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

Volume 48, Number 15

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1984-02-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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$3-6679.
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udent rates
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Begins:
16, 1984 Lewis and Clark College Vol48 Moo 15. February 2a 1984
ASLC elections see 54
percent voter turnout
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RobC"rt Ookt!'t, Mnrfnnno Ratcliff
and rodd Nl'l'><'n
01 thll l'fnn...,.r I~
'TWo runoll ult.o.ction" toda\· will
finohrt• ,\~soclatl'd 'itudt•nt" of
(.t'\\1S und Clan.. c"N uli\c roun·
ell posiuon.,
'hll'sdny '~ \Otc put Steve Fesher
and P<tul Johno;on JUnJors Into
tod.ty'.; runon foe·tht• pre:.tden cy.
~u«' f),·dl:nc~ junior, and Yuml
Htmhar.l sophomore art• en 11
nennll lor Viet> Pre idcnt ol lnfor­
mauon md Programming
r-n•denrkli said "t!ilher one ol
US \\.OUid do U gr'Cill lOb
· \\'t• will work together rcgnrd·
lt·~s ol 1 ho ou teo me. said
H lr<th.u·a
I em~ Abtlna l\.Ophomorc won
tht• \ tc •· PJ't'sidt•nt of the Student
1\< ult·mi< ,\fTatN Board race Eric
tlyl.md :.ophomorc. captUI-ed
tht• \II t Prt•'ledcnt of 8udget and
•tnancG otlh e
I m going to began to look at
•ptoctlit! college polJcles, " :-.atd
·\hl'na S.\1\B hat. prowd it i" a
~urn•ss ful funding organlUlt1on
:and I ft>el it -.hould al'iO formulat e
polil:~ J()tntly '"1th the faculty 11
h.lsn 1 been dotng that "eJ) sue·
Cl'<~!>fu I h. t hJ s vcar
Hyland won the B&P ... c.11 with
446 \t)le<. to 'IOphomore Ju~:>hn
Stan.. .. 31J I trunk Justin did a
hell or a job Hyland said Both
of U'> could have done a good JOb
I ju~tt approcinle the Mudent body for Jelling m4• do II
The lhn'«' wtnnf!n for Student
at Largt• were c;lrphan)' Brown
JUOJOJ SlOp 0'4bome ..cnaor .md
\nna !)( hat.z fi'C.ilhman
Pre ldcnllal c~ndidotc Pett·r·
GaMn w'hu got t(»> out ol MZ
vote~ <~<lid In 11 phone tntCr\1("W
from Bo»ton Ma5!'l that I think
\o\-e accompJi.,hcd what \w M't out
to do."
"Onginall) wt• act out to resolve
some iS!>UCS lO rniM' IJltCI"\!SI 10
ASLC. to mohlhzc ~tudf•nts to
take an mt~re.st m '"\SLC for the
first time <.al\m liald
I m happy ~ith tht1 ~ll'<:llon .'
said departeng ,\SLC p~tdent
Oebbc Hambt'r , JUnior 1 m
pleas.'<! wtth 'otcr turnout -
roughly 54 pel'l cnt 1842 out t55U
studcnhol voted I m glad to ~·
our year romt· to an rnd It wn~t a
good year but et~o lime to move
on"
In the I&.P roce Fredt·nrk.s got
194 \t)tes to Hiroha.ra 's Z';'9 Thr.
other candidate!; : Linda JcnMJn.
:.ophomoro. 1 N \Ole.'> Cnwy
Woodward IUntOr, 136. f.\t~lyn
Brenes ~ ... hnlnn, 1;
In the ~8 '·ote Abena got 544
vote:.. to JU nlor Thomas
Crowder'~ 179
for student!> at large· 81'0\\'fl ,
348 Schatz. -*S 1; 0 bome, Zlll:
Michael Marco tn.-shmnn 2.29.
Brion McClenahan 1unlor 275
Jack Pcmn JUnior 117 Garth Vi~
gin. tre~hman 217 elections today
Kelly Marttn
Pictured aboYe are Tuesday'• ASLC election prnldent for SAAB, ~ Brown, atudent at
wtnnertand run oft candl&lta. Top row, left to right large, Ertc: Hyland. vtc:e pe-'c:tlnt fM B&F and Anne
Steve Asher, pntSJdentiaJ run off cancldate , Sue Schatz. student a1 large. Not pictured Ia Skip
Fredttcka, I&P run off candidate, Yuml Hlrahara , I&P Osborne , atudent .t a-ge. Run otfa wtll take pa.ce
run off candidete, Paul Johnson, prelldenu.t run off betw.en 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
candl&lte . Bottom row left to right Tony Abena. vice
Davis recounts bouts a-ainst discrimination
Thomas Lyden
Oltht-Piooou LqJ
Angela Davis. controverslaJ civil
riSht& OCIIVISt, Communist Party
member acadomtc1an . author
and lecturer recalled her cn-w
experiences WJth d.Jsclimtnation
In a speech last week in Pamplin
Sport~> Center
Davis 6poke to a packed house
as keynote speaker or the Lewis
and Clark winter Forum Series on
Equahty and Quality Obtainable
GoalR of the u.s Educat1onal
Scott Otckerson
sy .. tcm."
Davis look a c:onte'(tual
appi"'«l.h to her ~pt.-ech Rae~sm
in HISht!r Education Altemati~
for tht• '80"" describing her own
e\per1onco and struggles
Qgaln~ t the educationa l S)'litem 1n
thl~o country
Part of that expancnce war. her
dJsml~tsa l a.s .asbOCiata profussor
tU UC U\ at the suggcsllon of then
Cov Ronald Reagan after her
members hip In thu Communist
Party wa~ made pubJic
"A o blark. woman. Commu·
nJRt, I wah thl• kind of combina·
lion thai must havu 11\4de Ronald
Rell3an cnu:y. ahr ..aid
Davis bec-.ame the subjt'Ct of
ll411onal newa atrenUon 10 tht•
Pari\ l970~o after her am·~t and
trial on chargc~o ol ronsp1rnC)·.
IJdnoppln& and munJer of a
Jucf&e dun~ a r.hootout at the
Millin Councv Courthouse in • California.
"Turning on the T\' and heaJ'>
ing that I wae. on the len Most
Wonted Ust and that people
should not attempt to catch me
because twas armed and dange~
ous was a real tnp >Wd DaVIs
She was acquitted of aU ch.a.rges
in 1972
03vi!> attribute!; her old neme­
&.11> Ronald Reagan to an e~ieala ·
non of racism and sexism in
America 'Re.lg~Ul wanl6 to take
U'l back to the 1930 wuhout
Soc1al SK.urity and with lynch·
lngs.ih" mo t urgent and imme-
aM a black, woman,
Communist, I was the
kind of combination
that must have made
Ronald Reagan crazy."
diate goal thai \\U £.set· I' 10
pl"C\-ent the rcelocllon ol Ronald
Reagan Just un:tgmewhat hew1H
do U he doe .. not ha\e to £4c:c the .. \'OlCl'!) aBillll.
In ad.nowl~dgi~ that thit> 15
Blac'-HitiiOt)' Month, Oa,is
stre~st.-d thr tmporHmc ·e of blnrk
htstory in undL·~umding circum·
t.tonce:, lllld bbd potential
' Black hJtotOT) Ito not '1mply for
acquJnng knCJ\'\•Iodge that we
reflect upon It can also .O!'lStM u&
in our struggle!> tod'\Y. ..hu .a1d
Then.• Ito a pn•domlnan t ton
dencv. Davlr. believe~ to vit"\v • ""nile history a UIU\ct'IOI and
black or Puerto Ric.1n h.t!>~Ot) ' all
pi'0\1nclal .
The chalhmge todl\)·. ilCt·orth~
to Oa\1!1 111 dumyattr}ing the
llUIIOn that II II' on I_\ bJarlo; ~'Ople
who are tnvol\'ed Ul fttrugglu
againat nlC I~IO .
"We ha\'tt all bt..ocn taught DboUI II myducaJ pie, but IUSI boc<lUbe
one group receive!'> more dO&> not
ncc(".ssarily mean that others wtll
rece•"-e les:i she said
Modem manifestation s ot the
metaphorical pte include the
Supreme Court ~ Bakke deo&ion
twh.ich ruled ~in t the u~ or
stnC1 mmority quotas\ and the
dramatic decrease of college eth·
nlc studies pf"'8J'lrm from 600
department~ in 1973 to 325 in
1934
AS a result of the &tk..l.e deci ·
ion, Oavi believes that colleges
are not attempting to reach out''
to blacks When told that only
rught blackb attend LC. Oa\.1s
responded , "t gather many otyou
understand that there ts wori... to
be done on th.J~ campu~ '
Oa\ I belt eves th.a.l the oppres·
.:don ol blacks which I~ 1u'-la·
po~ Wlth the rl:.e o1 monopoly
capllaliam tallows a planned and
~temauc course.
Black!> attend high ~hoob
that are not de..signcd to teach. :-.o
they c~nno t appl) to UOI\'l'rt.ttie ~
The\ face an em "ironment wtthSO • to 75 pcrrc::nl unemployment.,nd
no n-cre.:ational cent~ All that
there I for them are a lor ol drugs.
a lot of COp$. l'ltld the mililiU).
~me at'\' programmed to go to
fail Others to be IJ.llcd b) ract>l
pohct·
~imilar t;trcumstnnces ftAIM m
h1gher cduc;)non \.'\here there is a vury h1gh allrihon rote for black
student <\It OaVI~ .:.ays. "Colleges
aC('('pt them bccau e they will
hdp them to fall "
A p3.11 oft he 5truggJe for equal·
ity in educat1on li tNt the issues
Of l"Q('i<;m and ~I m IS continU•
ally m.isrd. In thi:. cnltcal potnt in hlsrory we mu<;l riRht for equal·
'"·" wJd Da"is "r>enot.~"Cntnce 1 • es..entlal if you Gt~c up there is no
hope."
The Ia I time 03\\S ~>poke at LC
was Jan 15. 1981 as part ol a
Forum ~ on education
U.S.-Soviet exchat1ge
materializes at last
A look at the hlstorv behind the -headltne5 of thb week' Northw·
u~t Contcrent-e on U.S ·Scn-1e1
Relations whtch brifl8 to ~b
and (Jan. Colls;tt ~ "1"3.1 of the
!){)\oitJt Union '~> loremo-.t schot.:s.n­
on ll nffAi~ f'C\ •als thtl an:.pina·
uon and arduous plannmg that
led 10 this highJ.> publiet7.ed
t!'\'t!nt
The canfcrent't' ongmally
scheduled for late October, pro­
ceeded detpitc fitratned diplo·
11\4tlC rclauon and eMnaordinar\ • mtt•malluNtl e\'en l~ lh taki~
plare i. an rontra'' to the iSh&rp
curtailment or manv othl"f' c•duca· • llunal eAchangcs bet\\-t>en tht• (\4,'0 n.st1ons
o\lthough 18 montlu m plan·
ru~ the con~renee was ln }t»­
pa.rdy se-.'Cnll llme due to
cin.:um~tan~ beyond the organ·
az.er s control or foresight . f\nn.
following the 1\orcan airhncr inci·
d••nt IG..'>I ~ptembt!r ~ the U !­
gO\-emmcnr ""'oked aU landing
right:> tor the So\.1~1 .airlmer. Al'n>·
Oot. rtU~IJng trawl to this countr;)
e u-emeh difficult • ln th~ m1ds1 ol d.lploll\4tt c tur-
moib LG Prcstdent Jamt•5
Gardner lnl\.lllt..(J to the !lo0\1CI
Uruon last October rru.-cling \\1th
top ~1et S('holars and pohC) ..
makers. 'Based on h reconunen ·
datton LC dec1ded to postpon~
tht> conference unttl uch t1me
Conunued on page 3
3 LOEB TO LFAVE
Ociln of Admi~~ion:; Peter Loeb ha!i 5Ubnttlll'd lu res'8113tu.m anud t rumors thAt
il'lnUlL...atl8 adrnin~uvt• pressun'!l; un hu. office \'t~ rt'Spon9blc i:r his dfopanuro.
9 ANDERSON RECOVERING
Senilr Gretchen AndcNon a:. ru::upct'llfli'S tiom a 00111"61.\1 ~\1\ of her bod~ ·
1\Jm to page 9 lor a atun--wnwr (Athy ~ s Ullt!f'\'ic\\ \.\1lh Gretchen rrum her
Bru:~h Prairie Wash home. -
• Campus in Brief
\tnnonno 1\ntdln
01 tho ,.,....,,, I~
Assassins hit can1pus
•
' m .. h ot Ulhngs at l.e\,,, Olnd C:lm ~ullt-.gt• h:'l' lc•n .thno~t ?O
studt•nt dt•ad m the lott:'t '\OF\ ... ponso"•d anlt•r doml .,.,~..,,10
gnmt•
Appn>\tmatdy ss .. tudt!llt .... un h' t'lll oonstant dn.>ad that thL')
m.'l\ be thr. nc.'\t to GO·
ituo ohtt 1 ot tht• t\rullC" htr.h began h•b li' at 6 p m i .. to ~hoo t
one a,,,,grwd pn· • and get tht•tr a'siltnmt•nt until tht•re aru onh f\\ u
(X-'Oph•lt•ft talking t>nch other
.t\s~tgnmct .. mdude t~ anh·ndt•d \1Cttm s nanw rutlm numbcrond
t'\h•nslun
~ot nil assn sin, an• unnJl) In tlu gnm•• the~ mul\t nll,thtdt• b.) tht•
mltl!' \\'hn•h statu thai onl) pla.~uc unrtguns m:l\ bt u t d 1.cg1hmnw
killlOJ;!<: n~ be t:ommittl'd onl) bl•twt•t:n 6 p m nnd muln1~ht dum•
nmm and bllthrnom5 aru utllimns nmi I til'"' can he nn mnnJ llt.tn
two mrncses at tht--some ofttw m~ ~o l.illu~ nn.• pcnl\JiltJd 111
C \ ordao:s
11H•..n.• nrc tour contn)Uers '' ho kt'f'p trar.l; nr tlw pt~plt• ~;~lh•d nod tf
tlwn>ll' .t {1u;cn•tlll11£') m nn) o( the I.JIIillft!'; the t•nntrnllt•r .u'bllnllt'<:
Jumur ~uo Frerlenr.ks. master contr'f'llt!'r ,;ud that nu•mlll'rs ot
SQf. tall.c•l) \\"llh <.~'1\'l'I'Uil'arnpUS gntUfl.'i in or<.Jt•t 10 htl\" !'IIC!h a
gnml' npptu\cd
\\ ,. re not 5aymg II, nghtc..•r wrong ~ud tn•tlt~c J.;s \\ c• n· llhl
pnl\ldmg till' M!r\lCt' the Of8illliulrinn for tht• gumt•
\\'twn onl_\ 10 ur 20 ptM>plt• 8J"{! I ell. the• ((Umt•' . nllt•s chaugc
u honng in till' t\J1'1'1.'!8t!ddon pl\,;t "otlht• sanw In tlus phn:.t~ lht•
time con tnunts are otT anc.Jtlw \\1tnes5 hm1t b r:u~d to Jlnl\idt•
mon• opponun1tno:; lor ktlling S3id f'redt•ncks
1 \'l' tcnrunatt:d two pcoplt• :;.o tar, • s:ud lreshman (,re,g Jt•nnin~s
11tc pn.r.c tor thc• \\inning nssas."m IS a ~my \\ .tiJ.Jnan and lht•
three runnt•r-ups \\ill get n record album c:.•tthc1r choat c
for an update on who a. d·~d Ol' alh t• orw cnn cht'<'l.: tlw a"S.1l> .. in
b.snner m SAG.~
Casperson to tie the knot
C'ar) C tspcrsen conference stlCrelill) at1 t·mplcton and 1981
gradualt t or Le\,,s and Clarii. Colll'gc w-<15 engal(t.>d to k:en Wilson on
Jan Zl, 19&-1
Wilson graduated from Come\\ Unl\'('rt.ity in 1981 .1nd work!. as an
account tt,eeutive at KA'n n\annol 2
llll.~' will be manied a\ the Agn ·~ flanng:.n Chapel on J\ug 11
International Fair coming
The annu.:allnlernanonal FiW' will be held tmm 1100 :un 10 500 p m
allthwugtl rsnplelon College Center. lntcmabonal studt'ntti from n1J
0\1!1' the wartd will pre:.enl dic;pla)'5 about thar n.tlJ\e lands l"mtunng ~ clothe.. and a vanel)' of deliciouti food.,
~amm chning r'OOiu "'ill be the tage for d.l~ and other pre~ ­
l&tJons fioan nab\-e cuhuresSatUJ'da\; ~ mir~iU attroct mtemahonal -r;tudenu &on other Portland area sdlools. Admission i!> tree. bul you will
h.l\eto Pe.}' b-the bxl
Pioneer Log
Editor: Todd Nissen
M t lltJIIJ• &lib: M.artanne
Ratcliff
AII ... IMab Editor; Robert
Oakes
Opl.._ .Meghan
Ftehtenau
Productioo •-•• . Tracy Schl&pp
PhotDgraptry Editors: G•nny
BuuetfiCid , J•m ~~~
Fablre/ Entertalament Edi­
tor: Stacy Winawer
Sportl &lltwa: Peter Car1tn,
Mat) Hu
AdYerUslag MIIIEI!r. Dean
lotte
lu1Ane11 MIDitlr: Greg
Duskin
Cballatl• Mas~ger: Rob
Rakoty
Copy &hr. Cynthia Scharf
News WrtlBts: Tom Lyden.
Carol Hammen. Kathy Coch·
ran, Leslie Stocum, Glen Foul
Opinion Wrtblr. Peter Galvin,
Aobecca Brown. Wendy Agcn,
THE PIONEER LOG (USPS 433-
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Aeaoc:ialld Sludents of Lewts and
01m College. 0815 SW Palatine
Hill Reed, Por1tand. OR 97219
POSTMASTER : aend addreaa
d.-.ges lo lliE PK>NEER LOG.
0615 s.w Palaone HU Ros~
Por1lalld, OR 97219 &acr~
are $576 yeatty.
The l>iotHMr LDg resetYB~ the
righ1 10 deny any ~11
Which we feeil Is ~ 10
Page 2 Slr Edward Williams
Spotta Wrtbtrs: Sho.la GeJ.
lagher, Amy Halos. Bob
D.Aboy
Futa.tre/&ltertlitarltenl Wrt­
tea a: Daisy Magee Laune
Underwood Cathy Steget
I'Mtog,., .. ra: Steve Hop­
kms, Kelly Martcn, Sc:ou D1ck·
eBOn. Tetl N1Ls.cn. Chns Fltnt,
M•ko H•ckman
Ptoduction: Meghan Flchtu­
nau, ROb•n Franzsn, SUe Hll·
dick, Ed Wtlluvns, Cathy
Siegel
Ad Crew: Brenden Hyde,
Beruna Loeltler
Pub Ock: Spencer Gerw1n
C.rtooNit Grcna
Stoc.kebfand
Composition ; Judy
Odel'lheuner
Advlur. Juhe Jones ,.., Splrttull &.ltdance:
Dearc~t Debbe Hambor
,ournallsllo ethlea ~tna college
policies.
\1ews e.q)fesead are those of the
wl110r& Wld do not necessanty
retlect the VleW5 of the student
body, ile &acuny, Of the OOUege
administraian. Unsigned edltonal$
are auggeetod and are approved by
ltlc eeun and managera ol ttn
rwrwspeper and reflec:l the majority
opiolon 0 those Olflceta.
Selecaon of c:ar100ns ~ng
In ltle ()pinion IOC1IOn Is !he
ll&:spoosibillty ollhe Opinion Editor Kozol confronts illiteracy issue
tarolltnmmcll
Ul th. Plant"'' tAt(
Jonuthon !\o ,ol lung tim(
en tit ot tht• \mrrit an edut n
tiona I ') :.lt'm .. pnkt• on ft·b IS of
the govcmmonl " rohNll to con
tront tlbteron' in tht• u.~ and
offered .. olutton, baM.'<I on a pt•r­
'<mnl approorh to tht• problt>m
Ko7..ol ::;poke last wt~k a~ purl ol
u.''l' nnd Clnrii. '~ Forum ~ric~
on Qualil) .1nd Equalll ·.
T\vt•nt)"lh t.' milhon Amencan"
read at le"'s th:m the tlurd gr.tdll
IL" -cl and 60 m1hon \nwnr..1nl> nn•
unattlc to n·ad ;11 all. Ktu.oltolcl ·'
lnrgo auc.Jitm< t• tn ;\glws I l,magan
Chapel. rhl' U :,., mnks 49th tn .tn
ilhlcm~ sur'-'''' ol .o;~ t':ountm•s ,
with n~m~t · oiw bcmg tht' mo:-1
Utm·att· Kuzol ~tid lht• go"'"''
mr.nl :;pencil' $86 to $1 on million u
, car to solw tlw prohlnms nf tlw
6o mtllion uniNmc ·d pt'Oph•
\\ hu·h IS .Sl~t;O pt r JX'f~On Ill Unt•
In 1980, thl' U •.. Ccn::;u' Bun•au
repont>d 99 6 pt!.!'Ct'Ot liu•1-a~ ·
The Bun!au con,idcrs a hu•rah'
person a-. sonwom• oldl·r than 15
"ho ha~ ulmplt•wc.J the tilth
gradt•
tllitcrates have no h1sto" and
the\ ha' ~ no tutuno, • Mid Kozol. • "llliter"olte' c-an't mow up .tnd out,
and they t·an t ~et btovond \,here
the\ go .1nd hc:M the\ gN thes-e "
Tht:c. _year the govcmmt•nt cn.•atect high stnndnrd-. nnd tough
noquh'\•mont~ fur llll,rat'\ which
unually mPan a retreat In equity
-.ntc.! 1\0t.ol ' Wr have a rhoica
bC'I\'\1lll t•~ct•llt!ncc and decenrv
ill the liTlpCM.'fl.'h<:d. 0011\11\Unlty '
IPn•,iclmtl R~ i'ln I fOr llbtt~
ate:-. snld 1\ozol II thuv could \Ole
1n thrur 0\-\n ~>Cif·in torest. he \\<OuJrl
not btt Jli'U'lldent today Nlid Kozol
Rl.~apn ''ants the tipendlng 6guru
rar tht• l-dUC".ltlOn of Obtenues to be
n.•durod to ~ million .1 vcar, In
<~dcbtion to gronung reo. .... -cr funds Cor
ndult :mel clcnwnlM\ educ4tJon
'\\1th thnt mont') :..11d Kat.ol
•\ou ('4Ull ~n ~pell 1diot
"I Pre idenU Reagan
isn't for Hiterates, ''
said Kozol. "If thev • could vote in their
self-interest, he
\vouJd not be presi­
dent todaY." •
nlllt·rutt. ~ an! u\llut•nred b\ tht• • nwdia 1be\ bu) prudul'lb tl) \lf'W·
tnA tht• pictu.n. ~ on the labels and
tht~ · mtc for a IJiendh Cau• on th•· •
lt.!lc"1sion sen •n. srud Kowl
A' a re. .. ult ol a t'l"Cent Ftondtl
!\tate nlling studt ·nt~o are not abh•to
n!t.'t'~l' u high ~hoot diploma \\'lth­
out fir~t pa..-.:;tng il Liter.u:y t:xam
.,\,len a.. .. king ~me 'tudcnts \\ll)
tht!'\' Wilt'tl' ~d !\o.wl -Tlltn· - . didn t blame sooel) or the sy:-.tf'tTl
lht'\' blrunt~ them.o,el\e s." • Ko.wl ~d the educational S)'N-
lcm blomt~ the pa1-ents ottht.l illite~ nte children llowti\Cf hl'
pe010nruly dl~ t~ with thb
tl.llplanatlon Said KUI,()I. ·111o <!tiu
cuto"' peak of JX'Opl(• who onru.
butt SJit'IUk ofpcoplt•who ca11• nnd
do not l"W\ c th(' mean:. to lt'c1Ch
th('ir own t.hlldron
IUHcmcy brcc.'tb lllltomcy. .....Ud
KCl1.ol Children of unll•amt.'CI po~
cnt,.Jo.~ thrir t•arly looming oppol'­
tunlty before thO} f'fllt!1 '><'hoot
·Thcry lost~ \he lntesvcnlfon of PiU'
ents to anat,yu• what IIi wrong an
.;c:hool Tho p.vt·nt .. c.an't prupo-.e
conuiJ\."C mca~un.•:!i tn ~uc:h wonb
that .lllnlct tlw aut•ntion of thcir
rhtldn·n
kowl propo:-.cd the cn4l.bon of a
Cl\U R~ht s Cnmp.lign lor tht noo.
n'.tc.!t:t.
··u·.. not ,, t(\tu.'4mn ot b.·llll'
mt•thod~ u1 tnrks-thtl m<-lhud
dut'' not t'll.lllt'J',' ~·ud ~o.-.ol II has
got to b.• donfJ\.\1Ih u vi !'liOn ol stn.t,g·
~;It• In tn\'01\\' lllX>plu In lhl' tnh~ d
maldng tht• world have d mood of
ll:nnting'
lnNtilution~ should I"CqUtn' o,tu
rlrnts lo pend one w.u-sll.1nng
thC'II 11':tdill8 and writing skill~< 10
order· to bt.'COJntl <1n f ngll-.h IT\i.IJOI1
nr roct:l\ a lt~\C'hing ccrutl catt~
Mid "UI'..Ctl
t..ihu-al group , :.cc rtc'('l'UJtnwnt
a." tho must diflkuh tu~t.. 10 ..olm1g
tht• problem ot illltt-ron llhterotcs
btxo1nc tO\lsiblc \x'cau!>f! the\ -h•Mtl lo hide behind a mru-11." ~•d
1\oJ..ol 'but tlw reouitment the
groups nrc doing 1s 1\e\U' dOOI'to­
door· or thr'Ouf(h t ommunit)
chun:hc' Tha pnnh•d nd,lhevw.e
••>.ruldc tho 60 million pt.>oplc ~tao
('rutnot r·' L•n mad them.
Class schedules due for change
Kathy Cochran
or '""' Pfont!l'r tqc
Lev.'i:. and Clark., Cumculum
Commtlloo forwarded a propos.:1l
for a nC\1\ Omu ~hedulc for
clru;ses to the faculty Feb 15.
The proposed '\Chodule will go
before faculty members Feb Z7
and if approved will be imple­
mented next fAll
The !SChedule is compri~d of
five so-rrunute eta~ peno<b each
morning. beginning at 7:20 a.m
and continuing through 12.20
p m Afternoon cluseti would
include three 90.minu te claases
on Monday. Wednesday and Fn
day lpenods 6 1 nnd 81 and two
two-hour classes on 1\Jesday and
Thun.day lpenods 9 and 101
Interest In creating a n~v lime
ochedule nrotie trom problem11
with the current ~hedu le -
demgned In 1964-a.nd In o pn.>!lr;
for claasroom ~pace during the
most popular class umt ·~o
Jill Au'.>tin. at.!iOCIDit• registrar ,
wid '11len• IIi an mc1 •diblo pN·l·
erence for period& thl~ 'l!, four and sb. Pt•riodb seven and fiware let~a
nttrucllve . one meeting on Fnday
nflernoons and the other during
the noon hour and least altra'-'"
ll\e are the class periods begin­
ning at 8 am
Other problem areat. include
the pressure placed on tho at'tl~,...
noon~ of both fuculty and stu
dents for athletics , music classes.
labs and art clasloes. a higher
... problem areas in­
clude the pressure
placed on the after-­
noons of both faculty
and students for ath­
letics, music classes,
lab and art classes ...
demand for one-hour penod~
and the request by the generul
~>tudl~ faculty for n S\-vltch from
the troditionaJ tlnit and tiflh
J)(lrlod slots for their SOcJCt) and
Culture classe5 to penodb four
and sue ~aid \ustin
In ~pile or the fact that thi~o
propos..'ll for •·hafl8e comes dur­
tnl( Mi~sion Plan rung," hkh it!'>(•lf
ASLC Update
• 1lU1> wt:t ~k I& P nwmbclll hnw coopt•rulud 1n vanous effort& to
pubhoze the o\SU: gt•n•·ral •'lt't'lion 'Tht• nm·ofis wtll be hold
tod4y.
• The readet boarth hn\t• u~ed! r hw w111 be anstallttd shortlv. • so l&P i5 dmclopins poUc-) fur accC!'" to tht· nf'\.\ mediUm
• SOFA has proposed thu 1d1•n ot o conNtiluttonnl amPndmcnt to
malu> that organiz.ation 11 ln.md1 of ASl .c Ilk .. I&.P 8&.1 and SJ\AB,
ill'gUtng that b_vvb'lut• ol f'l''lCt' to lht· tmllru t>ludt~nt hody ll
shouJd not bP-chll,.ifh·d Ofi a c:hurtt'"!d oJ'Kftn~.ullon Thht wt~k th~
ExecutJ\O Coundl.1pprowc.J "''"')War' budgt•t len SI\A8 Tha
budgf"' lndudcs un allot<ttlon of $2 t,OOO lor rti'C'arch grnnt& and
520.250 for Vtflllin~ "4.holar gr.Hltll l hi11 approval completes tho
.\SLC budgt•t for 19&HlS Subcommlttt!t'S an• novlt"wang g1 ant
appllcauunli for r.pring 1t•m1.
• !\tudc·nt6 at\• KlillJIC'It'dod un tlw 1••mplt•ton Go\.-em1ng BoW'd.
Cuntac·t ltr.ra Mnclrr. 1f you nn•lntc•n•.=ttl~ in rr.prer.enting the
stUdffnl bodv on thl3 c:onmullt!c. -• TI\c Studlml Gvul'bt' (,\11lu.ltlon pt!Oplt• w1lllw :.olklltnJD 'OUt'
opuuons '"' t \\l'c•k in all c In !It'&" luch tullill oolh·gn
n~qulremcnts ll JUU "auld llkt: In lwlp dtt.tnbutc the t~'lllutJtion
fonn , OOillliCI 0A\1d Ulflcc1 llltUt 3Z8 will anvolve much change. said
Austin 'Although th.isnffects po.rt
of daily life at l.C. I have found no
resr8\ancc from the faculty to II')"
mg to wor* out somethin&
better
Austin who handles the clasa­
room and acadt•nllc scheduUng.
began wor* on a new time sche­
dule in mid Jdnuacy and by Feb a
had completed a proposal which
wu distributed to dcpnrtment
chan Thetr t;.Olfdted responra
prompted the allowance for van·
auon of morning clus periods.
Austin said. 'There i!t always
difficulty m doing somethmg llkb
thJs. becauw needs are different
There are dUferent ldnds of
course'! and different methods or
teaching, and It's brullcally a mat­
ter or preference .
Stnct ume limltntlon& have
caut.ed wvr•rol problems In the
time ,chedule creation Students
on lhe Cumculurn Commluee­
thc mnm repre!Wn tatlon of the
Mudont body In this de'Cislon­
Wl'r-o unable 10 rneel with the Stu·
dent AC'adc,mic ,\ffutrs Bonrd ror
mput ht~foro the feb. lS volt• llti
tht~ ' had plannf'd and thcn•forc
colh .. >ctl'd limited student 1npu1
\.\'altt•r Minty, em or nnd onP-of
the three studt>n\N'PN'"Cn talJ\~
on tlu..• commlltoo , soud "AJI the
studc•nts on the comntill<'t'
abstuint·d trom the \OIO, bcc~ubt'
they lt•ll tl\('y dirin't havt• enaush
Sluclcnt ltlJ>Ut to vow c1ther ''ay
on il Howt."\'('1 ', 1 h~· n: .. ponMt of
the n--f>ll or tho commiltt'(• '"a~
mninh: unanimou"
u tht> nt.w :.cht>duloJ would
prub.thly bf> bt•twr for lunmlng.
but it would ollso bo muro !\tnnd
urdiLt·d .md mun: tiring p11ycho·
los•cally. <Utid Minty It may fn't'
up murnlinw In a studl•nfll al\t•r·
noun. but ll \l'oUUid also uakt· tlmr
uul of tht• montinge; "
8oth Mint)' nnd l\u111in '\Old tu·
dl'lllli willa optnlunl'i rt•l(ardlnf(
tho pmpu •·d M'hrduh· !!hould
givu input lo thctr pnlfl• !o~
Othor ~tudc•nt n'pl't.!~·nlull\\'5 on
tlw Cumculum Commlttt• •• an•
junior (:Utlwmw Gibson and
a<Jphomoru Mark schulu
Pioneer Log, february 23, 1984 Loeb 1
------
Glenn Foul
()lthl" J'lonrf'r lqc
Rulwrt ·• Potc•r'1
aclrllJ~>Sio n~ al l
11mrt• 1978, subml
tion f'eb 10 1.1ml
tnrrea~t ing adml
~un..~ on hi" offiCI
bit• lor hts depar
t.od> will ron(
admir.slona unt
e~pu·c~ th1., \Ugl ~
11mc a nattonal
ronducted to fill
l..oi'l> s re~igna
to come from
office this qunrtfl
as~slanl dean
rel>igncd m ~
pursue n pnvat
ture. and Marg11.1
clair dean of adn
Mnrch 23 to b
•dmisslons and
Lorello lleigt,
Denver
From his ::.J
Hou~ office <M
Hood Loeb d.il!
:.ons for hi
departure
·t sensed thl
leadet""hlp of
office wab In tl
mterest and In r
am at the point I
want to trv my
occupation Th
ideal ume to en
he so.ld
When Loeb c
Wesleyan Uni~
CUI. he came wil
Intention of st•
v
•
u.s.-sovtet exc
delegation T~
with the Soviet I
U.S.-S
Continued &o
when ten!Jon•
managcab to dl
Soviet Prcm1E
death tWO
placed the cotl
HOWt>ver with
marie or pol
dlately apJ)lllr'C~
all the Soviet
6Cheduled
\& ~>enior
her n key Oll(illf
enco said
Andtopovs
ened lnterebt
w~lficance
Conference ·
Mleht•r
5MB
Pioneer ue
~over lw
with this
Tho cdu
who CUll.!
IOC.amnnd
to touch
!mcy. said
tamed p.'\1'
'ling oppar.
ler school
:ion of~
' \'\IT'Oflg in
'ltpropo;;c
uchwon:h
on or their
reatlon of a
or thu noll"
• ol bt:ttCY
c method
owl ·trlu,
lono£Mn~·
1 the> ta~>k of
a mood of
ruquiru !>IU·
e.'lf shanng
i ng ,IJll" in
agli'lh rn.lJ(I(
ccrtifkatt~
renui tmt!nt
k in !'-01\\ ns
·• 'liUtrrntllS
U.'L' the\ •
~k. M ...Ud
)itmenr th&J
Mlr door--1~
l:ommunal)
ad!. lhE!\ u:,c
people "'ho
1\.
hanse. said
s atrecta pan
ve found no
acuhy to try
something
es the cla11•
scheduling
v time sche­
mdbyFeb a
posalwhtch
department
d res ponbe$
.nee for van·
r.s periodJ.
re is nlwaya
!'flOthing like
ire dl ffere n 1
1 kinds of
methods of
calty a mat·
atlom. hnvt'
Items In the
~n. Students
lommlttee­
ptlon of the
& decision M
\lith the !:ltU·
Bonrd for
15 \Oh' a$
d therefon•
dent mput
prandonuof
rescntatJHt-.
d ",\II the
committt·t'
oto. beuu~
ha"e cnuugh
e t~irhcr wa\ -responw ol
milll'C wa~
tedulel "-'Oultl
for Jurunlng.
more bland
ring psyd1C.I
It may{ref'
dent :. at\PI'
also tukt.• tlmr ..
~stlln !5lltd stu·
regarding
~ohould
pro ft"S SOI'fi
t<~~""nfnll\\':l on
nuth't' nn•
t.lb:.on .tnd
huh:~.
23. 1984 Loeb resigns fron1 adn1issions post
Glcum foul
Ot 1h11 f'iun•"'' I .elf(
Ruht•rt "PoH•r" Loeb. dc•nn ul
adml ,fun:-. at Lt."Wi~ and Clnrk
~mw 1978 ~uhrnlllcci hifti'CKigna ·
tlon lt•b 10 umldHI rurno~ lhut
' lnrrtwnng adnum .. tnUl\1! pme.
~un·.s on hi 'I otllce "t'I'C' rt• ponM
bk: lor hi" dop.tnurt•
l.oc•h will ronhnut• il" dean of
4dmi!osionl\ until hit. rontract
e'\Jllt'C~ thi~ 1\ugu st, dunng which
timtl u notional "ean:h will oo
condul'tl'd to lUI hi po!lition
lm•b '~t reoclgnnuon Is thto, third
IU I'Uillt' from lhl ,ldmili'iiOnb
offitt• tlw. qunner Pc•tc1 Gllmnre ,
4s~•~tant dean ol .1dml11-.u.m~
n·~lgnt•d in early Jnnunn. to
pun~uo a privaH• but.inc'" ven·
tun• and Mu..rgnret Korzt.HI nsM>­
tiolt' dean of adm.is.,ionh wlllluave
Mnrch Z3 to become dean ol
admi~<llions and financial aid at
torNto lleights College in
Ocmt'r
From hi~; spacious Manor
lloul>O office 0\l'('rlooking Mount
Hood Loeb cU&ClJII!'i(.'d the rea­
•Ontl for h1s ampandlniJ
departure
1 ~enscd that changing the
leade~hap of the udmissions
office was In the coUege 6 best
tntercst nnd In m) best snterest I
am at the point in my lire where I
want to tt') m) hnnd at another
occupation This might be the
Ideal ume to change dlrection~>.
he '<lid
When Loeb came to LC from
Weslcyon Universil) ln Connect! ·
cut. ho Ctlme with the · expre~d
Intention of staying only four to 5t>. vem., 1 hi11 lh r1gtu on sclw·
dulu ht• <tnld ''I thlnl. II lfll':t~·
clall.v good fat th~> ' olh•gt,,
P«I'Hllt'ling thtt cunclu!'iun nl ttw
new mlabion plnnnlng I'MJI ~o:1M•s,"
!Ia( d !.ott b
Y1•t Mlmc 6tudc>nt" ..snd .sdrnin
llllratom close to Lot·b ooliC'V(I lw
i11 le.1ving a a result ol mountmg
pro.s~ures on tht· olfh~· !>laff to
unprmc thf! qualttv ol 'tudcnt
entering tr.
Senior wtll.inm Ht~1wrd who
wori<od doseh· w1th l..ot·b on the•
~
Coolitlc.m tor lntcf(mtmn ~Did
Loeb was bt·ang prt~SMtn·d by the•
admmbtrntson to fulllllthP "mw
ObJectives of rt>f'l'\Jitlng sludcmts
With high(.!r S.,\ '1'. 6Corcs, \\ h1lc at
the same tim~ crellling J mon•
ethnacally dtvurse ~orudont
populatJo~
KaU Krnua.'i, a Rcnlor "'ho
wori<ed in the admiMiont. office
&om August l98l until Novemlwr
1983 tlChoed necgnard o; a&Sertlon
'Th<> admissson(. offico hn" bt•tm
attacked &om many platM. \Vith
out a lot or power from which to
respond 63id Krau~ The\' ~otet
pressure from th~ ruumns nnd th.,
administration to bnng up
SA. T s and tht•y get prexsure
from student to chango ethnic
dNe.rsny &he s~oud
Loeb denied that :~uch pre<>·
l>Ure exH.ted. "I didn t6ee tho-.e rus
uTeConcUable I nevc.'r found an
instance of working or eros" put"'
po!W!s with those objecflve~; he
s.11d Here nt Le\<\.n and Clark we
have the unusual 6ituauon ol a
well-antenUoned admmistnltion
and a \1\/ell·intenuoncd student
body Both have the same obfec
lives, only with slightly different thnutubl••'\ .and tdC'fir.to
Mike.• I ut7., o funiot who hn11
wurk•~d in lhr admh•slon3 otlka
for thrt·u Yt·an •. downphtvt:•d the
olll .j ·rtmn thot Loob n!~lf(ned
uncll'r administraiiH• pn.a.,un•
Ut•finlll'ly 11 dc>f•sn 1 ~~m to be'• .1 •
h1t( thtng within the admin111tra ·
taon.' tw said ''There war. a lot of
pre11~un• , but I wouldn't say any·
thing unusuol It' a high pn·s·
I'Urc JOb But u's an matilullonal
pre ~ure mhcrent sn any type ol
t.IC:imi~SJOnS \-\.'Ofk."
· I knm\ people are really wor"'
lit•d .. md !Ill p1cious,." Krau&."
c·ountc•rcd but it re.1lly i5n t as
In( lodram.Jiic art 11 look$ 1lu:re
iltC pc1'50nnJit\ conflfct6 between
all -.artfi of people Ornwing a urn
lion to thc•m 18 u-.ele~
l.lreb admhtcd that hJI'i r.UCCP1·
~r s greatest chaJlenge 'will be to
satfs(y all Of the \:ilMOUb COniStl
lut!nete!l Tit it. is a formJdable but
not lmpo~'iible tllSk. he said
One LC profes!>Or who a~>ked to
roma.Jn anonymou~> spoke. ol
· tenaiollb 1n the adm1ssions offi~
relating towort.lood and cooper·
atton M,v question L.<;. wa... he
fired or did h£! ju11t decide 10
IC3\C7
Dean of :,tudcnts Richard Sor­
en~n attributed Loeb s resigna
lion to the vel') h1gh burnout
factor" in admls:.ion:r; work. ''The
ndmi5Sions erwironmt!nt as more
challenging todn.)· Peter hlt the
upward ldirectjon l in th.e spuul
of 18-yeru--olds NO\-\ were In the
downwnrd sptt'i11
Thu pressure ''is vel) tough on
pt>ople. ~oren&an 6llid But. he
added It 11> "t~J) 1mportan1 for
intttltutlons of tugher educalion St~ve Hopkins
Rober1 "PetV' Loeb. dean of edmlulona alnce 1918. ha resigned
from hla position edmtdlt rumot1 that lncrMaJng edmlnllbattve
P" e1aures Wef'e responsible for hls ~
to haw chUJl8e. panlcularly at the
ndman11tntft\C 1«!'-el I don't thtnk
people t.hould be in tadmlnistrn ·
ti~-e l Job for 20 )e~r5 "
Ounng his ftve years at LC.
Loeb satd, '"The ndnUwon office
ha~ cuhJ\.-ated a great deal of
respect for thli college among
hegh school coun:oelors and \&ll'­
ious ~onda.ry school oud.Jt"n9
ce " He nddcd that during his
tenure as dean ol admi~ons.
SAT -.cores nnd G P.A ha1.-e been
ra1:;ed, and ·we have more valo­
dictorlan!'l ' than in previous
.vears
"l fc •I good about my qunht) of &ervice to this rnsrirution and I m
ve.rv optimi6tlc about the result&
l~l a natlorW lt'Meh for my uc­
cessor wiD produc:e M Loeb wd.
nl am ~peciaUy pleased at the
snclusaon of Lewi~ and Clark Col·
1,-ge an the New Yur* 'Timn CUI de
10 ~ltc'll'-'t: Collrgr:s. ..
Looking to the future. Loeb
Si1Jd "'there are a number of lead
1 am working on l would work
\-\!!')'hard to au1ym Oregon out of
a. genuine J"e'\l'el"ence for the 'ltat~
and 3 genuine affinity for the
native Oregontan.<~~ 1 \'e met tn my
many wildemeu e'\penenc ..
he ~d .
Soviet} Mid-East expert to speak
Continued from page 1
when t(lnl'ions decreased to a
manageab le diplomatic level
~vun Premier Vuri Andropo\' ~>
death two weeki! ago again
plaC'l~ thf• confereJlCt' m douhl
Howuvur with no 11Uljor dipl~
mane or policy chantcu lmme­
dintf'ly appan,nt In either nation,
all tho Soviet IK·holaNo originally
w:heduled will In fact attend
All i(lnior I.A ntalor Marc Mlc... ..
hL•r, 11 kto/ organtr.cr of tht.> Confer-
en co said. Jronfcall.)i
Andropov 5 death h.aa hdght·
cnrd lnten>&t and added to the
•lgnl6canu• of LC'~ Northwest
(onfcrence
Mletwr nott.>d in his onglnal
SM..B propo~~althat In bringi04( c;elccted So\.1et scholan. to th.lN
umpur; ··Lc has a mn• opportun·
lty to byp<tll5 the con•tlpawd for
mal d1plomiltic channel11 andfP' t•
studcnb o1nd ~ho lar"' a chanct•
to rontribu te to the pn~l'\idttOn
of mant.Jnd
The uniquf'nt>M Of thlli tir.t
Northwf'sl c. onfvruncc dunvc!l in
large part ltom t hulntcgrol roltt of
studl'nll In the lnlhotion and
organizaliona laitaga ~ot plan nang
Beginning In S..ptembc•r 1982.
Mleher and Ha mado initial prep·
araban~>. continuing to wo~ tit• ·
pile lJtHtmtnsl.v ondlou
bure.aucratic obstacle..-. · re\'okt."CC
vlt>U. t:urtnilt-d AeroOol llightl.
re.strtctP.d tra\-"Cl ammgc~n ta.
l'l<'~ Aidt"CC by seruo11i Michelle
Gluc"r and Jt•sslra HemriC'.). the
Pioneer Log, February 23, 1 C)'n I h.ia Scho rf
Of 1M ~r Ul!t
llw 1984 ·ntroCkmorton Mcm·
orial Locture. to be gi\.en Wednt.-.s·
d.ly, Feb. 29 by Firuz K:tremz.adeh
of Yale Uni\-~f'Ntv, will e.uminc an
~
as~e cutTently domimtlniJ the
nt .. "\\:o.' the Soviet Union and tht>
n~oluUonn.rv .\fiddle Eru.t • Kaz.emz.adeh IS .1 well·knm\1\
e:\pt!rt in Soviet and Middle Ea:.t·
em aftau", ha\1 ng written two
bool..s and ..e'ller:tl ar11cle.-. on the
subj('('l 1\au>rnz.odeh rece1vt.>d
his bachelor ':o. and ma~ter !io
degrees from !Jtanford Unl\tln>t l)'
bcforu acquiriniJ a PhD at Hlll'
vard UniHtrslty in 1950 Cun-entl\
on lca\-C from Yale where hL' i'-a
prof~..sor of history. K:u..etn.t..sdeh
ha~o alc,o '"'rwd a~ the Ou•ector uf
Undergradua tE' and Graduate
~tudie' in Rus:! ian and European
Program~ 31 \'ale.
1\u.emz.adeh '~ add~ mart.:s
his 6t'COnd trip to Le\\i, and
long·D\\aited conferenn" ha!i
omwd.
\.Vh.) wa" LG able to attrart 6\tl
of dttJ ~mot limon's top ~holaN'
"hen other Amencan uni,~rsi ·
''Ironically, Andro­
pov's death has
heighten ed interest
and added to the sig­
nificance of LC' s
Northwest Confe~
ence."
tit's. Including Ha.r,.ard . had
fa lied?
Gardner beh€!\-'85 the So\-'icl wfl·
llngne55 to partic1pa1e In thr. LC
cunfetl'\ln(lC re ult~ from the pro· Clari... He ~rwd as :a \-lSJII"B hts·
tory profus~r 1n 1963
1\a..u•nv..ldt:lh bnngs personal
knowh:t.lge to h1 ~holarshsp in
S<MutiMiddlt• wtem relations .
The son of u d.iplonull , hegJV\"' up
in MoSCO\\. awa\ &-om hts n•li\'C -Iran •' Bah.1 as. Kncrn.z.tldr.h h.os
eJ~.perienccd tirst·hand the dis­
crtminution and repres~ion
Kazemzadeh brings
personal knowledge
to his scholarship in
Soviet/Middle Eastem
relations.
\\hich now confront~> thi~ reh·
8JOU" set·t. Hh lecture will thus
1nt.ludt• ms1ght., glf'ant>d from
both hh ac~dt~mic and fWr!>ONil
C\f)CMt!nl "~
Ka..wnu..adeh s zsddre. s con·
tinuc.s tht: elTon to dht!l II) the
'~pt•akers and s.ubwtt:o. ot the
duC"ti\tl ond le~th) n•I.Ation~ip
thb L"'llt.'{CC ha-had \\ith the
Institute of U and Canadtan
~tudies m the U.!)~ R l'he LC·
!)0\tN c.onnr..:t1on ancludes pa:.t
:.ympo aa, n.·N·nt trips to the
ll.s.s R. b\' t-;anhwr , lntt•matJol'\41
~
;\t'bir5 depanment hc:ad Joseph
Ho and the ~ J.C tudents who
s~nt J,,,t SJIMI'18 ICml Htud_ying in
the !)u\iN Union.
However tht•s.• patu tut'hatlgt'S
a~ only the motu tanf(lbh .! reason
\\lly l Cwa~"oblntoattr.sct thctop
nlt'mberti ol thtl lnstltutt• -thc
pim•uy thlnk·tank tor So\1ct stu·
dies " -a·ml the u.s
•·nu~ So\leta N\1! become&Uffi·
dentl\' dt5enrhanted wtth U
offi~.:JAidom They do not want to
be t.'Onfined to lho F..ast Coast Throckmorton lecture:.hap
coordmg to Or: HeN) Bair,
chas.rman ot tho ht5IOI')' dcpaM·
menf, this\!" th~ fi.rbt time an its 21
war eJ06tcnce that the Middle -~~ b th~ topic of the mcmorul
lecture-.h.ip
The Throc.ILmorcon lectu~
were ~tabhsht'd in 1964 sn honor
ol l£ hlshJI')' prolcssor ,\Mhur
fhrockmorton In recent \'ears. -the h1story department ha
sought to e'p.tnd th~ ,..ng .. of
~pe;de1"5 and ubjt!Cts he)ond
primarily Amt!rican and Eu~
pcan h1~tory .
La31 }t.>M s spcakt·r, Or. Carol.)1l
Lougee of Stanford, was thu 6Dt
woman to n!.Cenc tht! honomn • te<:ture:.hip Bair said the• dcp.u1·
m<'nt ts con.~dP.nng hlad and
womt•n 'i StUdieS ror luturc
Throckmorton lcc.·tures ConSilii·
rnt with past :.peakt'n!. howt!'\-'Cr,
the pnnc1p.1l cntcnon lOr select·
ing ~pt·~kers i the Qng:snatit) and
O\'erall rt>l«!'--anr.e of the scholars
work srud Bair.
est.tblishment ... ...ud Gardner
Ha ag~ norina, 'For the
So\iet the pn:stige ofan ln.stitu·
riun b I~ smporunt th4ll the
;, uronoc that th~ "tll tun-e a
comfortable dialOf!ut• ""h Nnen·
cans.. ItA aa-..s the ernpha51s of
SO\iet ~·hoi.Ar5hip cunct'n trati~
les. .. on traditiona l, national IC\~1
concem and shifting tu iuut•
on the "il<thl and local lcwl.
mdudang public optniun tJ~ndt;
Illu the compatabUity of
mtesests ~~n lC and the US
and Canadian ln•tttufe "ill
assuredly be pursued In the
future. Long·nU'8C plans call for
the ronfew.n~e to be held annu­
aUy. ahf'mating be'"~n lC and
M05CCM ',
Page 3 -
-Fa cui Salaty Task Force proposes chan,_ es
t~lo :\lalmqul-<1
Of thn A<ltMn" U11!
D: -.au..-.tsctJon \~llh thr. &at11lt\
-.alan truf"ture ha~ led til( •
fo'3cuJl\ 5alat) 1'3-sk Force to pro-
llOse chan~ an the CUI'Tent
pohC)
.\c~ording to Mart~ Hart·
Land lx..~ a-.--oclate profno;..or of
ccononucs.. the (acul"' sale..n t.A''-• •
fora! :wbmntcd a propoS~l to tht'
admim,lnltion on Dec. :a. l!_~~
cntJdzing the highly-used mt'OI
:. tum ol stllll) an~~s and
supporting a more !-trnlght·hned
oo'c-of·lnul8 ~~
nte re~ponse 10 the propo..;al ,
hO\ .. ,!\~r . did not occur until 0.1~ ·
L1 1 month. more th.nn one \ ~ar •
tall'!". At that point, Dean of
Facull'v n~ Rembert :.ug-• gcsted thAt the proposiuon con·
taitled ·a number of lmponant
and posib\ ,. idea.s. but aJso a
number of problt!mS WhtCh
noqwred funhdr )tud)·.· ''I ro:td th~· n:portand d.rnftcd a
rt•pl), ~id Rcmbc-11 "I ..a!d I
would n!Can•altull' theta~ forn>
nnd "''-cd group'> to dlscu<.., It
tunhcr an thfl ,pnng
In :-upport of a 20 80 split 120
p ·n....-nt mcnt 80 pt•rt't·nt c~t-or
hnn~: ancroaf>t ~ tht• unaon ot
u ~chl.!r" at U.""'1 and Clark
l.wored a propo~l ~>amtlar to the
rar.ult\ Salan ra~).; F'ort."t' -. \\ u hould haw a ~"\.tem • more tO\~&lrd!'\ one th:tl n.•ward'
t'M)-one -onc \\-1lh Je, empha·
:.1:-on~ meol n\Crea!'!>C . .' s1ud Hart·
Landsberg. on brh.lll of the
union' viC\\-.
" s the S\ tem works now, • teachers aro t,.lfwh•d l"\ 'f'\' • other \.-ear, and onh those C\ulu· • atcd IU'l! tdtSJbl" for a ment
ann'C4lM ~" .,.,d Hart Landsberg .
1.4:ot .) l".Ar \'l.hCil OlOOl'l)' got tight
tho5e people who wen•n t e'\ulu·
ated got no ancrea~ ..
The adnunaMrtllton , on the
othc'r hund finds di~-.llla~faction
\\ith thu aero'-the-boArd. cost·
of.hnng mcro~uc• :;y tem, espc· dull\ rlunng timl'" or dc>cronM!d
~ut'CC'i Thl& a:. bt-cau~>C the
admanh•rrntion •~ tht'll loclcd
into a step~ tem \\htch ~c;uh~
in reachurs bcif18 the nctim., ol
un unafonn <,h•p:. o1· gcnmg 'tuck
in ranl.s..
C.ommon to nil partie.!!! hOI.'"
C\-er, is the belieJ th.1t thu pn·wnt
:;alru:r ammgemcnt policy m•tods
N\1:.aon
~, think e'\"'rvonc admits there
¥
are real problems ~'ith hO\' we do
the scale now:· 'aid Rembert .
'The feeling that the ~:-~tern
nee& to be rofonncd i& \'Cry
\\id~pre:ld •
In reference to the curTCnt 5\':.• • tem Remben said. 'The mam dt5·
ad\'antogc ib thtl spi"CCld-thll
ceiling~ are \-el)' ICM Some ~
ple bump up agrunbl tho celUng
before thev ro11Uv .. hould Thl·m • fore the w1dth .. hould be
greater he .1ddod
Rembert srud that thu sy-:.tem
n\!eded to be cle.u"cut -.o ooouiP.
could ~ it. • Peopk! gti t:dg\'­
dll'\·wantto and~ .. ~hat it'5 -
............... c judges court violators
~e ~1almqulst
Of~ F\Oiora
Oi'J'P.nder.; mav not mO\\ II but
I
lhc i.A!'\'b and c:J.ark Traffic Court
holds a \' ee.IJ\' tnal to a. !le:"'S -penaltJ listen to ~cul>e:S a.nd
d~ Hie on actioru> to tale ~ain:.t
the acr.used
Meetm eo.:~ \\ cdn'-~) at 11
am. in Pamplin Sports Centl!r
Room llG. the -.tudent board
hndudin \\11 H0\\'3td Gfen Fout
and fJaubeth Comb I dirocu~:s
traffic 'iolations \\llh tht>lr
n pociJ\'I'l \10I.ators. These \lOla·
taon~> mclude .!>peedjn~ reclJess
dming. parldng,iotations. unJ"eG•
istercd \ehicles and drunt.
dmUlg
At:cosding to Fout U:;uall)•"
ask a \10\atorlo eApla.in his infrac­
uon and then a '-: questions per
lairung to his inncuon such alii
the number of pte•ious mfrac.
tions. e~u~ for dela) m pa)lrlg.
etc
foul e~pwned that ifth•m: 1 a
good reason to ~.moe or reduoe a
fane. the board has t.he power to
do MJ \\e \'Old a fme if there
Olll) due cau as long a.s the;>
t.ho\.. an appeuance or wrinen
appeal • Only about 2 pes-c:Pnt of
the total \iolation.s arc appealed ,
h~\.'Vt!t, added Comlb
Once the fine i~o declared t.hc
\,olator h.u 10 dayr. to pay at The
m&-llcuon. if unpaid. doubles
after to working days and from
thtft ls recorded on the~ ·•olator b
account in the bw.ine55 office. at
which penni one can 1
until the fine·is pa.ad of{
One uuuardin.an · cue under
discuSSJon now d.ials '~1th the
owner ot an U...azu. 1Jet.'1lsc plate
IOCPS06 Accol'dmgto thecoun 5 ~ the \-ehidP h.u been t.he
rcap:rnt ot 63 parking and m01. ...
i03 \iobuona ~btlta Oct 21,
19811U\d Feb 2. 1984 Theaocum ·
uta ted fines lor the5e \iolahona "
$493 with SJ7 Wlp&ld
The accuaed. becauJSe of hi&
'habitual d.isrepro for LC & park·
lng ruii'!S and regulation ' "''U
mqwrod to appear bt•tore lhP­
c.a mpu& 'J rafiic Court
Although he had no pariJng
perm11, I he uol.ltor reaponded 10
his fine. .. A lot ofurno,becau~~eof
the parking SJiuation. you get
yourRif ill white flag on your
windlhleld in (our rrunutes... and
you re only turning m a paper or
ISOmething..
ntb complaint I \\1d&pwad ,
howt.'\'CI", and the Traffic Court is
Page 4 -.uppo d to rr. pond to n
'nnothc.r tuncuon ol the court ~~
to male recom~nd11tion to
ecunl) in JVg.vd to p;ui.jng
probll•m .. :.nd other rt.'8\Jlalions.. "
NUd Foul.
ccordtng to tout. '"nlt!re are
~me 'tudent who continuoueJv -par\. tUegall) and who fcclllkc it ~
thetr nght. l"or in'\tancc. one
"oman came an 161~1 \1!.11' with
~ numerous ticket for non­
regl5tt-rcd parking and pro-claimed that :.he paid S9 000 a
ye.ar and ha the nght to p.ui.; any·
where !'he d.'UTl"-''ell ple.1-••ed"
Combs admiuf>d . "there is a
p;lriting problem ThO"C ID'l! more
c;ar:, a nan paC'~ ~ n \\-111 <Jlway ..
bu a problem It'~ the Mture of
the c~mpu5 ·
-nae only n>al :-.olution '"'ouJd
be a pan...ing g.mlgt'" ~id Combs
·but I don't J.nO\, if pariJng i~
what \\ e want to oonct>ntrnte our
funds on .,, thteo pomt
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1
I
I Get a Taco Salad for le
w ben a second one is
purchased.
(ol/r.r Rood Fchru.ory 29 • Morrh I , J!JH.,J ............ ,, .............. ·.· .. ·.• .. ··--·······~.-,,~, ....... ·~ ........ · .. ·.·.·.·.,~ .... ,,,,,...,,,~,~ ' --------1
I
I
I png to be-said Rembert
R«-mbcrt crlttcJwd the cost-of·
lh1ng ~ystcm In wtuch tJ\.'CI'YOne
:.hould be paid the same 1-oung
mombor,c; ma.) be doing
O.\tremrl) wdl '"' hen.>a~o some of
th~ oldC'r tuache....-. aren't doing as
\H·II It 'i.hould be whoevt:r doo~
the best get& the most
J\ct-ordang to Remben , :wlinn' • calos arc common an the
~onh" • 1. but at the ~hool"-. tho
~ale' nn• not quite so ng,id The dl11tance:. between tht
top and bottom lllllruica .1re a lei
widE!T' nt otht'r school~. "lid
Rernber1 . whereas at l.C tho~
Is narrowt•r with salo.nc bei11g
more equru
Rt>mbert ndded that the &\.,
age fnculty :o.nlnrio., at L.C are em
par "ith other l'lrn.sU. prn~tt
hool!i in the l\orthwest&uch 11
\\'lutm.'\n College Lnwerahy r1
Puget 'ound \\1Uamette Unh-er­
"'ilY and Reed College
Tri-Met may modify service
Thomn.'l t...vden
or the Pf-r Lag
As p3rt of Its auempt to chmi
nate 2 000 hours of servlco bv • June 18 Tn·Met has proposed
clirrunallll8 Sunday seTVice to
l.e'.\'i& and C.:lark and cunaHing
~tunia.) scr"ice to end at 10 p m
ccord.ing 10 Sen1ce Planner
Btll CofTt:<> the cuts are a ncces·
sal) part of budget con:.tnunts
and "'ill focus on "indi\idual
tan "ith 10\' ndership and wee­
kend service'
'Input from LC 'tudenb dut'
ing the last sel'1ce made a tre­
mendous difference ," :.&ud
Plannmg Asistant Ernst Aebi. ' If
l.C 'itudents \.a.lue Sunday er·
\ice. attendmg pubhc mectmgfo.
and writing will be very effectJVe Thu 10\.el of testimony can be u
!>lgni6cant an Influence In deter
mining final ~rvice plannln& a
ndership statistiCh
Opamon~o concerning the P'l>
posed service changes will b>
heard at the roiiO\'Ving locatiotU
• Feb 21 7 ;JO to 9;30 p m M•
shall H1gh xhool carotcno.. ~
s E 9lst
• F'eb tl. 7.30 to 9:30p.m &e.
\'t•rton High School Cafetena.
13000 ~ W. 2nd
• Feb 23 noon to 2 p.m .. fV.
tland Building. Room C, 1120 S\\
5th Aw
Writwn
-.ddro commcnb should ~
d to:
1'ri·Met
Se"1ct• Planning Oepanment
.$012 s E. 17th A\.e.
Portland OR 97202
Charles Bingham and Tracey Swift
PftODUO H /tiOSTS
BRIEF
CASES
860AM
93.1 Cable "A l.ook al \ulo Theft·
Jennifer Busch
The LC. Tr~a.,ur~house- :
7 he Arc:hl\eS
Jordann Christensen
"'Z· Z / L s~
Wh, Somr-People Can 1 Slee-p
Amy Brooks
''Dream lnterpretauun
An lnfonuatNe and
campus and
Produoed by the Communications 324 ctasa
Pioneer Log, February 23, 1~ Harr
Lourlo llndcf'\\
or llwt Pfor .... r ~
,\s l..e\>\ it> at
prepare ror a nt
ment ~1th a nt
and goal~ ct'-. t
t\SL( '83· 84 a
the :.iluation
administra tiOI'J
• I'm very p
wew dono Sl
Oebbe Hamb
,.,;thin the (
done a wond
""-eU together
She said A!
95 percent of
itself most of1
improvmg cc
:.tudcnt~o and •
wtth student f
Hamber sal
ASLC had t
small 1nteros~
hberal and at­
against each <
of the coopen
tht> minority '1
There wa:. a I
dents who w
the lack of ml
campus-and
said Hamber.
Serle
Leslie Slocum
ot lhll ~r Lei
Superb SJ
Oark ~pedi l
about 6vet.e
dents showe.
day's senes ol
dibCUSStOns t
Science in thf
BID \"\filling!
natorofthe J
PaSl. sa 1 d ll'
were suJ>e'l1
pomted that
came to he
discuSSions
'But." he
from aD 0\'C
est to attend
the Lewi~ cUll
One pard
from lssequa
hlld a de611
Lewisnnd c'
he won..ed c
the Depart~
Reaention
W'tlJi nghar
Now
De
Pionee .etwecn lht
'ie!> aro a lac
,oola. ~d
LC. ttw g&p
lari~ bei'l
tat the &\'t:\'
II U.. arc C11
:U..U. fl'1\"'le
0\'est such l\
rU\"efSlty d
'etle Unhe.
•
• rvice
ny can beu
flee jn dctt!l'
planntnc •
aing the pro.
,ges "vill bo
ng locations
:30 p.m M•·
afetcnn, 390$
:30 pm S.
ol Cafeteru
• 2 p m .. for.
n C, 112.0~"
I
Department
hA\'e.
ey Swift
house
e r\rcluu·~
an sen
Con t S/e~p ·
lerprercwon
DOl< at
a. and
23, 1 .. Hamber Administration ends success ...... 1 term
Lourie UndC'rn'OOd
Of 1hl' 1'1011<""1' Lotc
,\s l.e\.,il' and C,lnrk tudt•nt&
prepare lora nt•wstudenlgU\. -em·
ml"nt wuh a new set of promise s
and gools it "' lime to look at what
A.'!L.C: 83·'84 accomplished , and
the bituauon tucjng the new
admtnil'lration.
I m \llf)' plllaloCd Wlth whnt
\H' ""' donr srud ASLC Prest dent
Ot·btw Homber The people
\\lthm the organlr.ollon have
dom• a wondcrfult ob and work
wrll aogctht:r
She ..aid ASU. accompll!ihed
95 perc t~nt of the gonls it M!t for
it'>('U. most ofwhlch centered on
tmprovmg communication to
sludentb and 1m proving relation~>
wtth ~tudent groups
Hamber said that m the pasl.
ASLC had been conservnriii'C ,
smaU interolit groups had been
liberal. nnd tht: two had worked
lgdinst e.ach othes:-One example
of the cooperation atus year wa...,
the minoriry recn.utment project.
'ill ere wns a large number of tu·
dent:. who ~ere unhappy with
the lack of minority students on
c&mpus-and we responded ..
said Hamber . Studl•nt• wen• trained tn
recruitment and owr wtntrr
break they \.1111lled predommc •nth
minonty high st.hoola £•nc.ourn8·
ing .. tudents to appl\· to I · Jun·
ior Ciltherinc Glb'>On, chat,..
per-;on ol I he Policy RL-., eo,., Board
SOlid th• protect wu u r.ommg
together of tacuhy, ,\SLC and \111"·
1ous •tudl'nt group ... and that 11
wa3 '\'l:n' successful
"F.•ecuttlle Council's major
accompllshmont ..... u gening the
student woridng t<JSI"thes: ;· 6aid
Ham.ber. "Mmori1yreuuilment1
only one example -there ~ere a
number of othe~ "
Rclation5 also tmpro\'ed
be~ven the Budget nnd financt•
Board IB&FI and th(• group it
alloe<lte5 tund! ~ to thiA ~ar ..aid
Angelina Delila. Vice Pre!;ldent of
B&F
We had a lot mo~ contnct
with the chanered organlz.atton
this ye:J.r;' he wd We madu illl
cfTon so the organlzattons knew
what we were domg-o they
knew we weren't trying to ~crt."\o\ '
them o-.-er: that '-"'C were trying to
help"
Beitin said that was one ol the
major goal this year. "f'or the
mos! part. the orgam.ution~ are
st.aMing to see that M.F are not the bad guys the board had
rvally tnt>d to accomplish thu; ~
Anorhl!r <~ccompb hment for
8& f' was In controlhf18 hudgN
int:roa5e5 a prob!Pm tn recemt
}"!al"'i 8flitta u•d la-.t 't'ar thfl
budgllt rolloC 8 pen-t!nt llus y•·ar
Its goal wus to ~p tho mcrcase
down to s percent-and the
nrtuill nr.e was only 2 pt'l"n!nl
Bettia Cllled this a m.liDr f~>..al­
beller rhan the adminisntionr·
ThP otht•r area .A.SLC emphas·
az.ed worioi. on thts vear w:ss tn -commurucat1on
"lthtnk tht:re • been a dramatic
impr'O\emcnt in commumcation
I abo bcliP.\-u we have a long way
to go II wcry hard to reach all the
students on campu~ " 64td
Homber.
Kim Hnnt~tnK. \'ice presadent of
infonrunaon and programming.
aa.ad ~me of the cornmunk.ation
proJects this term v.-ere the \SLC
update in the f.o8, 01nd the elec­
trOn•c reader boards displaytng
nauonal , international and cam·
pu., new!> to be instaUed ln the
Trail Room and SAGA b) ne-~1
ter m Abo there will be a central
calendar built on the wall facmg
the mailbolteS next tenaa wtth
campus·wtde event for the
cnllre aenn.
Series speakers termed superb
age of 300-400 people attended beller understandmg of ahe past
Leslie Slocum
ex ltv Pl~r Loti
Su~ b~n ~sand
Clari( e.xpeditJon devotees and
about five Lewis and Clark stu
dents showed up for last Sat\JJ"o
days senes of pubhc lectures and
discusstoru on 'Enlightenment
scsenoe an the Pacific Northwest .
BID \'\. tllingham pro)ect ooord.a·
natorofthe Perspective~ On Our
Put. saJd that all the r.peakers
were .. superb He was dasap­
poanted that very fcv.• LC students
came to hear the lectures or
discu ion~>
But," he said. • people came
f'rom aU over the Pacific 'l.lorthw·
e:.t to anend thi~> sympostum on
the L.ewi' and Clark Expedltton
One partietpant who came
from lgsoquah Wa~h. sa1d he has
had n definite anterest in the
U.'WUi and Cla.ri-Expedition sa nee
he worked on re~hing tt for
the Department of Para and
Recre4tlon
Willingham sold that an a"-er-
HOM.BOFTHB the symposaum and had Ja.rsely ~ lh:lt the people of the f\'onhw-
rece.ved fa~rable feedback from est can plan better for the fuaure. ..
the one-page swwy ~eet• that Ingraham said
he had circulated to the Both Pn.r1 I and Pan n of the
audiences c;en~-held last year-hnd good
One pan of the sympo~ium tUtendance.l>he said particubrty
was a discuNion held by Or Leakey ~ speech and the Lei~
Chumard in the Rare Book Room Famtly lndum Oanetng
of the Ubraty. According to W\1· In additaon to the lectures and
Ungham . this room wa~ pa.c'-ed discuasions. Chwn.arcfs exten·
tightly ~,th people mterested in aiii'C collectJon of rare books. 1ou~
ChuU\BJ'd s c.:oUection of books, nals, pamphl~t::. and other
maps and other andacas related antfacts re.la~i!'S to the ~is and
to the Lewis and Clar Expedition Clari< £'tpedllion is on loan to the
nus eJdlibit, secured and mon· Aubrey Wat.z.clr. Ubrary.
ttered by closed orcust camera I~ saad. 'Thi pnaci~e
system, ~ill be on display until coUecuon 1s an appropnate mu
1\iarch , of e'tpo'SUI'eb he said that the
"'Perspectnoe.. .. was launched collt.:laon make:> the library to be
neari)· a year ago by anahropolo- more than tU5t a place to :..lore
gtst Richard rsL.ey w1lh a key· books.
note speech that brought 0\"er" z.ooo people to Pamplin ~pons
Center. According to .. Penipec­
uves" Project Director n.nd Aubl)
Watzek Ubnuy Otrector Leonoor
tngra.ham . T1lat e\'ent 'ihowed .. that LC was not an tvory tower.
' Perspecuves · has focused on
an out~ch lo the public for o The fourth and last p;u1 of
• Perspectn.fi On Our Pastw lb
scheduled for next aenn 11 h
titlt.'d women in the Era ot Plo­
neer settlement ." This ~gment is
oTttani.ud an conJunction \\ith
the women's l;ymposium. also to
be held an lhe &pnng
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Pioneer Log, February 23, 1984 Good 1-'or One
r>ollor OH An)
Purcha:o.c
E.'cucding
T"~ o ()(Jilars HOtJR8:
11a.m. to llp m.
7 D<n'' A Week •
t:lo~d Hnlidav~ 'II lht• first tcp trM<'DTd coor·
dlnanng the progrum-. on CJm·
pus • td 1-iansink. Now tht'f'e
lln! conlltctr. lmo 1 t..''\~ d.ly. -. Once rh..oorJie kn«M II s a reliabfc
SOII~f'! 1111 be w1dd) used
twnsmk said I&P membc:!rsdad
a good job thtS}'f'.M •rthink we -e
reached out The ~Jln!5Cnlatl"e!i
M\ " done a good job m lctung
thelrcorulltu mt L.nCM·v.ho thev -D.l'f! )he added If then! one
area we need to w'Ofii; on. 1t s
milO\"· I d hkc to s.cc more Input
from -.tudcnt
'We set very specific
goals and we've
accomplished these
very su""" ..
said Hamber. '1 think
we·ve set the stage for
the new admini­
sbation."
ll ver)' difficult to measure
JUII hov. much we ve ~ ­
en ted tudcnt optruon. " Atd
.ASLC scudent·at-large mf'mbe'
Ton) 1.\bena. HeUJd the a111cal
purpo!>e of the cudcnta-at ·la.rge
11> to fonn a link bt~Lfl ~>tudent
and ASLC. l m not sure we re
doing that-Ill meet mfonnaUy
and ast..: people '-"hat they lhink
about o;omethtng. bur 11 needs 10
be more formal 1 think then:
needs to be a tee--'llluaaion of ahe
saudent·at-large's role.. In thene''
<1dm.inistration 11 wtll be tmpol""
tanl to use StU..i to measure slu·
dent opinion on dift':erenl l!!>..Ue:o "
An01hur nrt':t o( dis:sallsfaction
wa~ the lad of recosnitton &i'-en
to the Academtc Affairs Board by
the aclministtation when rnalcing
ac.adenuc deos,ons.
"II ;mgers me ~hen deca.sions
&re rNde and students opuuon.s
~ .. 'ell 1 been oonslde~ed ," :iaid
~ \A8 \'tee ~dent Carl HOI1on
HP ....,noo thi.\ yEIU" Al lteltl"8 S.\AB lo become tncorporatcd m
thP decisaon·maklng proc.e r..
• lt"a the part of SAAR I felt nt.>t•dec.l
dcllclopmcnt . \\ c made con d !!"'
3blt• pro~ but a lot mon::
needs 10 be don
H011on said s.\1\8 mcrnhcn are
1uf;l dyu1g to deal "1th assu
but 11 al\-..etys aftt..'1" lh · lad -all
we CllJt do ls re~ct H • ad he
lot aned good rclatiom wuh the
administrauon thi year. butlh41
lhL>rn are 5tiU ·a lot of hunJI
Horton was \'Ct) pleased whh
~an SAt\B s other responsi ·
bihties :SliCh a.s fundu..g 5tudent s
research pi"'JCCI and \UIIiflg
sc;hol.ara. ~of the brger pro­
jects thas year ore lh elephant
eJtcavanon and the upcoming
US ·So\.,ct 6ytnposium
'"Studenrs are beconung IM'D.t'e
that ~studP.nt has lhPoppor­
tunuytodo hlsO\•mn:scarch pro­
,,.ct or spon.<10r a 111 tllfl« scholar
out of this fund ~ said Morton.
SAAB ~ bP.comang known. It
&h«M"5 in ehe nurnbP.r:ofappropn·
abOnS and in the \lancey ai
departments appl)'1ng for them.·
"OuT bigg~t ooncem in this
U'ai\Sition umc ts that the things
that are nnportant to w v.1U be
amportant to the new administra ·
lion so that there U be some conb ·
nwcy.· aid Cib$on, sumnung up
the end of the year
'You can tell when an adminis­
tr.llaon has done '\olll'ell-"ben
there no major problems. " AJd
•rudcnt·•t·luge O.n1d Officer. He
sard the uecut.Ne Counal did a
"phenomenal Job arus year, and
ahat the )UJ" ~ nr moothly
WPeople are happy."
'We set \'efY specific goals &nd
we \'e aroompltshcd rhese ''ef)'
sucoessfuDy .~ bi&id Hamber. "I
think ~-eve $e1 the :stage r(JI" the
new administration and that
there are~ thi~ that need
tmpro-."t'f''\eelt , MJch as communi·
cauon and tudena apathy ASLC
needs to become a more •llfH!$•
sn-e. outspolu!n orpruzation. •
Ronda discusses study
of Northvvest Indians
Le.slle locum
Of the pton(cr l..qC
Or. Jame .. Ronda. 3 natton..tly
recognized eahnogaptwr and
auahor. di.r,cuiSt:·d Menweaher
l.ewi" &nd """illi.am Cla.rlro's study
or the lndtans ah~ enrountese<l
This lecture was gwen l.bt Sat·
urday m the AgllCb Flanag.m
Chap.• land wa:. pan of a da.>"long
_ympo aum caJied Enlighten·
mcn1 ::10encc in the Paofic
:-\oi1h\\ I II Wll Part Ill of the
• Pcrsp(:Ctwes on our Pul t.enes
Ronda said that l.cw'"' and
caan; oomptl.111on of n.tl;cd
fact wa!' ch •cs ntiru ~nnlng
to mdepth CAp!onatson of the
\\t~ 1 Though thor n.ocords ancl
Jottnals ha\" become thL• ntO$t
suC~:~WI 01 aU clhnographic
produc·ts from t~t tune. the
inllucnce of n01turat hhuory
cnltghaenmcnl :.caence era
hmnt.>d lhetr trictb• e~tcnwtl
obsen'<lllon&
"L.t'"-1 and Clark dt-..scnbed tht!
West Cua~r~l lnd1.1n an::hllecture
but dul not go tnSJde to descnbe
11, said Ronda 'llle meani~ of
lndtan hf" elud~ the corps of
dJ l!iCO\ 'el)
Ronda td l~dent 1horN~
Jdlt~n ~tla.)"Cd an Important
role an <li!'e'C'tlll,lit the c_~plorer.;
ob~-.llion of tht• lndsans He
wanted lhe captain ... to e~pand
tht> empiJ't• of the mtnd b) find ing lhe ansv.ers ro h1 tfUCSIIoru .
-HcJ\\ come they are so c:tiffen!nt
from us !Europeans! and ~f\ere
do they come &-omr
The ~1:s and Cl.ark expedi·
riun concluded t~t Indians-as
men whOM souls '-WJ'e sal\-a.gea·
ble ahrough Christianit) and
\ .. hose rights hould be
protec.ted -"ere the w;ay they
were because of their t't'l\'!lrun·
menl. lbL ernironmenllllii>T1l •
Slid Ronda. me&nl MJmettung
diffen.'flt an th da) then it
does todoa) It meAnt 11\at people
were the Wll'\ thC'\ are b u ·of . -whercthe\ln -lndi&n!> in a he e.uf\ 1800 were -th~t to be eat her a tnbe of losa
children from hrael or the
le,gendaf) \\clSh lndi.an!!l. But Jef·
fei':"'n. in his "'onh \menca 1$
first-aunude ol the \'\orid.
decided &om the C\idence thal
~t> and Clark brought back
6-om their jouroey the idt-..a th&l
Indians onganated in ~onh
Amene& and then tra'\~led to
1\s.iA
Ronda. s~ud that Lewis and
Clark as amateur e-thn08Japhen
''oere the bet possible people to
ha\'e been sent out on an eJ~>pedi­
uoo of lhat m:tplltu~
Ronda is a prafeMOI' of hl lor)
al \'ou~ton tote l k'er.lll\ ln
Ohio. Ha Of!\'\~ I bed. l.t~"u and
Clari 1\mon,g rhe lndtiUl$, u1ll be
pubh~ed b the l nm~r.ut) of
~ebnlsu Pre,. trus \'Car •
•
Page 5 •
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• Cast your ballot
for Johnson Ever wonder if LC has
its own Andy Rooney?
In the aftennath ofl\lc~dny •.., hoth contl'Stt•d
At-LC prc~idential rnce J run· oft ulcction b bt••ng
held toda\' to det~nninc the 1984-8.5 ~tudcnt • body president
The Pioneer Lo~ toob that raul John~n ·s
~
c:\penence, communication ,kJlb. nnd -.tntcd
pos.iuon on campaign h-~ue.•· make him the
preferable choice lor the office of r\Sl c
pre..,ident .
John..-.on ·s ~'pericnc\~ includ '' beino a na·
tor. a student-at-largl' and partirip<ttin& both in
tht! Washington 0 C. and ~'ict Union trip~
Thu:--he ha!-dealt '"ith b'u~ conet•ming the
C'.unpu' the country and the ,,ortd. Hb
international ~penenco is highly compatJb lt·
''1th lc\,;~ and CJarf(!; established and gJ'OWing
international orientation .
Whi1e Johnson ha-. had enough on·cnmpu~
.. tudent go\'emment c perienc to be '"'CII·
acquruntt:d with the .. ystem he hu~ had little
eno\lgh that he still represent:-. "m•w blood" and
~h •deaf> in ASLC.
Vinuallv aU candidate~ in thi ... election had
• common goal", ~ur.h as increa~-~d communica ·
rion between tudent~ and theirgo,cmm enl
and greater 'tudent in\'olvcmcnt. 1\''0 ot
John~n • pro,tectcd policie~ would be c~peda Jiy
conducive to these goals
~tudent~ must know\~hatthcirelccted
repre:.entanVB." do in order for tho S). tcm robe
seen a.s a viable on • t\ccordingly, Johnson ha:,
said that he,,ould like to gi\1! more e: posure to
the lntonnation and Programming and Budget
and Finance Board!>.
Johnson has also said that he would lilw to M)e
t\.Sl.C take a more aggTe5SI\1! le.ader~hip role in
dualing with issues in~tead of merely reacting to
&hem. \\'e feel that Johnwn. with his open and
approachable manner. "'"'uld be be.-.t suited to act
a& a 1\ai~on between !ttudents and the administra·
tion to reach this goal.
LETTERS POLICY Ptlter Galvin
0( lh<' PICllltlt•r l~
r\.J\5 \\ATt.HING 60 Mmult'."> the othc•r
dn) and I thought nbout how inmt(htful
and right on the b.1ll \nd) Rooncv alwny ...
" omehmP.~ I think \nd) ought to come
10 Lewh and Clnri.. and pomt hib mO<'klng
and -.elf nghtoou6 llngc•r.-at our pel"\.<ltd\U
idiosvm .rn,iu:. But ~lnt'a o\nd\ ctoc•m 1
• ma.ke 11 to lL ''U) often I thought I would
boiTO\\ o\nd\ ' finger for a tilth• whilc>
Hope I don t offend unybo<h but don 1
count on it
• E'er wonder U Ronnld Rengnn 18 realh
a~ <~IUpid no, he looks ~ ber wonder If Ron
and NanC) dU do tl'> E\.a-v try to plcrurt> II 1
• b·er get sack of campu:t partie,·' E\W get
:.iclo: at r.ampu:. panics :~ '\lot of people ~ure
:-eem 10 be lntl•ly
• Ever wonder why thc're are so mnn\ ' .
foreign student~ nt LC? Ev(lrwonderwhero
the) ..til como from'' E\-cr , ... onder why they
cho'le LC' E\-er lhmk they dcf1
• Ever \'-'Onder If nn}bOd) re~db the Log"
• Ever \\Onder when the la8t 11me nnyb­
od) had se\ in Odell Manor wne.., ever
wonder when the last time anybod\ had
,.e,wru,'
• En~r \vant to call me up 1 \ ou can, )'OU
know. e\t 4Z4.
• E\"er ''-'Onder" hat would prompt amb
om to 1010 a fratemh' ? • • • Ever wonder hO\... much President
Gardner getc; paid? I -.ure do.
• Ever wonder if thi~> i'l whnt t..a ... is and
Clar\.. hnd in mtnd , ... hen them came out
hme7
• E"\.>er II) a ha.'h bi'O\'\Inle7
• E\er think about what It\\ ouJd be like to
1,n,'C se \\1th Betl) Crocker '1
• E..'vrrwonder if An11a Bryan I Is uti alt.,.-e?
Ever care7
• Ever taken a cia~ at l.C that you dldn I
Uke?
• Ever wonder if Ed William!'! Is a clol'>el
Republic.an,
• Ever wonder i r Joe Ho I
• F.verwonder who edit~ the!>C column t~'!
• E'-er Wlbh Belly (:rocl..er and Allee 8.
Toklas had gone to the ...ame culinru'\ school? • Ever think ubout God 1 l::vor wondor
what God thinks nboul you?
• Do you care If LC E(Nb n new chnplnm?
h~r wonder who tho old om• was?
• t.;~-crwonderwhy thuy have people who
con t speaJ... English working at tho tM1tch
board, I sure do
• Ever wonder lf the FCC li11ton~ to Jo.L( 1
E\.'Or wonder lf anyone U~ten!'t to 1-.LC. ·1
• Ever wonder why -,o many &rudcnts
hmp into the lnfinn.sl') , E\.er wonder
what s wrong with them"~
• Ever not f~l '10 good ofier you eal at
&\C.A> E~er feel good nficryou eat nt SAGA?
• Ever say you II never ordf'r another
Oo.ninoe' pi7..w, Doell 1t ever won.. ·~
• Ever find 11 •urnnge thnt oil the plctun:•s
In the ~hoof catalogue nre of Odell'
• F\.'Elr nohce how n1 SAGA nonr tho salad
bor when you need a fork there nrc only
spoons and vice·\"8rsa'J
• E'er notice that.)'OU nG'\'Or:.ooPre!'ldont
Gardner around campus during the dny7
• Everwonderwha t he does all day'' I sure
do
• Ever wonder why there ..1rt• no female
dean:. here? Ever wonder if gender bolanc
1ng doc~n t appl\-to the ndminlstratJon?
• E\"8r notice that the chapel looks like a
spacestup7 E'er thank il nught be n geta·
WB\ veh1cle for Pre5ldent Gardner In ca~te • of a nucleM war J
• Ever wonder why Log .. port~ wnwr Bob
d Abo) start' tus column CJ\·el'); wee I.. wtth
• Hello LC spons funs7 Ever get slcl.. and
tu-ed of reading that ever) week?
• Ever wonder when tht! last lime Bob
D Aboy hit a home run wu!>?
• Ever wonder what ktnd of ch1ldhood
Henry Kissanger had'1
• Ever wonder whnt il would have boon
like to have been one oft he anginal Merry
Pranksters' Ever wonder if they remember
what It wns like?
• Ever think th.nt Zophyr might be bellor
su1ted to run lhls school? Fvcr wonder
who owm; Zephyr and what they look llke7
• Ever wonder what drive" people Uke me
to write aMicle~t like 1hi1111
LettGrs ro the Ed1tor should be
addressed to Box 21. T,hti
deadl1ne Is noon, Mondays
Submlulons .should ~ tyl>f'(J,
doubl -aoace<1 and mclude the
author s name u well .u
academ1c class or faculty
.atanomg No more than three
lilfll'tBtures may appe1r w1th
each /erter Length should oe
'3SO word& or le~ . All/etters wJ/1
be published but are subtect to
edtlmg lor grammar , length and
llbaloCJa sutementa TtJe
Pioneer Log reserves roo fight
to hold letters d soace problems
ff/Se No anonymous letters w11
~ publ,lled KE.'"'' Mrr zz hours 1n the a1r. wuh a lelf!..
ctay in bct\\CUn m London, \\1! finally ~J' tf
We drink Bud
To the Edilor:
f'tt~a&e ~ell Peter Gahtn that \H'
drink Bud not Miller ltlamyhon ·
esl opimon thai poopte around
here ha\or. been taking the '".e!U:.t,
ofl't-nr.h-'1! Miller bee· ad too
.erioualy 1 d Uk.e to thmk thai
whoe'\wwas ~pon&ble for plac­
ing lhat ad In Thrl...cJ8waskidding.
and if not, I don 1 want to knoW,
bccuu5e 10 that event I r..ould prob­
ably get into ~ling his/her fin.
giTOAlls off RealJy Peter Thl! Log b
A private newapaper thai reflecta
the LC community, ,.end JUst
becau!it3 the wortd out thent I&
tiedr.t dOCiin t awan \\ •: have to be..
Kllrv:n 11Jomu
Sophomore ani"ed in 1\'ruroba
W~ crnmmed ou~t'l\ cs into 1\.\ o tinv
\':ln!i nnd wt·re {'::'>Cort£'<1 to our ne~o~ ·
home-the lenntn.Dl hotel in downtown
~ntrob1 Na1rob1 Is a ('It\ lull ol contraate. 11 • is not unrommon to see o polio affi1c1ed
beBSar z-utinG nt·ar onu olthe man) parked
Mc~rdf's
Wt• attended a M.~C!:i ol introduc.torv le«'"
turr~ dbSigncd lo g"c u• a CTO~ .,L'Ctl~n of
1-.t·man culture. pobuc~ language . hbtOI)'
and health can• lllc prol~wrs who came
to speak to us were \.CI)' knowlt•dgcable 10
their fielde; as \\ell a!l being both dynamac
and engagang
E\(!1) Cac; ct ""' dally life 10 Nairobi
dcm:mdcd Ot!\\ c:hoic1;1 and experit.onces
ol all ol us twrythingwas new from 6gur ...
1ng out hO\\ to cross the atreet during the
four ru h hou~ through traffic that would
~are the pants off a New Vorl.; Cil\ cab
driver. 10 b.lrtonng (or papayas. mangos
plneJSpples , and pas.s1on fnul at the cuv
markl1 The hrt'.'>tvlo dnd culture in Nairobt • bombarded all our M!n561
We look a fantutu: cr.emlght train ridQ
through lhr· kenvan buril1 from Natrobt to -Mombaaa on lhc• coa!ll. Se\.'Will of Ull had
our 61"bl glimp~ .. or African wildlife-a
gir.tffe. 111 by the moonlight lllld a huge
rhinoct:ro s bc.."tltlf• which Oew In tht> win·
dow and lllndod in the center of our nicely
r.enred five coui"M! dlnnt!r We !!pent 1ho
day in MombabU Vl&ltlng Fort Jt!f;ua. a for
treb!t buill by the Portuguec.e In the 16th
t:entury, and find1Jl8 our way through the
winding ma:.uo·llke alreeta to purchase the
local garb: Kangu and Kikoi&
The ncxt day """' took u moat memorable
Journey up the (:Q4111 on a bu~ CAlled lhe
dJ&eo danct'ir 0\lt'r aiJI hou111 of bouncy
unpm;ed d111 roads cn.u.sing at a &peed of •
70 mph During the COUI"f>e or the joumev
we had to eros~ two nvef"'' by fcny. one of
which wne. connt!("tcd to a cable which
requlJ'\..-d Ut> to pull ou~cl\:cs dnd our bu6
across 5oldien. with automatic we3pon5
acoompanlcd us for part of the journey to
protocl us In r..ru.c ol a ~maJI raid
Our second glimpse of AfriC"un wilcUife
came whrn our bus dnver honked fur
lou6ly nt the ''aliouto group& oflopl tgazelle­
llke animalal and baboons sitting on the
road
Tha IB!II body of water that wo Cf'OSM!d
wa• the fingt~r or tht> Indian ocenn whach
M:parates the il1land of Lamu from the
coast of Kenya Wo bado a fond farewell to
the dlaco dancer u we floated to L.amu on
one of thu many dhowa trualic wlboatal
which provldl• a livelihood for manv of the
local fistw.nnan -
Upon our anivaJ In Lamu our pa~
s.lowed down C'onalderably . One reuon
the J)4~ 11 110 slow Ia due to the Cact that
there are no automobiles . O'anaportatton
conaiata or OonkL'Ys . dhowa, and loot po'\VCr We haw lound the people to be
extremely helpful and friendly the (ood to
be very good the beacht.•, to be beautiful
and the water 75 df'grcc~ plus
. The townfoll.. are predominately Mu!'l·
Jjm. They pubhcly chant loud prayer 6ve
time~ a day starting at s 30 in 1he mommg
The Muslim women cm.cr tho1r bodies in
black veil6 trom head to tO(.' and thi6
creat~ o my1Uical air· a thov wlllk through
the ruurow 'vindlng titrccta
Wf' have lntt:nslvc SWahili <"las!W.'> begin
nlng at71)0 in thl!momlngand continuing
for five houn Thu.'le at"e tuughl by fivP
cnthulllasllt young teach eN who ha\'u uJso
bocomu our frienda. We enJoy I"(."CUpera t·
lng on tht• milo" of whtte !IOndy bttache!J
Kwahenni ru ~'"' '~ako,
rhtt Kenva C.roup J9S4
Megan Bcnscm
Charlt's Brown
UJU ro Lt'wo /len
R1chard Mcllmg
C.arol ~hmul
St>an Shanahan
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Page & Pioneer Log, February 23, 1 ......--­
"Camp
into LC
''GET uP. Ge1 groan. my
1 stumble out of be
IllY color de31res f
computer Within
the day 1 presente
, rotor desires
1 then punch 11
pnntout of my b.-.;
In mv choice .md t • "h'ch I ha\o pre·e
l)ound Camlliar'1
11\1~ doesn I IIIOUn
Welt mavbe our r •
19&4 but whnl ..1t
e\'er wondered wt
bt' Uke 10 100 war
first of all. I I h
\a~tly dJffurcnt Fo1
dool'll will no lonr
,~ill bu replaced
chccl..s finger pnn
Atthr beglnmng
~dent'> will ha
punch~ 10 the c(
!Omeone wnn1s to
hold up a hand nne
hi5 6ngerpnn t& ~
will automnhcally
be much more efl
rombmauon S.)'ll
The donns wU
still'S wtuch I m 1
upper floors will b
!laJI'\5 will have beE
Milit
AS THE MARC
S3lvador app1
will be in the nQ
adminstrat1on is p
ahead by decpenh
mtnt to the brutaJ
Both the Salva do
ad\uer.. are feanne
the elecuon lsln~
pl.tnning to tncl'tlOi
Rippon to El Sol\ill
any ne'\\ rebel attai
I The only aa
of OW' cont:U
support of tJ
junta has be
tensions .
Ounng the next
1cwn1ms:r.rataon Is pi
I.Wt!mt• cnmerba lll
the Pacific and (
America, reloal
l'nl"\! funds to th~
s
pllotl:i
llllneuvers bv :,nl" • l
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f\
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e to be
food to
autiful
ly Mus·
yer five
~oming
odies in
d this
hrough
k besfn
?tlnulng
by 6\fe
mvu also
~uperat ·
tache~
"' ~ako ,
~up 1984
I Benson
fS Bf'm\n
t.ewallefl
Mellmg
Schmul
~anahan i'C d ~ , ompu Oitns prograrmned
into LC' s distant fu ... '-A.&.
II G t'T UP. Gt I' UP. CE1 UPI Oh no. 1
groan. my olnnn clo<'k has gone off
latumbl{' out of bed and begin to punch ln
rm color deslrc8 (or the day on my home
computer Wilhln seconds. my athrc for
the day IS presented to me according to my
color de'llre~t
1 th<'n punch In Saga and receive a
pnntout of my breakfust choiCe!> I punch
, m m} choice and then hood for the shower
1\hlrh I h<l'-r pro '\Ct to 80 degn.~
sound fum1llnr'1 Probably not at least
1hl~ dOi ~n t 'IOund llku tn} dorm room
\\ell maybe our rooms oren 1 like Lhis tn
1984. but whnt about 2084? Haven t you
l'\t'f wondered what 1..6\.'1.1& and Clark wil
bl' U~f' In 100 ycarti!
t1rst of all. I think the dorms will be
1 11~tly dJfT(•ront to'orono thlng.lock s on the
door1> will no longor bo n<..>ce.'lsary Oley
,~ill bo replaced wi1h a computer that
check!> finger prints
Atllw beginning of the term all the dorm
n')idt'nls \'VilJ have thetr Onge.r prints
punchf'd In the compuiCr and whenever
10mcom• want~ to enter the donn. he w11l
hold up a hand and the computer will scan
, his fingerpnnt. ll they match. the door
i ~til outomahcally open This system wiU
1 be much more effecuvo then our CUJTent
"rombtnatto n system
Thl" dorm~ will also no longer haw
!olai~ \\ ruch l m :!Un' you people on those
uppt>r noo""' wiJI be delighted to hear The
~airs ,,,11 have boon replaced by an escala·
Edward William."
Olit. PIOONlr LqC
AS 1li E I\IIARCH 25 elections in El
Salvado•· approach Central America
~ill be In the n~vH again The Reagan
ulmlnstration io, preparing for the conflict
aht:;sd bv deepening our miiStnry commit
rrrntto tht• brutal El s.&Jwdoran junta
Both th~Salvadorangovemmentand L S
tld\uers ure feanng a rebel otfenSJ\IC during
. the elect1on. t:sing that excuse. the L S t!l
planning to increase l<>gl'>tic and t!C'Onom 1c
support to 1::.1 Salvador to ~often the brunt ol
I ln\'OC\\ rebel attacks
I •
The on1y areomplishment
of our continued militaiy
&Upport of the Salvadoran
junta has been to heighten
tensions.
During the nox.t lew -weob. the Reagan
admlnlatrntlonls planning to: dispatch two
.tllt!mh earner battle groups for maneuvers
the Pacific and taribbean coast orcen­
Amcnca. release sao miUon in emer­
(C!Ilt:v funds to the Salvadoran rrulltary Oy
reconnat861lnce mfsSJon ~> \.'Vith U.S
11Jot6 0\'t.'r rebel po itlons to alert Sah-ado­
troop:~ to guerilla mO\IOments , and
~~tole)\' ,700nt.'WU S troopsln Honduras to
dttc1r 1 ....... S<"ale n•bel actiVIties in El Salva·
before and on election day
U !> military invol\.emcnt In Centr.ll
1\lll.Cml·ats on the rise As muntloncd above.
Rf!.18an adminlstru tion 1s taking an
IP""ruduntttd ~tep by actually using
ptlotb to coordmnte ground
r'lllneu\.CNI by ~1\-adornn troops Through
oconomlc and mllltu.ty support. the
,:"lil\'ldl)ran govummcn t has lncream!d its
I) foi'C'~ from 17.000 In 1980 to 38.000
with o subsequent lncrea~e In Us
'""' advis<-~ from 55 to tho present
unatJthl :>ri~~d 10\ltll of O\"er 300
8ut what hae~ been guined? Tho rebel~
lnuoose d their National Utwratlon
rore11 .. from 5,000 In 1980 to tho present
of 12.000 The tu1me rat1o increase as
forct ~!t of tho govumment or El Salvador
\1.1th no real solution to the 6ve-y,,ar-old
war in .lght
The only ctc<'ompllshment o( our con·
•uut•u military support to tho Salvadoran
ha." boon to heighten tensions and luro
lbi.tdUl'!l o£ the government away from a
IUO·rnJIJtatry .olutJon of the c:on11Jct. torsystllm ore ourMl, lhl•chongowill MWI
tuken ptnw m thu 20501' and will now be
outdated ·n,ey will be working on pulling
in o 'Ute rail lrnm but It won 1 ha\1\'l been
pcl'fl.>ctc:d yet
Another change m the dorms''~~'~" b(• 1 he
Oool"'!t thcmr,clwa Each Ooor \villi contain
<~ JOt'uul a sauna a compuwr in L'Vel)'
room and o Door-maid in churgc of clc • .m·
mg c<tch room thoroughly e\.~ry day. There
wtJJ also no longer be a nood for mdlos or
stert'05 Each room will h.l'~ mu111c PIJX'd
In according to the mu lc prcfcnmct"' of
the occupan t~ of each room.
Yet another change will be the replace·
ment of tel~phom•tt , Yc that ~ nght, you
will no longer M\C to break vour neck
dashJng out of the shower or your room to
an'IWer the phone 1-:.ach room will be
equipped with <1 scl'f'Cn that will ~n the
occupants d the room The callenl face will
then appear on the screen If tho desired
pei"!>>n I" pre<>cnt Bathroomr. will u.lso
have these M'reens. so that vou c<~n con·
ven.c whh o fnend whiln lo~nging in the
jacuui
Plnally. the campua itself will have
changed II will no longer be llBOt:S&Ilf)' to
attend clas-.eo, You will JU~t -..t~nd vour
computer to clas and II will record the
peninont mformauon for you It will al80
no longer be ncco-.~ to navtgate a bus
system If )'OU want -"Dmethlng &om tO\\ n.
vou \'Vill just punch In the name of the
de!lllrttd object from the de.,1red ,.tore and 11
will be delivered.
Well b.lck to 1984 The phone is nngmg
and I ha"e to end th111 articlu ab 1 have to go
catch a bus Into Portland
To all concerned the cl~lion!'i coming
up on March 25 will be vital Th(• Reagan
admlnttttratlon m"'ds the !'>UCCC!'5ful func­
tioning ol an electoral proc . to prove to
the world that democracy docs e~81 in U.
Sal\-ador hence tht.• claboratu mJiital)'
prcparattonb .
•J1lough the ~lvadornn nnned forces
have fo~"Om nt>utralltv m tht• elections. -it tb generalh agretK1 b~ · anal.) ~ts that if the
outcome (,. not favorablu to the military,
lhM! is a \ICf) real pna.'lllJihty d a coup tl
that happ<~n ~. hO\-v will Rettgan btl ablo to
Justify further mtlitarv aiel'
In any case. the C\lent5 no"t month in El
Salvador and ttondura" n:qulreclo~scrut ·
lny ll the situaUCI"' In Cenb'lll America Y<rid­
enb Into a larger conWct. w'C ato .·\mcrican a
and D!l students at Lewis and Clark will be
di.roctly ~fildtld.
Stnrting last fAll and continuing through
this term. a group on r.4mpus has bet'n
continually Htn,ing to lntonnandpoUti ci:r.c
students toward thu c\'ents ln l"entral
.Amen co ThE!\ arethoStudcntllln Solidarity
\'Vith the Central Ammcan People lSI SCAPI
1his goup \'\1th only 11\-e to ~~ acti\~ cxn
mcmbers lbut a much latgt'Taupport group I
oneer Log, February 23, 1984 -•
ha5 been closel\'lmolvtt<h'1.1th thetutuatfon
~
in Central America and has worked to bnng
that struggle closer to the.l.C tudent body.
· \\'e see SISCAP as having a dual role in
provu:ling anfunnation and politicizing the
campus to the importancoofthe,truggle in
Central Amenca.'' said member Jonathan
Short
So t1.r the group ha5 bun heavi.l)· lll\oc*'fti
an th~1r ongoing tnloml.llion dri\'e by hold·
mg weeki) or bl\ .. t>ekly ln(onna tion tables
as well as dibtribuung JeafJetund art a des to
Saga and Thai.Jroom tables
SISCAP has also been ln'ltrumf'ntal in
~Uing up events 11nd speakt·rs to r.usc the
political ~ of the U: mnk and
Ole concerning thtt ll\t,ntl' an l entrnl Arnt'~'>
ica And the Caribbt•an Mo!&t reocntlv thl'\' . ~
tuwe been te!'lpon!>lble for bringlnf( to L.C
r.adio toum.Uist Don t-·ostt't, who wus in
Grenada both oolon• and at\t·r the wanton
U.~ inV<U~IOn of that pt'Jl<'t•ful I land
C ONS\.IOU~NF.SS RAISING AT LC is a
difficult taP. We aJwa.)"K run into
apathy and ignoram :le on campu • ~pe­
ciaU.) among the undt'I'Cia~spt~ple . says
M!nlorllm Calvert. ''The\' ha'"'n t t'\t!n mad -the newspapeN about It ·• Concerni ng the different acadamic
tnOljor.o~ , Calven finds that 1o0m e. as a whole
a.re apathetic and ~en openly hostile to
ISCAP.
The I.A.majorsand sometlmcspolincaJ
science are the most mfonned . but theTe
has Ot"\ -er been an I.A. mat or in our group
On the fundamental 1('\.el, what thev ue
learning to do and learning about ts not t.Jo.~
to further the liberation mCJ\.-ement in Cen·
tml Amcnca -They're learning how to keep
them down·
In the near furure. SISCAP ts planmng to
gather their lorc.eli and tJ) to passu poliC)
aatemt•nt throu&h ASIC. They want to get
together 1 peurion on l ~ mtesvcnuon m
Central ,\menca. El Sah<!dor and , tntnt­
gua and present tl to the Polic\ Re\lC\\ 8o4rd •
The.\ hope ro ha'>e a policy ratcmtmt
&om A!il..C to present to congrc men.
~natono and the partk1pant" of the
upcommg lA SympoSAum on Ccntrul
Amer\CD in the spn.og.
''\\e n'aUy wi!'ih to woti.; \\lth ;\St.; and
the lC!\tudl!nt body."expla1nsCilh't'rt ''We
don 1 want thtt constitutionai bnM I thc..-re
\v.Jt! th~ _years ago "
"'Ve see SISCAP as having a
dual role in pl'O\liding infor­
nUltion and JX>Iiticizing the
mmpus to the importance
of the stJut81e in Central
America"
Tite e ~nti.lJ element o( the upcomiJl8
pctit1on ,.,iJ) read·· thtlrefont be u re.sol\'ed
tht! tudentsat LeY.nandClar'km the name
uf ~~...-see and tustict' denounc.:e and call for
an f'Od to, lht> U.~ mililaJ'\•atd 10 EJ S.ll\'ador • and CIA$upport of the fon:esattempttngtu
owrthruw the popular ~icaraswsn 80\'!m·
ment." .-\men to that
Let U!\ h"J)e that the studenl ~ ol lC will
roll eM ~ISCAP s lead and sUi\" to mfonn
~- of the twnb in Centro! Atnt'J'
lco With the \\ithdrawat of troops tram
Lebanon there Y<iU be much 1"" inhtbniJl8
the fk·agan admmlatration from er'Pt(n..g
in mlhtal) actl\llle:> closer to home. Weare
aln'ady eemg the beginning of an
increased lJ S. mililiU)' oonunatment ln
pn:panation iJr rhe MArdl 25 election&
We wlll 500n see tf our gm-emment
pa.s.~s the pomt of no retum and runu El
Sah'8dor Into the tragedy of the 1980 &
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LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22
Community Welcome
Welcome: Pres1dent James Gardner.
Joseph Ha, Marc Mteher, Greetmgs
Henry Troflmenko Serge• Rogov. 11
am
U.S.-Sovlet Relations from a Cultural &
Educational Perspective
Panel Sergei Rogov, Alta Bobrysheva ,
James Gardner, Donna Setter, Linda
Jensen Moderator Joseph Ha Pamplin.
315 p m
Psychological Perspectives on U.S.­
Sovlet Relations
Introduction : President James Gardner.
Speakers · Henry Troftmenko . Sweweryn
Staler Pamplin, 7 30 p m
THURSDAY ,FEBRUARY23
Strategic Arms Control & Olaarmament
Speakers . Serge• Karaganov, Harnet
Fast Scott Pamplin. 7·30 p m
Brown Bag Luncheons w1th speakers .
Pamplin, 12-1 p.m.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24
U.S.-Sovlet Economic & Trade Relations
Speaker. Lev Karpov. Gregory Gross­
man. Pamphn. 3·15 p.m
Points of Conflict & Cooperation In U.S.­
Sovlet Relations
Speaker· Roman Kolkow•cz. Sergei
Rogov Pamplin, 7:30pm
Brown Bag Luncheons with speakers .
All sessions are free and open to
the public
Major funding provided by the Student
Academic Affairs Board of Lewis & Clark
College and by the Oregon CommiHee
for the Humamties .
PORTLAND, OREGON -FEBRUARY 22-24, 1984
PARTICIPANTS
Henry Troflmenko
Head of the Department for the Study of
US Fore1gn Policy, Institute of U S and
Canada Studtes. Academy of Sciences
of the USSR
Lev Karpov
Head of the Econom1c Department .
lnst1tute of US and Canada Studies,
Academy of Sciences of the USSR
Sergei Rogov
Senior research fellow, lnstttute of US
and Canada Studies, Academy of Scien­
ces of the USSR. Specialist in U S
military policy
Sergei Karaganov
Semor research fellow, Institute of U S
and Canada Studtes Academy of
Sciences of the USSR, Specialist tn
military and political aspects of U.S -
Sovtet and U.S.-Western European
relations
Alia Bobrysheva
Senior research fellow, Institute of U.S
and Canada Studies, Academy of Scien­
ces of the USSR, Specialist In Soviet­
Amencan ScientifiC and cultural
exchanges
Seweryn Blaler
Ruggles Professor of Pollttcal Science
and dtrector, Research lnstttute on Inter­
national Change. Columbta Univers1ty
Gregory Groaaman
Professor of economics, Untverstty of
Cahfornta at Berkeley
Roman Kolkowlcz
Professor of political sc1ence and former
d&rector, Center for International and
Strategic Affatrs, University of California
at Los Angeles.
Harriet Fast ScoH
Advisor to Pres1dent Reagan on Sovtet
mthtary and polit•cal affaars Consultant
on Sovret affairs to various government
organ1zateons and research mstitutes .
Member of the general advtsory commit­
tee of the Arms Control and Disarma­
ment Agency.
U.S.A.
Pioneer Log, february 23, 19~ Stud~
Cathy ·tegel
Of 1ho Plant'l!r lAlfil
'Thret.· montht
rnM"gclic Lt'\vti
d('nt tl")"ng 10 ko
dJe like even'Ol
Now, Z2·ve • • Ander:r.on . n &e
Pnunc. Wa~h . lf
a oenr-fntal bn
bod\'
Grelchen be(
fiNliS fall 101111
When I go 11
gt·t mto it," Gret
11k •pang IWO Cl
night. <tnd studJ
would 1~1 mavb
01' maybe 1 d ruu
soup Somehm
without caring
dtl1TU c.: pre--s uro
To combat hi
ach~ C'.retches
1ozone nn asp
thai n mend tn
her. t.retcher
mcmbt>r of the
tnp look the d
g.u)', with nc
tfTtJ'Cl~
,.\s it rums ouf
\\~ taken of
counter market
1950 s bocau~~e .
mental "•de effe
t"en·to.ooo u • can result m d
101 e., tma I tract
uon of lhe pr
\\htle blood ceti
tnfet.llon
Grt:tchtm \v.J
affi1cted
\\hen Gretchl
PCV
f,~,,., and
OUI
The Portlan<
wl •\rts Is cu
host or a 6eJoc~
la\ts and Cia•
II Is an tmp
50me of tht:
cenlu"· -lllu I Cart
what ot iln e
propnatel)' tn
acnw. Palatt
work of 0\ ·r
arttSt6 it, \~~
no one and -
quences of
controlled en
''\Vhen y~
art you a
gation ~ t
of it, to s
The wori.:
t931 1982 Fu
John Howard
Ponl:md c-oU
lh~· difficult
tion In a~
to ~>cure the
own~ Thev ~
the undcr.r."tan
be bulldmg a l
lion '>J>l'C"
occun-ed
In a bncl
Caudero u cPI'!
""'''aled a• a
legtf& Cailure
\~11h It
ilM the t:olll~t 1
lht• gc:mcrosl
c:ollcclor a
fl'tPI\-d un
Pioneer 23, 1984 Student combats near-fatal ordeal
cathy Siegel
Of 1 h. JIICJI\('(' r l.clll(
fhn.'C months ago &h • wos nn
t•nt·Q~Ctlc. l t•wi a net (lark stu·
dent trytng to lu'Cp up on h,.r .stu·
dies likP. ('\-eryonP elM·
~ow , Z2·Ycar-old Grotchen
~
t\ndt·I"'n A JWruor fonn Bruflh
Pnurit \\ai'\h,. I recownng from
a nt•.Jr rnral breakdown of her
bod~ · • Gretchen became iU around
fin.ll" fall tCJ Ill
\\ l\en I go to school I really
~PI tnto it," Gretchen t'A}'S "I ·was
8lt'cpang r'\ .. '0 or three hours a
night. and studying nllthe time I
would cat mavbc one me.alo day,
or mavbc I d ha" • a cup of mstant
soup Sometime• I d go days
\VIthout c.1ung I felt o lot of nc.1·
dcmic pre~ure
To combat her rc~ulti~ h~d ­
ac:he". Gretchen rook phenylbu­
toume. nn w;pum like medJone.
thilt a £ncnd trom Hungruy gave
her Gretchen who was a
memtx•r of tho 1983 l C Hungary
tnp took the drug while in Hun·
g:tt). whh no apparent side
efTt><:lS.
As 11 ru.ms out. phenvlbutarone
wa!> taken off the ovef' th•
counter ma~t in the l S 10 the
1950 ~ because It catUt>d detn·
mental 1de effect" an one out of
cH~ ' IO,OOOu-.cn. Lseofthedrug
can re:.ult 10 dctenoraUon of the
tniP!iitinal tract and the temuna­
bon of the production ot the
\\hate blood cells needed to tight
tnfection
Gr"('tchen \1\/&l!> one ol those
afihctt.d
\\'hen Gretchen \o\"flnt home for fhankliiJiving she c:omphunt·d o(
o etomachachf• J rcmcmbt"Tll k·
•ng my mom to talw mt: to th1•
dortor 1he sa ill(~ thought 1
had leukemia. so th(•y put mtl in
the ho'lpital "
B_v Nov. 25. C:rotchcn r. condi·
tfon wa& r.o b.1d th~ docto~ at
Oregon Health SctencU5 UnJ\.l.'r­
aH) IOHSUI ru hed her mto
surgt:r).
"They dad a coiOI'tomy," Gret·
chen· mother. Carol rec-all._
Artdenon details hO\\ the doc­
tors found more damaged mit! •
hne lllld hnd to go back tn on
Monday. Gretchen lAter hnd a
setzure. an allcrg~ c l't'acuon to
!>Orne medication. thacre uhed in
the coloatemtc , abdominal
wound ha\1\ng to heal naturaUy.
She had a lounh opw-nllon to
drain an abaccas on om· of her
kid neva
for the first two wooks It \\llb
really touch and go." admltw, ste­
phen Beckham , l..C prof("~r or
rustorv. 'Gretchen htl.& boon"~ ' . -close ""ith my '~ire . mV'bCII and
ourchildren hesrud · andHwa.
a long.lonel) wmtt>r break fore\.-.
~'One concerned. • Andunon 4lso admits thC'\· • ''ere "ei'Y cl~ to losmg Gret·
chen.' On a 5Calt! o{ OM to tO,tht.•
hematologi st gave her a one' for
SUM\aL"
Both Beckham and Anden;on
were .unau•d at the number or
mf"dlcaJ dev~oos Gretchvn was
hooked up to "It wus turd to ace
her through all the boule$ and
tu~ . :.a~" \ndc~n .
Gretchen re~aded at OHSU
nearly three month' bclore her
Feb. 11 rcle~ home ""l'h~ dOCtOI"!I and I'IIUff Wt•I'C
(;mtasll c~' 114,)15 Anderson lhl:!)
c·xplain d e\.t'rylNf18 to Ull and
they ne\.cr 1(01 Up1'el whh us or
told ua.wt ~ Nld to loa~-. ·." As for the
trnmcndou a hoaptlal co'''·
· Wtfre tuat gmns to de.ll whh tla~
wt• can. hr. !loOt}"!' "'The doctol"'!l
aa urud us they'd do C\-erythang
they ~ould They wercn t \o\'Omed
about the co ts and "-e werun 1
wppo ~ to be either." &he adds
"I can I 64Y how gratcfuJ I am to
aU of them for ""'hat thev did .. • Gretchen s absence has ~
flolt b) many at LC. ~ a ha5to~ · -major, Gretcht.'fl did a majQr
study of land acqutsit.Jon for the
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua vs.
United State' case. for"' hich Bek·
h.lm is the C.\ pen witness ror the
plainttff tnbf.
ht· would h..Jv8 been called
for depo ilion in December . but
tthe was :.o "tck." :.oys Beckham
In oddmon Gretchen "Y41£ an
employee in the LC Aubrey \Vat·
zek libnuj. Says ~·orb!r Cl)-&­
tal Bur.ch llbrarv cirulataon • manager · She was invoi\'Cd an so
much an the library that her p11$­
tmc~ as definitely miSl>ed. • G~t·
chen held a number of positions
in the hbrary including \\'Oriting
in circulation .. helving and
resef'e material She was also a
member of the libr.ll) cornmiuee.
dld major ~h for van•• for
the MPer'i)X'CtJ\.e.<> On Our Past
senea. and in\oentory ol the
Caudle\ collection. "I think 1\ t•
don • e\eything ~oepr kidcfje lit
and rt!lerence. " she sa\ • laughingly .
And whem IS Gretchen now.., WI
\\-:tl'-: around. I wnta letters. Grul·
cht.>n aa_y5 "HopefuU,) . tomort'O'~ Gretchen Anderaon durfng hulthler days on the Hungary trfp tat
year. She It recoverl~ at her home ln Wahlngton trom a ne•-fatal
breakdown of her body.
I'll be able togooutSJdn fou ~hon
willJ.o for the first ume. hr. 11<1¥5 ,
eagerly
1 want to be trong eno\.18h to
go to church on ~unday, w G~­
chen ~) • 1 \'C becotrW' 4l Chn~­
tJan and 60 has my whole family
I'm not a rchg~ou~ trcak. but r do
bela~ tn God. and r beli~ He
helped pull m" ttvo"8h
,.,,. Carnily' n.mewt..-d ~~ense of
umty 1 apparent in UirolAnder­
wn'" \IOIC'e 85 \>\-ell 'It & brought
u closer together .-she 5ays
warmh.•. It rna~ 'fOU l1lOf'e . ~
aware ot \.'Our chaldren It here are • li\c in the Andet 500 U.mil)1 and
the liuJe lhmgs ctnn t m:auer a..s
much u the amporunt on "
As for the future. Cretchen
must undergo one mon;o ope~a·
uon In thn.-c to tlt. month~ to put her inle5tlncs bad; lruide ~r
body. She h.u onl) ~ ter ua.lt':ft
to compll'te her hi5lory l"'lAior
and te.:schmg oen•lk"ate tn sccon·
dan· educahon. and bolh Grct· • chen and her mothe' ha\'C hopes
that she m:sy be wcll enough to
rerum to l.C in th" CAll
I can t w1ut to
1get to
school," .she Y) I m a student
at h~ I liketo51udyandl nJOy
leamin E\lcn1hm tntcrcst -toe', she \ -Although her pint are higt1
todav. Gretchen add that She -
1'111 the people I LC. d 10\i
to get mail rnot"e th.an atl).,h
else. she ... aat emphaliaill
\tail cheers me up so much
II vou would like to wntc Cm· -chen \ndcrson. ~ •s tec:G''C'l'lng
at home ~lSI N E. 189ili ~
Bru h Prainn \\ash-SSE;ot;.
PCVA pulls LC art collection out of the closet
Oai•;y Magve
Of Ur l'bltlCI Lc
lAMlS and ( lari.: is r-tcpping
out
llw Portland Ct•ntcr of the Vis·
ual •\rts ~~ cummtl} tho proud
ho I of 8 6f•Jectcd ShCMing of the
l.r\\1 and r.lm coll~octJon ofart.
It 1!-. an impres,i\v sampltng of
!>Ome or the bc"l art dont• in this
Ct'ntUI"', • ll\u LC an oolll'Ctaon 111 ~me-
what Qf an •mgmn ~torod inap·
pmpn3tely in the Nelson House
<1cros~ Palahne Hill Road. the
worl; of o\ •r 100 contemporar\
anist sit, wrappe-d , bcang een bj
no one and touffering the conse­
quences ot a non·tcmpt'l'Uturc.
control! ·d cm1ronmon1 .
''\ Vhen you accept
art you accept obli­
gations to take care
of it, to shO\\' it.''
Th~ \<\oft ~ .. s assemblt :d in
1931-198:! Fonner LC Presidt•nt
John Howard t'nli ted the help of
Portland collnctor Ed Cauduro an
the difficult proct'.S of acqus&i­
tion. Inn Y'JM Caudero was :lblu
lo \t:cun: thtl glfb the collt•ge nO\~
own lhC) w('ro acqui~ \>\.lth
thu undcro.tandtng that LC" ould
btl building ct permanen t ux.hibl·
lion ~p4ce Till" has not ~t:t
occum•d
In a brief tntel"\ ww wllh
Caudrro a c:maln animo. It\' was • "-"-P-olt-d n• a 1'\!suh of tht• col·
lt1(e'& fAilure to (olltM' through
\\ith il~> proma.e ol a gAllCT)'· The
art the rollCflt' re<:N\-ed through
tht• l(t·ncmsuv of o~t>r W private
collt~c hlf'5 a-nd gallr.tius wa:.
mtel\ d undt'il" false prctcnl!i(': he The Portland Center of the Vlsuel AN currently dlsplaya the Lew
end Claltt collecUon of art. TNa lmpntelive conectlon ••• a11embled
wfth the understanclng thlt LC wouJd permanently dlwtJIIIY tt; how
belli'!'\ -es
· When you aoet"pt zu1 )'OU
un."t•pt oblig.allona to take C"dl't' ol
it to hm' It "5111d Caudero This
he ff'Cis has not been dont•
It b ditllc:ult to diall"lCuLh' \ ho
1s respon~tW t• tor th" roll~llon
When approached on the• ub·
tt><:l, An Department Chlltnnan
Stt-''"1.ll't 8ut•llncr dochncd to
release an\ mfotlll31ton on the -cullt'f'llon or to comment furtht>r
un its tuture.
l..ur:.k.il\', ISOtne of the an has • been m~de into the publi '-'"at
rl~ ',\ l'\\t•nt a piect"..s of wort.
oonsatute the ~~. ~ames ltkc
Jam Omc Joseph Cornell and
nd\ \\'ar:hul con61atute the
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roster
t qullll) impressl\'e i5 I he
tmJ)()I"'ance of some of the "'OI'k.
Pioneer Log, February 23. 1984 Archives .-r, thll not the c ' lor the IChool .._ •nt.ta..tv d1c.ir,hd not to
build en •hlbUton apace.
rht.• Duant: HA&nson sc.~lpture
\Jmon·~ofe 1\cctdr.rat 119GB rantb
as a tuJTung point of thts artU "
r.an."'ef'. color llthQtUaph of
Joseph Cornell • l!> a l'1ln! find b,)
am,me tandanb • PCVA • R4nd Oa\is cum·
menu!d on the amportanoe oft he
l C roUectaon being there Far
those pt~ple \\W oome in the
gall~ con temporal) an indcpth ts foreagn ha'ing It being antro­
duced to them 6-om a local
source rna~ 11 less rhn!Atening
II abo suppli a nace reUefto the
tagdalena "babrlO\,,a e!lhibh
whtch 1 as O\l.S'\\1lelmang .1l$ ltl
bcauuful
0\\ ls a \'Cl') 60od hme to''~'
PCVA a it is n..~tu'8 both of
the tx-st of foreign lllld ~u~
art. dmiNion i $1
Pagel Season closer home Saturday
-r.Jr• N1l en
In the Pioneers only toss last week. Tlm Bull is shown he~ shooting
ag~nst Whitworth's 6 10 center. l'ctr.r l.lrlln
Of IM l'lonet'f' lA~
lho mens 1»1 ktllh.all IP,.1m l!i
cu~rentl~ '"" ing tn\,'nrcl tlw
pi3\'0if \\1lh on!.) (Hll' '' t t'k
I\'11UUntl'l8 ,,. rtJgular sdwdulc
\ \t• rf' prull\ ,-. ~cated smd
!>ophomorc I orn Untnllln 1.-'lSI
year wo '' ••ron 1 i'\\'ll In th•• pu•·
tu ~ and this ycm· \\'tO ro pin mg
no~lh "Pll and looJ.:Ing in"' .1m
to 1lw pia.) oil
·· thb \ear vve're play­
tng reaJI , 'veil and
look1ng fun' drd to
the playoff:
l..:tsl \H •k tht• Piuna~·rs lwt
tc~·d thc1r record to t-1·10, bo.11·
mg \\ h.itman -uucgt'. 78 7 1, .md
lo~~ a cloM: one to pm,urhou~;.p
\\ lutworth Collttgt>. 5-1·50
Egan to tackle Seaside marathon
m\ numbt·rom• -.port ;md 11 5 W!>·
aer to gel moll\'tllcd lor tttarn
o;port'-bul (II IU'>I knO\" I likt• 10
run he &aid -
shcilu t;all.l,qhcr
Ql dr PioiWD" 1.oo:
RCE;ordlcss of the ... ea on
scores ol siUdt!nt can be found
runnan or Josgtn~ around u'\'\.15
and Clm Collt1S~
llonrung Gonex nun SlJits an
tnt• ,,,nter ano 0)10n "no"" and
T· hu1~ an the spnng. -.tudents
lind runnms an e.~;tpc from
tudymg and an ahem aU\ e to the
rn.H Hoom
''The rain I enjoy. It
keep me cool and if
it's cold out ide l
put ocks on mv • hands."
\\1u1t> ~.ason5tor runmng ''31)
from 61ud~>nl to student 5011ll'
people JUSt run for the I0\1! of 11
Jumor f\e'1.1n f.Gan does not com·
pete on th ~ tmc.t.;orcro s-counu)
tcnm _ -et hr logs 7S miles a \H~1:.
and o"••nltmes mon• He beg.tn
runmn,g hh; e;ophomore ~ear an htgh school to t;t·t 1n hapt' lor
I.IO<".cel' . but aS mal j..Wy n:g.mc
has blo:.o;;umcd 1010 a llklrathon
cnunan~ program
Runnang as odc.hctang. you
don 1 thmk 11 t • thou~h ~•d
f.Gan. Runmng put m•~ anto n
ffil'dllolti\P IDIC-11 \Cn -
1 ht20J pcu tic.
A membct ol the nwn's ftOtCcr
t~m E.giln al o cOlO)-:) antmmu·
rnl b;u;lu•thall and rncquetb311
Runmn~ has lwlpcd lum reach
lop ...-..hapc lor htli athlcttc tmdea·
\'OI'!i but Ius also aftUl.ll'd him an
othtr Wl.t\
I m mcntnlh rnore n•lawd I •
"''' f' more l'llt"f'K\ O\cl'3.11 and an
mtrnmuml bas!<f•tball I n•ach m\
liMit '"1nd at halHimt• II ml1n bc':i-
11~ physu-.Jtl bhaf • saJd £Ban
I' maps the most Ull'n:>tng
thmg about f.gun ts Ius tramin~
nwthods Dunns n run he times
h.im II 0\'M' a Ct'ftam da t;lOc •
utihlt'S the• fo'artlt>k lt.liiTenng
P•'l'ds throughout thl' runl
mPthod bul docsn 1 lt~l he h.u n
'typu :d \\Ortout
'I don 1 n·all) \'\'Oti; out pc•.r sc. 1
JU!it go out and run I don 1 (Mlm
or hit Wl'lght6 lor l'unnmg
becau • I nJn lnrsrx Ct.."f' soc. n:ra" Not t?\ n tht• anfumous O~oll
nun c.'20 Jl"l'''"' 4Pln lrum run
rung falthoush hom"'"''Orl. oltt•u
doc-.1
&lw mm I cnJO.) It kt!'t'(le> mt
cool and ilu's cold outt>tdc 1 put
:.ock.' on m\ h.J nds," ttatd f g..an
{tRunning puts me in­
to a meditative state­
very therapeuli c."
While marathon runnt•n> an• a
breed apart tht'\' ull haw dlfll•r­
r.nt gnah l:gan v."Ould hk•• 10 r"n
<~ respectable ' tam•• ol z·~s or
IO\'\f'r an a mar"thon but "-'l
runnang <h a good \\a to ac:hw~.t•
self.disnphnl•
' I ha\ e no a parutaons at
becomang a gre,,r murathum•r
~d Egan • Running lorn• d1 ca·
phnu. and th.at th1· goal I nt!ttd •
\s the tronn pmgresst• , Egan is
g~;tnng up tor the upcontang Sea·
stdc· Mar..athun on J t•b Z..'i
&apport these ads and spend your bread-
or I'll Steal Your Face right off your head.
Page 10 IUttUnlll\'1) 101 tlw hoop!ilt'I 'B,
Gt~ClN fo' C nUl t• '' •'' kind
enough to dn1p 1\-'l.rt~amt>s h!ttng
the Pwru't'll' to tht third \JCd lm
thn pJ,I\(IIl:> mlhll difltnCI ratll\{46
r1w ~· 1 :m.' hopmg to turtin·
tnan lhll third ,.,.u posatmn , ns
junaor Ball 0111 •\pl:tan•:t.l ' J1w
lhiN c~cd '" tdnaltorus lfwt•"in
UUI tarsi nauntl sum(' \\~ II pin\
nu1 sccnnd rt)mut g~ml• at Con·
( onJI,, an Por tland-wluch ,,,u
nlmo .. t IK• a hum • game fur us
\'lsumang. ol uu~· that the
pmpcr hlllm" "1n and lose n
•• fl!'!'tt'd
l·o• no'' lht P1nnccr~o ha\e to
tinash tht• ro,:uhtr <>t>ason llr t
"ath a gn111lingJ"U<td tnp to Pat a lie:
t utlwrun l ni\UI •my 1n 'l'<H·omn
tonaght. and 1hcn ilg.:un~l I inlield
( ollcgt• ,ar hnmt• on "iaturda}
• PI lJ '" tough on the auad "
"did Olds. bull thank , .. e vn got a
"hut at 1hom" "-" lor• the Mta,.on
cloM'I on !')attJn.lav , Olds i~ more
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contidt•nt ·Well got Un6cld " he
~.ud
• I l11• f'iUill'lll nl WK. I Hl&l .art•
dul'inlh•l .a tt•um thnt ie~ luclt·tl
\\ llh 118 II\\ n ''"abcaancn It lstlw
humt'ltl.ult• ••h•r·tnl'll · lltl.lt cmh
tlOnu li'flnt h• ,ng a t~ou1 ol u
Wlnfll'r
lh• h1!f,81'~t chllr•J\ nt t• thr~
'•' 1r as thu II'.Uil unaty," th•~•n~A.•d
romllonn<Jn 1\t'r;)'UIWI un cl·
h hand ~>uppo111\ •' ot •ud\ olhtT
\\'t• n1 conluiPIIl ·
lUll Olt.l sums up &tw I••• ling.
\\'tl n• 0."'1h•c1 Our cnntldt•nc•• b
!.>at k anrl '"' n• mt•nt,lll) prt!­
pared I knn'' I runr
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Worn
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1\ht•llu ( ,nlllll{lw 1
IJ{ th< l'lt nr ••r lr't(
\Jit•r a '" u·f(
;tt'f'.ak tlw wnmj
tMJII droprwd ah ,,,;e bnngirag 11s
Opening the• \'
GJ'0\11 tht: Ptom•cr
un~wrsit). 63 67.
uull lt-d thtl Pin"
1\ftL'J' D llln..'f~(Ja
geared up f01 th•
oomel>lllY
Lil61 fricJa.) till' l
\\Ud c.."llt~> cumc I
Pios l c. uyang u
\10\IS lu:;:. by 63 J>C
sJnJggh•d hut cnu
\\'lth o \\in lc•sanR •
Colu --
nob 0'1\l>o'
ror the P1011(l('r 1
Hello spons fa
weeks lt>l1 in tha
ofwec.ks look to
&r.quenl P.tmJ.Illl
plays
111e Pios h.tu•
ge3n.•d for tlw 1
the mosl e:..dtan
remindt.'d me ot
the Plo-. ito b) lnt·
bt!comrng numb
1 l..'bl \l."eekend thu 1
dose ant• to\\ hal_'1
ha\e a bunch nl h.>1
lm 1 an c.a:.y lt>Ag\.11
Saturday the
didn't shO\'I. 11 T
\\hltman chDrgE
The'-0 1v. o gar
60mething to Pa1
}\'lled 1 hey wet
pl.1}'t!l"" tOOl-II UJ
factor m Lhe gar
It !>larted la~t'
crowd came ali1
were into th<' ga
tnto the crowd 1
It wao; obv1ou
·salltl\rnan " 1n tt
Wiltch the gam
tn)tJiution but c:
hour·and a·haU
\VDtth a hask('tl
go1ng lo hun ar
ThP Pw!> aro 1
game befol"f" th"
n:st of tlw rcgu1
)'our umbilical c
and vcrv E>'-C'alln
Bye for now :l•lflM •lnl
I II> ful'lt:d
Cl' II if\ tho
that unl)
pi11'1 ot a
1\-'llCt' tht~
th•~llh'd
no is unscl
t:>osch otho.JI'
lhu let hog
ntldt•nr 1'1!
ntally P"-'"
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c;twila I .ullll,lo(h tH
of tlll1 '""''"'r It'll
\llc't .. I\'\ 11 l:(amc• '' tnmng
jft'l 1).;. tht• \'\OOmton ha!IIH·lhilJI
11.1.111 tJn>pJwcl tlu~ 'll l(.itrllt'!l lu'it
,,1't•J.;. hnnging Its n·t urd to ., Ul
opcnmg th11 \\t't~ iu 1-mc•st
Cron1 tht• Ptmwt~r lllsl to f>,tr.ilk
lln)\'Crsll , ti:l t.'7 t•niur Mnn•
uull lt~d tht• Pins \\ llh 1.J poinl!l
\ftt:r" II lhll:l'·dol\ n I thtl ~OS
gn.1red UJ) lUI 1111'11 W I IWG-Ull.)
hOIOllSUl)'
1.1 t l·ndu tlw l.inht•ld l ollcgP
\\\lcknt cnm•• 1 o c:h.allcngt• 1 hi'
Pio l.C uy1ng ltJ a\ '''8" n pn•
\1011" lo:.:. b) 63 polnlf! to l.tnlil'ld
strosglc d hut could not cunw up
1\'llh 11 wm IO!;mg f.S-33 \'\'c!l gut tu •IO~t I, .Uttl lfll tlw
tt•mpo fo(ut uw.tv h·nm IlK r.;tlc.l
c o•u h Rundy Nurdlur
I Ill Plollt'l'l • met thl' \\111tmun
t~olh•gP. Ml~'iiOFl.IIW fot thu l.t'll
home gumt• oltlw ••.1 onltsl Sat·
urday night
In tho hrttt IMIIIn·Piht"rl\\ 51(a\'l'
tilt' r~es dillit ultws .md lh•!Y
man.tged unh 1 ul 7 One l' .tgum
int'.OIISI!Ih'lll pLI) tuul t\11'110\1'111
hilmp••rPd lht• l.t st ur1ng
machmt• ~eruor \m) Hrooks jun
inr 1-l.ntily :'~;••hum &ophnmo~ Kim
Mnthe-c;on nud fi~-.shmnn 1\uuc
r..gun worked \\'('II tug .. tht•r and
lum••d some ntc•• plaJ5 hul nt
hniHimc tlw l\11 stonane IPd 40·
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fllfi! UO.)' h••llcr nw :o;hurp h110l
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Column As I See 'Em
Uoh U'l\bU)
f'or ltv l'looflc·r I~
Hello sports Lms. it good to t."fl you .1ga1n 1111 m s ouly '~'o
,, 't:'ks tell m this t'.ltn•rm•ly long \\inter lt•rm but thol>t' last cmtph•
of weeks Jouk lube \t'l'\ CXC'tlmg J\l least 101 tho '(Q\\ pcoplt• \\hO
frt quenl Pamphn !ipot Is Ct•niPr \'loiwn thf' num s b.t~oluJtball ll•.tm
pln.)'!l
Till' l'los h,l\,.. n•tumt'tl to theu· curly St~son form and an• g•'lltnS
gcan!d fm tht! pla)oHs ltll•ir last thn.•c• go.~mcs m P.1mphn h.l\•1 ht•cfl
thf' mo 1 eM Ill~ homr• conlt'''" 111 the las1 It!\\ _)ear 'I hOE*' g.nn••s
n•mindt'tl rnt• ul tlw 8Z tP..arn th.11 tnt\ •led lu Haw-au I 'hat \ Cl Jon uf
tho l'ios i. b) 1.:11 rny l.tvonhl I C hoop tt•am buttlu yc•.u·s quatlts l,u;t
becunung numlwr two on tn.\ IJo;t
l..bl wt~·k.end thl' Ptos split d pairofgrmt gwne-On • nU.l)•thty droppt~l u
dw · onu to\'\ htMtll1h , but tht• g<tnHIWdS c-.•·n lht whull'\\ .1 1 hu Pirat~
haw It bune'h ol tonnt1' Pao-1 0 pla)il'I'S d.nd tha Plu.; ~htl\vt.tf tlwrn tht•/1.' \ l.
bnt .. n t·a~y le<Jg\tl:.
S.uur-c.Ja\ tlw PIO!> t auld huw been cmottorwll\' dmhwd but the" • didn 1 sho'\1\ 11 nwy took control in the ">t."Cond half .md hclcJ off ... !ole
Whitman charge to ''"' ngt· o.~n e<~.rlter dofe.st at WaJin Walla
nw~ l 1\~ 0 gnmf'~ along \-valh Pll! labt W(•t>k I'TWrked the ~·tum ul
something to Pamphn that hll~>n 1 been there m two war-. A crowd that
}l.'llccl 'I hey .. "''re thr usual !tmalll C cro,,d!l, but a couple ol b;,>;t!b.lll
pl.l}t'I'S took it upon tht'mseh cs to trv and and makt! tht• fan., h('('onw u
Ltctor m thu game
II stnrtt•d last\'\ t•k .1g<~mst PU and then suddonly l.a~t \.Wt.lkcnd tlw
crowd came alive The fan~; dubbed thcmseh~~ lhe "<it'<thrn • .lfl" and
""'tv. tnlo lht game~ .1-. much a' the pl.a)'e"' Bill OlcJ'> l~"en lookl•d up
1nto llw crowd and g.J\.t' lhcm a fist and 3 o;nuJt•.
h w.ls obvtou't the pla\le~ .tnd fans both hked th~ rutunl of tho
>i•thm.an " an tht.> c;tond" u·~ ju"t too b.ld more r:.tudt•nt<~ cJon 1 go to
watrh tht' games 1 know tht'!> collrge tul~ the image of an ucadcnuc
tn!>ltlution but c·omt! on \IOU thesauru:. heads. close yout boolo.."> for an
hou~and cl h.-lf ll'..1Ve vour pockf>l calculator tn your room and com~
Wlltrh a bJ~>ke lb.lll game Ntnet) mmute'> on a Saturd.ly night i'>n t
gomg tu hurt anyone " grurlcs nw l~o .. 81"(' '" Pamphn thi:. saturd..ty against Linfield lor their La~•
ganll befor(> tht• playoff~; The s• 'lhtlkln ' will tx> tht·n• .1ntl 110 ~-~tilth!•
f\'SI 11f tiU' 1"\.'f(\IWI ron~ fm c.haJlenging all of }'OU boolo.'\\ ()ml' lu CUI
}out umbllit Jl cul'tb to the library and <""Orne \'\o.Jtl'.;h u gum" lltt tn•c
and wrv cxc-iling -.o don t siO\' JW.ty
8w lor now, ~f! vou nt•'l:t ""ek
Pioneer Log, February 23, 1984 tng \hruuonanos 2ohnt so JM·~ut
lr·nm tlw bnld whtlr• tlw Pios
ml!i •·rl7:l pt:·n t!nl h"Om Ltw lit>hl
rlw g.urw <•nd,•d allt'r a Jon~
~CCIIIIJ I"..JI ~ tlh OJ M Ol'tl ol f5-Ai
lUI il \'\ httnt;tO \\111
1\ll a t(•,tm \'H! ""en· clisap­
pmnll'd '" tlw wu '"t' pl.a.) Pc.J
sou d S01 til o I
Hull conmwntf'tl, lhtt team as
lJ \'lo holt• dad not pld.)' to th •tr
flC'IIt•nual
1 ht& f nday th•• Plos will trm,•l
to Thr.orrut to play th~ Par:tti
Lutlwrun Unlw•rsll\ l.utt•s llw • I ..till'S. fpiJ 1\\0 Wt'ciu; ago IO the
Pio nncl I..C Is hoplug Jo end tlw
5!'31>011 \VJth a \VIII
\\'t• m gotmll win. WI! beat
them once smd rro:;hman Tanu
\\11kJnson Scrtlor Sh •iJn B•:-),.IIC
ndclcd '.\ o II gt•l psyt hr.c:.l up to
SO OUI With D Will
Afti'J 1o111011~ s ganw the
tc.un \\111 be li.l.)'lng goodh.)t tu
four IJnion; 1\nl\ lirookli 1\lurv • • llull Sheila lk'VCIIt• and Ji:nrn r
\rt!cl••niJttr];h
'll'ml congrotuluung them lor
good Gan'!'I'S nt l c· sairl l"ordlnf
lAS'I WFEK
l.ost lo P \ I PI< 1ii'·6"J
l.ost to liN~1~ l.D.Sl-68
l.ttSl to\\ llll'MAN Si-.!5
Swimmers
Mnrv Hull
Ill thi! ~r 1.11111
fir,t planl fimr;he:s by Karin
Ocock in the zoo-yar-d buttertl\ •anci •
Nina Younl( in the 16SO·.vnrd
ln•csf) le, rropt•llcd lht• Le\\11> and
Cl.trll women ., '>l-vam team to u
third pwce 6nt~ in the \\CIC
tonlcrence and a four1h pldce fin­
t'ih an the Pac:ilic: ~ort)w. !.'it
n:g~onal~>
'We had some illness
problem~ and injury
problem , yet tho~e
people who stayed
healthy S\WID \.veU."
Top 12 pcrtonnances 0)' Hoo
8111:.'1: Mario. \\.~ggoner and Mark
\'oungqutst h1ghllghtt1d the Ll
men ., INrn effort. \\ hlch re:-ultcd
in u fourth pi..H e ronft.~nce fin
l<.h nnd a fifth pUC<' n:·g.onnl
o;ho\'\'lrtg M•k H•c~man
After a two-game winning streak la~l we-ek, the women • b:tsket bafl
team loal 'lo Whitman ~ -45 last Saturday.
1 tliS \\'UK
lnclay at 1'\CIHl ltrlllfR;.u.:
U~IVfR 111 7 pm
l..t adang 6( on-n for the l.acl)
I'm \ PACiftC l\1/lJ'\' tlull 13 • pts Enul\ Nnlson. 16 pi aWtmst 1,1\\FIE.U) f~tfl\i i\'dson \\1rh lZ
pts Dgiun t WHn ~IAN 1 he Pim
close out lht•tr ~ason fndn\ ln • l'llcoma agnm 1 Pl.U Con,gr:uual
lion 10 n1ors Mal) HulL hPilll
8C)'Cttc K.arn \red •nburgh and
<1\m\ Brooks
propel to Nationals
C••ntrul \\a!lhtf181Un UnM~~il)
prtnt•t1lt trength ut the m•~l as
11 ,.wr•pt borh tht· men' and
womt•n'li tup pl..ar.t• tco1m honono
A nt'\\ I C chool f"t'( ord was
ll:Stabli ht'i.l b) ~tna Young. Joycl'
Hu.n.:oun, 11.1\.l ll•tmlt• <Jod MID)'
Bt•th l..ip'><:omh l'ilr.h '~urn a 50·
.) .trd hlg. tn tlw :tOO·y:u"d trct>St)le
rein), to cut lll(htl) o\'l•r om•
.:.t•t:ond off tht• old rnark
l::nn I.C S\'1.1 mmer churned • out lhctr bt' I II~ ol th"
se.ason-u!' ,~-J& appropn.ste for
the bn.tl mt.·t't-bcfore K:o.nn
Ore"-!Mnnt: Ik 11 •t :O.Otna 'foung
and ~d) Ga$1Dtgi1C prep for
the "'omen & nauonal met:t and
Rob Brest> ~ears htmselt II" the
lone m.'Jit.• n·pre.st•ntnii\'C for LC at
thl! me..·t.
Tht~· liw 5'\~o:imlll(·n. le..t\e
Tue~3) lor 1\ri(tt<MphHl ...vk..
\\here thl~ \\ttl partJCtp;llt' m
thf'('c• d.lys of n.luon4l c.altbcr
competitton
Co.st·h G11n t-:mblen summed • up tht• ~·a~on as "not the bt,· I
'.:1.5tlll "'-1!r," bu I t.s .llre..tu)' \lt.'\'\-.
tng nt-'t .~a on \\llh .m opllnu!;·
ltc uutloolo. \.hs had some illness problems
<~nd IOJUI') proi.JI .. ms satd
t:.mhlt•n \'et tho P•~vle who
sta~ed h•:ahh\ wum wt•ll --
Every Ll ~\.\imm er
churned out their
best time~ of the
eason.
I m ;dread,> loo~ng ahead to
ne,ty~ar l"\'t'n thuut;h tht 5c!ason
lf not \ ·t 0\ r, ht• •;.;ud I han• • the largest pool of interested
5'\~ unmers I h.a I I ''t' evl'r had a:.tar
as rec:n.Ji tmg goe..~ f-rom that pool
""'e hould ha~o" a r:ur amount of
depth nc't )'t'U
t~1 \\lo f.K
PA It I "-\\' CH.-\.\fPIO\'SHIPS
\lt•n PLU 11:13· \.\ lJ 1:!5 WHJTM\:.\'
76· Ll'37; P,\CiflC ll: L.l~Fit:LDo
\\'umen· PLlllfl:! \\1.1136 l 1~0 .
\\l'ff T\h\~ ;9, P1\f .. IFIC 1\.t Ll~­
flELI'I l2
Page 1 J • Jdo:s-. L~'ml\•~·· --rho R.•suq;r n, (' ol
~ ;ual \\ r111ro Hen" tmlr. n sodlllt'
prolt s or Ofl\1~ 11')1) nnd Jiplt>IU \..art 11
ll!oSONIIh proll• sor of ps.)dto!og\, ,,,11
'lK!a~ at noon an the 'J'hll,)'Cr room
• l' cull\ 1\oohnl FJatnc "It ' harpt=-1 ,,,u fl',ri'nnn In E nl> al fi m
• Rllmp::n1"' of Om, an btr film
clcJ rcll ~ \..:tuns woman puwms ron
Ot 1 whh h oommunll). p.'lmUel thP
\1llag dalliculll.makcnlog to thPirown
1'"-ploh.auon nw mom• will b< ha.'"'"'
Tomlm n al .. p tn
• SJ ni~t Enrth, S.)'mJJ.llhr 11<! viC\\
ufchr "pnnu•h CMI '\ar ttu'tnash lht•tl''-~:>
of Dutch filnmtnkt>r Jori~ h•f•n \\,II he
r.hm''" as 1)..'11"1 m lh lh tOr) t-alm SC'nl'"
In nodanc 110 al -p.m.
• Kids VifJ\\ Of_ rwriorm.1nr.t> put
on h.) chlldron I holdang audilaon I rom
1 10 G pm Call 235-lSSt lor mon
lnfonnatann
• One of lha• prcmlor siring u"·hcstmr.
:In lhf'world the 1cl E.rnaW'~On h • un
oomc In atu-Uult Crntl'~ ~l'nt' tor on£>
hO\' al pm
• 111 Onckn~ Communi!) Cullt:gl'
\\111 ponsor 3 \\"'rio.Ahop on the pn.l''"n·
tton ol the abust' oflhc cldf!rl trurn J to 5
pn1 ForlJddluon.nl mfonT'I3tion r..nU G.t;;
S400 e.'t 445 Also offered '~ o '''OrkshoJ,
on ocpmg \\1lh truss. cnll C\1 307 and
I he pla) menmel\~\rlr.nr ala 1Spcciol
runner lhCBIP 6 JS pro \dnu 51011 IS Sb,
phon • c't ZAS for rnon• ddttional
i nf OJnl3 ti on
• r1.
• 'Th l~t•l'1l."nd Opera "-':.ocinuon "1ll
foatunt runowued oporn r:umnlt•diL•nrlC
Anna Rus:>eU ar;; I he headhncr· tn a .. t.u'
tuddf..-d lisr nfsuest enten.:tme·rsnt Upt~r·
aft• 1 '84 b p m an thl! Ci\'it: \udJtonum
Ru sell '''hobtlh hersell as a rac-:onteu
l1\11'111onlannare is nohxi lor ht•r bnl·
llltnll.) funn.) ~llrc on ·~WJ)lhans from
opera to folk .ngmg
• 'Ole LC men' boJ..o;k ·t~U team \\111
enteru.in Liniie•ld AIICf;•' at 7 0 p m m
the Pamplin spurts Cent&
Page 12 • rlll! \lll\Ulll hlhli1M llni\.1JI~ir \\tlllm
h ld m1\•rnpl••tun t•u er lom1 11 .1m to
S Jl111 \t.ttl\' nl I hlf\'lf{ll t:'fllllnlllllll
"til hCl Sl!t,;ng tmthlteln:rl fo()(h nncJ d••m
unstmtlng Art nnd cr-alb trum ltmlr
nutrn tliJUnlnt•s
• llw l'cn1Lutd \'mllh l'hllhannnntc"
tiOth \nlll\\'1 '"' l'c•ll('01 \\\II fc :till"'
J ICOh \\ haltltllO\ romhtt tan~ < honaw~s
tiuln tt·wb nnd CLm :ollfl@l n..'i '"'II tt!l
Oregon ~tnh• ancii'Ut1lanrl ~tah• Umwr ·i
tiC's at Jl m In the Cl"ic \udttonum fur
ti kvt tnirm.'ltiorl. c ll U.l~
• 'lngto t•,,n'nt" MtliP''" \ \'ori-h"P"
''111 t~ held ot ~~ John :.o s..·hool Slh and
\\ hmgton \\ urlo.shops b<!gm at noon
nnd llw cosl for the• da\ ito. <7 .50
• C',oi\C\"'11 Of Mu'i.i<' For :O.tri'V(~ b~
Comn•unt h tu'<ic (,('lltcr~tucl••nt' '' ith
11 ,fsllng ngcr Mia Sa'ugc ,,;u tx• nt 3
p.m otthe\\e~wrnlo~l~ t"'ntt•r,.l0..'\3
s \\ twun Rc,;ul J\dml slon h free. call
~
2.31·1 •S..'> fllr mon~ infnmutlion.
• '11w llls.'lblllt\ \\nl'\!lll''-' c.umrmllcl'
ol 1-::.Cumt•ntc.n l MimMrir.' uf oregon will
conduct n onc-d.1v onfcrcncc ttl Pfr,t • l mtod M11thodl't Chm h, ltl..'JS S,\\', J~l·
1c•n;c1n I or nddnlol'\<ll intunntatlon, call
21 1·10.'i4.
• An l nflnl hoo PI~ for Plnynr
l'inno daroclt•d bj Nlkllo Mtkhnltli.:O\ ,
\\Ill bt• hO\\'Tl in l.mt.'Oin tinll at Portlnnd
taw Unl\"ef'511.)' at 7:30 p m l11e film 1
th• Ia 1 In u ~·ncs of ~O\Wt film"
un.
• l .. 'l ... t•manuto probh•mo;; "ith a papc1r?
\\ nung kills Cenh~ tutors "ill bu •l\"atla·
bh-. an l~mnrn r.k Lounge !rom Hto tOp m
Drop tn. no nppomltnt!nt m'OC.,~I)
• JUI"\ ' ' lri'h {".abaff'l Of Oublan'' \\ tiJ • pN1orm :u thr Portland Cine \uditonum
31 Jl Ill !'or 11det iniOI'tl'l.lllon ~.311
Cuh·bnl\ ,\llrnt lion',,, 226~137 1
• .. I'\H1I·a 1 .. ol "\o\10t 1\oalily: Rl'ltg1011 .
l\I'Jl"'"MUI\ 31\!.J \J\11 S••mllt~m . II> thtl
lnpu• of a l~onh•n•ncc btluv; held .11 R~-.>t•d
..oiiL•gc• "''J'TlOIL' ,pcaM·~ tndud.• sen
Mali.: lli!tlh•ld lllt! oonll•n.•nc:e ''111 h••
hdd trom 1.30 to l\ p nt for mon• mfor
n\anon, rail .!~S·67G 1
• Opc•ning night for ''\tacbeth " :ts I""''""
IOI'TTied b) lht• I ( the31f'l dq)o.'lrtnll'fll
Pt"!ri'onnan CI' throuah "-lturda\ , llr •
,\eft'~ nwatn•. 8 p m • ttw ,,Jg1uh In 11 .. ..,;,. ol llhnN pon·
scm'<l ll\ thel U \\unK•n ~C.unll•ri ,\lrn .~
'"'''e' ·"' ,, lldt'lll) ,,, ·'"'' \\liU\In~ doo. ll•
nwnl.tl:) "lm h 1-(1\1' uuashtlnto tlw rolt•
ol h\'11\g m.,h• I ht• llhn '"111 hc1 ~hm' n 111
I umlinMIII 11 lll p m
• Alnn \\' bhcu, r.11rnmth • ~·n1111
"' c 111 h '' ..,. uth• ul the tin" ant Bu 1
.,,~ s ~ ht)OI \\lll !'J.IO••'-at 1 p 111 in tlw
Cuum·al l hnmhcn;
• P:1thor PntH 1'1.111, '.><ltyuj•1l Ra\ ., fir--t
film ·'" .u knowlt·dgt-d m.ah''l'lll'CC, is a
,,ltd~ or 1l 84 n~ll \illngc lumll) focusing
em \pu tht· 'ounl( '><"Ill, 1111~ lilrn b the
llflh in .:t ~~n~-.. ot lntt'M'\dtlonal f'ihn~ at
Lt. 'Jlw tUm \\111 be• .... lul\vn in l omlln-.on
nt':'pm
• '-ummL'r ol 'tl," :o;lamn~ Jcruuftor
0 "'etll ,.,,u bt• pa-.•M~nlt':d in tlw Council
Chambt•rs :st 7 p nt h) :->OJ;\ 'I ht!N \'\111
ht• an ndnu ton chargt• ol 75 C:(•nts
• J\ C;anrN Sup~lOM Group '-'1ll rnct•t .11
f:.astmon •lnnd Gt•nL'r.ll Ho~patal 2900
s K h•clt• ~~ b.•gmnrng tontght ;at 7 p m.
Call 2Jl-~99 lor addtllon.tltnlom\Jtion • • C m\f ••n: \\'Inti 17ni\Crnhla• unci C.unrt•n
t:huu-, ll.l\td I~!'<'"•'• macl c:u Se•l'le· · ti)O·
•IIJI lot , H p m In E\,ltlli ,\udltu11urn
• 1 hf'U( krnurtun l.cc•ttu'll In lllstn"
fuur 1\,tr_.(lrnll.:.ul••h, pn1lt• sm 111 Mlrlrlll'
l-..1!lh'l11 hi lui) ttl \',tlo• IJnh.t•r lh "111
spoak 111 tlu t hapc•lut ll 11m
• Fflh, ~"ilsi.C I nit nlfatlonotl Mudrmti
Week 11wnw I h • Kol(! or lnll!nllltc onal
'tudenls ol 'ht• C'.oll FW
• \\ 1lllam ~llllk~~pto:m• \far.bcth, -.~
pcrforrm•d b.) tho ll llullttro Ut•pan
"'' nt. 'nn be I!Cl'll ,. teh •"Tlntn~ nt 8 fUn
111 tht• ltr \ct s 11tt•blro from P<lh r
through \lnn~h :l
• Studnnt~ l~ur< .. ,y lltul l.A·~iun night
upf)Url group lor C(ltiC t•nu d gu nnd
nnn t(l'l) lullf'nts l~u ult~ nncl tnlf me 1
L!\-,.1"\ 1\tuaula\ nl I I' m tn t h•• ( haJloCI
Mcl'lll16 Rollm
• 1 htt U' \t.tth Sklll!l (<('llll'r will ClJlCn
1\ll~:.ci,a.) nmt Tlnan;rl~t\ ' na~thts dum'B
Wllll£'1' h•rm II'Om t• IU ll .Ill J1 m hat ttl lUI'
lng tn math nncJ lt'sls len tilth 1175
• \11 f~hil,ition nl lhtl t•ortL:tnd \n
~h·~·um tn-.c '!il lhl' chl\ lopnwnt or '~·~~ ·
dl'h'nn balamm,1CZ. a htghl uc c:IBm\Cd
1-urop.,-...•n ulptor "hn<;tl uri IM!i untU
now l>t•en llltlt• Sf.'t'n an thl' tJ lhe
\1.\hthll "111 lw avatl.thlt• lor \1t>\\ until
1\.lan: h U! • PL'"\'•' wlll spun';()a' till' ~>hm\ing olthc"
l.A!\~i"' & C1ora.: ( ulil'f'llon until MatT:h 111
~~ 117 N,\\ Sth
• Onfo(oinf{ lour'hom c ,._.,._.,., in I PR
IC<trdtopulm onoly Ht•.,uscatntiunl ~~
olfcn•cl un n numthl\ b.tMii nl \h•nd11n -f'ilrk llo"p•tol c.lll 6n·2187 lur
lnfunnallon
•{ untempnr.JI]- C rnltx l~nlll'f"Y • onll
ol the• oldusl troll., gullnnt'' m ttw cuun­
lt)'• hosts an lnh'l'n..tlton.Ll'T ~~ l'nr1\, 'ln
!i\lllhat ol mon.! than ~o unique tO:lpot)
lrom amunll lht• \'\wid llw ;o,hm.., \\111
conunut• thmugh ".fun h t7 at 39~ 1 ~.\\
( (""ht•ll
·~ubmis,funr; co ttw. '>Ut'lion ttl'\'
pnnh-d lrcl' of rh.nfRC nnd 'hould oo
Oddre_o;.-,ed 10 "J~hJklo; ~ Uf"t"\'flC"I "
Campu' 8o\ 2 t, Lt.:wi., ond < iar'-Coli • l'
Pol11nnd O~on 9'7219 'lht•dt·adlhwh5
p m. l'hur.dllV'o lor puhlkalicm the roJ.
lowing lllur.d..ly .J\11 ~ubmi .Jon,Nhould
be ~'})P.d doubl£1 spnc od .
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