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

Volume 48, Number 14

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1984-02-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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.,...._et requests rise more than 59 percent
t\llocations to start in ne;<.t t\tVO \Net~ks
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f!tlht!l Org!lfll'l~tmn full hmrhng.
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hudge•llng and ettlto
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11 s n•,,litv .uul till:\' IU\' mm • -coopcraii\C II tJ lot hc..1lthkr
1\Sl.C \\'Ill hc...gln allocating
luntl~ 10 lh•• nt•XI l\\0 WCI'k.'i
prnr)u:.;cd A..:;I..C hudgt•l \\111 I.H'
pla001f 111 the l.ng on ft h tJ (ol
10\\ ed b\ U fonHn f£lr 311 tiiUdt:nl • to come a1u.l dt!ICU~fi IIH pmpu 1
lions from there the proposed
budg•~l \\1lltrnwllo tho F.: ecutn•
Counc•l und on 10 ltw Hoard 01
1 I'Ufile.-•s for finnl appro\'ill
Costa Ricans hatch
fishing indus study
(,J,•nn I cntl
( If I ho I'I(W ln'Y I~
lltn•t• ~opec!lnhlilli from tlw
Co!.tln Ru:.m li hang lnrlu lr) are
on catnpu~> lhts qunrter lo learn
Engh h nd srud the r.u;•lic
\or1h\\t!lil fi hmg inrluatl) undo$
the su•dnnot• ot bu int•s proft•!i·
SOl Hill JrJI'-<'Il
1lt•· pPclaluu~ R1muru Crnw
lord Olman Munoz and flt·Ibc•rt
Sain\ill -\"'oill ~IUd..) 311 I!AfK-'CI of
thl' Pactfic· Nonhwc 1 II hmg
mdm.uy , lmm calchmg lh•• h~h .
lu JHnc·c lng and rinnll)
murkc·ring
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t,)llC ClltcdmnloiD m ( usia Htt .n
satrl ,\.lunoz.. tlo_• ptunl,.d our that
then_• lift• \'l'l'\ ltl\\ Jl<?r tahsto; 10
Hw ( ••!Ita fttcnn fishmg tnthJ!ill)
Cm\\1urd Juno~ and Sar.J CUI
att• lhrol' of 6vu c (l!'ll.t Hican:s
brought tu P<.~t'11nnd through
grunt~> oll1•n•d b.) I'<Jnnent or the
\m,.nca IP 0 nn urgaruz..1
l•an '' luch mnlr.hC'S n ~•••c Ill I he
limon \\11h t!Ountn m Lntln • mcne< rord :.<nd \\'1• \\I)UJd file•• hJI Ol
Or •gon :uul the l nat••d Sl It'!> lo
klm\'lo thut tlwrc Is no ~nn' tn
I 010t11 R1c:1 Mu~l ot lht' J)I"OJll"
dun I knU\\ whnt a sun I :'I ur IHJ\\
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R••fCJnng to u cl. ur.c lmpl~'­
m•·ntcd mto Uw con tltutmn L1 1
Ot"OCOJUcr , Cro"{onJ pmnl•·d out
that thu Cn!ota Rtcan gm,.mrnc.nt
bur. cJcclan•d n~utrnlily \\ • ll1't!
not \\1th the oontm 4nd ,.,e n•
not 'lo\1th lht• sm ·mmcnt of
~u:a~ua
\\ htlc in51 ti~ th; I Ius coun
uymt·u and hit> gO\ ·mmcrat •re
ncutml. ~1':1\\IDrxi)OkiflAI\ nclclt•d
If ' osla Rica \\<J~ '" get lhf'
:unount ot monco, rlur the EJ Nil
'"dorm AO\'{_'f1lment ge•lfi. \\t•
\\uuld each cln\'1' hmou lilt'
S.:u·.wa.J n b•olr~est trum(,uann
"\Ve need In de\eJop a
modem type ot
technology in eo~t,·l
Rica," ~id Ohnan
l\Iuno7 ... "There ru
very fc" specialists '' in
the C'~1a Hican
Costa Rican fishing specialists, (leU to rfght) Olnan
Munoz Herbert Saravia and Ramtro Crawford . are Terl Nilsen
studying English and the Pacific Northwe.t fishing
Industry this quarter at LC. 'Panrwrs of tlw nwnt~ ,,..,
IJt·~un m 1\1152. for ft,,. purpose of
pnmtollng cullurnl and cduca
110nal ~ chan,;~ on n pt·rsort-to­
JM'I~HI It'\ cl nc.JVOrdmg I() \a no:•
Sn\ugt• JJn•!nclt'lll ol thr• On-son
choph .. >f' of r 0 .md director of
'-"''f'M'..::IS tuchPS at Lt.'\\1 and
t l<trl. fi ~:rund indu~trv.
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U.S.-Soviet conference back on !);.!\ ··~·· \'\ ho 16 1 \ oluntt•t!J" Jm·
l' 0 \ ~ud \\.-got trctn. the
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rnt•nt a ~tmall grunt tor till' tltll1•,...
1'111 I llllllll ws or C••ntrul \mr•t,l ••
lor lt•• hnu.ll ~1s t:o.l.armt• lhl!\ Hr•' cc·nt or ma"' of th• budget SOt'
tm,<~rd ('(lllc.Jiron l'hl'ftl un· liH·
llll)tt! untu•r'Slttes In Co tn RtCll
\\1lh a I Dial of .1hout IW •RIO
1\ath\ ( uc. hmn
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h\tt .,0\ltll ">l holu1 .. h·um llw
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h<g1• h:h 221u1 o~thr'\:·•• day t onll'l"
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limon
Dunna St•th•r, Ru '"In Lan·
g\tag~ m :.true tor ut I c. ,saul tlw
IILUO '" IMHI 101' till' po,lptJOt' •
Oll•nt we•n1 tlw c:tltnplit •tltnnfi ol
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on" r.tn~·· ol '""It'~
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ualt•g,JIIOn
llb collc>.>lgtu•s tnC'Ittdt• l..t~ t\.u~
pu\', lw.ad ut llw l.c:nnonut•
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t-.urop~ttn 1 elations Sm ••·•·
1\nwrit .m sct••nllfit • and • ultutUI
''"changt•-.
spt•t•alitu•o,; .tr•· Bobl"\ he\ 1 •
\mtTil an c hul,1n; tu rlllt'Jifl
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puhttt .. 11 !>1 iunc ,. 1lllrf lor nwr
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oomt• m.tlnh lrum lhc :-tutlt•nr
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l ltt•gun l om nut teo lor lhP.
llumanrh•·" ~t.mt Ow \\'oriel
\ll;un; Counnl nt t>n•son als.o
c:ontnhutt•d
M c!t'ltng~ ut I hi' t101lh'l'\'1100 nn•
lr-et• und up••n tu tht• public 'Ttt ')
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p m \\t>dnc tl.t) :md I nda). und
nt 7:30 p m 1hur.;da) , m tht•
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lrom :-..ln Jn ••
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l'tu'fiO l.uuun m ca tt•nt Cost
Rrcn pomtt~d out, \\ ,. not on I,)
conw h• tud.) tlw fi hm~ mdus
In \\ o• hnl~ lht• ltn.'lge (II 0 Ill
RiC.'l
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ct:pt•un that co ta K1ra as
UI\Oh"Pclm the tumtml th.tl enH·
hmc tlw ru~uh, countn•~ ol
;\ll'.lf'UB1111 nnd t::l !'\.lh'aclm , t mw
U.S.-SINO PEHCEPTIONS hult•n&s
In~tt·ad t_•f stn~ Ill,.; the diller
l'nt olS hct\\tlt'-11 O!'t~on ami th•>tr
naU\1'' Co ta 1\lt':a lht• thl'\~· nu•r1
sir·~~~ that I hi' 'IWo n•gtOI\5 af'\·
1n t2u'l qww tm1lar \\'n ho:cl \(_':I)
f<tmiltar hl'n' Pcoph• fonn On•gun
an! \"CC"\ NIOIIIAr tu Costu R.iean
~
l'h1~ I<~ e hfe £>.asv hl'r•',.. ~ud
tunuz.
l r1l\\1ord "ho wa~ coon:lnlll
tl)r of tht· agn•'ullurnl com .. uttt•c•
01 110 Ill l.O!>Ill R.icn JIOM' ft r
htnlSOII ao.< "~II lor lu rwn oru·
J,.,n,on when he sa •l \\u ~
\ et;' SAtrsfi"'tJ tu oo here llw JX--o·
pie lire \ cr '\!!) usee I rom lht•
h.ghest If!\ •I uf tlw admuustm
hun to the rudl'llt the;> "' 1111
\ '1"\' llll'l' •
,\hhuudt lhf't\' •lf'-' 1111 du• lu'ns chu·km~; or MO\t'' humms cu~•l tn th • hull\, n\
"' Ch tt>SC ,,rottos· 3
the gttt'!il rnum 111 ( ntwl.md It nil I hullll' to tlll£' nl 1"'1.1 II t
wr~ 'um•ntb rtllundll'lg t lt~M>s lUI l'.llatmt• IIIII
LOPES SUCCESS ON THE 6 1 ht• riulll l'J lt 10<1111 hatl a II< t, s~tul \Hl<'i-;tultl at \\ lllatncllt• J'ass li:l"l ''
I UITI In Jl;:tgc h lor (lt'tllll., Clll I 'iiiUilS bnt.,hl'S Campus in Brief
Marianne Rntdln
(ll ...... l'lacwJcr 1.111(
Late hours for yearbook
\ uarbook production'' going 1\tll 'te11m aht-.ad \¥\th thn•t' major
dt .. ,dhnl!.' to be nlel thtl-term ooforo lhtl bclok '"tim h(•d
Thtl hull or the boo\< is twine don~ n~., vatd K.trvn Nt.M t>ll
r~ri1ool.; editor, "and wc'n• nght on ..c:ht•dult
f'cb 10 ts tht~ n~t dcadlinl' in ,,hich st•mo~ . oft•t:.1mpus studunt.
O'l):tniUtiOn and Qf uh) p.lg~:. \\ill tJ-• complt•tcd
The book ,,,11 be mailed to tho yrarbook plant tn Califomiu on Feb
z.s ,.,,,h the last pagesofacunltc ~port" and ft~tun• stonc.s linn.hccl
t.' ''l"\1hing ts put togethur the Thursd~ · nisht bcfon• thl' doodlim• .
..;a~d '"'"'" L:lst Thunod.l) pt~plr! '' t•re up unul 6 a m working on it,
she ,:ud
1 he pnx\?5s '" ta\l.ing longer than tt ha:> m past) em~ dut to more
SJUphic:s "hath tn\'Olvcs a lot more tn produchon ~d '\iC\\CII.
Dt~pttl' tht• fact that, '"th • ne't lour , .. ~ek" an.• the tough(•M mornle. I
hopt• as GOOd · ~d 1't."' ell
Electronic news for diners
-.oon J>'!Oplc will be able to read tht• m.'lWI-from t•lcc.:tronac reader
board<. m ftelds dirung room and tho rmll Room
The boord" will be pr<Mded b) the Hnmm•r Corpor•mon an Toxas.
• l..Jst ~c<1r "c \\t re approac.hcd by tht• corporation and so'" C' met
''ith tht• lntonnataon and Progr.1mmang the Templeton Co,emlng
Bo.lrd ~'ecuti' • Council and the Ph) :..ical Plant CommallCl' All
agrt't1d it wa~:-a good thing.'' saad Michael f'ord. darector of student
or IJ\1tll's ·n-.e board~ ,,,n pro,1dt• national;md mtt?mataonnl headlint• ...
~pon~ 54.'01"CS, finance ne-.' l.C nC\'\:. and od\.vrth.ang . Si t~ percent
,,;lJ be dt'dicated to gt!ncml nt!\\. 20 p<'I'Ccnt to l.C new" .md ~0
pt~ent to ad\crtism,;
There is no oo ... t for the anattal unat or ongoing maantcnan ctl as 11 i~
p3id for by am t:rtl~ng. said Ford . \\ c do hO\\ t'\t'f", h0\\0 tht• nght ol
rcfu:.al ol ads II'' e ha\'e a problem .. h•• t-aJd
F'inalh Ford added • \\ c haH' done us much ns '"u can to mow
thh; proct!.SS :slong and" t• n.• an\lous to gt•l them up · -
11tc board in l:'tclds dmang room , .. ,u bt• HO mclw b.) 7a,. mr·hcs
w1th lt•llcrs4 mch~ tall Tht• ont• m tht• l"rail Room \\111 oo
npproxunatdy hallthu site
Micronesia visitors home
l'Wt~nt~·four l..t.'\~1s and Clm biOiog)' studl•nts hd\le cOTnllloted
their tcm1 ' ~eNeas program In Microne ia lt-d b\ baolOK\'
profess.c.•r Ed florance on Jan. 28
Thu 'tudent5 tr.n-ellcd to the Marshall f land~ Caroline Islands
nnd Guam Thetr trip to Truk Wdfi C."lnrellt!d duu to an uutbr<'ak of
malariath~
Mistake cuts KLC cable
l.asl week lln AM KLC radio Unu \\'a" ~napped near th~ Copeland
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\ eOLke..
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Selecton of car100nS appeettng
In f'le Opinion • '*"' le h
re1pooelbllity of N Opin10t1 6dl10t LC chaplain se hnaiTOWS
'lbomas Lyd.:n
Of thto ptnno,•r I (Ill
John Webster o1 tlnaiiM lor tht•
chaplain "' posltmn at l..tM1:. and
ClaM. up pea rod In the l ha,yt•r
rooms lnst w\wk to dll'ICu8s what
ht.• considers to be somu of the
fundnmonlal ~;plntuul probh•m"
facmg rollcgt• student., todny
Web:.ter hn:. sptmt the lust td
\ t:ars an lndtn ll'-n tt•nrh~-r and
ndmmt:strntor at thl' t lnatt·d Tluo
logjc<ll SCmino.r. an D.tngnlorv .
H.i<o acadt•mat:. o~>sodnuon!\ In
the l.. s ancludt' the llnt\('r'it\ or
Pcnnsylvanan whero tw rt>rCI\ l't1
his Ph 0 in South sion Rcgiorutl
Studies work D:!> n \.il'tting . t·holnr nt the Union 11wological Soma
norv In t."'" York anrl a te<lching
position at the Plttl'lburgh '1ltoo
logu·al ~mlnnry
Wehstc•r said ho would VIU\\. hal\
rnh• u~> cumpu ~; mln\Rtor U'l two
fold lUll primnry concem would
\x1 wilh "ml11sion" which nppllt•s
to thot~c cum.mtlv out:~ldc ot tho
church. while cnnying out a o;ub
ord.lnato role of octunl mint:.trv·
to thoM' of the Cnath
I ht 1.m1pha.,ls thut he plarc·~
on mb-.lon ts bal>Cd. he sa\ll'l on •
a rauonal realiuuon that the
maJont) ol 'itudcnto; arc out ... ide
of th<' churt h
·1 h1s distinction us been furtht•r
a('tcntuated bv wh.nt he belil"\es
~~ o long·,tnnding tensaon that
Tenth-rated forensics
hosts high schoolers
C...arol Hammett
or tho Plonf"l'r Loft
N. fonnur stattt chnmp10n!\
who ha\C gaint~d national
acknO\' lodgement the t.AMisand
Cla.rl. forensit.. team appenn.
headed once.· agrun tor a succes., ·
ful sea'>on
Tht" vear the team t~ .. a.lr-cad\o' • • reaped ....ovcf"<ll fi~t and -.t·cond
plac.e fini~he.-. at meet,, Th~ tllam,
'' hich •~ rntt>tltenth in the nation
of ~0 college-. and umwrsauu ...
include.s lour studt•nt '"ho haw
placed in the national andMdual
e\-Cn t~
Said sophomore Oacrw Gold.,.
mtth debate team member , "I
lhinJ,; \'11\!·..,-e done rcalh ~oil .\.\ c • ha\ c more tdcb.ltt'J team~ than
WSt year and \\0 \'\_I gOtltlfl 8 good
stan on a new topic
Or Sle\'u Hunt toronsics direc
tor at LC anUclpatob progre s.o. for
the team tn tht: approochlf18
years Hunt saad presentl.) the
team consists pnmurily of fresh
men ;md sophomoru., Tho cur­
rent team. coupled \VIth future
forensic compehto~ will estab­
lish a team that can ~pcc t con tlnuad amprovemcnt
Besides being involved in com
pctiiJon themselves. the forensics
team 1:. now buNy prepanng to
host its annual high school tour­
nament at t.C Tho tournament
~oeheduled for Feb tO to 11. wt.ll
andudc 45 to 50 schools com
posed or 95 percent or th€' be.st
competion from four or five
Mates
Forentilcs team member Jane
Yt•dmc"- freshman. said ''lll~e to
be inmlved an the bchind·thc·
S(;cne:. octMtJt!.... in running a
tournament , "uch as ~uring
jud~tl'" tabulattng ballots and
making up e'temporuncous
topacs."
liostif18 ... tournam ent on ~m·
pu~ drn·s requare the use of all
ciM'<I'Ooms and !>e\'6f"cll donn
lounge~ fhe forcnsal ·~ tt•am
would apprcctat e considera tion
from the Lt community regard·
ing the use ot the lounge ~>. The
-.quod could also Ube OltJX'"
nenccd forensic students to help
ass11>1 at the tournam ent Stu
dents WIU be paid for thPir time.
and thobe who are anterested in
helpmg should contact Hunt at
0.\t 573
ASLC Update
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allow membertl th&!>. week to review the board't. responsibi lili~ ar,
outlined in the 1\SLC Consutution. and a~~s s their performan ce to
date Repre:.entahVC!\ will discuss current procedure" and explore
neo.\! method• for re.achtng the studont body
• The Budget and fanance Board ha6 hu.trd all budget pre1.1entotions
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• ASLl Pl'e'lldcnl D~bbe llamb«•t will begin f'e\-lewing budget
proposah. from the Cornmunac.aiiOOII Boar-d. the bodycomposed or
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• SAA8 h<111 !4Ubmlttcd ltr. 1984 85 budget to the r:xecutive Count· it for
approval . 'fhc Mudenl Acadc.>rnac Affan~ Soard is n~king approxi·
mat ely Sl,OlO for offin~ cxpcn!M!~ $21,000 lor thtt research program .
SZO.Z:S~ for the Vlliiting scholaf" progr..un and SS.300 for departmental
octl\lttcs: the total: S47,566 Thi~> urn repre~nt:o a smaU dt:crease
from lnst yuar'" allocation .
• Oa\1d Officer, t:hainnan ottho Election ( ommi11sion. reports that
studt:nu. ~oceklng office in thc next ASLC adminlstration need to be
awaro of the following coltmdar:
Feb 3 PetiUon ~S avallabla at the Info Desk
Feb 15 Spet-ches by randldntes
Feb 17 Petition deadlim •
Peb 20 Cnmpa.agn llteraturo /posteno taken down
Feb 21 Election result• announced
If you ha-ve any quetition" about the eluction procetJs or the office:-.
available . contact any mcm~ of tho Executave Council tbox 140) Still
confused about the relatively new student government at lewis and
Clark? Consult your Student ttandbook t
• Make sure your voiC'e Is heard In o.ll·lmportnnt budgeting process
undin'Wa.)' now ContAct your representative on thA 8 & P Board
Akin Sue OoyJe 576
Copeland Kelly Kn.sln 1435
FOI'f'llt Jack Alluy 2.54
Hart%feJd Richard Cetgen 836
Odt•ll Jill Goodman 89t
Platt·Howard John McAllister 166o
Stewart Andrew Slatur Z552
Off·Campus Ollhn Nsuyon ,976
OO'·Campurt Put Mahaffey; f154
EA-offi c::io E.nc Hyland 12l8
1::.&-0fficao CaM!y Woodard 301"
\t~<;e Pn• adl!nt Angelina Bvllia ,_,; l'~lsts bolwt•e•n t:ollcgca Ohd
C'hurdiC!II l C lA no eJtctlption to
Wobt~tcr
Mo~t peuplt• set• II n11 a rho•tto
they muRt maku oon.vwn the twu
rntht•a than lntf'groto." ho 11nld
a1lf• lack of Integration lt1 duo In
part li'Om a t•ollagcb pn•11cntatlon
or the thUt'Lh as one of tho mnnv
optaoM thnt tho) pt'Or.tmt to you
llttl) do thlar·ath<'r than lntt'gnttl'
It'
Consequently . a petvaalve alb­
tude foma. th.at aubscribee to the
vlew that reUgSon Ia a cn.atch. and
that 're.a.l men do not need God
Webster's goal aa mlnlater to
thoee Ina! de of the faith would be
to prepare them for the mltlll111
whJch they wUI carry out to lhoae
not ln the church A central pan
or this preparation would lnvoM
p~
Webater aaJd, 'Worahlp Ia
something that should br
engaged In for lta own right It
should not be seen a.a a meam 10
on end. but something that haell
111 benefldlll and rv.vardlng Too
often people are concerned with
what wiU benefit them a& Individ­
uals. or what they can get out d
somethi ng Prayer Is the wny that
we show our allegi.anoe to Cod.
The critical question of all~
gianco Is cummtly being raJIIed
by Christians and non..chrf stiana
alike. accordJng to Webster , In
four a.reasthat raise serious qua.
lions about commitment and 10)­
o..lty. They are
• An accept.a.noe that y~
people 1 succeaa oriented goeb
may not be I"'Mllwble. In support
of tru& contention. Web.<lter titea
Impressive stabst1ca from a fed.
ernl employmen t report that tndi·
cate runng of college students
has dropped by 41 percent lMf
the laat rwo Ye.nJ"8 Additional au·
tlsrjcs ahow that In the put 10
ye.nrs 8 million people ha\!
droppped out of the workfn&
class
He beUeves th.nt the fu.lllmpa.CI
hlta when people realize that
their aspirations for succesa m&\
not be reallzab le His scenario li.
"Personal arudety ~~ets ln. and a
mounting tenaJon grows berween
parents and thetr sons and
daughteno at college Then the
ageless question Arisea 'What
kind of life are we working fort
• lnte~re.lationahlpa are suf.
foring at an lncrea.sed rate. '11\U
raises queatJons Uke. "What doe~
it mean to be ma.Jer "What doe~
It mean to be fem.ale?" QuestioN
Webster arud he belleves must be
answered in an age where "mal"
riage can be a blessing or a cunse.
• Nuclear annl.alatlon Ia a
threat Americana Uve with daDy.
From a reUgfous peT'Bpecd\'e ,
Webster sald the key to thla qut~~­
tlon Is whether Americans an
willing to sacrifice fulfilllng goal&
like what Jdnd of world they are
going to pa.u on to the.lrchlldren
Aa Webster claJmed. ·we mull
think ot posterity !
• Thoro ls a growing gap
between rich and poor In an
Increasingly Interconnected
world. Though he did not elabo­
rate on thls point, Websteradmitl
havjng nH!ntry problema himself
after returning from Jndla
Webster aJao beUevea he can
provide something dJatinctlveJ)'
Christia n an lnfi'a8tructu.re of 1
Christl.an community This f'M1
help to ameliorate a campus Uil
th.at can be fragmented and fall
paced
One example th.at Webster galt
IUustratlng how the church can
help la tho feminist movement
He said, "One or the first wa)t
that the femJnlat movement got
atarted waa through the churcl\
especially more help than they
received from the educatlonll
estabUahment. · ·
Feminism Is an aroa of particu­
lar Interest to Webster , who II
cummtly writing an Introduction
to a collection of eaaa_y1t froiD
around tho wortd titled 1111
Chun:h and Womt"n '" tht! rturd
World
• Pioneer Log, february 2, 1984 -----
OnL(
~llo Slocum
ur '"" Plnnt't'r l.of(
t\Jthoughthcti
clucking or !'ltov~
the h..tUwavs h
room of <. opclal
lw\ c to he mu"
laving an a tJ
ap.1r1men t
~ted in has
straight chaat
another ctgareu
rha.in Vu ta.i Lu I
dOlo' of Copelan!
After reOectlrtj
whnl chamcteriz
US L.u answer-.
and dogs .tre ~
In hi~> m1nd
Lu, U. nnd E~
WUI 49, visatlng
the People b Re1
who are living a.
agree that not 01
tht• U.S Jmpres~
ho" outgoing ,
pcareftal their
leagues and st1
hllve 'warmly w
Lu has beer
attending clo~o~
tus arT'i\'al in latll
noted Bnti~oh an•
ature scholar
Teachers C.olleg<
first Chine:,e a
recervc a pres
-.cholarsh 1p to s
the L.
He attribute'>
0\ersear. Oepru
Vance Savage an
sor Jeff Barlow.
1 get the U S S<'h<
Sui
acCJ
sa~
col
Subml
Pioneer NS
tcge11 Und
ccephon to
as G cho1c"
ten the two.
1," he sa:td
m I~ due in
re8Cntullon
ofthu mnny
sent to vou
an lntegtatr
;ntaalvu atb­
~rfbes to the
crutch, and
I need God.
m.lniater to
thwoutdbe
the mJulon
out totho.e
central Pl"
ouJd lnv<lM
WoMihlp u
ehould be
IW1l right II
.sa moan& to
ng that ltaell
vardlng Too
lCGilled with
mas lndMd­
an get OUt~
the way that
Jlce to God.
tlon of aile­
bel ng raJ sed
m-Christlans
Webster, In
serious que.
JlCOI and loy-
that y~
iented goala
e. In support
Nebster cllea
a from a fcd­
)Ort that ln(j.
ttge studenh
percent 0\'l!f
dditionaJ &II
a the past 10
people ha\oe
the wol'tin&
e full lmpad
realize that
• success l'DIV •
s scenario 11
IS ln. and I
rows between
r sons and
le.· Then the
LJises ~
oridna fort
ps are tuf.
led rate. 11\iJ
e. 'What does
J" 'What do.­
e?' Questioru
lleves must be
:where mil'
ng or a curse.
lalatlon Ia 1
lve with daDy.
perspective
~to thJ8 quet­
!11)orfcans are
fulftlUng goal&
rortd they are
~heir chfldren
d. ·we mu51
growing gap l poor In an
!rconnected
:CUd not elabo­
Vebsteradmlll
1blerru, himself n lndia.
eUevea he can
~ di•Uncuve!y
tstrucrure of a
nJty nus may
a campua We
ented and fut
at Websterg.~ot
he church can
~at movement
the first wa)t
movement g~
tho church.
p than they
educadonal
area or partiCU"
teb1ner. who II
Introduction
8154.)'1 frofD
titled 1111
in the Third
2, 1984 On LC and the Cultural Revolution
-V•<tllo SicK urn
01 lhc· f'lmu..,r I.Aif(
\lthuuE(h thel'\• ,1rc nu chad..cns
rlurking or stows burnang coal an
the hullwa,Y!t . h\ tn~ In I hu I(Ucl'lt
room of ( opc·land Hull do f!l'o not
hJ\ c to b<• murh daiTeNnt from
ll\1ng an n tvp1cnl ( hines~
apartment
Sf'atcd in lw. fuvonte wooden
:~troight c.haar puffing on yet
another Cigarette in an endh~!u,
rhaln. Yu to a L.u looks out hi6 win
dO\-~ of Copeland E wing
Aflur reOectlng a moment on
whot t.haracteri7.ed wealth an the
u) l.u nmwerod that fat catb
and dog~> oro what reaJI>• Mack:.
In htb mind
t.u az, and Eugene Wu IJian·shi
Wul 19. v~t'llting prolcswt'l> from
the People t. Rapubhc of Chana
who ure livmg at lAJWit~ and Clark
agrt'C that not only the wealth an
th~· tl s lrnpn•.,.,ed them but also
hO\\ outgoing friendly and
Jlf'SCt.'ful their American col·
league~> and student:. are that
ha\'c · \~armly welcomed us
Lu ha:. been teaching and
attending clas'-Cb regularly '-!nee
hi'> amvalln Late Septembet As a
noted Bnush and American Liter­
ature scholar from Guilin
! Tt>.u:hers (allege Lu i't one of the
fint Ch.ine..c academactaM to
receavc a preMagaous Fulbright
'>CholarshJp to study and teach an
the U.s
lie attribute:. hh. sltuntaon to
0\-erSN'i Oep<1rtmcnt Osrector
Vancf' Savage and hJMory profeb
<;Or Jeff Barlow who helped htm
get the U S scholarshJp \ft:ording to Burlow the• '-4 hn
larship opportumtv caml' ubout
bPcau:-e or I ( .. thl to Chinu an a
!IIUdf'nt profC!i!telr wu.·honge• pm
KJ am in prvgrM~t 'lanc·o th(• tlrat
IOU\ en proft~!IWNI from C.ullin
came to I (. in Novc•mbc•r ol I'J81
IAJ Mid lh<~l he wn unable· to
come with tht• onginol group 1n
1981 b<'<:4uw he wa" cnmllt>d in
one of the fi,....,t gtaduattl pro·
gramt. 10 Amencan and Bnta!loh
LJteroture In the lnltlitutt• ol
Amencan Studs~ an 'IJonJing.
(.hJna
Lu s fnmlly an Chtna conmat11 of
hls wife who as a factory wo~cr.
hit. elderly mother and 1'\vo chJid
ren, a boy. IZ and a gJrl 9 l.u
commented , before the "angle
child campa~gn wa" adopted ar,
official policy an Chintl, .t family
with one boy and one gtrl was
considered pArfect
Even the Chlne!>e charactur fo1
good' Is a combination of the
male and female chn,-actcn~ W1th
the female character wntton fir;t
Lu's colleague, Eugene \-Vu. ha~
been IMng on the second floor of
Stewan ~ince hit> amval at u. in
April ol 1982 Evon though h~
came to LC on the :.a me eJtchongc>
progl'"'.un ab the prt'VIou.s prole:ot
sor and 11peakb C.ngh.sh wt•ll Wu b
field '" not En8lbh He as a ph) •
•cs professor and has been taiUng
regular ph.vllaC:; and computer
cou.-..e.s at LC
For Wu tor t:.ugene a" h~ i~t
known b) most peoplcr tha!> a5 not
his first tJme out bide ol mainland
Ch.in.a When hewo~>ilyoungboy ,
he accompanied has futhcr to
MaJaysin to wori< for eight yea,....
lie said that they retumud an a !148, ,, vt•o.r twfc1re llw Rf"VUiuuon
that loundc•d lh<• People•,. R••puh
lie ol ( ha 11<.1
v.·u '" mnmed to u middlt:
'<hoot phyt.iNo te.lchr•r In ( htM
and alr.o h<1s t\lllo childl'f>n, a gart
and a boy, ng'~ ZZ and ZJ
IVAJlCC:tlvcJy
"My Mo 'lil'teMt hove been liv·
ang an the ll S for many yeatTh"
said Wu They came to va'\at me
an ChiM and told me that Ameli·
c.an t;O<;iety was terrible panlcu·
larly inter-per:q.onol relata on htps
They M..id that nothing but
money was rmportant in human
relauon'lhips
Aller bving in the U.S.. for nearly
two years Wu admit:> a changP of
opinion and one that seems to
differ from his aastera optnlont.
People here are willing to
make fhend11 and they reaJJy do
help each other ow all the time,
lw said My contact with peopiP
outsld~ of thic. college ha!> bc>cn
rnthcr bmlled 'iO my opanion ha~
not changed very much He dad
notice that rocallm wn not as eva·
dent an Amenran :;ocaely as he
e:<pccted. "You do ha\e d blad.
running for presient of the United
~lAIIt: " he addt"d.
,\mencans are really cunous
o.~bout the livang condauons., edu·
cation and lcv1?1 of 5exuaJ equality
in Chana Thev at'\! also ven con·
~ -ccmcd .:tboul the amount of !'ree-
d om an Chana
Thear que~~tton~ sometame:.
point out thear mi~oncepuon~
about life an ( hina L.u potnted
out that 'iOmc \mencan thm~
that the politrcaJ per:.ecution
which occurwd during the Cui­
lura! RII\'Oiutaon still occul"h
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Submit messages to Box 21 or to the LOG office by 5 p.m. Sunday Steve Hopltins
Eugen Wu, left, •nd Yu-tal Lu, rtght, are vt.ltlng profenora from
the People'a Republic of China. Wu came with the ortgln•l group of
Chinese profHtora fn 1982, while LuIs on • Fulbright Schol•rahlp .
today.
Concerning the People~
R~publi c or c hln.a II Pn>maer Zhao
lJ Yang 'I l"f't:ttnt vtslt to the L S
tho two profB'J.'j()f"'t feh (•nc·our·
agttd ..ahout the development of
Sino·l\merlcan relataonshap
Though th•·v oon~idcr Amencans
a!i "sll.l\t! of lifllf' throu~h tht"ar
p.lti~nt (.') ·~ they 1>111d they behP'\e that rn.o decades W111
probably be enough rime for Sino·
Amencan t.ies 10 be dP.\.elopt>d
into a strong bond.
ln the hope that tht'ir stay In
the U.~. ha!F> hl'lp«!d Sino·
American friend~thip Yu·toai L.u
quoted a linP. from a •rang Oyn·
•u>f)' pcwm. • J\ cJo~· lriend alar
bringt. the land ne.-uU"
Hunger project tries
to discount myths
Glenn fout
Of I hn J'l(lllt'rf" 1~
Most .\m<•ncans remember
beang told u chald.ren to clc.1n
their plat~ 'bttcaur.t• there are u
lot of childrun an lndln and Africa
who af"(' ~lilt\ 1ng •
~ant(· then. mal\5 mt>dia l\0\e
n.>tnlot-cl'd tht• aufT~nng whtch
hung<'r caull(.•.s around tho world
Yt•t tht auomplb b • parents 3Jld
the mas:. nwdla to hC'tl(htf!n
a~art.•ncs..s ot uni\tlnial 6uffc•ing
wl:!ms to haH: ta.llt•n !'hon ul the
mark ln!>IC.Jd mo111 pt•oph! IUda)'
IU:Ct•pl hunl(cr lUi an im." 1tabh~
human contlition \\ luch ~~111
alwavs <'"" -'lht• Hung~r 8nd1ng an
inu•n-.h • t.!t.lucataonal pro~nl..l ·
lion to he ht•Jd \\t•dfle.-;dn\ ', feb 8 -at 7 pm an tho J'h.t}cr rooms.
wek.o; 10 dispd the myths in otti·
tUdt!S tOW<Jrd hungt'T b) Dddre..-., ·
ing tha .1d\'anrt•mcnl. "hich
ha\-e occurred in man~ d~-eloJ'l ·
ing countrit•s O\cr the pa::>t 30
want
~
The !Iunger Bncling wlll b«?
presented b} the Portland ch.lp­
ler oltlw Hungt.·r ProJect. a world· "'idt.• organiz..ltJon dedacated to
~generatang the "illtu chmanate
the pt!'f"St:ttencr. of hungt.>r and
stan'31ron by the end uf thts ccn ·
IUS)" • Worlch,1de memben>htp an
1he Hunger ProJect totals nearl)
three mtllion.
Jeren~ Kirkman. a \ olunlt .. 't."f"
briding lc:3dur for the Portland
area Hunger ProJt.'ct. recalled the
tir.:.t time sho SU\\ th., Hungt!l"
Brieting "Tht! brielin& lmpn>S&""O
me so much an the W3\' thut at -brought out a lot of as u~ Uuu
hold ~n an me: lor a long tame
N:rkman btres.scd that. con·
I~ to popular twhe( thnrc a!i
not a fOod :.honagt! in the \\Orld
loda} The problem c JW-11enccd
b) thard world counhi•!S nn::
pnmarily relatt>tl to da tnbuuon
rather th.ln to produt:tiun
Titt! Hung•T Bnt.'lang seeLs to
educatt• &udenl~ b) addres!'iang
lht! ISSUt!$ , • \\.hal IS hun,;C'F'
\\.ho are the hung!)...,, nnd
'As:.umpttons. and lx•ll••t ol
hunger.
1\.iNn.an SOlid the Rlollll Goal or
thtt Hunger BneJing "' to hO\'
pt>opl'-' that hunger c-• .m ~ ehrru·
rult:d ~he .. polu.-ol the 'cnnili·
&ton "here hungl!r h..u been
accepted iUi a part ol lttc
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FEBRUARY 20TH
Page 3 ({An1erica is back" ... but where had it one?
hooraJ•;1
After bcmg appallt>d b.\ President Rt..agnn·, president rep<'.<tt<'dly u:-.ed !:tUbJectlvc. t•mohon ·
laden trmts ~uch a!t fi '<'dom. p<'tH t; faith
tomily, work. and ne•~hborhood Hi::. .tddre's
also t untamed r<'llgiou:.. ovPrtones. a:-. follow'
"Tht•n• was a hunge• in th<' lnnd lor a spiritual
revi\-al. ir vou will. a crusade for ronm,al Another quostionablo thing is Rt~gan :.. tnt·on
!o.i!ltcnclo~ HE' pledged to ... oJt<'n th.-. double
hurden of tho~ who pa~ public: SGhool hsX('!".
and pnvotc school tuition ' In !40ftcning that
burdt>n. he \1\-ould he channeling funds to
!4Upport privutu school:.. ruther than public one:...
F\arthemtorc has he forgotten tho~t· of u~> who
p~' for rollegef Ha~o. cuts in financia l ;ud
asstsr.mce Indicate thot Where doo!o. he e.\pect
all thOM' ~tudtmts to go after private ~chool' t omp.lri~un oftha L..A Raiders "'ith nucl~nr
\\t'3J>On , wt• were trealt•d to mot'C Rc.asan-.pcak
''ith the tate oflht• Umon addres~ dt•li\ •n d
lust Wt>dn&-da\' .
~
,\ctually, tht• overriding re41Ciion is cynit i'm
We would reaJI\' like to bcht'\'0 all that the • president .snys about how "America is bacl\.'' Thougt) eloquent tht'M3 tcnns con\e\ u
simplbtir tdealishc 'ww of the rountn "
<·um•nl mood which ts hard to 6nd rredlble
c;uppo.,edly from a pt·nod during" hich • \\ e had
lost the respect of frit·nd and foe." HmvC\ C't, the
Rw .. ,ian n·~pon~e to the address leach one to
helit!'\-e otheM1 e. 1 hoy are al:.o an <·~pre!".'>ion of \mcncan and
esptlt. inlly Rcasanusque suit-righteousness.
whidl of'Wnds tht• rest ot the world as woll .ts a he
l' lt is flO\!;ibl(' that all were doing here •~
RMgan did prombe a few thing~ about whit h
Now, ht•'s tht• pruMdcnt . One assume~ ho ha~ a
better idt•a of how Americ·a look.'> in th~ e\ ·-.of • ""ere' e" pleasing : more funds fur the f PA.
greater attentton to education. anu othors Yo& it
1~ difficult to behC\ e lhat thoc,e parttculnr
promi~' vviiJ be kept mt picking. \fter all. the president had limo
hmatatmn' to respect and posslblywub unable to
provide all the detail~ which would explain
\\hat we :-.ec a'> &nt'onsistencies Howtwer what
bothers us most wat.. Reagan s overall theme
",\mcrka lb bad .. rhe world than we do Still ifthat's trutt. th~n
what the 0\ict, rt>ally think and what the pres:.
telb us thev thmk mu'' ~two dra::.tkall\' - . different thin&~
miet official.; accu:-ed Reagan ofh_, pocri~
and demngoguet) an reference to hh mes--agt! for
peat!e and his lnudauon of the hcrotc:. .1ct of Sgt
Stephen Trujillo in Grenada . Dol-~ Ronnie think
such arcusattons con:-.titute respect'
ln order to 000\'C,}' the pruper mood the "'' trut• that Reagan has bt"en fair!) c·onSJstonl
about hvmg up to hi~ campaign promi:tes -anti·
abort10n acllon. inc:rea,cd mihhlf'\ ~pending and
hnrdm .. linc foreign pohC} val all of tho~ i:>sues
\'\.'Cre pushed b\ the con :,sf\ alive g• oup~ whkh
supported tw. candldon \'\1l) shou)Jn tone
bcJit.'\'t' that Reagan ·~ talk about women, rduc·a
rion nnd emu-onmcnt was onl.' there to appc.tsc Back to what? Fords \o\'IN buttonb? Nhon·
e~que violation .. of the C onstttullon'"
Eisonhowur"cru Mt<.arthVism ? Hoo\!er· s Great
Oepresston lf \mcrica trul} is back. then we're
not sonv we weren't around when she w~u, her'O
~
before.
Bookstore protits
not so inflated
To the Edator:
One COI'T'l'Ction to the art1cle on
the Boo~tore apJ)f'aring 10 \-Our
i~sue ol Jan 19: The Booluirore 1~
requ1rt>d to tum back to thl' G.en·
oral F\md S percent of the groc;~
sale:<~ not s percent of 1 tw profit
Thi!o •• 10 CO''er any t;o,sls not
direc:rJy charged ro the :.lore oper­
a non !'iUCh .u ptl)TOII OJCpcn&e.
account~ pauble expen~ inllu·
ranee cost!> janitor ht•.1t hghl'­
ctc.
for those who Wl!ih to hn"'e th~
BooL.store ~ell at CO!.!, be advise!<~
that that lao b.'lsJcall what II doc!>:
lhe bnJakdownotco l~fot t982·1S3
i..; as follow~
co~ t ofmerch.and a~!>Oid 78t.
Operating CO!.t6 ta
0\.:crhoad CO!\tto St.
Sa)fy 100'1.
ThL' average maril:·up of IE'lll·
book.ti wo& lO iH. which mean~
that it C:O"I $1 28 10 5ell StOO of
tmtbooks -and tcxtboobn •pn•s·
ent 50 pcrt'~nt of tho Boolo..&tol''
Ml~
'Than~ you ror the opportunity
to tell the Bookstore ~tol'\ •
Kis inger bid
gets "no" vote
To the Editor:
I am \0\.Tttlng In regard!i to the
Commeno.,ment .Spt'akP.r Sela"·
tion Committtte s choiOL'.!i, espe·
ciAJly as tothcpo&&lbiiJtyolha\. ing
Hr·nJ"\ IG• 1ngcr J)£'4lk al m\ -comnwn~m•Jnt
I would h~ hlo..e to pubhdy
lit& It! thai l am oppo5t•d to ha\ing
Ki~>51nger tiJX:al\. and I knm.~ 1ha1
oth.,ni on 1h1a camplU oppoM•
him ni&O 1lhJn•fol\!. I would urtw
the selccuon comnuuec to pick
UflP. ollt:~ utht.rr t:hotce>..s nod lea' 1•
the ma !i murderer out
I 11n Cal,.,.,.,
&mar
Lingering trays
disappoint Dan
To th•• Editor:
In nl(•enr weeks, I h.a'o bec.!n
:-loOI&hed bv the UJ('lthal Ul'l'tain -
groupt~ of 1ndniduaJ arc 1~\ling
Page 4 lht;ar tray~ on th~ table in the din·
mg hall alter each mc<tl \1atter of
factly. it wemt" the m31ont~ oftht'
Ira\.~ left on tublc~~reon thC\\.e<il • 'ide ol the dmmg room
I under..tund that th•~ ha~ a""•w been a rrndlllon at le\\.1~ • and Clark-a rradh1on t would
like to t hnngc...
l..e:mng tray~ on the tablt> I!\ tu~t
bad manner-- 1here are a touplo
or problems lh.:tl you crealt! lr.
IWtving tray:o. on the tnble It -.
un~•ghtl\ and it's WI'\ hard for
others lo find a place IO:fll and cat
il ~tudt.•nt s \.\ ho !.31 there left their
trav-, Our cap.sett} m the dmtng
room i~ about 45()-500 However ,
'"' e u~ually h~e enough '-f>als 10
lhe dining room dul' to a good
turnover ratio of studente. lea, in~
throughout the meal hours
Hopefull) "-C have improved
1h1' year so thor you apprc'<'aate
our effon,; in rnamtatn ing a bllOJI
•zed eating e:.tablishmen t wuh
•mpf'O\.ed ambtancc .
If tradition Wll!• c· a used bv a
poor food "t:"ict.· program 10 past
yt•ars, I under!<land But tf
Improvement!\ are bf.oing made ll
th1nk we "e cornea longwavt I fet'l
thut we can all :o.han• the £·~citt• ·
ment by do10g our pan In cn.•J~Iing
a more comfonablu atmo~phere.
Our progr<~m has changed 10
tht· be-.IJ01crt•Jtt of all tudt.·nt., Bv • nCM:, you all know that Wl' htw~
re5ponded wt•ll and h.a\eOt'tt•don
numerou& :.ugge&uons )OU ha"e
made.
Sow, I m asking .vou .l fu\'Or
Please bus your tmys l t only 1~es
a minute and 11 dot>., make it
ditlc!I'Cnce
StljCU Dan
Won1en separate
n1an fron1 God
l o d1c• f.dllor
Rt• my lett•·r on militant ft'mi·
nh.miL.og, Jan 261 I d Ulu• to del\,.
Jnlo tht· hiMnnml u!ipcJcl o( nw
poJitum that fc1mmiam is di'IUJ'O~ ·
mg Am••rit.-.. •
One oannol IJO lunht·r bad.
than Adam nnd &c• ''"hen• £H•
('Orumd Adam 1n1o uating the (or ...
btddr.n lruu l hl· Murv ol them '" • luar that. a &101)-', hut ilu•lltJ olrlw
noialion6htp uf man and wurnan
a& ont• ol wnr. Wlwn God bffnl
them our or rh•• garden fl•• soud
ltuu rhu man \\ould ndfJ U\t•r thu
woman whll'h t'tfl thn Masc tor a
life of 1unno1l for nwnklnd the !!!!!!!! ; woman \\.l~n t about to slay
under 1 ht' •ron hand ol
authonrnrian•sm
In the'\«!'\~ Tt•,tamc>nt,lhe!>torv
ot Je .. u~ deM;ri b~ Hb pe1'M'Cu lion
b\ the fcmini't rulcNt of that
world But the slot) ofJer;u!..isal'-0
tu~trhat .astorv forthccntin'l611
1\lng Jame., Bible i:. octuaJiy pr'O­
ph('('!) to be ~puiluolly IUihlled
th•"' day o there •sn t a gre.lter
moment m hi:.lol'\ then n"'~ • where our oclety hae. botlomed
out m fcmmmo mOue nee and the
world 11> fodf\8 nuclcnr annfhil.1
lion This ha.s come abou 1 lx.>eau:.tt
the mfluence of woman upon
mnn ha~ scpara ted h• m &om God
But "'e can rt'deem ourwlve.
and ~n.onally J..nO\.\ Jesu"' by
'c1lk.ing tlis path of il''' secution
111 re5J!Itltl8 fem1msm Onh than
can a man learn of His trutls m tht:
Btbl(• But It :. .tl~ fmponanl lor a
woman to do th1t> for the better
~he understand~ her own
nature the clo~·rshu IPitoGod To
h«>r, and him W'lt>dorn can be
understanding I hat tht: "'-'Oman"
boc1al and that the flUln 1s creauvc
b) nature and rhal rhe suppre!.
'>ion or one b" the other destrov:. - . lo\'c between ttw two Moral· Mako
I~ • nol war
~·ayrtt• I John.-.cm
16759 Mrandro Ct
Slln vu~so. c nlif 92128
Log nailed for
sexjst beer ad
To the Editor:
I found the Mlllerbct•rad runln
IOJII wool. 1o Log obnox.~ou11 but
~dly typical olthP.wxte~m pe"'ad
tng toO much ofloday 'aadvcnl:o~i ng
Ht.-n.: we had your 6tert.'Oiyp1~1
tollcgc coed pretty, dumb, and
totnlly ht~lplesa-looklng for
"help tn anything but her i.tl#(t."'
bm homtworl.. Entor one t'Kpt"
tit,nced collt•gt• male to the
l"''bCue,rcad\. lo ,ho'~ lherupt•sto
OUI ruti\t• rrmnft• frit•nd and MVt'
thl· dav • Although untnll'nliunal , thY.
Irony or running thie; .tdnlonl(!lidt•
'' 6I01Yonthf! L.C \\'omt•n r. Center
:thtJ\'\.i'i hO\.\ lat• we hu\u t~om~ on
thi11 cam pur. in ••lfons to 'IJl'nder
httlunc:t· .md (•Jimln.tll' cAlli I pol·
lett':!> .und .tiUtudus
(~omt· on 14JJ;, lllf' h•asllhalcan
uu donc•as lo put uurnmno~ wht.oro • uur mouths un• <~nd &lop ur·h
ultf•n§J\l' 11ch1·Mi11tng
c mclv Sr.harj
Srmor Ad etl1ics suspect
To the l:.ditor-
111 admit thut Mr John~>on s
oullnnd.111h leiter to the Editor In
last \vef'k '~ Piont!cr Log wa:. hum­
orout. but theMIIIeradonpagell
wab un Insult to both the news·
paper and 10 thr enrire
community -The advcni~>ement wa~ dls.gust-
mg It wa~ a clas!llir example of
how 90'l of all ads deliberately
depict women as mlndles!> :.eA
ob1ccts 10 ordj1r to bella van my of
producte. rangmg 6-om ~P to
tx-cr
I don t know whot wru; more
penurbmg the blatantly sexist ad
or the fuC'I that the decision to
print the ad wns made by fellow
LC l!tudent'>
')urely the Los cannot be so des­
pt.lrate for finnnclol:.uppon that II
mur.t print tasteless ad~ A t;Om· pany as large ali the MillerCorpo.
ration mu~t have other 11
offt•nMve mean!, of selling their
produc1
I cl"'sume that the Log o;cc~ to
uphold certain Journalis tic ethla
regarding the material that iswnt·
ten for the paper \.Vhy not appb
thuse same standards to thtt
ado,enisements that are pnnted?
M1chcle Gartlner
Sen. or
1\ililler ad sleazy
To the Ed110r
I am utterly uppallcd at the
recent adver1i~tng dJsplay In the
Los Was the Lo& m '~Ut:h desper­
ate need of ndvenJslng to print
I hal humU1ating beXhl Miller beer
ad? I would much rather see less
pag1•s than ~Jea7y, oeXJst ad~ like
the aforementioned
Paul R Chrek
Sophomort
"Hey .like, It's my first term at LC and, uhhh, my coach said
you rc • coot chick and could help me with my math ... "
Pioneer Log, February 2, 1984 ..........
Too
wrndy Agln
or 1 Ill' PI onflo'r •~'@!
WHAT IS
languagt.'
think tho lnnguu
heard proplt• ~
thlll81'
rhc mo'lt po
nght ntl\.~ hn11 ~
T hi" 'lpcech It
alrodtlt•<, as ·•
·g~·ody
Then uf co1
word II 1 ha 1 g
b4'1\vren 1 he pr
and ac:tuoltv v
~
ra~c·s lnt.ludo th
bout adoubt 11 '1
on the c·c)m
rhe other da
ing \'-Ord '"ann Iii
abroad. u womu1
wt>nt ro l okyo a
c.tme out Uke.
Ahhouf(h tho
mv favontru. arc
do nol make 5<'r
\'OU heard 'iOml
btlfore ho died 1
Carr
Edwnrd \-VUUno
Of ctw-PI onrer Lc1f(
INLOOKJNG
Ia 51 s pli ng, I
debates over
pal11culnrfy o
Ronniel decisiq
docl"'ion by I he
motion and 1
trnure to ~
Dunn
Does an
what \\'en
and does
care?
, It's never my
In michrroom B!
paJnful issues. I
campus issue I
now-> DOt."'i uny~
on lru.r bpring. a
for aU 1 ho::.e
"-ho wert• nor
~pnng wnn J"'
sh. of whar wei
twho has been
.\loa.~ and lb cur
th<> l.C. group ''1
tn a ,erles of rq
\11 lhc• revif!\,
result wa~ a decl
All thclt \"lls n~
Pioneer )
one-;
who
1 pect
p
8
~~bte lo
what
me.
on
Great
were
~ hf'I'C
.hUer Corpo­
other ~~~
~elllng thctr
Log 'iei?ks to
~ali~tic ct hla
rtl that i6Wiil
hy not appl}
ll'ds to tht>
are printed?
Jele Gardner
Sen1or
leazy
iaUed at tlw
Jsploy In the
such des~
~ing to print
st Miller beer
uher see less
~eXist adl> like
Paul R. <.hrcl
&Jphomort
hsald
" •••
2, 1984 Too tongue tied to twaddle?
•
wendy Agin
or tilt' Plurtf'('r I"''(
Will\ I IS IT ABOlrr the fngJJ11h
lnngu{l8c that tiO baffie" people' I
thank the longuuge •~ pretty simple yetlw
heard pt-oph• a.oy some Incredibly strange
thing.'>
rhc mot~t populnr 'ltronge language
nght now has got to be valley SJ-rl talk.
This ,.pooch 16 characterized by ~uch
atrodtit"• D!l ft.>r sui'(' totally and
"grady."
11wn, ol coun.c there c; always the
wordt' that get rw1~ted 'IOmt.where
bltw('()n tho pmcec;s of thinking a word
ond drtunlly verball~lng thul word Such
r.aM'& inc Judo the ever-popular twister no
boutadoub tlt. ·and my own C'reotion cob
on tht• com
11w othm dav I heard another intemst
lng word variation Whllc cxplamtng a trip
nbl-oad. u woman wus trying to say that she
'"'mt to rol(yo and ~yo to But somehow it
camr out lll..f', ' I wf'lnt tn To_voro
Although tho word twiste,... are fun.
mv Ca"onltl!i are the sentonces that <~lmpty
do not make '>COM• HO'\I\ many times have
~'Ou ht•ard somt'Onc say f talked to hun • bcfort• ht• died or Ht• wrote that boo._ before he dltldil" fhot !'I tidlc••lous, bee au~
rould you po!'l!'llbly ha\ltl 11poktm to him
nftt!r ho d!l'd. or could lw have written the
book after he dh•d1
S INCt: COMING TO C Ol.Lt Gf .. I vo
hf•nrd quilt• <I (l'\v of thfN• non~n.McaJ
unurnncPs. for oxamplt• the other duy
&Omeone ..,,.ked mf· If tht..'Y could "as" .1
que~tion aloud I had to bile my tongue
not to say No. but you can think It," How
elt.e dOO!t one MI.. a quPsUon but "aloud ..
II ian 1 only !'ltudcnts that mak.l• tht!Se
mi11takP' I heard a radio dJeoc Jockey s.l)
that the temperntur.·s would ht• dt•crea!\·
lng downward" I~ It pO!.!'Iiblt• for u·mpcra·
turcs to dPcrea.,o upWilrtls?
I could go on forever ll5ting these com·
ment!.'i, but I'll limll II to., r(l\\. more ot my
fuvont£> .. 14111 tcnn I kept t~tchmg myt)(Jir
ustng one of thew nonMJnl'lical phrn'le~ I
kept lnal11llng thut I had to mukc iln ornl
!~~pcech On thlnlung about It I re.JIIzed
that thm'<' i10 no ottwr k.ind ur spct•ch I
rould make th(•n an oral' ono
I • .dw kept asking my friend' to sond me
a letter In writing How cl~>e would thev
St:nd me a letter" I mu11t "h.J"' JU6t one
mon• of the~ Clltpn..~osiono; I wn!l embar
rnsscd the orht~r day whun 1 -&a\.\-a film
entitled Undenmtf'r f"ish. \Vhnt other IJnd of ftsh are lhf're"
Enough nont.en111r..el c: pmas:~ions . l..tc•t'll
move one to ~t'\pre•. ton" thilt don t mean
what they 110} t\ da&'llc (~~mplc orthittlll
· I m gomg to put on the! hoM· I m atways
tempted to !kl) \>\hy? You look fint• tn
what vou're wcanng. .. Another clossir. '"·
·I'm gomg to change into my paJama~ ·• I
h.lvu n~er y1~1 !i('Cn anyom• literally tum
Into a pair ol patamn.s
Thts article would hardly t>.• compll'lt• it I rudn I Include the fact that pP.Oplt• maJtt'
up their CM n word~ I once hcMd someone
,..y they II~ IP.atn sport& because they
fanned ~groupedneu " I alw huard &arne­
one C.J(plaining that thl'it umbrella \V<lll
.. robatim.r.ed. ..
f-lnally, thc..c;e comment aren t limtrec.J
to "P.mal phraM!S.. For t>Jiamplr ... lsa"" a 11180
In a ciry saytng. · Gtot your cart~ plcrt1cd
wh1lc you \'l.'att "
Communi must act as presidential watchdog
Ed\Hird Williams
or '"" Plonl't'r Lotc Not yet done with Dunn thia create for the tudenr and the !iiGlY?
During the same open forum. Gardner
made an attempt to alleviate our concM"ns
that he was disrupting LC'-. democrutic
proc~ ''I ha\-e not had a pattern in the
p.l.lSt of 0\-emJling that committee , and I do:
no1 anocipare that pauem an the future. •
he srud. IN LOOKING fHROUGH the l..o& 1ssues of
laM spring, I om remtnded of the heated
debates over a multitude of issues­
particularly over our presiden t !> lno not
Ronnie! decision to ovcmJie a unanimous
deci!'llon by the Paculty Commluee for Pro­
motion and Tonuro IFCPTI, and deny
tenurt• to sociology proressor Marvin
Dunn
Doc:; anybody remember
what \Vent on last spring,
and does anybody still
care?
II ~ nt"\.f'r my mtentlon to rock the boat
m mtdstrcam and revt\<e controven.taJ and
painful•~~ues. but la.bt 1pnng this was the
c.tmpuc; IS!'.Ul' I wonder where h,nc; it gone
now1 0()(Ho anybody rem('mber what went
on ''"t:.pnng, and doe' anybody 'It ill care!
For all rho~ lre<>h people and others
who W( re not cxpo..ed to the e-.ent:. of
spnng term. I will trv to gtve a brief synop
&~~ of what went on Spring tenn Dunn
twho hato been at UMI'is and Clark for five
yoors ond Is cui'T6ntly leadlngwhal's left of
the l.C group In fi.cuadort pasbed tht• third
In u t.cr\c'( of reviews by the Ft.PT
All the r«Jvlew!> had bt>en poslti' e The
~ult wnH u docu~fon to grant Dunn tenure
All that WUb needed ror Prl'!>tdt!nt C.ardnor to approve what was a'lsumed to be a for­
gone c·onclu~ion nt"Ver before hu a pre'i
dent ctt LC overtumed a positive faculty
recommendation for tentun•
It .. wN l'lgrced by all that the preltident
had a legal nght to deny Dunn tenure but
thu real t~!'lue lo; whather or no1 Gardner
had the mornl and ethical nght to disrupt
the ~tablished revic>w process and tmpose
rus own standArd!. or whnt rMke~ a pro res·
'lOr worthy of wnure .st LC
Tho controveJ"') of whether or not Dunn
should rect.>i\:e tt:nuru 1.. a moot point
Gardner had hb way and Dunn will Ieana
LC thb spnng
But the conll"'Veray dtd point our .;omc
~ere diM:repancic•., in what the faculty
wants for LC Md what thu admim"'trntors
ultimately decide !Somewhere! the :.tu
dent body fit~ in hc>re but It ha~ AI\'-'3,Y6
been a mystery to me where
Judgmg &om the public. OUII1lgt' aner
C.urdncr l> dc<:iMon It ..ecmp; clear that
there is a definite difference of opmlon
between the taculry and the .tdJnJnibtra·
uon on what ~">lnndurch; 'lhould oo us-ed In
dotcnntning who Is worthy of te~ching at
LC.
By not grantins Ounn tenure. was
C.ardm•r acting 10 the collt>ge r. inWrnstt- or
his tl'vn) rhls II'> still an open quc8tlon Ill&
my hope that thu debate on thl:. hsur will
Pioneer Log, February 2. 1984 • conhnuo , Gardner must not bocome com·
placent and reel thnt he can mnkt! such an
arbitrary decision w1th impumtv .
I N AN OPEN FORUM that wa~ hrld la.,t
April. student!> .md facult} grilled
Gardner on the topic. of Dunn
111e ts~ue of standard& m the tenure
and revtew proct!55 came into question .
Prol~sor ofEngJ1sh Ted Braun obJected 10
(Iardner ·~ amplicauon ' that the r.acult\'
who objected to your dechion are !>Omt:
hO\-" dt:fending I«Mt:r stilndard ~. I thmx
that !his lS m part a .. truggle about stand·
ards and a struggle for reop«>nmg the
democratic proce"'-bur n• I &eu it, I fed
rhlll \IOU are lowcnng standard '\ by n:duc­
ang the ~ope and comcntionallzing the
defimtions of quality.·
Many studunll> and facull)' nt'\"er rclt
close t'OOU8h to Dunn to ~etgh the parttc­
ulOJ""t of the ca!>e and make u sohd Judg·
ment a' to wht•tht:r 01 not he lihould he
granted tenurt.· fl includt· m) ~If tn that
groupt But in the aht·rmalh or Gardner 's
decis•on for manv fX"'plc the real 1 "ue
became what Braun called "a !\trugglt• lor
reopening tht' dcmocrat•r proct'"!i· ·
What kind ol democralil pt"C>Ct•ss do we
hav~ at U ll wtl hAH' ..1 ph.·..,• dent who can
step in and rvvt:~ any dcdNion or n:com·
men dalton mudc by tht· fut:uhy? wt n.lune
the facult~ wh.st kind ot precudllnt docs We ran only hope that th1.1t will be the
case Bur who or what is to gu.tn~n ree that
Gardner will not take a ~:>jmiJar course in
the future? Only if ~e 1by \'-~ ... I mP.an
"!tudenr . faculty and taffi hold Gardner
\1\'hat kind of a democratic
process do \ve have at LC ...
accountable for aU ht"' declSJons m the
future ilOd continuo to que:-tion his
mouves and hiS aspl.l'auon~ can ~ • ~'er
hope to sray in th1 Hdemocraur. proct · ..
The pattern has been ~t. We must tight to
protect our intere-t'
La~t spnng rhere was i1 breakdCMn In
c.'Ommumcation illld tru:.t bt>t\'-Ct>n the
lacuh~·. students and adminbtration ilnd • there l'Ontinue-. to be a gull. \Ve h41' ·yet to
~" tf a true democrntic proces.' will uri~>e
crom th~ ash or ir wu ,,,JJ continue to
havt• dec1stons m:1ndated lrom lust one
pt-r-.on-and ""Vall knm' ''ho rh.nt peNiOn
I
Boycott called: Nestle · I
abide by marketing code
Peter Gal\ in
01 lhc Pl.--:r l.o.t
S lNCE M\ ARTICU. Ialii \Wek on the
Ne,tlt:Corporutiun-in IMt ttw da.)'my
article uppcan--d-thu I'L\·)t':tr bo)COll of
Nt•,.tlc ,, .. s called oil
In a JOint ~tott•mt•nt f suctl \\lth the
SWit~S•bawd COtllJlbll) thu lntcrnat10n d
~~tic Bo)''f ott Cummittt•t: Sltid tht• Oo)'t"Olt
\'1.'3s bt~ing lil\ed following .m agn~·nwnt em
hO\' Nt•stlt• would ab..o,;cl'\ t' thr• \\wid
th:alth 01 gam~mon :-mnrl.t•ttng cut.lt• lor
infant lonnuks Bo) cotlt'l"fi obJt!Chtd tv ~us·
tic'., alh:gcdl) unsc-rupulous markctin~
pr.1rtir"s \\hen· pam ltnltahon m.tkcs
saft• pl'f'P..I~.allun tll tho tormul.1 d11ticult
nlc 1011&1\\ ing Unl f'JlCL'f'JH trum a P•~s
statt•mcnt 1 l'uc•tl b,) .'Ot~tlc anc.l t~ f"ACT
ttlw lnl.ant fomlUia t\l'tion Ct)llhtlnnl '1'\t •
rlt.• ha" nlO\'l.od forward to bt!\1t1mc n model
"hich cn•utt• b flC\\ ~tantlard ftrr CO'll()o
ntte bcha\ inr On this <lll"' ing llll bo) col\ rvlatt~ at'll\1ti !'S t r1\CT
rPa..,on lor ~tstencc b mtcnwmcd ,,.,,h
tht.• hr.aJth and Jives of people 'cstle'5
competitors lin tnfant formula"J will
bt..'COmC the nC\\ [a«: US or ouratlt•ntion \\ C
pw-ticip.ltC m thi5 e\"t'flt not a an end to
uur "or!... \\.t• im tte people C\'CS)'"' here to
r:elebruw tht hastonc \ tCIOI) for tht'
wortd 5 childnm'
LC: stud~nt rea tlon:..
lllreshman L.aun~ Underwood I m g!ad
th;at the t.'Onsumer collectively hu some
J)O'H'r 0\ t•r b•g bo~mt.:.~s. nnd tht SUCl"CS •
tul boy oft pn.t\ es 11 •
Sc>nlnr Dean foUt• 'I l11"04thccl u de •p
~gh of roliPf \\hen 1 found om thnt the
''hole ~c .. tle tlung was 0\ :r: \\c must
nC\ cr lt.•l this hapJK•n ngrun
Freshman ~?t• On •k I ''ru. nl\\'a,)'!o
6kt'Jlltca.l about tho bl"')'OOll I cltdn tthml.; it
wuultl M\C an elfcct. Thts 1!1 a \iC'ton for • rtw bttle 'oil:c-no longer wtll rorpunllt•
gaant 1'03m theearth:-h·pptn8on Jlt'ople s
toes '' tthout rapp11"00ilCttmt'tll
Page5 Column As I See 'Em
Bnh m\bo_\
For th• I 'Inn• • · l~
tlt•llu l (' ~por1~ tan .. rm bat k \~11h Wt~·~ numbt'l"louro~ · Column
\!it ~~r. 'hom" ,\h tirstthrec nddittons to dw l.ng $t':\ •r !ihnnking
port .. p.lgt' ,.,'t-.~1 ~') to write and dldn I btu I too mall\ bubblt• ..
\'ul thas om• mtght bt• ctllft•n•nt
Ju~>l a .. 1 ~id tn "'-' tnitusl rolumn nothtng I "''.) tn ht'l'\' 'houlcJ bo
tnken ~·r.sonalt\ It~ ju:,t m_\ optnton~o n.nd l'C,mmt•nts Rt•mcmbt;·r
thtr. 1~ to btt t<J!.t•n lightly ..a don't IO"t' <11\\ sh't'Jl owt u rouplc ol
Jl.tnlp-aph .. \\ell herr. gm•,. Thu m"t column., I 'e ~,lien are mo,tl)' lrnm"
spectators ,,,.•wpoint 1 d watch the gamt•llnt.l romnwn t on tl Thi~
column •~ trom e~penenct> .l vc tw.Pn through tt .. so lthtnk I hnw 11
bcttt:r pcr.\pecti\ u than most tisn'>
1 w:\salo~r m htgh ~hooll My ttu-ct• .}l!an. ol vaNt) \l-1 I.e too II at
~orth Centmlln Spokane wiiJ probabl) nl!\cr bo lorgoucn m
wa,hangton The Indian~ of NC are tn tht• hi Mol) boo"-" for the mo!tl
«<onM.-cull\"e lo~ bv a high ~hoot team .1nd I (.an proudl.> ..ay I had
a mator role m 30 of iho-.e 38 ~rb.tclo.s Th.1t ... nght. 38 Nlr::ught los~ ..
11m • years of gcttin,11 our bull:. IJcked
Enough on the b.lckground or rhc \-\'tlr.Jt f«'<lm m \\'a.,hmgton ~tare
histor\ o\nd 1f, ou ha'cn t guru.~d b\ flO\." I m going to talk about -. tht: womt.>n':. b.l. ~et ball team
Fl~t of all 1 \.-e been heanns rumo.-,. that n)ftch Rand) Nordloffs
:;occt-r team ha~> out·scorcd hie. ba:.kctballtl'·'m ' JUI'I wall a minute
the hoop ~son b only lull 0\"l'!,lht:Y II ~tch up 'teunng point' and
\"\1nmng are two dtfft•rentthmg~ although both hn'c llt.'en ~c-.1rce for
the-lady Pio'sthc Ia"' couploof)e<s"'
~cond a fun le.:mt-d owr to me during th~:wumcn ~ rcl·entlO'>!> ro
c.. lacl.ama~ Communtl) Coltll({t'llllcl ~d · 1 lca~t tht• team •~
cnto\-abl • .. :'\o ~ou~lv . tfyou r.ut the huuld ol and would ots and rould ols
and haw fun. ~methu'G ~ood m1ght happtm. Forgt•t about Ia" I )t'M'
and the tu~t h:l.ll of th1s 50ill><>O lt'lthe b.lll bounce \"\hM't' 11 rnay, and
be :sble to laugh\\ hen tl s aD O\'er Bt•htMI mt• ) t1U II floel better about
uur ba:.lo.ctb.:LII t!.\perit•nct! at l C
~o one person t:. to blame for Jo.,ing. 11 sa lOam sport And tht•
pla) orson th.11 w.un ~hould take a lt)()k at tht•msdws bt.otln•c
rationalizing\"\ h} the) lo .. t The old adagt•. ll1f:o. and but'"' ere t•andy
and nut 1t would be Chri~otma~ C\~l'\' eta\'.'' comt• tom' mtnd In . . -
other words pia) the game. wm orlsoe, and like I !>nld before. be ablu
to li1ugh about it later. Remember , gals, nofhing f>l·~n31
A COLLEGE DEGREE FOR \\'HAT?
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Page 6 A PO.e """'• ~ .. _,.,., ltoeartil (',~,..­
MttS.•.I•tz ..... s.tt~IC'J ,.., gf,Owqaz mlf Pioneers ski successful slalom
\mvHnlclt • Oltt.r f'hlJ)I·t r L<~
Tht· l,.orwet ~kltt•am had a :-.uc"'
ccssful ""c'(!lo.und .tl \\1lllunellc
Pil~l-la!<t \\ t't'lo.. Whl'l'l' tlll'\ C<lp•
tured tho tuam fir,., plnn tn the
~lant slalom- t~nd 'ttumtl place Ill
the LOmbmt!d .thnnt• cumJ)(•ti·
tJon Horshot Pt>tt•t Oli~' \"\.Oil tm
the g:.n.nt slnlom on 1-lidB\o .1nd
placed se<"ond on ~turda) In thtl
same e'\-ent
1...ee Morse and ~f"\:10 Erdman
also had strong lim:.he-.. placmg
si,th and 13th. f'e..'>p<'Cth .el) an the
gu,nt .. !atom
l'op tant,ht•r:. tor tht• l (.
women b tc.un in tho~jant slalom
on Frlrht\ were Lynn Casf'\ whu
fimshed elgth Anno Woj"e. tJth
and Knsrin Sverdrup , 22nd Ovct
all the tram placf'd fillh In th.u
event
In Saturda\ 'o~lalom. Am~ Hnlc~
• .. ,
The LC ski team captured a team flrst In the giant st. I om,,., weekend
at Wlllamette Pan.
placed 61th Knsttn s .... -erdrup
and Sarah C~ordner. 17th enobhng
the team to capture an O\I'Crilll
M-"Cond plnco in tho 11lalom and
third m the combmed alpme
rompctlon satd. 'Tht• rondllio nb Ont~ll}
tmproved and the team got 11
IOt(Oihcr
Thlt. weokenclthc IJk.iCN will bl>
ut home tmmlng lor their final
nwet b<!(OI'e rctpona l~o will be held
at Mount 6<1dwlor Commenting on the perfor­
mance:. lhi:. pnAt weekend 1 hts~o
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Domtno's Ptzza thinks that 30 min­
utes is as long as anyone should
have to walt for a pizza.
Free 30 minute delivery and 10
minute pick-up service. Limited
delivery area
Our drivers carry less than $10.
LIITUted delivery area.
•1980 Oomlnde P•u.a lne.
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at weekend
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team got 11
lut~N will be
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Pioneer Log, February 2, 1984 Pios wo
P1•ter f'.orUn
0 r t M Pion•· "r lo8
'l11e woml!n;, battketball team
lo'lt 1"'-'0 h8ilrtb~ker:o; lruu wt:rlk.
atw tlrt~ttor lnckamar.Communltv
( olll•l(t! 52.·50, the :>e<:ond to
()n•gon ln~tituto of Technology ,
60·39
The pair of losses send the Plo­
m•r•rs' rt:eord 10 1-13 overall, and
0~ In confe""nce action
"'M1e r'\'suhl\ don't nccessanJy
show uo an lhf't.eOI"8~ ... e~plained
C'O,lt'h Randy ~ordJof . "Our actu·
morale 111 good W£' vc been work·
ing hard, Md having a good ume "
rha Clackama11game on Thuni­
dlly wnz. clo~ throughout both
halvtt.' The Pioneer; llna11hed the
fimt half cthcild by four polnl!'l. but
foU upart during the second half.
lrullfng by 10 ul one time.
Nonethclca tha team hustled
bnck to lie the score near the end
of tho go me, but couldn 1 ~nag lhr~
come &om·bt!hlnd win. loa.ing by
ont! 6cld ~ual Those "shoulcb·
been b.uket11 hurt after the cloo;e
ones
The Or~on T~h cont~l wn
actuaJy a cJo:.er grunt.> than the
60·39 final scol'\• would ~em to
ind•calc. The Pionecf'5 blu.sted out
ufthc blocks.lmdingby aoc.arlyin
rho game. onl} to go srone-deltd·
as·nuHs-cold tn the ~ccond haJf
~hootmgonly 14 percent from the
floor.
"1 think our team ha:. one ottho
bt..-sl atutudes in the conten:m e.
stud fi1•o;hman Robvn Mann. "We
ne\'{lr gi\.e up· lr\.1: cht>f.•r .,.tch
othtlr on"
"Out1 atmudo l.s posilivo,''
-·--. t1ddNi Nordlnl Wo nl'f'd a win
nang aultudt• • .md n winning trndl
lion though
Thl• wt·ek. thr. womr·n talc.P. on
Gc·orgtl f'oA Collpgr• at l..( on f'ri·
day night ut7:JO p m and trn\cllo
~llaml'lte Umwr"SIIy Sarurd.1v
"Both of th1• gtsm( \VII( be
good M&.~nn &&Jd · Wt· H! pi.Jyed
both team~ before and "\! know
what to '''JJe' 1 from both Wt· know wtl<lt to do,"
Although lht• hmm r,·rord allll
n11Ject5 1>0m1• diauppoanrmrmt . an
the women's ~lu~ tball pro~Q1)m
the team and rta new coach are
optlmil'tic, and vlt~ thn future
WJth pgsltiH• outlooks
"E\.eryDntl ha.!l a lor of respt.'Ct
for Randy,.. s~ud Mann 'He is
impr'O\Iing our alliludf! as a tr.am.
and as a whole
Hoopsters seek revenge
after t:vvo-loss roadtrip
MaryHuU
Of the ~r l.q{
Pamplln Sparta Cf'nter will be
home ~Wt..'tll homn for· the Pio­
nc.,ocr.. a~o the mc•n's ha•k.erball
le<im !oeC\u. IO 0\ICOIJt' II~ two­
JO<iS roodtrip lust "et•kend fncy
will ho t Wnmer Pactftr tonight nt
7:30pm
Coach lJIJ.ln S<:mpcrt forec.lSfl'l
an inter~tirJ8 rematch bel"-'l."en
the two lf'.<~m a l.a\it& and Clurii
beat th(•m earlh·r m the P.aMJn.
'Thr:y a.ro <lfll:! ol our tough
opponent s. b.ltd !;em pert 'lhC)
\\.T!m lh•· pn... .. dt&lnl't rovonlt1S but
han· lost a couple of cloM: ones
'I hcv urc " •r-v formidublc • • opponents '
~nior fof\"urd and leading
scorer Stm e \'olz describe s
Wl\tTICI ' ructfit: as "a good ball
club"
'lht!y are probably better then
thl·tr rocord M}'!il They Uke to
open It up and run .mdgamblaon
defcn&t.•. '1\.lsdVou ~wobe.tt them previoul'ly chis ~vea.r com1ncmgly.
bull hey do ha"'C good pt•n;onncl "
In thetr Jut rNior roadtnp of
the s.eason, the Pios Etutferod a
heanbreakinr los.." to Whllman .
65-63. and wt.'f'C OH:rwht>lmingly
outrebounded by a much btggtT
~Vh.in.vorth team en roul•l to a 67~
S:.llos.s
''We jut.\t ~o1 out"'boundl!'d, ..
said Votz. .. Thev arc reallv ran . -.Sobody rebounded well. At times
we played ~ceplionally well We
ro.~n our ofTen. took good hot
and played good defen butjwl
"ot out rebounded AILW"J. we" :re me for rune from the lhn.'C point
hnf'! II rt:.ill} h.clpt .. >d when we 1;01
those. Tht..'Y'"l!re stm ltl;JCllUywt !ll
taken·
Scntor guard Pat fcnd411 td,
If was tough to take. tou~ to lose
two m a 1'0\'-E pcciaJI) since
"'! c been playingwwell lately"
Oe:5pitc this Ft•ndall predict
po"IU\t' th.ingsah~d for the IC3m
"Bccau~· oftht:ch>Seness oftht•
guys on th1s tenm were .catng 10
bounce b.lck uonighl }, .. he said.
R1Qht now l5 the ttrc
to co~plete and polish your article for tb1~ year's
Lew1s 6 Clar~ International Journal
Tho Merid~an . ~e•re acceptina art1cles fr~~ all deparece nts with
lntftrnatlonal concern, retlectina the arowlng lfttern&tlonal
Lew.1.s ~ Clark education. Show us what you have, p1.1blish as an
underQTaduate , &nrl do lt now. Write Now.
The Meridiatt
Lewi~ & Clark'a Internat ional Journal
Page 7 'pt'nC"er c.cn,in
01 th· f'lnnr· I .c~~t
• l"c 1 ( men~ ba .. }.;etOOll toom ml!t!t!i
\\'am•~ Pantie UJIIegt! m P.1mptin nt 7:30
• tdtw. £\C'Mflgt~ Crcepmg t"nS<"hom an
menr.a B!lllA."\~1" a.. ... :soclatt• profc,;;;or ,,r poiJIIcnl .;cwn and Jt•ruld Baum
a soetate pro~'or ot £oqli~h ,~,11 p..-·~
at noon Ill the nut\~r Rooms
e \IU~IC Oa\, nu '<;hoot Ot ,tU\1(' I~
ho tu~ tud.enb tf>.lCht:ro and '>t'ntor
cilu:ens tor ll d.1y ot eta.-. .. olN~r\.'aUun!\
and \1:>11!. '\bo includrd '' an all-d<"
b;and etlmpt•ttlron. C..1ll Oaw &!CJ.;t,.-ut
c\l .iS;" lor dE'tath
• ~tate of thu At1. \nn :>chaJfurt Miller.
paanht pcr1onn~ work.' b~ Btrt•thO\t'n
dlOptn R-1\~l and .SChumann H p m ..
hun" \UdiiOMUrn ltdt'l:. an' ol\UJluhlt•
31 rlw \..ampu:o- f.\ unt:. otlkc
• 1·. cult\ and :.rudent" an· cnrouragl~
to Dllt•nl a noon ~tnl tn [.,•an' ,\udito·
num The re<.:i&al feature .... l.C :-tudt•Ois
uloh t~ and t•no,cmblt•s
• ··~icaragua Under !'liegc-Cm.ta RkJt
o~ tabihzed .. \ ... bdc :ihtM and talk by
the 1£ !>tUd) {VOUP tn Co Ia Rira•l93l
v.111 tAkt• place tn the C.ounc~l Chambt•no
at 3 IS p m
• I.
• "Tbe u: ''mrncn·, basketball 1e.1m
pin), Geoq;e Fo' Collugc at i p m m
Pamphn .
1ln OJ!irl':r and a G~ntlcman ,~,n be
:.hm' n an the Counrd <:hambt•r.. 011 ';and
"1:30 p.m Tht! mane t:. brought to~ ou ln
~Of \. a.nd adm1s:>~on 1:. S l..SO • 'ilotc or the t\1'1. Chl'S'ICdi guttilM''
()~:)I' (.haghn will t>erfonn in tht' ~nt~'
1 lon...gon t'hnpd .JI K p m Ttd.ult> aro
n\.31lablfl ut the Campus bents (.enter
• Wllllllm Jam e-. '\IWU:1, the• rourth of the
c·~ndldttlt'' for tlw positton of (.ampul'>
Mmtsh•r. wfll bt on c.1ntplll> for a public
pn•-.cnt.1tion in tht• ThaH•r room"''' J JO
pm
• Thb b the deadline for appJicatton<~
lur nUlm ol th(• 191\..!-85 Lt 0\. 'N.>as
1 np~ Call thl• Ollice ottntl'mational Pro·
grams tor moN inlomlatlon.
'" " • ~ 1. \.~ .fl. i~ l>ponsonng ;s p;lrt) an the
Ru .. l\ Natl tmm 9:30·1 :.lOO a m! tndinn
~um~nC"r m/1 ~ pla.'"'S .1nd thrre mllH'
aft· for· all 1'\dmt~'itOtJ ;., .S 1.50
•
• l.tl.\t minute problem~> \\1lh a paper?
\\'nttn~ Skills t entc•J tuto~ aro a'nilnblt!
m 1'nm.1r.J.t' k l.oungr. tram 8 to JO p m
r>rop m no appomtment necc1>SW") • "'ru~c in FJ Satvador:ALabor\'iew ·
potnt , a 15·11\lnutc :.lidc:.hm' detoihng
the: di!o.l)trou' tmrart oiL .., lll\.'Olvemt•nt
in that t ount1·v not onh on the nath't• • •
populoation hut al!>o on workers m our
0\~ll count" \ torum \\111 abo oo held at
7:30 p m .ai 711 ~ W. E\ ~1"{•11 St. ,, donn·
tion of Sl.SO ts rcquf':.tcd
•
• l C ho'h ,\n i\mcril'3n Red < ro~>~
Bloud On\ e [rom 11 " m to s p m
GOOD AT THE TRAIL ROOM
Page 8 50o/o Off Any Sandwich,
when you purchase a large
Soft Drink.
(uffer good Fi~b'ruary 9·21. 19/MJ • 1\,, fla1'1 of the Women t. l'ilm SCrl~.
'\lot ,J l.m c• Swn will bt• shcrwn £roe of
rha.r-gt• m 1 omllnson at 1 ~top m rhe film
i:. ,, c·our.1l(Cous gmphlr indictment of
the• porn lnduNII~
• Stop Smoking 'Mlmlnnr- \ froc lnfor­
nwuon Ml8Sitm will oo held at f' .. 'l~tmore­
larui C.l!nt.·l al Hospll.tl from 1 JO to 9 p m
•
• T't1e u women·., basketball tCllm
ho''" t onrordla l.ullt•ge at !i 15 p m m
Pamplin Sport~ ( onter
• ( olu mbla t'hrhtlnn C ollcge come .. to
piny tlw nwn . oo .. kctb.lll tc.lm at i .30
p m .tl", an P.umphn
• .SIHJMika, • a rol.cnt documental'
u .. mg NuJ 1 nt"-~"''<'1:. Jnd home mmiel>
m.ldt• b~ ~.\nn llmun to 'how the
h.app\ -·mit• ol ~ Cl)'dll~ lilt• m C.crm.:1n~
from 1933 to t9J!J will bt• l'fhown in
Bodine room 110 at 1 10 and 7 p m
\dnus..,l(ln 1 11'\'f'
• FaC\Jitv ( oUoqulum . t'unawa) Draw
back. and lltddcn Amencan lndu:.tric-.
\IJn1.1d Jam Ru.,o;cll, v1:.ltmg 3~>f>CX'tatc • T'tw U lnfirmnry h. opt•n lor o.1ppin1
mcnt1> and drop lnf> m. lollow11 lht• phy·
.skum it. nvmlnblu lot npptntmontt. 8.30
.:1 m to nuon Mondo) . Wt•dn<•'ldU) and
Friday. und I to -1 p m on n.wsdoy,; and
Wednt!sdu)'l- A women " hunlth "P'~iol ·
ist Is avallobla lor npJJolntnwntt~lrom 9.JO
a m to l '10 p m em Wt•dnc"tl•l\ ' and 1-n
da~ ·nw mu-~ Is J\'ttllnbiP lor tln>p In
from 8 n m to J -'5 p m Mondav through
Fnda}
• ,\n UAhJbitlun ot the Portland 1\rt
Mu:.eum tnuc<o the d("\•elopnwnt ofM0)8·
dclenn Abdk.nr,owl C7, a htghlv <~cclnamcd
f.urop0.1n S<:ultHnr whoso .tl'1 hus until
nm~ bt.l<'n II tilt• scon 10 tht' l ~ r he
e\hlbit will bt• ,,\Utlnhlc• foa VICM until
Mal"{ h ttl
• On!(<llng fouf'-hourclas-.c!) In ( PR lrnr
cliopulmonnrv re!oUM:itallonl nro oflt•red
on i.l monthlv baMw ut Mt.•ndian Pru-k HolY • pltal <"nil 692 2JI:l7 tor lnfomUJllon
• The l{' Moth Skills Center wfll open
l'ucsdny and 11lu!'!.da y naghb dunng
\VInter lt'nn lrom G to 8.JO p m fur t utof'
rn Math .tnd tc. .. t for MJth 075
prolt ~.,...ur of -.oc·tolo&' and Mall\' Hart· e Submf,.,lon" to thJ:. <teetlon ore
t .. ·md,twrg a•Nx·iatr profl.',:.cJr ol ceo· printed free of chn'l(C and hould be
nomlcs ,,,11 glH! a t.1llo. at noon in the addn:s!)ed to Publick Occ-urrence.~
llulwr nK>m' C"..ampu<> Bo' 21. Lew•~ nnd Clark College.
• Siudrnt' I orGnvnnd Lc5bian Rights. 3 Portland . Orogon 91Z19 1hc doodJino bS
.. upport grout> for conct•med gay and p.m n1u~)'!> for publiCl.ltlon the fol-
non·ga) tudent ,, forulty and :.taft, meets lowing Thur-.cl.ny \Jl.,ubml~on.' !'>hould
ewry Monday 011 ·I p m. m the Chapel be typt't:l doubh• .,paced
Mt'Ctll\8 noom;.:.... __________ .._ _______________ _....
KLC
BRIEF
CASES Producer /Hosts
Tim Matheson Mary Pickett
Robert Oakes
U WAN'T'S YOU
Chris Pausz
'i Hf.. DOMINO.\ CONNECTION'
Melissa Price
'TIIIfOt'GH A \>\-OMAN '.S E\ ES
Nla Torrey
' -\ NICII7'1\1' 'TilE LOG
860AM
93.1 Cable Michelle Rumpakls
'DRUNK OIUVING CRI\<..KDOWN '
(Sunday Is a repeat)
An informative and entertaining look at
campus oonbcwecsies. peraonalttJea. and
Produced by the Communications 32.4 ctasa
Pioneer log, February 2, 1984 •
Lewis and Cll
For«
Copper
Robert Onkc'l
Of 1hr pjom·M" ls'f(
,\ t ombin,llil
11MC'Il011!' If' nl.>v
fort•.,l Hall IS Cl
n.llt'r and J b
~tduc in ~hO\ nw ~~alf'l' UJ
nblt·.-~·d fi
J)in"1':tor Jtmnl(~
1\rohn ~ud sH
plaincd about
\\att•r and prc!il
tn thc shower'
lng thtn n ge•11i1
fred \it>n/I..E
di11'Cior said ht'
pn:·~l>urt• pr'Obl~
wee!.. of !>Chool
thai ocrun<cd w
epi~dc .' ... ud
lleni!ioe ThomJ
re~idcncc hnll~> .
\\1nter bre.llo. .l fE
dent approac. hE
ht•r haar and th~
ol ol her garb "'t
taking on .1 gre
I US1>\U'\!d h~
whatewr w co
to find out wha
.aid Thompson .
VenLI.c asked
Cop
Thortlab Lyden
Ol'ltwo Plom..,r t.qc
Can Iamilt
financing a col
was discussed
annual Cope
seminar for prd
and parent~> on
the costs of hig
The thrce-h ~
feb tin Temp
sponsored by
Office whach pt
four speakers J
president or 1
Tom 1\lmcr. d
proJects for thf
'!hip Commlssl
manager of tl
departmen t at l
and Diane Tsu•
financial aid at
According tc
comment& focl
the value of a I
lion. the collegE
6houtd focus Q
nologms histc
foreign lnngu
lffail"b and bOn
lrainmg
The role of tl
ment in ameU
higher oouca
tncreaaingly li
the Oregon Sc
~on sald, '"Fot
thrP.c vt·a~ 1~
been maUy ba~
de\ oted to dl
PI'OgJ"am~t \viii
.ame Inflation
that abt.olute I
Tlla only lr'l'fl
lllent (innnt ••tn
gramo h.1~>
Guarantt~d
gtant 1 um«'r
Wllh such nrnl
are only lou
trp.;ud
\1andw ol
~'>.lid lhr.n• hu~
lnu\•u:ot• an
dentlnan ,,.,.IIi