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

Volume 48, Number 19

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1984-04-01

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Women
T'alarnantez ke.vnotes s.~'1nposiun1
nohl'11 Oukf's
01111<1 Plonoor lA
femalr• pu\\1~ nnd uutholit\ • figun• trom south'' t•st lnrhnn
trndltlun urc moch•ls tor tort... a
woman and c hobr, thr. ki1 nut!]
1w..akf!r fur tlu wt•c•l.; 1 hanJ
annual \\ onum syrnpu .. aum
tarung \londa
Inns 'I alum .. mt~ proh• su•· ol
n•liSJOU!l unci < har.anu r.tudit• ,11
the Umwrsuy ut CaliloiTii..t sunt.t
Bllrhur.,, dt l'U" ••d Ui ttc1fi
ln\'olwrl in ncaclcrntc -.t nrch
11nd n·ad lnchun I tbk .md
JiO('Ill ll1i p .. u1 ol hc·r PI"\'H'rll•tlton
m tho Cou:lC·il c homoor
'Wlt;dom lfi lmplil'd In tho u·m1
woman nnd I tlnd thnt 'Ul) pro·
found." l'alumnn t~·7. 84id wh('n
~he ch'S<'ribcd 1\pJc hL• lndt,Ul
"ords .mel tlw n'l uning lmpor•
tanoo ul lt•mult ft~r •s • Sh;tl·r hood 16 pmwrful sht ud
l hu rt•lt• nl "1101 "n iu thll
matnhnc.,l lnclinn culture hn
ha!i reso~ar-cht':d and hvcdwtlhan•
Slgtuttcanl (l& tudn\ ",.,nwn •
I>OJtrt'.h lor ldt•ntlt.) rlllnmont l'.7.
mud ' \fy I"C.'>t.:an::h n.--vcal that m
tht•!uJ t omrnunlt ic \\'onwn
ucquu,. oon idt>rnblt• 5tJCultu cui
lllral and politu~l PQ\'''r
· \\'omcu haw always lJi •n
I{Oiht>N'I gatherers of loocl und
plant . llcM can "" trnu tonn
tlwt mto onwthing nw.utingtul
;snd use lui 101 toclll\ '' om .. n" • Bchc!\O tnt:.. thti) .tn• st•,u-clung tor
their• sptnlual h•guc~ .'' 1 alllln.m·
tt~z '!<Uti
As early a~ the• I lith c t•ntur\'
Amc•nettn!i J oc:ognllttd tlw unpoi
tuncl' ot htudving Anwrit>an
Indian cultun• 1 ulnm.tntt•;, Mtd
'There '"'h! 1 ·rla.ln tndt,idual"
"ho lhau~t-u lhtll h\ the atuc;l\ ol
n.Jll\t! C'Uhuro and tht> en\llron m a11cient models
" \Vomcn have ahvays been
gatherers, gatherers of food
and plants. HO\\' can we trans-­
form that into something
rneaningful and useful for to­
day'· vvoman? Belie\:e n1e, they
are ·carching for their spir­
itual legacy.''
nwnt tht•n) \'\.aS &oml'thing to be
h.•arm!d there."
l'\llaman tt!~ rci\d severn!
Sou th~' ·~tlndJan fable:.leaturing \\Om••n ali thP n•l·umng poo.~t.-r
und authonh' lig"U~ t•rnphtiiL ·
mg hamHmy '"11h on tun• and the
cultural Importance of \\Oflll'fl
She Uwn uddcd St-... era I pot..'flts
tn Indian ~tuthors und som.-•lnr.r-
~
Ill'\ ''uri. ol h•:r~n 8boUI ~'nii\'C
~ \nwncan and thmr cuntempor-
aJ) c.'<pcnc•nccs
Talamantt:z. ~n her dJ CUI>·
ton "lth comnwnt on lhc 61111c
;snd dtr-nction ul choh•rl.>
n_'SCM'[h ll) wumen \ women
'' e hould he more cont'CJ ned
"ith d~t!loptng ~>eholruiy , CJ'Q
'"'' rescan:h . he td
Conh'f"enc ~ for female hola.n>
an! an amJIOl111nl flAM of lostenng
bellt"r qt~altl.) ~nd nn}.lr'O'\ t•d com­
muni It on \.\ P rcali l.C It 1"
unporumt to ~orne t~'!thcr to d.i u ,. our tdtl35 und \"llh<lif.) ol
our work. \-\a n-gnrd our wort.: 11.5
the htgh~t peJiect form ol \"aU·
dattng our liV
Rest..:arch ~ WUOlilll hAs Unt·
~
que quaJtiJes. la~utl.llntez !iollld
-rhe re!>UII is datfcrent and
enduring.. 50me thi~ tilled with
women sp1n1 WtJ need more
women an tPnure tra k appomt
ments and pt..""'Clficall) more
nunontte:.o in the dcm c em,,...
onmen• Talamantez srud
Ooroth) Bcrii."Wn profi r ol
Ulglt&h.. ioklng.l •a when anlJ'O­
ducing Talamantez U~at he and
Jt!lUI Ward. proles.sorofoommun ·
h;atton would Jx•rsoll4Dy chtsPI
off the Councal Chamber Wllll"
th" nam of famou men fw
ntl.\1 }"Cllr'6 'lnJIO ium
Stallcup steps ,down
from biology post
prob3bl) be on lh" ~t!nda
Theae qulltt from the mott recent Pertpect lves
on the Paat exhibit are serving a dual purpose In
the Aubrey Wetzek Library. The colorful hang­
Ing• have been at rung up to abaorb noise on the
resonant top floor In addition to providing de~ Tart Nilsen
oration Other aprlng break changes Include a
removal of the aecond rtoor telephone to out­
tide the main entranc~ and two tecond noor
encloted etudy rooma. \II•T month5 of ~latton.
nJ>.M)OiliC l'rofcssorofBtolog) Pill
~tallcup ubm11H•d hi n igna·
taon to Dean of I cult\ ndrt.."" •
Hembcrl Tuc c.l:n cfft'CII\ e lso undecid d 1 lhc fuc of
I I .) Cal" 0\ !I"$(' ..ill ln p 10 i\fii
wtuch 'lallcup wa hcdul ·d to
lead \ance 6\'a$t • acttn dti""'""
tor ot ml matton.:l1 progrum
saul '\\ e ,.,,.ilJ o b3Ck to the bioi
o~ d panmcnt nd k If tltt.'\ •
•
"·~n\ to ubsttlule anortu·r
Ne\IV phones get doriTis off the hook H•:mlrcrt srulf toll up "' ho ha
been on lr.A\ • frum l.to'\\1~ and
Clarl.; smo • \'0,1'111~ rr tgnL>d
Jot huth mi.!Ciu I nnd p(!~Nmal
n•nsun teachf'T' for lht• pt•.)@Ulll U tht•
don r lhl•n we II a.d another
dPpanment tor a n."'Clomm!!nd.'l
ltun for u sp ~ahz.ed ocadenu
pn~111 omcpla " ei~>C <,hcJI;t lk~tJIW
Of lht! l'oon 1 T I ~
·n, .. nc~ t ht.•~ t thing to btltn~
there I b.td.; in pl.tcn thit. \\Cl'k
at\ cor uhout -10 Ill!\'\ phont'' '' t'l"\'
ilutllllt•tltn tht• ciomt~> owr • pnng
ln-liL..
The 0("\\ phorw" cnllll~ out ol
lli'Ces n 1 6aid lh•nlM' Thump·
lOr\ rct~tt lt1nOt• l1.1lb dtn•c tor. and
an• tuaJI\ usod phon that \\"l't~
lruaallt>d Into thl• wull
1luo nldtn thHt•f'l•nu• b the-,• • can 1 bt· mo\l d out ottht• booth"
sophumon.• Mikt• MacKillop --atd
~0\, lhc•v c3n t tiill otT thut.r hnlc -.\hell'
'I don't liJ..t• thc•nt • said
PauiNtc· MIU'b JUOJOr It I JU~l a
has~<lo II If• more Loll\ t1ntontto bt•
tblo to ~o out in ttw hall •
for Jc'at" ~~~ hnd phone:.
dlmagl·d h~rt· and dtdn t tla\ ~to
P-\\-an.) thlll~:_t Ktud l homp .. on
Tht, chnngt'~ M\ t· lll.•t•n br~ntght
about b,· tht• bt't'.lk up ot \T&.T
~0\, f>ut.tlit N\lrthWt''' lh•lltn.lln·
lain th•• Un~s hut ;\'1,'-1, I pro·
\lllt•• the• tn lrUntt•nt:. ;and
U\t'O>Ct\S tlw lon~t dl'>t.ll\0' s.~·r­
\ictl I tw o 1 h.uJ tnt'rt'.lM d
Hnun I tWI'l'nt t• HI tilt' audio
\\ ual clt-p u'tmc•nt M wdwd L~nd
found tlw tW" phone• lll\lt \T& r would h.l\'tt (lutrgt•d ~S7 a
unit to rt·plure tht• phuncs dl\rn·
.l!·tl'd or ~toltm ln11t full
..,-hat dtdn 1 :-t!t!m to be ut
c!lh.'< ti\'e ''·) to "pt•nd tudc•nt ~
roorn n·nl • satd 1 hompson shti
could not rt•nwnthM"' tho t•\al'.l
c:O!;t ol tn~Uallnuon hut CO!> I:> \H1l~
cua b) ha\lng M u I r. Ntudt1ntr.
m. tolll thf' phont\S Cruduah•
Gh•nn Jacub and Juntnc Gn ft' • placed the \\aU unll:. tntu thll
dorms rothPr' th;m '\'I'& I
The phone.' an.• tn\nttd bv LC
s.o "ill not be chAJl(cd o rental hx
~l~ldl'lg \\llJ (OnllllUl1 to bt>
3dmtnt!ill'.l'l-d In' the nurl.io \.isual • departm••nl '' ith the,.~, rpt1on of
woN.. do.-w. on lht• hnt' Thornp-
5011 :.;sid.
Thomps on -..11d tluwc· are
~m~ probiL•m:. \\tlh tht• lll'\V
phonos whtch bh.'Mt lrom thL· dl:al
on lht• we ,. ol the• phont• ln:.tc•.ld
ot tho lomll!f pu~'>h bullon ~; "till
dent~ \\hCl u~t· long dt'>tann•
C'l'1!dtt 1•ard~ or o ll'llll4 rlt!>hlflC••
:..Cr\ arc likt• ~pnnt nu" hu\c' to go
through tht· campu., :.\Vllch
hu.artl to makl• <'.tll!i
Jerilvn l'nJSt uu jumu• and
''\\ltc h board upc•r.atur ,,ltll llr.tl
tt•h•phom• ''all nor ''on-\\lth
lun~ ,Jt,tanc i' c::n·dtt c :ud:. or
"pt,nt \\ t' llA' I' to rulllht• Uf)t'nt
tu• .md gl\11 lh•·m the nutnbm ~ One good nspnct ot th • phones
l!i that thcttnnd ,.mdali!>m\\ou ld
not b<l •IS li"d\ ::>he '31d llw • phone" are unauractl\ uno ha' ~
hlllt 11 nn) n-sale value.
l'rcscolt r.~ud 'andali ''" "-11!>
uwall} due 1o tAking p..rt oil th•·
phone Th•• IlL'\\' phone...; are
hookt•d onht the wall. w \OU -cun 1 disconn~ t thmgl' ''~
t'lll "'' h . ~
But tht! dial phon~ ha:-. one
otht•• anoom cnumr' tor some
Pt-escott a.;std I don t mind dtal
mg lntt I don t t'\.'Cn knO\' m)
dad , numbt "!l' I ne'\'CT memo­
nud the number. lUSt the pos.i·
lions on ttw pu h button phone ::otlllil'up "•IS lnnurod pruft•v
sor \\ h11 t.tu~ht a\ Lt; for li \ •an;. •
"The": '' ~ djfh~n ~ 111 hts
rl'l.tuon ... ,,,th the tXlllt~,; • <md 11
sccnwd " hun:h•n lor htm tu tll\
h, re. Rc..'fltbt~ S.'Jtd , ... ocdd~
II tmght bt• t);•ltt!l IC1 JlUI':SUt• U
\::.u'\..""-"1' eb11'1' he •
~ .. arch hn' not yet begun tor
tu ~u I!SSOr. bul Rt•mbcn saui
tht' biulug\ de~Mnacnt ha ht."'
dult>d a rotrt".:tl to 'tiscu the pru­
grnrn and that the c;&n h wtll
3 Hydrotub es and Han1burgers J ht• tnp lo tluwau \\ hich tal·
I cup wa:. to lc:uJ clunng the'' m
ICC hn!.ill;: \\.a$ C&ln "1100 \\Ill It' ht'
t.IL'cd ~ '" hcthcr to renuun nl l
I hme fond rec;ards for Lt
rd 'IIIIICUp \\ ho pn•clir:lt.'<l th I
he ''uuld n!Itllllllllt Portbnd nd
pur uc .:~notht>r c:srccr '"
m •drcal-rel3ted runs
I ha'~ no Ul trehng a1 aU 1
wanl to lea\'e\\1th a ,;ood fechng
on all td . he s:ud
~h•~ll'r tlw Mt 1\t·rt.'li' lilllllJit• an the· Jleschut~e nd n.unblt: nlund the Ku'{Ue 111
l nth\ L~tr.u,h-.tu , tlllllJliC tn\1t!\\ l'l tht .. "' umqu" n.-...tnumm"
7 La'\: Lacks a Loss
1ht• ll nwn s h'.tnl etl8 xllts " ' 'loM!r 10 an undl'ftmted sc:
lu.-.t '' l)(•~('llll hnnsms ets n~""Xlrd tu :J.() in lr "tlf' pht\ son \\"'th '" o \\1n • Campus in Brief
u.nann
Of thr """'rfr*,..,lft'tY!I'
Card catalog confu ed
pnl t-•oot aOkes an usual) lots ul tun lor the tncl-1 wr. but not
aJ\, "''~ tor the 111~ ~ Apnl Fool " da,>, ln.l.s.hman 1-'lh501l ;\ndrt':'on , • .--a!\ the! 'tcttm
of a pnctic:l1 jo: in the ubrc) \\'all'.c'-Ubraf)
t-:\'ldentl\ $01Tlt!0n~ other "-laycd 1n tht• hbral) atlcr hours or ~ m and 1'\::uTiln E"d aU 700 drowMS of thl l'.Drd c-atalo~~
1 '' not amu.,e<f at all 5aid •-'ndcnon who \\b the on!) one
wor\in,: at the tune and ~pent two hours pulltllf; tht' dnnH,.,_ np.ht
oftef' romcont•l"t'port~ that all tht• drawers w~re m•\t:d up
~nl\ •~ am nJ:,Attng the madcnt
Ballot Bandits punished
The line of the~~ bol ahieo.~ wa scaled aner the thn . .ot•
suspect plcadoo SUJh)' bdore ltwl L,,,;s and ~ JudiCSAI Bo.trd
to the r:.haJl: that they stole the \Wlot bo\ dunn tht• \~LG
run -off eJ· tion last lei IlL
1'tw resull · •he Jud1aal Board pt'Oer.(~m~s are that scmor o\1
J'Dlmrr. 5a ""eo. • Sl-ddon and sophoman• P:aul BJoornrJUbl art"
on prObauon unulahe end ot lhts tf!llll they are e.\pc<:ted to work
"1th the 'l.C E.\ecut•' Council to otter Ol>tlon. for tmUf'O\ltU: tht•
~u.. ctecbOn prore:.s and t~ mu:i.l "·nh• leltl~ ot aptllofl\ to
the £).~tJ\'e C..ouncil rhe £.lt'ctlon~ Comrru sian and to tht! four
run-ofl candld.ltcs.. ~d JUnior Oa\ld Otlict'r, £h.'CliOn" C.ommJc;ston
chair 01nd :-tud~.--nt ·at·larse on the E.'ecuU\'t! Counrtl
11lc theft of ChC' ballot boll w~U> qid to be 3 respon'>C:' to lht•
AOilef'r Los editonal endo~mcnl ol ASL C pn 1denttal canctidaltl
1uruor Paul John..~n. "'him came out on the da) of the run-ofJ
elect ian.
"11u~ '"'u one of the first dr.an f'lt~1on untd the b;lllot bo:\ was
taken s~ud Offir.er. "''t cau:oed a lot of people to pend mon:• tim •
and munC) 11 ruined the elccuon cxpc:'i"lcn ce fur tht• c:andtatcs and
for the LC. Sl.ld Officer.
Officer 50\ld ht>. '''aS tisfioo \\lth the Judae~al Board dOCJSJon 10
this CZIS{'., ahhou::'h I thought U oould hlnf• been mon• harsh. he
~d
1t was '~ fair. sa~d hcldon 1\'t! JlM''ed our pomt and I
thinL; '' e camt"d 11 off prett~ ,,,.Jl \\ e had a purpose. It "o:u nos
ru~ a h:noru;t acuon he ~ad
Murdering Medalia wins
As~ in.ation as ~'is and Clari> fina.ll) Slopped last t-·ntb)
''hen a~~sin." game paniopant . sophomom Pat ~hmha. k.iUed
his last ,,ctim. sophomore Ke\1n 0 Hollcam
0 liolleam wu killed 3t appnwmatf'l)' 6 p m f'ndll) "htle
he ~u ''"'rid"6 at the U~l'lU) CUJl'd.ing to Master Controller ,
Junior 'lll' Fn:dericlcao. Med.lha \\t:nl down tht• ulP.-.'Dtor to the
~~ a:NeJ" lko. ,~fle'wpon he t2'1M1ed ;around t.lw counrer.
nurs• through the $W~ngmg doors and ahot O'Holleam 10 the bad:.
I felt l..ind of !'urpri<oed luci.y really." 54Jd \1t.-dalia aboul h1<.
hoJdi~ out to the l~t I didn 1 rhink 11 would tum out that wav."
0 Holl~ had held oul to be one of the 14M two people 10 the same and had not killed anyon.
11lc SOfA sponMJred aswss tru pme which ~1&11t.'Ci Ia t tcnn.
was postponed dunnt: finals and scheduled to resume spnng
teun ..
lhc game went on longer than w:u eApccted. ~~oaJd Frt"dencb
Med.alia s tJi8 pa}'Off \\tu a Walkrnan Mr.reo and th • three
runnm. up eaCh recen.ed an album ollhetr choaet•
Pioneer Log
Editor. TOdd ,.,. tssen
&9tur. Maoanne
R111D ft
Nftfl Edh:oi. Robett Oake:~ .... &lttDr. Meghan
Fic:htM\ILJ
Ptt4r.a. II .. 12. Tracy
Sd11•pp
Ptdofp .... J &ID& G«My
Butterfietd Jim Meet
Fntlnl&dlwts' mad
&IIDI: Suey WII\8Wef
Sportl •• Mary HU'J, ~· •• Dean Tofte a 11D111 IIMt..., . Greg
OustJn
CIJUIII .. M PJir. Roo
FUAozy eo, ~- . Glenn FOUl l8ln Wrtlai& Mh Lu1l,
lahe M.alrncMSI. S~lah
Beyeae, Torn Lyden. Catol
Hamman. Glenn Fou1
O:lr'tw Wilw& Rebecca
8Jown Lauf11 Grimes Stt
Ec2wa.rd WOI&ams, Tim
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rigtn 10 cJony any ach8f1!r Fe IS
wtlictl we lelf • contlaty ao
Page 2 C..IYert. Peter Galvan. Enc
Warner
Sports Wrtter& Rich
Jcwdan Cathy S e!Qel, Wendy
Agln
futw'e/£nt&rtainmerd
Wrttars: Cathy Stegef,
Cathy Gnrdeau, Jam I
Mustafa, Daisy Magee,
Bruce JottNOn, Peter Cet1an
PlutugtlpMi a: C..rotyn
Kato. Cneryl lbabaO. Amy
LoomiS. T eri N sen. Oms
Alnl
Pio+•..:tioa Ret ace. Brown,
KeDy Krem. Catny Suagel,
N&a TOfTey, Kat'ltl Orv1k
Ad Ct•w: Brenden Hyde,
Bott>na Loeffler
Pt * Ock Spenc:.er G«Wm c.toulat Greta
Stoc:ketwand C.. NitkA Judy
Odenheimer
AdwtMr. Juhe Jones
.,....... Chief
Pickett
,ournallsuc ettllce •n..~ COllege
polloee
Views exp need 11e hue of ltle
wri..,.. 1llnCI do nc:1t ne c e saeniy
reftec:t lhe VIC WI 01 ltle a1Ud II rl
boOy h ~ . Ot 1he ccllge
edrlliniSU..-ut'l Unsign. ~ edrtOri8ll
are IWOQ511od and ere apprCMid by
N wos and manaaers of ta
nw'lC' rw and rei' ad fie maptty
opinion of thole oftcela
Sdectcon 01 c:ar1Donl ~
In lle Opiiora •• cton • lhe
r•IPOOIIb! of lle ()pnon Edib Aluii1Ili o ce cl1arters clubs
n
01 Uw:! PiOI hif
\\hat do tht• san J.nnd:"'O ~)
,\n:a tht• ~;,ult Taoom.' area
and Southern C:OIIromaa h~w 1n
common., lht."\ an• •·arh <>Ill'~ lor • l.R\'1 :snd Cl3ri:"' lah'St l'ITort to
s.otrdif) alumn1 n·lauons · C.ha~
tt:ored Alumna Club'
Acc:onling to Potur \'lAho
din."Ctor ol alumni n•lation th~
adea \\'b dt"\clopcd b,\ 1h~ 33·
member ..\lumni Bo.l.J'd la:r.t )l'M
to "!>trcngthttn tic bctwt•t•n
a.Jumru and the ootlege M by· lAW$ and t•l !t t5 otliCL~ and
dinlCtO~
4\n)' pl"f'Mln '' ho ancndt'!d LC
for orw lull vcar constitutes an • alumnu& or alumnA. '\Olid \'bho
"You can come vvith
friend from vour • activitv or meet a lot .,
of nel\ people it's a
good \vay to relax ...
l1l~ organi.z..ttmnal guidchnes
-.tJpulatc that the club<; arc
e\pocted lo be linanCJall) -.elf·
upportang although the Alumni
Offic • may a. t~t m CO\.-enng costs
dunn the fonnat1on -.ta.ge:.
The Srul fl'anci~ Ba\ Area
Fnencb ol l.cw~s and Cl.ui<
;\lumni Club, formed Jao;t ~ummcr , i tht l.l..rltt· I club \\iltl
about 600 mcml:u"" s;ud \'It
ho_ Ttw Pug4'1 !>Ounu Alunvu
( lub~ ;Jfld tht• Soullwm Calib.
nsa Alumni Club ... orgllnU:f'd 1&11
t~ummr.r ond latll f'chruan • n.. ~Cit"-ely ha' l' alumni from
both th(' P~lotine lllllllnd t\lb411)
campu • uid \ 1ohm
n \Jumnr Club lor tho ~
tland area. '' hl!l"'.l obout half~
u;" moro than tO.OOO alurnnJ
re tde I~> currentlv 10 the '"nr~l ..
?
saad \1aho' In addition \'btQ,
~id the ;\Jumni Board 111o l!'&r­
nwijng clutb 10 Wn htngton
O.C:.. Dcm t'f', I h~ ~~ England
tales Haw;ui. and To o "·~
lh • mc>ncan l..1ngu4ge ln<~~litutr.
alumni would be included
"I Setf it as an eltCiling nC\o\ (Qo.
mat for u. ," s.rud \1aho s outlinod m th(• dub'; ~ ·
11onal guadehnt.-s the function ot
the group" "ill tndudc ho 11ng
~peakin!' engagemen t b) l.C pro­
fessor':' and admm1 trator&. pro­
\ tdmg career updates a net
dt.,-elopmg 'ummCJ cmplo 111Cnt
opponunua s for loc.:;sl undt"f"­
(Ua.duat~ and .. pon~nng soctal
acti\1he.-> for illumm
To rece~~· a ch.lMt.'f', a group ot
alumru must .. ubmal a ptttanon
olfenng It<. Mll"\1~ us :1n organlZ·
ing commttt~ If 3 croncr is
granted pt~unoncr~> are
appointed as the conwning com·
rrunee ilr the new club. Thf" ~
\lmtng commallt>e th<m adoptz-AIG to enlist student help in recruiting
~Ukc. Lull
Of 1 hr. 1'\ons-r l..Gif
In an efTon to attract hrgh quaJ·
itv tudcnts to L.c\,,., and Clark:. •
ASLC Update
• \\t!lcome back to L.C and ~pring &-1!1!
• Me.:t our na.' Studt'Tlt n.-p~cntatl\c.s ;s.nd thetr il!-<a!>tants ·
Paul John n 1:: tn~trH' (;,ouncd i"r'r3tdent , 8o' 12:95
8t'Uld.a \\ anUc:r, ,<\dnuru!ltrall\ e JWI.!Ianl of £<:.. BOA lllO
~•dir R.u..oull f'nostdem of lnlt',.,..fiOillll .'tudenls J\.uociauon, Bo' UlO
Eric H) land.. \!G"t! f'rest'dmr of &Jcfsft & Ftn:vtr:t', Bo' ll13
ChaN LD-~u . ~<\dmlfl&.!ltratnr AL,~,tnnr of Buds~"• & Ftnanc~ Bo\ 1634
Tom \brru&. \ ''~ Pre::ud•:nl uj £\.1\B. Bo:\ 2.30
Msltn RC'«'d.. .t\dmlfll•lrati'C: •WI:\IBnt oj \Ao\8, Boll 2.30
\unu Hlrahana. \1cr Pla.1dent of ln/orm.tiiiQrl & Prognamnung, BoA 112t
LA"Slie \lalmqu l.!il. i\dmm•.rtrarn•n As.sL•tant of I&P Bo' 1755
80\ 1755
~tephante 81"0'ovn Srudmr-.lt ~ Bo., 510. CJtt 4S.S
l.jp OMxJm. 'tludmho\t·I.Mgt'. BOll WSZ
Anna Schatz ~tudmt -\t l.olr&e. Bo~ ~00. ext 19!
Unda Jrmt'n \rudmtw'\t lA"'C,. 8o\ tZ74 ~t 384
Don1d Officer Studt'IJN\t •I.Jargr. 80.1: all& t:'ll JUS
BNn McCic-.n&twl F.Jl,·Offion. ao~ t6'i~ c~ ..Sl6
Jaclo; Pcmn ~Officio. Boa 2t00 ~
Jane \ t<dtnalr. e,, OJ/iao, 8o11 J036.. eal $69
• Rem~mber: We are your voice in !\tudent go,emment and
'"~ re more than an~ous to hear from you! \..'P~ and president!>
can be reached at e~t 581 or Bo111 140 EH'f'\'One '" anvited to • come down to thr ASU lounge anvume . our office hours are
~ted
• snu ante~trd 10 setting mvol\ ·d . 'ltudenl po-;ition are n~\.
open on a number of faculty and tru-.tee:.-. commmees malJng
di-cis.ion."' on a \1lricty or aspect and ISsue.; concerning LC.
Wotrh for l11ers tor deta1l or contact Paul.
• Too\ cour \'Pol SN\Bl ''ould hk£! \ ou to knO\" that - ~ apphC.ltJon.o; an: a"allablt> now for tht! S.o\AB Re-.enrch &. \'iSJting
Scholar Grant for Spnng 84 Fonns iU'e il\a.tlable 31 the Into De~
and MP. du~ on \pril 30 Que .. llOn:. · Call Tonv • • Telling your patience. the ( cntrnl Calendru- ir> coming ..after
o few touch-up-.. Do ~'OU hiM! t'\.COIP. that vou want Mudenlb to
kn~' about, 1 hl· calrndru- wfll huH• 'pace for e\lerythlng
corrung up this tcrnn fonn-. are nm' a' allablc at the Info De:.k
and muat be> tumt.-d in by the 11. •f'Miay preceding the \\~ek of
)OUr e~oent , but tooOnt'f" the beth•r We a.Jso encourage \<'OU to
.!1\lbmit a haJf·pagt• Oit·r or a h5 canJ ""1th spccifiClli lli('e
in~>truction:- on Jr()( m1
• forms lapinD will oo .1\':tilable for SOfj\ Dirccton. and Forum
Senes Otrector applicant& nr.xt week. (or tht• 19S..·85 otcademic
yt>ar Think about 1tl
• Muanwhtle. gt!t togc>thlY wtth olht-r Ponland are.:1 coUege
tudent• for il great time at the li~l annual · College Ski Oaz.e"
sporu.ored b} the Associatt>d Students of Ponland State
Unnerr.it) The btg da) i!l Fnday April 131 Tranaponauon will be
pnMded from PSU to Ttm~rhnc Lodsc lt'4Vlng at 10:30 am
and n:tuming at lO~ p m
The packagt· also includ~ w competitions. ti~ot.~ mu~centettain ·
ment, !iwtmmJng, .auna no" und rwo-for-one pnces on rental!.
lesson~ , lift nckcta and mom Plu O'l.'ef 100 ,plh and doorpriz~" '"111
be g.J~n awuy.
Allthi& can be .voura for onl) S9 per pc~n and S 10 for non·U.:
~nne l Tu~ket1> ar•• .n-a!labll' al the Info Oc.-ok, lnquiriel> caJI
Bnan King. Mudr.nt ·•flaj~ chlll'l)t'N>On \~PLU nl 229·3454. 1fyou'rc
baahful talk lo our Ptvo. P.tul
• Off..Campu"' Stud\•nl& 1\vo n•pn• ~'ifmta ttvc..'\ are nl-edcd for tho
BudgPt &. ~lnam ·t• BoJJ'd tc·ontac:t f.tiCI. and then: u; one mort!
op<.>nmg un the Into &. Programming Board tc·ontacl Yumit.
• Yum1 lllfoo n~·ds a I ort 1 Oonu Rcprcst•n tattnt for t&.P. But
thc:n:'t. no need to go changmg durrn5 to oo on the• board• Both
I& P and B&.f tan tndudt• nn.) numtx'f' of IL'·Officto mt•mbers .
!!0) 311 th111k about 11. lllld lf'l u& lotOio\.
• Finall\', th1.1 t~t!CUIJH' C.ounrtl has ju&t •ng.al(ed 10 II&
Bnumaornaing f Hort 1'\o 1 You might be antt•,.,-. tt•d tu KnO\\ thai
th~ po:t&Jbihl) ul pto~o •ding t.G "tth ttr. 0\\ n fi\\>,ng e;t•l& \\.-l:ll.•
di6CUI>bl~ \\•• awau your comnwn t hod olhl!l' «XJUall) eAClltng
ldt:ast the \dml!"!\ions lntere t Group
(;\ 1 C. tR orgnnl:ang ""'"o m:ttor
proit ctl' this tenn \ Letter \\ nt
mg Campatgn and ~tuff It'
l.a"t ~londav the Adml. sJoru • Office ~n t leth~r-. 10 all tall 19A.l
apphrant~ Through tho Letter
\\'nttng campaign , the ,;\I C
pbn' to wnte foUow·up letlt'n
from l.C stud<·nt-. to adrruttl'd
fre,hmen Beth Gu!>t. !'>Ophornono
and dtrcctor of th<• proiect, ~.)1
that the A.l G. ha set a goal or
re.1c·hing aoo -.tudt>m to "'sha.\
them ltht.' prospccb' e l>tudent~
trot re-11 people ~lU.,t here."
All l.C student~ nre trongh.
encouraged 10 partic:1p.1te and
will be lre3tcd to 3 barbecue
dinner outs1de the Rusl\ Nadon
Friday. ,.\pril lJ ror writing four
letters Gust emphn~ucd th:lt llv
wnung should not tnke much
time and that aU !'ltahonery and
stamp will be prcMdcd
Lencr Writlng <>tarted earti~
thjb week as the AJ C. bcg.ln
re<:ru1ting lellerwnters and thrue
interested rT\:1.)' participate In one
of the follo~o4oing sessions· PJau­
Huward mam lounge pnl5 6 to
9 p m ; Hart:deld ,;\pnl 9, 6 to 9
p.m; Stt.•wan, April tO. 6 to 8 p m
and Akin from8 to tOp m. also on
ApnJ 10.
The idea was de­
veloped by the 33
member Alumni
Board to "Strength en
ties between alumni
and the college."
If none ofth~ limes nre oom-e­
ntent C.ubt cncountg<'.!> 'itudcnts
to contucl her or Paul Sulton an
lht> AdmiSSion. Office
l.ooking to atfr.lcl ~tudenll
\\-ho arc current!\ JUnto.-.. in tugh
school. the A.J G 1!'-niM> contanll'
ing the ··sruO Ill trnd1tion . '11v
proJtJCI goalc; 15 to .end l.C mfar­
mauon packets to appro.omatel)
so 000 stud ·nts "ho ha~oe ..cored
"cll on ~1 tests, 10dlcated
tnteru:.t 10 J"('('etvins tnlonnaoon
from collcgtJS. and """ in tht
We3tcnl atatcs
'The Righi Stuff It'" \\ill t.l.kt
plact! all day on :,.;,turday. April
21. More lnformauon will be CU"
ctthll<'d throu~h addittonal pos­
h!n>, donn council' and studt•nl
UCtn>ll.)' le.ldt>f"S Sign·up ~~ohcK'I'
wtl bt• dllllribu ted aNking ~tu·
dontf> to rontnbule tlnw durin&
the f'\.t:nt o.;tuffJll dtrot•tor t:li·
,.abf•th Culd\wll pomt to lht• fun
llmt• tu bt• had bv all "ho
pa.naclr~Ht•
'' ou c:an r'.OnKl with fril•ntis
tmm your uctt\ 1t~ or met·t a lot oi
nt"\'1. pc!Oplt•-11 n good W3) to
n·lllx bccau6!• 11 Cl'rtaiOl\ does
~
not rausc u gn•at dt~l ol nca
dt•mtc: 11 1111 tw ti<lld
Pioneer Log, April 5, 1984 Bane
(.41th~ !>h1(t•l
Of 1h l'la r I~
l1llnk for u mJ
tho~ partit·s ~'0~
the Bomb!thcltt•r.
I
~&JI ,\nd the lun~
Room and thnnc
thJO~ about hm'
unm \'Ou Wl:'re ~
\\1th tiu! mu~:-ic o!
l C bands atxn
tho~" long·eala•
such 41' lndutn
\tann Fnda), :~n(
bl.e Old t::.l Pot!»O a,
and P'1 " the Butl
tn ea~h r..:a tt
be lo h.l\e fun ani
a)§O h.l'-e a good
The rdea has
create with cnt
mind whUt: expl
mu~t:al l.tlt~lb a!
..;a.ad seem &me
,\fann Pndav .I
We like to roc~
crowd, said~
Added drurruni
rruL 1\ e·re not a
tn e.'plonns it~
as
as
as
as
as
as
·---·-· I
I
I
I I I I
I ,.
I I
I
I
I
I I
I L •••• _.
1 Pioneer Lo dub ,~,th
s;ud \,.
d lumn1
m Calib.
lllUZed lu!
Ft•bruiU'\ • amni fran!
and Alban)
r the Pur­
Jut half o(
)0 alumnJ
lh~ ~ '01"b.
on \bhos
fd is e.,..
ashing1~
~· England
~yo wha-t
~Institute
tded
lg n~' (Of'\
>-·
~nt
"e!;t Group
""''() m310f
..euer \\"ril·
uff II '
1\dmiMioru
o.U full ·~
the Leu~
the A I G
up lcnen
) adnutted
M>phomcn
roiect .,.,, -t1 a goal o(
s 10 .... hO't\
~ student
here."
re trongl)
opate and
' barbecue lS IV {\'ail on -vritmg four
ted thatlbe
take much
;tonery and
led
"ted earltt'J'
.J.G began
'Sand those
!pate in one
ons Plau­
~pril s. 610
nJ 9. 6 to 9
,6108 p.m
)m. 3boon
de­
e33
ilni
ngthen
alumni
1 .. ,e.
are com,..
~e:. srudenu
ul Suuon an
e
.. , students
~on. in high
Jso continu­
~dition T~
nd LC anfor­
proJOmatd)
"" liCOrt.(l
indicated
nronnaoon
live in the
! wall take
~relay . \pnl
I will bt: c-U'
lillOnal pot-
11fld studenl
~ up .. hcclt
u~king .. tu·
inw during
din.'<: tor t.li·
" to tht•lun
u11 \,ho
h IT"it•nu~
trnt• ... l a lot of
too~d \\'11\ to
~
doos
5, 1984 Bands 1/rock out" for musical ex • ansi on
t:.:!l h) S II 1( 1'1
Of liM' PI~ I
ll'un~ tof' 11 rnlnutt• .1bout aU
thost• partw you"'' alll'nd•.td in
lhl' Bomb hchcr or th~ Rusty
~ail And thulunchP tn thu Trail
Room nnd ctinncn; m f II' lei NO\\
thm'-about hm,· m4n.)' or tho
un1es you WC1'1' C3rrit':d through
\\llh tho mu_ac: ot nn l.G band
LC band abound lherc llr •
tho fl long·establistwd bands
such as lndaan ~ummco:r and
\!ann fo'nda.). and nr"\\et group
lilt• Old f~l Paso and tht• R••fried..,
and Pa tht• Bullt7".
In u.ach ""'sc tht• kt..•y soom to
be 10 haH ~ fun and to help othet'fi
ai!IO ha\1! a good timf'l
'i'hP. idea hn~ ah"'ll)""S boc.-n to
cn~ tt! with t•ntenainment in
mind ~hile e~ploring our own
mu~t .a.l tnt ~lb at the srune tune.·
lll.lld C.,(."()ll Bame • gultanal ror
Mann Pndav
'We like to rock out. to ploa.se a
aCJ\\ d. wd bas !Jist Tom F"llch
Added drummer Narayan KOJ·
mal "\\'e n• not a soiMl\n blind
In t>'\ploring it indMdual mus-
as
as
as
as
as
as leal intCI"l':..'ll Mann f'rid4y nO\,
plays about on• thard ongmal
tunC$ In any gh tm he"'. '\\en·
really into domgourori1Cin.1ls \'\'l'
want to be 3 band thnl pla.)'a our
0\\ll mu ic \\ u nJally w~nl to go
60m~ ·hcre. · 11d fth:h
Old t;J Paso <tnd the Rrfri d 11
tno ol acoustk mu ICJan abo
pl.a_ 3 number ol on_g1nal \\t!
want to be Iunny, 5atc.J guJtanst
Chris Long. AO) thmg that not
an~trumi"!ntalb challengin,;. we
tn to nulkc funm• . ~
Co n"ei"SP.I't' , the mcmbcn; of -LC s j~ comho-othf'!n,, c
knO\'\ n a• Pa s the Bullur-sc.--k
out challl!ng)ng pioocs 8oth Tom
Fitch and ~arayan Kaimal :~lao
play m Pass the Buller In ;sddiUon
to Mann fric.Ja'\o·, aa '""'" u Chri •
Long. also of Old El Poso and the
Refneds
We play music that has no
commeronJ potenrinl but sl'a
challengmg.. .. said Kaimal ··Pau the Buttef" an LC Jazz combo played In the
Trtllroom lut Wednesday In con)unctlonwlth the
SOFA sponsored lunch/cflnner concerts : (from A. to L) Chris Long, Erie Lindburg, Narayan Kafmal
and Tom Fltch.
Another popular LC b4nd.
wh1ch has tompor.srily di»­
hllnded whJle two me~ are
0\i~ is Stalk of fleM\ A
strong rock c:bnct! band, ~tall of f'lesh ah.are!. a common problem
\'\11th other U: b.mlh drummer
'-coli Callison play tn another
band lnd.iAn "umme.r . a.s w •11 u
\\o1th Sta.IL; ol A h
ee
ree
ee
ree
ree •
• ve
Domino's Pizza thinks that 30 mtn­
utes ts as long as anyone should
have to wait for a ptzza
Free 30 m~nute delivery and 10
minute ptck·up service Limited
delivery area
Our drivers carry less than $10
umoteo O..very ., ...
•t980 Domonol PilLA Inc: Sharing mua~cuans 15 nt~ '
bccauStJ cer1nm types ol musi­
ca.ans an• m demand, iiaid Stalk of
flesh a \'oe&list Todd Shultz.
llltn' a honag~ of oonfi ·
df'nt mu idans ~ho W<lnt to pt5'"
fot m. aaad Kaunal
Des pte the technical problems that a.n~ schedulin,.q around
midte&ol5 ~nd other bands. prac­
nccs. the mus.ldans unanimously
a.ga ce pbying m a botnd is a YCI)
filti.siying e.'petu:noc. Said l.Dng..
The be>~ t1tne we had" when
w~ busted the P. system a.nd iUSl
~>at on OUT stools and ycllcdr
Aquatic pizza offered
at Hydrotube eateries
Oath\ Giral'donu
Of 1~ Pidk£r lA:
m.' you can mASter the
lcl\t•nzle, dnblJle in the
Dt~c.hui C!I. rumbl • round the
1'04nng Rogue. down an and\0\)
plu.a and a chocolatP. f\Jdgc-,\na
and II'\'C to tell lht• lllle. 411 nl nmr -nearest f>hopping mall•
Y • 1ul it ~ true-al am one -ol lhtt three ttydrotube rcstau-
rnnts., convenicnth locatod In
~ \\ hmgton quare. Jantz.cn
BenCh and MlllJ ws. \'OU can run -an.) or aU of three f.n'OnltJ Oregon
mt!n5 for the p1ddhng pnce off\,~
centers per oond1
It fun h not fret.> and ll
undeniabh. ,\rnencan Th" Hvd· -. rorube concept dre4rncd up in
lot all places! SAlt l.alul C1ty by
DC!o~gn'"'-orks.. 1 a oambm.atJon
not·so-tast food restaurant aqua·
11c enhY'Iainment center
At the \\'ashangton :"JqWlrc Ia cal·
'"· three tube ·tad cam thcir . -daring passcn8tn. along,..,rh600
ga.Uon.:> of w:uer pes-minutu. 365
rt~t &om limlC stont: up. wand
thvm grnduall) through a ...S 6
toot \'crtica I drop at a top speed ot
::!.0 rnJlcs per hour, and dump
thMn 10 vanou •aacs of dismay
or delight in :1 ~ 000 gallon pool
&om "' hac:h they CffllYSC to be
5CI"Uttniz.ed through the gbss
doors b\ the e31abbshtnent s -dinner guest
Some hders takr. a bien to
plug a kM' qua.r1cr5 into hung~)
"'"" gAm but mo~t tme the lhrec tJq;ht ,lf l4.lrS agrun ro ct
th" most out ofthcirSJ lo-p!uog
10\ lmenl
l'he middle slide, like Its nn~
sod:e. the Ro,~:Ue m"er. ofll:!n the
wildest nd ~lthoudl lhc4-to-50-
~ ycarold\, n~ fudging from the
euphoric yt>Jls thnr emitt d from
the lides seemed to !!JljO) an
three.
fan~ O;m~ Bumeu ''as n
pJt>~'ied wilh the Wa hington
Square Hydtorubc :; success
our wail for a pn:zJl \\ s lon,g­
and Bumeu "'aS ''CI) ple:uied
The french fri made up lor lhe
Ions ~alt howe\'er. to which LC
1unior Jeff Wilson wdl attest al­
ling them the bes-t fri C\'el" 1rut
mustard on
Ore&ted tn. the combined -resouroe s of Ore on \\~ncr
-.uppl.) and P •'.lfic ~ t Restau­
r-am 1\fercllam th th'<1rotube -rest ai..U":ll 1 bol l a menu to make
\'OUr mouth "<Iter, ~'Cn if vou .skip - . lhe \\-.&\' • . Besid " pizza and
hlnch tn burg~ Iran~ sand·
\\lchcs ice cno.a.m and non-. - . alcohobc be-.-~es are sel'\"ed an
an erti.sliCAI.Iy potnota, noon·
dt'COnltt!d t:mnonment :at reaso­
r~ble CO'' <:IJcL:r:s ~y ~ lOr 10
hdes on \'eo--~nd.sand S3 during
the "-eel. Hours arc 11 a.m to 10
p m on :>und.a.,) :~nd l~aJ
hohdays
Jwn one caution.a.n · note ror
potential ruben.: To ensure muJ·
mum enj~1nm1 of your \\sit.
don t ~up llef(we)~u bailout.
Li~ drinking and dri\~ agua
and anch<J\tes are best not
mt'ed.
Pioneer Log, April 5, 1984 Page3 LETTERS POLICY
utters ro the Edttor should~
edclressed to BoK 21. Tht
deftlttne Is noon, Mondays
S~t>m $$10M shOuld b9 1)'~,
doublft.s~ced end inClude the
author's name as well es
ecedtmlt; cress or tecull>
standmp Length should N 350
words or less .All letters will ,.
publi3h~ but arfl sub/&ef to
txlltlnglor grammer. length and
ltt>elous sratements . The
Pioneer Loa resen.w the rrgflt
ro hOld letters tf s~ce problems
true. No anonymous letters ~''
be publiShed
Bur.ke chastises
n1ere fresh1nan
r 0 the leta lor
In R".,pon. e to Peter GJ..Mn
utacle "tver \\'onder a( LC tuu; at~
own Andv Roonm in the Ft>b 2J --I ..uc OJ the Pton~r Log. J'e:
Pt/ler, I do \\Onder what dn\1'S
people like you to ~nte a.ruclc.'
hJa-. thai
''bat prompts a tre:.hman
uch a \'Ourself to fill the Lo~
p.'I.GC'.S \\ith such 1nanc drivei'
Some or ,your ponderou~ mqu~
ae are t'Ommon knowledge to us
uppercl.usmen at LC who ha\e
W.en the tim to leam thi. place
for e. ample. l for one !..no" \'\ ho
the lormer chaplain a. and "ho
Zeph) T owner i"'
Other qull'3tion!t )'OU po5e 3J'e
JUSt tastele'" · The one about h<l\•
mg e" \\1th Betty Crodwr pops
quic.kl) to nund Com!! on man,
I\~· ~a ten man~ of this lad\' s • •
C4"-i!$1
Your lack of thought and tudg·
mcnt m rhi.s article wn~ C-'C~ed
onh b\ \'Our ancredibh · ta~tele:.o; -. ... ..
ASLC pre .. tdenrial campaJgn
lACtac:s-an I'F-Suc in it~lf
lncidt."ntall) . spon!' columru~t
Bob DAbov has led the Pi~ an -home runs 1\\'0 out of th~.-• three
,><ears h • h.as played and a.tn-~d)
holds the LC career home run
record "1th Mill a )eM to play
II 4\oOOm to me \'OU should do a -little more research before you
run off w flft'l) at lht• typt'\'nler:
Hop.,• I dadn t offend you
lf~s Burle
Jumor
"Right Stuff If'
launched for '84
To the Editor.
Spnng at l...e\ll.is and Clark-the
ram !eels~. 11 gets tw-dl'W'
ro c-oncentrate on clZI and
everywtv·rn one can hear people
as.king tht'!lr frir.n<b to "StuD u~
It s a 5011\CWhat bl.l.lllft tradi ·
lion. but it ha~ become one ol
LC's most successful Thl5 .)eM,
lhe Right StuiJ llf wtJI one
-.gam brin~ all sectora o1 thP.
l..e\1\is and Clark c:ommunny
together on saturday . Apnl 21.
1be goal a55emble a nwling to be
sent to 50 000 hlgh r.chOOIJUOIOI'li.
This annual mailing. calJPd Sru·
dent Search. ts one vou h.aH• • probably already expt>ncnct"d
from the other end The search
~icc I• conducted by th~ Col·
lege Entrance Euminataon
Board \'ou remember the linl1•
boA on the PSAT fonn. neat to th~
question about whether you'd
like to rewi\11 infmmallon from
oolleges7 Coll~e:. acroM ttiP.
natlon can selec:r namf'--S bai!Jed on
GPA. PSA T scores. and geogra ·
phtt,• location t.:.ach srud-ent
rec:cn,. a t-• oohure abou 1 LC.
alung wirh a card to return 10
requ~ more antonnat1on This
year, we hope to I"C«leh"6 approxi·
mately 7.500 an:1a back during
Page 4 th~o "pnn8 .tnd 1Umlll('r . fho~
card~ "ill C\~·ntunlh ~oh"C mto
the 'ltudt•nts \\hO\\ill torm rh..-1 C
Cla ~ ol l9ll9
Tht• m~·chanic:. of ~tu ffing it are
quatt.• ... implt Thn C\ ·nl hnppen'
on ~turda} \pnJ z.t trom 8:30
am to s 10 p m an tamm Dtn&ng
Room Mo~t people Wi'leh
choo-.e not to 'tuff al lor nane
""traight hours: an hour or-1\\'0 •~
th\• norm YoU\\1U 'ign up lor that
hour 01 1\~'0 through your R.A.
donn counc-al or through a club
or acll\1l'\ \'\1lh \\harh \'OU are
tmulvctJ ·s~gn up lor holi~ tal~
ptact• \pnl ~·11
• ~tulT ur I 00\\ 10 ~~~ thtrd
vc.ar. and ha" dC\vlopt.'<i into a
• ur.t"Cs' ~" both a rn.ailing and .m
f!\'Cnt ll hone o(lhc ((!\.\ acla\llle
on campu.-. '"h1d1 auracts p.lrliO
p.tnls rep~cnting a wade\ nnet\
ol intcrt!~l:. th(• pre idont. >~U re-.i
denc~ hall~ Mother:-. Club
othll·tic teams frntemthtl'- stnft.
fn(-uhv. studtmt media alum!~ • and more Loree Bt'n-.on JUntor,
h~ dc-.1gnl"d another gre.at po-.­
ter. Michael ford. din:•ctor of
t41mpu program ha!~> once
apan donawd romphmentary
ticker to rhat t"\·ening ., sratu of
the Art ~tfonn.1ncu ; uiJ .. cudent"'
\\ ho -.auff ,,,u recea\ • a tickt>t ro
rhe · eanle M1me Tht'atre's 8 p m
how fmaU\', the tutl It Three
Commau~·,• l~haan•d by f.h.usbeth
Calm" "II treshman '"'a ttl' all
~tutft.on. to n d(·'~ m Stamm at
6'15 p m on April 21
II tl' wuh a ~n~ of fun a!> well
315-.. enou~nes!l chat we a!lk you to
celebnue the coming or spnng by
:.tufting at Please Joan us on April
21 for •'Tht Right Stull It!"
L:wro It Joqutth
1\sq:uam Dr.an of Adml!'l.<;ton ...
Ad\ 1st:'r, Stuff It Th~e Cummm~e
Log vindicated by
enlightened one
To the Editor:
\pp:a~ntl) , I m om• of I he fl!'"
people around here ~ho knCJ\\!>
"holt pohtlctd joumah.,m l!.i aU
about I can t undM"t~tand" har all
thr. ruckus 15 about 0\ •r \our t!di· -tonal CaM vour ballot tbr John· • son lfcb 2.3 15SUCI.
It . •ems to mt• th.ll btudcnt
ht.•rn have bt.ocomt• ~ at·cuMomed
to rho ht·ltt·t~d t'n"ironment that u· PI"'\,d~ that the)' think they
can be protected from the ugly
mahltc5 ol the pohicDl proce6s
Taking wdns a:. "'nat cdnorial5 are
all about
1 m di111ppoinwd thut MJch a
fine anilltUIIOn U la\1 and
Clar\. could accept tud«>nt who
don 1 undersuand what an editor­
Ial page " for. so t!\CI)'One 1$ free
to t!Jtpn$~ their own opanaon" an
the Log. but lh ec.htoJ"fi them·
6C~t~Jl hllH• to fitack to the mrher
dry 00\&~ of the North"t'SI
Confun.'Tloe on U.S ·»iet R«'la­
taons Of' challing e.tpose5 01 rhe
soft drink indu tl).
I am pvticula.rty at odds "-1th
rho ll'ltt:r bv William J. Howard -!March 1 lasuf!J which 6tated.
.. 1nc thr. Log tr l'<titonal board
choiiC lo &upport Johne.on 11
aprw~ to be a darect a11emp1 to
intlu••nr. • ttw \'Oiing • U.unn light
11 waa1 RC<llly William. 1 m W"
pnli(•d at you A r.t·nlor and you
stilllUJ\en 1 figured out what that
wurd OPlf\'IOJI; in th~ upper lnft
hand oomer of pagtl six In nch
wllf!l.. '6 I .ns mnan1
Anothc·r aenaor, John Robef1·
1>0n wt'nt 110 far aa ro contradict
hinuelf by atating •n tht1 Man:h 1
iuue. .by pladng th~lr column
In th~ opinion aection. they wet'e
~ustitying the posauun the) took ln the cloction but thnt doo'!n 1
dccrca~ tht• tnOucnce thnt tuk
mg tho& position nun hn\o ~d
m rhe t•h.•t.uon
Nm' wrut JUlll a minute thrn­
Johnnlt• . \\hot ~ rhr purpo. •• ol
opanton tf not co anOucm ._,., l his
i~n 1 Ru~-.tn where oplnioneo ran
be tolcrotcd as long a" no ont: get~
to re~d about tht•m
I m a .. pedolly burpnsed to -we
tht~ kind ot do~d mindednc-..s nt
to I aU plnc-e_o..l a hbcral art• coUcgc
'"here dl\'ersen 1 td«'a~ l1up­
posedl\- t;;~n be !!prt.•ad and
~red Perhap~ the ~troin of four
) ear; in such an opt•n and vitnl
academic cn\lronmcnl nto \'-•
have here nt Lt ha.~ begun to tale
u~ toll on HO\"nrd and Robert on
Let .. gi\oe them eac-h thl' btmoih
of tho doubt and ab<~umc lh('V \ e
onl.) forgotrtm their les~nf-nbout
government and toumallsm In
the eAcilemont or dreamJOg
about the lucratavo job manwt
"ailing for them l..er s hOJX' that
thm did Indeed learn the't' • thtngs somC\\hem along tht• line
J. Co/ten
Sophomof'f
Party peons
slarn teetotale~
To the Editor.
Our fu-::.t question for the n~·o
laditb \\TIO wrote the .1r1icle
about partying on cnmpu~
\farch J I~<~Ue J ''· whnt nre you
doang at LC! It's so obviout. rhat
you \'8 ac:hie-.'-'<1 such on cnlighr
en~ mature and ele\"ated tnle
that at ·~ :Jmpl) befuddlln~t to the
p1111ying peons such d~ ouf'
:.elves as to why you orn rill h~re
Ju:.l ltl.c olher p~tcudo ­
mtelle<"tuab your onl.) recoui"M'
to the rnaliz.ation ofl'rfttt and unin­
hibited behn\1\0r IS IO dt'Cm II
primitl\t! and childish . lnst1•ad of
!'>baring \-\~th other.> rho efTI'c ti\ •
mean~ wirh "" hkh \'OU hidt• \'Our -.
:.lr'e!> vou condemned tho-.e • \'\.hO arc letting 11 out
Puwng 1h1s phiJo,ophlcnl
nuance asid~ lhere as tht• mon•
pertmcnt que1>Uon n'gardlng the
dcarrucuon or l.C propt>rty ar p.1f'
lie' We agree wuh you whole·
heaf1t!dl) that the destruction or
propert.) b) tho'o(' und1•r the
mOuence ol an) drug h. a s.1d
C'Ommt·ntan. HO\o\~r do !>UCh • OCC:UN'encc:. warr.m 1 re 1 nL tion!'i
upon the ~tludt'nl bod) a• a
"'noJe1 Such n:~tnctiom. would
probablv pro\oke further
mtaliatfon
A:! a litudent bodv, Wt' must
take the resporv;iblhtyof "regulat
ing oun;elves wuhout the help
of Denise Thompson . So rhe next
time .vou r.cc Mlmeone eJthlbiting
themst.'I\"CS improperly , ad~!l5
that C\'llnl direct!\ and 88\-e vour
cttidsrns for )'Our own r.unv daV5 -.
E.nr ~\am~r
Saphomorr:
D;md Engsa.~
Jumor
Kurt O.rl~on
S~mor
Scoll Callt'-on
:>ophomorr
Dan Curler
Juruor
Logers not invited
to Nonis' party
To tht.> P:dllor
1hanll for Jmntlng rhr vtcwa or
Wmdy Agin and Meghan J-lchtt
nnu concernang recrcallonal
alcohol usc.'. 11'6 nlc t• to identify
the people you don't want to
am1te to your next party
Jon Nome
Sophomnrr. ... . ..... .. ..
.. "'. r'-~
......... :;-. ...... .................. ;, _____ .. _ ---- ....... _ ... --.......... . .. ---........... ____ ----.... -....::., ............ ....
• -
itlh•ged c•ocaine --• -
lcr Ch · n~hnus cuus"•' d - , .... , amage
nwu. I
Edttor~ note 1hefollowif1$letter
\\,H ~ent to the '""1'0"$ bo}C last Feb
roan and nor discovered unttl
tht.<'l term
To rhe Editor'
We recent I} receJ\.~d your arti·
ck on the rerum of eaght students
from the l:::cundor trip 1983-34
Jan 6 issue>. and are wriling to
clarifv &Omc U.cts around the • went A:. you can well imagine,
this "ns n dt'l1cate and difficult
situation . Clearl} it is a happen·
ang that ""ill be cliscW~bed for
o;ome limu around Lewis and
Clnri. Collegt• We feeJ itt~> impof'
tanr that misunderstandings be
avoidt•d .
Ft~t . stud~nr~ did not. ae> the
anlcle ~uues come to uti · out of
llpjte. In fact, studenlb did not
come ro u' at all We became
a\.~'ll~ of drug U"'e becauStl of stu
dent · behavior missed classe:..
late papvl'b repeated 'Uiness
emlllc ~hnv1or lack of attention
and Involvement an clas!>el!. and
wilh gue51 speakers. unexplnin~d
tnpt-the odor of pot etc Not.UJ
.. rudents ln\'01\'ed di~oployed all or
lhC$e beha\1\ors, but It wn..,
t~enou!> enough \vith .<1 fe\o\ stu·
denb that we began 10 wony
about them \-Vhenweconfronted
a>tudentli . they admllled drug use.
Second. atudenlli were 4-'ked in
a group meeung fat wtlJch two
people were nbsent-rhey "'ere
n11kcd the ao1mc questaons latert ro
liat rheu-IO'Ii'OI\<ement \<\lith drugs
"hilt on rhe tnp They wtH't' alAO
askrd to identafy othcl":!l'u.w or
druga. Mo~t people refused ro
lmpllc.11e others. and we were
very ampres!>ed by the maturity
With which they ciCCepttld
n•sponalblllty for thulr own
bcha\1\0r Tho~~~e involved realized
they had vaolated n pn.'\lfous
agreemonl \<\lith the college
Though very reluct.anr to retum
lo thH U,l, . they "t're \<\filing to
responsfbl)' accept the coni>('·
qucncu• of thmr act1on11
Third. the progrum wa~; not
df'Jti"')"!d by the early return of
t•aght atudent.a. The people who
left had each played an lmponant
pan In the group as a whole. They -•
helpt>d m.a.lw It a unlquo. creac.we
1 nrollect ually uclti ng expe·
nonce and we miss them When
they lef\ the nature of tho pro­
gram changed Thoso of us
remaining fell a sonbe oflo'>s and
. hock. and we wenl through a
penod of ·regrouping Support
f'rom the O\Cf"le11~ office. lf'tiCI'$
trom ~rudent:. who hod returned.
and conhnued aclivaty helped us
re.tdlust. We have found that a
~mall group has fl., advantages
and dl'-'ldvant.lge.o; but o~11ntll
the tnp wa .. and continue to be
un extrcmdy rewarding educa·
tiona! expenenc.e
f-1n.a.Uy your anicle con'~YI
lht! ampres"ton that srudenlJ
who retumed .-arly felt the prob­
lem began when other Mudents
told Mal'·" about drug UbC In the
group. rhat tht•re would ntl'\-CT
have been trouble if we had
remained Ignorant Of dnJ8 Ube.
Thltt doe:; a diswu'Vicc to the alll·
tude expressed to us by most 111u·
dt•nts who rcrumed earlv •
II IS albO a dangeroue. lmpres
sion ro create. for II suppon~o the
not1on that drug u&e on m-en.c<~A
program it. all right a• long .u
you don 1 get c..~ught This ani·
tude agnores the tact that drug
use Jeop.udlzcs more that the
Individual invotwd Other stu·
dentr. m the group, ho51 ramwe~
host country apon ort Lewis
and Clark Collcgu rhe future of
orher programs in the ho!o.l
country-all am cndangeNd
whPn n atudt!nt ut.eS drugt. on an
0\'Cf"&&a& program
On the contnuy. rhc problem
In ecuador began when srudent~
began to ut~t~ drugt.. And ll con
tlnuud u a potuntlol threat to nll
ol ua and 10 rhe institutions
ln\lolved unrll 'ltudcnt,; rotumt~d
hOm('
We wuih thlt; lncadent had
OU\l!r happon<'d Without 11 life
would ha\'t! botm much moro
comfortdble. Weal!'IO hope that b.)
clw'ifymg 1t0rne of the h;suett
other studt.•nta and faculty will
luam from our tur~nt.lnce.
Man and J\rd~ Dunn
Lroup IAsders
Ecuador Tnp J~-34
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Pioneer Log, April 5, 1984 ...........
C'
Laura T. Grlm£1"
()( chn Plan~!(!~' lAlf(
MINORITV Jf
and Clnrk
and comploA II'IRU
11 goes beyon
,urcs and entaJll
1ng the inner ~
quC'Iuonlng to \
demonstro l~ a (
minorilles
11 should not g
er.sJ advnncemer
p3.~1 vear whtch
\hnont} Recrul(
amplemen ted wl
~dmaSI!oion'l Inlet
uwol"cs ASU: nt
y.~11or• a studcn
with the lntcgr
ca.mpus
The rccruitrr
roughly 10 stud'
\i!llltheirrespcc1
ter break and dh
to appeal part11
denl!\ educate tt
age them to app
The studenr r
tO minority appll1
&lone \nne PI
admJS$ions says
of thE' ~inonry R1
lake :~peci fic step
LC to minontv s
Pnce ollbo dre1
anractlng minOI
Ill the Portland a.
h3s a significant
lion. compruvd t
Ltnd ha.s a relat11
population Pri~
CU'Cllmll tn nces.
often first genero
rrnditlonal ly, th~
\I.Jch studeob d{
llberal arts collef
auend slate ur1
colleges
In addiuon to
nv Recruitmenr
Office has also
maiUng. tho "A E
lllg In I he tillUI
plans for mfnorl
a regular funct10
~tmenlmAl
a brochure addt
pectl\t: minorit)
AT PRESEII.'T.
TION at U
Obvioubl}' then!
Senio
RebecCll Brown
Of the Plonfc,r IAjl
TN MY POUR Y1
lrve never qui u
colleeuve sprin4
' campus thle. limj
1 ne\'er undersl
tan be so entbl
they ve onh had •
reputed doldru
It' because u
Hawaiian vacnli
l&n
J aar down in
reasons why 1
like to bu iconq
don t hate pn
ent to 11
Still I ha\'C
about thl~o !lint,,
spent my bn1a.J,I
have n ron
looms nearer
me what I'm
Thh, 111 perfec:thi
be gutting an
that You gues
In all 1 am
dened that my
an end
nlghten.. u~w
1 Will ha\'C acc01
caUon whkh s uu .. my
"Perh4 p !> no a
Pioneer ag~
me ......
uecreative
ing expe·
hem. When
10f the pro­
:166 of u&
1 ofloss and
through a
g Support
;lice. IPile!'!o
1dretumttd
yhelpedu
pund that a
advantages
buc o~-er:ill
:inues to be.
ling educa·
•Je con~eys
11 studeniJ
It the prob­
ler studentB
sg use in che
rould ne~.er
if we had
If drug ur.e
e to the ani·
by most stu·
~y
pus impres­
'Upports lht•
on ove f'l>Cilb
-ru. long u it. This a trl
•t that drug
that the
Other stu·
OSI fnmllJe.'L
or:s Lewts
e futun> of
che host
!ndangered
drug& on an
he problem
1en student&
1And It con
threat tc> all
inbtituUon• res retummi
lddcnt ht.ld
lthout 11 lift'
rnuch more
hope that b)
the ls"uo~
(acuity will
1\rdy ~nfi
~u,puad~nr
l"r-;-t 983 -&-4
5, 1984 C' s of LC minori recnlitmentspelled out
I;JIIrtl 'I Grim~
Of lhfl f'1CI04lt!T' l.o,t
M INORllY INTt:GRATION at Lewft~
and Clnrit I~J an nll-ent:ompaasJng
and complo), ls!lue
11 goo~ beyond basic recruiting mea ~
1urt·~ and entu.ll" ClOlllllning and evaluat
1 an8 thu Inner mechanism& at LC and
' quc~uonlng to what ~tent thir; coUege
drmonstrotWJ a commUmPn t to American
minonues
11 11hould not go"' llhout saying that sev­
~nl advnncemunts ha1.e been made this
pa.•l vcar which I~> 1.cry cumnwndabl a A
Minonty Recruitment Program has be-en
impll-mcn ted which is managed by the
:\drmsslon" Interest C.roup V\JGI, but also
tn,olve'l A!;l C .md the Coalllton for lnte­
gr<~tton . a student organization concerned
wtth cho lntegrnclon of minorities on
campus
Tho I'CCMJitmant program involves
roughly 10 scudentll who volunteered to
mit thcJr rospecllvc hlga schools overwm·
wr break and dJscus~ LC Thoir Intent was
to uppool particularly to minority stu
denlt.. educate them oboutl.C and encoul'­
agt• chcm to apply to&' admiASion
Thr 'IIUdent rt!CNIIers atl.nlcted about
10 minority applicants in the Portland area
alonr \nne Price. MSodate dean of
ad.ml!<!,iOn6 &.tV8 thai the main obJCCifve
of the Minonty Recrwtment Program IS to
la.ke specific step" to inCTCase exposure of
I.C to mlnonty scuden 111
Price also cites some major obstacles in
at1T3cling rnlnonty students-especially
1 Ultht.• Pot1land area Even I hough Portland
1\.;u a .~~tgnifican t 'lio.n-Amc.'rican popuJa·
lion rompart'd to other maJor citJcs. Port­
b.nd hruo a relatwcly small minority
population Price alRo sa~ thnc :.ubject co
ctn.umswnccs. minority students are
of\ en fi.rsl generation college tnudents and.
traditionally. there has been a trend that
1 ~uch "tudentb do not attend small pnvate.
llbt!rnl arts college rhcy are more likely to
auend t.tate unl\'et"''hius or community
c:olle~tcs
In Jddltaon to contributing to the Minot'
It\ Rt.-crultmt>nt Program the ;\drrussions
Office ha" al-.o tmplementcd a minolily
m.1lhng the "•' Better Chdnce t \BCI maJl
1 lng. In tlw future the Adm1~~ons Office
plan for mmority recnutment to become
a regular function of theAJC, to CApand the
m:n.utment maUing pro<:ess and to create
a brochure ad~.,cd speci6call} to pers­
ptoctMl minority 1tudentb .
AT PRESE.I\T THE MINORITY POPUL\·
110~ at l.C Is l~ll than 5 percent.
Ob\lou.,l} there i~ u definite need for minority recruitment However. rec rultlng
measures nre lneffecuve I( LC does not
create a curriculum and climacc which
o;uppon minorities
The Student Uruon a loosely knit coaJi ~
lion of student5 who rep~nt various
campus orgnnlzatlone. -Is one campus
group which recognlz.es this fact. At th.­
end of Winter tema. the tudent Union
drafted n leller ~gardmg how American
mlnonties have been neglected within the
mission plannang proc. The letter
dated March 12.. w.l5 "ubmllled to varloua
campus admmistrators and hu aho been
Clt'Culatmg around the camput. commun ·
ity m an actempt to collect algnaJure_, to
demonstrate support
The lettt>r "tares. We lstudenta of the
Student Uruonl oollove that t\mcncan
mmorities need to be nd~~d as a fun­
damental component of the mlt'SJon plan
ning process The Student Union
recognize<. that only recruJtlng mmoritles
Is not an etfecti\IC method to create a com
positlonaUy cllwrse studenr body The lei·
ter rite:. an e.~ple o( three Native
Ame:ncana &om Awka who enroUrd at LC.
rau tenn 1983 and within two rcnns rwo o(
the three had officmlh · ,,,thdrnwn &om -school If such a pattern continue~ . cfTort5
to recruit minority !;tudcntt. will be in \":lin
The estubll~hmen t or n dM:~ ethnic
soeiet) lb contmgcnt upon concurTently
establ!shmg an intcgrntttd cumculum and
support ~cem both academic and
-.ooal-whlch will enable minontv stu· -dents to function effectively . for
thi!; to tw achu.'Ved the lt•tter droftcd by the
Student Lruon po~ five recommendations :
Senior finds spring terminal
IN MY ft'OUR YEARS oil Lewl& and Clarl<.
I ~e n01.-er quite been able to share In the
collective spnng fO\Ier that 'l\veep!ii the
t&mpu~o thts time every year
I nt'\er understand hmv all these people
can be so enthuslo~lic about bfe when
· lht'y\-e only had a week ~ resp1te from the
. repute-d doldrum~ of Y~.1ntcr term Mavbe
!
n • bccaur.e upon returning to LC after a
Hl\\~iian \'UcaUon , many of them have a
lln
I aat dO\vn Intending to spew out all the
1\:a'lOns \....tly I hate spring ccrm I gutss.s I
llle to be iconocla,tic . Bul the truth is. I
don·t hate hpring term I'm merely lndiffel"
ent to 11.
Still, I hu\l? particular!)' ml.lled feeUng:.
about thu; 'lprtng tcnn. for one thins I
spent my break tn Palm ~prings I don t
~t· u can Furtht'tmOI't' as grnduatton
loorn., nearer. more and moro people ask
nw what lm going to do atl••r I groduatc
llll• u\ pt•rlcctly undei"''IRndablt: I l'hould
be gmting an Increasingly clearer Idea of
that Vau gue:ot!>ed it. I still don t havt> a clue
In nil I am at onct' 0\.u,oyttd and sad
dened that my college career is coming to
. an end Ove,oyed that, aftt'r all the late.. ..
' nightei'Ji, dcDdUnC$ , and angsc DVM" gadc:s.
1 ''ill have accomplished that goal of edu­
caUun which cludPJi flO many ochers S lllJ. my 101'1'CM and foreboding ili"B
Pt'rhups grc<Ut'r.l ha""l!' !oO many regreta
Pioneer Log, April 5, 1 I should haH:' ovorlo.tded more I ~hould
haw tned to go to Nev.• York or Washmg
ton 0 C In addition to Prance l ~hould
ha"e boon invol\-cd in more nctavih~. or
more detsply tm:olvcd In fewt!r There are.
of coUI'bC fnnc..ods und proft':!t501' whom Ill
m111s teJTfbh
Perhaps most of aU, I'U mls.a the comfort
31\d '-<'CUritv of a si'Nlll colle~e en\'iron-• ment. Ne~.-er ..gatn will I ha\'e so many
opporturucl~ to make bicnd~ 'There "-111
be no 5.lgu to cook my mt•als. no .-.enice to
clean tht• bathroom . and no Mom and Dad
who U pay m.) bill" Compounding the
depre sing ~11wst1on ia tilt: Cacc thai il's
rruntng today I ha~ll mJ~ed feeling~> about
that too While 1\c alwaya enjoyed r.uny
dtt.)s t60 raro when.• I come froml, it's JUSt
not !>UppoMtd to rain apnng tenn.
Yet in tht~t· L'lst four years l'w learned a
re~... othcrc thinga that !'thould help me
cope wuh ltw CKISienlial cntot."'S 1\'e
le<tnu~d how to confront lifo s obstaclr.!i. be
thuy lonellncM•. tar trouble. or po!it-na!l.ill
drip And I think I'~ lua.mt'd lo lcnl.llcanl·
mg. Dl lt•a•l ~ long aa what I'm teaming
Jan t l>l:iontilio or mothcmatiCill an nature.
· o maybe~ l wJII road all those clo~:;ic they
read in tht• f.nglil'lh cuul'tiC!I l ~thould haw
taken Maybu I \\ill go un co leam Pot1U·
gut!!>l.', Swedu1h. Gt"'""Mn and Ru~sian . I
may ~en go to graduate K"hool
Well nO\' that my t'onOdt•noo Ia l'f!\1\'t-td..
Ill , .. alt for the nr.At sunn) day. don ahortll
and go play friWot' lill.t• t.'l.'ei)'Ono else. After
all. there \\.ill be enough time to feel SO")'
for m~"&elf latt>r. • • minority hiring for at U.S I ont! of tho three
Adrntssion.'i Office position! ~ntly opPn
• a regular fund towards finandng V'lfnt·
mg minonty schoiiU"'I
• act:n;e cornmitmtmt In aooJUng minon·
tics to fiU open fullt1me fa( uhy positaonll
• scholarthips du·t•cted spttelfically
cowards minorit\ ' students • • a tutonaJ and mlensn.e !'ltudy program
to mainstream nunority student tnto the
oollege program_
When Student Uruon mem~ sought
people to endorse the letter. the.> rccczved
bOrne opposition regarding the I"CCOm·
mendation for ~al scholarship for
rrunonty ~otuden ta. Many au-gued that SJl(. ...
cW advantag~ granted to minority stu·
denta is reverse discrimination
Sldp 06bome senior. countcnJ, -How
can this argument be valid If there 1s no
basis for equnlil}' in the 6Mt placer·
Osborne savs that nunontie,. ahould be
granted opportunitie-s which would aiJow
chem to make ad\ ane& and thai onlv In
this w.xy will Americ.'ln mi noritiP-. 1!\-Ct' be
able to demon~trnte equny.
S OMf. QUESTIONS WERE Al..SO
RAISED about '"*'Y a tutonal program
would be necessary tf atudents "'ho an•
admitted to l.C are supposedly woll quali·
fied academlcaUy .
Howe'\.er , qualifiC'lllions can be "tS)'
ambiguous poant~ out Bill Heegaud.
senior. Heegaard set'\ on tht~ Affirmatn e
Mllon Tll!>k force and has been acti1.-e an
the Coalition lOT lntegrution . Heegnard
sa)':> that some pro:<>pecuve mmonty !llU·
dents and it should be atre.'>sed not JU61
ethnic m1nontics. but also peopl • of poor oconomic b3ckgrounds, dll't'honstmtt• atn-­
CCJ1J commitment h) leamins und h4v" a
Joe of poh:nbuJ . HOW'8Vcr , they may have
bt-.·n deniPd an adflquaw educational
background and therefore lack funda.mcn·
cal aldlla which would allow them to func­
tion effectivr.ly within the normal
cumculum .
He present& a hypothetical P..Umple ot
how one adnu~ ions applicant may come
from a private preparatory school. have a
3 9 CPA and d~nt SAT score. and haw
anc1thi!Tappticant who i5 aoclally and e<;o­
nomJC::a.l.ly disadvantased. may come from
an average public ac.hool . .-am a 3~ GPA.
ha"-c di'!Cent S.-\T acot'IS$, and also hold a Job
throughout high ~ool in order to p;ar·
tlaUy aupport the Ca.mily.
The lane:r applicant may not be u ade-­
quately prepared for oollege as rhe i>rmer
applicant but nevertheless poJaessc&
c.~dmtrable annbures, like IT!oAlntammg a
fairly decent GP1\ whHe hold down a lob at
the aame time
The ~nd applicant may very ~~~.-eu be o
valuablt~ aaset to tha wllege if gf\oen tutOI"'
ial imtruction in order to a~uire funda·
mentnl skills necessar)' to compete on can
equal bu1s Y~.11hin rhe atudent bod}.
A5 a pouible ~lution , Heegaard pn>
po~ a nerworldng !!)'Stern which would
involw the Wrinng Skills Center, che Math
Sldll" Center and IUtorial help promled by
instructor5 ln tha5 WB\o", &octo· -economicaJJy depl1\"ed students would be
gnnced academic support Heesaard
atre!lses that it i.5 not n~ suily noting
thai one atudent is bettt>.r quala6ed 0\.cr
another, but rather that at i:. ~recognizmg
sen&lti\lty about dHferencf't; tn
qualUica tions. ·•
M Prin: 35M, "'H<M does this hutituuon
$Uppot1 minoril) ' studenlbT Support
needs 10 be senerated not JUSt 'A'lthin the
Ac:lmiswons Office. but also v..ithin the LC
community and within the g~nera1
public-main)) the mmority community .
One recommcndauon ts that diplomatic
alliance. houd be e$l..lblillh.ed~VJthmino"
ity organiz.ataons and people. PI e;,ident
Jamt'S Gardnt!r has aS&er1ed that he will
take a 18ild.ing role to ~tabli~h better ue.s
'-'1th the :minaril'\ • communuv . Let us fol· -. tow this ~ample and embrace the Is ue
with open urm&. Rea-u1t1ng meuures IU"e
~ atke ltowever .in order for them to be
c~l\.'e. a better ennronment need to be
esta bUshed
'lie\"Crtheles:- the pnrnal') concern
ahould be to pi"'\ideaqualitycducatton to
m~noribes-not ju 1 for the bette mcnt of
thiS campus but for the bette ment of the
human race so that equil) may pn.-.'ail
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PageS rim (.41\en or th· r·nn.· · t.,r
R \( I 1.1\ 11\'TEGR. \liNG l,l\\ lS \!1\fl
< 1 \Rk Jl.;), bt•t•n an '''uc lor.t:.long a~
I h:t\l~ lx• n .1 'tuct~nt ht·n· Unlonun.lh'h ',
nn tour \ "M' ha\'' not se"n 'lgnttit~mt • • mtl\ rn~nt tcMard' mtt-gratmg I l"
Tlwn,:lon' I \'\ ould hkl' to tl\.pLun thll't'
tlun~"' in rt!t(.ilTd' to mtt•tvntion .,, I "'t'C
tlwm 11 \'\ h\ u: :.hould bt..~onw mit•· • p-all·d· 21 "h~ L.C ha not bt~mt• tnte·
~t{'d • and llnall), 3 what tht' \.o<thtion
for lnt~hon j, h) 'in~ to do m n1ttnrd' to
lon~ng I C to mtt~te
flluL•.ntlon '' no I tlw solution hw tht• all!'
nf odt't) It I' :.1 m)1h that.t htghtll' t'Ciuc:t·
uon re,.ulh in upwilrd 'CX'tal mobaht) m
\mmic.an .SO( tel today. ll'c offt·ring ol
htght..·r educ:1t1on to a~~· nurnbc•rol pt'O·
pit• from nmou~ cia!-:. badgrounch hn
nul.lnl Lhnt educ-.ation no longer ~r\'l'' a~>
tht• rationaJc tor elm.:> strntilkalion 1 hl!­
ml•.an' that the mll'gratton of mlno11tu•'
into elite m!>lltulions .lt thh umcwill prob
ubh not re'uh in these rrunonltt'' gradu·
,,11) mtMng out or thl!lr re tnc:tod eta .. ~
po1o111on'
\\ h31 integrntaon C4n dote.-.sx'Ciall) 11111'
don!' be)'Onds s1mple token a .. mtas to ma)..e
a gn•<~tcr number of minoritic ... aware oltht•
cti-.p;uitic~ betwa!n thcar len~l ol t-duca·
t1on and their<'las~ po .. ttion Th~ n• .. ult ol
thas would likely be 3 laJ"Re numtwr or
highJ) l'<iucated people wori.ing to tram.·
lonn a raca-.1 and :.traufit.•d MJCit•l\ into •
something a lillie bell~
1\ prototype of thhi kind of dC'\ elopml'nt
can pt!rhap., bo found in Ron Hcnldon ,
\\ ho went to RE-ed Co IIese and now co·
chaars Portl:md., Black Unatt•d Front
In um then l see mtt.•graung u· no ln., il
:~tt·p m a liberal program which .. eel.:. to
1gnoro the tundrunental problem~.> of c:.1pi·
tala m thmugh u f~ble o1ttemp1 to mitagah!
mcasm. but M n program whh.h could tum
out t>dut;ated pt.-oplc "ho t<v< ognizfi tht•tr
oppre wn o~nd \\OuJd tht·n 'trul(glu to
CJ\l':n!Omc tht• ruots of r::tcihm as tht:) t!Xil•l
an our P.COnomir .. political and :.octal
5\ .. tern • l.C ts nor admina:.tN"f~d b\ rnc&!\l!i In fuel • u: ·~ 0\CI'SC .. n ~ gem·raJI) hhf!f".ll and
open ·mtndt~ pooplc \\ho aru a& offended
by mf'Jhm .,, as any hununltanan \\hy,
then has l.C not bc<.'Omt• antt>gnstcd 7
T 0 l fi'Dl::.R!:iTI\.'m THF. llMIT,\llONS
ol tntcgnting LC. one mu!'ll under
umd the poSJIIon that l.C oocupac in the
pohtacal t~nomy ol the U LC i11 a pn\lliC
collc•gc lh.ll mu:>t mal.c mone\ an 01-der to • cnntanut• opurating This blmplt• fact hils
dri\ ·n LC to tukc CO!It-i:ullang act10ns -.uch
as tinng lt' donn c:leanmg CJ"l'\\ and hlnng
out to illl outsade company whtch pay:> Its
wori..er le.... Bf:tc~utoe ol thiB mddcnt, l C
remains on thl! union ·~ unfair labor practi·
Ct.'S list!
Mont!) tlwn. ib the axh around which
U: mu"t sp1n. and the vi ">iblc affiuencc of arts
The bottorn line is money "'
th•• ... tuclt•nt ... \\ ho .ut<•nd U rt'Oet 1., thi"
lnt'l. 1 he llOitom lnw ul thb institUtiOn in
lt'Mn!i of admh-.tolb a~ thb•\\ hlk 0\ crone·
h.1ll of lht• :audl!nh lffUJ\ t' finanr~oll :mJ in
-..Jmt• .tmuunt nnd tom\ 11 h th~· mum!\ ~
hrought an through tuitton \~hu •h kt>t'P'
thas pine~ nmnang 1-.\t'r;yone m thcadmin
'"tmtmn noetlgmrcs thi" nct>d to nttract
P.l.\ m~ tudt•nts and c.,pt.•d;lll) lho~ "ho
pay tlw lull nmuunt In order to do tha-., I C
0\ll't C'Olllll\\llltO olli•r•' quilhl\ t>dUC'.ll10n .
Qunht) '" of <·ourse. a tnd • .\ worct '' harh
c•.an mtMn about an thing tu anybodr
!lt"t·auw the rich m \m('rira and o' t•I-..Cil~">
•l"' intt•n• .. ted Ill qualil) education 10 ,
cullt>gc• it bc>omc' the chore ott he roUegt
tn 'hO\' that they pro,1de tht., qualil)
Uow d~ thit-. imperal\\ c \VOrl-. .n rein
110n to college policy? Cer1ain liborrtlldC<JI
<trt uh-.oclated "1th qunUty thesc
tndude h ac-hing tht> Uboriil arl:o;. and nO\'
nt l ( gt•ndrr-balancing and mtemational izing tlw rumntlum lntlfC•d, lntcgmlln8
\nwric:an manaurittt'" IIIIU l C tJoe.., not
m·<·t• .. sanl • r·un ruuntc•t to tht•.,o goal~.
alte-r all. It b a litw.• .11 1(0.11 to ac·hit'\ c r .1daJ
lntt•gration Hut. antt•gr .uion mu ... t not
thn•att•n that '<JUOhty t•duntlon '"hlth
drnw tlw nth ~tudmus to thi~ -.c.hool ur
tht• whoh• gnnw t-. up
WHY, T1tt.~ ho-.l l not Vt!l antt'gr'.Jtc•d ?
lht problt•m.pn..'dtt lably t•nough, b
mont•) and hm' till' mont>) I<., pnuntizcd
It b not C<l!>\ lo inlt·fotr·ltt u :r.choot 1 he~ U.
a problt•m ol 1'\'t'rullnu.ont and n'Ott•nlion of
the nunorilit'' '' ho do t-ome And one
mu-.1 rcrnvmber- that lC 1:. duing thi:. In
rompauuon with otlwt schO<)IS that oflen
tlll\ e more monL') n~> well a!-o greater guilt
complex To intcgr..ttu, u school requires
both rt•(:n•Hmcnt and cumculum changes
wh1ch would both put thll HChool in con­
tm·t wHh minorit.} students and interebl
the.'lc studen t~> an l.C
Locking students out ThC'I'\' •II'(' tWO WU)'Ii to flo thll'l '1 IW fil"'t•
and thr ont; I < it. lt'ncllng tow.art)
"'' oh t'' ll'tTUIItnl( soh! IV 'qualilwd
mmoritll's who ITWY aln•.tel.). lw intcre'ltud
in the .. on or C'UfTIC'Uium I ( hos 'I hl!t tnkl',
the lca~l commllnwntlrurn tlw c·huol but
it nm..,lnto tilt' prohltlmthu tl ( must OO\\
comph~w lor ·' gruup of mmorillt'"' "ho 1n
mo~tt.t.,c., , huw al"•uch rnnde 11 and ran
go to''"~ ol u numbt·r ul otht•r mon• pi'U~II ·
glOU" ln"IIIUiton"t
flu 't!f'Ond \\ "' h 10 rut n11t h-om ),.,
pnvtlegcd .md most ol\on le ... , quallht•d
minouilie s who would pi'Obubl) roquan:
"Pf't.tnl program~"> to 'nltc·h up lhll
would prohabh C:IM' rt'f'J'UIImt 'nt dlllicul
ties but would albO n•quil'll a greater
rosourcr commit mont \nd thu. rt•lum "'
to 1 h<> bon om linu mon(')
1ne first courso for integration cost~; 1~,
nnd could C'Onc<Jivn bly work if n•crultm£lnt
was succPs~ ful unoul(h Tho ~>ocon d
couNto I~ potcntiolly costly, nnd Judging
from <~imilar progrum11 In olhct· schools
fraughl with probiPmb which could ca~re
the ndminislrotJon many hcadacht>s Thu,
the admina~ t,..,lllon ho., until now resisted
thl~o M:"Cond <·ou.-..e. 01 any course that
move., nwuy lrom recruiting !iOlel) quali
fied' minonlic<., for instance a Nludent·
spon~>orcd mmonl) cholarstup
It ts tht• opamon of my-.c>lf and &everal
othen> an the Coalition for lntcgr.lllon that
a ... u-,ucg) that cone<>ntratt•s on qualifit>d
minontae-. i:. bound to lnil The re<~-.on!'> for
thi~o are prauy Ntmaght forward The pool of
"qualified • minoritie" as -.hrinklng t'\t'n fM
tcr than tlw pool ol qualified white.'
Hc•nce l l cannot t•xpt~cl to nttmct a large
numbc:1 or thew quulllicd mtnontic~ aJ
the c·ompt•lttiCJn fm tht•m tp'OW!t lnCI"Ca!>·
mgl} 6t•t'Ct' ~urthormorc man) '<tudenl~o
dmabt the• commitmtml of tho admtn1Mra
tmn to tnlt'{(l .itlng thi:-. 'o<.hool, Pspet·uilly il
11 l'NIUIIC:t t ornmitting 'olgnthcnnl
rcsourc(•s
ll<'t.<tu~· the· issue of l'inandul resntu'C l'S
i., at tht• hcmr1 ol.m.> intcgmtton program, it
1., "'-' opintonnnd that ul tlw Coulltwn tll41
both stall. lnculty and o;tudt•nt pressure on
thr admanlstr-auon must br• rnamt.uncd
and mr."~scd tn ordc·r to ronnnce them
that action and n•,nurn•:-. mu:.t bt• commit
ted to mtt>gJ·.uing tC Ill the nt•.lf future.
,\s a poltC'\ choiet•, ttw pn\'llegad po:.•­
tions m .,oncty: that-. is n•nll\ lht ga·oup 01
minorltic-. that t'\PtWnt' iN conc·crned
about 111 tho fir:.l pl:u t~ l rum rny po,ition
recrmtang from lt•s" prwilcgt•d mmontac ... is
.ii!>O more Jlkt>l)' to product• mclhiduu ls
\'\.ho w1ll light ro nght the consi"tc nl
wrong" in SOCICI\ msttmd of JUSt finding a
comfortable mche f01 themt.el\'c" withJn
lht:. :.OCtet.}
l'lnallv. I would like to urgt• tht~ reader
who ha~o had enough P<Jtlenco to fintlih thtl>
antcle to bcconw mvolwd m the vuriou5
struggle:. gotng on both on and off campu~
that aro aimed at impr'Oving socitHy H Wt!
don 1 do It, who wiiP
missionaries' ~; c.c?')
statement misunderstood
A LRJGHT! AfTE.R UNPRECEDENTE D
fanfare, a cast of hundred• .. a multi·
tudP. of minute. and general cllaillurJon·
mP.nt by all concerned, tho much
anticipated Miss1on Planning staiA.'ment ls
6n.aUy corning our way
ihe ne.t lew month• wUI~ee the end of
a long and arduoU5 ~~>. 'llle admin
tstration wdl then ~~ a complete, weU
thought-out program outlining the futun!
of the colJesP. for g~nerauonl!l to come. A
oompn:ht·rt8tve package 11 going to appear,
uai.ng input trom all UJ>e<:ltt of tht•
colh•go-faculty adm.tnl fftratlon and atu·
denl!l 1\ bold ncv. dirccnon m lht-an•a• ol
core cumculum, gender balzmc:mg and
lntt·mation.alit.aticm. and a l't.'\OlmpP.d srad·
uate pi"'R4m at LC will be implem~nt• Jd
Wl'll that'a what I have been told f1w
Mission Planning proce!itl ha p1'Dbahlv
been the most talked aboull•sut• at L.C tn a
long time, and most likel~ . th•• Jcaat und~
Attoud I \'l! bt)C·n ut I.C lor almost lour y~ra
and ha\oe bocn heavfJy 10\'(JI\-ed with the
Page 6 Pmn~er Log Mnce lattt ye<Jr. and I for one do
not ""ow \\/hat the hellts going on And bv
no mean" am I the onl.\ one left in the dark
b.) lhu; rathe• odd adrrunlstraiJ\e gambit
Profe~fiOf"\. friends and othel'i who arc
more u.q>ascd to thP "e•rd workings of
admlru•tratrw opparatchnlk.s are also clu·
elebs a6 to whether there ever wu a Mat~
I' ion prnuu Some belle\ e thi& whole
c.areus will never come to a happy conclu
The whole circus may
!hrow the LC communit y
tnto a chaos reminiscent
of Mao's Cultural Revolu­
tion.
6ion, and an urbatrnry dl'Cie.aon WJIJ he
rna do, thl•n!by throWing thNmtlro 1 ( <:om
muruty rnto u kind of chno~t O!mini ~C<>nt or
Mao a < ultunll fk'\.'Oiution, llmc itt udong
aWll)'-"'"r! will 600n M..-If that lnd!lt!d will
be the ~ao•• If one rblds and II11Wnb to lhe admini~>·
trnt1~.<~ rhetonc concemir1g M1ssion Plan·
nlng It appNn. the process hat~ been open
to student and faculty lnpul allegedly
tht> mo~tt lmponanl ospecl to nny long­
range planrung bcc4u.e '~-e los student~>
and profcsi>OI'IIl will be the oneb m~t
direct!) ufTocte:d.
But what evidence do we have that that
Iff aclually the case'~
A• student• how many out there haw
t"\.'Cr (P\'Cil much thought to such ISt.ues a1:1
a l'Ura cuniculum. should studenu. havt! a
common ~tyllabu~> . should there be a com­
mon program for 11tudun t~ all four ye<Jrs
htlrt.-~ W11ut <~bou t gendt•r balancing nnd
lntomutlonull.-:ing the: cuniculum? '" It a
good adcu to haw an t•duc:atlon thai Is both
p.ltr11li'Chal and curo-(:entric ·1 IH l.C.. going
ID c untlnuc• to bt• a tmdc r.choot lor but~i
"''"" und c·ompult•r majo.-..>1
·nwl'iC an• IIIIJUt·~ thul go di~"('tly to the
hc•an of whutlt mt'illlt> to be ..1 student at LC.
and lhcs.• ur-c• point.. that are bemg
dN·idt-d fnr ua probably at 1hJ11 very
t.«'Cond N. thu mclpu>nt6 ofthla nt!Wdiroc·
llun at LC, atudf'nt• should h.we the nl(ht to be a par1 of tht! pr'OCes ... cllrectly But I
have a difficult time findJng any evident'l'
that students, aft woll as the tncuhy, ha\'11
had any real :my In the mh •• 10n
So when it's all over and done with, and
the mJSbJonanes haw finis hE'd what they
set out to do what thcn?1lll! archiluctb of
this mls~ion have set out to "put LC on
the map But does that mean forei\Aions
the Vitality and energy land yes confusion!
thai ha& characten.wd U in the J>at>t'
At an lde.t& EJcchangt! last tenn, Dean of
Fnculty Andy Rembert inlonned u~~o that he
viewed U us an adolcscc.-nt \-'\lith no real
hl.;tory In 11 n•cunt aruch~. Emgllsh profes·
HOr Tc>d 81 aun put a dlfTorcnt ernphaNit> on
this point by mtying. Ml11~lon Plunnlnl(
wa" launched by pt•oplo who dou r kncm
thll history of thll' plnct•
vc~. a~t .my hlt~tOI'V majot kno\\ s. how
c<Jn you go fotwlll'tl when vou don t know
when• you vt• bt•t•nJ ·
• If the adminl'ltnuion lt. not In good
lalth lncorpor.Jtlng Input from rht• people
"ho know I.C lany l C senior ha~t bt•l'n twre
longor lhan c..udrwr and Rt•mb<lrt rom
bln(•dJ then how do lhtiY n~ull .) know
Whlln· to guldtt 1.< in lht· futun•'
Pioneer Log, April 5, 1984 -----
r.athy Sl~cl
Of tM P!onN' r IAfC
'fh fl 1..0\vi ~ 11 fl (
Joc:t'O""" te<1m E
duscr to on und
with two !Strong
weekend, gtving t o In le.'lgUe play
A number of
tumed out to se
rm W1.111h1ngton
Salurdo) on L.CJ
Oelto Park.
'We're she
games so 1
year."
The Pioneers'
play showed s1
number of playE
«oals Rich Fill'(
leading bCOrer wi'
Murmy and We
each had 2. anc
Charlie Allen. Ch
Peturson nnd (
Veter<
\fruy Hull
or tho:! Plmccr Lofl
,, critical facto
success that tl
women s tennrs 1
season will be Ol
the two learns
extremes In thl.
both spon opt
and look to fine
the road
On the one ext
team returns a h
and experience.
aeeds from last ye
lng tho pack rs jut
whose first place
tnct SJngles last j
a trip to nationnle
1n the top so N l'he tl1~1
! townrd
quallfiud
~ lntero,tr.d
~ Tht!i. tnke
I SChool. bur
• mu~;t nm\
tie:-who tn
~11 and01n
1'\ora pr'C,It·
tt from lh
ql.lahli11d
tbl\ roquiro
up lh1•
cnt diflicul
! a 81"\'illf·r
aretum•u&
m cost !II~~
ecntlt:mem
he second
1d ludgins
rr schoolli-
could en~
nche~o Thu~
.ow resisted
course that
olely · qunlr
a student·
:.ip
and ~>cveral
•gration that
• qualified
I reason!> (or
:The pool or
ing even fa,
ed whll~'
troct a large
lnonue~ as
IW~ 10 Crear.
ny students
admtnt llll'O
e~>p(•callly ir
~lgn I fit'nnt
aJ I'CbOUITU'
'l progrnm. it
oaJition thnt
pressure on
maint..unt !d
'l\incc them
l be commit·
ear lutun.•.
ilegad f>O"t·
lhc group or
concern ed
fl\Y pos1t1on
minoritrc .. is
indhiduab
1 const~o.tenl
LJst findins a
clve~o within
e the r-eadl.'r
to fin1sh thi~
the vanou
~off campus
,ociuty If wu
lrectly Bull
ny cvidenr.<>
culty ha\'t'
~on
JleWtth,nnd
ed \vhat the\'
~rchltectt. of
~pur LC on
fore...aklng
confuslonl
~he past'
Frm Ocanor
r~ us lhathc
rrrth no roaJ
profea·
~mJph~tsl:-on
Planning
don t luum
how
don 1 know
10 'good
Utf' p<-oplc
s bvf>n lwre
t'OUl
!..no\\'
5, 1984 crosse backers
(nthy SlcRol
Of thn Plonf't!r l,llfl(
·rtHl LCJWIH and Clark's m<m 't~
Loan~~,.. renm edged Its wuy
rloMlr to nn undcfunrcd sent«>n
wllh two '!trong win" over tht•
wt>('kend g1ving tht• PionPcrs a 3·
o in lr~c play Pach contrlbuled n gool
We had good pnsHing tl'um
plo.y today. That 11 tho koy. tmid
LC coaoh Kris Vun Hutchcr
'Were trying to get n" many pt.oo­
ple on lht> teom to sc-ore as
po!~"lblo
The game o.~gain~t Wt.'lltem
Watthlngton had significant
Importance forLC na WW\.1 will btl
going lo the Weaaem Stoles Touf'­
namena at Stanford Urm lrMity
and Lewib and ClnJi,. won't much to cheer
Afltlf' showing WWll who com
mnndc!d the fluid. l.C thon wont
on to do tht• qrne lmu Sunday
uguln-.t the Univorlllty of
Washington
From tht• 11ru1 It looked to bf. an
all OUI IICrnmblc but LC pmvalled
G2.
Flvt• mtnulea Into the game
Woody Bt•nrd4ley scored the 61111
goal, a dcnn shol through the
middle that l~ft the fana wonder
lng what hnd h11ppened to tht· Huak.lc.'i' I(O.llie Juac two mlnutes
lah!r Cl'u1a Llrnn uppt!d lhP.
SCOI\' lO 2 0
1.( a John MurTay hod a ~•rang
finlt half IIC.Oring two goal" w1thln
minutt'lt of lhl! c•nd of tho h.tlf
"Tlw fluakjc•.., only goalltw finll
hulf cam•• fmm " bn.ll that wM
d~·Ot,octcd anlo the goal
I C 11'1DintwnNJ it~ rough ream
defcn~ throughout th(• y-cond
half kt.~·plng th~ HullkH .>S to JU!II
on.-. more goal out
Charlie <\JJen prowJ••d th~ Afth
goal and David Brawn~ topp<•d
off hi& la111 gamE> tM-fore gmng on
the C.rffcP I rip by fthoolang tn the
final god!
The atrong 1eam rooperarion
and organl7talon wtuch many
play(.n say l!'i largt:ly due to Van
llatr.her, seems to be, a t:mm,•nd ·
ou!t ~aer lo the lenm
"He's brought rhr. tuam
together ," s;ud Jeff Metvilh!. A number or loCI'OM18 funs
tumrd out to !lee LC whip West
t'f1l \\Mhington Unl\lersity 12 5
Sttturduv on LC s home turf of
Ocltn Pnrk.. Wewenl out rherclo prove we
should be go1ng 10 W~lom Stoh-l" LC batsmen wallop Missionaties
'We're shooting to win the nine league
games so we can go to Western States next
Jl year.
The Pioneers offonslvo team
ploy showE-d tttroMgly In the
number of plnven. who scored
soal'! Rkh Pnntuhnr Wall the
leading t.coror with 3. while John
Mumly and Woody Beardsley
each had 2, and Tim McCuUy,
Charlie Allen. Chris Ciron. Steve
PciCI"'!tOn and Dan Capouola Instead of Western We ro a lot
batter than they are," srud goaUe
Lee Morse
"We rc shooting to win the nino
league game:. so we can go to
Wes1em State, next vcnr. · said
Van Halcher "Westcm slaiC.'I is
Iough II has the be~t 16 learns in
the Wesl Mary Hull or 1 hr fl'tonw...., UJ«
UnextH'C ted punch on the
olfm~ end or the stick ha.. pro­
pttlled lhe Pioneer baseball team
to early "urccsr. with jJ 6-2 record • and o fivo-game winnmg strea)(.
Pre ·8etuon pred lotions by
fourth year coach Jeny Gatto
cited defen~~e and qulcknes,; aE>
th(• key inf:VVdJent& for tsucces~»
for thi6 year·o; club bul the otren
611/U prowes"' that his team has
Vetera11 netters ensure leadership
Morv Hull • Ohho l'lonl"t'r lAg
.1\ crit1cal factor in the level of
,ucccss that the mens and
women s tennis teams attaJn lhis
&eason will be oxpenence . \'\lhile
the two learns aro at poilU'
e~trcmes in this respeca. they
both 11port optlmlsl ic outlooks
and look to ftnd succes:; down
the road
On the ono extreme. the men's
team retums a highly succe!'!Sful
.md experienctld core of top
~)&om lastyear ·s team Lead·
ing rho pack I&Jumor Frank Grote.
whose first plnce finish ln the dJs­
lricl singles lmll year eruncd him
• tnp to nallonals and placed him
m the lop so NAJA tennis plavers in the country
Junior ·nm M11thtN>n foiiO\v ..
Grote in the number two apul
<KJphomore John MakofT h third
junior Dave Ca.J'C) io; number four
senior Mark Ro'\s Is number fivo
and freshman Brad <.aim~t Jom5
the lop seed& In the number sL\
spot.
· We'U be vc:rry competitive and
will be good reprt>sentnti~s of
Lewis and Clark othJctics. Mid
second-year cooch Jo'r-anck
Buckiewicz.
Veterans Susan Collins. junior,
and Lisu Bastien. sophomore oro
the only retumors In the lop su
'leeds for the women s team.
Early season praclrces have pro·
vided a ~mblc for the roi1'1DJn
ing four :.pot~ and the tcilmi!J not
yet set in te1 nh of rnnking B.l.o;
tein and fi'eo;hman Jody Toll are
Not Everybody Can Fly battling for the number one and
two spots followed by freshman
Tina Loeffier al number lhree,
CoUlns at number four. and fresh
mnn Klrstin Sverdrup and Eh.z.a·
belh Heckel are still chollcf18ing
for 1he fifth a.nd ,axth spols
'I feel Uke were very slrong In
our top four; said Jirst year coach
Mane 1..rurd 'Our weaknes:.e~ I
think. are not being ablt: to
change up enough in tenns of
grunc strategiell and timtdne"S
about coming 10 the nel at crillcaJ
times'
The men s team plays Saturday
In a 9 30 a m home malch agait\61
Pacific University The women s
team travels to Paafic Lutheran
University where they will face
las I year 11 conference champ1ons
In il dun) meet
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Pioneer Log, April 5, 1984 dlsplayud thua Car Ia a p1C41Ynt
II U rpM !'.e.
"Our defcnw Is VN)' t>ahd Md
w<• haw good quickneo;<~ said
Gallo I d.rdn 1 lhmk we were a
power ball club but 12. home
runs in eight gam(>', kind of
refuws that
11lt> Pioneers next home ganw
Ia Salurdny at 12 JO p m against
Wl."item Orvgon State Collage
In a double header Saturduy
the Piollaprayed c1gh1 home runt.
Into lhc fnr noachJng evcr~en
trc11s lhot ndom thu Houston
Sport11 Comple.x left field fence.
They swept bolh game<t from
WhltmM Miuionane .. , 7·J and 8·
5
Six 'itar1crs rt•tum from la5t _.,.ear· .. squad. wh~ 19-9 win·lo
recorda wu tops in lhc confer­
ence Of the veteran~ lhtJ enure
tnfteld iii b.lck Wlth Bryon Hend·
er~on 111 tint Dale Shirts at
second Oil\-c \Vt!fY at "horunop
and B D';\boy al thu'Ci
JunJor Chri!l Pauu anchor:> the
outfield at ccnlerfield and b tor.ned by fellow tumo•'S Mark
FeUer m lt!ft and Scou Wt.>bb 10
ngtu.
Fre!lhman BIU f'ellows. an all·
lnare catcher from Sam Barlow
Hi,m School [n C:retoham . rom·
pWte:s tM bottcry to a )"'UflS ca Jl!'
of pitchen which 111 I('(J by lour­
year !Starter Ste'\IC OaWJ>On Jom·
lng Daw50n in lhc p11ching
rotahon are Brian Crook. Con:')'
Loehr Gt-off Richmond Slt"!'l."ll
Oakley, GaryCOldsmilh and Da\~
Avcrv
otrens•vely , the Piont!t?T b<lts·
men will rely on power hittmg
Hend~n and 0' boy to rept>al
thell' .300 plus 3\Cr"agt!:S from Laar
&eason. Sen1or Doug Jacobson
\'llillst:rve a~ the desJgJ'14led hiller
m the line-up and has already
proven his on·ba.se c-.tp.lbihtics
'There i~ no reason we can t
repeat our confercncf! win and
regain the distnct champ1on ·
stup. · said Gallo ~M.> JOb is 10
help them moth-ate the~J ­
ves .get m the grome lltld get it
done."
Softball team ga1 .. 11ers
early season victory
RJch Jordan or thr Pion....,. ~
Prior lo tht' l~am -.eason
opener lewis lltld Clark softOOll
coach uc Peterson claimed the
Pionetl.J"'' ~ere "better prepared
for lt~o 61'\'it game lh.an an . .v olher-
veM . ..
•
Tht~ trom playt1d up 10 that
cJ~:pectallon lnst week in a 14-.5
s.eason opener victory 0\er
Wnrncr Pacific CoUt•ge..
"Everybody had at least one
hit. said wmning p1tchcr Pam
Rambtl)'. '"They were a first yp.u­
tcam .md were better lhan we
&pected th~m to be
AccordJng to ~phomore Beth
Ktome. !hough Lt is s11ll a little
rusty ·we mndc ~me nusta.kes.
bul nothing trust can t be worked
on 10 practice. and no one struck
out,'' shE' ~d
Going anlo the r>e4:.on, Pelcf""
son's club had tho advantage of
bt•ing invo~ud in 8e\erul pre­
:;eaaon ~nmmagcs \\ihich wt!re
an opportunity for Pelerson lo
e..\penment by playing people in
differenl po~ilton6.
Petcn;on dt~beS thi:. year !I
team us tX'ing Ndt•fcn~M!l) sohd"
Tht• outfit~ld. tt•nnt~ Nrebuiltn,
will tt»tun' freshlllan Mic:hcUe
Classifieds
LOST: One pair of Ralph
Lauren rounded-frame
glasses My educat•on Is
dependent upon the return of
my oyes Reward offered.
Contact Dean at the Pioneer
Log Off1ce, x233 Simmons in left fil'ld and 'IOpho­
more Eileen Gard in right 6dd
Kjomc return:. foranotht:r seuon
in center field
In lhe mfieJd Gad Ed.mond11
wiU be playmg first bo•sc. Return·
ing al a;.ccond bo~ is conlerence
and distnct all·!'tar Man Kav . -Plass ~hnum Oolo1-es Do\le is • the .. horurop and senror Julann
Pctent i:-retummg again ut third
ba....e. Pam Rtl.msey and Usos Imp­
son handJe lhe pilchmg and Jt!n·
lynn Prescott \\ill complele the
roster al catcher.
"Right now th1 tum 1s lo the
point where we need to pta.> a lot
of gnmt!i!." snid Pett.'T'lSOn
\VUh a schedule of uppro"\J•
ll"Ultely "0 gnme5 .. C\'cryonc looks
to get plenty of playing time
Our conferenc-e gam~ '"ill be
t:.rilJca.t said Pett."r'!'oon
The team's goal rs to wm lht•
conferenet> but the taak w·un t be
easy. Acrordmg to Pcte~n. 'The
conference has reAl good ba.Janre
this vear and should be a f'C31 .
dogfishl ' Pacafic UnaHlr5tt)
returns to detend us conferunct•
champion!>hip and is the tcarn h•
beat," said P£-t~n
Th1s \'-eekend the Pioncen> \\ 1ll
particapatc in a 1oumament
hasted b}· Pacafk an f'on>:~t Crm>e • LC's ne:tl home pme is agaan t
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• Senior t•miMN Co01 ~ Sui'\ avul
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the Tnldu Promoung ACII\lllt• ol tht~
Ot•partm~·nt ofEcononuc Of'\ ·lopmcnt 7'
f:dmond' 11, 3,15 to S:JO p m
• The Philn..aph) Dep.1rtmcn1 t!\ spun·
sonns ll colloquium on fn"t•dom fl!(ht
ar.adt•nuc notable.-. "'ill odd their idtl.l" to
tho open discu ~ton at 3.15 p m m Platt·
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• Jdoos K hangc: "Po\"ooer and PO\\t ..
rf -.n • ... Ct\IC41l01 and ;\nglo In Border
To\'n~ N James Ru~wll , M:»Ciolog) noon
m in the
• leeplng Beauty' penormed by thr
Hou:.ton Ballet at 7 p m. in the Ponlnnd
Cr"ic Auditorium For more mfonnaUon
caU U.Z-5229
• \IOSCO\V on the Hudson o~n• at the
Ro~ \Ioyer and \<tu ..... c Bo~ Thcatur<>
~tars Robln Willi~~.~ru and Paul Mazunok) .
Call 2.95-70-lt tor moro
• mens tennis a~run~t Pod fie
Lutheran Uni,or.r.itv at lC 9:.30 am
~ • rtonl·t'r bn..'ot'balJ against Wc<~tcm
On·~on ~lull' ( ollt•gt• nt 12:30 p m and
t.t>Orgt• 1 o' Colh·g~ .1t J p m Both gnmt• ..
an• nt Joe Hou~tton Fh•ld
• Plomwr trork nnd Ocld ngr.Unst Wil
lnmultt• Uni\cNil\ 3nd \-\'1titmnn C'olh~g•'
Gn~'"-old Stndham 12 JO p m
• The undofoatcd U: rugby dub lakc•s
on tlw Pnc tO h•adlng llnh't"l'bll\ of
Ore~on lluck:. 1 p m at D~ho Ptlfk.
• Mu~ic-D<lnco-Oiscub.<don : Tht> Fe:-.th11l
ol Mtddll• r,.,~lt·m "-"'· Mu!>IC and(. uhuru
~n~ \\1th a lt>eture on • C ontc> . .mporary
Pt"!l ian \..th-rnture ' h\ ,\min Bannm 3 -p m. Tt•mplt•ton Ccnu•r
• Btmt•Ot ( onD·rt. LC mu~lC profu,.<tOr
Edith K.ilbud<. wm perform a harp,aC'hord
t'onccrt 111 I:.\ ans Trck(lt<. llJ"e $S for tltu·
dt•nt proc.'('t,>d., to OHSll:. neM rt•tanilll>
plgmnto~ center.
• "-Biurdlly Mnrl<et opent. m downtO\YO
Portland at 10 n m
• KRCI\ 101 FM l~~o bro<tdca:.ting Molly
Hntrhet :. lrvc conCtll1 nt 10:30 p m
• AuthentJc Balkfn and American Danc­
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• ""Jhe Tom McCall Cancer Sen~ Take
Care nnd Beware to help pcoplo cope
wuh c.Jncer and discuss hO'N to rrduce
chnnct.~ of geltlng it. Nursing Education
BUilding C.OOd Samaritan Ho~patal •
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• IJ\lK 101 IM b hroudt:aKting the II\'('
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• Pioneer men., tennl~t against Unive~
~lty of Portland nt LC. 3 15 p m
• Plonoor trock ond fleld. L&C Decuth­
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demotu~ tmtr. th
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bling~> . next to ~
Mls.sion" appear
ThP Intricate •
one professor b •
Undergrndua te
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tJCAPC draf\ rea
arttclel that was p
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te\;ews the draf\ 1
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leek comments fi
Time
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01 the PIOI'It'er Log
ThP new elmo..,
w!U become elf~
cmaln to como
rnanv studentb
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change WlU• In II'
Assistant rt<'gi~
\\ho de~lgned t
the problem ns o
11\'C commurtica
Plllon on the 1
reprc."iC n 1 :u 1\ eb
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