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

Volume 48, Number 13

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1984-01-02

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19, 1984 Lewis and Clark College Vol. 48 No. 13, January 26. 1984
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LC students traditionally tread on thin Ice, especially around midterms But
these Plett-Howard residents took It to a chilling extreme With a unique
array or lac roue sllcka, broom• and tennla bella. they took advantage of the
cold weather to develop Portland 's version of fee hex: key broom bait Above
from left to right are Kevin Erdman, Kevin Egan .. Jim Frank. Den Capozola,
Terrt Withe,.., Frank Seckler and Keller Laroa. At rtght, Kevin Egan demon·
atratea the sweep atroke Photo~ by Chris Bennett.
Su1n1ner field school planned
LC lands nds to excavate ancient villa.,..._e
,\ SJS ooo grnnt trom the U
lWpartmcnl ot tht• lntenor has
nahled IA"'\Otl~ <lnd ('lrui.: CollllgC
lo proc !ed \.~11h pbn~ for an
\rchaootosu:al f 1cld 'Lhool at
the histone ChmooS.. lndsan Vii·
!age In l CM luz Count), Wa~h
this · umrnt'r. b;:Ud Oinoctot • of
ummt•r • liaons Std Edc•r.
Tile ill' fo1· lht• ~ummcr ~ ..
sions program 10 bt• olf1.:n.·d June
\8...\ug 10, will be ;.tbout 15 mile-.
down bum tht• (.olunabro RJ\cr
trum l'ortlond at lht• ( hmool. \ il·
LlJ;t• ot tholpotlf' on th,• Rtclgu­
lidd ~auon.ll Wildhtn Refuge.
tdt!r' 5.Hd to lhl' be~l ol hts
l..nowlf'dg•· thas it; the fin.t timt•
tc hns rerJt"'' .~1 ut•h n contract
11t &etth•nwnl wa~> dt!scnbed
bJ l'.h.•rTn\.t•thnl ' ~~1s and \.\ al
liamCI dm 180S·lg()6a,consJst·
ing of It l.1rgt woodt-n houses.
The &ilc is •' 'J>eelt>d h> > 1eld in for""
11'14taon about tht• Ll11• pnc•ht toric
cultun• ol th•• Clunouk lndtan"
lllld the ch.utgt> ""htch oocum'd
In natiw lih•\\'D\' (l!i a ~ .. ull ol • cont.•ct \\tlh l.uro· mencanr;, tn
earl)• haaton1. llmt•-..
Aroordtng to Bhun Grn\.t'' 3
&JJOio.raman tor the f 1 h <~nd \.\ ild·
hft> Sef\lc ••• lht! qunrtt•r-rm le lung
atn~l otland it-hcu-.g d •-..troV'"'d by
n\n • ro~un ;.md tXc :.1on.alloot·
1"& h\ .lm.'llt·ur •m lweh)tP'I~
EWe lU~ lhfl ft h und \\ ildldt•
SeiVlor• rs rrond;stt1d b\ Ll\' to •
Jli'OII~t the lnnc..l, uninal... hnd
boon looiUnfC lor a locally bast!d
Ufll\'f!r II) to U,Cll\'ah• I ht• :>He.
Qtd Gmu•s The prvlt'CI es
ClJI(l(lt•d IU last thrt!C .)'C.'li'S and
Operate an thn dlflt•n•nt st~cs
G,;ld wor\, lAb lllutl)'f>IS (carhon
<iA11~ 1 and ~urauon uf ;tl1tfurts ; and t'l'pun wnung
Directing th1• opcnataon nre
Rick Minot and t\.aiiU) n Too pel lJ
husb.lnd and \"\lf,-. ttmm trom the
l ruver~H.) ol Oregon~ anthropol ·
og) dt!partmcnt From 1~7fr79
the coupll! dJnt:t• t.l the Un1\ :.'1'
''I) ot Oregon .. ..,ummer ,vchat.'"
logtca.l Field ~-hool ~m
ThL"\ h.l\'C been '"' olwd \~1fh -ficld work at th1· mouth of the Colurnhaa Ri\"Cr, :and are pi"('
t>ntl) f>rtgagt~ an arctult'logrcal
nnd histoncal C'C-'i&rch in th.•
Cnlumhi;, Gorge \fanor and 1oe­
pcl NIH~ o.lso h.ad thetrwor\i: pub­
lished an num~.o-rous proles on:d
publrt .JIIOOS.
Dr .,ltphen 8dt kharn histOJ)
prolt·"or m.:~de the anllla.l con­
tact to .ccure tht--: gr.~nr. and des·
cnbcd the coup!"- ilh o definrte a se1 to th pro ect [k Jane
At'-Jnson. chau·person olthe OCI·
olog\ department !i3.1d l\linor w
z;pnng term course. lntnx.lu tlon
h:J ,\rehaclog_\ ""'11! cnnch the
~ology c::umc::ulum he added
that th dep.anmPnl • looking 111
the po-ssabthtyot e.\pandtng mto a
oombmoo anthropol social·
og\ dcpannwnt In tht• n ~ 1 1hn.-c
" 'df"S -LC wdl be cooduodng :a n..."CC'\111
mcnt campaign throu,:hout tl -
\\ " 1 Coast an search af lS stu·
dent Interested m an::tuool~ ·
,\!though pn:..'\':tOU on lit• ·:~:pe­
nence will not be tt!QUU"c<i a
hmtted number of S?..SO tlpcnd
\\.111 be U\\.7lrd~ on the baSls of
cholarb abiht.) and IJnOr
C.' J)(-'1'1 ent'X!.
Class of 1984 sets II Senior Ch"""""
u:sllc Malmqubt
01 I hc1 Pioneer U1(
\:. Commt>n l'tn~nl drnw
nt.>arer, senaon; an• being ~tiled to
s•·l inmh-etJ tn plnnnm.g ttw
cen!mom and n \"ant•!\' ol St'mor -.
3Cil\1llt~
At the 6r:st St'ntor pro1 t mt-'CI·
mg Jan 11 scmor\lichlwl Utggm
and 1'\ en othL'f ~>t'l\lor cluunnen
planned and Ofl;ant7\"tl ~&A l-.aMt'
group" mdudmg ft C:lHlltnt•m
munt ~pe.lk"r St•locllnn Comnul·
''" cntor h•,.,ll\llll'S Cornmallt!f'
"' ·nmr W~l\.cnd Cnmnuttuo . Bac­
c.sl<~ur~J te C't•rcmon\ nncl
~pe.:tl.t•r ( ~mm ath•t• , Comnwnu
mrnt Program Comnullt'f• , anu.m
-\lumn1 Rcp""'.st't\laiiH' Cumnut·
too
Pllotull( thu t'lt'' :L!Iuor ChaJ·
lengt•," the 19.._"-t « Ia:-.~ t\.1:. al.so
estahli!thcd u sdlPI:ll'$hlp loa tun·
101'S and ~en ion> 31 I ("
II usec.J to he that the gradual·
mg ci.16S would E:J'-i' gal\ s to the
t:oJicge m o,;tUnL' tang1bh• lonn.
10o11d lliMJns But ntl\\., sam lht•
ro:.t of::tn todUllliiOO 1 SO h&gh. II
importantJ oru to~nHu ontnbu lion ur hO\' otappn:•cia110n tot he
t:Ollt:gt• h) ~111ng up a f><'hoJM.
!>htp fund to hdp JUnaors and
scntars "llh continu••d uppon
t:.ar h '>l•nto• an lht~ gradunung
eta \'\111 pt"!'niOn;tll) ph .. od e and
tlw challen~c ... ~111 e~.,, bt>tween
gr.arlwti~ eta se as to ,,'flo \\lll
rontnbutl•the most to the fund tn
tht..'1r graduatuv: year lntt•rc:;t
t;t>ncrutcd ,,,n go tow:tn.J the
schnlan.htps
Utggms bUppurted the plan sa~m.g. II r. 1101 the adnunt51ru
tion ~~,ng G1\ J nltlllt"\ lu a ,;t•n­
eral fiwd 11 the :naor· class tn
and ol th •rnSt' .. ht•S SoaYHl& Lt~
~-:ontnbut" Wf' \\ani IO do il
I'he ommcnocmcnt "pc.ll.:er
CommiUr>e wodJng \\ llh lh 001·
l • t• tru tc ha:. tl4rTOh"ed the
IOJJ fi\~ a.c~ now pc.lk('f' cho1
10 (onntlt'~~~taf\ obtatctl 111'\' • •
..:1 Singer. Holocnui>t \'\nter £Jhc
\\!'a tel fomwr Pn·~tdt'nl
Jrmm Cnrtt:!r nt..'\\ nru~onnan
5 THESIS SEASO:">J Oa,1d t!nn~· 11nd :-.upn::m
cour:t Jur.ll· . .....-sndrn Oa\ 0 Con •
noT Th•• s~ ... ,·: \\"ho Is ch n
"""111 :speak on an mtr_.m.atlon.11
tSRl'
\lcmbcrshlp tot he rn~orpllln·
rurv; nnd Ofl;UDWJUorul eommil
let"' is open and more p:111tCip:tnls
nrent!Cd•~
The semors plan the ctt\'1U
not the admint trntton ommn
let:\ are IU 1 s:uarung and there~
pl"nt\ ol room, saad Hagg~n ...
\\ hilt• mo-.t stutltllt:. .1n· conlt'!mplatang upconur~ midtem~.S. 3 number of niors
art' tn the throe uf tht>Jr SCillfll' 1 hl• •~ f t>.atum ,,,;ItT C...ath} ~l~eltAI to 11\ nnd
r.oonomit "maaor.> uhoulthc up ancl do"n OJ thPSI \\nil OJ:
9 ~IONROE DOCTRJ\:E
\\llh ,~-enllll'lt' and mottvatton , JUnior tt. t1.1cl Monroe put hcl a C.:nhcr. hu
wnd athlt'l tudentand pMHnnu cmplm-e.•aU 10 a Ua) work • Series covers variety of issues • Women's Center presents films Campus in Brief
Mftn•mn r. RntrllfT
Of thn I'I(W1()17 tq; Olrol Hnmmett
Of tho pjon<'ll'r Log aga ol ditfcrent drcum:;ranct'S "
~ld "ii~O
Ftlml\ Include the problume. of
mlnont it'll toonago t). citiUlO!l of
dlflcrlng cx~onomic:-cluses. lesbl
anl'l and men in their roles.
bo:.ldo• thO preM!OIIltJOn of tho
t"•atment or women in soc1ety
past and prMCnt lnswad the> group consl11ts or 12
nctlvc membol"' ond occasional
par11clpnntll The maJority of the
members oro !lonlont who find
that tho tucpc•rion ce with tilt
Women • Ccntt•r can aid them
ath•r gr-nduatton Dean runs to new position
\\'irh thu :-pcl'('d and l.lM\<:e of rlu fumoua Gn.•ck mnrarhont'r
Phadip1dts.' Peter GJimoro ha!> madu tht tron,ltlon trom BIISJ!Itont
dt.Wl ol adm.h!\lonl' to owner of a n.mning stan• in L.ali.u O!.-wt:go
The store'., nam • Is ' Phidiplde.'> ."
Gtlmore "tarted working nt l.C 10 Jul) 19&3 Hir; la"t dny Wll'~ Jnn
l!l. IW.
,\ a~'ltant de3Jl of adml<'>tons Gilmoru partacapatt>d m
rccn.uting and e\'aluating apphcation foldt'!J"S. He "1l" in charge of
tnlnonh -3ttairs and ~.~rote a parents' nt!\~ '!detttw .
\ nattonal seMCh for n """" a'sastnnt dean w\11\x• conductt.>d
'ta.rtmg March 1 and the po~atton witl bt) 1\llt>d bv July I, said Potur
l.ot'b dean or admlN>ion~ Untal then, . \H'II hal.'\! to :.cnunbiP .. 3!>
w"'ll onh tu' • 6ve people doing the wori.. ot ~' " ht• ~d
LC eyes Whitman system
The c-omputerization of\\1lUrrutn Collegu wa" the focus last
friday ol J\ndrm' Rembert. dt>.an ol lac-uh •, John Miller computer
~tysrem!' mnnagcr . Harw\ Shapii'O. u" octutP pt'OftNlor and chair ol
computer !';Cience and Peter 'llycum. Ia~ ,,·hool llbrnnan
··rhl!') went to se1> h01." anothl'l' collt·g~ UMl" c:omputor fnciUue~
academically and administrnll\:('l\ ~id the . rotary to the doon
o( the larolh. •
Pioneers ptlt on weights
~.._ thousand dollars wonh ol nt"" oquapmcnt wa!> added to the
weight room on Jan. 16 from lunds miM:d b) the Pioneer Athletic
Club
In the pa_!>t th~ was a \1lr.lt) athletiC wctght room and a
genenl coll~l~ wei8l\l room NOlo'\ these room' are rombmed
which oll01.n t'\er)'One to eniO) aJI tht.>Se (acihtle' " SAid f"rt>d
\\ilson dtrcctor of athletics. •
'Howe'\.er , m combining the. .. e room. \\e are more in a pos1uon
ol habilil) and. second. '-"''e cant loonl it ,,,de opt•n" so the room
, .. ,u have to be su~i~d . he satd
Before. the ''eight room~o "ttre open trom 8 am to 11 p m The
ntl'\\ hours ror eenetal U!'>C are Monciny through Friday. 11 a m to 1
p m; Monday through Thursda) , 7 to 9 p m. and w~el.endl'. trom 2
to_, p.m
Right """ we're ;ust fE.-eling our wny, trving to see what worluo
best." ).~lid \\'ilson.
Costa Ricans into fishing
Three CO<Iita Rican fu.hene5 CllipeMa are at LAMis and C~ this
ll.-nn studying Oregon s fishmg andu~oU) '. from catcrung. to
proces511lg. to rnaricetmg. under the Instruction of BIU Jensen.
proles~r of bw.ine5l adrrunastration
They are also studying Engllbh at the Atncnc;:m l...aJl8uage
ln•titute.
Thetr TUlJ1le5 are Ramiro Crawford , Olman Munoz and Helbe11
S&Ta\'\A. Tiley are living In the Copeland dorTilitory , B-20.
1beu-stay i5 !lponsored by Partnera of Amenca. a non·profit
organ.wtoon wtucn serves aa an ILDllJatton Detween the U.S and
countries of Latin America for the purpo-.e of cultural, educational
and social exchange
Ca1npus elections nea1ing
Electlont; are gearin& up an other pla~ besldel> Wuhlngton .
DC
Lewi. .. Gnd Cla.rk elections 4l'f' rut approachins for the new ASLC
gO\'t'mment to replace the old starting spring term.
Petiuoru for candidat~ are due on Feb 3. campaign !ipeeches
Will be given Ftd>. 15 and election• will be on Peb Zl.
A major qu~lion at the out.et of thl• election 16 sure to be, '\ViU
Zephr run again?'
Student attempts suicide
Peter Carlin and Todd Nia.aen
0( tM l'larlbill Lof!
A ~1a and Clark student
attempted auicide lut Jo'riday
night between 7~0 and 8 p m.
according lo Dean of Studf'nls
Dick .sorenson.
Sorenson aald the VJCtim waa
11po1too by another ~tudt·nt, who
caDed Sacuriry . Security then
called ffik--ue vehicles and noll·
lied Soren110n. who waa ar the
men's bat~.ketball ~me .
"t:"lt)'thlng worked pcritJC·IIy,"
Mid Soren-"fln 'The wholo 11Uin~
of events with P.\-oeryonc acting
resJJOniibly clearly aal.'ed a life ••
Sorcn60ll Nlld the srud,.nr Ia in
ausfadary condition ar a local
hospitAl.
Dan McKitridl. actmg dil"f!Ctor
or the Studenr CouMelif\8 Ceo·
ter, IWd there are about rwu or
three RUode aHempta a year at
Page2 LC. McKltrick. who has been at
LC alnce ~ptr.mber, Mid aa far as
he knOW& thero have been no suc­
c-c~ful attempts .
MciUtnc-k said there are a
number of signals a person con·
tt'mplating suicide may send out,
ancludln& depi'UMion or anldety,
a dl'Cbning tntCI"86t an people and
atudin. changc~t m behavior•uc h
aa wuigha Ouctuauon or-withdra­
wal a audd••n lift In spirits due to
rt•llf•f In haVIng made a dtw:111ion
to cornmll PIUicldt•, und propara·
don for death bUCh a• gwlng away
po&~!i!dnna ,
McK!Ifick scud per-.on• con·
templatmg "utddo ahould talk to
a truated pen.on auch aa a resi­
dent assJatanl or director. ~k
help from a ooun&elor or otht-r
lTainnd Individua l and above aJI
not attnmpt to deal with It alone.
flnr additional mfonnation .
conu.e1 the Student Couruellng
Center, mu sss. To cruate a better un <:ampu11
en\ironmt>nl for women. tho
Lcwib nnd t:lu.ril. Women ( untcr
IS ponsonng a tilm ~ric•s rcutul'
lng n wct'•kly preM:ntatlon
1his tenn o\ \.\oman ·~ 1-llm
5<-nc organized b\ M•niot Pam
Sogge. included nane fllm~ I&C\-'Cn
documenuuie~ ond two mo\ie-.1
to bo :ohown C\'Pf'\. Monday night
at ";3() m the Tomlinson room of
the libron· • The object of the film .. erie~ I!'!
to mtrod\tce thv I C c-ommunil
to tssuus which involve women
b) pre~ntins -.uuauon~o applic:-.4
ble to tho audle>nca
The btgge~t problem w1th thtl'>
lfilm ~:>ene.s l 1S not rnough COI.'t!l Concerning tho fir t film
h01.-vn. J<JIIins t 's Soft h. sopho
moru C.reg Berg swd 11le film
.. howcd me that there 1'1 much
more advertl5ing than meet<> tht>
eye and the eAploitalion of
women ts o major pan of the
bu IncA~
~'Ud Deanna Scroggin . {re-.h·
man It preM!nted !>Orne peni·
nent idl'-411'1 in a Crt'ati.vc wav
The LC Women s tenter.
locntt!d In the Stewlll'1 Hall gutht
room I<~ not Led by one mdiv:idual ln thtl pnst the Womon'a C.enttr
hnl'i !lponr;ored programs frotur
lng tho problem t. and Issues r.t>n­
c:cming rape prevention btrth
controll <~eltual hafT'Ils&mont and
lntert1lction botweon profc\r.on
und ftlmalc atudent~o
·1 he Women s tt!ntcr 1s 11
btrong as I vo ever S«>en it and C'\"t
ryono hns a po!'JIII\-"0 attltud~:.
said Sogge
The Womcn''l C.ontcr group
meets t>ve~ Monday nt 3 15 p rn
m tho ~I(' lounge The group
welcome'! newcomers nnd am
lden& ·
La er fears for civil rights
Glenn Pout
or 1ha Planoer ~
Warning thnt today s Amen·
cans mu!>l rnce n "threat to a ban
don oon~litutional gmcmment
In C'\eJ) respect Mhur Kino)
spoke of his c:U~tmguishcd career
aa a c1vil tights lnwyt>r Jan. Zl In
the Council <..hamber.\
t..Jno) profe 'lOr ol con:>tilu
nonal Law at RutgcN> Uni\tmuty
ndvt~ a copaCII} crowd ofboth
lawyt!rs and low <~tudont:i that
'-VO lawyers must respond to
peoples need~
In a ~opeech ~tpnnklcd with
jol..es. 1<inoy recounted th~ case of the United States vs The Unl
led Stntcs Dislr1ct Court. in wh1ch
the nght& or thu federal govern
mont with regards to sun:eillanco
of individuale. was questioned
\.Vhilc ce.MaJn laws were enacted
at the time of the t972 dechuon .
is~ueb ofindividuaJ cwil nghts are
''rrihC'.ally rel(]\.ant and necesc;.ary
in our country today srud KJnoy
'This case hits closely to the
problems of everv person tn this
countrv todav he liWd • Realizing that some of you
wure 3round durin& the 605 in
one lonn or another Kinoy abo
discutosed the conspiracy trial~
against the anti Vietnam War peo­
ple whach occurred during the
ASLC Update
• The lnformatJon and Programming Board has submitted a
&m:ual propo"<t.l to the Templeton GoveminJr Board to install a
large. enclosed calendnr on the waU faci!V( the mailboxes in
Templeton The calendAt 1.\liU dJsplay cnmpus «Mmts for the term.
as weU u a focus on the current week. lt will feature activities or
char1ered organiz.ations athletic events. lectures concens and
6Jms
A new organization hns been In contact with the J&.P Board
expressing an interest In becoming a chartered orgaruz.ation
memben. of the board are enthusallbtlc to test the new chartering
process implemented last term
• The SAAB clection5 will be held dunng the sixth week. If you
are interested in representlng your department on the SAA.B.
contact Vice President Cart Honon
Also becau~oe of ttmln& conOICI6 the Board has decided not to
conduct the general studJea planned earlJer
• Vice President Angelina BcJtio of the Budget and Finance Board
called a special meeting this Wat!k or represent4ltives from
chartered organizations to toll them that budget requests ~ovore up
from lab! )'t!ar w1th funding requests approaching Sl2S,OOO Ttu11
figure doe-s not even mclude monies for SAAB. the commun!cariona
bodies or ASLC compensations
Beilla eAplalnt~ thai lnc:-e the board lb restricted to allocating
approXlma tcly $70.000. large cutt'l would ha1.'8 to be made. and she
gave the chartered groups on opponunlty to revibl' their 0\vn
budget& Her reasorung ta that the group~ have the ~t
understanding of their 01.-vn financial needs, and could probabl,}
benefit from reevaluating thc1r n.-quc:.t6 prior to their appearanc e
bclore 1 he board
• 1\vo commmee po'1tiona remain open ~tudcnt repre.sent:uives
are needed on the Ubrary Comnuttee and on the Truflk Court
Appllcationa are available at the Info De. .. k. Apply immedtately if
you are lnture."t~d
• Aa part of ASLC " goal to heighten appreCiation of Lewis and
Clark tradition!> mei'Tl.bclli or the EJt.ecut1vt: Council have learned
the Alma MatM'. whic-h haa reigned a the !Jchool 60ng 8tnc-c the
'3011 Tht-y will sing It upon request. Thuse are the lyrics:
Standing by WlllamNte ·~; Watt'r
T"'-'V ring o t1r Its bluo,
Rise" our dear Alrru1 Morcr.
Proudly to the \ 1c:Y.. 1
l
Whore II~ town .md Nnow·cappt.>d mountain
Charm the lw4111 ond l'}'t'.
1l1em our lave will Ct!nlc•r e\cr,
Lovtt that cannot dit•.
CHORUS
Swull thcl chorus, E'\'t•r louder
Full of Joy and <:hto.er
HaJJ to thee, our Alma Mater
Lewia and Cl.arll, 60 dew.
-------- -Ntxon admlnlstation He call~
theRe the "most frightonln&
cutMtrophit. constitutional con­
com:. an many years, and
remmdcd hus audience that dur
ing the Reagan adminastr.lliOI\
"mnny of the advancemcn~A
made dunng the 701> have been
rescmded
.. Ole R~n Adnunistr.lUOn ~
reM!Wlrted that the Pres1dent G
the United States has the nght "'
suspend the rights of individu­
ab. said KJnoy 1\Jnoy cited '
recent ruling wh1ch allows l~
CIA and FBI to CllJT.Y out variou1
f'orm~ of spying upon indiVIdual
Amen cans
How do you reconcile thl1
wfth the Fourth, F'it\h, and Finl
Amcndmont87 he asked
Kinoy urgad the audience to
read the new gu1dellnes for t~
FBI "My Cod. we ro back again'
Kmoy shouted in reference to tht
backwards steps taken by the
Reagan adminis tration Wall a
second he told the crowd. "Ra
gan asnt Godr
"The Reagan admin­
istration has re­
asserted that the
President of the
United States has the
right to suspend the
rights of individuals. ~
In light of a recent report bytht
U.S Civil IUghts CommJ$81on
Klnoy suggested the commission
change llr> name to the U.S Corn­
miii-~Sion Againbl Clvil RJghtr.. Tbr
reports he wns referring to
recommended that all advanctJ
made by vnrtoua minority group
during the p..tst two ducades br
thrown out
'Thi• ahre.at to the peace ofthr
worid to the C.onslltutlon ofthr
Unuod Statos-lt.. very real.
Klnoy bald When the authors
the tonatttution drat\ed lhr
Ethic m Govemmen l Actin 1793.
'They had no intention
n..'croatlng n magistrnte whldl
would Invade other rountnrt
CO\'Crtly Mid Kmoy
ln a gowmmen t of low. thtrt
as not hang mom dangerous than•
lack or gowmmt~n t unfor<'emcnl
11wre i11 lo:~'l crimt~ both on tht
11trcNs and \\lithan tho sm-cm­
m~nt bcc-uue;c of onforcemcnl.
8ttld 1<lnov • Referring to his rruany yean
6truggl~. Kinoy told hluuc:Uo
"Wt.• mual all haw theM! ftghtA
flu I'Wd the rolf' of thl' lawyer 1S
ht•lp mdMduala . who pemapt
aro bt•mg Che4ted or their Conatt
tutfonal righta, · What do the)
"''oc•d?'Oluv nt~od tht• mfonnauon : • Tha1'1 where legal folk como in.
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POSTMASTE'
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are SS 75 yea,rf\
The
rioht to deny
which we .ms
IOnslll18 or u
:l occ.asl 0 l1ll
ilority of the
.rs who find
:e with lhlo
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men '> l.enlt,
JT'lli'Ob featur
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ltntlon. birth
-assmcnt and
n profCI\501\
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rcn it and tl\t­
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ienter
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1ers and am •
,n He calll!d
frighlenln~
,lutionnl con­
years and
mce that dur
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dvancement&
Os have been
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! President cl
.ns the right Ill
of indlvidu
Kinoy cited •
ch allows thr
Ty OUI various
)On individ\W
reconcile thu
il\h. and F\nl
asked
e audience to
:lellnes for tht
re back again'
oeference to thr
tnken by tlv
auon 'WaH 1
'\e crowd. Ret-
nadmin­
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at the
fthe
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~pend the
dividuals:
'nt report bytht
• Commlbslon
the commlBSlOII
lo the U.S Com
1ivil Rights ~ s refemng to
~~ aU advanctJ
mont) IO'Cl•Upt
rwo decade:. bt
the peace of
stitution or
is very real
~ lhe author.~
n drafted
:nent Actin 17~tt
intenuon d
strate which
her countnet
ov. • nt of law tht'ff
angerous thana
nt tmforct•mcnt
me both on tht
~·n the gowm rr onforcemont,
s many years d
ld hJsaudloiU'&
\'e tht>~ fighta
fthc lawyer ill
who
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SplrtuaJ Guidance : Sandi
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joumallstlc ethics end college
policies.
Vlewa expre.sed are lh088 of the
wntera and do not neoessariiV
reftect ltle views of the atudent
body. the faculty. or ltle college
admlnisvatlon Unsigned edi10r1ats
are augges18d and ate apprOYed by
the ec:liD8 and managers of thiS
newspaper and refted the maJoritY
opinion of thole olfloln
Selecoon ot eartoona eppeenng
ln l'le Opii'IIOn I8CbOn lt the
respons~bilny of the OpiOlOil Editor.
oneer Log, January 26, 1984 Burlingame Transit Center
1 To Vermont & ShaHuek
3. 44 -ro Sherwood
"It~~~ 39
To lewis & Clark '11,./l
~~~,
To Portland 1 V/)
To Portland 44 N
SW BARBUR BLVD.
•
Lewis and Clark' Trl-Mct bus t~> now numbtlr 39 Number ~0 wena out with
1983
fhe ne'\"'' year has not only produced a ntl\'\. number• but n~ · umes and a
differen1 route as well.
Tn Met now run" from LC to Burtingn.me Trnnsu Ccntw-aery :w minutes \11/llh
limed connections 10 Line 44· Sherwood to Tigard or downtown
Returning from downlm.Yn one mu~tt board Unc H-Shen"'ood at an~ · Ro~ :;top on
Sth \\e •
On ~unda~ howael' , l.ine 1· Vermont O(M!r.Jte more often than line~ -and
would be more COn\'enirn t for trawl fi-om Burllngam1 : to dO\Mltown Line 1-also
stp' 111 all Ro-.e stops
For 'tudents hvmg in tl!e Corbett .,, area a tran,ft:r is rt'(]UiN"d to reach the
college between UnE· 39 LC and Lme -l3· Taylor t"~I"T) Road. The tran!>ft·r c.1n he
rnnde al Tmwdliger and Taylor!' fem· Rood •
Many sourhw~t area localion:; can bt• n•ac·hed directly \\ith a single transfer at
Burbngame ·n-an .. u Ccnlt'f'
,\ light r;:ul hnc wiU cro-." th~ downtrMn mall tn 1986
. Th~ bus farv lj; dNennint•d b) hc:M fnr ont• tru\ el . and the• ~.),..I em Js ill\ cdc1d
mto llve zones LC and Burbngamc uro in 7...onu 2: downtnwn is in Zone 1. and l>O
the c.osh fare is 75 ccnr-. A Monthly Pa!l>s is SZJ lor ullhrr dc~tmatcon A Short
Hopper l•.wne Ten Rid~ Tid:el good lor tnps to Rurhngamt• 15 JU:.I S5 for 10 ndes
'' 2-zone Ten Ride Ticket for tnp 10 downtown cs just 56..50 for 10 nde:s
The nt'\'\' ~he<iulco; ill'e po'>tt>d at thl• tniOI"1Tl.liJOn desk in the Templeton
Ct•nter.
SOFA's Coffee House gl'inds out
Ll.~lfe \ialmquist
or thr Pl-r Late
Oloplny•ng 1heir talent~
through ~>erious perfonnancP:. .
humorou:. !!kll:.. and on the-pot
joke~ the tC communit.} enter
twnt>d the LC communi ty m the
o.,OFA-sponsored Coffue House"
Salurday .
ProJl"CI Director . bOphomore
\'umi Hirahara e"plalned th.atl.C
'ludenh; were continually a!<.king
f()(' more p.1rt1es and activitic~
• Wt• wen• already pacl..ing I he
calttndar wllh acli\ities li"-c
movi~ and parti~ but thU) \'\.cr­
l'n't -.ati-.fled 1 hey wanted 50 me·
thing ctitferent and th~ UColke
Hou-.c' St~mcd to be a pt-.rfectb
dliTt·rent ncti\.lt) said Hirahara
\\'hlle students entertained
their uudienc-e. \Oiunlet~r !'OFA
membt•rs played "restcsuranl''
and wntted on tables The
audJcnce ordered food and coffee
from oflkial menu~< which tt>.a·
tured w.pres-.o coffees. plua.
balu.'<.l good!> and it'C CI"'C<am. Teri Ntlsen
Frnhmen Tlm Schw•rz •nd Dr•k• Ward dt.pl•y their t.lenta In the
SOFA-aponsored "Coffee Hou.e." Much time •nd •ffort wu In-,
volved In the production of this event; howe¥er. It f811ed to be •
moneym•k er.
.'\I though It wat-a Iitle bil unor­
gnni7.cd I though at was neat and
It ~ .. h I.Jnd of fun waltmg on
tables I t'\ f'n put my lips in the
lunds• · 'ioOid !n!shnUtn '"''altros5
Enn f'ntmt·
SQtMUlR rnembd- and ptU"
lonnt•r at t:otTt>e House" t:nc·
Lindburg , fn~shman , ''":;
cnlhUS IO~otlc.
'II wa,. a wholu lot oflun e~ope­
ciA.IIy bt>t"l( on stage I d do it ag.t.~n il tht·re tst."\crllntHhtlronc. "
hl· suid.
Much timt.' 11nd elToN wns
im ol\'f'd 10 the product ton ol
l otlt"tt Hou~ .' but thu L'\'8nt
fallt-d to bt• a mon~ n&Akt>r as
SOh\ au11cn>d a nt•4rl) ssoo los.~
"SOt'.\ 1sn t intcn•s tt~d in profil­
Ing frorn tht!' Culll'C Huusc, · said
Hir.thal'a ll's a se.nlC't! to I C tu­
dcnb .u\tl "'c n• Hlad I he\ \wre so
po~i ll\ ~ about 11 Hit'ahnra
t'mphast~cd ht~ greal i\pprtlda·
lion lo all 10\'0iwd
Commt•n t:. from other ulfee
UouM"f(O(>t'5 ' wuru b.utcally 11051·
th" At1cordmg to freshman Ch1p
Bu~ , it \\mtt 0\t-.r \"'" ~~~ waa • ~merhmg ailll'n!nl chan :tny­
thmg else the campu~ h~ 1!\'Cf'
don •
-, thought lh.lt lot a first tame
thmg 11 was u cXJmplcte suoom s
and Gn ~" ~Uent W3\ tu hmld a • !Oense ol oommuniw , • 1 mnenlcd • sophomon · 1'on) 4'\bt•n:\
Junior Carl tlonon uddt-d,
'llll~ as tht• sort of th1n~ that
uught lo become n traditiun here
.tt LC •
SOl' 1\ IS tentali\"CI.)' pbnnm~
ano&h.-r Coffee House fur • prins tenn.
.. II \'nU d1dn t Ul.e n thb llme be
~ sure to gt>t m\ut\'t!d ne~l umc ao
VOU "ill li}.;c II •• H1rahana SOlid •
Page3 \tn•mnrw nAttllfl
Ot ''"' l'l~:r l
It \\ n Mnn Pious I :snd
\ uung \nwncln"' I or Pt•ac o
'' n• tht ho:ttlltnt--s of nrtich~
wnllfln b '0\1et n!JlOr:tt•r.s about
z; 1 "'',!; tmd clar1... ,tutlL•nt'
Those ammonalh: d 111 tin
'0\'11 1 pn•s "'-e~· thtl .. tuth•nt
\\hO parttetpatcd in the pnng
19.K!l L<~ OH f'Stl85 program to tlw
0\161 Umon lt•d h\ Donna ""'Jh~ •
1\usslan lnllg\11186 anMnlt'IOr
Tht• tollo'' tng nrUClt•
publl IH'd In I ht• \fo.soon
1\.nm c:omO/t!rs , de:-ocrlb~li n
goth •nng of the L C ~tudc•nas wtth
nctors from \,mous \IOS.ClJ\\
th••tlt'I'S \lltllht•r ar·tult! "•1'
wntt••n tc r the Buku \\ urkcr, n
"'"'. papt•r in \~er hailiul 11
Mtlllh nt caucu" of tht• U ~ S K
Thnsc artich• \\l~ trnnslllted
la.'>l h'ml l1\ nu .. :-t:Jil lbnguagt•
studt•nt.
lJtt> \losr.tn• 1\Dm...<;Umolcr~ ~t·
urd.:J) \pnl 30, t9b3
11 \\'\.'- \l\.R VI:!l.OU~' ..
:l'he) re \'l':ltrhing thl' st38C
"h.-re th•• nct10n I unloldang.
11•nse and tull ol dr:una ~tnctly Jl4 tl\ing. tlwrv s no stUf!\' as
uc h mtlwMurh nt .. uuJ•o''lwn
tht• pupil" ul l;,h.,l.m cll-;c••nl tlw
M'r.t'\'t Ul lht• CHill lht .tdOI ,,ncJ
!>Jll't'l<llor 11m put :tS 11 (01\ c :llll'd
I 11 C:ll I o I Mlt
Utt'\ n~ 18 to 20 \'f'.lll'f; llld "tu·
d••nts tmm Jlortlun•t '' ho cnnw to
our c:nuntr\ tt• bet tlltll' llt'llt r
lll:qu;unlt'd with the fWUJlh•
"hose. l.tngtllt •• thl') nn• stud.)
mg 11tOMl on tht• tag• an• n btl
okh•1 thP,> un• nlrnnd~ t)Mldn·
ftlt'S of loll I' olftOI In MOSC:O\\
thealrt s I ht' t un'\~nt tuth•nl"
nn• 111111g hesitlo lht! t(\ll'!ils
Tudll\ tht' too Ul'l! spt:cntnrs
ll~t• ran':S ol ltw guc•sts an• lull
or r.tpt attention tlu~smn ... so
tbllh:ult nnd the hll\'t' not ht•t>n
~tudnn~ 11 lung-mul'll ol the
&liulnf4ut• ,.,r.1pc ' tlwm Ginsc·r: "
tuHII't' tlwatn• "'flt'l;Jnh,.t, cost"' an
lmplonng ~lam'' at f)(mnn Tur-­
I.J,h ~··•ter nonnn. is tlw group
It• &clt•r. und ht• has .m • "''•llunt
comnlitnd ol Hu~'utn :o;uon hon
11011' 1111' llol\l'llllg dO\\n the1
rm' -nlmost n ~imuhancou~>
tmn,lataon
G&nl)'''• uf mur:.c• ''a"' talking
nbout thc.11n.• llbout tlw }lt'rfol'­
mam ,. In i om• of tht• ll\•:.1
pt•r1onnam'(>s I haH' '"cr -..t•t•n It
I gt•nuant• art ht~nu 1• 11 tout'hl' tht1 ~nul In ~'''"''''' tht•r-,.• nn.l
Ol.ln) que•suun' .md an~o\ ... ''r"
jnkl'' nnu toughs m tlw cour--t nl
tlu:-t·\l•nin,.; fht• gue·~ts rtuhng
thcm!'lt.•l\c!; \\1th 8' ''"' • :1e;kt>d
nnd ant-\\ t•r\ltl qut• .. tlunc;; \\lth
pronunciation that uc Ill innnll\
t•llcill'd u Nmilt \nd tht•\ mlh·d
too-at tht• 'l.thakO\ ''tudc•nt!l In atl\'um P oml ""'lt•c tucl1.7fll\lllt
tpnnt.,, ~tlthnugh thurt• wett
otlrnnsl "' U'l' that lntlm• .1 ppll
t'•lllt 1 hu cummt group H• com
pn ••d ol n.ttural 'ltlt'n' ,, and
lllll'nJI anc;; ma1nr and whkh I
thml\ ts 'sp•!f"l,lll\' lmpor1nnt
rtl.I)CU'S in thr tit•ld ut tnterna·
ticm.tl ••llnin; \\ h\ ''"JX'Ciulh 1
-OCKOBCKHH •
KOMCOMOJ\E:U :~.~-,,, •-'•
<<3TO 6blJIO nPEKPACHOL.»
•
~o·ngh-.h But \' lwn tlw rnur.tr.
litnMc·d tmd till',\ all bt•g.m 10
dnnct•, mutuul untlP~tanchn,;
wa' tulh Mabhstwdl
\\ <' pn•pan•d f\'-'O.) t:al"6 for this
tnp Oonnu 't ud'1'h t•ih'r
n•latcd to mt• \\t• unnoum t•tl It Ot~'.lUM' in the nm.t "'" \.H't•lu>
"hit h m_\ .,tudl'ntt. "'ill spend tn
th•• ~o'"'' Unaon the•, "ill bt' bt·t· •
h•a· ablt• to undcl'!'otond JOut·rourt·
II) and tlw peoph: "' ho ll\'c hcrt
und to rnukt biendo; ·with lht•tr
t:ounwrpart.. -.ee 101 your-st·m •
THIS IS IT!! es
\nd I )cmnu nucldr•d •'' two ol tht·
'uun~ pt·oplt• ahsm bt•d In an .tn1
Ill;) It'd rOil\1'1 'lllliCUl oln lnfor
nmtlon u'\thnnutl ""'"in prol(tl•,,
un thu · ub)C'tl nllun,;u.l~W "'IUd\
• 01 c our t! It wusn 1 t'a'ly to
O'l(Oill7ll ull Ul thl!!i' 'lilt' lOft
tlnut•U hut 1 lwn "'' n• ,, I(J"f'.al
uP.tl mum th.m 01 dltlltl) toun tl
and mn!'lt ITllJIClltantly, "'' a!i~
Ullltj \\llh .> nur 'tmng p •ople•nncJ
lind hwnd" ;\llt•r all tlw tnOI'I!
lnt•nds )OU hnH•, tlw lt•wt•r eru
mil's vou I hi\ t' .' -"f·nt·nd11h1p 1 ,, good lhtngr
John tntll•d .tnd ""o'''l'd
thumb• ur ll<i ht• .tppru<trlwd
u \ ,.,, good '
I ht ~UU'I l'o wliJ ( olM')' <1\\11)
impn• .. swns llook" <~nd Oll\l'n­
ln; tn l'hnrv with the Ntuclcnh o~nd
rur ult\ .a.t L.t.•wts and ( lut'k < ol
h•tw Hut 'lt!Vutal t.itlc.. at ow
t ounu' still lit• .thc•,td JWuJtmg
QUI f(UC'<ll'o f ht pmgr.tm Will Con
t ludt• in t'UIIV JUO(I tn l t•nlngrad
1 he• pm t waiJ en t•t but In th
littln r.uu1tyurd on ( hapllglr
stnwtluul(htt•r nmg out lor a lon,
''hlh• u-. the Ru,.,i.ul "dn \.td..
nyu nw1 gc·d \\ilh tlw 1-ngll~
"~ood byt• ' Nt•lthct thn gue\IJ
nor llw hn,t5 tt•lt llktl snymg llln'
w,~u . und thutthu) pm tl'd tfh·nd
The Last Official Men's Lacrosse
Club (Mandatory) Meeting
7:30 P.M., MONDAY, JANUARY 30TH
In The Coffee Shop, Templeton Center
This Is your last chance. Contact Lee Morse, P.O. Box 1911 If you cannot attend.
Page 4 Pioneer Log, January 26, l984 Win1
(;nthy Skgd
Of thl't l'IDn•'"'r l~
\\hilt· "'""' '· ,ttull'nt& u~· I"
lt'J1l1R, mnnv ol I
the lhi'Of' ul
!iCntUI I hC!iiJS
Onlv ~cnam ,
donal uffiur.> c
d('p.·u1mtml an.1
mil tht•scs und
wmor uronnmso
JA nmjon; h,l\ •
thinking about tl
the nuddlt ol (uJ
dcpannwntfi in
till' I ht•Stlll ill
Octutx•r. I mrn l
l'\\'1' ttl£' '" 0 th•f.
th£'11' a(llJI'OUC h l
nw~c:; tn l}w
arc p~!lcrHPd ~
(or m<~Jl)' !lt\Jdt•t
mldtl•nn~ 1 hi
set•m:. to lt.-~\:0 ,.,
for u numbf-1 ol
\\'inter b ro<t k
umc \ ou ha\ ,. 1 -bc<'..uu o lalltt~nr
thl• Acfntnn d 1
\\hlch '\IUdtmts I
a '' eek. \\111 e a
book. .tnd ••• SUI
th~ tenn co·pt
discus 10n-un 1es
nt f\\.lo olthr
lc•rl an .m uni
1 un lnfCJ
in pr'tlgtc'
IC\hlgt· I>IUd\
l!)n't C<tl'l\ lu
" I .. lll (0( ..
-"t'C il gt\'.tl
'llu; tounM, •
1\, "'' 11\!l(t
g pt.•oplcund
U tlu mon
(' lf'\\.<l11 CIU
ctood thing"
d .,hO\\I'd
llppNMChs!il
c .wrv .aw:l\ . .
and -.ou\l'fl-
JI\tdt•nl' Jnd
cl c lnrJ.. Col
'hlt'' ol ow
!ad. aw&UIII'Ib
.-am Will con
n Lcning.ud
•r, but mtht
n l hupUgtn
ou 1 lor n lou,
1n dn ""ld.t
the l:.nglt•'l
r tht> ~,rut•\1,
:t• ~,)1118 tan
ant-d fnand1
26, 1984 Winter: 'Tis the season for senior theses
-( .. 1thy 'lit l(t•l
or tho t'ln11' .. , ''"
\\ hih• ITlO!I I (!\'''" .mel C.lnr\.;
aturlt•ntll an! pn•p.ui'V.( lur' rntd
1urm rnun • ur tht•m m11 al~u in
tht• throe! ul iinlshing thPtr
wn111r thcsa•s
Only Sl'lliOtS in tim mtuma
tiona! .tllmrs and economi cs
dr.Jl&'trtlllt.'l\1 olnJ lt'<JUhvd In aUIJ•
mil thlllil'S and mnst ul till' 18
senior t~onnml cs nt~tlof'fi nnd ZZ
lA ntJjor hn' c lwcn. ut INHII
thtnking uhuut ttwu lhr~ s lnf'O
1111' nucldlt• ul fall lt•nn l·m holh
d•·1-.artrm•nt tnlllal uutlhll'!l ol
till' till' I!S olltl l't''IUimtl In
Octulu•r, l•ru111 thtb point hnw·
tM•r, tlw ''' u dt•p.artnwt dille• in
1hl'ir appmm h to tlwsic; \\dting
Jlli'MJS In lhu 1,.\. dnp<artmunt
an• pr,•st·ntt•cl \'Vinh!t' tl•ml. nnd
tot rnanv utudt nto; b•·lm" \\1ntc•
mltlh•nns I hi:. llmt• ulum4:>nl
&L'<'Ill!> to IMH\ c'JWlf•tla prublcm
fur a numh~·• ol I o~\ major-:;
'\\ mtt·t hr'l•,tk i!i ru.tlly tlw only
unw ~ ou h.t\ u tu clo ..)'Our· thu~i :s • bcc.auSt• lnlltcnn i~ tukt•n up with
the ,\ch'ltnl c•tJ !\IUdlliS cJ,I'IB 10
,~hich tudPnl!i must n•ud u boCJk
• wccJ.;. \\l1lt• u P•lflCt 011 t•adl
boolo.:. nnd 111 SUIIll' poant during
tht• tann r o JU' St nl a '""'O'hour ·
dascuss10n-.cnd prc:wntnlions <U'O •• 11 dmll' wtnt,.t·t••rm s.tili I.A
m•Jnr Ttm \.1c c ull~ · • Su.:vu Sht•lclrm uchuud Mt C.ul·
I) r. lt•l•lingtl "I think that rnor •l
tfm.-£houltJ lw ullrM ··d lm ,, ... ,fl....
tng on lht· lllf•sHI ll&f•ll, Slu•ldon
Mtd "Jt'~ gnt to Ul' bt'Okt•ll dm'n
min JliOgTU:.t!il\ o 'tug•:s rnayho It
rould oo t~prt•<HI out m.l'l thn•r•
lf'I'TllS,"
Con\'t•rst•ly , mators an ttw •!flo
nomacs dop.ar1nwnt bt!l(m wurk
on their lhc::ws ut lh • IMUnfl tmu•
IJ\ malort> do hut tht•s s pnm••n
tallun uh•nl gl\'tln unlit pnn8
h•nn
"I thank lht• ·~un tlt•p..rtmont
doe d n•nlly gootl JOh olstrut tur­
tng thu pmn!Ss,' om• atudt•nt
Mid 'You'n• atHHgllud un url\1:.1~1
who is knCM h•rlgc•ahlt• an lht lit•ld
you rt• r.u;t•,•rchlng 1111d fJIUgJ't•!U l
t'lJfiUJh aN• n~uln•d
l~t:.onomscs mutor '''P'·~·d
~hlllur.unn with llw hc•lp tlll!y
havo rut'cil:t•d lrom thf'
dt•p;trtnu•nt
'l'hC) gi'L' us ll•ngth adn • .lf'
•. they ""urk doM•Iy \\llh u&, 3nd
Ult.t.) tdl us it hilS IU dt'oll \nih un
i~o;uc 10 thu Pnctfic '\m1h\\<c~t .
said l'conomu majnr Murk Gul)
'I thank tlw anwr .1U10n b<•M ~~·n
the St•ntors nnd tilt lucull.) as
ncr. t:..'>"'ll)' \\'~' cuuldn 1 tlo 11
othr•f\\1Sr• '
nl(! ito-.utt ol f.acull\ cud ~·t>m
Pioneer Log, January 26, 1984 tu lw ,a cc,nc em ul cun•· lnt•·tnll•
llun.tl aiT.unt rnnlor hCM·C\ ,.,
Mnn) sludtlnts Wt•••• di!'Utp
fXltntPd wllh ttw 1.,\ hsculty' lurk
ol t'nt'IIUr3t(t'ffi i'OI lnr SIUdi•nt& IO
(.''()II !ill II Wt I h tilt' "'
'i lw lac:ulh could u:w. thrtr •
•• pcrwm;r• a llnlc mon• in twlp·
mg \ ou ""llh ,your &hclil~ ,
Mr:< ully ud 'Tlli!)'W'l'wilhngto
do II II Yf'U n• wilhng to m~X'I with
tlwm utth·~rcun\'Cnwnct• whiL.h
1 ollt•n difficult he sa•d
Anoth,.r fitud•·nt add••d l•~n
IIUIII'd \\.llh IBobl Mandl'l nnd
IRkh,udl r•cd: hcloru I l~c•lt. IJut na
hu ns Dr: IJu 1•phl Ha \'lfa!i con·
c:.·nu d llwro wus rt•ruly no
c·n{ nur..gt•m••nt to oom•• 1n and
t.tlk to him
<: nnllt'fllf'IV annth•·r l'!hulcnl • trummolltf.'d , ' I.a. t yt··•r p\•nplt•
!lilld 1 ht~\' \H!I'U ru.tllv mumad.llud • • hy r h Hu nut I don t llun~ thut •I
vnliclt• r:uMJ It you,,. domg a pru·
h~t ltkt this.}'"'' ha\'c to ju t go In
und tulk to htm
Joseph Ha. chmntl4ln oltht.• IJ\
dl•po.tr1tnl•nt . aJd lh •lA (acultyi
a\"llllabll' fur ronsultdttnn fh, ..
probll!m IS thai 6lUdf!JIIS h:t\'f'n I
done miPn!lt\ •' and e,h .. n!it\ ,, n-...
sc.11T.h at the undergJ':ldU. 'Jielt~-.·1
\\ ~· ll) to t'lll ouncg•· thl•m to bc­
::omt• lnd,...,endcnt .tnd creative
6<:holars. hr. swd
Unsptltl lht: lnlstr..ation;lt ond lt!Jad.tdll''" h It hy £~"rll01 of hoth
1n.11f01 , ths! f{l'llt't'IJI h!'eling Wl15
posilh,.
·I \:C lcnnwtl mrm• than In nny
clu 01 oomblnallnn ut ·ttl cs
nnr• &efllf'JI ooul II ha given nHHI
ch1m~:e to tlu sorncthmg com·
pl••lt>ly antk.'JH.'IIII•'fttand apply 11
II coulrl hi' niJsolutd lm'Diuu ·
bl,. \\hen you re don•• you really
ha''' nc omph!>hed omcthlng.
ud I.A rnBJor 'eMil E chen
I.A rnatc1r Duug Jeavon IPit
thnl fl 6 \'f_!l)" CDS) IO OVCI"
rese11rch your lopac btx:nufif• wnt·
an,:; 11 thl'SIIi give you an
apportunll.) to d(J mon· in·d••pth
n·Mmn:h
I ur mo .t 11sdc.nt • mt'lrCI) th
lhought ol n!M!MChmg and wnr·
tn,; n lht"!St l mmd·bogglmg
llm'll<!\1'1" , 1 \ Hnrl •leOn mntoro
ha\ l' lumcd thr•ar I hr•5ls c'ostB)Ut;l
olli IBgRt'nng
CJrt(' OO<IItfJifiU INIJOI &aid
nwrt• nut < lh•!SI hmd nnd
&h >rn hnuld h<• \ou h~·~" tu flU)'
for typmg pnnung, lnp. phunu
ooll~ datn nnd nil that ooml".5 out
c1f ytnJr own pocket to 1 other
liC·huol lut\ • nmd If you shCM
nwt•tpls to pruvc ''hill you \'e
tipt!nl
!\heJc.Jon C1;110talcs he 8pcnt
S135·lt0 luwi~ hi thesf tJTOff' •
umally t.}ll•~ and pnntm~ the
requ u-ed 2A co pi ••s "Mta~ lJtJ JU!II s cuupl•• uf c opit>r,
ul l.'iJI h tlw ir; 5houlcl bt• nuul••
tmd th••n put on n· "n ,. In th••
hlmtrv, I chr-r1 ul(l{r!Stf'll • ,u. in tho l.A dt•flllrtOll'fll Unl••
0 Bllnn•m c h.urT!lan of rhc L'CO­
nomta d pMtmcn• MIIJ \V,t•
tlonl tJytosub tdw•th ·student
beatU ''\\'Cdou t l'usmthf'•moncy
And th•'!TC are no 11'--Atboo n
'lutred forth • Stmtlnar ctlh••r
\'\.n onl.,. n k lh m 10 tum in • two copu uf th••cr th • hut wt•
have U3C.h one of rh !fTl wnlt· up n
two pago al troct of their tudy
and the d••Jlru'fm~'nl runs off
cop•c:o for C\cryune In !he
•mmar. 0 Hannon addtld
Por thoS(• !lludcnt fnc:c<J ""1th
'"ntcng rhcs• n~t .) •ar or th~
.) c•ru: a lifT, don 1 be too lri{(htPncd
Thi5 \o~ar a \11r.thns ' ha\ e found • m.tny good u5pm:t Ju lhc•
procc
',\!&hough 1 h.. clas I n 1
t•mph.'ttitu•d enough \1anc.J~I s
r,tuanlllllll\ifl Mothud I Cllll'lit'
really hclpcrt m putting my thesis
togt•lh!!J" ,w ~..6C.ht•n 1d Mo I I
and IJCOnonu m.,tons lli1>o oon
cur on the luturc\'lllu" o&llll\'lr'8
thesis lo s~-\ .. he&hedora Job
or tor gradu &e &<:hool
Finally, Sheldon emphn zed
thf' groat supJwn he had from
ht" coll~'agucs lbat really
made &he dltt ~renCf' h•• said
Page 5 Super Bowl-
Fame, fortune
and I.C.B.M.s
Roberon Brown
Of I he Plori&'CI'" I..OJ
IN THO~£ ALL TOO COMMON
MOME.VTS of u&ele:>5 occupation . my
nund ott en toudleS on random words and
1deal>. u It doe.s durina those 6\'e minutes
nght betore I fiill a&Jeep When one day I
was contemp laung the nolion of bure<~u ·
O"aC), 11 appeared to me too important a
concept to be left out of the LD& opm1on
section.
I guess the reason l thought of b\ll"Cau·
cracy wu because I wu remembenng my
freshman YOM when I \YUS an ASLC sena· -tor, a now defunct title. I realized rather cO u
H
'orrowfu lly, th..lt I no longer know ~oC' tl)
hCM tho l..c\o\'i~ and C laril. lfludent govem·
mont ~stt•m wo~ nor where all its
adJuncts fit in.
Don t feel too ~ny for me if l get too
conet·mcd about Jt I U JUt.t Opt!n up my
~cr -.o ur.eful handbook and studv the •
diagrom 1 of th<' \l>LC :.tructure.
Oiagr;un s were al!>O used by the publish
CJ"'' of my high school textbook on U
gO\'emment . Diagrams and :UTOWb con\i(.'
rucntly mapped out all the cha.n.ne1s and
mtem>lat1on8hJp s between the various
and ~<undry clements of our count:ry's
governmental sy,.tem
II t.eemed to 6t together so niceJy one
The lighter side of football
wendy Agln
Of 1tw P!G'111 r ~
THAT WAS A COMPL£TE forward
laleral pa~ to the wtde rocen-er1 Wait.
it h4.l been deflected to the scoonclat\ •
aaft>!ty. he'e; CO\Iered on tho outalde man to
man he 6CTalnble and Ia down at h1s own
rom.f' • Did )'OU understand llrt)' of that? Well,
don't despau-. Lut Sunday, I witnessed my
fourth Super Bowl and I nOll\' feel qualiOed
onoush to give aome ~helpful up• to
undent.ancling footbeJI ..
1"he finat thing one muat understand Ia a
few of the po~~ltion.a One of the mo1ot
impon.ant po5itlona 18 that of lhe quarter­
back. AI I haw dltcovered through the
)'t!lat't. a quarterbaclr. fa not a p14yur who 1•
one quarter bac"k and three quartan t~Gme­
thing ebe, aay a tackle. No. a quarterback Ia
completely quarterback.
Another important poaition Ja the wide
n!cH\.1!1' . Thla tet m does not denote thP
l'iu or the receiver. Aa a matter of fact most
wide reoeiven are qwte trim. This term Ia
refr.mll3 to the playen who are auppoaed
to catch those long bella that look Uke they
are headed for the next atateo
I could go on i:Jrever and nantfl ffW!'1y
position and 1ta function but alm;.e the
main goal of this arbcJe ta to en&blo ono to
com-ene tomewhat accurately about the
Super Bowl. I won't do that,Juat make tum you know \hu dllference between tho
offense and the defen~>e . The defen&e Is
uaunlly compo&>ed of the bad guy& on the
beer commeJ'Ciala and the offense 16 u~;u
ally the good two shoes
TT IS NOW TIME to mO\-e on to football
.1 termmology Most of you are familiar
wtth I he touchdown so "'"-e'll move right
on to the field goal
It should be noted that a 6etd goal In
buketbAIJ and a field goal m football are
two different th.ingJ A football 6eld goal ia
worth three points. and the ball muat be
kicked through those two poles at the end
of the field When the referee raJses both
ann& above rua head. he la not Stretching.
he fa lndJc&tif18 a auccessful field goal
Anothw- •t.ateme:nt commonly heard 1.a
"thl' ball la dt-ad· ThJa statement tw;
caused quite a bit of confusion It does not
mean that a 300-pound back has lust sat on
lhc ball. deOatlng It These words do, how·
ewr, etsnlty that rhe play lo 0\Nr.
There are al&o aeveral other confusing
atatement s. A "firat down Is not the firtt
~n down on a play The penalty 'clip·
pmg" docs not punhth a p~r. for pulling
out a tuft of graaa Finally, It i4 possible for a
300-pound pla.)tf to be aa ' graceful as o
dancer.''
One lut piece of advice. If you t!Vt:r bet
with someone about the outcome of a
game. maJu:! au"" you add o condJtJon
which llmlt.a tho braglng rtghta to 2A
hours!
I
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Page& F..dwnrd WIIIJnm~
or •two PI ont••·-r l.q,c
TASf SUNDAY WAS NO ORDINARY
Lsunduy It "'""&tho culmJnntlon ofthnt
curiou~t phcmomQno known ns profes
slonol football \ ct;. tho supur Bowl.
Uke many othcrA. l iu~l had too much
worir. to do by tho time super Bowl Sunday
rolled nround Papers nnd Lll& nrtJcles to
write. RullSinn homcwofi(. mcompletes to
'""'Orir. on tltc But <~till . by tho time 1.30 camo
around there I was. !tltting In lronl of the
tclovis•on '"'alung for America 11 favonte
Spe<'loclt• to como on the airwave'
What compelled me.• a~o~ w·ell as mony
others. to foMD.kc all rcl>ponslblllty and
become the property of tho Nf'l General
Motor-o; IBM Mncin and Corpora te Amer­
ica for tho next rour hour.t of my Ufe7Wh.>
doe rootball strike ~uch a responsive note
In mainstream Amcnca '
1 began wntchlng Super Bowl xvtll at
1 ~0 and about l.JZ CB~ got down to the
nmJ busint~~~- behind tho gomo selllna
Por tho rc&t of tho pmo tho pattem wns
chwr ('\'Cry lime there was a time out orB
bl'('ak m the oction wt> were back in the
clutchu~> of corporote America. who dJd
thelr best to convince us that buying lheJr
product '"as Aml'rlc.an Ob tho Super Bowl
itself
But I t>upposo that fuel i:. very true. The
Super Bowl •s a symbol a tribute to the
glorle~> otAmcrlcnn capitalism The players
on the field aro making rnore money than
I'll t-ver &ee. The teams that they play for
llrtl organtzed on a corpornte theme By
JUr-I walli.Jng on the fit•ld ln!lt Sunday each
of the wmning ptnycn. roctved $70,000 and
the lose""' S35 000 not inc:ludJng nU rho
other ofT·season re\'enucs from product
endorst•mtmt
Mom•v Is the bottom hnl' when it come:.
to the Super Bowl For the ITUlJOrlt)· of peo­
ple anvolvcd the whole game would seem
rather 'IIJly if there \'\-118n t so much money
ndlng on 11 -I alwayb wonder \vhat the Super BOwl
bureau provtded a check or balance for
another onu and each had a unique func­
tion. an oftshoot of !-lomtt larger function
""hlch also had it !I own burenu Tho~>e din
grarru. we"' not unlike tho outlines 1 write
for rerm papers
A few dayz, ago I attended a.n information
mt."Ctmg which "'-'aS to precede my inte~
viuw· with Meier .1nd Prank a fav days lnter
Tho personnel representative drew a dia
gam of one b possible path up the corpo­
rate ladder "'Mlis ladder ended at the
corporate headquarters m New Vorir..
which preside.-. over Meier and Prnnk and
severo.) orher slstor department 81ores
acro~os the country
It seems to me that such nn omnipres ­
ence ofbureaucracy could only exlstm a
wcatem society such as the U.S Although
It Is true thnt hierarchy in its many fonn e~
hot~ exfsted aJI over the world, such colos·
snl administrative structures in evezy facet
of dally IJfe t~oom n product of western
rutionallst logic. which seeks order ond
symmetJy
Such hlernrchJcaJ organaed structures
should llrtd often do provide a process and
network through which to get somethmg
occompllahed be It amcndJng the con5ti·
tutfon or dectdl.ng on a donn a..lcohol
policy
---- --------- ----would be llka lilt wen• on public tulov'!lton
':ftlere would probabl> be two lang unintCI'­
ruptcd hllJw~ lnot consldcratt' of tho uv•-'r­
nge bcoNwilllng fuotbaJI Cnnl, and at
hnlftimu then:• would be n plt>dgu break
with pro recorded mttt.tti-08Ctl from the ath
totes tolling about tho b<lno6ts of public 1V
and offering gamo pr'Ogroms ttnd T ~thirt~t
for ~-amount or dollanl pledged
B UT NO. tho Super Bowl axfsts only
on n themu ofhlgh arnkss Tho team lor
orga.nlulti onl that wins will gamer fame
and fortune living the Amoncun dream.
right/
In the face ot unomploymen t. budget
deficits. nuclear war and draf\ rcghurahon
though tho Super Bowl I& ono of the few
things that \men cans C4r\ cheer about as a
countrv Since I watcht>d tho game mvfielf
it probably does not deserve mv cnliclam
What clinched tho wholo cvont wns the
traditional congratulatory phone utll from
the prosidont. our leader RoMld Reagan
His oblllty to st-"e right to the heart of the
matter and compnrc Mnrt'us Allen to a
Mlcrtlt weapon and rc~t of tho team to
lnwrconllnental Bollist1c Mls"llCtt put a
lump In my throat ll wns onllghtening to
~e our president put the Super Bowl In
those tenns Ralders/1 C B.M s. 1 (. B M s
'Raiders, l wonder if that comporle;on W.t&
just a joke or If Reagan roally gets them
confused Uf tho Rnlders are MX's. then
what does that make the Rod~tlomt' n
There you have it, Ro.agan, Gencrul
Motors. royotu. Aru1cin sccnH weapon&
and MX b a battle for top dog It here nre
only winners m thl~> gamcl. corporate
Amcncn . adoring fnns. ond of course.
money Lots ol Mont.-y ,.\merica in n nut·
shell. all presented to you In color 111m·
packed mto four hours It Is interesting to
imagme what future generntlonb will ttunk
of the valucs sum>undlng the only evcmt
that could ever bind Ul» a" a nation
Onf' nation, under Potc Ro.wlle.
wuh Uberty, and good field pos1tion
for ull
S TILL. ONE OFTEN HEARS the word
bureaucracy pronounced through
clenched teeth One problem fs that
bureaucraCielo have an uncanny tendency
to perpetuate themselve s \'\lithln one
office alone dJITerent dop.vtments will
hlJve to be created to supe.IVisc personnel
process datn and keep records. m addition
to performing busmet!l as usual
When busincl>b 31> usual becomes too
much fur one office to handle subdivisions
are created each ntlCCS:juating Its own
department b and HO forth Por the average
human bemg. getting anything done
through the proper channels means end·
less red tope " The contemplation of such
hugu. complc.\ system~ of administmtfon .
ba they tho U ~-government. a multlna·
tlonal corporntion. 01 a private college. is
overwhe lming In Itself And that Ia why I
haven't takc•n the tlrne to learn more about
tho system within this collogo A feeling of
helplewlnost~ comeb over mo whenever I
do
StfU. all of this h.os given me an ld~ I
would soy that the combined responsibili­
ties or clabsworir., extracurricular aruvitlcs.
&Odal life and family obUgouons are too
much for me to handJe by myself lttunk I
will htn· my own pcn10nru staff so 1 can
delegate all tho~ rcaponrdblhti~ to som&
one ell\8
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Pioneer Log, January 28, 1 Co1
Porer CuMn
or the PfUI'IOI'r l.qe
THE Nt'STLE
the world's ~
bet'n cnUciwd
yc41'S forhsques.
anlllciol lnfunt
countric.'l
11lc presenoo I
campus. couplec
oft he AIIU4tlon l
Boycotten. c~
awav a week s m
mula to mothCTI
Th~ mothers
breast·fod their(
Nestle's asgres,.J
lllesc include
• mnss medJo
tic-feeding ab thl
to do,
• dres~i ng N1
unlfonna. giving
are medJcal offic
• giving large
In rum promote
What mothers
nics often do
doesn t teU then
stops breast-fee<
her lactation ma;
altogether In
10 buy the fonnl
infants
t\ccordmg to
Action Coalition
lres arc spendinf
meager ancomei
what little mon
deplorable but 11
have been doln~
and horrifies t
mmded liberals
staggering deat~
Where water '
Is hlgh. and lnco
tion of Infant fo
ble Babies
a.er-diluted mU
diarrhea and m
are spendJng s1
their In com~ o
PeiV~
prOV(
Glenn Pout
Of lho l'fonacr Lcl«
I MiTRVlNG
keep get tina d
a.round me peol
ealifl8 and drin~
people are splttl
Anyone who
that the above
l'ntiJ Room. but
HOI'Ion. Pioneer
with the nolst~
and I am tired o
upon the llbtari
significant caust
From the mo
Aubrey Watzek
phero It> pcrvasl
film and micro
with the noise 1~
ence areas to e
noisy Ubrruy
COnscious ~
tontlnu!ng the
The award
ltn.tctural des~
manors worse
leeond Ooor Is
the top noor ~·
mauera by m
the bottom 0
Obnoldoua
channel& made
NOISE IS
problem
\iew Vat,
~ru.es to take
loud patrona
h&lf YOIU'I. they
Which makes
c!Ptenvnt
H doea.n·1 1~ eiO\Ilslon
Junlnter­
rtho aver-
and at
lge break
, tho nth·
publlc1V
~ T·shirt"
~a only
steam lor
ner famn
In dream,
11, budget
gtfltrolion
of the f~
about as a
'lle myself
crillclam
ll WDb the
! C411 from
d Reagan
ean ufthc
\Jlcn to n
~ team to
)es put n
;ltenlng to
rr 80\IVI in
I.C B.M 'a­
ttison wn&
sell; them
~x·s, then
:ins?l
, General
weapon~>
(there o.re
corporate
)f course.
'in a nul·
;olor Jam·
!resting to
1will trunk
:mty event
lion
ozeUe,
>OSition
ind
• the word
d through
rm Ia that
P' tendency
!Vithln one
:ments will
1 personnel
in oddilion
Lal
ecomes too
'ubcliviSIOr\5
ng Its own
theaveroge
hmg done
means end·
tlonofsuch
l.i n13tra ti on,
a multlna
e college, Is
lal 18 why I
more about
A feeling of
whenever I
., an idea I
~ponslbill·
arac twHI~
ons are too
~f tthank 1
fJ so 1 can
es to some-Corporation called to account for practices
Petor GllMn
otll"' t>tvneN t.Qf(
T HI:. NP.b"I1 .. E CORPORATION , one of
tho world's wrge'lt food producers. hi18
bct•n crltlclzod and boycotted In recent
years for Its questionable pructlce of selling
artlAcia.l Infant formula In third world
countrie:\ Nestle target of national boycott
rtlo prt'sence of Nestle products here on
campus. coupled wilh students· ignorance
oftht· filtuation hab prompted my outrage
uoycollurs c~o Nestle with giving
away a wcok s free supply of Hs mfant for­
mula 10 morhers in thlrd world countriell
nww mothonJ , who hnd previously
breMt fed their chJldren . are persuaded by
Nt-sth• ~ nggrell!llve marketing techniques .
ThcSt• lncludo.
• mas!'J modio campaigns depleting bot
rl<"foodlng IUl rhc Western , modem thing
10 do,
• dressing Nestle personnel In white
unlfomHI, glvln& tho tmprea..'llon that they
a.ro medlral offidals,
• f(lving largo glftR 10 local officials who
In tum promote Nestle's formulas .
Whal mothers In underdeveloped coun·
trie often don't real.lze and Nestle
doe!!n t roll them Is thnt once a mother
stops brerun feeding for J period of I.Jme
her lactation may tx.'COmo difficult or stop
altogether In cs~nce families ore forced
to buv the formula In order 10 feed 1heir
infants
Arcordmg to INPACf llnfnnt Formula
\elton C04lltlonl some third world fami·
he!> arc spending up to 80 percent of their
mengor Income:. on the formula Taking
what llnlc money these people ha\..'8 is
deplorablo but multinational corporations
havo bt~cn doing It for year8 What shocks
and honifies pcop l~. from politically ·
minded llooroJs to onll-abortionists . is the
staggering death toll
Whero water is conta.mlnoted . llllterncy
I& high. and incomes are low, srue prepara·
lion of Infant formuln ls virtually lmpo8Si·
blc Babies ora fed germ-laden
ao.er diluted milk mixtures which cause
diarrhea ond malnutritJon Stnce families
are spending such large proportions of
thr1r income'l on it almost all are forced to To.ster's Choice
Nesc.aft•
oeeru
Sunriso Coffoo
Poro
QUJK
Choco-Chill
Nestle l.hocolate
CRUNCH
water down the formula to ma.ke II go
further
UNICEI' estimates 1ha1 1 m1Uion babies
were dying m 1979 Other estimat& run as
hlgh as 3 million lnlantb per year berween
1970 and 1980 The international bovcott or
N~tle i6 aimed at. curbin& the:-.e ~entiC ies"'
tWalhs
WHO !World Health Organization ! hn..'l
drofied n code ol marketing ethics which
was J)ll!'lscd l 18 t wllh the U.S cru~ting the
only negallvo volt•
Nestle publicly saJd It would comply
with the code. although It spent wrge sumB
of money lobbying agrunstlts lmplcmenla·
tion The lllllJ'btlng code has been Jn cffi?c1
for m"Cr three .venrs 10 which lime INFACT
has reported numerous violations by the
Nestle corporation
Pervasive pandemonium
provokes practical patron
Glenn Pout
Of 111. Plonot'r t...G«
I AM TRYING TO WRITE a paper. but I
keep gelling distracted by the noise All
around me people are ralk:lng; some n.re
Clltlng ond drinking; a.nd, of course. t1 few
pooplo aro spitting Into old coffoo cups
Anyone who checks out books knO\IVs
that rhe above descriptions Is not of the
Trail Room, but of the Ubrary Uke (.arl
Horton. Pioneer Lo& Jan. 12. I have put up
with lhl' nole.e for ttu-eo and a half years.
llld I elm tired of II But IO place I he blame
upon tho librarians Is to lgnore the more
&ignlllca.nl causes of the problem.
From the moment a person enters the
Aubrey Watzck Ubrary, the noisy atmos·
phere Is pcrvastvo Copy machines. micro­
film and microfiche machines combine
With the noi~eln the circulai.Jon and refer­
ence areas 10 establish a precedent for a
nola} library People do not feel 86lf.
tonM:tous waUdng Into che llbnuy and
continuing their conversation
Tho llward-wa nning. yet Impractical .
ltructurnl dtl."ig:rt of the building l1Ul1ws
matters worse. Any nol11e comJng from lhe
tecond Ooor is heard loudly and clear\Y on
the top floor. The staff altho Ubnuy helped
matte,.. by moving rho Uatonlng center to
thA bottom Ooor Before. loud music and
obnoldou11 clicking as people switched
thannel!i made that nrea unbearable
NOISE IS THE UBRARYS number one
. problem from a student's point of
\1CW Vee the Ubnuy admfnlstraUon
rofuaes tu take a 11tand against unusually
loud patron&. During the put three and a
haU yoora, tht'.)' have aupport.-d a ayatem
Which makes poor proaauro the prinwy
df. I tlf'1't> n t
It dooan·t tw an Wlpert to realize that peer pressure has fhllcd b.ldly A stricter
policy which involve!~ enton;emcnt on the
parr of Ubrnry <~lafJ. 18 urgently needed..
But. changes take time. and what ia
someone to do an the meanllme '
I suf!8eSl wo take the llbmrian s advice.
Each of us should 'I tart applying the pres·
sure upon dJ!fruptlve people 1his involves
approachi ng pt'Oplc. which can be tenibly
uncomfortable . In the end it will prt:JVewell
"-'Orth the effort People will listen to you
and respect your request.
Quite aimply every Ubrtuy u~r has the
right to demand silence of anyone. otten·
limes the pel'80n In qm•sllon ia unaw-cll'tl
that they are apoakjng too loudly Thi6 app­
lies to llbra.rlan!t aa well as ~ttudtmts
Frorn the rnornent a per­
son enter'S rhe librlu·y the
noisy atn1ospher'e is
• pen ~usJ\ c.
Letters help. ai least a few of the pooplc
who wort.. al the Ubrary took nolirc ofCarf
Honon s Iutter Buc thoresultswiU bumore
effective and immediate If the offender is
approar.hed lmmedlutcly
Over thu long run, the library admlnls ·
tration muat become acbvely concerned
about tht> problem of Ubnuy nollle "l'he
latest profile ofLewi 11 and Clark College by
The N~M Yo'* nme.~ mentlona that the
library Is not conducave to stu~ng Thus,
tho problem effects murh more than juat a
few hundred currunt Ubrary users Many
college llbraJia-across the country have
very auccesafu l noiae pollrlea Onc-e a
ptect"dent Ia eAtabtlahed pa-t preuure
will keep the noise level down. Nestea
Souptime
t.ancome cosmcti~
L oreaJ cosmcuca
Maggi Produts
Crosse nnd Blackwell Producrs
Stouffer restaurontr; and Hotels
Beninger Bros. wines
Los Hennano s wines
Libby, McNeill and l..ibby products
• Nestle has refused ro !ttop '!ales com·
mbsions for their sale.s fort"e-a prnctkc
clearly prohfbiled by the code;
• routint• distribution of free Ne.'ltle for­
mula t& occumng In Singapore and 1hc
Philippine:, ,
• mass medJa ad\ertJ,ingls going on in
Spain
N ESTI..f. T~ NOT the only company
selling intitnt formulas in third world
countrif!:l. How~er it controls about SO
percenr of rhe market Abbot. Bnstol Mey·
ers and American Home Products arc also
on fNFAl. T~t hit list'
Although pubUc opinion has forced Nes·
tJe to curb some of it cruder ...Wes tacltcs,
the INFACf coalition urges a continued
boycott until a respon.!1b/e ngreement Ia
made. Just haw effecUve ha~ the Nestle bovcou • bct>nl lllotre Onmu Unlwnd ty bt.~mf! a
'lt"''tle--free campu~ , canct•lllng n comract
which calJed for the ua.e of J40.00) of Nettl••
producta per weel.
The PinanrLti Times of London reported
m ~I ember 1980 dunng rht-pto.tk of th~
boycott. thai Nestlt' s 1979·80 fV'OW'h in
lndusrnallzed pan• of the world wu mod·
est or non-ellist~t .
Dr. Carl Taylor of Johns Hopkins Unt~>er•
s11y satd the boycott is "one ourstanding
example in the history of rorrununi l.)
uction by people to influence indu"try "
The boycot1 h4• curbed !W)mt: of Nestle's
in'e$pon~le and mhuman saf,..., practt·
ces. but it hasn't topped aJI of thf!m r
shudder when I thUlk of how many more
live' would ~ been lo:tt if responsible
<~nd compaMionate huJruln!'i all 0\T'r the
world hadn t banded together to arop thi11
corporate giant
The senaeleaa )o !\ ot one human Ufe fa
unacceptable and provoke" biller outrage.
but mllllons of 11~ taken for corporale
profit tunu. my stomnch with anger and
hatred for the ruthlea5 proOt·mongera who
call themsetve5 the Nestle corporation
• conce:uion maclUnes around c.unpus
often contain Nestle producll ;
• the bookstore &ell.s Tuters Cho1ce cof~
ree n Nestle product :
• the Plauform u~ Nestle's chocolate
chips tn Its cookies,
I 6nd it &u.rpri.sing that a college which
pndes ibelf on progre:.<> t\.cness: a coUege
which has a committee . coalition. sympo­
sium. dlacussion or upport group for
almost everything would be so obh"iow or
apathedc as to not do anything to rernO\e
products manufact\ll"ed by an uncompu ·
slonnte and univeraally de11piaed
corponttion .
The local LNFACT chapter, headed by
Odell resident director ~inam Gre.•n. wfU
be pa!lSlng out leaflet:. and diatribucing
pet1Uons m front of the Ne,rle-owru>d
Rusty Scupper restaurant on Jan 29 from
11 a.m to 2 p.m.
Tho£e interested In ioinln& Gl"een
~hould c.:muacc her at e.n 370
0 ,, -, H\c. , ' \
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Pioneer Log, January 28. 1 , ••• 7 Richard ~~~ WoUnet•
tor 1hc Pinn. l.i!!o
QltiTO t::CU\DO R-Gnl't'tln~ to l.t•wb
and Clort.. folk.' tram tht• t.C group in
th1• unm· t;Outh \\'o are C\!OtCTCd in Quito
!pop 1 nUihon ~ \\hiCh i:; JocaWd In D htgh
mountain \'aile\ c311ed the hlTlll. II '" a
,.imph• clean :tOd relatively lnlntlUl) cit~ •
In s~·nurol all of Ecuador M"t'mS to be
n•l) trnnquil Although a '"I) hlg~ pc!'Ct'n·
tngc ol tht• population hen.• 1. qutttl poor.
nobo~ tn our fVOUP that I '-now ol ha"
~n phy .. •call.) t~tcnt."Ct ThewomL·n 10
the group nught ha\'e another opinton ol
that boo4US4.' thC) are frt)(JUCOt rt"'Clpll'nt~
ol cat-allis " lor "" thm re caUt-d hen•-•
Piropos'1 trom Lntm men IN HIE t Ol ONIAJ. Slil. TOR. the street!'
and idt"-"aJK:J nl'\" quito nlUTO\\ nnd
nc•rui) ill\\ i\V~> tull ol people car.< and
bU"4'" It '" tht'N' wht·rt• most Qultenunlf
llw :1nd work In :>Orne strvetb om• will
ottcn find mnny moro bu~cs than ~ .
shawi~ the importance of moss tran!'pOrt
hen•
The huwll hc:re nrc u!'ually so full thai
one bogtn to\\ ondor Urom thtl back of the
bust if gcuang oil is t~ rn an option . lC
should gJ\'\l us ull P.£. cn'dlts lor tho agtUty
\\l.l l\aH' dt.'\"Ciopcd gt•tting on und oil
hu"l'" h~ '~1thout stepping on !imnll
r.hildn•n or elbowtng .. horter fol~ lnter­
t~llng ho-.' tho busu:. ht::re \\ere definite~~
ntH mode lor toll gringo-. like m\ -.elf. It I
don't look lil..tl a hun( h~cl.. \\ith cru!'lht•d
lmct"' tfmm tlw m.tremch short :.pace
-cn'nlt'tl and porpvtuntt•d 1U'O moro oflon
tht• rult• thnn the u\c-tlption in the rurnJ
ldnd utilllnl ureus of t-.cuador
It I& not n colncldrnc(' thnt one Onds tho
oprn nlr markt•t~; full oflndlnnuelllfl8 and
~ami~ minlmnl amount11 nmong~> t them·
st•h "" and wmr mt.·o;ll~o~. while tha well·
., tahh!thod profitable '<toras and
rt·~tuuron l!l nrt• "'"h) wtutcr-!Jklnncd ptro·
ph• of Spanilih or ml\l'd dt."-Clml Since
indopcn dcm:t•, tht• oligarc h~ ha~> con·
trollt>d the cronomy of i',rundo• and thut.
all>O tho polity
n~ ... pitt• thl' poor conditton~'> I orwell O\'t'.r
hair of [( uador'tt population. M>dnJ condi­
tion~> hl'n' are undouhtcd lv much better
than in -..orne Latin Amt•ncan <·ountJic~
luke• Pt--ru, for anst.mro , whit:h wr. VlSiled
for th.rt~e wt't'"-"' m Ntl\ t•mbl•r T'he poverty i-.
• • • • • • ... vent~rully the,,• Ia no nmnlng W.!ICr or
one tap pc• nalghhorhood. and no alectrto
ltv Most olthe!4o puublos hnw commillt't'"
of pcopl<' working te>gtlthor to make
df'mands to tht• munlctsml govemmunt to
pl'Ovidn thom '"'Vfth fnt.illlio~ and somt' an•
mnlJng progress 1 ht• dt.•wrmlnohon,
!'ltrongth and JOY lor lift• many of thobe pen­
pic have lb beyond m.\-understanding
WHII.f. IN PFRU we lwd the "pccinl
opportun ity to talk to an lnsh
Cnthollc p1ies1 "ho ha!l hucn working with
the poor an Peru for about ZO yt.>ars He hnd
man.) sloriu .. of t:onOach w1th thl' pollct•
throughou t tht! vear !!J)(>nt t.truggling to
prolt'<'l th(• nghtli or th£' pm.t1l'ty stnckcn
We also tull .. ed to u wornan In tht· church
who hot. tx>cn wonong for women's nghts
st•lltng up n ~·~oul'("e librc.U"\' for groups
and mdivu.lun iR '"\ll'Shang to do more
ro~>cGTCh on women. u~pec iolly In l..ulln
\mc1ica ·· ... there \·vere quite a fet-v
Ronald Reagans burned ...
some complete \vith .. •,,'f r The women H mo\iumen t in Peru as In
Ecuador ito all hut non <U.it~ tont l"omintNts
fac-e a :.tna~Jo whtch will b<' unlmauinablv
mom diffit.ult than the feminl:il 811-uggle In
tho US mi siles."
n'ure are ubstantial qunntitics ol
thl~ -.Uadrone~ lwruhng lorunsuspt.'Cttng
gringos to "~ by I had my first e\pc·
m.>nce being pu~kpocl.eted here. tnce thtln
1 ha\~ brokr>n my long·hdd habit of puttang
m) \\olllct tn m) ~ck pocket But the poo·
plu here are relauvely easy gomg
1-~~ador L" an interesting m». of nattH'
adigt•nou culture:. Spanish cuhuro and
mDn.'l recenth, tnJluences ~ the U Mort•
# •
and more poople here ~0\ ' "'igns of dc:.tr­
ing to be more .,, f!!>tem·· and mod~ by
\\ eanng u~ clothes and listemng !0 ~orth
Amen can mu!-IC This is much more pen a
NH' amonSbl the upper classes lhan tht
lao.\ t..'f and i5 more pre\'alent with lhu
youngt-'1' genes-ataon than tho old The LC group In Ecuador has wltneaaed the poverty of the native people, spectac­
ular lncan rulna and other native scenery . In Peru we dtlcidcd to brove 40 kllome­
teM". of the old lncun rran to tho rutns of
Machu Picchu 1 he Intense -.un the loc-k or
111r m the high nhltudll'> and nenrly losing
two people 0\ cr the t•dgt! oft ho lrnil really
84'e me an admlrat1on for the lncan
runnen. who u!Wd to actuaUy n.m that trail
wllh message" to nnd from Cuzco 1 he lmil
10 kilometcl' of the tnul •~ mode of Oat
large stone~ lasd there b) hand probably
300 years ago or more The ruin~'> were a
ruther apoctacular finale und the cold beer
at the touri~t t hotel wnsn 1 too bnd either,
aftel' tt'uvc• da~ of hikmg nnd dnnkJng
warm iodi7.t:d water
Cuhumllv, II is "cool to wuarAmeric•m • clothing. tt.Speciall) among high ~hool
and coUeg&-<lgCS . but polluc.ally till' prv.\Ul·
t•nt climate is dtlddelv anti· U.S Po\uicallv, • • trong :;ocitlli~ol tendenCies CAI!Il m addl
uon to the mainstre.llll capualil,t tdHolo~
I am dad rhc palitical di<~lil..es han? not
till~ dO\m to ~naJ dlhllk«! for U.S
CltlZCn5
Graffiti ib a generally accepted \'\.'a.)' ol
eApressing poUticaJ opintons here Any
blank wall-prelerobly whi te-~ill do
Otten tt refeA to "'lmperialb t \'ankees'
There wu a ~lrong gra.ffitic reaction to the
Grt•nada tmuion here. But the mDllt hum·
orou& w~ne seen \>\.118 painted on a wall
noar our toehool which said • Vanqu•• fuera
<kl S\-'5tem Solar" !Yankee"» ou l of the Solar • SystemD There is a strong antl-Ruagan. en·
timent here. as well, ~peciall y among
younger-people
ln the celebrations forthe NewVem-here
thtre 14 a custom or burnf.n8 people in
e~ a1 mldnlght To my pleaaan1 lUI'
priflotl. there were qulte a few Ronald Rea
gans burned Dec. 31, some complete with
rniaallea
We are bvtng with upper claaa lmtddlu­
cla" bv U.S sumdards l famillea in tht • northern 68Ction of Qwto Quito la clearly •
diVIded into two aoction. To the north i&
the Mnnl·modem section,. which ancludes
the au-port and the wealthy residential dl5·
trlcu. To the south. by far the larger part of
the city, is the colonial sector and further
south the new, poor barrios btltwrt·n !'eat"' by the time I retum to Por­
tland, it will be a.rruwng But at only three
sucres per nde !approximately U.S four
ccntsl I suppose I ve no nght to complain
Beaid&. there l.s often great Cumbia or
Salsa music blaring on the radio. Buses run
In general directions and wiU stop for you
anywhere if you just wave.
Uving in Bcuador , most definitely a
third-world counuy, one gets some
lnalghta Into why It haA been calhtd a land
of contrasts-as most third-world ooun
trlca could aptly be caUed
Since the time of the Spaniards , agri·
culture. mAde profitable by extJ1!mely
cheap servitude labor. has formed tho
backbone oft he Ecuadonan economy The
veatJge.s of poverty which that system so bad that while a friend and l were eating
dinner in a restaur:ml in Uma. an old man
came running in. stole my friend '~> chicken
and ran out
Poverty wab e~pednlly blatant ln Lima.
thu capital, o city of s mJUion people of
which only about 187.000 Pnjoybnsl cseJVi·
oes such as runnlnJ( water. olectndty and
sanitation facilities . !Latin American
Press. Dec 15. 19831. Lima ls oomposedo l a
rehuively small city center surTOunded by
many large, extremely poor neighbor­
hoods called "pueblo!'! jovenos" (young
tOWilBl. These nelghborhoodt. are created
by lnvalllon s or groupa of families-who
are generaUy quite weU-organized-onto
~nt government land surTOun~ tlic
cltv Wo were nC\'er ~hot <tl by the lnfnmoua
Sundoro l ummoso !The Shmmg Pathl
th(• MI\OIIot leJTOillit group composed or
Peruvian youth whit h operates out ol J\yu·
cucho in wuthe111 Poru. but wo were
delayed bt.•cauNll they hud roportedly
dynamited tJomc u·ain trark~ ahend or our
U"ain In """' dayb t~dicrl.
(,etUng back to E<:undor one of our
rent!.) mf'morab lr ru.pcncnte.'> wn-. n o;hort
CXt.Ur.;ton 1010 the Wt!stOI'nmost edge or
the Amawn basm m the rt'gion of Ecuador
called thtt Oriente.
,,Generally there is no
running water ...
and no electricity. "
Prom a amoll town cnJ.Ied Tena we t:ra­
veUed three days down the Napo River,
which later runs Into the Amazon Our
method of trnnsport was a very Jon&
skinny dugout canoe, equipped with 40
horsepower outboard motors lldnd of
spoils tho serenity don't it?!. I would love to
recount the whole story, the two tarnntu·
las. the Isolated communities along the
river that welcomed us so fully, etc. but I
have written too much already
Although we have seen lncrcdlble sights.
what has mode the strongest impression .
at leaat on me has boon the people
Richnrd Scott Wallace I& a &enior sociol·
ogy major
You deseiVe
a break today Vet the mo5t obJectionable pol·
acy practJced by the bookatom is
unknown to most undmgntdu ·
a tea Few Mudenta arc IIWilt'e that
AU.. alumni and AlL fa.t"Uhy and
atafJN'CCtvtta 10 percent dbcount
on book.&. ln tcxtboob alone,
thow would rep~nt around
SJO fMl" &tudent. per quarter 'That
Right Guard which costs the
undP.rg~-aduatt! $2 39 0011ta the
Cacuhy rn(·mbM- ony $2 04 make a profit. ill high limo some
of the faculty, atatT and alumni
shared the responslbiUty pace with women's decision to
wear the pants.
Jude 16 in the Bible prophoo ·
lzed of miUtant feminists as fol·
Iowa ~ 'The&e are munnurera,
complainer& , walldng after their
awn Justa, and their mouth spea·
k.eth great swelling words, hnving
men's puraons In admiration
becau88 of advantage ·· the only true world of God. the
1611 King Jamos Bible, or we can
continue to let 1V hypo lead us to
tho &laughter But our salvatJon
cnn only come about through
believing that Blbleprophecywaa
meant for the latter limos NOW.
1111mothy 4:11 at the bookstore
To the £ditor.
I, Ukt! many other etudenta ,
ob}t~t to lhP. policy which allows
the boolr..&tore 10 run on a profit,
how~ small that profit might
be. One ..wuld think that tht~
~i ii and Clalil boobtore lro run
,,manly for the stude.nt& How·
evt•r, as l.aurit• Undm-wood
pointed out in the Jan 19 iuucol
the Log. tht&l& not neccssanly the
ca6C.
Pagel I CAnnot pwu•nd to know
whlc;h group iii morn In not•d of
th1• dl&fX)unt Out U tho book6toN
i& truly run for tho lltJdtmtr. . a
little moM f"!Uallly ls nooded to
prove tl. If th~ college continue:~
tQ 1'6l(UinJ that Uw buokbturc Glt>nn f'out
~n.or
Feminists destroy
decency, civility?
To the Editor:
MIUtant fc·mJnJam Is doatroyfng
Amenca lUi the •r.ourgtJ or
docuncy and civility In the last
two docadas we haw &f't'll a dra·
matic ancrcaw tn brokl!n homflS,
s.poul!ll and c::hlld nbuso and acx
crime~. which hu juatabout kept Ocut~nomy 22:5 111 God's
admonition ap.Jrut unisex and
Judb 6-16 Ia the shameful ~ult
JWIUII strove aga.lrut feminism
~d wen "llld to Hla mother·
Woman , whnt have I to do with
bee?'' And for HIR crucifit!f"'i lie
eaid: "f''athl!r, forgiw tht•m, lor
thi=Y l.;now not \.vhat they do"
Wu can l'chulld Ammca with Wayne I.. Johnson
16759 Meandro (.t.
San D•eso, CAJiij 92128
f.ditor 11 notr
Mr Johmmn, a rt'llrt'd lo88er and
'ODd Ullr:r from Orrtgon, duinlA to
luwf· .svnt thu• lctwr to mnm
lUIUtt· publu lJIIOIIA lie IL!Jkt'fl tl~~
to mfnrm him if u: ~\omrn llfltrt
~t·11nng •k•rta ugum
Pioneer Log, January 28, 1984 Life E
Mary Hull
of 1hu Plonl!tlr t~
The 2.0mlnu
halve~> at a Ptor
ball game pro~
year-old boy thl
the oudlenco 11
Impromptu shl
It wa~ not on
he hoisted n 1\~
11 basketball bu
father junior ~
Pioneer bask.otl
the locker roorr
<;et.'Ond half or
Michael M01
m.~n With mol
and commltmQ
agt> :~tuden t tl
Sheny Hutcher
eKpecting theh
April, father to
Monroe, intom,
dent, athlete
employee ror n
A high degre,
and motivatlor
Monroe throug
of his life A grac
Jacbon High Sc
a commitment
tered by his
The awlm
by Karin
Breaa, 201
K
860
93.1
An
Pro
Pioneer wawr, or
o eJectri<.
mmluces
to mako
'Tlrnanl to
somu UTC
llinalion
hesapeo
Lndlng
•e spccml
an lnsh
iidngwilh
~ flchad
:he police
.JggJlng to
~stricken
'le church
tn bright&
or group&
do more
( in l..atm
Jcru. o" in
Ferrunilitll
mallinnblv
uruggle In
0 kilomc­
~e ruin& of
thelnckof
.arty losing
trail roallv
the lncan
tn that trail
:o The last
ade or Oat
I. prob.lbly
lns were a
e cold beer
)ild. either
Cl drinking
e intamou
ning Path!,
mposed of
out o£Aya
t wtt were
N•portedly
"\cad of our
me or our
~va:. a .,hort
)bt edge or
of Ecuador
no
rena we tra·
Napo River,
mazon Our
' very Ions. ped with 40
'"' (kind or
~uldlove to
two tarantu·
" aJong the
Lly, etc .. but I
:ly
edible sights.
impression .
people.
renior social-
1 of God. the
le, or we can
rPO lead us to
)ur salvation
out through
~rophecywas
imes NOW
e ~John son
Meandro Ct.
, C8l•f 9212a
lo88erand
ron. clwm.s 10
to mnm
He ukNI m•
wo 111 c n 11 Ill n Life experiences guide hoopster ' • • •
Mol)' tlull
011~ Plont'Cr Loti
Tho 20 minute break between
hal\ w• at a Pioneer mons basket·
ball gnme provided a small, f\.vo­
yt•llJ"old boy tho opportunity and
tht• audloncc to demonstrate an
Impromptu shooting cllnsc
11 wM not only unique bec-ause
ht• hOi!IIOd 8 KOCCC?r ball instead Of
11 ba!ik(ltball but also because hlb
father junior Michael Monroe a
Plonct'r bat~kotball player was In
the locker room prepanng for the
~·con d hulf of the game
Michael Monroe is a versatile
man wllh more re'lponslblllties
and commltmema than the ave""
agfl ~ttudent llo is husband to
Shrny Hutchon11 Monroe. who Is
eltpttctlng thefr second baby In
April. fathC'r to Michael f;dward
Monroo, intematlonol affaJrti 8tU·
dent. athleto und part-time
employee for IBM
A h1gh degree ofpersel"'lemnce
ond motlvalion hove propelled
Monroe through the first ZBycaM>
of his life A gmduate of Portland 's
Jack.'>On High School, he balanced
a commstment to acoderrucs . fos
trred by his M:hool teacher mother, WJth a few athletic
endeavors , which Included only
one year or baskctbnll his !Ienior
year
"f had a commltmun t to uca
demics But, h.td It been up to me
I would've just playt•d ball and
forgouen academics . he ~~.Did 1
really dldn 1 have the "'ze or
height to be as compoiJtlw aR 1
wantt>d to be
Becauw he dldn t ..ee c;ollegt·
a5 an altcmallve uftcr high
school. Munroe studied at a NovaJ
Academy Prep School in prepam·
tlon for the Annapolis Naval
Academy
My father wus In the m.illtarv
II was more h1s dream then mine
Once there. I realized that I really
d.ld.n t want to be a mflltruy
officer. he said
From there ho held a vurioty or
jobs which Included !lOlling pi~
.za s" for Rico s. so lUng clothes
and working hlH wny Into man
agement for Gronh'tlc Pumlture
Sale& He tmvcled from th(• Por­
tland r.ceno and f"Ventually ended
up sn the San Pmnclsco area,
where he wus employed by Dean
Willer a !llock brokerose firm
After teaching himself the trade
he recewed hJs brokers license
~ .
Chns Flint
The awlm team a got ott to e feat alert with fndlvlduel wlna
by Kerin Deck, 2()().yerd Individual medley; and Rob
Brea•, 200.yerd
Producer 'Hosts KLC Jody Chribtensen and Jim WiJco1e
BRIEF
CASES
860AM
93.1 Cable Amy Brooks,
"What makes an overseas
Program-
The Leader or The Plac.,t~?''
Charles Bingham,
··Lockmg Ourselves Out"
Jennifer Busch.
"Is It 1984 Yet?"
Tracey Sl-vift,
"Happy Birthday Portland
Youth Phtlharmonlc"
(Sunday Is a repeat)
An Informative and entertaJnl at
and a.nrpus
•
Produced by the Communlcationa 324 dau
, Pioneer Log" January 2&, 1984 and returned to Portland
While workJng for Shv.o.rson
Amerfc'nn Expreaa , Michael
bogan to &eu the need for a colJege
education
It wos at this JOb that 1 got the
Idea to come• to LC I was sitting
on the 22nd noor of the National
Bank Tower and I reallzed the
need to broaden my honzonr. "
he Mid.
"I saw a lot of things in the cor·
porate worid Human relation·
11hlps we:ren t thatsmponant . I try
ali much a& possible to breall att:·
reOIYJX''> A lot IR racial 'lOme
gender I dldn 1 like the lnjusbces
that I saw I thought I could
chango things. but it didn t
h.lppen fast enough Being at l C.
hall helped me aee an awarene53
that I hdvc some control over me
4l!l an tndtVJdoal.
Monroe's role on the Lewi11 and
Clark basketball team has twcn to
comP off the bench to proVide
roboundmg and defensive
11trength He describes his role as
bt!ing slmslar lo one 1n the
working world
II s ju!\t like any other orgam·
zauon You have to start at the
bottom I ha"e gradually worbd
my way up 01.-eralJ il s been a
good 8.1tpcnence There were
some ontagonasms at first People
d.ldn 1 know me and I dldn 1 know
them Not many ZS.yea.N) Ida
come back to college and get
10volved in athlehc.!> he 'laid
Experien ce ss often an educa
lion in tlsel( and Monroe puts h1:.
to good use in lu6 teamwork.
· In practice my job is to
sharpen skille. and develop more
coheswenesb to get acros:. the
team idea of working together
through hard work," he lllald
I aJso try to perpetuate the
positiVe slda If thinglo aren t
gosng weU I uy to change them I
get lOIS of pleasure OUI of going
into the game and making a good
pass so that ~-e can score
Monroe enjoys the suppon of
both his ·wife and Nb son despite
the time commitment that tt
lnvol~
·1shei'T)'I like:. the fact that I m
committed to something ll'~o
'lOme thins that we communica te
about dnlly I U)' to let her knm,.·
what my o,.it!'"'':. ore and ~he let
me kn01." about hers ~mehCM ·
we cornt" to J compro[JlJ~t: . he
said
Dt'~pue hi:. voung o1ge .,on
Mlchat•l har. taken a liking to b.J..,
kt!tbaJI and cn1oys \'l."tltching h1~
father play
'Ha love& it We got him <1 rim
for Christmob and he cmwl~ up
on his bttd and stuffs II. Monroe
!Wd 'He onjoyt. the game and if•
intent on what " going on Some
people "'l.) thatthls ib no plaett for
a chfld but I disagree Gamel> are
a !IOC::fol gathenng and entertain
log os well. It !!park the . .. unagmauon .
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Scott Olckarson
Michael Monroe commit. hlmaelf to U\e lite of a atudent •• well u
the role of athlete, hu•band , father and pert-Ume employee of IBM.
Column As I See 'Em
Bob Or\bay ror the P~or.tr ~
Hello once again, l..C ~porta fans lr s good to hl11.e you back for
round three.
My ~ond column got a lot more comment& than my anuial
one did. and hopefully they II keep coming. Thanks to whQel.er put
In their two·cent'l ~'Or1h-•t makes wnting each wt!ek a httle easier.
J don t want to get repetihve , but the men's basketbAll team i
6rst on my list again No que'ltJons this time, ju!\1 prair.e. The Pios
crushL>d tht> punchJess Pacific Bo.-;ers last ~~ek. 11 Hi7. by pla)mg
a o,.ery balanced game Pacific as not a good team and the Plos
dldn 1 woatc any time remlndmg the BoxeN> h01."' bad the!) are tC
1umpod to nn early 10-point lead and ne~.~r lot up
By the way, the 111 potnts LC scored just rruued the
long-standing record of 112 which was. set ou.>r two dccad~ ago by
a team Fred Wlbon played on'
If you w<'ren 1 there you missed an e-cciling game. At times it
lool..ed like YMCA ball. but that make<; st fun for the Can11 Ali well as
the players Everyont> played and they all scored w1th BilJ Olds
leadin& the wny agatn If he doesn 1 make the Oistnct 2 aU-star
team a "Cluad shouldn t be named
Tom Donnan had a fine game and so did John Mangels But the
~rfonnance that pleased me mo 1 Wi15 that ot Michael Monroe
He hnd ., alreef'high 15 potnl:.. hitting from both mside and out.
Mike has played well all yeru-in a re..wn.-e role and ha.s been a
factor C'l.l'JY time he enter!> the game He gets my vote for ' MoM
Improved Pio ol the \'ear~ o fur.
A 61dt'note on the men'"' ba!\ketball g,am" Tsckl taker Bsll
Ft:llOI.'-'~> ~hould got a r:u~ alter tht> job ht: dJd Lut Fnday. Sot only
did he :stop o couple of "''ould·be g;ste ern. her.;, but ht• chased two
of tht!m mto the stand~ Ht! got one to ~y but the ntht..,.._,,·ho
twpptmt'ti to look like o chrcct de:.cendenl ol 1\ttiln tht•
llun-refu:oed After a Ahon wrbal exchangt!. the guy len I would
haw Jt.'ft the guy alone otnd rna} be t!\en bought him a Coke. JUSt
looksng .It him .. c-ared me. ,1\l) hat':, off 10 om
\Vhalc 1m bue.y pattmg pttoplu on the back. l nn 1 lorget thl'
Athletic Dept and lhu people \<\.ho \\-E'J"e •nstrumt•ntol 10 s~usng the
wolght·roorn n.•furbiNht'd t lulow rruut) '"ill agree with ml'-tht!
ne\' t>quapment !.\"3& badly needed. The Jle\\ rule.:> anrl hou~ wiU
tnkc .,omt'l getting u~·d to but they are chaJl8e:. for the bencr.
Thonb for the impl"tnemena
In m\' fu-st column. I predicted thtl Raidln'S \\'OUld ,,..,n tht• uper
Bowl. 38 35 I ~ue1~ I owJTated the Redmdns. The only lt!am e\er to
beat the RaJd~ rwice an the ~e -.ea"'n ,., St>.-suJe.. o;o ob\loU.,l)
the St"Jihawl-b are the se'--ond best team in the ~n. this year! -\150
It just goe to .,how you that nice g\1):. finhh last. B) " for now.
St~e )OU nt!AI "'-"CCk..
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PRESEnTS THE
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS THE RICKY G BAND
FRIDAY JAN. 27 9 P.M.-1 A.M.
PAMPLIN $2 Admission
. . . , .. · ' ..
Pagel Yes ties art, craft with lace motif
\\ uh all thl' ruwnUabe to con
umers and pectators alike an
Ponland. a l.L'\\is and Clari> na·
dt nt is P"'') to 50Jnt' af the
~ordl'' t lin' 1
wclk to ~illt>.S 1111 budding
or t'nrollmenl in a de agn or
p:dnung cia" mtroduces n tu·
d nt to~ Phvlhs \ e5 3 suC':OC."
lui nrust '" ho hn!i alr-cad
achiC\cd a great deal m her
carocr and "ho continu £>.S to
SfO\' anu e~xpand wul\·
1 S Y ha achiC\"Cd 1 gaonal
rt>COglllliOn llS a p:untcr: scholar
.and I rurer -.he h.ft, partiCI·
p.11ed an mur40 t• hlbitmns ~mt: t'
l9i4 and i re,pected on th•·
n.a uo Ml li."' 131 l1ii an i m pQrlil n t
member of 1hc Pattern anrl Ul':OO'
mtton movement She 1 cu~
rt•nth bcmg n•pt"C'Cnll .>d b) th~
Bt!ml<':" tmnbaum Galle%)' in
1\,;C\' \or·
Her 4J1 -enters around ;o;c\,~ml
1rloa wuh the use of laet to tic
them to;_Nhcr th~ Ia~· act a~ n
constant throu~out her l"~
C\'tllvms formAt ~ and color
them" whldl ha"~ charar.'lc~
1u,>d her "urk.
In the last four )'Clli"!'J her work
ha changed from tmmens•'
BCI) he CDil\'3 which tt'tplored
pnoal rclauonstups and color theol) to prtl\.'Okmg n.•rn:akt•l.i ol
r\Uld\ m •d•• ohw<' 1s ol fine 11n • throut;h lht npph~ation ol
J"lo.1tntod pat tt•ms. 11ll •nt•!O '' ts
Ol partiO\IIllr UII«Jre I :. it SE•I I he
prtXlC<Itmt for tho ''urk ht i~
domg nm'
\ \lwne'\ •·r. read\ ·madt! obJect
1 ~~mplo.w~d by an Arti.:.t tht· firt.l
Impulse ol a cnuc or tn torian 1
to labl'l 11 ns O;,dt1 that 8 nit 11
mO\'l'm"nt ''ihach cntcrg"d Ill
\\1tr.crland to pun tun• the van·
II) of a cad •mic paint mg. and mlr­
nm; the dt,lllu 10nm~nt ol the
60CIC1) '' luch produced 11 \" s
uS£> of lht-. n•ath nud~ cames
non•• of tht• nlhilir.m wh1ch t:.hA~
cterU.t d thP-nada mm ••m••nt
\\'hero Dadn snecn•d \ {'S c:h.:ll
lcngt OrdtnlU) sa":; bccoml'
platforms for !ncc·ansp•rcd
gardt•n pamtt•d drrectb onto the
bladu~ f';unlhnJRlws dnp min·
C.11t' nu~~ de •SO' nnd laddt.•.f':'
don t hold '''Orknwn hut ... rand u-.
\\'Uri.: tht•m clws lht• obtL·CIS
aren t thl.' foou but '' h.lt tlw
an&st wns able to do wllh th1•m
~he IS c:halll'r\81"8 gt•nder in a
way "h•c·h as sure to ch.llm
nwn• J rnon• fun hc•re than Jibe
Don tl 1 thtHlrpeal ollhowon.
miSit ad \'OU Ut!r 11n as about • pu hmg at u JICCttic hn<'
I h~· to challenge tlw hn~
lx·i'H' •n fine ar1 and crnft ht•
laid 11w mouf ot law 1 n chal·
lengc m usclf lrncliuon, , u,, the m.tking ol
lac • h.tl~ bct·n· ,, lt•IT\lth• n-al\ \ t•s
hus remO\ cd II trom tlw bond ol
It:-ht ntOIW prescl'\ !!d 11s bt.uuny
und llt:Cl'I\IUUit.-d the t''-P'~Ii • of
dP'i~n mht~rcnt m Jm· thmugh
the• mampulauun ot coloc lw
obo US{'S n MIIS(.ld lirw In h•:r "'" '­
to funhtT th•" Pnd 1 h~ n c;ult 1
firw art
Ht•r londnr> tor l.ztcc d,tlt•
b.lck to hapm chllrthood mt•mo­
Ol'S ol o"'lt•brotions and hJlCCtal
occaMOnl> II hus hooomn a ~ym·
bol ol lt-.stavem and JO
Ht!r dt!S!re to t•nr:ompa s crult
In I he realm ol tine an 1 ttll' "I)'
much t1 pMt ol tu'!r \'0' k. < u~
rentl). lw it-c-o\ t•nng tohll• top
of nJI tiltterent izes "1th h•c ''
ansp1111d dt•,fgns 'rtw "' ult at"C
dehcious p1l';OO!' ol urt \\htt•h hm t•
prachcal usage.,
\\ hL·n talkint; to \ t•.s om• Is
it\v:ll'\' ol hO\\ l:u wumun in 1h1•
an:. have com "'ht 1:. .a proll!S
'~onal dedic:tt~ tc: her work.
Art I'-,, \'1l) ot bt.!lng ~ht• S0\10
1 um ple.1St•d and hapfl) obout
tht• way thmg' are gom~
Retrospect of Abakano\·vicz
to be sho\vn in Portland
lnlcmliUOnaD\ acclaimed Pol
1 h '' ·nw.:r nnd toCUiptor sn.;del
cnn b.:lknnowu:z. 1s oonlildercd
one of rl le3dang artJsts working
an fibers town • ~ro~uw of baLano­
",cz !'I bakans wall be shown nt
&he Portlllnd Center for the Vio;wsl
An:; and the Portland Art •u !!UJll Feb 1 through 1n.rch
18 A I tureon her current works
w11l be t cld at lht> SerE " n
uditonum f-'rida) Feb 3 at H
pm
AooknnO\'\u:z. 1 Poland s most
fumoufi contemporol) 1111lst
~lthough h•·rmonum~tal "''Orb.
,., tuoh ha\'C aruuscd mh•nUI·
tional alli'lltton. hn\ c !<.ddom
bc"Cn 5eEn in the IJnltt~ :>tat!!S
!fer n."\'OlutloNU) approach to
'"'C~\lflg In thr• cmbodtmf!lll ol
S(.."UI(Ul:lrc has aftorded .1\baknno­
wacz. rapid populantJ ns an
tnnO\ U\'C 11111 I CA.plonng O{M
concept m m-ant-.;nrde wea,1ng
The ruttural mooJUm Ahabno­
\o\10: mc.!Orporo tes .n her l'OOP.
mou nnd cmo&h,. pwccs
CApound upon her rum tocreJ~tf'
or-same nuauon~
babnCM1CZ 5 baSte al:!>tflt'liC
on t'mS for n_~nmg oontmUJt\ r
and 1~ lmd•:pt."Ttdence for her
thre d1mcn61onal Wf'4\1Jig6 have
n:!mruned consumt 0\'l!T the pa:!!t
deal de. NC\ cnheJ her " .. on.
ha penctral d into funherdJ\P.~
II) :md lorrn l'hc h!.litural :u1d
anatomical cuntoul$ of th••
human bod) Oi cu1ned hcr:~tt ••n·
tlon thn:rughou tth~ 60s and 7~
1 ~phcul) her •• ploralloo:. Of
the human bodv ar 0(•11• ch,~l\' - . knCM n 4:> Altel'DirOilS ':rhl ~!I'-
ll wtuch h•;gan In 1973 mrui;s
thP. arltt>l 61'!>1 tnVOI\'ClTl!!f\ 1 With
lh•• huul3n bod\ nam 1\ th••
heac:h, lh oocks nd the
•;tlt.-d figu~
Ab:l~n~M1a pun;utllo bean
IU11 I "a rru I "1th hoth flt'TliOnaJ
nd On netal trugSI f'SJK'Gall\
when 1 '' !I attendmg the\\ n­
' Acadenl) of Ftnc AM!!. lh'f"
~trong lndr .. duall m and nnisu
Page 10 moll\'lUJon~ wt~· c.hallt•ngt.:d h)
the eadem) :> totnc l appeal to
!iOctal n.~h ut. \ t•l hakmtll\\1CZ •
n•!t~ed Zt diploma trom tht•
ar.adcm m on:h>r to 10m the Pol·
ish artuil unaon
In 1954 \bakanowicr. grndu·
a ted from lh•• \\ ai"Sa\" cndf'm\' ~
and became cmplo\'ed u a ltk
design~ m a faCJOI) Her pn,-atc
c.-penment m p.:untang huge•
Ouwers on hn••n sh •etr. led her
mdin.octl.) to the lltS<:D\"~~ ' of
fubnc and'' ca\1ng !!he ~luntt!d
to thf' \\ rsaw \cad••m) )PI
found thcar nwthods of'' t!~l\ing
too comentional for ht•r Ztl1isttc
lntt•rt l5 ticrCMn c.Jc.,.ution to the
lull mr~t· m~'chum and pen>(l('C
11\'f.' of,wa,utg loo to twrhrstwlo
,-. htbtllons in t 6Z.
.S. Y' • .11' pm; sed he lo rt· h t•
r~c e•tu~tl l::.ut opt•nn ull••nuon
fi'Om lwr C:Ui\ ilU6JIICtOU~ b•~n·
nmgr. J\balwnCM'lt :7"5 catal"'' W3§
launched lh-r work har> bt.wn
'"" In mon' than lhr • • do7Pn
n~:~tor solu l' 'htblum1s and morn
than 100 group r;hr"'
Abaklmowio: whu tancd ns a
oonti'OV\'rslaJ "'Ua'ur in Pownd Is
110\\ a prul• sor Dl the \\'ar.s.nw
At:.nd••m.> of hne Arts Her ttm ..
dmwnr.aonnl fiber 6CUiptun•s
oomed bakllns tn n cnuc. haw • ptonccred ru!\' honzonlii an the
conc •~ptual de,.., Jopme•nl ol
wca\1ng.
1b P-tt•uuml and Matom1cal
in omplctr· figun•b ••nc.!ompa s
ttw newt!!' both physlcall) and
m••n&all~ 1 liP fonn_ art• ofRllnu
.) et cleari) cmauvt' •'lldt'.a\'tltli m
ab tm I CA.prc !UOI\I m Th• r;ub­
hm,. beaU I~ 0£ h:tkart!J\\ It,;'.£ 1> flt'-'
I Q\\<Uit• OIIC to lhP Ohtt't:.ll\1'
Ill~""' F)t th.•t pn.••vall 111 ••ac h
\'1hmung \\(l'\ "n uh£-r
ht!Tllll011 fllliJ I h • lllt t!>l
11-cent l~rnbrvology 11 enes ol
600 burlnp m.<~l fonn nrt• ·~ch uss·· h\C nf Aha .. llOO\o\ IC7 fi
or-gnnlc \itu.al diwy ol blolug~cal
emironnlf:OI6 \\'lwth• r lll'r scr­
I•"":S arc n•fl•~1ou or tlOOial wte­
ml'nta or her CM n JK!niOnal
1!-'JWncnacs Aba~.anm\iCZ
a hit.'\ mt.•nts am c::ICIU'h rl!ll •
tlotu. af a mod•!lll "'CD\ ;. '
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Archavoa
At 43, Phyllis Yes, anoclate professor of art, has achieved regional
recognition as a painter, scholar and lecturer
ll11t tcal'hlflS ltmds her totabtlit}
.uld ,t•unl} v. tuch aUO\-""' her to
takt• n&ks 1\, 3 rornpetttior tn tlw
art world \c, ~id theru I!> ,1111 a
double stundllrd · '"1Lh rega.s·tb to t:qual u-,•,.ltm••r)l "ith mt!n, but
• rhings ha' t' 1m pro' t•d Women
prict·~ ._..,. luglwr than the•\ nn£'t'
"~ere , althuu~ h il:. "t1ll m<~king
\hi' oo-.1 ol U bad !1Jtual10n"
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Domino· s Pizza thinks that 30 min·
utes 1s as long as anyone should
have to walt for a p1zza
Free 30 minute delivery and 10
mtnute ptck· up serviCe Llmtted
delivery area
Our drivers carry less than $10.
L•tn~ted oei·~fY areA
•1980 0omlnd6 Piua Inc.
Pioneer Log, January 26, 1984 Parr
C.uth\ Slt·gl•l
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115 in rtw lhh•d ~·~•·l ul the h•nn.
nudh'f'nt nn• glnnng JllU an Uw
f.ac;c. :> ll\1 n tlf d&nntng In sing I he
Rn1JI..In~ '\W:l\ f rom·Humc-
work HIUt Jndyuur It• •I l•'t·lllke
dllncang
But tlwn· muy t:M-. .t solulrun·thc
Mmhlc-IJnrts, t1 PortlJnd l~d
band \vall appt'41r an Pamplin fn· da), J.m l.7lo llckl•·youriO<,I5il's
rhl! Pamplin :;ex k llop ·-o
C'.4lllt·d bcntUM; dnnc t'lli un• nor
o II owed to \<\ 1' ar h ()(_!S rn llw
gym-Is bt•ml( 11ponr.ort'.tJ hy
SOFA ()11,\ brought thr• Nunlllt•
Dart.'< htJre f01 l.u11 yuar'a apnng
lonn-11 and S<WA din•t•tor ~lt!\t.'
Damr.lU e.1id lht• popul4ntyofllw
b.Jnd \~as one n•cu.on Sur.\
~ilnted tht•m lo return thas Vt' 11 • We loolw.d al prub.ably liw or
siJI ban de; and lht• sen••ral cun~··n ·
sut> \.'\!115 thlil people ltlw ttw Nffn
blc Dans lhn bcsr, Damrau ad
"Hi, it's my first
/don't know
Aunt Jean that you're a nice
I should look you up ... "
Pioneer Log, January 26. 1 '1 hev ••um ro tmil I A..'Wl und •
( lark lasttJS b«•st Most ollh•tottwr
h.mds •v.;•rt~ lcl!ny·bop, hagh
N hnul bolncis rhr:y \\.1!11' .tlso
more rntJncy he s.tad.
I lw Nunbf,.., I J.arr." wt>rc formed
U)•'ar und n hnlfago byiC<Jdsang •:r
Lom Calhoun and h• 1CS ~tuir.~n t
Robert BrtMn In Augu 1 l!J83 thu
band ~.:h:m ~>d personne-l and
addfld a "'~"' ha ~asr BaU OlBan:o,
and n nf'\., drummer . Albit•
Fon;tt·n.~
··rhe new b4nd i wo"-ing out
n'.al .," .. 11 a lot fa!ller than llhoughr
' it \\-Otdd smd C alhoun ''-c ktlpl
11 lor of flU' uld r.ongt. hoi "11h the
n·~ plu)<~'ro w•• uddi!d n n•:\\'
t~i 1, · h•• s~ud (.;alhoun udd•!d
\ \'fl h:a\ t• n ni!W, t lc.mcr, arn pll!r
wurul and I rn mal h•Pf.IY wllh
hO\., lh" band ~:omangnlong
1111~ Nimble Dans song lr 1
CAemplifit• thh; nt."\<\ 60Und II 1
OCJIIlfXIM>rl of n:JUghJy fWo-lhrrd
onwnal music and one-third
tun !S in• band wchas ThePnltet• •
th~ Prctt•mlt•n>, The lkcttl~ , and
JocJocbwn
Cillhoun t~-::ud \\r• n· trying to
tlOUIC a crt) !li u& rock·and·roll "1th
& 111111' bit of an edgt• \\t• don I
want to he too \'dnrlln \\ e ""nntto
pia) dunce rnu ic. fun musir. fih••
.sa ad
ThP Nlmh!t• O:.rts are finally
Inking al !iCOOU!il) saad Calhoun
\\P want ro pul nut "'"yt nauon·
.lily, stm 5atcl Th1• b.tnd h11 IulSI come Ul'l k
from rcoordlng a cJr•mo llapcin l.o.,
,\ngc.l 10 release n 45 rpm an th •
sprin)C.. Culhoun s.111d lhc band I
also gctung rco.tdy to do a l g
northYJCSt oollesc tour \~tllch
1ncludi!S L.l!\.,;5 and lal'1k..
'Vc re domg a loa of oollegf•
wort;. wnlirts: u 101 reheMsmg a
lot. Calhoun £aid "l'hc b<lnd also
har. u video I m So Contused on
local access caul and i worldng
on anothCT Vldoo cnllcd Don 1
\'oul\Jm WB.) Aftcrthcnorth\~
t tour rhcbolnd\villretur~n 101
to do mort• recordmg
The RJcl.v G band wfiJ open !or -the '1mblc IJ3111l and w111 pta.)
&om 9 to 10 p.:m 111•• ambl~
Dans \.,,u play fr(lm 10:30 p m.·l
a.m Arlmassion Is S2 far litudcnl
nnd $3 general admis&lon
p:ty®lc al lh doo~
Talented Ted Rooney
altei't1ates hoop} stage
\1ar. Hull • Of lhft Plarlo!r Log
lh .. , 111~-a typical luncJl.
um~ Oum of actnil\' as thr. --masses engulf large quantille5 of
~sn food
lmai(Jnc yourself am1d 1 this
law .. IC\1'1 p.andamonaum when
.}T)u norioc D tall red headed man
~le has ch•ur ond begin hoot·
an en\;ourng ••menl to would-be
ilClon! l'lJld ilClrCS6US IU JOin a pro­
OUt uon sponsored by the theater
dupartm«·nl Who 1!1 lhi" gu.),
<1 n )'" '3 .,,
Seen•• c hang•'-.)'OU an• nO\.,
&tllng in Pamphn pon& Center
watching yet ;south !1' u~cuang
~oneer \icrory for lh~ men bas·
kerball IPam Hey, i n 1 thai gu}
who iu~t S\'\.1.5hed 3 mooth
jumpt!r &vm the b4.schne the
~ · gu) that dld allth 6houti~
at lunt:htune ?
From the thualer to the buk.et·
ball coun, mor 1 ed Rooney as a
mult1 fAceted character ~ho d1s·
pl.l) an abundanc~ of latent
talent
The product of a Ponland tam·
al compm>t•d of nan;: childrfon..
Tt.•d altributt• his P""''~ as an
ilCIOr to his Dllt•ntion~JUng
anllt as i1 chald an ;~n ctYon to
Cal't' out hrs CJ\\"ll idenfll) among
the~ 1hi"'fl8
"'The nnl~ w-av I ouldget i.lllt>n·
lton wa 1~ pertonn to be ditTCI'
~·nl.' sa1d Roonc)
Ha earl) antf'n 1 1 n acting \\';lS
1\ll'led b • on an raablc addicuon
IO lelt!\lSIUn
"I \., s '-"0\'n a n 1\ W:ll<:h•!J'
WO\'Illg up 1 one time I knew
t."\1!1) Jingle and ho\\ mtruduc·
lion ht~ rd \\hen I hen• was
good dmnw 11 drt~' me mto h It
had a lar'gt1 eftoct an m_} ltf.•
lthtlul(h rhc d1i 1 \\'0\5 not
ut\.,11_\ ~ood Ted "themen t of
nt 11ng and ~pn to than'-ol get·
tang aCII\ "f.> an\'01\ 00
'I oogan u:.tang like 1'\ :md
dn• ~ng hi..•· ,, I \\ cnl through
an arl£'nlll\ r:nSI bcc3u~ I Mid
I hang. tu • 1 bcc.Just• I d h03rd
them on 1Y ht• s:ud
frJr'lhc 1110 lJ101r1 tlweffoct of
rh•• nH•thn nn rm lrfP l~:r.s IA..~n
ne,gall\" Hoon,.y conunu;od It
1 \'1!1) pmurlultoul and • n be
uS('d fur the ,;nod \1) d~u~ 1 lo
rrwke ~10t.J a11 guod d111ma I
w~nl 11 ro lim\\ J aph• 10 and do
somelhmg sood for lh •tr ··~·
1hc cum!nl lc der of LC feJ
Joo., hap uf C'hnsu:an \thlelf!S.
Roan~ hope to sumt~ll~ CfC31e
Of'iolnal rhcater of a hn!iiUUl
nature that i n t 100 preach.) or
too cJcn,ny Gtnn)i Suttctfrelo
T~ Rooney
Deo.$pttc has tWiy 1~ Interest,
his actmg career Wll s put on hOld
hecause oihis50me.,"'hzll con filet·
lng fame tnlt!ICSts u an athlel" It
"'t.'l$1\ t unhl he deeded ltJgi\ up
baSketball after an ana edible hi ·
tory of setbac that he began lo
serious!\ rud\ the th.eat~ --'I W'U CUI from my hid\ hooJ
IG1'3nl Haghl 1unior \'andl) pro­
gram both my sophomon• and
funior )"Car.i. Rooncy ~plamed
•• , ban!!\ mad \'al'S&l\' m"' mor • • •
)~ar . I ~hen "'cnt to ~lount Hood
(iclmtnunal) Collt~c whrre I con·
tmu~ my btmc:h-ndtn • I ahem d{'Cidt.>d to gtw up lh •
dc~d-end lili ol ba lt lbAII and
:'>lUdy at n ood coli•· t In the licld
of m\ des.rre -1 hal a hon h ended up on
P:Uatanc Hall. und 6lnt..~ then his
hfe as a b.1sJ..etbal.l pll 'a' has
bc~n re ur:recacd Throu h
t.>nCOW"Dgcmenr b) " rsit) pla\'Cf"S
who had pbyed \\11h KooOC) 1n
pre-&"3SOn P' -up gam he
dectded to II) u ngam ti • a cu
rt'nll) a atiU11Jl8 fo.rward on the
team
Roonco. can:ens a~ both an -actor and an alhl.cle are wrnilar
de:. puc occumng m totall dafft!J'o
enr l!!pcclnJm
1 nl!:\ no full hkc I got much ol 11
chancP an ruther tncllf18t•rb.:ud~el ·
ba.lll 10 hagh school he saul
l..a I pn~ I got the h.11100 In
du llw I "':uhng role 111 trlll.ifr I
ted rh.,tl hnsrult.J\\ ~I me to ll\l!
our m\ rln.!am and des~res in -both 01 th sc aro.1s nd has thu
ended m\ Jon ·burdt•nc•d -&u trnuon
In a 'fl"'lft produouun. HOOnC\
'-'111 ponm~ P'n\';!lC. \\ tlh m
loLmthe d scnbed a., z.nn~
comed.) \\ tuch poafs p nl
n.unan ~ · and tolrn chaluren
and i cons.~den..-d one of Gilbert
and :-.ulllvnn funnacst mustCOll
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and Clari; Engh~h d f'llrlment i\tnn:ll!i
to: chcs I'll hnllo Colle ,. m Caltlnnllll
• ld n_,rtw~ ,l · '" usc of
St~lf't\CC nnd Tc hnolo~ · lltl'odorc
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pc.'Ik In the 11Ut)'l!f" Rooms nt noon
• .\\of:"(ht ~ymposium · Clwryt f'aycr1
,,nwr tor Mo11thh· Rl"\lr.\' 1'n: 1n ~'"''
\ orl. C"it\, 7:30 Jl m m the oun tl
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\'1 !on of the 'n"r :!000 1nm1 tht• f>c-.n.p;.:
U"'C o( the 19%0' \\ill be "'hO\\n in Rrnhnt•
room at l 10 und 7 p m
• t.o s nod gn 1 1 th~· toptl' of .t In'\-.
onumanll\ educatiOn progmm tu he • held from 7 to 9 p.m :11 tht• l.nod !):lmnn
um tlor.pitnl nnd \lt!t.he<ll Cunh•r,!"ursing
EducatJUn Dutlding. Z.Z.SS '\\ 'or1hn1p
• lntenl:ldou.at Piani 1, ft·numdo l..aU't'. ,,,u conduct n mnsterclus irum I lS to 3
p m In P.\'ans Auditonum
• IIonland CO!Jltc llnhl'NI~ n• idf•nl
dance om pan) ''llu~ C.omp:ln.) \\ c
Koop pn: "nl5 a l~lCtun i dl'Jllonstr'Dtton
on the hUoncal and oontP.mponu'\
at>J~Is ofrhomull•~~ltuml. danet."tillt d
lr.ld1tlon of th<' canU\al TI1c prugrom
\\111 be hcld 111 noon m the '\halluck -.ru
cJJo Tite.:tlcr. 1914 !' \\ Pari< \\r'
• r • • SOl/\ p~nt,.. tho Pamplin ~k llup
tcatunng the !'tmbh• Dan and Nc.k) G
&nd m ~tamm trom 9 fl m to I u m
dnu sion lS S2 per penoon
• Hlll Holbrook in Mark 1\\i\Jn
Tomght' com~ to lh\· Portland Ct\1C
Auc.htonum for on ' pel1onnanoo tf 8
p rn prP.Sented b) t PI• bril\ ,\llmC'lton r>
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mnn• lntonnntlon , call 2211"1:191 28
• ( "~'m Toe h t umc" lo pi'\) tlw LC
wunu•n rut k••tball lt.13rn m Pnmphn nt
5~0 ,,m
• ~tnh• uf the \n lnll•mnt10ill11 t>lnnt81
femnndo 1 .. m•s appe.\rs tn n conrn•rt nt
llw f'onlnnd Ci\k \ud1tnnum. 8 pm
11r.kl•l& an• D\0tlahh• Dl the t~mpus
h nt Olho •
• i\tu!l.ic lw lJ.Dch, Monlr.\'crdi . Hnnd1•l
1111d Cun!lll iughlighttlm opcmng cone en
of n "'"" :>(""" dr':\'Oh~d to nutlwnt1 Jl('l
fllmU\0(' • Uf mu I" lrom lht• Banlqllt'
em J•ortln~d Pro \twucn and a chamht••
r.hnru ''onducwtl U\ Gil :-;cch: • :t:.so
r1.Hc• Jll'Oft• sur of lllll·l~ Ojl('l\ th• ~nl!s
at 8 p rn ut lht' l·t~l Ctmgrt'1gahonul
Chun h. !'i \\ I'M!. nncl \lnin
• 1\ publi\' dhc•u,..,ton on ·-rtw Rt'\ olu·
tlllnlll)' \\ orm•n olln'l,tnd \\illlx• ht'lcl Ill
g p m at zgJ 1 .r .. limon
• ("l•.R l1r!'i1 ,\id llli'i~ \\ill oo ollcrvd
ul tlw t;.nMnmn•lund Gerwrnl llospital
IJ'Oni H a m to S p 11\ tor <1ddnlonaltnfn~
n~atmn cnll 2.11·3J~'1
• r odd Kuhn ,tlnrinct: Pablo llquiunJo ,
oboe; nnd rJko Snkml, ptano '"ill.,crfonn
n wooth\111d ll!<:Unl nt rhc• communuv
\tu ,,. c·cntt·~ 33'>0 ~ f Frunt't6 at g p m.
for mm • infollll31ton. r.:tll !.11·1955
• (:.hapt•l f'('n ic1•' ot 6 p m .. theRe\. ~till)
Olruw, n .. socl4h· mtnit>lt!rol the r U'Sl Con·
gn•gnllurutl Chun:h in l'ortland wtll
pt•ak on the toptc ' l.aught • food lor
''" ~ul • t opt• with tho'Kl midterm blue.<~ and
reC'Il\\'1 fi'Oil\ VOUI' ,._,. k£'nd \\1th t-.U
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l\41d1o and host Mil-P. l.utz "Wtselt!Od
th":Cm .. ·n•" \\111 luatun· mu!>ic trom lhl!
~ woup Chtc.lgo .. a-. Wt'IJ 3!i tho ut.ual
untnlcnuptcd hour Ol ->OOlhtng Jt1u olOd
li:.ft•r.lmmc: mu tc: to umdude the ptu­
grum I unc•lnto 1\LC tht~lande~ot•l) 'l~un·
d,,.> C\.P.ntng hum 9 unlll II p m CKI C860
1\!1.1 rn 1 (4nbld
• lASt mlnutt• probh•m.<., with a p:lpcr?
\\ nling -.k!U& Ct•nll~ Iuton. ""II be a\'alb
hi • tn I nrnar.u 1.; Loun~t· from 8 p m to 10
p rn Orop m. no appointm~nr nt>ce8Nf)
• Throd~monon Memori.aJ l,('t,: 1ure In
lfl,lnf'\. lhl' nnnual ltx:turu thh. \ll'<lJ . -hnngt> 17tnJl Karernu.tdeh professor ol
Mtddlt• l .. •u•tt•m htslof'\ at Yu.le Uruwrsuv. - -Ia dascut>!' '"llw -ScniP.t Union and tht'
R•!\ oluuunal) Mtddle• f~t ." 1'\gnes f lana·
,;.111 < h.1pel al 11 a rn f'n·•' • Ike thnn•n 8 I· I\~ SOtMW"Inr( c•llo nnd
l'Lmu "ill he• pc•r1urnll'd h) fi,unlllon
( lwilt•l7-t 1'1111 t&IHJ 1111rohl (wl'll)', Piiii\IJ
nw JJCMUI11\IInU ! \\tlll)f,• httltlm I tn('uln
u.,u f'ol11nnd HUe• llnl\ •·•'lilly, HI 8 p m
on.
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.)'nung" oman\\ ho uuggh• to cn.•;\lll un
uuh•Jk•ntlc•nl lilt: fur lwc"M:II.tnd hnrdllld
nllt'l h,l\ing ~"~rl Jnnt 101 OC"nnomtt'
,~nmt• \HIJ he• ~Ill!\\ n 115 JMII ul lhr•
Wonu·n s 111m Sc•nt·s, 'I umlln~n 7 :JO
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•A' p.:u't o1thn1JI.,IO() l•11m ~t·rit• , Bfut•
,\nJ;ef \'111 bt' sho"1' .11 1'10 and i p rn in
Bodmu room 110 This mO\ltl is u de'\:as·
taung cnttqut• ol till' ~ o;1k1W s ol the
lxHifltt'lOI II'
• ~or\ pn•wnt6 • st~mpuo " ,.,mng
Wnn"f'll lk-lll.)' .1nd Coldw fl.t"' n 111 the
Count tl ( h.arnbt•t at 7 p m .\tlmt:.ston 1s
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• l ur ull rnt•n intt•,•stcd 10 pltl)lng un
llw \.:tl 'it\ I(UIItwun.tl 1 ~ thcrt• w1ll be a
lm•tllng ar '1'15 p m m Po~,mpUn n.'IOm 10
Fur lur11wr mloMTUIIon cont.:sct !'ted
WilbOn Ul c•\1 150
• Wnnwn'o; '"'ut's Group. s.~n Hirsch
bt'tn, a6suc·lutu professor ol phllor.ophy ,
pn:st•nt a f>oll•·r t•ntllh•d ' Jo'~mtnt!im nnd
l'ruth '!>ciiZ Loun8t' 10 t:'•.tn lrom 3:.10
lu 5 pm • nw Ol"t1(on S~ mphony Orchc.-.tm ,
und1or tlw tlin!C tmn or rhsociale Conduc­
lllt' :o.Jonn. . .m l.tym.ln nncl fc.1tunng vocal·
I'll -.turlt!\• Nantollt•, \1\illlnur to Halbboro
lor a Pops c.:ont t>rt at 8 pm ..tttho Glent.oo
lhgh School Auditorntm Call zza .. lZ96
fur furttwr mtonnallun
-------• ··rhu bt""t ~ "Y to b1 ¢n nmnhl,l{ 1 111111
to do it nu It \\ ilh tlw 1 (. I un Hun Ill I
p.m tM'I''\ l:ritln •. M•~ I nl the <,ttuknt
Jloallh St•J'\ic't!ll llfl.ltlnwnr , 1t•mplt•lnu
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l(llUII tnt'dlliiW trw tlw humun mm hhw"
• .\ brt~>~k w.tlk ,., 11lt>o otlt•r,•cl tJ'\t•t'\ Mon
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• ., hu I:.Oglo, thnlh'nr und tlw llofllh"l
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011\nwncan ~m.i c•t h'll!linntt. w1lh tip<!(' II\ I
••mph<t!;h; on nucluzu ''''apcm and lt:Clh·
nolo&''· rtw c)OUf'!' ,,m oo 111ught on
fu1•stl.t}'S lrum 7 tu •t p m In Harlow II all
at Cl.tck.lull4!i C.onnnunuy t:ollr·gt unlll
Man:h 13 l lltl.,'i7·S.IOO, •'XI 2.10 lor addt·
honal mlumutltun
• "lmugc ul l.thul,' "Liutlrhr'8 ol u ~t!\\
World nt,u ,;~ l .. thur Phntol(luphs f>or
tland Art Mu(;t!llllt , l:tl9 ~ \\' l'asl.. 1\\'l'
K\hthll c nntmw•s until I cb 12 For
lurtlwr mfum1a11un c til U6·28 I 1.
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1\ln.n·h 18
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l·nda\ llw nnN4• t!l .1Vni1.1bl•' lur drop­
Into from li ,, m. to .I b p 111 Mondnv
rhmugh Friday
• Ongoing fuul"hourclas'>t'" in< PR , .. ~
diopulrnunur'\ n tiM ilolllun l UJ'l' ollt•l"l'd
on a monthh h.tfiito at Mt't1dlan Park Hos·
pltaJ. Call ti9ll Ul7' lor· tnloml<tllon .
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"Public:k <Xc:urn•nt-o!> " Cmnpu" Ben 21.
Lt~b and ( lurk Cnlll'~(t'. Ponlnnd, Oregon
97Zl9 Tlw dCOtdllnt i~ 'l p m ·rnur-.d.ly~o for
publication tlw followtnf( 1 hur.day . ,\11
'uhml .. .-.lons .. hould tw 1\-'fX'd. douhh'
:o.p.tct.-d
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Bud~
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of lhn l'iooccr I Alit
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