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Volume 48, Number 12

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1984-01-01

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Pioneer hoopera Ted Rooney (51} and Bill Old• (43) put the heat
on • Wlllamette Unlver•lty ahooter. LC came from behind .to
capture the win. For more detaJia, Me page 6. Hamber upset with process
Media activities' credits reduced
Roba-t Ookea
Of the PfOOIIOI" l.ot(
Activity credit will no longer
bo granted to student• worlong
on the yearbook and prW"equt
sites wUI bt> required for recelv·
ing credit for the Plonetr Log
and radio taiJon Kl.C begin·
ning in faU or 1984. the com­
munication• deportment
announced lafil week
The dcpartmt>nt began dis·
CUlling curricular change ~>
early In fall of 1983 srud depart·
ment chatr I e:~lie Baxter aaso­
cuue profeuor of communica·
t1ons at a communication!!
board meeting Jan 11
When Rlchnrd Hoyt resignf>d
during the aummer from hir.
pobillon Db one of the two
tenure track mall> media pro.
fosaors the department had 10
request through the faculty per
sonnel advisory committee that
the tenure lot be continued
Baxter sa1d
That proces:. bound all
Involved to confidentiality, Bax­
ter anid Dean of f'acultv •
\ndr~ Rembert first told the
depa.rtment the tenure "'lot
would be lost because 12 such
slots had been reques1ed bv
\'arious college departments
and only a hm.ited number could
be gwen out Rumber1 then told the dPpart­
ment 1n the t(>nth wt•ek of fall
term that the slot would be
retained provtdr.d the• commun ·
lcutlons d(:panmcnt make cur­
ricular changes it had ..already
unanlmoutJy cndo~cd Ba ... ter
arud
Rembert an.ld hr. deoded to
grunt the tenurc track posttlon
whPn ht! leumcd the c:ommun1·
cauona department wanted to
link cumculum and ach\1hea ,
but "'I ga"t-no ipocilk suggca·
non about hiM' that waa to he
donP"
Rembert •uud that the faculty
ad\lt~orv pf'r onnd comrruttee
orig1nnlly leant>d toward dt>ny ·
ing the tenurf' track posUicm
\.Vhy do we ncC'd a lfmnre
trod' porJilion for sponaorin g
extra cuniutlar ac.uvu y the
commnttw a aid according to
Rambert . ·• Shouldn 1 we 'ltlVe
tenure track posiltona for
!lornr.bodv more anvolved 10 • cumcular acll\11v" ' • Rcmbe11 •uid that when he
learned of the propuaed cunic·
ular chanst!s 10 the communi ·
cation~ department and
deetdP.d to grant the tenure
truck por.ution , "II was b.a~ticalJy
on the underatandlng the
department wa catnbhshm$t a
cl~ cumrular bnk." change' were m1de to hnk
ma•l'i media <:ounes and crcdal
gJVen for activities
8nxter suld the dera6ion waa.
not • refic'lion on the quality of
the yearbook "The question IS
one or curricular match or mis­
match," BoxtP.r said "Wf'l
amply Sll\l\l' ""hat wu going on
in th(' yearboo k wu not what
we were all about.'
't waa ptP.IlY upeoet at fi~l .··
nid Karen :-Je\-\iell, 1unJor and
yearbook ~ditor , ""hen she
found out about the decillion .
A.sked if the decl ion to dl5·
rontinue credit for yearbook
will affect the 1>tnlt for nextyeM,
NeweU sold. "I JU t hope there
are enough puople around to
keep it going and commttthl!m ·
selves There are people on the
$laff now who will stay with 1t .I
rhink it'li worth it no matter 1f
you receive ~t or not •·
"We dec1dt:d we were going
to streas tbcon· o liule btl -more." :.aid Stuart Kaplan.
auoc1ate profcasor of com·
municatlons and ad\'lBOr 10
KLC about the change "'hc
drivmg pnncaple 1c; to ha\1' a
more coheren t curriculum 1n
mass medw. Kaplan sa1d We
started to ~OIT':y about !'''"8
credit to some thing that
cltarl" didn't relale to the • classroom .
McCarty puts academics up top "I was penmadcd finally that
the tenure track poaifion wa:.
not wallited but went along wuh
a very po Hivt, lint• ofttuniJng[n
the depanment Rembert saad
''Just aa acumco department•
havr: their labs, tommunica ­
taons depanment ~ can use
media b thear lab for practical
appllcotion of thinglii they
lotudy Kaplan 611ld at the t\.\ o oth~
c.ollege he. has taugu at stu­
dent~> did not receive acudemi< !
o-ed.it for working on the radio
111 arion
POI(lr Cllrlln
Of lb. Plooorr Lql
Don Mrl. arty, cummtly athletic
director at Oregon C hy Hlgh
School. was cho:.en last month to
~oucceed Fred WilbOn as Le\.vt:; and
Clark to head football roach
\lcCany 8 1963lL grnduate will
launch hh fir-. I campaign this fall
II s a spec1nl treat to coach at
ILC. McCarty said l have al\0\la.y&
had a lot or loyalty to the school.
and I want to be lnvol\ed in
a-erything not jubt football
McCarty~> Oregon City teams
havo achieved o 38-7 record ln the
past 6\'e seasons. and have been In
the Oregon Closs AAA football
playoffs four times
McC arty grnduated &om LC
1WJih a degree In physical educa­
He went on to earn a master's degroe In guidance and pe~ychol ·
,ogy from Oregon State UnlveNity.
"ln my program . we will11tress
academia. fir.. I." McCarty said.
Wove boon recruiting a great
deal of scholar othleteb Our
recruits will be able to do a great
Job academically . ab '"'ell at.
othlelicaJly
Recruitment Is a mafor factor
that McCarty '> staff most of
whom will have their first year at
LC alongside McCarty are trying
to stress
The first thing that we regoang
to do is 10crense tho number ot
athletes we have so 10jurleswon t
stop us as badJy, "he said
The role of varsity :iports
especially one as highly vil>lble as
football-in an intellectual envir­
onment. tends to be a controvel'­
slal i~uo at a small co Liese like LC.
where rishteous indignation and
an overall feeling of acrimony h1 the rule Occasionally one ac!>·
tl tl'IO or another\<\ill publicly II tate
that athletiC!> are merely a diver
slon from more Important aca~
dcm1c matters rather than a
\aluoblc aspect of a weU-rounded
education
AbstsUlnt football coach Tony
McBride disagrees Athletl~ i1 a
major part of total human de"'cl·
opment Football is not just a
bunch ofguy~ogoingout there and
knocking heads There·s a lot
more to It he said
Preli1dent James Gardner ..aid
he was ·absolutely deUghted
with the appomtment ofMcC4My
Gardner also noted McCarty s
comrrutment both to academic
and othleUc excellence
"LC is '>UCh a fine instituuon .
McCarty srud ·u will be a re<tltrea 1
to coach at u small college with
such~ Intellectual comrrutment The changes were one• the
department had unanimously
endorsed anyway , Butcr •aid.
but becau&e it was ao late 10 the
term and the procesl> wa
bound to confidentiaJ.Ity , stu·
dent., could not be informed of
the changes .
Included were the remo\·al of
a-edit for yearbook and prcr~Jq ·
u111te~ of communtcations
103 Introduction to the Mul>
Media and lnslructor penni•·
sion tor recei\ltng aedH on the
tog and KLC.
What "c a a a department
con grant c;redlt to are acttvilies
that complement our cumc:u­
\um," 8a'll.\('r sud She ~id the 1 thinJ.: rht.'rc ~1U be a
decreue in enrollment but that
n wtll not be very lar8e," s~ud
Kaplan about the docsaton 's
effects on KLC.
' I am di:.appomted pnmanl)
ln lhe process, uid Oebbc
Hamber , junior and A SLC pre .
1dent, "in that "tudentswercnot
consulted or mfouned about
the dectsion .
'II wa. a !tlap tn the face to •
students ," Hamber aaid about
the students nor being
infonued about the change
\vhlle the deparment was bound
to confidentiality . ''The process
wa~ 11\TOng," Kamber snad. "I
understand the communir.a·
boos deoanment'5 dllemnu ­
laboutl conhdcntfalttv . That
doesn't mean lli'-.e th~ dccis.aon ,
and I don'r.u
LC has varied reaction to new dorm locks
Rot~ert Oakes
lhr SO.ono r r LnfC
A p.lrtinlly completed bYStem of
rombtnntlon loc"-.' greeted ru:.i·
: 'tudcnt~ retummg to LA..'Wib
Cl~ thih term. Re.sction
rnm ,,udcnts hor. been mixed.
\Vt> ru the ltu,t college In the
lk Northwe,t that has gone
.a loci.. bYHtcm,' said Deni~
re:;idanco hall& di.rec­
'Everv donn has ~me set ol
Od~ on 11 now
Thump on snid somu loeb wUI
roploccd by modalb that con
kept unlocked during thu day
nd 0\'0ntually .all axterior doof"!!
~ fhU>d
I think 11 s a really good 1den. '
~ah ( hnmbt'"·Mos. rest·
iont dh'\."CtOr at Akin llnll But
"'"(:e the ~ylltom Ia; not wt com·
lt'l> not a really .eCum •Yb·
Chambe,.. Mos' contin·
You have to "~ what Its
vou In termi oflnconven·
tnt:e versus 60Curity
I think 11 "4 waaio of money." said MI\e Williamson , rreshman
and \kin re!tldent I think you
can f1nd the combination~ too
e85) We mtght as ,,n-Jl lock our
ovm doors."
"OJigmnllv I felt they \WN an
i nconvun iunco," su ld Rol.>y
Robertb, rc:»idont dir(wtor at
Copeland HDII "The) hn\'l'rl I
been a!> mu< h of a bother lor mtl
att I thought thu)' would
All ol it dtlpend., on hw. ~tu
dents t.htwt them Rooorb ..aid
"All ot tt dopl'nd' on If thf' &tu
dont6 honor them lf thoy do. It
will work I would ju:.t a:. --oon
movu to a ttmt ~ wht>n the~ thing~>
a1•en t even ntH 'tl~~oun · ur
constdured
At. ~n J" tht• wstt•m i up
and \'-OriJng I don t ~ 114!1 being
a probl~m ; t.ald Roberte. 'Right
1'\01.'-II a u~Jc,, . .. "I thint.. trW) "' ln.ts tratlnt~oo
bltld Jonntler Krohn re ... ldt•nt
directof of l'on•Nt Hall.'"ftw .stu·
denteo an:m 1 uSt!d to having to
deaJ with locks 6.\t'ryunc I&
pretty much uaed to the open
door policy ·u one is reruh• interested in • \1siling." Thomp:.on said, wom•
can c.tll ahead and make ornnge­
mente. pnor to the \1:Jt."
The :.)·:,tcm :.o tarit. "~ratchi~
the bUrface," accordang to
11tompson 'It's the nJ8hllime
hours that I'm pnmanl) con·
ctffll'd about.'' Thompson sa ad ot
the purpo~ of tht: locks "In the
scn~>e that pcoplt· need to fool secure \'\ ht•ru tht'!) II' • lth~
w,tt'JT\1--II 's tin .. _"
• t don 1 think lhL'' are wuriting
t!lfL'CtiWI) pnmanh • b\'"'("<JUSC IU•
dt•nt:o. arc unll<IPJl) ' \\lth tlw 5~'5-
tcm and <an• then•lort• .1rc lea\lng
doono a1ar, · sa1d Plaii'Howard
n• tdt•nt n.rubc Hamb<:.r. juni~
"For H<~rtdt•ld , ~1d Robtn
Gunoe. juruor, WI don t thtn._ It's
~ui11~ to wort.; \'l'r\ well ' Gunoc
3 TOO J\,fUCH? s.:ud the sliding doo~ on Hartz.­
feld don't loci..
~me ~>IUdr.nts rna :d conocm
0\'Cl' donn 6ee\lnl\ la~t \~& ·wtw.n •
a tra.JUicnr '"andts'ed 1010 JlJan
lloward Hall Thompson s.11d.
and 4 lock~~ tcm was prupoSL:d
'fl wns thP re ull ulan anc.ulcnt
rathor than 11)1118 to pre\'cnt an
anc1dent. .:-he .said
Hagh pnco. ... at lhtl boo~ ton• an• a <..'One\lm fvr· n'Uln) student but 1u.rordang tu
\tanager· Bill Ramk.') ', the~ booksturu c.nnol IU~Iit\' bu.)ing the quant1ty h would
n.'quire to !Wl\\! mtm~· ·
5 NOT SO GOOD VlBRATIONS
Peter carlin trares the highs and lows of'The lk>..ach Boys' caret.-r to the recent
OO.th of drummer Dennis \\1laon Campus in Brief
\l;uinnnt· 1\ntdln
Of thll "( lA •
LC recruits nli11orities
In 11n eHo11 to n..~u t mon• mmnnl.) tutknh In l.t.'\,il> nmi
Clar~ t h.'l :;.ub-.cribt•d to • \ ik.'ller Ch.tnt'l' \Bl 1n
ort;amuuon whu·h prmidt• tht• nnmt•s nnd :.ddru c.t•. o_J
appru\Ul'U\Il'~ 900 minunty high ~hool JUIUOr. and St•mor
UAllOil\'\ldt .
l.C P'l' a 1\:'t• of ~300 to n-c h l' the namt ' :md a bnt•l
dt•!ocriptaon ol tht <'ollt:gc nppear.-. m tht r\Bl c-atulogur.
It l ·ul tnlonnnuon about l mtu tin hancls ol mmont~ .
:.tudt•nt~ • ~td PNer G1lmo"' romwt' a~ ... Ot'tatt• dt•an ot 1dmts:uons,
"1\C, mttuucd LC' amt11\ umt•nt tn tlw prob'Tt'lrn . . ,
"'<1 hr, the arlm1ssion otlictl hM mtulcd mrnmwtton nbout I <. to
tht· • I \lOt un tht~ It t pro' idt•d h~· -\tn•
\BC: , .. a~ toundt>d m the 196CI" and "Cf'\1t~'' predommantl_\
pn,at~· coll~es
f-lttoen 1 ~tud.,n t:s 3bo rt!Crultt>d minont) ... tudt•nts at lht~ir
high -.choul~ 0\'tlr winlt'r bn.~o'lk
Symposium papers due
'-tudt-nh and racult) :u-e t•ncour.tgL>d to .. ubmJt papt•rs or paper
propo"'"'b tor the thtrd annuAl LC Women' ..,tudtcs Sympo~IUm .
Deadhn c. for ~ubnu 1on is ,.-,.b 1 Papers ~hou ld be nppro:\Jmately
10 pas•~ ur lc~--nnd may rulata to femtnlbl S<·holar.o;,h1p tn any
dtscipline .
u 'OU ha'c a ~per or ;m tde<l for a paper. contact J('an \\ard
(Campue. Bo\. i 1, e~t 3521 or Ooroth) Berkson ICampu Bo~ 58, e\t,
436 b\ Feb 1.
nu~ WN the Women s tudie~ SvrnpoSium '""II be held m
~ .
conJunction , .. ;th Per;pcctl\\'' on Our Past· \\'omen and the
0\"erland Emigration to lh~ \'orthwest. Apnl z. J. 4
Villain gets Co-op volumes
Books \.'alued at $30 to $.$0 wen• 10tolen from the Co-op
boo~ tore on Jan 6
The Co-op. located by the mfonnatton de-;k m Templeton
Center ~Us books brought in by studente. who reccwe 90
perctmt of the pnce thO) have .et f~r them.
'lhev \'ere on the 'hold ~helf tha~ mommg and when l came
10 this "aftcmoo.n , tht."\ "-eren t httrc "<> I ba\'e to assume th~
wen• stolen." :..~ud sophomore Tony Abena Co-op ~k."toro
manager. \\hilc the Co-op hall> notices which sta!t' 11 '" not
rc•pon ible for losa or damaged boolu -\bena wd he feels "
personal respon5otbiht) and is cons1dcnng how to make
rep.vatiuns . .
1 think this tto a \ •n· 1'\\l'l! occurrent tt, he 'IOJd
Abena saad tht: C~p 1s uwd frequently to tore thing~ "hkh
could ~ult in ,, .. ecurity problem ••
11 s i>Omethmg 1 "~ btien c.om<'med about," hl• ..atd Tbtl
people .... 1lo:>ll book.s \H'N e;tolcn "ill bt, nottfied \bcn.a s<ud.
•••
On lhe hghtt•r stdc. the t:o-op has plan:. lor rcmodehng
bena said m the PJSl. the Co·op hn ~--t•n a good place to
san• monL") "• but 11 .; not auruch\ 'C It hali e\-l.•n tM>t•n referred to
a the• Clot>Cl. ht• !Mlid
~ far. Abena h..1s painted the C.CHlp and dtlCoratt'd tht• walt..
"11h oolorful prints Long·tt!nn plans mcludcd a new lxx•)(..,heU
and a wood sign
Students trip out overseas
l..c\.,, and Clali; & population on CAmpus hM t.J..:en r.Ub!<lnn·
mill\• dinuntt>h~d thw tiehuul w.tr n& 65 studt•nl& h<~W aalo.en - . tlu r MUdlf• O\'Cf'58a
On t'\O\ 29, Z4 &tudents left lor a n\o•lt!nn socaolog)/p')t hoi·
OS) tnp to ,\ustr.allil and ~t."\~ Zealand IP.d by oc1ology
proh~r John Cn..o;t
Th~n on Jan 6 21 studcnl!i It'll for u l\l\lo·ll·rtn gt>nN-nl cultun.•
lnp to K••n.><a led b) a :>OC'UJie 1 .. uur~r of hu:t.lth and ph}t;ieal
t~duCJSuou Oell Smith
The tullowmg day 20 studt:nl!li lf'fl lor n one-wnn SJlltmsh
t.mgWigt.• tnp 10 Co!.lll Rica l"d by ,\.1onu-a lion, u:.st:.lotnt
prol sor of Spantsh
S.JC p<!St' lhnlt! lnr O\t'lli4Ms nddrtt"l..~
Real Jimmies stand up
Jamr•ft" GardnPJ ' ebCUpcd fnlm 1\ot'l..) Butlt: County Jail tn Jul.>
193Z and a ntl\1\ t.en-1ng 10 ~tll'$ for tt"wt luilod .tttempl
~me &ay, h~Mt"\"t•r that J:uru~ Gardnt!r 1 not toer\1ng timt•, but
i ac:tUAIJ •n111g ~u; Ott:gtm stall• Sl'nator, nmnmg -nut ·l'>"'D} from
Jail-but far liCCn'IAI) ol t.tnte
~ttll othcn; c·hum that Jamt~ 1\ liardn••r is ac:rually r.t'"'ng <.~s
JH'.'5ldent of l.L"\\u and Clan Cullug•'
II tht• mal Janw,. Gardnt•r was uslcd to Mand up. it iJS hl.a•ly thai
all thn•c would litand da1mmg tu he thfl o~l onfl Till!y a.JI are
8~ cotncadt>nt :c, :,cnator Gardnt'T and Prt•bldtml Gordnr-r both -\wnl to Ia" 5Chool a1 Vale llni\ t~lty , grnt.lunting only fill!> )f'.u'il
apa11
PI • 1d••nt Golrdnnr 611.)'1'> Ill· and ~n Gtlrdncr hant nwt t•<u.h
ottw~
Sen James c:ardnt•r t> r;ucretarv sa1d that tot'\'Cml unm~ 1!-ht• h.ts • reot•n'\!d phon•• 0\lls lntcndt-d for Pre HJtmt Gardner . Jfo\~t!'H'r , ~n
Gardner d1d nut now any dtfficulty ""-1lh tho 5Jtuatton
I"' JU 1 hoping he IJ('ho 8f; murh good pubhcity 85 pos11thlt· lo
inC'roabC the goodwill of the Jim <o4rdner ruune.' hL• u1d
1111' othCJ James A c.ardrw• r ould nut be· o•aohcd for commt•nt
Page 2 Yeaney favors ((holistic" 111inistry
1\atlw Cochran • (lf tl f'lont't~ lA!(
1 tw At'-' OnrTell \ t•anc\ tht•
fit, t otthl'\·t• dlnplnln cand1datt'~
to \1!iil Ll'\ .. ts and ( lurk de'
'-=nbud hi~> tdca' ol campu" mmi
trv to a ~ITU\11 group of 38 fnc•uhy
.. ,"Qo and tudcnt ~ f'nda.) in tht•
Thovor ("(')()m~> Tht choplam ~arch commit
tl't' or <>tudont~:o fncultv and Mnlf
began looking for a c.1mpu~ min
I'IICr lu.st ~prinf( Tht; <·andtdate:-.
spt•(•cho.' repi'C.'<ent one of tho
final ''il8t' or th(' senn h and will
continu(.• through m·~• wct~k
\ c.mev '~did he bcJIC\-e' cam·
pu:; mint~t~ 'hould oo holistic.
10 tho ..an...-of bt:tng n•lntcd to all
aspct ·t~ of hie tn the communuy
He ..rud he would like to ~c u
democratic rnthcr than aulhont
Arlnn !ltvft• of lc.4der.htp in tht•
C'nmpu' mtna'u,. po~tti on
,\!-. a Pro'bytcrian mmister Yoo
ntl') "ould conc-entrate on ecu
menacal belief, In hit. rnmfstl) at
1 C He tres:.ed hao, desiN' to ruspt'f'l diflt•runt tnilh c:umrnil
nwntl'l and to nurture 1hc 'ptrfl
unl gnwvth of all pt•rMJnli
\ t•anu\ hul' lx'tln tho din.'<' lor ol
c<lmpu(l. mmfMnt•s ot tlw Unt\t'f'o
"'" of(. .11lfomln at SnnUt CntL lor
u ve;u' and said hu i:> ruaczy lm·a • changt'
Yennc·v t•arncd a Buchefor Qf
Ar1:. dogroo nt Wcslmuu.tcr Col
ll•go :md .:1 mas1e1 dcgn.-e In dh
!nil\ at the Plllsburgh
·nwoiOfCtcal scminna:\ '· He abo
hold~> o Ph U m "'ocial cthtt''
De:.c-rfbtrlg some of his work
With l t sc 'tudent' Vcano\ told • the group that tw employ.!> diiTur-
l'lll ll'C'hntque'> 'IUCh 011 ) ogn.
nwdltatlon . dronm anulysiz. and •
studie~ of c,cripturu and san·,·d
writings a~ aids to ~elf ·
dl ..
~0\'CIV ,
~
Ye.ml!) propoS(·d a tentative
plnn to hold gent:ral convoca •
11ons at the begmn.ing of c.-ch
term
In rc .. ponse to a que'ltion . he
:.oad. I om concerned about the
narTOw imaging of religion fhe t:hopt•l "hould be uM•d In c.:ulebr.
llw wa}'
\ canuv umphnliiLt'd thu liM• m
thv c h.t~ •l for il \vtdo 'arfety of
actt\ ttu·" He mvnt1oncd luc. \\Vf\
\\.ilh pl•ace-lwuping group!! &I
tJC Sl and ~•re .. scd tht· tnlt-r
relationship botwcun tht• ~pint
ual nnd tho pulhacnl
Answt•rfng nnotht•r quoo;tJon
'tc.moy "-lid ht> would profts to
~otnrt uut o muwJtry by 'Spt•ndtf¥
ume gettmg out on the campu,
talking to pttuplu aboutthutr a~pt
rations" rather thnn with a prt
conroiv('d prof>'l'am
Studont.. and !itaff mcmben
"hm\-t>d Yeancy and his wife thr
campur. Fndoy He said thnl tn
talk.lng \\ith tudcnts he hid
nollt'ed lht> dtve,....lt) and plur»
it\ of the community
1 im S l:.mcnck · 1\ayton muu ..
ter of education at the F'iN.t ~
ytenon Church an Sun An~oelmo
calif and tho serond c;.hnplaln
finnltst \\ill speak on fridny Jan
20.
The lost candJdatll to spcal­
John C B Webster Will ViStl U
on Jnn 23
Le on discussed by ambassador
Glenn Pout
or the P\ont'<'r lA(l
Bashtr &bar tho Pakistani
a.mba:.~dor to Lebanon spoke
Jan 9 in Agnes f'lanagan Chapel
or the complcldtie:. which charnc
tenze the Maddie East conftlcl
Babar -;erved in Lebanon from
Jul) 1980 to Ovc"mber 1933 The
holder of three different master·"
degree.. he left Lebanon onl) d
month asco
Bobar told a small audience at
LC that da\1SIOns withtn lhe t.ebd·
ne11e "democratic or over-dcmO<'rntic " poUttUII f>VStem nre
onu or the ma,orob tach:ls tn find·
ing u quack solution to the c-on·
!beL He aoclbtld the media of
ovor-simphfylng the situation
and potnted out that within each
of lhe Shbtc ., Chnstlan and Oru6e
\1oslem groups exist numerou~
fuchont. While the motives of
tht.>se groups arc noble tht!ir
effort& am wn111tcd by con111tant tn·
fil(hting
Histoncall) Beirut ha~> been a
cultural and cconorruc c.enter tn
the rewon Thus many oppo'-'·
t10n group~ were compelled to
...cttlc in Beirut \b the mtcm4l
davti)JOn'> between theM• groups
ASLC Update
• The budgetmg procest. gets undt'tWa) thit. week as
chartered organa.tations proscnt theit financial requeslb to the
board for con!<tderataon Budgt•t and Finance will hear presen·
tation" for the nc't two woek:.. then work tho lollowmg 1\.vo
\'\ ecJ...; on de:-.tgnmg a fatr ailocalton of student fund!>
• Appro\llnatl·ly IS Lewt~> and Clark btudcnt s. from aero ~:. the
countr;. spcnl part of tht•tr 'aC'ationto on a mlnorft\ ro~llmcnt
camp1ugn fallowing <1 tmlning program by tho admt:o~se;lon
of6ct> the-.c studtmts \Hmt to theit high schoob while thoy
were home, and lallwd to minonty :-tudenh about L,C. 1\lthough
It h; too soun to judgt.l thl• succ ttb~> ul thuh eflort~ . tht!y
eJ~pru!i sed opttml&m , and an intt~rest m c·ontmumg the program
• Carl norton vin• presldPnl of the studunt at:ademt c uflwr~-o
board, is 6nalitmg plane. for tht• thrt't· open dt .. C'U"'ston
schcdult•d 1 o <~ddresr. Mlswon Plunnmg ill> !lUCio in roorc.llnutaon
\ .. ith tht: L ndt·rgraduate \t;ndcmlc Planning C ommltuc t \PC' I
Watch for n,cr·z; announcing ~tpectti<.; topics for tho tWCillli . ' "htch will oc-cur on the foiiO\\ing l'uc11dn\ evt'ntng5 · Jun. 24,
f'eb 7, and Feb "1. \.I ember" of tlw lJ.\ PC ~'ill attend tlw
dist:usslons
Horton urges ~ttudents to pru1ictpnte an the open fontnt lit)'lt!
mertmgr; bccnu~e . a& tlw mt!l .. lon plunnlng prol eu drawtt to 11
condu& ton, :.tudnnt, will hu~ c ltM opportuntlleb likt• this to
Influence the dlrecUon of LC
SAAB t•lt>dluna. "111 take place during the :M;th wtwk of thil!l
tem1, lf you .uc· intt•l·et.led tn tt!pree~ontmg your dopnrtmllnl on
the bourd, contacl (.art your c..urTt'nt dep.anmt•nt rt•pre~wnra
Uve, or a focuhv m•·mbcr
YinuJI), look Cor s \AD r .. p .. thl" Saturday ati the) cast theh
inhibition& to lhe '~md and pt•rtom• at tht• ~Of'A CoUet• HouM·
• Just to ket•p thmg6 lntf>tcl'itlng . thil. "t•t•k u numbt•r of
ofticos and thtll' ocntpantto "' ('rl! ~huiOt>d .u·ound campus.
!;Of/ A and lh~ forum Scnc~o con now lw hmnd an the room
nt''Ct ao ttw mutlbu.u Js m 1t•tnpll'lun < entur o-,PIRG hut~ lHwn
mo ... ed tu tlw CornmutN · Loungo by rlw 'l'ruilruom rhc.,
Women 's C"entl'r •• tn Stt~ ·un tlall and tlw lntt•t t:uhur.sl Forum
of 01 cgon I& nu\\ lot::attsd in unt• of the urtict• in thu '' !\l,C
Lounge . OJfic~s uf tlw student body preMdent , nud '' Sl.(" vicu
pru~ldent aro sull locatad In the btte.t•mt•nt of 'I ornpluton
• PotJthm& tul\·e n•t ~ntly opcnt1d on the• Ubrury l ommlttct·
and tht• 'I raflic Court Appllr.aliun~; an 4\ .tllnbh· <~I the
Information Uo•k. and an1 dull Jan ZS Contat:t Dubbs II amb£•r
If you hav•• qut•stion about t•ithc•r polllUon . increa:.:ed dunng the Late t~
the ituauon detenornted
The worst resultant dcvelof>
mont of tho late 60s-early 70.
fighting wns the dl"velopment m
guerrilla training centen. wtlh
this. Bell'Ut bealme a proxy bal
lleground ," according to Babar
for both intemal nnd extem&J
mtorosts
\.'\lhile refusing to comment on
the validity of the French and
Amencan peacekeeping foi'Cel
Babar dc.-.cribt . .'d the troops a
perfecl targotr. for the
gucmlla ructions
'With so much lood fiyin&
around It ~> hard to stay al.t\'C hr
sa ad
"The problem is not
just political and miJ.
itaristic. It's social and
humanitarian."
Durlnf( hi:, two·und·o·half·}U.V
Mil\ m Bctrut, Bab.tr him~
rect'l\ ~d two sep.trnte parui
bomb~ . both of "h1ch \"en• dh
amwd in lime
·1 ht• Pall•stinian h"ue is "claari)
a n-ucinl que:»taon BabAr sotld
., he problem Is not ju~;t puUh·
r.al.md mihtane;tt c It ' !>OCtal ancl
humanitarian ," he ..aid
Babar pmntcd out tlutt ahcrt
aro O\il.lr one half rrulllon unreg1~
terod Palt!stiman!> in Lebanon
\.'Vithout lm1lt.'tl ~ution"' help
thcv haw rollt·d on lhe PLO fer • thotr wt•lfare But now \'-llh
PLCl goo(' the unregisWN'd Pa
ttn1ant. ha'u no one to tum toler
help
&b.lr bclie\'ed that any ~ht
tton to thfl Lcbanu!-ta t onfl111
muo,t bcgm wath tlw tormotion d
a ~>ecuntv c:oolitton f-urthot-m~
he rema~nud c·<~uliout. of a with­
drawal ol tht· pt•nct•kuoptfll
fort:c'
'\ny pullout •woulcJ bel ont•
I how p.u odo:\lc.ll ~•• uulton ..
a.tb.u- ~KUd , \'-hll'h II no1 c-oot'd
nultld \\ 11h l ubuawt~c
~ould lt•ad om to more \lttlt!IU~
"i\ withdt'a\\.,11 ur tht•
lu•t•plnt( fon c ll'tUHI cnlrwicll
w1th tht• lntrodurllon ol
gn,up., which can kcup ordl'f
lllt' run1•nt bloodllht•d , ... n,nOt
obtain ttw hunms st~urit.\'
ref(ion nOtltb ·
Pioneer Log, January 19, 19 .. I High
rates
-
J.allrfl' llndPrwc
I If th<• l'lun• · · I q(
Sturlt•nt" txt_
IL'\'-i:; .uu.J < 11111
rullt•gt• studt•n
allunl~ c·t>Muin
pu~ mo\it ar'
1han cnovw:o. dO'
t"H'n If Sr\C.. '\ '"'n
chmc·c 10 clintnf
~ 95 Jll'r dmn<
thnn most n•sta
Then· Is ,mo
\1re howe\t•r t
)HJdcnt must u
no I come \'\Ill h
book:.ton-
\fan\ ~>tuden '
wllh thu pnces
,tore Thev o,h1
make o profit I I
rui!Jon should
~hman Jun A
dl'llts t.hould hEr
lhlbookstorn
\ice to the l\tud
I don I thir'
~hould maku a
1o11d St6\ e Fi~oh
~>hoold be two
~tudent "' and n
drnts '>hould p
• pnt'e. or rt'Ct•i'
dt\COUnt
f1~ht•r o,atd
' 'hould operute
1 co\"er paymg t~
head.'' nsher at
10 Wil~lt mone>
muth It C:OSib II
\1ost studcn
'''th the bool
and pnc cs of t
: suppheo, The
mo~otl) with It
otht•r necessltle
I went m thl
}~)tcrday and tl
ent k.nd" •I tool
Galle
Dnlsy Magee
Oh~ Pion· ..,. ~
for tho~w~
lhu art oft he N(
get out to 111
enough to f~cl
,,., product!.. l
~hmv CUI'Tentl
i Gallc·n· ·which •
\Hih a good
tland s finest.
ftfteen Ml
brought toget
"dual concep
1 flo(nf OJ VIC\-\',
name of rhis
unifymg a .. pec
u~oftwo dim
rhe \nnet'
e•hlbit has tq
.1ppealing atll)
not leave
llllpre-.~t~d by
\\-hich a 61
approached
llus1s e~cm
more appeal!
~~ a d.ipt_
entilled "Tid
mi•cd media stry
dIn cclebl'l·
wd thu UMl n1
Hde vru1ctv ~ • pned hi" '-'"01\
lg group~o &'
d tha tnlt,..
lt>n thl' spu11
I.
her qucsliol\
puld prefl'l" to
by Spt•ndi~
thu campu\
>OUt thciraapt
an with a prt­
rJ
~utff membm
\d hi~ wife the
le said that ir,
:Sent~> he had
~lty nnd plural
'lilY -•K.nyton. mirw
the First Prost.
1 San Anselmo
l(:()nd chaplain
on Friday Jan
late to :.peaL.­
-will vi611 1.{
ad or
lhe late 19m:.
nora ted
Jltant develop-
60s-early 10J
:1evelopment d
centers \~tb
'le a "prolt)' b&t
idlng to Babar
) and external
to comment on
he French and
keeping force!\
! the troop:, 13
for the High book store
rates elicit concern
1.1111rh• IJncJr•I"\VOOd
U( lht' l'l•lll•"'r 1-n.c
!>tuch•nl s Jlil) u lnt tn l{o to
11'\\ili ,111d ( hul.. ,\nd llkt• otlwr
cnllt•~l! :.tudt·nts, S< hofJI ,,lbo
allor d~ r t·r1ulll tl11><. ounts Cam·
pUll 1110\lC'S Ull' 1.11 lt•<J!>I 3 Jcs,;
than mu\it•s dm"ntm"n \1c•tllo;­
t'\t'n ifS.\G ~ ic;n I .tlwav' our fi~t
rhnlrP. m dlning-bru.JI.. dO\' n to
SJ !IS pt•r dinnrr-whkh I . les~
th:m rnosl n•!'ltnurant.;
Jlwn· Is anotht•r Cilmpus ser•
\icn hO\\it"\.Pr, that nearly t."Vt"l)'
1 :.tudc•nl must U'l41 and that dot!!>
nnl cumn wnh u diM:ount : the
boob tOft'
Manv students lll'l' diss..t1sfied
\\1lh dw prloos at lhu LC book
store ,,cv shouldn 1 be out to
>
maM' o. profit I think some or our
tuitiOn l>hould CO\'ef thnt said
tn~hman Jrm Abel" He satd stu
dent" should be g1vcn a dit.eount
1hc book.o;toru r.hould be a ser­
\1CI'1 to tht> .. tudent~>
I don 1 thinl.. the bookstore
&hould make any profit at all,''
53Jd Ml'\ c fu.hur; •• junior There
~ould be two sets of prices for
~tudrnts and non student~> 5tu
dents .. hould pay the non profit
pnu• or recciH' a percc•ntage
diKOUnl '
fi:.ht•r qui thu book:.tore
~hould operate at no profit, "just
CO\t~r J><l.Ylll8 tht' 'llaff the o\er­
ht'ad." Fbhcr odut>d I don 1 like
10 \\'ilslt· mone} constdcnng how
I much It cost6 to go lwn
MO!>I ~tutlcntt. were gati&fied
\\1th the bookstore 's selPCilon
dJld prir•·~ of book.' and ~>choo J
supplies The rnt i<"i~>mt. lie
mo:,tl} with the tolletntrt and
othtlr nt'Ct~S~ IIC!>
I '-'Cnl in thoro to buy staple~
)'llstcrday <.~nd they had five differ­
. eo I k.nds 1t11>ok rna a half hour to JJil'"l.. tlwn • uu U · ~W.Jtcl lll':.hm,lf1
Roht•n Ruborl.-
llik(• tlw fll('llhntlht•\ ' clu ~'"'
<~11 th£' books vuu nt•ccJ h;, r In •!.HS
II is cnmplctc" ro.11d ,\1~·1" thJ\\.
C\'llr, ht• <~ddl'd thnt th1·1 t> wu . no
st!lt•cllon 1n tlw tuilctJit•s .md
that whnt the• llOU~tom t1
cany Is (J\:cr•pncl•d
' l,i\·ing on c.1mpus u a tr~h ·
man, It's dilbcult lu gN ofl
campu!'>--:.o vou rc fnrct·d to O<J\
the bookston• s pnC't!'l," he .. ud
"I don't think the
bookstore should
make any profit a tall,"
said Steve Fisher.
· 'Jl'<o a real inconvenience to go
all the way downtown treshllUln
Mimi Uppincou !\aid Uppmcott
said ~he has to so downtown
beco.luse or lht• book store !) ndic
uloub pnccs and the tact that 11
isn I open on wcckcndr. Sht:. ... ud
the prioo:. are csJX~ia lly unfiur to
'itUdc-nh '\Vho don t ha\c much
~pending mone_} o.~n)way .'
Though the book ston• s pnct-s
on boo)c. and ~hool upphc:; are
\el')' samilar to other drug :.ton·"·
thl!re il> quite a diffcrunce -inttcms
IIJ...c toothpa110te and deudonsnt .
For C.'\lllnplc. ,, thrce·ounet.• c.1n ol
Right Cuar'd that co111 S 1 gg at
Fred Mewr·., ts 52.39 at tho buol.:·
~ store.
1t ., wa} 0\-erpnre d. I d likt! to
""m' whtrn• the t•lura money is
going. li&d '\bcle.
BtU Ram;.ey, mnnagt'f' of the
bool<storn \IOCC 1967 c.\T)Jaint-d
haw the book.l.tam ""oti<..s and
ho" It dille~ from othl'r dnrg
'ilOt'e<> I worlt on a ..alai) like olll
the other ataff member-. he ... .ud
He ell:plained that hu n•tunu. 5 Many on-campus studenta fMI forced to thop at
the LC booutore at unuaually high prlcu. But
Bill Ramtey, bookatore manager, ••v• he cannot
bulk order tuppllea, which leads to higher prices. The bookltore can receive a discount on aome
merchandlae , however , by buying collectively
with the West Cout Book A .. oclatlon .
pert: cnt or the pro fir 10 tho college
gent~r<JI fund
Thnt :. above operating
oxpense6 overhead tn\entory ,'' • he s~ud
\rmrding to Ramsey. the book
.. tore usually ends up with " 7
pert ent profit One.) ear 11 \<\<16
under s percf'nt," he saJd ''I'd
pn•(er not to call it 'prolit' Oper·
ating margin is more approp­
riate,' Ram~ added • He e11.platnf!d hi:. \iew or the
pr~ ol the booMtorc.. ~t)
flr~l prionl}' 1:. providmg te.\1
booko; lor the :-ludent~ f'rom
thc•n.•, the• lilil of import<~nc~ i~>;
cla'>aroom ~upplies, gtmernl
lnll'f'est books drug sundries and
gifts:· Ramsey and his as.'iistant
Pall\ f'D',tcr make the merr.hon ·
djM! und pricing deci!\!Onb
8ecau~ lht> books and "utJp·
lh•-. an· top pnont} Ram~> e) said
he doo!>n 1 have the tlmc or tho
stall 10 :.pend on the toJletne:.
lnst~d an independent wuriwr
maintain:-. the stock. ' II s.a\cs m,. one thtrd of my
time. 11 ~VC!s thu t>ehool monev -but lh~ end n· ult 16 hJKhcr
pri<'Cd nwn:ll.mdise-1 m Jld)1ng
anotht•r mtddle·man. n~> aa1d
"I can't justify buy­
ing the quantity it
\vould require to save
money," said mana-• ger Bill Ram ey.
R.lmM' c.\plamcd thai hPr.an 1
bu\ in bulk.lilit• other drug store
I can I jUsti(y bu)'ing the qu<~n ­
tlty il \\OUid Rl\JUire 10 "-1\lc•
mont•y I don't ha\\l lht• ~p:ace. or
tlw time to order <1nd stoclo; the
m••n:handrSt• Fred Mt~er s has
~
!K'\It•ral buyt'n;-1 don't haH!I the • stnll t'\ ··n for on" pcnson " he
NJid
~, m tht· first tu ~'· "U vou haw -.
a c-ar, dun' I huy lrom m•• ·1m not uymg to be compP.ttiM ' 1uat to
h<l\·e a SCJ'\'ice ·• Ramsev addf'd
~
On omc men handi&e, the
bookbtare can l'ft:8\le u di5COUnf
b) bu)ing collectJ\-cly wuh the
Weal Coast Book Store A sacul·
tion The.) buy mo:r.t ol the class·
room upplu!S w11h 55 other
cofl~es
\-\ e get a real good pm:.c that
way. bcco:Jusc the big t.ehools are
mcluded R.lmSC\ satd -
~metime. th•s dtsoount is
hard to M!'!' 11'1t! Coli~ ~· Book
~tore ,\ssoci:Jtloo )J;Jpe!' the book·
:.tore t>Jls runs S.ZZ tor ZOU
:>het!tS. \'I. hilt• ZOO sheets of Mead
p01pera1 Fred ~h~c.>rs ooMs$1..66
• \ ou ha\IC to con~der •llt.ahl)
too "hen you re oompann,( . w~
think saudt'nts should be u\<\'llro
of qualitv;· soud R.tmsm•
In the 17 H•.ars RamSt" • hat~~ • mnn4.1ged 1 he• booli:storc ,
although 11 tut tnplt'tl in ~iU! .h IS
basl( :~dl\' ahe same ton!
rn nlv.a)~ be a\llllabl 'fontu•
dent ' sugg~ troru; 'said RJamSt!)'
,ch lead n~ • to stay abve," he Gallery bubbles with Pacific flavor Overseas Addresses
lem is not
aJ and mil·
~social and
• II "!an.
land .1 half·\U.U
Bobar hlmt~t-41
~paratc part•~
!which wert' du·
fsc;up i~> 'ch·.ut~
n &lbar !i!.lld
lb not JU!>I poUU.
lie. It " I<OCiul and
[tw ...lld.
~ out thnt theft I' m1lhon unn'~
Ulr. m Lebanon
tf "IUIOnl' help.
~on tho PU)
lut now, w1th the
\registered P01IM
one to tum to l<t
d ths:lt any ..aht
~ebanu~ conOirt
~ the format ion o1
ion fourthormOIT
OUIJOU6 of ,1 witlt
le pcacd(coplo~
!Would ool Ont'
f\JC'al 'litunuun
if not c.oordi
lt•barwso ann)
to mom \lolerwe
I ot thn
19, 19~ ~y~1lJ8N:
I 01 I he Pioneer ~
fot I hOM' who are mtcre.olled m
the nrt olthc Northwt"'t but don t
gN out to th<> gallerie-. often
(1lough to rc>cl trul} familiar \vtth
' it~ produch . there is a tht•me
I 'lhO\' cum•ntlv at the f'·ountaln
GJIIrf\ \\ hkh will !)Uppl} you
Mlh ,, good -.ampliug of Por­
lland, linu-.t
f"iflot'll artl:,tt> have been
brou~ht together with their mdi
\iduaJ COilC"(•pls Ol tht> l...ltldscapc/
Pomt ol \II{W, \\ hlch b also the
nnml' ot thi ell:htbit The other
unifYing aspe< t to thl!> shO\\ t!'> the
U!>C O( lWt> dimensional medra.
'Jlle \arit>l\ ol pcr-.peC IIVCS this
I cxhtb11 hn:. to otter is itfi most
appc.lllng attribute , and one can·
not lea\'e wi 1 hou t bet ng
tmpre .. wd by the divcnut.) W1th
''hlch a slngle theme r..an be
approached
Thlr. 11> cxempUfied byoneoftho
mol'f' appealing piece~ In the
shOW' a dlptych by Kan•n Guzak
entuled fide Change:. Using
ml~t'd medta of wattl.I"Colot oil
Multnomah and pa:.tel tnc artist cre.Jtc.o; a
hauntmg abstrac:uon of a tide
pool Her color-. arr mostly \&11)'·
ing ~had~ ofbrowns '~hich taka
on an oriental looling A richness is
created ah Ou1d pattumr. ruccttd
deep mto the paper which is used
in it~ ontirN\
The variety of per­
spectives this exhibit
to offer is its most ap­
pealing attribute .
George Johanson . oneotthtlold
ma.ste,.... of tht• l'orthwe 1, ••
repre~ntcd by tht• l.aq!e oil
entitled LooiJng North."lt is Por­
tland at ntght. Here tht• :o.ubwct I
tnfu'-t'd with tht> artlst'o; ene'lt".ll
~tdes .,tyllstico:ally in magic real·
asm and a" "'UC:hsurpatt5e.S lito sub­
Ject in impact.Johan'On hnsgwcn
the Vle\Wr t!ntrancc to 1hu sctmc
as profound llb an actual door
One d~ not vh.•w thl6 patnlin"
Mary Smrth, LMT
Jerome B. Hobbs. MS. LMT
_...._, . ..;ea Massq Ttlr--~s
Cl!n< 1n Multranan v~
Cc'I24S-t7S7 r~ ~nm
oneer Log, January 19, 1984 one enae~ its depthS-
At the oppo~ teend ofthc<>pt!'C·
trum i a minimali~l prunung
entitled ·Beach Sene' 11"-a
huge canvas on whtch the artil't
hafi spht hh pen.pecll\C:! of the
OC(lan and 11s meuung oft he ~'lnd
much hke .1n epic tale begin&. m
the nuddle The:;andrepre'-Pntc•d
b) the vnst creo.~m ~pac-e case:-into
blut~ at thot•dge:. Standing in front
ofn om•t ~:t made a\\ an· ofil-• pott!n·
lidl CIVen half <~ t.hancc b) thu
\itlwcr, ll pr"'JOCI' the calm found
in mtinJtc rolhng wavu.' II ha')
JlOWl:r.
The land .. capt• i~ e.\plon'd m
detail by l..;t\ l.'mc M'nuse. a prof~ ·
<.OI' of An ut the llnt\enty ol
01 cgon Hen· in a ~rie.., ol mono·
prtnh :.he e.'p.1nds her phtlo­
~phv :
'"Land~pe 1 a mean.. to
t!Apre.,, my observation' nsuaUy
ol the cl1nnwn8 and unchangmg
fore~' ol natu~ a., weJI<1s a mAne.
to e'P"''' poetically my mner
tedmgs a~t I u~tperience them Tlw
blues c:om~ lhedoublemeamns
of llmclt:"" contemplation and
mclant:holia that 1 trunk. clear!)
t>Xpn's!t the condition of man."
she said
Thu :o~trle-i!> l\ t·ollucllon of very
altrach\C work. Color i~ hltndh'Cl
with SdOI\III\il\ o1nd fint> .. ...r \n •
lmpre'- 'iiOOI~ tk brue.h·likt· dfoct
t:. cu. him cd tn thu print:. Nathmg
offt•nds
In lh cnuretv the'ho\' ts,~onh • the' tnp ond thf' fountain GnUcry
i!o a good relv.ren c.~ lor those intt.-r­
ush'd m local art GaUt.>l') houMiarc
trom noon to $ p m. 1\lc!ooda,y
through ~lurday lhu gall~ hi
locatt.>d at I t7 :\ \\'. 21 1\\e • KF..\0\o\: Jan 7, 1983 -Mn, 20, -1984 • (OS'TA RICA! JJan ;, 19K3-
Ma.rrht7 1~
~.Urobi JJln.7-16; Feb.. 12..\pril
and !\Ia\ 1~20 t, :'\arne I
-Namt•
lt•wts and l.l.1rk Collegi.' Group
c/o \hss Mwana ... htl\-. \tohamed
r• o Bo' 5-42 as
:\acn'lbl t\U\'Yo~ \
• 'It-\\ li:AlANU Al ... TR:\l.lA.:
~U\ 29, 1 ~l-\pril lb. lfl8.1
\amt•
I C\\1' and ClaM.: Collt!gc Group
,. o Pl'Ofc M>r Brun J 81-a1l lord -< hnlttchurrh 'fcat:hL'f'S College
p (} 80\ 3t065
Chn tchun:h 4
Nt-\\' ~ EAI.AS 0
• Au .. tralia Feb .::.~ and April~­
t6
Naml'
Lt.'\' is and Cl.u-t. GoiiC,8t' Croup
ch M~o \tinllm ntdtJ
l'hc ,\u trllllnn Natton:sl
ll nt\ Cl'81f\'
~
l'RSlJ!J\ COU fGE
Canbems 1\t:T 2600
AlJ."i f1\i\l.1 \
• Ngt'ro April :!·\lay 1'!
Nlllll~
Ll'\\lS and Cl.trio; collt~e CrotJU
t' o ~fr: Japt·th Anglla
PO 8o' 4~
Rongo tl:f..'\\ l.t.'Wl:. and Cbrt.; coll~t· Group
.; o ln ... llluto \menr.ano de
~guatc \ Cullum
Apt 200
Pln., \ 1 :.q 11 ez
).ln Jol>C. CO;:, I A RIC\
• MID.10f: ·,.Jlt. 14. t983-Julyl t,
198-l
1\amc
J..em:. and Chu'k College Group
c:/u frnu J~ela Jung. Ri!Stdcnt
Oii"(.'Ciur
\car ul ~tud\ in \lunic:h -
!:ltns"bt'f'St~tr 18 \1
8 \tunchen 40
\\ L'I Gt::.R.\tA.'\'\'
• \uStra.lill Mar. ~-April t
Name
l...e\\.1s and Clar\: CoUege Croup
clo James \. Les.ter, 01f'C('tor
1n::.tttute for bor•ginal
D~-eJopmenr
'\ outh TerT'l\ce
\hce Spnngs 7550 NT
Al'll\AUt\
• Lanlu Jan 17-... eb 11
~a.me
lt"\\15 and Clad Collese Group
c 0 ~lr. u~ma Goldsmith
PO Bo' 5.a
t..amu. K£:.,'\:A
Page 3 Administration
forces changes
t.o t \\'r.t'k a duci,ion tiltt•red down
tht uugh tho campus bureau~• oscy \\ hac~h \\ill
allt,lt oH~r lOO student-: u~ wcU as tht
quahty ol tht• campu~ medta.
Beginning nt"t fall Commumcn tion~ 103
nnd ndvi er p~rmfs..,mn ,,;u bu r~quired
bt•lor c .. tudt'nt-. ron r C'Cl\ e credit fo•· the
Pioneer Lo~ or k.Ll No crc.•c.Ut will bo given
for 'c.•arbook at.ll\it' • But beforo we cnn m un think about tho
ram.itlr.auun~ of the~ decisions '~" mu~t tum
our nllt~ntion to hO\\ the dt!Ct,ion:. wt•l"t' made
ln •xchange for a faculty tttnurc position,
tht• c.ommunica tion~ department cnmtl to
the .. e dtlcbaons \\ilhout t. on,ultin g students
According to college policv, all discu sion
of po ..... iblt• tttnure po.,tllon ... must remain
confidentiol until th~y o..re as,igru~d to the
departments . Is this really a -.ut6cicnt reason
for keeping '\tudtmh in the do..rk until alter
the final dtx:i.,ions w·crv made?
The.· tenure positton ,,in lwlp the l..os by
guaranteeing ad\'i.,.er quality and continuity
But ,,;ll that leadership bt• t•nougti when the
Los !-itafT Is reduced to almo-.t nothmg by
the ne\'\' pH~rcqu 1 sites ?
For bt~llcr or wor~e . the activities will be
hnkcd to the ma~~ media '"ourse~ ofle1 co b,· -the communica tions d~partment . The link is
Wt~ak at be. 1 Communicnhons 103-
lntroduction to Ma~~ Media-offcr·s a thoo·
.-ell col O\ el"'\'lt'\' ' of newspapt•rs and radlo but
no prac:tical expenenc •. Neither ma~<u:ine~
nor photo JOum.nlbm-the most obviou~ links
to ''enrboo,.-aJ e co,•cred in the c our .... a.
~
Would it be !;0 difficult to include photo-
JOUmalbm in ommunication~ 103? Pt!rhap'
a :::.upplomontnJ textbook ... hould be added.
111c etl'ec:b ut the prerequ1sltc \\ill bu far
reoching for both the Log and 1\I.C because
both actJ\ ities depend on a large! • &e:;hman
staff. ff"io,hnum prcH•nted from joining thtt
Rtatfuntil nt lea~t winter tenn may lose intea est
and gel their one-third crndit el-.e-.,hert•-hkt!
the phy teal education departmt•nt.
I n 1 ~omething ~'Tong "hen credjt is
oftered for badmmton footbaU or tennis, but
not for the Log or KLC? Do you ha' '~ to take
PoutbalJ 101 bt•fore you can play on thl~
team ror credit?
Pioneer Log
Edlor: Todd Noaten
M.wglng Editor: Martanne
RU:tiff
Alllgnmenta Edftor: Roben
OaJcet
Opinion f.dJtclr. Meghan
F•c~u
Produc._, M.,.ger. Tracy
Sch&app
Phoeography Eclton: Ginny
Bunt~ . Jtm Meek
Futn/Enk:' hmant fdL
tor. Slacy Wlnawer
Sportw Pe•r C.tftn,
Mary Hull
Actwet: hg 11-.gl!. Deen
Tofte "'•lnu• M~Mgar: Greg
Culkin
Qrc:uldon Managw: Rob
Rakozy ~ MaryJo
Schirn~fenjg
tla wa Wrlara: Ce/01 Hem­
mea. Kathy Cochran, Leelle
Slocum, <Jen Fout. Sheila
Bey eta Opinion W1fter: Rebecca
Brown Wf/l'l(jy Agtn. Sir
Edward WllliatM
Spol1a W1Atta: RegiS Burke,
Sheila Gal~her, Amy Hates,
Bob O'Aboy
futut-.1 Erda 1Utm ant
Wrtkrw: DaiSy Magee, l.aUrlt'
UndetwOod, C.fly s.egel
Pho«ic9'•ptlera: saa te Hop.
kina. Kelly Maltln. Mary Jo
Schtmelplenlg ~ Oldc•·
..on, Tert NiiMO, 0\na Atnl.
Mike Hickman
P1oducbi: Meghan Flch•·
nau, Robin Franzen Sue Hll·
dScJc. Ed Williams. Cathy
Siegal
Ad Oew: Brenden Hyde,
Bet1lna L.oefllet
Pub Ode Spa~r Getw•n
c.tOGrJitt ~ OwOfin
JUdy
Ad\1ur: Julie ~
Splfluaf GuldMCe: Petar
trom Boston •
THE PtONEER LOG (USPS 433--
700) Ia P'oiJIIIhed welltty by the •u cclelad sus.nt:s cl Lewis lt'ld
Clartc Cclege, 0815 S. W Palatine
toll! Roed, ~ OA W219 JOUtnallltlc etntca ano college
polO.
POSTMASTER : Mnd address
changea m THE PtONEER LOG.
0815 s.w Palaone tfU Roe~
Patiand. OA m1a. s...t ·~
ate$675 v-rtv
~ ~., Log reurr•• IWI
""rvotM')t m danv any ~••nans
whiCh we ..., Ia oont7aty m \l\ew8 upre 111 d arelhoee Of the
wlf&,. and do not ~
refttc:l .n. VleWI of 1he atudem
body, fie «acuity, 01 1he collage
~·ion. Unaignad ICitoriala .,. augg11" d and areiiPPf"O\Ied by
lhe edlua and ~ c1 INa
rww trlf If and ref! ad lhe me;omy
oPrion cl thoM ofllcn
Stlacton of cattoone epf:lltrlng
in "' Opinion .. Cion .. 1he
ruporutlbllrty cllhe ()pniOn Edlior. LC trip finds
snow in Sapporo
Tu tht' hlilor
tor man\ ot u .. thl~t ha" been
out first ~hilt! Chn tmn~t with
four teet of "nO\-v, und om ftrsl
Chrt,tmn-. a\\ ;,y from our
fnmUie .
Our nulludc.>'l aboul tht• Jupo·
m·-.c han ch:mgt'd "inre \H' \t·
hNm htlrU 'IOffil' 0111 lltll(OIIvu
but m0111 of it po~itlvt•
\~ 23 \manc.:ano; in Japan,
we·, c comr lu learn thnt the
Jopon~Nt .; plnn• mort' Impor­
tune ... tn the group thon In tho
intUv1duol We ore oO t•n lumped
to~t•thcr and r •ft-rred to O!'l a
whole unil of 23. which con
sometimes be o little bit Crus·
lratlng to !'Omt ot our more
)ndupendt•nt minded
mt•mbcr' But for the most pnrt
\\'l' 'e comtl to accept beang
1 cfurrud to ns th( group of for
CJi(CJl students "
1 he adt•u of "the group." hO\"'
t•ve,•r ph1v<~ an cwen IIU'ger role
thon lll't the lubt'lling of people
Lnbclhng a group imphes that
thl' people 1n the group ot for­
t!il(Oer'< :trc ouhtdt•rs to the
JaponoM~ -.octet)' and cun
thL•roton• no\ cr become un
'tnsldm- A forl'igncr c.an only
be trenlt.>d a:. a forctgner We
t•an ob .. ,•ne Japanese society
but we c:on neHor bocome pan
ot II.
On the otlwr hund, ~htlt It
sound., negatt\ c I hot we ore
cun,tantlv labelled us torelgn·
t•r" and out idt.·r' "e nrf' Amcr
u·nns. And one ol our biggl•sl
aurpriM'"' wal:i the rocepuon we
recct\'t>d by the Japanese pt~o ­
plc It somotim e.-. t•emt~ II ke \ment:nn~ ur'' :doli7 .. •d
\t tlt ,I, It WM run I 0 \hn kf'
hand und sign autograph"' for
lhf' !MaJ mmg uniformed child·
1 t•n 1 nil ac-hool .lgc chlldrt•n
Wl'ilr 'lchool uniform~> I shout
In!( Huro Haro But HlfCninJ[
outogmph~ nnd shokJng hnnds
W3 no Jongt-•r tun whttn wo
'1 lh d fflroahtmo .. ;\·Bomb
MemoriuJ nnd Mul\uum 1 hero
"o 'IO\\ lh<> gruc:.omf' offocto; of
lht; A Bomb The worst pun
though wnt-wnlkJng out or
tht• mu cum to b<" lhrongt~d b)
~ avtn~ h4lnd,, .1u1ogro.ph
book~ nnd I<Jd6 !Jhoullng ' Hnro,
liuro -.agn pll•n!'e Noedlt•t.liiO
!W\' wt· wert• l:OnfUI'iCd and <iUd· • duncd b) tlua
But wr Ml' too bu!'i\ to (h,eu
on thu !'lad I ne-e \\ e 'e bocn
ht•re. wt• \'e bt,tm tnu,chtlhnllhc
Jopanellt· wn\ to luam 1:-b) rote
ntl'moriLallon Nol having had
to memon:to anvthlng word for
word <~lnCt' eh·mcnton school
It watt difficult for u~ to ropeat
Jopom•8e dlnloguc!'l in our Inn·
gun gt• cIa ~IICP. . But1 ar. \H' HI
had almollt 14 wooh ofpractu :.o
now memorization hn~ goucn
cuRler. •\nd w con nO\\ set• h~
lht-• Japanese children con
mamtaln so much lnfonnollon
tn thcil bruinb m propornHon for
lheir ngorous testinl(
Be lot c wt• came• to Japan, we
had the.• image ot lhc all
con1cr\'atlvo and courteuu,
Jnponr.st• . \'\.'c've dhcovc·rcd
there itt another ~de \t least
once, all ol u.-. ho\ic IJct>n -pu,ht•d and shoved astdc b\ old
lodio11 whilo trying to ndt• the
crammed subway., .md busot. • \\omen tn Japan prt•domi
nnntly play the• traditional role~>
ot the hou'~tMifu and motht!r
\nd tht• idcu of tht• an-angt-od
mnmagc '" ~IIIII u:.od But slnre
being here, 80me Of U<; have
come to ~wu the practicalJLv bohlnd H Fln.IIIV wt1 wcr~
•hot.kcd by the• nmounl ot por
nognphv ond violunre on tulo·
\11don n1I:J to us act·m odd In 1
c ountJJ \\ith one of I he luweat
t: nnw •·utoe-In lho world
In the four months thnt we·vr
hef'n an JnJ,nn wc'H! all tound
that many of our origlnnl Vlt.>Wt
or Japan · omc of which Wllrt>
l'tert.•tUyp icol-wurt• wrong ~.
d ro8ult. '"' c'va donu a lot of
rolcnmlng ntt wt'llna a Jot que\
tlonlng of !lome our American
WUY'I
\\ t• hcnr thnl Por1lond Ia
freezing now, wor"o than II i11 In
Sapporo II 'lt:em llkt• we \t•
chorum n ~ood wmter 10 bt'
uwnv
SID} \-'\.arm.
LC Jnpun (,roup
Coach slams Log
To tho F.dhor
I Ond II 'IOmt•whn l lucUcrout
thot <~ppnrt'ntlv valuable '«paco tn
vour paper as flllod with CJUOICi
from membors of the womena
babl..t•tbnlltoam trvlng to r.attonal
ILe thoir (nowl 1 9 season whh
'~om out cliche"!, and tht!t'e•
bareh u b) the wo) mention ol
tho mon·a h<lsketball o;cot~on
'11ln men are ofT to ono or their
be~t :.~nrt~ in vcar.. and ct•rtninly
de:tor'H' lMlttcr tn•utmcnt lreC08·
rutlon, than wn~ accorded them
In VOUI last IRSUO.
Wouldn 1 at be more n•t~pon11
blb to Rl:. POR1 the result,. high
lights. upcoming gamr.. and
conferuncc 1tandlngl'> lor RO Ill
~mn and womun " prowamt
and leave the adl(l loclwr room
chnllcr 10 just lhot-tht• lodl7
room!
~u c Pt!lt!'I''SCIII
Athlt•ttc Dt•purtmrnr
Locked doors stop students
Wendy Agin
or the Plonlltr LA I(
l HAD Ju~ ·r f'l'l:l !>REO a long
grueling day or :.t.Jing--or attempt
lng lo '-i-t.~nd '"\I'D!> draSI(ing my "kl~>
0001. Jarkettl polt>:., ~ogglcs . and Loll
O\'!.'r lunt h 10 my dorm My unn~> were
about to bn•ak ;ttl I neared the door I wa1>
)U'It 4boul to ,hove It opun when a
thought 11truck mt' there Wllb a lock on the
door• somuhow , I wu going to hn\'e to
fT~>tl a hand !'IO thutl could open the door
Al'l mv SZOO sklt'l crashed LO the cemont, I • bag.m to douht the prncticallt y ollock.!.
on donn doo~ . -I have to admit, in th<'orv lor.k!'l on the • door:. nre <1 "' ondtsrfuladeo Whal ht·ttor
wov 10 cut UO\i\lll on strnnger11 murd1ing
in and out of donns, However , like mo:.t
theont•s, It dcx·~n 1 work 'IO \Wll in
pr atllcr..
One olthe blggc'lt Ou'"' s concerns the
cla~~C!> thut c.1rc held in the dorms The
other do' after ttpringing from my clus ..
in 1 hrockmorton tom' rlns.,fn Spruto<' I
wal' lltoppt•d short h) n toe ~ttd door "ol
living in Spruce 1 of C'ourae, dldn I k.J\ow
tha C'omblnnuon I wa rt~ut t•d to \ cl
Ung up to somt•ont• on the third fluor
'hov. whats the combmaUon! W't~li P
Could you say that agrun 1
ThC're's also the problem of revor11c
psychology Juat like the Uttlo boy who
has to touch tho wet paint. poop!(' w•ll
find the urge to break Into dorm~> t•vtm
greater now thnt measures hove bt-t'n
taken to stop them
~e next problem ho a fairly obvious
one. Are the locka really effective? A fev.'
daya ago I obaervt•d a student approach
a locked door rall to Opt'n II then tum
around and \"talk through the open front
door For maJtimum effoctlvcnt1as
shouldn't all the doors be locked'!
One Rnal problem Ia that of remt'm
berin~ tho combination I roallzo that
three numben. arc not that dlftlcull lo
remember but I just know that on the
coldt~st. ralnletll night oftheyollJ' ,l won 1
bt> able to recall !host' three aJI­
Importnnt number!\
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Page 4 Pioneer Log, J•nuary 18, 18.,. Pctor Corlln
or thr Pion•~ r loR
MRI THAN,
1lw Be a cl
t>ntt·d tht• good
Cilll ('UllUrt!
lheit b(lauut
tht' amogC'l or fr
love for nature
unmalcht•d by 1
llanrc nnd w•iol
ular culturo
" I . I ... t 1e1r V • unrnatch
their cas
IIOWC\ 'I th
boul" wll h alC(I
ttonnl an~l nbilH
along\\tth thci
an art&:.tic.Uiv c:
up lhe lc.IC"-.~ ~
tum \meJica(
fan laM~
From ttw be(
T1w Beach Bo,
unpreleOIIOUS
guh . urOng m1
ou~ \\.ith you
muiiCtnlly no11
trated OpMinf
G1rh a !'I 8na r
who wrote anc
Bearh Bow. ca
In 1966 8ria
Sounds, <.1 con
rod -\\ht>n•in
lhe:<u:cn. O~> w
~ton tnSll'Umer
before an rock
Lyric alJy, p,.t
from lnnocenc
umllthc end ... ,
C<~n bring 1 c.,,
In man> wu
onh il!i the
Stud
• VOICE
Rebecca Browtt
Of lhe Plonoer Lo«l
THE REC£.ri
tho activitl
dijpartmenl roi
ally u nl"el''tvc
an poiJ cy d eci sf
Pcrhops the
~Cnsc ewrvo
atudonts !llhou
that n1Tect the
di~ment
of ·a \'Oleo
Consequon
Icy Just hasn t
In lht~ past. 11
cited on IM\Je!t
coul'!les 10 wh
•hould be
wtwther or
lasut•'l c.liTies
~ltlC
•hould have
~lslon ,mald
weru the
atrong voice
Should any 0
bt> BUll
~ould studt,.
rltwr or
11111(' or if. anu
• office dL•!ul we were
unt of por
c-c on t ul t1·
ms odd in a
th~ lowcat
orld
~ thnt we vr
10 nll found
ginnl ~o1tJW•
Which were
wrong J\a
\C a lot ol
1 o lot qu<'a·
r Amt>rica n
Por1lond I•
~ than il i•m
, like wc'vll
'inter to be
apun Group
nsLog
raot ludlcrou,
~able ~;pncr In
1 '"v\th quote­
tho women'
ng to rat1onal
~ason ""11h
and tht:nH
f) mention of
tJl 'le3l'!On
to one ofthw
and ccr1ainl)
ument u-eC"Og
tccorded them
11ore rc~pon~
e re~u ltt., tugn.
gam,..., and
lng& tor BOlli
j!J\ s pi"'l(lilfiU
e locker room
lat the lockiJ
liC Dep.1rtm rnl
.ts
ckf' on tht
at better
marching
·, like mor.t
p weU in
ncem-. the
lorm!. The
mv clus~
Spruce I
door Not
ldn't knO\\
ced to vc·l
rthlrd Out;•r,
on' \-Vbnt ~
of revers" •e bov who
people will
,ormr. t"'On
have been
y obviOUb
ftive1 A few
t approach
t then tum
optm front
cttvonea'l
e locked?
of remem•
oalize thnt
dlftJcuh to
that on the
tyear twon t
thre-e all \&.leach Boys
·ghs, lows
~· sharmonious
Peter ('n.rlln
Of U.. Plont'('r Lq1( ---------------------MRI-TIII\N \NHYl Hl-:R ROC t< CROUP
1 tw Bt•ach Bovat ha\'C ~llwnys repros·
l'ntt·d tlw ttoud ond b<ld U8pe<:t6 of Amari·
r..sn rultun•
Tlwk beautiful . innovutivo music and
tht• lmnsc" of friendship . hudonism and a
ltM fol' nature thut filled their lyrics Wt>re
unmotchc•d by anyone In their t"asual bril·
Unrwc• ttnd vislonnrvrcpresen tntlon of pop
ular c'tlturo
" ... theil· lyrics \\'ere
unn1atched by anyone in
theil' casual brilliance .. .''
UO\\('\'\!r tht1 Boys' pn\'atc in-Ogh t~ and
bout11 with nlcohollsm dnJg a.bu~ eme>­
uonal in"tob1llty. di\orcc~. •1d nauseum
1 along" tth their NCent di111ntt.>gruuon 10to
an art• tically corTUpt no~taJgio act potnt
up th!• tacky, cheap undcrbell} that can
tum Amcncnn Dreams into .. hoddv
fantasl~
from the beSJnning. back an lntu 1961.
Tho Bt-nrh Ooyr;· mutdc \Wfl fresh and
unprcwntioub Tho earlv ~tufT, thu cars­
gu l~·'lurfing matcriul which i~ 11ynonym
ous \\llh vouth. grow more complo."<
mui\Ciallv nou· the annovatl\lc orches·
!rated opt•nlng pns~o of "( atifom•a
Gtrl!> u~ Bri.on Wilson. the eldest ~ alson
\~ho \vrole and product•d much of The
Be.1ch Bo,vt-cntnloguu. grt.w .1" an artist.
In 1966 Blinn and tho band rcll'ased Pel
~mnds , .1 concept album of orchesmued
nx l-,,twn•in lie.; the 6~1 uses of syn
thl~lll' r~ u '""11 a5 third world percu ·
Non in<:.trumen t~ nnd other nt'\·er-heard ·
bl!foN··in·rod. '10unds
L.}'nc.:Uty, Pt·l Sound.~ trace' a love affrur
from innocencu Wouldn 1 11 be Nire"l
until tho and. and tho diHIIIuMonment love
Clln bnng C nrollnc No I.
In m.m) way:s. P~t Sounds 'ltand~> not
onh G~> tho bt•~t album The lW<1Ch Boyl> N(;Orded UndCt'd, ono of ttw Rncstln rock
hl~toryl but ul11o in rotrospPCI n.-n mNa·
phor for thf' h1111tory ol Tho Bt•ach Hoyt
1 n c m!'>ch c.,
T HF. INNO( f'.NCE en THEJR VOlTTH
grew anto complod t\' at. ttw mood of
the 60!' nnd drugA took hold Good \11bra­
lion~ lA an o1Mou11 OJtOmplo ol 'Tht> Bench
Boys nt tholr mo 1 brilliont and musically
lnnovutiVc .
However 1 tw complwdty grew into dt'C4·
donee. ThJngtc fell up.ui in 1967 when
Briun \t\11l110n lxog.an to lo!W hi& '1006(' of
malhy, a victim of LSD (art Wilson WIUI
under lndJctment ror rofualng to be
draf\ad. nnd th& band C4ncclled from the
Monterey Pop Ft•'ltl\lnl at the last mmuto.
Ono year aha• delt•ating tht• Beatie-; a-.
the most popular band In tht• world In the
1ngrufican t NtM Mut~icnl Elltpre"" Poll 'fhe
Beach Boy'l' populanty bt•gnn to slip
,\lthough the Boy" relCoJ!>ed critkallv
acclrumt"d album" an the Into '605 1 "-lid
Honey, 1-'nends. 201201, thl')' wt•nt largt!l}'
ignon~d
Yet, tht• <'4lfly 70s M~ a 1'1.'\iva.t of public
lnterl'.st in Th(• B<'ilch Bo) In 1971. they
played lengthy, \\oCII·n•hPancd cont t'r1" to
~old -out uudicnc~ ut Cnm(·gie HaiJ in ~ew
York. toured to national arclwm. and
gaml-d instant notorif'IY "1th htpptes t.'ver­
Y\\thcra whun the c.rntclul Ot>ad showed
up to lam with them at tht• Hllrnore Ea!!l in
April t1f 1971 rfhcv pla .vt>~d Okfc from Mu ~
kogl~e . "~u.u-chln HPip Ma. Rhonda
and ~crn l othu~
The album made dunng thb period­
SUnflm~cr , Surf" Up Carlnnd the PD,"3mn.ot­
So Tough. and Hnlfand wt'ra all. '"'\"8 for~
rough. .1wu<omu wo~ .. b\ gunuinc uni
que tall'nt~<- Brian \\111'-0n contribu tions
were m10imol lnJt thu ~ngs \vritten by
Curl and Donnis \-\11 on AJ Jurdanc and
even MUit' Lo""' show an Incredible in:ught
tnto Amt..'lic.lns nnd Americana
'fhc ··caHromtu nga. ·a thrt.>t"'ptect> :ou1te
from Holland which mcorporate a Robin·
~n Je-tlers poem into the lync... i' an
ub~trnct htston of Tht• Bt•.ach Bov:s'
~ .
homr tht• bt• tuty ol Big Stu·, the greed of
thu miners, aN well us modt!'J'll day dP\.ulop-
1'" tho book! of John Slt'anbc>ck. and even
country Joo dod tho Fiah playing at a rock
testwal
Students must insist on
voice in policy decisions
RebecCD Brown
Of lhe PlDnC!f'l' ~
THE RECENT policy chang~ a.tTocting
tho ac.ttvitles an the communications
dcpar1men t mise once ugnin the perperu·
ally unro110tvu d iuue oft he role of students
tn policy deciaJona here at Lewi& and Clark.
~rhopb the ls'iuc ha.s been resolved Inn
acnse ·evt'I)'Ont• &eenu to agref' that LC
\fudentr. should have u vo1ce In dcctsions
that affect th<'m and their eduC4tlon The
dl~·cm(.•n t wema to lie In the dcftniuon
of A volre
Conr.eq ut~ntly , pt>rh.aps n con lstent pol­
It) lu!!t ha!'ln't ~n practiced long enough
In the past. student Input ha.5 been soU·
cited on 18-ttucs ranging from the quality or
COUI'I't'., to who tho nrutt rollettc presldrnt
•hould be However . it ia dcbntubla
whether or not 'll\tdunt Input on these
la!lut-t. canie.ll nny weight
'orne nrguu that wtt. the studenta.
1 ha\ e n \ ey atro~ voace In
decision mn"-ing ot thia college Mer aU,
~ thu ont"" pay1ng tuition Vet what Ia
~strong volcu" ~tuppo~ to me-an he1"6?
Should ~m} and aU dc-cfsion11 about college
policy bt• 1\Uble<-t to student approval ?
'hould atudc•ntr. bt1 thu on~ to decidu
t•r 01 not Sago work«n"l' gc•t a pay
l"''•t'. or· IJ any of the wo~n In the rashl·
• offitu d • (.'fVO 4 pnomtot110n Were thl~ true students "''Ould not only
be respon~tlblc lor thctr atudie:o; actavttles
and the nc..'Ofb or l"\1\'ryda,y Uvmg· they'd
also be IT'llponslblu for the fate of ttu:. col
lege, and would need to s(X'nd hour.\ o da,)
making policy decillion"' Would student
6\len decide whic:h t~'uc." were too unim·
por1ant to be brought to student attention ?
S UCH OMNIP<YrENCt:. would entail an
cnormou!'l re~pon-.ibillly In order to
make mtelllgent policy dt"Ci!IIOna . 'itudents
would ha\'l' co ronatantly keep informed
about all tho worldng.o; of the collegtt This
would lt-4'-'"e ('\1\'n lcs time for studtmb to
oo ll\vart' of what WB6 happening in the
world outaldt• l.C. f-\.tr1he•1nore there
would bt' lnnumenshlr. po"!'libJIItie:» fnr
contl.lcta of lntert'~tt in de-ctslonr. bei:\.'Vt'Pn
what ib good for the collt'(Cc and what i~>
convenient (or :<tudentt~
At tho otht~r t•!\lrcmc I& the notion th.tt
atudcnt1 ~hould huvu vir1uall) no voace in
policy deciNion.o; Those d('("i~tlons arv the
rt•!lpon ~tlbUit)' of thl• faculty and admlnh.­
tratlon. who gc•t paid to makt, !IUch ~CI ·
.uon~ t-·ormur L.C Pre:r.idcnt John Uownrd
oftl'n UJ~tprt'!ll'Cd thAt vft"\\' on the bAsi!l that
1Jtudc1ntll didn'ttakt' enough inttu'CSt In the
Issues .anyway.
such a \it'" •auumt~ thatthefV(MT\ ·ups
an thn Manor Houllofl know what's ~t for·
student!\, who at the ~tS of 18-U ."tnt are
not old cr to do the right thang
ry 19, 19~ Pioneer log, January 19, 1984 0 THER .'ICYT't\BLE 1 RACKS &om th1s
penod Include ''The 'Trader," nn alit"'
gorical tamba,ting or AmPncan "m.anift•.st
d~hny" idea&, und ... fhls ~\hole World,'"
an amo.zJng ptl'CC of mu~tt c. whtch modu·
lates Into different key5 appro•trnllfely
evcryothurbarthroughou tthccntll"f' ong
When a rcpack.Oiging of t•arl) lkach Bo~
marenaJ wnt~ l"f•lc>nM!d by their old ret ord
company in mid-1974 . thu #V(lup had 4
number one record on thotr hand . and
could fill bns<'bnlll'l tudiuma with c•nthut~l ·
as lie nudumccs nc-roe~s the notion. Unfor1u·
n.otuly, thl& olw rna.rks tht! beginning ofthP.
end or tho t!Xt!Uflnce of Tho Beach BoVB as
an nrtlsUc force. •
1lw ye~lr 1916 "Y\<":15 IO be U renais'l.1nce for
the band Blinn Wllt10n wa."' said to be
· cured· of h.ir. cmouonal problona . and
b.lck cre.1tlng br\Jlimt mulltC onOt• again to
!~hare with a nt.'lll. sentnlton of tun II \\ illi
not to be lhc lin-t "ffor1 trom this penod,
Fiftet!n Big Onc:c 111 bpolty, and :althou"h
catchy and fun nt times on·rall da~p-
• po1011n&
The next relca"c. rh~ &srh Bo) l..o\ ~
You '" cs wondt~rlulty conc.-ived , yet poorl)
executed tongue in chock t-..xerc-isc 10
American pop mutuc. ILJ\It' lnu is fasciNil·
ing. but unless )'OU •lpprociatc the cont~ t
of tho record, the roughn03s olthe rt:cord·
ang. .md the ~tmph• ane>trumcntutton
would be too bltam for the t.•a.sulll hstnner
· .. _one could never count
on any one n1en1ber· of
The Beach Boys to
actually sho\v up."
The baJance of The Beat•h Boyr. (.'81<~·
Iogue rate-. &om the antere3ti~ to the hor­
nble There are moment .. to remember , but
many mons one would l"'lther fol'l{CI
In conct'l"t. the allow bt..'Clmc· more and
more kewt'd t0\'lo1lrd:. the "'oldies but mol·
die " 3nd les toward the mort': anuuac
period!\ in the tote 60s and earl.) i'O
Additionally . ont.• could nt"\er count on
.1n\ one member of The Bl·ach Bo\ to
aciually hO\' up Otten. tho tlll·troubled
Brun Wilson would mi. s conccr1-., Cllrl
1 would !\a)' that L( !\tudentm\ oi\"Cment
now doo:o. '"' It ~hould . fall s<nnc•when.•
t>erwuen tht•M• t\\ o tl~tt-emM . CoUtlf(e
should be a\clther un t•\pcl"iment in dkta·
toNhlp hy tho abef.~at nur nuM'CI)
:~Chool for )'Oung adult
Should ~tudt•ntli then have a voll"t' t!<JUal
to that of the lacultvand that ohhcadmtn·
l5tratlon 7 Would that pertaan to all det.~·
~on !I roncernmg the oollt•ge. or lUlU th~
"directly aff(~tmg the ltvt and educationa
of ,.tudenta ?' Again. who would decide
which doci&iona fit that categol)'l And.
once derided would we the atudtmts be
\"illmg to tak.e the time and effort to 1nl0nn
ouneht'.S about fM.ll)' ir.sut•? Past hi!IIOI)' \\l\l50n took a year off. stating that he no
tongrr ~,..anted to be a par1 of o IU~bo
nifVIt after night. nnd Dennis W'il'\On
missed many oonet~s bccau e of the ttm·
Qon between hunself and Mike Lo\-e !)till,
thl' 11how went on, pure and tmply as
another Amencan ~,..llout
llnr-4-.k m.' /u:urt, I •\·'"' ft) gt) w1d en
It so R:Jd ro \\ ·''' h .J am t 1 tlurtg rllt•
( nrohrw No
Bnan Wilson 1 Oil.) A lwr
l{lf.fi
Tho df'uth of Oennts \\-11r.on lut month
i" a Lragcdy on many levels. ~\1lson wrote
m:my fine oongs for The lk:ach Boys.
I' Stf'amboot," .. Slip On Through .. 'l..o\le
SUrround.tt Mel and released an ~a>llc nt
tKllo album m J 917 called P11.cijic Ocean
Blue, wh.ich contains mOVIng testament 50 to
conservation I"Ri\er Sontr.u uParaftc Oc~n
Blues. "Rainbows 1 as "'-1!11 as alcemntety
hopeful and e,>n•cal gl4n at life 10 the
10
Q\'('r and abcM: \\1lson· musical contri·
butaon. hi5 deAth im.."\'OC4bly tamt& the
wunnth 11nd brightn ofThe BNch Bo) •
mustc 0e."lpate th~) ~ of pri,,.,,. a.cnm·
ony and near brc.U·up The Sc4ch Boy5
mtraculously managed to kt.-ep their dirt)
linen out or public \'lt"" for t•Js.: they man·
aged to UI.MI it in thetr lA\'ur, a Ia \\1loon's
wry public p~chologi1 ·al treatment for
being a ne.3J'schtzophnmit:. paranoid
doptt fiend! Now. the reality-and
lm!\it.'1'15abtlity -of death hol.S rt"\Wl~d the
•mage ot • h.umon) "' thtl',) 3ll.\oct)':i tntld to
proJ~ as ~ing false.
It ts doubtful that The Beach 8ovs. in
~
\\h.lte\l!r fonn thcytt1J8hl be."ill ~okup
and search mdependently for nr..\o' wa~o
to nde. Purhaps , tUtlt pcrlwps. the loss of
their brother, couatn and trif!nd ,,,u bo the
c:atal) t toward the making of one more
superb record. but don t hold 'OUr breath
ton~ llS there arc n~' generations of
lecNagerst o ~m forth~ cruiyhlt Make
l..o\.'e ut al. ,.,n concanue 1o oull ly
pump them out
It'" easier to "'-"Dde a ranuhar pond no
ma.ucr hO\\ LAgnant 11 might beoomc •
than to challeng~ the oceAn wa\ ·
Farewel~ Denni · urf ~ down
• fa£ A 6000 ~"fi'" M»" \\UN ~LO ,.-0
le'fft~ _,,
an~ that the mAionty of the student
bod\' ra..re \)• ha.\l. tn general 1 would !\4,.\' that e~tudencs
t~hould e.:\ploit their oppurtuntlles to ha\-c
a :10\V In what happens in their coUese In
the cu..~ of the communication& depart·
ment. ~tudf.'nl:t were denied that oppor­
tunny In ~ch ~student aha,.., a right
to be up..wt and demand that thinp be
different .
Yr.t 1t's up to eludtmls to dot~ demand­
ing. I beliC!\-e that at u:, students wtll be
able ro ha'-e u lulCe • \Wee In thinp u we
inaasl on ha,,ng. "r must deetde IUSl how
~ewe want that \'Oioo to be and thenw'fl
muat make 11 heard. and n
Page 5 Pios botti1Ce back, tron1p Bear'Cats
~ t nn t1 ull • lll ttw P111n rn I u
A ... twt't ·Ia \I• II uul pm t•rHir!d
lor lhe Nnnt.•er.s :ts llw men
ba ~ctbull INint bt.tUI \\II
lllmt~Ut• l nl\ cr.~tl\ ~3 6Z ;tllt•t•
sulf1uing losst•s 10 ltanllt lei t ul
lcgr 75·(;3 .md lhll\ t>T ''' ot
thmnit·Htlo 75 71 lht• ha' o
had tour full tiM nl pr nctu·t•
thi~ , .. (w'-in Jll P.pttrauon for thl'
PaCific Unl\ crsll\ 8uxm· , "ho • \\ill be on cnmpu lur.11.:11nn I~
d3) al 7::30 r m
Scou Die r sor.
8111 Olda.. Junior concentrates at lhe tree throw line as teammate
Ted Rooney senior watches from backcourt The Plot went on to
beat Wlllametle University. 63-62 rac1ht I '"aggling ''ith 11 1
11 record .md Ptont•t r l oar.h
DL~an cmtwn Is lonkmg lur·
word to 1 ut nt"O!;Iul outing
Skiers shine i11 season opener
\nl\ liale.'
ur • f.:. PillrlMr 1
nu~ Lc\,, Dnd Clari; 1.1 umm
ho ted the first n:u~t•oflhr•scu~>on
at Tlmberiml' '\:i J\roa on \lounl
Hood last " \:end and Cllnlt'
A\" \ \\1th n \ictal'\ in th • men . -ginnt lalom on Friday
Orq,"JnDII.) ht..>dulcd 10 be ht'ld
ul \lulupo r "ld 80\" I, I he meet
wn m0\1•d to ·1'imbcrlm• .. at ltw
hu.t mmutt• due to to JlOOr 5nn''
c:ondttJon
llw pcrfonnan(l(• of lhc lop
two fimsht•n> for the mens
tPAm-!'ophumore !..ell .\tontt•
and junaor K1.l\'tn I rtlrnan
qualified lhf'm tor· thll mgwnal
c:.hnmpavn lups at Mount Bnf'lw
lor m 8t•ml ne_,.l manlh
l1u! won1cn h:.am gor oil to n
slower start hO\'I.T'\'t!l \\1th 1 ht!
ttl,;hcst fimsh goul8 to fno::.hman
Hooper lose
nvo as
record drop
shclln Gallllgher
or ahr< JlkncU' tu;;:
11·· U.'\\1s md C::l<iri\ women s
ha k-""'tbaU team lost "'o con5ot)CU
II\ • garm lft~>l \\'t·c~nd plungans
Us ntl~i IO 1-9
Judson lHtpll:.l l oll•'fl'
dclcau•d the l;ton•~t'5 last f ntl~1\
night. SG-60 nnd the \\'Uiam 111
I nh •n>JI) Be•arcat \\On 76-~ti on
!\atur'dll\ allt>muon • I lw Renn.~t led thr ~os 34-31
Ol the halltime br>~k UUI In Ill!'
:cond halt \\'Ulaml·llc too~. oon
trol of the gam;.•. c:'apttnlizmg on
IJC s 13 tun10\ rs
"allamt!HP. kept the Jw~t on
1 he'" hoi~ WJm•· It \'1o'3s n rtlllller of
con ntratirv; and ILCJ sullm:d ,,
bn.:n~n. tlald scruor Mlll"\ Hull
!J()Onng lrOm thr-fio•ld ham·
pen--d thR Pio u much ns tumO\ •
tn did \.~ath a gam,. a\'erag~ oi3S
percent trom the l"it·ld till' ~o­
nccrs could no1 \u~p up \'\.11h th••
ragang 8'~'-at s. "ho m.anngPd so
~n1 trom th~ tiPid
"the women wee linfit<ld l'c,l
lt•IV! ""''llV tomof'TO'\N and n!tum -homl' on ~turda_> to c..hall,•ng••
arch n\ til PtJmfit Unt\l~!tliit} (,tmll'
11mc Sat urda) t~> 3 p 111
\8\'lo'bnt IO\-nn l~:mu;t Pac:liii":J
bad \\'e kmM we can beat then a
f'coplt• 1)1•1 f'b)'C:.h,•d tu plB)
l':icihc-(they'rel hag m-al . saul
~·mar Am\ Broo~;t. • A \'.111 thas weekt!nd d••pcnd!l
on 3 "'c"~ of JH'il• la e \\ c II "oa'k
on hlnckmg out fur thP. gnmet.
t•a ti · l6 50ml:'th ng I!J hoot
IOC ~lid Brook~!
Page 6 Kn~ut \ndt't on" ho pl<~cfld 12th
in tlw gaant slnlom Race rusulls
tor ~1tunln' s !'oolnlom '"' n' not\-t•l •
8\""atlahlt• ln pn•:; lltnt•
Comm••ntmg on tlw nwet Erd
mnn &.'\ld llw coun.c hntl a tnc'­
to at and "'' ~--on~ 11 nut bt"'lh•t•
than un\ mw ct5(~ II \\'a!'in 1 t•a:.\ -
\ ou had IO I hill~ llhOUI
Jlcter 'Ou co-c.'lpl.llll anti num\,cr om• =stnall•& lUI the Pio
moers ~id 'I ft•-.•1 il' ltlllUf(h 1
chokud ho'' .._., t•r, tht• m •·tall
depth ol tlw lt•am n•u\1) hme•d
and '"1th mon• pntcllr.tl "l .... ,,u
be..-omc C'\ ~·n lnlllf;•'r •
t ortun.ltt•l\ tlw it •' wn nut n
prohlt•m bt~.au:;<• mo 1 olu:. h.1w•
k!Jt•d tlw~c condttmn m tho
f;t,t bi..'IOI'\' oommg ro LC l:;nJman
s;Jtd
Column As I See 'Em
Rnb I) \ho\
I cr thtl Pioru1ir I OJl
ll••llo ag111n I. "I'Cir1~ lan!' It', lime 101 ISSUI' numbl•r ''"'o nl
th1 tt•nn Pluuctr fDA
I rt•t·ch t•d a lot ul t:ommt•nlli on m' miual H'Oillll' Into tht• • pon pa~P:. last \\l!L'k .u1d I hop£• lhe.) contmut• I .tdmll nt)
lit 1 culumn '' ns I.Jnd of g•·ntm\1 anc1 ":ssn l lou ':;pu-:.' But I
djdn 1 w:tnl to h1tn oil mar•• th.an l could t ht'\'\' lhat s .•nough
apolngtt• -hr•11c com;.• ("olumn \s I ~ec 'f m round '" o
fht• mt•n bn kcthall h•am gt'l~ lop btlhng tlw; "~·t•k thnnk
tu tht•ar tmpressn•• , .. ,n O\t..'J \\tllanwttt> Ia"'' aturd l\' But \\iltl
lt•t s nul lorgct thCJr la:.;l manutP loo;!'i IO Ha" au·llalo o '' t•t•k ago
toda,> 1 ht• Nos outpln) ed tlw \ ulcans and '' L'IL' m cnmmund
I he\\ holt• \\8\ unlll thC.) I0\'1. t!d th(l ball down 1,(' \'\ ol!i up h)
nmt• pomt ,,,,h about ,.,., ''" nunutt•s 10 pill) ''hun tht•) came•
out of thtlr r •gular ulh•nst• to slO\~ the gamt• down .mc.t run
"om•• thn•• oil the clock Th~ qu ~ uon IS \\ H \ 7? 11W\ luokl'd
3~> 1f the\ \H'.I"'' plnymg not to lo e tn51~iu l ot pta_,;ng to ,~,n
II 'ou ha' • Phil f-ot'LJ und \\alter Da\1 Col old 1\'orth l'amhna
I anti' I to run the pn•ad ollcnst• I hats one lhing, hut '~lwn
I•'' t• \nil 130 potnt I and l\1ll c lld:. t l ~ pomt I art• ulrno~t
M'unng al wtll wh ch.mge the llo\\ oltht• game•? I thtnk If tht•
PiOt> \\ ould hu\ I' tn~ ect '' 1th tht•lr r •gular of(L•ntil'. tht•) "uuld
huH' 'nn h\ I 0 n, .. Jll'rlt' t 1':\,llllplt• If; IIH'If ;\ orth\'\ ~!'oot C.:nllll't'Cill'l' g.arnt•
~tg.unfit \\ 1ll:un •tlt• lnl'l \\et•lo:t•nd Th«" ::.;am~ I!U.tllnn ,JfOM' wtth
51 mlltutt•s tu pl.,_, and th•• PIO" ''cal! up b) M'\ t•n J\ 1.1n silting
nP I 1 o m•• learlt'd 0\1\l and atd, I hope lht..•y don t gt•l up hv
10 tht'\ tntght t.IU\'1 11 dtiW'ft I dgJ't'I!U BUI tlw Pturu•t•r· rllU!.t
h:t\ •' r••mc.:nthert•d llll' Htln ~om t•, ht!cnutw thu\ t ontunu•d to • nm then r cgul,1r oll••ne.~ and bunt•d tlw Bt•arcats h) 21 Juhn
Mangel!; had lu h<'51 gnmc a a Piontwl and dt•:;pllt' bctnl(
tn1ured tlr•11 thumb I Brll Olds "a5 tough 1n tdl' .1g.un
Tl\15) car b \t!T'Ston ol thll I-to an· guod and th•·> run Ct1.1ch
Ucan e•rnpt r1 ollt•n't' 't'F) "(•II. II tho) run 11 tor a lull to
nunutt·s, future oppon••nt are tn tor omt• lung mght6
trlt• note· I don 1 k.nm' '"ht'f't:' the Willanwttt• conch dm•Ji
hili dotlw shuppmg . but hir> 1ar:ke1 r•·mmded '"'' nl sunu.!lhm,.;
Hodnl' _) Oangc•t'h •'ld would ha\ e wom 10 Cudd~sha r.k Hl· muat
hD\ •' ,;on••n a lrt•t• b0\'1 ol oup "hP.n he buught 11, and thl'n
gDH! th•• UO\\Itn tlw team barber! I hope lu6 tl'illll nl•\'('r tlin t•l
b) JJinnl' ht•r 3U!tt' tf thl') dad, the) \\ould be thNJ\.., n out ul tht•
1Urpon rIll' l' gu 6 gr•t m) \'OIC lor \\lnncr s ol an) Harn
Ni hna look ·nli~<• conl•!l'it'
J1w \'loumr·n 6 b.t:.lwtbulliCdn'l drupp(•d two mort• gamr•s lnHI
"' P.t•kt•nd hut huuld ha' (' wun on~ 1 he I.Jd} Pam~ V..l•rr. ht•llt•r
th:m Jude-on Boptuil Plum und s1mpl~. the\ wt·rt• bt•tlt>r ,mcJ
huuld h.1' f' "on llw {(dOlt' Wa6 , ... m unul mich.va) thruu lo(h tlu
t•t oncl hull, ,..,lwn I.C :;t ant•d lobbing hhnd pose;u:; tntu lht· , I'U
of ~HJdl\'f> undt'f'TH'Jth tht• ba kt•t 1 hev did thl flv•• 'on:>t>c Ull\ t'
llm•Jt> d0\"111 thf' 11oun, anti tht! re .. ull th .. "'' atght IUI'flU\II'Ni
t•tght potnl lor Jud110n and anotht'l loliS lor tlw 1-toli I
pr••dutl'ri lout 01 hH· '~1ru. lor them thu; \-l'at, .md lith•·\ t'\'t•r • •
put 1 oAc•tiH'r n r.omplt·t •• go.amt~~ , theJ mt f<ht r.ut pnl>•' tlwtnlil'h •'S
l·.mil.) Pla;on luu; lw••n e.l••oJd all) Po.al, 1\.an.} Brook "tlllut
If (till tlu Olllfildt• and \'ollh a In tin luel.: nn pn'tlic lion nught nul
ht• I IIU I at• U II
1hc h8!'ooflhnll :.oil hall :md lt"uc•l.: lt•,1fn6 ha\ t' all 11Jr1t•d 1111'11
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I rcrl \'\1lr.on hat. nlr ••ad) plannt•d 1m th•• Ni.lltun.al IIJuntUIItt'nl l
So Jl ynu '" tntt•rl' It'd 111 pla)1ng goll lor lr£•to rtus pnn.;.
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ill SCltnct II t'dS \\ ht.•rt• \\I' n~ttclll
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lhlo oll\t•J PnJ0.)11lt; n !it'\ en·
potnl h•ad n1 hnlltmw st•mpt•n
tit• r.nlwcl lht• g.mll' as a \ m')
p:unfi1l lo s tnr u tll,;hllgllls
nl tht• g me '' l'rt' ,, 30 ponll,
mne rebound pcrfot·manr.t• b\ •
Sit!\ l' Volz. 'l'nJOr, 11:0. \'\ t•ll ol5
\\hat ~wmpt•r1 cited J.. out·
tanding hustle• and dolcll!W
h pmnt gu trd Jim R.th.'lgh.
Sl•ntnr
In till' lo:;s to Ltnlil•ld, scntor
lc·d Rcwn ') wal> lho leading
't ort•r and rehoun dcr "'ith 1 1
md "''' n• pt•cth elv
\ -.u<:rll'osful 1 onu clt knst•
.. llnt>d the \.-\lllamcttt• Boarcats
an to .. urrunduing a M o point
hallttmt• lend IO tlh' l->tollt!Cf'o .1
tlW\ put a oguthet a tcum elton
to end d (\.\ 0 snm~ losmg lnwk
\\'t• \'lo l'lll anto ol :tone n~tht
lH•Iuro thl' half. It ccnwd to
• Is your computer syntalli.
throwtng a loop In your
schedule?
Is gelltng a proper meal
an exercise In quantum
meehantcs?
Fear not. Domino's P1ua
wtll gtve your brain a
break as well as prov•de
nutnt10us energy
We delrver made-to-order
pizza in 30 minutes or less hulht•r llwm \\ o liiU) I'd 111 tlllw
\\hnll' l't ond h,sll \\iht•lf• the\
hotlll'mthlc•JH'Ill'trulln g II 51\ Ill
s 1 • 111 1, 11 r 1 S ,. nq,. a t " '"
Imp• cR t•<l hJ • £• ••n a•, Joh11
M.uagt•l lliiiHir .uul Mtrh11d
Munrnc• t•ntor
Mill'lolt'l ltlfl ,all Ofln'li with
Hi puml and ulso hucl u g.amr
lugh 13 rc•hounds
'I fu 1 hnd tlw uppurtuntt to
go 1ft, ~aid \klr~r>l!i l..ucJdb
"lwn I got iu I pia' clh\ I'll I\-\ ••
lortunnl•• that I gut to phi\
.• ~·~munalt • nrll Old I\\ htH\;a,
I hI' Pt ond h•.1dang c'Olt'l ol
the r.nnh ttl .,,,,h I I pouu:~, a.ud
'o\1 m~t•l hart a ~~ ••nt g.un•• lie
\'\a gt .tt II "u 3 goud I l'lllll
• llort R.1lt•tgh .lnd I Pnt I fen·
dnll both contnbutt•d IZ pomts
aptt•ct• :mel \'nl.z. had lin :u, i ''
Mungt•l s ""a' !hl' main lor u
nothet· contnbuung lnt tar
Wali OUI$IUI\lhll g fHIS"ilng and
bull ho.ndllng by the 11tonce..­
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Donnan unh llild mw tttmoo.t•
r:ornhtnNJ , "hath IS unu1>ual Cor
I.UI muc·h II.!> tho\ handlu thl' • ball," ,.,ud Sl'tn(>t'f't.
Now, that's a formula you
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Marc Spector Marc Spector Marc Spector Marc Specter
Neighbor s & Neighbors &
Csrpondor Carpendor Chris Pauu Mark Lowell
The Bag Lsdy The Bag Lsdy
Noise at Noon Noise at Noon Nolae at Noon Nolu at Noon
Brian Wilson Tho Bag Lsdy Saturn Research Ken Dickey
Narayan Kalmal Spudboy Csthy Jenkins Lauren Busche
Dave Zuckerman
Dave Thompson Dave Grill The Mr. Amoeba
01/ Music Hour
Mark tho Shark Mark tho Shark Ugly Chuck Dave Thompson
& Diner Dave & Diner Dave
&Jautlful Music Oarby& Joen
with Penny Tratlon, "For those with
Dick Vew ec/ectfc taste."
& Chuck Roast
rry 19, 1984 Pioneer Log, January 19, 1984 Cable x301
Friday Saturday Sunday
Marc Specter
Chris Pauu
Narayan Kaimal
Cathy Jenkins
$eourFroah
Jim Wilcox with Stephany Brown
now Fresh Scent
Funk Matters
Spudboy Saturday '60.s Doctor
Students tor Dave Grill Mr. Amoeba SooHoo
Stephany Brown Funk Masters
Doctor Ugly Chuclc
Ken Dickey & A~J. the D.J.
Neighbors Darby& Joan Mike Lutz
"For those with Weekend Reco~ery & Carpender
ec/ectlc taste.·· spcnC't•r (;(-n~in
01 th!l 1'10001<·r
• Patch Oa\ 1'he \\other t ouncil • \\111 repaar ~our tom clothln 8 or rl'plact•
bullon &om 10 .m to 3 p m 111 tht•
'l'raal Room
• 11lc Idea E. chan~t· ,~,u ta&.:t• pia ·c
&om noon unul 1 p m In llw Ill ycr
room
• :o.tudcna 1nm1 th« -.pnng' • -.o\tcl
Union <:h~eas l'r'o~am ''I ~ &.rc
thesr n'flcc:uon m a hde pre "nlauon
at 3:30 and 1 30 p m m ttw Counc1l
Cham ben;
• ... hoc'-: oi the \ t:'\\ Ru..:,inn lmml­
ernnt m gon • Prole or L.en.-.
I en or Reed College pre ent a
ound 5\TIChronlz.ed lidt• pre cnt tlon
and lt•cture on the hlr.toncal cuhuml
ISoclnl and economac: tssucs con
tronted b) tht.> Russian immigrant C(liTI
murut) '"hsch ha emr.rgt>d in rortland
durin& the o·caUtld tlurd "m of
0\1Ct tmmagration The presentntwn
\\'IU tal;c plAce utlhl' Oregon Ht&toncnl
OC1CI\ at 11 n.m
• l..abor on f'ilm. Mnd Rn tT i por­
tr:rut of ll small communll\ and the
tnun fell during nn cconomtc dO\\'tl
tum Blue Collar documt•nt worken.
assunung 0\'\Tier. hlp or n t cttl!) \\ht'n
the parent company finds 11 unpro6tn
ble Both films \\111 be hCMTI al P"'"
at the NOJ11n' e 1 f.11m stud\ Center •
1!19 \\ Park
• teterand Fl'ankrepresenuuh ~ w1U
be on campus m 1 omhm;on from i to
30 p m to aaJJ; mlh cudent 11\lt!f'
ested m a career ,,,,h ahcsr compnn.)
• "'Th (' un ivn.l of Cu hurc. An a 11-dn \
oonrerence m Bea\'er flllll 111 tlw
Ore on H161oncal Center 1230 \\
P:m wtll focm. on &he unn al of cui·
tUI", uch a ... Hbparuc. Rusi\Jan 11cn
and l.aounn Fat more mfonnoti(ln , call
Chct OrtofTat zn -t7~l
• lhc Portland UmT'enCc (~lllltn • • open the nc" ·'ear "~lh un e tubil 01
work b) Ghm Corb II l.ebon.th Oe \\11
Bell) l.otqu&sl and Relet Pz:aL:i
• • The L ~ men' bukctball team
meet Pacific Unh erssty in Pamvhn at
7 Opm
• "tate of thP. .~. Santone R1chard
Poppmo pt'l"lonm• '" orl h) 'hu·
mann Btz.et Du Ponr and \ tlln·l..obn~o
Popp no lti an LC taouh) mt•mbt:i
E' ans W'\uditonum o p m
Page 8 • tlarThon ford ~tn.r' 1n Raulr:r. uf
'he l~»l Ark tn t)w C.oun\ tl (hnmh<'t n.t
7 and •1 o p m \dmhs.Jon " l so
BrouRhl to \OU h '>Oi'1\
• f llmmrtl\t!f' 1\nd cutl••rtor Jot• Vin·
t).;c:n, ol "oattle (li"''M!fll clip" thut \\ cr •'
populur 10 mmin Juk• bo't'S dunng
th•· 1940 lndudt d tn the thn!t•·numllt•
chps lUt m.sal\ 1 :~mou:-mu 'H'41!"•'!f-"on·
ahtHl otthc t.'l :t '\ortm' t.•st him 'fUd)
Ccnte>r. 1219 :-\\ Park p m
• Tlw crt' a lion "" olution contrO\ CJ'~)
\\111 be the topic ot the frida.) f<"oruan
noon at clark t ollcttl' t 05tcr ,\ud&to·
num 10 \ nncou' ~ \\a "'h for mori'!
mtonnauon cull Bob \to er at IZOti I
6' 9·0ZOb
• 1ltc L ''omen' Ba"'ketball terun
pia) Padtic at ; p m m Pumphn
• 'tltc I.C \\Jm terun ,,,u meet Ct>nUal
\\' hm~ton at 1 t' m 10 Zt'hnt bauer
fla\lhon n« '' t~ Pomphn t
• "snturrl1\ ..,IJIII'IhOp l' for Teach IS'"·
"Tcnchlng ft 'hnfques ,' 'CurttfCl'
Italic llanth,nting and • ComptliN
en e.; \\ ord ProCl'" ang ror t;tfuca·
tor: Call 'iU an l1agelatthe Ollit::t• of
onlinuing ~tudie~ tor addltionul
mfonnaiJon
• Prcfe!lo'cr r\Mhur l\.in-., ,,;n be -p••akang at the coll~t;t l!l.ano teaches
at Rutscrs Umw.!rsiiJ ~chool of U\\
and lor O\ er 40 \ C111"6 has been at the -forefront of the truE:slc of civil und
conr;UtutJonal nght 10 this counll"\' He
will 6pl"al; sn Templeton al J pn1
• The orth\\ c t f11m ~tud\ Center ,
pre ent"' th•· 12th Jntemational Child·
ren s f'ilm festl\al nu prognm of
Amencan -:mnde films snclude An~u .
l.osr the ad\ t!ntures of a de\ er ~cot ·
tl h Ten1cr and The Elr•cmc Grund·
morhn-, ho ed on the Ra\ Brndbur\' , ~
tory of a youn 8 father \\ ho h1rcs a
r'Uhol to • .u l' tor his three motlwril•U
chlltlrm shm .. tlmt· 1~ 2 p m ot 1219
\\' p I •
• t:ity RaiiP-1, a dance comp:tn) pres·
enth ent0\1n a r • tdencv at tlw Mit. ---tlcrrMn J,~ .. , h Communll\ C'l!lltt•r ",u -pre t~nt "' o P•'c.tal Prent:~o~ pt:rfo,...
mane•' atrhe cent •r at~ p m The CP.n·
ItT 1 locat••d 6651 -\\ Capnol
Hl~h, .. n\ -
• \\'hal 1 Huma.lJ~ ,\Jl \bout?" A
conlerenc•' lt•atunng Bettt• Chambt•r
and lrrcd trd\\aNi5 of thl' Ament:an
Humana 1 t\6 oC1allon , '",11 bc held
trom 10 :l m to 3~0 p m althu Unrtar·
1an Unht•r"ali 1 l't!IIO\' h1p '1505 !::aM
lbth st \'llnr oUH>.r, \\'a:;h A fcc ol
S2 50 \\111 lh• chargi!d • 11w t•ur1lllnd Stott tlniH'r"l'' (In~·
.. ir,ol (,ultur ..,,.,, .~ contmuc '' "p m.
w1th a pt'llomutnt I' h~ Jam• .s Klint' 10
;~ t;uH'ttln Hnll, ttiZO ~.\\ l'ark tor
lie._,., mlorm;alton . all 2.!9 I I JO
• • • J1w Oth(!f' II nil ur th~ ky." 1\n
,. rotting portr.llll ol tht• Pt'ople'
Republic ol t hsna ••t•n through th••
C.) es or ft dt•ll'(tUIIOO Ol Antl'Ot;Jn
\\ omt•n ~oC'&DI1 t ultur.11 and politir..U
concom~ au• Aplored m an eflort to
compr-eh••nd a ot 1 d) that ha lcmg b
clo ~~to u Th1 film I thuthirrl in tlw
\\oman ' tlilm ~£'111' bt•mg hown 10
Tomlin on AI 7:30 p m
• f'r,•l'lh 'tart, a nC\\ conc•t•ntrnu•d
tour-hourcour •' on hO\' to top 'mok·
m IS lll'lng oltt~ed to t'mol.;t•rs uu'l·
mg toda.) h.) llw \me!ric 3n Canct.'r
::IOCll'l\ and thu ,\nwrican Red Crus ..
All f:'S-ann un tnll' l"htl chmc will b\.•
held nt thfl Rt•d Cro~s Chuptt~ Sc",c~·
< en11·r, ~K35 s \\ Kl'll.) r or mort:
tnfonnauon1 call tho boc.tr.ty at !95·
tjl22
• Thn 62nd ;\.r10unl ~C'hool uf Rell·
gJou,., 1 cw-rung wdl open tonight at
fo'1r .. t Umtcd Methodist Church 1 ht
annual c"m\1, IIJlOil orcd b) lkument ·
cill ~1uu Inc of Or..•gon, pro,idc
leader h11, trnuung , per on l tmnc·h·
ment and blhlu:al tud1e tor l'eliglOu
profc sional and lo\'pen>on of the
Jl."'i h Catholic and Prot a tant tradJ •
hon t'or additional mfonnation c:ill
tht• Rc Hm .. ard fO\\Ier ut 6~4·9153
•
• ll"cdorid : ~tan- , l"rt':otdt•nc ol Obcr·
hn Collcgt• and acd3Jmed Ja).l. mu~>t ·
clan ''111 puak on "Red und Hot Jaa
In tht• SO\H'I limon Jan. Z..t nt3:30 and
s oo p m 10 t::' am• ,\uditonum
• sOFA JW'I''It•nt., Clta.t•n 1\nrw const·
d(lf .. d 10 bt• .. , JH'rlec:t lilm.ll nuttht• ba.st
.-\mt•ncan t11m ol alltimL'. ~hO\VUmc 1:.
i p m 10 the l ounc•al Chumbcr:.,
adnu IUni i5C'CI115
•
• "tlw be._t way to begin nmmng I'
iu&t to do 11 " Do 11 \\llh the 1 ~\ill! and
Cl01rk Fun Run at 1 p m c·\ t.'f"\ f<nda\ • •
~l .. t•t at Student Ht•ulth \t'l"\1l'e' ,-\part-
mt.'nt, l •:mplt•ton Ct·ntl·r Runn1ng b
pcM ertully ~ood nwdscme tor the
human machtnl' • ,\ b-i~>k waJk IS also ulft'l c>d t.>\'CI")
Moruiu\' to t-'ndftl at mum tu tudentJ
.md 1 all Gall • ~~ 280 lor &nformuHon
• "Tht! f~nf(1u, tho Onn:r ond tht• Homb"
16 a r.clur· ·~c· thnt \\Ill t••plort• vonou::t
,,spt r.t ol AmN'It.an "O\it t t••nsion~o
with pcC't.,) t.mphu ~<l un nul'lHar \•\'t•n·
pon and tet hnolnR\ ' 11w counw \\ill
bu taught un T\wtodoy IT om 7 to 9 p.tn
m B.triU'o''lfllllat (Inc lo;nmuli Commun­
I 0 to Mnrch 13 C<1U
2,W lur n ddinon nl tty Colll'gll , Jnn
tiS7·8 100. lnt
informuuon
• ''lmngc .. ul l.abor." 'Ruildtn~ .t Nco.'
\\'urld Bhtr.lo; l.abor Photographs .
Porti.11HI Art MUI'II'Urn 1 Z 19 \\' Pari\
,\vi' E ht bit conunu 'fi unt 11 fo f!b 12
for turthcr anlormuuon call 226·21\ 11
~ l11c Japo.nt"H' ,,., tlnn ottlu tor 1gn
languages nnrl htt•1 aturcs dt•p.1r1nwnt
\\ill be shO\,,ng thP. Japant'IW rihn
Yo;•mbo"1th f.ngh h uh 1111&- ~hO\' •
tm~ 1 7 p m tn 1 omhn:.on .
• Rcpr•• l'ntoth n~> trom the llnh CS"'>II)'
of Pugct sound ~chool ol I '' w11llw
ot tho Monteith Room ln>m t :~O to I 30
p m oftenng .tn mtonn<tllnn s•·~~•on to
all intl'f •:.ted :.tudcnls
• 'fh~· .royNtOill! Gnlhry prt'St!nls
\\'01 1.:::-on P..lJll'l' by Wilham nnd C) n•
th1n ftictvllldl unlll F11b 5
• \r" dupartmclll howinR~ \\'ill tukc
pli\CL m thcTha.)'t't ruorm; lrom 11 unul
IZ:30 p.m '~lilJOr and non·nta)ont nre
tn\1lcd 10 come .md di cu thn poss1·
b.ility of oltrning photograph.) cia cs
• h l'rom l'hu f1ber Bicnnlu.l ." A
rnre opportullll.) to ,,e\, togcthCJ' the
l11 gh quaht.) fiber\\ or\: of a group ol
artists IO\ oh cd in one of th•• mo 1
dynamic nrt mo,cmt•nt today-"fiber
ru1 Exhablt opt•n unt1l Peb 1~ Con·
tt mporlll) ' Cr.ttl:> Galler.> 3934 * \\
Corht•tl for more mtonnatlon c til
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• .senJot"> nnd Otl.( 1mpu' "tudt'nt~ Ould
hnt• l()r.) ~~rbook photo 1 · J.tn 30 ':!uhrrul
to ~ 1.1r. Photosraphcn. t\'ail:~bk s1gn
up m Tnul Room bt'gtnnl~ Jan !!I tor up­
pomtmt•nts J,.m 2.1·27. Qm• thm .... ~ Call e\1
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fret> ot c hargt• and "hould be a.ddl"l•"'-.cd to
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LC 1tudenb
lheae Plat1·
array of lacl
coldweatht
from left to
Terri Wlthel
1trate1 the
Surnmer
Leslie, locum
Of !he~~
\ SlS.OOO gr.\
Depa.nment of
cnabl~.-'<1 IA\"'1~ a
to pi'OClced w11
Archacologtcru
the hr~tonc Chi
~e m CO\.'\.Ih
thr6 ,,umml'r.
)Omlll I Se"IO(
The •lit> lor I
!WOn:. progrom t
18-Aug 10. 111.1111
da.'\.TI lrom th
from Pontand a
lag .. 01 Cat hoi
field :-.latiofl.ll \
Edl•r :-.rud to
knowledge tht
L( has I"CCCl\ t
Th • :o>clllmnel
~ Memwcthut
liam ClaN. m 18
mg or 1<1 largt•
The silt! i CXIX"C
malion about t
cultun• ot the
llld thr. chang
In 1\afl\t• htl'\ ..
oontaC't ''1lh [·
tari) h1Monc 11
Moording 1
~pokesman tur
hfu scn.1cc the
11np olland '"
rl\'e,.r t!m~ofl an
'"8 b) nm.'\tcmr
iWcausc.• th~
Sen.,ce ts roan
pi"nltl(' 1 rhc I.Ji
~n loo~o;Jns t
1101\er&JI) to
~td Gra\le .
hpected 10 1.1
operate m thn
6 .. td wort, lab
diungl and cur