh 6Chool fRtht•r ht•lpc·d Mull with hl11
ttoWC\'Cf' 11 wa:.n I the Wll) my humt'\'\'Clrl.. 1 c·uuld hrru· them
pan.>nts tf'Clllt!tl Mf; that"·'" hard frnm tlw hnn~ room Uad w'll'
to handl•· llunng bn•<~k II wnli rnumhhng. 'If angle,\ i!t t-ongru·
thtJ ''~1y rhey "''atcc.J Ol.) hult• cnt to ;mi(Jt:• C anct :.tdu X t!t thn.-c
bntthm !\1dll SonwhO\\. IMth mt• indws ton,.;. •·
oil at L.t•w1t-and t:lur 1.. thu finn lwcr.• nnc·t• m .1 ~hilt• Mall
h4'1nd 10) parent!' hncl r.u •~J mo would b• sk in WJth. What.
"ilh hnd bl'C-OrJit' an UJI"II 1\ohuy'' My dnd , tall..tng. 1 C;.tn't
p.1lm-rlohng out plll!i on tht• huar ~ ou.
hac.k and fi\'C dollar brlls' 1 ~'I.'Uikf'd m to find llud
I notlc•!d the dUst!b•' my lir!it cmur ht'd at tlll' tl&~'-owr ~~~··
dtt.\ home. I wokt· up to m_> "'''"' of &1su Gt•nmmn• \'\t• \L'
lJrothcr pleasant!.) talking \\1lh almost goa numbt. ,.>r 14, wn, Uad
m) mother •:all••d out
Mom' Wlwn• d you put m\ Mnll wae. h1ng un ht& bod
w.an~ Gn•at, J\)p' ht• yctlt'tl uu.-r 1lw
I r.ouldn t h£•1p gnnnmg. \\illl· phone nnJI\~r
lng fur Mom s 111ada11onol 1 ~hufflt·cl t'!u k uuu tht• lMn~
an,." en; '\\ho c icanfi ore room What had haJ)pcnt•d to the
I he\" Or nun IW" lh•• wammg tu dayt. CJf \-ac:uurnln~ tht• hnJiw·.t.)
""\\atch that tunc. mu~tcrf' and fTUiking your dad a martini
lnJtt.:ad Mom nu;hed into IU&I to gt•t him to lake you to an
Man & room I dtd a war.hycstcl" R rutt~ m0\1e? wa6 thurc nu
day honey more net.-d for the llJ1 of swuet·
Aw Q'Ud Mom• Yuu furgut my talking your paronts? What
ieana' 'What am I gonna wear tu haprv•n& to ·~n·ntt~ when their achool'l'' r-r-oldor children go oJf to coUege?
"I m aony, · llht: toald 'I dldn t 1 .-ghed Maybe it was a chanae
eee them under )'OUr bt.>d".' for the bnt Maybe it \\'llan'l that
J got up a half hour later and my brother had manapulaled my
tried lo get Into the bathroom I parenla n\t.')' had JCCn tht• allh
found my brotherrcammgmg h•• nesa In lheu old niles, but 1 Wllb
banga a few incht, from the 11ure they "'t:N' still thf' aamc
rrumx &hn~d parent!> thuy'd alwn\~
'\\bat areycJu dmng1111ll hen.•~ been
I aU.c•d ""\ou II rnlas the hu~t! IteM ' Matt domg 111 st huoP1 1
11 II oaaw Uad ll lakr• me lw a&lo•d Mom
illllltw'l'~'ld checl:ing hiurd•· \ '"" Oh \ 1~· "'l'll 1 gucs!i, Out
J shook my hf'.ad oonfidt•n lly y knU\\ \',hat hapJX'nt>di' 11\l'tt•
remL'fllbcring Dnd fi 1111nct rult·~ was a lin• In thf'l iliChnol offi1 c lui
on ridrng IM bu111 I ab.u r.·nwrn we.t•k and all tlw n'J)()r1 cattl!i
bered a couple of otJld \\Ollkb tu got d••totroyt!d
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Page2 ,,, hn:. bt•en potnll'd out in the past all
tlw nnmt•s on thl' C'ounctl Chambcrl> \\ails
""' thnw of men 1 hen.• arc a do6nrte Incl.
ot role modcb fun .. omen pnrt•olt~ ·be<'.ausu
women :. i~'IUl'!l hn\ e hec•n tgnor'Cd tn 1hc
pa111 On tlw l (' c-umpu-. onh three women
profrs'IOr.- arc• lull ltmc tenure lr"'cH'I
JJbt->raticm tsn 1 Jlll\1 a women s hrsoe
5omuonu onrt' 'laid thoro cnn be no free
women untllthl•re nrc 1rcc men Men rn\INI
f(>(;ogni~:c women a~> an t.>quul assai to a
class a pr'OJC{'I a rorpomtton That "
bt·ginnmg to hnppc·n co;pecuul) among
..oml' o£ 1lw more enlightened men nt L.t NU\1\ It '' their ""'~pon.,lbllit) to tum
nround .,nd cdunlll their lllllt• broth~
and hi~-o tnend<t
\\ omt•n h.Dvc mndt• pmgrt•s!l toda)
lht•ru llN' women U'tron41UI' 10 .)'l'UI"'o <180
N. \SA ... ldNl of a woman wns too~ual dl\er
flton on long duration night::. 'luch a' to
Mars
Howt"\-1.,r. thN't! 111 'IIIII a long wny to go.
onl) fh't) percent of the O.\ccutwc"' m th~
top 50 Amencan companies are woml!n
Ch..tnct•s aN' l( womt>n gradun1es will n01
hove Q koy to lht• OXt'CUII\'U WDShi'OOill
unlo!>" \\u aU fight fur liberation and
Pqualily
Procrastination doesn't pay
Rt'beccn Bro\\11
Uf lhi· 11on~r t.-0(1(
I H \U 1,._11-1\0E.O to write ttu!> al'licle
Thu,..,dav ber:'\-\vtwk In tart I mtend 10
wntc m\ urtide on Thun~day Frida} or
"ialurda) w that t wont ha\e to crank it out
ilt the lasl mmutc on Sundn)
Well. II ' Sunday ewnrng and I'm just
gcthng 'itnrtcd 1\g{Lin \\'h\ do 1 hnvc thl.,
tnability to got thang::. done ahead of ume?
I don 1 n•mombor evor having proerot~tl
nnted until rn.) teenage wars Then again I
didn 1 have many free choices until that
limo A lot of thing~> were done for me my
mother braided my hair. put me to bed
took me to -.chool <&nd threw my birthday
partie'> lor me True it wa& up to me to get
m\ pllgcs ot addHion and ~ubtracnon
done but thu thl'\!31 ofwuhheld aJIO\vance
mane~ usuall} took care of that Procrculti·
natiOn dldn t bt~omc a problem for me
unullalcr. "'hen I had to rei) on m\ -.elf to
get lhtng' done.
\'\'h\ do 1.~1· procc-.tstinate? Fearoffalluro
may bt• .1n undcrtymg r~ut.e Surh a fear
may kcttp ont• lrom doing anvtrung from
a~king for a rat,t· to writing a boo!.: or por
autng anothor lire long dl'l!.am Procr.u-~tiM ·
tion tcmporanl ) nulhtia:. the r1sl..
lmol\-t•d 1f '>omL•thmg iljn 1 done hm"
('iJII lht! N''Uit bt• ll fiup'
\notht•r 1\iaNOn lor pror .r.1~tina11on I!>
In dec: lflton In or-dt•r to gtll ..omf•lhtng
dom.• II h(•lp~ 10 tx· un: th:u it i1> th« nght
thing to du ll~ctdmg what tu do ufter col·
lcf;t' ts lll..r thnt ·\1 thl~> point not only hUH'
ro lht· t-.dllor:
G"·t•ting:. from Mcli~rot'k. ' \\ t·
lind out'MII'-t'' thtnk.tng ot our
ln~>nd~ at homt'. .;u thought \\e d
takt• llmt• out 10 ~hare our
u\pttnenc.:cs
M••llkrock i' a pt'ac.:ctul conslal
vUingt• ol JOO pt>Uple an I he Repub­
llr of Pt.•luu Micronesia House~
a.re r.caucmd along the -cingle dirt
road that "'"' parallel to tho
hthlth Raw sea urchin gonad~>
.md tapioca Wtli'C hort d'ocuvres
10 our dinnt:r of rlru and vcgela·
ble 'IOup. typical Palauan (oud
We n• 'tiling twro ~truggllng
with thlb ICII(•r' II s lhc tnO!i\
lmportun t pauwct ofourduv Jht"
IIi lypilal nl lht: cultunl -wc•'m
nukjng,. bl~ cic-al uul of a tmial
acti\.11)'. ''' hom•• \\t' \\Ouldn 1
rn;akt• It ~uc h ''" iet!>lll', but twn:
t:O. t·r~ da) uf'tt\ 111t•s tukt• on gn•.llt•r
unpor hint •' hl'r.lUt;l• "c• thtnk
about tlw pn•~>~•nt , ut' till' fuhtN·
'llllb C Ullf CJJt lti l.:.JlO\\ II •II' thl'
"Ur1•,tcllna11 llwo" Ptr.lo; 11 whl•n • I put ofi mttkin~ the final det 1:110n about
wh.tt I want 10 do po~t·Palatmc lhll I \t
abo put oil doing any ol the prohmannf)
thmg,, such ·'~> 'etling up mto1views ttU.
mg the (,Ri' and talking to the l>cople In
Carcf'r Planmng • .md Plac·emcnt Maybe I U
procrabtinal(' mdelinitch on thi~ one I
NMl tht• rest or mv lift• to decide, nghtJ
B blN(, OVERWHELMED with things
make& procrastina tion virtually lnevlt·
able as thi~> Ito th€' root or 1he anxiety which
produce'> thnl whc1ro do I start7 f~eling
'01ero nro ubout a million thing~> I've been
saying I wat. gomg to do for 1he past three
yclll"h or '>0 When I gtlt around to it. 1m
going to call my best friend from junior
h.tgh o;chool \1slt mv relattvc<> In MJnne-­
-.ota ht>m my pan1s. get my tyPC\.,'lilet
6xt>d and lake a courso 111 auto mecharuca-
1 S\.'1. 0<11' up and down thai I'U do thi~ laJt
lhing t"-Cl) ttmc I ho\c c:ar trouble
Procrastination can twcomu a vtcious
cycle. The problem is that ono has to get ro
fir~>t thing' fir:-.1, and II tho ... c ha\-e been pul
otT. then 'PCond and third things are put
oil t?\t•n longer, .met so forth. Thi" ts weel
number mnc• of tho tcnn und I .. till ha,cn 1
finlbh~d all the n•,tding from"' cck numbt'r
~• lc>l Jlunu ~IIU11'd an) uf m\ paper...
I hero mu:tt ht· c~UI'I'" f01 pro<"rclstlnntion
othlll\\ t!'oe mon\ ol u .. would never get an}
thins dom• 'II)' maktn~ list~> Jnd doing tht
thmg~ nn lht•rn orw b\ om. 1n ordt•r d
1mpor1am c·. Mukt• dt•hn1tt plmttound dalt~ ·
on "'htdl w do (•wn 1 hlng
As n mu Itt I uf fuc t I think Ill !ootlll'l doiltli
dll tht•s..• thing~ tomon'U"
it'20 ript•. gu withoul whc•n It s nor
Mtc:ronc,mn t.tkc• .u.t\Oantagt• 01
their ,1\ atlablt• rt•~Uil.C \Yithout
< onstdt•nn~ tlw lulur-e
Wlwn \H' ar-en 1 in outer vtl·
lagt•-. amul\ed m homt·sta\ ::., • wu're c;taying at a mnrtnt•
rt'!>t'OI'C'h centt·r atwndlng h
turo' and '-'PPI~1ng what wo learn
m ou1 fmc:1uent d1Vt111 1 ht> litudv
of 1:-l.md rulturt• and biolof(>
could tukt• n llft•tlme Wo "-' onlv
skimming tht• ~urfac~:~ in tho'e
fw.-short month~o
W(•vc lH•en wnnnly rovclvt•d
and huw modc rnnny lnond~>
t~crvw ht•ro wt• \ v f(Oilc• I ht: gl"'n­
c•• oslty .Jnd \V.JMnlh ulthc•-.t• JWO
ph• t•nablt•., ut> tu lct•l clmot· to
thO!';(' w c ',. knuwn unlv hn a
'llllrt limt• It ' l't'.lll\ lurlln~ollr'
\.\ ,, n• lou).;anf( lui'"'Olrd to ,,,.•In~
\ ou •• JJ •
,\llln' Hrwlt'tfl' • I,.,. l'nr'o"-"
IV rst1 fluclf't'll
Jol111 1\ll,&(l't'
PIOneer Loa. January a. 19M PioiJ
\tan 111111 ' . 01 th•• l'fmWt'r t Uj
\\ htla• tlw rn
und Cl.nk ,tuc ,j' \\ l'('k.' ,j\\ J
'' urnrn :-. b.1:.~
rounlh''" huu
and II·" t•l 11m
nw hlghllg~
thu<i far \\a' ·•
Humboldt SlUt
IOUntilffit •nt hi
~amath t-ails
ti\Ci(amt• lo:;tnJ
nt>t>rs and '" ho
for tlw remorn1
The> team rc
J84tn~l Ea:o.ter 11
legP tn PampU
prn
flr;t year c;(
was enthusl
team 'winter
We have lo 1
our hnrd we
1ude' he -.a
chunrc for u1
hour-. in thcg
Hours
4:30-,.
4:30· 2:
Faat, F
232-M1f
1200 s e
Pioneer nllty to tum
laule brothcr
~nH.... toda~
s I 0 y11a" ago
S SClltUlll dl~t!f'
'Its such nc; to
ong wny to so.
scutivcs In tht'
~s are women
duntes will noc
e washroom­
liberntaon and
tpay
ecaston about
one Hill; I'~
'le prclimlnal)
n t e.rvi ew.. 1 Ill.
tho people tn
lent Maybe Ill
:m thjs one I
~e<.:ade , right'
with things
irtually lnevlt·
s anxiety which
start?'' feclin&
tungs J'vo been
, the past throt
ound to it. I m
1d from junior
.ives in Mlnne­
my type'\'\Ti tr.r
uto mechanics
I 11 do this In.-
• trouble
~OmU a VICIOID
)ne ha~ to get to
e ha\t: been put
I thangs arc put
lh 11116 ~~\\tiel.
nd I still hn\l:'n 1
m week number
>f my paper,;
procrastination
ld nO\'C!r get am
~~and doing tht
ne in orda•r
plan:. and dnh>J
' ak I'll ~turt duint.
It !t not
nge ot
"ilhout
Iter vii
ICSI3)'
narane rs lee
(Clearll
~study
biology
re only
\ thtlSe
eceivcd
mend~
1he gcm
j~>t\ peo­
[IOM' to r lor ..
ll!<llf I
:.c.'(•l n~
runcttt•
f'tlf'l'Wil.'
8, 19M Pioneers win one
\tun llull
(lith;• (~UIIt tW I•~
\\hilt• tlu rn.tJUMIV nllht.! l.t'WI'­
illlcl ( l.ul. !>llldt•nl" tmJoH•rltht•ir
"'' \\'l't•l.s U\.\d\ ft'tlm ~c-houl tht:
wunwn ·~ ba~kethull tc•nm logged
rmanth•..,, hoUJ· of pr.wta<·c. gamf'
und umt•l tirm
J111' lll~hlight U( lhl hC<IliOil
thu far \\U.., a GS·60 \1Cton O\t'r
ttumhuldt Stott• llnl"""itv in .1
toumamc•n t lwld last month m
lo:].tm.tth I all llw '""in undc·d a
fiH•·garm lo"'lllg "'trcak for the Pto
nt·c·n; and I!\ hop d to ..,ctthc tone
ror tlw n•moindcr of the -.cason
Ilw tram rt''>Umc•s play tonight
<~gllln'>t ~sll'r n On•gon State Col
lege• in Pamplin Sport~> (on tor at 7
pm
1-lr.t yca1 t;OOth Rand\-Nordlof
\\'tl) c•nthussa!ltlc ahuut the
team .., winter hrcok purformancc
We haw to be commended for·
our hard work und good atti·
turlc ~> lw '>Uid It wu" a good
fhunru for u:. to spend n lot of
hour-:. 111 the g_vm to work on ~me
Hours
4.30 • 1 .00 Sun· Thur&
4.30 • 2:00 Fri. & Sat
Feat, FrM Delivery
232-N15
7200 S E. Milwaukie thing" Wf• pia~ ••d u lui ol goncJ
lt••llfl:. unrlth,Jl \vtlllu•lp u. wlwn
''c play tlw n•n~<~inrlt•r ol 0111
=-c•asun ·
I he l'ium•t!fll f(ul ott tn a h"'
!>1311 wath lnsstlli un tlw rtlitcl lo
\.\hstman < nlk,;t• HO .. II, and C't·n·
tral \\ atthington llnl\t'l'~'<ity. Ill 54!
lhe\ then rctunwcJ to fJur11und • und fnn•d losSt•s to Cone unlta
l ull~ge , !14·59 and Cuntral
\.'\a~hington tlna\'erally, 66·50,
before headln~ 'iOUih lor tlw lour•
nnm1•nt in Klamath l·all.;
1 ournament ho~t Un•gon
lnl>lhutc of Tcchnoloi(Y downrd
the Plorwl-'r" in tlw op<·ning
game whaLh wt up I.C's win 0\t•r
Humboldt State
II took U:'i a I£'\>\. game• .. to ligun•
out wh•tt wet an and n<•Nlto do.
~ld Nordlof We l'an now hutwr
~e the kind ol haskc•tb.tll w£• nt•Pd
to piny
With 14 member. on thc•I'O"ter
the team Is fortunntc to hnvc f(ood
depth at all posltaun~o . 'lf wt• ron
tinue to got shot~> up. rut dcnvn
our tumc:n."U~. and do an .&de
quate )Ob on the txmrd!'. we II do
olm} sasd \lordlor
•
We uM only 100% real
dalrycheeM .
Our drivers carry under
S2000
Llmated delivery area
C II"'· 0 tT;'nOI Pluu.. I~
Pioneer Loa. January 8. 1984 -
-
-,.. ...
-., --
Pioneer guard Kim Matheson , sophomore, os
a peas Intended for forward Emily Nelson, Junior, as freshman Robin Mann looks on.
8,.,, "*• rr.eson
Road wins pile up for Pios
Robert Oakf.'b
nr th,. Pl~r t .. llt
The mcn'.s basketball :w.a'>on
loot...-. to be an e'<catmg on•• thttt
\.t•ar aos the Pioneers take a i-J •
n.•tord tnlo acuon tomght at
Columbia Chn~uan Collcgt•
·~ntis It· am dt!.'o('f'\.mo ~on1t: pub·
hetty, saad coach LJean ~m1x•rt
'f..)t•brows ha\t' been rai.,~d a lit·
tic bit by thts team
In pb) that bt•g.'ln 0\ t!r l.L!W1
and Clolfk:. "tntcr bruak. th~ Pio­
net•rs hn\ t• won two tourname nt~
and C'".lptun·d all ~-en 'ktonc'
on the road
''That ~ quite an act:omplitoh·
ment Sempcn ~id. "and '" c
want to r.onttnue that ·•
Sempen $lid the game .11
• •
•
• -·
\\'e admit it. h tal-c' u c.hl·
recent kind ol pcr~on to be u Pcacc
Corps volunteer .
\\ c wan't mhlead ) ou \\ 11h
glowtng pactur~ or ewuc lancJ The
hour ,1, a \ oluntcer ure long. The
p.t} IS mod~t . And the fru~tration'
,ometim~ \etm 0' C'f\\ hclmm • Hut
the ati,lactton and rt\\'Urih are un·
mcn\e. 'ou'll be immtned m a nc"'
culture. b«ome fluent m a nC\\
lunguagc, and learn lar mtlrC about
the third world -und \ our,cll -
than vou ever C'\fleCled.
't ou'll aho di\CO\CC that rrog·
rc'' brought about b) Peace Corp'
volunteel" 1\ '''able .tnd mca,urublc;
~uch a' health dmtc' c'lablhhcd 10
the Phthpptne ,, Fr~h-wattr fi,h
pomh eon\tructed m "-em a. ro.tth
.md ,~hooh ,tnd arn(lataon w'tcm'
built an L pp<r \ oha: ten' ul th\)U·
~·ncJ, ol people gi,cn C'-\Cntial ,J..iiJ~
in harming, nutrition. the ~killed (.olumb i.J Chn.,.linn should he a
tough onr m frunt of Columbw ...
p.m 1 s.an nowd
· Our ''"'"f(th S<l fur has ~n
OUI lt~llll play ' St·lltpt.H1 Solid
"\.\t• tn• to run u b.tl.mn:d off,mse. • It's dcsigm·d o l'H'') unc r4ln t.tkt•
a !ihOI
four P&nlltlt'n; un· cum·ntl}
M:onng an double• figun:· Jumor
I of\' .ml Bill Old!> lt'..Jds tl11' dub
Wtth 11 17·poant 3\'l!rtlfW nnd
•nttw lnn.'\-atd !'tiM.t• \'ol~: i clos.~•
twlund \\lth a 1 1 ~ a\'cr.&g •
S<•ntnr Tt:-d Roont•\', a 6-foot·6 •
IOf\\'Urcla" fourth \\llh fl 10 7 ol\t!r•
agt• Olds 16 tnk.ing do~n ; -l
n•bounds .a ganu• to h•.1d lhc
t~un
"\\c ro g«!lhng \CI) good play
lrom our guards Semper! said
St:nior Pat hmdall and JUnior
• •
•
-.
• .. ~ •
• • •
•
muh.-... hu,mes,, fore.\tr}, nnd llthcr
'fk""Ctllht~o'\ I hwughout I he de\ elop­
ing '' orld.
Reins \Oiunteer a n't for
C:\ef\Onc, and Ill n't cn~y. but to the:
rcoplc: of the de,elopmg nation~
"'hu haH' nc:\tr bel or~ had ba~ic
health care or cnough to eat, the
Peace Corp. bran~ a message of
hope nnd ch.1ngc:.
\\ e Ill' itt you tc.l l0<.1~ into the
\OIUhtl-,:f opportunlli~ begtnmng 10
th~ nc\1 1-1'~ month '" Alri n.
\,m, I ntin t\rnenea, and the Pa·
cat 1c. Our rcprc,cntoll\o \\ill be
pleiJ'cd to prt.)\ ad~ )Ou \\lth dctaik
Contact: Ann Borquist
Peace Corps Recrwter
P.S. U. Placement Office
229-3015 Jim Rah•1gh an· tilth and third in
sconn~; and one .and f\\o .n
a~si::.ts on ttw tf'am from tht•
guard ~pots
LG openl'll it~> f>C,Json early lD!U
munth in KJam.tth fulls nagg.ng
the r hampton hipatthnNuuunat
1\sr.odotion of lnh~rcolh~,ciutc
\thlcuc:s Oi:~trit 1 II 11p·Otf rour­
n.amcnt bnatJng ho 1 On1gon
lnstatule oflb ·hnulo~ and\\,. I·
ern Baptast Collt•f:W
llw Piont'CI"!'i 5pht two ganw
before taking the toumamcnt hill!
<1t th•• Bruin Cl.'l. ac at G·~~e Fo.\
Coli(• g.,_ and latt•r won rwo s:•m•·
at tht• \nu\"hmd lmitauonal
Tourn.lmt ·nt ho ted b\ ~tants­
wu.., &talt• Uni,ursity an. Turlock.
Cali I
1\vo of the Pluncl'r losse. h.J\e
come wtth a total ol 6\1• poants
~par-.t ting thrm from th1•u· toes.
Semper! ~•d ~ophornort• rum
Donnan ha11 m.Jdl"" coruribuuon
corrung off the bench us the thu'd
guilrd Junior· trnnsfu~ John Man·
gels, 6-foot·6 und Boll ~~~~~ r.­
foot·8. gan• ~•:t.e and rchoundin~
-.trength to tht• Pios
semJ»t'r1 :iOltd \\ lutwonh Col·
let;c wilt bt• the toughtosl club in
lhP ~orth \\'1'51 Conh·rcnCt-. thj..
.}'Car Tht! Pt o:o. op••n 1'1. '\ \ c puy
1'ut.~d.l) at Uniit•lcl Collt•ge ant.l
OJ~n home pla) Thun>d-1.) at 7SO
p m agmnst th•• Un•' "l'llit) of
Haw<tit Uilo
Pioneers
host meet
Man· Hull or ,,;. l'lonf!l!l' l~
~' '" anti Clat k • Y.1mmmg
tP.aJTb aro gc;~nng up lor n bt~
"t.'l'io:Pnd an tht• pool "lwn thl'.,\
hur.t a tout wa\ mcct un i'nc:b\ • and an ca~ht-tmun rol<w mcel on
:>uturU3) an P01mplin ~poa1
(~enter:
rhe l'lonclCI":" \\lit 6rst ('om pete
agatn!><t Pawtic L.utheron tlna"-cr­
~11.} ot \la""t.:a at i\nchurat;c und
the Unt\ 1:sjt\ of ;\Ju..,ka at 1-':ltr-• bank:i at i p.m
011' \\UOlCn :0 l&'lffi l'0051 IS of
l·l s\,imntlT.o "tth a trong
nudcu ... ol retumr.n; from l4!it
.) car~ ~tund Coach Garv Emblen
said. u0ur \\001t'll • tt•am \"\Ill 00
~ttt>r then ta ... t W3r and \W. '"ere • pretty g(lOd la:.t ~'·as· \\'e alsu
ha\t" gained a couplt• ol nc•woru• .s
'' ho II nl.1kt• u lot ol diffi•rt'ncc •
The men s tuum will he n:builc.f·
ing 1ts ru.nkti alh•r lll!'tng t•aght
"'' 11nltlt'IS tu Mr.lthl.lltton and
O\ t>r>ea:-. tnp
rh.tt s ' tremcndou numhc•·
or men to lOSt., F,mblt•n sud
\\'e 11 be a httle short on d••tHh
hut tht• talent I f'qualh 8"" ~tood
\\ ~~ n\A\ lo"<' omt• mccl~ ht.'t..";lust•
ol our lad .. ol depth £'\ m'l though
wt• 11 ''"" u lot of L" •nt
Page3 • • \J\ OJltlOJ~ n.'O'JlllOO hW lll11t;IS \\ htt
u1· ,.,hahitmg h.mdmudt• hook& '' 111 I)(•
twld tman 5.30 to 7:30 p m nt till' On•lo\un
~hool of Arl and Cntll~ 8!!. IS :-\\
Ranms Road
• T1lcn• \\tll b~' an op~ninto: n'<·t•puon
trom 1 to 9 p m nt th•• \\1utt• nod l.JIIm:m
Gnllenc" 10 !\nthh 1\h'monnl Ct•nlt•r at
Portland State l!nt\'CI'SI I\ lor lln.•d Klhw -pnmu·r nnd l)ougln" tl:e•nt Unll
phot l!raphcr
• 11w ON'~tln Coo't Pm·tormlll~ 1\n:­
SOC:atlt)' prc'iCnh 11w Tno ('(JilCt•r tnntt•
h•;uunns Damd 1\obaalka \lolin Paul
llt·l~h Piano•,iola ;md luszlo \ :UWJ.
n•lln Tht~ pt•rhlrm.snrt'\\11llk! ht•ld an 1 h<
COiJstcr T1ltt3t~ . Cannon Beach at 8 r Ill
For uckl'l lnformatum . caU Hli·l.'l&l.
•
• Jctro U3nre (t•nter as hostmg n
houst!\\';lmll~ In cch•brnlt' 11s II('\\ hume
at 125 1'\ l S:!ntltrum 3 to S p m J·n.~· Ch.lJMll SOr\ H'V at fi p m. l)r Dun
elmer t1l tlw f'tnhla~:.l -.cwm·c dt•p.tn·
,_nt ,,,II dell\ PI the• !;t•mulll. Or· Rtchurd
Aohrh,.ugh ul tht• n-.ltg1ou' ,tutJII''
dt•tl.trtmt•nl l!o. the l.JIUfllrl:oil. und Or l ('\l
(,.un•ll u! lht• 1llli~C: school \\llJ play Jilt'
m~an
• <•Ul!.,l ronductor Donald Jnhnno-..
mu..,u du~ tm ol the I lonolulu ~, m
phom and ptani~>l \1arl. \'\'t•<,( oil \\ill
UJli)CM ' tn the• ( i\1t \uditonum at 7 :w
p rn fht• prugr.1rn t.unst:.t ... or \lh~:~1 n
(,in,IMt•ru \ unallont• ., Cone t•rt,ltltt'.'•
Clnud•• lkhuss\ ~ La \ler .1nd JohannP.t>
lkahtn~> C tmct•rtu (ur P1.1110 und
( Jry·/,e~trn
• 'llw 1 no r.~mc c•n.ante wtll pt•rtunn m
l.im1oln II :til \ud1tonurn at Portl;md ::-.talt'
lJrll\ t•r:.tt) .tt 8 p.m Call.,?!1·31051or mum
mtu mu111 n n
LC says thanks
with holiday bash
lodd 1~-.cn
Uf alvl Pion~ I~
l nlt!SS \'VU an:• at lt•.1 1 21 and -:.Ill)' in th • l'ortland an>A dunn.:
l.c't\1& and ClaM>~ v.1ntt•r \'llc:l·
taon you ~'u probably nt'\Pr
hca•-..1 of tlu~ l..C C hn:.tma.s p.ll1.)
'\1\1\ldl brings mon:• th<1n 1,000 to
the campus ea.ch Dt-c.ember
ccording lo :\tlll) Ann ~or­
mandin 3!'SJStant to thr> prusa·
dent und ooordill;) IOr o[ lht•
Jllll1.\ the annu.~l e\ent nu\\ tO
) •Jan> old is gi\'en as a thank you
trom the~ collt-g~ to tnt>nds, ne.gh·
borli, Jldn•nt. lnrstecs alumru
iaeuhy. taiJ and acinunu.tralson
T~mpl ·ton C.:t•nter, 1\gnc5 Flnna·
gan Ctw~wl and Odell Manor ore
dccor.stt!d to lht! hrll hands pla)
and ~:>fttnt!> OU\\ ln'f.•ly
L nul labt yt:.ar. tht• pan) wa&
8"''" \\1lh no arlmb:oaon c harw ~
and open to the ell) ol ronland
1 hrough csn adwl11~ol'menl In \'\ H·
lamcttt• \\t•('k. But LC found ttw
cat> all too wllhng 10 attt•nd and a
SS CO\ t'l' dlall;~ was in:.tift<.~lt'd m
1982
A rou~th • ttmat~ b~ Nom\an · -dm put thtt> _}ea.r s arwndantl' at
aoout I 000 \\ h1ch Wllli stnl\IJI'r
than P''" 1ous ~"f'.An> du~ to a com·
put« mu.·up \\lth the tn\1tallons ,
foul '"'C31htor and th~ adruu•saun
chargt•
"11•1 )'CAr 6 p&f1) began \Ylth a
"t•lcorn ·b) ~Jdt~nl Cill'dncr m
th1• t.:hapel follow~ by a nmr:et1
by tlw ~umnJ < hotr NeAt W'.t& a
n!ception in Odell Manor WJth
coo!UI!S and c:tdor. Temph•ton
Center reatured cocktail ban. and mustt! lt' ~roups ·.t mal,.ll·hi bolnd
in the 11.111 Roum John Bonnc~f
and S"' tp~>t-') ' Cni..C'\'\ all.. Ragtimt•
BJncl in !)lamm. the Dell JleiTCid
Orclw:.tm in Fwlds, p1aru~t
ruchiJrd Hlalw Ill Uuooch and the
t allen ngct.. Choir cUTulatmg
thrnughout tht! buJidin~-t
~onnandin s.atd m thf'! p.sbl
tht•\ haw had handbell choirs • tht• Rotoe Cll\ 8an1nlct>rs a bell\ • • dam ••r and a cu·cu:. 10 fwldi> 1he
rht•nw c.1mt~ out m 1 cmplel·
on roums \ an• t'.lt h H~r ~nuth -. of tlw Uorth~ · wa" thu; \\>ar ·~ ..
them•· and ptnatn:; and colored
nag un d llO\\ crs dl'cl..lc'd
"Jr:mplctun:. halls
• 860 arr1 • ··wnrdrobt· Plunning: Coordinatiun ,
Culnr nnd .,Uit>i'tion," 1s a thret• pan ~'"'
io to t•xplon \\1St' ~huppm~ h'c hntqUP, ,
figun· llallc·dng :OI) lt•s and c'n'.tling ·• t mn~,lutt• , c·omph•mtmtnr) wardrobt•
\Vilhout SJWndhll( n lo11um• It w11t lx•
lwld tmm 6,30 tu !1 .. 10 p m at tht• ( larl..n
m.u; t onunmunlly ( ullt•g•• · Or< hnrd
Cc•ntt•J nuum 121. 1-t t' I ~-1 pt•l' 1X'I1'«JII
• Mnklnl( 11uc k." While Vou r Novel Solll.
Ga1l 'J)·ct•t '\1\ 111 1'\'H•al what 20 yt>ar. of
cxpetwnc c· ha~ tauL(ht h~·l ahout mul..ing
mone\ lib ,, wnhlr nt the \<\'illamt>tl<' Wn • tcr.. mt>t.•tmg Ill the tmpt•tial Hotel 100
S \\ Broadwa y. fhcl'\' as ,, ft.•<' of SZ.SO lur
non mcmbt>t~ ol tht· \\nrc~ (,roup
• 11\t c.myMtnOll Gnllt•rv pn•scnll>
' \\'urks un l'apt.•r" bv William ,11\d C yn·
thi<.~ RiPiwlcH until l't•IJ s
• 'tlw Purtlund ( i\.ic: 1lwntn• P''''t•nts
I Itt• Umm~o: llcmnm lw ;\ R Dun'lt!\ Jr. on
~ . .
'I hun-ell '& and ~uturdny:-. at H p m Call
tlw tlwatn• at 226 :t048 lur addlt1onal
10fnnnatlun
THERE IS A DIFFEREN CE ...
QUALITY
485 S. State St. LAKE osweco
fresh, natural ingredients
with your choice of 29 toppings
636-9631
93.1 Liberty Cable
• THE COST
OF LIVING. • Brave ne\N r T 1USIC
Give ro the
Amer~ con
cancer SOCtety.
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PIOneer Loa. January a. 19U Lewis and C
Adu
Todd NIAAtlll
I Of 11>11 f'IIJ(l• f'r l.olil
If f''t)rt'!ll Hoi
tentlon of t
!lumm~'• , udml
Gatehou~>C , 01
rempltlton Co
1 get tht•ar tum 1
Aerorclins td
Dick Soren&on.
!.!ration udju
tO S\-nlhC\Il Cl I"C
,tudcnt OlCh\it
the ...ef\ ICC'-Ofl
of5tudcnlr. on
Jan 16
Sorenson 'I<\
appointmon t o
mcrl\ 11bSOCI DIC1
and o1.-erst-er ol
and program$
Alumni Rchtt1o1
a mnnagcrlal
A highly
highlighte d
Pioneer• he
team flnlahe
the womenJ
Rem
Marianne Rate
Of 11\r. Plon""r lAlf
Audrr.l' Ht'
rshed h,,, fir'it
aark .• Oe\\ D
R,.mherr em
re t'ni\:ersll
make
totull.) \\.'1'1
llht.n'-. lh" wardroh(·
. II wall b.·
th~, (. 'Iuri-a
• Orrhnrd
:>et' 1wmon
•No\'Cl Sell!>
I 20 yuan• of • ooul m~•'-lng
Uametw Wn
al Hotel 100
•c of S2 SO tor
Group
ry pn~'>cnt~
am and C:vn· •
llf'l' pn•:-.c•nt6
lurne.y, Jr on
tl H p.rn Cull
tr ;..ddttional
8. 19U Lewis and Clark College Vol 48 No. 11. January 12. 1
Todd Nl~"4!rl
Of tlttt l'lnnllf'r t..r.liC
If Fom~l llull N< l•ivud tho at·
ll•fltlon ol runo\ator'J lust
&umnwr. udm1n a11trnton~ In the
c.au•houtit'. Odell Manor and
rc•mpluton ( ollcge C ont~r will
g1•t thcll' tum thu~ wantcr.
,\rrordJng to Ocan of Student"
Otrk !:101\lnl'lo n, a :~mics of admm·
' i•trallon ndlu!'ltmt'nts destgncd
to 6)1lthr.-.a7.e rr"'ldem·a hallr. and
tudcnt arlt\1til'.s and upgr-.1dc
tht• tw"iet•s offered by the Dean
of Studcntr. Ollie,. will take effect
J.tn t6
Somnson aafd the November
opJ><Iintmt-n t ot Peter vtoho&. tol"
mt'rlV u~sodn ttJ dean of students
and ~1\t'l'"l'lt'<'r of Templeton 'Ill tafT
and pt'Ogram!'l. to Otroctor of
'\lumnl Rdnhons presented both
1 managerial problem nnd an opportunlly ol U'l•aUng rnon·
In tht~ hope of mon-coordlna
tlon bcrwct•n Temploton ~tudunt
prugram!l and the· donn!'\ Rt'"'
dont;(• Holla. Olmctor Ounum
ThompM.Jn wilt mDVl! Into Vlaho11'
old office In TempiNon tlli an Ull·
&ad ate dean of l'tudcnt 1 homp·
~n will mmoin in charse of rest·
denca haJis, in addllion to
a,&umin" re•pon•lbiltt \' lor • lempleton 's progruma und
.staff
"I am axtrnordlnarily ttxcllcd,"
~ld Thompson . "Thlti is a ~mar­
kable opportunity for ml•to play a
rolo an tho whole ol 6tudent lifo
Not only wath rttSJdence hllllli. bul
hO\'\ "tudents ('an bccom(• In·
valved wflh the coUclle."
Sorcn110n antfclpntea that com·
blnlng thf' two JOb'l will attord an
opportumty to malw bettcruM~of
the restdent dlrecton IROsl 8.)'
ulilll.lng thetr spectaJ antereat Snnm-.on 'l<lld ROs can olfor 5er·
\'lt n11 IIUt.h M SOFA and warnook
ndvialng •
.Thompson, who wzu; dlrt1ctor
of student ac:IJvttJe5 frnm UJ7J·76
lthe job Michael ford nm~ holdsl,
utw chalt the mamlt•rusnct• and
Saga commlllee.. 'l ShP satd she
will continuo those re!!pon iblli·
tics an her new por.itlon .
f'urthPr adminiatratl\'C shift11
are o..lao In the works.
In addhton to being DP.Jan of
Studt>ntll Sonmson Is also 1pec1al
nssifltnnt to thn preaident and
\lice prc11dcnt for atudent
Dfl.nlrs-duties he 6&Yfi are taking
lime awny from working closely
wtth <~tudt>nt&
Consequen tly. Meg O'Hara,
currvntly duvctor of ca.reer plan·
nlng o.nd placement wiU be
movcd anto Sorcn&On 's office u
an DBJO(talf• dean of studelll&
'She will woril with ntMI\lng.
• rutrntlnn, ruudcnrs IIXfWrit•nctng
al'ad•·m•c pruhlc.•mtt and for a
mon· rupul ff'..aponse to r;tud('ntfi
for whutcMtt ' pl'ohlr:mli he or ljh{•
mav ha\1•"' Son•nMJn soud • 'I m plea cd I m eAcilcd. and
I'm looking lorw'lu-d to do •:
coopP.tD tlon berwet•n ac:.dernic
.affairs and •~sU I".S tn\'Uivin,; advi!Y­
ang and notcnllon , 0 H111'8 said
With O'Harn mO\I\ng to Od~!ll
Manor. Jr•ff Hrdg•:pcth, r\tM a -
sistanl d.in..>ctor ol c.an..'tt plan·
mng and plac cment, wall become
th•• centt•r dln~ror
.. He as \I\. ell prepared and ~dy
for thn tUb SAid Son•nson ''He G
had otht•r•toh niTt:rs and \1\oe rc d~
lighted to ha\'f' him and lu:cp ham
ht!t'C .
Hr~dgepeth aatd ht• \.\.111 enthu·
uunic about the change "I '-'e heon hen· rhr'f'C ,)it'MS and had
be •n oon~irh·ring a nuJYn I cfnn't
anttc•pDit' any mau)f' chaniCt!!o
other than looldng tor a n ally
good p•~on lor the number twu
spot-It definitely• u two-pcn>on
offict•
'llw posallon fonan U55111Usnl dt
rector of C'.l1fCCr plannmg and
plncem""' 1 I'Ch••dulcd to be ad
\l!r1tM!d &tartmg next week, Mid
Soren11o0n
Son.>nson was plealil'!d \1\oith the
outcome of the pcn;ouncl hafts
"There will be one "'~"' I ~
and thr'eu prvmohons from \'Uh·
In, whach i5 soml'lh ar1H I like to
do-hesrud l!\el)'body ts Ut.luflB
on more reaponsibthty and g••l·
ting appropriate salnry
tncre<J5t'S
Chaplain candidat e to
visit campus Friday
Roben D.lkes
or •twn Plonr.r.r t«
1lw Rt!\. Darrell Yeam.l)'. first of
three tin011 candid.1tt>.s for· the
Chaplatn 's po. titan at ~nand
Clark. \,,11 peak flndayartemoon
10 the Tila},!l' room
\-can c.:r wsll 1(1\'e n bri f'l p rc.•~m •
tullon at 3:30 p m and answer
qut>.bfaons lrom th•• campus com·
munll.) Student arc also tn\1led
to n lunch wsth Yeaney at noon
•· Pt~pl{• hould ll"k qut>:slaons
about what tht! candidate thanb
th~ campus mtntl'ib) •~ all about.
~•d Ou"1d Sa'"i18'' assocmtc dean
ol rncult\" and chairman ot the •
:o~earr:h commltt t:~, , .. hic:h
n.1'\1c.·wcd CMJr 200 apphcattons
for· the Job
• We \1\ot're lnoking for :1 Pf'l'SOn
\1\oho had what we cnma to call
.. pintual and lntellec:twJ d~pth ...
S..\ugc said. '\\'e,,"anled persons
who could wort.. t!fft!Ch\-el) \\-lth
~tud.-nts v, c ~u:d a per.;on
who h4d ucadtJmic credibtlil_r .. people who had gone and done
what thev said th,'\' bclu'!'\.'Ct.l m on . -paper .
Yeancy as presently execuum
director of campus maru51ncs at
the Uru"ersiry of California at
s.uu.a Cruz 1ft• ha5 a Ph 0 from
Boston Unnl!l"l>i tv m socsnl ethic:&
and a matr.ler& d~ In drvintty
tor '"" Plttlihursh Thoologu:al
scmmary
On Jan !0. Ttrn Emcncik-
Ka}10n. ministl'r of cducauon at
th1.! First Presb\.1.man Chun:h in -San Anselmo Cali{. w'lll \1att I C
He iti a doctoral candtdatc at the
San rranc1~o Thcologtcnl serm·
nary and hat. a degree tmm 11ll!
lJruversit) of Pan!> and :s ma ItT'
in com~ti\'C l.l.w trom Geor,;•
\\'u}uf181on Una~er:dty ff took
his bachelor" d~'C at Portland
State llft.l\.L'T'SJI\1 . -John C..B \Vebster will \'isit L.C
A highly auccetaful weekend of swimming
highlighted LC'a aeaaon opening efforU •• the
Pfoneera hosted two big meets. The women's
team finished In fourth place. In a four-way meet,
the women nabbed second place behind Pacific Lutheran on Friday. The highlight was Kartn
Deck's national qualifying Umt In the 200.meter
butterfly. For more on the awlmmlng teams, see
page 7. s .. wagt• wid all three iiMlists
tuwe doc t ora I dt>,gre
We '" .. anted candidate~ "ho
had ho\ ... n som · t'\tdence of
r.oct.ll con:.cienc • • Sa\'llge ~td
He satd the commillt~ looked ror on Jan Z3 as the 6naJ candtdllle
He is a \i 1ting 5Chotar 1 thn
Union Theologacal !M.'Ttltnll.J) m
New York and h.u taught at the
Pittsburgh Thoolog~c-al Semmary
and the Unired Theologu)ll Semi·
na.J)' m Bangalom India
He hAi a Ph 0 in South J\Man
nsgtonat tuOJe!'t trom the Unt\'P..J'­
suy of PennS)tvanL"l
, Rembert sees need for better fa tyidentity Once the finaUst ha\ vi ited
LC. the Chaplain ' · rch Commit·
tee \\lll mee1 and dcctdc \\ ho to
rec.:ommend to l'resadent James
G.lrdner , "ho will then makt• the
fill..ll deciSion
Mlllianne Ratcllff
or lh. PlonC'«'r LDtc
1\ndt"t'h Rrmben Ira~ JUSt fin·
l'hf'd h1 ... jiNt term a-. Ln~t8 and
'C/trJ.;'s nr•\\ l>t'llfl of tht: Fuculh
R,.mhert c:om~ to L.( (rom Col
Umvt:f':'llt\1, ... here hr. !tpt'nt lU •
ct.~ n jull·ttrru• ja,·ull_\'
mt•ml>er and "Ct"\ r-d 11., 8/('iiNtant
rl~an of tht: fac-ultr .1nd as.:soc lOft'
pmjt•.~ror of philo.WfJh~· from
. 19110 tn l983 The Ptont.-e•· Log
IINrtbt•n about hu. jirt'<l
at LG nnd &ome rtnfJTT,slom:
the mllesr• from hi\ Jre.,lt pt!r.­
ln h1.'1 offict'! m Odell
lfr:mbt<rt spoke candid/}
~lliOUI hO\\ ht• pen r•n cs the col
11'11'' .md h1s fJCJ.~Itwn
Plonccr Log; Afio1 bt•lng at Col·
.snd coming to LC how do
iVUu Jlt!l'r.Oivu thl11 college·• What
o .vou ll'el urc Its sarongttuo and
l'"t',JM llbi>Oit'l
Rc•mbert. Ono roflucalon is that
Rnt lmprc~t!Uons. wturh I got
llrnro. l'llildlng thu <;at.tlogue boJon .~
t'Vt•n canw lwn•. <lnd mv lil'l'lt -lrum an inlt!"itM
~cbru:1n. ·, h .. "'~ b<~n vttl"\ mucll
I ha\.1•n t hod any sUI'-• m .. ,.~ In thtl senatl of "omt•thang
makes nw think that 1 had
totully wronl( utoa
lthmk the tnaUtttUon i& what tl :.eemed to mo 10 be dunr\1( rnv.
inlorvuM That Is a liberal artr;
college of I>Omt! comploJOty , with
a number and v.1nety ot pro·
gram~o \nth a gl"'J.'\t deal ol
strength mamh hutn4n run·ngth
Some ot the thing" that
aurae• ted mo most the di~otinctt\t l
r-eatun•s liko the international
emphasis and gent•tul .~tudJe ,
the v.sriel\ ot tltlpartmttnt-. still
atttUC:I mu Thing~ I n•lllly liked
the tdea ol, tumed out to be dts·
tinctt'e !>trcngth!'l that JX'Oplt•
value ht..•n• and want to promutt•
1 get tht.• fl!cling ttwre'to a wry
hi.tppy wedtlmg In a ~tt•nr.c , of m.)'
p.trttcular uuere:u~o and the col·
leges dl:nlnctt\ ~ emphit~oCS . II
doean't fool at ,Jll Ilk(' I hAve to
worK agatn!'lt my 0\\ n pct'SOnal
grain In try'ing to do what thl! col·
leg.-nt'l'd
Pioneer ~; Wluu Is your own
personu l gmfn and what an~ your·
oartlrulnr inl''"'"'"''
Remben: I thmk. lln~t and lore·
mo~t , to tmpruvt· thu at•adt..•mtc
progr.1tn , to build up the htc:•uhy
and rdo thall h) pl'omollng
uc:ull\' de..-clopment
On~ ru0t'<·tiun tll.lt I'd ha\\1 as
that the lnclllty lu>n• m~d$ to
dc-...t•lop btltler pf'{_K..'f!durm• and a
IM'ltt.'f' at•nw ut llscll ru-o Uody
Thcr'C nn1 tmli\1cluall.) &tnlllf(
pt•oph• hun• but tho lat·uh.) as a whole Is not parttcuJarty strong
llnd that ha:. to do with hibiOT)
and a lot of things I think there
aru -.ome impro\.'ements that
could be made in the fncuhic:
dt..och•lon making .!>0 that •I , ... ould
hu\t' a oolter :.en:.e ot itl>Cif .,~ :l
group <tblt! to function a5 a
filCUh.\
1 got that impre,sion WI)'
much when I came heru for my
tnterview . One thing that hap­
ptmed ruat by luck. was that I
happem•d to bo here on a day
thAI a faculty mt!'Cttng WD!i beulg
held. Wcrcammged the:scht>dulc
so 1 could so fo• about 40 rrunutc•s
and 1 thtnk trust wa the .-.rngl •
mo!tt important educational e\perience ot my whole
interm~ .
1 !WW thtt facultv tuncltOnifl8as
a sroup and 1 think orne of the
strengthii were o\n 1ous and :r.ome
ot th~ wcaknesSf• , .. ere otn1ou1S I
lull thAt mneung h.•cling hke tht:>
faculty needs wort.. on omc of ns
b4sit-proc.--dure the \VIl) it usc,<;
commiuccs. th"' way It n~ alto;
dectitOn · and 50 forth
Pioneer· Lq(: a hnk between
the tacult\' anti the admint tra·
~
tion hO\\ do you p«!!"Cel\l' that
rulatlon hlp '~
Rembel'1 ~ I don't bU\' the adea ~
that the tacull ' and admlru. tru·
continued on ~e :
NEW NEWS The committee COJlsl ts at:
Richard Rohrbaugh , usoctalc
prole:'o$0r of rt!llwouii tudu!S;
Gordon Landbloom . assoctalc
protesAOr of counseling ps;)'Chul·
ogy; n .. 'O cru:.tees. Jane 81)'50n
and Tom Ca tlt~ · Direcforot Kcs·
iduncc Halls Oenasc lltornpson.
Director ofOewlopmentJirn Dor­
sey, and Chapel Coordinator~-­
Johnson ; ar.d lour studt•nt
Kathy Auguston . b\\ tudenl
Goorgc Q\, ~mn . 64·nur. Robii1
Torassa. junior; and Kat\ IJo 'd w
::>ol\age saad hn' ~hool repre-
5entalt\t>5 ""CJV emited to plli'UO·
p;~te to open the door to lAw
M:hool hwohcnwnt an the cam­
pus mmestl')
2 In an clf01'11u unpm\l' t--.ampus nt..'" l'O\tr~ and tur1htrdi:. ,'Ciop th~ l"\llr i.UUS~~ot!
•scn.-.c ul oonunutut)"• the Pioneer l.og has ituu.-stecf a new oolunut UlledCrunpus Urit'!L
1\&m to p.vre tv.u tur thls '"'~ dchut
3 AI .I. 1\iiY STUDENTS . .
swp opwa' :an• ta nx.~l nationAl pnsllmc and Pn!Atinc Hill I!! no e:<Ot.~ \\'rittr
Lnun •Undtswood ha'i found lhatlhtlJ)IWii()Nltewortd ot S04Jli:S ha\'e 11 spcdAI piAoc in
the heatt.s ufmAtly u; tudm~ Campus in Brief
~tanannn f\atC'IIfT
U( the l,om'ft l
Sl~i11ing star top redwood
11te sumt relh\ vod ln.~ hNWCt.'ll rt•mplclon Ct•ntcr ""d Odell
\lanor wn dcc:kcd \\ith Chn tm:1s tn.!'C hshb tha 5eason lnr the•
tir:st IJmt• and topptt:tl h) thtl."ltt•r protl~~sor · L•mn ril-e•
homcmadt• • tar
flfh~n &nn,;s of hglu -about 40u btalbs-wl•n.• amsn~eti on
the tree h\ p.,ratir. :\orth\'l' 1 Bt•ll But the oomp3ny ~ ch~
pu:.kcr ,,tmilrln 't ~:~ch th • top of tht r so arlda&ional length
·wn-. nrldoo to ttw .. tor
Pl'-c s<ud he pent two or three hmn~ m.1king the tar out or
stain! ~~ · tt.'t!l \Widing rod then caled 11 ,,,th <~ ~t gt>l used
'" hgtum
twcn though the :-tar was bent dunnt; tht! ·~· .snO\' nnd
''1nd. at ,hon • brillianth untd 11 wa taken with tht• hght. tha:oo
""ecl. b) a thcatt•r bght en"' to be pacl-ed awn) until ne:\1 )~.:lr:
Radio records ripped off
thiel or thtC\'ft' got awa) with ll ca.<;...~ttt .• recorder 01nd about
400 n:eord totalhn& appro~mateh SZ-000 after broal.lng
"1ndow to get into the Kl.C ~tudio m Tt>mpleton Center rlun08
\\1ntCT brcaa.
"In tcnns oh' ho d1d u u i., pure ~pecul0111on at th1 point ·
:.&Jd JUnior \like Lut.z. .... lC nC\\'S di~tor .
All the record" trom :,"T U. \'\'f're stolen from the bottom thret!
cub1ciP.s ol the productJon '>tudio. The Milot Ne\, Rock M'Ctlon.
contammg the m~l rc.ct>nll) purchOlsed r\.'COrd were al!.O
hcastt•d alon,; \'\llh somu i.u.z rocorth
Thu theft as a s.urned to hilve tal.f'n place 001'\.-\tmn 3 .1nd 6;30
a m and was diSCO\ en-d by ~Senior Dave Thomp!.On Kl C
mur.Kal dtroctor and businC.'" manager . Both ol the brol.cn
\\indo"~ out:.tdc KLC were replacoo before the breal.·m wa"
disco\l~n.·d One otht>r doublL'"p;lncd wmdO\' wa:o:; brol.en tram
the in.."ld
ThompMJn \,;n be m ·~·~ at not dotng mo t ot the
re·purch.astng ~d t..ut1.. Rt•placemcnt record' ",11 be bought
trom both u~ record and "holc.~lc rt.'OOI-d tore!> he said
Big budget bucks on line
The 6nal de:.tinauon of appro~mately S2 10.000 of ~tudent fee.,
will be dt'!Clded by tht• Budge-t and f'inanet• Board 8& F in the
ne t 1 t!W '' ee~
Proposed budget of all chaned organwuionl> ror 19f).J-8S are
due friday, Jan. 13 Tht• Ofblln&.l.atlons \ .. iJI make 10 to 15-mtnule
pt'eSC.ntations and then l'e\i~ thetr budgets wath the budget
commut
Unlike past _yean;. a B& f' board member \'\ill be wort..mg with
tht!! orgamzation din;ctor to 305\'\f!r qu~tion. AngeUna BeJta.a
\lee pre.. .. ident of B&.f'. :W!id chi:. pnscuce wa:. e.:.tabhhc-d to
en~>UI"t: that expectation~> between the board and orgamz.ation:.
are dear.
Al<;e new 1s 3 13-page budget fonn dea1gned to mai..P the
budgets more untfonn and :o&\"e time.
"It helps us and helps them." Beitia :.atd Delila :>illd 10 the
ptil, the proposed final budget was publi5hed in the Ptoneer
Log but rt'lCeJ\'Cd no fonnal n.> ponie Thia _year, after the budget
tt> pubti~hed there will be an open forum to cliM:uss and reviie
it if neceo;S3JY , wud Beitia • The budget ~'ill be oomplett!!d before the sa-enth week. of
wmter tenn when 11 will go for l'e\,~ before rhe board of
tru•t~
Pioneer Log
: Todd Mnrn
labnaglng Marianne
Ralddf
Alai~• 11a • Rcben
Oeke:s
~Edltor.~ n
Ac:htenau
Pwoducton M-ger. Tracy
Schlepp
Photoytephy Edba: Ginny
BuUerfieAd . Jim Meek
Fall•n/En..,.talramaal EdJ..
tor. Slacy Wll11lwer
Spoftl Edlon: Peter Cartln.
Mary HuU
Acharlahg Manager. Oeen
Tofte
8Uiln111 ~ Greg
Duslun Crculab Menagw: Rob
Rakozy
Copy MaryJo
Sctwnelpfenlg
NIWI Wrh1 a. l<al'ty Coch·
ran, Leshe Slocum, Glen FoUl,
Sheila Beyuae. K.etJy MattJn
Opfnlon Wrtler: Retl e cca
THE PIONEER LOG (USPS 433-
700} b P'Jblished •ft'OOidy by 1M
Assoc'ateci Student$ of LewtS and
Clar1o; College, 0615 S W Palatme
Hall Road, POftiand, 0A 97219
POSTMASTER : aond address
Changes to THE PIONEER LOG
0615 S W Pataunc H111 Road.
Portland OR 97219 SlJbsGraptlons
are SS 75yearty
ThePIOfiNt Log reseroestheright
to deny any advettisement whlc.hwe
teet rs contrary to joumallstic ethiCS
Page2 Brawn
Spor1l Welara: WfJndy .Agin,
Reg~& Burke. Sheila GaBaghef,
Amy Halas Bob 0' ~
Featur./Enhl' hmant
Wtllan: Carol Hammett
Daisy Magee Sara Noble
t..aune lbSerwood. Cathy
Segel
Photographwa: S.Ooe Hop­
kms. Kelty Martin, Mary Jo
Sctmnelpfentg Scott Did<er­
ton. Ten IIi! sen.
Mllc.e H1dcman
Pwodudoi'· .: Meghan Ficl\a­
nau Aobu1 Franzen, Sue Hll·
dick 6d Wlltana. Cally
Siegel
Ad Claw: 81-.daa Hyde.
Baltll.a I c s•w
Pub Oelc~ encer Gerw•n
Cartootat George Owonn
• Judy
Odenhelmet
Mvtaor: Julie Jonea ~ Guldance :tvan
PeckNm
and college polides
V1ows e.cpressed are tho6e ot the
wfllor5 and do not neoesaanly reflect
the vaews ol the student body, the
taculty. or the college admlmstnt­
t•on Unatgned edllouela are
5Ug00$led end are approved by the
editors and managers ol thts
ncwspapet and rellec& the ma)Of•ty
oplnloo of lhose oHceno
Selocuon of cartoons appeanng
In the OpiniOn BOCIIon is the ~ flty ol the Opcnion EdttOf Rembert reflects on maiden teim
c'tmtlnued lrom ~tl I
t10n 'u-., P<.~ch othur 0\ 11 "'"11
f{n'•'' gulf SOOlll f.U'ult nwmht·r
tall lh:u '"n , but it' not trut [)f 11
Is tnJt' that ~~ d CHndanwnt;'l) na\\
that hil-to ht• <.'Om·ctc•d It c-.an I
bt> th011 "'"-' fun t'l) long I H' bcl•n
J:urt) happy ~inw I',, come lwnl
, .. 'ith that n•latton hap. nt Jca,t a"
klr ar. at aftc"!<'l" mt• .1nd I tlunl.: the • S.'lml' c:an be .;aid lor tlw Ot!.tn of
•~cult\' 5 otlkc.. -'fhcn.,·s •11Wtt\'l> :-urnH ten1110ll • bc"wtln liu ull\' and admamstro ·
uon On the otht•r hand. 11 :-.. \lt!f\
unhunlthy il thbt gulf gt•b WI'\
,,,d or pe~t<~l ~ tor lon,;c and I
very mur.h ~t-c my1>df a~ Dean of
the tlcul" "ith the cmph.a'•~
on tho prcpol>ition there. thai th1s
office, is ojtlw racuh) and <~hould
be, and '" not Dean 1\gain!tl tht•
Dean of Faculty Andr&w Rembert
facull\ or Dean Separate from
the F'acuh) It's important to m(>
hO\ ... thewholelfacultyl functiOn6 . • Pioneer Log: You <>aid vou
came here w'ith an intertbt en
impnmng the '"'a) communica·
lion worb the way commutees
work. \\'hot step~; have you taken
~ fnr·
Rcmhen. That s a very low
process and I wouldn 1 say that
thereha\ebcenan\ radical shifts
'There haven't been anv real shlftt. • at aJI J suppose m ~tructurnl
tenn, With one exceptaon One
thil'l8 that I've done differently Is
that I attend meetings of the con·
stuuuonal committees I have
met regularly With the Faculty
Pen;onnel Advi~f) Commattt .. >e
tfPAC wh1ch malles deci..'iiOns
about new posUions . \-\!hen I can. I go to t•ttht·r tht' currirulnr Com
mllll''' or somc• nlht'l' eun:~tltu ·
taonal commtlt~t· It"~ n
tna:.tt <~taon to rnt' that .lll lht ~·
romn111tec•s nu>t'l nt ttw ~me
tamt•
Ct\llendm~ thc·~c mt•ntln~ z;
nw~odO i~ im.,luabh• lthm~ forn -rww pcr~m lhc Pnl · filnu·tuml
tlccbion "' hu:h I -.n!(Scsh•d HI th.tt ''c ,,,u nnl ha\'c mmmdmc•nt!i tu
main muuons on tht• Onor of tht•
laruh\ rht>\ cnn be> unh'N'd and • rh"'' rnn bo di-.cu~:.c.·d , hut rtwv • ran 1 be• \Otcd on until the (.um·
nutlet: that s pre:.t·ntmg tht• mam
mot10n ho.ts a chancf! to worlo; on
11 The faruh_y ha" gone along
'' ith that thi:. vear as an
c:..p<>nment
Pioneer t..og: What 1s ,>our role
on thu Ml~sion Plannang
C:ommillee7
TeriN 1~n
Rembert· '\1y rotc I• a Uulc bit
different lthan the rote.. of the
other committee mumber!ll
becau..c of my office I get
anvoi\"Cd in plann10g as!'lues at
more than one le\el. There are
oflen mfonnaJ a~pect of plan
nmg t s.!.UCS that I get I nVOI\ied
with. fore)WTlple talkln.g 'With the
people m programs which Jre
likely to be most affected
\Jo,o. I don t thin!.. or plannil'l8
ab something which goe~ on JU~<I
m 'd!A-..on Planning There are all
-,arts of dcc1saon. made wh1ch
really affect the way the ln~tltu
tlon ts gomg and hD" we use our
resources . I'm aJso on the Under·
graduate Planrung Committee.
which I cha1r so often ltrv ro act
as ago-between Mit. ion Planning
and the Undet'gl"ilduate Plannang
ASLC Update
• The student govennent hab geared up for Winter term
Angelina Beacaa. Vioe Presiden t or the Budget and Finance Board.
repon:. that budget requests are due Fnd.ily. Jan 13 The most
intensive part or the buc:S&eting cycle will occur thJr. term be"' ·en the third and the sidh weeks a& memben> of the board
tT)' to falrtv allocate student fee momes among the chartered
organl.z.allons
Budget and Finance~ new computenz.ed account ~ystem is in
full operation and should help in the procel>' Beatla also noted
that statement& of total expenditun>s to date wfll be mailed to
groups soon
• SAAB Vice PresJdent Carl Honon has high e~pectutiom~ for
the teJ'm il.'i well. In <~ddtuon to customary fundmg acttvitae the
board will host three or four opttn forum" style meetings
p.lJ'8Ueling cliscu a on of vanou~ .Jbpccta ol the -.ilsMon Planning
process in the Undergrodun.te Academic Planning C ommlllee .
fopica dtM;UI'..ed m these ~pcclaJ mf'~lif18t> will tn< ludt­
gender balancing is"UCb, intemallonaliung the rumc ulum
tOCicnces at Lewfs and Clarl< and po:.Mbl) the core cumculum
The (,eneral Studies l>U"'"'> "hich Si\AB has dcstgned m
conJunction with che Gcnernl Studle:. Task Porcu, Will be
di6Uibuted this tenn Monon hopes to work With SAAB 1n
the apnng an complUng thP data collected .
• The lntcmation.a.l Studente wnt !;pon11or their annual faar feb
zs
• The Information c~nd Programmtng Board will Wind up
charter n•newal proccdurt:1> during the neAl two ~'l't.•kb
One prowct l&.P lookb forward 10 thl!i t«>nn 1s tht: inatullatton
of an aii-M:hool calendar 10 T«'mploton , which mtlmbt:l"6 hope
'"ill rr.duc.:c &ehcdullng conflict• on campus. Alr.o. \ aet• Pre"lden t
Kim Hnn5inl\ remand!\ char1en•d oi"{Cllnlz..~ tion6 to nutll) thtl
board ol aU mooung. ... md activitim nll .. infomutaon will bt·
kepi on fllu In tho M;LC offic•!5
• ASLC Pw.sadt•nt Oc!bbt! Hambl•r W111 be vi!iallng t•ach dorm thh>
lt•rm for anfomwl M"~'ltWons With r.tudc>nt:; who ha'"'' C'Alnc~ms to
raJ~ about lht• filudrnt go\l'l•mm~n t.
• 1\b a flnul remindrt, Congn• man Ron Wydc•n ol Oregon wall
c onducl hlr. annual StudiHll fotnanl'lnl Aid Work. .. hup tJn
~turda\, Jan J.1, at the BonmMIItl PO\wr Admin.istru tton -8ullding u~ promll'ioa to pnlbt!nt "the most cummt tnfonnatlon
a\:Ulabh• on grants. luana and .:-cholartihlp ." Contucl tht· I&.Jl
Board lor addlllonal 1ntonnatinn ( omnttllcre In kt 1 p thns.• ~
group., In conluct
I h.l\ u , .. or\.t•d this full" nh the
Core Progrnm 1 usk ror<t c whtcft
tt> t>nn"tdcdng a nt•w gf•nt•ral r.tu
du•, pn,grom As much ns <Jfl)
thing I think I m " son of linK~
Ill' I\.-\ c t•n M ls'iton Pia nntn~
l/nd(•fl(raduatc Plunrung ( urn­
mltu~ Com Progr.tm , lind nor­
mal cou.,lilutlonal commlll -
Pioneer l.og• \\.1lat phllu!>Oph\
do )OU haw t~nrds this lob
wllPre vou ore nmv and vow • •
n•spun~lballttcs'1
Rembert : I think It'!!> lmJlonam
to make the fncult\ confiden t tn
me and in Ulitc office, to dtminiAlt
thlS gulf lx"t'\.vt-en fuc.Uit\' 40d
ndmtnuilrntlon as lura:oll'sgrown
up at Le\"111> and Clark. 10 con
\'inct! peopl that m\· babtc ~n­
cem:t ore lnde~d lmportont
ll'!>UC' before the fucult)' and th.'
I m a strong ally 10 that regard
1 m al~ \'CI'V muc.h concerned
about the cumculum. espeoall)
the core cumculum BaAically 11
lar as 0\'Cr.ill philosophy JUSt to
make good things happen. to pl'()­
rnol<' the de'\ elopment of the
faculty both 10d.ividuaU) and au
group to strengthen tho cumru
tum where I can and encouragr
other peoplt• to do that Occ.t·
tonally I have to prO\ ent bid
tnings from happenang as "'-eU
Pioneer Log: \Vhat aro ~~
particular challenges that )llll
\VUI bo tacmg this year and an tht
foreseeable futuro'
Rembert To help bnng \1lt­
sion Planning ro a happy close
not that at wiU end but thb onr
phabe of 11; to canyon the nortnll
decision-making processes u
best I can that is we still ha\'e tc
evaluate faculty, hJro fnculty and
c;et up a budget Things we .X.
today ought to make us stron&er
and better for the future
Gotng bacJ.. to flr.itltmprcsslON
and reOectJons. I sa" Lew1s n.nd
Clat\. to be fmnk. to not be fulh • mature as an institution . and I
think that's undeniable. but. (J1
the other hand. as haVJng greea
potential . It's Uko knowing 1
voung person with enonnow
potenha.J but who hasn t yet full)
blossomed and who has a wa)'li to
go Thot sort ofperr.on II' tem~
e~citing and I d S..'\.Y the
about Lewis and Clark.
It' frustraung.ln away, toha"
so much potential but also to
have problems an every ma)cr
area almost and If moro thiOSS
were :.ettled to most peoplt•
satisfnchon. then you could reaD,
concentrate on the fav problesr
areas that remam On the oth«r
hand if you re trymg 10 look 11
everything 31 onc.-e it ~> tem~
frustrating and \!Cry difficult
~;~. and Clark as far as thr
Mission Planning and at-Car clb ttv
faculty Is concemc..>d I~> tl)'i~
pretty much to do E!\-erydung AI
once, because for one thln8 ~
pie reahze thai e\cf)-1hingiscol}
nected. Wu need
ond0\.\f11\Cnt , w·e nt-ed to I'Pt'ft.ll
bener fa('uhv. Wt! nt>ed to ha\~
better evaluation p~dun­
need cumcular dC"\elopment
need fucult) de\t•loprnent ,
need more rt·~arch monev. • name 11 It .. both tenibly ~(~1111
and tumbly fru:.trarins In a
vou d like more thmgs ..ettiC"d
you could count on them
I don't want to under'&t' lJ \\-11111
wt> have. f'lther. Som,mm 1'\
wony thattnlkingaboul pottenttUI
for the future tal~ing at>~:>ut
ccciwmen t a. bout what UM!i&
Ciarlo. can bc•oomc In tlw tutu"
make·!~ it sound IIJ..o 'AOrnt>how I
downgrading whut wa ha\.c ........ ,
und I don t thank that'li 1<0 II "'
weren't strong naw. u~pt~iall .v I
we rlh1n 1 h.1\c1thc hutnlln re..our
ces wu do. \'\t' coulrln t bt1 vrrv
upttmafillc about the future. 'J1tl
M"nM• o1 8R.~I thing• ann~
c onW!t tram the t-t·n~ nf w
t)CJ1! aJt~tl~ • --------- --------
Pioneer Log, January 12, 198A Stud
esc a·
•
I.DUri«' trndtli'WI
or w. f'I<Jilft'C tnc
11 tl<lrtv ad • and ('lnrt.i. and
llf't'.O.king up
ha\t' bt:Cn lhtn
and lhr.orems , ~
hon~ ol the
flsml,•t and j
whal's happol'
t.auro on Gene
Yc:> the pos.
,~ortd ol wnp 1
ctal pine r. m tt
LC "tudc•nts
Soops ure
ment-in l"­
\\oU. said 001
theaumt' a fou
Ch1/dren. Gen1
vays of Our I
amazing thn
happen I on !.01
does'
If" .a good
an hour-lit.c i
G.Jrolvn Dotv,
rolaJ1~d watch]
1 ta/la!>t \ c>ar. • I • pic thnl th
&tupad but tl
1 good·looking ~
,lor) line are •
Yen
Jclmll Mustafe
0( tho-Pia""""" I.e
•
At thn henr
tilm hr.s efforj
and \l~ion. If
quahtics \\hi
.u ont• of the I
an} otht•r )'tla
the grt>..at~t t
bra St.relsand
caret>r
rentli~ an.
5101).' bv Nobe . .
tsh author I
It Is tht! tah•
Strelsand l wl
Talmud.ic !'Ill
the lime \"<
b.ured £rom
tual puN>uit
Venti is tau
in M:crut by t
Pcrsom. und
gu~!> hcrsel
anend n yet
glOU school
studle . .,
While all•
Venti falls iJ1
partner, AVI
ldnl "ho 1.s ~
tul Hadru;s
clnsslc ShaJ
blz..J.rre rom
a." ch'Cums~
ma.nv Hn~
""'~Is hersl
lea\~ the ~
E1 co
1737 s
Ponla
Plonee e1m
p lhoso ~1:1
II\ fall wilh the
Foi"C'e, which
~· gcnoral fllu
much a am
&cu1 of lanl..aFI
n Plannena
nnning <.orn­
-.tm. und Ollf
commluooa
1a1 philo'-Oph)
Urdl> lhit. Job
· and VoU!
11'6 lmpo111nt
v confident to -ce. to diminish
1 racuhv and -• ar lib 11 s gJ'0\\1'1
Cla"-. to con­
my basic con­
~d important
acultv and tlw •
n that regard
~ch concerned
lum. especial!)
1m Basically tt
)SOphy- jUiilto
happen to pro
lpmcnt or tlw!
ldually and an
um the cunicu­
and cncourap
do thai Oca
to prc,ent bad
. rung as ·well
What are ~ni
:nges thai YaJ
s _year and in tht
e? Students find soaps
escape from work
-
tnurlo t lndorwood
OIIM l'lnn• •. , l~
u•s cartv ufh . .>ntoon at Laviti • and llnrl... and t1lai'~S are finally
hnl3kmg up All dny. studr•nts
ha''" bct•n thinking otlognrithm11
and thoorem~ ol Fn•nch contuga ·
uon:~. of thll \'Drioull themes in
H4mlt•l-and in &Oml' cas.cs-ol
,,hat'li h:tppl!ning to l.ukc and
I.JIUrll Oil c:t•nc-rol Ho.,pitBI .
\'t>S tht• pn5sJonott- ., myateriou5
world of soap opt•nu haH• n s~
cial plil< c '" the ht!ru-15 or many
u; .. tudt•nls
~ps are puru entenain ·
munt-In every scni'C ol 1he
, \\uU. ~d liOptVJTQe ~ Be-­
thraumr~ a four-year fan of ,H/ M_v
Chlldrrn. Gtmr.rol Ho.,pttul , and
OaJ~ of Our Live., I thmk II "
omnl.llli( that anything can
happc>n fun !'Ollp<~'-ond 11 alwa}'l>
dot>'i
It ., "' good "-UY to wg-out for
an hour" like taking o nap said
CJ.rolyn Oot.). a sophomore who
6tartcd watching General Ho..~p1
ud la~l > •ar. "I u~d to teru.e peo·
, ph• that they I oop:.l \\ere
~turmJ bu 1 tht~re are a lol ot
good-looking gu~' on them The
tol)hnt•s an• stuptd, but '-vhY nnt7'
fre,.hmnn Kan·n Ohc!&g bt•gan
watching :10ap~ IM' yt•mli> ago
wht!n Bht: got lelw,... fmm ht•r i .
ler fiiiNI with what W.t& ~oing on
m An M~· ( hilrJ~,, • 1 tum•·d on •
I he TV onn• and I got llcldtr.l••d I
love tht•m," h~ said Ill always
watch them "
·rhl') rt•:&n uscape from &<:huol
work 11'6 lun to '"<Itch olh•·r ~ ·
ph• 5 probl~m , that liJ't• WOI'SC
than youN>. Oberl( ttald
\\ b••n away !rom r.hool Obt-rg
watches her &oop evuryd•"l}' "M)
"'holn family watchf'-'>-e\ren my
Cather and bmtlwr II ~omoonc
rru~M!s a show, someonn cl~ will
wa1ch and flU them in ·
In school, it's harder for
watchers to kuep up. ~inctl 1hey
must ChOOSl' ootweon their
cloase~ and their ,cop~ \Vhh her
new schl'dule Obt~ can only
wntch IWO or three umel'i a v.wk.
"J wasn t lo,yal to lhl'm lasttenn ,"
she MUd
5ophomort> Linda Nixon
rememberud lase tcnn when bioi·
Og} lab'\ cut into A/1M} Chtldren
"I was linda depres~d ,'" she
lktid Sht! a.~kt-d people what hap­
pened "all the time.' Nixon has
been a soap opera fan mce grade
~oo l. \~hen o;he started watch· Ten
Two LC atudenta unwind from a atrenuoua day with their favorite soap opera, All My Children
IllS \.'Vllh her mother. 5he addf·d
.. ppily thai her schedule tht5
a·m allowa her more free time
during soap opera's "pnmt•
time."
Along w1th the obstacles ol
homework and ela&S(>.s, many
1>011p watc-h~ .suffer from being
h:a~d about their soap' Mo!il of
thu cnUcism comes from guyr;.
according to Benheaume .
'They S&) that it s a wasle of
tJme, that they're negztH\-e and
depre "ng-but. the) !the soaps!
are all in fun ·
Not all guys make fun of soaps.
howe-.w . )Orne are bu:ov watch· • mg them Ffe.,hman Brian Crook h.•-bo···n a fun of II My Chtldi'Ol
and c;~nt'!ntl flo3ptlltl sane • htgh
54".hool
Pcoplclold me how good they
w1•re ilnd I didn t bf>JitM! thP.m
Bu1 then I Maned-and 1 couldn t
quit."
C. rook h.1s contanucd watching
dt LC, dcsphe cntac1am Jrom
friends -~pecilllly other gu)'S.
'I m thf' minonryat chool he
aaid addJng. "I watch 'em any­
way. ~o one can stop me
UA lot of guyr. do watch, .aid
sophomore Tab) Ropes He
n:mt•mbt'n!d last res m. watchmg
Genua/ llosp4tal 'Thenid be thr"ef! g,rls watching <1nd ·x guy
I think 11 more 50metheng for
guys-there a lot of good·
looking women on soap The
gu}"S are gceb but the women
at\! good·looklng f'
''I don t knO\.. ~hy I watch
em, Ro~ con&inuNI "lt kind
01 stuptd It's ga~·,o· tuff.-Hft
dt"'SCribed the h<M u .. unrr.alis ·
tic.' -off·the-wau ·· and "sluptd M
-rhcre s no udy peoph• on soaps.
though.' he added
Soaps are a good break from
an lhe seriou stud),ns at u: for
Ropes. "'J enroy I he tupidity _\'ou
can \'\'atch an hour of un·
inteftp 100 C\G}' d:r\ ~
lp bnng \1U.
a happy cloar.
nd. bul thh. ont
n on the normal
' processe~ as , Yentl a triumph of actin,....} producing
we still have tr
h.ire faculty and
l Thingt; we do
~'take us stronger
;e future
llrs t i m pi"C$&oru
l saw Lewts and
k. to not be full)
'\stltubon . and I
leniable. but. 011
as haVJng gre.at
like knowing a
with enonnous
10 hasn t yet full)
vho hAS a \.vays to
~rson is tenib!J
~ say the ~mt
i Clark.
~ in a way, to ha\t
1tia1. but also
in every ma10
1d lf more thlf¥!
b most people•
nyoucould~
the few probleJt
llin On the othtt
nymg to look
once. 1t s tcni~
very dJfficull
lark as fnr a~o thf
'lg and 8.6 far as
~med \!; tl)i~
) do ~erythingll
or one th1ng pt»
C\ erything is rn~
need mo
need to ...vo" Ill
r-e need to hn\'e pn procedun· \\t
de\"elopmc>nt, '"
del.--elopment.
.IJ'Ch monev )'\II'
lh terribly l!J((;Jtll¥
stroting. In .1 "1~
-e thmgs :.enll'<l
tnt on them
to undersell wnlll
er Someumt·~ I
ngabout pott•ntlli
talking uboul rn,
put what t..ewir.a
!omtt In the tutun
llk somf'how 1111
"""'u' Wt.' have nO"~
nk thai ' '10 H
now, t!Sp<'('lall.)
the human rt·~our
couldn 1 be · ··"'"
I the nliUIV.
I thingti
he M'Uf>C of \ ..
ry 12, 1 Jamil \tustafa
Of thrl PI~ l.qe
•
,\1 tht! heart of an) 'uccessful
61m ht· ~flort dedlcatton talent
and \'lMOn It i" prec-isely these
qunhtees which di11tingu1 h Yenll
as on~ ott he finest film:. of th.io or
any other ywr and establh.h tt ru.
the grt'atc:.t achl8\.'l'ment in Bar
bra Stretsand s already legendanr
carct•r
rent/ i~ an adaptation of a :.hort
&IOI)' by Nobel· prizewinning Jew·
i h author IS<lllC Bashe-.it> Singer
It is 1hc talt• of a girl lpl&}'ed b)
Streisand l \vhO wanb to become
Talmudic student in Poland a1
the hmc \vhen women \'\ocre
b.ured from :o.uch loftv intellec-• tual purr.uit.,
\'cntltl'\ taught the Hebi'C\'t faith
an ~-cret by her father !Nehemiah
Pcro.olll, and after hh• dooth dib·
gulws herself a" o m.1n In ordar to
attend o veshivn a Jew~~h reli· • giou:. -.chool. and continue her
tudles
Whitt• allondlng the yeshivll.
Ycnll falls tn love with her stud}
p;mner A\1gdor !Mandy Palin·
kin I, who II\ engaged to lhe beauti·
tul Hadno~ !Amy ln..mgl. ln a
classic Shakes~re.sn twtsl, a
btz.aJTe romanllc tnangle forms
u circum!'llnnces force Venti to
marry Hadass L"ventua.Uy, Venti
M\!..tl ht>~lf a:. a WOI'Nln, and
lr.t\'es tho Ye:.hMl to ~k free-dom and opponunit) in Amenr.a
Streesand ts the first to ~ow
that ;.uch a plot hardly lK."Cms 10
be bo.,·officc mo1orlnl ; hL•
struggled for na.ariy 15 .Waf"'\ to
get )'entl on screen. Upon rNdlng
Singer·s .,tory. :>he '-WI> instonlly
1ntngued by the ob\1ous parallel
between horself and Venti a
,~,.oman determined to ucce!"d In
a male-dominated 50Ctctv. and
:.he envisioned Yentl ai> an artistic
tribute to her 0\¥0 father a dedi·
cated wd brilliant teacher who
died of a cerebrul hemorrhage
when Streisand was an inf.!nt.
Ongtnall .Y Streisand had
planned onl) on directing the
film. but ao; the proJect stO\. .. ty
developed, bhe roaliz.ed thai an
order to make her\lttion a reJ&titv. •
$he would need control 0\t.'f'
ewl) aspect ol the motton pic­
ture t\.s a re~ult , Suv.is.and hils
become the first pei":'>On in lht•
hirstory of tlw film indu11try to
wntu produt<e , direct. act and
Slflg m a nullor motion picture
putt1ng in grueling 2.0-hour day'
for the durotton of produc uon
The tact that StrPtsand C\"Cn com
plcted the film '" en Itself an
unparalleled accompllshmC"nt
the fact that )'tont/ t a fi~t rate
artistic mumph e .. tnbli~oh~ Stre•·
sand's po!urton as one otthe gl"ed·
test pt:rfonnen of all time.
\'entl's nili:ltton!>htp '""ith her
t3ther, her thirst for knowledge
and her unquenchable belief in
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• the cquatiry of the ~>~e:. ·~ at the
film's core, ~treisand makes !he
p3rallel bcn. .. oeen hur charucter '5
desire to grow intellectually and
her 0\~11 unending quest for ani •
tit: perfection a telting one Ventl'.s
relationship with hur futher ia
touching. and when ahe t~ngs
"Papa. Can You Hoor Me? .. , her
tears are genume
Chcrall the acting is first·rute .
Strei60nd s perfonnance t5 hum·
orou~ mCJ\.1ng and utterly con·
\1nc1ng. .Mand} Paunkin (E\ltaJ es
«>.accUenl as A~1gdor, and Amy In'"
In~ rThr Competitionl meets her
role<~ mimmaJ demands wt!ll
~tNisand :. direction is equaU.) impress" 1!. She handles the I nan·
glt! between thf! thnF• m1un ch~
actt.>rS ">1th surpnsing resrmint ,
and by hoot•OS the film an con·
tinuous lakes, she gave<. the
motion p1cturc n rich. lovely,
f.'Urly·tale like quality which is
funJwr accentuated by 03\td
Watkin's (Ch.1not of F11·eJ 5Uperb
filmJng
The r.oundtrac~ of l mtlt:. both
a strength and ""'~ tn the
film Manhn and 1\lan Bergm.an '~> ,
btD ., ~ the m.ssic ade­
cputeiy ~ the mood d the
period wd. u usual Stretsand
singtng i.-&tmpl) be)ond "ompal'" ison Ho"' ever the fiongs.
designed as lnt~or monolqgues.
ha\.e atendenC\ ·to lm" d0\.,11 the -action ol &he film. Although
Pie..>ee of Sky, the cllmacttc 6rw.l
highhghts Stret~nd 1ncn..~bl)·
pcMt!l ful voice. &he scene Is 0\"er•
done. rather nan:tDisuc. and too
remlnj:ocent of Funm• Gtrl. ,
Despite lhese rrunor Oaw
·rent/ i-a m0\1q& in ptrational
and wonderfultv warm iilm • "'"hich leaves the \tC\'\'el' \\ith a
deep lieO!It' of opprea:ation for
the ,,$ion and oommitmenl of a
truJ) gitted and legendary
perfonner .
Math 075 ... Math 075 ... Math 075 • • •
In the mubl of all tho more
'orcbnarv major; there ts al o a
""" b1 eed The math 07S m.tjor.
MO;Sl knCJ"-that LC require.;
profietenC\ en math berore gra·
duo lion lJ~uaUy th.i~ entaib p.lSS·
eng the math proficiency aum or
a let m of R~tew of Algebra latf~
tionAiely called Math 0751 But for
.ome olthe more diligenc u..· stu·
dt·nta. ma1onng in Math ICY.'SI '"'
too great an opportunity to pa .. 5
up
The requu-ement~ fur an 015
mator aren'1 any leas ngorous
than. sa\-', international affai~ or • phy!Uc:> You mu111t take OiS at
lea.at 14 ttm&-to ensure exper­
tise tn the field-..nd you mu6t
drop the course at least ftve of
~ose 14 rimes Confidential ly.
one major told me that once you
have linJcomple ted 015 for the
tenth orcle-.-enth dme lt becomes
a aubstantiall) simpler L'Onccpt
How~-er Uke nYlny dcpartmentb..
Math 075 has Us share of
problum~o
Tht.ore are a number or cNipltT
h!.'its that must be p3&!k!d l:wfore
ad\"AnCifl8 to The final. OnN at
this stage. howl~oer , the numbcl"s
don't odd up ae. quickly •~ \\ith
t haptt•r IC.!lt · 1\ :>COre ttf 80 per­
c t•nt or better is fle't"dt.>d to pa ·
tht.• final One07:S maiorhas taken """' ...... Although the catalogue cto .. n't recognize lt. Math 075 Ia • popua.
m~~for among many .tudenll
the daS5 four times a.nd nu~
pa5Slng the final by Sl"\'en point:a.
'l took th~ St-lt:paoed course."
.she said "H a a good ide.a for
somt. people, but tf you fail
you·w wasted o ltonn teaching
math to .)'OUrst•lf. I ~l I should
gttt 50mfl credit for all the work
1\-e done.u
Anuthcr 075 m.ator. who tad
6igned up for the course nJtlC
tim~ found an altt~mativc out of
lhP. progam .
· 1 loolo.ed up lht~ math protl·
den~ rcc1utremcnt in t~ RCtQS·
tratton Announcement~ book. I
wa5 also mtl!f'elltcd in a 5Cicnce cJa~ where I could imuftane­
OUW) do awa) "'ith the math pro­
fioenc;) and a science aedlt. I
found that pa55108 one tenn of
general ph,ysacs would tne CAI"'e
of both n'!QU~menta. I look It
and ~ ·· he said
Whtle Math (r,S is ""he .... ~e-:omu\8 an
imTea.:dngly popular mator at U:.
there are alttn\Aih\'e methods to
pu~o the rcquU"Cmcnt . The math
proticienc' . .) oum 15 offi:red once
C\-er\ term and there an• many • science cia..~ that are abo
accepted Then again. (f ,you're
bored '''th your Pfo)"Cholqg)• or
musac major. tht!re la at\\.'ays
Moth 075
Page3 Dorn1 thefts p
tcaling is a crime and Lt~vis and Clan.
student~ are not e~ceptions .
Telephone. ... and especially furniture arc
being "bon'O\-\.ed from LC dorms nt an
angering rate.
Accorcbng to Oemse Thompson. director of
re-udencc h.aUs the furniture is being stolen
ma.inlv bv ofT"ampus ~tudcnts who assume
the college can afford the losses and who plan
to rerum the bonu\-ved goods at some unspecl ­
fit>d time far in the future
\·Vhat rhese thle'\'8." do not realize is that they
are ~tealing from people not from an institu­
non It •~ donn residents who ha\''8 to live
y.,ithout chain> and who are inconvenienced for
weeks without a telephone . F\lrthennore. even
tuall~ e\'eryonc as forced to pay for the thefts
through tuition increa~s
On-campus studt>nts are partially to blame
for the thefts because they see funuture ln a
friend's apartment or !IK>meone taJung a chair
and do not report at to an RD or Residence
Halls
One e."planataon though certainly no , ,cuse
tOr this •~ that students are reluctant t• make e LC commlJility
fnend~ face theft consequencu~o Anothar explo·
nation i~. on campu' students ore afraid of
})ejng ostracized b) Ooor mate' for dhu-egard­
lng soctetie., taboo and "squeaUng •·
If caught "bom>wmg' from LC.. the conse·
quence& may Include a fine from a donn
J board college pro~cuhon. a fine from the
c:ourts and a criminal record
Getting students to take a stand and realize
that talong coUege property 1s a crime •~
important espeCially because resident~> who
. pend th, tenn sitting on the Ooor tend to
blame I • a~ an institution rather than the
thievt>
Rr :ieving the stolen furniture tS most impor­
tar lf LC property ts seen in an apartment or
r .. ewhcre the locatton or the culpnt should be
.umed in to Restdence Halts or the RO of the
dorm from which the items were "borrowed ·
Thomp~n and all RO are "villing to hold any
mformation as confidence but offer no guaran­
tees for the culprit
Leam to respect L( property and remember
taking a chair from the coUege 18 stealing from
your mend Loud librarians
lack considera tion
'I o tho Editor
\f\cr almost throe yenn of' tal
ernting thl' Lcwlsnnd Clark Col
leg<• llbrnrv. I am now convinced
that our llbrurv Is In pitiful shapr
On my first day back to tho faalllt)
this tonn I bccamo a believer
II ow Is II that two of our hbrtr.
lans are so ~ry privileged tl\11
thc-y are aJlm-ved to shout at Ollt'
another from opposite tmds d
the buiJdlng' We oll know tlllt
our library has a severe n01~ •
probl0m tiM the llbrnry 11tafT not
heard. or have even they Jumped
on the bandwllJ(on?
It t:tabouttlmerorourlHmuyto
join the ra~l of this college aat
reputab le ocademtc mstltutlon 11
the librarian& can't do that job. 1
5uggest thot someone docs It fot
them
Carl Horton
Junror
SOFA strives to cus ·on academic traumas
Vumi Hlrahara
Of ttw Plonerr ~
WHY BOTHf.JP \:Vhy pend aU of a
.saturday afternoon paintmg dra~·
ing. cutting 41ld t4ping when there are a
million other thmg~ ·wed rather be doing":'
Whv? Because Le\ .. u and Clark tudllnl
would throw a fit ir SOFA movies and
e\1mt& were not adequately advertiM!d
That'a whyl
For tho5t· of \'OU \-\-'hO aren 1 awnre of •
\'\.'hat "a.U ~FA doe for)'OU, here .. a run·
dO\I\.'Tl ot the activfti~ and events which we
ha\e planned and ·will pro\-1de thu; tenn
"'"ith luck and a little help from ourfriendal ·
• The 1\Jesda_v and Friday night mavt~ .
of course. art' trought to you bv ~FA
Much dascu-. .. ton and pre-planning have
gone Into the selection process hncludmg
the content& oJ our mO\-ie suggestion bo I.
Tu r t "e pr s nt a
• bP 1 roud
0
As a result, thts tL-nn. W(' present a mCMe
line-up to~ proud of Much of the credit
goe to SOFA director Stt"\.-e Oamrau , the
man responstble for SOF-\ mavtes Our cur­
rent mO\i~ r.election would have cost us
approWT1ately $4,100 in rentals at their reg
ular prices. but thunka toSte\·e, we al"e onl.)
paYJng about S2.600! Don t you think he
desen.>ea a pal on the back?
• Movtng on. we ha\l'lt two study breakb
lhi• tt>..nn. ar; usual Thev aro 6Cheduled for • feb 1 and March 8 The food bill lor one
6tudy break runs betw(O!f~ SZOO and SJOO,
depending on what Is ~'ad In addlllon
the untel'1ainment 1f profeli~Jonal. can OO!jl
up to$ 150. rnus is where we drow the line
after labt yea.r s budgM rut Better and
mon• t!.ll ~nr.i"e groups h>tvo bet•n engAJged
for put stud) breW I
• Another of our ~gulas-fe-atures­
which many zotuc..lrnt,; are unaware of-aro
the lunch and dlnnt'r con<;erts . TI1ese take
place on 6v1• W~nesdaya during the tenn
A perfonner for groupl Is engag(•d for that
c..lay to per:fonn m tht>Trallroom &om noon
to 1 p m and in t'ields from 5 to 6 p m,
~ln. the paym~nts ''aJY accordmg to the
pcrionn.era 'The firat Land 0 concer1 wiiJ
be Jan 11 wuh Paul Barkett, a professional
muaJct.an t'or the r.econd. we have LC atu·
dent a John FaJWell and Chris Long on Jan.
25. The remalnmg datea are still open for
perfonnen : Feb 8, 15, and Z9.U inte-eated
c:onlact so•'A • \.'\'e have scheduled an inteNJonn
o-.~&stn game thl!> tenn the date of which
IS lt'Oto.tive 31 this point The entrance ree
will be SO cents and we hope to have the
prtte Of a Son) \\ al.kman for the last 3\!iaS
"in Sue Fredcncks and Oamrnu are the
organiz.ers for this event
• We \.viU once 88nin 'JX>nsor a UpsinC'
on Feb 4 in :,tamm at 8 p m ltentali\-e
tlmel Interested parttctpant!l 'lhould con
tact L\·neuc V.'iw. ext 569. or 1\aren Tho- -
ma'~ ext 49l.
• For those of you who mJ~>sed Pizzn '1ne
last term and unfortunate!) quUe a few of
you did. we have a rc>peat perfonnance of
thJ. fantastic perfoi'TI\3nce on Feb 15 we
learned from our last attempt that we can
~11 every last piece In no time at all by
calltng door-to-door through the donn~o
I m t.ure some or you remember our ptzza
~lespt·r~ns who had to ttsaJ you away
from your book. and had to l\-vlstyour urm
to get you to bu-.. the przza held right under
your no~ ' If vou would llkt.• to t~;r your
hand at rnakmg or "-elling pLZ7.as. call us
We hn\e had a ft'Y. reque .. ts for mol"e
Inter-donn achv1tiC~> Here!> an attempt to
meet that panicular demand HO\I\. about
40 lnlt'Nbm ~ MaroJhon? How
does it work'' Each donn lthnt tnrlud~:.
you. Hartzfeld puts together a slide heM
portrnvfng the1r dorm life a1ndid 'lhots of
face-.. ploc es, act1\ 1lle<. and meeting.' and
arrang...._ 11 in to a quolilv pre!~~entauon ~>et
to muHic and no longer than 20 minutet. In
'hO\<\<mg time Then ""'ell all get together
in the Counetl Chamber on March 9. the
lost Pnda_y night of the tenn and show ofT
our donns' \Vhal do vou think? Your com • ment& ore welcome , but we"' going lo do
It anyway !'>0 gest .vour photogaphcrs
togethL'f' and MllJ"1 snapping tho!>C shots•
• Now, heres !'lOme Info about our big
ew.nl of the tenn tOrum roll, plt>.ase I SOFA
presents the Nimble Dans in cont~rt at our
very own Pamplin Sock Hopi That s light,
folks a real dance in the gym! You'll be
n .. quJrt•d to tum m \our !thO<.~ before cntP • ring .. so dre¥S up your feet In your most
faadnatln~t pair of bOCks! Thla incredible.>
t'\t'nt take plarc on Jan '1:711ru~> month9.
Lcoidmg In at 9 p m Is thu band. Thin Mon.
followed bv our 11Wn attrnc:tlon the Nim· -blc 01lT1&, on,... ol Portland ·~ holiest bands•
f he Nimble fJ81'1ll ployt>d for US Ia I) I :tpring
at tht, annual Spnng ~m.i forma) and let
mt-tell you, we d.Jdn 1 nucd anv chnin,
there at all. The group has rwo video"
f'f'leued and KLC will be playing a.ome of
their 1t0nga for you during the:: next few
wueb KLC wUI al&o bP lntt>rviewing the
band a lovely lt!ad vocaJial. Lom Calhoun.
60mellme befont the Sock-Hop Tickota will
be S2 ror atudt•nlt, and thf' t'Venl will 00
advcrtiw•d 10 thf' Portland community u
wt~ll Any questions , cornmt1nte. and aaalat·
ance for the autcesa of thi& event will be greatly appreciated
• Leading in the parade of specfaJ even t~ is
the <.offee Hou~>e The Cofiee House is on
all·nC\v evening of entei'1Dinment des1gncd
10 bnng the LC community together to
find out who I sor1 s of people make up the
student body. facultv administration and
~tafT I desperately hopethatthcre are non
·tudent folJ.. who d be adverture'IOme
enough 10 share ~me thing with U'i be II
song dance drama pOf>tl"\' o lecture·' t m
confiden t enough m the Rtudent body to
know thai we'll M\-'U plenty or "Phil from
that portton of tho LC. community But no
mauer who you are. you re one of
u& were family. share something or your­
self with the rest of u8! T1me slot' of h\ie
nunutes each are up for grob:t and our
three hour program •~ gradually taking
shapu
The emphal.iS or thh program '' ulmOit·
ph ere Open dooM free admission . cnndlu·
light and friendly walter!> and waltre"ses
wtll ~et the mood with a mLdul'\' or
wannlh . ca8ualne<>t. and fun EH'ryonewJII
be mvited to come and go as they pleru;c
mow ru'Ound chat order lood and dnnl.s
and en1o.> the ~how The entertaanment
will run three houn. straight with no inter
mh.slon E.lch perlonner lor groupJ will btl
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Page4 .1sked co mtroduce the act following them
to promote a fcelJng o( community The
menu wtll include hot and cold drinks.
puza and home-baked goodies
SOFA wtll be needing o tremendous
numbt!r of little helpers for th&s onu-lime
project In addition to perfonners , we need
waite,.... and wrut~'les people to help
wtlh decorations. Mll up. clean up. bake
c1nd prepare pluas If you d like to help
bake goodJes on Fridn't nfh·moon. Jnn 20
please contact Jess1cn Wolpman , ext 338 If
vou re interested In helping to decorate
Stamm on Saturday. Jon 1.1 call Laune
Gerson e'Cl 469. If vou a1n help prepare
the pu.zas before tht• show on &uurday.
Jon 21 a1ll StC\-e ex I J38 If adver1i1dng 11
your thing. contact lhnslint> Pelling..ll ext
4Z2 And call me. Yuml. If you'd Uku to walt
on table' or help m anv other way I d abo
love to n.nsweJ any o{ your quost10n con
c cmin~ the toffee Houe.e or other SOF'\
<JC tl\itl~ I ran be reached al t:llhcr ext 469
or at tht• SOFA office e~t. 357.
People pleaM! don 1 take u-. for granted
and b} all means. don t .11tad. u~ with critl
Cil)m W~ 1.\J'e busv StUdonts just Jlke YOU, • • and we c.an rcallv U!>e vour ~upport Help
Ul' to holp you. Finally to anb"-'Yer that que!~·
uon Why bother" Bc<.ausc W<> care don 1
you~
•
~I I '1-klplt
Pioneer Loa, January 12. 1984 ----
Drai
£d \-\lillln m~
f)( 11"' Plon!'<'r I~
FOR lltOSl
FORC,aiT&
trm is ,till ollvt
rocei\'Cd my at1
(rom the SSS n
tJU<'nC.Y the> IB,.!
t~tonng hM ~
Three und ~
decision to not
mtlflt my unc
hJghor degree
1 society and a ,
t;wr slnr.c. I hn
cent with the fa
Dunng the pa
non regjslrant
I always knt
mcnt F.ent lnvt
forces abroad t
rntcrvenuon In
c.any on my~
5UCh policies. 1
\\.U. going to sa,
a milltoMsttc 01
Now the SID
denJy I and ma
faced with the 1
fine nnd or in'
our convtctton,
protest nga.lnsl
SSS with lmpu
Behind my 1
with the SSS Is 1
mlbtruiSIIC and
10 world even
changed if this
'Wir
Rebecca Browr
0( 1he Ploot'4lr l..og
WlNTFR 11
with it t.,
cles and peer
term bluus
for those> wt
ter tcnn ts tru
l.eo.vts o.n d c I
atures post ho
the forthcomin
long The C.o!
most buslnc~ss
0tt'lpltt! thes
m" personal tl
get so depn:
months if they
\\'inter IPI'Tf\
tcnn here Pt?rl
llWilj Wllh
e:qJ~c:ts rna to
lng alacnt) nt.
ffi} ph,Y~>kal Pios look for weekend wins
Scon Oicltlnson
Point Guard Kim Matheton , sophomore , prepare• to thoot
against Eattem Oregon State College •• Mary Hull, aenlor, looks
to rebound . "ohdlll (..;.lllltl(hcr
Ul tlw l'lnnro•r l 1\1
'Jiw \'\llmt•n !> lM!Ookctball ll'.llll
b louklng to get but k on 11-nrk
,alh·• dropping ~<1nw-. Jnn S to
• .. aslt•m 011'f(Uil "otnU Collc•gt• ,md
Jun ; to (,cmge h•' < ollc·~·· The
pou· of Jo,.,. . ., brou~ht tlw l.udy
Plus n.><:ord to l
llw Plnnucr:o. \\til tx• at homt•
this \\t~l\l•nd fnc mg Judwn
&ptht Collc•ge on I nday ,,t 7 p m
ttnd \\1llanwtt£' Umvcf"oitV on at •
ur·du) at .1 p m
t~oach Rand) "'ordlol and hts
tl'am ha\c alrend._\ wntchc'<i Jud
.. on plav and aro n.•ndy for u tough
1(30lt'
JudMJn look.-. real good and
IW<> Ill mutch up tulrly t•vcnly
Nordlof said. adding that Judson
hn:, a plnyt•r ruunt•d n-tl"k from
llnl\"eNit)- of Oregon "'ho l~t avcr­
nging 20 25 pointtt n \'\-~·1..
\\ e ll have to r;hut hc1 down.
ho Mid
Stubberfield takes sports info slot
1\ath\' Coc:hmn • Of th. l'lont!!'r I.Lii(
,\n e'lt>ll!'>l\ e port" bat k
ground made· Knn Stubbt•rflcld
th,, pnme candtdatr among l32
npplk.ant tor the nf"Wly·cn>atf'd
po~ihon ol Lewis .md Cln.ri; Col·
!ego ·~ ~port anlonnation db-ec­
tor. ~tubbc>rficld lJEW~n "'ori.Jng
bf,:._,ide Public lnlormataon Oln!C­
tor t:hucl; Chamqui 1 late last
tt.onn
"'tubbcrlicJd a 1943 Oregon
State UMusirv graduate. now
ha the opportunll} to combine
hl"r tecllnu ;;al JOumalism ll\3Jor
\\1lh previous spont. antere.st
\ tall~ttrcian <~I McManviUe H1gh ~ hool for her father' bast•·
ball and lootball tc.1ms ~tubbcl'
field pur..ued thi~o intc~st at the
collel(~ ll"V~I b) cheerlcn dang and
working an the OSL' ,port' infor
mauon offico
~rui., bnght and hae.a refrtl!>h·
ang enCJ"&\ w iBid ( hnmqutst
She n•.all) goe after things
Tht po!.ilion ol sportt. mfonna·
tion d.iructor \'\a. lormed an ordm
to contribute to a great~r public
awarene.;s of the con.._ srud
Ch.tmquie.t For the paM 16,>eaf"o
ChnmqUI!It handlc:'d '!~port~ anlor
matiun In addition to hh· re!.pon
;,tbtlltw' "\lith general collt.•g<'
infonnataon
Cowrnge of ~oport1> will nO\>\ be
c~tendcd to mclude all men's and wornm b ~ sn.aliniield
o,ald ~he altto hope~ toe'\ l'ntuaU\
be able to completely CO\ •r club
sports a~ well
StubberficJd:. JOb ('OO!ii!>l" lnr
goly ot ht,lpmg \'\ tth medin ron
tach and production ol Lt
gomo!> 1-N~ptng men ' and
"omen ' ba~tketb.tll ~ttatbtic:, ,
and ~Hitlng wel'kJy presb
rulea~i>
she 1!. o1l-.u lat:cd "" nh the
n1'1. csllh;\ of building LC ' sports
n.•t:ords. c.wallng fil<>!> on athlete"
~:omplctc· \\<ith photograph~ for
roorhec; .md mcdtn
Stubberfield ni'IO sends pres11
relca:,e:.. to !>tudcnb local ne\v:.·
pnpen> \'VIth new of 0\ ·~as
tnps and athletic. recognition
Pio skiers confident, the ubest"
Amv Ht'llt.\5
01 t fWl Ploo\e<:l' LaiC
llle l.E'\\11> and C lari. ld tc.1m
will kick ofT the 1'\auonal ( olle­
giato Skl Associations fN~ \I
southt•m 01\hlon aid ea:.on th1"
\o\"Pt.•kund in an eight tuam m<'Ot a1
Multtpor-Skl Bowl on Mount
Hood The team ,,,u compf'lt· to
quoli~ · to1 the refPonal chnm·
paon6.hlp!> Dt Mount Bachelor
f'eb 23-25
Prior to the s.kwrs ~.awn on
&now, new l·oach and fonnc•1 LC
ractT Jon Copper held dn land . ~ trammg clas~ tilJJ tenn The c\nl'~ t·onslt.lud of exerciS(U. for
ag.lity and qulcl..n~'> ar. well a~o
cardlova:.cul.!r "'orkout~ and
wuightt> 0\-er Christmas brt•ak
team nwmb ·~ \~ere encourag<•d
to tram tndividuaUv lor· their finol •
race
0e~pl11! the rain that waz.hHd
.1\~a\ more than 20 inche-. lrom • the snow pack on Mount Hood
the P1onCt!l'!> we~ working on
thelf tochlllquc and running
gate"> tn preparation for tho
~a.son
BecauSt.> tht> ~>ki tP<~m travaltt oft·
campus to compt:te and tht•lr
home area !Multtport ia. more
than on hour ' driw from cam
pu~~o &k.iing glltn!> le<;~ n.•cognttton thon other I t ~oponto Bu\ the Hki
en. hopt> to change all that tha~o
"t!<ll
With our mcc being carlter tn
the season we wnnt moro stu
dents 10 rume \~atch u~ competl'
betore lht pre~<;Un>li of ac~dem1o
:.t!lln, s&ld team co·captaln Peter
·rtus:.
Commenung on his n•tummg
\Neron racers and new talent.
Coppt-r addf'd We are one oflho
best II not the tw .. t. te.nna in th<'
lt14(UO thlb yBIU'
N~~ t Wl>ek('nd the L( raccl"b
will be on the road to Mount A-.h
lond Studunt~o ""''i~oh1ng to attend
or help with tho Mount Hood
me e contuct Jon topper ext 450
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Anw B1'001ui •
Dt•spile a lol>ing n'<'ord. the
tt.·nm "~pon:. a pottlttvo outlook on
the -,caM>n
\\ c knO\>\ we hovt1 the ~IJllc;
but we ha\ i" to make It work for40
rrunute:. 10 como up with a wan
<~atd Brook:.
Senior Mnrv Hull addt->d. We ro
:,etting the groundwork for loiN of
1mprovcmen t Ill the futuro
Pal't of that Improving futuro
includt•s the freshman recruit~
Tho froshmon hnvc high confi
I dc•nctl, fn'l•h atlltudc!Jundurcnot
ufnud to \-'\o\n. A1!i Katio ~
trushmnn . \-viii 1111 In W\lll nt thr
Ollh Kpot Hull <~dflud
Fn•..,hnwn Robyn t.n'~o" -.atd
~ht• c•njoy~ pbvtng ttl L ( becauw.
"compc'tlllon hm I NO lntt'rl6t' that
.' ou t-an 1 hu\ • fun 1 hl• c•mphuh
Is on improv1ng ruttw1 than on
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olthc· wum tht" vcur 1s to rttUl'o't!r
trom lo111 ycur 10 2·• '''011011
rt•cordl !i<tld Junior rmlly Nl'l&an.
Nordlol wont~ to ln!tlill ,a ps}t:fl
factor nf winnfnl( in hll' tenm
Sophomore K1m Mnthe!'IOn
e'\plutn" thnt the wum Ia
'',hock('d to win and Ob of.}~
'We don't reollv know how to
\~in
111P co.Ach s outlook for the M'•
'IOO plat<'s Whitman College and
Pacific: l uthemn Univcr.dty at lhto
top. but -.a1d thnt bct\~'CCn Lm
field Pacific. C.oorge f<'o.\, Wtl
lomctte, Judt.on BAptl!ll nnd LL.
tho talent .., prettv ovun
Scott Olt:iu'*"
Sports Information Director Karl Stubberfleld hat taken on the
reapontlbllltlet of coordinating LC't athletic programs with medii
coverage .
At work E.lnco mid·Nowmber .
::,tubbcrfield said. Oca.Ung \'\1th
the conche:, huR bc<'n very c1u;y.
becaUM' tht'.)' ore all fnondly and
helpful l ( t~> a beauttful school
and It h. a change from OSU 'I find a clo~or rapPort
between the student~> and stall
1he contanued "AJbO here then
are student athltlle!> who c.:oncen
trute on their studio~> ond
intelhgcnt as wt•ll as ooing good
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In a four-way meut with
dofcndang champions Pac:tfic
l.utht·rnn Unt\'e1'11lt}' nnd ~o Um·
\t•.,.ity or AIGIIk.1 ~·hoola. buiiPriJy
1peculll11t Kann Dl'ck. juruor,
qualified for nationals and her
Or..t pl.nctJ fimsh in the zoo-meter
bJnoity led the WOIM'l 6 leOtn to an U\ t>rall t~con d pinuP. fint~h
bt~hlnd PI U
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b~aklng lht• CJU!Tf>OI r.hool
record m that t'\"eOI fllhrr
t~t>Cond phi( u lim ht•f11 wcro
TINh SteimlP, !iOphomon.•, 10 the
50 mett•r lrec5lyle t.t: \nne
~Ue t In lh .. 200-ml'ter mdt\ld·
ual mf•dkoy, and Sandy Cascoign
in th£' 100-mctl'r fre tylo
An LC swimmer gets a Jump on the competition In meet action thla weekend . Junior Karen Deck
qualified for nation­
als in the 200 meter
butterfly and led the
Pio's to a second
place finish.
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! Pioneer Log, January 12, 1984 Column As I See 'Em
Bob O'Aboy
Por I he ~r l.q{
Hello U. '>poM6 funs welcome bnck to The Hill and another
ls-.uo of \vh.at can be a boring Pionur Los-I can t "peak for the
otheT parts of thts paJ>CT but we an the spons M.<etlon .tro doing
our best to hwn up tho back fe'\\ page1
What I will be doing In thla column 15 e.x.1ctly ""'hat the title
"uggc.1ts 1 m gomg to SA)' what I thmk of an t"\'ent a coach,
loam or player Nothing is sncr'\'d In Column ,\a I Soo Em
Th1 column doesn t repre~nt the Log, but is JU"t the oplmon
or thio; "vnter Hopefully nobody will be cmbarn!'sed to -.ee
tholr name In pnnt down this bide of tho page, but 1f they aro
maybe the} can laugh about it later.
B«'fore I stan this inittaJ column I \\o-ould like to thank Doug
Jacobson for the Litle lllld Log advlwr Julie Jones for lettmg thJs
go tn the paper as Is
Here we go• Hmmm. who should be 6rsl? Some of you m1ght
SQy, 'Knlfr the Women s Basketball team. but that would juat
muke a lot of people up:.e1 so I'll say thlli' thP lady P\or. ha"tl
Improved as a team. If any of you tan& have gone down to
Pamplin to watch them in action. you ~thould ha\f• noticed that
the Ptos aron t the onJ) ream that ~ tired after the game Not
only that thuy have atre;sdy won one game and I predict o total
of tour or five Next .)'ear. who know maybe eight or nine The
key Is lmprovmg every lime out Good luck the re'>t of the w.1y.
The men's basketball team 18 making \vtnning look eaay.
'llley re 8-3 at thi6 \vnllng and all of tho!W! \vtns ha\-e been on
the rood This te;,m remmds me of the Plo1 ol old 181 and 82.1,
or "hould I say the Plos of Olds · Bill Olds ha!l been a force in
the paint 50 far He s sconng. reboundmg and elbowing with the
be t of Otstnct 2. Pat FendaU 111 bnck from an ankle m)UI"), Stm.e
\olz broke OUI or Ol shooting slump at Columbia Chnatlan and
when Nonhwest Conference gaBle" begin Tom Donnan W1ll hit
from three-point range The Pio" look tough wtll make 1t to the
playofm and once in the second season af\Y1hlf18 could happen
Conch Oc.an Sempen has a good one h~
I admit I know zero about swimming. so I ll just &.1) thJs
Coach Cary Em bien will send his usual amount of 5\111mrncr5 to
nationals . and they'IJ come back winners
f'tnally, It wiU be the Raiders OYer the Redsldns 38·35 In the
Super Bowl Thnl s all the predictions. fr you have any
comments. tell me or send It to the Log
t.vcry woek llt the and of my column there will be a few tnna
que•uions 1 m nmrung a contest, 10 write down the un!IW'Crs
and "end them to the tog office by Flida) llhe day llft('r
pubJfcntionl at s p m The fi\t' people w1th the mo"'t com.oct
on6WCI"ri m'er eight weeks \\111 be In the final Mettk 91. I'll lhint..
or somNhing a" a prize-mavbe a (;ag~ !>hi.M-, ~ho knows•
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1 \'\'ho was thu b.lM"bnll coach ~lore JeJT)' Gatto7
2 \\ho was the football co;u;h bc.>fore Fred \\1150n7
3. who wa" the bas~tb3U cwch belol'l' Ot!an scmpen ?
Retum to Bo .!1
• • 1sers l.oach Gary. Emblen S<ltd, ·Our
w'Omen have rnure depth than
PI..U. We were (lose and wen•
Without Mill)· Robergo, who ia a
qu.1lity athlete andwiU wm some
e'\ tmts. ThO) (Pl.lll arc really deep
lfl quality. The) ~ve three
senlo,.,_ that w-on mdt' ldual
f!\"ent.s at nationaJ last year
Roberge. who 15 n retunung
national qualifi~ from lust )l!aT,
was sidelined W11h a knoo in1ury.
The early aucceM has bern a
posnive note de pile Emblen 8
concern 0\~r the physJcaJ conc:fj.
tion of hiA athletes.
It is still early and we are prob­
ably In the wor5t ~hape I \'C een
coaung off the holicWys .ll'll tAke a
good solid month of hard S\VIm·
ming to get tn sh4pc," saad
~mblen
"Our women have
more depth than
PLU. They (PLU) are
really deep in
quality."
The men'!> team eftorts
re3uJted in a third puce finl h
and were highlighted by Rob
Bress' second place lime in the
200-meter &oe.sl)'ie and sopho­
more Mark Youngqui.Jt 's lhu'Cl
place 6rush in the tOO ·m~ter
fn:~tyte .
The Lewis and Cla.rk 1 relays
provided the "-omen' team W1tn
the opponumt) to keep the 6r1t
place trophy at home a th~
topped the e.ght-te.:tm ~~~·com·
petihon by a l:!·potnt m.argm In
the same meet, the men's tt'.am
S\vam to n fourth plaoo fini h des·
pite ~'Oridng \\-llh only 5h men
suited dO\\-'Tl
Th~ team.-; tra\ "Ito WUIAmeue
Uni\'\!J"Sll) ' thi. "'"'flclwnd lor thcir
firM dual meet ;u;tion Emblen
predicts a good hO\ ... ,ng b) tho
PionecroJ.
"Bet-.ause lhe\·ha\-e d1"~rs. the.~ ·
\'-iH grab ZO pc;int off di\ing. s0
\W 11 have to outS\\lm them. We
bt>.at them Ia 1 \l.'al" and 1t II be
~
close th1 yew·. F.mbhm ruc.l
Pagel Sra·nt'\•r Gon' in
(, 1 htl Au~Hr l..tlf;
• ' Poem., b\ 11urd World Women.'' Tlln • u_-.,i .. and Clori. \\'omon .~ ( entt!r \\ill
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• ·~sana~ing Medu-Jll Ochh and
li'lltm..a., " j, tht• thcml of a tn~ com·
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torught lrom 'ito tOp m. at Good Saman·
tan Ho pltu.l and Ml>dical Centt!r Nur-Jng
~ tlucnuonnl Btuldmg 2.55 ~.\\' Northrop
I
• The I{' men·-. basketball toam pta_v ...
l m,c,....atv of Hilo Hawa1i ot 7~ p.m tn
P..tmphn Sport~ l.enter
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l\13n.; t\udHorium
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• SOfA prescntJ, Te., at -; p m in the
Councal Chambcn; . ,\drru~>Mnn ts Sl.SO.
• The womc>n'> babkt•tbnll team play
Jud1>0n O..pttst Cnllc~t · 31 7 p m an
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