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Volume 48, Number 20

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1984-04-01

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5, 1984 14,ftt•r twarly hm ycnrs of f"r.\ lt'l\t"-8 tht· undt'flCr&duatn • PhysiG41 uch.K·ation
col/r~t· HI l.r.wis ttnd l'lltt'k. ,,,,. lJnrlr.rgrrultJlllt: C.cll/cgr ror tO ranka at comparable pol ... te ~In thl• rcgkln:
i\(nd1•mic F'lanmns ('mmmllt'd IUO\PCI, hut }n•ck pn>< ~~ ~: no nUIJor should mqulre mom lhan IS credJta. tlwt we offeroompetltM t•t.rla In aD flelc» forwhkh we
clurrd 11 drnjt r~( it~ Mtssmn Pla11mng rrpnrt jnr fat ulty 1 ' 1 ld ng pmmqul811e11 , and that no mom than tZ crodl11 rocruh faculty; and that r.cuJty deYelopment ftrnct. be
n'Hr"'' amltliscmuttm. 1\-\.'Cin• nf tlu• J3 n:commt•ndatmmt ~~ ,;;:.'ul7!ln the maJor department . Inc• eaaod u reaounw pennJt lo • farac:tlon o( the~
uf thtl r1•rwt'1 11ro nut lined hclmv. 1 Ill 'JIIlrtmcntll he cncou~t'd. but not rnqulred, eral budg~t comparable to che fraction at fnstltulloru wtth
. . to rlr:~lgnato tho apJ,mpriate r.oul"'leA whkh would C'.onJRi. which we oompete.
11 Tlutl bc·~nnlnl( m ~nil l9&'i, all r.ntcring studcntN bo lute a minor In tllMit flf'Jd and t..__, ud hlt'f"tln lhll !Wlmt• l:uUf'"ll·wldu ror-nulntmtml" and thai n I •aa &t nnts ci«<Ctlng lh'*' IOI'Ibltlntemalional atudlma throughout thecua ibdum "u , ~ .. ., . • ' on nors bt' ponnlltlld In haw. them i"CCQrdoo .... th_.r bo better -A1 ,,.... •hatth C"-1'---"ar I r•--"'ngltl blurl•loun~to degrt•c lwaVftllabh : to thuan atudc•nt 8, · ""'' "'' ooonuna uu. " e .ut""'''te .-..unn •• • roug
· , 11,1l hulor ol i\rt!i. 1"!nacnipts. dWilm to have 10 percent af our undnrgJ'IIduat~ (roan
tht , Sl l'hat 'onc-••ntmtlons ho esi/Jbll!ihcd atl.cwie~and C. ric. abNIId; and tt.t lntcrdJidpUnary conocntnnfons be
21 1 hot bt•l(tnnlnK In J.ntr. 198!S,oll studltnt!f be ruqutn-d In lntmuhK:1nllnnry In charact d h ..... 1 r--·J ·-... U-a...od .,.-'"""' nnvtlu r 88 a condiiJ n f I tl ,. "" an Ollt: Wit ' ll uu;u ty B'wul .... aa r"'OIIUn eli peo mll In Aldan Studies, I.Mlln
~~~.::'r.7:~1 1 hu r~IJ~JWinf( pnJfif'l:nd:. ':~ ';:;~j,.~~ ~":t~~:.~~: ond 11n ndvfMJry oommtucc uf at lnur thmr. A
1 m
1, e1~~n Sturu
1 'et~rdanl-~ Ruu ropean SrudiM. of' ,.. _ _. __
I ~ ·t lily the• f, llh wlnn t:duoatlon I rl ,.. . , nnl an nt,. IIIL"~P nary cnnamti'Wtlon ~~UCT
(lOll" 01 u · ' 1
''~' 4 fUPtl enet~ nn'hat tnucher Jl~JW1i'BIIon In one fonn or nnothr.r be Studftu~beoatabiiJiulCJwlthadln:ldorandfacullya~ry
• p,ltlktp;ltlon in u t ""' prtlgr·um consi61lng 111 1~51 ol n n~fflnnod as plJrt of the• mi!UIInn of'Lcwla and Qark; that oommlnoo of reprf".JICOtatM:s from all dMt!IIOJU; that
common cum'bf• fur all rirat .}'\U.Ii' lllud~·nts- we clu not c·cnuinuo with two r>cpamlt• units for toacher faculty mcmbcra continue cfTon11 to lnfuac the Idol ol
• !itudy ul [tnothc•r c·uhum, on campu!t m p~fe•mbly JJ11!panuirm; nnrl thnt If wt• oontinue \\;th any ooumllon genck!r halanoo ond the rcsutu. of MW I!ICholanlhip on
ahroad mnjor or mlnur, lntcrdh;t•lplinary andfnr Clf'rtific:oatlon wumen throughout the cuniculum; thai the com p~
• Study ul Aml'1ir.:m 1:uhum nnd inaututw1111 includtnu JU'ogrnm fort~ndc·rgrnduatr.t~,lhauuchn prqp11m hnukl g.mm lrwludn the >tudy of gendt!r and ~ndc~latcd
tho t!Jlpmit·mms ol Amcril·an minontics . confonn tn gutd~tllncs pnJ\iousJy recommended in rhb t!l6l1Clli nnd that we 8Cek endowment fundi for a Vlslllfl8
• Study ul lhl• lmpor1DnC:P. nnd natum or gc•ndcw. n•por1. Profes80r.lhlp In Gender tudie!L
• Stud.)' ol lo'l:(n social nncl \"Uhh! que.'ltions llllNOC11111Cd 7fl'hlll Lcwi.!l nnd (,1MiL reduce thu iz.e oft he undeflVI!du-
wilh 64:1t'ncc <tnd lt~hnolog) lllo fat:ulty cmd make compollrubfc n~htHton.•ln ndmmfJ.. 121 11uu the CnO~c ~ priority DIU!.nllon 10 e l.!atlng
.cfcnoo prt1fVDms 1ogcther with other inilfatl\e!l outlined
In lld~t pllm and as m1r resources pc.nnlt; rhataddllfonal
n!SOUroc.'> bt· pro\~doo to aJI<"M more fidcnce fiiClllry to
p11rtldpAit' tn chc ooro prugntm and cl!iCWhere In the
C::ollc:go; and lllllt nn interdl!iclplinary fiCienc&n!latcd oon­
'nntmtum be escnblirihod, os rcsouroCA pertnJr. to cum·
ine large \ulue questions ronc~ming science and
tochnc11ugy. • Study al .m udvrutccd underg•aduah! lr!Vl'l of copmal tr-utlnn and !llllff en ochle\oe o stud~nt/far:ult}' mtlon of
1 !IUC!.'I ol la1 f;(t! tolgniRr •anrc~ 12·to-l In throe ytl41'11, ond In .!i4!\ en years; a milo c)( t3-lo-t.
• fntr'(Jdur.tlon . through appmpnah• d•!parcmcntal 8) Tlllll lht• ColiCf(o remain M selccti\'tl a" it 15 in tJdmb-
c:uui'M!S. cu gc•ncrnl mothodolfltD • und wn~ ul thtnking In slnllli nnd Inc rtmse• lt!'l t•fTor1!\ 10 recruit u "tudr.nl hod\ rut
soc:inl ~lt•nc:.o , n.ttuml scirurc nnd hunwnilles l<t'l(c: ns \w t:ztn mu!ih•rond more dh-1:n;e In rod.'ll,cthnlc,
• ~tudy nl a fon••gn lnnglQgc national nnd oclD-Ceononalc hadcgrounds .
, t &"''alt\1' r•Apn l!t~<IOn in tho ;;u1s 01nd mu~>ic . 9) 11\nt fnrully ... 1l.on~.b in the undcraroduat•· ooUC((u he
• J>rulldc•m :y tn wrilln~ .md ttfuthNnatk .s. hwN>.a!M'd u,o; rewmn:cs J)C!rntil at least to nn m·orngf• JC\or.l
Lewis and Clartc College Vol. 48 No. 20. April 12, 1
. d . lllJXe VIeWS
Report proposes to cut 18 faculty
On n tlesk In Olin 301 there i~; a
tangled nuu.L' ul grcon pt'n .;rnb
bli08 ~'· noxt 10 which the word
Mla..'iltm uppeal'8 bPVeral limo& nw lntnrotv doodles depict
one profo5!>0r t~ ron chon to the
Undergraduate C'olleg" A en
demic Planning Committee :;
1\)(J\P(.I drnfl report (st-e above
&rtJcleJ thai wns pre<,ented 10 the
facuhv earlier thJs week. and
neatly ~tumf! up the mi~Ad
1'('\.fCW~ the draft i'f'CCI\.Cd during
llw two day dlt.eusston
Tht• forum which wns held to
~~eek comments &om the faculty before submitllng the UCAPC '~
6nal roport to the Mill.!llon Plan·
mng CommJuoo later thlli W'f.•e"­
aired tssuet. ranging &om tho
recommendation co offer only
one underg~aduato dogrue the
Bachelor of Ar1to ro hO\v tho
faculty should re-.pond to lht~
broad·oo60d n>port
But by fur tho most popular cbs
CU&Sion toptc wa<o tho commit
tee~ recommendation to cut 18
faculty position• over the neltt
three yeat'b Accordtng to tht>
UCAPC cruur. Dean of f'ocuhv •
Andrew Rembcn the recommen·
do don \Vat; anned upon oflclr the
committee asked Controltor
Chuck Crlmrruns \...tult would
happen 1f the coUego contmuud to aurac·t itr. prebenl share of
JVIllloblc atudents lwhich i1> cui'
rent tv dN:hnlngl sought to retain
a lZ·IcH faculty srudent ratio
and bru.ancc the budget
ThP ~uh \'\fruo that LC would
go into th~ red in the 198S-66
!>C.hool year, and by the earl\
1990s haw nLcrued a dcfic1t o(
more than ~zo mtllion
·our mitinl reaction Ito Cnm­
mtm. findings! was rTUIJ'bd and
.obenng. " said Rembert . "But our
r.econd reacl1on wa:. m~ cooui·
dercd Our response. especinJJy
Ita problt:mallc pro,cctiona, are
more important than ~\·er
becau!\C we nl'ed a clea.r-cut tde.a
or \1\otult the undetgJadunte pro­
gntm will be like.''
Rm~bert t".alled for the slJ'Ong
and consistent suppon of the
faculty These will ho"'t' ro be a.lJ
of our problerm or elSt! \1\o.'e ~haJJ not be able to nddre !t them in a
product1ve mannnr.'' he
continue d
Proh:ssor of English John Ci!tla·
han pointtld outln the forum dis­
CU&11ion thot whtll! !acuity cut
were mcurnmt•ndrd , tht•re w;,a
little mention of any specific
odmlnilltrntfon atnft reductions
l "'ould like tu see the commit·
too go back and n-commend COl'"
m•ponding cut11 in admini·
6tr.uivc ~pctUC ,•· t>atd Callo.han
Rembert responded th.at the
comrrunee 's taak was to look ill
critcna indcpendcml of the
adminlstrntton bu1 lh.tl Calla·
han' ~ugge.•tion was "perfectly
appropri.lte. .. 5oiUd there was il Vlston behmd the
recommcndanon ~coommJr·
tee fdt thrre wrre program llt't!a.&
coruiMtng ol' isolAted structurul
pieces thai OOl'Cicd to be brolJ8hl
together :·
Rer:nlx>n's repome led Asso­
Ciate Prof~ of Ptulosophy l:hlf
Ronach.aefer to comment that the
di~plin~t of .ocltJOCtJ v.011 inadtt­
quately addressed 10 the repor1.
"~othiog a3)15 thai the study ol
~r.nce IS 1mpor1ant m rtr.elf: I am
afraid th.en: i a wide 6plir
be~1!Cil the hwruuucic.-s und
5Cience We nooo dasciptines thai
cros.s m-er a.U cultures.. Chcm•lltl) '.
physiC& and b1olog) enable us to
make tht! land~ or JUdJllf!nlt~ and
statement... that &ufQJI!Sl we are
getting closer 10 rhe truth."
Timec ~e .s elude student input Both Sl t!'\1\l ~'"'e) , a. '\SOC i.at e
prof~r of b•oiOfDo. and Helena
Carlson, 8"10CUllt' prot . sor of
p ycholog) . ro1.ed questions
about what thr. odml11:oions
department could do to oiT&el the
deocllning enrollment uch as
accepting a gre;lter pt.ort ·ntagc or
students. Rembert ..Ud. ... hop" your
fe::u"5 iU'C f'aggerated The oom·
null~ s Intent was betund \~hat
you ha\'C tust .aagse5tl.>d "
Further di:;cuSSton foli«M'Utl on
the propoial for offering only one
dt!81ee. the Bach,.lor of '""'
Glenn Meyer. aBsocaatc prufuswr
ofp•ychologv , UJd he had pAniC'­
ip;lted m a stu~ lhat how~ the
majontv of srudents fa\un.>d th~ Thorrutb Lydon
0( tha Ploncot"r lAg
The ni!W dab~ 1\chcdlJie which
wfU \>o(oomo cffcctlvo rail tenn Is
ctt1oln to come as o surprit.a to
many studont1.1 who had pro­
~iously not heard that ,.uch a
chango was In the works
.\.. .. stNt;\nt R(>gifUrar Jnl Auatin.
. \\ho dhlgned tho I'IChcdule , r.ee,..
I the problem a .. a result ot inefft"C·
IIW communlc a lion and pardn·
P•lllon 011 thl' part ol etudunt
repn!.o;c n tu It\ t'.Jt
ihu M:hcdule looks> JUSI line
.and will probably work out much
bcller thbn lht: old one." 1\ustin
~aieL but the• bro.1dcr I !'>Ut' ofwh,>
eo many 11\ldL•nt W\ll'e it'll in tha
dtr\. about tht~ dclt'l~ion !llill
rt·main fht'l'l' \1\o ''1'0 tlu'l·(• !iiU·
1 dent n•pn'"l'ntntivo,; 011 I htl Cur­
rii'Uium C:ommllla«• which
dl~~eu "''d tho chongt•:;, and tho!~«'
•tudclnls woro 11uppo ed to
n•pt\'"Cnt thfl ... ud(•ntfi us ""'II u~
"-'port dtJ'l•t..tly to thc• Student
~demit. \Ouln. llourd.
... Thu whole umn \\.'l' dh;culiM!d
thL• prupoMI lhtl',V dldn I &oily a
\\nrd," ~ld ,\ulolln I hupc they
· ditto 1 fut•l lnthnldnt<'d II lht.':}'
· did. they bhuutd havt· talkttd to
11\t, or ..omoono ul!ltt on the
tommlltt•••
Austin br>llf.'VCS the atudont
"'P~ntattw" Wt•n• the mJaau\8
hn~ in ronununlcutton bt•twucn the C.umculum Commllleo and
the student body
SAAB vtce President r nrl Ito!'"
ton. tho one who nppntntt.:d the
three Nlprct~Ontali\'UN , Q81'CCd
with Austin that the studM I~~>
fniled In their rolo U!'i comnutlt>e
member:~ and :;tudtmt mpre~n
tarh~
In the final nnnly"i" Hor1on
beUe"\es thAt th£> chof18e' ""ill
greatly benefit lht• iMtilution
from an ''acadL'Tllir: VI~~ point. •
.-\6 for the ie.suo of ~oludcml rcpn•s·
cnwtton In adminlsrrnuvc dues·
-.ion maldng. Hortun safd, ~wu arc
in the proctl.'is of making somn
chang~-. In SAAB riWtl now that
~ill .~ttcvmtc c;omc• of thnSt•
problem ..
Horton heM cwr, said ho fc•els
that II i~ lmpo•1nnl to t~oncmlc
,\u~tln . Jill" rusponsibllity as
,\s,l~>lant R.-gtstror wn~> to n•pn•s·
cnl the fat ultv lntttn·~l II wn~> tho
"'IUdf!Ot ropNIItlnlali\'C:i who
fa!lvd thl• ~tudt•ntg "
r ha ..cht-dul<· chungll.s t omt•
;~bout .u, a W"iUII VI student prul·
crent·t•s for cc>rtom timt'!'i durin~
ttw duy lspc•ciflc.Jlly, penod~
thn•c tour ,1nd M~l which
n~~ulted in llmitt•d dus Af>~uxos
.md wme dasM•& being 111\l~hl in
inappropriate.• spaces
Anotlwr n•ason for I hi! c:hail8e.
1\u&tfn uJd. \\o1U'' lhtl dt~m of I he
profcs110~ who tt'lllch thH gcmetul
11tudi&.~ COUr.c8 tO Nl\'t' thtlm all
meet al the 5amt' timo for pur-pose:. of team teaching In l'&lct,
they hud bt..>cn making such n
n!C(Uest for the la~t three }l'nrs.
'\ustin ta aWlli"'P thai fon'31'10u~>
pedagogical n-;u;ons !toOme dbci­
pUnus ilN ooller tnught m ~'0 ·
hour bltxk..'i than m ontt hour
one:. The ~pecillc 1yp0:t of prob­
lom'l \'llith tht• !IC:heduw Au~-olln
.aid •·n.ro n~~ nwt~ of a ~mau
llbetul an college that ll"ic·:. to
1~1ch t'\l'l)'thmg.
"Bec'auM~ the srudl'ill!'o hn\'e no
control 0\'Cir hO\~ tht! class \.'Unic­
ulum should be taught th£>.)' have
hmttnd control 0\ cr the ~hedule
bttcuu:»l! tho 'onlcnt of the cla~s
delt•rmtnes thu blading. • said
,\u!ilin
f~'O (Jl the student NpreM'!nta·
IJ\ • who wm• on thl1 Cunin•·
lum CommUiee are l'Um!nlly on
nWI'1"W• trips and the third was
ullil\.tilttblt• tor commt•nt . -\nnt• Price. associate dean or
.tdmi~'iion<. , mplied b 1uking thtt
que .. lion. • Could tho-..: lltudentto
:.Uf"'l\.'0 and :\Ut:cecd h( n•., lt
would bo oottut• to focus on
lmprovtng tilt! programs that
attract hlghc·r quality ~tudent ••
Otht•r debate foculil'd on the
lt•.Jr.tbilll) of lh•• repurt itticlf.
"It look!. hlu.! a \\ollh list," sntd
Ca&h<m . 1 think thts comm111ee
asnd th(•n tho f.J•·ulty hato got to
mnke omc di cr:imanatans
judl{nwnts ·
Doug t:gnn profC550r buSlnt>li­
and ndmanu;tntll\ c tudies.
ft81'Cl•d "I \\o'Ould like to sec o
\;5ion, n runtru t'o .cnse of pul'
poM! lor thr~ ruport, he &lid.
While cttang •hat the report w::ts
ull mcoruplt•tc n_:gnrdmg the fate
ot the srhool of musw l\um\x•rt
5 PISTONS AND PH'DS PART 11 ~
1:\1\o'O desree option Hr. at
pointed out tht• tmbaloncc•
bef\Wen the iurw~ and the
huma.nnies..
"Sc:umce ITIAIOJ"5 gnaduatt• \\ith
c.'pc.ricnoo m the hun1.,niti but
not the other WU\' uround, he
~
Jd
The one thing ncrui) C\~'One
agreed upon "a Uusl facull~
n!\;l"\\ of the I PC n!port
hould hiS\'e tartcd tons bcfo~
.t\pril 9
ThH; lUnd of discu ton
houlrl ham bt..-.cn goir on •
month.! aso ' cundudcd II Ill)
ti4Jr. U.SOCt4U! professor of ht!ii·
tOI) um.J member of the l 0\
ro.1tUf'\' \~rtlt•r Pelt I' Gatlin Ia~ anolht~ m,> tll~4l ioumc\' through u~ fucult)
parkinf( lot m I1J\ auempt tu dlsnl\Cf nur pnJf(!SS()r.§ ' a.nd admini IIUhll':!i
fum "~ hcf•lcc:l idiO~) ncttu!it!S
11 NATIONAL WATERS
tC ~""im~~ limsh the s~wn "','h fi\'tl membcra re~nti~ the Pioncen •• the
national mt"C't tn .Vbdelphia. 1\rk.. and dunking 118\-eral sc::hool"~onb -
-Campus in Brief
\tnrl:tnne Ratcliff
or 1t.e ~"" Latt
Pizza wars hit campus
'"'4tch the Domin~ t:all' b rho nl.'\~ rall)lr\fl cry ot thf'
PbUJOi 01·~ managt-ment a" it skp"' up ill' oompNitinn wifh
Oomano'c; rtu.a
Bette.-. cht~~per and fa5tcr than Oommo ·, are th1· goal" nnd a
Jl.ll1 ot the nJAhty ot the Pfautonn' new s~ICA\ ·
Falltcnn the Pfambrm no longor '-Old pauas bc<'~u!"U they
wtYt>n t <.elling vet) wcll '0\\ Yoith a nrw cru.,.t, more angredJ.-nts
and a pccial red ,,;ne tomato ..;auc th Plaufonn I" moro
5UooesWI than h ,,'\!1" h:l bet>n bctore an us t\1.!\tor).'' "Aid
\tanAgt-s-, sophomore O.n-1d Lawrence. al~ n bu!'\.lnos...;; malar and
Zl!'!panng hotel :tnd rer.taurant manA{{t-'f" .
Jltautouu piua P-''~ tht! ta!'W t •st when it wa5 tudged by the
P\ali•HO\,·Md donn rounol t.awrenc,• and somt~ ol hi-. tncnd .. to be
better than Domino ·~ 11 p.l~~ the doll~ It I •"' itas.-Jt I':\. I $1 to.$.Z..7S
ch~\4JX'f" th.ln Oonuno:. and 4." roc the IJmt'. lt"!:\1-' '\~~ &till Y..'tlriOng
on 11 sa.~d L:swrcnce. Our poliC) as to ~t·t 11 there ,,,thm 2.5 nunuttl!
111c n.-sult ol all oJ atu~ c that Domino ha~ c.nJl~d the Plauform
and at seem" tht.-, are ta.IJng tht• rompctilton ~ou") .'' said
t..;rwren C"e.
Students turn guerilla
Si L~i~ and Clark student' participated in a guerilla
"arfar • demonstrauon at the opcnmg ol the PiontH!I Squaru m
duwntown Ponland lllc;t Ftida)' to prolcc;t U.S in\ol\t:ment tn
Central Amenca
The "tudentt-actt.>d m ronjunctton \~ith other mcm~ of the
Portland Ccnt:nsl American SolJCbnt' Comrruueo t;ucrilla
Theaters
:>ome of the p:u-ticpants dr-c. sed D." Ct'ntraJ American
soldi~ pa.mted thetr face-: and branch hed faJ..e gun' while
pu:JU.ng through the aowded quare, atd partactpant 'cnior
·nm Cahen.
Other participant:. dre "Mi as peasants and whlle they
play· acted bang tel t"OI &.&ed by the sotdicn . other pllJ1icipant
"-&IJ.ed behind them passing out 01ers ellplaming the intention
or thcu demonstration .
The demonstration lasted rcr approximate!) 10 minutes said
Cah ert. He saJd some memb«"a of the crowd \\ere alanned and
some said the) thought il was tasteleas .
·on the whole at wa" a succes~S, " ~aid Calvert. I clunk we got
tho me:. age aaos~>.
LC misses James Taylor
Popular s.~nger James Taylor was almost acheduled to
perlonn at LtM-;s and Clark on Ma.> 6, but due to compUcation~
he WIU be performing at the Chic Auditonum m Portland on
that dat~ .
Oiructor of Student Aetmbes Michael Ford ~d that orqpnall)
the Oouble·T booking agency couldn't re~-o the Ci\ic Auditonum
for Ta) lor to perl01 m on Sunday May 6 and so asked tf they could ·
use the lC facilitt~
Taylor y,.ould ha\'e pJayed at the Pamplin Spol1:i Center
wrucll 5ea1s appro)Qmatel) 2,500 people The Cil.lic udHonum
5CAis appro~matdy 3,000, aJd Ford
The problem arose when Double-T a..-.ked to .hange the date to
ThW"Sd.ay. May 3-a weekday There would then h..lve beet•
problems '~ith the use of th~ f.iu:dit) and • Paridng would h:'l\'1!
been a rushtmare. .. IWUd ford. -.-\.o; il corucqucnCf• , I saJd no to the
Ma\ 3 date.' he wud
~
As u tum!' out. T&)1or w;u be pe1 torming May 6, the day
Doubll~ ·T .s&d he he would not be :t.blt• 10 perform at LC.
·we gJI\11 11 our best effort to get him hen• :tnd get a redured
rate for LC tudentli. but \<l.'l' were unable to because of routing and
thutgs clearly beyond our control. "Ald rurtl
Housing contracts coming
1\Uke LulZ
J'or the l'tar oee • 1...1::11(
With housing contract timt•
approaduns at ~t and CJark.
t>tudents will soon be 6Jling out
n!Sident hall eontracts Cor ne-t
ycu. Unl. &tude.ntsapedfyoth­
cn,lr.e thc1;;e contracta will bind
them for all threeteunsof 19&4-85
6Chool't'f'-M -Nearly all freshmen are
reqwred to ..gn a resident hall
contract for th~U' initiaJ lhree
te. n~ The exception to too rule
i.a for thoae who are 2 J or li\le
olf-campua W1th their J)ll.tlmt or
guardian .Ac(:Ordlng to Oenillof!
'11lomJl600 . usoctate dean of stu·
dents and residence halt.. direc­
tor, thia rule exULI becau.e the
college beli~a that ~lhernidcnt
hall e.perience becornet an inte­
gral part of the education pro­
cea•" &J LC.
In order for &ea.hrnen or
lqplJy-bound upperd.uamen to
c:ircWfM!:nl a reaidenl haJl con·
cract. "extenualiOA drcumal.an·
cea• muat prevail 1hompeon
Page2 saad •hat occasionally .. tudents
are retundt!d ba&ed on a distmc­
uon ~~en L'lludent destre:.and
needs m rebtion to the ooll~e ·~
tntcrest lllompf>Dn 5aya that
ott en ~otuP.nts who N\~ a demon·
r.trutP.d n~d iUld .. tudcnlJI who
have abused th~ pnVIl~eofliving
tn th~ donns are ~ of the
contract .
HtM'O\cr, that doesn t mean
that cudcnt6 r.hould plot to d~
troy the campur. tn order to get
out of a contract Thompaon
~aplatna that departif\8 students
aro aslieS&Cd roc d.a.magea for
which thuy arc ~pomdble
Thompaon ala.o thorough1v
checb st\Jdents clalnu ofincom.
petabdlty wUh donnma.tt• Her
Oral option Ia to auempt to
impn:J\.oe the atudenfa rom:nt Hv·
ang &ituatiun If the drcumstan­
oo. appear to be •n-eaovable . then
that aludent wtU be allowed to
mtM! otf-campua With a refund
WNle thepoc:euofreceivtnga
refund mJsht Will n&ad 10 aome
atudenc.,1bomJ*Ml aa.lc1 .. LC is
a human inathution We a.re able
to reapond to human needs " Council bailS Forest parties Trad1
Carol Hamrnr.u
Of ll\tl f'jont"Cr LolC
5 the ro<~ull of o mnndatc.•
liS ucd b th•-' President !0 C oun·
cil f'orel>t donn har; been tor
bidden 10 sponttoJ ponicll unlil
.1 funrrionnl donn co\mdl h>
org:mized nnd thtt f'Or\'"' Donn
Council Prestd~nt attends
Prc,tdent Council meeting
rogularl\
Accordans to Jcnni(er ~rohn
forest Hall .. Ro"-ldent Dartlctor
the m3J\datu statet. that the
donn cannot hold pa11ae<c and
must org<~nize a dorm council
In order to gam the nght to apon Stlr panie"' agrun This
ampl.ttll'o th;H po.rt1e art! the mom
pm of dorm counciJ when ln
fact 11 should only be ono·tcnth
ol dorm counol l&tiUCs." nld
Krohn.
0\e mandate was a nu;ull of
th•• I og Jam'' po..rt~ · spon1ored
b\ Spn.tce ,\-20 at the end ul
wintur term The Ooor failed to
prcstmt before the dorm c.oun •
dl lh request to hold the pa.rty.
Dorm Counetl ~ .. ould havt•
ht•llt'd the case. but A·20 didn t
come before the councd.Thoy
had the p:tr1) anyway , aga.inftl
nuno and Oenase s Thompson I
ad\lce;· :.aid lu'ohn
Losl wee!.. the mandate came
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journallabc e1hlca an..~ COllege
poi~S
VIews ~··mad are tho •a of fle wna• and do not necruanty
rtlect the vteln Of the student
bOdy, the Cao.Jily. Of the CCl]llge
edtJIIniAIIoo. Unligned ecftlrials
... &ugglllll d and.,. epproyed by
"-edlon and man.-gn Of lhla
MWIJ"•P• and 1e1'1ct lhe mtlortty
OCJ'niOn of IN 11 ~
SJ!ecton oC ca1toona ~
In .. Oplrion • cion " ..
rnponltllllty of 1\e ()pnion Edltot. up for diacuae1on ot the Prt
dent'-. Council meetang whlll'
c.on~ls tod uf five member
~au onding botddt'J> lv'ohn 11'1:
on•' ~ttudtml form !•oreal
Krohn · Poru11t donn doe111
tnku tlw Prcsitlt•nt t. (. ounq
scrioualy They cnlled U\ 1
que~otion and thrn they did n(J
lalo.t' us SCMOU 'IY for "10 rl'lo
people showed up lor the mr.t1
ing."' s;lld ~rohn
·•we have hod a doa m cound
all ycnr,w said G&l") GaDoY,e
sophomore . pre~idcnt of tht
forest dorm counc1l ''I thlnl
tho mandate comes from a lad
ol \tnoy,.lt>dge \\ c: need a tdl
govemJng body as 141' cu. P3.1'\if1
are conremud . for they offea
che ru81 of the dorm We '"
working on the rcvtto~on of th!
alcohol polic-y and towarc:h a
\..,Orkoblc lc' cl ol government
l:lald Gallagher I do thinh
donn council I~ neceUilf') ' Silt
dents ofPorctll arc coming~
dlffercnt :;chool., of thoustc
fhc1 a are those that ore can­
ccmed and other~ that do na
than!. party restrichona tn
neccssar_) '."
Re ldencc Halb Directcr
Deruse Thompson l'lnid. Foru
ha5 nol had a donn couna.
retpond.ng lO 16SUUS COnCt!ltl·
ing pa.rtic The dorm couna.
as far as representing a leSJslA
tive bodv haa not ber·
operating
Accorchng to Thompson
after closing the s-~pot Taverr.
located in Spruce because d
comphunts o( LC students. t'­
bar wu opened again ln tbl
wiruer tes m forong Krohn ant!
Thompaon to close it again
This bar put LC m a pre~ ­
ious poaltton and I was n«
tmpreased with the leaderahlt
of the Ooor who opened it
Thompson said
Before spring break. thr
Ptes.idcnt s Council met ~11h
out me and came up with thr
dlctato because they feelthal1'
Forest doesn't taJ.c the obli«-a
tlon of thear govemmm
seriously Mlhin a larger fra.me
of govemment the nghts and
pnorities of O\ cryonc are put~
jeopard) However , I (eel tht
leadero;h1p of Gilt') G allag)l«
and Hilal") Pease, 6-e hm&n
Porest '~ Donn Councillendttu
good and that they want to~
what 1 be'lt for forest
Thompt~on aid
"Tho roactaon of tht! !itudenu
Uo the dcctslon 1 is on the neg•
lh u bide.· 1llcre t~ a qucsuon crl
the smccrit) ot respon~tc we!
Krohn Tho ~tudent s w1U loll17t1
the mnndate either b~cou~
the} are told to, or becnu P D
scr"\ es a purpose lu'ohn ~
-.he hope~> the :-.tudents \\
soh·~ the dorm problemJ
because it is n f'ore 1 H aU t!05Uf
and not becaut.e 6omr.one t~
them to.
Forest had had a Dorm Coun
dl for the en tare yeu. but 11 \t'V
most acU\'t!! during th.e thlJ ttnn
whl•n it con6l&tcd o( 20 stu
denta. Wilh the begannang d
wlnter term, organizauon
began to dwindle After a melf
ing including <Jiudent" n.ndreli
dent auutants 6-om Fore51, I
wna dt!cided thnt tho focul' al
the dunn counci.l would be Cl1
ac:tiVIIIC8 The dorm counci
then conunued under the lead·
erl'hlp of 6vo or siA tncbviduab
·11 Wll commit ourale\Cb to I
governing body thon we
bec-ome responlible fOt' Of
action e. and If we do this sup ..
tlclally. then we are not repoll'
a1bte tor our acuons:· said
Krohn •
''I \iew lhia u a queauon al
how to aolve problema. cOdl
murucate. and ll\!e wtth f'ada
other. It Ia an 1mponant iuue•
fronl of th~ dorm. The 1rudenU
are domg a good Job. but alnll
gllng with u:
Pioneer Log, April 12. 1 tll'lln :'>lolmqufl'it
0( Jlx! P\OIW" r l.qf
shonng an the ,
cultural c.%pcrie•nc­
. ~t-d sww~ art.• 12
dent~" ho aw.ll\iO
at l..t.'\.,1tt and Ch
rt'Cipi"()Call ng t~ch
M·cordi ng to P!
ehi lr..Jdcr or tlw
dents "Lewis nr
Holo.u:.d Ga.kucn
bcl'n 1 1e~..chool nu., SJ ~ t ef"SC hoo
~em' from the 1
tionship bel\.,·ccn
s.spporo. the cit)' 1
is IOC".Jit!d.
''The face a
world, a difl
culture. Thl
fully, ~ill bl
,~ID-vs to fac
world and t
be done wit
• • penenc1ng ·
seh es," Dob
In the past Ho
sent a :,mall num
10 LC for a VCAI'Iot •
U:: has genemll)
number of SI\Jdi
month :.tay m Ja1
Dobashi said 1
' ~udent:S were \t!1
depended upon~
"'The\ face a dUfet • faent culture 1
will broaden vie
~orld and thlb
wilhout experi
Jeh-e~ . he satd
Although at it
nonce major cfff
States and LC hJ
Japane..c visitors,
hope il..'i our pre
dad they will t
n~'-be more
a.nd independen \
~e1 around and
lhin8 they ha\'.,
bdore. LC seema
that." he ~d
~o major lin&'
, ha\e arisen alth
1 ~tudent Mach.lkt
I \ty Enghbh ~
enough but my
't11)' good :nude
to me n.nd helps
"11 "' · e t\Jdl
l&btsevt~nveai'N
~UtatJon. . Stnrtt
~l.'re 12 y~nn. ole
are taking regu
The Japan~
. be enjoying the·
I c:es m Oregon "I
1 here beca U l>C I .
H<J
Fo
Pie
Pioneer ties Trade resumed: Japanese students arrive
at the Prt
eeung. whl..l
ve
Krohn Ill!
i Forest a.ld
)onn doean1
nl s CounQ
called u L·
3 they did no
f• for 1o f~
• fort he me.-
idonn cound
r,y Gallagher
ldent of tht
neil. '1 thW
1!6 from a l1d
3 ne~d a 'd!
s far a& Pa.rtltt
r the} afT~
lorm \-\ e an
1?'-l~>ion of tbt
'\d I<Marda 1
govemmen1
, I do thinl.,
oceaso.n , fl:
e coming fnll:
1 of thou;.
that are CIJ:I.
l'l> that do na
tnction
11.Us Oirectcr
n said. Fares
donn couna.
•uei> COnCml­
donn council
lting aleg~IU
s not bee~
Thomp1or
;-Spot Tavert
·e. because tl
students. the
again In
lng Krohn an!
1se it again .c in a preca­
ld I was nel
the leader~
o opened u·
S break. thf
cil met ~1th­
te up with the
,hey feel thai
tke the oblip
govern men
,a larger framt
the rights
one are put II
er I feel tht
aT) Gallagh!f
~e 6-eshmm
?uncilleadcru
aev want to d:l -for Forest
of thu studenu
Is on the no~•
b a quesuonol
esponsu Jlid
!nl:. wtll foUa.~
lthur becouar
or becauae~
e KI"'hn <said
!ltudent \\
"tD pro blcml
)rest Hall i )Ut
someone tdl! t,l'Slll' \lnlmqulo;t
of I~ l'lliOI"f."r t..qc
sh.tring in tlw <Jt:<ldc•mlc .lnd
cullur.11 •• ,.,.,,.;erlrt .. ol 111~ 1 nJ
tt-d ~hllllS lll't.l 12 Jnp,Hlf ~ 'itU
d••nts" hu ftfl' lh in,c and ll'nmtng
,1 I.R\~1' ;and Clnrk through u
11'Ctpi"''C4tllng t•,c·hnr'll((' progrnm
\ccord.ing to Profc.,~or Doh.!·
' ' "'! li!adcr of the Japanuso stu·
tknt&. · t.ewlfi and C. lark and
I Holo.uM'I (,akuen C oll,•ge hll.\'l'
bo'('fl J'iii'I'SChOOI.!. IOU 1965"
1hh SJ tcr-s.c:hool r-clatton!dltp
stt•m:. fi-om tht• l~lt!r<lly reb·
uon!'hip bon~-ccn Portland nnd
~pporo . tht• ctt.r ~"hero HokuM!t
u Jocutcd.
"The face a different
! world, a different
culture. This, hope­
fully, \lvill broaden
~
view to face the
world and this can't
be done without ex­
periencing them-
seh es," Do bas hi said
In the past Hol..uscl College ha:.
~nt a o;mall number ol student.;
to LC lora year-long 111ay. \~ohereas
LC has gencrall} ' l>ent a larger
nurnbt-r ol :.tudent.s for a si.X
month .stay in Jrtpan. The tt.ter-tehool ret.Uont hlp LC hat with Hokuael Gakuen t.
Oourtshlng 1g1ln with the •rrtval of • dozen Japanese atudent.a.
In the pat Hokuul Coli~• hes sent a small number of ttuden ..
but ma\ rnclude tr.lvel summer -
~tudy, camp or hom~tay...
The tudenl~o are: • aom1 ROben Oakes
for a year-long stay, wheren LC hu gene,.lly aent • larg.r
group for ux months.
~ama.. :-taoko lwabwil. Mtchi~
Futu :'<lonko Fukui. MachikoT.S. ·
ada M•sayuu Monkoshi, aonu hindo. HisaP ~w . Koich•
Takagi. !)atomi 'tanaglsawa ,
'aoko Koike and hwakn Tada.
Oob.'l hi said thu goal of the
.tudt'nh ""'ere ' 'f) d1fferent ;:md
d.ependt>d upon ~01ch indiVidual
"'Thn face n dlfferent \\orld a dJf. • Ctnmt culture. 'fhl, hopefully trees. man) anunal11 a lot of
nature. It •~ a nice am.'lronmcnt
for us to tud)-good fricndJ.
good fumily, good dorm." ~d
l\o1chi Ta.k;lgl.'
Masaya:.u Monlo.,hl added "It
is diflicult there are lot~; of thingi
to do but J don t have time to do
much }'llt The campus r:. -.o huge
compared to Jap.tlle-.e Onf' It
'" ... as difficult to get .1dlu~ted here
at fi.r":>t he b<l i d Sister-city trippers retlJI'Il home
I ~ill broaden ~iewb to face the
Mrld and trus can't be done
without eAperiencing them·
illeh~ he soid
Although 11 r too early to
not1et' mnjor offccttt the Unated
·~aw .. and L( ha\C had on the
Jap.tneM• ,;~!tors Oobashi Mid. "I
hope. M our pl'('Vfou -tudent
cid they will find -.omt•thlng
new-be mol"(' indinduahzed
and independen t thcm~Jve .lt to
~ec around and OAplore :.orne­
thing they h:we not e:tplored
before. LC :tet'm to bt' fitting to
that.. h~ :.atd.
~o tn.llor linguu .. tic problems
1\a\-c an"t'n although Japan~
~udcnt Machil.o Takada :>aid
\ty l::ngli, h nlte3d\ i' not
enough but my roomrnute 1\ ol
'C)' good -.rudent so ~he h!>tens
to me and helps me. · 'II,.,_. e "tudent, hnve had at
leut "{_'\en \fe3nt of prior F. ngUsh
! eduration. 'tarting whtm the.>
'1\t'f'C 12 yelllli old three ot them
Ire taldng regular cia"~" at LC
The JapaneJoe :.tudent6 'eem to
be-enjoying thctr nC\. .. expencn­
c:e.. m Oregon. "J like it '"et) murh
here because there are man) AI first I WU!I \"el)' ~urpn,;ed at
the \meric.m cutotom of greeting .
\ ou sav. hello hi hO\. .. are vou · - . In Japan we rai"PI) greet each
other," said Takad.l 'Then• ato
"At first I \-\'aS very • surprised at the
American custom of
greeting. You say
'hello, hi, ho\-v are
you.' in Japan \ve
rarely greet each
other," said Takada
good communicatiOn In
Amenca -I like America belief in
that a~ '
The :otudcnte. and their leader
,~ill be nl l.C for a year Decisions
as to how they \~ill ~pt·nd their
.. urn mer have not bt.'en made .}CI
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Pioneer Log, April 12, 1984 LcsJle Malmquist
Oftho~rU.
LC aJso bt!nefiUed from the Jap­
anese eJlchange program. send·
ing 22 studentJ to Hokuo;e1
Gnlruen CoU e m :>apporo b.st
bU and ""1nter term 11983-84 1.
''T11is 1 lt"''..chooJ CJC.Ch.ange
progam was destgned to create
communicauon and ClOOpenatton
lor both schoob" said LC coun·
selor John Schneider. who led the
l.C tnp to Jap;ul.
-A, a group the goal w\ll'e a
. tud) 01 the language and culture
of Japan,'" s:ud Schneider . The
tudcnt .. pent mo~t oflheir ume
tilking \.t!l") difficult. ~lrenuous
language cia" and the familie.,
they :-taycd '"ith spoke onl)
Japanese. \\<hale the LC tudents were in
Japan. theymet \\\\hand became
clofte friend" ~'lth IT141'\) ot the
Japa~ .. tudents .:At LC now. It
~aa nwu for them ber.au!.l! some
of our ~tudente> were at the ~­
port to gNCt them \.\ith familiar
uce--AJd !SehneJder .
"'c:hnesder and hrs \4olf, Ann.
not onl.) led the tnp but were also
re porwblc forteachmg an Am~
1can literature dus ~• Hot.;uSCJ
CoUegt!. l..a~e the tudcnts, t~ ·
al5o had to llppl_\ to le..d the tnp
I was ,. peaall) mtere:sted in
the Japan~· culture. ~id
~ncjder · \l) other mtcrt!«t by
rn undcr&landin& th• 0' :t se:~
eJ.pencnoe from the 6n.t·hand
\le\' beG~ usc I de:tl \'•11h tudent
\~lth thi e'~ncnc:e he Wtd
0\erall our tnp was u~men-tou:.ly ucce sful.'' aaid
~hneider Thu school put out a
big emphuil"i to welcome us. and
we \\'ft"l: 1ncJuded &r their ln.
nght IM'll)'. Also. our tudenl
worluKI \el') hard and made
gut etro.1 to adapt he AJd
Schneider WJd that the Jap:a·
ne-w· culture wu ,...,., drflicult to •
adi~ to ·People in !)apporo
Wl!l'e "e) impressed \\1lh our
tudent h .. sa1d lbC) \'e :seen
many .Amcncan ~up come
through but uJ this was the best
lh~ \l! h3d • a resuh of the rnp parNune
~urer. che Rl!'\ Zuigaku Koda·
chi hAs been affen~ to teach an
ad\'llllced Jap.tn "cb At:c01d·
1ns to Schnedier . It 1 a good WDJ
for Japan tnp n!tum~ ro n..~tc­
grate b;ld; Ulto the ~'Stem
tuition rises eight percent
Glenn Fout
01 tho l'tOilf'IG' t..q!
M eight pert"ent inc:reaSd '"
ruiuon. room and board '~ill
bring too coM ofll\ ing and ::.tUd.)"·
ang at Lt'\-.15 and Clarl.: in 1934-35
to $10 606
Th~ tu1t1on increa e.
announcr.'Ci March 19 3. Resolu·
tion 'umber E.iflht." ~pn·~nts
"a pattern ot decrea~1ng
rnore:lse.s m turtion ruom and
board ft-e "according 10 \\1lliam
,\tallin•on , '1cc-pre~•dcnt ot
8udgt•l and f'inancv. Mallrruon
poinwd out thaltulllon mcro4SC5
for 1981~.!and 1982-83wen·n~
tS pt•rctmt
·¥nw fncr thai u.·....-~~ and Clan.
as quatt• ht-.a\il_o,; tuinon dri'~n '
!laid Mullinson , accounh~ for the
tuation aft('l'l'ASC. 8ut het.tre llCd
·\\I! JUt>ll"&n t keep compoundifl8
high rwtllln and r-oom and
board ft-c~ l1u!n!fore the col·
It'~ has aunmrlled ni§Cit to 5low­
tng bu dl(c tar')· ftT0\'1h. accordi "fJ
to Mallinson
It a cssentull that we Ia.' dCM-n tht! P'O''th rare of our
bu~ct whllc at the same tunc
gear up to mcn)ase thl' coll~e
endowm nt, · said Mallinson .
Tha:. mandate I pcc:WI) im~
1 ant in " G«! n craU) pcakir\8.
tutllon ll"l~ ar, runnmg abuut !
perornt hrgher than th Con.su·
mer Price lndc.' &3.1d Malhnson
Ounnt; the put fu-c .)'eMS. tw­
tton. room and bo:lrd fl!! · have
rncl'CA.SL"d tc.-.ad1l\ In 1979-80. the
~
cost ro h\-c and tud\ at LC was -so.ooo Thi Jumped to $6o939 m
1!J8(HU;S7,91i tn 1981..al;S9,o.ti m 198!-83 and S9Al9 dunng the
c\.ureut year. '1'llc tuilian. room
and bo:ard ,innea for lSM-35
are follows·
!0 MEAL Pl."-''
1\lltton & fees
Room
Boanf
TO'r L
1.&-~IEAL PlA ~:
Tu1tian &. Fees
Room
Board
'lUTAL 1983-M
s-:,008
1.'!59
1...552
S9.S19
SiOOS
l !59
lOS
$9,~
I8-79 U-a:t u..at "M-as
Columbia Christian CoDese• St 755 S%,7"5 12.970 »AZ
Concordia CoDege l,S4S 3,360 3 780 • 260
George Fo Colle1e Z 557 5,025 5 OZS 5 ZIO
Lewta and Clark CoUege 3.&14 6 • .t&3 7,001 7 569
t.J.nfte)d CoUege 3 170 o&.9t0 5.580 5 980
Pacific Univeralty 3 soo 5.400 5,6SD 5 990
Reed couese 4.tso 7,Q70 7,430 a tao
of Portland z '790 4.350 4 7to S.l80 w.m. '-dk z 475 s.azs 4 5oo 4 soo
WUlamene Univtnity 3,330 s.sao s 960 a 350
• ft'olecled
Co.,•y 0/ ne Olea...,_ Evans Attditorium scene for senior recitals
Brur.o" Jnhn~n
01 dlt! J'lnnr.r.r ~..of;
han" \Url1tonum \\111 1m tlli'
t>ne lor c.'l.dtmg musrc: thts
pnno as c:tndidah•s for tho
Hachclor of \lu,ac dttf.tl'eC an oom·
posufon or pcr:onnanne pn~scnt
lhl'tr seoaor n."Citnl
On Frida\ pril 13 at p m
'l f'Jl.'SJJ \ oder '",11 gt\'l' ht•r \ OICt'
n tU1I c:oompanll•d b) puma
"'h \\111 pcrfonn pmces II\ com·
po er.; Rort•m 'Chumnnn , Rodngo and 0up31"t' l hou~h ·I
m\1 10 t•thll'-ltllun lllltiur, 'odt•r
11.1 ••mphn •~··d 'oc.11 pnrtor"
m.,m .-. an lwr t un1r.ulum
1 hr \\111 he• lwr =>t•cond f\!Cat.tl
ha,oJng S" en hPnuntm n•cunii.J"'t
, t•:~r ''w hns also IM'rlomwrl an
ilw omu ert chn•NtS\\'t'll n m "'o
mu rcnl produc:uon" :at t11• JVt'S
1 hc.11t!T ,),.. Is cum•ntl) .., •lw.U"S­
mg for hllnntht• tlw r.IIJ.)t:r-1 md
..,ulhv:m musac:al "l111'h \\111 btl
prt>.scntotl a a tlw thcah!r lnwr thts
pnng On \\ t•dnt•sd,l_\, April Ul.tl IUO
p ll'l RCilmt'l \li\\Otnlt•n will gl\ ,,
Ill' '"'tllor c·urnpn,rlttlll l't:OCital
t•ntitlt·.d lJntlt•tl ~'''"'~ ol Cnn·
:-1 iousnt!s."' 1 hn•1• Jill'< t' \\111 ht• phonac wmcl c•n:-t•mbl<' mdudlnl(
l'lt•liJil 1(\llloll 0 T'ht \V~il(hl \\.1JI
ht• pt•rtornwd by a lour 1'1.111 c.huir,
org.lll ,\lid .1 .. pt·akt•r: This p•t~l
is .1 mu:;rcal :;oiling ,\Inn r:uu;.
''The function of the r·ecital i& to hare the
n1u~ ic with the public. After all, \,\hat i
the purpose of \vriting mu&ic if no one
hear it?
pcr(or mt•d ,\llwnrclen t.'ompowd
thu n.lf'tt.•l 111ft• pat~ t' fur 'm ht•JJC" pcwm t•nutlcd song
. Oon.a 1\'ubts rat t•Jn,. an IOlpi'0\1 •
Overseas trips often cause for bre_ ~-ps -
Gnth••nnt1 'kgcl
0 r the PlanllCI" l.q.'l
0\ t'r..< a" top" :m opp0r1UOII\
to rnt}tlf nt."' p~oplt• trnHd dtllt'l
NU and C\Otlc pluc " t>\.p~·nt•nt
n unitJUl' culture :mtJ mil) ht' lo-.••
60ID\ . .'00t' ' ou IO\ ~
~ot a' e" tantaliz:ing ad\ rtt~ ·
mcut tor tud\ abro.1d \ a•t thr .. •
.) CAr 15 ~rc~nt ol the l...cl\\1 and
Clark tud<>nt bod\ ""nt on 0\ t!f>
St!llli tnp and in tht• process 01
p:u1lci~uns In thl!, nC\' att\cm·
lure rnanJ oi them ha' •-and
will break up \\ilh boyfnt•nd or
girl fri (!fl d
\\'hal t H ahout U\~a cnps
thai wt-e.a).;s ha\'tJC ,,,,Jl romance?
ecmlngl) !i1aWe rel;u10n hip
appe.ar to crumble onl"e ont! of lht• p.lr1ll I oU'OIItltfthC\\Orld tn
frant 1 1\tnvn ur ThuUnnd
Go111H Lm nn m cr wn1o tnp
doe n I m ... m tluomsd~ for .,
n•l.tlton hip hut it dot·~ m1•.1n
"otk. :;.nltf ono paMat'ipant \Vho
roct•nll\ t••tunwd lrom tht! -\ IJcn.mu.'iht trip \notht•r ..,tndrna
'' ho c• guilru•nd \\ t>nt O\\'~£'a"
nddl'd nastam 11 make•-; lht• h~art
'' mda•r, or mnl..:•s 11 ~.'1'0\\ tondur '
It appca~ that wnndt•nng
huart nrc lnfluonct•d b a
number of tat·to~ da,.tonce drs·
m ·nng m~' ttungs abuut ona­
elr indt•pl'ndtmcl'. cuhural
inlluenc~ nnd lmu•
\\ c dt•ctdt'ti to both go our
wpamte "a)~ ht•tor • I \\t'nt o\-•r~
t'r.t und I thm~ "1• a.,,unwd
'' e d gt·t rogl'tlwr in 1 ht! end But
oomg tnrlt•pcnch•nt lor 50 Jon~ m...td~ it rt!..1ll.)' hurd to c on1t \).IC" asn't. So 1 m mol'\.' me liner! no"' to
mto a .. crtou~> n•lulion~>htp ,,.,..,. hu"'' .1 rolurion~thip JUr:;l tur thu
clallv bt'f•iuo.t '"' had hoth pn";t•nt lor howC\cr long at last'
changud tn tht• tnltcnm, 'snul mw mstc.ul of plnnntng for lht•
Denmark trip (l<lr11t'tp.mt. hliUI"\'
t.ruwin~ .md lt•.tn\ing without
yuua· hO.) 1rit•nd or gu·lfm•ncl nm
be a .. tram \\ lwn 'ou urt u~ocd to • that pcl""oon s phy,tc.al pn•!wnc <'
'Fo1 tht• person who 'In) s at
1 C, \-"'U re dom,; th1• 6al1ltl thang
J ou ~ e alway" tlnnt llut thu otht·r
per-<10 lS gon~• , 'llld Olll' fUCIPnl
..... he othur p<'l. on (s Ill ol Ill'\\
plac:-ll. gammg nt.'\\ t'"pt.·rwn< t '
and it'' like a tamt• wna p be"' twn
'uu ' h~ ... uc.J • Onto student, who'"'"' on tlw
Microru~an tnp and \VU5 .. tn.mgl)
inOuenc t•d by the drllt-n•nt cui·
tun• ~utL ·• \rnt•ric.'ln oncl\ !; • future oriented and thut "'x·u·l\ -\nnthcr studenl oidded that
Jll·opiC> clun t -.eem to gPt su tied
do" n an thetr relntlon~hip'> In
Oa•nrnark. I thank I "'U' mOutmrt'd
1)\' that ,allltlldc.> • \tanv student' haH• found thlll •
tht• month' U\~a\ from l.l"\\lS nnd
~
( lut k giw them lime to n·~-alu·
nlf• 'In Gf\•rmland '' e\\ crt! out in
tht• boomc'> and \\c had all th1:s
time to r,ake wallo.s. and thank. i.llld
ohjcctl\ ch look at our It\ t'" bdck
h~n· .md t'\ ulualt· it 'J hat~ '~hen
I r Nih catarted to thtnk ;about • lm'.nking It ull'
Local guide offsets computer era Bucau:.e ) ou re upar1 rot ... o
lung you t"C lorcpd to m11k~ :-.omt•
dt•CtMon~ ,1bnu1 tho relotiun·
'hip 'bl.lid .mothl!t student You
c olfl I fVt1W IO~fllhCr "CI) \1~ l.'ltl
throul(h INh?l'' he '~id Jamil Mu<>taJn
Ullhr.~~
'nee the onlit't oftht• 'oompu·
rer rt"\'Oiutum Anw..ncans h.l\1:'
ptc.l>.~.'ld up a\' hole n~' infortru~ ·
taon nge ~;ocabu~ and the
computer h.\5 made lis '"11Y &om
the rescan :.h lab into tht• h'ins
ruom.
I oda'' om• can hard!\ tum on a -. 1\ •t or leafthrou8h a magcwnc
,,,thout :oeeing an ad foc th~ late 1
h.a.ruware or roltware dn.s.tgntld to
do •'\'~"')1hiJl8 trom b4Jant.."lng n
chcc.UJoo lo "1nnlng at ch~l>
Computer screens nopp.)
di ks, pnnlcrs csnd dtsk·drin•
art:' all D\'ailnble to th•• d1scnml·
nallns con5ume:r m a mind·
boggling ·UTaY
For rho:se \\ho till lt .. 'f·l a hulr
uumt.ldoted b) th • computer
till' l.cwi., .nnd Clurii blook·
ston• nm' oHPrsn Loo~ that oould
b! constdcrt.>d a mu!ii-IW\ ,. lor
both lhc c pcnL·nced hac.'k.\~
and lh•• pCI"50n \Ooho as suth~ng
lnnn an acute CS.SP ol funu-e t.hod
11illed Tlu Gwdt• to Comfmlmf.:
Around flnrtlttnd, b) Uank Ban·
nt5l£T and rim Crnm• the 165-
pag• paJ,crimck .ts crnmmt>d lull
of mfom~.auon about oompuh:T
rer.ourucs m the Ponland m.-•tru­
po Ia 1 n 011.!:1
Cumpuung Around l'onl.md
offtTS the r'f'..adcr set lions on allul
the \'arlous local computer t'l"\1·
c.; nud resoun:es and d•·arh -L'Kplwus till' <t\<tll;sl.llc opllon 11
i ,.,.rlllt>n fur [X'OJJit• hopm~ ao
U{'f;ln workhl(; \\ith ~ompuh >s
pt'OJJio• ftmking lor UM•r gJUUJl!i
Olf't•ltnge; ntu.l anrhvuiual& '' h•J
waul to gt•l more u~ out of tl'll'tr
JtUfll ' I OnlfJUil'rti
II .. nu tu • c11nnut> about C't•m·
plll!.'l buUclln hoar'ds lillt h :t6
ftlt~ Htl HUI~t'l J)fUJ>litOI& Ill
lucaJ ollcgt'!:!i nnd Unt\ ••n;ttll-s
hnr.ludaug I I or c:ompuh•t Ub••r
W'OUp:s lak•• the Portland U6en. ot
Nuwl\ 'mes lhas [5 ahr•lJtJo• lur
~ou
l11c boo~ ~5 divid••d anto four
c ha plcl"'ll 1 he til I c.;cJ\'i'rt> nun
profit orgaut7.tlions Ulii:!f' 6J'OUp:~
o;mpult•r hull1•1111 hoard ~»)lllt•tnt> unt.l t~ucaltunt~.l lo!f\IC:t'~ lhl'
"'"'mnti h!1111i ~,;ompult!r r,..t,.uiL<r-.
and u.;cu rompuu·r .mel .,uppl\
>~ton J lwth1nJ c·h.tplt'r t·~plain'
tJw local coiJtogiatc c:omputt'f
t~uc:araon progrum and the
llnal sec.tron ol thf• boolo; list"
cumpurc•f'orl.'ltatfld books and
rnAgaz.inus .15 "1•11 as so~"are
m:mutacturol'li
f:::lr h chaptt~r '' n•adabll' and
\\t!ll'(Jrganaud provuling anfof'o
m:suun nbout c·ontac 1 pt..'T"SSn.,
cft!!Senpllons OJ IOSIItUtiOOS and
program" t•quapnwnr, speca3J plan:. .tnd pro)et "
1f vou have ahvavs "antt•d to • • become 'com pull~ htt•rott•, '1 lit•
Guide IU Cotnf>tllmg Around Po,...
rl.md t:. u ~ood .,IW1in~ plocc. 1r
you are uJready a cornputor butT
th(' book \\ill officr you un oppor
tunity to •mpf'O\ your computer
:JciiJ!'I and ro contac:l andiVlduolls
"ho to hare \Our antcre'>t In t•ith('r •
ca-.e l'flf' Gurdt! to Computrns
Around PonLmd '' a \1tluubll'
addu ron to an\ boo!.; c ollec uon ol • tht' computur ul(t' Ovt-~U~' trip~ t.an influonu•
ohunge-. tn ht>.a.J1 HowfJ\ tW one~
:.tudent pointed oul. I don t
think an ovel"tcas tnp will brtMio.
up a relationo, lup ar th(') dldn 1
alruad\ v.'ant 11
,\~"-t.·nce dOt!s not ah-.-a)'1> mnJ..c
tlw lwan wander Absence ran
make· tlw hear1 P"'"' fonder h
one• ~tudent c~cla.imed V. r got
b<ld, together bee .IIJse I '"('nl
0\ l'I'MJ<l~ l· ~uinnul pll't'l' Ina tnur mufi11 llfl\
will hi' augnwnlt•tl "Hla va~tnnt1~
'il'lllllf l',lltl r~ttl .\llwar'fft·nllt!
studkcl c umpu"tllon \\llh Pro£
sur ol \ht~o ic' \ tm'l'lll \lc llt·r~
l •'<'llln•r tn :\1115lt Rolwr1 ( oh\lltj
unci 1s c.:urn•ntl ' 111Ud)1ng \\t
\l'illlng pt olt•ssor Rnnch (,tit
;\t>ldt• lnun romposmg lun11
IOU f'n"t•tnblt •s \\II han th11 srhoj
ol rnu'ttr. ;\Jh\,11 dlln ht~s no~
powd lnr c lu:;,tr.tl guttar l'or til
mck b.md "IncHon 'llltnmt•r , 11~
lor· lu., 0\\ n N"Jin m 1 an whll h ht
~gns und plays ;\c oul'itrc guuif
.mu hmmuntc il.
I tw lllll<'tann ol llw n't!llalrsro
-;hurt, the nuasrt• with tht• publtc.
~•id All\.-vurdt·n \lltlr all,'' hat t
lht purpo'ito ul '"nung rnuMc rfn
nnt ht•.u s rt'1 --"The r~ecitaJ is very
important to music
tudents and \ve
nf'ed student
upport." -
'odt•r porntcd out thuttlwnn­
tal o'lliO\\ tht• pcalonm•r to clt'll)­
on:.tmlt• ha" 01 hl't abrhiV and • pn,grt•s u '' t•ll ,, ptt:J\1dt• an
uppurtunlt.) lew g.unrng pt'l'lU:
rn.ant t't'\fX'Ot•nc t• I cli'Ynclcrc hrr
\'OC<tiJ"\•t Hulls tlw culmination a
ht•• man} }'''" ol \ 0(,.11tnunr~
l•or lht.• musu "' hool lltt
t-r1aur n.•c11al '" tlw b:tsls from
what h In t'!\otluall' ,, slutll-nta
dt'\ lupnwnt n!'\ a mu~>it'lun f.JJt"h
n.•c·itul ,.. t ntaquc•d b.) <~I h•A!l
rlu-e!•lat:ull\ mcmbt!rs undo!'llk
l.C'I,fUII'l'<'rlal i'> 1t prt•tlM!Ubill'f!l'
gJ"oldUUIIOO
Rolh Yotlt•r olnd All\\llrdl'!l
hopt: lo draw liugo audicnc t'~ lo
tht:u rucll<.~h ~1d Yoder '"fh,
ruc1tulll'l \ 1!1"\. ampo1 tun I to mu"K
'tudt•ntli and wt! need <Jtudent
'>UppOM nlCI'(' ilJ"C '>Orne gl'e.11
thmg~ happt>nang at the mu'-lr
bChool and studcms 'lhould ta~
ach anll.ttW of it "
5chedult•d lor later thts tenr
ore '>t•naor O,t\1d C ole und 1\e~
.Stuan who w11l both be perform
ang M!naor guitar n·c llal'
Page 4 Pioneer Log, April 12, 1984 -----
Cars
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Olthr JJtnnrtf' I Ill{
cars oil"<' cur ... un
(.'/W~ r1rc c.1r" u/1
C n I(UII' Ill
jack '" t l
n ht!cls bt·ru
p1111011 ·Ill<
Or 60 ayb P • .n
latest \\';.anwr
1 Heart ... and Buntl
to ht! om I'
anaon,r.!st thro • i1
bt' hN'e, but not
115 G,oorgt• 0"
\\ ouJd rhu" t
deddt•d tn nni
In sly t ~pion . tl\
nors Jnd vvand
Ll'\\ll:.. nnd C laJ
admini~tratlnn v
th·c and daM ''ni
so famous ror.
Jane Atl
Onr> :.tr.mJ
mown Lt: hu·t
call~ C\'t!r.) rue~
rhesocinluK} d•
l>tmw sort ol \'
ryonc that 1s,
Atkinson, shm'
1970 Oldsmo btl
JANE ATKU
"The oth
facult' doi'Sn
ne fm not hu
•1aim:. ,\1 kins
II\ e a l'ompu
Hher '
Old. hig t:.'~'t
o! my pea !'.Or'\
rcvoalt~ I lean
' green J 953 (
mind\ ou an
grt'(>n 0e5l3tO
Alk1n6on s t
Cut laM> I' we
home!" I hu~> b
h.tpp.) on~
1977, and bel
have bPen a bu,
pncL•! It run:.
6huddet evt'U)
f!Ot~'> \'\Ton g.
no rt!plucemer:
:»tnce the <
L"''"" a milT
upon at~ 0\vncr
craprollang ar~
) our "' e J>t:'
\\'IIIUU\\ foa <1
Wt·re •·mpt\ r
rlu:-. lhmmll u
childs pro tnt t
'nlllt'l
",\1) hu~obat
''"Jilaln s A 1
h•c-t Lhc> irn'"'''
llll'y urll mad
1\lurh "on't
IJTt"\\ an I( rruc:
t\t 1-:insun
rt•ct!h n 'iunu•
hl'f "'' 0 .)'1
\\hn I JUst It
is rust gc·ttan
r.ht• ,. pl.unr;
Page 5 ~als
uur mu"-tdl!'l
Wtlh \I •llll(a~
t\11\'\lll dt·lliiQ
~n "' ll h Pnll
nl .\I l'l Jc.nlU1
iobi1n Coburn
!>IUd)11lg \\I'
\and Gilt•
po~tng for ,11
thin tlw sch(lj
'on h •• r. conr
gUitar fnr ~
,Summt•r' , ·~
~~ In "' hu:h ~
cou stlc guul!
the n-·<.:llaltsw
lh tht• publ~t
itur nil what b
lng mu<~tclfno
I i very • • 0 IDUSJC
d \ove
1t
Jt that tlwrecs.
pnnur lu dP.ll)
b .sbtluy and
-.ss pro'l.idc ar
asning perb
for\ oder, htr
ulmmhtlond
.\'UC:tl 111'1101~
~hoot the
1c b~t!llli from
l' II ~tllcll'nU
nu.,inan fAcb
ki b.> a 1 lc\&Sl
;>er-. and .t "lit
'reraqui~ltt• fo
'd Allwnrtlt1\
a audit!nn·, to
~ Yodl!r The
1nant to musk
nt."Cd studenl
-e ~ome grca1
at the muse
Its should take
ater th1" term
Col" and Kclh • th be pt·rform
cltals
12, 1984 Cars are cars throu,.. hout facul parkin,..,. lot
Pt•IIT ( ru·lln
Of tho I'ICJIIIIfY I nl(
Gsrs 11 ,. cur" .111 m tr 1 lw ~ .. or/d
cnrs Mt! car., ull m ,,. rltt• world
I'll.'~""' 111 tltt• fr 0111
;ur·S. in lht• b11cJ...
"ht·c·f..o bt·ur· lilt' bt 11111
pmion .mtl r:trl.
Or o fiU\'to Pnul Sinwn, em luti
h1t csl \\'anwr & lh "" rclca s••
Ht!BI'fS mul Unne~ \'cl tlwn• hus
10 bt• fllHliC dht•tgt•flt 't'S
omongra tlw r.tnl\ 198·1 rna)
bt• hf't"e, but not qu1H' .a dcudh
u G••m ~" Clr\\'t•ll rhnush it
\\ould I hu lhu l.ng h<1
rlcnth•d to onn .tgc~in h•m·
h•ssly' "'plor t llu rhu~ 1 ', tnte·
nors lllrl \vind 1hwld~o o I 1 he
Lt'\Yh t~nd < l.u·k loc·ulry and
~clnumfltr.tllon "Jth lhnl uhwc:·
tht• Jnd utHCI'rTUng uye wt• .1re
so tnmO\J 11 lor
Jane Atkinson
Ont• c;u·angc• but U'Ut' hllh•
~town l,l ftu'l IS th01t prucla·
cllll.\' ever~ t.tcult.) mt•mllL'l Ill
the soc:wlofO dcp.u1mt•nt CM ns
sonu s011 ol Vnlk \\ n~;.-n t:H··
!)One th.ll a:;, 11\1! tor Jan••
Aikin nn, hO\-. n her c with her
19?0 Old nwlult• ( utl.t
JANE ATKINSON
Tht• olht!r ~tncwlog.)
fat"lllt • dot•lin I n•,tll) n"tr.tei..:tt
til' lor· nul h.tting ,, \ \1' pro­
.laims 1\t l..sn:.on nul I don t
'"' e ,, t•umpul~>ion to get unl'•
111\('.t'
Old bag gn•tm r.ars un.• part
or nl.)' pt'l 'IOntll ht'ltOI'V, "'hl' •
r••vt•al~>. , "I I oar ned tn drive with
1 gJ ut•n t9t;J Chr sl£•r, in 1965
mtncl yuu and tlwn h<1d a 1958
fP\>cn UeSntu
,\tkinllon ,. hiNtory wtth her • Cutlu!lli Wt> t-rill 11 Gutlt·'>~ at
honwl has b••t•n a generaUy a
h.1ppy OOl! \•\. l' bought it an
1977, and beltf•vt.' mt•, ilwould
havt> lltHm a baq(c~an at~" It<' the
pnt t•l It run6 toirlv "'ell, but we
~huddt·r e\ €'rytame ~:.onu.lllung
f!Ot.''> wron~. It hah absolutely
no re•pl ac ement vnluc "
:,men tht.• t ontunt~ of ,, car
caM~t a mirTor hlw 1 cflt>cllon
upon It to ov. nt-1 h llu'>t c•ht-d•thc
crap roiling ar-ound tht• Oour' of
)nur \H' pt•llkt.U through tlw
''lnflmv lot .1 b€'1lt'l look ln,idt>
Wt•ro r•mpt.,\ 1mpurt t~d hot·r bot
tit•~> fhnun !I a box or dl.tpt•J ... u
t:hlld 'pt ott•c tave c.u "l•.et ancl a
'111111 I
\h hu~hunc.J mu~ .ct-bt'l'a
'''Piillmt Atkm .. nn ;llld \'\f' rnl
h•r·t the• lmpurt hnlll!•., lwr <lU!Il'
lht') .u t• lll.ldt• ut lw.tvtt.•r gl.s~<"
\\ hu•h "on 1 him' up dunn f( tlw
hr,'\., in8 prut'Uttli"
lktnsun hns lw~un lo
rt•t "" r• :.emu• '"' n .ttlvu·c· trnn1
her "'' c• '>I' !II nld :toll, l.lhan,
''hn i JU ~t lt~otrtlln ~ 1 n talk M U ,.
1, IUbl gt•llang 11\tu t'otr ntlltlt'5 ,
t~h•• ••xpluan:; Ht• .tvs \ oh n,
Page 5 Mort.edes. ttud Volkswa gem
Bard('ally u ptmc·hunt loJ'lOJl'II(O
rw .,, but hl11 ttlltlt•l'i illt' tuo
C'pCn!livc for me"
John Callahan
John Gallallltn , ht•lul hone ho
ot LhP hn~hsh d•·pru'1mc•nt , ho11
bad lcchng lm ha c;unllhtnt•
.)Cllow 1~711 l'utl R.1lh• l2K
Walking tO\'> ou-dstht'JMrionl( lut
to ••xa.nunt• hu; vt•luclt•, l all11
han pa.r.tphru&o!l urw of h11>
111\:0nle poets, ~h·rling llrown
"Ya !(OIIil bt> lil-t• a c.u, Ololll,
keep mo1. in I' t•t•p uwlun' .Jlong
li kt c1 po tndM mntl M ~ hat • • man •Omt•llnHl 8 It !oil op~ II .tin 1
as l(ood n:. an hwhwonn '
Wht'n wu ~··t !litlllllf'd tukt!•
to the pb.. C:tllnhan not1t t•s "
:.o~g.v f(l't•cung lrom l.C ~t·tur -
ity undr·r hi., wmd hu>lcf wtp• ·r, 'A
ur kl'l Man I 1 don 1 n••t•d thas
;,hit' \\'tth a Oounl\h, h•• yunkstl
II om hi" ~ovmd shil'ld , cnunplus at
mto a 1.1. tll b.tll and thJ uw 111nto
tlw bu ht:s "\1 nn,lemmet t•lly.t
I work h~ t•, I got to (Jttrk hen:
1 hey gw•• mu •l ud;P.t ·~ 1 tu.l
thrm-. the ahll ,,~., u\ Cnst• -closed
''Fiat" art• ltnliun und that ,,
b1g problem ," Coll.shan a .. l . .'rh
'Tht'!) n· groat at de5agns, but
bild :u madllne.., 1 hat's "h\' • tlwy to.-.1 tht• ,,,u· It~ putt ol
their t ultut u 11,1han ... hn1." .Ill
kinds of Ph 1t stall' tor tlwu
Fi,th rhu\' t•ount on tllC'II 1'•1f • bruitkrng dtl\'\10-tlw n.altur l' ul
a~:-.t~<~fion ltaliaw1 .u t' utwd 1 n
11 It' hlw 'whl~' \\.l'rt: \OU mant
\ ou rL· l..tl c' Oh \I.} I i.\1 br ulo.t•
dm,.-n Oh dtl( 11 • •
"Aho, 11'~ 11 tlt•rno modo!,"
Calluhan conttnut•d "lhat'
pru t ol tht problt·m lhcy :.ay,
'Ht•y, u·~ only got 8,000 m11t.•1> on
it.' but tht•\ re put tht•n! b) a
cru.z.v m.m -;.~ .;nlc.:.man . Ht• • halt?'> th~ den.lt•r, nnd he halt•li
the cas·. Ht! d~'>lro\ !ill, and th\'\' ~ .
wu:.h 11, >~hanc il up, and liCIIIt to
cheap .. ud;t•r. hke mt' ·•
llw bri8ht !(low Cull.ahnn '
yellow car llnn gs nn u cloud)
dav lb pnrt ul tht• n·ni'Oil '' h\ he
chor;tJ lh(> rotor \'1•1lo\>\ car!
F.lt•c:tric sun~hinc• man baby! ll
tht.•ru a" no :.un rnu dn\'t' th~·
:.un 'ou bt•comt· th•· ~un II I
lh t•d 111 ( ;llilnnu.,, I'd nt•\•t·r bu~·
·• ~ ellt.l\.\ '.u, 1 nH'dfl ,,h,u .. rtw
pui11t?
Ot.'"P'''' tht• t oltll, ( ,1lluhan
still tincts mul'l1 to ht· dt· .. arnl
\\1lh hi I'> t tolt 1 C1 tiiOtluch• , ht•
olll'l'" th1s pll'c ,. ol nd' 11 t''
Ont't' \'tiU gt'l I o tiH' pmnt II\
nntr lit;• \\ h••t ,. yuu untle't "'anti
that lift• is u pr uc t•ss utluoukmg
clO\\ J1 \ IIU 1111 ~hl.l bU.) 1 t loll
• Ruth Moynihan
\ a11itang p1 uft:b&or Ruth
\to)nlhun of tilt' luatmy depun·
ma•nt 11'1 plt•o ctJ as punt h \.\tth
ht:r brand-spanking new P.lf'C·t-
111' tJiuc d1•lu'c hatr.hhur.k
..,uh.1n1
"I bought 11 on Jan 2, •
oxduims \I0.)'111han 'I cumc
hod, 1r urn Conncctacul , a\\ 11
mntlt• up m) mmd, bought st
nnd had at df'h\'l'?rt·d lhc n•• 1
rlayr· p, t·tty la~>l ;u lton tor
somt•une \'\ hu has made o
t'nf'c•vr out ol ,.,,m1inmg till'
protrMl••d )h l!ti und hi:olon•!S ol
p1 •uplt• .md plucw long in• t•
"·11115hf'd
'Ia s tt·1'rihh.• tu buv a car that
CJUtr.kly -withoul ahccktng
.u·nuncf, but I f(Ot a gru.:~t dc.tl
llw cll'alt•rwas going out ollht'
!'»u b,u u bubmess , .snd wa~
hupp) to bu nd of 11" lit tOr)'
c..lth!fin I haH ~ I 0 ropcal thcJ 0
1\nuthor dt•llul \lovmhan s;n ..
~
too quiclJy was the ,1drhrion tJf
c1uaht.) 1'.1dio and tapt• cqutp
mt•nt ~lu tl} I hst!'n to da6 1·
cal muMc Bet'lhoum , \lozan
Ont'l' ''hen I dr·o, c· home from
I c:~.n • I had a tape dcr.k, hut no
tapt's, nnc.J ,dl l could ht'.ll on
tho raclao tor thou .. and& of mtles
w.1s rountry mu ac .and go:.rH'I '
Jack Crampton
'I holt• cnr ... I hate to dri\e·,
says Pnl111cul snunr l! Proft':ll.sor
J;J(•k <~ranapttm Not a proma"·
an~ st.1rt tor .1 l'•nnt••·r l.Oll,fOur·
n.ahtit \.' tth automobtle!> 011 his
mmd ~lm-. , .. t~ . sJO\,, bnnng.
boring. bonng ~otll.ing '" ha1•
1wnmg no erollc conlt•nt
\\ht>rt• tht• tun? fht• M't'OI!rV
tluusn 1 chang•• la:.t enough !'
liuld un then~ . lct'to not Jac:lo.:·
rnhb1t oil o tu .. r' l.ct'5 chl'clo;
tht• t qu1pmant tirst, ~h:lll Wt• 7
Ot..uy C~antpton n<J\.'\ owns a
1973 olil... dmtJ lt•mpha.sis on
druhl Dodgu Dan Pflr'hap:. the•
mo~l bonng c.tr cH:J product•d ,
"hit h mt~ht e,.plaan a p..tn ol
tht.• mun:. problem . NL''t• lh .. 'f'~
w t• d••nt .. on .tlrno ~ot all ol lh••
JOHN CALLAHAN C .. pOl'• ·d dlUA !!If!,
'St•u lhP"'' dt·lllfl ?'' r'rnmprou
6ptta J pul em ttwrt ,,JI my f'll
'-I.Y upnnnwnt hulhhng h,1,. <~
b .• l•nwnt purkm14 lot with
c;olurnn .til O\'"r th(• phu .. 1 \f.l
b.u ktlfJ anto ""' nil mashr
JACK CRAMPTON
H01o' I'Vt...'T', the tuturf' 1 hnght
fur tlw sp••ud~ £'rulcssur
( • amut on \\ lllun ~ twk a
bnuul lit'\\ tfonrU! \rrort.l \\111 bt•
shlppc·d into h•;o; ll't.'ntllllng
h.mc.Js
n ontlu \ccOJ'fl huH! th••
built 1 t•cord tn CtJn umer
Rr•porrr<o, < ntntptun e plnans
0( cour ,., Ill pr•obc1bl_y gt.•t the
lemon-tht' onc•lhnl ternhle
\ to hi \\; h•• CrnmJliOn
hus "nil on ~ t, 1 ement \\lth
"'huh to lwttt•r c '-pluin h1s plu­
lusoph) <~nd pm~ anal dt>aling6
m thP uutomotn e r £•ahn
ca~ fun,. nf'\ cr bt!rtt more
rh.m n '"""' Jettsh for mt!
th1'1r t·~tlwlns rmperjt•t::J .
F.1 tr\ sectmd 111 u cw com·
fltJIHUJ~ t'llnUI o\orth 011 I·S, /'m r~~tiVI' by tlfl/'1h V,JII• • tou' 1!1', '-V.HIIIfl81an c:mng
~<1111h , I m loolciflfi( 111 mv
\\"Utch mwry 50 t!Conds ;,.dl
brjorr_ Salt·m I 111 ""'~1"Hrt•
of ever) rf!Valutmn of f!'t.'r:ry'
1\ hct'!/, I'!Vt:ry •xld tnd cuntms
~ng1ne noise auncks nJ) rob
bet enrs SaHng S~ so b)
ch.1ngJn~ rhcjilter1md hot ml
t'H'I) 2 OO(J troles-r he ml ~•m
mn~ up m~ nnn 1nd urto m'
h:ur-romes rlo.-.n too hra"""
on tlte faller of mn• St'ntJII
plensure parn cnlculu On
rh1• rm1d I nlntJ)S ru;sumt" n
ple1hnru of dPuth~,,shen lust
rng fO Wrn me lnUJ (l \L"8CilJ
bit· \\ hr.ne' cr I gt•J our cif ~~~~
cur, I )eel free, ;rec and m\
relel ant nr.n ous fie~ • batt.' a
btl.
Robert
Loeb 'Peter'
Pel er l.uPil dean ot udnn •
tons i~ one mnn '"' ho l'llJO\ ll. -n•latam1 tup ol mutual rf! p••ct
\~ith hi., automobile Loeb clc!l·
t..>nhe<> hl Hl61 1 n otn sRS
Lungbc<l thus: f lo.l"' t.•s I
I alw.n:; u!lc"tht> tnlck, l.o.•b
~~ ·Its ~-:1lk..-ci liuscpha
Ius named ror Alc,antJrr tlw
Great honsc.ll s btwn on •mtc
prt'tt) runky bac.kroad , but 11
aM a ., comes aut u"-~n • Pcri1ap.. the mut.t nOIICc..>d
a-.pect or Lo •b 5 truck I the
Nataonal R[Oe \:. ociat un
ttd.er on the bii<"l:: I m not
gun nut. Lot•h contendo: llle
NR-\ does 11 great doni to pro·
mote the ate, recrcnttonal u ~5
of tirt.•ann .md tor thCl ,. rea·
son I bdnn~
\\hen 1 ocb hunt (\\ htch 1
rareJ, he goes 101 duck ~lo.stly
ht· ti'h nnd .~,pion• tht• bnrk
count''' -'\\hen I hunt 01 fi h, rc\ cal
l.t.,cb II a} tlw gamn onutuwcl
m llh' btiC k, mtht'f' 1 hon str.\p·
pang lh~~m ou thll hooJ
Ont• of ltwh " Ia\ onle• h•
IUit!' u[ hi' tnu:k I tu \f>f"'\ ~
tl.'(.·hrul~l umJ ,\th em t.'f:l swn:u
It h\l.s :.1 "JH!Zikt• a @ ph1c
t'lqUttl~ ,, pn: ... ump nd an
atann sy It'll\ he ,. ptnm
\tosth I h ten to the lloun> • Poco L\ mnl "K\ mnJ Plntt.,
~ .
sc.ruggs :111d u lot ul blutl_&tra
lllU ll; II\\. Slll.lrtll "db.) pph·
pjp
Pioneer Log. April 12. 1984 •nocr Log
t)C[tic.<r SUI'
"'18nalion.
:t for Stal
d bef:lltJIIC
nor bin/
commem
• ltut "cck,
more than
og
All Time
.s to add
.nnginto
'd thor.c
ha team
whasnt
e by tho
trying to
• ,utccom·
;JWcver. 1
ing of 11
y in the
;. Withon
g confer·
~vhalhn~
even the
teet and
:h ""<is a
here Kat
ligible for
n. lPaigc
nli6ed 1n
ras :;acn
cJe about
down to
1e mara­
-ed in the
~~of my
heathlet·
Not that
uislto for age. I just
d state of ,r athletes
:>Od job of
e being
he track
:>etin& for
he people
find out
;es of the
$e. you re
Go Pios!
rd Trouer
Jumor
nee LC s udents ·de in h ven of isolation
11m Cotvon
Of~ PICJilCII'r IAlf(
TIff. O'ffiEH OAV I WAS canvallslng the
dorms ullt!mptmg to gain t~lgnalures
ror n petition which declared that Lewis
and c lark studcntb oppose lnterwntlon in
u·ntral Amcrfca
Ttw roacllon, I and others In the group
l'l'('ti\' d were aurprisinl( and demon
stratrd how really I 'lOla led from the world
thl' students of l..C can be
Thr number or pooplt' who said that
they ... mply d1dn 1 know enough to sign
our petition was cspccfally -;urpn!ilng to
rnt'. a!t tt ts my Impression that you haw to
aciiHJiy avotd matcrml on Central AmMica
. 10 rerru~in ignorant ol what i~ happemng
there
Per hap' thl' reaM>n such a large number
of studcnt6 didn I know aoout Central
Aml'nra and nlfJO didn't wunt to sign our
petition can bo trot ed to how they Viow
thcm:.ulve~:o nw l!iOiation or LC from th real world
onun gwrs the lmpresllion thai the cam put.
11 a haH.•n for· npolillcaJ leamJng. II can hide
the polttlc;tl rclnuon11hlps that exist nU
.round tho avcrago stu den~ and promote
a ~n~· thut places like C entrnl America are
r.u ol\\<lV ancf unimportant
All proplc tn sockt)' lli'C locked tn a var­
k-ty ol powl!r relnlion"tups wtuch directJ.)
wpt• thetr live., to deny or agnore thetr
t-dswnct• stmply allll" the relalionstup~
to continue unqucsttoncd \-Vhat mo 1 stu·
drnt~ latl to clcns-1) -.ee tl> that people nre
~nlwn•ntlv polilicul thu11 whUe a student
1 tna} lhtnk he l'l not makmg n polittcaJ cho­
rce and stays out of poUlt ~. he is in (net
making tl pohtical choace Thus by abdicat·
tng vour political reqponsibility , !>Omeonc
tlsc gatne. yout unquestioned '>Uppon
nw [act thai most wive<, give up their
Lut nJme i11 political, the tact that teachers
8J'Ildl' students ls political , the filet that
people sun-ender their lights while they
arc wurking for someone else ts poUticaJ
and it 1!> certainly political when student~
can remain ignor-ant of Amencan foreign
Lan 0 se
Eric Wamcr
01 U., l'klnct-r 1All(
WHILE GE I'IING MY HAIR Ctrr last
week Brenda nnd I discussed the
realm ol implic-ation" fuJling undet the
"Oni!> Soctnl Scene but we both l..nEM
what each other mcnnl There ts a !lelious
lack of male-fem ale mternction. on the sex·
uaiiC\el. at Lewis and Clark.
Mv Initial doubt~ arose about two weeks
mto lroshman year when ~om.,>one told me
about J lidbal they r'\.lmcmbcred &om n
1;--------- --------------------~
Kenya letter co11t' d
and lengthy dlscu6SIOnlf with the local& n,o three student& remaimng in Lamu
on independent projects. prac­
UcOO thelr K.aswahlli and teamed h<M' the
l.eeyan poJjco operate fir.,t handcdly .
der thCU' locJsing was broken Into and
Sean Shanahan ·s lut pair of pants were
atolun• !Pole sana bwana. SeanU
LA.>t u!\ not torget Dell and Helen As tne
ttudcnts were roughin8 it on the land.,
.:f!n.Yil. our loaders found time to relnx
WUungu lwhltel style in n plush hotel of
\tllindi
Upon retuml"S to Nairobi. we found ou1rl
Brat tmpt'e!lttlons of the city had changed
Tho dty aeems more hoapltable. we do not
fed aa Intimidated nO'N that we have lds­
WihUI under our belts
OUting our throe weeka st~ here in Nai·
rob( wo have dally lectures and freu time to
~loro our own interest areaa through
Nairobi's resources Some aotivllies
Include a proJect with Kenya s Family
1\mning. lnveallgating tho Uni"'tu'Slty '5
Student GO\Icmment, t'llploring he.alth
care lacllillos and short trips outside the
NaJrobf n.roa Aa we use the resoutee8 of
~&lrobl , tho daya will Oy by 110d we are
lOoking forward to our safari into
~buru land
~h~n sa/ama ru
U Ken.YII Group poltcy but find timu to p.vty ("';CTy
weekend
Every blind acceptance of a polltit"".J.l
relationz;hJp i~ the cquivaJtmt of u vote for
that relauonship Hena; tgnorant citizens.
far from not eiTt.>eling torelgn pollcv con·
tribute dJrectl} to tht• Arnc.ncan ·bullet~>
entenng tht• back or I:J 5.-llvadorlan
peas.tnlb.
T HE. lGNORANCl FOUND at l.C is not
uruquc but Ito ralht·r tha product or
AmeriC<ln odctv In gent.-r.U Tht• ruling
cla:is .in America tm~ u trong Interest tn
0\aiOH.Un fng thO IllUSIOn or an apolitical
soCiety here 'Illey larsely do thio; by cre.tllfl8 an ahis­
torical society in whtch the pa 1 is eclipsed
by tht~ ew!r-pl"e1\cnt nil" of TV ild and
consumer goods llistol)' in ,\mf'rica tt•nds
to focus CAclusively on the rosy aucce5." or
thfl conquering white mAle and ignore all
other"
Example."\ of thiti edited ~at aru t~el) '­
whcre, from grade tiehoolte;(tbooks, to col·
lege coun.es otferinglli both or which h!nd
to downplay rhe cY\10H> tnvolvmg Third
Wortrl propl&
Ignorance o( countries 60Uih or the
border tb so ~t thai mol>t 'ltudent could
not conjure up its JXll>l t'\.t'n when the Um· ted !itarus was CIJmcty tnvohif'd down
the.rc-Guau unala In 1954, Chile tn J973.
NiCIU'agU8 In 193Z-th*! list ls almost .-nd·
fuss and completely con6islt•nl. The Uni·
ted Stat f'.S ll.u forcefully ffl.llin t.a.l n cd Ita
political and ooonom1c aoperionty aver
the people of Central Aml!rica blind to
uch ideas as nauonal sovcn?ignty and 15Cff·
determination.
Knowledge 1.1 power and th•• people
who politically dorrunatc othen am quite
awa.t't! or thi& becaul>(t . ultimatel y, powr.r
n t on the con.-;ent of thP. grwemnd. In
Ccntr.l.l Amenca illiteracy ratf!S are kept
high precisely to pi'C\-ent thP. oppn!S~d -. JX>.a$4nts from undcntunding their &tlua­
uon ln GUlltam~la the n~mo t so &e~d
of knOll\ ledge that it has killed Americans
who try to teach th•· natn.v Indians there
haw to apeak. .spa.rush.
Th~ llhwuion in the Unltoo Sut• •s nor
CtUtlc a" bi.Jtant as lt is in CentrnJ Atru..'f'lca
but the e!Tf-ct tb often tilt! sanu What is tht•
point of boolu; cllld other Information tC
pe-mplr. don't troub l~ t~I'NICI\cs to road
rhem? Voluntary tgnornnt't• 111 as cfl two
a• t•nforced ignorance because tht• n..o:wlt I
th,. sam~ um~ning uppu11 of a poUtir..al
rel<~.hon!!hip that is controll t'.d b'\' 50meonc - cl •
Tht• linal pomt lo be lll.1dt• i that 11 is
totally IITCSporuibh• Cor people to rPrnaJn
tgnoranl oft he pol deal realities of lHiol nt
illld chang~ng .. vortd. ThP poltcu of the
Urutcd ~tat'S agamst the people ol Ct.>ntral
mt!nca cannot be p:assn.cl.) obsen d
1-\clion f needed by rr.spon ible p..>oplr.
\\ho \~ill speak out and oppose tht• gt•no­
Cide gomg on 111 Central Amen en \\hich is
paJd (or ;md suppo11cd by th • U
gonrrnment
For those people" no are tnte..re:;ted the
Studtmts in Solidmirv '""llh the Central • Amt.-ncan People lSISCAPJ meets C\'f:'l')'
Wt'Cine!>day at 3:15 p m. It is cun-ently
lnvol\.'t•d In saenll things, frvm cnnw lng
thu dormli wuh the petition to arranging
and bringms to cam pull CtmrraJ Amcrie"<..:~n
:.pe.akc.rs. All intet t:<>ted ~pic 4l'e wei·
com1! to atte-nd meetings as wt:IJ as otht!l'
t!'\"COI
ual interaction needs fertilization
gutde to underg~udunte tn!ltitution:; .lt was
M>mething to the encc·t that an LC student
would probably trilu!l down one of t'\\.'o
road" in lhl' land or .:-tt.,uaJ lnternction
Either a long inttmate relationcJ\ip is
formt•d Wlthtn lht• fir.il 30 dnys of the first
y•:ar or a 'Jtuf'lent t\ left tloundenng runong
the mas\C' gcumg lucky if he or she C4n
lf".lnsccnd the one-night batTier
The day befon.-I tal"cd with Brondu I
had an expcrlenw th.ll madtJ me "tart
banging my fi~ls ugaln I was in seattle.> to
see il concurt and wdt a tnond of mJ roo­
mate t~ Alter the concert we \\C'nt to Pete's
hou!IC and low and tx~hold thct'tt \VON
a bunch ollugh --chooljuniol""'and unto~
· getung down likt• would·be adult&
The-;c wt.>f't" mtclllgent. re.spon:.~blo.
wit I) people inter.lcllng \.vtth the oppo5lte
.~ with no hang-up' It wun't a Roman
fest. but t?\ t1ryonu was ~opacetic. Surpn!liCd
to ~'<' younger p<'Oplc letting so in the
responsible manner tn which thEt\' ~.~a-e. I
questioned Pete about the regulant) of
such occummcc. He told me that I hadn 1
witnessed anything unu~ua l and that hJ<~
circle of friends wasn 1 afmid ol s&, 10\'('.
N3etling togetht'r or breaiJng up.
1 ve been thin long about ITl) w.Pf:!ncnces
With Pete o.nd Brenda ""hut they said. and
ht:M' LC fhs in ~mt1 of you are gomg to
write tlm ofT as dnv"t'l from the mind of an
undenexed person. but rvo come up with
a fuw ob!Wrvatlons as 10 why thJs problem
exists at LC
• Most LC students are highly autonom·
out. Individuals who find It hard to make
the sacn6oos n~'Wlry to gat the ball rol­
ling lno pun mtendedl
• Since autonomy Is tho nomu1t LC. there
t.s an anonymou!!l authonty lsomo call It
petlf' p~suro l that tells ua '\.\.'t' will be joo­
pardiz.ing our4utonomy ifwet'oout of our
wa.>-to make a :w~cn6ro an the naml' of a
&e:WAl rel.\tlonshtp
• LC has ant• of the most dh,on;e studcmt
bodit"S of anv reg~onal Ubernl ar1~ coiJegc.
such demagraphk dlfferonct>5 make tt dif·
6cult for ~tome to unde01tand -or want to understand -the stude nt!\~ ho differ from
thernseJ\ -es 10 thl!i regard
• Moat LC student!' are intellisenl , gna.J·
ononted. .-lChie\-cment mobVlUt•d peuple
"ho don t want to take the time to deal
with the added pn• urt> or a smual
relatio03hip
• Along the :tame lines, many atudent:i
have had thetr wr ~hare of brolen roman·
ces and are more rautiou~ nOll\ that the\ • are in th" volatlle oollt-~e t•mironmt'nt .
• O\-crst'4U rn~ On a hot da.). amply
gt•rttnf( your feet Wt>t \\on t quno do the
tndl
• The number o( young women 50C.k.ing
tht-Mrs. dtWee is gethng lower all the
tmu:. College ~.~omt'n am not putting up "ith a lot of crap -bnes" some guys spew
and are looking for more tntimate. mean·
ingful relationships lhallll'en t so oriented
o.round StlX.
• W\th 10 to :!.0 million Amencans under
the grip of gamtnl herpes. an elltra element
of caution b adc:h!d.
'rheae IU'e ju:.l a fi!\\· re.V.On!i for the deft.
dt'llC)' ol ll\llle-&!.male mteraction at LC.
and what I ug£>:~t is that \\l'e all stop hold·
ang bad. so much. For some the problem as
non~stont. but mam• LC student& 1\-e ~
talked to see a lot or the same thi~ 1 m
soosns \\hen someone "'ilo doean t cw.n
80 to lC .sees th(' same thin& that .,.II\
m&km me \'o'onder.
Page7 Kl :\\ \ Hnlunhtl w01nntund \.t 1.('\•H•
llUd l l,tfi.;! 1 tlllllf){'1Ui~t Kt'll.) ,, IIlii
Hat""' :r~1 •·huo\..t\..u " luna tlglll mlo lo;u m
cit~ ,,·ntt• \\ t• ho\C sur~l tnu Itt d thn•••
'' t't•lo;:~ ell l.lngu.tgt' troanmg Ill ~I ·'"' thdl
lmpn•. !M'ti~ K1 M'nhlll \~ ,,,.. mll on!\ nn
e,p.~nt~noo m tht• cla:-sroom. hut alw uur
c osm• tt(ln ru till' oommuml.)
ow·mtn,Jut'lltlll 10 l\1 wah1ll lm oh.t>tl 1
h>anUI18 rnethnd thnt \\';15 't'l) ll'"' to us
~mnll "ruups 01 11\ P. or " 'tud••ru:s m:tdt'
l~rtacipauon muwonlahlt• Our an tn•ctm
rotated hnuri.) tl.'lcll \\1th tht'II'O\' nlc'nCh
ing tvln" '' hu; h , ddt>tl 'ant? I) nnd tina
'krpt us n• pon h ~ ~ott • tniJng ''· s Lias
courugnd nnd l'.:icll of U!i pent 1a.ut of
t"ll.t~ cla!i!i n sumi"+i tht• rolo ol ms1J'llOior
IJ\ 11Mdng tlut taons of our pt)CJ'S 11to fi1 I
r ..... , d:\\ \\'1.'!1.' fru tmtlfl8 ""' In dwt~cl
..:1 ' hill upclll~ lh• door 10 mtut,~ nf"'
I'\ J»t!nt'JlCt'
On•· ,,tucll :shr s out an our mmtb i" n
"'A\'CI'l)ur hunt orgamtt'(l h llszun.t
Golcbnuth , nur logas11a; ooortlin.tlllr nn
lhtl CQast Jlw hunt \\'&IIi d11 J.-.md 10 Ur:lt'lll II It) the l!lll\lltl tlii.<II1111Uiltl tun t' liS to UM'
1\1!1\' .1htll w :.~u r:f·~ha lh t mnpl••ll thP
hunt lllltlf'lltlll m mn.c•cl '""h•h .md I nl(
hsh lt•cl U!iU\t'I'SUiltl dtlllt' thlllUgh CtlC"H
1\111 ~""' f"il't ht.•nls ol r..t.tllt .\11d lin.1lh
tim • 1t•rf Ill! h.-c I< tu th1• fl\\ ani tlx•aeh \111
.l.ul.: labtn nth likt• l'tln-t•ls J·our hour-. ut
ll't•l-.klll8 0\ ,., und thruuJ;h thi11 Al1.1h
h1r&1lwn l1tnt.J lc•ll m•• h c•t uruf minrfo; turml
Jill \\1lh till' dart .tnd ttclOgraph) ol I.<.~IT\U
\nutht'l' ul lJs;1lll8 s c•ng,tging 1de•.J" ''-ill'
ttl lm th till' ,;ruup ltl n tn_tdillonal s'" .chah
nu~l ut hi~< honll' It ,,,,s uur t'i~t t ,,,.
nt:nt m '1\\'taluh dmmg whun ,,,.Sat nn
clu tloor\\11hr1 (loannwn n•"h nhH\tlhour
hanrl lth•• nght homtl onh, nl cuur.-t•l .md
hurpc•d tmcb Jluat wa mar uulla1 1 '~)I) ·
UTll lO , \\'nlllh I'UhUI HOd hft~SI\ If .IIlli
heiJ)Qcl l''''t»am us for lluthc •r~ mor'"' tnll
muto cultuml •'n•!tlllnh'Mi thn.)ugh hunw •
Ill,) lor th•• \\'Qilll'll untl 1 lhr•o; t.J:t) dh1n\
HI ll•taonnl 6:Uhng ',. !'ol'll tnp lor th1• men
llw homt>!il,l\ ollc'.f'()d lht \\'Omi'n .1
loolt hdthul the• mHiliC'.Jll ,J\U.I ol th~· hua•
bUI' Thtl\ 1111111U th.11 tlw humt•s "cn1 .1 1"•11 li(Jr.t.ll II'Ohll Ill! till' S\\ ,thlli '\\ OITit 1\
tlw nwm1111{tt ,,, • ..,, punt P"'!)Jrln~ th1
mul1l11\ nw.,ln• l..1tr holll!i tlhlt h,ul no mon..
thnn 1 c•m••nt Uno1 .mel t h1ll~ 'O<ll Aiel\ t'S
'\\lurh tl11y 1.1hu1'1 II 0\11 111 '-fl\IHI pu"i11nnt.
tm lmm" I h• ,,n, MIUOil!>o provadt•cl tlw
tlrlll hi 1"1 'tl Ill t'Oir>\ \ lloiiOI ' JIW boiNlt: I
un . "•lntwn"hip"' .unun,; '' Ofnt'll in tlwn
hunu \.'\ll a hurr tlllllr <11\l to tlwir
.tppt•.u1UH t' in lht 'tu·t'l" Out ol tht''«
honlt'sln~:; '" tth t•cl 'uh~t·d lnt•aul.,hap'
l ht! ~: nn l'l' ·'''' t' \1tu .. hm 'OC'It~l\ hmd·
,,, <:nnti.H I ht '" 1·1 ll umn.1n" d ""''ilhlh
wunwn mul unn•l.ttcrlmah• ,thu<~, humt''·
1.1 .,_ '' 1'r'l' nut of tlw !Jlll''tmn lr>J the• mt·n 111
OUI gr'l111p In h',ad, tilt!\ tnu\.: .1 th.vt• t.ht\
dhn\\ tnp \\ lm h lc•ll 111 2 a m CliW Fritl.t\
morntng '' llh ll 1111.1 ,,, tht• lwlm It "•' a
M'~tann~ n•k t•nlUh' thut l''Pilll"'''' lht'
•~land s Ull'llUIHhng l .. unu Tlw nwn 'en·
tun•ll anltl H'mnll• 'illug•"• litH h II' !"au .tnd
1\tlllllH•••im llw tnhflhltlmts '"'"' tn.-•nctlv •
ancl 'PI)' c unour:;; ~Ins I '" c·up) IIH'II 11nu•
~1nnmg ur Jishln~ I Ill' 11.11 11 m lhH.,c' \11·
J,,~c·s \\iUi tl h sumclsllll c untp.ll't'd to thll
ST1l TE OF THE ilRT
presents
The
SEATTLE MIME THEATRE
Saturday, April 21, 1984
Evens Auditorium
Two performances 2 p.m Matmee:
"JACK AND THE BEANSTALK.,
LC $1.50, General $2 50
FULL CONCERT
LC Community : $3.50
n, kt tllllr'' tnmlr•lll,• nrllw 1 \MI'US 1 \BNI s 0H11 • 11 1 "' ., • 1 • • :JJ '• a u o f1"' • ,., . .., ,, ,., ,.,, ·171.
Pioneer Log, April 12. 1984 ~ltM ft.~U nl (,mila ,\Jthnugh tlw p~'OPhl
II\ t• H'n "'mph• 11\•o•s, 1111!)' IWN11 C;(Hlltolll
'(he tnp h.11 ~ 1t1 I .. m111 pnl\t.•d '""'"'"''
mg elm• to thc hu I that emu IIJOSic'l two
rharkum. und H llnpplng b.u1ac'llf.ln mncl1•
hn l'ta.mgc• bt•c..trc•llm-\ li but nuaug 1(11111 lur
lJMillO I> f1Hllll\' ,11\d hwntl ~ \1 tlw t•ntl of
1hc•1r trip lhl' rnc•n "'IUirll'd tlw womt•nlo
'lUll'-' lhi'll c'\f>l'l'il'll( t'' untl lll,tghh,
,.;anwd
\1l1•1 lht• thl'\'t' wt•(•lo.!i wc'l't' up. mlm\' nl
US ltiUitd II dtlllc uJt IU lt,•.tW llw filll<IJI \1.1
l.tgt.. \'\ c h.uJ hc•r:omc1 f,mllli.u \\.1th and
:tll;u ht•d lo thc! si,.;ht" uunds ~nwll"· P• o­
plt• und \ ll'IOU" othc•• mhnh•tunt!i nll.lnl\l
Ru.mun~ cion~ ·~· ,mel c hu 1\t n~ t•ruh
11lUI1llrlg p111\ t'l C til !I, lllolllf(IU\ t• r'OUill~
n•St.llmtnl ti\'\Jlt'l'll anrl hupkc t•pc•r \'\1'1'!•
.111 h.u d to lt•ll\1
l~n
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\'7.1/n SlJIUJ
fta/tkt, IUIHWI.IIlil
Ttw l.t'\\1'~ uml Clark ~c'll)•' GrllttJI
OVERSEAS
ADDRESSES
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' o llutd \'\ t•llinl{ton
7th '' c•mu.: at 55th Stn·t•t
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Page 8 Ente1
find I
]
t•uul Jnq(f'O .,,
I rr II, l'htflt •• I
;\dmittudly,
Rick Spnngllt
llold tnp .. ~tan
Ct'rl and nde•o
off RICk .mrl til
;un glt• "I o\ n ~
somt.• porgnon
I0\1! blOC'\' dj • nd' f'l1 i st•m l'nl
to finn "he•n tl'
warchtn~ "
But, a~ I loum
tho ~oon to bt
by·tlwrr high
the "r>••rlotl pr
1/o/dwas no ~tll
Ida but u fllml!
lo\'C \\,,..,hurd 'I
·'") t•nlt•llutn n
Th11 tilm' Sl
so-gorgcou'
Rulx•rto; •Rid,
ing an luH·
prncttc.d v
psycholo ga 'I
Eilht!t'l .\1\ ••r 11 \\hllc! t•sr.,ap10 j
cl:.co t•onc ·rl
dozen roMHi "'
the nc:to.t dnv lJ
mark;allv roha' -to pursu c• Dt ur
IOH! th.il pus
thew thrrn lh
rntJllttn g
He can't '"'
argues \\1lh hit
Q5'iCrnblcs un 1
Dltna,. apart
bat:ause of thJ!J
Duma as toug
r\en loo~ttm up
htry a d\11 >tt•, ll
Movi
Bn.~cc John:~o•
Or lhrl t•lon""' 1 "I
tin' t' vou ,,, 1
\nth so man\
lr)ing 111 mul-:1
bUSIJ\l''l"' lloJI • out Ml many I<
I rhd ,,,JI,•• vi tf
\Cit't•nlng 111 tJ
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Page 8 Entertainment h to
find in Hard to Hold
J'n11l lrr l(t•n "'t'll
I•• lh• l'tnn,..,-'·"II
\dmltlc•clly, I'~ t•nt In th~ nt•w
Rick ~pnngh ••ld tilm u,, d ,,
llolcl 11\JI«'c'llng m•••••l) ,, con­
' t•r1 and \ldc•n vc•hult• tu 11ho'' •
oil RtCk untl IIIH'h 111111,; tl6 hi'>
t~ingltt 'I nH! Sunwhudv " •umd
onw polgnunt 1 ud.: •tnd 1 nllcr
IOH' lilon dt·~cwilwd tn the• • • uh 11111 l'nwnl .1 .. 'I cJ\,. II' hurcl
to flncl '" twn thu whoh• world •~
I .. \\UIC: ling
Hut, us I found rutting urnong
thtl soon to Ill' Cll\ IC'd ~o-bad·
b) thwr htgh "' hnnl lur:k.ics at
tlw ~lwd.al prmHv. IIW"tl tn
llo/dwn., no ttlll. h shu"' ufl' Ph
tdu, but a lllmlnwhlth nul unh
luH•w,a .. httr'flto hnt.l, Lui uwa ..
.my t•llll)ll Ulf\IIH'Ill
lhn 111m!! 'iturv 11\\:Uht•~> oh· • o·gm fo:l.!OUfo 1 uc kor J amw
Ruht:rtli IRkk ~pnhl-( lwld t J.tll·
111g in lo\t' ''"h luu~h .md·
p r n l' t 1 c ,, I \\ o m u n c· h 1 I d
psychnlug i!lt Dtanu (Jant•l
l::llbi'J I utlc•t hilling her Vuh:o
\\hilu c•st uprng "'' .,,m f·r.rn·
c:iM o unm: 11 .Sen clang lwr four
doLc•n roM• I' .end •• n ''' \ uh o
then"'' do\ "hu·h ~hr pr.tg·
malicalh t••fu "l'" J .tmtt• bugln~>
to pur lit' Ut.mn dJi\ t'll h\ thP
IOH! 111<11 po,.,..,, 1\ .,,. h1m b om
lht'll' lhtr1\ ·lht• •t•c·und fir:st •
Htl c .m I wnte "oong.. hu
argl.ll'' wllh hi" wntt·r .mtl hu
a!ist•ml.llt•'> an ort hu~ tra bi'IO\\
Diann " npa1 tnt(\UI wlndo\\
bf'l'RU1(' of thl'\ ob~<,,.,'iion But
DIBIHI i'l Iough <iht• doc•-.n't
I)H•n loost•n up wht•n ht.·r :-~t•t·rc..•
rary <1d\ll'oO'I hllr • W'h\ don I } em ijiH' huu ,, tumhlt• l II c•' ,,
ruck 111.11 tit• li gm gr1nu,.
"'ou'n• lwing lut.tlh, tut.tlll.u
lun (IIUU\ t'fl luHM t>tH:h '"'
ac•c usuflurl '' uulcl
i.l£ lion I ntu\ c• nu 111
Hut hnn11• lf'i tn l':lt:Whlr • and
tht• pr nltlS!'ttOnul \~ nrnun \ tt•ld&
to hc>r p;u;stnn~> liJOlt d h) H num
\~ho c:omm.11ul hc•f lu ' !>hut
up
\'\ ord' normal I\ U81•d lfl
mOVIc• N'\1t:w!'l •u1d1 lUi 'prt·chc•t·
olbJt• SUbplOt~ ',CI'Ill'5 th,ll 1-(U
OOWIH!I't' , nntl "trite• !llt•rc•u·
typed dullngtwft ' 'it IIHl .slrnn~tt
too good to ht• \\ IHilt•cl 011 thu
lmplc'rntndtldnu"' of llurri ru
llnld J\nrl I chcln 1 ilnrl 11 tuo
strangu lhdt tlw lwu ntlu 1 1.(.
.,tudem~ ,11 tlw lfpc• up11ning
hc•ggccl lot lhPII unonymll)
rhuM• bi'H\ c• btU doni S t~qulnnt•d
ne..'l:l to nwtluau~h 1\llc'h unhc •
lit•\ abltl IH'I'Ill'' ol'l ltnurd!l ul
cnllots c•hasint, Rid; lhr OUf(h till'
•llltl\ s ul Sun lr ·llltt!il o .t lc•,ul· •
m g \\oman who IH'c •Ifill' c!\'t'n
ught•r lib ~the• lurcc•rl lt~gt• •
crymf{ und the• l'ndlt•!lf> .uul
umnsprne•d lights lwt\\ s•c•n ttw
lo\ tJI'truc:k 1 ot k 1.1r .mt.l h1
c:.uica1u1 rd mi.ln •• ~c·r
\\hen 11 bt•c•.lrnt• JMintuJh
apparvnt thlll 1tw 76•cll\' tun­
cc~t1 1ou1 of J,unu• l\uht•t1s
"trangel\ me ludt•tl two utt•m.tl
wtwks •Huck In <inn I r.mn"' u,
onr• otthu L.C: 'it11d1·nt' lt•ll tht•
thuntC'J, .md I t ouldn 1 lwlp
th1nl.mg about lht• c•n\lotbly
Pt'I.H ulultamt• she.· muNt bt huv­
mg wflhm lht· 'ann llmtl'. ot "'
buthroom 'ilall
To sati'UY what lillie• t unuua·
Hv vou m1 ght 1!\lt•n h<l\ t! about
tlu" film. the ~rl-~hu "ant .. Rick Springfield and Janet Ellbor atar In Hard 10
Hold a poignant rock and roller love story about o rock star'e paulon lor a child paychologlat
tht• rt•ul man, not llw t.u·
stu II do•l5 ~t·l bn) rot lc•J'
nltt•r !11 r t.ttht'!l lui c;our:ll'l
dnnl..!\ hlln ••lito dtmlh anti she•
hll\-5 a lit kc•t lu London -In t.ut p••t h..1p •'Vt•n \~hem
the lt~n.\ boppt'l" t':tO\\ d in th"
lhc'Uit'l tr> horen to tcur~ . J...tmtt•
hl•.uls Ill~~ t:Unt't>t1 lnJ:Cl"IU\f'
~ornnhorh .mel makes .1 d11 h
lor s m Franc1 c•o lnt<.ntauon.tl
In mtt!lt •·ptlh,•lo\'•' ol h1" '~•·•·k
I heard omt>on,. 111 the
<IUcllt•nc ,. lH'f( •lllhl polnl turn
tlw ch.ann;•J \1 111.11 htg linaJ
•·mbnH ''• Jantlt' bruul..'> our Ill·
th• huurl m tlu• tht•atel And
t•apturu" lor go uti the h1·r uin••
whun ht .,pouts ''I tU~I lc•lt
18,000 Cl hltnillf( \\ Ontt•n ''[ ht!
, n•dlls roll \\lth n~plu~ ol those
poitotnunl ~ct•rws )'OU nated tht•
tir .. l unw and \OU \o\l'ih Rar::lt. •
~pnnf(ficld hud ,,miJill) h•ll) ou
and tht• f\' o hundrt•d ~U'l't!ll nung gui 111 tlu• audu•nr ,. alnnc
lltt• Ungd td Rnst• \to\ cr •
' lcJcknmos J tnt2:cn ll•••u·h and
\\'a hlnstun Squ,m• tht'<llt•n; \\111
hl1\t•lo utlt•r \\lth Hard to llofcf
lor 1abou1 (I month or so but unlc~6 \OIJ roaU\ h."'' to t.:nO'\~ --'"ht·ther lo\t' I hard to fincl
\~h··nthr•\'l.holt•\\orldi "lltch
mg. USA• hour and a half ~wd
lO scum In \ ~.
Varied Fountain art works
typically well-executed
OW'<) M Ul(tll' ut ,.,,. r101u"r ,...,
·r hI' f1 oun t.tln (, olll "1 \' -IOC:Uit•d .11 117 .'1: \\' ;! 111111\\ t', ''
cun r·ntlv ah0\o\10g tht• '"ork ol
thr fW o.tf1ir.b -Sully If alt.l.}, Torn
t'owk t•s arul ~ht'fl) ' \\ oil rypt·
cnl of the t oun1um tJw "ork •~
"t•llt•,tJru tc•cl. and ubtt•t:l mot·
lt.:r '" lntc•n•stmg hali ma.mpuhalc•tl lht• pcrspt•r·
II\,. crcutmg 1 he• 1llu 1011 ol
"crJ(htle$8fll'lUI 111 tilt' lnut
1 he 6( orul W1181 15 I om
~\n, k•• Ht:o. ptJrtwn vi'"'' /Jtn'
' pamr.n~~ dru,~inl{ and can
'>tn.Jcllun!i I ht• tht me• ··~plorcd
th.mugh th•• 'ar.1ng met.lht Is
th<· de~ •Tt liP 1 .. a carilful and
t.JIIIul cJran man Thts r t''l:l•
dent an both &he pamtmg" and
the drn"~tng
Movie eludes critics taste buds In llw mmn n1om nru the
pamtmgfi of s ally Halt•) Uom
10 Bndgt•purt , onn 10 1908
stw lfi a \\'OITlon \~1th un tmprt•,. \1ore cntcresttng th:m thm~c
nrc his c.:no tt'\H lion In 5orno
cotse th"\ are lhre ••· -dtmens1onal p:unltng& '~tuch
llnH'tl J ohn:con
01 lht1 l'lnntl~ I o"
Ita' c• \'Uu 1 \ ,., "unch·n•d \\In • •
\\1th su m,m\ L.llunlc•d p«'oplc..•
ll)ing In m.tiH 11 Ill tht• nt0\1£'
htl int•ss II oil\~'\ uocJ ... uti IUin'
out so 111.11'\\ lou \ llic kti '
I thd .lltc•t \It'\\ tng ,111 .uJ\ Hllclt'
~~ IIWillltg ul llnl\'t•t to.tl ~huhu'
It// t!} .\it•, H ta'>le•IP ~· c urnuch
cbrt•c lt•d h.) ( .u I llt•llll't anc I
at.U1'll\l( :-ilt•\1' M.utan .md lth
r omh11
!Ill' 5ltu \' '" CJI ,, cl\ mg rullllo· -
Ollll'!' n.utu•tJ l.tl\~llht C ul\.~ .tlt•r
lplav••d ll\ lumltn l who lmt> a
T11Jtlt.m hoh n1om lu ta·anslt'r
her suul 111 lu IIH' lwuutltul
)oung hucl\ ul hc•1 :it.thll'h.md :.
thsughlt'l lpl.l\t'd h\i \'ll'IOII,l
1cnnantl J\t•ltl•\lllg th.ll r um•
lin s mt•nl.tllw alth 1 m as had ••
I I ,h.spt• a~ ht·r phy .. u•nl st;llt'
Tt'nnant •lfo(rt'll to ht•t•omt•
'one: \'\.lth lht• unl\ t'l sc• .tnd
I>"'' t'' ur ht•r bud\ to l omhn.
01 c·uu1 ·w. fl'nnnnt ' hnch •s -dt•<;llnt•d lu lwt:umc• IIH• soul
lJI'n ch r lar) nltlll' hu f{t' t•st.tltt, 11
~HllliUnn \-. hu•h rwompl Sit'\"
\l.lftlll .ts l,.t\\) •'• 1\n~tll l ohh
"A dying n1illionair ·c
hir-es a Tibc>tan holv • man to tr-an~fcr · her·
~oul into the
beautiful bodv of a • stable hand ~
daughter.·
to t•nle•r tht• & t'll«l ~hnlll till'·
ll!<.~ltt•1 lumhn clll'!> lHII ht•t
:;pant anslt•.ltl ul 1'1\lt'nng lc•n
llo.tfll, Itt t'tdt•nt.alh \\IIHlr> IIJl Ill
Pioneer Log, April 12, 1984 II is thiS ltu,lllon \\htc.h pro·
\ uJt•s the tuundatwn tor the
tUm .au t!tnpl c; at humur llwrt•
lilt' "011\1' lunn\ llliiOWOI \\ h 1'1\ •
,\larlm pl.,\'8 Ho~··r .tnd l th\ln t
stmull:mt•uu'-1.) ·mule on tht•
ltlll ll'nHJlc on the 1'18hl \lu 1 ul
tht• "t tliHIS hm' c•\ t•r, m •• \lllllll·
cc:o 111 \ und t.r~otc•Je.,.s :O,ttuu·
uuns whf•n• '' t' M!t' Hogt'l 1 d­
\\r,, In thu nwn ruuru \\ilh
liiiH,I'I " A•rl b11'tlll and 111 hue I
\\ 11h tlw t•dut u' P I .. nnant nt~l
Jltllllt ulttrh OlhHI'-1\ t'
I he• prt•OIIIit' nl th•• slnt) ts
1111 lt•ll ht•tl \\hlth Ill II e•ll f
nut h.acJ-but Rt•IOPI IIMkcs
'1'1'\' hill I' utlt•mpl ro lwlp I tw
muJu•nt t h··ht•\ •• 111 an\ I lung
"htt h t.tl.ics phu e I tw MOl)
t•11ds JH••thc:tnbl.) , the urllni; 1
l.lll to puur and m.uu ol tlw
rok.•1 art• Jllbl plun b,ui
"ThP -,tory entb • predictably. the
acting is fair lo
poor, and n1any of
jokes are plain had."
On the• hnMhl stc.lt \l.u fill c'lltl
he• ,;c•nullwl .' h11111~ 111 ,, ph~"''
t'.sl \\ ,,, tht.! lil'l' are• hJI'fll urul
th1•11' is ,1 t Ult' 1log ICI \\,Ill h
Ut• pll•• tts hortc •onun~s
ItO\\,,, t'l I Ill 111 tl \II <if \1 t' \\ 111
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llltl\ It' 11.1\ c• eJutw \\ t•ll 11 tht•
h(l~ nlhc ,. \II tlj \1,· !>luns In
ll.a\ ut llut~k.tllll' rtJ\' n 1 ""'"I -Cuw111.1 J\ •• r·ollcc tum ol at•contph~h ·
nll'lll IU her I r•d11
H n I••.) s p a 1 n 11 n g 6 • r.,
suhduc•d tudJ••.s of Allll•h\ ••s
\\huh 1 cll••t I •• he!f;ht~•ncd
.twacc•n••s,; Omw 10 att"\hc the • !'>\lhtc•c lmUIIt'l lor· CUI h p:un11ng
i . n ohl''' 1 cu c oiJ,., lion th••1•1
nt reru.lt•r•"f '' lth Jl:tm 1 tlo:mg
.tcr.:urnc:) Tlu!l" I nt{ll •• prt'~ ­
c•nt hPI c alum mm•t the C\l'
l'lu• \ "'" t<r p rc ''" t• tiH•
uhJt't IS but nnde1111.md t•nltu!l
th.an ~···s tlw pn•sc•11c•• nl ~u,..
r•llth an In art r.•1uJ us rPlu•t sculplure!i Th~
mo~l cleH'f' of thee honcHT
'" t1 lr••t•·st3nrlln&.t lhlcc·
cllnll'n ,fonal pu•cc• '~ luch hns
IX!•·n llllldt• from p:lllllt•d woot.J
Its rut.• 1 tlt'.:ser:t rt~ f'rt, a pltl\
on \\ onl5 \~tuch •h• uhwct
lntlllcr acltln• t•
In lht' hilt k. rucJIIl ol the
~.tllcn we lht•l'nnts .md d1 \\
ings ol :-.ht..•rrw \\vii l.llo;e•
F,t\\ kc:-\Vull hotS I ho!lt•n n
lht•nw to Cl.plor£' lnu•rtur!l
lh-r clrawtng at'(• irupr1• st\ •'
csJh'r tnll.) tht• one cJunl' Ill
11Tht:! ·r·aft nmnshjp presented i
in1pr-c"sivc. Shado,,• and line dr · handJed
\Vith -,~ill. rl he color i. the Olain altra(•tion.
h ,,
0\VC\ Pf'. ••
f lw ohjc'• 111 In her t''\h bi& tn•
pine L cl rn mit' nor \'hit It r.um·
11h111t•nt .md :1t'r.c ntulllt' I ht•Ho
intl'nc..•no hl•" t'\ •T lti"C not plu­
tt'"' In rculit) onh tism•·nl~> o.1
the~ artl I mr.tgtll tlt•lll "t'
lr""' 1111 hr>c lUSt• ul the• l'Oil·
tltcllfl~ flt'l't>lll'l II\'' hlrlht!r
llrth'.) 11 c• ol ltlhll' till,.; the
Jlllllling \\llh lt:I1'1VJ1
1 hrough h1•r tu~l.tpo.,tlrun '''
\\ill Ill .tlhl • oul t rJior .1 IJ1t llun
1 triUIII'II \\hith gi\t• the•
lllo\JIIril\ tlf h1 I f'IIIIIIIUS
\ pa1111111g e•ntttlc•cl flllspbt.:r •
nr·~ 1s ,,n t•!l.t l'llt•nt U:\ mtplt• ol
llule•1 111111111t> h~und r•l !'>.ur·
rt•..sh~<lll llw suh)efl ntHIIc•t ot
tlw pnlntms I tht• lruu fQr
\\hll h rlu• p tmrms is tlllt•cl llw
tUIOI nrc \arvmg htul•• uf
magc•nt 1 nntl rt•tl II pul tt~!'
\\llh t nt'I"S\ lurther tht• nr1151 charcool l'hl' toc.nJ pomt cJf her
J)Orll(lll of till' hO\\ I llf'r
pnnl hu1\ t.'\ t•r \\ hlch arc• dO Ill'
an color The\ art• ""' acol and • dehi"alt•
In oni' she h.s"-Clune ttw 1'('1(10\
1 used :u• o IIH'I phor lor lwr·
,.Jt II "L'l torw lt'IJ'thr•J'e t ot
the shO\\. \I hit h tllu tr :at •'~ her
ahlltr\ 111 "lwrimpfl"•' IH'r J•t'l
urUthl\ •mill lll'r '' nrk
I he• c rat&:;nuua hap pre• t>llt IN
tlll~ll'r.l\~>J\ t' :.hudo\\ and hnt•
:11' • huntllc>tJ \\ tlh IJII I ht.• t: oltlr
1 thtJ mrun altrucllon hO\\ ~'' tr
anti'' hflt m alt• twr '' or·k I lind
out If) ou want 10 !WC 11liUfj11n
prmtang 111 bt• t th1s '" good
t' arnplt·
(,nil·~\ hours un.• lrom nuon •
10 5 p 111 throu h "'· 1\11 dn
11t I a \ ltnt>d ami ell\ c !'lillie tl
"hQ\\
Page 9 LC tracksters splash
\IVeekend n1eet
:\1 nr\' H u II • 01 tht> l'iuncr.r l.&'lf(
~ton1<00n-hl..c \\t"athcr and ,,
domint~n~ Wllla.motiP. Unl\cr-
11\ trncl.. .and tit•ld .. quad tt•amNi
to· sl\mll' Piant>CJ' effort~ m l.l"l
~tutul\) " mtJel. ru. u"f\,,., and
C llrJ.. 1 •JI to tht• Bt~l nu:·n ~·
, -\\ htU1\4n Colt<',.,;'' rounded out
tht" <llnl• .. '''~~' tl!am ~t·nt but wa:-• \l.1rt•lv notkroblt• ll' the rru~~on ·
~~~ "mt•n manag~ unl) lH.'i
poult and th(• womr.n only 20 and tht• '' hnk spnnttc•,am did bc·t
tE'I thnn thm t~t'l hu' t.' In llw
rain.'' Mid Mt'll \\ c• olwa) II) to
fWI oun.->d\1''1 rt'.1d\ It"'-malnh
our c·o.'\t:h 1 ... \ ~paint ro.1dl liZ\
Rt'lnntf)llgO' \\t• ~~~• along ruall)­
\\t•ll Hu know. hO\' to dt~l with
us J lw spnnu•rs on clur tcnm arc
•• a untquc gl"'tmp
•:u•naor \tIt helle ,\lc . .\rthur
glided to,, fir ·t plncc 6m h 10 thc•
too meter hurdlus and ~cond
plncu in thc• ~00 mt•tt•t hurdlt•s
!'~he• hn t•llJOH'd con~dt•rahle •
~uct t'"s tn IXlth ot thc,Ct.'\ ent"' aU
::.prtnkh•d tnlcrmittentl)
ttu"Oughout thL· <b) '' <"rt .t
number ol ~tnndout tndi\1dunl
ptlrformanco~ b~ PtonPt•r
ilthlt:W" ~J..on .md antktpate5 groate1·
thmg to comt L----__:!~.....;;=-..;=-=~ -___,;;=====-=-- .-!!!=-=..=~..!!..--==;....._-==;;:;_="~ ~nk'Kato
The outstnndmg perlonnnnce
ot the do\ O<'CUtred tn thu •
\\'Omen ·~ 3ooo-mch'r run ru. tra..;h·
rnun ~u-.nn Murrn) shattered the>
hoot NOJrd by CJ\ er 16 o,t'COOCh
~ht hnt"hcd a !!llm ''"'0 tenth!! ot
3 .... rood out or til"t place 11\ \\hat
"~ dcscnbed :t"> •·quite a roce ·by
Coach D:md Fh.
:,.ophomore Cath) Hans!< bet·
lt!rud the re t of her competitors
m thCI lSOO·mt'ter run as -.he
~red fin;t plactt poants 10 that
t"f\Cnt
\\'here the cbstance runner;
hi ned for the" omen$ team. the
mt•n print en!'\\ all but des·
troyed their compeutors a<.
.. ophomore Tom Mell remained
unbt•..1ten 10 both the lOOtmdloo­
ntt>tcr dashtb Semor Brent Clll'­
b.ltal Cilmed third place honoM>
1n both of tht: shon sprint~>- In lht~
400· meter da:.h senio~ Rich
')uars and \ 1c SeaN. punched In a
two-three 6nlsh rel>pectavely for
1h1• dav -I thought 11 was a good d.t.> M\ ~oal lot the ro~t olthu 'l)lt·
"on '" ltnvm tht• dlstnC'I and ron
tcr-vnct• in th<> 400 hurdle' t'ho
'lnid I don I think I g4\ t' lhlb
nu'1lt mv bt•:tt computitt\O cOort ~\
lot ol tt hud to do wtth th~
wc•<.~tht r I IN tht wt•nthcr get me
dO\'n
In thu fit.•ld t'Hmts., the Pio'-
11«>--'t'd tht.!tr com JM•titt\l~ muM:Je,
nnd dommawd u majonlV ot the
lttAm puants
tMhntan Prugc OnughCJ1) has
complete!). rewnttcn the record
book an th<> ~hotput all t.pring and
although not hllttng her best
marl.. rrum.agcd to ,~,n wtth a
throv. or .u l•ut 1 inch She W!Uj
foliO\' od bv tn:• hman Robyn
Mann and £Cnior captain Barb
Crockt!r o~> LC :.wept the c.-~tegorv
In additaon to hCJ' shot put lif>e"
cus.lty Daughert) "on the JO\Ciin
and led o '!i\Wt.>p ol thu dhcus
evun followod by Mann and
ttophomort: Ji.aweno Cu~>hlng
hum Junaor Mike Pressley and
freshmo.n Ocron Lord scored bag
10 tho field wcntt-with win~< In
the .. hotput and dtM:UI> respec­
trwly Lord albO managed a thu-d Senior Michelle MacArthur , who glided to • nrat
place flnlth In the 1()()-meter hurdles. and second
in the hnmnwr throw and u
founh in the shut put,.., hilt• l'ro~>~' ·
luv added suppon with a thard In
tho diM:u'
Other notable pcr1ormantes
\\Pre reg1stered by 1om Gt•tgt•r
M.'COnd plnco In the 1500 meter
run Loren Mnsuoka fir.;t 10 the
sooo-meter walk Ron \res
second 10 the otceplochase Pat
Meyer o;econd In the high tump
Ta)..chiro ~higt:'moto. third in the
tlo-metur hurdJp<, and Oaw
Trotter -.e<"ond In the 800 meter
run and Jim Con Mike Oamm.
Randy Coombs who firushed '"'C
on<l thJrd and founh in the jnvt!­
lin
For the 'vomen 6 team high
light performance~ wen•
recorded by ·andy Duchow
third in tht' long jump. Suro Wot
~ham . second in thl' 400·yard
dash. and Paulette Mark11. second
in the 800.metur nm
Tho ne-'"1 moot for the P•ont:Hrn~
"'"U be ~aturdn) ' at llnfhdd and
·wilt grt undenvoy at 1 p m place In the 400-meter hurdles, hat enJoyed consid­
erable aucoesa In both of those eventJ all aeaaon.
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LC pitching staff lauded by Gatto
RJ("h Jordon or tilt! f'lorwor Lafi
Smarting from a lo~s to Concor­
t.ha. the mens baseball tl.lllm
t~ed Georgt• Foll Coll~c 4 ·3 last
Saturda-. \>\hen junior Chna; -Paul\i.7. scon·d \\.1th one out 10 the
bottom or the ninth tnntng
Coach Jeny Gatto's onh com· . -mcnl on the 4·2 Concordia lo!\.5
"ali ·We \.""'Cnloutplo..)-ed" :;h.t·
ant Coach Orue Foss eJtplojnf'd
the defeat b) ~ying. 'We dido 1
h.lt the ball and you can t expect
to wm many ~tam~ \.~ithon l) t\.'\'O
run'-"
Thewm 0\'t.'rGeorge fo~ hiked
tht~te.vn 'a &C4&0n record to 7·3 In l~ague piny tht• tonm i currently
traliiOf, ronft•renct.• lc~dt•r \\11·
LlmcttE' with a 3·2 ll'Cord
"We are capable of
producing more
offensively than we
have been."
We .. -c won h\"C ol our Ia 'it ~~~
gomf' ... · ~d t.i.ltto But 1 think.
n~t well .1" tho team. that were
capable of producmg more
offenswely than we lulve boon
C.utto ~aid hfJ hall been
imp~M.>d thu. k.'ason by lhe
rnatw1ng of hito young pltchtng
&tall For eumph.• in the Goerge Po-. game froshr.lan patch PI"'> Gnrv
Gold!.muh toamt.-d wllh another
l'n!bhrnan Brinn Crook. lor tho
wtn
Gatto ai~W praised thP. t•ftorts of
hi~ other pilchof"'l ~ophomorc
Georf Richmond )unior ( om~
Loehr and :.t•nlo• Stt.~e Oil\' M>n
whom Gatto S3)1S it~ a vital pan of
the rotation C.ntto added he hUb
been plew.ed wfth freshman DIU
Fellowr. who hat. played well ·
and has thrown out roughly 50
percent of oil baMlNnncN
This week the team will bo
bracing for a tough w"ekend with
games schedult!d againl!t Pacific
Lutheran The toam will play nt
home thiR Saturday and then
travel to Tacoma on Sunda}
·tage, Grill lead LC golfers in Classic
EmU\ Nel~on
Of th; Plan"• Lolf
lhe wet weather rna\ be -._ceptng some people indoon;,
but the men'& golf team 11 hard
at wor};; Olnd w•·lluuo atr. ••·a ann.
A rna1onty oflhe cason con·
elat& or parttcapaung in tho
.Small Cullogu Golf Clnuac In
thl& ecriet. of rnotc:hea, tht•
teama ploy a total ol11i.x rounds
of 18 holes of gulf Afte-two
round• L£!'\-vt6 and Clark holdb a
111 on g eot:ond poaltlon with
Pacific Luthi,. Utu\'PriU,Y In 6r1t
plat: u
Ontt ol the bngtu :.pota in the
Piont•er IJm•·up I• &ophomort•
Bill Annitagc . Armitage. who Ia;
natln!IO the P011land area. ~hur
one under par, With a scorcJ ul
71, 1n the •wcond round oJ the
Small College Golf Claae.ic lur
""eel.:.
Al•o in thr. second round,
Page 10 OaH~ Grill, !'Ienior, ahO\\-ed hit1
conr.tl'ilcn t outatanwng <tbility
by hootinf( a 75 and a 76 bad
to back.
In addition ophomot c Jack
Allcw, scnaor Stu Mac. Ph era on • nnd tr ethmon 1\cvln Wtn11ton
have bt>tm pht.)'lng \'t.'l')' well,
bringing tn licor eb ln the high
70a. Tht• acor~ti thur> far In thc season have provid~d Lewi&
and (lark wtlh a competitive ,
yet balanced tca.m.
Coach Fred Wil:fOil '" vcr.)
optimistic about thP team thlb
f.('UOn and bellt.•VOb that Wt•
have balanc.:t• and hop,,tully thht
\>Viii put ur. an good standtng tor
tonference and dt~ttnct play
off•
Colton end ~re. wed.ciif19 qown~
etld prom d~as~ -f\Dft'l mexteo ...
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Pioneer Log, April 12, 1984 Four fini,
LC S\
Mary Hull
or ''"' PlonOI'r l.oOf(
(.(.Wis and I
repreM'n tcd by
tho ru~tiona.l ~
~.t!lon ~; end la•
phla Ark.
rhe womon1
tenth In tht•
swimmCl'!'o. Knri
Desilct S3nd,)
Nina Young. all
iix In ot least 01
Worn
Emny Nelson
or tht" l'lonucr ~
Youth nnd tn,
burdon on tha
team losr week(
tosse.-. against
opponents Belli
CoUege and Ur
~und
The Ptoneers
duled to play
Unrnrrsl ry. the
champs. durin
Washington bu
m41ch had to b
lo the Pionoo
Bellevue Com!
they came out o
Z-9 fi.nol score
One of the hi
at the first sif1
newcomer sopl
defeated her o
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2. 1984 Four finish in top six
LC swimmers shine at nationals
Mnry Hull
Ol 11111 PfunOf'r I Alf{ --------
I.AlW'Ib and (.lurk wag well
1\)prc~n tcd by 6vo swimment at
the nuuonaJ moot that wnb held at
tot'il"on ' tmd lal!lt wrm In Arl«-dcl
phlo Ark.
1 ht-women " team finished
It nth In the Ml1on o.• four
'i\vsmmvrt. Kann D€'Ck. ~nne
Ot•.,ilct Sand} Goacolgnc 11nd
Ninn Young. 1111 scored an tnc top
,., In .u 11'481 ono t'\.'Cnl. 'I he Ptonccr·a lone mole rtlprt'­
lluntallvt', Rob Src-.!1. 6niat·wd ltiY
enth in both tho 100 and 200 ynrd
buner11y 'lprinh, und undt•d up
17th ns a team He C'llllbitahed n
new I'IChool 1'\"!Cord in thu tOO
yard fly
Desilet had thu hJghCKI I (' fin
Ish with a third In the zoo yurd
breaBt Btroke whJch put ht•T In the
n:cord books for I E'\'111a ond Clnrl.
she alto finlahed eighth In tlw
tOO. yard breut 111rokc and 12th In
lhe 200 nnd ,$00 vnrd Individual
medley Nina Voung gamered founh
plut.(• in thu 1850 yard freestylo
and broke the• IOOO.yard froe"tylu
~~e;hool rPCOrd on hor WO.) to that
.. u.hiCYPmt'nl Sho wall ~~nth In
lht• SOO.ya.rd frt"E'.style..
Kann Deck managed a flflh
place apot In the ZOO.yard but·
tcrflv 11nd an 11th plnet> in the
100 yurd bulll>Jily , Sandy Ga~
coisne wus r.teady In the 100 and
ZOO.yard breaAI strolu• Wllh ~ ..
t'tllh and etghth pl«ce 6nt hes
rcspcchVtll} In those events.
Women set back in Was • gton
-
F.mlly Nelson
Of 1hl-Plon1.~ I.Qfl
Youth and inexperience put a
burdon on tho women's tenniB
team lost weekend a11 It suffered
lossc8 against non·confurence
opponen ts Bcii("Vlltt Communlly
CoUcgr lltld UnVICf"!''lty of Puget
Sound
J he PIOnL"crs Wl~re also &ehe·
dulcd to play Pacific Luthcnlt\
Unl\.cn>lty. the 1983 conference
champ'lo during thcl.l" llip to
wnahington but due to rain the
match had to be c:mct:lled
tn the Pioneer' s match against
Bellevue Commumty College
they came out on the sho1'1 end of
2,9 final score.
Ono of tho two victories came
at the first singles poslnon u
newcomer sophomore Joqy ToU
defeated her opponen t G-1, 1-6,
6·1 Junior Captoan Susan Collins
teamed togethPr '"~th fn• hllUin
Tina Loeffior 01 the I>UCOnd dou
bles position to bring In another
win for th<' Pionuent
Loeffier and Coll.ana also com
peted at the serond and 1 hlrd sin
gle& positions. respccttvoly
Returning from on owneu fttudy
program to Micronesia junJor
Amy Hilmin o~ki filled thf' four1h
singles spot Cor the PlonOOf"'
Pres tuna n Kristen Svcrdru p
and sophomore CaroUnc Flohr
filled the 61th and .!!l1th slnglos
spots while ~phomore Rebecca
Treon and freshman Ccdllo Rot.,.
hol1 rounded out the Pioneer
line-up competing at the aeventh
and clghlh single position.
Wilhi.n hours of completing
their match In Bellevue . tho Pi~
neera had to prepare themselves
to play their second match of the
day against J)O'II'erhouse Umve.r-•II.} of Pugt'l Sound t.C agaln
came out on the shon end oflho
contest. thla uma with a $COI"C of
().9
Although vicron~ wero not
abundant for the Plo'l during
these two match e.'> the pll\)'ers all
gained important expenencu
We went up there with po~
live atlitudeas and to get playing
c-.xpf"''ionce as a terun. '4id
Collins
The f.act that there c. only a
total of five years of varsary expe­
nence among the 14 women on
the team could be MJ"en u a wea­
knou to some but Colhna
romaina optimistic.
"'Even though we are young, I
feel ~W1U bocompetib\o-elncon ·
ference play, ahe 6.\.id
The Pioneera · next match is
tomotTOW when they will host
Untield College. Ma.lch lime 1.&
J·ts p m.
More people have survived
cancer than now live in the
City of s geles.
Pioneer Log, April 12. 1 MEN'S 'fRACl( scoREBOARD
Wlllume·llt: , 120
l.C, 71 'Ia
Whllman , lll'h
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u: George f'o11, •l·:l
Concordia It:. 1·2
re()Ord 7 l
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lJ. of o ... u;. fEl
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rt:cord 2 .1
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LCWlutwo1'1h 19 1
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1"6alrd 5-0 ME.'II'S RUCiBY
LVUOPO . 1H1
WOMF..N 'S 1'RACK
Wllwmeue. sz
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Whitman . 20
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WOME.'l 'S TPNNIS
Bellt'We ccu:. ;.z
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3-4
Pioneer netrnen suffer
injuries and setbacks
tncun~ plugul"d the LA.wt11 and
C. lark men 'I tunnia h•am il!'l 11 ff!ll
to u 0.9 dole.-.• tu hn.rd-hitung
Pacific l utht'1''8n UnJ\.cl"'iity l.isst
Saturdlly . nw matches .111 had to
be played m PampUn Sports Ccn·
wr due to the ~ conditioN
on the outdoor cour1a.
The we:sthcr h~1M!r . tumeo
out lo be just the 6nt atroke of
bad luck of the day for the Pfoa. A
chnnge in the Hne up wu nece5·
loiiJ)' when Frank Grote. the
number one seed sprained his
ankle dunng wann-u~ This
moved Tim Matheson , junior, to
Orat singles and Dave CIU"e)'. tun­
lor, to aecond lngl~
Mark RoM. senJor. manned the
third singles spot while 6-eshman
Harold Edwards. junior Tom
Fiene.. and froshm4n Raphael sanudn took chars•• of th • fou1'1h.
fifth .. n(j ~U.th '-POl respect.i\lely .
\ cloud or bad lu•·k continued
to hung over lh1• .Pionecn. whl•n
Mc1tha~n aprutnt:ri his ankh m
the Orst t'et ot ha« motr.h H'-' ~11 •
hOWC\er, able to fim h hia match
clOd glVP. opponent Jey Abbolf
some !'tiff compchlion -Oe::oip•h! Crott• s lllJW)', he was
able ro compere a.Jong with tcm·
mateo O;we Can!) at the 6Dt dou·
bles position to 8"'' PUJ ita
toughest match
Grote and C&n.>V donuMted
~
lhe 6rstl'el W1th a.:oreofG-3 . but
the duo from PLU edged by in the
second aet comang out on top of a
7·6 sco.re. When the 6nal baJ..I hit
the net m the third aet. Pl.U wu
the Winner W1th a acore of G-2..
Ttus ~ek pf'OI.'eS to be buay for
the me.n .u they hosted the Uru·
venarv of Por1land on Monc:t.y , •• Un6eld c~ an Wednesday .
and WJU face Whii'WOI1h CoUege
on Saturday . Match time iJ 10
A.m
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222-5556 • l'ho u .... oftbnU team goo), against the
IIIli\ 'C,....Itv ol Oregon Our !a-. nt home start
mg nt 2 p m
• Womon " umnls hitf> tho cour1 with
I tntirld Cnllugt. at 3 JS p m. Thi~> C\iunt 1:.
,,lso nt honl\
• 'The orthwcst nepcrtory CompAny
'"~ill Jlt•rfurm thu stngt• adaptation ot
Gt'Oll(t' On' t•ll'z; 1984 For inlonnation
C;}IJ ~ 1•2·1-40.
• U~ men'' tennis ~tnnds again&t Whtt·
W'Or1h ( ollrge at 10 a.m \\.Omen!> wrt·
bull hits tht held \Cn.us Oregon Tech at
noon, 1\nd whilo th<" hardballe.-.. play
-.omc• good otc· Oregon baseball agmnst
l'ac11ir: l.utht!tan Uni\CI":ttl) beginmng at
1 p m All th(·~ event& are on Palatine
thll, so • uppor1 your friend~> and neigh
bors in thctr athlcuc endoovors • OPA p~Nl lb another m Ill' Colloo
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in Momm
• Today 111 TlU On~ c.,•t thol>tl fonns in
pronto. o1 L•nclc sam \viii make living
'-'l'l"\ tl"\'lng mdt~'tl Corne to thmk of 1t.
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those l'mlllope' po'tffillri..cd April 16th
and still gt·t undt'f' th~ wtre Or maybe
not, too -.o gc-t going
• Tho wom<'n' ..ol\ball team trn\'els to
Willamt•tte Unaver-.11_\ for u 2 p m contest
• Mrn ·~ tennis al~oowalllw at \1\ lllamctte
:,;o gn duwn anrl suppor1them Uyou ran
Mnl<"h time I~ J 15 p m
• Men' to golf matc'h Jt l"irt.rest bcginrung
at 9 <~ m.
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'
All unidentified
demonstration lr
Stude
Marianne R.otcllff
If the Plon~r Ulg
Concern~> about
of~tyat LeW
Dlpul into Mi.ssiot
and individual red
\ti6sion Plannit
repor1 were aired 1
. lithe first studcn
lWelve of the ...,
elations were 0'1
1'1Jl8ed &om offc~
sraduate degrc~
Art6-tO cutting 1
tro-er 1 he nex 1 t.hn!
l feel that I'm
.ald one :;tudcnt 1
thestudcn t forum
Z4 hours In advar
ute&were schedul
there had been ri
the Mission Pla'1
avallable in the Ul
As u result, ana
held Wedne8day
Jm.cs Gardner 1
Andrew Rembert
Jo
It 't\'U bu•lnl
day's ASI..C r..xq
lng unUI I
Une;(pectedly
lion to resign
Only once
ASl.C Pre2udont
"My
DUmber of
have come to
month." &aid
Johnaon aalc:!
lhCJse cone
carnpatsn.
11m rea.cd1oj
Council "wu
may and ahc>lil
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