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Volume 48, Number 22

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1984-04-02

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1984 Lewis and Clark College Vol 48 No. 22. April 26, 1
•
Pla11nin ..---process reveals ne_ ected issues
In un tiffort to wrt.mglr. ntlt.:uM :wmt· of the Alis:,icm !'Imming i~rfnnmllion
bf:(orr• tlw ull·clay Jurom rm Apnl3l1, the Pionet•r'l.tJI( /urs c:host·n to denllt: itK
news pll,&;t'S to .four of tht• mtmy l·ontro\'t!r:9iol is.•wt•s rm·oh l'd in tht: pror.t•s.<~ . ate di\i~ton alonfC wrth rht• intcmatlonaJ
progrnm a• two •u:amplcs . TI1tl need for
Mu;slon Planning. tusrd Gardner, carne
from the t"VVlution uf the; coJit•ge.- a.s \'WII
ns I he evolorion nf aociety slon Plannsng pr"OCI'JS. rhcreWM no wa.>
ro bring the I$SUe5 to 1 he llUrUt'A' sud
Rembert
In the fall of t93Z.th6 Miuion Planning
process W'U inJitatcd. Wlth P~Ch OOpilrt
men I cunductmg a sclfof!\-aluation At the
s.,mfl rrmc. the Cumculum Camnullcc
looked at comp3rablc institutions and at
U:t> phUosophy of teaming.. c.lt_onn Foul sion Plannln8 t~lnlnmunt
Of lh<l l'inMM" I~
· l.t..•wis ami ( lnrk Cullega. uffilt,ttcd
\\ith llw llntlt'd ~~~vtc•nan Church • 11w 1961 lllntt•nwnt was n.~ir;,:•d in
1074. Tho ldttc'J· wrsion tl.'l'ludt!d any
mctntion nf the ··oU•*o's strong tics to the
~byt••rian Churc h, and fltrnsliCd rnn­
< t'fT\ to ''pn.•plu'f• rudents ro 111kc ,..-. pon·
l'lblt• nnd cn~ti\tl pos1tlnn11 in 11 world of
cona;tanr chnngc•. int n.:ablng intcrdc. ..
pcndcnc'tl nnd ,.., pirlly f'ltJI;mding knowl·
edg<• u Rdlt:cting tlw l<rtxlrs o( Pa11t
College Pn!5idc•nt John Howarc1 , the
tmportnnce of antenMtion:ll studies WU5
promutc•d Thw;, besides cuniculum changes. I he
nLw Mifi.Slon Planrung statement n!flccts
a ~1ng awareness of the is&ucs of
mrnoriry t'Cr:ruirmcnr and gundor
balandng.
Andn.M• Hemhcrt , dean oflacultv said Gantner c:~plaint..-d the imponanc" of
lhL• new Mission l'lutning JJIOCCS in
rul:trinn to the college' JJhilosophy of
leanuns- "You t'f'.ach beyond truth ro
undCI"Ntandrng.. u Cordner said, but thai
unrhntanding may VZlry aroordmg ro
50Clclal chan&t:S whh gendnr and rooc
t.ssuc• as wciJ as "irh changes in &Ciunoe
.1ncf rochnoJogy. "ttcre ar Lewis and
Cia'*-we have a \'efY alh~ process of
c.hange and teaming. " he ~rtl . tJ.SA, Is a llboml ,,ns collt-.g\! of limltf!d
nrui!H•lcc·tt·d •·nrollnwnt .lls purpoM.' is to
<Scf\'unc o knuwll'dg" through IPaching
and ro.-.c.rart h, rn tht• com iction that
Chr1111111m f.1rth and ll•;u-ning 'hnuld be
lnsopnmbh: ,
the neod for a ntM' Mission Plunnmg
litalcment arn!lf• "hecnusc a lot of pro­
grom luwuc!\'Oh'Cd wrrhout much 0\'f'..nllJ
planning, no scmw.• bl pnonry or foc:-u
~ud1 war. onc• cunrlwuon rt:.'tchcd dur­
ing the MIMMUII Plunneng proct~at l.C:in
1961 :>inct~ thl'n. l( has changed a groat
deal but with lltdt! n.'\1llion an 1he Mitoi~ Smt.c 19i4, '1'hc collt~gt• has chianged a
great deal." Ut'cordang to Pn·~idt•nr Jnmes
Ga.rdnor , <'iring th1• wuwth ul tlw gradu· ')'ou c.an do that lornwtul(! .. said Rem·
bert, 'bur oonP.J' or Iuter you~~~~ ovtm!A·
tended you mr~W upportumtu•s
Rembcrtr:;tresscd rhar 'a lot ul il! uc· In
MisRtun Pl.lnnmg hiWH been iMUP (m a
long timt!. Wirhour lnitintmg OJ nC\, Mss-
Senior faculty
meet to discuss
Robert Oakes
0( I ht'l I'IOnrn-l.cJ8 • process
Concerned about rhe Mi:>Sion Planning proc~ ~>cnior
P•"'fussorr. 31 Lewis and Clark are meeting to dj :uS8
i&6Ut:$ and rdt•as in the proposed changes.
-A t:ategory thai has never been the basts or any gathc.a
i"8 bt:forc uggestl!d itself" s.i.td Professor oi Poliucal
Scienc~ Donald Balmer. of the pro{L'S&OC"S
MConcem .. and apprchension.z; {P'e"'" about tht! pro­
ces ," ~Said Balmer. "We feJt we should 6peak up and try to
modi() rhe procea.s and product s.o t.h.lt tl \1oould be Les.s
unrwuhng. le~ thre.1tening. If not "-1l. who?"
Above I• a fraction of the paperwork that hu been gen­
tf'ated by the Million Planning proeeu since It began
nearly two yeara ago. The Mlulon Statement as well a
the graduate and undergraduate recommendaUons are Robort Ot kes
acheduled to be presented at the aJl-day forum on April 30.
It I• still undecided whether the faculty wUI vote on the pro­
posals on that day. ·Were ju~or concerned that ""'e lr) to make this planning
proce.-.s a ~~ positi\'e and forwvd looking in~ment ,"
said 0.1le 0 Bannon. profes&OI" of economics
lhc mam concern ~ms to be that the proce has not
lived up to our expecubona. • sasd James \1\'alla&:e. profi •
501' or education . -rhewhole trungwas 50me lacuhywho
got togetht."'" at the ~me time and were concen\ed about
what '~ been happening to the coUf6 • • Sparks fly around education changes 'We nre b) and large people who t\lwe dC\Vtt.-d a
number of )-e3.1'S to teaching at lhis coUqe." !'>Aid Gus
Maue......c:ton , prolt·:,.SOr of eco.norrucs Mike Lutt
()( tho PSonoer l..cf!
Among tho most controversial issues
that have surfaced during the Mission
Plnnnlng process lc. the Plannin8 Com­
mince s recommendation concerning
the Future of the teacher certification
programs at I.A.l\.-vfs and Clark.
C'urrently, LC maintain6 twO sepru-ate
f'ducalion departments one 4t the
gaduato 10\.-el which offen. Standard
rencher certifica tion. and one Ill the
undergn.tdua tc lewl whJch offen Basic
teach~ ccrtificahon The Mission Plan­
nlfl8 Committee bcli~ that thbe two
progrnms c.an be condensed into one in
an effort to crcatP a more efficient struc-­
ture nnd the uducauon department
woos
The ogrcemun t. howuver , stop then-.
Mt!lllben. of the und~aduate educo­
llon faculty 110trongly cmpho.Mz.o rhat LC
ahouJd cortmuc to offer teacher certifi·
cauon ar both the elementary and
~ondary lovclt. for undCJgrnduates
llld groduatU"' 1'h(' MIS!UOn Planning
r.ommittre r-ecommends that the
tnt•rged program tlhould ofTPr both the
elementary and t>CCOncWy certifica Uon
•t the gradual~ 10\lf'l. but only thu
'll'Condary ctu1if1Cdtu ol the undcrgtud­
lllto level
The recommendation Further caU~>
lor a reduction rn tho ccrtrficnte endor­
l(<munts a\uJlable. PreM:ntly , health and
ph~cal education . mul>ic. forctgn lan­
guage language artr., oclll.l studies and
ICltmcu t•ndorSc:rnt nt~ am otft•md: the
tOmmiltt!e l'(•oomnu•nds that the!ie endorsementt> be tnmmed to language
arts. social studies and science
Por someone not famlll.ar with the
teachmg certifio.nteworld rheexten~;ive
educauonal Jatgon can be rather con·
fusing There are two types ol toachlns
certificates In educarJon one the
Basic-h, for asprring teachers The
other-the Standard -Is tor people
who have 41ready eamed a baste degree
and arc usua.lly pr.sctlring teachers . In
addition. both lt"\."ClR have elementary
and secondary diw;ion<> The elemen­
tary certifica te Is applied to elementary
instrucbon and entll.ll an education
major or emph4st The accondAI)' cer­
u6care is applied to h.igh !IC.hooJ
instruction and require!t on out5ide
major endorst:mcnt . That Is. a htgh
school biology teacher must maJor in
biology. plus take clat.5e5 in ooucollon .
The M1ssion Planning n.•commcnda
tion 'itlpulotca that .an undeJlpuduate
student. hO"-'C\ er. C'OUid obtain a Ba11lc
secondru) ccrttficate with one of the
threo cndor&emenh• !language ill1s,
wclal ~tudlc:; 3nd ~lencc I
Regardl~ of whlch plan i~ m~u
lutf>d. an undrrgt-aduatc stucJcnr "'ill be
required tQ go through a more rlgoroutt
program that could Involve spt.'<·lal pcr­
mJssron or appbcahon to enroU m
etas~ olfcrecJ by the nt.""' mt•rgcd
department
The undergradunlt• ~ducohon
deJM11mcnt i~> up:.t•t \\ith buth lhe
rocommendation and the pi'O<'t· s. In
.-sn April 17 mt•morandum to the l.C
faculty, th" dnpilr1mt•nt lat'ulty ~;tattu;
that "since apprc•JUnwtt•l) 40 'tudents
enrolled at tht'! ct)ll~t· an• unotwd in thrs lthe ba:.•c elementa.rvl program . ilfi
elunrnotion wilhout thorough study
t.eems premature
Moreover . the department IU'g\J~
that if the recommendarion conc-em ing
endor&ement reduction '~~ to be put
Info effect 'It would me.an elinunatron
of 7~ of the cunent undcrgr:sdunte
majon; that lead to a Baste reachang a-e­
demt•al and approlUmately so percent
or the undergrnduato studcnrs who
have majored in an und«"t"gladwtc
departmenl and completed a Baaic
seoondarv endon.ement ."
Ba.sed on thebe calculation~ lhe
department conclud& that 1h.i '"'Ould
CUJTentJy PN\~nt about 72 tiludents
&om obllllning n B.os.rc oerti6co t Of
course. none of these ctnTent tudenta
wiU be unable to earn lhese d~"' as
they "ill gnsduate Wllh the optionli
a\ailable 1n the catalog that WolS pub­
h~;hed at the time ot thwr entrance
( onlinucd on PQgC 2
4 LOAN SHARKS Mattendorf sa.ad one of the concerns for meeting "a
The appoarance thorrhe adminstration was malt.i"8 deci·
slons about the Future of the coiJese ~<11thout necessarily
aslunl( focuJt)' guidance and support
The full proteMOI"S full 1t is important the U.culty h.a\ "'a
\Olce m Comung the planning statemen t Some protes­
-.ors had other indi,idu.a.l concan~ about Miwon Plan­
rung. Balmer felt the inc:reued wortdoad on alrcad) busy
teacher.> h.ati been a burden.
"Mo:.t p«!''plu are Olo'Cnovt\Pimed by ir .. $llld Balmer. "The
dP.Sign of II and catT)'ing out ofil was alltt't!ll\Ciy;ambitiou5
and oompreh<'nsive . Wben that actnlt)' goes along ,,;th
ltl:lching. meetingb. grading papeas. prepanng )lbbi, 1
would ~Y people were awl ~usted .·
·We ft"ee \a .. tl) O\'erburdened wirh all these meetang:t.. "'
'iOlid Mauersdort
Bmun sud morale has been raised b)• the consensus
among thf! senicr faculty but m response to a trusttalll'l8
snuation
ronttnued on page !
The lntmibr-.uy loon Systt•m. a ctlmputt!r network that Unk.s the Aubrey
\"\.'aU!ek. library "ilh the depositories of O\'er 3.000 libraries-, is cun-en1ly
fan~d with charge:-by students that it is inefficient and too time
consuming
5
• THE QUEEN IS A 1'RA1\IP
1\"o drag queens.. t\\.0 hustlers. a ~tripper and the ownt.~ oh New\ ot'k drng
dub are the characters m scmor Michael Roed's latest play l'ramp:-•
• Campus in Brief
rNt'r Cluiln
t lt lhe l'iorwu Lq;
Ask not for whom the
wedding bells toll ...
\ httlo bu·d OC\;. m ('.nmpu m Bncf.' wmdo\o\ todn.} and
l{l·ntl) chU'Jlol:d that our own Julie Ann Jones Prmwf'r l.og
uct\1-.u ."lnd tnend to aU wdl take that Jon8 '".1lk down tht• clti!IU
thi~ s.:uurda\ when sht1 "'.xi Portland dcnti t \-••all \.1nnntng
Clue~ ~.) m n pn\':ttc :>el'1ce at tht• Agn~~ f lunng<1n ( hapc•l on
t•ampu'
'J mC'l \\'nit ti\'t' ~,·ars ago," rewalcd Julie ·I '"a:s ~unbathlno
ouh1do mv fatht.Y s hou~ '.. and \\'rut "a' wor'1Jn8 on a a'O.'ld
ere\' righi In front ol our house" nw re~t. ll" they~\. f.,
ht,tOr\'.
Juh~· v.ho h a 79 LC gt;Jduatt• got ht,r ma'h ,.·,. in toumali ... m
at Bo-;ton Uniw~tv . ha!-taught Joumath.m at '-' tbcm Htsh
~hoot tn Portland r "urt.:ed ~at a druh mlwspapt•r in Montano
and t•f"vd lor a w:u-as GO\'. \It 11\'t>h s '":o,istnnt pre s
:M~·tal) l\um~n -11). sJw as J \ , .. uans I~ cturt•r ln CommuniC'.<~
taon .. .al LC
On ':\unda,, tho IO\'t'h oouplo b .:.t'ht•dul~d to Jet to Pucr1o
\ allart:l tor~ tun fillro \' t>olo; of Man \<'<1 and t•\ollc lex .'11 t.olor
Security collars Zepl1yr
Qn(."t,· ~'" · 7eph)T tht• dog. tonner \M < l>t'U tdcntlul
c.mdidate and noted nwdia hound lt•\C\16-C tht• punl ha"' run
onto thl bad "id<" ol tlw Ia".
'-4'\crol da.~ ago thl• ~twhilc pup '''us cited hy l C Stl'( urit.)
for romping lrctll)' about campus
l1lf"l'l· t!>n t murh to sa~ ... said ~cunt\ offic<·r Ooug ~chaefN .
"7.._ ph\r wa ... bubted for ~ing a dog "' lill"gt J hal'., n \.10inlion
ol tht· Portllmd lt·a~h J~ ."
Of cou~ thil> isn l Zcph_\T·:. linlt :scrapt• with thtt .mthontico..
l-3SI 11pnng. tht>. cute. cunning and super ~·,...iH• canmP. wns
a.mt.'ted und et for tnnJ for offt•no,c:• ;lll<"t~t d to ha\.'e OCt'Um'ri
on c.1mpu:oo Howe'\t•r . the chargc.>.S were dropJWd bt•(on• the t'aM'
Wll!'o brought tO COUM
Zcph_yr \\"II !'In 1 actualt\ am ·~ted • oonunut•d '<:hneh-r \\'1•
ru~l called the pound and lht'n r.tlh-d thl· 0\\.nt'" and dlt'd
ttwm ,,ith a tidet. Z4!ph 'I" \'l.<ls n.•lca'-tld on hili 0\\11
rr~cogms:ancc "
t>onat10n 10 the 1-'rtl(' ZeJJh .~T t·am~,.ugn ran bt• M.tnl to
C:omputo m Bnt>f; care ol the Log l C bo' 21
WICI selects Oakes, Dippolito
Robr.rt Oftke.,. of tht!l.og. and B\U OtproUto• wun awurd" tn the
Regional Women an Communtcatlon competllion tor 1984
C>ake~ took an honornblc mention a".1rd m photo,;rnphy lor
hit photo or u: footbd.ll no:.eguard 1\llko 11lomp on pcrtonnang
a di\,ng tackle.
D•ppohto took home thn.:c cn.~11rds ; n tinit platt m thr T\
documental) aatt.'gory, a bCCOnd place In the Radio Doa.:umE•n
IllS) cahlg01)' and a third plare In the TV IPuture t·ategury
Of the 31 wmn~r.. in the Paofic NoMttwe!'ol reg~on thf' !!late ol
Ore on claimed eighl w;nner.:.
The contttSI was JUdged by regaonal professional-. from
Oregon. \-\'a hmgton. Ala!tka. Montana and Idaho A~ard.~ will be
presentf'd May 6 at reg~oJUI Women in Commumca uon!.
mectang m P3&CO Wash
50 juniors, seniors honored
lhe Honor Society of Phi Kappa Ph1 ~nvnrd cd on honorable
mention and SSOO to senior David Hearth for hlb outstanding
academic achievemunt
· HE' recel\'ed thls honot'3ble mention on a national b4flls."
bald secretary of lhe Facult\ EdJth Smith
Fony-nlne other LC jumon. and scniol'b wc•re ul\'lted to join
the Jc)(:al chapter or th<! honor boct~IV Mc•mbe~hlp In the local
chapter u. dt:tm mined on the baslt. of~ P.A ond the cut·off
point 1.$ 3 64, !Wlid Smath. Le.."llo Mtdmqult+t
Of ahr Pion4'C!r ~
AJchough II hn" WI to lwcomo
olficlnl. nn lntcmn\lonnl sludlol.i
requirement anny soon bu p.trt of
the l.ewa ~> und ClaM. cumculum
rtnn~ includo tht• t•l\tabllsh
mcnt of cln~~>'t!'l In r\"11\n ~tudlc k.
Latin Amerirnn "tudles und
c;:uropean Studie~ .md rt'tluiring
students to either partlclpato In
an overw.a~ trip m studv<t foreign
la"8W'8C tn ordC'.r to grnduato
Recommondnt•on~ lrom thf'
llndtngraduu tc ( ommllloo lliCl
to Mi:.«ion Planning IMP! 'Ill)' thnt
there w1lJ be a graduation
requu"Umen t tho.t wfll as!. n ~tu·
dent to pat1akc satlsfat·tolil\ m a
progrnm tho I 'ltudk~ nnotht•r cui
lure on c..ampw; or .1broad s.a1d
Richard Son.mMln OCl.ln ot Mu
drnlb There s no intcmntlonal
requirement no"" a progrnm
may bt• In plaCf' but thl~re ., no
requn-ement that sa,Y~o ..oml"orw
hns to do somPthi"l(
According to Vanct• Savage.
Ou-ector of Ovr~,~ Progrnm 'S(•wrnl ldNtfi huvo been d1~;
cus~o d but 11 r. nil sp~.ooculnuun at
thlt-point It's not o propo:wl. It's
nn tdca thnt hns taken sovcrol dlf
ft'ront torm11 under tho UC Thuy
hnV'l' not forwnmed an uOlclul
recommenda tion to Mf' or
htmce thP fnoultybocuuso II Knot
~uled hr added.
Oc.m of Facult) Andrew Rem
bort c'plained the ratlonulo
bchmd the ldt•ar. Nothing t.o
spt.'clfit Is bolngreco mmendod
II .. the fact thnl H c; impoMn.nt ror
.studf'nl!i to study another cul
turc lntcrnatlonnl ~tudi tts is on
Important part o( LC .,nd rnottt
agree.! 11 should continue to bp
~o,' smd Rembert
\'Vhnl 1:. behind the adea i:. tho
notion thnt on the one hand.
inlcmntionnl ~tudy it; one or the
most .sttroctivt> and impoMnnt
part so the LC edur.allon said
'll8t> llo added that aR tho cur
nculum ha~o bcon designed, over
sea~> studies l~ nvailabla but I~
tnkon purely ato an elective, and
d0t1s not count towards gcmcral
rrquircments
'It s beuer to mtogroto nuiior
Education controversy ·
continued from page 1
In 3 t1ane of dcdinang admi!>·
o;ion rote' due to dcmogrnphic
rrendb and economic concem.
the dt:partmcnt ba)'b that at ~em~
ill advi:.cd to implum{mt the~
CUll>
Oe.m of Fucull) Andrew Rrm
bert sllb on the Mi~>~ton Plnnnmg
Committee and sa~ thatthocdu
cation departmont pa'Opo. nl hn11
•weaknes....e ,
Pu-st of aU. tho propo:>al :.imply
combines the Sill undcrlJI'3.duntc
teaching posltionf> and tho thrl.>e
graduate pot~ltlon~; m to d nine
~on dupartmt•nt 11tl, ht• so.\ )'b.
doe not go lilr enough in culling
overall expense'
'I don t thmk 118 good to ron
den&e the l\.1o'O program while
mn.lntainmg nine po~illon~t aA
that would mean asking the
faculty to endo(f)e a new grnduatc
dM!iaon with a built-an deficit and
then e~pec t lcducalionl (acult) 10
sort out \0.-ho stays and who
gOOb. ft(,'1Tlbcrt b3id
RembeM speculates that sb: of
the curTent sum of nine posttlons
between tho two p1'0gJ"'.tm8 would
be conlinuttd ttc snyb the three
cutb would be based on tho
endonc;ementt. offt:red by the ( oJil•ge whether the po~alion
wa~> .. econdruy or elementary
typo or wht'lhcr the positron IS
Bruiic or Sumdard level
£.ducalion Department C hni.r
Ocmnrd Wolff pointto out that no
Oregon anstitution hus ever
utTered a Standard Plementan ·
Cl?r1ifica te without rhe Bnsac. ele­
mentary c:cr1ificate
MOI"'lO\.'Cr Rlchard Jonru. uec­
Uti\-C S('(;rcuuy for the Oregon
Teacher and Prnclic~ Comnlis ·
"ion. sayb that he "cannot sup­
port o N'quest to the commls!iion
for lrt•t.>-standing certification for
alemrntar y and ~econdnry
lt•acher. · Jones also sayfo that
there ilf no rule against thi& :.ort of
!ili'UCIUNI
Rembert 'lays the commJuee Is
awnrc that &he"' Jb not a 100 per­
cent chance that a college can
ha~c> a Standard program in ele­
mentary education without a
Basic program in it as well but
note~ we would be the first to
have approved and indicated
confidence thnt. duo to LC slead
en.hlp and quaUty reputation in
Ort'gon education . the program
chafl8Cb hnve a good chance of
being approved If nuL then Rem
bert says the C..ommJttce would
probably opt to JUSt offer Stand· and gcnoral requlromenttl 110 thO)
ombrocc rnthor than lcavo t~<~ch
othor o!lldc l'hot's tho tdca. butu
hn8n't b<otln clearly flgurod out
_yt1t. Mid Savage
Act•ordlng 10 5ol'llnll0n, 'Th~
ratlonaln lb that tho college ha8.
lor o long tlrno. hod enormou,
atrongth tn lntcrnotlonal
education tho cunirulum In
place shows o nne lA do part mont.
ovurc;cas progromfl. Institute of
Amoncan L.1nguag e and CuiJU~
and ~tubst.unuol amounts ortntul"
nnllonal 11tudenh Wo !iCC as p;srt
of our mJamon. staying with our
strcngth t.. hu nddud
If on lnlt'matlonal tudJt!.\
rvqulrcrnont 111 implementrd thl'
owih•at It could possibly take
t•ITrc.t would bu wtth full 1985
mcomlng frc11hmnn
-nlor'O 6 a lot of momentum in
lhc de<;iBion~ now By Hpring·
summer, wa should see some
concreto duclsions tak.o shape,
st~ld Savugo. "I fuJiy oxpt'Ct the
discus.'lion to continue and to
l'm<•rge but th1Jy'ro not ther'E! ,Y('t
urd c(.)r1ificution
Wolff Ill also O~prcsscd hill em
plcae~uro \--vlt.h the Mls"lon Plan·
ning procc" He l'lnYII that ·we
\-~ere ne\ur contut ~ted officiaJI)' b\
Mission Planning nor did tht.')
re pond to our communic.'l
IJOnt. Wollf ..U)'tl that he Is dirr
tre"o;od with what tho College
leadership'" modollng for tC stu
dent~> <18 thure" a" no quality or
cxrellt•nce in thu proclts.~
Junior Mary Roberge. SAAB
rcpr't~M,n tuhvo for tho education
department ~Y~> 11ho and other
students uro frustrated ~-cnut.e
"wo rvnllv don't know what's
hupfl(lnlng ·
Robergfl says that, on onr
hand. r.;ho i~> ofruld 'I( II (tho Basic
elomentnry certificate) Ito abol·
lshed. it will hu.rm tho credJbiiJty
of my degrct• In tho futuro On
the other hand she il> nnldou•
about I he credibility ofherdcgree
now thnt they want to change
it
rho (•ducation department
1s ·ue IIi not resolved A series of
foro wtll be held between now and
May 4 the new dnte for the final
MiuJon Planning prettenlation
SAAB wit nh;o ~ubmll a formal
reacuon to the Issue to Mls!ilon
Planning
Senior faculty-----------
ConUnuud from p1gc 1
We were amouRd, said Bruun ·v. e JOiw about th1t. been use our
t.!pirits r'O$C verv high It has boon n great mor-o.1le boottt for us ln the
other sense we·re reacting to u
very f!h.nrp morale letdown
Balmer !laid the meetings wer-e B.lso mouvntut.l by concom over
youngea (ac;-ully h•avfng asthecol·
lege plana to undt•rgo major
change~
ASLC Update lllOMI of us who were older
foil we dldn' l want to lo~ the best
and the brightest of our younger
colleagueao ,' 'Said Balmer
•A wann ~ •lcome to Sklp O&bome u our new ASLC President!
•Ha~c you noticed the l'l'ader boards in the TT-all Room and
f1clds? Well. if they aren t wonung by now k.ecp watching•
•Welcome to tho acti\.-e lector of ASLC. TI\O follaw1ng atudentr.
ha\e been appointed a. &tudent body repre9•n14tivcs to th86C
faculty and tn.tateos commJttet>.s :
Curriculum Committoo-Ewlyn Brcn~ , r.llt. SS9. boll 360
Julie Siw. 2.45·7748, box 2518
Admi&SJona and PlnandaJ Aid -Andn!w Porbi&. ·~• · ~53,
boll 74S
Overbear. Subcomnu ttAe -Karon C'hoo vxt. -169, box 592.
Ubnuy Commit h .. ~· ·Ben Oal.l"'m, CJCI 742. bo~t 2.038
.Arademf e A&in> Subcommittor-Ouena Gold11mllh uxt 31-t,
bo• 88J
Mamtenanc.c Commjttoe-Jt•fl HanPiOn, Olll 35:J ho) 1000
1t -mpleron GO\umanc.(! Board Richard Dcnil k. t~~• 353
box .S35
U you h.avt: any oonccms-Hf!flt!'ral or •pcc:ific~regotJ'iling 01ny
II!II>UI' falling under the abm.<e lor othurl oonunilh•c• yuur
tudent repreB(!ntauvea aro thl! C'luannel lor your Input tlae
th••ml
•Wu are 1>lUl looking for llhtdunt n•pru.-..•ntatlun on tlw
foiJ<M•ng commlflllf.:S '
Honon; subcommlllf*' lon•• repl
Page 2 Saga (.omrn.ltte(t nwo repal
If you are interested please pick up an oppllration at the
infonnatlon dettk and rctum it to Sldo. box 140
•My apologielf to Tony and uU Update rcadcr"r> ror the mill-up
regarding the deadline ror ~8 Re:..e3J'Ch and Visiting Scholar
Applications . They arc due on Aprtl 30 That a this coming
Monday lf you'n• still int(>rested In gelling funding for a
re~arch project and/or n vf11ltmg scholar, go [or Ill Forms IU'e
slill available at the information de.'lk.
•Congratulation~ to Dana Thomp60n Hu hoa been appointed
as our nuw Forum Seril'!l Oirt'c.:tor for the 1984·85 academic year
If you d Uktl to gat involvc•d In the planning/coordination ot thCJ
M!ri••s. let Oa ms lolO\V H u can be reac-hl'd nl 631 or box 2753
Loth of luc;k to Dana and hh• comrnillt..>e
•A claritlcatlon ronc:(•mang the U!Ul uf the Student Evcntb
calundar ltht· one .u:ron from I he rnallboxe!J just In <:480 you
liiliU don t know! tnrommu on ubout c<~mpullldorm partlc•s wfll
be: acc:t>pWd and includf'd on tht• c alendor and you party
plannt'n; know what ntJt to mentinn. righP
•J·Hoard Elnrtlontt will bt· held thl& tPnn a!\ IMlll <t& for tho
off·campus n•prcM>ntali\ii'N on Budgc•t & f'annnc:c and lnfonna
taon &. Pr'Ot(Tammlng Board& If you'nl plan nang to be around
nwct year and would Ulu· to gt•l lnvolwd. be thinking about
thL"liO HJICatmg po~o11ablllitm! WalJnC'e said the proces.s hill
bctln &low and Inefficient ••Jlli•
fuculty and admlnalt~rrallon have
go to respond to tho 6nnnciol and
domographJc changes and theM~
factt. appeared very late In tho
procc•ss
But 1f tho p~P.S'- had boon
more officloot than It wtUI we
would have hud that information
u yPnr ngo," WuJiuco Mid
Braun ft·ll tho proce~~ lnclal
concroto propo:wl11 'Thuy lm1a·
Hlon plnnnor"8 1 talk, talk. talk. talk.
but novc•r any aubstuncc . We talk
about co111 prCJSI"'arn s but nt'V\•r
what thl.' c·on1 would comust of
"Thoy tulk about gunder
balancing but Ol"\.'l'l' what we
mean by gcndcr by balancing
t•nd
Pioneer Log, April 26, 1984 Stud~
r.arol Hnmrnn
or IM PII'IOI'rr IA4
In the mid
fac..uhy relJl'lll
nang vote on A
(lark totudcnt
rc~pond to th
cfft'<'l will Ml111
on you'
t"'or so pcro
lntucvmwud cl
Jnl of the ttADI
Mi!.:.ion f>Jo.nn
l ornmont~ at
who foil Info
c·ommonl
Sam Vordef'J
"'sh tho o1do
dt-clde to g1
prof~ Ill
doesn t effect r
go ..
Doug Riggs
unnecessary
erotiC' bungllnf
onale bohinc
proposa ls. bul
has canied the
idea to an extl
consultants th.
the problem n
they do anytt
what tb now
Eliminating 1~
degrees contr
clnim to be see
~>ee It, most
faculty are ag2
the admlnlstra
disregard thos
Gabriel ~
6nn foundado
lnstilute A cl
stronger colle~
Kate MacFa
doesn't meanl
ally. for the sctt
lot. It does cha1
degree Itself t
think that it Is
Tim Schwarl
ident Gardner
trauon an inefl
to plan the
and when It
Rembert and I
handed dawn
a big joke
Anonymou,
Piol1
&Utor:
Maneglnm
RatcliH
News
Opinion
Flchtenau
Productf
Schlepp
Pbotograt
Butterfield
Feature II
tor: StacY
SportaEd
Advertil1
Tofte
Bullneu
Duskin
Chad
Collr
News
Lesllo Mal
Lyden.
Glenn Fol
Opinion
Brown, L~
Calvert E!
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ore S5 75 YUUI
The Plane
right to den
whlc:h we
Pioneer ~ed
'lentil so thCI)·
' lcavu each
10 fdt'u, but 11
figured OUI
!)ntlOn, 'Th()
college ho~
d enormoua
ernallonnl
'Ticulum In
dopartmunt
Institute of
and Culturt
LUtts ofanlc'r
le $CO as p.1n
lng With our
1
nal studies
~mented the
o&Sibly take
th fall 1985
omen1um 10
By 11pri1l8
d bee some
lnko shnpc.
expect the
:nue and co
101 thero yal
rssed hi11 cfu
;fission Plan·
l)'b that 'We
d officiall.> by
aor did thC)
comrnunit4l
aat he 1::. di•
the C olll'ge
ngforLC stu
no quality or
ocess
~u . SMB
1e education
;lC and other
ated becaube
;now whot'r.
1at. on ont'
II It !the Bulc
!llel Is abol·
he credibility
10 future On
e is anxioua
ofher degree
t to chang11
departmen t
d. A series of
II"'On now and
~ for the final
presentation
fllil a fonnal
te to Mission
~oncem over
lngnslhecol·
dcrgo major
o were oldt>r
,lose the~t
our younger
)mer
process ho~
ficlcnt 'This
traUon hnw
nancial and
and the~
late in the
had been
It was we
infOrmation
8llid
lorks
'They lmlr.·
1-Ull~ talk. tulk.
nee. Wo talk
but nPYCr
conah•t o[
t gunder
' \.vh.al Wt'
balancing Students speak on plan
----------
Clu'(')l llnm mol1
ut till' '""',.."'" 'DK
In tlw midst of tlw ull duy
t•uulty rott'f'lll and MisSJon Plan·
nlng votu on April 30 l.(l\vis and
( Jar!.. e.tudonts wf'ru nakt•d to
"'"JWnd to tho qut•stlon \\'hat
c•fJt,>et wtll MlMion Planning have
on yott'''
CJ\.t•J 50 pt'JT('nt of tht• ~tudcmt:.
tntt•IVInwt'<.l claim<•d to b<• lgno1·
ant of rtw uxnn < onbE'quencc t>f
\li.,'lion Plunnlnl( fhe following
c ununenl" •'"' from ruudcnt8
\\ ho fc•lt fnfonncd l'nough to
rummc!nl
Sam Vordorstrnuto-.e, junior-''I
"111h tho admml11tmllon d1dn t
dc'<'irlv to get nd ol some
prof CS.-.onl r IJI<c th(• p,mn.IJ ru t:l o It
cf<>Osn t cffc•ct mn nb f<tr ns studios
go. •
Doug 1\Jggs, freshman· An
unnact>'lsury plt!CC of bureau
erotic bungling I can see the ratl·
onnle ~hind some of the
propoMis , but Mission Planing
has earned the strictly UberaJ artt.
idea to an c:~ttrume . None of the
consultnntt. they hlred to look at
the problem recommended that
they do anything as radical as
what itt now being looked at
l:..hmlnatlng the 8 S and music
degrees contradicts what they
claim to be seeking diversity Ab 1
Mle It, most the students and
faculty arc against the plan, but
the odmlnlblratlon has seemed to
ftlsregard those opmlons "
Gabri cJ Flanagan, 1>0nfor- "A
finn foundation for a liberal arts
mstltute. A chnnse to make a
stronger college."
Knrc MacForlnnd, senior: ITt
dcx~sn 't meanl8 whole lot person·
ally, ror the :;choollt doeb mean a
lot It does change the value ofthe
degree Itself that I \--viii have I
think that it is a healthy change
'nm Schw11rz, freshman 'Pre'>·
ident Gardner gave the admJnfs ·
tmtlon an aneficctual mechanism
to plan the '>chool':. dlroction
and whtJn It didn 1 work Dean
Rembert <lnd Prtt~•dcnt C.nrdner
handed down an ultimatum II ib
a big joke
Anonymou~ :.ophomoro : PeJ !!Onally. 1 don 1 think thnt nu11dng
lort.•lgt\ trip:. mandlltory ill o good
Idea Uno ot thr· 11'01101\1'1 1 c·amc
here WDll bc·cuuHC of the options
thnt wore hoN' und tht.• r~rhool
had •• lot to otfl!r 10 udut utlon Uy
muk1ng mondutorv roqulr•·
rnentc.. tht.:n' h• not .u; much d10·
leo II I \\\11> • .m rnc cunlug
fre11hman it would dt!Rnlll!l\
h<l\IC an etlurt on mv dcc·huon
Todd SwanbOn , lunlor· lt
won t hn\ c a rt•.sll) grt•at t.•ffpc·t un
me I havt..• JU'II ont· mnn• \--.•ar und -then I am gonf' II wlll h4! m It"
pruhmfnary tC'SI !ltag('S and rrom
past <':\pcnuncf> that I havt• had
\-vith olh••r chang<'~> . 11 won 1 hnw
a t~lgnlficant cffl•CI (OI the first
yuar
Anonymous , junior- Uc.•mg an
ec·onomicll majur, the• cfl('t'l \.viti
not bo dlrectc!d nt mt~, but indJ
rectly I think that Mllt'llon Pion
nlng will cause nlot of !ltud .. ntllto
trnnsfer LC will bl'Come loss gcn
erall1.ed and that is what made
the school unique
Paige Dougherty. fre~hman I
am a music m.ojorand the admln
1stration 16 going 10 remO\-~ the
Bachelor of Music degree <lnd
also the BachclorofMus.ic educa
bon ThiR fn.astrates me ali o pros·
pectlvc performan ce major I will
end up In a program with three or
four other music performcl"b and
no incoming freshmen The los~
of faculty Is my maJor concern
\o\lhen they take away the degree
program , spec~a.l clas'leS will be
cut Some people In the depan
ment feel we won t be able to
auract quality musJclons and we
wnnt the school to grow I am
concerned not with the vnlue of
the de~ec . but wl.th the cla'l~>e~>
and the fncully We will lose :.tu
dents OOCdUt.e of the lo'!s of
faculty.'
Stew Oamrau . senior Basi·
caUy what I thmk i~> that the Cur
r1culum tommittco really
doesn 1 wont student tnput fhe
nu~ion plannel"b don't 114Y ho"' It
I~> going to aJTe<..t us they don 1
make the whole proces~ sound
interesting to the 'ttudent'> They
make it M>und :.o dullthut no one
\'\lllnt:. to take pun in 1t
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Pioneer Log, April 26. 1984 Amy t.oomla
Jean Ward, aulstant dean of faculty; Junior Carl attended the open forum last Wednesday that
Horton, former SAAB vice prealdent; freshman addreued some of the Issues to be recommended
Anna Schatz. student -at-Jar~ and Gene Gregory , during the elktay forum on Aprtl 30.
vice prealdent of lnatltutlonal advancement.
Osborne chosen to man ASLC helm
Marianne Ratcliff
Of rlv Plor_. Lqc
Some mny say there ~~~t'il6 a hex
on thu; yenr's ASLC pres•denll.al
election After three tnp to the
ballot bo" and a speclnl txecut.n~e
Councal meellng, Lewis and Clark
~>tudenta hove finally found a stu·
dont body prusiden t in sonJor
''Skap' Oobome
Osbrono , orginally elected a~> 8
student-at·huge. wns choben to
be pre.,ldent by the uecuuve
c ouncll on 1\pnl 18 two da}'!»
aflur 1un1or Pa.ul John11on
announced his re:.~gMtton from
that position for per"onal
reasoru.
Obbome s eligibility comes
from an antcle in the ASLC Con·
~titut10n whach state!) ln the
event that the president ts unable
to :tei'C 8 full tenn In office ot
fuiOII htb her dulit•s, a new prt• I·
dent -;haU be clC(.;ted b) the ~ec ­
utive louncll !'rom among 1t5
three elected :.tudent at large
mombci"S
The oth~r two clc.H lt•d
.. tuduntr>·at-lurge w.cre JUI\lor St<' phany Brown and fn!Shman
Ann.o Schot7 Nerther ot them
opted to vie for th~.> prestdcncy
when fonna.lly a ked at the spe­
cial meeting last \.\ ednesday
HO\NC'Ver Osbome did acoept
a decJ5Jon that came .u •·a !)hock.
nccordJ "8 to John60n who said
that when he had spoken mfor­
mally to the ~tudcn t• .11 large ear­
Uer In the week. none hnd
indacatcd he or she wanted the
po.,ftlon
O!:fborne a .1nnounc~ment
promph•d the E~cutiYC Council
to mo\'e into E~ecufive ~--ston ,
thl•n•by barring all out. Jdcr-from
the mt•oung. wtwre 0-.bome wa
elt.>tled wHh tour' w, "vote:. and • three ab:nenllons
Before O::obom~ ., dl>t'i~>ion to
run. Jahn.on ~d he had ~0\1:.& ·
oncd the prco;idf•n cy w.ould go to
one of thi• ,\~U~ vll:c·prc tdent.:.
"I fet•l pretty good prettyconJi ·
d~nt " s.ud Or.bnmt• in an inter­
\18\'-altt•r· the nweting ''lt
1 tudent gO\ "rnmt•ntl as goang to
go on with .. omc continUit) ."
I'm gwd that someone ·.., in the
po~ltion now," 'kltd Johnson
' Otherwta.c 1t !:student go\'em·
mt!Oll would bt! cJhuotic. l thin!.;
Lewl• & Clark C"ollc:cc a.nd Portla.od PTof«•looal
Cbaplcra of Women to CommunlcaUoo . Joe.
p~ac:nt
CAREERS
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Paula Bentley. director of community
rdations. Goodwill Industries of Oregon
Suzanne Richards 1\alapus.
Oregonian staff wrl tt~r
Peggy Maroslica. director fori<ATU-TV
Gus~ie McHobert. owner of
RX Rnd1o News Network
Ann ~·He Zigler. nlt>dla buyer for
Brown. Dt tgnn and A ·soc late
Thursday, April26, 1984
6:30p.m., Dubach
Sl\on p~ c:ntalJon • and opto dla~loo.
Optt~ to alltrud ~ota Rc:lrC'IIllmcota ..Ul be •~nord. that Skip as a h>JY dynam1c. outgo­
mg pet'6on. 1 will enjoy contnbut ·
mg to Executi~ counctl tn a.ny
manner I can '
It was a quick end It he meeting
on Aprd 18luted ony 30 minutes!
to a sene of ASLC pre.\lenuDJ
elecllot\.1> which t.trtcd Feb ll
The 6rel elec:llon wa:. • lo~
enough to load lo a runoff
between canduia te~ turuor Stf!'\o-e
t<u.her and Johnaon on Feb 23
The que. uon of who would tx>
pre~dent .rrught h.l\C bt.-en an"·
wered tht>n. except that rhnte
ma6ked bandits -cnaor AI
Palmer, senior Ste\.c Slwldon and
~phomore Paul HJoomquiM ­
stole the ballot bo:J~. to p-oh!st the•
Pion~er Log editonul endorse­
ment of Johnson . which ('atn•• out
on the dav of the runotJ clecuon
Becau:.e ol the thett, thl' clec·
tion wa.; in\.'zalidatcd :mu ;mother
elec:t1on \.\a-. held on Fd• ~7
John:.on tht•n emerged \ict~
iou., ret ci\'ing 52 p., ... IT.t•nt ol th••
\'Ole. whilt• fi ~er recl'i\ ed dose to
48 pt·n:~nt ron '-sacn percent
of the tudt•nl bod\ \Oit•d 10 th«:• • third ,•tccuon
Page 3 • • Interlibra Loans char __ ed with ine ctency
I homo" l\}~t·n
n lh-l'lnno .-r 141C
11w lntt•t libra!"\ Lo.tn !:1\-:-ott•m-• ,, t'UmJJutt>r nt>M orL. thnt I mi..:!>
tlw \ubn" \\at c~ hbr:tl"\' ,,,lh • tlw dt•JXJ,llt,nt ~ ot O\'lW 3 000
hhrnnt-s m o roc•proc.tl ngn·t
nwntto t':\t hangt• book.' ,\nd pt•f1·
ocilr.ab '' pmttrnm that giw"
tnt!n"a t':d ~r\lt~ to thP L..C corn
lllliOit\ hut I" CUni!nlh lau·d
"tth t ha~~~ h~ o;tudt•nt, ·thatll j,
•nt•lltc:ltH11 and too llmt•
tonsum ing
Accorduvt to th< A.,,,~tnnt
llln>CIOr for P\JhJJt: !'icl"\lC'C' \'idJ
R ti.n•tmt~ \lr In tenn' ol public
..._.",N' it j, an tmportant ilnd cnt·
lc;JI pi"''gn)m It greatJ) t'>..pond~
tht! re .. ouR ·~~ of the llbral) ns
''ell E t'l'\ llbra.r\ has 111-limlla·
uon" '-"''-'11 Haf\.:u"Ct'"
• tmm 1979 through t934 W('
Ns\l' hnd o1 400 percent mcn>.aM'
tn tht reQU('Sh that'"'~ deal \\1th
trom Incult\ and .,tudent' L.J.,t
\1.•.nr thcf(' "~" ' s 400 rran~t -:-• I tons alone Q\ er 4 000 ol tho.~
""'"'' n-quc .. t~ for boo!...' or pen·
odic.al!' from uther librnrie~ "hile
'"' loont.--d about 950 1tems. ·said
N"esmt•\ •r • 'he \'1.1,nt on to ~) that over
half or thc.st! reqeusts are filed
,,1thm the atate and do not
noquaro tht• use oJ the compute r
11•munal
Jumor Jennv Huntlt?\ beht.'\c' -. thill the ~y tern t6 only a~> good a:.
the matenals you get
I h.ad 38 boo~ that I needed
for a paper th.al I was dorns for a
h111IO~ ~mmar class on the Bnt·
'"h c>..pencncu during World War
I " she ...aad It was threo wook:.
before \ ~ ·"-ud anything. and tlwn it \\ ni. I rom Rt>t•d ( olll'gt•
.tml tlw llnl\ t'l it\ ul Ponland B\
tht• llnw tlw pnpt•• '"ilN clut• u lull
month att.-r·l m.1dt• tlw n>tJU<·~t.-. I
h.td n'1 t•twd om 10 of ltw bnol..'
nnd nw~t ul thOM' nn tlw dn_\ I
'' i1' '' n lint; tlw pa p(•r
~·nun lluKh l·,\ t•rhnrt. '' ho
tool the snrnu hi,lol"\ l'lll'' \\lth •
lluntlt·, ·. had u ''"'lldr C\~W ·
nt•nt t' ' I orrlt•n•d tlw bool..s oltthe
t·nd ut thll luurth ,,,.,.~.,and IJU:Ct
,uu1t•d n~<'l'l\1nG llw lllilltltiol at
thu hcgmnmg ol tlw 11•nth \H'\!1.;
Ja,t tc•ml ,\lnM ul tht• matt.'J;<JI
W<l:o h'Om ~;lttlc . I '' <Jnt('d .10
boo"-' in ,,II and I onh• I'('Cu\lod •
1\\'0 ol tlnm in timt• to u~· Thf'
owl"\ let' d1dn 1 help mt• a bit. ht•
,.,y ...
•
''lt was three weeks
before I received
anything and then it
\Va from Reed ... "
Julvnnt• Pan8, a~ss~otant n•ft•r­
em·c lib• annn and the flC''SO" an
chn~ t.-ol LC ~ lntl'rlabml) '"'an
PrQgmm . ~pon' that, for thb
,~1c•m the .. uc•ct'"" rille mrch: . -t',ft't•th 80 Jl('rcc•nt "
Huntlt•y. hO\, t'\t•r, plan.. to
prt''' fonnal c.:hargt•-. agnin!'.t tht•
librill). conlt•nthng I hut ht•r
requt>st:-\~1·n · not t'\t•n loolo.cd at
until d<H .. altt•r '>htl made• them -"\\hen I got 1\.\ u ol the book.' on
tht! day I '""~> wnung tht p.~pt·r ,
ttwy had the ronnal requc'l sJip
~till wtth the book.., One '>hmwd
that U had not C\.t'n made the
formal requv"'t on the computer
until 10 day~> after I made In)
request, while the other on-v Indi­
cated that tho\ made them per-An LC staff member works on the computer that llbrenea.
links Aubrey Watzek Library to over 3,000 other
:.onall)' alld I ..aid. make it a~> Ia''
a!> po1-slblc I ewn lookt•d all of
the book..' up tn the Nntionnl
l 'mon (iltJiogut• \"\ htch l(l' t>~ the
call number and the lcx·auon ol
almost C\ el'\ bool. in pnnt. Thut
:.hould ha\1.' -.a\'ed a lot ol time,''
tlu ntlc\ "'id
·'The problem m her t'UMl ,.,
that OCl.C llht> On IJno Compu·
tcr Llbr .. u)' lE'nter g('ncralh ha~
newer I'CtlUE'M~ said Pang <,a
for her we hod to tvpc the•
reque:.tb and mail them out nw
little delay~o add up
Obvtou~;ly , Julynnt> Pang is not
out to get me. saad Huntley 1l\{'
thing Is. she wa:; not nt nil rec-ep·
hve to me I stros..ed thalli was on
ob:>cure to pre and that t hesc w('re the only ..au rce~> available
f"·o houl"'b later !>hO is called me
up a~lmg. \re you sure you
rea ltv won 1 all t h (\1>(' books?'
Huntle\. classma te Ever·har1
b(>lit'\ e' the problem may be
bovond the librarv ~>con trol I vc -hnd oroblem'> \VJth the vt.tem
before and I believe the problem
-.wm~ from e\ eryonc ordenng the
book.' at the ~me time> he said
nul real problem then ... the
longth of lUmlb that make eve
rvane at t .c order at the samt>
time
S<'tUor l..c<,lic Slocum. one ol
tho. tudenl worken; for the Inter­
library Loan Progr.un. agrees with
Kwrharf~ as&essmcn t of the
situation "The problem Is that
towards tho mtddle or the tenn Jim Moek
we g(lt a bllc-klond when people
cleclde to .. ton working on their
term prolcct 'lh(• Mid
"ttuntle)' 11 problem h n com
rnon ono for thoMJ people who
arc working on a !'lpcciu.l project
that roquii"Cb a lot or matcnnl
-mtd Slocum Other llbrarieb
ha\ e to go through their own
bureaucr.u .y Sometimes they tell
u .. tho nemo; w'Oro so old that they
an1 no longer m dreulalion or
that the computer \.WI> wrong
and thov don 1 hnw tht• material
Tho problcmR art.: an inherent
pan of the t;ystem
C..onstdering that you get the
S('rvlce for free I would ha~'(l to say
that It works pretty damn 'WUJI,"
said SIQ<"um
Finalists come in search of Admissions post
Jamll Mustafa
CJf the-PltMwJ t.q:
t-our ftnahst"' ha\e been
selr!Cte.d m the b(>an;h to till the
\'acanC\' tn the Adrm:.s.~on. .. oflkt:
~
croatt>d b) PetL'T loeb :. re:.~gna
tiun 3!-t Ocan ol Adnusr.~on!i last
tmm
The &•.u-ch commuwc •• com·
po ..:d of JOdi\lduals r-r:pi'\!S('nll ng
\'anou ~> dUferent der)Olrtm•·nt& .
mdudlng · Did: Sorenson tduur­
miln ~ [)(.>.an of Studona.. Ooruth\ •
Bt,raiu>on ol the English depart· mcnt, Gen.1 Bonner of the librnrv; •
Jell licdg<·pcth of the Can>er Plan-
ning Office: Dii.lne Tu'lakamaki
Director ol t~n.1nc1UI ,-\id, Peter
\1ahm> alumni rotation& . f-'rt>d
\'\ilson. athlctk dii'\.'Ctor.: JUruo,....
Kim ~hr.1uh and ~tit.....• Lut.t
1lw lin11h~t!i for the position
an• ,\ndrt~ · Br \'nnt. Oonnld -H'•ider -\nne Pric P and P~lt'r
Brown \Jl low· r•;mdldatcs ha\c
conMdcrnhlt· C.\ JlC'nl'mt• m the
lit.!ld ol admt5Mon.. . Brvunt, • Hmdt•r and Urcl\'\ n .tn• all r.ur-
n·ntly M'r\ mg at~ ,,s11ociaw dii"C<.'·
tori). ol tht• adtn1H5tons
• dep.u1mcntt. of Duke Un•ver.,ily .
Franlhn and Marshall C..ollugc>
and wtutman College t'CSJ><'C ·
lively while Pnce I 'I currently tht•
\s-.ociale Dean of \dm ae.<~lonr; at
l..C
The search committee· .,
re .. ponsib•huco; inrludc n'VI<"\,
mg the' resumtls !oUbmuted h\
candidates for tha position of
Dean of \dmt">'lionl'> , then c·ham;·
ing thr tndi\idual bu~tt .. uued to
nwt•ung tht! demtnds ol the
uffit e Onc•t> the• t.·ommilll'C hali
agr.>t•d on a !>Ingle condsdlllc '" ho
the\-Judge to be rorumu. 1 among
•
THE PIONEER LOG
Page 4 MERIDIAN
LIT REVIEW
KLC
• are now accepting application~
for 1\tlanagerial Positions.
Apply at respective ojf1crs. • the nnah11ts. n recomme.nd.ation
will bt• made to Sorenr.on. who ib
abo cummtly servmg as Vice
Pre;udent of5tudent Affajrsand h•
"I \t\lish students
were more
concerned about
hirings."
rt'!;ponslb le ror the final decision
Traduionnll,> <~I l..t.'\VJI> and
Chark. studenl'> ar-e cmrouraged to
bt't:ome im ol\t•d an hiring both
fncuhy und udrnmt~>trator& L.utz
and Schraub .u"O valued commll
too mornbt·r-. whose previOUf>
woril In the 11Pid o[ adJnh>siOnr.
quoUficl'> them to serve a~ adviMJ~">
thr"Oughout th£' current selc<-tion
prort•-.11
l.ut<!: C.\;pt'Cb~d dlssalisfacUon
at the hu.J.. of !>IUdent mput ,;ay lnft "I wish that students were
more concerned nbout hhings
1 \'C been disappointed rn peoples
particlpatton I wi11h that stu
dents would takt• more intorest m
th~ procl!ss. becuu~.e thesr input
i~> \arv wckome
lunch !W!IsiOnll With each Of
tht• four llnalllitll havt• been sche­
duled crwo candldu tu~ have
alrto<~d) parlie~pall'd l. Both on
and ofJ-<;o.tmpu& studtmt~ .:1ru wei·
com~;~ to Jhinan paw the lunc-h leo
paid tor by th<' candidate
Once tht• lntcwv•c"vlng pl"()(.css
l'omuli to u rloM', the :.uh>etion
rommltt t~o will mc•ot one finn!
tlmr~ to ognw on It!\ rocommunda
lion to l>ort'nt;On lhtt meuting
will t•< t.ut u:. ..uon att possible
aOer the finul intciVllM probabl)
on or nvar \pril 1.1 und shortl)
thereafter tlw c ommitll'C.l s final
dt..>clslon will bE' announct•d
HOUSE WANTED
TO RENT BY
ISITING LAW PRO •
For Fall & Spring terms
1984-85
Please call: PAT KRASKE
(7) -(60 1 ) or
244-118f
Pioneer Log, April 26, 1 Hust
Newly appointe;
his office bullet
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THE
• a.ccept• . openm
lANDl
reqw
emplo_
If you
appea
in& c
bctwee
Pioneer o Meek
'n p<!oplo
~on thetr
•
b a com­
ople who
o.l proJect
motorial
llbrarie6
heir own
s they tell
lthatthcv
alation or
a:. ·wrong
1 nwterinl
inhen>nt
u get the
.ave to say
mn well."
'nts were
1 hJrings
11 peoples
that stu·
nterest an
1eir input
\ each of
een schc
les have
Both on
s are \'\.'01
lO lunch 111
ite
g proccs"
selrction
one final
mmanda
~ meeting
pos"ible
r proh.lbl\ •
~d shortlv
tee b final
Jl('{>d Husba11d, fu er of four elected ......,LC skipper
.-~~~~,-~-r~~~------
Ginny Buuerftold
Newly appointed ASLC Prelldent. SkJp Osborne stand• In front of
hla office bulletJn board that waa decorated by hl1 children
• Support
Log
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•
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. FUN
and
THE OLD SPAGHE'ITI FACTORY is no""'
acceptmg applications for all positrons. The
openmg of our new restauran t m JOHN'S
LANDING is scheduled here for June. Thts
rcqurres us to hire an additional 80
employees.
If you are enthu~ias tic, hard working, nrat in
appc-nronce, and w.mt a job that wtll be t'l!.Ctl­
mg, challenging, and fun; apply in fJt!rson
between 12.:0~ :00 p.m. at:
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Por1/and , Oregun
Pioneer Log. April 2&. 1984 Todd Nlll3en
or lht• Plano t't LqiC
The 1984 ASLC presiduntfol
rnr" wfll no doubt mnk oa one or
tht• most Illustrious in the C'Ol·
lrgc'l\ hlHtory It Is only fitting,
then. thai the ~'IOcia ted Stu·
dontl> or Lr.wls and Clark have at
holm o h·ader as equally
uncon""t'nUonal
SJdp" Osbome 34. husband to
Ruth O~me , and Cather to
Mary, Maccio Heldt and
Rochc.llc . is well-suited to fill that
role
But the 1967 Jefferson High
School graduate Is disunguish.1
blc tn morn ways than sam ply the
number or haa dependents One
of 13 children the wiry. mt>dlum
built burtfnoss nnd commun rca
tlon" major h.a5 among other
things. worked ln Air Force tntciU
gence. managed a chemical com
pnny. and been n dlatribution
clerk for the u S. Post Office
In <~ddltion to going to school
full time Ot~~bome h.u a general
contrnr.tor ·!> lkt•n~>e .tnd 1& Sun
cmy SC-hool Supmintundent forSt
Andrews l nited Chrr ~ttan
Church
As his weathered pocket
calendar can atlc.'lt, the new prec;·
idont and f''·Student ·at·Large
needs an orderly life to accommo­
date hi~> bus\ t.ehedute. l1me b •
~1) · important to me If you c·an
allocate your ttme efficientl y.
you d be surpri!!t!d what you can
accomplish he S<J~
Osbome , who hat. attended
lour other coUegel' besides L(
dcscnbe~> himself o~ n person
who ":ili11a)'t> wanted to learn
about daffarcnt tlungs.' but pre­
fcrTCd to an..,wer to himself After
wonong for the post office. he
started ALSO construction com
pony bocau!Je he "got tired for
workmg for the other guy."
Th~ ea!\y-going ASl.C ~dent
tb a person who aUgns himself
with principle~ and not groups I'm u n:glatorcd Dcmocrn t, bur
I m lbrwho ~right. whotrver rhey
nrv ' he says
Uluwiac, whilt• ~>t~ng as an
Air Force odminlTttrativc apedul·
lsi In Panurnn Oabome was
IMur.d jungl•• gf',ar-a "'gn of
lmpcndlng tran!lft!r to Vietnam ­
and refused to go ··nwy ncedNI
my pec.iolty in \'ietnam . 1 told
them I W3an t going to f(o," he
.Wd.
Oabom«:'s trc111sfr.r never wvnt
through . t>Omf'lhang hl! attnbute"
in part to his ""ilhngnf!u to work
wathln the S)TittCm "I ft.-clthrrc 's a
riRht wdy to protest M>mething
and a Wl'004l way If I prote:-~t In
llCCOrdllncf! tu the• rule." of the
Military Code of Justice. rh4t'a the
nghtway
I tlon 1 like combative aitua­
uona." 01'!bome continued I'm
quate capabh• of doing them but I
rofut.e to I lllw to msotve thtng~
amicably I f(~·l thnl'li twsl
One of the tem•t• O,J,ome
ad hen.., to ill aiding the disadvan ·
tugt.-d. Be ldus lc.tchlng gyntM ~­
lta> to diaadvantagcd youths
dunng the summc·r. Osbome ha~>
been OJCtin• 111 tht• Coalition for
lnttogrution . "f.wrybody should
lla\C a b1ir .. taM.'' hl! tontcnd s
0 burnt.> i11 perhaps particu·
l.uiy qualifind to addrc. o;~ the
phght ofdi6advantngt:d people.A
dili<lbh•d wtc·run, h•• hds =-pent
tht! past lew .)'eaJ"!> 10 ond out of
the hul!prtal w1th bad ft..'CI illld
knt'CS "I take my problem s and
wort. thc•m tn my nd\'anll.lge ; he
s.1y "'I tum the bad into good
and a!lk. Wh.:tt rs tn thjs for mu to
leam?' ffr. tough wh~n you're
going through a lot of hell but I'm
going to continue• facing my prob­
lem~> hCDd on and de.aling with
them
Obbomc , who soud he didn't
consider bt•ing p~ident until
after Paul John on had
:snnouna'<l hi~> resignacion , plan
to incorporate hi "'helpirv; peo­
ple help themscl~s '" philosophy
mto tU6 throe tenl'b 10 office. Oe.bome fi'!IC"Is tho.! I bf·ing invol"cd
In the eampu• ia an exN>Il•:nt wuy
ror llludenll'l to prepare fur
t>Odety, and ho~ to sruare some
of his wt'll·lravclod ellprricnr.•· -se.ng a atudcnt and a parent
before. 1 H! lc.vncd by hard
knocks. We re going to fac •• a
crur.l haT5h ugly world and
we rr. going to hom: to fat.:c It rr.a­
li&ticaUy . The only way you can
deal with it tl!l when you gel
involved when It touches your
hean,· tw aaid
"I d tiki! to otTer them lthc &tu·
dencal dimcuon;· ht! continued .
"forinatant."f' ~ h(M.' ran.)OU rel.ltc
to a black if you don t undf>l'!lland
o black? lf vou come to m1• I U tell
~
vou haw." -0-.bc:Jmc ia encourngoo hy
Involvement on campus thus for.
·• I ·see U: tn a wry .tcta~e ~rage I
!'lee apaltly beg.nning to drop off
and rd Uke to 1St' • the tUudenlti ~(>f
involved f!\.'P.n more. It's OK to
complaln , but not If .) ou rc not
going to do an)1hing 3bout at," he
~icl
Osborne 'i uali'.e.."' onu of the
preatdent'a rc ponatbilities as
organi7.ang rhe 'anous boarcL
cummHtces and Vloo-pre tdent
anto :s cohcswc whole.
Oespih .! his age dtfTt:nm c.,.,
0 bomc doe n 1 ~~I alienated
from his constitm•nt:o. 'You IP.CI a
little different . It's hard to sav to a
¥
tudt-nt, ,llc lo;ids are real!) gt'l·
ting on my n !n'CS ·But I don't tool
o:.tracized or polarized fr1c1m the
:ttudtmt body·
o~bomfl emph;ui7.t•d , how ..
f!\.er. that he hopes student \1\.lll
nol perct:l\'e ham n~> an old
bureaucrat , ul m not I m mt•," ht•
added
11u: m~w president ' offic:c
hours thu• office •• not hard to
miss since hts children dt•coraltld
hib bulletm board lr\:ith l:bom•
magazine cutout&! are ~tonday ,
J:ts-s:ts p.m .. Tue day­
Wt.-dne~d<ty , 10 e m.·nnon. anti
Thursda) 3 15-5.15 p m. or b •
appointment People an also
lea\-e a mess<lge al 283-5175
Tramps readies for Friday debut
Cathy Siegel
Of clltl Plow_. ~
TWo drug queenb. two hustlen;.
o stripper and the owner ot a New
Yo"' drag club These J.rO thucha·
rnct66 of 60nior Michael Rood's
latest play Tromps. which wtll be
performed friday at Fir acres
Theater at 3.15 p m
Tro~ dtrectcd by ~>enior U..n
Mount. i Reed · first full-length
play. Reed. on t.:nglish major. olso
wrotu Fool, a one-act play, and
Te:t ... e, a monologue , whkh Wt!re
performed at l..tM.il!> and Clru"k.
tlnd two mu:.ical re\"ue.< wh1ch pl.tyed in Ret.>d'li home town of
Salem
''t wrote 7'hunp..'> tlr\.0 years ago
It startod out a.:; a \ er)
docu·play , but it didn't won.. ouc
so I fiCJ'Utched 11-obout so
P'lt(es-and c;tartcd owr... ll4id
&'ed Thit. was pretty much
\\lnltt~n m~dl· ol two month ...
wriltng aJmol>t dnil.) ."
Mount fiNt l'tldd rr.mtps at a
pltlywnghts ' \\'Ori<:>hop for L.ewib
and Claric wrih'n> f;sll tenn :snd
decided h~ wantt'd tu tlim•t it.
"I'm tht• director," :'ihe saad
'but I'm working to lttt tht• actors
wrploro their charactt.-rs and to
se\' how :.l.tgt"-wonhy the pl.ly J'\
Ever feel like You Need a
MAG/ClAN
to Fix Your Car?
Call the 1\fechanic.s E;\:traordinaire
284-6496 Actuan} t teeJ more Uke a
facilitator ."
In addition to rhn unusual ~I·
ring and di.alog\.le or the play,
which Mo~nt laughingly des·
cribe:l:. ru; "raunchy -for mature
audieneoti only." f'romps \1\.lll be
eAperimcn tAlly perfonnud o.~ a
l>taged reAding . .\1ount c plains
lh.at this Is " npt in hand." How­
e\'er sht• add. 'The actors are
fAmiliar \'~>ith chcir ch.anactcn\.
know most of their hnt• and
miJ\e around and mtcract \\ith
one IUlotht•r."
'Thb dr..scnoes a fuU produc­
tion but non,· of us h:n'' the
time;· emphasizes Mount.
tV.1cpang bU!->)' "'nhng is what
Michael Reed ts all about ttt• is
cummtl) \\'OriJng on hi second
nO\-el. · I want to wntc. u he tales
&mp~ \'. "Right now, l writt•
because I want co. not to f11Jl1.c
money I'd be tuspp, • tendmg bnr
and writing. .. he snu.l.
LSAT • MCAT • UE
Gil£ PSYCH· GR[ 110 ·MAT
GMAT • OAl • OCAl • ~ll
YAf.SAT·ACl• CPl•lOHl
MSICP • NAT'L MED liDS
ECFIIG • FLU • VQE
NOll • NPII t • NLE
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h\1 PY~rah~ ~l.lllll\
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222-5556
Page & -Disquie · tours
disturb patrons
Tht: 1\UbN\ ' \VatY.ek l.1br.ll''\' "l't'ffi~ 10 lM• . ~ sutlenng trom an adt•ntity l!liqr:-.. l.ast ~ttu•-da •,
in the s:tme buildmg "hen:· tht•rc nrc postPd
numcruu::. ,jgn~ procl:uming '<luiutt•r Pl,•asc"
and You H3\t! the fUght to Rcmnin ~ilent­
Pioosc Do ::to/' a tour of nearly zo people was
led through the echoing halls of tho top floor.
It has been said the lihrn.f)' ,,·uuld mako an
excellent art gaUt>l)'. lndt..'Od. the .sp.'lt iuus
floors and picture._~m· cuing offt'!f L..c\\1:\ and
Clnrio: an 1de:U location for tudt•nt and ns1tors
to hn_J\,~ through our amplt• supplit• of
Pacific ~orth\, ~'' ar1
But lht! library •~ not an nrt ~allcl) . It '"' a
pluoc of t\ld\' and thought "twrc -.audcnl .
ha\ c tht! right to contcmpl3tc tht•rr ''"'11-pwd·
lor cla,se!-1 in quit·t.
If tht> ubi'\' \\'atzck .staff i t::oing tc,
demand :-ihmc" h-om the litmuy ~ oc'~pants .
~rhap-.. it should c•hooSt.: anotht•l buitdmg in
whir.h to conduct ih tours
LETTERS POLICY
Letten ro rhe Ed1t01 should be
addrassed to Box zr The
dolldlme is noon. Mondays
Subm1a10ns should be typed,
double-$paced and include the
author's name as well as
acedemrc class or faculty
stltfldmg. Length should be 350
words 01/ess, All lettflrs Will oe
pubflshed but clle ~ubJect to
Odthng lor gnunmar . length and
libelous stateme nts The
Pioneer Log reset\'8$ the r1ght
to hold letters tf ~pace problems
twse. No anonymous letters w11
tHt published
Stuffers thanked
for filling effort
To the Editor:
Ounng the month of Apnl the
Admir.stOnslnterest GrouplAt GJ
hu been tnvoh:ed in rwo major
projec1s: Letter Writmg and Stuff
It Three. Approxunately 680
admilled srudentb from around
th<• counuy received a pet"''nal
lcttc!l' from a CUJ'T'ent LC .student
thi6 '~ ook. The5e let~ wiiJ be
valuable lu them as the\• make a • final decjsion conccmmg ~ovh!ch
coll~c they ~ould attend
rhi11 pa2i1 Saturday . Stuff lt
11ve~ known ;u. 'lhc IUght Stuff
11;· ~us als.o a t;re:JI r.ucccs In "
maucr ofjw.1 four houl"fi, 110 :.lu·
dt•nlb. tatt racuhv, and alumru • .. -.tum:d · so ooo f!m.1:lopc• ,~ith
inlroductnJ"\ • brochures \~hich
~
\\111 nOll'' be mailed to hJgh~hool
tuni~ aaosa thtJ W~l who ha\e
taken tht> PSA T IP.:Stfl.
8oth lA:tter \\ruing and stuffrr
are annual e~o-enu and tmporunt
oontnbutions 10 the Admis5ioru
Office u well as lhe enttre LC
oommuntty Most collese ad.mis·
6lona offices do not enjoy th,.
I~"CC ofwppon andcommitrnenl
from ludcnta that exists at U:
\\u wuuld Uke to talte this oppo~
tun.ity to e.1tend our &ncf'n!
th.anb to e\o~ryone who partfd
paced in these pro}ed&.
rhc IIJC St~enns Committee
El•7.abelh Caldtw>/1
&-th G.ut
M1~ B<Mc:n u,. BrondBJ(~
Don ,..,.eh•
Spencer Gt-rwrn
Chair
PIWIB Sutton
AdYJtu!r ~LC lac
11m Caht>rt
Ufthft~~
THE !:t"'ll.!L>f: rT'vO\'l:.RNMI::.'T at l...t-\\1s
and Clari. h.ls betJn undcrgomg .1 cer·
trun amount of Mn''' thi~ past wt!'t.>l<. or .!>0.
Tht• prc-.idtmc:) ha:. undt'1"80nt a rather
drnmau r: :Jun, and the PoliC\ Re-.iew • Board h.tb at looat begun consideration of
the role! the U.. go' em mont ~hould play in
the lili'IJC'l world
It h appropn.aw then. that 3n editorial
on ~tudcnt go\ •mmont appear at thJt>
time, to critJC'..aUv c~amme the role of :nu • dent gowmmonts tustonc.1Uy . natJonally
and hero at l..cwi!t and Claril. to further the
debate on thi' isllUl' and to broaden the
discussion to include more tmportant
worldwide event~
Around the tum of the centurv John
Dewey. a progres."n-1.: school reformer
initiated the idea of school governments
estabhshed and run by students roughly
along the Lines of civd gO\"emmenu in the
United "'tales wtth the goal of making the
~udtmt6 better cillzens when they left
school
While Dew«!} s 1dea wu progressive for
the tilllt!:S his tdea not surpnRingly -wa5
tumed somewhat on its head by the peo­
ple who actually ran the schools, such as
the "prominent culzcns who also largely
ran the busine .. ~ In the commurutv • These buslnes., leader, sa~ studenl
government not us a means of empowering
the 'ltudents but n• a mean:; of ronrmlllng
them making them accwuomed to the
5ame hicrarchu:al sttuctul'eh and pollticaJ
Umnauon~ which o~iatcd throughout our
pohttcal oconom_) .
Things haw not changed much since
then, and LC'• student gowmmt•nt ia no
e111.0cptlon to this rule. LC's conslilution t!t
full of chocb. and balances . commlllteea.
and ht('ntrehies , much more than needed
for an undctgJ-aduate body of fewt:r than
2.000
Thu!i wonderful mue wh1ch the stu·
dents have cn-alt:d for thcml"el\."eS effec
tiwly th\'1.'41116 much direct and speedy
act1on by atudent government on both
important and unimportant lllbUC!S Ab lf
I hiM KaQ..acsquc 8)'1Jtem waan 1 enough the
adminstratlon can ciTectt\.'ely veto actions
that the awdcnt body d0011 take up if it
doo:.n I Ukc thorn The fact that the ac;hool
adminl5lration and the student g«MnUnent
haYe such a cozy rolauonahip Ulw.trntes how
rttectavn thJa &)'tl'11l ol acuctcnt goven1ment
can oo In dampt•n•ns the •tudenf'11 polltt·
cal uplrationa
THIS OEPRI::SSJNG :,TAlf: of afla.tf"6 Is
not it1'C'YenLible as student body
govt-rnmcnta in oth"r schools have
demonatratc•d . A cWTCnt ttiUllnplc of an
altem.atave i1 the Graduate Studenl As~ ­
adon at the• UnMtrsity of California-continental perspective
• RiH'r:"idc, "hit'h \\ a!'o the lirst !'otudcnt
~0\'Lnlm\•nt to dl'clan• itS('lf ·• ~nctuary
lor ~l\'adort'•Ul .md Cuatt•malan refugees
"Ole sant:tuary mO\Cmt!nl i. du.,1gned to
set up "safu house <." wlwrc !:l.alvadorcan~o
and C.uatt•malnne; who a~ not rons1dered
political refugt'l''-b) tho go"cnlmcnt . c.1n
hida from tht• immigrnu on 54'1"\ic.e who
"-'UUld .. end them back to thetr countnt}l)
and mto the nnns of the d('alh squads that
they al"(> fleeing Alre~dy , hundrcdb of
church<'!> acro'l~ thf' nation haw set up
sanctuanc., ond hPre in Portland a sanctu·
:uy is just beang set up
I ha~t! used this example ol the sanctu·
ary mowment to shaw how Car srudent
body government. can go on polllicaJiy
important i~ues Ukc Un1ted States policy
tO"-'al'd Centrn.J Amenca LcC 1~ cummtly a
long WilY from betng oonb'Ovenna l This
week the PoUcy Review Board fs consider­
ins whether or not It 16 even "appropriate "
for the student body to comment on poUti
cal issues that go beyond the few acres of
u:.
llus discussion of whether our student
go\<ernment s anlficlally lmpo<~ed myoput
as appropria te Is espcctally frustrating to
me bcc4ubo only three years ago the stu·
dent government at I.C. tmd the very same
dir.cusbllon , and C'ame to tho obvious con·
C'lufllon that the •nudent:. at U.. have the
right and responsibility to speak out on
lssu~s that go beyond tho border of the
c.1mpus
T'he reaMln that the:~tudent6 at LC have
to undergo thltt rtdiculout. cli~>eu~ion
again ir. that the 'tudenl!'o ha"-{l adopted a
new conslltut10n and bOno N'nl prPCCdent
h;),. bt:cn &el on thir. iAc;uc. Once again. LC
provide a ttnttbook casv on h<M !'ltudent
• govcrnm~nt inllloto.s thu ll'gali t~ttc. and
bureaucratic ubtuscution of ,\mcncan
govcmment
THIS COto..TRO\ 'F.RS\ It\!> \RISEN out
of a n-~lutiun that tho <;tudc>ntR In
!>olu.lruit y wllh the People of Ccntrul Amer­
Ican ISll>\ \PI h0\1• at-ked tho ~tudent
government to net on The rc.ROlullon
tllate& the 1\SLC oppose ~ tJ s. mllltnry aid to
£1 Salvador and C I.A funding to the con
tr.lb of Nicaroguo This n;~.!>Olutlon 18 much
milder than n e~lmilar resolution passed ot
LC throo ycaMo ago. and it it~ a far cry from
doing something like setting up a s.anctu·
ary yet there Is stiU hesitation among the
memben. of the student government to tho
idea or even debating the resoluUon
The strong ~upport for a resolution of
this type on the part of the student body of
LC Is demonstrated by tho la.rge and gJ'OW·
ing number of students who have sJgned
the petition denouncing U.S intervention
in Central Amenca ThJa should be a clear
indication to the student government thai
it is time to stop dmgging Its feet on polltl
cal 1ssues whtch nnd should concern the
students at LC
Instead of being a exercise in bureau
erotic fuullty. I would like to see student
gO\'tlrnmont take an active and oven lead
mg role In providing a forum and a mouth·
piece for the real political issuo11 otour day
Is it really necessary that student govem·
mcnt continue to ape tht• conventio ns of a
curn.~p t and bolllgoront government that
claJms to act in our nome'' hm't tt about
llmo thDt the 8tudenta of 1 his nation dcm­
ontstrate that wu arc e<1p.1ble of critical
appr-nisal of our gOYCmment and are not
afr-Jid to use the officially "llnclloncd
<lWnues of student govt.'fnment to sh<M It?
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Pioneer Log, April 26, 1 A co
LJ!uru T. Grim~ of 111<1 Plnn(!C'r Loj(
AT PRESEN:
are 'iCatlel"(
rtJnnlng soml ~
up in Ml ~ion PI
plan to coorq
groups on camp
Implement it
The plan '
rccommenda t1
around. !luppor
nO\>\ aU It n et.-d s
It sounds ca
\hsslon Planf)
o damper on ~
search rommitj
:~urk up anergy l
to he an lnnppa
'>Onlethmg new,
llut. you knov
glassy·cyed con:
drmomdrating a
cant M.~m 10
betm caJit.'<i phi
Where s all tho
counung on'1
~amt!ly . lrn tJ
Cent or
I kn<M th.o!
They've tugged
osl-ed ror infon
r.agc<~ to contal
mowh. a whole l
mth anhcipatio
Well 11 5 time
Your help IIJ ri
Alumni Assodal
~nior who ha'
to pa!o!o on I nce1
a plan wh1ch I
\'iiJ10Ub \Wmen
well 1 he plan s~
between stud!
bet,veen the wo
I'M TIRED OF
through libel
hvthm chart l'rtl •
Participa
Glenn Fout
Of the~ 1Af(
AS REPORT~
week. a nu
Included parti
action agrunst 1
at tho Re38an!B
tel'b, on Tax Oa
Our actions t
tional, primaril
four Lewis and
crucial that our
obscure tho pur
lll the protest
OECO c.vrpon
bur buildJngs
bndge in South.
~are paJnted
baslc to anybo
the~ buidlgn,
\\<hlch are w.cd
&rm!\ componen
OECO c:on:~
componen ts fo
Po:.eldon and
&ddJtion. spare
OECO for Huey ~
tom warplane , t!
Eagle tho F 16 •
ben-a bomber11'1!1
We were at 0
wch war prod
nucloo.r anns d
te.st danger
nuclear a.mta ro~:;~
Dmj by tflu.-.rtl
dollars Into
•doaJly, will n-·""
to lo..lk about
1\-eapons are
e:noul(h
Pioneer •
.~tic and
l\m01ican
J~EN out
tdenl8 In
:raiAmer·
student
e801ulfon
~ryald to
the con­
\ is much
?38sed at
cry from • a sanctu·
J')ong the
ant to tho
tlon
~utfon of
at body of
.nd grow­
(0 slgned
:1"\/ention
>e a clear
nent that
on poUlt·
teem the
bureau
• student
ven lead
~mouth ­
four day
t govern
lions of a
1ent that
11 about
ion dom
1f critical
1 are not
nctioncd
1ShOWII7
I
-A collective voice needed in wo en's groups
t.num T c,rtmr.s
01 th•• PlnniJI•r l..o;(
A1' PRESENT "llJDJ::NTS ENERC.U :..S
nw a.cattorrd lnot to munlion apathy
running semi r3mpnntl faculty are caught
up tn Mh.'llon l'lannlng. and r m IM\ with a
plan to coordlantt• the four women s
groups on campua without anyono to help
huplomcn t it
'llw plan " whlr.h Includes 6vo ba8ic
recommondntlons has been tolked
oU'OUnd ,.uppo1't hn11 been generated and
now all II n~-d11le~ a blg•urgc of motivation
11 sound" easy wrong
Mll'l!'ilon Plannmg, In all its glory. has put
ll damper on V\lerythJng unrolDted to it
xarch comnullooK and ,ympo!dums all
~urk up en orgy and now all the ume ~>eems
to bl! .1n Inappropriate time to Introduce
<,Onlt'thing new
But, you know, It " not the fat.ulty lthO!>C
glnii!IY ewd commiltt"lf' pt.'Oplul who lli"'n t
dl'monlltruhng !iUpport it ... the students t
ran 1 St·orn to orgamzu Mt>ellngs haw
lx·tm called. phone c.slll'i have been mude
\\ lwre's all tlw 'iiUdt·nt input 1\ c been
rounling on 1
~nml'ly I m tnlking about the Women·s
(<•OIC'f
I know that pooJ>Ie aro lntt:rested
Thtl)'\.C tugged on my !'lhirt •dccve and
a,kcd for information . they ve left mes­
sasc-. to cont .. c.:t them for details. God
know~ a whole 'iiC'\\ or people arc burshng
\\1th nnttc•pation to pitch in
\\ell II !'l 11mc 10 bur. I NO\N
\our help h, nt•cded urgentlv before thll
Alumni Association swallows this lost lone
'll'mor who ha~ 'lOme lap' and experience
to pas-. on I ncod t.omu help tmplementing
a plan whtch r hope wtU c:oordlnatt> tht>
\ilnOUI> women s groups at U. If all goe~>
\~llll. tho plan iihould strengthen aUiances
bt>twccn students nnd faculty and
bct\~en the women's programs.
I'M TIRED Of' SEEING orgnnlz.atlom, go
through ri.'les and pltfaJJs like a bior­
hythm chart I'm hoping thJs plan will pro-•
vide t•nough !4tllblhty for tho group"' sc1 th::ll
lhe pitfaJil; will tx• cltmlruu.-d
\1\er all lhil hullaballoo . I mtghl a~ well
t.tke thiR opportunity to outline· mv drn~ n
up vuuon It 111 hopt•d that ft will provoke
n srir and compel pf.-ooplu to act on tho
vropost.-d recommundation~>
(A generous thank6 goes to Collette
Young for co writmg mo~t ofth(• £ollowmg J
II 1s nn undf.'Ntnted and nckn0\-.,letlg€'d
fact thDt on c.unpu11 a wtde gulf C..Hit"
beMt.-en the fuurwomt•n 'sgmup.'l :Women
in Communk.4lllon.. . Inc. Women in
Sclcnet•, Womt•n'& 11'\SUCS Group and the
Women's Centoc Thili gulf'" amplified b
impt.>nnancnt and thufi unrv.linbiP aiU.tn·
cell betw·een fat.ulty and !'ltudentl'l due to n
tran:.tent lltudent population .
Th11> •• not to 14) there do not CAI"'t good
intentions or the dl."""lrc to c<~toblish more
dependablu communication system.­
botwoon the four orgnniz.aiJonR. bul rather
that a1 prct.ant a dcfinJte struotu"' doe.-.
not oltist \1/hlch provide• coordlnnlion and
cohesion for the four groups
Such should not be the case sinr-.e all of the group~ . tum• a c.omrnon conccm in
gender tasuM and fund.un••ntaJ~v . all hare
the same Interests • .md goaJs \'\·c Nhould
uuhze this common bond to product• a
collet:twt.> .Jnd thu" srn:mg1:>r, mon• ••fTt•cJ­
tuaJ \Oicc 10 rcp~ent ~omem 's group
and gender ia.'lu<>. on camput>.
But at the 6.Jme time it ir; tmportant to
keep in nund that mnintruning autonomy
Within the respectM! groups as impcralivc .;
AlUnnccs bet\<\.~n thu women s orgam·
zationo; and bcM-"flen f41cult.) and :.tud1!nl~
\'\.1>uld be .strengthen•~ tf collaboration
""-ero a tunctional component of the
groups' bilsir. con11tructs tn thuo wa).
facult) y,ompn' group5 c:ould prO\ id~·
more guidnnce and lltnbUit) to student
groups wh.ich nre plagur'd Wtlh instabtht.)
due to a tran.<Ucnt population -•ltudcnta
go 0\'el"!k:ab tmnsft•r. take leaves of
absence grndUIUC
AI the same t1mc !ltudcnts otrcrvaluablt:
fuedbacl on fncuhy rei>Ciltl: h Th uy provide
&esh perspectiver. and innovation upon
which faculry ~arch run be te:.tcd
But faculty/student mteractton '" not
the only support rcJat•onshtp which would be Mrcngth•·ncd Murual support
bc~•!ttn the groups ahould also tM!
cmphaslU!d Wome-n m Scj,•nr:c for exam·
ph•, 111 u group atiJI m a lormarfve tago and
could bencfir from th•! 11Ushthtv which
#
alhnnces bet\~n the group wvuld
prO\ ide
Coordination can be aduf!\ ed by imple·
menting the foUO\.Ving recomrn••ndatioru; :
• l!.."abli&h infol"f'rull meetmgs u a r-egular
function 1'hi& would prtlYide a bul for
alliances between faculty and students a
''ell aa betweem the women's groups.
lnformalton htemtUIT! and td••as and &.Up­
port c~uld be eAChanged
• Eatablish a regular monthly or bi·
monthly meeting to be allendf'd by mpn~ ­
JiCnt&U\'C from the ruspcc;ovc women'
group llti!( would pn:J\.idc an opportun·
ft)' for a.IJ groups to malnram contact and
for lonn.:t1 bua.m • nwltt•rs to be dis
cuSM•d Bu$iness wuuld includt! hur not be
limited to c; changang mfonnauon about
each group' actMIIC$ and C\ cnr
• t::."rabli.sh a jomt newuletltJT o thai all
mr.mbL~ of the groups can be ca&ily
mfonn(~ about women &55ues and ar.ll\l•
ll£'.5 borh on C<lmpus and off
• f.!lt.abU11h o1 joint bullcrm board wht!I'C
anfor.unuon regardifl8 women 1 ues can
be displa}1•d .
• c ons1dt>r ha\1"8 a coord.inoator or <J\. :rr-
fler of tbae activiti nus pcnson would
be n•spon ible for arrangmg the mootmg.s .
~ lener and bullcnn boiud u they ha' •
bct!n nmommended Pt.>rilAps th could
be• respon.,ibtlities ol thu Gender ~tudies
director once one ts hin.od ras proposed b)
1\tl~on Planru113 1
Th~.o..,u rea>mmendation<> arc open for
consJderation ;md 11 t!> hoped tht.•y ~,u be
dikUs<.od senou tv for it r..anno1 tx•denacd -that M>me fonn of orgAnized action nt.'Cd!ll
to be token It is unfortunate th.tt cutTentlv •
wom~n ·s pi'OfV:lnl$ at LC am l'ragmc.:nted
We would benefit grea~ &om unulng our
energies 3nd tde.u, creating mutual up­
port and in th.i6 wn_v form a lound.ation ol
60lid.lJicy .
Nonviolent demons tion cl1al1e ~es arms race
Participant reflects on DECO protest
Glenn Fout
Of Ill. vtoc.er lAIIf
As REPORT£0 rN ntE Pioneer Los last
week. a number of students mysalf
Included. panlcipnted In nonviolent direct
action against tho OECO corporation and
at lhe Rcagan/But~h reelection headqua.r­
lel'b, on T~ Day. Aprtl 15
Our octJons that day ~Wem most senso·
UonaJ, pnrnarily becau~ of the arrest of
lour Lewl!>i and Clurk student~. Vet it i:r.
crucial thnt our bcmg arre<~tcd doe~ not
ob~urc thu purpose of our pa.rtlrJpalion
In the protest
OECO COI"poration occup1C& a group of
four buildings Ju•n over the Hawthorne
bndge In Southoa!-!1 Portland The bu1ld·
lllg& are pruntcd o dull blue. and lookqulle
basic to anybody "valking by. 8ut inside
thc:;e buldJgn'lt porta are belng produced
which arc w.cd on a wtde :m-ay of nuclear
~nn~ componunt~
o~:;co corporation produc<'~ guidance
components for 1\.tX. Tndent Polaris,
Poseidon and Mlnuleman mJasilcs In
addition "panl pnr1t. aro produced ut
OECO for Huey holiroptol'tl the f'-46 .Pb.nn­
tom warplane . tho 1'·1~ Tomcat, the F-15
bgle, the> P· 16 J\ir Combat. and 8-57 Can­
bcll'U bombor/reoonnalRsancu plane
We were at Ot.CO to speak out aguJqat
auch war production We beltove thnt
nuclear arms dC\'olopmcnt pos& the grea·
test danger known 10 human lUnd Thu
nucluu.r nnnlf roct• Ia ciol.'ll.•tating our ccon
OM} by dlvcrtlng hundred!' of bliUon~> or
dollara Into defl•niM' svstt~nu which.
ldt>.llly, wiU nCM.'f' btl Ul('d Nobody nooda
to talk about lhe t.>ffc.tcta if the!W nucl<'.ar
~puns arc uac.•d. we can lmag~ne
tnOul(h
Pioneer Log, April 2&. 1984 \'et our protest at OECO was against
more than nuclear anru, production
Months earlier the groups pnmaritv
responsible for tho action Nordl\.VP'll
Action for Disarmament INWAOI, and Alert
Latin Amenca U\J.J\1 planned the .1cUon on
Tax Day :tb a moans of illustnating thu
dJrect link between lax dollars and Amen
can military interv•.mtaon abroad Thua, aU
p<~rticlpanl~ m the April 16 ctvil diC)()be­
dience usetJ p~udonym~ of 1::1 Snlvado­
roonb who \1\iUJ'C killed b~ Amorlcan
tax-dollnr-supported right Wing death
squndh
The people who parucapatcd in tho pro­
test were not rudkalM b) any means.
There wure people thtlnl from uJI walk.' or
life. from ages 15 to 8 t. Many peoplo ri M>d
rheir job~ to bo there. One elderty gentle­
man said hu war~ thoro for tus wnndchiJd­
ren A group of toonagur&. blown ns ''No
Mmor C'ouac.· pf'O("Ialmed thU,) weN there
for their parent'\ Out t''CI)'On0\'\.1la there to
tr)' to put an end to th(' viCJou~ cycle of
anns esc.slation which thrcatcnb our Y\lry
existenr.t• .
All pur1lcapantb In the din.•ct arbon. that
ia INI.'ry perM>n who planned to get
amJsted. wa8 required to participate In a
si;t hour worit.'lhop on non-violence. as
weD as how to act durin{( and what to
e•pect from tho arrcs& '>f'O(:t'tluru Tho con­
C'Cpt of affi.nJty grnup:01, the centru.IIJtruc
1ure to thr non violent dlroct action wa!l
altoo tausht
Aftlnlty group11 comprise 8 to ~so indJvid·
ual~>. both C. 0 'era · a.nc.l :.upport people
Within tht.• affinlt} grouv. plans are
de!lignl>d for lhe ouct typu of action to be
takt'n. who Ia to bo atTettt!d. end for lllil and
trial solidarity . During the.· actual action. it
Is lho affinity group wtuc:h provides tho ' • I • -"l
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Individual With the most cructal umotional
:'~Upport
Our act son at OECO wal> a sn••t ~UCCt~S
Our goal:. wem to disrupt bu. int.o.ss a~
usual and to atcr1 chu Jlt.'Oph: ol Portland '
that nuclear ann~ component& an• being
produced In their homurown Oclivuriollto
OECO were c.mcclled lor tht~ day, and
employees were given lhu opllun of '"-Vlng
home If tho Mt unC'omfortable coming to
work. Through the news media, we
reached thousand:t of POrtland ro:ilident:..
mObl or whom Uketv W\'r'll unaware that
nuclear arms romponent5 were produred
here.
During the.• OU:O action, the polict!wure
rleorty inhrrudatrd b) the protestors . o~
WGS shown In their UM' o( phyaical \io· \., ~ ' •
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lt•net!, and th~ use of to mountttd police­
men and a hclicoptor orcling 0\erhNd
There most de6nll~lv w~uo tension in thfl -atr dunng ~me aspccb of thu momtng
action and, at self-evaluta\ion mt)Ctiugs
sinC'U then. M»me ptJOplc nho J)Artat.'tpated
in the acrion hil\-e fell p.lrtialt, respoiUbile
for the \oiolent police reaction
HOWU\·'tT, ar the aftemoon blocbde uf
the RMPniBu!th reelection ht'adquartcrs.
thort'! wu no \'\Oitfncc. The dirtlet actuln
WD3 a mudd of cooptnllon be"'l"Cn the
protest~ lhtt Reaganl8u"h people. and
the police The officer.t who dualt \\1th the
~too protesto~ ''-en• 'W)' 5Uppordvr .
e\ en &.'i far as explainmg wtl4t mfonnation .
if' any, we had ro bevolunteercd dunng the
booking process.
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Page 7 A RESPONSE SUBMI'l.I'E:t J BY 'IH E: S'I'UI JEN'I'
ACAI>EMIC AFFAIRS BO CON G 'll._.....,IE:
MOST RECF:N'I' D OF 'IHE: MISSION .
p G COMMfl.I'EE'S RECO V\TIONS
RE lNG 'IHE: ERG UATE COl J EGE
We the sh.ac.lcnt repre..ontotive ... ol the tudunt \radcnuc Affilin.
Board 1 t\ABt through thoughtful di:'>{ lN~IUn \"tth student:, and
liH'Ulf\ ha\ ~ de\'elopt>d a tomutl "''"pon~ to thu recommendataon~
.. tated in tho la-.t~t report of the Ma ion Planning Committee \b
.rour representatl\'e~ . we t~l that oua statl'mcnt 1 .. 1mperat1\"e to the
entire Mi~sion Planning effort to msure that .. orne mea~ure of
rollt-cti\"8 ~tudent input at; offered a:-thfl planning stage dla\\ to n
do \\'c, as rudcnb, nn' vitally concenlcd \\ith tht academac
t'O\'ironment of UMi' and Cl.u'k Collt•gc. and would "'lth grent
oomiclion encourage that thc:,c re~pon~s arc t.lkcn into conSJdem·
lion b\ the 'lission rlanninb l omnuttet'..
\\' • the !'ltudP.nt . \cadcmic .o\ffi:u~ 8o.1n1 n•solH• that:
H.:n:nruncndaoon 1 1'-tl""..ton flt&nnln,l tkponi:Jl\al b~nnh~ in filii 1985. all
mt.-n~ -.nadtYil5 be ~tct 1o ahr. .amu cnllt ~\\td• noquln·rnrnt ... and thai a ..tngln
lw'allauroate dai(J'«< be «WWIlablt to the:.,., ~tUd('f\11. IIlli Sac he-lor of-"""
•Rr"'pon • \\'1\ilt• w" ~· \\llh lht pnnc1plc ol rommon rollt'8"' :tCIIId<'ffill '
rcqu•n•l'nl:nl& \\hch are 1mphc•cl b~ lhe IO!olltutton ul a N~c B.ldwlur of \rt~ dl'gre<'4
'' ,. do nol conc\H' lh.at thu. nc"f'"t~lall•:> the dunlrulllon of the Oaclwlot ol Sac nee
tJ~oe
•RatJonAic: EJ•miNibon of tht• 8 ' dt'fll' •· would d<'Olhll' thr 5dt'1lrt~ In I he• JA:o\,1
anJ (";bri.: Ubetalllrts and .snent:l!3 rdur:41fOO ll1rthrmtm ''1"• tht• AC'fiOO 1\0tJid fTdu~
thr dl\tr.<OC 0/)#1~ ,, .. ,LJhle IO !CIUdt'flf& Thr as 111'14~ b 1'1/ur·d by II(IIC'nlllll
~mdmh l'mplm.~rs. !fntduar~ .schooh, ~u ""'" ~ 'rurlm111 ,,'fw JM'f!q'llth · lWrnd thL~
ln!illfUIUN'l
•R pon.'OC: \-\e praJlOS" that h\or. drp.trtmt•nla al t.t.~ l and t lari.: utla•r a 11\4lor
''htnlb) 11 MudP.nc ,,,)1 Nm a B ~ da~· l'ht&' &. drp.srtma•nl' an• B1olo~ ··
t:Jltonn tn. Phv!JQ. \IJithrmau o.. and :\'aiUml :-do•n • •
Student~ frum Other majcw.. \\UUJd bn chgJbilt• for' 8 H -. W~~ b\ fX'IIliOO 10 a
cumm•ttoo ch.ain:d ~ the R~trar -.clt't'ICo maton. <Multi IK' l'llf;Jblc• lura 8•\ rl~·
undor I he WITif> condihonJ!o.
•RAIIonale: On I he• one hand the d.i!>llnc.l""nc:;" al I he SC'II'f\C't'i und ali"
dJ phn~ at Lc\\u.IU\d Clan.. COIIq;c \\'llmtnts the• otfrnng uf parau• dap>t.~
Th an• nt ~ 10 maintain di\'Cr&tl~ tiow,!\'CI', ,,,. n!CUf!nll.t' lh" nt!Cd lor
lnlcnc:.don to occur bei\,\X'Il lh\'lw. dl\lllon• ol thtl c::nUc:,;o• , .. tuch at the ~--nt lim••
I!> mmimal ln PI'"' tht" intcroction would bt• laohlahxt b\ a oommon con
l'qltlricncc haJ't'd by all &tudcnb n~rdla~ ol dtlgri!C 1\'1 8.) mali~ tht' ftA and
[\..'> dt1(recs a\'allable to ~ll~<tudt'l'\t• b) pt'lil1on. 1\lnhrr lnltnhJCtpluwn mtenacnon
could bf-I'Nliud ~'hilt• nwn1am1.rg bn'Oidlh of r•JX--nt!nt tl and mdMdual c:holcl' an a
hbtnl educ:ahon
Rowmmc-ndation 2: l"hal bq;lnnu~ in I all, IUAS. all "tudr:nl.- be n.'quirod in ontl way
or anothl:r. as a COtldition of fiC1'1ldUDtlon. 10 dcmON.lmlr. thl• roUowiog P">Rdonoc.'
and p.at14kn llilti!ilAetoril" or tho lollowh~ u<k.lmlfonol mpc.•rit·nn:. t•ul~polnb 4.· 1.
oantalncd In the \fbslon PlaMhll( Rt•part dt•wt 1hc dc.<Jred edut-ational cxpc:ncll.Cmo l.
•Rt~poNC' t::.t \.\hlla;-Wll wppart lhtl ldua of :1 oommon .-on· pi'Of(nltn 1ha1 would
pcntllil 61Ud) o( lart;•• vatu~ ques11on." from \-\ t"Sh'f'n and :'\ un \'\.'{J»It'm &OUI'CI!S. w,•
would hope 1ha1 .,1udm1 Input pla,>1o a oentr.tl rol~ an tht! 61\41 di"CI~Oilfi madr.
n.ogardin« {"~tl' • 1ha• mAnner In ''hich cou~ addn ~ lhe lalr.d t...~ut'li an pan of
RccommcndatJon z.
•Hmporue 12bt \\ t! wpport th•• tdt~ ol a course. or !CIUCOCtl or c:oul"loo to
wppk:tnc.-"11 the ~a>:Nms "'lud) prtlgiJ1l as propc»r.d tn R«''Omtlencbllon !b We
~ ha\-.'C!\"l't \~ COOOtl11l't1 that thtl> COUnMJ b.• Ol hid\ qualtl\ 1i0 :n IO 11\'0Jd a
gn-..~t deal ol dll>pan" btm\C'lYl thco ollcmpua J'lr'OfV8m and the on-<:ampw.
liUl»btu l I( thh' tn:.UtutJon ~ ·lS lhn alud\ of olhl'f' Nllons and cuhu~
~h 0\'fnelai propams. thrre mm•l be a ubsiiiUlt • coun.e lOr 1h111 m c.•uatt.>nC"l!.
\\cabo uwn that lhr prtrp"a.m be of an ac:adt'flllcaU) ngornus and sttmu&atulg
naluno. 80 that 11 , .. ,u ~ hffth qu;alil\ ININCtion lrom ~cully . and aoccxdingl) . a
hll(h moll\o'atlon II!\ J &om aludoniiL
•n.uanat~; CZbl: Sinca.: 0\~ ~tud \ appean to be ttw tdual tl.lpl'ncnc:e ampiaed In
thU mc:ommendatton. wt~ atror\(ly bcl1t'\ tNI ~udc:niS un.:ahk-to 1111\i'luwr.c-.b
ahould not ~ unn«~'ialil,} · dl4o3ch-aJltl~tt'd 1hir. can onl.) occur '"1th " high qU411t,)
&Ub:>IJIUIC pcqpam
•R~pan.c l:bt We aupport tncru&JIIlf\ tino&ndal ;ud for 0\1ntt~~~ Prop1tl'll.ll p4yin~
flrln6c: allmtlon to pt'CliiVIlfO~ l'oChr.dulr'i:l 1n antrnm JII'Utfi'IU1l.to.
•Rationale; ~ ~n "lnct· ().,•r,••o .. ~tud Ia thn id041 prugrdm.4 muM be cqu.'llly
acllt'S51ble 10 an tudt"..t Thall 11\<"l&I'I!O lt\41 \lr1ualh all finannal ob11aclrs &hould bt•
ld~h . rlitrtrno~lt'd Spr.Q&II). we '"vuld lilt• to hiRisllghl mh-nm 0\'t'I"\CAI pnlfUams
Wld 6nancl&l cumpk>.aiur:a a:. tht• mator Obr.tar.l to full ll:ll.~blhl) co().~
pi'ClfP'*Ill~
•1\l'lfJ'IXJI\Iie IZC:t: \\ 'hilc '""'' lind nGlmmcnd.allon ::.C. \\.hkh cucuunag• I he lltUdJ of
Amcnoan cultUR::!.. an.~uuuons.. and tt~· ~apcricnaJS 01 nununues.. aCCll'plable in
pnndplc. we would propo'.Wl thai tile atud) or alnl! AntenQn Culture bo a pan of
the htslllu!Jon'• 11cademfc , pt'ln•'OC(!.
•AationAic t~J: W~ ~ th.at thili docs not ~tiler th4" Ml'(;" nJCOmmendAIIon 1n
any WS). \\c ~oulc1 h~J~.\T."OU", t:mphulre the N:ttn Amr.ncan component 1r1 thla
nlCOrTU'nCI\danon
•Raopon c 12qt: \\e aupporf 1hc t>lud\ of the na1un.l w:olcno aoculsoc:nc and
hun\anul m 11ppn>priall:! mtroductor) ckpai11Tlftllal cuu~ UU~.\1!'\ol!t' \W n:com
mend that ·non fllltor id.-nce cou"' be rhmin.tll'ld 1n 1.1\nr or mtnn:on
1ntroduc1ory COUI'V:l> l'or all aludcnla.
•Rat~ t:.ql: \\ l'l auppon thb. actiOn txuuM: 11 n~lt·nth~ lhu tdM'll l!llpt"'!Mrd m
1'\XDlfll'llaldaUon , II\ tenus Ul. common r&.f'"ll:not • ror all •tudr.nt .. Pu11h~.
Wf! IUII~W'I the lac:l ot non-makr ~lrs.elo .n'iLilablt! In non-6t'lt'1le'C IXIUI"ll< • ~uch a
atructum an liC'Icnctl ct.-panmcnt• •• llllc'OnOsh:nl and diJ>CI"'minalono
•
•1\a.pon e f2h1: \\ f! IIUpJIOrt lh~ rnh.1nt.:nnr·,1t nl the common a!tltll~llunal
e_~pcr;.,n • IAAiltAh tho a.lud~ ol a turr.l!l' la"8Uf181! \\'t ltU~o' t!\it'f, lww M.'\'l."nal
rmcf'"atlons oonanunl( how ~ll'!fl~lt lhl& .-ud\ ~ohould be and IKM ace; folbll'! 11
\\OUid ~ to all atudt•nta. It I• oor hop; 11\111 tJtWnnln,g laM•I 14n~'UII4't' duliCS would
be _.-.ill hie throughou I I hu ad-too 1 1llll In 11'\Ct'!4U.C uoce:w;.
•flllliorlllkl (:J\ l: I( Cum11tl\ lA~,, WtYU to be offion}(j 111 cllUa:nng 6(')tjUCnh~ ~nd
lim r.ludt!n~i \\UUhJ ~able 10 OOmJilcll• thf:U' l1:rtt.\g11 14rtgw~NJ noquln!ntr•nl !41th
ntlnlmal d151'Uptlon lo their t'lt&llllg -cl'llldult aruJ lllli)Or R'qwn!f'llt!lll
•RaJJX>fW: ltlr. While we &upper~ a dnnllr1&t,..lr.d oa:rmrJChll" In ""'i~ and
malllf!matla.,. "or. wnuld t"l\OIIU~ an oamlnAiion of lhc pl1'll61t nNtlh pmf'kit'l\('\
mqulrt:n~ent fMath 075}, ln order 10 dr.tenn1no tl thiA, il.~ an L'l\lnana• 400 mil •
mquin!~t I& RJffidf1111 fur an f•autuuon of lhlt> qualil.) and r.Uatuf1!.
Page 8 \\In Rnd th~ "''' uf the!"' t.ub·poln18 oootalnl'CI In thiJI n't.'Ommt-nd.ltJon tn bf!
al'('t.'ptAblt In thdr 1\UUrd (onn.
U!!ODnun"ndntltm :t Thill no rNtjor 'lhuukt roquln' moN than •~ cn-dltl'l, lncludiOI(
pn·roq\ll..ltM.. and that no muro thtln 12 crodl l~t \><1 r«JUin>cl In tlw maJor
dt'fl.tMnlt'l'\1
•1\• poN tn rx-prd to hmlth~~t tht• numt>..~ of cou~ 1akt•n 10 a mailll dc,)artmc•nt
11nd 1h~ n"l\)tn<d to cumplcll· a mator Wt' .., in acn1nt "'1th thr pnnctpl•
UIJ\\~-.Jr , '"'' h:-t•l that many d,·panmt-nt~o lparttcul.srh tho M!Jt'n '.lnl unablu IP
uOa~ 11 Jli'Qftf'Anl thai Ia \\1dt-l~ ~l"('t.~~ ;u bt.>ing credible ond n\c -pllonal
Thc!l'f'klm , "11 Qnnot .upport ll atandlrdl&t•d r.nodit u:ahn,. lur all nllllon>
llltoommt ·ndlltlon ~:'I h.3t all drpllrtmcnt" bo MCOUf118f'd but nnl rt'q\JII't'd to
d !!>.~II! tht• oppmpl"iah • cou~ which \"'OUid oon'lllitUtt'! 1 minor In that Oeld and
thlat Mudr:nl~~o f'h!t:Un,t thC!oe! mlnCJI"'> be pcnnlttod tu haw them nuu•ded m1 thdr
tmn .'it'rif) t~
•R~pun.'W" .: We• hnartll) !\U~ J)C)M lhaa n'COmmondAtlon .
•R~tlooo l .. \\•• h•d thai lhc c.t~tbbduncnt of ntlOOI"'\ will h-.1d to lrlCI"CbCd On.-lbiUt"
IU dt!OlUO!Oti'Uit' choJ,\RIIC .. ,JXYil'nCt' \vithOUl the t•\rt' '>IW cn'filt rrqutn•mcnt
1mulwd In doublt• m.tfonng Furthcmwtt' . ''~ at" " thai mlnu"" nt~ht to b\• otra·nod
In ~ rnonnc•r n~punMblt to !lludcmt m-od:
tlt'C'QOlmcndntlon s: n\lll thn-c ronC'1'1\trotlon-. b<> c:tlDblbh(l(l 11.'< d.,..,rilwd briO".
and thnt othon. he! t::.lllbll!lhcd n." ~ti'CU'I pe-rmit nnd n.• nPJl~-al 1:. !{l'llnted
1hrmq.th normnl cl\annC'l: \II c:oncmtrotloru. ~hould be lntcrdl..npUnory In rharortor
with o tnrult\ n~rdint.Uor and on lUMsorY commluee or At 1~1 thn·c• partldpotlflB . .
toc\lh\
•A~por\'IC ·~In'"'' eupport thitc n•oommt'ndolion
•Ratlonnlt t \\ ,, nX'Og.\nlw. thlt ro.tahllldunonl ol coll<'t.·ntmtiont; that an1 inlt:nil~a ·
piiiW) m nAture will t·nhilnro the roll~ cumtulum b) pooling pn~·nl n'SOllJ'C'I
\\ tl hoJl'' I hal thc• u "'' of chflano~u coll.:6c t.ln1ll) and resounw:s cn•allwl) l'\'01\-c 0\ l.'T
timt• a,.;&n m u m.umtor n ... pon!<-1\tl to .. tudc•nt m~b
Rt'<:Utntncnd.allon t 'l'h.1t the• roll'lt • I"CmaJn a.-. ficlet•hm ~ II l' in "dmh '".Jon.•• and
ine'n ~ 11 .. riTort' to nornJII a <~~llJdenl bod\ ac:kqualc In t.i.rc• and mot"ff ru'"r.e ln
.V:•' and In mdat. a•tluuc. nalloMl and o;.oriG-4 oonnmlr bac~und ...
•R~JXH\5 .. \\'1! IIJ)fll4ud lhb. ro.t~mmt:nd.uion ph1losophlrall}. 41 we bC'hr..~ 11
ullinll-!1 lh~· \'allll!S or thb inslllutJon <:~nd tllOM' contamt•d lnhcn•nflv In " Ubt'f'al .Art • and xwnn~ t'(lu,·attun
•1\atlonah:: \\ hilt• '~'' aupport thL'I ctTort to \111'111'1 a mon• dl\ 'J'M' •tudt•nt body \\
\\ould ~""~• t heM,..,~-,. . th.lt a gunwnr l>l'l'llllll\lt\" 111 nt'!<':t' !loll}' to ucc·omptii!JI thta
obltll'll\'t :\ton.MJ\l'T . ,,,. loot.. at the AfilnnntM~ \niun Tast.. fore: 1.1 l'ornmlltrt- to
pn"Cipitah• n.atin1\dl mmunt\ "uppon groupt. to nld 1n thJr. proeus' both t~nomk4ll)'
and -cx~1.11lv •
Wu would 311<0 wa11h tu t•Jtclt'nd .wme means or etlhanct'Ct t•ffort to auppurt
lniC·niOUon.d "tudt•ntr. olrt:.&dy allt!ncllng thu. 1!\l>titutlon
AfC'ommr.ndntlon 7 lllnc undcrgrtldUAtO fncuhy oomP"1v..1riun ahould oo oomp;lnt­
blv to <tAI.ari e:~ at oompcttttw ""hools; thAt we offer oompethl\.t' lllllruif's ln nll ficld.,
for which \\.C n."M'Uh faruh}~ ond thAI r~Jty d~'l'lopment effOrt~', Including funding
for fat-ull) dt'\l'lopment. b. lllC1't!li.SCd as rcsour<::~ 1••nnlt to IC\'t'l comptsmblo to
I hoM I 4 t ('() nl petlll\t' K'hooli.
•Rt pon.~ -Wo ::o.upport this rn<xrmmcndAtion sii"'tlgly .
• •R.atlonala: \~t· aro impn~ "'llh the ide.b pre:.cntt!d 10 lhla n'OOmmmdauon.
ho~\'\U" , '"•' would 1n omer to ~ oonSblt-n l wuh our •upport of effort to diwrMf)
lht• 11tudrn1 bod} lilt• to abo L'flCOUI"IIge an mtcgratton of rrunontics and minoril)
f..,..,pec:IM•, tnlo the fawJ~ and admlni-.traUOI\ o( thiJ In lllutlon
Rl'COmmt"ndatlon flo; ll\at UndC!:JlPO&lat~r~ be aull' .. "l'd on • .e.ICC'ttw bo<.IS to tako
COUJ"!!e> In a graduate t"duau.lon poqpam to grun 11 bec<Uc r.orondaf) toarl\lng
certffiauo du~ their four )'CO" at the Collq(e, but that toUCh worir. cu thn l(nlduate
le'\1!1 ahould noa mrord a I~ which interfe~ wilh a noo-cducadon maJor and a
tuU rangu of undmgnoduatc el It\
•R po~ W~ at thC> pre:.ent 11mc. do not ~>uppon thf> Mission Pl.lnn1ng proposal
Cotlet•mmg lht• ruatNCtun'l"8 or tho Unddl(laduale Educ.ation llf1)AI1nU"nt
•RatSunlllc Wl' belltl\-e IMI th1• rooommendllfion requln·' con 1drrnbl} · man:
thou&hltul lllt"ntlon Wt· asi>CI1 thai the recommr.ndallon 11 prvmatun- ~~,, tht• tull
ell'tcnt or 111 lmpUcatlona d•·""-'n~ mon_, c.&N'ful .mal) 1»-In p411Jc:ulllr wt~ point to th~
app.ll'\'nt ht· U81\C\' on thC' part oC UW SIAIIe of Oret;on to n-.act fKMiill\1!ly to the
propo--t-d acllon. and to lho undt'flned aff'cctJ. II will h.l'c on t"ffroUmt•nt ond futun1
.tdml lon
nooomffi(lndatlon A: That t..eo\\11.6 and <llui.: redu<-e the &i&o of th undcrpdUAtc
fiiiCUh) and mal.•· componable n.-ductiDnS In .ulmlnbtrotlon and MalT to nchJl"\'l'l o
atudrnt C.c:ult) f'lltlo ol l%-tC>ol In lhree )'1lllra. IUld In M'Wn }'\'•1...,, a mtlu or IJ.IC>ot
•R~po'*' ~ Whll\! '"" Ml\-. thl.l lacul() l'!'duc:tioru alludf'd to In Rc'COmmt'fldaUon !.1 "-"
lhOOI't'ht:all) lnt,,tabl~ du to .hlfU m dcm08J"Ophic.al ~·a.rubb W(1 '"ould stn:sa.
howY~llt ·, th~ 1mponanc • ol 1~11"5 i'IJ'CaS ''here cutJ. could bl• 11\4dt1 that would bu
lesl llkel) co iuJ\"on:cly atft~t the a,'adt'm1 c qu;ahty of lh11 •n•Utuuon SAAS also ;u a
M'Jln:senlatt\tl &tudt•nl bo.vd would ~..o d ~'~~ to p;u1tctpatc mon.1 fonnaUy, tn tho ~ tn\'01\'CMJ 1n tht• fiPAC and Cumculum t:ummtllt"t -, d•-df.lon -making if
baulh are lu bl• 11 nntnAI•~
f\ooomm ••ndaUon Ut. ll\At futurn work of the CUrriculum t.ommllloc and thn f'PA('
oo gl)\f!nllld b) the followirlff "'"' '"orlo.i"S principle. ld('tJilled In the Ml~~n
P\onttlrll( fkpartl:
•R potWC: \\.e• a1 lhh. tunt'. do not n~ OUJ"U'I\cs in a ~uon to malu• cohen·nl ,
lho~hlul. tall'fnt•nl& 10 ru~ to lhU. ret-ommcnda\Jon \\ ,, n•lttntt• that 11tudcnt"
ahould plav on arnw p4rt 1n thla de'\ loping prot:• &
In < oncluhion. the Student Academic Affairs Board support the
babic: conblrur tb und gunerul mission stat~mon t contained in this
dmn or tho MtMHOn Planning Lommiltet!'s report Many of the
n~t!omnumdn taon!'l. m our considered opmion. ure ~und. produt'·
11\.t' 'ind nt-ct·:'>...at') Wt• do contend. howewr that the motu \ital
mlc . hJUent6 cun play "ill soon begin a' tht-empl~mcn tculon ol
thtN' •vc·ommt>ndl t!Ont. begins to ocr.ur !'IAI\8 ""HI l onunue to
monitor and facilit.ue ttludtmt input mto tht~ proccs~ and will stri"e
to intonn tlw !'lludont body about the opporrunllic.s for im olvt•mcnt
in il .md IS!'>UCS that nrc rclt!\ .u1t and segnilir.ant cone t•ming tht•
tutun: ul lAM16 :md ClaJ'k CoUcgt!.
Pioneer Log, April 26, 1984
• .... The LC Commt
nlgh1dub type c
comedian~ Dan
•
Ma
SUMM
OSPJRG, t
zationjo
and cons
Eam S2,0
rland, Eu
lnten•iel\. ...
Office.
PART
oneer Log Daughe
M.a.r~ HuU
Of dr PlaEU'
'Jbe IUfb."'jpound 15ph~ of h.• d
final~) came to rest a it dilpbcoi
the ma&s& &and :and ne.~led icseu
~und the '''hit" tine that • rilol1l'ts oft' a d•stanoo of 40 'feel
~ lhe lhought of mnPb-pid.:·
up a :shot pun tues the mosJ
8\'ft'aGC of ua.. freslun:ln PaiS
Da~ has established~ • ~ u the prernter" 'uman ISho!
putter m Le\\1 and Carl; lra
and dh.istor)~ lhcUnhe51\
of\\ ton umlauonaJ mee
WI"~ her
~'n record nnd lt&~C\\ a
fool tiuther then ha C\~
Lhn:n'n aJ a di:.u.nce 45 feeJ
and -p 1\dlf!l>. ,
11'-t: · lle mec1 prO\lded her
~,,u, · · · -·affrsl campellbOn ~
h:u f.aoed all sc.uon \\, lh lh d
comprised nlOSJI) dnu.inn one
s:hools. ~to placr
founh in the e~l and ''
~ed b\ a mere mdh far third b\ - -a llnnersif) of ~on athlet
Someume.s 11 1m tnung
bcc;au: I fU~ ~ ' mgde that I
could lhz'ool, :SO feelrf I put m the
itind tunr tha.l thr\ do. 6he
Aspiring oper1 stn9« artd naUonaJ &.hoi put1 hopeh.d. Pai9e
Daugbes"'y . ofhn uniq~ phtiO.aphlft on both of these ln~re-sts. •
!Oo&ld. '\ben I go 10 moel I
Lax men win; \\'Omen lack
lnexpawKr I*E'Wled as ~
~ 'l and Cb.ri: women
baosseteam 'anotherklss
to the Uni\e s:z2' u m JUS •
3 lli"tnf! ::>&%~ &1 Drha ~
e.er. that lheir pb) ~ -lS ~
be!t~ .r \'e ~ mq•oo~ 0\'e"
bsl " s Qid fl eshnun
Piper 1m \ e'\~ ani) pla)wl rwo pmrs dhts. she uid
lbe "'O'I!dl pb)'ed a stJ'on0
defc:nsn-e @me, but found lhe
need lO" on~ ~pbo­
more Jane Frerdman ~ued a!J
th!eeafLC
lbe )VU team pons a
~of Les:s than IWI
lhe pla)~ ha\~ P"!"OI"' ~
naaace. In add!Uon. "'~ p!.lly~
Jgtad•!d!Jled b$1 J.u~ and .noth«
d1l pl&)U'$ ''t!re klslto mjunes,
~w 5!£'A• lr.Jl$ and hme aonfiiOI~t.
Desp e uu: sed~~
feels oon5denl tbeiraxllinued Ultpi'O\Cird5Ul. Our 5piril aniJ
en~ are-l'fJ3ll} upr sa~d
S3pbo:nxwe ~ \\~er , m
con£dent we can ''~"at least one
of our two ~ at P!\'l.A Paci6c
North\ ... oesl l..aa'osse 1\UQOitionl
lhis'\'\~d
AI the otlvr end 01 d-ae ascor t
boani t~ men IS LltaDS:' learn
held on to li.S 6rsl pW:e ~lion
m me leap&e uh a ZA·3 defeaJ
c:aer the M'ef'1S11) of ~
Sound S.Uurdzl) m Taourra LC as
llfPI\ 6-0 Ule 68l!S01l
~ arne "<a$ rmlh
• ded ~ jJUllior Rich~ -hu
Batsmen tied for first ~ re m the SAitte Q.ate '
oee a couple af} ~ "'llh
DO OClh'* b. But inStead drop­
pane 10 lheis le-el. \"1! contrOilod
lhe ball, necuted ow pia) ,oft!
and 10 ddtes all pbyeno !SOUled
pPis he wad.
and Cbri:: basc!ilVll
ppa.idci:k.z;edd up u •• nallum
IUM'C'd the ~ U 11
RW!d llS ttO•d IO 111-.S tJ\ "m--p n w. s lasl "'t!lek. lbe
moS1 1f:mporY1Dl m :"Uo a hard­
tamed ; ' • a.'t'r fu!iil pr.z~
'' L"nneRn -1\\ e ~!!!d llCJlq:h • WHJselllior
mwr•un DaJe
pbmru:ue •bort.Qop D~'e
ib~ '"'fl I !fd "11 "'U a !ioOhd
us hmb o5 :us:e.U\ ;md
defun~'~ ' \'e onJ\ had Ott • •
em:a lind "'~ hz.d .ebaul t!e'!!'n
II
•
·•A ·tradem.ark of the
LC prqgram is that
•~'e can oome baCk
and ,,m,•· said
Shins..
arade::!:wt ~ the LC pm-
pa:~ ' ~ can a:m:.e b;:td~
Yitl 5hl:t.li.
IIi' ..... _,., em lhe &mJed H
~ lD gz!J .,..,]
dt'::i~;e l.a':~ . lhelo ;
\ tied UJe ·6CGTC" ntJ
hal~ ron. rwf lheD
Page 10 ecitae tbt! \\'il\acnf'lte Jr"tne.
the rmm bad cx-ne 10 !0·
tera'"m ~,.~ 6Jl•bbai•• Concm­
da ream 1llr ~seen•
-en runs m the ninth
Uli1lili: 10 el'1lSe a d..Co& and
wm l "nle\ _ a\'l!!nle«ed zn
EWiie!" 1 tn 111 an~rs.
~the" lhe llmm
pudulled "'ell d) In zn
ea:rbe" @IDe ~ Judson &p-
usz '!1 nun " red
10 tbeb-opptmenu;; 9 1be "ms
ue stz.:Ung 10 bleat denoe
amonp; &he team memben
\'le re~ to momentum
UM vch ti pla) A•d A'\t~n • Semoc e•~ . d -AD of
Ub m CJUJ'Seh and our
alilil•:ie5 and ""e JUQ DOl\ real­
~ aur ~entq] as a team. ~ ifl!im ~ a 6-3
c:c:nferrerJCe ltrlUd and are lied
"uh tin&ld and \\ •
Jameu Con~uend' the
upt:um:n,; ~nJP.» tbh we-eb!oo
"il] IJe lllilpOIIUnt lhe. team MiJl
ln\ft to Unfield ;e (bfb!e.-
header on ~lm~. · o~•mn.ldd &tea~
a ·smx ~~le lSunda) &.1 Padlli:
u.,u~·'!niU) 11te f'tal; neJl h!J I IW
!pllle u Khedl.ltlod far ne.~ Tue$­
cia) the u:nners.m ~ -~ the pessure tram
UPS "'"aS mlnimal 1 man lheld
then bleath until the\ found out •
lheiT ~ :standi.ng 1\\"U We
.:>~lid 50pbcnhDie r.•.ooch Bean:b·
l~ ,1 I\\ "aS ~ W.l lO h;n-:zn e:IS)
"~ :\'\1ille 1WC ~\"&lied the
ISOOC"eS o! Ule othf!r 1.~ and lO
find IOUI after r;uch gl'to"oal ''lClOl)
that "~ "ere inrlct'ld. m Er6l
plaoe
If 1he nwn s 1 e.ant rnau11a.uu.11S
fi:st place ~~an~ at '"iU qualitj
lOrompes m ne11) 15\\ tn1
"fornia..
'EnOl there ab.o
recnutmeru m the
east co 1 said f'zrquh&r
'1iap::full) '\'e :wiD pn1 ou:r
re:>Ull~ m .r..aa osse rrurpnne and
u 1\'\iD help us reawl SQme peo­
p!e• he szid
All~ LC hasn t played am
of the leZIIlS the\ "iD awet atlhft. -"~IIi Pl\1--" Toumameru a1
Den.a P&rt. F&n;JUhar fe,po!" ~
hln-e lhe ,llJilit) lO 1\\ln their f'~
omr tL Rainier d
\\ If A1CCe5Sful. u: 1\\ill
Ull..e on Toulous-e of tab
An out~ &own trx:nos ~d .rtiathes
co•oo~; &o Wb ou on eempus?
Sugvest ne•-'bf afto con"neJ'lt
GORBETI HOUSE
Belt and Breakfast Inn 7533 S.W. Corbett
244-2580
'• • ~ell! ooa a no _ _. ... ot 'A: hOOD and
.,, S• Me~ CORBE i HOUSE c.an p
r.: •e• o Pon !JOrnotB~Cita•~
r.:a Dan e.:epa-· E...?D m101·~:if a -
propels premier putt
'~5ee that trad. is lhei.t pun:al)
Clntty the SCA~ 15 i!O oarnpeU •
11\ lbal ov.ifa\ I ~ bert-. • 1though J \\'antt"CClhe AC&derrua..
Lon. I '' h that I couJd be pull1n,b
in tll&t Und of time to see 1f I
could compete at their lt'!lod
\\'hidt I p.rv.'\!d tlU11 ~ cou.ld
Another rna tune conmut·
ment that ~ fulfills is to her
studic:!> of \'Ocal mu • and ~
man upuus to be an opcm
nger and hopes to _pend a ~"CaT
m tunich on an 0\~T!\ea!> ~
\\Q!ldb'Cto~~
b) 51Udj."lflg \\1th 5m1'leOne lllffiJ.
aatt!d ,,,th the opera :§he AJd
-n are 60 m&n) more oppor•
luniu 1n opera in Europe then
lhe'e am hat. II wiD ben~iWe
10 &a ad\';lll~e o! t and
become Ouenl m Go 11 "'" u
well
P.U(:c 6~\s \\tl.b l.be ~'lde­
t*)OO candor of a ~~ng iOu.l
who pi a:.o;10lW) uneQID.i.ned
tr&lns aJ thou,g'ht ~ under};oing
lhe ~ that :aocompan.)
an.) coU e expenence. Sb~
s:.ands apUt from her pets'S. in
bolh of her areu of Inlet eu. nO!l
on}) m her accompH~aent5 but
• In her JJhil~ ClOf'lla!!lrrdn
them.
lot of Pf!Op)C Are rum~~
b) open.· 511 • d I isaC
you tohmrbmta tJC\ Jr
a lion "oi that ~
wcll-lrumcd and !P'~ _\'Ot.l·dlm;.
"'hen \'OU ho:u-them . .
\'hl!n I m R ~ I 10\~ af!ra
in.g pqJJes emotioru.. 51
llnued "'That b a · thnlJ b
me if I can et food 16om an
aud.ie:no and rh.at lhc\
~
~ ~the~ of,,f1.4t lm
.)~ ,,,th a 6011
'' tl state dumpiar!
tn the shot putt during hcr.!U"r•;..,..
~~ al !ioa.nd) H.igb oo1 and
ttn'"bu her ch. Ranch Hut-• ddnson. ha\tflg lhe rtXb1
unpact on her u an at'hfe!e
He hclped me to channcl OJ\
'eneJJ:ies. , I \1l!. ,,~lJ.moti\-ated tr.
ham That lh,. dtffercn~
bet\\ \!ell hi,gtt edlool and coU
H~ ,you han~ to moU\-ate ~'OUT
~f and that hu been hard for me
lo handle he d £)~ freis,b. •
m&n t:ai:.t: u lf \"'U '-ant m -acoornplish :&n)1hang u -~ot m
come £ann in~ \'OU I \\'UD -used to ~ thingt; for n1)
tnlt for other people
2001
•Rit1f ( ~~--- -oomzno·s Aua. may I
ta.•a your oodef'7"
(space '"This G S(' ~ lab 3XDB
and we·o ·to 01 cter a
~ 1f) OeJtae pcz:za
lliith real d:alr) dtee8e.. (eartt1- ·Domano s Pizza Uwa)"$
USM 01\t; IQOilb real daby
ctlte:se and OW' Geirverv
tSfleer
(space tabJ.-•Reali"• ? Greal....ihow
long n t!J.>e T
( .._ .. /d s:I"Nttle )'OUf l)lna
:o )OUr h&lch in 30 mnAas
Of IJe:ss ..
( su re lab~ ....:·1o · 4" (O'..et and ouo
Oom no' a Pita• OeltvWL •
• ,_tm.n Dawa C
LC ~
The do!IJ(b
enough lu1 \\
and a.n: 150ft.J
eidtt~bU
mhud a.nocb t
ta first confi
De\\ dden:sh
1be brest cot
~ \\'i..lh t\'1>0 ~~
amd 10.5 ow.r l
l'lbidl helped
m lostie5 to '
!SID \\ es..tem d • ~ PSUand
fos~Yd~
ence rec»rd ·wu
0\'WZ
A doublehea
an Ol~on JJI1
Pioneer Log, April 26. 19M Pioneer tUtt
e dwnpOD
hcr6Ct\iQ
SchoOl and
1\a.nch llw-•
I lhe lllOS1
alhlctr
jcbanneJ OJ)
noti\'al l"d bl • differenu
and~~
;JU\-ate \ -thardii me
~'el'\ flesh--)U "'alll lo s 11 ~ ,:ot tO
ou. I "'am
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-LC softb
Mar) HuD
Of Pkaw
The clouds bro just
'ed.. fir the Lewu
md sotlaD 163m to pa in
eg11t panes, bua g!oomy Qreak
of hard blocb the team "'th
tts 6n1 c:on&ri!nce I and a
De\\ de!ensh line-up
The btest c::ompetill \~uund
up '"'Uh ll\'0 Pioneer wuu-1-o ~ Portland :slate Unhasit)
aud 1.~ CM!r Un5eid
wbich helped lO a lOt.al of
m to Willa mene l 1'11\'el'­
sm, \\estern On!pJn ~le Col-
~
~e. P.SU and .IJn.fiSd. l\'hen abe
bad dea.red. the 1\os conft::l ~
ence retOld ood Ill 1-3 and lheir
0\etall reaad &DO\~ &o 6-11.
A doubi~er loss c.o W I·
em Otepl pU'toed 10 ~"use
,LC-Cmx:orrdia 13-6
iLC-lucwm Baptu•.J !Hl
tMJud!on SaptiSl !1-9
LC \'Ulnruel s.;-
0\-e-all moatd :u..s
SOf'"J"Ml..L
LC &-0
LC-PSU 1..0
\\iDamene-f.C 9-:i
\\'iJ1&.mene.,te :n -.5
\\OSC-LC~
\\Q>C-LC 5-<1:
Unfie!d.tC G-1
l.CUtlfield il.O-'S
().w&IJ rea» d G-11
26, 1_. Pioneer ~. April 2&. 1 Netmen battle to season ~ s best
Emil) Nebon
Of ~U i~
Sunny enabled lhc ~
and ~ men 5 lf!nDis team to
compete against lhc Urtno!WI) a!
Q:t-gon on the outdoor CIOU1'U
~~'This in ,
"-ea.thcr• ~'e\a: "'"U not cpute
enough lo lift lhe ~'5o:, o-.-er the
Ducb u the} 10 • 4-5 defezt.
1be) played" ~-e.w- ,.a:nd
ISOltne team raembas ~'eel tltf"fr
besl mzrdlti all !IP.2.50fl '"'"e did
bdter than 'K had e.qJeclCd.
d c:oad1 Fnml: Snd~"ta .
found at ~ 10 k.~
lh&1 l..o\.u and Clari: can com­
pete II,Pilnst lbe Wp:i Mltoob "'no are 1o o&r daolarships
10 li'CJ' athel!:e.es.
luni« Fran1 Grote boagu in
lhe fin:t \'lCICJ:) of l.he match he
handil.) hb oppG1ldll &-
in,itational slated
then e doubJe""nammy as
ca1Che:J Jeril)n PI eSCCJU mded
thf.o season prernatul"et) u the
n suh d a d'..docated and
llha.ua ed b:mcMe mJU!) ws­
Wned cfurin; a pU) Bl home
plate. She underwent~ l.ut ~ lO •-cparr lhe dama;e.
'\\lh lhe o:f t. ril;ht-
:ticl& s rn 'ED I c.n:t noed
lO C2.ldter a pasllJOn has ~ pY)~ befwe.
BecaU5e " ' bean so filnu­
Nle up until llO\' m noa hal~
l!JI) m}Uries. we e tal;en Jerilyn
and the poslltQU .e JP!l".'5 fur
p-anted Rid pitcbcr Pam Ram­
~ , ~ that Jerihn .and I - -\'\Utted n!3Ih ,-e) e!helr and -mlkifl& cbt-usJment "ill cab!
lliODit' time Eileen has been \'En -amept•ng tmr ne.' ~ and I
l.hirit she n do a p.'Od s
leanuns abe n~ pout on nptdJ)
The ann.u.al ~'U and Cut
lmilationa.l tournament u slated
Cor this "~ and a bos1 o!
a.ough com pes a liOn wiD p::xrUCi·
pat m the lhree-da) eo.~
"''Il w a dwlce to see
ii!!ODJe teanu B R'()QI Ki ~nne thal
"~ ~ <Kordd ani\ a -- dmrlJie.bmder '"ith during lhe
~~LV' e.eason. salt:~
\b;,q'!ln.a.n !&n Nr\ f!lan \ \ - ~
bel~ ~mit -lg bener as llhe asezson
~
DC$ 011 and l think " 11 be :able
lo pl~ them a bentY' S"'n:e
Centerfidder Beth Cl!ed
ISOlne~ for &he eo.eu..
1 &biril. our ~ b pet~
50lid qid -our is
uiul needs 10 ca."De lha:.-rgb in
tight Situations. 1\\ eo need to as
· so dlat we can
basies instead Of lm\irl:::
SCOREBOARD
8111GB\
~J7 -1Z
0\ dXlUJd ~·J
JUE;~ LAD\055;.£
U:-l!PS !4-3
0\-erd record 6-0
WO.ME.'\ .. -lACROSSE
U. dO,riLC 3
0\1!nll rau d 11)-Z
ME'S 1D~~
u. d 0 ,(£ 5-4
'''lllamet1e-LC l
O\'t'n1118CO!d 3-4
lQ 1'£'\
LC \'iilamene &3
QOC-LC ·-~ -J &0 • Ih top 16Ced
AI d furoor 11m
• ti played a tough maldl..
After l Wh-
eMJO came 10 ~ his&eoo:tld
and third s -; 6-4 1 bw
the Pim. anothrr \1d • -
The team is RO\\'
getting geared up
f:or the 'orthwest
Conference toUM'la-
ment, ''rhich ''rill be
held in Forest Grove
this \veekend
-nm ~'t!d his out•
sw~~ rmtch of the ;am:son,
Nld Bud•O'\'ic:7-
Juruo:r C:ilre): ......,..., dits-
ne talmt. lhn bess match ao Cu lhi& as
bel dei!'<lted hh opponenl UJ ~~
&ets \'\ 1h lhe of l.
'Tbc .. fDwth \ictor)
'Cl&llrl:e at l
Grote and Matheson
tq;:elher and ""ith a
match SCOJ e a! &3. 6-4
SiJpbomo,e John off
~-'e!d a lo&gh 1Ch and ended
upon the a7 7
6--4 mzlch IICICW'e.
'n1e team llD'A
upfurlhe~
lournaJIJ("!tl. "n!dt "'iiJ
fn fi lhb '~irn
~"1CZ.
into the match arid bet.r.-.~
dl00:!3 fruru "''d:l~ ......
1£'
~ \\'bitwmih and 1\\'hitrr::an
-~~-~ -
A c:b•.ge ~ h 'IP WP nndad BQ:d 1St OM ten P C:C.tWIMifjly
Colla-•nurrllber"lour Jlld SrwwtW I U1 •tiiD«MtiiA' I
Absences } CCC quell
' . ' 'Omen s t~ennis tean1
and cic 'E:atrd her _....,
gne ~a &~at
Ab ences hampered IChe
UlUCD uwm u '\;a$
h.anddi a b\ -~ IMDit:-
bs in ,ua:o ~ and a.tlc'"'UJil:
~ one lhe ROaliid ,~
11 • radl"d up another"'
d:;n 3-7
A m the iPtooeer' p &C. 6--1
In dorHes ~ ·
\'\'U "' -Collms and ~hman TiJU OE!IIlt.. 6-3.
I ueffta G e una!r ~ -m aDd mastfl~ the lfinaJ
Hardbit OOC tw:l I 6-:!
uppe-hand the mvcb tbe tezm
and ed p!a~ a1 Iter lhan usulll. Tbn~. ' the lfim
~~aam.. ltDQl. on lhe oliPunb.."ld
astli.rn • nd pes-
3!15
pm
lbH ""' ~tbnd U.! 'f
tbe"OCTOWI\s'll:!lt"IU •-hdi"'
ta)z ~-:e barb • and
-urdz\ -
• c....A.:.r i oil ~d!!••·•• b ~.,... .
~~ . "'"''L w rovC" tlt:n 11 • lllf ~
• I i:: O.C~1l!ed Wz• IS I S
• ltih ca • tiD,.
• j .. 'Y Mnrtrumt• t\4tc llfl
Of I hil I~ IWW!\ll" I «lff
• • Qan ·~lnCommunit::stlon"lstht~lopic ·
ol a :nun.w l~turing .. pe.tl..rt trorn lhP
O!?~C11111 tll, KA nJ-n•, RX R.ndto ~t'Wl' • 'l'l·
"uri.. Brown Uugan :md '-"'ocinw and
Goolh,,ll lndU:oiiOC'' of On~on -rllc pro
gmtn\\1llbt~heldin0ull.·u·hatt>::40p m oncl
th!!n' ,,;ulll.' -.hon prc.~ntataon' opvn dts·
c:u .. wn and n·lra,hmt•nt" II i ~pon.;orcd
b tht• l.t:"'is and CLui.; Collegl' 12nil Pur
tland Pn>tt·~iunlll Chapters of Womt•n tn
C:ununun tc.allon Inc.
• Gllldr.d tours ol Pionet•r t.ounhousc
~wre are a\'ailahh• at not h.'Ul{e through ·
out \pnl at noon :md 2:30 p rn 'll~t• tour'
lughlight miliot point' ot mtt•n•:.t , hl!ilont•al
ll.'U'~UOd and thtl dl''lgl\ C:Of\IA'Jlt 1(1
jc1in thl' tout·. mret m the lobhy bdund the
gin~ doors by the fountaJn Bndgt· :.honly
bcfor\' tuur unm .
• • ft'<ieml Th\ roliC) ..... tht• tilll' of il
:oJXJU\ h to b1• gn:en b) JoS<•ph l\1f':hman ,
tomh,. dtrt':CIIlr or ('CQnorruc 'tudit•" :11 tht•
Brool.i1'11\~ ln.,tttution nnd c·ummtl.) n \hit·
log pmf~:-or at thegraduntt ~<.ehool of8u~t ·
ncs~ ot ~Ianford llnt\~ ty at 3.15 p m tn
Ohn JOl
• ,t,111' of thl' 1\rt pn:~nt~ piant!illi t.:athl
nne lt•IO'l;t' and Ann xh.tffur1 Millt•r'' ho
are ft·atured to o concl'M ol \~orks b)
Moz.an. R,'l\d ;snd RachmantnoiJ ~hllcr
hr:ads LC !' p1ano department and G4Xl~~ as
3 mcmbt~ ol the oollcgtl l3cult) 11w r-on·
oert "'iiJ be m f.\'an~ Auditonum at 8 p m
11ckct" a.rc$4 .so general. S3.SO student s<Jnd
mors. and S l..SOforc·htldten undl!l' l2anct
a\'rulabl~ :tt'nct..cthnl... 227~030
• .. Eit'ctoral Oprions nnd Po~bllitie-. (or
19M'" tc; th~; topic of tht~ \>\ttt>l..'s Ideas
E:~tchango lr.d b) Lnglish pmft"·SOr John
Callahan trom noon·l p m "' tht' Til0}1.'1'
Room~ • ·nw wonum ., ~f\balJ tcnm wlll plo_,
Ponlnnd 'llnh• l'n" t:·~lty , Pndfic t..uthnr:tn
t n1w1 It\ and P'.lcttic llmw~il) ~uu11~
tndnv and ~ou~g through tho \.'\t't•t..rnd m
llw I ( lm ftnlion.1l ut homt:•
•Tho womunh wont~ toam will t:h.ollongt•
Whllnutn l ollc•gt• ill 3 l.S m.
• r1.
• 1lw U~Coml·d,) Nile :..pon,ored h.\ Sot \
is a naghtdub I) 111• ronwd) :-hm\ fc<Jtunn~
n•nm' ned c a~m•dinn' Dana Cal'\'e\ Oiatw
Ford and Ma.,tt•r ol Ccrcmonic .. Art t..rut4.
Ow\' wtll ht• J)(•rfonnlng trom S..lO Jl m an
l'it•l~h 1-':a!il. t~·m·r:ll \dmi-.~on '' Sl SO
• A .-.t~,'(! n'.lltl.utf( ol 1l';fmp.,, a fulllcn((lh
plo_\ \\T"lllt'll b) jUnior Mtt hael R("Cd. wm bt•
pre~ nlt•d at a_\CI r m tnlht! rarJ\cn! .. ·nwn·
tn• J1uo. pl.t\ tal..c' o do'>4' look at tht• '""''
and t•nautlons bunt'fl undt~r the \.vigt.. lht•
O(' h tht mnkc up and thn fa ISle!> nt thr
f'mmp~ ( lub d ._h~hlh tack, drag C!>tOb·
11-.hmenl m Nt"'Vo \ali< Citv PnH' eC.ome Call mld dlocr tho men I< nnd \Wmen '~;
lucros:-t• h'nm~o on "" tht."' t•ompeta m the
I tth unnual PNl..-\ l numomont all do\-,
t<ld.n and tornoiTU\Y at Uolln P1.1~
• fJollo;h VUtll <~hCK',, pro.~.c-tlt t•yourduncang
.tnd c arch• tudo~ on your cnlondar• 'llw
\\'ooch Httt• O~g tl.md ~11llwndllntHtnt'\i('O
mg ol mulilr dnnr«' contr-.to., food .tnd
prit'CS itt a bctwlltloJ the· NtM no~·· nle.tlre ·nw dnnct• "'111 bu at the Mn-.ont' 1 <'mple
Grund Ballroom nl 1119 s W P1.1ri.. \\.'(' from
B~lO pm.-12:30 am llrlo.ct:- an· S8 in
ud\ltrlt't' tor· stngh~" and~ 15 in ndvant:c fot
douhh• •" tlw door ud-.t•t' .an• S 10 nnd
51i so 1-'or· Itt l..c•ts t:.tll 227 080 and for
infurlllatiun Z22·U9a
• The mun'' ba-.ebnll tcnm will play nt
L..mhtld Cnlh•gt· 111 I p m.
• 'Tho trnr.k ond Ocld tenm haw i1 mt~l ,11
~l!nro .. ~O). C at 1
• WrlllngsldURCcntor tulol'Swill bcnvalln·
blc· in 1 amarark Lounge on Sunda.\-C\.'Cning
from~ tOp rn tu lwlp ~>ludun t~ \-\.'ilht• prob­
lem:-. tht.'} ;~n•t•nrcluntt•nngwtth puper:. No
appuantmt•nt it. rwt U'S{uy
• 1\!nllol'llll 1\nthcm«t of the World ir; an
mtngutngguC'.,,tnggnmt> t..l t JUntors Mike
l.utz. .1nd Paul JOiltCll'-Dil Mvc dC'\'t~ for
th& bcgtnning uf tht• Wet•kund Re<xlvt:ry'
radto ~hO\.\ c<tc-h Sunda) ~-enmg from 9-11
p m on tl60 AM 93 I l.Jbcrty Cable The way
to piny i~< when Kl .c pli.ly:-. -.omc ob'iCUre lor
mn\-W not :.o ob!>Cure nntaonaJ anthcmllhc •
lir~ltmcr-. wll m and g\Jths lht> nnthum:.
rountry n1cW1nncr then 1'\.'Ull\.~ 1W0 be\
\.'I"'ge' from tht• country
• The men'<t ba!.ebnlltr.am pL1ys at Pacific
Unawrslty at 1
• Slate or the AM pn..""cnts Austrahan
pitllt~<t t..nthrvn ~lby . ac.:clrumcd for her
perlonnanccb at the 1981 l..eedl> lntema­
tlonnl Plnnorortt> c ompctllion nnd at the
Si;o.th \nn C llbum lntemat•onal PumoCom ­
pt~tition Sh'''Yill uppenrtnconccrt at8p.m
in l\'ans Audatonum 11ckt•ts are nv.Uiablc
through TIC'kctllnk. lZ7..J080 and are $6 SO
general. S4 SO Mudcnh and M!nto~ . and
Sl.SO for children under 12.. ues.
• Mle Math Skills Cuntor ifol npl:'n lrom
s·JO 9 p m 'fest~> turmnth 075 mnybu tnkcm
Mnth lutorln~ If-;wullnblu lor nil 1.('
t~tudc•ntN
• 'tlow to A\'Uid thu l.t•f(ld lJtndmlnc!'t nf
the (~tbll!ihl~ UuHinu ..... • 11'1 tlw topic or •I
spot>t:h "~ luc-h will bc1 E¢1'-•nl bv Dr l.t-onurd
IJuBoff. ,, \WII knm"nauthontyon tlw h;gol·
ilit~S ol the publl!,lung bu illC'!\!'1 Ho wlll
dlM"U~>" tho t,.um·, ol pubh-.hmg and ropv
rightlO\.\ lmm tt'll'writc•r .. pomt ohit'\\' nw
meeting ol \.Vdlarnulle \'\Inter'\ will ~ hdd
at lht• Jmpt·nal lfutt•l mo s \.'\. DI'UildWil)
and 1--up••n totht.t puhlir llwrc•t!H\ SZM'iOit·~
for non mcm\x r., Dannc·r will btl "''"·'!d tll
6:30pm for $!1 20. ( :tlll..ol~t \\t•bhlordlmw r
l'l!SCI'..Itton~ at Z.l·l 7664 UI'I(Oal7 IS p m f01
the nn:u ··~·'",
•
• A ( .cmflict Of'ductlon Workshop look:. at
a :.baring oft onlltc-t r'UtJucmg t.kill~t used at
L(.. l1lo foru" It> on t:ay llfr In tlw donulto
rie':i Peoplt <Jrr Invited In bnng tlwar ~ck
lunch('' to Momm Dining !loom for the
""''Ork...,hop t.ehcdult-d trorn 1 J u m to l z ·so
• • ri'CC legal infonnntlon \viii b<'ofTcn.odabO
pubh(' scn1cc (rom Mny l~ ill> p.trl ol
Nattonal tommunlty Law Week. The Ire~
legal mfonnataon cl'ntcn; nre being spon
M>rc.'<l by the Muhnomah Bar Assocaahon
Young l..twyt'r's ~ctlon . the MBA Volunwer
LawyeM- Proj<.'C·t nnd thP Oregon l4•gnt
Assat~tant& Association Nearby weekend
locations are on thu I'Crond floor of the
Galiena downtown .thr Pottlnnd C ommun
ity { ollegc U111cado Cam putt Other llpcclol
llleatJon~o ore at Portland Stoto UnwoNHy.
Smith Cflntcr Room338ond the West Wom­
an s flotel on 127 N \\ 6th for more lnfor
mataon. contact Jnnet Mitchell ot 224 1606
•Subml&."on" 10 thJs "'C(.~tJon are printed
free of charge ond 'ihould be nddres:.cd to
"Publlck OccuiT'Onccs" Olmpw. Box 21.
l..e1.W; and Clark Collogo, Portland , Oregon
97219. 11w dondJinc IsS p.m Thul""id4Yft for
pubiJcatlon the foiJcnving ThuNdoy . AlJ
submJ&>,Jon~o should be typed, double
spaced.
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(hiking in Hawaii, Rafting in Colorado,
or Beer drinking in Brussels) TO PLACE YOUR CLASS!·
FlED AD, call the Pioneer log
at 244-6161. ext 232, drop In
bOx outside Log office or mall
to Lewis and Clark College
Box 21, Portland, OR 97219
Cost Is 7¢ per word PRE­
PAID transaction only Deodl·
line 1s Fr1day
Pioneer Log, April 2&, 1984 Lewis and C1a1
(( There
that cle ~
process
input t<J
of Missi ,,
done.
Dou,
RliSty
Glenn Pout
Of the P101101"1' ~
The Rusty Nail
bbcl...
After running
almost $2.000 duq
ldlool year, the
eatery fnmou~> fo
bagells paid off th
late \.vinter qunrt
The :.uccessf(
dfort. which wat.
ter from Rusideno
Denlw Thom pso
headed by co-m
Jam~ Broude a
f)y, combined wit
bade& in Copelan
According to
treasurer. sophon;
oorm study bre
cally occurred
hmited to two pe
lhe NaJI'Is repa
tddJtlon. each 0
up their 'Ooor
amountrd to S3 ~
quarter. said Befl« ·we eouldn t gt
lnte,'thit groups ei
Iince wa didn't 1'
lo ga.ve.
The financia l
Rusty N nil t~urfu
wilLie under tho
of 1hen lunJor C
bnner Lewis an
Mllrl Cotton In
laat l'al~ Cotton n
and many other
&M•'8 food away
l'ho problem '
pounded by a lop
and the faJlurt! o
0\ertwar comm
tl\-ely monitor th
lilt.ulUon. acco
trticle
Shortly after th
to\.\'Md and the
down, Copeland
•